'{~. ' I 1 1 ! Yea f~° E • . &leant& -3ournal alorday Morning, Jan.' 8, 1818. ',....r.1i: i , • TAMAQUA. .. . • _ 444,- Ma.; E. J. PIT II authorised to receive ettisertp• 1-*ut farina Miners' Journal, and receipt for tie seine, ;.4 , 4i1e Drug m . ire. la Tamaqua. . , ~.. • . - VOLNEY B. PAI.IdEII. 4g his Ilea! Estate gad Coat Are:tits, A101•1Wf or Third & Chesnut Streets. Philadelphia, Nassau Suter,. hew York, - Ili, State Street, Barton, and , Snails east corner of Baltimore, & Calvert Minds. 7.lltashinore, to our agent for ireceiving auhicrlptions and '''Vettrjrtisenients for the !diners' Journal. The eirculstion of the Miners' Journal V greeter 'ltanarrany other paper published in Northern, Penroyiva• WlCnod her nearly rdouble the circulation - of any other gulathed to Schuylkill county, kale* circulates largely . saworr capitalist.• manufartorers. iron and.coal dealer., Vim:limit the Atlantic and Eastern States. PROTRCTIYE POLICY OF TUE COUNTRY! The People Deineed it, Itestoratioe .12; Per iercsiasee, • G•n•ral ZAONARY TAYLOR; oPiliS:ct to the Decklop °fate Whig Notional Ccroveution %V ARRANGEMENT.—Owing to their irregular rs .:!esido and other sources of complaint, we haveconcluded . 11* 3 / 4 iind our metr hi mail. hereafter. in the different stAis in this 'county., Wit have' assurances froin Wash tiSipszt that our Subscribeis In the cuunty,arill not long he , ntifttiectsd to Prvunta on their' local newspapers. as the at. -*son of Congress hat already been drawn to the Sub -3slsti, with every probability that it will receive their ii:try exaction. in the messitiose.ihe country-press has figy to speak out to secure free circalatlosito their papers {bite counties in which they art respertivelypnblidted.— (tit sulitcribeni In Minerva:le and Pert Cohan, ;WA receive their paper, as heretofore. • 1 :- . .irrOol. C. F. Jackarni. of this Borough, 101 We on Tuesday last, for the City of Mexico, at tb il:wane. of the . Idavorilc bodge at Reading. Gil the purpose of bringing home for bloat inter. bent, the remains of Lieut. Wunder, a citizen of biding, and at the tine of his decease a member tf.ptptain Loesees volunteer company. (in the &ening previous to leaving, a number of Col. J.'s . 44sit opal (fiends gaff him the compliment of a sup. at the American House. Robert Morris, Rio. understand accompanies him upon the journey, king desirous of travelling cud enjoying the se+ along the route , end the ineiderits end life pile present eampeign. Teey both have our swidhs fix their health - Lad safe return to 44rfrieals . • 10}Gcu. G. Sihrotici, dripper 141shsatongo 1 . 07, chip, was on Monday the 27th ult. elected Osnd of thi 6thliegiuteht, 21 Brigade, 6th Di iiihn P. AL , `,,,ity• Schuylkill Narigalur.—On Monday last, OaHawing persons were elected officers of the Atlipally for the counting year. Prraidcot—FREDERICK FiLALEY -Reamers, fia Kr WllltitM W. Lon:strati! astleiste Williamson,. Joseph H. Seal, Worrell. • Isaiah Hecker. Veirle ' Ve. Joshua Lippineolt, - Wm. S. Abbott. WIN?. Carpenter. ' N. 1.. Paleskie. Claudius harper, .leeretary and Treasurer LAl:tonnage of t6eillanal for 1847, was as fol - asap ding, including 'coal, tons, stnart:4ing, Tons, Vir,We proud our reudert, this week with le - ii3nuarcoal statistics. as full as it was pos. bierjor us to prepare them this' week. The tiataatity of Coal sent to market during the year iiiiiiihtained officially' from the different cornpa i-,:,,E, , usaland great pains'haye been taken to ,make ':iiisialher stotidtica as correct as any of a similar Winter could be Mitife. Altboughjhey occupy, •.- ~ . fre;,ionall, space, we can:assure our readers that ticared about three,week's labor to collect, pre condense and arrange them in the present : —and therefore, we are decidedly of the a that we are entitled to the courtesy of ,at tali tt Medii to our Journal when - transferred iuto p ' papers, ' fraltie Presidents of the Philadelphia and . Read ii*iiroad; the Schuylkill Navigation Company O r ate Delaware and Hudson Canal Cdmpany, LitJoJarly, and the Collectors generally and kenr::iwo make this public acknowledgment of Wthaiihi fur the promonc.B with which they 010111 'be desired itdo!msCon. COAL TRADE FOR NV. tiiil,4loS,ring is the tflizial quaLtity of Coal liCAtionotket in the lolhirring years, which we iear. codsideLhte trouble, and can be fh4l : 4 , un as cotrict. It is not stolen from other dlir 11l Rid. • 1847. 1846. Increase. 1.360,G81 1,233.562 127,119 222,693 3,440 219,253 67 457 513,926 8 531 r,:,:i 1,650;831 1.295,028 354.903 1412 . 643.973 , 524.989 120,994 aiana, - 388,203 320.000 68.203 VtOtiharre, 294,398 192.503 - 91,895 stn, 14.904 12,073 2,332 14 , ..,...- i.-ce ............ .in '47. 638,317 tuns. r :. lite h ! t u l a , ntitY r cent to Ena u tt • Sehoy l lk xilslo7Bun3l - ' ..iilr regions . 1,331.275 !i7 . 1-4- i • . • i• 34. • • ---- 1 0 ,to favor of Schuylltillcs.—tona, .319,536 1 be obser%cd that thtrincrease fur bcbuyl. • ta4uty in 1847, was 354,903 tuns, and .the ' Nittis (coin all the other :egions • was only 4. , .. 1:14.1 1 3 e whole quantity sent to market since inetyrnent of the trade, bchuylkill noun- Oaqurnabi,tl ' lona, 10,213.120 "iiittr regions, 8,580,480 . _._ 2,992,309 2,313 993 .3,343,993 `.‘.l COAL BREAKERS. pt.the West hlra . nch there am 26 Breakers iu of which are of Bastin a- Patent, 3 ul alt n'a, 2 of Richardam's, and 2 of r:'llehav rk , - e Norwegian there are 13 Deceit/iv-12 aillne end 1 of DeHaeens. tri?theu Mull Creek there are 13 Breakers— ; lo 7 . 1 ' II and threareofree Mills. hy e .Schaylkill Valley there are 19 Break- i 44 of Baum s, I of Richardson's, 1 of De. i le and 2 Coffee Mille.:l a bubo Schu - ylkill tbere are 7 Breakers, tie all of the Lehigh pattern. . • ix!. e iliwatara there are 5 Breakers—l of in* the others are Umboltes pattern. ' .`'• • Beenlatu/ation : 1 - 7 ~,..<. - 1 i sr 3 EP 11 5 , jael Mill Breakers • . I 5 • ie4l'man's-=. 1 ... „_. . - 3 t ,os - e Little !Schuylkill, Lehigh Pattern 7 " e Swatars, Calhulteri Pattern, 4 , gj.';; • i f al number of breakers in'use ' 84 0 - ttio's Breakers are driven by steam, el. —one of which is driven by water -pow " The others by totravower. One of. Rich driven is iv by horse-power ; also three or, Mills. The other Coffee MMs are ... Ail waterpower . Ili e number of Break steampatver. is 73. All these the exception of one or two, hare lured within three years. ,- DS IN tICUUYLICILL COUNTY ng hi the quantity of Coal trans. different Rail Road. in SchuAill ((glossing years, with the increase. 18(7. . 1846., Increase. 603,396 490,316 :111,081 :36,222 237,496 decrease. 221,656 223,112 98.544 274,540 169,608 104,934 11611 10 4.491 pi .007 15,394 , . 4139,2 n 41)7,281 . 81,957 Road 42 145 ' 7,178 4.967 11, 25.311 1.157 '3.554 IL IL 67.457 - f!,1128 • 11,521 tom of WO Coal pouHp4 Dior Mt !Brats. ' this Read, . , 222wwwwwwwwwwfm ' coP%mmwmW a "" =mw 11 , ..... weawwwwwwwwc, O 3 OCO pp CO io 10 „. ocooc co OIN N N CO CO OI oCoCo .4 CO :o Ca CO . 74 da NO to c f ,,, kz p az CO S C...C% - 01.3 . '&637.11-0-11b C519,16211D - 051:11310 7 .O . 0 O. 04. OCOOO *4 0 cr , •4•4 o'4 00 c' C0000000.020160C•ODOO.....0.4.0.0.-0.40 'gym 4.2 A. Z 4 A. 00:10..0z o "o la is o o O O ea a a. 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E = ~. c., co 0 CC CM CL, 1 . ; A. .4 i 2 2 ...7 Cc Co Cc ca la o at en ..4=c0me0u....14.:- GO CO to r• .4 A=AA ca .1 A FO L r COO . 4:5 1.2 CO GG .4 C 3 03 CI .33. A. 3G IP 33 CO C 3 a a .1 03 CD OD G 3 CO ... a a .3 G 3 G 3 G 3 CO OD C. 3 V OD O!0 12.57. ac. m.l ~Q p i6l% In ID lo •••• ••••• tnaraocoacma 4.toaccwsta 303:.-.C.C3,o3l3...aaararta aCt., as tx °coo ...o 00000.00.4ca04.4.t0-acan 0 o o 00000 0 70 0 .04 t o .2 .. 1.2 Cm QD C 2 Ga a. a. 12 w IC /2 .. cp c:: CD i• CZ OZ .—.l OD QD =A Cm. 2 0 - .10 - 0 - 01 - 0 . 0 7 010 , 1 - .4 mCAiP - o— ,- CD .4 CD CD 0 m. el. .D QD .4 Au e, .4 t* a. O n .2 co .4 0. .o_oo CD 41_A m. CDCP co ...Q.= CD .- .2 .2 .1.. LERIGII COAL TRADE. ' TUE FOREIGN COAL TRADE, The following is a comparison of the trade in the following years _ sent from the differout sec• dons of this region: 1847. 