POTTSVittE.
SArt7/21)41 , AITIRSZYG, APRIL 14, 1844
E. 1 Far i 3 authorised to reeetre intracrlif
t fona fur the Minete Journal, aid receipt for the aunt
et his Drug store. hrThidmtuu •.! . - .
CCM? Mass Meeting of the Citizens
of Sdmplkill Gountitiiitba held at the
..Interiesin House, Pottsville; on Moniay
ofiernoon the 16th inst., at 3 o'clack,'to
take into consideration the present move
ment of Colliers . Of thic County.
S'fait Finance.—The Board of Canal
Carronissioncre of this State, repoit.thaithe debts
due tor repairs prior to the lst of December last.
amount to $330,338 10, and , that the sum of
$800,558 38, including 415.285 for bridges will
be required to keep the impterements in repair
tinting the Format fiscal year, making an aggre
gate sum of $550.971 48, required to pay old
aspitir debts, and to keep the I.eilircialls and panels
is repai • the let of December 1849.
rir'Lehigh Coal &-rip.—Tho President of
the Lehigh Coal Navigation Company has given
antics that, in conregoence of the recent passage,
by the Legislature, of en 'act to restrain corpo
rations from iarviniobligations redeemable other
wise then in gold and silver," which set is alleged
to have been especially designed to prevent the
issue, in compliance with the expressed wishes of
their creditori, of "coat certificates," the issue of
said artifices.; is suspended.
rrTaking it Cooly on a Bridal Night.—
The greatest case of • bridal night that we ever
read of, remarks a cotemporary, was that of a
Prince Galusin, of Russia, in the last centi..r y .—:
The Prince having turned Catholir, the Czarina
Anne, among other ways of punishing him for
whai,ahe considered his spostacy, condemned him
to marry a woman from among the lowest class
of tho PfoPla took the "happy couple" to the fa
!orals Ice Palace near the Neva, and compelled
them id piss the entire night in a bed composed
wholly of ice! Thit was cool!
er An Editor Cowhide,d by a Woman.—Mr.
Judson, the editor of s weekly paper published in
New York.: called Ned Buntlines Own, well cow.
bided on Wednesday weak; in Bioadway, by a'
dashingly dressed fesrudenanied Kate flastings,.a
hoierliug' house keel)er, Who considered herself in
sulted by some remarks in the paper of the pre
vious week. It is said that abe applied the cow.
hide vigorously to the bead and shoulders of Mr.
Judson. and although be drew a pistol from his
pocket and presented it while backing across the
street, she followed him up and continued the as.
smolt until the bystanders interfered.
LtrCanada.—We have private advice. ,from
Toronto of a late date, Says the N. Y. Tribune,
which say that the political eteltement in that
region, though nearly as high as it can be, I+
visibly on the increase. Only a spark is needed
to set the whole Prov:nce in a blaze, and forcible
collisions are rarelyk avoid-J. The Tnry patty is
becoming eye'' , day sicker of the union of the
two Provinces, and more alienated from the
Crown. It to be noted that all the violence,
' &c., of lest month or sor has proceeded from
the Conservative, Lsw end Order party.
,The
Liberals are quiet or act on the defensive:'
rr7the 31st Congress.—The recent elections
have resulted in the choice of 85 Whine end• 61
DemoCratic .members of the House, of Represen
tatives; and should the . present. 4vision of the
remaining 85 be undisturbed by the; coming, elec
tionsthe Whigs will have in the House, during
the cot ng Congress. a majority of 17. '
@'Hon. John M. Botts, has been re•nomina•
led "Pi pongresa. by the Whigs of the Sixth Con.
greational District of Virginia. There are two
Whig candidates in the field, one of yawn is an
independent candidate, which may probably inter
: ere somewhat with the, somas of Mr. D.
®',The Cholera picvsils at %tummy, car
rying off from thirty to Sty victims per day. k
has also broken out arrest) in the kicinitY of Frank
lin, Ls. In fact, the approach of warm vristber
Poem to have revived the epidemic in all. its former
• ,
haunts.
irr Some of:hose who have gone to Coffer—
cis, expect to remain and Make a settlement
there, upon which wag suggests that it would
be well fin:some of those who talk of making a
aedtlecnstut Mahe Gold Region, to begin by making
a siltiement at home before they go.
Cr A New Furnace.—A firm consisting of
,two railadelphia gentlemen, de.ign erecting et
Welt furnace, in ,I.Tpper.filrerion township, Mont.
'vinery County, to be completed by -the tit of
September.
r The Lumber Trade.—The Susquehanna
is now ih fine raftilig order, and immense quanti
ties of lumber are accumulating at Middletown
and Columbia.
, j[J Gen. Cast, denies. that he drew any mile.
age money during the late 'onion of the Sande.
A certificate froth the Secretary of the Senate,
states that be did not.
a:1. A Bank Bealiera.—We 'sea that one Mr.
Henry Broken, has just married; in Baltimore, a
Miss Bank. Bo there is one more bank now bra.
ken.
arSafes of Pk. Metat—The Pittsburg Ame.
ripen of the sth inst.. notices sales of 240 tons pig
metal at $26, 6 month., and ieoo tons at $25,50
from various furnaces.
CALIFORNIA. mums:
A gentleman, Mr. Wetherell, who hes spent
same time in California, arrived et Baltimore, on
!Saturday last, direetfrom California. He kurught
ebe following items of intelligence, which are
taken from the Baltimore Patriot end Baltimore
Sun:
At the time he crossed, there were about 2800
persons on the isthmus, some of whom, were in a
state of destitution ; many talked of returning to
the Stites, and ,one had already "timed ot't their
return, :Trade wee brisk at San Francisco. end
pixie selling at fair prices; the merchant", how.
"ter, were expecting a deciine.aa large stocks are
looked for from the States, England, and South
mrrica.
The at:midrib, we have received as to the prices
;pt which.goixls were mold, and the immense yields
.01' 'gold from the mines, are exaggerated. The
calculation of the bast inhumed wee, th a t four
hokilions ofgold bad been taken from the mines up
pa ybeyirnenf his leaving,
'Tile Baltimore Run statee that Mr. Wetbered
.con,Oruas the previous accounts as to the abun
.driocecrf gold, baring Jag, with his own hands
upwards of $lOO, out of a choice place. however,
pe; d;y. It is unguestienahla the country for
me,a pint to work, as they can bete certainly evrn,
nu an ay.yage, an ounce aksy. He would not,
holveyer, adyise persons getting a good living. to
leave it and go to California; Young gentlemen
unaccuatogied to labor will' Bad it very severe
work, end themselves not equal to it. It was the
opinion • *of the beat informed persons in flan
_Frageisco, that theca . bad been not less than $4l
00 440 of gold deg to the time he left. (27th
Nosey:Merl
Many of the enoigradte on the isthmus. not ,
"ring soy Pteipeet of getting further, have talon
up sand and vane to farming, at which they are
doing well. There re not less then 2.090
persons now there, without any prospect ofgetting
ell : 4, large number are ilso at Mazatlan. in tbo
recur ptpstion. He advises all persona logo by
the.vary pff.lape..lforn, as the swam, safest, and
eltaaPast route. Many here returned from. (gm.
Fes, with the pqqhr..l of going round the }form
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A G A R-A.
TWO VTFTICC TER FROM Linton !
The. liiiegant. - solved et. Bootee eft :Saturday
tect:: By Ole Arrival we• -bate intelligence -taro
teeth's later Ole_
We give the fellow
irhivstraVte
Fnarrca.—The' trials at, Bulges are going on.
Two of Pen. Tito's . ' murderers had been 'gelato-.
tined, sad the others. pardoned. " The Red Re ,
publicans clamor loudly against the eaccution..—
!Uri Prudhomme is especially complained of.
The Clubs have been abolrsiied by the Asaerri
bly. The Sociabstra are unusually active in UM:.
ing di.affection 'aching the troops.
In consequence of' the state of icily, troops an
embarki4 at Toulon.: and the army of the
Alps is to be reinforced. • .
The King of Holland died on the 17th o
Starch.
Notice hss.been given of the cessation of' the
Holstein arm:stice.
• The Paris papers state that Metteinich is short
ly expected st Paris.
The elections have been held throughout Prue.
sin, and so far give strung indications of a large
Democratic majority. There hail been consider.
able rioting and attempts at fraudulent voting in
the Duchy of Posen, where the Democratic par
ty are in a decided majority. •
Some of the Legitimate and Red Republican
papers of Paris mutually accuse each other in un
measured terms of wishing to overthrow the form
of Government. '
ft is reported that the Sicilians hate proclaim
ee Loden Murat, King of Naples. Hi is the e
of Murat, formerly the' King of that cot,lctry an
der Napoleon.
Aosvnte,—An Onfrr has been given by Win.
dischgrats to titng all the inhabitants Who may
be found with arum to their hands, and that any
place of which even a few iahatnientirshalf
at
tempt to molest any imperial courier, shall be lev
elled to the geound.
A motion to upstate Austria from the German.
Empire, was carried in the Diet. sitting et Frank
fort, by a vote of 262 to 224. The motion cres
ted considerable exci t ement.
Austria has teken!the most ixtraordinary ad
unlooked for step the Die: of Kressiier, which
was convoked together by the late Emperor, end
has occupied the fewlmonthe of its existence in
theoretical discussion', has been dismissed. after
having promulgateJ a constitution not only for the
countries represented at Kremaier, but for the
whole Austrian Empire. The great object which
has been kept in view by the designers of this con
stitution, is the making of ell Russia into a free.
independent•, indivisible,indissolujileconttitutional
monarchy. With regard to the social anti political
regulations guaranteed under this conatitution,lthe
liberality of their nature can hardly Gil to excite
surprise. The press is novellowed to be put inn
der censorship.
The complete equality and toleration dell reli
gions, independent of every church_ and sect hi
the management of its own property and affairs:,
the extension of education to oil languages end
its prosecution as government work, are especial
ly secured.
A letter from Berlin states that in consequence
of the negotiations with the German Imperial
Minister, • Prussian . savoy will proceed to the
United States shortly, for the purpose of buying
both sailing vessels and stesmerr, to be comman
ded by American officers, argil - the natives shall
be qualified sufficiently for the purpose.
ft was stated on good authority that the Ambas
sador of Wallis, Baron Kiwis, hes demanded his
passport from the French Government.
It is . Said that the Emperor of Russia has de
clared to the French Ambassatlei ',fib, at St.
