The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 18, 1849, Image 1

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Stoves tStoves *' Stoves
SHEET.IRON k. TIN 111 . A.NuirAcTOII.Y.
JACOB M. LONG,
Crateful for tte liberal patronage here
„l.s9,fek.• Wore received, respectfully armatures
to the citizens of Pottsville and - the
surroundingusuntry, that be continues
bosintna at the old stand, opposite
Mati's White flimire Hotel. on Centre Street, In the
Somugh of Pottsville, Where he keeps constantly on
hand an extensive and carefully selected assortment
of Parlor end Cooking Stores, embracing all the old
rind approved stylytt, together with a variety of Mew
nnea,adatirably adapted to the wants of the CO2I re
gion.
The "Improved complete. of 1549;” . Tlerces Amer.
Iran Air Tight, with Briar Top Oven;" and “s tew .
art's Summer and Maier Air light," are considered
by tbnec who hare tested them, probably the very bwit
en'oking Stoves rbst hare ever been invented. He
with confidence colic nitentinn to his great variety of
Pat ,„, en d conking Stoves, which is une,tiesithinably
the Largest, best and eheapeat,to be found In the Count y.
of Schuylkill.
Ile also keeps cons'antly for sale a large and varied
'wet of Sheet Iron, Tin and Japanned Ware, of the
beat quality and at the lowest cacti prices.
TIN ROOPINChend all work connected with that
branch oflbe Wittiness, will be promptly executed, in
the best manner, and on the most reasonable terms.
' Mayl9'4o. '
STOVES'S STOVES I STOVES
WINTER in GOV.:no:
SOLOMON Ho O,V ER,
Caner of Ifirregrirrs crud Ruilraalt Struts,
PorraVILLU,
e 7,., -.Lc-,ter. ANNOUNCES to his friends and ems
tnmersand tho public generally that he.
• ban on 'band tha most elegant assert
meat of STOVES ever offered in Ibis
commaaltrembracing alt the newest
and ends% proved ttens. Ile par--
oElllmb , tans attentkon approved
kIeGREG pa OR' r S PATENT
PARLOR ElEATF.Rowhicia in munounced, the best
stove now In use,both, for conirirto-conomy, and liAlth.
1 have the exclusive right of making these Moves In
&Schuylkill County. Also
Cast Iron 'Radiators,
Empire Cooking Stovesos oupertor article for hotels.
Tight Cooking Stoves, for wood or coal,
issirperiot article for families.
rwurr and Chamber Stoves,
Together With a large assortment for all purposes, all
• of svhich'viiill be sold at unit,uallic liMv rates,
TIN AND JAPANNED wAßL—liia assortment of
'Tin and 'ermined Ware is very large. and. embraces
, Illtheprticles in families, which he will warrant to be
'of n gut crier quality. -
All kinds ofTin and Sheet Iron SVare manufactured
'to order et the shortest notice.
• ROOFINGS[ SPOUTING. As he is prepared to vu
eerie Tin Roofing end Spouting, he invites those in
want of such work, to give him a call, ay he pledges
himself to do It cheafx,r and better than It as • ver
be en done inslidi place befote.
. The public are respectfully inch' ed tocatl and exam
his Stuck and hider for tlimsrfees. [Oct7-1I
TIIE uucKs COUNTY EC ON i):CuST
PATENT COOIONI; STOVE.
The Greatest haproremetrt of the Vat I
THE suliscrtber respectfully Inform,
the public that he' has rectal). securbd
14,, the patent right for Schuylkill CountY,
for the Manufacture and sale of the new
sr TLond admirable Cooling stove called the
.RUCKS COUNTY ECONONIIST.—
:Amnng the mane Improvements latdly introduced in
Cooking Stoves, it is acknowledged on MI hands,That
nothing can surpass this in all the points requisite and
desirable In thatticcessaryartiele nflion.chold economy.
The facility wiilt which it in regulated, thy regidarilY,
perfection.rtad despatch with which cookery and baking
can be done at one and the same tune, and the small
quantity of fuel con-weed, air matters of sorprir to all
who have tried !Land gives it the first rank among all
the stoves yet int rodorVd. It ;Flinn seamy, however,
is specify tin peculiar fdrilltit, in advertleement.a per
sonal examination of its features will hest :Citisfy those
who may hit-tom:lke purchase.; arid it will afford the
undersigned much pie:wire to terrier calls, and satisfy
alt ingitiries with respect to its capacities and perform
• armee. The store will tie put up fir thirty days. and if
- found not to meet the expectatinnsofbityets, or to per
form as represented, it will be taken away withmit
charge. There are three sizes—Nos:l,4 and 3—and
;constructed to halm either wood or coal'. Call and ex
amine specimens,now ready at the stoce.end sheet-iron
scare manufactory of the subecriher,ia Centre Street,
two doors shove the Public SrlitioN—wfoire, Ulan, any
thing in his line of bustniers may be had on utcommoda
tineternis.
Pones Ille,Oct7-41-111 ABRAHAM Sr. CLAM.
lIILII/Y Ez. ELLIOTT.
WATCIIJIASERB• AND JEWELLERS,
AND PEALEDS IN THE SANE
BY WHOLES-9LE AND 11E7 AIL
Story next door to the Miners' Hank, Centre etreet
MESSRS. B. L . . E. keep constantly on hand
nn extensive assortment of WATCHES, ern
bracing every style,•price, and manufacture
• to be found In this country ; among which
they may particularly refer to the celebrated gold and
silver LEVERS of M 1. Tobias 4- Co.. Joe. Johnson,
Robert Rocket!, Win. Robinson. dcc., of whose mann
factnre they have n splendid collection. ALSO, gold
and silver Anchor? and Lelpines, to which they would
invite attention. ALSO, a large and complete assort
01ent of Jewelry and Silver. ,Ware. embracing nearly
every article properly coning under those heads.—
Clocks in great variety; Musical Instruments and Fan
ev Articles of every de'scription. ,Repairing of Clocks,
Wat dies.; Jewelry. 4-c., promptly attended to.
Messrs. R. & it .hiniecessary in advertise-'
went to enumerate their Baird; more specifically; suf. •
flee to say tint it has been seMited with much care and I
discretion, and in one ofthemost extensive to be found ;
In the country. Their long eitierience in the business
will warrant hem In inviting the attention of
purchasers. In the 1 - .11 ronlideneethat t hey are enabled
to sena. iheap as any other e'tablif-lttitent lire or else
.. where. h Derl9 57.5f-ly
11. nroomallis
GREAT DARGAIN WATCH AND
JI:WM.III7 STORE.
01.
• - Wllf3lll Geld nod Silver Watches of every
t rt rle•cripiien canhp had at from Or to fifteen per
rent. per !AVM any other store in Se' York or
Philadelphia. Persatis wlin wish to :et a bond
% , iteht perfertlye • eulittedoviodd do well to rail at the
'store of the sub:. her, and-rampart. the quality and
ri t e of his watch 8 mint that of other mores.
..fiord Watrltes of the fol:‘,:tn: freer:tingly tore prices:
L E...1
i Levers, roll Jeisellral, IS carat caeca, 820 00
Save do du do . l2 00
Gold I. pines, jewelled, IS carat caner, 23 00
Silver do do 9 CO
•
Silver Verga.Wati hen. from $7 00 llPwlrlf.• •
Gold Pencils from $1 01 to 00 00; Gold r1'0. , , pith
tiler corer. And pencils attached, for 75 rows,
• Also,. handsome aria rtinent of new and fashionable
./..-welry. at prier's fat below the Italial store prices.
Old gold and slicer bought nr taken In exrhande.
LEWIS It. 111100MALR.
No 111 North Second st., second door below ItarO,
Philadelphia. [April 14, '49. 16-ly
Co t this ad rertkcatent out, and bring it along, you
Win then lie .iin• to eet.into the rieht rine,
WATCHES AND JEWEILItI - •
CHEAPER TFLI,N EVER. •
/not/tsar and „‘!•tall, at th;; 7 Philadelphia Mach and
Jewelry Stot4." A'o. 25 -Vora Second Street,
.. .
F 9
wner of Quarry,—Pll . lL lD FM!'
~ I A.
1
fi G tilt- , Leyeu, lbcarktcnieo, full jewelled,
100 and upwards
OIL Silver Levers; ull Jewelled, 15
riold terrine, IS k ca.., jewelled, 25 " "
Saver I.spinus, it:mulled, 111 " "
=l2
Siivet spoons, ertenl to cnin.ttersea, Tea, SS; Desert,
Table SIS ;' other articles in proportion. All goods
warranted to he what they are sold for:
Constantly on hand n large assortment ofline GOLD
JEWELRY and SILVER WAItE.
Also, an assortment of M. 1.. Tobias & Co., E. ha p
win, Samuel & Lirrithers, E.S.Vates & Co.. john Harri
son, C. & It. Beesley and other superior Patent Lever
Movements, whirh will be cased in any style desired.
. .
A t rranzernents have been made with all the above
named mogrelebrated manufacturers of Encland to fur
nish at short notice any required style of Werch, for
which ordera will be Taken, and the name and residence
of the person urderintz put on if requestem
0. CONRAD, Imre/Der of Watches,
rhil'a-, ' Na. U 6 N:Recond
Cl=M!
IMPORT-A.IMPORTANT TO TIIE COAL REGION.
VHF. Committee bez leave tnrepert that they A:weal
'. I tended to the ditties impnteil open them relat ire to
the suspension, Anti insist ittion rtandin_ out for their
tights 'at all hazards. Shetild they In the mean
11411! harp boelncva in the city, which will ',pin,
their attention, it certainly will be. neri.c..ary to zp
pear genteel and rerp,•ctulde by cahinz on Pierces.
Lippincott 4 Taylor and pitrtlrtring a suit of clothes
from them very. cheap and fa,hinnable, which for
beauty and stile eurpaavet anything ever nice red in
the conntry. . A visit to shelf wetl eStahlisilet: house
retl43 : lhPnl for their 1(0.lhie•
•
``EVSM! CLAIRVOYANCE TONS
'vett in the excitement thus Lippincott
Are tnn.;,•have produced. Such FALL
& t., !tell atonc,t
In PIZWER as they hnv4 . - Their ohj , et at
al tuning ta the priA„ipala carryl4 Oct
thii time.. to an,hlT - cl , r, coat Opera•L'•
their pn•stnt s•tapenai
[.I Fo,resccultv.
Corner Ce . ntre rand Matiantongo ioe,s,
Octl-1-42 ) Pothgvtiletr
MS
Boys' and 'Children's Clotlll9g
Depot.
2t,4 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
11. TUC Sitharriber having had much evnerionce
in
the manulariory of Boy.' and Children's
Clothing; An non tiers to the eitiaetis of POllll
- and curio. titling towila and Country. that
he h., a large anal varied nu.ok went of ready made
clothing for YOUNG la Ina - LI:MEN, made of very
gond materials, and in the bed, latest. and moat fash
ionable style always on hand. Ili:would moat reapect
fully facile them, the ctiikeii. of Pottsville, ike, to give
lists a ,call wh, n they visit the city, and examine his
beautiful stock theniselvev and be satisfied that. the
Depot, is the place to he well suited in Children's Cloe
thing in make, ft, style or finish.
Feb. 7, -49. 7-1 y) F. A. HOYT.
Pia. 26 I Chesnut St, below Tent, Poilada,
.• Pottsville Clothing Emporium.
THE undersigned desire' to inform the public
that'll , : line takomr,the old established Clothing
stand of Mr. 11. T Taylor, a few doors above
. Mortimer's lintel, Centre street, Pottsville,
where he his juseopened a fplendid stock of goods.
comprising
avrenek, Belgium, ..lineriesst,l,Clothe of every color
and !Vest of England. and description.
