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POTTSVILLE. -
SA.TITHDAY MORNING, SEPT. 30, 1843.
Insurance.
The sobseriber: Agent for one ci the hest ;user
-.nee offices in,Fhitadelphia, is prtpared to make in
surances on all description* of property such ea
Houses. Mills. Stables, Goode, Furniture. &c.,
at the very lowest rate; B. •BANNAfiI.
- v. 6.• Evq„ 59-Pitie Street,
Ihiladelphials authorised to act as Agent to receive
abscriptioniaad advertisement* for thin paper.
B:Manto 4 at ibis office. an active, intelligent
boy. about 14 years ofoge. None neeG apply . who
cannot road. write and spell well. He must 3.1101/0
well ecommend e 0 as maids character.
7 For Canal Comruirr:oners.
WILLIAM -TW EED, of No Pawn bet/and
SIMEON GUILYOR.D, Lebanon.
itENJAIt4IN AV EA R, Allrghany.,
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'AEXANDEIR 'RAMSEY,
SMEM
Tax COMOILEISI 13 AL • ELIECTI ON— We w ould
direct the attention of our citizens to the hdlowing
very important fact, and would ask then], to -give
- it their'grave and serious cvisideration before de=
positing their votes for the tt . igre.sional candi.
"date. Dr. David Umberge6B no speaker, and
elected will never 14 aught than a silent member
merely giving his eye or no when required.
pose for en instant, that he should be elected and
a measure ishoold, bp brought . forward betore that
body, which if tm‘tveseful, would be inimical to our
interests,lbow could he check its progress and how
explain the , evil effrctiOta operation would hive;
Silent as his deai, he would bo compelled to wait
. the . qu i istion-being ealltd,he would have en
opportunity of exPrt aging his disapprobation. '
dneonsider that the faculty of speaking, is 11 : - sine
qua nonin the qualatations of a congressio i nal
candidate; and cannot help hut think that eight der
lore-a day it entirely ton MUch to pay for an au.
• tomaton representative. Should the supply of
`4'ol fall short in 'the market thiii year, there will
doubtless be an effort made by the Lucufoco mein
hers to reduce the tariff on she foreign product;
end ifi'case - of such an event, we do not again
wish to be placed in - the quandary of last year--
Our district wee then represenied by a silent and
inefficient member, and although
. Mr. Newhard'
lass receiving big' eight dollars per diem for his
seeming services, yet two or three citizens of the ,
Region were d l arnyrdled to incur great labor and
expense for thtpurpose -of procuring a sufficient
tariff to protect our staple; and one gentleman who
- went on to Washington, and labored in behalf of
~. Our interests voluntarily underwent an exi;ense
' rof opwards of 400 .dollars. As we have before
• stated,
_Ks Members from New" York and the East .
hav vinced a disposition to deetr4 the present
• tiff on coal, and it is of the utmost importance
to the citizens of this region that a good and com
. potent Men be sent to reprisint them.
R imsey, the Harrison candidate, the
'case is entirely dto tent, ha is a fluent, strong
speaker, possessed of I t griod reasoning powers, and
-.•.. having all the capacity to ruled honor and credit
•upon his constituents, and to protect their inter
eats from aggression or injury. He bars bean wit
us for the past week, and whenever desired, has o-
Penly'and fearlessly expressed his principles.. - and
• views. The people, in voting for him, know 'whet'
they are duing, end de not blindly assist ■ roan
Into office, ignorent of the course he willyursue,
' And doubtful of Lis power to- protect their interests
if elected.
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TO • CoeiiTT \Meas:Lso.—The meeting at .
Saturday elterhoon last, was full
and ehthusisruic. Aftci ( s he regular proceedings
had been ednclildetl, the crowd adjourned to the
frent'of the huitding, yvheri 'Mr. Ramsey was cal 7
led for, and was introdticed . to the people, by the
..chairnsaei, Dr:' - 9eorge - N. : Eckert, Mr Ramsey,
stinke r lOrtg and eloquently ; and his remarks '
'were received Willi the very best feeling and spir
it—he is • fearless and bold, in his - exposition of
printiple, and 'by his frank, straight-forward
"elf, mariy warin and
ta of Schuylkill, Will
man, and should he
a have good - reason to
ice. Ramsey, was
rifle in an eicellent ad
ate , tfiith such facts, and
ible in. their evidence :
the meeting abj .urned
same evening; at the
ted • time!,,q u lie. a large
;regand l in front. of the
was again c.dled forth
tead.ltess:thern. He was
_succeeded by Messrs.
Wynialop, fi'mari; Wt•lsh and Cros
'.lind,,who .engaged', the 'attention. of tlix Crowd,
until ,a late hr ur, when the meeting finally ad
jonined.
A WIMPErt , TO TUC, W.011.111.1,11:031Z7,:--.A;high
• piotective Tariff is the -only measure, ivhich can
- secure to the itibarer hint+ , anti adequate nage.
, If their workt enemies ilestred, to injure them, they
cbulti not , do it m ire effoCtiially that). --by ,destrpy
-- tee the the n'aturall -end ittevitWeeffect of
.
to-ivement..vvon9-he to check.?man'tifactures,
throw a groat I rani out of it employ moot,' and by
the.compeii , ion %inch . would'ar4e:f4 the Sobs 'of,
procuring bring the pncq of lAor down r
To me a arrliCiargument, 'Oa cues is : titus,:.
ben -employ utenris• plCnty and labour ie requi
red; ibc,wagee are always high and remunerating,
bht.when men are oik•-pf. einPlOyrneiit and there
are a dozeuapplicante to eiige`go se the sauic
. ,
the wagos,fall by reason of the competition.' Then
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*ay to' ; Sirecsin the Tariff!.
Keep the labor t:f ttia.,country o;e11; emFijoyed,
and yon•rf,,lti hovo the jourtservices.in .
yO'cir ow& hands so eecurcly, that no combination
. ": or determination on the port: of your encroicacan
• , 21 possibly affect him. • : -
ANP 16 , ALYIIES
bass just rereistill . a treat] sa tbis mist. ex
011ertt-natiottal work; containing a full montoir of
Mr. Clay with all his speeches; and re s complete
'Topical histors of the oountry'fit6 1798 to
potent 'yhes sale of this work is increasing
grent%);s become Apmanif for it
' • fiblisPOre. Me..rs Greeley 'agvj NlcEtratti
arti,searcelY able w0h4, 1 extensive p ower ono,
supply The 'oylEra they recci au, • P tee ane dollar'
• fQr-the corr.plaie,work i co:.Uinetr two large' vol-
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aa - . - 400 i . re,lret seriously to learn' the death. of
.' • \:, • o'ne:of the oldest earl' most respected residents of
...-.' Oar: courty' - l\r 'l.:iiderig Berger, of Menheim
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..".= , ~Tezeirnediip.. Mr,,B4yeircil to his icit perteetly.
