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_ct:7Ve //are struck off an.extra number j 6
t i f h urn alt, this week, to Supply orders both I; 13 ' '.- a
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oat home andfrom abroad. .Price 6 cents.. 1 :- 4,
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fig•in this wok's Journal will be found the 1
reply of the Rev, , Mr. J. i`. Berg, to Bishop 1 6 4 : I
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Hughes Lecture on the decline of Protestant. iti . ....q.,
ism, a l2i cent pairiphlet, in' full—the report .!
,t, ti ' ;
of the Sehuylkill Navigation Company in 17.•
,t,t'-1 7 1 ;;;
fall—the School Statistics of ' our Borough ,2 .- .. - zi It.-. 1
complete—the - Statistics -of the Anthracite 16-i till , I
Coal trade of the United States colnilete—to. i'Z "....,,, 16 .1
gether with the news of the day:' We alsol: a i• 1 •1 : !I
, - ~ •• -o—'-'; ir. --
famish an extraof the Governor's 'Message. i '.:t 1-: c .,- ci I ' _l
-and a Business Almanae r i, for the .year 155 i . 1E- g 1. , t4i :4 1
which any ofpur subscribers ran obtain at our I t..... E zr.l 1 ,1 /1
countergratis—and all for four cants to our I cz. , 1 . .f"•‘,..., i. = .- ' F.. g".
subscribers. Is not our paper worth its sub- I ", ,
sa ' '''• !
'4 • - i . •il
scriyition price? • And does it not deserve the : LI , --- - It, ,
patronage it re c eives ? 1 , -'t . _ ;~
c.. I
While on this point we Would merely re- i
mark, that we do not run'round and heg for
advertising and other 'paironage,-;it is de
' gradirig to an editor of a' public newspaper,
and destroys all independence of tone and
action—we :endeavor to desip . re it by indu'iry
and enterprise, and thet';of course expect to
receive it rohintarily film the oortimuoily
Are we not right ?
071Ve are indebted to the Ron.' James '
Cooper. Ron. C. W. Pitman, Got. Johnson,
W. F. Dobbins and J. S. Struthers, F,sqrs., for
public documents from. Washington and
Harrisburg. • ' _!
I:7We tender our-thanks tD the different I
collectors and offers of the several ,tompa
riles for the aid we derived from them in
the preparation of our annual statistics of the i
Coal Tradeoff the United States
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atr•Many Thcmks to, our friends of 'the;
press for their complimentary notices of the'
'myna/. Consider us, gentlemen, as haVing I a l l ""-
THE ANTHRACITE •COAL TRADE
made our very best bow—we shall always! FOR ISSL -
endeavor to merit your Puffs:. i We -give below the official quantity o,
!Coal sent to market in the year 1850, coin
, ag' The Philadelphia Ledger., in trying to
throw-cold water on the projected new Rail- . 1 pared with 1849:
1849.
road - to Philadelphia, „says that the presenV'Schuvlkill—Railroad 1,115,918
Railrbad has been in operation fifteen years: do Canal . 499,208
and has never paid a dividend. This is not : -
singular—have not those connected with it,
i T a r' ra t;k"
and who hare done the dirty work. grown
enormously
. fat? Of course. muter such cir•
cumstances„ the stockholders must grow Lehigh
lean. V Lackawanna
The same paper says the new Road is all! Wilke s bnre
talk-,--:of course all - tireat revolutions t Shamokin
Wteant-;0
menee with talk—but talk forms public •
ion, and enlightened"publie ()pinion is (intuits.
otent. It has proved to be so yu severaloe
casions where the:Ledger ti=as - forced to take;.
the hitch track, or fall before its power. Increase in 1858 -tops 89.448
- Our readers will observe that the quantity
Bg•The Report of the President and Man- j We vport by the Philadelphia and Reading
agers of the Schtivikill Nav iga ti on C o mpa n y Railroad is greater than the quantity report
will be found in this.week's . paper. Our ied by the Company. Their year ends on the
readers will observe that several,' persons 31st of November—we close our Year on the
engaged in the. Coal Trade have been elected 31st of December of each year. In Decent-
Managers for the ensuing year. This is an ber, 1849, the Rail Road transported 72.980
hifortant oneen—becalfse it shows a dispo- tons to market—in December, 1850, they
sition to (=stilt the views of ihc , c who, trout .transported 145,450 tons.—this makes' the
the very nature of the business, are capablepf difference in the reports.
giving advice as regards the best interests of ; Of the above quantity of Coal,
the Company. We have no further room I Schuylkill County furnished, tons 1,782,926
for comment this week. V All other regions 1,549,688
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Excess in favor of SChuylkill Co. tons 233,238
fr7Former's Bank of Reading.—The Go- Schuylkill County, notwithstanding high
iette says, the . stock of this institution is
rates' still 'maintains her ascendency in the
,:from hild at a premium. Several shares
supply—and with low rates of transports
were put up at public sale last Week, and
brought $3O 20 per share, which is 20 cents lion, and the spirit of enterprize which char
above her,. she would hid defiance to all
above par value., The dividends declared" ,
last year amounted to 7 per cent-
This' competition—hut with high rates of toll and
! transportation, (beyond 51.50 per ton,) other
Bank is one of the soundest moneyed IDqi
tution in the State. regions will gain upon her in the great con
-te:q for the Markets which must necessarily
PEN NSTLVA‘NIA LEGIISL-ATERE. I take place this year.
This body .assembled - at HarrisbUrg on , " 111 91 1 CO " ' A ° E FOR 1951 .
Thursday last. The. Cioyenor's ..Ms.fte, ; The quantity of Coal sent to market from
which our subscribers in the county' will `, she, Lehigh Region, was derived from the
receive in an Extra; posserses the great mer- i following places. We .give the trade also
it of being short, manly in tone, and ii. an : fi,)r 1849. in connection with 1850:
able document, .which inti , :t romp - laud the ' 1849. -- 1950.
attention of the people: and many o f i ts rec-1 Lehigh Company 379,285 424,258
ommendations - will :meet with a hearty Beaver Meadow Co. 76,961 27,521
- . Spring Mountain Coal • 102,599. 43,793
Jesponse in the.
_minds or the whole corn - j Coleraine Coal, , 2,076
amity: Its protecke features are ortho- IHazieton Coal Co. -..- 92,480 54,236
dot and to the point,—and. we hope every Cranberry Coal .` 36.153 22,493
Pennsylvanian at least, will read it through.: Sugar Loaf Coal 11.359 12,106
In'the Senate
B. Mathias. E. of Phil. Mountain Co. 85,819 103,937,'
' • . ! Wilkesharre Coal 19,590 e 32,156 1
adelphia, Whig, waS elected Speaker on the'
7th, ballot. . .
In the House John Cesna. Locofoc.O was
elected Speaker—rfor Cessna 59, • George H
Hart .37." William. Jack, of Westirtorelattd
was elected clerk tathe House
The first day of ia session Mr. Simpson
read a hill in place, entitled "Further sup
plements° act atlthorizing the incorporation
of the Philadelphia! a 'd Reading Railroad
Company." Referred ti. ,select committee
of five. '.
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Mr. 'Legit offered t resolution for a
committee to inquire into the expediency
of reducing the tintiaber of Judicial' districts
in the State, and increasing the salaries of
the Judges. Referred to a committee of one
from each district.
WRITINC&-=ITS POWER.
What a -wonderful invention this same
writing is! : that one's thoughts altno.t as
soon as coined, should be' tratisflxo in-:
visiblecharaders. They trickle down through
one's fit:Teri - and are indellibly daguerreotyp
ed for public inspection. W
1 , hat is fancied in 1642. 1650.
1 west Branch,
635,149 667,843
the mind—in spirit—takes on peculiar physi- 1 Schuylkill Valley. 320,532--167;343
-cal shapes called words. and
_by cc,mbiniqg Mill Creek, . 2.57,492 322,657
these, the ideas, the coinage of the brain, I Mount Carbon, . - 217,148 '227.375
the operations of that intriible, mysterious i Little Schuylkill, 174,758 211,960
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thing •we call mind—are tran.fon-ned from . . Swataro ; 93,053 67,603
Lorberry, - ' 22,426 24,789
their spiritual nature, and deglt out to the Mt. Carbon and Pt, Carb0n,352,869 477,603
public in a tngibte, -bodily form, to be read Union Canal, 78,299 70,920'
—to be criticised—or disposed ot ts' wic=l The quantity sent over the West Branch
dom may deem pmpEr i ,jitoce - the influence Railroad, includes 21,472 tons sent from
of a writer.— - Tbe,author in his study—in his I Donaldson and Tremont. The Coal from
garret. Sends' out: thoughts 'that move the l Mill Creek and Schuylkill Valley not sent by
---, world. His discoveries in the arts o —hisi the Canal, passed over the Mount Carbon
knowledgre and high attainments in the ad-land Port Carbon Railroads. The Coal from
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eaves, the sweet 'whisperings of the muses i Lorbertv Creek, and a portion of that sent
—all the work of the mind, the labors of an i from DOnaldson and Tremont, passed over
. itherial, spiritual pssenceare ityrtten, and thus{ the Union Canal Railroad
communicated, like seed sown broad-cast to
the millions of the earth
.:7 The 1 -Canat• Commissioners ,lrive
re
dnoed the rates of toll for inerchandi on
the State %irks about 15 per cent, , w
what they were last year: • •
4 .i:citrus woman win, obe sill, depend en%
And when she Wont, ehe erpnt, and there's en end
ISAcktptart.
