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VOTED BY Ma. FRAILEY'S . BECi3MSEENDA .
TION, to pay the members fur doing nothing
—when each was at home attending 'to' his
own business. Honest Joust STIIOIIM,
now the Whig Candidate for Canal:Commis
sioner, voted, it will be observed, against
such monstrous extortion. -
o r'
The same Resolution al terwards:passed in
N. ,
the House of Representatives by '2 vote of
POWEING, THE BOOKS. 137 Ayes to 35 Nays, and among 'the Ayes,
i 1— ,
1 Vol. 1 House Journal. page 1324, appears
GOV. Jtfit4TON- 1 -SENITOR FRAILEV.
the name of CHARLES W..IIEGINS, now
,3fertit.,-L: 1 N;iple ,in i -Gla.as HOltAtS 5A04(174 . 11
Th
' ' ; rou 4 Stos." . the Locofoco Candidate for Judgeship in this
TheOrwigsburg w tintmi.: des Yolks is out ! district. : 1
with en article dischisini to its, no doubt, as.l Again; Pamphlet Lawsof 1843, pnge 321; l
ton shed readers,. .hat • Gov JOHNSTON reset- : Act reducing expewei of Government, pa...rill
April lith. 1543.
ved 16days' pay, as Governor, before he was 1 Mato” 10.—After the adjournment of the pre.rnt I
sworn in: that hedrew his first quarter'ssalary 11 6 .egi: ; I:ture, the per diem pay of the members. after !
6 weeks before it was due, and also that he in i,, 104 . ) ;' , s a h ':ti L e he o r n i. e s g i V i i r ir a r n :i l ; i f t i v e t . r t t ,, in p ," e ,, r o j a 7 - 1
received some $3O mileage when sent for
,to I for in i • ni ! mber of ,e days t d ha i t the . Legi ii tature may con- I
, yoitie to : 4- c larrisburg 'to take the dying Gov. , no n e i n
the 64 .tiea. y ion of t ra m , the . Se , ..ion corn-
Shank's 'place. Now we want to make a 1 mewed on the 1-it day of January. aud. ,at to May.
h SIO —ll.l days. On the lith clay of May a
plain straight story] out of these enormous 1 n r-l io t ii' on i -','%;.,
miide tiiallow the member% three'dot
charges against the Governor, fcir the ben- ! tars per day, during the 35 &iv:. beyond 10n, anti the
t .lo ote n t , : i nitgow:, kt. recorded on page I 104.Senuie
'fit of our readers after which we'have a ;
, short account, in behalf of the peo le, against! Jo u rnal
Brawlev, Crabb. Cunningham.
4 1)
this knowing Senator, who disco rses so elo- 1 Pri r ct i 'il i ns r i u e m it 'lVi e rn rn t ° s n lves i..R ta iL w E re l tic'e lSe 'l l . l i7cL ik st i i i n ;
quently. Of econom§ in' the pub is finances; I Mullienbertr, Packer, Shitner, itine, Stree
through the columns of the De Voiks, and 1 ter ,l o , ,na . W k it ., h , e s r ,. .=.2
main F:n e r . : l \l l h . . th F .t tilt . on s f u t r ie r 7
st -e i. v r ; re -Tni t
an w. d .
'also in his stump-speeches, we understand, i K0ni a .: ,,,Y,7 ;ah ,,`,, ,
through the county.' . - Bev. Speaker,---10.
t4ov - . - Shulik, our readers will' remember, So the Resolution passed, thus voting, SIX
resigned his office. at the persuasion of his THOUSAND NINE 'HUNDRED AND SE
partyN counsellors, on
much 'Sunday the 9th of July :VE TY-TWO DOLLARS AND FITTY
1 I
- 1848, against the Wishes, and to the , CENTS ($6,972 50) out of the State Trea
-great inconvenience 'of hissfamily and friendi, I sun, contrary to an express Statute for the
who were thereby drprivfid of certain pecui- • reduction of the public expenses.
ary benefits which wouldlotherwise . have ac- The account then will stand as'iollows :
trued to them.: - Had he held his place one "For Unjust Mileage, on motion ci' Mr. Frai
dal,' longer, Wm. F: Johnston, then Speaker • ley—and voted for by him and
of the Senate, would have become Governor C. W. Hegios Esq.—
exvificio; according to the Constitt4ion, and i FOr V.„xtra per difin pay, voted
ark election for Governor would have taken for by Mr. Frailey
place for eighteen months. The aforesaid
courtsellois, knowing this, prevailed' upon
Shank to resign, iu order that nn election
might be held that Fall—'4B--in which they
very erroneoltslf hoped to be successful.—
-II:7" Mark the; pang propensity for cunning
and intrigue even over the - death-bed of their
- "lamented" Gov o ernor l
By, this - act of resignation, Wm. F. JOHN
STON; according ,:to :the' requirements of the
Constitution, becatjte immediately the bona
tide GOVF.HNOR of OENNSYLVANIA and, arriv
ing at Harrisburg at few days after; entered ,
' upon the duties of bis . office. He was not
sworn in, however:, until the 26th, on ac.
collet of thenon-nrrival of Mr. Packer, then
es officio Speaker :
of,the Senate, whose duty
it was to administdr the oath. But all this
time,' he was recognised as Governor, and
. accordingly discharged the duties of the of
fice—the oath-taking being only a matter of
form, and not absolutely ;essential to the as
sumption of the, responsibilities of the Exec - -
tive
MltttilßW 14OUJRNAL.
SATITRDAY;OCTOBER 4, 1951
Being thus fairly and Constitutionally 3 P -
The Harrisburg American lat!-Iy charged
pointed Governor, and discharging the duties
Jude Woodward, while on a yisit to liar
': of the office,: he w a s, Ofeourse tutitled to the
risburg, with expressing doubts as to there
usual salary. Hislaccount teas accordingly
salt of the coming election, and 'advising his
audited and approved by Jon. N. Purviance,
Locofoeo Auditbr Getv_ral, and paid by Ar- frlticofoco friends tokaise a panic . On the Sla
very question, as a last resort t o save their
nold Flamer, Locelsoch State Treasurer ; it
ticket. We published the article last week.
being in accordant:4 with the ordinary G. i
The Locofocos, of course, have denied the
ernment usages. Had there been anything
wrong - or irregular in this proceeding, it charge, whereupon the AmeriOn publishes
the annexed letter froma reliable gentleman.
might nittareily be expected that these oppo
striae . bfficers would have discovered it and in reply to a written inquiry add tessed to him
by the editor, which fastens this infamous
01 '.:Jected to the account ; but not the Slightest
Whisper, was ever kaised against the matter, conspiracy, beyond the possibility of denial,
gn. . upon its unprincipled Locofoco authors :
until the patent campa ign. 1
, „4 i , iio , „,..
11. 1
k
' - As to Gov. JoU lIARRISBURG, S ept.! o ssrox's drawing his first I
Quarter's pay 6 week's before it was due— I Mn. EDWARD AlePunasox :
Dear Sir:—ln reply to yOur letter of
that aliobs; did; ',lt has been customary from
yesterday, inquiring ot me as to the truth or
time immemotial:. it being done as a matter l
, 'falsify of certain expressions Used by the
of accommodntion, in consideration of the Hon. George W. Woodward, w,hile on a re
' - unusual expenses of the Executive during the i cent visit this op lace , I would state, that
first- Quarter, moving, rent, fixtures, s ce ,_ i en t er inghotie tir ed
my for about two years and where
hotel, .(Buehler's) where I
- Gov. Jormsrox, ,being, like many other of I
av
'Judge Woodward was staying, On the even
his felloW-citizens, pot • over-blessed with i m g of Thursday the 18th inst., my attention
"this world's. fonds," simply availed him- I was immediately attracted by a conversation
;
self of the privilege granted . to all his pretle. ;
a in as an adjoining room, which I Could not, by
cesaorsin office. . ) Mr. ?tomer, a Locoloro, Judgelossibilitv, avoid overhearing. between
Woodward and Richard M'Allister,
remember, was lie State Treasurer, when : Esq., United States Slave CoMmissioner at
this account wasldrawn. ' 1 this place. Judge Woodward was giving
As totheS3o mileage,everyreasonablc manhe condition of the two
i his
view d s ahs to e
i probable result ..11pen di ng
the r
. will admit that ii was perfectly just. Mem- !
ctiaeast,esatnfart
Governor.l
heard
lira
say,that
hers of Congress, of the Legislature and Gov-1
while IIUNDREDS of Democrats were going
erciment officersi are invariably entitled to i over to Governor JOHNSTON, he had seen but
mileage, when they travel on official busi- ', ONE SINGLE WHIG who t
it wouldOPPOSE oaabaat,
a.
ness. War. F.lbaNsros came to Harrisburg I HIM o a n ad ac t r a u t o is t e o w f
as t e t a la g t i a reenth,
fra S ra l a
at that time, not as a private citizen,
nor sister ver
State ; that something Must be done to
even as Speaker ; of the Senate, but as bone
j counteract this movement, or 'else all would
. fide Chief Executive of the commonwealth, ib e lost ! He said that the beat thing they
constriutionally 'appointed the moment that could do would be to get upsi P .u A t N a lC. f a t o h d e
Union
Shunk relinquished the office. This $3O was i f righten the people about
p a di. t 1
condition of
present;
a
also paid by the Locofoco State Treasurer.
, That
But who is this wise economist? We now 1 thines •it could be easily done, &c. Mr.
M'A 'lister said "yes, I concur with the Judge
have an iccountiof no small consideration Its —WE MUST GET UP AN ALARM !
settle with Mr:, Senator Frailey, who has I AND FRIGHTEN THE COMMUNITY ' ,
thus - prayed himself so officious!y anxious I l'' , lN THIS ~
SLAVERY QUESTION! ! !
about the experdittires of the State finances, I Ju d g e
.'T KNOW THAT THERE IS oMward continued, end said "
ANY I
D
in paying the just dues of her public officers. I DON .
CAUSE FOR ALARM; BUT, IT IS BET
' He prate about leconomy ! lie that has fat. I TER TO RAISE A FALSE ALARM
tened at the public crib—he that was sent' to i THAN THAT JOHNSTON
. iSHOULD BE
i
- - „Washington once by the people of Schuylkill I ELECTED!!! !" 1 ,
~ t o see to a measure in which they were in- This is the substance of what I heard ;
and he sentences marked w inverted coin
terested and ivhb returned with the fruits of I mu,t itti
are word for word, in the language of
his labor in his' pocket-5200 forwarded 'by ! the partiesu Very re.specifully, arc.
them to defray ;expenses, &c.,—be that did i
JOHN ADAMS.
not scruple to Tote THOUSANDS of Dollars I -
out of the'publc Treasury provided he could
--: thereby put a few hundred to his pocket—
Wen econtimist! Let the following Stalgment
' 4
Of keis show to the,people of 'Schuylkill the
• sincerity of thiS champion of State economy:
:In 1840. the Legislature adjourned on the
IGth'day,of April to. the 12th of May follow
ing—,making an absence of 26 days. Alter
reassembling, rilay 12th 1840, on pages S2G,
• 827, and:B2B of the Senate Journal, the fol
lowing proceedings are recorded : -
.. Mr. Fridley of Schuylkill. from the committee on
accounts, mite the following report :
That the follnWing sums annexed to the names of
the members and speakerp , of the Senate are_due to
• them, respectively, for their daily pay and mileage 1
from the 17th day of April, 1840, to the 12th day of
June, 1840, botl4.lays inclusive. .. 1
Here follow tbt names, dc.: . i
Charles Frailty. 57 dare, 118 miles. 8188 70
"Resolved. That the Speaker draw his warrant
on the Stale Treasurer, in favor of the members of
the Senate, respectively, for the amount reported to
be due by the foregoing report."
