TORRES OP VIE INIBMILS , JOURNAL
Ittna.t.el Stlll, tpttlTTll*. "
Tcro Dot.2aer per catheter. Payable semi-sanity
is advance. to florae who retch!, in the County, and
'apathy iii adrante tothose ache gest& oat of thi
m
• roilY• The he blisher 'reserves to Ithovelf ttie ritht
t• - . charge $2 50. per enact cp. when perarent Is delayed
-
iltigrr 'bail one prat. , •
TO rt.rits:
Three c 0... to one a dderce. - • $5.00
p
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- 10 00
Fifteen •••• t. eo'eo
o•
Flee defiers in.aevance will pay for three Yoke.
motArriptiop to the Jaereet.
tLiTie of ADicEßTisny o
-Hoe square of It tine...s twits.
l:, r%' aubtequent triertfon, -
f oar line.. I time. • - -
übl•queitt Insertinna, each
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one Square; 3 month.,
hit niontitc•i, - •
0111._ - - -
•
fluch , ette lards of 31Ipes, per ann um,
%!•-•rt.hante and What'll: advert's' et by the Year.
with the prlyttege of Joie rting &Morel adept
ktoments weekly., t it 00
rrt•arger Advertmcmenta• as per agreement:
311intt5' snutmal. •
SATURDAY; JULY 21, 1852.
' POR 'llly. CAMPAIGN. ' `.
Nob4cr!ber4 .Hiner?' Jeurnat will be eaten
tha eanpalSrt, from tho fast Saturday In July, an
isn'Pr the Prriipenll3l Elertlon,at the fnllnerlng
cco z
*lngle 61111W:11Pr:. - ' - -
Fite --. _ do to tot, addrew;
I-leven '
.00 do do
Tsventy.thre,r , do do do
i). Payst , .l.! lc advsnee.
OUR NEW LEDGER.
:Td.-cTir.tions pafd to ..fitly lit, 18:i2, find in ad
nce, during the week ending on Thursday even
IE2
. - ,,-. 0 W. iVinter,teeu. lo Jan. r, 1533, 5'4 00
t ..Ifliri H. Bennett, to July 1, 1532, 2'oo
S Ifednerf&-Son, • to icily I. 18N, 2 - 00
.- D r JW. GUI. -tn July I, 1952. ..I If,
: !samuel Kauffman, to July 1, 1832, 100
sterner s; Brother, ~ to July 1. 155?, 200
Rtv. JB. McCullough, to April 1, 1532, t 23
Tr:,7oh Kramm. to Joh; 1, 147.2, 200
IFraneis Bedford, to July .1, 19.72, a 73
I -D..0-ahum Trout, in July 1, 1832, - 2 sao
.A 1.-teary Mather; to Jan. I, 1633, 130
` l'aat i .ei Baker, to'July .I, 1832, 200
I Henry Shissler, . to July 1. 18:0, 200
I,rapt - b. B. lierFlinPr, .to Ju!y. I, 1532, 400
I Paul Bock. • to July 1, 1532,.- , 50
. ,
iJohn Raub, to July I. 19n2, , 4 00
tieorie Dreibelbi•t, to July 1, 1832, 200
t NlcholaaJonett', • to July 1, 1852, 200
Chat+, Focht, to July 1, 1952, 200
IJonathan 1i. , Y04. to July 1, 1652,. 250
I%rael Hauser,- to Jan. -,_ 1; 1653, 265
i John Defter, to Apra 1, 1833, 230
Jeremiah Focht; In July 1, 1832., 4 (10
tohn Hartman, - to July 1,1532, 375
'.; ',Villiam Prot - 111 , 4.. ; to Jan 1, 1833, •• 1'25
1 W;!ltam Berkrt.:r, • to Jan. 1, 1553, 1 . 00
iknry Uren, toJ ul y 1, 1 8 :4 '2 50
i Rev J. T. Mereclttn to July I. 1853, 1 /67
t Lomas M. Day, to Jan. 23, 1833, - 100
ileh.gh Coal Co . to Jan. 1. 1833, 4 00 .
t•eorge Bright. to July 1,-1852, . '5O
1 !gate Straub, • to Jan 1, 1853, 2' 00
;oho S. Alorrlit, 1, , July I, 1E132: :GO
I ., ttrcl Hill, - to July 1, Itts2, 100
A' - ,itillam Mei.r - e, to July 1,1852, 200
to July 1. 1552, 200
to Jule 1, 1452, 200
, to Jult• - 1. 1852, 2 00
ta Juts:: 1, 15.:2, 200
Jeri 1, 15511, 1200
lo Jan. 1, ISf.3. .2 30
!.') July 1, 1 1 352, 2.00
to July 1. IK2, 3. 00
to Juli• 23, 1553, 2 00
!milers Bank,
Dnlah!ns,
A' liam \%'eber
! r. 13 Becker,
, a , oh Hoffman.
Mover,
;Nirge Mem,
' -•} r H. llilh
E. G. 'Herrn , - .
ON TIIE r•msr page of to-day's paper
will be found an official Report, helore re.
!erred to by us, respecting the relative val
ues of Anthracite and Bitumitious Cords for
•team purposes—from the result of several
-speriments, the preference is unhesitatingly
'peen in favor of the former, lor several im
portant' reasmiq. The document is mest iri
:eresting,especially in this Region—we re:
, ommend it to the careful perusal ofaur rea•
r/ Rye ovr Ans.t.N.—Sink . e the first of
July we struck off an extra number of
~./our •
I flt!s. safficent as we supposed to supply; the
Idemand, but ire were disappointed. „
triue uumhet has already been exhausted,
and We taimot supply any beck numbers.—
t or.the last two weeks we have not had a
i smile copy . left.
ExTnr.ss FAc-Frarri . .—We are under
lublisrations to. the gentle panty conductors of
Illuward, Earl & ,to's Express, for early co-
piei of the Philadelphia Papers, in advance
cf ihe mail thirteen hours.
A ILOCOFOCO FEAT.
Ike Tariff illoprineEt FinallN D;jia,ed.
