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The Coal•Tra.de for 1846.
The quantity sent this week is 29,518 tons,,being a
aright increase over the shipments of last week.
There is nothing new of linportanee to record this
week. The demzcad remains brisk, and prices are firm..
No coal has heerl sent down during the week by canal,
although the navigation Is opezi afi the way . to Phil -
delphia.
The amount shipped from Plnegrove, has fallen- off
1200 toesfrom the last tenon: - 'This is owing to,the
vete atom ofthe past week.
We have inn beard of any change hi Rig . rates of toil
or freight since our last. •
'o Salem, 81 75 to 81 - 50 per ton. •
o Boston, 130 to 175 "
• ' To liortland, 170t0.1 75 "
To Charlestowfi, 175 to ISS "
, . Carnbridgeport, - 175t0, 1 SO "
Tolitantneket, '1 45 to 150 '!
To New Bedford,' 1 45 to 1 50
• To. Providence, 145 to 150 "
To 5'411 River; - 1 45,,t0 150 •"-
To New Haven - 1 20to 05 "
• To Albany, .;-• . • .1 - 45 to 150 "
To Troy, 1 50 to I 55 • "
. To New York, • • 115 to. 120
To Brooklyn' 1 115 to 1 " •
, . To Newark,N. L. = 00 to • /- 00 "
To Baltimore, 75 to SO 'P
• •To Wasllington, D. C.,
,E 0 to 00 .
RATER I TOLL ON CANAL
. ,
Fro'rn ?It. Carbon. S. hinven - :' Pt. Clinton
Philadelphia, ,64 ct's,' 60 cts. • 51. cts.
Setii in iniirt - r et, for the week ending on' Thursday
penizig
Pith Carbon, •
Pottsville,
SOlinylkin Haven,
port Clinton. •
.- 29,518 00 1,119,022 13'
"
•414.TES OF TOLL AND TRANSPORTATION.
• From ) Mt.. Carbon. 8. haven. P. Clinton
o Richmond' .' #1 60 *1 60 el 30
o Iliiladelptaa, I 10 160 1 45
I.EHIGH COAL TRADE.
. The:fallowing is the quantity q„ Coal sent to market
upto'the:
' • Week.. Total.
Summit Mine; 30]0100 . 157047 00
Rhume Run 2701.00 . 1031'83 00
.Bettver Meadow 2510 00 , i 60040 00
Ila'zieton• ' 11014 00 01610 00
Buck Mountain 1431'00 42666 00
. -*,Summit • .9 . 285 00 ' 10170 00
- Wyoming .• , 320 00 " 5423 00
ME
14,3 p 00
• DELAWARE 4- RUDSON COAL 'TRADE.
`Sent in Intl 'to Oct 24th 1816,` 271,458 tons
WYOMING COAL TRADE.•
Sent to market' to, Scrt. 1, ISIO 130,552
IINF.OIIOVE COAL TRADE..
. Amount *of Coal transported on Union Canal 'Rail
Road room 151.40 15th Nov. [incluilvel
Tons Cwt
, .
• • 3,458 05 '2
Per last report 52,470 11 0.
55,028 10 2
Amount transported on Swatara Road:
Tong rwt. gr. • •
2,115 04 3
rat last ramt 93,171 07.
' .
ss,t i se. :12. 0
•
, Total
91,21.5 OS 2
V. L. CONRAD, Cntractor
MINE HILL AM) SCHUYLKILL ILA EN R. ROAD.
The foßowing the ;.mount of Coal transported over
this Road, daring the week ending Wi4tnesday even
luAlast. 11.007 02 Tons, -
.125,653 . 19 !.
1 3 .-rer last report,
BEI
4 00
WILLIAIII,N EW EI.I„ Collector
MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD FOR INI6. .
Th . e following la the amount of Coal passed over the
)MIA Creek Rail Road, for the lila ati days.
Per' lest report ,
Total, .136,94 d 5 s'"
_GEORGE HADESTY, Collector
' MOUNT CARBON RAIL ROAD.,
'Tile amount. of Coal tr'ansported'over • this road for
1 helweek ending on Thursday evening last, is
I
5,110 Tong',
- ' Per last rett0r1, .208,693 "
i
Total,
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAIL ROAD
Ainouut of Coal trallepotted over the Schuylkill Val
ley Rail Roadlbrihe weck ending nn Salniday even
lag, last. -
WM
-Par last report.
Total '"'.195,130 05 'T ingt
JESSE TYRNER, Collector
HOU-NT CARRON & PORT CARBON,.RAII, ROAD
.Amount of. Coal trensported over the Mount Car
bnn & Port-Carhon Rail Road for the week ending of
. Saturda y last. 9,930 19 tons
Per last report 02 tons
Tow,
.365,517 01.•lous
lESgE TURNER, Collector.
IiANCE'4 SARSAPARILLA,
OR BLOOD PILLS. T
.srrr.in. IS TILT PRIXCIPLE WHICH WE CALL
• THE BLOOD, •
THE Mood is that principle try width the whote sys
tent is regulated. Therefore rf rite blood becomes
impure, a ee,ner al de catigement of the system must en
sue ; and gtive rice to Coughs,. Colds, influenza. Dys
Droi6y, Ili-nditehe', Fullness of Blood, Bilious,
Typhoid, and Tlplias Fevers of‘all kinds, Indigestion,
'Weakness of isrounich, jtheitiontistit and Rheumatic-
Affection,Neryous A ff ections, Liver Complaint, Asth
ma, Mem isy, Inflammation of the Lutigs, Low Spirits,
Fits, Measetse. Small l'ox, Whooping Coo gh,Crou p, S u re
'Eyes, Inward ,Weakness, Worms; - - 4111117. V. ItIOIICiIiIiS I
Dysentary, Gravel, Salt Rheum; Deafness and
other affections of the eat, St. Anthony's-Fire, Scorfu
'la or liines Evil, Ulcers, White Swellings, Tumors,,
Biles, Suppressed Monthly discharges, rind Female
Complaints in general, Eruptions of the Shin, Habitual
Costiveness', and all diseases depending, on a disorder
'ed'and disesaed-stme of the blood, or -a suspension of
the healthy secretions.
Therefore on the first appearance of any Of, these
evmptoms,,HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS, should be procured, apd ugedarcording, to the
dtreetions I Price 25 ten . U4 per box of 50 Pills, or five
boxes for one dollar:
' . YURTHER PROOFS OF TUE EFFICACY OF
LWINC E'S: COMPOUND SYRUP OF
HOARIIOUND IN R ELLEV- . .
.
• . INC; AFFLICT- '
ED .MAN! '. - . •
. .
' My. George T. Warringtol, residing in York street,
Federal Hill, Baltimore, was attacked with a violent
cough and sore throat, aft ,r trying ninny remedies,
!Was induced by a friend to use . iiance's Compound
By of Hoarhound, and before using one bottle was •
; . entirely cured.
ANOTHER YE,T MORE ASTONISHING,!
Mrs: Henrietta :derrick, residing in Monument street
' between Canal and Eden sheets, was attacked with a
very severe cough and pain in the breast, which 4w4s
• `-' co intense that it extended to the shoulders, She was
, • afflicted also with a pain in the side. .
After trying many retnedies, she was persuaded by a
friend to use Hance's Compound Syrup of Horehound,
and, after using three doses, she experienced great re
. •, lief, and before she had finished the bolt le,livas entirely
toted.. '
Price 50 cents per bottle. nr 5 bottles fors2 50.
' . For sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner of Charles and
' 'Pratt streets, and 108 Baltimbre street; and by the
•
following Agents: , .
isp JOHN FLOOD, POttsville ;E.A: Er HAMMER, Or
•- wigsburg :.GEO.. 11.F.IFSNYDER & BROTHER, New
.• • Castle ; . NM. PRICE, St. Clair ; SAM! .. KEMPTON
V
- and EII.NER, STRAUS,4r. Co., Port Carbon ; OM
' 'PER & MARS, Five Prima; C. W. DAUNEN RAU- ,
• ER. Tamaqua •L B. FALLS, Miuersville. : ,',
November 2.1, 184 G . , , • 47-
PUBLIC SALE OF - HOUSES
• • AND LOTS IN POTTSVILLE.
WILL be sold at 'Public Vendee, at Fox '1 Mora.
- V V mere' lintel, in Pottsville, on Friday, the 27th of
November, inst., at 2 o'clock, P. St., the tollorving sle
scribed Real Estate : .
A well.finLhed Frame Dwelling and Store, on Cer.-
tre street, oponrire the EpislyChurch.
A lot fronting on Rail road reel, and. a2O feet wide'
court in tear of the above, on which erected three
stone and five frame dwelling , , 05-hy 100 feet.
A vacant lot on William street, near Market, 52 by
70 feet.
several shares of Pottsville Water Stock. Con
ditions of sale will be favorable to purchasers. For
!further particularN Inquire of
ROBERT WOODSIDE; Pottsvilfe.
November, 21, 1045. AT—lt
POitkir l S Patent Burning ' Fluid.
•EHBONS, wishing 'Agifities for the above: article,
Pant/ th e aLatiip used fur ,hui mg it, for the counties
6f flucga; Berke, Chester, Breotgomery, Northampton,
Lehigh,uichuyikill and DnupLin, will apply to
W. IV...SHAW, Sole Agent,
" • 'No. 441, Market street; above 12th, Phtlada.••
. .
~ ,
110. Thep*Jie are cautioned fgahist all imitations of
the aboya-article. The genuine ran only be obtained
from the tubicriber or hl.i antgorieed agents-,
r.... Maim . Brigt;4 . Pott r haveleen appointed Agt'a
.rlbr Pottattil c and vicinity
EMN
. . - - "SijaY Cows.
