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Philadelphia, N 0.160, N Street, New York, No. 16, State Stre•t,Boaton, and South east corner of Baltimore & Calvert Strum, galavant*, is our *genitor receiving schuziptiona and adverthiemenia for the Miners• Joarnal. Tad ICIISCULkTION of tire Miners'Journil is greater Lan any other paper published in Northern Pennnylva• hie. and haa neatly double the circulation of any other pulaltahed to Sefetyikill county. Italse circulates largely among capodists. manufacturers. Iron and coal dealers ingouglmutthe Atlantic and Eastern States. "SINGLE COPIES or ma MINERS' JOURNAL train- Ips obtained every Saturday of William Old denevi, Mlnersville; Mr. Moore, Port Carbon; at the corner of Centre akd Market streets, Pottsville and at the counter of the publication omee. FME, right:T.o,mm LIFE I NS [MANCE AGENCY. 7-Tho aubscriberAs Agent for Fire, Health and Life In surance. Any. information on either of the different branches can be .obtained at the office of the Miners* 7 lournal, where insurances arc effected. 3ournal. Saturday. Morning,, Aprll 28. ITLIE PROTECTIVE POLICY OF TILE COUNTRY! . The people Demand its Itestonittois GRADAWS MAGAZINE.—This favorite Magazine, - for May. Is upon our table. As usual, It is well stored • with a large amount of Interesting reading from sums of the ben authors in the land. It contains several sonerh englavings, among whirh we may nein e the "May Monti on," a splendid mezzotint; slew of "Tor - Oar ., a Melts line engraving; Paris Fashions; Mont , famery House. near New Grimm—the Muse. in ' which Gen. Jackson had his Head Quarters, in Jae vary, 1815, and others. making it a very aniactive per iodical. Published by B. D. Patterson 6: Co. el per year. THE EAGLE FOUNDRY.—It iv ill he seen by ref erence to an advertisement on the first page of the .Thansal, that a company, consisting of Messrs. Wren, have taken the Engle Foundry M this Borough. They are gentlemen of experience in their but lures. and be ing good Methanies, they ail! rot fill to give .tisfac- Bon to all those who entrust work to theircars. - Give them a call. IN ANOTHER part of the paper. eon be found a notice of the npening of the Wyoming Institute—An Academy for preparing young gentlemen fararquirlng the languages and science., to which we invite public attention. A COTiIMUNICATION,reIative to the Cnali rade has been received for notification in the Jaunted. Not ha,. ing any signature we cannot, consistently scab our tale, admit the article HON. JAMES COUPE% has oar thanks Air a copy of the report of Mr. Berrien, of the Judiciary Com mittee, relative to the admission of California into the Union. THE DAILY NEWS bag been enlarged and im greyed. It le a spirited paper. k • THE LATE ELECTIONS. The elections recently held, have re,ulted glo- . rioosly fur the Whig cause. It is true,the result in Connecticut is not 'such as might be desired, but when we take into consideratbin that that was produced by a coalition of the Locos and Free Boiler*, and the apathy of the Whigs, we can we nothing in it to cause regret, eicept it be the loss of two Uongrersmeu and Governoi. Connecticut on the next occasion, will come oui on the right aide. She is Whig. and so ebe will remain. In Rhode Island, the Whigs have carried everything before them. In New York City, Brooklyn, Al bany, Trenton, and other Cities, the Whigs have farried.dreir banner victorious through the fight. Even in Arkansas!, the Whigs gave the Locos a bard run for Governor. So we go. There are good signs. The present - Administration will be upheld by those who desire reform' practised in the Government. , From there indications we are led to believe that the people, regardless of the efforts of the Locolocos to create dissatisfaction, will rally around Old Zack, and 'tend by him like the brave spirits who rallied around him upon Buena Vista's plain. The signs of the time. in. dicate a aucceraeul career to the present dynasty. c-Coming events east their shadows before." CONGRESS. Ina late number of the Journal, we elated that the -Whigs would have a majority in the nest House ' of Representatives. The Cincinnati Atlas, (a whig paper,) gives a list of members already elec ted, amounting to 81 whim, 55 democrat", and 9 independents. Of the independents, it says two will suppdit the administration. Of the members yet to be sleeted there are 1 in Massachusetts, in Rhode Island, 1 in Delaware, 6 in Maryland, in Virginia, 9 in North Caroline, 7 in Alabama, 4in Mississippi,-1 in Louisiana, 11 in Tennessee, 10 in Kentuelty.lo in Indiana, and 5 in Missouri. (says the Atlas,) 36 are whig■, 47 ~.ass democrat•, sod I independent. Tribe returns „ottho members come in as they did before, the . whip will have 117 members—which is four ma• jority.over democrat. and independents. and four . teen m►jovtey over the democrats. As the canvass min et,Mly, there is s strong probability that the whiga wilt tuse 1 in Ilaryland:2 in Virginia, I in yhfisaierippifind:2 in Indiana. In return they will 4140 frobabiye2is Kentucky, and 1 in Louisiana. If they do. they will lase 3 in the aggregate. which: will give them 111 membera_the democrats 116( and- the independents 10..' Two, and. probably more 'of the'lmirpand.enta, will certainly support a Whig speaker; and 44e-whigs may succeed by Iwo majority! This is a elcee calculation ; but it needs no prophecy to know toil will come out very pear the truth." • liiil AN APPRENTICE EILSE. An interesting cue, in which weie involved the! rights and duties emitters and apprentices was I decided in Lancaster a few days ego. The Lan, caster Union, gives the - particulars of the ease, which are ea follower. It is en impornini dec'sion, and puts to rest a teener which bat-tong been in /Alvin.. Jo the Commonwealth vs. Humphrey, (,it appeared that .the defendant wee a house car. penter by trade, .end ordered his apprentice to yaw „end split wood, for tuattashold oar, in no way eon. Peeled with the PIDi. trade,t4'inysteryr which the young man tau bound to learn and the master to teach. Thor apprentice objected to cut the wood • because the axe wan out of order. The toaster -,undertook to enforce his authority by beating the _, boy with a stick—the boy resisted, and afterwards judiotcd the mester,for esssult'and battery. ',Judge Lewis charged the Jury. 1 1..2'11s atarster who takes en .apprentice, for .4,be s pnrpue of instructing him in any particular ,ert,or trod!, ,hu no right to withdraw the time ' .and i etteplipu,of the apprentice from the proper .Irustuma,which Astons is to teach, sod the other Ito.learnl. end that the highly respectable condi. / 101 1.9 f ao *?Allz.sfsec cannot be degraded to the Ac i c;:f of is,p is kat tie ' mere 7111/LT .e /L'bat • rogsteriscaue-carpenter has DO Tight toilrerj, pia egiprpotiert ,to col and split/Ire-wood . ' when suct%mtltiug aOtI splitting of fire-wood hail no connectioßsoilbAVAsto trade or mystery of '',:', )nrklllt'cuPentt?' • - . • • EVA nutting o! the ellizsasod Fayette county , Kentucky„ opposed to the perpetuation of slavery ' bsld a few days eiro,,vrits, addressed by the lion. Rewy eiltY, Ind by 1bgt47471P44740±42610. uL kOCOFOCOS ANtl nEDIOVALS. The c °bite or the Loctdopo putt' with regard to le rebAo . ..ls that:have been made, cannot but hake ekclted a feeling of . ..write on the Part of those who are familiar with the course pursued with regard to the some matter, by the party which is now professing such utter abhorrence at everything in the shapeof• removal. The mpim, that "murder will out," has often been verified. and there are, parboil., periods in the history of parties, when, after pursuing a reckless rind dis honest course, their conduct will be thrown before the world, exhibiting in glowing celors,the incon sirteacy of which such party is guilty. So is it with the great "Democratic" party ; in proof of which we need but refer to the following resat*. Gun, passed by the Lecofoco State Convention, held at Harrisburg, March 4, 1847. Read it: Resolved, That Mc removal from the various offices at Washington, of every opponent of the National .44minialration, or of the Democratic principles and measures, has long been called for and is alike demanded by the voice of the Demo cratic party and the best interests of the country and ought not to be longer postponed or delayed After passing and endorsing each a resolution, expressive of the sentiments of the so called De mocratic party, upon this 'abject, is it not aston ishing with this thing yet fresh in the memory of the people, that they us found crying'out at the, top of their hinge, °proscription." Their course I upon this subject is in perfect accordance with sir proceedings upon other matters—equally as XlOO ,25 0 300 500 000 3 00 inconsistent—showing to what a degree of party spirit human beings are capable of being elevated. But all the howls and groans of the locofocos cannot intimidate the President. His duty is a plain one. The people, in electtng him, willed, in the majesty of their power', that a regeneration should take place in the affairs of government They had seen the corruption which existed— they were aware or the peculation in some instan• ces practiced—they saw-that they were affecting the welfare of the Country, and with all this sta.' ring them in the face, they Gen. Taylor in B. DANNAN power, krooring him to be en Scineot end foithfu sertiatitosbn . would not, in in, instance, evade the retponsibilities of bis station ; and in so diiing they.decisted, in