M li POTTSVILLE: MB `SATURDAY MORNING, , JULY 1643. , , Irma-ranee" The subscriber, Agent for one of the best Insur ance offices in - Philadelphia, Is prepared to make in. suranFol on • all descriptions of property, such as limmes, Mills. Stables, GOOds, Furniture, We., ike at tho,aery lowest rate*. : , i EL(BANNAN„. IC? V. B. 'Palmer, Esq.., No. 59 P,ine 'Street, Philadelphia is authorised to act ' as Agent to receive subscriptions end advertitem ti. for this paper. DEMOCRATIC REPU COUNTY .11E , As the time is rapidly !approaching — for-Me se lection of a Member of Congress, State Senator, two Representatives, and the different COunty i t° a Of ficers, 'be upporiediat the ensuing election i - And whereas, it has; becothe ei;ident to every re flectinglnind, that both the National and Stale Governments, as at preient 4thoinistered, are both rotten and .Corrupt—subverre of the best inter, eats of the people, end totall unworthy the sup port of all those oho !feel srl interest in the wet-, , fare of our State ano country . And whereas, the time has arrived when IL hes tocnnte nectssary for those who love their Goniviev beter than par ty, to rally for the purpose (b . , re instating those leading principles into the udministrstion of our ;government, which -have .4i3t.eil for the_ whole people prosperity, and happiness, and added, glo ry/ to the nation.—Therefo . An those in laVer Oldie' e tablishlnent of a Nu tional 'Curreney, through_ the .aid of a National Bank, . :., • . ' . :.In, favor of adhering .to tt[ci present Protective Tariff; which Irk' slreadi chLked the exportation of specie froth the country, a d turned the current in our,favor, In favor of distributing" he • preemie of the Safes of the Public Lands a ' ong the States, for the purpose of Prsse,rvingfthe present Protective. Systenr—iand - 1 :-., i _ ~I n favocof HEN HYCL Y, es the chosen in , ~ . strument,tokilvocatittnstril s.aßlish these princi ples in our Notional Goierrmeot. AR those whia are in (Ali= of aiSale of the Pub ; lic Improvement:{ belonging o the 'State, Ivor of the passage of charter of , every Borough or than a Banking Institution, I scrip, notes, or certificates or whiet!'alay circuqtte, as Are requested trhassembl ingot theft:eon Ithuse, in lAigeburg, Or i.'.',,uesday, l i e lsl August next, I At I.dclo6k P. M., sal themand there deliberate on such . .measures se may be \ calculated to ad. *Anne the hest interests of the people. MANY ; DENIOCIA'fIG WHIGS. , . cyOur friends in giners • ille, Port Carbon and iikbuylkill haven, wilt be ailed 91! for their re elieetiVe dues, in the iourse of the. ensuing week. We hope they will be prepared. We , regret to state that very few who are in arrears, have com plied with our request promillgated last week, • The Working-Itlea,!and the Tarte. We havesatten it repeat Loci :fops papers opposed exists in apathy among the esuntry in tabrion to the circulated about with great argument against its utilit conversed lately with set i ral'genilemen heavily connected with Manufactuling interests, and do know that a numbei whcspent much time and money in procuring the passage of *theact, feel : at ' present. ad apathy: towardslfulther exertion, and 'kite concluded to abide the l lr esultwhatever it may M.' This resolution arisee not from any want of . faith in the eicelletsie of the measure; rot they be.• Have its permanency to be in the hidiest- degree cotential to the welfare and prosperity otitis corn 'monk", but they are unwil ing to go. on striving to better the condition of the working class, whilst they . find that portion of th community opposing t i those endeavors: pile of t ose gentlernen, in'the -couraelof conversation, reinsrkett ihtt aftarhshad ineurrr i ed much expense add loss of time in lay fnibefure the Cemmittee` 4 Manufactures all the .information in favour of a Tariff, he could gather, he went around ha workshit al petition in favor. Of the, measure, which he w shed the then to sign, Mid out of forty workmen, whom , he employed, only len oigned the petition', the .others avowing' that they were opposed to a Tariff, and would not sign it, finding that his effirts on behalf-Ur the :working. class,.weMithus et in a quarter from whence he letetexpected 7 , helmmediattly re- solved to trouble 4i.nrstqf ni More about the mat... , ter; white at thwearrie tim e he is determined,; no , matter what the event malhe ; to keep his w.othe •in operation. 1 This , he calf du,-and should the Tariff' be ‘t'epestlest, making the doinpethion with English iron ad the Ipresen rates of Ithour an im‘ - ' - possibility, he will I be fu cell At reduce the wit i, get in consequtuce,: andtat redaction t most ne.: cmitarily continue until he s enabled succesafolly li t to compete .wilb the, foreign article. . • • lfths sitoikin t ginse of diiiountry.viill thus set at naught their - beat Antereefe, and marshal them. selveS against! thrii whO are striving 'to'-sea Cure their' welfare, they can blame no one but,. r thenuelvea, fur the comet; enees' which- may en- ins. , They must labour, and if the l employer,i i through the went of s.: 7 Teriff, cannot pay them • 1 dollar a day, they will ha compelled to take whM• %ever his butidess can afford. A praetical tiiall of free Weds restilts will soon open their ;'yet, and we fast that many Of thend will not be convinced until. the test is 91 . dergon . ~ - .-, K -, -- . . . Cane Ds '- KALIL—Wei are pleased. to notice that Genersi R. H. Hammond , of Milton, % Pa , •bas a4ptiid the command of this Encampment Gan.ll. is a fine lookirigind ef fi cient Officer, and we know .none in the , tate better qualified to perfotm the duties apperMining to the command than he. , •. • ' • • - ' I The Cointnittet -, - inforni i'm that acceptances 1 1 from; different ,Comparri are ,ponring in daily. and there cannot now be te slightest doubt that this Encampment wilkbe i the larg..st ever held in the state. We are gratified to bairn that things ate progressiiigOo finelyl 'fur the Military here Have expended' much eat ond lalsour to prepare far the; accommodationg a- number, - and "w9 should not like to iee the l ibsappciinted. By the Reading Gazette; of Hatunlay last, we obtervitimt the four coniiianies. in that Borough have all' determined 'to vlsit the plump in Itittal fee. - ' • ,•-1 .. • / - Since writing the above, we have been informed bithe Codunittee ihat tsverity three Compsniei %clotting t4osit of the Setrnylkill County Blttalion, Moe teeepjed the invitaiwinirwril will be present at the opening of the Enesmpment.. In addition to thlOioyAtave received iroirustion that a number ofrw,hei Companies intend to . v d isit the Camp:' A ComPenyAita Biblandeis" from ,Nitri Yotk is ups.. and it , is , probairle that 'several Compi :ll;eifrent*hillidelphia 'wail be here. ' The Cont. 