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Sattirdai,Morning. September S.
lIE PRO'rE , !VVF. POrdrY OF THE COUNTRY.
The People Demand its Itettoradion
DE:iIOCUATIC TV:111(1r NOMINATION.
FOR CANAL. COMMISSIONER,
HENRY M. FULLER,
OF LUZERXE COUNTY.
STATE CLIISTRAL CO3EII.ITTEE
M. ,tcMICITAEL,Chair , nIIFMpIIIIEY C HILL,
CEO. 11. 111.11 T. JAM s TRAQ.UVIR,
THOS. W. DUFFIELD, IJOIISIIA P. EYRE.
CALEB N. TAYLOR. iSAM'I. FL TOOMAS,
NATII'I ELLmAKEn. ISAAC lIERTOLET,
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HENRY D. MAXWELL, S. D. LEWIS
M. C. ikiERCUR., JAMES MOORS.
]ODN'C. KUNKLE, - WM. R. MORRIS
SIMON OYSTER. A. sw.turzwr,(DEn
JACOB CRISWELL,. FRANCIS JORDk.N.
3011X - ALLISON.- J. STUART niont,c,
SAMUEL P. InuNsos, WE. T. SANDEIO,
ALEX. FRANKLIN, ITUEOPIIILUS VENN;
TD COROESPONDENTS.—rioddg to ti , ^ erow&l
Mate of our columnai.eur T. , C....eependent
4 is reluctantly omitted, hot shun • ',ink.
• • • i'Mac Nor"shill r be. attended , rt Di, reit::
• " Archtincdconq zbo)
4 ` Cos Popili" s Tail appear Li rims.
A resrld.r. AsXistant Teacher is required in
• Public Schools. An examination of applicants will
take place this altrlnann. See Adrertiremen!:
Tin.; Smut.Ortiat. CONFEBEES
Carbon, Monroe arta Pike comities; will : meet, at
the public house qif . George Etter, in the Borough
of Mauch Chunk, on Monday, the 17th of Sept.
int., to place in nomination a Protective Tariff
candidate for the Stat 9 Senate.
Tho . followiag are the Conferees for this county :
Chas. W. Taylor, Jas. H. Graeff, Caleb Whaler,
Roland Jone, 13. W. Hughes, F. De Forest, J
C. Neville and Peter Houck, E.qrs. -
It is important that Llama elJould bob full atten•
dente at the meeting. Thosa who cannot go at
the time appointed, will appoint such substitutes
as can make it convenient to attend. •
Dar.ros.Tr. Etsc - rtoss.—The election of Del
tgat,a to the Whig County Convention; to be held
L on Monday next, at Schuylkill Haven, will take
' place this afternoon, between the hours of -1 and 6
o'clock, P.M. .; It is of the, utmost impnttonce
that good delegates should be selected, as upon
their character will depend tha kind of Ticket we
shall nominate: We trust, therefore, all will
go to the elections, with the determination to scan
well the giiilificatiens of the delegates, and dis—
card cverythingof a factious character. Let the
meetings be; svell attended.
WS ARS informed, that, after 'be balloting was
through with, lot Asiombly condidates et the Lo,
'cofoco Convention of Delegates, ono of the friend' I
I- 1 of a defeated aspirant, "talked right out .in
NteetinV and offered to bet his money tlaa't the
whole Ticket would be defeated. This plain lan
. &age frightened the leaders so ranch, that on the
re.aseerobling of the Delegates, he was put apart
• the Ticket. Port Carbon is a favorite location of
the Democracy to choosy ItteifPoor Director can.
elidate from. We shall have more to any upon
this I,..tbjech.
TEMIIIDLE FIRE DAMP Exrcostosr.—A ter
explosion of Fire D.imp, took place in the
Colliery of Wm. Thomas, at Aberdare, near Ater.
thyn Tydvil, South Wales; on the 10th of last
month. The shock is said to have been felt for
miles around ; and what makes the occurrence
still more appalling is the factthat one hundred
and ave'reen and boys were i.t the pit 1;1 the time
of the explo.non, very few of whom have been
;brought out alive. Seven horses also were killed.
- It is confidently asserted that the cause of Chia moo
awful catastrophe was the negligence of one of the
iii going to a dangerous heading without
a safety lamp.
GdEAT DRITAIN•S l «'asi•c Manstr.—Tbe•
New York Courier remarks, that a simple fact
confounds very often a vast deal of theory, however
cunningly devised and plausit4y set forth; and it
may surprise some of tho free-traders in this country
to know that, on the 2nd ult., the Chencellor of
the British Exchequer stated, in bis place in the
Ifouse of Commons, that of the nearly 14,01'0;
000 bushels of wheat imported during the previous
eleven months, 4;320,000 bushels camolroma
France, 4,410,000 bushels from Prussia, Holland
and Belgium, and only 5,625,000 bushels from
the United States. .• .
The shippets of wheat from thet7entinrnt knew,
Vety nearly, the prices they couLLtitoirt Eog•
land, and consequently the evil. Lank unlit have
resulted in prOte. Our whe a t-Aippere being
' further from the market, opera; ed on the chances,
and, in many cane, their operations resulta in
betray lessee:
- 'pas PO L STACIE LaW.—The question of news
isaper.poatage is begining to'be agitated. Some
of the Press advocate a free postage siitem for
papers. While we go ln for liberal measures from
government, we think such a law- would bo too
much so ; and there is no danger of sock a law
being enacted. • Let us have anewspapei poatoge
law, that will allow papers to circulate free in the
county in which they may be published, and ma
. sellable postagelevied, on those eircalathg,out of
itte county, or coming in from other counties.
Such a law would encourage the local wee, and
also at the same time not work : d timentally
egeinst otheri. Cilograre will soon lin Session,
aid as ibis question will in all probability come
before it, - let tt;e'Presa in the meantime, bring it
More the People.
Sigounan.--Daring athunder storm in one of
'bp rural districts at England, on the 6th ult., a
Vine of lee, nearly 20 feet Ito circumference, tea to
the girth. it eves compered :of hail stones of un.
camtnoo sly), Armly Sul tbgothoi..
LOC OFOCO 460 2917 EN T
The Locofocos held their Ceti oty Convention
on Mond.; lot, at the house a f Philip Boyer, in
Schuylkill Haven. The Convention was organ.
ized; by appointing;3. W. CASE, Chairman. and
C. F. Jackson and "D. K. R7ock, Secretaries.
After a slight discussion, in relation to the maniaer
of voting, the Battening principle was adopted
almost by acclamation. The number orprlegates
present was seventy, being a full representation.
They nominated the following
For Assembly:—Miebsei Weaver, Wriest/Me ;
Charles .1. Dobbins, North Manbeim.
111.00
121
8 3 00
5 00
8 CO
3 00
Courtly Treasurer:—F,W.'lltercher, Potta
vine.
County Commissiorier i :— H~ehael Fritz
Wayne.
Auditor:—Lewis Reeser,tPioegrovo.
Director of Me Poor:—Thomas Quin, Port
12 00
Carbon
After the nominations bed been made, the tot
lossinq resolutions were adopted :
Resolved, That as Americans we deeply sympa
thine 'with the brave Hmagarians in their atreggles
for liberty against despotism and regard it as the
bounden dory of oar metal Goornment to
ragman their Independence withoutTurther delay or
hesitation, and to open at once and fully: civil and
diplomatic relations with the Repilalic of Hungary.
itrottly: , d, That we most cordiany approve of the
nomination of JOHN A. GAMBLE. for Canal Com
missioner. knowing him to be in every respect qua!•
ified for the reponsible office to which his election
is certain. by an old fashioned Democratic majority.
It was on motion Resolved, that the members of
this convention hereby pledge themselves individual
ly ar.d collectively. I to give the Ticket formed here
this day, their hearty Lippert. •
The above. =relate only 'resolutions adopted.
It will be teen anti the would-be Democracy of
Schuylkill county,lefraid to Speak openly, have
kept Silent upon qtiestions to he voted upon at the
gamin; election. Hungary and Mr. Gamble, were
the onlyeubje?-wiarthy of their 'consideration !
The qua-lion of eriAection to American Labor—
one in which we tire all deeply interested—las
been ptssed over fait silence, from which we infer,
that, thry.eare littletwheiller our condition be in•
pioved or not, and is evidepr, have no sympathY
ter those Nahlim our' Revenue laws aro now op
tiris.ing-1.0 also re the questions of Slavery,
Itiernallmprovente 1, &c. It would seem, as we
',live on thought, that they have forsaken every
principle, and now, es we see by the proceedings
of the County Contention, they stand before the
People afraid to define themselves, and without
any principles to r4arnint nd them to their favor.
Ate they worthy of itupport—will the People vote
in the dark I If lily feel for their own Interest,
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we think not.
The principles of the Whig party, are openly,
and without fear, proclaimed—they have been dis
cussed—they have been weighed and not found
winting—thiy are principles of which•we all feel
proud--and are Worthy the support of all who
dente the cituntry,eaved from bankruptcy, ruin,
and want:. It beComta the citizens of the county
to judge between.
TILE NEXT ONORESS.
From present appearimces there will be a spell
maj ( ority of Whigs in the next llouie of Repre
sentatives. Thii Whigs have elected ICO 3 the
Lccofocoa 105—making a Majority of 4 for the
futmer. Theta are 17 members yet to bo elected,
and it is probable the Whigs may make one or two
gains.' While upon this subject, it may bowelt
for the People of Pe.nnsylvania to look at the
means; to which, in the North and South, the
Locofocos have resorted to carry the elections.—
In the North, among thOree People of Vermont
and Connecticut, in order to bo succesiful, they
coalesced with the Free Sailers, whose principles
are antagonistical; and in the South, where they
found a contrary 'course was' nezeWary: they
united with the advocates of Slavery, anl sue,.
seeded in gulling the Whigs out of two or three
members of Congress, over which they have moot
lustily rejoiced. But it will 8o them no good :
it has only served to expose the,deception prac—
tised by the party to effect an object.
PRESIDENT TAYLOR'S VISIT.
We have received a letter from Allentown, Pa.,
dated August3lst, staring that President Taylor
would scan visit Pot : 46lle. The President, how- .
ever, has been token sick, but is now somewhat
better, and' whether this 'will interfere with the
proposed 'Mil, we are not able to say, Ile man
ifested-to the Committee ofinvitation, a great de
sire to .vit•it this County. and we know he is an
ima to do arr; and if his health rail at all permit,
we pal expect e visit from him.
VERMONT ELECTION
The State Election in the Green Nfounrain '
State, took place on Tuesday last, and o glaciates
t'iumph of Whig Ptincples it is: The combined
power of the Locofocos and Free Sellers, were un.
able to awe the*higs of that State inm submission.
