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Live as it is—the' Whigs must organize, arouse,
gird on their armor, rally around the nominee of
the convention, determine upon Victory, and the
malt will begratifying. We shall be animated
by the same spirit which led no to victory last fall ;
the issues are the some, and to show out Strong
attachment to Whig measures, and to Manifest
our desire to uphold the present State and No
tional Administrations, it ii bur imperative duty
( I,co leave r•.othing undone which will work to the
success of the Principles of the Whjg parr} , in
L CO`IIIIII.TTEE. this Sato.
Saturday 51orning, August 25.
TILE PROTECTIVE POLICY OF TIIE COUNTRY
The People Demend Its Restoration'
DEMOCRATIC WHIG NOMINATION
FOR CANA!. COMMISSIONER,
HENRY M. FULLER,
OF LUZERNE COUXTF
STATE CENTRA
_... .
M. Me.MICHAEL.GISSB . .IS HUMPHREY G HiLff
ago. H. HART. IAMES TRAGUAIa,
.THOS. W. DUFFIELD. JOIISUA P. EYRE.
CALEB N. TAYLOR. SAM.I. B. THOMAS,
NATIPL ELI.MAKEIL ISAAC BERTOLET.
HENRY D. MXX.WELL, S. D. LEWIS.
M. C MERCUR. JAMES MOOSE.' JR.,
JOHN.C. MINIMS. WM. R. MORRIS,
41510 N OYSTER. ! M. SWARTZ WELDER
JACOB CRISW ELL, ! FRANCIS JORDAN.
JOHN ALLISON. J. STUART RIDDLE,
!SAMUEL P. JOHNSON, WSI. T. SANDERS.
ALEX. FRAN:ELM, THEOPII/LLIS FENN.
• MAP OF THE COAL Ft ELDS.—"The Map of
the Actin ileac Region or Pennsylvania, embracing
the First And Second:and part of t he Lycoming Call
Fields end Montour Iron Ore Ridge: By Wm. F.
Roberts" has just been published The Map is beau
tifully prepared,; and the Towns, Streams. Roads,
Railways, andpe name of the various Gerd Corn;.
panics, are correctly delineated. The May, should
be in the porsession of every one interested 'in the
Coal field, For Sale at Bannan's—price, only Sfi.
WE HAVE been shOwn, by Or, Depuy, of this
Borough, a set of Art ifiCial'Teeth, manufactured by
him, They are very pretty, present a subs . tantial
appearance, and we have no doubt will answer all
the purposes of mastication to perfection.
GBAHAIA'S MAGAZIN'E, for September, has
been received. We have only room to say that it
is a good number.
TO, THE exclusion-of other matter Prepared for
lheJournal, we give ortr correspondents lull scope
this week.
GAS FIXTIIIIES.—Our.friend. Mr. Warner,
is alreatijt prepgred to put up Gas Fixtures of every
description in This 13orough. See advertisernebt.
Q 3 ne nomination of Henry M. Fuller, of
Luzernesounty, is receirekwith general eppra
batten by the Whig Press of Pennsylvsois: ft is
agreed that beside his high qualifications for the
office. he possesses an unusual degree of persons I
popularity. Ile will receive the votes of the entire
Whig party, and thbuuends of honest democrats
who are opposed to the corruptions, which under
locofoco rule, have crept into the management of
the public works.
nriffore triVorlafions. , —The amount of duties
paid on Thursday, of lasti week, et the Custom
House,4iew York, wax the largest ever known in
the history of this country. For four days the ag
gregate receipts were $BOO,OOO, and it was thought
the-week would add up $1,000,000. Onemillion
'of dollars paid as duty oa Foreign Goode in one
wreek-t What a commentery upon the Protective
features of the ratifier 18(6. These imparta-
Conawill just have a tendency to pot us still more
upon the baet ground.. and in addition to the
cumber of works which see already closed, others
ausst necessarily fellow; by which binds will be
unemployed.; the raw material will lie inactive,
and a general prostration of business will ensue.
ft is time that the Workingmen should ponder
upon these thiag.
. gds Erects of Loerfoeoism.—Another of the
large furnaces of the Montouriron • Company, at
Danville wu bloWn out or, Friday last, leaving
but one of their four furnaces in operation: So sari
the Pauline Democrat. The reason saeigeed is
The low price of iron and the slim prospect of any
immediate improvement. *The Company' has a
urge quantity of iron still on band, which will keep
their Rolling Mill going for some time.• No sta—
bility in the iron Wainer', can be expected under
the abominable ad 'Ammo system of the Tariff of
1844 Without the sabatitution of specific dories,
-.‘,rritiiiW,frcon works mast drag ea a sickly existence,
►orjt to the caprices of Eiiglisb moaractorers,
. who zegal.te The prices.
The campai g n in the Wesf. —The We-t.
, en] portion of our State promises to do well for
the Whig nominee, and the principles upon which
be is nominated. The Pinsburg Gazette of a few
days back, gromises a majority, ranging from two
to three thousand for Fuller, and says that prewnt
appearances, in the West, indicate a spirited and
active campaign. Was/rinerm,county looks well.
end promises well. Bearer will do her bear, shorn
4118 she is, of much of her former strength. But
ler promises a Whig victory, and she will
redeem her pledge. Young Lawrence will plant
. her maiden sword in the Democratic ranks, and
gain a brilliant Whig victory. Pot her down as
a strong Whig county. We have nothing to dis
courage us in any part of Western Pennsylvania.
Our most drearled foe is General Apathy. If we
can overcome his paralizing influences, all will be
well. Up, Whip, and prepare for the contest.
• Cif' Support
,your Own.—lt should be the ob
ject of every citizen to ;support borne manuria l :ire
—that is, patronize the Mechanics and Busineit
-men of the town in which ere reside. It is the
. 0 131, truabasie of success, and-when departed from,
the cane of the slow growth of a town-will not
be difficult to solve. Our own Mechanics and
11111105 " men, should always come in first for
home patronage. The elects of such a course
would be-beneficially telt by all. It is true, tbst
brooms caair,we must pay atria more than simi
lar...slides can be purchased for abroad; but even
• by doing this4we will feel the good effects upon
ourselves: liticausa it will be keeping the" circula
ting medium in our midst—make ell branches of
'. business flourish—give employment to Our own
Stechsnics intiged of these abroad, in cities—ie.
7-4Creue the priWperity of the place, and make us
•.• Wel independent of all others.
peva of Captain Dan Drake Remy. Capt.
Dan Drake Henry died in the Hospital of the
Bitters of Charity, in St.Louir, on the 17th inat.
.Capt Henry was a man of more Maxi ordinary
eouraga and lalor. Hs has brava.' death i thou.
and titan in the strain .o hi country.
nENfilir M. Fi14i.V.134 'ESQ.
It affords as more than ordinary pleasure to
hoist to our-mast-head the name of Fuller, of
';suzerne, as the Whig nominee for Canal Com
missioner. The unanimity with which the nomi
nation was made, the'eitensive knowledge of
which Mr . P.; is possessed with . regard to the
affairs' of this State, his undoubted ability to dia.
charge the duties of the office, and his firm adhes
ranee to Whig principles, will at once arouse the
People of the Keystone State to his support. Oar
candidate is too well known to the people of Penn
sylvsnie to require a sketch of his life. 4. member
of the late Legislature, he exhibited such superior
business tart, and gave so strong evidence of future
service to his State, that be ivas at once settled
upon as the Whig noines for C , snalCommissioner.
The recent COnveatiiiti merely rated acumination
which the People tuff made. It now remains for
the People—those cr . Cthem who desire to see Re.
form introduced 143 f maintained in our Canal
Board—to stand by The nominee, who is i man,
against whom nothirig can be said, whose integrity
is unquestionable, and whose success most redound
to the interest of the people or the whole State.
Prepare, then, fellow citizens for the, contest.
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011 R DLITT.
The Fall Cetnpaign may now be considered u
commenced. The nominations for Canal Com—
missioners, have been made, and in a number of
counties, in this State, are the tickets in the field.
The work of the Whigs of the State will now
begin, and in order to elect our Canal Commis
sioner, and procure a majority in the Legisliture,
they cannot too soon put the shoulder to the wheel.
—Already are the Locofous, whobave obtained
the precedence in their nominations, circulating,
Over the State, documents in support of their can.:
Mat"; and to counteract this influence—destruc.
LOCOFOCO HYPOCRISY:
The following paragraph, relative to the' Reso
lution, passed by the Whig State Convention, is
taken from the Emporium, of %big week; and we
insert it to show bow destitute of troth it it:
"1 aeries of high sounding resolutions were adop
ted by the Convention, professing as usual, the extra
ordinary lova of the °mines*Tic Whigs for the
.-Mott Lasoutim !MN." This is an old trick of the
Federal party, , which has sometimes answered them
2 good purpoi-e, but tho people have learned from sad
experience that these promises are utterly fallacious,
and therefiirc will trust to them no Mager."
The resolutions, alluded to, speak manfully in
defence of the rights of the Workingmen, and un
like_ those o(, the! Locofoeo party, they are -not
merely put fOrwar for political effect ; but to let
the People know tl at there is one party in the land
who'eare for the Welfare of the Laborers—a party
whose object is to endeavor to extricate the Work.
ingmen from the 'abyss of ruin into which they
base been plunget( by the Locofocos. The trerich.
eroua conduct of the Locofoco party, in 1844,
when, after having procured the voter, ofof the
Workingmen uMin the Tariff question—when
they promised fr(ithfully that the Tariff of '42
should remain undisturbed—and that "Polk was A
better Tariff man then Clay:' is too fresh in the
memory of the Piiople, for them to be mislead by
such assertions at arc contained in the E'mporium
of this Borough 4ant now, when we Vigit , the
present state of the country, end trace the cause,
the WorkingmeMwill eitaily see that their interests
have been most Madly sacri4ced by the Leer:foe°
party.
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T t UE TARIFF.
TEE PEOPLE MOPIXO
A meeting of Iron Masters was held at Pitts—
burg, on pail:mis t y last, to take into consideration
the depressed state of the Country, and to lacer.
tarn the Muses. Ilion. C. Myers, of Clarion, was
called to the chair. The following are the moat
important resoluiionspassed. It will be seen that
i
the effects are trseed to the proper cause:
Resolved, Tha i t the present depressed state of
the iron trade heat its origin and is entirely caused
by , the low ratet duty at which English Iron is
admitted into th i s country under the Tariff law
of 1846, and its njudicious ad valorem principles.
