illitters' 3ottrnal. Saturday morning, Sept: DEMOCRATIC' WHIG' SCIBiIINATIONS. State Ticket FOR GOVERNOR, sinuagad 301EINS,t0N, of ArmAtro; FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, JOHN STUMM- of Lar..taan'. • , JUDGES OP THE SUPREME COURT. RICHARD tOULTER, ' of Wistmoroiand JOSHUA W. COMLY, il;Mon.totir, ,• - GEORGE CHAMBER. 9.. of Framtlio, l 'NVIELLI.A.M.-.M. MEREDITH. ofPAilad.4lplaa WILLIAM , TRazi - cr: of .s,l'4:al:an."' docility Ticket : lualst--CHRISTOPHER LASER, °twig-stair., larociates—SOLOMON FOSTER, Pou.s - cille .'. ISRAEL REED, Barry. assiolly--Col.. J. S. STRIITHERS. Schuclktll • • THOMPSON Al GODFREY ; Tremont Prothariatary=:WM. GARRET, - Orwipburg. &lister dr Recorder—Col J.P.HOBART,Potti'lie Trearztrer...-CBAS. DENGLER. Schuykill Haven Ccrism4siorter—WM. STERNER, Minersrine Direct,i , rofPoor-0. DItEIBEL BIS, E.B run.Twick Auditor—AßßM. SCHWENK, L. Maharttongo COL. 01GLIAR • AND:TUE COAL TAX. We last week published an article;' stating that Col. ftioLat recommended a tax on Coal in his Sinking Fund Bill. We had not. the Bill at hand, and we derived our information from another person, who has since informed us that, iif he named tICILER'S Bill; it was a Mistake-;--he intended to say it was recom mended in - Miirrell's BiLand that Mr. BIGLER . had spoken cif that Bill at the Spread Eagle. We knew it had been recommended in one of the Sinking Fund Bills, and we were led \l) believe from the causes above mention that it Was Mr. BIGLERiS Bill. We 'did not hear Mr. BlGLtit'S speech in the'Court House, but we were infOrmed by an intelligent citizen that he admitted that he had recommended a Tax on Coal, but after investigating it,he was iatisfied it was wrong. Our informant must have misunderstood Mr. BIGLER; and, as we Stated before, we are not willing to do injustice to any person, we novtr candidly admit that Mr. BIGLER did.not, while in the Legislature, recommend a Tax on, Coal. - - There is, however,' an excuse on the part -of thcise who gave us;the information. All disinterested persons, who have heard Mr. BIGi,,EB, admit that he !is a poor speaker, and whenever he , departs from his written speech (which he uses.on all 'occasions) and touches on other subjects, he does it in such a bung ling and unintelligible manner, that scarce ly, three persons can', be found who will agree up9n-what he did say. As a case in point, we will here etate that the ialortua tion' we received abodt three Weeks ago, that MrlitoLza recommended a Tax on Coal in his Carbondale speech, was derived from Loco locos who heard him and one of them was an officer of the meeighg that Mi. i3tgler ad drested, acid he stilt pereists in the assertion. saying he is willing ;to' sign his name to a paper to that effect. flow here is no motive for misreptesentation; because these perions belong to 51r. Btojrit's party, and we are willing to believe that they labor under the — same mistake as Or informant evidently did, :who reported tO us his remarks at the . . Court -House. We deem this statement ne cessary in justification of the publication ou our part, and any person can have the names of the parties who gave us the iaformatiou by calling at our office, if they desire them. 4 few remarks as regards the Coal Tax : -The project of taxing Coal was first rectirn mended by Gov. Wulf about twenty years ago. It was also recoammencied, we believe, by Gov. Porter, and also . by the State Trea surer during tiov. Ohunk's Aduilostration. It has always been 4 favorite meastirewith that party, and every recommendation to tax ' our staple has emanated, from the Locotocos. Even last winter two of the Locotoco Canal Commissioners, MelSrs. Gamble and Painter, made statements 111(.4 Coal ought to be taxed. and sent then:lin 4) the Board of Revenue Commissioners,urging their endorsement and recommendation of the' measure- to, the Le; gislature.No Whig Governor, member of the'Legi4ture, or 'State. Treasurer, ha's ever recommended a tax cin Coal in. this State, and . the people need not be under any apprehen, sion that goal will be taxed if the Whigs re- main' in :the ascendency. The only danger • arises from the succe,si of Loccif.oism ; and' although_Mr. BIGLFR may now be opposed to taxing Coal, we ,nave no security from his past life that he will not sign Such a Bill, if his party4ould piss• it: He voted , for the ' Wilmot Proviso—he now denounces it—he _ voted for theTlitiloapping Bill" as it is called —he now denounces it—ancLon nearly every question that he ha's not been on both — sides, lie • has beep on the te'cong' side, and', therefore, the Penile can onl4l'ace such coufidence and reliance upon his future course, , as his past acre are calculated ;to inspire. We will close this article by merely stating that F. W. Hughes Esq., in alluding to our publication and Some remarks made by B. Bartholomew Esq., was very profuse id the terms','" fool." "knave," and "liar ;" and he also' discovered a s typograp'hical error,in our ' last piper, which,t though a small affair, he harped, on it-cousiderably,and it was the only part of his`speech that seemed to delight his audience—but hereceised, on , the following day,. such an unmerciful castigation from B.- Bartholomew F.sq., that we, out ._-sheer -compassion, refuse pursuing the sfiject . further: • WORIIINO OF TEIE`TARIFF OF 11146 . - The_Asia which sailed from New York on Wednesday, took . out $995,396 00 in specie. There ikmore coin going, out of the country than coMes in flora California. The ship mentifrom the p6rl of New York alone, since the first - of January will reach about thirty millions of dolla4, more than has ever been exported from the whole conatry in any one year heretofore. The imports at, the poll , of New York, for August, were as follows Year. ' Dutiaie. Free 1851-412,5131,249 8638,334 513,169,583 1850- 10,750,338 246,249 10,996,58 S 1,780 1 9/0 ,392,085 2,172,995 Show . ing .an , increa - se of upwards of two millions of dollars, An a single month at ,that porialone. ' l 3 Failures ccAnlnue Mow Cities. and the money marker.is:aS tight as ecer. • f. %AMAMI a O st 2lri WEST.—A genile man from Meyerstown, Lebanon county, who has just reared from Western Penn sylvactia, assure us that the candid men of all parties admiii that Col. BiGt,tit cannot be elected Governor, Unless the East can carry him through. The West will give JonErtsvox an increased majority of at least 10,000. That B/GLEi is loosing ground daily, is ad mitted by all-;-and his speeches in the West will, use him up completely. The gentleman witO gave us thii information travelled *por tion of the route with COLBIGLEB.: If the Colonel had reniaind at home, his chances - 'mild have beat' much better, 100 V. JOHNSTON'S PBS LAINCATION. Sdrusaill County Ikeofoeoiret 17asteretked ' The :Sinking Fundyamotint of. State -Dett , . Paid. :Nothing could be 'more characteristic of the party, than the constant ef f orts of the Loco .feecis to misrepresent the posiuon of Gov. Joassros on the leading questions of the day, and to underrate the ability, wisdom and economy that hare distinguished the en tire course of his administration. Previous to: his nomination for another term in the place he has filled with such credit to him self, genetal satisfaction to all parties., and withsuCh inestimable advantages to the State, • no ingrate could be found, hardy enougOo say aught . against his course as Governek:-- he was: universally acknowledged to have made all excellent, unimpeachable officer, • 'This jculiar and general predisposition of the pally, to misrepresent and underrate whatever originates with the Whigs, is stri kingly manifested by some of the leaders in this County. Knowing as they do, that the reduction of the State Debt and the redemp tion of her well-nigh fallen credit, is a sub ject dear to ercry Pennsylianian, they are willing to resort, to _ - ,any artifice to prevent the introduction of the facts before the pen- ' ple, or they will admit almost anything else rather than render the credit of this most de sirable object to its rightful anthor—Wm. F. JOIINSTON. Throug . hont theState,tl3e party, with Win. - BIGLER at their head, have labored most as , siduously to eslablish• Locofoco claimancy to the idea and 4E', ablishment of the present ad mirable Sinking Fund. Mr. BIGLER has again and again assured the "dear people"— arid his friends have backed his arrogant pre sumption—of the "bum : " he had in the business—"he :suggested a similar measure" at one time. ' But unfortunately for Mr. B. hts Sinking Fand system was, like many other Locofoco measures, a very unjust one, and hence it was rejected. Of course the same necessity for paying the State:Debt existed- then, that has since, and nothing was wanting but the plan of an eldest policy to be adopted and pot into OP'eration—men of all parties were anxious to see this object accomplished, but how to do it, was the question. It is therefore only a : natural inference, without referring to official records for conclusive evidence, to suppose that the plan submitted , by Mr. BIGLER was . imperfect, and moreover, from the fact of its adoptfon, that Gov. JoaresTores,was superior --experience confirms this. beyond the Pos sibility of a doubt. - The truth is, so excellently well is this system devised, and it works so charmingly under Got=. JOFINSTON'S statesmanlike man agement, that. the Locofocos would be wil ling to purchase the credit of it at any cost. As an evidence of their determination to per vert the truth, and thus destroy the effect, which the operation of a good Whig mea su re might produce upon the people, we may simply allude to the false and contradictory assertions made on this subject, by the Lo cofoco speakers at Orwigsburg, on Monday F. W. Hughes estimated the receipts of Gov. JOHIiSTRII ' S Sinking Fund at 518.060 —R. M. Palmer, in his speech said they were only $12,060, Frailey•got as high as $83,000 while the Judge, in Thursday's Emporium, strained a point and • placed them at $242,- 300. Now we ask, in the name of common jusuce, can men, who will deliberately and wilftilly P rnake statements, which they can- not heiplbut know to be incorrect—can they be trusted Can men, who are S utterly Et , - gardless of truth or consistency; be supposed honest in their pretended labors for the inter ests r.f the Commonwealth ?: Are they fit to be ; leaders, even o_t the Locofoo party? .We now submit the facti and let them speak for themselves. We append the Gov ernor's Proclamation, to which is annexed a statement of the three Cutnmissioners of the . Sinking Fund, n - two of them, Banks and Bickel, Locofocos,a) declaring, under,oatb, that sir hundred and My nine thousand, one hundred and ttrentl two dollars and ninety eight cents ($.659,12 98) of the State debt have been paid uuder the 'operation of the present system. We take the more 'Pleas -1 uri in laying these interesting and important documents before the public, because the Lo color.