5.1.111171t1 coatings. habit cloths, summer cloths. Bom
bazines, black and colored casbmarett, codingtoes
Croton cloths, tweeds. tsie , &c. • •
PANTALOOIII SlTErs.t-Super black French Carol
tueres and doeskins, French fancy and mixed cavil
snares, merino cassiniet ts, all colors and qualities
white and fancy linen dri lings.ncw design.st cords and
beaverteens of every et le and quality; nab 'Ma
n.!. all shades and qualities. -
.
ViSTOWlL—Suptilnr black satin. and cashmere
vesting!, splendid fancy silk vellings, new designs;
white and colored idinsuilles,large assortment. with
a general variety of gouda adapted to3lens' and Boys'
wear, to which the attention of his friends and others.
wishing a good snit of cloths, is invited.
BEAM - emu:re CLovinso.--dattimer sack coats, cloth
coats of all nutinies, Pants. Vi,:/, shirtst suspenders.
locks, silk cravats, 4'c., 4c., at the very lowest Cash
rifle... • PI.ITIIit S. MAItTZ,
itlavl9'49. ,•99-tf'
_
John—bon-
•
anAYETPAcirt:rtErt OF DONNELLY'S
UPRIGHT BSFOTY GLAZED CAPSIILUD
MATCHr.s.
AND TI.:TED •STATES OIL WASTE PLACICING,
.sio. 63 dVorrit Third Street, PAtiedelpliti.
rrIJESE :Watch. are justly considered the best in
I. the 'United States; they ore free from unpleasant
and can he introduced with perfect safety Into
MI stores and dwellings. Warranted to keep 10 years.
The Masking Is of superior quality, and free from
; any trigredle ate that linpairs the Leather.
gountry Dealers and Shippers will llnd It to their lo
ss:cm to call and see for themselves.
N. D.—lin aiwornsen :of Matches Of various New
yors; Manufacturers, llatettiis in round wood hoses
also, puked in large or small tin rases, to ship to any
part of the world. 101 IN DONNELLY, -
Late of 20 Bank 2t,„ now 83 North Third St.
March 04,1610. ; 13-1 y
BARA'S RO.L.ORT:s, VOL, B—Just publish
Ed and for sale ut HANNAN'S
- Um and Nlisseltaniroua StOTC..
rrnackarklqincs supplied.
lurraZO,P4.9..
VOL. XXV.
Lumber Yard, at Pine Grove.
TILE undersigned respectfully beg tease to inform'
their customers, and the public of ISchtrilkill Co.
in general, that they have en bawl now, and offer ft
large and extensive stock of aces oned lumber, for
Building, Cabinet making, and Chair making porposese
which they will sell cheaper than it can he purchased
from soy other place. Having 8 wheel trunks on the
different Railroads, they are enabled to deliver Lum
ber from Pine Grove, to most any other place in the
Coal Region, at reasonable terms.
May 12, 20-2nio] MOLLY. SMITHS eo.
jFurniturel Furniture
CARPEL'S. VENITIAN & PAINTED BLINDS, &es
GM:SS:LNG & SILLTRIAN
4,..47..liesitssiDleßso RESPECTFULLY announce to
the citizens ot Pottsville and the
c• - •A" snrromortmg neichloorhnod that they
haveMpened a FURNITURE: WARE-ROOM. in Ma
hentaitg v Street, a fete doers frays Centre. Where they
bare on hand a large and fashlonsble stock of Purni
tore, embracing the latest nod most fashionable styles.
all of which less been manufactured to their order by
the best makers in nor cities. Their stock embraces a
general assortment of all the articles embraced in fur
nishing des eilißZs either Plain or on the most luxurious
manner. Bedsteads ranging in price from 113 to {ISO,
—and all other articles of furniture in proportion. In
their stock is elan embraro:d a large assortiner.t of Ve
netian Blinds and Window Shades of the most approv
ed patterns, selected with great rare.
CARPE'ITING, BEDDING AND UPTIOLSTER.
They have also added to She stock a lot of Carpeting
of the VlOOll5 qualities, and Bedding, to which they
call the particular attention of those in want of these
articles.
It is our design to keep all the articles of Furniture
~required in Schuylkill County, and prevent the neces
'slip of persons going abroad in search of elegant arti
cles nf Furniture, all of whichtthey are determined
to sell at leas priced thin they can he obtained,rlse
where, with packing and carriage added: Thep therc•
fore earnestly invite those a ho are aloud fitrididt/nr,
Lotuses and those also who require additional furniture,
In give them a call. as they flatter thenittelves they can
give Shem any kind of a "lit out" they may require at
a great, saviug of funds.
HENRY GRES , ANG.
April •• 15-lfl ALEXANDER SILLY MAN.
LITTEM - Vellg - ,
and Retatl, Deaterl DRY'
,E - 1111(11)5,(atocEritER,TE A s. l,lQl'riflS &e,
rtentre Street, near the corner of Ma
hanisintru, In whirls the attenton of tile citizens orfortrfl
arid cortatev is respectfully aniiicited.
• JulIN L. LITTLE.
.^ 11 ” 111 ". .11‘11N S. C.NI A it'll PS
CIICVOILVC.
LATE• ARRIVAL.I .
sut,ci i'ier hating jiiNt returned 'from
Philadelphia o till the la rgust stock of goods
'•ver offere.l.for bale in this plare, consisting
r Dry Goods. Groceries. I'mv.tons, Spices Fruits.
Tobacco and Seftars,'Snintner flats 'nears, Queens
ware. C 17001,3 me. gRe.
1119 opened a NEW SPORE in FOX'S BUICK
BUILDING. in Nortvem.m Street, below the Arendt.,
where he is prepare...l to .11 on terms more fat•urahle
to purchasers than Chair e of any other establiblimen
in the Borou2h of Ponsvilb•, • '
His as,ortmmil of Dry Goods mnbraces all the nets
Spring styles, which are variont and ls•avuful.
hlen•s and fashionable Cape fur sale at
1 2 cents.
Perinnr 'can exec at least 25 per cent;by purchas
ing at C. ISJI;I.\•S
Ap.7.•19-15.11 New Cheap Store.
Boots - and Shocs Manufactured
BY B. LOWBER,
NO. '233 NORTII THIRD Si., PHILADA.
Al . .W.tVr , on hand Mene'Donhlenodpin
glr.
Sale Boots and 6110,, acid peg.:
red, :mita Ide for I ron Works and Coal Pimp.
Bons' coarse Boots and MONYW.3. At.;
Calf. Boots, served and pegged, Bova' Boors
and:Brogans, IVoluen's Boots anti Shoes of
all kinii+. Eastern work of all kinds. Coln Shoes and
Buitdo lied
fill orders cheap (or each, or approved paper.
August 4, I@l9. :12.21n0
BOOTS ND SBOLli:
lit thejid stand, CentreSt.net I door to the l'uttivilte)foute
• S. 5: .1. FI:STER,
ART: now ng receivi t , hetr
Spring supplies or IN otrl'S
SHOES.coi ngn,
nprisint rate
nss 'morn!, which they now
nfferat wholds-_h• or ret 11 at the very lowest
prices. They have ni..o on hand Trunks, Va
tses,Carpetltagi,llllfigatchel,,Soleand tipper Leather,
Morocro, Calf Skins, Lining and Binding Skine, ithne
Makers' Tools, and a general a,soriment of Shoe Find
ngs.
N.R.—Roots SlineS moon faelured at shoo notice.—
Theirfriends and the public whit are in want of any Of
healior.sarticles re.pert (tiny JegnetiLd to give then.
cal!. Alav F. 1,17. IS-
Smith's Boot 6. Shoe Slore,
rRESII. I SUPPLY OF STOCK, VERY eIIEA.P
The Suliscriber annnurir,
in his ;clime nine eu4tomera
and [ha pubic, that Ice has
, Just received at his Root mud
''` s a . 'flow Store. nest do,
the 011ic,e of the, Miners' Jos rnal, a Iresh supply of
Boots and Shoes of every variety for Ladies,
Gentlemen, Children, Miners, ear., ice , all of will,. h
are made up of the hest mate:lala, ill a' neat and thira
ile manner, and will be sold at rates to suit ;Le limos
. Always on hand a supply of Trunks, Valises, Satch
eh, dor., which will Ice sold very cheap. Callaad satisfy
Yourselves. Boots and Slrnns made to rude: di the heat
mate.talo and also rrpolred at short notice.
Pottsville, June 0.-2ltf. WiLI•IANS SMITH
Guns! Guns!!
BRIGHT & PoTT,
TOWN HALL. II ON STORE:.
rUBLE and Single barrel e'll‘a
:'NJ, POWDER FLASKS, Sllol'
D PON1":3 CANISTER POWDER.,
PERCUSSION CAPS,
REVOLVING PISTOLS,.
• SINGLE AND DOUBLE PISTOL.
The ahnre are a rine assortment of English and Ger
man manufacttlie.
1312113
TABLE, POCKET, CUTLERY, SCISSOR.R, AND
111.0113 a fine assnrtment most relehrated makes.
•
. ..
. . .
ROPE, lIEMP, PACKING CORDAGE, ANVILS,
Bellows, 'lisps and Files, I ••••
BLASTING TUBES FOR WET PLACES IN
Mines, Safety Fuse, Long and Short handled Shovels
made expressly Sro nor own sale , . 1 . • .
BUILDING MATEMALR, '
, .
-
Comistrug of Lncks.l.aiihen,lfinat.s. paints, Oil,Glass
of ii.hierican;:t:er:na u, and I:u2list) ,ilanufacture.
IRON AND STEEL.
Hammered and Rolled Iron. Sheet, Flue, Band, and
Hoop Iron: TOOLS,
earpentrre.Stojrmaltttrs•,ll nd Saddlers'
HA nov:AnE. cciAcil TRIMMING
Wall a variety of iron widens LAu3. 2A 47 35
ESIIOS"F.I. UV' .1.. G Tony.
Eagle Works,
' Centre Siree, POTT4VILLn, Trrit dear below the
Ameriran 7IOZE,r.
tp,VIC Slth.cribl, mouldmill the Attention of
Coal Operator.. Merchants, toil 31iners. in or •
• .crtrine hi. -Ihnind und Square 'mint Coal and
Grain c'horels, manufactured by hini , elf, and
exp,,-.7!v furl he Coal Ret!lnfl—Wlarillted In ho made
of th e ihm e te „;!....e materials :1:1,1 workman:4op. at
C,;y p r i c ,,,,ii ut .d, r ,;::iatintlly received and pinta
ally attended to. il
N. B —Shovels Relished
Dec. '2-4g-tf
Aux , Tp s
c a
e w :n B Eas
. 1.1.3 A VV.
rrl.oole. nod
. 0 4611. . the polo io to I. o. 0.: or
Ind LIGHT W AIG /NS now an Land
glii•hinZ,ll,lllol ii, Will rli.pf.st ,, ,r I",v.
r I, T: u t . o . tt
' , tts I' pr:ooloVsi in.
and Haiku:id Streets,
backer the i - sTei • . 41,147'AR KIRK.
June 5, Is 23 -
'Famaqua Line.
--
Tuscarora gnu
aner Monday slay o.ith. the
~i , ,,.r i b er cet,. null cn'trh THEE.