•1 Yesterday, (Saturday 17th.) the Tariff - got the
•:t dig untl(4- the fifth rib, inflicting on the friends
.1, that measure a NVollaa from which they will not
1...•0ver either this or the nest session. An ingeni
i i. movement was funds! by Mr. Mace, of Indiana,,
• 1 :atrishasot bill for allowing foreign rairroad iron
come :a tree of duty. _This might have afforded
- ri ofifs:atimity to sense of the Pen n sylvania Demo
,. .ats.to move amendments, iliereasing the duty on
', ,iher species of iron, so as to bring the Tariff of
- i
)! , 4 ,- • in ling respect, to the standard originally in
-. ..aded bf, it4raniers and its friends. The bill, !low
a,- ..- i WII.I laikai the table by a decisive - vote, re
). oasiderod, tru th tec,onsideration laid Upon 'the
-:- ,(hlr. This will be sad ni'b's 10 the people of Penn
': le.ainia. who had' stood manfully by the South in
. 1 .
defenee of Southern rights. and who liad'eon
,,.,:rany in; ix-cu. -a that the South would reciprocrate
7a:A• r patriotism, by IOOLTng with favor ou the grow
-0:
4- 4 raining industry of the Keystone State."
Thus says "Ob9eryer, - -of the Ledger. one
I i
theoracles of Democracy. This is the-de..
i llt*rate ronelusion of Congress, after it lazy
Isesston of nearly eight months—the end of
'till those Locoloco promises, made last Fall
3 gull the people into their'suppm! Ndsv - , -
.lace the conclusion i 4 revealed, i: is evident,
;ne whole movement, from beginning to
end, was 4 deliberate plan .of deception,
hatched up by Locoloco brains and carried
tut by Locofoco votes. --,,, _•-,
It can , easily be recalled—who could for-
E et 11?—how the leaders. in this County run- I
IPd about Protection, before the last election;
iud how they carried mottoes on their ban
wee, proclaiming themselves the otOy friends
tt the Tariff and of - the cotintry'stinterests
I:, general, and denouncing all others as trni
r,rs ; and what • flaming speeches they made,
;.a. the =pedal benefit of the " bone and si
lew" of the Region; promising all sorts of
rood things, if Itt , ..trr. were elected, but es-.
ilcially a Protective Tariff, that would fairly
l.clife every Penns:lcania heart ; and how
hey instructed their foreign speakers, who
ere tot quite " up to snuff." to, follow in 1
`le wake. Said i they,—" The 'Whigs are
oweriess--they can never give you a Ta.
if ; ire have the majority in Congress—on
wive us your votes to elect our Governor
..f
rid there is no favor we can ask for Penn
ylvania that will be denied us; ire will prove
he real friends of your industrial interests;"-
-these sayings and doings and many More
it similar-character are all remembered by
ur people. And when immediately, the eke!
.03 was over and Bi. - ir.r.r: was elected, the
.eaple'threw up their caps and shouted, to
:le lull espectincy of their hearts, " hurrah
`,-.! the Locofoco Tariff" —the wind was tom
i Istely taken out of the - Whig sails. .
Personally, we had our misgivings, at the
line, but we quietly " cleared the track "
ad bid them "go ahead." Al we then
tated, we saw and felt every stay, more and
Gre, the necessity of some modification of
he Tariff, to help our flagging Coal and
rca interests, and so that relief was obtain
3, we cared but little which party should
are the honor.' Now, how have these pro- ,
45f3 been fulfilled ?
.
We had hoped than, though a thorough or
' ,11 :: a partial reformation of our entire Ta
id' lae,•3 might be refused, at least the duties
fin imported Iron and Coal would be some
hat Increased, in order to offord some show
Protection io'Home industry and Home
mdrietuin. But it seems the result of this
ocofaeo Tara plot is even worse than our
OM STSpiCIOI3B anticipated—not on iota of,
rotection is to be granted. Its friends, of relinquishing, step by. step, the ground
their original suit, and after making all
jo ~
_sitde concessions, for the sake of compro-.
i s e , finally limit their petition to one at.
i `le — lron —and ask for some slight emolu
ment to its Home manufacture ; but alas!
r the faith of L
OCP.i•
OCO promises, even this
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is denied, and the tail tviie thirricnifis -of
Protection is cut off. '
Now, in ill candor and fairness, we ask
the people of this Region . and orthe State.—
does such a party deserve your support?—
They have deceived yon—openli and shame
fully deceived you. Last Fall. they made
you the fairest promiseslo secure Your votes
—that dtme,they refuse you even the slight
est show of that for which your suffrages
were given. Hereafter let rule , and ruin, in 1
Locofoco hands, be understood as synony-1
rnoui terms. So long as they hold the Eel- I
j ance of power in our Legislative halls, the
!influence of British gold and the spoils of
'office will outweigh every consideration for'
the prosperity of the -Country. Such men. 1
notwithstanding all their . former protests-'
`lions of devotion'to the good of the "dear
people," are hardly settled in their official
seats, before they become oblivious of their
pledges to those who elected them, tarn a
deaf ear to the petitions of right and justice.
' andzare.ready to . deal a death-blow to the
struggling enterprises of the manufacturer,
to crush the laborer to the very earth and to•
stiip the last vestige of governmental pro
tection front every industrial pursuit. But
the day of retribution is l et hand. The peo
ple are beginning to ;distinguish between
their real friends and thoie who only profess to
be. Let the returns of the next Fall's eleetions
show that the much-needed reform is al
-1 ready begun. and that the sins of political
I tricksters are and must ever be visited upon
t
their own heads; in-their everlasting dis
grace, in the eves of an honest , people.
By way of a clincher, on this subject, we
append the 'resolutions of the Locofocos of
this County, in Mess meeting assembled at
the Court House, on the Sth of December
last. TheY•are as " follciws : they may serve .
to refresh the memory of the people and show
the difference between the professions and
the practice of the party :
Reath- j, That so long as it is deemed expedient
to rahe Revenue for the support at Government by
duties upon importations, the Constitutional limit
for .uch duties 14 to Cm them at the revenue stan
dard; but that in recognising such standard it is
consistent with it to make such discriminations
within the same as will most favor our great indus
trial interests, and thereby afford to
i them all possi
ble incidental protection and that tis the duty of
Govomment to make such discriminations.