° paper; very naturally avoid their pub lication, as much as possible. We invite par ticular attention to them and hope that after reading them, no honest man will suffer him !sell to be longer gulled by Locofoco_ asser tions. lii.NNSYLVANIA;,SS In the Wa nt and ty the authority cf thr C iaDif 1I GO • trealtk of Prtmslelvetttia. . BY WILLIAM F. JOIINSTOfii, GC.17.1:::0i. OF T•IE SAID commoytirEATit A PROCLAMATION . s• 1 Wnratas, in and by an act of the Gene ral Astembly of thi. Comracuwealth, passed the tenth day of April one than-and eight hundred end forty-nine. entitled "An A6t to create a SINISING F CND, and to provide for the or.Anrat. Astn CERTAIN ESTINGtaiiMENT Or Tilt DEBT OF THE Co:osoN wEatan,-' it isenacted and - provided as follOWs, viz: SEC. 1. That the Secretary of the Commonwealth. Auditor General and State Treasurer, for the time being, shall be Commissioners; who are hereby authorized to receive the revenues appropriated by this act, or which may hereafter be appropriated for the same object. and to purchase therewith the debt of the State of Pennsylvania at its mirket'price, if not exceeding the par value thereof, to the hill ex tent of the said revenues. and to fired and apply the -rime. and the tatee.....l thereon accruing, firmly and inviolably on the tru-t and for the purposes here after specified- • . Sac. 2. That all revenues derived from the following sources, to wit: the taxes on collateral in heritanees and the percentage assessed Upon any bank or rails - Fd. or coal pining, Or railroad• and coalmining, or4mprovenient company chatter, all taxes asse.sed on distilleries and breweries, on bit- . ... . -hard rooms, bowling saloons and ten pin alleys, on new counties ; on theatrical, circus and menarerie exhibitions. rnd on eatmg houses,, beer houses and restaurants, and all such revenues as the Legislature may from time to time set apart for the purposes mentioned in this act, shail, so !Don as the same shall be teceircd at the Treasure, Le paid over to the said Commissioner a, mho shill forthwith pro ceed to purchase the debts of the. CommOnwealth, on the terms and for the purposes set forth in the first section of this act . Sec. 1 That the said Comrais,siorierF; shall be authorized to receive the interest due yuad payable en the debt. so as aforesaid purchased/ and held by them, which interest shall be liteltise applied to the purchase of said debt, - so 'that" the same shall form a constantly accumulating fund for the extin guishment of the public debt. SEC 4 That it shall t* the duty of the said Corn-- mi'ssioners, on the first Monday of &liteuther, in the year one thousand eight hundred and fifty-one, and on the same day, in every third year thereafter, to certify the amount of the debt of the Comthonwealth held by them, to the Governor. who shall-direct the certificates representing . the same to be:Cancelled, and on such cancellation issue his proclamation, sta ting the faceand the extinguishment and final dis charge of so much of the principal' of said debt. SEC. 5. That the said Commissioners shall, With in ten days after the organisation of the Legislature, in the year one thou:quid eight hundred:and fitly two, and in every third year thereafter, specially re port to the Legislature the amount of the public debt, so as aforesaid liquidated and proclaimed - by the Governor to haze teen cancelled, and What reduc tion of taxes mar. in consequence thereof, be made, in order that the Legislature may provide for such ! reduction in the burthens of the people. :. And whereaslAlexander LYRussell, Sec:retary of the Commonwealth, Ephraim Banks, Agdifor Gen eral, and John M. Bickel, State Treasurer Com missioners of the Sinking Fund, have certified tome as follows, viz : Total Omer or Tiro CononsnoNoss or Tax Soto- ING Fr:at—Harrisburg, Sept. I, 1E351. j To his Excellency, V. F. Johnston, Governor of Pennsylvania E.. • Sir :—ln compliance with - the fourth sertioa of the act entitled "An Act to create a Sinking Fund, and to provide forihevadnal, and certain extinguish ment of the debt of the Commonwealth,o approved the 10th day of April, 1849, the Commiimoners of ~aid Fund hereby certify that the amount of the 'debt of the Commonwealthpurchwed since the poistor y of *tenet of Assembly rekrred to, and now lheld them, is six hundred and fifty-nine thousand one hundred and twenty-two dollars and ninety-eight cents, ($659,122 • 98) consisting of 5 per-rent loans negotiated under various acts of AsaembA LL KS. Your obedient servants. A. L. RUSSELL, BAN JOHN M. BICKEL. Commtisicatera of the Sinking . Now, therefOreeldobedience to the' ritquirement of the fourth section of the act ofthe general As sembly aforraid, /4o haeby issue Oat flogiusno fop, pub li sh* cinti &tinting thelmiasiii, Enzsbmern and Snot discbaw glom hundred and -nine thousand one hed sal twenty-two and Woo y•slt' tht Cl=3 ($659,112 9iB) ado principal of the debt of this Commonwealth, and. that I hare directed the certificates ; representing the lame, to be cancelled. , Gwen under my hand and the great seal of tlie .state, at Harrisburg, this Oh dayof ht in ' theyear dour LW one thousand eig and lillrone. and of the Commonwealth the seventy, Fr the qccrernor. A. L. RITETZELL. secretary of the Cannttnwealtlr, s, (I:7* WEpstszialr JOrtriAL of next week, Will he a most interesting number,— in• addition tet,our usual variety of choice reading inatter--sketches—poetry---humor ous and pracdial , selections, it will contain the Court Proccediugs, reported in lull, and the arrangements foe the reception and ad dresses of Go'. JonasvoN and • Hon. JOHN STROMI in the Coutity, Price, single copy 3 cts,-subscription $1 a year. . Coca! 'Affairs. Yonn g Mem' s Whig Assoc:l4l'lb; i.—Tbit As sociation met at their room, WedneSday, September 11th. Frank Pott, Chairman of Committee oo In vitation, reported and read the annealed letter from Gov Johnston, which was ordered to be published 411 the-procrediagi: ENECITTIVY HARILISSITEG. . September . 8, 1&51. Messrs. Freud:Pi:4.S. tkuthers,Committee,& - c GENTLEMEY :—ln rely to the kind Invitation of the Young Men's Whig ellib_9f Pottsville , " permit me to name SATIJIWAY/, the 20th list as the day un which 1 expect to have the pleasure of addressing my:tenor citizens of Schuylkill county, 4tl the Borough of Pottsville, at 3 o'clock, P. M., or on the evening of that day as may be deemed most expedient. I expect to pass the Sabbath in Pottsville, and on Monday address one or two meetings at each other points in the Comity as ms friends may determine on 1 ana very truly yours, drc. WM. F. JOHNSTON. Oninotton,rnesolred, That an invitation be ex tended, by publication or otherwise,from this Asso ciation to every Township in the County, to appoint and send Delegates, to meet in this place, (Thomp son's Hall,) on Tuesday next at 1 o'clock, to make appropriate arrangements for Gov. JouNsrox's. re - exptioa and visit to this County 'General Clement was introauced by the Presi dent, and addressed the Association upon the opinion of Gov. Johnston, as connected with the lYnion : __ 'That we alt know and feet that the Union is sate -that Johnston's election would be another guar antee at its safety—it would be the triumph of moderate principles on the exciting questions of Slavery: Johnston advocates *Protective Tariff. If we bind under this protection the interests of the South, if we give them a home market for their produce, %ve forge the sus:34W boncl..of Union The next grand battle of Nations is pot to be a battle of opinion but a battle of labor--:et u pro ' tect and rear up a noble army of laborers for this great contest. If Johnston deserve* our support for nothing eLse, we should give it to him for his efforts to decrease 'pin taxation, end the passage of the bill securing to, Miners and Laborers the corn of MO snow sloo).in ease of failure or assignment." The address was frequently interrupted by great applause. his. Neville was called upon and gave some statistics iu reference to the operation of the Tariff of and iniisted that the opposition bad I not The candor to give them publicatian They concealed them from the people. We only ask a l full and clear