Peteraburgh. that he should have acknowledged
the French Itepubhc,lf o,Taittnac had been elec
ted President, but since theelectioo he had changed
his tone. He considersAhis a elan of a still ex.
isting spirit of coequest. G'ett. Lego has left St.
Petersburg in con,tquence. ! -
According to the last accouuts from Hungary,
numerous desertions had taken place among tne
troops of Radetzki. Cherie.. Albert has refused
the supp.y of oats demanded by - Radezky. The
latter has" consequently broken off thaceminuni
cation between Piedmont and Lombardy, it the
same time the Seidman troops were being cup
plied with ammunition.
Tus Cutmena.—The cholera is dirappearing.
last.s.en.—The west and south of Ireland seems
to be in a deplorable state. Several frightful- nun ,
dere are reported. l'ho cholera is committing ex
tensive ravages. In,Limeitck, to ednipensate for
this sal and distressing visitanot , the farmers have
commenced talon their ground and the potato is
again planted to a greater broil th. The attach
ment of the Irish to this, their at:carious mode al
sustenance, cannot be eradicated. It is hoped that
the early sowing has been adopted generiilly
throughout the country, but the chance of failure
may be diminished. The Friend of Ireland,
however, views with considetable alarm this re ,
currents to a system which has coat so much life
and treasure.
ENGLISH Masc ara —Trade bay been depressed
in consevenca of the continental news, until
within three days before the steamer sailed, when
favourable news caused an improvement.
ltorrox Minx ir.—t:otton had fallen }d. per
lb., but rallied fd., and the market cloied with en
improved demand.
BreadstritTs bad not improved, but prices con,
finite to recede.. FLocn—W astern Canal 23-..
Phdedelphia and Baltimore 23s , Ohio prime 245.
GUAlN—Amerisen tidiest 6 to Is., Indian corn is
in moderate demand at 275. per quarter, best yellow
corn meal 129.6 d. to 131. 6d.
In the manufacturing districts the demand for
good* bad fallen off, and the price of manufactured
iron bin; also receded.
The navigation bill had pasied second reading
in the British ParliMent by a majority of 56. Mr.
Gladstone explained that it the Americans did not
givethern reciprocity, the bill ariariled the maans
of retaliation.
FROM CIiAGRES.
Tbe-Piscent CO rived in Nils York, on
Saturday lit, direct from Chsgres. From the
news i brought by her, we select the following
items!: 1"
There were at the time of her ceiling more then
eight hundred pauengere at Panama. and 5311
more bad arrived in March, melting at least 1400
'waiting passage. The health of both Panama
and Uhagres wee very good. There were only
• few cues of intermittent fever, which was
brought on by exposure.
At Panama on the 231 there were but two yea
eels, the chip Humboldt with coal on board and
the other a small brig called the Eterfina. Both
were bound up with passengers.
The passengers which went to ettegres by the
Crescent City were carried in canoes to Gorgona
. seven dollars each. iThey went with all their bag.
gage at this price, and for the distance of forty.
Eva miles. • \
For twenty - ono miles the toad from Gorgon'
to Panama is in very good condition, and pass
engers made their way over it with their baggage
without any trouble. The price asked for carry—
ing luggage woe six dollars for 100 pounds.
The passengers met with no accident on the
route, .Provisions ware plenty et Panama,' end
board could be had et $1,20 • $1,50 per day.. By
marketing.and loo k ing for themselves, parties
could lies at 50 cents a day.
Te English &c rime: Equeter arrived at Pan
ama, at 5 A. M., on the 23d, from 'Valparaiso,
with one million dollars its gold dust, Mostly
California gold. The whole amount was for
England. It would be sent per steamer Medway;
which vessel was in wiirmg foe the treasure at
Mayes when the Crescent Cily left.
The news by this Crucent City confirms the
death of Hon B. A.llidlack.
tri'"Dad, - who is this Sam Francisco that's
gettio all the gold ant there in Californey —he
must be the richest fallow in all them diggins."
"Wby, Johnny, I l!V tiler think he's SOMOsorter
relation to the Sum Jacinto who wail killed in
the war in' Texas by Gen. Barn Houston."
j.Charles Dicken r t announces in the London
papers a new wank, in twenty monthly numbers,
to be commenced on tse first_ol May. The title
is nut yennown.
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CV"During Ihe pa s t month petitions (ram 58
towns, signed by sosp persons, praying for the
abolition of Capital Punishment, have been pitn ,
stinted to the Massachinsatts Legislature by J. M.
Spear. ,
C 7 A Kenitseky /ira—A young ladY residing
is Louisville, while' asleep a few nights siuce
awakened by a feroci us rat Wog a piece out o
one of her cheeks.
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,MAtfoimorts—AlitiOst evory-sillsge Omagh
oat the . W,est contains more Of leis .pefsoll of
this s,ingulty Es i th:' 1%4 ere nunanooa - tp.i3t.
/Aura, and are generally good citizens:
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TAE MINERS JOURNAL; AND : f .- p0trry§,y . ).t.f. ! t 7. .5,F,,g4 . 1,4, AimiqrsEit..:,
[For the Miaera• 4ocuttl.]
Mr, R. Risings
Bancpreeentiatt Saturday et the meeting of
Coal °pustule at the American House, I for the
first time fully realized the strength and ananiml
.
ity of their present demonstration, enthusiasm, in
the great movement, sod good humor ruled the
hour, bring a "mere looker on in Venice,'' with
my feelings and prejudice s 'untrammelled by in
terested views, I could probably more clearly per
mitre the motives operating,end the feelings prompt
ing the actions of-the Fifties present. -.The grand
aim and otieet of the. Colliers appear to be for
thetresenito get the market inn sr, healthy cons
dition
. by ceasing' to send any. snore coat to tide
Water than the public. requires. This view of the
'subject, appears the mat sensible, sorl.cemitron
sense view which every intelligent business men
would arrive at, and if fully carried out by the
Collier. will have the effect Of elevating their 'tied- -
-it es much above what it tow is, ea it ties hith
erto been below its true standard. I also dis
covered that a firiarite project, with the meeting
wee the permanent organization of an assbeiation,
by which the parties imagine that they can better
regulate the supply,- thereby giring the trade a
more steady, and consequently a more desirable
character. This view of ibernstter, hat been
reed on .hy the great body of English Colliers.
many yeari since, with much advantage to their
own interests, es well es to the interests of the
consnmers, if we ere to believe the Reports which
have emanated from the house of commons, who
have three several timer appointed Committees to
investigate the while subject, who hove reported
favorably. They ergo that whilst on the one band
it proves en effectual safe guard to the consumer
against exorbitant high pricey, on the other it
proves, a shield of protection to the Collier le . .?itai
ruinous low prices. This is rltioiber common
sense view of ttie melt'', and I think . is the one
entertained I jr the large majority of consumers and
I!":::,ucers in this cout.try, the producers evidently
'entertain but one opinion on the aubject,judging
from the enthusiasm which prevailed among them
when the subject was und. r discussion at their
meeting, on Saturday last. A feeling of deep
interest is manifest in this whole community, that
' this effort of the Colliers !should prove successful,
and as we are all more or less interested in the
I success of the coal trade, I hope it may come to
s happyissue. God speed them, is the wish of
A RETIRED CITIZEN
of Schuylkill County.
AS ' ' - ' AaF' =.7.lllFti:
The Coal Trade for 1549,.
The quantity sent by Railroad this weak, is
7.452 07 tons; by Canal, 3,995 10 ; total Cur
the week. 11,447 17 tons; about 300 tousles
than last week. paring the corresponding week
last your the shipineLts from Schuylkill County
were 34.187 06 tons; -
The quantity seat to market frotti this region,
this year, falls short of the supply to saine period
last year 93,000 . tons, in round nuMbers. In
eluding this deficiency, after allowing the other
regions all they claim, it will require an increase
in the sup& of this region at least 300,000
tons, to suteply the market. This increase, .we
believe, it is impossible for the region to furnish
with the present 11104113 of transportation, and if
Coal should advance next winter, the purchaser
will have to thank the "middle men" at Phila
delphia, the. pets of the Railroad. who are endea
voring to:control the Trade, and who are enga
ged iu distributing circulais throughout New
England, advising purchasers to hold back, on the
ground that the Cual Men iu Schuylkill . County
cannot hold back much longer. We can assure
purchasers and consumers abroad, that if they
had witnessed the enthusiasm displayed at the
last meeting, and the irantens• applause which
followed the unanimous vote to continuo the
suspensi ~,, ~ by not only the meeting, but the large
number engaged in other business. dependant on
the Cual Trade, whri were present, they would
entertainliitierent opinious. We firmly believe
that Ithe Trude will, at the meeting to-day, con
.tiouti the Suspension again—yes; and until the
middle of the season, if necessary, to maintain
their positiog . in obtaining fair and reasonable
prices for our commodity this season—not only a
living for themselves,' but also for the miners and
luberers in their employ and those dependent
upon the business. If prices should rule high,
let thor:e be responsible who would endeavor to
rob us of our labor and industry., The Railrieul
Company has advanced 'their rates,—the Cuual
Company has advanced their rates, and compel
us to pay them, and is it not unjust, improper, yes.
ipfesauus, fur those connected with them and
•their pets, to oppose a fair and equitable advance
of price to our Cual Operators to preserve them
from ruin also. Let them beware iu time,—there
is u deteraduation and spirit abroad in Schuylkill
County, that will never submit to such injustice,
nod they may be made to feel its effects Wheu
least they expect it:
'The emu in the employ of those in this region
who continue to ship, ought to demand advanced
wages. if they do nut pursue this course, they
msy reap the advantages which others brought
about, but, to their shame be it spoken, they
mina lay any claim to having aiJed in bringing
about better times. Better live ou bread and
water !a. few weeks, than to submit to, alai
place yourselves hereafter in the power of those
who are hostile to the interests of this region, and
would rob you of the finds of your hard labor.
The Committee appointed by the Coal Opera
tors, to publish the shipments of Coal from Wools
to week during the suspension, report as follows:
stdrTents by non-subTeribsrs tg r i o ttu t , r ) , l,. 3,•;.4.: 0 1
per canal, 701.15
' by autlcribers,
5,165.10
We have not been able to obtain the accurate a—
mount sent from Tamaqua, but believe it does not da
rer much horn su 16 d tons, ponelpall y sent along
the line. We are happy to inform the trade that slnce
our last report, several of the large shippers, who have
nut hitherto been with us, have entirely ceased ship
ping Dr. Stemberger, who pledsoll himself to cease
■hipping, is still at Work ; so are Henderson dr. Harlan.
of Tamaqua. Mr. Heil, of Tremont, has ceased hie
shipments. Gm). 11. Purrs,
' 8. titbmrstatt,
McDotrat.n.