Billy's tight.. So it friend says he thought
the other night. on a sleighing expedition,
when he tried 19 steal a kiss from his pretty
neighbor, but.couLia't.
trErlipser.—These will four eclipses
in 1115.1—two .ot the Situ and two of the
Moon. Of the Sun, anular, Ist of Feb.
roa', iniisible in Noah ./l,aterica—total,
28th of July. Of themoou,partisl,-17th-of
Isousry, invisfbleott this continent—:pernal,
18th July, visible throughput the United
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The decrease in 1850 was caused alto
gether by the destruetire - freshets, occurring
during the shipping ceiirin, which 'inter
rupted navigation about two months. The
ability of the region, with a fair demand, is
equal to about 950,000 tons, with their pre
sent
L CKIWAN A TRADE FOR 1650'
The. Coal from this region was mined as
follows :
Totu.
Delaware dt Hudson Coal Mines, 4393222
Penna. Coal Co., Pinmon, 111,194
RAILROADS V SCIFIVVIL COUNTY.
The following is the official quantity of
4 , a! transported over lht,, different Railroads
to Schuylkill County in 1850; compared with
1849 :
The want of protection to our manufac
turingintereSts is sensibly felt on the lint of
'improvements between this place and Phila
delphia. While the population is-increasing
the quantity of Coal consumed is diminishing,
as the following figures show. Supplied sin
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he line in
1848, .-
849,,
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still held by her
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1.605,126 1,712,007
78,299 70,919
1,683,425 1.782,926
801,246 722,622
959,240 550,417
259,080 218,665
19,650 19,921
25,325 37,763
3,242.866 3,332,314
3,242,8E16
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801,246 722,622
722,622 -
78,624
Deermge in 1850
Totttl,
COAL TRADE OP THE LIRE
252,837 tons.
239,290 .•
207,863 "
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We give below a list of the different Oper
ators who have mined and shipped upwards
of 2,000 toils! of Coal during the year 1850,
•in the Schuylkill Region':
11350.
1,423,977
288,030
• , Tons.
M. G. di P. Milner , 130,992
Rogers, Sinnickson & Co. . 95,190
Charles Miller & Co. ' 79,269
J.-de R. Carter 69,892
William Payne 68,054
Richard Heckschet 64,730
G. Bast & Co. 1 63,848
Snyder & Milne . 56,397
John Tucker 45,036
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. 132:35 7 64 4
Adains & Miller
S. Sillvman
William ,&: Thomas Johns' 42,046
John Pinkerton 40,897
13 Shippers shipped ' - 742,339
George If. Potts 38,131
'Robert Ratcliff & Co. 1 37,816
George Spencer & Co. • 34,122
P. Fogarty' &Kelly & Fog-arty 31,864
William hMaldson ' 29,000
David Glofer 27,557
Sillvman & Fister 25,301'
F. Macdonald 25,189
Repplier & Allgaire 23,291
Renton & Carter, . 21,523
Charles Sillvnian & Co. i 21,247
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R: kear ' 20,889
J. Waslev , 20,316
?6 Shippers shipped, , 1,098,585
Jones, Birkbee,k & Co. 19,986
Colt. Gaskins & Lornisoa 19,568
W. Y. Agard & Co. • 18,244
D. T. Moore & Co. 16,167
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B. Bainbridge 15,684
F. J. Parvin • 14,979
Connor, Rhoads & Littlehales 14,186
S. Chadwick 1'
.. 13,783
Thomas Allies & Co. 13,389
Barnet & Bowman 12,2 . 13
,David Brown & Co. 12,186
A. A. Clarkson 12,182
Capewell & Dovey 12,103
George Wiggan & Co. • 12,008
Bowman, Moyer & Co. ' 11,807
John Doherty 11,367 .
Jones & Evans - • 10,570
L. C. Dougherty 10,499
George Rich - - 10,415
Wm. Petherick. -_ . 10,284
William Cooper -.9,784
,
Daniel Edwards 9,437
E. Colaharilt Co. :
9,356
Henry Eckel • 8,813
James Taggart 8,773
Wm. & J. Briitain ' 8,745
L. S. Spangler & Co. ' 8,427
Eckel & Son 8,424
James Niell • . 8,280
McCormick & Clarke 8,196
J. Cockhill 8,082
GreenaWalt & George 7,594
Sillymin & Reed: , 7,137
Caleb Parker 6,636
David Beal 6,591
B. Titus St - Co. , 6,179
Joseph Spencer - , 6,156
R. Holman & Co. 5,562
James C. Oliver ' ; : 5,260
Wintersteen & Headley 5,165
John G. Hewes r 5,047
James Penman -\_ . 4,937
David Oliver }
--- 4,865
William Montelius . . 4,739
Bennett' & Erdman ' : 4,669
James Mcliorven . , 3,635
Henry Heil 3,638
John S. Williams , ' ' 3,019
Motley & Smith r , 3,055
John - Williams .. 2,512
Thomas Reaveley . ' 2,488
William Morris 2,403
William Williams 2,309
Price & Hughes • ' ' ' 2,287
Sundry shippers, Mt. Carbon tt. B. 58,540
do • W. Branch; " 16,311
- do Sch.Valley' tt 19,659
do Mill' Creek. " , 2,741
do L. Sehayl. t. 1,156
8 Operators shipped upwards of 50,000 tons,
26 - " " - " ' 20,000 "
46 ". U • .. ' : 10,090 "
67 " - "„ " 5,000 "
550,416
LITTLE IiOIitTYLAILL COAX TRADE
to
give below the quantity of Coal sera
to market from this • section of the lieginn,
together with the list of Operators arid the
different Collieries the Coal *as taken ,from
in 1850 : -
iccoutt of Coat sntfroa isaapia ifstriv;/$.50:
11•1110 01netlIATIMMI: TON/.
Jno. fc - Richard Carter, E& F 41,081
Heaton & Carter, DE&EW 21,523
R o b ert R a tairs c Co., D West 17,233
James Taggart Fads;_ 8,773
Wm. Donaldson P do 29,000
Robert Amelia' atc., N Colliery 20,583
Jno. ftliteWd. Carter Grand 28,810
Jones Birkbeek & Cole N Colliery 17,415
Geo. Wiggan & Co., do ; - 12,008
Bowman, Moyer bt Co. do 1~1,807
Harlan & Anderson Lehigh 1,156
Jones, Birkbeek & Cole U. West 2,571
Total
SWATARA TRADE IPOR 1850.
The trade from Tremont and Donaldson
hare two outlets to market, ; one by the way
Of the Swarara and Union Octal Rail Roads,
lie Pinegrjre, and the miter by the West
Branch Eviction to Trenunativia Schuylkill
Haven. The. Coal from This section of nu,T
Region was
n sent as follows ,' thefi:lll*og
Operators : '
4swirisra. arm. ann. Tata
tali. Otakitif , St_ori 8,266 3,302 19,568
• ___ 1,594 - 7,594
.1?4141 - • - 6,26.3
• Eckel 4,440 2,550 ,952
_•,5.114 Sufi& 3 , 0 55 3,055
min t y f., 3,838.
& •do Co O3/ 5,791 &on
lairitediMcC«micit Rai • 5, 9 33 8,196
901 ev • /4 1,760
• 'Totar•—.-
.. 10,910
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COAL SUIPPtaRS
FOR 1650;
Region during the year, is oaths new extort.
e i°l2 C r the :Vireitt'Reruch Rail Road; b 7 Mr.
7. R. McCreary, of Treutoni, who, after a
considerable expenditure, is now preparel to
mine as excellent quality of Calk!. - •
A.TilltA ILEGIOXII—LORIPT CHAIM.
The Coal which passed orar the Lorry
Creek. Railroad, has its outlet at PMeg rove.
During the year . 18.50, it was mined by the
following firms : -• " -
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,1 '? • Tow.
Kitzmiller, : Stew-dc co. '14,68 5
Wheeler* Millet; 7,809
Greenawilt k George and others, 2,295
Total,
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opaliairolut Aso coLi o staxrus.
Me give below the number , of Operators
nod Collieries.—There were oily atm new
Collieries put into operation daring the
}TM . , and as far as we eatrleatn, fire were
aliandoned,Or not worked : -
oprratori. An* birei: Ram. Total.
West Biondi, 34 38. 13. ,51
Schuylkill ',Walley 33 35 9 44
Mill Creek " 16 . 13 '7 20
Mount Carbon' 17 10 15 25
Little Schuylkill , . .8 10 , 10
Trenn est Donaldson 9 , 11 - • 14
Lorberry Creek 3 3 3
STEAM ENGISTES IP THIS REGION.
Dunng the last year hut/ow-new Engines
were erected in Ibis Region for Colliery pur
poses, and these were all for Breakers. The
number now engage d in the Poal Trade in
this Region ,-are as follows
On the West Match Rail Road 52
•• Mill Creek , 35
Schuylkill Valley 31
' Mount Carb o n 33
• Tamaqua - , 10
.‘ Tremont and 'Donaldson 8
Giving 169 Steam Engines, with an aggre
gate power of 4810 . horses, engaged in the
Coal Trade of Schuylkill County.