'Coolidge, the Whig candtdaate for Governor, has
been elected.by the people. in the 31 District,
Meacham, Whig, is elected 'to Congress over
Marsh. Of the representatives elected 11: are
Whigs, 5 Free Soil Dsmocrata, and 1 Democrat.
If the Whigs continuo to gain in other counties
their State ticket will be elected.
Tut CIiPLION OPENED =The People in ma
lion !—:A trim - entlous meeting of Ityo Whigs of
the City *end County of Philadelphia; was held in .
Ind, pendenee Square on Monday evening last, to
ratify the nomination of Mr. Fuller, our candidate
for Canal Commisiorier. Dr. Wm. Harris, Pre
sided. Stiriing Resolutions were read by Jot. IL
Chandler, an-I afterwards ad , pled, approving of the
nominee of-the Whig pirty—laudatory of the State
and National AdMinistritions, reiterating the yen
' timents orthe Whigs upon Protection, Slavery,.
Intrrnal Improvements, &e. Eloquent' Addresses
were delivered by Hon. Inure Cooper, of our Be
-1 rough, Joseph R. Chenille and H. M. Fuller ; all
of whom urged the importance of rollewing up the
victory of last fall by another at the coming elec—
tion, othethise our triumph upon that occasion
would not prove of much avail; 'oar efforts in be
half of sound moasur . eir - Raul! be useless, and that
firmly to establish Whig principles, we'must ever ,
be on the alert; and be watchful of the intrigues of
ths . foe. Let this Meeting be followed by others
of,the Whigs in.the interior.
Cosnmes or FnavCs.—FrtMee, is indeed in
a pitiable condition; but when we taint upon the
course she has pursued with regard to Rome, we
cannot award her the sympathy, which under
other circumstances, could bo alone. The Londou
correspondent of the Nara American states that
at this momint the nation is bankrupt—trade is
almost annihilated—the shop keepers are impove
rished—the peasants are starring—whilst there is
a very strong feeling of dissatisfadion amongst the
whole people at the- interference of the Govern,-
ment in the affairs of Rome. To ell these troubles
end disasters 'must bo added the great financial
dirßenlties of the nation.; which may truly be
termed gigantic.
Tuts Boston Trarellel states, on the authority
of a private letter,. that the French Government
will not receive Mr. Rises, our new Ambassador
to Penis. The Trerdlersuippeses the reason will
be drawn from certain dieputchea sent hothe by Mr.
Rives, doting his former envoyship in France, mad
published -by our Government. They related to
the difficulties concerning the french indemnity , ,
and golnkba,Ck to France helped p heighten the
irritation Which existed there on . the subject?
- BITING Frar..—The
Miley Collieries, near MXnehester, having token
fire, and resistiiig eh efforts to extinguish it, a
Chmnist, Mr. Guernsey, proposed to put out the
fire by filling rho grilleries'of the mine with ear—
beide:acid. The experiment was tried, tad was
9acezalciL
EXHIBITION, 07 AXIIIICAN
—The ,Franklin Institute annotncesthe Nine—
teenth Exhibition of Ansericali'Manufactures to
take place in October next, at the Museum Build
ing. • The rules which governed former exhibitions
are substantially the same for this. Mechanics
and others are invited from all qUarters to send
their contriStitions in time. Thousands 'annually.
attend these ixhibitions, and the interest which
the publi . c . take in them is not only encouraging
to the mechanic, but a direct benefit to his busi
ness. The exhibitions make his productions gen
erally known, and show the degree of excellence
attained.,
A Genre S i lwan.7-Mr. Phillips, an English
Aichitect, has submitted to the London Commis
sinners a plan for a great drain. 100 feet beloved'e
surface, the , Main pipe to be 8 feet high, ind to
extend from London to the marshes of Essex and,
Kent, and ultimately to the sea. It will be ao
deep as to be below the bed of the Thames. end
completely .drain the lowest localities of London.
This will give,to the citizens their beloved Themes
in all its native purity, "unsullied by the filth of its
two millions of inhabitants. •
‘orresponbencc.
. [Fur the3llnerte Jouinal.] .
LETTERS FROM SLOPENO. 3.
No. V-1:11 , A cOSUOPOLITE.
I intended, in this letter, to show up in *bat
manner the Hunker party, in this County, have
been in the habit or using the disinterested-'as
sistance the workingmen rendered them in 60118
of the preceding elections,—but as I have a mote
pleasant theme to write about at present; I will
let them, in common potence, elide till next week.
You can'all.reinember that immediately before this
Country ts ar plunged into war with a sister Re
public, the 'Whig poly, with great unanimity, in
.ig4.4, that by prudent measures, peace and her
attendant We l :lnge, could bree been preserved
without a flaCrifife of National Rmor • For about
two years, the clouds of War hovered over our
Southern frontier, and those who were familiar
with the mertiures of the then Administration, saw
with sorrow that blood must soon follow such
wise policy. concentrated wisdom of both
pulitiesi pathos, strove in vain to avert the op•
prolching calamity. The old iiwikera stria that
the reason ivily their opponents, viz. the Wnigs.
were anxious for pease, was this, that they-were
cowards, ant) would sooner sacrifice the honor of
heir Country, than spill their blood in her de—
MEM
Time paled on, and tha newa at last reached
heAe mountains and linnet,' the values, even into
the' cat of the hardy sons of toil,—then there was
:Int: one word spoken : "American blood has been
shed upon.4tmeriean roil r It woe enough—it
spoke to the heart here, as it spolto to the hearts
ofyour brothers, though separated thousands of
miles a!sundor; and the only echo which rever-
brated frorn`TheArrJstork to the the Rio Grande
was—revenge! It appeared as if the chain which
bound us together, was about to be severed a few
months before; but at the approach of danger the
tooken link was united, and we again stood a
Natiott of brothers 'Fbe party which had been
stigmatized as Traitors, Federahats, Tories,
Church—bOrnere, Sce.—who loved peace and hat-
ed war—who advised a peaceful policy end strove
to avoid .thei cxperise and the blood of their child
ren, now cast adide their oi;poiitiors and ruched to
the standard`of their COuntry, and nt her bidding
offered up their lives.
In this moment of peril and danger, where was
the redoubtable awl worthy champion of the Lo-
cofaen patty : in this County 7 The but leader on
their list..wa• reposing upon hie laurels which he
had plucked from the brow of a champion from
Quaker&lorn, at the world-renowned battle of the
Orchard—where he VT Al vanquished. The second,
Col. S—, of the nine hundred and ninety-ninth
Regimer,t.nf Penn's Militia, disliked the den of
'" , war's alarm.," and entrenched himself behind
several ledgers in. a certain office, et and
aware loudly that if the Mexicans came near him,
he would charge them a d-1 of a bill of free and
en , ta—re., that he would, no help him God and
the Hotrocabfe Cduril / 2 There were 'several
other immortal spirits who.swore loudly at the
cowardly Whigs, before the war commenced, who
-now swore that if it were not for •'ctrcumstances
over tchich they had rio control," they would be
willing to follow the sound of the drum, and faft
one of them and at a cart tin celebration not long
since.) 'marry the'.6tar3 and stripes untarnished
o'er the prostrate CoretSee3 of .the cowardly yel
low-skined Mexicans!" Leut, don't you re.
member that 'ar expression
Now;dest reader, don't you think• that these
same 0:d Hunkers, who are the first to swallow
ap all the spoils of office, should have been among
the first to &tt to the stmilsrd of their Country':
1 do, and tha is the rea , on why I have been
panting nut their inconsistencies and the shallow
ness of their promises. Wno was the firi.t that
eteptod forward and called upon alt men, good
men and true, to rod and sustain him in organiz
ing a company for the war I Was it an office
seeker, an old Hunker, or a red mouthed Loco.
foco I I assure you it ems, as you well know,
mine of thtse. It was en humble Mechanic !
one who was raised in the centre of the Coal
field, and whot worked with his hands to
sustain himself and rising family of little cbildten :
The call of his Country to him was imperative,
and he obeyed her commar.ds. Hume bad its
charms artki friendship its claims, but all were cast
aside, because he felt that duty beckoned him
onward. It is no trifling thing to sever at one
moment, all the ties 'of youth, society, love and
friends and yet, all was severed at the shrine
of his Country, and be turned &Com all be loved,
without a t‘igh, save such a sigh the brave must
always feel when- parting from those they love. '
Yet this ammo man was ono of those cowardly
Maga, who bated war and loved peace. Yes, be
was e, Whig when he went away, and he returned
from the burning - plains of Mexico, as warm and
ardent a WLig, as be was the day upon which
'the blue hills of his native County faded Iron:Olio
600.1
. .
The %rive ere not con6ned to any party, and
his little band, while upon those arid plains, knew
no name but,the name of brothers. From the I
land of Penn shall sectional feelings now sever
those who stood by him in the hour of danger
I fancy 1 hear the response, s•nol never !•' from
one and: all of those xtvho were led by,him into the
heat of battle. 'Tie said that Republics are un
grateful; la ui prose that.Ceunties are not. 'Tis
true we have but little to bestow upon our brave
defenders; but the little we have let us not grant
to the old Hunkers. who, while war raged in the
far South, rested upon downey pillows at home,
whileMkose s'eut-hearted arid strong-nerved men
in Mexico, had nothing but the bright heaven for,
Lb , canopy and the cold earth for their resting
place. -5 ,
The truly brave MOl% never makes a show of
his bravery or speaks contemptuously of his breth
ren in 'alma; but the beet view of his frailty is
alwayipresented when the occasion compels him
to speak. - This i know?te be the case with the
person now spoken of, for when peace once more
smiled upon our beloved Country, be in company
with his curnrades returned to his mountain home,'
and when the subject of the war ;was introduced'
he always extolled his comrades and their deeds.
but hie own , actions - he modestly passed over es if
ashamed that he hatleccomplished so little for the
honor of:hie:native State and Cdunay.
,A .few
days passed away, arid - after be bad received the
congratulatiOns of bis friends, ho calmly cast aside
the trappings of war, and resumed his peaceful
aye& ionsiffo rgetti n g all that be had suffered end
all he endured in the cause of his Country.
Time passed on; and the People, who delight
to honor those who hive served them in the hour
of danger, determined that he should cast aside
his paint pot and- brush, and become their can
didate for the office of Sheriff. .1:1e gave them his
name and they have promised him their votes,
which pledge they will redecmin October next.—
There are many reasons why the great masa of
workingmen should support him, and one of the
most prominent is this—be is a workingman him
self. Another is, because he is fresh from the
ranks of the people, and therefore more likely to
do the people justice,—for he understands what
it is to be poor and oppressed, for ho is poor him
self ! •
Honest; patriotic and brave, there is not
. one
man in the County who am urge aught against
him, although be has lived hero from twiyhoed•to
the resin! hour.. 'Tis madras to wry more on
this subject. you are the judges of the case and
to your final decisiotyl cheeduly subinit the whole
subject—knowing that the interests of Capt. hr.
