.i =I ~~~~.`. 11.1erlier soilsey. ; Esq•: As the period fur voting is "close at band, And se it baronies every inert: inthe 'Om:mutiny:to de positshia yete -seriously •and - thoughtfully; with, a full knowledge of all the co nsequences that may succeed it, we again refer to the gentleman now before the attune of this canal sa the candidei for Congress. We feel an 'Gni:ions desire; to ate . : him elected, because ; we are confident that he in terests of our Citizens would be well antrfaithful ty represented by him. Knortiingintimately the wants of ell classes iu the DiStriet, he-would be en able arid felarless n supporter of theii, rights and immunities. Coining out frinamonithi,people. he is intima•elieognizant With all their deprive. - Lions at d necessities, and 21the,; . waking men in him would find a steadfast Owl unyielding friend. Mr„ Ramsey!s private historyl, is • not generally known, and tot the; benefit off those who are irr• - •\ norant of it nte relate it succinctly. He first en' Bred life se a earpinters'apprentiee,• and for a long time did net disdain to earn his bread by the ~, . • t. : .,...-ratt,The:'."ll?mocratic Whig County Meeting, sweat of his brow : — having been left. by the death ,which hic ass embled in the Borough ol•Futtville, on of his father the only piefecter of Mother - a nd • i , 41k.7.3 klf.',l . : Teccogament'eJ the following Union ,sisters, he commenced the Study. of lavt, at the Ticket, , : ' to the soPpori of the Democratic Whig same time supporting them and himself by teach Nay, on Tuesday net : , tog a ',cheat., . All the barr!ere with- which cir• -, , • PEOPLE'S TICKET; i , eu , estance opposealaina, glee waybefore his de - •• • .e• Ku emrositiers to the Delegate Ticket. r termination. . aml•he writ finelly admitted to the bar, at whi ch be now occupies a lucrative and : For Co • .t• 7 , , _ Canal Commissioners. - ' distinguished' position. : rich is the man and '. i WILLIAM TWEED, . ' 1- • - Stich his hiatory.--lie is crnp}latically self made„ •'-; '.l; SIAEON GUILFORD: and is therefore the very lila& of person :torepre• ••, , - , • ' -' I IEP.JAMIN. WEAVER, sent the people of this district. There is a strong • , : -• , Congress: • ' - affinity between his , charartct end that of the in- ALEXANDER R.A.MSEY,of Dauphin Cu. west we would have hire represent. There is . ,'Senate : • • the individual mark. of strong and unconquerable N . .. FRACLS W.•ifiCGHES._- • • euterpr iso in our trade—lts 'commencement was - • .... .01,sembiy: • eoudel end uncertain -- its progress has been as . 'JACO HAMMER, - sailed with d•fficulticsiS, aid Opposition, but strug . , Col. pONRAD FAGER JACKSON. gling onward with the Oenl fo,ce of ittroiig de termination, it has arrived to importance, cense ' : Tretistirer:l• ~, . -. HENRY sHOE IitAKER. quence and profit. Who then si fit to represent such a district and Buchan intifse i t, as he whose ... . Conimiss:onrr: upwards ' -- - t -9 . - 1 life froth infancy has een one confirm-, —I. GEORGE H. STICHTER. ed, though successful, !.6111 ra so likely to' •`•; 1,;. ; • • Director 'of the Poor : understand the n. ceseittes - end- sympathize wi;11 1 ` CHRISTIAN BERGER. the suffeiings of the paafle as he who ih his awn •i . i Auditor: 4 - Ferran has felt and shared- them? We say thee ..• 'DAVID 'K. KLOCK - . • to the citizens of Schuylkill, if yuu yv‘aat your. •. • - Trustee's regiol faithfu'ly represented—if you Want your JOHN If. DOWNING, trade defended froth the ;already meditated attacks WILLIAM M. BICKEL. of the southern Free Tradistir—if you want the . i 'principle of home protectiOn fully sustained and I :arlessly carried out, vote for Alexander Ramsey. ' Yeti have beard-him, yen lenow his principles, I and -c)ti . know what his ' course will be should you make bim your representative. The question to be reaolveirat the polls is whether this District shill send to Washington :a Tariff man, to pro tect its interests, or a Frei Trade min ; to assist its enemies in assailing their. Citizens Of Schciy I kill, this is fur you to decide !—Lebanon and Dauphin, althiOugh stgrcultural districts, have 4: ways given a vote in favofir of a Tariff, and is it note scandal that a coinity_like Curs, whose very vitality depends upon thi measure, should have invariably "given a inejoi l ity against it? • It is time to shake off this delusion, to awaken from this apathy, and, casting 'the bitterness of party strife aside, to vito fOr *principles . with • a single eye to the pubic welfire. t „ t .P.oTTSVIL SATIMDAV :001 NAND, CCT. 711843. • linsitreineet, : • The eahscriber. Agent for one of the best tram , r rice offices in Philadelphia, is prepared to make in, enrollees On all descriptions 'of properly such as "louses, Mills; Stables:Gouda, Furniture. Atc,: - &c.. it the very lowest rates • ' . B.; BANN AN. Er B..P.Amer, Esq.. No. 59 ..Pine . Stet*, Philadelphia is authorised to act as Agent to receive ,10scriptions and advertisements for this paper. r. ' XI" Wanted ai this office. an active; 'inVe%trit t boy. about 14 years ol'age. None need apply cannot' read. write and spell well. lie most a.so bo wall 'recommended as regards character . . _• , To.tha 177A.irdloginen of Schur-11411 County ' . ...Neil awe body and as individuals, hold, 'a deep and inapertent stake in • the result of next Tues day's elatien. It concerns not only your present • . ,-PresprirityLbut your eventual 1 r..fit, and if youd6 . • net went to agrito suffer all' the evils.and diffiinl • . ties - gilowing-,ont of en uncer l ain and einbarra-sed • I }Ade I ,tiaink carefully before you resolve upon your tiiket and go to the polls determined to aid others ' - iii their girata 'to benefit you. You have felt -;,; • • - siorsil, enough the deadening effects "which the .., . .Averdof • tariff entailed upon our tegi‘n• You '':• • have seen one of the Most flourishing trades in • the country weakened so. as to become complete-. ' iy, profitiese ff lon have saithesind the scarcity of .employment, the . . reduction of wages, and have yours i elveS felt in the introduction of the order sys tam, nd scarcity of money, part of the mks which t in vex BOY follow rhe.vrithdrawat of Protection.-=• - •• •At the Inne'you were experiencill ;these results.... • many•among you dross to blame the operator as; the c ause, and, whilst he was labouring with eve= ! ty effort in biirpoweito derive for the.trade, that treteetion which it ,. required, - you continued to, - .vote in direct opposition to his exertions and yter - er, -• own Vrelfsre. , - , *. 