'lsitiss expect at least thlrry' Coutparoies,•-which will tanblithe size of itte largest EncaMpment ordwhAldin the Stater . 1 The Tiuriff..Nastalt3!: of . 1 , 4 i'vtgA!tlraUesu The evil of legislative uncertainly. 'saheb con. sideredin the danger which already thiCatcns the establ.shed Tariff, it- becoming mare and more apparent daily. , As an: evidence of this, we will quote en instance, which, happening in our beigh• borhood, has comae under our itnineiliate knowl4 , edge. - The Anthracite Furnace , at; this place, has lately been repaired, and put i in 'process of prepar ittion for a gentleman in the city;Who had con :chided to attach a rollifig Mill to,it,' and use it for the manufacture of iroci.s The iiirangements had been nearly completed, ariten the person her hav ing the' property in chi mr / de, received a lette r, sta • ling that as every present indication threate ed a change in the Tariff during the aPproachin see• rcori of Congreas, he did riot detm it oxpedie entereafe.tir into the Mildness Lima some or permanent action had been istken is rega LICAN W.Md, Protection.., The work wss accordingly,stoi and thus bas another enterprise been chick the uncertain and destructise deceonstrationi the probable majority in Congress. , Such will always be the - result to thC cot oily as , long vie the people continue to sui party instead* fixed and deteimined princi t l , the manufacturing and•other interests wilt .uncertainty, and m will con tinuallyess involvid in hesitate to invest money baied upon the p aga of a law, for fear that the next election, by giving the antagonist patty the petver,:may des roy it. When a good and salutai, measure is ado ted, it shtiuld be - firmly and unflinchingly sutained, without reference to 'party feeling-or pa rty - wel fare. The.well being of the' community cans for its filed establishment, and all vacillation, by de atr.ling its permanency, is destructive of trade, and subversive of the general interests. ' 1 - ' We now come to enquirn who are the s era of a Tariff, and who are not. It is e golly a Democra.ic Whig- measure, a !Ought forward, and Carried through by th tieing intlefet.gable e x ertio ns, although o and met at every turn by . the northern fo and_the southern freei tradists—with ever culty to contend with, they ., have strugg ward and upward in the stern contest of ple, and have at lasteocceeded in engrafti measure - , upon the institutions, of the coon What is now, and . What has been the cum the Locofoco party towards this measurel positiondo;tbey occupy before;thepeople. profess to fa v our a tariff: and has their ac ions harßonized with ouch profession With heir late I,cilliting and antagonist course atilt fr hin the minds of the people, can we depend npo the retention of the measure, if its abrogation would farther the interests of the party, or Militate" the' election of their 'Presidential candidate'!- ; \ Let he community first recall to memory theirill:mi. - las and then answer. a law; declaring the Corporation, ( other that may issue any , 1 loan, intended . for, rreney, e in • County Meet `the , HorbuGh of Or We Call the Tariff a Democratic measii . are,i and we say ;that every pure democrat in the country by the faith he holds in such principles,' is bound to labour for _and sustain. it. The principles which were defined by the Democracy of the Je : , fission and Madison Administration, are the sonic which the VVhigs of the present day contend .fur. That which was Democratic, has not sufrered in quality from lapse of,time, and must be recognlse ed as Democratic now. For The sake of more pos itive discriminatiOn, we will draw a line between the two great parties of the natien,,and then what spectacle do they present? The whip, steadfast and immoveable under the broad banner of clearly defined principles; which they brie published promulgated as their undeviating and unfaltering 'guide; and to whieh, as their acts have proven, they are determined: to cling. There can,he no doubt as to the motives or intenliot.s . of the Whig party ; they have never kept them-,in the lapck ground, but proudly acknowledging them, have as firmly endeavored to, sustain them. Let us now turn to the Leant:mos, ( or Democrats as they call themselvand ascertain what their position is in regard to the institutions of the country. Are they Tariff or Anti-Tariff I are they for a diatribe; tira of the Sales of the Public Lands, or are'they opposed to it I—Pre•they in favour of a National Bank, or are they opposed to -alb,Banks anyone answer these questions dtstinctly, and re fer to the acts of the party for its validity ? No! But the reply to every - and eachtquestion, would be a hesitating and: shifting orfpg—.. perhaps so, and perhaps not." Such being the actual historyaif the times,' tt .becomes the duty of ; every man inAhe community to cast party feelings aside, and act as - his own consciousness of-the best interests of the mass 'di rects him. The quiet citizens who seeks for no:h• ing but the' blessing of a well organized govern ment, dr:rives no benefit from roarriparlyascenden,', - . ey, and whenever a ; man takes up the ..strgan of party and denounces all who der not pull in the harness to which he is attached, the public. may be' well assured that he is either mi,office -holder or a seekerof the spoils. • - : - 7 . assirted in those o a Ttiriit that there manufacturers in the nure, and this :story is anxi‘ t . 7 - Bela powerful . •'We have net and , USAIITIIOIIIZED DIPLOXACT.7.