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Saturday Morning., May 5
Tim PROTECTIVE POLICY Or: THE COUNTRY!
The People Demand its Restoration
SCIENTIFIC AMElLlCitili,This Journal 19 devoted
cairciirto scientific manors. It is publialled weekly in
New Yerk.by Messra. Munn Jc Co.. at .s 2 per annum. It.
is always filled with such matter as cannot fail to prove
higulyinotnactive to mechanic'a as well es to the man of
-science. There is now in course of publication, a prize
- May, on the Patent laws with a aggeations of
-add ad pions and their improvements, for which eloo
• were paid, which will give dm paper additional int,-
: est, and doubllesi assist to extend its circulation. Foch a
paper.having for its obj,ct the promotion of the niechaulc
arta should bi well patnsnizzd.
VOTING PEOPLE'S 3SIRR.OIL - -This is the title of n
• 'ray sod publication4ostsed chiefly for young persons,
but ir•ts one which old It:mama might read with advan•
ago : pub:lMA' ni Lab'? by C. W.tlker, New York. at
SO coat:slier annum. It in a publication which should
be read by every young person. no It 13 devoted entirely
to dlfftuslan of .usoful knowledge. It is embellished
with noinerous engravings.
NICEI—The ',erne/ office 1• under ohligntionn to Mr,
11. Weber. In Centro F.t.. for a delicious treat of Ice
Cream. Ile enpplied n; with a :nod quantity, of an ex
cellent quality, with which the mon fn_tidiou4 could find
no 1n71t., and into whose' affectlons, rim member+ of. the
office, including hi, na-15:7ty. the Imp, walked with the
utrnoat cantatas. In a word the Ice Cream In of the beat
Ilnality,and for excellence of flavor, coo hardly he cz•
celled. Ifia ealoon is now open.
THE DA!LY NEWS stldo.n reaches us on the day
of publication. What is the matter 7
TIIE BOSTON EVENING GAZETTE, is one of the
beet literary vipers publi.hiil in the Union.
UPON OUR outside meg will be found variety of
Isaterreringreaslin.; smatter.
FOREIGN NEWS
The extracts of the Fon ign news, brought by
theCambria, published in anoth'er column, possess
much intere4... , It appars there is war in ahno,st
every portion of Europe. Event!, wailing, and
terrible have teanrprred within a short time. Den.
mark has been defeated by Germany in a naval
sangnemen.. The city of GCIIOA, has been bom
barded, for revolt epilog the Governmer,t, by the
PeiJmontese. The
,Hungarians, led on by Gen
Beat, have achievei a mii.t signal victory over the
Austrians, and he ii now master of Tririsylvania,
The king of Prussia has seen lit to refuse the
Gerinan Crown. Deeseia has been the merle of
a terrible struggle,-between tho Austrians and'
inherit, the former of whom Were victorious, and
.antered the city, driving the people into their
•Itiottacs where they were consumed by fire. I\ s.
plea is preparing for an attack upon Sicily.—
.Franco is quiet. alier scenes of equal ir.tere.t
%aye occurred. Where all this will end remains
for the future to develops. The Europeans will
no doubt FSKO witnefli more fearful times.
THE pitEss.
Already Its there been a newspaper establish
ed in Minnesota Territory. Indeed, it would be
contrary to elf precedents were the Ameicaos to
hesitate.sto at tstablisbing a press there. Thts is
one of the characteristics of the Arrterican people;
Wherever they take up their abodV, it metiers lit.
lie, if it is in the far off West, thousands of miles
from the Capital gof the Republic, and if that
abode is merely-It temporary one, they will have s
press through ePhich to givo expression to their
sentiments.. The piper alluded to is called the
...Minnesota Ftvgister," and is edited . by Mr. A.
.. , Randall,%who was ?f the scientific corps employed
'by the General Government in a geological survey
of the Territory. It is principally filled with i
'description of the country, its climate, nntural re.
sources, &c., and holds out 'strong inducements
to emigrant•. St....flaurs is" - bn the Mississippi,
has sprung up very rapidly, and now contains
nearly 1000 inhabitants. With the exception rd
'Stillwater, which is situated about twenty miles
northeast from the falls of St. Anthony, it is the
largest town in the Territory. The principal
business now followed it lumbering
Itiß. AND DIRS.,FORREST
Mr. Forrest, the eminent tragedian hes, owing
te some matters, separated from Mrs. Forrest, his
wife ; Itnpesrs that the peace of Mr. Forrest
was disturbed by the assaults mode upon hirn by
the British press, when in England. Since that
period be has been melancholy, morose, and indif
ferent,
In the month of December, Mr. Forrest
returned from *a professional engagement :o
adelphia, to his residence in New York, in a most
unhappy state of mind, and at once demanded a
separation. lie assigned no cause,' offered no
apology (or the position be assumed ; and, when
the immediate friends of the parties interfered,snd
asked to be informed why It was why he caked
folielaudiatien, his only reply 7113—a studied, in
compreberfrible silence. He wet not to be inter
rogated; he d:manded a sepsration, and be has
aecon3plishatni °tied. Mr. Forrest and his wife
bees eternally erpar#lcd.
It Is props: to State that they have separated
ltlPOnt terms of mutual reciprocity.
ILLIMA.NDEIL ItA.%SET
This gentlenien,the Governor of Minaesota,has
left for his new home.. The acteCtion of Mr. Rem•
g appears re hove given satisfaction ro sit par.
Lies, not oaly in this State, but throughout the
(rester portion of the Country. The selection')
indeed; a very happy one. 'ln the vigor of men.
hood, soil having all the 'ratifications to discharge
the duties of his station, wo may look for good
results from the appointment.
Er .Gone to the Atilt."—We observe that
Joseph Gone bee been tuattie4. to Mitts A•
totsda Mill. This was undoubtedly the Rost
that Joastob am did
THE KEYSTONE STATE.
Ours is a Sta 4 of which evety Pennsybraniatt
can feel proud. Rich in mineral tuourtet, OOP
leased of a thriving and Intelligent population,
containing manufactories of minus kinds, with all
the Amstar, means with which to propel thecorto"
sides other advantages, she trust rank among the
Bret States of this glorious Confederacy. But
Pennsylvania h not what she might be: her citi
zens ate only beginning to see what is wanting
to make Pennsylvania a greater State than she
Her interests; which have been neglected for
years, are justheing fostered. The passage of a
general manufacturing law, which incorporates
manufacturing companies, in which persons of
limited means will be permitted to join, bids fair
to produce much goad for the Stale. - Provisions
have been made for the final extinction of the
State debt; and the prrject now on foot to connect
our State with the West by the Central R. Road
will have a most beneficial effect upon the State.
This work is under way, and it will not require
a very sagacious mind to tell what its effects will
be when completed. All these things will tend
to deist& the condition of the State. Up to this
time we have been laboring under many disad
vantages, the removal of which is all that is neees
sary in order to develops, in the fullest extent, the
resources of this noble Commonwealth. All that
the citizens of the State require, -is to have-their
interests properly guarded: instead of etteour-, g i ng
let on give ate prek;eoce to
foreign manufactures,
out own, instead of in esting our money in'cosn
ufactures in other Sates, let us devote it to the
fIPLe interest in this State, and increase the man.
ufacturing facilities, which woull not only build
up the character of the Siate,but employ addition
al workmen, and bring all its material into use.
Our stream; would be'mada to teem with the pro
ducts of our artizans ; our hills and rallies would
rereund frith the burn of int natty —our revenue
would be increased—all 'our transportation
ties would he made to yield a good interest—and,
in fact, such a scene of enterprize and industry
would be presented as would make every Pennsyl
vanian feel proud. Let the object of Pennsylva
nia be the promkion of her own interests, and
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matters will come to a proper paes.
The people of this State are just beginning to
experience the r ffecta of Whig Legislation, end
the beneficial acts, abuse alluded to, are but
the twginn;ngs. The State debt,-contracted by
Locofoco Legislation, has been accumulating year
after Year, and that party which has had the ad,
ministration of the affairs of this State fur a no tet
her of years, never saw fit to move in the matter
of liquidating the debt, but; on the other hand,
whenever there Was any money to be derived from
the State, they were most invariably the fi r st to
beseech for it. The Whig party have ever shown
themselves the true friends to Pennsylvania's i met
rests, - and we want na. hetter evidence of - this fact'
,
man the act ions of the late Legislature.
TIIE CASLIDIA.Iif TROUBLES
We published last week's brief account of the
disturbances in Crinada. The storm which had
been brewing, broke out with great violence, and
though somewhat expected, has astonished
many by the Went to whiCh the loyalists have
carried the matter. The Cause of till this diffi
culty originated in the passage through both
houses of Parliament, by large msjorities, of a
bill appropriating $400,000 toward indemnifying
individuals for loses sustained in the dustruction
of property during the rebellion of 1537— l and the
approval of that bill by the Colonial' . Governor.—
Soon after the bill had been signed, the tocsin Of
rebellion was sounded, and thousands, -indignant
at the course pursued by the Colonial Governor,
rushed to the standard of the tories, who, strange
to say, heretofore have always been the firm and
staunch friends of the government, and assaulted
the House of Parliament, and finally destroyed it
by fire. The fire of was then kindled,
and the effete are visible ito all who read. The
bill, indemnifying those pertaine for tosses sustaio•
ed in 1837,,ia intlemt,ifying the rebels of that
period, while the friends of the government here
(afore, dissatisfied with this conduct, have them
selves rebelled, and demand sati-faction. Great
violence has been committed .b . ,vrt . te tories, and
the Governor has' been burnt in effigy its all por
tions of Canada, while he is biased at and treated
in the Moat contemptible manner whereverohe
goes. Meetings have been held praying for the
recall el Lard Elgin, the Gov•unor. •
This event in Canada has given visa to various
speculation+ relative to it+ annexation to the Uni
ted State's. Some even go so • far as to, say the
proceedings in Canada have been resorted to in
order to mum motion the project of annexation.
Much as Canada might bedeeired.and convenient
she is situat.id to the Etepublic, we cannot see
that any good would result from such a course.
The southern people, look with a j odour' and
suspicious eye upon every extension of Northern
territory, and knowing full well that its annerntian
would destroy the balance of poretr, they wou'd
anoke for the annexation of Cubs, and would no:
rest contented until the olirct , --Int oTct dear to
then ,had been accomplistelt..iThere is imminent
danger in extending the boundaries of any coun
try, and before the annexation is contsuininsted—
or torn warmly diFCLlFted—ht the experience not
only of our nation, but of other nations of which
we read, prove a werotne to qt.
