DRUGS.
TO ;THE' WHOLE WORLDI
It is admitted by all who hare, used them, :(aad
who his not?) that
DR. PETER S ' VEGETABLE .AN.
• -TDDIAOII9 PILLS, . •
A RE the most, unrivalled remedy ever discovered
-Ily the ingenutiy of man. They area sovereign
-cure for the rollowing,cornpla ints: Yellow and Bilious,
Fevers, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Croup,- Liver,
Copula int,Siek Jaundice. Asthma,: Drop.
'sy, Rheumatism, Enlargement of the. Spleen. Piles,
Elmlie, Female Obstructions,Aleart-burn, Fnrred
Tongue, Nausea, Distentions el . the, Stomach and
Bowels. Incipient Diarrlicea,Flaturbiree;flabitual Cos
tiveness, Loss.or A ppetite,. Blotched dr Sallovv,Com
plexion, and in all cases of Torpor of the Boweis,
wheYe a Cathartic or an Aperient is needed.
They are exceedingly mild in their operation:, pro.
• clueing neither Nausea Griping, or Debilky. They.
are extensively used andtaimmended by PRACTISING
PIITtICIANIN,p all mutter _the Union, from whom
any quantity of Certificates of their value can be ob.
SEIF:RMA'N'S COUGH LOZENGERS
. •
Xre the safeit, most sure and effectual remedy fur
Colds, Gonsumption.Whoopiug Courrn,Akthina, tight-,
mess of the Longs or Chest. Rte.
Mi..fihn Starkey, foot of Gouverneur st,,tured of
'cough of eighteen month's standing, supposed to be a
!settled Consumption. by these. Lozenges, wh'en the
Aphysictans-cnultt do nothing for him.
Mr. Clarks W. Pedalo!. '7l flowery. was cured of
'4IL severe conk and cold elthree month's standing: by
lialra . box of theA.nzenges.
Rev : Mr. iirindock, 497 st., has used thein in •
his family with invariable success, and recommends
them to all who a r se afflicted with coughs, colds, nr
any affections of the lungs.
Mr. M. E. Maitin suffered several weeks with a dis
trait:4s'g cough, which nothing relieved, till he tried
tite-e, Lozenges. which cuicd him in a few hours.
Mr. James W. Hale.. No 5 Tontine Bnilding's,-Will
•st., gaxe some 'to a friend who had ,not enjoyed a
night's sleep for several weeks, being every few.mi
, :lute: attacked with some distressing cough. as'almosl
Ito takeaway his life. The Lozenges made him raise
eaiiv, and enabled him to slecir'welfat nigh. lie had
tried every thing else he beard of, and nothing else
afford( d the least relief—hnother instance of saving
a ielloW-being lmm an untimely grave.
ti Eithl,,,AN * 6' WOlOl . I.OZENGERS
tt r overt in more than 40,000,cases to be infallible
the only c rtain worm-destroy inn medicine ever din
covered_, .. .
Sate rums or Woßms.—Pain in the joints or limbs
oll'ensive breath, picking_at ihe s no, , e. grinding of the
teeth during sleim, and at lanes a paleness about the
lips l% iiii flushed checks Weding at the nose,agnaw-' ;
ing sensation at the stomach, fl ashes of heat over thel
surface',of he body, slinlit chills Of shisetingt. head
,nl.lle, dro4fainess, verligo, torpor, disturhad dreams,'
..::„.‘
olden starting, in sleep.w,ith fri;ht and - screaming ,
4 , , metimesa tiouldesome cough, feserisliness: thus- 1
i :valid lkie, fits, bad taste in the mOuth.difficult , breath I
.ting., pays in the stomach or Bowels, latielse, nausea.
.9smotttiltness,oracions appetde, leanness, bloated
, implicit or bulbs, gripings, shouting pains in various
parts of the hod), a sense of something ri.sing la the ,
tzlireat, ire bing of the anus town rds night, a frnitent
*tie-its-1 to p.o.is something front the bowels, and some-
luotemeisc.harges of itlinie,and mucus.
//)rei;a4 s (limier, let 4 Sizth A enite,knew a - child I
ithat.toasyntred stf fits by' these Loungers, after three '
‘Vtra r . 6.11&1 , ri1 . g,and w hen - nothing else would give the 1
Ite,,spre,ie'r„
.11. 'toy on board of one of the Havre 1
aar .t. ets; ,,. a ecrei oflits by only one dose of them.
' . 2 1 1,:,k51,/,..7.:. JVs, Ni, :l7 Third street. gave them to
I li , c j i tiii,- a o;.. t f i cy hcetugh ass ay :he worms-by'theu- i
sanils. •: . 1
ih... za,i,,,ki c , 1 h Pvane 'Et.. lias used' them in over
. 7w e - , ,,, c ;,, E 6mc..-ar them of the most alarming char
„,,,, r , an d a l w ays w h, 11 t he greatest sitcoms.
).4.r..,,m1:11, 1 7. - twods,r. -,•44 130 ;51zth . .lvenue,,lias us !
and 0,,,
~,„I,,,,f,a mi ty l' G r ,two years, with entire ..itic i
ce , s. 'l7wentpftre cent), . t ier Lux.. . ,
, • 1
Sher:x(l:l'4c Cartepithr,or Headrthhe Lozengrrs i
c;veim ,„ e di . , it .' l ,l,,f i n rl or sous or sick Headache. 1
palPitatipn cif thedreart, leswp ass of spirits, despoil-
clenc`v:intlimenstory,.or Iniitr.id sore,throat. bowel or 1
seminer crno plaint. Santini 4 . , oppression Or a sense of
'sinking Of he liest-,c14.0116 . , spasms., cramps. 'of the.
'stomas It or'ho wee, hyster 4-0 a inctions and all rter•
vous.discases. clmr-sints,s il.noni , '2.ll the day and wake.
'fulness at night; ch , 'dera or cholera morbus, ciartliMi, ,
is,dtede, or a scar t i t fit 2-ue. Persons travelling 1
or att,n,cliog large przr . ,ir.-3.Y of find the Lozenges real. 1 .
11V reviving. anolt ito,sel.ng the, buoyancy of yuuthl-m-
i i , s t, after s iissipat*,:they - .re: tote the tone of the sys. i
t e nt generally, and rturtovo all the unpleasant symp-
br . l9 yif too Cr4.... 1 10 1, ,t , ':
Jahn
; Filitor Of the Panther frina- 1
thin, was mired of a 43 , 2.. ,, ^.rd headache in sin minutes by' ;
three of the Catuptur.)44,zeoges—he wat4=prejuded I
against them. , .
I Josrpli B. ,Voths..r.,q, Viee Preait'ent n(t lie Wash .1
jiinton Marine InsoranceCempany, lins suffered fir 1
• sears-with nervon ,, hnis cache. that tiolhiug would re-'
I : es e td: he used the?f. I,O2C , gCS. which removed it i
cnt:rely in' filmen minetrs. , I
De. G. irlf;rder.los:Sixth.Avenne, has Leen snljerd
t.,i, slident'allladiS oftrendache . , - so :is to make sit.%) al-
Most blind fir two or.threc: boas at a tone. " Nothing.
vs er atrorded him any reit,/ till he tr.ed there Lozen- I
-g. , , and they eitr,d hint ma few mii.utos. I
'used, tv. H.AVre Esg,of the New York _Herald, has
11
'used them fir tie I :o.l'year for head iche.or la*,inide.
and always too id itninnslikm relief from thim. .
