ELECTION RETURNS_ FOR SCHUYLKIIJL COUNTY—October 14, 1845.
tlt-NDIDATES
•Talial Commisooner,
"Imes 'Burns,
+SAXIIEL D. KAnne,
- •Robert H. Morton.
Assembly,
Jaines Taggart,
George Boyer,
Prran FiLuen l r,
A. W. ',animus-,
D. J. Ridgway,
Isiztle Severn.
'Prothonotary,
Christian M. Straub,
J►con H►nMEu,
Samuel R, Fisher."
;Register 4 Recorder,
Samuel Guss,
Jaccui
John ,U Downing,t
Sam>d'J. Potts.
Cominissioner,
'Jacob Feger,
GEOIION H. STIcUTEU,
fran/c/in B: Kaercher.
Treasurer,
Henry Krebs,
WILLIAM GARRET,
James B. Leran.•,
- -
Director of the POW',
/ Peter Pressler,
JOSRPGII ALnnEcn
Frederick C. Epting.
Locofocos are in Roman—Whigs in SMALL cArrrAts;'--Nitti!ies'in%itali.--7Vol
77 1= •
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The Coal Trade.
. The shipnirmallfm week are small compared' with
other weeks. The heavy rains. have "drowned out"
some of the cntliefies, and, the freshet in the Schuylkill
has Interfelltql wish thl shipments on the Canal. Sent
by Rail fond 18,463:02—by Canal 3,459 64--total fOr the
week 21,91 2 2, Of) tone.
The fresliCt on the. Schuylkill and; Lehigh 011 de
crease the supply 9f root from these regions about 40,-
dOO tons this season.
Freights . to New Vick-have advanced to $9. 70:and
to Philadelphia *1
,l 5 per ton.
The demand for Coal continues as l;rislc as ever, and
,rives are Len with in stuccoed tendency.
Price; - of Fteight to EftStypPorts have advanced a
little, and vessels are not as plenty as usuaf, The
following are the present ratesovith an upward ten,
dcncy.• .
• .
To Salute, - 81 75 to 2 00 per tom
" Roston,' . - 81 75 to 1 78
" ; Pottlant4 to 187 • " '
NeW,Betlfurtl. . 8( 40 to 150 "
4 ' Providence & Fall River, 81 45 to 1 50 I.
." Charleston;. 81 75 ti 2 00 -•-
Catokridgpott,& Rrigletn,Bl 87 to .2 00 - "
. '!. Nantucket, .$1 75 44
." New York., • 81 15 to 1 "A), "
-"•Troy, ' - 81 37a 1 50 "
. 4 ' Nowark, N. J. _ .$1 00 • .4
!'.Albany, ' 41 45 to 150 •
"Fredeiiektburg, Va. sl 12 to 1 25 "
Freights to,„Phitadelphia by Canal $1 15—to-New
York, 82 70. s .
. By Rail Road from POttsville 81 40 and from Schu3l
- Haven $l, 30--to Philadelphia. - -
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Tneounit the. politeness hf the different Collectors
; on the Canal and Rail Road, we are enabled to furnish
,our, readers, with the following weekly state of the
Coal Trade, which they can rely upon an correct.
LtY RAIL. RD
1
• ynox PORT CAHOON.
foi,theiveek ending on Thursday '
ec , enind; . 5,251 05
Perlgsr,ll,ls)rt, r 1211 1 0 01
EIZZEZROMIEECI
, .
Par the week ending on Thursday
'
evening, 3,523 01
[ Per last report, 170,030 0Z
-----152,563 03
=
For she week coding on Tiiiireday
evening, 9.30' 13
Per last Report, 309,171 03
318,761 16.
' FROM PORT CLINTON
For the week ending on Thursday
evening.
l'er'last Report,
Total,
BY CANAL.
•FROM Mr7SIOI.LE A 7ID !ORS CAILLION
For. the week ending on Thursday
evening,
PetAast Report,
--1i6,003 17
i FROM SCHUYLKILL HAVEN
Total up to Thinsday noon
October 16,
1 Per last report,
-- 35,523 06
FROM PORT CLINTON..
or, the week ending on Thursday
October 16, • f'1.291 06
Per last Report, ' 40,047 19
Total by Canal
Do by Rail Road
Totilhy Rail Road and Canal
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.
tiespatched this season, tip tp pat To. 40.1815
FROM.MAUCH CHUNK,
Lehigh Coal And Navigation Co.
' Summit
Room Run
aca nMeadow R. R & ChvcC.
• FROM PENN HAVEN
HozAlma Coal Company
, • FROM aqq POWF.
Buck Mountain Coal Co
, ..' TOTAL AUIPMANTS. ,
FROM MAUCH CHUNK
Lehigh Coal and Nay. co. .
Summit. Mines .157643 • . t
Room Run do ' 59'396
. Beaver ; Meadow R. R. and Coal Co.
Farm PENN HAVEN
~aeleton Coal Co.
FROM ktOCK TORT
Buek Mountain Coal cßprianY,
WYOMING COAL TRADE.
Total to ~c tr. 11, 1845. 141,745 TOTIA
„MINE HILL AND SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RItOAD.
The following is the amount of Coal transported
, sver this Road, for the week ending on Wednesday
Evening last.
Per last report,
Total,
353,697 01
WILLIAM NEWELL. Collector.
PINEGROVE COAL TRADE. • r -
Trangportationi.on Union Canal Rail road dining Sept
Tons. cwt. qr.
346 7 1
, Per last Iteport, 21,817 2 3• Tons..ewt qr.
Total.
Transportation on filwatara Rail Road:
. , 336 15 1 '
13,309
. 0 4 ,
17123
Total tot* "- 35,509 •3 3
V. L. CONRAD, Collector.
lOUNT CARBON RAILROAD.
The amount of Coal transpOrted over this road for
e week ending on Thursday evening lasi. II
4,131 Tons
206,709 '•
•
Total,
Perlin Report,
210,840 .
N. CLEAVER. Collector
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAIL JIHAD.
The amount of coal truppotted over this. read fat
the the week endinidatdltay evening 4, ins.t.
5,50
per last report 78,571
' Tntxi 84,140 .
JESSE TURNER. Collector
MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD.
The fol!owing is the amount of .Coal transporied
over this road up to Thursday ev'g haat:
4.613 05 Tons
63,184 06
Per Last Report,
Total, 65,W111
• GEO. HADESTY, Collector
Stray Cow.
QTRAVED away from the subscriber, residing near
13,Mine mine, about six weeks ago, a large BRIN
iDLE COW, Atha white face with both
,horns bored
• near the tip, with one of the horns broken off where
bored, and had on a large Bran Bell • tied with a strap.
'Whoatteivill-return aaid cow to the subacriber. or give
jttm information , where . te can get her again, shall MI
reasonably reidarded. ISAAC HODGES.
Pctober 1 6 Its
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37 149 '97 92
16 .32 49 95
13 59
101 150 .57
114 117 54
45 47 31
25 153 95 ~P 0 /67
26 153 102 so/ 67
15 - 45 ,'5O 96 41
16 45 45 . 36 , -38
25 43 '
23 43 ,
102 160 63
102 163' 62
142 125 55
136-121 53
22 35 21
22 35 22
102 156...i42
164 152 '7B
13 21 8
31 176 128 -74
35 74 32 114
2 3
66 107. 41
45 51 20
151.153 73
16 24 15
12 107 92. 28
13 3. 46._00
41 129 .8 101
83.102 40
177 207 :96
30 22 9
27 129 - 82;81
37 107 67 99
.4 5
34-151 93 96
26' 67 43 90
6 9
99 169 66
134 126 61
19 24 11
32144 93 87
26 57 45 94
6 23 1
95 144 56
135 121 50
24 32 23
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Stray :O S. I ' '
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G AME to the premisds of the aubtitriber residing at
The
Castle, on TueSdailast, a Lace . RED OX.
The owner is'requeited.to come forwatd; , prove prop
•riy, pay
. charces and tam hip. away,' otherwise he will
be sold, according to law. JAMES McDONALD.
October Intl' • ' •. . ••
_l_ • .42.:lits_
rrIIE subscriber has for sale a large quantity of de
composed MICA, commonly called Fire Sand, and
now very extensively used'in the manufacture of fire
proof bricks; cooking furnaces, stove cylinders, &c. It
has beenjaken out oil he pit with great care, and is of
a very fine quality, clear of sand, gravel and other Ind
purities.
mill be . deliyered on board boats
n or - other vessels.
It will hddelivered on board jrnatsjor othAr vess,_
at thnsubscriWer's wharf. half n idite below Gray's
Ferry:Schaylkilt.at eightj• cents p^r ton, or at-any
wharf' below Fair Mount at $1 OQ pe- ton.
R. CARR.
11; 1845• • , 41— Rnin
Dissolution of Partnership.
T"E public will take notice that the co-partnership
heretofore existing between William Hauler &
'Samuel FOulds, trading under the firin of Wm. Hooter
Co., has been this day dissolved by mutual consent
of the parties, and persons being indebted to the said
.firm wfil.please •.tall and make Immediate Settlement,
and those - who have claims against seid firm will make
settlemdbt of the same' . I
WiLtIKSI
Oct. 11th
. -
'Radiating Stoves, Tin Ware ; &o.
l•
TH• .