POLITICAL LEECHES.
The Lo:ofocoa hang to the dikes, which have
bCen given to them with ;great pertinacity, It is
hard fur them, to leave their berths ; it is bard for
them to give place to fresh hands, untainted by
corruption, produced by long continuance in of
fice; it is difficult for them to eonceivo ‘ why they
should be made to make-room for persons , •fresh
from the people," who, unlike the office-holdere,
have not yet tasted government pap. Notwith
standing these Locofocos have been in pewee fur
the last. twenty. years, during which time, they
have prescribed:ill who bore the name of Whig,—
and reaped the profit's of office and enjoyed its
emoluments, they bowl most pitifully, which at
the smite time is most shameful to themselver, at
the WA'sal of a Locofuen, in order to make room
for a Whig. The Nashville Whig thus bits some
of the Locolocos in the tight place: The olemeir
tations," it says, of many of the Loeofuco press
on the one hand, and their fierce attacks of Gen:
Taylor on the other, (for the few removals be has
as yet made,l show what they conrider thegreal
est Democratic. principle. -You may beat them
in the elections and they will take it very kindly.,
Defeat any measure, however dear they may pro
fess to hold it, and it is all well enough, if you
will jolt let them hold the offices. But pull ono
of their office holders loose hum the public teat,
and • spontaneous howl of lamentation will be
sent forth from all parts of the Union. It seems
that the aka of "tie the victors belong the spoils,"
has become the greatone idea with them. Touch
their pockets by removing a few of them from
thrice, and they become sa venomons as triperei
and strike right and left like an irritated blind
rattlesnake in dog-days.
CV' What a Change !—The number of steam
boats on the Upper Laker, up to the year 1825,
was ono. , On the opening of navigation in the
spring of 1849, there were on the entire length
of the lakes 140 steamers, 5 barks, 03 brigs. 548
sehoonrri,, and 128 Stoops, with au aggregate ton
nage of 123,426.62, one.fiftb of the tonnage of
the United States. -dome of the steamboats are
nearly 1000 tons burden, and of the most splendid
and =4 construction.
Igw.4 Cahirstf Mika. in CharMau. B. C. ed
vertia.; "Cradles end Coffins," with ail newwwarY
inter:odic. furniture.
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Local nto3.
Tow biEßlligp.—There "ea - a meeting of
the citizens - of this Place. ibe House or Michael
Mortimet on . To outlay eveniag, May the la. for the
purpose of forming a ticket for Borough ofßcers for
the &ming yen.
-On motion, R. Wooustoz was called to the chair,
and, lobe L. Nu, and S. M. Mills:Vice Presidents
D. G. McGowan, Secretary.
John C. Neville, then stated she object of the wea
ring. and a Committee was appointed to form the
ticket. After a few minutes adjournment. John L.
Lou, as chairman of the Committee, reported the
following named_ gentlemen as the choice of the
Committee:
Chief Burgesp—Benjamin Taylor.
Council—Jacob M. Long.
David Ynengting.
Henry Van Dusen.
•Town Clerk.-4ohn If. Downing.
Treasurer7-Williana Fox.
Auditors—Richard Lee, •
Israel Laser,
Benj. W. Cumming.
3600 1 DifeCtOTll—Jame M. Beaty.
. F. S. Patna.
Daniel !Arm..
John Clayton,
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Geo. M. Cumming.
Daniel Krebs,
John C. Neville, •
Andrew Mortimer,
Rob% M. Palmer.
Johc S. C. M•'ie,
H Leah
'Fbe Domination' ieeeived the unanimous assent
of the anieloolaga, and 11. e denting adjourned.
MAY,—April has taken its departure: May.
beautiful ••Roney Footed" May, Is upon on. The
long anticipated time. when the sun of Spring would
shine. and dispense his warm and genial rays,--and
when young folks can ramble among the hills in
search of flowers and indulge in their youthful pro•
pensitica, has come.. May is the loveliest portion of
the year. How M'y received its name is a mystery
to a great many and relative to this tact there are a
great many opinions. It is supposed to have reedy
ed its name from Romulus, the founder of Rome,who
gave it the appellation in honor of the senators and
noblemen of that city, who were denominated MA..
JORES. On the other hand it is supposed to have de
rived its name from 21111 A, the mother of Mercury.
in consequence of having sterifiees offered to her
upon the first day of this month. It matters little,
however, whence it derived its name: it is enough
fur us to know that it has a name!—and a prettier one
coa'd scarcely have been found. la May.oor moun
tains a tsume their•foliage. while vegetation, more
fully. puts limb its tender sprouts, and the trees an all
directions bloom with hie:soma, which. as we look
upon them elicit our admiration. All admirers of
the Beautiful can have their taste gratified at this sea
ann. May can justly be styled ußottey footed." front
the fict that plants of the-earth begin to flower.—
Beautifully does Milton speak :
•'Days harbinger
Comes dancing from the F.att, and leads with her
The flowery flay ; who from her green 13p throws
The yellow cowslip and the pa :e primrose•' .
FIRE IN TAM MR,II,V.—We learn from the Ta
moque q..egion," that a fire broke nut in that place
on Wednesday night, the 25th alt, near the corner
of Foundry Street. It broke out in the shed at
tached to the rosidence of Rev. Mr. Malony, and but
for the calmneis of the evening, and the great efforts
of the neighbors to extinguish the gamea. the greater
port of that section of the town would. doubtless,
soon have been wrapt in one living sheet of fire.—
We . believe the citizens of 'Fornoqua, hove not yet
procured a Fire Engine. In such a town as Tama
qua, the absence of a lire apparatus, an case of a ser
ious fire, would be prciductive of much harm. The
coat would not be much. and in one instince it might.
in the hands of effective li•emen, be made to save
treble tho rimoant of money it would cost . Let our
norghbors take tt.ese thing, into consideration.
MATING PARTIES.—It is customary in this por
tion ofi the country, upon the first of May, the love
liest portion of the-yer, fro' the young folks to form
thetortilses into partici, and go into the country for
the purpose of commemorating the day. Those
parties are pleasant things—m which all crisp them.
selves, and so long as they are roperly conducted,
are conducive of much good. In a ccordance with
this custom, a party of young folks. consisting of bath
serer, spent the day a short distance from town.—a
:Slaying parties are no new things Even as far back
as the age when Howie was in existence, the young
persons of that city formed themselves into proces
sions, ,and proceriled ,to the grotto of Egerta, to
commemoration of the day. In England, from time
immemorial, this day has been devoted to rural fes
tivals ; upon this day poles call May-poles. are erect.
el, prefusly decorated with garlands, around which
the peas-awry merrily dance.
MEETING OF MINERS.—The miners of this
County. during the last week, have been on a strike
for higher wages. Thy held a meeting, at Miners' .
ville on I'w:slay last, setting forth thc, grievances
under which they labor, the proceedings of which
will be found in another coludin. Another 09341
meeting was held at the Bull's Head, a short distance .
from this Borough, which was very numerously at•
tended. The reiolutioos of this meeting will be
found in another column. This W. 19 a very large
meeting, the number of persons assembled, being eaF
timated at upwards of 2COO. The meeting was con•
ducted in a mild and temperate manner, and nothing
occurred to mar the quint of the place.
A NA fiRO .V ESC 1: 3 E: —A' horse attached to a
cart engaged in hutting dirt front the basis of . Sharp
Mountain, below the American House, met with a
very narrow escape, on Thursdaymorning last. The
hrwre with the car: ofdirt attached, wan being ..back.
ed" to the verge nfa large embankment at that place,
when, unperceived by the driver, he got ther“aftp"
and went •down .the loll," a depth of some forty or
fifty feet. without being mach injured. • What a fad
was there: The cart was somewhat damaged.
M1IU.;1I ENTERTAIN EN r.—Ntri.Vratstin,
a celebrated vocalist, of Philadelphia, will give a
nuts Cal entertainment in the TtlWil hall, Pottavdle.
on Tuesday evening next. As a v matte. %V.
has few superiors. and she if always greeted with
large audiences. To add to the attraction of the en.
tertainment. she will be assisted by hi rsons, who ore
quite young. and whose performances have been the
general theme of admiration. 'rho bills promise a
rich treat. and those wh-r desire to listen to singing.
; 0 " singing; would do well to attend.
I'ASSENGF:3 CAI?.. —The time for which Mt.
Peters had contracted to ran the passenger tram, on
the Reading Railroad, having eapired on Tuesday
last, the Ist of May, the Nmpany wit! now run the
trains piton their "own honk." Mr. Peters, we pre
'Some, has naade out well by the bargain. and in taking
leave of the road it is but- just to say that he and his
conductors are entitled to the thanks of the travelling
public, fur the, accumnodations exmaded to them
whenever desired.
FIRE IN ST. CLAIR_—We understand that two..
houses situated in St. Clair, in this County: were de
stroyed by Brenn Tuesday night last. The houses
were entire'y destroyed. with the whole of the furn
iture. The property was owned by Mr. Johns. The
fire is supposed to have originated accidentally.
PO 3T OFVICE APPOINTMENT.—Andrew Mor
timer, has been appointed Postmaster in this Borough
m place of Daniel Krebs, removed. 'rho appoint
ment is a gond one, and will give 'satisfacton. It is
due to Mr. Krebs to state that the bunions, of the P.
0. was faithfully attended to during his term, and that
al an Miner he was obliging and attentive,
NEW VOLUNTEER CONIPANY.—A Volun
teer Corps is about being formed in Terninna. A
meeting. for the formation of a military eoutifany.
tbakplace, was held last Saturday evening.
I.lBlllNCL—Trmit are said to be numerous. a the
River and Creek. a short distance above Tam aqua.—
The fihermen have been oui trying their lock. and
met with tolerable success.
C7The Editor of the New York Tribune has
seen a letter from Montreal, dated Thursday after
burning of the Parliament House, which states
that it is almost impossible to describe the depth
of feeling which pervade. the people of that place
in relation to political matters, and that the gene.
rel cry' is fur annexation to the United Statee.—
The writer is en American merchant, and has re-
sided in Montreal several years..
tar. 4 Duel.—A duel took pheo at Old Point
Comfort, Vs., on Thursday, 26th tat, between J.
