inas' Jetirnat.
Saturday morning? Oct, 21.
Votticir EL Palmas, at ais Rea/ Maas sag Coal
&sons.
tiorner of Third & Cimino t Streets. eltitadelphia,
No.loo, Nassau Street. New York,
No. 16, State Street. &Mon. and
Boutb.esat corner of Baltimore Calvert Street:,
Sattloore. ts nur Anent M i ners'iving subscription and
adiertlsemeata for the demist.
TUC PIICYLECTIVE kOLICY OP TIM COUNTRYI
The. People Demand 113lte...st.Mtiont
The American Tioket.
TEE TARIFF' OF 1849.—G00D WAGER, AND
PLENTY OF .WORICPROTECTION TO OCR
OWN INDUSTRY. AND OUR OWN WORK
SHOPS. IN PREFERENCE TO TFIOSE
, OF ECROPE—NOPi r and FOREVER.
7.? Praidest.
General
iaza
ZAORART TAYLOR.
41 Laids.
For Fico.Pruidoor.
'Zen , MILLARD
York FILLMORE.
Of New .
szt.r. -- orolta. Tlcscr.
Srsatirial Etcetera. . .
Thomas lid. T. DPlrennan. of Waohlueon.:
John P. Sande:won, of Lebanon.
. District Electors.
t. Joseph G. Clarkson, 13. Henry Johnsen,
3. John P. Werherill, 11. William Colder.
.3. James M. Dams. 15. William 3Pllsain,
t. Thos. W. Duffield. 11. Chas. W. Fisher,
3. Daniel 0. Dirtier, 17. Andrew G. Curtin,
11. Joshua Duncan, 18. T. UL•Daeidann,
Z. John D. Steele, 10. Joseph Markle,'
I. John Landis. 20. Daniel Agnew,
'O. Jotapli Sibmucker, 21. Andrew W. Loomis,
'lO. Charles Snyder. 22. Richard Irwin.
111. William G. Outlay, . 23 Thomas EL MIL
11. Francis Tyler, 21.9. A. Turvianct.
Free Trade Starvation Ticket.
THE WORKSHOPS OTEIIiOPE. IN riEvEn
' MICE TO THOSE OF THE EN T ED STATES.
For President,
:GENSAAL. LEWIS CASS
Gen. Cu, voted for the Tones! of the Tariff o
1842. and also voted for the British Tariff o
•
- Vice President,
GEN. WILLIAM 0. DETLEIL
He has tubactibed to the doctrine of Fre
Trade
DESPERA.TIOiiiiP '
The Pconry/ranion, Spirit of the Times, and
other Lenient, journals in the pay of James I.
Polk & Company,appear to be dreadfully chaffed
at the Waterloo defeat that party experienced in
this County, on the 10th instant—thelesult, after
deducting all the gaits' achieved in any other
-County of the State, briny, sufficient to /emirs to
;Pennsylvania a Whig Governor and a Whig Ad
ministration fur the next three years. Thattbey
have cause to complain of the ingratitude of our ,
citizens to a set of swindlers. who cheered them
in 1844, by declaring " that Polk was a better
Tariff man then Henry will not deny.
But they mug recollect that the people of the
Coal Region of Schuylkill County are honest
intelligent; they have more common sense and
practical judgment of laws and business,lthan
twotbirds of those Loonier° editors in Pennsyl
vania who preach the doctrine of Free• Trade.
They .admit that they Were, through pally pre.
judices and confiding hones/y.rcheated oneti, but
they could not be cheated again with their eyes
open 1- They felt the effects of 'the fraud of 1844
in the prostration of all business, and '
in, their
honest indignation, like chaff before the tempest,
-have hurled their deceivers from power.
The Pennsylvanian even went so far as In
make an indecent end false attack upon Mi r Ben
. jamin Haywood, one of our citizens who now
eesidei temporarily at Philadelphia. It states that
he visiteriSchuyikill County, begged the, people
to vote for Johnston for his sake"—that he wept
big 'tears of agony," etc. end, similar statements,
malicious as they are false. It is, indeed, true
thet:Mr. Haywood arrived at Pottsville, after dirk.
'on the aftertioin fracerling the election, in eom•
pany with Mr. Sullivan, of Philadelpbia.l Both
'made highly interesting and able speeches, went
to bed, slept till morning, and . then departed in
,the 7 o'clock train, for Philadelirbia. We do not
know that a single miner, from any of the Col
lieries in whirl Mr. H. is.interested, wa s
at the meeting, or even knew that Mr.. i aywood
had been in the County, until after the election.
He spoke in Pottaiille only, where but fezi miner.
reside, and did not even visit one of hie Collieries
= while here.
But these ere only on a par with the generality
of statements that appear in the swindlifig jour
nals of the tocofoce party. f.et them, however,
beware -the ides of November.' Fella state
ments and lying affidavits cannot love theitn. The
-people have - reflected, 'have felt, and will vote
aztordingly. This it all that honest Men and
-upright citizens can do—and it is all we ask.
tSECTIORI►L FEELIROI♦. ~
We Trod the following in the Locoroco engin
4 of this Borough;the editor of which fully endors
ing it:
'Hill (Caul election brings with it no term in any
,quarter. No . portion of our wide extended Union
wan uy,bo is our enemy—no State can infer injus
tice from his past acts.but in CM j part, frOm the ex.
fume East and North, to the extreme West and
South, the put life of Lewis Cass will be taken as a
guaranty that he is governed by no, sectional feel
uns."
• This li strange language for an in lividual who
profested to advocate the Tariff of '42, and who
declared but a few days ago. that the Dentocraie
pay Would haie.to return to the ProtectiselPol
icy !: Lewis Cass voted for the repeal of the act
of '42, - and infablor of the Tariff of '46—yet no
"portion of our wide extended country can ‘ say he
Is our enemy—no State can infer injustice from
his past sets." He is pledged to carry out the
policy .or the Polk Administration—the policy
which has given' such a . I noble impulse to Free
Trado"—and yet, forsooth, "no portion of our
Union can say he is our enemy'.' Tha policy
which he sustains may close our mines and work
shops—as it is now doing—may • surfeit our
country with iron smelted with Foreign coal•
goods fabricated with English labor,'end paid for
by American silver and gold.—and thus beggar
oar citizens—,still, - . , m0 portion of tho Union can
say he is our enemy !" Out upon such foolhardi•
new-sash barefotral by pee: isy
TEE RECEPTION OF OIIIL NEWS
IN PHILADELPHIA. •
t.s-rEnrsnxa scrxi!
We make the following extract from a letter
from acitizen of Schuylkill County, eho was in
the Whig Reading Room in Philadelphia, when
the first returns or the election in this County
. came to hand:
"At or near ten o'clock. a commotion was visible
near the door of the room. and in a few momenta a
• man was seen struggling through the crowd. bolding
aloft a paper for the President of the Tetlot , Cioo,
_ ttlr. Duff, who at once called to order. DI a moment
"silenced reigned." When—hark! The clear voice
of the President rung distinct ; "We _have just re.
ceived a Telegraphic despatch from Pottivil:o r which
gives 512 majority for Johnston— a clear Whig - gain
of near 2.501" As though the lower region had
-busted its bder,"—as though a thousand engine had
ann tegethr r and .wastes, is one anited voice, such
was the yell of enthusiastic delight thy now come
with ono accord from the - capacious leaver= of a
thousand months I And it did not amp with ea,—for
from without-another shout, and another ne ,,,
until—it is said—a Lou-motive going to Washington
in vain endeavored to catch up to it ." After valet
was again restored, friend Duff. with every lineament
of his' features swelling, said, "And yet another t
New his'-features
Township, to the same County—Schayl
ktll-196 majority—a Whig gain of 130 :" But here
my pen drops, It is said a Derf man' bears amide'
the "noise and ,confesion".of even a Piiagua,iand it
lea poor role that won't work both ways-1 could
' not hear. The thunder was too tremendous! oye
-Alountain boys or New Castle, St. Clair and the val
leys MI MI about—could ps have beard that shout
'Med , er and Wizen t" Combs and Mashes would
• have been of little service fora week r have used
rip nearly a bottle of the genuine •IPars Oil," but it's
no use.—stick up my haw trail, even yet! • • •
Dr. Leib of your Borough has been Making some
very good stump speeches, here, and appears to be
quite a favorite with the man. His remarks are
quite racy, calling forth reiterated berate of applause.
t." Hie came in the middle of his epeesh on Friday
rat le'; be Whig Reading Room, min the mouths
of teany.and-was received with 'peat ebeariag and
laughter. It was,
, - Wales oter In Abe right
time
PILOSCREPTION
Mom the Pottsville Emporium of Oct. 19.1 .
Nfidarit nj Wm. Byrnes, Sr.
Since April or May last. I worked for my son. who
had a contract from John B. Dom,. at tbe Ent Del
aware Mines. Mr. Drum frequently spoke toes oti
the robjectof the election. tiripszesur vote the Whig
ticket. We were Democrats. I and my eon. We
voted the Datitocratic ticket at the bat election. Two
days after the election (on dm 12th or October) 1
went to work as usual, when William Simmons. the
boss of John B. Danl, informed me that he had or
ders from Booty to discharge ns. and that Booty said
no one beta Whig should work that breast. I knew
of re othercharge againat as than that we were Demi
ocrats . 110 one ever complained or mar work.
WM. BI'RN ES, Sr. his X mark:
Oct. 26,1848. •
Sworn and subscribed before me, the subscriber,
one of the Judges of the Court of Common'eleas of
Schailluil County, ibis 17th clay of October, A. D.
IBIS. • • S. N. PiLMER.•
Affidavit of William Byrnes, Jr.
I am a native of Ireland ; I have been a citizen of
the United States for the Int nine or ten years. I
have lived in this—(Scheylkill County.) since the
year 1831. In April or May last I Commenced work.
mg for John B. Douty, at the East Delaware Minn.
where I have worked at times for the last. eleven
Yeats. I worked by eontrart t my father: William
Byrnes, Sr. worked with me. Mr..Docity frequently ,
I spoke with es on the subject of polities. urging us to I
vote the.Whii ticket. At the election on the 10th of ;
this month, we both voted the Democratic ticket.
When my father commenced work on the 12th. two
days after the election, be was stopped (as he infor.
med me, and 1 verily believe) by William Simmons.
Douty's boss, who stated to him that Donty wooli
permit no one but a Whig to work that breast. When
Mr. Douty paid me on the nevi Saturday. he assigned
no other cause for diseharging us—saying that we
were good workmen.'