E subscriber announces to the citizens of Potts
ville and vicinity, that he has on hand an assort.
melt of Radiating Stoves, of his own manufacture,
which he will warrant: to he equal in workmanship
and beauty and as cheap as any_obtained front Phila4.
dalphia. He has also on hand a general assortment of
Cooking and other staves. embracing all kinds.together
with a large assortment: of
' TIN•WA RE, dc i c. . , .
Al.! of whichh will be sold at cheap rates at his Fltore and
faetory, , Centre at: Pottsville nest door helm+) Henry
Gelsies Hotel.. BYRON PIJILLIPS.
Oct. II,• . .1.1-.
. ..
Wanted.- • • :
'THREE mate, teachers , two to .Ici\ch tbell•lngtish
and one theVerrhitnianguagesoyho can come, well
recommended pito character and to take
charge of the Public' 'se:hoots' nt t he McKeanbsurg
• Febool district. Prophets S will Vqjrereiveil until, the
Bth day' of November nett, which, the:directors will
meet at the McKeansburg school hot)..lD-at 2 O'clock
P. M., for the selectinii of Teachers. ttchnole to com
mence on the 17th of November nest. Address •
JACOB .7RIMCIII.,ER, Secy.:
31cKeenshorg Oct. 11 1945,
"FITE undersigned Atulitor.appointe o appointee the Court of
f Common Pleas of Schuylkill chnrY; to distribute
the assets in the hands of F. W. Iltiches and Geo. C.
Wynkoop, Assignees of Hazzard der :grouch, late of
the.horough of Pottsville. will,attend for that ptirpose
at hut office in the borough of Orwigeburg, on Wednes
day the Nth day o of Noyemcer next. atilt o'clock in the ,
forenoon, when and where all persons may attend.
101 IN P. nowurr, Auditor.
Oct. 11, , 41.6 t
tm 03
16,623 18
,17,%14
645,386 06
2,373 16
123,720 01
11G4 0 , TONS flat rail 11 x 1, good quality,. and very lit
. tle used. For • sale by
°AMOK ti GAMPBEI.I„
Race nneWater streets, Philadelphia.
Ph nada Oct. 11th 1815 41-6 t.
1,0 4 3 N
34,727 IS
PHIL.MELPHI3, RE.
POTTSVILLE R./1
40,047 19
201,61,1 02
ce,3so 06
eautcantoitsins r.01,03C2•110't
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- - • .ect
AV INTER ARRANGEMENT.
and after Decendmr 1, 1644, rio Passenger Train
4," will be run on Sundays.
Hours of starting on and after Monday, Oct. 6, 1645
From Pottacille, a M., )
O
Philada.,. 9t9 A.
A. Af., ,i:rki l ly, except Sunday
MOORS . OF PASSING READING
For Philada., rat IO,A.
Pottscile • • M..' •
• RATES OF FARE.
Between Pottsville and Xhilada.,43
" Vending, 81,
Philada., Oct. II
850,345 09
A 592-
2504
14,708
24 December Term. 181.5-- I ,
. REUBEN MILLER,
Summons
Peter Dreher, Samuel Miller, Michael
AIR ler,lsaac Mlller,Jacob Miller.Chartes in
Miller, Joseph Yost & Rebecca .his wife,
William Renshler,and Genrse.Renshfer. Partition.
Mr. Hannan Atty. P. Q., a chpy,Jr.asuir'
All REeD, Sheriff. ' 1 j
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, ss.
217539
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s: - , . THE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
....' t •.? ' to the Sheriff of Schuylkill . County,
..
- 2 REET/ ! f0;-if: Retibeji Miller make you
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~y,„
..1. " secure cif prosecutinghis claim, then we
.A' I: .% ..• commatut autumn by autu by good and law
\ . 4, ful summons Peter Dreher, Samuel Mil.
7. gO' ler, Mi•liel Miller, Isaac Miller, Jacob
'Miller. Charles Miller: Joseph Yost-and Rebecca his
wife. William Renshler and George Renshler, late of
your County, yeomen, so that they bd and appear before
our Judges at Orwiesbure, at ouriCourt of Common
'Pleas, there tole 'beld.for the county of Schuylkill, on
the first day cif December Term, ISIS, to answer Reu
ben Miller, of a plea' wherefore, 'yvhereas, the said,
R•nlbell -Miller, and the said defendants together and
Undivided do hold sevirlyqour acre's of land, or there
'about.% situate in the township of West Brunswick, in
the said county of Schuylkill, .boUnded by lands of
Richard Stephens, Jr. Samuel Medlar, Abraham Seitz
er,Williani'Kershner, and others. They the said de
fendants partition thereof between thejn, ntid the said
Reuben Stiller, according to the laws and customs of.
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to be made, do
gainsay and the same 'to be donCilo not permit very
unjustly and contrary- to the same laws and customs
ace., and have you then there the names of those sum-,
limners; and this writ:
. Witness the Hon. LCT/lER ICIDDFR,Ts&! President
of our said Court nt Orwigsburg. Sept. Ist. A. D. 1845.
CHARLY.S FRAILEY, Prothonotary. '
t rwlgsburg, October 4, ISIS. 1 40-6 t
1233
EE:23
10,791 03 Tons
312,905 18'
13,515 15 3
. .
25 December Term, 1145
. REUBEN MILLER, -
vs. - ' :• I
George NNW. SimuelMiller, ifichael
Miller, !raw: Miller, 'Jacob Miller, Ghee.
kl i ilcranseph Toot and Rebecca his wife
i
William Renshler and George Retishler. Partition
Mr. Bannon Atty. P. Q., a Copy—Jnac- ..
Nun REED, Shelia. ' . ''.
. .
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, 51..
- • The Comnitmwealth of Pennsylvania,
s to the . Sheritr of Schuylkill County,.
t . ...! GREETlNg:—lrßellbea Millar. make you.
..,
secure of - prosecuting Ids claim, then we
, command you that you summon by good
and lawful summoners George Moser,
IP I - Samuel Miller, Michael Miller, Isaac.
Miller, Jacob Miller. Charles Miller, Joseph Yost, and
Rebecca We wife,Nilliam Renshlerand George Reath
ler, late of your county yeoman, so that they be and
appear before our Judges at Orivigsbarg, at pur Court
of Common Pleas, there to be held for the 'County of
Schuylkill, on the first day of December Teri:6,1845-4o
answer Reuben Miller, of a plea wherefore, whereas,
the said Reuben Miller and the said defendants togeth
erand undivided do bold ode hundred and slaty acres,
or thereabouts of land, situate In West Brunswick
township, in she county of Schuylkill, bounded by
lands of John Schell, land of the said George Moser,
land late of Jacob Miller, deceased and others. They
the said defendants partition thereof between them
and the said Reuben Miller, according to the lavis and
customi of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to be
made, do pinny and the same to be done, - do not per
mit very unjustly and contrary to the same laws and
nstoms, &e., and have yog then there the names of
thnso summoner/ and thLawrit.
Witness the lion. LOTII6II-IEIDDka, Esq.,President
of our said Court at Orwlgsbutg,.Septemberlst. 1845.
.' - CHARLES PRAlLElGProllisllolarP•
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Fine Mica
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NOTICE
Rail Road Iron
'DING 4 L'V
L RO.iD.
50 and 300
40 and 1 21,
Summoi(s
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.10 64 115, 23 1 1 5 12 7. 8
15 79 95 •33 I'4, 11 7 8
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65 69 167' 90'126 43 43 55
22 • 77.196 34 , 14 16. .8 14
253 43 118 30. 31 53
20 13' 8 12 • 8 6
1 4 68 •12 18 :la 12
64 34 145 S 7 115 31 '24*
' 1 2.0 137 123 10Q 26 , 29 29
'63 97 181 103 129 4( 40
.31 - 73 88 20 11 10 10
66 94 (SO 72' 133 ' 44. 311
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;thus (t Und those declined thus (
.30 Dee !r , niier 'term, 1845--
I. ' . ABRAHAM 11.1.111', ' .
F ... --.
llenry" C. Varey, Isaac I.ca, Eliza C Baird, .16- F Li:
septa r:. Lawton, and Ellen Vi,rr.inia, Ills wife, I
latc'ElliiillV,irgicaia Rairtioind henry C. Ifaird, }. a
-I,omila A.I ilairtl,!Caraline A. Baird. Aur:112.1:1 , . t
. M. ISA int. bull Edward C. Baird, by Maria Ca.
; .
.
: r!y,4lteiriQuardian. •
• Mr. Parry Atty. P. Copy--Jr
REED,6l.riff.
scHur - LKILL ebuNiT,
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
to the Sheriff of • •toutity,
Gnr.t.ttan;—lf Atirahain Ilan, make
yon secure of prosecuting his claim, then
we command,,,you that nllitlloll by
good and lawful Suminoners 111etiry C.
_elTsa` 4.:arey. Isaac Lea, Eliza Bah& Jo..elifi G.
Lawton, anal Ellen Virginia his wife, late Ellen Virgin
ia Baird, anal Henry C. Baird, I.on isa A. Bairtil Caroline
A., Baird, Azigina' M. Baird and4Edward C.:Baird, by
Maria Carey. their Guardian, so that they be and ap.
pear before may Judges at Orwigsburg, at om County
Court of Common Pleas, there to be held op the first
Monday of Deceinbee neat, to show wherefore and
whereas the said Abraham Hart, and the said:Henry C.