Nagly will be het ter , attended to, by you, then they
agar @en be by your bumble correspondent, for I
well ltnowyou will remember his airmen_ and re
ward:lhis merits at the ballot boa. •
Sept. 4,1849.
I, The opening ut the Central Raitroalto Lewis
town !set Saturday, lawns the trip hp canal and
railroad between PLiladephis tad Pivaborg ono
dap,.
total- 3tent6.-'.:
Serious ..4ecident.:7sfaUhew_ . Cooper',
youngest sou of Senator Cooper, aged about 1.0
years, of this Borough; met witiisi.„ - tiations
accident, on Thursday last,, He-trani; we are in
formed, riding upon one the Coal Cars, at Mt.
Carbon, and, in endeasorbig to get ofF, fell upon
the track in such a position that the Car pasted
over anti of his legs, and injured it sit much that
amputation was rendered neeestary, which was
accordingly done on Thursday evening, by. Drs.
Carpenter and Halberstadt, of this place:. Nes
terday morning the lad was in un easy state, hay-,
Mg bad a good night's sleep. The accident, is
much to be regretted, as the . family of which be
is a member, have been in our Borough but a
short time. It should prove a warning for lads
so young to keep a proper distince: from the
Railroad; is, '
ilsother.—We regret to learn that -about
an hour after the above •eccident had occurred,
that a breaksman, engaged on the Coal train.
named John Mcgoillion; was throw n from the
Cars, at Mt. Carbon, and had both his legi hor
ribly mangled, the cars passing over them.. 'itm
tatinn was not performed, and the man, after lin
gering a short time, died. Ho bad been engaged
upon the Railroad but a short time, and was about
23 lears of age. •
IE7 Air Accident occurrent on the Incline
Plane, at 'Donaldson, chnyikill county, on Fri
day of last week, owing to the rails being wet,
by which a mule was killed, and twenty CBI"
much damaged.
re. The Water in th - e Union Canal was at so
low a stage Friday week that'boats could not pass
from l'inegrove with more than a half load.
rO7 Court.—The Court of Common Pleas
commenced its September Session, at Orwigs
hurg, on Alooday last. A number of cases
were upon the trial list, but most of which have
been deferred until next Court.
q" An Arrrsi.—Mr. Taylor; Chief Burgess
of our Borough, received an anonymous letter, a
few days since, stating that if a Mr. Howard, who
keeps a 'ltem. Shop," in Norwegidn Street, be
tween Railroad and Centre, were.not removed,
the dwelling in which ha resided would be de
stroyed by fire. A man by the name of Qnigly,
who also keeps; Beer Shop, in Mahantango St.,
from certain facts elicited on the, occasion, was
arrested, on suspicion of havin . g written the let
ter,a-
by order of the Town Council, an i now
confined in our County Jail at Orwigsburg.
tr Schuylkill County Ahead!—We' aro in
formed of a curious frock of nature, that occur
red in West Brunch Valley, about four miles•from
Pottsville, a few evenings since. It appears that
a Mrs. An spnch gave birth to a boy weighing, at
its birth, 14 pumids! At the same time she was
delivered of a still born child weighing 12 1 ibs!
This lithe most astonishing work of human na
ture that has occurred within the recollection of
ufauy persons. We doubt whether any County
in the State can go ahead of this ; and in this
Schuylkill ought to be placed in the front-rank.
r 7 Destructive Fire.—A correspondent in
forins no of a very destructive fire that occurred
nee r-McKeausburg, Schuylkill County, on Sun
day morning last, at about 2 c'clock. The Barn
and out.bnildings of Mr. Joshua Buck, with it
'area l quantity, of grain and hay, at that place,
were entirely destroyed. A largo wagon, a
baggy, and ono or more sleighs, were among
the 'things burned, else: a threshing machine and
coripshelle7: and probably the major Part a. the
harness. `Fortunately. all the cattle and horses
were in the fields and escaped destruction.—
Loss--estimated at $3,000. The correspondent
does not state whether the property was insured
The fire is supposed to have been the work of
,an incendiary..
New Market Ile gulatvats —There being
some complaint with regard to the laws which
have been in existence relative to the regulations
of the Market or our borough, the Town Conn
ell, in obedience to the wishes of the citizens, ns
manifested through their petitions, Made the ful..
lowing alterations in Nordin said matter:— •
I. To establish the Markets every day la the
week. mail nine o'clock in the morning.
'2. To prohibit the retailing of Marketable ar
ticles during market boom, within the litnita of
the Borough, except in the M.trket Square.
g. Repealing all Ordinances , requiring,. the
owners of Market wagons to pay for the, privi
lege of standing in the Marker Square. l •
4. Repealing,all laws prohihiting_the sale of
Marketable articles by wholesale, or by the wag;
on lead during market hours.
Military Visit.—Tho "Sclitt's Infantry,"
commanded by Capt. Metz, a Voilunteer Com.
pany from St. Clair, paid our Borbu3h a visit, on
Monday last. They were equipped in tho U.
S. uniform, numbered about 30 men, and as
they paraded our streets, bttracted much atter'.
Lion by their soldier-like appearance.
r..7"The Rev. Dr. Peek, President of Dicken
son College, at Carlisle, preached in the Secon4
M. E. Church, of this Borough, on Sunday even
in,: last.
' 1 Two filtiz Killed= l Ye understand that
two young men engaged at the mines of Messrs.
Johns, near Pottsville, were killed, there at, on
Tuesday afternoon, of last week. We have
been unable to ascertain their names.,
Explosici.--Patricli Sweeney, a laborer,'
under tko employ Of Air. Wm. Donaldson, at
his colliery at . Tamaqua, was seriously injured
on Friday evening, of Jasfweek, by the prenaa.
taro explosiottpf a blast.
Cam' Vilirarq Organization.—Wa tnko from
Ate Emporium Ike list of officers elected under
the new law, in the following Volunteer Com
panies, in this County, on th 6 '2oth Aug. 1033:=
let Troop of Casatrr , -'-Capt.. Geo. C. Wyn
lump; Ist Lierit. ; Michael Mortimer. ‘24.1
Daniel Sehertle; Cornet, Wm. 11. Gum Treasur
er, John L. Martin.
National Light fofantry.—Cape, Frauk Pott;
Ist Lieut., Henry Lord; td Lieut., Hobert M.,
Palmer; 2d 2d Lieut., Ethirard Macdonald.
Ilfrnertrille Arid!cu.—Capt., John Kay Clem
meat; Ist lieut., Henry Merkle; 2d Lieut., H.
Ileunig; 2d 2d Lieut., Damon &rope; Treasurer,
Daniel Hock.
Port Carbon Artillgry,— Caps. John Good
hart; Ist Lieut.: Henry 114rncastle; 2d Lieut., J.
C. Noose; 2.1 ea Lieut., 'John Dennis.
Union Rifle Rangers.—Capt., Daniel Zim
merman; Ist Lieut., Jacob Zimmerman; 2d
Lieut., Daniel Kehley. -
Scott's St. Clair Infantry,—Cnpi,..Thcob•Metz;
Ist Lieut., Joseph M. Irwin; 2d Lieut.', Adam
Kline; 2.1 2d Lieut., John W. Williams.
11411.1.117413G0 VOL. 1141T.31A./., 11. FILM
Jackson Blues.—Capt, Wm.:Hoch:lst Lieut.,
Israel Shucker; 2d Lieut., Simon Shocker.
Mahantango RiJles.—Capt., Francis Donator,
Ist Lieut., Peter Wollgang-:l o .llLieut , Peter Hen
in'tert 2d. 2d Lieut., Santel B. Stirrer. • .
° Wartit'artan Guards.—Capt.. Edward Enter.
line; Ist Lieut panic' Heim: 2dt Lieut., Jacob
Hotfat 2d.21 Lieut., Daniel Kremer.
Ear &tittle?) Dcalh.—dn Monday, of last week,
a man Dented sliebael Hanratby, eAts found ly
og unde•t4 a tree in the Orchard, immediately
opposite the house of Jacob Klioo in East Tam
aqua, in state of exhaustidn.i He was carried
into Mr. Kl.'s stable and died before medicathid
could bo Enticared. •
the deceased, says the Tamaqua Legion, was
a, stranger, about 5 feet 6 or 7 inches high,
round face and light compleziOn,apparently about
4.1 years of age. He had $12.10 in cash, a Cato
olio Manuel or Prayer Book, with his name
written. in it, , and crucifix and beads. He was:
buried in ;the Catholic Grave Yard, 'ander:the
superintendence of the Con/Table. who now hiti
in his possession the 'money belonging. e the de.
10" Adotitred.—On the first 'Monday of the
September Term of our Courts, DANIIL CrEpt,
rs.T.sq., a member of the tiar of Northampton
County, was, upon motion of W. B. Potts, Es+,
admitted to praotkein the several .courts of this
County. . ,
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DA , DAL. DEns•ityri scuooL DI- 1'
iz.
---,-- --- 2_7 --- --------. - , •RECToss.
--T s - • _
_, - • • •
tt invites the attention or Teachers
•and t Sawa*, irec tors; nanlcniarly.th Schtfylitql,Co4 I
to t foltihring new and Improved Schoul"Booka pate.'
ushed by him. ratted -, -• • . , - -,. - , • • , "
._,.. ITlclutca Columbian Cattnistore • ' " . , . -
Do", Vieth.' Cotambiarreatethator. ,
, • ".. Do - 7 - Table-lhitdr.-- . - -4 ", . - .
. " " '
Do Columbian Snelling Boot. '
Do •"" Practical Commontlichool bleniuratlon.
wh li welt be ready' In a few days. • ..."":" ". • ' '
ell
e nooks are already • extensively Used la Obi.
Co T
eta, ithd in so changeable s t poimlation as :debase,
it deslrabie that the Books used In. our. Pchnola
should be as uniformas • nomitile ; We - therefore cell
thel particular attention of School Director) and Troth.
er c lite this series. on - the th e commencement of the
S oohs this fall. These Boots base received the ap
probation of about 500 professors and Teachers, as
theL best works on the - trobjects on which they treat.
rens, ars sated the cheapest Bunke is the market:
Merchants, Teachers. &boot Directorial 'Ste:, sup
pU I e,d
at the towest rites, by the quantity. - - . .. ..•
Q. BANNAN.
- . - rristey, Pub /bier sad Bookseller.
ZS ARSE T.S.
POTTSVILLE
. ,
CORRECTiLi WEI:SLY ron - Tirs JOURNAL.
_Wien irtuni, Ott. $5 00 red Pcsibis pitr'd. 3 00
aro 7r-.-:do • 4%7'7 &Mr .do do oupar'd. - I 75
wheat, 1 . 10 Dr'd Apples. Paid:. 75
11 .1 . e... ,-. do : 7 . 55 Eggs, dos. : - ~ • ,10
Can; •, do •— •••• • • 150 Butter, iti • - 121
0311. do • -40 ' Baron, - • , .03
Potatoes, do • ral ' Hams.: 10
Timothy deed,_ 50 flay, ton,
ell Yet do : . •3 50 Plaster.
