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POTTSVILI
SATIM6AV, JIILIr
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i,f'f. : t. We are ideated tolearn 11 .4.8r "'
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p .. - 2 t . sq., th . tmerly`Asseciate L:ditoi
t Mine " '
I tfournal, has been appointed to f : Bni p oet
.. j in the Poe. 0411co"Department:I'`" t "'
, Mr. Bowen k fuU competent..'ulti"' and
il we congratulate him upon hie; 9 * He
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young men of - indoorions bar ] talent !) a
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good editor, and e firetrate prt :
Ltr ,, Carrying. Caal to t a°l " :' ln ,5
iS weeks no less than 4587 tonir cni ' W ere
, "71 landed et the Port of!Phifi e ' within 100
miles of the Coal Mine* o flkill county.-i•
This is more thendouhte a rt importation
of foreign•coal ever ma d e +ladelphia within
the smile period. ,
• Lam' Fire Damp E xp U explosion at
fire-damp oceu„ed on Tr week, at Hepburn
Uogi er y i b etw „ n New r and South Shields,
England; by which 29 le" been le " •
ry
v•lndian of Stay the Ben•
t 3 Fa Guan]a, undei tmosand'of Capt. Chap
man,
annnuntemd. , 40 inilee of Aragus, e
este n for
nail Road iron I e
t••• Nein ring Rotitow in operation in 1846,
, t. country, there !I • v four in operation
, ot
present.
0 ,.. t0: to
,I pre•aion of businese,
produced by the Liier niir of 1846.
•
4 homiy er Apache r, numbeting about three
ensued. 'The chief
hundred. A drspi
and twenty of his,r' ere killed. • Capt. Chap
eiteeut. Kendticka killed the
man lost three.
lij • Ind.fin chief. •
sere Be Reading.LA large num.
ber of the busin' en of Reading na"'Figned
In application,made to the next LegiAsture.
(ore Bank, w er'llsi of $300,000, with the
privilege of sang offices of discount in ea.
t io us °WY. It is to be called the
Fawners Bank of Reading.
Th e nii"Polt!lown are also desirous of
establishing k in that village.
ch a ircrentive.--Thesc cholera times,
; di corn , i r e fearful disease, are anxiously
looked i c e needing 'Journal, whose editor
a .1411ack," says that an infallible
choler. , pr ise has at length been discovered•
i t i.. imp -eceipf for the advance subscription
or , a nee ! has been ascertained, by a
„ wk . . o eful- practical obs.vvations that the
epidem fer overtakes an individual Who car,
ries a d ol this kind about
[For the !Curl,• Journal.]
CROP JULY PROCEEDINGS
-NfAkiEETING OF THE MINERS AND
LABORERS.
.711iners and Laborers of Schuylkill Co.
in general rii - 3,.‘s meeting, at Hoer Park
Fen Wednesday - , July 4th, for the purpose
° rioting the National Annivee• Ff. , -
q in the morning delegations from'all ports
p r Coal Region, each bearing appropria to
bit, met in PotGville. The line of procession
armed at 10 o'clqrk, and marshalled by C.
aylor, Esq., of Millersville, Chief Marshal,
v ie apts. preceeded to the place of meeting.
M. Straub, E.g., was appointed President
,e meeting, and Wm Sterrier, 'rhos, Platt, F.
skan, D. C. McGowan, N. Nl. Wilson, and
had %%Teaser, Vice Presidents. Chas. %V,
ter and H. N. Bow. E.q.. Secretor's...
the meeting was ably, eloquently and appro.
atety addressed by F. W Hughes and R. M.
I weer E• 9".• Of Pottsville, by John Bates of
-or Pork, and•H. N. Ross, of Minersville.
The following resolutions were submitted to y
io meeting and unanimously, adopted:
Whereas, The Miners and Laborers of Schuyl-
ill County, desire to return their debt of srmi.
ade for the blessings of civil, political and' reli
:mos liberty, enjoyed in this favored land, and
.vitli their fellow countrymen of this great Come
nonwealth of nation', to pled g e anew, to-day,
their faithfulness to the Constitution and to the
Country..
Resolved, That this assembly is brought to
gether by no ordinary cause, by no evanescent
feeling—the day and the purpose have m ide a
deep impression on our heart+ t the name of liber
ty, which fills every bosom arid bursts from every
lip, announces the cause end justifies our meeting.
Resolved, That the sublime truth that "all men
are created free and equal," her become the sen
timent of the. world, and the fathers of the Re
public. who dared to proclaim and net upon it, in
opposition to the "divine right of Kings," their
alniversally acknowledged acts of patriotism,
should be kept in greatful remembrance as ob
jects of veneration to the old and of imitation to
she young.
Resolved, That all turn are" created equal ;
equal in their right freely to require, freely to in•
twit, freely to accumulate, freely , to enjoy, equal
in their undying destinies.
Resolved, That while we live, we desire to lire
freemen, in that compreheniive sense which leaves
every man, under the direction of less law, at lib
erty to pursue his own substantial happiness : to
.protect by necessary check+ and guards his own
rights and intere.ts, and by available means to
elevate and iinmoie his condition.
Resolved, That while we have felt it lobe our
duty, and rejoice that it is our privilege to combine
in a common effort for self protection, we. enter
lain no hostile or unkind•feeling towards any ii,
disidual or class of individuals. The combination
is intended for mutual and general good—we are
pledged to sustain it, and desire here to day, sol
emnly and emphatically, to renew that pledge.
Resolved, That we never intended to step he.
pond the bounds of law, in pursuance of our ob
jects ; nor have we at any time heretofore, nor
walswe at any time hereafter, counteoance.unjuel
interference with, the rights of individuals, or re—
course to threats, intimidation or violence, but de—
sire to accompleda all things necessary by proper
'means, doing all things decently and in order, as
becomes thinking men.
. Resolved, That we wish it to be distinctly and
generally understood, that any Miner or Laborer,
who encroaches unjustly on the rights of employ—
ere or others, or uses intimidation, threats or vlo—
lence cinder pretext of accomplishing the of
of this assoriat;on: shall, from the moment he is
known to be guilty th ereof,
. cease forever to be a
member of this association.
Resolved,‘Ttat we deprecate the comiuct of
those emploverr who have discharged men for
their connectiot with the Committees of the Mr
nen,' and Labcrers' Association—that we will
sustain all -the just - acts of our Committees, and
yield aid and sxpportflo all who are known to be
discharged for their action therewith.
Resolved, That we desire gratefully, sincerely,
and heartily, to thank those disinterested citizens
who boldly raired their voices publicly in our
cause; and all who have, by their sympathy •
and kindness, meouraged and aided us in our
efforts.
Ntenoterd, Ttut we believe our own intZtealv
anti the interested our employers are no con
nected and identfted that it would be impossible
to separate there—both require adequateprotec
t and must - languish without it, end the al"-
of such genital legintativd protection from
ivernment nukes it more necessary for us
to i 1, , means tc protect. ournelvee.
-...ved, The all Ark is suspended' till
Montly., the 91b day a July, believing such a
.o , rnsion is reluircd for our own good, for
the good of ouvlnployerv, and for the interests
of the coal regio, g• nerally.
Resolved; Thn our thinks are duo to John
BAICP, the t fficimt President of this Association,
for his contintrii! and indefatigable ctforts,iii our
cause: oud dot we wish bun benceforAh, as
heretofore, to g> on pursuing tho duo. 9 'of his
eke.
Resolved, that although we have, deemed it
expedient to pvert in these proceedlnge to the
objects end 'celesta of the miners and laborers,
this me eting Pt," been brought together for rid self.
ish. of sinisterpurposr, but with the einem d e. .
sire to eelebrat appropriately the jubilee of free-
men, the Onions' ouniversaty, as a part of , a
powerfnl, free. industrious, and jealous people,
free to thinle, , pesk, silt without constraint, and
joalogs of the frerlotut
• Aeentv c 4, that 'n Committee of three brt.ap
pointed by thu Miners and Lettl3rere Aseeiriotton
to set in eni.juiction with Dr. G. W. Knoble, to
drawing op shill to present to the next legisla
lure, as an Sot of incorpration foi the Miners'
Hospital of Bthuyttctll County.
Resolved,'rhst them proceedings be signed by
the officers, and published in the papers of
§cituyllicill County, and the Phila. Ledger.
Mau ib:k!.(goiresp3ubtritt.
' IC , orrespOndence of theiSSlnere Joannl.l
Nateterk July 3, 1319'.
Mr. Benj. B111:1/1911 , Pottsville:
Dear Mir--1 understand that arrangements were
yesterday aside in Watt street, fur extending tiro
Railroad froin Buffalo to Ciniinnati, and that the
Work will be Commenced forthwith. This work,
you will obscive, moat peas through the town of
Erie, and of dourse will cam' in collision with
the AllanageM. of the Pennsylvania Road to
Pittabarg, who ellected a repeat-of the charter
from Erie to the Ohio tine; bet as the owners
of the soil will give the right of way. some other
scheme will lbe.mecusary to protect that work if
it should ever' be completed.. The Managers who
manage eve i ty thing in and about Philadelphia,
and who have yet to succeed in the first enter
prize of a public character; in outwitting the peo
ple have outwitted themselves. They alerted, you
!will recollect, under the excitement against Bal
timore, and pramwed to the citizens' the erection
and adoption of the best route . ; but the fear that
..the Reading" would reap the advantage of the
West Branch route, the Harrisburg Railroad in
terest with the Lehigh overruled, through the log.
rolling system, and ate now on the way where
Robeling told them;, 'they would-find no trade."
But to harrtionizej the conflicting interests, end
while ‘.birking 4p the Baltimore tree," • they
quietly permitted lthe Somerville road to - pass
into Easton, where it unites with the roads to the
noel field; and by diverting the trade to N . 1 ,7 York.
will perhaps enable the Managers of the Lehigh
to make a legitimate. divideud during:the nett
thirty years. Another advantage to the people of
Pennsylvania, though not to Philadelphia, w.ll be
the connection with the Danville and pottaville,
and thence. to Erie, with a branch to. Beaver,
where it Will intercept and bring the trade to this
Metropolis. The details of this route are all made
out, and When September has fanned the dog-days
into subje ction t and broughtbome the citizens, they
will he given to the public. Su you ate there are
wheels within wheels, that do not always work
for good ; yet when you look at the twisting' and
turning—at the various interests brought into the
Penn's. enterplize—you will be gratified to tint:
that the grist will be to your mill, however dull
cult it may be to harmonize the parties. .
From Easton it is intended to retch Tamaqua,
and thence along the Southern slope of the Broad
Mountain, by an easy grade to the sumrmt—thence
by the Ilanville and Pottsville to Sunbury, when
it will connect with the Erie, and bring that point
86 miles nearer New York then by the New 1 brit
and Dunkurk. But more anon. • '
Yours, A. B.
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Mr. Bannon
The - Emporium: of Thursday, states that Col-
Straub was invited to preside at the meeting of
the Working Men, at the Bull's Head, on 'the
Fourth of July.. 'Phis is not strictly correct.—
Col. Straub's friends, I am informed, solicited the
Commutes to invite hum and he was absolutely
forced upon them before the Committee war
swats of the object they had in view, It is an
insult to the intelligence of the Miners and Labo
rers of the Cost Region to think that they could
find no person among their number to preside,
and were compelled to send to Orwigsburqur a
office seeking, Locoloce politictao, end ono tow
who-sided in deceiving them, by supporting the elec
tion 'Of Polk and Dallas, and tepealtng the Tariff
I of 1812, (which is the cause of all our suffering)
to preside at our meetings. And is not this tee
same Col. Straub,. who seven or eight years ego
asked the Miners to elect-him to the Legislattire,
and he would have a law pas,ed to secure us
our wageeover all ether claim', in case of failures,
end alter be got there,' paid no attention to our
petitions,-and the law, was not passed: If he
is the same person, he has no claim upon our
support, because a mint who has deceived us once
will - deceive us again I for one dislike such
miserable truckling to office-seeking ppinidans;
wh o care nothing about our interests; and ne—
ver come near us until they find we .are sue— '
ceeditig, and then force themselves forward, to
secure our votes. It is calculated to disgust
every thinking man, and array opposition among
all classes to the good cause to which we are en—
gaged. Let us cut loose at once from all office—
seeking politicians; and every man who attempts
to thrust hiresell upon us let us oppose, and our
cause trill succeed. It we do tint, tt will fall.
