The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, August 23, 1851, Image 3

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liatutts 'or .71332 ITUITERS'.IOI7RNAV, ~ ' SEVEN guesTimitsi
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soar. st:c.scairriort. .
T*.-. not. LA itliA-piw_ in,i.m. p 2 )1 tik 16 ! .tni, nllll3lll ' r' r Trnt• Iligirrin 4 . /I,lc rr the roicleof SA ell . CO.
I n advance, 10 atm:. wit.. I..at,te itt'qthe roottlY. end : T he Tottowin—
g questions are so men by
~,,,,satty• to attcattre to i: owe WhLi Ir. t•ile 1 , 111 1.1 . 11,
C.II II IF- The PuL: l4,l l. l • l l;ere ,3 tq mi.-etc the tight : the Junior Whig Club of Pottsville, ttabe an
to Chute 02 50 per antluoil when-pars/111d Is dece3ed I • .
longer that, nee Nor..t ! i f • .( . .sneered by Col. Bigler; for the information"
To cvats . : s. v„ of the people of Schuylkill county. They
I's ree eoptett lo nhe ailthess, - .." ' - 7
grit , „ 77 t•
t. O • 77 •;-' ; 7 '. - ' I n 10 ~ loo are courteous and respectful in style, and .
einl•Ptt ..
Five dollars ot it,ttanee writ p.tr, forelitto - year's there can, be no excuse for refusing toanswer
.tibscriptjais lathe-J.4,1m1. ' thetti;except a positive determ , inatton on his
Terris: of -the Vireiincs • day Dollar Journal.
. 11 00 part .to be non-cononiitut on the subjects of
I ropy. trilittsor; . . • • !
1 e „,„„ . .„t„,„,...1.1.,....„ - -; -; - , - 0 111 Willa they tr ea t : .
it. , eon .. • •
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is is, •j. Was not " Polk, Dallis and the Tari ff
in d. / l I :I,' d" I . - 1 -=_- ti at 0r%42" the motto of the Democratic party
!..) ii,, 'i, do, . . . . - 35 no
• tt 1 , shiVo Von tut: :" • of Pennsylvania, in - the'campaign of '44,
Wednesday and Saturdiy Journals. and was it not by the tasting vote of Geo.
I Copy of eaelr, in advattre. ; - - S. 15
sfogies - . • • • • - ',- - I:0 M.. Dallas; that. the Tariff of '42 was annul
; 7 do' d'` :.I" - ''.
• - h 6 00 " 10 and thepresent Tared . - '46 substituted?
;45 tin 'do de i
--7 i i?' Past Master< will Mr 1er..7.i. as Agents for •
'2. - Has not the Tariff of '46 ever since
• itiese•Pitprri. In t.,,,tan g Cita., 4 - .., The person who „ _
folmy a Club of VIP,. for the :Wrolnetirily D lolltr 1 en supported by Democratic influence and
loornat.. urn 1 . 110. or 7eir for Ili; Mil.f . f. ' Journal, .1 .
11i lii he rut it lel to 3 7iipv trf ehlwrllisiter gratis. ; Fo r i crery,effert of the Whitzs-to restore the Tar
. rho, •.t ..Vrm fiir hint' P.lj..re , a crept wiithe flartiel.• 'tir or '-i.? been defeated Gy the Democratic
...Irmo.. - I - I •
' :ti I.l,re t wen and aieho..l Tett hers. n lii - he for- F 1
ParLY ? •
nisheil %all Ciill..l - 0T 110111 J6iiii .N ot.
at hAirpe. • . •
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' I . ir - Sulttr.- - h,i... Mt. , . &Alai Call 1.1 . 1 , M111.41 by et, ou in favor of a Tariff affordin
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4 . 1.1.111 e 1 . .19i Orfite Stamps, whi . . - it .:.n tie Mott:wit al t (111131 protection with th e t ar iff o f , 42.
lay nt the Peet Octio. :. 1
tATF-Ii or avt•tir•rteltin • •r 4. Did you not vote for the Wilmot . Pro
--iitiv-,47lntre' of tit lilies. 3 t Inn s l .. SiWi
t ViStt ReF. o ll3llult in the State Senate, iu Jan
.... r... i.tilyz;tottiert it...ettkit, - • .272
tont lines. 1 time. - 45 i nary IS-17 ?
:40,1, oitiott'in.-ertiiin 7. D
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tine ' stint le, 1111.11; tl-01: - .-
t 3 119 , a. tdnot, the mea4ure Which. you recom
•Sl X month., • • •.. .-
5 (” 11117titleti in - the State . Senate in 1846, and
:11.1r is.•lf. - • - - I ' . - - ~, 1 ILI-
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Blt ot
o•a cards 6'l's 1in..., p i
per annum, - • 3no which you assert is similar to‘the Sinking.'
Ur n hatt6 7 amt Other:. tuirerti7inging the V.1111r.1
-v. ull the privilege of wi tettiiiti, illiterent solver- . 1
Fund of Gov. Johnston,, propose a tax'upon I ,
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ti.p.u..oui w..ity. i
- 12 I Y 2 i the est a te of all decedents, thereby placing I
t --- e-tArger Ad , e 1 Ws, ?tient a, a. Ino a gria• nient . i . 1
••••••••••■•..i..0 1 ...........i----4..—...............A....•.... -an undue proportion of the State debt on the
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1.- L:1 1 , 1 • W Move an Of )11ans?
Mifite_ft ---; I, ' JOURNAI. : ,l
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.11,tilt 1 can you explain your apparent in
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SATURDII V. AUGUST 23, '1851; : A Ci)!•istency in allowiug.as you admit in your
.- . • . \ ,..„„7 speech at Spread Eagle; you did; the State
if WllioS. TO' i'ol[4l., -POSTS! •'t Law of 1817. lin hiddins,r the dike of Jails for i
-`A grand ratification Wbig• tneetiu.7 will I the coufitreinent or Ingitive slaves, to•pass
~ . .he held at the *b00.... of Daniel (fill, N. W. I, th re.11 ,.. 01 the Senate, without ruling against it
.Ward,.Pottsvilte. on Satuiday eveninz., thel
Thhh inst., at 71, o'clock; P: 11.. The Whigs, ,:qr -cithenrlse opposing it, when you say in I
• -.4 the County are requested to attend. * •yur late speech at Towanda you consider it
fly order of tiie Executio, Committee. i ; tine(m.thiutional ?
•:., -: ' JolinshAt Club N 6., 1.. , 7. When was it you arrived at the Cowin-
J. If. CAMPBELL Chairman. ;Ann of its unconstitutionality ? •
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A \PIOUS 44 JAG ON."
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I,.:. ' 'fla-ctiizeus of the several Districts of this' \mus ,
._.. . ft is really aing to hear some of the
'unty, will meet this afternoon at their re
s,7pective
places,'
to
eh04,5e0 . 10,1„,at..s for ale , Loeot&o,- pre:Jelling piety over the late
~C liapters "of the Journal. The old hard
'Schuylkill haven Conyeniion. on Monday.— :
A :spirit .of unanimity iii44juOil feeling, so "'"l' ''kth'ilthi sooners, what du th ey know
piety ! The gold ring in the pi,tA nose
far as we can. learn, .prevail - Zover the whole ' 'dull"
was nut inure out of place, than Locufucoism
county. The feeling i.,oninnautis of our
success—" in Union there! if. strength." The i?seaming an nir of pit.iy—a pious Locolueo!!
friends of all parties cannot be gratified, but : If they are sincere,. the Journal has uue
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the Whigs (Jaye. always .'l;ed on the truly solaci fur its old age—it has developed a
Democratic principle,of stilon hi in g'to the de- ' saint pf piety in certain hard cases, that all
cision
of t h e ma j ority and 4 0 ,„ t i t ,„„ t „i y ,„ the preaching in Christendom.it vii;as thought,
at all times willing to sacrifice private feel.: could nut convert. A good feeling toward
. int , for the general goo4l The selinion o f all the-benighted of mankind,'makestis anx
ions to benefit our Lccofoco neighbors - as
'good Delegates is a maker of primary int. '
much as possible, we shall therefore publish
portance—let the good sense ant) prudence of
the Chapters in cirenlat farm, shortly, and
the party 'commence then' at, this starting .
point, and our furuire course „id! be clear— :-distribute them for the especiaf improvement
none but genuine, tried and devoted
,V,I Idgs 1 of the party. .
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should be chosen.
A must) quEsTiorii
FOLLOWED EV A FEAIZS FACT
Mr. Bigler Sat. , the act ere:twig. the Sinking vur of the iariliuf '46. It argues that it has
Fund imposed but (Inc nets tax. This is .not greatly Iriefitted the farming interests, and
true. We have proved it t'al'e, and Mr. lii,-i that underit "the im-reaseofamount
l& and his friends haye not attempted tat invested in manufacturing esmblishments
answer our artieles on subject. But it) =in th'e erection of new works, and the ex
thge taxes were reeeivei(under Lucofuco ad-. I tension of old one—has been much gr;oter
ministrations, why did ; : they hot pay" a con- i Man during Ot same period in any previous
side - tableportion of the State debt ?. parr of the history o f oar country." Itnlso res.
The - filet is, ALL the taxes imposed in the published an Auti-Prolvetivetariffarticle from
Sinking Fund are new, except three. They; the Washington Union. •
never before existed. But not cue of them There is no doubt about Bigler's' position
touche; the Farmers er ofrncrs of &hi Estate! on the , Tarili 1/I.le . ,z4itgl. The Reading Con:=
It is'to Gov. Johnston',. great 'credit that he vention passed a free-tratle resolution, Bigler
has been paying the; State' debt WITHOUT ,rands flat-footed on its platform,. and his
INCREASING THE TAXES OF THE LA- hoine organ accordingly is filled with free-
BORENG OR PRODUCiNG . -CLASSES ! trade articles!
Mr. Bigler's plan, Which.nras never adopted,
was directly the opposite. it proposed to in
c'reasr the Farmer's taxes, and thus pay the
debt. The people. cad judge between the
two plans. —Harrisburg 4in,rican
PROPESiION _VW •PRACPICE.-
Rielrard_Brmilwati, LOcoko united States
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:s e nator fr,.in t yeansylrini.t, has been elected
a Dire,'...tor in the Fardicrs' and Mechanics'
Bank at Easton. is a new hank—was
-tharterectd.iy the last 6,gislature,, and was
organized onaite 11th inst. Mr.- Brodhead
, will tizILL-as/loutlly the evils of Ranks
as atly I:ocofoep in the State. hut like the
rest' of h e will seize any office in them - .
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npon which. he can lay lis hamls. Thus it
iS:11131 Loc. - 664'0s oft . po:e Rinks. They talk
against itherh before tAeetions—vote for them
.. 4ter electki(r., and, thin make all the money
out of 'theril they can. They are a i-,ry
honest party.
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THE .4 VENTRA4; RAILROAD
The Pittsburg- Jour,iar. Frida y la - q. sal;
I —"lYe are happy tti state that the Central
Railroad has been corapletell 'tq:Botivar, ten
miles East of Blairsville. and that . :ttfter Mon- ,
dafnext._the facility pt travel from Vittsburg
to Philadelphia, will he sell further increased
hy the opening of the road to that Puna.—
Travellers will then he able to go to Phila . -
fro 4 this city in thirty hours„.bein.g
a saving of tune of ar least six or eight hours.
Col. Moorheid, ageHt of the ,GOoti Intent,
Telegraph, and RailrOad lines, will, on Mon
.day'nes t, beiready to book passengers by that
route, :by which tlrey will have but forty
miles of staging, to Blaiesyille, and ten miles_
by Snodgrass & Co.'s Canal packet:express,
to be travelled in day' 7 li.glit. !hi: balance of.ilie
journey being by rajlroad. This, the agent
'informs us, will be •deeidedly the greatest
speed that can - be attained' ur/der present au
spice*, and thereforel passenger: will finil it
of great advantage_ to travel by: that route."
citinno - ITS stivrien
The Quarterly Report of ilie New York
Court of Tither was submitted some days
, since. The cuireSpindent ,of the Philadel
phia Lager aptly reMarks:ihat tt is'a docu
ment which'shoulif be read, and studied, and
reflected upon by every clergyman, and every
politician, and etry.ntoralist in the country,
for it embodies facts 'that are enough to nnke
civilization and Christianity stare. Take an
instance or two:.-- • .
During the peri?d in qUestion— : May,-June
and July —there *ere no `fearerthan 2165
peons arrested, thecity limits, gross.
ly intoxicated ; '1706 for disorderly conduct
1291 for assaults and battery : 175 for grand'
larcetty,,and SIS for petit larceny ; 5 fur rape;
13 for murder ; 53 for trastaidi ; 25 for coun
lerfeiting,'and 4t; for burglary.
-These - are but a few of the appalling ag
gregate of critnefor Which a total of 9,507 ,
arrests were made." Does it nut ditelwe a
terrible state of things there"? . ..Is it any won
deT that an nugnii.btation of the Police force,
alceady 900' meth! is demanded?
-; One other faet shoold he added, as it
furnishes a key to about one half of ail the
crimes in the Calendar: dig bbief's report
states that the Avkole• number of grog shops
in the nineteen ;wards of that . city exceeds
6000, and out ;of that 6000 ' no' fewer than
4,1E35, keep .open' op Sundays., Is comment
needed, here?-
117 THE OrkictAL rt'turns give Mr". Stan
ley, Whig, a majority of 2111 cotes user Mr.