.. .• , S.'rerniari . 5 1, , ,v0r Nerti4rphi.trr!
• .
1 .nOO .N)Ct. F 0 4 .1 1 ., early nf . this 1..c,-t.of - all. Plasters.—
. Met:naafis:it, L robago'i . Pain- or \Veakixo , in the
Hack, 'Lr: in ...„.Sitl .;-. lireast. Neck. or Limbs. effectual
'lv care aby ie. 1 2 , , ,- 'Only 121 Cent,. each, and 'war..
• rini'ed superior to al othtir pl-wcre in use. Ile par
I:col:1r to get Shit, man's:Poor ihn's riusters, or Y riti •
wdlbn imposed tipon. Avoid the a-crions and wort n
less imitations. The v alne ii"4.sm'oed on the lack of
, r 3,b; a ct' none is : i,tion, it, or yeti 'Kill be deceived.
....C0n.,;11 Lozenge 6 only 25 cents a box.
'lL'ortn-Lonc,:ces 25 do . do •
q: ai ., rthorVor beadlehe Lozenges, 'lb cents per box..
p„ ar Alati.t. Plaster. only I'l cents a piece..
•.-11, at 'ye Medicines for sale. by . . I
, • . ' T.& .1. ni.....i.rrv.
. . .
Azents for theproprietor. Also by
Irl , 1.-. 1 1, t:" ,in `ey. Port Carbon.' , •
rvii4 R il•pa, xart,Tamar.pia. • •• - !,
i t ;•,..,,,... 14 . ,i iin .viler, New Castle. ' . •
thmr• 10, 1813
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, •
ercly (1-4 ea ,, e that tlesil is heir .0 mar 110
-11.1 tilt eh- Oar 00.111-
,ren• .I.fEtr • R,ll(i . E Mil'. This may bu
prbvcd .
slti.lror,io,,lFit,..tnovr. who will. Call :it iuv of
it valuable merlinitic is
'toped,. ant. hen ticai . ed) of cure[ pertiirm.
ed.rin %.11.1 it. 1 lo.st all hiTcs of relief—
rerlificoesicC 11,riCinvis had the most severe
cases und,rircrieneor. their o,ll.ienlß h n•ing 1.3. en the
mezi:cineirt,'.'itisl-...:Jtvi.:e ara been stilted t-ertificates
Tfrom the Pcni,hirriotrrt Clerk uf Orphans' Conn.
`tan'. strife: 'lir& aer l oih ranee with persons of
respectability .nwi w,'o Latin_ the good of
their fella.v rs - rn u4s ,1 ve .v . Miltarity come for
warii and g iscsi Nsft iv, it case and its Mire
for putilin..tten,ii..... &r. The tot; •11..er
fIeSICS bc:rli, I irtr,s23:l pet.ilicat.i , n, t h e
..cubscriLicr his tlersoe,l.ithitce it cop of
v.heitrast ireporthrt cer.rfica•re prot;erly col.ent y
it
.eed„ tinder, Seal, to be jBitc.=l at the 3'i - ire's oragenln,
• :Theltave.the anedicii.efortzle, where persons lifilie
ired iWith ?7icrofttli or Kin... 7 evil W.hite Swelling,
illie:intatism„ rtttr, t t‘tercurill . iliEeases
F.ruutrons of the kin. Copt4i of long standing or in
zipient Consotnption, sick 14read-ache tcorlity
have an iiirportunity of ' asce:tairting thri
resid,nce,, of t hoie tvho haat - , ilocezi cored by Its ose,
and who w it: hie yi Citing,' if ci,lkt e; on, to give ever!,
infor.mitioFLreoired. •
a 1110tE.genrfai eVickr:Ce this: this is no quack
incc h,...:. n e, wou ld.,-Rfcr. to the rames of the tithnw.
rn , z _ we ti k n own pfip,.cimns, who haeezttested to its
• e ffica,y,Dr. J. P. (rioter; Dr. . G. Bitten: Dr. Jot,
0110, Dr. 11. It. 3,luhlenherg, Dr. J. E.:
'Sold w.holetate !tad Retail at the drug acv Chetni,
rte. Ztore-of
•
E. B. Pottsvllle. •
13. 114f.:_.1 11. t 11 sir II V) I I CU Hugh KinSiety
rPort.tartian.; Henry Vonti;. l
4 _ tv
40.iikwrr"al,
li*AT , ri r i:l s E rAilLti FE "T'IL L'S
AND P !ICE NX BITTGIRS.
riling high and envies celebrity which This oil
eminent, Medic me has ams,iiired for its in.."tiki`ie
of in all :he diseases which it pro es•es to ii.:Jrc
Las rendered the canal pra ctic_c_ce raging not only:lit,
hece.sary,tat unworthy of -theta. They aro known
by their (mete' their :.goad works •acsrafiy for them.
xnd ti ey ililiv . anot by 111 e caah ofshe credtirous.
In a!! cases of Costiveness, Dyspepsia, bilious and
Liver rt4cctioos. Asthma, Piles. Settled' tPains,
Itlienmatis. - n Fevers and Agues,Olictinate Headaches
Impure to ate of the Fluids. Unhealthy Apperance
of the kind. Nervous Debility. the Sieknelas incident
io Females in _Delicate Ileac:h. - every kind of Weak
ness of the' Discs(' ve Organs. and in all general De
tangements of I lealth. these Nlcdtcines have invaria
.ably proved a certain and speedy remedy.
They restore Vigorous Health to the most Etbacs
ted ec.netatutione, -
A single trial will ,placelhe Life Pills and pk-apix
Bitters, be.sond tlo'reach of competition. in the esti
mation of every , patient.
Prepared and Sold. Wholesale and Retail, at Wil
liam B. blont's Otfice;33.s Broadway, ccutierof.tru
thony street. New 'York.
N. B. None are genuine unless they hare the fac
simiti , oftaita hluffat's Signature.'
The:Life Pas are sold in BOlCO—Price.2 cents.
fiOcents. and I Dollar each, accenting to the sue ;
,lud then:ants Bitters in Bottles, at I collar or 2 dot;
t a rs cack,, with full directions.
• ~ .; 004 ti ar ,... ar nan,szan hebad of the Agents rinds.
.4 B. B‘NNAN,
For ra
slgentfUr Schuylkill county.
_ . 32—ly
Atzim: 5.
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p ease .s candy dud Sheritt4zen Ltftentgen.
Jli&CreceiveJ on conoonment frost.the Agent in
rhiladelphia, o lot of fean'e Celebrated lioar
boanZ Candr, and Sbertni.L's Conch and Worn Lo
teages. O. BANSAN ,
. Pet. 21, NZ• • Agent
,
,'L . :H l,
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111. LI
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41 - ,-: - . '!,
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floommommm
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" I WILL TEAcit roir TO PIERCE TIIE BOWELS OF Tug EARTH, AND BRING OUT FF.031 THE CItVERNE OP I(OUrTAINS,A I Eik WHICH WILL arvr. STEENGTH TO OWL DA DS AND SUSSECT ALL NATURE TO 1
OUR USE AND Lxistras ----DA. JOHNSON
WEEKLY -BY BENJAMIN BAN*TAN, AGENIIV9R ililE I*PRIETOR, POTTSFILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA.
VOL XX.
SPLENDID EIBLE.
MA RPER'S' ILLUMINATED AND NEW
PICI:DRIAL BIBLE. ;! To be completed itl
5o numbers, at 23 cts. per number.