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- - -,, ,volla9iri Tlttittiday efining jait s . end in about Len
, • :,, ..`,, - ...,,.f..-4xtuitns afters ard!' ..leistr - Irenstee
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rathat ‘Vhi - g nicating held at the
raping. Mr..Ranisey, a
10,§it siT,titi:othe7 genilemon:, will again ad
**Ref:tiO, airl we hope thatlll'a attendancekit and ninnt
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telatatainided terries G. -13irney kir President', and
0r0,2 T
Vieeresident. Tap pally,
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etas iitiolly,:huixteuii: es they pretend
lnpg'n; Oyes iS Ike °lnto.
MMEMM
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" gittiitStllolll4 ll r
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For the Locereeee tOtltsilreta
Since it hat been ascertained astisfactoiffy' that
the present Tariff vill produce atußc:tentresenue,
not only to defray the - expanses a an cciartirmical
administration of the (rovernmarit, but to pay off
the present, national dart in a few year., rhat
they intend, to do with -the ' proCeeds arising :from
the saki of the Public Lands F 4 long es they op
pose its distribution - among tbedBtatesl
Dnthe Locofococ not kniiir that it was the pro
deeds arising from the sales of the Public. Lands,
after the National Dei4 evas.paid off, that caused
a surplus revenue! and which . was made 'apre . :-
text by , the Free-;radiate, for bringing .in r a Bill
reducing the duties, to get rid of this surphis, and
which did destroy the Protective Tariff 3 Of 1824
and 18281 Do they not know that fois very re
sult 'Made the passage of a Diitrititilith Bill ne
emery, .which was passed. :upart,•the tsp : ras
ground that the- Land . 1 . .4,1,) belonged to the
States?. a., •
-lf ttinLocofoco Congress inilB3G passed.a Bill
recognizing the principle of distribution: then. on
what ground do they oppose the distrilunkon of
the Land Fund among the States now?. -
.Do.ttie Locotoces riot ktiow4hat the only mode
vOich the present Tariff can bo made a perma
rict/i 'ii t ierisure is by taking Wel:arid Fund out of the
Vbrronal Treasury and distributing the ; proceeds
among the States, thirs throwing the Genrial
vernnient upon duties alone fir revenuel
As JoLn C. Calhoun peeler a Tariff of duties
(not a Protective-Tariff ) and she retention in the
Treasury Otthe pr-ceeda arie.nigfrom the sales if
the Public Lands, and as James Buchanan and
Martin Van Buren are id ,o Opposed to Distribu
tiOr, ate not they amt iliJir 4opporteni as hostile
to the present Tariff as John C. .i.lalltetin isl
As Dr: LTrobeiger, the le4ofoio candidate for
Congress,is also dratity hosiik to the Distribu
tion of the Land - FUnd;or in other words taking
it out of the Nation 1 Treasury, is he not as boa
tile to a Protective Taaff ne . Johnp. Calhoun is?:
. These are questions which Proteetkve
Tariff man, we tare not to ;what.pariy ho 'may
belong, ought to have sattafectotily answered be
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fore he votes. -
Highly insfiorilan - l! •
The - last . Harrisburg Democrat;c Union,. the
A nti.Porter.Locotoco paper, deelares' that Duct.
Umberger is (we quote thcie emin; language; )
" DEADLY H 06111.1: VO THE DISTRI
BUTION PLAN," arid 4i4equontly must he
deadly hostile to a PROTE47 , TIVE TARIFF.
Working men of Schu3 !kW .county,. do 3 uu hear
that? DoLt.. Umberger is, •according to their,,
E
own confession, opposed tO n increase orwa
beause it is only thrioighthe :agency of a
'Profeet'ree Tariff. wh - ch gi%e eMployment to
alt the people, that tine pr;Ee ef.wages can be in
creased.
mO y.
The Orwigsburg tithnine ties -Folks," after
accusing Mr. Ramsey with being in favor id e,
Protective Tariff, and the 11 . : aliti llibtribut'on. says!
The mischief ell thrss rueamres w:11 bring
upon the country, we nil! &sew in a I future
riumber. • (0- Doet. liruherger,. as a democrat,
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will oppose all these moaiures."
Thereis the eiuleue the Dintor' owd or;
gans, that he is oi,posed t,l l a PnoTr.crirs Tariff
Fellow citizens, do you!lpnt airy mom tee im.3-
ny to satisfy you on thislauliectl .
cry tturini life part vk'et.k, according to previ i
nos arrangement, meeting's have been held in Mkt:
nersville, Port Carben, *lchuilkill Haven anti
Friedensbuig„ at a'l of whichCongres-iona ' l
candulate„ltjr. Ram , ey.lattendrd and spoke.-.±
Mr ; RamseY, sp-aks fluently. in (iceman, es
well as 'in . Engl bh, rind is universally liked,
wherever known. ..tieveral of ourlno-t prominent
Whigs, were present and,''spolto at each of the j
hove-places. A mewing dill be held at.' Mt Kein.l
- this afternoon and another al the Exchanga,
in this Borough this curl:in.
The Van Burenitti of :13%v York city,'held
meeting at '.her Park on Tu;,, day last, whith .26.
Cording 'to every devription was a moat. &tete.
genet's and rowdy affrir. Mike Wandt, with hie
sublerantana was there,. and. tho proc \ eedintis
were vaii-rd with a fleir'nful epr.l,4.!irg of Onti•
calling tit:c.. The Van jr.urenitea and Ca h
ilea, have great dlfficulti l in Gorham.
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Quite a kuddeti chat.g; t. ,, 0k place in the wee
iber on TuesdKy 1,te14 storm ,of rain fill On
Monday evening..whi.ll l 4.thtinuts---Eht; following
day, when it was succeeded by a. moist end disa
greeably cold stnacephei;e: gist is eppronshtng
and winter will soon be in nur midat—cloalis„ rm,
and heavy % worm clothiiii-Win, be put in retptiel
iion,and all the avaai eo s ieta of chattosing
°blue lips, and red neses , ntill not be Woutmg
No Mons Meichetit.
and ['radon! of v eTwig.hurg, have given nonce,
that after theli,th of October, they will receive
no more Shin Plasttrsi of,rmy description: 411
right: Citizens of Puttiville triad vicinity, do like.
wise.
The Philadelphia cotrcep :--
oudint at the New
York Tribune, &claree that the election of E .fey
Morris, Esq, the Whig ,Cendidate for Congrese,
in the Southwark district', IS almost cerLin.
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NA - 110341. 111.PE/L . : cdNlestros.7-Rohert
Tyler,•presidod over this b .dy, which was welt
reprisented from very - r ' jinn of the' union. A.
mong other prozeediogi.; they adopted an air l ess
to,,tho pinflo 0 the United State...
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Daniel Webitei delivezell a powerful and
effective speech at (Ve ilam Agricultural supp,r in
'llochester t -N.. Y. Many,: ; of the patiers contain
the addreisii'',at , vte regret that our
-limits prevent us from!giinzit a more ostendril
notice. = • , .
Oer Remember !••that 'la day is the last day
un vahich , the assessment eau be mada.! You,
who et e notassetiieiiritt:en'd .to it, and• secure
your Croto.,: !'.