DIM
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4,1 00 0
01
5 oo
800
3 00
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- 300
- " 1000
Res*kW, That the great falling . o ff in the pro
duction of Iron in the tatted States within the past
few years; and the great increase of the , imported
ankle where our own country poaaessea m unequal
led abundance, side by side, a 1 the raw materials
necessary for its production, shows that branch of
industry,to be in such a depressed condition, that
if not relieved.-both the Government and.the peo
ple must be dependent upon foreign countries for
the supisly . of this rest F necessary of a defensive
Government and civilized life, while heavy drains
must be made ups the coin of the country to pay
for the same and all other branches of. industry
thereby affected.
Resolver!, That ii is the bounden duty of the I
Government to encourage the home production of
Iron for a 'variety of seasons. some of which are
peculiar to this artic:e, and that among them are
the following :
That Iron is an article indispensable tor national
defence—for thC manufacture and construction of
cannon--swam vessels of war. &c., (cc.
That the value of Iron is nearly all made up by
i labor--of manly, invigorating, health giving labor.
1 That its great utility ..- and estending use not lin
ty mates it a necessary of life, but its value is so
great that if paid for by our coin or by our home
products (not increased but diminished by its for
eign productions) all branches of industry will suf
fer front the drain on our capital the paytneut for
,the imported article must occasion. '
Rese/chl, That we do not seek to violate or
change any principle incorporated into the Revenue
law of 1616, but to change a single item of its de
tails. For partizans to claim that the Tariff Act of
1f346 - , or any other law, is in all its detaili perfect,
• • is to arrogate the attributes of God for iii framers,
and to make a claim that cannot exist ; and which;
when made, shows either a reckless want -of 'pa
' tail:dim or lark of common yen.e, or both. Were
I, even by possibility the act of MI6 perfi-ct of the
time of its passage. it does not follow that it is so
now, as any Revenue Law must, from time to
time, undergo modification as the wants of Govern
meat, the interests of the people, the ever varying
markets of this and other countries shall make ex
, pedient or necessary, which is in tact exemplified
as regards the bill of 1546, by the passage of the
supplement of the last session.
The Locotoco journals lately enjoyed quite
a glorification over the disaffection of Messrs.
Stephens, Ge;ntry and Company, toward
General SCOTT ; we observe that a far more
formidable sytmpede is about breaking out in
their own ranks. A card, pronunciitnentive
of the Loco Presidential ticket, has .recently
been circulated, sub rosa, at Wabhington,
with the sanction and concurrence of some
of the most influential members of the par
ty in Congress. The' Poll wing named gen
tlemen, with several:others not mentioned,
ere said to figure : proininently in the moire
,ment
Truman Smith, of Connecticut ; William Grit
lotn, of Tennessee; Israel Washburn, Jr., of Maine;
George Briggs. of New-York; S. W. parker, of
Indiana; W., T. Ward, of Kentucky; and IL D.
Moore., of Pennsylvania.
These gentlemen will be recognised by oui
readers as long as the acknowledged leaders
of the' party—a disaffection gotten, up by
them must materially distract the forces of
our opponents; all of whose services are par
ticularly needed, at this time. Vile d3n't
wonder at the movement, however, under
the circumstances of their nominations—eve
shall - be on the look-out for more fun yet,
before 114, fight is all over..
GENRRAL SCOTT 'ELECTED.
gentleman at Washington, having
means of information. from the members o
Congress and, other sources, of the tribal
ample kind, gives the rallowing as the prob
able vote of the ensuitit election :
For Gen. Seem Deub
s tfmt. t For Piero,.
Vermont, . 5 Tennessee, 12 N Hampshire, s
Massachwes, 13 Maine. 3 'Virginia, 15
R. Island, 4 Florida,' 38. Carolina, 8
Connecticnt, c. Louisiana, SI Georgia, ' 10
New York, 35 Indiana, 13 Alabama, 2
New Jerfey, 7 Michigan. (1 Mirsisaippi, 7
Pennsyliania,27 Wisconsin, 5 Texas, = 4
Dretwaie., 3 lowa, 4 Illinois. 11
Maryland, 8 California.. 4 Missouri, . 8
N. Carolina, 10, 'Arkansas.: 4
i
Kentneyy, 12
Ohio; 23': i
This is certainly a liberal calculation, and
it elects Scott , ,without a single doubtful
State. Tennessee"and Lousiana run be put
down certain , and we believe also
Georgia, while Ms more than probable that
every one of the doubtful States will go for
Scott, than Pierce. The West entertains lib
eral ideas and.tavors progress, and will there
fore never support ecandidate for the Preil•
dency with such 'narrow and contracted
views as Mr. Franklin Pierce endorses.—
No wonder Locolocoism is desponding. and
eating itself up in Congress. Like Belshaz
zar, they see the harid 7 wriiing on the wall,
and well they may tremble with fear.,
QUA Proxiczotts WHIG !—Ex-Goverillir
Jones, of Tennessee, -the honorable member
of Congress, who declared recently in Phila
delphia that he intended "to tear the buttoni
off of General PIE4CE'S •regimentals," made
a display of his spunk on Wednesday, in the
Pension Office at Washington, br ,healing
with a chair a clerk named VATI Wvca, for
*tying what everybody knows to be true, that .
"no members of Congress earned their sal- .
:tries half as bard as the clerks in tbe depart.
meets." The remark was not addressed to
Gov. Jones, and.be made the assault upon
Van Wyck fit= behiad, the latter being
entirely ignorant of his approach. It is tin
derstood that both civil and criminal suits
have been instituted against the valiant "Dat
ion destroyer." -
The above is from the Reading Gazette—
and is on a par with the statements of Loco
focoism. The person who committed the
assault, was •not Es-Governor Jorrast wbig
Senator from Tennessee, but Gso. W. Joins
a member of. Congress from Tennessee, and
a valid Loeofoco. When the editor of the
•
GaZette was a whig, he ivas a Pretty decent
kind of an editor, but somehow or other,
Locolowista seems to have' degrading effect
upon all who frame Its doctrines.
A LOCOFOCO BOLT.
THXMINER 'JOURNAL,. A PRTTsVIi t iLE GENERAL ADVERTISER.
COnflt iellOwietOdegsbMbeellerel*
prepared and will be sung. eonnestiotg,
with theme:denies cet the BlOttaratllt hill,
on Monday : " ,
OPEN'II'CO ODE.