4. DAY,
s 'icut Tliva leis and
nn the er'ss . ..' l 0C the Cra 4 at
Tuscarora. Thu earn leave Pottsville at 71 and II n'-
nlnck, A. 51. and 4 P. M. The coach will Icara Tama:
qua at ;land II o'sonck, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P• !C—
-r., 50 cents: Tickets can he • hall st ca J rt on . cs' 11‘!els
Tamaqua. and of the conductor of 1:::"
done/40-14f.) . 8112.11E1l
Summer Arrangement-
OF U. S. ILLO. LINE OF
FOR lIARRISBUIII7,Ieaves the Mnri•
Ate., ;g o ~ ion Muse corner of Penn and Fifth
.ts., daily. except Sunday, at 19; o'-
clock. A M. or immedtately on the arrival of the mar.
nitig Train of Can from Philadelphia.
r ALSO, FOR LANCASTER, from the same Office,
daily, except Sottday, at 9 o'cloCk, A. M. or imme
diately on the arrival of the Morning Tarn of Cars
from Pottsville. Passengers leaving Lancaster or
Litiz lu this Line, wilt be in time to connect with the
Afternoon Triin of Cars for Pot,leville.
ALSO, FOR EASTON. three times a week, from
the Same Orme, at 7 o'clock. A.M. viz: : Monday,
Wednesday and Friday ; and three times a week from
Enls' Eagle lintel, (formerly Weldy's) at Si 'clock,
A. M. viz.: Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
*New Coaches have been placed ppon the Lines
and every attention will be paid, to the comfort of
travellers, • -
JOHN N. STILTIMORE* NEPHEW,
Reading, April:W.ls. '17.4m0] 1 Proprietors.
Men Wanted to Travel as Agents
FOR Tur.
'HISTORY OF THE MEXICAN WAR.
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Ara. 36 Saud Ferret &rat. '
VIVO MORS ADOTZ CHUM:r. MCiIT SIDC,IIIILAD•.,
IVILE m It e LI n Merchants and Dea c lr , s al w a llt ic fr e d.
i et all
line ef basite a .f. ' m d ad S e " ll7 l gairtheir various e s tyl n es m o Y f
fashion and dash.
My prices are such that they will b, found to the in
terest of those Merchants who Yoh fates etc with a
call belhre pothering elsewhere. '
21,f810. 30-3 u
Jul,c
•
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY, BENJAMIN 13ANAN, POTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, PA
ron'TErt
M=
MMUM3
AND POTTSVILLE
I will teach yootopierce the tiowcts or the Earth' and brio out fro. h. cav
Passage from Liverpool.
PASSAGES - in the steerage the Ent Clan
Piicaet Ships Mary Pleaeants, Shenandoah.
Berlin and Europe, tailing from Liverpool fin
Philadelphia on the lst of ever• month, throughout the
year, ,:an be neared on application to
SAMUEL PLEASANTS,
No. 37 - Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Jnne 9. Y9-4t-IS
.
Liverpool and Xew-Yorli.. •
. Pasage Ancy.
E. w. s SIDI UAL ge
GO
'o6c. ,
, RI Wall Strttt—NEW-Tolll{.
DUNKIN. KIMBALL St Co 4 or
—Leneciot...
A.RESPECTFULLY informs their friends and
the public that they hire commenced the
GENERAL SHIPPING arid COMMISSION
BUSINESS. together with the GENERAL
PASSENGER BUSINESS, gra ssing certificates of pas
sage (non London, Liverpool: Dublin. Belfast or any
part of the old country to to Xes,York, Boston, and
Philadelphia. nn the most reasonable tennis.
Drafts and Beßs of
. Prehange, froir..Cl to any amount
on th e Royal flank of Iceland end its branches.
'riot dire of sailing oflhe Reoular Line of Liverpool
Paola,. as tined upon, arc the ist, 6th, Ilth, 16111, 21st,
and 28th of every month.
These ships are all of the largest class, and are com
manded hy men of chaiarter and experience. The cab.
in accommodations are all that can be desired In point
or splendor, comfort and convenience. They are fur
nished with every description of stores of the/ best kind.
Punctuality in the days of sailing will be strictly ad.
hered tn. .
Parket Ships Roetius,Siddons.Sheridan,and Garcia',
are vessels Of the largest ciao; and those desirous to
bring out their friends, cannot select finer °infer sbips•
Passage can be secured at the lowest rates, ..
.Hero Orleans line of packets sail weekly. For.pas
se; •,, e or freight, apply as above. I ''.
C. W. KIMIL4I.I. & Co.
*The subscriber has been appointed Agent far Oils
Line in Schuylkill County.
HENRY W. LEWIS, Minrsville:
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Decl6'4E-51-41
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1 Jos.;llciirtntriirs I.i : Lti . arage Agency'
• A IIItANGEME - yrsroa 1049.
a. HANNAH, POTTSVILLE, SOLE AGENT.
1 OLDIIST AND Tile OF:3T EsTAULISIITO PASIAOI.I
0 t ricE: IN TIM ( - SITED STATES.
....I
I . -7 \ i 1. 5Te 1 , 1 1. 1 0 .; ° le l l iffe r r i li t ' l i r S Z;C P r.le t i tt i l Y ll t! ' : ' :1
sy_. his he friends and the polille,
I ''''
ceived fog upwards of twenty years.
xx.-.-.
• and solieris, nt.eniftisidatlon of their
, confidence. The despatch ;iiiitilkiiiciiirsOasrengers
hat .• been lamielit out , and the pronifitnesa with which
hie very tunierous 'lf aft% have been paid at the different
banks, are, he flatters himself,. sufficient guarantee to
1 the public for the faithful performance of any future
commas evicted into with him.
' The following are the REGULAR LINE or PACE-
El'A, which sail punctually no their appointed days, by
which passengers will be brought out without delay or
disappoint:um/1,51a.:
sums' sanca , ea Won. DATE OP 841 LINO FROM N. T.
I Patrick [leery, Delano, Jany. 6 May 6 Sew. 6
Waterloo, ; P.R.Allen, " II '• II '• '1
Sheridan, Cornish,' " an " 26 " VI
• Henry Clay, Nye, relit . . 6 Jure 6 Oar: 6
1 New Ship,' " 11 '' 11 " II
i Garriek. -
I lford, " VI " 26 .. 26
I New World, Knight, March 6' July 6 Noun 6
line ILSkiddr.llaicc. " II " II " 11
llosetus, Moore, . I " 26 •• 20 i. 211
,Ashburton, 11/inland, April 6. Aug. fi Derr. 6
West Point, W It Allen " II " II " 16
Sid/Inns. Cobb, •• 2.6 " 26 " 31
sates' NAMES. CA?T'ITS. DOTS 3111.150 IMO'S etv'see.
Patrick Gerdy De.aito, Fray 21 June 21 Oct 2i
lVaterloo, P.R.Allen. " 26 ." 26 " 26
Sheridan, Cornish, Mar. II July II N0e.16
I leery Clay, Nye, •' 21' " 21 " 21
New Ship, " 26 " 213 " 26
Garrick, Hunt, Atoll II Aug. II Dec.ll
i New World. Knight," 21 " 21 " 21
John R Skiddy, Lure, 1' 26 " 26 - " 21'
Resents, Moore, May II Sept.ll Jan. II
Ashburton, Howland-, ' 21 " 21 " 21
Wr et point, W.ll.Allen " .26 " 2(1 " Di
SW... • troll!). :done II Oct Lt Feb. II
Jr. addition to the above regular line, a number of
.`Piendid i"hirs,maCh as the Adirondack, Munition. Rap.
paha:mock, Liberty. Sea, Si. Patrick, Samuel flicks,
Calumbia, anti Niagara, wilt continue to sail Iran. Lit ,
"u Tool weekly Dlregolarsuccs , ilon, thereby preventing.
Ow leas h . passibility nfiliday Cr detention iti Liverpool ;
and for the accousitoodalinut ape's°na mucking to remit
money to their family or friends, I. have arranged the
payments of my drafts 011 thefollowgrie banks ;
Armagh, Climate!, Enntskillmi. Omagh,
Athlone, c avail, Ennis, ,' Tar, liltown,
Bandon, Ferinoy, Ensti,cortliy, Skibbereen,
lielfa..4„ Co/deb:ll, Galway, ' Sligo,
Banbridge, . Drogheda, Kilkenny, Strabane,
Ballymena, Dundalli, Kilru,ii: Tralee. ' •
In,llysliannon Do nganaii, Limerick, Wexford.
, Bettina, Dungannon, Letoinitilerry,Watt rf,r,i,
Cork, Do wripanick,Moriaglin, Tunghai.
Coleraine, Dublin, Mall.nr,
England.--Messr, Spooner, Atwood & Co., bankers,
London; mitt Me. I:. S. Flyer, laverpoel.
Sertland.—The City of Glasgow Bank, and All ha
branches and agencies:
or Passages can also be engaged tram Liverpool to
Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore, by the regular
p ac ket N hipi,,,i, ni , it:h..tthhi !milt: mode per•onally Of
by letter post pint arldressed In It. BA NNAN,Pottowillet
JOSEPH McMERRAY. comer of Pine nod South SIR.,
New York; or Mr. CEO. McMURRAY,,t Nn. 117.
Waterton Road, Liverpool , panll-11
Nicholas ',S; Collins,.
‘vlT;:tr,sALr; AND RETAIL.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,'
Centre 'Street, nerViloor to Stiehter f Eetcri, 7 's Hard
=EI
INVITE the pa rti,olar atientitai of the eiklgeng
of Poil,ville and its virinity, alrn, ii,yEic,mns,
Veterinary tiariteons,anil rountryStorekcepers,to
their large and general a,.‘ortmenr or •
===MISIM333
Their stock not wily emlirace. the best Drugs and
Medicines the market afrords,but al•oall the new Phar
maceutical and Cl:espied! prciparatilins, Surgicnt and
Dental Instruments, Gold Poll, latent and Faintly Me
dicines, Fresh c-liakers' Herbs, Dye Stuffs, Paints, Oils,
Varnishes, pure Campliine, Glass, Putty, Snuff, hest
Casendi,ll Tobacco and Cigars, Perfnuiery, Drushes,
Comhs,and recap variety of choice, fancy and miscel
laneous articles • also, that esestlent. article, Farina,
for the, sink and Infants' diet—ln fart 'everything and
snyttan- can he found in their general and well -assort
ed stock, w hick they offer to sell at the lowest cash
priers.
N. IL—N. & flatter tiler...elves from their knotel
etigii and expel tonrein the business. one of them, (3.
T. Nichol to, having held, for.oe - veral years smite
o f the torn re,pnruitne of tees in England and Paris
Snlh no thiaeni.er and operative Chemist, they would
'terefore .olio it the cionftileacenua share
whlie p .tronage, as none hot genuine Drugs and
Me.. he had at their Cott:blight:rent. •
Unille Drugs, of the befit qualify on life
mo,l f .I.xon tble term, [Moreha.lol9-10-ly
liArratcsoN, rercorliturts. Sr. Co.
aIAN ITFACTUItiNG CIIEMISTS.
'Off., XO. 43 1-2 South Front Serra. Philodriphio.
Pure Parlor Wnite Learl;l. alinn,groundand incrystal;
Eon, Ground - " Copperas;
No. 1 ." "I Pyroligneot. Acid ;
iced Lead; lti•d Liquor;
Lithare••: Iron Liquor.
Orange Mineral; ,, 'Mastic Black;
Sugar of Lead • 1 Merailie Fire-Proof Paint.
• MET:II.I.IC FIRE-PROOF PAINE.