Ou the question, will the Senate agree to the re
solution' A motion was made by Mr. Brown and
Mr. Caldwell, that the report be recommitted to the
- Committee on acemmts, with instructions to report
the nine, with pity for the members for such time
only, at the Legislature was aduallstin terrion,
, tocether with milattge.
On the quaatiou, will the Senate agree to the mo
. iita? kaastun wits Judah! fir. Bell and Mr.Stevan.
son, to amend the motion by tattling theiefrem all,
antis , the word "insure:lions," and inserting in lien
thereof, "to - report the same at the nne ot7 fliC dol
lars a day, for the time the L%islanne was in Ses
sion, from rind after the 12th day of May- 1 ! I
On thequestion,will theSenale agree IMO galena ?
The previous question was called for by_Messrs. I
Penrose, Cochran, Myers t Spnelanan and Brooke.
On the question, shall the man question be now
put? The 1 eas and Nays were required try Mr. Cald
well and Mr. Flemming. and are as fellows
Yeap—Messra. Barclay, Bell, Brooke,- Case,
Cochran, Coplan, Ewing, Fleming. FRAILEV,
(Schuylkill); Hays, Maclay, Miller, (Adams) ;
(Berks) ; Myers, Patterson , Pearson.' ' Penrose,
Plutner, Purviance, Rogers, Snyder, Spackinrin,
Williams, Kingsbneg, Speaker. -g?
Nast—Mews. Brown, Caldwell, Fraley (Phile-
Idelpbra) ; Killinger,•Plumer, Rogers, Shone, Sny
der, Sterigere, STROHM.-7
So it was iletertuated in the atfun3ative.
On the main question, will the Senate agree to the
resolutions, es reported by Charles Fraley ? The
Yeas and Nays were required by Mr. Brownand Mr.
Patterson. and are ai follows :
Baretay, Brooke, Ca - 4, Ewing,
Flemming. FBAILEY, Schuylkill ; Fraley, Phila
delphia : Hays. ?tinelay, Miller, Adams ; Miller,
Berk!; Nlyers: Patterson, Pearson, Penrose. Put
dance, Spackmau, Stevensou,Williamsiliingsburg.
Speaker.—w.
Pays—Messr-. Bell, Brown, Caldwell, Cochran,
Cope-an. Killineer. Plumer, Rogers, Shatz, Snyder,
Sterivie, STROII NE-12.
$1 00
12i
*3 00
s'oo
S 00
3 00
11
07,346 .50
Out of which this economical Mr. Frailey
pocketed.
For Mileage and doing nothing
57 days ! SISS 70
For Extra pay ; 52 50
Making the snug little sum of ~241 20
for whiCh he sold his economical scruples to
the lune of SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
THREE HUNDRED AND' FORTY-SIX
DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS at the
State's. expense.
These ate farts—the Statements extracted
from the official records of, the State. After
this e tpose, we leave the people tO draw their
own inferences as to Mr. Fraile's sincerity
and honesty when he undertakes to prate
about public economy.
Ilg qgq
TRU PROOF!' !
ATROCIOVS CONSPIRACI
q' Icq
HYPOCRISY UNMASKED
It is well known. that Fairtbs W. HUGHES
professed last year to be in favor of a modifi
cation of the Tariff of 1846, acid the Coal Men
of Schuylkill, under his direction sent CUAS.
FRAMES' 10 Washingtoo, to urge a change.
We now charge that Francis 1 V .Hughes, de
clared to a citizen of this Borcugh, "THAT
THEY NEVER HAD' SO MUCH DIFFI
CULTY, AS THEY HAD i i
, N PREVENT
ING A MODIFICATION 0F THE, TAR
IFF OF 1846 AT THE 'LAST CON
GRESS."
So, it appears, that t h e money which the
Coal Men paid for the purpose of getting
Protection, was used against them. It we
mistake nor,they paid Cliarles,Fraily between
OA and $3OO to go to Washington to bore
for them.
, C'7" A great chimney in • pr . ocesa eric.
um at a new machine shop, m Worcester.
which bad attained the height of 70 feet, fell
to the ground, demolishing.about 30 feet of
the main wall of the building, last week.
iIIEzIIINERS''''!JOUAN r 4 'ANIi' 4 0 , 717,T5V41 1 S 'GEIERAt' 0 V ERTISER.
DEDlOCilUlerits 3 .O O OVOGOt,
Free Traile,!No Work awl etuvaties
:.. State Ticket.
F., doserser,
Cot. WILLLtit BIGLER, of eloirfteld Cow,.
Far' Nast Cuusimiridingt.
Ceo. Byrn 'Ic:LOVER, of Carton County.
Alga of tic Sirprestig Girt. •
.
;OM B. GIBBON of Cumberlaod4
JEREMIAH S. BLACK. of Souperael.
ELLIS LEWIS. of Loocmaer,
JAMES CAMPBELL, of Philadelphia. ,
WALTER U. LOWRIE, of.Allegbeny.
Locator.° ries Trait County Ticbot
President fudge.--CHABLES NV: BEGINS.
Associsnelndgit.--FR. - 1.1C13 F. IIUBLEY and
• • STRANGE N. •PALMER.,
A stenthly—HEßNAßD REILLY and STEPHEN.
RINGER. '
Prothonotary--JOIN HARLAN.
Register and Rreorder—LEWlS REESER.
Treasurer—GEOßGE I). ROYER. •
Commi‘sioner—GEOßGE HARTLINE.
Director of Poor—WM. B. KERSIENER.
Auditor—MICHAEL BRECKIIILL.
TII pofiblic IMPROVEDIEPITS.
Gov. ' Jo/gni - ton' , Managemeitt
The public works, under Governor JOHN
sxoN'S administration, have been set in bpe.
ration and thus thousands of men have been
furnished with work and good wages. The
Money-market everywhere is oppressively
tight at present, and yet emigrants are con
stantly coming into the country looking for
work. If-Gov. 'JOHNSTON is re-elected, these
public improvements will continue and labor
be furnished to :all who apply for it. Itis
views on the Tariff Question are moreover
known and with the expression of public opi
nion in Pennsylvania thus plainly given in
favor of Protection, Congress will no longer
refuse the petitions of her citizens.
•
Pennsylvania is considered the President
making State bscause no President Was ever
elected without, her vote. Her voice is
therefore too poiverful and too important to
be disregarded, if the people s?eak out man
fully at the ballot-box the full and free ex
pression of theii wishes. Elect a Tariff Gov
etnor and you say, in tones that cannot be
misunderstood or misrepmsented, that Penn
sylvania wants Protection.
TUE. PARDONING POWER.
One of the cries raised by the Locofocos
against Gov, Joims . rox, is that he has exer
cised a too free use of the pardoning power.
The Harrisburg American gives the following
list of pardons granted by the various Gov
ernors of Pennsylvania since 1790, from
- which it appears that Gov. JOHNSTON has not
in this particular been so much to blame as
some Locofoco Governors whe held their
office before him :
GOVERNORS :
Pardons granted by—
Thomas Mifflin, , 9 years. -01 l pard
Thomas 141'Kean, 9 " WI
Simon Snyder. 9 " 960 "
\Vm. Findlay. 431 "
Joseph Helmer, .. .44
~ 303 "
J. A. Shultze, 6 ' - 724 , "
George Wolf, 6 " 454 "
Joseph Rimer. 3 " 79 "
David R. Porter, , li " 797 "
Frandi R. Shook, 3 " G mo. 450 "
Wm. F. Johnston, 4 ~ 339 "
!::10,374 00
6,972 54)
For Lying Circulars, handbill.• And Report,.
The Locofoco Leaders in Schuylkill are
desperate—they will stop at nothing—they
commenced with lying, and they have to lie
their cause through. They treat the work
ing men of Schuylkill County as though they
were really ignorant, and could swallow all
their lying statements—but they will be de
ceived on the 14th of October—the Miners
and Laborers have not yet forgotten the de
ceptions practised on them by the leading Lo
cofocos, in 1844, who swindled-them out of
the Tariff of 1842, the best law Congress
ever passed for Keeping up wages,and encour
aging Home Industry. The same men are
in th• field again, lying harder than ever.
02- CONTRIBUTION of CHEMISTRY TO THE
HEALING ART.—The fact that Ayer's Cherry
Pec:orol is a chemical discovery, may explain
why the distinguished Professors of that
Science, (Silliman, Hitchcock, Webster, anti
Cleveland,) have given their certificates in
its favor.. None could better judge of its
merits than these eminent wets, and their
names would be a sufficient guarantee of its
value, if experience had not already proven
to the public that it is one of the most effec
tual reme3ies for affections of the throat and
lungs ever before them.—Scientific Review.
*AILED I
ism coma TRADE FOR 1651
:.sue 41~ '.. ~-~ .l ~ _
The quantity Eent by Railroad this week, is .10,-
959 12-1* Canal, 15,092 19—for the week, :74,-
052 11 tons—being an increase of about .1,500 ton,
by Railroad and about 900 by Canal.
The demand for all kinds of Schuylkill Coal con
tinues as brisk as ever, with' an upward tendency in
prices, and the supplies in the yards in the cities are
not large. 7Tlic unusual low rates at which Coal has
been sold - from this Region, induced a very large
number to lay in their winter stocks during the
summer, fearing that a rive in price would take
place. Dealers, therefore, are auutious in ',took ing
much for Winter sales ; particularly iu those cities
where Coal can be reached during the greater part
the Winter.
The lotir.rates at Which Schuylkill Coal has been
furnished this year, has been worth at least half a
Ai//ion of dollars to the County—it has penetrated
into various sections ot the country where none had
ever readied before, and has fullytlemonstrated that
our Coal is quite as good, and for many purposes,
superior to that obtained from other ieg,ions, and
will hereafter command quiwas high • price in
tbose markets, where Lehigh and Laekawana were
considered superior luta • sold for 25 cents per ton
more, foesteam purposes.