Carey, liranc Lea, Eliza Baird, Joseph G. Lawton and
. Ellen Virginia ton wire, lain Ellen Virginia Baird. and
Henry C. Baird, Luni.n A. Baird. Caroline A, Baird,•
Augusta 31.,Itaird,nnd Edward C. Baird. by Maria Ca
rey, their (Mardian, together and undivided, it., hold a
tract of Land In the township of Norwegian, and co in
ty of ScimylkilLeontalning 40.3 arree, more or loss.
hounded by 11111's land„hy land of John
ltepp:ii land, and by land of George Filhert; , together
with all the budding improvements, Mineralf.,
mines; Widids, waters, water courses, ways, and all
the Other 4 inparteintnceA, excepting .thereout 4J lots
of ground • ninniter'ed restwfAvele'on 'the plan or ((raft
of the townof, ett.! Clair, 1215. id. 17,15.19, 21121,2",
50, 23, 21,:25, 24, 27; 2S, 30,31, 32, 33, 30.3.7, 461,.41. 42, 47,
110. I:11, 112. 113t.1,14. 115.63, 95. 161, , 102, 103; 101. 105,
337, 344: the same IlenrY C. Carq, Isaac. Lea; Eliza
aigd, Josejih taWion and Ellen Yliginia.his wife.
late Ellen Virginta'llaird. and Henry C itaird...l.consa
A. Siaii Caroline A. Baird, Augusta ' Baird. and
Edivard C: itairdibv Maria Carry,,, .their gintrilian:bar
tirion thereof hetwien them to hujnadetneioreling to the
jaws and cu.:l,mA of this CoturnoniveaJth in such case
Made and Provided,). do gainsay mid the same to he
(lOW, do not permit very unjwitly and against the same
laws and customs (as 'tie said ZLe: and have you then
there the Tartlet , OrithOPCSuniumnprx and this, writ.
Witness the Honorable 1 KIDDER, Erit., at Or-
Wigiburg; thegith day of SepteniNer., A. 8., tsls.
1, , CHARLES lIIAILEY, )'rutliftiniary.
igsiburc Oct. '4, 1645 40- 6t
V141 ; ,- ,
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-.," ''. .- ' DANCING ,SCLICOL. .
1 . •••
.--. ] Mr: F. Stouch, I • -
E ti S e i n ' i l e ; : n i.7 .E. FL p L o t us Y vil l i t o ll . h t r h 3s t :t h i e ie ,s. L il a i dies
o ; i :ti sc G h e o r o d.
r‘ri
the tnatniction of Dancing. on
,Tuesday; October
7th 1845. at Mr. Ces+ies S'a! on. at.the Ezehange.'• •
B
! ','he (lays of tuition will b on Tuesday and Thyrs
days. from, 3 to 6 l'.: M. for yoong :aches and lads,
a n d fforn 7 to 10 P. M. for g nileroar• 1
... , _ .
In additionto plain Done s. Waltzes anki Ca.op
ndes, the rwiov o n g dances w 1I he taught dSrinz, the
season s,z the Fa'.hoaq..ble 4)li.a. the Polka Quad
iiltrs and nll,the neni - Dain e..
Mr. S. will teach i,n privar
t4ons at his ;ialo l on II
, For terms a nil 'tither p;rtic
Pottsvil9. Oct 41.1315
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Price 100. , , . o
Just received and fAr sale by
I - • II ' B. BANNA*, Ag't..
„October 4th - '; ; ,
Stray Cow.
QTRAYKISawa'w from the subse.iber near Mid
dienort. on Friday, the 19th of September. a Red
COW about four 'years old with one horn broke-off,
a . , white tail anti a l !white streak on the ridge of
hinder rinri. Any, jterson returning the samelor giving
reel; information na will lead to her recovery. itthUll
be suitably rewarded. JOHN PATRICK.
Middleprirt. Oct. 4;h Mb
.40-31*
NOTICE.
• - •
7o the public, and'a. 1 concered.
scull•: public wall lake notice that 1 have this day
t urrhased °Nolan Myers:of Pottsville Schuyl
kill county,as per article of agreement, bearing date
this day the following property to wit; Three Ilarn.
86; three setts Rail- Road tiarneas. two setts'of Light
Ilirnetisond a Coning Bo:, all of whicn 1 have lett
in the postession and use of the said John Myers,'
'during my wilt and pleasure. •
ROBERT MYERS.
Pottsville Oct.; 4tn 1845 •4a-3S
To the Public. • •
PROPOSALS,for building Schuylkill Bargee, and
keeping them in running order for ten years.
First.—The undersigned, with an experience of 20
years lathe building of Boats and Barges will contract,
to build 50 to 100 Coal Bona, suited to the enlarged locks
of the Schuylkill Canal, to carry coal from Pottsville to
Philadelphia, of 200 tons burthen at 51 feet water, for,
/1000 each., And to. keep said boats In good running
order for TEM rims, (if life will permit) at the follow-,
lag rates for each year,or any part of that term : • ;
Ist yr. 2d. 3d. .4th: sth. 6th. 7th. Bth. oth. 101 h
020 r *4O *fo *BO *lOO *l2O *l3O *l4O *l5O 0160
Being 10 per cent on the cost. . •
second.—Tam ready to contract for the building of 30
AV..'io decked Bargee, of 200 tons burthen—suited to the,
New York trade—atslsooeach, and keels them In good
running order for any part of a term of iris gains, at
the following rates
Ist yr. 24. 3d...4th....5th. 6th. • 7th. "Bth: 9th. Pllth.
$.lO • *6O 850 41100 0120 *l4O 01504166 0170 *lBO
Being 8 per cent qn the cost. ;
Third.-1 am ready to contract for the building of 20
Balling Barges—with Centre board, dr.i. exclusive of
spare and other rigging—calculated for the Eastern
trade of 200 tons burthen, at *1650 to *lBO9. And keep
them in repair at a alight increaSepf rates, equal to 8
per cent °tribe whole coat.
Fourth.-1 am oleo prepared' to build Steam Tugs or
decked vessels, calculated for propellers, at 02000 each.
Said vesselashall be substantially built, of the beet
timber to be had in the Valley of the Susquehanna and
its tributaries, well fasiened with wrought spikes nod
bolt iron, well kneed throughout, and finished in a
workmanlike manner.; .
*Estimates of repairs are intended for the ordinary
wear and tear only: •
JOHN M. CROSLAND, Dom Builder.
Pottsville Oet• 4, 1815 40—tf
- Eliptici Springs and Bellows.
THE suhscriber hasjust received a supply of Slip=
tic Springs at 121 cents per lb. Also, Blacksmith's
Bellows very low, at his Hardware store, Centre st.
GEORGE H. STIOIITEH:
October 11,181 S: •
THE #.MINERS! JOURNAL.
Iprtyirtue of a writ of LEVAIIIA FACIA FS and a writ of
Vexntrtost EIPONAS. issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas of Schuylkill county, and to me . drrected,
will be exposed to sale, by public vundue or otitrry ;
On Tuesday, the..4lh - day of November, 1845 ,
at 10 recloch,...A. DSi, at the boner of DANIEI.
in the borough of Pottsville;
rk in ed th in e the borough pi of of o . t. c t o s b -
Nti.; 1. All that certain frame. .I:tieisnage, tenement
an
and lot or piece orground; situate Ott the northiVester
ly side of
aNorwegianaforesaid,
id, stre e t, n,
a
county
Alter's 'tots, No.ll,`containing in front on said Norive
gianaireet, ofeet, and in depth 63 feet to a 7 feet Wide
alley, bounded . southwesterly' bOot No. 5, northwes
terly by said ailey, northeasterly by lot No 7, and
southeasterly by said %Norwegian street, tieing l i the
same lot of ground,' which was gratittil and conv ened
to the 'said Charles Lawton. by Juseph Mille, and wir e,
by deed '
,dated March 15, 1531, and recorded in Orwigs
burg,in deed taiok No. 15, page 211.
Ai.so; all that certain two story '. frame, , rnes
anage or tenement and lotor 'piece of ,ground. situate
on' the northwesterly side of Norwegian street. in' the
honing it of Pottsville, county atoresaid ; beginning at
a point 110 feet northeastwartny fr.ati Centre street,
'containing to front: o;•breadth, IS feet, and in length or
mth, 85 feet, bounded northeastetly b ether rand of
.Cti irles' Lawton, northwesterly by a sTeet wide ajyy,
southwesferly by a 10 feet wide alley, and southeaster-.
ly by said Norwegian street,Peing, the saint - preMEies
which Charles FraileY. Esq,..e3beriti. of Srhuvikill
County; !ranted and conveyed to the sold Charles Law
ton antrothers, and which by sundry convevances;lhas
-
become' - vested in him.' •,
2345
12306
1232
1258
148
147
1708
872
1256
65
1t vnt All that certain Ova story brick dwelling
house and lot or.tilece 01 ground, situate on
the'northwardly side 01. Market street, In the
',borough of Pottsville; Marked in Yott & Pat'.
terson's additional plan •of said borbugh, No. ,13,, con-.
'Mining in fronton said Market street 20 feet, .and in
• depth 100 feet, -bounded northeasterly by lot No.
northwesterly by a 90 feet nide street. siMthwesterly
by lot No. 15, and southeastwardly jry said Market s:.;
being the same premises which thY4ul Scholl and wife
granted; and conveyed to the :mid Charles Lawton, by
deed dated October 4111, 1030, recorded in Schuylkill
County, in 4eed book No. 15, page '521. ' . •
ALso, ALftliat Certain lot or 'piece of ground, situate
oil theftorthki . e..tterlykide of 51arket preet, in th e Ito..