`There are 18 Engines used for various
other pdrposes in the County, with an ag
gregate power of 156 horses.
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The Engine:, were turned out at the tot
owing es \ tablfshmentc in the Region :
No. Horse P t :flyer.
E. W r McGinnis,. • , 60 1750 ,
Haywood & Snyder. 47. 1357 •
\V. Dehaveu, 31 855
T. W:intersteen. 10_ 338
S. Sillyman, ' 11 - 194 '
John't. Pott, 6 ,_ 140 .
At Tamaqua. '. , 10. 160.
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At Tremont, 9 •-• 120
Chu of the County, 4 155 ' 1
Tint last year was the avast barren year;
with regard, to improvements that we have
ever witnessed in the Coal Region—all irn-
provements in thelCoal Region seemed ata!
stand. Our Machine Shops, which formerly
teemed with.. life and industry, employing
about 1000 hands, were almost deserted, and
instead of building from 50 to 75 Stearn En• .
gines, they turned out only four small En
gines for Breakerifor Colliery purposes, and
scarce halt a dozen for all other purposes
Mr. DeHaven of Minersville built one of 211
horstwower for a Saw Mill-in Warren county;
Georgia, and two'for the Dauphin and Sus
quehanna Coal CoinpanY located in Dauphin
County. "
• The whole and solecanse for all this ,
pression in business, was caused he the en-1
actrnent of the Tariff of 1846—a1l other dif-4
ficulties grew out of the disastrous operation
of this bill.
r7Stapping Trains By Eledricity.—Two
gentlemen in New York are eychibiung su
invention for stopping railrosid trains by elec
tricity, dispensing with hreakmen entirely.
The Tribune says the plan contemplates the
arrangement of a galvanic= battery on'the
locomotive, under the eye and hand of the
engineer, with a rod running thence to each
wheel in the train, connected with the dif
ferent clogs or brakes. and to be connected
with the battery by a touch, so as to apply
simultaneously and instantly any desirable
amount of pressure to every clog, - . It is
computed that a train may 'be stopped in
half the time now required, and with less
jarring, jerking, or wrenching Of the cars.
'Fear God and love the women.
doing thus you will feel as buoyant as a Phce
nix just rising from his ashes; or a girl get
ting squeezed in a polka.
THE COAL TRADE FOR 1.1351.
~T 1
The quantity sent by •Raihoad this te . eek Is, 27,725111
one.
' The tradei3 principally confined to the line and
Broad street, for retail in Philadelphia. The stocira
in the dllTerent nritetPta are light, but dearer: will not
purchase:except for their immediate want..-knowing
that the price. of coal In the Spring will open at /curer
rates than they closed at the end of last year
The Philadelphia bnd Beading' Railroad Company,
hay*. deelared n divldend,of 34 per rent. on the pre..
forted slack. and of 8 per cent on the common stock,
free from State Tax, for the-last year.
The quantity of Coal received at the Port of &mon
during the year 1850, was 294,875 ton., 63.415 buchel. ,
and 33,081 chaldrons of Cont. Of thin amount Vi 813
tone were received from Baltimore.
Sent by R2110;111 for the vvopk"eiplior. on Toor , ohlv
evening last
Pnrt Carbon
Pour.v ilk
4thuylklll 11,1.5114 68.179 1/
POtt flirton 3,790 19 16.687 09
•
Total 27.725 91 17P,295 09
To Foote time last year. 57.113 09
- R AARomig:
The Collowine i► the quantity of Coal tram:ported
over the different 4atiroade in eteltuyikillennnty,foi,
the week onding Thuraday evenie.
weer. TOTAL
'ine 11111 arid S. 11. C. It. 11,029 16 11.029 I'B
I,lttle delittylklll U. .R.l • 4.302 09 4.102 09
Mill Creek d 01,693 09 7,693 09
SALTER Or TOIL AYD TRANititiRTATInN, nh RAILMOID
for 11350. '
Rrnm M Carionti.R•Haveil.P.Clinton
To Richmond. I TO I 65 I 45
TOPhllatleiphla: • 17n I 6 145
I:7°Advertionents crowded out this week
will appear in our next. .
LIS 01' XXI T TIMM
D EMAINING IN T
THE ST. CLAIR POST IDITICE,
Schuylkill enunty. ~ for quarter enrUng:llct
December MD.
Ashworth Thos Herton .1,2 Myles Patrick
Barry John shlp Hill Jinopli Marty P3tflet
Brant Frederick Hill Denelen - Murphy Peter
Bowen Daniel ; Jones G W ship McLinden,
Davis David 0 John Henry licAvey John •
Dawson Wrri It. Johnson John Maher Joan •
Duckweiler J • James Wm P 'PhllipsJosials
Delany John Dhigallen John Symmerafryrns
Evans Evan Knox Themes Sicter John
fierhet JseriurishpLamb Peter Sykes George
Pager Henry Mollean Owen . C 2
Eltrimmons Manon M ship Waugh Joshua
Glenn John • Murphy Michael Villitaker John
Heys Etriges ship MeNnityJohn, Yoe John
Elvish, David Mormin.Pß• Zlnsnierman Saml
• Two Cents additional will he charged for all edger
died Letters. Persons applying for lettere on this
list, ;yin please say "advertrscd-"
• G !JONATHAN .1. JOHNSON. P. M.
Sr. Clair. Jan. it. 1831 a 2-3 t
IXDUREIMIr.
TILE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
( )M hns
CC Kn. 1163} Ctnur snot', near Flab tn.
DIRECTOR:I,
• ‘; Chain N. Dandier. Heart* W, Richard.
j Tiainiai Han, Maniacal D. Lewis.
'rodlike Wagner. Adolphe IL Bone,
Hamel Croat' David H. Brown,:
Jacob R. Smith, ' Morris Patterson,
Continue to , make Insurance. permanent or Milted
on every description of property, in town and cottony
at min as mriw as are consistent with secntity.
The Compahy have reserved a large Contingent
Fund. which with their Capital and Premium;, saDay
inrettedittEorit ample Protection to the mated.-
211,960
. .
...Dares*loaf Ore Coonautroa lemma. let, 13414***
panistio kopenbly"ad' Aet,Of Aisendqt: were is
follearepal
awl nue I $290.558 GS Stake. 111,50 95
Real rage. !. 109.358 90 Critti. Sir,.
.45.1,57 R 7
Tomrjawatp,
Loans, ; 125,459 00 111,930,097 61
- Mare taeli intorporattoo. a porind.ot el ghterri
yesrs. deep bare mad aottanti °roue rot(Arttepre haa t .
dreg thossaad Oilers., lasses by dm, thereby cgord—
hut ittifittictr7oftha-a4taataltto_at immitarAout well
an the Witty- and tflopotattion to melt with „ prompt.;
nittakitti Uabilltlta. • • • t •
tenant= BaIeCKEL President.,. ' CRARLIS SANISCER: SecretcrY.
The sabecribor bar been annotated aims fur the
above eneattOordlastbaltoo. sad le now ovepsted to
aloe lama*" osetewey deeerlan of try. at
lba lowest:ream 14(Ditriw ity
• . „
B=E!BM=M
24,789
120 120. 44 164.
50'54
1426811 f,1,31611
2„5.90 - 111 19,119 0:
OEM
ffile
IMMLerir ralgainj agnigalr.
1* e W e._,.41 It RCM 111: II II C o.s
Allilrasttstioto is 11146.)
1 Grotto, Power wad Emirs Rzelange Ojkss.
D IN JITSIMER & Co., S 3 ROUTH STREET'',
1 • Nell YoStrfaund /*LEWIS WHARF,Restaa,
ei rmarrustscomssiserrrsusseshis,6s DIU'
TIER lIIIIEET, Newt:Wass
P.,1". BYRNES k CO., 36 WA TBILLOO ROAD.
Lir sel,„ 12 EDEN QUAY, Dublin
FOR RIMITTANCIIM TO AND. PASSAGE 111011
Great. Briton sad Ireland.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1851.—?tra subscribers
Iwo to inform the public throughout the Halted States
tad Cansdas, that they bale completed their arrange.
meats fir the year 3651. Person; sending for their
friends% or those leturningto the "014 Country," wilt
Audit their interest to select oru 'trend magnificeat
1111 tell-known Lines, of Packets, sailing as beim.
for their conveyance. No expense has been spared to
bare Emigrants made emafbruible daring the voyage .
Ali pasaengers engaged with us will be.shipped natter
the superintendente CI( our, own Firm , -tieing the 1
Oldest'Established and moat extensivo in the Trade,
ai d with such unequalled, arrangements, Emigraots
will meet with facilities from us, that no other Rouse
can furnish lA e caw coafidently assert, withont leer
of eararadeetion, that of the hundreds of Thousands
sent out by na during 'balsa "Twenty tux Team."
not one has hadjust cause of complaint ,
re. 211 oar eagagerarate rte plahay stated, sad wise
wade are switch; adherrdte 4,0 • , Yhe undermentioned
%esters comprlscour Lines of Liverprl Packets :
1 THE. "SWALLOW TAIL LINE,' SAILS FROM
New York on the 6th and hat, and from Liverpool on
the lath and 21st of every month, comprises
The CONSTITUTION, Capt. John Britain,
•• QUEEN OF lIIE WEST, '• F. u Mallet.
