3ourttal.
SaiOrday Morning, October 6.
THE PROTECTIVE OLICY OF THE couRTRY
Tbe People De P mand Di Reatonlion
IL CAD
Ow ors inrkshos. ithr,Oen Coal New. Our
Ons Ira NOW ks,
AND FOREVER.:
and 0., On. Isdustry,
Cisco or VIZ PLlTY.—Resolutions adopted at the
DenteCratit Willi State GouraudOtt, recently held at
Harrisburg: •
•tgesolved, That Protection to the Industry of the
people Is one of the lint duties or Government ;.that
he true interest...sf the State and Nation are best pro
iniiiba by placing the manufacturer. mechanic, and la.
borer, aide by side with the agrieulturaltst--the days
of the greatest prosperity for the Country have•bo n
those when domestic labor has been protected, Unne
cessary and excessive importation of foreign fabrics
'Prevented by &proper tortll of duties.and.tn our o
ion. itch results have not followed the tariff of 1816,
And can never be proufoted by its continuance,
Resolved. That. as Pennsylvanians. we can never
submit to see our iron Manufactures thrown idle, nor
mines of coal rendered Taintless, oat laborers and
citizens unemployed. mil capital destroyed
nese paralysed. t r citry any further experiments on the
Locofoco theothos of Free Trade, when we are taught
by all post experience that poverty and wont must be
the conseqnenee of Importing from other Countries
those aiticies which we can better Manufacture with.
to our own borders." • "
PROTICTION_TICK
con COMMISSIONER.
EIVR Yk.sl. FVLLER,of Luzerilt
STATE, SViATOII.
0. ii. WHEELER, of Carbon.
'.FOB ASSEMBLY.
NICHOLAS'JONES. East drunmig.
LAIVRENCE F. WHITNEY, Pl. 'Carbon
COUNTY TREASURER,
CHARLES DENGLER, North Moinheim
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
ABRAAIII BOUGHNER. Tamaqua
DIRECTOR OF VIE POOR.
JOnN W. HEFF NE 11; Wcynt
AUDITOR,
THOMPSON 4. GODFREY', Tremont
Atiolution,adopied at the recent Democratic Whig
County Meeting held at Orvolgsburt •
"Resolved., That In the treat battle to be (might in
the next Commie. in repealing the British SSW 'SS
and restoring the . Protective Policy of the (Wintry on
a permanent baste, which will secure In the laborer a
Just reward for big toil. end the only meartre within -
the reach of Griversiment to protect biro from the In
Print,. and blighting effects of the low labor of Co
wart., all eyes will he turned upon Schuylkill Coantv.
the greater_ tre of the Coal business of the State. If
she were In falter in the great wore at the ensuing
election. and fall from the proud positiOn she occupies
not only in this State but in the whole Criuntry, of
having redeemed the State and the Union from misrule
and corruption. we woatd be taunted with having
ebendnned the adencacy of a Tariff of Protection, and
the obetactei In obraiwng thls decidedly Americem
measure would be Increased fourfold In a Congress.
which. from present appearances, parties will -be
aptly equally balanced.",
AND THEN HEAD . TIHS I
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4, 1 1 , wort SAup,
t e x t; E t 7 n r i a i lie l in sto rrLf7rsne,to tie" of,
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L.EttZto OP THE PAIITY —The follearlng revile ;
tlo&, n'as adopted by! the recent Locolnco Free Trade
State Donee - Minn held at Pittiburg, and set forth act
the diced of the Party r .
Reaolved, That the pie rcrital tearkirrs of the p
Dereeve Lams clearly demonstrate their supermen; ore,'
thasel which immediately preceded them, rhu. ronvlne
ill:ll,[that. which win logical in a ten meat It inoind in
principle, and practical in 11l effects. All eysiemir withh
give boil Minot In particular toter: eta to the Ontri•nent
of the great industrial the Country—, Inch
veva tnaggraii-hze at th'e i•grienie he many
are a el., r iii.,!ation cif thiiv. principie• ei Democracy
which p:nclai mto all equ4lll,y of rights." -
FREE-TRADE STRRyATION TICKET
Canal Commiosianer—JOHN A. GAMBLE.
Stele Senator—CHAS. FRAILEY.
Aistipbly 31. WEAVER, Wm. J. D 088 /NS
County Treasurer—F. B. K.ER C HER.
County Commissioner—MlCHAEL
Director :if the Poor—THOS: QUIN
Auditor-LEWIS REESER.
' Merniuttnn.paseed at ahe recent Free Tradc Lodi
foco pounty Meeting, beta et Orwlgpb4:rg.:.
"Resolved, That we have fill confidence In the tend•
Ing measutes of the late Administration of the General
Government, under the guidance of James K. Polk,
the broad basin of which has secured to the American
:,,people It proper respect among other oat inn.i of the
world, whilst Its sound policy Is now spreading wealth,
prosperity and blessings upon millions of freemen,
with profusion."
Those who desir e our Coal and Iron .iMportedefmm
t'sr`
urope. Idleness, low wagei and the order eyerem, of
totirse will vote the Starvation Ticket. Tile friends
of Industry, good stages and cash payments, will of
course vote the Ticket pledged to the support of Arner-
Icon Industry.
H. M. FULLER
It is hardly necessary for us, to recommend IL
M. Fuller, the Whig and Reform candidate, to the
support of the people. He is knovro as a penile.
man well qualified for the station to which he has
been nominated, and his election would not only
be a Whig victory—a Pennsylvania victory—but
serve to make the Locofoco Canal Commissioners
more attentive to the public business; because in
Mr. F., the people have a candidate; whose honesty
and independence of character, would prompt him
to expose every thing in the shape of fraud or dig.,
honesty. It is necessary that such a man should
be placed in the ; board ; andWe are glad to find
many who have blared° acted with the Locofoco
party going 'for Fuller, in order to bane both
parties represented in the Canal board. Of Mr
Gamble, his competitor. we have not much to say
—Suffice it to say; be is a Loss:taco—gore in for
their prirciples—is a Free Trader—thatboweser.
. • is ocfficient to condemn him in the eyes of .very
~ Penneyleaden, end we trust they will, put their
seal of disapprobation upon Free Tride,hy electing
for Canal Commisiioner, Henry M. Fuller.
QUESTIONS . AND ANSWERS.-
The Lncotoco paper of this Borough contains 8,
few questions and answers addressed to the adopted
citizens, asking who puled the Alien and &di-
lion I am 1
- Answer—The old Federal party, now extinct:
to which 10 centJltomy Buchanan belonged when
it seas in existence, and the editor of the Empor
um also. Doct. Barber, now of Mineisvilie, de
clared that. he bought him over to Locoroeniam
with s Justice'. commission, during Gov. Wolf's
administration—dog cheap.'
Question—Kt° attacked the Mid- men in
the Court. House. at Orwlgiburg, and called them
"Birds of Passage," &e.
Answer—The Locofoeo candidate for Senator.
Question— who attacked the two hundred Irish
men, who ;esti to firarigsburg in a snow siorm .
few winters igo, to get their naturalization pa.
pare.
Aniatei—The Pottsville Emporium, published
by the Palmer,.
Question—Who published the Native Amer's.
can pope in this borough! • ' ,
Ansszer—The Loeofoeu,candidato for Treasu
rer.,
gnertion—ir Diatitiatn should riming op again
&become a powerful party, who will be Co
r
blame 1
Answer—The Emporium and similar news.
paper, eootinually harping upon.the suljeet;st,d
making such appeals to adopted citizen., every
, one or whom ought to frown it down. •
quevtion—What'a your. opinion 'of the Em-
porinin
/incises—les' like its editor, very pompon!,
with but little in it. -
. These are plain queations and answers, which
ao think that paper ought to issue in handbill,
and circulate over the Region with the other bills
now circulating (tom that office, addressed to oar
adopted CitiZerti. If such weapons are to be need
in the eonteet; they ought to give the people the
stole trulb:-'-publishiog only the half some times,
'mounts to ■ direct fib; but that is nothing for
the Emporium—they ate need to making I n c h
Clime/as.
• Assn laarazaca subscribed a liberil sum
to the Wasbington Monument, beforri be left for
g o o o t t a; sixths blamer to Mr. Whititeeey. said
44 be ready, !f fit's. to Elba:the agai n
erdi, If nipdad.tosieettrapilists tam 04.6:
PROTECTION TICKET
ITS CLAIMS.
The People of 'Schuylkill county; have two
mkets presented '.lO them for oopport--,the one
nominated by the Whigs as the ?rotted= Ticket,
and the other nominated by the I•oeofoco Free
Traders, teethes° principles their candidates ate
pledged.
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0. H. Waziz.z?t, Esq., of Carbon county, i►
ha Protective Tariff candidate for 'State Senator.
is this Senatorial Markt. tie is an able clam-
pion of the wive ; is potootood of floe Wools: 1 11 A
fully competent to represent' the People io the
titate aeollf. There should be if determined and
united effort in behalf of the friends of. the State
and Notional Administrations, to eleet him, which,
in consequence of the disiffection which now ex
ista in this District with regard to tha means aged
to procure the nomination of Judge Freiley, could
easily be done, if the proper mesas are ooly put in
requisition. Be it remembered that the contest is
for Principles, nut men," and we unit there will
not be founds Whig in the county to degenerate
si not to do hie duty on Tueodey nett.
Ntcuotia Jost' and LLASITMCS F. Warr•
err, here bein norninsted by the Whigs or the
county, is their candidates for Assembly. We
need men in the Legi•lature, who can properly rep
resent theititeresio of Schuylkill county'. The
cowing session will be one of the mod important
that hes eseembleil for year., in which questions
of great pith and moment, will be brought forward
and diicussed. Our candidates, being gentlemen
of intelligence, well acquainted with the wants of
the -people, and able to discuss any quelling"
brought before the Legislature, will be found fully
prepared to meet any emergency. They can be
depended upon as gentlemen, in every way quali
fied to represent our county in the House of ft•p!'
retentatives or this State.
This beihg the character or the. Whig, let as
look et the Locoroeo Aerembly ticket, on which
ere the names ot ?dictum. W saran and W. J.