1846. Lehigh Summit Mine, .20 t ,951 165,011 Do. Room Run, 132.978, 109,052 Beam Meadow Ce. 109.363 85;948 Summit Co. - 32,820 . 11,868 Hazleton to. 105,766 98,541 Buck Mountain Co. 60,847 46.104 Wyoming, ' 10,246 5,866 Increase in 1847, LITTLE SCHUYLKILL COAL TRADE The trade from this region is on the increase: and will no doubt continue to increase very rapidly hereafter. The facilities have been greatly in creased by the laying down of a substantial Iron Road leading from Tamaqua to Port Clinton, a distance of 20 mike, and the introduction of mo• tile power during part of the pest season; There are ten Collieries iu operation. and one preparing. Eleven Engines in all, of 200 horse poviier, are at work in the region, ten of which drive break. ers—and ono is used fur hoisting coal. There was sent from this section of the region in 1847, 106,401 tons of Coal; by the folloiaing Operators : J. & R. Carter, tons 31.344 'Heston & Carter 24.282 Harlan & Henderson 16,901- Robert Ratan' & Co. " - 13.512 James Tatgart 9 488 Win. Donaldson 9,265 Hendricks,Jones & Birbcck (new colliery) 802 John Anderson & Co. . " 807, 355,160 77,237 44397 The following ehowe the'trade of this region from its commencement in 1832, in round num. In 1832 1833 1834 1835 1836 1837 1838 1839 1840 1841 1842 1843 1844 1845 1646 1817 Total in l 6 year*, 'l'b• town-of Tamaqua has increased very rep. idly -in population during the last year, we sup. pose it has nearly trebled within thelsst four year,. Whole streets hare sprung up se if by magic —and some of the edifices, are imong the lars eat, moat subit.tutiel and beautiful in tha noun ty. TIIC SWATARA COAL. REQION This region is beginning, to. attract attention. from the fact that it htts secured to it two outlets to market, which will greatly increase its trade, hereafter, and render a large extent of Coal bud productive. During the last seas m the eaten lion of the West Branch Rail Road a distance cf miles was conipleed, which connectsl'remont, Donaldson, &c. veldt the Schuylkill Valley at Schuylkill Haven, and about 2000 tone were conveyed Over the extension. There were eleven Collieries worked in 1847 in this srction of the region,--iz. Meow ? Kilx miller, thee. dr. Co. and Wherler4 Miller's, on tholorberry Creek Branch—and Cult, Grakin & tontison'e, Hcil & Bower's, C. E. Spangler & Co. Henry Eitel, .Werntz 4 Strurnpfier, Steer, Harvey & Co. Snyder. Barr & Co. Reinohl & Gardener, and Greenwalt & GI erg, orithe Swat/ ra. Morris & Fisher are sinking • Slope -at Tremont, and several other Collieries are pen. paring for next year's !ruttiness. There are five Cost Breakers erectedthe vicinity of Tremont and Donaldson,' four of' which are driven by Steam and one - by water power. •We could not obtain the quantity of Coal sent to market by the different operator,. 18,793.003 The towns of Tremont and Donald.on ere both in a douriahing condition. and that section of the region is increasing rapidly in poputalion. COAL TILtIn OF TU4I.INE • The folliming is the quantity!. of Coal deliver ed on thOirie orßailtond in 1846 and 1847. 1847. 1846. brwigeborir 167 •75 Port Clinton , —0 6 Heraurg _ - ' . 1007 071 Manville — . ' 1060 1300 Between!. 51ohrbeille & Reading 1324 1042 Reading 47.574 • 35 738 Elaunptown . . 1446 1854 Dangleaville 1733 1433 Pottstown 0109 3696 Royer's Furd , 285 317 Phomisville 45,878 23 853 Valley Furge 1990 -1480 Port Kennedy - . 6774 4079 Norristown ' • 9061 —11,988 Lime Kilns below Norrinown 2654 1362 C°//lbeb°clen' Spring Mill I 4 1 ,458 26,170 and Plymouth ' Manayunk • 5345 6930 Fells . 7059 2996 Geroantown . 3875'. 5362 Nicetown , ' 5098 . i 5720 Trenton Rail Road' 0000 2907 Junction with State Road 10,343 6181 201.40_ 155.460 To Philadolptos 203,540: 198.582 To Zellwood - 958,001 844.218 The quantity of Coal ditlivered on t h e line of Zonal during the year 1847, was 85,478 tons— waking' the whole supply for the you 1847 i20.,1 0 Lop; fP LlPPettee'over 1848 of 71,160 torte. The following is the quantify of Coal im ported into the United State' from June 30th 1821, to June 30t11, -- 1847, both 'Tors incru rase, in tuna of 20 bushels, obtained from the of f icial documents at Washington, together with the quantity of Anthracite sent to market sm nosily during the same period . Years. ' Foreign Coal. Anthracite Coal. 1820 ' 365 1821 • 22,122 1 0,73 . 1822 34.523 2 240 1823 30,433 6.823 11324 7,228 • 9.541 • 1825 25,645 31 983 1826 35.665 48.047 1827 . 40,257 • 63,434 1828 . 32.302 r 77,516. 1829 , • 45,393 , 112.083 1830 - 58,136 174,734 1831' 36,509 176,1320 1832 • 72,97 d 363.871 1833 2 --, 92,432 487.748 1834 - 71,626 376.636 1835 - . ' ' 49,969 560.758 1836 108,432 - 682,428 • 1837 153,45 U 881.476 : 1838 129 083 - ' 739.293 1839 - 181,551 819.327 - 1840 162 867 865 414 1841 :. 155 894 958.899 1842 ' 141,521 , 1.108 001 1843 41.163 1.263 538 , 1844 87,073 1631,669 1845 ' 85.776 ' 2 023 052 1846 156.853 2.343 992 1847 148,021 2.982,309 643.972 _ 522,989 522,889 120.983 The importation of Foreign coal, under a duty of 91,75 per ton, our readers will observe, has in. creased considerably within the last two years, ending June 30th. 1647. This was caused in a great measure by the heavy trade between , this country and Europe. in the shape of bread stuff coal having been substituted on their route home, as ballast. Believing that, the reduction of the duty to less thou $1 per ton, under the free.trade act of 1846, which took effect in December follow ing, would greatly increase the foreign impurta• lions, wo made application at Washington for in. formation, and find that the importation of For. eign coal for the Gust quarter of the present fiscal year, ending on the 30th of Sept. - 1847, reached nearly one hundred thousand tons. During the grinner ending January Ist, 1848, 'we presume ttie Importation was equally as much, if not mom— end therefore we predict, that during the present year The importation of Foreign coal will be greater than any yea: ionce the foundation of our Gov ernment: 106,401 EEO 14.000 40.000 34,000 41,000 35 000 31,000 13:000 9,000 20,000 40.000 27.000 31,000 67.000 74,000 ,91.01.0 196.401 PROGRESS OF STEAM POWER EC TOE COAL I.IIISINESS. 054,258 The whole number - of Steam Engines engaged in the Coal Trade in this Region, is as foll.iws : Engine& Floret , Power. Engaged in the trade, t 845, 68 - 2018 Added id 1846, 38 • 903 Added in .Making the whole number of Engines engaged in pumping, hoisting and breaking pool in the t3chuylkill County Coal Region,l67—with an eg• gregate power of 4465 horses. As a portion of these Engines are run day and night, a horse poiv 'er may be estimated equal to the power of 10 men, consequently they perform the labor offully four thuusand sex hundred and _fiftypicn. All the Engines added in — 1844' were built in Schuylkill 'County. - -- Otr - Machinists also built during the year, 18 Engines for other purposes than mining, with an aggregate power of 868 horses. Eight of those are used in Schell. kill County for various purposes—the others were sent to Boston, Reading, Harrisburg, Coloinbia and Carbon counties, Sunbury, Mexico,. 6cc , 4ce• —making79 Steam Engines of the power of 2212 horses turned out in Se.huylkill County in ills year 1847. We question whether any other coun ty or city in the United States turned out an equal number of Engines within the game period. By a recent official report it appears that in France. which numbers a population of upwaids of 34,000,00 inhabitants, there were in 1845, only 207 Steam En4incii in operation in thateoun try—there are in'e.lchuylkill County alone, 206 Steam Engine:: urpcb,.l at the present time, all of which are rutuiing ercept three or four. The Engines built and 'sold during the last year were turned out at the following establish- ments:- • -No. H. Power. Ifaywood &Snyder, Pottoeille, 10 .653,, E. W. McGinnis " 12 480 .1. L. Pau, ~ 4 -- 75 W. Esßawl. Mini:ravine. 