A MINER:,
Who don't wont fo be humbugged.
'XI - Sotto of tins
crVled 13tqs.—There is a long article in the
Vaitey Farther, by which it is estahlisheil,,beyond
question,lhat sweet oil occasionally rubbed over
h-dstea'ds,' chairboards, &e , wdt effectually prevent
the appearance rif•heil bugs. We think it on
necessary to publish the evidence of theefricacy
of this cheap and agreeable preventive of the
nui,ancr in question. 'foe reader will take our
word that it is conclusive.— Lotayrille Journal.
lErSof marriage of Col. Bragg,
or a .little more grape" notoriety, ig noticed. by
the Ditty Yolk Globe an a surrender of WO gal , .
(ant Colonel,;which the Globe' say' ..served him
right! — ifs should have known that hie battery
could not resift the roman army of woman.".
!New' Nude of Washing.—Washing has
been redueed;to LI Eciene bra new invention: in
London, made be a professor TwelsatreeA, ;who,
in his method, ores no rubbing or friction, anJ
performs ch.' work in a tenth part of the rime'.
look out,lNetv York ['undresses..
n"- Tiieditor of an lowa piper says that Bar.
Ennio to aireet place." ,Tbe place may be
pretty big, but there are not I .many douses in it
yet.. Wi once saw the letter of a chap writing
from a paper city; motto said—"our town hasn't
very large population juot now, butthere is a great
deal of hared about
La" Prol y Good.—A man in Albany the (Om
night, thought he had ar. attack .of the choler,;
some friends encouraged the idea and finallj ,
cured htin by giving him three tolls, made from a
celebrated shoe . blacking.—liiiagination sickened
and cured
I The JCID3 residing at Wilkesharre have
just erected n synagogue there, which wilt soon
be consecrated with the symbols appertaining to
the Jewish faith. The Rev. Mr Isaacs, of AVoon
'ter sYnsg.cue in .New York. Will conduct the cc
monies rind deliver the consecration address.
Ur, &rata Anna's azar is once mute in' the es.
centlant. 'rue latest news from Mezico states the
precut ko",nm,,ut is growing mom unpopular
every ir dej. and Vivre is en increasing desire for the
recall of woo•ien-legged hero.
r-e• Not so very Poor.—The Glasgow
says that the property of the ex-Kiti g of the
Frenchon the city of New York, ::s mirth ten
rif francs per annum, prodeiced ho l m stockc
and eharct, which his agent, Mr. Lafa4;e, has
'bought toe him.
LT 7 4 .1ee Hungarian Leader, litostahl has ap.
pointed his tooter, general 'superintendent of the
military chospitale, and she has publiehet an ad
dress; calling on all the ladies to lend thiir assts.
tango in!this ;toile of charily.
'll'ew Iron Mine.—ft is stated by the . Doyles
town papers, that a vela of iron arc, capable of
yielding 5(1 per cer.t. pure metal, had been discovii
erect on the term of Mr. Abraham Chapman, near
that Borough.
(:)' A child died (if s'arystion in Louisville, on
the I.4th ult. Its tether had been trying in vain
procure work to support his family,
CIIOLERA IN PIIILADELP.III.I, ,
'
i Cases. Deaths
Salu day, June 30, 40 : 18
Surl3ny, July 1;• 23
Monday; “ 2, 65 ' 25 .
Tuesday,- " 3, 60 • 21
Wi,lnelpley,, .• 4. 47. • 1 20
Timm
i day, .. 5 , 63 10
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[i4" Sympathy Meeting.—Thera Was a Ire.
memlous meeting in New Orleans to' sympithise
with the republicans in Italy, im their riforts
th' estaGlish free institutions; and to assist them in
thete,glerions work.
Siimerthe asave Alas written, we obsetve that
the Mtizens of Philadeiphia ; have also held a very
large meeting, at which resolution•, sympathizing
wit
the Italians, were passed. The meeting is
represented to have been very enthusiastic. The
people in this ,land, aro at la,t waking up to the
importance of cheering on their brother Repub.
henna.
ru-Pusition Of En g land.—Lord Palmerston,
in reply to Mr. flume, on tho Itch, whether
England was implicated, in the stMcious pro.
cording., now fining on at Rome," said, that the
I)riiish Government had no participation of any
kind in imp proceedings which had taken place
on the pirtefany power whatsoever." This man
ly decieretiotf was greeted will) loud Opera : :
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The Coal Trade roe ISI9.
'The quantity sent by nail Road, this week. is 7,353,-
05—by Canal,7,s"/I 16—for the week, 1461'il 04, tons.
The quantity of COM will be reduced far this Iteglion
for the two week's suspeniron „about 60,1500 Cons, if
the trade will commence moderately on Monday, it hi
believed that no further suspension will be required
this iCaltoll—but If Coal is forced into the Market
again, as it was after the former suspension.it will be
probably necessary to snapead again, In order to keep
up the prices to remunerating rates.
POSTICSRIPT.
At n meeting of the Executile Committee, held yes
terday aftertoon, the follosiing resolution waa adopted:
Resolved, That we continue our suspension, both of
mining and shipping coat until the 16th inst., and
meet again at this place, on Friday next, at 10 o'clock,
A. hi-
Amount br Coat sent over dui Philadelphia aad.l4o
ing Railroad and Schuylkill ISaviration for. the-Week
ending on Thursday ev•ining last
/LAMM/AD. - CANAL..
Virreit Tutai. . WE.611.. TUTAL:
P Carbon, 1,77906 115,30905 2,661-02 73,11418
Pottsville, 1,313 45 65,731 19 831 07 23,161 01
S. haven, 3.622 09 184,678 IS 3,400 04 3 0 ,45116
V Clinton, 436 OS 62,131 03 432 03 14,530 03
7,350tl 457.851 06 7,521 I 6 11 7. 2 92 IB
147,2 n 18
Total by RR itr. Cal. • .003,144
~,,are period last year, by Railroad 001,00 is
Du by Canal 163,106 00
Decrelße thli year.
- LEDIGIL COAL TRADE.
The following is the quantity of Coal sent Dorn the
Lehigh regiort for the week ending June 30, 1849..
WEEK. TOTAL.
Summit Mine, . 9,556 10 85,373 14
Ithurne Run, 3,973 12 31.086 12
Heaver Meadow, 9,434 16 . 18,208 12
SprineMountain Co. 3,348 01 34,126 19
Hazleton Coal Co. ' 3,438 19 24,558 II
Cranberry Coal Co. 1,219 00 8,321 02
Su gar Loaf Co. -,' 299 00 1,092 01
Burk Mountain Co. : 8,478 00 . 27,395 09-
Wilkesbarre Coal Co. 705 05 4,503 01
27,491 18 214566 01
To same period last year, 243.065 10
.
DELAWARE AlBll HUDSON COAL TRADE.
Sent fur the week ending. June 23, 849.
WEEK. - TOTAL.
• "
- 37,209 191,048
To same period last year. 433,079 tons •
Transportation on tAt Xarlrvads iA Seknyikill County.
The following is the quantity of Coal transported
over the different Railroads in Schuylkill County, for
the week ending Thursday evening..
EL T. T OTA L.
Mine 11111 and 5.14 - R. U. 8, W
191 DI 222,499 II
Llttle Beltuylkill U. IL 3,136 OD 7.5,901 09
Mill Creek do 2,052 Dl' 02,191 14
Mount Carbon do 1,972 19 80,769 09
Schuylkill Valley do 6,560 60 123.167 00
Mt. Carbon and Or. Carbon do 4,570 16 147.037 It
Union Canal • do 2,481 00 31.305 03
Eiwatara • - . do • 2.464 00 23,403 03
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RATER OF TOLL AND TRANN,ORTATION OR RAIL ROAD
To Sept I, 1649.
To Prom 51.earhon.S.11avon.P.ClInion.
Richmond, until 1,1849, 170 165 145
do do 1 70 165 1 45
RATEN OF TOLL LT CANAL, TO SEPTA. 1849.
From 31t:Carbou. S.tlaven. P.Chnton.
To Philaileh;ltio. 75 err. 7.1 ctn. 63 cts. •
RATES Or FREIGHT.
To'Philadelphia f 5 cut. per ton
To New York 1 70
For_ additional New Advertisements see Noel
Page. They will there be found arranged
ender Suitable Heads.
• List of Letters,
ESTAININT; in the Post Office nt Nnrweginn,
Schu)11011 county, Pa., on the let of July, ISM
Barry John Lazonby John' 'Willman, Joseph
Brown Knoris Malirk Ii Miss 'Phißpi Thomas
Bennet Sani'l,ahipMark Thomas Power John
Connelly Thos McGurn San Mel Snyder Henry
Conran PaCk.shinMyles Patrick Sweeny Francis
Cavanagh Patk,doMcMahan Ilenry Smith John
Ell taint Joieph ; Morgan Chas. Smith Turn
Evans Evan, ship Miller Charles Sliwartz Francis
Fr och Ann McEieny Jas,shlp ship,
Fvetherstnnß dOMeCredy John, doThoinaa John
Grocer Paul Noou Antliony,doV:ard Patrlck
„Howard James ()Bunch Maims Wagner George
Hawkins Win lielty John %talentley Wut
Jon,
Kenn) Elizabeth
JCNATIIAN JOHNSON, P M.
Jolt' 7, 1619, 2S-3t '
An Ordinance,
lIE.7,ATIVE TO THE EsTABLISILMENT CF GAS
WORKS IN TIIE BOROUGH Hl' POTTSVILLE.
Section I. Be is ordained by the Toren Council of
the Brir2tigh of Poittville, and it it hereby enacted by
the authority of the.sante That it /than and May be
lawful for Samuel Slllyman. Joseph S. Silver and
Jo tern C. Oliver. and their associates, successor., and
atetigns,to proceed without UratereSSafy delay, to erect
sand construct a suitable building or buildings, within
the limits of the Borough of Pottsville, for the parpinte
of inautsfai luring burning gas, as well as to enter
...11 all ur any of the public streets, alleys, lanes Of
highways of said Borough and thereto to lay down and
construct suitable to etilic fc.r the purpose of
rout opine noel introducing said gas into any part of
said Borough. '
Sec. 2. The said compene,tlich es.ociates, succes-
POTS nr assigns shall have foil power and authority, by
themsel, es, Or those in their employ, to enter into, and
*limn slid streets, alleys, lon,o and highways at any
time alter the laying down of said pipes, for the pur
pose of altering. repairing, adding to, or eaamining the
no well as for the purpose of exercising aueli
prlvileees as may be necessary, and proper to promote
the object for which said company or association shall
be orriniced - Provided always that the said company
or asgociation, their rtSbOrbte3.fllCCllPlAiltspr
hall do as little injury to said streets, alleys, lanes or
highways, as possible, and, when any opening shall be
made as aforesaid for the purposes aforesaid, the seine
shall be refilled and thoroughly repaired, without delay
end - provided also that said building or buildings for,
the manufacture of gas, shall he to constructed and
located as not to prov'e noisome, or injurious to the
public health.
