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SATURDA A tGrST V, 1851
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THE PEOPLE IN
II IOTION !
Democratic Whigs ' 'srour Posts
GRAND RATIFICATION MEETING
'All the Democratic Whigs of Schuylkill
County. All aid 'friends Of Protection 6)
American Industry., withoutjegard to what
party they may have belnnged heretofore ;
AEI those opposed 0 - ) reducing :h6 wages of
Labor down try the European standard, in
this country, hY. Free Trade : - ,
All. those in favor oil luterifil Improve
wears, which-gives em6lnynien i to the thou
sands nOw seeking our - Siforo, from the op
pressive Governiuents- of Europe.
All those iii favor cf Siistaining the Corn
prOmise Measures passed ••iNi• the last Con
gress, and opposed to tll6 ethemes of Loco
loco Secessionism at South, and Locofoc . o
Gag-istn at the North. wiliich would deprive
the -people' of the inestimable privilege, se
cured to theia by the Glorio'tas Constitution of
our euuntry, the FREEI4W OF SPEECH,
AND FREE DISCUSSION Ot- GOV4UVNIENT
NIEA . SUItEs ; •
All the friends of the present National Ad
ministration, which - , while it has nobly sus
tained the Compromize Measures passed • by
the last Congress, the int:rgi ity, of the Union,
and has met the approbaiion of all the friends.
of our Glorious Union 414)6 - about the coun
try: but still islnuerly assailed by Lbeofoco
ism, which. with 2 hollow-heartidness that
has always chatucterisedithat pa rtc, , now pro
fess_to be tlie.oa/y frienA of the union. If
they are so;frieud:y to.tliese measures. why
, do they. not' sustaiu the present National Ad,
ministration, which it iis admitted by all
the friends of the Union,';haa nobly sustained
the union r . -;- I , •
All thcie favOr of re-electing
WILLIX . 3I P. ainaNsToN,
ti has 74,rei hens der:eaterl Lit the People,
As GoVernor of Pennsvlgania, whose admin
istration has checked the: extravagant expert
_diture and plunder of tocofiicaisin estab
lished a Sinking Xundi -- , which is graduaily
wiping out the State Debt, and at the same
time our State Improvements, that Locofoco
icrn had stopped and abalidoned, are progres,
sing to completitm, '-while taxation is dimin
ishing, thus giving employment to thousands
of laboreis throughout :the' State at good
wages. ..
All thosein favor 'of elevating that noble
Patriot and Hero
GENERAL WINFIELD "SCOTT,
lirho has , never Icat . a4lautt, `
To the .Presidency favor of
electing tliy a sweeping, Tajyt - ity, the strong
est ticket that has ever beritpresented to the pro
ple„of Schglktll County for their suffrbat's ;
All the friends of LIEERTV and , UNION,
'ONE ancrINSEPA &ABLE. NOW and
EVER . ' : .
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Are invited to meet in 1);IAs Meeting•at
HILL'S HOTEL, .IN POTTSVILLE:
'On Saturday Evening„Auust 30,
At S o'clock. TO 'peeling will be addressed
by the, Hon. Pitipan, Col. Joh', Ban
non, B.,Bartholomew, - En,, and others.
BY ORDER OF THE CONEWTTEE.
RATIFICATION .-COVNTN.ZIEET/NO.
The Demogratic --- Whigs of the County of
Schuylkill, together With:the friends of Pro
tection to American Industry, internal Im
provements, and those ;opposed to reducing
the wages o 1 Irthdil..in!.,this country to the
European standard, Illirough Free Trade.
All those opposed to importing millions of
the pr i oducts Of,our country, in the shape of
foreign Iron, Cdal, &c.,. while our Farms,
Iron Works, Work-ificips, &T., can produce
More than theyoan sell, and many are lying
comparatively:idle, - tor! - wint of work.. All
those in tavor ol,relelectirig
WILLIAM F. JOHNSTON,
Governor of Prnrisylvania,
tration, :even' under Vie want "ol Protection
to American industryJ has -been so wisell7,
administered, that Public Improvements are
progressing, and a Sinking Fund has been
established, without any increase of taxation,.
which is graduallypaying off our State debl,,
and will relieve the people. ntirely in a few
years, of the present heavy State tax.
All those" in tayorlof electing the Patriot
and Hero, who never lost a battle, General
WINFLELD SCOTT; to the Presidency.
, —All thOseln favor id Liberty and "TH,E
lINION, one and inseparable, now and for
ever." 1
All :those in favor of electing the Demo
cratic' Whig County Ticket by a Sweeping
majority •
' those opposed to Banks entering the
political held, and using their funds to buy
up and corrupt the people:
And all those Working-men, who arewil
ling to work'for those whosive them , work,
are invited to attend a General COUNTY
RATIFICATION MEETING, on , Tuesday,
Me 91h,0f September, at the Court/House, in
the Borough of Orwipburg, at 1 o'clock P. M.
The-Meeting will-he addresshl 'by several
speakers, and Gov. joass.rosi it is expected,
will be present.
B. BANNAN, WM. A. HAMMER
DANIEL FOCHTL NICHOLAS JONES;
ROWLAND JONES. .*.n. STERNER,
COL.. J. W. HEFFNER,
Standing Contsnitter.
(I:7W E. LNVITE par l ticular *attention to I the
First - annual Report; of the Public Schools,
found in another colUmn,
(I:7' Cot. BIGLER 'S .3 / 1 . - SIT .—We have heard
of no less than twenty persons, whO have
declared that they will not vote for Col. Big
ler, sinee they have-s i een Nun and heard him
speak. He had been represented to. them as
a man of great ability but after hearing him,,
they ; are satisfied that he is a man of very
ordinary capacity, and a fiery poor speaker
indeed:
1I7" COL. BIGLERIS RECEPTION.—It has
been a puzzle to !natty, why Col. Bigler was
received so coldly, particularly at Schuylkill
Haven, ottltlonday, ast. The secret, how
ever, is now out 7 the Conyention was en
gaged in. Ipassing,_ al resolution in favor of
Gen. Cass, and They- were ashamed to look
Col. Bigler in the face;safter giving his friend
"Ten cent Jimmy" thecut.
;
; ; BAD' CouPariv..—Cof. - Bigler has got'
halo rather bad company with regard to a
Tariff for Protectiod. George 31:, Dallas, the
;1 'P traitor, who gave the casting vote in favor
of the Tariff of 1846, presided at the Bigler
meeting held hi Philadelphia list week—and
he (Bigler) suppoits "Ten cent Jimmy Buch
anan" for the PresidenCy, whom even the
;puffy in Schfiylkill County halt repudiated,
utti.lses. firer of RNs
CUBAN REVOLUTION.
,
The late Cuban news has created a very 12"Rotners'. PoJe Qffic, Gttide.—This t
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tle of a new work. just published in New Yor i kby
ti
tle
sensation over the whole country.— Eta
flowea,E4l., formerly of this O A
Once; now .As
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Meetings have been held in New-York, New ' Bistrtut Editor ut the New York Tr - reify Corrtit r
Orleans, Jersey City, Baltimore and other at d Mum rtr:' lt contains full statistics regarding 1
places, at which thousands have attended to the Post OdirCm an anagement of the Uniieri 'States,
express their sympathy in behalt of Cuban , and with its s'''' iince
l u io iti n u t o h n a g t c om ait ru he „.t ra irn itl . n r7 u q in e pe in be e a i r ip ? o ' g a :Z . j e l i r. r e o v u e t r e 7;
emancitettioti, and avow their abhorrence of
the inhuman tnanner,•in which 50 of our
iy,A-e. to andirurn everyinwth ramtessdoarilY'7ek
ti:llow-eittzens are reported to have bei.n
butchered in the streets of Havana, and oth- : re pt:h i P :te:i: l ,:l i tet ' i b il e iTit e :::: l.- tin P e7, l. k m e a . : , le nt r es A rrie n d t' l . etr d t;-i me e : .
er indignities offered to the American !lag:— i It
1 (zee town.
a l i : l g h . ,, t Slates, r e s hl' b ,. % a rt n t :d t :a a l l s l o tl rtie r ri tr i --
The:excitement in New Orleans induced
e rent route:,
open and violent measures against the Consul
trace the direct route of any mail . ;ant)", can
and other Spanish residents. The excitement
Otter cif its destination. without , 'the pri li r i,,i t i o m llle f
in New York had well nigh led to similar re-
risatardket.h, TBu p.„ -masters and., Maillezent. : : .
we
sults. The U. S. Steamer, Saranac, has ih th a: an itivalliahie asi-pidnin. :We
been ordered to Havana to investigate ;he I moreriver s leart "
ri t the i!uNt Master General has
' book It
.. 11 1 1 1 ,e ie tt , 1?- altering opinion of Mr. 13,01,en*,
circumstances of he reported ezzecutiun to- I
gether with the conduct of the American '.
i tir-t of the kind ever plitili-bed iii
Consul on that occasion, and the firing of the th e
"'ln"
Spanish gun 4 into - our Mail Steamer. the
I Falcon
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10 00
20 00
yeitis
The latest reports state that Lopez had
been captured and his troops routed, not
withstanding the previous impression that
he and his Tarty were gaining ground.—
Much allowauct• must be made however tor
accidental or, intentional exaggeration in ma
ny of these reports, and the actual late of
Lopez and kiq party cahoot be fully relied
upon until alter another!arrival.
There is no doubt now, but that an actual
revolution of a serious character has begun
on the Island, such, as we anticipate, no
Government powyr will be able to suppress.
Cuba is destined to tree herself from Spanish
dominion, but, it Is to he hoped, the wartn
sympathies oaf the people ot the U. States
fur the- sufferings of other nations will nut
blind them to asense of duty and obedience to
the authority of our own. A Champion of
Liberty shoUld first be 'a true Patriot—a lo
ver of his - country and a supporter of_ her.
institutions. Whatever in 'him offends her
authority or encourages a disregard toward
her laws, detracts by so much from his as
sumed character. and greatly depreciates thr
virtue of his efforts in so noble a cause.
411 00
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n I,u)
3 00
12 00
COL. U10LF.0..,... TOUR
Thn gentleniati not ,seein to wake a
favorable impressiunut his prugress jhrough
uut the State. A letter front Danville says:
"Bigler wtu, here Saturday, and made
,nee 01 the uu,a miseratilt: speeehe,, fur a
wait tchu wants tu'he Governer,. that could
be imagined. It was reeeiveil verl coldly.
We feel prattler than ever of.ttur own John
!,inee hearing:Ole Bigler-debut. •Mon
tt,ur will he found 'right side up.' "
Another letter tiont,Carbondale say:,
-11i* ler ha, not made any capital out of his
visit to Carbondale. There wa• quite a
gatheiing, to hear him, -but many of the
crowd were Whigs. and• his remarks made
thcirristronger Whig-, tbatr ever. The Loeo
- were sadly di , app4.inted,
.though they
'tried hard to Ina on an appearanee of .ails•
The Norristown Herald says,
the Colonel Inside his speck in this place on
Friday evening, the whippers-in have been
"visiting the sick," and tqing to afford them
consolation.—ln their great fears all sorvs.of
tricks are resorted (o."
lior. Johnston Will vvot Schuylkill County
in about two weeks, when the people will
have an !opportunity orseeiug, and hearing
lion al u. The great contrast between the
capacities of the two men. will then be exhi
bited. We know the Li-eroloeo leaders will
try to keep voters away from Govenor Johns
stun, hut, we hope they will have indepen
dence enouglot§ - go and hear him ; and judge
for themselves."