20 '540 S. SiHyman 4 Oa, Mat Carbon, 6 ' 120 l'..Wint weer), • " 6 130 Hudson. Bniith&Taylor. Tamaqua, 8 • 140 Umboliz & Co.. Tremont, ' 4 50 liawks,Sykes& Vancleve,St.Claii, 1 15 . . There ire about 12 Engines (secentruf the largest rases) compbted Ia the different establish ments, some of which have been sub! end not liken away—the others remain unsold. The number built in the county lest ?ear was 50—in crease in 1847, 29. • The Engines turned out at these astablioltments will compare with any manufactured in the Uniied States, and in poidt of strength and- durability they are not equalled. When we take into con sideration the fact that during the last year 61 :Engines for Colliery purposes, more thanene half of the whole number employ d at the commence • went of the year, were add we can form a tolerably eozrect idea of the tapir& with which the use of steam-power is increasing in our region. Should the. Coal Trade continue to increase as it haslet a few years back, we may venture the pro. diction that the period is not far distant when dcboylkill County will be noted not only for man ufacturing put ;Jr TP l 97Og Pi gfeaso nwPbq of Steam r f niines .Win by cotter. county In the Union. 1,860,6e1 1,188,258 THE MINERS' JOURNALI , ' , AND POTTSVILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER - , • , „ We append below, a list of ill the operators this region - who lative mined and sent fa' market over 6000 tons of coal In 1817, exespt- three or four on the'Mount Cation Railroad, a statement of which the Collector informs be is authorized by the dornpany not to furnish. Several of the 'individuals operating on, this I Road twin latilled in the quyttity mined at their establishments-01nd others who desire publicity being given,and whose Ewald end amount of Coal Crlionl di not appear in the list, must attribute , it to the right cause. Whenever operators have desired us not to include' their names in the list we havelinvariatly com plied with their wishes, and therefore we can see no good reason on the part of that company from witholdiog this information from us, (whi c h. freely given by all the other Rail Road cempardis in the county) unless it is to keep the public (.14 acquainted with the basica* of the Delaw . Coal Company, which is now the only incorpor ted Company mining Coal in this region; an which, in the aggregate of its fusiness, has ' false behind a number of individual operators. 0 Impression is that it would stand about fifth a .lath on the list In making appplicatian fur the list, in order to remove all objections, we ex pressly stared that if the Delaware Coal Co. or any individual desired their names not to appear, they 'Could be included among the sundry ship pers. With the statement we could deice up our statistics more full and satiafactort for the pub• lic—without it we are subjected to a great many inconveniences, alitl additional :trouble, in a very arduous, perplexink,and in many instances, thank less task, in collekng and prest4ving a correct statement of the rise and pmgrese of the 'Anthra cite coal trade in the Uniteil Stlates fur future history : = ; .= , > II g i 2 P. 1 ?: 8 pa p s r 1. 1 ti, ;• it . 9 ei T ti 9 .51 g Pi .i Li' : 4 1 i 11 ' e 4 -a '7 1 O 93 . Tons. Mikes. Haywood &'Co. ,: i 1 , 98,907 M.H. &P. Heilner, ' , . . 92.769 James C. Oliver. , 88.017 Ro,l4ere, Sinnicloun & Ca. ! ! 84 688 Wilke:it Payne, . " 61 273 8. Sillyman & C. Silly roan & Ca. • 51.435 Gideon Best. , 54,545 • ' . George H. Pons: 46,766 Joseph G. 'Antra, . • 40.573 Thos. Petherick,.. ' „44 414 Robert Adorns & Co. 40.155 Geu. Spencer & Co. . 98.131 John Pinker Lou, . ' 37,112 Chile' Miller, 36 341 Charles M. Hill, 36,091 W. de T. JoilliF, --- , 29.523 E. W. 51cGinnit, , 26 908 Jacob Serrill. ' 24,856 Alfred Lawton. . 22.496 T. & W. Pollock, , 117,073 J. CockhO, • . • 16 584 ~ Sillymin dr. Fister, .. - I . I , _ •16423 Th... T. Ash. - 1 - 1 1 12i 922 Haven'a Mine, Mill Creek, 15.006 Joseph F. Taylor. - i 14,898 A. Heebner & Sons, .- . • 1 13.374 Caleb Parker; . l3lt i 2 11.. Hekezh. r, • 12.343 K. Kear, . 11 287 James Penman. . ' ' . 1 , 1.286 Tl.oinui Wi11it0,e,9.173 , John Spencer, . 8 980 J. Wesley. ; 8908 Jones & Evans, . 8.93 Colrhan & Hlsonan, . 8 858 a it 1 a a t 1721 Y - Deb -;g Jamey B. rry, A. A. Clarka•rn. Guiterinan, & There were only 100 Operalon engaged in . mining Coal in the whole Schuylkill Region dur. ing 1847.• Of this numlisr 17 mined upwards of 30.000 lons of Cual-23 mined upwards of 20.000 tone—and 38 upwards of 10.000 tone. 17 sent about tuns 1.036.000 0 between 20 and 30.000 tuns sent 156,000 Totil Collieries worked its 1847, 143, et which 42 ere below the water level. There are proba bly about IS :Erlditional collieries preparing for next year's bu-iness, 7or which ere below the water Some of the old ones are wo•ked out - Arbor° the water level L and are standing idle. 106 2921 1947, 61 1544 CM 79 =l2 COAL OPERATORS. • 23 operators sent " 1.192 009 77 sent the balance about !' 08,000 As the expenses of mining increases the num ber of Operators are gradually diminishing. This is _apparent from the fact that although the num ber of Collieries have increased during the last year, the number of Operators in the region heist, diminished down to about 100. Twee years ago they numbered about 140. Some of the larger operators work Lie and six culberies. Tho Collieries are located as follows Above WassWasslevel. W p at e e i r °7 levgii. West Winch, 28 . 14 =I Mtn Crcrk Schu)Kill Vall,y, ==Mlll Soratara, 101 1 1. - 42 42 ; •‘; rL,; c • - ai6deS '''=" • :Isar The Coal Trade for 18418. Amount of COM sent over the Phlladelohia and Rending Raul Road, for the week ending on Thursday evening last : Port C.nrhon, Pottsville. • Fichuylkil Haven, Port Clinton, MINE DILL AND 13011 IYI.KILL HATES R. R.' The following is the amount of owl Inanition/id over Ills Road, dnring•the 4 days ending Jan. 51h, 1818 g - • • 8011 02 too l s. • WILL I NEWELL, Collector. VROM the state of New. York.— hteser...l: Kidd Jr. Co. Gents:—Please send me by Express, It down hoses ..ilfLowe's Lire,. Pills" They are selling good bare, and soil g3nerally. Yours gre. E. P. STEDYIiyI. Mayville, Chatsugue Co.. N. Y.. Dee. 24, 1810. Prepared for the propdeber. and sold whol,ale sad retail by J. KIDD Jr. Co. No. CO Wood street, Pittsburg. I's. Me N. IL—Purchasers will Meese he particular and inquire fur "Dr. McLane's Liver PHU," and take no, other. The increased demand for Da. WI. %NES LIVER PILL, since theirtntroductinn by us as his agent., has far est eeded 01It MOS! sanguine expectations. It iv now about TEN YEARS ■inre they were brought before the public. During this lime hundreds of emigrates have 'Men handed us. testifying to their efficacy, and stating the very great relief they had derived fru= the use of them. We have nnw in our poesessinn many certifies. ie.! from respectable persons, who have used 'Ds. 3PLANE'S . I.IVER PILL with the most happy runts, where every other known remedy had been used in vain. Also, quite a number of regniarmhysiciana.of good sten ding, through the country, are wing and recommending in their practke. It Pairbeen our sincere wish, that thaw Pills should he fairly and fully tested he esperi,mre, and stand or fall by the effects produced. That they have bnen so tested, and that the result hos been In every reepept favorable. we call thousands to witness, who have !experienced their benefkial ,trecim. ; i . Da. I.'LANE'S P 11.1.8 are not held forth mr mended (like most of tire popular medicines or the day) as universal cute tills. but simply for LIVES COals PLAINTS, and those symptoms connected writ! • de ranged state Or that organ. J. KIDD & Dor sale in Pottsville by John S. C, Menlo, ;and Julia O. Ihnurn Druggists. Jab 2-8-emo. The East India Tea impany. DATING OPENED A TEA WAREIIOI33Pe JYa. 122, No "IA TAtrd Arta, mut daor 14 Old Rotterdam hotel,' I.IIILADELPHIA. , ,FOR the driposal of their choice GREEN AND ,FOR L A CR. TEA of t in lates a imp c , would very respectfully ite call from un ary merchants-and others visiting our city.; Our teas are of the driest quality; and very fragrant., hs tlug been select. ed the greatest care and at unusual low prime.. For the country trade they will be packed In quarter. halt or pound - packages, If preferred ; thus furnishing two advantages; Ist no loss in draught. 