The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, October 26, 1850, Image 2

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TERMS Or TIM - MINERS' JOIIIINSL—RIsoce 81' .'I.A NAVIGATION.
Sersacarrerns.L. , •Treo I/attars pir,itotuun; payable The Journal of the r,ranklin Institute con=
sa gni-ananatly In advance, to those 'who reside in the
Conntr , -and aurittaay In advents In %hope who restda • tains an interesting article cn the subject of
oat of the Chanty. The p l ibllalterfe4ervento !dwell bla ri ng
Steam Navigation, from.which we
Medea to charge /11 53 per ARAUtib, when payment
detayed longer than one yeat• ' ' extract the following important statistics :
-- treeless.
'ravie copies to vrsi address. • g' 05 41° It is now:thirteen rears since the ••Grea ' t
Seven t „ ' 10 00
Fifteen "qp 00 Western" first made her appearance in' the
Five-dollars ades ce pay tar Above' year's harbor of N w
New York, and In her e obtain
tittscriptiowto tbP. Jos .• ,! . ied °tar first correct ideas Rs to what an ocean
• RATEX OF . ADTERTIS/XR•
Orie Sqnsse of Wines; 3 tinges, el no i steamer should he.. Previous to her arrival
Every subsequent Insetilon, , _ 2t I all dtir: tpa steamers (toasters) were of a
Four linen. I time.
'Subsequent Intertwi '25
ne. each, J . ! mixed nature,—.n compound, cif river and
tone Square, 3 months,*3 j sea steamer combined,_ making fair vessels
Ste month,
• g • 6b° for good weather, but showing their lack of
One Year. I • sno
BaslneasEar . gls of Sltnrs per anntttfw,. 3ea sea qualities in heavy stomas. A few years
Merchants and glitters, advertising by the Year, sufficed to show ,us that something quite
With the privilege of insertin,v, different adver
°gement' wetkly, 0 0 ;different 'was wanted. even fur Our coast,
!}Larger Advertisements, as per streentent. • ' but it was some time after the arrival
of the ••Great Western," and_tvinn site
Alf I bee — n in the trade for several succes
s) nil r n t sive seasons. making her trips:to Liverpool
m t. ‘7 l4l'b 4.%* and .back with great regulantY, before any
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progress was made, or even thefirst attempt
to atilt a regular sea steamer for commer- I
eial purposes. (although the Gbvernment !
I ` built the ".11Iissouri" and "Misl;.issippi"' ,
steamers in 1841.)
It was about 1846 that the steamer"Soutlf
erner" was built, to run between New York i
and Charleston. S. C. She was after the 1
Etvglish model so - far as general appearance
was concerned, but differed from them . MI
Ater internal arrangements. She was' very -.
successful, and is still in the same trade: '
•• The ground once broken, each year pn»
duced several sea stmmers, 'kome of which ;
nail defects of a serious nature, caused by a
want of experience in that ,department of .
engineering. Passing over the Intervening'
years we reach the present, yliich from the
large number of steamers built, and their
great succe:is, will go far to put s us 011 an
ektialsty, if not actually ahead, 'of Great
Ihtain, our only rival.
.• The following is a filet of se . ta skaaars
built or budding during 1850:‘
In Ngw York, amounting toill,:i4o tons.
Drained Traitc. Toro.
Liverpool Steamer, 3000
di " 3000
2000
3000
1930
2200
800
9:10
030
1700
910
1360
1700
• 1170
•• (propl.) 2001)
LI /070
• • 1070
•• 1100
66 1100
66 1179
/90 . 0
1300
• (ProP l ) 100 9
In Philadelphia; 3.807 " tons.
Philadelphia, Chagres Steamer, 975
Cuastittttion, 'Pacific • ••
_(propeller) 570
union, •• 570
Pamper°, • 66 357
.135
600
300
afttoeerto.V. OP POSTAG!,-,
The. Washington Republic. makes the f o l.
low_ing comments on' the bills of the Post:
Office eminnitiee of the House of Represen
tatives and of the minority of that commit
tee.' The sulit.'et will no - . doubt claim an
early attention 'at the next Session of Con
;Trees, now near at hand, and therefore the
public should bp acquainted With the promi
nent features ofthe
,proposed reform : ,
,
" Are the present charges for conveying
letters too high?. Thisquestion is answePed
affirmatively by both reporte,, and in than a
, review of ihe'English and American post
offices demonstrates the pecuniary- advantages
to the Department of low rates of charges.
The reduction ,of postage in England to a
;
' uniform chargeinf one penny has augmented
' the revenues aud enhanced the efficiency of '
Itlopepartment. The reduction tnade in this 1
country, in 18,15;by• which five and ten ets.
s -
were substituted fur the various charges from
Gr„ to 25. was attended with like results.
, But may these two nations not have re
spectively reached the lowest practicable
points ? We do not know : but Fillet. the,
English rate works ,well : since,the English'
people are •saiisheil with it, and since the
• people of this country desire the adop•ion of
that standard, and 'nothing less, it appears
that lit•le more is needed • than to ascertain
whether thereare aay peculiar circumstances
that render the management Mid transmission
of the mails. more expensive here than in
England. In view of fiat general facts that
our territory is, wide and . our population
sptirse, au affirmative reply inay bereadily
interred : and yet it may be erroneous. The:
minority report above referred to supplies us
with sonic filets tearing on this branch of
thessubjeet. "According to the best Mfg
" tnation." it says, the cost of the I ranspor
" tation of the mails, in Is4 B , tiouvithmand
- int; the extent of country over which rites
" are con veY . t d, (exclusive of - territories.) wet.-
", ntit ten per rent. greater than that, of'grita t,
"Britain, the difference for that year anfieint
,Mg only:to $219,793. One obvious reason..
'for this is to - be fuuud in the fact that, in
• many in-toners; our mails are euneeved on
• rivers and lakes, which ; are exO•nsiyely
' navigated in Commercial pursuits, thu s al,
' fording great facilities fur:procuring this
' service at a much lower rate than it ean .be
' obtained of railroad companies. If - the
cost of carrying out mails were ten' .per
eeni. greater, the management (four Pitet
Office is much , less, asivill 'appear frorri'the '
following statement :- .
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/I/ Baltimore, ' tun:, I " The cost of the. Management ofohe Rriti.li
. po st office, in 1849, was $7 016 250
Monumeetal City, Steamer. (propeller) 750 . • • • • ' '.. ' -
t'• Ditto of the LT. States to 1849 '4,1,9.049
- Being, a total of 42.097 tons, all of which . . ' .=. -- "s. • - •
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could be used fur Naval purpeeses if desired. " Lest than that of Great Eritain 52 . .'537.2.11 1
The Attautic aud Pacific are the fastcst Sea ! '' The'e facts." the report continues, "are
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steal ers atieat, making better time thou the !'` founded on official returns. and. therefore,'
i Asia, although they are of e teal we . would ask. what force,
; is {here in the ;
q power. and i •" r
" olnection that .• we cannot sustain the Post
: the Asia is 500 tons the smallest. : '•• Office Department - with as rheap po.tage '
"ac is now charged in'Grear Britain ?" - '' - '.. 4,1 ..ttttotpt was rerently made well et
AMERICAN INDUSTRY. .
I .-ei rit : Till- , Sles nor. in Our dpinion.•altoeether the escape of Charles Baker, now conlin«l
, ~ o e following excellent remarks on the 'do :twat - with the doubt: but - when we add in the Springfield . (Ill.) Jail,' for ,attempting
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subject of American Induiory. vs. Eu ro p ean iliac the mtt o of inerease- in the receipts to lately to pilfer one of the mail bags between
Manufactures are from a writer in the Phi a.
th e diminution in rates that has been realized I Springfield & St. Louis, ,by passing to him.
0 in England, world :swell the income of our through the Post Offiee, two small saws,
Inquirer over thy signature of -Au Amen- en tu.a sum g,real 1 ' exec(' mg ne concealed between the covers of n pamphlet
Depart in t : I - d '
'can." We ; recommend them t o our readers expenses, We regard . flie profiler') as satfsfae- nicely bound and 'tittered ••All 'fig Love."
a s• sprain:eats worthy the independence oft torilv solved. And :o this truly -be added The Postmaster suspected something wrong,
American citizens : atiotht•r important fart beatiug on the subject, I and opened the package.
viz ; : that. in ISIS, the number of letters f r - f..... 7 .. e .
... ,ass-
There always has been, and their still A l' I'o r I rdS On th e Philad e lphia,
exists to au extent scarcely. to be believed. a i , a , :t ‘ ll , l , r
,"° 1 i ' llr P ast afilePt '' I " as t almut 21 ... Wilmington and Baltimore , Railroad - fur the
In 1q49, it was 62 . 0 V 1 ,1 00 -tty're
prejlidice-a deep rooted aversic,n. to all ar- ‘' '' 1 •: 1- '• year ending October I, is - 50, airlolin( to
111:111 iWO and a half times as th . any, What as.
tides of the liner dts:criptions, :whieli bear IP t 04.0 0 0. A lloWiti‘ , 51 per cent. for ex pen
the inerease would have been without the
the stamp of Datnes:i.,-. Tht•y are considered Fes. the road realty earned 6 per cent. 'alt its
reduction in priers, we know not : Itt:f no one
as unfit fur use, they nre turned away from caPital of :di 000 OPO
supposes that ; if negertained.' it could .se i• in disgust. and iaquirt• is made fur similar '
oust i impair the strength or ti postlion, 1 .-- 7: The Funeral of- the late CorronVore
articles of foreign manufacture.
that dintinished rates had eausedtohis" qua: Edward Byrne, 17.'S2Navy. took Wet. in
Now t luthis look at this in a prope r li g h t ,
Is it to be doubted that our manufactures can increase itt eorrespondenee. „ .„4 Philadelphia on 11100 day last. His rernains
produce, of the same materials. goods al So far as we have its light:the i r,, experi- l wilt finally be deposited in Laurel Hill Cent
equal quality with those imported.? Are we
enee' warrants the belief that, itt a finaueial evert-.
to believe that licca.use an article has crosst el I Point oafttic* , a. farther reduction may be
the Atlantic it must neressarily be , of sumo-le made without hazarding the interests of the
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or fabric to those inanu t facturt:d On this side? Departmeht.
We ref rain freen inak itl7, any remarks upon
If we are,-where will this land us? NN here i
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inuilletual, and commer.
s will our Itational skill. our national pride i tin. sacial. m°ra t'
ein.l benefits Itkely to re. tilt from such an ac
-splay ilkoselves? We would answer,
berause they have been well
.' molt/ %Acre they are at the present time I, cahl .,l ta , utiatiaa '
, enoutso comprehended by the misses o f the
too o 'en fyi)nd." . ;
If-as is unquestion bly the fact --there is I I American people•tn determine their minds it:
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,that skill, that togenuity, , and that eleterrnio. , favor tr the proposed reduction.