1 'lf you by your votes now send a man to repre : , . itentiou in Congress who when he arrives there, will assist the enemies of our trade in taking off 'the Tariff which protects _it,'"you wiregam wit ,' nese kll the miseries' of no eruployment, scarniti ofOney end prevalence of orders . In--the Ila• t-ora Mourse of brines; , It cannot be otherwise. 1 By, epriving the dealers, hire of ..'s good market, :sou a).tirtaii all 418 .1 r °permit:no; and force them in• to the adoption lotthe haver a5-stem to keep - their *ores afloat. Thi 'lin -y o' new eto,lnanufactured ; for political p 'poses, but the , simple truth, ths ' . Mason of which y u all understand and cannot re fuse to sallow e ge; We say to you now, • that 1 • to -a l very grea extent you have the control of sour, welfare i . y our own hands. Dr. Umber. 4 •, get if elected, c not forego his anti tariff 'princi pie" l in fervour f Schuylkill County, and must therdf an be conidered as standing pledged against I 7 our interests. !yen rend him to o:angrier; you intim them various• se- Cen cohiplain if all the various trade are You (pon l ces of 'rye trade are entailed upon you. have l now s» opportunity to aisist yeti! employers in accomplishinOe -work, for which they , tive -always been struggling, sad we call •upon „OM : as 'groad men and true ; to fling away all party prejti dice'and join yonr true friends in their efforts to 1100.1 e fur aro trade, end cohsequently for your li i bor hat protecion Which it needi and deserves. silexan.lerit Man , y, unlike his opponent, is fully committed aa a Tariff man, end stands pledged to ; ' you to strenuously end exertiogly defend your interests from every .attack. His character —his fearless and bold declarations are sufficient guar lintel's for the faithful fulfilment-of these promises, end you caneafily, trust your welfare to his keep- Ing.l . ~ • . ' .. .. MI - NirJrkingrum ! think . bver these riyl ohs grove ly, flit! that vote el your eonecieocee iced you 11- • -77 I ° CANAL Committal oaxas.—On our first page aill'be found an 'article on the sejeCti of the Ca nal leoMmissionere. While readme it, beer in mihd that our State D.:bt is now $40,000,000 which, sipp . wti oe orient the taxable inhAiimnts, amounts to ab , mt $2OO per head-.and %bee/ we into comidaration the praportion,of texables, who err proPerty, holder'', they can form soma, i; dea l of the mortgage on each Mau's proper ty:. This is a queitOn that appeals, to the pock etalottivih Whigs and Locofocos; they, are all. e gaally they are all bound to use their utmost endeaioure to check its .rapid‘ in crease, which Las been at the' rate of three rial liost'per annum, • for the last five •yeari. 'Ras • I r , leoftroisat done any thing to cheek it? Wilt they do any' thingto cheek it if 'you elect theft 13,32711 of f.;sll%lCornmissioners 1 Is not s change ebe t edutely nacedwary ? Tbesi are goes:dont, which .mot%fermi to our readerti to answer.. ox', sopa GuAnn.—We learn that the friends of DottAiumberger, are:industriously cir report .that Mr. Rarksey not coil's a m'aj.rity ih Lebanon county. This is the game: Be not cleesifred, fellow cinvne, - by • such idle repo,ts, whickara only put forth for ef let. OUT information ie. ,( and we have equal facilities for - obtaining information. ? that Mr. Berney will receive a majority of at' • least 1000 1p Dauphiii 'end Lebanon. - . It • ' ca have ecjoyed cool, bracing, pleasant weather for the 'pad.week--just figid enough to . • ro6ke walking'and exercise deli‘htio!. Good • .I,l:operatore this for election time ! presentirfolks ' froth getting into too great a fevtr—makesthem cCol and inductal them in rem n!! - - 1 - - b> We unaeistand from farmers residing in cur vieini.y.'tkiat the buckwheat crop this year iti smusually 'abundant: Lovers of goon - fare, re. mice • • ' ' - • cotA, Seib! in bl,ichigan city, htc beat: f al ollIPL! for disiLtninz, body frra • d vise Tiv - 4 to tlat . - ' EMI 1512.1.33 ET U . SAX , LW 14.111 W d Of TB 6 FE9P.Leill MONEY.—The Harrisburg Commonwealth, a PGrter Loco FOCa palierstates that 'the Contin gent Expensed of the list Lo'cufocoLcgislature, at mounted to the enormOussurn of .43 - 6 Z. Which is equal to the daily pay of $3 fur. each member during.ihe whole Session. 74 1 L in dependent of this turn, the postage during the esniesershin smounk , 0 r 513,004 35, making the enormous mini of $4U,77201, as fel. lowa : I Poi Contingenciee,' Postage', $40,772 01 la order to giie otir rcadera.sorne idea .of the extravagance of that iiesSion, - we give below the contingent expenses l end postage of the Beision 4 1832-33, copiedflumthe-Juurnals, which was a longer felliloll then the bet.: Contipgcnt Expenses., Postage, ' !: •;- Diffaence,egsinst thelast SBp 3 2S7 74.1!!! Tex•Payere think Fofi these 'things ' while tli` tax eollectors'are taking the r Founds, and ask yourselves. 1e Locell enjecw fit t:o rule the latetel Think of it also on Tuesday neit, when you de. poste yout vote in r o e ballot bok. WO:OT no.--A committee arrived aithis place posthaste during 4:e;', past_ we.k from Mauch Chunk, laden wish the iroportant,intelligence, that P. INHughes h pledgrd i himself in favor of B'ack's Eddy Outlet,' and that Mr. Coolbaugh was opposed to this improVernent; A similar committee arrived in the lower end of this c .unty, declaring that Mr. 11. had also; pled;ed himself to go in fa-.• vor of the Removal of the Seat of Justice from Orwigsburg tO , 'Pottay.lle. This is ,one of those worn out and sta'e eleCiioneering tricks, suitable , Only for petty politicians, and we' are' 'surprised that any reputable person would be engaged in it. So far as'we can leamOhe only effect it produced in our county, was Ito'l)mite the people more strongly in the suppot - of Mr.'Hughes. • The havevoters 'of this county generally come to rho conclusion, that; if they must be represented in the Senate by a Locefoco, they will prefer one of their own mcn,.-vrbose feelings are identified with the best intere ; st's 'of the county. .