bingune not to be misunder— stood, that the Locofoco party had ruled the Coun try long enough, and the last day for it and al: its hengemon had come. Tho President, then, is only fulfilling the wishre of his countrymen in this matter. Let nothing intimidate him. Letilt. lice be his aim, and no one will find fault. THE LIQUIDATION OF. THE STATE . DEBT. Through the dark cloud which is hanging over our State, a bright ray of hope is appearigg. The annual State 'debt under which we have been laboring for a number of years, the interest of of which has taken all the money that could be raised L'Y the State, is being put under way pf riquidatinti.' An act creating a Sinkink Fund for the above purpose, passed the hot Legislature The Etna section of this Act, set. apart a specific fund to purchase bonds; the second section provides that all revenue derived from the following sources, to wit :' the taxes on collateral inheritances, and the per-centage assessed upon any bank or railroad, or coal mining, or railroad and coal mining or im provement company charter, all taxes assessed on distilleries and breweries, on billiard.roonts, bowl ' tog ealoontrand ten pin alleys, on new. counties, on theatrical, circus and menagerie exhibitions, and on eating houses, beer houses and restaurants, and all such revenues as the legislature may from time to time set apart for tbe purposes mentioned in this act, shall, so soon es the same shall be re• ceived at the Treasury, be 'paid over to the said Commissioners, who shall forthwith • proceed to purchase the debts of the Commonwealth, on the 1 terms and for the purposes set forth in the first section of the act. 1 The tax derived from the above and other articles of taxation, will amount to upwards of 5200,000, which is to be appropriated towards the Sinking Fond. It will of course require some time tt accomplish the object, but the thing ondiatted, there will be a hope that upon some day, though distant it be, of relieving the citizens of this State from the great tax under whisn they have been laboring, and,provent us from entailing upon our posterity a debt the payment of which would eh anb all their earnings, This act, it muat.be re membered, was passed under a wbig administra tion, and shows the people, that when they are in power, the interests of the good old Keystone will be faithfully guarded. Other measures of an equally.importaut character have been enacted by the same Legislature, the oiled of which is the promotieu of the public good. Let the Voters of Pennsylvania remember,these thinget THE ADMINISTRATION-ITS ASSAIL. The Administration of Gen. Taylor, from its ea' mmeneement, has been the object of moult by the Locofoco press. Yet, there appears to be no thing which could give rise to such conduct ; no. thing on the part of the President has been trans acted which renders such abuse necessary : the public welfare has not been disregarded, nor, in. deed, has he done anything since his inauguration which could palliate for the abuse which is now. being poured upon him. The cause is plain : Their evident object is to poison the public mind, if possible, in order easily to injure the popularity of the Admnistaation, -abeam its acts be good or bad. Their hearts desire is to destroy Taylor's popularity. He has ever been an eyesore to them. This has been the object of the Loeofuco party, the banger.-on of the late Administration, ever arnce Gen Taylor's first actions in Mexico.- From that moment and after, when they saw a young Hercules was arising, who would one day over. throwhis master, they. found fault with the great er part of his actions And, at a later period of the war, this same party attempted to pass a vote of censure upon the gallant Herolor the Capitula tion of Monterey. Yes, instead of passing a vote of thanks, to which, by his gallant, humane, end patriotic conduct upon that occasion, he was en- I titled, the Locofecos of the House did all in their power to bring a stain upon the character of Gen ; ' Taylor, notwithstanding his valor had saved our Country, at the outbreak of the war, from disuse' by defeat ; notwithstanding that at a moment,when he war entirely surrounded by the enemy, and when everybody expected defeat, be aroused the drooping spirits of his brave men, who, with their General at their bead, procured a victory, such as mule every American heart beat with joy for the victory. and pride for the gallantry of her son S— . Is, therefore not astonishing that the party which attempted to bring disgrace upon Gen. Taylor by a vote of censure from Congress, and who also attempted to pass a bill appointing a Lieutenant General, superceding Gen. Taylor, and eli this done, too, while Taylor MIS in Mex ico, battliOg through an unconstitutional war, into which we were plunged by the Polk party, cover ed with scars which be bad received in the service of the governmelt. These things here nothing in the estimation of that party. Their attempts were useless then—they will be useless still— They will effect nothing, but, as on other/raw lions, will recoil on thenasePris, and if any injury is done it will be to those whose baseness prompt. them, without cause, to assail the President and thia.Cabinet. , . . . Uri:al!mad from—We understand that the Montour Iron Company are about starting their . extensive works at Danville, for the manntamore of radioed intxt. : CX>fillitON : SCll.ooL CONVENTION--In into they dplticiin we publish an advertisement:calling a Con - Seinen orate Citizens of this County.-to be held in this Sorouga. for the purpose of appointing deie gates to represent them in the. National Convention, :whichwill assemble in Philadelphia, in Anintat next. The of feet of the Cotiventwo to ono of the moat prpisewordiy character, and should enlist the feelings of all who desire to see the standard of public schools elevated. Indeed, in a Replbliesu Country, the pro. motion of.this system if education .bottles be the pa_ remount object of all. dispensing. as it does. the ben efits of education upon all, and its advantages. if pro perly appreciated by the masses, will have a tendency of placing all Tenons upon an equal footing in an in tellectual point. The 'humblest of .oarlynotha can receive as educatitiiiin these schools, which Will prepare, him for any station in life; and when the Proper foundation is laid inlhese' plates, and atten tion is afterwards paid to the proper cultivation of the mind; the 'most beautiful reatilti -ofieniiiries result therefrom. The - onneipsi requisite in this Country is education. Without it. a man hi nothing—with he is much, and in this land, where no nobility is known but 'that of the mind, for the educated man. whether he has received his learning in the Common School or College; high honors are in store.— S'ome of the leading men of the land, whose names have been sounded far and wide. have received their education in CommOnAchools, and these ore but be ginnings of this system. In o n e State, too, this sys tem has worked Most beneficially. and short as the time is, since its adoption, it has accomplished a vast amount of good in preparing young men, who, unable, in consequence of limited - means, sought the Public Schools, in which they acquired all the neces sary branches of education. for any nation in life.— Let the Comity Convention, then, be well attended, and delegates who properly orrderstand the subject be appointed. AMUSEIHENTS.—Our Borough for the last ten days has had an abundance' of amusements. First on hand, was Gen. TOM Thumb, who attracted da ring his stay. large audiences, whom he appeared to amuse and entertain in a very pleasing manner.. The General is, indeed quite a curiosity. and when we take into consideration hie several performancetsuch as statuary. jut sonifications of Napoleon and Freder ick the Great. bin &c.. we need not at all' wonder that , he draws crowds to see him wherever he goes. lie is but 98 isehes in height.l7 years old, with the apitaarance of a man of foil growth. lie was accompanied by 'his pretty equipage. presented to him by Queen Victoria. consisting of a very hand. some little carnage and two ponies, of a size to cop respond with the carriage,which.as it vrai drawn threi'. the streeti,creatod quite an excitement among the young folks, who followed it in large numbers. The General. after doing a good Iminess, loft our Bolo' for Reading. 'Then came Howes di Co's United Shites Circus, which performed in this Borough, on Wednesday aft ternoon and evening list, to lArgeadliences. TIIE LOOMIS FAMILY have given several ea• hibitions in Magnetism and Clairvosanees 4-c. in thin Borough daring this week. Some of their feats in Clairvoyance' are of a startling character, which. while they amuse and Interco the audience. are so astounding. that they or at least a portion of them. are so completely confounded that they are lea to think there is some reality and no deception in the science. The Clairvoyant feats consist of rnttiing Mira Martha. 'Mrs. I.oloMilVll'dzugher, in a mein:term state; after which her eyes are bandaged by a Committee, selee 'led by the audience, in such a manner as to make it impossible in the estimation of me committ e. for her to see. Being in a rrjpmerie state, and her eyes completely bandamtrAects, consisting of waitron things. are placed before her, all of which she ap pears to describs with alroustLas much case as would person whose eyes had no covering. These featirshave excited the curiosity of a portion of the citizens, some of whom, haie been converted to the an ;cone. While we appear to doubt the reality of the matter, we must say that the affair in performed in such manner, as to cenlaund at times, the most philosophical. • MR. COLLINS. the celebrated Irish Commediari. and Vocalist. whose unequalled delineatioo, el the Irish c!..aracier. humorous anecdotes, and incorapara • ble Vnca' powers have delighted thousands at a single entertainment and have cliched the applause of al.