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POTTSVILLE.
SATURDAY 'Aroßxt-Vo, Fad. 44, IBM
6.111 a. S. 3. Fat is tothertsed to receive nobler!.
lion for tire Miners' lowest, nod reeelpt for the Battle
at MSDrnyetote.ln Tamaqua ,
Cal' Court Route Substriptions.—The seem.
al Ward Ccumnittees. at a meeting held On Tuesday
evening last, repotted the following subse.rmtions, to
Nonh Wert
Nonh East
Etioth Ward..„
'Total.:.•• •••• •••• •••
[jr. Ron., Wcakingfion Rant has been etanril
Comptreiter of ,the Site of Tear York, it,
or Mined Pinafore, reeved.
trNertht.—Fresh sink (min the Raters of
Notth capolins.nisie their t re t ; pi nnate in th e
WWl:lsles mutat P,', l the 15th inst.
'NIIVEG 92ND OF PEI3IIVABIN
PRESENTATION OF TUE SWORD
•Tbr aioriani • Twenty.tecond of Pebruary-1
aka birth.day of the illustrious Wasbington—was
observed in quite an animated style in this Bor
ough: The leading feature of the day was the
sword presentation. The day was rather indent- ,
ent ; but, notwithstanding, quite a large number
of persons assembled in front of the Ezehange
lintel, to witriese the presentation of theiword to
Captain Nagle, by the Whigs of Pottsville. The
National Light Infantry paraded in honor ol the
day,-and aftertnarehing through some of the
principal streets of the Borough, filed off in front
of the Eiehinge, to whims the ceremonies of the
°cession.
The presentation took place at 11 o'clock in
the morning, in the midst of a pretty sheep falling
Or MOW. James H. Campbell, EN., on the part
of the Whigs, presented the sword to the Captain ,
in an address characterized by his usual eloquence,
His minas were to the point, and elicited general
admiration. , Mr. Canitrell in taking the stand
remarked, that he bad been requested by his
fellow.citizens to present Capt. Nagle, with, a
sword, 53 a mark of their respect for his character
and a testimonial of tlieir approbation of his con.
duct. Ho knew they would excuse him if he
diverged for a moment from the duty assist:tea
him, to remark that the time chosen for the pre-
aentation(with the exception of the storm of snow )
was indeed a most auspicious one: In all the
circling year, there cva air day held in higher re
gard by American freemen than the anniversary
of the birth day of Washington, and the battle of
Buena Vista—that the Genius of our country
standing by the records of the past, points to the
natal hour of Wrushingtorr as the birth day of true
Liberty. He remarked that the experience of all
past time proves tens, that of all great men, our .
beloved Washington was the greatest—that with
(At mach difficulty we could arrive at a proper
appreciation of the character of each renowned
chief, or potent statesman, and by the ordinary
rides governing human conduct estimate the sum
total of each ;—but that there was no parallel for
shecharacterof Washington—no balance is which
To [weigh the mighty—uncontaminated by the
fierce strife of the battle field, or the intrigues of
the executive chamber, too great for a crown,
to lofty for worldly ambition. He stands alone,
pure, grand—immortal. He hoped the American
peciple would ever cherish a proper regard fur
the •day t for while they did so, the, Republic
wthrld be safe.
He could not refrain from drawing a compari
son between the present moment and the hour
of the departure of Capt Nagle and his brave
'companions in arms, for Mexico. Sad, indeed,
was the scene we all witnessed in the month of
December, 1546. Th'at th y left all most dear
to them, and iu the face of an uncertain and
gloomy future, embarked fur a foreign shore—
the land of fierce strife and deadly disease.—
That in the midst of danger, disease, and
xleatb, 'Captain Nagle acted like a man and a
soldier, and his fellow.cititens were proud of
ihim.. Mr. Campbell observed that a man's true
.disposition could not always be discovered on
ultel field of battle. That while we could'
tniti with pride and satisfaction to Vera Cruz;
k
Cerro Gordo, Atlixco and Iluamantla, yet we
lostl to dwell upon the kindness, humanity, and
cheerfulness of Captain Nagle to those under his
command, whether around the starless bivousck,
or:ita the mournful hnspital4that man was most
sublime in mercy, in humanity moat great—and
it
that when the battle was over, no man was more
ready to quench the thirst of the dying soldier, or
to drop a tear over a fallen companion than Capt
, Janie' Nagle—that the banner some years since
presented to his Company by the ladies of Potts
ville was now stained and weatherbeaten, but
thatl its stars and his (Capt. N.) epanletts were
as bright as ever:
The speaker furtheeremarked, that the beau
tifolweapon which he had the honor of present
ing (bore the inscription," Presented to Captain
Juries Nagle by the Whig Citizens of Pottsville.
far his gallant services, in. Mexico." He wished
teapeak plainly on this part of his subject, and it
was not his intention- to be misunderstood. that
all his friends knew when Captain Nagle left
Schpylkill County for Mexico, without being a
politician, yet that - lie acted with, and thought
with the Whigs of the County. That with the
nest of the Whigs, Captain . Nagle believed the
'measures advocated by that party, were best
.9141ated to promote and secure the prosperity
-.it'd happiness tif \ t ‘ lte . Onion. That during his
absence WS NICSVS underwent no change. He
left a Whin. he returned a Whig. That pleasing
inducements en h is return were held! outto him.
Orice was Mated at, aid future honors prophe
sied. Eat those who made them "reckoned
withestt their hint." They did not understand
therrimsta, That the firmness of his principles,
inthis consistency of character, added much to
tisesortisfaction of his friends on this occasion.
To pie:tenting the ;Word, Mr. Campbell hoped
he ',maid long live to , enjoy the blessings of
pea;ccoutti the society of hi.s family and friends;
but t saistif.svar should ever visit the laud (which
he, trusted ahkind Providence would. avert), he
knew thot.seord would descend like the•
light
ninpp^e of, Heaven on the head of the inrader.
receiving-the Sword, Capt. Neale made
brief and admirable address.
'Oettaieebe -tippeared before his fellow-citizens
Jar f he purpose oferideavoring to say a few words,
.briefly, in reply to his Whig friends who thought
him deservingefsometibite of respect fur services
ihe itad moderethrohiscoontry during his absence
f freM•thaanin Mexico. Bat gentlemen, (he con
ginned) what shell I say to you. particularly after
tra4h en eloquent and able address just delivered
bY'lhaßbrot orator- But, said Capt. !Slagle, know
ing t h at ill were aware that bowie nut accustomed
to speak in public or making speeches, he trusted'
his friends would therefore excuse him from saying
width. But be famed thoso who were assembled,
thtit although his reply would be short, still the
rencembranee of this presentation from his Whig
friends, should never bo forgotten ; ever should it
be fresh in his memory as the day we celebrate !--
And farther, /should ever our country have any
difficulties with any foreign nation, and it shOuld
become his" lot again to be one of those to assist
in fighting the battles of his country, and lie
/diced in such a capacity.. ea to use the sword.
gentlemen, Tata (holding up the sword) should
bs the one, and ever would be endeavor to do
honor . to it; names - /haul,' it be disgraced white
passession.a,(cheering.) What more, he
asked. could be say f He trusted, then. these few
retinas timid give satisfaction to his friends. He
offered his. matt heartfelt acknowledgments and
silicon" thanks iiiithe honor his friends bad eau.
ftOred upon him this day (the g;(1) by the present
tenonof a word. .
19 EVS.lesion, b. 9 to* 2„,erp, ion to rag* dip
thanks to his numerous. friends generally. He
spoke of the manner in which the eititenepf this
place had treated thol !el-unman when starring
for the battle field;' of Merico,—they pad done all
Oat could be done to , comfort the l'ortaville
antems.. On their return, be stated, they were
received by all. That recac.noo was not forgot.
ten—it never would be ! Concluded, by hop.
lag to be cleated fro m laying anything more at
resented; for, saKi tie, it wee more difficult to
face a few huao.red friends, than to face the enemy
by thousso.la!
$7552 20
3924 05
,7400 10
At 1. 1 `.e conclusion of this address, the welkin
Wag made to ring with loud house for the gallant
Nagle.
The Captain regrets, that in his address he
omitted to returrithanks to the men whom he had
the honor to command, for their 11,tavery, displayed
in the battles'of Mexico. The Captain is entirely
too modest and gentlest:limb, to take all the honor
upon himself. He therefore desires us to state
that that omission was altogether unintentional.
••• - • ...$ 18.876 35
71.ntrerage flow:tic tadastry andiatilitait SFt
. foraation of isoarfaciurirqr corporations.