Svc 3. All gas, which the Town Council of the
Borough of Pottsville may require for the purpose. of
lighting tip the streets, alleys, lanes or highwayerif
said Borough, as well as in afford light to the Council
Room, Engine Houses, and polite stations, shall he
furnished to the Borough aforesaid at a deduction of
dee per ren tutu from the rates charged property holders .
WA other!, by said company or association.
Sec. 4. Throttle! Samuel Sillyman,Joseph S. Silver
and dames C. Oliver. their associates, sacra:seers and
a.4iirtl/1 shall proceed to erect the said buildings foram
ate, ufactrire of gat or shall cause them to he erected
within six months, and shall he ready In furnish gas
to the inhabitants of the Botough aforesaid, according
to the true intent and meaning of this ordinante with.
le the turm of one year; otherwise this ordinance as
Well :In all privileges conferred thereby may be de
clared void by the Town Louncil of the Borough of
Pottsville•
Enacted and ordained by the Town Council of the
fkoronel, of Puttsville,July 3, 'IN?,
WM% WOLFF,
Attest President orate Town Council.
J. ft. llowsisti, Clerk. I,July 7 '49.-28-3t
Orrteß or TOE SOLICITos of . THE z
TREASURY, Jose 30, 1849. f
.t SEALED P1101 , 11:3ALS will he received at this Of..
flee, until Ilir first day or September next, at 12 o'clock,
noon, for the purchase of the interest of the United
states. at law and in equity, In the prnpetty lying in
the r , inte or Pennsylvania, hereinafter described, upon
the terms and conditions mentioned below, to wit:
No. 1. Lot number Di (Patterson's plan) Its Pottsville.
-• ' 2. " -• '54
." 3. .'" .50 ii .. ..'"- 4. ~ ~5 5 . , "
These lands were acquired by the United States,
from Benjamin F. John,ion, April 4th, 1535.
CONDITIONS. .
- - - . •
I. Each bid mast be for n separate number on the
schedule, &a_ fur rash; to be deposited to the credit of
tI soiteitnr of the Treasury.; specifying on account of
•w hat partirular number in the ocheitiller.inf property It
is deposited. in the United States Treaeury at Wash
lemon, District of oulunitna : or with any assistant
Treasarer or Depositary of the United Slates.
2. Each bid must lir accompanied with a guaranty,
in the' form given below ; which mutt he certified by a
collector, naval cern Cr, marshal, United Staten district
attorney, or post-toaster, that the guarantor to gond,
and the party Making it tv resmnsible for the amount.
3. On receiving a certificate of deposit, signed:•by
one of tne depositaries above mentioned, a quit claim
deed, conveying all the right, tide, interest. and claim
of the United States to We propertydescribed IO the
bid, and paid tor, will be executed and acknowledged
by the Solicitor of the Treasury. free of all charge to
the perchaser. Such conveyance will lie sent, free of'
expense, to any °Mae in the United States, as may
be leg nested
tuid ru. iii be accepted unless It .hail he satiable•
tory to the Solicitor, whether there shall be one or more
bids for the property. •
3. Before bidding all porsons are requested to make
themselves acquainted with the situation, value, and
title of the property they intend to bid for, so as to re
ly upon their own judgment in bidding.
6. After the last day for receiving them, the hid. will
be opened in the pretence of such officers of the De
partment to shall be able to attend, and will be exam- '
ined and passed upon. Notice will be given promptly
to each person whose bid is accep.ed, but to run others. I
7. Thu name of the bidder should, in all eases. be I
"mai', at length, and in a legible hand. The bidder
annuld give the n a me of the post office to Which Gem- I
munications for hint are to be rent.
8. Hide Mast be settled. and marked on the outside in
these word,: ''SCALEDIt t eI FOR PROFERTY."
sod addressed to the "Sol or of the Treasury, Wash
ington. U. C."
9. Form of bid, guaranty, and certificate:
I, —, midi ng at in the county of --•-•-••,
in the State of —, hereby offer the bared States
the 6M of • dollars in cash, for their right, title, In
terest, and clown in the property deem itued in the print
ed adyerlfsenicitt CO the Solicitor of the Treasury, dated
June 27th, 184 U, upon the terms and condittems therein
mentioned; and 1 hereby, In consideration eftheapreint
a6s, agree, lu case my hid therefor shall be accepted by
said Solicitor, to dcposite that ruin, in lawful money,
in llItC of the denositories'mentioned to raid advertise
ment, within sixty days after nirtild shall be accented
and notice thereof sent to me by mail; and in case of
oren ore he may re-sell at my e.tiren se, or accept the
h,d of any lower builder who will pay for the same, and
caper to pay all loss In consequence of my failure to
perform toy bid.
Dated --,—• MO.
For value received I guaranty to the United States
the performance of the above undertaking by the signer
thereof, in ease hia bid be accepted.
Dated
I certify that the alined guarantor Is responsible for
the num mentioned in the above bid
10. Bids mit performed on the part of the bidder, =-
Cording to the terms specified in the above conditions,
may, at the option of the Solicitor, be declared hull and
void; or he utury„U he shall rhea. to do to, te.sell the
property, and require each bidder to pay the difference.
between the sum actually realized therefor and the
price offered in his bid.
11.1 n nil cases where fraud shall have beerrpr...etisml
against the [Wiled States the stolleitor rosy, before ex
ecuting the bid invalid, and
malting the conveyance,
of no effect.
HANSOM H. GILLET,
WuSblnirion, Ju1y7. 4 1.9.dhl Solicitor of the Tooling..
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July 7, 1819. 29-Bcno
List of Letters,
REMAINING in the Post Office at Pintailllo, Pa,
on the let of Je1y,1849.
A • Gorman . John shipMc Kausse Thos
Avery William ' It N
Adamson Thos Ilarner Francis 219ortlitielde Anton
AlerionJoseph Hart Solomon Nnien John •
1 Aispach Samuel (tipple George Naas Maria
1 /Outman Franz Heffner Samuel • didnala
D Horan Thin . 3Nicholas John ship
Bedford George Hurst James • Neary Mathew
Baumgartner %Vodkas Joseph ship
Boyle Edward, 2 Harris Joseph 0
Becker Mr . Hill Charles M Oaen James ,
Bergner Andrew Horn Hugh l OBrien Patrick
Bird Henry, 2 Hilt William • ORonzb Peter
Baal John Hay Wm C ' Ware Patrick
Betts David Healing T Ohara John
Brady James -- — Heitn7ollarciAlichael
Bray Mathew IlobbinsPat t shi'
Beltnn Patrick Miley George Mien peek shi p'
Buckley James Hendenon Rob's p
Breslin Benjamin Hocking i'lli!pl Patterson J W
Braly J 9 barn Anthony Preston Thos
Branon Martin Ilurst John Parrot Mona I.
Brownwell 13 Heath Richard • sewer Thee 2
Barret Henry Hoskins Peter Paul John '
Blakely James Holtman Davis Proetonr Jacob
Bart Benneville Hughes Mrs llart.pttuttps woad
Boyer 4. Erdman_ nab Plympton Chas 2
Burns Wm HarrLson Miss Perking Miss ,
Brennan Mathew BachaciPlatt Miss Eliza , .
!Boucher Stephen Skip Lstters., Phillips Geo surly'
Hannan Lafayette Hocking ElizahethPrice John ship 2
Beynon Wm Hall James Pottsville P 0
Bast Benevllle Hendrick John 0
Brazil John Howells John dr. Quigley. Thou.
Ball Joseph - MorganQuirke Thos
Prinain Hertel Hamilton Ceo Quested Mrs .
Barney Hoary W J' IS
Brolly Thou Jones Wm B L Rinderknecut . 1
Moulin Geo P Johnson Jos Ad Jacob
Betterton Geo W Junk James . Hines Patrick
Berger John Johnson Josiah Roghee Stephen
Bork George Jackson Henry GReavely Thos '
Breianer John G e non Joseph Reilly yinn,l,,
Byron Weneford loner., Rev This BRehr Joseph
Hambrick Jones John shipßeen Casper II
Brennen Jame, Jervitt Andrew Reese Stephen •
Binding Mr N. Riney Thos '
Berger K Fred'ek Kirb Conrad Redhead Joseph
Barber John Kelly Edward Rogers Geo
!canon 'Thomas Mien Win Ratcliffe W W
Baker David Kelley Patrick Riley p e t,
Boyle Patrick Keenan Michael Rimed Joseph
Brewer Wm 3 Kennedy Law- Roeseter Mr
Boded Franklin • . renceßenno Jelin A
Bermingham It, %Kelly Rody Redin gum Allrh`l
Barichman Mag- Kennedy Atich'i Richards Enoch
Atkin % King Patrick Rang John
Batchalar Susan' hKlitte George Reichan Hangars[
Boucher ileinrichKreidcr trial, P. Reed Mn Maria
SAip Letters.' Klopp Daniel Roberts Mrs '
Brennan Thos, 2 Kavenagh Dan`l Ship Lew,
Brennan John Kline titrancy Wftaark Than
&sank" John Kevenagh Wm Ratcliffe Thos
Baker Martin Kirkpatrick Mrs Ryan Ed mun d
Brown Thomas 31 Aftyan John
Bainbridge Barth' Kramer Mbnlßliva 8
Bumm PeitCn Kelley Arm - Eliza etbumacher Peter
C . Knott James ship 9
Cass Sylvesta Kelly rims daStahr Peter
Carroll Daniel Kelly blleb,l dagtewars Jahn
Calahan Mr Klein Monsieur • Sailer Miss Mary
Cole Josiah FrancisSherer Mr
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Canty Matthew Shoener 1) S
Congken Samuel Lipped John Sheridan Park
Carr James Llewelyan L E Scale 13
Corhrell John - Louis David SmiteMein John'
Crow Jacob Liedmeier Jacob SeoringerNich-
Cothrepit John Lowther John • WU,
Craig Joseph 11 I. CI 1. • Stone.Denjamin
Cavanoeh Math'wl.loyd James Shopper Heinrich
Maundy Win Lyons Pirtrick Storh Lewin 2
Carl Daniel Lynch Owen Smitn Alexander 2
Colton George Lenny Daniel . limner James/
Civil) James Luipzur Mr Smith ...lames
•
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Coyle Thnmas Ludwig Geo Skeen Samuel T
Chapman Ralph Lutie l;en fileafrted Wm J
Muse James Luling reter Sonnderman
_ . . . ... .
Cunt lan PatrlekLeneghen Jere- Anton
Oa/nick .I.ancs miabghnrmaker John
Carl John Lookingbill Geo rienderson henry
Coulter Wm Lorry, Patrick diddle Gottliebk
Curtin Timothy Lynch T 1 ,03 ehnith P It.
Callasher Itich•it Linehan Dennis tat John El V
Crosby John Lewis Marearet kends Joshua
Crosby Mrstlbs-Ltiotnis Mins ,St rouse Silas
rind, MaythiSlater John
Crazes Mrs Eliza Lloyd, Anthony stese t yet Ja c ob
Skip Letters; shillScanlan John D
Oilmen John Leo Samuel Emmen John
r.aeagy 'Patrick Loachrey Edward Smith Jame. A
Cooney Tomah) , Lynch Bryan Sandbe C
Campbell Paik Lynch Patrick. Spindler Philtp
Cumady Bernard Lynch Lawrence Serrill Jacob
Cl(liord Thor Lewl. John Fred• Smith J C
Commons John,4 ' erickSmith Wm
Carlyott Wm Lamb Patrick Sharer Margaret
Coll Wnt I. Michael Senn., Mrs
V I.ortiA Anthony Spots Elictibeth
Dona'terry Pat'k Lando:ech•rll Sands !Mita Borah
Davi , t'Jenkln Levelly Chriminn Saloon Michael
Deittrith I ,, hn A Loceny Motoieur Shp Least,
Deane Rattly 'II Shicits James
thniel Jo,d Manta. John =Smyth John
Doyle Tim, 2 Morgan John RBchwoty Jevob
Healy Felix . Milton Jacob Shaum Pinup
ttnnick James Miller ttatn'l
foully John Mute Jorge Toweta Robert
Donnell Jeremiah Mitchell Thos Troy Philip h
Downg,Michael Morriss Win Thomas John G.