' 1 MARRIED. . I
.• On Saturday, Sept. I, 'he R. G. Thomas, Esq.. Mr,l
Joity W. WiLusus. of the borough of Minersville, to;
Allis Sagan GREEN, of tier tenderise in Coal town-1
shlO.• . , i
4:00 Sunday evening. Sept. 11, by Rev. T. S. Johnson.;
Mn. JosErn F. SEIREIM to Miss AULD p.t.b. FRANK. of
Pottsville. • .
th Pottsville, on the 57th ult.. by Rev. D. T. Cuba
hap, Mr. THOM. Sflallt • C, tO . MINI Jetti' blel.s.ris,l
both of Mihersville,.: - , •
'
jn thls boron:11. Sept. 1, JAMES 11Estry, son'of.lns.
11.1 and Sarahlly;nged .11 months, 9 weeks and 4.
thqs,
1 5 1!LASK1 7 11.0D1M;:hfiC216. 4 Stier EtiTkleptiimi
EY or Pulogki Lodge. will be held on Monday cvei
fling, etept. lb. lel% at 7/ o'clock.. , ' • 1
IMPROVED ORDER OP RED MEN=ScbuylJ
kill Tribe No. S.—Stated meet ings-nf the Society
are beld every Friday evenin at Stienter's Hall. The
members are requested to be in attendance, as bus*
neis of importance will be transacreit.
.1. P. EtEILTRAIII, Seep.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES
pas, fly Divine Permission, the Rev. Dr. Neill.. of
IGO" Philadeiphia, will preach for the Rev. Dr. Saum.
ders, to OM Presbyterian congregation worshipping in
Clayton's Mail, Centre-street, to morrow morning and
'evening. dt the Usual hour. -
.-"pIfrIVERSALIST CIIIIKCIL—ServIees are held
tY in the-'2d story of Stlchter's Newhall, every Sab
bath morning and evening of the usual hours Rev,. it.
K. BRUSH, of Luzerne Countyj Pastor.
The public are respectfully-Invited to attend. .1
-- • .
. THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CIIURCII.
• ••b•' -TIM following Rezolutio&bas been passed hy
the Vestry: of Trinity I:buret...Pottsville.
Resolved; That in consideration ofthe sums contritim
led and to be contributed as &notion* to the erection
and furnishing , of the church edifice: the vestry 'do
hereby act apart, and appropriate FIFTY MUT
PE
WS, d esir e rmin fee for all pertain!
who may e wo rship s
tdh in a the r
Church. Toes,
pews are located as fellorve :
IN TliE CENTRE AISLE, :
North tide, No. 111,119, 127, 135, 143. 151, 159. Ni OTIOE Is hereby given that an aphlrcation
South side, No. 112, 120, 120, 130, lit 152, IN. 1 1 1 will he made to the Leghlature at its next session
IN TIIE NORTH AISLE. for tie incorpnratinu ef a Rank to bet called the "flank
North side, No. 1°,7, 13,19,25, 31, 37, 43, 51, 53 51, 55. of Po:Vivi:le." with 0 capital of nnalhunelred and ifif.y
thousat 0 dollarr. - for the transaction of the usual Ims.
South .131,10, No. 2,8, 14, 20, 20, 32, 38, 41, 50, 51.
h
'
1 hexed Ranks, to he located In the Borough of Potts
IN THE •
ville in the. county of Schuylkill, in Cie state of Penn ,
South side, No. 56,37, souni AISLE.
59, 00, 74, 80, 80. 92. 98, 101, 10.
eyivania.
.
North tide No. 59,- 07, 73, 79„45, 01, 97, 10% 10 .
D'IVINESFRYI4.3I Is hew Wile Church every 3 n-
day. Alerting Sereke cominences - it 101 Writ k.
JlPerneaM Sorties COW meneee at 4 o'clock.. And e'len
n a ferrite. on the first Sunday of every month
p^ TRINITY 'CHURCH CEMETERY, AT MO ,
Kr' LAUREL.—The Vestry of Trinity Church. P rte
villa, are nniv ready thxell burial Mound graves in ha
large and brautifizEplot of ground, near the junetio
Market Street and the Minersville Road, which the
have lately enclosed and laid out for aCemetery. !Au
plieatinn for Intsor single-eravea may he made to
DREW RUSSEL, Esq., Treasurer of the Chart , a
whose Wrier onMahantringo Street, n plan of the C m •
tery can be- seen,. or Edward Owetvrairy, Ben
Centre Street.
, --- j
THE CRDAT MEDICINDIic TOO DAY: Denton
TownscsuahiSAlltiAl..“lll-I(l—This rnemeine has' the
peculiar fortune-Of being recommended and prescribed
by the mOst respectable physicians of the country an
only recinira a trial to briligit info general use. 1t
put up in rmitrt bottles, and isiuin times cheaper ha
_ . _ ._ . . .. .
anyone! . nienamtien. Dert.trainc end it ci
of great reputation In Albany, N. Y. and I tut tan yc , in
ttcnerally In' that city precrillie it In their bra tic
The fullowina inn certificate from come of therm ,
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
Dr. Tmvnaend is nimnardaily receiving rirderep,
Physicinnn in different partsof the Union
This into certify That we, the ondernienedPh•nirians
o the city of Albany Incy in nem:Win can prescri
bed Dr.Townscrl i s Bareapariiia. Anil we brf.tene it to
be one of the inontignlonble preparntions of the Sarsa.
&mina in the market.
11. ni PULING. D
.1. WILSON, 31. - D.
R. P. immGcs, M. D.
P. E. EL3IENDORP, A 1 D
Albany, AprlPl.lBln • - • •'• • •
Dr. Seymour, the writefof the following. le one of
htioldest and toofit res perta hie Physicians in Onto.
. Piartfnrd, Cl., May 61, 1816.
Dr. Towtsatro.-•Dear ilir • •• Townsend's Sam
parilla" gods tiready sate In ITartford—ls highly es
teemed by all who have made use of it, and we halm
reason to believe Ito good qualities will be daily appre
ciated by a discerning public. I have, daily calls for It,
and hope you will be remunerated Wynn!. exeftlons to
render service to the afflicted. * I
am sir. gout obedient
servant, HARVEY' SEYMOUR, NI. D.
re-`• The General Agency for the rale of..the Sam,
Familia Is at Ilannan'stloosstdre Peitsvilln,where Drng
gists and'others can be supplleltvholosale at the Mann
facturere prices.
It Is also fro sale in Pottsville at Clemens la Deli •
lees and 4.9.16 S. C.. Martin's Drug Stores; E. I.
Fry. Tamaqua; J. W. Gibbs, Druggist, Mineral:Me;
C. Frailey, Orislgsbarg ; Deasy Shissler,• and W: L.
Heisler,Port Carbon ; Paul Barr, Pirtegtove; J. C. C
Hughes. Pottsville.
H' See advse•lsement In vnotiterenl imp Arisen's'.
. , • •
.- . .
r
.iontainlng a large number of eertifie ' atds from Phyrd.
Mans and other clit he examined at tannan's Book
tore.Price St dr.hlittle. or 5 Battlei for 85.
BEWARE OF -COUNTERFRlTS.—Tagloi,4Coult
terfeit Detector.and United States .Jlfuney Reportir,
he ben In th United States, containing fac
ngravinge of all the Cold; Sliver, and Copper coins in
irculatinn with their value attached : corrected mouth
ey. do merchant or dealer ought to be without It.
Persons encloeintt one dohneto the aubscriber
virillhatre the Deteetormalted monthly eneye.ar tntheiri
WANTED
ViTANTED—O? E THOPSAND TONS COAL—
VV rag which Umbrellas of the beat Manufacture
Will be tarnished, nt the lowest market prices. Ex
change will be 193d0 'for any portion or the whole
quantity; address, or apply to •.
WM. 11. RICHARDSON,
• No. IC4 Market st., Philadelphia.
Sept S. 1549. -37-2 mo
'TEACHERS IV ANTED.-5 31ale and 2 Fe
male T,achers. will he wanted In take cherre of
the Public Schools in Blythe Township. Schuylkiil co.
Pa. All persons wishing to apply, will send In their
applications to the underalgned, and meet the Boiled
of °hereon. at the liousemiJohn Bechtel. New Phila
delphia, on the 21th der of September next. at 10 o'-
clock, A. M. Schools to commence on theist of Otto-.
her. By order of the Board,
, C. .1. DOMIINS, Scc'y.
3tl-2te
Sept 1.140
ANTED-zA MIME or good moral character.
YY to take charge of ihe'chiltiren et the Schuylkill
Courtly Alms House, to Whom liberal wages would be
paid. Persons wilting 'to apply forth. sin:mien. will
please Send in *hell application to the Board of Direc
tors, at their meetings on the first Monday of each
Month. stating upon what terms she would serve, either
by the week, month nr year. .
By order of the Itnatal.
IVM, J. DOIMMNA, Clerk.
Sept I, 1619
CARDS. -
H. B. TEMIETS,
. C0311111:?SION MERCHANT,
- JVo 40 IV.ilI Strict.
(Manhattan Bank Buildings.) New York.
054aberal cash' advances made on Coal. II required
eept• 8. 1849. 37-3 mo
DANIEL E. PHILLIPS, . .
I ATTORNEY A.ND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Will attend to all professinnal business intrusted to
him. with promptness and fidelity. He may be eongul.,
ted In the English or Welsh language. . .
Ofllee..ln Thompson'; Hall, Market at., near Second.
Sept. 8, 1819.
1 - 111111.1tisES HEGINS,
la • • ATTORNEY AT LAW.
lianiemoved his office next to J. hi Longs Ehnen
Stnre. Centre street. • [Sept 1.'49. 35-3 m ,
ion • t LES LEIS, V.
POTTSVILLE. PENN'A.
Office in Market Street,iapposite iili eakinot Waro
Rooms. • • /Lug II '4O-13-If
L , TAWAILDAILKIE - 76N. •
PJ DESIGNER & ENGRAVER ON WOOD,
' - No. SO} Walnut SA, Philada. •
Aucust 4, IN% 22-ly •
11,`Its DI. DEPUIFs •Surgeon Dentist, Ot6ar—
Jl/31arkeit Atreet., (North stile,) First doorshove Es
quire ;Wilanies °Tice. • isittolo
A TOUSEY
' J. U. iuczNALLY.
Tamaqua, Schu'ylleit PO.. Pa.