statement of the facts. The Secretary wag instropted to Invite John Hendricks;E-q , of Tamaqua to addrx.:4s the AAso eintion on,Wednesday evening next Adjourned. HOWELL FIsliER, Sce'rv. D J, gid —There is a general complaint throughout 11w Region, on account of the continued drought The supply of water in oar Borough is very limited, and the 'oldest inhabitant' cannot re member ever having seen our streams, the Schuyl kill included, 'o low We are informed that quite two-thirds of the col lieries of the Region arc „Einly, continued in operation by water. billed. a Considerable distance, to sipply their engins. A slight shower fell here about 12 o'clock on 'Wednesday. Except that, we have had no rainier everal weeks—the ground it pieraThi „parched and the road% accordingly dusty. . Weather, for a week past, has been almo , i, intolerady hot—the thermometer ranging above 90 0 for several dal . , - s in succession. - tar Oit .6.n of F. W. Hughez, at Orwigshiiirg, on Monday last. John Hughes, E.!;.q., ofN.Carolina, was admitted to practice law in tl sereral Courts of thin- . County. MrAinghet. young gentleman well known in this community. Ise has won the respect of our citizens no leo by hi+ affable and pleasant manners than by his inatiAry and Ambitious habits as a stu dent We shall hope;to see him a bright ornament to the Prote,:jon or A meeting of the Teaoher , llastittito will be held at Tamaqua on Monday the , 1501. The oh. ject of this laFtitution tc , to prepare Teacher, for their duties and thereby advance the muse of edu cation, 6p improving thaw upon whom its respon s.ibilitiei'mo,tly devolve. All who fret interested in this important subject, are incited to be present. Proill'f G. Angel, of New York. will deliver the oiteninkr address. See notice. That Pic-Nu came off, &wording to ap pointment; at-Mt Carbon, ort Wedniuday last. - We Were there, as announced, .4 intended giv ing a full description of the affair, but the demand upon our columns this week for other interesting commuitications to the public, renders it impossible for us to say more than that it was largely attended, the ladies pretty and agreeable—the kefreshmeats ample and attractive, and the Park the 'gooiest spot to be found • Pr Flag meeting nt;"Kaskg TV•ihiain'' A large and enthusiastic gathering was -held at the Whig Club meeting, at the "Kaska Willirb Nines," On Tuesday. evening last. Hon. C W Pitman delivered an able and clOquent adress. He was col lowedll Daniel Koch Esq., who spoke alternately in Gertuan and English. The meeting adjourned withrt-ccog, sung in good old-fashioned -style, to meefnext Tuesday evening at the "Devil's Hole." Tie :,proceedings, in regular_ form, reached too hap for publication thi4 week. - - - re fire bare our usual Report of the entfreCourt proceedings, but the crowded condition of bur obliges us to - ' , der their publiestion this week f:They wilt appep in theWednesdayfai!riral. &carat other intereStmg articles hare shitted the same fate—the appearance of our. paper wilt show .„ that the excuse is not an empty one. t: -:r lit vtand—FrienA Weller's lee, this hat *eathee--aothing like it to make a cool reftrOing 14auen ltffOrfs larprow.i.-Painck Quinn mut founddrited in th 4 Schuylkill, just shove Schuylkill &Um on Satt4day morning last. He was standincon his hendaand ince!, when found, and tins water was not curer a foot in depth. Intoxication is ittlAxPed to hire 4eca the calms rfr A tteic Passenger Car, handsome and ,rnace-' tine been put on the Mine Bill Rai4oll—, The ti•:!T to be coniumed through daily tia Pine= grovr,V;47 'Tremont. rir The Map is sound on the Cuban question illinereuille 'affairs. Villano.—Ort Thursday evening , of hist Wef*, says the Bulletin, two young men, (cee I son of Peter Filbert; of Pittegrove) stopped for the night.ar the hotel of Weaver, of this place, and in the rniiriting discovered their horses had been cut liese from the stalls in Mr. W.'s stabhs, and were no where to be fohnd. We regret that. there are men in our Borough, who would be guilty a anything .o villanotts. The hones, we leans, have since found their way home to Pinegrove. far Francis Dengler, of Barry Township, has presented the Editor lathe coin stalk tdirteen feet and nini inehra high: Edi tor toils LIS it bad errs like a .rackvm, but waforO nately they were eropped before it came into bin POiG!o4ol3.—We wally fear for thin man's linanint proveatities. • Eir The Catholic. Chun/au( Mnersvilleisabotit being repaired. A. considerable ailment of money hes been coatribtned by the members for that per peso. Rev. Michael Malone is pastor. SP Quere.—Wu that a `bossy cake' Maj. Be rm.! gave the Bulletin man, when he went rir The latßegieetit adatelin,Coeet, itnt errs meet el Minentrine next Monde) , for drill and inspectiod• (Collllll32o3Zdtttgit 01 THE MINIM' JOURNAL:I .. • -- , - ' • covwrir ana4iiison. tcoluussrompcmcs ormn* lemma' sounsai, H ugh es—B . Bart ovule, e, -i '.' ;spe• f iet--It. iv.' Ad Tice Oreeigiliztre Arcerkiiy,,—since l ip c omm.; .. .., , , . ~1 "OirkVIO3.IICRG, Sept 9, 1851. plated removal of the Seat of Justice to Pottsville, -4 0 ' The Court met tat 10 o'clock A. M., Sept. the trustees, of the Orwigsbmg •Aeademy 6are Sth, but hislionor, Luther Kidder ) ", being' absent, ' , been atirdotts. to /secure the services of an eifieient s i . there was not any busineisi ofimpnrtanee transacted teacher. they believe they have unreel in; during the forenoon. Naturalizing citizens, liming the appointatent as Principal of Mr. 9.'A. Wye's, 1 , the reports of the Constables, &c., occupied the time who COme, highly unnummeudedns an able toucher i until the hour otadinununent, at which time it was or the Language", Mathematics, and Sciences.— `announced that there would be a Ratification Meet- He has already catered tipop Lis ditties as Principal i i ing of . the Locolocos, in the Court House, at one 1 'lithe Institution under Ilu: most dauering ausiices, 1 o'clock, seconling to the time-horwred customs of and-them is. every reason to believe, that under his' the pOrty. . seperinteadetwe the Academy will take a high ^ .AI one of the Meru De their n - s bled at stand, and be an Institution of which we may justly the." .01113 d Of the bet:, " in all their strength: The be proud. : • ?tamers and whipperisin had beat sent into' all por._ The LOCZiIiOU ii, we Conceive, the mos: favorable tkos of tbc Couttly, for the purpose of assembling{ which could be fixed upon: Orwigsbnrg is situated the faithful to hear the principles of the party ex in the bosom of n fine Agricultural district, with a P arbled b Y lb" leaders I lactuitnlnly undulating surface—hills and valleys— The meeting having beleategularly ci ,r,onized, a groves • and raetulows —fruitful fields and orchards Prestaent =I ten ; "aims Vice i s zetidents na42w o smiling under the skilful care of the husbandman-- S eertitariegsmted °"nmtintt, Pie- M. raxMiLn l l-,. in fact every thing that fan a dd a charm to rural a Couuniltec of fifteen was c linics by the President R lire is here to be met wim. It is true that there are r drattßesolutions expressive of the sense of the no great thoroughfares in our immediate vicinity— e t grega ur t r li es, h y " fai" ,..2 l :L „. ne d„, .A i no Railroad "disturbs the quiet a ottr 'town—bat '.'" . " m g --1.9 " --ii '--- -r----- ---. I dress the. medium, and for two lion/sent:Rained his then, the parent need not be in constant dread fpr audience with a history of his own proceedings. the safety of the child—and then the.; is no Canal, ma with itsbancfitt exhalations to infect with disease while in the Slate Senate, and in explaining the nygreat achievements of William Bigler. The the air we breathe, or the moral atmosphere, with the exhibition of vice sn prevalent where boat; i l eaktit ' val " er Y lmfaitttinillellt sninelafbistentarks ' 'particularly when he alluded to his pet candidate, harbor : for Governor, for, although he occupied time enough ~- In point theu of charming scenery and healihi to hat converted a whole tribe of heathen in speak sass of location — The morality and intellirnce nf the community—the se:lusion of the town and the g abn Lhim, there was no point he could explain few enticement., to lure the mind of the it from save ane, and that was the wonderful fact that Big pup ler was against the taxing of Coal. The Act of study, and of every other advantage of a_local na -1817, and the Wilmot Proviso still remained . tuTx tare, the site for an Academy in Orwigsburg is un surpassed. We may also add, that Lectures on P lanieti when the gentleman trek his seat 'is logic appeared lame, and fell lila., a - shower bath Vocal Music, for which no additional expense will upon the audience. The idea of making Bigler a be incurred, with also monthly lectures I-indifferent great man appeared an up-bill business, and requires topics in Science, illustrated by experiments, ren ti better logician than F. W. 1-tighes Esq. dering the subjects more interraung and fixing them The Mahantongo Bank, or rather the . Schuylkill more indellibly on the mind, may be considered is _ _ . haven Bank,which has been removed to Pottsville, :firOgebitriiYliffaitii. further inducements. With then considerations, we can ennlidently revenumend our Institution to the favorable regard of parents and guardians=— In conclusion, we obmerve, that there ig a daily conamonication by means of Coaches, with the Pottsville and Reading Railroad, a &guinea of two and a half miles—and thug a ready sccei to the Village from any quarter may be had. Boarding can be obtained in good tamilie. at a reasonable rate. ORSVIG SO CRG. St. click Itffaits. 