The Coat Trade tot 1547.
The quantity sent this Week by Raß'Road in 33,774 08
:and - by Canal, 8,021 06totai for, the week, 41,802 19 tons
—Total by 7 Itaillload,--0113,Sp3'13—do, by Canal, 194,902 14.
The demand /or coat is 'good, but the facilitiesnf both
Canal and Rail Road limits our dealers to .about 42,-
000 per week. Tltis quantity can be readily disposed
of. in the market. '
.The rates of Lull and transportation •by Rail Road
from Pottsville to Richmond, was advanced Onthe first
Inst., to a' 70, from Schuylkill Haven toil GO, and from
Pith Canton to el 40. To Broad street the rates re•
miain Without chance..
The ability of our operators to furnish more coal than
the Canal and Rail Road, can carry, has had a tenden
cy to keep the prices comparatively low in ibis rigioa.
The increased rates of transportation has also operated
injuriously to the interests of the operators, as a corres
pointing increase in the price of Loot has not takdn place
owing to the competition from other sources,
,Vessels are plenty and the rates continue the same
tta last week with but slight variation. Otir correspon
dent qnotes as follows •
To New York, .
To Newark, •
To. Providence,
To Pall Rimer,
To New Bedford,
To Salem, •
To Portsmouth; N 11.,
To Portland, Me.,
To Boston,
To New [liven,
•
To Hartford,
To Troy,
To Albany,
.• •
To Baltinkoie,
To Washington,
The rates from Briitai .e i2j cts. more
DAICEe ".1 , COAL ON BOARD,
Whits Ash Lump
Nut do
Broken, Egg, and Store,
Red AA Lump*
4 00
350 a 375
3 671
• 4 00
Ecru for the. week endiu6. on Thuvadny Evening lnet
`RAIL Raja). . CANAL.
•
WEEK. WEEK.. TOTAL.
P.:! Carlo - 111, 1 11,41104 314.1• A 10 1
Poitsville,.. 5,163 06 t4;09.; 09 A- 522 16.1 f" 5" 6
t3:llaven, 14,2:3611 3;1,200 11 . 440 09 , 24.561 13
yielinton, '2,954 17 56,301 03 5 5 .00 1,165 05
Prepared,
Not,
Lehigh.Lpmp,
prepared,
33,774 OS .016,5•2,1 13 6,4127 06 144,404 14
141,402 14
Total 11.R.84 Canal 1,001,231 07.
RATES OF TOLL AND TRANSPORTATION ON RAIL ROAD,
From 111 t. Carbon. dch..flavell Pt Clinton
'To Philadelphia, $1 .50 81 40 $1 25
"To llaclunond 1.70 1 00 1 40
PATES OF TOLL BY CANAL, '
prom Mt. earhon;. S.. Haven. P. Clinton
To Philadelphia. 61 els. 60 cis. 52 eta.
=
BEI
Ty Philadelphia;
LIIIIGII COAL TIRDE
For the week eliding Sept. 4, 1517. . .
W u2c K. TOTA t..
:Summit. Mine. - 7.02 17 132,100 10
ithuute lEctu 3.'Xl 02 02,313'13
+leaver - AleaJtom .3.753 15 13,015 00
nim 1.110 12
Ylaztelgin' 3,29.2 07
11ucksnounlaitt Co. /,IttiO JO
•Wyoufiar, 275 I
21.340 If!
LACKNWANA COAL TRADE.
The gnantity of Coateeet w 45.10.4.ket fin.llw week en_
clang .1eg.`2.1. . • 13,220
'rota! I,r th , !. soaroin,
WILKI:S1 1 / 1 11.rtE TILAI)E.
The C.Afewhut t 4 the quantity of 1•011.41!ut through the
'veigltiork. at Yurwicl, - 16 AIV4.
3:19.1;07 OS) Ton ,
Collmrtnr.
PINEGICOVE•CCIAL TaArw.
Antniva of coitl - trausp"rted .on the.l:ivion r.tnal Hail
(load, for the week euding .Aug. 19. i'
Pans. (:.. Al. tlna.
3 1,153 W.; : 1
. .
• : Per 1:15t pluvit 40,705. 11 . 3
18129
'OO 0
1..
• 1: 1 .W.cT1A11.9. RAII. ROAD:
Amount tran,iwri,ed Z- 7, NZ:Z.YII •Rut! Road from /At
E.O nth Aug., (inclusive.) , .
03E I=
U
rer 14.4 rciurt '23;473 6 3
46;431 17 3
V. 1.. cONII.A 1), r.Theettrr
OM
:VIM, CREEK RAIL RCAII.
IA the, amouilt of coat pas.ed over the
C:eek Rail Roid, fat the lafrt Fix
Trnm.
17 "
Per last repori
(17.tt40 et ,
GEORGE EIADESTY, Co.:lector.
OM
- SCRITVISIP: VA1.1.13T RAIL F.OAD• .
Amount of cm.l tranAhorted ouet the Schuylkfil
ey Rail Road, fur the week ending on Saturday crew.
MEM
Per laFt report
2421.nr70 ng
JES: 4 E TURNF:R; Cn7lectnr
MIS
,AIOUNT 1,17A1280N & PORT CARBON RAIL ROAD
, , Amount of Coal transported over the Mount Carbon
Az Port earlion Roil Road, for the week erolina- on sat
lifday,everiina last. - . 11.45f1 01 Tons.
Per last report :1211,553
BM
3'5 +N7I fh3 "
JESSE TURNER, Colivrtor,
MINE HILL& .SCII VIYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD.
The following is t he amount of Goal transported
OVCI this road np toWedue,day last'
Pm last report.
Mil
39(010 OS ."
\MUM,' NEWELL, Coller.tor
MOUNT CARRON RAIL ROAD
Amount ofCoM transported over this Road for the
is - eel: ending on Thnrsday evening last.
3.1701 W, Tons -
153.1tdi ••
Pei Sart repnrt
EEO
' 159,256 Is SP
N. CLEXV ER, Collector
To*Counktry lierchants & Others.
Tilt' PIIILADELPHIA AND NEW
... : r :011.E. PERN TEA (1.). havino . tioder..
A ~, ,,-- -- gl ' nio'oci that certain personS keeping a re
•V
- ` - ' 1 ..._.,.. - " : " ' ; tail concern in Second s.treet in this city
0
..=. l l •. cir ....I Ate felling teas purporting to he of their
, , 'rumination; would state, in .iiil.•r :to
warn them against persons who may he selling inferior
teas in the name of this Co.',that their wholesale estab
lishment in this city is at No. 35, North Front Street and
that will only be respomible •for teas coming from the
above '
store. 51eCALLIII)NT or 110 ND.
N 0.55, North Front Street, Pliaadelphia.
N. n.—Tle .Cornpany's'lletnil Branches are at
No. 400, Marbott street. above I Ith.
N. W. corner of 6t.b and Calletvitin streets
Nn. f.'oo, South 2iflitreet below. South.
Phila., Sept-II 47'
Cheap Walrbes.and Jewelry - .
New Stare, . Zit rA tt street,let green
Ninth and Tt nth, south side,
- PHILADELPHIA.
n ._. CONSTANTLY on hand a large and spfendid
11-1 .- assortment of Gold and Silver Watrhes, Jewel
f,*- ery ; Silver ,-poons,'&e..
Conaisting (1 . full jewelled Gold Levers, only *4O
•‘ •• , ' Silver " " 23
Gold Lepines " 30
/ • ~,, Silver " " , Ili
With a•larce . asAortnient or Silver tinartior Watches,
and Jewelery at very ryduced prices. Fine Jewelry in
great variety, very cheap, all which will be war ran Ced
as represented..
r} Watches and Jewelry repaired and warranted,
Philada.,Serit.-4,1517 36 '6lnj - • F. lIILLWORTIL
Extensive Colliery. Fittures, and
Machinery, at Public Sale.
yiTyLl. be ancd.at public sale at the Pennsylvania Hall
11 In the borough of Pottsville, on If ednoiday, the
.1244 Septrmber. inst., at ‘2l o'clock. P. M., the teasi:s of
TWO VALUABLE COAL MINES situated on the
Valley Furnace property, on Silver creek. The veins
are in excellmir working'condition. and are generally
kaotvd as the veins. • The machinery and fixtures
consist ofa breaking machine n itb a,IY horse power en
gine entirely new., with the nr.c'es.iary - screens and
sautes ; '2'2 drift waggons; 7 !Muerte, houses; I store
house, and a stable, all in good order and condition.
The tv lint e 'e stafilishinent has recently been put in
good working condition, and a large business can he
done he an enterprising operator. The coal commands
it ready sale: as its quality wilt compare with any sent
from the region.
The termewill be made e.lvantageoits to the purcha
ser. Conditions kr, tivule known on tife day of sale.
lIENII GUMERMA N.
Assignee or Myers &Allen.
Sept.:l 36_3t1
J. H. ADAM-S.:, CO.
REAL, ESTATE BROKERS
.
. ...
Conrcyatteinff, ma dlopenty for the Collection of Rents,
Office oppocite the .M hers' Bank,
Pottmille, Pa.
. _
- FOP: SALE.—One, of the most elegant and desirable,
residences in Mohoidongo street, .with splendid garden
and out-buildings. Terms easy.
ALSO.—The 1111111Vidi'd half of the property knonn
as the Pennsylvania Hall_ •
ALSO—A two,story stogie house and frame kitchen
in Morris' Addition, on the westside of Centre street.
ALSO.—A two story framehouse. on the east side of
Centre street, a very delight fat residence.
ALSO—The propertY known as Mt u Ameri :an Rouse,
situated to the bomugh of Pottsville.
.• ALSO—A large and convenient store and dwelling.
house well located in Minersville.
ALSO -I -Eight building lots in Minersyille, as welt
situated as any in the borough.
ALSO—A nutuber of mortgage and Judgmentbonds
.of various amounts well secured on property in Potts
ville and vicinity. •
'WANTED—.9: I OO on bond and mortgage on produe.
ire property. situated in Centre street, worth three
times the amount.
• WANTED—CoaI lands Or productive properly in
Schuylkill county in exchange tor ko , ' netlve property
Philadelphia. Au;. 21 1/47 31—
.
M=El
will be held in the - said county, on Theettai, the 12th
duy of October next, at the several districts thereof, as
follows, to :
h The electors of the borough of Orwigsburg, will
hold their election at the Coot}, House, in the borough
of Orwigshorg.
2. The•electots of all that part of West Brunswick
township, lying and being east of the billowing line ;
Commencing at the sand hole on (be Berks county line:
„thence by a straight line to the house of Samuel B.
.Medlar, including the same ; thence to the farm of Win.
