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gfiarECTION TO AMERICAN O:OiIs - TRY.
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'..1:-;:tr the pnrpose of receiving aubscriptione to, defray
lir, - -•,,rspennes of circulating Petitions to be 9 tdf!ill Cli
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.±'-'•-• r.rn u rriran Ihdugtry. •A itwillcontributton from the
-l.''':=lrtlivtlsof Protection will anthverahis purpose. It has
;;- . .::-ecn f 112 r.' e.il ed !hat the most elTectuid way in procu
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'iki,,r.s, to visit all the collterieland towde,&c &c. in
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REPORT OF MR. MEREDITH.
We' have be . eivn3uch Gratified in peruiing the'
Dport of Mr.Meredithi Secretary of the 'Press
--."--aryVheductametit is on able one—indeed. one of
ablevt that his emanated foam the Treasury •
Department for some time. The Secretary takes
II propir view of the Protective Policy, end is cc
` -plicit in recomm•ndetions to .conerecs upon
this' measure. -Nc says ::,."!3 , 11 that is wanting is
'' ; e general determination that induery shall be ,
encouraged and sypiarted, on the. Home Pro:
Chrefirm and illunufacture: of Iron, Wool. Co'..
feu,. Sugar and other staples—and 'that the
.1. 2 .4.1ati0ir necessary to sustain it, shall be
frmly adopted and pe-rstrered . ia." No more
satkfectory evidence then this is required to Slow
ill:at : the present Administration. mil exert its in
fluence to re:lartebhsh a just Protective Policy.
_A copy of this Report has keen :eat to our sub—
lacrit.ers,antl are ea!: fonit an attentive perusal.—
: We may talon orearian, in itt future number, to
•; falai to it more'at length.
nEPORT OF 31R.'EAVING
?*ire Ewing, the - Becretary of the Home Depart-
Nl 4 ashingtor, his. with the either Depart
triens-r, made a report: It is a sen-itile anti .Well
dVIIITIeIIt. He CO(llli:• . nr , s by giving a
le:rf histery of the act which.ernirii•ihea the De
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l'•artrocrit.:a r
no then procoeds It) derails A graphic
sket, the c.iroirtion of tare potilic
Thu Patent (Mica Is nett to I
in pr-iper terino. Art Agricoluiral fin (1 . 31,1
alfe whole number, of pertrinns now on
the kis.4is .115. The siccrew-it of cLiiin6 for
is'gifen as During the
Ltet three quartera.of 1 . 049, the public.
amounted, to 887,206 .Tho amount ! D e : peal
nn Rounw ‘Varranta was 2 49G SGO acres.' Until
the Cooney arranto are. xxhatetted. the receipt= I
in earl', forTialea of the putriic land, nau,t tie tom- i
itaralively
.. The. Pacific Railroad clue.pon is aieo noticed at
'some length, and the biccretifry Pays :• :Opinion.
ad tvapressed and elicited by two tar e arore•ipect
ritlfe Crerfvention.';irecently at St. Louis
tnd hI mplus, piriit to a railroad an that Whit I.
be,t meal:Aft:Went. anil : ittav
of our peikkh hut whit iota will he, and where
and by wCem constructed, mu.i depend opiin
the
action of Cungress, founded on such iriforrrytton
as a careful lecontiOi,stince of the country by a
scientific env, tnny furnish." -
GRE.ELET - ON CONGRESS
Our readers will easily remember the sensation
, produced by * Horace Greeley. in Congress, last
winter, with regard to the mileage system, Ha is
now travelling in the east. and occasionally stops
todeliXer a leeture upc;ii somet hirß am other. A
few &aye singe, he. entertained the citizens
. of
Worinsocket,.R!: I. with a lecture upon Congress.
The. Patriot of that place, speaking of Mr. G's:
efr.art, says, Grerlry gave most graphic- 7
and life;hke-portrans of all the distinguished
members of he last House of Representatives, He
not only - 14 eighed their intellects . . in his candid
=balance, but pretenied their physiognomies 'and'
personal traits of character. All in all, his por
trait gallery was a rare . picture house, mirrored
from a -Irv. brain-, and - executed with ' a clean
brush."
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MT, G's. view's relating to the micagenfmembers
argosuch that no one can find friu'l.,t With. lie I
believes 'hem nrerpaii, bath in mileage and for'
their "eight.dallarsitrddy" ,eivieev while i n
eion. Some of the rie , n,bers Sdie teem their mil.
cage, after paying the' 'itual expenvea of travel:
ling, a SUM far'greatet than any annual salary
their talen'v could command. This islequander
ing the public money to no purpose. While the
'cost of gaveling ia.scarcely a third .what, q, was
twenty years ego,"the rates of mileage Toupin the
came. ,
;Mr. Greeley's Orin of remum4aticn diiring the
acssions cif feengress, was this :- - each , ..rnember
eo receive siz dollars for every day'd actual see•
vice ; and foUr dollars i day if absent on account
saf sickness. The §ixaker of"the lioyse of R.
reientatives, and• the Chairman of the more im•
portant andlatbrious Pornmittucs, he would give
twelve dollars a' Jay.. These be considered high
salaries ; indeed. it was his opinion - that the
country
,weuld he more faithfully served if fifty
pricent, was &ducted from all these rates. .Mr.
G. thought:the Capitol should. he situated in the
midst - of alarm city, in order that Congressmen
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should feel th 6 bearings of society. Washington
city being composed mainly or persons connected
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). .'mtith tho Governmen.t, and under its pay, be
.--41 T thoitight them seri; apt to attach undue importance
...3=ittemselses--tbanking they Tilone composed this
station. Mr: Greeley said Congress 'demanded
- • the.. presenco of ., a strong-ioiced, iiidc'endent
„„. Press, to riblike its estracsgances 'rind ifs Coot
mous corrupt ion
Litut. _Ml:hong Fontatn. of Btrat, as
,officer of the - Hungariati Army, arrived in town yes
_.'terday„ and took roam . a at Jacknoo'fa American
He took lt,:conspiettous part in the Revolution at
Vienna.
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• AlVe.enintoT now surp.ised that the Locofocc4
labor so bard to smother and prevent the men
-Sures of General Taylor's-Administration from
going'before the People. A few more such doc
unients as the President's message and the Re
s -
pits •ofj the Dspartmentv, and particolatly the
Report :st the Secretsty of the Treasury, dist&
s buted among the People, will ~ do up" Loco.
iactrism as effectually as Aehmun "done up"
Prown, the would-he Speaker.
Tnamexpoos DITALCATIO3.-W0 learn by
yesterday's North American, that an extsnsive
defaleatiosr, committed by a Daemon office hol.
der under the late :Administration, has been dis
covered.' The accounting laffizers of the Trea
ty; in examining the acconn , s of Prosper 24
Wheicsore, Into Navy. Agent at New York have
reported him - 11 dtfaulier to the government in
the eum of FIVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
EIGHT'THOUSAND DOLLARS • and have
recommended that prosecution shall be begun at
once. Such are some of the appointees of the
late' - administration. It is high time indeed that
the present administration relieve the country
of theplundering propensities of the74ocofocos.
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AuT lirtiott.—The destribution of
paintings in this Institution took place, at Niblor'.
Tqatre, in New York, on the 211 , 1 inet. That
infmense building is said to hive been filled with
,people.—ln the tart Lumber of the New York
Tritinne, we find a full report of the prorer thne.from .t.
nhictt, we shall abstract such ae will be inter;
erring In our readers. Tne Inetitunort is in a fl
eon ion—hating neresertlthLe y en ., h er
beyond the MOS , SatIgU;1110 Cap-T1:01,11. The an
nun] repott„ - suhiniite,l by the S-eret iry, stow,.
thot over 1806 works of art had be, it eft red to
the Union, out of which 460 had s,en oclected,
the aegregoto of bulletins I , su , d during the y ear
was 170,000, and the subeerip - ions amounted to
18 060—one half of which number hod been re
ceived within the Rost three weeks. From U',
treasurer's report it appears that they hove e
nended $74,566 30 in works art during the
past year, and have employed 625 seerriaries in
thllerent parts of ihe country, whon expenses and
commissiOns amounted to $6,656 13. The total
receipts were $103,415. 09; of which $94,800 a
were from subscribers. Dining' the eleven years' di
_of ite - existence; the association had paid nearly
$420,000 - jo artists fur paintings, and $lO,OOO E t :
had been expended for the ground and new gallery
ereLted during ti,e past year. : 3
pictUtes considered the gems are Nos. 23. 1 p,
41, 44, 277, 325, 327, and 322, this last being of
the beet of Ii coat $l,OOO.
We fuithet übrerve by the proceedings that a
bronze rlaturter, hay been drawert by Mr. Fran ! .
eta Spencer,ml Nlinersvilei, Schuylkill county
RAIL Rolu os TnESCIIUTLKILL Fnusr.__ We
learn that the riecerisary stock tar the construction
of a Mil Riad intersecting the tittle Read near
Faun inn!, and M extend along the Laud:ilea on
the Schuylkill; ha= been taken, im the 'road will
be commenced r ind completed the ensuing year.
This road will ettabteitheioccupanta of Lai:drugs
on. the - Schuy cos) either by Canal
or _Rail' Road, and will bring mar.y of those tins
occupied into use again, while the number of Cual
Yards onßroad Street, will, in all prebability, be
•
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DEATH OP THE PATRIARCH
_ - [Genesis Chap. xlix.]