P. loner.* tnidebipmen in the nary, and Doctor
Jams Pope, a nepbev of Commodore Deyoe7.—
Bob wlrt severely wouode4• • •
illincrsoille 2ffairs.
[From orrr convipoodeno. •:
'Doraville, May 12. 1849
Dear Barman : •
Notwithstanding theidnllneas of . the times, we
have, now and then , some excitement to relieve
the irksomeness of idleness.
Last Week. Dowels and Ca's Circus, "the larg
est and most magnificent (humbug) establish•
mein ever organized in this couistij . .," performed
to crowds and succeeded in carrying MT a good
many "quarters."
On Saturday and Monday evenings, the Loo
mis Family exhibited their. •mairaculbits" Caper.
intents in clairvoyance. It may perhaps be im.
prudent. in view of the present prejudiced state
of the public mind,to collates+, experiments inge
nious and clever specimens of ,tlaimbug." A
man certainly aright to believe the evidenc e o f .
his own eyes, and,as a general thing, may Fri
perly be accused of unreasonableness and fully
when he will not do so. But there are excep
tions to every role, and I confess frankly, that I
am-Still sceptical. I don't -believe in miracles; in
these latter days, and although Miss Martha's
.experiments" are strong-and staggering and
cannot be explained satisfactorily, I can see no
thing more in them than a very ingenious and
successful trick.' '
She certainly has been tried by close tests, has
read books, papers and letters, and described
persons accurately,:when she could not, by any
possibility have had a psevlons knowleu^e of
them; and that too, whit ,her eyes so bantraged
Olt: to sedss::,„ e i physically impossible. I ran
:to more explain this than I can the tricks of the
Fakir of Ava or Signor Blitz, But, like the coun
tryman in the novel, I have to be deceived and
am just as well: pleased and as much amused
with the trick as I should be if she were really
working miracles.
The Miners and Laborers, on this side of the
Region, have stopped work till they can secure
higher wages and cash payments. They held
large meeting on Tuesday afternoon, in front of
Ellis' hotel. The men were quiet, orderly and
thoughtful; and all the proceedings were, I
thought, conducted in a proper and intelligent
manner Committees were appointed to meet
their erriployers and negotiate with them and fur
other purposes.deetned necessary to the accom
plishment of their design.
Josep4 Ba'es; a miner, possessing strong natu
ral abilities cud some education, reported the
proceedings of the men at St. Clair. iu a clear and
manner,after which J. Cfeareat,Esq.
was ca'lled and addressed the meeting, entering
fully into into its object, 'and saggektmg the pro- ,
per n,eaus W he employed for its! accomplish
ment. A mass meeting
was called fur Thurs
day, ( tt-morrow.) ut the Bull's Head.
This morning; (Wednesday) a largo body of
men, chiefly from the tt eat West and Fo.;arty's
works, I ant informed, paraded through the
streets, visited several operators, and in some
instances wherethe laborers were ati work. com
pelled them to stop. This course is decidedly
reprehensible. and if persevered in certain
ly prevent the accomplishment of ;their object,
which in itself is proper nod should' be effected
by proper means. I have conversed with sere.
ral who were active in the meeting fan Tuesday,
and ant glad to barn that this resort to intimida.
flue and force is wholly and positively condemn
ed, and a recurrence ofsimilar acts-mill be pre
vented if possible.
KENTUCKY ON EMANCIPATION
Among- the proceedings of the Convention
which assembled at Frankfort!, Kentucky, for the
purpose of considering what course is meat pro
per to pursue relative to the emancipation of
slaves, we find the following items:
First—Believing slavery as it exists by Ism in
Kentucky, injurious to the Commonwealth. incur]•
aistent with the fundamental. principles . of free
government, and contrary to the natural rights of
mankind. and therefore that it ou;ht not to be per.
petuated.
Second—Any scheme of emancipation ought
to be prospective, operating up so negroes born
after the adoption of the scheme, end therefore
the following points are recommended to be in-err.
ed in the neer constitution—
lat. The abadute prohibition of the impartation
of dive. in Kentucky.
fo winter the complete tMwer on the peo
ple of Kentucky to perfect under the new coo
atiiution a system for the gradual prospective
manctpation of their slaves..
all f3atts of 3tatts
t ry/roz Cinders are now prop sed as paving
material, and an sfrort 'making to have Penn
sylvania Avenue at Washington paved tbereveAb,
and thus avoid the intense cirruds of dust lsrhich
obraruet that great thoroughfare. We have no
"doubt that a good ironing will make a arnaoth
road.
Merry England-Liu 1817, there were
consumed In Giest Britain aiX 'hundred and
twenty millions of gallons of beer, besides en
immense quay.tiiy of wine and distilled liquors
;mounting to an aggregate of twenty seven gallons
for each man, woman 'and child In that kingdom.
Inr Died at Marshfield. Itiaciat:husette nn
the . s th pit! n , Den. Joel Hatch, aged 79 ;on the
O'h alt., 1) , . .hsrph Cid, aged 81. They were
both electi4Upeons of the,thingregabonal Ch arch
Nordi Mar Afield, in I $Ol, and they were bush
bound dead, - the one in hid bed and the other in
his yard.
IT Benefits of Advert ising.—A r single mon
advertising. for employment. a maiden lady wrote
to inform him that if he cou'd find nothing better
to do. he might come and merry her. He did so,
grid touched twenty thousand pounds.,
1331'fis'on fur Lancaster County.—The Grand
Jury of L tacaster county have reported an favor
of the pin and contract for th• erection of a new
county prison. It will be constructed on the soli
tary confinement principle, and is to coat over
$lOO,OOO. ,
'l7'Cgmesodore Perry, of the United Statee
Navy, the German papers say, hoe accepted the
post declined by C immature Parker, of comman
der of t*German Navy. A number of Ameri
can naval efficers are ready to enter the Gramm
service.
IV"Taitrn Lieentert in Lancaster.—At th'e
lest Cowin( Quarto, Seasion of Lancaster county
twa hundred and thirty nine levet n Itcenaeo were
gmnted for Lancaster city and county, being three
more than loot year. Sixteen application., nine
of them for new stand.), were rej••cted.
ri7 - Dr. Warren took from the stomaeh of. an
Irirh girt at the Massochusetts general hospital.
by means of an incision, a tope worm, forty -one
'feet and eleven inches in length, while the sufferer .
was under the influence of ether.
IV - The' York and Cumberland Valley Rail
iotd, to run from York to Harrisburg, is to be
put under , contract immediately, and the work
will be pushed to completton with all the energy,
end dispatch in the powet of the company.
t ." York and Dinphin counties ; have elected
delegates to the Damocratic Convention to nom
inate. a candidate for Canel Commissioner, with
out instruclinns o+ to whom they shall support.
rirAo old Solclier.—Ridetsky, the Austrian
General, whe. commencasl and has just completed
the campaign in Nerthern hely, is eighty-two
years of age. I •
[y Mrs. Farnham has succeeded in obtaining
fifty-right reinsle rmwants in the ...astern eines,
who are to sill trona New York for Gaitiatnia
ring the presrnt week, in the ship Angeline.
Patterson.—A paper ,out West an
nounces the decease of thie noted individual; who
ha+ been now Struck by the hind of death.
[?Stand-up collars have become quite fash
ionable. A friend suggest. the propriety of es.
tablishing en office for the insurance of ears.
CZ" . .I Splendid r.Johne was knack( d
overboard at Cincinnati, and saved by his daugh
er, aged eighteen years, who plunged in after
hint. Gdorious girl !
[:?'The experiment of cheap postage has been
successful in Fiance. Tho amount of 'matter
trar;smitted has increased' more than half. -
re" There were 119 t new buildings erected In
New Yolk city in OMB, just 635 less.thau in the
year before.
(V' Wingate, the angasta Bank rnbber, was
convicted last week, and sentenced by Judge Rice,
to eight yeifra confinement in the Maine State
Prison. at hard labor.
tra-A gentlemen in Cincinnati owns a mule
which measures eighteen' hands in height. That
animal is decidedly .soine pumpkins.'
ir - y•A Philanthropic Lady in this city: says
the SOS of the Tunes; is taking ups collection
to purchase the freedom of Power's Greek Slave.
cr•Oti ! Hu! mg fine fellow.—ool.l Lesgh
of Fulton county, Kentucky, has been fined $l3O
under the State law., for accepting a challenge to
fights duel.
pr lye see by the London Times of the 2nth
ult.. that £40,000, or *boat '5200.000, bad. been
reeel•ad in *bat city in gold dust from California.
rir The National Intelligeneer has $400,000
ontisiandimi debts—and politician *labia at that.
FITZ HENRY wAsrtEs.
Mr. Warren, the second Autstaiii ?. M. Gene
rat, has, been moat ruthlessly assailed, by the
opposition press. Not being able to publish any
thing derogatory of his character se,a public min.
they resort to thii most trivial private concerns for
effecting their vicious object: Wherever Mr. W.
is known, these assaults will prove harmless. The
Cincinnati Gazette, speaks well of him, and holds
this language. I -- He has, it says, been u an active,
energetic Whig—an efficient, weit - ng
Ha has talents of • high einte tt li — is firm ,
•
proMpt business tom With these qualities be
has won the opposition of all unprincipled deals.
goguea, whether in or out of effete. They assail
him with a;inalignity that manifests a determination
to weaken the: mural influence of, action. by, as.
i situa t e upon his reputation._ All, this will prove
unavailing—these. assassins gnaw - a file. Mr.
•
.Warren will go forward in the Post Office as he
- has done in every . other place he bas filled, in the
(Carlina discharge of his duty, without being in
slightest degree disturbed by . the assaults of his
enemies, whether nerd or open. This the public
My rely upon. On the other hand, Mr. Warren
has nothing to fear frotn these attacks.
POTTSVILLE a MARKETS.
CORRECTED-lEEEKLE.FOR 7HE JOURNAL.
Wheat Flour, DK $5 50 1 Red Peaches par'd. 300
Rye do do .4 50 do do aupar'd. 175
Wheat, bush. 110 Dr'd Apples, paid. 75
Rye, do . .65 Eggs, dos. 10
Coo, do ' 60 Rutter, lb. 15
Oats, do •40 Bacon, OS
Potatoes, do , 50i Hams, .10
Timo!hy faced, . 2 50. Hay. ton. 15 00
Clover do 350 Plaster. 600
- -
I{4IAZILEED
On the 29th nit Rev. D. Steck. Mr. ISAAC WO
Merchant, to MARGARET ROBINdON, both of 51i.ocrs
vale. '
On the 14th ult.. by Hey.. 30.1%ph Mu't,onl; Mr. rale
I.lAll P. BIM A/N.rf Oak Ibll. Ptcbuylkill county, to
bliss ANN LYNOrI, of rbiladeliibis.