STRAYED away on the nib or sworn
. =.l,rk . : r. fro the house of the subscriber, re
_
''. ' lug in tilitiersville ; a white tow, with
. . 1 116 R ' • spots ou one side and three on the oth
•er, a ed neck lie d head, with a white spot on the Rim
-bead. Ahihoce. .rk brown cow with a white spot on
theliack and'r 6, 1 ,• , , a white forehead, and a email white
spot no-one oft% Core legs, one of her !UMW pointing
do wn wa rd and the 7ai_lnworludpb:.e.l;llehdonn
u a D i rope to
which was attdette) , 3 ISAAC
. • ....,
October •41. t .18IX ' ' -'• 41-31*
Office of the Mount Carbon Roil Road Co.
• Pumanc, November ntli. 1846.
VOTICI: IS hereby given that the annual meeting of
IN the stockholders of. this Company. will be held at
the office of the Company, N0..74 Walnut street, on
Monday, the 7th day of December next, at 5 o'clock,
P, M,.„ when an election will be bald for President, El
Managers, Secretary and Treamer, to serve for the
ensuing year.
_• _
WEEK. • TOTAL. ' y
of 379,199 17
. 5,552 00 2.12,710 14 ,
11,656 14, 444,69612.
:,1,9x9 16
_77,405 18
491,053 00
4,133 20 Tons
132,792; 5 " -
213„553 .
t 1• CLEA %tit. Coq cc tor
5,1111 17 Tons
J 89,397 OG Tons
ram
JAMES . - C. DONN ELL, Secretary.
Philad4., November2oBl6. 47-3 t
Take Notice
THAT the horse, wagon, hat l neas,.bottle'a and all the
.1. stock and daturea of the•batiling establishment,
carried on by Henry Bucher, in the Borough of 11Iindra.
vine, belong to me, and ar e
. onl y . rented to him, &ten
my pleasure., • • 9SORGE' LAUB&
November 215t.,1840. j 4741*
Hotqr and Stabling at Tuscarora.
Proposals in writing wilt be recni void by
subshribers until the 31st day of December.,
• •••!. nest, for rentingon, a lease Intone armors
'lllg years the hotel and stating at Tuscarora,
Schuylkill county, Penurylvania, located_
at the upper termination of thb Schuylkill Valley Rail
Road. Possession will be given on the first nay of
April. 1847. The proposals to be directed to 4 obn
Etrnthers by the potl. office, Tuscarora.
C. STEVENSON,
" JACOB ALTAR. '
. .
JOHN STRUTHERS.
WilkesbarreAdvocate and Danville Democrat please
copy; and send bllls to this Office.
Nov 21, 1846 r 47-
.
Now Books.
History Of the French RevOlution,
Lives of :Statesmen, by I. Q. Adams,
The ew Tinian, • ) •
...,
Inez, or Love on the Rio Oiande, . 121
The Red Skins, by Cooper; ' - , ' 25
Woman's Reward, by Itlrsi Norton, >^- 25
Bonfield; or the Outlaw of the Isle of Bermudas 25
,The lives and tragical deaths of beautiful fe- , .
males. . • /' gi
Count ot Monte Christ% by Alexander Dumas,
2 vols. • 900
, Capt. Paul, by Alexander ktunaas, . 25
"The Duke of Burgundy, IT Dorms. 25
. Together with a variety o other Books just received
and roc sate at BANNAN '8 cheap book and Stritionery
store, Pottsville. Nov. 21' 47-
Lorberry Creek Raft Road. Co.
rOTICE is licieby given to the stockholders of said
111 Cdnipahy, that an annual election will be lield'on
Monday. the ith day orDecember next, at the house
of Irael 'Rein hard ,in the borough of Pi„degrove, Schuyl
kill County, to elect by ballot, on l'resident, eight
Managers, one Treasurer, and one'Sccretary; , for the
ensuing year. 301 IN STRIMPFLER.
Riaekyove, Noy, 14, 1816
lir
Notice.
IXTHEREAS Daniel lienry, 'an Indentued oppren-
V V Ike to the Carpenter names', has left his .situa
tion witlinot any just cans All persons are, therefore,
Birth] harboring him; or g ving hint any credit on my
account. -
Nov. 14, 1546 JACOB SHELIA.
464[4'
,
- JAMES t IL CAIIRI3IELI4
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CERI ILE STREET, O f OTTSVILLE, PENNA.,
ape nett door to Samuel Thotapeon's Store,
11 7 a " 1; 1 d
ra it l i
Schttytkill
•
•
TO all -Whom At may Concero.
TIIE subscriber nEers NI sale. at fair
' prices and rTasonble ternis, two lots of
Lt
„..
ground on Norwegian qreet, opposite Beat
;;" ; G t , tes Row, (now , occupied by; Win.r .
mire) containing in front 21 feet each, and
allowance, and in depth 65 feet—on a culvert and Aley
of :II feet a; a back entrance. , •• •
Terms one-third case, one-thud Ist of April, 'O,
and the remaining one-third lot of April.'4B, ivith in
terest on tile, stuns falling due. said lots wilt he s o ld
separately dr t.rigetUr.as purchasers may desire 4
• JOHN 'M. CROSLAND.
Nov. 14.15 id'
•
Patent Vrease,
Ft - ntthe axles of Carriage;, WagonF,ltail•Road Care
und .Machinery of Of hitnitt, to 4F:ve it and Frevens
frirt ion.
This article is prepared and for sale bi CLEMCNS,3r.
PAR VIN, the only manufaCtu tors of aim article, hi the .
United States. at their Avholesale and retail Hardware
and Dritt Store in Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pa. '
REMEMBER that none genuine without the writ-
ten siznature of the inventor and proprietor, Chas. W.
Clemens. upon each package.
Pcateshie, Nov 14,•1816 96-
H Valuable Lands for Sale.
00
(GIZES of Coal nod Timber lamb, situate
tu Harty. Plllerrove, and Ilrayne townships
S.11101:111 county, in tracts of unnt to four hundred
act ea, Pir sale, For particulars, terns, apply to
. . GEG. W. - I.I4.TCHIN:
Schuylkill Haven. Nov. 11, 1 . 06 • - - 413-31
MILLINERY:
FALL AND WINTFIC,FASIIIONS.
4RS.MARVIA' innounces to her numerous, friends
111 entt'she twill open her FASIIIONABLE STYLE
BONNETS Eris MOinine,apdtsotici t e their pationage.
Also. lot sale , Bonnet Velvdts,.-satins, Silks, Ribbons',
Feathere, Flivoiers;&c:., of various patternia and Ayles,
Nov 14, 1816 „ .
MONEY FOUND.
FOUND yesterday at the Mount Caibon Aotel, a sum
ormoney. The owner can .have it by ;describing it
satisfactorily and paying for Ibis advertisement. Ap
ply to WM. I'. SANDERS.. at Mt! Carbon Multi.
Nov 19 16,16 96--
3trtrALo -ROBES.-2 bales Nom. 1. and 2, Buffalo
Robes, for -fate at'IIIARTIN'A Drug Store.
NnS• 14 1646
•
STOVES! - STOVES!!
• Cheaper than ever!!
TUST received a new and elegant acsortment of the
anprOved Parlor, Ilan, Dining room and Cook
ng Stover, hoer offured in %Pottsville. Call and "see
or li.u.nrselv es., • SEEN & HOOVER
Successors to Byron Phillip's.
. f Stray Cow.
i; •
C TRAYED away, trout the -residence of the,subscri
,l,7lberat CroW HolloW, on ;URI Creek, near Ashes
late Itonaldson's - Mines, on the 2241 of October, a Red
Cow, with a white face, a sinall ice ring around her
eyes, and the whitebf her Oil mixed with dark hairs.
Her horns curve inward. She is about six or eight
years old and in good condition. When she_strayed
away she was near calvinr anti had no milk. -
Toomes,st.".x.ToN,..r.t. tiAlyntan's Mines.
Nov. Id, 1846 • 46-40
Stray • Cow
TRAYRD away from the subscriber residing, at the
lONortli American Mines, the;
Thursday last, a small
Brindle Cow, with short. thick horns, with a long tall
with- a white tip on the same. Any 'person who will
give information where she can be gar again, shall be
reasonably rewartled. SAMUEL HUMPHREYS.
00. 31, ISO . 41-30
DANCING SCHOOL.
1 - 2RANkLIN STOUGH returns his sincere thanks to
- his friends and the public generally for the liberal
patronage beamed upon'him-heretofore, and respect
fully informs his patrons that-his Dancing School will
he Opened on Wednesday next, November 16th, et the
Town Hall,"Where he will have the pleasure of intro
ducing some entirely new dances, which he has just
received. Plain Dancing, Mamalin Quadrilles, Polka
Quadrilles,'Celiareau's Waltz. and all the most lash
loonblerhitices Wilt be taught during the season.
Days of tuition; Wednesdays and Thursdays, from
3 to 5 o'clock,: P. M., for Ladies and Youths, :and from
B to I() for Gentlemen.'
Coy terms:&e....pleasepply to Mr. T. Slouch. at the
Exchange Hotel. Nov 140815 46--.
New Boot Cs.
AT STATIdNERS' JIALL, MARKET STRUT.
Just received froth the publishers :
Diana orMerider, by Alexandre Duntat,
Grace Weldon, by J. 11. Ingraham,
The Spanish Musketeer, o *No prize novel; by Lieu-
tenant Murray.
Mavcn I.c•cant,.by the Abbe. Prevost,
The SuiCide Restored, by B. Darker Esq.,
Reuben Delano, or the adyentures:of a Whaler,
Trial of Myers, with suppreised letters,
Louisan D'Arquien, •
The Ladies' Garland, a dollar Maga'zine,
E. N. CADVALTIO,
below Anthracite Gazette Office
, Mess Mackerel.
A stipple of Mess Mackerel just received at the York
1 - 1 Stare for family use. EDW. YARDLEY.
Pottsville ti?./.2th, 1816 4 5 --
. •
GOLD PENS AT ONLY $2 00. ,
ENEDICT & BARNEY'S celebrated Gold Pen
ilve r pencil case, at tlte.unitsampled low rate
of 87.; just tencived and fur sale at BANNADPS Blimp
Book and Stationery store. Who woilltrnt have a elild
pen now 1 Nov. 14 • . . 96-
To all to whom It may C,ovr.cern.