We have received the following letter fmm
Joha %%rude, Esq., President of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Company :
Office of du Delaware gad Hudson Canal Co.l *
' New York. April 10, 1839.
Dear Sir:-1 noticed In pour last paper the TO mark,
"that It is understood the Delaware and Hudson Ca
nal. Co. will commence ice shipments of coal on the
20th inst."
U by thi■ yon mean shipMents from the head of the
canal, it Is a misapprehension We do not mend to
let the water into the canal until the 25th inst, and
navigation may be delayed a few days longer:
We have ant named a-price for coal to arrive by ca.
nat this season. Very truly yours.
JUIIN VVVIZTS.
tlannan, Potttville
Amount of Coal sent over the Philadelphia andßend
ing Railroad and debuylkill Nalligation for the week
ending on Thursday evening last:
RAILROAD.CANAL.
WFCI( TOTAL. Were. TOTAL.'
P. Carbon. 1.560 13 50,269 14 1,422 14 , 3.129 18
Pottsmilee 2.214 15 25.941 03 1,3(617 4,491 15
9. flaven, 2,255 17 49,435 15 1 1141 00 891 08
P.Clinton/ 1,091 02 27.393 03 772 19 1,289 01
7,432 07 133.039 13 3,99310 9,762 t. 2.
9762, 02 ,
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Total by RR& ,Cal. 162,621 17
To same period last year, by Railroad 211.553 IS
..Do by Canal 19,617 04
RAII. 116 T ITS
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Tealurporration. on Nis Railroads is Ras!,!kill County'.
The following is the quantity of Coal transported
over the diffeeent Railroads in Schuylkill County. for
the week Indio; Thursday evening, April 12. 1949.
{VERN. TOTAL
Mine Hill and R. If. IL R. 2.710 10 51.995 16
Little Schuylkill IL It. 1,790 03 29,099 18
Mill Creek do - 1,355 OS 29.788 19
Mount Carbon do 2,812 IS 29,951 12,
Schuylkill Valley do 2.198 16 25.510 04
Mt. Carbon and Pt. Carbon do 2.325 .17 50,116 13
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.
The following fe the quantity of Cost eenl from the.
Lehigh region for the week ending April ith, 1949.
%Orme. TOTAL.
eummft Mine, 3431 02 3,231 02
Rhume Run. . • 1,18 - 7 11 1.187 11
()Paver Meadow. 1.075 01 1.075 01
Syrian Manmeln Co. 1,075 05 1,075 05
Ilsizlkon Coal Co. 07 03. 97 02
Cranberry Coal Co. 65 04 65 01
' 0,733 07 0,733 07
.
More than three fourths of' this Coal la for the supply
or the line of Canal ebert of Metal. We also learn
that the Lehigh Company have sold neer ly all th e ir
Lump Coal on the line for theyear, and that very Tittle
of it will reach tide cater. • - .
01/ TO LL MID 1111X1{POSTiTION On RAIL-194D
ITO Jane 1, 1819. '
To 2,, From hteartron.fr.rlaven.P.ClintOn.
Richmond. anti/ Jude 1,1819, - 1 10 155 r 35
Phil.delphia, do do 160 1•55 135
1h.T844 'TOLL ST CANAL. To .ICIIB 1.184%
' , From Eft,Carbon. Shaven. P.Clinton
To Prilltuielphia '65 eta. ' .63 cte. 53 eta:
. ,
,11 . 1.1111`80r7AZIGIIT‘
TO Philadelpila 5.5 etr per ton.
To Re re York 170 •
Tor additional New Advertisements see Next
Pate. They will there be found =ranged
cinder Suitable Heads:
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Wall Papers.
TE subscriber' have ou baud. the Wiest contort
merit of Watt. Persia, he the city of Philadel
phia. Wholesale and Retell, conaLlunit of every va
riety. eultatde for Parton, Entries, Dining Roomy
.1 1 bambert.dr.c.. Which foristliallit end style cannot he
serpsued. Dottie a - csatbasinesa, Wean enabled
to sell& better article. at a
MICH LOWER BITE.
_ .
than any store doing a trade Mainers.
(in hand, a: large assortment or WWII PAVES, for
Curtains, Fire Prints, Borddrs, dm., which will be sold
for 00111. Paper hanging dolae In the Conntry at City
Prices.
F. B.—Deafen are lavitcd to call - end examine their
stock hernre purchasing elsearheie--
FINA oiravirrox,
fie. gfli Ann Elegem South Side r
Ap.1.4.-16-3w.] • • Philadelphia.
For Artificial Flowers,
DEEP CARMINE, Deep. Pink. Ultramarine, Mot
tied and otber Tint* Paper'. for Artificial Flow
ers, also Wing, Leaves. dcc,, rot Imlc
D. BANNAN'a
Agri/ 14, ' o.] Fancy and Variety Rioter.
-• Zliew' Books,
..
T he L Se
vt i a .
i L vir lo o nt ni i i i t th s lost Sealerm—CooFrr'a
50
blordannt Ball g 'or a September night, lig' the !Lo
thar of Two Old Melt . * Tales.__ - 2 5
The kfaretdcmesinf Brlnvillierii iii tbe,Polsoners
of Party. by Albert Smith: 25
Ellen Wertheimer Love and Duty, a thrilling nov
el of real life, by Ellen Pickering, ' 23
Desperadoes of the idouth West, en areount of •
Duelists and Dueling, 25
Together wilt all the latest and most popular read:
log, for side at nANNAN , B
April 14. 16.] Book and Variety Store.
POOT DEVICE REGULATIONS
POThitli.LE, PA.
Halms OF ctorstNo Tile nutul i
TPhiladelphia, Beading, New York, and Boston
at V o'ciotk,P, M. and 12 bl.,(lntermediate places,
I .! P. daily Sundays, and arrives daily atn;,,, g
I o'clock, anal P. M.
To Nnithuinberland,Su obory and , intermediate places.
at II) o'clock, A. M. daily except Sndays. and ar
rives daily from Danville about lo'clock, P.M., Nor
thumberland about P. M. '
To Danville. Williamsport, dm., at 111 o'clock A, M.
daily except Sundays, and arrives daily about 1 o'-
clock, P. sc..
To Mlnersvilte, Llewellyn and Donaldson at' Il
o'clock, A. daily except Sundays, and arrives daily
about 7 o'uclock, A, w.
To Port Carbon, Norwegian, Tamaqua, Wilkesbar
iv. Mauch Chunk, Easton, Ac., at lle o'clock...
daily,, except Sundays, and arrives daily about 7 o'-
clock. •. w.
To Pinegrove, Jonestown, do.. in Harrisburg. at 8
o'clock. P. a., on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fr days,
and noses the same days about 9 o'clock, P. N.
OFFICE HOURS.
From 7 o'clock A, Al. till 9 o'clock. except Sun
,days, when the °dice la open one boor, (mut 12 till I
o'clock. DANIEL Ragas, P. Al.
' April IC. 1849. 16.-tf
Lis
DEM/LINING in
I.IL foram quarter
Berk Henry.
the Post Men at Donaldson. Pili.•
,r ending 41atch 31st: PPR
Mantling Wm • Pennington John
Heil Henry Rein John
Harp Abraham Surrendorf EJ, 4
Johnson Wesley Snyder, Ear &
Kittamale!, Sires • Will, 3
lc Co Shrub Andrew
Long Jacob Spane John
Mckilddy Johu Shubert Emilie',
ilMnriis Join, ITiley & Ashman
Mooch Jacob, 2 Weber Henry
McCormick Devil
-1 . _ DAVID LOMISON P.M.
Boli Frt des Ick
Rowe R
Jlottontby Josephl
Eschtal Caroline
Christ George
Cunbatreh ii F
Eckel Mary
Ercrdell Joreph,2
Fnrd einosuel
Fernly Recd
April 11, 16-
- -
Extraordinary Removal of the
AMERICAN PERIODICAL DEPOT.
THE undcr.i g ned would Inform the
public, tbat he lire removed the above
`r establishment to the Cone est or
CENTRE and - MARKET STREETS,
-gsr dotr - and has Just received a new assortment
o Books, Periodicals, Patent Medicines, Stationary,
Perfumery, &c., S e. •
Thistafut for past favors. be hopes, by sr etrkt at
outlet] to business, to merit the further partronage of
liberal public. U. 4. JENKINS.
ne.ll-18-3t.
' Ciotti Store,
NO. 8 NORTH SECOND STREET
NATHAN T. CLAPP
I 8
receiving his Spring and Summer stock of
Cloths. Cnesionersa, Vesting& and Dana' Saar.
French. Ilelgium,}CLOTMS. UP
American and EVERT DESCRIPTION.
WCSI of Englam' and a large assortment.
SUMMER COATINGS..
Habit Cloti, . ansnmer Cloths, and Drmlidmine•;
Mack and Colided Caslunarett and Codungions ;
Croton Vlotha. T %reedit, Drap d'Err. ere., &c :
. PANTALOON
Roper Black French Cassi:neres and Doeskins;
French fancy and wised Catslineres. every rarity ;
Merino Cadsirneres': all colors and qualities.;
%Vint,. and fancy linen Drillings, new designs; -
Cordi and Ileaverteens of every style and quality;
attinetis, all shades and qualities.
VEsTINGS
Suarrinr Dlack Satin and Cashmere Veslings
Splendid Crecy silk Vcelingo, neer desives ;
White end colored Marsedie•—large usortnirnt
•
Drab (Intls and atlwr Coach Trinnuines
. .
Together with a general assortment of Good. adapt.
ad to Men, Ind Boys' wear. to which the subscriber
Inv,iteS the alien:inn or his friends and mhos, visiting
the city. For sale by the piece or retail.
NAT/FAN T. CLAPP,
No 8 North Second street, sten 01 the Golden Lamb,
three doors above Market, Philatia.
April 14, lb-19. Id-f!mo . [.