By the same, on the lit Inst.. Mr. KYBEN TEILNEY,
io Miss Mary ANN HILBERT, both of Pottsvilly..
At New mile,l,n the 71th ult, by Michael Midara,
E.g.. elitist. Saipan, of Northumberland County
to Mita ELIZ•61111 MIuLLI., of New Castle, Schur
kill County.
At the partition, m
. at Woetadorf, on ,Tuesday the
17th inst.. by the Rev Mr. liotrineier. Mr. Samoht.
Marinas, formerly of Union county, to Mists SARAII
B.Fitnerrof Btriwille. Berta county.
I I DEATHS
In North Ma nheirn, on the 29th of April, Mrs. RACH
EL LEWIS, wulow of Morgan Lewis, deceased, aged
daycare, I month and 10 days.
On the 24th nit., near this borough. Mr. 3!ICIIAEL
MGR, la the 71th year alms age. ,
• In the city of Lancaster, on Sunday morning, Itit
met, after an Illness of - two days, Mrs. MART 11.
Bostecaaga, wife of Geo. If, 13onthecger, Eeq., and
daughter of the late Ra: J. II: Notrateter, of that city.
In this Borough. on Friday innrnine, at 3 o'clock, A.
M.. Limes Fos, son of 3l.tind Margaret Murphy,aged
3 months. •
The friends of the family ore respectfully invited to
attend bin funeral. from his Father's residence in Cen
tre street, this altanoon, (Saturday) at t o'clock, with
out further notice. '
A SPECIAL MEETING of Directors of the
Mechanics Saville fund 'association of Pottsville,
will be held on Monday. TIO May, at 4 o'clock,
for the purpose of receiving inonthly dues from the
rockholders ; and at 8 o'clock In the evening, the 'nods
of the association will he lonsd.
je•p. l'if.A.:3lil LODGE No. 216.—An Atlj.teined
LY meeting of Pulaski Lodge. No. 216, will he bold
on Widneerlay evening. May 16,1819.. et :I o'Llnek.
May 5:493 19 20 •
NATIONAL LIGHT INFANTRY. will meet at
their Armory for Target practice.onMonday, 7th
Of May,at 8S o'clock, A. M.. in winter untfaim,
By rade. of 11. LORI), O. R.
U. S. COMMON SCIIOOI. CON VESTION.--•
1 57 The undersigned, citizens of Schuylkill County.
helieving that much gout may result from the pron..-
BA National Contention of tilt Friends of Conininn
eohook, to lie herd in the City of Philadelphia, on
Wednesday, the Bz.i.lay of Ango.t. next,at Ili o'clock
A. M., ..firr the promotion or this paramount intere>t
of Our Republican lastitutiOns." resnettfully invite
their fellow ritic.rnalo Meet in County Conventin i. at
the Town Hall, In the.Borcush of.Pottsvilte. un Wed
nesday the Fouri:li dayof July nestot three o'clock in
the afternoon, for the mop,se of choosing Delegates
to reprsent am county in the promised National
ninvention.'
Strange N Palmer, C Feger Jackson.
Boheit M Paliner, Thomas Foster,
Brod nun Bartholomew, - Crosby W Ellis,
Elijah Hammer, Vim Mortimer,
John Clayton, I . Daniel Dill,
John C Lessig, S Sillyinan, .
Samuel Thompson, Bard Patterson,
Thomas C Pollock, David D Lewis
Was Fox. John Ruch,
Am. Lewis. 'E
-T Tat lor,
John Merlon,Jr A B White,
. •
John BLI Martin, F W Ilughes. •
U T Taylor. J W Cake,
Jahn II Adam. • C W Pitman.
Peter FJey,
LLarer.
S Ilnu:h.
Danto Krebs;
ElliflE=E:l
irp. THE PEOTES FAST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
.•Y" —The followinz Resolution • has been passed by
the Vestry of Trinity Church, Pottsv,ille.
Reioloed, That in consideration nf the gums contrAui
tell and to be contributed as donstlong to the erection
and furnishing Of the church edifice; the vestry do
hereby set apart, and apnmprinte FIFTY EIGHT
PEWS, which shall be, and remain free (oral! persons
....lin may desire to worship in the Church. These
pew. arc located as follows:
IF THE CENTRE AISLE, •
Nnnh We, No. 111. 119, 127,135. lat. 154 159.
South aide, No. 112. ISO, 125, ISO. 144., 152, 160.
IN' HE NORTH AIS LE.
North aide, No 1,5% 13, IS. 25, 31, 37, 43, 51. 53 54.55.
South side, No. 2, 8. 14. 20. 26, 32, 35, 41, 50, 52.
IN THE SOUTH AISLE.
Smith aide, N n:56, 57, 58, 60, 74, 80, 86. 92, 99, 104. 110.
North aide, 'Nn. 50, 67, 73, 70, 85. 01, 07, 103, 100.
DIVINE SFRVICE Is held in the Church every Sun
day. AforMay Service commences at 'lOl o'clock.
Afternoon Steele. enn menses at 4 o'clock. And even
in;verviceoinCie Rost - Sunday of every month.
CRURCII CEMETERY, AT MOUNT
LAUREL—The Vestry of Trinity Church, Potts
ville, are now ready torten burial lots and groves in that
large and beautiful plot of ground, near the Junction of
Market Street and the Mmersville Road. which they
h ave lateli, enclosed and tai out fur aCemetery. Ap
plica lion for lots or single graves May be made to AN
DREW RUSSEL, Esq., Treasurer of the Church, at
whose office on Mahantongn Street, a plan of the Ceme
tery tan be seen, or Edward Owen Petry, Eed.,
Centre Street..
,p-"UNIVERSALIST CifUßClL—Service• are held
in the td story of :Richter's Newnan, every Sab
bath morning and evening at the usual hours Um R.
K. BRUSH, of Luzern' , County, Pastor.
The public a re respectfully Invited to attend. '
A. COMMON COLD AND COUGIL—It should be
remembered tha a Cough Is an evidence that some Iw.
turity is lodged Di the innga, which, If not speedily re
moved, will so Irritate these delicate organs as soon.
er or later to bring on infiontation of Ma loom-3 form
of disease which we all know is the high road to con
sumption. •
Wright's Indian Yngrtablo Pills are a moat delight
ful medicine for cairying MT a cold, because they es.
poi from the soitem all morbid and corrupt humors
(the cause of every kind of diseasy) in an easy and
natural manner. Four or live ertVright's Indian Vege
table Pills taken every night on going in bed, will In a
short time remove tie most obstinate culd—atthe same
lime the digestive organs wil' b restored to a healthy
tone, and the blood completely puitfied,
THE GREAT MEDICINE or THE DAV : DOCTOR
TOW/IrsElID'S SAIIIIAPARILI C—Thm meiocine has the
peculiar fortune of being recommended end prescribed
by the most 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 timcs cheaper than
any other preparation. Dort. Townsend Is a physician
of great reputation in Albany, N. Y. and the - Physicians
generally in that city prescribe It in' their practice
The following Is a certificate from some of them:
OPINIONS OP PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders frtm
Physicians in different parts of the Union.
This I■ to certify that we. the iindereigned Plipleiana
o the city of Albany have In numerOttases prescri
bed Dr.:rownsend'a Sarsapwilta. and we believe it io
be one of the molt valuable preparations of the 'darte
d-trill& In the market.
IL IL PIMANO. AL D.
.1. WILSON. M. D. •
R. P. SMOGS, M. D.
• P. E. ELMENDORF, M. D.
AlbaWY, April
Dr. Seymour, the writer of the following. is one of
he oldeSt ■od most respertable Physicians in Conn.
Hartford, Ct.. May 21, 1816.
Or. Yewssgrio.—Dear.'Sir "Townsend's•Pana
parilla'•. finds a ready .le in Hartford—ls highly es
•tcemed by all who have made use of it, and we hava
teason to believe its good qualities will he daily appre
ciated by a discerning public. 1 have daily calls for It,
and hive 'on will be remunerated for rote exertions to
render service to the afflicted. I am air, your obedient
servant, HARVEY SEYMOUR, M. D.
t"V•The , General Agency for the sale of the Sursa..
parilta Is a, Clinnan's Bookstore Pottsville, where Drug,
gists and others can be supplitiwholesale at the Manu
facturers prices.
It to also for sale In Ponsvllle at John G. Brown's,
Clemens lc Pantiles, and John A. C. Martin's Drug
Stores; E. J. Fry, Tamaqua; J. W. Gibbs, Druggist,
and J. B. ealle, Mlnersoille G. Frailey, Drwieshnre;
Henry Ablesltr, S. M. Kempton, and W. L. Heisler,
Port Carbon; Paul Barr, Ploegrove; J. C. C. Hughes.
Pottsville.
Cr See ad sltr'vement in another column Acircular
containing tge number of certificates from Physi
cians and other can be examined at Bannan's Book,
tore-Pries Al per bottle, or 6 Boulez for •5.
BEWARE OP COUNTERFEITB.—Toyter's Cosa.
terfait Detector, and Usiied Stator Mouy. .Reparter.
he beet 1n th United Slimes, containing Ike dmtle
agreeing, of all the Gold, Silver, and Copper coins in
ireolatloa with their value attached corrected month
ly. No merchant or dealer ought to be without It.
13- Person/ enclosing one dollar to the substriber
will beve the Detector Wailed monthly one year to their
NOTICEs—HAVIND PURCHASED at Consta
file's S-ale , 4 Horses. one 2 Hone Wagon, Log Chain
and Spreader, 2 Setts Harness, including Saddle and
Fly-nets, and 1 Cutting Box, I do hereby glue notice.
that I have loaned theta to E. Kemtuery. during my
pleasure. Wit. Du HAVEN.
. May h. 1819. • 19-21*
rt„; OIVICIfie—Hv THE COURT or Common Pleas
of Schuylkill County—Notice la hereby given that
the account of John Atrimpfler and William Graert,
Assignee or Adam Randenbash, has been Bled and the
same will be confirmed at the June Term, Pit% by the
said Conn. nutty sufficient reasons are shown to
the contrary. ITHOS. MILLS, Prolhnno!ary.