• Take Notice.
THAT the,second Methodist Episcopal Church of
the borough,. of Pottsville, have presented and et
hiblted to the Court of Common Pleas of Schuylkill
County, a charter`bf inloration for the examination,
and'approv al Gl' said Cou , and that said Court atter ex
amining the objectrAtcles and conditions therein set
forth and contained,and the same appearing to the raid
court to be lawful, and not injurious to the community,
have ordered and directed that the said charter bellied
in the office of the Prothonotary of said court and that
/notice be inverted in one newspaper, , publistmll in the
County of Schuylkill for three weeks, setting fbrth
that application has been trade by the said second
Diethodiat Episcopal Church of the borough of Potts.
villa for a charter of mcorpormion as set forth and con
tained ip paid ineirutnent filed, and unless cause be
shown to the contrary at the Term of December, :846,
•the said Limner of Incorporation will be granted agree-,
ably to the art of - Assembly in such cases made and
provided:' Ily.oCder of said Court.
• C. M. STRAV.F, Proth'y.
,Jrrilgskurg, Nov. ith,.lB 16. ' • - 45-31
SHERIFF'S '
- -
0-P .REAL-ESTA TEL
, i
By virtue of several writs of Vgan rrtelitt EXiONAII
and LIPARI* FACIA'S ' Issued out 'or th e' Court of
Common Pleas of Schayikilt County, and to me direct
ed, wilt be exposed to sale by public vendue Or outcry
On Mednesday. Me 2d day-of December, 1846 ,
At 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the lutmee of Michael
GMeff, In the Issroegh of Orwigsburg;
'All those eerie:le two Watts or parcelsof land, the
first thereof situate partly tn,the borough of Schuylkill
Haven, and, par . tly in Manheim Township, Schuylkill
.Connty s beginning at a pine Minn on the weal side of
the river Schuylkill, and a corner of laud of John Pott,
thence by land of John Pott, snath 621 degrees, west
41 - perches to a post, lecorner of land of Thomas Silly.
man, thence by land of Thomas Sillyman, the three
next mentioned courses 'south 27; degrees; east 40' per.
elms to a post, south 621 degrees, west 46 perches to a
post, south all degrees, east crosamg the West branch
of the river Schuylkill, and also the Mitre Hid and
Schuylkill Haven Rail Road 155 perches to a stone a.'
.Coiner of land of Daniel Battolet, thence by hie, land;
north 35-degrees. east 63 perches ton stone, thence by
the same south 191 degrees, east - 123 3-10 perches to a
stone in a line of land of George Kerschner, thenee by
his land portb 7.4 degrees, east 37 perthes to a stone on •
the bank of the river Schuylkill, thence along the river
tithuytkill porth 291 degrees, east 46 640 Perches to a
beach tree on the bank of the river, thence by West
Schuylkill Haven, north 26 degrees, west iSI 9AO per.
ches to a post on the bank of the river Schuylkithithence
along the said river north 77, degris, west 38 It=l o . per
ches to a stone, thence up the riv tichuylkill, the see
eral courses and distances there f, anu crossing the
West branch of the river Schuylkal, with its junction
at the main branch to the place of
,beginning, contain
ing 149 acres and 59 perches, with the appurtenances,
, consisting of a one two story log dwelling
,_.
, ; ,y ,, house, a one story stone house, a frame
eile ia 1,7, barn, a two story stone home, with a
sees;
. _:: ".. ...;:a built of atone, with a two story stone well
house unfinished, a two story frame house, a black
smith shop, 9 shanties built on ground rent, and a num—
her of other buildings put up ay the Philadelphia and
Reading Rail Road Company and others. ;
The second thereof situate in the said township of
Manlichn, beginning at a white oak, thence by land of
Kerschner, north 131 degrees, west 17 percales to a cites
net;eale, thence by land of Boyer, berth:72l degrees:
east 143 perches tb a stone, thente parity by land of
Feaster and partly by land of Bartolet,north 181 degrees,
wed, 207 perches to a
stone, thence by other land south
89) degrees, east 221 perches to a post, thence by land
of Thomas Sit lyman south 18; degreep, east2i7 perches
ton stone, thence by land of Dress, south cat degrees,
west 105 perches to a Spanish Oak, and south 814 de.
grees,' west 64 7-10 perches to the place of beginning,
containing 60 acreskc., as in and by said 'mortgage &c.,
recorded in Schuylkill County, in mortgage hook E,
page 268, will more fully appear 4.c., together with the
hereditaments ade appurtenances. As the property of
ROSWELL PITCH.
At the same time and place, all the right; title
and interest of David 0. Macomber, of, in, and to all
'that certain tract or parcel of land, situate in Porter
Township, Schuylkill County, adjoining lands of now
or late John Masser, Jonathan N aitlinger, John Hand
Sen., Peter Brown, Bernard Zimmerman, and others,
containing 15! acres and 11 perches or thereabouts, and
which said lands were conveyed to Henry Miller,. by
two separate deeds, one thereof from Jonathan Neit
linger, and Maria his wife, dated the first day of April,
1837, and recorded at Orwigsburg, in Deed book No.
21, page 500, for 26 acres 11 perches,-and the other from
John Hants and Catharine his wife, dated 26th day of
April; 1836 and recorded at Orwigsburg in Deed book
Ne. 21, page 501, for 126 acres more ortess, excepting
' thereout 4 acres and 6 perches, which ; was conveyed
by henry Miller. and Elizabeth his wife to John Mas
ser, by deed bearing date-the first day of June, 1842,
and recorded at Orwigsburg , in Deed book No. 21,page
503, with tee I,paartenances consisting of a two story
log dwelling house and a log barn.
ALSO, all the rigid. title, and ititereshof 'David 0,
Macomber, in all that Certain tract or -parceh,of land,
situate in Porter Township, Schuylkill enemy, adjoin
ing lands of late henry Mint:. Jonathan Neitlinget,
'John Hand, and others, containing 5 acres and 4(1 per
ches more or less, with the appurtenances.
A eso, allure right, title, and interest of David 'O.
Micotuber.in all that certain tract or parcel of land
Situate in Porter Township. Schuylkill County, bound
.eti-by lands of now or late Henry i tiller, Jonathan Ncit
linger, Aid Jacob Harter, containing 48 acres and 156
• ,pe telieS strict measure; with the appurtenances, con
isticg of a two story the dwelling Inure. As the propf
erty of DAVID 0. MACOMBER. ,
Atike same lime and place, all that certain lot
of grOund eiriniriettifore sold, situate in the town of
Tuscarora, toured:fp of Schuylkill, bounded northward
ly by Sanderson sheet, southwardly by lot No, 77, east
wardly by Locust alit,;;,
.and westwardly by Newbold
street; containing iii wi a t,ii from Sanderson street to '
mot N 0.77, 50 feet 6 incher, land in length from Locust,
alley to Newbold street, 110 .feet, and being the sdme
lot of ground which was conveyed to the said John Mi
chael Gummy, in fee by William „Latiton, William
Wallace, and Christopher Loeser. tritatees,,fic. Also,
all that certain lot of ground, situate in the town of
Tuscarora, in Schuylkill Township aferesaid,,boanderl
northwardly by Carbon avenue, southward!) , -by Pine
alley, eastwardly by lot No. 136, and westwardly by
Mill street, containing in' width or breadth from Mill
street to lot No 336, tidy feet and in length from Cer
tin avenue to Pine alley 150 feet and being the lot
which is marked in the general plan of the Town of Tus
carora, with the No. 137, and being the'rame lot con
veyed in the said John Michael Gummy /II fee by the
aforesaid Lawton, Wallace and Loeser, trustees, &e.
Also, all that certain lot of ground, situate in the town
of Tuscarora aforesaid, hounded and described as (O
ldies :—Containing in front or,willtli, on the eastward
ly side of Cattawissa street 76Teet, on the not tat along
the land now or late George lteber,3s6l to a 20 feet wide
alley, thence along said alley 5 Yeet, to the northern
litre of lot No. 30, thebce along said fine 200 .feet to
Cattawi'sa street aforesaid and marked on the general
.plan of said town with the No. 361, being the acme lot
of ground which Joseph Lyon and wife, by dged dated
the 27th day of May, --., granted and conveyed,to Jo
sepli A. Davidson and the said Davidson and wife by
deed bearing date et es therewith. granted to the said
John Michael Gummy,-together with the appurtenances
and hereditanientsfits the property ofJOHN MICHAEL
GUMMY. ,
gg
46-4 t
. .
At the same time and place, all that certain
lot or piece of ground, situate in the borough of. Schuyl
kill Ilaven, Schuylkill county, on the northward!) . ride
of Union street, adjoining Daniel Saylor on the north;
by Roland Kline motile east, being 22 feet in front, and
, . . 122 feel in depth, with the appurtenances,
i t
' /Y. consiltng of a one and a half , tory frame
••i• i . dwelling house. A=the propertyof'3ollN
ails .
ma
~cl,*ll. BECKER and RERINA BUCKER, elcerit
_aq tors of the la 4 will and testament o
MAGDALENA BERKIIEISER, deed
46-
On Saturday, the sth day of December, 1846
At the house of Daniel Hill. in the borough of Potts
vile, at it? o'clock in the forenoon,
All that certain Coiner lot of grougd, situate in Law
ton's addition to the town of Port Carbon, in,tiorwegiat
. . ,
township, In the county of Schuylkill, bounded on thet
northwest by Tenth Street, nit the southeast by Third'
street, on the northeast by Grand street and on th e
south west by lot No. 143, containing in' width (thal
ami:ld street.to.krt.No.l.l3, tixt)..tWo feet and in length'
from Third street to Fourth street,2oo feet, and being
the lot which is marked in the general plan of Lawl
tan's addition to the town of Port Carbon, with No
144, and the same lot or piece of ground which Wilt.
ham Lawton, William Wallace; and Christopher , ,Loe'-
ser, by deed dated the 7th of November, -A. 1). (18331
eighteen hundred and thirrty-three, granted and cold.
veyed to the said Joseph F. Carroll, in fee, subject to
-the provisions of 'the said deed; relative to the stone*
or fossil coal, that..may be. found upon the premisesli
with the appurtenances consisting qf a one and a half
story frame dwelling house and a frame stable. ' As
the property of JOSEPII F. CARROLL.