TIIIS EXTRAORDINARY sulistarwe Is
I ~.„,„,
l %o n ni : ‘ ,; : a hen strata
ta;: o o f , r i r_r r cl,of n a ft l , o n s i i o n e t . s i r i lig :
ti, -- -.` ---
- 'se rubles In appearance the finest Indigo,
and is A 1.041011! consbdencenf cold tallow;
Zie.., f but on esposure to the atniospher,•, in a
1
short tune turns to Stone or Stile. Geo!".
slab; ~ b„114V0 .s.• 11 11, ore Or the inipresoion that this
setrofaiice, in hen in in dquid state, has been yin:led
t h r ,ogll a fissure rind liiied up this basin formation in
the rock.
It to, boen roliflil upon znylyza lion by - Dr. Chilton.
o f New Work, IC (,)ItSiil.l4,
silks. 54 Oh
Alumina.. - 2120
Prurnxrde of Iron. DI 05
Lime, , II Si
Linn:, • 2 31
Magnesia, • 0 42-
Carbon, I'so
Sulphur, '0 II
Water, 5 00
- Loss, i ~ 3 , • • 041
I • '! 100 00
rof use it is :mend to powder, mixed with Linssed
chi, a,,tl applied with a brush, the sal o n as paitz to
sound, iron tin, zinc,canoass paper, &e. &c., which In
A shoat little torus to Stone. which is fire-proof
Die particularly adapted for roofs orbuildings,Steam
boat and Car Decks, Railroad Bridges, Fences, &c.,
&c , A rno( coated with this article is equal tot Inc beet
of slate, at a Van saving of expense.
Every variety of iroil sv.. ork
exposed to weather will
be prevented from r4st or corres., - .1 4 or It forms a c."l
- Stone covering. School Stateszus:'..nde from It,
by coveting boards or paper. As it is susceptible ei it
high polish, it ban been used to great advantage by
Carriage Painters and Cabinet Makes.
HARRISON, BROTHERS,* Co.
April 22 17-tn Na, 43 South Front St. Philada.
John C. Baker's ',
‘ COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT 'or
SALLSAPARIGLA.
TINS Article is employed with great success and by
the most eminent Physicians of this c itY, for the,
cure of the following diseases: • • - - -
SCROFULA or King's Evil,Rheumatism,Cutaneons
•Dlscases, Syphilitic Affections, Teller and Ulcers,
White Swellings. Scurvy.Neciralgia or Tic DolourenX,
Cancer, G nitre, or Bronchocele, (Sevelled neck,) Spine
.Discase. Chronic Diseases of the Limos. to counter
act the destruction effects of Mercury. Jaundice. Ity
perthrophy, or enlargement of the•lteart, Palpitation
and trembling in the region of the heart and stomach.
Enlarge-mentor( the Bones, Joints or Ligaments. also
all the various diseases of the skin such as Teller,
Ringworm, Riles, Pimples, Carbuncles, &c., Dfir,CP-
Ph and Liver Complaints, Nervous Affections, Droll• •
sical Swellings.Constßisional Disorders, and diseas
es originating from an impure stet° of the blond and
other fluids of the body, In short all diseases where a
change of the system is required. Price 50 cts. per
bottle. ,
Prepared only by the Proprietors,
Join,' C. BAKED, & Co., Wholesale Druggists,
N0.` , 100 North 3d St. below Race. Philada.
Importers and wholesale dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, patent medicine', Perfumerica Surgical
Instruments. Druggists Glassware, Paints; Oils, Dye
Stuffs, and Window Glass, 'also a new and superior
article of !mitotic:l:for Plate Glass at aboutoneArth
thin prlce of English or French Plates, any size to
ti ,
order. •
The Compound Fluid Extract of Saraapatilla„ for
sale by Clemens & Perrin, Pottsville; W. L. /Ulster,
Port Carbon ; James D. Falb, bliiiersville: , •,,
February 10.1810. ,'
Edgar 84 Barton,
110.&T BUILDERS. EspyWien.
tutubla County Pa., where Iva have on
ban a Luce lot of seasoned lumber, and are prepared to
Build. nod dewier Boats of the largest Claes, for the
Schuylkill Collator cleave here, cheaper than any °then
connected in our trade, and built in the most suttiran.
el and dttrable manner. [Junr.2.4o-23.11m!
SATURDAY MORNINq, - :,AUCUST IS, 1849. ''
Sheriff's - Sales of "goal
B .
N virtue of several-writs of- Veoditiord Er n booed out of the Court of Common - Illeas-of,,
Schuylkill County, will be exposed to public. sale or
ecudue,
Friday, .tr.tiiirt 310, 1849,
et 4 o'clock, in the afternoon, at the public, boom of
JENENuII Wat.PIAGETt, In the Town' of Port Cathen,-
Schuylkill county els:
All that eerttlo lot or pleceof ground, situate in the.
towu of Pont:2l'lmo, Schavltiii County: bounded en
'the north by Pike at, east by a 40 feet sweet, south by
a 40 feet wide street, and west by lot of -- Fights
eontalsingon Pike street, 13 feet, and on the 40 feet
street on the the south 45 feet, and slang the citherst.
on the east • 145 feet, being lot No. 9, in Pelt's Adol
• Lion, to midtown, with the appurtenances;
consisting of a story frame tavern hotlee,
with a two-story frame kitchen attached,
a two story stone halite and a frame
: stable as the property of JACOB 31-5-
5'4 3 ; DA 11. A. .
841171, time andplate, Alt that certain nrparcs
of emend, situate int:amine' Addition to the Town of
Port Carbon. in't he county aforesaid, bounded in front
by a 30 feet wide street, north by land lam of Abraham'
Pnit, east and south by Millereet; containing about GO
feet in front and in the rear 15 feet; beleg In depth
about CA feet, being lot No I In the plan of sold addi
tion, with the appurreustrees,coasisting of
;--474. a two story brick dwelling house, a 'one
o• AL; story frame slaughter Louse, slot frame
a4t_
II I shop.
Also, All that tertnla lot er piece of
ground situate In the town Of Middleport, eau it I: afore
mid, bounded on the west by Int now or latent Hugh
Kinstey, on the east by Int of Il,Jllet & Bensiosei.,
'fronting on Coal street; being lot No 3 In the plan of
' - said town; containing in front on so idCoal
street 50 feet, hod in depth 200 feel, with
the appurtenances, consisting of a one and
ISA et a halt - story frame dwelling a one
Ma and a half story repine butcher shop and a
frame ,table,as the property of ANDREW
MAN .
„It the came time and prate, Ali the tight title and in
west of patfick Monday, in and to all that certain lot
or piece of ground. gnome in Rboatra Addition to the
town of Port Carbon, county allirean Id,
• t 1
t : . 7 l 7 , n e d n e i, l ,. o i t: , l , l k r: . t
in i..irt,!inti,),,,..‘ttlso.ar
id rv.-r,S„calitu,%uli
eels p tilt feet, with the apptilletl2ticem,conSißling
111§11 ••• of a two story frame dwelling honor., am
theproperty 01 - PATRICK 7 1 1UNDAY,nrof
to be cold by • J. T. WERNEft, Stier= •
.
beta's Otiice.Orwipburg,
Aug.ll, S
Sh - .9riff , s Sales. of Real Estate..
13 virtue of sundry writs of Vendlitioul Exponag,
fretted! out of tire Court or COMMOrI Pleas of
Schuylkill County, to MC director!, will be exposed to
public sale or vendeo,on
Welnesclui, Augrtst 2911,, 1849
at the public house of Daniel Wiesh, in Lewer
liantang.! township. Schuylkill County, viz:
All th it certain farm or tract of land. situate In
Lower Alahant lotto .Township. tichujlkill Colony; +W
}nto!: lands of Jacob Ilettek, Jacob
Knoll - moo, Frederick Swann and others,
a containiot i 7 acre,. more or lest, with the
ills tippltrlrsta ore., consisling of a two story
r log d wenn,. hou..e nod log Iglus.
take!, in exr, uthnn on the properly
of SANIUEL lIENNINij 11. and will he sold by
J. T WERNER, Sheriff
Sherif!' 'a Office, Orwm‘buq,
Aug. 14,1819. j
, -
Shertirs Sales of Real Estate.
DV virtue of sereraltw rits or Venditioni Exports%
end Levari Farina, :Aimed out of the Cann of
Common Pleas, of Schoyiltili Clifllity, in rue directed,
will be exposed to Pithlie Sale or Vendee, on . .
Prichm, Attglizt 3131, 1549,
at JO o'clock In the forenoon, at the public house of
1111ctisEt. Ens En . . in the Rort , igh of Ortvipburg. th e .
b,powing describedprentkes : s .
All that certain int or piece of ground, situate on the
eastwartilv Aide of Dock stre. in the, Borough of
Schuylkill flaxen, being No. 32, in aditiott to said
town, nn laid out. by Samuel W. Lippencott and others;
containing in front on said Dock street, CI feet, and in
length or depth ea.rward of that. width 221 feet, to a
Certain tO feet wide elley,leading northward fr... the
OrwrgAtirg road, and cononaniearine with ..scrimp
other 10 fret wide alley; which lead. raFtwArtily torn
Havel street. hounded northwardly by lot No. 23,
southwardly by lot No. 3i.C3.slWartily by isle Orel ahoy,:
25 mentioned 10 feet wide alley, and ITU,-
, T - ;, - wardly by Dock street, aforesaid, watt
. .•%tt- Ike appurictiances, all
1,1 a run
: 1 16 ,. ..°4 fitintyMilaloll dwelling Ito.e, w sill a frame
41. knell., attached, and a frame stable. As
the property of 31IelfAE1. SELTZER.
At the same time and plate. All that serial!, Farm, or
tract of land, site:lle in South Martheitu Township,
Schuylkill county, hounded by lauds of
..... .1 . Wm. Iterkbelser,J.woh Murrell and Thos.
1.••• tts , Kremer, containing 50 acres litnre or less,
. ;;;; IN, : with the appurtenances, consisting of a
~..„..„...? one-story 1.. g dwellotg [M.P, nod In:
barn. As the property of JONAI'ILAN
rMeteuar
Art the same ftme and pare, All that nn or'
tract of land, situate in Porter Township, county of
said. bounded by la'tl of Benjaminshucy,
containing co acre.), more or le,t, with
illi
•••• the appurteninces. consl•tine of a one.
m 1 story log dwelling house, and log stable.
As the propert!. of SAMUEL. KUONS.
4e - the rants time and plart,-All that certain niessuage
and tract of land, situate in Wilyne Township, mislay
allwesaid, hounded as follows : Beginning at a stone,
thence by Lied of Joseph Fcrtir., anotli twenty-two de
grees, east fifty-four and Gait-tenth perches to a static.
south sixty-four and a half degrees, west one rind
'8
-10th perches to a ,tooc, thence by other land ogiacob
Kaercher, north GO deerer a, east 13 perch., In a •for.e,
thence by lanJ of John Cray, north twenty degrees,
east sever.:; sic perches to a stone, thence by land of
Frederick train, Bou;:161 desires, west 11 perches to
tile Ono abezinniniLcoOtaloill: 0 4 C;e"nd I ° Ci Perch"
en, strict mclibure. with the appprietian•
•
/t ,
....1 4 4 ° yea, C 011.161.44: of a two-story Ironic and
loa dwelling liOuse, w i: tory log
11 ;* ; , kitchen attached, a frame shop and, a
II
.......—,,..0r,. frame stable. As the propertj• of JACOB
_,-...
KAI:R(3IEIC -
At Ike same ante aid place, All that certain Farm or
tract of land, situate in South Monlielin Township,
Schaylkill county, bounded by - lands of
John Al. Bickel, Jacob llaroth ,er sod
satii lM llk others. containing 21 acres, toore ' ur less,
::
~ v. ith the appurtenances consisting urn two
~,,,,,,, ..,_ml story lug dwelling house.and log barn.
