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rrillde In the Cormlyr and
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when paytn•it ie delayed
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these Papery lu r 3
forms a :Club .of
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iIiaLIFINAL,.
MINER
SA7t7IiTA
On motion,
• , Samuel SiHyman. John C. - Nrville,
Altor.--An adjourned Court I.J•njanthellannan. Benjamin 4;11141w
• M. Long,
o}wigshurg on Monday the , lyre appointed to make arrangements for on
I?er ittsl.,.at 9 o'clock A. 'M. Extra Train, and also to secure proper eon
eotitlet to their papers can veyances for the COmin liter and thetiovernor.
The ibilowing appointments were made
for Saturday, Sept. 20: •
Schuylkill Haven, at 1 &cock, P. M
Pottsville, •1
For Monday:
Middleport,
'famaqua,'
On - motion, theCummittee'waS instructe
to make arrangements for his Excellency at
Col. John C. I,essig's. Hotel, and also to pre
pale a proper place, &c., fur the delivery of
hi- address at the House of Daniel Hill on
.Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
On motion, Cul. James Nagle wab ap
pointed Marshall of the day, and tht; provils
sion to be formed at Mount Carbon, &e.
[Signf d by Site (yilr,rl.l
SEPTP3fBER 20, 1851
O:7NAIMALII
will be,• held
29th pl Septet
when all Alien;
receive the =mi l
cuiv. I
STOWS RECEPTION
The ?okritniti
:Meeting, to rectl i
th Schuy
rangemOits to I.
itee;'appointed at the Deleg- - ate
iveiand escort Gov. - JortNs4ox
l t itill County, have Made ar- '.
-
give him a welcome,: such as
our citizens mite W proud of. 1 ' A por-
r: - -,
pun of the Copmittee will wait on him at
Hamburg, where he is announced to speak
at 12 o'clock,' to-day. James Mil!holland,
Esii : .;iiith a .gallaritry that doe's honor to hint
as aPennsylva _llan, and with an honorable'
disinterested devotion the Whig cause. has
-- ,
volunteered to - ' orWanl the dovernor in the
" - Ariel."' He will arrive at:Schuylkill Ha
ven at or before 2 o'clock. 11.'-here he will ad
dress hi felloiv-eitizens of 'Schuylkill, and
where r the oth r Members of the Committee
will join' in hi. escort to Pottsville.
At Mount arlion, the Procession, under
command of Col. paines Nagle, Marshal of
the day, will be forined aboutl:3l o'clock, -ay
cording to the Proixaminein another column, :
and remain in readiness to e.s ! iort the (lover-
norinto town, un he arrival 'of the "Arid"
1
and accotupanying-Train. -
The services Of several Bands of Music
have been secured,, -and other arrangements
made, befitting; the reception of the highest
Executive of the State and alike creditable
to the eitizeusl -of Schuylkill. Turn out,
friends—we should like to stie: every Whig
in the county on the ground—let our pies
'eneethis afiemOon-be a foretaste of the out
ppiiring that May be exported in WILLIAM
F. lotrNsros's favOr, on the Second Tuesday
of: October-next. i ,
MEETING
'AION. JOHN STIIOII3I
ADDRESS 0
1 '
..- • The „, trifetinela!Capt. Won, on Thursday I of, our-opponents: -
Evening. - was Called to. order at .7i o'clock, I . .scriiNsToN AND TILE EMIGRANT'S
.by Jai: H. CatriPhelf Esq., and the following i FRIEND SOCIETY.
-; officers appoint - '• ; . We think there has never been a campaign
- ' President—J 11 1. N J. JONES :
. . . . .
c f
• „ in this State in which the Locufoco party has
i resorted to so much small and mean abuSe;
a o r n e e n . ow C e e n r i
Vice PrtSea .!—rEfILIP DREHER, lIENRY h 1• - inthe li
shores
i s , 0
r t
ese they
as
e n : n o: n u n : antdi paupers,present
GREREANG,JA I:lE.Lists.,Carr.PETEn Wot.i., i tarn papers, which one day abuse Native
CAPT.' 'FRANK PUTT, DAvii) Balm., Puii.rr 1 Americans as intolerant and proscriptive, and
the next revile the Emigrants who seek our
WthIELSDORFF ANDREW MORTIMER, JOHN I
T. WREN, jAC 114,INDENIURTH.:
".. Sec retiries li tliiivn Foi;Welliwrion IC I ate. I g.. a g e . d' , in, all emPtiug
to advance the
_interests
I net: party by charging as a crime that
The. officers hiving taken their respective I Gov; JatiNSruN is a Vice President of the
places, Hon. J 4 STROHM was -introduced. -Emigrant's Friend Society,"•of Philadel
`,,His appeamne was the signal of a general , Phia, and that he is concerned in inducing
Outburst of ap Clause from the large crowd .1 emigration from Ireland and other parts of
Europe to this country. Some of the Bigler
assembled in th i e Street. He spoke fornear!v 1
-of this place are engaged in the
two hours, durfng all of:which time the au--1 politici ans •ame dirty business, but they are very care
dience remained. listeningtvio the ingst per- ' titl .w ham they approach. * .
. i
feet 'attention. ,We have seldom h r iard a A good cause, with a confidence in the Sue- ,I
'plaineri'or more Unassuming ,political speech. cess of that cause, would naturally lead an
and yet every word told -it -was an - honest ~1 individual to a hold. manly and open advo
cacy of it. A bad cause, with nothing to
straight-lbrward ;statement of rams— practi. 1
sustain it. and
an Intuitive conviction that it
cal and to ti l .
e Mtsuch as 'carried the I must ho defeated,
, o . prompts men to just such
Oreight4of conviction tii every one present.l a course ?F• the Locotoeo party is now pu r ist].
After! touchily upon the leading questions- ing: an no means, howl ver small and con
of the campainln: 2 -the Sinking Fund tic., tem ptible, are suffered to pass without making
alluded to his v:)te upon the Mexical e i snifiit.' an' effort to turn theta to their advantage. 1
Ptieii. This h . explained (tithe entire sails' I
1 Among these small things is the chame.
J ' lalluded ' I
7 aeaiust Gov. 01INSION, stave to,
faction of all: i 'He:voted against theßill. V•L- which. Were it not used as a text for much
cause he objecked to' its preamble—that wasl misrepresentat ion, in vectiviand abuse, Would
not orthodox: lfrontained certain statements not he worth a moment's notice. The whole
t
' I facts of the case are these. The Harrisburg
es to the iori ,, n:and declaration.of
~
net ..
hich l her h
•vir
_h e nor -any Vier honest man 'mitred of Gov. JOHNSTON as to the truth of the
coala eadorse. Afterwards,. he voted in fcreue matter, and were told that about two years
of .every .oppl . tienianded for the volunteers I since, at a time when he was in Philadelphia.
he was called upon by some gentlemen, who
during the.' wa ~and even went farther in his
benevolence than the Locelocos; by favoring 1
"4(a
r 1 T re i p i r e esli p t h ed saY th s em " se v l e v ' es S° a m s e b t e i l m on e gi s n i ,g n i e o the
1 Friend Society,” and asked the
an appropriate tii to bring back the sick' and privilege of using his name as a Vice Presi
..
wounded from l
t'rew Orleans, which they (the i dent of said society. Upon inquiry he was
its object being to take the unwary out of the
LOcofticco) rejl4ed. .But where were the told that the society was a charitable.one—
• volunteers at the time of the - first vote ?-- I hands of knaves and swindlers,keep them
Were they suffetingip a hostile larid, exposed 1 front the arms houses, and put hem in'the
to the fury of their enemies, and in a starving i way of earning a livelihood.' With this ex
. condition, as the Locofoebs have represented' planation Gov. JOHNSTON gave a consent to'
-. them 2 Where! were they ? The speaker 1 the use of his- name, as requested: and if
paused a -moment, when some one in the there is any blame attached to the act, or if
there is any just cause of censure for it, we
crowd answered, "They were at home." i must confess that we do not see where it lies.
True, they were at their homes, and if they' Nor do. we believe that said society has any
-starved, it was !their own' fault..- This Bill I such object or aim as is attributed to if by
was introduced into the Legislature, irnmedi. 1 those who desire•to make a little capital fur
ndelr upon the arrival of the - first news of; Bigler. But with sensible; discreet, intelli
gent,
and honest men, the association of Gov.
;the outrages coMin Med by theAlexicans upon
. - , JOH N STON 'S name with a merely charitable
our 'frontiers, 9:0 .hefore .aor volunteers' had I and philanthropic institution will do him no
left the country.. :Such are : the facts that i harm."
Locofoco trickery is trying to pervert to the
injury of this benevolent and honest tna'n—
•
JOHN STROHM
117' Mits:—l3Loomcc.—A correspondent
writes to an exchange,—" Yesterday I saw'
Many memb - ers of our'rnilitary companies the famous Mrs. Blooiner: a thin, flat chested,
were present..aud all seemed to listen with dried up specimen of a "Inver " woman,
the deepest interest to this . last point of his ; with false teeth, and a. large natural wart
address. Throughout its entire deNvery, a on her nose or soritewhere in that vicinity
'marked attentina was- evident among the and with every iudidation cflthe most ogre
whole audience and the general quiet was giuus vanity and self-conceit. I got a glint*
only, interrupted by the occasional outbursts of her husband too, and on his face, the
of applause, elicited by the many good lilts marks of submission and obedience were too
in thus honest ; deeply engraved fa me to. believe that the
• Hon. JA.VES Coo rut followed. He dWelt j wearing of the breeches is any new freak on
principally on fie important resporisibili!ies I the part of - his interesting spouse." •
of the office of Canal Cotnniissiooer and the That correspondent, it strikes us, had bet.
'fitness of Ma. siltointior the place—his to-' ter travel inceg. in Mrs. B.'s neighborhood—
busineis habits; ay., were spoken of she might make a mark worse than a nat
in
the most coLi . plimentary terms. - • i . ural wart "on his nose. The meeting adjourned with three cheers
respectively fOr lomts - rox, STROHM, and the
4 Whig ticket.
ay' The Clarion (Pa.) Register advertisei
six furnaces to be sold by . public auction, at
, Sheriff's sale, on the Ist inst.--(Er. Paper.
, rsr*. DIEPFir...RENCE.