Oct. 16..1818. WM. BPNES,Jr. -
Sworn and subscribMl before me. the subscriber.
one of the Judges of the Coart of Common Pleas of
'Schnyl sill County. this 17th daysf ober. A. D.
1819. N Oct.
PALMER.
. Aficlacit of Francis O'Rourke.
_ _ _ . .
Personally appealed before me. Blair MeClena•
chin. one of the Justices of the Peace. in and for the
County Of Francirolloarke. Who. being
duly sworn according to law, sayeth. that between
the hours of seven and eight o'clock, on the morning
of the 10th . of Octob 1848. Francis Goings (an
alien) boss minor of the Phceniv Colliery. declared
to him that he had orders from Mr. Charles Miller of
Philadelphia. is discharge every man employed at
the works, who did not vote the Whig ticket.
B. McCLEN AC:IJAN, J. P.
Minersrille. Oct. 16,1818.
- -
We copy the above for the purpose of refuting
them. We shall do it in few word,. The fol.
lowing etatements give 140 lie direct to the two
former—the "lie to the throat," as Lieut. Geneva
Tom Thumb Denton observed. As to the latter.
it is even more ridiculous than the former. It is
not probable that Mr. Miller would issue such sr
dcrs.as we understand be is ctLecofoco. Why,
the Very Honorable Mr. Palmer don't believe this
part of the story, himself! He says, an' now
you'll hear an upin'on as is an opin'on!") "In
reference to the declaration of Francis Going.,
referred to by Mr. O'Hoarke, that he hid orders
from Mr. Miller to discharge eyery man employed
at the works, who did not vat votb the Whig ticket,'
we take this opportuniq of expre.aing our opin
ion that, if made, it was without tho least 'whor
-1 it) , from Mr. Miller."
Now, then, let us dispose of the house of Byrnes
, Soo
Affidaril of John B. Douty.
Having seen two-Affidavits published in the
Pottsville Emporium. of the 19th of Octub , r, inst.
purporting to be signed by W il;i 'in Byrne., Sen.
and William Byrne., Jr. stating that I had fre
quent con lions with them on the subject of
politica, and urged them to vote the Whig ticket.
and discharged them because they acted the
Democratic Ticket. I pronounce the whole itate
itent a tissue of falsehoods from beginning to end.
I never said one word to them while in my em
ploy, on the subject of politics. I had given
orders to my former Mr. tfimmons, to discharge
them two weak; before the election, in conse
quence of their only working part of the time,
'and delaying the work in their breast. "
Schuitylkill County, en.
John B:Douty, who being duly sworn accord
ing - to law, doth depose, and says that the above
statement is correct, and further says not.
S7VOITI and aubacribed the 19th
day of October, A. D. 1848. John B. Donty
Before me JACOB REED.
Affidavit of William Simmons.
I have seen two :Affidavits published in the
Emporian, signed by Wm. Byrnes, Sen. srui
Wm. Byrnes. Jr. stating that they were discharg
ed from Mn Dauty's Colliery, because they voted
the Democratic ticket. Mr. Douty gave me
orders two weeks before the electiim to discharge
theme men, became they absented themselves from
the mines for days and week's, which increased
the expenses of mining by leaving breasts beridle,
as the Colliery is below water level. I (Jellied
doing so, hoping that they would attend to their
work better, but they did not, but absented them
seine again after the election, when Mr. Donty
told me that he would stand it no longer, and I
should put other men in. The subject of politics
was not mentioned to ma by Mr. Dauty, neither
before nor after the election. The a 'maim that
told him that Musty said "no one but a';Whig
should work that breast," is shaolutely and totally,
false. We have a number of Democrats work-i
ing at the Dolliery, who voted the Loeofoco ticket,
who attend to their work.
Schuylkill County, as.
William Simmons, who was duly sworn ac
cording to law, doth depose, and says that the
above stated matter is correct, to the best 4 his
knouledgri and belief.
Sworn and sutweribed the
20th day of Oct, 18 , 18. ?. William Simmons.
JAOOII REED.)
We now call upon ttre Attorney General to
look to this business. There is a low spins(
perjury and the subornation of perjury. Shall
Ilaw prevail or not
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS.
Blanclfs Reporter of October -17 , „ says :—A
large number of countetfrit s's, on the Bank of
Penn Township,were yesterday pyrin.eirculation
in the city. They are se well done that many
were taken by our banks sled broker,. Thor*
that wo have Been are letterDi,.psyab!e . to .l.
Rush, and variously dated in 1846. They can
readily be detected by observing - that in the right
end of the genuine bills the words .:Five Dollars
—s—Five Dollars," are inserted in two linea—r
the raters of one commencing at the bott:m of the
note, and running upwards, end the other at the
top, and running downwards. In the count :fell ;
they both con:metier et the upper part of the billi
end run downwardi.
.11.60013 . MOTTO..
Aty ?rounded are behixd we. and I shall Imar pan
afirri"
In a reeent speech of Col., irlrason DITiR, now
a Senator of the United States, and a member of
the Democratic petty, at Vicksburg, he elluded to
the battle of Buena Vista, end to the dauntless
conduct of O!d Invlncibleort that occasion. He
said that dating the progress of the battle, after be
(Colonel Davie) was wounded, General l Taylei
came and set down by him—the firm determines
lion on his brow seemed struggling with an ex
pression of deep sorrow for the breve fellows whir
had fallen and those who were yet to bite the dust
—when, on being interrogated as to his purposes,
ho replied, while the fire of an unconquered will
gleamed in his eye- 4 lify wounded are behind
me; and./ ehall never pan them afire!" What
a noble sentiment! How full of sympathy for
the wounded rank and file—bow well calculated
to touch, rouse end animate the hearts of the
American people. Who would not glory to rally„
under such a chieftain ! The Hero, the .Chria-
lion, and the Mao, are at once united in Zachary
Taylor, and.his heart is as generous awl magas°.
Inious, as his bead is sagacious and clear.
CONING OUT FM TAYLOR.
Tne Petersburg Intdligencer publishes litters
fro m two old Detiocrats, declaring their intent!"
to vote for General Taylor. One is from Robert
Harrison, of Prince George'. county, Ve. who hem
all his Jiro supported the Dernocretie ticket in that
'State. The author of the whir letter is Gen. T.
J. bleep, of Texas. The Insenigenter
He was for some lima a tenons, la the castle of
•
cents, and his interesting account of the tragical
'Mier Expedition is familiar to us all. Gen. Green
has heretofore acted with the Democratic party, arid
is, he tells eke, new a moderate Democrat, kw pre.
firs Gen. Taylor, e moderate Whig, to Oea. Cu,,
as olui and- oloaiiietiso Looofoe.s. - ' .
THE. MINERS' JOURNAL, AND POTTSVILLE GENERAL
•
TD'An Ancient Press.-..TbeNewport Mercury
copies are article heeded 'Wn ancient Pons," from
the St. 3lary's Beacon, and adds: s, We have no*
standing in our office, a peru of similar construe,
tion to the above of probably greeter antiquity; it
is Me este that was brought by James Franklin.
tbe`elder brother of Dr. Franklin, from Boston.
*twat 1728. :It is kept es a curiosity, and has not
been in use since the introduction of modern
Frew.' •
rk'Ae fifaentan .Temple : in Ruins.- dis
'patch in the Si. Louis perms; slated Nausea, Oc
tober rays:—"This magnificent temple wu
observed to he on fire in the Cupola, this morning
about 4 o'clock. The darnel 'prima rapidly. and
the buildings'* totally couiwooted, leaving nothing
but the naked and blackened 'walls. The fire
supposed to be the work of anincendiary; •
lam' There are three crimes in Haggis, for
Which the guilty pstiyia punished, viz: Gaidding,
drukenness, and reading woks !—Exchaage.,
We don't know, but that a flute of the punielr
ment for the latter offence would be of aduntage
heri—at least for such books as are
,mostly read
it the prwraat day.
arGreat Change.—The rise of property. in
Cincinnati is almost unioneeedented. Darr's farm,
whiA east $3,50 per at", in 11341. or $355 00 in
all. is now worth an average of $3O per foot, or
nine millions, three bandied and four thousand I
dollars, without reference to the buildings thereon.
M" The Way
_to Use Money.—Therelnive
been expended on the Chesapeake and . Ohio
Canal more than $12,000,000, viz.: 10,000 000
by the States of Maryland and Virginia.s2,lsoo,-
000 by the Federal Government. It is -to be
hoped that some day there will 'be a fair return.
air The latest absence of onind ease wu the
sending up of a receipt" for twenty dollars to the
pulpit, to be read by the minister, instead of an
important churcNnotice. This occurred on Sunday
in one of the churchesin New York city.
rirCopiiatPunisAment in France.--In the
Prench!National Assembly an attempt to abolish
the death penalty in all eases has failed. although
the penalty was abOliahed as. far as it related to
all political offeneeio.
arks Old Grinder ,—A fragment of a mem•
moth's tooth has been found at the Sulphur
Springs, in Alabama, "which weighs eighty and a
half pounds. , It must have been a monstrous bead
to bold a jawful of such grinder'.
la' Making them) Laugh.—Dr. Colton is ad
ministering laughing grog to the ladies in Boston.
Should thee, fall to kissing the gentlemen, while
in a state of rapturous exaltation, it would be
highly amusing to the individual kissed.
M'Of Course T-i The Cass and Van Duren
men elected to the Vermont Legislature have com
bined to defeat the el'ection of a Taylor Speaker.
They are allies whenever a blow can he struck st
the people's choice, old -Rough and Ready."
C • A Large -Piar.—The Snow Hill, Md..
Shield notices a pearlweighing lithe., which grew
in theaarden of W. 1./. Pitts,' Esq., near Berlin,
in the upper pert of that county. It is: certainly
a great curiosity.
IS" Mrs. Roger Shermati.—This lady intro
doted twelve orphan 'children into her family, and
.educated them. until they were old enough to be
settled in life. ' •
1 1 .*Ex-Governor 'Thomas. of Maryland, has
declared for Taylor and Fillmore upon Free Soil
principle.. He was' Away@ a Locofoco.
M7llTaeready, a 'New York letter says, has
fail , d in drawing the immense crowds so confi
dently anticipated • hi his friends.
Bristol, of Lockport, is making
artificial j•eir.for horses. Doubtless the horses
will hesin•y much Obligrd to him. „
• IS" The excitement in Philadelphia in regard
to the election, exceeds any thing of the sort since
1840. It's up she goes and down she cornea.
tar. Poetry end Po/Wm—N. P. Willis is
writing Taylor political songs--end Perci" . al. the
poet is about to make political stump speeches.