Matz, excluding the same; thence to the farm ofGeorge
Mengel, now occupied by Peter Miller, including the
same; thence to the house of Jacob l'etre, including the
same; thence by d straight line passing near Abraham
Foust's on the Manheitu township line, Shall hereafter
form a separate election district, and the qualified vo
lets resitting therein, shall-hold their general elections
at- the public house of Samuel Boyer, in the town of
Port Clinton, in said township.
3. The electors of West Brunswick township, not in
cluded in the above boundaries, will hold their general
elections as heretofore, at - the Conn Home, in the bo
rough or
Ortvi~elenrg. -
4. The electors of East Brunswick township, will
hold their election at the louse of Henry Lutz. in the
town of McKeansburg.
5. The electors of Fine -Grove township, will hold
their election at the bon seof Wm. Lutz, in the bo
rough of Pine Grove. The' borough of Pine Grave,
hereafter forms a separate election- district, and the
'qualified electors thereof, .shall hereafter vote id their
general elections in separate boles from the township,
at the house of William Lutz. The qualified electors
thereof, shall. elect their ntliceis annually at time time
and place _for electing judges and tin:Pet:tors, for Coll - ;
ducting said elections agreeably to the - provisions of
the Act entitled an " Art relating to electors of this .
Commonwealth, passed the 24.1 of July,lb3o,"- and its
supplements.
6. The electors of Wayne township, will hold their
election at the iodise of Leonard Aiholl,,imikeeper in
the town of Friedenshurg.
7. The electors of Upper Mohontongotricenship, will
hold their elections at the boase of John` W. lleplet, in
laid township.
S. The cloth - want Barry towns*. including _the
house occupied by Mr. !Lawn, will hold thew. election t
at the house of FrancTirtningler, iii rait township.
' U. The electors of Porter toWnehip..will hold their
election at the Ithuse of Jacob Jr., in said
township.
ME9
CW=MB
350 a •3 75
3 871 a 4 00
375 a 3bn
10. The elector of Lower Mohontongo town-hip will
hold their general el ction, at the house of Joseph Os
walt, in said township.
11. The elector 4 of West Penn township, will hold
their eh:viten It the house now occupied by Jacob
Schwartz. in said township.
12. The electors of Union township, V. ivll hold'iltetr
election atilte house of Joi n t Eisenhower, in said town
ship.
13. The electors of Rush township, will'hold their
election at the house now occupied by %Villiain Kuhn.
innkeeper, in said township.
14. The electors of the borough of Millersville, will,
kohl their election at the house now occupied by Michael
Weaver. in said borough.
. 15. The electors of that part of the township of
Schuylkill, (now Blythe.) •includiol to the followin.,e
bottraaries, to wit.:.Beginning at a line between Schuyl
kill and East Brunswii•k townships; thence atong the
State road leading from Orwigsburg toCataw issa, cross.
ing the'lnie of the Said townships of Schuylkill and
Bast Brunswick ; thence along said State Stall, to the
• northern line of Rush township. including the said
township of Selmylkill,and the northwest of said State .
road to theililace of beginning. shall hereafter be an
election district. and the qualified electors therrof.shall
hold their general elections ca the house of Nathanitar
-low, in said township. v..• •
•, 16. The qualified elector* of Schuylkill township who
heretofore held their elections at the: house of Frederick
Ilensingfr; jr— and, who are net included ln the abilve
ar
boundies, will bold their general electiotq4 is iwriqn
fore at the house of the widow Bensinger, Ili Selmylkill
township.
• 17. The electors of that part of the townships'of Nor
wegian and Britoil', no:toiled within the 6 illowing boon
darn's, to wit • Beginning at the Bloat Minintain hotel
including the aaine ; from thence a southwest earner to
the West Branch of the river Schn)lk ill at Chapnians-
Ville, Im:hiding the saute; thence. following the said
West Branch to the south of the Aline Hill gap. in, hi
ding the collier:es:it said gap; from thence a southeast
course to the west Norwegian rrev'ke.al. Manta SI-Wit
h:tots' collieries, including the stnne4, froth thence, con
tine tug the same coUrse, to G. Moore , s iayfffll hills: Ott
the. Centre-turnpike, including the, sawn; from thence
an east course to Wadesville, includingthe from
thence. Continuing the same course, to the, town of St.
Clair, including the Caine. to Mill creek; thence follow
ing the said Mill creek and valley, to the hint lions: of
James C. Stephens, 'the saute; fraim thence
a' south weiit course, to the Broad Mountain hotel, to'
the place of beginning, and thetelectors of that part of
Branch township, lying west of Thapinanyttle, in said
township; to ktahn's tavern on the Millersville road, and
south of the West Branch ofilucriver Schuv l kill,,(wns
heretofore held Mph election* at I.lewillyn,) shall
hereafter he an election district, and the qualitliorvoters
ihereiif, shall hereafter hold their zesieral elections at
the horse now occupied by Peter Kline, in tlie town of
New Castle, it, the township of N o rwegian.
Id. The qualified electors of the remaining part of
Branch township, norincluded.in the above hound§ies,
will bold Weir general eleetiolot as heretofore, at the
house 130/V occupied by Philipliebres, in the town of
Llewellyn.
19. The qualified elactrus of that part of the township
NOTWegilln and Schuylk 111, who heretofore held their
elections at the tort Carbon house, in the town of Port
Carbon. and who-ale not included in the above boun
daries. will hold their general elections as heretofore,
at the Port Carbon house, in the town or' Port Carbon;
Tu New York. $1 80
20.0.1 la
71 b itf 03
33 Op, II
7,180 11
429 :All 16
MEMO
20. All the qualified electors of the South %Vara in
the borough of rottsvtlle, shall hail their elections at
the public house of Charles Craig. in said ward •
13.995 14 tong
: , .12,161 1S "
'2l. The North Ward in the i/OCUV.iI of Pottsville ry
lileastwardly of 'entre street,shall be called the "North
East tVartl." and the (instilled electors thereof shall
110141 their general elucti ,, ns at the house of 31axamillizin
Doerthiluer. in .ailI,Sc0(0110.
22. The North Ward to the borough or Pottsville, ly
ine westis xt dtv of Centre stivet, shall be ratted the
••Nortli Wit.,-t Ward," and the qualified electors tlire
ud 'that portion of the electors of Norwegian
township. who having heretofore Voted in said borough,
shall hold their veneril elections at the house now'oc
cupied by Nathaniel J. Mills. • •
That pan of the township of North mantwitn. lying
north of the summit °Nile Second 1111111111:1111, shall limit
another and a separate election nifdtiet, and the quali
fied .voters residing Nvitliin the bounds thereof, shall
hereafter hold their general el‘ctioits at the '•lnunt
Carlton Hotel," in said township.
21: The electors of that part of North Manheinr town
ship, eastwardly of a ljne commencing at the house of
Philip Drumheller; thence to the lonise of - George Bei.
pert; thence to the house of John- thence to the
house of Robert ; - thence to the Schuylkill town
slop line, will hold their election at the i2eurt (louse, in
the borough of Ore lg:dung.
23. 'l' i e township o f South Manheint, shall hereafter
form a separate election district', and the qualified vo
ters thereof, shall hereafter hold their general elections
at the public house now occupied by George Reber. ,
26. The electors of the rentaining part of North Man
beim townt.inp, will hold their election at the bousit of
Samuel Beard, (Waii.hington lintel.) innkeeper. in tbe
borough of Schtlyiktll Haven. 'file (rough of Schuyl
kill Haven, hereafter films a separate election district,
and the qualified voters thereof shall herMifter.vord
the general elections in separate boxes fri'mi the town-.
ship at the house of Siniuel Beard. The elec
tors thereof shall elect theiroilicerS anitually at the time
and place for electing judges and inspecror.iditr conduc
ting .s,tid elections agreeably to the pri - n islints, of the
Art. entitled an "Act Mating. SO the elector , 111 I IliS
Olt aeanid of July. t thot t ..
sandotight hundred, and atilt its supple-•
molts.
15,a77 ot3 TnnB.o
5i1,913 02 "•
i. T 11.• elt•ctors of thr!boreuzli of Tart:aqui. 11 il] hold
ttlf•ir at Um 1 , 4 1101.1 . 11411.1?". to Sa W. 1.14,1101.
At tcltir h time, and olai•es ar(r to be elected by the
freemen of the county of :
ONE l'EtozoN for Governor of the Coinnoniv;t:tllll of
r.enti,ylvania.
BIM
Two I'Eu:toss (or Meruherg of [fie Mugu or Itopru
gerdat 'yes of the Common Wealth of Penits)lania..,
ONE rEl2,tni for l'reaimrer of the clout . ) . of SEhoyl-
ONE l'Entsoa ihr Comity ;Auditor.
- The retie: al el ec.ion to Ire Itvned between the hours
of ei and•ln o'elork in the f.,remonn, and shall., endintie
Without interruption or adjournment 'fulfil 7 O'clncli in
the evrinzi,z, tvlte•n the polls shall be closed.
In porsuance of an Act of Die General Assemblk of
the ConintonWealth of l'imns3 I vsnia, entitled "Au Act
relating to the eteettons of thiscomi ttttt ',asset'
the second day of July, A. D., 1639, notice is hereby
given :
••Ttiat the inspectors and judges, chosen as - aforesaid,
shall meer at the respective places appointed fir holding
.the election in the districts to whitlt they respeetively
belong, tienire nine o'clock w the of the second
Tuesday in October, in each and every year, aml s each
of said insp,tors shall appoint one clerk, who shall be
a qualified voter of such
case the person W Ito shall have received the sec
ond highest number of votes 'for in : ip e il o r, shah not
attend on the day of election, then the person who shall
hove received the Fecond bwbeet number of votes for
judge at the next preceding election shall act an inspec
tor in hts piaci.. And in ease the person who shall have
received the highest number of votes tor Inveclor shalt
not attend, the persor elected judge shall appoint an
inspector in his•place; and in case the person elected
judge - shall slit attend, then the inspector who received
the highest number of votes shall appoint a jud,'”e. in
place; and if any vacancy shall continue in the hoard
for the space of one hour ufter.the tinse tined by law for
the opening of the election, the qitalified voters of the
township. ward, or district, for Which such officer shall
have been elected, present at the place ofelectionothall
elect one of their number to fill such vacancy.
belhe'duty of said as,essorsnespectively, to
attend at the place of holding every general, special, or
township election Outing the whole time said election
in kept open, for the purpose of giving information to
the inspectors and judges, when called on, in relation to
the right of any pennon assessed by them to vote Mauch
election and suelkother matters in relation to the assess
nients of voters as the sand inspecters.or judge, or ei
ther of them, shall, from time to time, require.