The reasoits assigned in the minority re
ed spirit of rivalry among us-which, year I
port fur insisting upon a 'charge of two cts..
I after year, displays pen andgreat improv -
. ; first; that this is what is demanded by
meats, acid produces fabrics hitherto u are, fi
known. except as forein 7 why do the tn. _ I all memorialists' on the subject : serondly. 1
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' that it is belierCd to bid '••t tl • 1
! jer i tv o f consumers yet i treat with contenint e . equa.e. o it pur
poses of _revenue : and thirdly-, that it is bet- ,
I theste proofs of Oilr ihdepeltelellCC.s Of .exile'
naltonalrly ? Do they not epealt lueer thab t ter adapted to eur currenry than three...tviiirli ' a
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Is:viten aliquot part of any ofour present coins ,
words. Of the relationwe eland ia tai older !
countries of Europe? Do we not see in them 1 These reasons are in our judgment sufficient:
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the harbinger of our present and future glory? I The adopt toll of a uuifurm, rate, without
These are not words without facts to support i r j' rerellee t° distances, ala Y at fir ' -:t a P;' ear in " ' rir The Veto Juil.-T' 6 1 of : tia. Jail
rompatible with strict s'eluity ; y et, when it 1, • . ' l t t° e ' • new
, them; they are shadows cast
,by fulfils which has at len g th, been nnatly conclialM tiptin. mid the
have reality. . iis remembered that the patriotic impulses oft
, . , i ground was trei•bly broken on Thursday . morning
A. nierican Would le Id him to nrin, f ,„
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To such an eventis this opinion of the
. 1 er4 : r t .
‘ .., s , ods 'a , chseedy together as possible, in kind inter-i t 't, ndauon. the location is on Market lit..
inferiority of Americau manufactured ler Wet'll glii and 10th. on a lot porcha , :ed or Andrew
almost' conrse, all the people of our wideSpremtdo- , Rits,. , l. L ., ,
-carried, that - as is wttl known to
aintto enable our Government, in its Just .
iv fhe p!an adopted for tbe building is
every man of business-foreign Mel:" are ,' lll
de-ign iii Mr. I ane Lykens whose talents as
now in jicarly all i ss o inees ( t h ere ? v i tt , a ; Paterual relation, to gather ibent "even a , a : t i ll ';'
: t drau ght: Tan have been before spoken or in au•
hen ga t here; h her chickt•nsy- e there will be
few 11011Arrible'exeepnons) used upon dont( s- '
urged an etjection to this measure; t Joterne/. the ground dimemoons are 150 by 2 11
tic goods of the finer and morecostiv grades,: I
Touching the distinction hettyeen paid and , feet. . 11 lr , ,e hwidi"
. Will be of CUn g l Y Merat e S k r ile ,
to paw; them off as irnpurttd. Is -not tit.ts a
re . i et - drew rid front, 2 stories hi g h with a basement,
: Unpaid letters, the minority coMmittee
. stem which, to say the lea=t, is degrading
; and contasn 4U cells. ,It will be find-hed in Nor-
Jenny
that it would mulct the, a i i nnticent Te
• IU . our reaubliranism? . Is it not a disgrae'e ;
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when ; cover of a letter in a pettalte - 01 fl ee cents , ~ mail style, with the enclosure walls ! , iirmotinted at
Yenny Lind an ''.4.strono,ricr',2 , --Prof. Bond to our natne? If our ' , roods will
of 13oston gives the credit to '..Mad entoii , „efle :Ohl :15 fireign, why tral they not sell as •in con-equenee ()tithe neglect or imperil. ; the eoracTs hy eirettlar butoes,es and surround e d
' nes.re of the sender' ' This would eertainly , with battlements. Water will be supplied from a
a'l d b' ' Arse-nom?
Jenny of haying first c, c is aueeti ou !ti Now
• - . . Ibe the effect of such a discrimination. - ,
• re, ervoir constructed for that purpcis-e on an eleva
• there is to need 'o .d i sgu i se the fart i
the various phenomena presented by the great -that in mane Linds of goods the majority I Prepat went is, in our opinion, CS:••Clitial to j n on between Malsantango and Norl!!r"egian *rem!.
, a
meteor of the 30th ult. She! ems taking a sold as the preduetious of Engle:Ai ea Frenci a very the p system. By it the Cosiness of: The cells will be warm e d witti; iiet air, and the
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post efli..es is simplified and expedited., and ; whole building thoroughfy ventilated.
Telesdopic view of the P!anet :Saturn. near-, skill. are the result of that native ingenuity; i the
the dead loss of the dead letters is avoided : I The location was se!ected on accotmt of its (ten
to
ly in the line of the meteor'S'path TA ( - A ,. I which - the freedom of our iostit u tions etigea s i . ,
who do not ree.e.i.ve gratification to I venienee to the building materials, and the' facility
~ ' I drys,True, there liasteen a time when our' ' at! "'c'i
served a sudden flash of light:J*4H a moment :that atnoupt from the despair,' of 2 letter, , of obiuming,a supply of water. '
nialifactures were in their infancy-when i
' • ill not write, and their correspotidentS will I
&remits to its explosion. - Its, rerticaLheightl in many respects we were beltiod-ves, far. .". ' --
! thus (-scope 'the, peru.al of their valueless ! IV" Arcariii.-Mr. L. Womehlierft of . this
'from the 'earth is ascertained Ito have heen ! behind-the ieclustrians of Europe; but we
the use or ,fn i nps ,k,il I niwa s 1 BOWilgh,Whre out gunning on Wednesdaytast,
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;letters; and
erbout -50 miles, and its distanr.e front Cam- I glory io the feet that tires; ,jars are now no
o = enable au inquirer to save his. correspondent narrowi escaped a fetal accident lie was using
bridge in a north-eastern direr-tiOn 100 lurk's. ; more. ' - _ a doub!e-barrelled gun, and. while loading one bar
e,e, retuarks we allude m ore, pirtieu the "Tense of Pcliaite-
It was seen irt -different partsonf the Cuited 11 lu th _ , , . we -- allude
' - . I Respecting we do not .c lt d
e , e. rcl, the otbeC, by suave accident, •
M Q., di , ChUrged,
arly to the eta -s, usually ratted dry eotels , newspapers,
States, and is remarkable fort having been . I t-
Jut euow equally well that in o th er de b et.. .' 1 propriety of marking ally Stettqine. 10 car' the re', • • r , to', • • ebntents - pasting through the front and crown
is ; social tee,ings, 'woieti newspapers promote, lor his hat, slightly cutting his forehead. and lodging
visible near'ls minutes, b e f or e it fluailv dis, . tams. of maelfactures the int prover:tent
• .. .1 •is alm o st beyond hehof, lie all the goods o f twe should keep these out of view. But - we I one grain of shot above
their]te Rose. His right Mind
appeared. - ' ',l t i the class alluded to. the product of American 1, think there are good reasonSwhy every jour- 1 wus much lacerated, o, passing throngh it ;
' The Pennsylvania Alialason,'S'lai e Convert- ' Looms, were sold as such,
we could then eal eboutd.cireulate either freely or at the the left is also injured, though but slightly. He is
!arrive at some enproxiMation el the amedut : . •
. smaltest possible 'cost in its county or publi. considered in no dangxr, though his 'intonate es
hen, held at' West Chester last week must
..1 'of deception svhich yearly is prac '
et ,,d tip„ : 4- W.ton. The county papers are the mediums 4 cape is. almost minuoilotet.
have been a rich affair..- Sotne, - ;Of the speak- i those who, by their • •,t dice • lat . home information, and the organs of the
~- p.c . ) ices, compel this ; ,
'
ors proclaimed the American eevolutiou .aa iloreignizind douiestic good-s. There is a !county cou r ts. Many social interests require
failure acid that .Washington'ivas a fa il ure.' reutedy, an:l it is easily arrived at. In plax..ei marriag e emation Their record of every
that „Gederni Taylor „i t ,. a rn i mter o f I n i, ' t
of thio despising, let there be 0 glorying tra; I ainl every death ma r he importaut
: hemante. Instead of praisian' the pro d ucts ' testimony at simile periotrof time. Estates
quity," and has. gone down to his Father. ' t . . .. :'• are ft"urt I * ^ ''"
(x um own work shops as imported, call . .. 1v or Iflc o alls th-po.ed of by bequest
o
.:he Evil one ; that " Washingtori ) . was as 1 ; t h em t n . their - proper names , telt they'are .or apportionment' , as these faithfully complv
onfamous as Millard Eillmore,",both'of them ; Americor t ; and w
praise them as such, • I wi th th e Tcouisitione of the las, or omit to
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having signed a fugitive Slaye -741 w; I
Let us net ;resit for die millions of Et,- :du so. These and many othereoesiderations
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Nothing is more contemptible, l pope, hut rem o
ember ur m ii ttuas at i onte. 1 detriand the distriblitioo ofw
nespare,rs io the
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. , than a fa -
American manufactures deserve our etiroue- ' c°uoties of their issue at the lowest possible
maticism e . •
hose• contracted little soul will a ' dI . - 'cost t 1 d
gement, an i facts were ma de pu bli c, eve° t te•Tea er•
:admit nothing, . beyond the "oni• idea'.' of ifs should be overwhelmed with instances whet ‘t We have as 'vet seen no good reason for
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idolatry. - ' !tie" test, yes fir the best goods of certain i utscnntinating between other kinds, of matter.
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-- e -- • - •••••••7 ---- ':, 'kinds, though as English, are entirely of! Pamphlets, handbills , cirrulars;',and hotrod
A Row in Ltiittimore.-A terrible 'fracas home productions. But so firm is their pre . I and uubound books, if too weighty for letter
. occurred . in that city on ,MOnday night. at , , judices fired in-the minds of consumers- 1
1 postage,and not etceeding thirty-two ounces,
June's Circus. .
'theta three hundrestrowdies t that the mere connexion of "American" wish should. us reconiniended in the seeoud section
assembled outside and commeneW throwin4, a fabric. induces the call for "imported" and ; of the onnlmittee's bill, be charged two cents
stones through t h e =loam ininrin
_,..... , seller s are found-too often, indeed-who ian ounce. This is low enough to induc e th e
of the audience with' TI - g 7"" ra ' sedulously conceal this fact, atid,stamp with '
Jorwarding. of valuable matter, without-loss
HI. . ley finally eti.bed 1
-- ;he titleof "loreien" anarticle Made almost Ito the Department, 'and hieh enough , being
s ,
into the ring and broke' up the ' et' .