At the same time and place, all that certain
law piece of ground, situate in the borough of.PottS
vine, in the county of i4rituylkill, on the northwesterly
side of Third street, and being the northeastwarilly
hallo(' lot marked)n Pott dr. Patterson's addition to
Pottsville number three (3), being 20 feet front on said.
Third street, and 270 deep, bounded on one side by let
'No. 2, and on the other aide by the-other half of said
lot,in thZ rear by'a public ayiey, and in front by Third
street with the appuitenances consisting of a two story,
frame dwelling house'with a basement story oPstone.
Ai the property of FREDERICK HUMBERT,
At the same time and place, all that certain
piety or undiVided half parts of all that certain trdet,
piece or parcel ofland, situate in the township of Nor
wegian (now Branch) Schuylkill county, beginnin at
a stone, thence by land of Philip Clouser, north 41 de
grees, west 100 perches, to a chesnnt. thence by land
of Jacob Faust, north 40 degrees, east 97 perches th,a
spruce, Dienes south 41. degrees, east 39 perches to
white oak, thence north 49degrees, east 37, pereheS in
spruce, thence south 41 degrees, east 70 percheato a
post thence by -land of Miller & Rex, south •19 elegremi,
west 444 perches to the place of beginning,. containing
al acres and 21 perches neat measure.. being the same
premises which Charles S hipline and Martha his Wife
• by deed dated Cetrilier 29, Is2o, • granted to IlenrY It.
`Davis in fee, witli the appurtenances, consistingof
pue story log do:telling lieueb and a stable. As the prop
erty of HENRY R. DAVIS. •
• 'At the same time and, pleiee all those two cer
tain messuages, tenements or lots of land, and tlte wri
ter rights thereunto belonging, situate in Maitheim
township, Schuylkill county, the first thereof botinded
as follows :-13eginnin_ at a black oak, standing antic,
Centre Turnpike roadetlienee south 2 degrees, east .".".+5
perches-to a po-t in said road, thence continuing along
said road, south 15} degrees, east 48 perches to a stone'
atthe said road, thence north 821 degrees, west' 131
perches to the Canal; thence by the same tothe (atrial
sirtm, thence along high water mark of said dani to a
post, titmice rorth 75! degrees, west about 5 perches to
the place of beginning, bounded all around by land of
late George Dreibelbis, deceased, of which this was a
Part; mint:lining 2 acres and 80 perches. the second
thereof beginning at a post at the side or the
thence gawn the same,south 27 degrees. west,Bo perch
es, and south 7 degree's, we'st - pmehrs to the river
thence up Vie same, north 211 decrees, east
lb perches - to a bridge, and north 57 degrees, West 4
perches to the placeof beginnirig, containing 50 perches
more or less, with the appurtenances, comb:ling of a
two story frame dwelling house, with a
basement story of in the rearm stone
• es spring house. a story frame house, with
MI•
2 * a story stone kitchen thereto attaehed. a
story frameehouge, a -1-story log house,
with a basement story ofstone;and two frame stables
As the property of GEORGE EZERT.
Ali Blend and taken into execution, and will ee sold
br JEREMIAH REED,. Sheriff.
iTherift's °Mee. n
Orwigs-}
ba NB'''. 7th, 1846.
50 Tons Of Rail Road Iron;
JUST received at'the New York Store, tiftydoni of
second band flat bar Itairoad Iron 21 xi orti 'Past
excellent quality,' which d will tell at 65 dollars per
ton. Also constantly nh hand If xf Railroad iron thr
drifts: - Flue Iron for 'rebates and bar Iron of every de
scription at the lowestlnarket price. • ;
EDWARIPTARDLEY.
Nov. MAO:
Superior Wrapping. Paper.
infl REAMS snperior t Wratiping Paper, for bags,
lI_PO the hest in the elate ; Just received and for sale
at DIANNAN'S Paper store, Pottsville.
N0v.14 46-
THE MINER$ 1 JOURNAL.
, I ,I 3 4III),CLADLITION., f
SxTHEHEAs the Don. LUTHER KIDDER, &Oaks,:
President of the seVeral courts of common Pleas
of•the counties of Schuylkill, Carbon, and Mourne. in
Pennsylvania, and Justice, of the several Courts Of
quartertGessions of the 'Peace, Oyer and Terminer,
and Geheral Gaol Delivery, in said counties; :and
STRANCIA N. PA Lwan,and JAC44II HUNT2IFiIIit,ES4 tares,.
Judges of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace
Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, for the
trial Of, all capital, end other offenders, in the said
.county of Schuylkill—by : their precepts, tome ,firected,
have !ordered a Court of COmmon Pleas, Oyer and Ter
minei, and General Gnat ‘Delivery,- to be hidden it' Or,
tvigsburg, on jdonday, Opt , - ith day of December hest •
to continue one week: •
• _
Notice is therefore hereby give a to the Coronit, the
Justices of the Peace; and Constables of the said 'county
of Schuylkill; that they are by the said precenis com
manded to be then and there, at 14:1,o'clogb In the fore
noon of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
esatulqations, and all other remembrances, to dblhose
things,i which to their several offices appertain to be
done ;;and all those that are bound by recognizan
cee. against the prisoners that are or then
shall be in the gaol of said county of Schuylkill, are to
.be then and Otero to prosecute them ns shall - be just,
God save the - Commonwealth.
• Jr:REM...it IitECD, Sheriff.
Mriff's Office, Orwigs-
burg,
.Noit. 7. 1316. j 45
N. 8.--The witnesses and Jutors who are summoned
to attend said Court, are required to att:nd punctually
In case of non-atten,lance, the law to such eases, made
and provided, will .bc rigidly enforced. This notice Li
published by oriel' sir the Court; those concerned tw ill
govern themselves accordingly, . 1.
PROCLAMATION:
VOTICE is hereby given, that a Court of Cotnnton
Pleas, f ,r the trial of causes at issue - in ant for the
county of Schuylkill, • will he held at Orwigsburg. iq
the county nforesaid. on Monday, tint 11th day of De
cember next, to cortintie two weeks. i
Therefbre all persons having suits pending, and all
persons whose duty it shall he to appear nt said Court,
will take notice and govern themselves nrcordingly.
JEREMIAH 'REED, Sheiltr.
Sheriff's office OrlTigs-1
burg, NO,. 7, 1:4.
ANTHRACITE FURNACE.
„I:1'1 11111 C S_ LE.
wILL besold atpublic sale at the Pennsylvania
in the borougb,uf Pottwdlc , Schuylkill en unv
en Tuesday, the 2141 day of Jiforrmber, 1616, at 10 o'clock
in the "foreitoon.;;the unexpired term (being nearly
four(years) of a lei=s on all that, certain Anthracite
Furnace, with the Xiachinery. tools, and fixtures there
of, and the lot or nitre of ground known no the `Hand'-
whereon the said P3rance is erected, situate in the bo
rough of Pottsvilleofoiesaid ; and the privilege of ro
newingrtlie said lett-e, for another term of four years:
The said Furnace now in blast, and it' well ilituated
for making iron, being Immediately on the Schuylkill
Canal, and connected With the Reading Rail Road, so
that ore and limestone can be procured, and the metal
readily sent away in all sea , ntis of the year: Terms of
payment will be nittle known on the day of sale. Any
further tnformatimi of the pretni,es can be. obtained
froth the subscribe at . Putt_ville. For the concerned
J NO. SIIIPPEN.
11.
,S. Gazer e inseit twice a Week till sale in daily
paper, mark price In bottom nod charge this office, .
AirblY Cow.
Q PLAYED away unt the br,b4eriber, residing at
ey Colhia y, ideal wwit ago, a black Cow, with a
white face, tine eye ilack. with white lezH %nal) horns, the
one bent up and thd other down. both bored With u, ulna
blet about I . ' year,' heuV -with calf, and long hushey,
tail Whoe7er v..111;011111 said Cow to the pub.eritair,or
lea;e, ! ' infortitation ap 11.:Neyere Si Co: Middleport
will he ren.,bulibly . .1011 N PHILLIP:I.
Skliddleport, Nov.!:th ' • 45-3 t
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
von
HE subscrAr otTers to sell at private sale,
his valuable MILL PII(WERTY, 4-c.,
situated in Shanipkin township, Northumberland,
cOunty, about 3 piles from the town of Shatnokin,
on the public roid Icadiag front the Iltier town to
S'elinsgrove, consiiting of a tt act of land, being 32
acres mtiie ofterit : bouialcd by lands of Einanuel
Zimmerman, .44.,1 Sheib, and others: The
lend is of a good:te4n.vel quality, in a high state
of cultivation, arid und'Cr good fences,. About Fix
acres thereof is ercellent . ..;Itou'oito land, and. fOur.
acres are covered timber. The improvements
thereon erected rite an excellent .
Frcirne Grist J7II t , •
Two and - a harsiories high, with two pair of,
Stones, one pah4being French Burrs, a Smut ma
chine, EleVators ) ,CUrn..thellers, and other necds.a
ry' Machinery,lThe Mill is in excellent
. order to
make Flour andlfor ctistom , work, it having re
cently undergon4 a thorough reparation.
Also, a good - SAW MILL, latel repaireA—a.
new two story stone - STILL HOUSE, 40 4,50
feet; the waters of Valley Sprine, being condticted
by means of wooden pipes into the Ist story of the
'same. •
•
Also, a large Iwo 'story FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, with anew am a,
s• 5 Kitchen tht'reto attached; with good
•
'near the doiir—a:iieW BAN IC BARN, 30 by 40,
and a , good • 1 strify TEN AT HOUSE, 40 by
25, [intended for the ;duller.)