June b,1919, • • 2i-ty ,
rkOCTOR C. 11/ESEVEI23 HOMEOPATHIC
1.1 I'UTSICIAI, Itrinovel hiSOtlise to the upper
most of the new brick buildings, opposite the Post
Miss. Cvstfri Street. Pottsville. • ino2.4,l9—lfitt
n e Si
.Corneto 241
NICKER.— •
'llo*.Er ATM° MEDICAL OFFICE.'
ihd Market let.Dertneitel:hompean's Aaa
roredviu.s, PA:
Residetkee Car. nt' Callowhillned 3.1 St: opposite the
Prttnatlveldelbodtet Church. pan t 7
gtr IL I E RSIIARiiWARE.—A. complete assort
meet ••f Builders, Saddlers.Cerrialie Makers, and
House.lieepers.Thrdware at reiloceil prices. '
.- July 28.. "31-1 • BRIGHT*. row.
WAII.I3BIIIPPEN, Attorney and Counsello
_East Lava Philadelphia, will attend to collections and
all other legal business In the City of Philadelphia, a
Mug Counties and elsewitete. Omen No. 13 Pints -
tirt,Thila4ellll3.l. • . f A lig-22 1n49-2y,
TISER.
NOTICES
AssisrrAwr TEACHER to Panne Schools,
A tanninittee'orLtlie Beard- of Directors of the
i'attsville-Dlatrlet: vrol mretlat - School Nouse' No.
this • afternoon, Saturday, at 4 o'clock. (r the per ,
nese estenluine applicants for Assistant Female
Teacher hi 'Female School No. 4- Appbeante all
please attendee staid place. Salary, elle per meetly
_ • ' MARTIN, Secretary..
Pattavilla; 5ept.8.41319, - • 37-It
TVOTiIokTO TAX.. PATEGPS.—The Taz•payers of
the Bon.aglaof Pottsville ere hereby - . again. noti
lied that 5 per cent. advliticteal, together with cost o f
`collection. grill be choreal nun!! S chool Tax remain-
Orip unpaid (foe the yeal:1819)-on,and Peer tho 2.5 th
- . It. WOODSiDg.
Pottsville, Sept:S. Tread , Cora. S. fund.
, . 37.4 t— • • - • roll se 1110.
1 , 1001 -- wiCCONTßACTOßS. — Realedpi n e msals
lti win be,recelvwd at tho Engineer's Office or the
Vermont entral Rail Road , Company. in Northfield,
until the lot day of 4ctoher neet,-for making TUN
NEL of OhOUI twelve hundred feet - in length on said
Rail Ron], near Burlington, on Lake Champlain
Plans and specifications of the work Will be ealdbit
•ed at the Office. in Norilifield. for two tweets prior to
dug of -election.' JAhIES.SIOORE:
•. Engineer of the-
Vermont & Canada IL Road.
31;-3t
Norti.Geld. Vt.,
Sept. 8.'49.
ISSOLOTION OF PAIL INER EL
SIII,
D The right. - thle 'and interest of Drictor IT
in the, firm of NICHOL/kw & COLLINS, baring
this day heen disposed of at Sheila's i Sale, the part
nership existing between said Nicholas & Collins, Is
hereby dissolved, and all persons indebted to the firm.
will settle their accounts with the subscriber, in whose
name the business will in future he conducted.
JO3El'lll.l. COLLINS.
211,3 t
15 00
000
Pottsville, Sept 1 1849.
I~OTICE.—,Tae Commissioners of Schuylkill Co
hereby give notice to the taxable inhabitants of
the seversi Boroughs and Townships in the County of
Schuylkill, that they will meet at their office in the
Borough of oi - wigs - burg, on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. the 9ah. inth and 19th days of Septem
ber next, between the hours of 9 o'clock. A. M. and
3 o'clock. P. M. for the purpose of hearing all corn
nista, with regard to the additional as...cements made
on pn.perty for, the year 18111, in'accordance with the
act of Assembly passed at the last Session of the Le
gislature, and make such abatement as may be conslii
,ered necessary and proper, namely r
• On Monday, Sept. 17tildor - -
New Castle. Buller, Barry; Norwegian, Cie?, Branch
Tps., and Minerovilte Bei-nosh.
• On Tuesday, Sept. 15th, for
Upper Mahantangm Lower Mahantango, Tremont,
Frailey and Porter Tps.
On Wednesday, Sent 10:h. for
'East Brunswick, West Brunswick. Schuylkill, Blythe.
Rush..llnion, West Penn, North Manheitn, South
Pineerove, t. uyne tps., Orwigcburg,Pine
grove and ScliuSlkiii Haven Boroughs.
The Assessors of the above Distrintsare also requir
ed to attend at the above stated times and ptacg.
By order of the Commissioners; e••,,s‘
• ; • ' G. B. ZULICUXII
ConimieslonetsAMAce, Or-1 •
wigeburg. Sept I, .49.
OTICE—TII Partnership heretofore carotin,:
IA between !Ivory S. Root and John IL James, trad
ing under the One of 11. S. ROOT a; Co., to by mutual
consent dissolved, since the 18th inst.; all persoes
indebted to the Orin, will please-make' payment Mme.
dintely and all persons having claims. willprescnt them
fur settlement. 11. S. ROOT,
Sept 1;41 364[9 IT. JAMES.
USSOLUTIONN—The Partnership heretofore
'existing, bettveerl , Daniel Shaeffer and George
Danner, trading under the firm ofi SHAEFFER At
DANNER, was,dissolved ity mutual consent, August
1.1, 1849. All persons hating claims against the late
firm ate hereby requested to present them fur settle
ment, and those indebted. In make payment to Daniel
- Shoeffer,who is authorized to settle the firm:, accounts,
and who will eontinttexhe business in his awn name
GEORGE DAsNrAt,
• Aug 18'49:___ 34.71 DANIEL SHAEFFER.
July 7'49-44-fim
OtiCiE.--TII6SIAS FOSTER & .Co., IIAVI
REMOVED their stock of Bnoti and Shoes to the
1. new store on the corner of Centre and Market Streets,
' where the business will In fume be carocd on upon'
the cash principle.. Thankful to their friends and the
public In general for past favors, they hope, by mana
ging their business in future snort the only correct ha.
aim, (via., casts payment,) to atford to their euelomers
goo d s open such rea - sonable terms a. will ensure tit
them a liberal patronage .
t PAY UP: -0,-.11 persons indebted to the loters:an
edarereque.ded to corms forward and settle theirassets
no nor new btllttneos itrrangvmento wilt reqhfre us .to
disr,nntinee and urge ihe prom,' pnyrro•nt of the saint.
Fehl7-81t ' "THOMAS POSTER & CO.
8111;,erthers lea, been ri
N . appt nte
nd / agents for the Slh. or Ilarttgon's ithwylna frogs
is stsil Metallic Dainpning Tablet, a hiinesgtrinf, labor sac
and rst,seysartno• viiiritirte, a sample of which my
be seen at the York Yore; all orders for,the alcove
an presses m-,hich ale warrtn,c i l to ye entire satiofact ion
Its will he priiitipily attended to.
te March 17 11l B. YABULEY dr. SON.
OTICE is hereby riven that minim:din:l will lie
I wade In the Liesislshire of Pennsylvania, at their
next set,tton, for n roinetval of the • Clnnrr of the
Miners'. Bank of Pnltioillle, In the County of Schtlo
- with the privite:e of increnaing Its capital from
two hot:l . lmA thonnand dollop , to font . hundred thou
sand dollars. By otylerof the Board.
. ,
UIIAS. I.,l›:£ll,'4nsnier.
' Junell3 , l9. , ,
krOT - ICE Da IlEttilibriTlVEN, that applbTation
will he wade to the 11..eci.lattobe. at itx next treconon
forthe 'amt./v..41t0n of a Bonk. to be calle;I “NI hobbit .
and Ntochanic , ' Bank of Mlttornvltle," with a capital
of two honarell thnonnd dollais, to be borate.] la the
finconoh of 31inersville•
BLUR WC . LENACIIIN.
WM. ti. ROBBINS,
GEO. S. REPPL1F.8..........LAN1ES li. FALLS,
MNiiMENI
11k7OTICE IS lIERERV ClCCY,thnt an appllca
non will ! , t, male to the Lettiplature at it, next
Ite9slon, for the in,nranration of a Savioe Instil
lion. to he called the lestitali.n."
with a capital of Flit)? ThooAaad Doll tr., for the
transact.hm of the business of 9nvinc 111$11111 -
Cone, to be loroted in the /lorou;11 of Pottsville, in the
County of Schuylkill, Pa.
It. WOODSIDC.
GPM. W. SLATP.Iti
PHILIP }JAFFA.
TUGS. C. POLLOCK •
Jowl tftL
EXECUTOR'' NOTICE.--13ettets
.1. , 1 testamentary havititylieen grantedlty thn Rerister
of schoylkal County, to the suhse.iliers. ns Exerutors
of the last mill and testament of George Hetherington.
late of Rt. Clair, deceased. antler: is hereby tiv en,that
an persons indebted to the decedent are rertnlred to
make payment. nod all persons anoint claims or de
mands :laminar the estate of the sand decedent, to make
known the Faille to them n ithrad delay.
;JONATHAN HETHERINGTON,
HETHERINGTON;
'4O--33,Gt•jExecutors.._
St Clair,Auzl
r
OTIOE.,— S A >,G ATION CARS
HI —The Sehoylkill. Navigation Company, having
sometime. since, asris wed all their Railroad Cars, cam
manly known as the Yellow Cal's" to Henry C,
Cnrhrt, Chailes S. Wood, and Edward T. Randolph,
Esqrs.—in tenet, (et certain purposes; and Possi•ell.°
having now been given, to their, Agent Edward G.
Harris, who will keen these Cara id 'Repair, and run
them, for account of the Trustees.
NOTICE, Is hereby given, that MI daMis, fin. labor,
°materials, hare tiler furnished to these Cars, must be
presented for settlement to Edward G. Harris. Agent
for this TrUsteme. ELWOOD MORRIS,
Dee. 243-49 , 1y1 ll.4siden t Engineer, .
OTIO r. N.CATlS.—Whe'riUts. Ihe Coal Cars
usually known -as the !la - drew Cues"—have on
several orcasionsbeen stolen away from the Naviga
tion Landings, and Used to bank Coal for private pur-
P TOTICE, Is hereby givMl,tiiat ' the subsariber Is de
termined to use all thifittitana in "his power, to put a
stop to such trespassea, and to punish the trespashers.
EU W O.IIARRIS,
Agent for the Trustees.
4 May N. 404(
RAIL, ROAD lUDs.-10 Tons of light Trail,
mode expressly for Urinal-and Stnpcs,S pounds
to the yard,just received at the York Store, a superior
article to any that has ever been brouzlit to the Coun•
ty—Coal Operators and otters.respt,•rtfolly invited to
call and see It. . & SON.