. r7 . .Mrt, Bailey has been re.eleeted to the office
of Printer for the City of Philadelphia.
VVIIIG PROTECTION.
Our Miners and working men already be,lin to feel
the beauties of e•Whig Protection !" Wages have
been reducc4 since the Election—and in some
instance' there especial guardians of the poor
Working-men," have given notice to their Miners
that no money will be paid them before the first of
May—Store-goods to be the only pay, and that too
at four dollars and half oer week: This is Wnig
Protection with I vengeance! • -
The above article we copy from the Emporium
of Thursday last. It is hardly necessary for us
to state that it is false, every person knows it to
be so—and the *river knew it also; when he pen•
nail it. But that is nothing for them—it is a part
of their tactics—they will rob
s end defraud the
labweront of fair wages here, toil throw him out
of employment by transferring his work to Europe
—pus laws to crush our - business man to the
earth, and transfer their business to Europe—de•
stray their eaPital invetted—and then turn round
and lie about, and:tender them, because they are
compelled to suffer from their rascally lama. le
it net almost beyond human endurance - I—Ought
not curb persons be drummed out of our
comity 1
ART-lIIIIION OF PHILADELPHIA.
This inatitution'met An Tuesday evening last,
et the Academy of Fine Arts, fur the purpose of
making the annual distribution of prizes: The
meeting was presided , over by Joseph Sill, Esq.,
and the annual report of,the Board of Managers
was read by James S. Wallace. Judge Kelly
addressed the members, after which the following
prizes were distributed:
T.J. Potty, of Phitada.. apictnre worth $l5O
S: A. Badger, of Portsmouth. N. ft. 100
Chu. C. Rhodes, Philadelphia, 100
1. J. Heald, Wilnlingion. DO. 75
GW. Corcoran. Philadelphia. ' 75
Wet. R. Kinney: Newark, N.J.. . 75
W. G. Cook. Trenton N.: .1„. ' So
J. B. Redd, Philadelphia. , 50
%Vm. S. Drench Banner. Maine. _ 50
Paul 11. Goddard. Philadelphia. So
Geo. Tappan. New Bedford. Mass. 50
•
Joseph G. Oakes.' Boston. 50
Ilene, T. Porter. Fishville, R.l. 4O
John Frost, Philadelphia, 40
Peter Powers. Lowell Mass. 40
James J. Roggen, Philapelphia, 40
Felix Dorego, do. 40
Henry 1.. Dalton. Baron. 40
Edward Harris. Moorestown, N. J. . 25
J. E. Stone, Philadelphia,2s
Chas. A. Tufts. Concord . . 25
Enoch Taylor, Philadelphia, 25
Henry Regency, dn. 2b
Chas. S. Pe3aley. do. „ 25
Thee T. Phillips, do. 25
Gen. M. llolleuback. Wilke/bare, P. 25
Peraans wishing to become members of this
institution, can do so at our office. Every con.
tauter of $5 secures a copy or the annual en
graving. (worth $5, at least) end stands a chance
of drawing from $25 to $5OO, with' which to
purchase a painting executed by an American
artist. ' .
ISPAM utte.
A gentleman informs us that at the Middle ,
port poll, an the afternoon of the election, a body
of men with clubs took possession of the window,
and a number of Whigii were knocked down and
trampled upon by Locofoco y
were compelled to resort ; to weapons, and each
Whig marched up with * ballot to one band and
• rercdver in the other. and deposited his rots.
About thirty of the timid Whigs did not Tote.
The Lt cofoco Constable took ticket from the
bands of the Whigs and tore, them up. Some
of the ringleaders hare been arrested, and we
hope a mere example will be made of them.
The Sheriff at the request'of the citizens has sp.
pointed a posse of officers to guard the polls on
the 7th of .November.
Other citizens who had changed were threaten
ed by letters with assassination if they dared to go
to tie polls„*-an Irish laborer who toted the
Whig ticket in Norwegian township, was way
laid in the ereniog by soma of his countrymen,
and beaten most shamefully. Mr. Fogarty and
other upnght busmen men, of our borough who
decided to go for the measures of the Whig party
fir a change; bed most base,end infamous false.
hoods industriously circulated throughout the
whole region, by the minions of Loeofocolun,
(some of whoM from their position ought to be
ashamed of themselves, and whose names ought . :
to be publicly promulgated) calculated to serious.
ly injure them, and effect their basiness—yet these
era the pinions who dare accuse the Whip with
trytag to mantillas! •tbaissiiple from voting. Oh
shams! ikon • • "
SE NEST EE AIIIIIIED;
When General Taylor was norainsted for . the
Presidency, so perfectly booed wit,- te . esteemed
to be by men of all parties, endao breprouhablo
his character. his patriotism; and his motives, that
it tees thoeght no one would ventts , eto awed Mat
ins brilliant satiates, so , f+sh imgierdeful re
collection of his countrymen,' it wee tbriught would
Uleast spare him the vile abuse of political ene
mies. But no l From one end of btu bind to
the other, the Cass presses are pursuing him with
tongues of malignity and spleen; and they would
consign him to priiate life, like the venerable sage
of Ashland, as a base fiend and wretch. The
followiog from the Pennsylvania n ,' the organ of
the Cass ..Demaeracy" in this state, edited.'se it
ir, by John W. Forney, a Custom House hireling
under Mr. Polk, will serve as, en exempla ;—••111
oar limits would permit, says this journal, 'awe
would show in a very short qua that this Jack-.
dew who appears before the country in peacock
feathers, and claims to bee candidate of the pee
ple (or the Presidency, on the inland of his hon.
isty and virtue, it, if we take words of his
own month for evidence, the most dishonest man
that hes recently appeared upon the stage of po
litical • • • •
This "Jnekdew in peneock!it feathers:" Is
this to be suffereil ! Is such lawny, the reward
for forty year's:service for his countrymen I We
psur'a for the people's answer...
IMPORTATIONS OF COAL AND IRON
Some time ego we wrote toe friend in Wash.:
ington, for some official statistics, showing the Im
portations of Coal and Iron and Manufactures of
Iron into of this Country ,for tbs 'decal year ending
on the 30th ot'June last. We failed in obtaining
it. We then wrote to our member of Congress.
It appears by the folloiving communication that
he also failed in obtaining the requisite informa
tion, which if published at the present time,would
astound the people and show thim the Prue cause
of all thedifilculticaUnder which the Country end
the Coal and Iron trade 'partial:arty labors. The
Administration is aware of this tact, and with
holds the information from the people. •
•
Mr. 8. Borman,
Deii , Bir—l send you herewith an official
statement of the imp. rtatioaa of Foreign Coal
and Iron and the manufactures thereof for nine
montbs,from the Ist July 1847,t0 Set April 1848.
I have attempted to obtain an account of the
imports of these articles for 'the balance of the
fiscal year, but the Secretary of the Treasury hes
seen tit not to furnish me with it.
You will observe that the imports of Iron and
the manufactures thereof, (or the nine months, a
mounts to thl enormous sum of nine' miffiona
flute hundred and sixty four thousand eight
hundred and furty dollars.
The Impetus for the balance of the year, (from
Ist April to tat July, 1848) lam informed, far
exceed either of the first Wee quarters embraced
in this statement; hut, togimoing it the same, it
will 'stint! for the whole year u follows:
•
Value in Enzlana„ dm. of the import" of Iron and
mainifaciores thereof, for 9 months, &94111,441
Ditto, for 3 months, (estimated) , 3,151,917
Total imports for I year, 512,619,:88
•
have made an estimate of the qoantity of
Coghill Coal confirmed in the protluction of this
lion and the manufactures thfieof, and find it to
■mount to one million, one Itsndred and
thousand, two hundred and forty fire
tons—being equal to ehout , ine third of all the
Anthracite Coal sent - td-market from all the Mince
of Penn.yl•ania. , •
If this Iron were manufactured In the United
Stites, it would, give employment to forty thou
sand mtnerr and workers in: Iron; in our own
country. It would save us upwards of twelvo
millions of specie per year, old add io the home
market of the farmer from sit to eight millions of
dollars. Under the Tariff 1816, the specie
goes to English manufacturms, English miners
and workers in Iron, end to euglish farmers.
lam, very respectfully yours.
O. N. ECKERT.
October IT, ISO
Statement cohabiting the Quentity and Value of cAil,
and of Iron and Manufacture. or Iron and Steel with
- the .duty. thereon; imported iato the Poised States
from the lit day of July ISM to the Slat day of
March, lad. Inclusive.•
Jr.,. and At du( actureo of .fri.a end &sal, 20 per cent.
i ed eaferese, . •
•
manufactures of Iron 1
and Iron and Steel. , guatler. . Value.
Muskets and Shies. ' I ' "!11 75
• I
Fire arms not epecliled, 201,117
Side Arm/. 1 5,473
Dra win; and cutting knives. . ? 17,623
Hatchets and adzes, " . 3,719
, .
Socket chisels.: 0,391
Steelyards and scale beams, . ! • 11,357
Vices. , 31,601
Sickles and reaping hooks, 1 • 2,191
Scythes.
rs
Sad irons and hatte Irons, - , 1144 28,
0,398 7 5 53 05
Wood screwy, " 11411
,
Spades and shovels, i 5,721
Squares, 3,458
Needles. sewing, darning and '
others, 179,939
Cast Iron butt hinges, • 113,534
Cutlery. not specified., ; 1 961 201
Other manufactures of , net spei , .
rifled." 2,903.112
1
Bonnet Wire. , ;
,1b5.509.174. ',21,910
Iron and steel wire, not iberr ;
' No. 14, 1 i1b5.481,7311 24,098
do do - do do i •
• N 0.14, . i 1b5.42,957 3,532
Tacks, brads and sprigs.; not 1
-above 16 oz. pr. lb. ,
do do do do I ~,
above 16 oz. pr. lb. .I ; i thotis.247 66
Nell., . , 1b5.646.403 115,531
!
Spikes, , ; Dre. 8,451 • 406
Chu In Cables; 1 148.7,884.507 319,911
Saws, mill, croreSind cut and 1
pit.• ._' -1 No 6,476 6,201
Anchors and parts tharnaf,lbs.7oo,7 2 6 34,847'
Anvils and parts thereof, i1b5.1.366.476 81,927
Smith's hammers and !dredged, 1b5.86,471 4,793
Castings', vessels of. i 161.393,616 15.135
" all other i lbs 401,036 15,70$
Round or square Iron as bras
iers, &c.
rtell or ,pipe rode. slit, Wick
or hammered, ' ; 161,471,387 2,837
Band or Scroll Iron, do 1 1b5.432.491 13,123
lions Iron, , , 1n5.3.150,798 86,009
Sheet Iron, .1b5.15.350.15 8 ..340.890
Pig Iron.? ,
, ; cwt. 633,530 1570.036
Old and Strap Iron, cwt. 63.421 69,073
Dar manufactured by roiling.
