TERM OF TUE MINERS' JOURNAL—SINGLE
SIIIVICRIPTIONS.—Two Dollars per annum, pay
able semi-annually in adduce, to those who reside
n the'Connty—and animals , In advance to those who
reside nut of the County. The publisher reserves to
himself the right to elm ge II 50 per annum, when
payment Is delayed - longer thati.one year.
TO CLUBS.
Three copies to one address, - 4 *5 00
Seven Da Do la 00
Fifteen Do - Do 20 00
Five dollars In advance will paylor three yea easel:.
cription to the Journal. , ,
BATES OP ADVERTISING
Goo Conant of 11 lines, 3 times.
Erery.subierment insertion,
Fear lines; I time. .
Subsequent Insertions. each
One Square, 3 months.
Six months, •
One Year,
Au Onus Cards of Five lines, per annum,
lerchants and others, advertising by the
Tear, with the privilege of inserting dif
ferent advertisements weekly,
Ji:r Larger Advdrtisements; as per agreement,
VOLNEY B. PALMER, at Ms Real Estate and
Coat .I:tncier,
Corner et Third & Chesnut Strecta.Phlladetplall,
N 0.160, Nassau Street, New York,
No. PS. State Streat,lloston, and'
South cut corner of Baltimore & 'Calvert Streets,
Baltimore, la out Agent for receiving subscriptions and
advertisements for the Miners' Journal.
TH6 CHICHLATION of the MacreJournal te grater
han any ether paper reit shed In Northam Temnsylva
nia, ennui neatly antar, • tho tircaltdiae of ray other
pablisholin Schuytidlleonnty. It else ehmutates lirgety
amok capitalism mundietatans, Iron and cool &gm
throughout Ho Atlantic and Eeatcre Stales.
Inman, AND LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY:
—The subscriber is Agent far Cadets and Life Insu
rance. Any , Information on either of the different
branches can be obtained at the office of the Wpm'
'lonroe, *here terscanaci ereeffected.
B. BANNAN.
IMiners' Journal.
Saturday Morning, July 21.
VE PROTECTIVE POLICY. OF TIIE COUNTRY
The People Demand its Restoration
A.IIT UNION OF PHILADELPHIA.-Free Gallery,
No. '2lO Cliesnat street, open daily, Sundays excepted.
Members of the Institution for the year ending .kitty,
• 1849.who'have not yet obtained their Engraving of
Roth and Boaz or a copy of the Transactions for the
said year, are Informed that they are ready for delivery
at the Gallery.
Books of subscription 'for the - years: 1840—'50, ire
riper. daily at the Gallery. Subscriptions five
The Engraving for the year will be kitrinusld , roa's
?dram v's Dacau. It is now in the hands of the engra
ver_Mr. A. If. Ritchie, of New' York. Early subscrip
tions flee deatrahlel as it facilitates the operatione.of
the managers of the Institution.
I EDWARD F. DENNISON, Actuary.
The entscriber Ic Honorary Secretary for Schuylkill
ourity_,_and will receive subscriptions at his Book Suite.
I The Engravings and, the transactions of the Art
Union, will be ready to deliver to subscribers next
week:, r BENJ. BANNAN.
BLACIIDETIRY J. C. C. ITughes W
prepared to furnish to those desire:l.3,ot delicious drinks,
:Mineral -Water and illackherry Syrup, which at this
reason of^ the year,. is raid to have a very beneficial
tundcpcy upon the system. The drink is superb, and
qualities need only he tested to dt,,cover the truth of
oil assertion. Try it, reader. ,
ALCINED MAGNESIA.—As Physicians retom•
mend the use of Good Magnesia, during this season,
we would call the attention of the reader, to an ad
vertisement In another column, stating where the ar
ticle 'may be had.
CODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.—This favorite Ladys'
llook,for August, has been placed upon obr table. This
number is an excellent one—as Indeed arc all that ctn.
nate from under the supervision of Mr. fisiley. Beside
the quantity of reading matter usually given In Maga
zine., Corley always inanag,:s to treat his readers to
an extra number of pages, alid In the August number
are 21 pages of extra niatter, from such writers as
Whittier, Arthur, Grace Gruetireod„Judge Conrad,
and a host of other tolentericontributors. The engra
ving too ore very pretty. "The Bath of Beauty, "
splendid picture,—"Taking the "Queue," a humorous
Menutinto; "Scene at Uwe' May," a laughable cut ;
• colored engravings of Ladies dresses; with a piece of
trinsiC,a n umber of other equally attractive engravings,
.which, in connection with the beauty of the typogra,
thy, and the general arrangement of the • magazine,
and the costly manner la which It Is issued. justly en
title it to be called the "Ladies' thvorite."
TRANSPORTATION DUSINESS.—Messrs Con
rad, Carter & DeForest, have entered Into the trans
portation busine* . under the Cum of Conrad.; Carter
& Co. They are gentlemen of experience in the bust=
new, arLd will use all endeavors to please the public,.
AV hose patronage they solicit.
READER, peruse the onuido pages ; you will find
'inuch that is interesting.
WE WELCOME to our columns [allay, the drat of
a !cries of itrerestingletters from Washington. The
writer hi not - nnlinown to the readers of the Journal,
And we feel confidherjbey will be read with unusual
Interest.
FRONT BUIPIES.—We were shown a beautiful spe
cimen of Building Brick of a Cream Color, manisfac
tared of Fire Clay, at the Fire Brick Works of Mr.
FAIRDAhIi iiODOeON, it Brockville. These Bricks
would make beautiful Banister Buildings, far, superior
to thn•Philadelphia Premed Brick, and we learn that
they can be delivered at any of the towns In the Coal
Region, about 25 pet cent. cheaper. They will make
a beautiful finish, and the color is a very cleanable one .
1121 tho erection of neat buildings. Who'll try them
first 1
Cr 4 correspondent writing from Phceni
to the editor of the Locofoco paper in this Borough
giros the ioliowing;deacription of affairs in that
••!faring a few leisure moments, I take up my pen
foi the purpose of giving the numerous readers of the
••Emporium" a alter; sketch of the affairs in this Imo
'Village.
Owing. as I rn pposa, to the election o f Gee era! Zac
Taylor to the Presidency. there is a suspension of
work in the large Rolling mills is this place. though
. such were got the isnimmutents meld out to the Waft
men previous so the eleetioe—the motto geseraUj
was..--Vose for Old Zack." and you shall have steady
employment mut more wages. gat oh, what a change
since thent—they have got a Whig Prevalent, have
suspended operations, and have men working like
Slaves, with scarcely enough wages to sustain them.—
The
laborers who have been working about the Mills
in this Borough, get only 77 cents per day, and work
from sunrise to sunset.''
This is not only tho ono at -i'hcenixrille, but
wherever there are iron Works located near the
seaboard—they aro compelled either to impend
or reduce wages, to onablo them to compete with
the immense quantiticalof Foreign Iron thrown
into our market by the , British manufacturers—
and unlees our Protective Policy is restored, wages
reset go down lower still, or the business must bo
almost entirely abandoned in this country. This
every man who is conversant With the business
knors.
But 1770 Copied tho article to notice more par
the charge that the election of General
tylor •Ie the cause of these diirteultica, The
ue who makes weft a chargi,. and the editor
who publishes it, to either an idiot, or a diahofiest
man. litho former, ho to to ho pitied for his ig
norance. Iff the,latter, and he does not hesitate to
charge the effects of their own abominable Tariff of
t 1846, the off-spring of fraud and corruption, upon
• Gen. Taylor and his administration, before they
have the power to chango a einglaavv, is a knave of
oo dvpp a dye, that a whip ought to he placed into
atiAaads of every honest man
"To lash the villain naked through the world."
Importations.— Worse and Ware.
—The importations of Dry Goods at the port of
Now Yolk alone for the week ending on Saturday '
evening lost, mounted to rho enormous sum of
ONN MILLION, SIX 1113NDfliD Ann Po nr r-D to u?
TUOLISAND, hva HLITILLD ,aaD NI;EITT
FOON Dollar; being an increa s e MI the fanner
week of one million eighteen thousand
end, more than double the'impottations of the cor•
responding week, last year. So we go. We have
been boasting of our ability to supply Europa
with brealnuffs —but Europo on the other head,
can boast of her ability, with tier low labor, to Imp.
ply us with all the manufactures we require, while
our laboring community must he idle and starve
in the midst of plenty. Is it not almost sufficient
to make a man curse a Government, which leeis•
Isles for the of other countries to the detri•
rocnt of ila own. ,
Seven Thousand Persons have elreeify signed'
Father Middle's's pledge in Pruoklyn,.,l
DIANUOACTURING BUSINESS.
While the stock for the Cotton Factory at Her.
risburg boa been all subscribed for, we observe the
Factory project in Reading, is progressing slowly.
This is owing, we presume, to the manner in which
the Emile - Oohing was commenced. The object of
the Gencrel Menufactbaing Law, enacted at our
last Legislature, is tradevelop the resources of
the State, and bring into use the capital in our
possession, that Mei effect map not only be felt by
a few, but by all. We understand that the stock
in the proposed Factory at Reading,-has been put.
It '650 a share—and started principally by the
Wealthy men of. t h e place, who may want to reap
all the benefits of the capital, and who, we pre
sume, do not care about haring the laborers COD.
netted with them as. stockholders. Now, if this
supposition be true, 'ibis is wrong ; and hare may
beiound the cause of the success of other estab
lishments over theirs. Instead of. putting the
share's at $l.O, which would give erery man of
enterprise an opportunity of subscribing to the
'stock, and be carrying out tho design of the new
law, they are put at such a rate as prevents a large
number of men, poor it itetrue, but who would
nevertheless contributetheir mite towards a pro.
ject which would benefit themselves and children,
from doing what they under other circumstances
would. Under these circumstances, we are not at
I all surprised that other places are going 'lead of
! Reading.' '.
•
.1 1 00
121
,700
600.
0 00
200
19 DO
It should be the object of the citizens of this
State to elevate Labor—to place Ron a proper ley
el—and make the laborer feel the dignity of his '
occupation. Until this shall be done, labor will
not be properly epp►4ciated.; and to hasten the
consummation of this object the General Mann
teetering Law was enacted at the last Session of
mg Legislature., The citizens of Reading, how—
ever, are parrs ing a course contrary tothe design
of that law. By potting - a share of their stuck
at $5O, they in a measure prohibit the poor man
from subscribing; whereas,lay placing it at sto,
the stuck would soon bo taken" by men of limited
means, who would be glad of the opportunity ;
and with die present state ,of things in Sim, we
would tecommend to the workingmen in Reading
the enterprise of going to work and erect a Factory
in oppostion to the one now on foot, on their "own
responsibility," and show to those engaged in the
present undertaking, that they aro able to see
through the object—that a combined effort en
their part may bring about a different and a better
state of things, and make their position ho pro
perly appreciated. We era inclined to believe
that there is a feeling not of tho proper character
existing between the catitalist and the laborer
of that place, which to us is manifest in the high
rate at which they have put the shares';' lower the
price of stock, rod the project would advance mate
rapidly, enlist mpre in its behalf; but as those
who might be abbieto take several shares at $.lO,
cannot even take lino at $5O, we would again ad—
vise the workingmen of Reading to start a Man—
ufacturing project upon their own rosponsibility,
and taking the General. Manufai taring Law as their
guide, we feel pretty coafiJont their success would
be greater then that which has attended the first
effort, for there certainly would bo more to take
shams et $lO, than them would be at $5O, NVe
trust, then, that the effort will he mado—nii injury
can result from it, but much good—it will creato
a spirit of competition, cod instead of one there
may. ho two Facto:las . ; end the object of the Law
will be more fully carried ou t. ' .