Amount of Coal sent by the Philadelphla and Read.
ng Railroad and Schuylkill Canal, for the week end•
ng on Thursday evening last.
RAILROAD
WEEK. 'TOTAL. WERE. TUTA L.
P. Carboo, 12,594 OS 403.079 14 9310 01 2211.443 DG
Pottsville. 3.537 12 141,300 02 1.417 08 44,801 10
11. Eliseo, 18.789 05 566,883 Of 4,338 00 137,561 05
P. 13intuo, 6,038 07 319.814 13 1.118 10 28.341 01
Total ' 10,029 11 1.331.007 13 13,022 19,37,150 02
. 437.150 02
Total. .• 1.768,917 15
To same Oatiodlastyear. by Railroad. 937,186 09
Caoal, 488, 0
30 07
lacra.ise ibis year, so far, 543.000 El too■
RAIL ROADS.
The follow lng is the quantity of Coal transported
over the different gailroade In Schuylkill County,for
the week ending Thursday evening. 1
WIZE• ' TOTAL.
Mine Hill end M. H. R. H. 93.709. 19 653,548 19
Little Schuylkill R. It. 7,154 09 319.882 14
MITI Creek do :=8,399 00 307,833 19
Mount Whoa 'do , . 3.333 13 171,534 11
!Schuylkill Valley do 10.800 07 111t0.5199 19
Mt Carbrin and Pt (Arbon 11,750 17 344,870 08
LEIDGU COAL I'ILADE.
'gratuity sent So marlipt on week ending on Sepi
Lehigh Coal Co..
Room Row/dines. •
Seaver Meadow.
Spring Mountain Coal.
Colemlo,Coal.
Cranberry Coal Company,
Hazleton Coal Co..
Diamond Coal Company,
Huck Monatain Coal,
R'ilkeabilre Coal Co..
OATES OP TOLL • NIP ONTAN lON ON nitt.ntitar
for Mil. .
From Nl.Varboo.R. tlaro.P.Cllnt
To Mattoon& /
To Pbtlidelpbta, 1,-40 t 423 1,13
TOLL NY CANAL. / •
From Ptirt Carbon to Estilladetphla/ .
" btOant Calton . do
" Mehl. Baron, , do
," Fort Clinton do/
Marti OP ,I OM? NY CANAL.
Phtladi. Wilmington* N-York
From Pito Carbon, . ,A 3 03 01 53
.." Mt.Catbon, ' ''/63. 1.3 153
" ll.llaten. 7 60 , 110 150 if 52
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A ANOLD% 'BASH Lopcs—rr I 7CCUPIES
but* stnallnpite, b amp, laity and convent.
eat, an& is no*" liable to get. out of tenalr se other
Loekt. .Vor mile by.. swim row.
April S, 1851 r44r
OM
ST onsysw 111641.171FUL. XTICI.
of lifrof Combs, which will be sold LAW boy ^
D
& JILLVEL:
es; 14,111.50'
/ "Mk
MIME
BE ax YOUR GUARD
WE . TOTA L
10.411 15 304.603 ID
3,1 . 0 13 67,041 DO
1.011 11 32.074 18
1719 n 84,811 14
1,566 11 33,998 19
754 13 91,1172 13
3,115 Of 83,143 09
691 11 . 30.718 14
1,893 03 7 6,172 05
14,067 06
13.833 03 738,81 S
50,445/60
Total.
To a►me period lasi year
Increase so far
MTMMEEII
-..-- .
...„ ,=-.-- - 1 wentyyeiri,theFirsti SPERM, TANNERS. LARD 'AND j
paptisLelimilt o.llletritik;ll.4..; has eon. —'- '• •'• 1 119111.4LB• 1 01016, , •
tribtned ft objects of heneficette;'is:brostai, - g • 000 GALLONS BLEACH= WINTSII AND ,
, 1 1.11 1040 4 , Fall Sperm 011.
SI.P,OIXI; 'amnia on' •its owa.thatih. an d 41121 1 0111 as unblearbed Winter and FallSperin nit:
that bulk for the the South congregation; ' 'XI u‘noits• tun Bleached Solar OW - -
SASS .do '. superior Stephan OS extra bleached.
SI 3,ooo;;and (or the sap .. rt of tbe gapers*. • tom do • bleached !Winter atri ram waite , no.
home,. $12,0014 in all a.. i $40,000.. Du- -Dan' do strained 2 1 1. W. Coat & 'Polar •• ' 4
• 7,606 do Miners' Oil very dear and hordsome -
Olt this time the number of members has on dc, best quio ,
. . , . : it y Tanner's Oil.
been on -. a rapuljetcrease, having received •by - 5,615 do - . supe r i o r c oo k :oil, 4 -
baptism. 311 i ndividuals , being an average , 2 . o t* d° Pare Straus oi Cod Oil. ..
• SACO do Common Oil. fur greasing
of over fifteen a year. --
• s,esti do ' extra No. t. Lard oil, (0011Motlui.)
-
:,COO do Lard 011,No: 2. • . - -
100 bates New Bedford sperm Candles.
400 do Adatuaatioa Caudle.. •
1 23 do Patent Polished and Solar Candies.
1 28 do ` Mould mid Dili Caudal'. assorted siva.
ssi do beet quality Yellow Soap.
WO do superior Orogen &tap. , .
. ..115 do prime Castile Soap.
104,11 articles sold, loot thin* satistarilon, may
bi retained. pOLDIN at PRICE.
31 Afertk Wharres, 71ird Sure sieve Arens:rut.
March 21, tam, , - . . Illy.
—There vs' fonr-bishops elect in
the: Episcopal Chiral'. awaiting consecra
tion,:—Creightip,'elliew. York ; I,V
el-Connecticut:: .Whitehtitistv or Illinuis:
and Rutledge, 4f South Carcdina.
TO COUNTRY lIIIIMIEEANTS.
M. NEWELL ft. LII.N Wholesale Grocers and
Commlisisn idetrhauti, No. 210 WATER street,
Phlladelpida. have al. srs on hand, a I - rse and swell
selected assortment or Erneeries, Proelsions, Teas
and Liguori eo ii,hich they incite the atiention'of
country ritutrehan4.
=MB
ALMANACS FOR 1252..
JnGßOS+nrßnzlinbandSertninAirilanar.. Also
Ll ElltHALAntralltstall Comic Mena nay just pub-
Wiled and lot nab/ at H - 450 per Vona. or 23 cent. Per
dOren nt • B. HANNAN'S
Oct 4.1831
2.000 PIECES or PAPER HANGINGS.
Fntr.sii 1411PPET.—The onbattlber tia. just opened.
at DM New Patter Milne. in Vbithiville. upwards of
WM Pieces 01 Puttee Hanging+. embtaciolf the latest
Pattern.. in Gold', for Pallor.. Halls and Chamber..
Also. New Ityle! Entry Patterns. The pieces eery
.from tl cents toff 50 a piece. and Ida Shock embraces
quite a. ;MIA an imnrtment as can be found in Phila
delphia. all of which will be cold ac cheap. and the
most costly Patterns, cheaper than ran be purchased
from the manullittnters, whet...ale and retail.
It. °ANNAN.
40—
Oct. 1,18.51
TOTS. TOTS AND FANCY GOODS
XTEW and beatitiful just reertvegl.
1.11 Bagfea Chime er Terra Calla Warr. finbetnian
Glass, ilta.
:Wester, Papier:: Markle: and Vegetable Ivory goods.
Fwity Hazes anaparkete richly ornamented.
Cirsfeedraere Palters. Cake Ornarnenis.
nruftisrp Fiveif ',titles. Tooth Brasher,
Tokarespists artillts. Pipe., Snuf
Gerwir. Mater. Cruel's. Marbles. Percussion Capp,drc
This. Aid Dells and Doll Wade of every description
for sale at the lowest Importation priers by
wkr.
Importer, No. 1 Commerce street. Pliilaihi.
Oct. 4, 111.51 40-3 m
N. B.—Toys will be assorted In Cases st gs,it o and
VA par Ca
SCHOOL 4= SLISOELLSIIEOLTS
Kic—Thelmtirertber is now receiving from the
D Trade Bates; a 'aro supply of Sarin! and NUJ , -
cellatwons Cooke all of which will be sold wholesale
and retail at unusual low rates. Ills stork embraces
trEVBRAL TIIDVBAND V 01.11516.4, and the as
sortnier.t is as varied as can be found in any store in
Philadelphbl•
qnd Teachers, kc.. supplied will'
School Books ail,clieap, and in many instances chea
per than they c.in be pinchased iu Philadelphia.
Being the pubtirlier of a number of Books his facil
ities are equal In the wholesale Houses in our cities
for procuring chest, stock?, and he Is determined
nut to be undo cold-••
Ile also mannetclurep at 4is ePlabliPliment all kinds
of Blank Books Pass Bon , Copy Bens. &r.. all of
which be can furnish wholesale to low rates.
All he asks io for the people to call and try his
prices, and thertjudge for themselves.
B.*BANNAN,
Booktieller, Publisher and Mannfactorer.
_Pottsville, Oct. 4, 1851 40—
_ _ _ _ _ _
LIST OP LETTERS.
13EMAINISOIIN TIIE POST OFFICE AT Potts
116 trine. Pi on the lit of Oct.. 1931.
Bultler Christi to"lllnenseren 'rhos Meelnre Win
Drennan tVur i Wiwi Frederick lireMicken J
Butz Christian Henninger John McGunmen James
Brady James Hughetalavid MeGrail Thomas
Berger Chas F Hodgsrin James McPhillips B
Bigler John !Indoor? Ahra'mMck:voy rot , hip
Brennan Thomasliaitman John MrGloin Terence
DeraerJosepe Mnuly Catharine McDonald Martin
Barton Genrge , Haw Margaret 111.11oan
Bourdon Mr Hill Miss A Nesbit John
Burns Mns Ellen Hennes MissMariNewton Charles
Breheny Jno ship Hughes D ship O'Brian L.
IlracyGeo ilb Mister J do Flapper' Adalbert
Broadbent instil, Hepworth J do Purcell Thom.is
Bourdon F ' Hancock P do Psp,e M T
Costereasill Jos: Johnson .1 9 Payne Mrs
Contains Michael Jagen James . Price John •hip
Comber Patrick - Jacob .1 Quested .1
Ca!laugher DarelJones David .1 Quinn Francis]
Curtlesa Eilza'th Jones Dlf shipßepplier* Algaler
Cooper Miss Wry Junes J do Reiter Conrad 2
Camel Mies C ; .• Jones Evan do Ruede Wm
Clarke Rrid't stip Kunbel C W Richards 8 N
Collins F do Kelley Patrick Rimer Geo W
Crochet Jas. do Kinney J Reilly
Core-wan P do Kear Richard Rimer Joseph
Darling T Kelly P shiptlichardson Wm.