~ cwt. 916,760 2,374,392
Oar manufactured otherwise,' ewt. 3 13. 630 663,198
•
The quantlt7 of Folder' cos 1 Impaled during the
same verlod or aloe months b as follows:
Tons, 124,417
Estimated at the same rates for remalnlee
quarter, which Is below the actual quality. 41,112
ECM
Trerienry Department' 1
Degletei•e Office, July 8. 18d f .
DANIEL GRATTAN, Deemer.
Thu statement locales all the tclurneredlitch
have been received.
We stated some time ego that more Foreign
Coal we. imported during the last year, under the
Tariff of 1816, then had been imported .in any
ono year from the fotindation of our Government
to the present time. The &beim communication
sustains our statement, as the following table will
show. Pievious to 1835 the importations of For
eign' Goal did not teach 100,000 tons per annum.
The &Cal year begins and ends on the !Ito! July
of each year.
1835
1838
1837
1838
1838 -
1840
1841
1842
1843
1844
1845
1846
1847
To April 14,1848. and estimated for
quarter for balance of the year. 205,559
To mine and transport this Coil to market in
Pennsylvania (where it ought totreMined,) would
givo employment dire ctly to about Bor 900 per.
sons. who with their lama's, hatters, tailors.
shoemakers,. manufeeturers, farmers, dcc. and all
others dependent upon them, would give support i
to several thousandi of our citizens—but the. Butt
ish Free Trade advocates of Cass. Bolt, and the ,
Tani of 1846, transfer this business to Europa
and suffer our citizens, living tinder our govern
ment, and who are axed for the support of this
Government, and' wbo have a right to demand
protection from It, to go idle and suffer for the
very • necessaries of life, when, under a different
state of of ill who choose to work could be
emploYed at hdrzinges, the peipl• Sandered hap
py and • contented, and cur country .permitted to
march on in bet diertine4 eerier of prosperity,
fewersoll gramma.
VOICE =Olt TILE GRAVE
The Roebeeiter:Advertiser. furnishes the fol.
lowing otrap of political history. extracted from o
puelte letter addressed by Silts Wright to iigen
germs in Monroe county, New York, under date
or April 18, 1847. Bpeakintof disqualifications
Of Geo: Taylor, *bows nun° had beer. suggested
sr s probsble eandidedis of. the Democracy. be pro.
cce4to . say,: • •
know inothit4 or his tastes and ousllfinations for I
civil administration: 'Some brgye and somecisfut
soldiers bairetheve qiialificotionian perfection: and
some have nor a single one of - them—but in civil sit-,
nations are wholly deautude of rental firmness.. Our
friend General Can is one of them—a good soldier
in his day, but afraid of his own shadow in a civil
effice,and a perfect tone-server and derospogue."
This opinion concerning Gan. Cava was uttered
et s time when he was net • candidate for the Pre
sidency. end when them was nothing in the con
dition of the party to prejudice the sentiments of
Mr. Wright. If any public man ever had the op
portunity cdapprecialing the character of • cotem
.
portly, ofmeasoring bistralificatione, and of Ceti.
mating his ambition. surely - Silas Wright bad
every mesnr. of knowing Lewis Cass. In pro.
claiming hIM a "time4ereerand detnergue," he
Is borne out by the concurrent testimony vibratory
and by the jin:grnentof all who have observed' his,
chequered political career: •
DIF;110CIIATIt TE3TI3IONY.
At a Loomleo meeting held'at Raymond, Min.;
on the .23.1 of Sept. Gal. Jefferson Davis paid the
following - beautiful trilmte to Gen. Taylor, It is
much to be regretted that such men should con
fess the - obligations of party to be paramount to
those of pattiotiona. Biill the remarks will be read,
with in , astt.ey contain the free offering of
a soldier's heart and the testimony of a witness
who speaks not from idle report, but from a per
sonal knowledge and appreciation, of Gen. Toy
lor's quatities'and character : He ran over some
of the prininent- measures of public policy. in
which he took en intermit during the late session
of Congrisa--;spoke in terms of severe condemns
lion concerniag rho -.defection" of Benton and
Houston on the Oregon Bill—said nothing about
Polk—foie out ' that the Northern Democrats
wero no logger worthy to be called "allies of the
Bouih," and be should never again speak of them
'as such, and earns at last, witth evidentreltictance
to the Presidential eantot. He said' if any per
son expected him to speak evil of Grn. Taylor
they would bo disappointed. He' kaew no evil
of the old hero, and spoke of him as one of the ,
purest sod noblest men tho world, had ever seen.
The Colonel seemed greatly moved in speaking
of Gen. Taylor, and his eulogy on the old man,
Was beyond all question.ther finest we ever heard.
It was received with thunders of involuntary ap
plause. He refereed to the kindne.a and almost
paternal ,regard shown by Gen. 'Taylor to the'
Mississippians under his command, ocd was again
interrupted by a storm of cheers.
He'suid the old General stood endfathefto the
son* of Mississippi when, amid the firer and
emokeiof the fight; they were baptised in,,L9,il od
on the heights of Deuna Vista—an ' was again
eorupelhil to pause by a hurricane of applause.
He said that during the progress of the battle.
after he (Colonel Davis) was wounded, General
Taylor came and sat down by him—the firm de
-termination on his brow seemed struggling with
en expreadon of deep sorrow for the brave fel-
lows who had Callen, end those who were yet to
bite the.dust—when. on being interrogated as to
his purpurs. he replied. while the Rai or an un
ennqorred will gleamed in his eye—"My wound
ed are behind me. and Isbell never pass them
alive P cAnnut this time the crowd became so
that they were alined reedy to carry the Colonel
from the stand. But he was not done yet.--
He said
,that. after all, Gen. Tay in polities'
point of :view, mu,t h - 6, regarded as identified by
the Flirty which had nominated him, and that
lherefOre he•(tha Co!;inel) would be obliged to
vote Inc Can mei Butler. t
Following up hia remark.. he denounced Van
Buren. end rspressed the hope end contiflenee
thet'Cen would prove more honest then the
Sage Of Lindenwold. Throughout his speech, et
every' turn, he confessed in substance. that Toth.
ilia but hi• alletriance to the party which had elect
ed him United States Senator. restrained him from
voting for Gen. Taylor. Nn substannally ad
mitted, that his duty to his party was mare impera
tivr than hi. duty to his country.
Our readers are' perhaps not aware th.t Col.
Jefrensim Daqs i. Gen. 'Payton'. cm in-bw. Col
Eitssiewas foolish enough ,to ple4e himself to
the Mississippi Legislature to etortotit the meas.
ores of Poles Administration, and therefore we
think he is bound to do so or•resian the station. -
The remark however is impotent that Gen. Tay
for is opposed to Polk's Administration, and
therefore is compelled to vote against him.
At New York, on Toeiday the 17th lost . by the Rev.
Dr McElroy. Mr. E. W. kIeGINNES, of this•Boroogh.
malts, ANN 51 SPRAIII.I,. only. Daughter of Nathaniel
Spraull. F.sq . the Conner place
At Orwlegthury, on th. , Ilih Inst.. he the Tlev.W
finff
weleiofMinersviile. Mr. DANIEL. KIMMEL to Miss
80011 MARBERGER, both or West Brunswick T'p.
Oh the Oth Inst., by the Rev: William Mortrtn, Mr.•
WII.I.IAM WILLIAMS to Mit. MARY EVANS. both
of Bellmente.
On' the 7th Inst.. by the Rev. Wm. O. Mennie.
WILLIAM ERRSCIINER In Miss MART BROWN.
both'of %Vitynn Township.
On the 12th, by the name. Mr.JOIIN MINER to' - Minll
SARAH JANE RIESER, both of Mooch Chunk.
Joie REF.P THE BALL ROLLINOt—TAYLOILFILL
'N-• :MORE. AND THE TARIFF OF 1512!—A meet
ing or Taxinr, Fillmore, - and the Tariff of 1E412, will be
held at Bensinser's lintel, in McKeansburg, on Satur
day. October RI, ISIS. nt 4 o'clock. P.M. The meeting
will be addressed be John Bannon and C.W. Pitman.
Eggs. Turn out, fellow citizens, end keep the Taylor
ball In motion until the people are triumphant.
lbs 'MO
071 .1 2.7,Sfl'i',T,Ta*Ech — iarthhe li gin i gelic S o b t i .u n t d a!
ran Church. on In-morrow, Sabbath evening, in the,
Cterinan and on hlonday evening in the English langua
ges.: It
eI'ITDINITY CHURCH CEMETERY, 'AT MOUNT
vs' LAUREL—The Vestry of Trinhy Church. Potto
elite, are now ready to sell burial lots and graves In that
large and beautiful plot of ground, near the junction of
Market Street and the Minerseltle Road, which they
havy lately enclosed and laic out for aCemetery. Ap
plication for lota or single grave. mey be made to AN
DREW RUSSEL. Eaq., Treasurer , of the Church. at
whose Office onildahantongn Street, a plan of the Cem
etery can be area, or Edward Owen 'Petry, Esq.,
Centre Street. • 4.
165.401,476 ' 11,916
UNIVERSALIST CllUSClL—Services are held
; In the lid story of Stichter's New Hall, every Sab
bath morning and evening at the usual hours Rev: R.
K. lIR/LUSIL of Luzerne County, Pastor.
The public aye respectfully Invited to attend.
=DM
gp."}; TIIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
‘•a-" —The following Resolution has been P 13114 41
the Vestry of Trinity Church, POISVIIIe . .
;Waved, That in consideration of the sums contribu
ted and to be contributed as donations to the erection
and -furnishing of the church edifice the vcitry do
hereby sot apart, and aporoprla let FIFTY EIGHT
PEWS, which shall be. and remain free recall persona
who may desire to worship in the Church. These
pclVs are located es follows:
if IN TIIC CENTRE AISLE.
North aide, No. 111: DO, 127 133, 143. 151, 153.
South side, No. 112, 17 11 , 127, 1 36 . 7 4 4 . 152, 1 6 0.
. THE NORTH
North aide, No. 1,7, 13, 10, 25, 31, 27, 43, 11, 5 - 3 51, 55.