Bomar Francia Morgan 'Wm Thayre Win
Deilly Patrick Miller Andrew Tootle) , Thos
Dun Patrick Mull Putrick Tel,. Joseph
Davis Thomas Moran Peter Troy Phillip
Durham Bierny Mashies' John Tillman Andrew
Delany Patrick Martin Michael Turton Mrs Eliza-
Dnvis Miss Ann Morgan/ W B both
Ship Letters. Moyer Bam'l l
Davis Benjamin Maguire John Tuly John
Dolan Michael Mather Jesse it
Dowd Dennis, 2 Marlin (riven Unruh John ii
thinlcan John Maynvern Unanget Geo
Donohoe James Martin Friedrich V •
Dunstan James - Morgan John F Vinson Charles
Annear Daniel Vail EdrnienT
Edwards Mnrk Martin Patrick Vance Margaret
Erdman /a foyer litangin Patrick
Eaton langdon Mayer Ensabitts . Wooten John E .
Ecky Jnhn Myer M M Ware John
Eva. Evan Murry Petrick . Waner Jacob
Egan Peter, shipMaeee Thos %%Vintner Jacob
F Morris Mrs Ann Wantick Richard
Folily Michael Miller Miss Mary Wagner Michael
Farrell Jahn - Morgan Mrs Eliza-Weir John An•
Film, Nicholas bettiT drew
Filly Patrick Natick Esther Welch Michael 2
Flinn Torn Mitchell John aliipWeighiman Jos '
Pardon Francis Millionly Peter Woolison Jos •
Fester Jnhninin Mahon) , Mathew Wyi ter H
Fox Frederick MC Watinenzhacher
Fergorsan John alcDons itoheia Bernard
Ferry Thomas McDaniel John I Weity A ar.
Feryman Capt A McNallan Tisos Walker Joseph
Fry C J & H McCa`ie Peter Welsh Dennis •
Found Orme Meesdery.James Walton Rev W
Farrell Margaret Mellevoy Williams &Co
Ship Letters. or PeterWilhainsk Natioth
Fell Churls. McPhillips Ber- Wagner Gen
Fox James naxriWilliarns Isaac
Filarlpirrick Geo. McCue James! Wellll
Fir.iiinink John MeGiaughlin J'as %Verdes Geo
Fausch Wm McLane Mi., WSlimns Sarni
G. - Cathy/Ile ?Ward Thus
Gaynor .!;!ines • 2McCulloW Pa 'k WhittaverPaek
Glitter James .McDowell Mrs Wilcox Miss Mary
Glary, Jaen!, kleDousld F I . Jane
Callao:her Jnhn McDorrild PaPk Wright Miss Mar-
Ghladorf Jacob McDonnell :cwt.. . 1. garct
03 ynor Jnhn McDonald Mris Williams Phillis
Could F 8 2 Helen 3tVright Harriett
(14 , 01 acr Lualvt: 3lcComrord ! Snip Law.
Could Rev Win 11 - - ttrOatv Willi..trns.W Winn
Crate Jelin Mar tr chl irint . 811za 'Wort irr II I lam
Goddard Mica hleDermas Mrs Wilson nos
faillagbei ratrlckMcllnle Mre Mary - Z
Ginnon Inhn Skip Letteir. Zlunnermau9am'l
Carman Tim McConnell Itetel
. .
Gorman Edward 'Mallory John!
shipMeintosh Rohert •
2 Cents additional will be charged for all advertised
Letters. Persona applying find letter% on this list will
please say "advertised."
N. D. The inland. postage inn all Foreign Letters
must be pre. paid at this office. ,
DlinitAl 21.0121121E11, F-
• List of Letterti,
R EMAINING at the Post Office, at Tremont,
Schuylkill County, Pa., oh the let of July, 1819.
Arnold Levi Hand Mary! Moore 0 F 2
Dailey John' It Iluntzi iiger !David illinhards Get
Dalutuidge & Elu ntriuger,Ueus Anne Mary
DyersHowslia Henry Williams Tbes
Darnel D Jones ThoslT Waltbrulge &
Donaldson Mr Klinger Wro Ebert I 2
Dickinson 11 S Long Jatob Wilkshelen John
'Lochner Michael •
ship -
4. D. ZEIDACII, P. M.
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July 7, ISO
Cholera Brandy.
A CURE AND PREVENTIVE
FOR THE CHOLERA'.
A.
named medielne was discovered in. 1532,
at the hospital in the City bf Berlin, by Dr. C. W.
HUFELAND, the Royal President of the Royal Medi.
Cat Society ; and I now, introduce this infallible medi
cine for the public safety, from the scourge that now
threatens nur.city and: vicinity, by adpointing J. Rod-
Oct.., of Broad street, above Vine, my sole and exclu
sive Agent, where the genuine medicine may always
be found. and at no other place.' It le the only pre
ventive. that the public; can rely upon with safety.: It
has raved the lives of millions of people, in the city
of Berlin, and its vicinity. I have not only used this
preparation in my practice in Europe, but In Ameiica
also, end always found the same beneficial effects re.
suiting.
It cart be had of J. RUGGLES, Braid at. above
Vine, cor. of Pearl, Philadelphia , wholesale and retail.
• CATIVO:IL—Avoid all eiseet nostrums that ere of
fered frir the Cholera. SOLOMON HEINE, M. D.`
June AO, /SW. gt-St •
CASHC ,
FOR COAL...White Ash and Pod' Ash
Coal bought by MICHAEL MOOT,
ap!!8•441-18-ttj Moon Carbon,
Military Orders.
ORDERS No. 1, { Ilsan QO4IITEIII. Ist Ilairtann.
6th Division Pista'a. Poo
TITS following named gentlemen having been duly
appointed to thetrsaseral positions in the Brigade
Staff, will be obeyed and respected accordingly
R 01 1 .7. M. PALMER, Acting Assistant AO General;
Jams* J. Contras, Aid ;
Cues. B. DeFoarar. Aid; ,
'seen M. Loan, Brigade Commissary .:' .
D. O. McGowan, Brigade Quarter Master;
Dr. Gee. 11. Basslnsica.grorgeon• • ' •• , ' -
DANIEL LAREB. Brig. Cenral,'
• let Brigade, 6th Minium Penh's. Volunteers.
Jun e3o p UM. 11-It ~,
Valuable Coal and Timber Lands
AT SHERIFF'S BALE '
1U virtue of se ahu writ of nett Facies, issued out
JJO of the Coin of Cuiroucof Pleas of.the oeuot of
Schuylkill, and to ate directed, will be exposed for sate
at' Public Vendue, at the Haase of Jods Was tea,
(Pennsylvania ball) Inkeeper in the Borough Of Potts
41Ite, on
Thursday. the 19th day of /a 'Y. •
neat. at 3 o'clock in the afternoon of laid day, the
undivided one third part of the following described
tracts of land
Itio. 2. The undivided rine-third part of a tract of
Lind, surveyed in the name of Matthias Little, situate
to etas township, in the County of Schuylkill, adjoin
ing land. surveyed for - John Everhart on the South
Went, and land surveyed for Philip Moyer on theNonh
Barbara Amnia and Francis Militia, on the East, the
whole tract containing 449 acres, strirt measure.
No. 2. it,tso the one undivided third part of a tract
of land. surveyed in the name of John Everhart. oho
ate- in the township and county aforesaid, adjobling
lands surveyed for Matthias Little, east; Philip Liven
burg on the west, George Miller on the north, and Hen
ry °title on atm south, the whole tract containing 449
acres strict measure.
No. 3. Also the undivided one-third port of a tract
of land, scoveyed ihe name of Philip Lavenburd,
situate In the township and county aforesaid, adjoin-,
ing- lands serveyed for Jahn Everhart on Me coat,
Catharine Lavenborg on the west, and Donna Lay
enburg on the north, the whole tract containing 40
acres strict measure. ,
Pio. 4: Also the nadiyida one-*bird pan Or a tract
or land, eurveyed In the name of Catheriae Lavenburg,
situated in the township and county aromsatd, adjoin
ing landsgurveyed for Philip Lavenburst on the east,
Augustus Lavenburg on the west, and Lbstharine Groh
on the north—the whole tract containing 4a9 acres strict
'measure.
' - No. S. Also the undivided one-third part of a tract
of land, surveyed in the name of George Grob, Jr., sit
uate in the township and county aforesaid. adioloing
lands surveyed for John dtpann on - the north. Cagle
ride Groh on the east, and Augustus Lavenborg on th.e
south—the whole tract contatning:ll9.acros strict mew
= •
No. i 3. Also the undivided one-third part of a tract of
land surveyed to the nameof Catharine Grob, situate
in thu township and county aforesaid. adjoining land
surveyed for George Grob, Jr. on the west, Catharine
Lavenburg on the south, Anna Maria Simmo on the
noon, and Moratba Lavenburg on the eask—the whole
tract containing 449 acres strict mensal's , . .
No, 7. Also the one-third pan of a ultt of land sot
wiped in tire name of Doratha Laveneurg, situated
partly to Casa and partly in 'gutter auvritsbip, in the
county aforesaid, adjoining lands surveyed for George
Miller nn the east. Catharine Groh on the wgst, Jacob
Kelchner an; the north, and Lavenblug on the
south—the whole containing 449 stereo strianeasure,
NO. B. Also. the undivided one-third pa it of a tract
of land; surveyed In the name of 'George Mille % situ
ated partly in Ca,. and partly in gutter townships in
said county, adjoining lands surveyed OW Philip Moyer
on the east. Ouratha Lavenberg on the west, Maria
Keichner on the north. and John Everbard on the
south—the whole tract containing 419 acres so/
measure. -
• •
it
No 9. Also the Undivided one-third part of t
of land surveyed In OM nem of Philip Moyer,
ated partly in Cuss and partly in Butler tuiamsh n
the county aforesaid, **Mind:tads surveyed for Geo.
Miller on the west, Matthias Little on the south, and
Henry Hartzell on the cast—the whole ttact con tain
tahung 449 acres strict measure.
No. 10. Also the undivided one-third pan of a tract
of land, surveyed in the name of Marta He Ichner, sltn
and in the.township of !Butler, county aforetratd, ad
joining lands surveyed for George Miller on the south,
Jacob Kelcitnn on the wen—the whole tract containing
449 acres strut measure.
' Ns: Also the undivided ope third part of a tract
of land, surveyed In the name of Jacob Kelchner, situ
ated in the tri Reship or flutter, county aforesaid,' ad
joining lands surveyed for Maria %airliner on the east,
Anna Maria Show. on the west, and Doratha Laren
berg on the south, the whole tract containing die acre,
Whim measure. •
No. 1% Also the undivided one-third part of a tract
ot land, surveyed la the name of Anna Marta Shame,
situated partly in CAss nod partly in Butler townships.
In the county aforesittd, adjoining lands surveyed Inc
Jacob Kele/met - on the north, John Shorn, on the west,
and Catharne Groh no the south—the whole tract ch n
tattling 415 acres sbrict me3Aure.
. .
No. 13.Altio Sto undivided one-third part of a tract
of land, surveyd in the name of lobo Shoran, situated
partly in Cart and partly in flutter townships, county
aforesaid, adjoining Lands surveyed for Anna Maria
Shout° on the north, and George Groh, Jr. on the south,
the whole tract containing 4IU acres strict measure.