Dpanixis. BeAde their princtples being of the
most objectionable character - to the People of this
county, with all due respect for them es intlicdu=
ale, we must say, they are not worthy of support,
because not quefified to represent this county.
Those who are personally acquainted with the
nominees will beer its out in the ' lion ; the
Interests of Schuylkill county would bj eacrificed
in their hands; they would not be their own mes
tere, hut would be dictated to by others, whose
toes they would be. Such are not the men to
frpreeint the great county of Schuylkill in a body
before which questions of great importance will
come, anti the decision of which, will require men
who can art and speak for themselves. This
nt.i , her.of the Locofocos can dothe Whigs can—
the L •cofecos cannot take their own pert in debate
—the Whigs can—the Locofocne cannot defecd
ttchuOkill horn the taints of Free Tradere—itfi)
Whigs con, will, and :east.. Why 'hyoid any
cgif r hesitate for which ticket to vote. Ulm values
the inieri•si of Schoy , kill county,he will,iii•ely go
fur the Prot' ctive mindids'res, and pothole else!.
Cuas. Dxsitkt.xn, of-. North Manhenn, is the 1
Whig candidate for CoUnty Treasurer: Trits•is
an i ',protect office. and rquires a gecman of
ficantitt skdl n and greet integrity, to ci .lust tie
effairs with advantage to the county, and credit to .
I himself. In our nominee, tae have sorb a man;
1 which, in connection With. his popularity, will
i ensure big itiumphant eleettp .l
n. Of tits opponent.
Mr.. F, B. Kintcher, we hive not a derogatory
word to say. He is a woriby young men;_ but,
fellow-erne as, he is the candidate of io party.
which opposes Protection to American Labor, and
as such, no friend to that measure, in Schuylkill
county, can cost his vote fur him, It must be 1.-
membered, that Principles of the most moMentoua
character are at stake in this electionl-and if we
east our voles for men who advocroe Free Trade,
no matter what the office be, we will be said to he
in'favor of such a measure. Tbeyefore, ho one.
who ie a Protective Tariff men, can consistently
vote fOr rfTree Trader,. without doing violence to
himself, his family, and Schuylkill county? •
A a its Ham Bovouvrza, of Tamaqua, our canal
date for County Commissioner, is an; excellent
selection. • He Will make a good Commissionerr•
we say will, bemuse of his eliction th'pre can be
no doubt. It is more ifhportent at this time to
elect norm who, we know, will watch vigilantly
the interests of the county, brcause, in the erection
of our Jail and Court House, much can be saved,'
by such men as Mr. B. To show it'd our nomi
nee is abundantly qualified to fulfil the duties of
his office. we need but refer to the fact, that a few
years ago, when one of the Cornmiasionere r....
moved from the county. he was appointed by the
Codrl, to servo the unexpired term. 8o well was
he known to be qualified fur the . post —such was
his int•grity and busmen quelifications, that be
was selected by the Court, to guard the interests
of the county. We need no higher eulogiutn ,
than this—we need no higher recommendation
than the Court of Schuylkill county, end that the
people can sppreciste true worth, will be made
mari , fest, un election day, when his succese will
be rendered certain.
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Tlajrr Joitts W. Holman. of Wayne, our
candidate, for Director of the Peorja s gentleman,_
who swirl receive a large vote, and of course be
elected. Of his qualifications for the office, no one
entertains a doubt. .Thetufrite of Director, is not
of mach pecuniary advantage, and a man to snow
his name to come before the publ.c, is prompted
by more than ordinary motives. He desires to JO
abet he can to alleviate the condition of those
whose health and circumstances compel them to .
make their abode , n rite Alma House of the county,
over which the Directors of the Poor preside. He
is a kindhearted citizen-possessed of noble feeling
—can sympathize o r eith:the afflicted portion of hie
race, and as such, no one betierl qusl•fied far the•
otTiee could have be'en stinted: Of his election,
'No repeal, there can be no 11.iubt.
Tnostrans A. Granonza, of Tremont, brings up
the rear of the Ticket, and a better man for ouch
a puritan could hardly have been nominated. Ho
is a puobing and hard working Whig. Though
placed at the bottom of the Ticket, the office ie
of vast impartsnce. The Auditor ie one ofthose,
whose duty it is to audit and re-settle the accounts
.ot the county; from whirl) it will be seen that to
pn perly fold the • dutirs of the office, the officer
mo,t be ■ goo;1 accountant, steady. honert. and
otherwise queliftrd. Such a min is Thomprion A.
Godfrey—one around whom we obeli boglad•tn
cane, and of whose election there is no doubt.
Such are the .claims of MO W bin Ticket, hastily_
stated. Was there ever a better Ticket given to
you, votere, for support—one which so happily
combines the necessary qualifications and personal
popularity. Con you withhold your support from
sitch,l Ticket—can you, as lriends to Protection
—as friends to Schuy.kill county, her Iron and
C,,ial Mines, her Railroads and other improve
ments, go fur a Ticket, whose influence, if elected
would be yielded towards the perpetuation of the
present Free Trade policy. Think of these things,
and let the ballot box send forth your answer.
PE INSYLVANIA
THE BATTLE GROUND
The Locofoce Free Trade Party has a majority
in•the United States Senate; but Pennsylvania
makes the Presidents ebe elected, Van Buren,
liarrieon, Polk and Taylor,—and the -I,ocofoco
Free Trade party wants Pennsylvania. If she
votes Free Trade, the Freo Trade majority in the
Senate will go for Free Trade. If she maintains
ground ID favor of protection, that majority will
grant her desires, before they will run the risk of
l oco'he her vote, and the destruction of their es•
esadeney. Think of this, voters of Schuylkill,
Mars yin deposit pair holism on Teeth, cast.
WHIGS 'TO THE POLIIIS
1111111 011 SHINE-Td THE POLLS.
.Friends of AMERICAN
INDUSTHY—
Friends of a SOUND CURRENCY— •
Friendlier economy lel the Stets and General
Government.
FIIIMITO, Miners. Mribanies, laborers. Menu.
(*clarets, of Schaylkißcounty --all wbopay taxer
end live by the sweat of their brow., should be at
the -Polls on Taseidey next, end irate the
Protection Ticket,
The whole Ticket. ••
• And'nothins but the Ticlwit .
HOW THE BRITISH TARIFF
WORKS
We have received the folloorlbg from our mem
ber of Congtves, who passed through Baltimore
a reVldays ago. -It speak! for itself :
Mr. Bannan
•
In a recent conversation with,: gentlemen con
nected with a heavy importing house. in Baltimore.
I leartithat contracts hare been. sod will be made for
delivering Railroad chains in this tnuntry. at tI cts,
per lb.; just half the price at which they have been
heretofore furnished here.
Is it singular then Ost,hundreds of founders. mould
ers. and laborers should not be able to find employ
ment—and if not this a convincing proof of the de
termination of Brash Capitalists to break down every
branch of American y
indust C r. •
Pours. ,Stc, HAS. W. PITMAN.
TUESDAY NEXT.
Are all reedy for the election. Have all can—
vassed over in their minds the value at a vote.
Let no one say my vote will do no good. Let no
ope think be has no influence—evert man iies
vome. It is every men's duty to vote.. Vote
early. Bee that your neighbors vote.
THE WHOLE VOTE.
Every Whig vote 'ought to be brought out on
TUESDAY NEXT. Remember that s full
Whig vote iae Whig Victory. Awake, then
Whigs of 'Bchuylkill County, exercise the elec—
tive franchise t—discharge your duty at the polls!,
By so doing You will pore yourselves worthy of
your party, worthy of it principles, and worthy of
the great County of Schuylkill• Lei not dsingle
vote be lost !
THE TIME HAS COME !
:The time, Voteri of Schuylkill county, his or-
NEX I' TUESDAY will be s day, big
with the fate of our State and County.—Remem
ber, that your interests sten mrnied to you, and is
yOu direct, s ' o' will your public servants act. This
being the case, bow important, how imperative is
the duty, tospeak out on Tuesday nest, in favor
ol.Protection Fo
A DERICAN INDUSTRY—
In favor of your OWN WORKsHOPS—your
IRON MlLLS—and your COAL Mines. Have
Iyou ever had a greater incentive to action—hove
you ever had greater occevion to use the ballot box
to'iedregi your wrongs. Never---uever Arou.e,
Whigs and Tariff men; leave your Workshop—
your Gehl* arid counting Houmeo, and give on e d a y
to your country, incaating'yonr own vote, and aid
in bringing out idberv, to vote for men whose in
fluence will bo'wielited to establish measuree.
Which will once m o re bring back good times, and
pl ice American Libor, beyond the competition of
tile low lathir of Europe..
ALL WE ASK-
1. fur the people of !Schuylkill county to vote far
Protecttor: on Tuesday next,.end if the friends cf
Gen. Taylor in the ensuing Congress, end Gen.
Taylor's' Administration, do not use every ex
ertion in their power to repeal the British Bill of
1846:we will never sAt them to vote the same
Ticket again. Is this not fair 1'
DON'T BET
Whig. don't betz—the Locofoeoe have no Prin
ciples, and the only thing they can do. is to °ff.,.
to het—this is their brag game—end it is all for
effect. 'Defeat is indelibly written on their court.
tenancea. it will be another Buena Vlsta.
ONE VOTE!
Da riot permit A SINGLE VOTE to be
LOST, on Tuesday nest. One Whig who stays
at: home, may defeats portion of the Whig
Ticket—May defeats member of the Legislature—
it may defeat the Whig Canal Cinnmissioner—it
may defeat the election of a Whig State Treas
urer—it may enable the Locofoco party to Gerry.
mender the Staie—qt may enable the Locolocos
in the Legislature to instruct our U S Senators to
vote for the Tariff of 1858!
TAE 'TARIFF.
The Locorocoi stet• that the Whigs bring up
the 'Esriff always at the election. We should
like to know whether that is not the proper time
to bring up all questions, relsting to Glvernment.
before the people, when they are going to rots on
these questions.