Orwigaburg. May 5.1649. 19-St
OTICE.--IN TIIE COVRT of C tramoil Pleas of
IN Schuylkill County—Notice is hereby given that
the account of James Cleary. Assignee of Patrick
Quinn. of the Borough of Pottsville, h. been Wed, and
unless sufficientreasons are shown to the contras t he
same will be continacd by our Court Of Common Pleas
of said County, at June Term. 1544.
THOMAS MILLS, Prothonotary. •
Orwigsbure, May 5. 1547. • 15.31
OTICE.—OFFICE OF THE LITTLE Sell U YL...
1' KILL and SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD CO.,
Philadelphia, April 27. 1839.—TD8 Leaknature of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. bating recently pam
ed an act entitled "A further supplement to an act to
incorporate the Little Schuylkill ard Susquehanna
Railroad Company, and to thane* the none, thereof," '
by which. among other things, It is enacted "that this
Company shall hereafter Se known by the name of the
CataWissa.Willlamsport Snit Erie Railroad Company,'
the Stockholders of the said Company are hereby re
quested to meet at the Office of the Compent, corner
of Third and Walnut it,.. in the city of Philadelphia, '
on the 31st day of May. 1849. at 10 o'clock In the fore
noon,
to take action cnncerning the. "farther supple-'
meat" herein before referred to, and to do what may
be deemed requisite in !elation thereto; and also to
choose a President and six Manager,, a Secretary and
Treasurer, and such other officers as may be deemed '
necessary for the said — Company. The polls of the
election to he open from the hour of eleven o'clock.
A. M.. to the hour of 12 o'clock. noon, of that day 9
May 5. 19-4 t Writ D. LEWIS. President.
NOTICN O
notice TlC
E.—THE 7 h l e lE no cUr n L g l a e rt i c7 ::;:l i tt ! d
l ui ro ta rse ke
I Bulky, 1 sett single ilarneas, I Saddle and Bindle, 1 I
Bureau, I Wardrobe, 1 Writing Desk nod Book Case,
2Tables. 1 Bed and the bedding. 1 Washstand and
Furniture. 2 Looking Glasses. 3 Busts, 10 Pictures, a
Violin, Guitar, and Banjo, I Clock. 5 Chairs, I Stove
and.pipe, lease Surgical Initmesents, I Medicine chest,
and slot of tattles and jam , were purchased by me at
public sale, on the Ifith dayof Apr 0,1849, 3.3 the prop
erty of Theodore B. Hale, and possession having been
delivered to me, I have placed the said articles in the
ellsrody and possession of the said T. B. Hale, to be
kt .,;* by him during my will and pleasure.
5 19.411 MOSES WEISF.R.
.
—-L.-- - - ....
r.) ,G 1s tr En, - . 4 NoneE.--NOTICE is here-
It by given, that the EZei.4:m's min! ' l ' dminiltra "'" ,
herein after named,have Ned their re:',/ective aCfnunti
of the Administration, of. the following estates .In the
Register's Oflice of Schnylk ill County, which accounts
have been allowed by the Register, and will be presen
ted to the Judges of the Orphans' Court, on Monday
the 4th day of June next, sat 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
Cro allowances end confirmation, when and where all
persons tuff - Tested may attend if they think proper.
I. The ecroont.of K. M. Beatty. Administrntrix of
the estate of Thema:l'D, Ileatty, late of the Borough
of Pottsville deceased.
e. The account of Hiram Kimmel. Administrator of
the estate of Catharine Kitrunel, of Lower Mehanthn-
I go Township, deceased. .. i
' 3. The account or John Hand, Administaror of the
estate of Jacob Hatter, of Porter fp., decease/. '
4. The account of Benjamin Hain. Executor
ffe of the
I ,
Last Will and Testament, of Catharine Ker, of I. w
et Mahantango tp., deceased. ,
S. The account of Peter StiwgrtZ, Admit : dormer of
the estate of Daniel Aurnan, of Wayne tp.. deceased.
6. The accent,' of Christian Brown, admlnistrotor
of the estate of Lydia Brown. late Lydia Kemerling.
of Wayne tp., deceased. '- -
. The account of Benjamin Herder. Executor of the
Lam Will and Testament of Chrittaan Kepler, of Up
per 31ahantanacillr o deceased- • , . •
8 The account of D.iniel Haas. Arinnnistrator of
the estate of Geroge W. Heeler, of Upper. Mahantan'
go tp. deCeaSad.
0. The account of George K uanan, Ailministra•
tor of the estate of Philip Kauffman, late of the Boric'.
Schuylkill illaven, deceased.
10. The account.of Peter Klinger, Administrator of
the estate of Jacob Eirn:l.l, late of Lower Mahantan
go Ip., deceased. .
I Register's Office. Orwies-4 DANIEL KAERCHER.
burg. May 5, 1819 r
. sia• Register.
43TICE.—ESTA rE - OF CHRISTIAN GOLD
MAN. deceased—balers of Administration nn the
estate of Christian Goldman. I its of Ti Omaha Town
ship, deceased, having lire,, granted To the subsceber
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 prnperly antlienticaled for
sentement. • TIIO3IPSON A. GODFREY,
Tiemont, April.l9. 1 8-00 Administrator.
=I
O r T d
p E e;i 7 t Tl e
„ I d a
4 0 , t t i boy r the r
ot havingbeen tsv tl.u n e r
( 7 , l , n rn t
',any, and CtlliCrltlr of the water Rent,
re,ptertthose indebted to the Company to call
and mettle their acrounte.
OtTire, ilentty . • Row, Norwegian Street.
at 26•49-35-tf N. M. NEWMAN
FS %ILL I.; WATIlit
tockholdentot the Plates . Ole Water Coothauy, are
hereby notified, that an tier thin will be held at the
holoce of Mdrilionre & ittrother,on Monday the 14th day
of May. ISfd, between the hours of 3 and 5 P. M., for
the 111.1.0." of electing nine rnanleer4. to conduct the
bunters of the Company (or the enaaine, year. .
April 21; 17-31) A. RUSSEL n•riaant
OTICE.—NOTICE 13 lIEREIVii GIVEN that
Charks Witman _has titan appointed by the Or-
Phnn's Colmar srh,*l4lll County, Auditnr, to audit,
resettle and reetate the administration accounts of
Peter Mclioe. Adnimistratm of the estate of E e.-
MIA LI 516111/E, deceased, and that he will be an at
teodance, at hr,, anti c , on the 15th day of May
at In o'clock in the forenoon. for said purpose, when
and where all those in any manner inierested, ran and
may attend. WITMAN. Auditor.
Ora IV hargApril 21, Intel. r —lb ,
DIS: 4 OLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The partnership heteinfote pistol:7. between the
uhmetilwr, trading wader the thin of 11EN
DILICE°.
JONES & 11111KBECK: tyro on the Ist ofJantlaty.l9l9.
dissolved by mutual 'consent. The business will he
continued by Jones & liirkbeek. who areauthorized to
settle the business of the late firm '
JOHN HENDRICKS,
RoWLAND JONEA.
THOMAS RIRRRECF
Tamlive., April Rl, 1419. 17-Imo'
I OSSOLIUTION.—TiIe Partnership berm mote
esistine between ELIAS & JOHN II ZIEB ICII
was 1113401Ved by mutual enosent, on the I th tidy of
April last; all per , ons ind , bied to the said hrm: and
those having claims acainst it, are requested to rail
on J. B. Ziebach, between this and t he leo( May
next, to mettle the same. •
JOHN B ZIEBACII.
Theundr4signed hereby return+ his :incere thanks
to the citizens of Tremont and the poldic in general,
for the liberal encouragement in hts tin:Owens, and
makes known at the saute time, that he still continue:4
at hisold stand In Tremont. to carry nit the Tailoring
business In all its 'various branches. His work in re
gard to beauty, durability and cheapness, cannot be
exceeded by any other :tithe County ; he will also of
fer his remaining stock of Heady Made Clothing at
Coat. JOHN B. ZIEBACH. -
Tremont. April 21, 17.2 t•
OTICE.--WHEREAS MY WIFE. MARI" ED-
O' WARDS, has leR ivy bed and board without any
just eau. ; I hereby nation all,persons not to trust
bee on my account, as 1 will• pay no debts of her Oin•
J EMUS EDWARDS.:
April 17, 17-3)
tS'OTICE.—TO OPERATOP.S.—The ad
!. ',eraser linvingone of the bestivnarves on Schuyl
kill newly planked. is desirous of making un nrranzi—
menliorecelve and ship Cool—or to receive a first-rate
article to he sold on conionssion. lir feienms furnish
ed and required. • J. C. PRI cr..
Apr7-IS-Ini] Cor.l2th & Willow Oil . Phila.
the FREE and IA DE
PEN DENT Voters of Schuylkill County!
Having been encouraged by numerous friends thin ,
mit the County, 1 most respectfully offer myself ,as a
candidate for the office of SiIERIFF. at tits ensuing
General Election. tiiukufd I prove en fortunate as to
receive a nialority,of your votes, it shall he my rnti.
sum aim to discharge the duties of the office with fi
delity and impartiality. Your fellow citizen,
__Apt-151 N. M. WILSON. Pottsville.
140 OTICE-1S lIEREBV GIVEN,VTO nil persons
Pl interested in the estatelateof WILLIAM
of therity of Readies. Reeks Crionty.dereased, that the
undersigned are the Earctitoratifsaid Estate—and thorn
bovine claims upon acid estate ate in prevent them for
adjudication—and those persons Indebted. for I lam',
Book arinunt. Note+. Bonds, or ntherivit.e, will please
make payment without further, delay. to enable the af
fairs of the said estate In he brought to a close.
WILLIAM ERMENTRWT,
M. S. RICIIARDA:
hfarch 31 14-611 Executors of said Estate.
VOTICE.—Thi-stibgerihers hue been appointed
soenis for the sale of Harrison's Copying Press
nried;tallic Damp n Ina Tablet, n time saris', label- so n•
ing end money, strew satirrhser. sample of which mip
be seen et the York Stnre; nil orders for the above
pressel which are warranted to give entire satisfaction
will be promptly attended In.
March 17 I'.) E. YARDLEY Sr. SON.
rEnsoN,s KNownsin rimm-
SCI,VES indehtyd to the late tiim of LoNu &
JACK , ON, are most respectfully requested to call upon
thr sub-crater between this and R h .' Sleet of April next
and make payment, and all persons. having. claims
against the Into firm will please present them for set
tlement.. JA - con M. I.ONC.