2.1 an assort. meat of teas fora very small amount of capital. Ths latter partienlarty Is ofadvantage to persons of moderate means, and whose sales oft ho article are limited. Oar determination is to avoid all unnecessary °Muse that will base a tendency to increase tbe cost' of oor teas, hence the present course of circular letters tp the trade instead have ding agents, a mad ice 'pursued by same of clur coremponules. at very grearespense. Three Ageing must be paid whether they make sales for not. With the advantages we pusses/tot procuring Tess, and a dime application to business, to say nothing of wen ding to our own Mistiest, and not entrusting it to others mutt Ultimately insure as matins of your custom. • . J n.B-2-Virtu. HE halved Dolls, and Fancy Articles. HE subscribers base Just ceived ai Ana and large assortment of toys, dulls, fancy boxes, ban:mike s. flu vlntlne. and best quality violin strings, stales and IW. pendia. German pipes, setae cues and tobee.thati! bales, mine& and arum 'sent, of other anklet erhkb they wit! sell .nholerale - and retalt at the very lowest prket 7 ' .. GEM & JQIIN DOLt-.•.-'- - ' No. in m , u arcs. below ' !minters an d mantilhttneemof toya, ivory nal* ops its., ,to ,rthila,Octlpl7-91-14:: .. , . emvifi. *le,. :e.diueni. i...--' , :rtefi'Wnes=..,. :„.:.„n„.n,..„,„ ~.. . liclinoes Columbian Calculator, - A NEW AND PITRELY AMERICAN ' • - , . ABITHIMET/C.,. - ~ • . Taint Edifies, Raised eel emerged. • ' IN adoring the third edition of this work to the public !". *erbium selected from assent hundred letters tom , ateadatarY of the "Columbian Calculator," the fol. towing: The 1 0 lb:twine recommendation islimm'Themas B. Barreeres, Esq., the late able and talented superinten• dent of lbe Cme Mon Sawa* of the state-cared who may. very properly be termed tho "Fath er of our Common' School system ice —, "1 fret pleasure In expresstut the opinion that the' Colombian Calculator, by ale. Almon. Ticknor. Is -a . most valuable school book. - Tb• adbermaceto out own 'beautiful! and simple decimal system ormoneYand the exclusion of t the, British currency of pounds, shilling', and pence. Wbieb forms one of its chief dillerenctice from other arilbmetlcs. I consider a decided and valuable improvement. It throve appeared to me tireless, if not Worse. to prixzle the beginner' la arithmetic with questions In any other money than our own , at a time, too..whell the unavoidable Intricacies of the science see etteileiently nunterons and didlerilt to talk all his patience, and when the teacher's Muer °Nett should be to excite and sustain his Interest in the study. After he has become well versed lathe principles otatithme tic. and complete master of all maculation" in our own coin, it ht not only peeper to rive him • -knowledge of those of other lend!. but It will be found practicable:A do so in floe-tenth of the tlimereqnisite father pnrpese at au earlier.perind. In nuinEother respeme, also, the Columbian, Calculator Is a superior work. and 1 there fore cordially recommend it. Taos 11. Licesowcs. Leaciteree. Nov. Re. 1847. . Prom Dr. Buschenhereer, M. D., Surgeon LT. U. Navy, Brooklyn. New York. P. S. Naval Hospital. Kew York, Play 0, 1645. A. name,. Eeq. :—Doar Sir :—I have examined with some attention the "Colombian Calculator," prepared by you for the use of schools. It rives me great plea". oreto believe your system of deelmal arithmetic is better adapted to the daily business wantsof the people of the United Stares than any work on arithmetic with which tam ammeluted. Thee:camphr and illustrations of the several rules are well devised and American in their character. 1 should be glad to boner that your took to extensively need in our prbeary schools. Itespectfidly and truly vour.nh'et sent. It , ; - W. S. W. Brecon asses.. Illeh School. Arivelserlt. Nen York. 1846. Davin! examined Mr. Tirknor's Arithmetic, with 'eneiderable rare. 1 have come to the conelusinti that is well calculated to import a hill and clear under petting of Armes. so appllemble to 'the beehives ntactions of the country. Its particular superiority ever other arithmetic' of the day consists in Its lucid llustration...and correct application to business; the ' rrency of the United State". I , C. It Sewn, PrinelpaL I cheerfully concur in . the sentimentrexprused py ' r. Smith in the above. Iv, .1 suns C. TOOKER, Cla s Poical Teacher. Newbury. f B. STICTIIIIION, M. U.. Principal. Public School. Pear Sir:— Ile pleased to accept my thanks for the livnr Yon have done me in presenting me with a copy 'the "Columbian Calculator." 1 . have examined it. id consider It well adapted to the use of our district hoots and academies. and recommend il as such Mali achere who wish to improve their Pupils in practical ititractic Your, truly. J. B. Ensue-. • Principal of Bethlehem School, Pa.„ 1846. I have examined Mr. Tickunr's work, entitled the 'N.'alutnician thilculator." and am highly pleased with de manner of its execution. and Intend to Introduce it ta my school as Soon as practicable. i i M. S. Prxcwv. • Principal of High School. Gothic Hall, Brooklyn. 'I hare examined Mr. Tieknor's Arithmetic, and think I well calcllla , od for common "chords and academie., girl recommend it as a work well worthy the Patronage - II Principal public. -;_' , Plummier Scanner, A. M.,. Principal of th Religion t y Academy. Connecticut. , J. J: Noreon, tt. PRATT. WM- WIIIWIT. , - .., Texchere. Salisbury, Connecticut. .! hove examined' Mr. Ticknor's work on arithmetic eltitlett the "Columbian Calculator." and consider it seenirably calculated for common school instruction. Neiman as practicable! will introduce It into my,acbool. E. Dimes. I Principal,-Classkal School. Nth street. Philada.= , 2sar Sir :- 1 have thoroughly eXlglitted VOW . work o arithmetic. the "Columbian Caleniatoo .and pro. titmice it Ike leek for the common schools and amide ni".• of this emintry The • rrapeemelit. the, number of p4ctical arasopics, and the full and expl kit explanat ions of-he rules. render it well calculated toinipayt a thorn' knswledee of this mkt Important science. I will in troduce it into my school as soon as convenient. • • [ ISW. with respect, Clawical Schaal. ic Ettitten. x is• Rh. . Colo minim Calculator." by Mr. Almiln Tick n4l: I have erainlned, acid must say that I am much p i red with its arrangement. and think no introdurtlen I out actinide would be a great and public benefit. Fleenor Wino's" POltic Schnot. Nn. t. nathloll, N. Y . • [concur in the above recunicuendatlnn. T. 11. STorr. , Princip3l Public School. N 0.3. lindoinn. Nem York, ISO. ;have eantnin.da wotitnn rithmrile entitled the 7.980 7,951 6 846 in Calculator," by Mr. Ticknor, am well phsced with the at ra niement and the general incident elitildating the principles ocnuinbers. It is a work which I have no beshation in recommending to the frievds of edema." seeryielicre. iikART Swoa Dn. PHs. of English Aim'ferny, No 38, 6th Avenue, N. Y. noel cheerfully concur In the shove. 