Resolved, Tb t five-sixths of the value of pig
iron consists of abor, and as this labor can be
procured i 2 Ent and at leas than one-third of what
it usually commands in good times in this Coun
try, we, in the United States, can never compete
with the Ungliih Iron =sten, eicept by a re
auction of labor Ito the pauper rates of that country,
or protection tram its competition.
Resolved,' That it is not ths wish of any of
the meetingrand we hope of no American, to
see the rates ge, labor in this happy Country, re .
duced to the rates of poverty in Europe.
Resolved, That to insure a different and more
happy state of ;things among us, the labor of this
Country, including alias mineral and agricultursl
product., must:be protected in our markers . from
the redundarrt I;tbor of other countries.
Resolved, Tilat we and each of us pledge our
selves to use the utmost of our exertions to procure
such protection, which can only be secured by a
duty of specifie settee.
Resolved; Thst it is the duty of the iron men
ante agrienituraiista in Western Pennsylvania and
elsewhere, to hedd meetings in their different coun
ties and organics., for the purpose of petitioning,
Congress for a Change from the present ad valorem
to a system of 'spec fic duties of adequate protec
tion to the IsbOr of the country.
Resolved, That this meeting ecommend a Con
vention of the: Furnace owners of Pennsylvania,
Virginia, Ohio sod Kentucky, to be held at the
city of Pttlabirgh. err Wednesday,-the 2:ot of
November neat, to take into consideration all ne
cessary and fUrther action on the premises.
We lust the the meeting to be convened, at
Pittsburg, on ;the 2tst of November, will be fully
attended by all the Iron Men in the State. Now
is the the time to speak; and let action the 'roost
prompt and energetic be had.
rg• loon* Wkigs.—lt is to the young and
active memdris of the Whig party, that we look
for importst,dand effitient services. We can not
better sidrewithem. than by adopting the language
of the members of the ”.a.vsocriation of Whigs,"
aced in addreirting the Young Mert'of this State:
To the young wren of the party—:to those whoa°
patriutiem.,and devotion to the public weal is ad
dom invokedi in saint—to these whe wielded the
bet campaign into an enduring monument of well
applied energy—to you in particular. we appeal,
to renew the itijorrof yoar loath is the approach.
log canvas/. The candidate of the nary. Mr.
Fuller, is with you in every {enemas tie that binds
heart to heart in a great and glorious cause; In
his nomination emery one of you should feel a per
sral pride tad interest.. He is one of yourselves
—taken from your ranks—s fraok and ardent—
warm-heated and right-minded young citizen, of
the Keystone --committed by every impulse, by
every ptineipleif the generene, self-devoting spirit
of yowth, is the faithful service, the honor and
prosperity if his native Stater.
or CL Benlon'a Course.—Col. Senton'a
party in Mastoid, appear detecadned to stand
by him. 1 to Platte sod Clay Cecilia, te.
isolations ,;11: the etrongest sad most decisive
character leers paeseo. Wl:man his coarse and
, condemning the resctintions pissed by the tact
Legislature of that State. The meeting alio re.
solved that they would support no can for the
§e este of the Housed Representatives who would
cot pledipt himself to
.snstain Col. !lento's, and
to vote r f f expunging the resolutions of instrue•
Lion adopted at the last union. ••
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vit'ocur parts of Poona,kings, dysenter, rad
prevalsat.
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THE MINERS' JOURNAL, AND POTTSVIL,LE GENERAL ADVERTISER.
WHIG STATIC CONVENTION.
The Whig Convention of this State to
nate a candidate for Canal Commiarioner,
aaem
bled on Thursday, of last week, at Harriihurg. It
was folly attended, and the greatest harmony and
good feeling prevailed. EuvrinC. W 'Laos, Erg.
of Venango,'presidel, twisted by a number of Vice
Presidents. Henry M. Fuller, Esq. of Luzern
County, was' nominated by acclimation.
Schuylkill County was represented by James
B. Levan, Senatorial, and I). G. McCown and
Roberi Morris, Esgre, Representative delegates.
The Convention having nominated their can
didate pawed the usual resolution( end then ad..
jonmed with three cheers for the nominee.
The resolutions congratulate the people of the
State 'Tan the cheering result of the lato Petal
dentist electrons; they speak in laudatory terms
Of the Cabinet, and especially of the Secretary of
the Treasury, who it from our State ; ego of the
lion. James Cooper, our Senator,—and advocate,
the election of lodges by the people, sympathize
with the Hungarians in their struggle for Liberty
and approve of the Ten flour Lew. The follow
ing. are the. reselutiona relative to the Tariff,
Slavery, 4c. &e.•
Resolved, That if properly sustained by the ac
tion of Congress, the enlightened Chief Magistrate
of the nation will in a brief apses of time restore
to the people of this country, the policy adopted
by ehe fathers of the Republic; the dissemination
of just east:loaf laws, protectien to their honest
industry, adequate wages for their labor,the len.
provement of Rivers and Harbors, In the pro.
motion of their general happiness.
Resolved, That protection to the industry of the
people is zoe of the first duties of government;
that the true interests of the State and Nation are
best promoted by placing the Manufacturer, Me
chanic and Laborer, side by side with the sgricul
turalist—that the days of greatest prosperity for
the country have been those when domestic labor
has been protected and unnecessary and excessive
importation of foreign fabrics prevented by ■ pro.
per tariff of deities. sod in our opinior., such re.
sults have not Warned the tariff of 1846, and can
never be promoted by its contintlineN
Resolved, That as Pennsylvanians, we cannot
tamely submit to Pee our iron manufactories thrown
idle, our mines of coal rendered valueless, our Is.
borers and citizens unemployed, our farmers with
out a market for their products, our capital de
stroyed, and business paralyzed, to try any further
experiments on tae Locuroco theories of Free
Trade, when, we eta tausht•Ly all past pip er ince
that poverty and want must be the conarquence of
importing tram other countries those articles which
we can better manufacture within our own bor.
dere.
ReArrived, That, In the language of Governor
"Wm. F. Johnson, we view elavery es en infraction
of human rights—opposedto the enlightened spirit
of our Gee inashutione—destructive of equality of
power in the general government, by enlarging,
where it elials,the constitutional representation—.
possessing an influence against Northern and
Western policy and interests, by promoting a rye.
tern of laws destructive of domestic irldustry and
vitally effecting free labor—retarding the natural
growth of population and improvement, by the ap•
propri.tion of large tracts of lend for the benefit
of the few, to the injury of the rtimp—as in open
defiance of the spirit of the age, the ; march of ra
tional truth, Anil the enlightened policy of man
kind; and while in good faith we would maintain
the compromires of the constitution, the further
extension of the system. should be steadily and
firmly resi,terl.' . .
Revolved, That the thanks of thia`Conirention
are due to our efficient and indefatigable State
Treasurer, Hon.Ginzos 4. BALT., for his patriotic
and successful exertions in paying the interest on
our state debt in specie, thereby sustaining the
credit of, the Commonwealth against the unworthy
combination of the Locofocis leaders to tarnish and
break it down, by prematurely drawing enormous
sums of money from the.publie treasury to place
in the hands of their officesholders and political
parasites, under a pretext of paying the laborers
on the public works.
Resolved, Tint in presenting to the citizen. of
Pennsylvania. the name of HENRY M..FULLER
lea candidate for their anilines for the office of
Canal Commissioner, we have given them a man
entirely worthy of their confidence, one who is
well known to the people, end the entire unani—
mity of this convention is the surest criterion 'of
the estimation is which he is held by hip fellow
citizens.
Local Jtents.
tgr &hoofs io Poltseille.—We publish in our
paper, the advertisements of several Schools. located
in this place. ,
The Young Ladies' Seminsry of Murcia M. Allen
will resume its duties on the' 3d of . ..Septembr. This
Seminary is worthy the patronage or parents and
guardians.
We also invite attention fo the advertisement of
Miss McCooL All the branches taught in well con
ducted Schools. are taught in this Institution. We
have no doubt but that the Principal will give satis-
faction to all who entrust her with patronage.
A new Institution. named the s•Pattsville Institute"
will open for the reception of pupils, on the 3d of
nest month. It is under the charge of Thos. I).
Rempton, who will use his best endeavors to render
satisfaction. See adverttsement.
The Public Schools, in this Borough, also open on
Monday. the 3d ofSeptember.
Mr. and Mrs. Town's Seminary will also open on
the 27th of thitscwinth.
With these Schools, to which one citizeitscan rend
their children. in "our town. no complaint need be
made for the want of educational facilities.
M r. Beautiful Brick for Fronts, F.
Ilodgson has caused to be pot up in front alba Penn.
aylvanta Ilall, a front, composed of the Brick manu
factured at his•Estahlishmeat at Brockville. For
purposes, it is the most desirable color that
could.tie obtained. and we are assured no/1670y that
thry'are cheaper by 33 pr r cent, than the Philadel
phia pressed Brick for the Fronts of Houses. dm 113
addition to Fire Brick turned out at Mr. F's Estab
lisbmcut. he manufacturea an excellent article of
Paring Brick, which is satd to be more durable than
the Bock genera/1y used for said purpose. Several
of our cit tens have already evaded thernselwas of the
Brick fur paring.
Military Parade ; —The National Light
Infantry, or this Borough, paraded , oar Streets, on
Monday fait. They went through their various evo•
lotions with ease, and presentedeuite a Soldicr•lile
appearance., The Schuylkill . county Cavalry, also
paraded, and made a fine appearance.
1... V Wafer Works in Tamaqua.—A meeting
f the citizens or Tamagon. was heW on Saturday
ass, if/ front of BMW/ MO, to Catlikir the pro.
lett of constructing water.works for that (*Hough.
'l'he committee appointed at a former meeting male
their report.
lar Serious Accident —A man named Patrick
Mutt:tn. employed at ArGinnis`Almes, at the upper
end of town, met with a very serious accident on
rnesdajt last. by which he broke his collar bone, his
arm. and very badly mashed one of his hands, beside
doing.other sericus injury.
LT Gas Works —The erection or- the Gas
Works. has been commenced. They are located on
Rail Road Buell. near the . Way &ale, in this Borough.
It is thought we shall hare Gas in the course ofa few
months with which to light our streets and dwellings.
rg. • The Tamaqua Legion informs on of en
other accident that occurred at Denniston, Bowman
& Co's. slope at Reinhart's Run. on Saturday week
It appears that at noon as the hands were coming up
the slope in cars, Mr. Ceo. Seida, a miner, standing
erect al they came to a low place in the slope, struck
his head againat the top of the slope. throwing him
back on the car with such force as to break his back.