March 10. 18-Id. 11-tr
TIISSOLUTIOS—TtIf FA ItTNEIt lIP
ToFORE existing between the undersigned in the
Tin and Stove business, in thhtsv inc. and trading 'in
the name of LONG & JACKSON, has ben this thy
dissolved by the withdrawal C. F. Jackson The
business will be undiluted Jucnb. M. Lime.. and the
debts duchy the late firm n ill be settled up by him; in
accordance with the t 'MIS of dissnlutinn.
_ .„
JACOB .M. LONG,
Marchlo. I Istfl C. F. JACKSON_
O PILE.--TIIOMAS FOSTKIi• & 1111 E
slt REMOVED their stork n( Bonin and Shoes in he
new stare on the earner or Centre and Market Sire ,tis,
where the business will in !mare be carried nn sition
the rash principle.. Thankful to their frisnds and the
public in general for past firers. they hope, by In-oil
ging their business In future upon the only correct hn
too, (viz., rash payment!) to afford to their susiam;•rs
goods upon such reasonable teensy as will ensure to
them a liberal patronage. • -
UP:—.lll persons indebted to thenrolersign
ed are requested Income forward and settle theirassets
ns our new business arrangements ~will require us to
discontinue and urge the prnnipt payment of the sami..
Frhl: 0J TIIOMAR'FOSTER & CO.
NAVIGATION CARS
le
—The Schuylkill Navigation Company. having
sometime since. assirsed all their Mail road Cars. nom
minty known as^the •• Yellow. Cars" tn Ilenry.C-
Corbit. Cliarirs S. Wood - , and Edward T. Rendolph.
Erg 11..—iA trust. for certain purposes;" and poueeeeinn
having now been given. to their Arent Edwin' G.
Harris. whn will keen lhvee Cars In Repair, and tnn
them. for account of the Trustees.
NOTICE, to hereby even. that ail c olm., Int Is hem.
br materials, hazesner furnished to these Cars, most he
presented for settlement to Edward D. Harris. Agent
for the Touters. ELWOOD MORRIS,
Dee. 2- . 48-49-Iyi Resident Engineer., S. Y.
Mataulay's History of England,
VotuniE I. of a beautiful cheap edition of this
valuable work, published by E. 11. flutter & Co..
Philadelphia. containing all the matter verbamai et
literatum, of vol. I, of the Landon edition, published
In London at nearly 111,00 a volume, received and for
sale at 25 cents. n-
AL•2O, the Apocalytleal Bey. an extraordinary dig
conme on the rise and fall of Papacy.. published origi
nally laths year 1701. Price 25 eta. at
DANNAN'S
March 17 • 1111 Cheapilook sod Variety Stores:.
NOTICES.
ME
S — - -
TRAY COW.—Came to the premises of the
sub.criber near the Bite Tavern, Norwegian Street.
Pntisville, a Black and White Cow, with F 1 star in bet
forehead together witb a End and White calf abont
three weeks old. The owner is requented In coma
forward. payeharges and take bar away,otherwite sbe
will be said according to law.
May 5:49j 301 M. S. BRINK.
_
WANTED:
47117 in
• 7 d 'N u
i T t ri } o : u p s --" M
' an S O k nl l eTrec tense Vb v a s in e as.
and with unexceptionable character ; is in want of
situation as clerk, xaleaman or manager of a store.—
' Apply to
Maps 10-Xf] - ' Miners' Journal Office.
NUM____
OFOF FE9dfIERS and
• • biouldera,at the -Tamaqua Iron Rorke," where
constant rutpl.pytncnt can be had.
April 21, 17-10 PIM , : K. SMITH.
CARDS
-
irCTOIL C. ICMIStb - LEII, 110M(EOPATITIC
PHYSICIAN, Removed bis Office to Hie uper-
Pen of th e new betels building, opposite the Post
(Mee, Centre Street, Pottsville. tore'.lP—llitf.
TTOUSETS AT LAW.—Thc mibacritgers,i
Alavine commented the vracticeorlaw In Pottsville;
willattend promptly to all bosineis committed to their
sire. Oilier io Centre &feet. nearty opposite the.
American Hotel. .11A,MF.R COOPER.
April T7-3mo) ' BRUA CAMERON.
G EORGE BELLISs
WHOLESALE COMMISSION AGENT.
For all trod, of Fish. No. 34 North Warves, above
Pace 'luso., Philadelphia. [April 'I. 'l2. 17-ly
DR. J. T. NICHOLAS, respectfully tenders
his professional services, to the inhabitants of
Pottsville and • icinity. and sot ic its the honor of a shah
of their patronage. Ogee. Thompson's Hall. Market'
et. Resulence, decond street, one door below Market.
Marsh 3, 'i9.- 10-ly
DR. BECKER.
NEW 11021,7.PAT111C MEDICAL OFFICE.
Corner of 2d and Market St.OppnolteThonipsnn's
FOTTIVILI.T. ►l. •
Residence Car, of Callowbill and 3.1 St. opposhe the'
rlrtmti►e Methodist Church. (Jan 2 '4l. 5-1 y
EDWARD CLARKSON,
ENGRAVER OS WOOD-
No. 801 Walont. Suer!.
Dorn .4844-6m o l • Phiradephta
I D. liEttEDlTll,—Octieral Agency Office
J
Crime Street, Pottsville. Schuylkill Connty, Pa
Agent for the sale and purchase of Real Fetal e, col
lectiod of Rents, &c. I[oO2 S-4141
EDWYAHU 9111p1PE N, Attorney and Corrinenor
at Law. Philadelphia, snit attend to collections and
all other leiat busmen In the City of Phllsdehilds. ad-
Jnlning Corrodes and elsewhere. ORlre No. 13 Prone
Street. etntadelphia. [A u¢.22 le-VS.2y
& J. FUSTEIt, lirnlers to Bnnts and Shoes
• Leather, as:4l:3km Findings, Centre street, Potts
feeptiti 11)47.
we• . •
nil. J. PEPur, Burgeon Dentist, ,inee in
-1-IMarket.Birret. (Scab snlej First door shove E*-
qcire Wilon.i's Office.' ; Lna3 20
!___-
UG. 31 , GOWAN, Attorney at LOW.-office in
. Market Street, in the room formerly occupied by
J. K. Hamlin, Eau. Conveyancing and Scriveniti. at.
tended to. trottaville,Sent9:o-3-,7
IRON.
I CST RECEIVED at the York Stnre.2 ton of
1 :1 and 4 Inch wroucht spikes o .5.16 ..uitaldo for
Rat bar lidroad Iron: alen. constantly on hand hook
head spikes for T rails j a toapply of dat bar Railroad
Iran, and T Rails always. to be had on appltcationnt
the above named well known store •
March 17 12• j E. YARDLEY & SOS.
' , RAINS FOR BIN R..—Thesooserthere hnre
1,/ lest received from the ship Elmilieth. and !Inch
Best Best English Chains, 'made expressly for Mines.
and for sale. Apply to T. d E. GEORGE,
aerie tf 17] Market and 12th Stieets.Philada
1) AIL ROAD IRON —BO TONS a 11
A lat at
IL Rail Road iron, •
50 do 11, x I do do' do
do I] a 1 do do dolvlth spikes.
15 d 4 .1 do do du
And Plateei.for ea Irby
A. & G. RALSTON, 4 aouthrront et. Phi ads.
1916. •
JUNIATA BOILER IRON.
ToNt: a",rted brwilf.r iron, Nos. 3, 4 and S n(
A. 14 .4 widths 0(25,32, and 36 inch.c and rlndoroleneth...
A. lIALSToN,
is4r 3.L• 4. Smith Front gt. Philada.
11)LACK5MITIIING. TIrP.: . .ING AM) FINISH
1) ING.—The te.r.riller r.:speclitiny annstunres that
he Iris commenced the ahoy.• hooro.ss at the corner o r
Nlanch Chunk and Coal-Streets, l'a. and
will he happy to recelve ol dem. JOHN WARNER
N. n.—Goalle•co..kg...d rnpsinnd oil gliles nn hand.
and for rile [rote 21. . . -IV
• -
FOR SALE & To LET
VOR SALE ANDV - 6 bET•—Susidint mt•
in Mount Carbon, 1.e..v!..1p..rt W0n..1, and Lynne
ndel,tvin i 0 I'oa,111«, no Norwozi in it.. hdl.ville. and
Nlmersville. Al.) a convenient Office in Morni'
Add II Apply to A , . 11. CA !..1 . 11.111.LL.
Aptil IS 41
OR RENT-411E !AINERAVII.),E COTTACE
r of U. McCLENEcIIAN. •.
April 21. 17-30 or Minergcolo.
SSIGNEE'S SALE.—WII.I. DE 501.1) AT
:71. Public Sate by the subs. riher. Ar qgne..if rAMI...
T. sEF.I:N, on Saturday the 12th day Of May - next, nt
2 o'..lr,ck in the afternrou, at the put t Louse id M.
Mortininte..in the Itorotigh of PottiNille: All that
certain Int nr piece of ground .situate en the Miners
rine road in said Borough ; being twenty feet front on
said ?finersville by eighty fa et in depth, hounded
on the West by grom.d of John M. Shout.% with the
appurtenance , . con4o.ting of a double two story (snip
dwelling house, with stone basement. Terins nt Rate.
R. WOODSIDE. Assignee.of
April 21, 17-40 SA:111IEL T. SKEEN.
1 4 4 0TFICEVT.--ON THE RAPID/A D at Titsta.
1 fora, a large Stone Foundry, a Frame Machine Shop,
a Il'ack,iiith shop, with a Ten Iles se-power Steen, En
gine, snitr) fixtures, tools and patterns, suitable to the
business—for particulars, apply' to
.' Jos,. H. ALTER,
March 31 I I-thnn Blythe Pint Office. Schuylkill Co.
1;011. SALE—TWO CONISIOOIOIIS DWI:I.I.INC:
Move.. Apply to E. P. Richard., Market et. or
to Jno. O. Brown. Centte at., Pottsville.
March 21.13- ,
. .