1 3lvlWel BrauusLevi 147, Waverly Place. N.Y • Sheffied. Aar, . t E 46 I Mave examined M. Tieknor's "Columbian Calcula - tor." and hare been much pleased with its general are raniement. rind especially with the conciseness and minrellcity of Os rules. Tile rejeCtion of the "pounds. slitEncr, sad pence," in a areal measure, and the in. tendiction eerawsls. in their prelims' place is an im pediment. I I hope to see the labors of the author repaid by its' ceneral IntrndUction into One whoa!' and au:Cm:Mei. .I. It. lansawasr, Alto from Having examined Mr. Tlcknor's Arithmetic, I am fully persuaded It pastimes serifs of no ordinary kind, which might to enlist the attention nr teachers of youth on the all-important et:fence of Common Arithmetic. I ■bah Introduce It into my school without deter. At. HOAG, Wu. Clime?, and Jonc KiLLY. Principals of Public Schools. I think Mr.Ticknor. has well succeeded in comprising much in a aural' space In his "Columbian Calculator " It strikes me favorably In several respect., particularly ihei- Reviews" and the "Appendix." w here iutte f ffusis work" Is arranged under different beads. The book fs 'decidedly practical, the grtutest.recouneudatlon that =l'm given to an arithmetic designed for our district schools and academies. J. G. Nsacnaan, A. M. lticlpal of lac yerstown Academy, Lebanon Co., Pa LVMAX Nurnem. Prial of the English. Poplin% Alyerstown Academy Carlisle. Pe.. March aa, LNr. Mar Sir ;—A (ter a careful examination of the'. Co lumbian llulculator." I feel, at liberty to say that I reglad it as admirably adapted to the purpose of Corn toot Nihon' education. The ruled are well expressed, and tho different steps of every process so distinctly marked, that the student is in no danger of coafounding them together or mistaking their order. Thl• Is but one of the recornMenditiona of the work. The others will become ebviou■ upon a fait trial. I have no doubt 'that'll* fa ithfal study will go very far towords laying the fituudation of a solid acquaintance with mathemat ical science. Very respectfully yours, A. DEVINIILT. Principal of the Male nigh rlshool, Carlide, Pa. From IY. McCa iney, Esq., Professor of Mathematics, Jalayette College. ' JSa slow, January 7, 1615. ii,. 7icYaor .— Pwr.tllr :—I have looked over some of the proof sheets of your treatise on oral:M.oe, and ani pleased to observe that you have introduced many procti:al examples in illustration of the roles. Your book is welt adapted to those who desire a practical work on the subject. and Is jail in details end Mastro tints fur those who pre commencing the study of this science. Practical books are the kind adapted to the bonness transaMious of the age. Very truly yours, &c., McCsserstv. " Detir Sir:-In reply tie your icqUiry, I can say that I have been engaged these tea years In the cause of edu cating our eon itry's children and in that time have used nearly a :pore of arithntetito in my school, among which were Pike's. DabolPs, nose's. Smiley, Watts, Emerson, Davies, Smith. fee.: but they are all seriously deficient in all those eminent real:peels. particularly in relation to oar rerreery. as well as ID other points.— rile arrangement of your arithmetic is excellent, and helves very little eltance of improvement in this respect. It is an A.IIItAICAN Aarritvg-rte. adapted to Atnenean Currency, to Amerman Teachers. - and Scholars. The numerous and approprilete examples given Muter the respective rules, illustrating and explaining the aides opt 'nada, ¢6 , is a feature that places It ahaVa all other arithmetic, in this respect. I can tenth the children were oferitbattic. in less time, with less labor to them and myself, front this than any otherarithmetic. I have no doubt lent that It will anon supersede all the old an tiquated, obselrie, and 'theterodyrt" systems now so widely circulated and generally u*d.' Myebildna erns readily amino arithmetical principles In the use of this boot; they seem to have an instinctive preference fur tt, over all others. lam delighted with the quasi/ arld que/ity of W:CIXAL *AMA which It comprehends. 1: nut sure its explanatinn In decimals COUtt will accrue: the Wi11.911 nse—as wide as our country extends. . • Yours tuttly, • - .1. N. Teawau.tuas, ' - Tearter,babbaty New Jersey. Also front .1 It. Lovett., Teacher and Suptiinteedent.llarmony, Wa. A. Lotter , Teacher and Itupit. Alexandria, . Wm. A. Herr, Teacher. From the Hon. Jesse Miller. Secretary of State, and Su perintendent of Public School. In Penneylesnia. Secretary's Mice. Harriaburg. March 19, 1847. My Dear tiirt—Frons the examination which I have been able to give to the Columbian thilculator,'.. and the confidence 1 Dave In the rerommendations of those who hire examined more thoroughly, I have no hesita tion to probe:racing It an excellent practical work, and admirably adapted ars the use of our schools. I sin, very resyeetfully. /Se , J. Mune. Aloe recommendations from Wm 8. Geansie, - Principal of the Harrisburg Aculamy. L. Moons. Pr nelpil-Noith Ward Male high School. Levers H. Gone, Principal North Watd Male School. Fatcaelson. Principal South °Ward School. rieurginta. Prinelpal nigh School South Ward - • March, 1817. • Doer Sier. , •Ar yougliequest I have examined the "Columbian Calculator?" and am fully, satielSed el hi merits. I entinrie:conctr he the opinion expressed by , Profs. M'Canaey and Yeomans. The practical charac ter of the Illustration'. 41 well as the numerous egara- ! plea, make it admirably adapted to the object Intended. No recommit:deltas is weeded to injure the book age' .neral eirculatkus and introduction Into ourscbools and academies. FiesPectfullyyours. M. L. Sinner". Professor DlM:dory and Principal of the Prepata . • tory Deoarriurnt, Pa. College, Gettysburg. Also from. W.W17119111W, Niel of Public Bawl. THE YOUTH'S COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR,' Being an introductory course in arithmetic for begin. here, abapted to the currency and ..practital busbies' of the Americou Idepublic.foritie use of the dist net "chorine by Ataton rick tm r. author of the Columbian Calcula tor." etc., ,w 111 he pablished in a few days. Published and fur sale wholesale' and retail by IL HANNAN, Pottsville. , / PANICLE, di SMITH, Philadelphia, J. S. ItEDFIELD. New Yr:re. hid will be for able by all the booksellers in the Halted States. [JaB.2 'l 4 r l r : 1 11 Inj2S. 822 04 .• 423 00 " 14.852 117 Offices Ibr *tent. MB street door of the new building below the Autetican House ' will be rented ales for a store, or for [deer, loneeptahle ten -8 ants. from the drat of April neat. 'Dere can he go aka, CO each window. H feet front by 95 feet in depth, suitable for few rfpu ; and a back room ofl4 by 25 frat,for an snakiest'. counting house. or Magistrate's ordce, aLI well lighted end TenUistectwitb • good front entrants. As the dwelling part of this building is admirably calculated fors private boarding bone; being well situated and arranged, bids will be rescind for it Bharat well as for the stable beloogingtherato.-• - Ja8439..• J. MCA . 06L/ND. xsu. ROAD TIMN, nhocribes_ losropoeniading from tda obliithit s c at u cZra, best tidos/ Irchc of t a lona:wart and' , ban. Apply to , T. 111. GEOII.OB, Mort Pot tenter pt .004 a, Principal of Shetatild Academy Preceptor of Shrl6rld Harh , Readier, Pa., INS bb!Mt=l6 • • Joseph itehlurrars7Paish3o. ; 7 'Agncy , ARRANGEbIRNeTS F . OR 1848. B.. B ANAAN. POTTSVILLy, SOLE AGENT. TOLOSA/I AND ewe Stee lartsltasitarr Passeat • .r• • Genet In TOO barren wirsana. TOE subscriber rerprethilly begs •- leave to tender hie sincere thanks to ••••• • -.I his numerous. friends and the public, I , it i% fbr the very liberal support he has re calved' for upwards of twenty years. • sad solicits pi continuation of their ennildenie: The despatch *lib width his passengers bare bran brought out. end the promptness with which . hie very nuasernui digits have been paid at the different banks. anti be Ratters himself, a sealskin guarantee o. the public for the faithhti perforambee of any future contracts entered Into with him. • The follow'. ETS..whiklt Pal which pearreng dl ppointmeta saws' saxes. Patrick Hoary, Waterloo, She:lo6, Hear, Clay,- New Ship, Garth*, New World, John R.Skiddr., Rosekw, Aehburtom ' Wet* Puler, Siddotte. HAIRS. are the REGULAR LINE OP PACK puncttially on their appointed days, by will be Nought out without delay or viz.: c Veil S. Dill* oT SAILING TRON It. Y. Delano, Jetty. 6 May 6 dept. P.R.Allen, " 11 •• 11 " 11 Cornish, " 26 " 98 ' 20 Nye, Feby. 6 Jute 6 Oefr. 6 II •" 11 " 11 " 26 " 26 " !Moth 6 July 6 Noes': 6 II • " II " 11 I 19 26 26 'April 6 Ault. 8 Deer. 6 II "It II " 20 ' 24 Root. Knight, Moore, Rowland, ' W obllb, Allen C cArrits. Delano. Cornish, Nye, 5U 7hi14110 ri0;1 Lw'rte',L. Patrick Henry Feby. 21 iane 111 On. 31 Waterloo, 26: ••• , 26 Sheridan, Mar. II July 11 rimr.ll 'Henry Clay, " 21. •'• 21 21 New Bhip, , " 26 -24 " 0/1 Garrick. Hunt, - April 11 Aug. It Dec.ll New World. Knight, " •.