"That no person shall be permitted to vote at any
election as nforesa id,other than a white freeman of the
age of twenty-one. years or more, who shall have resi
ded within the state at, least one year. and in the elec
tion district where he titters to vote at least ten.days im
mediately preceding suctiiildet ton. and within (Um years
paid a state or county tax, which sball have been asses
sed at least ten dayrtherorellie election. But a citizen
of the United States. whit had-previously been a quali
fied voter of this state. and removed therefrom and re
turned, and who Mali have resided in the election dip.
trio., and paid taxes as aforesaid, shall lie eMitled to a
vote atter residing in Misstate 6 months ; provided that
the white, freeman, citizen of the United Steti)s, who
had previously been a qualified vofor of this state. and
remoyed therefrom and returned, and who shall have
resided in the election district. and paid taxes as afire=
said. shall be entitled to vote after residing in this state
six tombs; provided, that the white irccipon citizens
PROCLAII, lA.TION.
lATUPRGAS t ,in antltg,atiACt of the General Assem
, .1 , lily bf the Commonwe.alth of Pennsylvania, en
titled "Ar Act regulSlitg the General Elections within
this' CommunrVealth,lisedthe 2,1 day of July, A. D.,
15,19," it ts made tbti y ofthe Sheriff of every coun
ty, to give public notice of such election to be holden,
and to make known in such notice what officers are to
be elected:— Therejvieir
• 1, 'JOJJX T. ntEn-vER,
High Sheriff of the County or Schuylkill, do MAIM
scows by this advertise:flea to the electors of said
county of Schuylkill, that a
GENERAL ELECTION
ONE pEnsoN for ihlron+r of the county of 501 , 411611
ONE PERSoN for CollnlYFOlOWlss , ioOCt:
ONE PERSON for Director 011111: POW'
of the United States, between the ages of' twenty-one
and twenty-two years, and having resided in this state
One year. and in the election district, ten days as afore- .
I said. shall he entitled to vote, although they shall not
•liave paid taxes.
"Ne person Bball be permitted to vole whose name
is not contained in the list of taxable inhabitants fur
nished by the Commissioners as aforesaid, unless liras
I heproduces a - receipt for the payment within two years,
of a state or county tax assessed agreeably to the con
stitution, and give satisfactory evidence, either on-his
own oath, or affirmation, of another, that he has paid
such a tax, or, on failure to produce a receipt, shall
make oath to . the payment thereof; or' second, if he
claims a. right to vote by being an elector between the.
ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years, he shall de.
pose, on oath or affirmation, that be has resider Lin the
state at least one year next before his-application, and
make such proof of residence in the district as it is re
quired by this act, and thatim does verily . believe trots
the account, given him that he is of the age aforesaid,
and give such other evidcMce as fs required by this
act, whereupon the, name of the person so admitted to
vote shall be inserted in the alphabetical list by the
inspectors, and a note made opposite thereto t ! . .y writing
the word "tax,^ if he shall be admitted to vote hy rea
son of having, paid a tax; or .the word "age," if he
shall be 'admitted to vote on accouneof his ace, and in
either case the reason of such vote shall be railed out.
to the clerks, who shall mark hitt the list of voters kept
by them. .
old all cases where the name of the person claiming
to vote - is not found on tfie list furnished by 'the chin
injsFjoyier4 andassessor, or his right to vote, whether
found thireon or not, is objected to by any qualified
citizen, it shall he the ditty of their inspectors to exam,'
ice such person on oath its to his quantifications, and if
he claims to have resided within that•state for one year
or more, his oath shall he *sufficient proof thereof, hut
share make proof by at least one competent witness,
who shall be a qualified elector, that he has rcsided.with
in the distract for more than ten days next immediately
preceding said election, and shalt also himself swear
that his bona file residence, iii pursuance al his lawful
calling. is within the district and that ho did not remove
in the said district fur the purpose of voting tnerein.
••Every person qualified as aforesaid; and who shall
make due proof if required, of residence anti payment
of taxes, as atliresrid, shall be permitted to'vote in the
township, ward, or district in which he shalt reside.
••If any person shall prevent or attempt to prevent
any officers of an election trotter this act from holding
such election, or use or threaten any violence to any
such officer, or shall interrupt or improperly interfere
with him in the execution of his duty. or shall block up
nr attempt to block the window or avenue to any win
&lvy ere the same may be holden, or, shalt riotously
disturb the n,ce at such election or shall use or prac
lice anYintimidationythreats, frce, or violence, with
design to hinUrflre untioly or overawe a ny elector, or
to prevent nun from VOthlf.!, or to restrain T ye, freedom
of I twice, snch person on conviction shall be fined in
any earn not eXrerding five bundled dollars and be
pristincitS4,ir any titne not less than tins nor more : than
twelcf• noml,bs. And if it shall he shown to the court
whete the,trial of' such offence shall be had that the
person so OM:whoa was not a resident of the city, ward,'
district,/ r township, where the said offence was com
mitted, and toifentilled to a vote therein. then, nit Can-
Wirtiuh. he shall be sentem - ed to pay a floe of not Jess
than . tore'hundred dollars, and he imprisoned not less
than six months nor more than two years,
- . •
— lf any person or persons slit ❑ makeany bet or wa
/
ger upon the resultofany election within this Commen
wealth, or shun int2r to make atiy such hot irr wager.
either by verbal proclamation thereof, or by any writ
ten or printed advertiseinstit, challenge or invite any
per: , on or persons to make such bet or wager, upon con
lion thereof he or they shalt forfeit and pay three .
times thelannmut so bet. or offered to he bet.
—The judges are to make their returns for the county
of Schuylkill, at the Court House in Orwitsburg, on
Friday, the itith day of October, A I).,
18l7."
Given under my hand and seat at the SheritT's office ,
at Ortvigsburg. and dated September 11th, in the') ear
of nur-loird, one thousand. eight hundred, and forty sixl
and seventieth year .of ,the Independence of the - United'
hiatus of Auterica. God ore the Cornononlr'eaith.
JOHN T. IVERNItII,
Sitt:ritr'o. Office. Ortvie, 1 • i
bur g , Sept I Ith, 1 9 17. f • 37
_ .
Dr. Cull2iiN Indian Vegeiliple
Panacea.
R OWAN WALTON invite. attention to the lot
adverli,mvnt :
Mt. CULLER EVER VICTOitTOUSI
As a proof of the rontiimed success of. Dr. Cir
Gidta n Verelsbte einarta. we refer to a feci . nI the many
rewilwates in of pub semis u, Of cures performed by
this great purifier.
' Capt T. L. Sanders. ron,table of South Mulberry
Ward, cured of Harber's Itch.
' Mr. J. II Reese's child, No, S 3, North Seventh street,
cured of Hereditary Teller, which covered his entire
body. ,
Mr. M. Mceleas' chlid, No 3SO, Market street . , afflict
ed with Seroitila from its birth.
Mr. E. W. Maxwell. Grape 'court; lkarket el., above
Eighth, cured of Scrofula. had fourteen open lifters upon
his body at the time he commenced taking the, medivine.
Miss ChrisOlturt Sand:, West Spruce street. -tteettri
Reach-and Willow streets, near the Schuylkill. cured oc
Scrofula . ; had. sutli•red eight years ; ' her head was toil
mu ; h effected tl r •lt taw a ita CllllllB would 1 , 846 tuiLat her
ear—this is a simile.
Capt. John K. Barcia), No. 40P. Market street, cured
of Scrofulous Sore Leg. of 46 years', standing. This
case is well known to many of oar hest physicians who
have frequently advised amputation..
Mr. Isaac Brooks, Jr.. No. 5, Jedirrsrin,west of
Schupl
killSiathstreet,belowLocnst.This was, undoubtedly
one of the most severe cases of Scrofula ever cured, and
iiCcertifiuti to by many of our best physicians rind cler
gymen. rend also by himself,
Joseph Barbour. No. I, Short court, east from Twelfth.
street, above Rare, cured of Scrofulous Sore Throat, of
eight years' standing.
Fcick's child, No. 7:31, Dock street, Phil*
delphia.
\lr, Michael Duffy, Nh. 'lli, North Front street, (at P.
Brady-1, Co's.) Philadelphia, cored of Teller of twenty
five years.
• Mr. William Flemming, No "2.10, Wa , ltington street.
between Eighth and Ninth, Plidadel;ibia. cured of Kiy
sipelas of four years, which destroyed the Resit to the
bone.
William Barker,.tured gf s ernfula. This ca4e had
been in the hospital many months, and discharged as in
curable—he is now well,-and may be seen daily at our
office.
Kirttan,'Miuldv creek. Moulton county.,
Ohio, CIMEI of Serofula. This was a very'severe rase,
and . Kinian says that rould money prevent. be would
not ifodergollie same affliction for ten thousand dullard,
and yet he was cured for a feu"dullars, by'Dr. culletek
Vegerahle Panacea.
51r. John W. Hazleton, of Mulira Rill. New Jersetl.
cured of Tetter of ten years' standing, with a few b. -
ties ofthe Panacea. I
of 61
Mr. John Brocken, Germantown, at the ace 'of GI
yearn N as cured of a violent Teller that had troublcil
him for 1 , 3 years.
Mrs. Eve Siscoe, No. 53. South st., between Thirii
and - North, from Schuylkill, oiled of fever sores Oft luir
ankles. after sutferinr, 12 yearn with them. Mre. S. In
62 years of age._ ;
_
Mrs. ElizaLioli C. Fester, Second street. four dopes,
above Washincton street was cured of 'Fetter on hOr
lee. which had troubled her 14 years.
Mr. Hiratn 'Attleboro`, Buillo co.:Pa-cured of
Salt Ithen in. ThiS caceltad berroprotiontieed inritrahlo
Ily some P 2 or lilltitySi; idne of. lb.' first 'eta lidina—asla
last resort had recintine Tatiirea,ain/ WaS
cured completely in a feta' anotillis..gter sulTerinit 17
years—the disease hail alinogrertql hi ienii re person.
Cleirles 01k, late of Pa tiiit streej,' now of Man,
ayittik, cored of Teller of 5 years in hands and feet.
•••rytr, ohh,..lniiiper Street, near Spruce. cored,
of Scrofulous Alters on the shoulders, whi.•ll had defied
the. doctdrllls , than a year; •
AfnietrA ,a r. send to nxiroffwe and cet these coral-
Sales
. from t9ticli you wjll learn the extraordinary salt . -
112, 0 11 g: 0 f 111 ° ` 1 ! Pe WU 'Well Z14111t:IllOtlent - ctire.