UOR SALE.-I'II6SUBSCRIBER OFFEILte 'FOR
J..` Hale the property now occupied by hint in Wr.,l
._ , (Branch VaiieV, four cities from .Poßrville,
and one and a half miles from Scionlid!! ita•
gi - -:. lien; cons:sting of five and a iilif acres of
land well laid not a; n garden and fruit orch
ard. A tre_o story frame house, 2.8 k4O feet, with a cel
lar under then hole, kitchen in the cellar.. Immediate
iniassession given. ' Parlor the purchase inoney can re..
Mill on Bond and Mnrtrage if desired. For terms ap
ply In the subseriber,nt hisodice In West Branch Valley.
March 10, I I-tfl
SALE OIL REINT.—B.oRT CARBON
.I.' STEAM MILL—The subscriber 'offers his Steam
Mill. located to Port Carbon—for sal; or rent. Said
Mill is located in one of the best situations in this Re
gion for business. being the only one in the . eastern
sermon of the Coal Region. It is in good condition,
and possession will he given immediately if required.
Terms v.v. Apply to . 1.. F. WHITNEY,
Port Caihnn, March 10th, IE-10.
. .
Readtnr. EF,glr, at:AU/1.21t0n Courier, inv.,: 3 times,
and charee this office.
, OIL SALE.—COLLIERY PROPERTY R
SAI.F..—TiIE SUBSCRIBER offers at private sale
the following property, viz:
One • Oß Home Engine. with 430 feet of nine Inch
Pumps. in first rote working order.
' One 30 Horse Engine. with 310 feet of nine Inch
Plllll 4 , with winding gearing all complete, In good
working order.
_ .
One 21.1 Horse Conine for hoisting Coal front Mines,
in gond working order.
One 10 Horse Breaking Engine, with Rollers. Shaft•
ing, Srceens;Schntos, and all the, fixtures necessary to
do a hokniess of 1000 tons n week..
• .
Alen . .SU large Railroad Cars, With heavy chilled
wheels, and three inch axe's. these Cars are wet suit
ed for any of our surrounding Roads where ilor,e
power Is used.
The above Engines were all manufactured by Day.
wood & Snyder. and are considered among the very
beet ever mada bi said panics.
lon. 13, 3-tf GEO. H. POTTS.
C. - .I I IS — RE FOR SALE IN MINERSVILLE.
o—The subscriber otter. for gale hi, entire nierchan
dire. consisting cif DRY GOODS,
CROVERIES,
EEN S WAR E. HARDWARE, &r., nil of which is
In toad order. Ills eland in one of the best in Miners
ville, with an excellent ,dwelting att?Lhen, whirh Is
also for sale. Fin - particulars tertillr.• dt the store.
Nolo4-4741] .1. 11. ZIEG
bOll. REST.—The cei..brated ziAI.ENI VEIN
`USE'S at V‘lllllfl . .,l.anthogs for rent for a term of
years. Apply to
A. Russt.L, Arent. -
• nos-11 3t2tk Int on., Street, Vottsvtlle.
'l , O LET ,in I eivws, th suit Nunn:anis e ill that
1. tract oflandnelonging to the N.Ameriean Coal Cu.
known as the Mill Creek Tract,containing tae follow-
Itig lint of Coal Veins, many of which,—among others,
ins Peach Mountain Veins—haying a range of over a
mite in length, viz : —Lewis, spohn. Ilarraelench,
Pearson, Clarkson, Stevenson, Little Tracey, Peach
Nlountaln Veins, Green Park or Itavensdale Vein, Per
pendicular. Dtamond, and Big Diamond Veins, along
with many others not named.
Also, all that tract railed ieleinnction Tinct,belong-
Ing to the said Company,containing the Salem,Forreot,
Hole. Mortimer. Tunnel, Black Mine, C.
ton and Alfred Lawton Veins. A:so, a Ltaw MI and
Grist Mill,situated on the Mill Creek Ttart,alloftvhlthi
will he rented on moderate terms by applying to
DAV ID Ag't.
Pottevtlle. Feb.
L'OR SALE--AT Vitt% A. SALE, Alt that
1' certain tract or parcel or land, utuated on the
Broad Mountain, in Lower Manantonge township,
in Schuylkill county, (formerly Berke county,) in the
State or Pennsylvania. hounded arid-described as PM=
lows, to wit :—Beginning at k inarkied white oak tree;
thence by late vacant lands, now surveyed to Jacob
north slaty-five perches. ton whitenak ; thence
by late. Ync:int land, now arty eyed to I:rime Werner.
we'st 146 perches to a stone; thence by late vacantland
now surveyed to Leonard Illicit. south sixty-five perch
es to a swinish oak ;-thence cast 146 perchos, to the
place of herinning.containirie filly-flVe acres and One
hundred andfifty-two perches oiland and allowances
01 sic per cent. for roads, &c.
.11)1I\ C. Bur.NNEtt,
Executor of F. iteatls' estate..l9Market at. PhParin.
l'haa.lelphla,freptember 19. 1;349
CHALLENGE TO THE WHOLE tVOISLD—
.~
11011" S IMPROVED CHEMICAL SOAP—Fm
extracting grease. tar, pitch. nil, paint. nr any nthei
greasy sithstance.from ladies`and gentlemetiscinihiny
including. silks and satins. carpets, table spreads, Mert
no shawls. ladles' bonnets. &c. A reward of $23 wi
be paid to any persnn who will produc, n spot
paint green nr dry that thin snap will not extract 111
per gross. 41 per .Ingen, or 121 cents per cake. Forsat
wholesale and retail at HANNAN'S Variety stores
Pottsville. who is anis agent for the county. (Del-. 1
TOR SALE, — Cie E . IP.—THREE TEIOIDIA ND
P HIX HUNDRED rest nr gond 'email - hand chain
suitable for Coal Mines. Apply at the office of
HAYWOOD SNYDER.
Deelo 51-tf] Pangs{ Ile.
Music Rooks , for Singing Schools.
rplIE SUBSCRIBER has always on hand Ihn toile w.
11. In^ approved Music Books, for Churches, Singing
Schools,
The Psaltery, a collection of Choi - eh - Mollie.
Caemina Sacra, 13miton Collection of Music.
Boston Academy's Collection of Music.'
'Tirana and Fleming's Evanzeßeal Music..
The Southern Church Melodist.
Ilsemonlat nribllshed by the '0 Mist Society.
Ur to t Choral Harmony, German - English.
Wiethe's collection of Church Music, German and
English.
All of which wilt be sold by the dozen or single at
publisher's prices, at • DaNNAN'S
Dee 3041 Cheap Doak and Stationarliieres.
-1- I — i.l Mil FOR CO/I....White Ansb and Red ask
Coal bough: by MICHAEL BELICHT.
a .2SIV-1846 Wont Carbon.
JUSTICES' FEFI , BILI.S, Just printed and tot
/3:P a t • BANNAN'S
tple49l Men ind Stationary Storer
Ivl'fg. LILT, ;esee. 7 .:l9.,t,Aotilsi6z.Ppißelcol bI R c
lay's England. Vols. 1 god 2. bonnd at the low rate of 1 , -1
11l per volume. Also, the cbraredition in paper coy.
erg, at 2.5 cis. per volume, at "1 BARKA:vs
April D. 17.1 Cheap ,Book and Stationary Storer.
?l/LE SPIRIT WORLD and Seea ea
1 Life of Ohrist. ablautlful Ilubi volume of sung
Forms, by the Rev. log 11. Wrgesaste P 1.1501 of the
N. B. Church. of arlovovine ; containing lee Pates. i =.'
elegantly bound In pressed cloth, and gilt edged. f or
talent !•11.11NRAFil8.
oril 14. lg.] - Cheap Bookstores.
ST ON 11A ND AT Tilt
Le DREG STORE of 11 the subscribers. • bete inn.
bet of the best 'Swedish Leeches. Go whet the attes •
lion of the citizens Al P trevindand`rielnky.b Invited '
ICIIOLaS & coutris. .
March Rs. 131 rof Mat k ctan d Snob:lsta.
133 LILES AND /MATED AT
BOORS NEAT .
LOW.-,200 Bibles and Prayer Books in amore
every style of bindise.lchearer by; 23 or 30 Per cepa
than they can be porch. sed in Philadelphia. Orden
Gilt Edged Family Bibb, atonly t
Ciit BANNANS
eap Book Stores,
ADEN T004,11.--,VCOMPLETE ASSORT.
G
MENT Morticurorat Implements. embracing',
every wilds °valid ID the cultivation of the orlon,
for aaLe at ' I BANNAN•B
March 11 1 . 1,1 Need ails Varlet Storm
CCOMMODATION FOIL ,LAWIL
A LAWYERS tan matte DtanL Subpanas rot wn.
nems signed by the Pnothonotaryk be tailing at
'DAMIAN , .
_ Cheap Doak & Dta:.:::::.tr7 Store.
ar. 21 S.
NTEWSPAPE r/LES. 'esurr.tm.P. Po.
IN FILING NEWSPAPERS, Jolt terrir.ll alniK
sale at
Dec3o-1]
CHCKET DIARIES roa 118411-97 AL.
P
MUST EVERY B!! P E ANllMD.jirst seethed
and for sale at ittlaPittfi '8
Dee-1-3?) Cfliapirsok,And Yam at on
14 PIO ,
Oe Preemies fizziest {be repent , / et hers sentinel
by Sickesie ore deeidese.
COMPANT Incorporatt4 ILA (SIIITI'AL) -
with a Capital or 090.9 r. "Ilasalltima Fations
pleases *
tween eases of 18 and 67, no iwomedists allawanee of
13, $4. $5, IMO or altrper ' week tot One, two, three
or five ;eon, by payiegfaitebtain yearly aria.
'rhea • person order tlihrty-frie, insoring for no
year, by paying 04 • year, to alhosted Om* week ; srr
$3 25, 54 pet week ; and in the same proportion, one
of a tine see by payout WS 55n yekr. gets 05 per W.CII;
Inr i 790. 56,51178 /3; and for 01485, Mims SW,
for every week of diss illty oecaakmed blateltatra or
accident, during the y r. By paying a fraction more
yearly, a weekly allowonce eon be Insure* of from $3
to lie for two, three or yeati. The _rates ate to
be paid yearly in advane, and nut in proportion to the -
aye and the weekly all, wance. In ease of permansat
dosahllity, occurring alter art 'neuronee for, nay five
!ears, at a weekly allosirance 0r4010,a person would be
In the yeetil fecelpt of *320 a year, (or the entire fito
yesra•
There [lmmo weekly Or monthly aesestroents to pay:-
or attendance of meeting required: and by the charter
the Insured receive s obarc °rile net profit', without
liability for looses. Ti re Is nmplesecurtty for the In
cored, as can be stra w I, and promptnessand liberal'.
ty N eiercised in the payment of] benefits. For parti
culars, inquire at the 'Ace, No. 69 South Seventh-st.
above Walnut db-All leiter, must be post paid.