WEIROCRATICIIO TICKET.
The Proceedings of the Whig Cuunty Con
vention, will be found in another column.—
The Ticket is. universaliy admitted to be the
strongeSt twir presented to the Whigs of
Schuylkill. We have taut let heard one dis
senting voice from either party, as to its gen
eral'excellence, and the abihiy of the several
nominees. : The local interests of the differ
ent parts o
the county have been well looked
to, and th selections in that respect are most
happy, a calculated to give universal satis
faction. he men are all well known and
popular. hey are tried Whigs- , -always
identified with the party, they have never
swerved from the line of duty, but, like good
soldiers, have invariably faced the storm in
the thickest of the fight and have done noble
service for the interests of the county. _
.There is hut one thing necessary to secure
theft triumphant election, ir / vOctober next.—
The Whigs must he active' and vigilant—let
them turn out in their full strength at the
polls, and our ticket 7111 unquestionably be
elected by r a large maprity. •
MIDDLEPORT/JOHMON CLUB.
Pursuant to-ad4ournment of previous meet
ing, the Whigl/of Middleport and vicinity
met on Tuesday evening, 26th inst., at 74
o'clock, P. M., at the house of R. Breish..—
DANIEL KOeil was called to preside. Thos.
Jermings„ileorge Thompson, Cyrus Geasey,
' Levy ArOold, Vice Presidents, and Henry
Meyer/Secretary.
The meeting having been called to order
by the President, the proceedings of the last
meeting were read and adopted. , The com
mittee to draft the Constitution, reported,
`which, on motion of C. Bensinger, was read
and adopted, and committee discharged. On
motion of J. Philips, the election of perma
nent officers for the Club was proceeded with,
.and the following is the result, viz:
HENRY 'MEYER, President.
Le-'y Arnold, Vice President for Middleport.
William Braden do Brockville.
Joheph Wright do Kaska William.
John Colburn do - Patterson.
Isaac Mertz, Recording Secretary.
7k—A. Steinberger, Corresponding Seery.
Daniel Koch, Treasurer, as also an Execu
tive Committee, composed of an indefinite
number of persons.
On motion, it was unanimously Resolved,
That we fully appreciate the importance of
the next election, and that this importance
has been duly regarded by the Delegates of
the Whig State and County Conventions,
Whose combined judgment has selected a
ticket for the support of the Whig party, un
partllelled with any ever heretofore selected
for real worth and integrity, AIL the persons
nominated for the different offices, from Gov
ernor of State down to Auditor of the county,
all are eminently worthy of our unwavering
confidence in their ability and honesty, and
whatever may betide us as a State or county,
our public affairs committed to their hands,
are sale in every emergency. •
The business of the Club ham - iv been
fintshed,_Wm. L. Whitney Esq., being called
upon,'-addressed the meetiag—who was fol.
.losved by C, Little and John C.Neville, Esq'rs.
all of whom set forth with force and elo
quence the greatness of Our cause; the hon
esty of Whig principles t the strength of the
Whig ticket, and whose stirring appeals to
its support were interrupted by frequent ap
plause.
On motion, it was ordered that the procee
dings be published in the Miners' Journal.
On motion, the meeting adjourned With
three cheers for the Whig Ticket.
rnitlLl TAB Y Excuastort.—We learn from
the Record that-the Nat - laud Gitards of West
Cheater, under Capt. :Irwin, contemplate
making a visit to this place on the 2d of Sep
tember, via. Philadelphia and Reading. We
promise them a hearty welcome—our Com
panies understand , entertaining their military
broduie,
EDITOR'S , TABLE.
THE 'SURVEY of the direct Railroad
between %Vest Chester and Philadelphia, re
cently mentioned in a letter to the Jounwl,
was begun last Saturday. The Road will he
put under contract thi•i Fall. and, it is ex
peeled, will be in running order in eighteen
months after. .
A - vot:NG GIRL of Paris, wh,, had : ex- -
pressed strong opposition to the intention of
her inother to contract a second marriage.
repaired to the house of the accepted suitor,
and said, on being admitted, -I wish to know
if tOU ,resist in s our design to marry:. my
mother ?" On receiving, an answer tri the
affirmative, she drew n pistol. which she in
staral% discharged at i _the loan. The ,ball
grazed hiv. shoulders ; and lodged in the Wall.
IS AVI ES OP EIP ROPE
England has 115 ships of the line, viz :
11, carrying 120 guns, 1 of 410, 50 of 111.1,
4of 92, 2 of 90, 11 of 84, 9 of Si. 7 of • 78,
18 of 72, and 2 of 70 ; 63 ingates, viz: 25
of 50, 10 of 44.'22 of 42, .1 of 411, 1 of 35,
and lof 36 guns, (also of 60, and 6of 50
guns on the stocks :) 31 corvettes of 24 1 0
2.8, and 8 of IS to '22 guns ; IS sloopi of
war of 14 to 18 gulls, and 59 brigs of e, to 16
guns, besides the numerous packet, revenue
and transport vessels, Scc.
Tssi.a-4 line-slops of I e 1) guns, 1 of
110, 15 of 94, 19 of 74: 4S Irigates.Of 41 to
SO guns : about 64) smaller vessels. 23 steam-
ers.&e.,
FRANCE.--7;10 hoe ship, frigateh,
votes, 104 sti.arne., 6:e.
SPAIN -2 hue ships, 5 frigates, corvet
tes, S brigs, 15 steamers, &e.
PORTUGAL-2 line ships, 6 frigates, S cur
veltil, 11 brigs. 7 schooners, 2 'learners.
SARIJINTA 2 4 frigates, 4 corvettes. 3 brigan
tines,, 1 brig, el steamers, &c., in all 60 ves
sels of war, with 000 guns.
TOE TWO SICILIEs-1 line ship, 5 frigates,
1 corvette, 2 humb•-ketches. 5 brigantines,
and 2 galleys, besides 12 -learners, and 2 on
the stocks.
GREECE-72 covettes, 2 steamers., 1 packet,
11 brigs 10 schooners, 5 cutters, &v.
TURKEY-9 line ships. 2 frigates. 4 sloops,
5 steamers.
SWEDEN-IF, line ships, 8 frigates, S brigs
and Corvettes, ti schooners, 12 steamers, &c.
NORWAY:7-2 frigates. 3 corvettes, I brig, 5
schooners, 4 steamers, 4 steam-packets, 133
gun boats.
DENMARk-ti line ships, 7 frigates, t cor
vettes, 4 brigs, 3 schemers 4 cutters, in all
29 vessels of war with 996• guns, besides 4
steamers, 41 gun boats, 3tc.
llottaNn. —7 line ships, 17 frigates, 15
corvette's, 17 brigs anti packets, IS steamers.
Sri%
"Since
l'or rnponlenre of lAe Altarre Jourua/.1
GREEN HAY, AUGUST 14th, 1851.
. B. HANNAN -Mt/ Dear Sir : —After bidding
adieu to old friends and associations in Potts
ville, I proceeded to Philadelphia, where I
rejoined nip-family, who had preceeded me
there and were sojourning with kind friends,
awaiting my arrival. Saturday, July 26th,
we took seats in the cars of the Camden &
Amboy Railroad Company and bid farewell
to good 91d Pennsylvania for our new horde
in the West. A pleasant ride through New
Jersey brought us to the city of New YOrk,
that emporium of " noise and confusion "
where sinners do not " cease to sin." We
immediately took passage on board t:ie splen
did steamer Hendrick Hudson for Albany.--
Several of our friends visited us on board,
to give us a parting adieu. At GA o'clock
we were on the broad and beautiful Hudson,
running with almost Railroad velocity, , and
passing on either side beautiful and pictur
esque scenery. The towns and villages along
the river presented the appearance of a beau
tiful panorama, diversified with groves 'lnd
ornamentallnge, and well cultivated farms.
The mantle of night closed in upon us much
to our regret,and deprived us of the pleasure
of viewing'the wild, rugged, and mountain
rent Highlands. At 10 o,clock we retired to
our state-rooms and awoke at 5 o'clock on
Sunday morning along side of the wharf at
Albany. After our ablut*as and toile/ du
ties, we proceeded to a Hotel, registered our
names, ordered breakfast and seat our -cards
to your old acquaintances, Mr. and Mrs. S—
and their interesting daughters. They re
ceived us with their accustomed kindness
find hospitality, and we enjoyed, in their so
ciety, the Sabbath day in rational and pleas
ing conversation. Albany is an old and Well
'located city, but appears wanting in many of
the requisites necessary to ensure its rapid
improvement. I must confess, however; I
was agreeably surprised and pleased to notice
the change that has taken place within 10 or
15 years. The Albanians in many things
are behind the age .in enterprise and .go-n
head-a-tiveness, and if they do not keep their
pes skinned," will in time be far outstrip
by their enterprising neighbors, the "Tro
jans." Monday, July 28th, after, bidding
adieu to our kind Meads in Albany and leav
ing a dear traveling companion there; we
took tle ears for Buffalo, a distance of 327
mtles,'and arrived there about 7 o'clock same
evening.. The Railroad way is in fine order
and the cars good and comfortable, with po
lite and careful conductors. We generally li
attained the apace of 30 or 40 miles per hour.
Tile Mohawk valley is beautiful and appeared
to be in a high state of cultivation, and the I
towns and villages were all in a thriving
condition. The Erie canal was filled with
boats laden with all kinds of produce for the
New York market, pouring into her lap the
rich bounties of the West and North-west.—
It is mortifying to see Philadelphia looking
on so calmly and supinely, while New York
is eating out her very vitals. Will Pennsyl
vrnia never see the importance of omiering
her Northern counties to herself? or is ehe
willing they . should still continue, (as in a
business poinrof view they in reality are)
part of the Empire State? It vtas humilia
ung to me to hear'New Yorkers talk about
" their trade of the Stuqueltanna country."—
I hope a more enlightened and energeuc poi-
icy will before long be adopted in Pennsylva-
.If she does not, the trade of Northern
Pennsylvania will be irretrievably lost,to the
State. Let the people of Philadelphia awake
from their Rip Van Winkle sleep, or she lo
ses the trade of her own State as well.as the
West. I have digressed. We passed through
Schenectady, Utica, Syracuse, Rochester,
and many other towns of lesser importance,i
but destitted at some future time perhaps, to
l
rival their more populous sisters. Buffalo is
truly a business city, and must, from its geo
graphical position, in the course of time, be
a very large city. The streets are wide and
regularly laid out with blocks of high and
substantial brick buildings. Outside p 1 the
[ business part of the city, I noticed , maay
' splendid private residences, constricted with
much taste, and gardens around them filled
with shrubbery and Rowers. I was at a loss
to understand why their chunneys were gen
erally.supported by braces of tron,,bOt was
informed that it was a precaution against the
gales which sweep down the lake, frequent
fy blowing them over.