ROW .NI) &"4 - WAI.TON.. Noptietnro,
• nei, Ma. ltet.street. Philadelphia.
, For sale by S. C.•MARTIN. and 11. BANN AN.
rnrw•irCenlre. and Market 'street.. Pntisville J. 11.
F.AI,IS. Jliiiee.vilie ;. ENGLAND & McMAKEN. and
.1. V. LAMBERT. Iteadine.• (Sept. 4_
RF. ItUdilliT( ItifarrilLENS,.
• AVIN E AND 1.10,1101 t STORE,
N. E, CORNER OLD YORK itOATI AND WILLOW FkREET?'
Cl=
Have constantly on hand a larne assortment of L'quors,
Wines and Cordials. [Sep. 4, 1817. "in —3t3 .
s
II
Cl , O lINTERS.—III.ANIi (' OLDS.— lON packs of
- Malik, printing cards, varying in price &Ant 621 rim:,
to rt I '4l per,illizen. last T.ervi v,I :Mil for sale;aYltolessile
and'retail at \ [Auc.2s 25] i3A.:`:NAN'S
S 7 ANT El).—A lad about IS years ()rage Pi take rare
‘‘ of a hor9e, and make himself nenerally useful
about the le - oiR., mot stable. None need apply 'miens
he all brine. recommendations as to character. &c.—
Apply at till? office. , [Ann. 2A Ni 3t
I;[T A NT . lip.-i—Two coed workers. in
_Tin and Sheet
V !MIL In goad wages ;1'1.'4 constant employ
nwnt win be given Apply at the Stove Foundry of
;Aoc.US 'HILL & WILLI POlsi, Coal Street.
et ()CORED CARDS Mr Zephyr work and Man Croeb
) rework... just received and for sale at HANNAN'S
Variety Stores' • [Sept.4 • 3A
TIORTIOILTURIST--AJournal ofßural Art
1 'awl Rural Taste. edired by A.': J. Downing. .Stt,h
serintiona for this valuable Work received ut this Mime,
M 1101.414,1 monthly: price *3 per annum. tßept.4
..ari (W.: COAL CO.:A: !—Persons having coal to
lJ - he delivered in Philadelphia, will be recetvcd oh
yardage and cent to any p art of the, city, by the tinder
signed at a small commission. SIiEDAKER. & REX,
Phila ,Aisr."2B 35 31101 itroan below Gallon hill
TAYLO - T
R'S U. S. MONEY REPORTnilitMl6iiiii
terfeit Detector, the beet work in the United StateS.
It also contains a fac simile of all the Gold and Silver
coins. together with their value each month, Single
copies 10 cents. Merchant+. trailers, tavern keepers,
&r. by enchising us 81 will have the puhlfratlon sent
monthly for one year, front RANNAN.S
Sept. 4 36] Omsk and Periodical Store, Pottsville.'
(Li ITUATION W.„‘NTED.—& young man wishes' a
I: 1 situation PP hook-keeper or assistant. lip is a per
fi,ipentitan and accountant. lie is healthy and robuit
and feels confident he can give satisfaction manything
lie would undertake. Not twine a resident he would
refer to certificates &c., left at this-ndice.
Aug. 28 • • 35-3t*
M 0 VI EELECTORS I tE
1 —Friends and Fellow Citizens :—The solicitation
of numerous friends has induced me to become a can
didate for the office of COMMISSIONER of the county
of Schuylkill at the ensuing October election. Should
I be successful the duties of the office shalt be perfornr
nil a scrupulous regard for the interests of all par
ties concerned.. Very respectfully, '
' Your oh4dient Servant.
FREDERICK BECK.
,
Oiwigslitirg, Aug. 2I 34
$
_ ________
l ilLiiit STRAY PONEY.—Strayed away from
the subscriber about three weeks ago,, a
- entail hIAY HARE, both hind feet white.
with a White streak on her forehead reach
ing to her nose. Whoever will return said mare to the
subscriber, or give information where she can begot
again will he reasonably rewarded.
Serir.4 36 341 • JAMES CLARK..`
Volt SALE—Three mortgages reell secured oLlitnprn
v ing property in the borough of Pottgville,oach be
ing thu first lien on the property cowered by it. Enquire
of SAMUEL LEWIS.
Sept. 9 36] Surveyer and Conveyancer, Centre St.'
T UMfltll.—jii;TrTe7eiS 7 e7l.llT.ooo 7 t. helnlockjoist an
I
sea:alma : also a iot of seasoned cherry plank.
Sept. 4 ail 2t) P. GOULD 4 CO.
ARGE CUESS MEN, vek 7 Chian.for playiner. just
1-4 waived awl Or tale at Oept-43 NNAN'S:
THE JOeURNAL—.
J. Henry Adam,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFICE OPPOSITE THE !3IINERS' BaSX.
Pottgolie.,pa pion-st—ly
National Loan Fund Life .Assu- .
ranee SotietY•of,_ London.
C 4 SAVINGS DAMS for theTteneth of the Widow
A
I and the Orphan."—Empowered by Act of Par-
I liatnent.—Capital 1500.000 or 8 2 .300,000. Decides a Re
serve Fund (from Surplus Premhims)ofaboutslB.s,ooo.
T. Lamle Murray. Esq., Geurge street, Hanover
square. Chairman of the Court of Directors in London.
Elliotson. M. D.,1F.-11. S. -*teary.
W. S. B. Woolhouse, Esq ,F. R. A., 8. Secretary.—
; .b% P. Carnrous, Esq..
The following are among the advantages offered by
this itfstitution
The auarantee of a large , , capital, in addition to the
t accumulation of premiums. The peculiar benefit seen!
I red to the assured by the rincip/e of the loan depart-
I tient.. The payment , of premiums half-yearlv, or gnar
-1 Wily, by parties insured for whole term of life, at a tri
l.llinemdditional charge. Their:netting leave extensilte
nod tmerqi. persons insured prickle , can at once borrosi
I half amount of anneal Inmate and claim the same
privilege fair tiVe ,SUCT.essive - xehri., on.theiy own note
Ind deposit of policy., Part of the Capital perina
-1 neatly , invested in the United States, in the names of
! three/of the Local Directors, as Trustees—available
always to the! assured in eaves of Aisputed claims
(should any such arise) or otherwise. j Thirty days at
lowed after each payment of premitint becomes due
!,willinut forfeiture of policy. Nu charge for medical
examination,
The Society being founded on the MutiA) and' Joint
Sto..k principle, panies may participate in the profits of
the - Society,: t M.-thirds of.whiLli are annually divided
among those a4nreti for 10 on the participation state.
Persons %vim are desirous; to avail themselves of the
advantages nffeied by. this Institution, by addressing
the General' Agent, J. Leander, Starr, No. 74, Wall St.,
New York, can• Obtain the requisite information and the
necessary papers fur effecting an insurance.
• .
tC,- Any, information with regard In this Company can
be obtained at the office of the .tuners' Journal:
hung 11, 1617 34 •
The Great Preceptive Medicine,
Wright's Vevtqble Pille have
ariti'eved triumph upon triumph, in the cure of ob
stinate case's ofi disease, even after they had been en
tirely given up, and after all other remedies hathisiled,
yet their power .of. prerention mat' he justly esteemed
their cnowNING GLORY! '
'•Storms," it is said, ••
,purify the air," lott,storms do
misrhief also, and are sn'far ad evil. %Vere it within
human power to maintain the !,
64.ECTRICAl.
between the earth and air. there would he no occasion
for storm 4, for the air would always be pure
So of the human body. If kept free from morbid hu
mors. the action is regular and healthy ; httt if those
homers'are a doWcd-to accumulate•, a rrisis, or. in nthtr
wools, a sterm,iWill arise, which is ahva',s more or lesii
dangerous.'
'WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEtIF.TAIII.F. p 11.1.8
. ..
are einially well calculated to pre rent the storm, or to
allay it when it i`Uille.i. But
PREVENTION IS BETTER TITAN CURE,
besides being cheaper and IM is troublesome. The delay
of a day in the comtnencement of sickness has often
kneed fatal;rital always renders the case more difficult
to manage. het the sickness be caused by
CHANcitES tip ‘yE.VIIIEIt,
high living. want of excreise, ;close Confinement, fune-
Donal derangement, or anything else the effect upon
the body is nineh the same—ms l , equally- dangerous, and
is removable by the same means.
HAVE r O,U A COLD 3 -
Let II not ri;ieti loth Consumption ! Are e pu Dyspeptic?
Beware of the hypochondria. Two ritlis taken every
tither night on an empty stotnach, for a short ihneovill,
in nine cases out of ten, ewe the Dospepsia, and there-•
by drive awayaliellegion of •idevils bale." For Head
achol; no inetheinelis superior to Wei/fears Indian Vege-
WO Pills. Costiveness, that-prolific mother of disease,
is caused by a torriiit state of the liver. which these pills
elTectibdly mires. I By striking at the root of disease,
Wright's Indian jVriget able Pills prevent all and. cure
all. They can hardly ever be taken amiss, if used with
common dis , retioli; and we commend them to the use
of ihose,who havil not yet tried them. •
The foll Owing• highly respectable storekeepers, have
been appointed Agents for the sale of %vim:la's usr-
DI A N VEGETABLE PH.LS. in ISchnylkil) County :
THOMAS D. BEATTY, Pottsville.
Medlar & Bickel, Ortrigsburg. . .
A. Heebner ii• Soli. Port Carbon.
ifewald. PoQ' & Co., McKeanstourg. I ,
Geo. 11. Prey. Tuscarora.
Henry' Koch & 'son, Middle'port. . ..
• •
Win. Tageartfainamia. . .
r.. & E Hamm, Orwigahurg. . .
•
NVlnieler & Miller, Pine grove.
.- Aaron Mattis, Lower Mahantango. • .
Jonas Katiffinati, Llewellyn. •
Jacob Kalinin'. Nlahantanzo. ' ' • • '
John Weist. KlM:termini. - . . -
Gabriel Herb, Ziminerin intown.
C. It De Foret, Millersville. •*) -
Jonathan Coe hill, Llewellyn.
1 1
. ,
1:km10241401,e his. East Brit onWiCR.
S. Hart & Co., Kew Philadelphia.
Levan & Kauffman. Schuylkill Haven.
M. & J. Dieclifir, East Broinswick.
;Jonas Robinholds. Port Clinton. .
„,
• Retfsnyder & Brother, New Castle.