- entire Press throughout the Union. will give two of his delightful entertainments in this place, on this and Monday evenings, presenting to those of our ,citizens who have not heard him, an opportunity which they and all lovers of Music should lake ad vantage of. The "WidoW Machree" alone,as sung an character by Mr. C., is worth ten times the price of Admission. The nOvertilcment Ma be found in the proper place,.. CALIFORNIA EIIIGRANTS.-1 correspondent of the St. Louis “Republican." writing from lode pendence, Mo.. gives a long account of the situ.tion and prospects of thnie Cnmpanies from Pennsylva nia. congregated then at Independence and St . Jo seph's. They are all well and in goad spittle. Among the companies noticed by him. we observe that of the forth company, which is from Schuylkill Co., and composed of C. S. Cockhill, Thomas Small, Robert John, H. L. Rind, and Jenkins. . _ They have one wagon. a mule team, carry four hundred pounds provisions (or each man, and go as ■ joint cock company. THE WEATHER,—The weather for tho last few days haa been truly lovely. Spring has come: every thing is assuming a cheerful aspect. Some of the trees are blooming with blossoms—the birds singing sweetly, the farmer is busy at work, and everything around indicates that the "better thus has come." - Mil Local NtW3. FOBBERY.—A crate in front of linntzinger's gore in this place, containing a somber of articles. was broken open on Suarday night - last. and harfa dozen Tamps stolen therefrom by some one who was prowl ing about town, evidently with the design ofrobbing. IN CONSEQUENCE oithe abolition of the tia law. the ''grand" trainirrge, indulged in heretofore, will bare to be dispensed with. Is pursuance of the new' law. the Adjutant G miss I bit requested all the Brigade laspector to countermand their orders. FOR CALIFORNIA:—We observe, s w i ng t he 1101:13C11 of those t hat !ailed for Si. Francisco in the! barque Warwick. on Saturday last. tram Philadelphia. that of Isaac B. Levin, formerly of this County. $ ALE OF MARKET STALLS—The MIN of the Market House. to this Borough. will be sold to day, by the Clerk of the Muket .at public sale.— All those who desire to procure 031111 should make it an oldect to attend. AGAIN cos FIRE-31m mountain below this Borough was ban i . ng on 'Wednesday evening tast.— The fire alit ran along the mountain. sending forth it* spark; presented quite a pretty appearance. Some damage done, we emanate . BOROUGH ELECTION —A meeting of the chi. suns of Pottsville will be held at Mortimer'. Hotel. on Tuesday evening oast. for the purpose of nonsitow [tag a Borough ticket. PARADE.—The National Light Infantry, of this Bannigh, will tirade on the 7th of nett month. They will also practice target firing. Tex SLIT STATis SENATE—The Pennsylvania Senate. as our readers are Sware, is composed of thirty three members, ono 48ird of whom are elec ted annually toe the term of three years. Of the present inembere, 20 are Whigs, and 13 Loco. focus ; and of the 11 whose term of mike expires in October next, 7 are Whigs sod 4 Locofocos, leaving 13 Wbtge and 9 Loeotocos holding over, end requiring the Whigs to elect 4 Senators at the nett election to retain a majority in the body. Of the eleven distriCts to elect nest fall, but three gent Whig majorities at the last October election, and the Senate must therefore have a Locnt,co ma jority, unless the Whigs shall elect a Senator in some of the other district., in which Whig Sena torswere elected in .1846. and we believe indeed that they can succeed in moat, if not all of the dis- trims in which they were then euccessfol, if they will but make the effort. Ao effort is all that is nciesaary on the put of thelWhige, end by prop; erly disseminating the troth. end exposing the:- fallacy of the Lovelace policy in those districts we may lamed in electing Whigs, -- thereby ciaintainirg the wbig majority in the State Senate acj. Hon. John Wentworth, of Moths has soyouheie hithselts estufidslifor the U; B.43en ate, to fill the seamy istuedibj the irjsetioa o Cho. Shield's olsissi• . THE FREE SOIX. PARTY Whatever may be the roothies'aiddcb govern the' rank end 'file of thei Free Boil patty. recent events have rendered it clearly tiebletirlhit the leaders thereof beta no other motive in &envying their present portion than a desire to acquire stall ctenfetrength to make their Sill wiirtlitio offer.— An exchange paper well remarks that they _ - make great professions of friendship for the 'Wilmot Proviso ; yet in'Obio we and them coalescing with the known enemies of the Wilmot Proviso for a price—baying and selling legislative votes ow if they - Isere as marketable as fat beef." In Con necticut they have ben voting for Cu. men in I exchange for a lift-fur a local candidate' here and there they had placed in nomination I. and in this way they base generally conducted since their first grand ..demonstration" in favor of a Nothern man with Southern principles—Martin Van Bu ren—for President. Sich a party must be short lived. Practically denying the principles which gave rise to Me' eiiitence. it must, ere long. sink into insignificance and contempt. Hut, it msy ba asked, do you mean to say that the glorious Ff.ll Soil principle will be abandon edl Not at all. The Whigs of the North ire II Free Soil men, and the position they have as sumed in friar of it has a higher purpose than the promotion of mete selfish lichemea. They contend for Free Boil now as they contended for the right of petition and the freedom of speech years sinco—because they b.lieved it to be right. They will stand by' the Free. Soil principle and carry it forward to a complete triumph. let who will favor, let who will oppose it, At the same time it will be, as it ever has been. their policy to let Slavery alone where it constitutionally exist►. depending upon the growing power of the Anti Slavery sentiment in -the Siiuth for the ultimate wiping out of this stein fronitheD3llon2i eveutch. eon, and directing their exertions. to the single end of preventing its spread ' Over foil now See. RIISIIINO INTO 41RITIN.1, Mr. DavidThomas...a gentleman or Mitch expevi;• ewe is the business or coanefeeteuing iron." has lear ed the well•knovri Pioneer Iron Watts in Pottsville which will be put it. operation MS very short time. —(Pinssresanini. Not a rush ink, hut rather an ~ eacypafrom ruin, Mr. renrisyfirinsion. The effects of the bill of 1846, closed, up this establishaient;.and eon would touch it until ray of hope dawned Upon the Uountry,in the election of Gen. rotor. nr.Vhoreas, the lesser, is a gentleman of much esperience, and would not touch the concern until he wu satisfied abet Gen. Taylor was in favor of a lequate protective and specific duties, end will esert all proper influence in favor of effecting such a bernficial change in our revenue laws: It ie,in reality. a rushing out of 4•ruin!" 211 Sotto of 3t.ini. a'• Father Mathew is sojourning for some days in Dablin, making preparations for his trip Amcriea. He intends to sail from Liverpool. 'try the ship New World, et toe end of April. He succeeded s . short time since to the Castle Like distillery, a very valuable property ; but sooner than hare it employed in making whisky. pie broke up the concern at considerable loss to self, letting part of it as a corn mill. His hen . is quite restored. t Wisconsin Bankrupt.—The Milwaukee Sentinel informs us that the treasury of Wiscon sin is so palpably'empty that the members of the. late Legislature either went home without any Money or had to stand a heavy shave on their warrants. The counties are delinquent to the amount of over $19.000. treasury is about $25,000 arras! Office for portahle po4 office of wood. the Wa.htneton Whig says has been constructed, containing piAeon holes for levers, and places for books, 4-c to be conveyed Celdurnie. it j 6 mot, than ten eet in length and five in height, This office is to be set up wherever it may ho convenient, and stated u eireumgrricel ouy direct. 'lave, Jeatotiay, and a bole in a Jacket.— A negro woman named Helen. the property of the 8en,1 3 B Hopper, is now confined in the .141 at Centreville, (%hi,) for Griug a instal at her "admirer,' because of his atter.ti.m. to another of the ebony "fair sec," . whereby his feelings were considerably hurt—and a hole made through the back of hie jacket. • [ Making Axiom—The medical colleges of the United :Stater now turn out nearly e thou sand new physician's every year. There are forty of these institution* in the c9untry—.some of them have but two • or three professore, and are located to obscure villages, without the means of imparting necessary clinical inatruction etu• dents. IV'The National Monument, so the Father of his Country, at Washington, had ha foundation completed on Friday last, and the laying of the marble of the stupendous column has already coin• inenced. According to the Inielligeneer, the mighty structure as • mewl substantial and work., manlike basis. • .I...V"The Coil of the California. Gold —A statistical writer has estimated that the emigration, outfit, and labor of twenty thousand emigrants to California, for one year, will coot the United States $22.000.000, which stun must be received in return for expenditute, before the profits can commence. U , Some of the Paris letter writers say that Louis Napoleon exhibits a sad and thotightful ap pearance, and attributes it to •the caprices of one who seeks to rule the country through his means, and who maintains the modest pretension of com pelling all things to yield to her despotic away." Who is referred to! rrDeath of one of Marion's isen.