We are authorized to poonounee the above an
absolute and po.itive falsehood. No such prom
iw has been made to Peter friberi, Esq., on ft*
put Schuylkill 'Monty. It is
rile alanOr.
CHEERING PROSPECTS: I
_y
We are informed, bye person who has been i
over a large portion of the County, that the Pro
tectioo Ticket, will get a larger Tote in every dis
trict out of the Coal Region, than it received last
fall, in proportion to the vote polled. He assures
us that we can rely upon this inlormation. The
want of Protection is beginning to touch the Farm
ers also. Men of the Coal Region, will you fal
ler, while the Recruits ate. piioring in from the
County).? No, never I—pick your flints and give
them another shot.
SECRET ADDRESS
An Unknown Executive Committee, of the Fres
Trade Locufocii party, have issued Secret Ad.
'dress, to be distributed at the Collieries, on the eve
of the election—too late, as they suppose, to be
answered. We, however, obtained a copy, snit
answered some of its beautiful arguments, quite
as son as their address WO circulated. In this
address they state that the Tariff has nothing to
do with the'present difficulties—that the causes .
all exist here, in Schuylkill county. Will di.
learned Statesmaa who pennell it, answer a few
queries.
Does not trade generally. increase as the poit-
Mien increases t
Del not the Coal Trade increase u couch is
three. four, and even five hundred llatisand lons
a year, under the Tan:T.4 184 d!
If so, why is it while there is no war,. nothini
to tetatd business, the population of theyountry
increased; that the husiness,sioce the British Bill
I of 1846 took effect. is falling off, instead of tame
slog, is it shoulttl f
Tiv fallowing is the quantity of Coal seat to
market test year, up to I:Saturday last, compared
with the present year, to seine period:
184E12'1 1449.
toot, 946,777 813.746
323,631 323.487
573.108 558,069
326,895 306,424
Reading -Railroad.
I:Schuylkill Canal,
WOO Canal,
Sea. and Hudson Canal; •'
Total tout, 4,122,113 4,C03.715
Decrease in 1849, so fir, 118,698, toes ! !
The Philadelphia Ledger, which ought to be
good eatbarity (or Free Traders at least. stolen that
there is more Coal in the hands of dealers now lot
sale, for domestic purposes, than there WAS 1110
yea?. .
If it less true u "holy writ that the sole causes
of our troubles Fe all here at home" (we quote
from the address) bow is it that the Rolling Was,
Furnace., Factories, dec., all over the cmantry are
closing' these could not be effected by the
mintier business ii, done in Schuylkill county.
- Is not the author of the Adam's& irest humbug?
The Lana pi FtsniN3 otiksolgioso kostirmits
4 fall Witt
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lIIAINTA.LS yotra awn
The Washington &pubfic l ; ie en article
upon the Position caromed by the Whig and
the sotelled'Carooeratio patties, it their respective
State Conventions, at Pittatnnig Harrishurga
upon the Teta caUs.the attentiokof the reply ,
of Penneylvenia, to the reitehitionstiatlx - Cem=l
notions, upini
are plainly set - . before the= re oters:of - the "te.
These resolutions will be found taitree-itireir-editrir
lid bead, and with theta placed.btfore tbe - pecpiti
no one can vote in the dark. • •
The present National Atltninistration will' be
governed by the. voice of the' people; as they
direct,at the tialtattiox, so will o 4 rulers conduct
the affair. of Suite. If the peripla . viant better
times they must go for messures,svhich will 'Til
ton us the halcyon days we extierieoced under
the Tariff of '44; and 'at the same time unite
with the party which etlfocalteolOessittree of such
e dimmer. The iuud is be . fons the people—
co one can be mistaken—if they want a change
in the revenue lows of the Country, they must
stand by the Preiident who will aid, in giving
them any Canstituti mat measures for which the
people may ark. The following, from the Wish
ington Republic, the official organ of the Ad -
miniitration, and with h speaks by authority, wilt
show the voters of Pennsylvania the • necessity of
a decided exprenion of opiniOns upon this matter:.
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Now, the people of Pennsylvtinta, sayethe
Republic. know much better than we do whether
or nut- they can live with the present duties on
coal cud trot—under the tariff of 1846. If high
wages and flue profitable markets—they will, nu
doubt, lift up their bends and voices for the present
state of things. They will vote for - the Demo
cratic candidates for :State and Neral offizes.
They will endiirae by their eufirages the fiction of
thy Locoloco Baltimore and Pittsburg conven- ,
Boos. They will say by their action to President
Taylor and the atfrounattstion, owe ate wilting to
wand, by things as they are—we improve of .the
'Democratic tree-trade which will bring down
American labor to the low standard of Europe—
which WILL BLOW 0(.1 f OUR lurnscvs,
DESTROY OUR lIIISINESS, I AND BEG_
OAR OUR FAMILIES.
' If this language should be held through the
ballot box, the Mintnistratian can only say, as
they say on 611 other subject.. we PRESS NO.
THING AGAINST the wishes col SUS p•Ople ;
WE BOW IN IMPLICIT OBEDIENCE TO
the will of the people as expressed through it. coo
stitutional organs. President Taylor his no theo
ries or speculative doctrine* on these subjects
which he di mes to press upon an unwilling cone.
munity. He will neither fawn, nor menace, nor
'manage to get Isocline schemes or measures
through a reluctant Congress. We base-seen
BRITISH TARIFFS' FORCED through two
Houses only by the most extrainifinsry Crone on
the pea of the President and everyouternber of the
cabinet. It was not sell be tied saturated both
Houses with public patronage, that Mr Polk
ec
cured a majority for that Brinah tariff; but Pres
ident Taylor will resent to no such means even
to carry on Americaii tsrff. If shy change is
made in the tariff of 1816. IT WEST BE
BECAUSE TILE• PEOPLE CALL
FOB Ir. Thera wit be, as Mere ought to
Liu Executive management brought to beer in tie
favor IF Tug PEOPLE %.V AN l' A CHANGE
THEY WILL SEEKTO EXPRESS that
desire through their constitutional °mane. Ttn.s
will en.leaVor. to make THE BALLO r 430 X
ELOQUEN WIPH THE VOICES OF
LABOR. Those are wish that President Tay
lot WILL LIS TEN 'fu—G.r t ie b. s to ld t h e
people many times, that with tio .porpose of bus
uwtt to gratify. It will be the sun mitt object at
his administration yto give ca n -faction to his
Gee tory men• -
cO• The fullowng letter was banded
,to ua tor
publteation, by a tlemoer l at, but not a Straub
Dem , rat
"BARRY Oct. 4. 1610.
.•Dear Sir—ln answer to your imuttry. I will hi
form you that Francis Dengler will gei at leant two
thirds of all the toilet polled in awry Township, and
a large m ajority in both Upper and Lower Mahan--
lingo. tie is a man who is %misers:4lY esteemed by
all who know him. alto the Democrats hete prefer
"lam to Col. Straub, wbo is well known as a reng , - , I
gad., Whig from Union county. and only joined the
Democratic' party when he mowed to Sehitylkitt Co .
a few years ago. because the Democratic ptray had
the majority here:
.IYlr. Dengler is also' gaining ground in. the lower
end of the county, particular y in :11anhcon, , ouiti
M 4011611, Wayne. Brunswig - and West l'enn,. and it
~
-the tntOrmation incorrect !rum Intl quarter, he will
get quite as ma.l woes in the county as Col. Straub
—if he does no, biat hint. The Colonel will open
Ids eyqs when Ile sees the rerun. - . .
“Icahnot End a single note fat E.g. Wilson. id
this section of the county
Estrset frotn's letter doled,
Oar prospects are cheering indeed in this section.
We can do as well as we d.d last year, on the general
ticket, and Capt Nagle will run far ahead.
Yours..lC.„ T. A.
13Jya—do you hear that
From the Pottsville E.npariumpf Thareduy.
*The eats Fdhett has tteeq pratturd
,the Deputy
Marsha tchtp oftiettuy'kttl Coda y,'M the exclustoo of
all i."
TURN OUT-TURN OUT
Whig's of Schuylkill county, you, achivvee a
glorious victory last year—you elected Governor
Johnston—you elected Gen. Tailor:'—Your de—
cision will not only be looked upon with great
interest, in this State, but throughout the whole
Union, are eyes cast upon Schuylkill county, the
great Coal Field of the Republic. Mayen willing
that it should be cast'up to you, that you had
failed in your duty—that, after electing
Taylor.—the.slorious.Old hero of Buena Vists—
the min who never lost a lastile—theStccius
tatua of America—to the Preeidency,lyou had dr,
wall him, leaving Lint without your
act mcs...ures. yott must speak
out—you must reiterate your rentinat:nig lapin the
great plated questions of the thy., You must
sustain ,your rulers—or else our ii+ory of last
year, will not be of much avail; "Up Guards,
and at 'em."
THE VOTE IN SCIIIIYLKILLECIOUNTY.
We publish the offictill,eote polled yin Sebuyl
kill Coutuy, et the het Gcivernot euilPrei4entia
elect ion. for referenee :
. ..
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t. o r.;
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" a . 2 C
rm •
1. ,
N E WirJ . ISO 79 . 798 83
N W Ward 357 . 171 • 401 163
isuuth Ward 358 133 374, 135'
1
895 383
Mt Carbon • 59 • 53
Norwegian 166 I . 66
Port Carbon 310 140
New Castle 326
Aline/utile 323 1 - 131
Stench • 275 115
Toonont 101 118
8+14.101,111 207 128
Schuylkill 123 75 ,
Tamaqua 227 189
Scljuylkill Haven 186 156 -
Ocerigebuig , 166 .295
Ru' 30 68
U.iun ' 26 .129
Wert Penn 77 189
Sri al h Menheim 29 91
Port Clinton 49 69
McKeanthurg 117 122
Faetlensburg 94 . 03
Pinvilvove Borough '74 .• 150
Porter 'l4 30
1. Mahantango 117 : 172
U Hahatitengo 18 194
Barry . • 68 •92
Manheirn 86 78,
Piritiro IV 101 131
4,284 3,538
3,538
%widow VW
))Ire Saaotan: •
The following dialogue took •place in hitnersville.
bet woes • Coal Operator and a enateettontat, a few
days age:et-I send it to you for publication give
the worthies near' mil can. 1.1 slows the workings
of honaan astute, and how different Men act under
emetin circienstancea : I '
Peoeecriostre—Don't too intend taking any pan
in thee:echoes—it is important that we should all
Wo - rEigale this fall. to comOete the work' we tom
. emelt-Let ear. I
Coil DerleaToe-1110 - 1 have been' fishnet with
ray men the wbnle season— they have been ablating
meter reducing the wages. !when the price of Coal
ail,-and--I have made up my mind to let things take
their course; I will shape my bustuess acconl ng,ty.