11";01.RESPONDENCIE OF TUE MINERS' JOITENAL.I Kr. CLAIR, Sept. 9 , IS SI • Bannan run not open given to irony mid ridicule, but the witiret of thiA comnioniention is one allowing so much latitude, that 1 may he pardoned for indulging a little. Last Saturday morning the cornea of our streets, the posts, fenees stud trees in and around our town, were ornamenti-d with handbills railing upon the Democracy to mein in the evening, at the home of Daniel Fraek, for a grand rally in favor of "13igler, Clover and the Con stitntion " So numeroir were thew bilk that a maw who lives about four mile, from town, in the inotmtnitr, told me he believed every big pine tree on the road between here end hi! , home had a bill on iF From these prepuritoro, 1 thought the meeting would be a trernendom affair So et the appointed time I went to ve and hear for myAelf, bat, to my surprise, only aboUt fifty persons, boys included, with a pretty good sprinkling of Whigs, coMposed the grand rally. Al Et o'clock, Thomas Irvin MO4lOl - the dry good: box, with candle in hand, and called the meeting to order, by 'nominating 1). K . Slohig fur President, and some five or six others for Vice Presidents, Which was responded to by a faint "aye" that coold scarcely be heard across the street. Mr, Vliet of Pottsville then made his appearance, and began to enlighten the natives on sundry topics. ranch as the characters of Wm. Piglet . and Judge Catawba, tin favor of the latter he tried hard In make a reit impresxson.) then expendedihe balunce of hi- eloqueriev nn ,the Tariff question. Which he called an exploded humbug About this time, I saw some person, who city much resembled George Wagner, climb on the hot by the speaker's side, with a lighted candle in hia hand, which threw eintideraLle light on the vritiret. The speaker be came animated, and eloquently defended the con &let of the democrats ca the tariff question—he said, during the operation nr the land' of IAiO, Commerce and Alanutactures increased and flourished to such an extent, that the democrats in their.far-rearhing wisdom and sagacity saw teat if this prosperity was not checked, a deplorable state of things must be the result, andiberefore the tariff of '46 veal , sohslltoted. Thi., I most aelmowledge, wai the most pdwerfnl vindiention of the conduct of the democrat• on the lard murstien I ever heard. wai folly as roarlimve and r4nrinring ar the German's argument against the establishment of the Common School system in one of the districts of Centre. county.' On the morning of the election, when the que+lion was to be decided by ballot, the old man was listening to the arguments in favor of the system, until he became quite agitated, and• jumping-up, replied—. raw, vale, ier 'odd rnOer kinder : oil owlish !amen, and cahr dar rife! 4,111 de or irl shoffen.7 I never before knew how great a debt of gratitude the country owed the democrats for this exhibition of their wisdom, wh e n the Whip were rushing on headlong in the road to josaven'ti, the democratic sachems saw the terrible ruin this tide of prosperity Would inevitably bring on themselves and the country. Therefore to check trade, and help the poor British, the '4O tariff was substituted for that of '42. About this Aime, I saW one of the Vice Presidents leave the meeting in haste, having one Ifg of his pantaloons rolled' up above his boot,—a friend at my side thought be rolled it up to wade through the crowd The speaker also said some thing about the poor Coal Operators, and said the fault was all their own for letting the Sheriff meddle so often with their mines understood be could tett them how they could avoid the difficulty under which they so often labored. Suppose, Mr. Ban youpeall a meeting and have him to enlighten them I, The ne:t‘s ?raker appeared, atter a loud call tot "Bigler," bin I don't think it was the Colonel, for he hadn't munch amnnitioa with him. An attempt was now made t 0 bursa, but it was such an un earthly, discordant yell. :hat nil the dogs in the whole neighborhood commenced a terrible barking, and I am a little inclined to think some of the Whip pin a note or two into the music for variation I could not understand the gentleman's introductory remarks, or rather his apology for any remarks at all, until the dogs were quieted. This g en t l eman chose for his subject the Compromises of the Coa stal:M.on, but I soon discovered that he was unused to handle this subject, and conid not get al ong without mentioning the names of Clay and Web ster among the authors and defenders of those measure+ He had not proceeded far when came to a dead halt—•ewbether it was for want of an idea, or whether he was really suffering for a drink I cannot tell, but some sagacious and lumps ' thising democrat called out for "brandy" for the speaker, and alter moistening his lips and throat, proceeded until hejlitished. "Hall," "Hail." was then loudly called. and after • abort time come one appeared on the dry geode box, whore name 1 did not team, and es old Wagner no lager, held the candle, I could not distinctly mark his features c . o es to knoW him should I meet him. Perhaps, Mr. Editor, you can find out by asking Mr. Cake, whom j•saw in the party, and if you do, let me know. He appealed so liberal and kind-beertedthm ',would like to become acquainted with him. He said a certain Mr- tineffst Orwjga. burg thought to out-general them, by buying up all the blank naturalisation papers, so that the denio casts could not get any, bat he had twin found out and his plans &nitrated: he wanted all the deMO ants who had not yet taken out their papers, to tio to (*siphon; and get them without money and without price, and if they could not walk down, to come to Pottsville, where they would find a con verameereadytoaolocoodate them, free ofeupense. A "Kickapoo" in the crowd here sung oat, "faith, and that's the moist sinsible sPaich of the evening." The first speaker then re-appeared on the dry goods boa, with a second edition, urging every democrat to go to the polls and votethe whole ticket. :The meeting then . came to • close, at precisely 9 o'clock, having been in operation east one hour, but it wits an hour big with important resnlis to the de montsey of St. Clair—m ;it were delivered 3 lotig, original (4 speeches and , one second edition, and I went home pondering the things I heard and saw. stuns. rirltats.-4 geaile rsiu corzuneneed falling here stoat 4 o'clock yesterday, afte rn oon. The sky was dissent with dart and ihreiteiting &Ws_ 2 but es "all signs - fail dry werithew" , it was difficult to foretell thins's. MilaZ also came in for a share of his thunder. He forgot to mention that at one time it was a choice pet of his, and that he lauded it to the skies as long as it danced to his music, "but alas' poor Yoriek," now he may playand 'sing, but the " darned little monster won't dance." B. Bartholomew, Esq., next received a little of the "(Mitt " and as evidence of the style of the gentleman, we heard the words knave, fool, and liar used indiscriminately toward the editor of the Journal and the afore-mentioned gentleman Strong language—but then the subject was a gist subject, the speaker excited and the weather warm When all these things are taken into consideration. we can account for such warm language. The County ticket received the go-by, because the speaker was exhausted, and " circumstances , over which he had no control," commanded hint to remain silent. The heads of the speech were not well divided anal the war=whoop was raised only when B. Bartholo mew and the Journal were rnentioned—when the, Bank was touched there was a perfect silence--he injured a great many corns and we fancied we heard some exclaim,—" Quit that, Frank, you are now grinding our corn." R. M. Palmer, Dig., and the man with the horse, Chas. Fraley, Esq., followed with short speeches. The defendir of Montour's interests appeared mer lons to be witty, but it was impossible, for nature never intended him for a wit or an orator. Rit ner's administration appeared to be the burden of his remarks, and when speaking of old Joe Ritner, the Senator mimicked him in broken German. Atter this display of sarcasm against Rimer. the gentleman, in his own thence language, murdered the King's English, in a style not oftei heard in a public speech. If Ritzier ever spoke the English language more indifferently than the Senator, then w, wilt admit that he was not quite as fine a scholar an Samuel Johnson ; but that the Senator ever had as much brains or as much learning as Ritner, we are fear ml we never can believe, tunes.: we hear a gre ater display of wit and learning than he manifested on Monday, September Bth. The usual amount of buritcum was used in the Resolutions, and then the meeting adjourned. • On Tuesday, the Court convened at 8: o'clock A. M.. and disposed of scene trifling business, and at one o'clock the Whigs assembled at the Court House in large numbers, and,—On motioa•Nieholas Jones, Esq., was called to the Chair, and a large number ofgenttemen appointed Vice Presidents, and William A. Hammer and Col. J. M Wetherill, l &vietaries. After the organisation, on motion, of Maj. Its. H. Campbell, B. Bartholomew. Esq., wits called upon to address the meeting. For more than an hour the speaker held the audi ence completely under his control. Sarcasm, wit and eloquence, were each used by the speaker in their turn, and it mattered nor which was used, so successfully was the subject handled that the ap plause was