Tuesday afternoon we took the cars for
Niagara Falls, a distance of 22 milet. We
arn ved' by Railroad after a pleasant ride along
the Niagam'river and 'reached the scene of
our desires. Objects ofsublintityAr surpass
ing any description :I had read or imagined,
met my view. People who have never seen
them, suppose probably'that they have only
to go to the brink and see the water thuader
ing into the abyss below, but most:; people
will, in that case be mistaken. To view
the Falls it requires several miles traveling.
I will endeavor in my next to say something
about them. Remember me kindly; to all
friends, . Yours Truly,
'W. ill, IL •
TRW MINERS' JOURNAL, AND POTTSVILLE GENERAL .ADVERTISRR:
O:7DEATH OF DAG UEZRE. —The lateforeigo TIO: MIS SES mccoorm sem:mum, i
advices !ince ;announced the death of A I
be cel- - FOR YOUNG 11.ADIF.S.
ebrated Daguerre the inceptor of the art , VV . :Lill: 4 e r r n e-oponeil on MONDAY the lit lit rep
which bears his name. Hisdeceasevecurred 1 Presbyterian C."7l l tairiT ,tifethiLseilteurriieugitit""ni of
ihr
_ 1"
In [hi; inAllution, putiik ate Instructed in Op. fol
on the 12th of last month, at his residence, I
Brie Sur Marne, in France. Daguerre was 1 , 4„ 7 . 1 " Ag,,,;,„"7 , 1:Viz : orozrav l 4. fte2 , ovv. Writ •
celebrated for his &attributions to science ; position. Natural 'n' It'd . ' P .M ) ; it ( V f 1 47 l'o r s . :p i l l i s ; .". ( ' ' ''!today, o n
and works of art long before his discovery of ' 1 27,:i s n i t e lr', 7 'i" , v. b ionawa,..GeonicitY, - &c•
the Daguerreotype. Some of his dioramas les etr. Tw e , ° . zie e ti a tt r in'ri al s In be dl
y,
Nu y it: terms of 12 weas
Dow I) to 12 A. at.
have been exhibited in this country. Those), and fn u' 7to 41j. M.
works were unfortunatel destro royal v, ill be rereived at ens' time during the ses- I
y yed b y fire. I •
mon and chaiXedfrnn the , limp ni riotar re
Daguerre, like many other great inventors 1. PnttAville Augl3 . ii,sl . 34 .a L
.
and benefactors to mankind, would have co-,. FURNACE FOR SALE
ded his last days in poverty butfor the liter- ! f VIII: 13r,10.1thv bl.i,t Furnare huh Ity Ur Dumb,
ality of the French government, which con- : d .L . ili n t.e . Pz g ort, Bert.) count ) , Pa., tr int s new bsi.ll
ferred on him a pension of 10,000 francs a , ren al.
year. in consideration of his great discovery. make MR lOU. or 1
-' , ll Metal pre! . wr. s .r ' . en Alan a la rge
amount of Iron Ore, and a Leap.. 0,, Or Meislilon
Mimi, air Milan Uistitot Apply to Dr Darritp Q.l , k
in: Sprine, fierks mu gay. Otto
lir RI) PAT CERSi IN, riiii-t .:::
31 at
(For the ..tharre inzrytel
MR. EDITOR : roU will perhaps . recollect
that in attempting to rally the dispirited and
flying hands of the Locotoco party, on Mon•
day evening. Mr. Hughes remarked, with a. 1
sort of peculiar emphasis. that he had been
••gratified'and inf , tructed at the spech of Col. •
Bigler."
It is not my intention to find fault with Mr.
Hughes for tilts apparent miss-use of the
preposition at. But, judging from the nature
of Col. Bigler's wonderful speech, and from
my own observations on the effects so mani
festly produced by it, I was led to the con
clusion that Mr. Hughes and his political
friends were not only I nstructed' AT it, but
that lie might hare adoed with much pro
priety, that, notwithstanding the high expec
tations they had founded upon it, they wets•.
nevertheless, greatly disappointed in it: total
ly dissatisfied teall it ; sorely mortified by it :
terribly discomfited through it : generously
troubled about it : strongly inclined to mur
mur against it ; ,reluctantly compelled io
mourn over it, and hopelessly destined :o sink
under it ; that the fairest prospects of their
party have already fallen /More it, and their
utter defeat will speedily follow after it ;,that
whenever the attention of the people is di
reeled to it, the advancing cause of Goverfior
Johnston will receive a powerful impetus
front If, and that, inasmuch ris the weapons
of their own destruction are lbund tothin it,
they are now heartily sorry they did not
manage to get along without it: But they
may find some consolation, perhaps, in
hoping that the s4iadis of oblivion will
' quickly gather around it, anti the friends of
tioyernor Johnston cease to triumph concern
tag it. QCiZ.
TEE COAL TRADE FOR 1851
anSMINGIINN
gitatittly 'eta by Red Road this week is :IS
SJ I Uu by (*wind 11.75 c, 11—tor the %yea
t;21) ld tow , T.lnt by nail t l't
do Ity Cuitub II.; lon - ,
Thew hits been it otr in the Mop
anents tins weeL. both by Cunal and Rail Roal
caused in -urne measure by the (inutility 14.u1 ul ar
that has collet:led in some 01 the Collieries during
the stuntner month., rendering them trouble -4)111e
to wort.; Th.- thfficulttes arising troll the , cut-e,
lllSOllleot the tolherte.. to he on the Inerea. ,
this veur
The demand for lied Coal at pre-eat eteeedn
the 'uppi t y eon-Myr:ll4 For White Aidt the de
mand tv (Ny moderate An the mummy 0111 rd il , h
in limited an advanei•iit I i } a ton here (which
It would emilly beur,) would probably increase the
demand for White Aidi t., i•orne extent, and doe,
equalize the trade We how It out n,n hunt. -
Ilie prier, icillizetl Ilie Operim WY tin. not
aufficientiy remunerative to them. et the preNent
rules of wages paid
We understand that the trade will be considera
bly increased by Cella! the eniiining week Severet
of tho,.: who sold by I Rood have tilled their
contract., end haying received orders from N. York
to clip direct, will go back to the Canal again
AHIOIIII of Coal ...tit I.) the• and Rea.t
ing Railroad and :-clioylk. ill (AIM!, or Itir s rit.
log ..n Thursday rs rutnl last
RA lI.hLIAD
TOT 4 W 14.6 6 Twr4l
P. Carbon, 10,400 16 34%.4Ps 04 V. 549 09 161.670 11
Potliv.llr, 4./iO4 17 116,145 ;6 1,017 10 :17,363 IV
9 Hayek, 17,470 15 460,119 01 3,2V7 14 116,000 IV
P.4:1 iiiii nt. 0,417 166,945 10 1,21 15 23,730 IV
31.834 411 1,137,028 19 11,7b6 I 4 139,974 1 , 6
3511174 116
OE
Total, 1,497,t0.1 19
To same pet 101 l 1.. year. by ADI 610 15
/•enSI, DlO,lOl 11
Incranat• this year, an far, 412,590, 01 tun•
Ell=
The folloix log ea the quantity of Coal transported
ovarthe diXerent I...liirollliP In richuyiklllrounly,for
the Week ...idiot Thursday •s'eunlg -
' WEEK. TOTAL
Mine 11111 and 1 4 . II It. It. 21,603 17 5415,080 00
Little r l .eltu %Akin R R. -7,12 S 15 183974 19
Mill Creek d„ 9.990 tit 11113,440 64
Mount Carh••n do 5,9'73 13 141,321 in
Schuyikilt Valley do 9,590 15 118.7131 1.1
Mt Carbon and Pt Carhon 111,108 12 194,704 08
•
LEIIIIIII COAL TRADE.
liumnitty sent to mirket week en,lu on Aug
30th. 1851
Lehigh Coal Co .
Room Run Miner.
Beaver Meadow,
Spring Mo — ‘ain Coal.
Apring Mountain
Cnlorain Coal,
Cranberry Coal ('om)
Jranberry Coo , . ..mpany.
Hazleton Coal Co . 3,7F4 07 ' 65,105 13
Diamond Coal Company. 1,471 II 41,291 03
Bock Slonntaln Coral, 11.414 15 63.149 03
Wilkesbat (A Coal Co . 1,106 03 40,331 17
Total. 17.976 13 613,i13 05
To dame period 11.4 year. 471.962 14
Inc PPPpp *n far
P ?nu. ND tolTaTin!. Alc Na 111.1111aD
From if rarbon.:4.llavPn
To Richmond,
To Philadelphia
TOLL •C C•111L
From Port Carbon to Philadelphia. 00 '4O
•• Mount Carbon do • 19
•• Rail. MUM, do 38
•• Port Clinmn do - 35
SATO or VAIDGHT 01; carom.
Philada. Wilmington 9i• York
From Port Carbon_ 115 a7O 4Y . *1 55
. Mt. Cat boo. * 65 a7O 9.5 1 55
•• IC Ilairen, 60a 65 - 90 150 al 5•.
THE subscribe• having Just receivel
en elegant at DEMI Piano from the eel
rbraied establishment of Conrad Meyer,
with all the Wert improvements, Roar.
111.00 d frame, it will be multi at the mannfactilrer's low
est priers.
A braltritul assortment of Melodeons, or n.•raohines
will be received in a few day's, of the most approved
manufacture.
Penton,' in wont of any kind of Mosleal Inkiromenia
con now be kupplied eitlt rood nrfitics at mod - crate
prices, U. HANNAN
Altana' 30. 1851; 39.
_
- =mow ORDERS No. 2. _ -
if CAD QC•ltTeiv., u otil•villo,
Aligner 99, 1851.
1 111+T 11Cf1IMENT dchuylktllConnly Volunteers,
1 4 •
composed of the First Troop o( Cavalry. Miners
•ille Art.llerista, Washington artillerists, First Na
tfonal Light Infantry. Second National Light Infan
try, Senit's .4. Clair Infantry. and Washington Y.-s
-pit. under (moment} of P. Hobart, will meet
for training, on Monday. the 15t4 day of Aeptember,
in the borough of Minersellic. The Line wilt form at;
10 o'clock, 4. M.,, on the north Adept' sunbury street,
right resting on Second street. Ity order of the C111(1-
net HeDONALD. Adjutant.
Augur.t 30, HSI, 3.14 t
Ittnidditit i t COFFEE.
(or package of this Essence will go as far as four
pounds of Coffee—and Coffee made nt this Essebre
will preserve the taste attic real C;tree. with the ad
diticin of 3 more delicate and finer flavor. It islitto
more conducive to health than the finer Coffee, is ea•
sier made, does not require anything to clear it. and is
fres front sediment. This Essence is now extensively
used •in smiting sertioni of the military, a single agent
having mold: IS.Ono cakes In a single county ID this
Amts. Price I'M gents per cake. for sale wholesale
and retail by the onbetriher, at his varlet) , store..