The Mines . of CallEpenla Outdone:
FINE WATCHES AND ./EIVEI.I2V. , 7
The Diamond City of Philadelphia Still Ahead:,
JACOB LADOI.III./S,
240 .11ar:iet ..treet, heroin 'Eighth, South side,
PHILADELPHIA. ,
ni4 constantly receiving from all the 501
_ j-•,e , manufhrttirers of Europe, every st) le of 1 '
;- 4 . FINE GOLD AND SILVER INATtaiEs:, ,
1 . •."' Read thisailyertusenient—cot it nut of the
paper—put it in vour pocket, and call the first rime
you visit the ci ? y. Ancetill the assortment will he
found
(told Levers, 19 k. casee. hill jewelled, 450
Silver Levers, full jewelled, IS
Cold l'Epines, 18 k. cases, ewelled. 25 1`..;
Silvet l'Ephies. jewelled, 10 ,"
Quart ler Watches,
.
•
410
Silver Tea Spoons, equal to Loin ' ' per met 4 51)
o
Desert " 1 ' 10 10
" Table I. se "
15 00
Together with a splendid aasortment of Chaste and
Dell Jewelry, &c , Ac., &c.
Gold Ehalus of every variety and pattern at a slight
advance upon the original cost. Examine them by' all
menna
The Trade will be supplied upon the west advan
tageous terms. .1. LAM/5111S.
No. 240 Market Street, below Eighth,
op 14.*49-16.3m) 'south side. Philadelphia.
New Alwde:
E Exile or the Chiming Village Bell,
I The Fairy Bells.
Tie Virginia Rua° Bud—a new and popular Ethic,•
pia• wing and chorus.
Friendship. or the comes of other days may fade,
The Illue Juniata—a beautiful melody,
The Maniere Bell—a song or Duct,
Sleeping I dreamed love,
Wedding Polka,
Jenny Lind, do
Agnes Waltz,
Salute a Washington—viz favorite melodies,
Flows Italiennes—l2 amusements fur the Piano,
Prince Albert's Grand March,,
Polka March. horn the favorite opera Martha,
America-8 popular American Melodies arranged as
Rond.noa,
Beauties of the Opera,. collection of Potpourris, from
celebrated Operas,
Any pieces of Music In print to be had at
1 BANN Ali•S
April Book and blue:c Stores.
5,015.10
150.00
Phoenix Clothing Depot,
8. W. CORNER OF DOCK AND SECOND STS,
THE subscriber announces to the public gen
erally, that be has a large and varied mismtment
of Clothing, made of the very beet material,
and in the make. style and finish unsurpassed
by any iii the United State.; he has also a general nes
sortrnent of young Gentlemen's or Soya' Clothing.—
Front his experience in this line of husinew, he feels
assured that they are unequalled in tho city. The at
tention nr the citizen, of Pottsville end vicinity i re•
apectfuify invited to his large stock of clothing. Give
him a call, and examine for yourselves, before purcha
sing elsewhere ; all his goods will be sold cheaper than
the cheapest.
Cut this out and bring it In your hand. don't forget
the atom. WM B. TAYLOR. -..
Phccnix Clothing Depot.
rt. W, coy, of Dock and Recond sts.. l'hilada.
April la, 184 S. ' 16.3m0
• •
Howes Si, Cols
•
UNITED STATES 'CIRCUS.
rrMS immense Establishment. the limiest and mort
L complete ever organised, comprising the best
Equestrian and Gymnastic Troupe ever collected. with
a Sold of Horses and Ponies stipenor to any other in
the cnuntry. will exhibit in Pottsville, on Wednesday,
Aprll2s,
'X91,175 19
The U.S. Cirrus to its progress through the coun
try trill be pterstlett by the great triumphant.
GOLDEN CHARIOT!
- . .
Drawn by twenty Cream Colored florets, and ditto.
ted to the conveyance of a celebrated New York Braes
Bend. The magnitude and splendor of Ibis immense
vehicle baMes description. It in the only one of mod
ern times which approaches the colossal achleements
of art described In ancient history Its w.eight ek
needs live tons, and Its elaborate carving and gilding
surpaeses anything of the kind ever %gummed. The
famous JOIIIN MAY
acknowledged universally as the best CLOWN In the
World, is o member of ibis Company. Also
Me. RICHARD RIVERS ' •
The hest Principal Rider living; together, with Mr.
B. R. Rtnratu.s, the Herculean land 4 Hone rider;
(Inset° Won FANG. the Wonderful Chineas Bottle
Performer ; Mr. O. W. n SEMISAMT, the great Dramatic
Equestrian Mons: HoungLi., tho celebrated Cannon
Bill herrornter ;* Mr. Cite, the unrivalled Cohtfullom
lit; Miss Jonnsost. and Mesdames eats, and Jon sr
son, . Female EqueStrians'or. celebrity: Mr R. W.
Smorn.the Prince or comic singers; Meant. Nsoccs,
Rue.. SenngoT, TitTN•LL, J 01111407 and bloCt.ca,,
first class Gymnasts, and others of acknowledged tal
ent In their .varions departatents. The gruffest wdn•
der of any age.
_ .
MAJOR LITTLE FINOES,
The smallest Duman lining In exittenoeSvlll be 4..1
balked tha ring, together with his Palsy gqotpege
%%Maul Extra Charge.
Adroksion, Dog 23 cu.; Pit Woe,' Children ildfier
.9 halfwit's. Door. open ix and T j 'Performances
committeeat nand 7f r.iM. ,
The lame will be exhibited at Stbuyiktil Raven t he
:3d, Hinersville the 2lth. [April
•
I of Lette
L. IL Ilraiimallls
GREAT BARGAIN INTidit AND .
' I • JEWELRY STONE.
WHERE Gold- and Sneer WEtttes Of every
• 41 tg t " . description can bq bad at from teo to Metopes •
ce nt.lasa them any other corolla New 'fork or
, Philadelphia. I Penton' who wish to eel &toad
watch, perfectly reeuLated,would do well to call at the
store Orate sobacribeY, and compare the Oaths , and
priceor his watthes with that of other store!.
Geed /retakes at aisfenswin szcsatiegly tots prior,:
Gold Levert, full Jewelled, lb carat cases,- ' I% 00
Silver. do . du - IS 00
'Gold Legion, jewelled, IS carat cue!, , 23 00
Silver do d 09.410
Silver Verge %Votary,. frOin $3 00 upwards.
Gold Pencils' from rel: 00 to IS 00; Gold raw, viith
silver lase!. and ;rebate attached, for 73 vents.
Alma haudimate Boorman of new and fashionable
Jewelr. at prices far below the calla More prices.
Old go ld and ailvet bought or taken in exchange.
LEWIS R. BROOMALL,
No, 111 North Elnoild st., second door below, Rare,
Philadelphia: 14. : .16•Iy
Cut this advertisement our, and bring it airing, you
will then be sure to get Into the right store:
' MERCHANTS TRANSPHILTATION
LINE,
Vii. PIIILADA, READING. AND POTTSVILLE
RAIL ROAD.
. wAREHooss IN PHILADELPHIA.
"Willi East collElt rUIND AND WILLOW irrArrt.
Mft_ilf.:s44lnt;
J. C. CONRAD. Jr. & -CO.,
FOIiWABDINGI and Commission Merchants, take
this method of informing their friends and the
public In . general that they are prepared to forward
Merchandiae, Packages and Parcels of all description!,
to the following Mecca dully r—fichttylklit lbws,
Minersrille. Tamaqua and Pottestile,—also to Limed
int, Donaldson, Tremont, Pinegnive, Port Carbon.
St. Clair, New Philadelphia, Middle-part. Patterson,.
Tuscarora, New Castle, Ashland. Danville, Northun..;
berland, Sunbury, Shamokin, Williamsport, Milton,
Cattawissa. likamsbung. Orangeville. Espytown,Light
Street, Mililinvllle, SoydetinWOr GrollelOWß Stud
Washington,
;nods for Manch Chunk, Hazleton. Beaver Meadow,
Summit Hill, Cunningham, Berwick and Wilkesbarre,
will be shipped linemen to Tamaqua without the de
tention heretofore caused by reloading at Port Clinton.
Orders fur goods will he punctually attended to.—
Particular attention paid to the selling of Country
produce, -
Merchants In the Country sending for their goods
will please send an order with the Teamster, as good
cannot otherwise be delivered.
J. C. CONR•D. Jn. • B. Dit FOUEIT, Jr
Sch. Haven.
Gumpert'N -
PURE AND CONCENTRATED
WINE OP WILD CHERRY,
Volt the cure of diSeases arising principally from a
.I.` relaxed or debilitated state of the system, as Dya
'pepsin. wittcPal(litatione of the heaft, Loss of Appe
tite, iteart-bsrn,•lteed-oche. Sour belching, Lou of
Colour, Pain in the bream, Nervous Debility, Cholera
Ildorbus, DUentery, Night Sweats, Cold's Cough, In•
fluenu and the troublesome Cough of old age; and as
a preventive (by bracing the system) to Fever and
Ague:Uinta and nervous fever it has no equal. •
This preparation of Wild Cherry possesses a mark
ed superiority ever all other articles, sold as Syrups,
Halasing or Extracts of Wild Cherry ; —being prepared
by a process whir h ensures a concentrated and efficient
article. possessing nil the well known good qeallties of
the medicine and warranted free from all other drugs,
especially Opium and its preparathus or ally other nar
erotic.' The pleasant taste of the Wino of Wild Cher
ry qualifies it for the most delicate Stomach.
It will also be found much cheaper, than the mute
conimon articles, sold undet the name of Wild Cherry,
}lying far more concentrated and pure and put up In
' large quart potties, and Is warranted to keep in RAY
climate.
Persons who ore subject to Fever and Ague, Bilious
Fever. Ike.. will find "Gumpert's Wine of Wild Cher
ry" an excellent preventive by strengthening the
Stomach and Nerves, and its decided tunic properties
recommend it as a superior substitute for the u called
'•fort Wine."
Cr Observe the Genuine "Wine of Wild Cher -y"
put up in %urge bottles holdings quart, With the words:
"Gtmpert's %Vine of Wild Chary, Philada." blown
in the CUE', and the outside, Wrapper has the writ
ten Signature of the Proprietor. Prepared only by
B. It. GUNIPERT, Chcmlmt. and Apothecary.
No. 120 North Second Street, Philadelehin.
Price 61 per bottle. or *5 for 6 bottles;
Jour+ 0.-11guwx; Druggist, Pottsville, Sole Agent
foikichuylkill County . tAp.l4-16.3m.