Alan, All that certain tract of farmland,
situate iwilin township and county aforesaid, bounded
' by lands of Henry Brommer • Jacrib Hassinger, Bernard
AYetiber and others. containing 50 acres, more or less.
As the ptoperty of SAMUEL. WILDERMUTIL
At the mnne mine and p!ace. :Pt that certain tract nr
paecrt of land, situate, in Union Township. inunty
a rorerili 11, ball !Ideal by ut her l.r ads of Thomas Schlouch,
Juba Bailey and Joseph Snyder, F011taltilln: one acre
' . • and two and a hail pitches, strict meas
ure, with the appurteitances.coosistlog of
Mir a tw"'''ll'if log dwelling house.
. -- Also. 4 Alt that certain tract or piece of
1" ~
..,,,,t land, nituaie In Union Township, comity
of bounded by lands now or late
of Conrad Foos. Peter Eisenhower, Joseph Sot,tlei trod
ethers, contaloins 41 acres. strict measure. of which
there twe'abont 10 titres cleared. An thv priTerty of
THOMAS Si.oll-Cit. ;
At Ike same Bar and place. All that certain tor' op
piece of ground, satiate in the Borough of Orwiashorg,
county aforesaid, bounded on the north by lot of Mar-
Tam Geiger, on the east by a^o (net . With: alley. Sollth
tAby a lot 01 Guards Nets:tender. nod west
by an alloy containing in width 50 feet.
:;,!...... :d more or 1,3, and in depth 120 feet. with .
-- .7 . It.. a ppurtenanu.s, consisting of a two
llilll ' •
j m
Wiry frvnertwellins house. As the plop.
erty of HENRI' CEICER, Jr.
Seized, taken in execution, and wilt be .old by
Sheriff's Oilier, Orwigs-i J. T. WERNER, Sheriff.
.burg, Aug. 11, ISM f. - • 33-ts
:Slterifirs Sate of Real Estate.
BY virtue of sundry terns of Fieri Facing, nod Le
vani Facian and Veroliwool Exprinar, issued out of
the Count of Common Pleabef Schuylkilt county, and
tii me directed, will he exposed to public sale or eon
due, on
_ .
Silurdeifil. September Ist, 1819,
at :9 o'clock in the forenoon, at the public house of C.
rgarß ,:.‘CIOON, to the Borough o: Pottsville, the fol
lowing deter premiss , . viz:
All that certain idt or of ground, inmate in the
Borough of Pottsville, county:, on the south
side of lilahantatigo street, containing in front on said
Malisnianeu street 60 feet, anti in depth 2H feet and 0
inches, marked in the •plan of Poti & Patterson'e lot
No. 14, hounded solithwietwardly bplut N 0.16 in said
plan, southeastwardly by a 20 feet wide alley, north
eaetwarilly by Mahantago street aforesaid ; hang tie
smithwardly of a reetaio lots marked Noe. 12 and 14,
in the plan aforesaid, which Arahain Pott and vi
nod Burd PAWICTIMO and wife, by Indenture, dated the.
Ist day of January, 1920, and recorded at Orwigsburg
in Deed Book No IL page 171, conveyed to Job Whip
;:!e. subject to a resenvation of the Coal right to Thos.
;!!! heirs and assigns, and being the thine prem
ises which were conveyed by Job Whipple and wife, to
William Patton, Sr., Ay their deed dated January Oil,.
1832. with the appurtenances. As the property of
WILLIAM PATTON. in. • - -
At the same time and plea, All that certain lot or
piece cf ground, situate on'Schoylkill Avenue, In the I
Borough of Pottsville. Schuylkill county, commencing
on st corner of Rhoads' alley, and running southwest
Liong a lot owned by BenJainin Weller, 108 feet:thence
southeast to a lot of Philip Dentzer, thence 105 feet I
in said Rhosds' alley, thence along said alley 30 feet
to' the place of beginning, being part of a larger lot'
narked with the number 2, or a sub-division of lot No:
2, and numbered with No 3, and the same premises
which Benjamin Weller and wile, by deed dated the
4th day of June, A. D. 1817, granted and conveyed to
John 8.0. Martin. in fee, which Deed is
recorded at Orwigsburg, in Deed Book
:••. 4 No 27, page 797,—Mortgage recordinkin
• 11 I Booklf . page 403,with the appurtenances.
_ consisting of a one story frame dwelling
. house, teeth a cellar kitchen. As the prop
erty of JOAN 8. C. MARTIN.
At the same time and plate, All those certain two ad
joining lots or pleeesof ground. situate on the eastern .
side of Railroad street, In the Borough lot
county aforesaid, marked with No Land 15, on the
map or plan of George Patterson's additibn to the
Town of Illnerseille, containing in front on said Rail
road street, 20 feet each. and extending of that breadth
back to the went branch of the River Schuylkill, bound
ed northerly by lot No 13, easterly by the west bra ea
sat the river Schuylkill, southerly by lot No. 16, and
westerly by Railroad at., aforesaid, bile; the same
lots which Geo. Patterson, by Deed dated the I btli day
of October, A. 11.1841, granted and conveyed lit Mich
ael Teeth]. As the Property of George 8. Patterson,'
Administrator of bIICIIAEL TEVLIN, deceased. "
At eke same time ealphire,:All that certain two-story
• - - brick and frame building, situate on West
street, between Sanderson or Mineraville
• Street and Marthson street, In the Norwe ,
is 3 • g lan addition to the Liorvugbof Pottsville,
in the county aftweeard,• contsinhar
front on said West street . 26 feet, and In •
depth 20 feet, the andlot dt Wee of ground and eurtil• •
age apportenant to said building. Aa the property c!,
ROBERT WILLIAMS. -
At the some Hsu and plans. All that certain lot or
Flees of ground, SittlAte on the northeastern labor.
t• ' ' attl'etreet. in the Borough of Pottsville, county
aforesaid, hounded northwardly by said Centre street,
lasuLtrostwardly by lot now or late of Montgomery,
calms rd ly by Railroad street, and northesstwadly by
lot of Silas Hough, Esq., containing in width oa Cen•
are Street. 33 feet. more or less. and in depth
... ,,,--x_r• about 130 feet, with the appurtenances con
-011,4 t'• slating of a trvu•s•ory frame dwelling house
• Mt • and a one-story- frame dwelling house: Al
" 1: t . theproperty of - JOHN METERS.
.
t.,.*At tie sane thee asi pkser, All that certain lot or piece
ofgroand, situate ou, the nerthwardly side •of Earl
Norwegian street, in T ile Retouch of Pottsville, county
aforesaid. adjoining lot sow or late of George Russel.
eastwardly,other part of said lot northward!',lnt of Rie
becca Rlgg, weetwaldlY. being 21 feel, more
cl ,041 :- . 'or leis, in front, and 100 feet, Moro err less,
'ln ~ lit depth, with the apPnite`nances, consist.
'' Ingot' a 2 story frame dwelling house, with
_ -....
= 5 El . h a , ement etory or inane In the rear. with
-..
the property in WM. H. H. RUSSELL,
Alflai same time clad place, All that certain lot or piece
of gramad,situate in the Borough of 111 inersvilte. coun
ty aforesaid. bounded in front by the aline Hill, and
lielorylkill Haven Railroad, on the tear by tine River
~.._..: West Branch, north by lot or Wm. Christian,
~ i'••••••• and south by lot of AL S. Gebler, contain.l
I itigin width 50 feet. and in depth 260 feet,
with the appurtenances, consisting of a 2
story frame dwelling !muse !.with a base
-". ment story of atone. As the '
property of
JAMES PDX-
At the lams time sad place, All that Certain lot or
piece of ground, situate' in the Borough of Mineniville,
county aforesaid, bounded in treat by the Mine Hill
and Schuylkill Haven Railmad,on the rear by'the West
Branch, west ,thy lot of James Fox. south by lot of
George- Reese, containing in length about
''• • _.,..9.40 f e et, more or less, and in width stout
; ii . il A i. - Cl feet, more or Iris,
with the appurtenati
i''.-: cee, consisting rata tIVI: story frame dwe
'' ': ling house, and Hanle stable. As the prop.
. erty of M. 14. cr.ui.en.
At the serer time cued piece, All that certain Int or piece
of ground. situate in the Borough of Minersville, conn
ty aforesaid, bounded in float by Sunbury street, on
the roar bye 30 feet w ide street,on the west by lot 110 W
or late of Thomas Coneway.on tire south by rißli st..
, • containing about 150 !cia in depth, raid 4.5
',•,,„ feet in width, with the appurtenaneee , imo.
i• :. wining 013 story stone Tavern and Store
VgglN /10 , 151 . . on Sunbury'Sunbury' street, and.four 11 story
1,1 , k,....- frame dwelling houses, on the rear of said
• , lot. As the property of Jorix GA YNOIL.
'At leirs'ffste tire, and plan , All that certain lot or piece
of gamma, situate in the I ,irough cf Minersville,couni
Ilf aforesaid, bounded fr to by „Not th street, nn the,
rear,lly Lewis streeton I ie wont Ely lot of Philip Jones,
and.on the east by lot a Frederick Turner, contain
- me hi length llu feet, and in width 30 feet,
1 '•'•• with the apt artena Oren, consi•ting of -a
OM il" liinlble two a cry frame dwelling haulm,
Seal with a two stn y-franre kits:hell attached.—.
11 1 As the proper y of SAMUEL BALL.
" Li
At /As sews lien and pi re, All that 'certain lot nrplece
of ground, situate in ill, borough of Pottsville, county.
aforesaid, on the nort lit ardiy side of Third street, and
being the 'northeasterly half part of a lot limbed In
Putt and Patterson's • lition to Pottsville, w ith No
3. being 20 fe.4 front on said Third street, and 270 feet
deep, boundcd on one side by lot N 0 . 2,
en the other
a i
side by the other half of ed lot, in the
• rear by a pubitc alley, and in Dont by Third
sal 'et.. et.. with the appurtenances,consistmg of a
AM Jf- two story frame dwelling house, with a
U. I ••"'..-thasetnent story of stone. Asethe to operty
of FREDERICK HUMBERT.
At the sane time and place, All that rennin
~. • two storied frame dwelling 111 . 111., with a
A t.•mane basement underneath; said litoiding
ts 36 feet-long, and 30 feet wide, and 16 feet
-high, besides the basement story, contain. 4 1001[13
E
on the Ist story above the basement, and 4. rooms on
-the 241 story above the basement; said building is sit
uate hi the town of Seim, Ilia!' Haven, County afore
said, adjoining tine politic horn, of Danirl II Stager,
near the Base round enahie house of the Piot:Mel.
phia and Reading Itailrold company, and the lot or
piece of ground and Enrolee, appurtenant to said
' bundling, as the property of JOHN. CORDIT.
At the same tires and plat% -All the right title and In
tcrestbfltenry K Stool, , In and to the following six
tracts of land, vie: -
400 acres-and allowance, situate partly InFralley and
partly in Tremont townships, county lifiareraid, nor
v..yetl on warrant in the name a .1011,1 Shyer, dated
Ma) Oth.l794,bounded by lauds surveyed in the names
of Nancy Kinnear, Stephen Lelitinger, Robert Lyon,'
and ittlit•rs.
Ats 04 to t terse, 120 perches and allowance. sitliated
partly in Fratlity and partly Id Tremont lOSltSiliiii,
county' a foresatil,- sort - eyed nn a warrant in ti n : name •
of Sopttra 'Moyer, dated Hey falt. 1401. bounded by
lands i-lirve;.mi to the name. of John Moyer, Robert
Kiniii•ar,julin Harris and others.