deafening. The speaker first alluded to the complimentary remarks, which had been made about hen by one of the Locctibeo leaders, the day before at the Crailuy meeting. The political life of the gentlemen was reviewed at great length, and his position upon the Tariff question exposed in a 'manner, that was disliked very mach by both the Kickapoos anti The Kane latter of Polk,nnd the journey of the Senator from Schuylkill' and the gentleman in question to Washingtou city, to sustain the Act of 1842—there call for more money and their return to Pottsville with the result of their labors in their pockets, via the Tariff of 184 G—canal forth cheers with each a hearty will from the meeting, that we saw several Locofoco coat-tails disappear' very suddenly from the Court Room Bigler and Johnston were compared, and the comparison was not very flattering • to the for mer, and the audience appeared to be of the same opinion, for we heard several voices cry aloud, " Johnston:sour man, to the mischief with the sleepy candidate who let.t a committee think for him. and who now wishes to dodge the 'responsibility. - A more scathing speech, or one more tilled with unanswerable facts, (for the speaker produced in evidence the records of the Semite and House, and nttmeroua Loeofoce papers to prove his position! we have never listened to, in Schuylkill county, and we fancy that the Locofoco .t will be careful in titture how they aftruk: the sleeping lion, for although peacefill and affable whenin a quiet marid, when touched unjustly t he can more than repay his ad versaries. Maj. Jas. H. Campbell and -"no. C. NeVille, Esq., then addressed the meeting, the first upon the• County ticket, erulthe lasfirpon the eon sinewy' of theLocsofoco party upon the Tariff ques tion. Both gentlemen - were very happy in their remarks and called forth long continued cheers front the audience. We have attended many meetings in the County, but none that will compare with the one held on the 9th. The utmost harmony and good feeling appear to exist among all classes, and the determination which brings Imetess, beats in every breast. With this feeling arid this union throughout the County, the reign of Lceofoeoism is at an end.and in October next They will see again that same old coon, They will hear again that same old tune. For many now fancy defeat's their doom • Then huzza for Written F. 3m:run:a Yours, ' he ' Or Democratic. Whig County pursuance of a %Aril of the Standing Committee, a very large number of the Democratic Whigs of Schrrylkill County, assembled in the Omni Howe, in the Borough of Orwigsburg, on TcWsday after noon, Sept. 9th, 1851, told on motion . , the following pirtous were chosen as <dicers of the meeting • . President—COL. NICHOLAS JONES . Vice Presidenti—Charies W. Taylor, Esq., Maj. Jacob Mennig, Peter Filbert, Benj. Bensinger, Hi ram it igg, Daniel' Hilt, Uriah Gene, lan Saari+, Nathaniel Ferguson, Daniel F. Follweiler. • Secretaries—Wm. A. Hammer, Col. J. Macomb Wetherill. r : The meeting being organized, the following per sons were *minted a Committee to drafts pre amble' andcr 9 w A litous curessive of the sense of the meeting, vii!--Col. D. G. M'Govvan, Dr. 3, F. Treiehler, Col. John Hendricks, .Taco' Hammer, Jeiemiah Reed, Wm. L. Whitney, Esq., Simnel 1). Ball, Esq.; Win. Lerch, Moses Suoase, Jacob Lisidenmmh, Martin Weaver, Benj. Bannan, and J. T. Werner, who, after retiring a short time, re ported the following proceedings, which were read and anseiritoindy adopted : • . Wuznzes, Sinee the organisation of this Gov ernment, the Whigs have been the National Party, , and that attachment and fidelity tone V'iion, ever ' has been, and now, is one of the leading characters which govern them, both in the Nonh and Snub, and while we revere the' wiadorn and pa of ,of our ancestors, who trained the Union of the States under nor Constitution, we attribute 'our power and prosperity at a nation—the security of Property, and the means of morel and intellectual elevation to their firm and faithful adherence to the Union, and to the Compromises of the Coisnunion at all times, and upon ail °condole. Therefore, Resolved, That as the basis upon which our General GoVertMlut was erected, is . prodnet of Il i e reciprocal concessionamowthecon ctinginterests of different sections of the ies Count ~ of mutual re spect tor the diversit of opin e high Fey ailed „am p s, among tbe citiiens, end of affection cher ished by their- cbantnon origi , and the common pew"; togs, end sacrifices thievish which thew coin. moo liberties - had been sircii- - -We, the Whigs of eabWdll coety, believe, that the binder they 11101 E=IMM=M:= I ; EMM2II smsum4.l an Only be 'perpetuated upon the same basis of concession, reVeo4 and affect"' Resolved, That the hig party has always been the conservatiVejnety, and that the Union and the enactment of good Lana are' the elements of its conservarivissn, for while they grant ,t,o every edi yen in the Country the right of speech or individual sentiment, they claim for themselves the like favor, for without corhingthey proslrsr a wife rocerrve; tivisan upon all National subjects -1/essired, That we lock with pride at the posi - lion which our Wh i g brethren have assumed in Tenneetee,Georgia t ßdissiSstppkand Alabama open 'heath*, o f the Union—werejoice in their triumph over Locoloco Disunicnists, for they have proved to the world that the Whh:s of 1651 are the &seen• dante of the Whigs of 17743—and that so long as they prove true to their principles, the Union never can be dissolved. r • Revd vtd, That"eve fully approve of and ,will support the Compromise measures of the last Con- grew • Resolved, That in MILLARD FILLMORE, our prrsent Chief Fzecutive, we have the man for the crisis, whose ptudence,gent,and statesmanship have conducted our noble old ship of State 'through the fearful' shoals and quicksands by which she was surrounded, and has plaited her in calm deep waters, where the gentle breeze of prosperity waits. her on to the fulfillment of her glorious destsuy. - • Resolved, That in Major General WINFIELD SCOTT, the Hero of the late War with Great Britain and the Chieftain of the Campaign in Mexico, see have the Statesman and Soldier, whom the people of the United States Will at all times cordially en dorse for the highest position in their gift—and re vere his name while Chippewa, - Lundy's Lane. Vera Cruz, Cherutiuseo, Chapultepee, Mexico, &e., are mentioned in'History. • Resolved, That in Wudasu F. JouNsroe, we have a candidate of whom we May be justly proud, I for while he has filled the Gubernatorial Chair of Pennsylvania, the State' debt has been diminished I six hundred and fijiy-nine thousand one &owl eed and twenty-Inv dollars and 7. inety-eight tents,-- .the Public Works leading to the Great West re sumed; the credit of the State , re-established; the i general prosperity of the State increased, and the interest of alt classes in the community guarded with fidelity. At home and abroad, Pennsylvania occupies* conspicuous position, and her Chief Ma gistrate a rank amongst the first Statesmen of the daY—land in October nextdhe people et the old Key stone will endorse his administration and re-elect him Governor of our glorious State Resolved, That w Joh nSt robin,. nf old Lanen , ,ter, our candidate for Canal Commissioner, we re cognize an holiest farmers, a just and thorough-going business-man., who will. if elected, look well to the best interests' of the good old Keystone State, and who will surely reform the abuses an d exicuTagnn. ceA of the present Canal Board. Resolved, That we can look with pride to our candidates for the Supreme Bench of Pennsylvania, and with Coulter of Westmoreland, Comlk of Mon tour, Chambers of Franklin, Meredith of Philadel phia, and Jessup of Sitsquehannu, tor our Supreme eirt Jailers,. the Laws will be faithfully and ably e:oourided and enforced, end will serve as land ra .rks to guide ail in the Ocean 'at conflicting opinions. Resolved, That the thanks orthis meeting be hereby tendered to the members of the Democratic Whig County Convention for the discrimination and wisdom displayed by them in, the selection of our Conley 'fieket, having placed before the people honest, intelligent, and efficient men, who, when elected, will discharge their duties in such a man ner as wilt reflect honor u..' those, who, by their suffrages elevate them tot ieir respective offices, Reso/erd, That in Christopher Lreser, Esq., of Orwigsburg, our candidate for President Judge of this District, we have an honest man and an oo complished Jurist whose elevation will prove an, honor to the Bench, and by his integrity and imptit , i ninny be'a blessing to alt'classes in the community ' Who wish the springs °filmic:x.lo remain pure and uncorrupted. Resolved, That westaud now, as we have- always stood before, in favor of such a Tariff for Protec tion, as will secure to the Miner, Manufacturer and, Laborer protection against _the withering blight or Free Trade, which under - the Tariff of 13.16. has caused every town, village, hamlet, and forge .tire to feel its desolating breath. We still are opposed, and ever will be opposed 'to the policy of a party which makes oar imports exceed our exports, and which sends us abroad for articles that could be manufactured at home—thus draining our country of milliOns of dollars yearly , to support a Foreign Aristocracy, .whb laugh at our itepuhlican lilt - lions and our folly in thmishing them with a good market for their products to the impoverishment of our countiy. Resolved, 'That es citizens of Pennsylvania, and particularly of Schuylkill County, it is our duty to oppose:and defeat Col. Wu. Blount; the Locotoco candidate for Governor of the Commonwealth,w ho has openly declared himself to be in favor of the British Tariff of lb Resolved, That we pledge ourselves to a cordial and undivided support of the whole- State and County Ticket, believing Out upon their success depends the,permaneat prosperity and happiness of the Stair. The meeting was ably and eloquently addressed by Benjamin Bartholomew, Col. J. H. Campbell, and John C. Neville, who were frequently inter rupted with loud applause " The following letter Jottn..ret waA tnen read: EIS4TIVF CHAMBER, HARRLSBPRG, September. 