' We are no high protectionist, and like tc't
When we had Locofoco Governors, the ; see reason triumph over party prejudice, and
whole cry was ‘.money ! money ! money 1 . l i individual selfishness.. The above, if true, is ,
!the strongest evidence in favor of a little
Increase the debt and the taxes !" And they
did run u '
p the debt_ and `pile one,. , two, -, , higher duty on iron:.: Some iron works, of
mismanaged, and like all other
and ;course, are
three mills Rtite J3l tin the people. With a jititsmanag,ed affairs come under the Slaerifrs
Whig Govern:unite cry is - Reduce the State I hammer. But there is no doubt that the
debt and also reduce the taxes," and the State ' true interests of the people of Pennsylvania,
debt has beer6 - eiluced, - upwards of $650,"'" 1 and the whole Union would be subserved by
'"'" 1 an increa.se of 10 or 15 percent. ofd uty upon
in two years, and if Jumrs•rots is re•eleeted i ba r . railroad
1, and iron. Our Congressmen
in one year orte-thrrd of the present State tax : should strive to appreciate this fact. This is
will be removed also. If BIGLER is elected, a national question, and as soon as the mis
yOti bring tali horde of-. greedy Cormorants I erable spirit of party
Fund I can be driven away in
who will have the present Sinkingits consideration, the , better.—(Pottstown
Bill repealed if they Can, in order to increase Ledger. (Locofreo.)
the plunder. I They would soon swallow'up 0:3 - A lady in Beaver county, by the Dame
I of Hoad, beCame the mother of five children
an . dhoti of the people's money, slier three' at one birth, a few days since —all doing well.
years' starvation . . J Hama for Beaver.
-
DELEGATE MEETING
The- Delegates from the different Election
Distrir:t: in the County.. met at ThopipsonN
Hall, on Tuesday the 16th, at 1 oyeinci t t.
On 3 , lotion,J.EßEMlAll REED, was called to
the chair. and D.
c. G. 31'Gowici appointed'Secretary.
ME
MEI
O Motion, a Committee of two persons
wt rc lippolutcd from lad/ election District,
to meet UOV. W. F. ifIHNSTON at Read
i ng,and t-A-ort him dm web Schuylkill county,
: The following named per,ons were appoin
ted:
Jan C. Neville. Chart... , Molly.
IJ-Fli. M Gowan. Peter Filbeit„
I.3• l •olamin Gittriiii. . Hamilton Adam,,
Ptihip NV ontel-dor tl. . Jacob I;iiidemmli.
liiiiion A. ::_ , trait,e. .N .1.11. tieigfried.
Daniel Shaine. .. Jo,e.pli Coekley.
H. 3 R. Coma-Wig-. I raiwi- MacDonald.
Janie. Lanigan. ' ' . Johalutil Loekill.
Thotnap Simp,on, .l. :John B. Ikmly.,
John K Clement, 1 John Reed,
I, il. Ti•oogh., • • George l'rool.:.
John Sterner, . David Lontiintt.
T. .A..Giklire x , John A. Ono, .
Roland Joneif Israel Reed.
& 1.:6 3 r a Cat ter. Andrew Beek.
Itr. J. 1144 :liirzLian, Geo= Dreihelbe..
Robert Ratr:iff, . Joseph Albright,.
P,. J. Fry. Frederiet: Albright.
.I,din I len.lin•k.-. Michael Weand. .
L F. 'Whitney, :fora , Fan-t,
Jeremiah Pone. William Kulp,
It IF' - (.; - o, yet, inn:filial) I, tiltkilitt 111 I t
\Vil.liatin Montellti.. Mark Mille,
John Damian. • . .tannb Rapp,
.John Werner,. William Lerch,
.John "Struthers. Joseph Berger,
1 knry :Slyer., - John A. eleitiherger.
I glue! Knelt.
• Col John it:lnman. John li.. (lenient,
rapt. Frank Pott, • . t•:tinott r!•,rats-e.
f Col. Janie,. Nagle. •
112 75
7 70
16 '0
EMI
- 121
SS 00
5 Ols
s 00
A Do
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THINK OF IT
- Money is now -worth from 20 to 24 per
cent. per annum. If Gov. Johnston should
not be re-elected, credit would receive such au
additional shock that all the Public Improve
meats; such as the Central Rail Road, the
North Branch Canal, .S4 - c., would stop, and
thousands of laborers, (many of whom were
drawn from Schuylkill .CoMity)
_would he
thrown out of employment: Hundreds of
these would return to Schuylkill County, and
the price of wages would Immediately go
down again to a very low point. Every la
boring man in the communityknows that
this would be the effect at. throwing a large
number of men out of employment. The
Locolocos, when they were in power, stopped
all the Public Improvements of the State:—
Gov. JouNsToN has started them again and
•he will keep them going on, if reselected. •
r - r- WE copy the following from the Nor
ristown Herald: It shows the desperation
—Ail Englishman, when about to em
bark in the Lopez Expedition, thus wrote to
the London "Tanta : • • - - -
"As tai the pay, the tenns are good enough
it win ; and it we lose, it won't matter
what they are, $9O per.montb r and a bounty
of $lO,OOl to be paid at the end of war, is
what I shall receive, if we are ever paid
—a fact-which I deeni.somewhat problemat
ical—bta so lung as theisland is made free9l
and the sOldiers are decently fed and clothed,
I shall be satisfird, and - will readily resign
my commission,and retain to civil lifeag,ain
when Jhe war is concluded." 1
-- The Quebec Gazette publishes a list
of ten ships, each - 431 a burden of 1000 tons
and upwards to 1457, and eight others of al
burden of upwards'of 900 each, which have j
been launched at that port from the coin-1
tuencement of the present season to the month
uf August, all of which, except two, have
been loaded for Liverpool,London, Greenock,
and the Menai Bridge.
—The following terrible words were
addressed by George Pharoah.- (executed all
West .Chester. fur the murder of Rachel
Sharpless, to his father, while standing, un
der
the gibbet. ••Father, you know you have
nut acted, a good pait towards the; you have I
never afforded me a good example to follow, j
burpermitted me to grow up in ignorance
and vice,'
One of the papers at Madison, Ind..
.:ays that - "no man can be a sound, reliable!
Democrat without being at the same time
Christidn man." This would seem to indi-
sate that Democracy is about to contract its
platform,so much that at least nineffenths of
the party will tumble off:
Major General Winfield Scutt re
turned to Washington on Saturday evening,
from his visit to the Virginia Sprin g s. His
health, we are glad to learn, derived much
benefit front tlfe use of the waters of the
White Sulphur, during even the short time
'to which his official duties obliged him to
limit himself.
fa the Bciston Police Court on Satur
day, mu, complaint of Jotham B. Munroe,
Alien Passenger Commissioner, three foreign
paupers .werebrought before Justice Rogers,
who examined their respective cases, and or
de'red them to be sent back to their native
land, allthe expense •of the State of Massa
chusetts:
-Young ladies inclined to liberary hab
its and toad of leading a life of literaty leisure,
should hear iu mind that Mrs. Sigourney once
obtained a premium at the American twill- .
Lute for the best pair of domestic silk .
stockings. •
G=
On the 4tlia llungarian•relugee was
found on a bundle of shavings, in _the cellar
of a house in :New York, where he had lain
sick, destitute and alone for. several days: he
had not .enten a morsel for 48 hours.
The garroting of Moses Y. Beach,
who his been one of thechief instruments in
luring the uniortunate filibusteroi to a pre
mature death, is suggested as a reward fur
his patriotic exertions.
In asmall village in Cleveland, Eng
land: the clergyman is blessed with sixteen
children : the clerk nineteen ; 'and the sexton
fourteen—in all a "small tea-party" of liTty
five souls, the parents included. r r i•
Montgomery; the English pout,
he 80 years of age on the sth of ember
next, on which day'the citizens of his native
town •of, Sheffield, intend honoring him by
the ereciion of a statue.
In the Hotel t'es Invalides in Paris,
there ate :076. pensioners. Of ,These 145!)
are between 139 and 80 years of age ; 959 are
close upon .the la;ter number, SO; and 90
very near their 100th birthday.
Mrs. Grey, a sister of Gen. Taylor,
died at , Louisville Ky., on Wednesday last,
aged 65. She was buried on Sunday, from
the reajdence of her son-in-law, Postmaster
Edwards.
western paper, in speaking of a
poet in his way, says he b,ecrins to claim the
usual privilege Of talent( He has been tipsy
four times within the last wi.ek.
Old School Presbyterians have
their greatest strength in Pennsylvania,
where they number over 50,000 members,
—ln Boston, on Monday, Marshal Tu
key's police force succeeded in arresting
about sixty notorious male and female thieves.
• —We cannot practice deceit without
that deliberation of purpose which constitutes
the very essence of vice.
hawk measuring five feet eleven
inches from tip to tip of its outspread wings,
was shot in Nantucket last week.
—:The Connecticut river is, at the pre
sent time, as low as it was ever kfore known
to he.
—Debt is a horse that is tilways throw
ing its rider. Fools ride him barelook, and
without bridle.
the large class steamers above
the falls of Ohio, have withdrawn on account
of IoW water.
----L.There arrived iu Pais, during July,
Americans, and 2,516 Englishmen.
--;-.An extensive silk house in New YorlE
has failed for $700,01110.
_
The ittiantity sent by Railroad this week, is ltS,
ITS W.-1 1 ;y Canal. 1111,7tt8 01-Ibr the week, 111,
l 2 07:
Thel i' a falling off this week bCßaiiroad of
,?J7.
anal by Canal of 8,279 tom., making a decreaw
in the -Wdek's business Of 9,* - 256 tons. This
ett.ed by the salvatax of Toll on the Canal, which
took Once on Fridt:ty , last,— many Operators
of the
not hating orders to ship_ after that period by Canal.
The .demand for Red - Ash Cad continue- hri'k
and at,' for some kinds of White Ash.
There isk nothing new to note in the Trude thi,3
Freights are quoted from Richmond to N. York
at 00,a:9:s—to Rhode Island 1. 1 :1 25, and to 80+.4011
$1 50 per ton.
Amotint of Coal pent by the Philadelphia and Read
inir Railroad and echuylklll Canal,
for the week end
lot on Thursday riiening last.
RAILROAD., CANAL.
WEEK. TOT •L. WEEK. TuTa, L
•
P. Carbon. 114909 00 1:9,945 11 5.493 09 910,3:8 19
Pottsville, 44.15 13 13:1X4 10 1,040 00 49,011 17
S. Ilaren, 16,9:/7 13 533.110 19 3,291 17 11.8,inG pi
I'. Clinton. 6,196 00 207.6.19 14 1,059 15 96,503 04'
Tots). IA1,8:16 15 .
To same rwr rod last year, by Railroad, _ Bsl,47l 07
..
. '• Canal, 248,030 (17
• ..........—...,
. .