--Tho Now York Courier and Enquirer under this caption,,contains a long article describing an informal and unau thrarizoll mission sent: by John Tyler, to the Court of St. James. According to this paper, it appears that Mr. Duff Green reeently arrived in Engtand; with what he considered•kll powers to enter in to-an important negociation with the British Gov ernment, on a Cornmersisl Treaty ; and ;hid too whilst Mr. Everett, one of the most capable and accomplished of our hole diplomatic corns, was in England as thetecredited envoy of the United States'. Such an interference with the diplomatic intercourse of the country, on the part of the , act-, ing President, is unheard, of, and presumptuous in the highest degree, anrrif nue in every pantie- - ular, as giYen by the 41 Courier,", he will merit 'the additional , scorn of the'Whole country for this new act of conceited stupidity. Such n course is calculated to detract froni the poWers of our. resi dent embassador ( Mr. Everett, );and places our country in a very-unenviable light , before the diplomatists of other nations,. The' London papers are using, up the occur rence in the most caustic style, and the sneers of the Metropolian Journals, are 'all showered Upon the folly. We suppose that the embassy will, al so be paid from the piiblic macre. lirdto Acute—were abenciait . yesterday. Vie ages nearly doubled in length, tb eensequenem--Rith There now, Corporal! why not take our advice. •and foreversbjure:the vile trash. We speak feel ingly, Corporal 2we do indecitwhen say thot it bra lasting burning shime'for a young man of your incites,' to be seen . staggering through this beautiful world with a rum jug in yourpocket: and another in your corporosk y, at the same time whintrig out your complaints of a' , morning 'head ache. Come to Pottsville; ( Corpor al; and It' wity the temperance fake lure will do op poen. tusi nes' ii a caution to suckers--as Shakapeare Some where- very beautifully rema r ks, uSucti things otightereziat!" . . Coanasvicus.---In last Saturday's Journal; whilst speaking of. Alf. Levan's, removal from the Pail Office at Schuylkill Osman. we mentioned that Mr. Edward. Huntsinger had been appointed in his place. This, was an error, the present Nit - Master is F. 8.. Htintsinger of chuylltill Haven.. • We bun that Mt. Jo,lid C ; ess i has taken eke National He will make 'good and obliging landlord,. l• ' (1:7-The Dom. Aohn,liolcsep, DistrictAnone7 of the UnitritatimOliod iinPartiartd,,Mairts. the 74t inst. " • v Ili Isresse snots ,Tets., —BY advicia frotit:thie 1 republic,ittp to the 24 ult.. we have the particu- I lars;• of 1 " pesos 'negotiation. estabh d between{ Me tee and ' Texas, anid - also a 'procli*stiosi froin I th - \ Sam Houlooleclaring an armistice 4 ' •.- 1 ' - The English 'irlituatin at ;Mexico Basibeen the mediator between tbnitwo couturia4 'and it is thouitti by missy , tli,t ' the object °tthe interfe rence ut in no way favorable to the IXlterior-,for tunes"of the• republic.' The Houston Telegraph of dui 2nd, whilst apekking of the•blettican prop osition, says: - I' : : ! mit 'appears that Santa Anna has auttously a• voided, Making sin Statement user h i Town signa ture Icy which be even in the most idirect man ner acknowledges the ilidePendence ' Texis, but iddreisites'his communication throng ""ihe British ; Minieder, apparently ta i avoid making iinyl open ad .! I mission that he is disposed to treat !nth Texas as an independent State:, and leaving tt for fame no 'lions to decide whether he will for any 1 sitions for the J unconditional clutoraledg t" of the independence of Texas. It would sp. pearfroth the peculiar manner in Which the coat i ' inunication is made, :Int) the pecan juncture at • 1 which it is offered, that , it has been ex tort edor ficim him rty, -necessity, railer than by tiny Aleitire for peace;and we are leftto doubt, whether he merely desi+atigaintirne t i releasCr his . army, at Yuen j a tan, and establish his authority more (filly at home: or t 4 accord to Tex on honorable Ilpeace. • The• proposition comes adimmediately after; the visit to di . :Mt. Mooie to Yticitan, that we l l ! li re induced to b4lieve it 18 to thrt event mainly that Cis are to attrihute this extraordinary communifsiton uf Cien te Anna." t or, tied' gotom props coent' ma , port es-- i court: mzE r .--,..citizens( l ir ScbuYlkill 1 cOunty: do not forge the;meet i ng aq:Oristgaburg, on lruesany-the let. of August nest.! There is much .to be done ore the - approniog ele c tion, and ' it is necessary !ilia you. should i 8 preseut• to wa4h over the inter 'ate of tiii - rdietriCt. ; At that meeting one ,Delega e will be alipoinied•to refire" sen t this county in I I °National ClUvention>fq , the neminatuin of a candidate to Oil Presidency ; abioLdelegatei.to a Sate Cenventioni fur the nom: inarn Of Conal CoMmissionerti ; Old ConfereeS to meet those of Lekanou and Daephiti, for the . !election of . a condi ate to represeri in t, th is district ; Oingress. It -is Iso necessary to agred upon a county ticket • for.the Fall election , ' one s the ~, meeting will be one f great importance ; w d tope dual there will be a full and general attendance. I k stain ! • puatt !hated, ir un. I posed !ufocos diffi. ed on. inIICi. g the ry.—.. so of what 'hey Ittooxtionir.---A ihousand poetical association are created by i:s lovelines s. At itepure shining„ the invis:ble spirit of t beauty, roused from its slum bers by the gentle amonitton of minory, knocks i. at the ideal gate c.f he heart, and entreats sooth ingly for adinislion. t Thoughts of lerime . or ien gest= cannot live a such an tinuri i In its pale and. spiritual light, the soul, blackened with vice, , anti distorted by unholy, longings, feels' the influ ence of its withering; hudranity and cower within itself to shrink fromlits aolemn reprOaches. The young land good and beautiful find ecstacy in the period—the germs Of fine feeling 'newt) the silver rayp of the bright m l inistO burst into bloom, and, all estraint being severed, heart )cops to heart, witthrilling confidence: We lo4e the moon lig t t furjlterejsbOly - tholight bordering over , its t f li beauty, we love 'to wander forth jib' its 'Oiliness and drearrn'ei the "impossible things ,of fancy," but we 00 attest having.our meditstir,disturb id ,by ifi mannered,l • wide mouthed i i cross looking bull dogs. such as abound every wherein our pre cinets. . . r - - 311110 SE VEIISEg.