IL [UNMAN, Agent for Schuylkill Co.
*Merchants and others supplied to fella gain at
the Manufacturer's prices. Try it.
- 44 - irtat Discovery
. fii. Bilious Ccnistittaiims - :
DOCTOR J. S.. ROSE'S .
45 . .7 Li. , .. t .244..tp - 3 - .a.
....
,
RAILROAD, OR ANTI• BILIOUS PILLS,
IN Coxes, at lei and IS cents—free from Mercury,
and can be taken at all seasons, by troth sexes, of
11l ages and without Tepid to weather. *Mit busi
ness or laboring man should be without thetu s o They
are truly the Poor Man'. friend, and the Rich Man's
Security.
The above Plile are the result of thirty years' Rae
tice,ln 'Philadelphia, and If taken with Dr. J.B Rose's
Tonic Fever and Ague Mixture, they will cure the
most stubborn eases of Fever and Ape, or Chills and
Lever. For live: Complaint.. Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and all Rilinue condition* of the *pleat, they have no
equal, as thrinsande -In the Southern and Western
States will testify, who have used them A• a purga
tive pill they art like a dram, free from griping, giv
' lug strength and appetite, and enlivening the anirlis
For sale, at wholesale or retail by
R. HANNAN.
' Agent for Schuylkill County.
CeDrugglsis and others supplied at the usual whole
tale prices.
- August 30..1831. Si.
JOHN CAVEELLE'f,
INANUFACTURER of Candle Moulds. No. 1091
IVI Race. (Susafras) Street. above Third, opposite
the White Nemo Hotel, Philadelphia.
Tallow Chandlers and Manufacturers ran be sup
plied with a drat article of Candle Moulds. of superior
excellence and finish. -•
N. 11.—The Moulds are made of the best Metal and
polished by a new Patent Machine, which gives them
an extra Suish.—They ate after the English style—
the tips to screw on the pipe, and the pipe to screw
tight In the bench.
WARRANTED,to be far superior to any other
now its use.4l
August, 13, 1851
REYNOLDte New Romance, The °tutu Chief
—by 0. W. M. Re ,t of "Llfe In Leo
don," "Pope Juan," "'Mysteries of the Cann of Lon
don." ibe., a most capital work. Just published end
the sale at A. BANN/IWe
Reap Balk Parladleal Stan.
Ass 0 ? 1001 •
MUM
1,034 713 14
VC RIF K TOTAL I.
10.919 0 148.113 03
tir 10 54.5.56 cs
1,1N4 15 20,340 IS
333913. I 68,049 91
68 1t' ,0 - 49
931 DO 23,067 £0
re2s 00
. 17.549 02
139.179 0'
OEM
PIANOS.
34-ho
August 23, 1651
-
DI. & J M. ROWE],
711 " 1 •ESA r NI 111 \
arr. I, :Id 6.-inu. . -
tout) rain T-ft 11,,,v.e,. 'Am
11.. 4 1A red.lr hit., filo
;•i n .
dricriputqu nf fir i•rul Ultg. I rd sr.
\1 • „011, 1.1,11 krt.' It 11,r I ncrir t.:anuife. sur -
Pre rash pric..•
11.—.1 provpii, yI 5I
Aug :3,1.51
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
TVI F: % i i rF. it (•E. \ T :411 V El).
i (II \ l'itl NI EilCil I.:S. I'' Iteytng li , , I .1 .-
f ' 1
and ~i 1 - .., cl, are twel,l : r: e;:h) t! I
i.,,„.,.K,1 ; i.,46.\ r t2i,, : .r. •
Pli . i ~, !ell hi, !..etow Arch. Awe it side) t , he , .
Call he limed , I ll' Q.- ...,Of 1 SIII•Ill 1.4 the Above ILI f/14 ., i
~,,, 1.... pi.' re t 0., I Bever slle 111311 , 1/.1.41 1 11 , -.
A Ilgt,il Iti, I. 33-3
FORD VENETIAN BLIND AND
•I•RANsPARENT wiNl)4,w shade Matitiftrturrt.
I
R'holrealr soot Itetutl. S.tott 4 'its,:
ehji F;TrEltEll 511A1L41 , 4 n , r so , f , tn
.Inn • p 1 ”),..1 In ~rder.
Rolf :411141.,, t t'tulaur•,
Pitetto.trd Phur., CU. 1.. t f', , rn're•. It
• •. ittAlwry t
tivist 111. 1.51
ENIGHT & CHIUST,
N ,• !! N J , 2ro,
• 1,, Sir...l in Ileh, I 'tire.,
and • 14111 •;:$ to lid 311 Rtto-I
mew r.f 1)1I1F11 Anil PI , 1(1.1:1, 11.4111. . rit
31aiker. I, I• Pi !cif 11.••
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fl.in -
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rtIONONGAHELA WHISKEY. A.,,,,,,,i.. ,. .. 1.. - .1
_ _ . _
I • iii: 1.40. i ,..,..... .. it.. 111 • ..... , •11.1 rer,•lol and. O ro GUN STORE.
I ~.....,,, , ..i..1 ..1:. N ! . a\t, \ '• .iiri % i,VIIISKI . N
k ‘III:EV% 1 .11 : 11F1 . 1.1".1 \ Mama:4.olam of (ii - ,%.
!tool 1 . 1.1. , ...,.. 1 ..•i...• , • n• 1 0 th• ...401 , Jr, r 1... X itii.1 . 1.... a ,, 1,15•1 1 11..1, No iiy... North 211 - II
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''''''''''''ll 'I " :Imo, Rare, Pita alelolia., te.be.... he keeps I mistaall ,
0P1111( 0.1.• 111.1..0..., ~,„1 10 , .,.
.•n h in., . 12e1re.11 . A...n114.0 . 1.1 "I ri..• M.10./0.1114 Si,.
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4""4. -r
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"11"% "RAN." . .. ''"'"' " ' toe 'mats e.tins. I tree 11.1. - 0. 1,131.11 filth, .11,11 Tiol,ll
ly nn hand. A 1.511 ti ,07a, Lard. I ih,,,,, &r.
a all thlthtla 1
ECK A & 11 ITKI a '
N,, 13 . 5,,,,,h,Av r ,,, ,„,..,,. ~,, d,d.did.' ' , . .
~,..1,.1:11.1,,.,:1ittet..,.-e.li the l' -4 hall of nab erviieloate.l t lt,ht:teel Mlle . lilt In
Angus' 23, 1,3' St-311'
• ; , . make and inipottatian Ride, Iteriet•. 51a4 Powdre
N YORK IMPORT E RS & JOBBERS I'da.., 11 ill. and 1.aa1,.. II "a., Ii 11. , • Bags. Shot Baur. ,
1:11ELM A :`• Ilttitt;Eht & 4,4) . 5,1 I. beets aq'..... P.m. 0....., tic.. Ag . lie 1,11.11e0 the arr... wishtog
I tries ern Ili. ado,. v and \114..111 riteet, neat tit. 1 "1 1111.11,.. 2 0 . 14 Ili hit 1111" In 1- ' ll c ' .l Ptll.lllhr h"
vas. I file" Nee, 1,,,A * we .r.,,,,,,..,,..„,... by ,4 ~i, ~or I. I.• 1... , iimn 1...n010g ..•11..•01.0. ie. I . nr Le Oa dr.,.
nuts al. loan I.l,rofor nor [4,11 .1114 %% 1 oler 31......• 1 111110..1 1,, .1,11 . ... 111.• 0,411 r,a......0.1.• leittn. Dun . ,
1111 . 04 of lib 4 I :Lill .11.11.1.. r.111,A ....IA and Nitii.o..•l, I . 'S ., 11.. ' N . • I ' 2l, I"r' It . ! l i ll ! ,'ll ''''
11 ..... I- N, it -1 . •011,11..1 •114,11.41 1.:1.1 1. , ...1....... In .11
We te.i......11', 11..110 "All .11 .0 plaimbesets Om/ Il• 1" ' 4,I ' 1" '" •
33 30.
anghlv to e‘ati.... oii. •i t: oe all.l II." < find, ~.. .0 Auzi.-t 1 11 1 , 51 -
,„,,,,, goserns o'.- le. i 4,11.11,1,.....11 1.1,...1.,0d 1,,..-.... tninnoNT HOUSE, Btostont, *ASS
will in I nt , ' 111, a, to ..• Ire' 1. , 11. ~ 'r ~. ~ .it.11..1100. 0 1 i 'iis: welt known e-av hl+oisaseol . 01111 ent1.1......1
i'11.11 . 1101 1 Hll.l 110.. it .ieS,lll.ll In •11111..0.0 12....1,..,01 10 Ilt. •.1110.• 0,... , 1' 11 It ~. Alo.“. been 1 In'
1 ... 11 .) ..1 .ll'. :.,.I:'••. tilt 011 . 1,4, g . . 1 . 11, d '' , l ll '”/' , 1 " it
. t tr'd ,iol :a... - 1-etra•4,11••4,11•,11 „ •1 om,
n,f the to. it-_. •,,,
"
" 1 "" c1 • 4114 ''''" 1. ” an / t 1 . 1,1 • .,1 In 1,3111 ). ' l ' ."l " ' neatimie air ingemem. awl the, oultat , 1 and lS
a al ...,
and rhimpne... to be latitot there, t,,,,alitne It ',mi. r it agreeable 41,11
ilealliani 1 ., 41,. It i1.',.•••• for flat, Cale. Nee k. 5...1 Ben J
' ' A
ut , ifll.4Ceitlll.l to the traveller -
Sam, and Tatleta Ribbons of all widths 0,1,1 ...lot, '
Its,log Of CII one of firm id .1 .it': I. Tucker 4 Co
Silk., 1 , 1111, 1'411,1. :Ind 1•1,,,,, V.-.1 % •1• • 10, 11 Th . ...11..ng at tl.e. fiend of the estattli•tonent the Suharri
ye., her, Aoterir ...oat F,ittli A reinebsi Flbwer• sae pi. -dues 111- hell elerli.n, to .0.111.1.11111`111k 1..0 , 11
11,,tbne. and 1 ap It iii.ntinittl.. . it'll, 1 . 111 1.. VIVO, •111411.11,11 In 111.. ...,..,,.....
Dress 1 llMlllires., beer aottorttnent, m m II IhARKER
1 ,„, t ,„. 0 . ~,.....„.., (~,,,,, I:rater,leeved and Cal. I Alight,' 10, i',:l, 13 1m
Fin F' 71 4...d..1.1 11., ler,' and 11eu.Ht ill h /%111,1,i le : - --
ii.1.11,..111e1a Violins, Gnitars..Flutes. Fifes, &e.