It they want free trade let them hare it—l can live, if
they can.
PROTT.CTIONDT--13nt don't you see the suffering it
will produce in this commneity--the de-traction of
the value of everything.—and the large number 01
people that wilt have to, leave the reeler'. sumo of
whom have houses and lota, which will net be worth
half what they paid for them.
Cost. 01[11AT - in-1 know ilia all true—bat Vault
to the use of talking, ; I am net resaonsible for tt—if
the people ow vote for Free trade men. it is their
fault not mine. I have worked and talked until I
hare got tired— and , I tell yap I will do bathing in
thus election—thirties may take then own course.
I know that I will auffer. but I, will not gof
er half .a. Moat vs the Miners and Laborers
who work for me.—if there la no protection
given to American hide try the coming winter; the
men next year will have to work ter what they can
get; and I believe the Ced Men. Will make some
money, because the neinher of Miners and Laborers
that will be out of emdlin meat will make the wtyee
very low, and beiliedes. oh it bustnees is done, will be
done in traffic, and Sotto ihd as, and every body meat
take care of himself. I well not take any part in the I
election— I have as mach as I e di do to ray my Notes,
and keep out of the hinds attic Sheriff—.he people
may take cite or themselves—if they choose to vote
fin free trade, I am satiatied. l'.l vote Myself and
others mu vote jest is they please—l will nut say
.ne word to them on the subject .
Pao nen toirwr—llut it is the duty of everyman
who bel i eves had la vs have been prwed. to do every.
thing in hia power to talk to the people. and explon
the law. to them —there are many who are really Fein
est and want to do what is right, but they ere moiled
by dernagligues.atim want to gat Ikea votes. by ar
ra:nog them against their emploters , merely with a
view of creating mirchief , knowi ng that their always
to tome antipathy, existing between the employed and
r the employer In ad my intercourse with the peo
ple. I find such to be the case. and these deningounes
always flatter the peopie ; tell them that they are their
Ant friends, and their employer is appeasing them.
CoAt, Ortmernit— I k• ow all auk—have I not
talked and worked unit! I am tired=-if-they now
choose to bel.eve these men in parte we to the
basin's, men. who put their money in improvements
and circulate it in the cominniely. let them—l'm de.
terminal to take no part in Mut election. If they can
`do the busineis better than I can do it. let them and
let the men go to them far employment—l have no
°Wee:eine—l'll leave the business to marrow. if I
can I only one ball my Colliery cost me.
PROT. C rioNas.rlVe.l. too may do as 301 please;
but I .1111 determined to work and talk and explata to
the pet/glean I can.o nut the Protective system is es
tablished. it it can be done. I consider it a dory
every man owes to his feltnw man in a enunity
this. where the masses make the 'aws—l will try and
remove the premlieea engendered by these dem:-
gogues.and tf I rail In d tog so. and the pope roll
'heeelessly and with their eyes open.vote hir the men
who advocate bad lawn, merely to punish those with
whom,they to ty hate some private difficulty about
wages, ;red other causes, and thus mush themselves.
I hared me are duty, and the reepensibility rests uN
Term owe You can take your course and
I will takemine.
Here they parted. '
TO TEACHERS AND SCHOOL
RECTORS, -
TILE sultarribee invites the attention of Teachers
and Schonf.-Dtrectors. particularly in Schuyiktll Co.,
to the followinghew sad improved School Books pub
lished hl him..rallod
Tick nor's. Columbian Ca Icalat or. •
•
COIIIIOOIIZIO C3IVII3tOT,
• DO Table Book.
Do ftolitinhinn Spelling Bonk.
Do Practical Common School Mensuration.
which will be 'ready in a few days.
Tr, Books are already extensively itsed In this
County. and in on changeable a population move have.
.it is, desirable that the Itnoto used In nor' Schools
should he as itnithrin no possible • we therefore call
the patticulafatiention of School possible:
and Teach
ers to this series, on the the coininencement of the
.Schools 'this fall. These Books have fecrived the ap
probation of about SOO professots and Teachers, as
the hest works 'on the subjects on which they treat.
*.T/try are also the rlierpesz BDoks •in the market.
Merchants, Teachers. School Director.,• Ace., sup
plied at the lowest rates, by . the quantity.
B. HANNAN,
Printer. Publisker and Bookseller.
CORRECTED Iiqr.:EICLT FOR THE 10t1R.V. , 91..
Wheal Flour:bbl: #5 00 ~ Dr•d'Pelr'Les pared. 3 00
Rye .. do do 150 Ido • 1 do Inward. 175
Wheat;bush. • 110 Red Applea;par • d. 15
Rye. .do 65 Egcs. A.M. III
C go, do . 115 I nutter, kb. 1 2 1
Oats, do 10 I Bunn, 05
Potatnes. do 60 I, Hams. '^
Timothy Seed, 0 50 11L4), ton,
Clover -do 3 50 1 Plaster .
ZILABRIED. .
Sept. 14. by Ilvr. ,
D. Stork, Mr. Inn+ CALirovx, In
Miss AEI MAUD. S.YPEX• bOtt. Or P011.V.IIC• '.
Sept• fltb. by the limbo, ;qr. Wm. riEIF2IIIIIDE4. to
5 . n/124/A4U S N 610114 both of Pottsville.
. Oct. 4th by the same, Mi. WM. C. Rumor. to Tits,
Maat• AMERMAN, both of Schuylkill Cu.
On the 22 ult., by the Rev. *m. C. Conley. Mr.
JOll3l litEic,and Jame Rummy, !Aoth or Schuylkill
"Yours, die..
A•'
On the 221 ult. be tler same, Mr. iODEPII OLD Know
and Miss .I,ane ult.,
. , .
Tue Feta y eve.mng Oetober 4J, by Samuel Melt..
Esq., ANDREW DIUM, to RACIIA tt.ilscs, both of Ptuta-
Tient,;xt, Oet. 2, 1819
IMPROVED OGIDEft. OF EEL) Mbilii—Schti)l-,
ke kill Tribe No. 7c—stated mr.mings of the Society
are beld rvcry Friday evening at Stieliter's Mill. The
members are requesed to be In attendance, as bust
tics& of importance wilt be Oaneacied.
J. P. tiERTRAm,
WILL be preaching in Thompann'e Hall,
C•N''' corner or Markel and Second street., 00 Sabbath
(tn-morrow) by Rev. J. S. Crawford, of Milton, North
umberland Go.. at 101 o'clock in the meriting, and
o'clockin ttre afternoon. The public are respectfully
invited to attend. •
REV AIM C t.l.S.tl', will. preach in , the
ve.' Second Methodist Ep iscopal cbUrch in this bor
nuah, on neat Sabbath mottling and evening, at the tia.,
nal hour,
,rt , p LIAI v CRS a Lis CHURClL—Services are: held
tY" in the 2d story of Stlchter's Nervllall, every Sege.'
bath morning and evening at the usual hours Rev. R.
K. BRUSH, of Luzerne County, ralilOr: •
The public are respectfully invited to attend. •
TIIE PROTESTANT t7 ' --The following Resolution has been passed by
the Vestry of Trinity Church,
Resolved: That in considaration of ilia einns contribu
led and to he contributed as donolions to the credit's.
and furnish ing of the church eic ; the vestry do
hereby art apart, wort appropriadtefi e
FIFTY EICIIT
PEWS, svhieh shell brand remainfree for all person.
who may desire to woritilp In the Church.. These
pews are located ne
IN TIIE CENTRE AISLE.
North side, . 119,-127, 135, 14:1, 151, 159.
South side, N0.,112, 110, 129, 1515,141. 152, 1611.
IN THE NORTH AISLE.
North aide, No 1,7, 13,19, 25, 31, 27, 43, .51, 53 54,55.
South side, No. 2,8, lir 20. 28, 33, 38, 44, 50 ; 52.
IN THE SiMITIT
Sonth. side, N 0.56, 57, 56, 60, 74, 80, 86.71.98, 101.11 0 .
North side ' Nil 59, 67, 73, 79, 65, 91, 97, 101, 109:
DIVINESFRVICE is held In the Church every Sun
day. adorning Seirice commences :at 10i o'clock.
Afternoon Service cod - tneneee at 4 o'clock. And even.
na service. on the nret Sunday of every month.
TRI,'
TRINITY Reit CEMETERY, AT 14011 WP
LAUREL.—The Vestry of Trinity Church. Potts
ville, are rem ready to sell burial lot. and graven In that
large and beautiful plot of ground. near the Janet ion of
?.!arket Street and the Mlneraville Road, which they
have la,tely enclosed and tale oat for aCemetcry. t Ap
plication for - lots or aingle mayss may be„made to AN
DREW RUSSEL, Esq., Treasurer of the Cburrlt, at
whose office naMshantoneo Street, a plan of the CetlM
tery can be seen, or Edward ()wen Pat ry,
Centre Street.
TlLCdittilT7m-gurcifiV.i-Tr'ii'D--.AT:-D—cTt'To a
Towascizi'm Smastemumta.-11iis tite.iretne has the
.lieculiar fortune of being rerommended and prescribed,
by the most rempertable physiciane of the country, and
only requires atrial to bringlt into general time. It ie
put up in guart , bottles, and is siY time, cheaper than
any nther preparation. Dort: Towneend is a physician
of great reputation in Albany, N. T. and the Phmcia'ns
generally in that city prescribe it In their praCtice
The following is a certificate !rod 11011:4 of them:
Dr.Towneend is alruoit daily receiving orders front
Physicians in different parte df the Unlnn.