- 1 7" Mary," hi eowting ~ on quite cleverly irrthe poeucal line; stick Itci it fair one, and some of these daysyou may enj..y. the 'Ennio bk gratification - o seeing your reductions in Jahn! Thatlas t . de waa a , trifle etter than the previous, sad Mali:mall rather nis i tskieh, (no.not that) love sick,ir is tone. jinglealkolerably well, barriri' the spelling. The concluding verse is re -1 , matkable for its in ependence of style; hereit is Ma!tyl-- 1 • ~- il . , the heart felt rofie , .4 ... Yction'a Givasoming . , Ihving joys are throw] ..., I. from whence they sprin g ." - . - • but rather abstruse. Thi bloc. tone, would ililence a new : metaphysics ar botao,, we Rd this spring r . ig up of joys ' to be thrown back egaA, is a al tactics we can't exactly get we suppose sit's fair in po rta-go to word ft Mary l', greet ,and you.may yet becomegreat 11 ' • “.1:1h lovely is Of pure a& When all it' lj Into the wet, . • !e!ty fair that! 1 doming ota 'lovely disovery l ' in eithe • I dot know- which otU of a well, only spi l eies of sentimen the l hang of—over etryi and i f you atiat to the , thyme, knowal. tiliS OF TILE rip endid B&W' 1 .1 mrded by Captai i i Ltstiin on the la ii d c,seat Seal Is I. one o'clock =the!: erl ) llt which broui pr s i 1 ger kind freight, i! landed. _ 'I ile ful l shears that there v I i . passengers: . 1 : lot We are intern extra steamer, the 9(1 tone,tone, and of o 1 eidpressfy le' meet thle Columbia, ani lii . e l mails and pal uil i uestionably he 4' [ilea ti Liverpd pa sengers as ma pi, herence ts atvd nia. The latter' this.port fa' daiy neat 16th int!, , . ~ • Mix Isnunnia is still raging*onnd ordidis -441 'The miners of the region ire the last iiihd Ittiti been attached — l , and it is snindwhit endow! t not the, progress ; f the dpidemic li In one c4iery Which employs n - wards of 80 ;' m iners ; bnt ..one I - - % tnan map, d the 'sickness; indeed it is a difficult i i . _ int4ter to Snd a prrson In our neighborhood till. h. not been - effected with it. '•I ' .r,:',;: 1, 1 het Eflitorial hneamp -7-7 :nent aLthis place ieein . • I,- • to meet the general approbation or our exc wages; The Leftenant a ll nd Sargent of the For nksiti4 plO i erti to be pres i ent at, the opening. e tenant is particularly requested tn' , fill t of rn,, his green cost vith provender fol. nengtiti ma sign, as sui acribers now•Mdays _ateli Ur bdek 'ard about ioniingoryrwarih csirraa *vocal—The citizens of. Lan caster County frorourable to the election of Henry CO3r,have called a meeting on' the 29th . Of.fuly, eqneif by 1865 'nod Clay Whigs. The object is for the purpol of settling a county ticket, to be at4ppoAed at the nsuing general ;election: - . AlphoneoSrnitO, a notorious pi+pocket,nrithout a ;vote, and who, eourse had brit.few' fr)eds, has ben pardoned by Governor Poker. a•Smith I • II , • Bola Badger, 'Morton McMichael . John Swift, end It, W. Policia, are ricmC4 we Alencocratic w y i ig conilcletes or Sheriff of thei, City, end Coln -1 t 'of PhiladelphiC. 4 ' 4IL - .4 '. : . - Corporal Sinker evil that his ajog," is a'!atone deptijotio." WeLwent quarrel ti4ut that-- it la the clieteute we final halt with, amash it e l qfporel and neva buy enethek. • • !Drery - lielegeul selected for MO •Piitionel-Con' volition. so, Ids, has been instrObrea to supp o it Vey for the Presideneyo : ;,L • • - • THE liillNEßS"'" ,, JOURNAL STIAINIEIt 1 ...40i1UD1111A.*/ QC . la+l Bteamer, Columbia, coa t . .1 • in Shannon, winch sailed from lasioNas wrecked upon Black 1 •, .N. S. struck about nd inst., and, Wlen . the scgoon- Ight the news, ihere was every lug to piecei. the passes, i n -the mail, were safely 'Owing 'from thd. Boston Atlas, wil. be but little delay to the 11 led that thereA at Halifax,an lUaraaret, a vesse.l of POU or - ver 3po horse power. kept there iJ'uch exigencies as the loss of capable of carrying forward issengers. Thd; Margaret will, e dispatched immediately from dot, taking the:inails, and such prefer, to go to w ard in her, In iting_ the sailing of the tuber. vnasel, it wil l,, be recollected, Liverpool via Halifax, on Sun .!,• 4 4.• RsTiqtrtino.Thir «Iderarieratte Union:l that . Cerhatus Aerie heeds'sre the_ for. rnerE.eystone r RePort l eratid State Cs~stoif3iietie, hair been 'making-air ii;ttach. titithe *hi* party for their with of moralityi is not this hiat,4tertic Ma, jeaty re i ptoVitig sinl The steifts of dtriAiioti!,%sta, portico trl3i , aimed slighter Fels BAter.: Es'!".4' , o ' Philadelphia. This 'gentleman In'teru, l lol l l3t-' seli'lltelsnark of Locnfoco •detraction'trecauire he has dvied eipose vices. .Those who know it him, oW how immeasurably superior he is to their pttY malignityj The whip of Philadelphia *prelate: him as 'he deserver; to be, fur we (see Many omplimentari toasts Were given to him at their celebration on , the hilt: fie has done Much. And suffered much foi his devotion to Whig princi- Ples,s+d Ave trust. will soon base his reward,. Suck.meW as Conrad. Wlifirtael, Ash and ger STOW! jewels of a party. and Philadelphia tan pray:de fo's them al4 in the distribution of - next Fall's bfices. , , ,• - . Na , Yona.—Weettract the following tempt. ing cl i rsc4iptian froM the New I ork'correspon deuce of the National Intelligencer i _ " The:mariel of Broadway just now is the At. 7 kamuriatan ice cream resort lately °petted a M ac b&ve, Niblo's. I The clpth of 'a' ificip on Broadway is piercec i i fora eVrridlor entrance, and is lin ed With winters tended by the prettiest Hebei'of their clmsa. TrsVersing this alley -of temptation; you deteend to a msrbl e paved circu-. Mr cjurt, tented with gialy.stripecl awnings, and , embellished with the carvings and gorgeous col- ors of i harbaric architeecure. The seals are around a fountain, and a slime of - a water nymph-stands In thn centre, holding above her head a horn, fc:em whicl issues the water in a jet reserobling a glass tomb; lla. The basi n is lined with flowers, the ; falling water makes: the constant murmur whiah ii needful foi toles-alleles, the sicy looks inthrouih the lz tinge of the awning, and the fees are .fireade of fedi cream!' - lite whole scene is more Cisi entallthin Spani,l4 and would have been better named a serail cola kiosk thim the. Alharnhka; rutsC is a ... fairy IA" Ow well 8 8 a man can judgli - who„lms nev# . seen fairy-land ,) and for the price of artireg - keam it gives the untravei : led a rieJv idea of luitiry."_ ' .( Lair t at siva.--;-The elcctiMilor members Of roo. gresef in this State On Itirifiday the'.34 inst., toe, as far as heard from, resulted rather tinlecntahly to the Whigs. • fn 'the first Dmtrict, 51410114 Litto.. Foc is circled 4 . 0 email . .msj s erity; ami jhe second Dietrkt the contest is a vciy cict4ne ibe.