• • •21 John 11. Bkiddy, Lora, " 101 " 18. •st kg Roscius. Moore. May 11 Sept, ' Jan. it Ashburton, Howland: " 31 "21 "21 West Point, W.H.Allen " 20 . '2O "26 Skidoos. 'tCobb. June II OcL 11 Feb..l 1 In addition to the above regular line, a number of aplendid ski:m.linch as the Adirondack, Marndon. Rap. pabasomck. Liberty. Bea, fir. Patrick, Samuel Hicks. Lbdumbia, and Niagara, will continue to sail from Liv erpool weekly in negularsuccession, thereby preventing the leas, posalbility of delay nr detention in Liverpool ; and for the accommodation of persons retelling In remit money to their gamily or friends, 1 have arranged the payments of my draft. on the following banks: Armagh, amnel, Enniskillen , Omagh. Athlone, I.Uvan, Ennis Parsemtnern, Bandon, • Fernany. Knnieclntrhy, 81tibbereen, Belfast, Contehill. Galway, Silee, Banbridge. Drogbeda, Kilkenny, : Strabane, Ballymena, Dundalk, Klimek Tratee. 13allysbanbonDringart an, Limerick, WexlionL 13allana, Dungammti, Londonderry,Waterford, Cork, DownpattickAnnagbau, Tougher. Coleraine, Dublin, Mallow, Kegiand.--Messrs. Spooner, Atwood tr. Co., bairkers, 'London ; and Mr. K 8. Flynn, Liverpool. • Scarlawl.—The City of Glasgow Bank, and all lte borriches and agencies. rr Passages can also he engaged from Liverpool to Philadelphia, , Boston, and Baltimore, by the regular packet stripe. on application Wier made Immorally or by letter post paid addressed to B. BA liliAN,Porinv Me; J OS I.: po kical URBAN', corner of Pine and South sta. N ew 'York : or Mr. EDMUND S. FLYN Pri.•Nn. 117, . w aterloo Road, Liverpool. [Janl 4E-1 • Phrenolo;y. D. W. WAGNER, from New York. would respect fully announce to the citizens of Potteel4e and el clrilty. that he has taken rooms in gannet Thompsno's block it, Market street, opposite the office of the An. thracite Gazette, where front' 8 o'clock. A. at , to I 0 o'clock. P. ad.. he will give private Phrenological ea orntnations, either with or without a chart.. Vw. Wagner has studied under the celebrated PoWlers of N. York. and having bad the experknce of alz gears' einem,. In the Eastern states, feels confident in his •hllttics to give correct delineatione of human character,. A [ramie wain the eclenco will be riven In the Town Hall, on. nude, seeniaz, Jae. 4, 1848, at 7 o'clock. Janl.l.3to PHILJDELPIII4 ADVERTISEXCNT. Oliver Evans' 'sustaining!, FIRX MID TUIEF Floor IRON clleters, lA/ ARRANTED equal to any other make. and have Vlt never been injured by firs or burgiors. Ina Moak Instanee. 'He also ke4mt oft hand a full supply of Coal ition Gil,* made of lipbter Iron. at tattier prices. LFSTF.R COPYING PRESSES AN7) BOOKS. TRUCKS FOR STORES. FACTORIES, DRUGGISTS' PRESSES. EAGLE GLASS PAPER. PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS, &c. • ' PACKING LEVERS. HOISTING 51ACIIINEs. KRFRIGERATOILi s and WATER FILTER+. (+LIVER EVANS, 01 south Second St.. ERATORSbeIow Chesnut, Phila. REFRIG For cnitfilacand preserving Aka. Bette, Milk, and all art ides lutended Gncnlln ty Pit rturi WATER — FILTER olirti Evans' ethbraned Werer,...Filtses for purifyina water that Is braetiiih or ntuddY, whether by rains.wi scrag, lir otherwise, can bilad Of all RIZRS and prices at the *ammonia. Nn...filt' Smith Second street, two doors blow street Pfilladniphia. Philada.. OM. 4 47 The Great Preventive Medicine. rptiovan Wright', Indian Vegetable Pitt have I achieved triumph upon triumph. in the cure club. 'Game cases of disease, even alter they had been en tirely given, and after all other remedies had failed. yet their power of preeentioe may be justly esteemed thes• . CROWNING GLORY “Storms," It is said, "purify the air," hut storms dr. mischief also. and are so far an evil.. Were it within human power to maintain the ELECTRICAL EQUILIBRIUM between the eanli and air. there would he no occasion fur storms, for the air would always be pure. 8,, of the human body. If kept free from nioridel ho mers, the action is regular and healthy • but If these humus are allowed to accumulate , a crisis, or, In other words a storm, will arise, which Is always more tar less dangerime. WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEOETABLE MLLE; arc equally well calculated to protest the storm, or to allay it when it conies. But 'PREVENTION 18 BETTER THAN' CURE, besids being cheaper and I 66666666 Irxmne. The delay oft day is the commencement of sickness has often motel ft.tat and always renders the case more' diflkult to manage. Let the sickness be canoed by • CHANGES OF WEATHER, blab living, want of es grebe, close confinpment; func tional derangement, br anything else the effect upon the body is much the same—ts equally dangerous, and is ?moveable by the same meant. HAVE YOU A COLD I Let it nut ripen into ,Coniimptien Areyou Dysprptiel Beware of the hypochondria. Two pills taken every other night on an empty stornarh,for a short time, will, In nine cases out of ten cure the Dyspepsia and there. in nine cases out of ten of •-•devils Moe.", For Head ache nn medicine is auperior to Wrirkt's Indian Vege table Pitts. Costivenrs, that prolific mother ofdiseat , e, roused by a torpid elate of the liver, which these pills effectually core. By strains:at the root of disease. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills prevent all and cure all. They can hardly ever be taken amiss. If used with common dieuretinn and we. commend them to the see The follnwinuhighlY respectable storekeepers. have keen appointrel agents fur the azalea WRIGHT'S IN DIAN VEGETBLE PILLS. in Schuylkill County :- 111014 AS D. Berry. Pot teelhe. _Medlar& Bickel. Orwigrburg. A. Heebner & Son. Port Carbon. Deevald, & C 0... McKeatisbarg. ' Geo.& Drey.Tirseantra. Henry Koch & Son. Middleport, Win. Taggart, Taman,. &E Hammer, Orwigsbarg. Wheeler Jr. Mar, Pine groves Aaron Matils;Loseer klahantango. • ,Jonas Kauffman, Llewellyn. • 'Jacob Kaurnian„ Mahantango. John Weis'. Klingeratnn. Gabriel Herb, Zirumernisnrown. , C. B De Forest. Jonathan Cockhlll, Llewellyn. George Dreibeibia, Ent Brunewicc. • 8. Hart & Co.. New Philadelphia. Levan Ir. Kauffman, Schuylkill Haven. ' M. &3. Drerher, East Brunswick.- Jonas Robill holds. Port ,Clinton. Relfanyder & Brother. New Castle. B. E. Reedy. Lower Matimatong,.. Samuel Boyer, Port Clinton. Henry :Eckel. Tremont, Wm. Price. St. Clair. Boyer & VlrDrO•Tl.Maitedlalbarli. Beni. Heffner. ' W. 11. Barlow. New Philadelphia. 13-oflices devoted etch:wisely to the talent' Wright*, Indian Vegetable Pills, of the North American Col lege of Health No. 289, Greenwich street, New York ; No. 199 Tremont street, Boston—and principal mike No. 169,11 age street. Phila. (Aug. al, 1817. 31 AMEDICINE which Is perfectly wife.and may be giv en to children, from tendeernfainy to advanced age. lays under on restraint as to cold water, or any kind of food. Purges mildly. subduing fever,--derimys and repels worms wi'b invariable success—and rarest. ly administered to children.: That it possesses these valuable properties, it fear lessly asserted—sr illelaiming the additional advantages of bring given In small hulk, and requiring none of the drenching which Worm Tea and other supposed Vermi fuges demand. During Its brilliant career, it has been Introduced into many families .where every other known and amenable Vermifuge has been .tried without the least success, where it has promptly exnelled Worms to an almost bruit:lade amount. As evidence of the surprising effects of Dr. 14'Las WORM SPECIFIC. we give the following ;—• On Saturday, February 7th, PM; Mr. Junes Richard. ion called at the Drug More of J. Kidd & Co. corner of Wood and Fourth streets, Pittsburg, Pa. and made the . following statement:- 0 A chili:lot mine had been very sick for some ten days—we had gives her Phrfa dye medicines, but it bad dons her no good One of our neighbours tame in and said it Was Worms that were destroying the child, slid at the same thus spoke ofthe wonderful effects she had witnessed from using Dr..llll4nes Inna Spreific,in that neighborhood.. We procured a vial—gave one tetteponnful, and the child discharged Pervert womas. I then gave another tea spoonful, which brought forty.eis mammalians in all itigkijuldiht Worms. As a duty I owe to you, and the community st large. t freely make known these acts. Wchild is now well. What Is most remarkable, the rra S expelled the Worms alive, in abunt Your hours. ller I ;each to the - . For sale Cu retains by John S. C. Martin, & John G. Drown Druggists. Val 49-1-Oat - JUNIATA _BOILER IRON. TONSAsArte6 boiler iron, Nom. 3. 