•
1,119,501 14
Increase tbia year, so far, 512,335 01 tons.
The'following is the quantity of Coal transported
over the different .zaiiroade in Se huyikill Couniy,for
the week ending Thursday evening. _ .
Wee'. TOTAL..
!line 11111 and el. H. R. R. 21.332 13 610.390 as
Little :::lebuyikill R. It. 11.810 13 205104 12
Kilt Creek An 5,790 19 269.673 IS
Mount Carbon do 2.f011 07 100,200 119
Schuylkill Valley do 10,175 13 260.955 15
Mt Csibon and Pt Carbon 9,168 05 322.929 19
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.
Qniniiiy sent to market on week ending on Elepr
nth. !,1351
Lehigh Coal CO..
Room gun MlNes
'leaves' Meidow,
*Spring Mountain Owl, 3 517 01 78,819 12
.I:oloraiii Coal, 1, ( 65 16 30,431 lh
Cianlietry Coal Company, 718 01 10A5
Ilazleton Coal Co , 3,253 Ir 2 • 75:743 03
THE COAL TRADE FOR 1851
T"tai $1.42 4 06 1t:53,966 14 10,7t6 01 4117,070-0 t
407,6;0 01
RAIL ROADS
14iambod Coal Company, 1,472 1 f 29,1c2 at
Bock Mountain Coal, 2,744 02 7 , 2Arn 03
Coal Co., 1,2) 10 23,340 09
Total, 27,77013 703,421 15
To same periodlast year, 503,315 00
Igirrrare an far
!Alt" UI TOLL AND Tai,IIIoPONTATIOxi UA 1011LRoAD
for MI.
From i.Carbtln.rl:llav,n.P.Cllaton,
Tn Rtihmond.
To Ptillodelphla
TOLL YT CANAL.
Prom Port Carbon in Philadelphia,
". fount Carbon .' do
schl. do
" ' , Port Chnthn do,
=
, .. .
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Philada. Wilmington. N• Vint
Frotp.Pon Carbon, C. 5 . OS $1 S 5
. ' Mt.C.aabon,_ ' 45 05 I '..A.St
" :13- lialree. GO 90 150a1 52
IPRELADELPHILI DRY GOODS.
praWNSEND, BUAKPLERA k SoNPL have and
I are still retch lug a full supply' of Autumn and
Winter Goods. to whkh they invite attention.
Black, Fancy and Plain colored Silks
Alpaca", Argentine Lustre". Bombazines t Persians,
Broche Lang and Square Bilk and Caetmtere dbawk,
Woolen long and square plain White and Embossed
Crape Arum's.
Wronged Damasks, Noreen*. Rattinetts and Baines.
English and Marries n Twilled and Plain Blankets.
Nerselles, bisths, Flannels and Barking*,
Linen Sheeting', Damask., Diaper. and Napkins,
Ifoslary„ Gloves, Cravillts.and liandlkeseitlefe,
Betel:takes of Irish Linen Shining",
Eugllsh and French Cloths, Cassimais k Vesting.,
Domestic Coltoit and Woolen Goods In Twiny.
Conehmakers ankle*, Drab, Blue and Green Cloths,
Raitinetts.
iiiiens,,Dlllll; Sad
Shoenuitess Goods in listings,
Otiboei. - .
22 shah Second twist, PAitaelphia
Sept; 20,1151. 13.3c'
THE MINERS'iOURNA - L,AND PfiTTSVILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER.
Cl7' The Chippewa Indians, who are be
ing removed by : agent Watrous, from the
shores of Lake Superior tci - -the west side-of
the Upper Adissis' stppt i had at,4elf:concocted
plan, in whick they were aided and abetted
by certain interested whites and half-breeds,
to resist removal, and: insist upon receiving
their
. payments at Fond du Lac, Lake Supe
rior, instead of Sandy Lake, near the 311wi5...
sippi. By vigorous measures, however, their
arrangements were broken up,
r 10 in: soi•I at Public sale on TUESDAY the srn b
of Sept. at 11/o'clock b. (.tr. no, tt , at the
lately work e d by lianc W. .k M. likbard,on. In the
Borougb of St- Clalr,4 actors. 16 Warn., 10 tons
Iron and Haile, - Illatirstnith Shoo 2.nd Took for the
same. Coal Rteaker. • tsebutes attd.Ecteens, Counting
Rnom had Ettable,..lolll sundry materials Iterettaly
for militias purposes. .
• Also, the Rive on the Diamond Vein. now fifty
yards below the aorta cs, and in bia feet of good coat.
A.D.0,,a kart , t•( the preinises at shirty'-tbrre and
and nice-11:ied cc ins per soh, tett:. Pro. ided, thr pot -
t haw will make all urc.l.aary improvewentr, to take
nut a travonAble quantity coal per annum
Itaforatat,ol, and a rte. of thr ptnuleea may be Mi.
coined, by apply,n4to. IS AC.W.
SON, mince 1;,.. pr.misee. Of ill
Srpi, 26. 1531,
$5O =MAIM/XI
Lr Paul a if rd. and sometime, of One Ona to a Oafur
, reatiyist
!I • iir.rtE tan bp No.:IE , A Tt DE llFllD
ings a few DM3IIIIItEOTYPE AP?AItATI—T.S.
Ling; and 48 Wan; SVlrsg than City Prices. I nil! also
give.inairtlrtitliti , it, the Art, and fit nut the pnr hazer
and give hint a good than: Stu art started.
LADIES sad f:F.XTLENIES wishing 111 LIHE-
S tr.. dn. übnire beautiful Art. ran hr suited
writ as at other pollits or no charge made.
32,000 a y, ar ju paid to Master Tailors. and Ory
time rnie of the [hulk rorr..rt system, for Drafting the
hest fitting flat ntents—Rept fur rale tit
VA%tIEN BURGH.
Dagurtrean founts, tor. rentrejind Market sts.
Pottsville. Sept 20. 111.51 334
• LIST or LETTEirc s,
I~EMAIMNO. IN TIIE POST OF'F'ICE : AT Poo:.
ville. Pa . on the 15th of Sept..ilbsl..
Agen Wei Ilarburvr 8 lapin Miler. '2
Mendes earl Ileiningr r John ;(lemon .1 R
Aker Charhitte (Inapt Samuel 'On tn.. Jams.
linnainger 1 ,- a..e. Rainy Martin Parry Elizatwili
.___ y
Rdrat E . klard Mrs Ponertion R slop
Brut.) , Ifenry hater John Rmitnthal C
Becker Wm Riipkinn Ewil Ryan lomea
Brandt VI, in Hughes David Riapin Michael
Broderick Brid t Sliancoek Gen Reilly Edward
,heck NI Argiti'ita Gall l'airhik Reilly !inept%
Brennan .1:41. Shipllolohan Jrihn Ratibito Michael
Brennan 1. do lianon Mr Reed Charter. atop
Broderick 1. do Ilerdagrn Join, Ithgers Hugh 'th ,
Dylan James do lienienhonge 8 Itirhards.R do
tirOner Jnii do Jones John Roth J.lll d.
(err Wm John Naar, Win shingle E
Cole Man JacOh liIIIIP 082 : 4 hancr Jl.
CTOUId Lauri., Kolb & Bra Stunt Christopher
Cullum Mr Krause Llurtstlan Schwartz Enos
Cassidy Michael Kline Amanda Storath John
Corcoran i 3 shlpKreuzer Jun ship. 4 edumucner
Conran P.airl. do Klusrasn fl do Smith Etta and
CapeWellsaln do Killen Tlinthy do dterlins Wm
colims AT ..0 Moore D 5 Shoemaker John
Cowan Thin do Manny Thomas shine Mrs F.llOll
Conlanan inn do Myers A %V Shone A
Coiner C do :Minnlch E C Schreiner 11 t;
Daniel Torn Maguire Thontaa Serrill Jacob
Daniel, Mrs RtithMuldownv Etril Sloick Loofa
Doherty Vail shit Murphy Manin Stnart Hugh
Darn Maithea. do Merely Rernard Stanton Bildt:et
poring Eyed do Murphy Wm School in A
Danigan Ewil do Murphy I billy sateen) Loki- do
Dolman Jar do Mu,, Jnbn P.1"MIL11.110 do
Daly Mary do Mowery M A Aurcter llari
Engle Jac.•il 11 Marshall vv.om“. & Roth
Ebberton Camillo-M.lnm Sarah canal
Evans Maria Mutton MrslJ E 2 Wagner t:aorgr
Erment row C Marsden James %Viewer Frrdeek
EhiTrisperger A M. aly las 2 shipWrir James
Fry John C Thinly Pau do Wright E K
•Faas John MartinNlierphy :Hide! doWi4n•. John
FishcrElnnnn Murphy Pall no Wild Ewd
Frost Thomas Slondelly Nk'FdoWelst Elias
IMMl===2M
Ging John 14:111clten I SmithWakli liw.t
Gaaghen Illtrnar.l McCernan Elko Whiiaker
Griswold MosierMcDonnell Itairk Wokily Ilarrtrt
Grnutz,Ditroila Adrisaughlin Pat Mills:tins Win OW
GehOy 110110r.1,11011I'adick R 41iitiWard John do
Gandy Owen do Alt-Donnell J 2 iloWlihaker l'al do
lick% izßev A Nngent•Sanuml Walsh Mary da
Hughes David Noll John
But owe cont additional charged int all advertised
Loiters.
Per - anus a Nil) II feu lettera oil I his tilt will
say.' iiilvert Died -
.St.pt ISSI
WELCH'S GRAND NATIONAL CIRCUS
(COMPRISING a double Equestrian Troupe and
lJ Drasualiqoe Corp.. from Niblo's Garden, New
York. and National AmphilLeaire. Philadelphia, Will
perform in Pottsville. on FRIDAY and SATURDAY,'
October 10th and . 1101,1851. '
rr Doors riper! ,tt 2 and 7 n', lock. P. M Perform-
am-es to commence at half paat 2 and half paet 7 ,
o'clock, P. M.
LEWI:t 11. Li:NT. Manager and Director.
e. E. BRISTOL General Anent and Advertiser.
Equestrian Director, I , W. WIIITTAKER. I
Leader of the Brass Rand S. W. W. :.osT,
Dttittngui•lllau Feattoes, MARIE. the beau
Obit and ynuthtul Part:roan F.ie,trientte. In her trolX
artistic and brilliant PCllO[ll of Lady Equestrianism, I
pre.erninerstl!. s distinattieltior, her front every Mlles ;
Lady who haw lieronfore appeared inning country. •
. The youthful Prodigies, When Elottist; and no.
