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S'ATURD:4Y,: OCTOBER 18, 185 1
frY"'Tur. returns for! the. County will be
found, in tali, in the table prepared for that
purpose. • We aloptddish the vote in the
State, as far as ascertained. Judging by the
returns from the Counties heard from, we
estimate Bigler's majority at ah0ut.7.01 , 1 1 : •
frl2 - ONc or the meanest things in creation,
to for men to Frek power , , and when obtained,
tISP it to,deleat those irk whom they are in
debted for it. Sad' men there are, and strh
men generally receive their reward by tieing
despised by all parties.'
'l_77 \V r orisEner, by the reTrns. that Mt.
GATtitrr was defeated only hylalling, behind
his ticket in the,roalßegion.. It k hard to
contend against monied influence, in - the
political arena, especially when wielded by
the rinwerltil arm . ot a - Bank Charter.
rr7 Count - crtmNi.—ln our leader on Satur
day last, we accidentally left out the name of
William :Sterner. the, Whiz candidate for
CominissiOner. A s Mr. Sterner i 4 one of
the most, worthy men 4n the ticket, we deem
thisCorreCtioßnecessaiv, Or fear some might
haves supposed we °Milted his name pur
posels%,
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• THE GCIVERNYIEIST MAIL CONTI:ACV.'.
for this section of PennsOvama, will appear,
by official order, in next • week's Journeil.— .
Pemba wishing to,sceure engagements, can
he accommodated with copies.. In conse
quence of the demand ;for our type, in setting
up the Extra, we are obliged to suspend the
issue of next Wednesday's .- paper. The - re--
quisite number of coPies will, however, be
made up to subseribe l rs, at the end _ot the
year.
rr:J" THE NEw Rui.LING-MILT. of Harris.
Burnish & Co., bear this Borough,. was first
put in operation on Thursday. The roma
ces and machinery generally are said to work
admirably—the latter :w Lt..? put-up by J. Wreo
-& Bros, machinists qt this Borough. The
building is not yet entirely Complete, lint in
the course of two orlthree Weeks, the whole
establishment will tie finished( and in full
blast.
T. - y-ouR vot-Ne Wulf; ratEl9.)s, tt will be
observed, are alrea'dyrup•and at work again.
They had a meetiog;las usual, on Wednes
day night, and arter Ireling abodt and sound
kik the extent of their injuries, they conclu
ded tharthey were rrght and at once adopted
Crockett's mcitto—"go ahead." That's the
spirit, hays.—we will all , be "right side up,
with eare," in '52.
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BIG 'CROPS. '
We recently published an account of a
crop of Wheat, raised by ;qr. J. K. Hewlett
of Baltimore, Md.,—averaging nearly ,12
bushels to the acre ;la friend, N. Black, Esq..
of Charlestown. Celil Co.. noticing it, sends
us the following returns from a crop, raised
byihimself and brothott, to confirm our im
pression that Maryland is "some" at Wheat
growing. He also adds a crop of Corn, that
-we think hard to!belit. He says :---
" We raised rhis; . rason on 15 acres. 510
bushels of white 'Wheat, averaging 31 bus.
to the nere—on lOteres of which we had I
461 bus. to the acre . Half of the 15 acres
was Cora ground, of was in'cornlast season
and put in wheat, after the corn was t a k en
off. without the use of any kind of Malian'',
" Some three years ago, we raised on this
same pound . 03 bus. of Corn _to the acre—a
number of the earslmeasured 15 inches and
some 15t, inches in length. We have a few,
yet, preserved as curiosities. The Corn was
known as the Lancaster County Sapling—it
was brought to thts neighborhood by Judge
Clonard, of this plae.e-"
PRESIDIsNT FILLMORW.:
The Washington &pulls c,copies an article
• from tke Courier/14 Enquirer of New York,
\ nominating Mr Fillintare for the Presidency.
and believes that hundreds and even thou
sands of Democrats would vote . for him if
nominated. The IRcpuldic doubts not the !
nationality of Ged. Scott, tells :us of the ef
forts he has made to, secure the passage of
the Compromise Bills, and prOmises him a
erteerfut support, he'becomesj the candidate
of the Whi g pant'. The article being one of
.1
significance, we quote:
• "'We have puhlished from time to time
extracts' from •Whig papers of different sec
,. tions, commendiag the policy of Mr. Fill
more, and' menticining his name in connex
ion with the Presidential canvass. In doing I
this we have no object in view but to apprise
the Opposition, as well as our friends, of the
satisfaction that - the administration is giving
to the country. We have thought it due to
ourPhief Magistrate, when he is the subject
of incessant atitie by the Democratic press,
that the people should have the•opportunity
'of seeing tae oilier stile. and learning what
- is said in his defence, tvenin.his eulogy, by
the presses of allisections of the cotintry.
If it shoild happen, however, that the
convention. , in the discharge of its duties,
should deem it Wise or prudent to nominate
Mr. Fillmore lapreference to General Scott,
or Webster, we know of nothing that should
induce us, or any Whig; to withhold from
him the same cordial and earnest support
that would be extended to either of the dis
tinguished men we have named. It is car-'',
fain that President Fillmore 'has hitherto ad
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^ ministered the Government, and will con
. tinue to administfer it. with the inflexible de
termination to discharge his entite duty • on
all occasions, and with a forgetfulness of
personal consideration as complete and also
lute as if, he were constitutionally ineligible
to the Presidency for a second time.
,NJ►xat?GTov Win buried with
suitable ecretnonies, naval and civil; at Wash
ington, on Tuesday:
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0:7.A. 'Situ. ICabinet has been formed in
C.anida—it is said to be the most liberal Gov
emtnent the provinee bas ever had.
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N. Y., on Wednesday night.
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TRE ARCTIC DISCOVER' ES
It appears that recent discoveries in Arctic
regions. which are claimed by • British navi
gator's and to which British names are given,
have been first made by citizens of the Uni
ted States, and that the honor of these dis
coveries truly and properly oelongs to our own
countrymen. The matter is thus set forth
in the 'New York Journal of Commerce :
The arctic discoveries made through the
enterprise of the British nation, have exten
ded the bounds of science. added to the sum
of human knowledge, and conferred honor on
the British name. Northern, geography re
ceives an annual contribution from the aident
and noble men who,are sent on expeditions
to the Polar seas, and the British Navy is
strengthened by thi discipline, and elevated.
by the studies and acquirements which ap
pertain to that navigation. The late expe
di tion,sent from England under the command
of Capt. Penny, proceeded in a northerly di
rection from Barrow's Strait, beyond the lim
its reached, by any other British navigator,
ai.d although Capt. Penny's return to Eng
land was as late as September of this year,
the maps showing the extent of their sup
posed discoveries have already been given•to
the, public. Those maps embrace extensive
regions, and names have been appropriated
to capes, islands, hays and inlets embraced in
the discovery. With the nobleness which
ever marks these who engage in such enter
prises. they have sprinkled over the new
ground the names of those who lately returned
in our own expedition. Penny and Austin
undoubtedly supposed that they were the first
discoverers of the lands and waters to which
they gave a name and a location on British
maps. The. Grinnell expedition preceded
them, however, one season in these discove
ries and to America is due the honor which
Great Britain Chas attempted so gracefully to
wear. On the return of the Advance to this
port, tidings were for the,first time had of the
results of Penny's voyage ; but before the
Advance had reached, her berth, and before
thos'e tidings were received, the maps show
ing the discoveries made by the American
vessels beyond Wellington Channel had been
exhibited to the originator of-the enterprise.
We did not speak of the discoveries, because
they had not then been reported to the head
of the Department at Washington, in pursu
ance of the practice prevailing among Navy
officers, and they had been communicated in
that confidence. The Brrtish Government
need only to know these facts in order to in
duce them to erase from their maps the names
which they have so applied to these frozen ;
regions, and substitute theme given by the
the American Navigators. The British name•
given to an extensive range of land lying to
the north of Wellington Channel is the "Al
bert Land." in honor of Prince Albert. The
name given by theAtrierican discoverers to the
same range was iu honor of Henry Grinnell,
the author of the American expedition. The
honors and the national rights that flow from
a discovery of new regions of country are
such that nations never part from, except on
the,most incontestible proof of the authenti
city of a precedent claim'. The Grinnell ex
pedition will - have no_difficulty in showing
the extent and the time of their discoveries,
and their precedence over those of Great
Britian, and will thus be able to settle the
question fully. They have won those honors
for their country.
A CRISIS IN FRANCE.
Mr. -Walsh, being a resident of Paiis,.in a
letter under' date of Sept. 16th, says :
" That great events are just before us is
certain. That crisis of which I have often
spoken to you is drawing very near. Between
the 16th day of Septerliber rind the middle or
end of next May thpiestinies of Europe for
probably half a century—which in these days
is a very long be decided.: A
fierce straggle—it may bia most desperate
and bloody struggle—between liberty, civil
and religious, on the one hand, and - homy
despotism in politics and religion On the
other. What will be the issue, God alone
knows !
" find that there is a wonderful activity
here in the political world. The foreign am
bassadors. especially, .those of Austria, Prus
sia. and Russia, have frequent conferences,
and are constantly sending and receiving des
patches. Nor ate the Ministers resident - of
the smaller Powers, such as Sardinia, Naples,
Spain, the States of the Church, Belgium
and 'Holland, idle. Those of England and
the United Stites are wide awake, and the
former has not a little to do to look after these
Continental States, and the movements of
their rulers." •
CC7' Tits Executive Committee of the .