" LIVERPOOL. ' I• Gordon •
1 ASHBURTON, ",J.McWilliams;
NEW WORLD, ' •E Knight;
ALBERT . &ALI A TIN, •` J A Delano
NEW SHIP
•
CONSTANTINE. " It. I %tinting
1 THE "RED STAR LINE ," SAILS FROM NEW.
f link Ilth and from Liverpool 2,Gth every mend). are
1 The CONSTELLAITQN Calpi.p W Alien .
1 '• ndrAT6BLOCL " E Harvey .
1 • WEST POINT, ' • F. C. ellen e
1 " letst DPR fit•!LITER " F. Shipley
THE "DRAMATIC LINI," SAII e 3 FROM NEW
1 iota 25th.lind from Liverpool 11th every month, ate
The RON 'TES, Captain I Shoppv ,
a .. SIDDOAS, ". E !lents.
" GARRICK. • CFt Adam.
" HENRY CLAY, F. AI French
. The follov.lea ri mptise our "AMERICAN," and
I` 4A0.3 . nroscrs LINE PACKETS ." sailing
from New Yorkand Liverpool rt t r)• tiVe discs The
Faint George. Ahenna, David Cannon, Nestorian, An
t himw ram , •r 11 ashin.lon Rhein. Saint P mirk ere.
ole De %111 Clinton ( butes Crnoker, Mem Inn
1 .ait. t Louis,ionlort Simi, Jasepulne 'an e t iwn
and want oilier. which ti tle (nuked space will not
admit of litre enumerating. On addition to the ahrue
t VagniGeent Lines, the mist ...rine to it ill dispatch. from
Dublin. Drogheda,Befit ct 1 oil Clittit . 4 Ilya Wn
1 trrford, Lc t e Fart Clan. Atom(' lit 'thin', to New
York.and other lone, cr pc) ten dace.
LONDON LONDON riAr OF PACK Et 4, romancing the
foltoo. tog Magnificent 1 easr Is, sailing( .is f. fin , ra
FROM NEW %ORE
PRINCE ALIIF RT. on let Jan., I.t Mac, let Sept .
AMERICAN LO‘GRESit.lntli 1601 •• 16th "
VOIIKTOG N, Ist Felt. lon June, let Oct .
INDEPENDENCE. • 11th " 16th " 16th '
LONDON. Ist starch let July, Ist Nor
CORNEI 'a GRINNEI L 16th •• 10th '• 16th "
PATRICK (MIMI let April, Itt Ant. Ist Der .
~SIR ROBERT PEE( 10111 Idth t' 16th
FROM I 02 PoN
PRY% CF 11 BERT, Ist Feb. 2 ler June 41st Oct
AMER V com:Rre , Slim Mar. sth 'lily. 5111 \4•R
VORKTOG N. =IP ' 21 it '• list "
INIDEPENDFNI 11 , 'ti April. sth Aug al, De, a
I 4 3‘ DON 31st 'll'4 " Itat
I • ODNI,'S (RIN kil I I Mb May, 'oh Seta 5 1 11 Inn
PYI Rif K lIENRI 91st • 41st ' `:lst i ,
• gilt IttsßEl T PEht a ft, June. ith Of t sth Felt
FROM PONTS•4OI 1 Fl
PRINer 1LB1•1.1 '24th Feb 24th June 21111 Oct
A uclt• , ,, CONCHES' I Bah Moe. Ftli Jnly, Bth Nor
1 OrLKTOI4 IN. 24th •• !nit `:4th
iI•DEPENDFM E Bth April *lll Aug. Nth Dee .
LONDON,- 24th •• 240 " 94th •
CORN C• , . CiftlN \III, etti Mat 9th Sept. 9th Inn .
PATRICK HENRY.24th " 241 h " 2lth •
SIR ROBERT PEEL, Bth June. Bth Oct Bth Feb
THE NEW LINE OF PHILADELPHIA PACKETS,
nails from Lis trpnol on the 18th of each innitill it
comprises
The JAAIEP BROM, N I apt A. t dila .
C0A.01.11 J a Liatßlt n ,
NEW EMI.
JAMES II GI IotILN Ambrose Child .
TIIF BALTIMORE: LINE OF PACKETS• SAII N
from I.l‘ erpoolen the 20th of each month, it comPrier2
The NI AR% HALF . , f apt. C. II Rallina ,
1.114‘(„ONIA 1 1. Smith ,
ANNAPOLIs J C. Dram • _ -ANC= to the OLD COUNTRY,
t AUGI'S filo n
T Lord.+twill: PRESCRIBER HAVING MADE Arrange
!nail cases where persona dielinecoming tap money • 1 trients in %admit; parts of Ireland and Set - gland,
and with Messrs . SPOON ER , ATWOOD .s.. CO , Dan. will
Passage Certificate and Receipt . Ihe refunded without deduc•inn on returning ~,,
kern, oncione is prepared to draw Sight Bills from
the
One Pound Sterling to any amount required, payahir
Itorattoworr to Fortand fretand, &Wand d• II ale , In all pans of England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales
'I hi stibit Otters hart at all times for sale DRAFTS l'ersonereroirteng Five Dollars to the Pound in par
at ~1 tia rot one vuotibt on the NATIONAL BANK i fends. with the name of the person It ho is to draw
Of IRELAND AYD AI I ITS .BRANCHES, 2,
- e • i the money, a bill for the amount, with a receipt for
iamb are pat& free ca ilittenUnt in all the print ipal theta to hold, will ho returned
tor. no througinedt the United Kingdom -Persona cc. Collections made ip all pails of Purripe, and For.
AIM ne in the country, end wishing to mend money to 1 sign Ellillt of Evehange cubed
th it friends. may insure its being done corta - cti), oat J. 1' SHERWIN, Pottsville, Pa.
their t. MIMI g lis the amonnt they nigh sent . with Jan . 1, 1551 1-11
the none and address of the person fur whom it is in• I •
tor& d a Dran will then be forwarded per first BANNAws pAssAGE AGENCY,
•init ING PACRi,fri or STEAMER, and 'a Receipt i PASSAGE REDUCED —PASSEN
returned by .mail. C I gees at this Agency will be fur-
P.W.&f o hare well knonn responettile • Agents
" e-i oohed with the Paliewing scale of
in ail the seapon towns in 1RE1.5 ND. SCOTLIIND 1 . J
n nif i.‘ ' Proviolnos The ship will furnish
no iw tf Cr+ front n hence Steamer. (axe for 1 iveri iagajaa water and Mel for cooking: also In
pool and „in many of the interior towns, who are t e.
each passenger tinting the voyage
most attentive to F migrants out embarcation, at the I I - lh Wheat Flour. 2 Ibis, Rice,
%nr limo porta In fact all our as rangementa for Pas 21 Ihs Biscuit, .l lb urit.t. Moltisses,e
sengers, end the payment of our Drafts , are so perfect ' '? or ,
Tea per 'nee' -
that nn j 742itar 4P14) or diMppOlEarrlern tan attar. 1 5 ibit Oat Meal.
c}For funtier p tnacniars apply to or address by g_lt , Psrk or Bacon
•i t e Children under la yew., hilt the above Allow
Id i r•tt ,sit:P.S'S BIRNEQ Sc CO , ante
8 : South Street, Nets York ("4 - 'Drafis leaned at the sublet Mar's office in Barns
r BEN] 11 aNNAN.Potttville tout up
to he sent to any part of Fnrope
calf you desis t -lour business (tenanted promptly 01•7 c se
c tionu. The subscriber is 11 e only person in
and raffle .call lit B Bannan's ()Mee, where the drafts this setion of thr State who 'miles drafts at his office
are is med. Paso' ic in all parts of Europe nithout (fit air transmitting money to Europe Apply to
Count, at any of the Honks • and without an % delay Il DANNAN..,
Jan.-11.1 11 11‘51 "ii Ag ent for P '4 l • BYrneg St en
,
' TO IxBB OF errstatacima COAL,
PORTRAIT PAIN T I N G . ,
AND OWNERS OP COAL LANDS.
rii Dr. VNDFIRSIf; ellry itCQPECTFI - 14,1 ',N..
i mut; svecninca WOVLD cell, TIM AT-
I no"nreg to the citizens or Pc'ttqvillo and vicinity 1 tentinn of Miners and others Interested in Coal
that M. has taken a room In col Ilannant4 new build- Lands. to his patent COAL DRCARCR—a model which
lag tpponsile the flOiscnpal Church. where he wilt be } will enable machinists to bnild correctly can be seen
happy to paint the Portraits of any peranns who maNat No. 106 Market Street, which Ills believed Will
dcsite it, and in a style which it is hoped will affordl %mildly persons using the Coal Breaker, that It tan be
entire satisfaction constructed to break from 50 to 500 tons per day, and
Persona wishing to employ him professionally. will
I even a larger quantity, if required, and is not liable to
please rail at his ream or at the Pennsylvania Hall.