Ata—Ths Oira
Hark! 'tin the last knell that's toiling, -
flow sadly it Wilton the ear
Tears from each eyelid ye
For thy name, Henry Clay, is stilldeur!
•nh_ltie of death bath thy hour.
All ntimbero, and new in the tomb
Thou art sleeping—yet still like the dowers
Of Spring time, thy memory will bloom.
•
Sleep, PatriOt all, all here *tie( thee,
Who stand by thy cold bier today ;
Nor shall we forever forget thee,
Nor thy name from our land pass away—
, Tho Country thou loe'dst as a brother,
In her, history thy name will enrol,
And we daubs if we e'er shall another,
Like theeiln our toed land behold. _
The heart* that nos* mourn for thee sadly,
!Will * to thy history tern,
And point to thy actions right gladly.
While their hearts with affection will burn,
'Per the Statesmen whose name shall in story
grill lire until time flies away
Then wreath'd with the chspiet of glory,
Shalt dwell La the bright realms er day
%LAING ODE.
Ata—The Zifaiooti's
&ben,* Lem long fond adieu,
Lov?.d Statesman of our native land ;
TM tears that now thy grave bedew
Are tokens of a mournful band—
And now, although no more we'll see
Thy much lov'd form, or hear thy voice,
Thy mune shall live, and memory
Shall turn to thee and then rejoice.
We know ;hat till the "mystic tie,"
13inds friend to friend, though life decay,
E'en rhou!d the loved ones fade and die,
Or should the mountains flee away—
Yee, then when all those visions bright;
Which none but Craftsmen ever saw,
In that loved home we'll all otti4,
Where parting days are "far-awa.'
Adieu last of the "Psviitov 131-XD,"
Should discord rear her horrid form,
Watch, gentle spirit, watch the land,
And from Columbia turn the storm;
Than when we join our kindred dust,
When life's last sand shall mtlt away,
-With Brothers who have kept "the mita, •
We'll join' thy spirit, Hexer CiAr.
Trot . TUF: Ulnae iorasiLl
Ma. BANNAN:—We are authorized to state
that the editorial remarks in the Readiog
Gazette, of last week. with regard to the
contracts and affairs between the. P. 0. De
partment and the Reading Rail Koad and
the contractors now•tarrying the Mail, are
untrue from . beginning to end. Any person
desiring correct information, can musty
themselves on, this point, by applying at the
proper quarter. ONR WIIO KNOWs.
SITORT SPEECHRS.—DANIEL WEBSTER
began his recent speech in the 'great India
Rubber case, in the following simple manner:
"It I should - detain the Court by the part I
have to perform in this discussion Tor any
great length of time, I hope the Court will
believe that what I have to say is long only
because I hare not time to mate it short."
There is the testimony of the greatest liv
ing orator of the world in favor of short
speeches. It requires far more talent to make
a short speech than a long one. But that is
not the opinion of the wind instruments with
which the deliberative bodies of this unhappy
country ore afflicted. It is their conviction
that a long speech is - the same as a strong
speech, acid that the power of oratory lies
in the lungs and not in the brains. They
are so pleased With the sound of their own
voices that they think everybody: else shares
their delight, and they never know when to
leave off.
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r7LLC iZ
The quantity rent by Rail Road, this week is
41,21:1 07—by Canal 21,209 01—for the week 62,-
422 OS tons.. Total by Rail Road 927,639 14--do."
by Canal 385,821 0-I tons.
. The shipment is heavy again this week, which
shows that the demand contin nes as active as ever—
prices of coal also remain firm here, with an up- -
wan'. tendency--every thing in 4his region mores on
smoothly, and all the collieries am Worked to the
best advantage to their full capacity.
Both the Rail Road and Canal Companies have
ample facilities for transporting all the coal to mar
ket that offers: Freights to the East frOm Richmond
have receded some, and dealers are availing them
selves of the present opportunity to lay intheir sup
plies. The demand from that quarter is therefore
unusually brisk as the quantity sent by Rail Road
shows, while to New York it has slackened off a
little4n the absence of dealers.
• .
Theranal,Company liar; added about forty boats
to their stock this season, nearly all of which are
of thefarge class—and the motive power on the
toad has been considerably increased alto. The'
facilities-of the Inturporting department are abun
dant, but it le extremely doubtful whether the col.
heries can produce more than the average weekly
quantity now muted. It is true that there are a num
ber of new collieries in course of preparation, but
from all the inforrnationwe can glean, -there will
be quite as many levels exhausted as there will
be new ones prepared for working. this weson.
The stoppage of all new improvements after
the passage of the. Tara of IS4G, and the extraordi
nary increase in the demand
.last year, ;over one
million tons) has placed the trade in its present po
aition—Mit the enterpriser of our coal operators is
aufflcieut for alMost any emergency, end we
apprehend that after this year,there will be no cause
for any apprehension of a short supply of coal, at
least i;o far as Schuylkill County is concerned.
We understand that the orders for Coal on the.
line of the -Lehigh Works and Mores Canal, short
of tide, exceeds tho demand of last year so far,
about ORE hundred shausand tons, and probably
will reach 136,000 tons during the year, so that
less coal froth that region will reach tides this year
than the sent last year. ,
9p,T°legraPh.
POIiT.RICHMOND, rRLD.Cf, 4 &cultic, r
Rates of Insight from Blain:K.ll,cl,
To Boston. - ' . ,
To abode Ist - •
New limn, • -• ,x
To New York, -
Tr a o
Wshington,
y -
Amount or Coal seat by the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal, for the
week ending on Thursday evening last :
RAILROAD. CANAL.
WINK TOTAL. VIM IC. TOTAL
P.C. 12,293 07 284,963 15 10,044 10 183,048 00
Mt.C. 2,372 01 64,610 04 2,002 18 41,289 06
Pt. 10.21,253 18 427,525 12 8,720 11 111,982 16
8.0. 5,294 01 150,540 03 2,441 02 29,301 0,9..