I ',toe-. 1.1.1.1 4 21 I ~r.e1t., , , 111a.t , a... am' (lip Laces. , 'l'lllth ill Its , ItlllElt ill. jl.l 1 . -gelled ni hi, I a 1..,
Valenrlehe..lltarsh.l,h. Thredel, i , ilk and I.lile 'I
bleed k ala Nthe•de Starr, 0 lot or 5.1...11n4, A , , - nr,ltait , t.
Late• , thailara, l'lmea. Fife.. 6i.e., all of which lie will cell ut
kid. ,t!ii. Se. ,o 2 . 1 OA 1.00.. Th,...,,i . Ni,,,,,n jik,,, , ,.,, mantifhrturera' price, lie .111 also I,hve an -e•aort
-Inti lel Ina , nient of Tenons. In a few days 'selected with rare, iii
Fleet .1 anal vi... ~,,.... r 1,. Ittshop Law t. all la 4.'111'11 will h" '''' l.l 11t' much I""'''' "4" than
l'utim•
,tae' \Matinshaw. heretofore . been said in semi slain calmly
'.
Ebgliatt. Fief,. It, A inetirren und Paha ii Straw (Mods 11. HANNAN.
Attu 73 1 , 5 t 91 It to , 111 1111.0. al 11.11.11111•111 r. 01.1310e1i to order 11 110
, , 111.1 . ...1% , 1111 1 11:,.. of !memo +hem relecied by a tata;hh-
SHERIFF' SALE OF REAL ESTATE. t....11...1e• . . I bil , ' iv. 1''.51 29-
--
lit moue . 1,l 3 S• ..r...1 . Vl.llll. Fiannas, 11.40 -- _
ell 101 I REGISTER'S NOTICE.
„:- [h.,. A 1.11,101 I ilil/ni..il 111... .4 St 1.)Ikill Couto 1 \ , rpi.T, is HEREBY CIVI'7 I . TII Al' THE FX E.
“mi
44,
lur
'11t'1"...4 '
•'''l'
be
"1"..1 ill P ubl"' '4li ' "r .. 1 rm.'s., Administrator„ and G0316'1011, IleoolOlf
Vend.... no 1 . 11 h li SD .A I', the iill day of SEPTCM I ler named, have died them reavemive areetint• of tbe
NEB tie:l, al 1 o ' clock 1 .- M al the Canr , 11,111,e. in . f o lbiwine Eattetea in theiteglairra ..111er oldie 'oarl
ike 8..f..11 21. of Orwierburg : 7, ,ly of Sl'lluyl,lll. which neconets 101% , been allawell
All II.) ..11 . 1111 tr.. 1 of Item Of 1/21.11, 01111,1 e 111 .
by the Register and will lie pi, .2 . 011 - 14 1, , T 11
the J 41.1. 1.1
!lash 10 , 1 , 10011 p. 4 clathellttll ramity. Raul . al 11,1111"1"- I of [Re 11, I lia""' i'017,1 Of *3Ol County at an Orphans'
al t 11, * .atalett aihd tleat ribed no follow.. -Beginning 1 court In be held at Orwlgahurg on Mmalay the rib
at a alone In Daniel Duptite 'II licethellie by the Ramo , day
.d .,,, ,1 ,,,, dahe , aell. a, 10 o'clock In the forrnoatt,
and VNIOInt land north thirty nor i1ega,..8.1 190 per
1 fir tillowarsce and ronflrniallon, when and where all
r hr•to a tale vine. 'mule south 59 dee. east 210 vet-'
I perm., interested teeny attend if they ihilevroper
rhtha la a pa,t. 'ante s•asth 31' do ate,. wt.., 115 P0rc1..... •
I Tile at maim of Itenj 1 , K.Ol I"
0•, Adl 0
01101 00 ref
10 0 P O . l . 0.'0" by George ' ll"her' ' ' landß'''l hand
"',. I
the Elli Ale of Samuel Ketnor. Mir of West Rums.
lair Jacob 11111er. north 59 de - firers. well Ills premien ! n 4, ~,,,.,T ha d h. d e ,..d .
1""
situ,.'.
ih".!''' h" "hi
Reber"'"."l. 3' d " e" e` • 2 The at coat" 1,1 ',hawk.", linktzelnhatt. Admire,
weal 10' virtue to ri atone, i hcnae by land t.f lleorge
I iratnr 11l OW Estate .0 John Ki11i11. , 110 . 01,1.,te of Lower
Reber. 111.1111 59 dettree,h. vve•t 11111 perches to the p 1 Ito' tehantonoolOtellellip, lire''!.
of pesritoong, contalttln9 911 , 15.1 I"./... ,rut l 9 The tireaunt of Itelq4nlin Reber, ane of the Etc
mehtaute. he the same more or 14-me It being pat' ot 1
the mime tract or land which the Suvreine Executive 1 ruinno of the lasi Will Mid Te.latnehltlf George Reber.
late of S.liiih Nlanheini
. lownohip deed.
Council of tier C.ollllnoWedial of Preinstlvania. by . ...
Letter. Patent, bearing dote, 111. 131 h day of Deepen- , s e he. arcount of chart. sF. Ramis...h. Adminisira•
tor of the Estate of Edward Bruin's. rate of the Itor
her A. 11 17'11. enrolled in Polla Odire, in Patent
ough of Pottsville . , de ed.
Monk. no 3, page 157, together with all the &riposte I h. The account a ri ac ee, ii Lutz Admlnlstrainr of
nanree. ronaistteig of a II story Log bootie, frame
Barn and Maw mill. late the rotate of STEVEN I aithan,„l:,,,',l.3,ll , e r l d % . % l llllain Paul, late of ibr Borough of Tn.
510011 F. , II Tile at•Collik: of Thamvaren A Oodfrey. Idtaint-
Seized, taker, la r:terotion, and.will be cold by , 1 raw ,. nr , h , K al „,, „1 G,,,,,,,,, a,,,,,,,. Isle „I . 1•,,,,,,1
f! M. STR 11'R, SReritT I
I township. deed
Sheriff- , Mier% Orwlgo. /. • I
1 7. The .12,011111 of George Reticle . > der Ad Ard
hare Aug. 111. 11451 i
- -
- _ ; 101 . 0 f t h e Eetatel.l Henry Miller, pate race\ ew Caatte .
insatiably, dee ' d
S. The account of timid W 1 "man, tdMintstraior
of the Eatate al Jane Inman, late of .tie Borough of
Pottav ill P. der ' d. , I .0
9, The acronut 01 lelm Anderson and John Hen
dricks. Admlnistrators ' of the Estate. of John Elennis
ten, late alter it uh n 1 Tamaqua, dee ' d.
10. The Pernod arena!" aria", 1.. Cohn, Adminnt
trator ofthe Estate of peter Katz. Earl . lat. of tipper
alalmat. ogre tnevoship,der'd
It. Mir areount of F - 11. Ilontzinaer. Testanieniary
Rua Mon of Alfred J Hunizineer, minot son of Ed
ward than , singer, deed.
12 The 41 count of Adam Reber, Adneibielfrator of
the Efalite 0, Jamea Rehr', late of the Ilmough of
Pottavtlle, deed.
19. The arconnt Of Aileen and Edward O'Brien, ad
ministrator. of the Ealite of Andrew I l ' Brirn. late of
the Borough of Pottsville, der ' d.
I DANIEL RA I'.IICIIF.II. Register
I Midst. ei Offief.,olWiiilollllll. 4
July . 29, 1851. ,Aug 9.'511
.1
NOTICE
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE!.
13 V 1.7.113 I.: OF A HIT of Larari Parisi.; waned
not of Ih. Ciotti of Common 'Nen? of Schuylkill
Countv, and in are .tireeted, will be otpo-ed to pub--
bile sale or Vendor., on Saturitly Ih. nth day or Sep
tember. ISM. at 'ln'elork, A. NI.. at the Ilotelo t tf Sa
-1 Blizzard, lit the Borough of I Inv fitattltrg, Rani !-
kill roomy. the following Amtrriberl premise's. to wit
All that certain Meiistiage, tenement, and pit ol
ground, sitnate in,the Borough of Prittaville,Keill
kill courtly. bounded in front Norwegian Street, on
the North by property now or HIP of tieortte Rich. o n
the south by prnper yof .10.1,ph Beecha m. and on the
rear by East Market , firer, room fining' 2 feet in wnlih
in frnnt, anti in ',tr. 200 fe e t I n I s p i th, ..r d e pth, w i th
the app irietinnees, riotiowit gm, of a 2 story stone Ownb
with a ha , ement,and a 21lory wan Dwel
ling-11mm% and also a ly owe frame Haase, late the
Estate of inho e Oilman. •
Sem?, taken In rowittimi and will bn mold by
Shorlfr• offir”.
burg, Aug..l.ltb. 15351. $
PATTERSON'S RERPETIC SOAP.
1 4 1 OR rendering the Skin 4nto,lth, golf anti deliratt.4
white. temovinv eallownee., PimVie., Tan Com
pering Eruptions/ and retineirs of the , All en..pB
and rhnfes, dre. hit the hands are healed try It. 11 te
also the very beat shaving snap in nag. Price only
121 rents per rake. Fnr pale wholemale and retail at
the variety time of the rubor. rihitr. It HANNAN
r!ehferehant• and others oupplied to eels again at
manufaeltirrrit priers.
Aug. 9.1851
AMERICAN ART UNION
INCORPORATED by the Legislature of the State of
NPR' fork. If 10, for Ow promotion of the fine nth.
in the United PilliPll. Officers for IP3 : ABRAHAM
M. I'OZZENS. President; I;tnliClE A VSTIN. Treas
urer; ANDREW WeINFIL, "CorFf!lipilnding Serreta. y
N4THASIELJAR9IO, Jr. Recording Secretary. Coe
alinesof Monaffnaent—llohort Heily , Andrew Warner,
Benjamin H Jarvir, Johnif. Austen, Wm n.. Apple•
'tem Evert A. Iluyckinit,,* elillip nenrite- W.
Austen, William A Butler. George Tredwell. Eras
ing Benedict. William O. Deen, George CUM,.
ehlrll4 IL ItlrioPll, Jnhh P. nidner, J.Hop
pin. Abrahem M. .nezens:Marritallo.llnherts.Pred
':lertrk A. Coe, Chatter P. Daly. Nathaniel Jarvis. Jr.
PROGRAMME FOR MI
Every aubsertber of Ave drill.trs i+l member for the
year, and Is entitled to
1:' A ropy of each norther of ti n (nr
ferred to in the prereditei herniae.) which shall be
issued In 1851. during and afirr the mouth in which
payment of his anharrlptiOn shall he made. This is a
monthly puhlieltion, or sixteen nr morel:plum pages
01 three columns each, Illustrated with Engraving's
and Etchings from works of the moat dialingolaheit
artists.
IL A print of Mr. Jones' line Engraving on Steel.
measuring nines en incite. by twctity.one
after Mr. Woodville's celebrated painting of Mesirat
rgewi, representiog a gronp atdbe door of An Inn, lis
tening to the reading or an aceaunt of the first battle
attic tate Mexican %yur.
lit. A set of Five Prints from' finished line En
gratings on Steel, of the averuse else oreiglit Inches.
by ten inches and executed by Atilkirl/t) Engravers,
liner the naming printings, vim :
Msrion Crossing the Prdee. by Mune) , ;
Mt. Washington, from the Valley of Conway, by Ken-
iwtt ;
ittn.rtvin Ilarvestine Scehery, by Cropmey ;
. .