- tweet White ( W big) . and Lablinicite , 14) 6 . ro. .0 0 410 probability hciweVer is, that bablsn'che will be elected. ; This efectionislieltV44eried 'of r th I Wh'' ' 44 fil b when mane the lgs arelona, 0 y • ssnt, and tits may account in somal4tee, p ,Aiiiavant of su c cess. - The city of 5eW.,11,f;140 ',4fas elected a Wiligmerriber to the LegiptsWre! - : 2 . - .' l' ..,, I I ~ i , The; following ;tekspves given. tly,Johnl3,: i Irk grarn,'at Harriaburg britthd 4th ofi,Jul;* 't l., . : . P 454 .' .13i , John S. Ingram-Da v id R. _ ter—Traitors. msy feed on Treason--Injins" may speak of honesty t y while under bad influences, ;'but.fim i ikmation'and 1 and contempt.of a! whole , contra . _h. '• will award re. tribunvejustice to tile misercMt.!: • ' • If John should take anothc6llsuntingdon to in i quiie.io " o tie chitif,l),sikiß. Port er, ,we, have no doubt bitireKrf:WOull: be very difrer mit from that which he mOi.in 1838. ' ' . DOI:lr Fon u*.—. We ere pleased to learn that the circulatihn,of,this sterling Clay and Tar iff Psper% is rapitlif: increasing since it hes been enhigett - ticknowoged ow all sides to be and 4 the best;Penny Papers published in the country. E?CPERSES OF Guy ERN EN . T.—The Madi;mni an admits that the last' Congress reduced the ex pensed of Government: frOrn' Tlit RT Miliions to .SVPNTEO3I Millions of dollars per annum. Thelrlemotrat.chigs t in 9e last contest, declar ed that 'the expe:nses of government ought to be reduced-end they always fulfil thtir promises, whenever it is in their power to do so. Dernocratic Whig County -Convention, for the purpose of forming a county ticket has been called in Prupbin county, on Moodily the 7th of August next. ~ In Lebanon :county a •e onvenlion - for a_ similar Purpose wall convene ion the .14th of. August next. ' i. .Oun 00..5°1'r:411room, otern KT.—A number of are co Ogieg ding in the district, it iri said for the purpose of making , arrangertients to carry the district, It is unquestionably One of thirmost important in. the State and eiery effort will be made on their Dart to carry it. The dem ocratic Tariff Whigs must not he idle. We find the . follosving,notice in the Harrisburg Telegraph: ; . 1 * Noticci is hereby given, that application will be made to the nett Legislature, fur thecharter of a Bank to be called the .. Firmer; Bank .xti Schuylkill county," to be located in the borough of Schuylkill I:Javen, in theof Schuylkill, with a capital of two--lien.lred thousand dollars: JAMES B. LpvAN.!, 1 [ Mimi MG ,Vicrunr tar DICTfiIfIT.At a specie! ---- ' .. last Fr iday, to fill the vacancy' occasioned the resignation of Daitori. Me embezzling Al- Man of the Rd Ward, the Whigs elected Nelson nilinson by five majoi4. This give's the Whigs r . : ascendency on The city Government.—N. Y. ,urier and Enquirer. ' 1 - I 1 et 4 RATHER PO r rITED !A correspandent of the Es. r News Letter, in a spirited and hUmorous kc cohlitof the i!,e)vbration Ot Bunker Hill, saps—" 1 d 1: not like to ditrusKtio President C s:dress or his" &Ink, but I t 0.;1t his Porter is unwholesome, and I I diOike Alie.sCA of his Spencer. I believe the per .... ytt, , end': [te Posidint,, too, will soon be, if th tare riufri,w, of the carpe opinion." . _,..,„ , ‘ __7' • MW.remas Prayer, of 'Georgetown, S. C , had e r 1 I . I: II tA tql blownco ff by the premature discharge of a can4n, while, firing a'salute on the - China. 1 ~- v •• Ul kinds 01 we ober .during the past week —'warm and [Sultry—raid end and rain all in:,deleglatfielvari:ty. Prime; weather :thila for the for end ague. . • ''. The GerMantown Telegraph comes to as en spoil and L improved. It is a first ram paper, and is well co.ndoeted. ' The Major's new press av, i rks admirably. - - 1 - '' 1 •• . - or the berdfit of our fair teadere, we copy the • following dirSetiona for impressing leaves and • , plenty, from the Germa ntown Telegraph _ : • • "Prepare a hilt sheet 'of White letter-paper, by re hbingfiver it a small quantity of olive oil, On. til it become indurated, and then rub over it dry mkneral green of the shade desired, until a thin wi t ti n g is ft - wined—el:lce the leaf upon the green oiled paper, whit the rough side toward the green, and over the leaf another piece of soft paper thenwith the;: band pi‘ess the leaf on Ms color, ultbing gently until the'eolor adheiei to the leaf; end then !Attestor it to your txiok or white paper, phicing over i a; piece of soft paper, and rub gent. Irwben the fmpreavion, la formed. ' . owar.t..- 7 :They make nearly a million and a q 4 rier y a m s : ot , eiitton'lotli at Lowell, per week; employ about itopp operatives (6375 &imolai) and use 434,00016 r. of raw Cotton per week. Ilia annual amount of raw cottonosta] is 22,569,000 ma ienatigh to load 50 ships' 350' tons each, and of 'cotton manufietured 70415,810. yards-106 Ibi. of otton'silrprodute 89 yards orelatb. . Col. Ribbard M. bi to preside:it a re peal meeting in Cincannetti Ohio. • • ;''. • 2#ll s4rts' of 30ine;„ (Original aud..setectep:' .-Wyand,s, !be Jisi race oiliuiin aboit it . - .500 immigrants turivetfat Citi6tio s on the 'kith and 211th . Lti Cottitiot the U. 84 ShipCoinnliii L s,, died a nddeily at Rio Janeiro, on the /Oth.of key. •-• i • The following Slates elect me,inbers to Cellos& on . the lira Monthly l :l4ll4.l'. :North Carolina 9; Madame 7; Muni pi 4; ICentacky Wilms 'lO and Illinois .7 / 1-. 1 i i • . The Influenza prevailed' st 111114rauki4 sin Territory on the 28th This, epidemics . has alao:made As appearance in Cincinnati. , • • t Eight hundred and filly-dollars were, realized . by the children Of the Warren sitCet Ct(ipel, Bos on, from the sale'of Bowers on the 4th Inst. • Three thousand iSre hundred, Igisse tigers were conveyed between Charlestown, Maas end • Flesh. Pond on ib.4tb.ofJuly. Thejury appointed to assesepe damps done by the burning ofPennsyliinie Nati in 1838, bare axed the imaunt at $22,758 27. The. Newberg Telegraph tape -a colored man - was killed near ,that place, a Telir!days sgo, by the stings of2sOme ;locusts which fret hod caught arid put MALI bat to , inr used as bati. I ••• . • In thirteen Counties.in the !Stele of Michigan there are no less than three.,titindred and eighty. isix flourishing grist and saw , . A Western editor says, that a girl :lately sent him Word thet if he didn't shtit' l his moOth,tip a. bout bishops, :she'd / wrap hiM up in a rig end make A bustle 'of- Aim. - The tt Oregen Convention "Intas sitting et CM cinnttti at - the