Ruffin, fur Congress, in the eighth district of
North Carolina.,
7TARTIIER 111AVIEWi ' W3S 1 t Erie, On
Saturday, Olikitit scores of convert* to the
Tempeninci cause.
THE TARIFF` OF '46
"The Clearfield Repulilieau," the imtnedi-
ate organ of Col.. Bigler, -takes ground in fa-
Democratic Whig Delegate Election
The Democratic Whig's of &ittylkil coun
ty, and all those who, tove their country bet
fer.than party, arc requested to 'assemble at
the following , places in the respective election
districts,on Saturday the 23d of August next,
between the hours of I and d r o'clock, P. M.,
and elect two delegate s to rePresent them' in
the County Convention, which will assemble
at the House of A. W. Saylor,in Schuylkill
Haven, on Monday the 25th of Au g ust, for
the purpose of placing in umnination a gen
eral county Ticket, to be supporied'at the en
suinz October election. The Committees
named will please superintend the election of
delegates:.
.4.,;nth W.tril. Ilonie or Wiiii3m Matz -
toonnotr,. 1. : 4 . r Martha. Jieo6 E•.l
W..,t Ward -Ilauge of 11.knuel
I. I'. 11..rirain, Motes Strati:tr.
!roots El'a.t Wald. -11.1%e of l'Oer
1.134,irl Sh..!Me. Danirl Klapp.
- Cn rb.o . ;. • lioits.4. of Th.+. Sinippon —4•011,
- Ar d r _Vol keia, —Hattie of Abraisars Pint —Commit
gtraurh. 4,914ei
H
S t hr,,tilt Burrs 2 lt.. of A, W. Si)lor—c..mit.
1.. r, Cr.t K:kuiTtetan.D.tn”.l II Stierr.
s..ah .ttae keels —lt"tittr;of tteej.ltrbet - r'nutistittee
Itattiel-Reber.l
Lasdipteeille —ll..tr-te of Jnhn II Roth—Commitiee
at Leiner, Juual hut Wert.
o,,mrsb.re or wmm,.. msmorm .1431
Committee, z'ameirt 631ret, Henry Illarnmpr.
beet Brdissteirl—ibaut , e SAsnort
Daniel
Nri Cll.lo.ll—liouge of Wm. dioyrr---cmumliwe:
iom, K. Sithied.
, Rust Brux,rat -lli,use. or n. Gneiog•r—(bmudt-
I.r,Gr„ tirt-thOurpr. 113ssid
-Ilotveof Whet otone-rotinitieo,,
John Moir,. Jr ,11.Aniri Kieller.
rAI,I Ward. Rouse of John Jones -Com
mittee. F. Lati.kriann,..tohn
N rv, Wry& Honer nfrrameel Beard-Committee,
F. A. Whitaker. Milton
'South %Var.!, Rouge of fta t .o,.t
A. 1.. tlonrliner, I:oto.tt Satfliff
Risk -M00... of r mhatiso4 fit:kits.- (*.amino e,
Kamp, Daniel K.tup
of Jarnb laud-Committer, 1).
Klinseman, Charles Clue,
Usia• -Muse. - of Jaeoh' Rapp Froitulilteiß. Samuel
Ruppert. Moik Sitter.
Batter-Ifonao of John Mortimer- Committer, Gni.
J. F. Davies. A. S. Jones. Esq..
Barr-,-Ilonse of Francis Ofneler-Cornmitiew, J.
A. Olin; John Yuman;
Eldreil-llnuse of Deritur tee Simon
Ilepler. 11. Koehler
Upper atalantaap- House of Win. Deibett -Com-.
mutes. Adam Ilerb. R. W. Erdman.
Gorier Xakaniasta-Bosse of .1143h:rut Swenk-
Committee. Philip-Osman, Esq ~ John Haldeman.
Franey- noose of John Witthao-Contmittre, Jas.
N. Clark. John S Ilastrinmer, E-q.
Fressat-House of Math Idalon -Committer, J. B.
N errary. John R. Ferniler.
Porter-1100re ofJ. Coffinlirtee. Jacob
Miller. Jos,ph Workman .
Pineyeere Berevek-Itoulo of Runnel Reinhart
COMMlllter. Peter Filbeft,,F. C. Werntz.
Matzo/re Ternship-lionte Of Philip Koons-Cane
mistee-: Peter Stein, Wm Eckert
fforiellouse of Joshua W. France -Columnist.,
John S. Sterner. Jacob Mennld, Esq.
fleaseli-Rouse of Philip Belles-Committee,
barman Cockle(. Jacob Klanner.
Cass-Roost of Rem). Stuieffer--Conntliee,
Mitts in. Morgan Marsan."
lOnersarite---liouseaflartgalgralla-Committee,Cear
A. Repplier. John Prefoil.
Xer Castle-House of Let Reher-Coosinittee, R.
Adams . I •
"Corer:las-11°os, of Jobn M 1 Oeritet-thammlnse,
John Reed. fien:7 ; '
St. Clairrlioure afJonsetean Johnson--Committra.
' John eleithinger„ Esq.. Win. Price.
East Xs etregion-ll arise of fi trim Wright-Commit
tee. Chapin Boone, Jacob R. , Leib.
Blythe-Rouse of Rudolph 'llrevab--Comenlitee, C.
Bensio-rr, Oliver Roads.
Sths;thitt -House of Ell chiller-Co menhir,. Remy
.Ikleyer; Jacob Shock.
UV 011:Dtit nir tut STsaGlll“ Coweirrtr.
R. BANNAN. WM. A. HAMMER
DAN'L. FOCHT. ROWLAND JONE S
NICHOLAS JONES. W34,sTERNER.
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COL. J W. HEFFNER.
UNDEfisTAND'A BIG Row occurred
at the Camp Ground, :at Long Run, near
Schuylkill Haven, some-days ago, in which
a ,Refreshment table and other fixtures were
notamong th e belligerants.' We have
learned the particutars. The dis.turbing
party are said to have'been from Schuylkill
Haven. Two persOns were arrested and ta•
ken to Orrrig,shurg.
IrrA GREAT STORM passed over St. Louis,
o n Thursday 'last, doing fearful execution
among the boats at the Moorings. '
IrrrFlE REFORM Coxv - ryrios of Virginia
is ascertained to have cost the State upwards
of $220,000.
Jaaac PRINSTO* I a Union Whig,
.has
been elected to Congress - . in Arkansas by 'a
large majority. •
T_liE. i‘46EltS' JOVIINAL.,' AND
,'UT ; I' . V.I'L',6 - O.EisiERA L ADVERTkiIiC .
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I - MIDDLEFOIpr WititiVINTECTING.
Organization of ci ii r hig 640.
At a meeting of the Whigs of Middleport
and the vicinity, held at the public house of
R. Brish, on Tuesday evening, August 19th,
1851. for the purpose of tirgattizing.o Whig
Club, eft4LES AIiMU was called to the
Chair, and kw. A.. Steinberger was appoin
ted Secretary.
On motion, Ewd. Carey, and Daitiel Mad-'
ealord were elected Vice Presidents.
The object of the meeting was stated by
the President, and the following Committee
wai appointed -to draft resqlutions, viz
hen
ry Meyer, George Thompson,Lewis Bother
,
me!, Charles Bensinger, and Cyrus Geosey.
During the abience of the COmmittee the
meeting was 'addressed by Dottie! Koch, Esq.
The Committee returned.the following re- I
solutions, which,were unanimously adopted
as read :
WnEntss,We. have repeated evidences that
the interests ofihe country in general. and
more espedallY the advnucement of the
_boring classes of Aie comenunity, are co-equa I
with, and dependent upon the itiecesls of the
great. and unlalteriog principles of the
Whig party, and whereas, we.all have a
lively Interest iu the..well-being of this com
munity which cannot suricessfully perpetuate
without the protection apinst the retluci d
labor M., Europe, and cit which; protection
the Whigs have proved;:themselves the un
faltering champions, and; . tv ereas- by a dnion
among the Whigs, those principles trium
phed over the unjust procilings and misrule
of the Locofoco party in:lB4o—W, therefore,
Resolred, That this .union among the
Whigs is necessary for the successful execu
lion •of those principles,: which tend to pro
mulgate the best interest of Cie country.
Resolved, That to insure this 'union in our
community, we form ourselves into a dub,
Under -the firm. and title or - Whig Club of
Middleport," and that the persons now prei•
eat be requested to givethetr names as mem
bers of the said club. ;
Resolred, That the -President appoint a
Committee of three perS'ons to draft the Co
nstitution and ty-Laws of ,said club, said
Committee to "report to the next; meeting. - .
Resolved, That said Unit mittee be instrirt
ed to provide, in the '2coustitution for the
election of permanent
. offieers of the club
immediately after its adoption. '
Rrsidc,q, That when this• 'meeting ad
journ, it does so to meet again on Tuesday
next, the 26111 of August. at 7', o'clock P.
at the Of Mr. IL flrish.
The Chair apliointed Ileory Meyer, George
Thiripsotir, and John . tisteinberger, a Coin.
mittee w draft a Constilution,to report al the
next stated meetinrz.
Henry Me y er livl., being ealled.upon ad
dressW the meeting, ulter which on motion
it Liras Resolved. That the proceedings
this meeting be published in the Miners'
Journal.
Adjourned until Tue.day, AuLT. 2tli It. 13: I
(Stgned by the Offictri.)
ra"Poyment of the Augult Interest.—The
semi-annual interest on the State debt, was
paid in Philadelphia. on Saturday the second
ns t., by GEC. Btexe.t, the State Treasurer.
The ingutrersays the lull amount was raised
without borrowing a:dollar. This, in con
nection with the payment of oilier heavy
dividends due at the same time, cannot but
exercise a.salutary influence on ,the money
market. The credit of Pennsylvania is fully
restored, and her securities are now regarded
as among the best in the world. A Sinking
Fund for the gradual payment of the State
dein has been created . ; her resources are con
stantly Increasing, and by a wise and eco
nomical administration oilier financial:l64s,
the prospect is full of encouragement.
The 4ge of hon.—The discovery of
California. and her :exhaustless treasures.
would seem to justify. us in claiming for our
times the appellation of the "age r,f gold,"
but reflection will at-once cottvince us that
another title is far more appropriate, because
it is more truthful and valuable. When we
are drawn by iron horses on won roads, con
struct iron houses. build iron' ships, steep. on
iron beds, sit in iron chairs, drink from iron
fountains, and those of us who have any
money, keep it locked up in iron safes, and
those who have not, are lucked up in iron
jails, may we not with propriety call this the
"age of um"
Literary Prize.—The sum of $l5O
has been placed in the hands.of a gentleman
of New York, by a colored man, formerly a
slave in Cuba, to he appropriated in a man
ner deemed most elittible, for the benefit of
the negro populatiod. The person who holds
the money, has offered it as a prize to the
author of the best essai on the subject of
emigration to Liberia. Those who Write for
the reward, are desired to send their mann
wripts to the editors of the N York &ening
Post.
Ont; of the workmen engaged in paint
ing the Capitol. rea,s killed on Saturday last.
He was on a ladder_ which they were draw
ing up to enable him to paint part of the
inner side of the .Dome, when lie lost his
balance and fell thrOugh to the Rotunda—a
distartee of 0
.65 or 7' feet.—lle was so much
injured that he di'ed during the night. He
was a young inart,:ivithout family, and, we
underitand, was from Womelsdorf. Berks
county.
—The arera,.4 e annual emigration of
Germans to the United States from ISIS to
1830. was 12.000 > from 1830 to 1845. it was
41,000. Since .1816... it has been annually
not far from 100.000. These, with their
tie
seendants‘ would make up a population of
some three millionS.
G. P. R. James, Esq., waseonsiderably
injured by being thrown from his carriage
while driving an unruly horse at Stockbridge.
Mass., the tither day.
The New York Herald, alluding to
the exports of speeie for last - week, saYs: —
" - the argregate for the week was lrss than
one million of dollars, au amount much
smaller than anticipatctl.
A paper iuDiekens t Household Words
states that the spawn of a single oyster will
supply °timers etiouzh for twelve hundred
barrels.
—"1 lured my triii," said Mr. Caudle„
"and for the first • two months I felt as if
could eat her up. Ever since [ lave been
sorry I didn't."
TRE COAL , TRADE 'viz 1852
miiiiNaagi,WAlNOMM
The, quantity Neu! by Railroad thji week, is :19- ;
832 17-by Canal, 19—for the week, =l5.
997 O tons. Lkveease by Railroad. 1,(W4 19,
increase •by Canal, 2.0114 M. The corresponding
shipment by Railroad, last year, was 31,-131.
The Canal, it Will be remembered, W 3, disabled it
that time by:the recent freAet.
Amount of Coal rent by the Philadelphia and Read
lug Railroad and Schuylkill Canal, for the week end
ing on Th111.13)..V•e15102 last.
RAILROAD_
Wsel 1411'44. WERIII. ?PTA L.