Writings,. Legislative aid is annually invoked
for the incorporation of niancifseturing purposes,
and the security and convenience of the public
would evidently be promoted by lhe enactment-0P
a general law—Therefore:
Sac Tins 1. Be if enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the Commonwealth
of Penneybiania, in General Assembly met, end it
is hereby enacted by the authority of the same:
That at-soy time hereafter, any three or more .
persons, who may desire to lorna a company 'for
the purpose of carrying on any kind of manufac
turing business may make, sign and acknowledge
before an officer, competent to take the acknow•
ledgment of deeds, an instrument of writing, in
which shall be stated the corporate name of the
said company and the objects for which the com
pany shall be formed; the amount of the capital
stock of the said company ; the number of shares
of which the said stock shall consist ; the number
of directors end their names who shall manage
the concerns of the said company for the first
year, and the names of the town
. and county in
which the manufacturing operations of the said
company are to be carried on ; and the same to
exhibit and present to the court of Common Pleas
of the proper county, in which said corporation
is intended to be situated, which said court shall
peruse and examine the said instrument and if the
objects siittcles and conditions therein contained
shall appear lawful and the court shall be satisfied
that the whole amount of the capital stock has been
bens fide subscribed, and one-forth part thereof
actually paid in, the said eourt shall then decree
arid declare by , their order endorsed on the said
instrument, attested in the usual manner by the
prothonotary under the seal of the 28W - court Ind
direct - that the said instrument shall be recorded
in the recorder's office fur the said county„aLd on
said nostrum .nt being so recorded the persons so
associated or meaning to associate shall, according
to the objects, articles and conditinns in said instru
ment set forth, be a corporation or body politic in
law and in fact, to have continuance by the name
style and title in such instrument declared and
provided and by that name shill have succession
and shall be cat table of suing, and being - sued,
plead end be impleaded in all' courts of law or
equity, and they end their successors may have a
common seal and may make and alter the some at
pleasine and they shad, by their corporate name,
be capable in law of purchasing holding and con
veying any lands, tenements,heridatamenet good',
wares, and rnerchanciize whatever necessary to
enable the said company to carry on their'menu
tuning operations named in such charter.
Ssextee 2. The business of every such manu
facturing company shall be managkl auJ conduc
ted by the president and directors thereof, and such
other officers, agents and factors as the company
shall appoint for that purpose, and every such
'company shall also have a. secretary and treasurer.
Session 3, The directors shall not be less then
three nor more that, scant in number, and elm 9
h a cho s en annually try the stockholders at such
time and: place as shall be provided by the by-laws
of the company, and shall hold their tames for
one year) and until others are ChWell and qualified
in their ever] and one of the directors riled he
chosen irettident either by the directors evil the
company as shall be directed by the by-laws.
SICTON 4. The secretary and treasurer Shall
also be chosen annually by the directors. and shall
hold their offices until otheaa are chosen and quail
tied in their stead i both officers shall be *teem to
the faithful discharge of their duties cod the treas
urer gala give bond in such sum and with such
surelieS as shall be required by the bv3laws for the
faithful discharge of his duties.
Secrtoic 5. All other agents, factors and Mil
eels of the company shall be chosen and appointed
in such manner as shall be directed. by the by.
laws.
Secrinl.6. Every such company may make
bylaws for their own regulation'and government,
with penalties fur the breach thereof not exceeding
twenty dollars: Provided, The same shall not
he repugnant to the, laws oithis state and of the
United States.
Szczioal. At all meetings of the company,
absent stockholders may vote by proxy authorized
in writing; and every 'company may determine
by its bylaws what number of stockholders obeli
attend, either in person or by prosy; the manner
of voting sod what number of shares or amount
of interest shall be represented at any meeting in
order to constitute s quorum, and if the quorum
shell not be so determined by the , company a
majority in interest of the stockholders .ball con
stitute a quorum.
Sccrioi B The capital stock of said com
pany shall not exceed flee hundred thousand
dollars; which shall be divided info shares at it.
first meeting, and a record thereol shall be made
by the clerk and it shall be lawful fur the directors
to call in, and demand, front the slockholders, res
pectively. all such sums of money by them sub
scribed, at such times, and in such payments or
Proportions as the directors shill deem proper,
under the penalty of forfeiting fleabites of stock
subscribed for, and all previous payments mole
thereon if payment shall not be made by the stock
holders attain sixty days after • personal demand
Or notice, requiring such payment thall baeebeen
published in the newspaper publnhed neatest to
the place where business of the company shall be
carried on as aforesaid.
tScctio3 9. The shires shall be numbere4 in
mOgressivc order, beginning at 'number one._ and
every stockholder chill have acertificate under the
sell grate corporation and signed by the treasurer,
certifying tits property in such shares as shall be
ezinersed in the ccettficate,
Szeriox 10. Every such company may at any
meeting, called for that purpose increase its
capital stock and the number of shares therein:
Provided. That the stock when so increased shall
not-exceed the amount euttionsed , hy law, And,
provided further. That *certificate of the amount
so increased shall be prepared signed and sworn
to by the pre:Went, treasurer, and - a majority of
the directors, and recorded in the recorder's taco,
of the county in which the manufactory is ecis 7 ritss
fished within thirty days after the payment of the
last instalment of the stock so increased.
htscriox 11. Every such company may. by a
vote at any meeting, called fur that purpose re
dace ita capital stock and in such care a certified
copy al the vote shall, within thirty days after the
PassiOg thereof, be recorded in the recorder's of
fice of the county wherein the manufactory is
mtablistied ; and in default thereof, the directors
of the company shall be jointly acid severally Fable
for ail the deNa of the company`contracted after
said thirty days and before the recording of the
copy of the vote as aforesaid. .
Surto, 12. If any part of the capital - stock of '
such 'company shall be withdrawn and refunded
to the stockholdsra bemre the payment of all the
debti6al the campany, counseled previoualy to' the
recording of the copy of a vole for that purpose as
presciibed in the preceding section, all ;the dimr
tors rif the company shall be j rinrly and severally
liable for the payment of the said last mentioned
Most
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Sactrios 13.. The stock of such cirporation
shallibe assignable arid treneferebte by the holders
thereof according,,to au.% rule" na the by-laws
shall' prescribe ; but no stockholder shall be per
mitted to transfer his stock while any instatinent
duo thereon shall remain unpaid, except by a spe
cial order of thelloard of Directors to that effect.
SECTION 1 4. The copy, ,of any charter of incor.
poratiim recorded in pursuance of this act, and
certified by the recorder of ithe couniy or his dep.
uty to he at true copy, shall, be rectistil in ell
courts as presumptive testifie/ideate of -the incur
poration of soch'company.
Sec-mote 15: The president and directors of the
said company, dr a majority of them, shall anon.
ally, front the day of filing the crriificste of incor
poration, make sod file with. the'tecorder of the
county in which the manufartory is established, a
statement, verified under oath, thawing accurately
the amount of the capital of the company, the
'mount, thereof - actually paid in, and the entire
amount of all debts and liabilitiesiue or to become
due at the time of filing such statement, and they
shall keep a deiplicate of the same at their office
end ern to the inspection pf , yll who may debts
AN ACT
THE MINERS' JOURNAL, 'AND POTTSVILLE ,GENRitt ADVERTISER
tocsin:due the seine, and if the said directors, for
thirty days, neglect to comply with the provisions
of this section, they shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor anti 'punishable bylifne or imprison
ment, at the discretion of the court of gustier sea
sions of -the peace, far the county in which gaii
manufactory is citablished.
Etarmort 16. The : wholeamouot of the debts
which any such company shall at any time owe,
shall not exceed ?the amount of its capital stock
actually paid in and, in use of any excess, the
directors under ',whose administration it shall
bappen,'sball be jointly end severally liable to the
extent of such excess for all the debts of the cons
pany then existing, and for all that shall be con
tractvd so ieog as they shalt respectively continue
in office and until the debts shall be minced to the
said amouot of the capital stock : Provided, That
any of' - the direitors who shall be 'absent at the
time of contracting any debt, contrary to the fore
going proeisions, or who shall object thereto, may
exempt Ittomselves from the said liability: by
forthwith giving notice of the fact to the stock
holders, at a meeting which they may call for that
purpose, and publishing a notice of the same in a
newspaper in the COMM . where
,said company is
located.
Bccvtos 17.1 The stockholders of such com:
pany, shall be j4intly and . severally liable for all
debts due the oneratiyea and laborers, contracted
or incurred whilatt they are stockholders, provided
en action shall be brought against such company
within sit mouths after the debts shall become
due.
Bactelos 18. Whenever soy action shall be
brought agninstsuch company in which the stack.
holders may be liable, the -party bringing such
action may join any stockholder or number of
stockholders with such company as patties . in the
same suit, and in any such suit the wonjoinder of
any other stockholders shall not abate the suit ;
neither shall the' suit abate by the mi,juinder of
any stockholders who may not be liable in the
action , brought, but judgment may bevendered
against .aid company end soy such stockholders
as may be j tined and shown to be liable ander
the provisions!of this act.
`Stenos tp. No - action shall he brought against
any stockholder or stockholders whether joined or
not joined in the lame Italian with the company,
makes a notice eigncd by the party intending to
bring such action, or his agent, signifying that he
intends to bring such action, shall bairn been first
served on the president or clerk of the company at
least sixty days, but ii the said company shall
not pay or aviary the demand within sixty days
after service of said notice, an- action may be
brought as aforesaid.
Suites 20. No action shall 8e brought against
any stockhidder or stockholders without being
joined with 'such company until an execution on
a judgment against such company either alone, or
when joined with other stockholders, shall have
been. returned unsatisfied, in whole or in part;
but after such return on action may be brought.
Ssc - rtos '2l. Whenever an execution shall be
issued on:a' judgment rendered against such corn.:
party. joined with any stockholders it shall .be is.
sued against the property, teal and personal, of
such company and such stockholders, and if, after
due diligence, it cannot be levied wholly or in part
*garnet the pioperty of said corporation, it may be
levied and satisfied from the property of the stock-,
holders joined with the compiny in such judg
ment or any of them; providing, however, that
such execution shall be satisfied as far as may be
from the sale of the real estate, if any there shall
be, of the corporation before it shall be levied upon
any property of such stockholders, either real In
personal.