'roughoffottsple, and crimpy lafor6taill, marked In
rim 4. ; Patterson's additional plan of said borough,
with the No. 11, containing in width on said Market
street 00 feet, and in depth ltla feet, [sounded' southeas
terty 4 , , said Market street., whew said street is 120,feet
wide, northeasterly by a 40 feet tyide street, northwes
terly by another 40 feet wide street;Vtiot southwesterly
by lot No. 13, !being the same lot qr piece of ground.
w Mat CharleS 51111er and wife,,ar dSanitiel'Res laud
wife, by deed . dalcil the 9th day ',of December, A. D.,
1t.30, recorded in Sclui3lliiii county, in deed book, Nu.
11, page 342 emitted and conveyed to the said Chirles•
Lawton. •• • '
•
•
5, " •hoSe, two framedmessuages and.ldi
2297
1.313
63
IL
5. Ailso, MI those, two frame messuag,es Mill bit or
piece of ground, snttate 1.11 the northwesterly Side of
Alarketi street, in the BorouslU of Pottsville, county
aforesaid, centaining in front oil Said Market street, 30
feet,feet, Anil w
r t b & ci n l 4 :a i t i t i e e IV; e ; a t d 't d e i l l i i Y o n tri t i o l
markedptt' litOn
Pottsville, N 0.30, hounded northeasterly by lot No. 37,
northwesterly by a 2.0 feet wide alley, southweit
warillyby the other half of the said lot, No. 314, and
sontheastwardly by mid Markef kreet, being the saine
lot or piece of ground, which third Patterson and wife,
and Abraham l'ott and wife, granted to the said Charles
Lawton,.by deed,dated December 6, 1930, recorded in
Orwigsburg, in deed book No. IG, pdge,s2.
I r
ALso, All that certain lot or piece of ground, situate
in the borough of Pottiville, enmity aforeWd. bounded
and described as follows ; beginning at a post in Nor
wegian street, and corner of lot No. :NJ, now or late the
property or Abraham Poll, thence by the said NorWe
gian street south , sl degrees, west 10; perches to a punt.
thence by a public alley, smith 311 degrees, cast 260 feet
to the Southwest corner of lot No 107, thence by the
same nOrrih 60 degrees, east 101- porches to lot No.'lol,
thence by the same, and lot No. 100, and lot No. 00; ,300
feet to the place of beeitining,j containing I acre 41
perche.4 strict measure,and being the lot which is mark
ed In' the plan of the Borough of Pottsville. No. 100,,
and which John Ely, Jr., and wife and Archibald Mc-
Intyre and wife, grained and conveyed to the said
Charles Lawton, by deed dated 30111 October, 1037, and
recorded in Schuylkill t ounty, in, deed hook No: 16.
tinge 3 . 33, with the ,appurtenances,"consisting of 3 inc
and a Mai - dory frame buildings, and a frame Office;
Ataio, All that certain lot or piece of gr und, situate
on the southeasterly side of Mahaniango Street, in the
4:garnish of Pott,pvtlie, cdmity•„aforesaid, marked in
i'ott & Patterson 's additional plan to said borough, No,
containing in front on said Mahantanito street 00
feet, aqa in depth 241 feet, six irtiliss, bounded smith
wesierty by lot No. 14, southeasterly by a 20 feet wide
alley, northeasterly by, lot No. 10, an northwestdrly
by said:Mahantango street, being the sam e lot or piece
of.grotintl, which Joh Whipple and wife, granted to the
said Cljarte's Lawton, by deed dated the oth day of Oc
tober, 1530, reeOrnell in Orwittslitire., in deed, book 'No.
.I 1 prwe23B- ' '
tit.+9 , , All that certain lot or piece of Found, sittiate
'on the eaAtvaiiily side of Centre'street, in the hofbusrh
'of Pottsville, county aforesaid, hounded northwardly
by a tonse and lot of ground intended to la: conveyed
lo John: McCrea; eastward) 3/ by Hail !toad street, south
wardli% by other land of Clisr,les . Lawton, and west
Wardly by Cain Centre street, containing in width 60
feet, and in length or tiepth'twO hundred feet, being
part of [the same premises which .ronathan Wynn and.
wife, granted and conveyedto lie said Charles LaW•
lon. by deed dated the 17th day of 41,bher.1635, recor
ded in Schuylkill, county, in deed book Nu.,15, page
473.
ALso, All those,fire certain two•story frame libtiSes
,
~,, • i nd tWelve Ints or ground, eitnate on ttie
' .. - Al_ eastwardly ride of Rail Road street; in
irt...esee
••••
.•, W mn's addition to Pottsville, brphided
. ).
, gII :. tiorthwa:dly by land of Cliarlec Lawton,
_=. 1• eastwardly by Coal street; •southwardly
by miler iamt of Charles LiWton; and westwardly by
the said Rail Road s'treet,•being, 101 l which are hi:irked.
in the plan of Wynn'e additien 14 Pottsville, With the
Nos. Pi, 17; IS, 19, 20,21,112, 23, •21.25, 00 and 27, lot'lio.
16 containing in width. 31 feet and thal other lois rim
mining in wultii.4o feet c ad ! ,• a n d all ron t a i ii i iia l i n
length or depth 159 feet, being the snow premises It hick
by sundry conveyances frent Jonathan. Wynn and nth-,
ern, became vested in the said Charles Lawton. . ; - -
A Lso, l'lirde full, equal, mulisMled fourth parts the
whole into four equal parts, lo he parted and divided
of .and in all that certain tract or parcel el Lind, situ
ate in the borough of:putt:wine; county aferesaidj on
which said tract uf land a town {,tut has been lakdout
and called the eastern, addition of Pottsville,dioututed.
and described as follows ; beginning at a post corner
of James House's lot; thence by the s'ain - north :hide
'green, west 239 feet to a post, and south 51 'legroom w est
ISO feet to a post, thence by Alter's oddities' wrirdEli
Cake's lot, north 31) degrees, west 190 feet to a post,
thence by Eli Cake's let south 54 decrees, west 47.5deet
toe post. thence by land note or late ofJounthatt,Wynn,
mirth 30 degrees. west 30 feet to. a post, north 211de
grecs, east 68 feet to a host, north 221 deerees.'weol2B
feet, to a post. ;north 671:degrees, east 159 feet to a post
son the weulern side or Coal street, thence along ;the
same north22l decreer!, west 11l feet to a peat; thence
through the said street, north 13 degrees, west 07 feet to
a spruce stump, north 534 degrees, west 67 feet to a
post' on the west line of said Coal Street, thence along
the same north '221 degrees, west •06 feet to a pnst,, - .
thence by land now Or late of Jonathan Wynn, south.
67I'degrees, west 159 feet to a post, north 221 degrees.
west 60 feet to a post, north 55 degrees, west 5 feet to
a post, north 40 degrees, west 241 f'eet to a post, thence
by land now or late of the .Schuylkill Navicatiowe'im
pany,norilt 63 degrees, east 108 perches to a post, and
north 21 degrees, west 37 perches al - urn-10 to.ri stone,
thence by land late of John Putt, deceased. north 60de
grees, east 31 perches antlS-10 to a post. thence by land'
-late John Young, south 24'derrees, cast 84 perches to a
Jorge Spanish oak, thence along the public road by - land
late of John Pott,dereased,south,2l degrees.west 171-Per
cher! to a post.and mouth 46 degrees,west iki peridiesto a
post, and:multi 5-I degrees, west 41 perchn4, to the place
of beginning, - excepting and esrluding the Mk/wins.
lots or pieces of ground, lots marked to the plan of ihe
Eastern ad Minn to PottSville with the numbers 1. 2 ,
3,4, 5, S, 0, .10, 14, 15, 16, 56, 57, 62, 64, 72;74. 75. ;RI, 7 8 .
S.O, ,150, 157, lots numbers 11: . 12. 13. the northeast half'
orbit number 22, atid lots number 23, 21, 25, 26, 73, lots
numbers, 20, 31, and alot,of ground on Rail Road street,
sold to John ,lames, 'containing in width ;it-may-four
feet, and in length 'or depth front Rail head street
to Coal street, containini'inchisive ofall the, said- lots
or - pieces utground 76 acres. strips measure, being Oe
same premises which Charles Loeser, by deeds: dated
March 29, 1931. recorded in.OrwigMitirg, in Deed book
No. 11, page 330 and December let, 031, recorded in
Orwizsburg in Deed honk No, 12, ~page 310,. granted
and conveyed to the said Charles Lawton, with the _
ap
ri.purtenances consisting -ot 2 two andtihalf:
vas , story frame dwelling hinnies with basement
r-Ti:7-. stories of-stone, 1 two story frame house'and
t one story frame house. ' , ' „.