11A. appear in Juvenile performances rarely, if, ever
qualled
Mons. BENOIT, the great Puri: tan
cal mill also .appear 1111 Two ll.brses,with D. Richards,
an Feats of the Hippodrome never excelled.
3PdniellOrtALlNE BENOIT appears in' bar
tiful Equitatifins and new Style el lionternauship.and
is now bccomin4 the model of alt the fashionable La
dy Amatuersinthin elegant art in America
THOMAS NEVILLE. hi his stupendous feats of
Horsemanship. riding backward and forward—dam:-
mg, pirouet. mg. and sonterseiting daring the 'rapid
circulation of lits•sieed.
The great Vaulting and Trick M.G.,. GINCINNA
TUI4. perfumed by Mr R. P. tatickney. The Troupe 1
of Trained Ponies. embracing the celebrated Twin
Ponies Romeo and Juliet, will he r o trodnred by Mr,
Whittaker. Prof. James 11. Ninon and lip Infant
Artists, Master. Albert and Geom.. inAttetr Graceful,
Clasale and Wonderful Cvninaories.
Mi. D. Richards, the Wild Vaulting Ilor,einan of
the Pampas, on hit fleet and bounding Courser. with
out Saddle, over Barriers and Five-hatred Gates and
through Balloon,.
Sporte of thr,lllppodrome. en• Four and Six Dors.,
by the distrattnisloal Equerdriar. S. P. stickney.—
Sport• of Atlas. by the Giant of Iron Nerve. ll•reLee,
whoperforms with Beal Cannon Rails of 30 11111 11
pniind• each. '
Two Clowns—Siam Intl hem), the Stump ()odor and
American Jester, John Grimaldi Wells. the English
Clown. In addition to a full and unequalled perfor
manta in the Circle, wilt he represented the Grand
Romanti - goectatle of s t. George and the Dragoon!'
With all its splendid Ar.ressories, Processions, bril
;Pliant Armors and 'Banners. Ilistortral Coeutates, to
gether with a foil Cast of Characters, accompanied
with all the original music, arc.
Two more brilliant Features distinguish this from
ail other Courpinies: The interior is Illuminated with
Gas, and the: Exterior with Prof. Grant's I introvert
Drummond Plight. rendering the premises light and
cheerful the darkest r, laid.
AD.MiriSION 2.0 cents. No half prier. •
For full particular' PIP large and small Rills at the
different Hotels.fre..
e) The above celebrated Troupe wilt pouform ai
Tamaqua, .Icinber 9th. Ilandolrg, October 13th.
Sept bt lost 10-1 t
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
AI • it:L be sold at Public Sale, on FRIDAY the 2lith
inst., at 9 o'clock in the morning. at the Wood
burn Colliery, in Blythe Township.Schuyik ill COUtity,
the following property, to wit I Mule. 2 Horses, I
Mare.l two horse w a c0n.13 Drift Cars, 2 wood trucks,
wheelbarrows, Minitra and Wugon Harm's!, Coal In
et.hutcs, together with other property hclonethe to Col
lieries. And, In thetafterucum, at 2 n'ctgck, at the
Tuscarora Colliery, Die following:— 1 Mare. I Wagon
Wheelbarrows, Sled,l Baur( s, Anvil, lot of 'Black
smith's Tools, it Dr ft Cars. Screen, Iforse-power
lames and Iron. ratlrstad Iron.Cnal in Harness
Cross-cut Saws. together with other articles too nu
merous to mention"
Also, no Saturday, the 27th of September, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at Middleport; at the Store
of A. Erdman, a large assortment of Dry Good's, Oro
caries, Hardware, and Crockery. Conditloni made
known and attendance on the day of Sale. , by
CHAS. W. COOPYR,Assignee.
Middleport, Sept. 'LISS! 37-21.
BOWER'S INK INANIMACTORY,
13EMOVED to No. 144 RACE street, (between 411,
A. and sth, opposite Crown street,) ehltadelphia,
where the proprietor Is enabled, by increased facili
ties, to aopply :the growing demand foe ROVER'S
INK, which its 'wide-spread reputation - has created.
This Ink is cow so well established In the good.
.opinionand confidence of the American Public, thst It
is scarcely necessary to say any thing ill its favor, and
the nmnufacturer takes thin opportunity to say that
the runtitlence thus secured Omit not he abused.
In 211410 ton to the various lit luta of %V rli tr. tt Ink, he
also manufacinres ..irbortantine etweat (or totendlng,
Clan, aid China. as well as..a nu 'ea.! Hai, Ogr: a
trial onto is necessary to insure ita future use, and a
sestiar Wszosell adapted Gtr Drugr,i.ts and Bottlers,
at a vet?, low price, in ta re or small quantalleg.
°Mitts achlrense,l to JOSEPII E. ROVER.
Manufacturerer, No. 144 Race street, ' treliveen 4111 &
sth, primate Crown street, Philadeldphla. '
Sept 12, 1851 37-4 to
wtIK. TOT l 4
%CPO 01 2.51.912
2,539 15 62.i07 16
1.139 10 29.916 12
200.479 15
I)URSUANT to an order of the ORPHANS' COURT
of Schuylkill county. the subscriber !ORA rb DERR,
Ex. color of the Estate of ELIAS DERR, late of the
Borough of Pottsville, in the county of_
deces.ed, wilt expose to Sale by Publit Vendue,on
SATURDAY, the 4th day. of October
nest, at 111 o'clock In the 'forenoon. at
••• the house of MORTIMER dr.; 11110THF:R, I
I
Innkeeper, to the Borough 'of Pottsville,
in the county of Schuylkill. the follow
ing described Real Estate, in wit:
ALL that certain Messaage Tenentent and Lot of
ground situate in the Borough ofPott;villn afor.e.a id.
being the sontbeastwardly part ratite lot !narked in the
Creenwtual FOrnace addltional plan of Said Borough
with No. 3, containing in front on Norwegian street
13 feet. and In depth NO feet, bounded vont hwestwa rd.
ty by Lot No 1, souttwardwardly by Adams street.
northeasterly by the other post of Lot No. 3. now iw
late the properly tifJostah Pan:lin, and northwester
ly by said Norwegian street, subject to the rights and
Orivilegigivrhich the said Josiah Paullin hi , heirs and
assigmt have lathe tumor two certain alleys running
over and across the said prerulaes, the use a Nine
feet wide alley. commencing on said Norwegian
street and, running along the tine of Loi N 0.2 to Ad.
ams Street. and the other afourleet wide alley com
menting on said Nine feet w ide alley at the distance
of 50 fertiroin said Norwegian street; and running
VIM,/ the above deseriht-d premises to the south
westerly line of said pruperty.witlithe appurtenances,
consisting oft two story Frame Dwelling House, lat.
the Estate ofibc sat& dresased: Attendanee wilt be
given and the conditions of Pale made! known at the
time and place of Sale by • •
lARAEL DEBILEIPtUtiIf
Lty order or the Conti.
107 KAl.ltctlen. Clerk.
1,35 1.15
liEl
K/It
Orwigititug, Sept. {Sept. 13.114 37.41
PUDLIC SALM
JOSEra APENciilt. P"iteville
a••••• 3
•
=I
A N DREW MORTIMER. P M
3.5.1 t
.j• • - .:,..-
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ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
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SPERM TANNERS, LARD AND'
- • WHALE OIL. •
y GALLONS IILEACIIED WINTENAND
Fall Sperm Orti ,
IA :Claus unbleached Winter and Fali ctrie on Oil '
4.5'2) VAllotor Extra til , acbed Solar Oil.
3,998 do, Acipct iut Elephan Oil, eilra bleached
8.5 0 0 Anleseberi Wilder and Fall Whale Oil
13.= 'do strained 'N. W. Genet k Polar •"
7,606 dia Miners' (Oil, eery clear and tisadsorni.
A 4.003 do best quality Tanner's Oil.
3.015 do superior Bauk Oil.
2,0110 do pure Straits or Cod Oil.
8,000 do Common Oil, for greasing
s,bte do tit= No. I. Lan) Oil, (continent.,
2 . (1 " 0 !ki Lard Oil, Nu. 2.
LOU hoses New: tiedford Spicro. Candle,
4)11 • di. .Adant.aniini• Ca
•
191 do Patird Polished and hoar Candler.
12E1 di. Monld sod Pio c.indles.
200 do hest quality fellow snap.
660 do superior Llruian etuao.
/ 15 . 4.. .prime Cam lie Sono.
IL)*All articles said. nut nista* satisfartian, may
be returned. . HOLDIN At. PRICE.
31 .A.l,et* M , ii•rri•ii. Third Stare aitm-r4 Berl strerl
Mor. Ii 29- 16 . t: 13 t
HCINIMIEL'S ESSENCE OF COFFEE
g r . par ka&e off E.4,11(t. %VIII loom rear as four
pound. , of Cidlfee—and vorr,./. Snack P.l..ir nee
ivillprem.rve the taste oft tie rsial rnffen. with the Ad
dition of a Thorn delitatt and finer favor. II 14
more rondo: ise to health than the finer Coffee, i. ra,
kir!' mail,. doe, not regime-anything La cleat it. and 14
free fraud, C., , PPIIe. t, 11.. , / t•Mell,h eh'
inted in variott. next tin, of the coma ry, Anzle are nt
having ...lit takes in a eir.2 (own)" in l i i"
State. Pike IV C. 4,1,0 per rake, nit sale w litile.ale
and retsol by the ouLvu diet, at hi. variety more.
B. BANN AN. agent for Schuylkill
to Nleirchstits and others SU pplit , .d .1 0 0411 a gain at
Ihr Ma nista rtitter•+ pikes. Tr) u.
I have , etainn...4 an amid, turpa'r...l hy Mrevr,
Hummel. Bolster . 1 / 4 :Co.. of Phihr.letirloa. raltrJ
of yoft,e," Which I. 1111,1.11 rd to lie wool r ith
Corr:, tor ilie puspiere of Improving it I
tied tt
111 , 1
only fret front a nyttring ileliterhoi. to health. but on
the rontr.li : the ingredietilll of It hicli o ic e+anpo rd.
are perfe, tly whhlcaume.
ANITA K. CIT I LTON, M . 11
Chernis , and Analyllist,73 Chambers St. New Turk
Mir. 22. 1321.
- _
PALL DULLINEDY GOODS.
11111.'. A. 1 123 r 0 littitorirto tai
•P In s 4 l.l}it, tit!.:l.iwa .la-1 MA:l:fiery U.totbt. 'No. 45-
eouth t41. 1 .:0ND Si rt;:;. ate now pr,
pared to "tr. r t Vt . t. is it-tnnirrA MI lbm
ail), a v. r } la atal r
4.1 all color , .
rd .1 atut „r:,11
F 31141 Cap 1{166011.,
Feather,.