SECTION '22. Whenever any notice shall have
been given, as provhbd by the nineteenth section
of this ad, it shall he the duty of the person upon
whom it was served.to molly the directors as soon
as may be, of the same. and any stockholder or
stockholders shell base the tight at any time there
after to pas up the debt or demand claimed by
such notice, and have his remedy over therefor
against sold company in any Cohn of law having
jurisdiction thereof, and when any stockholder or
stockholders shall have paid any debt, dem a nd or
execution voluidarily or by - compulsion or from
the sate of his property..he may have his remedy
over against the company therefor, or against the
stockholders fur couteMution in proportion to the
“mount of st.ick held try them respectively, in any
court al low havin g jurtsdiction therea.
Sacrum( 23. Dividrnds of so much of the
profits of such corporations as shall appear ad
visable to the directors, shall he declared and paid
to the etockholderror their legal representatives
on dernr.il, at any time after the expire-ion of ten
days therefrom; tut they'shafi in no Case exceed
the-anionnt of the net profits actually acquired
by saidcompany. so that the capital stock abaft
never thereby be impaired, and if the directors
shall declare any dividend which shalll impair the
capital stock aforesaid they shall ,be jointly and
severallY 'table for so much of the stock as may
be thus impaired and divided and the same may
be'retotered by any person or-persons injured or
aggrievil by the making of such dividends by an
action is the case.
• SEcT:ION 24, As often as the corporations which
shall be estftblt,hed under the provisions of this
act shall desire to Improve, amend or alter the ar
ticles and conditions of the instrument upon
which laid corporations are respectively formed
and created, it shall and may he lawful for such
co poratiOns respectively in lake manner to specify
the improvements, amendments or alterations,
which' are or shall ho desired, and egbibit the
same to the court of common pleas of the proper
county iin which acid corporation is situated as
aforesaid. when if the said court shall be °Capin.
ion that the alteration are or will bo lawful, it
shall be the duty of the csid court to make the
same decree as is provided in the first section of
this act, and the said amendment shall be deemed
a part of the tosirurnent upon whicErthe corpora.
lions, respectively, were formed and established to
all intents sail purposes as if same had orig
inally been made pert thereof.
Sccitort f?„5. Nu company intarporated by this
act shall have or exercise any banking privileges.
SEctotc 26, Every company Incorporated by
this act shall pay into the :State Treasury fur the
use of the commonwealth two hundred dollare.
.Saveloy 27, The usual fees allowed by law
fur equ al or similar serv.ces *hall be received by
the ReCorder and Prothonotary under the precis
ions of this act.
. Scc-rtole 28, The Secretary of the Company
shall, at alt timer, keep an exhibit in some eon
.pictiut,3o place , in the office of said Company. a
.true and correct list of the stockholders of such
company, sherring the number of shares held by
each stockholder, and the neglect or failure to do
so shalt be deemed a naidemcanor at taw and pun
ishable' se such.
SLCTION 29, If any Treasurer, clerk, or other
ofs.7er 'of any company incorporated by this act,
shall fraudulently embezzle or appropriate .o his
own use or the use of any other person or persona,
any money or other property belonging to said
company, he or they upon conviction of such
offence in any court of this commonwealth, shall
@,m'4 in an amount not less than the sum so
embezzled or appropriated and sentenced to un
dergo an imprisonment in any jail or penitentiary,
fill.the case may be, to he kept in solitary confine.
`ment et labor (or any term, not less than ail
months nor more than two years, at the lineation
of the court,
Sty l was 30. The wilful and . deliberate false
swearing by any olTper or agent of such corpora.
tion, in relation to any statements or other duty
required or enjoined by this act, shall he deemed
perjury in law end punishable as such.
Simms 31. No corporation created by virtue
of this act shall continue fur more than twenty.
Eve years from the time of its creation, and the
legislature hereby reserves the right at any time to
alter, l 'amend or repeal this lain,arnentl, alter or re
peal any charter which may be created under it in
such 'planner however as to do no injustice to the
corporat - ots thereof.
GOFER:MUST OF PENNSYLVANIA.
•
William F. Johnston, Governor ;- Townsend
' 1
Haines, Secretary of Slate Gideon .1. Bail, State
Trealiurer; Cornelia' Darragh, Attorney Gene
rat; IWm. W. Irwin. Adjutant General; George
Dow, Speaker of the Senate; Packer
Speaker of the Howe of Representatives.
.Eni,tr,ronts to California .—There have
left the United Stew. for California, width; the
last ten weeks. about 9000 persona, viz : ( tom N.
York about 5000. from 'donna about 1300, from
Phitailelphi2 166, from Bsitimoiri 361, from New
(Meant about 500, from other port* about 1500.
A Irge portion of them are metro( good charm. ,
ter en.' firm health. A better set of emigrints
never settled a new country. •
I:372tiew Counterferts.—Sporions holes, per.
potting-to,be of the flame of the Coanftue . nt Biter
and Banking Company, at Hartford, Conn., of
iltadenorninarion of two dollar', we in circula
tion throughout Philadalphia. ' They can be els.'
ity detected as the. paper is quite flimsy, and their
ge4eial appearance !Ad.
:n rw:+ ~ ..~.. w~ac •'wait
The Coal Trade for 1819.
Quantity at Coil ?cannoned over the Philadelphia
and Reading agreed, for the week ending oo 'Thun
der Last:
Wine. 'TOTAL.
Port Carbon. 3,770 IS 22,609 12- '
Pottsville. 1,873 03 11,727 13•
B.llaven, • - 3,65919 2 3 ,997 15 '
P. Clinton, 1,615 10 13,710 17
11.131 06 70.513 IV
EMCIM!
Tratispertatirra ew as Railroads is Sc.taty/kill Conti.
The following Is the quantity of Coal transported
over the different Railroads in dchuy Milt County. for
the week ending Thursday evening. Feb. 22, 1949.
Week.' TOTAL.
Mine llill and S. H. R. 11.
.3,378 02 22,906 ID
Little Seboylklll R. R. 2,018 03 13,319 11
Mill Creek " ,do 1,454 11 14,557 08
Mount Carbon ' do 4,921 02 11,716 11
Sr.huylklll Valley do 1,490 02 5,933 11
Mt (Arbon and Pt. Carbon da 3,771 06 16,679 06
MATZ/ OF TOLL AND TiaNSPOITATION Of BAIL au•zo
From Jan. 1, 1849.
To From 111.1.huton.11.11aven.P.Clinton.
Richmond. until Juan 1,1549, 160 155 135
Philadelphia. do do 160 L 55 135
For additicusal New Stleertistseve see *eat
Page. They will there be found arringad
ander Suitable Reads.
Adams,. BrOthers.
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
Xe. 78 ere* .Third Street, PAiladetplta,
(voN OP TOE 016 1/0003
SIMPLY BLANK 800 6 8 cheaper at the &tamarac
tory than can be had at any bookstore, and they
are acknowledged superior. IFeb. 24. '49. • 9-ly
I .1. E. Carver.
ARGEDTECT AND ENGINEER,
No. 51 North Sink Stmt. Phs
GIVES DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS OR
Contracts to erect Dwellings. eke. and layout the
grounds for Country Seats or Cemeteries ; together
with the arrangement of Trees to glee toe proper ef
fect. —Afro, Churches, ffoloitats, Prisons, Water-
Worts, Gas. Works. Sc., on the latest and most appfoy
ed plans, including heating ventilating, &e.
Pirilada. Feb. 21, ' 9-3 mo
New Arrangement.
S.r~~ - s=ia. ~ " ~..-
LIVINGSTON'S EXPRESS LINE. •
VNiE ARE PREPARED TO receive and. forward
Daily per Passenger Train, (our Expresa Can
being always in obarge of sperlal messengers) mer
chandise of all desciiptlons, packages, bundles, specie,
bank notes, 4.c.
Also particular attention paid to collecting Dills,
Drafts and Accounts.
Packages and Goode delivered daily to ail interme—
diate places between Philadelphia and Pottsville.
OFFICES.
Centre Street, Pottsville; No. 43, South Third street,
Philadelphia ; N 0.6, Wall street, New YOrt ; No ti).
Court street• Boston
I=lllll
lAVINGSTON.IIOWARD & Co
.41;heap, China, Glass and'
Queens-Ware.
DIEING GESIROURI OF ENLARGING OUR RUM
NEAS with the citizens' of Pottsville, and its vi
cinity, we are Induced to lay before thew the claims
of our house to their patronage.
Having the largest and most complete stock in this
country. we can °abr great inducements both in su
perior quality and price. ha preach. Eselia. Gprtnas
and Casten Caisa. as real /an Stows Ciao, (the
strongest ware made,) Stone, Liverpool mod Granite
Ware, Pais, Afoodiled and Cat Came.
We will sell for insh loony persona DINNER SET,
TEA SET, CHAMBER SET, or a SINGLE PIECE,
forte's money than any Wholesale or Retail House
can, because the Wholesale Houses must necessarily
sell on credit. which we do not, and Retail Houses do
but a •01311 business in comparison with ours. Total
which attention is respectfully requested.
TYNDALE kr. MITCHELL,
No. 219 Chesnut Street, above Seventh.
Philadelphia, Feb. 24, '49. • Sly •
Mighty Important to Every Man
AND WOMAN:
VERY ONE ought, to know the best remedy for
Zs Dyspepsia —the scourge that afflicts us with Head
ache, Pains in the Strimach,Acid Stomach, Costiveness.
takes away the Appetite, Weakens and Debilitates.
sometimes causes Asthma, sometimes leads to Con
sumption and other complaint.. The following are the
opinions of MEMBERS OF CONGRESS and Er-GOV.