FREE TRAPE IN ENGLAND.
Our tenders, we presuate, are attar° that the
wages paid for Labor in England are higher than
thoso paid in any other Country in Europe. This
is caused by the Protectioir which that Govern-
went has always extended to her domestic indus
try. Ilutthere, like hers, a theorising Free Trade
party existed, and unfortunately for the people, it
obtained the. ascendancy, and the duties.wero re-;
duesd on many of the domestic products of the
Country, and nothing but ruin end disaster—stocr
pages of Fectorice and Iron Works—turn-00A
against reductions of wages, half working4,'Eus
pensions, &c.—have taken place ever since ; and
instead of benefitting the Kiogdom, its effects have
been quite as disastrous as the same course_ of
policy, adopted in this Country, has been hero
upon our Industry. They aro now forming Clubs
throughout England, for the purpose of applying
to Parliament to re-instate the Protective Policy
on such articles on which the reduction took place:.
A friend has handed us .a copy of an address.
Issued to the public by these AssoCiationa, from
which we will publish an extract below. ' The
arguments in favor of the re-establishment of that
system of policy are sound, end are just as appli
cable to this Country as they aro in England, and
morose; because, here labor is higher than in
'England, and consequently Abe necessity for Pro.
toction not only Iron:I'd:to low labor of tho Conti
nent of Europe, but from the low labor of Eng
land also, is abSolutely required lo sustain our
domestic productions
"To this union.then, nfpurpose—of firm uneompro
inising resolution—Of vigorous alrdhletermined effort—it
1., that we now invite you:, and with the earnestness
becoming oar own deep conviction or, the vital cohse
enences depending on the acceptance or rejection of
our appeal. To the soberjudement of impartial medal
every task, of every party, of every shade of opinion,
we would address ourselves, and tulded by the tine
'erring light of experience, we would _ask them, wkers
are now tie golden printitresiidel oat ti allirs ale wh.
ridded antloo erasion: wastes, sad slick ennishteni
ckeirimpairsinwed /ens is flour of fres trade? Mtn
ars am anowitederyortsofßritlskinanafacturss I Tin
increased osogss\of Labor Tim universal comfort
and emissaries( flat we ihmettably to follow fiberni
tarifa antsarsgated corn laws? Mos as raliettssed
neciproectios of genie's, Felony/is in the promoted es
isratios of corninercial restriciuste by /crews states
Winn tits pears mid coafteielas that loam to prevail
tareaplient ids gerterfamily of xatioxs, an tie result of
Wires commercial intercourse me tendered to at l Seek
the answer (we grieve to say It) in counties sunray,
and 10111COLIVO6 r108111.•21613 r, in COVNIUMCIC
?CUED. and manarscrunEscitirrLan, and ass:Eamon
PAIZALVIIED. Seek is in parliamentary returns stow
ing enormous imports aide by side with diminished ex
ports; In strikes in manufacturing districts to oppose
reiluellann of wages—in efforts to evade or repeal the
factory laws for the purpose of reducing, regardless of
humanity, the cost of textile fabrics, to support compe-.
tition r—in closed or half-worked mills; in cheapyr
provisions. It Is true, but accompanied by want of cm- -
ployment, denying the means of purchase at any price;
and in the undeniable proofs of pressure on the springs
of industry, afforded by the diminution of deposits In
savings banks ; by increase of pauperism and envie
shin of emigration. Seek it In hostile foreign tariffe,an
the return for - Alio liberality which British infatua
tion has vainly and inconsiderately lay iehyd on the
. •
commerce of foreign nations. Finally, seek It in the
.distractions and convulsions wluctt deoulate Europe,
and axe painting her fairest kindle with tduo,Litied and
war. But we will not pursue the melancholy Waste,
lion. We deelre onlyto haprces vividly the great
trutli.that if the British: 'topic , expect to he prosperous
and hopP.S , they . emit sett: those . is the steady
parseikgreAttish policy—in etthicstieff do/Acetic re- 1
sources—is' Ototertinff elosnzatie interests—in drattiez
closely the ttosttßef consort!, etrengikeneilLy the ties of
sutra/ depeittleeks be..taress all the pores of an elopirr on
which the sane r sete--aistattessiesing the shadowy
antideluire tepee clog of fitettmar eostpeneationieforeezn
commerce for t o destruction of the springs If dogmatic
smiles/Data essifistptios.
Tha d eem s' caused in England, by, the prostra
tion of some branches of busincsa,tha lassersed con
gumption which inevitably follows. these prostra—
, tieing, has not only inundated England with cheep
goods, but they aro forcing them into this Coun
try to the amount of millions of dollars worth,
weekly—closing our Factories, shutting up
,our
iron Winks, destroying the Coal Business, and
reducing our laboring .populat ion to wretchedness,
-
beggary and starvation. -
oz 7. Singutar .4ffuir.—The Lynchburg Vir•
ginian gives an account of a melancholy of
which occurred near that place a abort time since.
A lady, in company,,with her niece and nephew,
started to visit a sick relative. A storm coming
up, they concluded to stop, until it bad pitied
over. last at tbie tinio a friend, came. up, and
stated that the relative', MistiLeuisajtoberts, was
very ill, and in company with him, she started, in
the storm, to the House of the relative. The
I Storrialiiiing subsided,. the niece and nephew of
Mrs.:Bar:nett, concluded- to follow their Aunt ;
end travelling but a short distance, what: were'
their. fedi:tag, indexcribabld, indeed, as they saw
their atutt,-ind ittlendant lying • open . the road
lifeless, with the carriage shattered. pnd the horse
killed; having been. struck By lightning. Pewit
did not stop„ita ravages here and In the evening
the relative of Mrs. Barnet, bid fsmirell to all that
is dear on earth.
THE MINERS' JOURNAL, AMY F'OTTSVILL.E' GENERAL ADVERTISER:-:
cc? Revenue front Me Public Worke.-•-lt ap
pears from " a comparative statement of receipts
from Canal and Railroad tolls, on the State troth
this year and last, the aggregate amount of tolls
collected to the let July, 1848, was $733,00t 32,
and up to the let July, 1849, 'they amounted to
$798,370 49, showing an increase in the pn;tent
year amine, of $65,368 90. Lest year the
grass amount recir:ved to the lit of December was
61,653,344. the receipt"' of the remaining
part clam present year should only equal those
-ol last year, the glees amount of t r tre year will ba
$1,618,712 90.
. rip The B oundary Line.—The boundary lbse
between the United IStaMe and Canada, turt in
accordance with. the Ashburton treaty, coat the
labor of 300 men in 18 months. For 300 miles
• path was cut through the forest 30 feet wide,
and cleared of all !semi. At the end of every
mile is a end Iron pillar, painted white, square,
four feet out of the ground, seven inches square
at the bottom, and four at the lop, with raised
lettere on its sides, naming the Pommissioners
who run the line, and the date.
33 Uniforms for the • Volunteers.—The '
Adjutant General of this Btato pnpliattes in the
Harrisburg Telegraph, • table of prices, abowir.g
the cost at which Volunteer companies may ob
taindress and undress uniforms, according to the
U.S. Army regulations. He does this because
ell new Volunteer companies are required to uni
form according to the regulation of the Getters'
Government; and be dates the price of a fell
dress for a private at $8,75, and the undress at
$5,50.
Local Ntrn3.
NARROW ESCAPE.—On Thursday, the 12th
inst., whilst the Engine ••Gen. Taylor" was passing
over the trussle bridge at Reinhart's Run, the trutale
work gave way- precipitated the Engine, tender,
and several Indill.(ladened with railroad iron,) upon
which were several men, including engineer, brakes
men and firemen. some oghteen or twenty feet. to the
ground. Octrge Vollmer, engineer, serionslyinjured;
Charles Everet fireman, 'seriously injured; Reuben
Markle, hrakesman. dangerously ;
brakestuan, slightly irjured. The engine is conside
rahlv injured. and willies , . the Company some $lOOO
to $ . 15,00, for repairs. 'So says the:Tamaqua Legion.
MORE CIItIIZERF.S.—The Welsh Congregatiod
Church, recently lvdilt,iu Tamaqua, will ho dedicated
to-the worship of 3'lniighty God tomorrow. Several
ivines w ill hr. present and racial°. The corner stone
of the Llernrin Reformed and Lutheran Church, at
Donaldson, will dio laid on Sundaydhe!fifth oi.Aueeat
next. We. have had occasion. at other times to alhalo
to,tbe rapid iecreami of Churches in this county, whose
cannot fail to be of the 'mast beneficial
clidtacter
A MAN employed on the Reading - Railroad, be
tween Schuylkill Haven and Orwigsbarg landing. was
found dead on the road giant a mile above Landing
vine, a few days ego. lli9 body was entirely severed
id two.
WOODS MEETING.—We learn that there will
be a Woods hint ing. held by the Methodist Episcopal
Church, about ono Outer of a milefroni Schuykill
Haven. It will cbmmence on Friday the 3d of Au
gust, and probably be continued five or six days. Sev
eral Ministers are expected to be present-and officiate
during the meeting.
FASTING AND PRAYER.—We trust the citizens
of our town and county; will join in the ceremonies
orthq day appointed by President Taylor, to bejob
reined 33 a day of fasting and prayer. In all Ras of
the errantry the recommendation is favorably received,
which is ,uilicativo that the day will be every Where
olizerved as one of humiliation and prayer to Him who
reign:tun high, and in whose hands are held the des
tinies of those of this worldly spbere,thanking Him '
for our safe journeying thus lar—and ask His guardian I
care, that we may escape the ravages of the scourgs l
which is hastening scores to tha tomb—that the klnd
nesa which has been manifested towards Mt may be
continued—and for the many blessings we enjey as it
free people, while those of the old world. Who, az,-
' kening from the slutubcr of ages, are involved in the
throes of Revolution. fighting, to be free! Let as in
yoke die blessing.; not only for ourselves. but for all
those whose necessities require the aid of,
"The Cod that rules on high,,
That all the earth surveys,
That rides upon the stormy sky,
And taints the roaring seas."