F,ol.ts am! .‘itier it
c00...nr nicloaive!y to thi, 1.31101 "(
the tiae,,, .kinl
enabtello•A ..IPr 4 , 1 aiLslllllll.tll 111111,11 , IAS.ed
e
imparting the r part nrtlwir -1 0 6,
"rnt whivlt Will onl.l at tte 111}}r..1
price*.
Sept. 6. Itslo
PATTERSQN'S lIERPETIC SOAP.
1 1 , Olt tendertnzlne Skin smooth. soft am delicately
1 white. rt iaoyittr, Tan Cuta
neous Mruptions add redness of the Skim All rl , "1."
and 4.11.4fe5, tct . oil: the t,.rniln arr. healed by h. II la
al.° the very beet shaven; so.th in use. Prire ooh
It cents p• r cake. .For sale wholesale and retail at
'lie variety allOfc of On subseribet. Mit ANN AN.
c..s . lletthants and 01t10,11 supplied to sell again ut
niann fschtrers' prices.
Au:, U. DOI
i 4 ft 10 VA 0110 • it) it
11111 >tll ILinulaiiiircr and dealer iu Uolllls, 11.101-
KErst, w , ould hr happy i•t hate the
keepers of riotsville ;tool the adjacent tanntry to
give him a tsii info!, purchasing thee, fall stock...
lie rcri, ettntident that lie can show them goods, Iliac
in regard to pike and flenlity can nip ice surpassed
N B Country BRIetTI.Erk ten:gilt or taken to
Itange Gar (:nods. pt No. 3I 3I ARK ET street, 4 door.
below 10111 Noii 41,N, Philadelphia.
•- .
nzrpt 13. K 1
DIONONGMIELIL WIUSILEY.
rso.crib,r, In conitatit rereipt and eon
." signment of 01.1) MoISIONt: tfICLA WITISKEY.
from PittOntrg of yarioll3 to adeA. which they offer lin
sale in lots to saitpurchasers, r&nn.inendlog it a,
being purr unadulterated Rye.
. .
A Nupettla al ticle or CHERRY BRANDY rubstatEt
ly ollhand• ALSO, Min., Lard,Cliceie, &r.
ECK-V gr. WATKIN.
•No It South Water Street, Philadelphia
Attroat !Sal. 34-3 to
I=
Itracarr & CHRIST,
.()N1 Sll2 , SION NI r:nrii A NTS. he. gent it W 1
ki ter rrtreer. Phil..itelptaalerg in Fed), t'llees.
and Provisien.r. ilive ennetantly nu nand an a...arrl
111 , 111 of Din Ei) 111.1 &c .
MaikorchSidi,. f Dried Reel,
Salmon, I 1 Shoulders, Buller, Egan
Shad, Lard,:Seeds,
llorriela., 11:11f1' I
, I Rico, SOCtql, &C.
Augugt, 16, t6st
ART UNION OF PHILADIAP/Thi,
Inrurporoed by the /47in/ranee of Pra.rylraulit, fug
the Pr - 0,,,.1011 f A,! op Deeire in the U. Start,
oFFicEits --14:NRV it CAREV. Presidebt ; WM.
D VII e PA...Went EDWARD P. MlT
ell ELI. I;rennuici ; R. II BUTLER, Recording Sec
retary ; l:Eo. W. DEWEY. colreopondink Secreta
ry ; lionorao Secretary for Mc huylkillcounty U. RAN
NAN.
•
v SIENIII.E ft fur the year 1651, will reeeiv,e
12/ f r each subeiription of Five Dollars. a print of.
Huntington'. CHRISTIANA . AND HER CHIT
MIEN," engraved by JlOO.llO Andrews. Roston. abd I
the comp's*" jOll. • '
print of Iluntitigtnn's PtlEßch*,tel
DREAM." engraved by A. 11. Ritchie, New York, or
the choke of any tern of the, following four splendid,
engravings. viz:
I. John Knor'sintrerrew with .Vary Qviewof Seals,
painted by I.eutze engraved by Sartain.
2. Rath sad Boos. painted by Rotherinel. engraved
by Sartain:
3. ;threes Drees,. Painted by Ilutillnatonorngraved
by Ritchie..
4. Christiana and het Children, painted by Milling
ton, engraved t. Andrews
And a copy of the Philadelyhta Art Lihin•
a or witty pamphlet coot:dome a repot' or the trumac
lions 01 the lit.ittution. and IntOrmation on the sub
ject of "tie Fihr Arts. throughout the whole world.
The Art UNION Of Philadelphia awards paizes to us
Certifiraters. W lilt wnieb original American works
of Art ni.ty be purchased in any part of the l'hitml
States. a t the opitatt and select of the person who
may ohlaita a prize at the Annual Histribittion. which
takes place 011 the evening ol the last week day in
every year.
The Executive Committee of the Art if Nun, %vitro
rou crlueitted, 'elect Wurtirt of Att. uithout r hater or
compensation. from t twit Free Clattery. •_lit chi nut
5.M.% for thltat; Pe(MOIM ill the country. whit mai: by
remote trout lialleriev. or ptiblir the
Fine Art..
Mrailirr.llll), .liotild be Made
ati early a- pr.lf lit Alto, .ot a. to ritllllr member.. ill;
early Dumber. of thr " Reporter." which will 'ar for -
wattled, upon the receipt of the wf.ney to aoy pert of
the causal).
recri•ell try the aliglere.i:n.A.
where the ..liefOritt e " , Anti Reporter' lan he
Opt it m will Mott be itierived at lint otlif r.
IS. HANNAN
Honorary Seery for srittaylkitt iNn.inly, Pa.
AMERICAN ART UNION.
INCORPORATRD by the Lrßiglaturr. ofthr State of
New York. 1840. for the promotion of the fine arm
in the United State”.. °direr. for 1101: A BRAIIA kl
11. t:OZZEINS. emollient ; fliwant: A 1: ,, T1N. Trea.-
111,r; ANDREW Wattama. Corre.pninling Pleetreta.
N4THANIELJ•narIe. Jr. Recording tkccretary. rano
niitter nf.ihnepriernt—Robert Kelly. Andrew kVarner,
Benj • 11. Jarvis. J.olm 11. Austen, Win 11 Apple.
ton. Even . thtyckink. Vhilip Bane. George W.
Austen. Williant A. Boller. George Tretlwell. Eras
ing C Benedict, William 11. Wen, Gprint.. Corti...
Clurrlek Illbr 1 Pell;Jolth P. Ite.dner r , Wilit,llll J.
pill, Abrahern M. Cruzens, Marshallo. Roaeris, Fred
erick A. rim. Charles P. Daly. Nathaniel Jarvis. Jr.
l'ltnalt.lslklF. FOR 1931
Every AU bseriber of tire dollars is a menthe' for the e,
year, and is entitled to '
I. A copy of. each number of the Bum ern (re
ferred to to the. preceding rircular.) which shall be
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PEMLANIATION.
fal galling... 4 Within the district, and that be did not
VATIIEILEAS, In and lien Act of the General As. remove in , the' said district for the purpose of voting
at:Wily of the Colatotruwealth fff Penitio l la Oa,, therein. • • - •
eidltled - '. An Act regulating the General Etectiona " EareYy persfon rinalifled as fat raalitand who rball
whine thiaCommonwcaltli,pas.edthe 24 day ofJuly, Make due proof if requited. of residence and pay
ithetuade the duty of theStset aro( every trth- tuent of lases: as itforeicaid, shall he permitted to
ty r to gle e p iech erection to b e balder,, vote in the townsblp,watd, or !boric," in which he
aod to Make known frill:cis tome tv hat officer.; ate • shall reside: _
to be ellitted.. Therefore, i, C. M. STRIUI.4 . filth "If any persurYshall Prevent of attempt In ore
tibetilrOf Ille - COtinty of Schuylkill, de sasks km* by vent any olllceeraf an election under this an from
ibis advertisement t o the e l ec t o r, o f said County of holding such election. or use or threaten any violence
Schuylkill, that a GENERAL ELECTION wilt be to any sttch officer, or shall Interrupt or improperly
held lu the said County,on TUEtWay,the 14th day of Allterfer",:with him in the, execution of hie duty, or
October nett, at the several ,districts thereof, no fen.' *hail bloat Op or attempt to block the window or aye
lo wr, to' Wit , nue to any window wheettne same may he hi Pen
1. The electors of the u„r u ngh of o ne i g ,,h u ,: w ill or ehail riotously dlsTitill the,,' peace al itch election
hold their electibu at the Court House, in th e - or rha II use,ortrractiro Any iiiltirldttiomihreals, force
of Orwroburg. s.r v inlecce,,Lsv lib .le. ch to indoedr.c unduly war-awe
2. The elecluta of all that pots of West Brunswick any clertorrar to pre, elii Iwo from 50tItI:. iv• to re
Township., lying and being east of the lollotila - strain the freedom of chit:cc. site!, p. ts”ri on ...tele
Commencing at the sand hole oh the perks' County ! lion shall be tined in nny sum nn' etceeding rive hot,
line, thence by a ,traista lineto the house f Samuel Tired dollars; and be iinpristined line any time not hunt
B. bledlar r intlndltitthe same: Oct:cc...hi the Um or than one nor more than twelve month,. And If it
William Mats, excluding tbesante, thence to the ram shall be rbriwn to the contt where the ti MI Mf .fucif
tf(Ceorge Mengel, now occupied by Peter Miller, in. offence shall be had that the person no offending
eluding the "tatv thence to the bowie oflariab'Petre,l wits not a reside.nt of the city, ward, district, or
inrtuding The 'aim* ; thence by a straight tine passing townthip. vit here the said idrence was committed and
tit! Alitaliaut Fonsra on the ale, berm Tait habit , ' not entitled. to it vote therein, then on 'conviction.
tine, shall hereafter farm) 4... petals election district. !he shall hero... Mooted to tby a fine of hilt Ico fiat
and the flootirtna t,9nin melding therein, shall hold nue hundred itrqtara,nnit- be imprisoned nor !st. ,hat
their general ides I ions at the public house of Santut I man iff.'nor farm' !bait t ear*.