ERNORS in regard to GREEN'S OXYGENATED
BITTER?. From
sANIUEL PHELPS. of Vermont.
WILLIAM UPHAM, do
JAMES F. SIMMONS. ofEhate Wand
J. P. MORFAIEAD.of Kentuely.
11 ARNOLD, of Etonle Island.
WILLIAM WoODBRIDGE, of klichigAn.
M. L. MARTIN. from Winennkin Territory.
finning made ore of the Any reodied Riser., and from
knowledge olitained of their elfititcy In other cages, we
cheerfully recommend them to dlie public. believlnli
that they will fully austatn the recommendation of the
proprietor. (
__ _ CASE Or ASTIIM
_
A.
From lion. Myron Lawrence, Of Beichenown..
For some twenty years I had suffered severely from
Immoral Asthma. I was compelled to rit up one-third
of the night, and Inc rest of the time my sleep was in
terrupted by violent Sts of coughlog and great difficulty
of breathing In al my attendance upon our coons 1
never went to bed in 'Northampton in twenty years but
twice, and then was compelled loge, up. Now I lie in
bed without difficulty, and sleep soondly, I took the
Oxygenvted linters according. to directions. The vio
lent symptoms instriLarely abated, and persevere.. In
the use of the remedy has removed all the troublesome
consequences.' The value of Beata remedy is incalcu
lable. .
*Price SLR per bnttle ; eix bottles for 83.00.
-011F,E,N & BLITCHER, (ie nerd Agents, Ns. 1, Led
ger Budding. 3d Street, Fhitadelphet.
0. D. JRNKINR. ogent fur Po!taritle, Pa-; E.. 1. FRY,
Yam.qu3 I F. R. MA 4SON, Sunbury; MeGUER, Don
ratio. Feb2l 16,9-3 mo
Great - Saving In Oil.
P.9.DEVLAY.Sr. CO,
REALDING,
A RE patentee' and sole manufacturers of a LULIIII
-17. LATINO COMPOUND, tp fi bo vied in 'el's:eating
the joint, r.f maCrinery. It is warranted to be eqbal
1.11 the best Spermaceti; to stand the coldest weather
and to be more durable than Anything now in use.—
The price is 75 cents per gallon, and the following cer
tificates show Its character :
PUILADELPHIA, Dee. 4, ISP).'
Marrs. P. S. Devito k. Co.—Gentlemen'—The Pa
tent Composition you sent me to have tried, and which
you design as a substitute for the best oil in the work
ing of Machinery, ha'. lam happy to say, more than re
alised snot tea:Woos. I had it fully tested on a Loco
motive Engine Wiwi, 1 F , (in rainy weather, with mod
dying over the machine at every revolution) by a skilful
Eugincer, who assures me that It works equal to the
best spermaceti oil, with a saving in quantity of 20 per
cent This saving. together with the greatly reduced
price at tvb ch you Infirm me you can furnish the artiVe
will strongly recommend its use on Dail Reads and in
large mills and factories where large quantit" .s atoll are
used. I hayenow no doubt of its entire success. and
under that impression tender you my sincere emigrate-
Truly yours.
Porrsv t LLE. Jan,!?2,1640,
This in tov i ertify that I have been using P. S Devlan
& Co 's Patent Lubricating Oil (or the last eta weeks,
and can give as our decided opl won, that; besides its
beings° mach cheaper, its peculiar superiority over the
best Sperm Oil. is its dursbitity on with inery,which ren
ders it a very desirable aMc le far that purpose. We are
extensively engaged in wining and shipping coal. hay •
sag eleven Steam Er gin es of various calocitiew at work
hoisting coal, pumping water.&c.
Nulty, Its rwoon &Co.
P. S. Derlan & Co.—Gentlemen,:--We have been
u-ing your Patent Lubricating Oil on all the machinery
of the Reading iron and Nail Works for the last nine
weeks,and we consider we bane given it a fair trtal,as
the works are calculated to mann future four thousand
tons of Iron and Nails per annum.. The machinery l
very heavy, the Eqgine one hundred and sis..y horse
power, and the sperds are Dorn thirty to nine hundred
revolutionaper minute.
After the above trial, we can retiimmend the Oil as
equal to the best Sperm Oil and, in many cases, superi
or to any sperm oil used bathe country, viz for heavy
bearings and fast speeds, such as shafting and fans.
1 remain yours, &e., •
JAMES M'CanTr.
Manager of the Reading Iron, Nall and Tube Works.
The subset fiber has been appointed agent for the sale
of the Lubricating-Compound. lit Schuylkill County-,
who will supply all orders at manufacturer's prices.
C. F. NORTON.
At 3filnes, Haywood, & Co.'s Store
Febt: '49 -8-tfj _ Pottsville.
PII.OCL A:CATION
THEREAS the lion. LUTHER KIDDER, Esquire,
V V President of tha several courts of Common Pleas
of the counties of Schuylkill, Carbon, and Monroe, in
Pennsylvania, and Justice of the several Courts of
Quarter Resident of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer
and General Gaol Delivery, in said counties,, and
STEAtroei.Par.,vea,and CIIARLEsi FnAttLET, Ekquires,
Judges of the Court of Quarter 3ess ions of the Peace,
Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, for the
trial of all capital and other offenders, in the said
county of Schuyikill—by, their precepti to me directed,
have ordered a Court of Common Plebs, Oyer and Ter.
miner, and General Gaol Delivery, to be holden at Or.
wigsbury, on Monday, the nab day of March next to
continue two weeks, if necessary.
Notice is therefore hereby gives to the Coroner, the
Justices of the Peace, and Constables of the said county
of Schuylkill, that they are by the said precepts cons.
stranded to be then and there, at 10 o'clock in the fore.
noon of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
eiaminations, and all other remembrances, to do those
things, which to their several offices appertain to be
done: and all those that are bound by recognizan
eel, to prosecute against the prisoners that are ur then
shall be in the gaol of said county of 'Schuylkill, are to
be then and there to prosecute them as shall be Just.
. God sore the Commonwealth.
• JOEIN T. WEB:in. Sheriff.
Shentre Offlee.Oraigs It
-
burr, Feb. 17. tSibl. • f 13-te
N• 11.--The witnesses, and Jurors whn are summoned
to attend sauliCourt, am required to attend punctually.
In ease °num-attendance. the law m such eases, wade
and provided, well .be rigidly enforced. Ibis natter Is
aubllshed by ors cr of the Court ; those concerned will
govern themselves accordingly.
PROVLAMATION.
VOTICE Is bervby , giten, that a Court of Common
IN Meat, for thelroil of causes at teem Maud for the
County of Schuylkill, will be held at Orwitsburs in the
County afilesaul, on Monday. the 12th day of 113sreb,
nest, to continue two weeks ifoecessaiy.
Therefore al persons basins suits pending. and all
persona whose I ntv it shall be to appear at said Court,
Will take maks A n 4 Govern themselves secordumli.
Sheriff's Office, °swiss- J. T. WEAN Ett, Sheriff.
burg. Feb 1 7 . 144 h, • 8-tc
LAMM'S, LAMPS.
ESIIIaRACISG ALL KENDS OF CORNELIUS.
EsARD Lamps, some new and beautiful Patterns.
Fluid Lautior.l ll l kinds.
Phosgene Gas Lundy also rho:gem:Gas. The light
sleep by these Lamps is soft, does not effect the eyes,
and is superior In brilliancy to Gas. It is not as cl
umsiness Oil—and is attended with about only one
half the trouble. Also Camphine Bland and Hanging
Lamps. UI of which will be sold at Manufacturers
Mean Bonk and Trar A ta i rdlo r rn
8
pf ICel. It
Nov Z-1111
HAIIIUSONtS "COLMBIBIAN
Avalon, badtpallon, quart and mallet boffin ; also
Maynard &Noyes' Inks,Copy log Inks,Hogla &Tillman
son's Steel Pen Ink, Hooters Inks, Red and Bine Ina
Ste_, wholesale andeetad: Ink as low as 311 cents pe
doses, wholesale, at BANNAN'S
Orll4-13) cheap Book aad Vadety Stores.
. . _
Sheriff's Sales of ~,
, VA'GUABLIC REAL Es ATE.
Bar NIRTUE of soudry mita or ' Facia. Lenart
ramie end 'Fituftheiri repeats, ed ant of the
Conn of Common Pleas of Schuylkill poem. to me
directed, - will be exposed to public saiefor vendee, on
Saturday. Match 10th. 1819. at IA Wel** In the fora
noon. at the public bongs of Lutect. itzsitnairr. in the
Borough of Pottatilie, the following described prop
erty. vit.:— . - , . -
All that certain lot or piece of ground.- slime In the
'fawn of Donaldson. lo+Frailey Township, Schuylkill
County, bounded in front by Main Sliest, on the rear
by Philadelphia Street. an the east by lot of David.
Michael and Nathaniel Breasler, and on the west by
lot of Colt. Baskin le Morison, being lot No. 121 in
the general plan of said MIN, ands-ambling 50 feet
In front onssid Maln Street, and 150 feet in depth. with
ta-1
.r the appurtenances natlitilini of a tarostery
ease frame dwelling bOoae„trith n twoetory frame
51' 2 Kitchen, on Mom Street, end a twdstory
,
Frame Dwelling noose on the rear of said Jot.