He was immediately .conreyed to his lodging when
medical aid was called.
'Ur Creditable —The tit leen, of Ta magus base
succeeded in raising nearly two hundred dollars for
the citizens of Mauch Chunk, who have recently been
so unfonunate, in having the greater part of their
flourishing town dedroyed by Bre,
irgir Serious .elerident—TheiCost Train, as it
was proceeding down. at the canal speed. met with
quite A serinos accident, near Pottstown, on Tuesday
last. 'fforne of the Can were thrown off the track,
down the-.hank, and crushed, and a portion of the
road war cousideratify torn op. No one injured.
GO! Gone to California.—Andrew D. Wbite
and Henry Fisher Scott, of this Bororroh, tailed, in the
Steamer Empire City. from New York, bet week,
for Chaves. on their way to California. A number
of indiritioala have left the Coal for the Gold Region,
and we trust they may all, realize their triter:tarmac
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Mr' We are pleased to learn that William R.
Waters, of this place, who was so seriously injured
by the saddest on the Philadelphia sod New York
Rail Etta a few week. since. is slowly rem:taming.
We are informed; by letter, that he is properly Men
ded to, bv some of the citizens of Prineeton.astere be
is now Vies ; and the :lad Road Company also en
deavor to make his case as comfortable as possible.
His leg, ss was Ent thought, W ill not bare to be am
putated.
ar Rev. Dr. Puller.—This gentleman, we
understand, will deliver an address to the pupils of
the PONT dle Academy, in &comma of a .bon time.
cir minupy Riedions.- 7 •At an election of the
members oldie National Light Infantry. of this 13o.•
sough, on Monday last, the following geattemen were
elected officers:
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Captain, Frank Pott. •
let Lieut. Henry Lord•
2d • do, Robert M. Palmer.F •
2dld do. Edward McDonald.
Capt. Bland and Lieut. Seven. the old officers
declined.
The Schcrylkill extent, Trani). oleo had sii election
the same day. which revolted as follows:
Captain, Geo. C. tVynkoop,
let Lieut. Michael Alortimer. '
2d dn. Daniel Schenk:
Cornet, Wan. 13. Gore. _
Treas.r. John Mania. .
inti P Penny/tee:nig Hall—The Lease and Fur
niture of this Hotel ire offered for sale; the prevent
Proprietor being about to decline the business. This
is a fine opportunity for any person .who desires to
keep , a lintel of the first class—it is well icon tad, and
has a desirable too 8t eua'om.
Mail Siftings.
"I say, Jim, ere there any bears in yeoman•
try in the winter 1" ..Yes the ice beam"
At,. Polk. ft is stated - that Mt: Poth left 4
fa 'tune estimated at $100;000. •
An agent of the Attlefieltl Bible Soeiety—Mr
Fred Duet—went out in the Empire City (or Cal.
if orals.
Texas Chrislianising.—:-About 800 parsons
hive united with different chnrehes within the last
eight months, in the Colorado Valley, Teets.
hi Advance. In one of the eountiei of Ken—
tucky, they make their candidates pledge them•
eaves &in favor of the next war."
A common locomotive engine consumes not less
than two and a belt cords of wood for every one
hundred miles it runs.
No less en amount than...£22.009,009 have
been invested in English securities by lo:eign
capitalists during the last eighteen months.
A gentleman looking upon an 'extensiveseon
flagration, expressed his surprise n Mires Words,
each the name of an`Cnglisb autboe-- - Dickens,
11orsitt, Borne,' •
The only Fortrivor of the seven men wounded
at the battle of New Orleans, in 1815, is Mr. Si,.
Crawford, of Cincinnati.
A profitable Fer•y,—The retripte of the Fa I.
ton Ferry, York, are estimated, at nine hundred
and twelve thousand ave ihundred dollars ptr
MIOI2I.
Too Gad.—At New Orkin., on the 9th, Wm.
Callender had bis eyes .cruelly gouged out• by
Win. Hinton, in a fight., The assailant was held
to bail in $3.000.
Father Matthew administered the pledge to
about 1,000 persona in Roxbury, on Friday. lie
has already given the pledge to upwards of 20,000
in Boston city and vicinity.
The dying charge of the late Alfred Bishop,
of Bridgeport, to his eons we., "Serve God and
your country, and be benevolent." The sub
stance of many essays is catbraced in this short
sentence.
There is a fellow somewhere who carries his
senso.of honor ea IV as 'to spend his time in per.
feet idleness, because he does not like to lake ad,
vantage of lime.
Air. Wm. Rea, on Cambridge, MI, hria,in his
possession a white rain, which was taken from
a nest with lieVeral other. of a (Missal color.
Neci, Cotton.—The Gm bail of Georgia cot
ton, the growth of the present Beeson. was receiv
ed at Macon on the 11th inst., end sold at 10i
cents per pound:
Manufacture of Iron —Gideon G. Dennis,
El., of Portsmouth, K . I , has made several very
valuable improvements in the manufacture Mf
iron ; one of which ho has disposed of for $50.000 .
A want. —The II trrisburg Telegraph wants
ten thousand additional subscribers. It is now a
good paper, and deserves them.
Great Mortality. A letter in the Nast York
Tribune from Panama. states that ono thOusand
natives of Panants have died of cholera since its
c ommencement.
The President's Visit to Nita Yorh.—The
Herald era th a t President Taylor is esPeeted to
visit New York city about the 20th mf September.
after booing attended thetitete Agrieolturel F a i r
at Svrseueo.
Austrian Aferey.—A inane justice of the peace.
neer Ogdenburg, An sss i.. leely siezed one or
Kossuth's emiusrieu, sod caused his tongue to be
cut out.
Last IVords. The hat wails of Gan. Gaines
ore said to he:—"Sly dear wife. farewell. You
cannot imagine how I lore you."
Arrests al .Montreal.— Five wrests Were made
at Montreal on Wednrclay last—Ofrd Conk.
Dyer, Ewing, and Courtney, have been arrested
*in the charge of tumult and the destruction of
the Parliament house.
Brifiih Freedwn of the Treat.—The tri,h
Stamp-office authorities bar-, by direction of Gov
ernment, refused to resister th,e propo.ed new
series of the Nation newAptpar, or supply swaps
for it. Therefore Duffy's new project is knocked
on the head.--Globe.
Pleasure ••, Religion. There are more than
a dozen of New York churches closed jort now,
in consequence of a flight of their congregation.
into the country; but nest Sunday week will see
the most of them re.opeoing.
The Cause of France's Unquiet. Jules Fa.
bre, iu a debate in the French Assembly on` res—
tricting the freedom of the pre., said forcibly that
the cause of France's unquiet. , eras because its re.
publican heart was still euclosed in a mon trch i—
s) mould."
Mr. Wise, a Virginia farmer, has recently suc
ceeded in covering with a fine growth of natural
hair, the heads of sesaral gentlemen of Roth mond,
some of whom had been ball for many years. He
causes the new heir to appear in from four to nine
days.
Statistical Information.—One of our er.
changes says—. It ta estimated that the rats in the
Honed States [MIAOW $600,000 worth of grain
in a year." Cl:lrian at this statement is, it would
be still more curious to know by what .strange
process of ratiocination it wee :arrived at.'
Mississippi.—The whole of the public lend in
this State amounting to 30,174,080 acres, have
been surseyd and brought into the market. Of
the public lands in Mississippi, 11,185,040 acres
' remain unsold.'
1 ani informed that on this morning two new
poet offices were established se : ••}3sm,
Greco Co., Wit."'end ..Koseuth, Washington
Co., Me," with a view to perpetuate as fir as
possible the names of the brave and notorious
actors in the Munition War.—[ Wash. Cur.
Halt. San.
// is said, that Louis Philippe has expressed his
intention of asking permission of the French Go
vernment to make a pilgrimage to preps where
the bodies tithe Duke of Otlearut, and other mem
bers of his family are buried.
The London correspondent of the National la.
telligencer rays that Lord Brougham's late-con,
duct in the House of Lords has led to serious
doubts ma to his sanity • his behavior when sitting
on appeals has long been undignified, not to say
improper, and is certain cues, indecent in the
highest degree.
Gang' Doters.—The price of flour at But
Francisco, Califorria, at the latest dates, was $6,•
4038,00 per barrel: This is something less than
$4O, the price a law month. ego Z
Pedestrian Peat. Nis. Anna Northrop, up—
ward of 80 years of age. a few day. since, walked
(torn her residence in If drank , to the hou■e of a
friend in Numphteysville, and returned .gun the
earn. day, hawing , walked s distamee of twenty.
sit miles.
Dreadful Aikmpt at Seyetestraction. A man
undertook to 'boot bimself in Albany some days
since, with • horse pistol. Before he bed pliCed
the dreadful instrument to his ear, be bad the pre&
aim dialed io dram the charge, to whielfairmn.
stance we may attribute his proeidentildiscape.,
The Eastern Penitentiary. There are het
seven females in the Eastern Penitentiary et the
present time, friar of whom arecolored, and three
The males number over 160. Not a ease
of chokes has occurred in the prison since the rip
pealsote of the epidemic. .
Venerable Afriam. There is • neves' on the
estate of John C. Calhoun, aged 112 years. She
was brought from Africa, and hu been in his
family for a eentutry,,t3he has 62 descendants,
eilleving on the sameVintation.
•
Ir4.—The total amount of the Hun—
gsrien armies is estimated to be from 160.000 to
200,000, without counting the militia. Though
largn, it is only about • moiety at the enemy.
it is thought that next winter will be a great
malice! mason ; but many wilt miss their friend*
at *bai l 'matelot:ord plats, and It will be found
that many - a voice of harmony bas'beerr bashed
forever.
single lighted candle eansuesas neaely as
much air as a human being.' •
TO TEACHERS AND SCROD!. DI.
RECTORS.
TIM subscriber inviter the attention of Teacher)
and School Directors, particularly In Schuylkill Co., '
to the following new and improved School Books pub-
Baked by him, called
Ticknor•. Colombian Cairo!eine,
Do 'Youths' Columbian Calculator,.
Do . Table Book,
Do Columbian Spelling Bookt
Do . Practical Common School Memnuatlon,
which will be ready in ■ few days.
These Books are already extensively need in this
County, a:4l in unchangeable a population %o we hive.