• ' Why don% 'Du4. I.itpterger come out and proclaim his eiintirnente publicly on the Tariff, se Ir. Rsurmy has &MC! slid a Democrat to a Lo. vofecn, the other day. r‘r‘ Because he is not such a dunce is to comniit.bimself befgre the public on this question, until the. National Conception has tads a nominationfo! the Presidency. He does nrrt know what coureU.bis parry may have to take Yet on this subjectaßtl 'besides, his party can int% c. for his Flirt:al principles," was 'the, reply in substance. Do you ben that voters ? Thry don't know whet cou:se their piing will have to •telte on this ject. This was `certainly honest,bitt not very prudent. We think, however, the people will riot - hesitive for wh , rn 'they w ill vole on Titeldiy next, p• • _ Witte casonas 7 —Tes . roues or PUBLIC °Piste/N.—The Voinfoeo paper published in this Borough, on Saturday, fast, declared itself in forn4i. if the present nrill It is well ,known to the readers of that paor, hatrlfilsthe Bill, was pep `dine before Congress; they. stkongly opposed its passage—..and it is; only another gratifying evi, dance that public opinion ii so, strongly in favor of this messure, - that even Locohicoinn, which is the very essenee-of.carruption„lare not Snail it in .this community. • ' , CO" Coned 134411011 is the nephew of Conrail Pager, who Iformcry represented Barks count in Congreis,stind is welt known'to the old inhabitants of . fitc*Oylkill County, whO gave Mr. Fuger a strong etiPport. , We are . also authoriied to step that Conrad Yager Jank4en is a firm Sup piirtekof its presenf,roteetive Tariff—and - .0 in favor of distribziog the /4nrid Fond among for the piirprisa of m king the Tariff a pFrtainenf conasuiz: • $27,757 66 19,004 35 Serion: oil 1832-33 $4,508 22, 4,978 06 62MWAM , . . - k , .i, , - The more wo.obriet . '"ve the pnlitilal . Manoettvre lug' a nd Iry eigueing of the Locefocceptirty, the more we have treceine convinced that eL4tle Met e ii.destined to become again tlae'canidel‘r fur tbef Presidency:• This result would °elf tend to mote clearly end pl?inly, define the. isitie ehich -time his already Unveiled between th e e two great political,partiesof the country., , Martin Van Bu ren is ftilly and irievorably'comertitted aii the ,a rowed and delermincd entail/ ,I,' a Tariff, and the evidence of !hie co4litiou witb, and -truckling ta the intentions at the Southern Free Tradeisis, is ' contained tn thektilloWirig extract from one of I his letterer ee ndblished in the.RictimOnd Eraietrer 1 of a late date. 'Ci izens of the Cdal Region mark : the words:— ..;I -' • - I 1 1 qqWe ' shall haie decided. fihnila (010, we hope, to shad by us—we hope Ito witness the same spirit- among them; as Mr.! Van 'illuren; a vow., whd wittes: . : .1 hst‘;4 at no lime hey w here. ~ hesitated .to :eiprifli MV. DECI DEDi ItIS AP ', PROBATION 9FI TH E TARIFF ACT OF • THE LAST SESSION,! es well as in respect • to the-principle upon which it.is founded, as to .' its details.' 'Wi h this spirit,. We hope. the next Congress will astemli:e and eel, all.the speeehes of Mr. Webster to the contrary notwithirtanding." Is it not evident (rim thel aborethat Mr. Van Buren has fury deterittirad 'upon his cOurie in re lation to the Tariff: should he be elected; end can .1 any one &elk!. that Strepeal of the ;oedema would ' receive Nassnct.on' 01:advocacy.; *rhea assum- Cd this p o licy to cend,iliatt.the South, 4id, should he be cleated there .iqino eecuritylfor oui interests. In addlltion to all this we notice thahnearly ad the calla for Van 13iirn inemings;are headsd.e 7 an Buren 'and the Suh.Tr.esury." I We are , then to underetand from ,the s e'llemonstiatione, "that this darling project of dull E x-Pressdent's will be again • revived in the event lof -such a national Calamity . as his 're-clevtioni lathe dechiratiOne end. ieso-• Julien; of his friend' et die present day {beer us out in this opinion, t int' we cal l the et.ention of the thinking portion of the comemnity toihe, fact. At the last Van Hiren meeting in the ;Park at ' New Yorli, the,fallolvieg summing up of the re solutions was adapt l: 1 , ,- ~I eNever abandoning an hotieet issue, , , beeecise 'when first prereeted, the publierbindenay riot be prepered . for it, we 6gain 'present it, determined that it shall be interwoven in the eistahluthed poli cy of the eountry, ItVe go • fotithe nteasure and - Its author, the causfliind, the 'Man, (hal INDE PENDENT AI II -rr RE A iU4.Y and MARTIN VAN BUREN." 1 1 , • i HI , In relation to the tone end rendency of the, a- . hove declaration, Ilirace Goelei of the NeW York Tribune very pertinently remarks: ' I I ..We are hcartilyi rej iiced tojsee this issue pre sented. If there was ever a measure of national . policy- stamped with the veto of public; opinion, 'and utterly rrj..ftedi ',by . "the ednstitutionat ;voters et the Union, it lie 11,i4 identical scheme of Martin Van Buren for the Catstiliehmene of !an .Indepen dent Treasury'--in ripendent only in being abso lutetirrcridr.nf u on the Executive ;will. I It is , 1 the p oly political mendure whiC,h Van Buren ever attempted to origin ti l e, and the fate it , encounter ed was not such ash rlrcatly to encoti age its ambi tion; author in devising newt si,chemee of national policy. It was thoroughly andunivelsellydiecus ' 1 • sed in 1840; the aryl I ements of i ts Mt? t able chain • . pions, the approving! and corematiding nod from the Hermitage, they tili de poWer of tl'r r Executive department and of, be party drill wer mat'shalled to its suspor l t;.atid Yet it was 'scouted by en' im mense majority of the Amerier pe {deg The only special favor Vt Ci have to ask of the Lecn-Fo eoa is, that they_ wit force it, in epprciPriate con nectiop with their' Free Trade absurdities, to as other public judgement. Wel venture ~ to predict that it will prOve their last experiment upon, the popular ignorancei," 1 • Yes! we say ,kti them bring their ranee before the pripalar tribunal in connection with their Free Trade doctrines. (04 they cannot be separated, and then Itt them hired to the verdict. Thisacheme of a Sub-Treasury is only practicable is i'means of destroying the Tariff. lt is4rojected as a sub-' etitute for the meetiJ i tire, and now we call Onan the public to note the operition sit explained by its o rigina'ors.and ads' atce. Mi. Buchanan in hie ~.• , r _ arguments Vivi tu , a tuevuo. ressury biereducing the fietitims value !if money irithis country" or by , bringing wages doWn to a hard money standard . (that is from one 'dollar per iday to twenty-five cents) would so oeerat'ri as to enable us to corn pete with:foreign ti`anu .cturee without the aid of a 'Tariff:` A vet generous !proposition indeitl! 