Also. All that certain lot or piece of ground.aitnate
in the Town afore:aid, bounded in fthat by f bliadel.
plus Street. on the rear by Railroad Street, en the west
by lot of Solomon Otto, On the east by lot of John
liaminger, containing In front 50 feet. and In depth
150 feet, being lot No. 109 In the general plan of raid
,lewn, w ith the appurtenances consisting era
~,..,: two-story Frame Dwelling House As the
7E . - I Property of ROBERT L. BOWES- -
At CU *mashes eel plant, All the right. title and in
terest of James. and Henry Menlo. in and to all that
certain lot or piece of mound, shame in the Borough
of Mthereellie, Schuylkill County, bounded in front
-by Fourth Street, on the west by . 0 40feet wide street.
on the south by Lot of 0. Bast, on She east by lot of
Thomas' J. Loyd. containing In nthith- 50 feet, and In
depth 150 feet, with the appurtenances, consisting ore
' double two-story sump dwelling boon, a
. ..sra' one and a loaf story frame - dwelling house
i" '2 ' and a flame stable. As the property of.IAS:
Alta, and HENRY MARTIN.
4t as saws [hag sad place, All that certain Faritibr
tract of land, inhale in North Manhelm Township,
Schuylkill County, bounded by lands of Jacob Free,
Amos Lewis and 'William Kremer, containing h 3 acres
and 10 peiches,ri more or less, with the appurtenances,
consfsting of A one-story stone dwelling
~ , ; = 7"; house, with a one-story frame kitchen at
•=in a bitched, a one and shall gory spring house,
, ,a frame bank barn. and • two-story frame
dwel lNG ling house. 'As the property of GEORGE EN-
R 1 the gear time and plate, All certain lot no
piece of ground, a ituate in the Ilorough of Pottsville,
Schnytktli County, bounded in front by Centre Street.
on the rear by Second Street on the north by lot of
Abraham St Clatr. and on the south by a2O feet alley,
containing in front on said Centre Streit 40 feet. and
in the rear on said Second Street, CO feet, and being
220 feet in depth, with the appartenances, coneisting of
11 m
a two and a half atoll frame tavern hooka.
— i, with a two-story frame kitchen attached. 2
;f• ...,e.atory frame - dwelling bottles and a frame
e - - stable. As the propel ty of CHAS. KUNTZ.
.51 rite saws tins tied pines, All the right, title and In
terest of Patrick Casey, in and to all that certain one
ow), log t io nse, built on ground rent, situate on the
west aide of Mill Creek, in East Nor weginnTournship,
Schuylkill County. As the property of PATRICK
CASEY.
At the sass tins Sad pines, MI that certain lot or
piece or ground, situate In the Town of Llewellyn In
Branch Township, Schbylkill County, bounded on the
west' by Front Street, on the north by Clay Street.
on me east by lot of Abraham Starr, and on the Synth
by aVI feet wide 'alley, containing In length 150 feet
and In width 50 feet, with the aPpurtetiances, consist.
Ins' of a two-story frame dwelling house.
rags with aft story frown kitchen attached, and
EC a frame stable, As the property of JACOB
HOP MAN.
Mita same aniseed plats, Ali the right. title an I In
terest of Darimy Duffy, in MI that certain two-stnry
stone bonne, with a story frame house thexeroht
tactic& and lot ur piece of ground, situate on .the
sontbarestem side of the Philadelphia, Reading and
Pottsville Railroad, in North Manhelm Township.
Schuylkill County. Al the property of • BARNEY
DUFFY.
aft the soma time and place. All that certain piece or
parcel of ground.Vituate in Branch Township, Schuyl
kill County. bounded by land of Greer & and de
scribed as follows, viz.: beginning at a stone corner,
west 160 feet to a stone, thence north 200 feet to a
stone, thence e.iit 160 feet to a stone, thence South
2110 feel-to the place of bezinning.eontainlng one acre
more or lees, with the appurtenances, consistldg or
two -story frame tavern house, with a one-stnry kirriv
en attached, a one-sfory house, I stable and 3 sheds.
As the property of GEOlti:E SIIEESLEY.
Et the same time and ;dare. All that certain' lot
of ground situate on the northwardly side of San
derson or ftlinersvlite Street, in Abe Borough of
Pottsville, Schuylkill Cod nty, being the lot marked No.
24 on the tn.,p or plan of tots laid out in the so called
Norwegian Addition to the Borough of Pottsville, con-
taining in front nr breadth an Sanderson Street, 65 feet
and 6
,inches, and extending of that width back in
length or depth 300 feet to Harrison Street, bounded
Ir.' raw a rdly by Mt N 0.13. northwardly by said Barris:dr
Street. westwardly by Wert Street, and southwardly,
by Sanderson Street aforesaid. As the property at
)clll5l WILLIAMS.
..9t (AC sonic nine and pare. An that certain lot of
tiounksituate In the Iforoush of Pnitspille.Settuylkin
pounded In front by Third Striker, nn the north
by Inch Strent.:Pn the south by lot note or late tif
Nicholas FOX, rontalmng in length:l feet 5 litchre. and
pettic part of a Int marked In' Pon and
Potterento's odditional plan of said for
i o • • otmh with the No. 9. with the anomie
nances via/listing nf a three-stnry flame
- house. As the property nf PE
-- Ten JENNINGS.
At Cis sans time and place, All that certain lot nr
p!ece of emund„sittrate on the scorthatestwarilly side'
cti Markel Street: in the ilormigh of Pottsville, &buy!,
kill County, containin g in fronton said Markel Street
f. 9 feet, and extending. ' ln depth 190 feet, to a 20 feet
wide amen, being the one third part of 1 , 4 numbered
• in host and Patterson', additional plan
of said Itornugh 29, with the appurtenan
•••• ees; consisting nr a two-gory thick claret
. :1 8 ; - pug house, and a :tame stable. As the
property of GEORGE DP.ANDTAiEn.
At Lite same time and place, All that eettain two-story
(Intact dwelling hown, twenty by twenty-ftve feet and
a kitchen attached thereto one and a ha: story high,
twelve by fifteen feet, sluts e in Pinegrove Township,
sTchuylkill County. on a small tract of land adjoining
property of Daniel Snyder. Jacob Bucher, Church land
and a public road, containing six rtres more or less.
As the property of CHARLES HENRY.
Mae mad t bier and phue, All that certain totilisnity
(raze dwelling house, ell nue In the Town nf Tremont,
• s c p n yigiii county., off Int Na. 221. On the
west stile of Bpring Street, between Main
11
and - Coplartreet.said house being 16 ft.
In front on Sti ng S i rect, and IC feet deep.
I i n g t :ner with the tot nr piece of mind,
applineni.."t to said building. As the prop.
arty of JOUN BUSSARD.
dt 12e 'pa, time tut place. all that et rink Int at piece
of ground, situate on the eastern sliest' Coal street, In
the BA., ougAnf Pottsville. Schuylkill County. bounded
in front by said Coal meet t on south by lot now or
late OlTellatnin nay Wood ; nn the east by a 23 feet whit
. . al'ey; a .lied "Line Alley"; and on the
'.1,:t" ) .• north by property of Wilson If. Tweed,
as containing In front it 3 feet 6 inches and In
' a ; depth 180 feet: with the apponerabees,
consisting nf a two story bitch house,wlth
a two story brick kitchen attached. and 4
=M
Mao, all that certain, tract of land. situate partly in
Norwegian Township, and puffy in the Borough of
Pottsville. County aforesaid: Beginning at a Past, a
corner of land now nr late of Benjamin Pott ; thence by
the same and, now or late of Thomas Haven, non h
degrees, east 295 pert beg to a past, a cot ner of land now
or is •e of Wall..ce Br. Whitney, in a line of land of
Seiteingec and Wethe.ill ; thence by land of the said
Wallace & Whitney, south 6 degrees, west 65 140 per
ches ton post ; thence moth% degrees, east VII 3-10 per
ches, to the north side ore public street or road; thence
by the same south 62 dagter.., tweet 22 perches to a'post
thence still by the same, south 23 degrees, east 14 6-10
pee ten pmt; and thence by a nnther street or road
62 degrees, west 33-10 perches to a post, In the line of
land of Seitzi.rer and Wetherill ; thence by the same
no;th 72 degree., we,t 76 perches to a stone, a come • of
land conveyed by Thrums raven to Samuel Lewis;
thence by toe same meth 69 degrees, west 2113 perches
to a pnst and urines, a corner of land latent Chas. Law -
ton thence by the same south 61 degrees, west 14:1
perches to a poet in Coal street; tbe.•ce ninth 23 degrees.
wet 24Pirches ; thence south 53 degrees, west 11 140
paten's to the Mt. C......rbun Railroad; thence along the
gaff e nerth2:ll de7 ors. west 31 4-10 - perches. north 171
degrees, west 9 perches, north 6 degrees, west 4 4-10
Perches. north in de •re es, east 6 440 perches, and north
53 degrees, east 118 2-10 perches ton point on the south
wa rdly side of the EaatJtrendk of the Mt. Carbon Rail
road, in the division line of land now or le•e of Benja
min Pelt, and the land celled “the Navigation Tiara ;.'
thence along mid Pott's land south 2 degrees, rest 50
perches to a post, and north 691 degree+. a - et 31 8-10
perches to the place i,f beginning. containing 195 acres
and 70 perrhes : with the appurtenances
consisting of a two story frame hens', a
gee!^ one story frame house and a frame stable,
together with all the coal In the vein of
• coal, called "the East Gar: Veil," and in
the two vein's next south of it that ms s• run
under the surface of the said trac' offend Gold by Thai.