P e -clatarice• 1 within hearing of the purch - aser. Look, foul PreJmtd. to preVent tibuses.•
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- lire . Learn from the Elkton phl. ', instance, at the article of Crpetities, panic- 1 The change in the franking priviiene, as
„) 'Mg! ularlv- in the finer kinds Brus.sels,e.Tapestry,l recommended in the seventh section of the
that, the 'Wheat cr'op of - Cecil coV II ; ' -
LAY has : floc. As has --erh.... dy been disclosed by a ',Minority report.' is strictly just. There I
suffice&
; much from the ravages of the fly, 1 dealer in the article, these goad's are barraiia- I should remain no tong,er any species of taxa- ;
Some fields, early. sown, have been plou g h e d I hly sold n's English, and on aczount of their I tion upon this Department. The pos:age of ,
up and re-sown, the first seeding having b een i superiority in style coloring and quality, .s e te 1 public agents,, growing out of their official
completely eaten up. ' f• actually preferred to the bona fide iniported f duties, should be defrayed as other cipea ses
• i goods. Just so with another article in th e ? bY the GoventMent. .and from I(l'6n:tate
- . rs
Jeany Lind left Philadelphia on Monday I same Itue, heavy Boor Oil Cloths. To coo- :source. Under sucb regnlationa, also, - the
Lsurtiers; these, 'he Soche persons, are war. 1 privtlege would not be liable to abuse , for the
/asf.._ She is . expeeted to retoirti in ilvo or I ranted "old teiefis.h goods," though made I accountability. _of ,each officer would lie in
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thrie NV...if , . ' - •. ' almost at theiFif ot , r. ; . creased. .
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illincrs'
Saturday - Incirning, Oct. 26.
THE ear.ss:
The Press is' Considered, aa "expression of
the sentiments of the cothlottnity in which
it exists., and is, or at least Might - to be. in a
-great measure responsible fdr the tone . of
, 'feeling generated :where its , opinions are
circulated. The opinions ;Of readers are
more or Ins moulded accordilig to the cast
,prepared by the • writer : 'arid a lane pro
portion are willing to adopt his views, sup
•posin,g 'that he has inperior , facilities for
formjngthena Correctly, rather than be
bledio look up authorities, arid enter upon a
critical examination, for thethsclres.. Such
investigations are by commoßcon.sent lett as
the piorince of the writer. therehire, he
wilfullyiuppresses • informatitin or tniscon
strues thc'truth, he is virtually - and legally
responsible fur' the incorrect prejudices he
creates. But the.. Press is noi melint merely
as the refleCtion or thorougirs fur %the
Mews of the day ; its object iS'itigter it is
- intended as the tedium of ust:ful'aud correct
inforcnatiOn, and the dissemination of, hopest
and upright sentiments anaonisr all classes of
- the people. The effect bfa rood toned paper
is telt everywhere in the neighborhood of its'
•cimulation., always 'a welconie visiter
to the family fireside, and diffuses a . glad and
-cheerful spirit among all its Members:, Here ,
;the responsibility is most iniportant. The
editor of the family newspaper contributes
no small share toward the tnental and moral
training ofthe youth of th'e cotnnaunitv. '
and no effort should Ksparetilin the exercise
of his discretion, to cfreate a thirst fur kaowl
redge, and cultivate a propt4 and elevated
tone of morals.
THE SUIT CONGIIF:SS.
In a few weeks Congress will reas-seml le.
Many important subjects, in' . 4•liich.' the peo
ple are directly interested - will no tb.fibt be
brought up for disrussion, ami we hope, ac
tion—for paSt'•experience proves that they
are not inseparable terms. 'The • Fugitive
glarelare, Postage Reforin,:TaritT regula
aions and:other similarly prOmiuent meas.
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lures trill most probably much atter'.
•
trot. Every one should he ready and prompt
is the eap,ression of the wisliis hf the pet.-
Os:to have these leading measures brought
up at once. Mad disposed of at the earliest
moment. They involve interests vital to the
welfare of the country and a're,intimarely con
nected•with her prosperity mail therefore de
:serve an'early cotisidemtion.
FOR ZIGS
The Steamer Asia arrived:at New York
on Wednday. morning, With Liverpool
dates to the 12th. A tremendous Storm oc
curred on the,sth 6th and itltUl . ong the coast
of England and Ireland. , The shipping is
reported to have greatly suffered. , A gieat
military review took place near Paris on the
10th. • 25,900 troops were on•theg,round, of
which'nurnher One ha'' were:, cavalry. An
attempt was, made on the 51h, by thellols
tein arrny,to take the town ;of Fredericks-
tadt by storm, but theAmel repulsed thetn.
A second attack was afterwards Made,
a desperate struggle ensiled, kt---which both
-
parties suffered seve i re losses. The conflict,
it was expected, would be -renewed next
' morning. The Holsteiners greatly in
-want of fupd. They have applied to Ger
many for assi s tance. An open rupture is.
expected between Austria .and Prussia. and
the relations of the German power, are con =
sidered very precarious. • .
The Pres:del:hal 21finsion.:::-It will be re
membered that President Filltnors, when
entering upon his duties in July last, did not
move into the President's fit#tse iu Wash
ington, but preferred a pleasant residence
opon the heights of Georgetown.. The le:-
'xer-write,rs immediately assighisl as a reason
for histboice that the white house was unz
heahby_th e basement damp lie:, We learn
.from the Republic, that a dryer`lascaient can
not any' tvhere be found. Tlie strong and
superb walls, built With, Rcitian eetnerir.
„stand upon an excellent foundation. and be
neath the fla , g,rs and brie!;-pavieg the ,and
perfectly dry. Considerable repairs are iu
progrms, but only such as time;has rendered
„necessary And not fur the 'rexsobs previously !
.assigned, 3 ,
Narnr.l.
Atlantic
Pacific,
N•Nrrtic,
' Franklin.
, Humboldt,,
' Columbia,
Florida,
Havre
Pacific
`,%:vannala
Pacific •
Cliarlesfoft "
Pne ilie
Charleston
Liverpool
Pacific •
Chases
EMI
North America, Parifie
San fr.anciseu,
Charleston "
Venezuela Navy.
It is useless it this time to carry the thing
further. lf consumers would-abut - consult
- their own interests—the interestts id their
rountrr, and adopt the mottO: "American
Manufactures deserve our Encouragement,"
and nor turn in Aisg,ust front them, as gem:l
- tagion was linked with the word "d omest ic'
;we - should hare natty about Protection, cm
'differences on the Tariff, and a peaceful, hap
py laud to dwell in.
- - Then the intention of iich exhibition as
the one. we haVe alluded) ..would be
pecitnens of oar skill would pour,
into them: and . ere a few short years should
- 'fill their course and leave their notch on the
record of titne,'.we should train that point to
which we are aiming—to belndependent by
'ourselves—aud• fret. from the rest of the
worhE '
THE
,MINERS' JOURNAL AND ' .pOTTSVILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER.
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Florida Electron. --Cabal hare:been re-elec
ted to Congress , frofu : this 'State. -He is a
Whig;htit ran aS the Union c4ndidate. It
is yet , doubtful . which partr,will have - the.
majority in the Legislature. • A United 'Plates
Senator is to he elected in placeloi Yr . : dee.
; It is nremarkable fact that the proMinent
Whigs of tlie South are in lan' of' iperni
on, Messrs. Stephens, Toombs,l,nod 'others,
being now engaged in canyas.ling some of,
States makiu,g speeches in its favor, while
the Oovernors of IVississippi, 'Alabama. and'
S, Carolina, with other leading Locofocos, I
are, using all their influence to the ontrary.
---
.4gracultural anual ex
'hibition of the Phila. Society for'prcsmoting
agriculture', Was held,ai the Riding Village,
ou Wednesday and Thursday or last week.
ThL misplay is said to have nrc 4 er been sur
passed it equaled on pay previduS occasion.
/rt . the several depart Merits of Ilorses, Neat
Cattle, Oxen, Sheep, Swine, PoOtry.,'lmple
penis, and_, produce, theeontributions were
full and excellent, au& elicited favorable re
marks from all present.
!Comrades in Philadilphia. —A serious of-
Tray occurred at a German Ball" 'or.) Monday
night. in which George Emery,;ir is feared
.Was mortally wounded. Capt. F: W. Binder
~ and two others were arreittd, Mid commit
- r
ted fur trial as the assailants.
On Wednesday, James Groves' was arrest
ed for causing the death cf a fonale, about
2 , ..1 years 'of age. named Mary IWels . h, lip•
stabbing her with a knife. The! afrair crea
ted much excitement as it occur I #d in open
day-light between 12 and 1 o'clock in a pup,
tilous part_ of the city.
To Resiorc the Golorof the hart.- -The fol
lowing recipe is represented as I effectual in
restoring the original colOr of the hair.
.)t is
said to have been accidentally dis.covered by
Gen. "Twig,gs on its application; to a wound
iu the held:
'1 Drat. Lac•Sulphor,
do. Sugar of lead,
•
4 oz. Rose-WS'a ter,
Jliz well in aphid! and apply to the; hair
a week or longer accessary. "
Scitntifii- Derotion.—A grent ; Co - rtgress of
the medical men Europe is nliour to be
held in France for the purpose of, testing the
virtues of a' :newly . ilisccivert:d iremedy for
madness, and forthe biles'Of venomous ser
pews; ty means-of "Cedrone" .ted,---Ales
aeurs Guillethin and Fournier have offerred
themselves as' suh;eets for the. experiment.
As; Associattati lias been•forrned at Jerusa
lem, which has for its object the : literary and
seieutipe investigation of all subjects econnee
ted with the I,lolv - Land.' The members are
all Protestants,' and ther' reside :within the
territory: embraced between the 31editerranean
and tbe'Eaphrates. the Nile and the Orontes-.
The Ant.llecian Bishop of 'Jerusalem holds
the office as patron. Several persons rest,
ding at halt, Datnaseus,, and Bev rout are
corresponding members. The Papers read
will be formed into a . volurne . and' published
annually. Much'. light. it is believcd, will.
in this manner, be thrown upon many im
portant subjects in li!erpt tire.
and various branches of science. "
1 .
7 1 / 4 a Remains of the late Cortnikidore
Jones will Be removed from Philadelp:tia
to-dav, and re-interred, in the Wilmilizton
and tlrandv wine Cemetery, at the request, of
the eitizen ,Diaware, his native Rove.
77 - .1 New Method of applyin-7, Steam to
machinery has liven Jaudy invented by Mr.
Wilder of Detroit. The oigine ;is rotatory,
and is said to be much more . - cotnanical than
the ordinary engines now in use..
ag"The munber of pianos annually manu
,ficiared in the United States is (iomputed at
one hundred thousand. Scarcely any are
imported.