Ton day declined in Eglpt, and the faintly fluttering
1 rteLP
Ilroopeil, with dew-laden pinion, 'mid the dark porn'.
• granate trees;
The purple grapes, like clustering geTlis, hung heavy
on the vine,
II ,ii hue-tin_• with their luscious pulp, and rich with
rqy
The lirnad _r en !caves that shadowed them tlanughou
Now, nul.r-rtee. tanned their glowing rindg, and route,
I=l
11:111t.rward, and thitherward, the date the and
Lion.
erneeful firanehes, slowly swayed, inaJestically
11;4 . 11ned . in Ezypt„and Ih. eon had songht Ihe
:Vbere.like a kin; whose ileetiriy was done, be sunk in
• feat,
Whll, palate, Jame, and pyramid, glenmed with ce,
' lecial art.
.And titavern's burnigla.d battlement's. itali4ClLlte- a
funeral pyre. - ~....
But in the zenith of the ski, tranrparent clouds and
,
,
white.
I
e,
hurri,lli athwart the blue, their •91owy zones
of light,
J\ ndpartinzintranyturrnt waves, as the era walcloom
.,l tordo,
A tbr o ,,pf . whttt•wingell angel-, swept that gate of
- glory thren2il.
The dir deel Eeypt,;nd an old own looked his
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t'portr,-ning•l Lrding glories, fgr his Isfe was ebbing
And dkiit, if, nn. th:• noes earth. though I,Pantifull)
briuhj,
And dark:tn him • the w,:ern heaven, though baittc,l
it! g , •ltleii
Yet, thoncli his f, phle sight em more might trace the
111. knoll iii; 5011 i itinksd front its Has, prophrlically
forth ;
Futurity's enfoldtug ohroud rolled henily atiny.
And aged, yet to he revealed, thetenerrets to the tiny
Nations unborn around hnn thronged, with all their
deeds and dodo!
And . the Pain:ltch glowed with prophecy, on the CO
fines 01 - the WOO,
The day &dined in Egypt, and the Patriarch's eons
' . drew mall,
.To hear their kitherg 'parting wards. receive his part
A noble bond of brothers they, the princely twelve
MIME
And bowed their stately heads before that worn and
wary (tame. .
Draw bear my cons," the old man said "while I
reveal to ye,
The hictdett things, of Al ordained, in latter days to be
•`Rctimm brgilning, of my stiengtb my first born
and to!, flower.
The ereellonty of titrnity. the ezeelleory of paver!
Out wi,,g ai r 1„1...y ,ttitte to tt.ec,, %. bile thy intptslsive
heart
Will prompt alike the generous deed, or choose the
- barer part
Unstahle as t he waves thou art.l read thy nature well,
And dizony and power are rain, for Ova ',daft neer
I,Erfand SINCAN, brethren ye, in wickedneas and
wile:
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My rutil_abhors your cruelty. 10150 honor shuns your
guile
Lost and accursed shall ye he by Cols avenging wrath,
And scattered snide, like.oifted chaff, upon the whirl
wind's path.
•"71tou,r;r1ncely !cash, nearer draw, my proud and
one. \r , -
Mine eyes 'would rest once more on (tree, my lion-
hearted son ;
I gee thy taint majestic front, thou generous, true, and
just._
In Mrs the children of thy sire, for aye shall place their
.trost.
The gathering nlthe natinns around thy house. hall he;
4 n d. unAl S1111.0“1 a Coating the eeeptre rests with.
- thee!
And thus, as round their prophet sire, the nwe.nttuck
brellat n wait,
To each of all the [Welling twelve, he speaks,
unfold
, ing fate.
The brawny breast of Isaacuna, heaves heavlly and
high,
As years of cruel servitude arise before his eye;
Luxurious Anima's turving lip, half wreathes into a
As Visions of Vohip!uon.!nesA, flit o'er his brain the
;while ;
And Brnjwtn, Milting hears of his successful toit—
'• /It morn thee shalt pursue the prey, at see devour the
spoil."
But JISFErII, of the steadfast soul, triumphant over
wrong,
Round thee, the beet beloved one, the choicest bles
sing; throng. •
Of the deep that lieth under, of the far spread heav
ens above ;
Of thy home and of thy household, in thy life and In
ihy love,
The wordy wherewith' be blesseth,thee,.o'er all pre
valleth -
p'sito the titamittiostisdary of the everlastioe
The day declined In Egypt, and from krt He mound and
plain,
'The golden sunlight fades away—night gathers dark
, again.
The clouds roll their dark billows tack, and through
' the rifts on high ;
The solemn stars, in marshaled boats, tread up the
midnight sky ;
While chinting, through the armament, the errant
angst:mint ;
They lead the unfettered spir:t up, In triumph to tit
home.
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A hippy new you to, all oar ruder,!
THE MINERS' JOURNAL, `AND POTTSVILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER
Mail Siftings.
The Presided of France, and several other
benevolent persons have raised a dpiral of above
$200,000 for building lodging houses for the
working classes. .
Cholera has disappeared in two or threo plan
tations it. the. neighborhood of Pattersonviiie,
In giving geography lessons, teacher asked
a hoy, i•What State do you live in?" To which
he drawled nut, "In a state of sin and misery."
A boy three years of ego was inked 'who male
him. With his hand levelled t abase the
floor, he artlessly replied, '•God undo me a little
baby so high. and I grew the rest..,
Never take " paper mots thajteii years with
out paying the printer. Of et !exit sending him a
lock of your hair, to:let hirit know that.. you are
about. So soya an exchange.
A Windfall.—A Semchnain named Clarke.
who wia employrd'aa a hand on board a verse!
on last eummar, has inst . re•
mired •e:ormation of the &alb of en eld.•r bredbir
tia tab e h -he rump• into porsesaion of about $3,-
000 a test. - •
'Edward jay ,!,orris, E'q.. of Phlliiir'elphin
befn nt , peniteil h the Pre-14.411 Charge D .
Affair. b NapieP, June. M. Piie,r. E.q , h v
ma drrlin.! ttie iipp - iintinent, it i. lento!, no rte.
count of inert +Finn ill her r. CohOtinel bp . !he
Sivite.
On the 21st of Jimmy, a seventh Hal will .be
rris.!e to elect n - mendier of Congress in Palfrey's
dietrict in Ms‘ssehit.eits.
Annflu'''. Patriot Gone —Rev. Peter RiVP!/3.
aunt ninety-nine year,. four monthe end ten days
dud at Waterloo, 111. on the Su: alt., He was
one of the fluatrinus lifr.unird, in
the ever-memorable ntrogule of the revolutionary
war,
Sinettlar Fact.—While the aub.cription for
the relief of the refugee. at New York
noutus already to nearly four' thoneend dollar.;
pro .oortion to aqtae a f:rErd forlhe hear6t, of the
1 -
loah ed S'
New ork volunteer,. has'entirely faded.
7'. a Legitntire Telegraph. inveotid try _Mr. R.
lt onatthan, for taking the yea. and nay.. ha.
.ieni put in order for operstinn at the'next session
in our House of Reim...vet dines of H . Vrishuf
Di.sring the week ending Deermlier 15th the
.oiinster General enottli4hed thirir-two post .
ffics, di-continued eight, arpi chnnged the name .
I fourteen. .Firoong the Ivo. wts Brereton,
torrier,ef county, Md., chang-i-1 to "Upper Triip
,e . - -
.4 Mechanic. in London, has invented a inq-
Cht de Der the; pure .e of awakening hirwelf early
in the morning. To, a Dutch clock Is attached a
lever, w lath; may he set to'sty giv;rr hour, awl
when tne tiino nuives, it is' released by the:clock,
when sho m achinery riimq a bell, and ..tiikea
match, which hare an oil I,rnp,
,end this !atop
both s mall tea kettle.
SOME of the papers in The are suggesting
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the, propriety of appointing- a State Chemist. .We
'approve of-euggesSion, as'-one which Weolti confer
much benefit upon the agricultural. portion of the
community. • ,
„
i'brte Pennsyfrania Cininties.-The official
return cif taxiddes in 1849, in Lancaocr county, is
2284.1--deaf and dumb 26 . 2 . blind 22—slave 1.
I -
An unofficial estimate gives . 30,000 taxables for
Allegheny county, and the offirial Tatum of the
.county of Philadelphia, gives 58,553.
The Hungarian Refugees.—A mar d pride
of the whole Dwi,don of the, New York Volun•
teere W 93 made on Monday last for the pnrpn
of 'giving a militsry greeting t 6. the 11mgarian
Raugees. It was o• gratifywa oreasion.
Mexican Bishops.—The following aie the on•
nual allowances voted by • Congres4, •for certain
bishop; of the- Cattierlie Church Diehop of so
nowt', $9200; of Yucatan, $6OOO-; of Chiapas,
$60.00; of-California end New Leon, each $5OOO.
Bad.—The Mercer, Pa., Luminary, an
ab l olition piPer, - very nrovely ass,,rt4 that, r'Owing
101 the factiotre oppoeition . of the IV Inge and
rfimocr de, the Fr :e Sail ItltUnbers have nut been:-
able. to elect their :Speaker !"
Some Alder:nett, or other lazy hotly. that had
not r Le. do; took it into Inv head one day
ta-a %seek, ro count the number of vetiiiiO4 that
p t•seii 3 Oe corner of I,lrollti3V' and Fulton. ate.,
New York. The wrote number, from dayiigheto
dark he aye. v.a. 10 1300. .