Quite o,heavy ifros fe:l in this neighboi,
hood on Tittutday'lStt.' It was too Into to ii.juto
vegetalion, end •with . ths exct , ption of a few gar
deli plants tied little, s or no effect. The Buckwheat
acid corn to kis tlistti4tiii to welt ripenetlrto suf.
damage. •-• • 1 .
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(ic y The Demooral'a of Franfan county; Pk,
have opened" the cempatin by . bilnging into light
one Jacob -oyster Ake it! candidate for pat,nty cam
' thin:loner. , a J.
• the acrifr :of Pliilaitelphia; lari given novice
that ho km jeceived. 4, - yrarront:frplii die speaker .
of the l .--Senate far an f.action to supply the place
of Senator McCAßy...rasmned. • I f
0::r The F.orgeco 'einauvil!e, Pa., wasl46lm
in. on Friday, of lest weck by !Mews. Party &
Gerietion, arl.continnes in succcisful operation,
• - The PhilapeliAriens were euuneed on-Saturday
elierooon - hot by lyitLiefizing cet:e race bet-ii:een
twositt:tilieoi Chipper
Kil
- The 4iyi .York Wm mer,:ial 'says that io that
city, epoihe !rie re troircreally P.actors.
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Fie fs
tie 'lochesl.oater in the ';'CitOottcl at
Pittabor4,.at the laittristee.
There ere now no, (ewer tban' 6000 unoecapied
stwellingi,inils and Weattourcr, in .
lbe 1)1 ‘
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!'4,ll.:Gotti;:crtl3ttnis . .
' 1 - (Ortginai4nd Select/ILI. ' ;;-
tOteainsbip Caledonia will leave 13Oatori :tietti!' '
title! nest 4tiontb;for lipliftialanilLiverpioni.':-. , '.
.Sin. lair, the iocaliit', is'giiprgeonceiti, in SI. i
0. •
Laws, end Dan Marble, tho iiiekee actor, is play.
ing - at theihestie diete r -- 1- , - -' - _,_
The Hun. John quiney. A;lams ties CO senti.ii i
t d nisi tVe pe pie ofitiorfolk, bles!.s4,o kerne
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(Our day. 1 3 -
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lk ' _._• 13 332 1 .*. -I,l ' it regret to state. that' DI iche•
la Biddle, Esq.; is lying aerlansly ill.
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Aniong' some eoutreband 'goods rececttly seized, -
mere seventy-two siletokiskers! i .
''ln the country part' of Caritila, says die .Mon-,
trail }feral& thousands are ; , lad - to work for $2 a
nterithi ' . j
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Several additional 'fact,,risa are to he erected at
I'c , w'eil nest spring. They i would he cinnaisucvd
i, mediately, if there Were tme to fini.tvihein be
fore winter. . ' I -
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! Rochester ie in a Very AnarisHig - g condition.—,
About 300 buildinus l atel 6'6g upthel 6 '
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itThe Penvacotz Gazette i stays that, place is free
l'
rom *very kind of stcknels. • : ":
The loss by firelat Danvers is estimate' at
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.$75,000. -
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. 1 Cotton is brought into shreeteport from Tests,
lix:ing transported one hundred .anti flay .miloa in .
, .
1 - ''twagone. i i 1
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1 A „hiss, STA anzi,..---4k. mm nam e d Abraham
Illsrger retell:ea a aevere: stab in Naar York" a
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night or two ago, at the binds of Charles F. l•
Isingpt ice. The offender s visa tarested. " ' .
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There W 33 a ! keen frost in K eene, N- H.,
lon the morning of - the lath,
1 oc7. Cases of liellotti Fever, hive made their
I appeafince at St. le "Alid.l ' t
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1 . V 4003 VALLINI4-4 late Liverpool paper
law , that a few weeks!isioce. thouends of -small
frogs fell fro& theclontlo,:during a heavy rain,
lat Stourbridge and vieiniti! i - .
11AMILILL 13sn+nsin.--This' Old and distin• i
guih d friend of the FOperer Napoleon, arrived
at New-Orleans orf the 7th insiV The Tropic''
describes his reception as being of the most grati.
lying nature. 'lie is one of the fiery few,eurvi-'
you who perfumed a 1 conspicia ills -pm in, the stir.
ring merits which marked the early pert ol.the
present cmitury—iycnts :that dazzled and astonish-:
ed the whole civirfed world:. The harrow' friend'
of Napoleon, he followed theosglq banneriof that,
'extraordinary chief, from the moment of his eleart-
Lion to his fall: In q trattle brave pod impetuous,
in council cool and wary, he adhired to his great
leader with unalfe'ra'ile ettl'...ction,: throughout hi.
100 lc and brillia4, career; and whcri the star of
hie trlory was 4benched in,rit)in. , s night on the
f, .l held ol,WiterLio, .faithful ritiong the faith;
leis' sloml the gallant and hattle•Worn ficuitivrn.
VVe unterstand frena the:New Or:eaas Picayune,
that the NI art:l4 intends visiing the oh! lion of
the Hermitage, bqklre litieaves this coun'ry. The
mft ting betwen the old Soliders vrJuld be quite'ln
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wresting. : , r.i„.
Foreign. News. -
t the steamer L'Atletloniu, ntl have the, follow
, -[
ing i portant news.
ilmer & 6:pith's _Times says- that the . Queen
prorogued Partiamnit Bud made a 'sc.-
.ere speech from the throne. t
The .cotton narnitet was in a State of unu'mal
activity, owing tn.july to the unf tyorablo newi in
relation LJ the crop, whiCh was received in- that;'
country by the Acadia: The Eli-ghat papen. , state
that the home tradu is growing !more- 'prosperous
daily. H •
A very brilliant description id' given in the'r'e;
Heim •Journals of ;Quern Victoria's arrival and q.
cep:ion m France - . The whole offi l tr nas magni;
11 , 11 and we only regret). that our Want of apace pra t
veuta us from ptibhehing it. ,
The common Cour.cil of L-nnlon hare voted
aldresa, after cdru l tiletaLle di:cut:talon to; Llimerl
lf,tpaitcro, on his arrival in England.
The Berlin di:era klutise, one of the principal
ornaments of thefi.,eat mart 9f the citj, fed a prey
to the flaws on' he 13th ult. i
Father Matthew had departed from Lendon of
trim- nee suecres.i Among the laat•of iteiae
who'toitli the pledge. was the atri of Arundel and
Stray,: 1 -
lustian.—qCntinell =alines to Waco away
in Irelind. Tbi agitation incicasee, if - possible,
in intensity, and the tent is. kept well up to the
mark—meted 14! contributions from various parts
of the American continent. He' has !necked the
Queen's speech' with great ferocity,. treating Was
the speozis of this Ittnist, re, and wishing it to ibc
believed that tier M jasty tvas cetert cod into its de.
liscry--:thut * She is nut a free agem, and that a fe
Agitation Would, bevel been the teeult of a refui , sl;
The great Protestant meeting, whiih, was Su
nounceil as on the eve of taking place in &Ilia,
a conntindemoristrution to the' Repeal meetitigs,
hos been gitenjlap. 1.