. and also give ptivard
(41.
far* apply nel ' i , saloon
140-3 c
ALSO, alt those frame messuagev or tenements and
lot or piece'of ground, situate in Voting's addition to
Port•Carbmii being the centre part of a lot of i 0 feet
front and )00 feet deep. Marked 18 on the plan of
Tonne's addition ln • Port Carbon, said half lot being:A
feet front on Commerci, street, and extending, back
that width 100 feet to 'other land of said Noting, com
mencing II feet in the eastwtward of iho Mill Creek'Rail
Road, bounded on the one mde by part of said lot number
Is on the other side of the remainder of laid lot num
ber 18 in front by 'aid Commerce street', and in the rear
by. other land, cif .said Young as anteesaid, being the
,same lot of ground wltieh Jacob S. Gordon and Wife
granted and conveyed to the said Charles Lawton,i by
deed dated March 30,1837, and recorded in Srhitylkill
county in Dccd book No.lo page 92: 'As the property
of CHAntElt LAWTON.
At the samc'ti , ne and . plait, All that cert./0
lot or piece of ground, situate in Lawnin's addition to
the town.of Port Carbon. in Norwegian TOwnshiP, in
the Connty of Schuylkill, fronting on Second street.so
feet; and bounded by lots N 03.91 and 93, being 150 feet
in depth, and marked in the genero plan to said.addi,
tion,.with No. PA wits the appurfonancet cnnpleting of
a two sturi frame dwelling house,,l'andin the rear two
one and a half story frame houses: As the propertyaf .
Bosairsuct.t.. • . , • •.
•
• . . ,
Seized and taken in execution and wilt be sold by
'EREMIAH REEL!, Shand:
Sheritre Offite, Orn•ige=
burg, October 11 , 16i5. 41-
-
Desirable Private 'Residence .
FOR •8,121,11..
• ; TOE subscriber ,lno*r.to close up his
businessas *Clones possthie. cdrell for
• or s sale his present residence in 'Mahantongo
g
as a street. .The main building is 117 feet front
_ _L by 35 feet deep, and the back bhilding is 30
feet deep, with two Parlours, Dining loom and'Hitchen
on the first-floor, with a Bath house; andit Furnace in
the cellar 'for heating the whole Profit building, The
lot is 20feet front by 290 feet deep, witha email 'table
on the rear. - The' house le in good cOndition, and is
beautifully situated, and tife garden is stocked With
different, kinds of fruit. Possenicut be given on
the let of April nextt•dr imnaetiateiyof required, For
terms &c. apply to the kubscriber.l - ' •
Oct 11,
11; ABANNN.
.
;
SIX male leathers wanted.to teieB in the Comninn
Schools of the borough of Schuyikiji Haven. Seal
ed proposals wil: be received up to th., 3rd of Novem
bor iS4S, botng tbetuat Monday of said month.
MARK MELLON; Praideni.
Ortober II
SHERIFF'S AIME
;OF REAL ESTATE,
i l'eachers Wanted
GRERT CENTRAL
.PEVULADI6. I I,rIII4
CLOT.EakG - ESTAPLISHME NT
corizer of 411,irleet at id D;caiiz street,
I ' '
- 100. 210.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE .ESTABLYSHMENT
OF THE RIND IN TM: UNITED STATE:S.
. .
. IMNIEL;CRETH, ' •
. .
NiO. 210 MARKET !STREET, 'COIL OP DECA TUR
-ET AS now finished the nibst; extensive a:imprinter)
al of F ASIIION %FILE CLOTIIIMAI eier offered
In inettty of , Philadelphia'. ,
• I am warrinteil,in making this extensk
tio'n, in the fact that" have a hitter custih
two st • res in,the city, and ten oiling my
dared in large ciamines, of 'the choice,
io
f u shlonlesiyies. Deltoe the d , her. tail.
in sniallAmmtoirs, hnve • otionnent ~i ii 4
1
iales, which warrant fee In iii.ikiiie ih .
th.it lean sett : a suit of Fashionable Clo.
lower price - to the cuskiimei liali it cos
stores to get the _ cismale.r ma l e.
I wish the public to uti(eHiarid distinei .
estabbshrneni is entiductid lon the print
can and tin,,offer beret term: tit iny , custo
can possibly he alEirded hiMi . i. other in, tli
The reason of this in plain 1-1 'conduct id
.entirely on the CA5lr principle, buy and 44
for Cash. keep no lieriksilf 'credit, and of
not have to , keep
the
to lattend to the II
Thus much for the' principle on whlelii
siness. 1
I have now t finished, ' ,
and ready for")
.W 1 NTER SA LES; about 45.060 gaunt./
',newest style, the cut and Make of whici
sally acknowledged to bit iiiiegn died.,-. • '
Super super Drees a :irrileek Coats'. in o
etv 'el shadeuind color.
Newt•st styles superlative Creech w.nd
Cassimere Pants.. . 1., ~ - :,•
• A larue and most splendid as;coument I i
Silk Arelvet.Merino and CaShmere iFEeio ,
of my own ire.ihriation. the style of ;om:
:. .
cannot be had elsewhere inihe c•ty..
, The mote erensive as:torment of s
, Cloaks ever seen in - Philadelphia. with PV^
of pew' style Woolen, Plaid arid Penned l
I Ssphillum. Etehvcr, flatigiipt 7ria , s a Ids
Iwith different sty:e • Friniiiiiiigs-1‘ ail
Iliatigur Coats. Plain Beavt:Vdo.. Adel.ode
1 new and beautiful ailiele ! . j i lt. 1a . east a ,
Ovcicoat -
I have the' large:4 display, of C.uak, evi
I the city. with every other n'ticle in my II
ness. which I am determintd to sell Irwin
I be'effered by .toy others iii the trade, .
I Philadelphia Sept. 27. h. 181.5 ' I;
OF r . I 'L •
i t
i .
„
We recottimOzti all of our fr:cw/., 1..311 ,I, L ; I,lc Ci
ty In call at the Pekiri Compaity:rlSture, and
lay aka sapply of thir delicious Teaq..
---
THE PEKIN TEA COMPANY,
No. 30; SOUTH SECOND ST.
Between ttlailiet -And Chesnut;
I ril ILA IkLIIIII A. r I
H A VE consta tly onhand, and for sale. wholesale
and retail, atvariety. of 'choice ftesh 'Fos, at low
er prices, amording to the quality,. than they, von be
bought for at any other establishmeni'in jlt city. ,
in-
TEAS, exclusively, tire Sold at thisholisb, 3110
several varieties, which cannot I , obtained elsewhere.
Any, Teas Which do not give efitlre satisfat:ion. can he
returned and cixella need, I,e, the nioncy will te refunded.
Tne c!tizenti of Schuylkill Counts ate respectfully
Invited to give tic a call. ' i I (I, H. 711ESER, .
• • Agent for theyrkl 'ca conjparty.:' '
Philada., - .Sept. 27;1815. , H - 29-Iy
,
`FURS! FURS ! !.. -. T.T sl I. 4.
itiP." . D: ti 0 Ilj N
. ' .
1,10,4 S. 211s1..PNIudei. Pu,rier i 4 Tif dery rr in Fur s ,
just finished and ii - still irThatitiftict tiring. a Splen
did assortrin , nt of fancy Furs, consisting of Muffs.
Boas,Viclnrias, Collar,, TrimtilingS, &c., nlade Of Mar
tin, Fitch, Lynx,' Genets, Siberian Squirrel Skins,
lr.c., which he. offers wholesale and reiail,lat the low
est possible prices. . ' - i
' Mt, Allot:hide of FURS, purchaied at the highest cash
prices. , ''
' &ill:00. r Sept. 27, 1515.
._!--• --;-,e,
SILIA'SP.L'A RE
CLOTHIN''G STORE;
W. coo. Clgettrit 4- Six/h sired.
T" 'proprietor have connected Wit', their customer
business,lhat ot Ready:made Clothing. and now
otTer to the public. the most Sl,l4ndirr nsgnapient of
'IIF.ADV-NIADE • lit/THING,
elier before ex'hibited: The GOods ate fr , ;KII, and.made'
the,iri latest sty to, the ensue stock having hem) made
With tri. - a few weeks,.undet their immediate superinten
dence.
The. style, quality and fipish areamstirpassed. and.the
gondA will be sold as cheap, as by guy oilier house in
the city. • A law a ss.'o - tniettt of Cloths. Cassitn4res and
VeSIIIMP ()revery earietyHf finality and style fin hand,
Which will he made up to order.
' Philada., Sept. 27, 32-2 mo SN ITII,LE SWIFT.
- ,
Public Sale!:
DITTZSMANT to an order of the Orphans' Court' of
Schuylkill Cou,nty, the sukscriber appointed by the
said Court for that purpose: will t,A,11. , 5e to public sale,
at the public liouse of Abraham seltzer. in West Ilruns- -
wick Township:in the said county, no Saturday. the
22d day of NoVemher next, nt IU o't lo`ck, A. hi
day. all the Real Estate of Jacob Miller, late of the
said townshiti.d.weaseil. to wit ; ,
'No. I. Containing. 101 acres. perches of land.'ad.'
joining the Little Schuylkill Rail Read, land of C.lcorze
Moser*, Samuel 11. Medlar and win The. improvit
`• menutlieretin ennsisting era large house,
4ci hart,. stables' and all othgr necessary con
. ;;;;•}S veniences, sprins both: and good water at
/ *Va'. the door. The buildings are nel the Cat's
• visa road, and this Puritan comprises the
principal part of the Homestead farm of the said intes
tate.
No. 2, Containing 50 acres GO' perches of land, ad.