WE A lIE PLEASED to learn, that M. E. J. Fey
has been appointed Post Master at Tanisqua. lb will
make a most excellent and popular officer.
CHOLERA. —We have been informixl by ono of
our Physicians that the Cholera bus made itanpmr.,
once in Pottsville; but the cases were attended to in
time, and medical skill conquered the disease. This
shows the necessity that whenever persons arc enc. 1
ten with diarrhea, or indeed the least symptom, to
larvae at once of a Physician.
MEETING OF TILE BA R.—At C meeting of the
members of the Bar of Schuylkill County, convened
at the Public Buildings in the Borough ofOrwigsburg,
on Tuesday, the 3d of July. IMO, C. Loeser, Esq.i
was called to the Chair, and William B. l'Oftes Esq.,
appointed' Secretary.
John Bannan, E.O. Parry, and James Campbell
Esqril., were appointed a Committee to draft resole-
tions &c. The following were reported by theCoto•
mince. and unanimously adopted by the meeting:
Resolved, That the members of tho Schuylkill
County Bar have heard with deep emotion, the annum
elation of the death of the Honorable Calvin Blythe.
the late President of this Judicial District.
Resolved, That as a Judge and practitioner at the
Bar, he was alike distinguished for the soundness of
his judgment. there rbanity of hie manners and the in.
tegrity of his heart. That in all his relations in life be
commanded in a high degree, the respect and esteem
of his fellow-cutzens, and partitularly of the members
of the Schuylkill County Bar, with whom he Was the
more recently associated le practice.
Resolved, That the members of this Bar, tender to
the relatives of the deceased, the expression of their
sympathy on this affecting event. and in Pwtimony of
respect forth memoly of the deceased, we will go
into mourning by wearing crape on the left arm for
the period of thirty days.
Revolved, That B. W. Cumming. Horace Smith
and F W Hughes, Esquires, bo a Committe to present
to the family of the deceased oor sympathy with them
in their bereavement. , with a copy of these resolutions.
C. LtESEB, Casinos*.
Wm. B. Purrs, Secretary.
FATAL. ACCIDENT.—A Miner by the name of
Edward Ryan, was killed by a fall of Coal in Mr.
WhitSeld's Colliery, near Patterson. this county. on
Tamday loot Ho was sitting apparently secure.
smoking his pipe, when the tall of Mate took place.
killing him. instantly. We understand be has tell a
wife and family.
THE PIONEER FURNACE. situated In this Bo
rough, which was to hare gone into opeiratiOn,•
month or two since.oiing to circumstances. has been
delayed until Yesterday, when it wait "blown in"
tinder the management of Messrs. Richards and Pat
terson,
SONS OF TEMPER INCE.--.A t an election for
officers, of the Pottsville Division' of Sons of Tem
perance, N 0.52, held a few days ago, the following
gentlemen were elected :
W. P., John Wray.W. A., Within) L. Doak-II:
S,, David D. Krebs-A. R. S.. Alex. Sillyman- r F. S.,
Wm. Reese-T., John M. Shomo-C., S. B. Graeff-
A. C.,Jarues Wooley-l. S., Mathias Clouser- , 0. S.,
'rhos. Bungbart. •
ONE OF THOSE disreputable beings-a Schuyl
kill Ranger-was promptly arrested last Wednesday
evening. for, creating a disturbance at a residence,
near the Eagle Foundry, in this Borough, and taken to
the watch house, where he lothivi until Thursday
morning. when lie was taten to JaiiatOrwigaborg, to
await trial, 'we. presume. This prompt action is
proper: and the one-scouring! of +Philadelphia, will
noon learn that the law cannot be violated with impn
city in this place. 'We believe there ara sesera tor thq
same class not undergoing, a sentence, in our Jail,
for depretations committed aP,,Schnylkill Haven a
short Limo since.
TEMPERANCE LEcTußEL—Jacob Carter, of
Philadelphia, delivered a thrilling Tempersince'l,eci.
tune in the presence of a large audience, in the Mar
ket House, of this Borough, on Tberstiay - evcninglast:
Mr. C., wan peculiarly happy in his remarks, and
portrayed in glaring color,, the devastating effects of
intemperance upon the mind and body of man. " We
seldom recolkclof baring beard So elnquent a leenare
upon thin suliect,aad the only regret is, tht we have
not more Lretteis of the mind to arouse the people
upon this truly important suhlect.
BE CAUTIOUS.-Wo Inuit oar citizens will ols-
I !MC more- than usual caution with regard to their
diet. Many of ow Escfranges contain notices of mid-1
den deaths by Cholera, the, majority of which are
produced by imprudence in eating. Even in some
places where the Clioleio is raging, persona appear I
to bid it defiance, apOindidge immoderately iu the'
very articles c which bring andtscase and hasten death.
The ravages of disease, inas!h o mitigated, or indeed
averted, if the citizens will only observe the neemmury
rules of diet. All unnecessary food should be d pensed
with-nothing of a nature todisturb the bowels should
be eaten-the mind should bciperfectly:reposed-Ahe
body e asy - let things 'pursue the even tenor of their
Way: and we may. escape the Cholera. Them need
be no alarm-there should be none-becnese medical
skill has been brought to such perfection that the
Cholera can be checked, like all other complaints, if' '
Wendell° in time. Avoid all quacks ander.cept the
advice of none but regular Yhysicona.
UNDEESTAND that a new Volunteer Com
pany has been organized in St. Clair, in this county,
styled .Scorr's ST.CLAIIL in the United
States Undress Uniform. An election fat Officers
St:yokel in the selection of the following gentlemen:
Captain,Jocob filets; Ist Lientenant.Joseph M. Ira
sin ; 241 Lieutenant, Adam Kline t 3d Lieritenant„
John W. Williams.
j. p. O. V;-The re/lowing persons' bare been
elected Mama of' the Carroll Lodge in Schuylkill
Raven
Wm. , Saylor,N G Daniel H Staier, VG s Wm.
Bass. Secmtary t S K Dickson, .41st. Secretary ;
Rudy, Treasurer.
THE NAME of the young lad, whose death, by
being run over oritha Rail Road at Schuylkill Haven
last week we - noti4cd, it Patrick Whalari•
JUDICIARY ELECTION.
Alluding to ibis subject theNorridorat - Rerafd
remarks that fears are entertained by many • that
in case of the adoption of t the proposed emend-
meat to the Constitution, pro4kling for' the rho ,
lion of Judges by the peopre, tharpolitinalfeelinp_
may base their influence to the proceedings of
Courtri. For our part we think there is but little
danger of a change for the worse iu this respect.
Persons have beers selected for J edges whore only,
claims were the services they had rendered the
party, and whose Mufti consisted solely in being
ovethodoz in their politicalfaith.—Jthiges were se-
Waal entirely from erre Val in most
of the Courts of the State, as of this - Jodiee be
longed to the same puty. Aire specimen of the
influence of polities upon the bench, we will pits
that the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia
appointed sixteen standing auditors far one year.
to whom the whole boldness of auditing accounts
wu entrusted. Of these, three were Whip and
thirteen loco-foam. A change has since been
made, and five persona were added to the list, all
of them loadocos. Now this could not have been
the result of accident. Nor, if it wee design, could
it have been dictated by a desire to promote the
public good. No one will pretend that the loco—
focos of Philadelphia are more competent ortrust.
worthy than the Whip. It was the political feel.
lap of the Judges that induced such a selection.
HORE LOCOFOCOISM.
The following Resolution was passed at the
recant Lou:foto State Convention hold at Pitts
burg:
Resolved. That the Interests and rights of labor it
is bit just to defend. The labor or the country is
the wealth of the country, and the impulse of her
progress arid prosperity:
How beautifully they defend the rights of la
bor by repealing Ate Tariff of 1842 and passing
such in abominable bill as that of 1846. Can
the rights of labor bore be defended by closing
and stopping our Coal Mines, our Iron Establi.h.
men% or Fact&ries, and import our Coal, our
Iron, and our Goods from Europe, the products
of the low labor of Europo I : Is this the way to
defend the laborer ? The following is a practical
illustration of Locofoco defence of the rights of
labor: _
The Stockbridgo Iron Company of Berlishim Co.
Va., :topped their Furnaces on tlic first of July; in
consequence of the low pricoor act! the large
stuck on hand unsold. .About.' two hundred hinds
directly or indirectly employed. aro thrown out of
works The low pricn at which Foreign iron is ire.
ported is the cause of their inability to make sake.
(a Philadelphia and vicinity woro Tishri] by
quite a severe Storm, on Saturday afterrnvo last,
blowing down trees, Waring off was of houses, ,
destroying chimneys, and othcrwiso doing con
siderable injury. •
re The Nero York, Tribune says tbat tbo
ports of iron, the first six months - of this year et
that port, reachabout 10,000 tons bia, 10.000 tons
pig, end 12G 000 Walks rhect, hoop, &e. The
increase in hogshead sugar is 28,000 hhas.
M' d Genlkman who has recently returned
from a visit to the Eastern shore a Maryland,
slates that both Video of Chester am lined with.
deed fish from the sniallest to the largest size.—
The same phenomenon was observed during the
existence of the cholera in 1832, and the causes
which then existed have no doubt produced a Eke
effect now.
Qj Coal in Elinoia.—A company lies been
chattered by Illinois, in which Gov. Catrey, Gov.
Reynolds, hc, ore interested, for the purpose of
mining tho Bituminous Coal, recently discovered
at Caseyville, 111. eight miles east* the Missis
sippi. This mine promises to prove of immenio .
value to that section . of the country ; railroad
is to be built to Brooklyn . opposito St. Louis.
ti?' Vieting.—A correspondent of the Potts.
town Ledger, gives an account of four deaths , in
the family of Mr. tiiloanaker only a few hours
apart, as having occurred in Chester County, a
few days ago. The unfortunate persons bad been
working in the grain Sold, partook freely of cher.
ries and raspberries and nt supper, immoderately
of cold Water, and before the next morning the
father and two eons had died. While the funeral
preparations wore making, the tenant of Mr. 8,
who had also indulged immoderately, was taken
sick, and died shortly after. Truly in "the midst
of life, we are in death."