South side.' Nn. 2, 6. 11, 20.26, 32, 33, 41, 50,, 52.
- IN THE SOUTH AISLE.
Smith side, No. 56, 57, 58, Go, 74, SO, 66.02.03. 104. 110.
North side. No.. 50. 67, 73, 79, 65, 9), 97003, 109.
DIVINE SERVICE is held in the Church every Sun
day. ,Alorniag Service commences - a: 101 o'clock.
Afternoon Service en,, mences at 1 o'clock. And even
ing service. on the first Sunday of every month.
I=
INT ANTED.
—trAPTlalettprin a, cliiv„e•llilelrCdowu
miler from Potovillo. A mall ratoll y who would be
willing to board a gentleman and his lady. Application
to be made to C.. 1. DOBBINS, at New Philadelphia, or
to N. N. WILSON, Earl , Pottsville: [Oct2l-43-2.•
49 959
108 432
153,450
129,083
181,551.
162.867
155,39$
141,521' 1
41 163
87 073
85.776
156 853
148,021
WANTED.—Nine wanted, to take
charge of the public felon's M Wayne Township.
fiehoolsdo commence lit of December; application to
be made to the President. None' need apply except
those well qualified.
Oet2l-43-3el WILLIAM AILAND. President.
ANTED.-A young MARRIED MAN at present
engaged as book-keeper at ono Oche most extere
sive collieries in this regionAvialles to leave Insinuation
be now oceupiea. for one nibre favorably initialed. either
at a Colliery. manuilictory ovany other kind of hu.siness.
feeling hiinselt competent to Lillie charge of any net of
books. Satisfactory references can be given In hie pre
sent, as well as fanner employers. Address ' 6 1.." Potts
•llle Post Office.. [Oct I t.. 12-
g •OAL WANTED.-1000 Inns. White and
X./ Bed Ash, of 'all alien. In exchange for Molasses,
SUM, ite• Or, if eery ton, cash, OT abort paper. Ap•
ply at the old .stand, as under, or at 'the Exchange .
lintel, Pottsville. •
300 Barrels Brn'wn„ Yellow, and While Sugars.
50 Vols. old fashioned Sugar House Molasses.
50 do common do. ' do •
For sale law by EFERAIID BENJAMIN.
205 Franklin, near Welt street.
52. MS. 30-3mn
New York: Jul
HAVE recalled British Prints. Hotlinelines,' and
!Manchester Gingham!, Worsted Morten., Damask
and ItsttineurAlpacar. Coburg Cloths, and Mohair lus
tros. -
Entsh and French Laitinas, all colors. -
Iris Sheeting'. Linen Damasks, and Dia Pam .
New style long and ware Shawls and Gals
English Blankets and superior Hari. Quilts. „
'Beal Welsh and elk warp Flannels..
Indian Silks. Shawls,,Seimclow and Handkerchiefs.
French Clothi. Cassirorret.and slab Nesting -
Hich autumn - 1311kt and Shawls In variety.
Preach f derbies of the best manufactories.
Embosiiird Cloths. Table aid Piano Covent.
Neat goods of all kinds far Friorde. use. -
Septlo-313.2w49 - 3S South Secona,fli.,
AI % RRIED
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Ms=2l
MEIMI
HIA. DRY GOODS:
TOWtidEND aIIARPLESS & BONI%
PRILACILLPHIA.
ADVERTISER.
RHEUM/6.71 , 3M CURED.- , /oho Darns, ilving at 215 a
Nasal Second Street.l Philadelphia, bad been several
years afflicted with Rheumatic Pains in various partial
the body. during which time he tried various remedies,
and used outward applications without number , and in
all cages with nn essidial beneth—wan tinnily induced
se make trial of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, a sin
gle 25 cent box of whip) not only gave relief, tint after
I " i ng them a chart time, drove every particle of pain
tram his body.
CAUTION I—Pei/nil of AliNersoilto beware of COW,
toleita I—The only authrinsed agent la C. It. Pe For
est --purrhase Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills frnm
nn
' other. .11 W.Glbbo.karpinc a Drug store in Milroy ire,
sat an agent for Wright's Indian Vegetable oils. and
we cannot guarantee as genuine. medicine offered by
him for sale. There is no certainty of getting the Rea -
CllllO except from the I regular agents, and never below
the regular ' I
For sale in Pnti settle by Mrs. E. M. Beatty, sole agent.
Office and general dont, 10, Race street. Philada.
,Remember, the ontb• original and gouinc tab.,* Ye.
viable Pills. have the signature of Wit WRIGHT.
THE DitEAT MEDICINE or Tile DAY Dacron
, TONVPISESD . IS Sat .. ..ILLA.-Thle mblicine has the
peculiar fortune of being recnotmendcd and prescribed
by the moot respectable physicians of the country., and
on'y requires a triallu bringit into eerier:it nee. It is
put up hi quart bottles, and is six Unica cheaper than
any other preparation. Duct. Townaend is a physician
of great reputatino in rAlba ay. N. Y. and the Physicians
generally to that etly prescribe it in their practice
Thp followina Ii a Certificate from some of them:_
OPINIONS OF. PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Tow mend is atmost daily receiving orders from
Physicians in 'ditTereht pane of the Union.
,Thin In to certify that tee. the undersigned Physicians
of the city of Albany. have in numerous cases prescri
bed Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. and we beli.re e it to
be one of the most valuable preparations of the Saul
.parilla In the market.
11.41. PLILIND. M. D.
J. W1L,30:1, M. D.
R. P. DRUIDS. M. D.
P. E. ELMENDORF, M. D.
•: Albany, April 1.1946. - .• •
Dr. Seymour, the *rites of the following, is one of
he oldest and most Yespertable l'bysichins in Conn.
Hartford, Ct., May 21, 1816.
Dr. TONT,IMEND:Dear Sir: " Townsend's Sarsa
parilla" finds a ready sale In Yartfnrd—i9 highly es
teemed by all who hive made use of It, and we hava
teason to believe itskood qualities will be daily appre
ciated by a discerning public, I have daily calls for it,
and hope you will h t . remunerated for your exertions to,
render service to thqq afflicted. I am sir, your obedient
currant. HARVEY SEYMOUR. M. D.
The !general gency for the sale of the Sarstt.
paella is a. Bannon' Book:Imre Pent:will., where Drug
gists and others can eupplicdwholesmle at the !faun
(adorers prices
rattnville at John C. Brown's,
la.; and John S. C. Mar:ln'.. Drug
T amaqua; J. W—Giblis. Drn.2oo l .
n•ravilin C. Frailcy. Onvirahnta;
and W. 1.. ',deter,
Harr, Pinegruve ; J. C. C. Hughes,
It Is als.. fru 'Mc
Clemens & Parvin
tatzenuo
and 3, B. Mi
==M
Port Carbon ; Paul
Pottsville. ' - • •
elle See advertisem f rt in another column. A circular
containing a large umber of rertifirstes from Physi
cians and others cart he examined at •Bannan's Book
torc.Price St per brittle. or 6 Bottles thr $5. - '
BEWARE OF CpUNTEßFElTS. 7 Toytor'ibenta-
terfeit Detector, mid :United States .Ibney Reporter.
ho best, in th . Unned States, containing far simile
engravings of all the Cold. Silver, and Copper coins in
lirculation with their value attached: corrected month
op. No merchant or dealer ought to he trnhatatt.
171- Persons encidsing one dollar to the suhscril4r
will have the Detec ' t or mailed monthly one year to their
a:'.4ress. 13. RAN NAN,
Oct 2 -401 sole ?teeny for Reinlylt.ill Co.
.EsTAII-
LfsfimENT, Excange. 34 Flory, 'inning
Cr all sizca, either eincly or In
family groups, colored or wilkout colors, arc taken every
day, in any ecoatkpr. Copies of Daguerreotypes,. Oil
Paintinci. Statu.try, may ajar he procured. 1.3,1i,4
and Gentlemen are &unwed to examine xperimeni.
aril27 '4B lv 1811 W. LANGE:VIEI3I.
HNOTICES
• DMINISTRIATION INOTlCE.—l.etters of
• admimstratinij of the comic chattels and effects
which wereof MARY lIROWN,Iate of Schuylkill Coun
ty, deceased, who died in England, having been granted
by the Register of ;Schuylkill County, 1, the subocriber.
all persons having claims.azainst th, said estates are re
quested to make them known, and nil persons indebted
to the said decedent to make present without delay to
LJOHN II lIICST, Administrator,
Ocit2-43-61•1 Hazleton. Luzerae County.
OTICE.-The public are hereby cautioned against
• negotiating a promissory note of Gorden & Bergers
in favnrof Caleb Parker, for 3300. dated dept. 13. ISM
payable fur months after date, as the tame has been
lost and aunt!), note given fir riot same Amount.
rott4ville,fittl4:4l C. YARDLEY S SON,
%vire MARS - C. LORD, 11.1 V tog left
1 1 1 me without any just cause, 'hereby elution any
person trusting hir on my amount, as 1 will pay no
debtsof her contracting.
Pt.Carlinn,Ort.ll-12-1 JAMES' LORD, Golistahlt•
. _
OTICE•—Th CONTRAeTORS.—ProposaIs will
IN be received byi the subscriber for doing the outside.
work at his colliery by the ton of cool shipped. For
particulars ottply io %Vst. PAY NE,
Oro I-I-4211 I Herkscherville colhery.
Ell, e rtton for tio,t,ro lhor.,t; I OsIS
I. of the Mineral Mulls of Pottsville, in the I.: Int.tv of
Schuylkill, to I...rve the etoming rear. will he held at
their hankinz hon e, nn Mon:lay. .the dal' of No
vember neat. beilreon the tenors of *co 1...f:05.1., A M.
and three
viockholdr
112113 E
Oen
N O t, T , II
MEE
t\
day of Saittenati. 4. 181 i. Al! iterso a in.lehtrd to the
said firm will hertafter mak" payment to Jahn Siapk
ton only, by whom the husinea. will be rattled mt.
NICKLE.IS
0ct11..11-3t*l "JOHN :3TA PLEYoNt.
NA; OTICE.— $lO REWARD—WiII he paid by the
111 subscribe- TM such information es may lead to the
conviction of the 'ptitson mho recently placed a qn kt.tily
of NITRIFIED rtsti up"tt the property. Me Schuyl
kill Navigation Company, on Tumbling Run.