Aroident on the Rgilr; 111.—.AIT. Joseph
Ladde. an F.ngineer on the Loenmotive "31issiouri"
in leaping from the Engine whi e.in notion, near
the Palm Alt o wood mat ionfon i'tsemday lam, tripped,
and tell with une of his 15s on the track. The
k:irgiee over and seriously crushed it above
the ankle. Ile
,was immediately tuken np and con
veyed to his reMdence near by. ..ftre. Carpenter,
of this place, and Brown of Port Carbon, were
,ent.for. and =planted the 'limb below the knee.
His bead wat , Om, somewhat injured; but we are
happy to learn that he is now doing
rir AtulAreident.—We regret to learn the roe;
eurrence or a fatal neeident at
,}lr. Geo. Potts'
Black Mine Colliery, on Saturday last. Francis
Brady, - of it nint Carbon, was entering the mine
early in the tnoming. by an unusual way., and came
immediately tinder the pump shaft. Its motion is
vertical, - and in deteending, it crushed him within
ii.spacebf fdleen,inches, between the shaft and the
ground. His bOdy was frightfully mangled,. and
iaCe Was extinct in fifteen minutes alter. He - leaves
a wife and family to mourn their sudden bereave
ment.
rirAreident at Tremont. 7 —A boy about 16
years of age, Son of Mr. RusAeli of that place, fell
from a Hickory Nut tree; a distance of near 30 feet
on Wednetday laSt, and WWI mortally injured by
lighting on a mass of rocks and stones beloue. Ile
died.on Tharsday motaitig. At this sca.on of the
year it is c:preially necessary that parents caution
their children against the danger of ill inibin6..,
total 'affair -0.
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1 ; prlVinter Evert ing,.—The ammements hare
1
not yet begun in regular.style; but from the enteis_
1 tainments already proptisettl, together with others
iin embryo, ottreiti,zetas may'anceipate im unirscally
pleasant !Talon, The 1, 3 hilharmCnie and Literary
tiocieties hold their meet intrAon Tuesday and Wed
Inerday Brenings. r ot each we;e1:: By . the' way
Ladies, What ba4r becoMe of the rpirit.of the So
eiabl? We hope thei; will not be neglected •
IThey were prominent nursetiunti in the round of
last winter's entertainments, and their revival will
, no doubt be hailed ivith a general welcome.
17" New 'Cleurrh.—The new Church, of the
Associate Itefoimed PieAyteriung, now building
in - Marl:et s.lreet, is rapidly.: progressing, and will
soon be ready for the Atie of the Congregation.
The building measures .73 by ,45 feet. The usual
Church ferViOed Will be ' , COM(' story.
The basement is intended for a Lecture Room and
tbe &.ib6th Svl
. 1091., The front is finished in Gre
cian style, ‘-itti w recess a tW. second flOor, and
two huge timed columns. The ,design is neat,
and the tiniklitig, when be a prominent
ornament to our Borough.
.;
LW . .Military !,; . .) mpan ies ou
parade were well tilled an itonduy, and did ample
cmlit to the martial rpilt °like Region, St ; Clair
and Schuylkill_Havett. were• reprennteti Ly
their respactice companies. .The• National Light
Infantry; of the latter named p!aceonder commaad
of iiesser, turned Ma Well, and eresemed
handsothe appearance. 'The-rompany has lately
hCen organized, and this iyas theii first parade with
the 'Regiment: •
rr Cana Making MAL, we ob
serve, h ; p 3 token the Conch iluking, F.;ttubtbhment
lolely kept I) . y Frederick :dourer, it: 311 otreet. }ir
k well known to our ititi r
zeno tet tur excellent :We
elianie„antl trout hix previous esmerietee in the
bu: ; ineso, will nti , doubt be able tt miit his eu,tomerA
with C.,,Arritiges,lWagolis paTel,iieles of every de
ve;iption, iu thelbeA
rir 7 1 / 4 e lreritlar.—Durivg the first lets days of
the 'week, we lt almeskeonelndetl duct the Clerk
had mi.ditid,his Almanaeland forgotteft the season.
W'e Were 104 iifs for a se , contt edition of 'ft...Mut:Der.
And thet?sfriii Moonlightr-eleur and coaxing. Ah,
;11,r. Printer, ill we were only what wt" "used to
was ' wotagive you'settliment iet tentimcnt.
Areident Thomp-om of this
Borou.gb.„ tiorne what Mimed by a bale of hay'
thrown 911 1 a wai t :4(4-'o.i 'rue: J ot - ay lust. ,The team
ster while uttloullinr: did not 0f...0 . ..t-e hi.. being near.
Though flinch b i riii,sed and oi.liged to remain 'bed
tut mfew days,„ we are figt.py to learn that
rivorcrip;;.
•
arta . ter - a
ry' rs'inciety was fix : oreal
ur tiskal; with n.prowiled liou; , e, Weant,day
eVe'ning. We tinilerstand the members are talking
0 . 1 - procuring a la*r fount for their meeting=, the
pre-ent one being too small to neconuatxiate tlnr
audience wilally in attendants. Rev.:llr. Cotiley's
lecture was-an &Ile prothwtion, and highly inter-
MEM
L.V":lllilitary Bull.—Tlt . ; !tall 'given
,by the
Artillerists, 01 . 1 3fonilay night. wrist well attended,
and is reinrsen fed as highly agreeable to all pret•ent.
Alneb credit is due the 3latia l . T ers for their tithaira
hle arrangements. The cotripuny.liare recommen
ded Jheta,elve, 1,,r a future oCeasion.
v Cult,: House first notes reached
us on Weitnerilay. The time is deeided!y musicul
--deep and clear; and if it he on index to the char
acter or the future proceeding. of the Court, they
are destined to make conArknab!t: noie hereabouts.
Sehools. 2 —Tlie tollowing Directors
%yin I,:qie—Tackets Inr atluil,Pion into) the Public
Sehnols un the fir4t 1170n41;iy- in Novelnlwr:—.-
.N14.,,T:. Jamey, Foe L t. ., B. liakmun and J. Sealer.
re' illeit„..f t rrie will 1x• bt•rt on
[For the Uinrre' Jmumnl.)
LIFE AT A WATER cl , ItE Ih:STABLIAII3IENT.
.IThOtr,l Il rtl,l:4o•ll,trter, N.l" , Ort .
Abe 111N -N-20.
f now find mvsell ut flal.-teifs flail,
thoroughly initiated into the mysteries of a Water
cure estut.: i.. Innen!. und then-fine pn weed aceording
to priontze, and alter the niminer of Goiters abroad
now-a /lays, to describe the mode iir living, treat
/limit. &e:. Se.: , , -
- At 5 o'clock in tit& inorniiv. the liell ring' , tor
all hand. 10 ri-e-La 'mad coins, into yrnir room with
a wet sheet hanging uenws his arm, you jump mit
of
_leaf in a hurry and prepare for a fatek ; the wet.
sheet i. then 'rpiead un the Lisfil, and, you get in, lie_
on you , back,, with your hands by your titles, he
then liegins'to tuck you' in first wtiii the Wet ,Iteel
Wit! !lien With 111111-a-dozen or more cotofor;ers :
i their i. nothing now to be ,11,!11 of yuu but Your
' head -ticiiint: cut. and.you look just like tin irgvp- ,
' hail mummy (only 1101 7.0 WWl' Of the linen 11111 '
More of 11!e Woolen core-rim:4 It i. ill1p0,,i1):e 1.1
KO out Ol'lllis ills, 1.0 there iS iso me in trying :you
tin there anti hour or ITbOre• Until put geit . thireng,lily
'warm or in a ;simile perspiration. y1I(/ art• then taken
out and gt•t a gentle shower kith, then dress. milk 1
a mile or more, and you are ready for lireuktilst ;
von sit down with a good appetite and partake of
Ilread and Afilk. Potatoes. Fruits. Boiled Rive,
Cracked Wheat. &c . Sc , 'with a goof! deal of
Mario. in fact nothiwz 1. exeltutcti from the table hut
Meats. 'feu and Coffee. :".liort!Y after breakfa....t
von go into the Bowling ,Ssihsiti and excrcke tin
half an hour or more. after.wilich you can walk to
the eity. read the morning papero. and retiim by
half-pmd ten; you then rest halt an hour, and at II
repair to the Ciyinnasitim ahil exercise for half an
hour; you my then ready for u esitz tiath.' which is
nothing more . or less than a bathing lob half filled
IA - 4.113 Water, ill Whlell yOll toil 101'10 or 15 minutifis.
F lu is quite ainming to see some dlogim.or more
-' taking this bath; a row of tut: are Owed round
1
the room ancipu hike your position one'opposite
the other. lou can read a paper, or laugh and
crack jokes as you please until your time is up. I
1 You now take a_little exercise and are ready for
dinner. after which you are at liberty to exercise
Idr. any way 'you may think proper; until -lo'cicitit.
whee :tie tlynintisium exercises tigain commence.
I 1 After tin-7 are over you take another rite truth, and
i you rre ready for supper, which in much the name
.. us lirealcfus;,. ;Soon Mier supper you tolk. a foot
, bath cif 10 minutes, and you are then readylo pans
. the evening in any way that seems nuett agreeable
; to tour taste ' ether. in tinging, dancing, playing
m
gae., or what not", and at 9 o'clock you are ready
, to retire and :Tend the night in gentleand refresh,.
1 mg :deep, or dream of par4r,.rits, tudis 4-e. At 5
o'cletek, next morning, you rise and go throu r ,, h
: much, the Fume treatment, which is oyeasionalli
varied a+ the ezee may requirti. Nearly every the
that is able. on first coming to the Ihstitution taken
a p.zek, the first thife ,, ' in the Morning; and if you
hare not slept well through the night, you ran take
a delightlin nap for an hour, or two while in the
pack. It in soothing to the nerves,' and I have
known many, %shim once in; diShke.to coral 001—
myself among the , number.. Speaking of hnthi,
there are it great many kinds: find, the dipping,
sheet, which is considered one of the most pleasant
--th e - hower, the half bath, the pitinge, the douche.
the sizz, and others There are other [anent reme
dies ii.ed nere in connection with bathinf,f, whic'h
greatly facilitate the cure, and which are only used !
ut this hoditution. At-other water'eure establish
ments they depend upon the efficacy of water alone
to perform the cure, which in most cmes is slow.
Antnng other things used here, the Galvanic Bat-
Turk is brought into requisition. and is found a great
auxiliary, as it has a wonderful effect in strength
ening the. nerves and eqiailizing the circulation.
This Institution probably has. greater bUCCeSs in
treating spinal comp'aints than any other in the B.
States, and cures are performed in about half the
time, that it would require al a re^,ular water cure,
where they depend upon water alone. But Doctor
ilalnted's, greatest success lien in trcatit4 IhilSe
maladies peculiar to the female constitution, and he
has bad patients from nearly every State in the
Union, who were brofrAt here perg.etly helpless,
but heve returned home in an almost incredible
short prone or time, free froth all their difficulties,
dual nre now doubtless Offering up the prayers of
glad and grateful hearts for, the I/octorn welfare is
having so nuccessinlly rentoird them in health to
the hosornsif their happy faiddi;ies.