;Mr Canada Annexation.—The annexation of
Canada to the United States is being discussed in
various portions of the country. Indeed it seems,
since the work of annexation was commenced with
Texas, es though there would bo no end to the
matter. Canada may went, in consequence of the
recent and prior difficulties to bo annexed; our
citizens, some of them at least, may desire it also;
but this annexation of territory when wo hove
already more than we know what to do with—
and more thaA3e can legislate for, as witness the
neglect of last Congress to attend to the segnisi•
Lions in the South, and before the people conclude
to extend the boundary of the Republic, let them
consider over the veleta of annexation ; the effect
it will hare upon the South, Whose citizens in car*
of annexation, will strike tit once, for Cuba. Here
Is the , rub—the question is; when will the annex
ation Of territory cease ; there's dengerimminent
danger—in extending the boundaries of any Coun
try, but more so the territory of a Republic—
whose object is not to swallow up all the
territory within its reach. lithe Canadians think
their conditiOn will be • improved ; if the Mother
Country will consent;'. if the South. which at
present is very much dissatisfied, and waits (or en
opportunity .to speak out, would consent to act
towards the North with the proper feeling, then
we should, perhaps yield to the project. Diffi
culties, like these aro in the way ; and desirable
Canada is,the consequences which might flow ,'•
annexation might be such for which half tI•A,
Canadas could not compensate. •
ar A PainfulTicture.—A. correspdadel
writing from St. ,Conic, says What an a ffl ict
ed city is this 'I. Firo; pestilence. army worm,
rains and fogs, discourago and oppress us. Calam
ities are all around Death is every Where.—
Cholera is dealing its Motes to the right - and left,
and thousands of our. people have be hurried to
their graves. A well man now, may ho an hour
hence, • corpie., The sextons, the undertakers,
and even the horses of the city, are woramut by
the dreadful two* of burial. Carts and furniture
oregano have to supply. thri: . places of bearers,
which, though numerous, are Jusofficiont to carry
out the mans, though ,piled one , upon another.
.4.•
. 1 t
Fire in Allegheny.—This was 'Wed by
A destructive Fire on the IGth ink, by which up
wards of 30 briuses .were destroyed. • Owing to
some difficulty, the Firemen refused to work, and
gave the !Imes an opportunity of spreedieg. Lots
$30,000 end unerds. .
doi. John B. Welkr, lately appointedhy Mr
Polk, to run tho boundary lino between, this
country and Mexico, has boon removed, and John
C. Fremont, Son-of Col. Fremont, has barn ap 7
pointed in his place.
At Mt at accounts, the Romans wells at the
mercy of the French troop, and by this time,'we
presume, they have entered the city. Thus will
Roden freedom be crushed by French Republi.
MIN What a commentary upon French Repub.'.
risk—A physiefsa citations alarm against
purchasing Of eating frOBI/ Lsh. Ho says thoY ore
among rho worst kinds of food for CholOra timea,
In the city, we undorstand they ard.ticareeli twos'
bought since the Cholera broke out.
rirrTßlntiLE MARKETS. .
spozerian irgsfar FOR 7114 JOURN.II4
Meld •Floor,bbl. '35 00 Dr'd reacheirpar'd. 300
Rye do -do : 450 do do unpar'd. 175
11•Mest, bush. .1 10 De'd Apples, par% 75
Rye; . do ". ' 55 Egos, doz. , - 10
Coro, do •60 Batter, lb. , 151
Oats. - do . • 40 - Bacon
Piitamite, do GO Rams.
Timothy fitted, It 50 nay, ton.
Ctover , do 350 Plaster.
On the 11th Inst., by the Rey..l. B. Bagoay, Mr
Broca Tflottss. of Pottsville, to Mu H►aa►n C.
foots. of New Castle County, Dela.
DEATH&
On Thntsday evening. n hut.. after a ohm Maas.
ills. laser Au Pisan. to the Web year of her age.
Conti* and aralable-41tirtng and tmobtrustve—oar
departed blend, thus tat down In the
. Bprmg.thee of
life, has left behind a grate:lid memory: We trust that
she ban been taken away from the troubles of Hest to
await ber perfect consufamatton and bliss. trt the
happy abodes of the oduglal departed—whleh may God
grant. Amen. 8.
THE htESIBEFIS of, the Beatles Clob of
k•N'' Pottsville. will assemble ex their "Swat plan of
Oetth.g. Ole evening. at 9 o'clock. it fall "mediate
smpemtively demanded. as business in which all
the marshes' are Interested. will be transacted.
By order of the PRESIDENT.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
BY DIVINE PERMISSION Henry A. Board
man. D. D., of Philadelphia. will preach In
the Engiiah Lutheran Chorth, In Second Street, on
So oda/. the Rend Inst.. at lOf o'clock A.M.
irep. UNIVBIISSLIST ChtlltUll.—derylees am held
, b 4 r to the Scl story of Stiehter's Newhall, every Sab
bath tomato: and events; at the usual hours. Bair. K.
K.. BRUM', of Luserne.County, Pastor.
The nubile are respeettOly invited to attend.
sro TUE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
KO' The following Resolution has been passed by
the Vestry of Trinity Church, Pottakille.
Resolved. That is consideration of the sums contribs
ted and to be contrite/led as donations to the erection
and furnishing of the church edifice ; the vestry do
hereby set spurt, And eporopriate FIFTY. EIGHT
PEWS, which 86211 be, and.ressale free for all persons
who - may desire to - worship in the Church. These
pews aic located as follows :
IN TUE CENTRE AISLE, -
North side, No. 111;119, 127, 133, 143. 151, 159.
South side, No. 113, ISt). 123. 136. 141. 152, UAL
IN TUE NORTII AISLE.
,North side, No. 1,7, 13,19, 25, 31, 37, 43, 51, 53 54.55.
South side, No. 9,8, 14, 39.36, 32. 38, 44, 50, 35.-
IN THE SOUTH AISLE.
South side, Nn.56, 57,58,60,71,80, 59. 92.93.1 DI, 110.
North aid,. ' No. 59. 67, 73, 79, e 5, 91, 97, 103, 109.
DIVINE SERVICE Is held in the Church every Sun
day. Monti-kg Service commences at-101, o'clock.
ilfteraoon Service colomenceei nt 4 o'clock: And even
Me service. on the first Sunday of every month.
TRINITY CHURCII CEMETERY, AT MOUNT
Kr' I.AUREL.="-The Vestry of Trinity Church, Potts
ville, ate now ready to sell burial loleand graves intimt
large and beautiful plot of ground. near the Junction of
Market Street and the Minersaitlie Road. which they
have lately enclosed nod bit out for aContetery. Ap
plication for lota or almile"graves may be made to AN
DRIEW,.RUSSEL. Esq., Treasurer of the Church, at
wbosOofficeonMattantongo Street, a plan of the Ceme
tery can be awn, or Edward Owen retry, E. 5 ,11
Venire Stieol.
TILE GREAT MEDICINE or :us DAY DOCTOR
Townassn•s idsusarsasts.s.—This mon:Me has the
peculiar fortune of being reconuneedcd and prescribed
by the most respectahle physicians of the con ntry, and
only requires a trial to bramtt Into general use. It la
put op is quart betties, rind Is six times cheapen' than
any other preparation. DOM. Townsend Is a physician
of grew reputation In Albany, N. Y :and the Paystcians
generally in thal city prescribe it In their practice
The fullowiag Ma certificate transom° of them:
OPINIONS OF PLIYSICIANO.
Dr. TOW/IWD.) is ninann daily receiving orders from
Phyraclano in differvat ptrtecen, - . Union.
Thin meta certify that we, the indervignctlrhyalelans
the city alf Albany have in nutncro"a cast •prescri
bed Dr.TolinAcnd'A idarsapa'rilla r and we•be.ievc it to
be one of the most valuable preparations of the Sarli
duilla in the market. •
11. 11. 'PULING, M. D.
.1. WILSON. M. D. •
R, P. HUMUS, M. D.
•
P. E. ELMEN DORF, M. D. -•
Albany, APOII.IB-111
Dr. Seymour, the Write/ of the following, Is one of
he oldest and Most reepeetable Physicians in Conn,
Hanford, pt., May 2), 1818.
DT:LruINNSEPD.—Dear Sir Towneentre Sena
parilta" finis a ready sale in Hanford—is highly es
teetered by aU,wbo hare made use of it, and we have
reason to believe ita papaw:talkies wit) be daily appre
ciated by a discerning public. I have daily cafe for it,
and hope you will be remunerated torpor exertions to
render service lathe afflicted. 1 am sir, your obedient
servant, HARVEY SEYMOUR, M. D.
14 0 The: General Agency for the sale of the Baran
pardla is atflannan'efkvitstnne Pottssille,where Drug
gists and others can be euliplivlwho!csale at the biauu
facture nr prices.
Din also for sale In Pottsville at Clemens & nets •
lees and John S. C. Martin's Draft Stores; E. J.
Fry,Tamaqua ; J. W. Gibbs, Druggist. Ilinvisthlet
C. Frailey, Orwigsbnrg Henry Shisslcr, and W. 1..
Ileisler,Port Carboni Pauillarr, Pinegrures J. C. C
Hughes, Pottsville.
C. See advor° 4 /erne nt In awn h reolonnt. Acker:tar
zontaining a large number of certificates from para.
clans and other can be examined at Dannan's Donk
tore-Price $1 (Wimple, or 0 Bottles for, fa.
BEWARE OP COUNTERPECT3.-9'4l.eleaua
ierfeit Detector, and United Pates Rung Reporteir,
het beet, In ih United SI2ICIf, containing fac olmte
ngravinis of all the Gold, Silvar, and Copper coins in
irculation Trich their value attached corrected month
oy. No merchant or dealer aiiita to be without it.
te:e Persons enclosing 01301 dollar to the babacribir
will have the Detector rualled.nnanthly one year to then.
WANTED.
WANTED—PIVC competent Male Teachers are
wanted in the Peale Schools of Norwegian
Township, Schuylkill Co ~Pa. The Doan! of Direc
tors will Sot for examination of applicants oa Tuesday,
7th of Animist. proximo, at 2 o'clock, P. M.. at the
house of John Reed, West Delaware Mines.
By order of the board,
RICHARD M. SMITH, Seey.
July 14, 164 4 . 2940
SITUATION WANTED ? -BY a young married
man, as Rook.keeper.and Salesman. where he can
make himself useful ; Is thoroughly acquainted with
book-keeping, by double and single entry. Reference
given to persons in Phibula., also, in this county. Ad
dress •`ACCOUNTANT," at dila °Hite.
July 14, 1819. 29-Ste
IX/ AN ED—A GOOD TURNER, ha wood to
V V whom good wagee alit be given. Apply to the
subscriber. nwiding hi ?Montville.
July 'JO. 23.3 t 4 . DAVID PRICE.
LOST AND FOUND.
t t I . .--otrayed Irmo tun subscrtuer,
near the Pa raar.e,a ad back of Jame. Wood's Tav
ern, at St. Clair, on the 95th alt., a small BRINDLED
COW, about 7 years old: A suitable reward wilt be
given for her return to the owner.
t loly 21, 30-319
SDOLLARS REWARD.—Strayed or stolen
from the subscriber, at Claiterman's works, at Silver
Creek. a 1.101.1 T BROWN COW, with white fkee end
spread horns, between 4 and 5 years old. The above
reward will be given upon her return to the subset'.
beton to Henry Oultermanint Port Carbon.
July „14; 29-3 el JAMES KEB.VIN.