Joining the said Rail Road on the north, aid the river
Schuylkill on the south,.belnstriort of the. said Home
stead farm, and befq all bottom n ,land o the , river
Schuylkill; on this purpart there is aliaw Mill in gaud
order, and a valuable water power. embocing the
whole of the Little Schuylkill„ with soil nt head
and fall for any purpose.
No. 3. Containing 53tteres8d perches -of land, bean
tied by the Rtver Schuylkill. land of John Schall, John
Bond and others, on the said Catawisss Road. being
principally farm land, in a good state of cultivation,
with a Proper proportion of writ timbered land.:
No. 4. Containing 159 acres 75 perches, bounded by
lands of John &hall; John Bond and Otheni. being Tint
cur Land—all of which said Real Estate, is situated on
or near to the Little Schuylkill -Roil Road, and within
three miles of the Town of Port Clinton,' and in the
said township of AWest BrunsWick. i
The said Real Rotate ordered to' be sold neon con
dition that fire per cent of, the purchase money an each
purpart, he paid on the duty ofsfile.7 , That one half of
the balance thereof he paid On the first day of April
next, and the remainder In one; year thereatler,lvith in- .
}erect from the first day of April next. Title madd and
securedat the expense of the purchiser , •
JOHN HCHiART, Trustee:
By the Court
JOHN 41. DOWNING, Clerk.
.
Ortvitsburg, Sci.t., 27, 1845. , 39-9%
A CARD.
LIPPINbO77 •T.R.FLOR,'
DEOg leave to'say that,they have ;just received' Qne
of tie hest selected stticks of Fall and Wlntir goods
thatAvas ever offered (crthe etitiiens of Pottsville, as
to style. quality and price, to which [her: particularly
Invite the attention of theirAystomers and the public
generally. • LI PM:S . :COTT & TArLOR,
Merchant Tailors. ror. of ;Centre and Malirintanen et.
P received R,Aeairtifil plate'of Fall and
'Winter Fishions for 1815'nnd 18tG.•
Sept.,27, • -1 ••• • • SD,
L. 7 U.CK '
RHEIIMITIC PRF.sE4VATIVE:
b`OR - SALE,
.WHOLEgAty AND RETAIL, BY
SAMUEL L4IIICKS, POprietor,
. .
• East Ring St. Lancaster city:
:IVITUa II need. not•be said in relation in: this won
cerftil rem , dy. an the proprietor feehiconfident
that when applied. it.will, as .an ,he .proven by a
number of respectable persona, effect an• entire cure.
.of the Rheematin and Other pains:. It hnd not, un
til.lately, been his intention to make it public. '3ut by
the frequent applications of his : neighbors, and the
wonderful cures it has effleeted, he feels it a duty he.
owes to society. atuwelld as liitnKelf , t ninkcit more
generally known, and at ,ihe s a me time: hatkt ii .put
.as near as he can, within - 11M reach of ta who .May
be afflicted with diseasen. .! '
la — Thousands of naines 'could be published 'of
persons who have been cored by thin celebrated med
icine.,trut it is - not deemed micessary.
ifill•Theabove medicine ati invaluable Cure for
Rheumatic pains, Rickets SCrofula,Chroric,dtscaeent
Pain in the [lead and Breast, Cramp,'White Swell
ing, *imps, Toothache. Stagnation of the, Blood.
Pain in the Bick -Pledriey. Sick Headache Cramp
in therStnniach,Sharnevis and Swelling of the Throat,
COughii. Cold, and •stoUpages,in the Head: • I ln fact
'it renovates theirhole iv%rsirt. , •
Diem - no:4 gdullstsu iTtIE r i Atfir.ftiATlVß..
th . ,roughlk tubbed into
the 'parts ; in very
the
caeca tt should
beairi l l p iect by flannel and the ..loplication of a warm
attioot t this case it acid as a powerful
• • I
- c ounterriltritant.
' N; B. The above medicine is , tint - geld .by:. any
Orteggist t and the pittil?: shoultl.be particularly tau.
sinus not to purchase 'inner:int ciedlars. us all
sucti'offered are counterfeit. -The only places to
procurii the genuine mei!icine are'from the, proprie
tor, nr, the regular anctionary:ageniii h show their
authority. the Proprietor', ceenticate.; . •
Otr'restimnitials of 11:1;.1tEiiiiri,eiti be NO ; at' the
Proprietor's fed from the rei!iifur" ..genia •
1074e. , 144. 13 RIG EITAti POTT;nio, the autheria;tl
agents for Schuylkill county
Rept: 27th
V.-ILL 7 .IBLE
FOR. S E - .
T HR Igthocriticr.l, assignees of G . PlitZl' W. Baton,
- will expose to public sale on Saturday. theCiih 41a,
of Novrmher next'. at ] o'clock, in the :inernnon. V. in,
houtte sir 'Fox & Mortimer, InfikCePnr. in It. Lora,'h
of Pottsville, in the Count' of Schuylkill. thti
log descrihed Real Estate; The Undivided balf of a cer
tain tract of CO-1/, LAND, situate in Barry and2:.ir
wegian t ownships.Bchnsiki7l Comity, hounded hl
lands of John Hartman. Peter Enahh and other., con •
Mining. in ACRES more or less. This tract of land in
'Fittlattrl on n branch of the Big Schu4ll.lll a itivC mile.
front the head of the Wont Itrinch Ilail-road, and go
izo mai tied ofsuperior coal. with ai...ot V . V •
41 0, I ' Zr ; i t io light r rin e. oil Wltnh s +h-trt has .
thruttzh C , 41, thirty feet deep. Tliereare on Hite preen_
ises a larzr log-house. and stiini , chen.t.c.sin,
occupiedtn :ern.) with stintes. sheds,
the old Stoiliury
;he tavern. The tern) , of. sale will 1 . 41 cit.tde kuovpi,2,
the Annignees, 1)11 the, day of
t 1I 11tl.r in I'7t
. riEvrivs;ll - % N. '
Asslgstref. of Geo. W.llrom.
I Port, We. Orioh,nr 4, 1.0
C fltl'illf:l•
m Own - 11)
),An 60m1.
wirl nnlal
f,,%5h,, 4%,
a , sz
. Im., 3
tl at .011 t •
. .
i.3.,17.,5: t:az,•;t.•,. Philvl•4phin, Will inure "WV a
week until sale, mark miee, and send Lill to thin Oire
f.r pigment.
. .
t i 11
AFit• that
riivr.
D to an order
. of the Orphans'. Cow , o r
t - ntttity, the subscriber ailmini•trator c.
t a. of theli,tate 01 Crier Ste,lll:lale 1: , :111,
10W111111p, Irl Ole St 11113 I kill,
will oxpos- to Wile by {halite Cr rohtr, on :f.:llllrthy
-Is: day of
,Noventher next. at I 11 ' clork 1 1 1 OP att r 10.101..
011 (lie 110;1110..... 110 file Intelo.loll of lain el 51:115alial4 0
and ciininy aforesaid : A certain niessitace , tract
" ' hina. situate in 110 1 ,10WD:0;W of turner .)f.01:101:i ' in:o
eoept) of S1;1110011. 601111 , 161 h!. j
Freiliark Swaim, Ahilrew slannz and loll ' ers.
111 1 011 t 4f/ 1et .,1 %. The imprebe . l--
! 111,111 s ark. a 010 . . 11 .4 f) 1,011111. , • and 11 . 0 . 1,.
good water, Orrliar.r . Fi:od
piers ot:Meailow M.Ollll- . 4110 the eclat , . Of-I.lol4ilc.ai
ed. Attenticjire will he gle6rt n udllie CO/011110e., , ,f rain
made known at the tittle quit place of sale hr
I I 'h11310!'....
.Y.,ll,vattr y
emu., do
bad at td,
ona , ct
Lb and
tb, or iha•
18 Ulll%ll
•eery %;.ul
A merie
r eh •ty{r
of %1, 1 1 ch
.luny sorm
testarnient
. 4111:1:x
By mac of The Court, •
• • ,JNO. 11. ROWNlNU'elrik.
OrwigAbiug, Oct. 4th 1015,' •
yt r
ry vifit •ly'
wing
Orphans' Court 501.9.
. .
DrnsTA STA , . an order of the (\ipillfter Coert ~.
i litti , i)kl,ill Con Ale. Jacob Ilannner. 't:rhstee ter_tly
sat, of 111,! Real- lis:iite of .Ahroh.ial Ito.); jai, "f I h,.
Vormvlll "Ctirwe.:sherg..ll , cel'ised, wit exp. ae ho s'a Ic
ttr' imlil tr,vemiti : :.11.1 ~tr cti. - . "11 ~ a ltudi'hy.'iltr. Cu,: tly
of Neresnlwr, ISt., at one ! .',loe't, P. M at the hoes, of
Mil hael GraetT. rook , eper in Orwlgs.rol C. the felloW
ing Real I state. 10 wit:— . , . ' .. '..
No. I. A e.or . iill farm and tra/1 or land, ,Etict?;: . flart -
lv it, Ow b.instiOi .or I Inv,:e'll:r4, toArli) ktt \ Ve4
itcnnswiek township and lei rtlv itil:ll3nhenn township,
, • •
t t.