1 1 and well _Worthy t e very democratic member.— Laborer's i ye'who i teil f a yoar „ daily bread' who, think yoo !is your friend! He who Would, re . duce your weies,,,at the same!time burdening you wits taxation for the support of fOreign workshops! or he who by susteioing the tariff, would increase your daily . remuuratiem'sectiring to you protec tion? Let your v i nes at the polls be. your an; - 1 El= meeting co,pposed of the naty.- iht ci'y and county of 'Philade" ; Ire4oluiimOves, among others tor,:nsnlMously adopted. heElremocratic Iri'sh citizens of of Philadelphisi will not i. . sus ounty nimistations styled the nil count y Ticket. But will up rtrepublican find Constitutional he success of sailticket, bead itchinson for Sheriff. including '. costim6rioner and Auditor. indicidid tinpitert for the city and Jed Murton McMichael' for Sher ri il Treasurer, • Cortuitirsioner, I " ri d- At a . large ralifed citizens of the folloutio: of the same charm Rtsvlred, That the city and Ount, lain the city and Dernaciatic city a on true Democrat' principles oppose ed Jnmes JL H county Treistarei • and pledge their 13, county ticket, he'd iff, including sm ' 1 and Auditor. I 111'; A* D TUEl'lls.artry.+-Fellow• tct that CIM. Straub, When in ;stied against l Mr. Lightp"'er's Pro. solutinns—i-and then voted in is. !Tariff only, in connection with iie Public I.ands, for the support t, just eu'ch a 7 ariffall John •C. a.- • See itournal oi l the 11 , 31150 of )(the Sealsioa of 1841;42, Vol C.' M. §Tn.t. Citbern, ieccollo'4 the Legislature, tectire Tariff lleo vor of e Revenue the pree.ede of tji of the Governmer Calhoun StIVOCIL Remsent tains, I, pie I 031.• S l We wont meut of Mr. IN! d him Town Hall, in ti said to be a gool matter, for theca,' I ca'l attention to ths advertise-, liatns,•in another column, who ft in thit thaough, opposite the he- TailOring Business. .1-113 . 14 .1;4 which is a very importeni , tisideratten of our Young bucks. j Witlistn B. ilull,,Esq.„(of Port I t us a Specimen Of the upland r ed in his own garden. This is ulture in Schuylkill county, and thern Mends of the result When 'niece into the cotton trade! I c j Our frienll'l Carbon, has '4 . cotton plant, anew article of I we Warn our En the coat region- azi. The incioui that jade aldt, carries her lad tern abro;i with her taia•a•niglitti i , and flares t• down upon us poor ?Atm/lance quite prodigally, The Tale old creature taught to he a stern moral, rat, and yet howl mirch Injury, vdiainy and wick edness has she Lied a candle for!- - • 1 Oz --- 1131 f ceo reseriple quart 4 ,been circu s storekeepers ke • 'Nautical papers :nth: thy i Ft'• for bena-ill i",culd ikrjefeol a treraeallourli MEE ISM • ' THE' : MINERS , 1-I'3OURNAL • -. 4 .'; - I i - • I ---.' •;• BirLln , the Communication addrese-: ,cil to you last week, i , Perecitte nit error as to the .uust of [ion Boatt„ cccasioned' by tho hurry in which 1-wrote: I joss glsticed at en English work before - me, its 'width the cast - of Iron Lost& was i. ; , I 3 biases - given, and took the Wrong , mut o c , con• , St/acted for canals; that' which Would cost about s6qo; is, I observe. mended (or rhon trips, with-II outdeck or cabin, and carrying 30 to 40 tons on- I iy.' posts to carry . 100 toils Would cost from 1•/ - 00 to- rtooo, according - to the fini,h and ac- Co - tUrnodstion required fOr the hinds; if tinirhed with roomy cilia and slate --rcirns,.( like ot , te of our\ IC. y - ci,k end Schut i lkill 13Oets which.l saw the othr tl.y,)they, cniOt cost full $2OOO. Such a hrt would not dr,w, 0 feet of ;water, and would out last i wooden rues,' and cOrtarquently would ill? , cheaper in the.ertd. In ca.ing that I2f# cents per \ t on on the, traneponation 41 coal alone, jays the current expense* of tho',Ntgation Company. C etei not to be under.tood,- as 'taking; this 3ear's • or t other L ycar's bushiess as the basis of my cal 'l • , cu. , ation ; brit the quantity which the Canal is ca-,. pable of passing withotit crowding or confusion; buteven if I was to ti i i + ll til'oo the fact that 1211 cents per ton ou the business now doing, wilt pay thelCurrent expenses—fay Boek-Tendete, Super intrindenta, Collectors,f Ordintiry l Repairs; Sec, d;cl 1 knoMll shouldlbe• neat the truth. If as intimated in• my last corumqnicstion, the Naviga tion Company veers d riven to ir, by 11ln:wiling attempt at nac4poly, to go down to a rate of! 12i cenßet tun toll, on Cosl--theSfockholders Must of ?urea go without i;vidend.i, and perhep4 the oth r rece i p t s' of the Company might not eiiable , them to pay the full aMount ~.f interest on their totinii;' yet even dant they would not be In a wanes simatiOn theit'the Stoc k holders and Loan holders of the R. Rd. Co, are now. 1 have no interest whatever in either the' Canal or RAMA, but should rejoice to ree them both prosperous, be cause this whole regiOn would prosper with them; butl hate to see stici continued attempts o f the par of ignorant and injudicious friends of the R. Ito dto depreciate the Canal, and make ii ap pear that nothing reniaina fur. tho Directors Of the tattler concern to do, but to fbandon it at once. 1• I A ItILNER. to are silvered , over know se as to r dollars. A auitibet of- those atekl in- Philadelphia.' , Let otir p their iop — eyo . "l overt! . !says that tome or Loenfaeo t Mr:Nan Baren Ia all the cirorta , featr.4.l in • 1810 - , end thinhe if he I eti:in t, , 134Innil 1.84 R, he wilt he etiang.,,tirOilre 181:12.- ii.-;.-,-,.'-7.,‘t3-4-.-f,er,,,-.-.•,,,,,,,,,,,,, -,... • --,, ',,;,:;:- i-,-::,;:,'..t,'-::::!il--..--j.' Fun Ttii ;14 SE Atemander Ramsey, and the Workingmen, It is only' those who have shared the tolls o they Working man, who knows and ferea hie vv_enta and interests. Such. 4 moan Alexander Ilaiitsey--he has prrformed' daily labour; 'las a Carpenter, and is in every sense of the wdril, a sel-madenan. 