Boyer, in 11w town of Pori Chlorin, in said Ton robin.— 'AI any perann alt pertinia shall make any bet or
3 The elector., of Wept Ilfultsw irk TOSS veld, riot tv net upon the result Of any elec•tion within Ili
included in tie. whore bait lola ries, w ill hold their den.. Commonwealth. or sidf I offer to untie airy Stith hot
era; elections os ht 1..1•tt, ..1 " !Too , . in the or Wngrr, either by . Tetbll I oft - lel:4lnm lon t rPOr:Olt by
/to:eolith of a n y written: or p-inted ativerticemein. eliallenre or
: The...lector. of Cast 11i0n...,, ceps, still T invite any fitetstit or per.ito , to nr Ike .such t i ,.,
or
hold their 1.r.,•11011 at the honor ill loriont Boyer, in wafer, numb convietion tbereorr he no they. shall tor.
the town of Melieunalinig. frit and pay iliree times the amount so bet or offered
5. Tlia clef tors of Pilielelti,r T4ll.l,lilit, it 11l hold ! to hr het.":
the, rl, dint, at the house of Philp Km/ us , in the . The ind:es . ..tre In make ,heir 'titans for :he C 0,,,.
Tlloiorirli Pineginee 31111 (lie etei iota of the . Hot. of Schnylklll, at the Colin-House in OM mburs ,
wish of Ptilegrore wilt hold the n elm tints al the saute ' nit Friday, the 17th day if I/Wilier. A. D. 1851 " . at 12
house. o'rtock 51 f said day.
h. The J.:ee1..., of Wayne Township, tt 111 hold Dom) under my hand and meal at the Shand'.. (V
-alet, ries tioh at the house of Leonard Shalt. ' fire. letquirg. and dated Sr inenther ath in the
tt•',lo.lt. In the tow it of Pt iedenstiure. Year of our ; turd. one thousand steno hundred and
7. The et'- tore or P.m.: Tow tf.top, will lothd their i fifty -tine. and seventy MTh year ont , li t tlepeod.uice
elect ion :lithe hums" its Jacob ling. Jr in said ;of the rutted Stater:if Ametita
Township. Gm! fOrr rha Cimitasistres/th.
The elector.. af Lower M , .hantiingo Tiswirship.' C N.
mitt hold.their , gtertertl election at the :muse 41f Joseph I Sherfirs Odiee, Orwig.l-4
It. Osman, in-said Township. burg, Sept. 6, 1851. el
P. Chi. elertors of tipper Slahaotongo Towhnhip,
is i9A.it het r elections at the house of John W. !lev
ier. in said TOW tn.lllp
lit. The electors of Eldred Townsh p will !told their
elections at the house now occupied by John Wetzel.
in said Township,
I N The eleriois of Carry Tovcr,hip, including the
house occupied by 3 G. Woolison, will hold their
e i r ,,,„ n at the house rranctr Hensler, in said
Ton:until'', •
12. Thr elector , . of West Penn Town:slim ' ta ill hold
their electlun at the 'house now ocriiiii,4l ly Jacob I
Schwartz. in said Township
13. The accrues of I; ohm 'row ',ship, ti Untold their -
t h e inner of Daniel Comi, in said Town
,
11. the electors of Rit•lt Township. wilt hold their
• Met - lions Jr the politic house occupied Stein and
Linilliet, in said Township-
The•eleriors tit Male:luny hold
1111 , :r ettICHIIII., at t h e Initatt house of Samuel Miller.
,u r.ii.l.Township
It;. The electors or the ail/On:II or
• wilt (sold their eliTribru al mini house now occupied
In_' MIT 113..1 Weaver. In said Borough
17. 't he electors of seliny lb ill Tow Tr- nip. will hold I
their elertton at fin !muse or wi de" err, in i
said rriwnslaip,
Id, The eler.tors of New Carrie Pow...hip, will
' hold their election at Cue public home of Waolungtois
itearnyile.r, in the town of New Castle.
! 19. The electors of Branch Totitnehip. is ill hold
their tenetal elections as heretofore, at the house
noa "filmic. I by Philip Kihres, in the town of Clew- ,
! ellen
Tllf electors of East Norwegian Toteuship, and I
those residing nn the west side of the mer Schuyl- I
kill and between Die : eastern Of the 80TC1112.11 “1,
PotEtville and the Penman line of itir Port Carbdri
elertion dhdrict. and whose Plertilf. have hitherto
Ivoted in the No: wegian election dnitrici, will hold
their election at the Port Carbriii House, its the intvit
of Purl Gntbun. ej
21. 'rite Town:thin' of NOrweciatt will hereafter
1 form a el-palate election district. and the electors
!thereof bold their election at the pittilic house lately
f.
occupied by Ira Lake Deer Park. in said Town:dim
! 12 Tlif; elector. of Blythe Townshui, wlit heti"'
their election at the house or Jnceph T Italliet, iu the
town Of bliddleport.
23. The electors of Tremont TowllPlllll, will hot
their election at the house of Samuel [tipple, in the
town 9r Tremont.
21. 'Alt the electors ul the South Ward in the Bor•
ouch of Pottsville. shall Mild their elections at the
public house ni INIIIIBIII Mate, in raid Ward.
1.5 The North Word in the Borough of Pottsville
lying eastwatdly iit Centre street. shall be called
the TT North East Warit,'' and the qualified electors
thereof shall hold their generaketectlottriat the house
of Pierick Curry. in said Ward.
26. the North Wild 41f the Botitugh of Pottsville
I,t Mg westwardly of Centre street, shalt he called
the'' North Wen W.inc - and the qualified electors
-thereof shall hold their seneral elections at the boose
nod , nrciipted inc Cringe Betz, to said Ward.
17 ninctotn of rass Township. will hold their
election hi the hours , noiy occupied by Abraham
Bork 'ln said Township,
fit. The electors of Huller Township, will hold
their eleetion at the house now !occupied by Isaac.
P. Bashi, in said Township.
The electors of FraileV Township, will hold
their steel ion at the house lately occupied by Charles
[lnflows int he town of Out. idron..i n raid Township.
30. Townahip of South 51anheini, shall here
after form a seperate etectinn district, and the quali
fied voters thereof shall hereafter hold their general
elettiorti at the public house now occupied by Gen.
Reber. : •
31. The electors of the Borough of Schuylkill Ha
ven, will bold theft election at the Public School
House No. 1, in said Borough,
22. The clectors of the North Ward in the. Bors
ottell of.Tainamin, shall hold their elect hots at the
pnblla himms of Bantuel Beard, In said Ward.
:*3. The electer4 of the South Ward in the Bat
()ugh of . Tainaqua, shall hold their elections at the
PublieSCbool Douse, in said Ward.
34. The electors of the East Ward.in the Borough
o4Tainamtn, and those residing north of the Sharp
M :tin, in the townshie of West Penn. heretofore
voting at the public :School house In the Ihnotilli or
T3lniqua, shall hold their elections st tile politic
1 house of Irwin F. Imehler, In said Ward
35. 'That tile qualified electors in that part of North
Manheim township who formerly vnicil in the [Muth
Ware'. of the Borough of Pottsville, and all that tent
tory on the east olde of the river Schuylkill, and'
withili the Penman election line, the southerly Imo
. .
OM
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ENE
id the lion sigh of Pottsville, and the old - hoe of
the Township of Mottlielm. whose electors have
hitherto voted to the Siorwegiae election district,
stall 1. 1.1 theit election at the i mblic lion-e of Gen
Cron, in said Towo.lop.
01. That the qualified en clots In moat part of
fort it 54.,„h • n 0 T o w o.hi o who Etna,-sly voted in
I lie tfoomeh of t irw testtore i .halt hold their elec.
H o c at cm. coon hi.oise. in said Itoronclt
. T.'. That the totaittied el 71 tor+ of North Matthetni
Township. too euthraced in the floes .. i .. g hold
their Orman at the lialf-way-loon+r, kepi by Mrs
sie.aitnit Moser. tit sato Towtp•hip,
3,5. The rlrettos nl the tiortelati of 141 . 1 'lair• will
hold their elections at the pubi4. hon.,. of Jonathan
Johnstoi. in the ,aid Boroug'.
At which time land places are to lei elected by the
freemen of tile coatntr of Srlwylkilt :
• One prr..nn for Co% ernor of the St .le. of Pennsyl
vania.
One person for Canal COninitssioner of tier State of
Pennsylvania.
Five persons fir „lodges"( the itnprsilie Conn of
Pennsylvania.
One person fur President Judge octlie :list Judicial
Distriefof the Stair of Pennsylvania.
Two persons for ks+oflate .11idges °elite Oct ern!
C. urts of srtiotlkill ',nano.
Twit persUtl9 ear Nlellielleis or Ills lloni.s of Rept,
sentatives of the State of Pennsylvania •
One nelson for Prothonotary. Clerk of the flyer and
Terniiner, and quarter t , Pltiolls of Arbot IA Olt:mint)
One person for Register Of Wilk. Re. order of Deeds
and Clerk of the Orphans' Court of SchttylL.ill comity.
One person for County Trec..urer.
One person for • County Commissioner. -
One person for Director of the For
one person for county Auditor.
The general electi.n in t o t opened between the
hours Of S and tit o'clock in the forenoon. and sli.dt
continue without interruption or adjournnient until :
o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be closed.
In-Pursuance of an Act of the General Assembly„of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. entitled •• An
Act relating to the elections of this Commonwealth,"
passed the second day of July. A. D. 1939, moire is
hereby given: . .
" That the inspectors and judges. (linen as afore
said:shall meet-at the respective places appointed for
holding the election in tiled/griefs to which ?tier re
spedively belong, before nine o'clock in the annul lig
ot the secondTriesilty in October. In each and every
-year, ondeach of said- inspectors shall appoint row
clerk; who shall be a qualified vr,ter. of rtith distrit
-"to case the person who shalt have receiVed the
Oecood highest number of votes for inspector shalt not
attend On the day of election. then the person who •
shalt have received the second highest number of
Totersfor judge at the next pretending election shall
act es inspector In bis place. And in case the person
whoshan have received the highest number of votes
for inspector shall not attend, the person elected judge
shall appoint an inspector In his place; and hi case
the person elected judge shall not attend, then the in •
spector who received the highest number of, votes
shalt appoint a judge in his place; and if any vacancy
shall continue in the board for the space of ong hour
after theairue tiled by law for the opening ofthe clec•
lion; thoqualifled voters of the township. ward or
Mania, for whit h such officer shall have been erected
' present at the place, of elettlor.. shall
,elect one of
their number to fill such vacancy.
•• It shalt liethe duty °timid assessors respectively
to attend at die pl.ice ill holding every geperal, sm.-
, dal-, or ton ndiip election. during the whole tune said
election le kept open, for the porpoge of giving infor•
matlon to the iitspertors and judges, when railed on
in relation to the right of any, person ast.isstril by
them to vete at such election. and such other matters
In relation to the asseAvments °rimier% as the said
inspectors or judge, or either of them, shall from
time to time require.