The above property is well worthy the !atten
tion of those wisltag :to purchase. It is off'ere'd at
a low rate, and ttii teiars of p4ment will be made
eas P y i .' isessi . On an intl ' isputable bz,gi
ven on the first thy o( April next. •
Those.wishinglio ‘iie# the propeity, will please,
fall on. Mr. Gottligb:Dreirnayer, residing;on
same. , For furti#4, puticulars-upply to the under
signed proprietor ) residing at Port Carbon,,Schuyl-•
kill county. .JACOB wurrOLE.
N. B. Should the. above property noti be sold
at priyateisale 14 the Ist day of Januark, 1847,
it will then at 12e'clock, M., on said day,.on the
premises be rentfd far the term of 1
rTar', ~,S unbutv American" preaso Insert 3
times, and send 4211 to tale office.
Port Carbon, ploy. 14, 1816. . " 1 46—ts
. .1 ,
PUBLIC '48A1.,E. 1 ,
• 1 !
„
.T rIE st,thscrtherf will sell'elmblic sale, on i asnirday, 4
the 2lst of Nosen,trer next, the following property',
situated in tees Pori, Maidencreek township, Berks
county and on the debts kill canal, viz : ...' 1
A - Targe four story - Acme mill, with four' pairs- of
,
• French urrg ; 1,01(1 all the necessar y' machin
;;;;T:ll. erytor ddng merchant and country work.—,
:The mitand all tlfe machir cry is nearly new
and in first rate n,ler. ' Vlac'iMgine Is also hbaily new
and has sutficient.powel to drive the four run of stones
with all the machliery. 'Mere IS also a larg.e three
story frame store o.nd grain house near the 'said mill, '
with klarge wharnear the canal, where there is an
extensive businest doing tartlet:oat and Luniter trade. '
There is also Belo ring to the raid mill propeily a tarkle
!.vvo story Brick nwEt.i.ixer IltillsE' and about two
acres of land. adjciiniug the said wharf on the canal.
Ikt.Ro—A farm tontaining about forty-tire arree itt .
grpt Late land, art , l-in a good state of eultiiratton:. The ,
imaroViments nn said farm are lal large' two
-story sione dwelling house, and a large barn,
ilillF with Miter out huildings, such asiWasti house,
smoke house, wagon linuSe, &C. Also a iWeil of gond
water' with a pomp therein, near to.thadoor of said
'dwelling*. There id, nn said Atm,' a ' genii' Apple or-
Chard, besides a variety of oilier fruit trees.
'At-so--A. large Brisk 'Dwelling Irons' and Int of
• : ground,containing about one at•re. There
a,,,, in, a.so on said Int a waSh house, smoke house,
ft.A
5711; - dre., besides a t'ariety of fine frdit trees, and '
alrin good order. 'fire Sfo'res - aid proportp is situate
in a veer healthy part of the country, a ink the Inca tio'
has many advantages, twine on • the Centre turnpike,
that lea& front Reading to Pettsvide. and also within,
shunt four hundred yairi.o of the -Philid.tlphia and
Beading rail road. ' it it one,of tp: hesOocations for
getting grain that there is in the county,anci likewise
has the advantage of the Pottsville market. We thmk
' it riot necessary to give any further description of , the
property, as any person wishingto purchase can viewit.
.any time previous to.lbe sale, or obtain arty other infer-.
Illation required, by calling on Jamee DaVrah, residing
on the premises, or Nathan Younr.No.44o North Seer
ond Street, Philadelphia. The 'said pr
,perty will be,
Old together or separate, to sult,purchasi-re. Bale to
-enhimenCear,Lo'cluck an said day; codditionti made
known by ,' *,' ' s IA MF.S BARRAH, ,
NATHAN YOUNG,. I
i 444 t..:
Oct 370846
-4.., •
( I
fall
OCARAf
~'•AN ACOUSTIC OIL! '10 4 )
:41 VIE OILY ttIRE
DEAFNESS
, I
0,
. DEAFNESS CURED.
seurlia's . Compound Kra's°le -Icoustic
Flt the cure 6fDeafoess, pains nnil the discharge
X of matter, front the ears ; also all those disagreea
ble noises like the burring of insects, !Idling of water.
whizzing of steam, ac., which are Ineptoins of .cin.
preaching deafness, and also generallyf attendant With.
the disease• . • • • • • r. ; ~
Niv.SSRS, Enliong :—Dektnessis a dipeaselvbich E dias
hitherto been considered incurable, ..bat 1 Carr inform
the public that it is a mistaken idea, I had been deaf
for ten years alittconel isded 1 ,most ,repfain ao; buti riot
many,months since I saw . in your palter an advertise
,ment of " Scarpa ' s Oil" felt fieaMeSs.i As a last ?evert
1 concluded to try it, and newel am happy to say,l,can
hear as well as anyone. Two•oftny fiends havOlso
'
used it • one,VVas so deal that he used n ear trumPet :
•now he hears perfectly %WWI without i —the other:WOß
very much troubled wilh noises in th ears and head,
and lie-at once thiind reliefand is wall. 'Qne mottle'
aired me, which I thought getting melt pretty cbeag,
—• • • • VOW'S, &c. • BILIS 1111G,8E,..:. i
. ! - • . Second Strept, bet*/ .P.:,r,;z. e
PhilndelPhia, July 1, I&ll.—brdger.l. - •:''• •:.
'For .sale• fq 11. ii. GUllltvert, Nu. Ir'o North second
street. Philadelphia, and in Pottsville by . JOHN C.
!MOWN, where-those intereeted tail obtain ina4) . In
tdresting certificates of cures. . „,
November 7, 1846. • , t -
.OPIWPRIETORS OF COAL MIRES and Railroad
Companies. • The sulwriber offers for sale 400 tons
eat Rapped Iron, fit to relay, 2.; by I, deliverable be
tween this and 'the tat or December next. Aber, 10
tons Railroad. Spikes. suitable for , the Iron..
B. M. SHEAMAN. cur. limed and Beaver Its.
New Yotk, Nov. 7th, 180 . -4.5-2 rue
Wanted Unitodiately:
JOUFLNEVitEN Tailors at Nowa. Lippincott di
AA" Taylor's ; corner of Centre and Itiliantongo'sts.
Pottsville. . Oct. 31, 1846 - • 44-
CHEAP 11001 ES;
READING FOR THE MILLION.
ST4TIONER'SrJie2LL, V4RBE•T STREET.
TGE march of intellect is onward, Nit the pockets of
the people.cao illy afford the expenditure of stand
ard works, that 15 to keep pace With the Impt °cements
of the age;ii. To obviate this nifficuity,..we invite every
body to stationer's flail, Where may be had all the
cheap publication t as they are issue 4 from Itte piess at
ct , i. and tl:icts each lIELOW' XTORACITE GA
ZETTE OFFICE,
October SI ISM
A CAR - D.
IPPINCOTT & TAYLOR respecirully invites the
I.4attention of their customers and the public in gene•
rah to tikeir new stock,orFall knil Winter goods, witch
they liavejust opened : A :stock superior to anything
that has ever been otrered hi this place.
LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR,
Merchant Tailors & Clothiers, corner or Centre
' and Mahantongo streets, Pottsville, Pa.
Octoter 21;1816
Pocket Bibles Veiry Cheap. •
LT:GANT Pocket Bibles, gilt, ivltit flaps, only 75
E
cents, just received and fog sale at 13.5.NNAN'3
Clicn I, Bonk Strie. •
• 0ct..,21, ISO. ' • •
TANNERY', SKIN DRESSY": &c.
• , FRANKLIN KLINE ,
A NNOUNCES to his friends and•the. Oublic, that he
itas taken the Tau Yard, belonging to the estate of
the late Sher.felter. on Church alley, where he
will keep on hand for sale' all kinds hf leather Diann
factored in the best manner, aunt respectfully solicits
the continuance of tha custOta of the. late Mr- Shenfel
ter. and this public genBsally, which he till endeavor
to antra h 4 a strict attention to tmAdess. Try us.
T 4 e iliellest.price paid for hide's.
Oct. 31;. ISL 6 ! 44-
. , I , BOARDING, . ' • •
rim - a '
. 7 1 r three Boarders can he arrommndated by
-I- applying hutuedhekely at Mrs. 11.i.1011'5 ill Nor
4vecian sheet, (Mr. Cat:mines House) 2d dead above
Third street. ~,A-o,:tubor
0,:tubor 17, 184. L.
Superior Old Irish Whiskey,
Fon sale by PO.STE , It DALEY,
corner Centre and Market sts
Pottsville, Oct. 10,1840. 41-3 rno
Jones' 'ltalian Ch meal Soap,
A N Inrallible and never faintly renledy for all erup
rl.tinns and diseases of
. rtie skin, such as Pimples,
Blotches, Salt Rheum ' Scurvy, !teat Spots, chapped,
tracked.nr tender des!), just received and fur sale at
HANNAN'S PerfpnierY azure, Pottsville.
' 3g:a
• —
Farm Far Sale,
a 2.
_. THE subscriber wits arli a valuaNe
farm. consisting nlll7O acres, situated in
s s•d, • l'incg.roVe township, Szi.z ;kill county;
MI . 4 "
ii a . * 'about 4 mines belOw rene‘troce. ,Aliont
tit acre.; ef the land is c a
leared,and in state
of cultiVation, ten cf . ii, filch is in meadow. The bal
ance to woodland, wen tmiliered The Union Canal
rails through the property.. The hu,tnitiss consist of a
IWosicii'y &letting blouse, a new alWit , zev Mtn, and oth
er outhitiltlium There are two orchard s On the farm,
anti Du abundant sitypty of good wareedri rite pretuided
clnSe by the buildings. There are kifteon.acres of cc in-
Air grain in the ground,. For terms and - other parWu
!it rt, apply to the subscriber in Tinegrove.
purErt FILBERT.