13y supporting him you support your own interests. Read the following eXtract from his address to ILA people of Schuylkill Coun ty' • 4 iAfter all, the man Most deeply interestdd in the Tariff, is the mail who Owns no interest in the L I So and possealeeno Mines our Ore Broke, buts whbdepends upon the sinews of his own-arms, and the sweat of h.s own 'brow, for the support. of himself, his wife and los little ones. To him wages—the greatest' possible reward for a ' girt :a amount of labour—i' '_of the utmost , - I tan e. i lig lf boil; well paid for Mr labor, he and lam. ean partake freely, hot only of all the nedessa. nil, but enjoy many, of the luxuries of life. Ile can clothe himself and them decently and genie°. ly ;! he can educate his children ; he can affdrd to prdcure it he pleases, books' and newspaperi, for hislown and their mental gratification ; and he is entibled to lay by something for a .rainy ay,' when age or infirmity • shall have laid his hand heivtly upon him. A poorly paid laborer inky.) but half the-privileges of a freeman. A man who rec'rivcs - constant enipleyment, at i fair priceii, can walk' the earth with a feeling of as_ proud tin in. dependence as nne wh ' o rolls, in wealth. Aa a Tariff of Protection, by excluding fcireign • , competition, creates a demand for the articles to • coa'nufacture te whieh the services of the !shoring man, are necessary, Lis wages mint of mare° rise and his emplo)mimt become . steady and fierms. vent, when before, under a tree• Trade System, it was scanty and fluctuating. I have no hesitation in Issying, therefore, that the fiiararticle . inja hp, boring man's creed should beivt Mau PLIOTEC. TIFI Every wad Of the above extract ies true to : the., • ' letter—and if YOU believe so al s o—then sipport time who 'support yoU,. not by-wordy but at a. Good wages is of more importance io the .vrOrking man than party ever will be--then! why .should he abandon his own best.interests, tn sup ' •prirt a party who cares nothing, about bibs after the e!ection. Working MVO, think of this before you vote. ; ITERRIBIA STRADIDpAT X.E . I.OSION.—The 111 k Suiliernmail bring's the pa iticulars of a tridst ter. rye and disastrous expleston ot ..the sninimboat Clipper, ahtch occurred at the town of ld*Siou Ll' in the lifisaiasippi river. Fourteen_ ersons were killed, ten missing and ryrYe wounds' .= Speaking of the ex3l,4sion'the Louisville qhroni . Cie says reaching the greate'st height, the various, I4dies diverged like the jet's of a fountain in all directions falling to the earth, and upon'reofi of hbuses, in seine instances as much as two himdreil slid fifty yards from the scene of destnicnon; The 1 1 . apless victims were Scolded, crushed; torn; Ewing lekand scattered in every direction 7 ,—many into the river, some into the streets, some on the other Piile of the Bayou, nearly :110 yards—soree torn sunder by coming In contact with pickets and posts, and others shot like 'cannon balls through. the solid walls of houses at a great distanee front the boat. All in front of , the wheebhou4es pears as though styeli n t bYl i a +shirt. wind. ffUt any r thing •liko en adequate 'description of the scene Of Tyre*. end min; is utterly out of thp ques tion " -,Bat two mi) , • escaped unhutt; VAN Bulky; wiehing to be eetit!y written a Tho es•Preaidenl as heretofore in any truth in the in Atte New Yorl per says: commend this letter to the attention of our reader's, wishing thein better luck of ascer taining the sentiments or the distinguished wri , ter ihaii we havOad. 1 Though we read it over several times for the porpeeb, we are of still . to'confess ourselves in the:dark as to what iS the writer's opinion of the prOpriety. of the AMeric, movement. Kany friend succeeds better ? erg should be glad to hear from him=pustuge.paid. Seriously, it would have gratified us Muck; had the ex-President been soinewhit • Dact. David Uintierifir is in favor -of Martin Van Buien lir the next Presidency, and Martin: Wan Buren isdeadly hOstile to the present Tariff,l and advocates his fairofiteSub.Trevattry ss.a•enb-, Sainte. . Under such cnctinistances can any P i on tective . Tarilf Men. vote for the Doctor! We learn that the ilokoUgh Harrisburg,9f wh i ch'. usually pens a loco' . majority of about "2,00, WM. give Mr. Batumi m a ajoiity. Such is the o t .! maitiori in which he ialivid of home, where the . Working men of all 'panty's supporthim. The New York . . . C" - - . nhane , of focally last; I atates - that in the Kali in, that city, there is a tree ttrilich in now putting forth a seconagniwth oe t.,..,1 . . haze ttus year. < ME i ' FOREIGN ITEMS. .1 The, Steamship jAcinliairrived-at !BuL46 on Tuesday morning j?si, bringing intelligence tif teon!dais later,fronel England. ! ' The i!p(o4.iinportent as well us the most start ling:it:Os is the Wel destruction by I Die 011ie United !States' Steamship Missouri. C. Cuahiag was, passenger with his suite, on his route l 'te Chine, and by the' lastlaccoUnte was re maining at j The vfasel uok fire' in Gibraltar Day, and lalthOugh every .esertion was used 14 Captain Newton and the ere te she v• as en • - : tirely ! • ' ; ; Lietit. WiI3SIOV of the Missouri cania,passenget in the Acadia; with special deepateheslfrom • . _ PUPIIng out !Minster to China. v A gepeal ineefing - vves heldtin the IN etre ila LivEripmol a ; short time Once, et which Mr. Daniell O'Connell Jr. and bes*al oth'erii addressed the risvernt,lege. ' '! t! .'!'dig - .'!'dig Queen - h'as' arrived .fr;Jm Franca and at the lest advices was at Bright. On the a duel took, place! with words on the banks of the river lieckar,i litare n the -• ! I Prince Nappies:tit • Dimaparte and Count Larocque ! • Poueliin. a Gene r al in the-service otiL,taccs. Both comtietents Were:Slightly wounded Thir coal pits at West Cumberland Fre at pres ent unoccupied, in consequenSe of the proprietors refusihg to admit any collier 'who helSoged to the Great meetings are held Toe Rebeccaltee, ai they are teretell in Wales, still le : entinue to create disturhanceS end! set the love at &fiance., A coidlict took between a large body43l these men oroi the police, in which six of the formic were arrested . . • inie:axami,les set by these maraudera is very injurious tin(ithe coun try !:,, r l4 consequently become very! tObulent and • I. unsafe.t . I ' CummuxicA'rsu Ma. Eimoiv—,Permit me througlt the columns of YOur Journal to say a few;wo_rde in relation to , the claims of Mr. lienry Shnernsi.er i to the office of County !Treasurer. Mr. Shoemaker. is well' . kneien throughout tfie counity arid nniv,ersally ea teetned for !his honesty, integrity, acid good bud. neia qualifications. He is inieveray capable to fill the office creditably, and in poit4af capacity is in trip; humble opinion infinitely sup',erior to his 'op ',anent, Col. Jacob Krebs., Mi. Shoemaker is poor - and bee en exptnsiii — fanii.y to ruelntsio (two of biall,aildren being eiripple4be also suffered late yr from birnself,i and in:, a pecuniary point of view, the awe fee whichlhe is a can& alate r ould be acceptably lieneticial. ' The strongest arguments' laver ' of ell•ctianare his capacity -and honesty, both ol wh'icut are unquestionable. In.