, This Is in certify that tac, the pdersign-edFltieicians
973, 386
63 65'
2U 94
317 143
375 130
352 140
332 118
lit 106
228 141
157 60
260 172
19% , 161
219 284
33 ; 74
30 137
93 238
29'_ 81
o the city of Albany have In namenase earn preseri
bed Dr. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, and eve be.teve ft to
be one of the most valuable preparations of the Sarsa
[Junta In the market. -
M. 11. PULINA. M. D.
J. WILSON.' M. D.
R. P. BRIGGS. M. D. .
P. E. ELMENDOIIF, U. D.
Albany, April lONS •
D. Seymour, the welter of theßowing, Is OP! Of
.he oldest and most respectable Phyalcians In Conn.
Dartford. Ct.. May 91, 1918.
Dr. TowssEND.-IDear Sir • •• Townsend's.Saraa
wills" Mem a ready sale in Ilartforil—is highly es
teemed by All who have made one of it, and we have
teason to believe its good qualities willna daily appre
ciated by a discerning public. I have dully galls far it,
and hope you will be remunerated for yOur exertions to
'render service to the afflicted. .1 am sir. your obedient
servant. , lIAEVEY SEYMOUR. M. D.
66 60
152 135
131 210
The General agency for the sale of the Sarsa
parilla is at Raunan's Bookstore Pottsville, where bros.
als is and others can be su ppi it ltv holes ' alraltbe plane =
factarefiPriem
It Is also foe sale In Pottsville at 0 amens & fels •
ter's and John S. C. Martin's Strati Stoles; E. 1.
Fry. Tamaqua; .1. W. Gibbs, Dressillt, Mineraoille;
C. Fro Sep, Ororigsborg Shlsaltr, and W. L.
Ilelstei.Port Carboni Paul Barr, Pinesrove; J. 0.
Hopes. Pottsville. .
0 Bea adn"sementie anolbereolumn. &circular
zontaltitat a large umbel 'cot tontacttes from Pitkiir
nos natant en neat:n.4 at lianas illoo
leff.rdrip 411 401 to tilt, or 0 //algae frir 13.
•
.81 43
1 22 29
149 • 166
• 93 197
92.• '29
110 86
12/ 156
4,930 3,700
8,700
1.
i,llO
Er& the More Journal.]
A DIALOGUE.
A TIVATANDSR
POTiSVILLE MARTS
NOTICL'S
OPINIONS-OF PHYSICIANS
TISER
• NOTICES. •
itlOTlCEvvelbe stockholders of 7•Tbe wta
ra
it Company, Witt meet at the otßre of W. S. Taal,
No. 143 Arch Street, in the City of Pbll24 l e l Phia..°
Monday the ettb instant. at 4 o'clock P. M.. to elect
twelve...Umtata puesittiat to the provisions of their
char - taw of incorporation.
Thomas Ada
Isaac Starr. ms,
dames W. Peat, Wm. Smith,
Wm. 1. vans, A Graff,
Chas. Dutilh,
Ehs.erff
. Win. Eckert. Main,
Shades 1141 h.
Oct. 6,1849.41-1 t
AL 2161 TOR'S tidersiened.
It auditor appointed by the COort of Common Pleas
of Schuylkill Wanly. "to distribute the motets moot
the creditors of John Campbell, en the hands of his as
signee. N M Willson. Esei avreesblr to the aerunnt
tiled by said asslanee,•• wall attend tor that P0...8 "
blr office. in the Borough or Pottsville. on Monday the
29th day of October, 180. at 10-o'clock. A. 51.. when
and where all perstins interested. can attend
It
they
see, proper. SOHN P MOBA Ca,
Oct 6, 1849-41411 A Aniline.
MOTICE.eoeThe AudtterS of the Rommel of Potts-
SI voile. swlll meet at the Courcll Chamber, on !Sat
urday the eth or October, for the purpose of auditing
the-Espendituens of thla Boreugh.
JNO IL DOWNING, Al
" • "
Sept 29. 1419.-40.21 • Town Clerk.
A 13311-111STILATION NOTloE.—Whersas.
Letters of Administrition on the estate of Joseph
Dobbins. late of the florMigli of Ifinersoit le. deceased.
have been granted by the Register of Schuylkill Coun
ty, to the strbserther. notice is hereby given. in al: per
sons indebted to the said estate, to make payment. and
to all those having claims against raid decfased, to
present them for settlement, to -
cumwry DOBBINS.
Adminbitrattig.
kilinersville. Sept 29'49 --4011
A 110MISISTEttiTIOWNOT10E: 7 ...Wberess,
FA l e tters or Administration on the estate of Conrad
Robb. late of Blythe township. Schuylkill 'County, de
ceased. have been grained to the subscriber, by the
- Register of Schuylkill eminiy.—notite is hereby given.
requiring all peremis indebted to Paid estate, to make
payment. and all those having claims wit' present them
far settlement. W ILLI.III - 001111, Ada*.
Sept. V, 49. —4O-130
A DMINISTRATION NOTICE.--Whereas
ft Letters of Adminssi ration, on the estate of LER
REPS WHITNEY. late of the Borough of Pottsville,
deceased. have been granted by lite Register of
County, to the subscriber, notice is hereby given
to All persons indebted to the said estate, to make Pay
ment : and to all those hams , Maims against said dc
ceased, to present them for settlement. to .
WM. 1.. WHITNEY. ltdm'r.
pottsville,Sept 22, 1819. • 39-41
DIIIINISTRATION NOTlCE.—Letiern of
Administration halting been granted the under
signed, Atintinistratris Mine estate of PAT'K
MAN. late of richitylkill Township, Schnylkill county.
deteased. Notice in herein) , given, to all persons In
debted to said estate, to make. payment; and those
having claims, will present the same for settlement.
CATIIARIPIE FREEMAN, Ailmlitistratrig.
Rent IS, 1E49. 36.61.11
DIM.I.IIISTRATION 01 . 1110 e tters
I testamentary .in the estate of RALI'II FETEIEIt-
STA N E,late of New Castle,' Schuylkill County, de
ceased. has been scanted in the subst.ribers, by the
1 - leakier of Schuylkill County,' .Notire is hereby giv
en requestins all those indebted to sald estate to make
payment. and those having will prevent' them
for Settlement. ' FftANCIS SPENCER' Adni•or.
ANN .FETIIENISTANs, Adin'ta•
Sept 15,1549. r
sk• O'CICE In hereby given that an appltratlon
will be - mada Intim Leeirldlure at Its - ni.si session
for the Mewl...mann or a Bank to he called the thank
of Pottsele... with a capital or one hundred and Sty
amasst d dollar.; for the transaction of the usual bus
loess ot flanks. to Inc located in the Ilnrouo of Potts -
vittr te the county of Schuylkill', In the state of Penn
eylvanits.
SAMUEL HARTZ,-
joirs C. ',ESAU:,
1. F . . WHITNEY,
PRANK PO rT,
7:49-29-bm. WII.LIAM C. LEI?.
0T1C.U.2-TIIOIIS.3I'OSTIM & Co., HAVE
REMOVE") their etook•nt Boots and Shoes to the
new store on the corner of Centre and Market Streets,
where the business will in 'More be carried on upon
Vie' cant: principle.. Thankful to their friends and the
public in general for past favors. they hope, by mans..
"Pug their business in future 1111411 trio only correct tin
its, (viz., cash payments; to afford to their CUPlamers
goods upon sucii reasonable terms as will ensure to
them a liberal patronage
tSP AS UP:—.lll persons indebted to the undersign
ed are requested tocoine forward and settle their assets
as (Me new busineiel arrangements will• • regime its to
i lkeroolnue and liege the prompt payment or Ine4anie,
14:1117-ej TiIOMNS FOSTCII. k CO.
VOTICT ,I I.—The sobscrlhers Mare hero appointed
IN arenas for the sale of Hart icon's Copyin; Pre/s
and Metallic Datapoint! Tshlet, a timesaving., /suer ear
inc. and money sa ring machine.; sample of which may
he seen at the York .'tore; all orders for the above
presses which ate wafranted togiviientiresattsfaction
will he promptlv attended to.
March 17 12.) E. YARDLEY 6c SON.
NOTICE is herehy riven that application will he
"made to the Lest:Witte of Pennsylvania, at their
nest P,41 , 111. for a renewal of the Charter ef the
Miners' Batik of Pottsville. In the County of Schuyl
kill. with the privilet e of increasing ha capital from
two hundred thousand dollars in four hundred thou.
sand dollars. fly order of the 11,13 rd.
CHAS. LCESER, Cashier.
—2ti fm
MEE
TOTICEIS lIERVitY GIVEN that application
Ibentade loth:l...el.tat we:at itS nest megoton
the incorporat Inn 1.1 a Bank. to he ealhel ''M mess'
andltectrutii , ' Bank of Mittero+lll.•,° . tvolt a r nprtal
or IWO i 1111011.4 th01.3116i dOli.lts, to he lacate4 in the
lint.ot2ll 0r Mini.rwille•
IVII. N. Ft.0111:1 \4, • BLAIR 711cCI.TINACHAN
GIW. J 1.M1.174 F.11.1.:3,
, • F sAmuct. HEILNEW
_ -
J.mf. 39. 019
VOTIVE Is TrimEnv IIIVEN,11101:un applica
tion will net the I..eittlature at itn nest
tsr the In,orpnration of a Saving 10.1111,1-
tir.n, to be c tiled the , 'l'ntt+vuile S.tving Instinnion. •'
with a capital of Fifty Thunatut Doll: tr., for the
tranimetion of the tint II holiness of ':acing 11..1 10 1 -
Ibms. to he In-aired 11 the 11.nouzlt of Poil.o.llte,in the
County of Schuylkill. Pa. 1
R. WOOIISHIF.,
IV. SLATER,
pOILIP
THOS. C. POLLOCK'
27-631 n, .