last dines, the, }lon. Menem, M Joitallort presiding. The London Shipping Gazelle states that saw dust produced (torn mahoganY,l haa•been used in the adulteration of coffee in that , country, to the extent of 300 tons. ! I - The amount of 'the Alabama peak circulation• which las' been withdrawn one} destroyed, id, as officially stated $2.521.873, j It is said that the large autn!cti $lOO,OOO of the loss by the late destructive fire at Fall River, falls 'upon the Bristol, R, 1. County Mutual Insurance Company. H ' .The water will be drawn' clrfrom the North Branch Diaisinii-of the ! Penn4lvania Canal, on the 16th inst., for - I o).Wio d ,7'so I Judge Story is"Cery ill , - lin o it is supposed by some of th9,paiers thatihe .wiq 'recover. • The reieipts of the aketet ic i ani Board - cifAissiOns thyi4the month of Jutie, was Lover James, the novelist, halt bee i rr engiged to write a serial romance for theiDablin.llniversiti Maga zine. I. The Episcopal Church at elvidere, N.J ~ was badly injured by lightning a riw days ago.. Many of the band loom weavers in New York have struck for highzi sieges. The Salem Standard •of !Tuesday says : ..Bronowsti, alias Voiciscockti arrived in our town yesterday afternoon, escorted the Sheriff. . lie took lodging! in the jai"' 1- _ whole' family was recently poisoned in . Washington, D. C., by! a solvent putting arsenic in the tea. .! The flowery is the only theatre open at present in New York- . • Mr. Brackett has been employed.to erect a MO foment to the late Bish op I I A Boston , paper sayr, the is some hope that the Columbia will be arived.l . The river at Natchciz was very high on the 28th. ' I , • ;1 Florida 'stolid to be 011inkup'very rapidly with emigrants froth variouequaiterr .A Grand Musical E pterteinment is talked'of in Boston, in aid of the Fall Rirer sufferers.. 1 ;1 The afory that the I of Ex-Governor Cor- win, at Lebanoo, Ohici, had! been stoned; is con tradicted. i'• - i. • • • wrier in th e Newburg Telegraph, takes ground against wearing craats, as not. only ud. necessary but injurious. ,„--' 'Several churches Isiiisk - York have adapted the principle of free nap., The,..arnvals at Saratogg amount to about 100 daily. The recent death; Petit. Colonel Bon calla to mind, saga the Pres ,en anecdote showing the regard Napoleon .felt for hiqather, General Bon, who had been killed irOgypt. The widow lived at Romans; ,on a midi pirision of 600 f. a-veer, end succeeded in gettiig herlaon placed at St..Cyr. One day that the E perorli visited the school to pass the pupils,• yuun i g lad l.!ft the rinike‘end pre sented • pPtitionto D4polecia. "-Who eke your said the EMpeior. "Sire, I m the son of.Generiil Boa—my mother lies on i . • pension 46000 6 Berthier," said theE peror[tvith animation, "take a / a note of this ; . pus down ' 6,000 f for the widow— the sail is (lob s thi s miinent! 4 bear an annuity of 2,000 f. • year, and let hint (have a lieutenant's commission in any regiment* my guard he choo- .ogl irist my goon, sea. In atew dayeattorwarktv young Bon vole in corporatetklo a Yogi-113ot o cavalry belonging to the guar& Rkrucn fureign British Parliament...L.on ,ths 19th [ June , the King of Hanovefrts' Duke of pumherland, took the oaths tied his seat irk the HOutte of i Lords. the appear. once crested a great - seneation. , He sat on the ministerial side of the House.' , On the same day in the!Commons, Mr. Dottie gave notice that on the follosiing- Tuesday, or on the earliest possible deg, afiet., be should propose a monition to the - effect it.tit the payment of a pension to en independent foreign. sovereign from the lilies of the Uniteld KiriAdom, was a waste of the public money and tan inju i stice to the people of the country—(cheen)—rindl therefore that- the pension of £21,000 a i , ear granted:to the Duke - of: Curn'terland oughts to be Aiscontinbed while he remained King of Hanaver- i (Cheera.) Ti ' i/12 . DIRT oit Mairco'.— According to - the Baltimore American, p late' l Mexican paper states that the Seerkkry of the Treasury of Mexico has published a decree, bylwhieh the President directs that twenty-five per cent. 4441 the receipts at the dustorix Bangers of the Republic, shall be set a part as a 'sinking fund to r pay the public debt. This fluid :is to be inviolable for any other pur pose. The decree goes on Ito , provide for a sort of consolidating and fending, the internal debt, at the rate of six per cie4 stock, for which it be ex changed by such as choose'. Those who,do not eeibrace this arrangement - with the GJvernment, will have their storksliquidated only when, out of the sinking food n ¢ w created, those shatl have first•been paid, whir accede ;40 this exchange of stock.' - H Maairsos.-4 look upon a men's atteeliniont to a woman who deserrOiri it; :se - the . greet east possiblO safrenend , to biai in his dealings with the world; it keeps him fiord all - those smell vices which unfenced ritnicthisihe little of; yet which certainly, thenigh niiderniine - the founds-. liana . of- better ihe . end the whole 'tab& of Alit arid "wit*, k i sjiifert way under the assault of temptstimi! . • • - • I • ~;~ _ :M. , "Veit; Wein' Brie in.—Name - labor ; work at hente;_ buy . hilimit'; sell st home ; spend at home;employ oir own: countiitaren in prefer. ~ encet ; •help .Antericsna drat.; protect American . labor; assist American, industry; let theAotith feed , diet North ;' the North supply the Sundt what we don't want we wilt ship sway ; .what'we , can't teaks or produce we will buy from foreigners This is the- Whig eistem; this is Henry policy. .We love-our awn dear corintO, and aul;, earn countrymen, before , any - fereignn'stion ; and: mean first to take- Care of 4inerictin men and American boys,. end American girls apd women.. ..We are not an idle people ; we must and we will, live try labor., It feeds - us and it clothes us ; and, we mean to take care • of that labor in preference to any veto, or any power, foreign or domestic: Hence we want a domestic and protective tariff.