"Thal nu person shalt be permitted to vote at any
election as antresaid, Other than a white freeman of
llie age of twenty•nne years or more. who shall have
iesidra within the Stale oh least one year, and iv the
elecilain district wnere,he tillers to tots, at tes,,, ten
,days immediately eciTedine,ucit .lection. and with
in two year* pa id a' state or county tax, whieh shall
have t.seU anlise4ed at leant ten days before the elec
tion. :tint s cif ilea of the fiat. d States. wiro had
previously been a qualified voter of Oils state, and
teloolied ihe ref and returned. and Wltel have
resided in the storl ion district, and paid tax as aftre
raid, shall he entitled no a vote after residing in this
't * lile sit mini tin; providsd, Mist the white foremen
citizei.s'of the st,tes..beiween the age* of
twenty one atidtwctity-two years, and having reaided
in this State one year. and tithe eiection district ten
dais aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote. although
they Cult net have paid taxes.
„ on ,hall be permitted In vote whose name
Is not contained in the hit of taxable inhabitants
furnished by the Commie-inners as aforesaid enters
drat ho produces a rereipt for the payment within
two yearn, of a state or county tax assessed agreea
bly to the constitutionasid give satisNctory evidence,
either oil his own path, at affirmation of another. that
' be has paid itch a tax, or nu failure to produce a re
ceipt; shall make oath in the payment thereof; or 'sec
nod, if he claims a right to vote by being an elect.'
between the agesoftwenty-one and twentyawo years
he shall depose,. on math or affirmation, that he has
resided in the :tate at least nne year text before his
before his apptirsi irto.o nil make such pronf of real •
deine In his district as is ,required by this act, and
that he doer verily believe (runt the account given
hint that he is of the age aforemeid. Ind give such
other evidence as is required by this act, wherentimi
the name of tit. person so admitted to Vote shalt be
inserted in the alphabetical list by the iriepectora, and
a hole made opposite thereto by writing the word
"tax . " if be slisll'be admitted to vote by reason of
having paid a tax n't the word "age," Kite shall he
admitted to vote on 'account of his age, and ineither
case, the reason-of such vote shall be called not to
the dere*. who shall mark it In the !bit of rioters
kept by Otero. •
In all cases where the name of the prison' claim::
,ink to vote is not found oti the list furnished by
the commissioners and assessors, or his right to vote
whether found Iliertlin or nut, Ii objected to by any
qtiailltedeitizen, it shall be the duty. of-the Morten.
tors to examine such person oti,tiain as to hi= quali
fications, and if he claims to have wedded within
tne .estate for nee year Or more, his oath shall be
snffitient proof thereof. but he make.proof by
at: tenet one competent wheelie, who shall he a
qualified elector, that he has 'resided the
islet ibr tome than - fen days neat tiontediately pre:
ceeding sold election, and shall also himself sweat
thaws arta Isol4sace, la primmer his law.
CM
er Entered ;trcortlinr. to Act of ConerepA., in the year
1951, by J S. tIOUGIITON, M D. In the
Office oldie t t iW.t for the Easrern Ili.t art
of l'ennaktraiid.
GREAT. CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!!!
Another Scicintlfic Wonder!
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lIE Waif. E Fist im GAP; I BD
g to, ff I ' , s pared Ittnu lir not i. Of the bomb
stomach of the. (11..tfier directillllll 14 Baron Lielog,
the great Physiological Chemist, by is. Houghton,
M. D. of Philadelpbia, Pa.
This is d truly wondertill iemedy far Indigestion.
DyspepsiaiJaundice,lAVer Complaint.and
Curing after Nature's. vn method. by NatUre's own
Agent, the.liasti it Juice.
Haifa tepspoonrul tit Pepsin. tirtirsed in water. 111
digsst or Five pun ads oi Roast Beef in about
two lipurs out tithe stoinach.
frpsln is the chief element. ni Gres i Drgenting prim
of the Gastric Solvent of the Food,
the eurifyrng . . Nest tying, and Stimulating ahem ol
the Snowy ti arid Intet.ttror. It us entracte,' (ram the
Digcsrive :Stomach iif the Ds, thus forming an Artifi
stal Ingestive Flu td, pre.t•ely like the natural (h itl
Juice in its Chemical powers. arid furnishing a coo,
oleic and pc:fret subsitinte for it. tly the aid alibis
f.p_reparatioh. the pains hod evils of Indigestion and
;Dyspepsia are removed, lust as they would be by a
healthy Sthmach. Ii is doing wonders for Dyspeptics
tiring cares of Debillit, Emaciaiiiin, Nervous De
cline, and Dyspeptic c onsiimptiou. goinposed to be on
the verge Of the grave . Aire Scientific Evidence upon
whir ti it of- based, is in the histrent ilegiee curious and
rcmurtialife.
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE
Baron Liehie, in hisitailebrated work on Animal
Chemistry', says: ••A n artificial Digestive Fluid ana
logous to the Gastric Jrtire, may he readily prepared
flout the Mucous itteml4,aite of the Antnach of the Calf,
In which various artistes of total, as meat and egg,
will be Softened, chanittal, alit digested, just in the
tame manner its then would be in the human stomach.'
Dr. Pereira, in 11h:famous treatise ou "Food and
Diet," puhlished by Friwier. Sr. %Valle, New York,
page 33, slates the rame great fact. and describes the
method or preparation. 'There are few Matter :iiithori.
ties than or. Pereira,
Dr. Combe, to his stainable annuities On t Ile "Physiol.
ogy of 'Digestion," observes that ••a dimonit inn of the
due quantity of the Garric Juice Ina prominent and
all-prevailing cause of • Dyspepsia ;" and he states
that ''a distinguished profesam of medicine in London,
who was severely adlii:ited with this complaint, find
ing everything else in tail, had recourse to the Gastric
Juice.obtained from the stomaoi , of living, animals,
which prrived complettily succwful."
DaTirahato, author of the fainous worsts on "Vele
table Did," says: "it is a nem:ilk:We tact in physi
ology, that the stotnadis of animal:,, toricerated in
water, impart to the fluid the property of dis•mivins
various ankles of food, and of effecting a kind of ate
tificial digestion of theM In no Wise differentfrom the
natural digestive process."
t Dr. Minion's great work, the "Chemistry of Man."
I (Lea do Mant.h.trii.Phlin. 11410. pp 39l 1) •sys : "The
dr.owery of PEPSIN forme it !less t 14 tithe cherish
cal histoiy of Digestion. From recent experiments.
we know that fond is dissolved as rapidly In an ant
i tidal digestive Mild, prepared (rein Pepsin, as it is in
the.natural Gaatric Juice itself."
profesior Dunglisontrif the,lelTerson College. Phil',
1 delphia, In his great %stink on'human Physiology, de
si,les more than fifty pages to an exatninatton tit this
subject. .Ilis experiments with Dr. Beaumont, on the
i Gastric Juice. "btu hied from the li vin .i 4 human stomach
land fromaniniale are Well known. "In all I sass "
he says.;"digestion occurred as perfectly in the a rtt
rie ial an in the natural digestions." •
Dr. Jonn %V Dranee,Proft.e.nor, of Cln.i,try Lo ti...
Medical Colie:ti of the Dower:94 of New fork In
his • Tel:, Bonk ht . Chemistry," pare 355 say's.
has Iweda question %%nether :min.-sat tbttr Lion r.,ultl
he in rforpirgt—hut it ic!notv universally 4.1.1611,4. i I W.!
it may be." •
Dr. Carpent•CeatittoiTtrd nork no l'lsymnh.gy,whh-h
is in the 'library rvfi y pltysir to n, and to tb.r,l an a
,
Tent !look in all the Cr!lieges. is full of evttlehce simi
lar to .heahuse.-respecting thereto-art:able Dige:tive
pnw , „fr i p,p..a n , and fire fact that it ilia) reatton
separated from the Stomach of the t alt or on and
used lot experiment. atilt'. tat dig,otion, or
remedy lit disease of lbe Stomach, and deficient Se•
Cr et ion of (7,3iflr inn e
All modern works soi l Cheriii,try, Mater la Medico.
and Phyi‘itdogy, and II good Medical Dictionaries,
describe the character ' 1 and properties of Pepsin, and
state many interestinarletails respretine
The fakt that aartrti trial di;esttre Flnid, or G'aArir
Juicy. perfectly resendiline thr eattual hoed. roan* he
readily prepared. doelt not admit tit ri t re „ri„„ .
only wonder is, that it has tint hero applied to the
cure of littligesttun and Dyspepsia—so naturally does
such a iii %Mr geWl itself to the mit.d,
AS A DvsrEreiA CURER,
Dr Boyishton's l'epSin has prodnred the Inn,' mar•
vrlinns efreellt, in eu nog carry of Dehliity.Emaciation
Nervous' Decline.nnd Dyspeptic Consunipt ion . ft ig
impossilil.• to give th.• , details gtf ur the tins o r
r its adsyrtirement ihut antlient moted et•rtifirtrtFt,t
have been given of raore. than Two Hundred remark
able ,nre: in Philatiolphin. New York, anti 111)A1(111
alone. l'iret•e were nearly all desperate cares, and
Or C 1111.9 were ant nnik rapid and wonder fn., hid per
manent.,
Is a great Ner v,ans A sitidote, and pn rt le n:arly
useful 'lir tendency thlione akorder, Liver Corn
plaint; Fever and Ague, or badly treated Fever and I
Acne, orbadly treater! Fever and A gue, and the evil
effects or guirtme, Mercury. and other din; illicit th/-
Digestivb Organs. after a loncsirkiii,s. Also, r o r
es
cessin eating, and the too free tice of ardent :mit
almost rCcnnriles Health with Intemperanee
OLD STOMACJI COM i'LAINTS.
There is no form or bid Stomach Vomplaints a boll
it do e s not seen. to reach and remove at once No
matter how bad they may be, it , givifs instant
A single "dose reams . . it all the unpleasant symptoms ;
and it only needs to he repeated for a Short time to
m ake these gond elTecls permanent Purify of blood,
and vigor or body follow at once. It is partiinlarl)
excellent in cases of Nausea, Vomiting, Cramps,Sore
i.e.,. of the pit of the :stomach. distress after eating,
rota .Luc Ile:urine.- I. no to
..tiirits. Despondent' i ti
to
Dr Houghton's Pepsin, is sold by nearly all the
de,a,lermin One drur - Cattil Popular Meilicltlea, I hroligh
out the. United elfo3e2l. It is prepared to [louder and
in Fluid lot te—a nit' Ht! Preartent Mt, vials ( Or the use of
phy,icians.