Delon, Malmo! Lafarty Charles Russell Harriet
Deter Daniel • levy Daunts Rogers John
Donavan Michel Libe Ely Betty M.l 3 ship
Davis Daniel Loudenstager Smith W
Dolan Barney Lament II Simpson Titus A
Downy ThoMOS low Asiney PsnlthZ•pbrnimh
Dodran W ! Lavidge Miss MI elattlerebarlea.
Driskill ?dose • Manuel .1 M fipitzinger W
Devil Wm sKip Moore Mary Sheridan John
Dormer P do Miller Henry Shore Fill
Donegan F. do . Mlnttlds George Scott Mrs
Ferguson ill Muller James Thomas James
Firrey William' Milliard H Thomas 0. F
Foley Michael i Maguire Thomas Turnverrin Brr
Fahey M a Morph Widow Thomas Wm
tang John 2 Miller Il ship Welsh Michael
amain Francii Meek Thos do Welsh Penick
Gafney Omen Morgan C do Whceman Henry
Illekernell J Malmo Anne do Walbridge Mr
Yost mondai : McDonald James Williams Mary
Hodgson D : McCabe Michael
Roswell Chriet'r
Rat one cent: additional charged on all advertised
Letter".
Persons applying for letters on this lilt will phase
say "advertised."
Oct . 4. lilsF,
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Or LETTERS,
RD ernainini7l;rhe lost-orrice , at tit. Clair, Pa., on
3Oth :Peat. ISM :
Byrne James yhip Curry John ship Clark Bridget'
Clann Mrs, Catkin Richard Davies 'towel
Hynes Jahn ship Jacob. William litrinedy John
Kelly John Lewis David V Lille Airs
Miles Thos Malone Pairing O'Connel Jas
Quirk Patrick Slimily John O Smith Mary
Vlley Mercy Mrs William. J B ship
But ass cedt additional rharged on all advertised
Letters. I •
Persons undying for letters on this list will please
say "advert hind."
JONATHAN JOHNSON, P. M
60.41 ISM _ _ _ . _ .
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frillE excitement consequent on the arrival and
1 progress kit' Jenny Lind. having subsided since
her departurelrom the city, the great centre of attrac
tion appears Oahe at the
UM' sTortc.
N. E. corner Fourth and CHERRY uteri', Philn•
dolphin. where can he found the cheapest and beat
assortments of LAMPS of every descriptine in the
city. Alan. Chandeliers or the newest patterns. Ba
guet llnideriatnd Candelabrasof the most approved
styles constantly on hand.
N. B We will make arrangements for lightning
up Public Rooms. for one or more nights on the most
reasonable terms, at the ehe rrrrr notice.
FULFORTII is DAVIS. ,
naiads. Sept 47. 1851 39-3 m
STOVE% MIATERS,':RANGES, ikc.
JRTHE UNDEUSIIHNED Invite the at.
i ion or &mien' and others to their large
stock of superier I> Moves, Heaters.
Ranges. &c.. for sale at their extensive
Stove House in North Second street.
The assortment is comprised in part
of the following patterns• The "Constitution."
"Union," ":Callforala," "American." " irying.' ,
~ c omme i r do," "Premium," "Complete," and other
Cooking Strives. The Air-Tight Gas Constimet. Et
eelsior, Jenny Lind. Stanley, Cottage. Frank lin. Open
Front. and other Pa tlor Stoves. Petmanent , and por
table Healers and Ranges. Pitchet Spout Tea Kettles,
&c.. Ike., rot; sale very low, at wholesale and retail,
for cash or approved credit, by
COX A. BOUGHTON,
No. 58 north Second greet, welt side, atwore Arch.
' 'Sept 27. 1851 39 3in
--
DRUGS, GUMS, PLUMS, tic.,•&e.-
ES OBERT SHOEMAKER, S. W. Corner of Second
IL and Green streets, Philadelphia. respectfully in
vites the atlbntlon of Storekeepers,linliders and oth
ers, to his ostensive Stott of fresh Drugs and hledi- i
eines, to which he has recently been adding Crum late
importationi.
Ills stock'AO WINDOW CLASS is fully equal if
not superiorto any other in the city, and comprises
all the different qualities of American, French. Eng
lish and Belgian, of every size, from 6 i 8 to 36 a 54.
Also, Plate:Glass in nil its variety. R. 8. ZI ing,
Agent for the Milliille Grass Works ; American Glass
will be furnished at manufacturers pricey.
ip
WMT E LEAD, warranted pare, in fins, or Kegs,
at make l prices. All colors dry and ground in oil:
Linseed 11, Spirits of Torpentim., Varnishes,
Brushes, iamonds, &c.. together with all tho popu
lar Patent Medicines of the day. All for sale, either
Wholesale br Retail, at the lowest prices, and delic.
ered free of esponse at any of the Hotels, Wharves,
or Depots ill the city. /
'! ROBERT SHOEMAKER,/ .
8: VI. Corner Second and Green Elite,*
Philada. Sept 97, rem 394
CANAL
1,2:3,416
FALL razzVERY GOODS
T WIN S. STONE Sr. SONS. Importers aid Dealers
el in SUkl, Ribbons and Millinery Goods, Nu. 45.
eolith SECOND Street. Philadelphia,„are now pre
pared to offer to their customers a nd,the trade genet.
ally, a mg - large and handsome assortment of
•
Bonnet Satins of all colon.,
Corded and Plain Velvets, of all colors,
Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbons,
• Paris Fancy Feather",
Frenlh and American /Flowers. &c. foe. •
Conaning themselves eallusively to this ;branch of
the trade, and importing / the larger parlor tkeir stock,
viable* them to offer an asottinent unsurpassed to
extent and?varlety, which will be sold at the lowest
price..
Sept. 6.19.50. n /
450 REWARD::
t. Paid a /{'eel and sosterisies is Oas Pay to a Daper.
roe/foist
HERE can be bought at FOSTER'S MALL,Centre
i 81..4 few DAGUIIREOTTPIE APPAILATUrdEd.
Large; and Small, at less than City Prices. I will also
glve4nstructiona in the Art, and tit out the purchaser
aturlive blot a good chance to get started.
/LADIES. •nd GENTLEMEN wishing for LIKE-
EddES to the above beautiful Art. east be suited as
well as at other rooms or no charge made.
$2,000 i year is paid to Master Tailors, and they
use one nethe three correct emeriti for Drafting
best fitting Garments—kept for irate at
C. VANDENIMIROM.
. Dagurirean Rooms. cor. Centre and Maack ate.
Pott svilte, Sept 80.1851 38-tf
156,563
PATTERSON'S ELERPETIC SOM,
FOS re:Wefts:the chin smooth, soft and delicately
white,tremoving sallowaess, Pimples, Tan Cuta
neous Eruptions sad redness of the Ekin. All chops
and chairs. &o. on the hands are healed by K. It is
also the very beet shaving soap in_ use. Prize only
ill teats Per cake. For sale wholesale and retail at
the mutely store cribs subscriber. IX HANNAN.
011ercbantS mid others supplied to sell.ssain at
manufactirers prices.
Aug. 9.1851
6060
49
46
40
EiWRIT . BIUNVIONGIIOCI
Manufacturer and dester li r rMtt 8, BAS
IN NETS. fr.e , would be happy to have the Store
keepers of Pottsville mood the adjacent 'country to
give him a call before purchasing their tali stock. as
feels be fee chidden* that he can show them Goode, MU
In regard io price end quality cannot be surpassed. -
N. N. Country BRIATLEB boort or takes in !e
-choer far Goods, at No. SIN MARKET Street, 4 doors
below 10th North side, iblladslptils.
Sept 11; ISM -Van - •
40-6 m
Wok and P0b1140148 dune
40—
ANIMLEW MORTIMER. P M
40-11
EM
IMI
PLELADEMIIIA I . DRY GOODS.
• INOWNSEAII). eillAttPl•ESS & "WNW. have and
are Mill retching a Tull anpply of MITUMO and
Winter Ci ' nOrie• In which they, incite attention.
Vlach. Fancy and Pia in - eolored
Alpanae. Araeottne Litetree. Rombnzizeo & Pentane.
Aroche Long and Square Silk and Cashmere dbawls:
Woolen long and wptare plain White and EMIIOI.II I / 4 1
Crape Whawii.
Worsted Ustnaekii.igoreenallatilnetta and Bolero.
English and American Twilled awl Maio Blank'''.
Mrrselles, Qildta. Flannels ar.d Pantile?.
•
Linen ellieelings, ihinsoks, Diaper* and . NnPkinn
Hosiery, Gloves, Cratats.ann
Ina krs of lII.A Linen Aliislinet.
HughAb and French illnals.l..!ansuncfro & Veetlni•
I/anomie Cotton and ftionlen Good 4. In wariely.
ruactimakers a f . tlliril . Diab.lllu . e and Omit troth..
Ratline !!!
Shoemakers Goods In I.astingv, and
021100nz.
2'l South &vend Strret, Ph iladsipl is
dept. 20, Itsl. 1t
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
URSVA Win °Hera, tbeORPIIA NS. MORT
r or 801; 7 110 convey, the subscribers. Ailntinis
'taints of the Estate of PETER HOVER. late or
North t%lutheim towns) ip.;hi the county of Schuyl
kill. deed.. will espial., to sale by Paint Vendor.
on
SATURDAY the Ist day of November neat. at 10
o7clrick. A. 4., at the late:dwelling house of said
deceasei, In the totynship Of North ?danhelm afore
said, the following &seethed 110.11 Estate to wit :
• ALL that certain %Immune Tenement
----
and hart of land, eitnate in said North
Mantodin tow nehtp, adjoining land of
111111
Jaroh Ranch, George Kielineci-Jamea R.
Levan, !Ha mitt Pott.Llan lel Settee, Win.
Kremer, William Jostler, and others
containing sine hundred And five acre' and eiihty
taro pct rhea. at net measate,twlth the appurtenances,
consisting of a Two Story Dwelling House, one
and A•half Story Log t)weltlnt lion., AMU', twee
ty mires or OP laud above:described is vied timbered.
A
Log Barn and a One Story Log Spring House with
"tic 0017 atomic ba SP UMW, late the eclair ;births
said deceased. Attendance will be elven and the
Conditions of sale made kniiwn at the time and place
of sale by PETER BOY ER.
ABRAHAM MORIIAN,
JIMIN ZENIMA N. Jr.
Administrators.
By ord.., of the !route '
DAFIRL K %townie& Melt.
OrWirrbilit. Piet, 1. • 51 Virpl 17.'511 ao-nt
-04 r
rINIMACTORY,
ItEMovEil to No. 134 HkelE attegt. (between 4th
and :ith. opposite Crown street.) Philadelphia.
where the proprietor Is enNiblid. by' In . d farill
roa. to supply the growing &main, for 410VM1'24
INK, which its wide-spread repntation.has created.