—The Charleston papers announce the decease of .Prtur eis Grottier de Liesseline, a native of that State, and one of Marion's brigade in his partizan warfare during the revolution. fie entered the army at the age 01 fourteen and was iftstinguished for his bravery. t rj-The Belt of the Earldom of Augus, a title of the anntlese family, hes been discovered to he an old gardener at Capetown, who-ealls himself Datgliesh. The Queen means to give him the earldom, and its income of .C 30,000 a year. Com tunable. Ur Daring Wghway Roberry.--to Dorton,on Tuesday night a w.eh, William W. Harris, on bts way from Maim:try. to Milton, was way laid by thre boys. apparently from sixteen to twenty years of age, who laid him senseless by Wows from a club, and then robbed him. • F.rost and Snow of last week' Wade sad work with the cotton, wheat and corn crops, and alsothaffruits-and vegetables, in middle and upper Georgia and Alabama. Half to three - quarters of the cotton wee up, and there is little seed to plant. Wilfarrathusefla.—The Joint Standing Uorn mimeo of the Massachusetts Legislature have re ported acts of incorporation for the construction of fourteen new railroads in that Shoo—genera* short roads."—involvnig a cost of $2,8701)00. LV"The Cholera in Paris.—The posteript to the Paris letter in the Courier des Etats Unto. announces that on' the fish instant, there were a number of deaths front Cholera among the re vet sentstwee of the FreuchAssembly. I Emancipation in Miatauri.—The St. Louis New Era, speaking of the progress of anti 44vety sentiment to the slave Suttee says: "In our own State there can remain no doubt but what this great question ut gradual etaincipation or slavery will soon be made. and will have to be met. There is a man in Grant county. Kentucky, who is en very miserly, that whenever be seeds his negro servant down unto the cellar for apples, be makes him whistle ell the wry down to the apple bog. and back, to preient,biro from eating any Of the fruit. Fact. rtrSintenced.—John Philips who was con victed of the larceny of a traqt of mild from • dray in front of the United States Mint, was, on Sat urday, sentenced to an imprisonment of there years in the Eutain Penitentiary. yr Lit& Lehigh.—The annual agricultural 'sports of Lehigh county, are estimated at $600,, 000, and the oisoufactuto of pig ipm at 676,000. ions. Criforried.-431en Leslie Combo, of Kentucky the Warm hearted and attached Wad of Henry Val, was married, on the 13th inat, to Alio mon E. lillsoof C'ocribvied. A. t, A STET KILLED BY HER HUSBAND• On Baturday.•7th instant, Mrs. Robert Lintel' was Stabbed in the house of her sister, Mrs. Eliza Bensinger, Nevir t Orleans. andAfed on Sunday morning, about twelve hours after receiving the wound. The victim in this Mysterious affair, wasc beautiful young woman, not over 17 years of age. The motives assigned to the hu s aband for the eummi,sion•of the deed areaway, but as they are all traceable to • conjecture, we forbear men tioning them. The scouted. who is a carpenter by trade, and a very revertable looking young man, about 28 or 90 years of ego, was arrested early on Sunday afternoon. M'Mr.'.l.. W. Panes, a hitherto respected merchant of Nets Mean+, has shstonded, leaving, his creditors minus $3(1.000 &We were l•wking Jur the latest report upon gentlemsn's.tashions lately; s New York house says -.there is not mach .change 'in geuilemen's pants this month!" Very likely. ' We jlad the following piece of impudence in s New York paper. viz: "Young ladies sbould never object to being kisead by editors, they should make army allow nice for the freedom of the press" Mr. Editor— In looking over your advertising columns I am pleas ed to see the Philadelphia Merchants extending their invitattons to our 'citizens. showing the importance they attach to the cusaim of a rich neighborhood like oars. • • Awing them I tinder one that pleases me tint only as an evidence of the good judgment of the gentlemen, but also in the hope that our fellow-citizens wilt avail themselves of the Invitation given, to call upon the [Muse in questim,—l allude in the toren and elegant establishment of Mehra. Tyndale & Mitchell. of Chestnut Street, the 'China, Giese and Clacensware stnre of Sheeny If not of the Union. The sabscribe7, like many othats, was for a long time impressed- with the-ides that Chestnut street mass of comae be a dear street, but a late visit to the city has quite undeceived me. and I hasp no hesitation is roving that ponds can be bought as low nn thnt street as on any other 1 andespecially at the house of Tyndale tr. Mitchell,l believe that - Chins, Glass, or Queeneware can-be purchased from a much larger and morclksblonxere stock, and at an low rates, es from any other horse In the city. This .13 hut . justice to Messrs. Tyndale & Mitchell, -acid to my fequw-cltlgens of Pottsville escially. CpeOUNTRY - . CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR 7HE JOURNAL. Wheat Flour, bbl. $5 50 Dr'd Peaches pat'd. 300 Rye do do 450 do , do unpar'd. 175 Wheat, bosh. 1 ID Dr'd Apples, parl. .75 Rio. do '7s 1 Egos an. 10 • czn, •do . " 56 Butter, IL 15 Oats, do' 40 Bacon - . . OS Potatoes, do 50 I llama. . ' 10 Timothy Seed, '2 50 May, ton, ' 15 00 Clover do 350 I Plaster. • 600 PUBLIC MEETING.—To the chlgene or Potts vine. Independent of up or down town Cliquey. A Poblic Meeting will be-held of Mortimer's Hotel, on Tuesday Evening, May Ist, PM. at 7 o'clock, (or the purpooe or forming a Borough Ticket to represent each Ward fatly and equally. ' MANY CITIZENS. pAp NATIONAL LIGHT INFANTRY, will meet at k5 - ' their Armory for Turret practice. on Monday, 7th of May, at 81 o'clock, A. L. In winter uniform.. By order of H. 'LORD, 0. S. AN ELECTION for officers of the Coal Aliso -1.. elation of Schuylkill CO. will be held to day (Bat urday 28th.) ot o'clock, P.M. at the AUMIMI House. gpep V.S.`. COMMON SCHOOL CONVENTION— Kr" The nndersigned, citizens of Schuylkill County. believinglhat much good may result from the propo sed' National Conventio,n of Hit Friends of Common Schools, to be held in the City of Philadelphia, on Wednea day, the 112dday of August. nezt,at 10 o'clock A. M., "for the promotion of this paramount interest of our Republican Institutions." respectfully invite their fellow CiliZeilltn meet in County Conventlno, at the Town Hall, In the 21orcugh of Policy ilte, on Wed nesday the Fotirth day of July nest,nt three o'clock In the afternoon, for the purpose of choosing Delegates to represeut our county in the proposed National Convention. Strange N rainier, C Fever Jackson, Robert M Palmer, , Thomas Foster, Deoj)min Bartholomew, Crosby W Elijah Ifainrna,r, Wm Mortimer; hn Clayton. Daniel Hitt, John C Lessig, Slllyinan, Samuel Thompson, Bard Patterson, Thomas C Pollak, David I) Lewis Win Fox, John Roth, Ane.s Lewin. . John Merinn,jr. John S C B Traylor. John II Adam, SI Bone, Dan el limb', The deficiency in the PREACIIING—REV. R. GIiACDY, oC the S• Er/ sociate Reformed Presbyterian. nr SeeesSinn Church. Chatnbersbura. will preach, Or Lurd Per mits) mOrnihe and afternoon or Sehhatti neat. to Thumps •n's Hall. on the cornet .. .9f Merkel and Second Streets. third stary. In these pervices the Psalms of David or the Scripture reallisa.'Aitil be used esclusive ly. • The public, and particularly our Scotch awl kith Presbywran friends. who Lave been accnstomrd to be use of the Scrtpture Psnlires,, to their native land, are very respectfully invited; inasmuch as these cervices will be conti n ued with a view in turzanlv.e a congrega• Whin or the above character au this • THE PROTEs PANT EPISCuPAL CilUitell. —The fnllovtoF Resolution hors been passed by the Vestry of Trinity Church, Pottsville. Reset red. That in consideration of thestons contritm led and to be contributed as donation* to the erection and rurnishing or . the church edifice: the vestry do hereby ant apart, and aportapriale FIFTY EIGHT PEWS, which shall be, and remaiefert fitrall persons who may desire In worship in the Church. 7hcile ' pews are located as tot lows:, IN TILE CENTRE AISI.E, North side, No. 111, 119, 127, 135. lit. 151, 159. South side, No. 112, 120, 128, 138. 141. 159, IV. IN THE NORTH AISLE. North side, No. 1,7, 13,19. 25, 31, 37, 47, 51, 53 54, 35. South side, No. 2,8, 14, 20.26. 32. 28, 41, 50, 53, IN TILE SOUTH AISLE. 'South side, No. 56.57, 59,60, 74,80, 86 98, 101. ID. North side, No. 59, 67, 73, 70. 85, 01, 27, 1( 7 3, 109. DIVINE SFRVICE Is held in the Church every Sun day. Morning Seethe commences a: 10/ o'clock. Africans Service coo mences at 4 o'clock. And even- Ingservice, on the first Sunday of every month. legs TRINITY CHURCH CEMETERY, AT MOUNT LAUREL.