It is desirable that the Books used in our School.
should be as uniform as possible; we therefore call
the particular 3ttentioz. of School Directors and Teach'.
era to this eerie% 'on the the sommencement of the
Schriols tills fall. These Books have received the ap
• tbation of about 500 professors and Teachers, as
the best works on the •utdeeth on which they treat.
Cells, ere also tie cheapest Books is tee niarket.
Merchant*, Teachers. School Directors, dec., sup.
plied at the lowest rate., by the quantity.
B. BANN AN',
Printer, Publisher and Bookseller.
rOTTSVILLE MASSE S. 51 . 1 tik,
COS/lEomb WEEKLY FOR TIM 10ifirN.IL.
Wheat. Floor, bbl. $5 00 Dr'd Peaches par.d. 300
Rye do' do 450 do do unpar'd. 175
Wheat, bush. 110 Dr' J Apples, par'd. 75
Rye, do 551 Eggs, doz. , 10
MCaro, do Dotter, lb. 1 2 1
Oats, do , 40. Dawn, 00
Potatoes, do 601 Hams, .. 10
Timothy Seed, 0 50 I Illy. ton, 16 00
Clover do 350 1 Plaster. r `o OO
211ABnIED
On the 51h Inst.. by Mrs.]. W.lfolimier, Mr FRAN
KLIN W. WAGONER, or Orwigsbore. to Miss JENS!.
MA, daughter of Mr. Wm. bletzicrif Pottsville.
I=
In this Berough on the 14th Inst.. LOVILLA C..
daughter of and Margaret Bird, In the iiith year
of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family, are lathed
'to attend her fanemr, from her parents' tesidence this
after noon, at 2 o'rlock. -
In West Branch Vallsv. nn Thnriday Evening last,
Mr. CU ARLES DE FOBE3r, In the sfth year of has
age.
The friends of the family ate inched to Attend the
funeral,' this afternoon, at 1 o'clock without further
'notice.
In Barry ItlWhshin Schuylkillnn the 20th
rm., Mr. VALENTINE BUDER, aged 90 years 2
months and 2 days.
Mr. Kitties lived in the slot my days or time Ainerlcan
itavolutinn,in whose scenes he WU an'aetive
partid
pant. May , his ashes rest In peace.
in Philadelphia. on Thursday lass. Dr. THOMAS
FITCR, long • resident of Schuylkill Haven. in this
county, aged 76 years.
In this Botough. on Sunday, last, JOHN C. BOYD,
Esq. formerly of Danville, aged 13 ;ears. _.
At Orwiestmeg Landing, on the 20th Inst., Mr. BEN
JAMIN COLLEB, In the 3viti year able age.
,r^} THE'ORAND ORDER OF CICERONEANS.
Cc' are requested to meet at their Room, in the Town
Ball. 'on the Evening of thdr EirAtd Nottkly Xen
ia!, when and where an election for officers will take
place. A full attendance is required .
By order of the
67MINERSVILLE BAYING FUND Asiociation.
—A semi-annual meeting of the t3tottithoidern Of
the above aesoeiatioa, will be held at firatn'a Motel, oo
.Tlsuraday, the 30th init.. at 8 o'clock, P. M.
1. wArtfics R . iFfrit•KNEV. Boo.Y.
k-Ap IMPROVED ORDER OP BED MBS—Schuyt
i,r• kill Tribe N0.'2.-Stated meetings of the Society
are held every Friday evening at Stichter's Hail. The
Members are, requested to be in. attendance, as boat.
ness of importance will be transacted.
J. P. BERTRAM. See'Y.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
po> TIII MIME are respectfully informed, that
.4" . the Congregation of the Associate Reformed Pres.
byterian Chinch, Worshiping in Thompson's Hall, cor
ner of Market and Second streets. bavins engaged the
services of the Rev D T Carnahan. of Philadelphia,
there will be regular service morning and rfternocn,
for the future at the above place. tat
.p." UNIVERSALIST CIILIRCII.—Services are held
'a' In the 94 story of Stichter:s Newhall, every Sab
bath morning and evening at the float hours Rev. It.
K. DitVBii, of Ltmerne County, Paslor,
The publir are teipectfully invited to attend.
THEFiIaTESTANT EPIBC6P.U. CUGRCII.
—The following Resolution has been passed by
the Vestry or Trinity Church. Pottsville.
Resolved. That in consideration ofihe sums contribu.
led and to be contributed us dnnshlons to the erection
and furnishing of the church edifice; the vestry do
hereby set apart, and apnrourhste • FIFTY -EIGHT
PElNlS;which shall be, and remain/ref for all persons
who may desire to worship in the Ehiarch. These
pews are lucated as follows :
IN VIE CENTRE AISLE,
North side, No. 111, 119, PT% 135, 113. 151. 1511
South side, No. lIR. 120, 12M, 134; 111. 132, 140
IN TOE NORTH AISLE.
•
North Aide, N0:1,7.13.10.25, 31, 37, 43, 51, 53 51,55
South side, No. 2, 8. 14,'20:20, 32, 30, 44, 50, 32.
IN THE SOUTH AISLE.
South side, N 0.56, 57: 58,60,74, Ba, 86. 98, al, 101. 110.
North side. No. 59, 67, 73. 79, 85, 94 97, 199.
DIVINES.FRVICE is held In the Church every Sun
day., Morning, Service commences at 101 o'clock.
.afirvoeis Service cow menu.* at 4 o'clock. And eve n
na service., on the first Sunday of every month.
TRINITY CUURCII CEMETERY. AT MOUNT
LAUREL—The Vestry of Trinity Church, Untin
•ille. arc now re grip to sell burial Into and graves in that
large and beauttfu: plot of Around, near the Junction of
Market Street and the Minersville Road, which they
linne lately enclosed and laid nnt.Tor aCentetery. /tri
plication for lots or single ...ravel may he mad. to AN
DREW RUSSEL. Esq.. Treasurer of the Church. at
whose °Rice onMrhaniongo Street; n plan of She Ceme
tery Can be seen, or Edward Owen Patry, Esq.,
Centre Street. •
THE GREAT MEDICINE or gag DAY Ducroa
Tamara . ' Rsassrssitt s.—Thia tociiimne has the
Peculiar fortune of being recommended and prescribed
by the most rcaticctable physician, of the canary, and
oMq requires a trial to briugit into general use, It is
put up in miart bottles, and is ■in times cheaper than
any Other preprtration.;, ilea. Townsend is a physician
of great reputation ia Albany. N. V. and the Physicians
generally Its that 04 , prescribe It In their practice
The following is a cettigleate from some'nf them:
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Townsend iii;aintogt daily receiving order. from
Physician, in different pails at the Union.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned Physicians
o the city of Albany have it; owners", calk ;nectar.
bed Dr. Townsend•s Sarsaparilla. and we be.leue II to
be one of the rood ialuable preparations of the Saran
darilla is die
IL U. PIILINO, M. D.
J., WILSON, M. D.
IL. P. DRICCS, M. D.
P. E. ELMENDORP, M. D.
Albany, April 1, ISO
Dr. Seymour, the writer of the following, Is one of
he oldest and most respectable Physicians In Conn.
liamlord. Xt., May 91, 16t6.
Dr. Tow ....Dear ••To,raccnd., Sarsa
parilla" finis a ready sate in Hartford—ls highly es.
'teemed by all who have made use of it, and we hava
tenon to believe Its good qualities will be daily awe,
tinted by a discerning pviitic.. I base drily calls for it;
and hope you will be remunerated for your exertions to
render nerviee to the afflicted. I ant sir, your obedient
■errant, HARVEY iSEYIIIOIM, M. D.
[V•Tht Crnerst Agency for the sate of the Sena.
partite Is at Ilasnao's litotourtore Pottsvllleothere Drug
gists aed others can be suppllcdwholesale at the Mum
(letterer. prices.
It Is also fn; sale In Pottsville nt Clemens & Reis •
lera and John S. C. Martin'S Ding Stores; E. J.
Fry,Tamenua ; J. W. Gibbs, Unseen. Mineraville;
C. Franey, Orwigsbnrg; Henry Shlsoles, and W. L.
•
Ifelsler,Port Carboni Paul Oars, Pinegrove; J. C. C
Itue,bes, Pottsville.
1i See ad ve , “temeat ipsonthereolatmn A cirentor
:.ontalning a large number of reftlfloMCS from
clans and °dime 'Can be examined at Bannan's Book
-lOrt.Price 81 dltbott le. or 6 Bottler forlf.
• BEWARE OF GOUNTEIWEITd.—.7Myter./Conii
terfeit Detector. and fretted Siete* Money Reporter.
he beet In th Vetted Statue, containing fac chute
rimming, of all the Gold, Sliver, and Copper colon In
ircnlation with their value attached: collected month
ly. No merchant or dealer ought to be without k.
S. Persone enclosin; one dotter to the subirerther
twill have the Detector mailed monthly one year to their
WANTED.
VET ANT ED—• Situation as each by a young man',
V = just arrived from South Wales, Has been en
aged far (be last eight years in that capacity. at An
thracite Collieries.. in the neighborhood of Swansea
and faunally. Address 'Cleat, Past Office, Llewellyn,
elebnylkill Co. (Ann 11, '4ll-934ts
MINERS WANTE.D...TWENTY-FlVEgond
Miners wanted immediately, to whom constant
emplaymetat wiN Le given and told In Cssnot the cad
of every mouth or every week, if required; Appt) so'
RICHARD SEAR.
Aug —93-1
AT/ANTED....TEATNIERS WANTED.-. 4 nude
V and 2 female teachers will be wanted to lake
charge of the public senoras In Bast Norwegian Tp.
All persona wishing to apply. will Meru. amid in their
application to the n tole nogned, and meet the Board of
Directors, at the Port Carbon School Boyne, on the
21st of thin month. at 4 o'clock. P. M., when an ex
amination of trathers will take place. School will
commence on Monday. Ike 3d of September next.
Aug 11'19--43 at) CUITEI2SI AN. Sec'y.
CARDS
CAILD...The Timms of the ••Young Ladles' In
notate," Centre Street, Pottsville, ate respect
fully Informed that the duties of raid institute will be
resumed .cin Monday, September 3d. 1849.
MARCIA M. ALLEN,
Ault 11 '19.-.13-ln Principal.
CHARLES LEIS, B.
POTTSVILLE, PENS' A.