New York Temperance Alliance, has issued
an address to all Temperance Societies there.
recoil:unending them to form alliances in
their respective Wards, for the purpose of
enforcing the - laws against the sale of liquor
on the Sabbath; the removal of polls and
political meetings from placetwhere intoxi
cating drinks are sold; the suppression of all
illegal money contributed by candidates for
office to promote their election ; the eoset
meat of prohibitory laws against the sale of
intoxicating liquor as a beverage; and the
election to office of such men as'shall be
known to be in ferqr of the seecenplishutent
of these et*.
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PEANcti:J.,ORT:ND', ts 4., the "Observer"
of the Philadelphia Ledgcr, lately on a visit
to this CO:unly,\writes thus of Pottsville and
the Region, is Wednesday's paper :
If you would farm an idea of the wealth
and power of Tennsylvania, you must come
to this borough, thel capital of the eastern
mining district of thiState,, and the centre
of its mineral: industry. "The borough itself
has but 8001 , ,iiihabitants;Atm the stir and
bustle—the animation of the idace would lead
you to infer that you are in ;fie midst of a
great commercial city,' It bears, no resem
blance tog manufacturing town, for s the stout
arms aniLattiletic figures you meet; bear no
resemblance to the pale and emaciated.coun
tenances. yoti, meet with in Manchester or I
Spitalfields.. Mining is a healthy exercise;de
veloping: the human frame and nerving it
against- the vicissitudes of climate. There
seems to : be a vast deal of ease and comfort
here among the inhabitants, who are a live
ly, healthy, athletic set of men : only a little
more excitable, than: some of their neighbors
in other 'paha of Pennsylvania.
It is in Pottsville and Reading that you can
form an= adequate idea of the vast impor
tance or thr Reading Railroad, its, a means
of developing the wealth of the mineral re
gion, by': furnishing-quick, regular and cheap
means of transportation to Philadelphia and
other Atlantic markets.--Without the Read
ing Railroad, the supply of coal would be
limited,: subject to interruption by freshets,
and otherwise rendered uncertain, in conse
quence of which great fluctuation in prices
would necessarily be experienced by the pub
lic., New York;Boston and Philadelphia are
now chiefly:depending on the Reading Riail
mad for their regular supply ofcoal.
The annual amount of coal brought to mar
ket from the ruining region of Pennsylvania
has been averaged at 3,400,000 tons ; but it
will probably exceed 4,000,000 thisyear, and
continue toincrease for hundreds of years to
come. *ith the increase of population, and
the' application of steam to all industrial pur
suits. There is no doubt, therefore, that all
the means of transportation now in use, and
hereafter t Obe established, whether railroads
or canals, wilt find ample emplovineni with
the developement 'of the inexfiaustible re
sources of the State, and that it. will depend
chiefly On their own management whether they
shall be employed at remunerating prices or
not.
After s*kiag of the business facilities &c.
of the Railroad and Canal, he concludes by
• •
saying;-"yhr, truth is, both the Railroad and
the Naiigaiioit pOmpany are important and
indispensable to the accommodation' of the
publie,both ranking among the most valuable
improverrients„not only if the State, but the
wholecotintiv."
ova 'AMA' 'sweat voir wax.
SinCe we must make an excursion, friends,
let us'make the best of it. We suggest, as
a solace, the following extract from the lines
written,. liy Col. S. D. Patterson, for our
political neighbors, on a similar occasion—
'they will he found to cheer the spirits ama
zinglyi •
Embarked'On our voyage, our course we'll pursue,
Observing each object that rises to .view,
Enjoying the prospect—but nothing with care
Wherever a rapid or mei: may appear.
And a look-out we'll keep lest the lubber% above,
Ia the , heat of their ardor, the zeal or their lova
For the plunder and spoils, on our bows should be
thrown,
And utts themselves vp;in their haste to come dorm.
Away-to the head of Salt river we go,
Each heart bounding high with a patriot's glow.
We're beaten—what of it ? A good cause wit ne'er
Let its advocates sink into gloomy despair :
Clouds break into sunshine—the darkness 'of night
Is the- p relude which tethers the dawning of light ;
And the spirit that quails not when adverse fate
lowers,
Enhaires:its virtue, ineivascs its powers
Then'Onveard, on this the great endse of our, lives,
And whenever we drink to our "s . weethetits and
Wives,"
Let as offer a prayer that the Power above
Will eareiblly guard the dear land of our love ;
That-no spirit oftiiseoid may hever the chain,'
'J3ot the bond of our Union; unbroken remain ;
And . lhe banner of freedom . be evertmfurted,
The tight of all nAtions, the hope of the world.
SAVE: SAVE: SAVEt
What is theria man cannot save and im-
'proiel.- By-curbing appetite mid restraining
pq,sioni by observing prudence and main
taming 'regularity, he may save his health,
-husband has strength, and thus preserve the
spriegii - of health, as- constant fountains of
energy gad happiriess, to sustain and cherish
hint, under every labor and every hardship.
He May save a fortune by, industry and de
nyitighimself needless indulgence, and he
mac find a pure enjoyment in devoting it to
noble uses. One of the hours each day wasted
on trifles or indolence, saved and-daily devo
ted to; rnprovement,ls enough to make an
ignorant man wise in ten years—to provide
thebtxtity of intelligence to a mind torpid
froth lack of thought—to brighten up and
strengthen facultiesperishiag with rust—to
make lifea fruitful field, and death a harvest
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.The Steamer America arrived at Halifax
on Wednesday, with Liierpool dates to the
4th inst. The Exhibition was to close on
the 11th, alter which the premiums would
be awarded.
Lo
Koseuth was expected to visit ndon be
fore embarking for the ( United 'Staee, but
the French authorities, to gratify the wiShies
of Austria and Russia, refused to let Wilk'
pass through their territory from Mar
seilles.:
Dodge, the Yankee vocalist, has created
quite a sensation in England, by offering
$lO,OOO for :he use of the Crystal Palace one
day and night after the close of the Exhibi
tion, for a monster concert.
The Atlantic, which arrived at New York
on Wednesday, brings-the following account
of the sailing of Kossuth and his compatriots:.
The Mississippi, with fifik-five exiles on
board, touched at Smyrna, and on the 16th
at Sy ra, one of the Ciclades. On the arrival
of Kossuth in the Dardanelles, the captain
of the Mississippi went on board the Turkish
vessel, and placed his ship at the disposal of
the exiles, at the same time presenting $l5,
060 to their leader in the name of the Amer•
icon government. ' -
After having solemnly promised the Turk
ish commissaries to go direct to America;
Kossuth wanted' to take a Hungarian flap;
with him into:the American vessel. but this
was objected to by the Turks. When all
the refugees were safely on board. Kossuth
made a speech, in which Lord Palmerston
I and the Americans were not forgotten, and
soon after the Mississippi started on her
voyage.
The Opinion. publishes the following let
ter from Spezzia, dated Sept. 22d :
The moment it became known that Kos
suth was in our toads, on board the Missii
sippi, the town was illuminated, guns and
rockets were ,tired, and a number of boats
decorated wile flag, 'surrounded the Ameri
can ship, which they saluted with vitas.—
The hand of the garrison accompanied them.
The American Commodore, who was atlhe
baths of Lucca, hastened to Spczzia to con
gratulate the illustrious guest, whom We
probably shall not be permitted to feast here,
as the ship is to weigh anchor hetore the ex
piration of the quarantine.-
The 'Mississippi arrived at Marseilles on
the 2elth instant, having M. Kossuth and 417
Hungarian refugees on board. She sailed
again immediately, having procured a supply
of coal and provisions. None of the intssen
gers landed.
•
AN INCIDENT.
The Boston Courier says that on Saturday
morning. the widow of a worthy mechanic . ,
recently deceased, caned at an office in State
street, for the payment Of a small brn, which
was due Tor the services of her late husband.
Her pale and sunken cheellitold the sad story
of bereavement.affliction,and over-watching.
After her departure, a number of gentlemen,
who happened to be at the office upon busi
ness, made some inquiries respecting her
condition, and upon being informed that she
had been left with four small children, and
in almost destitute circumstances, home&
ately opened a subscription list, each one
putting down five dollars. Others, who
came in afterwards, in the regular course ut
the morning exchanges, followed snit, and
beffire "board time" a very respectable sum
was raised for the relief of the deeply afflicted
and almost heart-hroken widow: "Whoso
given' to the poor leadeth to the Lord."—
"Go thou and do likewise."
A TRUE LADY
The Louisville Courier of the Bth instant
says :—The papers through the country are
noticing with favor the verdict of ten thou.
sand dollars lately recovered in Henry county,
in this State, in favor of a young lady, in an
action of slander, as a strong Indication of
the high moral tone of the community
where the case was tried. It may be proper
to add that, so soon as the verdict was ren
dered, the fair Kentucky plaintiff, scorning to
receive the money of the defendanther only
object being the vindication of her name
from the the calumnious aspersions of the
defendant—directed her counsel io enter a
remiuer for the amount of the verdict, save
enough to compensate them for theirseritces.
Upon consultation they agreed to be satisfied
with•five hundred dollars. and, in accordance
with the instructions of their client, : released
the defendant from the payment of the nine
thousand five hundred 'dollars.