—The Vestry of Trinity Church, Potts ville, we now ready to cell burial Intl and graves in that large and beautiful plot of ground. near the junction of Market Street and the tlllaenvllie Road, which they have lately euclosed and late out for aCemetery. Ap- Pileatian for Minor single graves be made to AN- DREW RUSSEL. Esq.. Treasurerm y or the Church. at whose odic° onblobantonito Street. a plan of the Ceme tery can ha awn. or Edward Owen Parry, Esq., Centre,Street. je., UNIVERSALIST 0111.111CIL—Services are held tY In the 2d story of Stichter'a Newtloll. every Sab— bath morning ■ad evening at the usual hours 1t... IL K. BRUSH. of Lezeroe County. Pastor. The public are respectfully Invited to attend. COMMON COLD AND CODOII.—It should be re membered tha a cough la an evidence that some irn tartly Is lodged to the lungs, which. If not syndily re moved. will so Imitate then delicate organ. as anon er or later to brig on iailactstiva of tha taw.gs—a form or disease which we all know to the high toad to con sumption. Iprizat's ladiaa regetails Pill. are a most delight ful Medicine for cat rylng on' a vlld, because they ex pel (rani the system all morbid and corrupt humors (the cause of every; kind of disease) In as easy and natural manse;., Fouror live of Wright's Indian Vege table Pills tatten every night on going to bed, will in a short time remove the most obstinate coil—at the same time Ike digestive organ, b restored to a healthy tone, and the blood completely {winded, THE GREAT MEDICINE or THU DAY: DOCTOR Town/Unites $3 meuicine has the peculiar fortuite of being recommended and prescribed by the moot respectable physicians of the country•, and uniy requires a trial to bringit Into general use. It is put up in quart bottles, and Is six times cheapvr than anyother preparation- Doct. Tourasead fa a physician of great reputation In Albany. N. 'Land the Phystcians generally In that city prescribe it in their pricriso The following is a certificate from some of then,: • OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.' Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Physicians In different peruser the Union. This is to certify that we, the undersigned Physicians o the city se Albany bane in numare's cases prise ri bedDr.Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and we believe it to be one of tbe moat valuable preparations of the Safes dartila Is the samitet. IL H. - PULING. M. D. 7. WILSON, N. D. D. P. BRIGGS, M. D. P. E. ELMENDOiIF, M. 1). Albany, Aprlll,l6o. Dr. Seymour, the writer of the foltrecring.ll one of he oldest and most respectable Physicians in Coon. . Hanford,' Ct.„ May 21,1816. Dr. TOWNe . E . ID.....Deaf Sir: "Townsend's Saran paella" finds a ready sale In Hanford—is highly es teemed by all ivho have made use of It, and we have Leeson to believe its good Qualities will be dotty appre ciated by a discerning public. f have dally calls for it,. and tve tan will be remunerated for your exertioas to render service to the aßicted. "I am sir, your obedient servals% , HARVEY SEYMOUR.- M. D. 17,0" The ba oats] Agency Cur the mile of the Sarsa parilla Is at Bannan's Bookstore Pottsville, where Drug. gists and others can be supplit dwiteleinia at the Matte farturers prices. It la also Tot sale in Pottsville at John 17. Clemens & Panda's, and lolut ft.' C. Martin's Drog Storrs -E. J. Fry. Tamaqua: J. W. Gibbs, Oro cola, and J. EL Palle. blinersville C. Trolley. lrivissbnra Henry Sbisslcr. S. M. Hampton. .and W. 1.. Heisler, Port Carbon; Paul Barr, Pinegrovet. J. C. C. Hughes, Pottsville. 16. See adssrrhement in another column &circular containing ego number of certificates hem Physi cians and °that can be examined at flannin's. torc.Prica $1 per bottle. or 6 Bottled for Lb. BEWAttE OP COUNTERPEITS.—PeoIves Conn. forfeit Detector, end United States Money Exporter, be beet in tb Unrtet Soon; containing he simile ogravlnvi of all the Gold, Silver; and Copper eclat lii irculation with their valve attached': eorreeted month try. No mercbantor dater onglino bo without it; OS Persons enclosing one - dollar to the subscriber wfilheve the Oeteelevinalled r otenthly one year Other [For, ibo Miners' Journal.) POTTSVILLE MARKETS E T Taylor. A R `Mute, F W ilurhes, J IV Cake, C W Pitman, 'Pe!err Modey, Danil 1 Larer:. RELIGIODS NCITIOES RTISER. NOTICES OTIOEr—ESTATE OF, CHRISTIAN GOLD 1.11 MAN.deseased—letters or Administration on the estate or Christian Goldman. late or Ttemont Town ship, deceased. having been granted to the subscr:ber in said Township, notice is hereby. given to all per sons indebted to deceased, to call and make settlement with the subscriber without delay, and those having claims, will present them properly antheoticated for settlement. -THOMPSON A. GODFREY. Tremoin, April, 29. - 19-21) Administrator. NOTICE.—The subscriber having been appoint ed.Superinteudent of the Pottsville Water Com pany, and collector of the water Rent, would reaper-- rally request those Indebted to the Company to, call and settle their accounts. Once. Beatty's flow, Nerweginn Street. aptd'4W—iS-tf) li. M. NEWMAN. rt,OTICE.—PUELIC SALE of Market Stella -12 will be sold at public sale, on Saturday...the Rath day of April. at 2 o'clock P. K., at the Market Hoare. in the Borough of Pottsville, the Stalls of the said Market Mune. Terms made known On the day of sale. b 2 . WILLIAM Lk:11E11. AprU 21. 1140 (Belk of the Market. • OTICE..—POTTRXILLC WATER co.—The mcstuudersof t he Pott sell& Water Company. are hereby - notified, that an etc( Con will be held et the house it Monti:note & Brnther,on Monday the lith day of May, 1844 between the hours of 3 and S P. M.. for lb/impose of electing nine managers. to conduct the bustnesi,of the COM paiy for the ensiling year. April2l; 17-3 D ' A. Rlit?SEI. President, 11;OTICE.—NOTICE IS HEREBY Giveod that 111 Charles Witman has been appointed by the Or phsn'a Connor - Schuylkill County, Auditor, to audit. resettle and restive the administration accounts of Peter McHoe, Administrator of the estate of JERE MIAH MeHOE, deceased, and that he will be in at tendance at hit Wee, on the 15th day of May at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for said purpose, when and where ail those In any manner interested. can and may attend. CHARLES WITMAN, Auditor. Orwigsburg,Pthiii IS4Sh ' 17—It DE6301.Et10.5 1 CAT IFAILTNELASIIIP.— The partnership hortofere gristing between the subscriber,. trading under the tirm. of HENDRICK'S.] JONES & BIRKB ECK. Wagon the Istor Jen= 7.1319,1 dissolved by, norteni consent. The builness wilt be continned , by Jonas & Birkbeek. who areautherized to. .Ogle the business of the !at JOHN lIENDRICErs w ROWLAND JONES. VIIOSIAS IDREDECE. 17-Imo Tnmaigna. April 21. 1242 DISSOLUTION.-LTbe l'artnerehlp beret orore .1-. 1 existing between ELIAS & JOHN D ZIELEACII, was di•enlred by mutual cnoeenq on the I , tbday of, April lint; all tterront indebted to the said firm. and thmie basing claim, against it, are requested w cad on J. E. Ziebach, between ibis and t be UWE blay' pen, to settle the nine. JOHN B. ZIEECACII, ELIAS ZIEBACH. The undersigned hereby returns his lincere thanks to the citizens of Tremont and the public to general: for the liberal encouragement In his business, and makes knnwn at the same Om% that he BM xonuntma at hie old stem! in Tremont; to carry on the Tailoring Amines. in all its various branches. His work in re• gard to beauty, durability and cheapness, renal be exceeded by any other 1n the County: be will also 0 far his retnaluing stock of Ready blade Clothing at Coat. JOHN B. ZICBACIL Tremont, April 21, l2-32* • OTICE.—WHEREAS MY WIFE. MARY ED- O! WkRDS, ha. left my bed and,board withoneany just cause ; I hereby caution all persons Dot to wool her on my account, as I will JEN ay KIN ED no* debts o W f her con. Ratting. ARD A ciril - oTck .- NvriierhavitooCOAfLG O b P e E s R w AT o OR ve S s . on Th ei e ch u kill yi newly planked, Is desirous of waking on rirrange ment to receive and ship Cnal—pr to reef-teen firsarate article to be sold on commission.. Rcfri cocci furnish ed and required. .1. C. PRICE. Cor. 12th & Willow sit.. Phila. SUERIFFALTY. — To the FREE and . INDE PEN DENT Voters of Schoylkdi County! Having been encouraged by numerous friends thro , oot the County. I most respectfully offer myself as a candidate for the office of SHERIFF. at the ensiling General Election. Should I prove so fortunate as to receive a majority of your votes, it shall be my con= otant aim to discharge the ditties of the office with fi delity and impartiality. Your fellow citizen, Apr7-I5) N. M. WILSON. Pottsville. N — -- OTICE—IB HEREBY GIVEN, TO all persona interested in the estate late of WILLIAM of the city of Reading, Berke Countv, leceased. that the undersigned are the Ekeeu tors ufsald Estate—and those hn v inn claims upon :aid estate are to pres e nt them (or adjudication—and those persons indebtrd for Lime, Book account, Notes. Bands, or otherwise, will please make payment without further delay, to enable the at. fairs of the said estate to be brought to a cline. WILLIA ERMENTRORT, M. S. RICH ARRA. Executors of said Estate. Inch 31 14-60 OTICEs—The sabserihers bale been appointed .1 , 1 agents Incline mile of lianisoo's Copying Preas and Metallic Damning Tablet, a tints sock:, haws sa, ing and mosey baring machine, a sample of which may be seen at the Y.nrls : 4 intre ; all orders for the above presses ,which ate warranted to give entire satisfaction will be promptly attended tn. March IT lg-] E. YARDLEY ..Sr. SON. OTICE.—ALL PERSONS KNOWING rinim. SELVES Indebted to the late then of LONG & IACK: 4 ON, are most ream:tinily requested to coil upon the snb-criber between this and the first of April nekt and make payment.; and all persons having claims against the late firm will please present them for set. tlement. JACOB M. LONG, Illarch 10, 1810. 