Mice in Market Street, opposite Kline. Cabinet Ware
Rooms. Aug 11
EDWARD cLARIT§6SI,
DESIGNER & ENGRAVER ON WOOD,
No, 801 Walnut St-. rhilada•
, Aucost 4. 1849. 32-1 y
Vitt. 211. UPCPUT, dungeon Dentist. - Olfire—
Liblatket Street. INorth tide,) First doorabo•e Es
quire Wiisso's °airs. [mast°
A TT OWNS AT LAW.
J. B. IdeENALLT
Tamaqua, Schuylkill Co., Pa.
•
Jane 9, KW. 2.14 y
J)OCT011 , C. HAESEILEII, HOMEOPATHIC
pilysictot, Removed his 015te to the upper
most of the new brick buildings, oppoalte the Post
Office. Centre Street. Pottsville. top2B`44—tiltf.
J. T. D iCSOLAII s respectfully tenders
1...!• his professional services, to the inhabitants of
Pottsville and • lcinity. and solicits the bettor of ashore
of their patronage. CUltce, Apothecary Store, Centre
st. Residence. Market street, opposite the Market
Noose, South Side.
March 3, '49. ltl-ly
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
T° TIRE VOTERS OP SCHUYLKILL CO.:
Fellow:Citisens—At the' earnest' solicitation of
my friends,' have concluded after mature deliberation.
to Mfer myself u tt candidate for the Once of
SHERIFF OF senunsiu..lcourorit,
at the ensuing election..
I have never held race, nor efer before colleted of
fice—but in this instance I feel bound to comply with
the wishes of my numerous friends from :II parts pf
the County. who have 'mulched me to run; and there
fore desire to he elected. If. through their partiality I
am honored with the office. I pledge myself the I will
perform the duties Imp... Wally and' to the best of my
ability. The only securitLl can give far the tuttliment
of this pledge, is my cmfduct at. a citizen residing
among you. Your fellow.cittien.
JAMES NAGLE.
July IL 1349.• •
/1011.1MISSIONErto—To the Voter. of Beltyl
t., kill County:
The undersigned respectfully offers buneelf to your
consideration. as a candidate for
, COUNTY COMatIrt.SIONER,
At the coming election. If elected. he will endeavor to
porforathe duties of the otlhe with fidelity, ant to
protect the ifilel,o3 of the people of the County, to
the best of his ability..
leapertfully,your fellow-citizen,
GEORGE SEITZINGEft.
Butler tp., June 1819.
I,,,:!IIII:RIFFALT 4 reppTo the Independent voters
L of rtchuvlkill county.—!laving been repeatedly •
urged by my friends In different parts of the county.
in which I have molded for the last thirty years. to
annoonco myself as • candidate for otTwe; I have
never yet presented myself as such. to the citizens of
Schuylkill county. My nutnerons friends throuchnut
the county have recently renewed theiesnlichatinnvi
and I have therefore resolved CO offer myself as an
Independent candidate. the °Mee of Sheriff. at the
next general election; pledging myself, should I re
ceive a majority of poor votes, to discharge the duties
of the office faithfully and impartially.
ESZEIGECEME
•
. Pitiegrove,June2T49-26.tel PETER FILBERT.
fPREEANIINDEPEA DENT E
LECTQRS QF SCHUYLKILL cotniry
Friends and fellow-citizens:-1 offer myself as a can•
didate for the office of Stoiriftc'st the nest ensuing gen
eral election, and respectiolly solicit your support.—
Should I he an fortunate as to receive a majority of
your votes. I pledge mveelt to difchm rge the ditties 0
the office with impartiality and fidelity. '
Respectfully, your felloiv-citize_,n
FRANCIS DENGLER,
CurrNr, Mayl.4'o.
• to lIPIRIPPALTY.—To the FREE and INDE
OPENDENT Voters of Schuylkill County;
flaying been encouraged by numerous friends thro*-
out the County,l most respectfolly offer myself as a ITAIIMERE LC tialt, AS LES.AND unit OWN
can.fidste for the olfice of SIIERLFT. at the ensuing Li made at Cold Spring Iron Works, from - the cete-
Conceal Clectionr Shhuld I prove SO fortunate as in brated Salisbury Iron; constantly on hand. •Orders
receive a majority or your votes, it shall be my ron- also received for axles, drawn Many sire or shape. '
slant aim to discharge the duties •nf the otEce with 6- 0101E4 & VAMPREI.I.,
delity and tomartiality. Your fellow citizen.' Agents for the Cold Spring Iron Works. •
Apr?-15] N. M. WILSON. Pottsvllle.c, 3 444 1 6 ...,. 4 . 3
No. 109 Water a:, Philada.
_
T'
TILE OF WIC
E ELECTORS SCIIDIIIt
iusT- RECEIVED at the YorkStore,l toil o
COUNTY r—Having been very fiequently solicit. . 3 and 4 inch Wrought poke , i 4 4.14
..timbie for
ed, by generous friends, both by oral and written corn- :lather 101rOad iron t also, constantly on band hook
Munications, to become n candidate for the office of bead spikes for T rails ; a supply of Rat bar Railroad
SIIERIFF, at the ensuing gcuoral cleetion,l adopt this iron. and T Rails always, to be had bn application at
method of announcing to my fellow citizens that It is the above named well known store.
my intention to become a candidate. lam neither March IT ? 12-1 'E. YARDLEY & SON . . '
unmindful nnr insensible of the fact, that to the gen
erosity and liberality of the people of Schuylkill co.
I alreadji owe a lame debt of grantude—wlikts, in the
event of my election, would he greatly Increased; ti.d
the only means by which it could be liquidated or re
ciprocated, would be by faithfully and impartially dia.
charging the duties of s old office.
Your friend and fellow citizen.
C. M. STRAIIR.
. . 20.1 e.
0 P. Q
Orwig.sbure 12. 'l9
NOTICES.
lIS!OLUTION.—The Partnership heretofore
1. 4 existing between Daniel Shaeffer and George
Danner, trading under the firm of SHAEFFER ofr.
DANNER, was Dissolved by noltual consent. Augayt
It, 11849. All persons harlug claims aesinet the late
firm are hereby reqnested to present them for settle
ment, and !hose indebted, to make paynient to Daniel
Shaetfor,wbo is authorized to settle the firm's accounts,
and who will continue the business in his own canto
GEORGE DANNER,
Aug IS '49: 34.71 pj . DANIEL SHAEFFER.
x;OTiCk3, Is hereby given, that an application has
IN been made to the Court of C,oinmorf' Pleas of
Schuylkill County. to giant a Charter of Incorporation
torbeFiro Presbyterian Church,of Neol.Philadelphia,
in Illythe Township, Schuylkill county, at the nest
term of said Court ; when and where all persons in
terested may attend Maley think proper.
ny , order of the Court,
THOMAS MILLS, Prothonotary.
,Pnahonotary'a Oilier, Or-
Wimsbora. Aug. 18, '4O.
.1
34-tc
MOTICE, Is horffity given, that an application
V has barn mode to the Court of Common pleas of
Sehoylkill County. to grant a Charter of Incorpomtlon
to the First presbyterlan Church of Middleprot. In
Blythe Townshipchuylkill County, at the next term
of acid Conn ; whEn and where sit persons Interested
nay-attend If they "flunk Proper.
Dy order of the Court,
THOMAS MILLS, P:othonotory.
Prothonotary's Office. Or
ottoshorg. Aug. IS, 'XS. 31-3 t
,V,l/TIOE, Is hereby etven,that an application has
JA been mtde to the Court of Common Pleas of
Schuylkill County, to grant a Charter nf Incorporation
to the Calvary eturch of Tamaqua. in Schuylkill Co.,
at the nen term of said Court; when and where alt
persons interested may attend if they think proper.
By order of the Court.
Tllo3lnn 311LLS. Prothonotary. •
Prothonotary's 01hcs, Or-1
wftsbure, At, 14.'13. I, 31 3t
()TIC - Johns C Martin, of the -Lio.
rough of PottsO,itle, did. nn the 2../itt day of lone
loot, eseettre to Wetherrl tr. Brother. an :assignment of
all his estate. for the benefit oral! hut ereditors.all per.
.ons indebted in the said John S C Mertin. are request.
ed to make.pament,. and those having demands to
Present them for settlement to the said :ntaianees. Pt
No 151 otth Front 'street, Philadelphia, or to John S
C Manic, at the Drug Store, Pottsville. (Sept 2'lB
In pursuance of the above, those persons who have
not yet paid their accounts, ore hereby nottth•d that
the same will be placed in suit, If not prod before the
Ist day of September out. [Aug tl '42-33 St
CifICE—WIIERCAS Letters of Atintinistra - tion
L' have been granted by the Register of Schuylkill
County. to the 310:scribers. on the estate of JOSEPH
LAM:3II, late of Butler Township, 'deceased. All
persons indebted wn said estate, will come forward and
settle their respective accounts; and all those having
legal claims against said estate, will present them for
tlajiletinellt, at the residence of Israel Reed. Barry tp.
Immediate attention to this nonce Is requested, as the
affdirt of the said estate must be settled with despatch.
ti A gnitalt A iN LAMAR, Admlnistratrit,
ISRAEL nem), eldminiscra tor.
July It, 1912 R2-fit•
A SSIMPIPIENT. Notice is hereby given thnt
JACOB EPTING 4 PRA PiKLIVT. my - Ens.
trading under the firm of Jacob Ep•mg tc Myers, fifer
chanty, of the llorouzb of Pottsville. m ids an outgo
es:tent/if all thi• goods, chattels, and .efferts, real and
Personal, on the 7th inst., to the subscriber, for the
benefit of their creditors. All th — ose haying claims
will present them to the subscriber. and all thnse in
debted are requested t.a make payment no. or before
the lath of August. BENJ. T. TAvLon,Aevisnee.
Jury 14, ISM 2.9.43 t
CFORCIIR Is hereby. given that an application
1` will be made to the Legislature at Ito next seision
far the Incorporation of a Rank to be called the "Rank
of Pottiville." with a capital of one hundred and flty
thousai d dollars. for the transaction of the usual hiss
inessnt Banks, to be located in the Itoroush of Potts
ville in the county of Schuylkill, to the state of POnn
sylvanin.
SAMUEL MARTZ, -
JOHN C. LEsSIO.
J. F. WHITNEY.
FRAME PUTT,
WILLIAM C. LEIS.
July 7.49-28-Gus.