Old 16 and Triune *ESL b.Woodville
irgelning for a horse, b ' Mount;
Tiles tissming a Gallery of American AIL of conveni
ent farm rot binding, or for preservation In a prat-folio
trusteed of framing If deriied.
IV. A share In the distribution of several hundred
painting., sculptures and .drawings In water . c.olor.—
Among them are flip works of the following eminent
Artiste, viz: Durand. Edmonds. Huntington. Elliott,
Mount, Church, Elisabeth. Cropeey.Gsay, eminent,
Hicks, 'Nanette, Prete Doughty, fflockley, Baker,
Flagg. Gifford. Audubon,Chutney. Rautelle, Whit.
Wee, McEonkey , awl ratng.
The euhscriber has dins an unequalled opportunity
to achieve the triple purpose of otsteining a valuable
return fur a sin ill investment—of securing the poa
session of a rupetior work, gratifying his taste for
Art. and or affording encouragement to promising
Antos of hie own country. Subscriptions received
by B . DANNAN
Mummy secretary for Fehuytkill County
Aug 0, 1851 32
POTTSVILLE ACADEMY.
g , IIE undersigned having been entrusted with the di
ta ctf ul , u ntie ' , unsettle acatilerny.takes the liberty
to recommend this Institution to the patronage of the
public. The principal. who received his education in
the best universities of Germany and Paris. and who
has been for several years engaged in teaching In this
country, will teach ancient and mudern languages. all
Latin Greek, IlobreMr„ German and Preach, the higher
Manche* of Mathematics, as Geometry, - Algebra,
Surveying, Mettattration and Calculus., as well as
Natural rhltnattphy anti the printlplen of ehenal.try4
whilst Mr .1. T. Pnritirra, a graduate of Vale Col
lege and a practical tionb-keeper, will tabu charge of
the English branches. as 'Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Compnlition, Illsiory and Geo
graphy. The culneiplcs nf Hook.kerping wilt he taught
and the pupils exercised, in the keeping of &Minus
accounts by alb able ratty. Marta G. Ayer, a gradu
ate of New Hampshire Female Seminary, has been
engaged to teach theEtementary branches and Draw
ing. Even the stnalkat boys will be faithfully taught
by the teachers tnemselyes, and to young men an op
poitunity arid be afford , d to prosecute their studies
as tar as pt any of ourcommon Colleges. With a strict
diaelpliodehall be combineda respectful and kind trent
meet ratite scholars. Pupils from abroad can he accom
modated with boarding nn moderate terms,in respects . -
bte private boarding houttes. Those desizing to learn the
German language thoroughly, ran Ind admittance In
an accartoplhibed German family. The terms of Tut
y
floe are as Mitten!), s3i yearly, for Languages and
Drawing #8 extra. The year It divided Into 2 sentons.
tat from theist Monday) in Sept. to New Year, 010, ei-
Ira *3; ltd. from New Year to the 2d Monday In
fit and AM 50 extra. Sti from thence to the 9d Monday
In July, $7, and $2 50 extra ; Yo the preparatory class.
10 dollars ear. 6 dollars for the let minion and 5
dollars for land Ed elicb. Bills payable at the end
of the Mat month of each session, It la highly Impor
tant that every scholar should enter the dettOot with
The commencement of the &et Sank',
inli0)101
.. .
,
SPERM, TANNERS. LARD AND ; MDINSTLITANIA BRAM:EI.
WI .LE OIL. . , mEcif As Di. :, nut UAL lIENEt IL AseittLIATION
Of Sprinegeld, Massachusetts.
g. 4-04 aitl.Los:3 ELl:Acta:o WINTER AND : 0) tic . COUN CR THIRD E - . DOCK•liTlErre.
th...i.G.../ Fail Sperm 'Oil. ' c... tlser Al e let,: i nts• V.*, iitrie,” Potree House, Phituda.
.1,113 gallons unbleached Winterlnd Fall eperon Oil ' WILLIAM 11. [MOINE,
4;221 Osltona Extra Lilcicned Bola/ OIL . ,
Secretary for Pcnnaylvania.
8,993 do superior Crept:tan Oil. elan bleached
ti ^.OO do bleached Winter and Frill Whale Oit Act:um:dated - Cash Capital, .ittr.ooo
Guaranty - Capital, • 40.000
13,777 do strained N. W. Coast &T. Polar '" . 1 1 1113 IS AN ASit)CIATIOS OF MECHANICS";
7,60fi do Miners' 011, airy ClO:if and ti.indoonn.• /.. and. there, Cot die.' tor the muni•l benefit of each '
4,003 do bee qt1:411) - Tanner". Ott other, in case of sicknese or acudeht•
3,015 do idperior Rank Oil. .
By the payment of the rollnivinl Annual Rates, yin
2,000 do pure Straits or Cod Oil. will b. - illnei tt Life M.uober. and u 111 In. roil:Ile:A it., I
iii(len do C.:minim 011, for greasint i Wri.l.l) bruclil du:log . llft.. It you ,Inittni be Joribli IL l i
' s,lilka, do PlllOl Nn. I. (ant 00. (continetit.‘ by rift kn.,: or Accident. front attending to your ortil
2,0110 do Laid Oil, No. a.
nary nosalie..a tlf ....runntian :
1110 tonne* Nrw Bed f.trd Izr4 nn l'anille,,
leJ,i, der, ,a for .11.-,,tz, ~..,i, :..1 y ,, r . ~.171,, c.
• Na) do Adamantine Candles. ITN l'Al INti
133 Li. , Pitielli ritilelit a and S.Aar Caudle,
fla 00 per' Yr - tr ) . i . o 11l trio sO. lit pro week ' .
14.1 40 '. Mould and Hip f...:lltditn• a•, , nriert sire.. 3 01,
do d.„1„ (. ill do
:WO Jo ;. belt roll it) Vellor: Do ti' 400 do . Au ilo I Oil du
S6O an
...i superior Urown-Soap. 500 do An do SVD do
115 do 4 , primei Castile Aomp. fi IV dn d., di. oin do
Ir.}All affirks sold, 1,01 'Ovine .111. - 1" , i lon. 11 ' 0 3 ''' (k 1 ,In do do 7 nil - tin
to. Illitlifnetti. tini.D:N I. l'lltl E. 400 do • Jo do 4 JO do
31 Ne et F: :78 a ere". Third StAre :lA. , re ..irth,4re,t Tin., user tiny *e.i,es -r , g ,..11111 he- . harcrd '.!5
Wail, 29. 10)1 13 i i per rem earn -
---- Ai 30.......1.,.. ii Foe, . 11.. I: I.ittt, .; tr: -','"i"" t. III. 41. .• , tin 1 - :•..! t. .. :.r..:.. t• . ; ~, .L . .,:' ;lint
of m' sing avphi A...., Alai the ht.. ), a ,. , . i v . I with
I irtf I, .1:1 VA .
OFFiIrERII 1
1171E1
%lay ID, 1.51
F: (DIN N si" r t. ,nnv e Philailir!phut
TII tinder•igitrtl relaperifialty 1"1 . .rm
z. , 44 . 1 Z .,7 the pur.tn 111E11 t hey have reinitnetaa,l
or, t eathit in the w111•W 1 , 411' DM' and
are now ready to f!WreliC CASTINGS
of Pvery degrriptimi, ..n111,111.11 ern
' soneflo trrno.
Th..) Inv ltr lb, ftneleti , . l) 41( 510.. r. ih,thero 1.. their
krEr ma.ulflllit.l:l of l Tov , 11 1, 4s , hirh are e letlrr
lell'. Iv. ;!..11,11 1.1111 tons3ifernhly etporlipic•
•pg,11.".4 %,111`t h 'lry the 1.0...rt1
El,llll I I eiteeleirle. rime An T 121.1. glar
Frankliie. Jone, 1.11,1 re, li.tve senleemaae•
etrra. reqa /Mr
OE
A• they ialeuiel 11•1,11; Ole 00.1 wia , lty of Irnut. rut
1,1,1 lii the best Moulder. and Fthixtu,rue the - dealer
ss ill !Ind II t.. tl,ur nilv3ml2e Ti• rat, mid., their as -
h..(nr.• plurehnsung • . 5 1 no 1181155 01
-it lii• sp.o r.l 1 i nla6r their l'ariririgit suleuhle
and 111 i•
k I.I‘VRENCI . :
:13-3nl
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ITHE COURT OF coat MON PLEAs uP iartoiti
• kilt woody :
rbbooplier I.oe , ei I trionnintit fu Pnnhwu.
ra I N... lit Nlarrli
The Mayor,Ablermen and }Scrand Planes Bre, de
eillzeits df Philad and l
farienda
Sttevenratt. No. 51. Dec. Term. ISSO
Ey virtue of an order of sale; made In the :Move
aetion of Partition, to me directed. 1 shall et
pose to Auction. on WEDNESDAV.
isepteuilier 3, 1851. at 2 &clock. In the afternoon, at
the Court House In Orwigliburg. In said Schuylkill
county. the ',Mowing Meal Eetate, to wit :
All that eertain tract - or parcel of land, Auntie on
the head waters of the alarming creeks and the head
waters of the river ae bn rlkill, iti }NMI township.
2 7 (.11110k111 count), PrUoitylvania, and varar.yeti the
twenty-eighth and thirtieth days ot September. a nil
the first and ninth days of ()ember. one thousand
seven lot mired and ninetyfthire, if( puretin me of
thirteen W2rratito granted by the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania,dnted respectively the thirteenth day.of
June, at.e thousand seven hundred and ninety-that'
and granted to the-fallowing named thirteen peraring
respectively ; Hurley. William Pescara. John
Loll., Thomas Little', William I:ll.ie.k, Peter Johns,
John Johns, Paul Hannah, Hermit Johns, John ILIIIII
- Thomas Hamnier..; David Taggett• enntainintt in
the whale, !wording to the said thirteen official
dire thousand two toindred and twesity.nine
acres and a quarter rind' alinweinie. all nt which I.
mountain aril 'hood land, :end about one-thin) of
which la sulinnseit to be coal land.
Al. M. STRAUB. Sheriff.
sheriers lam e, Orwhiaburit.}
July 2. MI. (Ang.ll,•sl]
Prtoftanwrzon.
, N , T oricE LIVEN THAT A COURT
.21 of Common Plea, for the trial n(0111%141 at lest ,
In and for the county of Bchilyiklll. will be held at
Orwigsburg in the county on.2l.nnlav Nw
let of September :testi at 10 o'clock A. M. an continue
OW neck.
Therefore alt persons having omits pending, an.) all
persona wham) duty tt shall be to appear at paid mull
will take miller! and ;overt) theinielver necordidele
. .(7111tlisTIAN M. sra.Aus. Sheriff.