11-lf D _ ISSOLUTION-TIIE PARTNERSHIP HERE TOFORE existing between the undersigned in the Tin'and Stove business & JACKSON il, Ins, In Pottsvle, and trading in the name of LONG bsen this day dissolved by the withdrawal or C. P. Jackstin The business nil be crintiniled by Jacob M. Lang. and the debts dimity oho late bon tt ill he nettled up by boo' lit accordance 4ith the k nuts of dissolution. s JACOB M. LONG, Macchia, ' : C F. JACKSON. + 4 , OTICE.—THOMAS FOSTER & Co., HAVE • " REMOVED their stock of Boots and Shnes to the new store on the corner of Centre and Market Streets, where the !motile:4s will in !inure he carried on upon the eas-b prim title Thankful to their fri , sido and the [midis to general for past favors. they hope, by mans, ging their bustnew in future titan the only correct hi st., (Viz.. cash pay DICIIIS; to afford to their rust Jitters goods upon ouch , rea.ormble terum as will ensure to them a liberal . patronage *PIT t—Alt persons Indebtr to the undersign ed are requested become forward and settle their assets no our new business arrangements will require tis to discontinue and urgethe pnitnpt Payment mf the same. 'FehT743j •• TOOMAS FOSTER & Co. OTICIate—SCIIIiYLRILL NAVIGATION CARS —The Schuylkill Novigaeints Company, haring sometime since, assigned all their Railroad Cars, con, manly known as the Yellow Cars" to !teary C. Corbit, Chatter S. Woottfeand Edward T. Randolph, Esqrs.—ia crest, fcr certain plerptwes; and Pn.sewinn having now been given, to their Ascot Edward G. liarrts, wito win keen these Cara in Repair, and run them. for accormt of the Trustees. NOTICE, is hereby eiven, that all claims, for labor, or materials, `..r.":4 tiler furnished to these Cars, most be presented for settletnem to Edward G. flares, Agent for the Trustees. • EL WOOD MORRIS, Dec. tl-'4E3-47-lyi Resident EroMmeer, a. MISCELLANEOUS , Q AYE YOUR EMPTY Oils 8111.N..—.506 empty oil Mils. fventsfl ty U. F. NORTON. Assn, Gas P. s.Devlan & Co.'s Lubricating Oil. 18,r CASH;FOR COAL...While Ash and Red Mb Coal bought by MICHAEL BRIGHT, , aleN'ltl—lrbtfj Moans Carbon. 113STICES , FEE 131.1.1.5,Ju5s primed and for sale - at : BATMAN'S sip'2B'49) Cheap Book anikAl aflnaarySlores. Mlt ICAVLAY , S EINGLAND— PRICE REDD .CED.—Jnst reeelved„beautiful copies of 51cCa ui lay's England, Vols. I and 2. bound at the Mir rate of el per volume. Also, the cheap edicinn in paper cov ers, et 25 Clf.. per volume, of 11.1.NNIAN'S April 31, IT-] Cheap It oh and Stationary Storew. - _ THE SPIRIT WORLD andSeenes from the 1 Life of Christ, a beautiful little volume of sacred Poems. by the Rev. Joe. H. Hither', late Pastor of the H. E. Church of Minersville ; containing 106 pager , . elegantly bound in pressed cloth, and gilt ed ged. for satent HANNAN'S April It 16-1 Cheap Bookstores. IEECIIES.:/PdAIAYS ON HAND AT THE -.1 DRUG STORE of the subscribers. a large num ber of the best Swedish Leeches. to which the atten tion of the citizens ol Pottsville and vicinity, is Invited. NIGHOLkS & COLLINS. March 21, 13 7 ] Corner of Market and Second ate - - BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS VERY LOW.—•2OO Bibles and Prayer Books in aimont every style of binding. cheaper by 25 or 30 per cent: than they can he purchased In Philadelphia. Splendid Gilt Edged Family Bibles atonly .4. at Cheap Book StatenS. ARDEN TOOLS.—A COMPLETE ASSORT. G PENT of Horticultural Implement.. embraclae, every article useful in the cultivation of the carrion, for sale at HANNAN'S March 1 6 7 IRA Seed and Variety Storrs. ACCOMMODATION FOB LAWYERS.—TIif: LAWYERS canprocure Blank Subpcnobs for wit nesses signed by the Prothonotary, by calling at BANNAN'S Cheap Bonk & Stationary Store. an 17 5-•] NEWSPAPER FILES. SIIITAULE FOIL FILING NEWSPAPERS - , paid received end for sale al i BANNAN'S Dec3o-11 - Cheep Variety NO nre.g. niIOCKRT DIARIES FOR I t44l.l—uF Al.- r MORT EVERY SHAPE AND KIND, just received and for ask at BANNAN'S Dec 3.32 J Mena Book and Fancy it Ir,.A Macaulay's History of England, VTOLUME 1, of a beautiful cheap edition of this V valuable work, published by E. H. Butler & Co., Philadelpisia„ containing at; the mattrr verbatum et literatnrn, or vol. I. of toe London edition, published in London at nearly BL6O a volume, received and for sate at 25 CCIII4, £450, the Apoiaiytical Hey. an extraordinary di coarse an the rise and fall of Papacy, publiihrd origin ugly In the year 1201. Price 2.5 Ma. at itaNNAN'S 121 Cheap Book and Variety Stores. March 17 {7,4HAIVLS..LONG 81117.1VL8 of vinous alyU nd quality gale by N0g.23-18.) 3.M. IMAITY ¢ Co. Miners' flospit al. THE ISICDEftSiGNEB RESPECTFULLY annouhr nes that Mk as far taatured big plans for the en 'tehtliitite.nof a•NLINERS' HOSPITAL, that it will be opened for the reception of patlealo on the first of April, 1819. The object of the Institution is to aerate to persons eugogodiu mining operation.. proper rroolActil aid and treatment, at :he smallest possilne expense. WWI this view the proprietor has prorated for the purposes of thi Hospital. a Farm, on which is n large and caner.- ' silent Bowe, in ati elevated, airy and healthy position, on the road leading from Pottsville to blinersville, shoat 2 Inite from the former place. Persons paying Three Dollars per annum,in advance. will be entitled' to membership, and to admisidottle the Hospital. In case of itijery from accident. or glibness. media support and medical treatment doting Said VI. nen free of• add Monal charge. invalids who may desire admission into the Ilospltat. wilt be received on liberal terms. - The poor of the Borough of Pottsville, not in the Hospital, will be treated by the attending Physician, yetis • • All those who may be dispneed to avail themselves of the advantages of membership, may apply to the undersigned, at bin °tilos In Warket it . Pottsville. ' ,Xateb 24.1849. 13-Iyl ,G. W. Pi:GAME. Pi. D. I.2I.ZLLes Attem al ay Law. leftn,w Wi l canylktlCaastryi Pa. (orllB-41.. • . • LOST AND - 1 OUND. •_ Q TRAY COW...Straysd from the Subscriber at L. 7 Phreniz Colliery, a bright red Ow. with a white belly.a stain an her toreheld, about 5 years old, and very Peary withailf.. Any person returning her to the owner, will be suitably rewarded. .• • PETED EDDY. ap.l4-16-31 WANTED VV A;IITED.—A K1.1:1111ER OFFIN . ISIIEIIS and V V Moulders. thc "Tamaqua Iron Vl orbs," where constant employment can-be had April2l. 17-211 /011 X K. 511TH. CARDS. • riOCR C. TO ILIPSELEIt., 110SICE.OPATIIIC PHYriICIAN, Removed his Office to the upper ulna of the new brick buildings, -opposite tto. roe*. Office, Centre Street, Poittiville . . ' rati'49—letf. A — TTOIMNEYS AT LAW• subscribers, :Ili:tying commenced the practice of law In Pottsville. will aktetid promptly to all business committedto their cafe. Office, in Cenire Street, nearly opposite the American lintel. JAMES COOPER, April 21; el•Saro) BONA CAMERON. Gon.GEfititis , , WiIuLESALE: COMMISSION AGENT. Fur ill kinds of Fish, N... 5* North Warves, above Rau street. Philadelphia. [April It. '49. il.iy _ Dit •--------- . J. T. NI CII O L AS, rc ASs spectfuliy I ;oder, his professional services, to the Inhallitnnts of Pottsville and vicinity. and solicits tin honor of a share of their patronage. Oalre. Thbrop.ron's Bali. Market at. Residence, decolidstroet,,ocie door below Market. Much 3, 43. 10- 11, DR. NEW 110MXPATIFIC MEDICAL OFFICE. Corner of Sid and Market St. Opposite Thou:ipso n's HA. eorrevitsc. ea. Renders* Cur. of Ca end &I Sr. opposite the Prhnittive Methodist Church.. Ulan 5-Lp EirtirlL.REl' CLARKSON, ENGRAVER ON WOOD- Rtn. Waione Stecei. Dec 23 48-32.6mq Phitnelelpbta I D. 51EIllsiDIT11,.—Geiteral Agency. O ffi ce J. Centre Street. Pottsville. Schuylkill County, Po. Urn) for the sale and , issecisuse of Reel Dew*, col lection of Rents, &c. 6Oct2S-44.9y ockranriSlllPi.ElC,./tenriney and Counsellor rhiladelp4ta, will attend to cottecsions nod all other legal business in the City of Philadetphin. ad joining fairtotknonaellienibtox. Office N.. 13 Prone &Net, Phitatleiphos. IA u. 22 1849.2 y ' • 0 & .1. FOSTER, Deets tit Boots and Shoes .O.Le atlt er, and Shoe Findings, Cantu. scree), Putts itk. (Sops IS 1 847. bit. 311. DEPIIIr, Surgeon Dentist, 011 fire In Market Suet,. (Ndttth side,) Fisakdope above Es grdre W dotes Office, (mat 20 --:- .rtiii.-11.'GOW.Srif, Attorney:at Law:-01Bee in U- nliariket Street, in the tom thrmealy occupied by J. IL,Ramlin,Esq. Conveyancing and-Seder:fling at teSdcdtw - (Pottiviite,Septe,3ll,3l IRON. friTCl — ritiliiirk.DTH — ii;WWEib;riTtqT3 l l of st 3 and 4 inch wrouabbspikes z 3.18 suitable for Rattier Rilroad Iron: also. constantly on hoed hook bead Wars for T rails °supply or dal bar Railroad Iron. - aad 7 Rails alisays, to be bad'iso appitaatkin ea the above sawed trtt§known store. March 17 12-) VAROLF.T tc. SON. C HOB. .SULNES.^The subscribers have just received from the shipElisalietb, 1 and ilnch Rest Hest English Chains, wade expesasly for Mines, and for sale. Apply to Y. GEORCE, aprll22 tf' Martel and Plabssrents,Philada KAIL 'MADMAN , —SO TONEF.. 2 i a I Flat pas losinFos, 50.`der 11 x F do . do do KA° 24 } do da do with spike,. IS do I a d do do . do And Plates, (Or sale by & 0. lIALSTOX,A ot..,Phi ate. Pliikla., July 11. MX. JUNIATA BUTLER F.,g, TONE sported boiler iron, Nos. 3. 4 and 5 of 00 Iv kilns o f2l43:2,.and36incbesa nd ersolom lengths, A. 4 - P. EtALSTON, 4. tiositt Trans pt. Psintita. li. /.4( .5.1- DLACKSMITIIIGIIO TURNING AND FINISH ING.