Haven to Samuel Lewis) whh the r l .4it ef retool:Bathe
same, but nut to give the right of enterin g on the surface
ofthe said tract often& or of making any opening there
on; gold by Christopher Loeser and Jahn Clayton to
Enoch W.McGinneri, by deeds dated Zd day of March,
A. D., 1948, and recanted in Deed Bonk .N 0.25, page 581
and loth day of July, A.D.,1817, recorded in Deed Book
No. 27, page 750.
Also. one undivided nine-tenth parts of all that
cocain lot or piece of ground (part of the Green
wood estate) situate In the 'Borough Of Pottsville.
County aforesaid. bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at a point in the northeszterly line of Coal
Street, where it intersecta the Southeasterly, comer of
a lot of ground. sower late of Benj. . Pommy, thence
along the aforementioned line of Coal Street, South
29 degrees cast 100 test. thence north 56 degrees. east
299 feet to a comer of lot of Elias Derr. thence along
the tine of Ella, Dell's land, north 341:Bygreea.
west 225 feet to Norwegian Street. thence aloes the
inatheasterly hoe of Norwegian Street. 55 degrees,
50calnutes. west MIL 8 inchezmore or tees to the north
easterly corner of the aforementioned lot now or late of
Benjamin F. Foretop, th :nee alnog the said lot, by the
two fa lowing coarse, and distances', viz.: moth 'M de
grecs, east 125 feet to a tomer, and south 55 degrees,
50 mintaes,West 176 feet 11 inches, to the place of be
ginning, with the appurtenances. consist
.
ing of a large two-story stone Foundry or
•• • Machine Shop (unfinished) a two-story
frame Omen, and a two.story frame Store
Aa g: house„ conveyed by Thomas Biddle and
others to Enoch W. McGinnis, by Deed
dined the 3lstday Of January. A. D., ItilfL and record
ed hanged itook N 0.25. pages2L As the property of
ENOCH W. MeGINN ES.
,41 'ir° , 1 1 ... taken in execution and will be anbl
Sheritri (Mee. Orono,
r" IvEnNEE,
burg. Feb. 17;1E119. 8-
For the Teeth.
ROVSELL'S ODONTINE.-e very' Pleerint article
f•r the teeth, sod - improving the breath.
ROSE TOOTH PASTE. and Anse Lip Salve.
WIIEELER'S TEAIIEttRY Tooto Waih, for preserv
ing the Teeth and purifying the breath
CHARCOAL PASTE. for cleansing the Teeth, and
Gums, and ourifylng the breath. .
This is a new imd excellent aillcie r jestreeelsed and
Car sale at GANN JOVE
lan! 51 bap Perthniery and Variety Stores.
— Great ECanomy lb Kindling
Fires.
•
rpm ATTENTION of Country Merchants, Pedlars,
A. and dealers generally. and families, is rospeetfei.'
ly Invited to a composition - caned CIIEEVEER , S
PATENT FIRE KINDLES% an article much needed
and in demand from all quarters. Flay corns will sup
ply one fire every day for 'months. It is neatly
done up In packages, each containing Si cakes, each
cake ICI ineb-square, ; one of which instantanenosly ,
taking fire from contact with a lighted match will ig
nite charcoal, Wood and Bituminous' Coal, and with
one-fourth the ordinary quantity of Wood or Charcoal
will !kindle, the Arithmetic.
For See; Wholesale and Reba, rtt the Kindling Dr
pot, No. 149 South Second Street, Plutadelo94, b
At&Y.
Jo n. 4-Itrol4 J. Dr •
(11711VING FLVlD—Veloo's eelebreird audio.
V saleable preparation for cartin*.wofte fling and pro.
'matte; the growth of the hair, for sale et- •
MEMM!!MIM
Not tbr a Day, but tkir all Time.
C. T. RESTON'S
•
CHALLENGE DIAMOND.
rpm ARTICLE . is Ostensively seed la Pettitnin.
amend New York, and U maw be said With truth.
tbath ',superior to any other. It affords a beautiful
WWI, doe, not Injure the Leather, bat on the contra
il'. when • DelueutlV applied. preserves it; in fed K
ean be recommended as the very best that has seer
been prevented in this or any other country, haring
used it for several years. we speak from nape:home:
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borough, Rucks Co. Pa. For sale wholesale and re
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Ca
TIIF. sr EISCRIET.R. havingallied some orders for
CALIFORNIA. Is well acquainted with the Goods
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lavender " Madeira Wine. Bitten. •
Cherry " Port • " • Cordials.
• Timpberryt Lisbon " Lemon Syrup,
• -Blackberry, " Champagne " Scram ate.
B. LIEBER, Importer.
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Philadelphia.
100 ba s kets of the celchiated GnpeChamparne.just
received. Feh. 10. 7-Into
WAY WIII TOV SUFFER!
- .
Ot3ANDS of bottles ofthe American Compound
have been sold during the past year, and was never
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of. certain delicate. disesse.ffuninal weakness. and all
diseases of the Celery organs. Pawns afflicted, using
this pleasant andpopolar remedy. need fear no exposure
as It leaves no ant on the breath, requires no result -
On» in diet or husitten— , comains no mercury or nor.
lons drugs Injurious to the system, and is adapted to
every are. sex or condition. It to atso the best remedy
known for Flour Athos, or Mites. (female cot:notelets')
with which thousands 'offer, without the knowledge of
atemedy. Ibis celebrated remedy has long been used
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directions.
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chase only,ofthe anent. Price per bottle.
J. G. Drown and J. 9. C. blartin,ngente for PonaviTle;
8. Kenapton.anent for Pt. Carbon. [l3e
Clothing at the
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Also the most extensive Illannfseiurers of
OD. CLOTIIING AND COVERED lIATS IN
TH : E: ‘ 7I , OIH.D.
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THIS Article Is employed with great success and by
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cure of the_fullosvine disenses :
SCROFULA or King's Evil, Rbenmatism,Cutanenas
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White Swellings, Scurvy.Neuraleia or Tic Dolnureux,
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es orlainating from en impure state of the blood and
other fluids of the body, lit short all diseases where a
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B _
r VIRTUE of several writs of Veiditioni Expos
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Schuylkill County, to me directed, will be eaposed to
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10 o'clock in the forenoonc at the public house of
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All that certain Farm ne tract of land, CUM! in
West linunswig Township, Schuylkill County, bounded
by landsoMmel Neyer, John D. Long and others,
containing 23 acres, with the appurtenances, coo:.
tasting of aone.atory log dwelling Goose, a log Barn,
and a Log Blacksmith abbp. i s the ptoperty of HEN-
RY GEIGER.
Aids soutirtals sad phies, fin the right, title and In
terest of Dante( For, in and to all that rennin tract or
piece of land.siluate in Warne Township,
0: Schuylkill County. bounded by land of
••• • 7 mol.o 8.-tdortr and Daniel Zeebe, contain
811' '• ins° acres, lifers or less, nlth thenppur-
II I
tenaners, cnraisting of a one-story lox
house, and to stable. As the propeny of
DANIEL FOX.
..11 as same rims mot piere, Ali that certain tract or
land, situate in Pinegrove Township, fachilylkitt Cour,-
ty, beginning at a Spanish Oat grub. thence by late va
cznt land, north 4 degrees, east as many perches as to
include 52 acres of land by tar 2 lines running west or
thereabouts, to lands late of Henry %V. Conrad, de
ceased, south 9 degrees, east slung said lands of Con
rad as many perches as will include slid 51 acres to a
Clicanut, being the line 046 perches, on the west and
' , min 60 degreea, west 3.6 perches to a While Oak,
thence by late varaut land,sonth 52 degree* east 112
perches in the place of beginning, containing a acres,
more or leas
Jars. MI that certain tract of land tdjoirtin; the
aforesaid tract on the south, bounded as follows, viz :
Bey,inint ate. Mack oak, corner of Peter Deal's land,
south 93 perches to a stone, south 63 degrees, east 1 0 0
perches to a Mime. north 93 perches to a stone, thence
by said Peter Dears land (dace Adam Boyer's) north
Si degrees 'tut 100 perehes, to the place of beginning,
containing'44 atm, 39 perches, more or less, belay
parts of a tractor land surveyed on warrant granted to
Adam Brown.dated 68th of February 1791, with the ap.
punetwares. 'As the mopeity of JOHN P. TODD.,
At As saeutiaut sad place, MI that certain lot or piece
of ground, situate in the Borough of Schuylkill Haven,
Schuylkill County,'bouaded southwardly by Front Bt..
• eastwardly by for of Henry Werner. north-
Wardly by a itt feet wide allmr,and
• ' wardly by a9O feet wide alley, coataltdcg
l a l in froutabout 60 Wet , and in depth about
930 feet, with the appurtenance& consist
ht. a tcro-ftc,dy bur itstelthretrouse.aud
tor
et Am the property of ELIJAH %VERN EIL
Seized, taken in Eseerstirut and will be sold by
81resitt — s Os J. T.. AVESINVll,3ldwrily.
burg, Feb. 17, P-19. : - S 4
The Youth's Fnend and the reaefier't cU arfort
cor.traTiou snates OP
. ARMIMETICS.
Ow ova CoTaery—orrr ore narver-sle are one Books
The attention of Teacher; School Director; - Pirects.