All seised and taken iuto execution, as the estate of
GEORGE D. it. REIM, and to be sold by
Sheriff's alike Orwigs J. T..WEI/311:12., Rharilf
bur. June 22, 1212. Mr 263 s
Worsdell's Vegetable Restora.!
live
rpricsE FILLS HAVE NOW BECOME TILE
.1; AIOST extensively established and popular FAMI
LY Itlkritcork the present day, both to England, dud
In this Country. They were invented in tan, by Or.
WTI. WOMDELL, Id York, England, dnd hare since
that time wrought litany wondertiti cotes in every
country where they have been introduced. '
The present proprietors fitr the Ilteded Statedare In
pIMISe °rummy:an lOW certfleates acmes wrought
hint, trr'England and America.
ELIZA/16141 DIFIXERWORTIT, 3 Richmond Pt.
Liverpiiiil, was coonned to her bed sic months, with
the Dropsy, her legs became twclled to on enormous
!Wands,. After malty trials of other medicine she was
regored to perfeeLltealth by two bones of Worsdell's
Pills.
Mr. JOXRS,IOCoocert gt, Liverpool, was •Isocured
of Intl:Wootton of the Liver, by WorsdelPs Pins.
TilOS. CROASDALR, Thornley near Preston, Eng ,
land, was aired of Typhus and Risen Iliadic rever,•by
Worsifell P
THOS. BLUCHER, of Reading Pennsvinnnla, testi.
fies that his child was severely afflicted with Worm.,
rind was perfectly restored by the use 01 Minniells
AZiiei nYlbegSla. Ilendx,ht. Hattitunl Cnstiveness,
severe Colds, have all yielded to this powerful hut
wary , re , getable medicine. No more certain and mild•
et purgatße has ever been discnvered.
!tfati - r Physicians make title of these £llla Jn their.
practice with great score...
They are for sale in Schuylkill Connty, price J!.5 etc.'
a box, containing 50 Pills with full directiona, by inn.
G. Holum, and Joseph Coutaworth
I., , lletsier, Port Carbon ;F. J. Fry, Tamaqua; Jneeph
Ir. Alter, Tuscarora.: Jacob Metz,• St. (lair; George
Ileifffilytier, New Castle; William Paine, neck—
echerville; Jame. IL Foils, Mlnerscllle ; Levan &
Kauffman, Schuylkill ILIVerI ; E. & E. Hammer, Or
wigsburg •.
M. 4. I. Dreher. East Brunswick; Boyej&
Wernert,3fc Keansburg ; N. K. M. Kepner, West Penn ;
ltaclf & Toney, Pine Grove. •
(7:P. Ainet, travelling Agent ihr the Middle Stalea
A. WEE:Krt, & ,
Co. Proprietor
Jan r, '97. 5-13,1 No. 141 Chesnut Bt. Malta.
New Article of Perfumery.
TULES RAVELS' HAIR GLOSS. This hew and
admirable ankle for the Toilet, unlike every other
preparation for the hair, Instead of Improving he ap
pearance only for a while nod eventually . destroying it,
is perfectly free of all destructive materials. In cases
where the hair le reduced and la faliins off by disease
of the scalp. it to invaluable. It is a aura remedy for
all affection* of that organ and by. removing the cause
arreeta the evil. The natural color, beauty and luxuri
ance can be Teetered to hair in the in, at enfeebled con
ditldn, while that of the healthy can he immeasurably
improved by the almost dazzling brightness and deli
cate fragrance imparted by this innitsinarable prepara
tion. It possesses. in an eminent degree, the quality
of cleatint.a the head and preserving the hair from all
lall.lll Hie, for which it is deservedly recommended to
ore among rhildren„ This new article can be obtained,
wholesale and retail, at _ HANNAN'S
Ronk and Perfumery Eitnies.
C 0221
McAllister's' Ointment,
CONTAINING NO MERCURY, OR OTHER
MINERAL.
IT RAS POWER TO CAUSE ALL External Sores,
Scrofulous Humors, Skin Diseases, Poisonous
Wounds to discharge their putrid matters, and then
heals them:
It is•rightly termed ALL-HEALING, tlir there is
scarcer) , cv disease external or Internal, that It will not
benefit. I have mita it for the last sixteen years for
' all diseases of the chest, involving the utmost danger
and responsibility, and I declare before Heaven and
man, that not in ono case has it failed to benefit when
the patient was within reach of mortal means.
I have had,physicians learned in the profession:-
I have had ministers ofthe kospeijutines of the bench,
aldermen, lawyers, gentlemen of the highest erudition,
and multitudes of the poor use it, in every vanety of
Wa y , and there has been hut one - voice—one universal
voice—saying -
" McALLIr3TER„ YOUR OINTMENT IS GOOD."
remov ahnoat immediately the
inflamaihni and swelling when the pain ceases. (Read
the directions around the box.)
!WA D-ACIIE.,The salve has mired persona Of the
hifmt - ache of twelv‘ years standing, and who had it
- regular every week so that vomiting took place.
DEAFNESS, Ent-Ache, Tooth-Ache, and Ague in
the race, are helped with like success.
SCALD HEAD—We have cured capes that actually
defied evely - fhing. known One man told us that he
had spent ki3oo on Ite children without any benefit,
when a tea boxes of ointment cured them. •
BALDNESS , -/t will restore hair sooner than any
other thing. i
TETTER—There is nothing better for the MC 0
Terigr..
Burote,—lt is and of the beet things in the world
for Burns.
Piles—Thousands aroyearly ctiftd by this °lament.
It never fails In giving relief for the Files.
Around the box needless:Sons for using McAllister's
Obeisant for 'Scrofula, fiver Complaint. .Erysilscias.
Tatter. CAilbtqia; Scald Head, Sore eyee..lJuiery, Sore
Throat; Breathitt's, Nervous affeetiow, Pone Diseaseof tie Spine, flead..AleAs. Asti ow, Oceferse, Patna,
Berne Corms. All Disease. of the Skim Sore Lips, Pim
ples, 4:c. &Incas of the joints, • Swelliete of the Limbs,
Sure Limbs, Serer, Rheumatism. Piles, Croup, Swelled.
or Broken Breast, Therls-Ache. Arse in the Face,4-e.
COLD FEET—Liver Complaint, pain in the Chest.
or Buie, ihlling Wet the hair, one or the ether accom
panies cold feet (TIM Ointment is the true remedy.)
It lea sure sign of disease to have cold feet.
CORNS—Occasional use of this Ointment will al
ways keep Corns from growing. People need never
be troubled with them if they use It frequently.
This Ointment Is good for any pan of the body or
limbs that arc Inflamed. In mune eases- it should be
applied often.
CAUTION.—Nn Ointment will be genuine runless
the name of JOOIC4 .McAllister is written with a pen
upon every label. JAMES MeALLISTER,
sole Proprietor of the above hiedleine.
['me. 25 eta. per bor.
AGENTS—J. M. Beatty do Co„ Pottsville ; P N.
'Tenter. do; J. W Gibbs, itlinersville ; Charles Frai
lays Orwigeburg C. rk. G. Ifuntsinger, Schuylkill
Haven Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua; Washingtorfllels,
ler, Port Cat bon; Wm. Price, iitCtair ; John II: Hicks,
Reading; and by Agents In all the principal Towns
In the Gaited States.
Princip e ,' Office, Nn.2o North Third et Phitriffelpho
San itary Committees.
enotuna
. A T a ,meeting of the Corincil of the Borough of
1/ Pottville, held on 'Pursing evening. Ju ne 19,1849.
It was on motion Resolved, that suitable Committees
be appointed to see that the most efficient mnatory
I measures are observed throughout the Boroughowith a
View of avoiding as Mr as poselhle the threatened vial
, tattoo, and to preserve the health of our citizens—on
motion, Resolved, that committees of nine in each Ward.
be appointed by the President to effect this object;
that it site!l be' the ditty of each committees to re.
port to ttu Chief Burgess of the flomUgh, the existence
of. any •nuisanees which may require the aid of the
Wale Guth:titles for their removal. The following
are the committees appointed. viz :
WARD COMMITTEES:
X. W. Want). N. E. WARD. notrrn Wai).
John C Lesslg Nicholas Fox Charles Loeser
Wirt Lerch Frederick Eating C Is Jackson
J iJ Downing • Abrnhani Mime Solomon Foster
George Might • flaml flutitzlngerJames tiiilyntan
John Clayton Joseph WoolliOn Nathan Evans
John Menarron Daniel Klapp John C Martin
Andrew Alortitnetllinim Rigs - James At Itent,y
John U. James Floinuei Morris E E Wand
. . . . . _ . . . .
Joseph Morgan. .lamas Cleary Edward Nat dley.
h is hoped that the 017.4118 generally will aid the
above named orumitteea,.and an fat an possible a--
gist In carrying oat the viewe nithe Council. "
B. T'l'llSl.olt.
Chief Burgen.
. • •
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. . :
- - ' OPVICE OP THE scaturraraLLl
NALIGATJON. COMPANV. • 5
• . Decestfrer 22d, 1848.
Aoj '
_1: E.; 11 hereby given that Ore . foßowia: rate, of
To II will be charged on Coal tranaporled On The
Canal and Worksof the Schuylkill Navigation COur
pang for On Teat 18441
__.pspri--'......--, -
Mount . Schuylkill Port
Carbon. - Boren. Clinton.
eta, per toll. ets, per ton. eta, per to
Drw/gaburg, 15 12
llambure,„ , . 25. • 52 - 13.
Morusville; 32 - 23
Althouses,„ 40 37 28
Deeding,4s 42 • 33
Unionville. ,,-
55 51 43
Lattrellllll, 55 -• 52 43
PoitstoWn Landing. 55 52 • 43
Boyers` Ford. 55, 51 43
Pticenieville, 60 - ' 57 48
D
Paulding's am, 60 57 ' 48
tumberville, 60 ' 57 48
Valley Forge, 60 57 - 48 •
- Port Kennedy. '65 62 . 53 - '
Norristown, ' 65 62' 53
Consohocken, 70 ' 60 58
Spring Mill, • 10 67 se
Alanayunk. 75 72 ' 63
Who toll to Philadelphia will he as follow,:
' Mt. carton. Sch. Haven. Pt. Clinton.
,
March, April and May. 65 vv. acts. 53 cts.
Junta oly and Augnat.,7s 72 83
Sept. Ott. Nov. & Dec. 85 82 73
The Coal shipped from Port Carbon loth, above pointa
will be charged one and a half cents per ton more th in
isidratea. .
The charge while snide per ton of thiO tbs., and an
allowance of fire,per cent. will be made on the weight
shipped to cnver waetage.
FREUERMK FRALEY,Presidcnt.
Patent Lubrleattn; OH.
SCIIOSNEII & NORTON,
HAYING pu rc hased the exclusive right for =nu
theturlng and vending the Patent Imbricating Oil,
from P. Devlan& Co.,for Schuylkill, Diuptilml-elia
non,-Columbia, Narth'ld,Litiferne,Wyouting,Lycoming
Lehigh, Carbon and Nonhampton CoUntles; they an
nounce to the public, that they have commenced the
manufactory of it In ihe Borough of Pottsville. where
they will be happy to supply all orders promptly, and
at theaame rate It can be purchased from the Proprie
tors of the potent rtght. Thin Oil was patented Jane
uy 16th. 1816, and its superior excellence and cheap
ness, hat already oven It the preference overall other
Oils in use, for all kinds of Stationary Machinery. Lo
tomotives and Care on our Rattroads,--and also for
Lamp time.
All orders left .11C R. D. echoener's Stine, In Centre
Street, still Ire promptly executed. 1
.
IL P. SCITORNER,
• C. F. NORTON.