41-If
Cictuber,lQ, 1615
Gl72lig r , &C.
DOUBLE and slne.le barrelled stub and tAyist. Da-
Manus and plain Fowling piect.m, link and Can
ister polvder,Towder : Flasks, Buck- Shot, Percussion
Caps, Shot; Lead, &c., for We at
.
1 ' 111.111 TIN'S Drug Store .
Sept., 2G,.1916, ' -39_
, An Engine for Sale.
AiF9UR HORSE Power Engine, with eigli,t - horse
Inoters, for sale cheap. Apply to ALIIIIr,RI G.
Pint Caton; or to WILLIAM
,S: LILL,
%treat Branch Valley, near Scliuythill Hhven.
October 3d, 18d6.
G L'ORG.E•CAVA.NEE . ,
~•
Has - always on hand cheap for rash,
FLOUR, FEED,,I GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
QUEENSWARE, AND d.IQUORB. ' •
Two doors abate kumsfue fluid, '..ihnertrille, Pa.
,
50 Bdrrels of Miners Oil. .
TUST reeeivr . tLat the York Store. :AI barrel's of Pack
ed whale nil for Miners of a superior qoality, direct
from.ProVidence, Rhode Island. • ,
• '
EDWARD YARDEEV.,
. .
-Pottsville &0v.7111,1810. / 45
until Isitictt,
A SAUPPIA' of Wat-hro.s No. 2 I;ire Brick; juit, re - -
rieeired and for sole ut the York - Atore. " • . •
, - EDWARD YARDLEY.
Nov. 7, BIG ' ~ . . .
Stray Ox
ri ANTE to Temperance Farm nn Sunday la , t, Nov.
I-4 a red ax with drielNe head, and Whito,treak
over hia . back,lthitlargelorns. The eriner is reques
ted, to take him aWay. BENJAMIN I'OTT.
1....1v:7th, , 45-31.
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School Booksok !-. Sehool Books!
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, . •
' nil' COBB'S Spelling: Books./! . .
.1.1.,./V.100•1:Ornly" . s Spelling Hooks, K. & $.
200 ' • da .., do Boman's. ~ i
.200 Emerson's ' . do
100 llcetly'i ;• - . do .
51)0 C:ihh's licadm;. Nos.:, 2 and 3,, . • ..
200 Gold"' s Se,ftters.' ' . •
100 .Norib AmeriCan Kea dill!, .
SO liMeriLili'S Rea IIZUS, . I t 4, 11, 54 and •ltlie.q..ss.
200 do .
4to At ithmefirs, part
. Ist, 24 and , 2&.'
lOU Smith's .."7 " ,.. ; • . .
NO Pike's- •
• 59 Dat'e's ' 2 6
. ..1, - : Cobb's Arithnietic. p. 7,1 2d. ..,
2VColburtt's , do '1 ;:., . .
•
50 'Aka_ is , do
50 11,4 rs , do ;
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50 Smith's Arithmetic for Beginners. '
200 Solith'iGraintri4. ,
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50 Comley's' do, -. . .
25 Kirkham's do
25 Fraz"r's Intproyed GraMmer,,
50 Mitchell's Geography and Atlas,
100 . do .. Primary Geography. . .
50 „lalney's Geography. '
SS:Mot ~e's Bel I Geography for 16Peginnets. ;
15 Gohdrich'a National Geography . d 0,..
' .45 Parley's New Geography.
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' 100 Parley'S First Holt of ili;dory. •
-50 do Second j do . ;
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• 50 Froit's United State, large- .
no do ! do ' s Mali. • .
'Pa,rley's Colunion School Maori, . .-•
'Rolthltr'sOttli•Mes of History: ' • ..' -
Lindner's Outlines of History: ' . .....
' 'Groulrich's Pictorial History United Statta,.. . •-•,,
do Pictorial History of England;
Russell's Victory_ United States.
Grimsha es History. lroited Statei. • ..
Pinnock's Goldsmith's Borland. '
Pinunek's do „ R ome ; .
Pinnock'a do • - Greece. - -
• Ilmstrad's School Philosophy. l
Conistock's do .'• . do • . .
• Son•llie's Philmtopliy'of Natural History.
Goldsmith's ,Naturalilistory. -,, • • °
( - Griind's Philosophy.• . '
Abercrombie's I IT/U let t nal p t , il ns n rill y. 1 . _ ..
•
Miss Swill's First- and;Secend Parts Natural Ph(-.
. - losopli'y for begitine,:s.
• Comstock 's Chornistry: '
Mrs. Plielp's Chetnibtry, . .
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"Do for beginners. • •
.Green's Chemistry fir beginners. , • • -
Olmstead's School Astronomy. •
Guy's AStronomy and Keith on the Globes.
- Mrs. Lincoln's Botany, large. ..
•.Camstock's Botany,• . •
, .•
Mrs. Plfelp's Botany for beginners , .
Marshall I.if. of Waabin7.toti for sehools. '
Lveli's Elements of Geoiory, fur - do. ' .
ltalkers :3cbool Ib4tiaoary for do
Weti,ter's do do - do,
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Political 'Class Eln•.k.' ,
Shuttled' s (:overrne Oat Instructor.. . . "
United.SMtes Speaker.' •
Common School Speaker, . • .. ,
' PrinterF. of every description. ' 1
Slates.' Paper. Quills, Stitel'Pens, Paper, &r: ,
All of which will lie sold at tl,e. lowest city cash pri-
Mb nrholesale and .rdinil, at HANNAN'S Cheap Book
Store. Pottsville. ' - . •
•
o}3tetchants, Teachers and Parents need not send.
abroad for-their Books hereaficr.: We.are detereined
to supply the whol, county, at I lowest rates, if the
Merchant- hod Teachers will only ghe us a cab. By
an &ann, we know that it Will TCP , III.IO the mutual ad
vantage of both parties. Recollect our:motto, r , .
. • ".N - at to ke Undersold "• ,
Pottsville, Cle t. V, -:536.
New 80git,....0e, Hat & Cap Store:
• -•
MO
• : Foster & Shisster,
....: c . BANE taken the New Stocks - x - ,
, neut . ,' opposite Prevost's Ho- , ...
- tel, Atinersville, ' where they
..: 7 :, ~ ' have opened-one of the beet 38- AMN
' <,.. ~..., iortmentsqf Boots. Shoes, Bats •' ••
and Ccpa in the County. , 1.1,10 a good assortment cq,
SOLE ,S,NO 1 PPER LEATIIE.R.
---,
?amigo, Calf, limning " glinernaker'arfoolc, ' 1
, and ,4.l:l,irig Skins; . Shoo Finding% ',-'
1 Tr . u 4 ..1,,f, Valtsei, ' Carpet Bags, &e.
AU or iv hlcir they will Aell low for cb - gb. They are
also prepared to mantifacture Diana and Shoes. of the
various kinds, warrlinted equal.to any In neatness and.
durability.liv'elose applicatimi to business, they hope
toy erit die patronage of OW public, as they are deter
mined "'Not to be U*lersold," by any Establishment.
in the county.
4*. Their fribids and the public are respectfully Mee.:
ted to give them ace!, and examine for themselves.:':
Minersville, Auguid. 15th, IS-15. ~, ~:':, ~ „ - i,i-liii.a
• . .
DE
Furst Furs : t Furs
A N extensive assortment of well' made FANCY
FURS, such as MUFFS, BOAS, VICTORIAS,
made of every description of IMPORTED and DO
MESTIC FURS, is now selling at a yery small advance
over the cost of manufacturing, at M. D. CORE N'S
FUR STORE, 140} South Second *feet,. Philadelphia..
el,- The highest CASH moss pii for all kinds of
Philada., Nov. 14, ISO 4t-61
UMBRELLA MANUFACTORY
addition to IrltillU3 other, Improvement., having
1. applied 'MEAN.' HOWER to the manufacture of UM
BRELLAS, is enabled to sell them at very low pilcei.
1:3- Merchants are invited to call and see his works,
and examine:he a4sortment.
PhiCada.Nov. 74, 1845
11111
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TOILTS;, DOLI,S, St, HARMONICAS.'
rp qr. subscriheri h va received tops of all dracrlp.
tions,dolls'orall sites t liarolonicas,accor.lions,Hutes.
A large assortment of G 8 rtuan- pipes, cigar cases, snug
bores. dominoes, and Variety of other articles: whirl
will be sold at the very . lowest prices wholesale and
. retail. . Country storekeeper+ will please call and ea
'amine the stock, GEO. & .3011 N DOLL .
N0.,106. N. 24 streetbalour Dace, Ith4ada.
l'bilada., Oct. 31, 1846 14-2 P,
9a North Mird Street, between Are. and
. Race, Icazt . 7 opposite Cberr4. strtct,
• P.IIII.A.DELPITIA.
. , ,
'VIM subscribrewould most respectftilly invite per
1 sons in want of I , I3R•MUFFS, ROAN. ¢e ,'to his
new store, where the greatest variety of furs ruay be
found and at 'prices to suit any one disposed!to, by r
wholesale or retail.
C:5-'..1159, 111.11 X-11.0 12011E.3
. by the bale or slnele.
, . • • • JAII,IEB 11.11134 Y.
Philadelphia,o4tober 17, 1848 ' .11-....w0
' CLOTHING gIVEP - CILIUM.
T"C greidest barealAs are tabs bad at . M. TRACY'S
OLD+ WAIILISHED PIONEER I.IN - E, No. 2‘.11,
Starker strt. - rl'hila - d - elphia, who has just Onished one
of the Largest and most coati:dote assortments ef FALL
and wrirfrat Clothing in the city, consisting of.