This great-and Magmficient i Work will be embel.
lished with Sixteen Hundred I,istorichl ErtgrayingS.
exclusive of an initial letter to each chapter', by:J. A.
Adams. more' than fourteen hpndred of •Which are
from original designs, by J. G.'Chapman. ; lt will he
intcd from the standard copyi of the American Bi-,
tide Society, 'and contain Alarginal References, the
' Apocrypha, a Concordance. phrortobigieil Table.'
List of proper Names, General Index: Table of
Weights. Alcasitres. &c. The large Frontispieces,
-Titles to the Old and New Tqtaments. Family Re
cord. Presentation Pluto, Gish:Pica' Illustrations, and
Initial Letters to the Chapters; Ornamental Bordi rs,
&c., will be froth original tie‘igns, toade • exysC . ssil
for this edition, by' J. G. Chipmln:Es,q.
' ,l ofNew
York ; in addition to which Hive' Will be ' numerous
'large engravings from designsbydistingaiijhedmod
ern artists in France and Englund—to which a full in
de: will be 'given in the last ntimber.
• • Ili The great superiority nf early proof inapres;
sions from the Engfavings. will insure to those who
give their names atonce, she bossession of it in the
BIGGEST STATE OF RF.P.PECTIOi , I I , To be
completed in about 50 numbers, at 25 cis each. -
ccr The subscriber has beep appoinied'Agenr, for
the purpose of receiving subseriptions to shis Bible.
in Schuylkill County. where a lipeclmen enyiy of she
Work can be seen. I
B. BANYAN,
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JlnurTy
The Junius l'ra.,,ots.
No. is THE TEST; or.Parti4s tried bY their Acts.
No. 11. THE CURRENCY.
No. 111. THE. TARIFF.
NO'. IV. LIFE OEI HENRY .CEAY.I 1 .
No. DIpLOCRACY. 1 1 '
'These littleifamphlets are whrkinr. infinite good to
fhe Whiz cause, and we obserye with pleasure that
they, are 'hemming the standard publications anions our
party..! 7 ..V. • I.
, ..
'The JuNti's.Tn.scars are beeorbing the standard:Whiz
puplicatisois for the preserit'caniraign.'—Lczington Ex -
pres 3, MissluSi. I
CZ- Thisi , .'eries of Political !Tracts. frniu! the well
known author of 'The rriois of tlirrountry: in 11S-10,1uni
forin in size and price, is published and.-for Sale at this
, .
thy Clubs and others sill
. „
supplied at r s 3 50 Per
hundr.d, the publisher's price, dr 3 cents perHunle co
py. only last week the publishers rec(dved a siii7l.!
.
Order for thirty thousand copuin for the Whst. , This
was a pretty stitrordar. antountihe. at $2.)::'p4r.1000 to
sroon. finch is the spirit of the. West: - .
Feb.2l
TO. LET
E substantial and convnient Stone Store and:
‘Vharehouse, at Mount Carbon _ , lately Ifn the oc-,
cupaney of Joseph White & S}tn. The stare is 40x:
40 feet, and the War.. house GPsGO feet.
hot!) being 2 storie's high in froitt. haring
;;;; . excellent cellars o'r rather ba:entents, the
floors of which aid oil the of the
ground at the bank of Oach; built buil
dings front on the Centre Tufnnil:e ; thcrel are good
ducks for the reeenti n at calls of Mt ratan lize l,y
the Canal, and goods bun: P RR R. can .be
discharged at the level of theilst floor of rititt ware
otits., directly into its rear, which rests 'ataiest - thC
met: o!'tee Mama Carbon R goad. , ; I
There is ample room arn.lnd the dont:41111r
plaster; and a good lu.nher w1(4.1 will be 'added to
the preinlses leafed, if - desired.
Im m ediate posse-rim) ei,etil •Apply at I the Dela
warti Cual Comparq*s effi , es,!. vlx ; to
JOHN C. - MAal„ lountCarton
or.l. ft. wiirry. I •
117 &at bd
July 13,
rott
STEW
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Wholesale and Reizil Stare
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rr nr. Fun,o-c, is indared from the very libefral:en—!
1. contagement he has roc. is;'ed (and alsd fu!! the
necessity of their being a cheep Retail' Stor,o. - il Ihm
part °rifle town) has printired Ind will keep ronitantly
on hand—Flour, salt, Tea, Snip", Colne, Cheest,,Mo
lasses, Vinegar. &e.. &r, it hick in connection with his
present sun.% of Hants., SliOntrs., Maekeral. Herrin!!
and Cod fish, Brown. Yellow and White Soap : Also a
very snperior :Ode of pure. l'Art,..Alasond and Vanry i
Soans—Sperm and Talton` Cailles! , -Winter and •Falt ;
StrainedSperin Oil. kF &c.. &f. All of whidt lie will !
ell at 11th lowest Cash' Retail Prices—And to families, I
or those buying. to sell meani a liberal deduction will be
made, in proportion to the ,ittantitv taken: !1. ! . - !
EI)WARDY.Icst i /LEY; York Store. ‘I
.ii
P. S.—From the fact of ply _intim", a p.Cirnn in thy
City. whose time and attentim 1•4 devoted to the selec.- I
iron of the articles I nr!apole se, na, I have no Itesitas!
Lion in Say ins that Iran fornisliqmOds as chtlap. ;is any
in Pottsville. Call and judge 11,r yourselves - I : !
rett(vßle, Sept. 23, 1..31,3,!,1!:..- I E.
-V . -
ill
,
To:the iVliiitarir. 1
• • it
S the period is fast approait bins feu the eleCtion of
Officers to the several Battalions, and of the Netv
firmaile, and as it isTeneratly.althoush errotieptuly,tie
lieved that a good uniform cannot he proeUred out of.
the city. the suMwribers,' ulna iheref , Tell'iotifY • all
.:.iiteoessful candidates of the faiit, that they are -prepa
red to fitroblt Mii.vrArty, OtilTl'l6, of 'any' tank.
front Major General, to Cormiral, In as correet. , rte..
,r ant and cheap a manner, es any other, estahlishmenf
in the state—for the truth of 11 which then can sire
high and satisfactory evtde• c•i -
I.IPINCOrt & TAvrxin, •
darner Xattsn;eriiii and-Centre Strres.
7-
Fcl. 17
•i3ANN4N'S I ,;
Cheap Book, St4iortai"yl Store,
T _.
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HE subscriber has rccentli , .fitted up his lEstbblish
rnent, and is determined solidi all kinds 'of : 1
SrJlaol Boola, . . , •T Oliserflancousißorp,
:Blank Books, ' : LEtaftonarly l L i
Fancy Staiorern. : • Av.. , i'r... / 1••• 1
. , . •
tranlesile , and Retail, Wt the lowest Philadelphia
Cash prices. :king deterrninO r d 4o accomModate the
public, he respectfully solicits the patronage of all those
in want of articles in his line of business.
[5- Country Store-iteckrs. Ttachers'and others, sup
plied wholesale at the very Mutest cash prices. I
If Storekeepers and others', will he kind eruingli to
furnish us with a list of the Bhoks, they require ; we
will be happy to furnish them With allot qt our prices
per dozen, in order to satisfy!! them, that W, e #4 sell
goods at Philadelphia prices. f: I ••
. • . ! Tt. EANN.kti. ' "Ahem:
. .
. - .
- Dissolution of Val - Worship' .
. i .
rrnr partnership heretofore eststingbetiveen l the sub
scribers. is this day dissol*, by mutual consent.