STRATE:MP away - from the subscriber, on the Mt
ofJuna last, a Brindle cow, with hams turned in.
with a black ndsa and the tip of her tail white. and
fresh, and six yearn aid Whoever will retorn laid
cow to the subscriber, r. Idles in Middleport. or with
Patrick Hayden, Putter lea will be reasonably reward.
ed. - JOHN RYAN.
July 7, 49.-29-31*
STRAFED away from Edward McEvoy, of
Mount Latree, a email black zoo with a
.white
e and a small black spot round, each of her. eyes,
ha a turned horns, very white , and a little white
under ber belly, back near her kidney; and a little
white on her lend legs. Any person finding said cow
and keeping her in possession and eendlng me word,
shall be well paid fur his trouble.
E. AI. hicEVOY.
July 7 , 19—t8- 3t
M .: M
R. M. DEPtIY t surgeon Dentist, °Sire—
, Market Street, (North aide,) First donrabove Es
Ire Witso,t's Office.- . •Imay2o
TTORNEY AT LAW.
S. It. McEIVALLT
Tamaqua, Schuylkill Va., Pa.
SuiV, 1017. 21-1 y
lItIiCTIVIL C. MOSELEY?, HOMEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN, Removed his Office to the upper
most of the parr brick .buildings, opposite the Poet
Office, Centre Street. Pottsville. . top2A49—ltitf.
TIVORNEYS AT LAW.—The anbacribers,
.11. having cpmmenced the nmetice of law. In Pottsville,
willattend promptly to all business - committed tei.thelr
&vie. Office in Centre street. nearly opposite the
American Hotel. . JAMES COOPER;
V-3mo)
1:32111
GEORGE BELLIS, •
WROLCSALE COMMISSION AGENT. .
Fur all kinds of Fish, No. 54 North Warves r above
Rate street, pri
. Philadelphla. [AI 21, '49. 17-1 y
Dll.. J. T. NICIIOLIB, respectful l y tendvts
his professional services, to the inhabitants of
Potts,/ ille and vicinity, and solicits the honor of ashen!
of their patronage. Office, Thompson's Hall, Market
at. Residence, Second street, one door below Market.
March], '49. 10-11
j .
D. IIIEREDITH ,— General , Agency. Office
1.11 Centre Street, Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pa.
Agent for the saleatid purchase of Real Estate, col
lection of Heats. &e. tOct9S-44-9y
1 IDiiItAIIDSHIPPEN, Attorney and Counsellor
.EsatLaw, Philadelphia, alit attend to collections and
all other legal business In the City of Philadelphia, ad-.
Joining Countlesand elsewhete. Office No. 13 Prune
Street, Philadelphia, [Aaiun 1848-21
S& J. FOSTER, Dealers in Boom and Shoes*
. Leather, end Shoe Fintllngs,Ca etre street, Pot ht-
Illee.
.[Sept IS 1847.
FRESII CROP TURNIP SEED; by.the lb. or
tip paper. pin received and for sale at Abe Seed
and Vatter. Store or the subscriber.
July 81,1840; SO.] 11. RANNAN..
BEAUTIFIIL FLOWER VASES, for tho Centre
'Fable or IdonteLjust received and for 'Meat
EANNAN'S
July 21,1849. 90-) • Mop Variety Stores.
uzitliontr.T.EßS, Different kinds. forgoer.
T
mon use,also for the Ventre Table, or mantel. jest
received end for sale at DANNAN'S
July 111, 30-] . Cheap Variety Stores.
W OP BEPLEYIN.—A PrarainalTremtlia
on the Lama( Iteplevin,in the United States, with
an appendix of forms, and a Digest of Dtatutes, by P.
Pemberton Horde. Just published and for 'Weal
DANNAN'id ,
[leap Lap and fdlacellancotts,lioult Stores. •
f-V10i 1 7 3 101ai r 04 04411031
MO TUE VOTERS OF SCIIHRIKILL
.1. Fellow-Cilizeus.-At the earnest solkitation df
my friends,l have coneßided after matatedelibemtleit,
to offer myself as a candidate for the office of '
SHERIFF OF ELTHITTLICILL
at the ensuing election-
I have never held mike, nor ever before Battened of.
dee—but In this Instance I feel bound to comply with
the wishes of my' nUmgrous friends from all parts of
the County, who have solicited me to run ; and there
fore desire to be elected- lf, through their partiality I
am honored with the qffice, I pledge myself that I will
perform tbe.duties impartially and :to the best of my
ability, The only security I can give for the fulfilment
of this pledge, is my, conduct au a citizen residing
among you. -.Your fellow-citizen.
JAMES NAGLE!
29-te
130
0300
/aly 14, 1849
rtODLISISSIONRCEU—To the Voters of Bebop-
Li kill Cpunty
The undersigned mpeckattly Girls himself to your
consideration, u a candidate far
COUNTY COMMISSIONER. •
At the co ming election, If elected, he will endeavor to
perform the'detiesofl the office with fidelity, and to
protect the interests of the people of the County, to
the best of pis ability. - •
Itespectiktly,'youifeliowaritizen
G GORGE SEITZINGER.
Butler tp., IRO 27.te
S33.IZIFIPAIATY...•To the Independent voters
of Schuylkill enmity .=Having been .repeatedly
urged by toy fnends:in different parts of the county,
in which I have resided for the last thirty Years. to
announce Myself as a candidate for office, I have
neveryet presented myself as such, to the citizens of
Schuylkill county. Idy numerous friends throughout
the county have recently renewed their solicitations,
and I have therefore resolved to offer myself as an
Indepe ndenteandidare for the office of Sheriff'. at the
next general election; pledging myself. should 1 re
ceive a majority of your votes, to discharge the duties
of the office faithfully and Impartially.
" Your fellow-citizen.
• egroveautrel3'4o—Y6-tel PETER FILBERT.
•ratt INDEPENDENT
ero TUE WERE &ND INDEPEn
J. LECTOR& OF SCHUYLKILLCOUNTY: —
Friends
and fellow-citizens:—l offer myself as a can
didate for the office of Slberiff;at the next ensuing gen
eral election, and sespectlay solicit your support.—
Should I be so fortanate as to receive a majority of
your votes.l pledge myself to disehe rge the duties o
the office with impartiality and fidelity:
Bespectildly, your fellow-cinzen,
FRANCIS DEMMER.'
Barry tp. • —42da..
OHERIFFVILTY.—To the FREE and INUF.-
OPENDENT Voters of Schuylkill County!
Having been encouraged by numerous friends thre
oat the Eounty, I Most respectfully offer myself as a
candidate for the office of SHERIFF. at the ensuing
General Election, Should I prove PO fortunate as to
receive a majority of your votes, it shall be my con
stant aim to discharge the duties of 'the oace with fi
delity and impartiality. YOU, fellow citizen, a.
Apr?-151 ( N. M. WILSON. Pulley
T'
10 THEE ELECTORS OF SCIIIIYLRILL
.COUNTY :—Having been very frequently solicit
ed, by generous friends, both by oml and written com
munications, to become a candidate (bribe office of
SHERIFF, at the ensuing general election, I adopt this
method of announcing to my fellow citizens that it is
my intention to become a candidate. I am neither
unmindful nor Insensible of the fact, that to the gen
erosity and liberality of the people of tiehuylkill Co.
1 airpady owe atatge debt of gratituder-w la kb, in the
event of my eleetion, would he greatly ineresseil; a 1.41
the only means by notch is could ho liquidated or re
ciprocated,. would be by faithlhilyand impartially des
c honing the duties of said office,
TourTikst.l and fellow citizen.
E. M. STRAIT.
44.te.
Onvigsbutz 12.1'49.
OTICE.—THEI COMMISSIONERS .4' Schuyl
1.11 kill County, hereby give notice to the taxable in
habitants of Pottsville, East Norwegian and Tamaqua,
that they will meet al ohms Office In Orivigsburg, on
Saturday the 28th of lily inst. between the boors of
9A. M. awl 3 o'clock, P, fo r tbcParTunle of hearing
all complaints, with regard to the additional assess
ments, made on property in the above mentioned dis
tricts in accordance with the Act of Assembly, pawed
at the bit session of the Legislature, and make such
abatements as may be consid ere.* necessary and proper.
The Assessors of these districts are also required to
attend at the said Mentioned elms and placeJ
July 21, '4
NOTICE.—SeIIOOL DISTRIGV-NOIRVEGIAN
TOW NSllll..—Thc subscriber, Treasurer of the
School District if Norm egian tii., Seltuylkill County.
hereby glees notice, Clod be will receive the School
Tax, until the expiration of sixty days from the Rif inst.
et his residence. in compliance with the lair. after
which period 5 Per cent. will be added so she tax, and
the Duplicate Will be handed over lathe Countable for
cunt:Trios, as the law requires.
' JOTIN REED
Tress oretof Norwegian School:District.
July 14, 1819.
OT ICE —rWIJEREAt3 Letters of Administration
1.11 have been granted by the Register of Schuylkill
rmuntY, to the subscribes, nn the estate of JOSEPH
LArrisn. late :of Butler Township. deceased. All
persons indebted to said estate, will come forward and
settle their respective accounts ; and nil those having
legal claims against said estate, will present them for
adjustment, at the residence of Israel Reed. Barry ttr.
Immediate attention to this notice is requested, as the
attain or the said estate must be settled with despatch.
• BARBARA ANN LARISII, Adininistratris,
ISRAEL REED, Administrator.
July IL 1847
7 'l')-6te
SSIGNMENT.—NotIee is
. hereby given thnt
11 JACOB BPTING & FRANKLIN P. MYERS,
trading under the firm of Jacob Ewing A. briers, Mer
chants, of the rknough of Pottiorille,Jmde ass assign-
Went of all th ilr goods, chattels, and effects, real and
personur, on the 7th cost.. to the subscober, for the
benefit of their creditors. All those having claims
will present them to the yubsetiber, and , all those in
debted are requested to make payment on or before
the lieth of August. - -BENJ. T. TAYLOR, Assignee.
Jolyrl4, 1849. .
OTICE.—TRINITY, CHURCH BUN DS.—The
VI interest fatting due nitrite Bonds of Trinity Church,
Polley Me, will be paid to the holders thereof, or legal
representatives, after the 15th bed-, at the office of the
Treasurer. ANDREW ItUSSEL, Treasurer.
July 1.1, ISM Ith-
NOTlCiew OFFICE OF THE MINE HILL }
AND SCIIUYLKILL HAVEN 11. R. Co.
• PhitadelpAia, July 14, 1849.
A special meeting of the Stockholders of this Corn.
pany,will be held in their OtTice. in the Hall of the
Franklin Institute, Philade.. on Saturday the litb of
August nest, at In o'clock, A M 4 for the purpose or
taking into consideration the Act of the Legislature of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.opprovcd on the
7th day of April last, entitled "An Act supplementary
t stile Act to Incorporate the Mine Hill and Schuyl.
lull Haven Railroad Company," and to decide noon the
acceptance in nonacceptance of mid supplementary
act. By direction of the Board of Managers, •
SAMUEL MASON, Sec',"
duly 14, 1849. .29-5 t
ADMINISTRATION.—Notice Is hereby given
that letters of Administration have been granted
tattle subscriber, on the estate of John Curry, dec'd.