•
Potts' ilie.Jurte lath. Ma
The Price is 75 cents per gallon, and the following cer
tificate' glow its character:
PntcaasLpnt.t;l 4, IBM
Messrs. P. S. Devlin & Co.—Cientletnenit•—The Pa.
tent Composition you sent me to hays tried', and which
you design as a substitute far the beat Win the work -
flint Machinery, has, I dm happy to say, more than fu
sed my expectations. I had it fully tested on a Loon,
• .rive Engine for two days(in rainy weather. with mud
flying over the machine at every rr volution) by a akilfu
Engineer, who tonsures me that It works equal to th
best spermaceti oil, with at saving In quantity of hit pe
cent This saving. together with the greatly reduce
price at which you inform me You ran Cornish the articl
will strongly recommend its use on Rail Roads and i
large mills and factories whete large quantities atoll ar
used; I have now no doubt of its entire aiircess, on
under that imsresoion tender you my *Ulcer° congratu
atlons. Truly yours, • Wu. Enamel'.
Porravit.t.g, Jun. 22. 8 3 4 0 .
This Is to certify that I have been using P.B Devlan
& Co 's Patent Lubricating Olt for the last six week.*
end canoe as our decided opinion, that, besides It
beings° attach tneaper, it, peculiar puperiorlty over the
bent Sperm 011, in its darabihry on mathinery,whicti ren
ders It a very desiraPlenrllcle forthat purpose. We are
extensively engaged in mining and shipping coal, hav
ing eleven Steam Ergities of varioustapatities at work
hoisting coal,pumping water &e
' bizt.avt, IF rtvono Si Co.
P. S. Devlan & Co.—Gentlemen:—We have been
using your Patent Lubricating (Mortal! the machinery
of the Reading Iron and Nall Works for the last nine
weekv,and we entraider wertav e given it a fair trial, as
the works are calculated to malluirceture Omit thousand
. .
tons of Iron and Nails per annum. Tilt hiarliinery is
very heavy,the.trigine one hundred and sin y horse
power; and the speeds are from thirty to nine hundred
revoltitionsper minute.
After the ahovo trial; we can recommend the Oil as
equal to the best .perm Oil and, in many eases, super'
or in any sperm oil used in the country, viz : for hea
bearings and fast speeds, such as shafting and Eihs.
I remain yours, &c., -
-Limes Wilson% '
Manager of the fteadins Tron,Nail and Tube Works.
(June 15.'49. 254
o=istM
ket dreadful Cough 1 The Lane* are ;n danger
Ta :cork of the destro9er ha th began 1
The comet of eortsampteon Fath err
it-s Jolted of Death
ARE you mother )Your darling child, your blot
and earthly joy. it now, perhaps. confined to liar
chamber by a dangerous cold —herpale cheeks, her thin
Ottani:l n fingers, tell the hold disease, has already
gained upon her—the sound of her sepulchral cough
pierces your sold.
Young site. when just about to enter life; dise6e
sends a heart-c rushin g blight ever the fair prospects of
the future— your beetle cough and feeble hush. tell o
your loss of hope, hut you need not despair. There
a bairn which will heal the wounded lungs, it is
SHER 'it AN'S A.1.1L.-11E,A1.1NG ItALSA . M.
Mrs. ATTIMIE,I he wife of Win 11. Aitree ; Esq. was
given tip by Dr. riewal of Washington, Drs. thou and
McClellan of Philadelphia, rind Dr. Mutt of New York.
Ifer friends all thought she must die.. She had every
appearance or being in COUSUMI/11011, and Sr as so pro
nounced by her puyelciaiiii—Shertuart's Maseru was
given and it - cured her.
_ .
nes. If ICY JONES, 10, Eighth aventie, wa
cured or conalt and catarrhal affection or,a year.
standing. - The first dome cave holt more relief that
ail the other medicine Ite brad ever taken, lir. 1.. .1
Deals, ID, Delaney street, grave it to a sister-in-la,
who was laboring tinder Consumntion.and,to plinths
sorely afflicted with the Asthma. In both cases it.-
..trek were immediate, and 3000 restored them to corn
fortable health.
DR. etfIFIRM„aN'S. COUGH r.nzENcEs
Core the roost optltinate cases of Cough in a few
hours. They have cured a large number of persons
who have been given tip by their physldans and friends,
and many Ohs. have been reduced to the verge of the
grave by spilling blood. Consumption and Hectic fever,
by their use have had the .rottd. of health restored to
their ttagrard cheek, and now tire to speak forth the
draises tor this invaluable medicine.
~Ott. SIIERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
Have been proved to more than 400.000 cases to he
infallible, in fact the only curtain worm destroying
medicine erer discovered. Children will eat them
when they cannot be forced intake any other medlaltse,
and the benefit derived from tile tolnlinlstrarion of
ntedleme to them in this form. Is great beyond descrip
tion. When lire breath of the. child hecolnee offen
sive, end there is picking of the nose, headache, drow
siness, starting during sleep,disturbed drearmawaking
with fright and acreaming, trouhleionte tongli, fever
ishness, thirst. veracious appetite. Mane*, of the
stomach, and bloated stomach—there are among the
many prominent symptom. of "Timms, and can be re
lieved by these ineolnparable Lozenges. They have
never been known to fail.
DR. S11;;IIMIC1'S CAMI'IIOR I.Oz BM:ES
Relieve headache, nervous sick headache, palpitation
of tits heart and sickness In a very few minutes.—
They cure lowness of spirits, despondency, faintness,
colic, spasms, cramps of the stomach, summer or
boweleomplaints—they keep up the spirits, dispel all
the distressing symittorns of a night of dl6sipation. and
enable a pentim launderer, great mental riclmillly
m hu ERMM,'t: I''o[lll MIN' tl I'6ABTER
Tn acknowledged by all who have ever used it to be
the best strengthening ;Mister in the is arid, and a sov
ereign remedy for pains and we:0(11mill in the hack,
Wins, side, breast, neck, limbs joints, rheumatism •
lumbacit, &c. One million a year will not supply the
demand. Caution is necessary, as t hese are many
unprincipled persons who would force a spurious arti
cle upon the community. Be careful to get Sherman's
Plop Mau's Plaster, with a •Tut aborts" ~r his written
mune on the hark—none others are genuine, and wilt
do mare hurt titan gond. Dec. 2 49—ly
TIIE-11.11LAND
FOR the core of Headache, Giddiness. linemanlism
Piles. Dyspepsia, Scurvy,t3mallpos.Jaundice,Pain
I in the Dash. inward Weakness, h'alpitation of the
Heart, Rising in the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma. Fe verso e
alt kinds, Female Complaints, :idea:tie, salt Rheum
!Titanium:l, Worms. Cholera Modls, Coughs, Clumsy,
Whooping Cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver Crimp/aim
Erysipelas, Deafness. Itching of the Shin. Colds. Gnat,
Gravel, "Scrvous Complaints, and a variety of other
diseases, arising from impurities of the blood, and oh
struttioits 'in the organs of digestion.
Experience has preyed that nearly every disease ori
ginates from impurities of the blood or derangement of
the digestive organs; and to secure health, we Meat re•
move these obstructions or Meter.: the Wood to its no•
tuml state. •
.„
The aversion to taking medicine Most efrectualyres
moved by Ctietser's Vegetable Purgetire Pill, ; being
completely enveloped with a enatintor peer whets nuke,.
(Whim is as diet inet front the internal ingredients as a
not shell from the kernel) and have nntasle of inerlicine.
Moreover they neither nauseate or nine to theslighicst
degree, but operant cannily on all the diseased parts of
the system. Instead nf confining themselves to and rack
nanny particular region. Thus. if. the Liver be ~tre ,
ed, one ingredient will operate on that particutor
rer
gan, and by cleansing it of any excess of bile., restore
it in its natural state.' another will operate on the
biond,and remove all impurities in itscirculation, while
a third will move ail impurities In its circulation, while
a third will effectually expel whatever impurities may
have been discharged in the stoniaeh, and hence they
Itrilte al the root er disease, remove all impure homers
(tom the body open the pores externally and internally;
separate all foreign and obnoxious panicles from the
chyle, so that the blond may be thormlghly pure—thue
securing a free and healthy nclule to the heart, lungs,
end liver ; end thereby they restore hiafth,eVen when
all Other means have failed.
. . . - .
The entire truth of the above can be arcertainedly
the Wain( a single box; and their virtues are so pre.X:t
live and certain in restoring health, that the proprietor
binds himself to,return the money paid fur them in all
eases where they do not give univeroal satisfaction.
Hetail prtces.2s etc. per box.
Principal office, No. 66, Vary slant, New York:
The following are the agent.; in Schuylkill county for
Clickner's Vegetable Purgative PAIN, and Dr. Sher
man's All-Healing Balsam, Lounges and Plasters
Tamaqua—V. J. Fry, and Ifridner & Morgenroth ;
Patterson—M.Schwarta ; Middlepert-- , inn. Williams;
Port Carbon- 1 11. Shiaaler ; Pottsville—P. Sanderann,
and J. C. Brown; Ft. Clair—Hughes; New Castle—
Coo. Ilmfanytier,l; Taylorville—J. 11. Otto; Miners
eille—Jamen B. Falls; Llewellyn—Jonas Kauffman ;
Tremont—llatiae & Wingert; Pinegrnve—Paul Darr;
Orwlesbnre—Joseptt Crammer ; fort Glutton—Lyon &
Itishei ; New Philadelphia—Wm.M. Barlow ;
Rchnyl
killllaven—Levan& Kauffman; and alao'hy J. M. C.
MARTIN, wholesale and supplying agent, Pottsvillo
iSte 9.'48. 49.1 v
I'7ARItISO%'IS 4:10Lt131131/iN
lI 1l gallon, half gallon, quart and smaller bullies ; also
Maynard & Nnyes' Inka,Copyirg Inkailogait & Theism
son's! Steel Pen Ink. llonveralnka, Red and Blue Inka
wholesale:and retail. Ink as low as 311 cents pe
!Plzen, wholesale, at , HANNAN'S
Octl4-42) - Cheap Book and Vrtrisiy:3ioren.
t 1 ARPCTI: 1 11:1 &MATTING-6uperior (all wool
%.1 Ingrain Carpet,
1)o Checked and plain Idattin, For sale by
May ^5,'46 J. M. BEATTY, & Co.
N. M. - Newmari'm
PLUMBING SIIOP,
BETTY'S ROW. NORWEGIAN STREET, '
Pot:grille. Pa.'
ALL kinds of Lead Pipe. Sheet Lead, Brass Cocks,
(a superior artirlej Bath Tubs; Shower Baths,
Hydrants, Hydrant Hose,. Double and Single Actin
Pumps, &e.. kept constantly on hand asd for Jule.—
Kitchen Sinks made to order, neat and durable, and al
Inds of Plumblning done in the best manner.. ,
DAVY'S SAFETY LAMPS.
rirxre subscriber has just received a-supply of Safety
Lampe, among whtch ate a few Of Upton & Rob
erta' Improved tail sty Lamp, which ie acknowledeby
to be the best arm safpst now in use lathe mines or
Europe. For sale at luskprlEes than tb,:y can be im
ported, at ' • • ' ,BANNAIVS
♦prq I T Cheap Boat and: Variety fit-or
TlcknorlS Columblar
Book,
BEING progressive HIM C.illpre System or
Orthography and Orthocpy. Including a ninety of
definitions, adapted to the Use of Schools in the Amu&
can Republic, by Almon Ticknor, a Teacher of men
-ty-five years' experience, and author of the Colum
bian and Tooth's Columbian Calculators, Practical
COMITIOfi School Mensuration. &t.
The attention of Teachers. School Ditectors,parents,
d.e., is Invited to this new Spelling Book, which con.
form, to tha romfrro aLitts and changes , In Onhogra
phy, as being one of the neatest. cheapest, best in.
ranged. sod better adapted to the wants of children,
than any other published in the United States. It is,
what it purports to be. a Spelling Rook rind not a Read.
toy Brink, and only requires an examination on the part
of i n „n„ orso y youth, to secure for it a ontversal in •
trnductinu Into the Schools of the tihited States. lust
published and for sate by It. RANNAN,
Where Teachers and Directors can procure copies fot
examination.