At RuscOmmOn, there was an immense meeting
' of Repeaters, and O'counCllspOke with great bold
nessand elf,•ct.! At the usual weekly Repeal meri
ting on the 28th, the suljsct ofthe Queen's speech
eves taken up. !,Remittances liCim the Repeal As
sociations of Louisiana and Ohio were brought
in. A letter from the Ohio Repialers; was read,
expressing thci ' r.disserit on 141 r: O'Connell's vielg
'ton slavery. Mr. O'ConnA then, . repeated 'his
views emalaveiy in brief, and Condemned the
hich ho moved should bet referred to acom
mittee for a detailed answer.': Speaking of 'the
Queen's speech, he said it was not the, expression
of - royal, but +f euinisterial*thorii. He still
urged 'peaceable but' Stimieettifesertions.
At the usual u.oering of the .i ttepeal Association
on MoniLy, the 21st ultimo, the rent for the week
was anitunceil to 143:L1130. Mr. O'Connell
Was not present, and the' meeting adjourned kill
next,day; when he propounded his plan for' the
estoratiou of the Irish ParliaMenr, es prepared by
r committer.
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CO3IIIIUNICATED. •
- - A ,voice from Paegrove 1 ,-
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To tho Democratic. Citizens of chuyitoll county
ThiDemocratic county convention having put
the name of Henty ZiinmeirOn of Pinegrovr;, on
the Ticket for ',county Commiiisioner, we, as dem
urrals of slid county, belicvf that he is in noway
competent to discharge the duties of so important
an office, but ip our Opinion Pinegrove township
is entitled to 'the 'qualrnissinner, and belie , ing
that slur fellow citizens throughout the county a-,
i gree with us, we then fore, by; and with the Con
sent of Thoniss Berger, recommend him `as a
competont person for said odiee. htr. Beigei; is a
practical farmer' and if elected.'will be an kinor
to the county; ,
MANY DEMOCBXI'S front Pinegiove
• Woo. to Japer Mt u.sael.:-The Perry Free
men, publiehril in Bloomfield, the residence of
.104311 Miller.l us an were the question:
irWhat has he bc Ari caw holder since,
ever he attaified_his maj ri'y—e period up
wards of Imenly fearr. Ile appears to
, have; teen
born to office:.. has : all his life ti me rotated
frinn.one office to:: another. die, even menhgral
his card so a4ll tie to hold office nntler 6-Y.John
Tyler! for atiout a year and a half: 'now
wishes to ro,tate'from the Auditor'siciffice
under John Tiler into the Canal Cominisgioner;a
office:. liOw modest! , Will,tlie people, reward
his Vi'e eitl - geo . • ,
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. ta.The foltosetwartiele ha .bteri : hand to
4/ 2 ;k lr PUD, I 4 4O * sod' ii'3 sieisi , eitanl'.itiseninit ,
tert woUldi - ordi, retnaik :that our
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fot'lai teMp - t i rate merititie'a Mane ti ins; question
Asitch ' l inaniverr' soar • ginieranatereate..: We shall
endeavor tojpiirsue a totint,liberal mowers of policy
tower+ the* *
lalitrev f • than autos of them
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hive towleti -
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Fortin*" Minau'ii Joon au
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Ma.' H s*sais : ---In•tie,Ledger of thel,l6 h inst.
I ninice 1 cerechuniaatio`n signed 7 " Leo er-On .
N0, 1 1."4-in 'reply, to one from o:Leo On,"
Which appeared in the Fortim. of the.: th.'
_L
bilge mi' doubt these - tia LoUkerrpn" - re one.
,and the , same pewee.' His statements, remind
Me of children at play, building baby-hou es with
arda, eor the fun of deinolishing _them. "e al,
Ways, find there ern more ..LoOkers; a thati
4.ookenoin ;';and it is4sident orie;Of th formeri
ohs. trid us' a 'dill, 89 he says, dining be past
iiumci r r ;- 7 end went tome e perfect Sol thint in
ell matters connected' whh coal Miniu ' 118118.
Portation by Canals—and Hail IL , atle.--10 at build
ing.dce.,*c.., and new he thinks: to holster, up
en-experiment, which Oory milt of sense must
know:will er.it in failure. and ruin .'i He , reminds
me of a cettam M. D. who came. bete 5 r 6 years
ago--rind alter spending 3or 4 weeks ih•o . Look
ing-On,{' deterinined so coromenC6 coal! miring;
t e t sei j a ' l s!ge t rac t of. lend, end had already, laid
'the (Oust' 'lath'', or e fortune (on paper,; when on
my 'mitering. one day to insinuate, whether a
want of experience might not subject him to some
jlosses at first : he remarked that he ha the.bette
ifit of tither persons experionee;—that c saw the
;follies, terror; and exnevagaucra of of er people,
and had acquired such ea insight, in the busi
i ,
nese. as w o uld enable him to steer. c car of the
rocks en which nearly, all before had plit. Our
N. b.;who F e is he 1 Nun est invent a—" Look
er:On I No. g," if he had Only LoOked in, a liiul,
, • ~
would have found out surany 801311 matters of
differ.ince in
° his comparativ'e stair= tie: In the
first ploce,lie would have learnt the the 'Loans
of she , Navigation Co., are now reduce to $1,701),
000 or tear, that they, Can borrow' at ny time 'all
they want:hi deepen theireanshiso co 'tn "teem
modem' bears of 100 tons;,that . 5 ; ft t of 'Water,
)(or- h.ss for Iron Boats) is all that is :anted, that
one forinltof the whole tint; has now 5 feei'of
121
Water, that it is well known $5OO l OO till be amp
ly'. sufficient
. to complete the whole line to that
depth- That .a considerable , pun bar of bOats,
capable of carrying lOrtoris ere' noir running on
the Canal : that ell 'the new ,Lo
i ke, were con
structed p i urpoA for boats of diet laprifiey ; l and
tat such!boats do not now fred!any i d.filculty in •
passing through, the few old lucks 6411 remaining ;
that bode to carry 100 tons can Ibe built fur
1- • .--
$ 750, (not $ lo00•ae Lmker-pn/hays,) and if
constructed. of Iron, to'carry the 4ime bulk of
weight, not over $ 650; that darna4es to be incur
id by rairrig the Dana, have in several Case*
, been agreed for and paid bj the N 1 vi ga rion•lyo,,
in, anticipaion. That as soon as the Co., ; Intake
known their intentions, woo dekri l iog the *hole •
liile of Canal, and the rate of toll, i ey will charge
after this, season, this whole melon, from - r ope .
end to the other, will resound %Tali, the clatter of
the boat 'b
' builder's haatmer w:tholit the Nailga-
I • ,
tion Company's' assostr
iece in si eking the, lure
With bote. „Looker-On," wou!ld have i found
1
out; by Looking-In," that 12,i hte. per M I , o n
m
the down trepottation of col; alone, pays all
the current expeuces of the Clo , Luck-trudera,
Cul:cetera,
.§uperirttendarits, Ordinary repairs, &c.