2heriff's Office, Orwigsbiwg,
Anti 9.1851
1616iM1
WM. DAILY & SON,
haportert and Deakins
)
crouton, num a lama WATCIII.
.TEWTJALT. IMXIII.WAII. FL.A.TCD. .
WALS. AID /ADC( AITIcLCS.
Are cocuSatalf rectmng the Luau Wise
of tbsienve Goode, ankh are offered a/
wholoaLe or retail, at
'r o. 218 Market Stmt. awn. Such. new
Dentin Street, Piledelidua.
•••
LIBERTY STOVE WORKS,
FRCH:UUYMTION
F OREAS. the. Don. LUTHER KIDDED,F.squIre,
11 Pri.aldent of the COGrent Common glens of the
county oiNctinviktllon PentisylvaLsa. and Justice of
the seveill Courts of Quarter Sessions of the Pence,
Oyer 'awl Terminer. and General Gaol Delivery, in
said county, the 11011', JAM) lames and Souotos I
Minn, Judges of the Court of quarter - Sessions
of the Peace, Oyer • and Terminer, and General
Gaol Delieety, for the.trial of all capital and other
offences. in the said cOitnty of Achtly11:111, by their pre.
eepts to me directrd, have ordered a Court of coalman
Plea., Operand Terminer and General Gaol Delo ery,
to be holden at Orwigsburg, nu Monday the bib day
ofdeptember neat, at 10 o'clock A . M. to continue
two weeks, If necessary.
Notice,, therefore hereby given lathe Coroner, the
Justices of the Peace,
and Constables of the said
county of Rchuyikill,thatthey are by the said precepts,
commanded to be then and thete, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of said day, with their rolls, records, hopti •
Isitions,esaminations, and all other remembrances. to
do those things which in their several iffic, s appertain,
, to he, done; and all tho+. o that ire hottod*by .rvtogni.
causes,tei cute against the privohcre. Mit, are so
then shall be in the viola' said county of Stclinylkill,
are to be then and there to prosecute them, rot shall
befust.
•
GOD I.ter,TIIII COIIIIOIIWeALTPI.
Sheriff's Office, / C. M. STRAUB. Sheriff.
burg, Aim 0, 1851., 32-te
N. 11. Thr w name', and joints who are :rnititorin
ed to attend said Conn, are required an attend pour •
rosily. In case of non-attendance the law in, inn+
raw, made and provided, will he riei.lly enforced.—
Tuts n o tice it, ;midis - heti by miter ni th , COO ft : ;hove
eonrerhed will etivern theinvelvee
PROCLAMATION.
, t OTICE GIVEN 'I t'
; 't of Coin ttttt for ilia trial of onme
In and - for the enmity of Schuylkill. will hr held t
Orwilphiirg, hi the cuitlity sforegtid, fifnodly Ike
Mho( September nest. at 10 o'clot lc A. M. to continue
one week.
Therefnie all persons having suns pending. and all
persons whose duty It shall be tospnear at said Com!,
will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
CHRISTIAN Al, STRAUB, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Mite. Ortvigsburg.
Aug 9, 1N31..
A 80011 FOR EVERY BODY.
nfISTWIUK on NalLlfai Death, and how to lo ep
goring—helm; au inquiry into the causesof tnitnr
a death, or death ficon aid age, developing a new and
certain method or presenting the Aousolidstion or M
cMahon of the body. and thus Wilda II ely prolonging
vigorous. 111111dlie, end buoyant healtk and of render
ing parturition easy and safe—by , Houma Bosrwirs,
)I. D. It is certainly one of the most valuable works
ever published : no person ahoul4 neglect obtaining a
copy. For sale at: . B. BANNAN'S
Wbolesale and retell Bookstore, Pottsville.
sue. 9,1851 ' -
32_
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k I. wad..,p enttrely of Staple Goods, and
befog prtoripally "r ,pdt $4,44..it0t..r , a.10n. and 1 , ...211 ,
rn•li. We off, lo hot ,•is, ell II •1 t o th•. : o.
I II . sort ?roll Inalieome..l.
~1 h,rt gsrl a Grarra I
A,mort oleo oil'authr.tr
riV•ita and Catalan' Mll-.line a 19.1
Alieritne And. 1•01.,v Masha*. Tick
Ilirtka, dcr., Sr nt Whole,ale
22. 1.31 ilm -
BRADY & ELLIOTT
WIII/LEsA LE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
WdidlVP, Ikvel4 ry. Silver. aid Plated
M=l==l
.
tahlis hment,twe. tron , ahoy. - the Minera Bart:.
t • r.utre Atreet. Pottxville. l'a aptradid.aortmeat ti
Clarke. %Vrt, hem, .n.l Ptat.,l %Varr
kr.. at 411( li pile,. 31 , 1.1111101 Nil 111 21V. • 11 , 1i1Preirti,111.
dna 113 hi. lVf. :nv.o•ahr OW.IIIIOII ofvOrcha.ero.
tientiritiv then% thtat C'Vel) , art I, tet. n urr..u(rd au. r.
,111. i• •tt
GOLD , 11.V.Eit LEV I ll '
If J7l CBES
40 do Lepine do
Silver 'ruble an•l Tea spook a Wintle "mamma,. te ,
ey (700,b, %Vat , h s Jewelry and sold pens, .rot to
nil parix of,thn (Jollied etatsa by mail, with in I fro
safety We are . dete 'mined to tell at leas prirea than
h
tesame articlea are sold to Philadelphia
P t 3, Pt ear rye this adveattaerneol. and na amine
asa , stork n an• l , von viattPorayale.
1).-r 14,1950
pnid I" the, repairing n full kind
n.uchr•
PURE WHITE LEAD
F.THERII.I. & BROEHER,Iiaa,tII,,., No
11 65, NORTH FRONT street, Phil ad.-Intik, hay
now a ened supio of their warranted pule WHIT':
LEAH, and those customers o Ito liase been spa ringh
supplied in consequence of a run nn the article, 0311
now lave their order.'
Nn known substance piisse.ses those presereen
and beautifying properit les, so first i:tide in a paint.
an 11114 i extent with iteimulierated while lead : how.
any admixture nfotbvr materials only t ars its value
It 'MI , ther.fore,--been the steady aim ir the manufac
turer., fir many years. to supply Its e public a per
Pertly pure while lead, and the once lug demand for
thy anirle, Is pienf that it has mat ith favor. .It let
invariably branded on one bead . ETii ERII.I do
minTii ER In Ain, mid on the nthe warrantee! pare.
all in red !mien..
Philada July I'4. PM' 29-I y
SOMETHING
ROCERIES AND PROVIsqON. AT PUMA DEL.
phi.' wholesale prices. The undersigned has
npeped In pir Silver. Terrace huildine. C,-line Street
Pottsville, a eineml assortment of ftrncenrn, p ro .
VINIOnS, Fish, Oil. &v.. Anil* whii h will he anti at
the same prices that leant.' win to tar
Philadelphia Jobbery. height added. All Kiit,lff .'aid
nt this estahluslitueni, are mirrhased (torn (lest h, in d a
in the titles of New York and and deal
ers will be supplied here, at the same advance that.
Philadelphia noirehnoti. have In buying from the same
parties
Merchants are respect :filly, to. /not ex
amine for themselves. before visiting the
Eel
C J DtJRUIN 9, Agent
April 26, 1 , i51.
CLEGG &
ANUF %IltUßF.lttl OF PERFUMERS. FANCY
ti and Fancy Paper Dotes of every vatiuty
and description, reapertfedly the attention of
Wholesale and.Retall Druggists, Jewellets. lldhnrrr
and the trade to their varied assortmtnt of goods con-
Miffing rif,Prtfumery and Fancy Sna pa. l'n
lognea, Powders, &c.. &e. Also a t all and rnmplere
assortment of Fancy Paper Bete, anituble for Drug
gists, Jewellers,Milltners and the trade, all nrwhich
being their own manufacture, they guarantee to sell
rheaper than the aame quality oh goods ran he pm
chased trout any other house in thr linked Stater
MAUD TIIF 4 PLACE. f'"' cLEGG & efili:llP
TON'AjPrrfutnery and Fancy Paper Box Manuraetnr-
Me. 4 Market wirret holm* i.prond. Phil:000.1x
Nov W. 1 4 le
BLIND DIAIRIFACTORY.
A TOOMPSON. VENITIAN BLIND !SIANBFAC
tI. • illicit. hotting fitted ups New Establish:nem, at
so.-15-itouth Bth street. between Market and Chesnut
streets, Philadelphia. where he will keep always on
band or make to order. inch and narrow Slat Window
Blinds. of the most fashionable kind, of the hest ma
terials and workmanship, and at the shortest notice,
and lowest-xash prices. Alen, the most fashionable
patterns orWintiow Shades and Reed Blinds, all of
which will be disposed of on the lowest terms. The
public In general are respectfully invited to give him a
call,as every attention will be given to accommodate
them in therbest mnnn.•r
Nov. 18.1850
OE
COACH MASER'S REMOVAL
BEI
• TIIE nitb selllßEß HAVING FlT
ted up one of the largekt Coach shops
in the Stale. In Coal Street, Pottsville.
Pa., nett to J.ll. Admits & Co.'s scree,.
Paciory. where his facilities for inanttfactnting all
kinds of (.Art131028411 Light Wigton, cannot be sur.
paned—being s practical Mechanic. and having a
nninnerof years' experience imthe business, i.e hopes
to glee general satistactlnr
All kinds of,Carrlsgee and Light Wagons kept on
hand. Alan. second-hand Wagons,
All wain.. mils , done Orders front .a .listance .
primilAy attended
June 5.1194 n
kiMLI
FROM LIVN:RPOI O. AN tr TH E DIFFERENT Ports
In Ireland. to New fork and Phitidelpnla, has been
c•aeiderahiy reduced at HANNAN'S PASSIfIE
AGFA CV.
Drafts In ,ants of £1 and up to £5OO. lobbed at hlr
office, payable in any part 01 Eurime, on presentation
at any Hulk. Without discount. The money fordo:ins
at It uir.an•'e Office, Is received 1,. abant one-
Itnlf time it usually takes to receive fonds Fent by
other Agents, sad it is rare to go safe.
03-Letters post paid containing par money. five doi •
tare to thelionnti Fterling. with proper direction, will
he forwarded immediately. and a re eelpt forwarded
M the person sending it; by addressing
H. HANNAN, Pottsville Pa
Agent for the.ol.l established Donor. of P. W. Byrne,
ir. Co.. Liverpool
Jute 21.1651 • . 24-
.
itEnurreNcEs sa the OLD COUNTRY.
riryity, lalloll;111t1Elt Arra;:ee•
g. manta In VIII i 011.3 ryuit of Iri•land
nod with Nte*sia. sPOirVElt, AVWCtult,r, c.o. m in .
m
te London, I! , prepared nr dra%thi ROO from
09r sterling to any ntnnnnt-rrgnitrd, naynide
in all part, of England. Ireton!, rtrni land and Wide,.