• 07' TUE Asuirvxr. of Kossuth and his
compatriots in this country, is now , daily
expected. , Extensive preparations have been
made for his reception In New Yorkk- 7 also in
Baltimore and Washington,
Kossuthie Wife and three sons ate
with him on board the U. S. frigate Missis
sippi. coming to this country.
0:77 Tat STEAsea Parapero; .of Cuban
nOtoriety,„ia wider trial at St. Augitatitle.
Fa., fat Violation at the
It7Coot•Lewis N' Arrington, whose death OBINWIPS' COITAT SALE.
wn,have preilomdfairtounced. was ill the puigrjANT lona order oftbe ORPHAN'S COURT
eatdirear of his age , I _ ,ft mmo d o w • of -csurnol Omit,. the sniescriber Adadstrator
re einng- or the Elate of JOHN IIt:NTZBILWAN. late of
ton Was a native of Virginia, and in his early Lowcritatillotongotownshlp,in the county of aghtlyi- '
grn a..... duated with c . i • t
at. William and tointifertiairtivi,7lltthescatte
day
e l ute by Public Vendee ;
i
M l "dines in allitt Si e.. He entered the o l ' l cklk‘, in 00 al:era:L , a a t y an fl o o v use entbe olJ n o e n a a t tran
navy'on the 6th of J . . aty, 1800, and was Euntgelman, in the township of Lower Mahantango
the following described Real Eatate.
commissioned as a, . -CA . 011 tbeZ).4 of , I said ' ma n l y'
November, 1814. He was the third officer I No. 4. A certain tract of laud situate in blablittnn
on
the naval list. Commodore Warrin g m° i ree t ree n ; h 2ageTri-o ld. 3 b°aTi and ic s d , ob3r; other t !g u y land
m of the
distinguished himself by his gallant conduct i partition Of the Real Estate of said derrased and cltb
io the late war, especialll in the engagement 1 ors contalrine 107 acre/ and 31 perches with the a i ...
between the Peacock an d Epervier. At the' Put o e , ° :."l l l, k o t ' 1
e miter ;
No. rut of land situate In said
time of his death he was chief of the ordi- ' township. bounded by oilier land of said dreeaged.
nonce bureau. . marked No. 4in said diagram of said partition and
, ()Users. cOrtailling 34 acres and 40 perches, with the
-....„,,.;,.._._ appurtenances, &e.
No. & 'Alio another tract of land situate In salt'
lena Adcertiirr , township, bounded by land of William Harry, Jaenh
tarshal for I. Shaker and others, Containing 90 acres and hit perches
Vi till the appurtentnees, A.e.
following N 0.,?. Also another tract of land situate In sold
r that cot , livivihir, bounded be land,* of Urn. !tarry, - Peter
Stumm) and Juba Riefler. containing 41) ,*err , * COI
Puthel, with the appurtenances. 'l erne) No. N. Also another tract of lant ,ahlate Its tuld
melt. ,„„ , Inuit-11)v, hounded by laud. of John Weiler arid rah
---',.7,,,,- -
Lees. containing 55 acres and :O.:' perches, vs ith the ap
purtenances, tate'the Estate o f' the. 03111 deraille.l.---
• 400,000 Attendant.e will let mere and the Condalooa of gale
--n made known at the tune and 1:11 - 21 . 0 of sale by ,
JONATHAN KIiNTZEINAN. Allaret
ray orderof the Court : . "•
DANIEL li•Etellitit. Clek.
vrgsbarg, Wept. !9.'5t tOct 19,'15 I at-:t
v.: nut Gal am Adcertiler obtnins through
the Assistant Marshal for Lafayette county,.
Wisconsin, the following statistics of the
lead business of that county for the year
1850:
Whole am't of mitel smelted, lbs. 11,000.000
Bushels Coal conitimett- - - 25,000
Cords Wood .
Whole amount Mad-, - - 400,000
Whole.am't Leaf produced - 7.8'i5.000
Valued at . $390,400
TEE COAL mum ME 1851
.:.puma` t. _
.. ..-. _ - '~'-~'a ..' i ce s
The nnantity tent hy Railroad this week•,. is 36,-
758 I2—by Cana!, 12,`410 01—for the week, 48,-
961 13,. shouting a ailing ofr this week• of about
0,000 tons, canted 'principally by the election oti"
The demand' for Coal atilt ennlinuei tmaLatell,
particularly for Red Ash,.
The frehets of last t.earon which cut otr the
supply and the eunsequeal hare sidle (lithe market.
together with the tow prices thin year, tiavA eam.ed
au unusual demand for Coal this year. Su far the
increased supply from the:three principal liegumr ,
is a. fulloWs :
: • 1850. 11451. 1 ,
Schusikill. to Oct. 11. 1i321„182 1.574,741 553.t;00
Lrhisto, • to iltt,ll, 'f,i*S.44lo tr 21,317 '39016
f.artiawanna •• ,-, rait,sqm 614,421 050.125
2,1111.000 9.]19.5191.099.1.59
This inereane wilt probably reach about one nail:.
lion two hundred thott.and tons, which i 3 from two
to three hundred thomauilioni more than the nioti
ranoine anbripated. lint great as the increase is
in the trade, the price+ obtained hate left but little
profit to those engaged in it.
; Amount of Caul pent by the Ph lladrlptila and Read
ink Railroad and Schuylkill Canal. for the end.
ink nn Thursday evening last.
RAILROAD
-
-'mown'opd
• WrFAC. TOILL. WECK. TOTAL.
.P. Carhop, 11,800 00 427,22 , 02 6,432 14 242092 17
Pottsville., 1,156 03 149,281 10 • 1,722 02 1 7 ;451 17
....4 Haven, 14.40 01 .597:863 12 4,309 12 146,0511 16
.P. Clinton. 8,312 00 233,437 11 211;13 22,00 111
Total 3A.758 141,459,td9 14,240 01 11i5,593
465,593 II
Total. 1,674,781 12
To same period last year, by Railroad, 1,032,151 11
•• Canal, 1414,020 07
_.,
• 1,321,1.91 IS
.. .
Increase this year; so far, 453,599 14 toi4
1 s____.
`SSV3
The follow ling iv the quantity of Coal transported
'ova the different ILailrondr, in gchuy lk 111 Cotinty,for
the, week ending Tharaday evening.
. . WEER. TOTAL.
'ine 11111 and S. 11. R. R. 19.555 03 V. 43.918 13
Little erbuytkill R. lt. ' . 9. 0 45 05 235.10 II
'llllllCt*ek do 7,000 05 305.103 - 11
Mount Carbon dn 5,453 01 184.900 04
Schuylkill Valley' dip ' 11.540 1.4 303.600 10
Mt Carbon and I'Ft'arhon 13,382 17 370,008 OP
-. 111 t"1:1 :LS
- 'aauaqa
LE1111:11 COAL TRADE. 1 -
Can3Bllty sent t. inArieLori-week.ending on Oct.
ti, 1851.
WERIC• TOTAL
'12,993 13 ' 330,'2,51 17
2393 14 72.003 15
1.049 16 31.189 10
3 658 08 91,983 16
1.447 00 37,179 13
1,T.15 19 23.829 05
4.033 09 91,030 07
1.915 06 23,f81 - 05
4,021'01 81,098 02
21,067 00
Lehigh Coal Co.,
Room Run Mines,
Beaver Meadow.
Spring Mountain Coal,
Colrain Coal,
Cranberry Coal Company,
Hazleton Coal CO., '
Diamond Coal Company:
Burk Mountain Coal,
Wilkeabairo Coal Co., •
■JITF.• Ot TOI.L AND TIOLX•POSTATION 4111, ILI 11.10.1,0
for 18St.
From M.4:2TlKlndi•naVen.P.Cllnton
To Richmond,
To Philadelphia,
1.40
TOLL Dl - CANAL ,
From Port Carbon to Philadelpiti.t,
Mount Carbon Ao
.\\ rich!. Raven, do -
fort Clinton do
PATE* OF FRElolt? NY CANAL.
Pliilads. Wilmington. N. York
From Port"a rbnn.
i 95 95 $1 55
.SM. Ca !Jon, 65 • OS I 55
14. Haveh, 10 90 1 50a1
E r ENCE of Janialea flinger. Prepared only by
,redertrk Drown, tittle Drug and Chemical isanre,
North East Corner of Fifth and Chesnut Ste., Phila
delphia.
,
A supply of the above al wiya on hand, and for pale
at._ .10/IN 0. BROWN'S, Sole Agent.
Milgrim - and Apotheeiry.Cenite street.
Oct IS 18M \ 41-3 m
AUDITORS NOTICE.
IN the Court of Common Pleas of Schnyikill county,
Themam Williamson foil \ •
the use rifJoh to Ansparh.Jr ',..Pluries
beFL Fax, of Sep-
. I ' t emr Term;3t.
H. W. gpenrer. j • N 0.43. \
t
• he underrigned Auditor appointed by the ',laid
Co rt, to ascertain and report the pentane entitled to
th money made undrr the above execution' and the,
me eral amounts to which each is entitled will attend
fn that purpose at his onice in the Borough of Putts
v Vie, on Wednesday :kb day of November next, at to
u'cnrtk, in the forennon.
NATHANIEL P. 111011AET, Auditor.