This Ink Is now so wOll eslablleheJ In the gond
opiuSon and confidence of the Antillean Public, atilt It
is scarcely iteneuiary 1411 P 2 y,any 'bluetit lie favor. and
the manufacturer takis this opportunity to say that
the confidenre thus seduced shall not be abused.
to addition to the Larioue kinds of Writtrg Ink. hi.
abo manufactures Adamantine enamel for mending
ni.irts and China, as well as a Rif serior Hair Jlyr; a
trial only is nete.sary to insure its future nip, and a
Scalia: WO, well adapted for Itrugevits and Bottlers,
at a very lOw pile., in large or small quantities.
Ordeis addressed to j JOSEPH FL 11011 ER.
unfactureter, NU. 141' Itticr street. between 4th 8c
sth,opponiar. crown etrett, Phi'adeldphia.
Sept 12, inSt ' 37-4 m
ORPHANS' OOTIRT SALE•
fl „
Rdll ANT to an order of the ORPHANS' COURT
Of Schuylkill county, the sobseriber Itta•EL Dm,
Ero rotor of the Estatf of ELIAS DERR, late of the
aornnell of Pottsville, in the county of Schnylkill,
deceased, will expose td"Sale by Public Tender, on
• , SATURDAY, the 4th day of October
neat, at Itl ri•clock in the forenoon. at
1••• .- the house of MORTIMER & BROTHER,
•• v
II a • Innkeeper ' in the Borough of Pottsville,
in the cuunti of schuylkill, the follow
ing described Real Estate, tow+ :
ALL that certain Measusge Tenement and Lot of
ground situate in the Borough ofPotrsvilte aforesaid,
being the southeastwardly part of the tot marked in the
Greenwood Furnace additional plan of said Mannish
with No. 3, containing in. front on Norwegian street
25 feet. end In depth 170 feet. bottbded eouthweatwa M-
I, by Lot No 2, southearalwardly by Atlanta street,
northeasterly by the other post of Lot No. 3. now or
date the property of Josiah Pata!lin, and northwircler
ly by said Notweglan street, subject to the rights and
privileges which the Said Josiah Pauthn his heirs and
**stens have to the use or, two certain alleys running
over and , across the said, pretnises, the one a Nine
1 feet wide alley, commencing tin said Norwegian
street and running along the line Of Lut No. 2 to Ad
ams street. and the other a four lent wide alley com
mencing on Said Nine feet wide alley at the distance
of 50 feet front snitl Norwegian street, and running
across She above described premier; to the
westerly lineuf said protterty,with the appuftenances,
consisting of a two Wiry riame Dwelling Douse, late
the Estate of au. said lb etased. Attendance will be
given and the conditions of dale made knots a at the
time and plate of sale by.
ISRAEL DERR, Executor.
Uy order .1 the Court,
1/011EL. KAFRCHCR, Clerk.
Orwitaditirr, Pent. d '5l. [Sent 13,'51.] 37-4 t
1117VMMWS ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
Inc package of this Essence wilt go a• favas fem .
A. pounds of Coffee—and Collets tendert* this Essence
will preserve the taste of the real Coffee. with the ad
dition of a more delicate and finer flavor. It Is also
more conthoive to health. titan the finer Coffer. Is ea
sier made. does not require anything to cleat It. anal Is
free from sediment. This Esitence is now extensively
used in vari oo • sett ors cif the circuitry, a single seem
having sold 16.0e0 raket In a single county &the ,
Stare. Price 111 tent:. per cake. For sale wholesale
and retail iuy the 'Pabst fiber, at his variety store.
It DAP:NAN:Agent for Hchuylkill Co.
Merchants and others supplied to cella gain at
the alanufamorcr's prices. Try It.
I have esiortned an article -prepared by NI
Hummel, Bolder & of Philadelphia. called " Es
sence of Coffee." whirliAs Intended to be used with
Copse for the iure:me or improving it. I hod it not
only free from anything delitertous to health, tint on
the contrary. OK Ingredients of which It is compo.red.
are perfectly wholesome.
JAMLIS R CIIII.TON. 51. ft.
ehenikr and Analyrist,73 Chambers Mt. New Vatic.
Aug. 22. 1551..
PEINNSYL VANIA MANCE!.
m EN' A IC Mufti Al. BENEFIT ASSOCIATION
Of Springfield. Alaisachnettis.
OFFICE, Coatltit TIM?, & Dot beaters;
Over Aterchants' Flat-haw Coffee lions.. Mirada.
WILLIAM 11. BOWDOIN.
Secretary for rcansyle•nia.
Accumulated Casli Capital, Ir2.l.otin
Guaranty Capital. 4 50.000
TIS IS AN ASSOCIATION OF MECHANICS
and titters. formed Mettle mutual benefit of each
in case of sicknese or accident. .
By the payment orate following Annual Rates. you
will become a l.ife Member. and will be entitled to a
Weekly benefit during life. If you should be disabled.
by Sickness or Accident, front attending its your ordi
nary business or occupailon
fear ly deposit fee .Ifetebsrs under 50 years of Age.
lIV PAVING
tt 00 per ft•Or pm will draw 6 . 2 00 pee week.
3Mt Jo du do 300 do
400 do do do 4PO . d o
Oil do • do do 5 00 do
OUd • do do do 0 1.0 du
00 ,do do do 7 till d o
vOO .do do do let do
Those over fifty years of age, will he charged :5
per rent extra.
$1 50 Admiseitts Fee w tit he charged in addition to
llr above, the first year, and twist be paid at the time
of making application, and the liret years deposit with
thirty days
OFFICERS :
R. Camarrr, Pr •Idrnt. A. M. °ALPS'S. V. Pies':
11. 11. Daio.olo. Secretary anil Tteasuree.
MANOR COMMITTEE:__
11:12E1121:I=
W. KINIIIALI.
R. G. W. Esc:usu. M.D.Cmisulting Physician.
Rtfe eeee Edward P . Little. Marshfield,
Massachusetts lion J. R. Giddings. AL I'.: lion.
Don. Alphius Fetch. I!. $ Senator: lion. Seth M.
Gmes.M. C., N.%.: J. It. Plumb, Esq., Cashier State
Bank. Albany; lls.Gor J. lir Doty, Wisconsin;
Gov. Dinner. do; I.t. Gnv. S. W. Beall. do; Es-
Gov.'W. Slade, 01 Vermont Rev. D. N.. Merrill,
iloUll.2ioOle, Nam.. Seth Rogers, AL D.. Worcester,
Mass.; lion. RHO; Ward, Middleboro. Mass.
New York City.—llnn. Notice Greeley ; Samuel
Unfitly, of the Howard hotel. P. D. Whitmore, 40
Wall meet ; Rev. D. Al raham. GM Greenwich
0. Clark. V. N. Neal. EA.].
F". Curren Phitpol ; Ceo. %V. Lord, .110 Marker
stryit lladdock,llalettine & Reed; Rennet: & Co.:
Dr. B. F. Palmer; A Barris & Co.. 213Cberry street;
hall & Boardman. 93 and 93 Arch street.
ELIAS. K. WOOL SEY & CO.,
General Agent's for Pennsylvania. I►alaware and
Maryland.
Philada., July 26, 1551
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being pore unadulterated Rye.
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ly unhand. ALSO. Hams. Lard. Chseie. ekr.
ECKY WATKIN.
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eembly of the Conatsenisesliih of Penesitvanla, thereto, '
entitled As-Act. revalatieg -Dtes.-Overrak Elections "Every peeson qualified as aforesahl e ejid who filial!
Cealtaosweolthoasse4theffddey of JOl7, mate doe proof If Minitel!, of residence and pep=
/ 149 sr ILIA wade Obi dalguiDlie Rhet t eireeleity coma- meet of tans, its aforesaid, _ shall be permitted to
ty„ tog ve Public **lien of such elm tribe holden, I Vote in the towuship. - Watd,or district in which he
and lu make known,lisauch notice what oincete are 4 Shalt reside: ,
to be elected:: Therefore I, C. STRUM, " anyperson ahaVfitelrent 01 attempt to pre-
Shesifforthe.County of dAtiyilfill, is ateltolwears by vent any officer of an eteetion under ibis art (ruin
!this advertisement to the electors of said, Gbasity oil balding mach election. or use or titivate it any Violence •
Schuylkill, that a CEKERAf. ELECTION will be to any Path °Meer, Of shall interrupt or impropetly
held In the said COunty,on TUESDAV,the 14th day of I intcifere with him in the execution of his duty, or
October' pest, at the leveret districts thereof, as fol. shall Wet up or attempt to mock the window (wave
lows. ttt wit . • • lone to any window where the game may be holden.
I. The Medal" of ilte Borough of Oferigsbutg will for shall riotously disturb the peace et such efeetton I
bold their elcrtoll at tbe Coutillouse,in the Dornngb I or shall use orpractice Any ititimidation,thrrats, furor
of Orangeburg. W Violecte, With des go to lidluedce unduly OCeran P
C. The e i retor s, arm mat part. of Wed Brenswiek any elector:or to prevent hint from voting, or to re-
Township, lying and being west of the following nue: I strain the freedom of elmice, such person on cowrie
-I`...mateuting at the sand hole on the Berko County 1 tioo shall be fined In any .rum not exceeding live bee
line, theme by a straight line to the bonee.Of RamuMl deed donan and be imprisoned (many time not teas
D. Medlar, InklUdingthe same; lihince lathe farm of l than.one nor more than twelve months. And if it
William Mare, excluding the same, thence do Dm farm I 'ball be *hewn tothe roust where the Dial of :Itch
of Georee Mengel, now occupied by Peter 'Miller. to. offence shall be ftr.si 'that the person so offending
eluding the sane, thence to the house of.licob retie,reas not a resideuiThes- the city. ward, district, or
Infiniti , ' the sante ; thence by e straight line passing townahip, where the said offence wan committed and
near Abraham Foos!** on the Nanheint l Township not entitled to a vote therein, then convirtion,
line. shall h e reafter form aseprtale els:fibril district. he shall be e.entonced to pay a tine of ,not less than
and the qualified emus residing therein; shall hold one hundred dollar/I,am! he imprisoned not l e ss than
their general elections at the public hoarse , of Samuel mix months nor More than t years.