Persona remitting Five lb•llarph, the Mood In per,
Golds, with the name of the person who Is to draw
the money. s bill for the amount, With a receipt for
them to hold, will be merited.
Collections made In all pails of Europe, and For,
sign Bills of Exchanxe cashed.
P. Pottsville, Pa.
!-tt
Jan. IRSI
EM
't. n 3 .{
THAT WILL PILOTEcT VuU
I
WOULD, respectfully invite the attention of the
public to the mode of business adopted and pursued
by the Staid Mutual Fire InsoninceGoopany. It i•
mutual organization, chartered by the Legiitatnre In
1850. It embraces two important branches, that of
indernnifyingthe Merchant and the Farmer against
loss of thelrproperty, by Fire. The most impottant &a
tom in thiscompany's system of business is,that each
branch pay its own losses, thus the farmer is not
liable for loss In the merchant, nor Ii the merchant
liable Mr losses in extra hazardous ricks. forte will be
seen In the By-Laws of this Company, that suet) risk
wiliest as tale& The subscriber Is still acting tti
Agent.lbr this Company. end can be found at Wm.
Mates Motel. Pottsville, whin be Intends remain*.
I ter* etter: thee. Wes. F. 1100DT
• - *OR
MEM
W M Illt %DV.
J s PEW ART ci.Ltort
49.1 y
46-ly
wIsTAR KIRK
13-if
POSTSCRIPT!
By Telegraph and Yesterday's Mail
IaILADEiItIA, FAIDAY 4 o'CLocx
' Wheat Flour, $4,25- . —Rve, do. $3 37
t r Meal. $2,57 do.—Wheat,_
Red 89 cts. White, 99 cts:—Rye, 72cents
-Corn 64--:Oats, 33 cts. per bushel.
NEWS TO THE LATEST MOMENT.
We !earn htiesterdays papers that an ex
ten,ive :••• , p.-eii• Broker had GO led in Philadel-
=I
It is ako stated that John B. TrevOr, Esq.,
had as Cashier of the Philadelphia
Bank. It is als -lived that his'account was
deficient upwards of 5190,000, all h o wever,
CI)Vt by securities:
PROM EUROPE
fly the arrival ut the Asta at New York,
on Thursth) evening„ we have European
dates to toe VAIL—The Exhibition; receipts
had cons'iderahly diminished on the approach
La the warnt wea titer.— An abundant,harvest
is pmtm-ed in England as &sr the potato
crop 111 Ireland.—A serious flu occurred on
the 12th At nacre, France, destroying pro
perty, valueti to the amount of-X-100,000.
The aei•ounts tram Italy niention that a
discovery had taken place at \ r entce and Ve
rona of a formidable conspiracy to sn.sassin
ate the Emperor . and massacre all the Aus
trian Akers. Several of the patties impli
cated have been arrested.
IME=7:3
LL - / - A FIRF. occurred at Concord N. H. on
Thu rstLe last, which Destroyed property to
the amount of $106,000 —lnsured to $70,000.
__r A 0:BAN Meeting eal!ed for Thursday
evening in Washington was a failure.
• • 171" e Mlhhusters."—Th is term is not
generally Ainderstoud. It Was familiarly used
tiw ['remit and other languages, as de
s. riphye ul n class of adventurers of all WI
-1,J11,, who during the last half of the sevens
t,l-1111, etut , Intested the \Vest
,India Is
lands and the coasts ot Central America, for
the putpttse of piracy, and who were in Eug
lish'inore commonly termed Buccaneers.---
The term was derived from the Spanish name
of a light total, a vessel then to Common use
in the \Vest. ludic,
• Newspaper.- The number of news
papers taken ht the peolile of the United
States annually, averages ove r sixteen to eve
rt, inhatmant. Walk woman or child. In the
British empire out!, une• • person in twelve
thousand takes a newspaper, in Belgium one
to twent!,-tive thousand. in Russia one in
thirty-three thou .aud, to erussia one in eve
ry twenty. two thuusaud.
V,i of the hauttnerers in the Louis
ville rolling-null, named W. H. Perry, earn
ed ii.so 71) last week. having shingled 50
tuns and 1 .-101) lbs. 01 nun of 2,1401b5. to the
tun, the teases fur which is one dollar per
ion. He worked by the piece and without
au a-,istarit. This was au extra week's work,
his average work being 36 tons or 336 per
week.
- An Etample. —An accident, occurred
on the ',Midland Railway, in England on the.
19th ut May last, in which a Mr. Blake was
killed. His wile prosecuted the company,
and has Just received a verdict of 520,000,
fur damages sustained by the loss of tier hus
band, it being proved uu the trial that the ac
cident was caused by carelessness oft he Corn
. pally agents.
We learn, says the New York Mirror,
that Mr. Butler, who has recently bought one
Fourth of the New York Journal of Com
merce, pals .-11),001) fur his share in that
prosperous esiablishineut, the net income of
which is between 630,00 U and $40,000 a
'gar.
E,— The amount Of coal shipped .from
Cumberland by the Cheasapeak and Ohio Ca
-1 for the week ending August 21st was 3,- 1
957 01 twist Amount of coal sent by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the week
ending August 16th was 4,330 62 tuns.
Against License Laws.—The Mayor
of Jersey City has vetoed the License Law
bill passed by the !_7ouncils. We infer from
this, that no law will meet with his appro
val, as he is a decided opponent to legalizing
the sale of spiritous liquors.
Jacob ,Little—ilie great New-York
Broker—has "made" halt a million of dol
lars by the present fall of stocks. Jacob buys
"short," and always being able to "face the
music," is a very successful operator.
The library of the late Dr. Jarvis,
embracing 10,000 volumes of rare theologi
cal works, is to he sold at auction about the
lst of October.
About $30,0n0 have been subscribed
Afiddletown, Conn., toward the "Air Line"
Railroad from New Haven to Boston.
Rev. D. Baker. Presbyterian, is about
erectiog a college in Austin, Texas, with a
sum ~?536,500 he collected at the North.
--- Dieu are manufacturing bricks by
steam, on Pea-shore, above Camden without
the, aid of sun drying.
ELEGANT LIGHT CARRIAGES
AT Aut.:TioN.
swill Semi- - Annual Trade Sale.
- rife
nn WEDNESDAY Morning, 70th of
slentetuto•r, nt o'clock, nt the ela
""Anom ' loon of the ('Mint se Museum, corner
NINTit and GEORGE streets. Philadelphia will ha
.01t1 for 'cant" to the highest Milder. an erten:Ave col
tettion cif elerant LIGHT CARRIAGES and RUGBY
WAGONS of the mantify lure of Dunlap & Co:,
Nattier & D. 'Doughty, I Merrlck,ll. Sparks,
Lane & Co., S. & M. • ilenry and others of acknow
ledged .
celebrity In this city and rteindy.
Among the axporiment will he found several new
otyle Huger IVagon4 with statiding and falling tops.
A ko iwveral desirab!e ,Prond hand carriages, and a
choice !nt of HARNESS
.TY
No pn..trionement on !termini of the weather
.** open for examination the day previeni.
• RED M. 'IIAttRN ESO,
?tee, ioneer Philada., Gorse and Carriage Bantu,
Ninth and George streets.
34-3 t
Atig 13, 11351
PAINTING. GLAZING & PAPERING
• t•I1E CONTINUES RIB
! and respectfully offers his services to
thole cl the public who may need anything in his line.
lie employ% good tvorkmen and his customers may
therefore rely upon satisfactoryjobs. Shop, corner of
Church alley and Railroad street, below Batman's
Printing Office. ' .1. W. BOWEN.
Pottsville. May 31, MI 22-ti'
Fr° THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO
are Parentre,-Boys and Young Gentlemen of Potts
ville, the *wounding neighborhood. Your
attention is particularly invited to the largest and
complete assortment of SOYA and CHILDREN'S
CLOTHISG. That,the Subscitber has on hand well
adapted to the'season,sulted for boys of three years
of ate, mofto•young gentlemen of sixteen. nr ,
All persims living ate distance, purchasing Cloth
ing at this establishment, have the privilege of re
turning them if they do not Pt. F. A. HOYT,
204 Chestnut street, below Tenth, Minds.
Feb. 22. 1851 8-Iyit
$5O REWARD:: - ,
h 'Paid a Week sad scandalous is Oao Day to a Dagur-
rtorgpist
'HERE can heboughtg at No. 2. ARCADE BUILD-
Ingo a few `GAGURREOTTPE APPARATUSES,
large and email, at less than Oily Prices. I wilt also
give instructinns In the Art, and At out the purchaser
and give him a good chance to get started.
LADIES and GENTLEMEN wishing for LIKE
NESSES in the above bettatiftli Art, can be suited as
well as at other rooms or no charge made.
C. VAT/OE3=MM
304 f
Pottsville. July 25. 1851
ELDRIDGE'S PATENT Corn SIZEILL2III.
111.; ATTENTION OF TILE PUBLIC IS INVI.
tea to the Improvement in Corn Shelters, which is
acknowledged to be tar superior to ail other, being
on tin entirely new principle of Shelling the Corn
Icnto hwise of the ear,the cob) passingsintight through
without revolving, thereti, requiring no gearing to
increase its speed. which adds materially to the colt
of other machines. It turns easier and shells cleaner
than any other,
and is portable in size and durable In
construction. Persons interested are Invited id call
and see it In operation: The right of this and other
counties fir sale. For further particulars address or
a yply to DAVID, ELDRIDGE.
N. W. oorner 2d and Dock Street, 9d story, Phila.
July 26 , 1891 Who
DRJT NICHOLAS
PHYSICIAi Bc, SU CEC
'OFFICE AND DRUG
POTT STORE,
IL MARKET STREET.
SVLE. ' -
Dee. 14, 1550
claupETS and Flamm - ma (Or SALE.
r 7 Fl£ SUBSCRIBES RESPECTFULLY CALLS the
J attention of his customer and the public. generally
to his stock of Ingrain, Listing. and. Rag Carpets, and
also Flannels end Matte, Ingrain Carpet from 501080
rents. 1 - I ` llll ll 54. Bag carpeta from 371 to 45 reels Mfr
yard, Ingot In Carpets tea roan red all wool sad factealses
at ES cents per pard,,aptl Stair Carpets. Venetian and
Rag from 1.1 ti. J. FRANKLIN HARRIS,
Pdanufacturev of Cornett , and Flannels,
North %Vest Corner of Centro and Millersville Street,
Pottsville Pa.
July 25,1851 . 30-tf
einietatilit - S I— GOODS.
jIN !LAND, rep CONSTANTLY RECEIVING of
One own imponstion—All klnds of Shoe Stip. sad ,
Trhaettso Merchants And bfanufaatutertwillAnd
well sapolied with article's in the above lintv7w.hleti.
will be sold, on evconnoodating terms._ •
JOHN 81: PAYNE.
Impomrs and beaten' . in Shoemakers' Goods:
- N. - B: corner' ofrOVIITH&ARLII Unita. Phkiillalb
al/IMM , ' • ,
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