'&c., and they Can go down to this low 'tato, if
4.iven f lO-WPy a f„vtaspin; atte4t el monopoly.
He would also find out that the wear and Par; of
the IL 1., Co's. tsars, is not paid fur by .1 10 o r
12 . do, p., to.,- o, ho',o,yo, or doulde alai ',irru—
pe would also learn that .. :10 c 4. per ton'," does
not ply {the Motive Vowei ; although " the gen
tlemanly Superintendent of Triti,portation,'? may
have made such a bit in peter of , econlimy, by
"substituting goad Tallow for 1011; on the Car
_wheels.'(, NV hen • o Loeker.On No. 2." Itis 'look
ed in a ;little further, he will firtil. that $ '500,000
will be 'shun of the cost of lay il.l tinother Track,
and ttnit even such a paltry Om as that, is be-•
y,ond the reach of :the IL IL.Oorepatty.l •
1 ,
r i ' 1 A MINER.
„ boat t,
- The ro'renefs, belonging - to J. D ow ney,
of this place; to ill in her- urn it load byte, fi'ded
up in 10ladtlphia, and went' lonI on to NeW York,
with 1 09
9 ton., chewing 5 40,3 inehes, :of water.
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COUNTY I.IIE7ING. • .
• I • ..—. .
In pFausneo of a pahlished Intl, the cit4 , ms of
Schuylkill county, ausernbletl at thu hnuso of Dan•
iel Hill , , in the - Borough of Pi:twills,. :on tirtur•
day'`,liit the '23d inst. 1 . ..
The peeling was org.inizail by II ppoi nlin i the
101 l ;wing named . gentlemen as ollieere.
I:1
' 1 , President : -.
1 Dr. GEORGE, il. lIUKE R. r.
Vice Picsitlenta. ,
CRIS. : ,I,twro7, SEN. .MAJ; faux Po IT,
J A 5.11.1. CAniintLL,E,Q.,
PETER FILBERT,
JAC?fI A I.l)RtfiRT,
SECrCial"k,B,
F. M. IVynkep, .nines ras . fine. . .
On motion of li. W. Cumming, 'E q., it was
reaolved-that a committee be appointed to draft
resolutions, expressive of the'sense of the meeting. il
The foilowing named gentfemen were then ap. i ,
poinled by the chair is the t:ornuilitie:
B. W. Cumming, A. B. White, ;I:0,12. p'et:l'-:
tut', John H. C. Marlin. 'L. Whitney, Joel!
Youndt, James-11.- Levan, William Goad]; Wil
liam H. Mann, George Ilitniin& !alas H. ( Jr 4( ffit
Joseph Coatsworth, Dameli Later, ilsrael R: iii-i
hard; Jahn J. Jones, James Downey, Daniel Hillj
J. Platt, William Gaald, Jainas Palmer, Daniel
H. Leib.,
The Corlinittee having reiirol foria tsliait time]
returned to he room, and submitted the following
resolutions. o- the consideretion of 'the meeting",
- Which were unanimously adopted: ' i
Whereas, it .is indispensably necessary to the
preservation of our constitutional rights and liber
ties, in their prestine vigor and purity, and the
doe performance of thcao saered obligations, and
tidies which devolve upontus as ,citizens of "thts
great republic, that we should assemble together'
in'our primary meetings for, tha t purpose of delib
erating on all public measures, connected with
the general welfare and prosperity.r And where
as it is the inestieasble privilege of fre.mien in the
eiercise of the right of self government establish
ed by' the wisdom and heroism of the illustrions•
sages!_of the revein'imi, honestly end iciarlessly, , ,to
express their sentiments c l Oncernieg publicmen
and' public measures; end Whereas; if their tights
and obligations are entiretyl neglected, experience
has shown that the - administration of public affsirs
I ,
must inevitably ( all intothe, hantle!of corrupt skid
proffigste poliiicians,who pervert and prostitute the
legitimate end of govemm4n to .their own vile
purpases of personal interest and personal aggran
dizement; who entail heavy burihens and !tales
on tho people, and worst of ill degrade our repUb.
Bean institutions in the estimation of the world,
and render them the , object of- general scorn; :re
proach and execration; Tberefoi43 , . 1 , ! •
Rooked, That we retain eudiorioisiied oppo
sitieri to locofoco measures and, piinciples in eve
ry form, and under every name. We are Opposed
to all their schemes for reducing: he wages of la
bor and indutry,-to their undisguised hostility, to
American manufacture?, to:their Wholesale
,plun
der,of the public . treasury,, to .their wasteful rend,
estraagaut 4pol:failures. Of-the, public croney,
tritili an , intlutry or-fralr.onosl-caltho
121111111
public 64111,. which, Itna7 have destroyedv - to thew
: Wrae•her.4* sil . .ieueeill, With int:Dina
. hinks,l. and
their. revived raOdulen l ! project of •iti jli . delwfo . ,
:dent Scih-Trests' nrir' .- • .:,i , •-
_: ..- • - • '.
Rtsohtd, That wt hest intressed and inertias
.fag confidence in - . the measures end policy !of
Whig Demo .. c r fr cy- We' ippycle find will support
thiluesent j ariffi Whiei
. is in • elrec4 - , alipplyTng
our country With domestic manufactures, !welkin-
Mt snd!,fristOing our iron and coal - interests; an-
Jingly introducing million* of !laid dollen into
• our coentryi; giving : employment to die . laborer,
' Ozeehatie, Manufacturei.end merchant,and in
'creasingtht demand ! for agriculturalproducte.
This West measure of, Whig Democracy is now
triumphant; vindicating Whig policy since it is
the pelt e eient cause of the acknowledged re.
„vies' e n l: totsires,4_ canine:co and ,manufactures
throughout ! the length and breadth of Or country,
a codnitry whose energies were c.ompletely pros
trated by the 4 , hard times." produced- by loco &l
eo meteuresi and principles. •
• • Resekeei r That whilst we 'rejoice in . the eviden
ces orre turning prosperity every - where apparent
•se redeemik Whig ssrorniset, as to ,h i o effects of
W big iMeasures, we detericate the malignant influ
ence of lorfocoismi whet° bostilityi.to,the present
Tariff l incresses• in proportion to ail beneficial con
sequences', and we therefore warn our brethren. a
giiini4thel machinations'Of Loco Coco demagogues.
• Reibleid, ThVt we are in favor of 'the disinto
- tion o l f. ilia proceeds' of the Sales of .pa Public
• Land *along the Stotts, because the public lands
, sere 'Ceild far the use and' benefit! of all the
Statet.a a because that the revenue derived from
duliet under the new tariff will be start:lei:A.ler
the perms of go'verunent, is now beyond doubt,
and titmouse our own, Sate cannot discharge her
• I;
oos pub .. .
enormlic de'...t, without haul; the people.
We therefore regard this as 'a sound Democratic
Whip, Measure as we 1 . as.an essential ; guarantee
fee the,permarient stahility . ol the new, card.