18 o n
6 00
MEM
. NAVIGATION CARS
—The Schuylkill Navigation Company, haring
sometime miner, assigned all their Railroad Cars, entn.
monlv {Acorn as the " reticle Cars" to ilenty C.
Cnrhlt, Chatlfs S. Wood. and Edward T.,Randolph.
Esq rn.—in trust, (or certain porpor,s; and Imliression
having now been Riven. In their Agent Edward G.
Ilarrls. wn, will keen these ; Cara in Repair, and run
them. for acennnt of the Trustees.
NOTICE, is hereby given, that all claims, far Libor.
or materials, tiara titer Cornish..a In these Cars, mist be
presented for settlement to Edward G. Ilarrin. Agent
for the Trusterre. .E1.1V1)00 MORRIS.'
Dee. 2-'4 , 3-19-Iyl Resident Engineer. N.
N.' OTICE.--A. NtCATIS —Where.. the Coal Ctrs
-• k'nnwn as the "Yellow Cars"—have nn
several nceasinn• been' stnien array from the Narita
tinn Lauding., and used to haul Coal for private pur
poses. • '
- NOTICE. In hereby given that the sillisariber in de.
termined to use all the ineans in his power. In pin a
stop to such tresp.w.sea, and to ptutish the trespassers.
EOW 4.an G. lIARRIs.
7tltiyl2. , Arent ror the Trustees.
WANTED
rikACIIER WA a TEEI.-erlie TrOlglerP nf the.
I • Orwieshurg Acaderdv, on this County, are desirous
of empinyrne a competent person In take Ovule of
that institution. • They think th.ii the plat•e presenis a
good opening for the. rrnahli.liment of a sand ,
and that a person whoso,liosinerni it la to teach, and
who is otherwise gal lined. would receive adequate
eneranieitient. Errors nddrecurd In, either of the
undersigned Trostees, will be attended to.
Ch 3111.1. %Vittorio, . Wnt II Forts,
Jaws II firoeff, John It:moan.
Joseph Ilatomer, Frederick Heck,
John Ego, Eli liarnmer.
Oct 6,1949 • --41-41
IA7 ANTED.--Two NIAle Tent hero take charge
ni - N0.211 nil .1 runic:retool:ln Pottsville. Apptica._
,
tines to be handed to the•SerterOrl, prior to the 25th
Ins
Oct 6.1819
,P-EA.OrIERS male
reaeh
rrs,tn take charge nrthe Actionls of North Niaci
helm Townahip. are wattled. None but those who are
fully eninprtent. and of rood moral eli - trarter. need
apply. Applications will he received itp to the 13th
of October. when the Directors will meet at the house
of the Widow' Mover, nt 9 o'clock. hi M.. to decide
upon the applications. initN 1.EVF1.1311,
Pfesident of the. Board.
MO
ATANTELN—To purchase, a ilarse and Wacon,
v V scalable to travel in the Country tot carrying
Book/. Apply at this office.
CLERKSHIP WANTED.—A young man.
nineteen years (if age, of eoloratinn, and
who ha. 1734 experience in the business, wishes to oh
tain a sonatinn 'in Pottsville, a. a Clerk in a store
either Dry Gond., armory nr both.
*lle speaks the English and Welah Language
ennalnency
d all furiberpafficalars, iaq fir?
Fer refer;nre. and all i in... ,
with the subwribes, at. Ilia 01lice In Thninpeeit ; ii ilair..
31arket r3treet. DANIEL E.: PISILL9B.
ilept I. 1849. 3B-11
lA/ANTED-01 E THOUSAND TONS COAL—
For which Umbrellas of the hest Manufacture
furnished, at the lowest market priers Ex
chance will he made for any Ii: on ior the whole
quantity; address, or apply to •
W3l. 11. RICHARDSON . . ••
No. ICI Market st., Philadelphia.
Nevi S. ISHI. 37-2mn
LOST AND FOUND
QTR AT COW.—Woo briniata to the' subscriber.
t , residing in Fatima Valley. Cass Tp.. a red cow
with white back and belly, and spotted hips,—she has
short horns and Is shout 5 yearn nil. The 'owner is re
quested to come forward, prove property. pay chars..
and take her away,otherwlse she will be sold-arcording
to law,
Get 11, 1817
COPFLAVED On STOLEN—Frnin the antiarrh.
her at Port Clinton. on ihemieht or Thilmlay, the
13th Inst.. a HAY ARE, lame in the Tell hind ler. A
reasonable rewarl will he given npon her relarn In the
owner. JAMES FLANNEn AN.
Sept 'IL ISI7. .
_ _
cv Tit AY 110 tigt —Ca mr he iTiemiaranit he
C nth/Ir. riher. n. 51.11,1 cln Nomegtan Tnw nom% et.?
the West Emelt I ilrnad. about ;brie weeks arn, a
LARGE RAP uoit4e. moo Jli Bean Mal Th. own.
eels ttvioxtP4 In toma forwti r id, pmve prnpcny. P , 3 1
charges. and take him away; ntherwhe he will be
sold according in taw. _PETER 4.1.1.150 N.
Sept 'Pt ISO 39-3 t•
Ell Thompson. .•
PEAL ESTATE AORNT, AND .
COLLECTOR OF RPATS.
Offies in Port CaTboa. &Amyl/rill ("eirtg. 04.=
rt l Hll eubseilber will take rbarn -of Coil Landa,
Dwelling linueet, and tuber prnperty. and •nt'ect
Rents for the tonne, in the Gaunt, -of Schuylkill'. and
all other baldness tanwseteit with hitt hfeheYi will b.
promptly altnndsd to.
F:l4 Ti/OMPSON.
• Part Qv sort &bolls 11l to..
Refers to llord Pitt/aim?. sod Horace. dttolto. Ego
Pottsville.
" Same) Bell. 'Reading.. t
"
Was. 0. Wilson. No. 14 Natal 3tl
Intikt6tlyttla.." wet,
'FOR SALE &TO LET. ;
1199711L11D SALE, of LOTS No. RUE; 200,20, and
1 - 908, on Railroad t3treet, in Wilson & Leran's ad
dition to the BOroogh ...I - Tamaqua. will be made nit the
premises, on Saturday the Bah October. at 2j o'clock.
on =count and risk of the estate of Simon liniment.,
deceased, unless the heirs or rrprrocutali••• .11 the
sold Simon Connelly. comply wan tbo original terms ,
and condition of dale by B . 4l cueec
0416.1819
FOR SALLE...VAL
TY in Minerssulle.— The store now
_ torn ,
?..-,--,, nccnpled
~ 5 by N. C. Raekin, ;11 of red for aste .
nE 7
- For terms 2nisfy to
GEORGE J. lIEUR, Jr.
Sept 29 1849---40 01 Minergville.
OuSALLE. Olt TO LET—A I.wri.tory lir irk
I Fii(l.4, on West Norwegian airret,l3) firei (rola by
34 cirri,. . GYIO.. M. CUMMINGS,
•
Wept T. 3, 1819 39,3!
. .
FOR SAL t!.: —The Anthracite now avd lot, for
Cortina. Applv3in the.prenii.e. to
Sept t, 36-41.1 F...IeIAS D. LONG.. t
, 014..61 that certain' twn storied stone
12 Tavern stsitd,known as the VALLEY lIOTE f
sitnatrt on Valley street, la the town of Pit
srtastenon, in the County of Schuylkill ; con
aa
tainin; In front 60. feet. and in depth 200 fL.
•thatiti4 from the Schuylkill Valley hailteld
WO yards - . at which point On En relator 4 times daily.;
Also, 4 other lots of ground, each .entstainlng 60 feet '
In front. and 200 feeein depth. situate. also, In said
town of Patterson. The property will be sold cheap ;
Onus easy. Apply to D. E. NICE. Esq .
• at his Office, Pottsville, or tel
MICHAEL coCIMA.N.
Sept. I. lOW. 364 f
VOR SAL Coal Barrows; cheap for cash.
nut 15, '49. 35411 W. A. KIRK ,
rOR SALE--FIRE ENGINE'.:-.T he Good Int o "
P Fire Company ntrer molt Engine for sole at
reasonable price. Which cart be seen at their linuir
sth street...between Market and Ninmerian. For
Cher particulars apply to E. 54e11ONALD.
B. MILLER.
0. D. JENKINS,
Committee.
Aug 14,:49-334t1
W S
AN° FOR ALE.—A. superior new Roe
1 wood Piano, manotartureil by Conrad tiley
Philadelphia For sale oitreasonable terms; apply
DENJAMIN CIRIIST,
. ..
July 23, 1242. 31-tf
i
FOtStLE—fIIE SDOSCRIBEITOFFERS F O R
pate propetty
DOW. occupied by him in West
.1...-. Branch Wile/ , four miles from Pottsville,
,andfrom one and a half miles dcbuylkill 11k•el cen; curaistin; of live and a half acres 'of
land well laid out as a garden and fruit arch - -
ard. A two story frame house, 2S s'4o feet, with a cel
lar under the whole, kitchen Mine cellar. Immediate
pogasession given. Panto( me puicliase money can re
main on Bond and Mortgage if desirrd. For term, op ,
ply to the subseriber,at hie °thee in Went Brunch Valley.
Match Di, 11-tf] D. De FOREST.,
1201 t SALE OR RE:VT.—Pt/1U CARRON
.L STEAM MILL—The enbscriber offers his Steam
Mill. located In Port Carbon—for sale or rent. gild
Mill is located in one of the best situations in this Ire
gnu. for business, being the .only one in the eastern
section of the Coal Region. It as in good conditidn,
and possession will be given immediately If re/mil - dd.
Ten,. easy. Apply to • L. F. WIIITALYi
Port Caroni., March 10th, 18(9. 11-tf I
'l.O 11.ENT—... FARM of IN acres cleared. and
J. Own/ling HOuse, near Mount C. tb.n. Apply in
J. 11. CAMPBELL. Agent 4
JurISS, 1849 31-tf
SALE.--coLLt Env PROPERTY I ,
P SALE —TIIE rUIIiCRIRER wren, at private le
the folio wing property, viz:
One GO tiONC Engine. with 4att feet of nine inch
pampa. In first rite nothing order.