ORLAND° IiCRLCY mooßt. ~.,,t, out of order. The great advantage of this ma
1-tf Ihlne commis in theitaving of waste. The proprietor
; is so Well asstired of OM that he will agree to receive
-- ' as a camPensatlon for the prielledge of using it. one
fourth of the value of the coal saved by Its use, which
, Ma) •
• be-ascertained by a comparison with other ma
} chines, or ho will make such other arrangement for
) ha use as may be agreed upon. Parties interested are
invited to essminc• the model an 4 satisfy themselves.
WM. RICHARDSON;
106 Market street.
i Poe Rather particular; apply to William S. Hill,
Seholiklll Haven.
Philadelphia. Nov Z, kat)
Jan. 4. )FSI
• POTTSVILLE ACIADEDIV.
'ILL OPEN. kTS SESSION OS NEXT 410N
da 57, January 'Gilt, WI. rlie Academie Year in
divided into Iwo PC,piclfls. The first session COM-
Riefler:. no Inc Gm MONDAY of Septemlmr. ,and
cl.Ael at Claim niaß. The xi:lmnd Priflon tommences
ttirtreekq. alter 4 7 M / 0 , 1m:99,2nd rloae 9-In the middle
of dnly. Public Pianalnations , arc: held at the dote of
each •t..910n• • •
FIXPENSP.R.n•
•>,
Tatalish, Mathematic:lt & Scientlficitlo,oo $14.00 *24
Latin and firm}, with the above, 14,0 - 18,00
(legman and Prenchmith the above, IS,OO 22,U0 40
The akiwe pares inr Tnition,by the session, amount
to no mak,,for 'the whole yenr, than the former prier.'
byitte quarter except that the Gertitan Department.,
which has been heretofore almost entirety paid by the
Principal, must now he sustained hy those whole. ive its benefit. There ate no extra Charges, esecpt
Inc Stationery fiunished by 'the Principal.
Tuition bills to be-fetid one month aftcr the Com
menceinenc Of the session. Pupils are' received for
no less time than oil,, session, except in case of stek.
nes, tied rem , ' to or ft - Olathe nlace.
ELI AS SCHNEIDER. Prineipal.
Mahanta no street. Pottsville.,
Lat •
.11rtrIOS;
Ja n 4.11451
LIST OF LETTERS„'
I.)CStAINING IN THE'-POST OFFICE AT Potts
:lA Title, Pa., on the Ist of Jtinuary,lBsl.
Alexis Janies Getter John Ober Ainnonj
Abrahim .1 , ‘.lllp Gueshicr AndremO'Colloughan IL Troth Swag" of Fall Goods.
'leacher Jacob Gillen Catharine O'Knm Partial i MIST RECEIVED-BY THE- SUBSCRIBERS AN
Hoyle Thomas Gibbon Henry shpO'Brien Mrs S •11 extensive addition to their cornier Wick of goods,
c r Soloman :Garrett, Joint 'Onesnight • Mrs F. 1 comprising a general assortment of Dry Gnods,Groci
lirsidiny Robert *Gehring Jorden" .O'Shea Thos Abp I
dm Querniwnte.Previttiona s die.. Sze,
Brown Edward Heath Richard 9. Porter James Even- possible care has been taken in selecting this
liettenton Geo AVHarkins Dan - Putter James. stock of geode, and we challenge comparison in re.
Baker Isaac Hoagland David • Prosser Williato • spect In beauty of style, excellence of quality as well
itrenuan l James itallsond Charles Power James -ON cheapness of mire, with any other stnek of goods
Bedford George Higgins Martin Porter Fleur, - ,
an,; where to he found In city or rountrv. We have
Bishop Joseph Maine George W .Phelae John 1 paid epeeist attention to the Dry Goods department in
Elock Moran Edward Powell Joint w.bich our former experience in the city give' us many
Bari:saw ilickerneil JacnhPiapper Enurai advantages. Our assortment is extensive nod varied,
Doyle John Renewed & Co. Pants lira A amongst them may he found an extensive assortment
Brody Utchs • ' High Benjamin Phipti Wm ship of Ladies Well Goods. including Mous lane de lanes.
Denier George Hill Cf!Offle Parr James Cashmeres; Ahipacas, Coburg Cloth/ s s Ladies' Cloths,
Brunt Charles . liarpster David Reny Wyles French Merino, with many other kinds of the newest
•Flaterscbmit Hinkel Jacob. Ratty Peter fashions and Ayies s with the OM 'style faehinnable
Becher Janis.: Hummel George Rutile Mrs Trimmings. Alan a large and 'extensive assortment
Bites Mary. Hickey M ship Raish Charles of new stylefaskienable Shales of varinta grades mud.
Beitert Misiftarraollewell IHe n ry."ltichnrdson ROMI gralltica; also, horse furnishinggoods—inch as Car
tiowden Wm shipllarris Salathiel "Rough Henry petteg, Gil Cloths, Table Linnens„ Diapers. Sbeetings,
BowdonFredericklieinrich Mn C Rosenthal Mr Blankets,Bed Checks, Spreads, Sze, k.c. Also ,Cloths,
Colahan M're Alteelitie Margaret Cashmeres, : 1 -711,11nm:i s Jeans, Children's Plaids, &e.
Caney Jetties Jinklas Miss Annlilefsniper Sarah with various and nuaterans other articles suited to
CoverlyJoseph Johnsim Mrs Sidle Jacob- the season and wants of customers.
Collins ,W Kimmel C. poi icy She Timothy
,Tnankful jhe generouspatronageestended in +IS
Commit Dennis Buehler W Smith JRIOP*
during the time we have .heen in this Mime. we re.
Caldwell WilitamKepner Henry S 'Shultz James
. inseettnity invite a continitanee .if the same: No pains
Cooper 51 .51 Kerr Phillip - -Schrien B shall he spared on our part to deserve it.
Cunningham C Kline Peter Smith Samuel . Remember that our steeple situated in Centre , street
Carioca Lee KHilnn Thady Snyder John direeily opposite the Post Office, at the eland former-
Currie Patrick Kline Captain Smith Alexander jy occupied by George W. Slater. -
Christen B Kletzley Jatob Schlefedecker Me. JOHNSTON & CO,
Chapman John Kline. Amanda C Smith Isaac 4.9-4
Coyle Thomas Kenny Mrs F. Sweeny Luke
Collagan Dennis 2Kelly . Pat'k Bhp 45happacher Paul
Colima Mies 21f Leidich Peter. Smelzer F larch
CanninghamJ shpSowther Jobe Simon John .
Corcoran John Sedgiord leery Haberman Andres
Comer Patrick .Lean.ihon PauickStichter Mrs R
Connell Michael :limber James Shenan_Mie
Cullen Jafilff Moser John t Staunton J chip
Dole Timothy Mellon JohtiF Sohn Nicholas •••
Delay Janie,. Moran Edward Salmon Mich'l2 "
Debiane Freder'S.Maher Robert Sheridan Thomas
Doyle Honour Mentzinger John ToutcbsJecob
Dimmirk Mrs C Meigs Dr Tate F F •
Donnegan J ettipMtuttri Michael Tohrisky
Donlon John Munn Thomas Terry Willinai
Denson Thomaa Moser & Kohler Taylor Mrs Al
Davis David Ms ttin Peter , Cipona David '
'Edszarde Phillip Moore Daniel P Weigh Master, P
Ebert igeob Booster P or Pal &PR It
_Eastman Wm D Murphy Patrick r Wagner Gabriel 4
Engle J H Moye Benjamin 1 Wagner Mr
Eddy John ship McDoneel DennieWhittentore Wm
Farrell E • McClure WillismWilllamte Wm.
Frenan Mleesel McMullin James Whelan Michael
Olennan John -McCullough F Pl'illiameltobert -
Govern Thomas McYey'John Whitty James
Glenn Michael Mc4ndir Mrs Welch John
Gillesale MtchaelMcDaddow Jo* Waffler Amos
Glcnen Thomas Mleas Mr Weide' Miss M
Guinn Henry Nesbit Robert Warner Mrs M
Gougti John Nog-Thomas Wetherill MraJ
warner Jacob Nether John Young Thomas
Gerrick Lovens Oherer John
Two Cents additional - WM tie charged for all adver
tised Letters. Persons; applying for letters on this
Het. will please say ".sdientsed."'
' ANDREW MORTIMER, P. 11...
Pottsville, Jan. 4, Int I
Pottsville.
ne - 4.141650 , - • sitof
4 PV11.171411. LA - -11CithiP 1110,1
;1. copper, BIAS*, Bo : and Bloch 71n. Sadder
Splatter Usd. Ac. Orders resolved tlve Braes au-.