Autzust 3; 1519, 354 f •
H&11.1:11E11.16113 salt AXLES AND LIAR IRON
made at Cold:Spring Iron Works. frotruthe cele
brated Oalishury lrnn; ennatantly on hand. Orders
also received for axles, drawn to any elzo or shape.
ORRICK & CICIIPBELI,
genic for the Cold Rorine Iron Werke, .
Jana IC .1.5.494 - ' No. 109 VT , ter st,. Pkßala.
117 ST RECEIVED at the Y•rk Stare, 2 ton a
41. 3 and 4 Inch wrought spikes 5-15 .suitstile far
flat bar !Inroad Iron: also, cnostanlly on hand hook
head spikas for T falls a supply of flat bar Railroad
Iran, and TROIA always, to be had on application at
the above tarried %yell known store- i
arch 17 12-1 E, YARDLEY Ar. SON.
'fillAl3S FOR. 11IINES.—Thesubscribers have
just received from the ship Elizabeth, and j Inch
Rest tlestEnglish Chains, made e , 4lressly for Mines,
and for sale. Apply to T. E. GEORGE.
spril22 tf 17] Market and 12thiSlieels.1"bllada
13 AIL ROADIRON —BO T I N E% ns f Flat Bit
„EL Itail Road Iron, .
60 do 14 z i do dO do
8 do 21 a i do , d 4, do with spikes
45 do 1 a I do do dO ...
Atid•Platen,for salon) , , ,
A. Es O. 11.4.1.3T0N, 4 isoutl+ont at.,Fhl ado.
Phllado., July 11, 1846.28
. ,
JU:VIATA DOILF.II lIION.
g, g s TONS manned honor Iron, Non .l 3, 1 and 5 of
UV widthsof2s,32, and 36 Inches and rindom length!,
'.i
A. I. :O. RALSTON.
,
, 7 ?. 11. :PO' r— ' 4. South Trout et, P WWI.
DracrEsnip" 'trivia, TOR. ING ANDYINISII
INU.—The irthsetlber respeetollyandriartres that
he has ggnatnented the above tduttn.ss ht the Comer of
Manelithonk and Cent Streets.t P+>awiUe. l'a. and
will be happy to receive orders: Ott WARNER'
N. fl.—Guage-cords oil en no,at d oil globes on hand;
urtd roseate • finty h 2. • -Iv'
An TONS PIATII/%11 Italltnad Iron, and 4ai kn
to fit. Pnrsale by 1111IGIIT & Parr.
July 2 4 3. NIT • , ' ,/, 31.
FROSII CROP TURNIP SEED , by the lb. or
lip paperoun received end Or sale at the :lee&
and Val Tety Store of the . so4scrilier.
July 21 1810. — 3e.j -i;
SOH HALE~AT vItiVATH riALE. All hit
V . certain tract or parcel or land, Imitated nn the
Broad Mountain, in Comer hiribantonce tournehip.
ln Schuylkill county, (formerly Berke county,) in the
:Rale of Pennaylitania. bounded and deacribed na fol.
lowe,to wit:—Reginning at a marked white Ohit tree;
thence by late vacant lands, note turveied to Jacob
Miller, north statji-tive percher!, to aiv h keno k thence
by late vacantland,notv rut eeyed to George -Werner.
,west 146 perches to a stone; t hence by late eacantland
Pow ailree,Yed to Leonard Illlck,southolatY-hce perch
ea to a Spanish oak; thence Oct 146 perchaa, .to the
place of beelnning,rentalnlbeflfl9-IWe ac re* And one
hundred andilfty-twti perches ofland and allowance
r or nit p ar cent. 16 ! "a4g. %111N O: BRENNER,
Eaecutorof P.P.l2tts • emate. OP. Marke t it. Phliada.
Philadelphia. Bcprember In. 1848 - 88.
rumay at f i ter ct . i blin ... erilre
W cy iII runt ,l9 ,
•
•
iiti,e‘4l.trnyed from tbeintet , :riber at
t. trial:down, above Tort Carlton, a LIGHT BRIN
DI ED COW. abo . rt " years old. neldtbbr, floret bored
hln ber 4.h' ear. Any- iderson returning
n,
het , he °grope altl7 be enithbly rowarded •
EDWARD SADDON.
3741*
.
- ,E. *-19.
T ' COW.—Strayed away tram the subsrri.
S 3 bee. residing at Belmont. on the'llth Inst. a DARE
BRINDLE Dllitllkld COW. with a white face.and'a
white breast and bells . . a'dark vent on each eye. and
the end of her tall while. Whoever will retain vald
Cow tWthesttbserlher. will receive a reward ofo
- giveAlin informatinn.whero he can get her again,
he will lie reasonably rewarded. • •
- • GEORGE F. MARS.
1 • 36-30
FOOND-14, Gold Watch. Apply ffice at,ahe Oof
' thq, paper. (July 31-
.
QALE OF FllONlTtitE.—Will he offered
47 tisr sale, on Dattsrday the Sth of September. net..
sit 2 4. c:ock,P. ALM - the dwellineof atm. A.D. White.
51.bAutanen. st rect. Pottsville, all her household Dina.
Dire a reinsistina in part of Tab'es, dohs: ller.aus;
Pined, Bedsteads, Beds and Beddine. Carpets. flitch
en; FOrniture, &c. The term. of tale will be made
knowh at the time and plae of sale.
Dept 8, ISO..
33-1 t
tiOR SALE—The Anthracite' lintel and lot, tort
Carbon. Apply on the prernisfm to
35.4 t.) ELI.C4 D. LONG.
VOL( SALE—AII that certain two storied stone
r Tavern stand,known as the. VALLEY HOTEL,
_ .. / 1
. ' situate nn Valley street, in the town of Pat
.... terson, in the County of Schuylkill; con
i.C--: Mining in front 150 feet, and in depth 280,11.,
- 'distant feat - IMe Schuylkill Valley Rail/old
200 yards, at which point the Cars stop 4 times, daily.
Alan, 4 other iota of ground. each containing GO feet
in (mutt and 200 feet in depth. situate. Mao. In said
town oriPattersnn. The property will be sold chew ;
terms e 7.. Apply to D. E. NICE, Esq ,
at his Office, Pottsville, or to
11IIITAEL cocrinAN,
Sept. I, IGO. 2 iii-tf '
L'Olt . ALE OR TO BRNT.—The 4,uhsrruner will
J: sell Or rent hit two story Brick si t u a t e d nn
St. John st, near Front, 4chuyikill haven,on tw.derate bents . The -hoe Is 11l feetaziG front, and VI Pet deep, wfth brick kitchen,
house, bake oven, ts..e.;" attached; a
never fag well of water In the yard, and a bend
stable, aw carrltge house on the premises. In short
the honsgos one of the 'most convenient In every re.
spect In the borough. Possession given (in the Ent of
October. For further particulars apply to -
O. W. ITERKESIACIER:
.36-4 t •
S. II v
L'Olt SALE—CoaI Ilarrows; the ,for cash.
A 2 Any I R 5, '49. 35E11 W. A. K 1 Rl{
flillE-R`ENNSTLVA NIA
HITTIRE FOR SALE AND HOTEL TO LET.—
Tfitsubscriber desirous of die., ontimting the keeping
.ofl to nbrWe well known Hotel, will receive pet - pos.lla
for the pun:base of the floniture of the establishment,
Moil the 4th of September next, when the same will
he lensed epr rt term of years .
Aug. IS, 34-3r3
EMI
T / ENGINE.—The Good Intent
12 Fire Cdropany offer thole Engine for sale at a
reasonable price, whirl; can be seen at their House In
sth street, between Market and Norwerian. For fur
tt,her particutati apply to E. McDONALD,
B. MILLER.
Aug 11,.'4 .-334] O. D. JENICINF,
Committee..
L.)IE/UN OIL SALE.—A
. eoperior new -Rose
wood Pidno, manufactured by Conrad Meyer,
Phlladelptna ; j: Foea . ale on ranz A nl i ti iM i t ti n s npl . y to
July 5,154 D . 31-If Orwntsburr.
VOWS - DRY AND DIACHINE SHOP FOR
RENT—At Tuscarora. Schuylkill County. at the
head of the Volley, or Re:Kline dud Pottsville Railroad.
The Foundry is a Stone Building 50 feet high, 50 ft.
square iirdde, stone Cupola 00 feet agitate, stone
Chore Oven, 14 feet square.
. Two Story Frame Machine Shop,3s x 50,41lackrrolth.
edioisilug, 35 aby TR AlO horse power Engine. cov
ered' in an adjoining building., Lathes,;-,liladnniths
Fttige and Tools, Pstterus. ratteruntaking Toolx, /la
ttices, Flasks, &c., ac. Apply to
'JOS. II ALTER,
Blythe P. 0., Tuscarora: Schuylkill no., Pa.
i July 14, 1010. 29-2nto
i S O NI I I N fIE c L a t . I I.I . , .. 4 II7 O:
.1. F. WILITNEY,
FII4.NR. Porr,
wit.uLAM C. LEIB
1 4 , 911 SALE--That very delightfuL tenidenre ocs
.L.' copied by the subscriber. replete with every moil
,. venience. situate on the Corner of Mahon
/' ''''' tango and eourtland streets,' Is now offered
SLE2I ,
ER' lot sale on accommodatin4:ternis, and pot
n.
" session eiventy September neat. 'Applica
tion for purchase to be made to B. F. POMMY,
I'oitsvdie.Junclrld-234f ]Agent for the Owner.
irt /P - EXIIIdA xvprii: SALE—The
4Ditrriber offers a new Steam Saw Mill at Private Sate
situated In the Tuniblinx. Run Valley, 41 miles Iron;'
Mount Carbon. The mill is built in the mom approved.
manner and for durability it cannot be exceeded. The I
Enamels Ten Itorre pnwer.witlxTwo boilers Twenty
four feet long. lii) inches In diaineler, all in coed run
ning oilier. The Mill can be reelOVeder remain Wherel
it is for two i,r three yeses. if requested by the purcha-1
ret. The above described property tan he bought at al
very reduced ;nice, and reasonable terms. 'Personsi
wishing io purchase will apsly to Daniel 1.4 rest, Potts
vide. 11l the mill is not sold before Saturday. the 21-t
i ofJoly next, It will he elf °red at tPublic Sale at lb
I pentistlvaula It ill. at In o'illick , A. Mr
1 , May 1. =o-a7 DANIEL LAMER.