MI claims against the late partnership. will be set
tled by either of% the late tires and to av bona al2l,lhose
that are indebted, will plea. ' call, and pay th eir a
mount of indebtedness. • , NJ. F.. POMROY,
)tar. 16, 11-3 1.,, W. McGINNSS. .
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Houses—'l Rent
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ral-iir. substrilicis . picsent rrisidence and store en
0 Centre street. The I ilotite..w ill attChtunbciatc a
farce family. A new and viity'..convenient bi,ick hoitst----
and a alone House on Mahantohgo street_.'Tn one of the
above no niediate possessiOn ;day Lte had—to the otheri
.Iyosession °nisi of April next.i. . . ' I
• I JAMES GILLINGHAM.
,31.1verai Buildhig , Lots for sale, or to lel on Ground
Rent.
CarnenZers and , Buildera, vv,ill be treated with e
- n lib
eta! terms.
POltSVale, March 2. • ; I
Iter4oval. ' •
rltm subscriber utlces•thisimethod of informing hls
customers and the eitiselis of Pottsville generally.
that he has removed his. •• "
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FLOUR AND, FgEr) STORE -
I
from Centre street to the ~corner of NO rsregpm and
Rail Road streets, where Ise lot . be pleased to merit a
continuance 'of their patronage.,
'. • ' JO N rti7CFL
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•
Feb. 24
Izik !I nk i 1• Ink!!!
• 1.
Hoover's Clelebrated
Maynard &I Noyes' ink 4
Arnold's Blue and Black Writing Ft cast
cellent article, for steel pets-
Arnold:e Superior End Ink
Terry's Japanned Bik,, a !very' superior article for
Scrivener: aria cabers,: tchp want a good Ink for
executing instruments of erritintt.
All of which will he sold they subscriber; whole
sale and retail, at Phitaileipleat Prises- •
lklar. t B. BANN AN, Age.
PatterHangiugs
and Bo r ders.
; 1
lIE-snbecriber will open ] in a few days, a splendid
lot-of Paper Hancinas and= Borders for . Parlors,
Booms a n d Entries, Which he is 'determined to scU at
the PHILADELPHIA CASH' PRICES... Give as a tri
al and keep - the profit at [throe, . .
Bcati'WWl Fire Place Screeos, at the low rate Of 50
cents each. .t; B. HANNAN, At
I'M 51. . ,
MI
a
AND POT'TS
THE : CHEAPEST PASSAGE AGENCY IN Tll]'o
" - UNI'PED STATES.';
Joseph
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delphia.:
- This Line COll5iStA nf the following Vessels, which
leave New York, on the Ist, 61.11. Ilth, 16, Mot and `_'6th
of each month and one every five days , from Liver
r
pool, to New York : ;
George WaShingtpa, United Stases, j
Garrick, . Patricki Henry,.
Sheffield.: Roseiut,
ladependence, . Virginia,
Sidihms, ' Ashburton,
• Stephen Whitney', Sheridan,
Adironilock, r - Scotland,
Russell Glover, Echo, &c., &c.
In connexion with the above, and for the purpose of
affording still greater facilities to passengers, the stifi.
scriber had established a regular lino of first class
New York built, coppered and copper fastened ships, tb.
sail punctuolly every Nreek throughout the year.
In addition to the other accommodations, which are
superior to those of any other dine of Packets, Mt.
McMurray has sent Mr. -Richard Murphy, well known
as a benevillent and kindhearted - gentleman, to Liver,
pool at his own expense, totake care of his Passengers,
and see that they are not imposed on: Mr. Murphy, al
so gives enderants directions. on landing in New York
or Philadelphia, so zm to guard against 11141011 On.
For the accomtnodation of those desirous of sending
money to their frientlk. drafts will be given on the Col
!owing Banks; viz :.;On the Provincial , Bank of I[o
- payable. at
Cork,., Limerick, Clommel,
Londonderry, Sligo, ; Wexford,
Belfast, , Waterford, ' Galway,
- Athlone, ' Colerain;
Kilkenny„ Btlina, . Tralee,
Enniskillen, Monaghan, • Youghal,
Banbridgel ' _Bally mend, -Parsonstowle
Downpatrick,
Dungannon, Bandon, t Ennis,
Ballyshannon, Strabane, Sklbbreen,
Omagh.. ' Mallow, • • Dublin, -
Cootehin, Kdrush,
Scottan,l 7 -The Cityißank of Glasgow.
Eitglatid—Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Co. bankerli,
London; R. Murphy,Waterloo Road., Liverpool, papa
blg'without discount, in every town in Great Britian.
For further paw:tenter:l, apply Of address (if by lef
t'er: peat said)
JOSEPH -McMtiftßAV, 100 Pine erect,'
corner of South street. New York.
. P. WI BORN ES &Cp. r: fi Waterloo Road. Liverpool. 1 :
e.•,- P hi
ersons wisng:to pay Passages fix their friend's,
or forward; their money, and want their buSiness atten
ded too promptly and expilituouslv, will please apply
to the subscriber, at the Miners' Sournal Office': who
his been in the business lot...the last three years. and
who lies not yet loot ,nhe cent • for thole for whom be
has ,lte business.
BENJ. BANNAN,
)At ENT FOP.' O*l.ll 3/0/11IIIIAY.1
h March,: • 9-;
E Iro E .
1 - ) ESPECTFIJI.LV announce to the 'citizens f
Il S.,hu% ill cuuntv, that they hare comMenced busi
ness in tliefStore recZtitlY or ctipiinl by William C. Leib,
one goof
. s.mth of rost Otfte-e, in the ; Borough 'pf
Pottgville. where.thpv hare just opened 6 new and
carefully selectpl stock
Dry Goods; - Groceries, Glass,
,Queen, Earthen and Hol
low Ware, &0 ., &o•, &c.
•
Amen^ which may ;ti,. founjl Cloths, Cassimeres, Sat
tinetts. Mntigeline de; .Laing,iGill;:1111111., Lawns,
noes; Satin, Laces, Nanking, flollands. Flannels,
Marseilles; Valencia,lSilk, Satin, and tither: Vestinzg,:
Croat varier.- of -111nilins. Bleached and Unbl^ached.
Cuttni, and - thimhaing, Ifandkenvhief... Sunintr
Chubs, Veli;etemo.'Ladie's : and Gentleman's Stoc --
_ingA„.Gl.res, and 3146 of all descriptions.. Aiso, Syrup,
Sti,ear IL,Use and N.!iv Orleans :kl , ilasse2 - , Sttear,toiri.e.
and Tea, Cheese, tniull,s. Soap. Salmon, Bhad Macl:-
eral. lierrine„:llains, Stiottid,rs, and Smoked
eenerally, ,Tid,arcn, !Seearg; Crackers, Butter, Ee4s,
Lard, Sweet Oil. I.:11141 oa. • I
Having purchased !their ew,tls with great rare, and
rn reas,mahle terms—th..y will be enabled to dispose bi
the m, St prim%qune as 1,1 m: be the lincielbilds.
•
TO FARAI.Lin.S } . ND CFEjERS
Z
The -"Vahie._. of 41 3 ' . . madrettv•
' [ lIE use of this article for Manure. is becoming very
extensive. arrionglhe Farmers.and Gardeners in.tite
neighborhood of our Mtirs.as a fertilizer of the soil.
On Potatoes, Corn, I.'mretat?les, &c., it is the eheapest
article !Int can be used. 4 .