1 And 5 of Via width. of 26, n, and 36 Inebra and r. AdArn I nobs, A. e NALBTA. 4, South flout at, Plblds. hillads.„10111,_1886 Blank Books 200 (MIRES Medinso Mask Books, X 0 do Dud do IMO quires Pootocop Monk Books AM and batfbouti4 500 doi Quarto do 100 . 1101.1.11 bieroortutdom Sooty, molted. , Entinelng the largest and best anon went of Blank Books ever offered In this pan gibe state. Jost tecetved and forme at DAMIAN'S Book storesoihkh he pledges himself to sell am low, If not lower. whauste dad reltia. than a altallarquality San Penn i: chased In Philadelphia Ile health stock ntantilketured expresily for his,owa salts. Call and see it. - •. tOetct 41; • .1' • Patent crease . . bit the axles of Carriage', Weser% pall 'Road cars and lianlanal7 of Wlands, tome 01l and prevent • - This mite it imipaiod and fat sale by CLEM ENS & PARV IN,tuasnap Manufacturers of rho article. In the Xlejtettlitates, at their wbnk.aie and retail Hardware anti:4n Huai la - Poltsr MOM Consity,Ta.:.. REHEJOIHR that none is Withant Ors wrft, we *s tenofthe rtir port pmts. W. Cleassahlapolk web Pookett - romwe, " ro LIOUSEtiet; Eft& AE subscribers Invite punitive nt of all or any kinds T or DRY GODDS required in housekeeping. to call and scam's*, their stuck, which is confined exclusively to Wade articles!, comprising In part all kinds of ',info and Cotton Sheetlngs, Quilts, Blankets. Damask Table Cloths and Napkins, Toweling'. Ticklers. Table and Piano Coven, Fernitore, Dimities and Chintzes, Cm bmidered and low priced Curtain filuilins, Worsted Damask Sad Mornens, Domestic Unsling. /cc, n.e to• tether with a large' stock of alk kinds of Flannels, and the best styles of Irish Linen, which they import direct hum the most eeletratedbleanhers. By excluding Dress Goods from their business, they are relieved from the necessity br asking high, Prices at the co ti inn; nce wen t of the season to compensate for losses consequent upon changes Of fashion as the sensna advances, and w ill sell at the lowest pnssible grade of profits as the surest meats of extending theit business. • JOHN V. COWELL & HON. coma Chen- Phila.Nny647-111-6nij nut and 7th sta.. Phdad - Salamander. Fire, and Thief- Proof Chestm, Firo-Prooflloors for Books and Stoma, Seat and Lotto engine. Per.oro, Parert SLavolo. I ,eased i to see his old customer and as many new .." . ones as are disposed to favor him with their custom. Ile still cootiorta to manatocture • , ' Military and Sportmen o i ankliii of overt' IR , description, curb as brattier, _auk - F , 014 silk and Beaver Oran nom. or all pillions; I.. Forage Caps, Heiser; for Tmop, Sody 00, Can dy. Gases, Bayonet Scabbards. Sword Delta of all kinds. Canteens, Knapsacks, different nal• terns s Fire Borikets, Partial( Reps. Tube do. Brushes and Pickers, Plumes; Pomponns;Firertien'OGlfiy. Lea- I Oar' Mosta, Gin Cues, • sof dor quality shotairiliti. r Game env. Drums, dce. .oBlens thankfully recelyed and prompli&intended to.' ..- WIC citEssmAN. 'No: -North A4titrt.setaW doorktrelovtlYtes: rii . i4,Tan:. 41104:-• .... ' --- - -- - . .I!7*- .. 117, for table are IM seek,. posts I ' Pr!n our Telegraphic TO TED LA PIIILADLLP 17a—ise.7, 1815. I. - . '6, e'etexk,P. I.S f Shice tho receipt of the C led:a:ties news, the markets liave,been emnewh unsettled, and few trarrOctions worthy of note h •e occurred. 'Good brands flour are worth $6,37 ,50 per bbl. Corte meal is without inquiry, an rices tend d 0.411- v.a.rtlJ ,Wheat is held at 133 ts. for prime reds. Coru,iSoutlent whiii., 63 c . er bushel. Oat*. 44 a 95. 'Whiskey hits (u t irally euliugh!) a - - doss ta. 1 vard tendency, and i l'lds. *ribs at 22c. , • per gellon. • 1 I TUE FOREIGN titws. The Steamship Calednia l I rived in Iflottonon wedticsday eveuing but, wit fifteen days later intelligeuee from Liverpool. i er news iarather iinpoOatit. There is no alteration iu breadstuff*, tlitynarltet remaining firm at previous quotations. The general character and pr l oltpects of the grain market will doubtless be maierially affected by the rbsuitiption of the slididl scale of duty iu Alarch next, of wliiab ounce las been given by the Goverment; Thu duty vill osoiliate upon wheaf\ froni 4s to 103. per under, and upuu flour front ‘.....5. Gd. to Gi. per bbl, adjusting itself to the rise and full of the unirket. Indian corn uuw free, will he subjectt., a- ttuty of Is. „,. per :parte., and meal to Gd. per I LIA. C1a:.1.1.1 luta expolie - need a further slight tle ! pressitln. ' , . .. . The money market had Leto easier. Thobank of Lug and had upemnls of el veu millions bull ion, and- wi;s discouiatieg freely i at the minimum rate of ii . per, cent.. than! p apbr, howover,could be oec monodute'd out doura4 less. The gene ral hels dis unimportant, and IIVII till:M . olV Pa t j: it iiV I ' . _ .. ____ _ ._„... ._„. .... . - 11111.1 GRAND Pr IGh.rava; FO hr "Ire -of Head:nit, tai tiness, Rheumatism. • POO, Dyspepsia, Scurvy. Sinei lynx, Jaundice,Plins in the !Hack, Inward ‘Veaktiese Palpitatitin of, the - . Ileum dicing in the Throat, Drops ~ Asthma, Fevers of all kin Is. Female Complaints._) •a.1.-s, Salt Rheum, Marti, mt. \Vortex. I:lndere - Mori, is, Coughs, kuinsey, . %Vim. ing Cough, Consumption. X• its, Liver Complaint, 'Erysipelas, Deafness, Itching of tile Skin, Colds. Gout, 1 Gravell: Nervous 'Complaints, nill lt a variety of 'tither disease •• arising front ntipurille,l if the blood, and u ' • at ns it, efts negate et - diger,. n.. , Expe'rience h u t, iirtivenhat newly ly every di,ease on - / iidalesingledfromfromitodarili, of it,. bqni or tienteigetnetil of the dig slice organs ; audots recipe health, we must re- \ .. move t roe obbtrtictions ur restUrt the b!cud to All. an tural s ate. 1-, The VerlEiolll tak Inc tnedirin'e lin most effectually re- • • inoved by Chan es F'rgetable Per:Mice Palo; being esittnilty enveloped with a coating apace trilite linear (n Inch Is 'IN illeiiet teem th m e internal ingredients as s '' nut shill fro,. , i ii kernel) nod Ip no taste of medicine. tint ate ar easily swallowed as hits] n f candy. Moreover ' they neither na eate or gripe hi he slightest degree... ' but opeirate eon ily 4M all of the, Itseahed palls of the i' • spited, an.iteed if contining theni .elves to and racking any ne4licular region. Thus. it; he Liver he effected. nee itt redient v ill operate on itrit particular orgen,and by cleansing it of any excess of hie, restore it to its na tural state. A tether will operate on thehlood, and re- move xill inlyn rims in its cirrillati in, while a third will' edisetnially exi el wh.itever id:pd. ales may (lace heel, discharged' inti,t the stomach , and hence they 'frac , at run of di,eunt, remove ell inVfadre Immors front the. 'lusty open tile ft ...es externally 310 internally ; separate all forcien and lid,unxious pa rifles from the chyle, no that ti., Wood li n st be 0101 . 0110141 pure—tint.nreuring a free and fiealt iy, art ton to the I tart. lungs, anille an' thereby the ',afar, htailli, hrou when all lit( Meat. have fade I .---- - The enure trill of the above Fi nn he ascertained by the treat ore singe brIX; and theitivirtues are on positive and leita in ill re Coring health, that the proprietor hinds himself to return he money paid! for Own: In all Ch6C4. L w1,..0 , 1h , y do no give universallsalisfactiou, moil ni1..., ...OM per box. Principal °flit e. \o. td3, Vebey Thel followdd: ate the agents i Glickner's Vegetalile Pnrealiye E . J. H. C. MARTIN, J. G. RR DE:II4ON, Consviiie ; If. Shisstel It. Marlow. New Philadelphia ; ir , 1 . . 