* partisan point of view; 1 ;think there -can be no doubt ee to Whom the offici properly be longs. • Mr. Shoemaker her; for int?py -years been turning the grindatone for Colonel 'lr.relas,ll3l-ri as slating, Min into office; and I tbiLlt it is nothing atere . than' right fluff tho,l.ulonel should now take hie turn at the han'illefor a spell.l , . i ! Yours t l• ' - I .AN TI -2t / -16NOTOLY; ! • i :Orwigsburg, Oct, 3d, 1843. 1 i 1 , 1 . , , Citrat. , COmmissiosistie.—Ttre, West Chester fl t ecord,''referting to the election ! of Canal Com missioners, Matsui the following; well timed re marks i i • • iFor nearly five ears the Boag has been loco ) • - foco ;! and no inte ligent m an need be .told • how ,• I ' diisastrouir has be n the result.of their adeninistra: tion. l The Whole line of tmioiovemente has swarmed with indumerabl j e herds,' of beggars and til l underent, end the public tresisqry, rifled in so MAO quirters,has' been drained ny the uttermost farthing,. ' l''utilic credit has hello" desyed— cilail! the public debt has, regulitrly increased= and tazatAonl with' all its horrors! has not been s hirt tit save the State from bankifiptcy. 'I hie is' itiesystern Whieh, hes pervaded lihe State during ibis ftderocieVatic l ' dynasty, and Slch are the con- Sv:quncest True, . the Joce Sipe Convention have' nominated a new Board ; b l Lit,they hold the . i 811/114 politica and, are of the sarrtitparty.. Should • ; they be elected, the change vvilllie merely nomi-' iial-tlie party influences -vrttießlvvitl be brought, to bear upon them will be irresritablii, and they Will be comPelled 'to yield to Choking established , , • system o f spectilation mild pubili plunder. To . I rivoid this - =to a v oid the , , perpetns s tion of the old !dynes:3,—W infuse honesty, nOve and system , into our greet insprovemitnt scheine, the only al tentative is not toelect s new B oard merely, bull en m' with. other l reelinge, other l principles, other , party and political aiseeistions.--men of itolill, 1 - t .titatesmenliire and cOmprehenk l ie minds—who, 'fiavethe nerve to cleanse! the Aitgetin Stable, and ~ to' t. drive the plunderers from toe-public worts I,', If they' would !do this,' let thrrn elect the men, named at the Whig State Convention—Memo. 9uilford, • Tweed, and Weaver,! . ' men of - ictriestY end skill„ nien of honor, experience and patriot, isin = and the work of reform sail' at once begirt; 'A I better day will dawn - upon Our beloved s tate. corruption will be driven from its dark places- ° l •' , • I! e' copomy restored--honest sgents Pistoled into office—the 064 money carefully husbanded, and • - the! public ,credit and public virtue placed upOit I their ancient feeling. - r A. The election Of a new ~ ••Boa ! rd of Canal Corn- missioners 'cannot be 'regarded'oelely as a party triumph.'.. Doubltless" thousands will vote the :whig Ticket ltedause it secures a change of poly !as well as!of men. Its .election will ensure 'tit chinge which cannot' be for,theworse,ocif ai4h we, ; ' , have every reaso'n to believe will be fur the, .1 • better. . , ! ' ! `i i ' • • I , . t THE MIST (JTPSIES IN ..itiss.nic•.,-The shiP America, Capt.letkin, arrived ' i cit Btiston on Mon day last, from Brennen; and brought the first ape.' eiMens perhapslever seen itt that city, of the Gy psy race. The group_consists Of William Weggder, the father, end I five childern. ! Thosi, who hrive I 1 • studied the character - 4 Meg Mern'tie, will pel , ' tot i ps'ha etiric ui to see e part! of the people Of whom she, wad queen. ! They ate fanned likskt , - ther human beings, and speak a language main:: bliog Dutch. - The girls have jet black hair, whleh falls in a neglected style over the shoulders,. ', t •mLermei Buren, not ;, has ro of Repeal. inforttinats iethete is n his letter That pa- IRiauT.:—Tbe business men *of Readi _mg, aye agreed to clo a their Stoma atl 8 o'clock, froin•the lat of October to the ;Ist of April next. , Uni't our atorekeepera do" the same 'We'll sign!rin agreement to that effect. , ; : t o> 4 Boatman named Conway was taken be fore Mayor Scott of P.qiladelphra on Tuenday la r at, charged with atterripting to pees a counterfeit note on the Miners Bank of Pritterilie.r He was coril rnittiti. ' . , We nritlerstind that the Heirs of the late Ste. phen Girard hare aecnred the setviCes of Hon. Jahn Quincy Adams of Massachusetts, and Hon. Honry Clay of Kentucky,kri addition to .10. I aniel We b s t er ; to prosecute their claims aviirist the city . t of Philadelphia. • t ! . I , 'r The BOston Transcript sail that J. N - orton, jr., of Chelsea, has an applivtlea in full blossom. This tree prOducegi.a goOd (crop of 'cart:) , s.veetinge !at the usual season in excelleni:e. Indition. The: bulimia Stat, man, Of iho 16th 'nit. says' mail'rubheries nn the roue from'. Vincannes i to Morgattfishi, Ky.,-have become frriinent. Two I , _ ;otter@ reccitly sent WO e . opened, t ,. im,contenis y.. 1. I ken and bniven paper pleeed i l instead. I - • t The liepeatera Or, Phibitelphia are . g2ingl to gise Ifty Tyler,'( alias Ahasuareso a dinner op Thu sday next, at, Congeal Hell. . i , • . EMEN3 LocOrono N•irloarris. 43021VZSTION.--Accord. ing to the New York Plarian, nitiety-4no Delo gatewliave-ban elected toithis u'OUventien, and of those Mr. Van Buren has 66; Mr. Calhoun 19, sod Col. 3 ohnsiita 12., The sate paper States that 'Van Burin's total vote will not be less; Ilion 144 ind may bemuchlarger.l This would give him the nomination by a large tonjnoity.l But the Southern papers do not seem to acquitiace in this statement, especially those which adVacate :the claims of Calhoun. The Mobile Tribune in rola dou to the subject has the folleiving: ..Wh - o dreams' that the delegates already ati- • . - pointrd to the democratic general contention by various Staley, such 'as' Missouri, New York, will ever sit iu that body! 1 The sup position is totally begone ! the'bounilt: 4f probabil ity. What, allow ,dcle .tee chosen in - August and September 1643; to attempt to speak the °pin 'nos of the-people of thei l r StateS in' May 19441 W l Lire might as well •choose delegates at once fur 1848 a n d 18-52, since at the las named time, more than a half of our democratic party wail 'then be .dead—and should of cotirse be bound by the votes of the Ruckerites, who tilay < have unturned to rep resent them. No, we have no fear of such v thing. The people-of the seVeral Cengressitinal dsstricte throughout thc Union, willido as they are' now doing in Missouri, whose i voice was attempted to be btifiea by a caucus of !her legisla tdre, and will be beard io an assembly of the dein ocratic party at Baltimore. , New Yqrk will du this; so will Indiana; so will ,Maine:r-oni where will then be the count for M. \lan Burets!" MAIIUrACTIIREtI td CAIIADA7.