General Torn Thumb.
THIS DISTINGUISHED MAN IN MINIATURE
WEIGHING ONLY 15 POUNDS, •
17 YEARS OF A CE,SSS IN CIIES 111 GM!
IA 7 Ho bas the highest therks of
VV, royal favor t•y Queen % imam. and oil the, prin
cipal crowned heeds of Europe, and who has perform,
ed beforeo.ooo.ooll persona during Hie past six years,
w ill hold 'lwo Levers eseu no.Y. on •
Fit' D.ll, SATURDAY .11.V11 ..VO.VD4
st.d 23rd. 1549.
AT, TOWN lItLL. POTTSVILLE. PENN'•
Positively for Theo Days Only.
Mays of fi::Al6Moti.—Atiernuois, frum3iturro'clock.
Evening, from to U.' -,
Iniilloors open balran hour In advance.
Thu little Geonral will appear in all his performan
ce., Including...s°llgs. Dances, Grecian Statues, Le.—
Ile will alit` appear in the Scotch costume, an elegant
Court Denis. mforn before her majesty Queen Victoria,
the Rill anti Queen of t h e French, Nicholas; Emperor
of Itutisla, and until,. priacipal crowned heads and no
bility of Europe. Ile is perfectly symetrical in till his
proportions, intelligeneurid graceful beyond belief, and
smaller than any infant that ever walked alone.
His magnificent presents and jewels receiwyd from
.27siparc Queen
consisting of the Smallest hors cella the wutid. Char.
Int attended by Elfin Coachman and Footman in
Livery, will promenade the streets at the cline of the
Levee.
_ _
Ladies.Famllies and children are rewelively advised
to attend the day Levee'. an they nre usually leas
crowded than these of the evening.
Admission, 25 Cenll ; Children 10 years of age half
price.
lurspepsla Cured
lIY GRUIOPS OXYGEIVATBD
• r eITTIAS,
A LSO for Liam.' al Asthms, general and Nervous
Debility, this medicine has no •operior It is an
excellent tonic, and imparts health and vigor to the di.
Festive organs, thereby strengthening the whole sys
tem.. Those, who have occasion to take medicine. as
many do. when warm weather approaches, will flint
theinsePAlS abundantly paid by a trialof this medicine.
From mon U. D. FrISTER. M. C.. from Pennsfivania.
Warheneua.-D. C. June I%IW.
Dear Sir t—l have been a dyspeptic sufferer fur about
ten years, and have resorted to various medicines for
relief without success, until I made use of your "Oxy
genated Bitters:" I have used about two bottles, and
find myself restored to perfect health. The forms in
which the disease showed itself, in my case were, areal
acidity of the stomach, loss of appetite. extreme flatu
lence, severe constibation of the bowels, and violent
headache. Feeling desirous that a knowledge of year
valuable remedy may reach others similarly afflicted,
I take great pietism° In recording my testimony to its
curative power; and would 'alro remark, that while
no a visit at home ,a short time since, I administered a
pawn( a bottle to a number of my
' afflicted friends,
with great success. They are desirous that you should
establish an agency at Pittsburg, nr Inform them where
the medicine can be obtained. With an earnest de.
sirefur your prosperity and happiness. U*oE:ribs my
self truly yank Stier ds.
•
•
Dr. Geo. 11. Garen, Windsor, ye.
LADY CURED OF NEURALGIA
• . - • • - -
Windsor, Vt., August,P, 1816.
Dear Sir:—it gives'nle great pleasure to inform you
that the "Oxygenated Bittern," with which you fur
nished my wife, bus wrought a core In hercale. About
two years since, my wife was violentlY attacked with
the neuralgia m the face, through the chest, in the
wrists and ankles. So violent was the disease, added
to a general derangement of the female system, that
he , strength was completely prostrated, her flush wast
ed. and she rendered miserabli indeed. I feel grate
ful for the restoration of her health, and in duty bound
to give publicity . . to ilia above fact., that others similar
ly afflicted may i cnow where,to reek for cure.
Truly your friend, TlJOblAtil [CRIDER.
03-Prire. 31,00 per bottle ; sir bottles for 05.00.
GREEN &FLETCHER, Generil Agents, No. 1, Led
ger Building, Nri Street, Philadeptda.
O. El. JENKINS. agent for Pottsville, Pa.•. E. J. PRY
Tamaqua; F. B. MASSON, Sunbury; IIIcGUER, Dan;
Tulle. irc l / 24 1814/-3nlo
ITIDOOK.BINDERY IN POTTSVILLE.
lIE subscriber has In his eiuployinent two Book
factilinders, and is prepared to bind, re-bind and menu
w, ore to order, books of every description. SC:isons
Binding done, will plaice send In.reelr nooks
nimediattly, to keep the hands emplo7te,
• Ile roles and binds Blank antrrime - Books toalmost
any pattern, at short notice. B. BANNAN
May"-0 RI his Cheap Bonk & Stationery Store.
number of books left to be .bound are still
remaining at the Establishment—Some trirtwo andthrce
year,. Unless called for Ann!) , they will be sold to pay
Siarchl7 12.1 Cheap Book and Variety Stores.
'Adams, Brothers.
BLANK BOOK 21418IIPAOTUR.E118.
leo, 78 .Y, t# Thin; &nee:, Philadelphia,
Aston or Tut ate uottal
ell riT'Lle BLANK 800811 cheaper at the Manufac
-1-9 tory than can he had at any Bookstore, and they
are tack notelodged superior. Feb. 21. '49. 9-ly
- • -
Dreer 3 pf•Fiesh Garden Seeds,
AIHRACING A- GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP
Fiehr..rlowor, anJ DIN Reedit; also Ream Peas;
and nolon - sets, in every yerieq. Vaeranted fresh,
just reeelsed and for sale, wholesale end-sstall at- -
• ' tit/STICKY . Eft'S YALE' • -
• Centre Street, 3 thews above AlarkeL Pottsville.
*Small assortments put up lentil spin.' '
March 17, 13,
3.‘ 1.) E o lik h l . ll l l s N i G o
Any Daguerrean
Attlel
B.
Bevan Thomas
Bowes Michael-
Berger Charles F
Beyle Thomas
Brannan Pat't eri
Mums
Brennan Thomas
Bodener Inn
Blandia Geo P
Bird Henry
Bradbery Wm
Barry William
Berger Andreas
Brown Joseph
Brown Samuel
Rock George ,
Brosins Ben) .
Bachelor John
Boric --- Mrs
Skip totters.
Bryant Mrs
Berndlek Joseph
Dearman James
Bracey James
Coyle Edward,
Clark John t'
CrozierJohn II
CoughlanThomas
CroallandJohoW
Clarkson e F
Cook Rev D
- Conner Frederick
Connelly Thorny.
Cute Wil
Chiral Blmou
Clarke Michael
Con Charles •
Corbrth Michael
Charlton Edward
Couw ill Matthew
,Cahill Andrew
Coury Edmond
Campbell John
Christian Samuel
Catches' Pa rtrick
Castles Patrick.
Cha nler Mrs
Clark M. E
Ship Letters.
Caaaghtir Mehl I
Capewell Bard
Charlton Edward
Connelly dward
Donelan Bernardi
Oeeanasna 3no
Danbaugh U
Downing Henry
Downing George
Daly Michael
Donna& Richard
Driscoll Dennis
Dolan John
Donovan Daniel
Devine C E
Doyle James
Dreher Hiram
Delieny Bridget
Skip Letters.
Duncan John .
Davis Watkih
Donohue Park
Donahue James
Daltbn Richard
CF~L'~J
IMM
Eety Jahn
Ecktar Latham
Ship Lettors.
Evans Benj.
Edmunds Wm
F
Fritz Gotlob
Ferry Thomas
Farrel! Mu.
Fort Michael
UMCII7I
• Bechtel
Fitzimmon3 Pat'k
Fuss Clemens
Fisher G W
Freund Mr
Foley 'Richard
Flixpauick Afield!
Fitzpatrick rat'k
Fletcher J C
Flynn Hugh
Fox Mrs Rebecca
Foley Mrs
Ship Letters.
Ferry Thomas
Yoult Geo John
Ford John •
• •
Flair Christopher McNally James
McCaffrey Mich''
Glllaspy Anthoay McCann Thas
Gibbons Patrick McConnell Hugh
Gleason Dr C W McKee Samuel S
Gaynor John .McLoughlin Jos I
Gannon John 131cDowell Alex
Gillet L. C. 2 McMahon Cath'n
071*k111 John lalcMahon Bridget'
GlDillon Thomas McHahne' laridg't
Goff John ' McKinney Mrs S
, Ship LetterA,
Uous,hal M3rth:
2 Cents addition:
Letter., l'eFsons a
pleuic ass) , "Adverti
, April 0 -IA
D EMAINING in
It on the first of
A
Andreas Joseph. Ii
Aumon Jane
Alinrst Isaac
1' I 1
Al!abaci - , BM
Bishop Richard
Bart Jonas
Ors dy Edward
Brew cc Mrs.
Bucher Ile trich,7
Boughner Eliza
heal, 2.
Blunt Sarah
Brenan Michael
Burns Francis
Brennan Ileran
Bourke Element
Bowen Samuel
Draught W Geo
Bast Jonathan
Burns Thady
Bush 53111 , 1 , 1
Slott Patrick
Bradley Edmund
Bret Thomas
Blackwell Thos
Manly Hugh
Brennan Thos
Berger Nelson, 2
Brown A Thos.