P. esrhnn, 10,591 00 138.33: 08 10,580 12 112.:21
P 011 4 ,4110, 4:91'16, 113, 4 M 01 1,511,03 36.510 OD
$ llaven, 18,615 02 404.618'06 3,390 /5 111,30 1 05
p„.47.10001,„, 6,031 19 182.547 IS 889 09 11;17 04
TOM 3983! 17 1.098,191 11 16,164 19 315.187 11
010212
7'0u1,:
1.443,981 05.
To ..me penal last Scar • by Rai r. ad, 767,154
•• " Canal. 9:64,e2fl 00
1,031,37 S 04
Increase tbla year, an far, 412,604, 01 ions.
11All. ROADS
The follonlng Is the quantity of Coal Int okrOtled
OVPIt tbe diderenl. Railroad& in Schuy !kill Coutity.fot
the week ending Thuriday evening.
WEIS. TUTU..',
Mine thliand S. U. R. R- 41.129 06 524..410 03
Little dr.buyllilll B. R. 7-600 00 , 176150 00
211111 Meet • do 9.124 04 132,356 43
Mount 11.wrhwri do . 6,648 09 12.5A.50 17
IRC li nylk i II Valley do . 11,033 05 . 219.170 C 6
Ili Carbon and Pi..tkiibiln 10.730 00 . 281.533 12
LEIIICII riiAl. TUADR.
Qnantity sent to iststket rot the tverk enjing A uk. 2:
• WRICK • TOT•t.
tebigh Otal Co.,' 13.216 00 137.829 13
Room Ron Mines. 2,2118 12 52116 IS
!leaver Meador; 4 9 Hi 15,111 01
Sprint lkountlin eosi. • - 749 'O7 61.6:0 06
Colorant Coil, • 11,716 IS, it . ,11.5 00
_... . .
cranberry Coil Company, , $(3 13 10144 03
riatieloo Coal Co:, 2,210;" 06 61.223 06
Diamond Coal Company, IX, 00 99,010 09
Buck llicantala Coal. . 2,451 OS 60024 OS
Wlllresbuto Coal Co.„ 1,31: n 10,125 09
• Total,: .30,987 17 355,165 12
To nee period lan year, ' ' 411,003 01
intresse 10 tar
T 01.1.4110 1111111141.01M1110W
f or ism. - • •• • .
Pram Al Cirlonk.g.llaton P.oinins
To Richmond.
To Phitodelphin
TOLL I! CANAL.
Prom Port Cabo* to Philtdettdai. - 00 40
Mount Carbon do • 29
" Sehl. nt9oo, • thy - - 39
Port Clitton do ; 33
• !AM OF Flinotrr illy
• ' • : Phltaks Wilmington. N• York
From Port Gnaw.. 65. a 70. 95 •1 55
" Mt: Canons), 65 a7O 93 53:
o.llaven. 60 a 65 90 150.1 59
3:7TENNSYLVAMLA MAEBLE:-n extelV 1 Peleh iti ° K an ' an theoa4 by 101 of John • "In
;tainting ene I • C 6 feet to final on Ilain ims' sad
sive bed of marble, oecupvinm some ten acre -, ilea feec in - dsTill..lllld marked-ImM. general plan
' - t 10f Said talent with fin.. Ilattd:9„ with th e apputle
of land, i% said to have been recently discov-.laanerir tetell'lntlitif of a 2 sto ryframe dwelling house
ered on the farm °airs. Susanna leily, near tnikt i 1 frame stable, late the estntecif AVelitiTM 7 l
Jonestown, Lebanon county. The marble is " ill ' °.°111"1 " "al° I°l or Pl'' ..t °( " °°°4 • 6ll° '"
j-,4, theimuthweelgedly side of the goad, !radial from
considered equal in quality to the lalian and I Patta 2 lll o 10 r u n cation, 50 91 0 - 1 1 Med enDe 4 roil
, E NT& - • • •
township, .
d.aibnn /Vermin, , Norwegian township, was discovered by some worlimenj employed county. bounded maddest - libellee follow.. aerial:ling
in making at a gust &banding in a Ilmatistreatn or water °nate
an excarationfor widenint; the soutbwardly aide of the aforesaid read, being also
Union anal which passes throuqh the pro- l " nanha'anilYe " rne r ^ iiinFil itingtl .l " int. 'Owe
da,,ltirotreg,Lhewsromuthmivrari.il,iy,
C sirl i f ,t3 o , f s ! t a u t , / a road
pn P a t o n ! !e h " e i s 3 p i
1 i
(
'
of *Our. larder b y niher land of the raid Thomas
/been. r. 01,1 ' O l twitee , . tint 4:2 feel to a post and
1
pert v i . .
1
heap of ewer, and north lig degr_es„ •aet 435 fart
f) Miens In a mutt alt 4 heap vf stne, a corner Of lbe
aforesaid Hugh Curley'. Int. lit, nee atone the sante
crossing the aforesaid Antall streau, of. water. after
wards rittStog it again and then chutinuing up it
o,,nt, ICI I decreer, c - eat 319 feet 9 inches to the
place of beginning, containing 5 acres of laud, more
„ i . Imp, being the same premises ye filch Thomas
Haven and Ann ii, his wife by indenture. dated 14th
, is:miry tet3.erimt e d and conveyed to Jame* Meal,
piney. with loon x Pl ni rlemnites.COusisting Or a 3story
Dame. tin' ellinS h,•--.., a 4 i, O.,ri frame dwelling house
an d (yams siahles. tale the ....tote of i IM P: ale Al ,
ARNEY. .
ate... ;11 Jitnt .1 -it tin lei or Piet - . cif port 1.11 gdu i te
' in :'star InWro`holo i-.lntiviLlit rowdy, bounded he
Buda o r Jorbao E•nint .1, !Ito?. lit Itetlin,t l .l.4o Wort.-
ma it. and Let i Feitler, conttinine 44 ii, Ira. 111110. or
Ilea, w ith the ~ I , l ol:tima toes, cmu-letim ..1 :i 2 story
Cram , h.ntse I. ml it-a I. I , n {nettle estate tol".1:11 1 / 1 i
.11.1orOoD.
I. Al.oo. Ai 'bit ....Jinni lot or piece or 4.r.000t
_ „i,„„, e 01, the it. I .11.1 i ~..M/ii. (••111.1, Selo, 1441 rolls
ty. botootod iti ..... ,t by Mho* Hun and s.LUMiII
ffaveo mob -o .w • n lite rear by the rivet %V. et
Itraneli. on the ((out!, Ly anitibed• ha of Aleitninit.r
Matinine. awl oil Ito h by lot of A to ii• is.
Y 1111121111117 if! depth 315 f„,. an d in width 311 f eet ,
heist lot No, Sin 1'.1:1e.e...50,',, addition to ° ,Mtriet•Till.•
with the applirtenonee.:, rotod.ting• of a 2 story log
dwelltiog Imtixe
2. 9lso all ti , tt , mtain bd nr s piere of 'found sit
oile In the Toirongh of Miner...die. Plc hu, Ilkitt rutin
tv, buntoled tn food by the Mine Iliil and etchtiyikili
Haven ilaihictd.i , ,n the north by another tenor AL's
ander Manning on it, oo tti by tot of (:enter.
Vaughn on the re. x Ly the 4VIO, Mauch, conduit,-
i„, ~, 4 / 4.11, Met feet. and in width 50 feel, Awl
being lot Nth it lit tie° l'atterson's milli:inn to Mi
ner-mile With the applittenanees. consisting of a '2
-inre from.. )welling lints., Lae Oho estate of
ALEX 41 5 iliCI MA %NINE:,
A:0..., all tit, richt title Ind Interest id rel.!'
Atea o l ttt and I , t ill Ito ot ...t0..,„ $ 4 .. 1- 7retliel, •.torote
it. ro 1.,411. i<ll , • 1 1 i • I.• Itorna,h ..r r.,,,,,k,,,, $lllllll
kln 1 '4lO l . li ,,,, ict! IM f. et till I rtill;i illierl a".l
ellen , n 4! h.l+ 1. of ii , e .ild width ,1100 feel, i .11.4. A
Otliiearthy land of Francis A. Hut l.atui l'ltont i.
8 4 1,11,4 . south 1.% lot or ro-no.nt rntip.i.i... t- , i 1 ‘
..
Inerilir .leer:, and 4-11 the moral , In' tatool inlr the Lot
tle :gamy lk ill Nay ie i i ion. Ra Woad and Coal r ' , aim,
' l v, with the appitileteiniil-4, eilit<leline all 2 alto i
wool. du., ?tiro! . ',who-, 3ct---4---40 fret. With a I! slit,..
Lll4 111, 111 11, 1,11 41/4 ,I (rotor Ftable, tats the t....
tale en PETER 51 EA 1.1
Aro, -ill Wit i, tt.,o, tot ot itiere of ground. 'nu.
Ile to the tone o.' lional.bion, St 1111 ',Akin (0.1.11 V.
1.,,,....1...1 Oil OW 1.••.111 by liailroad etreott, ego the
booth ItV M.it)l.niti rue,ll, on the en.t by lot ?it, 71
and olt the rte I Li lot I\o 711, brine lot Ni. 75 in
the to total td iri ot • tot ton It. with the npotitte nail -
i .,.a rit11.11.111112 ill a ti story (I la., 111111.11., Idle the
emote of-lii: 4 l7l'it Itimy,; .
I. Also, the limb, idt-,1 Mir third pill Ora lit 01
1,...,..• or rroood. .i.oat, io iio. :,,,,,u of Tremont,
' , et-I'lll.dl ..1.1.11, milked In the plats of gaud 'nun
sit •li•I ..: lii ‘1 , 1•11..C. l'lstier. n till N., 145, bone
41ril 4.0 Om 1, •--1 Li the -To arara It iihtind, nn.l on
the north ay Lontet ..lie,i, rillilliiill i g ill front 11 , 1
said 1:A11141.1 S:1 elq . .s fort, and In depth 011 Lintel
•tr , et -210 f,4- 1 ne.,, or le.. with Me iptittrtennw.
~,..,. ...,,,,-,,n a of it irre 3 -dory flame toyer:, bow,.
4 tel fr Awe VIM..
-th.o., stli lb rt 0. r 1,411 tor or ,Herr' o f around,
.Ines:' lit I:. 4 , I I. K t , uteler'4 1.1.1 11 leit In the routs
of fit-00mi --,, lot, it. ill (Milt. V. and to irked iy it 11 No ,
, I. 1,.....J...1 .... .1..• gem!. lit Line •Ireel on the ...,...1 ,
let Ilr , dee rte, et. not Ln Ito' W 1 ,41 by lot Ni. '2,4
moo ,iiiiite til 11 e lon loon to, syid Lint , 114,./. and
' di ii:l i 1 Ill:fe e i
3 Al-is 'ill 01- ti.olii bled l.lii. 'Warp:lit hf lot NO
1.1 in 11. Id 111 4.1 I I , •• too 0 of Tietiont. S 1 bllylilll
t roomy, .1 , 1.11.1 t o r! lit ”1411 , ... Ftstiec. bon/ ti led lilt i
the vre.l by Via it newel, 1111 the north by loot Nn.'
111:t. and ••e• the ...mile liv 1..1 No 2.06, (ordainin_ eat
ifeet it, fr•ilil lilt Clay MIE4I, a n d 200 feet, tuns,. it.
lo , s. it, 414 pill.
, 4. How e :all lan certain tot of ground. situate in
i the 11111 II of I f.•lll.iiil. Schuylkill enmity, inntked in
th e plo t of ' , aid matt, no laid ton by rut% ilor &
Miller, with No. 4, looludell„Sti the north by hit NO,
:1. lilt the •iiiilli by int Nn 7, fronting on Crorrent
.trect, nod containing 50 feet on said Cresecent st..
and 110 feet; Illitte lir letil, in depth, with the alpine
li it Ito VA. 11•11.1 , 11111 e. or a It , lort Mane du riling
bon,- and a frame .dalde.
5- M. , . il'i No 5 in the ;din of said town of
T. moot. srio,)lk tit (minty. llot laid ont ht Fniin - i-
I , r dz. Mill, I, te owl.-,l on the north by bit Ni' 4.
on the smith by La tit. 6, and fainting on Crescent
.treet coma:mug Ili fiiilll 50 fl'l I i and in &Olt 14 0
.4.1, it••/.• of I. ,• 1. . ,
O. Also, the u.,tein potitom of lid No 7. In the
p5l 101 slush .sill II .4 Th, 111,111, 151.1111,111 (011114 :14
Ind 4.1 10, VIIIIn sire a, Meier, i or/lin/line in f.•,..1
on math street I: toot, amid in, tl.•tolto 40 feet, n nit
the tionwiellielltS coust4iln : .of . it stray flame
do r ifnia house
Alto,. the Vti.tern Vortion of 101 Nn. 9...1it thr
plait 44f the town of 'Fremont, Schutt 11, di county. as
1 iti4,, , ,i,by Fittloilei & Millet:containing in front on
Hazel ...in el I'l feet, and lit depth 115 feet, late the
estate of Z 11 4111011 P„,
Ale.. a .V.V.. pail tLf a tot 01 piece of ground gin
.tie nil le i. - 111111 tide or Main wheel, tit the tont, of
Tremont, St tittyli.iii tlillillYi I/011114d of 111.1 multi by
5/./in Ptreal...ei MO we-I fiv Mt of Jahn Deibler. "II
the...oath ity 1... 1 111 Lac street. on the ram by the It,
111.11111111,7 ~.s atilt:: of sail lot, tont:titling '2ll feet In fr,tnt
On 5 11 ,1 Main sj eert. and in depth iiitt fret, more nr
1..., whit llte onproyentents, enn•lPting of a I troebitOly
irthlt dtvellillr'lleUSe,ible the estmeofflenry 11101,s1.