Also, 451 acres. 0 perches. situated partly In Franey
and partly inTrolllnal TallalltiipA, conniy aforesaid,
set veyed on wa oath granted to Robert Kinnear, dal.
a nd Hay Ith, 1791, bounded by lands surveyed in the
I name, of Sophia Moyer,Jolia Moyer, John Harris and
cohere.
MEI
- Alan; 411 acres, 51'percites, situate in Tremont
county of surveyed on warrant in the name of
John Morris, dated May s:lt. MI, hounded by lands
surveyed in the names of Ruben Kinnear, Andrew
Carson and of het
Alto, 915 acre, 121 perches, situate partly in - Pine
'grove and partly in Trenton: lye.,county "
aforesaid,
surveyed MI warrant in the name I' Chriteeny Lavern
burg, dated Slay sth, rill. hounded by lands surveyed
In the names ofJohn Harris, John Luber, and others.
Also, 443 acres, 31 pert 1,:4, situated partly: in Tre•
molt, partly Io Franey at.d partly in Porter tps..roon.
ty afbresaid surveyed on warrant In the nart.e of Nan
cy Kinnear, dated May sth, 1701. hounded by lands
surveyed in the names of Michael John
Winnan and others; conveyed by P Benson and others
In Henry K Strong, by Hoard dated Putt April, 1535,a rid
recorded at Orwinshurc. in Deed Book No 16, pace
fio. as the property of HENRY K. STKONU.•
At the same tiara and place. All the right title an in
terest of Stephen Seybert, in and to all that certain
101 or piece of ground. siniani in the Borough of Ta
maqua, county of Schuylkill, bounded on the east by'
Pine street, west by o 19 feet wide street, north by lot
No SI nod soul hit). lot No 82, It being lot No 03 In
Wilson dr. Levan's addition to said Borough; contain
in: 20 feet front, and 160 feet in depth, with the at.-
ptinenaneeS, as 1110 properly of STEPIJEN SLY_
BERT.
At nerves time p njpluce, All that certain Inter piece
of ground, situate in Morris' Addition to Pottsville,'
county aforesaid. bounded in front by Centre it. on
;the rear by a 30 feet snide st. on the west by lot of J.
1r ish,on the east by a 10 feet alley, containing in width
along Centre it. about 27 feet. a ndSin the tear 20 feet
and in depth about 120 feet. with the appurtenance;
consisting of a inone stable.
Also. All the right, title and Interest oflacob Math
ews, of, in and Mall that certain lot or piece of ground,
situate in Morris' Addition tis Pottsville, bounded in
front by Centre at. on the west by a 10 feet alley, nod
on the east by lot now or late of Lewis Wniers, con-
taintng in depth nb..nt 270 feet. and to width 83 feet
1 and 2 inch e, with the appurtenisoces, con
tg
.."'' . ..7: si?tinof a three.story frantic Coachn.aker
sTE Shop and a two Mary frantic 1112cksrnith
'''' - .Shop
Also. The one undivided fotirth part of all that err.
taint tract or piece of land, situate in Branch township,
county 11(01,,alti: bounded by lands of Jacob Hunts-
Inger. Jr. John Slioencr, and lands r f the In. York and
Schuylkill Coal Co. and others. containing 1110 acres'
mare or less: As the property ofJACOD MATIIIEWS.
At ble . sarte.liete and place, All tharcertain lot or
piece of ground situate in the Bororigh of l'inegtove,
county aforesaid, bounded in front by l'ulpellocjten
street, on the north by property of John 'LI Leonard,
on the apt by an alley, and on the.sohtli by hit of
Guilt A Seidel, containing in front on said Tulticliock
en street 8(3 feet; anti In depth 210 feet more or !
less, with the iirrp , OZCO7lll43. Collaistlll.7 of '
r _
_ 2 two story frame house. with a one story
tlF:lbrick kim m tth
ben'thero araed. a ohe'arl a
half story frame lateautf a frame stable.
Also r the undivided one-third part of tr. acres of
land Called •Feather'a Tract;situaio•in ['met:rove - to.
*eountyailores.oth bounded by land., oh Jas Barnet, b!
ti•• P Hrizht,Sarntl Hain, Eckert At Co. and oners.
Alsd. the unlivided onedlunl part of • :12 acres of
land, situate in l'inverove tp. county hfuresaid, bound
al by land, of ] & G Kayo and other!, as the pro
perty or JOHN STHIAIPFLER.
1 1 At the came time awl place, All that errtaia two
....,
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m st ft urLti g n_ h ck nu t s n e e o ss f ua
rim; g th e e 4 11 " e d cnTrI n e it " rc n i L‘ t h h a e i
1 72717 church, situate in the Borough of Pottsville,
f _
1
county aforesaid, corner of Market and
11 illiatil strects, M said Borough.ennta.ning in front
on said Market street, 4 0 km, and the lot and curtil
age rnpunenant to raid bui!Oing. as the property of
the 2d METHODIST CIIIIIR;11. of Pottsville.
At tOe same time dad place, ; All that certain lot of
ground situate on the, nurthwesterlyside of Mahan
tango sit ect,county aforesaid, containing in front 30
feet and in deth 210 fect, being the entithwesterly
half of a lot No 67,as marked and numberei in the
tt enera; plan of said Berongh of Pottsville, bitunticd
on thin sou'llwest by lot No 60 and on, the northwest
by a • at feet alley, on the northeast by the id har half
of said lot No 67, and on the southeast by Mahan
tango sr, afore:lid, being the same lot of gronnd
which Geo W Richards da Mary. bin wife, granted to
Andrew E White. bf r:.7eildated Aug. 18th. A D 1813,
as the property of ANDREW 1.1 wurrE.
A: the raw, time and phut., All those'2 certain lots
or pieces of ground situate on the ravicrly side of
Railroad street, in the Borough of Minemille.counly
aforesaid.lMl/ked with the
,numbers Band,9 on (ho
map imply; of Geo Pat erson's adddion to the town
of Minersvilir; cacti of the said lots containing in
front On said Rillroad st. 20 feel or 60 feet in the
whole and containing that breath back to the West
Branch of the river :Schuylkill. the front line of the
said lots to be 40 feet dimwit from the Mine Ihll and
Schuylkill Haven Railroad; bounded northerly by lot
No 7, casterlt, by the said branch of Schuylkill,sout h.
crly by lot No 10, and westerly by Railroad at. afore.
said; being the same premised whicti the • said Geo
Patterson by Deed bearing dale the 16th day of Sen.
tember. A DlB4l. granted and confirmed unto Alex.
ander Manniug, as the property of A LEXANUER
MANNING. '
At the same tine gad place, An that certain tot or
piece of ground situate an the Borough of !timers- ,
ville, county aforesaid:commencing at the northwest
corner of Second and Carbon sty. thence northward
along Second at.Bo feet, then westwardly ono paral
lel with Carbon st.'3o feet, thence southwardly and
parallel with Second at. SO feet to Carbon rt.-thence
castwarily along Carbon st.' 90 karate the place of
beginning; it being part of the same pretnises which
Joseph . Jeans hy indenture bearinviatelsih day
of September, A 01815, gianted to' eharleiJ Dub•
bins, as the property 0f.C1144 BLEB 1 DOBBIN 3. -
At triveimc ticti and-sw. All that ecrthio - tract
or piece of land, situate tti Norwegiao,aort Branch
tewuship.. county aforesaid; beginning at a post.
thence by land of Jacob Gude{ north 22 degrees,
west 166 perches to a post, thence 'brland of Geo
Boyer and Jacob Gunkel north 59 degrees, cast 905
perches to a ail] ite oak, thenceby land ofJacob Gunk
el coilth 45 degrees, east 62 perches to a white bsk,
south 45 degrees, west 11l perches to a white oak.
and south CO drivel:haul 160 perches to the klice
J()IIRAL,
GENERAL ADVERTISER.
of begiortin4; containing 274 acres and the 'usual al
lowanceof 43,per cent.with the s pportenances.as the
property of JACOB HOFFMAN. • -
Seized, taken in execution, end wilt be sold by
Sheri?•s Office, Or:rigs-IJ. T. WERNER., Sheriff.
bars; Aug. li. 1819. S 33-ts
Orphans' Court Sale.
DIIRSDANT to an order of the Orphans' Corset of
Schuylkill County, the subscriber. John. P. Hobart.
Trustee of the estate of DAVID BROWN, lam of the
Borough of Pottsville, In the County of Scheylkill.de
ceased. will exposeto sale by Publle. Vendue, o 0 Sat
urday the 25th day of Augurt next, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, at the Exchange Hotel, in the Borough•of
Pottsville, aforesaid:
All that certain measuato or stone tenement, and lot
or piece of ground situate on the northeastwardly side
of Centre et., In the Borough of Pottsville, In the Cour:
ty of Schuylkill. containlne In from on Centre at. 30 ft.
and extendinat in depth of that breadth 2.1011..m0re
or less. to a2O feet wide street; bounded sotitheast•
wordly by ground of Samuel Iluntzitmer, northeast
wardly by the said 20 ft. wide street or alley: mftb
westwardly by tot numbered on the plan of raid Itsro•
21, and southwa'rdly by Centre st., aforesaid. being the
northwardly half part of lot numbered on the plan of
slid Borough. number twenty-eight (Nn. 20) with the
appurtenances; late the estate of the said deceased.
Attendance will be given and the eenditinns of sale
made known at the thee and place of sale, by
JOHN P. HOBART, Trustee.
By order of the Court.
DANIEL EAERCIIER, Clerk.
OrwittSbufg, Aug. 4 1441 '. 32.44
Patent Lubricating' 011.
scnonNTER ac. NORTON, •
TJAVING purchased the exclusive right fur menu
-I.L factoring and venditix the Patent Lubricating Olt,
from P. S. Devian & Co.,fur dehuvlkill , Dan phin,Leba
non, Columbia, Northlit,Luzerne,Wyottilng,Lycoming
Lehigh, Carbon and Northampton Counties; they-an
nounce to the public that they have commenced the
inattulactnry of ii in the Boning!! of Puttsvtlle, where
they will be happy to supply all orders promptly, and
at the seine rate It can be purchased from the Proprie
tots of the potent right. This Oil won patented Janu
ary 1611 i, 1E149, and its superior excellence and cheap-
Ile., bat already elven it the preference over all other
Oils in use, fir all kinds of Stationary Machinery, Lo
comotives and Cars on our Rattruads,—and also fur .
Lamp use.
All orders loft at N.H. Schoener's Store, 1u Contra
Street, will be promptly eiecuted.
C. F: NORTON,
R. 1). SCHOENER,
• Centre at., 4)N:bustle the roil °dace.
Pottsville, Suite 16th, ISO.
The fultutrlne, certificates shoo• its character:
PHILADELPHIA, Dr, 4. IBIS
_
Mourn. P. S. Deelan S.: Co.—Gentlemen :—The Pa
tent. Compoa Won , you sent me to have tried, and which
you design as a substitute for the hest nil in the work
ingof Machinery, has, I am happy to say, more than re
alised my expectations. ' I had it fully tested on a Loco
motive Engine fortwudays(in rainy weather.with rood
flying over the machine at every revolution) by a skilfu
Engineer, who assures me that it works' equal to th
bestspermaceti oil, with a saving in qbantity of 2P pc
cent This saving. together with the greatly replace
price at which You Inform me you.can fi roish the attic?
will strongly recommend its true on hail Roads and I
large mine and factories wleire large quantities nfoil or
used. I have now no doubt of its entire aucceisq, nn
under that impression tender you my sincere congratu
Truly yours, - Ws'. Eaticin la.