. i
Enttlr4nn. an s ettensive Fartnei in Kent co., Dal
aware.. declares that he don Ned the proditct, of Corn. by
j ' a pplid l ti o n Hi P4llldratt,' per aerie,
applyim: it to Ili*, the ia rue tie plaster.
Anna!: Aerlculthre. vol. 3, pay, 79, Arthur
Young several 'cip'erAllents made with Pondrette,
as Manure tlr l'6ratrics. S:):11 witlibut nrinurc:prodn
cedl-2.0 bushels to t'he aerit—tiy the appliCation oink
walun load; of rottyctte,lthe same a el Produced TO
bushels to the Acre. •Fiity:Cart loads of Yard Compoot
ap; ;flied to the sam4 .soil,iproduced 390 bitshels to the
raised In the ne:igliforliond jof
The Ape .• J. , :—. ,ne neignPorliond ji
Philad-lphin, iS owin2 to ithe application at 'this nia•
oats, which is now )IsA o Gardeners almost exc u
sively. , -
Price. llt, 175 per , i rirret., earrini7e added. he snh
eriber has heen .nidioirteil .lc , nt far the Sal of,rint
ilrette". in this couniy, whd will furnish it, at 1 lanufic
turer's prices, I. all iho,e ilvlio wish to purchliie.
See th.• mum:it'd:am:kis Advirtisentent. , in another
rut ofthio paper. ; 1: , ' 13.11.1NNAN, Az'f.,
N. B.—The Potultitte ii fine and is applitil Ire same
as Lime Et: I'lnster4For (iardielis it is the chilpest and
most cor.yenient flrilliztr:of the'soil,"that 6ta be used.
March 2:3. ' i 1 12=
i
.I'OITIVII'I !,ALE
OF VA L 13L.4: IRON.
~• 1 1"ORKS.- i
Tr ILL
' be sold at Priblit Salc, 'Saturday, the . "2"th
, (las , of April tWct. aC two o'clock, at the hound of
MichaelGracff,m Ornigalyurg; Schuylkill co.,
FRANKLIV AOLLING MILL,
Torethfir With foil); olio pair of Rollers. Miming
.Lathe, l'uddling• FurnacP/3; one largd Faithank Sr4le,
;Largo,
in snS,essful (mem:thin, one Forge with four tires,
Lar , c Cobl Hons. limit!! Shop, Office, a genteel and
eil el two story,. stone Mansion
• -
' lb?use,! Sixrben ! . nnyslent Houses
,for
gg;g Workmen, Born, stablm an about
, gels 4:- one thousandd acres of Land. about eight3inf
which is arrable and in alhigh'atate of Cul
tivation; :the remainder Wood and Sprout Land, Situ
ate on theiLitfie Senisylkilirtiver,East Brunswick town
ship, Schuylkill -eounty, ;immediately .on' the. Little
Road,vight miles from, the Philadelphia
and Reading Bail Mad, With which it is to connect at
Fort Clinton, and (Mar mires from arWigcburg, the Spat
of lnstico for Schuylkill chunty. !For further inforrim
tion, enquire of .)liybury La: Bertolet, on the precniSes,
or of Richard Boone. Port Carbon; Schuylkill county.
! • • illlCll . -IRD !BOONE. AbSinlee
Mar. BL, r • F, of SAMCEL BERTOLE7.
.
I ; .
• Newl Drug : Store: 1
, •
*.. 2
.._.. • E.• Di EA:VOLTZ,. & CO., jrespectfUlly
- ---.., infonnd the 5 citizens of Pottsville, and
. ." • fichuyikill county generally, that they hive
oPelicd; (in Oka store formerly !occupied by
Mr. Slater,) a4general assortment.of
!. ! Drug ~ , s,l . 1 ;lalicines,
1 i Che.miects, :. 1 . 'Paints, i
Oils, 1 1 i 'Dye's . , 1 • •
1 •
Varnishes, ~ i: ' , Putty,
1 • Glciss, i
c
Spices,., 1 .
e ; I'atenti3fedicitna, 4-c,, 4c. I
And 50tifit3 a share of 6ublie parranage, 'confidently
assuring the public, that! , every, article in their line,
shall be of the first Finality; and purely zennine. 1 ,
Ravine served a !regular apprentineship!to the busi
ness in. Philadelphia, those who _favour them with a
call, can rest satisfied that they ! Wilt petard strictly a
gainst all mistakes, anti have their medicines put up
with the greatest care. ate:nicety. . ! 1
Physicians' prescriptions attended to with partic!utar
care, at all hours. t Connt# Physicans and Storekeep
er', supplied at a small advance on city prices. I
Decorpber 3, .: i . :. i , 45rtf
0-st•
.-,. -ForBafe. 1 ! - 1
1 I
! ,1, )o .l_ A YALPAF.LE Three Story STpne
IlOCSE; andiLOT OF 0110'1, ND, on:flail
•••11 ..', .
lg., ez . , x Road pt., is offered at private - sale. !The
11111 a ;,:,
... dui
ta 20 feet Cront, b3' 105 feet deep, to an
.-'- -•- alley; and Building 'l'o feet by 4.sifeet
desp, substantialt3i built, and well calculated for ai ex,-
tenitive 'Flour and Feed Saltiness. For furiber partica
lars,,apply to : • .S. BARTZ, Aa't. !Pottsville,
N0r.23, 111. 1 . or WILLIAM COLT, Doniille.
=
. ,
" . GEORGE a! POTTS, I
,1 ; ,
IPa'FfEB the station or purchasers to, his stook of
Fresh Goods ju st received and now opening al his
Store in the - i
7 4 a lir.Y-t HALL
t
All of which he will sell at: the lowest prices for ash,
his own orders, a:lnez:Mlgs Or conntrslprodncj e.
February IN .1 . Bi—
HE
cihier & Mars,
MIMI
; .
S:LT'~URDA' MOR LING, APRIL F), 1844k'
ELEVE
BOAR]
60 Aif MINI
sdi
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' I - _. • 1 ' • • •
Althoult delayed beyond the usual, time by tinforseen events;
t e,Boar ofTradenOw submit to the Coal Mining Assoclation
the folio ing RepOri,. in which
_they [have' 6 usual collected
l•the s • t
t f
alistical inc4mation' they could upon thesubjeci,land
A'-e, will,a So endeaNMl to!draw, your attention m inch" objerit; as.
ay appear to . be of enportariee. to thoSe who; are engaip in
ining, Or are Own'eris of Land in thissection of the Coal Basin.
.The an!munt.of Anthracite Coal sent'from •the Coal Biatricts
uring tl4 Year endid
I g January Ist, will be seen by the fo) Ow-
~,
,ng table i • ; i . 1' - , ' :-. ' ~
d ~, . '
, .
F
By Oanal,l . '
" Piladelphka,
1 I
• Lehigh, ! . i
Lackawanna,
' Wilkesba7e,cr ,,
Pindffrove, i
F
Sha! okin, I'
,
II
Add rena I liningi on II
II
1 To*
From t to above am
been serq from; the Ili'
deduct ihF quantity-(
over which the Coal
degree oil accur-ac t
ping marts.
Of the 'Coal ,sent fri
distributed along the
Wilkeshrre, Shanio •
sold alonh the linos o
tonss - Teaching tide yv
From the best dat4
set down 75,000 toti
ment front the Lehigl
up a.,01 of 176,16 i
lines ,of ratisportailci
amount in the preeed
of Arithr4eite Coal s!
ports at the-termini:Jr!
article ‘qa- transport(
The fallowing 0)1
the diffeOntregions Si
er with die annnaLin
reinaininO. unsold,jal
Canal and Railroad.