Super black Dress Coats, from I $lO 00 to $ll 00
do do Frock Coats " " 10 00 to' 14 00
do , 'do Blue Dress " : 10 00 to 14 00
Super bl'k /leaver Dangup coats frOAr 800 to 12 00
do do Cloth do . do , " ' 1(1 00 to 15 (10
do brown do do do " 10 00 to 14 00
Pilot Cloth Bangiip-Coats •; " 300 to 500
Super black Sack Coats . • " )00 to 13 01
do brown Sack goats " ," , ROO to 12 00
Tweed Costs 4 300 to 11 00 -
1111100 Cassititere Gusts . , 1 " 5 IS/ to 000
4?.—litio
thick Untli tinnki
Business Cloaks
Black eaasitner PAnts
do Fancy Casairwr.:
satin Vcsfil ' , ` P-t. • s,
Merino Vesta
Silk Yeirk Vevi
• _
.43E4itieTTIV.Ii in ivatit of clotinitg, may depepd 'upon be
ing spited in Peery iesPea,.fis' we are determined not
to be undereld by any cronpethorin the bugthess. All
good. are purchased for which enables us t 0 sell
little (wee than those who deal on the creditsystem;
it being- a self evident fact that the P nimble sixpence
is better than the slow shilling.'` • .
Don't ftaget the number,2o2 Market street, Phila
delphia. N. TRACY..
Philadelphia, 04tober 10, 1,510 . . 41 - .3m0 .
WARDED the gold and
,qiiver inedals, four tirst ore
./ Inituzs, 011,1 two highest !monis, at the national, the
:Niassachusetta, thd New York, and the Pennsylvania
exhibition.?, rmmociively, for the most mplendid colored
Daguerreotypes and best nparratus ever exhibiied:
Port! ;tits taken in ekuhigite style, without regard to
weather.
instryainni given in the art. .
A larce atsortniettt of appatains and stock atkrays
on hand. at the loccbst rash prices.
New .York, 251 Broadway: Philadelphia. 136 Ches
nut s:. ; 205 Baltimore st. ; Washington,
Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersling. Va.; 'Mechanics'
Hall ; Cincinnati, kourth ati4Walnut, and 176 Main
st. ; Saratoga Spriihs, /Irnadway; Paris, 127 Vieile
Rue. Ilu ;,L)ierliool,-'A2 Church et.
80tember 19, 1646 -
.
A LL that certain tract °roared of land, 'Minted on
ft theitrond Illountaiti,,iff*l.Ower Ma hantonee town=
ship, in Schuylkill county, (fitrineily Berke county,) In
th& state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described iis Col-.
logs, tai wit :—Beelnning at a , marked white oak tree ;
thence by late vacant lands,: now surveyed
,to Jacob
'Miller, north sixty-five perches, to a White oak ; thence'
by late yacant.land, now surv'ey'ed to George i Werner,
west 146 perches to a :tone ; thence by late vacant land
now surveyed ro Leonard :Rick, south sixty-five perch
:es.to a Spanish oak; thdrice 'east 116 perches, to the
'place of,hee lIIIiII2. containing filly-five acres and' one
hundred "af 1 rifty-tWo perches of land and allowances
of sir per ddea.. for roads, &c. , . . ,
JOIIN G. BRENNER, • ,
~
Executor of 1 7 , lleatie estate, 60, Market et: Philittia.
Phitidelpli:a, t3ept ember 10. [SW •, , ' 98.,
ES
=
P!,ilnbelpl~in. ;
s'ilaar‘
No. 104, Miirket Street:
PIIiL ADELP/11A.. •
W 3!. H. RICHARDSON',
NEW FUR STORE,
EXTENSIVE
PLUMBE'S
National illtaguerrean 'Gallery
Rtzd Photographers. Air:lieking Depot;
For Sale at Private Sale
.
Agent e -Wanted /for this County.
r{ lIE business wili he t procure sulksrrihers nu', and
‘ ,,E.
1 . sell, when published. • ; largt, new. splendid town
shiri Map of the State, of cusy Ivania. :The qualili;
rations required are a stii4x capital of *II)G sobriety,
integrity, industry. energy anti 7.r.tive business talenis.
Information of the terms of the Agency,•j(whieh are
liberal) will he given on appleatlon,susrAor. rite, to
.1.1.E.X7iN DER II A ItHISzO.N. supi-eintending ag't .
Ci south seventh street,"Philada..
rililada.,,Zedt.,..l9, Is IR. . 33—titito'•
Brooms, ilache,ts Ce,dar Ware.
• AWL, Y. ROWE,
No. C 3, \orth 3d AL - second door above Arch;
PUILADELMIA.
lAM ennhled this Call; to offeran unusually Intge ea
.noittnentnt the dbnve attieles" Also, Ifillum and'
FrenOt Basket.,.:tn.rlC. , a , t ash lioai dc. Mats, Cloth-
Nest Boxes,..Wod Ilowls and Trap , . Boston
niitillA, Sickles, 'Oil Taal,, 1111.ekina. Shoe Brushes;
Clamps, Hand Sviths,.l , Va II ilroshes.'llustls, &c.,and
Wo ' Otten Ware'of every (inscription.; r' •
Country 'Merchants w dllake,ntitica that as I am now
inanitfacturing extensively, ar,d fl•Wiyillg directly from
ft he Vastern Factories; hau tort rlllll6h the Pall Trade
with superior Goods, at prints greatly retrtteed-' from
what I have hitherto been soiling. .• •
rhilada., Sept. 19,1816. •• I ' 3S-3ruo
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PHIL&DELP.IIIA. ,AitC.kDkl. CUTLER`: iET.OITE:
. '' : . ''. . • C ASR D
. , .
.' . , John fill-Coletna;l . ;
AT IC-.''',3i '^'.., b:1 - :13 Vltil.tdelphia Arcade, respeduntly
: invßes Lbe .r .att,.la ion of dealers to an'extensirs
stock of rocket i t lni , T:Cole Cutlery, Razors, Scovors
and Butche'r Knives of lu. own importation: which will
be inld in lots'to suit nitrehas,rs, at at:mall - advance on
'importation' rust. The •ao.rtnient rotopriies Joseph
Rodgers . L. Sotts',.r:reavea & :i ,ns', Wade & Illtek
ess', WostelittOttn's. Penoy's, , , ilnd'ot t.r trertebrati.d ma
" kers. At-n on hand ..a farce -a o.ortn ‘ tent or Guns. Pis
tols. Hunting Koiv,•sr. ttlrtionau's Eittitur strops, Pock
et.Books:-Poreussioi, Ca ils,Spectaclar, Vtolins, Accoi
dtons. &r:
Philadelphia. January .:14, 161 Z.
1
- i • Y '
WORPILS.!' WORMS !
Destroy of
WITHOUT ' PARENTS EVER KNOWING
Ou sVaPECIING 7111:: CArt;',
. •
me mouhl 'adv; se all to rea . d thefollowing - f winpleme
-
D Iclam; at the nose, otTerisive breath, pain in ilia
,I. Joints or limbo, grinding of the teeth during sleep,
voracious appetue, learie,, , , bloated stomach or limbs,
.gripings, shoming pains in various parrs of the body.
a 1 sense. of Fowl hing , .rising in .the throat,' its log .of
the anus towards night, bleeding of the 'dose, gilnw,tha
sensation at the st. mach, fla.hesof heat oi/e. , the rill'.
rue or the body alight-!hilts or siiiveringe, heed.aehee,
drowsiness, 'torpor. vertigo, disturbed dreabis, sudden
starting an sleet, with fright and screzonihg, coot: 11,1 - cv er
iSliness, fits, pallid hue,tnirst,l.ael - laNe in the m o nth,
il4L('ult breathing, fati gue, squentathl.itess, nati,ea,
frequent desire to pass something &ob.. 4.e boy:els:and
Sometimes discharges of Slime and rr...,:etis.' And slinttid
them, hive any of the, iinQirdlnttlTY obtain a bottle of
Ilobensaeii's Wetzet able Worz.:SlVii p, yi high is nil pleas
ant, that every child will cry fora after It has once had
t taste, and remember itla warranted i' cure, di .the
Money is returned, not.*sqo in °tiered to a ny,.4r - csOn!
that wilt pro live a ~:a.:e of Worms. tellien it will ,net
mire. We ?ier Ireour ros,es:.nta movt.r.ii Worms oft
Variclls kiiidi and at,Orer-t %nein satin Mai incha in 1
length which-it bruit tit (rota J.teirh ittii.vcifigibiter
n Lanc.citer ro•tutv, l'a . who 1;1,1 suffered /tom early I
infancy, and the and his friends. as well as many of
the' a u nt .dittinent physicians plotooloced his case a
ignoi!t(t I derlnte, being as they thought that.2iboSiii.DithJe
complaint Dyspepsia, and before takine't wo bottles he
passed the above rick:4.l, amf has en,,,,ye,d the best of
health ever since,.whicti has been about nine mouths,
:and all - for So rents; and hid paid pity sicians upwards
Or 5..). iv itlthut remqving any benefit whatever. . ,
W . e,e•do certify that we hats' used Hohensack's Ye
ge-tatee Worm Syrup:rod tieing acquainted withem,
.as
recononetni it as ,t , e . lig the 'bent article as wet ,as the I
most pleasant to take we ever timid, 'and forth rrnore,
•sibicritie our names believing it to be a' beneft to the.
httnitin fantitr, by doing so. • : : ~
- Dort Appleton,' south street, near 2d — Duct. i;itn
bell, 4th add George'street —lsaac' Beaus,. A . iti,iborus,,,,
Rucks county—Doct. Keels, Ptlii4da. —Duct. Thomas.
N. Jersey—Doet.-Siweei,D,laware—. Henry Plumer, ,
, Minister,of the Gospel: Marshall"street; I door below
Ilroyin—Patrkk' Duffy. Melon et., aboVeNintti—Jacob
Welsh, below ('oats w, side—B. Glfrpnl,.Enae-Alley,
Indoor below Coates—Susan Thoolption,OzlOrd et.,
between Front and Second, - Eenitufgton. ' •
Prepared by J. N. & G. S. Hobensaek, N. E. corner
of Second and Coates streets. l'ltila'il.'lphia,• and for
sale by every i,ttirekeepe.r in the tlnditi States—Nice
25 cents. ANo;ifobensaers Illtter Ointment; war
ranted to cure all eruptions of the - skin—price 25 cents'
N. H.—Should any/doubt the above, and believing
"their children have,worriii, they will be-fornished Vs
luitonsly by'catling on us.