All persons hiving eaims against said estate, arc re
quested to present them, duly authenticated,for settle
ment. and all persons knowing themselves indebted
to said deceased, are invited to call and settle their
accounts. ' P WM. It. MULL, Administrator,
July 7„49-29-6t Residence in Port Carbon.
NOTICE,-
Orrice OF Tlig SPUME; GAIIDFX MUTUAL'
INSONANC6 Co., Juee, 1819.
,With the view °remaining the business to the Office
In Ibis city„ the Agencies at Net!, Tort, Eshimore,
Pittsburg, Pottsville. Eric and Beading, were discon
tinued on the 'first day of March last.
The above inmprise all the Agencies, the Company
bad at that time. L. KRUblitiliArt,
July 7.1819. 28-4 t
NOTICE , Is hereby given that an application
will be made lathe Legislature at its nest session
for the lueorprition of a Bank to be called the "Bank
ofPottsville,' with a capital of one hundred and fiCy
theusand dollars, for the transaction of the usual bus
iness of Banks, to be located In the Borough of Potts
ville in the county of Schuylkill, In the elate of Penn
sylvania.
JOHN RAY.
RAMUEL HARTZ,
JOHN C. LEBBIO,
J. F. WHITNEY,
FRAN& COTT,
WILLIA3I C. LEIB.
July 7.48+28-6m.
NOTICE TO ALL, PERSONS WHOM IT VA.
CONCERN.—The undersigned ,Comatisidon
ensof Schuylkill County give notice—that, upor, the
conviction of Thomas Lloyd. late of Pottsville, Mr the
crime of receiving stolen goods, there was found in hil
possession, and Is now in the possession of the said
Commissioners,—the following amount of scrap iron,
supposed to hare been stolen, to wit
2110 lbs. r- • = Cost Ruh scrap.
4940 " Wrought " "
40 " Copper and brass;
,The owners of the said Iron and Brass, ere required
to prove their properly in the same.within three months
from this,theie, or the same will be sold agreeably to
the Act of Assembly in such case. made and provided.
The cud Iron and Brass Is in the custody of John DA
VI' of Pottsville, Agent of the Commissioners.
LEWIS DREHER, ,
W2l. FRAILEY,
ISAAC UETZ,
Commissioners:
EMMEN
CODFILET Rouen. Clerk. [July 7 '49.-29-4t.
n 11911 - 61;17 tlO N.—The co parinership heretofore
.1./ existing between the subscribers. (tluilders.) is
this day dissolved by mu:nal consent. All persons
having claims against the Firm of Schwygart and
Rothafeller, will present them to Joseph Rockafeller
for adjustment, and all persons Indebted, will pay the
same to him, who hereby authorized to settle all
the accounts of the Firm. OEO. S CIIWY °ART.
JOS. ROCKAFELLER.
Pottsville July 7,' , lh—R , -31* •
'POOTICE.—The subscriber purchased at Constable
.LN sale the following articles, sold as the estate of
Win. James, which were purchased by me, and loaned
Co the said Wm. James, duricg pleasure.
1 Lot rag carpet, 2 Tables,
0 Chairs,. - 7 Lat Ingrain Carpet:.
1 Clock, t 4 Pictures,
'Stove, ' 3 Washstands,
2 Looking Classes.: 1 Bureau'.
All persona are cautioned not to molest - nil , prop
erty as it belongs to 1L.W.111:70111:3.
tiabnylhlll Mies, July 7,P49-7.9-3t
tt ~
MiOTICE Id lIEREIW OIVI N, that application
.I.l‘ will be made to - the Legislatnte,tit-Its nest session
fogy the ioeorpontttnn of a Bank, to be called "Miners'
and Mechanics' Bank'of Minrrsvdle '
" With a capital
of Iwo kindred thousand doliant, to be located in the
Borough of Minenwille.
WM. N. BOBBINS. BLAIR MeCLENACIIAN.
GEO. S. REPPLIEMUR.
EL JAMES
HEMMER. B. FALLS,
SA
Juno SO, IRO. • . 27-6 mo ,
'NOTICE IS" HEREBY GIVEN, that an north:a
-ll non will be made to the Legislature at he next
session, for the Incorporation of n Booing Institu
tion, to be called the "Pottsville saving lottkutiouX
with a capital of Flfty Thousand Dollars, for the
tronsutdon of the usual ibuslness'of Saving Institu
tions, to be located In the Borough of Pottsville.in the
County of Schuylkill. Pa.
WOODSIDE.
GEO. W. SLATER,'
PHILIP !JAFFA.
THOS. C. POLLOCK.
27-ento
Jun3ll. Id
NOTICE To CREDITORS.—Tate Douce
that we have each respectively applied to the
Conn of Common Pleas of Schuylkill County forth°
benefit of the laws relating to insolvent debtors and
that the sold court has appointed Tuesdaytbe 24th of
July. 1849, at ten o'clock lathe forenoon.at the Conn
House. in Orwlgebure. to hear us and our creditors,
JOSEPH COINER, CHARLES COASISKS.
MARTIN unonniacK. LaWIIMICE CATON,
-Junc7l'l9-28.td) ' PATRICK 111CCASS.
Irnm. a. WELLS, Attomel :a Law, Mincrdville
VY tic buylletil I..!ouqty, It!a. Oct I4—i•:.
NOTICES.
LOUD HREJICU,
ISAAC BETZ,.
AVILLIAM 1 , 11.111. ET,
211-2i] Comei,trment
NOTICES
OTICE.—TIIOMAS POSTER & Co., HAVE
1. ItEMO , VEDibeit stock of name and flhoes to the
new store on the corner of Centre and Market Streets,
where the business will in future be carried on upon
Abe 'cosi; principle. Thankful to their friends and the
public in general for past favors. they hope, by mana
ging their, business to future • upon the only correct be.
els, (rig... Cash payments) to afford to their cast omen
goods upon such reasonable terms as will ensure to
them liberal patronage
OP/kV UP. t—All persons indebted to the undersign
-ed era requested Income forward and settle their assets
as our new business arrangements will require us to
discontinue and urge the prompt payment of the same.
• THOMAS 'FOSTER CO.
.....
NoTacE.—Ta. Estate of SAMUEL GBISCOM.
'deceased. Notice is. hereby given, that Letters of
Administration on the estate of Samuel Uri:MOM, de
ceased, late of the Borough of Pottsville, have been
granted to the subscribers. All persons having claims
against the estate. will preient them for settlement,
and those indebted to the same, to make immediate
payment.
ANN G SAMUE
IS .
COM Citl6COM„ l
,
- JACOB putatotron, J Adafri•
POWELL
Jcine 9,1819. 24-St
Nanbscribera burn been appointed
agents for the atda of tlarriaun's Copying Teen;
and Metallic Dan:main. Tablet. a time reefer,
in , and simply lacing otschine r a Pamplo of which may
be seen at the Nork Store; all orders for the glove
presses which are warranted Mere entire satisfaction
will be promptly attended to.
Muth 17 ISA E. wanner & SON.
N ILKILI, NAVIGATION CARS
--The &Amy Mill
Navigation .Company, having
sometime since, assigued all their Railroad tars, com
monly known qs the .• Yellow Cars" to Henry C.
- "Nage' 13. Wood, and Edward T. Randolph.
istrinat, for certain purposes; and Possession
ipfw been given. to their' A;ent Edward 0.
OM; will keep these Care in Repair, and run
taccount of the Trustees.
. _ .
tag
rit
En,
4b hereby given. that MI claims, for labor,
for'
hereafter
of f u rnished
r t n o uthto
Edward il e rr It:ra m ' A l ert
11/111Cel. ELWOOD MORRIS,
Dec. 2.48-49-Iyl Resident Engineer, 8. N.
MOTIVE N.CAR.l.—Whereas. the Co.al Cars,
mually known as the "Yellow Care"—havo on
sevemleceasiens been stolen away from the Naviga
tion Landings, and sued to haul Goal for private Pone
poses.
NOTICE, Is hereby given, that the subscriber Is de
termined to use all the means in his power, to put a
stop to such trespasses, and to punish the trespassers.
EDWARD O. DARRId,
Avila for the Trustees.
May 12. 110-tr
NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
made to the Legislature of Pennsylvania, at their
next session, for a renewal of the ChatNer ef the
Miners' Bank of Pottsville, In the County oY echrtyl
kill, with the privilege of increasing Its capital from
two hundred thousand dollars to four hundred thou
rpm! dollar!. Dy order of the Board.
C 11.1.6. L(EdER, tbrahier.
dune23'4o. —..tbam
IRON.
A.51 - 111/Latkbo CAR A.X.LusA„
.11.1. made at Cold Spring Iron Works. wornlthe sole
prated Salisbury Iron; constantly on band. Order:
also inceired for asks, drawn to any size or shape.
ORRICE: & CASIPBELI..
. Agents for the Cold Spring Iron Works, -
ione 16' 5.5-Iwo) No. 109 Water st., Philath.
lUST RECEIVED at the York Store. 1 too
• 3 and 4 inch wrought spikes' a 5:16 suitable for
flit bar Ihlroad Iron: also, constantly on halal look
head spikes for T rails; a supply of rlat bar Railroad
„Iron, and T Rails always, to be had on applicatfott at
the above named well known store.
March 17 111- E. YARDLEY & SON.
1 - 1111A.INS POO. BANES.—Tnesubseribers have
just received from the ship Elizabeth, ¢ and 1 Inch
Best Rest English Chains, made expressly for !dines,
and for sale. Apply to T. le E. GEORGE.
=
lain Market and 12th Sneets,Philada.
ifA.IL ROAD IRON.-130 T0N6,211 ;Flat Bar
Rail Road Iron,.
Lk do 11 L do do do
. 8 do 21a I do do with spikes.
.15 do 1 a.l do do
Plates,for saleby
A. A G. RALSTON, 4 southfront st.,Phi ada.
Philada., July 11. ISIS. P2B
JUNIATA ROILED, IRON.
55 1.-211.72^,.."3`;;'
baiter iron, - Nis. 3, 4 and 5 of
.t. .1. G. Tt %I.e•TON,
11.'16,4f V-- 4, South Front it,
DLACILSALL'I'IIniG, TURNING AND FINISH
.1)
INC.—Tho sot-critor respertfoliy announces that
he has rommeneed the shove business at t e corner of
Mauch Chunk and Coal Sheets; Pottsvill . Pa. and
wilt be happy to rccei MINTS: 'JOHN ARN ER
N. 11.—Guage-roch c, p?, and oil gin • on hand,
and for sale (July 22, -Iv
FOR SALE & TO LET
FOR ILENT.—The room, fronting Market street,
in Thompson's building, cos. of Market and 2d ats.,
Pottsville, suitable fur a etoro Or almost any kind, Is
offered for rent, on accommodating terms. Apply to
NICHOLAS & COLLINS,
Wholesale Druggists.