1851 _ 42-3 t
4 ,.. : t. 7..„
t 18. ,
GOODS. JUST _
Al. ROD and fine assort- Pipes. Jewsharps,
me t of Toys, Fancy Dominoes,
Goods, Dames. Vicar Cases .Calle.F. Rattier,
Dories and Waaons.with a variety of other articles.
Wholesale and WWI at the lowest prices.
Cinosak Dots.. Importer, No. 101 North six.ru..t.,
Philadelphia. Mao manufacturer of canes. Tops,
Trlck.bmes, Rattles, Napkin-rings. and Turner in
Ivory, Wood, *c. GEORGE . DOLL.
Oct. MISS! 4l-3ny
TO -LADID S AND PHYSICIANS.
TIME while It quickly divines cif merely epheme
ral, noininal, or pretended improvemitnts, adds
value to Mope. which It cannot Impair. Our Ladies,
1 ... y their willing testimony in favor of lam. BETTS'
SUPPORTERS, and our brim Pnysielans have won
derfully Increased their sale during the last 17 years.
during which time many thousands hive been relieved
and the reputation of the SUPPORTER, ay the most
successful of its dare established. It can, be worn
wilt, perfect ease. Ladies to avoid counterfeiter'.
will apply only to ktra. lIETTS. corner of Eleventh
and Walnut otreets. Philadelphia.
Oct IR 1631 41
!at
GREAT MEDICAL , DISCOVERY.
e h
DR. J.
8.
r lt 0 8 1004 Nervous Cordial, for all nerv
ous conditions of the system. I first discovered
thl, preparation In ISlO.since whir time I bar E
found
but little difficulty In roving Mae' ERVOIT DISA
SE9, but very recently I have tided an Ingredient
which bets like magic In rendering my I'igIIVOITFI
CORDIAL far more certain In motile NervonsTremor
of the hiusclia, Shaking of the !lead, Prlpitation,
Flatulence, Heart Du rn. tic Dolocor Pain in the Flee,
with Twitchlnigs of the Muscles or Flesh.' Wakeful.'
nes4.lleart Deteases. Neuralgia, and for the mind or
boar affected by rare, labor, or study. Thin 'truly woo
dechll Medicine. horn its peCtOlar happy effect in at.
laying the most violent Nervous affections, and com
pletely eradicating them from the system. may justly
be termed the grandest discOvery In tbe.scienrc of
hfedicine. It mnbdues and averts all those NERVOUS
DisEASEit, over which the moat profound .medical_
skill has hitherto had no control. It is a grand resto
rer in building up a weak renal/MOON already worn
down by disease and debilitated by other; medicine ;
its invigorating properties act like a charm,, and ha
heneffeial effects are almost miraculous. The weak.
the nervous, and those suffering with constant paid,
and uneasiness, are frequently cured by using a single
bottle. Price oniy 50 cents
ItAll; ROADS
T0ta1. 31 4 012 14 5 01.310 10
•
To same period last year 526.430 14
Incivrise v fat,
`BROWN'S
For sale by LI. IlArtrict
Oct 18 , 1851.
LIST 01' LETTERS,
itEztiNviaNaoit:i!heTgrhoPp4SZ.i.OFFlCE, AT Potts
Aleth James James George ()beret John
Ashur* George Kirkham II O'Reilly Edward
Anter Charles Kenny Peter Ohara Patt
Brannen Thus Kilian Timothy Ochner Andrew
Brennan John Kemp John Purcell Thomas
Bickely John Keyser S Painter George
Buck henry W Keen Thomas Quinn J am "
Richter Pranklin.Ketk Benjamin Quinn F
Bower Joseph Kanivan Patrick Roagb Michael
Break lames Kelly Mr Rutledge George
Bits John Kepner Henry B Banken David
Brown William Krouty Bridget Rice .1
Buck Jacob Killboya Mrs Berger
Brown Daniel Kitkley Mrs.' Reppeit Jena
Brown Mary Kirwan Andrew Bkhards Chas U
ilmniger C. Kiefaber P shipitutliab George
Barehill G ShlpLogan Moses 4 Belly Joseph
Conmt(Col Wm Lona Wm D Reiter Conrad 2
Cole Benjamin Lard James Reify Mrs 11 2
Caren Patrick Shephert John Spratt Bev G
Connelly
Bor tu Lanegan Luke Shelly Jacob
' Caell ohn B Llewellyn T Snyder John
Con ry nors Patrick I.yng tistb`ne do ship:
Smith Jacob
Cullen Patrick lideigs Rev Mr Stetting John
Gritty RkbardstipMitrcr Geneve Smith lioltert
Davie Henry 2 Mittinong Thins ,Stocks Samuel
Darling T 3 ?diner Charles lignittt James
Davis John Moriarty John Sullivan James
Davenport Geo Mason Thomas Scott Tll
Davis Miss Mowry Morgan Artcheld Jacob. •
orham P shiphlyers Junes Simon Joan
Donahoe. T do Manly Msettael . Saone, George
Evans Evan 2 Mannlon
Patrick.
Schwarz Enos
Maga Wes Mills .1 EL oydeacob
Forfeit Michael Montelius Wet elhappadea P
Foly Michael • Mißracht Jacob Sadie Mrs Eliza
Frehafer Mich't Manse, Charley Smyth John ship
Fowler LI CI Mason Mra BB 2 Tomlin' AJ •
Gallagher John Mollies Thos shpTcrunsend E C
Gahagan George Mara John .do Thomas Capt
Griffiths John sbpMeliticken J 8 2 Themes Miss 11
Haswell Orrito'r lacCalltaterChas Vol bauer John 3
Hail James • McClean TereneWiekoff&
Heath Richard McLaughlin Pat Wilhelm Philip
Harris William McDonough id Walsh Patrick-
Harrison )p B- - , McGowan (lobed Wagger John
Mennen Owen MeCtentan Thai • White Michael
liodghten James McFadden Pat'k Wilson John '1
Heise C McCoy Pat'k allpWlison Mrs Mary ,
Rattner William EMILIA Luther Welch. Anne
Ilindrlcks Mien 0 Hash Min Ann Welsh ship
Horan Thor ship Nealy Margaret Williams 'no do
ElayesJohn do Nichols W7t amp
Haverty Peter do
But saetent additional charged MU all advertised
Letters.
Persons applying Or letters on this list win'pleue
fly " advertielpi."
:11141P111W .NORTINE M.
Octi lON. • - • '
WASHING
IS considered by thousands who have tested It, as
being the meatrst Seieat:fie Wonder oldie World.
Entirely doing, away With that laborious and APJUIi
ous practice of rubbing the. CLOTHES upon the
WASHBOARD, and a great saving of Time. Lab..
end Elpense.
N. 11. To prevent Gaud and imposition, (for many
are [tyros to palm °W an article put up like liiiti•J tivr
proprietor.!. P. HOYT, will put bin written Signature
over the Volk or every Brittle. And he only asks an
col labtatied public not [Henn found tae (lemon Wash
inglinid with other, that are in the market.
Il to put up in large pint bottles, and sold at the
nominal price of 12} cent,.
tY PRI N PERS will and it greatly to their advantage
to purchase this Fluid by it..gallon, to elnanst their
TYPES and ROLIABS, being a very atipetim tie,.
for that purpose. Manufactured only by •
I. P. lICAT,
At hin Laboratory and Principal Depot, N.. tit South
Fifth . Philadelphia.
Hold as Retail by Grdeera and Druggigi a generally.
A liberal discount imad. , and a-stet - mye advei thing for
the benefit at Atonic Remember the, name HER-
M
MAN WABIIINII El 1111). All Istteti to til• plf)Ill paid
Ott 18, Insl. 42-6ai
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. _
WEST Chester rune= SEMINARY,'
CHESTER COurt,m
Ivl I tt g n I P . 7 5 .11. % ; A r. N .
paving Ladies for an elevated elation in life. by form;
itig their characters on the haste of a'hlghly vatrd
nitro]. refined manners and elitist lan Mamie.
The ordinary tuition embraces the metal brae, bee
or a•thorough English Education. viz: Grtiinaraphy,
Reading. Welting. Geography. Grammar, Pro tical
and Rational arithmetic, Hoek keening. Algebra and
lietanietry, Civil and Natural [fatuity, Alythelogy,
tellerrual, Mural and Natnial Ptiliosophy,Ancle.nt and
Mode y, Atitsonning,Cnmprtttlon,Cliemistry,
Botany. physitagy and Plain and Ornamental Needle
work.
CANAI
Instruction tltteti l=e Oven In the 1.3110. French
and German Langnageo • Mao in Drawing, Palming
and filmic, Vocal and Irian mental.
TEllslB.—For -Tuition in the ordinary Manche',
with Boarding, Waahing. !Bedding, Feel, I.lghta. ece
$l5 per OPIP•i0111 of live utontltc„ payablo In A nv A NI
EX.TB CHANGE'S-I.min. French and Geracin. per
Per quarter, each *ln: Drawing and Painting. per
quarter, *5.
Oct 18,1851
'LIGHT, •
LIGHT LIGHT, •
AT No. 2!I Nor th 2.11 street. above Vine. East side.
Phlladelphlii: The sobscribere call the attention
of their friends and the public in general, to their
New Improved Pine Oil Lamp.' ALSO. Fluid. Lard,
Oil Lamps—Cas Fixtures of every description, Chan
deliera,,Pendants, Side Umbels for Lamle or tias
Candelabras, tintindoles, Briquet Ilnliier., Faces,
P3rlol Lamps, !fan lanterns and Marble base Lanip4.