OTICE.—THOMAS FOsTEII Ss ILa. , //AYE
REMOVED their stock of Hoots and Shoes to the
new store on the soriwr of Centre and Market Streets.
where the business will in !Mare be carried on upon
lie cash principle. Thankful to their friends and the
public in general for past favors. they hose. hy puma
ging their business in future upon the only correct ha.
eis, (vim.. cash paymentk) to afford to their curl atners
goods upon such reasonable terms as will ensure to
them a liberal patronage ..
C.PtY UN—MI persons lndebte d to the undersign
e d are requested to roue forward and settle their assets
as our nett business arrangements will require us to
disenntinue and urgeltie prompt payment of the stunt.
Febl7-8) THOMAS. FOSTER. k. CO.
Nsabserihers have been appointed
deems for the Cale of Ifarrlson's Copying Press
and Metallie Demoninc Tablet, ether/teeing, labor sae,
rag and meaty ranee wackier, a senorita or which may
be seen at the York Store; all orders for they above
prelate) ahith are warranted to gin entice 'malefaction
wilt be promptly attesded tn.
March 11 ta..] E. 4 i't BOLE? at SON.
xicoiricu is hereby elven that application will lie
1 1 1 made to the legislature of Pennsylvania. at their
next session. for a renewal of the Charter of the
Miners• Bank of Pottsville, in the County of Scbuyi.
kill, with the,privilece of increasing its capital from
Iwo hundred thousand dollars to four hundred tboa•
sand dollars. By orderof the Bnard.
CII AS..I.CESEIt,' Cashier.
—gtiaca
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that application
will be made to the Legislature, at Genesi session
for the incorporation of a Bank, to be called "Miners'
and Mechanics' Bank of Miner - I - stile," with a capital
or tarn hundred thousand 'dollars, to be located in the
Borough of Minentaille.
WM. 81. ROBRINS. BLAIR McCLENACIIA.K,
CEO. S. EreePLIER. JAMES B. FALLS,
SAMUEL MILNER.
. June 30, 1819. SI-6mo
NTOTICE IS lIER.F.I76T — VEN, that an appllea ,
1. 1 1 t ton will be made t the Legislature at Its neat
session. for the Ineorportation of a Saving Institu
tion. to be caned the "Pottsville Saving Institution,"
with a capital of Fifty Thousand Dollars, for the
transaction of the usual business of Saving Inetltu
lions. to be located In the Borough of Potts:lllmin the
County of Schuylkill, Pa. •
R. woorrsirm:
CEO. W. SLATER.
•
PHILIP RAFFA.
TADS. C. POLLOCK'
June SO, 18.
NOTlCNcxecuToas• OTICE, —Lettets
E.
testamentary having been granted by the Register
of fichnylitill County, in the subsrvibers. as Executors
of the last will and testament of George Hetherington,
late of St Cliir, deceased. notice is iiereby given,t hat
pewees indebted to the decedent are required. to
make payment, andwil persons having claims or de
mands against the estate nf the said decedent, to make
known the same to than without delay.
JONATHAN HETHERINGTON,
JOHN HETHERINGTON, -
Et Clair, Aug It 40-33-6trij Executors.
•
CAR'—The Schnylkill Navlgatlnii Company, baring
sometime slece,tusiyard all their Italirnad Cars. emu
merle alafifla f the Yeller Cara to Henry C.
Corbit,Chaiira.•A. Wood, and Edivatil T. Randolph,
Enta.—is trust, ter certain purpnies; and possession
hiving now been given, to their Agent Edward G.
Harris. who will keen these Cada In 'Repair, and ten
thew. for account of the Trustee*.
NOTICE./a hereby siven. that an claims, for tabOr,
materiAl.bra tiler furnished to these Goal!, must be
Presented for settlement to Edward G. Hants, Agent
for the Trtonees.. ELWOOD MORRIS,
Dee. 2-'4849-Ifl Resident Engineer, 8. N.
OTICEO N.Callilt—Whereas. the Coal Cars
.111 usually known as the "litter Cars"—have on
several mettsioim been stolen away from the Navisa
tloaLaudlngs. and used to bard Coal for private pur
poses.
. NOTICE. Is hereby given. that the sahsariber is de
termined to use all the means In his power, to put a
stop to such trespasses, and to punish the trespassers.
EDWARD G. HARRIS,
May IS, 2041 Arent She the Trustees. ,
LOST AND FOUND
STRAY COW.—Straied away from the stable of
the subscriber. at 111tiford, near aliddleport, on
Sunday last, a Slack and U. hire Sported heavy-bodied
Cow, about 9or 10 years of age. Whoever will return
said Cow to the subscriber. or glee him information
where he Can get her again. shall be reasonably re
warded, II hd reeelve.the thanks of the owner •
August *2.W.Vs 35-111 JOHN 91eKINLEY.
,D6l.lfaA•R - SitEIV A R.D. —Strayed or stolen
a.rfroen the subscriber, at New Philadelphia. Schuyl
kill enonze, on the alat of June Intl. a heavy toadied
MACK COW. with large horns, she in marked with
white spots on one of her hips, romp and back, and a
small wart on one of her relate. The above reward
will be air eh upon her return to the owner.
Aug. Id. 91 310 THOMAS PLATT,.
- -
TRAIL' SOW..—Came to the premises of the sub
serther, st New Castle,on the 11th test . a WHITE
sow. with tong ears and short tail. alltart pis months
old. The owner is requelted to pip charges and take
her away. otherwise she tell I be sold nee.trtline to law.
Aug. IS., 314 . DAVID MILLER.
,"" DOLLARS REWARD...LOSI% In coming
eJ from Hooding to Bchuytkill Ilavcu in the niorning
train of ?oesenger Care, on Saturday the 4th Inst.. a
small POCKET 1190 K, containing meitinrandae, val
uable only to the owner, win:weary notes in favor of
J 0 Levan and Iluntzinger & Levan, to the amount
of about .200, find a;1 gold coin. The above reward
will be given upon the return of the same ter
.1. IL LEVAN,
Aug 11, `do-33- Schnytkut haven.
4.2 TRAY lIORSE.—Came to the stable of the,
'...Jaabscriaer. at Ravensdele Fann.on the 95th or 26. h
ult.. a DAV, mm4E, about fifteen hands hi;h. and
about IS years old; the °weer is requested to pay
thargei andahke her away. otherwise she trill.he sold
aceopting to law. , SAMUEL CA PEWELL.
August 11, 1040. ' ;3.3t•
R DOLLARS REWARD.-eiStrayed away from,
V the terhienee of the subrerther, at ,Mount Carbon,
ate,ut 4 weeks hgo. a cow entirely red. with n very
long fail, about 2 year. aid. Persnun returning raid
row, will receive the above - reward.
Aug II 40---13.3t1 - 13. J.. 111 Uri NV ky,
FOIIISD—JI Cold _W atch . Apply P r the bi.ti,;7 o f
One paper. , s. 3 1.
_ . _
IF..rim
p4AIL ItOVD IROZIrrIft Tons of light T rail.
. made egpregsly for WM, and Slopes, 25 pounda
l° the yard, Just received at-the York Store. a superior
article tnany that has ever been brought to the Coun..
ty —Coal Operators and otters rerpertfulty Invited toi
call and see it. E. TARDLE & SON.
August 25; 1842. 35-tf
f - IRAIIi.B FOIL MINES.—The subscribers have
V just received from the ship Elizabeth. 1, and ! Inch
Boot IteKEnglish Chains, made expressly for Mines,
and for sale. Apply to T. & E. GEORGE,
april22 if Srl7J Market and 12th St; ceis.Phllada
13 AIL ROAD IRON —BO TON 8.21 2 1 Fiat Bar
It flail liond Iron,
50 do 1} x do do
0 do 21x do do • do tv Ith spikes.
13 do 1 i J do " do do
, And Plates,for sale by
-A. & O. RALSTON, i snothfront et.,Phi oda.
July 11. 1918.
_ _ . 29
r JUNIATA BOILER IRON.
O) wiTAI 01 7 2173 - 3 1 , andb oiler3 n h
t; a ls. n ... ri:7 3 n
. 11 . 4 tm a l n e d n S S ' b; r l
A. G. RALSTON.
It. V 44( 3a—. 4. South Front st.Phllads.
B—
/..1E
ACRIIIITIIINO;TURNING AND FINISH
!NO.—The suhserMer respectfully announces that
he has commenced the above business at the corner of
htaurh Chunk and Coal Street, P011...M11e. Pa. and
will be happy to receive orders: JOIIN WARNER
N. B.—Guage-cocks. nilatns,andnib g lobes on hand.
and forsate Pely 22. -IV.
FOR SALE -& TO LET
FOR SALE—CoaI Harrows; 411..0p for mph.
9.5, '49. am/ W. A. KIRK
PENNSYLVANIA lIALL—FURNI
' —NITITRE FOR SALE AND HOTEL TO LET.—
The subscriber desirous of discontinuing the keeping
of the above well known Rot el, will receive proposals
(Or the'parchase' of the furniture of the establishment,
until the 4th nt September next, when the same will
he teased for a terni of years,
Ang. IS, 31-11 JNO. WEAVER.
von SALE.-FIRE ENCINE•Thi> Good Intent
.L' Fire Company offer their Enaine •for sale nt ,n
-reas•Analile price, which can he been at their Roure(n
sth street, between Market and Norwegian. For fiD
ther particulars apply In E. aIcDONALD,
B. MiLLER,
O. D. JENKINS, •
•
Aug 11, • 49-33-111 C.innittee.
1
I) LINO FOR SALE.,—A superior new Rose
wood Flaw,. manufactured by Conrad Meyer,
Philadelphia For irate on reasonable terms: apply to
BENJAMIN CHRIST, '
July 29, ISIS. 31-tf Orwissburg.
9 1 0 LET.—The room now ' used as an Ice Cream
t aluon be Cr,,. L. Censlen, In Centre Al., is offered
for rent punsession given on the tient of September.
The room in Inr/e nub ronvenienl, and would stilt eith
er a Lawyer, Doctoi or Dentir,and to earn nnly will
it be rented. Terms ea.y. CEO. L. t,ENSLES•
July IS, 1849. 31-tf r
1 4 `011. f/Inuts. fituissi.g Market street
in ThomP.m's building, cm. of Market aid Rd eta::
Pottsville, suitable for a store of almost any kind, hi
ofreted for rent, on acconsmodut fn ~terms. Apply to
hiIVI.IOL dr. 1 %/LLINS.
Wholesale Druggists. It-
IStO. .
1.7013,i11111( ILICD MACHINE MOP FOR
JL' RENT—At Tuscarora: Sctosylksil County, at the'
head Of the Pulley , Readinq and Pottsville Railroad.