Yours, Respectfully,
,
AT A STATED NlONTHLY.ltleeting of the
Schuylkill County Mudival Society. hetd in Potts.
Ville, Oct.. 2. 16 0, the subject of the demise of Dr.
Thomas H Brady, late Vice President of the So•
ciety, was introduced by Di. E Chichester, tfy a
tew appropriate remarks, upon the profitssiodal
stauding , and private:As-orib of the demi-ed, attth ;
which the President and Secretary were appointed
a Committee to trepare resolutions exprestove of
the loss they had sustained in the decease of their
late Vice President. They reported the following
resolutions which were unanimously adopted :
Resolved, That the . Society learn with deep
emotion the melancholy announcement of the death
of its esteemed Vice President, Dr. Thos. H. Brady.
Resolved; That iu giving
.utterance to their feel
ings et the event, the S.lciety are sure to express
at the same time,
_those of the proti•ssion of which
the deceased has been • for a length of 'time an es
teemed member, utxt of the community amid Which
he toiled so faithfully and ably.
Resolved, That the example lea by the deceased
of devotion to his professional duties, of skill, joined
to SI frank and manly bearing in the . exercise of
them. be received by us as an example worthy of
our imitatiou.
Resolved, That the,above proceeding.", with a
list of the names of Om members of tho,Society tie
publistted,in the Miners' IMAM
GEO. W. DROWN, M. D. Si' tc'y.
• Geo. Halberstadt, M. D. Cot% Sealq
•W: Howe!, Id. D. .•;J. S. Carpenter, M. D. Tires.'
J. G. Koehler, M. D. Levis Royer., M. D.
S. 11. Shannon, M. D. Enoi Chichester,-M. D.
D. J. Meltibbiu, AL D. Anthcuty Hearny, p.
Um, K. 1,. Ebur, M. D. '
•
FARMERS READ THIA E. Uuntingtoo l of
1 Pen Van. K. Y..in his order tir George W. Merchant
for dinee-Gargling OIL says:—Your Gargling Oil
i• sheeting with le /toed recePtionin this county, and
gives good setisfactiv e. Fanners who have once
used Hoe article. Invariably recommend it to others.—
sir tidally gaining reputation as a general remedy for
Horse's, and we hope to increase the sales thiv sum
mer."• Bee advertWeinerit in this paper. A pamphlet
of description may be had gratis of the attnt. •
ANOTIIED FiCIEN"fiFIC WGItDERt—pErEIS,
tie reit Digestive Pardee - Distils Jake! A great
:)ysliepsis Cuter. Prepared from Benet, or the foarth
stomach of the Ox. after directions of Baron Litbig,
the treat Physiological Chemist, by J. E. Ileughion„
N. D.; No. II North Eighth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
This Is a truly wonderful remedy for Indigestion. DYs
pepsta, Jaundice. Liver Complaint, Constipation and
Debility, coring after Natore's own method, by Na
ti/WS own agent, the Gastric Juice. Bee Advertise.
„linen& in another.column. ,
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611 T rsviLLE; lIARK EIS.,
i- CORCIECTEII 'WEEKLy FOR TUE JOUR N AL.
1
Wheat Flour. bbl. 05 62 Deal poachcs Azed. *3 00
Ryo ' do do, .4 SO do do yapper/. 125
Wheat, bitahel fll Dili apple+ paired 1.00
Rye. `, do ' - COi F.**".'doseu 11
Cora. , do ' 60 1 listter, 1 CM k-1
nait, do- 43 I iltioulOcii. ' . Stu. 6
Pntatorts. do 501 Hams, 9,t0 12
Timothy B,.t;ed, 950 114 y, too li 50
Clover do "3 50 plaster, . 560
MARRIED
lu Mtnersvill.nn the nib mat., Rev. M.
Merit, Mr WILLIAM LAWTO.N to Mu. 61&I1Y
WELCll,bothoflyteuvillc. Q,'.
AF Woorls14; tbn 19111 bx thin Iler• •Af
IterrL, Mr" ISA&C GOOD,IIAN to :4110$ 3IARGARET
IMOVEIt, both of 2.lcbuylkill county.
ZLED.
At his rraid , nen Li this Boroogh, on Monday last,
Mr. IS tlb ISETZ, la* Cnintniasio.ner of this noway,
agrd about 45 Snits.
€2. TH E POTTSVILLE LITERARY SOCIETY
. ctilll hold Its nest regular meeting at FtWWI
MIL on Wcdne-day evicting, October 3u, MU, at
o'clock.
Lenore. by Thomas 11. Walker, EN.
Suldert—"Civil and Reltgious Liberty ell er ihe,
Reformation."
Reader—R. 11. Robin, Erg.
Dcbare—" Dors Wealth glvß more Indio nee than
Talent
Affirmative—lv C WOolvan, G. 11. Clay. Negative
II:I. cake. • -
By order of the Society;
]OS. S. NeCALLA, Sec'y
(el- N
.OTICE.—TitEas WILL BE A TEMPEN
4. atice reeving held In me ,:sons of - TCmperancr.
Potisvil le, on Friday Evering. Npvenrher Ist at
it'clock. The Rev. Air. Philips win he expect.' to
deliVer • lecture in the Welch, and the Res. Mr. Neat
and other!, re the Es' orllrth Language.
The public ate respect rtilly trivia.) to a.toshl,
_
E ArISOCI . 1 1TE REFORMED Pli — E$111 : 1 - 1:-
,f9RIAN Congregailon,worehlpping In ThornriJon's
oiliv building corner of Market and Second sts. have
moved:lmp the large topper Mall or tra!d holtding,
ix here religious, worship will be conducted every Sab
bath, by Rev. I). T. Coma Win. Services to commence
10{'o clock. A. M.,and 4 o'clock. P.M. soma Ore.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
aRRYICES wll.t. tat: lIELD
- , 54". -a, In ibe Octdral Presby,teriant.tuarch to-mom - Jut
Evenitig. , Seruton by the Rev. Mr 131:etio.
,
Lt.oh TILE RELIGIOUS SERVICES OF TII E
4. 4 r gems.) Ilfelhodist Episcopal Chorei, in ilorket
Stieet, wit) be WAS al 10 o'clock, A. Id_ and it u - .
—no seticieca iM the ovelo)ny, nett) ferthkr notice.
WANTED, Ao.
EEO
INANTED—FIVE TEACH-
I ea wanted far the Schnoia in South, Manielm
Marks. The Dnord or Directors will meet on the
i6th'nfnvetnbee. laso.ni the hoore orßaniel M Reber.
where applicants will attend for rsaminntion.
• THE DIRECTORS.
Oct. `l6, 18'50 , 4z
. .
WANTED. AN 'INTELLIGENT BOY OF 001,1 D
vat habits, who has resolved's good eduention
15 or 76 year,' of are, will be taken as an apprentice
to ill , ' Printing business at this .ndliee. None but one
Who on brine good resonimendstisnr, and who
some up to tbe above mentionea. requisites heed rip
plv.
IV ANTED AT PITTSTON-400 LABORERS
1 AND AO MINERS win Mid emptnyment
through the Palland Winter.' to sink Shafts and open
'Tunnels I;ir Apply to J. 11..11081E,, -
'or lit the Office ante Pennsyltania Coal Co.
Ow. 19. MO • . 42 2t
I kr At TED.—AN INSIDE SRTI 4 ERINTENDENT
VI wanted, by oblt subscriber. at his /Pack Move
GEO, 11. POTTS.
Ott, 12, 1850,
' W NT 14 [7...The School Direc
t tore of wavn e townsh4,, will meet on the 26th
day of October Instso.l. at ID terlork A. at. at tap
rol•fic (loose nt William !Diner, FronleosAttra, aa
wdA trrwnshlp, ro,, the purpose De appolut Teacher,-
fIo• the rapoltir term of time errorrihs. None shoot,'
aapty escepring they are we❑ gnnliQr•d F•r teaching'
a school. The schools are to corirtienee on the food ,
or Novrinbnr next. TIIF. I:ll2LlCTivrtte.
(Lee. Se, tear, 41-31. I
, 41141 /I PAINTER TVA NTERobWANTI.II)
fatmettrate , ,ly:a first-rare rost.ch painter na I.h.lit
Work. INI• nr. other ne-rnl appry. Address by letter I
(1) 0- t - Pahl).QT,ip persoo.
_
• lirISTAR A KILT.
Sept.:. VISO J Pottpvilte, l'a
to D. BALL—ATTORNEY AT LAW—Miners
40. vine. P...
Ort. 19: 1650. • '42 tr
'l - 'I4OS. R., L. ED2122, 41. .1).. OFITITA Of:4
Profe , sion d l services 10 liar citizens or Port Per •
loin and ileinhy. Ile will be liaPPY , '"Naiton all who
may Of, fit to rive him a tail. Office in the Loose for
merly orrupied by /Mane Wiley. Referenr•
Port railion. Oct. 5, 1.850 40-tr
I %LA S 111
P'OTHI, ON THE ETiIIOPEAN
I /PLAN, NO. 135 Foltottr i lfeet,hrilistien Broadway
and N. 11.6313 Street. New York - . 11° and 4220 per
Week. 37/ rtenta per nigbt.
October 5. ISSO
DP:BOYAR. BY FIRE iI 7 TBE
11 bre resprilfulty In fortns his friends end the pnlillc
eerier' ify. that fair the Rresext. he has Re ripened his
Masi:trate. Genrrot beeney and Conve,ancine nfliee.
In Market sneer, Pottsville, oppnAire Ilia nld stand.
aPti Itrf t &In/WM Donor Nicholas,• neng erne', whrr~
relll be pleased at all times raiefuny and prompt ly
to nitnmt to MI enheetions. urgencies and all business
svifh which he may be entsnseed.
X. X. wiLsonr, .
22, IPSO 38. I•
_
L'IDWARIO SHIPPEN, ATMRN-EY AND
17.4 COIINSELi.pII atLarr:Philadelplnra.vriltattand
tn rnltectintra and all mbar leaal bomfess In the Chi
afriAtadelphia.adjainine cnuntinn and etsvwbert.-
015.: Nn. 19 Niftiest/tat. PMl:Wein/rm.
stiEnwinr,' Fr:VW/MGR ONO MIL
11,•ing (Mee, Pottsvi le, Pti.—Dearre In Miceli ,
rent Bank Notes. Bills or Exettanee. CerittUatea or
I).!posits. Cheeks and Drills. Checks for pate tm
Philadelphia and New York, in aorns to nth.
Muth 0, issn. rt.r
nblroa. O. lIJEsst.szn.,IIO3I(EOPATFOC
ifYBICIA Refunied" hie Office go one of the
Brick Muss* in Coal Street, Pottavinn.