Concerto to Rontanieln. —Two daughters of
Di. Doll lotelh-tiop of Norwich; Etillatl,
hale lately'been received into the 161FIPTI C ililo.
lie Church.. Let 'ern. let 'ern—Whit
PoorCrealurcs.—The vintage in Fortuna' has
',ern so' h.,d, and the loss of the crop of Foliar}
corn so great, that the greatest misery pervades
the whole of the northen provinces.
New York Expenses.—Tbit estimated expen
diturerr of the coy of Near York, for the eic,uinn
year, r!a set dawn at tylwt.:.ii tittee and four
! odd v , ry I.nlr. to ',1,4r.r in it.
'Wart Pa Hear it.—T , ,e plp.us inform us thlt
spult4l rf iIYSI of - Ft 141011. to prOgs thy
ditivrentsburth , of Ptah-1111y 1.0
•t road of it.
Sit ‘,...uorf..lltmer Iho
If .I.y roitr.rt I In t , tn2le En' an
+COI li..tv'.••r j ..
, Nam,. v ..m a r..it 11.04 d ;la r
and V.ry. In I.'-e folllif ry iii:d 20' . .
-n 1.. sg•.l 68 SI st.
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The .Coa Tv:l4(.ll)r' IS 19.
The quantity aria by Railro of wer k. is 7,723 t 2
by Canal 1,253 tima—for .he week 9.6:1/ 121000.
The 101 l ted transportation ott Ciyil by 'tail Road,
we le a4,w iil not be reduced until tloi first of March
Dent. nor wdl
.1 he Company at.nw any lett.ec..., Gut
Coal that may be 50111 to Richmond d lailqr. the winter
searrin rentinlitg over on the lint of March. This
determination , . the part of the Company meet, with
the approbation of the whole trade in thus region, tilid
will etfectitally check the miiraken policy ti.. 44141,
large rind. of - Coal nt Richmond for the
, t.tea.., - .4; .
the shipping trade.
We understand that both the 'Canal and Bail Ttnad_,
Companion witi,be governed by surrounding circum
stances in fixing the rates of tell and tratispoLtatlon for
1550. The intimation Orli% n out a short time
in the report of the Rail lityd Company.. of char ‘ ing
rates that wii Edit aufticient to pay an interest ot, an
investahnt • of Itrinlten dollars, We holm
will not be carried into etTect.. The pros cot holders
of both the stock and loans purchased It at less than
half their, nominal value.—and therefore the' rates
ought to be so graded as to secure to the holder a fair .
interest on the market value of the stock and loan',
and no more. To-pursue-any other course would be
levying nisi ournmus tax onthe Coal trade nt this region
which would not only. lie destnicti ye to the tett . rests
of all engaged in the trade, but would, be the means of
pushing throogli a Rail Road direct In New York, and
which would divert a large portion of the tittile they
now enjoy, Info another channel.. Thin will be the
inevitable result of high tolls theensuing season.
Amount of Coal sent over the Philadelphia and Resid
ing Railroad and etehu,lkill Navigation for the week
entiin. on Thursday evening last
Rhtl.l2.4Att.
WEEK TOTAL
P Carton, 2,117 07 3.51.1.72 CO
Pottsville. 1.001 04 13 , 4,327 11
S. Haien, 2.40 - 409,323 00
P. Clinton, 264 12 13,3.511 13.
7,723 19 1,112.373 04 1,953 00 408,917 07
4:,0,947 Oi
Toni by . llll & 11,01,320 I 1
To same . period !ail year, by Railroad 1,215.300'01
- Do by •L`anal 436,60 . 2 00
I=l
Decrease this year
IM=M!
Transportation on the Itatintatis in Schuylkill Canary.
The following is the quantity - of Coal transported
over the ditreient Railroad" in Schuylkill County, for
the week ending Thurnday evening. '
WNER. - TOTAL..
Mine Rill and S. 11. R. R. 3,428 14' , 63.,.3^0 00
Little Schuylkill R. It. - • 841 18 173,545 12"
Mill Creek do - 1,090 Pd 255.031 00
Monirt Carpon . do 1,937 14 .212;596 15
Schuylkill Volley do '2.052 05 317,027 OS
Mt. - Cae , on and IT. Carbon do - 5.753 05 :149 7e9-02 ,
Union Ulna/ do 1,2101 112 78,299 02 ;
Switara R. R. , 55,873 00 70,259 03
!largo 0} TOLL TUANNenIITATION ON IitAILIZoNti
for balance of season.
From M.Corbou.S.llaven.P.Clinlon.
80- 1 75 1 55
1 70 • 165 145
To Richmond.
Phd•odrlphia
For additional New AdFrilTernents tee Next
Foie. They will " the e be found arranged
un
•
er proper Heads.
•
Assignee's Sale. •
Will. d b a e , cold oa a . t
n r . u .. 4 , lie
,10 A 5 u ti c t a l i ! n t g, on
Store Thursday
el t y he
V
by Oliver & Mare, In Belmont*, a variety of
Goods, consisting of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware.
Tin Ware, Boom Shoes, flat.. Caps ,Umbrellas, Scales,
Weights, Measures, Desk and Stove, together with a
great variety of other articles. ,
Also, At the same time and place, at the dwelling of
Geo. F. Mars, a lot of Household Furniture; consis
ting of Beds, Eediiing.Carivets, Chairs, piano, -Staves
and Sofas. with numerous nthcr articles. Also, one
Carriage, Harness, - and Saddle and Bridle. Sale to
commence at 11Yo'clock, A. 31.
R. WOODSIDE.
Anignae Of Oilier & Kars.
Doc 20,4840 f
,
Knox Insurance Company,
- CAPITAL 4200,000.
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Pare on Water St. near ..Alarkst. in Wises Brici Ran,
. linemen:a, lantana. •"
Tum Company having been duly organized. and
the capital stock properly secured, are DOW pre
pared to receive applications for insurance against
loss or damage by firc. en Buildings. Merchandlee, Ma
chlnery, Mills, Mannfa :tortes, andall deirripuolas of
pioperty ; also merchandise and produce in th- coarse
of inland transportation,—tbe risks of the seas—and
upon tins liven of individuals. The rates of premium
which will govern this institution, viii cOnform to the
esfablished Mrs of the .Eastern Oillcce l . All losses
call be liberally and prompity adjur-ted, and paid.
' DIRECTOR*: ••
Ron, R. N. CliiNalr, Vincennes.
Wiccian J. Wise, do
WILLIAM .1. MECUM, do
Maack E. PECK, 4 do
CYRUS ALLEN, do
VINCENT - T. WEST, M. D., Pike to., Indiana.
pcyca P. DAILEY, Fort Wayne, Indiana.
TOO3l/10 T. BESPRILICE, Lafaye•te, do
, W•csra W. EsEcv, Terre-dame, do
En-Gov. D. WALLACE, Indianapolis, do
nexus D. Acms, Evansville. do
firmair 11 dcitooccusrr. Wash. D. C.
Zeman:sit ri.arr, New Fork.
R. N. CARS AN, President.
C. M, ALLEN, Secretary, pro tem.
t- N. T. Ecnarnor, Tr. ainter.
•
CYCI, M. ALLEN. 1. Cotinit.HarE, VinCcrite9
SAMUEL. Jc;osu,
REFERENCES IN INDIANA
Execlleney.Cov..loiEPll A Wnlotrrindianapoillt.
JAW. It. LAN - r, It G0V,"11,,
1f.,. C. 11 TEMT. Secretary of State. do
MALGNOME, Auditor of SI4IP, do
•
1(f C•l.trl U. KMEtll...l:olllterAVilie.
Col. W. A. Conm•v. M. C., Lloontlt.gton. ,
• Hon. C. M. 11E.TITISITI,N, Judge C.-SA/Wt. Court
C. nePtin. • s
A. M. Pt. tore. nut .Hockville, l Trtatei.s.
Col. Tore. IL 131.nce.Tt Hante„k_Wabath & Erte
CitAs 14 - rt.Ert, Coq., N. York Chy,) Canal;
Join 1). Eiot • Teire Hanle. •
Wat Ilvt.tyn.'Preolitent P.r.ttn h Dank. VillerEirel.
Janes Cot.t.usa. Jr , State Agent, in New York.
The underpigned laving Leen oppointed Agent for
the above Cntupany. it now
. prepur,rl to nytke losty
rante on Property, &c , on liberal 101015-.
JOHN if. C. MARTIN.
53-tt
Dec 2 0 . 1619
PdOrrAT'S
Life Pills and Phiviis Bitters.
These . Medicines have no been before the
public for a period of FikalrliYEAßSond
darinT, that time have midi:wined a high charac
ter ia almost every part of the globe or their ex
traordinary and immediate power of :esti - Man; per
fect heidili-to tril.ler nearly ivery
kiwi in ilia -.ire to wificlr the human frame ia . liable.
IN MANY THOUSANDS -
or cortii - wat,...l.int,c, , s. 1.11,y have ti-ven rescued !I
sairertrs front the very verge of :.an untin
xiave. stiller all the deceptive mistrusts of the day '
ihtsl nit-rly failed . ; and to many thourculdi they"
have p,risrusently secured that •unichrin Asjoy
woaat of health, without which {ifi itself La hot
'it part.. d liles.4tig. So great, indeed, has their;
efficacy invariably and infallilq prov'vtl, that it'
I. is :1 1 • 1 1N1C1 1 1 scarcely less than miraculons MI
th.se who were acquainted whit the beautifully
Mil.; .phical principles upon which they are corn
p.stado.d, and upon which they consequently act..