' Resolved, That the Imemorable and overwhelm
ing deft at suffered by ; the loco loco party in 1840,
cannot o ettributed,by the said party ! to hard el
, •
iler,'eoen iikin@,.4leldeions and imposture , without
'a 1144. isskevr to 'the intelligence and patriot-.
i.IIIi if the auverrignlpeople of the' Uailtd ,States.
`Thr4rlople' warp bent on rebuking loot) fsceisui
by a'change of men and measures.' A change of
impOrtsint measures has been effected; but through
misfewune and treaChery no salutarY change of
.meri,l and therefore the people in 1811 will by an 4
,othMt rerit.., and glorious victory consummate their
'final and complete triumph , over lectifoceismt 1
.Ifolved, That whil4 the camp of our oppo4
• ri
net.ts:ezbibifst a violent scene of tumult, conten
. tioeibiad discord froM rival claims to the office ut.
President, we congratulate our Whig brethren '
- •• • •
threughout die Union, on the elevated firninesa,
:. I • •
conaieteney, unanimity . and harmony !lignites!
ink ,
iheqiranks, as-.the surest pledge of niticuate ace-.
11. • •
eeskt ,
.plesolved, ' That !we recognize lin ' Williatn
'geed, ,,' )v Benjamin elver, and Sintein•Guitford, .
thelDemocratic Whig candidates fur Canal Curo r
I mi4ioners, honest a nd able men, fresh from the
ranks of theleopie, devoted to their wishccend
welfare, sulieltious to promote their best intense,
•1
untrammeled by (Omer -associations and engage
toilets, and; pletlgel to introduce l eConaimy; re
trenchment and reform on the public works. We
hate abuodtot reason for claim at the titian - 00
condition of this Commonweabh. I During 17,Sr.
141 i administration! the Stare debt b i as beciiincia•
iedt,frem 25 to 44 rililiiolis of "dollars ! Dining
`. the; last year of Ratner's administration,tbe recei p ts
frMin the main 'line of the public Works,. exceeded
the: expenditures 325 thousand- dullars, wheiens
dn'i l ing the 'following year of Porter's.alininistra
timi. the expenditures exceeded the receipts to the
vin otint of 400 thonsand'dAlars. Clark the I°4=4
foe'n candidate was! then President of the Board! of
4riall.36maitssionere. .
- I
I#e.oheq, pat 'the
'the qu.al.fi.:ations of . Alexander
Ilii i insey, Esq., the Harrison Democratic Whig
candidate fol• Congless in this Daslict, ere 'stich
. • I
,as,,ptitle hi l in to our warmest 'upped. His pri
;vale life.has been one el such unblemished end
spotless purity that - even politic i al calumny has
bassi struck dumb, both friends and foes unite in
beefing testimony 1 his arniablri and correet;•de-
P!
petiment, his indefatigable industry , and perseve•
1; 1 I ,
wince in his.earlylstruggles with misfurturWand
Poverty, his distingtiished 'talents, and his high
a l 4se d rriond teethe& 1 •
lllReso/vedi That 'we entertain the fullest con&
;1 i • .
dance in his political principles, capacity and ft;
delity, believing that the • public Ilife to which his
i'ellow citizens destine him, will be illustrated by a
itmdfast deiz i otiento thehigtibiti interests, acid to .
heestsbliahment!of those cardinal measure. of
Oldie policy, which are already renovating our
,ciiuntry', and will' ultimately elevate her to the
Ihighest paint of prosperity nod happiness. 1.
1 j!,F t s o feed , , That we pledge ourselves individu al .
ily"-soil C:Zilfectivelb to use all h l onursble !tud fair
moans to secure his ,election, aid to derie our
:hest ciertions and influence to ;his suppoit nit the
't i l allot.box. We confidently anticipate a glorious
tr i iiimph' end victory. . • 1
11 Fiero/veil, That the public welfare deman& a
general purification of tt4l representatives of the
people elected by our political opponehis who
style theinselves ifemocrals, a higher staiidard or
personal honor arid integrity, and a largck share
ei the spirit of patriotism among them. ;
'll Resolved, Thai their ,Delegaie eystem of noun
. , •
notion as practiced in this county, is rotte n to the ,
.• ,
core--being a fruitful system of intrigue and cur
tt
itiption, polluting and poisoning the springs and
• fountains of civil' liberty. •! - '
II Re s olved, That individuals' are often thtis put in
nomination uiterly 'destitute of every qialifi;:a
-t t
!ion for of fi ce, - end whose nubile and privaie char
acters render them fit instruments to deceive the
people, and @observe the v i ews of executive mis
rule andprofligacy.
i Resolved, That as there are already two Tickets
*fore the people in this courtly, and believing
••
chat nothing can be pitied - byf the nomination of
l another, we . therefore recommend, to the Demo
erotic Whigs to support the following Ticket—
•l,
!VIZ : '
For Canal CommiUiwzera.
WILLIAM TWEE►,
6IMEON GUILFORD.
.BENiitIMIN WE TER,
Congrest:
ALEk.thDF.III RAIVISEI4 of Danpitin Co
,
. - -Senate : • I
FRANCIS W. HUGHES. '•
Aystinbly: . '
JAC.OB 4E R,.
Col. CONRAD PAGER JACKSON.
• - -
I ..
. - Trea surer:
HENRY SHOE AKER.'
Corunsissirmer:
1. GEORGE H.''STICHTER:'
I • • .1 - Ilh•edor of the Poor
I CHRISTIAN B E RUE R. ,
• ; Aticrflor:l -
DAVID K. • KLOCK.
,
Truslem
JGBN IL DOWNING,
WILLIAM IM. BICKEL:
[ Mag.—Franck, W.llughea. is the on
candidate in this comity"tots the Seniiie, and is
Supported by all patties on locsl round's, in oppo-.
Oition to Mr. Coolbough. who irroniicrelood to bo
the advocate of an Will Lock it, Black's Ellyi
!and as, friendly generally, to all tliColneasurea ad
!rocated by the Lehigh Coal . Company. , —.En.
i5l: I - -
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I
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V
MI
Respired, Th►t ate protieetiingiai this meeting
tie sigtna by the Aiwa, and published in all the
Deinoiiatic Papers Ibis Diattict . ' ;
(Signed dy ids :Offle.ers.)
Esrscrs OY Tna TARIFF IN 1842.--In July
last Mr. Thornly made a report in the British
Rouse of Commons,' that the export of British
gmids to the United: Stites in 1842, were less by
about a4milliOns cif &Hasa than 014 were in
1841. Of course these six millions of , dollars,
which, under other circumstances. would have
gone into , the hands of the British manufacturers,
have been saved in this country, andlave passed
into the possession of our farmers snd mechanics.
Goods at the same time, by competition produced
among `American Inanuftcteaters by the tarrff, are
cheaper thin ever here T' Such are !lonia of the
effects of the. American Teritt—Sirringfield
. .