April : 2B,lBM. - 18 tf
D IriEDITIFI —Rani Estate areney 01-
4 flentrr Re ontonhtle. tieheyikltiCounty. Pa.
Arent Tier the gain and pnrchare nr Real Estate.
Agent for Lands. apd collection of Rents.acc.
tart. 18, IMI. 44.1 y
Q A DEVEL nATIT2..IIISTICE Or Tits PEACE,
"k 1 Pottsville. Will attend nmmptly to Colloottotts:
A erodes. Porch:lse strd taste of Real Emote. &C.. in
Sehity lit Mt. Mike in Centro Street. open_
site the Town Ralf• Oct VW.
- -
A- G IR:NCY—For the rownefiAilte and sx;t••or — Real E.
1 - 1 tate; bovine and xMfine Coal; !akin! charge ur
Con; Lan& ; Mine. . 4re., and cnifecting rents—from
twenty year, experience in the County he hnrien to
give xatiafact Office fiLthardanen to reel. Pin fertile.
ClIAd. (DLL,
_April 4,1850. l4-if
11 ARL E LEWIS, •GAN Z 1 PruiPeason
ll or Musk. American House. Centre stre e t, p o n e .
•Ilbfigure 29.11990 111-if
_ _
( - 1 11. 111 , CA,113 - E. ATTORNKY LAW, Ta
t T. magna--Odiee in the Lihrary Room, Ire the
Tnwn natl.
Bapt 22,1940
STATIONERY, Az.
iMI
C O _ Dooms, MEMORA ND% ilOOKS„ ate..
lu qatintittes fnr pale ortno 4 .aain an d m a n . at t h,„
rubscriber'a Blank* Book Manufacto►v, Pottsville; at
Philadelphia wholesale prices. Encourape borne
mannfactures. if von want to suptmrt the ftegion—
that'e the doettine. n.
.floolt.teller, Publisher And Manofarinrer.
Ilinpt_2l, 1850 24
AMOSON/S INIEC ON DIIAFT.JUST BE-
I 1 cetted Ilarrel Oarrtson's Celebrated Ink,
which will be sold by the Gallon or half Milian on
draft: Alin, Oat 'iron's Inks, Black, Berland Blue, In,
Howie., wholesale and refill, It mannfact titer's
prier*. Merchants and others purchasing to oett atom
can samethe carriage ly c.alling at
B. EtANNA (VW
Cheap Bonk and tinn•ry .416 re .,
Wbarii can he had good Ink as low as 3n ccnts per
dozen bottles.
raCIPYING PRESS FOR. POUR not.l.Ans—
../ for ante at' lIANNAN'A
Cheap Stitiunery Store.
Kept '2it. testy
pEßFurizttr kmAvNG 60APH. &c.—T AY
Im's Celebrated Si Irving Soap;
Hoarsen, Shaving Cream:
, Pure Dear's Oil for the flair;
Treble Extract Air the Ilandkereblef; I
Toilette wimps of all kinds;
nrwe 14n dalvn and Itnatrirnoih. rade,
Trriether with all choice articles of Perfumery.
Juin, rereiyed and fur sale al U. UA NSA tt.'et
Oct. 5...40 :Fancy and variety Store.
• iIIitAPTS AND BILLS OF .Exciutivcs IN
L. , gums of I or 100 pounds Sterling on Enyhnd. Ire.
land. Scotland. Wales. Prance, Germany, or any part
of EltrultV., for ga.ta, without any charge. at
.
It. HANNAN'S '
• pageage Agency In Poitiville.
rt, ro p e .. mite arid Warta tallied and colleMed
at Itlt office. •
ay.rnaseneere afro enet:ed at the lowest rate', and
be detention or grumbling. • 1
Jtine 8, 1E53
--
GOLDVENS «TIIB :vrilcateErc 1I %A JUST
ircelied a yetyinperior losortruent of p.m Pena
and Pencils, either to Silver or Cold Copra, at ucusu.
al low rates, Also Pens *without Holder*. These
Pens wets selected with cate from n , nrita
,Oct. 12. 1820.-41 11ANNAN.
VARILOAN Sk. CO.. 118 CHESNUT STREET,
Pluladelphla. wtose perseverance la the study
or their beatnithl att. has enehled them to-wake.
teeny Improvements, meta known to the readers or
the Jeureal, that they are, new entirely, ace only
Willing, but athlete tarnish thew with Dagneneetypea
(tribe wort beantifht !Wish. They go on the pitnel
ple.ittet for your money you should t ome sattafaettott,
and they will charge nothing Uhler.you are *weed
with the gouda they offer you. Call and etantinettselr
aped:lnca/. Rootia&yee At all Olney. Trice of
tarps One Dollar,
Sept 11, WO
OM/CHONG GROCERS.-193
Half Chen!, about %pounds each, of the cheap
est Black Tea in the country, 3 papers to the pound ;
an excellent fresh article, 8 or 7 cents per pimp& and
,lower than the current rates for worse Tea. Flue
fresh Imperial, Gunpowder, Hyson and rutin/ Hylton
Teas"( the New ernp.
Every COUNTRY STOREKEEPER should exam •
ine the subscriber's stock and obtain pricer.
ELLWOOLYSFIA,NNON,
63 ChWnut mt.., Plattla., Proprietor of the Chestnut
Street Tea Warehouses.
Oct. 13;1850 42-3
LisA Rll --aao 13A141ELS :STRICTLY' r Li
Write's Lear Lard. In 'tore and ro.r stile b 7
CHAS• T. WILSON. 6 J. Wateret.
Sept 28, 1850 39-11 -
1004 SE7-10 0 Itoßkg STRIETI.I/ PRIME
I.lllpklrnof cnriniy Cheese. landed :70 r.r sale by
Cfrotol. T. W11.803i, - 8 S. Water et.
Pluiniirlpiiia. Sept 28. 1850 ay it
IA4ACKEREL-3130 13/11111E 1 . 9 Nan. !,Sand 3
.133. Slackeiel. in on.ored pnekap.s, in sanre.nnd fur
saki by .El4lB. T. WILSON, 8 Waterst.
Sept 28,1850 39-tf
ri*HOXIPBON O .4 STARCH LISII.—AN
atticht highly ree-iminen'tisd imparting
en,. In an "kinds of Linen and Comm Goods—intr.
tient,. &suable in doing up Shin Rosnnisi,and , enhass.
T. R. BEATTY & Cn.
net
Aug 10. 1850
A l i — otoA
ed 10 yeare old, and dr ouperior quality. for sale
bp:. J. M. BEATTY & Co.,
.-.;;.'Alay 4, MO
DDRE AND FRIEND Burning Floid and Cain
phene,alwaja on hand and Alf %af:;(y .
lAPTLE & .31A RTI.
March 23. 1851)/ 14-311) 4
V APS A 9 O s .CHEESE - 4.u.:•reteivrd and for
0 pallet, • :; AL, DEATTV & - Co.
May 4,ISZ IS-tt
HOV.%EII TO LET.—TWO HoUSF,S IN GOOD
Li Condition. one vitnated in
_Sanderson tureet; and
the other on Lyon street. ituthe Borough otTuttsvitle,
VT rent cheap, toises.dou given iinuietli:uelv. An-
Div to L/P 110.EFA.
Oct. 20, 1900,.—a3 tr.
rOLL/ERT TO REICT.—A COoti RE D
Ash Colliery with flitures and brealtrt A consplt to
ready for Immediate operati"m...
itLio, two 1tcd..1.46 'Giro! unintysorrit. Apply to
Lt. NT. MIL
neal . E.Ottr, and . Cual Agent.
40 11.
October 5.1850
1 4 ,0 R RENT—A COMFORTABLE I.IOUSE Oti
the corner of Seventh and Mahantango Streets,
opposite Thud' PMMTIMIeII house. Rent moderate, with
Immedtate pnesenfon. Appty to
Mahlmango
or V. 110DGS0:11, Silver's Terrace. -
Auglioi 17, IMO 334 f
1,20 R RENT—A Large STUItE• no,
1' Manch Chunk. .tint, nod ronvetiieot to the Hail
road or Canal, teal be rented mail the Ist of Apri
IleXt, nr longer if required, upon reni.pnable terms
The bonding is .10 Ct. by :10, two stories high, and well
calculated for storing 11,1 j. Crain, Flour, Fted, ,Lt•
Appllcatioti made to
Nov 17. ISO
VOIL ItIKAITm-The tamp occupied hy S. Satellite.
I' as a Shne Sore, nn Centre St.
• Also. a Two Story Framelloust• on the same Lot,
on Second St.
Elloire of . J. MORGAS,,Mdrkei St.
March IR. 1930 11-ti
lOR RENT•sTIIE SECOND STORY over T.
I Foster & Co.'s Arm Segue, novr occupied by
Chas Miller & Co. Likewise, 1"..r 'ern, new'Store
Room. suitable for an ntlice.• in Erin Market '431., now
below David Klock, Esq.'s office. Apply ;0.
dOLO. FOSTER,.
March 23.1850 12-if
FOR RENT—A gontl . Frame . loot..., in 31.011-
tangostreei, bow ocestribttl by bla Boyd. ATI4
LIA3III.TON ADA:%IS, New Cl:utile.
IA7IIEEL.BARROVITS FOR SAL F.).—
V V lot of Wts. et-barrows, 'unable for all purpose.,
[or sale cheap at the Coach Making Establishment of
trerr sobstriber, allowed On Third Street, near Market.
(late F. IV Maurer** ) Try me, and lam derennthed
to sell vend work eel y cArap
pct.:6, 1950.— , 134(..] PIIII IP ITOFFA.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT .k handsome new
Brick Dwelling MUM., in I% nhaniantrn suet t.
Pottsville. the residense of the late. Dr.. Thomas
Bratty. Axil, for te rms , Etc. on t . Inemioes.
Oc. 19 ISA 42-3 t
IVlrra i nasl . L E UI.P VA NASn
ti he I!ra rty tt
_and
finish, for sate at lems %ban COP.,. at
GRESSANG & eJLLYNIAN'A
rsiniiure store,llahaniangn et.. Ponsrille.
Oes It 01 , 60 42 linew• •
. .
irrnSING LATiIE FOll SALE ellEAr, 3.1"
1 the oniatelifier; wiih nr withoui toots
JOS' MORGAN, Market Street,
Snit I L ISSn.
jlivtL rinllG-L-OTTS-FOR-9-Al.R.
ti I.otzt in Centre Street, riittitvitle.
Lino in New taicile
ore in richnytii ill Itaren.
Lon , in West Maven.
Lots in vw k Ttnrn Apply re ,
‘VILLIAH S. HILL.