The Foundry in a Stone Building 20 feet biro, 50 R.
square ivaide, stone Cupola 20 feet square; stone
Chore Oven, it feet square.. •
Ton Story Frame Machine shop, 35 x 20, Blacksmith
nd,rining, 95 xby 70. A 10 lip's,. power Engine. COO.
reed in an adjoining btuldibg, Lathes, Illacksinlihs
Forge and Tools, Vattern!, PUiternillaklllg TOOL], Fix.
tures, Flasks, ate., !Lc. Apply to
JOS. IL ALTER,
Blythe P. 0., Tuscarora, Schuylkill co., Pa.
July 10, 1819. 20...2at0
120 r. SALT ...That very delightful residence ocv
mipiedtby the subscriber. replete with every con
venience. situate,on the Corner of Mthan
;.77,. tango and Courtland streets, Is now offered
lot sale on accommodating terms, and pos
session givenliy September next. Applica
tion fur Piled:lase to be made to B. F. PONIIIOY,
Foltsville,Jiine2l9-23.1f. . ]Agent for the Owner.
``TEAM SANIf MILL i%SALE.—The
I..Jscriber offers a'new Steam Save Mill at Private Sale
situated in the Tumbling Run Valley, miles from
Mount Carbon. The mill is built in the most approven
manner and for durnbsiny it cannot he exceeded. The
Engine it Ten Dome power. with Two Boilers Twenty
;our feet long. 30 int hes in diameter. all in good run
ning order_' The Mill can be rennivedor remain where
it is litr two or three yeses. if tequesteil by the purcha
ser. The above described property can he bought at a
very reduced price, mid reasonable terms. Persons
sii•hiag to purchase will apply to Daniel Larer, Pow/-
Ville. lithe mill in not sold before Saturday. the 21st
of July next, it will be oFered at Public date at the
Pcnnsilvania ffalt. at liteclOck, A 31,
"May 12. 20.101 DANIEL L ktlF.Tt.
VOLL RENT.—The celebrated 'SALEM VEIN
MINES a i I r oung'e Landings for real for a term of
years. Apply to
A. RUSSEL, Arent,- •
NovlB-171 Matiantunt.o Street. Pottsville.
120.11. SALE.-I'llE :SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
Sale the property now occupied by him in West
Branch Valley, four miles teem Poitsville.
Arid one and a half miles from Schuylkill IN
. n; constsling of 'live and a half acres of
.land well laid out as a garden and fruit orch
ard. A two story frame houae, 28 a4O feet, with a eel.
tar under the whole, kitchen in the cellar. immediate
poosession given. Partof the purchase money can re
main on Bond sofflttongage if desired. For terms up.
ply to the subserlber,at his office to West Branch Valley.
Mann 10
• B. De FOREST.
'OR SALK' OR RR:W.—POUT ,CARUON
„L' STEAMMILL—Tbe subscriber offerahis Steam
Mill, located in Port Carbon—for sale or rent. Said
Mill is located In one of the best situations iu this Re
gion for business. being the only one In The eastern
section of the Coal Region. It is in good condition,
and possession will be given immediately if riouired.
Terms easy. Apply to . L. F. ‘VIIIThi - Er.
Port Coition, March 1ath,4849. - 111 -if
rrio RENT—t FARM of IR) acres cleared. and
Vaulting Rouse, near Mount Carbon. Apply to
J. If. CAMPBELL, Agent.
Ju1y128,1649. • ' 21-tf
SALE.—OOI.II.IERY ? I , lcorgilrY ri)
I` SALE.—THE SUBSCRIBER offers at private skier
the contriving property, viz:
One 00 florbe Engin, with fatt feet of nlZip inch
Pumps. in title tete working order.
One 30 Horse Ermine, with Rift feet of nine inch
Pumps. with winding gearing ail rolopiets, In good
working order.
One £4 Horse Engine for linistlitg Coal from Mines,
in good working order.'
One 10 Horse Breaking Entine, with Rollers, Shaft
ing, Screens, Sehutes. and all the !Wares n'ecesnary to
do a husineas of 1000 tons a week.
Also SO large Railroad Cars, with heovy ehlhe'd
wheels, and three inch axels, thew. Cars ore well suit
ed for any n( our surrounding Eozda where Horse
power Is used.
The above Engines were ail manufartured by flay
wood k Unyder. and are considered. among the very ,
beat ewe: scarla bF said portico.
Jan. J 3. (CO. ff. POTTS,
T A , OII.- SAtE. 7 I.ND TO LE.7:—Buildina son:
in Mount Carbon, Lewisport Wood, and ty los'
adation to Pottsville, on Norwegian elf. Potts:4lle, and-
In Mlnersvillo. AilSO a convenient Odlce In Morris
Addition. Apply to JAS. ii. CAMPBELL.
April RS, '4g. 18,tf
9 1 0 NT on teases, to sun applicants, that
1 tract °Gaud belonging to the N.AinerlcanCoal Co.
known an the lit 11l Creek Tract, containing the follow.
Dug Ilat of Coal Veins, many of whicb,—among others,
the Peach Mountain Vara—having a range Grover a
mile In length, viz Ppohn, Barraclench,
Pearson; Clarkson, Stevenson, Little Trarey, Peach
Mountain Veins, Green Parkor Havensdale Vein,Per
pendicular,Dlaniond,-and Big Diamond Veins, along
with many others not named.
:Also all thattract called teminnction Ttaet,belong
tng said Company,cnntatntocthe Salem,Forreet,
kabbitlfole. Mortimer, Tannel, Black Mine. C. Law
ton and Alfred Lawton Veins. .A.;ao, a BaW MI and
Grin MilLaituatedonthe boll eteekTiartAll °Ankh
will be rented on moderate terms by applying to '
DAVID CIIILLAS,Aet.
rottsvtile. rebal• 251
•
Ivinsl Cracker Bakery.
NO. 198 NORTH FRONT, ABOVE VINE ET.. ,
11.1111,ADLLPH/l.'
OF Inbstribers continue to make of th e
terlali, and keep et nstantlily nn handl, full assOrt
n,ent of Cracker': Sugar, Soda, and Bran Distal,. Jam.
him Apnea, Scotch Cakes and Gingernuts, he.
a large supply of Navy.,Ptlnt, and other shipping
Breads; all of which they guatantee to be mad, of the
beat otatettals. and engage in sell at the lowest Lash"'
prints, at their old estabtirked stand, No. Mt North
Front, above Vine A. .1. S. IVINS & Co.
.
July 24 . -
WHALE OIL SO A moot excellent arts
V V do for destropng inserts on Slitubbery Mate
dre,juat rarraved and for sale .at HANNAN'S
JUGS 30, 27:1 ChcapVarialy !Rom.
INSURANCE OFFICES
NATIONAL LOAN I e IINDL - IPEAtI ii 6I7.
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON. .
is
A SAVINGS DANK for the Benefit of the% Mow
end the Orphan."—Empowered by Act of Parr- •
liansent.—Capital .000.000 or 821.00.000—Iterlitee are
.
sereetarumndie(fron.nuyr.plEus.q. George street, baboon of abenttp ntn . ap
T
square. Chairman of the Court of Director% In Lohdop
Phyrictan—.l. Ellinteon. N. D..F. Q. S. Artserii—W
S. /I.lVoolhoure, Esq.. P. IL A.. S. Sem/ 6 'l — F. P
Carman:, Esq.
riiILADDLOMA BOARD Or REFRRENCE, "
Clement C Biddle, IWm Peter, II II N cinsal,!
Coleman Fisher, George ROraham, I
Loins A Ondey , Wil li am Jones. i I , .- •
The folio% ing are among the advantages offered by
.his Institution:—
The guars:nee of a latge 'caiiital, in addition , I t i n t h e
accomutar ion of premiums. The peculiar benebt Sc •
cured bathe assured by the principle of the loan de- - ;
1 partment The payment of premiums half ycnirlli * 1 ,2
quarterly, by parties Insured (or whole termdr lireior
a trilling additional charge. The travelling Maas , el'.'
morn.* and nberol. Persona insured for Eta, aan at
once borrow, half amount of annual prernis ' sad
claim the same privilege tot five successive y et is. MI ,
their own note and deposit Of pdliar. Part of th Capt
tal is permanently invested In. the I:united Sta es. to
the names of three of the Local Directors, as Trnstees
—available always to the ussuted In cases of disputed -
claims (should any such arise) of otherwise. ;Thirty '
days allowed Oiler end( 1 , 30/men( of premium becomes
due without (orfeltore of policy. No charge for medi
cal examination.
I
The Society being Entailed 'on the 'Mutual a4Joint
Stock principle, parties may participate ha the profits
Of the Societe; two-thirds of which are annually
divided anions those assured for life on the participa.
non scale. II
Persons who are desirous ter avail Themselves of the.
L advantages offered by this Institution, by addressing
the Agent. F. K. Starr, l'*... 22, s ag a, at, R a l ik ....
I can obteinLthe reqUivto inionnation and the nestles:*
ry PaPersur •Tnrlllig nu Insurance.
o'•"„n In ' % nation with regard to this Company cat , '
be tibia I:tad t the odic* of the Miners' Jorsvold,where
the Peamtulus can be paid and Insurances effected.
I Juno do. JIM% ; 27.1-
r r
i,
-• , INDEMNIT - Ife
TILE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN*
OP PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE No:l6.ll,Chesont street, near Fi h incest
1 • DIRECTO/IS,
Charles N:Rarreker. George W. Rithaide,
• Therms Date,l Mordeeal D. Lev4s.
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Derby
Samuel Grant; .-David S. Brown.' -
Jacob R. Smirk. Morrie Patterson'
Continue to make Insurance, pernianent oe limited,
on every description of property, in town a 0 country
at rates as low as are ennalment with seenl. •
The Company,thave reserved a large Cn
aneens
Fond, which with their Capita/ and Ptemln „safely
invested, afford ample protection to the mut d.
The angels of the Company on January to , 1848, as
published agreeably to an act Of „Assembly were as
follows, viz.:
Mortgages, *990,568 65 Stock.. ' 1,:63 25
Real Estate, 108,35960 Cash, &e., 5,137 87
Temporary ---1—
loans„ 125,459 00 111,M0.97;07.
Since their Incorporation. a period of eighteen y ear.,
they have paid upwards of one million IC+ hund,e4
thousand dollars, losses by fire, thereby afillrdrugevi
denee of the advantages of insurance. es well tie the
ability and disposition to meet with promptness, an.
liabilities. CHARLES N. RANCHER, Pl 4 Went.