Jour. r
The, high Tariff polity of the Britisl Govern-
Mott may a e;
;
tritnted by a foot brtcf , cocni.ari-
sons. Th - British levy a duty upon our tiugar
of 270 pr.lct., on our molasses, 400 T;er ct ; on
our tobacco, 1200 pr. ct. ; on our spirits, from
grain, 2? r. ct..; on our wheat, 60 pr. ct.; on
our salt is 60 per cent.; un our. pork, 68 Oct
cent.; on our bacon, 85. per cent.;
.on our timber,
96 per cent. ; on our staves, 1.10 per taut.—and
on other articles of American production duties of
abOut the same general rates. These are — among
the leading articles of American production. •
..
The Americans levy duties on the leading a
dores 'of British productions, as Wows : on
cloths and cassimeres, 40. per cent;, en menno ,
shawls, 40 per cent ; on woollen blankets from
15 to" 25 per cent ; on ) wollen hosiery, 30 peer
cent ; ready made clothing;; 50 per cent; on
woollen yarn, 30 per cent; worsted stuffs, 30
per cent, &c. &C. These ir:i.ainorig , the leading
Snicks of British production.,
- .
It will thus be seen that the late tariff does ram
'impose a duty on British articles at all to be corn
-pred to the duty imposed by the - Britiah goverM
went on articles of !American production. On
the doctrine of Mr. Jefferson, of meeting restrie,
tion upon. our comriterce by, restriction vpon•for.
eign commerce--ant prohibition by prohibitien- 7
we should beitialr . fied, nay, - required, to -exact
still higher duties tort British. goods, wares,.&c.,
imported into this ecimtry.l
his among the attringert things upon thia'sub
'ect, that while the Britn.h restr,ct or. .prohibit the
Importatton into their &minions of American pro ,
duetions, they denounce our moderate taritl, and
in their denunciation'S are j Orted by :the 1:oeorm
cod'. ' litilish papers say that the Irneutommifei
al_policy of this couniry With regard , to England.
is, that of a colony tuimirds the cuunli:V--
and: Locofoco politicians unite with them in de.
'crying our . tariff; anti in laboring. to restore the
Colonial condition on our putt ! '
This w,mldhe tho inevitable e ffect of the poliCy
they advocate, whether so intended or not.—
Whatet er theoris , s,th ay say on the subject 'of
iree L trado, facts are against then ; add experience,
which is the: safest guide in poliiicsi as in ev e ry
depariment of human elnirs, has afnitailantly eh
(shiished the doctrinee' of the American System,
aiachun tad and advocated by Henry' Citill--,the
illustrious patriot to whom the universal ‘'‘ hag
prir'v 'now look's as its chief Rakesentatire..—
A'etvark Dudy , :Adv.
- I .
. A ronvi.o. sheilia.--Mr. 'tartness, of Ohio
,
lately conimittea • suicide in a' very can ful and
ceiemonious manner.' 'l . llc account publidied in
the Clew:Mami Heraldis as follows:--.. i•
nThe hat o f Mr. H. was found near a' road, and
the body some aix or eight rode froM io. He had
placed his umbrella against a tree, and with hi;
knife eat away the hair Lac , l9of laisiright ! ear, alld
whiskers uir,!er the right aide of his chin. Moying
from this sprit some fifteen feet, ho appears„ tar
hays taken 'off his coat and colliti.; and banding
forward - so' that /Amid could not fiat Upon hi, cloth.
Mein froi4. 'opulled down the iinoitig. of lii
shirt with his right h ittil,'and itill.cted four Wounds
in his' deck with a small knife blade, some of then ,
deep and ghastly,. This aperatitd to.halc been
maintained, untli.the Ea-Murderer full backward,
dead ! The kale fell from and lay, near the 'hand
that had used tt, so fatally, l o herwise not•a move
ment of linih or' muscle after falling was indicated.
'Mr. Hartness was . 33 years of nee.; hi coinfult.ble
circumstances, end bad a wife and four a bilthen,
A special'election fur Mayor cmie off in Spring.
field, Illin;Jig: on Monday, the 28th u:t. Capt. Mc-
Cormick, the Whig candidate, vtas elm tedb i t
majority of 112 votes—a larger majority, be huff,
than ally Whig Mayor ever, liefute received in that
.
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. . .
In Manch Chunk; on the 2 et la et. by the Rev. H.
E. Gitroj, Mr. ABRAtiAII FOCHT to Miss EutzesiTti
HARLAN. both of the same place.
irr A Stated Meeting, of Fran Vin Encampment.
Hill be bold! un Wednesday evening, Oct- 4.'atG
o'clock.l . II D. Rico, Seb.
Pett.sille 'Sept: 30. 43
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Ing
Ma trig b;
•'•" ••• - - •
• •
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TUE COAL iTR A. th..g •
• • • • , 14.'4 •
11,Y 'CANAX... - ,
Te following is the quantity of Coil ':ahipped by
Canal they:Tsar' Woolf. ending venmg last
Poitavdlo and Port Carbon, ' - 4 10,112
Schuylkill Haven; 3,956
Little Schuylkill . 1,150
15.218,
325,622
Per last report
r
310 4 847
BY RAIL'i ROATK
From Pottsville • 8.340 . '•
4. Schuylkill Haven 842.414 i
" •
g• 6 .10 1.•
"0 1. " •
1143366
Per tart Report
lii=l
• • . Freight by tar.001,;:;:i,
From Pottsville &Pert Carboa, • '7O
Schuylkill Haven. L •
To New Votk. I 105 to 200
• Little Schuylkill Coal l 'Otitle.
The following is the amount orcoartousported oft
this road, for the week ending ou Ther#l ay oveniow
. ita. Tone
Sept.2l W. IL PeacoCk ' 54
• 23 Down East. 60 •
Maiden Creek, 56 • •
25 Hunter. 54
26 Black llawk, - 54,..z4.
tieopaira 5:••4 •
28 Peter • 56
7' 292
16 - 83
` 7s t•••‘* : ‘]4:• •• `-
23 .1150
't4 397 21423
•
4Z) 22513
G I:011G E W IQq;, : ,N jeot:.
Sundry Shippers
fer Last Repoi;
1.0i,7,h Coal Trade L' . ,
..:..,
Despatched from Matich Chunk ; the week
ending 9th Month, 91h,_18.194, : .•;,,1 ~ -
' 1 oats Tons
Lelngh Coal 4 Navigation Co ; f 1 :;,13.1 . 1413
Realm! N & Icadow Rlt CO.! Co ..1::" 4 55 kn 47
' •' • FROM PENN HAVti. , :
flezleton*Cnal Co • - . i.i7?-'54 2363,
'Sugarloaf - Coal Co -1 - 1:,.t i 36 2113
FROM ROCKPORT' , '
Bo T . l
Bock Movntain Coal Co '''',, 3 168
~ •
TOTAL Sill PM rACTS Kttt
• • ' FROM MALICH CHOK. \
.
,
Lehigh Coal do Navigation Co 't/t 4l O 80156
Beaver Meadow it U &Coal Col - r4itis 31870
PROM PENN. HAVV. . .
. _
Hazleton Coal Co 4 ,..