Merchants. and the Public generally. Is called toe aeries
ofdrithutettes. prepared with great care by Mr. Aimee
Ticknor. Thither of upwards of twenty-five years' ex.
perience. They are called--
TUE COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR.
TUE YOUTIFS COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR.
A complete KEY to the above worts to be cad separate
or together.
TICKNOR'S ARTTILVETIC TABLES.
The books ire therms tray American in their character
—based on our beautiful decimal system of currency,
and received the approval of upwards of five hundred
Professors and Teachers' In different sections of the U.
States. We glean et few hem the llat, and publish be
low: (See pamphlet for the balance.)
/7///iewsport. Pa.. May 21, IN&
I have examined with some ca re the "Youth's Colom
bian Calculator," and the "Columbian Calculator." by
Mr. Almon 'Ticknor. sad ant satisfied that their excel
lence, as well In quality as arrangement, will facilitate
the acquisition of, knowledge of arithmetic on the pan
nthe pupil. and reader comparatively light the labor of
the instructor. I shall embrace ne early opponneity to
introduce the works into tbesernicary under my charge.
We. J. Ccans, Christ Church Female Institute.
lessupert, May 213.
I have examined the Cohnnbian Calculator. by Tick
nor. lam well pleased whb the judgment displayed In
his method and perspienhy of his esPlantillans, and
thinking 'lt mach more easy and coMpreitensire a sys
tem than any with urinal t am acqualoted.lwould with
ant the lean hesitation recommend it to the patronage
or teachers and the public generally.
P. P. Aunasts,
Teacher of. the Willi:tampon Select illthool.
The following recommendation is from Thomas M.
Burrowes. Esq.,the late able and talented Supet inten
dent of the Common Schools of the State—and who
may very properly be termed the .father of our Com
mon School system i"
••I{feel pleasure in espressing the opinion that the
Colombian Calculator, by Mr. Almon Ticknor, is a most
trainable school hook' The adherence to Our Own beau
tiful and simple deemed system of money, and the ex
clusion of the Britlita currency of pounds. shillings and
pence, which forms one of its chief differences from
oilier arithmetic.. I consider n decided and valuable
Impinventent. It always appeared to me nudes., if
not worse, to nozzle the beginner in Arithmetic with
questions ID any other money than our own. at a time,
too, when the unavoidable intricacies of the Science are
sufficiently numerous and difficult to task all his pa
:fence. and whoa the teacher's chief object should be
to excite and sustain his interest In the study. After
be has become well versed in the principles of Arith
metic, and complete master of all calculations in our
own coin, it to not only proper to rive him a knowledge
of those of other lands, but it will he found practicable
to do swirl one tenth of the time requisite for that pur
pose at an earlier period. In many ether respects, also.
the Columbian Calculator is a eupenor work, and I
therefore cordially recommend it
/gamete, Nut. 24, 1547
•Tuo, 11. Ikuuowts."
Liti:. Sept. 30th. 1819
Mr..Bannan—Dear Sir :—I have received from you
with mach pleasure n copy of the ••Columbian Calcula
tor,” a treatise on elementary arithmetic, by Almon
Ticknor. After a careful examination of the work, I
have come. to the conclusion that it is well calculated
to impart a full and clear understanding of tigures, as
applicable to the business transactions of the country,
and exactly suck a work as abauld be introduced Into the
sclinnls throughout the State or . Pennrylvanta. • The
work is full and comprehensive, and Duals of several
subjects which are often omitted in elementary works,
among,wbich 1 was particularly pleased in not ice.is that
of••Praatical Mensuration." A familiar acquaintance
with the principles therein clever:fled would form an ex
cellent basis fir an ordinary mathematical education.
Yours respectfully, Jolla Duce,
Principal of the Linz Academy:
From W. McCartney, Esq., Professor of Mathemat
ics, Lafayette College
Mr. Tierney—Dear Sir have looked over some
of The proof-sheets of your treatise on Arithmetic, and
am pleased to observe that yeu• [Dive introduced many
,practical examples)* illustration of the rules. Your
book is well adapted to those "who desire a practical
work on the subject., and isle/ in details and illustra
tions for those who are commencing the study of ibis
retrace. Practical books are the kind adapted to the
business transactions of the age.
Very truly yorirs, W. :dues:lTN cv.
From N. Olintlead,teacher of a public school in Eas
ton. Pa.
Mr. Ticknor—Dear Sir:—From a pretty thorough
examination of your system of Arithmetic:l can say
without hesitation, that in my opinion it is decidedly
superior, fur the use premium+ schools, to any now in
.use. The currency of our country, In every system of
arimmetic, should he of paramount importance ; and in
this respect, 1 think your system may challenge com
petition. Yours, &C., NICIIOLAS OLMSTEAD.
At a meeting or the Teach ma of the City of Read
ing held at the Mansion House. March 15th, 1818. the
ftliioWille resolution was unanimously adopted:
"Rejoiced, That in oh ; opinion it Is the best system
lo n.o.and• should be speectilyjnundoced Into all the
schools, both public nod select, as the general text
bnpit on Arithmetic."
On this recommehdation the books were introduced
What! the schools in that city.
Perk, Sept. 22.1.1815.
Dear Sir:—Traving .examined your Arithmetic, the
Colombian cot e utopie.•• I hesitate not in Baying
hat I felt it to be my duty to urge its general adoption
.In my school. The p/Milmerteff of the examples, adap.
ted to the wants or the learner, ism very Important ret.
commendation to those who are employed' in the In.
struetion of ynoth. . Jong TATLOII,
Mr.Ahalaa nelson.] Teacher of District School.
York. September 19th. 180.
M. A. Ticknor—Dear Sirs-1 have examined the Co
lumbian Calculator. and find In its amnsement a work
well calculate,' to facilitate the progress of scholars
orithmrtic; and would therefore recommend its adop
tion In the school, in General. Your, respectfully.
Sam.. LEITSEII, Teacher of District School.
• • Tort, Sept. 18,111445
I have partially - examined the third edition of •the
••eo'nmbian Calculator," by A. Ticknor, and feel no
hesitancy in recommending it as the best practical
arithmetic with which I am acquainted.
Wm. A. COOD, A.M..
Principal orlastii ute for Ham York, Pa
ror2, S eptember
Mr. Ticknor—Sir have examined will, consider
able care and attention tour trey [Lie on arithmetic sty
led the Calllmbian Calculator. It in, in my opinion, a
very valuable work for schools not only on account of
the system and practice which It embodies, but for its
adaptation to the currency of this country. Explana
tions throushnut the whole work are plain and sat is Cie.
torY, rind the brief system of mensuration which Is ups
pended embraces many things useful both to the bust•
nrsa man and the student
Respectfully yours, ANDREW Mamma.,
Ptibeipal of York County Academy.
• ,
Williteupost. May Vitt). IRIS.
Mr. Ticknor—Dent have been highly granned
by the esamination of your arithmetic entitled the"Co
lumbinn Calculator." The principlesnfthesclence are
unfolded, and Its practical uses esplained with peat
perspicuity and simplicity. I think your reasoning. and"
Illustrpinns era peculiarly happy anti -original. This,
together with your Introductory Course on Arithme
tic." forms Ina most lucid and intelligible, as well no
the most seleutifits system of arithmetic f have seen fur
some time. Its owe merits plans it beyond the need of
commendation. %VIM much esteem,.
•• , .
131 T. your 00ediC111, Nr.IIE.IIIATI nOlll,
Wards, June 9th, 1848.
Mr. A. Ticknor—Sit :—having had, in setieo for
some time your system of arithmetic, entit..l the "Co
lumbian Calculator.' I Jo not hesitate to pronounce It
a work well adapted for the use ofsrlinolc and also well
calculated to (militate the instriatron of youth in the
science of Computation, for any Imorineso.
Yours truly, J•XE3 R 006411.
LebasroA, June Fah, 151.9.
Dear Ste :—S.o tir as my examination or the" Youth's
Colunibko Cab.littor"has gone, I am well pleaged with
the book. I.thin • your views regarding the most eni•
clew mode of teailsingarithmetic altogether correct,aud
ilt introduction into our schools would be n great and
public benefit. 7 CONRAD Mau. Teacher
• of the Junior Department, Leh:wino Academy.
Le/lumen,
• ,
I have zamincd. Mr. Ticknot's Columbian
Calculator. and hare been math pleased with its gene
ral arrangement and simplicity of its rules, and can say
that 'think it 33 work well adapted for n ur district schools
and academies. I hen, to ilea the labors of the anther
repaid by its general introduction into all our schools-
I will Introduce ft into ray sabool as SOOT as convenient.
Taos, Jour. U. ELLIODDIES.
Kortanistberiead, May. 1818.
FMM a ctintunt examination of the Columbian Calcu
lator I feel favorably impremed with the character of
the work, and wand, en far, as my name may have in
fluence. cordially recommend it as well adapted to ,m
-part a correct and practical knowttdce of thin very im
portant branch of education. Erimue,Mcno.rmt,
Teacder of the Sclett School. Northumberland.
•
At a meeting of the floard of School Directors for
Noctimmtieriand district, bold Mar 30th, LW9, it was
r.lcieed by a resolotioo of the lloard, to Introduce the
"Columbian Catchlator." tote the sebnota as anon as
poasible. • W. S. Bawer. Pros ideat.
•
- 114i-1-Have pawially examined the "Columbian Cal
culator. and have no hesitancy in Pronouncing it a goad
work. (and in the bands of competent teachers.) well
calculated to give the young *chola, a thorough knowl
edge otitis science of Arithmetic, and to prove my onin
inn I shall introduce it, as noon as it is practicable into
my school. • Jas G. Reruareee.