It was to their manifest and sensible action iu
purifying the spiings and cliatutels.if lifik.and eihS•
.istis; them with renewed ton , and vigor, that •
shey were indebted for their name. , I
- Unlike the host of pti.ruicipus quackeries which
Mr
I i
i:. :Ist ..f.v egeoable ingredients, afire B =DI
MES ..re Purely and solely aye rabic;s and
r,11L.1 . 111 neither m e rcury, nor .6.n - ony, ails.
Arsenio, nor any other ininerst relined,' in airy 1
whatever. They axe entirely cianisised Or.: i
tracts from rare and powerful plantsi the virturs
or g_ which,thoo h long knowst hi seXersl Ithlisin
tribes, and recently to .11Ie emits . ..id plistrtnacen
tird - choinists, are - altogether unknown to the
ignorolt pretettilor; to medical science ; mid 'a f ree
It.•Ver before administered in so happily. i•theashidt ,
a issinlincition.• . S
The thst operation is to loosen felon the coats
id the stomach mid bowels the various isnpUri-' --
ti.a and crudities constantly settling nistadthi in ;
and 1. , re IlitlY a the harder:sal threes waded collect"
in the esinvoluti.satis of the small intestines, thher
assedieicess only partially cleanse thr.tie, and leave
sticli eoficcted names behind to produce habitual
lais-pi:se . ; with all its train of evils, or sudden
IP:ars - item with its immini.nt dangers. Thisdact
` is will-known to all regular anatomists whit ex
amine. till' linsism bowels after death ; and Innice .
A
the prejudice of these welkinformrd men trtiiyinst
' theqa..ck medicines - of the age. 'Flue . road
~f r'r, t of tl.e VEGETABLE LIFE Dl
cmrs i:, to 0,,.. ii,, , hone,s and the Mud
d,: ; and, by this meims, the livirr ; and lungs,
the healdsful :union of whiek zastirely.'lePends
upon the regularity and the urinary organs. The
lii.s.il,-Whiisli take.s its red color Inam the spuicy
• r.r
it,, fiv.:r and lungs. 1,4,r,: , it pat.... ,, , into the
heart. being thus purified by thesis. and isourisittid '
by ltd coining from a'irelean :mina 211, tiotaies.
freely through the vein's. renews eve: y part of
the system, And triumphantly inount.i the ban
ner sit' health in the blooming cheek. ..
The following are sussing the distressisix va
riety of human diseases in wlqrli the vEGE.
TABLE LIFE ,MEDICINES , it , w 0 L"''''' n
to!bide.• , • .•-
ItyspEpsui,.by thort.ujily elialiritt2 . the
fir:4 and A ccond stttiach.s, and crcattlig u tbnc ut
[lure lit . :111.11'," bile, ilsnicati Of 111 C.
~rde 'aid acrd
kind ; piaidency, Ltot.cor Arrrri cc; Ift.neT
-CCII.N.
ANKLI:Tv, I . ..vrtron, and Mci.t.Nt HOU. :clad(
are tho eNitiptotii , ~1 I)y,ptp:ia, will
V 3111.41, :IS it 11:11112,1Colir,i,1/1-1We or as cure.
Costiveness, by cicantrilds the ninth. loutzllt
inti•iittites with - a. SOlVeut and
iolctiee ; all violent pkteg, , lcUie
wiiltin two I dttys.
Diarrhcea. nnd Cholente by rciiiitrinG the
sit:Zit acrid fluids by e..nplailits are
and by pnosi ,, tbiT, tha bibricalive 6e.
ertqi , ,lt •
Fevers of all kinds, by ref - toting Ole blood toa
regular circulation, through the pr,..x.eit of perspi
piion in such cascs, and the thorough solution of
alt intestinal obstrnetion in others-
The Tare MntocisEs have beCti known to
, :ure Rheumatism ptieue.etly in three n4-eke,
and Gout et 11..11 that time; by removing heal
itillmoniation from tin, totudy's and ligaments of
Dropsies of all linda, bv.freeing ;no( etrenzth
the kolneys nil bladder: they operate most
"di-lig,btfully un there important organ, and henc e have eve; been found a certain raunchy fur the
worst canon of G r avel.
Ali. worths by disloileitig front the lumina-a
.of the bowols tlie slimy 'wilier to which tlicac , : -Fur 31annElcitory
~.„ FLIr or ralesits. . i
JOHN lIORSCIIEL, Manufacturer and
Bt; is .1 . 1,0, •tHiftiork t .by rehocing tho ", „ ...liyiroilier of Ems, of all kinds, such as
„ rh : t l i gl. i ... , , ,, s, p e . :,waetesnie cod IR tail,
us( st. East Side Phil.
Zir V;il . 7 ir“ lig .f lit o ce. f . 1 ;;S e ‘..7 l: !!Tt ' 7.„ttfn i • :t e lli n lA n[ l:l ' e u h s • which
h IV ,' I. 1 See more than mat. the crostrinned and cleaned
eI
reniEWC,I. 11,e1.11 VI. 11.1 rill ii.i, awl pr_slit ;a lies
1 His countenance expres,so.. l29 ' ' 4O-40 - 31 " -
1 - droltifill i1,,,-,.. , .-
Aintracter and decisin. r
En o expres.. croi:;:v • .-
Scurry, Ulcers, P•••• 1 Inveterate ‘ Sorcth ; -- k„ ~..„ e • 10We •
'
WARE:STORE,
the 1..1 h"•'l lon; wi.ich th0, , 111 Id I. l i r 1 •
pan: abort Arrh,east lids,
excited n. L. ,, :!
~.cINEs Lriro to thc. liloo4i. IIII.i111: the 1A.1, 4 j _ tellectua! bY•nis
Scorbutic Eruptions m : I . Bad Comjx- j.SitsilY
i Buc k e ts , gdnV n a . r l e l ,
i o ns, hy ihoii '.ilioi.itivo tort cii , ,o ,h,• tloil . j}Ossed the Rrii, ;571: Brasher, e. " D I I t
hs,lllters,iilats,Blacking Eastern made Wood
feed the atria. and the ihorliid i,i , iio of winch - i Wifl i .:krcrenrh Baskets, Shoe and Wall Brushes,
Mims id! eruptive roloill iiiiii,: 5111.. W. C1 ,,, 1 , 1 .1
'''.... " " '...eievery description, ¢e., at the lowest mark
other dia-tizroeable rfattpl , a i”iii, . Seri
teprlces.'!
The II,: of throe tide 1,4. a' very ..11. , rt 111. *rash PO for Broom Corn at the Fatto
Will iill.el. an oatirii ciiri ill. Salt Rheara , 'il i., y
Girl ki,ll iiiIPrOVI,P•i/t isi he &rani •,,,,ii i Ito ji. . .. ,11111 !:er Yard, at 2 ---- r
it
Common Colds and Inflnenza w;ti alw“.ilr - i Haven.
i b r: . c leriber tespeettnily begp leave to Inform
- etwod by ~n: djr.... ~r 11 , i ruin l. , ell ill Vat ". , T
.c o ,mers wad the public of Schuylkill County'
,
- , 1 in tnnera tat he his a larce and exu , nstve stock of
PITES. Ac it P.m , ily for thi., n'er I di.tri I SEASON sIOaRII4.IIANNA LUMBER nl. hand,
arid ,di I.hato tidal liY. iho vEGETABLE r; sp o it , , , ble t! ulidina purposes. Almi.Juist, Scantling.
DTV9I.C24ES ac ,,,, a d ^inlet .atill i ,up I ' M! itio n s n t a .rit P t 6bi"l". 'I
of
whittl he will sell on•
nuthle terms.
r,eolouwiiilatiou. It is stell-kteiwn hi inn' , . 1 C-De writ( most respertfully invite all purchasers
in thee „i t ,. i i,,, the ii,,,,. 1 ,,,,,,i...k0r of I. 'l io l ait andimitte for tbenisels se before huyine else
valii-111.• Acilicito ii wa , him , - liHific-icil irith I W ere, - i; ' DAVID D. LEWIS.
gept —4O-tf
comp:day for upwards of
that he tried in vain everv.Crt tsivtiv prose
wit hio 01,1111.4- erig Mr i
Ilit• however at len g th tiled filo NI• ttiritt;•w
is rue 14;1,11 to Ow intbitc, said h., Wm- runt
a s.- re ,n t time, n had Id•e.111,
nuunecd t.n only ituombilble. but al". Moll
possible, by tatty human- foam.
FEVER AND AGUE.
For this scourge of the western. country
Medicines will he found a si;fe, sp•tolv, and j
Win remedy. Other metlinines leave the sys
subject to a return of the dissent,--a cure be t'
medicines is perimment—TßY Tllt il,
SATISFIED. \NI) lil CURED..
Bilions'Fevers and Liver Complaint
•
Genera) Debility, I.oss,
ITS iliCifieS lily!. I -
used with the twist is netiebil rt.tailts in eon-
T F. ow il n ludey.
ATE oven au of the Hall and now employ
this description INC'S EvIL ;00 ScHotll Ii rd as a Silelm
y
I s a t of y ield s
ii)rhEt,;:ih,ll;h•
h t I nodsa
nt foarca ram : i t h r r
;12u, e
° e the l
‘.