Boyer, in the town of Port Clinton, In said Mon nehip. " It' any person or persona shalt male - atty bet or
3 The electors of t1e..4 Brunsw irk Township, not wager uln' the result of aby election' within iii,
Induited in the above boundaries. will hold theft gee-1 Commonwealth, or shalriffer to make any such bet
erat elf% t ions as Iteretolott, :at the COna Mee in tile tat *tiger. either by verbal proclamation theteof,or
by
Borough of Orwig.hurg. I, any written or printed advertisement,"Chalielle or
4. The electors' Of East Ilaunswisk Township, will invite any poison or persons tiermake such bet or I
bold their election at the house of Joeltna- Boyer. Ft wager; upon conviction thereof, he us they, yeah for-
the town of MrKea nstiti re. ; felt arid pay three times the amount so bet or offered
5. The clectors of Pinectove Township., will hold t to bre.bal.' -
their election at the house of Philip Rohe, in the / The .Indeesare to make their returns- file the corm-
Bofnugh of Pinegrove ; and the Memo's of the Rid- ty of Schuylkill, at the court House in .orisiesburg,
ouch of pinegrove will bold their election et the same I on Friday, the 17th day af,October, A. D. 1831. at
house. o'clock M. of said day. '
6. The elector", of Wayne Township. will hold I (liven under my head and seal at the ribettre Of
theirinn• fice,terwittspurg. and dated September 4th lit the
election at the house of L e s thar d .st h o lt.
keeper, in the lowa of Filedenetturg. year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
7. The electors of Pot e: Township; will hold their tifty-one, and seventy fifth year of the Independence
election at the h o use of latob Deberling, 'Jr. in said °nate United IDates of Atnetica.
township. , God sere the Cousursaserairk.
S. The electors of Lower Mshantongo, Townshm. i C. M. STRAUB, Sheriff
will hold their general election at the h,tufe ofJosepti Ftherftl's Office, °rungs- 1
K. Osman, Th said Township. I burg, dept. 0,1851.
9. The electors of Upper Mahantongn . : Teamed's,
will hold their elections at the house of*John W. limo
ler inlaid Township '
10. The electors of ELlredTownsh:p will hold their
elertiotis at the house now or. kilned hy .I.ihn Wetzel.
In said Township.
11. The electors of Marry Teter:dile. including the
Morse orcupied by J G. Wordisam, will hold their
election at the house of Francis Deueler, in said
township.
it The electors of West Penn Township. wilt bold
their eleetioPat the house now orropisd by Jacob
Schwartz. in said Township
13. The etiolate of Union Township, will hold their
eleCtion at the honer Of Daniel Oast, in !laid Towle
ship.
14. The electors of Rosh Township. will hold their
el e ctions at the mitotic house of:minted by Stein and
Lindner. in said Township.
15. The electors of Malmo) , Township will hold
their elections at the public house of Samuel Miller.
in said Township
It.. The electors of the Battnogh of .111Inerssitle.
will hold their election at the house now ocriipied
sty mirky' Weaves. In rah! Borough. -
17. The e l e ctors of Schuylkill Township will ,hold
their election at the house of widow • °engineer. in
said Township.
le. The electors of Nan( Cavite fotipship, will
hold their election at the public hour* ol•Washlegton
Retiirryder, in the town of New Castle.:
, 19. The elector* of Branch Townehip, will hold
their gentile' elemintot ae herelefore. at the honor
note occupied by Philip Kehressa, in the town Di
alto The elemors of East Norwegian Tdivtiettirt• auJ
those twirling on the west side of the river Schoy I.
kill and between the eastetn line of the Borough of
Pottsville am! the Penman line of the Win !'nt ben
election diethyl, amst whose electors have lotherto
,used iu the Norwegian election district, will bold
their election at the Port Corium Douse, in the town
of Port Carbon.
21. The Tow n•hip of Norwegian will hereafter
form a sepal ate election *loath t. and the elettight
thereof hold their election at the public housulstely
,nrettpled by Ira Lake, Deer Park. lit said Township
22 The electors of Blythe Township, wilt hold
their elect but at the house of Joseph Dallier, In the
town of Sliddieport.
2.3. The electors of Tremont Tow nsnip. will
their net thin at Ole house of Samuel !tipple, in the
town of Tremont. , a• e
21. All the electors DI the South Ward in the Bor
ough of Pottsville. shall Maid their elections at the
public house of Wiltiain State. in said ,Wart.
25. The. North Ward in hhe Bonus& of Pottsville
lying eastward!, of Centre sheet. ratan be railed
the "North East Ward." and the qualified electors
thereof shall hold their general elections at the house
of Patrick Curry. in said-Ward.
20. The North Ward'of the Borough of Pottsville
lying westwardly of Centre street. Alan he iallyd
the "North West Ward." and the qualified electors
thereof shall hold their genctal electitlini at the house
now occupied by Ceorge Betz, in said 'Wood.
.27. The electors of Ca.. Township, Will 1,01.1 their
election at the house now occupied, by Abraham
Hoch in sell Township.
°S. The rip:rifled of Butler Township. will hold
their election nt the house now occupied by j•aaa
F. Davis, in satd Township.
29. The electors of Franey Township, will hold
their election at the house lately orcupied by Charles
Bartow., b, rho town of Donaldson, In raid Township
30. The Township of South Noninic). shall here
after form a reiterate election Ili:mot, and the quali
fied voters thearsof shall hereafter bold their general
electinc.6 at the piddle Manse now orlinpled by Geo.
Reber.
31.. The electors of the Itornosh of itcluniklll Ha
ven, will hold their election at the Public School
Mutat No. 1, in said thorough.
22. The tier tors of the North Ward in the Mor
()ugh of Timaqua, shall hold their elections at the
public house of Samuel °mud. in said Ward.
The electors of the flottlit Ward in the not
"ugh of Tamaqua. shall hold their elections at the
Public Selina' Mouse. In atrial Mital.
3-i The Merton, of the Cant Ward in the Borough
nl Tansaipla, and those resoling north of the Sharp
Mountain, In the township of West Pastan. heretniiste
'ratios at the public School house in the Borough of
Tamaqua, shall hold their eletlions st the politic
house of Lewitt F. Buehler, in said W a rd •
35. That the qualified similar, in that part of North
anheim township who formerly voted in the Smith
Ward of the Borough of Pottsville, and ill that terri
tory on the east side or the ricer Schuylkill, and
within the Penman election line, the ,soilitierly line
or the Batons!' of Pottsville. and the old line of
the Township of Maisheini. whose 'elector. have
hitherto voted in the Norwegian election district.
shall h.slit their election at the public house of Oro,
Grini, in said Township.
30. That the qualified electors in that parr of
North klaniteim Township who formerly voted in
the Borough of firworsburg., shall hold their elec
tion tat the Court Mouse, in said llntough.
37. That the qualified elm torn of North 31anheini
Township, hot embraced in the foree,notg shall hold
their election at the Ilalf-way-house; kept by Mr..'.
Susanna Moyer, in said Township.
38, The electors of the Borough o f,st. ch i 's. is in
hold 'belt elections at the public moist. of Jonathan
Johnson. in the said Borough.
At which Mute and places are to be elected by the
freeinen of the county of Schuylkill .
One perann forlieverner of the State of Penne) I
yenta.
One person for Canal Commissioner of the elate of
Pennsylvania. ,
Five persons for Judges of the Supreme Court of
Pennsylvania.
One person for President Judie of the list Judicial
District of the State of Pennsylvania.
Two persons for Associate Judges of the 'several
Courtlier SEMI) ikill Comity.
Two persons for Mettle-bets of the Mouse of ReplT
sentatives of the Stale of Pennsylvania
One person for Pritthunotary. Clerkof the t iyer and
Terminer, and gooier SellelonS of Schuylkill county.
One person for Register of Wills,Recorder of Deeds
and Clerk of the Orphans' Count of Scrinytkill county..
One person for County Treasurer.
tine person for County rominfeelotter.
One !Wrenn for Director oh the Poi.r.
One person rot County Auditor.
The general rlertinn to he opened between the
hours of 8 and 10 o'clock In Ott forenoon, and shell
continue without interruption or adjournment until 7
o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be closed.
In pertinence of an Act of the General Assembly of
the Commonwealth of Pettneylarataia. entitled An
Act relating to the elections of this Coinnoinivealth,"
pawed the errand day of July. A. 11; 1639, nonce is
hereby given ss
That the inspertorsand judger., chosen as afore
said, shell meet al the respective places appointed for
holding the election in the district. to which the:- re
spectively belong, before nine o'clock in the morning
ol the erected Tueeday in October. in I each and every
year. and eJleh of Reid Inspectors shall appoint aloe
cleric, who shall be a qualified vide( or such district.
"In cape the Person who shall have received the
second highest number of votes for inspector shall not
attend on the day of election. Mtn the person who
shall hive received the second higher , ' number of
votes for Judie •t the nest preceedlng election shall
act as inspector In his place. And in cage the person
who shall have received the hieliesteuraber of votes
for inspector shall not attend, the person elected judge
eltallapixiint an inspeetor in his place; and in Clite,
.the person elected judge ghat' not attend. then the It, •
spector wito received .the highest number of vote.
'hall appoint ajudge in his place; and if any vacancy
shalt continue in the board cot the Spare of one hour
oiler the time Axed by law for the opening Mil', elec•
lion, the qualified voters of thie. township, Ward Of •
Mania, for which such officer shall havebeen elected
present at the place of Owen, 0211 elect one of
their number to fill such vacancy. : •
" It shalt be the duly of said assessors respectively
to attend at the pima et holding every general, ape
cial,car tore nship election. during' he whole time sane
election is kept open. for the purpose of els ing inabr•
merlon to the ilispecinte and Judges, when...called on
In relation to the right of any person assessed by
them to vete at snub election. and such other matters
in relation to the amesaments of voter , : as the said
inepectors or judge, or either of , them, shall from
time to time require.
"That no person shall be permitted to voteolt any
election art aforesaid. other,than a 'white freemen of
the age of twenty-one years or more, who shall have
residedwithiu the Slate at least one year, and In the
election distrietwhere he offers lactate, at leapt ten
days Immediately preceedingsiteh election. and Wit
in two years paid a owe or ()only lax. which shall
have been assesseiPat least ten days before the etc
lion. But a citizen of the 'Trilled States, who had
previously been a qualified voter 'of this state, and
removed therefroM and returned, and who shall Wive
resided In the election district, and, pa Id tax as afore
said, shall be entitled to a vote after residing in thie
etate fix months; provided, that the white freemen
citizens of the United States, between the area of
twenty one and twenty-two yeare,ind having resided
in this state one year. and 'tithe election district len
days aforesaid. shall be entitled to Ville. although
'they shall not have paid taxes. ,
" No person shall be permitted to vole whoa! name
is not contalnedin the: list of taxable inhabitants
furnished by the Commissioners as aforesaid tinker
first ho prodnees a receipt for the payment Within
two years, of* state or county tax assessed apnea
bly,to the coushautionand give satisfactory evidence.
either on Ills own oath, ot affirmation of another, that
he has pall such a tax, or on failure to produce a re
ceipt, shall make oath 14 the payment thereof or &w
-and, it' lie claims a right to vote by being an elector
between the ages of iw enty-rtne and twenty-two years
he shall depose, on 031 h or affirmation, t hat he has
resided in the state et least one year teat before his
before his applicatloce and make *itch proof of resi •
Orme In his district as is required by this act, and
that he .does verily believe from the eGeoneit given
hits that he le of the age aftireivid, anti give such
other evidence as is required:by this att. vi hereupon
the name of the person so admitted to vote shell be
inserted In the alphabetical list by the inspectors, and
a note made appetite thereto by. Writing the word
' "tax "if he shall be admitted to vote by reason of
having paid a tag OT the word " age," If he shall he
admitted to vote on account of his age, and In either
case, the reason of such vote shall be called out to
the clerks, who shall mark BAR the list of lotus
kept by them. •
" In all cases where the name of the person claim- '
log to vote is not found on the DM fernished by
the commissioners and assessors, or his dent* vote
whether found thereon or not, is objected to by any
qualified citizen, it shall be the duty cif the Inspec
tors' to examine such person on Oath as to tits quail
tlettiom and if he claims to have resided within
the State for one year or more his oath shall be
suidelent proof thereof, but be &WI make proof by
at least one- competent witness,. who than be a
qualitied *letter s that be bus resided within the die.
errs the toren= tett dan asst Itiuttedtitely -pre.,
credit* said election, and shalt Also himself tweet
chat lile bans Ida reddens, ha pitmans of his iswr
SS 4m.