Blackness Wm
Bryson Edward J
Breeze) Philip
Brown Mfrs
Ilaackman Chas
Blackburn Mr
Carr Thomas
Cochran John
Corwin Francis
Caton John
Clain Idle II r, ,
Cook FAIn aril, 3'
Conifnj,
,tioonol
Conly gdward,.2
Corte James
Cavanagh Daniel
Cannon Michnel,2
Cohen Thomas
Camila, Writ
Conlehen John
Cheshire Then
Cahill Martin
Cox Edwin
Ca uley Lackey
Cl:Wender Chan,2
Coteleazgh Save'
Carry Wm
enlehen Elle '
Clarkson A A
Cnuhey Patrick
Cooke Harriet
Campbell James
Cromwell Job
Cannon John, '
Cheleu il!enJamin
Craa Joseph
Doolan John •
Davis Win, 2
Dolan Philip
Defenback Wm I
DottAherty Than
Davis David, 21
Dun Alferd, 2'
Dunn Win
H. D. FOSTER
Davis John, 2
Banter Michael, 2
Daniel Aran Mrs
Davies Benjamin
Daviddnn Mary -
Dougherty Philip
Davis W Samuel
Dam Catharine
Erance J Evan
Edwaida Jalper
Evane David
Evans Davis
Evans Francis
'Enitiesby James
Esenhart F .1
Erma W G•
Evans E
Erskine Wm
Evans B Evan
Evans Wm
Fidlerlsrael,
Fawner T:0n23 5
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:•tieny Michael
Fields Nancy
Foley Edward
Farney Peter
Forney Joseph
Farrell Catharine'
Fahrineer Heavy
Seater Thomas
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Gallagher Julia, 2
Gable Nathan
Geible uenj
Gray& Bast
Cromer Christian
George Gedinn
Gosen Brion
Gaffney Brian •
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Goyn Mary Miss
GM James. ' 2
Gareghan James
Mein Emeline
Gitdes W P
allaehes Owen
Gill Isaac
Gavel:nun Isaac
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Efistina John
finches Owen
Ilsugtiney Dennis
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oteinel Dan
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'gapers Henry
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Snyder Mary
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Smith Thomas 9
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;Thomas Henry
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,Vatighens George
'Pinson Charles
Val:et:ices Jos, 3
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Varcoe Thos, ship
Loyd Pearce
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Luke Elisabeth
Leavenburg Miss
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Loughby Miss L
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Mitchel John
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Moot Michael •
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:Watson Jonathan
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Whel.n John
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!Warren William
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!Wells Henry
!Wiley Dr .1 %V, 4
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Miller Theodore
Malloy John
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Wrmmert Jacob
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Williams Wm
Walklrshaw Jotm
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applying for letter
tined "
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fur nil advertised
on this list will
KREBR, P. M
st of Lettoi
the Post Office al
Aprit..lh-19.
Slinersville, Ps
;Mcl.er Jnhn
IMcclannlck F
;McLane Robert
Mrflouad Mr
Mcllale Thomas
lloch Abram, 2 ,
Ufnly Patrick I
'Hughes Jamee, 2;
Harrbtlohn, 2
Henick Henry
!WI. Rebecca '
Ileck W John
Hock Dania 2;
llanagban Pat'k
Hartman John
Hentt Mr
Merl Sarah Mrs 2
iNnaber B Jacob
'Nowlan Ann Mrs
Nesbit James
Howland
Newell II -
Howland Robert
Neary Maths's
Netelan P.ll.
Newman Patrick
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'tenth Richard
(loran
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iliilitnall PC , Cr
Heiler George
Dorris Eliza Miss
Markin Mandy
Harlin Jacob
Itutchison Alex
Hughes John
liars George
Jennings John 2!
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Jenkins P Thos
Jones John Copt
Jones Edward
Jones Josiah
John Alta
Jones W Thos
Jarman William
Jeans Joseph
Jones Thomas 2,
Jones David 2'
Jane/ 3lsry Mrs
Jones %V John
Jones T'John
Jones Morgan
James Peter'
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lKlennen Patrick
Kline II Andrew
Kinsman Richard
Kevanatigh John
Keeler Joseph
Kers. Philip
Knoell Henry
Keenerce Elias 2
Kline Joseph
Klblea•Priirick
Kato Thomas . 2
Kapp II D
Ogara Charles
o.lonald U Mrs
°Neill Charles
Ohley F •
°David Pste
°Connell Mielel
!Parry Ellen Mrs
IPhilipsJ Jn hn
'Prichard John
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Perkins John
Powell Henry •
Padden Jn h n
Pinellas Wm
Igiika Patrick
Reese lotus
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Rank II David
lllllclitoil John
Ratifier elir
Reese Daniel
Roily Edward
Reld John
Radler Wm 2
Rennie Edward
Rasimeh Moses
Haber's John 2
Rosa It John 2
Reepsun lien
Rine Andrew
Rees Henry
Roberts Wm
Roger C Theis
Rol lieburte Honey
Renn Marg's Mrs
Reeber Joseph
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Shell Julian Miss
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Smother Thomas
Snyder Henry
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Smith Peter
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LOelliirl Albert `.
Laren Patrick
Lewis W David
Lewis hi David
Lyons John
Langton Patrick 2,
Lathlean Wm I
Loring Peter
Loyd Wm.
Lyons Patrick
Lortes Michael
'Lens L'John
Ledge Thomas
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Shilling Sarah
Sn}der FreAlt
Seitzinker Frank
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Simils Joseph -
Sucks Lewis
Sagendorf Edw
Small Wu; •
Smith Michael
Simosen Louisa
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Sbilahoro Andrew
*nyder Andrew
Smyth Oryon
Savage James
Sholsbra Philip
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IMurby Patrick
Morgan Daniel
Miller W J . 2
[Master George
Mitchell John 2
Wallet Joseph
Koninan Michael
Montague Doctor
Morgan Margaret
Murphy John l 2
Jame Joseph
Moyer A aenrge
Murphy Catharin
Malline Michael
Mullin James
1M organ John '
Martin George,
Mohan Paul
Mulidom Peter
Mitchell James i.
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Mr;ny James
Morgan R Thos
Mason Thos 2
Murphy Mary Mis
Morgans R Thos
Millir T John
MacirinyTt os
Mahar Patrick
Murphy Peter
Morgan Edward
Magian Margret
Molly Jacob
Murphy Rutty
Morgans Morgan
{Miller John
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Melia( Mary
McDonald J
homes Thom 2
Tonkin Preeilla
Tod Anthony
Tredrieb Thomas
Terrel Joseph .
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Thomas G Wm
ontln John 2
Teerny Dennis
Thomas Cran
Indus Michael
Tevey George
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Urborn Christ's 2
Valiant Me Inane
Vern Wm
Wain Jacob
Williams Walter
Walsh Thomas
Williams Ju2elo
Wagner l ho
Walborn John
Warsh
Wilhali Grams
Watkins Shadek
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Williams Meted
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WappenderGeo 2
Walker Thomas
Wiiman Chalk'
' Wilding Edward
Wenner' Jortattin
Wogans Thcroas
Watson Thomas
Ward rattle*
Weyand Michel
Williams Win II
Walker Thomas
Warner Charles
' arid John
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McDonald L
McCormick Mich'l
McHugo Jamet
McMahon Mlchl
INlcGuru TJ 1
[McDonald Mr 91
111cOilloy Owen
'MeAllircer Alex 2
McNeal Michael
McAllisky Hugh
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McLaughlin John '
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McCany Frank
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it It wl.ll be selci
adred. dozen.. uritr
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,es at _
HANNAN'S
•b Emporium, &c
List of Letters, ..
REMAINING -In the , Post Office et Nanteslen, re..
IX on the first of April, 1819..
Bartholomew F.Stßanishty Daniel 'Sykes Samna
jtennisonWm ' !Burn Howell . Wilson 8 W
Baby John Isenhood Cath'n Wood Mn S
Colnpson John' Jenkins Win D • Skip Letters.
Currey Thorhas Kelly Daniel Barker WHIM.
Dada Enoch Mitchel John • Dixon Kohut
Flood Noun bicEnnity John Eberhard Peter
Frog Samuel Richard Whit= Peidion Ell
Ooddud Michael Sheehan John Gaheran Mich - ail
GearciaJohn 'Savage AJ. ,Glase Wm
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Gillingham John Stool John fllderton Mark'
_' sprit 7, ' Lb.) JACOB METZ, P. S.
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. .
i l liitaaelpata•Bedstead Factory,
89 Str Jake stmt. akelf Cahalan!.
enis..altairtaa.
DEALERS and Cabinet matessupplied on Ilb‘ral
tmus. Patent Screw Bedatands on hard.
Apia-la-Iy] ' B. REEVES & SON.
Cairpets and 011 Cloths. at — ._
ELDRIDGE'S CHEAP WAREHOUSE.
PERSONS who wish to jet good bargains it, CAR
PETS or OIL CLOTHS, either Wholesale or Re
tell, will do well to Call on the subscriber. At his
expenses In his present situation are very light,--he Is
'enabled and determined to sell at the lowest prices.ln
the city. lie offers for Oda seuon an excellancastott-,
ment of
' Splendid Imperial, 3 ply, 1
Beautiful Super Ingrain,
Fine and Medium, do. KAR.PETINGS.
Entry and Stair of alekluda, I
Listi Collun. eta Ng.
And Oil Cloths from 0 feet to 24 feet wide for riaJtai,
Halls; use., with a variety of low priced Ingrain Car
pets!, Dom 20 to 50 eta., and Stab and Entry Carpets
from 10 to 50 eta., per parsl. Also, Maniocs, Rugs,
Floor Cloth, Stair Rods, 4 , e.
H. H. ELDRIDGE.
No 41 Strawberry street, one dour above
• Chesnut, near Second street,
Idarch3,lBlo 10-3 mo) ' . Philadelphia.
Charles Elarlet_,
FASIIIONABLII HAIR CU TTING
, AND SHAVING HALOON. -
liar drcarner Ctntre aad Market Struts
FORTIVCILLE.
`TIEEPS CONSTANTLY on hand and for. aide, the
Ilthilowlng articles:
Alarge and, splendid assortment Of colored LithOgraph
le prints. slope or by the hundred.
Turner and Fisher's Song and Toy Books in great vati
ety.single or by the dozen.
Dreare'Llooks. Letter Writers. Spelling Rooks, Primers
Emerson's and Cobb', Readers, Copy and Pail
Honks.
Comic and other Almanaes`single or by the dozen.
Steel Pena and Holden.
Pocket Books. Playing Cards. Dominoes, Conversation.
Fortune Telling, and Courting Cards,
Shaving Cream and Soap,, Wash Sails, Sand Soap, and
other Fancy Soaps, Cztrarts, &c.,• '
Jules Ilauel's Genuine Rear's 011, Oa Marrow, Curling
Fluid. and Cologne Water, single or by the dozen,
Tooth .Shaving, Ilair, and Clothes Brushes,
Dressing, Pocket, and Fine Tooth Combs, •
Mason's and Frank Miller's Water Prow 011 Blacking
Stacks, Callers. and Suspenders,
Razors and Razor Strom,
Large assortment of Ladles' Curls, •
' treCurls done spin the best manner.
lin has also on band [Wang's Terpsichore or Ball
Room Made. Shaving. Hair Cutting, Ike:, performed
is the most approved style, id.Razora done up at the
-hottest notice. . [Dec23.4s2-Iys
Not for a Day., but for atfTline.