DIitECTORS.
Samuel D. Orrick. Ina Merchant, N 0.109 North Wit.
ter-street.
Calvin Myths. ono cy and COunsettor,Blithbelow.
Market-street.
Charles B. Hall, Wholesale Commission lifercbant ,
34 Church Alley.
Wiltiain F. Boone, Attorney and Counsellor, 54 Stunk
Seventh-sr.
Jarnh Snyder, Jr., Wi or Merch[int, No 76 Wahnstet.
lohn Thomason, Tindmith, GS.N.SI*6-et
Daniel C. I.nekivoodt. Tax etAllector. Cherry-street,
near Schuylkill Seventh street.
James h. Bruner, Wholesald Wool Dealer No. 6
111,,w--street.
Ed. .1 . 41 mar, Me I,lnt.Nn. 31/ Wharves-
MO
lward mar, .Merehai
Ed ward J. Crials.
Charlea,P. Hayes, el;
Charles 0. P. Camp
11.0. e-street. SAN!,
W. F. BOOX E. Sees
Gnvernor Emerson,
Physician.
15-The subscriber ha
Institution in Schnylki
give any Inforinati?no
C ME=
June '24. ISIS. _
THE GIICAR
ANNIIITY AND Tn
Office 15
Mm l a
a n e
Rotes fuv linsu
Fur I year.
0 914 1
40 1 69
30 196
60 1 35
raastet.e :—A perso
y paying the Compani
tinily or heirs $lOO, eh
$l3 10 he secures to t I
ally for 7' years ; he,
die In/ years; or fob
life he provides for th e
for $6550 they would r:
one year.
TILE Managers afth
on the =lb December
referred in the original
Compri ny, a ppropriat ed
tics rot' the whole o
were i.otted prior to t
°Mem therefore win it were issued in theyear 1936,
will be entitled to 10 p. r rent upon the sum insnied,
making an addition of *lOO on every *HMO. Thalia
SHOO, trill be paid wt en the policy becomes a rialto
Elstead nf the 61001 Th rlr I na Ity insured. Those polities
that were loaned in 1.37 Will be entitled to Of per cent
or Ith; 00 on every 81000. And those issued in PIA
will be y milled to 71 per cent. or on every 100,
and in ratableprnporti one on all said policies Wined'
prior to Ist nr Januar), 18424
The Bonus trill be credited to each poloey on the
books end/weed on pra4sentaimn at the Office.
It in the design of lb Coutpany, to continue to make
addition or bonito to the Policies for life at stated
periods:
RI CHARDS, President.
lathy F. hoax, A teary,
arnesubqerlher has been appointed Agent foram '
above Institution. and I. prepared effect Insurances on
Brea, at the publigherl ratel., and give any anfortnation
desired on the subject' on application at thin office.
PottsvillF.Feb.el - BENJAMIN BANNAN.
EQUITABLE, LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND 71111.75 T COMPANY.''
0,1, re 74 Maws/ 4treetl.—Cayital 8250,000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL. • c orner
of
Russet.. agent for elchu lkill County, o ffi ce corner
of Mahantongo a t d Second Siren,. 1
Gcoune HALBERSTADT,E xamining Physician far
Schtylkill,Ceunty.
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'VII E Company are ow prepared to transact business,
I upon the moat liberal and advantageous terms.—
Thity arc antharixed bii their charter (sect. 3) "fa maks
all and every illattra ce appertainlngito life risks of
whatever hind or natu ,e.andreeeiveandesecuteOnsts,
' ake endoirments, and to trent and purchase annui
ties." The Company hell annuities and Cadman:air,
and act as Trustee! for minors and heirs. 1
Table of.Premiunis requited for the Assurance 4:4 1 *199
for the -hole term of Life: ,
_,
Are. Point. .i Age. - Prem. . Age.'
Frenii
31 09
' 10 1 50
17 . T 53. 12 215 47 6
13 46
18 ,56 3 9SO 48 .3 62
10 1 52 4'9 37 79
ZD IGO 5 233 50 :7 94
21 1 63 36 'h 40 51 i 14 12
. 22
23 Ig91 g 9 6 '
53' 7FB - g .VI 32 14 32
51
, 24 -72. . 39 '2 63 54 •'4 71
95 76 1 4 ? It 0 55 14 61
26 83 ,4 -81 56 5 12..
07 89 112 .2 92 57 1 5 33
28 91 3 '3 01 58 554
29 90 44 1 ., ! 12 • 59 578
30 2 114 , 5 23 60 , 003
The premiums are lese th. n any other enmpany, and
the volirira afford erecter ad, antages. Tables of half
yearly and (melody Memitints, half credit ratei'of pre
miam. short terms, Jo at lithe, surelvorships , and en
dowments ; aka. fo of 'appticatiox (for which there
are Man's. sheets,) ate to be I ,had on application at the
r i
office. of by letter to the ce nt.
vinT n E Es.
7 resident, Joirr4 W. Cl. talons.
Alec President, PEER ULLEN.
Robert Pi Walsh, 1 Clayton B. Lamb,
Win. G. Alexander • t Alve E. Laing,
- Edw.. C. Markely; ' 1 R. F. Leper.
Peter Cullen, William Craig.
Petee,Rambo • , , , George N. Diehl,
Wm. W. Italy, • 1 : Robert Morrie,
Joseph T. Thomas, i , 1 i William N. Mill
~.
Stephen Crawford,i '. 1 Harvey Conrad
COINIULTING Puratetins, Francis West,M. . 8 -
Biddle, 51 U.l 1 I
Y TREASURER, FI,IIICIr
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Phila.rirptl6'49-351
" . 1 - Npit,liNvve.,
TILE FRANKLIN pint INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PIIILAIDELPIIIA.
O FFICE No. 1 030sttubiguet, near Fifth Wall.
Charlet, N. Rancke ,' George W. Richards,
Thronsc !Tart. ' t , Morderat D..LeWlik.
Tobias Wagner, . ' Adolphe E. Rorie,
Samuel Grant, David S. Brown,
Jacob R. Smith, I Morris Patterson
..
.
Continue to , make insurance; permanent or limited,
on every description of property, in town acid country
at rates as Inn, as aril consistent with sccurtly.
The Company hare reserved a large Contingent '
Fond, which with their CaMtal and Premium., safely
inl,ated, afford ample protection to the assured:.
The assets of the Company on danuary let, ISIS, a.
published agreeably Ito an act of Assembly, were as
follows, viz.: ,‘ ,
Mortgagee, fqoo,b.i.d 55 Stocks,
Real Eclair., iosxs so "Cash, &c.,
Temporary - I .
• loans, 125,159 00 81.V.0,097 67
Since their incorparatibit, a period of eighteen years.
they bare paid updfartial of one million two hundred
thousand dollars, Milne, by fire, thereby affording evi
dence nf the 'Wynn ages lof tnettranee.as well as ten
nhility and disonsit on in meet with promptneas. sit
liabilities. CHAR .ES IN. RANCHER, President.'
CHAR XS ',G. BAN CKER, Secretary.
The subscriber h a been appointed agent for the
above mentioned In Murton. and is now prepared to
make Insurance, en very' description of property," at
the lowest rates ANDREW RUSSEL. Akent
i • Entlavtlle.Junelit i 54145 (Febl9. 1
D.Aii!noArii{conr.—Thesubseribers have tow
IA landtna ftnnishiqq Alhambra, from List-rpool,S tons
Rail Rnad Ron. II 1 I. A hum If x 1,10 tons 10 IL I
tons II 11. Also. SO tons besilefined Iron, con.ti
hg of roond.xtplare'.nd Tat bars. Apply tr
. T E. GEORGE,
' - - North East corn .t nt Market and 12th street:
For Ar
• - - - - -
DC" CARMIN ~ Deep Pink , Ultramarine. Mot..
tied and other Thisbe Paper.. for Artificial Plow-
MP, also Wires, Le yes; drc., for sr le at
Apr 11. " 111-1 i Pane! , an a d:V a a A r i N et N y A ll l'i to ' res a -.
, ..
FRIENDS A. D FELLOW CITIZENS
~,
A T the solicitatt n Of a numbei of my friends, I
‘ have been 'ind ced to offer myself fbr th e
l odic° of
CHIEF BUDGES. ,ot the ensuing election. Should I
he so fortunate as obe eleeted, I pledge cayman° Po
form the duties of he office with fidelity, Impartiality,
and to the best of y ability. - - • • -
Your friend ,ad follow citizen.
op.II. • D r -) - - - JOSEPR r.-strotits.
=rt'.
t4lb.
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Cheap Variety Mere
irk. No. 332 S. Pilth:etilet.
F' I Merchant. Willow-st.Whart
11, /Iron 51 erchant, Water,above
UEL D. ORRICK President.
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tary and Solicitor.
I. D., 162 Walnut-street, Con.
I .
I been appointed Agent for this
V Cpunty. and is prepared to
1 tbrltubject, and elect insuran.
cOnTes9r.at the ofiseo(!he
ifIL BANNAN.
^43-ly
I.lk*.Ksgtrt - A - Ar c
f'r,T CONRANY OF PHILA
, I 9 Chesuitt Streit.
Lives,grant AM:Militant:ld En
eine and execute trusts.
L ing slols as a single life.
, For E 7 years. For Life.
annually. annually.
' , 4 95 1 77
7 . 1 36 2 36
I .4
193 ' 320
. 2 09 • 460
' .0l 260
a'seii years neat butheitas
'9l 31, ;would recurs to his 111.-
i lad he die is one yea t ; or fun
ern $10912; or lir $l3 GO annu
nye, to them $OOO should he
$33 00 M aid annually Miring.
m.slo 0 whenevez lot dies,,
retire 45000 shoo-Mitts die In
_ .71:CLARY ter, 1'8415.
S ClUnrabny, gat ga .......stos netn
nil , agreeably to the design.
I prospectus or circular of Om
a Ilonue or addition to all poll--
lire, remaining in force, than
k r. let orJanuary, 1842. These
• 11. G. TITICE7T
Snerctary and Antaary
51,563 25
45.157 6"
1 Octal flowers.