~.:,,,,.. in scho,lkill .county, hounded by..,lands
- 42 , A - 4., . otto of !Ate oil.. P. 14b1:11 , ..105.tp.;) ZIA%
•' " ' ihni .1 I)eib..rt. Itenj'imin Lhele, '''.l.tea:o
]sa a , • ' '
!is • syr: — ilantikior. Geor:P. 11 ,, ,1t*, It id No. '2. and
‘ . s.siv -, e&e...... ether laud;. containing 112 ai,res. atol 65
per hes strict nic,i , nir. ,. , with tlif',' n;tpur f.r, -. .111., P.S. c 0 :1-
sL4linz of I'llwee dwelling hotiso.s, i a:acge ha iin..barn.
two stahle.s and a sanamill. a, .
T.l r P . V
IS
's
d let ,41
r tarred u
p¢ lir 1111,11
r VI Id
39-6 corr
N 0.2; Situate partly in N% - t•R: Brit n , wick township.
pirtly in Mnniteint t”wn,l:io . !ri s.ti4 .E.l
- tram No. 1 atil.lathls
liodey:an4 tract No.:l,• . colitaing .)I wren, au. penhea
strict measure:
Siiiiare in ManheiteloWn..lo2, ein:l reality-a :
. - oreNai.l adjoining tract No. 1., Void, .4" Jn nh Hon.
thoir.te (When, lledjimin Itodey. Eilw.ird I rn and
eirtin:ling 62 atrel',:and ilerc hue strict,
The Property Will he sold to the 111211r!St and hriri.bid
der. Ten per cent of the ParcLa.Ze rniiney I. 13:i Tald
is srmn.as the iir . .inerty it ..truck dowii, and the hr.la ace
on the first dly 'of April ISI6, erieeni the widow'ii third
rernalie 3 in the triridii of iiiireh,t;r. the 'tn.
liertlt thereof ze be paid to the widow annually. -.
C,ur;.
•'MS; R. IDOW.NlNC,.Clvris
.Cinvigsbtirg, sept. 211:11 . 1815. 27-71
011.IND-4X4IBITION!
Unexanipled Attraction:L
% S TUE Fakir of Aya has ceased to atanise our chi
l. ions, we think it will he gratify inc for the
leirn inn annisetnents equally as ultra. tire 'and
nortiprofita bile than thos giy..n by the Fakir rirrotow
open gat the store of tl4llo).ciiktet. The aniuSementa
are however. nf a difrerenr cllata•rur. The raliir's meth
nil of amusing his andlerwe rime humbug and running',
but honilmg, unit the unifersigned's system 'Ol 000l,tof
his audience consists of-bargains and nothing but bar
gains, being!' grand display of 4c:o - finable naercliandive, •
which ror t EheapneiA is unparalled in Ant ient or'Modern
times. tlil stork,ofgoods is Ltrgerandhefeelsgni:erer
lain that he can the lapse orn month by srientifie et
periments recline them to the little end of nothing,which
wilt he a beautiful, and unprecedented feat, and Iv
dmibts not will result (lithe profitably to hi: cuct4unera
and most rertainly agreeable to himself The pining._
pity of this magira) operation consists in
grand secret, yiz:—Cloudsare offered at such earned
ing.ly low rates that the Mina hi coining exeiteil.the fan -
cy.amused.antrtmline the exercises are over. th 4 purse
will be considerable gelieved. ,Ad ission free 31111 no
charge for showing goods
1 26-2 in
P. - S—in addition to the above eihitutirm, there can
he seen Twelve Thnosainl Shine.tes--the'y are Nine at
tractive, helez very cheap and good
. S.epternbe, 27,
Auditor's. Notice
' 'HE s.ahsrriher appointeildty the Orphan's Conti. of
county, to audit , re-settld 'and rei.rate
the.actouttr of Jithn Maurer n.itile•ed argil fi1...1 I.y tun,
as the Clistlian:orAlscy Mille. liereny !lives iititici.,'that
he will be in attendance for that nvritose. at the honite
of C. M. Strati!. Ittnkeoper, in the borough of Miner.“.
on ciaturia v. the '2:it,ll day N . 0, toner Welt. pit 2
o'clock:in the afternoon. titheit and where all thoie that
are or stay be intereeteil may attend.
CIIAI{LES
.September 27,
•
• Public Sale. ••
PritSlT kNT to an order of the eitrphans' Coort
Schuylkill county, the tiubserdiers;Executors of the
estate of ,SlieWtel &dig, late of Barry township. in the
county'of Schuylkill, deceased. Will expos, to cede by
Public Vendue, on satitrilay, the bill day 01 November
next. at I o'Clork in the afternoon, on the premises, in
the township of Dairy, connify of Rchuyskill, bounded
by lands ofJ tient, !leiter, Lletiry Boliik L and John Har
man, containing fl acres or there. outs. The
provements . are a sow-mill. a . - mull house
• ;.? and barn—late the. estate of said deceased.
Affiinilenco will be given ancl.the
orsal.t. made known at the time and place of sale by
BOLIG,
k.aecutorii
• JOHN 1304.1 C. ' •
Ity.riler of the Court.
JNJ.FH. HOWNING, Clerk.
prwigattnig, Oct.tli. p. 15: - • 40.
.
own HaH -Iron Store
sulen.'eCier.s r. s, inform the rnhlie.
T thin they have receivegt..-ikeeteh their'
5p:e.,.h..1 she. i:a,ts,pi:eent :of 11,arl
.‘t.are..conli,tin_ 'tar{ ;!.eti:nutett : ,
Fine Tweht 'Altnthle ttarrol (; ,, ne
• ('.enalue
Vlnn
. Common
Finn POCL:(1 , 2 'ld T. ble entlerV. ' •
f- .
p i ck ling 'ruby:. T.,, and
_ore..d Plays.
..,
Flue Iron. `beet Iron - . 1
'Anvils; .iimill .liellows, • .
••• ,
'C.18 , -;ice.l , Allill•lsaws. 'FI ri.efr a rui;le. '
ir7" A ia!ge :ek , "rt:nent eflin,n 01.• , ..1:1r.f 1y,.,i7,011-. - iLe,
. . l 3 la\ tII I' 0... t 0 I'l'
:is,—
:,tf;p l l;t•r
• RE.IDI'OI , 9D.E= CLOTHING
' . Establislthent,
4 _ .
iV
. 292 .3farkef street, - Philadelphia. •
• HE so hserib,r has 'now on hand rou: ,;r the inrct
I • extensive and beautiful assUittnetbl't of it I:ADV
!tIAHE CLOTHING k•er etTere.l ;flu' sale in the rhda
ttelphia.nrarket. The , Gartnents vent! Ott in t!.• most
fopliiotinlde manner, no. for workmanship and tie. , lit!
of material cannot he . •
COME ONEL COMO 'ALT.!! to M. _Tr! •, (ti!
Pioneer Line, 4 2Y2 :tlarket street, w horn. you v,) •11,,!
ne•gettine crelt bareattbt;
as hm r..l.lermon • d 11 , 1 Ne
undersold by aby 1.011w:hors. IP bun, s ar.l st-liS for
rum. consequently he can sell _rcater - b . areaim than
those who buy on credit.
M. TRACY. t 92 Market street.
Philada., September
To JOurneymen Tin plate Workers
MITE entiocriber will Site y m t • 31 rurter , t
•WitgCo .0 a good 'hand, if application i 9 mark ins
tneil . JOHNMEARS.
Mauch Chunk, Oct. 4th 1645, 40-4 t•
TO PRINTERS. -
TYPE'FOLINiDRY AND PRINTER'S
ruinishirig Ware-house.
rrflE subscribers have opened a new. Type Foundry
•J. in the city of New Volk, where they are ready to
supply order to any extent, for any kind of job. or fan
•cy Type, Ink, Paper. Cases, Brass time, Steel Column
do, Composing Sticks. Chases, and every article Laces
sary fora Printing'olllce., -
,The type, which are cast in 'new moulds. (ruin in .
.11lIttrely new set of matrixes, with deep rmintere, are
warranted to he unsurpassed by any, and will he sold
at prices to snit the times:
Printing 'Presses furnished, and alsofBteam Engines
of the most anproved patterns.
N. B.—A Machinist constantly in attendance tra re
pair-presses and do 4ht. work. .rs
Composition rollers cast - for piinte:. ' '
Editor.. of Newspapers; with will buy three thnesai
much type as, 'their bills 3111011 , i1t to, may Rive t h e a h„ y.e i
Mx months .insertion thei papers, and siend•
papers containing it to the sn bsc Fibers.
CQCKROFT & OVEREND, OS Atut RI.
August tCth
.•
. , . . _....
.
Works on-Philosophy.
Comstock's Natufal Plldsophy,
Abrroromhie's IntOllectual l'hilosophy, • ' • .
Olaion,7B Natural Philosophy, _
olund's Natural Philosophy. . •
Olmsted's School .Philosophy, ,
ldfund 24 part Naturul Philosophy
, for . tmglansts by
Misn olwicl.
~, • , ~ ,•
Just recelted and' forbale by ' ',O
- ' 11, BANNtiti, Area,
39-
rot. to,
Public Sale
ArOB li,A,Wl.ll:ll,Tiustee
CEO W. SIATER
. sint,ie
-- MINERS'
F4twday Meriting Oct. IS,
I'HE ELECTIONS,
to Lebanon count,, the Pt hix Ticket was ear.
rird-4alen in Atlanie, Franklin and Juniata canal,
=I
to uthatopton county the People's Indepen 7 „
tiasit l'Azet has carried.