8, 18.51. Jae. H. Campbell, Eal., Chairman, and othe of Committeee Gringargts :—ln reply to your kind invitation t ' visit Pottsrille, to address the citizens of Schuyl kill County, I would respeetfully say that Satzorlay the2oth tust„ is the day I hnve appointed for that purpose. I expect to reach your Borough on that day and address may fellow-ritilens at l o'clock, P. M., or iu the evening of that day as a 'bethought mart expedient. I hope to rental at Pottsville during the Sabbath, and on Monday t dress one or two meetings in the County, et su h points as my friends may select. I am, gentlemen, yours trnly r. WM. F JOHNSTON Retalerd, That the proceedings df'this meeting be-publashed in all the Whiz papers-of the Connty; The Meeting adjourned with six hearty eheerl 'for the whole Ticket. - BAD J IIREATH, A DISADESEABLE TASTE INI the mouth, and other' nnpleasant symptoms. are the result nf indigestion. When the food, instead of be ing FM!Peely di...mired, remains in the stomach until It becomes to a manner ramified, a delaterinua called septic Arid, is generated. which, mixing with. the Bald of rho mouth, is certain not only to glee a bad Wrath, but is also a trnesause of wasting of the gums, a deposit of tartar, and decayed teeth. Wright's Indian Vegetable Piils not only cleanse the stomach and bowels of alt bilious and pntrld MOTS, and paltry, the blood, but they elan restore the digestive organs to a healthy toner and are there- fore certain to remove a bad breath, and prevent a premature decay of the teeth. Bereass of Conaterrefts The gennina is for sale by T. F. BEATTY is G. DROWN, and D. N lIEIS LEE, Pottsville ; and by the Agents given in another I column. Wholesale Office, 169 Race. Street, Pbila. DR. WAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES.— We again take pleasure in commending these valuable preparations to those whammy have occasion Inc their salutary andeffiracinna indicate. in speaking of the •• Compound Syrup of Wild' Cherry," we would re mind the reader that Dr. Swayne's preparation MOH: only one that contains thi. active principle of this much salami medicinal agent. The fact of Dr. 6waync beings regular Physician who possesses the ads.in t ages of experience and practice in his pmfeasion of many yeare„Ja calculated to increase the public con fidence In the superior merits of the medicines in question. sa. For Certificates, of remarkable - Cores see our advertising column", , ANOTHER ACIENTIFIC WONDER t-INPORT not Dyspeptlec—Ur.l, P. llonyhton's Pepsin, 'Prue Digestire rod or :(iatirk Air,. prepared from Ran: net, or the Fourth atomarh ofthe Or. after dirertinna of S Baron Idebig. B ;he great Phyolologieal Chemtt. by oughton, M. D., Philadelphia. This i t r uly a wonderful remedy for In diOfttion Dyspepsia, loon. dire. Meer taimplelnt, Constipation and Debility, ra ting niter Natures own method, by Notnree own agent, the G agar le Julep. Pnmphiets., containing Sri? n tide eviderce of Ito value. furnished by auento path: Are Wire among the medical advertioements. PF:RAChis AFFLICTED WITH COUCH H, Code Whooping rough or any Pulmonary Arrectiona,woold do well to procure Nome of liuglrea Expectorant. Itla a palatable. 'weedy and certain remedy. gee /Over 'filament in another eolnam. POTTRVILLE MARKETS. CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE 7OUANAI. I . Wheat Flour, Phi . $5 CO 'Dr'd peaches iar'd #3 00 Rye do do _ 359 do do tinpar'd 175 Wheat; bushel. 53 a9O Ord apples paired 125 An 65 Egp, dose*" II Corn, do - ' . 65 Rutter, 14 Oats, do ,38 Shonideis Potatoes. do 55 Haws. Timothy Seed, ' 225 Ilay.tor Clover do 400 Flatter. MEM gro Tokrugas INSTITUTE.—A Teachers' In stitne or Normal School. will be held at Tama qua. Schuylkill county. Pa.. commencing on M°N DAY;Septemher 15th, at 3 o'clock. P. M. . Tbedesign of this Institute Is to better prepare teachers for discharging its high and responsible do ties devolving upon thorn as instructors of. Tout h. Many experienced Teachers are ezpeeted to be pres ent, and a general attendance is earnestly solicited of a ll. w h o b ine be e n, w ho are, and who contemplate being Teachers and also all who feel en interest in the cense of Education. Prof. P. 6. AlletL, A. U. of New York, is e xpected to deliver the opening address. sewing forth more ful ly the object and benefit derived from such Institu tions and Scientific Lectures will be delivered on the subject of Eduystion from tlerie to time a t he conceu- , tint' may &ohs , , by distinguished literary men, who I have been invited to attend. We meet cordially invite Teachers. Male and Fe- males. from all pans orate State to meet with us. and School Director , in want of good Teachers, and ali others who feet an Interest in the advancement of our Public Schools to be present. • , - We would say. cow! Test Come one, tome all attend our meeting. Let every School send her represetitatlve-Aet eve ry District send her directors—and let every man send himself. • May the great good whirls stall result Irons the met ling, and the sound principles of instruction which Schools, inculcated these,• ehtrate ant system of and stimulate the Teachers of -every county to 001lObt the worthy s=ample set by Schaylkili. Board of &strut tore.—P. Q Angel, A. al., D. G. Rush; N. Olmstead, B. Bannon. A. K. Brown. and B.E. Gem TUN MICH VPLIIII.I. 19:11.19T17 AtiltIN:111.711 - tal floeitty_will meet at the bonze of James Lea slg, la North Manheim Pained. y,the IMO of Pep leather. 1951. at 9 o'clock. P. M. OED FELLOW'S CEMETHY.—PERSONS . 'err desiring Lots or Craves In Odd Fellow's etMee 117mm:ter the direction at the entneSttee Lodge, Na. O. Pottsville, will apply to John C Mattis. David K. 'nook. gsq John J. Rated: rpota LADIRB AND OE'NTLEMEN DAN -111.11 e. ViettlngenoWeddlng Cards Engrarenandprinted In the latest styles, by testi fr ng iiNetdern at Bannan'e cheep Bank and rtrlety,Rtore: where 111111411 P., ean be pro. Cards!prinred from Pieta's? short Antler. irop MOUNT Ls.IIREL CEPARTSitr.—PSRROIist kr , desiring Lou or Grave* in Mount laurel Coma. tory, nod*, the direction or tee Vestry of , Tricky Mora. Porwrilio, will apply to Andrew Russel. or E. 0. Pun, Von, 4 • :11 - 4 - 1 1 1LigrOlfA ' 11,1 T Ittc — ATTORNEY AT Law. Ponseinie: . Schuylkill county, Pa. °Mee, in COW , lortetint , P o Mte the American Honer. May 21. 1151 '. - '. - ---, ; _' 22-It Dt. iiA2ll V ICI : BirliF.treliC Offidir, cor ner VA and Mahantaugo atteete“Pott sr Me— (the -one lately oecupied by Dr'. Thor . .. Brady) PettaVIIIP, March 1.5. 1i3.51 - 111-tf .._ , _ _ I)I7ILLIrin 1.... AV ITITIVIC T, ATTORNEY Ir IV =Law, Pntigrille,Srhitylkill county, Pa-- Office in Centre street, nearly opposite the Miners' Bank. L. d. TRAI I 6II, ATTORNEY AP LAW Tremont. Tremont. Schuylkill; Countt, Pa. Tremont. April 2: 1 , In t. I OEM WILLIAMSON & JAS. C.OOPF.R, at' Attornies at tsar, Potraville. °Mee In Centre St. frok doors Ea.tof the 4• eennsylvania Hall." Mr. Cooper will attend at all the Courts. Pottsville. Dec.:, Tx woOD, ATTORNEY AT LAW.—Othre ALI next-n(lol'j° the- Pettit ! )ithe RI, 1851 ; ----------------- 1 .-» - ! lITANEIP.-, Smart stumble persons aii travel ! ii li ing At) .N TS for procritins nntinrribers for a i Rook. - T he c F otidiriM nn are favorable and good PAY meat Will be given. Thrive who would like to be ! tome Agents in thin busine,ropply to I M. HENRY ik. Co. living by Mr. lolepttj Albright, West Brunswick i Townshlp, Schuylkill rionuiy.near ()Mir:burg. dept 13,1 RM . 1 17-9:l' ! -., . 1 ANTED.—At the Clover Hilt Mines. in tiles ! TV Infield coitnly,neur Richmond, Virginia ' twenty MINORS to illy and blast Coal. The coal Is Bitu minous and easily dug. from one to two dollar= per day can he easily realized. It in preferred to give the work by contract, either in small or large pareebt JAMES 11. CON, President, eto% er Hill Chestot field Mining Cn• Aro ti, linSt I . Zretf {XT ANTED.—FIVE MALE TEACHERA A NI) , 'three Female Tearherl, to take rtruge of the Public , . Schools to 'Reel Norwegian District. None need apply nnleo: fully rWropistr nt to leech the various braurhev of an English educatiou. An extinlnation of applicant= will take ;dare at the Sr hoed !louse in Port Carbon, on the 29th of September, at 1 o'clock P. M. The Schools will open on the let of October ; Addrena (post-pa id) ' 1.1 It. 011541:Ser lA, Ser'y ; , O TOT/CE.—Letterof Adminioration of 1t44. Port Carbon, August 30, 1 5 51. 35-ill —— I N tile 'of OFIORriP. CRISSMAN, late of einr INFoßaiktiosll 4 .ll7lollPeaty of WILL il WILLIAM ' grove townebip„;Scrnyllill county, det',, tiar;nl I. RUDDY. about 33 years of ageortginatly front the been planted to , the undersigned by the Regi.i.r Towniand Of Glebe, Parrett of Cinumanny. County oft .Wilt., kr ~ of Schuylkill comity. SA periaiii , i Galway. Ireland; and who, when lamb..wit from, waii-; deideit to the estate are rt quested 1.. make lior,ili employed on the eoliths Work , nrar Chub-Mon, Sir- ; ate payment, and those having claims agaii.