OaPPer work. - sad lithtsbbla cershdtleit- - omits
epopectsil Vrlth the eNve its attended to.,
0 Ikelth. littletltrert
• .11.41
•
0111111)11111111161114RIBIR 1 1 *00l' PAWL
MHZ SABSCIOIRES OAS JOT OACIIIVED A
A. • tels Qtatif eallallktedtahamilich is eanthar Atha
retlaw.thr, didattiag rook,re . dwellings. embt
at ll Made ot %Miro, age, arid -0 require to bt
Putigted fr om thtl.rairsgee of Flt* and-Water., Ths
theft, 'biles teak 1th,....111 be letealged AOm leak-
Zublul tAeir dnotbility Ambled by the use Of this
andbrentobstUdthis can be Matoltaltate both
mbecome
red eanditawk irldlis as the same Axe they
dawn as ware spine the ninths* of Are ,
as a Asia or NOM bundieg. It la Ilawlshed In grey.
thallotate and slate tang. Planter* and other, sap.
plied in qoaentlettit the noun:turm glom -She.
all to be need wi th the plant hunt:bed at the low rate
oted gents per gallon by tler.ket or 'banal. WAWA
' places Ails paint &tont onwttelt` the price of the other
idea of paint now la use; In Oda the lamellae Com
mutes Insure buildings enyeted with this Faint at e
lower rue than they dayhose covered vial eithealln
or sine. The pit intys tarnished roUntin oil, or dry-
B. BANNAN
• /item for the Mentality:Ker.
, • 4 _ -
CORNER OF "ssynteruNii D 'CHEMIN= sT6.; .
' PHILADELPHIA..
D iteuzircx; PROPRISTORIa .NLINAOEII,
aratalr SANPOStb, heatelant Manner-
Great attractions for the Holidays ! Monument for
the Million Performances every afternocin and
Evening. Oaring the Ralidays; and on CBRISTALaft,
Fire during the Day.and Evening.
THE WORLD-RENOWNED OEN. TOM TEEM%
- „
. ,
• ...ma
. -
•
The very smallest of adult humat beings, nmy be
i semi here for a short time on Chrirtrnaa and Nev
Years. ; • „
lie wi l l aPPFat Morning. Anolll4llll. and Evening.
in hi? various Interesting characters. In his Cngilsh
! Conri dress—aa Napoleon—Frederick the Great—ln
fiengx. Nerratihria; dre..—and In a flrand
Es.travaganza. in which he has hermits socelebrated,
! zethe GIANT " • . j
' tinty,a Miniature Man—intellectuaL active,
land spriglitlyl3 , yeartief age, antrnoor only V Inches
high. lie is the Great Wonder nf Nature.
Perinrmances by the excellent cnreriany (each
Afternrem and Evening) which in pointer talent is
not exceeded by any in the country.
23-Thousand. or CUmoslTiEs Are to Ae teen in
the Saloons: ' *Admittance to - the entire Nueeum,
Performance In Lectnre Room, &c 25 Cents; Chil
dren under 10 years, 12 Cents
Philadelphia, De., 5 .14, 1650,
LIVERY
.. • • -• . , LIVERY STAMM.
:THE UNDERSIGNED RE?:
ge ne etfolly announce to the chi. ,
ge of Pottsville and vicinity
that they have purchased of
Charles P. Miller. his entire interest in the splendid
LIVERY STABLE STOCK. witigh. has heretofore
been kept by him at the ipecions stables attached to
the Pehorylvania Hall, in said Rnrough, where they
propose confirming the business as itenal. The stock
ij in first rate cenditien. and they will be prepared to
furnish at all limes, well trained and gentle HORSES.
for Riding or Driving; Carriages, Dearborn', and
other criticise. for one or two horses, which they trill
lei an the moat reasonable terms. Panics of pleas
ure will be promptly acroonnodated with' or without
Dilvera ; and persona will he conveyed to any part of
the country as cheaply and comfortably as can be done
by any other eimilarestablitfhatent. ' .A share of pub
lic patronage ii reipeCifhily solicited and confidently
anticipated.
Ile, .14n . . 4, 1851
Pottar I
:amain. Street JEWEIMIRY STOOL
ctoIJAMES W. HEATON WOULD RESPECT -
Piny inform his frjends and the public-Beller
li-4 ally, that he Val just opened a splendid assort
ilkl meal ot .111WELEM AT HIS NEW fiTOrtr.
at the corner of Second and Market otreets. in ,the
Borough of Pottsville, where he is prepared to soli
all kinds of Jewelry and fillyer Ware : also, a large
assortment of Watches, Gold and Silver. (all Jew elect)
Levers, kr., and also a Rreat variety of Clocks of all
prices and quality, all of which will be sold cheaper
than the cheapest. 12ome and see. -
Jan, 4.1851
Etirrairri
EIItATING FURNAWS.
RITBSCRIBER WILL RECEIVE ORDERS
I Cot Preuty & Barrett's cast Iron and also Porta
ble Furnaces. of all SiZegy for heating houses and•pub
lic buildinxs. These Furnacea, are ninny convenient
and radiate More hest at a less expense than any frit-
Dace now In use, and also, cheaper than other .fttrna
; ces. A trialO( these furnaces corroborates all these
Valeinente.
Mg% a Kitchen. Range. with a heating apparatus
; attached capable of heating two or three roma from
, the kitchen Ere. priwided they connect with th,. {litch
ien chimney. These ranges can he psed with or with
nut a boiler to heat water. It is also well M apted to
I summer lice, as the renstruction is such that n 'lnge
pardon Of the heat pa he thrown nut of the• kitchen
I In the summer season. The Furnaces and ranges are
nil furnished at manufacturers prices. and di, er lions
given ands, mason furn Whoa when required, who un
dervtands their crinstription'tir put them
,spat it tea
; sonar) I price
Manufacturer:
for the Manufseturei
B. BANN AN,
Pottsville, Nov. 30, 1850
40— •
P0u5v111e,00.19,1850
, r 1 ;e)7, 4 1,:p_j13.4):14v;4 , 11.:.7.
• . REGION
Bannan's Boost Store, Cesare street, Pottsville.
TUE SPREAD OP INTELLIGENCE. AND THE
I. consequent increased demand for Newspapers
throughout the Costiteghm, hare induced the sub
scriber to establish a permanent Agency for all the
popular Journals and Perkaltrals printed in theetton
try which he will furnish at the PUBLISHERS'
PRICES. Persons at a distance, by remitting us the
,Price of the paper„will. receive, regularly, any °Cale
following he ma aelett. on the day of publication.
List of
The Miners' Journal a 0 Or ri rlt a le . In London.
New York Tribune. • London Punch, •
N. Y Weekly Heraid*3 00 London Mining Journal,
nag of our - Union 000 Neal'allazette -*2 00
Saturday Courier *2 00 Evening Pose *2 00
Dollar Newspaper II 25 .Scou'a Weekly *2 00
European News *2 00 Home Journal at 00
A albur's Home Gaz. 422 00 • ,
ra• Subscriptions received Gunny arcemlble Paper 1 0
the rutted Skates and Europa ,
Graham's Magazine 83 00 Blukwoods
Godey's Ladre Bookli3 00 'Edna% mapaina
Uulorrafagazine 000 Edinburgh Review,
limpeet Magazine,. 62 00 LontioriQuat'y Revidw,
National 'do . *2 00 Plonk Etritiab Review,.
International lillseery3 00 Weinninister Review,
Littera Living Age fl 00 - The Gptitivator 00
American Review 000 Merry 's Museum 81 00
BMW, 21 2 42 1 2 162 *603
At the same place wilt always be itiond a reapply.of
Blank Books of every description. -
School Books.* Billaseonnient.
Law Book', RePiele. Fame,
AMmiteciallectimaafigmadard works,
" . ..;111t the cheap patiticastoos ea they are
Trtotil *Adrienne fframee.Sagiarinp. se., :.
FoolscopiNoto and ihrtamtng Paper,.
Bawl Roe*, asrieti Awl WIWI* Paper, -
.-Ithistmg raper.'Whiterred:Bino Dasteboari,
LaffleyornendJusticesabaks and Forms, '
TAO beet lionlkw - VolicaiSielee• •- • • ,
Plates,_ Hell* Steel Tent., Rlteling .WaSi,PlOO4l,
Itawarz• RAW, Strom, Brushes, Soaps, Am_
Plain and" Eagra 2oo vistililitCatde•• ,
i 'WOW, Bumps. Jodie Rabbet. Envelope,. -
Moho %stings. Backgansmon boards.. Dice. ptayteli;
. cage. Pen. Knites.Hottoliteala. . -
Burk. Meerut red Inks:Sand. Ice.. •
amt Screens Prspaviby theplece og raid, •
'JavehneClames.To a li t soki
Peribmery. Soaps; rashes ik 03313114.
Z. Wars for. eitY or *Wit. withßm 4 06 0.
itzcOM***StlfaVabotr* I**lllaut _d e lte
er
- • -
titian itooksoliallirlhidoliSid
,ger.pd4l9, • • •-.. . stow
L 7 . 1 : 1 11./j. fr:r.t.) 'LT
J. E. CAETE:t. •
TRoMATI. BRENNAN
'Eheotimge Home Manehttire. .
I = l4 ' -ReENrs—tbat,.. ins g o o
..,t
Man UM, SAY, SI Air
'AND - StONE-Wii.RUFACTORYe
ryes PROPRIBWR Or THISMANUFACTORY.
now PtlidCwllle, Schuylkill county, Pa., - re. '
sPeetftilly oblicits eon= of the sorroul.d/ Store.
keeper* for the articles of Ins reariollmtart, wheal be
Olfitts asocial to awl made elsewhere,' sed.krtsts .la
price than the trade of Ode region have erer yet
bought. Usp consist in pan of Rockingiuttn.wine f .
sit: Pitchers, Coffee-Poll, Tea-Pots,,A agar-Bow is?