7. 1 r':r p t . ; 11' 4 ! Y e
. Towtn
nnper ; P i e: , Co.. D.rni
PLAiiirS all kinds. P.ltstroiTlON rim I I Est to this
° "" fh ' uPPIY to John Clayton, ot to'
as fi Mitdcy, on Cie premises.
- rAINTItiCe; COLIC, an. d. • • lii atvo res a rciisny solicits those country slerch
. IitERUVRIAL DISEASES.-
ant with whom bets acquainted, to aid him in his et
as to support a large family, ty giving Ulm their,
, ors lIM.:LS InaVe become airnila g e, and a share of their custom.
paired by the injudicious ute of Memento'. Oct 6.1949
find there Medicines a p er fect cure, vs they nt.i
fail to eradicate fr. On the system all the edict
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most ' ,owe! •
preparations of Sarsaparilla. A single tri a l II
place them beyond the reach o f competition,l l
the estimation of every patient,
BE CAREFUL OP COUNTEMEITS
Several live lately been discovered, and tht
ne farious autism; arrested, both in the city of Nt,
York and
Tay of no one who is not an Antruonnu
AGENT. ,
Prepared and sold by Dr. W. B. 310FFA...
336 DroadWay, NenrYorkt,
tOR SALE BY
JOBB O. BROWN, Agent for Belnilkill Mara
Dee. 29. 1919. -
CANAL.
WEEK.I TOTAL
1,651.902 U 4
State Educational Convention.
AMEETI \O of the Pennsylvania delegation to the
National Common School Convention was hell In
the Hall of the Controllers of the Public Sellouts,
elp •t 4 o'clock on Thursday aderrionn, for
the P. P.n.. taking measures lot the caning of a
StainConventimi of the friends of Common Schools.
On motion of WSliam Martin, Esqi of Philadelphia,
Lancaster, Ron. Thomas I. Burros es. of ;nradter. was cal
led to the Chair, .'nd Charles Lem, M. D- of Schul I
kill, appointed s erDtary. The President slated the
01 . 1..0. of the nietVing,,irrid it was then resolved that
a mate ConventiorlDbould be held at Harrisburg on
.the third Wednorday in January neat. A formal.
call was them read, adopted, and signed by all Oil:
members of the delegation The e,i)owin Commit
tee of five was appointed to make the preliminary of
ranatnients for the erecting of the Convention E.-C
Mid* and A. R. Wright, of Phtlada.. Benj. Darman,
of tichuya,ll; John S. Richards, of limits; and C. D.
Kesdetirbf Lehigh. On.motlim the Prelideht and
Semetarc were added to the Committee. It was re.
scared that the eanventlen should be composed of tide.
gulls elected from the several portions of the State. in
theratio of the representation In the male Legislature.
TOOS. 11. lIIMIZOWES, Chairman.
osects LEW, M. I) , :Secretary.
Dec •ZO, 1149.
For Bald lleads.
_
VR. HAUGHEY, the aurceEsful hair restorer in
Phliadelphla. 1 , 3 , 614; hero roolicitedto viat Putts
% le, and apply. bin Int - al:able remedy to several p,f
lb 4/ 61,11111 C it itapo,ohle to gratify them, hat appola
te..Nt B. Itailtion his Leent, who will accommodate
than wno may favor tom with a roll. - Ile has for
4a-twhole,,lc and real!, the celebrated I•liristile3..
mei a preperatio4 to prevent the hilt' from 411ing 03
if , :prate arid give it a beautilul lustre.
tru . 5:9, ISO. - :.:t.,.4t
Report of the Graiud Jury.
: .• D‘,it,,t,,-.1....i.. 4 -Is.w.
I , 0 the llonortble the lodge of the Court aqua,
1-r z. , .....:0ns of the Peace, in mid fur the Comy
0 s - 4 tous:k.ll:
Sr- ...11• ;:....i: :eq..- ~: ~ I..lr:lig fur Vie body ti the
:( „,.,:, ~r - ~ .,:j . ,.1, d., rc-pertfully report that they
/it,' aLted upon Tiiitty.d.ine Bill,: of whiLli Twenty
o hare been found - True Bills," and t 4 e*euteen
Tailored." i
From the number of Bills whic h hare bowl before
. ,
Owe have Tat heahation in pa ) lna that the County I,
knilnually outrhened with costs which [night be po,-
irut e d by the Clelcase of di.creet and discretionary
Inver on the part I.r our Magentates. bills lat nu
toes puny Cr1111111:11 actions have been laid beline
iltivith as evidence to warrant their being returned
Vb.. Grand Inquest haring visited the Jail, would
rtecttolly tolUlialitilcate that they founddt as clean
ljt.d orderly as could be expected under the cireittn.
h cma. We are al.o happy to slate that the prl:ott
• tee liven supplied with a number of Books for
e
instru,toun and reformation.
. c C;randingliest do further - wore report that the
H.' ing Committee Charged With the erection of the
n Covet House, under the Act of Assembly provh.l
- if the Hemovni of the Seat of Justice Iron Or
w oft!! to Pottsville. have so far progressed as to
Jr v the County COLIIIILLSSione 7 rs in tatting measures
40L erection of the Jail at - Pottsville, contemplated
to i comet Act of A.,setubly. We would entbrace
the - 11.al opportunity LU tirNe inion the CluellLy CUM
111if trio the importance co waking ihoso preparo.
tote ,'llle litre nom of soot Prhoin. which shall an
ew r great ends of justice, by preventing 111 C CS.
~., e r i b t te rt, n loch email promote their moral
and . Vsicill we I bong ne well an relieve the County
no lus ,111,11 , 1,1 °I the kuri hen 01 tour sopport.
1... act omplislonent of these °bp, to, we would
ICI fully stittgeot thy e:tection 1.1 a plain oubsitintial
tin epee the PettUdottiary plait, the adoption of
wit &to thought 'will secure the above nattoid ob
i, rid also to pre.. ellt the annual cope . intittire of
no: limey inci.t..nt to toe conveyance .11 Prisoners
tot eastern i'enttentivry.nitel tochior Maintenance
,li here, us the 11111 /AVM; btI4IcLICS tido, the lie
matt- the Count) trill show.
An
c t
It paid Eai . tern'Peratentiary for the auppoif of
t the ;ear lelfl,
- lye,
PPP is4e,
1 - 1 ibl... aml. 1449,
~
nerd:—
I tilt year Inl6, . ; -,:- ' 111901 55
1n47 .., '`? 1.1:5 n 5
- " leili,
" . 1.11.9. eatimaied, . ; 1.:5-1 ...,7
04,597 34
loniJ fir conveying Prisoners to the Eastern
:thetottary
Olt., ptur 1.,16, ---,- 81 , .. , 0 so
. " 1,17, , • - 2.'., 21
•' 1 , 1515.,. ',--:.- - 2.0 00
Itl9, estimated: t - • . ' 4./6.00
paid ihr rep3lrorPrisoil:
the year 1 , 18,
-'• 1817,
• "
61,112 11
t P. 1 ,1 for CI , Dnddirg, Sc. for I . ll ,,, Tiere
• lit: ycAr iS4d,
1517, 170 IM9,
•
" • 1/3-15, 170 10
IDI9, 105 11:1
$167 34
/int paid for :Medical attendance' to Prisoner=,
,
to !.rfi 1,46, 47-49 and Ill: -.,
$l9l 51
will appear from the above, the county paid
do the years 1.16..17-1S and .19, the sum of &AI 1-3
fo ..00veyatice ~r pr..one. to the tame. Pen,
t 01... For the same year,. the .1111101f13.613 :15 Was
p. the carve Institution for their support. For the
:tit ars rspa Ito and aUrryttonY in the present
C. Jail,lycve Copt the county *1152 11. 'Nlaktne in,
II se of four pear: an aure'eate !um 0135.261 09.
intti4.ll to 0.2 above Swot:m.(lle expel... of Board
ar4t onera alter unwire:on, would be eltvcd. to the
r int -
Tory further believe from e.stintatea - carefully
tnicb it a Jail on the shove platieould be hull! for
an40,0::0; ultile a' Jail on the old plan large.
cot to a&nminollate the Prisonere, and utfii:lently
see" hold them wmild•roat at lent fl.s.ono—roak
.o4lltrtri:nre of only .915.19.10, Showing that the
dillee eineti•e would hr paid 'the ,011rtte or
a gear 4, by the labor ,r the collVletn.
• • 111 1 WI,AND JONES, Foreman.
•
tzeburc, Doc. 2.1., 1,719. -
lafillii 31:111111.11CtOrY• •
I 1 . 11. CLARK,
ri T 1 .1. lsr: BILIN 1/ NI AI\VFA CT IT 1:11 Tl,
P ll ~f 11, Go:den.Fasts.
Was-Dark Vs. 139 and 143
_South Sersnd at. a Dark st.
• rtiII.AIJELPIII, -
Ps Illnyn Oil nand a large and fartlinnatdr no
mnrnt nt WIL/1: and NArti:OW sLAT. WIN
-1 IiLIN ItS, tnanufaLieLed in the be=t wanner, of
I t ntalrrinlS , afril at 11a• inn•••,l tae th.prlce,
no refitted and cnilreed ht 4 e.onliO,Onsent. he la
if to e..inpicte ordora to any amount at the
1.. moire.
i
uolly on band an a=soronent of . .
.I.tIIOG.INV Pli RN !TURF.