..- • . .
This is !Prettify that I have been using P. ti Deelan
& Co •s Patent Imbricating Oil for the tout six weekss
end call give as our decided opinion, that, besides It
being., much cheaper, ha peroliar superiority °scribe
best Sperm Ud,ia its dursbittlynn ni trhinety,which ren
ders it a very dt sirable article for that purpose, We are
extensively engaged In mining and shipping cnal, hav•
ing eleven Steam Ergines of various capacuies at work
hoisting cool,putriping water.&e.
Illzt.urisl Ifs vivortu& Ca.
•• . .
P. S. Devlan & Co.—Gentlemen :-,We have lieerr
It-Anyone Patent Lubricating °don all the machinery
cit the Reading iron and Nail Works tor the last nine
weeks;and we consider welial,given.it a fair trtalots
the w•nrks are ealctilsted to manoftcture four thousand'
. tonstor truss and Nails per annum. The machinery is
very heavy, the Engine one hundred and silty horse
power,and the speeds arc from shirty to nine hundred
revelutionsper minute.
After the abnes trialove ran recr.mtnend the Oil as
equattnthebett Sperm Oil and, in many cases, Imped
er to any sperm ail used in the country, viz : for heavy
hearings and fact speeds. such as :hailing and fans. •
1 remain yours, &c.,
• • Jame.; M'rAwn - .
Manager of tire Rearline Iron, Nail and TiOre Works
Jane 214
'Miners' Hospital.
Ttit: UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY antinun
ces that he has to far arranzed his 03115 for the es
raiill:hinent of a MINERS HOSPITAL', that it will be
opened for the reception of patlenla on the _Arm. of
April, ISO.
The object of the institution t., to semire to persons
engaged in mining operations, proper medical aid and
treatment, at the smallest possible expen.,e. With
this view the proprietor has procured for the purposes
of the Hospital„aFarin, on which is a large and conve
nient House, in an elevated, airy and healthy position.
no the road leading limn Phttav Me to 31 incrsville, a bout
2 mile froM the former place.
Persons paying Three Dollars per annutti,ln advance,
will be entitled to membership, and to admission in the
Hospital, in case of injury front accident. or sickness,
and to support and medical treatment during said
tl
neon, free of addillonal charge.
Invalids who may desire atliniseion Into the Hospital,
will be received on liberal terms. The poor of the
Borough of Pottsville, not in. the Hospital, will be
treated by the attending Physician, g ratis
MI those who May he disposed to avail themselves
of the advantages of rinimberslitp, allay apply to the
undersigned. at his office in at ket s , Pottsville.
March 24:1519. 13-lyj KNLIDLE, 31. D.
Ilionlgomery'm "Patent Holler.
Tit E attention of the Oultlic, generally, to respect
fully:invited to this valuable hdpinvetnent. Ex
periments which have been made during the past year,
on steamboats, both in salt, and fresh water, as, also.,
those boilers fur power purposes, on !nod. have filly
tested its superior qualities as unlearn generates; and
.the greet saving of fuel, aveight. r.nd space, occupied
over nny boiler now In use.
• Boilers on thla plan, may bow be seen In operation,
at the establishment of
Hecker & Brothers, Flour Mills, :01 Cherry st„ New
York..
Hooper & Brothers, 333 Pearl 'st.. New York.
Mott & Ayers. l'ountlry font of 95th st., North River.
Atlantic Dock. Brooklyn, New York.
A. W. Met, alf, Arsnd 65 Centre st., New • Yhrk.
D. D. 11.141ser & Co., 44 and 46 Duane st.. New, York.
N. 11. Starhurk's Foundry, Troy, New York. '
Smith & Corlett, 11.11kintore.
trnmboats — Jonas C. !leant," rind "Edward Pay
son," font of Liberty street, New York, and nu board
the steaminwlioat“Johis P. Whitne . y,"lNew Orleans.
Forforiker infurnimtioo, apply in
JAMES moyrcomgrix & 5.V.11.7EL WARD,
15 South Will ant BL, New York.
Or to J.IIENRY DELL. di South Third et.
MIZE
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tint in all cares where he advises .tra apprictrion fir
Patent. in rase iris not obtained, the fees for his per-.
•Ices,nt ill be reit:toed, and he Nlll alas guarrintee,
that al; patents olitained.throtr:h hin °Mee, will be pt.!,
Mined by the courts. Many incentovs are cm*, red to
Trent Mays and boss of time and money. by employ - in - ;
Incompetent prir.nn to make their specih:atinns, amt
frequently have tvsurrendet their patents and get a
re-issrm,
toveniora at a distance can send their modelsand a
statement of ttieir elalmo citreeted to WrH. But.toea, U•
et. 'tent Agency, No. :5 beck Snort, Phila.telphla,
PM., and the strictest secrecy will be observed until tbe
Patent Is obtained:
Drantincs and Specifications for Factories. Mills, Zre.,
and all kinds of Machinery purchased on Continkt,ion,
aid competent men futifiah to put the same in opera
tion In any part of the United' Slates, Smith America
and the Wen Indies.
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ZoDocK Pnwpr, President of the lqechantes !natl
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lute. Noir York.. . . .
kIevro.STILLXIVC,Ar.t.tx & Co., Novelly Workn, New
York. ,
'•- ?rata Morn'''. & Co., Columbian Foundry
New York
lo•
Cortr,ELucarr &DJArie.m, Philade!riiia, Pa
ADA3I.I &JEavie. Pittabarg, Pa.
Mr. ThomasJ. Lavcannve,Baltiniare, M4l
RePTIEIt, A. TAYLOR.
" Maim Cines,Cinclnnati, Chin.
" Wirrsiclltcrcrat. Chicago. Iltinnis. '
3. N. MILE,F.n, Savannah, Ga.
Wre. C. Comas, Mobile, Ala.
IL T. Tr HSI at: L.L. Wa , : - . l agion, Mk=
Tuns. J. KERR, Charleston, et . C
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WRITTEI4:I3-T DIY 510TIIEWS GRAVE
➢T O. D. PIIENTI&S.
,The trembling dew-drops
I:rpon the abetting Bowers—like souls et tea ;
The stars shun gloriOnaly —end alt
Save :mill Welt. •
•
3 Mother—i love rhygravoi,
The vlolet;with its blossoms bloc and ,cotld.
Waves o'cr tby bead—wben shall It wave
Above thy child 1
'TMa sweet dower—yet must
I Its bright leaves to the coming tempest. bow 1—
Deer mother—'lls thy emblem—duit
Is on thy brow.' •
And I could love to die—'
.i To atain the plutctge ocituy sinless years,
And mourn the hope" to childhood doer,
With bitter min 1 ! ,
Aye—must I linger here,
A lonely branch upon a blasted tree;
Whose last frail leaf, untimely sere,
Went down with thee
' I Ott from life's:withered shore,
communion with the past / /LITO,
And on thee, the only flower
In memory'. urn
r .
~.. • And when the evening pale
1 Bows like a mourner on the dim, blue ware,
l ' I stay to hear the night winds wa II
l• Around the grave. . .
. Where is Illy spirit flown I
.
!gaze above-1.6y look Is Imaged them—
I listen—and thy gentle tons
Is on the air. . . '
I ' 06, come—Whilst hero I press
: __ .
My brow upon thy grove—and In those tnlld
• And thrilling tones of teurierneor,
Blein, bless thy child:
Yes, bless thy sveening
And o'er thine urn—religion's holiest shrine—
Oh, glee Mr spirit undefiled
To blend with thine.
Select Talc.
A TRUE STORY.
Ma - ny years ego I happened to be one of the
referees in a case that excited unusual interest in
our courts, from the singular nature of the claim.
and the story which it disclosed. The plaintiff
who was captain of a 'ship which traded pridci•.
pally with the WEst Indies, bed married very ear.
ly with every prospect of !tapir/ness. His wife
was, raid to be extremely beautiful, and no less
lovely in her - chnracter. .
After living with her in the mast uninterrupted
harmony for fire year's, during which time two
daughters were added to the family, he suddenly
resolved to resume his occupation, whiefi he had
relinquished on his marriage,.and when his you: r
est child was hit three wi:ella old, ailed s ce
- Inure for the West Indies. His wife, tvi woe
devotedly attached to. him, sorrowed deeply at his
al•sence, and found her only comfort in the so.
defy of the children and the hopes:of his return.
Hut month after month passed' away and he came
not, nor did any letters, those insufficient but
welcome subatitutes, arrive to cheer her solitude.
Months lengthened into years, yet no tidings were
received from the absent husband; and after hop-
ing against OrTe,the utillippy wife was compelled
to bet.•tva that he found a grave beneath the welt
.. ring ocean. 1
sorrow Was deep and heartfelt, but the
evils of povqrty sere now added to tier affliction.,
the widow found herself compelled to iceort ro
some employment in ordei to support her Children.
Her needle was the only resource, and fur ten
years she labored early and Into fur the miserable
pittance which to ever grudgingly bestowed on
the bumble seametrei&
A merchant in New York, in moderate but
prosperous circumstances, accidentally becamo ac
quainted with her, and pleased with her gentle
Winners, no' less than her most eatremo'beauty,
ho endeavoted to improve their acquaintatmo with
friendship. "
After'atarne months he offered his hand end was
•accemed. As the wife of a successful merchant,
ishe soon found herself in the enityment of com
forts and luxuries such as she had never poises'.
ed. Her children became his children and re
ceived from him every advantage ' Which wealth
and Wadden could procuife.
_Fifteen year pas 11 away; the daughter. mar—
ried; end by th it at p-father.evera furnished with
.every comfort re ti" to in their new avocation of
hou . ut they had hardly quitted hi.
roof when their other was taken ill. Silo died
after a few days, nd from that time 'until the
period of which I . oak, the widower resided with
tho youngest datgit ter.
Now comes) tie strangest part of the story.—
After an abit"tr of over thirty years, during
which time n tidings had ever arrived from him,
2 1
the first husband arrived as suddenly as herhad
departed.
.lie had changed ships, and adopted another
OM , . end spent the whole of that long period on
the ocean, with other transient visits oit shore,
while Liking in or discharging cargoes2havine
been careful never to coma nearer home th\ln N.
Orleans. 1: by he had acted in this unpardan:•
able manner awards his family, no \o . ne could
tell:::rind he o stinatcly refused all explanation.
There we a strange rumors o(alave traang and
piracy afloat, but they were only whispers of con
jecture rather than truth. Whatever may have
been hisinotives for his conduct, he certainly was
anything but indifferent to his family concerns
when bo returned . He raved like a mad man
when inforriN, of his wife% second marriage. and
substment4eifeeth, vowing vengeance upon his
successor, and terrifying his daughters by the
most awful threats, in CEISO Itify refused to ac
knowledge his claims. Ile reinmeti wealthy, end
one of the mean reptiles of the raw, who aro al
ways found crawling abort the halts of joatice;
advised Inut to bring a suit .ogainatthe second
husband, assuring him that he chair] recover dam
ages. The absurdity of instituting a shim fur a
wife whom death had released (loin the juiledic •
tion of earthly laws was at length agreed to hy all
parties to leave the matter to be adjudged by live
referees. .
• It was upon a bright and beautifuf afternoon in
spring, whin we met to hear thii ,ingular Casa.
The sunlight streamed through the dusty windows
of the • court room, and shed a halo around' the
long grey Lock }.end broad forehead of the defend
ant—whibi theitiarsh features of the plaintiff were
thrown into still bolder relief, by the same beem .
that softened the placid countenance of the ad—
versary.