—The.robscriber rEspectfully aannonses that he has commenced the above bustuess at Ilse cur.aer of Masser> Monk and Coal Streets, Pottsville. Pa. and will be InlppJ to receive °Ours: JOHN WARNER N. B.—Gua;,...ocks.oitcops,andoil globis Ds band. and for sale (Daly . -ly FOR SALE & TO LET 012 SALE AND T L ET.—Buildmg iota F in Mount Carbon, Lewirport Wood. and Lyons' 811131110111. N0r6r..6,,n 61., PollevOle, and in Mie.orsvelk. Also a convenient Dike in Morrie' 'Adttithm. Apply to "JAR. It. VAAPISLIL. April '4n. • von RENT—TIZE MINERSVILLE corrAcr. P —enquire ur Q: McCLENE.CEIA.N. April 9.1,. 17-311 . of inpriirilte. A &141(3111EE7S DALE.—WILL BE SOLO AT tt Publit tattle by the Mubscriber. Atoignee of SAM'I.. T. elf,EEli, on tantorday the 18th day of May next. na en•clock in the eftesnoon, at the rpublit. boost of M. Mortintore, in. the Borough. oP Pottsville: .4.11 - that certain lot or pier° of ground situate on the' Millers ville rand' innaid Borough ; hero, twenty feet front on said NlinerEvinle 10.1. hy eighty feet in depth,.houtoled on the West by er0t...1 of John M. Hhotno, with the appurtenances consisting of a double Ova story frame dwelting.house, with ,tone ba.lement. tertni at Sale. R. WOODSIDE. Assignee of April 21, 17..4t) A...ANIUEL T. SEEEN: COR.II.V.rti I IiTIIE ...LLCM Di at Ingma r inra. a large Stow , Fiindry, a Frame slaeltine Shop; a Illaekeinith ship, with a Ten Hone-pottier titecio En gine, sunart frstitree. 100111 antipatterns.suitahlv to the businetie—for itartieularne apply to :Os: IL AETER,. Marrh 3l 14.'21n0 Rtytlx Pont Office. Schuylktll Co. L'Ort SALEC—TWO COMMODIOUS DWELLING I` ,Ilon.es. Apply E Richards; Market M. to- Tnn. 0. Brown. Gentle el.. l'ontseille. 51nrth 24: 12- . . TOi - 7k 7, . 111 E SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR , t' Sale the property now occapiml by him in We.l. I t Branch Valle), four ender from Fottsvilre, ii.7. - 7J.. and one and a half little, from Schuylkill Ha thF. 1—:... J.if sen • consisrina of live and a half acres of lamil well laid onto, a garden and fruit orch ard. A Oro story frame house, 29 x9O feet, with a eel tar under the whale, kitchen in the cellar. Immediate pnassresinn glrrn. Patio( the purchase money can re main on Bond sod Mortgageif desired. For terms ap. ply lathe sabseoherort hisolicein•Wear Branch Valley- Matclrlh, • 11-ill B. De FOREST. VOR. SALE OR ItENT.—PORT CARBON, ts. re /kW MILL—The stibscriber riders his Steam located' in Port Carboti—for sale or refit. Id Still is located In one of the best situations in this Re gion for toted - sess. being theonly one in the eastern section olthe Coat Region. It is in good condition, and Isissession aria be given immediately If required. TC/11/5 - Cill.y. Apply to L. F. WIIITh EV Port Cuctron, Nmrls lOtit, 1640. It-tf .Reading Eagle, and Lebow. Cowing, insnat 2 times, and charge this office. piDITTSALEI:Lf:oLLIP:RY PRCTERTY POR SALE..—THE SU USCIII SER offkre at private Bate the following property, viz: , One,Cdr Horse Engine, with 4!O feet of acne back Rumps. in lint ruin working order. One 30 Horse Engine, wish 218 feet of acne inch Pumps, with winding gearing all tempiete. ha good working order. One tkt Horse Engine An hoistkig coat (rota alines, in good svotione order. One 10 thirse Oreakisg Hoghte, with RoNere, Shaft ing. demons, Srhutes, and till Ilse (Wares necessary to don boeinesti of 1011010os n week. Also 3,3 large Railroad Care, with heavy chilled wheels, nod trweeinch azels, these Care ere well suit ed for airy of out surrounding Roads where Uorse power Is used. The above Engines were all manufaeldred by Hay wood ar, Snyder. and are eons:tiered among the very best ever made by said parties. Yen. t3, 3-tf GEO- H. POTTS. `oTour. FOR RALE IN MINER HVILLE. o—The subscriber offers for sale his entire mere ban digs. consintlng of DRY GOODS. Gtt Or t: RI ES, RENSWAR RE. HARDWAR ne o E, gr.c., all nf which is good order. Ills stand is of the hess in Miners odln. sigh an egeellest dwelling attached, which Is also Or sale. For partici:Oars inquire at Ilse store. NovlB-47-tf) .1. IP. ZIEGENFLIS, Miner.ville. 1;01.1. RENT.—"Tau celebrated SALEM VEIN P MINES to Young', Landings fur lent Cur a term of yours. ' apply to A. nussm, Agent. Nab:into:lgo Street. Pottsville • nvlB-47] rtOtklEouleaws;to butt applicants , all that i tra.rndbel..gi,gi.tbeN l ,w r ,.iCo known as the Mill Creek Tract, containing the follow mg list of Coal Veins, rawly of which,—amongothew, inn Peach Mournaln Vetoer—haring a range °foyer a mile In length, gist —Lewis, Spohn, Uarracleuch, Peareoh. Clarkson, stegeason, Little Tracey, Peach. Mountain Veins, Green Park or Ravensdale Vein, Per pendicular. Diamond, and Rig Diamond Veins, along With many others not named. Abe, elichat Dna called cont unction Tiatt,belong ing tottee said Comparry,contnintue the Salem,Forreet, Rabbit Hole. Mortimer, Tonnel, Mach Mine, C. Law ton and Alfred Lawton Vela,. Aiso, a Saw MI and Grist Mill,tituated on the Mill Creek Tiriet,allof which min be rented on moderate ternie C F IplLAg to DAVID LYI,AgI. AV Pnitfrille, Feb. 31 IVOLS. SALE --AT PEIVATI4 SALE, All that , certain tract or parent of land, minated on the Broad Mountain, in Lower 61eliantonge township, :in Schuytkitl county, (formerly Clerks corium) to the State of Pennsylvania. bousided and described as for lows, to w it :—Beginni in at a marked white oak tree thence by late vacant lands, now surveyed to Jacob Miller, north sixty-five percher), to a vvhiteoak; thence by late vacanttand, now surveyed to George Werner. west 146 percheeto a stone; thenceby late vacantland now surveyed to Leonard Illick,southsixtydive perch es to a Spanish oak; thence east 146 perches, to the place of beginning,containing fifty-live acres and one hundred endafty-two perches ofland and allowances of sit per Cent. for roads, AC. JOHN G. BRENNER. Executor of F. Beat la' estate. 69. Market et. PhPada. Phiiailelphia, September 19. 1616 311-: • • extracting grease. tar, pitch, oil, paint, or any lobe' greasv - substance,from tadies'and•gentlemen'scialhing including Mika and satins, carpets. table spreads, Merl no :bawls; ladles' bonnets. dec. A reward of $25 ski he paid to any person who will Firodlice a spot paint Men or dry that this snap will not extract •1 pyirrOpy. 41l pur dozen, or 121 rents per rake. For sal whnirsale and retail at HANNAN'S Variety stores Pottsville. who is sole neoni for the,con lity. [Dc4- 4 CHEAP.—THREE TIIOIIAAND 11 SIX HUNDRED feet Of good second-hand chain suitable for Coal Mines. Apply at the office of HAYWOOD & SNYDER. Decl6 51-tf] l'otteell e lauslc•Ilooks , for Singing' Schooli. 'UGC SUBSCRIBER has always,on hand the I. Ins approved Music Books, for Churches, singing ared., &c T Psaltery, a collection or Church Music. Carmine Sacra, Dolton Collection of Music, _ fauna Academy's Coliertinn of Music. Hickok and Flenitna's Emmetheal Music. The Sonthetn Church Melodist. The Harmonlit published by the c °dist Society. Union Choral Harmony, German English. ,Wyethe's collection. of. Church Music, Gagman and English,. • • All of which will be sold by the dozen or single at putdisbcrenrices at BANNAM'd • .Dec SO-1) * Cheap Donk chi! StatioaerSteres. For Artificial Flowers. D"? CARMINE. Deep Pink, Ultramortne. Mot -Dented ogler ThrsurPapere, tot Artllletst Phnv , are. Also :Witt;vr-. 1 0b 4 **l r g i 3. le r AN 4 A rea Taney -NM vatie7 Stores. ell • 14, • lililitleTli INSURANCE 1 [o.f PhiAllfziplia.] Or . n ~ .• resoles ail ad t :pev caters wearies t:5 FtON ANY it b ) rnSrpo irkil ra gi te s d ° lll r a j rc ceta h P. 448, (lIII 4 P I VAL) . ; V wit a Capital of 4100.003.• latures all person. b,. [wren t cages of 18 and 65, au inivardieds allontauce of 113.14, 5.46 , $3 or $lO per week, for one. two; three' or five cani„ by payleg a certain yearly • Thus 4 person under thirty-nye, Insurloglior onn year, by , paying $4 a year, is allowed $3 per weak; for gra 25,84 pct week; and in the same proportion. one of a like age by paying $6 55 a year, get, $5 per week) for 07 ix% 46,1311 ....1). $8; and fa $l4 65, be gets 010 for every week of disability occasioned by sickness or accident, during the year. By paying a haetloo more yearly, a weekly allowance eau be insured of hum p to 010 for two. three or flve'years . The rate* ate to be paid yearly In advance, and are In propotdonto the arse and the weekly allowance. In ease of pernutnent disability, occurring aftet an insurance for, *ay Rea years, at a weekly allowance of slo,a person would be ;ft the yearly receipt of $520 a year, for the entire Ova years. There arena weekly or monthly assessments to pay. or attendance of meeting required; and by Mischa/ter the Insured receive a share of the net progle, Without liabitny'for losses. There Is ampleiecarity for the M tored. no esw to shown, and promputess and l y I, exerci exercised in the payment of benefit/. Y e paniberali t- ciliary. Inquire at the office. .No. 59 South Seventh-al. above Walnut ItegiDlßECt letters mum be post paid. TOS. Samuel D. Orrick. Iron Merchant, 110.103 liettb Ws. ter-street.- ~ Calvin Wyllie, Attrlleey and Counsellor, Ellithbelsw Market•etreet. • , _.• Charm li . Hall, Wkoleanle Voinwiseloa Alercianl , 34 Mori:, Alley. • w i litam F. gone, AlloNiey and Coomrellot, 64 rasa I . ..., ~,, " tv , ... . Seventh-ar. Jarob Snyder, jr., Wine Men g .. °• .