Teacher of Public Schooli, Williamsport, Pa.
Mr. Ticknor's Arl thmetica being' clear and concise In
illustration. felt and practical in examples, on Mot ;bat
It can easily
,ba learned, yet so comprehensive as to
meet the exixenciea of ordinary bucideas, and conform.
leg as they do. to the decimal currem.y of our country,
are. as I believe, well worthy the pallet:age of teachers
and pops in co:cookie uncials.
•
A. E. brz.Liin, T. Supt. COMIXI4II Echoola
Frani/ix, July,E4h, 1819.
Mawslsi.tra, June 9th.11818
Mr. A. Ticknor—Dear Sir:-1 have examined the
Youths and Columbian Calculators, and from a thro
conviction of their utility, have introduced ahem into
my school. It is uovecessary.for me to particularize
the merits of these worts. .several eminent teachers
have already in a brief . yet comprehensive. manner an
ticipated much of what 1 would say,and they are before
the public. Tc call it the best system of .. . Arithmetic,"
would be merely repeating what has been said of almost
every new publication. All me ho rive it a fair. unpreju
diced examination. must unite with me in callina it the
best 'veleta of Arithmetic n isir before the public. It
enables the pupil. to acquire with comparatively little
exertion, a correct knowleke of Arithmetic.
Data.. S. ZACTIAWAS.
These books have only been Issued but a few months,
and they have; already been lawn!need into the Night
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tee, reported a Bin tin; the Pideetion of miner*:
mechanics, and laborers, with amendments.
Tie North Brunei Can - al.—There wait
quite a warm 'discussion upon the completion of
the North BranCh Mori of net.
resentatives, on l'(''cdnestlai last; after which
vote was taken ution a BUSatitne stibmilted by Mr:
Ball, which propoied to boirow the Monti Boni
the banks, at 2 per cent, and allow those fnstito:
'none to issue small nineis. nil/ project ohs td
effeetfthi completion of the bill in three yetri.
The Houve did not take it very favorably, how
ever, and voted it down, by a vote of 63 to 33:
OLD ZA.CII MS CO.IIEI
.•
Gen. Taylor, it is supposed, would reach' Wash:
in'gton city; last evoninz. Ho arrfeed'aidtinaliet:
land,Ald: on Thursday last; and . left that pla&
yesterday morning for Was'initoit city, wlicni
be was expected - to airie the cisme evening.
Ohio U. S. Senator.—Both bradchel of thi
Ohio Legislature mat in Contention en'tbe 2 1 i1;
and proceeded to the election of a U.S Beneter,iti
the placed Mr. Allen. wheel term expires on the
4th March. On the 4th ballot. Solomon P. Chase: .
Esq., was elected, hosing
,reicised a majority of
four. Mr. Chase was 'supported by tha Free
Soil members.
al. Gov. Seward hate !tempted the office of U:
S. Senator. . . .
ar Member: of Assembiy.—A Harrisburg car.'
respondent of the Lancaster Herog'saYst"rhave;
been amusing myself bj I9ciltinir et the composi:
lion of the Legiststaie: And -really when I con
sider the vari.ty of which it is eonMored,l am no
toner surprised that it should be egreal
They ham their Balls, iMeirl Crabbs, their Her:
rings, and their Fisherc They base kings ancir
Nobles.- They Gave Large end Smelt, tittle vita l
Long. They have the Rich and the black—theii
Thorns Blociin with Roseber4.4hey have their .
Groves with At:wins—is Ball, a Heson;a Saddler,'
e Cooper, a Miller, a Puller, a Packer . , and I,
ker. They have Steel, Sharp and Pierce. O l d
seat holds 'Corn in (Cirnyn) and another is oti:.
cupied by the D,iehl hiMeelf."
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a zr More Proveritv.—The New Mal Iron'
Works at Boonton, ltlorris County, have just
- stopped work, and wou'd have stopped five months .
ago but for fortunate koritracts entered into in'
1817. The stoppyge df , tho rolling mill, says ie
correspondent of the Newark , Dsily Adcerfisre4"
(writing from Boonton.) throws about 250 men
out of employment directly, and a much larger
number indirectly. Or the 7,000 tons of rairria
iron which we made last year, not less than PO'
per ton, amounting to $350,000, was paid for la:
bar in the different branches of manufacture and
transportation of material ; giving vmploymen% to
not less than 1,000 men. and supron to their fan:
, re-True Progress.—.Tbe people of Hassadd i :
setts voluntarily taxed l i themsclses, last year, and'
million of dollars for the support of the Commeh'
.chools. There is not a native born child in the:
Itate, old enough, to learn, who cannot read and
7rite. In Boston, $OOO,OOO were' expended in
building school Cott ses,daring the preceding April!
last., Within the year past. individuals have gived
$200,000 •to Ilayvahl College. The Statet
building a reforin!schoUl for vagrant ant) expos 4
children, at a cost of $1 00,000. The State Wet'
cotes all the deaf, dumb and blind, and has estate'
fished a school for idiots.
17" A Terrible Set of rowdies are piesenti
in W.shingtob; trying t'o' enrich' therniels;et byi
picking the pockets of, strangers, and citherarise
defrauding thorn. A' Coriesitatidetit' dates' shit
the city Is infested with the rrieSl' desperite gait
of.villiips and a•asult.a and lobberiesira of al.:
moot niglit'y occurren c e. ti:et . ersi of tbs most'
notorious riUains - in New Yoik sere noticed in'
a groupe in the bar room of one of the Hotels. It
is dangerous to'bO Micezeopt the mast ingrliar;
street,,aficif.rte.
TRUTEC IS STRANGE
XTRAORDIX.TRY CIRCUXSTAXer.
The last Hannibal journal, published In Mis,
sonri, under the carion of , awful retribution,"
has a fearful story to the effect the' a Mr. Weath;
ersford„ Sheriff of Schuyler Con ntr,itt. that State,'
and em eificie collector of the County revenue;
conceiving • design to cheat the Coinmonareshli
nut of time $2200, which be had collected:--)rfi
the money in the card of him wife, part in 'five/
sod part in paper. with the declaration that he;
would be gone seserali days, end enifining amt. ;
her that she should permit no one to stay all night
at the house during his ab sence: "At night e
ttaveller, rather an aged man. applied for enter-.
taints:erg. The' woman. at first refusing andel
instructions/if her hnshantl, was finally persuaded"
to permit him to remain, About eleven or twelve
o'clock the same night, some persons demanded'
entrance into the howl% and upon bring permitted !
to come in, they Went found to be disguised as'
negroes, end irnmediaerly demanded of the worntrit'
money; which they said they knew was in the .
house. The woman handed them the paper Mat
ney. They told her ;ere was also silver money',
which '
she moat -cure' der. She replied that she
would go up stated (where the traveller was fair'
ing) and get it. She !informed the old aentiernartk
of the state of things l iielow. He told her to Wee'
one of two pistol. which be hed—to pot the money'
r,
into her apron, with I e pistol concealed behind it;
and when eitht, of e robbers cams foittaiirte
take it, to fire and h wont save another of third'
with the remaining tool. She did as ittatiuctett;
and one of the men ell dead at her feet. The old
man fired and killed L nother,end the third Riede his
escape. I.lOnn exernination, it ten round that
the guilty husband hart fallen by Ai hand of Ali
own te , fe. Thus its it that a mysterious Prost.
dente, even in this r ata, niii.tee out cruittsb:mana
to those who transg minim laws:"
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LOVE ME. Not With Panty; aOM Si/Dr:
Vive to Ilepublitroe. a Fre rich lialtiotie sohr:
ta o wet on the Sea t al Universal favorite,.
Wear. Ltdy, Wakc.la benutholserecrade.
I Can't Mare up• My Mind, words Motu ilood's Neje 1 . -
sine, . 1
The old Gray Chatelt.bY TerinYtop,
I Think of Thee, a them tee ballad,.
Oh! Have I Not be Trne to Thee:. .
When shall I get the Object that 11.L0w., k .
The Moen to Ileamiou milli, Wave, What ii a Teat
When Other Friends hale left Thee, .
July. a beautiful Waltz: The V, oodiand - Wattle;
Beattie* of the Walte; hough and Ready Path.
Tte Crazy Ponca. Tu., Canna al do' the Bailees do,
Toe Gracefuido, Marguerite: Walt's, • - •
Santa A ona'sdlsrelt.
Reines del .' Palmalchtieli March. Peale' Grand do.
Allaertakti ewer" ;Qui.r.k Step, Dauphin do. .
Le Meanie Weir. it Calopede. The Battle of Waterfney
Hear me Norma, *e telebratedduet.
The Carrier Dove, i ; .. -
nt
Coe. Play meths Collie Air, Again. Love Nate
;
Araby's D'aughter O. in the dtllly Might;
Home. Skeet Moms:. Ifomeaieict Step -
The The West Conch !atomise. I The 6/Cab-belt Walls:
Waltzes !melt the celebrated Opera, the Crusaders, .
Together with aaree assortmeitta the "w elt t at
:I . ns tr Guiui popular .
Oman.Aare', es p ed
iedai for n. the
, P . la bs iso l, Flate oatainar , Yi..-
to order— Teachers supplie:lth the usual discount'
allowed by publbibers. el 1 ElAliblAWa
' reb3-61 . , Cheap k and Variety Smote I
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