A general assortment of (Holmes and 13ritania Limps
for domestic purposes. Gas Fitting done at short
notice. Lazoliwirk Intarge variety. A LSO,Tio Cans
of all sizes.
fly personal attention to the manor:Leto:lna of the
above articles, enables them to sell at the very lowest
market prices. All goods warranted. Ile‘t quality of
.ramphine, Pine and Horning Floid, Wholesale and
N. U.—Store, No. 221 North tld street. (Ilurnt.Dis•
rict.)—Factory, No. kn. Noble itreet. near Fourth.
lIRIDRICK, (I ENI N C & MNES,
btannfarmrers.
:Lam
Oct IS 1851
PORTEUS'IigABORATORIT.
LC . )11 0 1., suitable tor Drugeisn, Burning Flitid,
/I•ll.2iiPr2l Perfumes, dr .
Pine 0:1 or Camphine, distilled by d learn ;
Burning Fluid; Phosgene t.las ;
epirltiofToryealine; Venice Turpentine, (102111
Varnish.
Crissal Varnisher every deritintlon and itoalit.t. :-
Japan and Shellac Varnish of all colors and roali-
Ilea
iron, Leather, Crum-elastic, Paper and other varie
ties;
lirtich Maker., Whip Makers and common Pitch.
constantly on hand, and for sate at. the Laboratory,
581 North FRONT stieet, Philadelphia.
N R. Orders will be riireivitd nt Na. 311 MARKET
street above EirllfTlf. 32 N. SECOND street, above
Christ Church, and at 3061 RACE street.
J. A. 1'ORTT.1 1 :1.
41-3 m
201.1356 O
1,35 1,15
$0 50
49
49
40
Oct 11. Issl
HARNESS, SADDLERY, &C.
TAMES POW El. PETERS Saddle and Harness
el maker, tram England, begs respectfully to aunotroce
to the inhabitants of Pottsville and surrounding
neighborhood, that he ha• commenced nosiness as
above, in Murphy's building's, Centre Htrect, near
the PennsyNatisa Ilall, where he has on hand alt
a - •-
■intment of goods of British Manufacture, (viz) Lon
don Whips, bits and spurs. riding end driving bridle+,
sponge, chamois skins, brushes, and carom.' other
articles connected with the above kind of business
N. B.—All kind's of jabbing both light and heavy,
done at the shortest notice, and on the most reasona
ble terms.
Oct. 11,1851 41-l•
DIONONt3AIMELA WHISKEY.
NMI Subscribers arern constant receipt and con
-1 signment ot:OLD MONONGAHELA WHISKEY,
from Pittsburg of varinua grades, which they offer for
nate In lots 11.1 suitpurchavers, recommending it as
being pure unadulterated RV , .
A superior article of CHERRY BRANDY cmisiant
ly on hand. ALSO, Hams, Lard.Clieese, hr. -
ECKY & WATEIN.
No. 13. Bonita Water Street, Philadelphia.
August 23. MM. 34-3 m
OLIVER O. KNIGHT. I PltEll
SWIG= & CHRIST,
ettIMMISSION MERCHANTS. south
Street, Philadelphia. Dealers in Fish, Chee::e
and ZrOvlsions.. Have constantly on band an asJort
ment of‘DRIED and PICii:LED,FI:4II, dcc.. cis :
111alkerel,\I Codfish, I
Sides, Dried Beef ,
Salmon, I,llecf.Pork, Rhotilders, Boner. Eggs,
Shad, Lard. l'hoese, Apetlet,
Herrings, I ilium*, I Bite, IPlitirem,
Angus*, la, lasl. . 33..2tti
PATTERSON' S HERPETIC SOAP,
VOR rendering the 'Stan smnoth. soft and delicately
L' white. removing sallnvrness. Pimples. Tan Cuta
'neous Eruptions and redness of the :'km. All t hops
and chafer, &c. on the hand., are healed by it. It is
also the very best shaving CO.cl In nge. Price only
12} cents per cake. For sale wholesale and retail at
the vatiety store of the subscrlbiC, 11: HANNAN.
treMerrhants andsothers suppliokl to grit ng:l4t: ht
nianufactorcrs pukes.
Anz. 9.11331
ii >l.i.i tv 34.!
C. mcorrzfivanorrEa,
8.,,......ariurer and dealer In CONtilta, ‘St.
KET:4. Ace, wonlil be happy IA have the slots
keepers of Pottsville amd the adjacent roititkty to
„,give him a call before poichaslng their fall Far" s,
he feels confident that he eau elbow them goods, that
in rectrd . to price and quality eanpot bean rpan..•d
N. It. 'country urttiTLr.s bought or taken in c‘
change for floods, at No. 1% MARKET street,.4 door,
below 10th North alde,Philadelphla.
Sept 19. 1551
-- -
[VT. have received an opened nnP of the fli , t
V tut of nouble and single etporting China ever in.
troduceil Into Oh, coontrf, from 82 to 835. Mt gocel
double ton% on' the bestand cheapest, ams will he
sold Inwor than any other In the county. Double and
Single Rarer shnt Raga, %Valker's Pereti;pion Cap?,
Copper and Horn Powder flasks, Came Rags, Ilst
zard's celebrated sporting Powdet,
(that In In prime the sportsman.) We offer the ahoye
for their extreme 'nod iptalitles and reoPtrkahle low
prires.Baicirr POTT.
Oct 11. IRSI 41-:f
SABLE CDTLERT tk PLATED WARE.
lA/ F. bave.on hand of the brat quality Ivory ban-
V died Dinner and Detect Knives, with nr tvithiant
Silver Plated Pinner and Dessert Forks. table
Tea Decant Plater. Spoons. Alto a !argon assortment
of Household and Kitchen.Turniture in the county.
and respeetfulty ask an opportunity of convincing the
public that ours n the tight place for barcaina.
BRIGHT d PUTT.
31 if
Flit IT. 1851
3. S. TIO:4E, SI.)D
I/10111.01NC and Bench Mara% Rewire Sackett!.
IVI and DIIII Chisels. Greaves 6: on Edge Tools.
/liners, Axes. Spear & JaCkson's Ilan& Panne! and
Rip Saws ; Brace and Bills, Drawing Knives, em
bracing' alt Tnola for mechanical purposes. Our
stock in this line is larger, and we ate determined In
give the public the advantage of it. ,
(• POTT.
41-If
MS
Oct 11,1E151
LOCKS! COCKS!
QILVER , Plated. White and Dark hlineral Knob
Locks. Upright, Horizontal; Monier, Rim. Dead.
Closet and Cupboard Locks, 'Pad nod Horse Lork“.—
strong Locks for Store-doors, Rollo. Bar-hooks and
steeples. BRIGHT 4. - POT?.
Oct 11,18.51
IRON! IRON!
In TONS assorted bent rrfine4l Bar Iron for Ma -
1/13 cliintst and Slackeutillis ore. liannitnred Tire
Iron Horse ehne rhapes and Nail 11011 S• PhD! Iron for
lining Coal Salutes. 'T and Flat Bar Milroad Iron,
an., kr. 081011 T & Poir.
Oct. 11. ISM 41-6
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•
TOYS AND rANGY GOODS.
n EGRIV ED by tate arrival a large and fresh Frock,
It of French and German Goods, comprising Toys,
in great variety, from tine to low priced Dolls. Drums.
Fancy noses, Violins and Violin Strings. are
• ALSO. Fish Make, Fishing Tackle, and Needles
of the best English manufacture. for sale, Wholesale
and Retell, by - .1011 N M. tIEirDERGGIt at BRO.
Importers, No. 47 north second street, Pl.nada.
Oct If. iBSI
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
(ATM. NEWELL & MON Wholesale-Grocers and
Commission Merchants, No. .1.10 WATER street.
Philadelphia. have - always on hand. a large and well
selected assortment of Groeetles, Proatelons,tTeas
and Ltquara to which they Invite'. the attention of
eonntey {Merchants.
Oct 4. list
ALNUINACS.FOR 1852.
50 GROB ei of English and German Almanacs, Also
English and German Comic Almanacm,lnsi tub-
Ilabed and for sale at .2,50 pee gross..or ea" par
dozen at r B. BANNANI3
Book and Publlshln• 8101 E.
Oct. 4, 1851
TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WHO
are Parente, Boys and Young Gentlemen of Potts
•ilk. Pa.. and the surrounding neighborhood. Your
attention is particularly invited to the largest and
complete assortment of BOYd and CUILDREN'B
CLOTUMG. That the subscriber has on hand well
adapted to the season salted for boys of three years
of age, and to young gentlemen of 'Weed.
' All persona living at a distance. purchasing Cloth
leg at this establishment. have the privilege of re
taming them if they do not tit R. A. BUTT,
get ghestaul streetrbslov► TealA, Intifada. •
Isb.11.113) • - Witt
_• . ,
1231
GUNS! GUNS!
CARPENTER TOOLS
ITICES2I4I.IIFaI7/1 1 . 0 1" FALL AND
WINTER 60008.—Thesabacrabrra having reed!:
ed in addition in theft large and extensive cock
ortlrr Goods, Groceries. queensware, Ready-made- Wheat 'Flour; . $4,25--Rve, 'dO. `s3 37
clotttng. dce. A Fall Sttirk of
FALL AND WINTER. GOODS. . r 1,1)1.---- - .Coru Meal. $2,87 `do.—Wheals
Commited of the most Fathomable Dress Goods. Bay . ,
eltato_Sita4ls, Long and Equate. Changeable ,
Red S cts. White, 91 cts.—Rye, 65cents,
Frx.indrlaln Mohair Lust res ; Gold Met:Aland Than.. -- ot.tfll 64—Oats, 3J 0 1 3.