Private Curls:ars fair the Ilse of Ithylortan, - ,nay be
obtained of Dr. 11OUVItnn or his agents, .lopicribing
the aquae process of preparation, and giving the au
thorities upon whiclithe claims of this new renteete
based. 'As it is not a 'Secret Remedy, rat objection ran
be raised against its use by pitisiciana in reapectable
standing and ce?,ular Practice. Price, One Dollar pet
bottle
PEPSIN IN POWDER.
? Seat Free of Postage.
For renvenietice of, mending to all part, of thecoon
try, the . Digestive Matter of the Pepsin, is Put up in
the faint of Powder. with dire:Aloha to iJediasolved in
water lay the patieni.i Their pllVYder,tontalujiipt the
rune mailer Col the betthP and will be pen. by mail,
Free ill Portnee. for Ohe Dollar sent (past pain In
Dr. J. Honelitnn, M. D., r hil3.l , lPhrt, Pa.
Obserrld lhi. t—Ettery bottle of the genuine Pepsin
bear, the written-pitinatore of J. S. Hon:loon. M. t)
sole pioprielor. Philadelphia, Pa. cop) -right and
Trade Mark Petered.;
Sold by all DroeriHts and Dealers in NlVlhtilltS.
Sept 6, 1951 36-ly
A great Disrortry for lli Con .
: DOCTOR 3. S. ROSE'S
- RAILROAD, Olt ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
lllaxea, a abil 25 cents—free Doe yie l curv.
and ; ran bit taken; at alr , seasotte, by both sexes...•
all age} and willinntlrreat.l to weather.
lea! or laboring tuansliould be without tioai.aa Th,
are only the Pour Mau'. fend, and the Rich Mien••.
iiecttrity.
The libuve Pills :tie the result of thirty t prac
tice in,Philadelphia,latid if taken witlith. ri Rose':
Tor& :Fever and Ague Mixture. they will core th ,
Most atabliortieatieti,of Fever and Azar, or ( - hilts and
Fever. For Licri liittahlithals. Dyspepsia, Itidtgrstinii,
and all Bilious conditions of the system, they have no
equal... as thousands in the etritithern and westen,
Mates m, ill testify, Witt - . have used them Ai a purga
tive pill they art like a charm, free from griping, Ris
ing strength and appetite, and enlivening the spirits
For sale, at wholonle or retail by
H Ele,biNaN.
• Agent for SLltuyikill County.
IC,Diuggists had supplie.d in the atrial whole
sale prices.
Anglin 30. ISM. I
to trim LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Who
I are Parents, Hupp and Young Gentlemen Or Prat,-
ville, l'a., and the ~Isutrounding neighborhood. Your
attention is parltrala" . ly invited to the largest and
complete atISCIIIMP - 0, :of 110Y8 and CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING. Thatithe subsculber ha. on hand'well.
adapted to the season,sultea for boys of three years
of age,and to yiding gentlemen of .iateen.
All .persons Ila tag at a distance, purchasing Cloth
ing at ; thia establishment, have the privilege. of re
turning them if they do not tit. F. A. 11017..
204. ettefttntit street - , below Tenth. Fhitada
Feb. 211„ fi-lylf
OAK'WS rvitNITUK iametrs, tor Cteanin;!.
'calving and beautifying Cabinet Furniture.
an, giving a rirh appearance, atm.!, for to r ,
•arniihing, an article that I,ve have tried and rail re•
commend—Nil , Vijrints a battle. anal received and
toy irate at
1 • Hook and Yariertore. •
ione 2S, 1851
171111,0—Ditrt.ient
ATVu M 2thrmst ir al L,arum«nu rattle twit fint+t),
tog.itfror with rior IwniUMettls. 1 7 .11' rile at tI .
Anil nri tit Wino far iureeei prices
11. BAN'SAIi.
May 31,1551 IS-.
•
BY Teleoreiph and Yesterday's Argit.
Wheat Flour,' s4;2s—Rye„ do. $2 37
r bbl.—Corn Meal, $2,87 do.—Wheats
Tied S-1 ets. White, 91 ets.—Rye; 65eenis.
Corn 64-:-Oats, 35 ets. per bushel. ,
" This is an nrticli; - oTtnos.t accommodating
qualifications- - very precarious and not
at all permanent,", as Peter Simple's Middy
would say. During theprent campaign,
the Lucofocos have been struck with a de
voutly patriotic fit, just as the Pottsville tribes .
were piously affected by the late Journal
chapters. Their'sonstan t cry has been, "Stop
agitation lhr. the Union's sake." But the
law Christiana riot has changed the whiffle
tenor of their Union devotion—they' cannot
now make agitation enough. The Editor of
the Pe/insult:anion , : not content .withyublish
ing the most extravagant and inflammatory
appeals to the people, charging, of course,
the whole riot upon Gov. rOIiNSION and the
Whigs. also calls an indignation meeting on
Wednesday evening last, to cater to the pas
sions of the ,populace • and foment - r their ex
citement to the highest pitch:
Will an excitement got up by this means,
effect any good? The officers have been tic
tively and efficiently engaged from the first
near thirty of the alleged offenders were sr
rested and brought to justice within forty
eight hours alter the outrage was committed,
and a number of others have 'since been cap
tured. Who arc the agitator's now T Where
are those boasted Union principles of the Lo
coloco party, that would Sacrificealniost eve
' ry thing for the preservation of the Union Y•
Truly they are faithfully following in : the / t
; loutsteps of their '•northern High Priest"- ,(
. _
; Esau-like, they . would sell their d
EMI
-
for a 1111 . " Of pulilit al pottatge.—,
thtl no longer snake
lions toward any virtue that lean!
T r PHILADELPHIA JUDICIAL
The Whigs .of Philadelphia ha: _ the
/ -
following nominations:—ForPresident Judge
of the District Court, George r Sl:tarswood ; lot
Associate Judges of the Distpet.Court,George
M. Stroud, and J. I. Cldrit/ Hare; for .Presi•
dent Judge of the Coureof Common Pleas,
Oswald Thompson ; Associate, Judges of
the same Court, Win. D. Kelley, and M.
Russell Thayer.
The opposition have nominated Sharswood
and Stroud for the same offices. -
1 . 777' WE OBSERVE that the Whigs of Lu
zeroe have norninated"Louis S, Waters Esq.,
formerly Of this' borough, a candidate for
Associate Judge.: We have had the pleasure
of an acquaintance with Mr. Waters, and
feel confident he will, if elected, make an ex
cellent officer. We congratulate the Whigs
of Luzerne in making so good a selection.
ANOTHER NEW MOTIVE POWER.-It
is announced that Dr. Wm. Richardson of
New Orleans has discovered a new motive
power, and a machine has been built
under his supervision, to test its practicabil
ity. Atmospheric air seems to be the agent,
but no farther explanations - are allowed to
appear at present.
FUNNY.—The Pennsylvanian publish
es a letter from a Pottsville correspondent,
pretending to give, an account of the "casti.
gation" B. Bartholomew Esq. received from
the Kickapoo chief, at Orwigsburg last week.
That is news to the people of this county,
as it happens the "boot is on, the other leg."
irp THE NOON Train of Passenger Cars
was detained yesterday, ou account of, 'some
accident to the Engine on the Road—we
were consequently without our usual Mails
till too late in the afternoon to use them.-
{C FROM CVRA.—An arrival at New Or
leans brings Havana news to the 7th. • The
American prisoners were about being shipped
to Spain—only four had been liberated. The
American Consul refused to interfere in their
behalf.
T 7 PR F.SIDENT FILLMORE and suite Met
with a very enthusiastic 'reception on their ar,
rival at BOSjOII on Wednesday. Gov. Bons
well gave them a public welcome in the
evening.
THE NORTHERN Mexican States are
said to be contemplating a declaration of In
dependence. Aid is expected from the Texan
Rangers, and also fiom New Orleans.,
r 7 PINCKNEY, the alleged fugitive slave
of the late Mr. Gorsuch; is supposed to have
been seen near Williamsport on Tuesday.—
Ssveral citizens started in pursuit of him.
rr - LATE. NEWS from Texas states that
the Indians were committing dreadful out
rages upon the Mexican.population of Upper
Tarnau;ipas.
TOE Crean VOLUNTEERS, Who had
co:let:tett at New Orleans, are daily leavitgi
for their homes M great numbers.
TITE GRAND LODGE of the Odd Felit
lowiof the United States, still continues in
session at Baltimore.
OUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are due to
the Hon. C. W. Pitman, for a copy of the
Congressional Globe for 1850—'51.
REDUCTION OF THE STATE DEBT.
The Governor's proclamation has been
is
sued, announcing that, on the Ist Of Septem
ber, under the provisions of the late act cre
ating a sinking Fund, 8659,122 98 of the
public debt of Pennsylvania was extinguished
—that amount or State stocks having been
purehaed and the ;certificates
This makes the present debt of the State
5:549.119.162 44.
It is a happy augery for the future.. •"A
r ed uct i on o f the State debt!" how Pleasant
the sound ! and when we look-at the figures
--more than half a niillion—tbe COMMATI=
wealth really seems to be in earnest in 'the
good work. If this is the operation of the
Sinking Fund LAW, it Will be a source of
unalloyed rejoicing. The debt is still over
forty millions-7-2n ugly looking ; sum—and
we shall never feel as if Our huge indebted
ness was palpably diminishing, uttil we get
into the thirties but when the time arrives,
with prudence and economy on the part of
the State Authorities, the slide will rapidly
take place to the bottom of the scale, until
our glorious old Commonwaalth shalt rise in
the majesty of her strength; free and. disci.
throned. .:,
The als.ve is from the Germantown Tele.
.aph, a neutral paper. It shows how every
honest, unprejudiced mind views the reduc
tion of the State debt—all thanks to . Guyer.
nor JOUNSTON for his wise administration !
Although we have felt it our duty, as
national . Whi,g, says the Hanorer Spectator,
to oppose Governor Johnston's views upon
the qUestion , of the Compromise, we have
never hesitated to do him Justice roads "able
and - very faithful administration of our State
Government." An article io an adjoiaing
column would seem to tell remarkably well
for his management of our .State
and we publish it with the gieatest satisfac
tion. as it particularly interests the farming
cominunity, whom we have always helieVed,
were made to bear too great a portion of out
State taxes.
flootcript.
PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY* A O'CLOCK
LOCOIFOCO PATRIOTISM