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In taking account Ofithe stock of Coal remaining' unconsumed
on the Ist of April,-4 becomes necessarynowoince the Railroad
has commenced operations and carries Coal throughout the Win
ter months, to make smite allowance when this amount; is con
siderable betweenth I ISt of January and,the Ist of April, tit order
that we stay have a to*rably correct view of the Coal inarket;
or it may perhaps b found best on further experience' to, make
up the report to the lsvof April, when the most severe L part of
1
the winter his pass d l and-the Spring busineis -on, the l anals
usually commence. .i . . . ,
I
The quantity of oat, in the market on the Ist of April last
.
has been estimated a 501000 tons, which cannot truly be iconsid
(..,.e
ered,as more then a coistte supply, when the conitimPtiou is
more than a million f tans annually. •
' There has been '1 9,1472,t0ns shipped from this region uring
the past season through/the Delaware and Raritan Canal direct
to New. York city, i which shows how
. rapidly this trade has
grown into one of cOnsiderable magnitude, as this route Was first
pioneered by J. M. roiland in 1937, with a single boat'.l
We have not bee able to obtain full tables of the artimint of
foreign bituminous oal:iniported in the past year, but frcirn what
information we Poss s, we believe it to be full 25 per cent. less
than in the precedin year; and it has been regularly deCreasing
since the duty of 142 was imposed upon it, and at the same
!
time competition' in the production of Domestic,Coal has ,been
continually lessening the cost of Anthracite in' the principal
markets, notwithStanding the assertion of the opponents'of the
Tariff, that by levying heavy impost duties, we 'shouldibe sub
jected to great inure eof cost on the home production Or Manu
facture. , .E,i * I 1
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Confidence in the sufficiency of the rate'of duties for protec
tion, and in the Stab' it , / Of such impost, brings into operation an
enduring competitio amongst our own citizens,; nd thila open:
ates in reducing prices,, $ o thatsow the cost of w, ton of Coal in
either of the • cities Of Bhiladelphia,'New York and Bdston, ia
83 less than the axe .ge !price was three years since. '1 ; .
2.
M
ANNUAL REPORT,
MADE BY THE I
OF TRADE TO ITHE
,
!NG ASSOCIATION }OF
COU I NTIP.I = ,
OANUARY, 1814. I
OSI 'BMW YL Kr 41...
447,058
Reading R. R. 230,237
' I
1
I
d let of April last,
i • .
Tons,
i.
onnt of 1,263,539 tons of Coal, whin
;ines ofthe several COM. Districts, wel i
'old aloiik the. various lines of improVe;
, ,
was transported, in order to slim will
t ie amounts that, went forward to the'
nri this region; there has been 60.,000 tons:
line of Canal and Railroad ; and of that from
;in; and Pinegrove, there was 41,160 tons
'transit; as we find an account of only 37,379
ter from these three sources.
Within our reach we think we may i satelv
i•-
s as being sold along the .lines of improve-
It and Lackawanna mines, 'which make
6 tons of Coal that was disposed of Mit the
Vin, and by dedueting this from they gross
i i ing table, we find there vas 1,087,37 1 3 1 t0ns
;ent during the past 'year, into the sh i ppin g
rl of tlie Railroad and Canals over wlncl this
I. ' •
•
exlibitsthe quantity of Coalisbippeo
ince fie commencement of thekrade,
rea4ed supply, consumption aliflqa
d also that disposed of on the line
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ADVERTISER.
, In fact the competition is so steady and close that little or
nothing is now Made by the business of mining in general, and it
is only in favourable locations, with superior mines and a very
economical, working, that any profif can be found at the close of
the, year by the operators; and many have lost all they pos. :
sessed in this hazardous business, and yet we occasionally hear
agitated the project of taxing Coal for the support of the State'
Government.
We cannot but believe that there would .be groat inequality
and injustice in this proposed tax, and as the Colliers. are willing
to .b'ear - their full and equal share of Taxes, we trust that you.will
be saved from this iniquitous measure.
Aye deem it our duty to draw your attention to the. effort now
reneWed with increased vigor, ,to obtain from the !...'egislr.-
ure an outlet lock at Black's Eddy on the Delaware Division of
the Pennsyliania Canal, and we..
think this subject should en
gage your serious.dttention,i as you are deeply interested in pre
venting any:course of action, that will divert the trade from any
portion of the Public Works, the construction of which is- the
so, rce of the heavy debt now burthening• the .citizens of this
Commonwealth, and to these works' they Must look' to Ibe re
lieved from this heavy 'debt in part at least; and as we believe
it can be only in part, it is therefore • important to make them
produce the largest possible amount; and any course of :action
'calculated to turn the trade into other channels, we should' diem
677,23 n
267,734
toy lie,extreniely • unwise.
Agin, you will find that Erskine Hazard, Esq., one of the
strong: advocates for this Outlet—has issued a memorial or circu
lar containing statements comparing the cost of traniporting co
by Canal from this place, and from Mauch Chunk to NeciAork, ‘ ,.
in which he makes out the cost from thelehigh *2 60, and from I
Schuylkill, $2 42 per ton.
In his Statement, the toll 'on the Schuylkill is set down at
36-cents per tan, being the price fixed for the coming season, and
the Lehigh is set down at 40 cents, while the Lehigh Canal does
not exceed 47 miles in length, and the charge for toll is therefore
8-5-10 mills per mile,and the Schuylkill Canal to Pottsville is 106
Miles long, the charge per mile ,on which is only 3-4-10, mills,
being less thanonc half the rate charged on the Lehigh Canal.
Now as- the Lehigh Compan): , desire to compete with,the
Schuylkill region and send a large quantity of Coal over the State
works,
'make
think that before this Company „call on the Legisla
ture to 'make such heavy deductions, they ought, to reduce the
toll on their Canal to the same rate as that on the Schuylkill,
which would be 46 cents for the 47 . -miles, and make a difference
in Mr. litilard's calculation of .24 cents per toni and place the
Lehigh Coal at. a less cost of transportation, aCeording : to his
own estimate, than the Schuylkill. .
Our CaUal for the past yeanhas been in goad tavigablu order,
and the Ccimpany, in pursuance of the same course the have
-practised for some years past, continued making- sith improve
ments; as were best calculated to facilitate the tradequi the line
of their Canal.
227,605
58,0pq
22,905
10,000
1,263,53 Q
50,00 Q
1,31 ,5
has
ust
ents
any
.hip-
.---
"Aluch having been said of the great atlvanta' ges•of . iron over ~ - ..,er•c.eai . ,u.,,-.._
,__,,_ 4 „.. ,, ,.. .
wooden Boats, by reason of their increased capacity, and great-' • her ',.!rowy I.erehie`f pinned ov' e r4r, bosom ? and', '
et durability; some of the , Stockholders of the Canal Company 1 her:in-at gingharp dress, sitting hr-4e wind Ow.-7.
were induced to' have one built by way of experiment, and they • Bef,, i ,rre her is plaeo a small ruaiable or stand,
did' not find its capacity for carrying to exceed in any niattial ', on which the Bible hes oput,ridf..You will per,
quantity that of: the wooden boat; but the disappointnientwe I c . c i,i'p, that th e ees . ..and thou.sii ; 64)i' good Aunt
- have learned has partly arisen iii consequence of the iron used
in the construction of the boat being unnecessarily heavy ; this 1 5h ,.. 1 1•; 5 ,„,i,1 n. , " i
IN'ancv are . deepl;l'engro;se - d in „frn .. ; sacred peso
. . :-...:•5 :
objection however could be. avoided in building other boats, .and )- -- " -... '
. :, . 4 ..; ;; ,...