C. T. HESTON'S
CHALLENGE. BLACKING.-
rrilllS ARTICLE is estensively used In Penneylva
ola and New York. and it may be said with truth.
that It is superior to any other. It afford( a beautiful
polish. due. out injure the Leather, but 'on the contra
ry. when frequently applied, preserve. ;In fact It
can be recommended as the very best that has ever
been presented In this or any other country, baying
used it for several years, we speak from experience.
Prepared by C. T. HESTON & BROTHER, Rich
borough, Bucks Co. Pa. For sale wholesale and re
tail by C. C. HVGIIES,',
Whaler:le and Retail Druggist And Cheitilins A
Feb 10 7-omol
Coal Shipping rand Commis..
Moo Die chant.
DANIEL J. DIDOIVAY
HAVING LEASED TILE
CATION Cowpony's Landings. at Mount Carbon
Schuylkill County. will attend to the Shippin g of Red
White. and Gray Ash Coal, for any operatives on the
Mt. Carbon Railroad.
PURCHASE OF COAL.
Having been engaged for a' number of years in the•
Mining liusinesf. he hose thorough knowledge of the
different qualitiesof Coal in the Schuylkill lieglon,and
will attend to the purchase and shipping of Coal
for dealers abroad, at a moderate compensation.
O Satlfactory references given, when required.
&arch ID. ISIS 11-tf
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STEAM IRON RAILING
MANUFACTORY AND WAREIIOOIIS,
Trap Ste 'restrattown - eed.—VWW•DcLeurl: i
1 ! THE undersiened manufacture
IRON RAILINGS of every styli.
VERANDAS. GATES. PEDES
,
TALS, ARBORS, BEDSTEADS
and all description, ofornamental
= and architectural Iron Work. in'
• 1 45ti1e?..V...P.V. the beat manner, at rediked
Alwayson . l
sna .. • Fire Primf rinOr i a an ati a St7u u lt .P e ' r 3 a,l
heavy stock ilf Reveal and Common Hinges,: Shutter
Bolts, Store Roots ts, and all descriptions of builders'
Iran work.
This establlshinent, by far the most ettlensiYeof the
ki n d in the ay,,mproy.aurp. but competent workmen,
possesses the advantage, or steam-power and suitable
machinery, and is under theperdonal supervision of the
proprietors. who are practical men of long capefience,
afford• to its patrons the goanantee that their Orders
will be properly sod promptly executed
Pillia,Gcll4-42,1Y] lIEINS & ADAMSONJ
J.' E. Carver...
ARCHITECT AND. ENGINEER,
No. 51 North Sirth Street, Phriude.
GIVES DRAWINGS AND SPECIFICATIONS OF
Contract. to erect Dwelling.. dre. and layout the
grounds for Country Seats or
. Ceureleries; together
with the arrangement of Trees to give tne proper ef
fect. —Also, Churches, Hospital., Prisons, %Valor-
Works, Gas-Works, &c., on the latest and most approv
ed planar. Including boating ventilattng,•&c.
Philada. Feb. 21 , 9-Iwo
_
John C: Baker's
_ .
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA..
rl l llls Arti,:le is employed with great success and by
I the most Ohl/11111a PhySiciaus of this city, for the
cure 0( the following diseases:
SCROFULA or Kings Evil, Riteumatism,Cutoneous
Diseases, SyphilitieAlrections, Tetter and Ulcers,
White Swellings, Scuisky,Neuralgla or Tic Doloureuz,
Cancer, Goitre, or Bronchocele, (Swelled neck.) Spine
Dist age, Chronic Diseases of the Lungs, to counter
act the destructive effects of Mercury. Jaundice, fly
perthrophy, or enlargement of the heart, Palpitation
ajl t r e r bl trembling in the regionheartstomach,
agu.ntot;not, Joints
nrtLigaments, al s o
alt the various diseases of the skin such as.Tetter,
Ringworm, Riles, Pimples, Carbuncles, &c., Dymperi,
sla and Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections, Drop
cleat Swellings.Coustitutional Disorders, and diseas
es originating horn an impure state of the blind and
other fluids of the body, in short all diseases where a
vliange of the system is required. nits 50 eta. per
bottle.
Prepared Onls by the Proprietors,
JOHN G. RAKED, rs. Do., Wholesale Druggists,
No. 100 Nnnh 3d St. below Race, Palled,.
Importers and wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, patent medicines, Perfumeries, Surgical
Instruments. Diem:ism Glassware, Paiute, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, and Window Glass, also a new and superior
article of Imitation of Plate Clams at•abnutene-fifth
the price of English or French Plater, any size to
order •
The Compound Mid Emmet" of Sarsaparilla. for
sale by Clemens As Pastan. Pottsville, W. h. Heisler;
Port Carbon ; Janies 11. Falls, Millersville.
Peliruary:lo.lB4O. t-ly
Imatortant to Tanners.
NEW RIDE, OIL AND LEATHER
STORE. O. 111 NORTH THIRD STREET,
TAret doors Wow Race—Phi!adelphid.
Lo•A I'S on hand at 101Velit market prices
: .
ADry La l'lnla Ilidpo, light and hea•v • first quality
•
•• Cancan!. " " ..
" 1.1101 n) ril; " " r• to
n r unr,Dry Cbiii, " " ..
Sailed Laguairn, .". ..
" Pernambuco,
" Slaughter !Wes, "
" •• • Kips, "
Green Salted heavy. , "
Dry Patna. • !'
Deer Straits and Dank Ma.
TOOLS of al/ kinda.•
The Hides are of fresh Importation; and will be indd
lower in price than con be bought at; old established
Houses.
LEATHER of all kinds bought, for which the AO.
set reek price will be paid, or exchanged for Hides.
Kips, Oils, dr.e., Sze.
March 24, 13-amo) KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
Map of the
FIRST AND SECOND COAL FIELDS
EMBRACING SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
And patty-of the Counting of
Carew, LiizailaE; COLUMBIA, NOTlttialiellt.lilD aaD
- DienUN,
By Samuel B. Flake,. Serregor to the Schuylkill
County Beard, kc., and P. W. Sheeler.
late of the State Surrey. ' '
rri RE Subscribers have nearly new and
tom
-1:og front the Lela Map " the Fir '":.
tending Second Coal Fields , et.
. vi .-
hannah, come.' = Elver nearly to the Soigne
kfeadote
tent; the Schuylkill. 'Lehigh, Beaver
'
tom.
t azteton. Mahanoy. uhamokin. Lykens Val.
Stony Circle. and other Basin. in Schuylkill Coun
ty, nod parts of Carbon, Lucerne, Columbia, Northum
berland and Dauphin Counties.
It defines each Coal Basin, the Mountaln•flidges,
Valleye, Streams. Public Roads and Township
It locates all the Ltailroads and C a nals leading to each
Coal operation; all the kilning towns and othe rs I n the
region ; also the Post Offices, School hotline, Mann
factorial, Mills. Country States, Taverna, Places for
holding Elections. Places for worship, and the realdence
of many of the inhabitants. Many of the-levels and
distances will be Inserted. The whole Coal Region
will be defined bye dtstinct shade. and math Geologi
cal and other information, from original sources, with
comprehensive statistical tables of the Coal produce,
&c. will be intMdliced.
The Subscribers are lobe furnished with plans, on a
large scale, of the Towns of Pottsville, Minerav
Orwiesbnrg. debnylk Ol Haven, Pine Gmve. Tamaqua
end Manch Chunk. Some Vignettes of places of pub.
lic interest will adorn the Map. The scale will be one
ands quarter inches to the tulle. forming a map about
0 fent long by 3 feet 6 inches wide, to be handsomely
engraved. coloured and mounted. Stir sts dodars per
copy In subscribers.
. The names of the Authors give warrant for the en.
curare of the Map, they having the fullest °atrial and
other origmal information, and in addition making
Sold purveys especially for this publication.
s+. Parties locating new Railroads or proposing to
make new coal openings, should communicate at once
with the Authors at Pottsville, as thin is likely (min
bailee to be the Standard Map of Reference (or the
Coal Region,.
SMITH le WISTAR, Publisher.
• . 13 Minor Street, Philadelphia.
Marcia O. 1619 I Indrno
2000 1 Premlium12111109. -
BY J. WILLIAIIts, • •
NO. la Nita fH diXTWEIT., PHILADELPHIA.
VENErtAN BLINL) and Window Shadeittanufac
, tureraawarde4 the hest and highest lif.dais at the
New yore; fialtlihord and Wine detente Exhibitions, for
the eoperioritt oi his Rhoda; with continned contidenee
in his manufacture.) asks the attention or purchasers
to his anortment of .4.ifin Blinds of murow and wide
slats, with fancy lied plain Trimmings, of Jlew styles
and ccdots:' Also , a large lied 'general eleortireett of
Transparent Window Shades. - all of which he will
sell at the lowest cackprfees.
Pldilllnds painted and trimmed to look equal to.new.
13.1)taleri nhpplied on liberal tenni:: - -
The Citizens et Ftchnylkill County am
cited to call before buying elsewhern—cantldent of
pteasingalt. Open In the ereninzs
Muth 11,.1p9. • 12,-.1.7t0
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POS
?rota
NNWs Ti
GEM
Floor, $4,4 ,
$2,7114 Whet
White; Corn
A nii,rt brutal pander was
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urg, on Tuesday fast.. A.
ally News writing - from
John' Knepleyoenipt,ani
in of that place, rasa moat.
4 on returning trona. market.
.1.1 C. Knepley. David is
i laboring noder mantel do
-1'1", having attempted, to,
Arble-bprrellert sup, beavily
a murk with one barrstjuse
et etas hehlupota the body.
fwop Um the deceased eagle ,
shot. by, the bands of Datil
as immediately atrastetl
c _ '_
BUCTAL NIVRDIIII.-
perpetrated at Harriet'
correspondent of the 4
listrlsbuig states thatl
old and esteemed citm;
dared in his own housei,
by his own son, bali
supposed to have bean
range rent for several"
Own. lafe twice. Ado
loodesk etas found in
k l
discharged. An ino,ti
the verdirt of :shich
to bie death from o gui
C. Knipley. Torrid
and committed.