Total, 41,213 07 927,639 14 21,209 01365,6,21 04
365,621 04
Total, 1, 29 3, 2 0 0 IS
To same period last year by R. R. 932,229 03
do do do do Canal. 281,317 03
locreas• this year, 71,944 12 tons
RAIL ROADS
The following is thelinantity of Coal transported
over the different Railroads in Schuylkill County,
for the week ending Thursday evening
WEBIL TOTAT.
Mine Hill de S. 11. R. R. 29,083 05 = 504,047 17
Little Schuylkill R. R. 7,273 03 155,882 15
Mill Creekl do 10,966 15 238,acs
Mount Carbon do 4,534 09 1 92.834 10
Schuylkill Valley do 12,207 03' 202,614 10
Mt. Carbon de Pi Carbon 12,210 12 249,999,05
Union Canal R. R., 2,2.11 17 32,198 10
Swatara R. R. 1,249 10 , 18,583 05
LEHIGH C 0.41, TRADE
Seta for tho weekekuifing July 10th, 185'2. -
, • %MEX. TOTAL.
'Lehigh Coat& Nay, Co., 11,308 04 176,174 01
Room Rim Minos, - 2,462 07 33,342 11
Beaver Meadow, . 1.523 13 19,616 10
'Smug Mountain, s 4,622 16 60,885 01
Coleraiti Coal, . 1,259 10 15,549 02
East SugarLoef Co , 329 02 1,760 12
Cranberry Coal Co., 1,737 08 17,254 02
Hazleton Coal Co., 4,320 13 50,812 97
DismontrCoal Co., , 1 044 15 14.782 13
Buck Mountain, :i770 00 63,952 00
Wilksabarfa Coal Co., 1 551 13 18.001 06
Tot 34,049 OK 472,130 03
To same period lief miry 460,330 13
Itimase this pair,
RATES OP TOLL AND .': TRARIIPORTATION ON RAIL
ROAD UNTIL &BPI'. 1, 1852.
Franc M. Carbon. 8. Haven, P. Clinton
To Richtnood. 1,60 1.55 1,35
Tontiladelphin, 1,60 1,3.5 . 1,33
Taw. at CA.RAL OSTIL flirt. t,"18.52.
From Port Combat to PhiladelphiaV ) 60
" /Stioinit Carbon, do . ~ :Xi
" &buy,. Haven, do , 51
Port Clinton, do , 50
RAM OP TIMOR? lIT cattlat.
PhDs& 21. York.
83 81 1 65
els as
go 1 im
From Port Cabo°,
, Mow Gotha:,
‘' 1100171
Pll/1.1,N TAL44I 6 . 10011,All LOCO.
„ There is no - mistake that the ertratirdinery
appropriations of tne people's Ducey dice
Wm. Bigler his become gove*or dihis
State, is awakening even some of, th-elzei:,
feces to the danger of an overwhelming Mit
which is threatening 'us, - The i!at Berk”
County Press, on organ of that partrin Old
Berks. " speaks out in meeting' ifter-thie
fashion :
ANOTIIER ;STEP TO THE REAL
The Appropriation bill of Ole , hist session
of our State Legislature , is one of the most
voluminous documents of ite kind on record:
It is beyond-all precedent. the Most airs;
ordinary which has ever been conjured upse
to the amount of its appropriations, not owl
iy as to the ordinary expense of the govern:
meat, but as to almost everything; else with.
in its-capacious grasp. Instead of being 4
bill providing for the expenses of the got
vernment, it ought to hare had a One title-4
one expressive: of its uteatting, and ona
which would indicate its objects. As we
said in our lait, it votes away, out of the
treasury, the enormous sum of:fit.e millwns,
:rine hundred and ninety-two thousand, four
hundredand thirty-three dollars and forirf. •
cents: being an amount far beyond. • e
means of the treasury. sod which jmist ne
cessarily increase our already enormous debt.
The title of die, bill is a falsehood, because
it does not express its triie-Aject, and should
I have read : .7"
"An Ac: to increase the State debt, to Plun
der the State,,and lofted the; hungry brig
, ands rind piunderers who infest The public
"nail and railroads. and to continue the
circuit/lion of poisonous andunconstitution
- al shinplasters.
Emptying the treasury would not satisfy
the extravagance of the ruling powers, but
the cancellation of the relief notes must. be
stopped, in order not to interfere with the
immense projects and charities contained in
the bill; so that we have in the year before
us, the doors of the treasury ,opened 'to ,the
flow of amnion: of dollarsl to channels hith
erto unknown; lavished • upon State •offi
citils in the most reckless manner, and old
exploded clainai paid probably • ten times
over, and new s ones received to swell the
enormous aggregate contained in. the bill.—
Is this honest or Democratic ? We say no !
the people say no !! and their voice will be
heard in a tone of condemnation which will
shake the seats of those official cormorants
to atoms. Five millions of thoney, the prin
cipal part of it taken from the pockets of the
people, for a state like Pennsylvania, with
no revenue Iron* importations or any other
source hut direct taxation, is astounding, and
shows an utter disregard of the interests of
the people, already suffering from a heavy
load of taxation; which none but the most
reckless, insane and corrupt would dare to
inflict.
Ca' There are note employed in construct•
ing the North ?arolina railroad,
, 145 men,
403 boys, 360 carts, 50 - wagons, 86 horses
and mules and 44 oxen.
TO TONING: SIIPEIRINTENDENIr3.
lIF.-Pgartlral Mining Superintentlentel of drhityl
kliftentuty, ate invited to attend a Meeting at the
house °War. ffacav• BOIKUMILR, In the Iturough of
Pottsville:, on Satur.lay, the 3lst Of July, Ina., at 6
o'clock, P. M.. In arcordatire with a resolution of the
Mining Association adopted at a meeting held on the
JAMES . lAhliF.l.l.,
HENRI: TONKIN,-
.1011 N tREG AR, roninalttre
4..1832. -
July 2-I
PERFUMERY, SOAPS, &O.
HE'ru nutiseriber has Jun received fresh supply
1 alba , above articles, among whirl, niay be found
the following. via t•
alumni's Ban Mistrals Tonicina, or Hair Restore
tire,
Boassere Treble Batract of Cologne.
Taylor's old else daonnactioua Shaving Compo4d,
a Very superlorardele,
LOW, highly perflnood thrown Windsor -Soap,so
touch approval)! for washing and shaving.