41 ; It. Schwartz,\ Patterson ; Il 1, eiletit & Niorgehroth. Tentage, Georg 4 Reffortvlier. New Castle nersville ; Jonas Kauffman, Lien i , , Man. Lower Mold:Annan : Pd Shnen r & Garrett, t it igsbur (limo t;' J. Christ , Levan & ' Haven. ____ EZEII ----- r.e, cure the shadow ere Mei Q.:44311n5 , Cell'ebrat •I Disr.izerreori TWO 3.11,V E It, NI EVA 1.:3 a di r li II e Franklin and \Jiro:rem/14W and must arttetiest specimens traits. 1 The recent improvement ma It and tv oich la peculiar tu.l heir e 6 hi: nn up or light, has received t dation from the press,land also frorn't te fi rrt article in ihe couni4, rioroty over the uAnal Ohio Li I: yenta. eof this Light is,Viat lb e Or Tif : EYE CM be uhttned no t. hereto ore. Citizens a d etrn I invitel, tt bet her desori4 portri spacio os galleries. probably lihk , tensivt in the United :litotes. ale. t selves the astosliahnir itniroreth' ! scribe mthis woitin•!rrool art. 1'.0 3 ,1c r . Prom I Woof the City Datmerrt al No. 100. Chesnut at., 2 doors ati l'hili . Sept 23 0 7 i - I i ' I llrilliant ;Gairl T'NEW AND ELE3 i ANTI llIrE Lammegive le Jiro Iti its df; are clean anal., whe ti They re arrongttl.for tares, ri , clitsrclies, lodge rooms; or any pith lath, or mo'cleaniog, and late M tamps. They can Ilan he used no li and vt rets in different toWns. l 3 iii the rubtirba of Philadelphia, h attest! 1 he' newsbureb ltf tir delphic. (Inc Lutheran churelp a s at Weston... together v. irk mei , nn• alivaiv lit tip with this gas.' 1 deliers. Bracket, and other lilts, l'llbriGi:NE CAS LA NI PM 13! lamps ;mesa soft arid delicinits i rti any of the 0115 of earth or Ocean', ,erriourei led as Jo prevent nfid,ngt the act exhibition of the Franklin Oda, I to Phosgene Lamps, with the at °mum were in a great ld tract., universal admiration'. 1 [ is Oro v n gull 11l beautiful jets ift I tietntilitg the city. lledragell. trio!Mienslty'ofllght. Miens ty'of lir.ht. We romniefid . tiding in their line which lit irtl them lends light and Ittstre th p, t i , rendei!ti may at any time hist:mi. Extinct flout the lodge's mkt t' of the Frankllnln- At itillieril i lf bun : "Tine so call d t Portable Co s L am p * of Ed .'d..l. Clause. to a *lien and good lig.it '• Proprietors of workshop!, hotlik tapers, & c.., are in• wiled to rail and exatnlne thei ..arilin at our Plate. 1 ;CA - e hove thee...Nm 11 oe ag ~y for the Aileufthesa lamps in lichuelkill county, mail tylil supply them at city . prircs 'rue Mild call also hephfillneil nt liar store. These lamps give twice ihelitollitne of light given by r the roMmon Fluid lamps. We, axl also Cornelitle Laid lamps} rind Cantphitte. and I' aid lamps for sole whet. preferred. -last received at 3 l BANN 41S•li DecISLSII Cheap V fitly and Latop Wore. , -----`-- i Coal Screens ! Coal Screens I ! . _ Tm; 'inscriber Is extensively engaged In the nianit fattory, of WOVEN NVIIIE SCREENS upon an improved and entirely new prtnc pie, for Whirl' hr has secured LETTERS. PATENT.Ihr d which he confident ly believes Will be 1 . 1.1134 upon' trial. superior to "every other screen In use for durald 'Ty and all the qualiiiro of a good screen. They are wir . .en entirely of wire, and Coil Inn tirade with tile•tair . ud tlircad, of any re ,inired size and sttent:th. i WIIIIE ‘V,EAVING OF EVE . 1* DESCRIPTION will he executed at the abnrtF flatter. and servers, trindi , to every pattern, rola le to all the 1.1.11 for Wiliali*CreerlSarerequirell. 1 I rultscolter,liasistotu ly removed his estate. lishment to Coal elleFel,73trar lirkelfrler.ocis.rwe,cau. Crete!. 1 in;:s.r.l .1....N51N S. Puttsvllle.April 4 IHIG I 1 1-4.• • IL PACKING YARN. 'TINE subscriber respecting). hignins hit friends and IL the public in general, tht he hns appointed Sand l miry, Avr. It (nett., sa Of his superior Italian limp. Parking Yarn, whit kcep a constant supply to tbeilinii Work.. ot E,.W.iig'Ginnis- • • itraing,--tf--111 — M THOAS JACKSON. Th Na fest, anapest, and Bese of all Conga Medicines , now in again • RITTER'S COMPOUND ISYRUP OF TAR AND WILD CDEURY, OY Ih sflat a single trial pall xonvince the most. skeptical: It contains ti u a reseal or mimetic friar,- dient,rtuses no inconven kneel during its administration Is very Ipalateabie. will he taked with avidity by,evan tae Yonnyeki xligdren. and will efilird instant relief in Croup Sad %MOON)! Cough', if :men according to the directions when the limos yid; dilmes on. A few doses will alluv the irritation of tht oronchial inlet. incident to Cough and SWe Throat, nail hv remnving the 'tent will inla abort time. produce !tie Wert desired, a perma nent mire. One bottle. rya gra/ . tam' , 2.5 an., will In Pearly every instances aungl e thuwevcr lov terate,l of however long stem Ms. for isle by storekeepers gene ratty In this and adjoin. ing con ntieWitnd ;Wholesale by'. the Prnan."... Declt 47.t041111f .1. Li D. 3 . PrrUl , li~hnlaale~Dragalsts, 132. Nora , 3d it:* Ithilrida. ! - . REgaikl. 1 subscriber has constan ly.on hand and wilimako. Tto,ir: t rdor at short notice a I duds of velvet, sa t in, 1 ; . worst . and linen REGALIA iit of which he NIP sell. very ritPap. Odd Fellows, Sops of Temperance, Tem. pies of HOPOr. U. A. Mechanics. , Mids. Rechabito.a andy all other *or Rites are urged to glee Minn call before pi:vanillin, elsa where. The l/r, ind Division S. of T. conteMplate meeting in Itcadin', in January neat ; all, put ollicers would do well in piing Urn a call and pur cia.i? - awl Flasts.n ad a P.W. P. Regalia. ili ' - • i San t ors trimmed abort notice.— Order from a distance punctilally attended to , lit.unnles can always be annals ith Norris 11. thirbam, Port Iflarbun, and all bargains de by binYtelll tie bind. ins ad my part.. -... ..1.1R.Y A. LAserz i p - 1 Washington st.botwei.*Sdaudikh. Deft g.. . : Darn 47.80.3 m J J". ' J j.j j ..'„, -" ; " . .. TITEIT received a fresh slid* i3(' • -•- • I PhreatologlearzfrotAz.i. ei Pnwloy's elnarmleigy. emandslin - Ail Physiology, Animal and Stentakby 0. B. lowire,,C: idemnry and Intellectual ImpriNninout, kir - 414 ,- 1 - -:- .- - frl - designed for *be pto of of.toolOpagul#o 7.,:„..,.: - tnliico. by Mrs. L.N. Fowlor ~t „,, , ,, , ,,.-, 4::.,;i Marriage. its fil.nory and PhiAloopby. by d0, !..gp.; - - - .7. /41.1 and Parentage applied ;Odle lipiprayasuenteeZr,,, , : - ' . Offsprtnr, • - 2,f f 1 , . • .; fr% :' 7 '..1 Pdfohntogioal Guldoeiby flo#l4uts. " „-,' .. Ut... - - Edpdation sad Belf.luipfovoolo .1, by 0. 8 . Faller. -"/ • .MS edition. complete: .- -- iI, r- - . 1 " r - : '1 Phrenoldairal Dusts ,,:. ', f -- '''` --: ' ' ..tsti .... 7 it. 'Peri • rdnalfat. Allnall ea (off/ -,,. ~ - `-1 ., : ' : - - :..?:-..,..A!.. - ..„;.:! 7- . 1 . , ens tbropensdre -, . ~, • _ •..,.,...-,..-, - Itpt, ==l:3 IllOhlENT! T Schuylkill county for ill, • OWN, and F. SAN- Prat Carbon; Vk'ilhantr. 2.llddle. Alter, Tuscantra ; Wni. Price. cit. Clair: James 11. Falls, 511 , •rllytt ; Jacob xnnfß il,ll,ltr. ; & Ito.hni, Port natality., di:tiny:lda [OO3O 47-44. row übstarset furi".." d Shy-light • yprs. r llrlied at the fairs or Iluetittates for the het, Daguerreotype pot- Z3=== 641.1isbnceq alone. viz: I, highest reconinten written testlntonlals 4y as to its ;real sups ht. The hemillar ad- NATURAL ettrarrssym v more perfectly that eers are re.pertfully to or not. to visit our largest and most es. Id examine for them- Is made by the subt OCILLINN, - n Establishment, Love 3d. south side. 39—t1ut row Light. AS LAMPS. illlant tight that gad e ifnt without any glues. 1 1 's, duvcl6ngs, hoirl., tic buildings; require re an cheap .4 other lighting up workshops in extenalvely used here ets is not intro. Itedeniptitin In Plata nitlidetd. the clench I in or fourteen otheN • ',can be übcd lu (hd.u• he fluid used in'thesa. 4rlmoce fsr smpisslio r r The lamps are in pr from explosmm 'l,, loititure or l'hi!adel whieh the .44100ns of gree Illuminated, at [he flame of thin lamp ill terpectt closely re d Imparting a iMplar .; them to the puhlk,a• to a luxury. Onsor r ops