Also. all that ,ceitiii. lot or piece 10t ground. xitt..te
in 1..111 I k. Pat...coon': might nn lo the horolieli or
Poliirillr, :-c1it1311.,11 courtly. bittincied in front on
himermdle wee:, weetwardly by an alley, north
a:artily by Mt of John Pitibelt, southwardly by an al
lei, ronMining in front 44 fret, and in depth 135 f . ...-1,
i si v o tti . tit i - a a l t:itt l s t r „ tr , n a a l ni t ..e . ..l ,;f rn il l e lß n i i st a tl n llLn u r" ,, d l o 3 ll . h i l l, e d
i. frame wis
Pon 011,
S, izt-d, tote ti in e 14 rutin!, 31111 will lir sold by .
C. Al. sTlistllt. .Sitornr.
(a — Gr.N.-Woot. Is utl with an uueqUiv
°cal denial iliat the U. Duggan
was punished.at Fort Cotunibus not at
tendinm a Prote.thint church. Ills offence
was disobedience and gtlineral
don, and the General only approved of so
couch of the senlence aiitnposed a fined
five dollars.
(FL. thr Jlt•r,' -loartt•l
LITTLE—PI,.a-r oanlion It1;e. \\lug, 01, lii.•
N. W tw,a9t-t ihr etl;irts..,f r,rtani
hay, :away- tuva tree fftli-vd a- Val • rll WI V
In Ihr part y. par L' del , gifiry 10 ale Vo2/-
VelltiuU lu till •
eci),lo: - 5, -. ti 1:111.Wai .
Wl,bes Ot . the viwat nlll ,, .0 Ihc:. granule 111114-
'voter, that Ward. rttc.lricur. net: T.
Tire.
Fe) It. A . )) t; I. AI)V. ir
ILltl.l. 1.4. r0,11.,:a .1 o•o. MONDAY Ore Ira of :rep-.
V
rr•nd,yr nett in /1/r 1, 1 .1 are ist tr.r
Pr.uhfieria,r•r'horrh. of7 him 11..r..neh
In this inain menu, pupils are tiotructed in the fol
Inning ifiranrhe. viz Orthography. Iter.lin. Writ
inc. Ariihmetie, Ceography, Orarnirrar.
Natural and Mental t listaeoplay. Brit
Drawing, chemistry. Algebra. Gorrineiry, Arr.
The a. nent year eniirratea four tem+ id 12
rash. Se.rriona In. the.day. from 9 ar 12 A 111 .
anJ from gin 41 M.
n•ill he rerrived 31 :any lime during the *PA.:
%inn and charged !rear the timent entrance
roll, 111 r lan 11, ti :4
_ _
MAGIC VENTRILOQUISM,
AN!) 'l'll4l ' I.lll.l:Naut ecNAuv nini),;••
Tuv)Altrrnoong anol Two Eve
ni ngt Only.
..4Ei
SIGNOR BLITZ,
iv,< filo un.,r t.. t05i,161,,, ol.at wit! cos , pop"
toi or :tool Gr.olot I:lll,rl4ontoirtot% ois thell'4llX N II %LI,
MON DA V ,ito.i Ttri:stms- Artcr:NooN.:
Alogotei 'bat and VOL
1 iwoo",orsto c,o osigo,u 31 1, antl
4.1 W M/..! at el -open a: arta 7.;' io'rhorti
AMMIS.SION 2:i relit; Children iamb: . 10 1.11 4 .
13; trlll n.
Aug 13, 1 . '51 31-11
rIIRNACE ro n SALE. p
• I , i(c I 10-W 1.13 ri11113 ,, 10011 by Di I/ 'mlll.
I ;,t 8er1.% colitilv, It, 11.0V101.1.
.1.4110 w I . 0,1 3 Z.0‘411 130•111.! Ott the r.0 . 1.0V11. I:1
Tht• t.ll/110 11111 . 111h•Lt, aL.n 111,101 ed.
May. 1001.0.- 01 . 1 . 0! N 1.0.11 10-r .01. Ar-ii 3!3
110011111 Or Iron lire, and 3 Leal, the fi13,11100
Mini,. -11.11111, , 4 . 1.111.1.. Altidy 111 p 1 Marti!, 'link
lit 2, 04t1, Prti , 1 . 011111), 40
lII' RD I'ATTEI: 4 ; I N; entistiil,
12 'A
Augts,t 23.1951
M. & J. DI. ROWE.
tiv:ALEits. N,. 111 N. TIMID
ph,"-1, .1.... r Ir. low lIA
/'urn Hi 0.1(114 NMI thiZig, Pain! e..f 500
M.O. * IP...Jar Tub,. f,IMI 1:p.1.0 Churn• 41kt
Clothe. tipAhl Ohlw 113.4heic 1.0 eir.•ry
de-reiptimi of Itri•b,l itiii II,A, Mats, Ea'l,•rn,
~ ~ I, :old tV.16... %Varc al the 11.WeAl liMnufaciur -
pi ir,•r
N. I: Httpr. promptly 1 . 111...1
Atm '23.1'51.
riIONONGAUZLA
Ili: Sub-A - rib ts: 31” In C011,4/.11.1 amt IN , II
%1:!.11111.111 of 111.11 AlktNit:Att 1111.1.1 VA,
(..nn bf V. 111.11, r.r34. 4 4. Which I iley I' 1.1
jb ,1 1111.1ifebarrg, 1,1111 meaulth e l tt 7i
bettlg pure itnalltiltrrait.it
A -opt., i.,t attit tr of 1711(Ifilt lIRA c0ut.13..t.
ty Mutt , . int.l.l•lit Pft.. kr.
ECKV & WATKIN.
Ni'. 9intat Wjt.4.• gtreort,, f•AiI .fl do
204 23, P , 3! . 3 I-3rsi
surrey CAVERLEY,
Ms.UFACTI I I2FIII . .•i Ntrioilik. No 109
(S 3 s , lfrrir) Slrrt•t, Third.
When Rivas Phitad.•lpt.ia.
Taiww (Imnd:ern anti Manitigtirtureril it.in b. :t,p.
plied Willi a firs( artirlr of Nb.ahk, or stip, rtor
exttrllettr t• ti
N. B.—The Meal& are male Or tar be.srltt,tni
polished lie a new Patent Mai haw, which giveor ch...t
as extra tinisli.--They are after the Ent vs) ie
the lips t.. %crew On the pipe, a n the pipe to iojew
tight it. the laratella
W ARRA NTED tot, look.rior to ivy oi to - r
uow in AY
Auettn, 22, INN, 2{_ I M
ELEGANT raarrr CATIMAGES
AT , A lICTION.
s;lSembAnnnal Trade
rut WF.IEVESDAV, Morning. lalbof
• Srpirintirr., at tni "'aria. at ”te.r.ta
....Honn'.•f' tith rhihese eninit
SINTII and &ErtnGE streets, Phibidelplua crtii be
old fur cash In the flight:fit bidder, an rxtel,. ivr r.,1-
I.lnn r.t elelrant LIMIT CARRIAGE"' and BUGGY'
*.vAr;ol? of the notoufattor, ..e imiami k t. 0..
nagisir 8 t e n.. J. I), Doughty, I Merrirk,ll...n.trhs,
Lane & S. & M. Henry.. and tubers of arkilies
(edged celebrity In this City 'and vicinity.
Among the assortment will he found several new,
etyi e Wagons witlCstAtidint; and filling 14 . 4“.
Ala several desirable.erlind-hard r if and
choir(' Int of HAHN
er No postponement on ace o n o t .dllt.• neither
••• Open for exatitination the day pre lone.
ALFRED M. DARKNESS.
A trel inner! Philatla., Mose and Carriage Bazaar.
Ninth and Ceorgt• strems.
31-31.
N. YORE IMPORTERS & JOBBERS.
I, I II.F.EMAN, MOORES St ch. , sti I. betty street,
V between Broadway and Kmte.ou -trees, beat Om
Pn•t Office, hen• York. We are reeeivtitz, by slaty
arrivals, from• Europe, our Fall and Winter Minna
mentor Rich Fashionable Fancy Silk and Millinery
Goods.
Aug 23, ISM
Wr ft.,:peciftilly in itt.3.. r:11;.1 I
111101,33erg;thor
outtbly In e%nntine our SI. , CL and pru,.. an.). 3, , In
ter...at gimotnlt. We ref I confiti,nt out f: a,,.1+ an.l 4 r
will Illttilre Motu to cruet from nor r.tabli.tunent -
-
particular altrnlh of it dr•oted to :51illinery 11,t0d5.3 n 4
toanyitf the nnietra ate , .rtrtnillart,lord oxprogilly 0,
our Order. and !3uint Ito tturita..,(l in tw3nlYi'dti”
and elleattness.:
Beautiful Paris RiMons ; fur Hai. rap. Neck, and tkit
Suess and Tafrel a flitslsons. of 411 will ha and , sslorl
Silks. Satin... Yrivew , timl Uncut Veivrl ins
Feather's, AnnulCies and Frensh Artitlri•tl Flawnr4.
linflings and Cap, Tr ins. int..
Press a larre a+ens mons.
Eint.roidetiAa. cal., C 0113,, tiderAirev.—+ and
Fine Embroider.,l Bovine :111.1 'ICIIII+IOOI ll.':lll.ltrie
Handkerchief:A
1.1 s. Tarletnn,. 11111,,t0w, and (•ap [Apex.,
'thread, , 4 ilk am 1.1.61.. thicad
Lures
Serving Silk 1.1.1 e Thread. henna lonees
and Mitts.
Figur,d and in .• , ni"?. flonk, 81,1101, Lawn qnil
. .
, .
eancll
Eliall , ll. riench, Pfinirrieun and Italian Straw
Aug 23. 1851 31-ti
I il' , _i'i IA A ,
'Taft6 undcnsigtied haying been entrusted with the di
rect ion f 11w - rot AV A.'ailetny , talte• the liberty'
to fetollllllellllllll,lllitllllti iiii to lbe . pat rt.natr: of the
public. The principal. who received his 'educati..n to
the Lest unit ersities‘cd Germany and Pali.. and Who
has been for several ye:lrS engaged in leaching 14 this
country, will leach ancient and modern languages. as
Latin. 11.1. aft ;II ebrew Get man and French. the higher
branches of fdathrmalil., an Geometry. Algebra,
suryey trig, Mensuration arid Calculus. as 'welt as
Natural Philosophy and the principles of Chelmstry ;
whilst Mr. J. T. Sticierratio a \prailitate of Vale
Cut
tege and a practical ttookatreper. will take charge of
the Engll , ll bran. hes, a. Spelling, Reading., writin7.,
Yousm.ition. Rhetoric. Arithmetic, !lifting and Geo.
graphy The nrinciples of hook .keeping wth he taught
and the pupils exercised in the keeping of titaniums
accounts by 11. tilde entry. Marti (1. Ayer. a gratin.
ate of New Ilampshire Female Seminary. his been
engaged to teach the lilerneidary branches and Marg.
ing Eye,. the smallest boys will be faithfully taught
by the teacher% %nem...ayes, and to young own an up_
portunity will be oford• d to prosecute their etudes
as tar an at any of mu common Colleges. With a strict
discipline shall be combined a respertfutand•tiol treat
merit oft he teholara. Pupils froth abroad ran he accom
mmtated with boarding on moderate terms,in teepects
ble private boarding Manses. Thugedeciring tolearn the
German language thoroughly ran find admittance In
an accomplished German family. The terms of Tui
tion are as hitherto, tit yearly. for Lamellae% and
Drawing fttl eat ra. The year In dli Wed Into 3 iOr*Ploll}.
Itot from thrift Monday in Sept, to New Year.Blo, ex
tra 83: , 24, from NeW Vear to the 2.1 Monday in apitt
V. and ;130 extra.'34 from thence lo the 34 'Monday
in Jaly.lll7. and 82 511 extra ; in the preparatory
Id dollars ti year. G:dollars for the Ist at 11-411 and 5
dollars for 8J and Id eat h. gills payable at the rod
of the first month of each session. It is highly impair
taut that every seholar %Mod t enter the School with
the COMMPIIC.III.III of the first Section.
L. ANCEI.E, Principal.
?Et ly
July 12, IS2I
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
VlttiltE: OF HI:VENAL trill t rt t
Erross,w, tceliri Faris, and Fit. Faciatt. iSA.II4I
out of the lima of Cowman Pleas of Sr hasnt ill coon
ty, and to me directed. will be ext.o.cd to public gate
nr vradne nn S ATIIRDAY the Soth day of August, I
1A.51, at 10 o'clock:A. M , at the lintel( 1111(11AE1.
SELTZ FR. in the Borough of Put lee ilk% R, lauylk ill
county, the following described premises, In wit :
Alao.all that ce:tain lot or piece of ground, rilolte
is lb. Rotongli n 1 Schuylkill Haven. Schnylkiltcynn.
ty. (Conti :4 nunhviardly on St Aohnstreet,,West*ard.
ly on Market strreti - and bounded southwardly by lot
of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad BonipanY,
eattwardly by lot of SVtllttan. Untenbeilre, tantalising
in front on St John IJlrret 41 feet, and 139 feet, more!