One 311/large Engine. xith `1.40 feet of nine inch
Pumps, with winding gearing all complete, In plod
working cyder.
from alines,
One 20 Horse Eaigine for _
in good working order.
One 10 Horse Breaking Engine; with Rnllers, Shift
ing; Screens, Si-limes, ameall the lizturrs neressarl to
do a businees or 1000tono is' week.
Also 50 large Railroad Cart. arch L mTy chilled
is heels, nod three inch arelo, these Cars are well mim
ed for any of our siirroulidin . g Roads where Iltiroe
pnwer Is used.
.The above Engines were all mannfaetured by 4ay
wood & Snyder. aid are considered among the Very
hest ever mad., by said parties.
Jan.l3, 3-tf GEO, 11. POTT4I
FOR SALE AND TDLET.—Butldmit sloni•
in Minna carbon, Lew sport Wnod, 1,0 I.ijloa'
addition to Pottsville, on Norwegian ci., Potroville,land
In Mineroville. Also a convenient Office in 01srrio•
Addition. Apply to JA,i. It. CAMI'ULLL.
April RS, '4'l. I it•if -
I:DR . S . ALE—TWO LOMVODIOUS DWELLING
111.1Ses. Apply to E. P. Richards, Market ol
io in. O. Brox in, Crape in., Potts% tile.
March 21. •
' .tra L ct fr' n - 1 1.1 an ‘ : • 1 n 1
le h C"t t
t g i n I t N lt
.1 a pp lic ants ,
ri c t I t l h J a n t
known no the Mill Creek Tract, containing tne
ti,sliot tif Coal Veins , . thany of which,—among others;
t he Peach Novocain Veint—having a range prover a
m it e vii•—Lewis,ropohn, Barracleuch,
Pearson, Clarkson, Stevenson, Little Tracey, Peach
Nloontain Veins, Green Park or Ravensdale Vein Per
' pendiciilar.Dianond, and Big Diamond Veins, along
with many others not named.
Also. all that tract called ilminnetion Tract,helong
ing to the said Cnmpany.c nntainingthe Salein,Forrest,
Rabbit ibis, Mortliner. 'Tunnel, Black Mine, C. Las.-
ton and Alfred Lawliin Veins. Alan, a Saw Ml • and
Goo, Millaiityated on the. Mill Creek Tiart,till of which
will he rented on moderate tenns by applying to
DAVID
. Pot toville. Rehlt • - 59
1 4 `00.. S&L ~ ...;P PRIV ark: SALE. An Ili I
certain I act or parcel or land, Aituated op the
Broad Mountain, in ' Lower 'Manaidonve township,
in Schuylkill county. (formerly Perks county,) in the
, late_iii Penovvlvania. bounded add denerllied a., Pd.
lows„to w it :. 7 ilecinning at a tnarkttd white nib 1r.,;
thence by late vVant lands, now4urveved to lactd
Miller. north 4m.y-five perches. t n a'whlle na I.; then,
by late. vaclnt land. now vut veyerl to Genre, WurPer
west lift perclir'• I n a +tone; I henett ,, y hoe vacant Lend
now aUrveyed to Leonard 1114.k,•out9;.ixiy-live ;.ent h..
ea td n Spanish oak; thence east 146 perches, to the
platen( healnhine,containitta itryf:ltkke , l , c7 and one
' hundred untidily .two perches of ladd a d allowance
of in per cent. for roadet,ett a.
JOHN G. 1211E1STNER, '
Ciectitor of F. Peal's' estate. 99. Markel at. Phltada.
PhMadelphht,.Yiententher 19.'N11, :t6-
EiEZI
UN VELOPES.-50,000 .Envelores of varintis•
LIS kinds•nrol dualities, just received and fur sale:
wholesale and retail . , at' BANNAN'S I
erpt 29 15491 Cheap Stationary St ores
13 --
ABY
J UIIIPIR ES..—A fresh supply of Bahy
Juntbers. ale, India Rubber Bands. for do., just
received and for tale at - ROI:SANS' ' '
Sept 29. 1549., - .Cheap Variety Stores .
1,,i7 RITE PRESERVING BRANDS'.--A
t s very superior ariicle, forshie .he .
. Sept 22. 59..] ..
J.!..11. BRATTY & Co.
%O . APS AGO CREESE. rralr by
I. Sept •22.., 3d-] J. 31. nEAtrir 1, Ca.
OARPETrIid—A handunaie, aP.nrinwnt or I
L./ grain.
,V..noi.tn and lbatonic Carpets. joist rerei
ed and for sale by J. M. LIF:ATTV 6-- Co
PEG new articta
0 or nrntanla Fluid Lamps. It glees more /iCht.
enc., to t he eyev, and 50 per cent cheaper than Can
dles. Just received and for vole, at .
nANNAN•a
Sept 15, 551 Cheap Bunk an 4 Lamp Stores.
sigA.INS FOIL aliNfk....--Thesubscribers hays
Just received front the bhip Elizabeth, g and II Ind,
Rent Rost English Chains, made expressly for Mines.
and for sale. Apply Co .!T. Os E. GEORGE.
npril2l tf 111 Market and 12th titteets.Philada.
ANii,F1):1811
1./ INO =l9re subieribet respecifolly announces that
he his commenced the above bustnesq at the corner of
Mauch Chottk and Coal Sheets, Poloyille, Pa. and
Will br, hapo , to receive rodent: JOHN WARSER .
11.—Gtiage-cocks..lileons,and oil globes on hand,
and farsale Polly V, -Iy.
HARTS AND HOMES, by 3t:s. Ellis; a
brink that should ho rend by every one in this corn..
nuinity. A. new edition just puhlkhed, received and
for sale, at HANNAN'S
Aug. IS. .14-1 - Honk and Variety Store.
hIENLOP'S DIGES'ig . OI the laws of Pennsyl-1
IJ vania g Second editi ~,,, bringing the laws up to
the present time, price $7. Just published and• for
sate at ,HANNAN'S
'Cheap Law and 3tiscellanenna Bnoks:nrre,:
Ana. RA. 35.1 Pott.vdin
'JOIN S. C MARTIN.
Sec 6 S. D
41-31
every style of binding. cheaper by '35 nr 30 per neut .
Maul:hey can be purchased In Pliiiadblphia. Stilendit
'Gilt Edged Fated} Biblesatrinlys4,a BANNAN'S
Cha tilook Strifes.
DEAUTIFUL• FLOWER. YAM Ei,„ - for the Centre
.1.) Table or Alantel..just received and for nalent
lIANNAN'S
Cheap Carley Store..
July 21, 1649. 3b-
MACKEREL,
IMAM,
SALMON,
HERRINGS,
poRK.
HAMS AND SIDES,
SHOULDER:I,
LARD AND CHEESE. J Sept. 9.'40.
Lamps: LampS: Lamps:
OF the various kinds for btirnine 011, I.nrd. Fini 1.
Gas. Carnuttinr, rse. Al'.s Night Lamps and 'rang
ing lAnos for Halls; Globes. plain and cut; Flues.
Shades, &c., just received and (or salist
• fIANNAN•S
Cheap Stationery Et Variety Staes,
July is lAAO. ' • ' 30.
1-:,C'
A.ISIILVESIBLES.-10 0 Faintly Bibles, rang
ins to vice fturt..Bl,so to 120, just reretved and
I for sale, at RANNAIV'S
Sept 1. 3t7:1 Cheap Stalk 'and Vsatety Stores
vi'LDERs romplettbort
I) mom of fhtllglera, Saddlery: Carnage Makers, on!
Ilnu.e.keepera. nt ware at reanr.,l prit CS. :
Jaly :S. 31-1 OLIRIGHT POTT.
II AIL ROAD IRON,-10 Tons or light T rail,
A. mole espre,sly for Drifts and :Slopes; '29 pounds
to the yard, just received at the York Store; a superior
article tunny that has ever been brought to the Coon.
ty —Coal Operator* nod others respectfully limited to
esti ands.. it. ' E. VARAILE Y do risiN•;
;
August 23: itig 35.tf
WM. MITCH rm..
Tow.hrp Clerk
—41.3:•
CAR AXLES AND DAR IRON
made at Cold Spring Iron Works, frorn.the tele
Grated salishury Don vconiiianily On hand. Orders
also received f i
or axles. trxwo to any size or shape:,
ORRICK & CAMPBELL.
A:cwt. for the Cold groin; Iron Works,
June IG 4.4tnet) ?ft,. 100 Winter sl.. Pkilarla.
'---
I VST RECEIVED at the York *tore. 4 ton n
.1 f arid 4 inch wrought minket. ; 4-14 amiable:for
flat bar Ilitroati Irn . ; 4:tot, conntantif 41 , hind hOnt
h oo d apoto; for T ca %supply of fiat hot te.itvrad
Iron, and T Rads atwlys, to be had GO afnalteallott al
iho above towed well known since •
Muth 17 12-I E. VAIIULEY & SON.,
i; AIL ROAD IRON ,-.80 TONt. SI i 1 114 r liar
It 'tail 'toad Iron,
do
Slr i Zt • d do n do
ddnoW
o do n h spikes.
IS do I a do do do
And Plates,lnr aaleby
A. A. O. RALSTOSI;I sorilhfrout at.,Phi adii
Philada.., July 11.1816.
MEI
COME
Orwipburg
M:11223
MISCELLANY
Constantly on hand ri
to ode by,
.1. PALMER. &Co.
i r Market Street Wharf.
PIIII.ADELCUIA.
IRON
Midwifery. ' i
VLIZABETU RUICIILNER.jost arrived from Geri.
1:. many, and educated In the art of hlitinrifere, re
peet tally offers her prolessinna services to thr eitiaana
of Tremoat and ateinit y Also in the curial - Any bad
female dowses. Blis respeetrolly fraiche 4 abase to
Oa VOW. pattrutagr. laticint el the Boum of
. . . . /pint ILA PP:•Tre vet :
• Sept 1,11006
CARDS.