B. 11,112NAN 4
For sale by
July 24,1632. 30— •
FARE TO GAM MAY. $l. ,
CARRIAGE Fun: INCLUDF.D.—EunrsIon Tick.
ets, good to return netiday, 50—carriage hire
intruded —Daily Line from DOCK ftTREET WHARF,
at Fl o'clock.
The new, elegant and swift steuners OEN. hfc.
DONALD. Capt. M. C. Pearce, and THOMAS POW
ELL, Capt. L. Davis, will leave DOCK ftT Wrap'
every morning, (etrept ftunday.) at PS o'clock. for
Cape May.
The summers hake large and airy cabins, splendid
saloons.,and elegant promenade decks. are furnished
with everything necessary fur the saftty , and comfirt
of passengers, are, moth faster, and not • equalled in
any respect by any'other boat on the route.
Baggage by these bears Is regularly checked by the
baggage muter, arid delivered to the owners (or pm
tem sent for it) at 'the Office of the steambnats,fon
Jackson street, near the Atlantic lintel.
Freight not taken on hoard after S o'clock.
G.U. 111.1DDELL,Age.nt.
July 24, 18.52. • 30-ftni
rcHrrissinzzai ACADEMY.
I.ne undersigned having been entrusted with the
direction of the Pottsville Academy, takes the lib
erty to recommend this Ineiltinion to the patronage
of the public. The Principal, who received his edu
cation in the best Universities of Germany and Paris,
anal Who has been for several years engaged In t eaLh
ins id this country,vrillteach ancient and modern lan
(units. the Latln.Cireek,llebrew,Germen and French,
the higher brapchee of Mathematics, asCeometry, Al
geb*Purveying.lllenouration and Calculus,as well as
Habra' Philosophy and the principles ofehemlstry ;
whilst Nr..l T. etenotann, a graduate of Vale Col.
lege. and a practical Book-keeper, will take tharge'of
the English branches. as Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Composit ion; Rhetoric, Arithmetic, History and Geo
graphy. The printlples of Book-keeping will be taught
and t h e pupils exercised In the keeping of fictitious
accounts by double entry. Even the smallest boys
will be faithfully taught by the teachers themselves,
and to young men an opportunity will be afforded to
prosecute their studies as far us at any of our com
mon College'''. With a strict discipline aliall be ram;
bitted a respectful and.kind treatment of the'schollars.
Pupils from abroad can be accommodated with hoard
ing on moderate terms, In respectable private board
ing houses. 'The terms °Minh:inure as hitherto, 024
'Tally. for Languages, 115 extra. The year is divided
Into X sessions. Lit fmnt the Ist Monday in Sept in
New Year, 010. extntf/3 ; 2,1, from New Year to the.
lid Monday In a 5.11111,07 and 02 00 extra ; 3d, from
thence to the 31Monday in July, 07. and 02 50 extra.
Blihrpayable at the end of the first month of each
session Ills highly Important that every scholar
should enter the,-Srbool with the commencement of
the ant Session. L. ANGELS, Principal.
Julyttl, 1552. . 30-ly
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Urn. SCOT? Is the very man fitted and marled out by
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TOWN Mal.
IRON ;AND HARDWARE STORE.
THIS IdIISSUII of nianufactored wares
has lout noneof its , euraettonsoind I am
now .ahle to over to.tbe public, 'lthacan
theft Inspection at purchase, ope of the
finest and Most usethl stork of Foreign ie4 Domes
many
RDWARE ever offered In the County. With
thents for the patronage extended to the lats
Arm, I flitter toped( able to supply ell the want* In
my line of business, cheep as the rheatiestorlth
usual promutnese and despatch. FRANK POTT.
Aprll SOM. ; : ' 11.1 f
11,779 12
CUIMP OILINA I GLASS. Bss.
TYN.DALE * atiTC
No. 219, CHESNUT , Street,. Phaidorphia, .
tiFTER to the eitliens of DrataViiitt and its vicinity,
the Choice ether beautiful and Immense meek,
in any quantity and until go:111'1es, of
Dinner, Tea and Wittriatea„Dtabea, Matti,
Beta. • , &e,, ,•
Freneh or tallish China . or Ironotona Ware.
se also GLASS WARE. cot and inouLleS, In vest
variety. at the very lowest rises.._ •
LiosaL•Boanilog and Priest* 0001oliDlylled Pith
Inn beat sillies§ at very Cheap Moos. • ,
1 0, • *if .
155 N Ism ;
'MOMAs MARSDEN
ritratLes ntEin.
SO Its
WELKIN TRIBUNE
' ittrvoica.nratertuk,calomeoi . iii:
vocs 118111LITG DISEASZOOF TOG
' • ,- • ' .KIPPIGITS. .. • . „
...- dkeeses art* , - , .
*.z ri lftose a, door.' .
, steti, mien as Ctnitiltiation.
•
~' inward .Plisi. Maus at Blood
to .ote prat: itelditrof the Stonteen.
.Ninsis& s MitlitikttscDUlent for Food. Fill.
7 .Iff a tila the Stomach. Sour Iteacts..-
.. ti =Ali et or Intltettes at the gut the
flustnaeti.....Belesining of tne
- Married and Miceli lisesthine, .
Fluttering at the Heart. Chit
tine or Soffit:sting sea
cations When in a ly- •
• ing posture, Dim •
artiste Viskin,
•
Dots or webs
' before 01
Sit,
Tever and dull rain In the g h heed, Deficieocy
Tellowneas alb* akin and Eyes.Pala in
the Side. Back, Chest. Limb*. le.. Madded Flushed
of Finiatunitug io the Flub, Coasts nt leragintep
Of Et"' and great der/fruit/a of 'WEI. tan be effec
titailY cured by
Du. 110nPLAND'8 •
• ; Celsbrateri G9taate
efts and Sr
Da• C.ll. JACHION‘it the German Medial oe Store;
Aftelf Street ,Philadelphia. •
Their:pesperecer, Ile abets diseaaea is net aerated
eeesUled—clir asp ether preparation lit tie Caitsi
States. lis,as eases ettest.la easy toes after ,killll
ph tesiciene had failed.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalid
• °lssuing meat virtues In - the rectification of Men
setrof the Liver and lesser glands, exercising the •
most searching powers in weune s s and a ff ections
of the digeative''organs, they an withal, safe. until'
and pleasant.