7 1 b.e History or.kunt Nancy i.,‘,..,. . . 1
we. hope the, project may have another trial at least. , •
The Philadelphia and - Reading Railroad Company hare been lie tuns born ,ia Abe same Iler where she is
operating for a portion of the past year. with. 1100 coal cars, and nol• sitting. of Pi:Jus,iiidutarroA parents; but
tur the balance of the season with about 1600,eatth car carrying 31 while yet aver, hale girl, I , liiifoollo came Bud
:tons, and 'with 'l6OO cars the inaximum of their' transp,ort. , iion deoy upon, her failker, sad he 4 . .eil _nail to mart.
was about 9000 :tons per week. . ".a-4 1 .e. the hoineeteau on which !tfA li.ei.l. Ski.
. .. , ~.• .1 ,
•
Wire, have learned from good authority that the Company will ne.4,s sons after fell upon him; 1.4fi1"..••he laboredio•
hare 1000 Iron,cars constricted in the earls- Flit of the season, red i eem,his hirtfarig i In:" it was acv,,l - M ra him, and
each capable of tarrying 5 tons of Coalov Melt will be fullrcquiri-cd the pot-wan•dred. Far
at i j cn ali '; , l. li 'art•
lent to Ahe transportation of 10,000 tons - per week; and we also a Lime, g ::l;;id en owl e and 0;4 chil,p,*ruggled on in •
learn that they 'have contracted for the Iron rails for the:second
po,ierty - and wretched:lets; but thAidow too soon
track, all of which will be 'delivered in the early
. part! of the
lierlinsind to the gra..7lanl poor littlo
season; the sills for this track are now being delivered - almor the tull P we ''
line, and stone are being prepared
.31 : sundry points... Old as soon Nancy wasj - eftfrlendles i ; and .. foi , iirsn in the world...
as the frost is out of the ground, we May expect to see, numer- j A .Ind r.eii,hl or received the__ 0441,an child into
ous hands employed in digging\trenches for sleepers. Lc., Lc. he family, and as soon 3,S she iy,fes old enough,
The temporary Bridge.. at flat Rock is . certainly . itt a rery shy was put ent t i o service. ,LitPo,ll;lbey was• a
'dangerous situation, and we had eXpected V) see it replaced by a gehltle and Mournful chit I for alU4atl knonnbut
more permanent structure in the winter months While the 'isi- r
so '0 • and de end ! (Mee. One b;! . .. i 4lat ray alone id
ness on the road is small.; because if it is passed . by for theprcs- lon r ijn P ed the, dark ritemory of th s % . .•'est—her
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ent,and should by any casualty give way in summer inonthQ, est!days of chillThoo , l. 1:o these,.
„.1:ail - thoughts iv.
it will unquestionably - cause a serious interruption I to : The Arde. er ,e.zuri•ed..; and often
. vvatilil ••t"i,poor child ho
Iri our Report fdr the year 1640, which was before the road
was completed . to this place, we at that time from the best data foond at nigh: fa.l,!when h•-•rtaski,*" the day ware
ended, gliding like a - shadow -ant old stone
within outreach,estimated that the - cost per ton of transporting,...... .
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:coal tG Philadelphia, including wear of engines and cars, and' tlie craft: or sittir4-,-with her 'p de fa sting on der
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attendantrunning expenses, would not exceed 56 cents; and we hand, st .the_rSet of thehutton-halvhichahadoks ) ..
have obsSrvedhy the report of the Superinteri'dimt of Transpor. edAlte little' hrook , zurglin7, psi: i. 4 .fcrther's doo4
tation on, his road, that Inc cost has been only 4b cents :per ton the door atonail Witicb. When a iia : lp ylittle 0114."
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for the past year, and that by the completion of the second track, slit!bads° EnerrilS• sported, eatd an tho,butterfiiea
and an increased amount of business the cost per ton will be still. j lin i l the deep clover. or lisrpniu- tir:the birds which
.further reduced. "It is certain that before the Railroad COmpanr neial l I;cre a - ...ey- jan:g so nca -- tly: i; c ,- . : * ; : . . .
commenced carrying Coal, the pracqicability of entering into thi 'one Ail eb-s•-rhirg then...ha s
business 'in coMpetition with the Canal, was douited'br a ma- , its Narte3. 6 7 C 1 1. o • 1 - 2?r ,' •.,i 1. ' ;L...1 .- f
.. or, , d;grees tot e r. r ssessroa at , e. i . l r- , 4,..aia... It was
jority of the colliers, but the operations of the past two years -:: , - •.c4... ,
ilrange ide a for one so your! l,k.so' paor,. rd
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has induced very many to hold at the present time; a different .
opinion. •' ' ' . . fsiced',css; fur it was to reitte74„,Oth her own
.We cannot however unite with either of -the opinions enter- hats; that thirisiFil spot—theßig?—from which ..
twined by some of the newspaper writers of the.dar. in which poser had driven forms her deafitrerits. , -
one says that the Railroad must and will monopolize all the trade; i"Wilen earl war.; wont biirtecri - 4, lady who had
and that in a few years the Canal will be dry, and by reason of •: kin - pa:AL-1g n feW • weeks in ourll t illage, by chance
being abandoned will rapidly fall into decay, excepting such por- I met with the orphan.cliiid;andiZg pleased with
tion as may be kept in repair, for the valuable water power sup ; ', hii. u n piarance. ; aryl with th.46od character.
plied therefrom; and . the other party. as positively, - declares that i, w it: jell ~,,, th „i l l,...,. rs • za v e her .. ,:eitmazed her ;to
the Railroad will be worn out by the transit of about one, million
of tons over its iron,surface. - " " at;i: ad upon her;elf - • aid c hild t ..:f•;•,'A. :' , a d - nov ; (I.
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It is true the trade is not now . snfficent to give. to both and earn ' , ;
~,,i -,-.; , ~...,, .., la , h •
of these rival companies as large a business as they desire, con- 1 c 'l'''' 3 she -c--mP37 " ' e- .." ... F' v miatet3 : t°
:cl-.v.1'0r1t... : Bct'thc !ski did noqrove as kind to
sequently there is . close competition and striving which shall !
gain the ascendancy for the'presentr, and We think it can be (In! v i tt 'l f° ':""4 :a L .(4 ' 4 ' - 't 5144 h ' id I' maa * 4 The g entle `
for the present, as we believe that in a few years th'ere will be : arts: C'S I''''''Y' ifer Pa t i ent '' une -' 4 .•:* l ' in g (rifPc
intoll an amoont.of coal required from. the . Schuylkill Region as i scion, ;err., a..imirab! . 7 calculztetfir tha ill-nature
to give attire employment to both of these great works; and i wail irritahle teMperament of liiii4nistFaa. She
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1 until then, Are think they. must . even - do as welt:Ave been doingleolad vent :all' her spleen upo9, , ,ve pale, &a:v.
,I here, that is, work at low prices, economise their means, and be: i atl:ken ~ • ici, Who never allowetelself to • Mu.-
'in readinesh for, the increase of business; - and this course 'we I nw 4 r at , d ''' h.i n •j u gi ce . o ne 4,4: .'Fe—had
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think may bring us, out altright in the end. 1 l• f4
i . been unstially se'vere. 'saucy tia.4k.used every ix.