— Annapolis kepubhcap: . . , in 0- Elwin- tea o! Jeer Drum—The follomlng is one of the best modes of reading the Declaration of IndepenUetic,e that we have Seen for many a dab: We take it froni the Philadelphia u North Amer. can." • A. gentlinian residing in the viclnity of this city invited his children—three daltighters and - a tion—to dine with him on theTourth"of duly. In the course of the meal, which, we presume, was oncearorMy of the'celebration of Independence in z every sense of the word, a - package was placed be. -fore each of the four, containing securities to the amount - of Two- Hundred . Thousand Dulars— making of course, in the agg.egate, Eight 'Hun dyed Thousand Dollars. ''his truly gei,erous . pa; rent had already, as we learn, _bestowed liberal al. loWancea upon his chi!dren. We need hardly add that they, aro arrived et years of discretion, and can appreciate the affection, .confidence, and munificent spirit which prompted the gift. Large as it vraf, the father retains an ample fortuao for his Own enjoyment." TooneLa'astoNo TUE MOIIMOYIEI.—We learn frorri the St. Lams Republican. thatloe SMITH. the:Morn:ton Prophet, who was indicted a short time ago in some. of, the upper counties of, Mis souri for treason and murder, growing out of the Moirtiodtvar, has teen arrested and put hi jail as soon as he obtained. knowledge-of a ;requisition having been made by . the authorities of Missouri for his person. - Ttle news of Boddie arrest was brought to St. Louis on the 29th MUM° by the steamboat Osprey. the passengers on boarJ which report; that-when fhe intelligence of _his apprehension reached Neu • voo two hunched horsemen of the - Legion started immediately foe Ottawa - withtheintention of liber ating him, end that the steamimatC/owa had also been chartered at Nauvon by the ?,iortnons to Bs. • • cent) the Illinois rteer with .one hundred and fifty armed men in order to 'second the attack of the hoMetnen on Ottawa. Ottawa is situated up the I.llniois, and is 'distant about three hundred miles Iforii St. Louis. ithe'folling note from John W. .13ear,,the Bucy. eye Blacksmith, defining his position, we trll4 will besatt4acfory to his fliends.L-117redmg . . TiMes.- . . . . .., liAnKunsauno, June 26,1843. ~- Mn, EDITOII :' ' , . Sii--11aving been enquired of hy 's'everel gentle men of this place, tis to what my presentvolitice are rl i am led to, believe that the 'public suiqmse that I have changed my political views, which iti not the case. lint; now, and always have been sinco my boy hOod, an unyielding advocate,ot lit?res Cr.arof Kentucky.. Believing him now, as beret fore, one of the noblest works.ol Gud. imben the timptotnes, I shall not to use whatever Influence I may have to promote him to the Presidential • , • - Sunnarr DE tTII.--4168. Tracy Avery, freMbe vonshire, England, died on bOard the cars, just as the train was entering this village, on Satur day i last. ' How have the hopqmod fond :anticipa tions of the mother been blasted in this nem pecf.ed dispensation of Divine :Providepee.. She 6ms:ed. the elements, arid travelled three thousand milbs to enjoy the gratifiCation of once more meet ing' her children, • one of whom we 'understand lives' in this village; and another in Stifnid,; hut• death deprived her,nf the pleasure, just as she got in _sight olthoee she loved !:: Truly . nuty it be said, .4n:fife we are in:the midst of dedth."-- . Batavia ea. • . At a religious meeting that was much crowded, lady . . 4 Persevered in standing ona bench,'and that interrupting the view of others; tho Ugh repeatedly asked to sit down. A reverend old clergyman at last 63110, andsaigravely, of think if the fatly knew she had a large, hole in each of h-r.stock ings, she would not exhibit them in this way."-'— Thie had the desired effect ; she immediately Sunk' down on her sear. A young minister standing by, blushed up to- the temples, and said„..o:l, brother, bow could you; say' what was not the fact 1" ""Not the fact 1:0 replied the old gentle: roan; oif she had not 14Targe hole in each of her stockings, I should like to know how she got them mil"— Old Pape% We (earn that a store on Central street,was set on fire on Thursday, by the locus formed by the ,rays of the sun, concentrated, during the intense heat of yesterday forenoon, through a bill's eye in a window-in the roof. : A gentleman, sitting in another store in the' . neighborhood, discovered smoke issuing from the reof—ind, upon giving the alarm, the upper loft warr.examined, and the pine ftaMework was found in a blaze of file, at just the place where the (trees -ProducA by the glass fell upon it. Look out for your buTs,eyes, this hot westher.;—Boston Aqua:" - When the late Lord Erskine, then going the circuit,- was asked by his landlord how he hid iirkstro'pgth, fact. of which some of your irimates a r eem', to batinaware; for had the fleas been unanimous last night, they. might have pushed me out of bed." "Fleas !" exclaimed Boldface, affecting great astonishment. 4Was not aware that I had a 'single one in the house."" 4 don't believe - you have," retorted his "they are all married, and have uncom rsionly large families!" ; 7 * • 'Roust? ate Ns:rd.—The Providence Joitrnal Gaya :—A e on of Mi. Prestsvielfof of this city, fell into the canal on Thursday after twn, and white its districted 'Mother ras plead: ing,' in vain, fo,some men, to attempt its rescuit,ii Fad, under twelve years of age, sprang from:a Con siderable height into the, water, .with hie clothes on, andsucceeded in drawing the child to the /More —;-senseless, but not entirely dead" • So far altVrigt3t ; hut haw-can sate pass round his name when you do not g;re it to us. - No DUEL.--Voltaire was once challenged by a Prussian Marquis. _No objected to fighting with pistols,. because load would so naturally. mingle with his brain'that it would ba impossible to - MII him ! The Marquis afterward became tho' laugh ing stock of the Berlin Court.. • Onaccant, Costrx.nssur.—Washington visit ing a lady:kills weighbOrhocUl, ori his Ida , /tog the boude, a liftle girl 'was directiul • to . 'orron titc>dOin„ Be tninetrto the child and said, ` 44l Eri_ ,sorryt . nlY dear, to so much wish, 164" * be 1 70ied:"!• it Ws to let,,you in.". Vie* Wasia—Yesterilij; ifternoon. I MA, sir, your most obedient iervant,, ' ; JOHN W. BEAR The Loco \ Fee° inetrinera ut pie Nner llat p: shire "Legislature hive "finalty: gOne eauirts and posed a resolution r.cotnareiidiing MartinVta linien to their Nations Conyenrion as 'the beat man they can think of for the La.