30.3 m
50.0
=MEM
at Entered ru-zordins to Art n ( Congress , in the year
1851,hy 'J. et. HOUGHTON, M. U. In the Clerk',
tttTirr.oftbe Diatiirt t otht for the East eru District
rif Pennsylvania. .
GMAT, CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!
Another Scientific Wonder!
• • DR. J. 3. 1101ICIITO?ilt
,•
lII{TRUE DIEESTIVE FLIT! D, op - I:A:41111c
Juke! Prepared front Rennet. or the fourth
Atomarh of the ox. after directions of Baron Lteloo,
the great Phygloingleal chertll.l, by .1. it. llouglitoo.
M. D. of Philadelphia, Pa.
Thlit I. a truly wotolerttil remedy ftr
Dripep6ia, Jaundice. Liver Complaint,. and Debility.
rowing after Nature's own ntrtiool. by Nature'. own
Agrnt, itte.taauttle Jute..
Ilatra traititorinfol or repoin, 1111 - toted in water.
digest or .lieenlve, Five pound!. of Roaitt Reef in about
cis° bOlll , , ..nn orate etoinach.
Prptin is the chief - element, nt (:rest Directing Prin
ciple of the Gadliir Juice--the Solvent of the Food,
the Purifying. Preectv mg. and idtimulatiog agent of
the ettnntath and Intestines. It /a extracted from the
Digestive Stninai Ii of the Oit, thud forming an Artifi
cial Digestive like the ortinrial Caste lc
Jnire in its Clientiral powers, and furnishing a com
plete and iferfert snhrtlittle for it. Ity the aid of tint
preparation, Ibe pains and evil. of Indigestion and
Dydpeptila ate removed, Just as they would he by a
healthy Stomach. It is doing wonder. for Dyspeptic.
I ming ca•rs of Debilify, Etnaciatimi, Nerve.. De.
Hine. and DI ipegitte Consumptini.. rtippn,ied to he on
the Verge of the grnve• The Scientific lirsitip rice upon
which it Is bated. to In the highest Owe cumins and
remarkable. _
. .
SCIENTIFIC r. IDENgE!
Baron I.iebig, in his celebrated work on Animal
Chemistry. mays: "An Artificial Fluid ana
logous to the Gastric Juice, may be readily prepared
(tom the menus membrane of the stomach of the Calf,
in which various articles of food, as meat and eggs,
milt be softened, changed, and digested. Just in the
same manner as they would hr is the human stomach.'
Dr. Pereira, in hi. famous treatise on "Food and
published by Fowlers & Welis, New York,
page SS, states the sante great fart, and describes the
method of preparation. There arc few higher authori
ties than Dr. Pereira.
Dr. Combe, lit his valuable writing:. on I he "Physic)].
ngy of Dlieslion," observes that 'lt cluitunli inn of the
doe quantity of the Caoric John is a prominent and
all-prevailing cause of Dyspepsia ;" and he slates
that — a tlistshguisho pioresaor of medicine in London,
who was severely afflicted with thin compiau,t, find
ing evely.liing else to fail, had recourse to the Gastric-
Juice,obtained f he stomach of living animals.
which proved completely successful."
Dr. Citation'. author of the famous o "Tics on "Vege
table Diet." says: "it Is a remarkable tact hl phsst
°logy, that the stomachs of animas, mac .rated in
water, impart to the fluid the properly of Ms:Mains
various articles of food, and of etfeming a kind of are
Oficial digestion of them In no Wire different from the
itstural digestive process."
Dr. diumn's great work, the "Chemistry
,of Man,"
(Lea & fimitrhard,Phila. lola, pp. :121-2) says "The
discovery of PEPKIN forms a new eta in the chemi•
ca l 104 0 ,y of Digestion. From recent etperiments,
we know that food is dissolved se rapidly in an ant
t tidal digestive fluid, prepared (rem Pepsin. a i It is in
the natural Gastric Juice Itself."
Professor Dunglison of the JetTerpon College. PM's
! delphla, in his meat work on humor, Physiology, de
; voles more than filly pages to an examination 01 this
subject. Ills experiments with Di. Ileatimont, on the
' Gastric J mire, obtained from Gael.' ving human stomach
and front :tnimals are well know "In 411 ases"
he says. "digestion occurted as perfectly in the ant
i ficial as in the natural digestions."
Dr. Julio W. Dralwr, Professor of Chemistry in the
College of the University of N.w Cork, in
his "Teat Book of Chemistry," pare 3,98. I t
has been a question whether ariificial digestion could
be performed—but it is now umiversally ashuilted that
it may be." -
Dr.Carpentst'itstandard work on Ithysiotogy,which
is in the library of every phyrielan, and is 11. a
Text Book in all the Colleges. is full of evidence Mini
tor to the obove, respecting the remarks the Dige.itive
p ow ,ir or pep.ht, anettlie fret that it ma) he readily
gepatated front the Stomach of the rail or tit, and
used for experimeuts.attiticial digestion, or as a
remedy for disease of the Stionneli, and deficient .r
cretins of Gastric Jolee.
All umdetti works On Chemistry, Motet la M. diva.
and Physiology, and all good Medical Dictionaries,
describe the Cilliiatier and properties of Pepsin, and
state many interesting details remieeting it.
The fart that an artificial dige.ttve Fluid, or ea,dric
Juice, perfectly resembling the natural fluid- may be
readily prepared, does not udtnit of question. The
only‘werinitel to, that II has lint beep applied to the
cure or indipwinn and Dyspepsia—so naturally dries
sur h a use smuggest itself to the mind.
AS A, DYSPEPSIA CURF.II.,
Dr. lionghtorie Peppin has produced the rung( mnr- -
velimu
efiects. in curing MM..) of Debility,Cinariallun
Nervous Deeline. and Dyspeptic. Consumption. It it
immiscible to give the details nrea.es in the brunt/of
this a dy r ni.enient ; hilt authenticated certificate.
have been given of more than Two Hundred remark
able ewes, in Philadelphia, New York, and Boston
alone. There were nearly all deimerateCrates. and
the rarer were not only rapid and wonderful, bat per•
manriit. •
It la a great Nervous Antidote, and partienlarly
earful lot tendency to Illtionis al:nder. Liver Corn •
plaint, Fever and Agile. ar badly treated Fever and
Arne, or badly treated Fever and Ague, and-the evil
effect. or Mercury. and other dine- upon the
Digestive Organs. alter a long Arkin:el , . Also, for ex
yew, in eating, and the ton free lige or ardent %writ. --
orho,l r. tone ilea 11«.110i with Intemperance
01. D STOMACH COM!q.AINTS.
There is rot form of old 14tonts. It Complaints whirl,
It does not seem to reach and remove at 01:cc. NA
matter 1 - bail the' may lie, it gives Instant relief!
A single dose removes all the unpleasant .inquolue ;
and it only need. to be repeated for a short time to
make these ened effects permanent Purity of blond,
and vigor of body follow at onee. It is particularly
excellent in rase, of Nansen, Volnitina,Cramns,sore.
tiesefthe pit of the Stomach, distress-after rating.
cold state of the Blood, Heaviness. Lowness of
Spirits. Despondency. Einar hid tmt, Weakness. tenden.
ey to Insanity. Snicide, de.
Dr llottgliton's Pepsin, is sold by nearla all the
dealers in fine &Off:. and Popular ledictner. through
out the Flitted Slates. It is prepared to Powder and
in Fluid form—and in Prescription vials for the, tire of
physicians.
Private Cireniars for the use of physicians. may be
obtained of Dr.sloughton Or his agents, describing
the whole prnress of preparation. and giving the an
llintilien upon which the claims of this new remedy are
hawed. AA It I. trot a secret Remedy, nn objection ran
he rained gainer ita use by phisieimis in respectable
standing and regular practice. Pricy, One pollar.per
• bottle.
ri:rsn4i IN POWDER.
Sent by Neil. Fete of Pasture.
For convenience of sending to all parts of the coun
try, the Digestive, Matter of the Pepsin. is put tip in
the rot in of Powder. w ilk dire:: ions to 4o In
water by the patient. These powders contain jilid the
same matter an,lilP ttnttl , 'r, and Will hr pent
Free IA Poelneea,for One Dollar rent (pug Lodi!) to
Dr. .j. Houghir ; M. D., rhiintletphil, Pr.
Oliservtil thin: Kvery bottle of the genuine Pepsin
bears the written jetiature of .1. rt. Houghton. 31: D..
mole proprietor, Plellattelphia, Pa. ropy-right and
Trade Mark secured.
Hold bye 6110itiggiets anti Depiers it. Medicines.
Sept 0, ISS I 36-1 y
A great Dieravery Jot Rilwnt Con , lstution , .
DOCTOR J. S. ROSH'S
WM .
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RAILROAD. OR ANTI-RILIODS
TN paver., at 121 and 25 cents—free front Mercury.
and can be taken at all seasons, by both soles. of
all ages and without regard to weather. t5-N4 busi
ness m laboring man should he without I hem..ca They
are truly the Poor Man's friend, and the Rich Mates
security.
The above Pills are the result of thirty years' prac
tireinPhiladelphia.and if taken willi,Dr. J. 8 Rose's
Tonic Fever and Arm; Mixture, they will cure the
nonti stubborn vaXes Fever and Anne, or Chills and
Fever. For !Asc.! Complaints. Dyspepsia, Indigestion.
and all Bilious conditions of the system, they have no
equal. as thousands in thr Southern and Western
fit2lee will testify, who have used them. As a purga
tive OD they art like a rhartn, free from piping,
gw
in` strength and appetite, and enlivening the spirits.
For sale, at W 110 1 eSa le- or retail by
n. BANNAN,
Agent for rirhitylkill County.
115• Druggists and utheresuppliedat the usual whole
rale prices.
August 30, !MI, 35.