ELLWOOD MORRIS,
0et7..11-31) I Resident Engineer
A DMINISTRATIONNOTICE.— Whereas
`letters of adininistretion on the estate of WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, late of the Innen of St. Clair, Schuylkill
County, deceased, have hen granted to the sohortibm
by the Reelater cf Schuylkill - County: notice is there
fore hereby risen to all those indrbte7l trw- an id emote, to
make payment, a nd' all thosehaving claims against said
estate pt present them to"
MARGARET WILLIAMS,
St.Clair.Sep:3o-• Administratris.
VOIICEr;RAII.RO 1D RlLLS.—Proposals will
i t
11 he receir d by the subsc•lber upln theHtr N
Verriber next. mit , ---
the Philadelp la
Specidcation•
the line of the
Pnitstown,Sei
Ikl OTICE.
II Yard. and
accommodates
DARER & RE
Callon hill. Ph
NOTICE-
All persons
sinew requ Win
undersigned ci
day. the 2311 a
until 5 o'clock
tile business,
to avail them,.
not paid before
the hands of a
Sept3o-40. II
NiOTICE.--ims - soLuTioN OF PAM - NEU: 4 IIIP'
111 The Co•Partnerstaip heretofore existing in the firm
of HEIL& BOWER in Coal, Store, and other - tliadei in
Tremont. Soh 310111 County, was mutually detsolved
this 13th day if ISeptesnlicr, l&10. All persons holding
claims against:said Gins arc hereby notified to present
the same for _settlement, and those indebted to snake
payment to Hip' i i ibscriber, at the'old ;Aare of business,
where lie inteed to enrry on the business a. heretofore,
f
and respectfully elicits a continuance of the patronage
of old friend $, and invites the attention of the pub
lic generally. Edept23-33-Imo] HENRY HEIL
Lidelphia. [Sept3o4o-3mo.
, TO MERCANTILE TAX PAVERS.----
- -
imaged in the mercantile and other hti
license. are hereby notified tl!tt the
be found at Mortimer's Hotel, on Mon
ktriber. 1819, from 10 o'clock, A.M..
.M Persona engaged in the tnercnn-
n l'ottsville and vicinity, would do well
rl es of this opportunity, as all licrnsrs
/ t to first of , November will be placed In
1J stice for collection.
) 1 _ BENJ. eIIBN.I', Treasnrer.
Vheress, Philip Umbnltz and William
L—Lantz. trading under the firm nr Philip Umhaltr.
& Co., in,Tremrint, Schuylkill Cdufity, did, on the 7th
of Anuat last_e,xecute an ass iznment of stl-1-14W. estate
(or the benefit Oall their creditors to the subwriber,
therefore all persons Indebted are requested to mike
payment, and those having claims will prevent them
for settlement. I .101 IN It. INFCIICARY. Arsienee.
German Free roes copy.] Septo-37-15t
A DIIIINISTIIA.140:ti NOTlCE.—Whereas,
it letters, of administration on the estate of Joseph
Allen, late Of the Borough of Pottsville. Schitylkill Co.,
Deceased, have been granted try the subscriber by the
Register of Scht ylkill County, notice Is thereforeliere
by.given, requesting all those indebted to said estate,to
make payment.hnd all those having claims ;rill present
them for settlensent.
8ept5.37-6te] MARL A. ALLEN. Atirninistratrix.
KIOTICE.-- , ,Whetras, John S. C. Martin of the
.0 Borough of Pottsville, did. on the Slth day. of,Jtine
last, execute tolVeiherill & Drother,an assignment of
all lasdate I r .... thc benefit of all his creditors; all per
sons hi s hritc ' d a the said John S. C. Martin are regl
quested to tnak4 pay lame, anJ those having demand)
to present them, forsettleMent IV the said assignee , . at
No. 65 North Front Street. Phil,delphla, i,: JOBN
S. C. MARTIN 4 at•the Drug Store, Pottsville
Sept. I
___ .
NOTICE i* hereby given, that an appitcation utl
be made tri the next Legislature (or a Bank in be
located in the Borough nt - ,Minersville,Schuylkall Coun
ty, to be called the Mechanic's Bank of rtelinylkil
County,—with p capital nI one hundred and fifty'llinu •
sand dollars, and the privilege of increasing it to two
hundred thousand dollars.
O. lIEILNEIt. MICHAEL 'NEATER.
13ASI'L . 11EILNER, S AWL KAELTaI AN,
JOHN TRAVER. DE It %YEN%
B. McCLENA6IAM, JAlllErl B.
JOHN PREVOST.. HARTZLER,
ABRAHAM TBOUr, Jr. JA.I. GOWEN.
July I, ISM I
'‘, lOTICE-4en. 11. Stichter havlog ustoclated with
.. I ll him Daniel It. Esterly, In the Hardware hiteinev
they will herea;fler trade under the firm of rtTICIIIEII
& ESTEILIX,at the old stand corner of Ceni.e and
Market streets I where. by strict attention to business.
they hope to "merit the patronage heretofore extended
to the old firm. Persons In want of Ilardwaie and Iron
would do well n call and examine their stock before
purchasing, as hey are determined to sell cheap
May 21 22 STICIITEE & ESTEEM'.
DELL'S 'LIFE IN LONDON.
PE 11 SO \S S Wishing to subscribe to this Journal can
do in by Waving their names at either of the sub.
scriber's Blares, where the numbers for 18119 can
be obtained. - N
t.. RAN AN.
Subscription also received for any of the Periodi
cals published in Ettiope 01 the United States, and also
or the weekly :Newspapers. . Dlarlpll-.
lAMPS.—Tee subscriber bail lint erten ed a firth
supply at Lard, Fluid, and Phosgene Gas Lamps
Also, Phosgene Gas, which produces a clear aud,plei.s
ant light rquallto gas—altar which will he sold al mat
ufacturer's pri es St' , " GANNON'S
Ger.114.3]
Cheap Dank and Vattely Stnres.
Pottsvide s Steam Planing and
TURNING MANUFACTORY.
T .
Ifß undersignezt have made complete and perma
nent arrangements for the manufacturing of Finn.
Boards, Window Sashes, Sawed Laths, Bed Posts, Ta..
hie, Crib, and Washstand:Legs, Awning and Hitching
Pouts, Bannisters. Stump Feet. Rolling Pins. Potato
Smashers, Belch and Hand Screws. Porch and Newel
Potts, Bed Punt, and a general variety of turning of all
kinds. TheyPvill keep constantly on hand Yellow and
White Pine Floor Boards. Bashing and Lathi, and other
finished work kr orthy the attention of kidders. - They,
hove circular Saws tar slitting stuff to any dimension
required for building or other purpcses.
. 'Pehs4B-6]l *- H. STRABHII &Ala.
I 3:333
TR Ale cow.—Straym
L., the East Min.. na Sundi
and Willi E COW ahem .
leant. Any person yeti:mini
inn informs:lan with him thi
wit Its suitably rewarded.
Ort2l-43-311
—TRAY HIICE. , Catit
scriber, revlditm itzlrnion
MACK :111.71,E with a ratte
ed to come forward, prove p
ntlwrwirc tt raid be sold acc
(Icel4-12.30) 1,
10013117 1 / 4 —‘l
1 110. t. in the miner end of
flonitigh, n WtIR TRCNR, e
clothing. The owner it er
prove property. tine emits, ni
Potteritle,Octll-41) '
1) WittLOS T.—nn nd
LJNavicatonCompany's“ln
for sl:oo—dated AOCoat
Might 4 I.attikkit. tor %%Or
laid before It reached their
having now been setiled wi
Notire is hereby given. that
canrelled no the Books of
looker ut any Talon.
Jul! r 2. 1919.. 3071:1mn]
ESE:32I3
(„:011.A.Ds
C NON —The subscriber
full assortment of Shad.
and Dairy SalLito which 'hi
keepers is rennesied.
Pb iladiept , o-10-3inl
No. 50 North Wharvi
I).k.TENTGREASE.-
gee, Wasombßail Road Ca,
kinds, to elves:ill and prevent friction.
This article is nrepared and for sale by CLEMENS&
PARTIN, Cloonly martitfactureri of this article, In the
United States, at their avholesare and retail Hardware
end Prue Store lu,rottsville, Schuylkill County, pa.:
11CMC.511.1Eit that none is genuine without the ,'writ
tan signature of the inventor and proprietor,Chasi. C
C tinny, each package.
ILS,
---
)
O WINTER SPERM, , For canny on
F k LI. and SPRING SIM:IIM, , 1 Isand3nd for
WINTER SEA. ELEPIL NT:, I • oak, by
WINTER WIIALE. A I. L E N &
UNIILEACIIED WINTER WII tLE HI: ED LER,
FOR -MINING.' !43, Kauai
RACKED N.W. COAST "ITILALE, Wg trver, ne
LINSEED OIL. I ”Jesnut 0.,
OIL FOR ROLLING MILLS • ' TIMADELTHIA
GUANO. Philn,Oct3o 47.44-iv . J J. 49 4.4.-0-
GAMPHINE LADIPB.—A •uppty SlAtl h
Wright's itnprtovcal Cit'MPIIME LAMPS; Just re-
Ceived on co.:n[lll.la° at
MARTMS Diuz Stnte, l'ottskte.,
Three Tamp. are the very best patterns Bade—kiV.
brill ant llpt,t. awl will be sold uncommonly low Step
m and examine them. [Augl9-35
V ST RECEIVEDWn innsinnment at the York Stere
el 100 do:. Dairy Mueller. niannfaetnred at the Ineti.
Will') Or the filled, in Philldetphm, era very ruperior
q.ality, and will be sold by 3;11.11(.46.n In
May 13, 20-1 • I. YARDLEY h
.
S:GAR FOR PRESERVING—WhiIe; nrl4
11rnwn Sugar of eYery trade,. and ;he 10,...,3 price,
just received and i'..r "Sate by J. M. BEATTY & ca.
Aug. I . .. 33 •
_,. .
1 .
N Eiir 'NO. I.MACICEREL,...IS4S's —No. 1
.• 51Al•KIIEL of this yea r'e catch, a splendid :irlirle,
11131 received and fir sale 6y.
rreinlre-343-1 . II STROVEiE.