0141 1 / 1 4. Fralt:Plates. Spittoons, Ac. e,
STONEWARE, F IR S - PROOF PUDDING DIS,ItE:S.
•.. Nappies
." " Pie " - •
• " Vegetable
'' • " Baklng,Plajes, dsa.
Also. Yellow stoaeware, Ginger and PRIOR ricer Bot
tles, Jogs. Pitchers, Bowls. Preserve. Xclly and Val
Susi - ant; Jelly and Cake Moulds, Basins, Elvers ;HIP
Chambers, and generally every article ntenullictured.
Ele also. manufactures to order the tblieurtng:
Tire Bricks of any shape or slier;
Stove Cylinders and Lintomtof all materna s
• Flue and Flooring Tiles;
Arch, Rey and V. Bricks ; ~
Arch and Floor Tiles,. dre,,,, &el ,
M. Orders for the above are respectlhirt:• ol .ciled•
Office and Show Ware-room (Wholesakf. only) in
fri:ver Terrace Bulldinmr, Centre street, Pottsville.
Address, F. HonnaoN; Agent. Pottsville.
Nov. 23, 1850 • . 47-if
0000 R&M or BOOTS & SHOW.
i t JUST RECEIVED AND FOOSALE .
it
i by the subscriber...wholesale ar retail.
1
Stloo pale of Doors and Shoes.H. nodd .
Bunts at *1,50 per pair, at his Old Es
tablishment, Centre street; oppesite the Pent - Ofy
Pontine? where he has also for sale ti general ape rt
-I:vat of ...alldlery. Trunks. &r., at equally low prices.
r. D !scriceNtx.
I! ,
• 5141.
Per. 11, iSSO,
Roza SALE, ' r
it Titc STORE HOUSE, ;STOCK, FIX
f.,4; c tures and good wilt of the well known Ey
..il tertsteres Stars, sttnated in :the nand:titling
~. -Town of Lykens. the seat of'the mining op
perations of the Lykens villsy Coil CoMpany, In
Dauphin county, at the commencement of tte 11.ykens
`galley Rail Road, and 'about Id miles. from millers
burg, on the.Susquehannt. The *tote is capable of
doing a very estenslte cash bushiesty and to a man
of enterprise and moderate capital; pre4ents advanta
e,es rarely to be met with in a country , store. The
awe!: and fixtures will be rololodepUntlent of the sto re
house if desired.. For tering apply nii the.PretillsrS to
HENRY C. HARPER. or
W a Ril & lIF.IDELIVIAN
I/ L''' .Phil ill •
Dec. 7, t 650, •; : =
.445m+
mititnirm. 'CIMISTMaIi2I,.BIIII NEW
YEAR PIIF.t.4ENTriII ,
lI HAVE rms DAY RE1.141 - !ED A large
and';. ; heautiful assortment of : emir and rare
r: FANCY CI001)s. consisting liti• part of beau
" Gra! Vases, Card Cases and Dehnivers, Bohe
mian Glass Brinke r rke...,./te. Terra Cotta Ware, Swiss
Ornaments, very scarce and beautiful:: a handsome
assortment of Fans, Napkin Magi. Cake Bailtels,
Tea gets; constantly on hand a gdod assartnietit of
Silver Spoons. Butter Knives. Forte, and a variety of
fancy silver Ware. .Always on hand a:large-assort
ment of Gold and Silver Walcheit, Cold Chains, Me r
dalllons, Gold Pencils, and .lewelery of every descrip
tion, at much leas than the usual price. the quality
,'warranted. i , ' .
SO—un
I 42Yr this day received a ipleadid• assortment of
Ladies Cold Watches, both open fica'and hunting
some beautifully enamellcd,and Wald with Pearl and
Diamonds, which are excecdinglyrieh and beautiful:
On hand it neat assortment of Mai:Mind Rings .and
Pins; which I am &lei...mined: to Sell Yens than the
same can be purehaserrelnwhere.• it Would particu
larly invite the attention of purchareral.. my anot ..?
went. and my low prices, as 1 am certain they are
much below the used price. Please call and examine'
my stock in general, as I am , ined r to sell at re
.
dueed prices, at •
LEWIS LADOMU4'"
Watch and Jewelry Store, 103 j Chestnut street,
East %sinew' Franklin Rouse.
Philada.. Dec. 41,1850 • • ; 51-31
N, B. The highest price paid for. California Gold;
Goods cent by mail to any part of the country. '
:ft - . . ' . a
21
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Clocks, Watches, Jeweleryi Slice Land Plated
Ware. The au bseri bers o (ter ter retie at their es.
i ablishwent,two doors abovnthe Miners' Sank,
Centre street, PAILSVIIIO, Pa. A splendid osaortment of
Clocks Watches , Jewelry, Silver and Plated Ware,
ke.,, at's nch,w'ice. as cannot fail to give satisfattion,
awl to which we invite the attentlut Or purchasers,
assuring them that every article is 'warranted as rep
resented. r .
Our stock moist!. in wt. of a ;f4ll assortment of
GOLD 4. MPER'LZVER: Irimen'Es'
do do Lepine 1 - - do
Silver Table and Tea-spoos.a, Mantle ornamenis,lan
cy Goods. Watches. Jewelry and _ hold pene.seet to
ail part. of the United States byimall, with perfect
safety. We are determined to sell at leas prices than
the same articles are sold In Philadelphia.
P. S.. Pisstive this advertisement. and examine
ourstock when you vicitPritiavilit.
WM. BRADY.,
.I. NrevrAßT EI.LIOTT. -
Elec. H. 1850 'il ': 49. ly
Parpeolar al I ention paid to.'tbe repairing of alt kind
of watches. - • • ; ; '
CLEW & CROMPTON,
Vt&NUFACTURERS OF PERFUMERY, FANCY
DAL Soap; and Fancy Paper Roles of every variety
and description, respectfully solicit the attention of
Wtudesale and Retail Druggists,,jewellers, Milliners
and the trade to their varied atsortment of goods con
sisting of Perfumery and Fancy Soaps. Hair tits, Co.
lognee. Powders, &c..' &C. Atte) tuft and complete
ac . 4rutmcnt ..or Fares . Roses Rnin.bie fle.r Drue.
airm, Jeweilers.Millitii.n; and ti 4 trade, all of Which
being their own manufacture, they guarantee to sett
cheaper than the same quality di goods can be pur
chased from any other house In the United States.
MARIE THE PLACE. CLEGG & CROMP
TON'S Perfumery and Fancy, Paper box Manuractut
ing, 48 Market street below Second. Philadelphia.
Nov. NI, 1.4.11 a 4E-tf
TO MEP MD 130 AT BI7ILDERS.
TAE ,
rrE DVBSCDIDER HAS ON, HAND AND OF-
L fees 6: sale st4l cents per pnlind is lot of Wrought
Spikes, 5 inch and upwards, made, by band, and of
the beet Iron. AlsnA and 41 inch at S cents. Wh•tt(
Dolts at 3 cents, and English bolt lion at 45 dollats
per-Ton. Callen, or address '
D. Burro :v.
No. 135 ItendiStreet Ennsington, Philada.
Dec. 14 1850 - -50-3 m
MIN R. BRADBURY,
rt HEAP WHOLESALE ANit RETAIL STAPLED
kiand Fancy Dry. Goode, 138 South Second Street.
Philadelphia. has constantly on hand' a large aesort
ment of tAhawle, al. de Lainethi Cashmeres, Linens,
Silks, Embroideries, Laces. Hosiery. Dispels,
`erit:mei Clothe. CaiSittleYee.: .
&c., %tithe lurze Rosen ment of Other sootiest) of trobieh
will he sold at the feweet prices:
;The citizens of Pottsville and vteinitv. are invited
to coll.
Philadclphis, Dec, 11, M.:
EMI
o-• W
Ilife! Lo ere a Universal Amity Enibrocatioa for
Disease; of the Mantas Flerk.
IME and experience , has • fully proved that this .
ENIVERHAL ACMCIrt' his"n,,, ha ettuAl ou the
Hat of popular medicines, having been. rnoreNhau 14
years befell: the pOblit., .
Testimony of the most disiaterdatedctutracter of
wonderful effects on the animal economy Is m m0 .. 1
daily presented to the proPrietor
A young roan in the Town of Wilson, whose tot beg
were burnt off of him, was restored (without suffer
ing,) by the tifuely use of t bis.oll.
umerousare the unsoliChed statements of patients
themselves: and others who have used. tbe Oil, n
cures which in themselves appear so remarkable, the
orem they at all Interested in a peculiar point, they
could hardly have been credited.
The following diseases are among many:others in
the core of which this Oil bad been completely success
-Inland in which others had e irely failed :
Stavin, Sweeny, Ringhone. Windmills, Poll. Ertl,
CUIIOCIB, Clacked Heels, Gni sof all kinds, Lame- ,
nes s, Fresh Wounds. St ins, Bruises, Sand '
Clucks. Foundered et, kz.eratches„ or
• Grease,Mauge, Rheis atism,Bitesi of .