L' Ott RENT.—The telebrattd 1 . :AL . .N1 VEIN
MiNES al VotllleS LnuJin,e for rent for a term
Apply to
1:011. OFF LH, Fiat
.1` ..88/.. tin property rtiv . oct opted by him in R'es't
Branch Valley, four mile* from Pottsvilld,
{,ll4anti one and a, half sfrom Schn,lkill Ila
. ven • rom.if !in.! of live and a bar( arr. srf
laml weal laid out ads' ea tan nod fruit orrl -
ard• A two sl.try (tame Itore,ttt x4O reel, multi ato •
lam tinder the in hole, kit. hen in the cellar. Indandia6 ,
pme:te,tion given. Valid( the porch.. tonne) (110 r
0181 ,-
onn Bond anti Mort:Age cleared- F r terms a
pi) to thesubsertberot blurt:au to Wel-t Ilr inch Valley.
_ Pl. ch 10. 11-tri • B. Be ,OftEST.
L'Oit SALE Olt ItEIiT.—VOI ' Cll2lloji
I STEAM MILL.--Tho soh4criber 0 •ra his Steam
VIII, hanged in Port Cathoo—for toil.. 4 root. `'aid
)Till is located in one of (he I, At vitunti , nu in thh. 14 -
ksstrl,
gion for iniainel.9, helm: the only one It the castein
sec'lon of the. Coat Region. It In ill pm ce.ndation,
nod po.i.teloion will he glventlininediately { require& .
Terms e.vty. Apply to , L. F Wlll WisiEV,l
. Port Carnno, lurch 10th.15-10.• s_
1-tf
_—
'0 REVT—A FARM of WI) acres Cin
.1 Dwelling Douse, near Mount C•rban.
J. cAnrucu..
SALE.=COLLIERY PROF ERTA
SALE —THE SUBSCRIBER offer. at privatv-z.,
the rilHOWlng property, viz \
00 En& wa* 4bu feet of nine levb
One s, torbe Eneine. ••r•
Pumps. In first rate Work lug lorder.
One 3U Horse F.neine, with, :110 feet nU nine Inch
Putnpo, with winding gearingtall complete, In gtiod
workine ceder.
One ttUtforne Engine for lania l tiog Coal front 31infe,
in grind working order. i ' - ' .. ,
One 10 Horse Breaking Engine, with Rollers. Shdft
ing, Sereens, ftehntes. and all thit fixtures necessary to
do a business of IWO tons ii werk.
. Also 50 large Railroad i Cori, with ,
heavy chit ed
wheels, and three lards a xelS, thele Cars aro well . . it
ed f*y of our (surrounding ;Roads where lfr rse
pow aid. I i • .
The five Engin e s were all 4 nufaetured by Ifay.
wood & Snyder. and are critfindt i rett among the very
beet ever mad," by j said parties.
Jan. 13, :1-tf]; _ i !GEO. ff. POT'S' S.•
IRON
n. BANNAN
LOST AND FOUND
li'Oß SALE & TO LET,
n, Sept I, 1519
=
A. RUSSEL, Azynt.
M strerc.-Vratsvllle
TM
CNIE
utht sALE - LAND TO Ilium soul
in Noma
• Cartsan, Leivispork W nod, and Ly Ina'
nilditiePn to Poltsville,en st., Pottsville, and
In liiinersville. Also . a convenient Office in Morris'
Addition.- Apply to . JAS If. CAMPBELL.
Falei2 Rf.cond handed
inch 61ni.e thaiW. I.IIIIGIIT dr. POTT.
.1405 . 251, 1819. I •
31.
,BNLE—TWO GONIMODIOUe: DW ELLIN
F .4pov to El C. Piehar.rr, Market et.
to Jiro. G. Drown. 4:entie r st.. Pottsville.
March 24. I I
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
TO TICLIVV.I T OO - S — OFgt9. ,
Fellow-Citizens—Ai the ettnest &nliedation of
my friends, ' have. ' cnuctlitted after mature deliberation,
to offer myself .19a ellml fa If e for the office of • •
SiltittlFF OF SCOUTLNIUL COUNTY, •
- - .
at the ensuing election.
hive never held office,
nor eve before selicited of.
lice—hat in this instance feel boUnd to comply with
the wishes of my numerous frien&t from zit parts of
the County, who have eon Hied mel to run r and there
fore desire to he elected. If. through their partiality
not honored with the entice, 1 pledge myself that 1 will
perform the duties implrtially ands to the best of my
ability. tTlie only security I can gipe (orate fulfilment
.of this pledge ; is my conduct ash citizen residing
artiong you. .Year fellow-citizen.
• ,
JAMES NACLE.
• 29-te
114. MO.
SHEIfIFFIik.LTY.- , -To the Independent voters
of Schuylkill county .—llavlng . been repeatedly
ueged by my friends In ditieteat parts of the county,
In which I have leeldltifor the last thirty years. to
announce myself no a candidate For office. I have
never yet presented myself .as eurtry to the tit e ns of
Schuylkill county. My linmerons Iriends thro "bout
ltie enunty have recently renewed their solicitations.
and I have thert.fore resolved to otTer myself an an
Independent candidate for the'ollice 'of Sheriff. tit the
next general election; pledging. in, self, should I re•
ceive a majority of your votes, to di charge the duties
office at the faithfully and impartial .
/ .7,
Four fellow-citi en.
Pinegroveelune23•4%—`2fire) PETER FILBERT.
___—_. ___
11 1 0 THE FREE !LIND I:.OEPENDENT,E
-11
.I. LECTORS. OF SCIItIVLKI ' I COUNTA :
Friends and re 1 inW ,it 41.119:—lolTe myself as acan.
d idate far.the mg - II:ea Sheriff, at the eat ensuing gen
eral election. and respectiully solicit your support.—
S hetild I he fat fortunate as to receicu a majority of
your votes. I pledge, myself to 'd ischaf rge Ow duties o
the office with impartiality and Ildelitl.
' Respectfully, your fellow-citmen.
FRANCIS DENOLER.
BaTTitio. !Ifay'2'49
411,k111.11PIPALTY.—Tri the Fr EC and IN LW
SJPCIV DENT Voters of eirhu)lkill County!
Caving been encouraged by numerens fl , cadll„lf" . "
oat t" eminlY. I moot TeSpret fully offer mysell no a
candidate for the office of rellEllfrPi at the ensuing
Cleserat Election, rilionbt I lunge nn (0000010 2 ,.t 0
reCelve a majority or- yner vntes,•it el‘3ll be ray con
stant aim to discharger - the duties-of the office with fi
delity andlinpartiality. Yon fellow citizen,
. Apti-151 • N. 31. Wilr';'ON• Pottsville.
T ilt TIIF..E - CgCT II.
03 OF tilltilli:l.KlLl.
. COUNTY:_m i vine bee./1 very r.4itnily solicit
ed:lw. generous friends. both by twat and written Corn
muisirntiou, to become I. candidate firr the office of
NfIERIFP. at the engtring et.tteralelectir, I adopt this
wiling, of tinainancing to Pip fon. w cit zens that it lo
m y i,opylinn to heroine a candidate.. I am neither'
unmindful nor' in•. esible of the fret, tit' t to th,sen
erosity and liberality of the pettplic of , chilytkill.Cili
I alwattenwe.alarge debt "r grimod.....,,whit it, in the
' event of my election, would be greatly nlarca.ied; a4d
the only means try which it 'could he liqi Hated or re
' dprocated. Wnuld be by rtithfullyand Impartially din- 1
charg,ingthe duties of said 1ra.... .
Your friend and fellow citizeit.
- . 1 ' C. 111.14TRATI13. '
Orwlesbnrg 12.'49. • _
BIBLES flail) - PYLAXEIIi 111i4E 3 VERY
LOW.-200 Bibles and Prayer Books in alms
every style of binding, cheaper by 25 oil3Ci per caul
thanthey cart be purchased In Phßadelphra. Spiendit
Gilt Edged Family Cables atonty 4,at BaNNAN'S
' Cheap IMOk Sanas.
3 E W T r it % i 4
E 3, Wt
Table or D , received an : aaioit
July'l!, 1919. 30.] Cbeap Variety tilnye4.
10EzisltfilNM4D/AlaiWaizi
NATIONAL LOAN'F'UND LIFE Aidgio.
BANCLi SOCIETY OF LONDON,
46 'A SAVINGS DANK for the tienefitof the Widow
fatted tho Orphan. '—ttipnwered by Au of Par
thment.—CaPitel C.seo.ooo or letteo,ooo-13e.iidea a re
tievve Fond (from Surplus Premiunis) nfabout 1185" ,
T. Lamle Murray, Esq.. Geeren meet, It allover
friuniro..Chntrmon of the Court of Directors in London
- Pk terms—J. plots-on, M. I),F. it S. dainty—W.
14„ Is Woothoute, Esq., P. H. A., S. Secretary—F. F
Cauffoue. Esq.
rittuingxenta BOARD OF REFERENCIA,
Clement CWm Peter, II BM Onsul,'
Coleman Fie George R Graham; •
Louie A Gndey, ' I William Jones.
The following are among the advaatagci Gllbred by
•
The rearantee of a large capital, in addition to the
accumulation of premiums. The peculiar benefit se
mired to the assured by the principle of the loan de , .
orth i en t. The paynient-of premiums half yearl y ,
i a
quarterly, by parties Insured for whole trim efli e. 11.4
a Offline additional charge. The travelling' leave ex
tensive andliberal. Persons insured for life, can at
once borrow half amount of annual premium. and
claim the same privilege for five successive year*, on
their own note and deposit of police. Pert of ihe Capt.
let to permanently Invested In the liunited States., In
the unmet of three of , the Local Directors; es Trustees
—available always to the assured In cases of disputed
claims (should any such arise) tit otherwise.
days allowed n flee each payment:of premium beeemes
dui without forfeiture of policy , No charge for meth
cal 'examination.
The Society being founded on the Mutual and 3oinf
Sleek principle, panic, may participate In the profits
of the Society; two-thirds nf. which are annually
divided among those assured for (ikon the participet---
rfon scale. S:•1
' P, er so ns who are desirous to avail themselves of the'
adiantages offered by this Institution, by addressing:
thelArent, F. K. Starr, No. 22.. South it, Baltimore
can obtain the requisite Information and the nee essa , _
ry papers for' effecting an insurance.
*Any information with regard to this Company cart'
he obtained at the °face of the Miners' Journal,whera
the,' Premiums can be paid and Insurances effected.
June 35, 1549. • • • I
, • INDEMNITY.
VIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA. 1
c i iFFICE No. I 031,Chestant street, FHA et et
DIRECTORS,
Charles N. flanckeq George W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, - ...I' Mordecai I). Lewis,
, 1
t..,
Tobias Wagner,. -
iii Adolphe E. Boric, '\ I
Samuel Grant.
.. ptvid S. Brown. ,
Jacob R. Smith, ,'Morris Patterson
'
Continue to Make Ins rance.permanent or 1451 ed,
odeverydeseripOrmof property, In town and coutitry•
-at rates as low as are consistent t o lth security,. , --.1
The Company have reserved large Coat gent
Flied, which with their Capital d Premloma, afciy
invested./afford ample protection to the assured.