11. E. Reedy, Dower Mahantonge. . .
saltine% Boyer, Port Clintoin. . ,
Henry Eckel, Tremont, . 1 1 • , • ,
Win. Trice. St. Clair. - I •
Boyer & Wernert,McKeinelirg. -
111 ' 11 .1• lif - lflier.MintirsvilloiL , ,
W. IL Barlow, New Phibidelullia.'
rs- Offices devoted exclitsiimiy to the sale of Wright's'
Indian Vegetable Pills,, of the North American Col
lege of Health, No.lltig„GraeniVich street, New York f•
No. 19s Tremont streei..lbinori —and nrincipal ',Untie
No 169 Race street. Phila.![l.iig.. ill, Di 67, 34
3 n DOLLAKS REWARD.—William Arnls!fooE WItO,
Z.A r was arrested at Poib•ville. i hailed with stealing:
a 3111LE„eseatisd from the Constable at this place. a 1
few days sinee.i The above reward will be paid fn 1.1
I) in
arrest and delivery' to the Jail. at ville. Colatulik
.Co.. Pa. .1 • , 'JOHN BLANCHARD. ' I
Pittston, Sept. 4 ($1) 36--3 t
. •
Philadelphia Watches, Jewelry
1 . and Silver 'Ware,. ..
GURR•NTEKR BETTER FOR THE ruts n TIIAN AT
• .04Y OTHER NTURE PIIILADEI.PHIA,
..11a y be had teholebale-and retail at (late Nicholas Le
ilurdys,) .71d0'. 72. NeCth 2d St., aboce Arch,
1 • " 1 ; D 1 . :9 1 1 i .I ATCIItS, II :1 ~ 1 e, low,. and medium
-' ~ i qualities among which are, . ;
L' ' Id‘l. ' • • ' " I I - i - $lO in $lOO
. :, Go et,ys, mil . menet , -
,_••- " Lepines " - - -• 25 to '4O
guartiers. imitation' - ' - , 5
Silver Levers, full jewelled, •; - --i 20 to i2O
" Lepines " -'' .I,i - - 12 to ,15
goarliers, tine; -' 1 - t: • - - 2to, 10
I EW.El.Rl7.—Diamonili,• Goil Chain. Cold Pens
with gold and silver holders. PiMcils, lire 's7i, Inns. Ear
and Finger lingo, Bracelets, Cameos of shell. coral and
lava. with every other article of jewelry of the richest
and most fashionable patterns, 1 ,
SILVER !WAR,E.—Plates, Forks, Spoons, -Cups, &e.'
of standard silver. , ] •
I'LATF.I) WARE.—Castors, Cake . liaskets, rani?,
Vases, Caid Cases, and oilier rich fancy goods in great
va7iitty ,
Wholesale buyers will save money by calling herti.
fore puridnising•
I, 7 ...) , Keep this advertisement and call nt Nii..72.
, Too , will be satisfied the goods are really cheaper and
better than ale offered in the city.- -For sale low, a hand•
some pair of show cases suitable for a Jowelry or Fan
cy Store. Enquire as above. • • .
Phila., Sept. 4. 161, , 20-Iy.
JAMES MiGEItS;
UMBELLLA AND PARASOL MANIU.FAOTIIRER,
100. 9; Caul Bt., Pottsville.. •
r.tp LT,»lnpllas and Parasols repaired at short no
tice 4 (Sept:l-36-6th
~ ,L(11.I1TION OF PARTNERSIIII'.—The partneri-,
, J: tie retof.o exkliug under the firm of MAJOR
& otchisoN in the Flour, grain, and CoMmii.sion
Mount' Galin; Schuylkill county, his thi's
days been di.isolved .I.v. mutual rotient. Persons. in
debted to the concern ty ill make payment and those ha
ving trill present them to ..ither of the partneris
for loittletiod. W 71.1 :iI,PLIOR.
A:iig 2i 33 .1: ii. DIeIiSON.
. ,
-•
lit OW 1300h$.
i l
WASIIINCTOY and ll,is Generals. or t le I.raends of
the lievoluijort.! part Yard 4, by Georgeil.ippard. •
ea. h :f . ' I 1 4511 , 25'
The Innared, by LadY eltariotte Etty4Omplete '
in -I vol.. pfire , . h
The
The Orgatniation of Labor and Assocri4tion by
Muth. ftraineourt, m ; ice I 25
Crimes of the Rotel:M. orltome in the Seventeenth
j l
Century, a 116torical tomancr, conipiee,'w ith
mit expuriiation, pci t '
Clianthers' Miscellany f Useful and Emeriaining
' Knowledge, in mind, .rs. each forming a cont.
plefe work. Edited b ' Robert Chatik.rs, price 25,
Chambers' cyclopaalia f English Literature, No.
15, containing a select tin of thd chnicesil Kat ie-.
tion of English authors, price ' ' 25
RemarkaWelEvents in tlic Iliitorr of America, No.
4, pricet• . . j 25
Braichewaitit's Retrospect of •Practical Medicine
and Surgery, containing a retrospective view of
every discovery and practical ititprormnent in •
t lie medical st iences. Terms for the whole se
, rieS, No. I' to 12. inclbsive, att. Pei annum
thereafter,Sl 50 in mlCance. Subscriptions-ree'd
The Parrkide, - or the, Y1,1111i1 . 8 Career Of Crime,
complete. 50
Walter %Wife, or the Doom of the Drinker, by
Thomas Dann English, price ' . •25
The Castle liravo, or the miner and Preacher. A
. Romance from unwritten Adventures in the life
of 'Stephen Rommel's, by Mi . s. M. L. Sweetser, 25
Taylor's Money Reporter and Counterfeit Detect
or. Suscrlptions received (dr this wink, ' 10
Greatest Plague of Life, part 5, 1 ' -
.6;
Wend Leighton, or a Year in the Country. by
Mary Ftawltt, ' . , 25
Ladies' Bonk for Septethber I - 25
Graham's Magazine for S.,ptemher, [' , - 25
Subscriptions received fqr all the periodicals and de
livered free nf, postage.,
Also, a variety or other new works, fiat received and
for sale at i .[Aug. 281: DANN AN'S Rook Store.
Nevi Iron and Steel Store.
THE subscribers, importers and dealers in foreign and.
American irmi, beg leave Lie •eall the attention of.
purchasers of IRON and STEEL, to the new assortment
of Swede, Norwegian, Refined, Cable. and Common
English Iron, which they now have and are constantly
receiving from Europe direct: Also, American (rim,
consisting of Hoop, Band, Scroll, &cc: English, Russia,
and American Sheet iron; Small Round and Square
Iron, from ,leths and upwards.; Boiler and Flue Iron.
Horse Shoe and Nail Rods, Axle Iron, various sizes ;
Locomotive Tire and Railroad Iron ; Angle Iron, Half
round Iron, &C. Spring and Blistered Steel, from the
best stamps of Swede Won; Cast and eihear Steel, &c.;
all of Which they offer at the lowest rutu, for Cash, or at
Aix months for approved reference, and to which they
Invite the attention of purchasers before replenishing
their stocks. i.
Mn.; Pie and Bloom hart received on commission, on
which advnnces will he made.
SA & BRINK, [maned Steel Merchants,
_ 117, North Water St., and 5 6 . North Del.
• Avenue, Philadolphia.
Phil-Art.lllllla. ialy3l. 1 4 17 31—ly
1 oily I'ENS—A WM article which %eill not corrode
ja,u refriced and for sate at • UANNA.Zi'd
136 1 4. ; 81 "' ":
°": „,—ros,
Wholesal r Grocery.
xrpt.tiraird Street, atuarsßacs,
ruman4rstra..
MILE; sub - scriber would ask the attention' of country .
1. merchants to the-teneial assortment of FRESH
which isniwaya tq be hod at his storm
. He keeps cohstanUy on hand prime Green Rin and
Lamm COFFEE t best cpiality Steam Syrup and Sd
gar HouseMOLASSES; every variety of Refined an.
Brown SUGAR; d large stock (4 . Green and .Black
TEAS, orlrbe latest Importation and of every &ctn.
Lion and price ; OIL; SPICES, SALT, &c.; &c.
Country produce taken is trade, or purchased at fair
n ticket prf ces. -
Merchants would rind it to their interest to vizi. this
establishnient, where goods are offered at the lowest
prices, oMthe most reaminable terms, and are put up
with prbroptneas and fidelity.
,5ept.4,47 35 Qui WILLIAM RONEY. Jr.
. I FALL MILLINERY GOODS.'
JOHN STONE
Imporuriand Dealer* in Silks; Ribbons. and Millinery
Goods, No. 45, &iya, Steond Strut, ,
PIIILATiELPEILL:
ARE now opening for. the fall trade a very
Loo-.? rich aisortment or miLLINERY GOODS, a
. 4 ?-te., large proportion of which art of thafeown in
poriation. viz,:
Bonnet, Silks. figured anirplain.
Bonnet! Satins, of all colors and (panda*.
Fancy frontier and Cap Ribbons, a secy handsotrie as-
snrimear, ",
Silk flushes:
Silk Velrels, black and colored; of all qualities,
French 'and Ameritan ArtifiLlallowers,
Funry:Laces, Cap staffs 7.ace Trinitnings,
,Bonn 5.V. Crowns, Tips, Buck rants,4Willows.,
,Tliey have also received by,the, late, arrival a very
beatitifni assortment n( FANCY r FATHERS direct
from the mannOrmarers in Paris.
Philailrlphia, Sept. 4, ISI7 3b-Int
rubtle Sale of Town Lots.
be sold at publicsale at Mortintore's lima in
YY the b o rou gh of Pottsville; on Saturday. the MA
day nj September, next, at JO o,clock to the forenoofri,
Tit TOWN LOTS, in the toWn of Deer Park, about iivo
miles distant from' Pottsville. on the. Mitiersville read,
aboitt eqni-distant from Pottsville and Millersville
The lots range about 20 feet front by 200 feet in depti:
TERMS or SALP ARE AS rot4ows :—Purchasers of r t
lot, one-half cash and half in one year, ith inter 1 ,
of two Into one-fourth cash and, the halance in lon
equal annual payments with inter( :of three lots, one-
fi.uch ea:du:mil the balance in three equal annual pay
ments with interest; of (bur or more - lots, tme-finfrth
rash and the balance in five eqtril annuli payments,
with interest, be even red by 'torte me, in the usual way.
The whole property wilt he sold_ without reserve or
to the hilltest and hest Nadel.. A plan of
the lots may be seen at the °a, of It. Woodside, Esq.
EDWARD V. FA/NE/IA it, •
Aim 2147 31—ts] Agent for the Proprietors.
Watches. JewOcry
. THE Sulweribei ntl'er:s3 to thy: trade. or brie;
tail, a lot2e and zeneral esqoriment or the to!-
'" < loWilit! att te.,l,riiicallut los own importation
• or 11111.10113e1.re.