Holies Moms de Laioes Black, Change-Ode and per
nosed Alatracas; EngliAt Merinos; Odle( gCt tm; -
Black Dress ; Eneltsh and Gerrnart Iltr.ie - ry of
various kinds: Bed. White and 17.110 w Flannels;
Merrimac Calicoes of different styles Awe/hair.
West of England, Frc not and (4-man Itroad Chaff..
of the finest and tnni.t dittalde make,
.Plain and Figned Ve,tinti : Clack and Tan.
cy Cashmeres; French Det,..,k.in +la; Plain and Fatal.
Tweed and tialinett9.
woolen Varn of different Color) and quarirrefr•
CirOCERIES--irrinie Itot,las, and Laguara Coffee.
,Illark Imperial /and Young llysoo Ten'. Cro•tieti
Pulverized, lattined and New (Meant Sukars f eline
Honey Avrop,turi rincar limn:, Molasses ; sun d r ie d
and flax Raisins. PI A4ll. I:Orrtot, ttilevi . ..+S%arr ,
ul
vat Mut deecripti - kne. Fish, "lin. Oleic,. aria Pro
visions niall k(nds . .coroaantly torn s it o t. •
PEATHEW4.
The above Wick of ponds haVnla: hiicn iieleCtc,l
i„shing and t 'outrun stall llon,er ti t
the city. and path. Olaf cafe and alleplioli LI•vo to
seism ;tom gemliqa, ate ti.,,,1 n ra ,„ t ,
nn,lSliffotintling t IV . 0'1 . 0.1 (Anna:lll In .. , 0)
11141 we can gi,t• 11•11 , 111grat (101 l Ity
114 a call, far Any in Our Ne.f. .1.• , r to
3latz's illotel,Cortterof :1f shantoftiallNllt-.A. 1'011,1,11.•.
SHIPMAN t 11:11AMME11s.
41-if
nun:rat:titESSENCE OF COFFEE.
r Inc package ic ill go a. Or as titer
of Coffee -and raf t ,r ilia& otl hie Ee<r nee
wdi pret.erve the taste of the real Coffee. with the ad
dab., of a mom ill:lit-11r a 'al filler flavor. II is . .140
Mite conducive to health, I ton the finer Cof f ee, is ea
sier made, dace 1101 require anything ti. deal , il, and I.
fro: foou Sediment. 13 410 W U•11-iriqy
OA,' in Varionq 01. of the ;111014• anent
having -4.1,1 IfolCu take , ' in a •ink le cittllitV 111 /ilk
ice llt :ell3 tier f rte. Tor kale w hotrods
and retail the e i . ,ber. it 11. A variety auxr
B BA N, Agent for Rchnylkill ro.
a..'e Merchants and, others stipphed to gala al
the !klanttfactiiice. priers. Tr) it
17e1 li 1751
I have examined an tinkle pteparea getetro.
Hothotel, Bottler & Co.. of I'lliddriplo,r, called •• Er—
send, of Coll e," init.:Ara to be nand with
Coffee for the porpore of improving u 1 find it ant
only free from anything - clelitcrot3 heals h, bnt an
the contrary, tht . Ingredlettle of o hirh It is efupo , etl„
are pettedly w hot, ...one.
JAMES It. CHILTON, M. 111..
Ullentlit And A Cll/111141, New York.
All 2. 2 . 2. IAfFI-
BONER'S MANUF4ICTOIZY,
DEmovEit to No. 144 rev% (between 4th
.ILL and sth, nt , p. , •ile Crown ^I reel,) rhitartelphla,
where the proprietor cita1..4.1. by ipereased tic
G r r, to 'tipple the growing demand , lily- 119VE:Wrt
- INK. whirl! its whie-tplead reptitation ha? mated I
ink POW So' e•ribll.ird itt the tf,9.1
nplulnri and. nufitlence Of the A tottiron Ilya it
ftearrely neret nary to say any thing in it.. lay nr. and
the mantifat lure, taker title rpportutille to eay that
the confident e slitter:et-tired not he ahneed.
in a t hlition in the varnitil Linde of Writiig Ink. he
ales A/away/tier erreyent t'or moinitor
Mane a. writ .a a eituerior Ilan Dy.'; n
trial owls 14 het e:Aary to ttisote lta tilt here 11r1e t and a
Sealing , well adapted for ltru:yititt I and notl leis.
at a Very Into pi ire, in farce for +mall e j naninte4
Ofiless1a11.11,:leol Inn ILOV ER.
MabittartutPi..?, No 141 Rice et reef. between Itli&
sth,opposite clown etleel, Phradeldphie
Sept 12, 1q.51
SCIIOOI. 91‘16611SCELLANEOUS
tier Is not:, tecclvisig Irinnl;,e
ll '1,„1,1e Salta. a I trite •,i ag Nrl3.
eellandott, Itenhe nil •i who ti will he , eoldwhit :13Ie
and retail at ono-mallow rals.e. Iltsetoct, t•ninrares
SEVEIIAL TIlOl%4AlsiD 01.1.W.' 1 , and the tie.
sortmeht aas t ariedae can he fiittlid In any ,itkre,lll
Philadelphia„
Merrhant , , and Tea. ,ht,pheil with
strho..ll.lo-01., sa r heap, and tin many in:doto es chea
per titan they I'3ll ht: 111 F 461.11.4.111111.1
Being 'the publisher of a another of hook bin f an tlt.
nue, are equal to The whohotaly no Allf
fur I/190114M cheap stock., aual he 1, dezero t tood
" tint 1,, be under:./1d ••
Ile alto Inatiofactureeal Viii c,taldiehnient oil kinds
of Blank Book, 1 . 4111 y 1100k,I. Sr .
which he can fittlitsh wholo,te n lIIW ratv:r
All he :tato ie'for the peuple in, In hie
pries, and then judge for Illetnaelvve.
U. HANNAN,:
ttookg..ll , r, Ptit,t,sh,r •Itt.t Ma.ttirartt,r, t.
Pnltstritte, tort 4, 1451 411—
STOVES, HEATERS, 'RANGES, &d.
Ttlt; US trElts s I titi at
lion of denier. , atol other. , :II their
stork of Aliperier Sonl 1 . !Ivan .4,
ititnge4, for !ale at thuir eateteiler
iitovejlnnee 111 North Second •I rcel
The cocip.....ed m part
Of the fothiwing pattern.. The ••('or.+Iltulio••••
“Union," ".ralifortsia, " " Amertrao.•"• 1ev...a.••
Cominer. ail, — "Pr...MOM," ••I'.iiiiiili Ie, ••
Conlon: rili.ve, The Air-Trzht IL, .. -nowt . .
erlsiur,.lenny' Lind, Simile), ',nage, Frank 1....tipe0
Front. and other •Parlor Pet Illattellt and 110f
t:side lleaterA and Rouges, Porliet Spout Tea }Venice.,
&e , for sale very low, nt whole...alit and retail,
for each or 'approved credit. by
& 1101
No. .5S north Second street, wept kide, nhove Arch.
Sept In, 1851 .. 3931,,
-
INSTRUCTION IN DADIGING.'
Pnor . A 1 1.1.1.:1t, fold the Ind :aloud*
on Europe., retipee l rully antiOnisVe 4 to the I.nities
and f;entlenien of l'iotts1:111e and ill vieitillv,thal
VlSit lo this place for tlii• pent., of
ter Clati,e4 Il.r inStrUctinn In Uaariee. 11. , .0 ,
are 'wing Rllitylily fitted op, and will .(cordhe 4 - .. pro
thr the reception or pnplls. Iti the tockolime hen ill
have the honor of Wailing nl.on l he ritheioa al their
reilliletlek: for the potpie. e of olithoing their-<. l h. rip
Bone.
The follownig are 'inn, n 1 Iliell.lin.e. l
to traria in the ~,,tree or 11,0 ,1,1A1.1
Frcorti Poikn. Swedi , h, Plain, Montrla, roinbilta
tion,--SAlaitzes ; Mho: Polka, s....teh,
Catnidillietel, Tyrol,— Polka ; Spint. Nalional,, Bat
let.—Dnorec ; Polonnive, Angoki.e.• • Conine, ~,Piety.
Conn,. F a tiry
Privan , lesvory given, if relintreil ---I 'ell WIWI P"
Iles will lie given ev.oy two •
Days of nut nulunu Ilnn.Ja y au.l Tblit,i4r..lloggr,
—Ladle ,, from lu 4, Ceti!lemon ill; l'ioilarPn
5 to 7 1 4 .11. Torniil hall in
MN/incr. the oilier after ilie 11,el R., ir,nvq.