READ AND BE' CON VINCED.
• tracts snit "loon: ans."}
The Editor said, Dec. land, • -
Ds. Reeflaar• Celarreted -Omuta* Bittari for the
cure of Liver Complatet. Jaundice. Dyapepail, Chron
lc or :Verrone Debility. Is deservedly one of , the
mast popular medicines of the day.. These .
I have bean used by thousandr:and e, friend at Our al
how says he has himself reeelved an effectual and
permanent cure of Liver Complaint !tom this use of
this remedy. We are convinced that, la the - use of
these Bitten, the patient constantly gains strength
and vigor—a flirt worthy of great consideration.—
They are pleasant in taste and smell, and caste used
by persons with the most delicate stomachs with nfely
under any circumstances. We ate speaking from
experience, and to the afflicted we advise then use,
**floors's Wancay." one of the best Literarr pa=
pars puloistied.saul. Aug. ts—
*offend's *roan Bitters. manufactured by
Dr. Jackson, are now recommended by some of tbe
most primlnententinbers of tee faculty as en ankle
of much efficacy in cases of tamale weakens . A
such is the case, we would advise all mothers to ob
tain a brittle. and thus save themselves much eicknave.
Persons of debilitated eons:notions will find these
Bitters advantageous to their health, as we know
from experience the %Watery effect they have upon
wok systems.**
MARE EVIDENCE.
The lion. C. D. MUSLIN', Mayor of the City of
Camden, N ! J., says :
"Ilooexano's sautes Burris.—We bus wen
cagy flattering notices if this medicine, and the
snores from which they came Induced us to make in
quiry respecting Its mutts. From Inquiry we were
persuaded to use It. and must say we found it Week
In its action neon disuses of the liver and digestive
organs, and the powerful influent* it exerts upon
Uremia 'prostration larceny surprising. It flame mod
strengthens the nerves, bringing them into estate of
repose,making sleep refreshing. , I
Jr this medicine were more generally used, we ore
satisfied there would be lass sickness. as from the
stomach, liver, and nervous system th e great ma on
t
ly of reel and imaglnery , duelers emanate. I eve
teem th s healthy condition, and run can bid itti
:ince to: spedemlrs generally: This extraordinary
medicine we would advise our friends who are idol!
Indisposed, to.2lse a trial—lt Will recommend it
self. It should, In facts be In every family. No oth
er medicine can produce such evidence, of merit."
Evidence upon evidence bas been received (like?
the foregoing)/ from all ithetiontrof the Union. the ilk
I three years. and the strongest testimony In lis favor, l
ls, that there Is more ilk used in the practice of the
regular Physicians of Philadelphia , thee all other
nostrums enmblned, a fact that can easily be estsb.l
Halted, aud fully proving that a erientinc preparation
will moot with their quiet approval when presented
! even In this form.
Muth!" medicine will cure Liver Complafht midi
Dyspepsia, no one ea' doubt after using it as direo-1
led. It acts specifically upon the stomach-and liver i'
it le preferable to calomel In oil bilious dissitus—ths
area Is immediate. They ran be administered to fe
male' or infants with safety and callable benefit at any,
time. - i ,
Look well to rho marks of the genuine
They .base the written signature of c: b. J ACE -I
SON upon the wrapper.and his name blown In the,
bottle, witgsat atA kb. they e re Dim rip OP.
For We Wholesale and Retell at the Gliasl,ol
MSDICINa STORE. No. 140 ARCH Street. one door
below Sixth, Philadriphla ; and by respectable deal
ers generally throu the country.
tri. PRICES RED UCED.—To enable all slams of
Intralidi to enjoy the advantages of their great es.
storitire powers. Single Bottle 75 cents.
Alan for sale by John 0 Drown, Pottsville i Jas.
B. Fall-.llllnentvllle ; S. R. Dickson. Schuylkill Ha
ven, Pa:
July 2i, 1452
DOLLARD,
Pmonsa ARTISTE IN lIAIR, I I Chesnut Street,
opposite the State Rouse. PHILADELPHIA, in
ventor of the ieletrated Gossamer Yenttlating Wie
and Elastic Band Toupee,. instructions to enable
ladles and gentlemen to measure their own heads
with aura/ 1 •
For' Wigs, ham. To arywo grape, fitilies.
No. I The round of the No. I From forehead to
Iliad. back as for as bald
9 Ftom forehead over 2 Over forehead, as
the bead to neck. far as required.
Fromear toearnver 3 Over the crown of
the top. the head.
4 From ear to ear r'd
the forehead.
IL DOLLARD has always ready for sale a splendid
stock of Gents' Wigs, Toupees, Ladies' Wigs, half
Wigs; Frigate., Braids, Carle, firc.. beintlintly manu
factured and as cheap as any - establiehment In the
Union.
DOLLARD'S Iferbantam Extract or Lustrous Hair
Tonic, prepared from South American herb. and roots.
the most successful article ever prodticed for presort ,
log the hair from failing maze changing color. resto—
ring and preserving It In a healthy. and luxuriant'
state. Amon. other reasons why Dollard's hair-cut
ting daloon maintains lie Immense poptita thy is the
fact that his lonic is applied to every head of hair.
cut at his establishment, consequently it Is kept iS•
better preservation than under any,other known ap
plication, It being thus practlially ttttt d by chop.' Ode,
offers the greatest guaranty of tinter y. •
Sold wholesale and retail at his Old Establishment,
177 I:unser,' STREIT, opposite the State Rouse. Phila.
, R. DOLLARD has at last discovered the as ;dui
mitre of HAIR DYE. and announces it for sale, with
perfect confidence in Its surpassing everything of the
kind nourio use. It colors the hair either black or
brown, (as may be desired) and is used wittiest amt
isfery to the hair or skis. either by stain or otherwlei.
tan be washed off In ten minutes atter application,
Iwiihout detracting from its Orkney. Pentane visiting
the City are invited to give him a call. Letters ad•
dressed, to R DOLLARD, 1r Chesnut street, Phila
delplita; will receive attention.