ATTORN*V AT &Ar il:lir:Am ill
Tamatioo . -4Mlce in Hoe Street.
Sept 21, 18111. • j • 3n-tt
B. TEItB,IIBT, .
, C0M111 13 161410N ISIERCITANT. I
Jr,, 40 mat st;ite. it
(hfanhanan'llank Dullaags,) New tr,v
I:6Liberst cash advances nude on Coal. ti it
Sept. 8. 1619774,11&.'
. k A—Sir
MI
is. IlE e l. E. ,PUILLIPS, it
i aT roRY. FA' 4 - ND CORAidELEOR ATI
WUI attend to all, pr.lfessintial business intro
him, trlfrrt..mpiness and fidelity._ile may be
tell In JbeEneltsb nr Welib languge. II
Mike', In Thomrkton'• Hull. Market at.. Dear
Safe. b. let 9. . 37-I y
a 7 l - r --- te.n.i.s.ti w:Tig.Tfutis, '
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
1I removed his office:nest to J. M foul's
Store, Centre street. [Sept I. '49. 90 ,
---
—llLESLkin—
criA , srso.,
POTTANII.I.E. PEN. 'A..
Office in Market Street, opposite Ktlaa'a Cabll Wars -
Rollins. LA./ ti ' , 19•4 -it
L , D1V.81141.1 0/ I ..AREESON,
r - DEginsEß & ENCII&VEB ON
No 80k Walnut sr.. PhHada
Annual 4. 1649.. 341-1 y
A TTORNET AT LAW .
J. B. htcEN
Tamaqua, Schuylkill Co., P,
.lune 211-1 y
DC 111EHELIER, 11031 i
P TOU.
HYSICIAN, Removed 1112040 re t
mow of the new brick buildings, appal
Orrice. Centre Street. Pottsville. tap!
INSURANCE OFF!
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LII
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDI
46 A SAVINGS BANK for tbe Benefit;
la and the Orphan."—Empowered by
liament.—Capits I Albtall.ooo or fri.1. 00 . 1 10 3 -1
serve Fund (Bum Surplus Premiums) of a
T. Lamle Murray. Esq.; George stu
square. Chairman of the Court of Direct
PAyrients—J. Ellintson, M. D.,F. V. S.
S. B Won/hours, Esq.. F. E. A, 8. as,
Camrour.Esq,
PHILADELPHIA ao►an or agyk
Clement C Middle, Wen
Coleman Fieber, George , RCrah4
!mule A Codey,
The following are among the advantage■ off
,his Incaution:—
'The guarantee of a large capital, in adaitini
atcUmnlation of premiums, The peculiar beg
cured to the assured by the principle of the 14
parinvent The payment of premiums half yei) ,
quarterly. by parties insured for whole team ef
a Wiling additional charge. The travelling, lea
tension and liberal. Persons insured for Ilfe,'
once borrnw half amount of anneal preniM
claim the same privilege for five successive ye
their own noteand depositor potter. Part ofth
tai is permanently Invested in the Vunited Simi
the names of three of the Local Directors, as re
—available always to the assured in cursor di
claims (should any such arise) or otherwise. ,
lays allowed after each payment of premium be
doe without forfeiture of policy.; No charge fof
caPexamination.
The Society being fourded on the Mutual anj.lollit
Stock principle, parties M O
ay partielpatn the milts
of the society t-,twn-thirits 01 which are a rially
divided among those assured for life on the psi ielpa
lion scale.-
Persons who are desirous to avail themselves Me
advantages MK red by this Institution, by add , siting
the Agent,T. K. Starr, No. 2), :Muth at, Haiti ore
Con obtain the requisite information and the nee sea
ry papers for effecting an insurance.
sO.Any information wittgregard to this Como can
be obtained at the Mike or the Miners' Pundit here
the Premium• c - an be paid and Insurances effec! , d.
June,3il. T 31- : 2 7-if .
,
THE 'GIRARD LIFE , ASSIVHASI E
ANNUITY AND TilßoT VOIPANY 114 P IL •
Office 159 Chesnut Street.
E'Ml EEin' r nee6n : lcs r ani AnbUiti l i t a i ll
.mmen andret!l:e;desecstetrs
Rates fee: &tering 8100 on a simile life
Fur 1 year. For? yearn. ' For
annually, • anon'
0 0 05. • l'l
30 0 914 . . 136 SI
)10 4 - 89 1 83 31
' • 20 1 1.16 209 • 4 4,
80 4 35 4 91 ' V
EXAMPLE :—A hellion aged 30 years neat ,I4y.
- ', - y paying the Conipanytil 31, wpuld secure•to It
amity or heirs *lOO, should he die In one yea I ;II
113 10 'be secures to them 01000; or for *l3 60i
ally for'7 years ; he secures to them 411J00 'rho l
di e in; years; or fors23 60 paid annually '
tile he provrOs for them 01000,'whenever hey
for *6ssothey would receive 45000 should he,
one year. ' i
Linn aim 20. 1
Tll9 Managers of this Company, at a meeting
on the 271 h December ult., agreeably to the t
referred in the original pro..pectus or circular'
Company.appropriated a Bonus or addillonto iall
cies (or the whole of life, remaining in force
were isrited prior to the let nfianuary, 1841.
of them therefore -Which weteissued in theyear
will he entitled to 10 per cent' upon the sum ins
making on addition of *101) on every *lOOO. 7.
411100, will bepald when the policy becomes a
instead 011ie *lOOO originally insured. Those pn
that were mimed cn 1837 willbe entitledto 81 per I
or *O7 50 on evrry 811000. And thane isstiedlo '
will he entitled ''lo'7l per cent. or 4175 on ever
and in ratable proportions on all said policies')
prior to Ist or Januar3,lB42,
s I
The Minos will be credited In each pillory o
ismk• endorsed on presentation tone Office. ~
It is the design of the Company. to continne to
'Milian OT bonus to the policies for life at A
periods
r B. W. 17.1 CHARDS!, Preside
lons!F. lanes. Actuary.
alsTio,nliserlber has been appointed Agent Ire
Above Ingutution, and is prepared effect 'mimic
lives, at the published rates, and give any inforini
desired on the subJecton applleaCion at thia.6o
PottsvilleFeharl , lIENSAMIN BAN 81,
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Elig,VIT ABLE LIFE INSURANC E
AN Ntll ry AND TRUST COMPANY H .
Office 74 Wales, Sirect.—Capital .230,00
CHARTER PERPETV AIL
A. Remick. agent for Schuylkill 'County t olllce'C
' of Mahanineign and Second Stree:s.
GrAmog 11..11.BERATA PT, Examining yhysiciani
Sillily lkill County. I.
• j'RE Crimpanyarenow preparedintransact bus
I upon the moat Wieral and advantageous tern
They are authorized by theircharter (sect. 3) ..to 1
all and every insurance appertaining In life vial
whatever kthd or nature.and receive and execute!,
Make endowments, apt to grant and purchase al
ties." The Company sell annuities and endowta
and act at Trustee, for minors and heirs. E P .
Table of Premiums remitted for the Assurance all
for the whole term of Life,: El
Age. Prem. Age. Prem. Age. ;Pt
'IS 50 31 .2 09 46 i 3
17 53 ' 32 4- 2 15 4T'l7 3
IS 50 ' .33 I' 220 42 - 13
19 59 34 227 48 3
20 00 ' 35 2 33
l 21 63 56 240 51 4
22 68 - 37 017 52 4
23 r 38 2 5.4 - 53 4
21 '72 39 , 2 63 54 4
' 25 :6 „40 2 70 . 55 - .4
20 6.5 41 281
' 27 09 42 , A 92 57 0
28 51 .:43 301 50 , A
' 3O ' 90 44' 312 59 0
29 2 0.1 45 323 60 8
The premiums are less than airy other company
the policies afford ereater'advantages. Tables If
yearly and quarterly prerniumt,half credit rates 411
miuni, short term'. Joint lives. survivorship', sok
dowments ; alas, farm oi,apphieation (for whic):
are blans sheets,) ate li, be had on appllcatiost
office, of by letter,to the agent. '
TRUSTEES. •
l'esiilent. 'OHS W. CLICHORN.
Vice President, PETER CULLEN.
Ilgibeit F. WaDh, Clayton 13.Latab 1
WM. G. Alexander, 4 Alve E. Laing,
Edw. C. Markely, - '.• • R. F. Loper. '
. Peter Cidlen,William Craig, I
, .
Peter Rambo . George N. Diehl,
Wm. W. Italy, '''. Robert Morris.
Joseph T. Thomas, -, William M. Dal
Stephen CrawfOrd. ' IJarvey Conrad
CONIULTINO PIITSICIAND, rII4ICII Weat,sl.
Riddle, II D.
TELECSUREIL, Francis W. Rawle. i
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P6il.t.SernlANB-38-Iyl Secretary and Attn.
SIZE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMP
OF PHILADELPHIA. •
OFFICE N0..1 031,Chesnut strret, near Fifth
ll DIRECTORS, -
Charles N. Bancker, - Conran VV. Richards,
Thomas Bart, litordee.st D. Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Borle;
Samuel Grant, David 8. Brown.
Jacob R. Smith, Morris Patterson
Continue to make Insurance, permanenr
on every description of property, in town
at rates ns low as are conilstent with seri
The Cehripany have reserved a tarp:
Fund, which with their Capital and Frei
invested: atllird ample protection to the ask
The assets of the COMpany on January
published azreeablt, to an act of Awn*
follows, viz.:
Mortragis, 0990,555 GS Stocks.
Real Estate, 108.358 90 Cash; &a..
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T. mporary
loans, 125;45900 • i
Since their ineorpotation. a peririd of ei
they have paid miwards of .as amilbea
taorsand deiraer r inwes by Ore, thereby
denre of the advantages of ineurance.
ability and disposition to meet with pe
liabilities. CHARLES N. RANCHER;
CHARLES G. RANCHER, S
The subscribe} has been appointed: age
above mentioned tdatitution. and is now prepared to.
make imnitencel on every description tic propeity, at
the lowest, rates ANDREW. RIIIBSEL, A eat.
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