—The Montreal I Herald states that .two enterprising gentlemen from the Unit 4 St des, ere erectmg buildings (or an extensive manufactory in the Charnbly District. They cannot well avoid making the business high ly !iterative. It is found that in the noaraer kinds of Cotton goods manufactures from; the United States already crowd outthe British 'hero the Ca natlian. market. The duty in favor of the Dritisb article is 'only 7 per cent:, and this trues not meet .the expenses attending two heights', the first of Cotton ,to England, and the second l of the Goods bac . Even st.the high price bf labor (from $2 io $3 per week) in the United Sillies, the Cot ton Manufacture for the Canadian brisiket is found to be profitable. How greatly this will be increas ed When the labor is done in Canada, tnay be conjectured from the fact stated by the Herald that in thtit provinte thousands work flor as hale i as two dollars per month, and ate we'll satisfied get that. 11111111SER Tex N'V'EsTrior Pnorriii.n.— linee recei ved the pdikilulimelligenco of tic ,ieath of David Venn, Tregiurer a the Cherokeo'Netion, . Hr die., et hi ie,iiliqice.at the &hoe, on the 4il hn.- of the wouoils inflicted upon him ibv a Livarsii 'mob on the Bth iil.. in the death ; tit Mr. Veen, his friends..middle tiation general i ty; hive met with a great Ikea. ' - We lOgrn that a large number of Indians of different tribe's are c‘.llectina uponjthe Arkiitisaa; near the Santa Fe trail. Tears are entertained that their of is not a good one.i IVe aee, and the government will too, ere lung, the neces.ity of a military post at that point : ;end n .but 'mounted troops will aiistver for that Serviee.--: Mi . /. Intel. • The members tit the bar of Rowan c untY, North Caroline, recently dace a dinner tit Salisbury, to . the Hon. Win. (hewn which wefit rAT very! . well anti inhe beet iossible ' spirif.. At the.cenclusion • JuJge &Imola untie, ! oThe B.r of IS onh Carolina, a noble set of fellows ". - • The infest ..Aughter ot•the goeen of Poriugil is-to tid baptized I.),lnna Nfariik Fernsndi be. opoldins Gobrialli l Osdois nisi Julis.Vietotie Pitraxedes Granz Igo do Biagan• za de. BeurtAni Soso Cob IT de Gotha. The dea;L. pitxl, New 0 and ten newe iseA were isiby yellow lever at.the Charity Hos Means. onithe :'4th wrre fifteen; • admitted On the same day. 1, The Louisville Journal 91 Weilne.day last has the fallowing unusual st:tyi • A gentleman called at our ofliCe . and informed tie that, as he wrei coining down Fourth street bdut 11 o'clotk l'ast 'night, he anil several others sew it snowing fur !eboul twenty!mininte. A.S•it Accaotttr.—The Bangor (loaner says, that while the coiat , on was on eoihnion at Nor- y ridgowock, a little blr approached too near the! lion's eage,,)anil was instantly r seiz .tl,. by the lionij. ,who tore oltone Di his arms anti a piirt of his *hi donien,eauWng iminetliate death Ma. AN 'BuNAN Join Tat TAIFF.—The. Richmond Enquirer of a recent date, inn on- Mr. Webster's Speech. introduces aletter Ghm Mr. Van Buren, which takes die extreme South ern ground on the Isubject of theitarift . , . a Nur-sr On r.7.—The Allnghany Banner says-4. We saw a beautiful young lady walking along Federal street, with a IlisOp on her back and a Cardinal on her !Cuban College has: conOrmcd the degree of L. L. D. on James Madison 'Porter. DISEASE HAS OPENED ITS SPRING BUSINESS and WP hear many complaints of pains in the.stomach Ind bowels, 'dysentery, dyspepsia. cram?, constipation, isick.headache. and other aliments growing out of , cold and derangernent of the digestive and secre tive functions. Those who desire immediate relief from such torturing visitations ; should resort to that, safe and expeditious remedy, Jayne 's Carminatiye Balsam. This ,medicine oats upon th; fluids from which the blood is generated, and hhuspurities the vi-. Yal. stream - at its very source. ' To the directions ' which aacompanv each bottle of the Carminative - are attached certificates of cures from men of the high est standing in the learned professions. • • Fcir sale by Eicholtz & Sanderson, Pottsville, A genii for the proprietor. October 7 , Marries' On September 30th, by the ibis. R. W. Tholri . aa, Mr. JOHN RICHAFthg, of this county , to Miss Et.rzA aqrtt LAiVGDUN, late of Cornviall; England. On Tuesday last, by the RMr. l Mr. Bucks, J. P. BERTRAM, Esqr. Editor of the Democratic F ee Priatis, to Miss ANNA MARIA] FERNSLER, th or Pottsville. ; J3rother Bertniain Fending the above notice, did not forget the printer's fre.4l splendid pound cake. Marriage is a great eia . in the Lfe of an' editor, and most sincerely do We ;hope that it will be a happy period for him. He is,somi his own pressman, may ha soon visit the fount, • • • • int atijo,.' In this borough, on 'Wednesday last, Mr. Ls vl CAKE, in the 37th year of his age. Head'Quarters—FirSt ('Battalion Schuylkill Volunteers. /NNW& First Battalion SchuylkiliCounty Volunteers. AL will parade in the Borough of Orwigsburg, on Tuesday, the litholOciober. , ' • The line will he formed at 10 o'clock A. M. in 'he Main st., right resting upost Haughawout's Hotel, dis playing .west. By Command • 7 F. M. WYNKOOP,,Adyt. 41— October 7, irTIVATIONAL LIGHT IN FA N . ray.—Farideo it Tuesday. Oct. 17,m the Armor3r. at ,8 o'cleek,-4. M. in winter uniform according to Law; By Command 'Oct. 7, • J. JILISSEL, let Serg't ic,!'FIRST TROOP- SCIIIIYLIiILL ' , COUNTY ~ACrILRY—Wif wept for parade on - 11;kesday,Oct. 17that . 8 - o'doek, A. M. at Alortimerrllotet. By Command' 1 , 51: BRIGHT,IIst Serg't. ' Oet. 7. 1;K/111PS Ss CANER—.lust received and for I. v sale an assortment orGig, Sullioy, and riding, Whips.and Walking Canes. . . March 19,10.'