As it. was , by and through the active 'exertions -Of Messrs: ;: et 4 i l on to p .,4", e,. , ut i ,.. 1, , a i n ,.„ 4 , "'f,i., tears, I h e.n ..
Stockton' at Stevens that so large a portion of the trade to New
rites * lx ' h.r
York, has taken the route of the Delaware and Raritan Canal in I • kTrel:":ht, Int lay 934 .144.
811f4°m1124. her
eves all night,resolvir..o her mind the
Schuylkill boats; so we; find again by their movements Iron '
Steamboats •are established to carry - Coal from Philadelphia misery of her situation; but efe* then; amid.alt
...through the above named canal, to points' on the North and East 4 hl4r grief, glearzed aar afishe. 6:04 stead, and still
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rivers,.and on Long Island sound, &c. - = , toe r futiii hope that there - she -taught yet reposer.
Our Canal was open' and ready for business on the 10th day all:oast overpoive.red the Eaditem• . ;of her' .present
if April, and was closed by ice on the 7th of December, having, lot.
real
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been open and - in•use 241 days during the season.
There . has been nine Steam Engines added SO our colleries
within the past year, possessing collectively the power of 230
horses, , and now the united force of all the engines employed at
the mines,amounts to 950 horse power. - '
G. G. PALMER, President.•
At an'election for officers of 'the Coal Mining Association' of
Schuylkill county, the following persons were electeli for the
ensuing year ; •
President—T. C. WILLI.OI9.
rice President—FßANClS B. IN':ICHOL''
TrtasUreir—G. IL POTTS.
! Secietcrries--ANDREW '_RUSSEL, BENJA,4IN -.l3'ail%ll`tAN
BOARD or Taus. / • •
N. EV I ANS,
GEORGE H. POTTS,
G. G. PALMER,
W. HAGGERTY,
A. BOLTON,
SAMUEL
.J. POTTS,
JOHN G. HEWES
. 1!• From-toe Cincinnati. •,, •
sal 1 = Li eons:thing written oniAlte
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tap of tha.
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'tenet wave' of whole tide of thoi,t9)t taut WWI%
fin eXperience, excellent to. our
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1 The World for- 4e.
;,The world for sciei—hang out :clittaiga, • . •
;j Call every traveller betel° tita'rz,
• Who'll buy thia brave.eetaut 4 4 43 Putt
. .;; . And let my Weary spirit heat? )
I:'Tis goin,'.—yea..l mean to fibtikch?,
.1 The bitable from my gout
11'11 sell It. whaisoifer it bringt;7.
no vs mid at auction here ter-daYi _
s er 11 it k a glorious thing to sea;S • .-
- 11: Ilut aid ithas cheated _
me .;
1 It is not what it seems to be! ';
For lishall he mine no
Ce ?no turn It o'er and view
I would not have you pure ' 'ittiars
• lj muat '
Who bidsl-7who'll buy thisarAlindi4
. 1 Here's wellth in glitteringhealt4 itf
~ Who bidet — but leticne tell ytut . ol.r. ,
lj . A baser lot was neveesold: c• •
. ;J - Who'll buy the beivr heaps itirOret
1 ! And here, spread cut in broad 040ain, ,
• •t. coodly landscape all may toe:
i n 11, cottage, tree, Eeld, bill
buy . himself a burial
," err' s InVe, the dreamy pote.nr , ,eiell
.
That beauty ;dings around tlftrotart;
I know it's powers.alasi too 3vgdlf
-- - 1; • 'Tis going!—Love and I ruusf s iprt! '
' Noel pail!—What eon I more loyal
It All over's the enchanter's reitxt; •
.; Who'll buy the plumeless. dyinsNove.—
• I, A breath of bliss—a storm 0001:1i
And Friemisimi—ratist gem 6c.ooth—
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Whore'c h a s fo.uuri the leweinflsl
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; • Frail.fiegle, 'false and little
Whnhid for ft iendship—as •
.-going—hear the'ettlk
Once, tWice, and thrke:
l'"rwas etice
hope, my sta . y,.'Oy%3ll;
1 ;' ilut nucv the brokela stattniticii. , 91
Farnet held the brilliant-IneteriOiftth;
Itow de:retie every gilded nil .
Te toill i 0n..! butt's the time to:L*o9,
! n0w13,4r11 t r fame? hose ttnitlfXot tltinei
Bear how it thanclers:—Woulatt stand
' On bleh Olympti?, far tenotetigllt •
• 1 1 Now rurellaQe.ar.d a world coOt.rOndl
Anti be with a world's cursep*vned.
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Ewert star of Hope: with a rarity shine
In every sad, foreboding breir44 1
Save this desponding one of n4O;
Who bids for mau`str.at frientVod bettt:
1: Ab, were not mine a bankrupt
1: This'll:, a mre sbould my sout s e4takni,
Ibit Hope and I are 'lulu* at strliiri)r
!! Nor ever may unite again • ' 1 '
I! Ambition. fashion. show and col , *
! I part from all forayer now:
'! Grief. in an ovrrwlaltning..tide:L-' , l l
1135 tauzhtlutuebty beariftlovv ,
ry death, mPrtt sheriff, all het
weep, yet bornhly kiSA I ilr• i•Aii •
The best of all I ,till have
-31 y 1311:1.:,,, anti my Ar 4.
I'llSre a hale stOry you,
Just where one of those quiet :41y lanes ott
erge:into the broad
. opJn pacadowl . Aanda a litt l e
grove of horse cliesnuts,locusts,•47 and
and it you put aside the briiiiies,
see a little brown house reposiag-:;14. the centre,•
like partrldge• en her nest. IrWts - quiet little
cot lives an elderly rnaidem.knowdAroughout our
vpla , ke ..Aunt
you 'theb-of thetall
au peep t Wouga ,
litilte•Elic,l,(shoul'd it be is "the,,iff:Fining.) you
tcillii aohatlY sea aunt Nincy Wci4s , among tlito
b'eetla; d onion beds; or loohing . 4t, pleased9ro
Wpa+ the! clusters f.f ••Chi . na piuK "jump
. tep
johzi;nic , ," and .'nelu..-se-preflito,!.(...lhich border
the ivalk t hrou g h the centre of 'ti,Fl,3l_`, little garden
plat' Oi it be in the esqug,) you will
'3i - hillier Iv lean inaslin spectaclea,-
!Her pilaw .xtero • formed, first shi
to,leave her cruel rnistrees where shTlid ,
taiegol._ pod, who - suffers_n4Csparrcr i w to fall
to; the ground unheeded, will_hggOee, paor
As soon as it was night, Nanei 41e softly.tfawn
stairs, and out of the house. (10 pawed rapidly
4ough many strc‘as, only stopN; how nad du=
ci siie• went along, to read• At length
sate stopped before the oft Merge fate 5..3 . 7
'hens; dr4-4sted. by s thiniaVirtu tl3tn, ea tt
haardir.g mltcol for
y oung laps e .
," Ai l or n:m
hesitstiaa &an acronzli the razZ-th4 ben
era} in' it tritehling yoke, eoque4lo to see the Prin.
eiPsl of ostablittment. Bri as shown into a
lade basement room, and not k4y pleasantly or
dired by the torrent' . to weit..-f-er zentsilmr,
04 lady 6f the 4vtue w..?tra co - T ,r.nr, =6. tivt*
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Frcrata \; lork Mlrror.
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A STORY.
AT mns. c. 11.
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