In pirry county the Nyt4 candidate,'for tliti ,
t...i'cnitc.:haS a . nlajoiity. , . • '
1 'iNiifllin - county has gone strongly Irpeofoco.
I,t Northumberland and: Ilecirning counties; .
part lOf the Whig. Ticket hat. succeeded. _ Ti? ,
Whi. SenitOr in Danphin slid Northutnberland,il
I, ' s. 1 - • ,
•Irrttu. . • .
. lit i llirks theretrtilir Locofoco ticket ha/Carried,.
except tor I,..ecorilect iVy 'cyr . ...ion a ypltio...ie! Foi
Fli•et,.l.
~, • . ,. •
1. 7 :1F Ck7h:
ORTN . Ar!:11 , V111:.-A young it inn by
the of Ifollertnan, recently-Married, had his head
crushed lietwe tiro ;rein c.its , on the
Branch, Rat I Road,- while . nrigage.l -in con-,
piing them trigether. Mll.Thuricbay hie. fie trig
.ItAr when la head here en- .
,teriained of his recierery.\
A F . S I US' . 1 4:(21. , tT. 11410 mautri 1 - ;he
the "I'Lle . .Bln l ricat): It wiU ue. pm:-
•
te..t (2111Clon6ue. publiolie.l at Let hlgton.
K',ll• l ticky. 'nre.nn
j.,h, ;brit \I r ' t I.l ' o-'ll l'i , 1 ,11 . ":11 !t . .1 In 01 : 1:'.:111el• hil
p . ,, , ,
~, Vl„t :, l ,, ,rl,lol;tilt 6•; . .1) f , t . dC . lll jiii:i . COUntrf
1.
-2.,,,10 1
t:lt.•ir,v !”:1,1•1 the iPti ! !...; , i , ist.lll7.. , resen.T. - :
. _ .....
' •
,' .: . : . I ',.
.I'.• .• The 11a rrribu ral paper-, ait e .
, ...ccco3r.! , ' o f the
•arr.,t of a rija . tt lowed Soioi G;H-, iallo hat} re:
~
..eth , vo:omitt,,l ..r:.etal buly.kr:ez. , II , : his al
rvvri been in'thr.l'vnitea ti try ;;Jr tv..r•lve or thir :
• ; •A'
- ~ ' .' . - 4
tech ears '. - ' ' • ._. I
Jelin GU' niime, 0 0 _tit 30 yearslet age, wal
,cru , oett to death. betyleen the cars and . the wall of•
i lpot nt•Bri.til, Ile resided at garden,-
The uiaal rays, that HOurarci
IL .son of Mr. Wm. 1117ohn, of this •Boro4h,
fir t short lime shit:serf Hydrophobia. He ha 4
v h j ezi , b y i . tien , hy_a_ r_abid.dogtwo l , abouttwo months pr.-.
• '
1 ~,.,i •
...j . • Tile female oiasratives'or Pittsburg, moat-,
lv twined out en/rousse fori higher wages, and only
. ,
'ten hou l rs work per day. I The papers Condemn
• •
the girls for the - -Mob spirit which they manifest,
but seem to ' be of the' opinion that ten hours per
dry to enough for women to 'woik in factories.-7,
We 'think so too. • 1 •
:. 1 7 Walearn from the Wilkesharre Adyrocatei
that Conaideratie damage was 4one by the freshet
on Lnekawana Creek. The Axe & Scythe Factory
of thi Messrs. Whifes;togethar with three dwel
hn3a were entirely swept, away.
•
Toe DRUNKARU Drunkard stand, forward
Ch it we may introit lorik nt you, and *draw your
pimu l re. There he stands. Tho mouth of the
you may obserro, con!racla singularly;
appearance—Seeminalv red and newish;
and he.ia*perpetutilly licking or smacki% his lips,
a. , if ihis palate was dry ,and adust. "Kitoethirst
thit ic•ater will not -quench. He might u w7 : 11
drink the air. •H is 'schold being burns for is timm.
•
lie would sell his soul in such an Titre:shy. when
the black bottle denied lim , ix a dram. 'Not tck
save his-suul frOrn eternal ifire would ha 'repair from
pulling away at the mug. What a snout ha turne
up to tho'rporning. air; inflamed pimpled,snubby,
and snorty, and with n nob on the end on't like
one Carved out of a -suck try the knife of 'a school
Irry—i-rough and hot to. every eye—a riose which
rattier than pull, sou would submit even to be in
Salmi degree insulted. , 'A perpetual cold harrassee
and exhaUsts him, and a ,perpetual expectoration,
Hoe? hie hand tremble:4 It. is an eltirt even tq
'sign his name'; one of his sides is certainly not
by any means as Cound'‘as the other. There lies
beenla touch of the palai, there, end the next hint
will dicer dovrn - his Chin, to his eollar-bone, and
convert him, a Month before - dissolution,
. into e
slavering-idiot. There is \ notoccupation, email et
great, insignificant or important, to which-he cart
turn for any length, of time, his hand, his heart, or
-his heed. 1
HE
WIILIItTtIIf MURDERER ;1 arm MADE. — Jabez
Boyd, whowas recently roneieted of the molder
of .Wesley Patton, in Chester County, Pa. stated
\ st
ton fellow b aner subsequent to the mrier,that,
. who'll he g t out of the Stale Prison where he'
had been five pears, if he had \signed' the Tempe:
ranee Pledge and guns to work,\die-would not have
Coinrititted h t. murder—but as soon as he got , out
of prison, he took in dritiittni,, \and hung about
the...get;g-.hops of : Philstielphia as lons as they
would let him stay —that kirtirizy;o reduced_ by
confiiietnent,.he was not able to iissr suet: abuses:„
W.htinasked if he attributed his r!rime to the Use
of intozirating liquors, hel said \the gr. , ,,1 . ehog
woul'd ruin any man' 5 1
\
F ilinin76.-Bmnething !Ting b•the matter iri
l't . leisi York. for the Mirroti, which \is the glass of
fashibn, announces that all the daniliss and nothi.
i •
ng , {shout town are cutting nir thyirmoustacheit o ,
and are consequently hegintiiny tar weir a moat
hare-faced appearance. Am! the same paper tins 7
iously inquires, what can
. 1 , !.. mean ?... Talking in
.fashiona it is said that !h. , ra•hirno s iii l dreis in Paris
at pdi- sent ii!e the ilii.sti3O!eithqis that con Fe irb,
agintid. Men wear ti iy its. willi 1 ii:•.ir,7a•ly any
hrilnk coal, a',:11,;1 withok a !In; ; t4,nweers with
out ; .itraps:'•and nhnut a vrrd witie at th!. &kiwi ;
frem l enci ! mi wa . i.troatA,':!! the fa,hltA and ditnen
sioipi‘ wprn ii the year of ewe 174 r ; CIII , t1r10m!
watch ribbons,' heatin; omii.rlils ",;:mehei of
seals, I'he ladie, wear Toler 4:ting l yiglat to. the
bodyonirliuttoning up to
i ll , e Olin liktt asoldier'S
jackiit; pajetots, ?mite:tied inevery respect lake thcsig,
of Men.•only• made of silk.; and bonnets tern);
.
blini corpulent and apoplectic coal-scuttles. .
quvNECTICCT.— The ;intend rpSplt of the
Towb Electior.lip the 'Land of Steady Tiohite on
gorillay is moat cheeribe. Moat of the usually
ddybiful towns elected Whiz Offrens. but that
of' s 'ee'orlary moment. ;More than thrpe-fottrthq
of the Towns in this State have, pretty certainly :
voted .Itor to license the Sole of Intoxicating Li:
guar's. Among the 4 'are Hartford, New-Haven.
N o rwi c h qnd')3rideeport,ltbe four largest towns iii
the state. Middleton is the largest tefrn In whicf)
Rum or prevailed, end in - Litchfield neither ticket way
electe.l. In the sinallerltowns, the Temperance
Conimiseconero are pretty generally chosen. Wtt
think there will hardly be forty. Towne in. the
State in which a drop of 'the Ardent' will be It
gaUy mild, after the close of the present yesr.-7
11741 y 'done, Cornet:tient f
euncvro Pirxett.-s-At 4i . .ew Yorks el?
IVe4nesiay night , Sargl Decker , She victim of the
sevlabtive Ft; of Virgil Knapp, died from the
erode of the oil of tansy be hod induced ber it
takelto produce abortion, She bad been in pp:
vulsiorts moat of the time between the tidi t igg
the tatiten and her death, and wits in.vemtiblp
most of 'the day . prior to,hor ept at night. 4
post Imorte,l4 examinatiorOves „Fide, and .
quesi he'd. and-the verdict. Was in ‘accowitivet,
with fact previously ;.atiLted;•-• Knapp is iv
prisdn. ' • •
The ,t.flitiisy Knietterbotter aye:.—_—lt iiplikte4„
th.it ithe pre,synt. 1;111FrOer of dkdilleries in the
is, 10,400 ; the nuniher . el gallons of 4iftitlej
liqu4rs, distilled anljuallyiri 510502,607sIgheitt.ili*
sold nt twenty cents per gniton,'sr,quls)
SS,VO,O O O ; 4,eoii,goo b a n, co m iort
.f ',mutt.. and batteries; one Sundred thousani •
theftii, eight burred suicides, four hundred widows,
and idesut are hundred !nuri!en : •
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