/ • UM CND SPICII:S—Ity tan Keg alw.tys on band
1 .3 and f r sale by
March 1-In) LITTLE & MARTIN. Centre start
13'EF'S TONEEES, Didoena Situ,age, and 4tipe
rar ainula.d heel, just received:lnd for safe by
A. VI 34-1 • J.. 31. BEATTY: •
DAVY'S SAFETY LAMPS. '
THE enbacriber II:. ills' Or rejved a •innidy of
Lanipa, among winch are a few of Epton & Rob
eri R . Improved S‘afety Lamp, which is acknowledgbY
to be th,,, boo and caret • In oar In the nil net nt
Europe. F or ,u!° at k;.a Niece tharrthei, can be lin
nortaid, at . • lIANNNS':I
April 1 Cheap Ronk and Variety
r, 'lc:visit DA 111.1(CILIEESE- , email int toea
1 . 40 f ~t iperior Old Engl6ll Dairy , 11 0,0 .• jnst r••ceiv.'d
and for Ly J, M. REATI'Y &
Aug. IS. 31
FOR SALE & TO LET
DialLlC SALE.— WM be cold at Public safe. by 1
1 the subs, reh e r, at the' house of Samuel Pear& in ;
gehtlylkell ltaven, ore S'etord ey. the 411, of November. 1
p.iti, a licepsf; and I.OT situate in said Ilffongp, on
%Illltlllu'rt il t llelli, illfllltiled tic111 , .03.1 ley a lot re 41
GeorGeorg?lil'l.U . . on Ite -west by Jelin Invers.on the north I
by an elfey —tily-st. • !eel front and twee hundred and i
twenty rear, cnot•iniese about on...fourth or nn acre, 1
with a good staidy tin re en, a well of good wale . Aer. i
The gabs: fiber will give. the ;lurch:fret a Fond anti sof-
helmet Warritifee-deed, and folly ralfiery the purr. see 1
OS 10 that Pte. &C.... Vor pan irlel 11, cycle 1.; the fel bscs i
t", at Miner/wife.. Staleteelionsiell . re 5t . ..;(1 . C104k.P M.,
On said day, when the conditions n. l ll lee made limn.
Oct2l-13-2tl - .HENRY JAll.l.:et.
i IItPIIANS , (7OeRtSAI4I.—PUrFtt roll to an
x i
order eel lice Olilliali . rl ...Mr: 1.1 . 1S“:111 kill re linty, '
the soh-critter, administrator of Ito! ...ate of Jrt)lS
' tIIIIIIST.I tie of the llorenfith of Poinivetlel, en the . 000•
I to of bchuy thin, etece,sed •w • ellexhose to sale. Icy public
rendoe,on Sattirelay. the 4th day of November 1. st, at
10 o'llock in the forenoon, at tile A Merle:III ling In
10
' the lliironzli of Pottsville aforesirel; a I elinkn lot eel
mere of graund.sitteate on the northwesterly pppppp ide of
?.I irket iiireet. In the Porouglf of Pettlevitle. be lIT, the
1 middle one-third mitt of lent markedin Pelt A: alter
seen ndilniOnal plan niche Itrwougli of Pottsville No.
29, boitudnd lie front by Market Street. 20 font 1 in the
rear by an alley.containing in front 20 feet and it tamale
or depth 100 feet. Late the esia . e of said deceased.
Alec Infante will he given and the c !Ulm,' Of sale
wade known at the time awl place of sale by j
JCPIIS P HOBART, Admthistrotor
133 r rif the Com% SAMUCL Coss, Clerk.
=el==l
UULIC SALE (11 ,
NIT.- CARBON litrrEl..—The suherritn , r trill offer
at huhlir sole, nn Monday. Non. lath. IdlN. at :Ihr :%It.
Carbon llntel_in alnunt C3lllOll, all the furniture and
hZr tirwinc, id lintel. Tile 931 C will coniniCnee at
In o'clock, A.M ,of said day and continue frno day in
day until tha = whole is sold. Terms and condition.
made known on'ilie day of sale.
•STiran-10-71•1 .10111 q WEA!VER.
LOH. SALE sub.-row nireit
I' tits !MUSE and LOT brine I.l,iiroueh nrliaqiin,
now in the occupancy of IleudersontA Ilarland,forsale
on the:.`.oth -nr , O.ttnlier, and it not sold on Paid day It
w 01 ho rented at public outcry,
riept3o.4o JOIIIN HUNTER.
12011. SALE—Three new and convenient two story
12 frame dwelling 110USSS and lots of groundontu •
ated on Centre Street in tho growing lawn of Donald
son ALSO. a commodious two-story stone store and
dwelling HOUSE, together with the istork of roods.
with several small frame buildings on the premlses,and
two lota of ground, situated ou the corner of Main St.
and the Rhilroad.a very desirable location for b4isiness,
together With a neat and new two-story finale dwelling
house pleasantly,-situated on the Main &rect. in the
promising town of Tremont. They will be sold cheap.
apply to HENRY VEIL, Pinegrove.
N. IL—lf the store and stock is not sold, the store
house will he for rent.. (l'inegmve,Sept23 .39.1mn
FOR SALE.--The ouhseriber will sell the house
in which he now resides, In Morris' Addition.—
Possession Ewen Immediately If required.
Sept 9-311 GEO H. POTTS.
fr nE P i7lmrcedu7l part fi"r
ouehrre;sstl7, a - sT„esra stand
Store, together with apartments. Also a small dwel
ling heme.
To any Storekeeper wishing to embark in Kleine.
in the flourishing towitof slinersville,tbe above advan
tazentes location Is not to be sace:rd at. Further infor
mation to by had at the Miners' Journal office.
alien 34
on
O
t ra j : t E n fra belonging to too suit ieNt m applicants,
,n Coalll matt:..
known as the Mill Crack Tract, containing the follow
ing list of Coal Veins, Many of which,—atriong other.,
tne Peach :Mountain Veins—having a range °foyer a
tulle In length, viz:—Lent., Swam, Llarearleuch,
Pearson, Clarkson, Stevenson, Little Tral4, Peach
Mountain Veins, Green Parker Ravensilale Vein, Per
pendicular, Diamond, and Ilig Diamond Veins, along
with many others not named. . ,
Also, all that tract called thriunction Tiact, belong
ing
tothe said Conipany.containing the Saletn,Forrest,
Eiahbit l!nlr. Mortimer, Tunnel. Black Mine, C. Law-
Inn and Alfred Lawton Veins, Also, a Saw Mi I and
Crust Mill ,situated on the Mill Creek Tia"rt,ill of which
will bvented on moderate terms by applying in
DAVID, CHILLAS,
Pottsville. Feb.- M • is
• L'UTLA SALE—AT Pal V ATI: SALE, All that
II ' certain tractor parcel of land, situated nn the
Broad 51Onniarri, in Lower Miltiattlonge township, i
In Schuylkill county, (filVinerly Berke rounty,l In the
stair of Pennsylvania. hounded and rieseribed as fol-
Inws,to wit i—liecinning at a marked white oak tree;
thence by late vacant lands. now: surveyed to Jacob
Stiller, north sixty-five perches, to a white na k; thence!
by late vacant land, now stir royal' to George %Verner. f
west 146 perchesto a stone; thenceby late vacant land I
now surveyed to Leonard Mick. sniithsixty-five perch.
es to a Spanish oak; thence rant L 46 perches, to the
place of beZirining,enntaintitr filly-five acres and one
hundred timidity. two perches of land and allowances.,
of slit per cent. format's; &c. ,
JOHN C. 1111ENNF.R.;
rixecutor Of p.nlails . estate. 69. Market et. Philads.
l'hila.lelphia. ScpteMber 19. 1946 , f 39-
A NEW anGt.-:; :tilt SALE.—A. new Organ
-1 . with 4 regivers and 5 octaves. soft .e::: r"; a " mall'
Church, or for the' elevation of Divine Service in a
1 (tinily. for nate by the subscriber trebling In Orwles
burg ; this Organ will recommend itself on trial, hav
ing a sweet sound. and I. durably tnade.
The undersigned ate also prepared to manufacture'
Organs of a larger sire, and will also lane Organs and
Pianos. JOHN Ron= & SON.
Orwigsbure,july 22,'•19._ 3O-ilmo '
C2I.iPCI2IOR COAL .111Illigg—INTIVi
i..-1 VALLEV..:(A INII)1BE11.).-For nalS and for rent
nn the moat reasonable terms. Inquire nib • '
V. L. MAXVVIII.L. Attorney at Law, '
-, " Wilkenharre, Lucerne noon!). Pa.'
Wilkeshatte, L 12218-441 'e
r`OIL iSALE.—Sawed Lath constantly on .hand
li and for sale by J. G. & C. LAWTON.?
april 29'48. ; I 9=Jrno
DM
FOll. SA.LE.—TMVN LOTS—In th • Town
,of
Llewellyn--npply to A. nussEt.. ,
.
June ID :21-11] alahantanno fltreer.iPotirville,
AiIIITE HORSE. HOTlll.:—For.
so
1
- orly Jacob Grioot's, earner of Centre arid
Il' . -.Afahnotorgo. 'ireito..Pottsei/te.i.WILLIA.II
";,_ '... , MATZ, ann ~,,, nen 10 the poldteland- his nu
merous friends that he lila taken the ahrWeselebrated
theet, where he will be happy !seen all the firmer ens.
tomer, of the establishment, hi' frit•mis and the public
.in general. The hotpot has recently beeti fitted,up in
the hest ntanner.and he fl utters - himself that by unre.
mhting attention on his part. that he can: give entire
sattafacti nto the travelling public, .' 1
Ills stabling is eulenvuee, and he has a large yard
which will accommodate any, quantity of 'vehicles,
and whirl, can be closed up at tight
June 10.45.
, ' FRANKLIN HOUSE, 105 Cassino
ar.
sheet.—Philadelpkts. This !souse is located
f4a
.1. In Chesnut street. het wren Third and Founh,
in the immediate vicinity of she Exchange, Post Office.
Ranks, and, business part of the pity. It is well itir
nished,the'irnoins large and consfonable: The table
is always supplied with the best .the market affords.
The wines fa ,an are of the well known stock of the
Mourn. i 4 andersorbor d are not in ferny to any In the city,
The suhntiber is assisted in the marinas ment of the
house by IL M. Slay maker, formerly or Lancaster Co.,
Pa., who has recently beers one of the principal assist•
ants, la "IlartwelPs Washington Grum .;" The a er
rant' ore polite and attentive to the wants isf the guests.
Nothing shall be wanting - an the pan of the proprietor
to make the Franklin House a conifonabla home to the
traveller, the man of business nr pleasure. and It will
be hie constant desire to merit a share ofltheir patron
age: . Arets34l-03 G. W. SOULE, roprhnor.
Hhalf gallon, pm,
Maynard & Noyes' Inks,et,
son's Steel Pen Ink,ltooter
&r-, wholesale and retail.
dozen, wholesale, at
Ck 94-42) Cheal
_
n/RA.PPING PAP ,
V V Wrapping Paper at
oram,-Just received. Mao,
for bans. and Bleating prim
very cheapat •
Soptzo-101
EIOSTIZ ECEIVED.
el 'dies' Crotc beYBA GS at
and Purer, Clanks, Steel I.