0 y ylriely, tnainilactOrod eq. e a rly for Walloon
• • .t •.,ro,,r , in, therefore rely Clll agouti air
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1
trio a di , quitte packed carefully, and lent
ft .
ort,tage, to any part of the city.
.
Pik., zne ?5.1919 It, el. k RIC.'
35- !t-
Toys! TO3 hi !
k. GEORGE DOLL t
-10 . 1116 Xseth 11 Wert. belpac Race,
11
PIIILADFLVIIIL. Z 1
ri 4t rereived a large. ae.orttnent or Toys
s of all ernes, dolls' beads,l,4rnslin bodies,
to loxes, Isarmonkas, pipes, cI lases, ~i.utr
tg, Irbles, jewollar,K, SI:III, and pent.,(.. &m
-oo bs, en n,,, rattl,", penny soya, with .1 Jar,
W. 1111., In th c y ankles, AL the iowegt. prices,
tch • and retail. Gall and ree, at l No 106. North
Out lailrlyl.la. -
• 1919. -—4 O :3nl
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- Ektvitiliti Gilt. Rible4,
ONLY _ 50 Cy.:liiTS I
THE stdrTher bait' Jost ri ved it supply of el,
rankly bond and gift "kat Bibles, with c. 0.! print
and paper. lletl he tan sell at the unusually low rat
of 50 cents r copy Also.
SI.:11001. BIBLES.
As low as arts. each. at . HANNAN'S
Ce Whnl. sale and Retail Bookstores.
Sept. LSO. .
A No* turning' Estiablishine'nt,
STEAi POWER, AT THE stint , OF F. H.
1/ MAHREII in THIRD St.. near !.lAREES. where.
all kinds of toning in wood will be, thankfully re
eired, and nosily executed Without delay.
Red Poets, Tilde Lens, &c. kept constantly offhand
and for sale at tie lowest orices.
' ISAAC: THOMPAON, Foreman.
Harch3 10411 for .1. MORGAN.
New Music.
no' Tbou Art Gone, an admired song,
Won - lan's Love, do
opeless Love: do
Dream that Love can ne'er Forget, do
rill not breathe thy name. do
ntle Deeds, do
a Tinto and Donald, a beautiful scotch ballad,
Monist' Quadrilles/
eon Mary Polka,'
iniraie Polka,
•
ry Ann Waite. '
h'teces not on hand obtained - to order, at
BA NNAN'S
Book and Music dimes
47-
ov 17, 1849
A.9IILY. BIBLES.-100 Family Bible', rang,
in; in. price lam 81,50 to *2O, junt totaled and
I gale, at ' BA NNAN'S
I pit, • athi Cheap Beek awl istletplettreel.
The Holidays Coming . I
PROCURE YOUR PRESENTS
AFEW days will witness the return of Christmas,
the departure of the old yezr and the advent of
the new, a seasoned' festivity and rejoicing the Most
felicitous in the annual round, bringing Joy to youth
and comfort to old age, equal blessings to the poor and
the rich, attirail in; (or the hearts best prompting; and
fin libtrhl oil rings of good will. ftiend4iip and affec
tion. There is no article suitable to the purposes of
the season, that canons be obtained at the stor,s of
the subscriber, where is displayed the largest and
rarest collection ever offered to this pid,e, at prices to
suit the pones of all, little and great. In that all may
indulge in - the pleasing custom of exchanging souve
nirs upon that oecasinn. The fatten:lon of every body
orrespectfully invitc.t.fo; this rate collection, among
aihielt are the following :
Family Gables, superbly bound,
Small Bibles, various styles of binding,
I.llhlctand Prayer Books, I&m°. ieltet, tidily orna
mented....
Praiser !looks, all sizes, Tutkey.: extra gilt, •
CatimliC Prayer Books, plate and ornamented binding.
Psalms and Ilymni, (Presbyterian) . •-•
" ".(Ezangclical) " "
Hymns, (LuthertanYo '• " •
(Reforinext)
•' (Methodist) •r
WOMEN OF TilE OLD AND NEW TEST.SMENT
a series.of portraits with characteristic descriptions,
and migitial designs, engraved expressly fur Ow
work.
READ'S FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA; elegant,
ly Illnstrated with illumine tihns and portraits, print
ed on ticantinil white paper, and bound in a rich
rand Eln:ql.l,
SCE Et, IN -THE LIFE OF TILE SAVIOUR, splen
didly' illustrated by the finest steel engravings,
handsomely bound in Turkey and chub, gilt.
SCENES IN THE LIVES OF TOhi APOSTLES
Iltu-leutive steel e'lleiraVinr,2l. turkey and sloth, gilt. -
TIIE MIRROR. OP LIFE, beautifully Illustrated and
elegantly bound.
TILE BRILLIANT, FOR MO. I:lnotrah,d by fine en
engravings and splendidly bound. -
GUMS OF BEAUTY OR LITERARY . GIFT FOR
1850, with fine steel engravings, cloth. gilt.
TILE MOSS RUSE 'l+oll 16.5 U, elegantly bound.
TILE SACRED. POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMER
ICA, from the earliest to the pre,cnt, time, beauti
.• fully Elustrated and neatly bound.
GREE:siAVOOD LEAVES; tie - collection of Sketches
and Letters, scarlet cloth. gilt.
PoENIS OF AMELIA...aII a portrait of the author,
-and a number of .o,rb doth<, at. gilt.
0111CLES FROM 'UHL POETS, a fanciful divetsiou
her the drat, log ruoia,ecarlet cloth. extra gilt. ,
LIFE AND BEAUTIES OF SILAKSPEARE, compri
sing carefat selections from each play, Blustraterland
'handsomely bound.
THE SIENILIN f'), a gift of friendship, clash, gilt.
YOUNG LADIES OFFERING, Gone of prose and
poetry. ithistrated with steel engravines. cloth. gilt.
LIOVVETT. Cook and Landon, handsomely hound.
TEPPER'S PROVEIIIIIAI, PHILOSOPHY ; small- -
quarto, elegantly pruned on pure white paper, be:W
ilfully illustrated and splendidly bound
LEAFLETS OF MEMUItV; an Illuminated Annual
for 1950; eidemlidly 1111.1r:wed with lit engraott.gs
and tilinuinations by the hest artists, and bound to
tile 1110 fit super/. style.
TILE SNOW FLAKE; a holiday gift for 15...t.0; els.-
cattily printed. richly embellished with 9 Mezzotint°
engrai tags, by Sartain, m tli.g highest style of the
art, after designs by the distinguished Euro
' Peari Artiste, and bound in Arabesque morroco, viz
dges.
BLOSSOMS AND NEW
.1 - EAR'S
WREATH ror ISSIP; richly embellißied with 0 Mez
zotint.. engravings, ray Sartain, splenihdly bound tri
ninslin, gal wild gilt edges. tt
NATURES GEMS, with VU plates 11114,. ea refill
ly colored oiler - nature, and landecapd Views of their
localities, starlet cloth, gilt.
AMERICAN FLORA, a history of piano and wild
sowers; containing a systematic and general de:
SClliit lon of over sit thionscail plants, nl, nsU ned
with t',6 in:au:flat colored engr room., scarlet cloth;
gilt..)
TAB FLORAL TEAR, IllutillnAed and ouhellighed
with e.cpie to or tlow,s;araweia, drawn and color
ed from nature, each flower Illustrated by a poetu,
cloth, gilt.
lIAND-BOOK or Needlework, with numerous env',
vlnev, - .lath. gilt.
SIIAK,3PEAIIE, dll nsiraled, Svo. turkey, gilt. '
Soo. sheep,
lITRONS' Poetical works, illustr aced, Oro. sheep,
" boo"
"
CRABBE, Heber sod Po 11.. k, " boo. "
COLERIDGE, ' , tally and Keats " Coo. "
W I' Elt a. Taundoon. " bro.
lIEMA " Lao. ".
BERNS, Gowpor, tor,
Lynch, Amelia, lgino. illustrated and leital f innely
bound In cloth; rinakspeare, Byron, Moore, Stott,
Rogers. Soistidey, Coiers t ,lge. Cnwoer, Montgomery,
Burns, I Hood, litininitield, Willis, Norton, Dow
ett, Cook... Lira Ronk It;I:aily of the Like, Maranon,
Vounga . Night Ti1.17.11:#. Poetry of Passions, 01 Love,
of Affection, ti Flom era, 321 mi. turkey, extra g.lc.
A large number of interesttiog Book., comprising
Scientific 1Volite.„.111010/11.11. Tilt I tium 114-
infy, nowt TsleA, Eako, be„ o.c , in bola plain
Jul ornamental hitidnig.
Juvenile pubbeAtione Of ecru. 11,Ciottion ; an se
.olllio-nlor.leg.tiollyllllll.7llllalrd Aitonnie ; Diaries for
g• to•rat .114-ortnic rat Of fancy
matnmary ; ruing I ads. Rose
wood It ro trz Desk.,; Alatrav
t. tgr 'Pater Nctgw.. lair i . lo pip..r Knives,
Cold ill.. Pe tio..the tine's
Amerliati at"i Engiodi Cutlery, NI.. this silica I In,lru
&c.
roliettioo of land y artieles.compristitg Paper Box
es:ornamented with splendid patoting.s and ..iubdiate
gliding, tin' “1.,e,, 11.111,1'05. f, AI .; Perfirne llos=
esrhg ti.ily finished, containing rite most Extracts.