-1 lb. gimp,. Any infoimatioo in tel iron to iii:n, addressed : slow to pr,ent i nein .3.ati,•niiraied for stilerit , , , t by mail to the subscriber , his brother , Port Crrhoti , ADAM f'lll:4:44lkN . Post Office,Schuvikill enmity. l'enucylv.iliia, will be 1 . . HENRY CRISSNIA \ thankfully received. Virginia paper* pies., copy. ; i tiEnEttlE CAIRN'S At. PATRICK RUDDY. ; Aug 23. Is:II ,il.3tv Administrator. Angust 20,1831, , , IL at= y 1 1 , ISSiIICEITION OF PARTNERRIDP.—T il E. riIEACHEEts W A . NT:ED—THREE FEMALE , LP' ParturrAttlp heretofore existing between thi., un -1 and two Male Teachers are wanted 'white thane I dersigned, tinder the firth of BAUM: k. WINGERT of the Puteir fteltook in the &mu f ti o ' S'ehtlyiklll 1 haa thin day been dissolved by mutual roticer,t An t i . Haven. Applications will be received n to lb. 20th i persons knowing themselves indebted wilt Itleyoe r t ., of September . The Achonlq will open t h 211 of rirp• I and u t .ihr .‘llle wilt, and save coat. . ' leather. hinge hut in r:ong of good mortal rharacter, ; JOHN P. RAUSE, and fully competent need apply Addresn• . ANDREW yWINRERT N. II DICKSON, Sec'y of slur Board Tremont, Aug. 2. WM 11.44 ; ____ ,Sehitylkill Haven. Angnat an. ICSI. 35 ' .3 ` 1 voTlcir. IR HEREBY GIVEN THAT am... (liekelitiCH WANTED.--i4PVill Principal 1 ill fluent No. 7 has been matte by the Duet-Inn •,f and Two Agnielant School . Twirling are wanted ! I,y(onting County Mutual Instituter. Company, an a. in Blythe District In this roomy. Applicants will t Premium noter in force. ou the 25th day of sprit is.li meet for examination et New Philadeinhil, on Thor= , andearly payments of the came are parttruirri) reign tiny th.:1111, of September, at 0 O'clock A. M. Term= i r ,I:iliat the claims' of .ullerers may be primpil) pad *3O a 111.111(11 fin via month= to the Principal..' IND-CLAYTON, .• . •Ry order of the Hoard I Receiver Bo the County of Ilrfluyikle A. P.RDMAN, :Aec'ry. i Pottsville July 19.1051 ' 11A-if at-at 9 to 10 14 SO S 00 iC•I ",~~ -CARDS WANTED, &c e . Aug 23.1851 . -- xro 7 rupir..—NOTlCE IS HEREBY EIVEN 14, gA/ ANTED---A PERSON To riIIrEttINTEND ! ill the•7nizens of Schnllkill county intend toapp• I V I' a real Mine. 14 . 4.11 sititated in Weitern Virginia. i to the Legi*latute at the next Seesion, fora Chan. : (Experience in 51ining and references of the hiaheet of a Bank of Ms.:aunt and Deposit. to he tocatid ~ charaetet required. Aachen., Ketv Volk City Pont i the florough of Tamaqua. Schuylkill county. Pt. la Mike. Rot 3405,91.1110'e qualification*. . be called *. TM: ANTHRACITE HANK OF Ti Aux. 2, 1831 1 31-If ', HAQUA." with a Capital of Two Hundred and fill} . , I Thousand Dollars with the privilege to I incrcre tin Sl"' ATION WANTED, AS AttF.NT 0111'119k t ,nnat of said Bank 1.. Five Hundred Thunsata poi in some nut done;busitiess, by a young man now i...,2:. - - ' 'acting an book Keeper in a large wholesale commis- • ''" , inseph Houghasv out. pion store in the city. :If required the best of city ref- t wiman ., u Erb " . :erente will be given, address R. HANNAN, Pottsville . I A. L. Bonchrory , 25- I • June 21, Isls/ J ti.... Michael Beard, ' ITANTED JIIIMEDIATELY-1000 stEOND j Richard carter; • V handed Nall Kegs, in good only, with either one I it, Morganroth, s,wn heads ; I Tamaqua. mune:43.1851. ' E. YARDLEY ' 6 I• 813 - 'WO WOOD CDNTRACTO6V • .—:I'TepasiII Her. .14,1850 50 lf , ; 1 will be received by the Rhiladelphla and lb•akio %‘TAIIITECD--3 'OR 4 MAtinNkiTet Wlll.l. I Railroad Company lora qupplv aeon! Wood. fora. V find employment at the Tamaqua Iron Work*, 1 year 1851. Specifications insy,c..• had on applicator, If immediate application is made. ' !toH. M Walker, Mount Call•ilii, or in Henry Hen. , l j X R. & E.' K. .45.11T11. i Wood Agent, Schuylkill Haven . Tamaqua, Feb. I. 1251 5-if 1 Feb. IS, 1851 • ': i'''''i csrANTED.-A s COOD BLACKSMITH WANT- i V,, OTICE.--, LABORERS DINERS! &Kb OTA ed In the 'roach inantiCactory of Philip Ha if a. in ;LI Etta , whokwish to putt lose lets in Trevem,,,,, Third nice. t. I - private sale, will find an Agent oo the Premiw.nra Pottsville. astanst.:nt. 1551. :is-ti , th e town 0 1 iihamokin Labor on the lisilmad sl. --s ~d a r „ ,,, p d. I . Ibe taken in payment of lots. One halt the Mt. 4 ' the laborer* ei ill be advanced in cash. " D. N. BOYD, Ageri... 13.11 IAT ANTED A sTnaeitecre v r 11.. Pottsville. Aug 2. 1851 1 -31-3 t ----- wow.— $ June 8, 18541 sicti oo m wAfiriap— KY THE 81111:11111- , wmaawnillwlls her 113 eustoniers at the Freeman's Hall. Potts- - - • ville Schuylkill county, Pa , where they ran be ar •I ' FOR SALE AND TO LET. rommodatod with comfortable board and lodging on FOR RENT —A ROOM sod 11Cif reasonable terms. His hit IA supplied with the bea i .i . ; ... Porter, Al., Cider, and all kinds of temperate drinks 1 p i s's ment with Steam Power.anitsble fors tan. the sear= can Wm& The house is situated in the - - ple to - ti: HANNA!, most healthy and airy part of the Borough All the n different Stage Linos of the Coal Region start from 1 _r°llBl..lll.P. Sept 1 3 . 1851 . 77- opposite his house. !The hnase i 3 fitted up in a :style • ..t i -FOR. RENT, IWO THREE STOII i i. not easy surpassed tit beauty and neatness. He pledges r,- 7 . dwelling houses , with. gas -and Water f.: himself to use all his evert ion. , In making those coo- -11 tures. in Centre street, between the Am, fortable who give him a .call- Hoard per week, 412.50 Single mesh, I , il Beds, i rill.. Apply to Wm 1.. WHITNEY, Arm 12t. Non:tree for luggage' , August 50. 1851 - 35-41 i 1110 M AA ii liftril ARO . 111. A RARE CIIANCE TO LET: AN - 01:D B. Potraviile, Marc h 'l, iSA 4-551 t la hil.heel Grocery Stand. in a good toralloo,wkr , r 'noinfitable hnsiness may be done. The ilf MIES i% . good will of the present occupants will be leiVea U , i moderate rent. Address flor 198„ Pottsvilie P. Ui:.:. I ___Potterille..lingutt 30,1851, . - 35- ~ ._ i VOlll, RENT..-THE SECOND a *nit . Wet I I` Foster & Co.'s Shoe Store. Apply to SOLO. FOSTER 3241 GROCERIES, &O SAPSAGO CHRESE, BOLOGNE SAirSAGES. Superior Sugar', Cared Hams, Choice green and Black Teas Oswego Starch, . • dg prepared;Cori, a...puddings ; netters retrbrated Canine. - Rmoked Tongues, • - .iiIiFNT--11 -- N., . i t • • PID Aitlf COLLIERY WITH Sutr FL .,,,,,, no. di ,,,.. d 0.... us , ....,,,, c , 4 - 1 .. 1 • , • 1 '.1.. Breaker and all other Improvernonts ready fc. i M By ~ ,F 4. ,v A ~ i eN. ~ 'weak , , al...goad Reiland White Ash veins =marmot . • . . t . il ti . 1 Ap p tl o y m t v n ale, joy ifi, 105 y1ARLES M. HILL, Iv Pottsville, May 9.1, 1651' --- - : :0-11 coApt so/I,p Imo AP t---JUST REPEIVEIiai :, ; _ . EO4 - tifilft lk-TH FI ilifill:l6TT 01 1.71 1110 Rt. Vl3,r Depot, a large consignment from i c the sitharriber in Norwegian Sneer him Barrio &,,17n., conilstingnt , gir teal position would make it s. fa vorablekors BROWN SOAP,;' PALE Do EXTRA Do cation for one whnse hustnes is trithitru , r, fed sale at the St Clair Wpm ~ 14. , Borough. . JAPIER A INNEF UHLER. REPPLIEII & (.0 , Agent- 1 - FrottsvilleJulv 111„ 1851 ' ' 29ar - - N. H. Always On told, and for sale n superior :Ir. l- • - • -FO R . — -- ,-- ---;---- -•-- ti. title of Miners' Oil, which will he arild low. , DALN.-A GOOD TWO 1 411 ' June 14, 1551 : 44-11- ! c.. -- ,. ry Dwelling House, and 10 acres of ad ;5',.: (or more if required li the pliffhiss, ' 'llFr.NElli DEPOT --For Pottery made at the ; - suitable for a small faun, handsoroelylm !-Brockville works is removed from, Silver's Ter-, led on 'tie West Branch at the River Schuylkill co race to East Norwegian street aOw yards East of ; Mine Hill Railroad, within two milts of Poling!' Mann' Carbon Railroad. Storekeepers and others : and about the tame illtuanre from Mineriolle h are reqncstert In call and inspect the stork nn hand ! price and term' apply an A. RUS:4F.I. E. 110DOSON, Agent ' Mahantango Stkeet Pottrvilii April 12, 1651' l• ' 15-1 f July 19,1851 4 ; iikif - --!-- _ - A 14111FERIOH tot of Rums' Cided HAMS and : FOR RENT. ' • - -TWO MS ..A INc rt..lmiouLDEnfi pia received from the packers-- i / houte s with rooms in (OW, s uitable -;.• those who want a: gond article in that line„, will please .• offices or stores. In Thompson's Rem c give no a tall. . Also a very fine flavored Black Tea I Market street. Three offices in the %tf '4l that we ran recommend. l story of the :arni. row, ; ' 1 SHIPMAN sr CHAMBERs. ! Om roora in theitrid story of ThelaPP°' Aug. 9,1551 ' 52-id I Hall, carnet of '2,1 and Market streets. Also a CO: - - - in the came building. HIO COPES:E.-AO Bags Rio Coffee assorted One Frame Dwelling House In Seventh .tre e' , , qualities jos' received and for silo very low for Market The shore property will be rented Inn. 4: nth al Silver Terrace. Wholesale Grocery & Proms 1 p . 1 3, 1 ,, ii i ,. subscribers. ton Rooms, Centre Street c I DOBBINS, Agr ELIZABETH C. TIIOIIPSO Pottsville. AtirJ9.3, 1551 Mal • .1, W. anseaßßer. I , EFilltED 'SVA 1414 G.-50 Tiorreht rirrillYd i Pottsville, April 5. 1851 , 14-11 _ • s sugars of various iillailile.4 1140 received and , • Fon oEist-Lt void. stionA 0) will be sold cheap , in which the attention Of Or trade ~.Tip" ,S, Centre strret,One recently nee/Jews) is "mutated. , IF J. DOBBINS. Agt •••. ', ' 1.4. Sheol/Seas a Shoe Si ore. anti atis on , Pottsville. Aug, 23. ti , sl. 3-I.lf 0 m 0 a adjnining. - all 1 ' ICACTF-Lit hips Sultan as Everinit's Vlrll S uga r i ..„ ~... .....