WO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WDO
I are Parents. Uoya and Youfg Gentlemen of Potts
.,tile, Pa.. and the siontrindlng neighborhood. tour
attention is particularly invited to the largest and
complete assortment of tlOtri and CIM.DFIENtts
CLOTHING. That the subsettber has on hand well
adaptedro the seawm oohed for boys of three years
of age, And to young gentlemen of sliteen.
All persons living at a distance, purchasing Cloth
ing at this establlaltment. have the privilege of re
turning them if they do not At. F. A. HOYT.
204 Chestnut street, below Tenth, Philada..
Feb. 22.1E21 B.lyif
LASTINGI AND WRAPPING PAPERS-000
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Reams Wrapping Paper, different qualities and
sizes.
30 Reams Shoe Paper. White and assorted colors.
13 Beams Blasting Paper of different sizes, single
and double sheeut.
CO Reams Straw Paper; also, a lot of Tea Paper,
all of which will be sold wholesale and retail, very
cheap at
Mania 49. 1851
ETA*. VARIIILY 8%01711,—A SUPERIOR
if** fatale by J M. RUTTY at dON•
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By Telegraph and Yeiterda
vntLairt.Puta, vainaf 4 otciacs
Wheat Flour, $1,257-R , 'au. $3 37
per bbl.—Corn Meal; $2,87 ilo.--Whests
Red S.l ets. White, 91 ets.—Rye, -65e1 1 3 19 ,
Corn 64--Oats, 35 cos. per tiushel.
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GLORIOUS NEWS rams
MARYLAND.
The Whigs have swept.the City of Balti
more, and elected their memberit of tonjpess •
the first time for many yeat*:. •
They hive elected Fourt , or idle sit mem' •
hers of congress.
Goc. Lowe and the Rev. I%lr. Onisuch
didn't make much out of the. Christiana
btu:loess.
Late news from Mexico stat e s ittat the an.
uctpated revolution had actually begin. A
battle between the Govetamen,t troops and
Revolutionists took place at Camargo or( the
19th ult. It lasted eighteen; hiatus. The
Government troops were defeated, with i
losi of sixty killed, and wounded. '4l.mong
them were Gen. Moriles and hies *other ot•
fleets killed. The forces of caiabajal, the
insurgent leader, sustained no. loss Whatever.
The whole number of men engaged under
him was only about four hundred.,
36-te
CO-. Tat Masons had a grand parade in
Philadelphia last Tuesday in Ott; lubend ce
remonies of Stephen Girard. non.. Joseph,
R. Chandler delivered an &Tient nation.
Ear coining,.—Weleh's Nationtil Citetti will b 0
here next week. - They will,eskiitiit on Friday and •
Sat iirday atiernoons. and evoningei Several oright
equestrian mars' accompany, the *ave. Those,
‘ . .rtho tore to see good hoifeinnusfiip, and pant to
rti)ry u hearty laugh, ought to patiouise thiscirous,
for there they can be gratified in bolt' these parlic-
Mar.. For year. the "National" has stood nnri
vatted a. the Circus of the times. The Proprietor
has been lari.h in his expenditures to build up and
sii.tain its reputation as one ut thfi mod prominent
places 01 attraction in rbitade4Mia.. We can,
theremre, only recommend to our readers to go and
see lor them.elves and thus pull in celebrity to a
practical test.
I ' A Tifai.— Mr. and Misti Harrison gave us
two delighqtil entertantments,TM the Town Halt,
1.1 , 1 Tuesday and Wednesday eitenings. M. U.•
n perfect grime+ , in his line. Igins li., bis-daugh
ter. appeared in a neat and beautiful - dress of the
13kionier style. and sting several pretty songs in a
sweet mu.iciAl voice. We recOminend Mr. and
%ss lt. to large audiences wherever they go:--
they denerve it artd our word tor it, no one, will VP
gmt le% iinarter, niter act eveningt , enjoyment with
them.
f,Y* More Mobbing.—On Thtirsday night, while
the Whigs were holding a meeting at Minersurille,
stones and pieces of coal were thrown at the speak
ers by some persons in the erivWd, hut, fornmately„
doing no injury to any tine, alth o ugh several gentle- •
men Were struck with sannll. pieces of coal, gravel,
..Ve. hie person Was arrested and put into the lock
up, but afterward effected het *ape. We would
recommend also the arrest of ,tticee who by their
inflarantatory polilrcal speeches have hroughtabont
this dangerons state of feeling *tong a portion of
me cu izens of the county 5i
IV' Id sr, n. ry Sorirty.—The f3neiety met on Nited
oc.riuy evening. The Hell Was crowded with la
dies and gentlemen, And the eseieises Were in every
respect most creditable to the acknowledged talent
01 - the member. Col. S Niurr.. D. PATTERSON
leenite. next Wedne.day.evtlniag. We advise all
to he present, who wislkw lieir a literary treat.
Storr‘.—We invite unention to the 'dyer
ti-einent-of Cox 3: Boughtoui' No. 219SecondStreet,
Philadelphia. They have a'ivariety of Stores,and
one pattern especially suited 3n the most economi
cal and healthful use of Coat
m. ro AND raiz' UEENAN.
PorrsviLLE, A uonsT .—To Edi
tor of the Irish AineriounlYEAßSlA: Avail
ing myself of your kind permisSlon to use your col
umn.; I proceed to notice certain charges contained
in an article which appeared in "The Irish Amen
can." of the 2nd inst., relative -to the - appointment
of JillllC4 Foy, Esq., as United States Cuumul at
Dublin. This article appeared under the imposing
caption of ••BRITISIi SEnFs vs. AMERICAN CITI
- and manifests on the part of its author a
great deal of patriotic indignation at the manner in
which the present national adMinistration has treat
ed Mr Keenan the late Consel, whom he denomi
nates an Irish adopted citizen.", If the author was
so profoundly resentful, as he pretends to tie, at the
wrong done to one Irishmam'ihe ought to have re
trained
front false statementsiand slanders in regard
to another. But the author ip known ; and his pre
tended regaid for Irishmen. in sheer hypocrisy. It
is but 'a few years since he has the 'Native Amen
candidate for Congress in thii district, and the Edi
tor of n Native American newspaper, published is
ilits place,
called the "Anthracite Gazette," and
whose colunms were devoteid to the feuleit abuse
of the Irish and other adopbEd citizens. The effort
of the editor in the conduCt of Itia.paper, was to
call down on the heads of all foreigners the rascal
meat and indignation of the pative•eitizeris, and to
deprive thcni of the franchises and privileges which
they hail theretofore enjoyed: And not only did
he labor to nevomplish this,lbut likewise to array
sect against sect, until in the bitterness of contro
versy. passion should triumph over justice ,end
toleration, and the scenes Of church burning and
murder which disgraced Phitadelpeiti,be re-enacted
hew Such is the num, who now affects indigna
tion ;Witte wrongs of an Irishman !
It is perhaps well that the public shonld be fully
informed of the character - Zit the man whit puts him
self forward as the champion of Irishmen. Let it
he them that lie has been their foulest
traducer as a people whilst towards individitals.
amongst them, he hliteri guilty of the basesf,ja
gralitude and treache When he was poor end
needy, toiling fOr a daily pittance, the su bs criber,
an Irishman, took him into his employment end
confillenee, and paid him liberally for his services,
And not only did he do this, but he likewise labored
assiduously to advance him in the, public estimation,
and secure for him a standing in society, for which
.),„
his subsequent conduct proves that he was totally „
unworthy.- The conductof the adder warmed into
life and stinging its benefactor, is the appropriate
emblem of this man. lie betrayed the confidence
which had been retried in him by the subscriber ;
and not content with this, in his absence in his na
tive country, he endeavored. to stab him through
the heart of Iris relative and ti iend. fa hit attack
upon Mr. Foy, his condtict was as cowardly as his
charges were false. instead of • preferring the
latter here where they would be certain to meet
the eyes of Mr. Foy's friends and be ezposed, he
preferred them through the columns of a NeW".York
totonal, rarely if ever seen in ibis community,
except by 'accident. This is the chivalry of the
colonel of the Ist reginient of Peonsylvanta Milt
tin in the Nlexicatt war=-of the marl made a hero
by his own putting- ,
In the article in reference to Mr. Foy, the author
states, that the former Was Post Master at Cliftle.
bar, a Tory, and the tee,Per of a tavern in en Irish
town. These statements are each and every one
of ahem false. Mr. Foy was not at the time of his
appointment, and is not now, either a post-master,
a tory, or tavern keepee - nor, ass the auditor alleges,
did he ever apply persoitelly to Gen. Taylor or Mr.
Clayton for the situation which be now holies. Ap
plication for the appointment of Mr. Foy Was made
by the tinlecnber to Gen. Taylor and Mr. Clayton,
backed by powertiii recommendations from Gov.
Johnston, !soy. Raniset, Senator Cooper, the Hon.
C. M. Pitman and other iniluential gentlemen. To
Gov... Johnston, Mr. Frey is eminently indebted for
his appointment. He dot only wrote to Mr. Clayton
in his behalf; bin likewise to Mr. Meredith, urgia
Ins appointment in the strongest terms' and both
Gen. Taylor and Mr. Clayton had promised to con
fer it upon him ; but before it was done, the death
of the tonner came toprevettt it. After the ascen
sion of Mr Fillmore the application was renewed;
,and wire! Gen. Taylor had promised to 'do, Mr.
Fillmore did. It is bootless, therefore, the writer
of the article, who wits first a Whig, then a Native,
and hut lately a Demcic.rat, (since the period he read
Mr. Clay's speech against the Mexican warren
months heAre it eras delivered) to attempt to injure.
the present administration by referiog to its Immo
val of Mr. Keenan ;and the appointment of Mr.
Foy.
nut i would suppiwe that Mr. Keenan, if he be a
trite Irishman, would give his native American
champion but few t hanks for meddling en his affairs.
Mr. Keenan is a democrat, for ' , whom place was
made by the removaf,ol a whig ; he will hardly com
plain, therefore, of the operation of the rule which •
he formerly invoked in - his- own behalf. If be
should do so, he no true Irishman, and is tit/de
serving of their sympathy.
But who is James Foy! Is he incompetent to
the discharge of lies duties, and has he in any in
stance neglected them However intelligent Mr.
Keenan may have been, Mr Foy is his equal ; nor
is be any less devoted, than Mr: Keenan, , to the in
terests and wehare:of the Country which.he
seats: His children being adopted citizens of
United Stales, and himself the owner of a lame
amount df property within their limits, his stake in
the prospers of the country is not Jets deep than
that of Mr. 'Keenan.
The newspapers which have noticed the charges
against Mr-Foy, I, hope will be generoits enough
to publish, at leant, the substance or 'my answer.
Very respectfully your obedient arrant.
.
POttiVille Oct-_4, 151 4040*
B. BANNAN'S
Paper and More
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MEXICAN MUM A.
total Stffaits.