(le.; l'aperteris. conta.ning eapedtue Letter
and Note p4per, Entrioprs. Wad, Waleld,A.C. t
Just let...dont and tot Sale 41
ME
SISI 03
nsa SP
1133 03
140 J 00
MEE
ft7P
IJI 37
LI3
17s 91
MEM!
Cheaper than While Washing
PA PEIt n.%GS-
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AT ONLY 10 CENTS A I'IEUZ!'
Otooo Pieces of Poo., Ilangintot, varyina; In prier
from I'l CCNTS to 75 a ezds per WO'.
Glared paper. an low as 30 rams. Jun reeut eel- and
for sale al HANNAN'S
Sept P. re] Cheap Faper Store.
Gnia In Poltstllle:
THE solvicriher inforinslhe citizen.; or Pottsville,
that he ss ill be prepari , d In' rrange the necessary
fictnn•s for llisidioe He . . .Ilona Nooses Hotels and Pei
tz Hoitillues, with Gas, and to furni+h homer. of every
irriety and style, at the the most reasonable rates.
vadeia Will he thanklelly received at his shop, on, the
earner of. Match Cloigk and Coal sts., and at the
Watch and icsviiirv, care Of R"hert C. Cree , tl, ue zt
dnnr to the Post Office, Centre street. Pottsville.
Aug.2s. hot!. 351 101 IN WARNER.
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eTf A n C e Pp il a t l' r f ..,ll l. t?ra i p i i [ e l l ' .a i4 re r d th r . u nd ft: r n uTs l tt r' all
kifut•tuf Art FIXTURES, ouch as COLAS
PEE:DENTS. BRACK ETrx ur a rup..rtor
finality and . n.. 10.; woe,: done hr Jinn, a ill he
arrant,!, :ttlst p Ist 0147.•ction or
indent. Call at his Store, clad eXanune lug fixtures.
Sept I, I:Ii 46-if
Ito°llitg" Slate.
MITE KETtti! 4 VII.I.J.: - I.ITE
infk.ret the 'midi,. that litrr arc
to forilt4b stiptirtor.Sl.,te for a,mhns ; niul leo.rin7,
the snot[ elberlenced slaters in their Cnlfilny will a l 7,:i
tend to toilet, with .lesaateb, and nil tin flora
oral 14,1115. A s rtople of their On In may he tern n
the nib, of Joseph rirenrize, Architect, who will give
any infnimalinu required, niol with shorn order', may
e left. WNI: J. ROURTS k Co.
hignich3.lo-Irj Leine; ..l.Vitter In. C4o , n. On
CIFIF:APEST amd most
nsenz,if Ciil,l and i.rilver Lever W4tchn ever or
riled in itrie market, at `,
R. C GREEN'S
Jewelry Store, next doer to the P.•fit Office
Dec 22, 1819.
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MrThe Mtxßßs i JOURNAL has nearly double the circulation of any other paper in the County,
and a largee circulation than. any other puldiS4,l in Northern Pennsylvania. . To advertisers this
is an impoitant consideration. 'Penns, F.-2 pet 4. annum.
Cheap Jobbing Office
!Living procured three preP.e9,
we are nms• prepared ILO Clettfit.l
Jon and Rod,: Prarrtva of ea,ry
dearrip.ion, at tle ()trice of the
Miners' Journal cheap, than it '
tan be executed at any. other en
tabla4laleat in the enanty,authis
BOOKA,
?AMPULE:TA,
AIME FOSTERS,
HANDBILLS,
ARTICLES or AGREEMENT
BILL HEADS,
BILLS OF LADING,
TIME -
At the very shortest notice. Oar
'Mak °gob typeig more exti coke
than that ot any other nifire in thin
i-cline of the state,and we keep
lin ads map!oyed exprenaly In I
jnh
hm,. 11,151 a practical printer
totr•.•:f., ISe zitaratitf r tint
work to !•‘• no neat an any that can
tnric d ,ni In the rifles. Print.
Inc In co.lnik done at the tainrtest
antler..
Tn connection with the PAW.
nient. Is a BOCK BINDERY,
where all books are hound. and
Blank hooks cr every,descriptior,
are ruled to any pattern, ar.d
bound to order at the shortest
tier.. We have also RULING
MACHIN E,nohe most modern.
and approved kind and can itire
and hind books to oider to any
pattern. These •are facilities
which no other e,dahllshruent
can give Indchnylkill County.
IBM
SCHOOL , BOOBS PUB
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THE COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR, %y Amon Tirknor,
THE PRIMARY COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR, by do do
KEYS TU THE ABOVE, bp• . do du
NEW TABLE DOM j by do do
ItANYAN'B
Itmk am! Vlrt - ety St well
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Or These Books have been recommended by upwards of dve hundred Professors and. eachers, and
are rapidly taking-the plate of all other Aruhmetics In the Schools. z. r
Doct. S. 'P. Townsend's
• • • -
CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA.
DOZ.FN Dot. S. P. Tolvnsend's
the Original and Cenainetarticle. Just received
nd for vale by_• O. lIANNAN.
Arent for Schuylklll County.
•ri. P.—Druggists supplied by the down, at regular
Wtlnirale prices.
Nor 10. Pia% -.
Blacking Blacking
NEALI
i ; c u r , le b e r n ar t r ri p
, 141 , bo=n u,,.
quailed by. ant. yet etr..red to the mthl c
A..Mschin, :Blacking Manufacturer and Black Lend
refiner, oppi:4ltel.auer's Orchard Brewery; roused!,
Pa.
II you want your Hoots clean to !teen them from
cracking.,
Be sure, to use none hut ''llachlns" nil Blackin,'
For this lustre in brought to that wonderful
The face in seen beater in the Boot thanlbeglass..
t- Cores supplied on feasonahlaTjrnt.
bed 1, ISI9. 49-31
A CARD.—LITTLE: & MARTIN
EIWIIOI,ERALE and Retail Deafen, i.l DRY
Gomm, impel:Rms. TtAS:LICHIoRtiItr
etore An r;entre Street, near the corner or Ma
bantongo, to which the attenton tithe citizeng of tetra
and country is respertlully solticited.
JOHN 1.. I.ITTI.E.
rottcrilio. 0.1 f'-‘44li JIIIIN ,C,-t; MARTIN
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POI( 18.50.
I VIISCRIPTIONS to all th. , M t;:lzin:, for ISSO re
reive.l tz. HANNAH'S Honk and Variety Storts,
and the Numbers delivered free of f tor.
:}Don't neelert to call a: HANNA , 'S 11.vki . tore
and News Room. to sithsetilie. A. dedoctifin mode
when two or rap,rebun,bers are taka.mid paid in ad
vance.
Dec 15, ISO. 51- ,
Rising Sun Hotel,
POTTSVILLE. PENS'S.
lO7'llleinZ72,`.7,llg„7."Srtray'llii„"lll)Cr. announces
trav' • •‘ Ingeneral, that lisshas !Ikea Stint
Std esta ' li ' iishcslsdand knots - 11as Irotell .
and late
ly kept by Jeremiah Hitches, at toe CortisEtt
or SECOND and Ml.:Easy s rasn Ste. lit the Borough
of Pottsville, which he h, titled up with special ref
(cwt..' la the comfort of those who 1110 favor him
with their custom.
The honer to pleasantly treated, with stabil he and .a
large yard attarh:.d., calculated to accommodate Farm
err, and pi reins incslilitz with horses and Carriages:
The proprwor has trilhouse well farnistied. and wit pare no pains or ex - 1,115e to *apply his Table and :tar
n a manner which cannot fail to afford genoiral satis
factions . •
•
An anemia,. faithful hostler will always be In at
etnclAnee..so thn rorsts may rely on hiving their h.,rs
ea prm,rrie an. liled to. MICHAEL :SELTZER.
Ntlvl9.'l9.
N. M. Newham 's
• P L PYLUING Sll OP
REATTY•A ROW, NORWF.GLIN STREET,
Put , rirm. Pa.
A Li. kind. of Lead Pi i ie..
•Slient•
.
lienJ. Corke
(.1 siiperior 11 - 1111 Ti Shower [laths
Hydra:o , 4. Ilydr int Ho:, and
&r.. kept eionitantly on hand and ior Byje.—
Ki:u hem Ainlie ti —if an I it and ti
•
kinde nft . l•sinbiliiiiit done in the hen; tanner.
Pure (od Liter OH.
7 - 1%4T reroiroil dlo•rt front ireorin. whore It in
ninnni:woirrd, itridor iho sup, of lb
rinnriotorn of on or in.. iirii,rinn 11111 e
firesVor'i,lnto conli.loner con ho ;iiiroa. as inoF
knnwincif to thou. lito.irioio7;
X. ft r arl•ollt e'r troto.Pitntent
matotroctorpr+, to be had iis bottles loth: to cult
porthast MO:
JAHN C nßmvx.s
, Wll4r.slle and Retail Dru; Stt , re,Ceffire
Dee I. !SU. 49.tf
Pat a ^MIR ill. G tin noi.
THE subeenbers Inver The atlnttl‘no of Farmer
ant! d..attr, - + To i'l.:,sopply or I,!+a ',Mar kanlo ft
tinzor—their own insporlati!On,. And * , .1 . .",ried...1-y an ex
perienred sap, r tarn, •
Itnittadrt. lit, the In rt. It in all narked in Whit
Cotton 11,-1,14 11.1 f Goverommtt
monopoly. ran be a for ded ;at a la,,tpara.