. .
This book has been issued only , about ten day., and
he following are some of the recommendallon.al
eady received i.
FAN. `25, LSO.
Friend Ticknor-1 have examinations long-looked
for Spelling Sank: and take pitiroute in stating to you
my sentiments In - regard to it. The first thing which
strikes' the eye upon taking it tip. is the heateirss of
its appearance, the whiteness- and Smoothness or the
Paper. and the beauty of Its tyoogiaphy. The words
are, for the most - part. thosegivhieh are in common u s e,
and the transition from easy cords to those of mote
difficult orthography, is well adopted to the gradual
progress, which the youthful pupil is naturally expect
ed m make. The spelling is according to the approv
ed .ffiturrican standards. The definitions are concise,
yet comprehensive, and, 'what is of the greatest Ito
penance. so simple that they may be understood by the
youngest scholar. The eystematiral nrder. in which
the whole book is arranged, meets with my decided
approval, and I think tan not fail to commend itself to
the favor of both teacher and scholar.
- Your Spelling Book professes to be "for the Erse of
*hoots." and not a book of reference for learned My
-geologists; consequently, those who expect to find in it
'much of the tagrAelerLof nu r language, on to speak,
will be disappointed. 'Three who require children to
burden their minds with the derivations of words, be
fore they dace learned the words themselves, may be
compared to a man, who, upon approaching a lineup•
pie tree, Is not content to regale htmteffupon the tempt
in; fruit which ram; itself to him, but first digs down
to the roots of the tree to ten what they are Ilke. Let
him fiat secure the fruit. I would say, and then ft in
time enough to satisfy his curiosity by an examination
of the roma:
It cannot be denied that there is much valuable tints
wasted in this manner, which Wes be profit ably cm
ployed, add that scholars aregrently thscooraged by
monstrous appearance of the work which they are re
quired to perform.
In this respect. I consider the Colombian Spelling
Book a decided improvement, nod for many other rea
son. a.sery superior work.
hope it may receive from 'teachers and others in
terested. all the tvelronte n hick it deserves.
Truly Yours, DANICI:E. Pit Imes.
Principal nt Gmotaetr School.
To Mr. Almon Ticknor. ot Ticknor's (Adam.
blurt
Reading.. „liary3lrt.
Mr. Almon Tlrknot —Pear Sir all the Arithtne..
Ira that I have lined, ]have found a very_ great want
of practical examples. to ihthorhte the-prlfierples of the
science. In cotoolletation of the superior Poi citrate
of your Arithmetic in supplying this deficianry7to
gether with Its adwptatiun to the currency of our Own
country, I have introduced It Into my Silrf!.
{VILLIAM POIT.
Primirial of the. Collegiate School
1 have examined - your : 4 pelling Book. and consider it
decidedly superior to any other work of the kind, with
which 1 amacqueinted, In the Dements of our Litera
lure . WILLIAM M. MST.
Friend Ticknor—l 111144 rtiveaully concur with IVrit.
S. Volt, in every particular, in reference to your
Spelling hook. Indeed I ha. eno doubt that the great :
deguleratittii is at length plipplied, and I feel confident,
that if fin meet watt the VIIC("CFT that your work de-
Nerves, it will not be limn, until every child in the
Stated/mit in the and Select 3eltnola will accord
In you that titer./ of :ipprobation which you so well
deserve, and I ran any without hesitancy, that so far
as the youth of the Keyqarie State a re,conce rued. you
have eminently tnlfilied the command "go forth and
teach thin prople.•' With mark ri4ipect,
GEOIME F. sPAti),
rrintipal, WaFltionn a., Srlrct ,4 chnot
.11dur.5 ehmPrk,..)/ay. r .V., 1919.
To Ben). annap—Dear Sir:—Tlekones columbian
Spelling Book has been shove by' the author. with
n view to its introduction ilaii our rolallola Schools.
Upon etaminntion, corroborated by the ststements of
several of our teUtilerP, Or superiority in arrange
mant,gradtral advance, and rheapne•s over those now
used, besides Ito conformity with modern usages 'and
.bongo, in Orthography, the Board of Director: , acting
htough the Section ry,m. ho is the. Committee appointed
n superintend this dr of nor !lin:Minna!
•aard, have Cole lndeA , it forthwith.
yours re,p..ct .
By order nf the Board Directors. of Ikranth
Chunk District. [curio. Spey., &e.
,tiv's Defter.,
Delia ID llalaloll Schutt• •
Itartnisor no. June iv, !SIP.
Clannan:—T hove very recet.tly been silown a copy
of••Tlckno,'n Col mubiau Spelling pnbin•hed by
you, and reuttested to expre, my opinion of its merits
as a School Hook. Mr. Tickn; . .r. the Author, has been
long identified a ith the educational ny,tent of our ?tate
110 8 practical Teach., not a thentenrd pedagneue,
3 "4 by his eAltirtence in ennthetotit in Iraqi the • . young
idea'' in a pleasant way, through the (is jig. intricate
Aezr . s . of rtitliniental lea rntuy.
11'hiletherc are many valuable works °fort hoerrif.hy
and ort tioepy• now before he public., car li claiming pre
eminence, (anti possessing it inn in sunut respects) 1
am constrained to say of Mr. Ticknor's work, trout the
slight examination !Imre been Icicle to glee it, that it
tinny, if not man , ncies combined,
than any other work of the kind, detract, ham fallen under
my notice, add I would cheeru olly recommend it to
plitellln arid tear hers, no a Bonk for lice In our
Common Schools. l'ery Respecifulle, Oke.
is
J. horn. &lel lileck.
The following is (min the Rev. William I. Clark,
Teacher of a Classical 1-thool at Wiiti:mspnu.
It mharnspoct, Pa.. foot 14. 1819.
1 hare e.tatiiineel with so !!!! . rue, Tlelinor's
Cnlum-
Siro Spelling (look, and have no hesitation in pronoun
cing it one or the best svltas..tif its class that have
cdame beneath my notice. It in simple in it. arta tine
and, what is not its icaq is strictly
-philosophical.. 1 its introiludilon into nor
rti.hools would prove of dot Idea liiii . tintage to the pit
pits, and greatly facilitate the 'lron. , of the leach,rs-•
WILLIAM J. CLARK. .
Classical 'feather, Willianisport.
• City of Reading, Juno Ist. 1019.
• l'itr• Ticknor—Dear Sir—l hate examined. )our -Spel
ling and in my opinion, tadieve it in` tie Jillt the
book we want n nor 1 Irak., always found
great difficulty in setting children and pro
nounce correctly: The manner in a whrrh you have ar
rimier! this Important brisk (Mr I consider it the (011n
ifition 0f.% gond education) Is excellent, and should re
kect great credit upon its author. 1 have introdilrnd It
into my School, and find it Cil,l4lllPliernl satisfaction.
Tours. let., ISAAC Ngmros EVntlii,
Teacher of Select Senool.
Reading. ...tfay 21st. 1649.
The undersigned, teachers of the North Ward Pu
Schools. having exaniined••Ticktior's spelling Rook,"
prefer it to any other that have come to our notice :
would most re,..nettfully inch of the Directors of said
tVard,portnisslon to intrOduce it unto our Schools.
R. M. 110 Mi. iooni•n M•t.stitmorm,
ALE/ hi.. WICGINS, 11. D. 14aEtDQLLxll,
LOU SA E. linvr.t.
Rending. June In. 1 , 419.
A. Ticknor,' Eq.—Dear Sir—Having corsotily
unlined your Spelling Bonk, 1 inn ninth pleaeeo with
the. arrangement and relection of mutter.,yor the
tinkles for which it is deithined, 1 think it micron to
moot work. now in nee in nchoolii.
Very re,peclfolly.
C. Mitten,
Principal S. W. War. Oramnor School
concur In the above. WY MAION,
Chesnut Street School
Tainavia,-1fay2.3.1.319.
Mr. Bann:in—Dear Sri :—Mr. Ticknor, who is an fa
vorably known. nt Ihe author of the "Gianniloan Cal
culator." and oilier aril7uueticul :works, has just pnb
fished a Spelling Ito.lk, whit h I think will be as (avor
ably received vs his .kritionetic. emphatically
NnkLLING Mink—nun as f think; Leiter calculated to
initiate the child inn) inn rudiments Of Mir 1411Viinfne,
than any other now to floe. It takes here admirably.
and Ithink will lin, the only one flied in our Politic
Schools. which otnenee on the 2.1 Monday in
June—as:iiiperiniendrtit,.l intend to ort:e tie onnttesire
I would alan take thin opporti' tufty, to soy, that Mr.
Ticknor has in Press, and will shortly appear, a Sys
tem of Mensuration. Ilnyinr examined this work in
Manit.cript. I think It will he the roost popular work
on that subject, of any - extant, that la, lit COLIIIII.II
tirhoids, It is an intetmethate link between common-
Arithmetic. :OA the hither taunt he. of Matteunatics,
and is ndmirnSiy adapted to the pruettcal 4neiness .1,
our citizens. Very Respectfully. fin.
NICHOLAS Ooiste.n.
llttallES , EXPECTORANT,
CELEELRA TEO
Fur the Core of Cougha,;Celds..9.tthent. ReattrAilis
Incipient Censumptien. tifueteuttten if the
Lanes, and Lhsrayee 4 the l'atlme,,
ttry Orguai. ;*
TVIS valuable preparation is highly rerommentled by
physicians anal by a celebrated rhenzast of Mihmt e l.
plata,t,r its Inediritl etfect.und chemical cianthina t ion, as
well adby thousands of others who have mad:, an., of it
—as it 111.1 . er had been used whhont progliicititt beneficial.
etlects, analtaltimiuc cure of the fir which it is
recommended. Anil twilit:are:Dal:Jr graduate of Ebartlan
cy, I ran assure the public at it. perfect safety. It is
rollittotili of sorb preparations ati staml in bit veil , high.
est repute astute thit tholir.it faculty for lbe cure of that
class of diseases hich Are too open only the tier runners
of that filial license, en:anti/Minn. In most eases where
there is nautili pain in the breast, anal which nflen enenils
thmuch to therhoillilor blade, I would strongly advise the
am ,h, hthm nfope tif the COmpolloil Qnlhanum l'biAterS
to the - breast, anal roe the EXpeChtritlit as ibrecteil. In
fed, !be tumor the Ealbannan PlaLst el Cannot be lot,' rtitity
rerommended, as I have seen en many instanres or it,
affordihr, the greatest relief in a very rbort spare of lino,
even an confirmed consumption. The Expectorant trill
be found to relieve the mach, and the Plaster the pain•
atid, at thottllllo time, drill , the itinalrlatinn to therm rfare,
and thereby act as a counter-irritant, is Welt every playsi.
e an will prono t t u ce good. without the least hesitation
whatever. Persons on:often mad to have the COnritrop,,,
tion, when by a judicious nor of sotto ~r the 1,51 E xrc ..
tomtits, and a careful diet, they have been completely
cured, so that their esperienre should art as a ,canning to
those who are said to Fatale consumption not to de
spair, but try on. The Ex pe 'rant wall be foutairtford
great relief, even when a cure is said to he bhp, ,
Before malting L. , 0 of On ErpOrtoraht it Wo ail be no
If/ examine the trula, c0...1y termed Palate, to
serif it is not swollen or elongated. In such cases an
expectorant is useless. t
/lacking road/ and a raid Irma/ disposition 1e swallow
Is frequently caused by an fq0111,.111i1 , 71 of the pahite. An
exrellent remedy in sect cases Is to use a small quantity
OrTinctilre Myrrh, say hbool a tea,hootthil to a w tnr
glassful of water, and use..its at .:vale, three or four tune .
a day. If the above remedy should fail, or Oho or 11
dame nature, it would be best to amply to a sat Wenn, al
have :Ismail portion of It taken off so as to eh, talc tit
irritation and the cob, tonal cough tt hirti it Woobi be
ly to prothire in the throat. The operation
attended with but little, if any pain trla.stever. •
In Bronchitis, nod 1144.,..es of the throat, the Zit";
hovid be 1151,1.
ron the rare of ilt4ettses arising briorinally from a
, related or debilitated :dam of the system. as Ilya,
pepsin. With Palpitation, of the beat', Loss of Appe
tite, llenft-littrn Ittentstelte, ,Poor belching, Loss of.