Iluyers or coral:. in Me • tine are invited to examine
the afanrtnu•nt. and demo arc soliched with the demi
ranee that every effort will be made to give sat i3ractimi
and, nsure it - enotinuanee ofcustom.
. .
Gott! and Silver LeVei - Watches or ordinary quality,
On' , do tin of superior finish.
Ho. dodo, Anchors and Leitines.
Silver ti,inhle eased Entnish and Swiss verge,Watches,
with light, inealintn, and heavy cases. ,
Cold Jewelery mall varieties, tine and coalition.
Silver Plated. and Silver Wares.
Musieni Bolos, play ins. 2,4, t , 8, and•lo tunes
Gnta and Sitvet , i•ipertacips. ,
1)11111,1nd Pifintycl Gold Pens. .
.
Mantel and Cane Clocks, in gilt and other frames.
Watchinakers• Tools and Materials of all sorts,
Fancy ArtiMes, Pins). Fans. Steel Beads,
Having every facility forobtaitling goods on the most
advantageous terms, corresponding inducements will
be ollbred to purcluisr4s. JOHN C.. FARq,.
' , 1121 Chesnut street. Philltilidphia.
Philaila„ Atilt. 21, 1817 <
' •
Guns Guns 1! ,
BRIGHT & POTT
, .
•• TOWN lIAI,LjR.ON STORE.
DOUBLE antl• SINGLE sIIOT
POWDER, FLASKS, SDOT• BELTS,
DUPONT'S CANISTER POWDER, •
PERCUSSfION CAPS,
• REVOLVING PISTOLS, • •
SINGLE AM) DOUBLE PISTOLS.
The above are a Bile assortment of En ¢liah and Ger
man Inanufactore.
• TABLE. POCKET, (UTLERY, SCISSORS, AND
prat) • . a in sortment-of the !Rost celebrated makes.
R( PE, HEMP, PACKING CORDAGE, .ANVILS,
13 .W 3, Vices and Fit's,
BLASTING TUBES FOR WET PLACES. IN
Mines, Safety Fuse, Long 'and Short Inindled 'Shovels
made expressly, for our awn sales.
BUILDING MATERIATA,
ConsioUmt. of Locks. Latches, Illiutes. Paints. Oil. (ales
of American, German, and English inannfaclure.!
A ' IRON AND 'STEEL.
HairniorPil and hulled Irrin, Sheet, Flue,' Ba ud, and
Hann Iron. TOOLS,
Caritertiers'.Shnenrilitirs'. and Saddler: o ,
SADDLERY, HARDWARE, & TRIMMING,,
:Mat ti variety of iron notions. 4,7 15
Steam NM &e., for Sale,
IN PORT CARRON.
'THE, subscriber otrers for sale his
- 4N1311 STEAM MILL, situated in the town of
2 2,
e..ol'ort Carbon, sichitylkill county.. The
4 , mill is built of stone 32 by 40 Cent, liree
s 111211,
at
a Fin stone en
, gine house attached. There is assn a
frame !minding connected with the mill n 2 he an feet ex
tending acro..s the
,river Mr storing grain
6:c. The Mill has three run of stones, and an eccellent
engine. Also landing : 4 5 lest front on the Schuylkill
Canal, at the head of the Navigkiint, extending ;hat It
Valley Rail Road. on which Is erect' d
a large stole house, stables, and a cooper shop. All the
his Tidings ,for lading the Mill &c., are in excelletW , cotil
(Mimi:, and furnidied in the hest manner. a
This property is situated at M. head of Canal Navi
gation.aral or the junction of the Mill Creek and •
kill Valley !tail Roads, a bratiFli of Which runs within
20 feet of the door of the Mill. Boats by the' Canal run
dtrectly finder the mill, and discharge their cargoes of
grant ilfronalt hatchways into,the miltabove,
on the landing below.
All the tlourand (Arils can be disposed of at the mill
door at 11w highest market price, as fast att-,niatidtfac
tured. and, when taken into consideration that it Is the
only mill located in that portion of the Coal Ilasin, ne
cessary both by Canal and Rail. Road, and connecting
with the Mill Creek and Schuylkill Valley Rail Roads.
so that grain can lie received and the products disposed
ofat the door, without any transpoitation, It Is, 14111111 . 9-
timiahly, one of the mos! desirable mill properties ever
of for sale. The: terms will be Made easy.to the
purchaser. . I . :
As the subscriber has Mall^ arrangements to engage
to another business, if not sold la a reasonable time, it:
will be.oll'ered for runic_
For further particular.; apply to, or address, pom pai,l,
L. F. WHITNEY, Port Carbon
Port CUrbon, Atig. 7, 1817. ' . 31— tr
. Salamander, rire,• and Thief
! Proof CilPfitS,
Fire-ProofPnn me for Banks and Storrs. Seat and Lela-
, . .
Copaar '
Presses. Potent Vote:Lined Refrigera
tore Water' -Fillers,-Fillers,Potent
. Portabie
Water Closets, nitrated for, the
Sirk and Infirm.
EVANS LPL, w.AursoAT,
713, South Third St., (opposite the Phi!oda. Exchanee.)
N i t ANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand, a
1.11 idrze tis,torttuent of the above articles, tocether
with their Patent Improved Salamander:FlßE-PROOF
SAFES, which are so (instructed as to-•tet at rest all
manner rir (I. , nlit as to the; iwing strictly fire-proof, and
that they: iv ill resist the fire of any boittlitie. The out- •
side ra.tvs of these 7 , :tf,s are /nude of boner iron, Me'
inside cats of soapstone, and het Wren the: outer (Note
and inner ease is a space ofj,oottleAbri,e inches
arid is filled in with Indestructible material, so as' to
tke it qn s talpoasibility to barn any of Miff:contents in:
side of this etwst. These Soapstone Salitrianders
aio prepared antl,do challenge the woad td produce any
article in the shade nem.* s a p, NI it ;Witt stand as
ninth twill. iindtwe hold mfrs.-lye:4 . re ifty at all times to
have limn trtriv lele d by puldic. bonfire, W a cork
tinue to Out nuricture it large and gelsrthliatairtnient
our Pre:intim Air-tielit Fire, ProiocSallta. new, livlorliere
are over Son now in use,and everylaidatteethey have
e,iven entire satisfaction in the ptir)liAsers ' - - of which we •
wilt refer the politic to a few geotkinen who have them' :
in , .
(01l & NnydeT, Pottsville ; Josoph G. Lawton,
Pottsville Mr: V illiant Carr. troykstown, l'a. .
N. & G. Taylor, 10, North 3ist.; A. Wright & Neph
ew, Vine st. Wharf; Alexander Cartui. Coo vevancer.
corner of Filbert and oth st s.; John M. Ford. A... North
3 , 1 st ; Thera Inish, '2O, North 3d st ; Jainen M. Paul.
101, Solidi 411 i AL; Dr. David Jayne. P. South 3,1 st.;
Matthew T Miller, 4U , South 34 st ; and we could naiad
some hundreds of others if it were necessary. Non we
invite the attention of the public, and particularly those
in want of Fire Proof SafrA, to call at our store before
purchasing elAewhere, and we raft satisfy them that
they will get a betterand cheaper article at nut-store
than at any other establishment 'tithe city.
,' We also ninnufarture the ofrlmety Fin! Proof Chests
at. very Incv , nrices. cheaper thin they can be bought at
any other store in Poilatielptini. • .
DAVID. EVANS,
•
JOHANNES WATSON.
Philmia., Ang. 2i, 47 ' 35
11. 1:731
. 9unt-L} , • fiTN - .
MOORS RESIDON,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
X 0.76 S9utlf. Third Street. neatly oppositc the Er
chant's, Philadelphia, ' •
EePEGTFIII.I.Ii announce to their friends and the
t. public thu s they are constantly prepared to make to
order, of the finest and best materials, and at moderate
prices, every ankle of Fashionable Clothing constitu
ting aGentleman'S Wardrobe, for Which their com
plete stock of choice, and carefully selected Cloths,
Cassimeres, Vestings, &c., of the latest and most de
sirable patterns, are particularly designed. . . •
Their own practical knowledge of the busin ess and
a personal attention to every garrtient, enables them
to give entire satisfaction. and to both old and new
customers they respectfully tender an invitation to
give them a call.
flaying been for mire connected with some of the
best and most fashionable establishments in this coun
try. employing none but flat rate Workmen, and being
in the constant receipt of the latest fashions, and best
styles of goods, they are fully prepared In accommo
date customers in the best maiiiter.
Philada., Aug. It, 1817. -33-6 am
Charles Stokes,
GLOBE HATA, OF FASHION, ,
', NO. VA MARKET STREET,
t'tiILADELPHI A_
CLO'FHING—a necessary and usefolarttcle; I* well
becomes every one who buys before purchasing
to look and see where it can be-In - ight cheapest. I am
satisfied,gand, reader, you will'heJ if you favor Me
with a clll, - and leak over my stock of mods. Yen Will
not only buy : yourself, but tell all your friends where
cheap clothing can be had, and they will do the same.
If ,you coine to the Globe Hall 'of Fashion'and-do not
find goods twenty per cent. cheaper than any store In
the city, I think you will say Gen. Told& aever *hip.
ped the Mexicans l I think he never did any V:trnt else.
1151. oiriwhinz salted fm , - mtutry tta , le
which niereharti and oqiery ate t. - tr toll:lily invited to
examin.•. CU:. a Ix:: ,3r0xF,...,.•
,H "c 2ie3, fvert. 7ti
Aug. t 9. 47 35 3ral door below NiorP
i ,
. •
REMOVAL 'BILL.
- 1 AN ACT. . .
•
Conternine'the removal of the seat of justice -of the
cciunty 'of Schuylkill. from Orwigsberg tb the borough
of Poltsvine. . •
Ste. 1. Re it enacted by the Serrate "and Rouse of
Representatives of the Coromenwealth of Pennsylvania
In General' Assembly met, and It is tn;reby enacted by
- e authority of the sante, That It shrill and may be 1 aw-
IVal for the qualified voters who` finve resided in Schuyl
kill county for aeast six calendar months immediately
j prece i in:tig i,,,., trae t general electicia, to vote '
at such
.etection u t lkuestion of the removal of their seat
,ch
• ofjustice Rom r - igsbure to the boroughof Pottsville.
in the county of Sepuylkill, in the manner following to
*it t.thotle in favonofa removal shall voteA written or
Printed-ticket labelled "seat of juatice,".and contain
ing the words " for Potterille;' and thrice opposed to a
removal shall vote a written or printed ticket, labelled
as tiforesaid„and containing the words "for °twigs
• lute;':: the said tickets to be deposited in a box which
shall tie provided for that purpose at each and every of
the. election pollsofsaid county ; and the returns ofeald
electionshalebe Made in the same manner, by the return: ,
judges. - ii lriTlie - e - aiti - iir the election 'of members of
assembly; and if. on the meeting of the return judger.
it shall appear that a majority of-the votes have been
given hi Moot of Pottsville, then the following sections
of thlaittt shall he of full force and effect; but if it shall
appear. that a majority of the votes have been given
against Pottsville, then the following sections of this
act shall he null and void, . .