_. , - /3 : 4 25317
.......
Sugarloaf Coal Co ', ! -. • -.._,-4.t,6 16323
1 .• , FROM ROCRPORV a' ---•
Buck Mountain Coal Cu." -• ::,.Yff 11 621
. . i:lui"..s 154,316
- Aline (Lilt.`. S. Ilaven Ithl[toad.
The :iiiiwing is the; trat.sported
on this bad for the week 'eliding Tnrfiday evening
lobs,
194,743
Per last report,
Total.. . 202t1.2
r %CILIA Nt m t
yt;T:,, Collcctor
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i= --= - -, • i - • • -;-i -4 - - - - - --,
' Mount Carbon Ruil iltpatl.
, 1. , ,,,.
The fullewinv. i,, t he alnotiut of 01'0 tnneneatcd on
. -,,
this road for the kC a
wci..._h_ing Thuirkyro -c - Nrctlitig lab,.
• , jA,7,-.
Tons • . ~ : i-' '3,912 . ,
I
Pct last report 1 .. ' i r.• ,;4l 9,843
. i -
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• • - 'rot•al,'" ' ;t 2 f 100, W
NATIIAK CLF.AYI4I, Collector.
31i/1 Creek Rail Road Ofinpany.
Antolini of coal transported
say , ineffihjs road,
, forthe
'
week eminig etThurd u ra,eveningF:. i,161T. 11,ij
,
l'erlaEt reptat . !•':.::::54 28.951 .
'. i,;,.; 1.---
' .! Tow , i4.;f!i . t ,,:31.).415
, .
GEOIiGE 'II:NUE:TOL Collector.
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Our Illi•lrkeV
c..knilEurkts P.ST - r6vil:9l Sl l . 30, 1e.43
‘Vlleat Flour, pr Rid 1,5.75 11rdin4 t §.' 'per, lb.
Rye do . cw i„. 11.1. .
Wheat, Lis Id I,lli '•
R.% • • " 021 Potatolls, • IniAl 3.
Corn, " 53 . • !on 4.5
o.ts; • •• 33
. 11,4, v"-• 15,0 d
Rps, doz. 10 l'inklify's'd, bslil 2.5
Vidier . • • lb. , 12N Clots;, .05
(Cr I NDKI LINDEN't 131 Ltb..St.otttll meet at their
Armory, for par in Wtillie,tilirqrhe 4th of O.:to •
her, at 7 o'clock-in winter l'iiiiortn,ttecordzitg
to Law. By Caro m 4oL • :: , ;31
s.l'.::_tlißt7. lit Serzent.
4u
Pottsolle, Sept. 'JO
7' ATION AI. warp I.* . *ltTitY.—Parade
on Wodriestlay, the 4th day. of cltnber 1813. at 8
ric!ock in wintnr Uniform. the A rmory
ac
nbrdofg to Law. By Cti'mmuul. =qp '
J NIES' I:USS : ;.INt. Senent.
Pottsville Sept. 30;
I fr - r PULASKI LOBGIe..—A-ilAted Niebting iii'
.Pillaiiki imdee, No. 21t, will be he'ilin 'timidly eve
ning next at 7A o'clnek. , , ,- Pnneinahiliondanee is re-
I gin siert. -- " '. By o10:. ni of the - 11'. 11.
86inember. A. . ~
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..i:,,"",-:-.-.•._=...-_--='-
1.1. fa...:
OBORS.
TIIE - First Battaliun Seimylktfit County V. 1.1-
utt 1 eers, 'will parade in the bofdiiglrof Orwigs..
burg, on Wednesday, Ocioher,Atli in winter u•
nitiirm.x....-• •
The line will he formed. iliz.47.!entre Ht., right
resting . uppositn ffaughliwouVirilotel, diiiplv.
tog west.' By Ciminiand i';,:V , I
F. M. %V Y N licttl,P , Ali j uant. •
Soidemher 30,.. • ' .. 0.i • 40
1.4!.. , r; • - '
1:.,:.•
Money Foam!. . .
A (lonAiderattic sum of Alr/EY has, been
" 1 - (*Mind. The owner ma:yi•;44tain it, 9 n eve.
-pence Satisfactory to the fitulttind paving the
expense of this advertiscmcnV Apply at this
'Ace.. 1.,'
.-- ,- e
seleember ilu, I 0
• '
• 1-;,4....
PROcLAMATigN.
NOTICE is hereby given theit;:ij Court of Com.
men Pleas, for the trial ei,:i6tes at issue, in
and for the county of SehuylkiN will be held at
OfwigAhaig, in the county aforgOiJ, on Monday
Precedik the last Monday inlPitober nex t , (be.
ing the 23d of said mmth.) .-
Thrrefoie all persons heTIU - 0,: pmding„
and all persons whose duty it ,shall be to appear
at said Court, will dyke notica'iSid iovegovernthem
selves accordingly.'
• . JOHN G. WOCOON, Sheriff,
Sherirs Office, Orwiis
burg Sept. 30,' 1843. , •
TITE VERNAL. EQUINOX, arilij; . lo FOSS, and gales'
and capricious changes of on areri is a trying limn'
for persons whose• lungs are [rifife - !de. Coughs, and
c , ilds, the avant couriers of Consiftniltionsue extreme
ly prevalent, and the foundation igiany -a fatal case'
of infl tiostion of the lungs, bron . is. Rheumatic fe
ver, pleurisy . &C., ia floiv being liik . ,Yet why should
these destructive diseases be l alleil to gather head ,
(or . rather when the af f
ections Qt the respiratory or.'
gans which lead to their, can best dued) by the use,
of xar.ses Esexc'rottalir I " %VA pause for l a re:
ply. "
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For sale by Eteholtz.& SandeiXon, Pottsville, A.'
gents for the Proprietor.. . 1,7
September ijG, i ,
• ! NEW pnanca•V:4llD: •
•
rrillHsubscriber annotraceS.:lsl i lium, public that_
hd has opened a Luenber;'Verd: in the bo
rough 'of Pottsville, hack of the hog
Presbyterian Church ;. where ;b0- will cunst =Hy
keep oh hand,, a large aris*th4nt of Lumber, of
every description.;-. He. Nisi orig.-bud Pi0:m.8541.dt.,
from $lO to st 6 per antl:01, from, WO, to
1120 per M. 1 ; I .•
'Aron's.e of 1,-
lie respectfolly l sor els therl g
,
friends ' ind the public , and fOlt confidant ' , Altit
he rill be able to supply Comm at such rites,
ae arlirgivVgeneral tratisfactiot , • -
• JOS'ELP.# SHELLY.:
r 1-
be
p ern
Virtitips Jr, CANFAT--":30) s' reeeived.ind ......„ ,
V sale an assoTtment orGig',.'ffalkey, i n ,
__ jot .
I,Whio,:and Aralkin; Cancs, ..
~.:.
,!;." .., `-' nutim . ,
• 1-111 arch 10,1:1 -,-. - - ' ' .- 13 ' 11% 1 IN' P."BiAßrre.N.'
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11!Mt
40-
40-
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