-'. ..r.nlln O. C. mAP:rm. • A • • , • • TILL: t osi.L; TR/Okl'i;.: - •! . • L...: ~ tc:5 .:„.:; ' I P The following is a comparative statemett of the supply of coal duo; ieaf, colt:ipotesi with *t i me of the trade lait year to isatnel period in . num ber& : : : • l'.. - 51 14 . 1812: i , 3. 409,000 , . 000 197,C00' - 'l4. 000 140000 y 0 1310.000 27.00 610.00 u 0000 : 5 313,000 .. Schuylkill, Lehigh, Lack3wana, i'inegrovo; SuEquehana, 87.0 oco • Add overstock:April I. 1 3.. • slier deducting 77,000 sent • down by tbo Rail Roadiroin January to April, estimat e d in laat year's consumption, - •I market Supply in the thisyear The consumption last year,was 1.260,k require at least 1,a00,000 Mils to suppl this year. COAL lariusrrs.—Vtasels nre very scareiaind much wanted to carry Coal, and prices have 'daunted, The present rates are. to Bostonis l :7s; Salem Crs6;Albany $1,62; a Mad; Providence ,111,3.5; and Nei/ #prk $1 a 1,12 i per ton from tlie - Schuylkili. BY CANAL. . • The following is the quantity 9f Coalt , tl.ppad Canal the present week, ending Thursday ev*nuglast Pottsvllle and Port Carbon, 8.9110 S L c i b u i l i e yl sc kil h l p l y ia ik v i e u n, 4.W4 1 -, 1• g Per last report , . . BY. RAil, ROAD.Fro& Pintswille . I - .. -. I . 3.4 . Sfilluylkill.Harep 'I • , j.. s', Per last Report Total Freight-, FlOll3 Pottsville & Par Schuylkill . Haven, . Po New.Volk,. Little Schuft 1 :'The following ix the a this road, for the week o . . . :i ept. Eoho I Johil Laurpl Plarr Oct. 2 111 aidcn Creek 4 .Lady: Ester:. • •• 5 Cyano Bunter, Sundry Shippers er- fast Repo Plieg!ove l . • l'ho .transpana , ioos frour Ist t.i Oppa Spt. the • • Steen 8: Shirk °hoes. ir,or , & Co Harvey. flail William Gratin" I ". • Per last ; __...,-. Haven' it mil.l t ocidi , . ' • mount 3 a of C iiNninsorted ; i'ek coiling Tini 'day ev p ening- . Tons,:. . '..,'Z' 9.1311 4: 1 1.4 ' . .. • ' I: 1 1102002' Total, ... - kitll6l4 _.i.A M NI:WF.LI4 tiolleetor. Seha y I k ill Valley Itail lipi3d. • A inoitnt ot Coal transported, over -tlil4-,road up to ' Thursday (Aerting lasi .4:,,5. . • W .'-',. • , • 1 'Puns , ,i - 41;399 i Per last report ii,:ftts7B' ' '- ' s ! l'otsl • irt49.917 . - , - qt A. Nf. LEWlt3,fliallentor. --' --- . - 1 — - -•' : - 'ff:sl,:- - -•:- ' - - ,J .iildunt•( arbon Rail Itaiii4. . ' , I • The follo%ying, is the ammo)t ol coal liaisportfd on this road fur tlie'tvecl,ehdlog Thureido ti,vening laid trolls . . .'' 1- - • ' - ! .. d; 5102. • ' Per last reporti . '"3 'ol.),:tkii • . _ . , • I rotal i..;105,1387 , . , - t N.VIIIAN CLl.AVE:4.tollector. We iiiii & 84. The . .toiloiiing is the On that Road ;for thtf wei . Per ladtlreport, =MEI _ . 3144 oi Vreek K ali R9ad C. Arnow I coal transpor t ed over th week ea in on Thuridny. evening:. • Tuna ..k Per last r4orr, ME -~, 1 ---~ CJIMGCTED WEE,KL I Wheat Flour, pr Rb Rye do ' , eti Wheat - , • .„ bsl Ryeß Corn, o.las, • B4ger ' . .E'..tier, I; 3 i 4 . 'Valuable Real.ll . s e t f._ ~ lii the antwigh.of. Pulled I " • .- - At . Privii*:•alc. , 5 , 1 ,;!-• __ • • .'''. i;-. . . A Lot, ground , 20• by 100, r4;. r tte-t - aon the 4-11 - earner of C•ulre and Norweiion streets ; • • - on viliichl is erected, a 1, 1 1 4/ 4 - ge 3 story , Frame Store and Dwellingligrouse, frau ti..g on • 'Centre st., and fir Dwelling Humes, fronting on Norwegian et; .„,,' hi is con sidered one of the best business loons in the • ' • . . ,••,-, borough. • ~ • " -- " ALSO,•Three three story Frarne4, Dwellings and Stores, adjoining the above. .I'e lots\ be- • ing 25 feet front; on Centre st., by Ohl feet deep; • to a ten feet wide alley, building, 2fi, fi gy 45.. ALso, A full of Ground, situate fr ; on Centre sL, adjoining the Town Hall, being OtrThe t front • 'by 230 feet deep, to Rail- Rusii at. , i.l which is i. erected a large Stime Dwelling a 3:l,Stoiet and • Storeroom, with bick buildings. • •i ril Also; Four lots Of G round, situat r bi the south- westwardlly side Of Cual.st-,lbein - tventy, five ..,, feet front on said 'et., and 180 feet pa.;:depth, .o .1 the Mount Carbon Rail Road. •On Adel' are e-,, rectcd four two Story 'frame Dint irt llotises, 17 by 32, feet each; 1 - :. . • , -:;,1 I . ; ~...,,..4.' ALSO, Ten frame two to Houses, . ss,„ s ti and Lots,. fronting (in Malpittango au, T 4 V being 14 feet from each by A feet deep, , and known as Clinton- Row.j . - , r ot= ALso, A lot of Ground, situate ocfAhe North' * Eastwractly side:of Coal it., beingn2 by. 188 teetisqmire, on whiji is erected .ten . 'SOme,Dwel. hog liouses, called and knOwn, a4:4tial.ritreet Row. "• . I 1 .1 * 11-,:•1 • A Lso, . A lot ofG'round, situate ciaZibe corner of the Market,Scpiare and Courtlaridallitets, be ing 25 - feet front, tin Market - at., ansCP4.4jeet on Courtland at., to allo foot wide anti , :•••Z• '. The whole, or any part of the' abiki::s described valuable property; will be sold versa : osti if apt , plied tor. soon, and on Such tering,iia,..nay be an. - inducement to those wishing to puTidaatie Rcal Estate in Pottsville, ,to embrace thilqopportuni, ty. • ,:-. : ~ - 1,.1 ' . • For furthe r particulars, call on tfOubecriber in Alabantango ?: street, Pottsville. • , 1 R. WOODSIDI,, Agent. • - • ii - :•t' 41-, CM Octobei 7, Elil 111 ELEIRI S..HIDGWAI; Jr., 'IL veer, is ready to attend to all tineerin g connected .with Mines. make Geological Examinations in heels and FanlklalsiaTopog,raphies al dritsting., neatly exer.g.ed. 01 to the allies of , the Miners` .Journal Oct. 7, •.1 l COOqlt'S ' the Hauntedl pri4e - 50 cent's, ji •0ct.,7, -14.424 410,847 ? , 5Z71 8.73 143,4 i 5 ';i52.192 !r i *,;.----- , .7."3_ by Canal. ' 10 f 2lt i Carbon.' ill , ttoal Tr ount of coal t ding, on 54 ,11 1, t . . 3 • , 4 io,poited on 1 00 , evoning : 4 Too! •:!9 • 5 .= " '': ; 4 -A 9 • 494 014 1 : 23 1220 4 ..V . .22513 2379 j Ageut. ROE IVIGG 'ft Aver-Union C 3 ludive, am a.: f 'funs. 4.1141 Road .0192 1-15 g 443 I 2 44 . Total. 13.,;;WM, 3 L CON It A Dr- {Pollector. =MEE t:Zhu!. tor the 11; r:11.740 4!,;415 otollector 1 Total . • RGE H DEST MEM 4 1 - l'orTs:n.t..r. B3!on, 78, Pork, - I 1,18 llama, 7, 184 .I!per lb. •.1 I bush) 3 .62f,'Pot4tue • 53 , Platter. 33 ;•z. , 10iTunoth. WlLL:lover 'ion 4,5 • " .15,0t1 bah' 2.5 I,iT"' .°5 1031 Mniog En. (iieitda or En. fl 'will also llt;tion to oto • •id Scition it et) next doors 11 41-3 t. • • , . . . yt. , , • oy I '**, Co Ter, ale by • • SW WORK-1 'Knoll, by J. Fcn ; 1 4 Tcceivel end fo E SI
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