See. R. That if a majority of the voters hfsaid county
of. Schuylkill- qualified as nforesaid, -Voting on maid
question of removal, 'shall decide In the manner pro
vided in the .first section of this act, in favor of the
rent : nye; of the seat °nuance, in said cottlity, to the bon.
ough of Pottsville, the citizen. of Pottsville, in said
county, shall erect or cause to be erected. at their own
proper expense, within three years fronnland after such
election, in the borough of PottiVille aforesaid, suita
ble buildings, of brick or stone, for a'rnurg house and
different Mikes lirr- - -the safe - keeping nfthe county re
'cords,:tiniter the direction of the county commissioners
for strut enmity. who are hereby authorized to receive :It
-conveyance ter ript or Ids of ground Mr the use of the
county of Schuylkill, in fee *inlet°, cleir of all tintaitii-,
brances, the said - buildings to be erected on such lot or
lots of ground thus conveyed ; and the county comfit's
eiae ers for said, cen]: y, are •liereby authorized and
required. at the' .y.p•-rise of Said mutiny. to erect and
build h suitable Bounty prison muljail:of brick or strum,
In said borough 01 Pottsville:within said threeyears after
sechelect tort, an aforesaid; and the said county commis
shiners are herehy atttlinriziltt And empowered, aisonin.
as said seat ofjustlce shall be removed front Orw lesburg
to Pottsville, in the manner herein provident, to grant
and convey to thd borough of Orwigsbute, the court
housd nn.l Miner public buildings and land on which thd
sameure erected, and the Inppurtenances thereto, in the
lioroligh of Orwigahurg, to have and 1., hold the sane
only in trust, and for the : IBC and mil-dose of occupying '
' and Ilrllt/E,ll/11/1/111/inl..s annLrealststate as an academy
and seminary of learnhig. for the education of youths.
Sep-. 3. It shall ire lawful for the Citizens of Potta•
Ville to obtain 'sultsixiptionn4 feint any person or per:
cons willing to eitb•cribe nut Motiej or materials for
the erre' ion of such court !noise and public offices, a s ,
are provided for in the -eeonnf wetter of this ad ; anti'
in : it-fruit. of the payment of the cattle to the county: 1
r .immisaionera. said county commissioners are hereby
empowered to conse snit tin be brought ih the name 07
said . l'IttlillY01") C.11(1111 e the recovery of the same; and
when.. collected, Win, entitled 11/111111 do defraying the
expenses.of stick buildings.
See. 4. That so soon ;as be public buildings art coin-
Meted. arcordinh in the iirovi,dans of tiffs art. the county
commissioners h - tTir1.911011;-01:0141It'a report of the same
in the court of common pleas of Schuylkill county.;
and the said court, mom examination thereof, being
satisfied that said buntlines are tinily completed accord,
ing to the true intent arid meaning of 1,11 a art, and a
record thereof being made, by endorsement, on said re
port, the commeSsioneriand sheriff of said county shall
tliereuprin ranoe the prisoners. if any there shall be con
fined in the old prison. to Inc, safely-remoVind to the new;
and the public papers and reninrds thin remaining to
th e public offic e s in drwigsburg to he safely deposited
in the new buildings sa an' al - ores:lid built, fort hetecep
thin the reinf; and from theincenuth the seat& justice
in and for the county of Schuylkill shall cease to lei at
Ortyiz-bars, and the same shall be temoved and :I:yea at•
• the new locatian in the . borough of pottsvdie, in th e
said enmity, so as aferesaid to be tilted 1111011; and the 1
public offices ° heretofore inept and the molts of justice
heretrifiire held at Oravigsbure, in and for the county of
Schuylkill, shall he kelp! and held at the borough, of
Pottsville. in the coninty aforesaid, •
Sec. 5. That soon as the prisopetin end records are
removed from Onvigstiure, as aforesaid. the- county
commiseintiers fir said (annoy shall proceed to sell. at
public sale, after due notice ' the 4,1(1 court house and
prison it Onvigsburg, and the lot or lots of ground on I
widen they are erected. with the appurtenances. to the
hest advantage ; and the said commissinitera shall exe
cute a deed orditeila to the purchaser or purchasers of
the sant...and shall pay flyer the proceeds of sale tq the
efiunty treasurer, who shall appropriate the same as all
other funds of the wh o
are by 1:11V appropriated.
Sent. ti. Ifany person nr persons sli ill vote our the gum;
' lillil Of the removal of the seat or justice of - said colinty
Of Sclotylk ill, ut the election anthorized to be iielii by On tie of tars act, not dilly qualified to vote in accord
ance milli the-first seetion of Ibis net. of shall vine out
of his or their,•Pruper district, or shall VOW more Than
once on said question. he, or they lit offendieg, upon
detivintion thereof heroic , the proper twirl of quarter
sessiotis,pf Said enmity, shall be subject to the penalty
' . provided foi.in the. generalselection laws of this cunt ,
tonnwealthl'
Sic. 7. teeny judge of inspector of the election au
thorized hog be liell•lny virtue nil ' this act, shill know
ingly fir wilfully' rejent•the vole of a citizen qualified to
I vote on thelqitestton of the removel of Mit seat of juts-
We ill said count v-, in ancorda nee with the first sec:ion
of this net, er shall receive the vote of a person not qua
lified to sot' as afortn-aid; on said qm•st ion, he or they
so Int:fending, upon conv id ton thereof before the proper
court of quarter sessions el 51,11 t comity., shell forfeit
and pay, gni- the nee of'said county, for every such of
fence, in sum. not less than three bundled dollars or
More than tix hundred dollars, al the discretion or the
rennet. and hall undergo an impriomment in the jail o
'laid county; for a:period of not less than twelve nim:ll
or more thin i Iwe years:
Sec. S. f any judge, inspector, or clerk ofthe elev. ,
tom WV licirizt-iltni he IMId by virtue of this net .. shall I
,wilfully miscount, or shall falsely and fraudulently add
(,vii :11!11 return the votes received- upon the question
aforesaid. or sliall•keepti falpe tally paper, or shall be
guilty artily fraud in the discharge of his ditties. evetY ,
person so off - ending. upon conviction thereof In the
proper court of gunner cessions of said Shanty, [Mull be
, aubject tolthe 631110 time and penalty as are Imposed
lupon delinquent judges or inspectors by the genital
election lake °little commonwealth. • .. -
Six,. J. it shall he the duty of the judges and insPec
tors comitieting the election authorized--to lie held by
Virrtie of this act, to cause the letter it to he legibly slid
distinctly Iset opposite the name of every citizen who
shall vote'inti the Imiworinn of renioval of the seat of
justice on aforesaid. on the tally paper on 'which his
mum ,shaill be regiatered. and any wilful omission so
to de. shall he deemed a fraud:and shall be punished as
Such, in rideordance Whir the provisions of the eighth
section within act.. . .
. See..l 0 I ft shall lie the fluty of, the judge. inspector
and clerk conducting the election authorized to lie held
Inv virtue of this act, to take (in addition to the oath or
affirmation he is now reenired by law to take? an oath
or atfirmaiinn that he will honestly and, faithfully dint- '
ply. in every respect, with the provisions and require
ments of this act. . .
Sm. It; It shall he the dilly of the retern juders of
said 1:911fIlY, at the titne and plane of their merting. to
cast LIP nil the Viililll received in the difTeient 'election
districts, on the niuestion of the removal of the twat of
justice aforesaid., and !Mail make out, two certificates
ahriwing the restilt ; one of which shall be filed In the_
office of the rink of the court of quarter sesaions, who
shall certify the same to the goVernoni of this- common- I
wealth, and the other In the office of the cowiniasioners'
of said county of Schuylkill
. I,:C. Id., It shall he die ditty Of the sheriff of the said
ciiunty , of Schuylkill tun cause Ibis ,g,.CI to he published
in at lead three newspapers published in said county,
fiir at leacnt °llse in evn•ry week thr sixty days Immedi-
I ately preceding the new general electitm ; end ishall, on
the dry or the ele•-tion, child. at lead two printed co.
pies, one of whirla shall he in the tterniat. la neitage. of I
said ad tr_ , Pr posted, in handbill form, ill the Most pith. I
lie plarea to , ate-rt the election poll in eVery -election
didrlct in saint county, a nil the reasonable expenses of I
such poinlicatitin snail be paid by rho said comity of
sctntyikitt torm.lera drawn ill the Usual way. . I
uric. 17. Tiro widisoi T. Sdioliqs...olcustus lloitnes,
Joseph Ft Tay ler..l.tnies It. Levan, and Joseph Ferrig,
se:nine, nrte :hereby appointed 'commissioners, Will/, lir
two-thirds of Whom, ate hereby authorized and Vlll
imtvered 1 to•select and procure a suntabie lot or lots
within the• said borough of PO , tgVill ,. • OW which sifird
twat heart-e and tot Mit. ritlice4 - ?ban he erected, in the
in toiler aforvsalni : Pent-bled farthermore,l'hat no twr
e"n '!" Persons shell hereafter be appointed a commis
-.limner. nia ritorssaul. who either resides in the borough
of PrittsMlte, a films:nil, or is :t property holder or pr.
pony Diner in said borough.
st-c. Id. That co much of the etisting, - Inits of this
conimonlevaliti as are altered sir supplied by tin's act,
be :Ind the stone are hereby repealed ' •
I I - , - ' iA :d Es . COOPER. _
t I SPenai of the lisgse, of Reprearntatiree.
r • ' CIPOILES GIII.I3ONS.
I. j •
i . . Speaker of the Senate.
Agreed: - en—Tile thirtieth flay 'of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and fotty-seven,
FRS. IL MUNK:
•
. Publis l hed according to law; by order of
J,011541 T. •Witli.N ER, Sheriff.
- Sher-pre Oilier, Orwigs-t
2—bud. Aug.:. ifl7. ' - f :l—
NOW Is the time for igargatus
AT" •
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE
1* Minelrille,Sibutakitl County. Pennsylranin,
next deer le' Flush 4- Kninqu's Hotel,
Sunbury street.