The phintiff lr s lawyer made a: moat el +pieta
appeal for his client, and had we-not been inform
ed about the matter, our heart a would have been
melted by hie touching description of the return
of nedesolate husband. and the ugony with which
now beheld• hie hounhold gods removed to con—
secrate a stranger'a hearth. The celebrated
Aaron Iltur was counsel for the defendant, and
we anticipated from him a eplentlid display of
Oratory.
Contrary to
-our expectations, however, Burr
made no attempt to refute his opponent's oratory.
'H merely opened II bank oraiatutes, and point.
ing wilts his thin finger to one id the 'gra. d"
sired the referees to rend 1 , , while he nil ed for a
moment for the principal witness. ,•
We hid sraicelr . finished 'nein • which
"fua y . decided the Matter in our minds, tv en Hun
re:enterd with a till and elegant fonaleksning on
his arm. Memo attired in is simple whitetrek,
with a wreath of ivy leaves encircling her' Margo
bonnet,. and & largo veil comphitely concealing her'
countenance;
Burr ohi:pered a few ,words, apparently en
couraging her to advance, and then • gistefully ,
raising her veil. discovered to us* fore of proud.`
surpassing beauty. 1 recollect as .well as if .
were yesterday, how sicreultanconalyclui murmui
of admiration buret from all . preeent, Turni,og
to the plaintiff, Mr:l3urr. 'asked, id b low, quiet
' • . .
you know this lady 2' • •
A us.--. 1 do.'.
.‘ • , 1
Burr.-'Will you swear to that P
will, to the bett'OP itnintledke and
belief L.the is my daughter.' • , ,
Burr.—" Can you {wear to
Ans.--. 1 can:
.. Berr.-...eWbet is her ever , I
Ans.--. She wee 30 yeers old on:te aOtts day
•of April.' , ,- ' • 1 , .
Burr.—e Whe n didlon last see b V
Ans.--•At her own boar, about.,a fortnight
since: - ' • ;
•
Burt.—'When did you see her predate to that
electing V ; r
The plainfiff hesitated—a long petite entitaell , -•
the question was repeated, en the answer than :,
was, . <:•sz;.. ~
'On the feltte day of Illay,l --e-' a
• 'When she lies just three, w,esireld:. : edded?..i .
Burr. 'Gentlemen, continued he. Cape ttt f itir'
"I have brought this lady betel, a len impettant,
witness, and such,l think. she IS. The plaintiff's
counsel had' pleaded elegantly. iri behalf of the
bereaved.
husband, who had tattled the perils of
tea only to return and find hirthome desolate.--
•
But who will picture to you the telfending over
wife
her daily toil, devoting her best ear* to the
drudgery c, sordid poverty, support d only by ace
hope of hir husband's 'return? II Virlio will Feint
the slow lemmas of heart.sichenin „ the westing
anguish o f hope deferred Y Steil finalle: the over
whelming agony which came ti tore her when her '
last hope wee eaunguished, ead the as compelled •
.to believe herself indeed a widow Who ea"
?
depict all this without awakening i your haws
s r
the warmest sympathy for the dese n 1 wife,: ' and •
the uttereat scorn for the mean and itiful wretch
who could thus trample upon the heart of.hat
whom he had sworn to love and ch rish 1 Ws
need not inquire into his motives ifor adios so •
base a part. Whether it was love ef gain or li
centiousnesa, or base Mtn:Telenet, it, matters not;
he is too viten tiling to be gesereedibjetuch laws
as govern men. - Let us neriv ask: t it:to witness--
she who now stands before us wet: the franks ,
fearless brow of *true-hearted women—let 111 214
her which of these two has been ho'her ii fath•
Cr.' - ;
Turning to the lady in a tone whose Sweetness
was, in strange contrast with the sderuful . meet
which pad just characterized his leveed'', ho be- ,
sought( her to relate briefly the - recollections of
her early life. A eligh flush painedter her proud -
and beautiful face as she replied : - ,-, ... -
41f:first recollections are of a arrialllll.fornish•
ed eparterzent, which my sisteened imyielf shired
with n$ mother. She used to carry oat 0.0 every
Saturday evening the work which Iliad occupied
her during the week, and bring back employment
for the following one. Saving 'll'at wearisome
visit to her employers and her rea ar attendance .
at church, she never left the bou t . She often
spoke of
. my , father, and of the entieipated return, ',
but at length she ceased to mention him, though
I °tarred she wept more freequectly than ever. •
I then thought she • wept becausee wets poor,
for it sometimes happened that tou support was
only a bit of dry,bread ; and she w e accustomed ;
to are by the light of the chips !Serif h the kindled '
j
to warm her famishing children", be ause she could
not purchase a candle without deprlving us of our
morning meal. Such was our poarty when my
mother contracted a second ' mettlege, end the
change to us was like a suddere entrance into
Peredise. We found a home end a tither." She
paused. .
, .
. .
'Would you ' , Vito *oten'ehil i dagainst met'
—cried the plajeliff as he impettantly waved hie , ;
hired for her he - Silent. ••
, ' ,
.The eyes of the winters • fleshed fire as shit
spoke. • ;
'You aro not my father,' excleimed she; eehe-•
mently. 'Whet: call you my father,—you who
basely left your, wife to tail and yrme chtldren to • .
beggary I Dieser ! never ! Behold, there is my
(ether, pointing to the agitated &Indent, 'there
n
•is the ma who watched Over !my nfancy-•-who
wan the sharer ;.f my Childish worts end the
guardieu of my intsperienced yotriet. There is'
the men who thous my affections end shares my
home ; there is my father. trer yonder selfish- •
wretch "I know him trot. The best years of his
life have been spent id lawless freedom from social
tics; let him ;seek elsewhere far 'the companion •
of his decrepitude, nor dere insult the ashes of
. my mother by claireing.the 'duties of kindled from
her deserted children."
She drew her veil hastily around her, as she
spoke, and moved as it to withdraiv, l'
'Gentlemen,' said Burr, 'l have no more to
itay. • The words of the (aware eeptessed in the
book before you; the words of ( Nth 101, have
from woolen's pure lips; it is for: you to decide ~
hceurdia to the requi•nion of alum acid the tie. ;
trees of jetties." ; • i ' ' •
' I need not say that our decieimeares in favor
of the defendant, and the plaintiff., went (altheal. ' !.
lowed by the contempt of every - bearable person
oil° was at the trial—[N. Y. Sun.
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11 - .
NO. 34
MIDDLE 4.4IEiL
. .
We are beginning to find out that the , hlerls.:,
ages"' were not so utterly dark as they have beer:
represented. We ascertain that therdniati not that
universal blight upon the Uniforming which it has -.
been the practice of historians tecontrast with the "
flourtsning condition of thetr UeeM thaws. 'Nay, if ,
we are now ti take that measure eth/Ch those pi..
noises adopted, we should estimate heir own era
with as disparaging &comparison with the present.
But the inventions of our own deye—tbo great •
advance of arta and sciences—so fat fen havieg
a tendency to depreciate, throe/At liihropon anti
acknowledge the 'shut of those of then:riddle ages.
—The appreciation is becoming general. We are
old enough to remember the time When it was
thought of little moment It:block up with low, un
seemly edifices, or mutilate for any perpose,those
amazing works of mediaisal genies; one Gadd*
religious structures. We need of )refer to the
decorations they have tnisplayed and mutilated,
and to the general aspect, o, le c rindestruciNto.
character, of our .ministers, will not) rather ash, '
which were the dark ages—Chloe cf the builders
and founders, or those of the obliterators and,de.
Wets? —lt is astonishing that !snail Pandetn'u*
magnificence should ever have been 'qvid with
indifference, and still more astenishi l n 'that dia.
floirement and desecration abOuld h ..ie beer:
suffered ; yet men thought themselves wilmtin those
days. and learned, and ingenious. /Ind so they
were ; but in respect to the arts , they were dark '
.enough—and the spirit of Puritanism was indeed
% bliehrinfecting that darkness; and the elfectir,of
thaf - blight have notryet passed away. It may
apOar3itattge that, after along period of worse
than neglect, we not only appreciste,ltat , such is
our admiration of those works of post genie, (het
I
wo imitate them, and etudy them for , la discovery
of the cannons of the art" hich we think we cannot
with impunity Oct elide. Wehereapeak of thee.,
large and conspicuous monuments of klta min d
, or
the middle ages, but the introsaingl admiration
leads t 3 discoveries of yet'crrore hidden treasures
The genius that designed the;atteictures was
busily and devotionally employed, in ee ry kind of
decoration ; end with asurpriaing,unii of feeling, '
and as if with one sole object to carry ut the new
.
Christian Principles—to tarakesignificalat e!'beauty '
of holiness" in all outwald fhicg4,that men might ,
I look to with an awe .and reverence—and learn.
The sanctity of that one refigibus art-‘-architecture '
demand that nothing without or 'withi should he
!eft ' , eel:ninon or unclean," Put that
~ the whole
and minutest parts Ibis 'precept sholl bo legible' •
and manifest—"Do all to the glory of 'od." Alf •
art was significant to the religionJfor w ich all are'
till science was pursued: 'the work*, of those '
days labored with a lovirri:end trio a trait, ..1:
, Idled up.:"beir ViOlki to an unseen an all-seeing,
I eye, and not to the applause of men; t r who was
there, to, value,. or understated, even ,telt n in some
degree they fell the i nfl uenc e oh the kill which . •
designed and - execrated sueli infinite variety of -
parts, [vibe manifestation of ene,great purpose.
We must no longer speak of the middle ages as
a period of universal intellect:oll'i dark lees. If it
-At ere /3), it would ha a miracle•contrarj to the, in
tention of attacks; and the thoiight has in it ts
'mad of blasphemy wbkh would-stain the sue
taininglarm of lh,:ridence, and imply an
,unboly
W
• rest. ? do nut believe in the poasi 114 of the
beam' : ,ce universally retrograding., We trust ~
that there is olvrays something tieing fe the future
I r y4 W. ii 11 , for the recent ',something fin proms—
si.m, neither acceptable our peaceivled by the
present genciatidn—from whose sight it is, arit
were, hidden—bbried as seed in the earth, to 'spring
UP in its proper Accidence; 'and in due tinie.— •
We want a history of thehuman mind, aifted from
the largo doings—from events which fascinate us
1"to read of, bind as,We areto be active, taking in—
tere3t lathing* of a held 'violence, that have really
benelitted the world Gut kttle, at.least in the tenter
in which we have accepted thent!-,The rise of one •
nation, the subjugation of another; dy'neSties, the
dominion of the sword—theao • the th themes or
histories.,. But in reality - all these. h statical at- •
tinny, viewed for their DiVf. purposes, arc of little
value; while out of all the Imbuleneand
~unint
ended' good has•heen the result. , T. re has been
tivouglioat enure quiet and uclubservedltiork going
on whose in fl uence felt more and nune ‘ by"tlegrece ~
has 'at length became predonalnent, *hewing that
the stirring , events' and characters which had
- hared the ',cent's - and amused speetabits, wer e but
the underplots andsubordinate peeriump of e'great- .
ecur pore serious drama.,-Blockwoa. . .
rP,", Constdatioti.—lt ia 14frprn ible com—
fdri, said the (lying Campbell, ibo, Pxtt to hp alder,
to look built end feel thet I heve'net drritteo one
line keine!. Religion or Virtue. illiasior+riy.erotikl,
in bie eiluetion, eve world+ , tines. 1414 , Xl.,
Campbell did. ,
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