MEM
pOll. 'SALM—A two horse wagon. it: good order,
with cover, to offered for male. cheap for cash, by
NICHOLAS & COLLINS,
Wholesale Druggiats.
3d-
BEM
VOLINHILY - AND MACHINE - SHOP P . 4 .111
RENT—At Tuscarora. Schuylkill County, at the
head of the Volley, or Reading and Pottsville Railroad.
The Foundry is a Stone Building 20 feet high, 50 ft.
square inside, stone Cupola 20 feet square, stone
Chore Oven, 14 feet square.
Two Story Frame Machine Shop, 35 x 50, Blacksmith
adjoiniug, 35 aby 70. A 10 borne power Engine. cov
ered In an adjoining building. Lathes, Blacksmiths
Forge and Tools, Patterns, Patternmaking Tools, na
tures... Flasks, &c., &e. Apply to
- JOS. 11. ALTER,
Blythe P. 0., Tuscarora„, Schuylkill co., Pa.
July 14, 11119. 20-2 mo
OUSE AND GAILDZN BOIL SALE. near
11 Ninersvillo Street, Pottsville. The Lot contains
about one acre of Land. As the owner is about leav
ing the Country, the property iv Lit be sold at a sacri
fice. For particulars enquire of
R. EDWARDS, Printer, Pottsville,
or D. WILLIAMS, Summit Hilt.
Jone 23,'4'!. —27-tf
HOIUSE /IND LOT FOIL riALE Olt Ti) LET.—
A new three story dwelling house with basement
20 feet front by 32. feet deep, with 0 feet ceilings. a
convenient kitchen and good cellar, 16 by 16 feet back.
The basement room is suitable for en office or rarer.-
tory ; together with a lot 20 feet front by 05 feet deep,
situated in central Port Carbon. The lot Denison Coal
street. and extends back tna 10 feet wide alley. It is
bounded on the east side by Thomas .111eLlonungh'a
Liquor Store, on the West side by a property belonging
to Wethetill & Bensinger. The house is built and
finished in the most modern style,—has an excellent
pump before the door and is pleasantly located. It is,
altogether, a very desirable property, and will be sold
on ease terms to the purchaser. For further informa
tion apply to Alm Dougherty, Port Carbon, or to the
subscriber, at his residence is Iri.slitown.
June23'4o.-26.2t.) THOMAS DOGETT.
SALE. - Cheap Secmid-Iltinded Wagons—
.l2 The gut/scriber offers for sale very low, a lot of
second-handed Wagons of all descriptions, which may
be seen by calling at Ms Carriage shop, back of the
American House. ' WISTAII A. KICK.
,June 9, It 21-6 t
FOL/ SALE--.That very delightful residence De
cupled by the subscriber. replete with every con
venience. situate on the Corner of Mahan
pitango and Courtland street', is now offered
for sale on accommodating terms, and pos
session given by ldeptember nest. Applica
tion fur pai chase to be made to B. F. POMROY,
PoitsvilleJone4'4o-23-If. "Agent for the Owner:
IZITY.,A2II HAW MIL FOR SALE.—The
°scriber offers anew Steam Saw Mill at Private Sale,
situated la the Tumblingllun 'Valley, 4} miles from
Mount Carbon. The mill m built In the most approved
manner and for dumbility It cannot be exceeded. The
Engine is Ten Home Power,wltltTwo Boilers Twenty
four feet long. 30 inches In diameter, all In good run
ning order. The Mill can be removed or remain where
It is for two or three years, if requested by the purcha
ser.' The above described properly can be bought at a
very reduced price, and reasonable. terms. Persons
wiAlng to purchase will apply to Daniel Larer, Potts
ville. lithe mill is not sold before Saturday, the 21st
of July next, it will be - offered at Piallic dale at the
Pennsylvania Hall, at lOu'elOck, A. M, •
.May 12. 20-ts]
DANIEI.LARER.
FORSALEAND TO LET.—Building pag
in Mount Catkin, Lewtrport Wood, and Lynns'•
addition to Pottsville, on Norwegian et., Pottsville, and
in htinersville. Also a convenient Office in Morris'
Addition. Apply to JAS. U. U.2MPLIELL.
April 28, NS. 18.11
1; OR SALE—TWO COIIISIODIOUri DWELLING
lloinws. 'Apply to E. P. Rlcharda, MarktA et. or
to ,Ino. G. Brown. Centro et.. Pottsville.
Mardi 21.
FOIL SALT.III% MINERSVILLE.
o—The subscriber offers for sale his entire noirchan
dlze. consisting of DRY GOODS, GROV RR I ES,
QUEEN:3IVMM. HARDWARE, &e., all of:which is
In good order. His aLand is one of the best In
with an exeellent dwelling attached, which Is
also for sale. Fur particulars inquire at the store.
NuvlB-47-Ifj Minersvilfe.
LI Olt, RE N T.—The celebrated tiALIE:3I I:1 rs:
./2 MINES at You ng'a Lalling3 for rout for a trim
!'care. apply to ,!
-
A. RUSSEL, Agept,
Mah.kraongn sttreet, Pottsville
Nov7S-V]
- 1012. SA .E.—ruc SUBSCRIBES OFFEILS FOS
Sale the properly row occupied by him in West
Branch Valley, four nnles from Pottsville;
sac and one and a half miles from Schuylkill Ila.
bE ven ; consisting Or Live and a half acres of
. land well laid netas a garden and - fruit orch.
ard. A two story frame boon, 43 .1.40 feet, 'with a cel•
lar under the whole, kitchen, In the cellar. Immediate
concession given. Pang( the purchase money can re
main on Bond and Mortgage desired. For terms ap
ply tattle subseriber,at his office In Went Branch Valley.
Match 10, . D. De FOREST.
VOR BALE OR ItENT.—PORT CARRON
STEAM !HILL.—The subscriber offers his Strain
Mill, located in Port CarbonHfor sale or rent. Said
Mill is located in one of the boil situation., in this Re
gion fini busines, being the only nit in the rasters
section of the Coal Region. it is in good condition,
and possession will be given s immediately if required.
Terms earl. Apply to • • L. F. INIIITNEV,
Port Carbon, March 10th, 1640. 11-11
.
TWIT SA,LF.I—COLLILRY PROPERTY FOR
L' am.r..—THE SUBSCRIBER offers at, private sale
the following, property,.vis:
One 60 flour Engine. with 450 feet of nine inch
Pumps. in first tile working order.
One 211 Horse Engine, with 210 feet of moo inch
Pumps, with winding gearing all complete, In need
working order.
One 2) Home Engine for hoisting Cool from ?dines,
in good working order.
One 10 Horsetreaking Engine, with Rollers, Shaft
ing, Screens, Schutt!, and all the fixtures necessary to
do a business of 1000 tons a week.
Moo 50 large Railroad Cars, with heavy chilled
wheels, and three Inch aajls, these Card are well suit
ed for any of out surrounding Roads what° Rork!
power is osed.'
The above Engines were 511 manufactured by Hap
wood - dc Snyder. and are considered among the very
best ever mada by Gehl parties.
7an.13, • 3-tr] 0 O. 11. POTTS.
FUR SAL • .—TOWN LOTS — In th 1 Tow n
Llewellyn—apply to A. RUSSEL,
June 10 24-tfl Mahantango Street, Pottvill
Ice Cream: ---
1 1 1.1 . 6 subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
Pottsville, that he keeps constantly on hand
cream, of his own make, of the most delici ous fl avors.
Ilia Baloons nave 'recently bee), tined up, and aro fit
ful°, Issnutte, in the Dtl/ Quail
tal() f..
P•iihr ilk „Inns. :0, InPl.
- -
NATIONAL LOAN b'UND. LIPR Agsti.:
DANCE SOCIETY OP LONDON.
nSAVINGS DANK for the DeneSt of th e Wid ow
and the Orphan."—Empowered by Act of Par.
.C,500,000 or 11.2.200.000-Itesides alto.
serve Fund (from Surplus Premiums) of about 1118.5,000.
I'. Lamle Murray, Esq.. George street. Itamyryy
square, Chairman of the, Court of Directors lap:mann.
Physician—rd. Elliotson, AL D., F. R. 9. .Mears—w„ •
S. Woolhoure, East., F. R. A., EL Santoro—F. F.
Camrous. Esq.
rntcsnctents basi) OF nercalecir,
Clement CWm Peter, I B Cotund,
Coleman Pish4r, George It Graham,
Louis A Godey , I William Jones.
The following are amoug the advantages offered by
this Institution :
The guarantee of a huge capital, In addlikm to the'
accumulation of
,prerniums. The peculiar benefit se ,
cured to the assured by the principle of the bail dee
pariment. The payment of premiums half yearly, or
quarterly, by parties insured Re-whole term of lllb.nl
a Willing additional charge. Tim travelling leave ex.'
termini and liberal., Persons insured for life,, can at
once borrow half amount of annual premium and
claim the., same privilege for five successive years, on , .
their own note and deposit of policy. Part of ffineepi.
tat is permariently]lnvested in theyonited Stales';
the names of-three of the Local Directors, as Tarsteee
—available always to the assured in cuffs( disputed
claims (should any slach arise) or otherwise. Thirty .
-days allowed after each payment of premium becomes
due without forfeiture of policy. No charge for medi.'
cal examination.
The Society being foundcdion the Minna! andiolor
Stock principle. parties may participate In the profits'
of the Society; twe-thirds ot which am annually
divided among those assured for WC on the IntlliciPar•
tion scale.
Ferarins who are desirous to avail themselves alike
adtranbagesoffered by tats Institution, by addressing;
the Accntr F. K. Starr, No. ?.,South at,
can obtain the requnlite information, and abarascasaal.
ry papers for effecting en insurance.
ti- Any tnitornation with regardeorthis Company ca a.
be obta inertly* the race attire Moms' Joumatyytter
the Premiums can be yearend Insurances ante&
June 30, 180. 27-1
INDEMNITY . .
•
TIIE FRANKLINPL M E
ANS
LP HI INSURANC A. E COIWPANIF
OF -
OFFICE Plo.lo3l.Chesnut street, sear nth attic%
DIRECTORS,
Charles N. Baneker, •George W. Richards . ,
Thomas Hart, - .Mordecai D. Lewis.
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Rorie.
SatnuotOrant, - David EL Brows,'
Jacob R. Smith, Month Pattemma.
Continue to make Insurance, permanent or limited',
on every description of property, In town andconntry
at mire as low as are consistent with security.