CHARLES G. RANCHER, Se feisty.
i 4
The subscriber Ms bean appointed age t for the
above mentioned Institution. and Is now p epared.to•
make insurance,on every description of pr petty, at
the lowest rates ANDREW utresEt . Agent.
— Pottsville,Junelo, 184115: [79- _
. _
EQUITABLE LIRE INSURA CE
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPA Y
:Office 74 Wainet &rm.—Capital $23101031(g 4,
• . CHARTER PERPETUAL.
A. Itesegg, scent for Schuylkill Counik, o Ice cornea
of hlaharitongo and Second Sues s.
GEono 6 IlotagnageDg; Examining. Phys ician ins
Schuylkill County.
TMlE.EoroliarlY are now PreParedlo tram Cl buslnca•
upon' the moat liberal and advantageous terms.—
They are authorized by their charter wet. ' ) 'ln rub,
all and every insurance appertaining to I lb risk. nt
whatever kind or oature.and receive nod es cote trans,
make endowments, ftet to grant and pure ant saner
i
net!' The Company sell annuities and e dowmenn,
and act air Troetees for minors and heirs.
Table of Premiums required for the Astute ce of 0100
Pa the whole term of Life:
Age. Pte.,. [ • Age. .Pram.. se. Prenn.
10 150 'll '2 05 ' 0 336
17 53 32 •9 15 / 340
1B 50 33 220 8 363
19 59 31 217 9 3 77 -
20 60 35 933 0 394
21 63 I 30 940 I 113
22 60 .17 247 ' 2 439
23 • t 9 38 25s • 3 151
24 72 39 2 63 ' 1 471
25 70 i 40 270 5' 451
• 26 85. 4l 281 . 3 it
27 69 • 42 -2 92 ' 7 333
20 04 , • 43 •3 01 ~... 8 554
30 96 ' 44 - 3.12 ir 9 370 •
29 2 04 1 . 45 3 23 0 03 •
The premiums are less than any other e callany. Sod
the onliedve afford greater advantages, hive of hill
yearly and quarterly premiums, half credit rates of pre-
minor, short terms, Joint fives, eurvieurs trts, and en.'
dnwrnents ; aloe, 'form of application GO which there
are blank sheets,) are tit he had on appl'eation at the
office, or by letteeto the agent.
• '1 ' l
TRUSTEES.
1 .- eel:lent. :rO/IN- W. ct.nations.
vice Prexident. PETEIt 421.11.1•E1f,.
linhert F. Walsh, ante,' RI
.
Wm. G. Alexander, Mee E. '
Edw. C. Markely, R. F. Lopl
Peter Cullen,. , William 41
Peter Rambo • " . George N
Wm. W. Holy, . Robert 141/
- Joseph T. Thomae, ~ William
, Strphen Crawford, • Harvey I
consekrino l'itAntctorts, Fronds We
Biddle, 51 D.
Tirieseuen, Francis W. Rani .' .
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Phita Septlo (49-36.-1 A So 'l ere l. i
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ANN Ear APilii 11IlloT c OMPASE
()Arc 159 Chts•lif Street/ .
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Rates for fix•nrlag SIIN7 as a sr Ile lif. 1Y,,:
For, I year. For: years For - Life. ~.
I • annually. annually.
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',O 055.-1 77 ~': •
30 0 914 : 126 4436 it,:
.40 .1'99 -I 1 03 320 , I:
,50 196 , 2 62' ' 1 titt fr,...:'
90 ,4 35 , 491 709 17,.
I:Sslll.i.it :—A per9oo aged 30 years eat birth-day 7,>.
y paying the Companysl 31, would • cure to his fa- i.i •
tinily or heirs 8100. should he die lop e yea t ; or far it .
sl3'lo he secures to them slooo.,liii II r $l3 Orions, ,o„,
ally 9,1.'7 years ; hesecures to them 41,300 should 116 ! r ?:
. 1
die in? years; or 6n523 60 paid a noally during -,.
-,-,',
life he provides for them $lOOO whe ever he dies,;.',.:
Gtr ; 865.50 they would receive 35000 Gould he die la
one year.'
year.'
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latvg•Wr 20 1815. i. ,, , ;
. THE Managers of this Company, at a. meeting helqi , '.
on the 97th December ult., agreeably! to the ihisitilk, - 1
referred in the original prospectus on c iscular of the
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Company, appropriated a Bonus or additionto all 1011. I. •
cies for the whole of life, remaining In (lune, that I.'
were issued prior to the Ist ofJannary 1841. Those [..i.L ,
of them therefore which Wereistmed fat theyear 1831 V . 1.i , .
will he entitled to 10 per cent upon , te turn insured, -';,.;
making an addition of 3100 on ever, $lOOO. That.,.i.lf.
$llOO, will be paid when the policy ecomes a
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Halm [,,,,
instead of the sloo6orlginally insured Thosepolicii•st7„
that weritssued-in 1837 will be enttt ed to 81 per cent [:;
or $8750 on every 81000. And those issued in leak 4, ~
will he untitled to 71 per ceni,or 411, son every NV ''. l
and in ratableprbportiona on all sal ll policies Dirt& II . ;
prior to Ist or January, 1842. .
The Bonus will be credited to ea h-poloey on 11. ~,:--*
- hooks endorsed on presentation at th Office.
It Is the design of the Company, to nntinue to Tillie ,:',',
addition or bonus to the policies i r life at stand z,:''.
periods:
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08, President. lA.
B. W.lll Me
Joust F. lasses, Aetuary.
1 0-Tnesubscrlher has been appoint i ed . Agent (brat
above Instdutinn, and is prepared let I nsu rpiacsi os
lives, at the published rates, and giv any,nfartnatioe
desired on the 'subject, on appliealin at this °Mee,
PottsvilleFeb.Sl BEN./ ANIIN BANNAN.
I HEALTH IN SURANCE ,
(of Philadelphia.]
Or Provision affair's: Ike erpease and loss arcleistol, -,
- by Sickness or Atria,' I. F.,
.
COMPANY Incorporated March 2, 848, (MUTUAL)°'
with a Capital of COMM. Inedreiall person, et . . •'
tweekthe ages of 'Sind 65, an immediate allowance "V', '..
*3. 3 4 4 5 . *II, 58 or *lO per week, f r one, two, tinter! . --
a five yearn, by paling a eertainye ly lam. t .
Thus a person ender thirty-five insuring for ant .. •
year, by paying 414 a year, in allowe Inger wick t.P9' : . -
55 25.414 pet weeks sad in the ea proportion, str; ;, . - -
of a like age by paying 56 55 a year g ee 55 per yretio; . ..'
for *7 90, 56,+11 20. OS; and for 14 85, he yet, 41 1 :.v. e.
for every week of disability acattio ed by sicklier, r l ..,,
accident, during the year. By paying a fraction mer . ",,-
,
yeatly.'a weekly allowance can be Insured of from L:"'-'''
to Cu for two, three or five year,. The rates art o,..";; - ':
he paid yearly in advance, and are In proportion to itt,- - ...„
me and the weekfit allowance. In ram of permay":&"• . ..
disability, occurring after an Insurxnee for. say brit.:
years, at a weekly allowance of litlo,ft person would
in the yearly receipt of *520 a pearl for The entire to'
yenta: - i ......t..,
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There are no weekly Or monthly Teammate to patt'Vt„•
nr attendance omeeting required ; nd by the chat? "' ~
the insured receive a sham of the et pro4tr, what , ' ,
liability for losses. There le amplestmaity for the tsl -,,,..
eared, as can be shown, and pmmptness and fiat-14 ~"
ty Is exercised in the payment of hehefil,. For patti„7
culars, inquire at th e office, No. 69 South eleventh-1
above.Waina t5-Ali eAll letters mat bel post paid. f 1"
DIRECTORS. 1 . r
Sataael D. Opick.lron Merchant, 'b. 109 North rri t, ,',
ter-street, '
,Caitlin Blythe, Attorney and Coneellor,Slithbelrli- ; ,. •
e.
• arket-stre. , -,,.
Charles fl. Nall, Wholesale Com leggin' Atersolt-:
3i Church Alley. r : "
William F: Boone, Attorney and C amellar, 54 80,1_,
1 Seventh-st.
Jacob rinyder,Jr., Wine Merchan, N 0.76 Walnetr...::.
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loaf Thomason. Tinsmith, 65 N. Sixth-et
n j.' ..;
Daniel C. Lockwood. Tax Colle tor, Cherry-et •i . .,11
near Schuylkill Seventh street. ,- . 1; 10
James P. Bruner, Wholesale W'ool Dealer, 1ie.:,. . ~.
W Illow-etmt. ' ~t '-;.;
Edward Dud; Sferchanl.No. 39 N Wharves. 'r
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Edward J. Crane , Clerk. No. 332 S. Fifth-mete ':,,.
Charles P. Hayes , Coal Merchant Willow-ye.WM4..., ...,
Charles 0. P. Ciimpbell, Iron ttleihant.4Yaler,tha r
Race-street. SAMUEL p. o RICE Pram:tear :. ..,
s W. F. Boogie. Secretary and R ,Imitor.
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Governor Emerson, M. D.,167 Valeta aunt, 1 . 4 . : ' ' .---;
salting Ehysiclan.
0. The subscriber has been ainterLAgent fore „. ;.
Institution in Schuylkill 'Canar ppo y, and is PreParti C Z: ,•••-:
give any information on thresbjer ,an.terfert tererl:',.:' . ...;
cis on the terms of the compaay , t she name aft,„ . '. .....:
Miners' Inane' i ; . Et BANNIX S / % ::•.,
June
June 24. ISIS. •
EDWARDBHIPPEH.A, may ilmde"." 6'l ' ' ;..
-111 rat Lave, Philadelphih, atteliii tornllrolerst , ;
another legal tautness In the Catte, Phitailelehit. o
nine Counties and elseerhen. 103 Ire No. 13 Mar
ert, hilaitelphta• 11 utr.42 . 1e4 4 •! , •
A DIEltl "AN CU'rItELLY
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tuttAtst tecetved and for gat,.
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et BRADY
Wholesale -Imo el
vNye.t.opr.s, firaFirgi;
velopes of the ditrerent
at reduced rates. Just received
Au,- 4, 33-3 Cheap Anon and
PAT ENTIrIE 7 CAttIC' 4
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