Of ire., On. Market street. with the apptirtrbances,
cousistmg of a 2 story log dwelling bona,. (weather
boarded) and los kitchen, late the estate of JOHN S.
Also, all thartwo story frame building with • brick
front.o and basement story, situate on the north aide of
Stiburrstreelr in the It-routt of Al inersv Ille.Schu
kill enmity, adjoining Abraham Trani on o'oler-stand
Jacob Kline on the east, 'obtaining In front on said
somberly street 30 "feet. and in depth Sd feet, and the
lot at nitre of ground and militate :.Inntrienant
said bonding, late inerrant. of gLEXEN A ATltittil*
and Pratt'. ATROUP.
• Mao, all that certain lot nr piece of ground. si. uate
in the ton n of )114dleport, Mt the toteristilii, srto,, r tuilo
county, hounded On the west by Main street, rot the
north by lot of Wm. Dennis. on the south' by lot or
Sophia tiliellbattinaer, and on the rest by s 10 feel
wide alley containing in (rout 150 feet and in depth 911
feet, mote Or less, with the appurtenances. eonsisting
of a "MOT frame haute with a balenn nt story of
stone, al) story frame 'bitchen attached and a frame i
stable, tate the estate ofirrDWARD CAREY.
Alan. all that certain loser Wet of grunnil, Situate
I D the "through of Pottsville, etchuyikilleoutity, boon
delta front by Mineinville street, south by La u r e l i t.,
on the west by lot of Thomas Patson, on the •east by
an alter, containing SO feet in front, and %t 1 kart in
depth, with the apportenances,Consitultie of a 2 st.ry
frame .tore bailie, Lute the estate. nt DAVID DAV Is,
Also,nll that certain tot or piety of
. grisond, situate
rill the north side of Bunting atreetrn the town of
Llewellyn, Schuylkill County, hounded on the west by
Int of Henry S. Letong, on the earl by lot of Wen. Tar
nail, dec..and on tbe ro , rt h toy 20 feet a Iley,sumbered
in tee general plan of said town with No. WI. with the,
Improvements, ronnisting of a 3 story dweitiai house
alai "Wane basement, Late the estate. Of \JACOB
iftAltNitAlltr.
Also; all those certain two lots of ground. innate'
in the town of Ftledi nsburyr, Wayne tow righltklichltyt
kill county, bounded on the south by Main street:on
the west by lot ofiseob blenele, Esq., on the north by
_110.22134
n.;t
EMI
here s tiii. (loy
twig. Aug.. 23, /151_
SHEIUTT"3 SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
UT VIRTUE DI , SEAURAL WRITS DP VEND.,
Frponav, Lerari and Ficti lAltias, uaued
oat at Ili , Court of Colombia Pleas or coma
y, and 141 Int. direated. 'Will be expo. , ril to public side
or veridoe au SATURDA V, the 20th day of Auctisi,
1951, at 10 Wawa, A, al the Dole! of M RAI %rill.
SF.I.TZER, n. the Pottsville, railiti%P.lll
coutoy, the billow ins dr.r nhr.l prenoseitio all .
Also. alt the one loll" imal aloha tiled ttiojety 'or half
part of all lb O mettle I ra..l. or pareet al land.rinterst -
tor 4,1 srt err I ....I Itnun• pweer at parcel., satuatr In
the tossoolop of Manch, Norweytatt.)
Nchttyla ill comity. Stair of Pettiwyls'aftia. hounded
and Imo. d a. Colton... that I% to -ay. lirgittoirw al a
stOnr 111 a linr of la, ti formerly of Jacob , !trim, but
norri , ll•lte of Shia., .10 Itllitting. brine a route. of
part off bp rhatil a 11'3,1, now or tot.. ..f
Ityr r,thenr by the 43h1 1411rees land, South' ol
Foist 23. perelli • In a plope in a Itner.{l
formerly of Jolla Keller. but now or inar of IN. Now
Coro and t.lrlitty Mel • rout entopany. then.. by ;tir
maid taA mentioned I int!, South !A degree'''. Wert
3 35-to perchel to a stone .more , Vnril. (11 dep.....
percne, snore 1.. a t.nt, finlllh 41; de
g leeit l\ rat 10 partite. to a hit kory acrd r 1.4 (II)
h) the alnt parity by land, ~.ttle time of Jacob
Ewing, matte '2O diTrre.. East \ lJA pert he. to a Wow
n ,
in a lit or Joh. rtris,r. to,,t 1.1 partly by
lands of Chatley Evan, smith 1. degrees, We.t 233
In a mail.., 111. iir.• Frank
M moth ..!.a degremi, neat It: p.., Ire% to a last,
satin. G. 2 .teller. , wewt FI per. bra to a pOSI, north 3D
:al putties 100 poet. and h 414 per.
lo a post in a lino of land foluo•tly Geo Stozel, an-I
now or tar .1 aro!, Sell/inert, thence by the maul
Seilaing , r,l land north al &pries. east 38 perch,.
In a white oak. small 30! degrees east 19 perches to a
etone, non h 11l derrres,l'ar4 48 Pettheo to a yeast, hod
north 4: dertee. we.t.6o pereltes - tn a atone, thence
Polity 11.3 other lard*. now of the said Joseph erreatm,
and partly by land foratrrly of the said Jaeolalleim,
bat now .tr late of Shatter and Bunting. pooh 571 rre
crer.A. r 3 ':11! , perches to a %nom, and thence by do:
I.abl ta•t Mentioned land, north 40 deans's, west .311
prrrhrs, In a 1 , 10.1 r, and Slott!. ,O
raft 33 3.0 1 ,e,r0 0 ., to the plareof beginning, contain
ing 4155 acres alit1 1 311.101311e.! of all per emit; do'-,
hie. h undivided' moiety nr half pat( of lb. .a id gle
ribed tra. - I Of 1310..10-nth ere .aoll and wiG- by la-.
&Mule' dated' the inth of all viol A, 11_ 1816,
hook parr .5'20, granted and riOnT,yed 10 j4r.,h,
1101rann,tOp•iilel With the hereditantrallo and anitrlit
nanrett, 1 , 111•1$14..1 Of a Log Hauge aid dtaidn.
Engine Itoo.r EllVilea therein, Uarpentee and
Ilhick%toillt Alton, and all the (Mores at a .Cmal wine
•;tenral and wnit...d on Ow aald ;Itemise*: as the es
late of J MIMS lIOFFMAN•
Alan, nll that certain Int of Neer or gronnd, siitiato
in din thorough of IMit , titville, Schuylkill county ;
bounded in front on Third strett,snuitiwnrdly by lor
of Jacob Iltnecelhett, outwardly by an &Rev, north
wardly by lot or Jacob Klinger. containing 20 feet In
flrrint and 100 fret in length or depth with the Blowy
nawrit,somittiort .fn4 story stone dwelling hnon.•.
us the estate or WILLIAM AMBROSE
. .
Also, all that certain Int or piece of armed...brume
In the toWn of SatoYlkill county. branded
on the east by Via v street. on the south by lot of
lieu la. nu the west by d Vl.freet Alley. on the rvirtb
litofJohn ghat - to, 6ritig No'--112.31.1 own. cuu•
laiuilig Cu) street 4(1 feet in depth ILO feet
with thr!apurte`nanees. rot.siming of a doable g C l ot ,
Game dwelling house with abasement story rin d a
Carpenter Chop, as the estate of VAIN N. 111.1.111 ht Eft.
I. A lso. sit that certain lot or piece of ground, ehnat..
In the town of rod Ca rbon,Sehuyll.lll county, msthe s t
In t h e 0 3 ,, O f said town with No. I. bounded on thr
*eel ly Faun .twrt, nn the ea.t dv a SO fe,t wide At
ley, on the tenth by lot of l'el.`f - Forney. and on Mr
s. d ith by a 33f.el nide street, coutaltautt in froilef..6
fret O ark! Itt tf l pth 9 feat. wan the
name.% rount.titig of a It story frame dualling house
and a (ratite 'Amide:
. . . . .
, 2. Alec,. all that rertain lot or piece of ground. s it u ,
1 tic hi the town of port Ca then. Schuylkill county,
thorn:Zed on the we-, by Coal street, on the east by a
33 feet wide Alley, sof the north by lot °firths IS
Oinley, and on the south by lot arta Michael Woods:4lin
[Moths 26 feet in front and 95 feet in depth, with (Se
appurtehancev. consisting of a 2 story stone dwelling
house with loirk Wont, and a frame shop, as ti0,.• 1
property of J ACOII BRETZ.
1. Also, all the nth!, title amt into rl4 of James II 1
Fitzsimmons iii all the full equal undivided one half "
part, the whole into two equal parts to be divided, ol
and in all that I nAnri tavern iIOIDO, ntessuage and
trail of land. situate in Norwegian township, Selihyl•
kill county, bounded by Land of %trillions yob, Pon ce
i phitip,shap, 'Merman, Elms ks r Welber ill, Cu uttnin
aod.otherk", 'containing 23 acre*,' more nr leis, being
thesaute premises, which. John T. Itamarir smote,'
to the sat . James 11. Ftrairtunons and Wei l . N. Taus
by Deed, dafed the Ithfs of 1.346,
Also, all 1,1. i right, title and lute, eta ...if James 11-
Fitt.iiiiiiiiinsin all that full equal nndiviadd one foUtili
Part or a feria of part or patrol of land. situate in the.
giqvu * h ip. and Ai Only of Schuylkill, beginning at a
white ust. COlawf. t hr n eateailine. ky land 'if eiiille awl
Wagner north 3 degrees, west 163 port hes to a stone,
north el ilegiees east r,7 twrrhts to a stone., ilionire by
had ofJobti P. llityey atid t w bumf. B o y er . 8,,,,, h 28
degrrt s east 101 peu bra to a clum•tout oak gruh,euuth
45 dsgreee 51.erchrs to a stone in the Centre turnpike
hence along the saute ',oath 51 degrees, cart 8 petclies
to a awn,. tuna' 41 degrees, west 211 perches to a '
Wkite oak% south 3 de;rers.east 41 perches to a atone,
ethence by land.t.l John Putt south hi degrees , west 72
ches to the place of beginning, containing m ac ...,
9 perches, more or less, with the appurtenances, as
the estate of •JAIIES 1". PITZ:3IM.VONS"'
Also. al i that certain lot of ground situate to the firw.
Otlgh of Schis)ll3ll Ifas so:Schuylkill county, bound , fli
on the north by lot GCS. R. Ellek.con, en th e y out h by
In; of P. I.edler, on the east by Centre street and on 1
the west by the fiver Schuylkill, containing in flout
on said Centre street 30 feet and In clepth4loo feet with
-the appunriv "ices, constable orati story f lame d a ,,41-
inn house matt a I Maly frame shop; late the estate of
.loll" T. iikroium. !
Also, all that certain tot of ground, situate its the
Borough of Poressille, Schuylkill county, bounded in
front by Schuylkill Avenue, no the west by lot of
. 7 Montgomery, on,the cast by lot of Over
holt:, and on the south by an alley, contalning In
' front 30 feet and lit depth 115 feet,' with the aproto•
le elutes militating of 's 2 story (rame dwelling house
with frame kitchen attathed s sul the estate of GEO.
lIEFFNER. ~,,-, - . "t
. .
;~;., ..-,.t
. .
- thaleattaln let or pkee:ofgroungAltunte
'hi the Irwin of Tsessmoi;-.. 4 cherlkilt rebate, beide_
one third narVof lot Na. tf4 in the ittan•ofeatdrowo
as laid out by Monte &hounded on the
north by Laws! street. oir:the * vast by Creseeot
street, on the te,uth Line
-Street and on the wad
by lot of Peter Hunt7ihrer, isontign ing in fro n t on
said fault' street 47 feet. monitor least and running
beet said width. along Crescent stritetlBo feet more
or leer, with the appnrtenances,notakting of a large
4. story frame dwelling house and flume stable. ea
the rattle ofGEORGti fieriTZlfic
this, all that certain lot or piece of voand, actuate
in he town of Rolitlthara.ittaltkin tmittlY•bounderl
op thesouth by Green street. nu the earl. north and
treat by land of horsed Cattail. containing 40 f ret
in front - and 1:0 feet In depth, with the apportenatio en
Cl•l•SiMil:g of a I slaty Inq &telling honer with;. frame
attached an the esistelif4NO. coI.BOUSN.
„11.0, all that certain
,undiviJeti o , e‘y or half part
tir the right,litle nod int.:test ta atoith it certain mai
tchatoent and trart or eatinerte d piece of land
containing In the wholeMarren perrh,.s and al
tuwaore of six per teat. fkor iroadi, ate , hr the !acne
more or legs, "'lngle in Drawls township. (formerly
Norwegian.) In the count.: 'of richttylliti bounded by
bind* now nr late of Jacob 161131 and ft hober & Punt
tog, Milprs& 11/0W..4.131P JOhil Keller, had cow 0
late nf the New Vnri. and Arhnylkill e rnal rampart*
j2e o ). En /fig, Jobri., , ii.nyd. Chattel Elan', the Fare,t
lanpr-vrutriti compant . 'kW mitt ejetifq Franklin VII •
ler., lair rZrorgr 2ibfal , now Jacob delvaliierr, land .4
borep . . *!ir,con and gaiteri"4 t oo _ at no tick
;fed 1,11! p lit• 44 the al , ..ce dr- , rdn4 lind ihr !