Aug's,' 31, ISSO 3.5 3'rtm
_
LAMPS, FOR SALE —TIIE Tntrs
v tees of the se. and 51 E. Church, Pottsville.
about to intrudacn the Gas light inDr their place of
uorsliiii, will dispose of the several Lataps therein,
at a very reasonahle price: Cr-twisting of one ! , 13-
branch Brass enntidelier, two Pulpit Lamps, two
Aslnr ala, Iwo Swiliainr; -die, sad two side do ; all of
wrilrh are cousiracreil, for tia g Oil, and in p r ,nod
order. Please eorptire'parl,
[ley. TIIOVIAS F . inirNsox. Pastor,
•or in %At lEL 111- ISEMPTIYN, Trusts,
Aug 3, im:m • 71-if
FOR SALE...TN. Subscriber IP de
.
*hon. of selling the; dwelling house in which
• 11 zEicl ire now resides, ht Miirris' Addition. The
: building is nne of thp very hest in the lbw
nitgli.—insge and admirably ;wronged. vvith evert con
venience", make it desirable. Possest inn given at
011 Ce.
GEO. I& RWPTS.
'March 16,
40-3tnn
F -
AR SALE—A 9.0 !force-Power Steam Engine,
in excellent working order, with winding gearing
all complete, tmn drams, and in,n wire ropes. each
ahont 25n fret long. for Coal films mines.
The ahoy., is a first-rare Engine; it has 'pen in , IRP
ant! , :8 months • tri the Curough ter .7ainaqua, where it
niary iti seen. Apply
JOAN lines:K. SONS 6c Co.,
.o'7 and fa; North 't bird Street , rlijlnda,
er r^ ITE.N.OIIIN 11E1 I.N ER, Ta marina .
May LI,. ..W.+PY 19-11'
„'Ol2 SA LE•—Tlw subscriber* titres 641 , sure a
perior 6 finch Pomp, F fern erfth lao yard*
of 5 x Ginerr pines, wirrrltorre. all in pond_
order. Ittsn, 23 air*. 411 inert nth.. 8 nr hicli”
nre rincel with •Inu6l* brakes, all of which are in
itnorl ronoine order. Also, 611 yards of inch slope
• pain. The Above tvlll be told low for cash orepprov..
etl , paper.
•
co:iNzr, ZOADS & EirnErtALEs.
fleas rhihweinhia.
15 If
A mil I 3; kiso.
SALE'..I Lam. Circular Coal Armen. •IT
1> ten tong.nrut f fAer in diameter or the fairert
eTnll.—adapoof,ta tinkly! coal of tltic Own aPProvrd
sties—eost err °Vara has bees . •ery Mire nxed—wi ll
be sold cheap for cub. Enanire arthe York Store.
- •
E. YARDLEY & Co.
11-
_ _
OR SAr'E
7: 47 l En nr 4
Inc r frnlTerr 14inePrery t hi neneeeg..-ary ala . Coal hren/riorr oxtablshin In, which
will be gold 011 re:m.l=l7e 1en....
C.F.O. P
Mardi 15, I*.
11-tr
- • - - -
•••
VOR SAL E...nne 30 itnn. hntbrinr rnaine, Is-Ith
winding rearlyr all romprerr. Forrnirs, at the
fiNek Mine Colliery, York Vann, mar rilP (Ace or
GEO. R. POTTR.
17-11
Mare% IG,
March 16,'856
FOEilrlit. SALE...3O Liige lijerrm --
- C - ars,
5100 FPot of owe tock Prnof Crain,
300
300 " " loch
"C.hain.
• . •
OF:11.M POTT/F..
F OR SALE. AND TO LET.---ffnffitna pnra in 14Ininit Corbin:. Lew!ermur, T.yon'
rr
3 ad if inn In POll*Vilir..oll
in MiAerssille• Also a courenient Office, fro Mnssie
Addition. Apnly to 1,1.5. 11. CAMPBELL
FOS
_
4 000 FEET of eirsiavEriANNA irnm:
,
Pine Flonrfn,7; togetl..r will" a genpral
iPporlmetil nreebsoned Lumbor. tOingle.. kr: , fnr
fiy DAVID P. LEVVIA.
tun/6.n Vard.Schtiyalli (Laren
fle robe r TB5O 411 rf
_
S ri,TONS or Plat Bar Antertrao R. R.,lrost. orrat
1/ tons gizes, Just received and thr enta at the or'
E. YARDLEY & SON.
ME
Mardi 16'1850
MON.
RAILR Rofl AD IRON .BAB, HOENIX
T O
Enid Flue Ten An. Sheet Ir P on, Nails
Spikes, Palma, Oils. Glass. Putty, Mill and Cross
cut Sawa, Anvll. , Vice., Shrivels , , Picks, Grubbing
110CP, Building Hardware, $O. Prices inn , to suit
the times. , BRIGHT 4r, POTT.
Tottrville, Oct. 5, .
ciTILL LATER FROM THE MINES.—AT
Brtaht & Pott's Town Ilall tro o 5t,,,,,, Cnrtre
street, Povtim ille, ran b.-seen all shapes and slses of
the metai, from a 3d Nall or Shoe Tack to a Puma
tfamomr ; tars• plies of Nail Rod, nailed Bar , :Tani
me red bon, Spring,Bilner. German and Cast Steel.
A large ponion done up in Cast Iran Pots, Saitirouo,
Waton iiiIIPP. &c.
October 5,18.50.
-
ARMS"'
TIARDWAHE 'AND SCILLES.—TRUMIIN
31 St Shur: Nn, 335 Market Street, three doors be
low Ninth, Philadelphia. Impanels and wholesale- and
retail &mien. in, Nai:a. Ilardwar.i and Tools. Nor
rh>ems. Builders . Housekeepers and Mechanics, 'ap
plied ist the lowert , rates. Agents for Studabarger's
Patent Planes, warranted superior to any other.
Also„Agentsibr Ellicott & Abbott's Phtforat
—they will tarnish Hay, Casa, Darrow, Warehouse
anti Stare Staid of Warranted workmanship and c.v..
'fettle's. at Factory price,. Also. Ernagist and Starr,
'repent Counter 9cal.se,t 3 teelyatdr, Spring Halancei,
Weights of 311 sizes, '&.C.;taIC.C.
Sept N. 1830 .
ri IN noinoiairo.— xlllB REINO THE BEA
son when uur citizens who desire to secure their
buildings Bum the-rnsiges of fire, should seek in have
Iti ' m wide Om Proof — Atut undersigned would re-'
epretrully inform sto..putilje Altai he is prepared to
fulfil all orders f.,r Tin Roofing, @punting, &c.. & c
JACOB M. LONG.
AotlraUt•. Jane 29, 1F.50
A mEnacsx 4141,11—c05.-1.
. - 1. inanity on hand and ihr aaht.g,hat vpritior irllcla
at light T Rail. 2/3 !ha::: tit the raj*. manutaiitur.it at
Mahn garnithed at ajgcag T
tails at manufacture's' ptitea •
June esso
A POILVEII. - DEALER IN, SCRAP IRON,
met tC p L pe ead , Bknau . O
rde
r
s
d r e ßo* T r n .
Budden'ds
Copper emrk., and Slathine furnishing. -.AB orders
connected with the above line pmwipthr attended to.
O South direst, abeive Front. Philadelphia.
June' la, 1830 21-tt
DIE
armirms, &c.
E. YARDLEY & SON
47-1(
FOR SALE.
MI
WM
E: YARDLEY tr. WIN
26 If
PrnumeorioNs:i c ,
v EU" BOOTLS.»IIORACC TEMPLETIEV, by
1 1 11 Charlet( Lever.
The Iron' Wash or the Feats and Adventure of
Raoul liragetotrine—by Alexander Domes.
The Cruise of the Crescent, or itie tioatstraine's
Prize—by tilt Admiral Fisher.
The old Country pupae—by the - Author of ttic
Gambler's Wife.
.
The Beggar of Lyons, or the Ttestorative—by Fred
Hunter.
Petticoat Governiuttat—tie Mra. TroHope—together
wish a large collertlon_or. the latest roil Most popular.
C4ooCis Always on hand, and for sale Wimiesafe and
Retell at . . "TIANNit,i'S
• Cheap Rook and Priodieal Store.
Oet. 26. IASO
E .k A r p tc !:n 3 t i n l inTa li purt S ra . it i jf il ta a .kti E t .l boT A rn i :
au mermis illUst rations. •
CETTEIIM FROM THE rlsrawonas, and the Adiron
daes. with 3 portrait or he author.
B•csep SCENFB AXE/ CHiIII.IC.7CIO3,AVIth & portrait
of Roth, a view• of Bethlehem. and the heat Engrav
inrs illuetrative of Seriph:re. scenee.'
Lvitten alid Cstomw act., containing p ortra i t , o f
Luther, Crointern and the Author, all neatly /mond in
Cloth, plain. For Sa:C at unmorally low pricck by
B BAN !VAN .
, Folio* Oct. 21%.11:131.1 43
IxrA CURE.. .DP . .roIINOON'I3 IVO
V V mesttc Frartme " rooratnin: ;
minntelY detailed ' . .escrlption of the va i.
rious ltydro,
nathlc process' and dlioelioas fieperforming them
nn enlline! - ,ition of tlao several kinds of baths tu *se_
their mpara tI re iltliVeir. indh, ♦ 'Attn. r•
".arc, limes of tuking thetn„&e., te.,tvilh IS eneravc,l
t:lnsarations, for sate!l 'B. BANNAN
oct. In, too 42
El% TILATiON—A TREATISE ~ on the v. and &hyaena/ air, show kag its inthience in stratam.
ing Lire as,tperoneing titan:wee, mat rem-irks on tip%
ventilation of liowes. the Ors , Inethrid of secnrikg
pure.and wholesome ntmokohere Maid. of dessitingt,
Churches. court.roums, workshops and o;
all-kinds, Clot gam by grA N AN.
Oct. int, 1830
CILARIIIMWS IN FORMAT/ON FOR TRH l'Ho
pie—Filth Ay:melon Edition of
_this popular Hp-.
eyelepcedla with numerous 'aildllions; and male thau
500 Enerasings—Just ieceived, fro - Bide sale, awl
far sate below the USUMI
HANNAN'S .
t - i ce
Cheap Ronk and Sttinners
• Pottsville. Om 19. '
ACHEA P 111:4TORY 07 ,
England, from the invasion of Julius Ceasar u.
the abdication of James 11. IGSI. "A ney4 edition
with the Authors fast corrr,ctiona and fortirovotnent
to which is piefliet.l a short account of his life, writ
ten by bin - inch: add a poll rail bribe Author. B Vols.
neatly bound to cloth. only $2,40; f' , 4 sale at •
D. BANNAN'S chOp Doak Store.
October 5, I 850"
TNIARIES POll IN3I-BTEIiVART43 DIARY
1J for 1951, Or Daily Register, for the use of privaie
families and heranna of Initinesa: containing a titmik
for every .lay in the year, froclhe record or OCCrirrvu
Vett anti future'en,gage germs. For sale wlinfes:dea,ad
cretail at IDINI.I A N'S,
Cheap tlonk•inre. '
37 If
Sept 11, 18S6
musid.