IZPConneeficut.lhe Hertford Courant pub
lishes the douse of Re resentativee juit chosen—
Whigs 111, Locus 97, Fret toil 14. Lt .wlllbe
fern that the Locos and ;Fred Boilers added to-_
gether just equal the nninler of Whigs, 7ris
The Wkigs ssill4asais i tnsjptity in the Senate
beyoid doubt, says thtrit;Durenc. - The. Whit
ticket for State offi ems will be ttected by the.
Legislature.
RHODE ISLAND ELE6103 , -WO bays the
Rhoda Island f: leetion l turns complete in the
State. The solo fur Goriernur stands u follows :
Anthony, 5043 ; Sackett, 1963 ; Harris, 466 ; wa
terlog, 128. A . tujority t - i f the Whig candidate.
1488. In the Western .islriut there is no choice
of representatives to Con 'tea. The vote staid,—
Sherman,' Whig, 19591 Thurston, L. F., 2013 j;
R a il, F: 9., 161; eeetteripg, 25. '
rir.A. Pure Slander no Dori is ItAka
1111 a reason why rho Carrir ts of 13,erks oouAty Sr.
opposed to the erection o the new mutt, of Medi•
son, that they hat al/esti:l ter enou g h to' go Ltia
Philsdelphis market ithout going thmugh,
another county!
EV* The cry ia still they come P-441 dm your
ending on the 1.: of Aff'fid L 849, there Leaded tut
New York, two hundred
and four thousandotie
hundred end thiripsis iinmigrente.,
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APPOINTMENTS MY POSTMASTER,'
GENERAL IN PENNSYLVANIA
SINCE 30TIt MARCH.
\ M. Wilson, Beaver, Beaver county,
\J. K. Shoemaker, Bellefonte, Centre, -
S. Calderwood, Mill Hall, Clinton.
J. \ M. Martin. Hogestown, Cumberlsliti s ''
'W.` , S. Powell, New Cumberland, do.
J. Weed, Recdsville, Mifflin. ' .
R. R. Guthrie, New Bloomfield, Pally,. . •
J. J. Wspkins, Paris Washington.
Micheal Hay. York, York county.
ei.
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S. Monroe, Worthin ton, - .Armstronig,
R. Craig, Poriersaill Butler.
S. C.,rnett.l"bc6nizylle, Chester.
Israel Cooper,Glenn Hope, Clearfield;
J. .1: Montgomery, Ernshurgh; Crawford,
Wm. Y.-Boyd, New inch, Cumberland,
8. 5. Hammond, IN rib. Mat, Erie.
. .
Are BAtlr.e. Ginn,* rie
A. G. Allison, Warr r \ burg, Greene.
G. W. Compton, Ch relitown, Lomita,
.I..oilleslie, Eorbunil le', Lonnie.
J C Shaw, Wolf Cre , Mercer.
James Milligan, le snure \ Perry.
.1 0 Armor, Laughli fawn, Westmorland, •
.8 A I,9uff•r, Greenlurgh. \ Jr
NY 1.1 Gardner, Ham ,k,. .\ ,
A A Rose. Ti chdal-. 1 - . .
Henry Storer, Bighslire. . .
• W Fleming. Greencalle. \ ~.
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W ft Rsa, 'Salisbury . .
Hiram Esans, Beast. wn. . •
Chstl:s R‘ , ....d, Green ,
H Rcrcban.t, Provid oce. •
Aron L Curter, Pott town.
A Isrge number of al pointments to Post oj6e eo
in other Slates have I been made but as May
‘v‘,131,1 not imere.t our ituoielo we omit tberapaudi
publish only those in o r SLAW.
Paper. ilonglio s. Borders, &c.
2000 PIECES PA PF.R HANGINGS embracing
all the -Patterni, or FOUR hi ANDFACTIi .
HERS, which present.; a roarer variety than can bar
found in any Estalilishin nt la Philadelphia or New
York. also Fresco. Column Panel. Decoration and Gold •
Pdpera, Just opened and In sale at city prices, at'
HANNAN'S
March •24-133 Cheap "nper and Variety Stores.
N. H. Paper Danzere rurthbed when required.
Nem Style C rtalu Paper.
50n PIF.CF,d CURTA.:sI PAPER, embracing all
LP the eew styles, sat received and for sale
wholdsale and retail, at
SANNAIVS
Cheap Piper Stores
Much RCM)
To Builders,
arpenters, ace.
Carolina Flooring Boards,
Ames .
White Pine "
ind'n River "
Fencing, Shelving. ke.
1 500,000 Fr, Dre..
500 000 "
000.000 '' '
• .^_00 ,000" "
100,000
The finest and largest stock of dressed Lumber ever
offered for sale atithla or any other market. It was
dressed in the best manner last summer and DIL and
way therefore be refired up. n not to shrink.
t}Orders from the cou try accompanied' With On
cash or City reference, if atisfactory, will he atten
ded to with especial care.
WIT r SON 4. LAVENDER.
March 21. 13.3mq Drown at. WharrPhilada.
Calcined and
TO PLASTERER'
COMMISSIONI
Laud Plaster.
PAWNERS AND
MERCHANTS.
IT should not be (mope that P. COGGINS &
of Philadelphia, are niznufacturtng and have COD,
smelly on band, a gaper or article' of CALCINED,
PLASTER. which they se I at the low rate of 30 cis,
per bushel. or *1.771 per ba rel ; and also the drat gosarle.
ti'qof LOW PLASTER, 1. r Agricultural purl:awn. as
the reduced rate of 17 centr i per bucket, or 90 cents pet
barrel.
Terms. Cash. - Call at ethcr establliboaent, ROA
kill Eighth, above Willow street, or Brown at, Wharf
onahe Delaware.
Ca•Ordera promptly deli} ered In Corer. Steam-boas
without a &hi ion al charge. I IfttarChAti, 13-41
John inionneus,
21f AIVUFACTUItERI OF DO.3I33ELLTr9
UPRIGHT SAFETY' LAZED CAPSULE°
NAT 3EB,
.111) . -
f/
11( UNITED STATES OIL nit= DUCKING.
.M,. 83 Nora Thirfl Street,;PhaadcipAis.
TFIESE Matches are juttly considered the best In
snickthe United States ; they are free frorn unpleasant
and can be introdueed with perfect safety Into
all stores and divelltnus.
s iWarranted tQ keep Wiens,
The Blacking 'ls of su erior 1.7,,,iity, and Roe (roma
any ingredients that hop., ti. t h e feather.
Cnita " Dealers t . iitt Shippers will Audit to their
in
terest,„i,!"all ".11;1 zee for ihenisetves,
, N . is'.—An assortlnent Int' 'Matches Of various New
:oft Manufacturers. ilatchca In Inund wood bens
also, packed in humor. a .all tin cues, to ship to Way
Pan " 11,6 WO , Id. -vi [ JOHN DONNELLY,
Late of go 13.-0 k at., now 93 North Third ie.
Mares 91.1818. •- ' l3-1y
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RUOIIES , F.!FROTORANTs
I CEL BEATED
AT fat Care al Cow.; it, Colds. AstApts, Bronchia.
•
incipient Concionfitiva, Mae:mattes of the
Lungs, a ad Di q osgs of tAt naves
erg i Organs.
%ling, valuable preparation is highly recommended by
e. phy,riciane and by a Celebrated chemist of Philasie..
plus, (units medical etiects and chemical combination:as
~veil as by thousands of others who have made use of It
—AS it nnver has heon to•eiLl without {updating beneficial
sheets,
sheets, aid ulliinatx cure tf the diseases for which It Is
recommended. And Lein a replar graduate of Phannat
cy, I can *sure the pub is orbs perfect safety. It Is
rAmposeifror ouch preparation, as stand ill OM eery high.:
est reputioannaeg the medical faculty for Om care of Ulu
class or dise.es which are ton oftenonly the forerllTMera
of that fathl diseaee. consumption. In most eases whew,
there is much pain to the b reast , and which o ft en attends
throuch toitheshoulder /Jade. I would intoney advise the
applical nitro f one of the rompound Galbartunt Maus
to the brer*-1, and use the Expectorant as directed. In
fartt, ihe useor a , e Gamanum Plaster cannot be too suronly
recommended, as I have seen so many instances of be
ail riling thr greatest refirf in a very short apace Of time.
even in conarmed consumption. The Espettorant will
be rutin& In' relieve theetauf,h, and the Plaster the maw and, and, ;lithe Annie iime,dratv the in tlatuation to the sulfite,
and thereby; act as a Couter- irritant , width every Olaf
cla
n
w il
lP I'
Yae .without g n. the
leat
t l:a
t ifta
vb3teser•leFldlae.le"idtohiether:gmP
ton.alien bi;cl ; u se pranm cD ibebesi xpee -
torants, and a careful diet, they hare been complete ty
cured, ito t hen their experience should an as a warerne ta t
those who are said to have the Cohatimption not to de:
spair, but try on. The E. tiecioralta will he teeed ,o eani
great relief.leven when A cure is said to be impossible,
Refute making use of hn Etpectoraat It would be u
weft to crab:tine the Miura. Commonly termed PaiatlVtq
see if it is Oat sivollenAr-eioogatetE In tacit rasa an
expectorant] is useless. ' r.--- ' - .
Hacking cough and a Continual dispositku to wallow
b frequentlY caused by .4n elongation of the "palate. An
excellentrcreedy In muchcases 1,10 use a small quantity
ofTincturo Myrrh, ea, iabout a tea-spoontbl to a wipe
glassful of Water, and use Cs a gargle, three or Witt Onto
a day. If the above teedy, should fail, or ape of th
same nature, it would b best to aPpli to a surgeon. an
• Dave a small nonfat of take:" o 3 so as to obviate th
Inflation Widths cootinual cough which It would he like
' ly to producein the thrit: The entities ts tritLinil.and
attended with bet little. if say pain whatever. . .
• In Bronchttls, and d eases of the throat, Reign
should be used. -' ,I .'
Prepared byl. Cllitrit . ,TICGRES. Wholutalatidi
Retail Iltmictirt anal hi•tilsr ' Tenn.:ante. Toltsellia
SOOKOII DIARIIRS FOR 1849..07 ,AL
-1 MOST EVERY SHAH; AND KIND, lust reativeti
apd foy sale ai I. ftANNAN•II
Drt.t.,43:1 1 C ear r,th and Fumy Morel,
FT.
=l3
ONENT
o'cloock, k'.)f.
73; Rie !tone
*id $l,OO for