, Colour, Pain Mahe aread, Nervous Debtlay, Cholera
m0rt,,,,,, LlN,rti , ty, N iti lit Sweats:Cold's Cough. In•
ithi•rizn amt liieJto , ll , l, ,, ino tough of old ace; and as
a ~,,,,,,,, (liyi bruiting the system) to .Fever and
Ague ; bilious ithilillenollit ft set it has no equal.
Tilts preparation ;i4 wild Cherry pinninliteN a mark
ed superiority over all other articles. sold, as Syrups.
i llabanis on Ill'ornerr of Wilt! Cherry. ;—being prepared
iii, wll
ila nrn, e.l , ll,nnanrra a concentrated anti efficient
rcie,o,
o,intz r rall the welt known gdod qoalitien of
rNmethenett and iworranted true from all other drugs,
line eln hi innth pod Ito preparal 1011 ior any other nar
, um. The pleasant taste of Cif, Wine of Wild Cher
qualiy es it for the 01001 delleale Simon/h.
lt wilt also be found much cheaper, than the more
ntilnit hrticlvm;4,,lil under thehatue of Will Cherry,
Ell TIkODIPSOII. I bring fir more concentrated and pure tint put up lit
- REAL ESTATE AGENT. ANDi large quart potties, and la warranted to keep in any
COLLECTOR OF RENTS, climate.
Office in Port CarLan. SrAuvik,Jl County, Pa, •f
: Persona ar h n i re pithier:l to Fever and AVle i Billet.
Ttill suhsetiber will -take charge of Coal Land , Fever. At., will find "Gnmpert's Wine of Wild Cher-
Dwelling Houses:and other properly. tool NATI et ry" an excellent preventive by artengibening the
Rents for - the same, in the County of Schuylkill , a i d
ettomach and Nervi,s, and its derided tonic properties
all other business connected with his Agency, will e
IF:continent/ Ii ad a superior fribmltute for the no called'
promptly attended to Tort w ine." :
al-Observe the Genuine "Wine of Wild Cher y" is
pot up in large bottles holding a florin. with the words:
' .Cumpert's Wine of Wild Cherry, Minds." blown
In the Glassolnd the outside Wrapper has the writ , .
• tett Signature of the Proprietor. Prepared only by
ii. ft cum vrt - cr, Chemist and Apothecary. •
No. 1.10 North Serrind Street, Philade s tehia..
Trice *1 per bottle, or sh , for & ltntlllls ~.. E. .„.
Agents..-,i. G. Ittoren. POltsOn."; fl."
.... if it i, '
..
ktinersville. , , ..v uhp.l4 • tru
Pri , plre.l by) CVRTIA Whi.leicil an
,Retait Druggist and Clio mi., I
ELI TUOMPSON
• Port Carbon, sermy Is ill co
Refers to Bard Patterson. and Horace. it with, 1 , .. .
•Jt • . Pottsville.
•• Samuel Bell, Reaffirm. ' If
•• ‘. Wen. 11. Wilson, No. V, North ill. st., Ph I .
' del phis. ' (May 1219. .20-I.
Wl3. WELLS, Attnmey at Lai!, Miners
V V dcbuytkin Coupty, Pa. (Coctl4-42.
lIMIM
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POSTSCRIPT,
M=S
SEWS TO TH
relphia, Jury 6, 6 Welk - n.l' PM-
ME
MEW
Flour L-$4,50 _Rye Flour—
:MOO. Grain---"'1,08n.1,09. (Corn--
100 ' ,a 102 Oati-28 a 29.
HILL—TWO NEN
LILLEII.
occurred at Summit Hilt.
m the Fourth of july. A
terfered to quellithe dis
acked by the rioters, up
xv a revolver, and shot
ye since died. ;Several
ely wounded. We have
.tain further par4ulars.
RIOT AT AVM.
A. serious riot
Carbon County,
Constable. who i
turhance, was at
on
,Ivhieh he di..
two men. who hl
others were sere.'
been unahle.to o!
Locopocci
ATE O.K.:V.V.:V[IO'S.
The l.oeofoe State Convention,lassern
bled at Pittsbur on the Fourth Of July.
nominated dohs
k. Gamble, of LY,coming
County, for Copal Commissioner. The
vote stood, on tbe last ballot al fellows :
Gamble, Lyeorning,7l J.ll.l3reiadhead.
of Pike. 33 ; "homas M Petit f Phila
delphia, 13.
I'ITDISPOSI
lON OF IMMIX ,CLIV4
fronf Louisville slates that
s attacked with Cholera, on
No further news from that
•
A despate
M r.- CI ay w.
Tuesday las
'quarter.
HER MATTIIEM).
This disti guished Reformer fias arrived
in this coo try from Ireland !Ile is at
preient in New York, where he has met
with the mast enthusiastic reception from
all classes of people. '
FOP
EIGN NIATS,
ARItIY
L OF THE t.J
whip Canada arrv_ed at Hall
-3d inst., bringing news one
The Ste
fax ,on th.
week later
prtAscr...
The atte npted ins , irrection Fat Paris has
been follov ed by a more foftnidable re
sistance in the laws at .I..yoks A serious
engageme t took place in •the streets of
that city b twen the troops Ind the mob:
hi- the co irse of which a Iconsiderahlp,/
j a
number of) lives were lost on t oth sides. 7
Barricade were thrown uPOv rich wore
not taken way until they had veil bat
tered don,by the canon. I) i
The ; fi hting commenced On the morn ,
ing of th,'lsth, and continued till a late
hour in tr night ; but a telegiphic de
!watch, (1. ted Lyons the 16th; at) 9 o'clock
P. NI., announces that the inan i gents had
been con pletely routed, the streets clear
ed, and the city restored to tiladgoility.--
There are upwards of 50,000 /troops in
and arqind Lyons. There as no al -1. ,
prehension of any further ilistdrbance.
I . 44c2icrArix'. I . ~.
,
The news from Hungary ie somewhat
contrat i ietory ; but the London Globe of
the 2'2: i d nit., has intelligence erom Vienna
to Juncoltlih. The great n4ws is a tre
.,
m k endOus encounter with tnejtitingarians.
The Austrians and Russiansl are said to
have i bi en completely defealetl, and to have
left (m the field the fabulotti6 number of
23,000 killed. This battle took place on
the 13th and 15th, on 'the large plain be
twen Raub and Weisselh4g. It lasted
64 I ours. The loss' AO the Magyars is
I
stated ,at 8000. The ' Austrians were
commanded by Hayman, the Russians by
Ruriiser, and the II ditgarian by Georgey.
Aldil i ongh' the news is up ) the 13th, this
battle has been received i ntricate letters,
Sin jularly enough no papersallnde to it.
p toi b i e eene
evening
r n c o:f d . th4 2
Paris
of
1 s tult. , n
nets
baati
the
ent yof the French. into Rome. Gen.
I.
Ou inot would not make aj general attack
beft re the 16th or .17th, When the news
of I e failure of the conspi'mcy in France
wold reach that place, aid would pro;
babl induce thq • TritimvirMe to captulate:
13,
On the 'llto-'n breach was effected in
The Walls by the French, and a portion of
theirl troops entered the citvi. This report,
led tcl the belief that the struggle was over.
On Ole 12th Gen. Oudino t issued a letter
to the Triumvirs, making t last appeal to
them, to throw' upon the the responsi.;
biliw of the effusion'of b oad.
I Public School I
vorrs•vir r,
NOTICE TO TA
' TRACT ham nn Art of
1101 I.7nnimonwralth, 1.11110
and continuance of n
'man Schools, passed 7th
c, 01. On the receipt of ll
te, pie district trett-taler ri
''noire, by nnt
seinents. to be put lip in 11
istrlrt. that he wilt often
int. township, ward or hot
named in said ativertisen
cline and receiving the eel
ball collet I land receive tt
ad in eiv
01l caz'tviten
Its same, n as It core
rarer shall receive two Pe
L 1:.
I.PATEitEr:
General Assembly of
1 '•Au Art (or the rept
.reto of Education by
*aid wartant and In
tit give at I Jeam thirty
n written Or printLd
(Mgt public piaree in
I at the ti.eet plane Of
unit elfetn.i,,, nil a day
rot.. It the perpn,,e of
t tint to t for:rild 'tett/1,-4
e 'g
-lying receipts
rod. by the petson pay
len,ctthlri therefor, the
rent. for all minter, so
S . c. 27. In case any school tax shalt:cm:tin unpaid
for, peri..,l of sixty days tin ii and after the day nn
soli
, 1
rh the district treasurer el all boor attended for the
;Mr ~ ,F .. ! of rereivine, the tem as aforesaid, it shall be
the duty of tli , district treas ter to 1.,3110 his warrant.
wit i a schedule of all such s ;paid school tax, and the
nal ICS of the persons reaper ively to Whom rhe came
io r Jarred in the plupe.r . dap wale, directed to the ton
na de of the proper ward, I wnship orhornugh, whose
do ) it is hereby made, to re; else the swine-authorising
On renuit ing him to ileman I and receive front the pc,
en a named in the said soh lute, )lie sums with which
th
/ t
y ate therein charged res mcifully,tonlher with fore
pe tent. on the amount t erl'lf, which per tentage
sh It in all cases he calif etc.! mobretained by saris
on tstable lot bin chtopcn,t ion ; In e.i, ;thy person so
el; treed with school tax ail In-ply:the a loom% tn.
seL4her whit the per renta , r, afores.tht, within twenty
dabsft after the demand mac e therefor by r.lili 1111401 , 1
It i o constable may levy ill same by di-tises3llli . sale!nf
II e anode and chawles of said delithitte la, gorinx ten
d:ye notice nf such ;ale, y written or pi niteci adpr.
ti emcnt ; and 111 With vas . Said (-drillable shall, in ad
.d thin to the per Celtic , e here 11.1a.6it allowed, be
e titled to retain out of the pro; eedc of such Sale,
is
~
a lee first Sminetior the; hoe) Ott and the per tentage
abr.'s:till, the same leen s are 11 , ,V iliio,lrra ny law 1.1
c Instables for levy ands. le Ilpoll a 10111 01 v,..f.tion•
The richonl tux - pa ers .1 the liornie2ll or Prnialtlife,
re hereby noti fi ed, th at 1. • 41 attend 211 Mits.', lin
t Inn Monday,the 25th di Jul next—at .NI ill's •Itntel
i n Tuesday the 21101 null et Doerilinm , r'a Unto!, on
Veenesday, the 17i'll ar said month, to receive the
'chord tax, in ramhinthr• with thc law. ,
lle hlsixxiti,.. hata, t, ha he tout) recede,. the tax atl
is office, at any time pnivems to the expiration of the
.0 days. ; ,
I r,one.wr NVOODSIDP., .
Tfeasurer of the Potn.ville :411001 District.
June 22, It 3-17. . I, ;•8-it
Emporium, Pres; :Ifni Deniocnt, Copy 3 times, and
clierge School Dirt eterk ;
• G j unipert's
PORE ANo 'CONCENTRATED
NISI: OF Wll.O.cni:ltitY.
=ME
iNADi.
iitriet of