Toilet for mending bags at
Sept3o-40-1
I UST RECEIVED
,' If untineStiver I.E VFW
will be sold Very'low at
Rept3araol
AND PR.
11 200 Bibles 0
eirfty style of bindinn. ci
that, they ran hr pnrchast
Gilt Edged Fondly Bibles al
tt3 Vieitrn can purchas
than ran In. - purchased In
spril29
DUSITENBERGE'.
I I CI.ONT.—This calm
lies. schools. and tollezes.
ht D „with inn pintos: Dili
Nair:l.l remit at FIANNA
This work !ight to be
In the country. Price SO
lit GEN. TA%L.
Or Itnuah and Itraily
Engliph ; by the 100, do.zen od •lugle, just tett:,
CarFnir at city :Irk s.
re , Clubs and others supp i pett by the quell r
•
11.(NNivi
FAN - I BROR'H S aqui PENs -, t
riOT aril le, also Ileinedirt fr.. Ramr m
Mild Pen+, with heavy. subottintl-i1ca,•,n,,,...,„
a cheaper article of Gold Prrie and ca,sik•
81 37i eat.h, just received arid for sale at
RA i',l
June 21 26.] Cheap Farly Staiiiintry ay
'JUVENILEBOOKS FOR PRESE
seh,cr lber has on ham! areabirte, A ,
1 nil assortment of Juvenile Root, calm
Presents, purchased at ttade sale at very Irz a}
will be sold 25 per rent chrapt, than Ihry my
chard from the publisher.% at 1. BANN IN . I
June 10 21.1 Cheep liinh end Vent.
_
%.,7PE C °RUE C T Y• (4 % .
cleorrector. or Vocabulary ill the Connor
Sp e ,weh. Alphabetically Arra zea,
far the use or schoo • Anil Dr...11,111'1
I,y Seth T. Hurd event red and far.alrit
Feb 12.71 , 11ANNA7rrt Cheap llat op
lIIr wa h nrltanar
I , iVio.- - 111,1p4t
1. erth ThelY.,
4,
Took Look
r at 19.1 ctn.
Call at LONG Al - REM?, .
twern Market and Arrh, PI ,
~ e r:t 9. 'Pi.
SPEECII
T..roper.tore in tlsia 16 4
Price 6; cilia or 5 6,12.5 te,
rfall In
roii K h nn the lib
'For "In .
ELVAN'i
Jul; A. , Cheap p•kn
j • 1811 FIIIEI MAP OF I- 11YCOACIILGE1
I' 111,1 one copy •.1 Ihie irnlnable and 9.1.7 a
remain unsold. Persons 111 want hadnee.ren4n
HANNAY! •
June RI 2.6-] Cheap Rink and StithltiMPltY
_______ __
,„ 4 :ONGS FM: Tllr. C IiMPAIGN.—TstI.I it
• DIM , ~n og 1 1 .0‘.1 , 1 0.1 f 1 ,,.. II drsll74.:l'. TIT,.
JUR! f rti•lve,l ar4 fur rale at I nAN \ IS'i
IL July 22. ' 1: .. , .:10-1 y.I riety Ft:ntro, Po•tmh
IjitANTNG CA IID 1 'VD DR % v.'I3: , ;ST.
• In great anne:y just rl•crived and bor.*tt
! I. lIANNIII
-. June'lo 211 Chesil Ilenk end Stationart I.
— TAB ERN CELT:IMAM IMIWING PEN
12 an blues. Just truly, 4 and P.r sale nt
I I lIANNAVI
1' May . 14 20] St,: km-4 and Vati. IT llt-a
,CCIIIOISL 111j0K.5.-lPurchased al Mole'.
~ Trade Sale
,wh..1,01e 4nd r./11i! 1111 ltus fill
'rier, at 1. 4 ...02 ,0 1 AIN:CNA:VS itenkctm
j ILT I. Sj u
I li ., E C s,
i E I
v l er V G E u ll . it r, llo t :'n fr n , l i n i e t nt oC L.:dm
July 10 1 BRADY & ELLIOTT,
.
MISCELItA:Fi.7.Ot:
I.i.n.TTDONE I
IlJavags at only 11 Intl per paqp
r.c
for 113 h, , DON!
Sept23-39j Ch i elp Pape, lialtvnt
CHALLENGE TA TIIE WHOLE
HOIT'S IMPROVED CHEMICAL tikl
Ducting grease, tar, p 1 p3lOl, or in
easy substance,frnut ladles' and gentlemer:oa
:lulling silks sod satins, carpeisoable rpookl
shawls, ladies' bonnets t Ac. A reward oillit
paid to any person who ! will produce I qti
int green or dry that this snap will amino ;
r gross. 11 per dozen, oill.l cenls per Wm. fel'
holesale and retail at IILIANNAN'S funryr
ottsville. who Is sole aerlnt for the county.
A FFLICTED READ I 1-51EDICAL .
'.CA. PRACTICE punctually attended to, meth;
cuiar branches, by Dr. KINKELIN, Renato fly
at his residence, N. W. earner of Third sad Cu
Philadelphia.. DISEASES of the SKIN, mitt
rang from itupurily of the bioutl,tnakingtheirappi
under a hundred different fors, proof anal
managed. TRAVELLERS tanipi led ate moms
lice with medicine, &c. For pa rticulartme I
Emporium and German Adler. (ltrelitl.
TILE HOME. DOCTOR, or Famdy 2
Inn; the causes, symptoms, and freemen
sea, with an account of the system white tI
rules furresercin ',that state; appended to SW'
receipts f ur making varions,kinds of medic'"'
tidies of diet for the s ick eV, the whole foritcs ,
By John B. Newman, M. .• pr Ice 25 cents I , t)
at LOCI - 40). HANNA S Cheap &Gigs
AA, EAT' ROODS.—Just recehred.l Inge.
IN of Brade, ChinaTeari, Neopoi.ton, v e rtu'
Coburg, Rough and Ready and French Bee Si
at unusually low prices, Irgeand small Strait I
w
as lo as 37} cis. by l
i
5: Ned
;Market Street. Pottovil e., May 20
FATHER 00/01D4. •
V —We have just cnOstauctell an upnO ,
c manufacanry of •Iding 'en weather ecatO
Wit may rely upon her; aupplied at all moo
Is upon, 11. OTRAUCII, a.CI
CM
CEO
, 11.1.11.11 S VOIJ.
/ lust ;scclvcd from iI whip Elizabeth.
,st,llest EustisAln i t made expressly fa
GOO
iJ fur sale. Apply to T. & E.
spin . 2.l tf Ala, et and 1.21 b ailleetw,riy
L.AIL R OAD IROPi.—Thesubscribento
iauJilig tranship AILS tubia, trom larerp,J i
in !toad iron, 14 A I. 4 wow 14
H. Also, CO 101111 hestreflued
gof ruuud ,. quate and flat bats. Apply tr
Talc t.. 6EOI.
North East corner or Matket amt Ittti rtmc
AIL ROAD IRON -MO 1 OS .I
. _ .
doll Itood Iron, , ;
:di do 1 1 x i do do do
4do 241 i rdo du dolonIG:
15 - do 1i i Ido I
do do
And l'lates,fur ualeby
A. a, 1.1. RALSTON, 4 iouthfroot si.,rhl
17111..uLa., July 11, Md.
DAR at.OlV-41a1- ted, and ?Gilled 11
1 4' n.il tnde, hilne ohm. har.._-do •
ir"ft coil and sht•nr ail ; Vnaliph and
A c rrr
Ar ItIn4o; Oa.
ail road aplket, ha nd and
Ynrk more. 1 lATZDI:
JUNIATA BOILER
F s p, TONS nanrlefl Irnn,
•Jcl svidthaor2ll,32, acrd 36 trich.onnd r•n.
I I .k. er a. 811.
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•
~.- 11, itlof :la— 4. ?oath Front ot.
•
pLAcKsmiTnlNG.'FprtNisc Aso
t; ENG.—The ant..., her reenee loll f Il l ',"
he hi• commented the aliovel, booineut al ,Re
Nl,llCa Chunk and Cnal Strrets, Fen.iille
will he lian,.y to meets , orders:. JOBN Wi l
N. R.-Come-reeks oil ctins,and nil glob'
and for sale July R/.
TO A•dlif ii2ITS A.1ND0T. 112 : 112,r
MAGI!!
Chtlekti• all mien. from 6 1 0 , 1 1,
Salterle Burin:: Ralantes. Made •TP ,,,./ Y Ire .
Engines. AO, 50 end 21itintinds. Platform.. - i
taratea, more than 56 different' sires and Fl" g ' i ,
"le whnil"ililli,ld relpal at the inwext manakilo
rime,. at NO. 34, Walnut street, by .... o i
Philada.Feh•l9 1 0 4418] CRAP & 116i . Ltl .
P
LATFORM A.lSD—Oblis TElt,/
Painkoak a and Bale l a Celebrated ril's,-,,
,sizes, (ornate at Manalratlanq't Invreot ntr'll i
I GRAY & BROTn I O
-, • Dealer. in all kinds of Aral., Weitl::...„.
• Welching Machines, 34 t V rl ' i , l l ! 7 ' 4eo
Fehl9 18.19-6] I , !
BURDEN'SPATENT-110115g -.50
0
t ,, rri M li n A l f: l n h E r :I; ( l F ,, U p n i t:; l h i ri n n i , l ,,, ,h il i i:e: : o 4r. F tw i:d . li-a ! iii
rent to the , patellae.r. MI ohm° o•_.,
trranted. and if not a at l uttotr ir l;tl
urned a d the rtioney will be ter . :
CRAY ss BRO. 11E11.42 Walnut P t ,PU:3,
1 ---
PUBLIC CI100 1 ; BLA S/t5.
otteh as monthly rest rm. for trarhero.
Colleriore and Triutiorerla :Bonita.
Warrants for Colleett c School Tax.
Blank Order Hooka a d Perniit Book.. . 0 01
Alwayson hand and for sale et IIA; • v. ,.
Printing Office and 1100 2
Pottsville, An s. 2, ...--•--
Wide C''rtaln Papef;v4)
5 0 R.t Pieces etp a
wholesale and retail The highest
.prite r. - il
in exchange for pane n.t.olo
rtp i rn e e, ."7,feT, .Panirbte . .7 , V , c , „„l
spage .. ISJW closes andlivall Par'
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