-8.6•••••• lobs MOLOMOOO.Tinsinith , 6s sl..3:llll4t Daniel C. Enigma:a Tax Cbileetor, Cherrtrireel, near Schuylkill Seventh stmt.! James P. Smuts, Wholesale Woor i Deateg, ii 9 t. 4 Willow.curiet. I - . Rimmed Dag YJeschwnt.Ser. 391. Wharves. Eitwavil. Cans. Clerk. Pla: 332. el: NOtlnetreer. Males P: ))ayes, Coagglerchmat Wlllow-st.Wbarf Cherie" 0. P, Caumbelli, lieu tillevallenll•Wateriabova Rat.e.atreet. SA NIP EL P. °BRIGS Prerdenti- W. F. Bootie. Secretary and 13oPecitax. Governor Emerson, Id. D.,167 Walavetwfleel, tog.- setting rhysiciaa. *The subserlber bas been appointed Agent for this Institutuie to Schuylkill County. and is prepared to give ley infrosnatine ea the subject; and effect Insures_. Sea on the terms o 5 tho cainpaay,at the °Rice of the MMus' Journal.; D. DINNAN. June 24. 1648. 1_26.).y —TISE.-GIICAI2-11?-1.-114C—igStitEilL12143 Et.' .5.1.'iN11122 AND TRUST COMPANY OR' BMA C 3344 12.13 , Catania Strait. A,, f ANXlnsusangoiba Liveujimat Annuities aadiEse IVI dovements, and resefst land talent° twists. , • Bats" Jo , harwring. $l3O ow a slag IA life. . for 1. yeas. poet years. For Life. eantiany. ansnalltr. o . - , 095 I T7 33 , e imt ' )3$ 49 ' -1 69 . )8? . ' 34Q 59' ' 1106 2 CO ' 460 69 435 0 , 9) 1 I 00 ElL.lt7u2 —A persoa we): 30 years next batb•dayr .y paging the Company/XI 31, would setaritobis fa . sully or heirs 9111111 should be dle In one yen) i or re , 'll3 ID ba securest* them 491900; 00 107 413 Bastian ally far 7 yeasts; he secants , to them EMS should he die in 7 years; or fang= 69. paid , nonurd42 daring life ha provides for them $lOOO wheneeen , he dtert > 'for $6550 they would' rotting $206 0 shaugglut die In Otto "OW. Atoms aa a tik MS. THE Marren of thee eorrany, ate meeting held on the 2rll December ult., agreeably tO Ilut design referred inane original provectes on eirceßer of the C,ompauy. tip proptinted e Queers or midis ion to. all. poll. ties fan the whole of 116,„ nonadalag la r Meit. thee were hewed prior to the Lot of.taistmsy, Those of them therefane .ieblob were hnued, la theyerrEle, will be entitled to 1:1 per cent CND, ibe ore insure& making na tidal foe 05 5100 'on telly sloo.. Thalia $llO5. winl he paid when Bur policy becomes a claire instead of the PlOroziginelly instuede .11onse polities that were mooed to 121.17 vrillbe entisSedlolll pen cent. or $&7 50 no every WOO. And those beneath. IBA will be entitled to 7i per cent, or 875 on every 100. nod la ramble proponloun os sly saki polities hatted' pylon to We Januar, The Bore wilt csedirel is each potacy on tbe• books endorsed owywesentstion at tae 011 Isa. h feller design of the Com pit ny. ras c ont IT to otok. • addition ea bowie a the pollee:* Boa atateM pentode: AW. DIEIIAI2DS, evident.. Jowe P. -tense, Actuary. I reTuesubseriben has her appolatld Ag el Innate above luatoution. and Ia psepaned egest Inn a. lives, at the pubihbed rates, and give au" unto:mallow desired en the whines; on tiPPLieatioll al WM Mare. rounveleFea.nl BENJAMIN DJANAN. IliO3 „EisturrAux,r. LIRE. INSUILIII3IiCTR. ANNU4TY , AND TRUST COMPANY. •0...j0i, 74 wawa:. Strut.—espies! S2/3 , . ~000... CHARTER PERPETUAL. A. Resiir,reent to, Schuylkill Conoty, office terns) or Mahanompo.aml Second. Strae•4. ' lizresor. MiI:IEII37SW/, 11.1.1111111ifIg nu* zian tor. • . 14chnylkilleossty. Tii„E,c,„",c,-..4,1,r,.,-...v-irgrettajarzeoiss'tbstarenr. They are authorised by their charter 6w11.2.4"t0 make all asit every insurasie appirr.alning to life stars Si whatever klnd OP acti taco nd receive and e tiSe , fll SIR make endowments. asd to grins and pars sae annul ttes_” The Company sell annuities and e damments,„ and art ay Trasteet for 'Moors aid heirs. Table'uf'Pretairmsrequite6 FOP ItiltAi•hr.i cr of 141110 for the whole Hirai of Lire: • Age. P:6-0. .1144 , > , Press. Ape. Prem. 49 1 53 , 31 2 , 00 336 17 1 55 32 2 19 - 3 46 18 155 33 227 360 19 157 34 227 37T 29 4 65 :15 2 30 - • 39) • ' If 163 f • 36 249 •34 4 1.1 21 160 32 9 4:. 439 9.3 . 4 391 . 28 2 54 , • 459 21 ' 72 • ' 33 263 ' 4 473 25 73 ,- 4,31 4. 70 1 91 99 - 41 2SI ' 512 , 27 87 - 1 42 292 7' 5 32 - 23 84 - 43 301 , `8 554 27 WI 44 312 9 , 579 - 33 214 45 223 • eLoa. . The premiums are re., than say Ober c mpany,nM3 the entities aforil greater adysmares. Tables of kwltil • yearly and qoarzerly preminam, half crsclic rates a/Ka ritiora, short terms, joint lives. sarvivorsh:ps, and en dlownwats :. al" form of oPplicativa (for which there. are blink sheets) ate to be bad on applindion oh t2a, office, cr by letter to the agent_ TRUSTEES. 7•eAblent. .01E6 W. CLACJIORN. Vice President, PETER. CULLEN - - R01:4,S F. WaihA. : Machin R. . Wm. O. Alesunfer, Alre-E. L Eder. C. Markets, i IL F. Lopeir, Peter Cones, 1 William Omit:, Peter Rambo George Ni Diehl, Wm. W. Ludy, " 1 Robert Morris, inset*. T. Thomas, 1 , Wlitiam M. Bat Stephen Ciawford, I Haney Conrad CONTI' LT r. 6IIM 3I =A MS, Fran 6LS We si-, IL. • .8: Madre. 31 1). , 1 TIT riisne er, Frame 13 W. lica w h.. t IL C. TIICILTTT, P665..5ept36•42-113-Iyl 1 Secretary cud .S.:tirary INDEII6N ITT— THE FRANILBN FIRE INSFRANCE I COMPANY OP P IL &DEL PHIA. Omer Di 0.163 e. Chez so t street, soar Fifth slireca • DIRETTOII3., Chavreslil. Danner, 4Zsore• ißeicw&e,, • Thowastlavt, reordecal R. Lesiw, Tobias Wagner, *Ditples E. Endo, Samnel Cram. David El'ilrowet, Jacob R. Smith, Norris Patterson. • Continue to make Inanrab re, prima. ent or Hunted, on every descriminer of primly, in town and coast:} . at rates a • low none consistent with snowily. The Cmnparry have relerved a. larger Caatineens Fond, which with their C4pit2T and Pseteiwnw, safely Invested, nribrit ample pmtectioe to feresurawnl. • The assets nf the Company no Janerarry.ile, !MI, as '. published agreeali4 to an ',set of AssessUy„ wen as follows, via. : Mortgages, 10368,559 651 Stocks. 51,563 Real Enact, 199,3 5 e 94,1 Cush, &t., 45.157 67: T, mporiry loons. 145,45, 661 51,4".0,067 67 Frame their fneorporatiea, o period of eighteen, years. they hare paid apron& Of sae miaow roe iintdrae anon/ Jolla., losses bye, fire, tinnily affording eal fence of the advantages nwarance. as wallas the • ability and disposition to Wen whit proispness, nth Liabilities. CHARLES N. RANCHER, Psesident. CHARLES GE RANCKER, Recreiiiri• The subscriber hoe been appointed *pros for the • • above mehtlorred institution. and is now prepared to make Inseirance, on every destriptina of property, al the It:meet rates ANDREW RSISSEL. Agent. Pottanne../naelik 194115 [Fetil9. D AIL lIOAD sebocrlbess base noes Ii hoding fromstdp Albatuesa, from Llserpoot,s tow Roll flood hoe, 13 53.5 to 13 3,10 toes 13s. li, tons 11. sI. Also, 80 torts beshefised boo, sonsle, :or of ronod,scrors nod eat boss. Apo?, it I & E. G.EtNIGIE, None East tomer of Market sod Et& street:. heap, China Glass and QueenS-Wae. BILING DESIROUS OF gro..AaciNs: atm 1311Slr . HERB witb the tithes" of Pottsville, mid Its vi cinity, wean Ynduced to Iny belted numb tI claims. of oar brunet° theft patronage. Mein: tbe lamest and most ampler.> vtocit l this country. ws can oiler great; b inducements bath is so ',mine quality and prkr, Freese, Tagrial, Gnu.. rid Carden Cline. els reel Ire. Sum. CAM.. Übe strongest ware roadr,) Sloss, Lim:gime, sad 87/111itit iVems. Plebe, Xestial and Cat Wars. We will sell lot Cash to nay peon a DINNER BEI% TEA SET, CHAMBER SET, cm a SINGLE PIECE, fatless looney than day Wholesale or llelall Howe can, because the Wholesale Basses crust oesessealks sell on end it. which we do mot, and,Relail Mosses do, bat a small business in coati:Lachlan wktr ours. To Mr Which atlcnnon le respeethelly requested. TYNDALE & MITCHELL. No. 2/9 Cbe■nat etreet, abirre Seventh Philadelphia, Feb. 21, '49. ; 9-17 STAMPS FOE NAMES —TOOETHER WITH TIIE Letters and ink, Anal received and for sale, at HANNAN'S lan 27 5-) Cheap Book and fancy litotes: New Spring' Goods. In Phtlada. M O BAILEY in! 'THER, • HAVE NOW .folt BALE AT THEIR ri EVI STOUR X. W. Corner of Twelfth 4 Merif 8 &recto. A LARGE and well omitted stock ofk o nsw and dash IA rable gonds,—among them may be land— Cloths, Cassimeres, tiattlnetts, Stuffs adapted en boys! wear. 1 . Silk and Marsetil.w Vesting. Black Black nod Colored Slits, of new styb I. Moose de Linos. !Agues, Ginehamay Lawns, Ravages, Minorities, ¢c..; 1 Black Alpacas. flumbielnes and Cashmeres. - SHAWLS in every variety Mille sersacto Calicoes at all prices, from 9 to 2` *lnc /, 1111.1SLINS.—To this branch of 'rad We give very particular *lumina. and due stock embr ces every de altlbl° make of all widths:and qualities. Idnens for ShirtiMr and tine for fictsrus. runNistmo COO tl3—Damask Table Lisette, : Counterpanes, Blankets and Quilts ' .Diaper. TeWe!tina. Pillow Case 1.14n5. Az., EKIENDLY STYLE GOODS.—Ouristock of these pads Is unusually large,' and our " FR IENDS" from the country will always be sure to fed such styles ea are adapted .n their wants, in Dress Goods. Dress Shawls, Barcelona ild'itis., Bonk 91ntliris and lid')... Cap Crape, GIOVOS. MIMI, C.. tet. • CANTON MATTINGS Wall widths, of White, Bed Cherked.o on hand and for sale, wholesale or r which we respectfully solicit theattentli try Blends, our prices will be found to be la the city. -- Navel A New Turning, Establ i rment, • BY STEM POWER. AT 'TRE Et OP OF F. 0. amune.o, In THIRD St, near MA RES,' Where .all kinds of inning. in woad will be hank /ally re ceived, and ivatly emoted without d lay.. lied Pont,, Table Lees. &e. kept eons antlyon band. and fo} - 111514,kbe.loirest tif.kee. • TSNAO- TJJOMPBO rftentas. ' Martbr 10411 lbr I. mtnaAN. I rLamb. log, d fancy styles tail, to all of n of ottr 0000 as lOW as any . 3.1840.-Icn
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