The Company have reserved a large Contingent I
Fund, which with their Capital and Premiums, safely
invested,'airord unpin protection to the assured. •
The assets of the Company on January Ist, 1818, as
published agreeably to an act of Assembly, were as
follow s. v ix.
Mormagoi. $940,558 65 Stocks, 51,563
Real Estate, 108,358 93 Cash, die., 45.157 87
Temperas',
loans, 1`25,469 00 81,23),007 67
Since their Incorporation, o period or eighteen Years«
they bay., paid upwards of ono minion two Amami'
tla as a ral ‘l4llors, tosses by Eire, thereby affording evi
dence oti the advantages of insuranemus well as IPo
ability and disposition to meet with promptness, ay
CHARLES N. BANC:KER. President.
CHARLES G. BANCICER, Secretary.
The elibscriber ban been appointetY agent for the
above mentioned inatitution, and is now prepared to.
:nab, h. in.:3 nce, OD terry description of property, alt
the lowert rotes ANDREW RUSSEL, Agent.
I'uttsville,Junel o , IBll4b Vela-
SICIIAII lIMN
F,G,L ; ITABLE LIFE INSUEINCE—
, ANNUITY AM TRUST COMPANY
. 0111eol 4 Manet Strca-- . Capital 8230,000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Reaset., agent fur Schuylkill County, °Mee corner
of-Mahantongo and Second Streets.
. . . . .
II Sone 6 1141.1.IIERSTADT, ExaMining pytiCian lair
. I SchoylkillCounty.
,11E Campany are n my prepared ln trallsael haslet:ls ,
1 piton the moat liberal and advantageous terms.—
They are antlinrized by their charter (sect. 3) iiiito male
all and ,everY insurance appertaining to life risks of'
whatever kind or nature,and receive and execute mute.
make endowments, aud to grant did purchase annui
ties." The Company sell annuities and endowments,.
and art as Trustees for Minors and heirs.
Table of Premiums requited for the Assuraneu of 11100 i
for the Whole term of Life:
Age. Prom. ,Age. Prem. Age. Prams.
111 il 50 31 '2 CM 4O 330
17 il 53 ' 30 215 47 3na
10 11 56 ' 33 220 48 362
19 II 53 2i '2 27 . 49 377
29 460 35 233 50 391
21 f 1 63 36 290 . 51 413
2 1. 66 37 242 52 432
1:3 1(11 38 254 53 451
71 1.72 . 33 203 54 4 71.
05 176 40 270 55 4PI
26 185 41 2 81 512
2.7 i 1 09 ~. 42 2 o•]t 57 533
23 '1 04 '. 43 301 :- 58 354
311' 196 ' 44 312 ~ 59 578
29 .2 04 45 ---- 3 23 b SO 603
The inCM lams arc lean than any other company, and
the policies afford greater advantages! Tables of bal6
yearly!unil quarterly premiums, half credit rates of pre
mium,ehort terms, joint lives, survivorship", and en
dote meuts ; also, form of application (for which there'
are blank sheets,) ate to be had etc application at the
office, ea by letter to the agent.
I TRUSTEES. ,
P•eahleut, JOHN %V. CLACIIOR .
. ,
Fred Pnrsident, PETER CULLEN. '
Robert N. \Farah, Clayton 11. iambi. -
Wm. C. Alexander, Aloe E. Laing,.
F.dw.C. Markely, R. F. Lope
Petrel Cullen, Witifam Craig.,
Peter; Rambo ' ' George N. Dichr,
Wm.IW. Maly, Robert Morls,
Joseph T. Thomas, William M. Bai
Stephen Crawford, Harvey Conrad
CONSCLTINU PIIYSICIANS, rlallGiS Weill,M. .B
Middle, M. D.
TULIJ.3IUit Ea, Francis W. Rawl°.
I ' 11. C. Ttr('x.Err ,
I'i,il.l.Septl6 , l:3-38-1y ). Seeretary and Actuary
Tr GIRARD L'IFE 'ASSURANCE..
AN, CITY AND TitusT. C OMPANY OF PHILA
Offer 159 Clover Solo.
MATE insurance on I.ives,grant Annuities and En
dowments, and receive and execute Ironic. ,
.. ( fluirs fee hovering $lOO on a sirgis life,'
Fur 1 year. For 7 yearn. ForLifo.
annually. annually.
0 05 177
9 014 136 ( 230",
4 . 165 - 1 2
83 330
59 4 00 ' 09
7 4
00 60
00i 435 1 4'91
Ex , ert.n .—A pernon aged 39 years next birth-day
liy pa •ing the Compadysl.3l, would mane 1/14his fa
../3
Imily r heirs $lOO, shnuld he die In one year ; or for
$l3 1 he securest° them $1000; Or for *l3 Manna
ally f 7.7 yearn; he secures to them COCO shoal! ho
die iu 7 yearn, or fors23 60 paid annually timing
life he, provides for them $lOOO whenever he - diet s
fur solssothey.would receive $5OOO should he die in
one ycar
JAPIU•IIIr 20,1845.
TII Managers of this Company, at a meeting held
on, tit • 27th December ult., agreeably to the design,
refer!. II in the original proapectus or circular of the
Comp. ny,appropriated a Bonus br addition to all poll
clea tr the whole of life, rernain{ag in force, that
were breed prior to the Ist ofJanuar, 1842. Those
of the therefore which were's - sued in theyear.lB3o,
will b . entitled to 10 per cent upon the sum insured,
maki ' , an addition of ODA on every .1000. Thatia
#llOO, will be paid when the policy becomes a claim
instea of the #looooriginally Insured. Those policies
that AN ere issued In 1837wi1l be entitled to 81 per cent
or #8 50 on every *lOOO. And those issued In 1828,
will bt an - titled to 7} per eent,or #72 on every 100.
nod llratable proportions an All said policies issued
prior o later January, 1812. ~ .
Tit Bonus will be credited to each polocy on thee
hooka endorsed an presentation at the Office.
the design of the Company, to continue to make
in or bonus to the' policies for life at stated
s: I
IL W.IIICIIAM2B, President/
n Pi-ler/es, Actuary.
besehacriber has been appointed Agent fertile-
Institution, and hi prepared effect lasurances en.
at the published rope, and give any mformalkillei
,d on the subject, oar, application at thin olibrenl i
MisvilleFeb.B] ''t IBENJAllafil EA11111#12.:„ t
perio ,
abovJ
lives,
du&
HEAL TII -
[,t,f Phita4 siplia.)
Or • ramaioalZmastthe capens* and lou acetify*.
ly Siskoess or duidest.
CO PANY incorporated March% 1848, (MIITILla)
with a Capital of gtcoopo. Insures all persons
t %seen the ages of Wand 65, nn iarardiate allowance of
#3. $l, $5, sB,s3 or $lO per week, for one, two, Woo
°rim: years, by paying a certain yearly sum. -
Thus a person under thirty-five, Insuring far one
year, by paying $4 n year, to allowed $3 per week; for
$5-IS, $1 pet week; and in the same proportion, ono
of a like age by paying $6 55 a year, gets $5 per week;
for 14" 00, $O, *II 50. gs ; and for $l4 $5, he gets slo' '
for csery weak of Elblatollty occasioned by slekness-or: J
• acellent, tlurlog the year. By paying a fraction MOTs
'year r, a weekly allowauce can he Insured of from $3
to $1 i for two, three or live yearn. The rates are to
be id yearly in advance, and aro in proportion to the
vge nd the weekly alluwance• In case of permanent
dival Div, occurring oiler an Insurance for, ray five
year , at a weekly allowance ofg,lo,a person would be
in th yearly receipt of 3520 a year, for the entire Ere
year.
T ere ore no weekly or monthly assessments to pay.
or at coda nee of meeting required; and by the charter
the molted receive a share of the net profits, whboot
ity form rea. Thera Is amplesecarlty for the tit
mice , as can be shown, and pmmidnens and Ilberalt-
ty exerci:md In the payment of beadily. For Panl"
cola s, inquire at the office, No. fill Booth 14evooth - st,
ohs o Walnut *All totters must be post paid.
DIRECToRS.
Samuel D. Orrick, Iron Mordant, No. 109 North Wa.
teNstrect:
Ctalvin Myth°, Alf Miley and Counsellor. Oillbbelow
Ma ket-street.
Charles R. Ball, Wholezals Commission Merchant
34 Church Alley.
William F. Boone, Attorney nn Counsellor, 64 eoalb
Seyentli.st.
J cob Snydr,rjr., Wine MerceAnt, N 0.76 Watonl4l.
Cohn Thomason, Tinsmith, G 5 N. Blub-os
C. Lockwood, Tax Wirier. Chersrstreels
ne r Schuylkill Eleventh street. ,
James P. Bruner, Wholesale,,Wool - Dealer, No;
W4llow.atrect.
Edward IMlT.Alerchant.No,ll9 N. Wharves.
Fthvord .1. Crane. Clerk. No. an S. FlrtMsdrett.
I harles F. Hayes, Coal Merchant, Wlllntv-st.Wharf.
I barles 0. I', Can,pbell, Iron Merchant,Water,nbove
t.
11a c-street. , SAMUEL D. °ERICK President.
W. F. Room E. Sccretojy and riot triter.
overnor Emerson, N. U. 167 Walnut-street, Con
k...offing Physician.
1e"... The snbscriber has been appointed Agent for this
Imititution in Schuylkill County, and Is prepared to
'give any Information on the subject, and effect Insurers..
con on the terms of the company,at the office of thee
Whets' Journal. B. LIANNAN..
une hi, 184 d. 2571 p
JULES AND PRA' ER BOOKS , Valle
LO W.-20 0 Bibles mid Prayer Books in almost
R style of binding, chirp per by 23 or 30 per cents
n the•ii..on
be' pureborod In Philadelphia. Splendid
t " 8 " 211 BY Bibles elo n ly 04,at HANNAN'S
Cheap float Mmes.
_________
LEECHES. --, LIVAYS lIAND AT THE
I " MUM!' STOVE oc• the subscribers, a large num•
tiCt of the beet Swedish to winch the atten
tion of thc citizens of P01'21114, and skinny is InSited,'
Nitlitizzo & CO LLINS, - . •
March:l• 13-] Cornc#or Market and Second its
LAnArtnAiviarotiltiLortunz D'OXIDI3 DZ.
SODIUM, or disierec rig geld, a very valuable:
and useful article for "purieking Muses, Sick Booroll,
Cellars, dcc., during the prevalence of disease, and,
also fur ordinary occasions\ Just received and for gala
at BAN NAN'S .
Cheap nu* 'V
and ariety Starer,
95.1
Jun 10,
.
it qii.:ltt)o.ir. OF THE: ElAV....Ll.4 l t:Lytteh's
j • Lxreditiott to the Doi! riea and the Jordan, with
13•tw.trvoqt publlehej end for gate at
rt He.:3 , 119--2e HANNAN'S Clic*ldlookSto2l,
i t