Ortln.r. front a di.13111, Call he ozmintcri either tram
our stock, hole nr at Now York. .
igtll.l - rcit nizrircarri)N.
ZS North Wharvn.a,Ttil.tdelvlits
-sent 5.1°49.
110 T F4ir California.
pITE Imlorrihot is ,reiLtri•l to roefov , Pa..eurer
IGar "Oliforsio. hly the &fit, Mat: Lino for Mari
frahrisco. Apply to
• 11 111NNAN,
Azent for Aril line of Steamer, far r
N. EL The St,,, S:1111 from Non' Vork Jann -
'2nd and Connects with_ rho Mail Lint v: Pan
.non for Frhrn'irc.
Pre. '22, P•I').
United Sl:ides - and ;Foreign
PATENT .20(2,ENCY,
X. TA DI:CA' STU for
t o t
, 1 ~ ..,‘ , : . 1 . 1 ....10 , , t r i tztt
iil n .. ernn
t r „,, t . :l n 7l , le i, r , h t, ,nte or it nii
hteCinee4rettettet•il with the ratent 019ee
Mont : n - Irrt - trre
neliily and 01,11. ra , nnltaill4,lved with
,tv.::{3,trh. If 1te•rt,0.711," iher.ret It 11 and Itltteltettl
1.n.,,v1yd-«nrNiorhni.l4 n l In, him le ty,
tlril Alt &here lie a.lt l•r+an leittoliettrer
mat , ,ht.
t. te 1-I.•a lo n 0 etttl in , O tt' In, Vire , Wlll 1:e re , l211,••• • .Ind 1 - 61 :11.1,
11111 "1fira.•,,,;th,...,-
0.111 , 111 y the no!, 14. Nile iv - Ventor. F , I' , 1 , ! , •,•!10
ere 0 tte1.1,..:0011'0 , 4
I,er-o.n r11.1,',.. , • tl,r it Qp• an.l
- ereplentle hnhe to serre?itiet their itttt;ooil at•d
Inventory nt a down). li fan vend their ini , didir 31 , 4./N
statement t lf 7.5 theirellon.,directed to Wn !hotness;!hotness;. t•
S. Patent . nrv . No. 11 ,1‘ St I,•t, Plolailelphia,
Pa.. rtnil t Ppictest eini.ri4y will be observed until'the
.
Patent la °binned. .
th, ss tin l s rind .4pecifie-tinins For Fatntries. Nitils,&tc
and all kinds of Machinery pan hatted an Comma-inn,
and r•naprtrut burn furnish to put the sane in onera
tktn In any pelt of the United Stateit, South' America
acid the Wert Indies. '
' REFERENCE:: •
lion ZADnel( PRATT, Prenident of the ,ferhantes
-
lure, New Fork.
me,.,...Sruct.u•u, ALLEN S.. Co., Nnt-e!ty NVorhn;Ncw
York.
" rerun. Moran'. & Co., Columbian Foundry .,
New York.
•• runt., Eweorr & Tours, Philadelphia, Pu.
ADA SIN & .ILitEtq. Pittahara. Pa.
- Mr'. Tito E,ll7olinoar, MI
" , Roarirr A. T+rt bn t•
" DANIEL Goo, riuririnnt 1, Oh in . :
.° WALTER
•. 3. N. Nln Mnl.l. R. Sayan
" f: M , AI I.
R. T. Trr, OVI.L.
'No+ I . Krnts,.lestnt., S.C.
May
- • 113arnunVs 'Museum,
-
Tl, sTAnt."rn.in plare nr ien'eral
reicrirt and ilelizhied (Pr
in.lriiction and r hale aniti.einents. ti-Just added. In
the hri,loun roII. rtinn, all the ruest ehrtn.iiki. of
Gianlo. Dwarf, Mir',
ninth flay".; Eirridian Crocodile, Sea Lion, ' Girtiffe,•
114111 e Snake, Cipirmen. Serpent, India Mice, and
500,060 CURIOSITIES'.
arrancemenis are making for Ihe TIM I
day., calmihtted in render the. Mnsenni the great ren:
Ire or attraction for country Ttio DiANOIVing
yiews and Chroola:rope co.d SUMMO in London, Cilft
nl,lllltl. Me1a13.1, , . Snot..., kg.. ••Tlio. kard.”, or
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Year's do y.—Admittloce 2.5 mi., iiiildten under ten
years l 0 eta.
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Counting-fflouse almanac
FOR THE YEAR 1850
TI.!
7
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11. I^
1 2 3 4'5;15
7I
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24,1'?;;; 1'2,1?111t i
2 3 1 20'•27
4 1 1 5 !N'715' 910
0.12 13 11.1,..
2123'21
21 25 273: 2930,31
1 2' 3 1 4 5 6: 7
S 9 1011 121514 ; ,
1311 47 1,1 1 ,-, , z6 , ,a
22 , 23 31 3535 27,39
29 ; 30,
I 11;2 ; 3' 4; 5
0; 7 , 5 9.10 11,12
13 11 . 15 16 1 ,17 10 it)
551,11 2,5 2312125 20
127;2529 30:31 1
, 5 . !. 9
X`•'• • 31 4'
10 11,13,1 631 7
1111 111
17 1 0 19-20,9,1 22 5:1
Si' 23 35 27i35 2930
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0 ; 9 10 11113131 i
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MINES; JOURNAL.
sATus:hAY MORNING, DEC. 29, 1849.
CALIFORNIA M ATTERS.
„The Empire City, arrived at, New
York, on Tuesday last ; sho brings two
wet ks later intelligence from California,
277 passengers, and half a million in gold
dust.
The Steamship Panaina, Lieut.' Bailey,
U S N,. commander, attired at Panama
on the 14th,Deeember.
The Panama brought 250, passengers,
and half a million in gold dust.
An election was held in California on
the-10th of. November, to ratify , or inject
the new cdnstitution framed for that State,-
and also to elect a Governor, Lieut.' Gov
ernor, two representatives toCongreistand
members of the Senate and 114se of
Representatives- of the State of Clifor
nia:
From the returns rt;ceived, it is ertain
that the Constlt.,tion has been adopted by
an ahnost unanimous vote.
. For Governor. The general impr, ,
was, that Peter flurnett would b
ed, awd John McDougal [formerly
dianapolis, la would be chosen
Governor.
The vole in Sin Francisco an
where. indicates the election of lb
M. Price and Geo. W. Wright as
-sentatireF ! to Congress.
The whole Locofoco ticket sueeee i
San Francisco, by majorities raginm
600 to ,b,ildol
Col Sunen.w . as tlie.!Nhig candid
Glivernor. run i on •the ”Po
tieket."
It is nosy clear that TiMmas
King will not be elected to 'the .
senate, as it is manifest that the L
litre will contain a large Locofoco
- it v
..,. The chances are now strong in fa' i l
; he election,irf Wm.M. Kendree
and Charles John Fremont, as
S'enitors..
, ' . 6
The tniners„along the principal r:
when last heard frdnid were doing,
%veil. , .... ,
Edwin
,Bryant. 'formerly editor a
Eexington ( Ky.) Intelligencer.
the sum of slOtt,ooo on some Sao
cisco lots which be purchased a few
ago for $ 1 ; 000;
ThdTocilic News saw on Nov. 1 1 2, 3
man from the Middle Fork, who had been
at work but six weeks. and in thatlkime
had turned out, with his own handi, six
thousand five hundred dollars. lid had
ono'•lump" weighing twenty-seven and
a half ounces. ' : •
' The .11ta California says the sett in
of winter has caused an increased del and
for all kinds and quantities of"proviiions.
A great rise in prices has conseqontly
been the result, •
. GEORGIA bEGISLATUREJ,
Excitement - and Temporary .RtijOurn
1-fwd.—The Legislature of Geoti# has
adoptetl.an extensive report froth its OM
mince on the state of the Repnblic,l and
adjourned for one month, to see what Von
aress intends to do with the Wilmot pro
ci Appended to thi: report is a' l pre•
amble and resolutions, declaring the rights
of the South with regard to slave pr4er
tv under the Constitetion; .
R 111 BARR, Esq., Reporter ofi the
Supreme. Court of this State, We regret to
le•trn, died spikienlv iMßeadinrr,.on'Wed
-
nesday evening, ._
c 0:\ GRE.3. . I
This body. adjourned On Monday) till
Thursday. In, the Senate on the 27th, a
message was received froimthe President,
inviting immediate attention of Congress
to so much of the report of the Secrebtry
of Treasury, as relates to the apprcipriaition
requtred for the expenses of collecting; the
revenue for the second half of the current
fiscal 'year. ,
- A number of other resolutions werliiin
troduced,l among which wits one by Ir.
clein'ens, calling upon the Pre'sliltnt t in
form the Senate, as early as practrea le.
whether any person has been by him ap.,
pointed civil or mi.itary gdveinor of elk {
fornia since the fourth day:of dl/irch I stv
and if so, who has been so appointed, and s
what compensation has been allowed h m.
OthFr resolutions, calling on the Pr - si,-,
dent for information were introduced ; '.--
. In the house little was done. It wag
engaged the principal portion of the 4y,
in discussing the propriety of adopting - }he
rules of the last sesssion. The resoluti4o,!
in a modified form 'was passed,' makqig,-
the old rules exist till 15th of January.
After the transaction of some iinimpoit.
ant business, the House adjourned 411
Monday. 1 ..
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