.1. G. 1411OWN;.Drusinist. wholesale agent,PO4taville
and f.,r - --,10 at , nil th.: principal *torsi , In 'thi re , o'y
' Ikkohnr -.:.: . i . :18 15 . 50 4 .• i r
1111
lIE
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} :NIINERB.' JOURNAL.'-.
tl6g, Mkt. 21, 1S•18..
r : VPAdrcrti.4ers led!. oteterve by do hrruagotor-ut
our liner, that uensit4ll beirottud ever;r - psge,
!compels: the reader to :llama his eye over all tho
:ci t nen ts. Ica to it gnat c , ttent, the objection
of haring wieerweinquts pieced on what is termed the
()Weide of the prtper.
'SaturAtiii
SALE OF COAL quo TiUDEIt wool
call Ala attention ouxreadera to the.a.clvertiae
pleat of Coal awl Timbal' Lamb, is Schuylkill
and DauiYitin Cuunties.• They uilfba saki at Fox
Moiliti;ers! 114e1, on Thursday and Fridays
i the 26th and 27tlt ~ in;t, - • ..4.•
46- .2ni
Maarten ur Ca au ss§.--.-The next sessions(
• ••••1 • '
Congress will commence on Tuesday Ideeembet
Ttif and terminate) Match Tbt lenith t,h•
session i}ltinited to twelve reeks, and gix)irk
Ought to e made of unit), It into hohopecrtll2 , .
ah the fairs passed this Aquae Will be toliM
salutary, 'so that the injury t ilone to the 'Cowart
at the last sessio4 may be in some measure atone d
for.
UC POTTSV LLB. Enronivx, hea chirge4
',nude, U. iiskson Eaq., haeing.dispo of:
pia •interest in that paper to Mi. Samuel T.
Shunk. I '
It.m.crss or a. eaviati.,-.lames. Nt. Power.
the newt; elected Canal "Commissioner was sa t
rioualy a few iday's since from'att attic* of ap-
poplery, 'AL tie 'latest accautitti 6e was raw?,
ering. •
Gov anson Vou 0.-10 rue of papr44 hake
, F
published aeei. ,, , tris reeeirtlyi aiming mat
Young, Govern' r elecL _of Isie7,, , lorit,. was in
critical state of health. It appears !hall* inns:t r . , :
laFe weak but hie health htis been irusipaiingp.
,
,
.IJELLWARI) r
have
from)
Delaware, show, that the Whiw,s elected their
Congressmen aild a Majority in eaCh branch
,the Legislature.. Thirp, the Loeofoco . candidate -
for Govern'or electea.' A Coadilgohilctit Of 'the
New York Trlbunettiris ezidnins the local eicita t
uienl tibia' Ila 4 risultedin..tho election of thi
Licefoco cindidate for:Governor : t .
A ydung Wan sorne months since . committed
forgory un a bank MiNewCastle.Counfy resat
union was mede, but' he forfeited NI , heir
carnpe 1. flid!frientla I wishiiig to have him ritual;
huve , tried to linocure the , protease of a pardoo
froM ite:Whid' E Thhi . bee been ref&-
S'ed ; theLoci4e l eetiaidate is pledged to give it; eittif
the consequence id be Tuna ahead of his ticket
and obtains lit rosjoriy in Nearcastle county.,
where 11 , Juttohiwhig) getalti for Comkia.
to out to Is .ea
I. ;6 00 to 7'oo
400 to SOO
.400 t 0". 500
2 50 to'' 4 U 0
" 300 to 400
300 to ?30
•
D,Acc EitilLOT 'nth TUZ
A ~._Volunteer i 6 the Kintuckyßegicritint, ritingta
afriend in Leington, s . a y : • •
miss on 6 thing fiery Much out here, and it
you {rove a ctance-you must et Age one—that
ilke'Diguerre type likeness,hl some pretty gilf.-*
I adi not verb prfilicular winch one. - Almost all
'be boys have one with tilissception of myself,
and it pid.sMo to considerable t rouble burrowing
so that I will not forget how onr girls look.
If you cah find ariy. young lady . .who will 'end rub
a copy, do Ad by ell means, and•if ever I. reach
Mexico I ivili reciprocate the firor... • 7r•
OM
l'he War Departnient has 'at length called for
as 'we learn from tho Wrishingtot
lias called into ilia sorvic,a of the if ;
additional regicnerihi'd zoluntaers to
Oct war with lifoxico, mama seaneir
more troops,
Uuion.
Sta nine
eiuveduring
dischargrO.
folio •
the niiie regk
MEM
i II
titotiie4 to
furiard ttit
FROI MEXICO. •
Attack oil t AlvArago—Santa' Alma-41oncy for
Pie Wart: • ' "
Since Mir last we have isceived snout from
s!exieu uP to the' 25th- of 'Orhaber, itiOtber hip
been rnadel upon Alvarado, and like the former one
it has proved unsuccessful. The Picayune says':
"The- rittaekvair a subject cirere.'firk among the
°facers of . I the fureign v gels op ther.station. Sb
far as re' kr i mwn, they; Juok. upon .the issue as ug
taturlw
a, a 4 in n u . way disiraciful -out
arms.
They fully appreciated - the difficultiis
Which wel bad to encounter bud were not Suf- •
Prfsed at Ina result. „ v lt is idle to deity,filharevery,
that the, result will disappoint the country, and.,
,we might he
,ready to join in lamemtatialis over
it were yr u
not assured that the tkrounadorrirr)ily ,
no mcana j despas'of sacceeding irf-has pu lp,„
multifarions u ate the. olitlicultics be
s will have to.
encourite4 - Soine of. the'ee dih icultiee era have
suggested' theniselvca to this reader already'sot
others 114 . 6 ere this been *elated .dvercom
But it to vonceal the fact the. thenatural
defcticei AVyarado are of t-thitilter the most
formidable, and in every attetiip: •vilitch uas? ba .
made by !our vessels must incur grecettanuds qu(ts.
indeperltautof the artificial.'dercniertWlhe river.
We havi. no desiand interrAtrt is . defence kr
Corn Cann cr.i•-.U.'t.c facts cf r.hitaiie 'itti hfr
defence - to thrga rbo are 1400i/iced' with tile dd.
firtiltiee hub we wilh.io calfrotert
.tentionverikeariooly to these itcrs.iis detailed io
our corri.,spondent's letters, that cone ifinin a
.
rash•cotteltmioU
,in the preraisPs" -; •
Colitis Anna is - at San Limit Potosi. 3:lus whols
efthe„..Mexican populasion appeartresorvyd to out;
country: lt•'.ia too mutt tp say that
•the:d: isrthi! ent„husiasin • appatent in Ala)
that we! read _whether in editoOfal ret4drits.or tNtr
' military! addre'ssea with which the papartl:ic crol
- he epi..p. of all is, .370 r to ties
A plisitive Mide.ort .tlisikr`.ll;io6 l .9 of
A niiiudi a, that /h . idea ofihe artii teas sue- .
ges'icitt:/ ,1 4 1/e, Vcan (Sktra, letp! • tteh' Mexicans
"re led.tni)reetune it wiia stregisted hy•them be r
ei m er....ric greater Or t of- of z :regulars, wore cut fo
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st Monterey. . • 1
"lialNtexicar, ecca - 4r,'-o . of thohittle Of Monterey'
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art , 11 ,, V nunierdus - than have been published in
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thet :ed Slftteti , As a matter of necessity tliey
praise :cry flighty the, valor of our troops, anditity
imi,fdpiin ilia obstinacy,and gallantry. of
fence- 1 The loose:merits ol General Wm4lif the •
west of the town are described toriiry *Uri=
ant. 1 , • .
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'rho; )Texikane appear t.i be perfectly apprised
of 4.4 e plate oi iiiings in'hilicrnortis. ilitur 1110-
VA S U ow: of ' the,sicliness which prervale 'theta are.
Itite.eniniite•i .
Ilse lifexiiens ha, - ,11 .received intelligence that
our Gi)vernment vra.;t it r ut , to *and nog. - of
largericlasis against Vill‘ Cinz. . This led to an
immediate call upon they troops in die interior e fia
move, to the defence, of,tbe city and fortress:. • •
. One of Barifa , /t.iiUal Ant acts upon amyl - nil at
Sin LOuiq . ii,triiii, was to snppty himself with.
funds: 4 'llli? lie did very effectually by seising
upcin,a cintsitscia of specie, thereby getting hold 4 -
two.indlrorte'qtrlcillars, his pretest Iva' that it Wl4 ,
i .
Unsafe to . forwird this terge amount.° azon:4 iv:
the ries - toast:in the meant ate: .ot a i - . , :fr•
gave receipts for the money ~,, t, .; ~, ~. ‘:, n i .st
tinnife for its restoration. I ~, -:i ::.• . si.i...litiit
thlg ~ tilodo of ;toll:lying Itt• .•tr r •I.4.tift..t , 'part ,
expedition then a,!vettis:.,: t,,rt I a , 1... :,..it
, aqaerimble • Is,' Its. peopli• r,t i ... t ;t: t . , t rttr`.....4
loin from Os:. nl ,, cv. ~.,. 1 i. ,. .• : ( . .9: (11.10 , 4 t LI
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a bow :. ' ,', ti.; , - 11,- •:f .;. r. !..
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s . 1-.,. , , 21........1/1 . . . ...' , .1 . ... , .4:ni did.
ALL FOB TROOPS
ing are ploces of rendezvons for .
'meats: ' "
States.f
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south Caroliue., tilatlitt i ttb.
North Carotinh,'Wttliruittoll
Guyintiottel,
Pcnnsilvanie, .Pittshurc•
New York, City of N. y.
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1 Taxes. The goveiiror is so-
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• same to Gerreral Taylor. •
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