VEW 1111USTC„.—SONGS OF JENNY
Greeting to America ;
Swedish Ileritstnao's Song;
Take thia.l.ute;
'Hermit and the Maiden;
' A Alo-ning Song;
Loot y i Warmer.
Swedish Bursar°lie ;,.
The 'tires Song;
Love and Mrlity;.
Festira/ Song.;
Swedisl Carrier Flame.
NEW. PIECES. !
Ail the %lints ate Sleeping
Wm'frt I WeTP with Thee ;
Jenny at the Gate, Favorite Negro Me 1.03
The Yo r ting Lady's Delight ; Favorite Waltz;
,
Jonny at the Gate. without Words;
rarroora Polka ;
Invino Volta': ,
lithe Deep Voice °Morrow, Armngedins
Pray Gir Thee,' Easy., I es,
In the Grove where first Inlet Thee. son...
Together with a latire collection of Itti aiwayr.on
bond. Pieces obtained to order at - -
11. flANaihlll'Si
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Cheap Book andllasir Stone.
PottsYilic.Oet 19, ISSO.
EAV MUSIC BOOKS-:- - JDS'll Pital.4llP,D
• t.:aytica Landis, or the Amertu - sn Dom% of &larch
Mii;ic. By Lowell Mason nod George Jarttre %Velar.
The opinions of eirrnvent noSsitians who tra•e, ex
:mined tis pages% forlyworrtnt the rillertlon that On%
is the rook attrattrve and Y.ltrable vnlletlion of Church
Mask, ever pnblished In this count ry 1:, addition Nes
eopinns selection of the Lest old Itlbes,.it tstwiieveir
that it contains a larger amount'aud'greater variety 003
truly beautiful Niiw Illisir than anti pees - ins, &mitaa
work has anne. Most of ibis k. 4 ifrairrn train the high
est sources. tie the contrtaitions or ftsistiloren.:frozari.
sick,'/fa natl. Dart, MenderssolinJOicaltibet &c.
GEORGE F. ROOT, Esq., rirnv liorit.erry. Or
gal.i.t and Onndlu tor of Masi:. in Mercer. er. Chervil,
ainit Professor of Musk hl iSpinsfer, and nth
' er institnies, saes of Ain V.ittfilig. "BOOS Nit 8.-111
and tasters, iinwodipti.an,afit s nia o.gritf tastily aciwnittl't
it 04 far sapetiorra,ta.pi.niniibis want -mitt
whrettilivm at annianted . "'
(;ErAta re 9". HATTER: r. , r FA; no`t^ II • " Ira"'
in the 31.isial &location Society, Faso to Ina South
Church, &r, expresses the rpolion that ••Filr origi
naltly of style, and excellence of liartn.inv. it is the
best P•alnr think, ever published in tin.counity.
rYStinwrous mho eminent Musicirns .11prerr them
selves quite :1,5 Str(ll,gly of its UV I
TflE AIt.I.ODIsT.
A new collection of Popular and Sac sa I Song... nr:o
- Inr selected. harm iseit anda rriingint for A , .pinnfo.
Alto, Tenor :toil Bate voices. Ili Geortic"Jantes Waktr
nod Wrtliam Mason
TbP.e wni Its are Ai, site by Aloaksrflers cerherrill)
Publi.o?Pil by 31Az 4 0:11 dr.
•1 , .
Rapt 11, 19.5.) 916 ('earl
, 37 2/110
NOTICES.
•
OTICE....NCiTICE,II,4 liEfurair GIVEN, that
J.N et. It. I)ICKSON. Agates., of Charley sayisr.
Gag filed big account In the office of. the Protheeet aaa .
oC Mcheylkall ennst7, amt that OM same trill be coo
.lfrmell by rhit Conn of common Pleas ofgabl,coprity,
on the Drat Mostfay of Dreeniberpiesi, unleis cattle
be Mown to Inc copirary by the Chiort.,
T1.10.11A8 MILLS, Prothonotary.
Oct. 25, I&50
oiricE.—:seYrit: litittenv GivE:N.a k .
11, JAIL:011'11011'1'Z sc ADAM ZELLER, Assignees
Jobn fittininCei & Frederick G. Wernia. here hied
their accounts in the coffee of the Pmtbonosaty of
AcnitYlkill gins:try, ant! that the name will be roll.
th weir hv the r.oirrt of Common Pleas ofarid county.
, in the fir.t gloortay Iteteinber !nest, unless caure
be shoo ft to the contrary hy the Cron t.
THOMAS DILLS, Prothonotary:
Oct. 26. 1 . 810.
, . 43-3 t
ELECTION ',FOR TIIIRTE1::4
11 Directors of the Moroi...Batik of Portal:one,. Ho
the county of Schoylkitl. to nerve the milling :imam
vviii he.held at the Banking flame: in the Betio_ trghof
heivreen the hours of 10 o'cloCht 6. 41 . ..
anil 3 o'clock an )iGNDAV the !ETA of Nov.
neve.
A general meeting (4MP titnekirobtera vr.ift be held
41, the Banking troute'on TIVESDA ihe Sth of Ntor.
11Ell. CIIARLS LDESER,Carklrier:
Pottsville, Oct. 12, 1850. 41-6 t
A SSIGNEE
ed Repainted- by the Court of Cons min Pleas of
Schuylkill enmity, Assignee of O(.!VER & MARS. in
the prase of Robert Woodside, deed., hereby give'
tiotice to all, persons sndelited to Said Oliver & Mars
to make pa ynn-nt to him, and aR pitmen) has ingclninss
against thesis to present the same to the said Assignee
for sett emem.
•
•• /MTN' P. 110BART,'Assisinee..
Pett.sille, Oct. 12,1650. . 41-St
711SSOLUTIOti.»TILE PArITNERSITIP byre
-1 / tnfort .e.atttirte brivrty-n If EINTftV STRAIJCI I and
ISRAEL LOESER. trading angler the firuiof Henry
strauch & „ 14•411 diEllnited eel the 9th inst. Thr
hoyin•ss of the late Gun will boils... Med no by kirnell
Lassyr.
JIENRTO I IRAITC/1,•
ISRAEL LOESER.
— Pottsville; yet. 12, MAO. 41-31
-
nn OTIOE it 3 HERESY GIVEN TU PERSONS
/..V. that may have Insurance alleeted Sn tht: /.yarnulrir
Mutual losuraase Vearpany, nitSi Aasesstueut
hes been made, and an paranuanot.having already paid
the awn., are requesterito maws the subscriber who.
bas beau appointed Reualvar and Again, roc the county
oDtchuyttill and who will be ioand at aid Gees io
Centre stzser„ ouAorsday and Saturday's to atteurtto
the *wow,. , JIM. CLAYTON, Raceiver
au* Arkin fur Ly. Co. Nu. Institute, Company. -
Wept.. 7, 16.50. Sfo-i
OTICE.—LABORE.RS, MINERS .AND
EitS. who wish 63 pgrehase lota hi Twin - eon, a
privai• cite, ieitt libd an Agent globe Premises, pea
the [Blllll nt Slianni)lttn. Labor on the Railroad wit
he taken in payment of Ibts. floe 'half Ult vv,nteit
the laborrs*llSO be noTtanced In Cub. .
Jelealk, p. fIOYD, Agent.
ic E.—DENIAN'd rtiTCAT LUDRie - Nr
ing 014.—Wheseas, a notice has appeared in a
newspapertn this County, cautioning ail person, rtiola
:turchastnir said Ott from mai so* I hereby ;ire uri`:
tim that hold the esdusirrs right in itiatinfaCrarg 1 04
Kell ea ~d Oil in the Counties e 4 tkOdaylkilS,Pbanon
Dauphin, L'Aligh, Northampton; Cori:hut; lazzergtv,
colu m b ia .. Wyoming. Northumberland 11..04114.
and lint all pera•ins nth, shall interfere et bjay tights
as afareiatd, shah be I...osecutedarrerding tO tale:add
that I will indemnify, pro!ter and sore harmless nit
persons alba shall pureliade old oil from the.
tSCH.T.NEri,.
134 f
Pottsville. June 1, 1830.
persofis are hereby Podded wee 19,
l• purchase tir use Op from R. D. lechoerter, purl:pos
ting to be I'. S. Dovlan's Patent Libricativ pil,ns he
Ito* Ho autliorily to Mohr Ascii °Wand any person pu -
chasing Of gulag the Oil riom him will Le yroaccuted
according to /ow.
11173 , 18. 183 D
10 PARTIVELISHIP—'WILLIAM WALLACE.
of the liif, firm of Wala(' & Mak laton
H . 1 13 1 1 Ittill
day flamed it enportnerehtp l with SAMUEL . ROTS -
Elt3lEI., for the tranasetlon of a General Coal Dust
nesclinder tbe liras of Wallace & Unthermel.
The reielVine and 'Montan of ("oal will he cootie
tied, as herrtafore, on wharves at Glosirester,and 1%4.
9 Riclinsoud: Mice SS.Walnut Street.
WILLIAM WALLACE.
tt431 . 1:. 11. ROTHEIMEL
18-tf
May 1..1850
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'VANE NOTICE.—Tht Bona. and account, r.
FOITER dr. PAIS, bavitig.been aril:pled to tlie
subscribers, all person, florin' are:mintsPen with
them, are requested tn eall and nettle, and tarn , . In
debted to sualte payment only to its or our author aril
agent.
. .
,
,
N. D.—All gccountii not settled before the first of
December next, will be left with: a Squire fur sett.le
cueuir , . ,
Nov 10. idgo.
AST PEnsii.Cs A - PA
U.
.
T-a *toned not to purchase or use 411 0/i from ltv-D
-.6lllrtennr. Purporting to Ire P. 8. Di-viall'a Patrill Lge•
^denting Ott. lids Ita 4111L11 1 rkly 1 . 10111 the to make
it.—he has not even ire correct receipt to maim ft.--
mill Lousing a part of my Ingredients wrong proctor
Onus. 1 reepeetfally infer utrpersons latereated to
the decisions of the aflame U. di. Comte lately, for
Infringements of Patent-rtahts. ;1 am the Patentee
and sole owner of Shia, and nut determined to prose-.
cute not only 4, D Settitener. bur Olt persons plarehair
Ing or tieing the oil from him, to the 18111. 1 41 extent of
the taw. . I!. 8.
i Patentee.
"! 13-Sate
Readteip ,June e,
' P.S. DEVLAN.
Pateeiee, Reading. Pa.
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