_
j J 11 .0 RW I G
T 7 ESPECTFULLY announces to his numerons friends
11 and the citizens generally. that he has opened a new
eash.steite, in Millersville, Schuylkill connix, where he
intends!to keep on hand a lame and varied assortment
of mods, embracing among others
DRY GO_()Dzi, . • LIQUORS, .- -
oliqemucs._ _ - QUERNS WT,R 0, '
ROOTS & SHOES, 4TS & CAPS;
HARD WARE. PLASTER.
SMOKED MEAT,
MINING, GOODS,
All of which have been laid , ln new, rind at prices, ran
ging with the times. From the knowledge he has of the
Merchantile business and the wants of this market and
his determination to sell run CASH' ONLT. jingling to
quick Sales and erld►ll profits. he flatters himself that . all
who give hint a call will find a bargain and cheaper
goods at his store, than can be found in any other estab
lishment in the Coal Region, and no mistake.. •
4.--The highest price paid is, cash or goods, for all
hinds of country produce. • • :4
Millersville, June 20, 1347 -
. Coal Screen! Coal Screens!!
TIM suscriher le extensively engaged in the'manto
taitory of WOVEN WIRE SCREENS open an
ImproVed and entirely new poncinle, for which he has
secured LETTERS PATENT, and which he confident
ly helieves will he found upon trial, setretlot to every
other 'screen in use for durability and all the cluelitieP
of a good screen. They ore woven entirely of wire.
and can he made With meshes and thteadsof any re-,
q ntred eke and strength.
WIRE WEAV,INO OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
trill he exechted;st the shortest ,notice, and screens
inatlexo every pattern, tainted to all the .uses (ta
41 - Ti•CIPI ar..
• ;, , r 'The'6lhsrrP.er hur. ter ently.temavr4l his eottab.
lishraoritro' htar thv cnrn.4r of Norryetkn
rotivtle, Aprtl . 4 ISO
MINERS' JOU
•
S aturd _ Morning.' S
From the Mineri;Juttrnal Ertl
__l_ •
. BY lEIPRIES
TO THE MINERS' JOURN i •
jram "Friiderirksburg,
Telegfct,ph! I
Important from
Engagement with and Dti,
my Under the Walla of t
Enemy 4skitig a Suspe!
tilities :—Mexican Con :1
to consithir Terms of P
By the arrival of the Stea •
Captain 0. Bratty, at Pte
have the moAt importaneln
Gen, getitt's'Army that ha
in many months. • The' Fa
Cruz on' the 27th Attgitat,
on tote `}6th. " , \ •
, \
j•The 4rmy has not lord
the City of ",Mexico, but I
i 1 .
severe engagements wilt t ill
tinder, the walls of the iCit
ale continued foi• i some ti i
force and 'derby 'oh lotl '
enemy were at lasi repuls
defeated.! The ef i emy ha.
to supplicate a suspension r
,
'Gen. Scott g-ratited. The
press : was immedl?tely con
into 'consideration ) CMr. Trit
ter') proposition fur Pe:-.ct
Was received in Vera Cruz
,--)-
ing of the 26th of! August,
Courier from Orizaba,' wh
the 'folloWirig letter :
Oiizirbal August
MI; : D.KAttnie..mi :H
Fi l
mail ivhich has j st now
the following 411 , gence
from Diasio
,offic?al del G
so great iniportiney 1 s
press, which wit teach,
about twelve tl'e 00i... 0
Brigades, catinre i nded by
Cia and Santa Anna, we .
the iinciie'ans ar San •, Valencia's Drviston r after
ment•ofseveraltours, ht
ly ilefeated,--and Gen.
the first encolinter, fell ha
picte disorder, te the. cit
diately after as+d for a st
tdities, and olle'r i da t to h
of peace from 1 1 11 i. 'lris
M inister. Thi nett da
Foreign Relations, invd
through their riewspapei
the Capitol- forlthat purl!
the greatfacts, Whieb, no
after then), Fea6e htittitee
• .1
Another Express arrit
on 114 26th, with letter
same news in übstanee
of thd
delGrudoma.
extranrchliary
Ciuz Me.
tiny in advanio
Courier,' was
the British
mediation;
ted to do sip,
Stott entered
the ittstructioas were
no doubt 'protrptly ob
Vever
still'an the inbrease.
Flour,:ss plf, ; Oats, 40
if $3 751 . corn, j 72: c 1.4. •; •
aritet througlinet.inactiv .
1 :7 7 . 'The daffy bhriirtic/
this rarer Wdei I issued on S i .
subaeri t MiriM . i, transfer
of the Daily ,ra,*hieh
lation gm& .d by any of
country. Gob nel Alexan
than twenty-sit years: r cnnl
Duriut thiNtime eatal,
Courier, Sulu day Evening
Graham's) Afrigazirre, the
exander's Arteleager,,te.
we pre,mene: he will .tut
and prorrietur.l
• . -, JO Irti SC11:11
(100T-e_ SPO
. .
vttl f . i.d Stroll.loi,pooitr Geri,
'ItE.:1!rXT11:1.1,
-..e- ',nog of Oilti,:vllle a
rally, that he l+
artici • of boom an•
xvltiel l i ..)I not fait
4 . - 1 - - entiloiln.r.. Frono
had in Franrg• adgi New York. i
I , he nailer) hinewlf that
which cannot heti , ,aten.ln the
On land and for :Von a Int of
of fine French Wa tiler, which
...
Ott regogonalde It ins., [An
Viliolesai• Hoot t
.
r,47I(IIEAP FOl
'No. 3 .. &Int A Thir4,
Pi IL/ Dr.
Puberriherl
of iWine -business , /
nientlof eastern a
Sflo!Eß by the pi
prirei than the sat
jinn , lased elsewtn
none of the trau r il 1,1}11 , C5. in trj
Erranis tied prices will contrin
Is no deception In this advert
- Put chasers yri ill exmnine ti
then canal No 35. South Th
Rniatt dea!err supplied at
reifies.
Philinielphf ri
L' , :ri .
. .
• . COWARD ,
134, Nneth Second
MAI:WFACTUR ER and im.. l
SHOT GeN;s. RIPLES, Ml '
POWDER Ft ASKS. and
SUPERIOR POWDER.
PERCUSfHU.CAPS. and
"BALL awl PL SK CART,'
~
AlAn. SIX BA tREL REV I
tE;rialafor Guinn kern' ti,..e.
1 , 1611, r3ALT,
&e,
•,* Gong ma& or order nu
Any gun % , hien 1 Fen
the pr-ernce of t.F.e purchna
'IFA7
• . - rit9CL.
IVOTICE is hekehy given,'
IN, Pleas, far the trial °Pea
,
county of Seamy kill, will I
the county afore aid, on Mt,
',anther next, tot ntintty ; tit
tm
Therefore all ,^ on. t.
ha
persona wrote di ty it shall
will dice notice . nd govern'
JoIIN,
prakigs• k .
11.417. c
Sheriff's ORfee
hum AuZA
Dr. M. n
.Ifarket Se.. a fe.
Mau 21 i4i7
-Flf" •
- /4.
- - - -,
211
the 20th,. two
Ceneiats Valen
s
ont to attack
la severe engigi 5 :-
s been ecimplete
!anta Atina, after . '
.k, also, in corn-
ThOr,inne.
IspenSion of hos.
pr theyrop . mats
the Atneri an
the Mihister of
Id the Cong ss
s to nssdinlAd at,
•ose. aro .
doubt, tirill bri4
the two nations ,
ed in Vera Crud
s containing the
and a translation
the Diaso . Official
w supposed the
which left :'Vera
e 12th ultimo, a
regular English
of 'instructions to
offer ' again, I►ie
►k he was instruct
7 ; before ' General
01. We believe
merit ii
It is n
Courier
'co on t
of the
he bearer
. •
Muster t
ut we i thi s
!f liasoibl
the 'dapii
ositive, arid were
•
New Orleans is
PIIII,AbEr.PIIIA
MARKETS
!tB.; rye Dour wanted
i tibit, SI 1 , 0 q 01 I.
.—The last number of
,lsturtlay taet, antl the
ed to the proprietors
wilt thus base a (limi
t let Whig paper in the
der, has' been fur more
iecteil with the ptess.
bli4u:J the Saturday'
Post, Uurnm's (now
Daily f :hron /de, A l.
qf Old 131tur iIUTIIII,
yikintle ill be publisher
ELTIZER O
MAKER,
an Lutheran Church.
:intion'neell to the chi
od.the Coal Revlon gene•
rt• i'•trrd' to wake a one
1(..til the foot and
to give sna - action - In his
Ise Ititir..xppri;mce he has
, in making the fine French
he can furnish an attlela
•state of Pennsylvania
The hoots ; tits° a supply
o will be made up to order
3S-4ltn
nit Shoe Slam',
ore Cheer:tit Street,
ME
,ontittues his cash system
and offers a gond arisen
d cltNnatle BOOTH and
ekriert or drin . +n at lower
le quality orgoo le can be
•re in Ole city. rtufrerins
de. on examination of Ills
e any purchaser that there
inement.
I e market thorritteliliand
'rd, ahove - Cherinut street.
the sante prices 44 tare
THOMAS L. EVANS.
33 em
tic. V. 47
. TRYON,
'Greet PhiladPlphici
rrter of .
I PISTOLS,
:1101' SAO.% -
SHOT WADS,
•
• Inor..q.
LVI:SG PISTOLS and mil.
repairs neatly executed.
will be proved if• (Juiced in
I,tiT ON
.
that a Court ofenntmots
we at issue in and for the
9 lipid at Ottattbutth
I ndaY. the Mit I,ay of
_1044
,yeeki, If nncasaaty.
tan snits nenntna. and CI
be to appeal . at said Court,
t In? 11131.1 r's accordingly.
T. %VEILS£II, linnrl43.
33-1;
1 . 7.1;111 .
TI ,Slll
'wart ICU
rat V: •
GEON D ENTIST,
of Centra, Jt., North side,
4417-
MMII
=I
of Yesterday.
OFFICE!
, by Mapstitic
exiao 1
lat of the Ene.
he City !_the`
1,13i0n. Of /108
!rest convened
wee!
ship Fashion,
• Orleans. we
elligenee from
6e h received"
Ilion left Vera
and Tampico
advanced to
nas ' ha& two
e enemy, closo
The atrug , .
tie, with great
sides; but the
d, and signally',,
been brought
arms, which
Mexican Coti - :
ilroked, to, take
(our Minis 7
The news;
on the Even.
by an Express
brought downl
251 h, 1847.
no Mexican
oine in;-: brings
,whiCh cr l copy
lodom, - being of
Ind you this ex-
you to-morrow
ngel. General
=I