* of .emi lad Ili of the IL States. - TI 'tur Norfolk Beacon. of Thilralay sayal- , A Cargo of ab'ont 1000 bushels Of ishest of the new crop, ( the first' in' nratket thiAi;.seirsen ) srrivccl through the yesterday.' jn the schooner liowland, from one of the . fairins 'of Ja•neJtei Johnson, Esq., in Pesguotault.,.N. C. It is six.l to be lof very fine quality. , :* - - 7 7 -, "751 Art nr— • t • _ ttag".. TUE COA.L. TifADZ. .' - .. •.:•,; .• . . . . ..- SUTTLY OF COAL .— The iluaniltiorcnal in the mar ket this year at the present time, i attont 50.000 tons Shen of the.supply to the same perrtflist year,,:,,Tbis ' arises from the lact that the 'stock remaining everlast ' year amounted tri.aboutJUO,OrCrtofts. The overstnck in the Spring of the-prsent year was only 50.003 hint: .T he supply this yeartibm -, a4:tvlie regions now ii about the same as last year. TlitiSc. , •nylkill region _ is the only one that bus increased 4he shipmeats, and this increase is zovercoine by iSeidiminishedsinoply, this year from the Pines.rove. Shamokin and Wilkes• barre regions, all of.which are tinOided in the esti . • niatias ofsupply_and consuiriptirin Of cot I last year,- ; Th e market will require an increased qUantily : of two hundred thousand tons this year, to keep prices stea. , ~ dy and the trade regular. , ;•.• .1 t ), .. ' • A . . . ' .By CANAt.' '. . . The ?olkiwing is the quantitv l .oo: Coal shipped Id .. Canal the present week. ending Thar,sday evening last:, Pottsville and Port Carbon, • ' •., . 9.210' Schuylkill Ifaven, • . -. , - ' 1 '' . 5 .411, ---- . .14,681. • • • Per fast report. •• : ... ' 155.611• - • - < • 'd - „ • 17 . 0,300 - ' BY RAIL ROAD. • , , From Pottsville -. ' .•-2-. . P 9 i . ' , ' - - : • Schuylkill Haven- • )-- . 2 . 81 2 7 Y. . . . . . . - , ~ 5,207 -- • Per,last -teport ..- - ' 64,638 ', --- 7 , 69.847 ve. . • •. • : - • Total. ' • • ' 240,147 . • • Freight' by ennal.i Fiom Pottsville St Port l. l artiori: • .10" Sc.hoylkio Uavcit, 6s To• New York; ' . ' r. • ' Little Schuylkill Ccial , ~ . . The following iitheamonqurcnaltranaported thii road, for the week enditt,fott Thumb" evenin , 1 . f, Boats. Ton July 7 '. Daniel ' .56., .. ••" Samuel - 58 ti •. - ' • • •'' 8 Hiram , 56 . - [ •' ' . ' " • " 'bunter .._ Afi i I '' . • : " 10 Molly 11111 ' 5'4 ' . . 'IF T, P. 'brand . i - hti -. . ' • .. " [l2 Cleopatra . - - . ... •• ' 13 "Traveller s'i , :. 4-;" 8 Sunday Sbippol !: jis . 20 11: Ver Last Repoli • • . 1 . 77 9 • • • 1 196 '11.17i - * GrO,RG :WIGGA N. Agent.) Schuylkill VUlleyi RUH !load. Amount of Coal transporteil over this road up July 15 'Pons 6,056 Per last repro . 25.978 • Topt) • 32,031 CIIAS. 10.1,F,W IS, Collector ; Mount Carbcin Rigtl Road. The following is the amount 'cif cost transitortedttis thfs'roackfor tti,week endfrig 'Phinsday evening last Von! • .., .'9,103 • Per hut—report • • • 51t,48/ Total ; • ' 54,557 • .NATIINN CLFAVER, C.Alector. •• IRa.ttiC In this bora - ugh on the' 13thinst.. by the Rev. Mr._ Hassinger, Mr. GiORGIC K. StiTINGEft. of Rani Totinship Miss G4eritaitisii"Gms. formerly °films , place. "! • ' . - • At Cattavmssa. onllio4th :of .1,4, by the Rev. Mr. Eyer, Mr. LXVI KELM, Of, New Castle' Stimylkill county, to Mrs. FANNY of Danville, furmerly of Lancaster county. . : OrolLs. , . On Friday toornitig lath inst., SueltP/lINE, youngest daughter of Samucl and Margaret Sdlyrrian, aged aw boot 2 years.‘ . _- , The funeral will take place at 5 f.:,:lock this after., noon. ThP friends of theilimtlia re invited to attend without further notices. . _ , Oar Market. . . CoRRtCTED WEEKLY .. POTTBVILLR:JUIy 15, ISt Whe t Flour, pr Bbl. $4 50- Bacon, : per lb. ' 6 Rye do cwt, 65 Fork. ' 4 - AVlleat,' . 6011 90.-hams, s ' • " . ,'lO-.. , • Rye, • ' 6 . 2 a Petatoce; • bush( . 36 ,1 Corn,. 1' ' 60 .Flaiter, •.' ton 4,50. o..is; . .1' 3,3 ,tlay., .- . :.,15,00 Eggs. Butter. , d4z 1:0 iTimothy ed, bah 12,50 14,Clver •• 5,00 d • STRAY ' COW* TRAYED a4ay from the sulmriber, real. 6 - 77 ding at the Five Points; iipotit 10 dove aja, lied Cow :witif a white ri , pat on tier ' orehead, with her itorno turning in; and had a . ,bell buckled On with a strati with a emir! eat on the rtrap with a knife.' The . Cciw is between 4 and 5 years old; and is Tresh,iWhoever wit rctorn said cow to - Oc Tyner os give him informs. lion where he can, get he r r., again, shall be rea. suitably rewarded. • • • Philadelphio, J ly 15, • - 'POTTSVILLE: WATCH. IeOSIPA7 , JY. rotiE owners' of •11vdrants are hereby informed that, until further notice, the. Water will be stop. ped, off at 9 o'clock; and•put on at 5 o'clock. A. 51 excepting on Sunday _mornings, when it will be :put on afs. and taken off at.B 4. 51. • Ownens of I ly r dra ntii are requested to be particular in .having their Hydrants closed during the night, to • prevent waste of water{, Using the Water for Washing pavements is poMtire ly,forbiditeri. . , .1 • - . . No person is allowed it{ Use the Hydrant Water for building purpoes Without taking.out a .per mit for that purpose.'. -; _ • JAMES Pl. BEATTY.• • -• • I Cbqkntan Diner Committee:. Pottsville, July 15, 1813 .: _ MICA FOR. VIRE 41111CHS, &C. . THE subscriber lion fur, sole a large quantity • i of the material cornmenli c'a fled Fire.sand cr Composed 31IGA, is!used Brickina.kerst and Petters, in the ,mariiifacture of fireproof bricks, 'cooking fuiraces, Life,' It is of a very'eu.. perior quality, clear of sauthgraveli - or other purities, and will be deliveted on boarded:A:Wits, or vessels, at the sul*ribltr's whoa,. west _side, 'of Schuylkill, half n mild below Itiray's` Ferry • Bridge, at ()tie dollar per toryor fifteen cents per; barren., :rIOBERT "CAR R. gartralo's Botanic Gardeli:, July 15, •q - SUNDAY spuslo!, BOOKS THE subscriber 11:6; made arrangements.- tai kcilp a supply of 'the . aundayiSphoot Mott* used for Sunday -S,Oools, which 46 will sell et Sunday School ',Untipt Philadelphiii prices. ,Orders ore respectfollil - "r 7 Any _Books- not on Ita0( Otuitred", in. two or 'three days. .. 'l. - 2- - TeAtmenliboUnd iq chtth' And IctVereri b olearr - and good pritit, at•l23,c'tiiti each or $1,324 per dozen—hound in sheep .IN - cents each ); ur (t•L'Aii &nett. Just ncowed unkfor s sole 'bv • - • Et If-ANNAN. July 15,7': 1E .elltAP -P1 r)LICATIONS•.'--All the cheap publiczniotia-seecivud by the-alai. sctibet at his floohstdfc,44 soon u issued.. Single copies of any of the cheap unit; obtain.. dd to older at the oho I.4ttiotice. 'July 15 ‘II7ILLOW WA. v July 15, G,...q-4 , *or• tads ' & .. by JOHN DAVIS. 2:J-301 4 B. BANN AX. - - • . '
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