-71MV. It hith intact, Ilotranab and wife. h, their Ihnd
the teat day of Oetohr-r,1549.re,,,j„t at f>ta
burp iu Dred•ltonb, N. :2 paar 5Z5 mooed and ran
lirSonvi Ulao Ita. said "'ainuet 'otttz t bsic The imp,..Vl
the Anode 'tart ate ro`at bleaker, Entine 110.1
fill W... 411.1, lard. (tV•v,iltp., Athi all, Unglue ails. lird
1.. r I. It loop, dot Ding War,' ti
11. e. ,hr .._late at s'4% AI 1.1 El. CO I: DON.
Ike Welt:. title ntid intritem Henry K
44444 g. 11, and to the follovLing VIZ
I. lOU Accra And arlowatwr , Kff Ily iu rculey
and Wanly In TrPlllOlll
nut veyed on ndrrant in lIIr Paine of John sloyey. da
ted.'ifity 5, 1741. hounded by land. eutveyed in the
111Ittlir OS Nan.) hinnrar , rittphrta teininger, Rabrrt
Lynn and tither'.
Also, 440 acres. 120 prirhes, shush, part's' in
Franey and i 1.1111 ), in Tremont ruirnthip, Sehilyiki'l
county. surveyed no warted In ihr of Onphl
Moyer, dated May 5.1791, houndrd by lands surveyed
ihr riano, or John Moyer, Ijohrli Kinnear, John
Hants a nd "rings
3 Also, 451 ~ i rs 9 prrcM•s, situate partly In'Frail•
ry •n•Nuriiyio Tremont township, Sehuvllllll , l.ol3llll,
on antram oranied to Robert Kinnear, da
ted Vai 5 , tat • (*mewls by laud surveyed in the
of linsitiial Aiover. John liloyrr, John line 'mat,' miler,.
4 Also. 433 acre* 59 [niches, sittiAle In Tiriniiiit
ion stoop. setiets nit! -cur vedon n &Mini in
nam.• of 1 .411111.sr• in. Mar 5 1701.
by 1 itsiii..tiliwyrei in 11n iutinr+ ni Ruhcrt
Andrew 1'4,10n and ochres
5 3N0.415 am - . 124 prlchr.. sa(ll3:e pal Ity in Pin.,
V.v.. and wary) , on Tr«inont 'l'..witahin, Schuylkill
ttnnt y. antveyr.l on n aruinl to 118. , isuir'ot flu Winn
1.2 yent wf l, .I.lrd Mar 5. t 741. hounded by tapds, sur
v.!%,,l Sn 1b , 55, .1 John Ilan Iralwr and
oit With Ihr npj.ttrlr naaara,latrlhe rstaleorllF.N
itY K. STltek:kt,)
Also. nil tlite•et>ll. reglain lois or pieces of grolind.
s6aate In Melanin or New C - bole in the county of
rt, lkill. marked in the grow rdt plan otssitt town
\o trts. tan and 240. on the soutbea•t -
rift , elide of `lobaark irlf. , rl and ronllinine topetbi r
(runt on 'mid Mnb.VAL street 240 feet, (say 40 (r.-I
to each 1 .0 and in deptli.ls3,ferl. bounded nor Meas.-
erl '.y Kline street, southeasterly by a2O feet whit
Alley. southwesterly by street, and noriliMeflrt
ly by wiid Mohan k street, bcingthr same lot apron:4l
which liesinniin ogler. s ttttt nry in Etc. 1 - aria/nes
Itisilitas an,l otber by Deed bear!myriale the 21,4 tlat.
of MAY.' 11 1 1 0 . rotive)eil to Mitiiel I.laideuisitith and
Ito olet K:Verr In 111.1nreihrr. with the.beredlortnetor snd
irtioniienances. late the festal.• of 14 %NIEL 1.11 1 4106-
Ml l ril and DANIEL K ER.
b.. iiihe tight, title and interest of oltilip Kauf
man a 'Mil in 1%... reltain 161. or grmind.sltuate in the
town of Priodi n+lturg, Wayne lowneitip,Sequlk ill rn.,
I...uuJ.d iu liollt by !tomtit 01/1.11.1 and in the C 351 Jhy
earl. Go feet in front and 165
fere ut depth. and of:lrked in the• plan of maid town.
with Nol 01 an., 45, w ith tlie anion tei antes, rnnol,•r-
Ine if a stm'Y dskt•lling l.rote, partly frame rind
P'mlY tae, and a itauw stable, tat.. the egate rd .
PHIL
IP KAUFMAN
Al-11. All MI rennin Inl Of pier,. or f NornJ, ~itnare
to the lloonah of Pinerrove, tieltuylloll count). houn
ded lq cabal etreet, l'etare alley and
101 . tate of 4. 1 03 ,4 0 m. ronintnloa 01 fret in
Width and Ulu feel. m. 0.. or less. In v depth. with the
apporreoaoree, roneo.oaE of a 14 mar! l ame dwening
toot,. Witt kitchen attached, tale the egrate orIOIIN
SA 11,4E11.
Alen, all that Fermin lot Pt ',free of ground. on the
Sllnrreedit. ri.gil in Inr Boron lila of Poway age „St hu vt
k ill roomy, being part of )01 No. 14 in roll & Pallet
ann•s addition In the said horniteb. bounded and de,
iterated an follows: commencing at a stake on the
south side of lbe Miner: orate road and sac, aide, of a
20 foot wide alley; from thence raslrrll the
i.O the. Ntinereville road 20 Get to a post, nom
thence minticallerly bark in tenon or de 4lu 30 fret
In a line of lot of Jas. B. Parterann, from thence
wr, ler l Y alnete - Ra id line 20 feel ton Post from I hsnes
noisbarerierlir aloe; Mr sari olds of llir above said
alley SO (eel In the place of tweinning conlainine in
front on the atinereville road 211 feet and on the bat k
pant or 11w n 'slcmn lino• - feet, with the
nailers rOrpiSlinf of a double two sun . ) (ranu• dew I.
lips inn+r with a baarmrnt Story, lair Ilne estate of
JOIIN tillOly O.
izeiv,t, taken in Eleentinn ar.4 will be .“1.1 by
C. STRAITB, Sheriff.
Sikerlfret I)lTicio, Onvige•
burg. Ant- le- 1 8 51- '•y
TO COttarTitY MERCHANTS.
TWENTY prx CF:XT fiftiVED.
I .
criITNTRV 111FMCIIANT4 boyina IllinTA
IFi 3 111 u . d ;11 " :;T: ;calrs;7*';:,wlr','.'?...-'. - „7,7,?,:;!lrrearili:
Philodelpill,„ below Arch, (weet Fide) where
can Is. fond a Hare )tocimrttroersi of Ihr ntrove Iv% lord
article.% just .... , 4 ilrk.l front the manufacture..
Angust 16. 11451. 33-3
F. FORD vaNsITIAN BLIND AND
I NILANs PARENT WINDOW Shade Manntartitrer,
I VVlndeinle and Relad, No. 21. Souris M Street,
Philadelphia. LETTERED SHADES for Store Win
dows painted to order.
Al. S 0 Reod Blinds. Buff Shades, Pap, r Cudainr,
Fileboard PlalFr, Oil,lothe.&r. Gift Cornices. Bands
and Pies. &r.. for Popery Culla i
Aucus, In. MI
"LIFER D KNIOnt. ALFRED CHRIAT.
Ernoirr & CUBIST,
tOMMIPSIONI 311 , .IttlIANTs, Kn 361. !tomb %Va.
.1 ter Street, Philadelphia. Dealers hi Fish, Unreal.
'and Piociaiona Have ranalantly nn Mind an agaart
'Dent of DRIF.I) and P11"KLEI) Full , he OF;
•
Maarrel, I
CoatiAli, I 5i.11•14. I Dried Beef,
Salmon. Reef, Ahritifilere, Rutter. Eggs,
Mimi,Lard. (limpet.% circa},circa},
Iferi
rngit, I I
flame, I Rice, Spier.. &e.
August., Ili, Ir I. 33-2cn
SiIERIFT SALE OF 'SEAL ESTATE
ay yhra r . , 4 4 a Writ of Vend, Export:lp. leaned old
of the Omit or comnoo, or Scioto Kill County
and to me tlirricted...xiii he, exposed to ptelilie ...tale or
Vratltte. ou 111111ISPAY the 4th Any of PTP.NI
131:11 next , nt 1 titlitek at the ('our. (folio.. In
the Itorouatt of drwirablug :
All ideal ct train MI I of purr of land, count, to
final, I ownaltip, 'kill c.tunty. 41 lie of l'ennaylva
nit bounded nod deacribed follone
at a smut In ', t u t ,' liopits'S line thence by the ante
and yarant land 11111111 thirty one dell.. e 3.1 ikki per
rhea to a fate nine. tame dega e 3.1 2i6 pet •
rhea to a 1100, g3IIIYRIOIIti 31 drglll l l l .l,3ii l 2olll 4 prune,.
10 a I hi•tice. bp Gamer.- Itehet'a land and land of, ,
late J.4“0, north for deCreea, weal 104 peuritesl .
103 , sonv. theater lty 1131.1 -tank 'I dereteeo, i.
11 1 .001(1 11 4 'n'hea ton atone, thence by tam, of Ilectree
Reber, north-St deereern Wt0,111 3. 1.1.11' ken fit it,
1 1 0.01111111 V. containing 2(1 n. 152 perch,. sican
me...stile he
,111 P 33111 P more or *env. it being nut of
the ,intre tviet of land whieh liteditiorento Ecerstilve
I 'Mtn 11 ci f Ibr Commonwealth of Peters” Want& by
(,ruin Patent, beam! date, the 13th day of In rem
her A. I) 1381. eurniled in P..lia !Wire. in Patent
Rook, too, 3. page 157, together with all the apporte
!Inure*, constraint,. of a nogg Log honge, frame
(tarn and Saw mill, late rho ratanr of STEVEN
MtlOllE.
=
1' 11. LTRAIIII, Sheriff.
Shwa fla 41tfire. firwigA.
tmre Aug. If, !S I
SIZERICET'S SALE Or REAL ESTATE.
vt:ai UE A %V RYE tit Loran Variag,
I) out of the Court of Eifirtitlolll Pleas of Schuylkill
Cuunty, and to toe directed. will Or 05p0....d to pi t h.
blic -sale or Vendtte, on Saturday the Ctit day Sep
tember, IE4I. at iii clock, A. If., at the Hotel of 143-
atiorl Buzzard; in the Borough or Orwigsburg, Schurl
kilt entirety. the fultowingitleseribed premises. to wit:
All that ertitan:'Nessuage, lonemenl,"sud Lot ol
grroptd.‘situate in the Borough of Pottevitiedseltu,l
- county, hounded in trout Not wegian guy. I. on
the North by properly now or !aloof George Rich. nn
the Smith by property of Joteph Betwha nr, and ha the
rest ti Cart Marirt etwelaNktaiaina 2.5 feel lii width
in front. Imt In et-Sr...Re feet to length, ordepth, with
the .rtenancel,ronsiettne, of a story stone Dart-,
ling:ltourte.wltho hasementAnd a %slaty stnnAwel
burnouse: and Moo a story frame Monne. tate Ito ,
Estate Of Johoc
Sezetl, taken in EIPCMiIIn and will tin sold by
C-11. STRAUB ;
.
Sheriff's orrice, °twigs- 1 .
burr. Aug. 11th, 1851. f 41
PATTERSON'S ETIC SOAP,
1 4 , tlEt rendering . ihe itkin smooth, soh ana delleately
i white. tentovind sallowneFs. Pimples, Tan Cola
aeons Eruptions and redness of the :?kits. All ennui
and chafes, &coin Hie bands ate healed by It. It is
also the very best sltav Ink soap in use. ,Price only
cents per cake. Poi,sale wholesale and retail at
the varirty Atotr . of the subscriber. 11, MANNA N
st. Merchants had othets•,soprlied to sell again
nottufacturrts prices.