Animas, External _V hobs, Painful
Nervous. Affections Frost Hiles.;
Bolls.Crons.WhiCio s,flurns and
Isetads, Chlibl,lnas Chapped
Hands, CramNCtustracilons
. of the Muscles, Swellings. .
• i Weakness of the Joints.
Caked Breasts, ere.
CAUTION TO PITIICHIREIts.
Beware of C , OUNTERPEITS, and bc sure the 1141110
ot the Rote Proprietor, GEORGE W. MERCHANT
Lockport, N.Y., is blown lo the side of the bow le,and
in his band writing ayer thet Cork. Don't be pursue
ded to take anything else Witlfthe promise i t I,,i nst as
good Ace., dec. This ispracticed by those,unprincipled
dealers whose conscience sittli stretch like India Rub
ber, and who are of a kindred spirit of those in our
large cities, whose nefatiMis ptattireshare so recent
ly been exposed to the titan of Congress.
Those who attempt to Corinterfeit this article ate ro
ferredto the-law of New York, of Moy 1945, by which
it. wilt be soon thavevery.p;on meddling In these
counterfeits iseabject to indkt nt,. imprisonment and
Goo.
A person selling out of this State, will be liable I
arrest when In the State; and also lobe held as a wit
nese against those he bought of or sold for.
All Orders addressed to thh proprietor will be prompt
lyrespotuled tn. • •
Gera Pamphlet of the'Agent, and see what won. ;
ders are accomplished by the use of this medicine.
Fold by re 'eetalate deafer§ generally In the United
States and Canada. Also; by
' •J. C. 0. flUallEb'. Potittrille ;
E. J . Fry, Tamaqua; J. flanunet,Orwigsburg ; StMon
RaH Bethlebern Peng) , as Kenney, Easton ; Lewis
wroth Co.. -Allentown "y O. Masser, Buttburyl Bc
J. !nearer, Milton I M. A. McCoy, Northumberland;
Or. is. Yobs, WUkesbartin W. aMboni_k
(levee; C. W. fitiaMe.l.oariabilot B. William,. Bear
creek; IL M. Ebert; Mauch Chunks. Ballet a: Jones
Yunkhantiock. t Frederick Klett & Co., Wholesa
gent 4 Philadelphia.
notr3. 1849. •
----i;74-7714.1ire).
IN, nix ItoltaVaa Or POTTSVILLE,—
ftinctittlY .cotolUCl*d tot Chao., W. Pitman. .J.
Wren •t. Co. tr e spiettaitty soHcI O continusine
at the 'custom of the work.: . &tag practfrAt
Media:des, they falter 91adselves that thetr krrov9-,
edge and e .. lperle nto of too htudness will enable - item
10101710Ot wort that witt.no; fait to jettertialittiction•
to.tbe %list eastidtrora; The). exit prepared to alarm.
facture Steam togiamfampa. Coal nreaker..k Vat
Cara, Raltrda4 augment cattlaga; att.
1111. all orders *antral y received andprompOy exs.
trued co the Inqat realoattahler t errae. -
' • JoHN WREN.
• 111074 AR WREN S
3110111- WENN.
;31011101111 4 11161116144 — illrlalllialrt—Watreast..
4411 . 1? - Nemaldiallf ISpildeltir lota
slat_
% f it you 'tint to !
-*dim
.
itVhL
per
, Red $1 :
--Corn -61--Oats
Whiskey 261 t cents per
PEIt,iI O .IEIVIAMNIA LEOI9A.
Ott 1;
Thursday'petitions wer i 4 presin' 1,....
favor of incorporating a Ba4ramiqua,
wiffilCapital of $ 2 00,00 of report • .
inirt rt act authorizing the. circu l ationat
stn °Les. 4 number of bills were reed,
grin ip Ily of rrlocal-character--ont to pro ,
ven m ri effectually the selling of intosi.
cat ! ng liquors.
The following gentlemen were nominated
for United States Senator. The election takes
place on Tuesday next : •
A. E. Brown, Townsend Haines, 'G. W.
Woodward, Henry Chapman, Henry H, Fos
ter, Arnold Plummer, Daniel Sturgeon, Wm.
F. Johnston, Jas. R. Snowden,- Peter S.
Michler, Daniel M. Sun's% William Strong,
Simon Cameron, Charles ringersoll, Sam
-uel A. Purviance, John A.llisou, Thomas C.
Haniblev, Thomas White, A. W. Loomis,
H. M. Phillips, D. G. Wagner,'W. F. Small,
R. J. Fisher, Joseph R. lngersol, Thaddeus
Stevens, Wilson McCandless-,-George Cham
bers, Richard Vaux, John B. Smith, H; 'B.
Wright, R. M. Patterson, D..E. %Vaguer, C.
W. Pitman, Richard A rih urs, Joseph B. Ar.sll
G. M. Dallas, G. B. Sterigere, J. G. Jones,
David Wilmot, A. H. Reeder,' J. B. Gordon,
N. Strickland, Wm. Darlington, J. Sergeant,
N. B. Eeldred, J. B. Yost. R. P. Flenniken;
McLanahan, Edward Darlington, J. B.
`'Johnson, S. Calvin, -Augustus. Drum and
James Pollock. ,
Hon. Charles 'W.- Firmau, appears to be
the only candidate nominated from Schell•
kill county.
No business of general importance trans•
acted this week., Yesterday Mr. Chandler
asked leave to introduce a 'resolution into the
House, setting forth the inconvenience of the
exportation of silver, and instructing the
Committee on Commerce to reduce the IWO!.
o f tr. States silver coins by diminishing their
weight, or increasing the piuportiorkif alloy;
or both, if to prevent tbeirexporta.
tine. 01i ections were raised. -
From lyashington.—"the Treasury build
ing was discovered to be on fire Thursday
afternoon, It originated froth the melts&
ness of the servants. No records or pipers
of any value were destroyed.
A frieno has sent us a copy of the Weekly.
Sonora Herald, a California paper. The
following" are its terms of publication
For one:, year, - - • $20,00
For sik.months, - - - 10,00
Sin;le copies, - - - • 50
There might be some excuse iu not taking
the paper i s at this price. •
11, - -
3:7 n'e Laqze4k4Our Scrap•bwk fur
nishes the .follclutig,yyorthy sentiment as
the perpertr of the" arapnal John Smith:
"The Ladies—The only aristocrats of the
country,—they are unvilling that auy man
should be free, and the; can't beliive that
all men are equal."
3:7A Complimentary dinuCiwill be giveen
to day in the Chinese rptisetina •Philada., to
Capt..
.13., R. Mathews, - _commander of the
lately arrived Stearnert'ity of Glasgow. It
will cost several thousand dollars, and is
exiected to be a splendid affair.
ag`3lasonic---The appointment of WM.
•B.'Potts Esq. of Orwigsburcr Rt. VI. Grand
master for the counties of Schuylkill, Nor•
champion and Carbon for the ensuing ma
sonic year, was announced before the Grand
Lodge of Niasons of Pennsylvania; held last
Monday- in Philadelphia.
G:7•Gas in Harrisburg:—Gas is about be.
iog introduced into-this city, though for . the
present the illumination is confined to the
Capitol and the principle Hotels, aptil the
Company shall have completed their, fix
tures in other parts of the city. .f
7New Post Wm —A.uew Pak Office
has been'establilled at Trovorton, Noithum
berland county. This place is only, a few
months old, but it is growing rapidly and in
a very few years will be one of the' most
important and prosperous towns in the
•
country,
MEE
mmiwo 7 rma
[l'"l , irebster on Hulsemann.—The late pas.
ses between Secretary Webster and Chevalier
ifulsenutun have no doubt taught the Atte.
triau Charge a thing or two.. He certainly
waked up 'the wrong passenger,--when he
pounced upon " black Dan. P'
J'"?1 new Post Offiee has been - established
at Focht's Forge on the Little Schuylkill
Railroad, in this county, Charles Focht
appointed Postmaster.
o:7"counterfeas—The Am.,llcitn says that
counterfeit $5 of 'the relief re-ts.rue r of the
Harrisburg Bank, have just been discovered.
They differ front the genuine.
Gennantown Telegraphistarfed out
,
last meek deterrriined to create a seosition,
and we suppose, it was not disappointed,—
The Major is not apt to "dramron his ita
aginition for facts" Either he is gloriously
humbugged, or really there is something
coming: --heat• him :
"There has jus=t !ken-brought to light, the
application, Of a power, which is to supersede
entirely the steani power of the world! This
announcement may stagger .some but the
discovery, when it shall be divulged. will
stagger them a thou Sand times more.
It has been ritadeby an Eastern man, who
has completed his models—ond of which
will be deposited at Washington as soon as
patent rights shalt be secured in , the differ.
eat European countries, The machinery . is
entirely perfected—the power is a motive
one, and steam hasno part In creatirigit. So
simple and economical are the principle and
application, that two tons of coal will be
sutqicat to drive the largest ship of the line
around the world !
• We are not at liberty, now,: to divulge
more of this wonderful discovery -;,` but we
predict, with the greatest confidence, that a
short time only will elapse before a total
revolution will take place throughout the
world, in our motive,power system. Indeed,
we assert; with the same confidence, hat
the year 1850 terminated the sovereignty of
steam
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