The assets of the Company on January I,loB l '
iniblished agreeably to an act of Assembl
- viz. :
Mortgages, V 00,558 65 Storks,
Real Estate, 108,358 90' Cush, &c.,
Temporary . .
(loans, 125,459 00
Since their incorporation, a period of ei
they haie paid upwards of one Inil/ima
Amend dollars, tunnel by tire, thereby.
dence of the advantages of insurance...a v.....
ability and disposition to meet with promptne
I 1 abilities. • CHARLES N. RANCHER, Pres(
CHARLES G. RANCHER, Seere .
The subscriber has been appointed agent .
'above mentioned Instßation. and Is now prep
Make insurance, on every description of prupe
the lowest rates ANDREW RUSSEL. A
1 Pottsvillo,Junel9. 184125
w h .
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EquITABLE. LIPE INV - DRAW 1
ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY 1
Office 74 Walnut Street.— Capital 8230,0
CHARTER PERPETUAL
A. Russet, agent for Schuylkill, County..o6he
of Mahantongo and Second Streets. 1
. Groans HaLnErieranx,Examlaing Physic('
Sibuyik ill County.
TIIE Company are now prepared to transact it
uporohe most libetal and advantageous t
They are authorized by their charter (Sett. 3).4
'all and every insurance appertaining. to.lifoj
whatever kind or nature-and receive a nd execut
make endowments, ant to grant and tombs
xics." The Company sail annuities and endo
and act as Trustees for minors and heirs.
Table of Premiums requited for the Assurance
for the whole term of Life:
A l g a e.
.131 21F.A. .
Prem. Age.
46
.' 17 53 32" - '2 15 \\ 41"
18 54 ' - 33.- 2 20 , • 48
• !9 59 34" 227 49
20 160 35 233 50
21 63 311 , 240 51
9.3 66 37' 247 52
23 09 • i ' 38. 2 .5.1 53
7 24 72 . 1. t 39 263 54
95 76 7 40 270 55
20 85 41 2 81
27 69 42 292 57
96. 04 . .1 43 3'ol - .58'
30 99 ; 44 312 59
20 n I. 45 3 93 60
Tll6 preminmare loss than any other camp,
the policies ..M. 1 greater advantages. Table
yearly and goal/ ‘ rlyttremittimlialf credit rate
mint., short terats, joint tine!, surviyorshms,
dowint•nts i also, kform of application (for.whi
are blame sheets.) \ are to be had on aPPlicati•
ottlee, o , by letter o the agent.
TRUSTEES.
I'ae sldent. s'011). W. CLAGIIORN. • •
i \
Vies President. LETER CULLEN. '
Hobert F..WalrhJ Clayton n. TA
Win. G. RierattifCr • . Al , ' fl• Laing
Edo'. C. Market', _ R. F. Loner.
Pair, ration, ' ' Wittiato emit:
Peter Rambo George N Diel
Wm. W. II tiv ~
, ' Robert. Morris
Joseph T. 'rooms • NVllliant M. Da
Stephen Crawl.. il, Horse p Conn,
. CON,FULTINO Pll 'SMARR, FERIAAS Wesi,M.
Diddle. M Di ,
TREASURER, Fr cis W. Rawl,'. .
, 11. 13.1 TUCKS
. R-iyi Reerettry and A,
Phiia'izeptl4•4S
13 L 'PE ASSU.U.A..
I'ItC:ST C 0510.6.,N V OF I
159 Cite:mut :ArtV.
e.n Lives,crant Annuities
1 .
receive an M
d execute I 6 R.
curial *lOO on a tines 1/ s.
•e. :,. For: years- r Life,
annually. antlually.
,
0 0 05' ;7
.
30 0 014 1 35 35
40 1 69 1 93 10
50 696 209, i BO
GO '1 35 4 91 Mk
Ex sstrue :—A p non aged 30 years next I: rth-day
y paying the Co panysl 31, would secure t his fa
/telly or heirs *l4 should he die in one year ; or for
313 10 he secures to them emu; or for 313 annu
ally fur 7 years; e secures to chem./HMO s ould he
is In 7 years; n fors23 60 paid annually
ifc he provides f r them 31000 whenever e diem,
for $0550 /hey would receive 615000 ,shoOld e die In
one year: .
' 3s/chart 2 0
THE Managers f this Company, at a meet
on the 27th December ult., agreeably to th
referred iwthe en 'nal prospectus nr circuin
Company,appropr ated a Rontis.nr addition to
ties for the who e of life, remaining in foe
were isrned prior n theist ofJanuary, 1842
of them therefore which weze Issued in they
will be entitle/1 till) per cent upon the suet
It:akin:an additio of /3100 on every $lOOO.
31100, will be paid when the policy becomes
instead °Me 411000 originally insured. Thus
that were issued i 1837 willbe entitled to 81
or $57 50 on ever 31000. And those issue
will_ be 4 ntitled to 71 per cnnt.or $75 on e
and in ratable proportions on all said pond
prior to 191 os Janhary, 1842.
The Berms will he credited to each polo
books endorsed on presentat inn at the Otlice.
It is the design Of the COmPany.to cf./Minn.
addition or ; bonus CO the policies for life
periods:
B. W.IIICHARDS, Pr .
ions: F. .Issrl, Actuary.
10-Tnesubstrib r has been appointed Age
above Institution ,and Is prepared effectlnst
lives, at Mr: published rates, and give anym
desired en tbe sntilect, CM application at thi
Ponsvltierete SI
r • BENJAMIN BA
TILE amik
ANNUITY' AN I) I
Qf cc
111
r AKE In,uranc
drtouncom an I
Rates for li t
For 1
=tl
PPIY
gent
OM
1112 U.TII IN -SURAIVOIrs
frf Pa iladetpaia.]
Or Provision agoiartihr expenza and fart ,
, byriSirktrerr Cr .licridext. 'll
CO3IP.ANY incOrporated March 0.1846, (3pITGAL)
with a Capita of 6100.000. Insures all ersons be
'mesa 'benne, of 18 and 65, an'imatediato altrinsance of
43.111, $5.. 66, -116 r 610 per week, for one, t*o, three
~,
or five years, by 1 ying a certain yearly anmli
Thu. a- person I under 'bitty-Ave, insert' g for one
year, by paying S . ) a year, is allowed *3 petsink ; for
,
*5 25,61 pet week; and in the same prop 1 rtion, one
of a like ago by paying 66 55 a year. sato *5 her week)
for 6; 00, 66, 811.21). 83; and for *l4 65, e gets 010
forsvery week oi l disability occasioned by s ckness or
accident, during the year. By paying a frac ion more
.yearly, a weekly allowance can be insured Mom 03
to 4110 for two, three or five years. The re es are to
be paid yearly In advance, and are In proper lon to the
nee and the weekly allowance. In care oft ermanent
disability,`occurring after an instirance fo say five
years, at a week! allowanceof SIOA perso would be
in the yearly tree pi of 6520 a year, for the mire five
years. . v
There are no weekly or monthly assessme is to pay,
or attendance-of meeting required; and byt e chatter
the insured recede a share of the net prott I*, Withbut
liability far tossesi , There Is ample security or the in
sured, as can be !town, and promptness at 'd liberali
ty is exercised in i j t he
payment of benefits. - or putt
re -.
colors. inqui at he office, N 0.60 South venth-st.
above Walnut All letters moot be past pa d.
- • DIRECTORS. '.• .
Samuel Q. Older,hop 'Merchant, No.loo ''
ter-street.'
Calvtrefrithe, ittimey end Counsellor, E
Market-street. I-
Charles 11. Hall, Whole ale Commission
34 Church Alley., , .
William F. Boon , Attorney and Counselio
Seventh-et.. .
ja:bn Sny d er,
.Wine
Merchant, No 70
John ftmis4. Tleeslth, 6 . N. Sls:i-et
Daniel C.
. near Schuylkill S tventh street.
James P. Brurer, Wholesale Wool Dea .
Willow-street. . •
1.34,, u rd. DulT,slrediant.No. 30 N. Wham a.
)
Edward J. Cron . Clerk. No , 332 S. Filth- treet.
coaries".P. flay s, coal Merchant, Willow t.Whax*
enories.l3. P. Oimpbril.iton Merchant, W ter,abovis
Race-atreht..6lA MU EL 1) . ORRICK' President.
W. Fe Boost/ Secretary and Solicitor.
Goverahr Emerson, M. D., 167 Walnut *OW. Con.
•ultlne Tliyoirlan.l
re The subscriber has been appointed Agent for ibl
Institution in' Schirrhill I County, and is prepared to
siva any information on the subject, and effeet loon ran-
CPA on the terms f the compaay.at the ogee of the
M In e ra..1,0 roht. D. BANNAN.
.
June 24. 1916. " , 211.1 y
iriirliF.T . i . iliqlVatle - o", — . to suit applicants. ariTtitinl
1 trail often.) belonging to the N.Antericau Coal Co.'
known as the Mill Creek Tract, containing the follow
nig list of Coal Veins. navy of which,—sau ng others,
the Peach Mountain Veins—having a sang stover a
mile In length. Tin -J-Lewts, Spixhii. Us racleuch,
Pearson, Clarkson, Stevenson, Little Tra ey. Peach.
Mountain Veins, Green Parker Ravensdale 'elni, Per
pendicular.Dhimand, mlO Rig Diamond Vino, along
with many, others, not rhyted. I
' Also,all th.at tract endled tele 1./onion Ttatt,belong.,
Inc tothe said Company.containinsthe Sale ut,Porreoti
Rabbit Hole. Mortinter, Tunnel, Black 311 n s. C. Law
ton and Alfred Lawton Veins. :an; a Sate MI ant
Grist MllLeitu aced clothe Mill Creek 'Pt art,all ambit* 1 .
wilibe rented cuinioderate terms. by,opplying to ,
.
.
'I ". DAVID Cf 111,148. AO. '
__.
reb3l. .ng
TOH.IE FOR SA LE IN MINERS ILLIS
C" , - , -The onto - critter offers for sale hie emir. merchao
dine, enraistijin of DRY GOODS • onove al Es
CHIECNS WAD E. HARDWARE. ice...all nr which is
in toed order. His stand is one of the best an Miner..
!Me, with ate eneellent, dwelling attache. uldr.h
VW for sale. For particitters inqulreattne tore.
SenlB-0-tf.l .1. 11"21EGENFlIS, M3 3cnville.
I
I's. all
tent.
ery.
'or. the
r redo
ty, at
Sii
INV
nrm
tor
l• minesa
make
ks-or
annul.
Y Metal.
f .100
LULA
MI
ng held
design
of the
11 pon
e. that
Those
ar 1838,
named.
That Is
a claim
. policies
et cent
in 1838,
• ery 100,
i s Issued
°tribe
Ito make
stated
MS
for the
anceson
or*nalloo
office.
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In
orth Wm-
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