• AIM), a two•Atory FRAME ilOl LP Cared Reef: in yellow bars In mine and for le , '- and ST ABLE on the smile lot. on Mort by 111 AS T. WILAON. F,. Water .-I atreet. Enquire of J. MORGAN. Market f 51 ' Phliaila... A u'g: p, 1851 . 31 If , Feb. 15, 1151 a a -- -- H• A 3113- 5 a brit Pilill • A eirri ellenr,Cti - reii • iii i arric. In FOR SALE Oft; TO LET.-f 4 . yellow ball's; In store and for sale by • A pleasant Residence in West Bisset . •(' HAS T WILoON S:1 Water A.. , sea Valley, situated on' the Mine Hill Rai, July 26, 15i1i 30-tf : II S . Boad.a. short distance: from schulititt. NTPLIRIPTBD - EXR - 14ST it-. 4-- Haven, containing about •eventeen wriS FA very superior ariirle ol Black Tea ; I„7 - ouse. Juts received and for sale, by I H - under a high slate of .tultivation Th. Barn and oath:Hiding l s are all In good reps” .1. M. BEATTY A SON. I -Apply lo l -,C, M. 1111.1., Poo iv ills, May 24, 1551 ' - 91-if Mahentadgit Street. tf Pnti s sritl. 11 4 c - A COO EE -A SUPERIOR - 4 . 11T1 taik OF rel. I. M sl A.l. Ci gen n uine Motha E C - offee,iStrecrive - d - irti s- in - Ne',l,tioti RENT. -A LARGE ROOM AIDOT 1' York, by I .1. hi DEVITT P SON. I' T. Taylor's clothing .Inre;2ll by 55 fret 2d st ,, , Pottsville. Illaval, 1851 1.1-if earner Centre and itlahnntaingn siren. • . , ____-_--- ' Polgsviice Anvil 2 , 5.1851 E if 1 ' EAR=-Very ; choice GREIF N a iid BLACK TEAS . , r .I. for sale by i .1. M BF:ATTY 1 / 4 RON. , • - - - 4.:-.....“ - Ma reit 99, 1551! I•if MSCP.T.ILANNOUS• . _ - - -- - --- ----- - CUM - AA "PAIHILIt" FLOUR --' t SUPERIott 4 -- 1 AIRPIZTING AND MATTING-A handsor , Ea article, torsi& by Jal BEATTY li SON 4./ assortmenr of Carpeting and Matting, Jul' vertu March 29,10 V . '3 - tf ed sad for sale by ' J, II: BRATTY & BON March 29. 1551 ' • ' 14-if LOST' AND FOUND. VOIFLAY .COW--I.FIFT THE , S U B- J A 7 scriber upon; the 10th of July tam, 3 Light Brindle Caw, ahoni seven years old, - "L•"Xi l with a white streak along the teick.and a Igor • white spot upon her forehead ; bad on when • e le a bell and ramp.; Any permit giving information, or returning- said i'ow; will paid paid any reasonable charge. I TIIO3IAS ROBINSON. Milne Hill, August 30. 1851, . 35- . OTRAT CI3W 1 - --STRAYED from 43 the F obarribflr, N k residing in the borottgli -"-ir of Pottsville, on' Sunday, lath of Amp's!, ..., 1 1551, a large white Cow, with ii. 4 head 1 meg and red spots en her side's. Any person return og mad Cow to the owner, or leaving Information with him that will lead to. her•recnsety, will be peilitily .rewarded., Abnet a Week since. aatatall row marked similarly to the; one above, anal:trough; to the sub scriber. The owner Is hereby requested to call, prove bls property, pay charges and take her away. other wise she will beeokl am the-law directs. JOHN TEM PI.F.. ._august 30. Hat. - as-31 , _ - CITRAT SHEEP.—Flerenteen head of Sheep, r, straying oiCdigine Hitt, near the Centre Turnpike, were taken up on.the - 16th August, 1851.; The owner is hereby requested to call on the subscriber, at Flow ery-Ftelds,. New,Castle township, prove properly, ply the charges, and take thentaway. otherwise they will be sold according to law. , . i. - J. H. FITZBINIMONA. August 30, 1851, . ' 35-3t* . ' HOTELS. . t i l . MONTGOMERY ITOTEL—Corner • ' of RIVER and Wll.l OW *wets above r 7: Callohi 1 Philadelphia. Thls spatulas nous; is now replete Wilt every ronveni ence,abd ready ; to accommodate either transient cat permanent Dna/Pm. The location is eentral,andtbe nelghborhoOti desirable Any one vietting the eity on business or ple'isure, and wrhinO, to retire from the pope and bustle, cannot hebener atenntinntiatett than at this establishment No expense has been enateti in fitting up the house. The Chamber! are welt for niahcd and ventilated, dan the Tabl and B provided r provided with the best tha market can afford. e Good Vard and Stabling ottlehed to the premi4Pß. CLEARER & SCIIEETZ, Prnprtelnr , Sept 11,1851 1 11-am FOR SALE. lERSET LAIRD--s PIMERIOR ARTIeLror al while and clean lard. Cr Gala by ' J . M. BEATTY & sON Mated 29,141 13-if I ORAAT.t.—ALI TUT LOT mAatir.D 14 I F in tbe Torin pini co rner of Chamber. and Mahan ! 130 I^ Wool% bnvmg 60 feet front on biahentaugn I Ntreet. and In &pale I nnninc to Cloud. Alley. Apply .. 1 DAVID CIIILLAS. ' .1110.18,18 A ' .• • ' 3-If ..i. I-_ ...-._ ..,.. TWIT RECEIVED A BEAETWOL ARTIII,E ; ' el 01 Silver Comlut, which will be Pohl low by i -111114. DY & ELLIOTT. .4 . Dee. (4.1185 Q . 50..2i —,--------- »t 1 L bat a small aS ac, Is rh itt.3loll.Wis ASH LOCK-4F. OCCITPE AU p.ap, tasty sod nd colt l ent B - rut. arid Is not liable to pet out of impair, as other Lacks. For sala by gylliVlT k pow, 411,41114; 1651 14.4 f DIIISOLUTIOX.—Tbe Pattearxhip bevel 'lusting between the saber/theta under thep - a! of PIIICE t IW(2UEB. at St. Clair. and WM. Ph k Co., at Philadelphia, wee dissolved by mutat! c o , sent on the 16th Wt. The business-of the potta,m,, will be settled by William Prier, to w hom pe tft ,': indebted to the Firms. will Please wake idiVilleal WILLIAM IWGIIRe ial.eriber Will:continue MP I "ine ,, 4116 RTIMP errand of the above lareiiroi in St. (lilt, wk ., r he will keep a general assonment of the verp h eti goods and at the lowest eawh prleeß t ronsigjite ii part at:rarefies, Dry 4nr,ds. Hardware, QurtniorAr; Floor. Feed. Salt and Ebb. WU . PROT Pt Sept. 13, 1851. A ssitiNEE , NOTloE.—Whereas, AdejTZ, rt Erdman, by DIVA Aseignment tilt the 'benefit nt tit hen appointed the PAbgeribor as tit!, therrigur all permute indebted to the .n.. 14 Add, POO grdman, wilt aro the nerettdy promo& 1, tending to the paOnent of ine tame, and in os i: I . ta 'wing eialtnfi will pietistic. them well authentkatei within tit carets, CHARLES W coopEß Aesignye. N. H.—Thomas: Dotnblazet, in laiddt fro .,„ , k thorized to teeeiromoneye end thine. Sept. 13. IFSI. :17.aes I _ UZI _ l OTICE.--Appliration.4 wilt be rerrixtehy I Boar,/ of School (*remota of the Borough of Pr4ll villa. for one Female Tracker an prinripal rant for No I EisuaLe School. until Arpirmhtr gtity Examination or rte applicant, willbron f 4 ATI-110.1.1 51(irnitirg. Arptecuber alth. at 9 o'clock . By miler of in. Board, J &MRS Eirrity Sept Et. 1831 37•1 t • 1 4:ietitiol. TTIX -7 . 2- The *lc ensurer of the Sihn. _ . _ BoarJ.Pottaville ;flimsies will atteiiit TM end nf thy, ounnAlijit iheOtilie n(8. %% („ n. mom Vsrk. AtrPAI. In freVIVP said Tax. and n 4, iiier ',alit, will he rubjpei in fi per CP 111 add i!inhal ono N CUMMING. Trp*Purri- Sew 13. IfiSi • A TOIL ritrIVIVIK.-jilltirri. • hereby given tb.il Leiter. or. Adminisitaibin nc the eqtate of 'Mermaid Atwater. tate of ito. ,of Af. Clair. deceased. have been granted to tile mil &crawl . all pee.tons indebted to 'be' nice, please make pbythent and Ong* hating ra Pre'•PIII them watinnt delay in W!lt. pn;cr Atiffilnlaltalor flo• Si. (lalr, Sept, 10, 1651 sng. 4.1854 1...„ fine mot or sass:i f :l bet a a ribe g r rin h7;: ce iPl o r .. :r t e — i" .l . QP /BSWlR ' —'rb- 11 nalitlea and Pr , " which wilt as sold al thanufariu B: ANNAN _ Rook OA VatietlLNor , • . . subscriber has Just received a on F aesortrneni of Elegant PANS, of all desedram which wilt be sold ar less than ciiv:prices, at H. HANNAN'S. Book nod Priory allorr i 651 , • : 314 i LAISIAt6 astguriment of limiter Writ,rs limo . A on hand and for male cheap. 21 B.; HANNAN'S • Chose , Book a 'ld - Stationary Atm , - April If), 1851 I ; I • N— ____ __ AXTATOON'S FIRS nalioK—Constantly c Ptah. E. and far sale by the euhrteritarr at the l ' Or Flfa. I E. YARDLEY & SON Aux. 9, 1851 . ' 32.11 OTEAIII PORTABLEIIIOIBTINti and Pomp- Rag Engines: for itoadiny and distil:l3We sr' sets, raising marble rmmAnattleN and pumplog water. Thetis marines ran be maned Rom We I. place by a single horse. - Manufactured by • CIIAMHARLT, No. Id Drinker's Alley, wars econi and Race meets. - r • .IT Apr 02141851. ,4mo- DOVWFY Land Warrants, W 408131.08 We a i.kl/ 1812 of the Florida and Meitela wars, for wout the Wheel tack price:will be _paid; apply or addio 8. B6cHTOLD. No. SO Norih6lll6treet, rbiladelpbo Augogt 23, 1831. • r, . 3.4 m -----7----T-- 1611aA.MERS—First quality ',.PBATIIEBS. "IPbig - ' in N. uerry I, so Mardi .; 11 -it • ci ropiafer EREP.DEEw TEXT BOOK. X Comprising full information respecting the elm test breeds or Poultry and the mode of raDing.lb,"!, with sineuty-live lila:mat ions. Price 121 cents. •'"-' published and for sale at 8. DONNAS'S Cheap Rook and Th. .a capitall book for Pei,ltans w h oa ta supplied Cheap by the 100 copies. June 21.-Ixsl I fAS CIFIETTAXILLI HAVEN XAP.— WE EBE S_commend sll.our readers who - want a Food wy paper In subscribe for the Vcp. TEEMS, $1 in advantr—otherw Ow $2 ED. HENRY] .1 N. (311414E1C1/3. Edital• Schitylkill Haven. F" AR:I'I6IAB FibIENCE—OI I TllB acisNii Fly Exydanarlori of . Common:Things; a caPiWW WQrk fur Sehrtnlq and fantilietijim reertred and fo. 1.311 . _31 I - B. BANNAT O Book and Publitiung 11 . 5 " 8 June 41,1t441 5-- FAIIIIIM.RIi BANK CIIECK4.— CHECK ficol' on lIIP ranter's Bank of Schuylkill County °Wit priutcd, for .tate at. B. LIANIAN' iI Book and -Stationery Starr Stk- __ June 21, lASI VfIICTUODIST fIYMNS—A SPLENDID Assort INlmeni of Methodiet Brno, of the new Edina' direct from the publishers house. New York, some elegant Turkey Morocco bindtris, Just received and formic, wholesale and retail BATMAN'S Wholesale 800 tea SM"' Jane 41.1E51 911. NOTICES. John K. Smith John lia rhin. Peter Aurind, Charles Benn.ti Robert Ratclllr., John liendriek* %ran PtfilisioA.TlONS, 1101 8
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