()tintler 11, ISA. 41-tr
- _
REMOVAL REVIOVAL '
f' -The troth of
Iff, the nit! 1.4 t in proverb, '' Thor F7ir.,"
is apparent to all the wothl ; and rf-ft
the enport a nee anti row, e toe twe of 1.44
Intl enalitetl to math the moment , as they Ily. having
by abno4l univernal elution) male a n'atoli a ner•ew
ry appendage to the person of eve, „. ‘..id.4r
04,15. ed in happy to Mainline.. to hi, (fiend , and the
Dithlif that be liar Jost 1,1 all
li-lanent, in Tbautp,on'a new building 4,v„+ iha curl.. r
nr CENT RE, AND Al Alt liET•streete, Ifttli's VILLE.
where In: fa 1111 , 150ra it: all kind, of Jon eltt
and
silver ware, ad-o, a forge 0 .‘urtnio of of Watelte,,
p. 1,1 and silver, (full ten flied 1 I.nSel ~ .4 •, , and 31,,
a great tArlety bf Glut 4.1 all lan, 4 au41414.4t111, all
or Which i.. Ili to. trill cheap, it,,al,,tr.
lie hopes, by tarl.‘t alrelitir.o In imnine,n, with mr.-
iivrate r liar gen, to merit a t 001111112114 eof liheral
Putrortage he itta heretofore
iIrATON
41 11.
net 11. h I
norrs
rrins preplrat ion is noel beinp, tittle,' to the ',bur
atm gnarranteed (Tine fos• the, Ito t• 7.4 tI Hot
nnd a; the only known medicine lit ¶l5 wurld
having been n. 4,1 In the private N'iuet twit ntarin e,
of the proprietor for the :t7 year-,;ottil he has
newer known it to fail lit a elngl , tnttain a of
clog a laAing s sire, atid leaf in?, 'the
glrithS for woik. The tiller slrninarnmy of
for labor, when troubled unit ill+ , di=e. , -e,
;tumid huu . , PVI.Ty one .111 h to apply imme
diately. fur rentedy. Prt. • PPT f..Arkage.
which will he seta 11:11,1iteNinn 5," to ills p." I
Or the mm.l ?AIWA All I d !lns. nr t trlllllllllOS
In he 3ddr01..e.1 Poat f.t I I'. flirt T.
neat of Nn to : 4 0tillr—fl'at,
Plnlldriplil
Agent for the rioted Htate•••
\ N. It.—Agent, wanted ttinutgliinit the rnmnry. in
In Wtinnt a Ilheihl ithienttnl n ill t. pit a, ; antl il•ri•
names. rdared hr the adverti , emeni , Addy ..t.l
a.
ahoy).
Oil.
DR JT NICHOLAS'
PRYSICIAN 8c SURGEON.
oprirE AND DRUG STORE:\III AnEET STREET.
POTTSVILLE. i OFFICERS : •
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Dar. 11. 1.3 50. •••"; \ fill it IR. CanavEir, Pr •Pident. A. M. 4•krim. V.,Pree't.
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COTTAGE on ENAMELLED L It. if DAR LINu, Seerefloy and Treasures. ,
FINANCE COMMITTEE, •:' t
PURNITIME, Patent Spring„,nedsteadq, et tens+ .'in , A. M . 0 .1-PIN, t.. Pc.i.saitat, REv. R. /I. DO)1 ,
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timing Table's , oak mid walnut Onic s eand Doan". ti . ,,,em
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Room CriairP, Sr. t R. IL W. Eviatinn, M.D. Consulting Physician...
HART. WARE & Co., No • 4.41 'HEST N 11• T str..,-,
hefrr•n, es —Dom; Eduard' P. Lids, Editsbllekl. ~...!
above Tenth, offer for ,:str al vrty I.OV Ole,. a ! m„,..0,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 11011 J. R. It Giddings. M. C.; Hon.
i n ," an d n an ,L . ,„ nu . a.,sort mina Of EN A :t2 ,, V i l i f , , , E l l:: , F t l ,4 ' , l i t h ,
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ft li f ito t. ms .
N ee Fetch ,
J U . . B s... p rie n ti n %to . r E ; g4 l .. lo c n as .
h ille ter t s h ia Nl ie .
NITIIRE of their own inannfaellite,
city and county rpsidence, romaletc P , ' , ''' "r ' l 'a l f.. nail k. Albany ; Ex-Gov. J. D. Doty, Wisconsin; Ea
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piece' inadv.l o order. Pcr ,, ,olla Amu:Ming hotels am'' , Gov. !loner, 110; Lt. Dov. S. W. Beall. do; Rs- .
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hoarding Ilona*" wilt find it a cheap and deslmble or. ~
Gov. W. Slade. ol Vermont]; Rev. D. N. Derrllt.
tide. Complete setts for Chambers, from 4M lit , ,t en „ ftn ,,,, , mas.e.;
:se
wards. Also. cupertur Walnut El temion Dining 'ISa. ‘ ,..„ 4,4,; me. Elm, wa r r l d i , R m ot i ls ii. . b. M r . o . n i . an %yorcester,
hire, free, eifi to 4025. uh.,. ~ •
Diteme Room, Roe kirg P l a r t i e d n i t a S lre ' r h rit a aV• i s .. . l" :4 l ;;;:e.. and , ...,._.‘ . . 1 1 . '5 . .,: u t .; 14: .,
e. C.e,r , 1 , ,, • ,. — a 11 ,, n. n_,.. l l , lo_ , rac i e .. ( 0 1,r . ep w ie b yd m . g o a m m t i o ei
lle , r Mattresses, Mating:my and W alnut. Plain and I ,V.,',.'ll.t.t'e'ee';"; Rev . D. Mooned Hotel, elm
oreensvico„.:
1..,,,y Furniture In great variety, &e., &c. The pith.; PlittaJilphia.—Rev ...M. 0. Clark. C. M. Neal,Eaq.
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Ile are invited in call and examine. r Col. 1 , . Cur r .n Fillip., ;. lien. W. Lord, 210 Market
N. IL Dealers supplied on liberal ictins.
. i .t 0 ...1 . 113.1L.ck.11ale.sine& Reed ; Rentrett &IGa.t
oet. II MI 41-fhil Dr. It F Palmer; A llama* Co, 213 Cherry Otani.
n At_ Boardman tll and .9.s,'Arcb strait
rpm; nat nernent conw.lllllMi 401 the artival mil 113 , t , _., , •
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I pria&tlist at' Jenny Lind, having subsided piticel -. • 1,,11A5. GIi„WOOLSEN & Co.,
tolneral . A!..litla fol.\ Pennsylvania, Delaware and
her departure from the city, theigreal cLnir, of attrac
tion appeals to Mt at the ~ . mitrytand. \ , '
LAMP STORE. Philvda.„ July tn . ', lx:ils \ ' • .1.0.3 m
N. E. Corner Fourth and CIIERItV plreet., Viola- ruttantimira fittiraitins — .
delplint where 'run .be funnel the Cheap .1 aiol b.,i i 11•4 1 ‘1, , NsEND. s n A fipix,s it. elms, have
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Jre “i I I reed, inn a Pm , 444pply of Autumn and
assoltmentii of LAMPS of every 41.,Of1;111041 in Inc 1
ri.y. Alto. cm in d a lli.r, or 11.• tir , ,,..t pallrfn, Ito- Winter Good!, to which they invite attention. •
floe 0
tII andelatima 01 the A • 1 1 . 1... , " 1 (Slack , Fancy al . .ai Plain colored Stlks (LI •IN I. • Ana t' •
:•tylt o i conitatilly oat baud. Alpacas, Argentine Lustres. Illml4eines & Persians,
N. It We will make ariangettlents for lightning 'troche Long and Square Silk and Cashmere Shawls.
up Public Rome.), for tae or more n ight.. o n the most , WoOlco long and .1111a1r , plat. , White'and Embossed
reasonable [ernes, at the Ahortest notice. Crap" Shawls, \ ,
• Frit,FOIFFD & DA VIS . Worsteditama‘ks.3lnreert*.Raftinet to ..,.1 , 4 Batten
._ :,9-3rn - English and Ameriran Twilled apd Plain Blanket',
' Mermen's.. MUllts, Flanneht And I...eldoce, \ -.
Linen r‘tiert/np, Damasks, Diaprtti and Napithss,; . • .
Dualery., Gloves. rravats.and Ilannkeirblefs, \ • •
Beat nukes of Iron Linen Shirtisigs, • •.,
Engliatt amt French floitni, C.II6SIMEreg & weininga..
Domestic Cotton and Woolen Goods in variety. -
Coarlinlake'ra articles, Drab, Blue and Green Cloths *
Itattinetts, f..-., . •
Shoemakers Good,. in Laslluga, Livens, Drills sea
Galloeto. • . , •
32 SoKaSecoxel Street, PhilaufelpAin
Sept. ta.1.151. •
STt 27.1851
TOYS. TOYS AND FANCY GOODS.
P.W and beaUtiful style.t. just received.
.11 Baden China or Terra Cotta 11.)hern6vi
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Alabaster, Papier Nacho, and Vegetable Ivory goods,
Pitney Bo ana Baskets richly ornamented.
Castles:Liners' PaPers, Cake Ornaments, Coml.'s, &e.
Dr rube s Failep artielez , , Torah BrnAtes,
Tabacconists artistes, Pipes, Snuff Basra, £c
German Pencils, Marbles, Pereira:4<ot Cans As.
Toys, Kid Dot/sand Doll !leads of every ileE.cript too
for sale at the towest importatiog tirires by'
TILLED.'
Importer, No. I Commerce et reel, Phila.tri.
Oct. 4, 40-3111
N. 13.—Toys will'he assorted in Casei at ss,lo o aail
$2O per Cage.
404 m
2bob PIECES or PAPER HANGINGS.