And. 9. Itlsl
% V 11 1
t c,sTd 4 e B n I t i
/Ire/ lion.
rt L it ti r To ' 1 Eit
Common ilipp E P! r-' E a
: ( ii t ;
i t
r h ' ...
county or yiehitylltallon Pennsylvatia. and Justice of
the severe courts of Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
toyer and Terminer. and General Gaol Deliverj, In
as county. the lion. JACOB HAMNER and SOLotioN
MIMI:OCAS ARTIDNION. Forrest, Judges of ..he Court of Quarter tuassions
of the. Peace, Oyer and Terminer. and General
1 ?iI'OIIPORATED by the lheebilitare of the State of slant Delivery. for the trial of all capital and other
i 1 1 11 e * Vrirkt. 1610, for the promotion of the fins. arts . offenfast. in Ike said county of Si - tittylk M. by their Pre-
in the United States. (Miters fir HMI r ABRAHAM rept* lei hie dirr vied, bane tads-red a' f'ourt of rommon
M. 1 1,711ZZS.NS. President I ti Smote ;Owen'. Vera,. Pleas, Overall., Terminer and General (iolttelavert .
Wet ; ANDOTW %Valiant. Cutteimoniling See/etas) ; Lt be lb .bfr " at "nvt"b"le- On Monday Ih ' 821. day
NatU•sitaLJarivis, Jr. Recording secretary. eon- lof iiiantainber nest, at ill "'clock A. M. to continue '
sitter ef )4saartsisat—Robers Kelly, Andrinr War Par. ' is"." weeks, if necessary
liestj.inito If lint's, lulin It. Austen, WWII. Apple- Notices therefore hereby - given to the Coroner, the
ton. Gates A. , Days-kink, Philip Hone. Dente. W. Justices of the Peace. and. Constables of sail
Austeti. 9 Wthiant A. Antler, George Trederell: , Eras- craintv of Sehuylkiil, that they are hy the satdpreceptP,
Ins C. &media, Waimea U. peen, George cortis, commanded to be then and there, at 19 i'rtork in the
Charles H. Rowell. 'Jobb P. Ridner. William J. flop- forenoon of said Jay, with their rollr..tecords. it.qul •
pin, A timbre; M. Porten,. Marshall O. Hitherto. Fred- sit ioncetamlnat inns, and all other remeMbtancen, to
trick A. Coe, Chalks P. Daly. Nsthaniel :anis, Jr. da ffiCiSe thltip which In theirseveral officer appertain
' PROGRAMME: FOR tout • to be done; and allthnse that are bound by reroirni•
Every sub,rrdier or fire &lists is s tirestsbas for the „Zaneett. hope:ermine against the prisoners. that are-ni
year, and is entitled to ' then shall be in therm:dor said county of Schuylkill,
I. A ropy of each number of the .11cLs crir (re- ate to be then and there to prosecutethem, as shall
Terred to in the
,preeeding circular.) which shall be bejnst. .
issued in ISM. daring and slier the month in *Wen \ Goo sate -ens rouvoirercacru. . .
payment of, fill stibstriPlin,n shall be made. This is a Sheriff's Otlice. - Orerigs- 1 . C .
M. BTRAIIII. She
.21.-triff.
monthly publication, of sixteen or more quarto pips burs; Aug 9. 1551. .
of three coluntos each. illustrated with Engravings N. if. The witnerres and jurors who are summon-
and Etchings frurb works of the most distinguished ed to attend said couri..are requited so attend p in
anists: . finally. In \ ease of non-attendance the law in
11. A print of Mr. tones* line EntrarlitY an Sleet . (-roes made and port tiled, wilt he riskily c010n... 7 ,r,
measuring ninetr•n ' inches by twenty-rine lushes. i This oilier iatoPilished by miler of the f--in ari ; time
' :t
alter Mr. Wousiville's ceiebra;ed ', l i s ti n g ur Meriesc ; runeernell wilr‘cnvern ils.issepi, arrardincly.
, -
Nat's, representing ag t pat the door of ..n Dm, i.e. ; - -
PROCLAMATION. 1
.
tening to the trading Of an aerount of the tires battle ;
iifthr. tate Mexican War. \ 011 CF. is iIEttEDV GIVEN TIIAT A COURT
tit. A aer i als rive Prints from finished lint 1:lit- • oft amnion pleas. for the trial of ran , cs at ismie
gmviErc .„.
~,1 ., ,,,,- the ~,,..„t z. , uf . it ,,„ i,,,,b,..... in and for the comity of Selloylkill. will 1... held M
kmetiracn E:04 ,,,,,,, ; ,. i tirrtienburi. in the county aforesaidom Monday the
by len Inche.i . and -executed by
after the Sdkowint pattilluges via ' ; Litho( September nett; at 10o'rdotk A. al. to continue
' •
Marion Crossing the Pedee. by Rooney ; 1 oar week. ' ' , .
Mt. Wash/nil/lu, from the Valley of Conway, by E" . i Therefore' all persons basing suits pending. and aft
rWfV.IIII whore duty it sha it be to appear at said Conn.
, I will take notice an d governihemselve.a accordingly.
Amoricattllarvisting Scenery , by Cropr.ey ;
Old '76 an's! Young 'IS, by Woodville ; , • 1 CHRISTIAN M. STB.A.Utt, Sheri ff _ '
liarmtiningfcrr a boom. by Moant ; . . I Sheriff's Met, Ontrigeharg 1 [ ,
Thos figuting *Gallery of American Art. of conveut- Aug 9. 11351. . • \
'\ 1 32-IC
ant size for !nud i ty, or for preservation in a port-folio
, '... tend offraming if desired. ' A BOOR FOR EVENT BODT , ,
V IV. A share in the distribution of several hundred I ,I3OBTWICK. on Natural Death; and how to kr ep
paintings. sculptures and drawings lo water calor.— 11]' young—being an inqUiry Into thetauses of paint-
Among them are the worts of the &Hawing eminent 1 al death, or death from old age. developing a new and '
Artists.v it:, Durand, Edmond*, Fluntington, Elliott, 1 crimato method of preventlns tffe.ccuisolidation or on--
Mount. Chinch, Bingham. elope,. Gray. Cash). or, i 9 igration of the body. end thus indefinitely proloosing
Hicks, Ifthrectuz, Peels ' Doughty. Hinckley, Raker. ' vigorous, elastic, and bobYnnt II"Ith. ar ""r'r e nderi
Flagg. Dillard, Audubon,Chimney, Rontelle, Whit- 1 ing.parturitlon easy and safe—by Hough iloivro mi.
rider,. MeNtinkey , and mtts.• _ ~.. M. D. It Is certainly nano( the most vainablettrotha
The suhicri'ber has thus an toriequallen opportunityever published: An person shrothl neglect nhtlitiitig A
to achieve the triple purpose of Obblattian a Valuable I copy. For sale at - ' _ D. HANNAN'S
return for A small investment—of Ifetnfing the pas - . - Virb°lcvate sad retail 111°°1"ilre'l1/4in'iIne'
session ;of; mapetlos work. gratifying Ale taste for any. 9, ido - . 3 f--:
Art. and 41 allinding encouragement to Promising c - .-...
-14.1ICAP HIBLIts--100 Family um . embrae-
Artist/1,4(0 . 15_ owaveountry, WWMicritilloas received • Ina every style of Binding, plain and Manumit
py B, BANNAN,
rkul c omit y . lit,jtit reeeived and for saltrat B. BANISAWB/'
' . Honorary Secretary for ileboy April Hi, 1691 /./. 1n../ t
Aug 9, 1141 111--••
. / .
SPERM, TANNERS, LARD AND
WIRALE OIL
6, 222 cA
Fall tioNs BLEACiIE N D WINT6II A 10
Sperm •
4113 gallons unbleached Winter and FaliSperm Oil.
4,221 Gallons Extra bleached solar ilit.
8,903 do superior Eleptlan Oil, extra bleaelied
8,203 do bleached Winter and Fall , hale eras
.13.777 do *trained N. VT: Coast & Polar •• •
7,600 de !diners' Oil, very clear and nkrisono•
4,003 do beet rorslite Tanner's 011.
5,015 do superior fiat* Oil.
4,000 do pure Stralls or Cod 08.
8,000 do C..rotnon Oil for gr....utie
5.8 SS de extra No. 1- Lag ,[rootit,eio,k
2,000 do Lard 00, No. •.!.
100 botes New liedfor,l Nwtro I
4 0 0 raeale,
• 1:13 Pment a ..
113 do M Mild and III!, *szt.,
1 .' 90 beat quality Vellow
MO 11 " stipetior Br n, Soap.
115 do prime. Carole goat..
OAR articles sold, not divine •ao-(onion, 10 nY
be term tied. 1.101.D1N dr.
31 NerrA irde, r 114.1. Third Sharr nb", re .4rth •
14 , 0whf.:0. Issl ;‘•
May 10.101
• - • - 11 -
LIBERTY STOVE WOES%
tILOWN 6itrel, above FOURTII, Philndelphin
Tlit: undersigned respectfully
the public that they have commenced
~V+ dpetating in Moir n•-tv FOUNDRY and
are ndly frail) I" CASTIAGn
of vV•FY delnientlon. on the inapt rea
, tunable terms.
They Int ite the attention .4 Store Pt Met ,t to their
latge assortment of STOVEs att "(which are ent ore
ly nen9 . Ira op at a conxldetalde expetme elpre,•ly
rut the rail TEtite.• a meoß which ate the Litotity Att.
Titltt Cook, I omplete i otti,, al.o Aft 110 Q, 1.1.1,
PeAttklin, irtsuy 1.th.1 Frye lieu:
Bets, Tea Kettle, .e.
Aa tilts ittieud usts.g the best qualify or Iron, elti
pt..ylog the hest Nuuldrlr 1111.1 1 7 10114t1r VS the 110311,
will find n 1.1 thou adVantage'l.• can 41.1 +or their at.
aulUne•.l. ttwfort 11111 C tla.al:r tion., 1041141 Ita Itt.
Ite.p.itett to titail.e their sn'ea6lE
aled i 111211111.. Patsieula 4111.1111 , -ti 1.211 to .1/ 40 , 10!
A Mit al' 3E. I..\ lt'Rl•;\t'h
Augn,ti iti , ISSI.
GUN STORE.
RUM SW NURFFICIN Mann :Miner of CU N:4.
ft RIFLES anti 1.1131111. R, No. I'2'2, N... 1 11 1,1 st
above Harr, tl herr Ire k.. t0r0t... 4 .01.
nn (1311.1:1-grorral •••ilmessi I'or Ih.u6lr tud Sto
vir Stray. Gun.. ttl Coto, halt, anti I'c-t..t.
of all k
ALSO, The relebralrol rtwoterl Halo n ith to
Cle . 3.e to shoot the Pointed 111311 of tuir aaWra
wake and Itl.i rtntion. littiro Ita art.tt, Shot P , •u.ter
Cato . , and 11,11, I: ltn, [lag •, Shy.t Ill•••,
roortiett. Sr r. its Inane. the peroaritr starslareae
is, pill a 1.., Cowl. ill to r. 411 ,tl.ll
mock brl'••re tattrilosaatrag rt-rtslre to. 1., he r
Milled 141 Sell gill Ih.• 511 ihil..l
fillet 111C.Nii. 121, Nracti 21141 Stn rt.
N • H --P:lltlrular 2lirld toll paid In lep.lif 111 011
❑,. 111 hilt 1119,
At 14111.1 Itl. ISSI
TREMONT ROUSE, BOSTON, 'MSS
,l•iiis net! known eNtatuudtment • ondueled
in the hall, manner it lid.< All 43. I.eeta. The
central and pleasa,4 emus' ..... tei iln hots-t• 11.4
1115•511.511? lurra nrunu• .510 Ilie 51tun , taft and Nam-w
-t. he Punta ItU./r, ...,Inter Ifs !rod. a lla otr /a We J nd
antrattiuna s utan I.e the tratrikr.
ilaVlllolll,ll une of lino ul .I.•hn L. Tnrker &
at the 111141 ul lIIV ..14)11,11 , 1111.. - 111 the Sliiißrti
he, pledges his 10-.4 rlelll.l , ii to u..tnnairr 115 reptita
and In (tee <Ol4 - action 10 Isis CIIsIOMP/s.
WM. 11. PARKER
tneu•t In. 1.1.5 33 Im
Violins, Guitars. Flutes, Fifes, &c.
ALIIISURIIMIt has lust received at 11,, 1 ape,
anti Music Store, a lot of Violins, Acrordians,
Guitars, Flutes. Fifes. Sr.. all of which he will sell at
mannfaciorete• priers. Ile o 111 also have an lesdt
them of Pianos, In a few days 'selected with care, all
of which will be sold at 11111th 11 , M rr fate, than Plano,
have i tt r o iot o r, I t , .•n ...id in Sentl)lkill r.tnnt V.
row All 311 I I rt•l "Ma in.-11 111 nrilo w ith
the alhea . laagenl 1131 . 111 e 1111'111 •eil'iled by :I 1 . • , 111
11,110 P. 51
L7 l .it's F-1. %IA If- .. . .1
OTIVE Irt Ili:11E11V GIVEN, THAT THE FAO.-
cnton., Ad Locator. and Gnat li., 00. het...knit
ter named, have filed then re •rective ail - omits of t he
followtog Estates In the Register's office rat the Conn..
ty of str hir ylk ill. n hich aCCOOOI.I have been allowed
Hg ghe yieg'ster and will hr pirsented to the Jude.
of the Orphans' ('ono of said County at an Orplem s '
Court to be held al Utivlohurg In, Mcholgty Hog
day of ePplember ~.,at, at 11l o'clock in the fort non g,
for allowance and confirmation. when sad where an
persmis interested may attend if 111.1 think proper.
The account of Petty F. Kenger, Adminustrotor of
the Estate of Samuel iietoer, late of Wrst Hrug.s.
wig township. deed.
I The :meriting. of Jonathan Kunvirlutatt, A thumb.-
Henn of the Enlace 01 John 1i.111117.01 , 100,1a1e a f lower
sit:intorno ton 'whip der'!.
3 . •I Prg.• 41.01 • 01 the Exe
cuton. of the last Will sod Tr." assent ofijeorge Reber,
late nf.S.onai Slanheim.,township decd.
I. The account of Charles F. Kopitssch. Administra
tor of the Estate of Edward Bruno,. tate of the Brit
"ash of Pottsville, decd.
5. The account "(Jacob I) Lutz, Administrator of
the Esiiiteof William Paul, late ofthe Borough ofTa-
Inagua. deed.
6. The acconnt of Thompson A. Godfrey. Aglininigo
ItatOr of the Estate of George Adam, late ofTremont
tgiertishtp. deed
arcoont Grote. ileol.oller. Administra
tor cif the Estate of Henry Miller, lur of New ram,:
township, deed
8. The account of David VG' ninan, Unontllrator
of the Estate of lane Inman. Isle of the Itorough of
Pottsville. deed.
9, The ocean,,! of John A nderson am! John nee.
Mirka. Administ ta tors of the F.stit, of John Dennis.
Inn. late,of the Itmotidit 01 T.i . uailo.l. iler'.l.
10. The second no - nom' of John I. l'oho, Adnonl,
stator ofthe Esthle ~(Peet Kutr , late 01Upper
Malmotongo township, deed
11. he account of F It. Huntzioser, Testament gri
Guarding of Alfred I 111101LIntor 011;011 .anal
CA
ward Wino:lnger, deed.
It The account of Adam Reber, A.lnooi.l nil.' of
111 P Ripple ni Janie. Itfelo.f , tale ol file Ilmonelt 01
der'il.
13. The account of Susan and E.lO - 0.1
ntinlfllralnhl of the list ite of Amin-0, o'llgu n 0,1,. 0 1
the Borough of Pottsville. dr, '.l.
DANIEL KAunciir.n. Rero,lor
Resister's Otfire,Oitvieshore,
July 29, 1551, tAug. 2.'51] I
NOTICE.
MEI
N TM:coin-IT romMoN 11.En: 4 1w
I kill county
Chistopher Loeset 1 `lnnisno 11 , in Patio nos.
ns I No 121 Witrn Ternw.lr , l9
The atneor,Ablit'rnien and ?...,4-I,Pel Ph...-. 1? re r, dr
rili7 itS of and l
pt.,ir Ted a
...n. No 51. Dre Te.rin 15.50
by ririne of an ot.ler of •alr, told, In ;I, above
olnled nelinli of Vallllion, In In.. diferled. I .hall e 1
purr to sale. al Putalle Auction. nn IVEDNESH tV,
I/45/. at 4 I• . 1 lurk. lo lb. aft,r ~,,,
the Coati lionse in Di w iestottre. Sr basil ill
county. the tollowint• It.al &Hate. to wit t
All 1651'rertAin Iran or pa reel of land, Alum. on
the head waters of the Mahonoy frPedtß anti the bead
waters of the river Arborkill. in' Bosh tnn-n.lon
qflolf lk 111 runny, P.nnsylvnoln. and .110 - 101.,1
twenty-eighth and tsirtieth days ed ttept.mber, a n d
the first and ninth days of Ilehdo-r. one thou..ind
seven hundred' and ninety-thire, in pursuant.• of
thirteen warrants grantAl by the Conotionuealii..ti
Pennsylvania.dated resiiictively ills tilt/lee/Oh day '.l
lune:one thousand wren lannolrrd
and granted to the following named Ihlrtern per-on.
respect/141y Daniel Hurley. William Bewart, John
Lytile, T 1 , as I.itltr. William tilaek , Peter Johns.
John Johns. Paul Hannah. Robert intros. John Paint
pi, Thom.. Hammel, David Taggart. containing in
lb. whole, actnrding to the said thirteen officsal
surveys, five Mangan., two hundred and twenty-nine
and &smarter and all/mane Is. alt of whirl, i.
mountain anti wood land. and shoot nnv-third
whirl, in Rtioatard In be I ...l laud.
C. Al. /STRAUB. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Orwitsbutg,
July 2. 1551. [Au*. 2, 'sl] f
w - g!I.1 Pa • v (.8) d
AiOTICE la nciterty GIVEN THAT A COURT
of Common Pleas, for the trial of causer at k. 11.•
fit• and fur the county of Sehaytkili. will be held at
Orstigeborg in the county aforeeaid, on Munday,the
let of l'e'rptendier next. at 10 o'clock A. M. to continue
one week.
Thefifoie all persons having mite pending., and all
per:tone whose duty it 'hill be to appear at said mutt
*ill take not ire and sovi.rn themselvee eccordioele
1:11R14111 AN M. rsTIIAIIR, ROeror
berifi's omen, Orevisehurs.
An`e n. Val
0)41
Gy Tr(egraph and Vesterday's Mail.
Wheat Flour, s4,2s—Rytc4a. $3 37
prr bhl.---Parn Meal, $2,87 do:- , -Wheat,
iZcti SS cis. White, OS 'Mewls
Corn 6.1--Oats,3l - cts. per bushel. '
IV M. ISIOLEIL ON CO/M..4I'AX.,
Just as we were going ht Prmi, we re
ceived a corninuiiicatiOn frunia friend in Car
bondale giving a description of Win. Bigler's
visit and speech in that place, on Friday, lth.
We are sorry it arrived too late for publica•
tion. Ile there declared, .so. our Correspon•
dent as-sures us, that if eleefed to the office.
of Governor, .. he would urgeaudhavepassed
a law to put a State tar on all Coal carried
eirerthe pOlpe thoroughlares=hptcially all
c oa l •faits;; out the State." Now, which'
p a tty favors additional taxation on Coal?'
IYhtch t; really the friend ut Mining
iut.re. is ? Oar Curre,pundent adds
s, he iWtn. Pol!; ler) voted:for himself
rur Sp.-aket: in the Senate, and kist it.—
Prophrf-v says. he will' vUte for himself for
Governor, and lose that too."
(MEAT EACITEMMINT IN CUBA'.
The Cherokee from N. Orleans and Havana,
arrived at New York on Thursday evening,
reports that great excitement - prevailed in
Havana, in consequence of the capture and
execution of Lopez and fifty of his com
panions. They are said to have been talierk a
when 50 miles from Havana, steering. in an
open boat, unarmed, for N. Orleans. Their.
dead bodies. even• also treated with the most
shameful indignities. Many of the passen
gers of :the Cherokee, who were present at
the execution, Were openly insulted' in the
streets.
K. EN TVC K.V ELECTION.
The eketion returns from Kentucky are
not as ‘yt satisfactory . The election of each
cal - Mot4e for ti . overtior has been reported at
dillereut tinu--. It Dixon, Whig, is defeated,
it will be owing to the strong, position he
assumed in opposition to the abolition move
ment, - Cassius M. Clay ha, undifiubtedly
drawn off a large number of W hig, Votes.
The Wier , have elected their Lt. governor
and hare a large majority - in both hraffelies
of the Legislature,
EMI
locoloco Bigler handbills call out
all who are. "upposedto a Tax on Coal and
W'in. F. lohustuu." Who was it last winter
proposed to the Revenue Commissiobers that
infiniithis tax of ten cents per ton at the mouth
of the pa, .on all Coal tallied In Pennsylvania?
e will jog the public memory. It was Me
Locq6co Canal Com;lassioner, GAMBLE.—
Mark that fact, citizens of the Coal Rion.
lzi PAP.TICIJL AIL attention is invited to the
advertinetMut of the Pottsville Academy, in
to-day's Journal. We shall speak of the. ex
cellence of this institution more particularly
on a future occasion.
It HANNAN
MAINE LIS,VOR LAW.
The summary proceediugs_of our "Down=
East" neighbors, against the traffic of Intoxi
cating drinks, has naturally given rise to
many questions respecting the propriety of
such measures, fur the advaucenient of the
Temperance cause. The authority of the
law is unquestionable, but since things that
are right arc not always expedient, it may be
well. to inquire into its reasonableness, and
consequently its expediency. The Philadel
phia Ledger had an article some days ago,
which, we think, fully met-the subject. We
therefore make the following extract for the
benefit of those who may have any scruples
of conscience about the propriety of legal ap.
pliances for the furtherance of moral reform :
"Is this liquor law " reasonable? The
Legislature of Maine have given }heir opinion
upon it ; we now-give our own. We think
that it is reasonable. Intemperance is the
besetting sin of all Northern races, and rages
must in Northern climates. It is a physical,
more than a moral infirmity, and is not only
augmented by indulgence, but is transmiaed
to posterity, in a degree proportionate' to its
violence in ancestry. • •
- It is the besetting sin of Angle-Sn•rondom,
quite as much as of any ether North-4n race.
-Moral suasion" cannot subdue the pro.
periSity, and can merely furnish argument
against its indulgence: and when the means
indulgeni,w are within every body's reach,
"moral suasion" may operate upon the,edu
eated, or upon those In whom the prospeitsity
is moderate, but will have little or no influ
ence over the ignorant, ur those in whom the
propensity is dominant. And its indulgence
produecs more poverty, misery and crime,
and presentsg,reater obstacles to improvement,
physical, intellectual, moral, social,:putitical,
than all other causes combined. It is then
an:evil of tremendous magnitude, of indomi.
table obstinacy, and of force accelerating,
when.unrestrained, from generation to gene
ration. Then-if this sin cannot be safely left
to "mural suasion," a fact which all history
proves, it requires legislative restraint. And
all admit the right and duty of such restraint
to some extent, so• far as they assent to "li
cence laws" Then if legal interposition is
right to softie extent, whic does :not prevent
the evil, why is it not right to the full ex
tent ? We shall next consider the subject in
connection with other evils, the prohibitory
right over which is not disputed.
EOM
0 , -.4 Taira Meetu: was to be held in Tama
qua last Monday eretrwg-, to appoint fkAegates to
the Catawr—u Railroad Convention, to assemble in
Philadelphia. on the 28th. The enterprise is con
4dered of ipeat imporianee to the interests of Tet
repqua,
1311
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Sirly person, signed the Temtveronce Pledge
alter the (centre of Professor Bryan, in Tamaqua
tabt week.
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PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY AND
THAT WILL Pits)TECE AHV.
I WOULD regpecifully invite's the attention of the
/ public to the mode of breetnect-adopted atu: pursued
try the State Mutual Fite In..ranee Company. It Is a
mutual organization. chartered by the Legiatiture In
ISSO. It embraces two important branches, that of
innemnifyineihe Merchant and the Farmer- against
to i.of tbeirpioperiy, by Fire. The must impoitautlia-:
true in Ibiscampany's system of business ht,that each:
branch pay its own tosses, thus the farmer ts' not;
liable for loss ni the merchant, nor is the merchant , .
liable for losses In extra hazardous rialto. ihr 11 will be:
seen In the By-laws of this Company, that such risk;
rill sat be tram The AtthsCribet is still acting as
Ages! for this Company_and can be fount, at
Ntritz's Hotel. Pottioeille, inhere he intends remaining
for a short time. Wm. P. MOODY - •
July 1.6,. MI • • • 31)-Imo
32 tc
ELDRIDGE'S PATENT Corn SELEILLER4
r 111 ATTENTION OF- THE PUBLIC 18 INVI.;
I.ten to the improvement in Corn erbellers,whieb ti
acknowledged to be far superior to any other,being
on an entirely new principle of Sheillag the C orn
lengthwise of the ear,the cribb passingstraight through
without revolving, theteby requiting- isO reining tO
increase its speed. which adds materially to the coat
of other machines. It infuse easier and tooth treater
that, any other, and is pnttable in size and durable ih
omistruction. fi.rsoi.s interested are invited to call
and see it IN operation: The right of this unlimber
counties for sale. For further particulars address or
itypiyto DAVID ELDRIDGE. '
N. W. corner 21and Dock 'Street, 3d otory„Phinc
July '16,1651'
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DR,JT.NICHOLAS
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4111CIAN &SU C.E.uN.,
orFirt, AND DRUG TORS. MNRieT:STREDT,
pOTTSVILLE.
Dee. 14,
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ditimers and Munn= fOr SALM:
rl %HE sitnsORIBEIt ItEIPECTFULLY cAI.f.S thr
altrillinfiA his custonterS tid the pnbttegenrrtlly
to his stock okinartda Listing. and Rag Carpets. and
also Flannels arl.slalls, Ingrain Utrpet from 50680
cents, 56, Rag ro,tpets front 311.t0 45 cents Per
yard, tagrala Ca rpm s rearratata alllcinj and jest colors
51 SO cents per yard, and glair - Carpels; Venetian Sad
Rag !rut 25 to _v. J. FRANKLIN BARRIS..
.t., - Manufacturer '.f e.rp.to aid Flannels;
NnethAVest V.:orner of centre and Millersville Street,
Pottioille Pa.
Int) , of,-1831.12(Mr
'sags' coons:
()N HAND. noilt CON,STANVI.V RECEIVING of
.Inr cult impoitaiaun—all kitidsof O H stip aid
nerd:melt: and Manua - A.IMR irlll Ond
well if upriird with attic tea in Ibe abope,filie- , m Pith
wiltur anld nn 3cintutood3lingtertur. - !
301iNA Sc PANNE.:'.
Importers and Deateta in +hoiuiakers' Cori .
N. E. corner of FOYlffilk ARCH street. PI
jolt 16,3131 . -111Nrs
PiIir.‘DELVRIA, FRIDAY 4 "otcLocs
TAMAQ,UA APFA/R6l.
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