SUPPLY.—The subscriber has Just opened,
at his New Paper - Store, la Pottsville,upwarda of
41100 pieces of Paper Hangings. embracing the Latest
Patterns, in Gold, for Pat lors. hails and. Chambers.
Also, New Style. Entry Patterns. The pieces vary
from 8 cents to el 50 apiece, and his :rock embraces
quite as port an assortment as can be found In Phila
delphia, all of which will be sold'as cheap:and the
moot costly Patterns, cheaper than can be purchased
from the manufacturers, wholesale and all.
BANNAN.
Oct. 4,1851.
AHNOLIPS SASH LOCK—IT OCCUPIES
but a small apace, is cheap. tasty and conveni
ent, and is not Itabto 10 get out of 'soak. as allisr
Locks.Arras,For ealit,by URIOUT POTT.
- Arr as,lB3l 1141
postcript.,
LzawsT BY Tismanarn.
.rrunAy NIGHT,. 10 •o•ctocr.
CAMPBELL DEFEA TED
Coulter's official majority in . the City and
Comity of Philadelphia over Campbell is
9747, and over the highest on:the Locofobo
tieket, 61:21.—0f course Campbell is defeated
in the State, as Big,ler's majtirity will not
reach
Hamilton the Whir; and Native candidate
for the Senate is elected in the County of
Philadelphia, by .121; majority and they have
ako earriett 5 of the eleven members of the
Legislature.
AII the Wlti,t - ; . antl Native City and County
olli er> have been ea rriettexcept the Coroner.,
SiTATE P.F.TURNS-OFFICIAL
- otlieial returns. as fuimshed us by
liv telegraph, give the following votes
In Philadelphia city and county, Johnston,
24,7 W ; Bigler, 22,001 ; cleaiter, 956;
making Johnston's majority over Bigler 2.•
759 ; over both 1,803. His majority' 111
Dauphin. officially repined, i 9 1,009. Big
ler'i majority in l3erks, also official; is 4,765,
FROM MEXICO.
The latei - 4 news from Mexico.confirms the
previously reported insurrection in the North -.
ern States. The reasons assigned for the "te•
volt are the alleged failure of the Govern- -
ment to protect the citizens against the dep. redations of the Indians—an unjust system
of levying duties, which operates most dia.'
astiowly upon the interests of the people'oa
the frontier, and 'thirdly. theClespotic pottier
exercised 14 , the Government Over the people.
Several fawns, besides Catnargo, are reported
to he in the 'hands of the insurgents.
OHIO ELECTION
The returns from Ohio, as tar as received:
favor the election of Wood, the Democratic
eaudida Le thr Governor. Weicannot, as yet.,
say of what political complexion the Legis
lature will be. There have been somesirange
combinations under the wire-pulling man
agement of Chase and Giddings . . The
Fine-Soilers mostly coalesced with the Lo
cos, though in one County, we observe, the
Whigs and Loeos united against the Free.
Sliders. -
PROM MISSISSIPPI.
lion. JI:FTERSON Davis of iiilis.stssippi, has
withdrawn his acceptance of the Secessionist
nomination for Governor of 'the State. He
is reported to be dangerously' ill. Gen. Foote
is the Union candidate.
T t, supposed that the Cuban prison,
ers will be released upon in Spain
ime (it . them writes to the Nevi Orleans
p,rdtpuir
SPERM, TANNERS. LAIRD- AND
WHALE OIL-..
• .).1.4, GALLI/NS BLEACHED WINTER AND .
0, Pali 24 perm Oil.
.013 1111hiP1Ched %V iiiterhnd Fall Opera:loß,
4.221 Canons Extra tleached Sitar Oil.
t., , JUS do superior Ciephan Oil, extra bleached.
,n,`"200 40, bleached Winter and Fall Whale Oil.
13.11
it. strained N. W. Vnast & Polar '• ' ••
• .7.11...; d ?hoer,' Oil, very clear and handsome.
4.01 1 3 do Lett! quality Tanner's 011.
5.01:, do superior Dank Oil;
2.000 do - pure Straits or Cod OIL
N,OOO do l'ommon Oil, for greasing.
.1.. extra No. I._ Lard OD, (Continent.)
2,1010 do Lard Oil, No, 2,
1,111 bouts New Itstlford Sperm Candles.
mil do Adamantine Candles.
123 do Patent Polished arid Solar Candles.
N. , do Mould and Dip Cathilell.assOrled Sites.
.290 .10 hest quality ltellow Soap.
tMO do superior Brno n Soap.
115 do prime Castile Snap. -
crr. Ali articles sold, not giving satisfaction. may
Lt tmoroted. [MERIN re PRICE.
31 Xorth Irhurre.r, third - Store above direk
M.rri. 29.11.151 i 134 y.
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1)1 Ilsr ANT in an order of theORPIIANO• corn
L of selaylkill couoty, the :Mt:scribers, Adeiluls-
It3lori of Itte Emlllte of PETER DOTER. late of
North Manheim tavuslitp., In the.Connty of Schuyi.
k .:T•0`.1.. will expose to sale by rnhlit. Vendee, on
SATURDAY the lii day of November nest, at 10
~*(lock, A. M. at the lan dwelling house of said •
derease.l. in the township of North Mantielot afore
..aid, the following &sr lilted Real Estate to :
ALL that certain Alessuage Tenement
..`V:pir and tram of land. alfnate' in said North
s••• Manheen township.; adjoining land of
. Jacob Ranch. (tcorge Kiebner, Janteeit."
•• • Levan. Betamin Pott,Dantel Reber. Wm:
- Rreper, Tessler, and other. •
root:tieing one hundred and 'five ammo and eighty.
Two StaCE meager..., with the appurtenances.% -1
rails:ming of a Two Story Dwelling Route, one
stud a-halt Story Log Dwelling Moose. About two'. '
to acorn of theland above deaerihnd is well timbered.
A Log Barn and a One Story Log Spring noon with
a ate :Doty stot:e basement, eb.c.. late the estate Of the
aatA derra9rd. Attendance will be given and the
condition: of made known et the time and place
Of sale by PETER FOYER. •
ABRAHAM MORGAN. • 4
ZECTINAN, Jr. •
Ndminletrators.
Cc nrlptof the COUtt
DANIEL IC•ERCULR• Clerk
Orwlg":..burg,-gept 1, '5l tiept
Inirsahl - a - Mv
F.IIIA N I Vs MUTUAL BENEFIT ASBOCIATION
Of Sprinifirld, ..f , t*arhurefl3..
v, M.,cll3r e,n. kNrckhTaOoMn O( ttrop
use,Phi l$
41.
WILLIAM H. BOWDOIN. I
Becreurjr for.Pennirylvatila.'
Accumulatedett:dt 1923,000
thiltantyCitpital, 50,000
rrHIS AN ASSOCIATION OF AIECHANICS
1 and ethers, formed for tltte trintOst benefit of each
ollter,lll case .f sickness Or Oefddelit•
Ry Lb, pnyrnent of the following Aonual Rates, you
n tU become a Life Member, and will be entitled to a
Wret;iy benefit doling fife, if you ntiotild be disabled,
by S Ichrtess or Acbuient e ltam attending to your ordl•
min. pip ineau of occupation :
1 it,triq deprsit f.r .11embers under 50 Oars of Are.,
DV PAVING
s'l vu iirr year your will draw 02.00 per west.
.1 tat do do di) , 3 00 do
1 Ito do do dlr . 400 . a do
:. no dr , oft) ill 5 00 du
o uot do di, oloi 0 to do -2
• 7 Oil 111/ .1., do 700 db
R 00 .10 do dri 9 00 do
Ti,.... oter 1.(1), }P.11174 of age, will be . eharged 23
per seta t %tea.
51 511 Adno.e3l-to Fee will be: charged in adilition to
the .11.. , vr, . oh.. first- year, and must be paid at the time
of milli one application. and the:firrt years deposit wlib
thirty otay4
IMIB
DRUGS, ST-Aq-C, PAINTS, &C., rit,c.
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DIIIIII.T riIIGENTAKEn;I4. W. Corner uf Second
n and Green streets, Philadelphia. respectfully In. •
vile% the attention of Storekeepers,Balidera and oth
ers, to his extensive Storic: at:fresh MAIM Ind
eines. to which he has recently been adding frOtn '
uoparta tints.
"Hie %lilt of -WINDOW, GLASS" is fully equait,
not superior to any other in the city. and COMPTIOIII
ail the different qualitienol American. French. Eat.
lish and Belgian, of evenrsize„ from Ga teritlx es.
Alen. Plate Masa In nil :Bs variety,. U. fl. &fp s .,
A Gent r thersl4tv G Works,: Amerkan Glass
will tie fornishmfat inanufctiareretniece.
‘viwyr, LEAD, warranted pure; SW Keit. .
at makers prices. Ali col Ors dip tad stowed in 011.
Linseed. (111, S pbits of Tarnenttrrse.- Varnishes, "
tirti3hra, Diamonds. &c... together' with all, the xispu.
tar Patent Medicines of the 'day. All (ornate..either •
Wholesale or Retail, at the lowest prices. and delis
errd free of. expense at any of the Hotels, Whalen .
or Depots in tinselly. ' •
sROBERT stio£IIAKER,..
H. %N. Cornet !Arca nutt Green Strogirk
Philada, Nep107,1131 7 ; : . 4 ,-,
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