• July IS. 1932. , 11. I y
AGENCY lOU TUE PUCIEUE FLUE
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AND THIEF PROOF IRON CRESTS. warranted
to slang Real equal with any other Chaste In the
country abd to defy the Burglar's loam Ity. ,itanafae.
tared by Minor h. Maw. Philadelphia. an
To d for aale. by
J. F. WIIRIT.
enlleetion and Agency °Mee. Pntiaeltle, next door
to Miner? Dank
April 24, 102
LEATIIIIII.
VRITZ, WILLIAM■ & HENDRY, Store, 99 N. 3d
r Street. Philadelphia, Morocco Manufactory, Car
riers, Insportera, COMMIIIIIIIOII and General Leather
Business. Wholesale and Retail. Manufacture IS
Margaret's Street
July -10,1959.
D.OOKS I BOOKS t I—EILNNAN'S .WEBELY
J./BULLIITifi.—Tbe Bible In the Family, or hints
on domestic tippinen—By 11. A. Boardman, D. D.,
second edilion. This Is a moat valuable book fo
tamsly nee, and should be in the pa...lesion of every
family.
Cosmos, 41h volume, Not out.
Uncle Tom's Cabin s or Life among the Lowly—By
Harriet Beecher Moore, Nth edition,. fresh supply.
The Wide, Wide World—fly Elizabeilt Wetherell,
13th edition.
Zephyrs front Italy and allclly--.01 1 , William M.
Gould:
The Days of Brace, a story Dom ficottlsh 111 stor—
y Grace "tanner.
Pequlnlllo, a Tale—By G. P. FE:James.
Dee Team of a dantaer Lib In the far 'interior of
Bonth Africa, jw Ith flanges of the native sillies. and
anecdotes of the chase of the Lion. Elephant, Dip:
popntamus,Giradh,Rhlnociros„&c Cummins;
In two soli.. cloth.
The Initlale.• story oe - modsrn • life: _Third Ameri
can mignon. This work Is considered . .by some to
• be popular to Jane Syn.
The Distory trasid Copper/had the Yonnier—By
Charles Die ans,complete In one Volume for 30
- .
cents; with illustrations. • .
The Disgrace to the Pentity, a story or social ilistinc.
dons—By Blanchard Jerrold, with illustrations by
Phis.
The Life of general Prank Pierce. with a Biograph
ical sketch of Uon. William Mahe Kings
Te Scott Alumnae bit gross or single copy.
hew Themes for the Yttiteetant Clergy, creeds with.
oat Charity. Theology without Humanity, end Pro.
tesisnthon without Christianity ; with notes on the
Humus* of Charity. Population, Pauperism Pb.
Iltital Sconomy and Protestantism—By Stephen
Colwell,"Id edition.
Wood's Practice of diedleine, new edition for 1812,
Just out.
Barnes' New Cminty Map of Pennsylvania and ud.
Jointed Motes v alto Wing the route Of the Central
and other Railroads. At, reduced from the large
Stem Map by W. Otley.ots Boilers hod also to
Porkst form, just received.
The Botanical Teat ilook, en let/eduction to Baku.
tine Botany ;By An our. lA, Prof. of Natural
History la Harvard Univere wo o d s
: Itratrd with
twelve hundred ens - raster on -
Vickeme Notes on America, an English edit Ina .
A new 808 Tale, Ben Stara ; By iNtpMitt Chemist;
author of a Sailor, Ake.. Illustrated.
Graham, Code, and Sartain, for August, jut Fetal
All new books received as soon as publish -A
books not on hoodoo:a be obtained as a Arw
Gee.
For saie by
July. 17, ISO.
CIMPPITTREI diffo1 1 1,01111111111.
ELM. baying imd vary eansid
,J creme S spoliate ail Can Fitter, teals great coo
ddenee in offering his services to, the elusens of
Pottsville. • Us has commenced bnilasse on his owe
account, ht the shop of NV. taste deittimn .12 Norwe
gian street. where all orders either for, Gas Fitting
or repairing may be left and they ' receive this '
moat prompt attention. lib pipes and other meter!.
ale shall be of She very best kind, and Fittings of
every description that may be desired will be fir
ebbed and pat tip ID a worktaanlike manoer, end et
Jane Se
the shortest
lent: possible notice,
,
rglllll SALAD DUrtibe ale bt
InforlifAlf 41- ontitiN.
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TO'TILE 'VOTERS OF scnusuna COUNTY:,
"D
FM"- trnlialri"—l ali°Dla c." 6 "/.1.. County, often all it.ls Rest &Mite In Pottavli lie at .
trIME ENDEE.SibiNsD'havlot reamer:l to ;Patter 1
10111 1 ;Ler& is oinitellusity of returning my Mot 1 1 .- 1 great bargains , is date rived to sell at some qtr.
ketill thanks te mY eihmereras Mena hod to thieern- upon the b u nt ~,,,,,m od a „ . . it teems as to time, 6:ci, I _.
ittiell oftlChtlylkilleotrity, for thehandsothe vcite the? The -*Opens consisti - Of ONO -NEW'.....,.i: I intit.Aprt.rrtiA, FathAT, 4 O'CLOCN
,lllTlintli an theoremic! Tuesday of Oetotter, l lB49. Inc 2 ,'S
s IIOE, finlihed lb the most set's? . v- 4
i4 '-- [III S. '
theoglceot Sheriff thi slid tawny. Although not .ed modern style, sittrate earner of i-a ., * ".. - itt. '-,
elected at that tit:mil Alt highly tattined for the tore : morhill and Third streets , at prere Q 2 .‘, • r - : .i', Wheat . Min $4 25—zlive," do. .63 50,
,
riassecrenosed la melt, thei ,netts:A therefore bf- lln occupancyofp i n
the rot to otary ci. iiir.., „....i i. ,...,
e -- c ',.......,-,' per birl. --Coro Meal, - .53 , do,—Wjleat,
!Orltirmitallitin le a eanditilleelei4 tbe elar!el . , ' Sehttylkill County. The premises ore'. , • -I Red 96 etc. White, Si 03.—Rye, SO cent
anzaurif . -
_, y feet front, and strty'reet deep—thr! . ." a l e r ft " 1
Icifilchttylkin cohnty,at tbehnsoing election. Melee- si e g es Jo eooking range, hydrant In the ki ktue a—one ,-- (corn 84.—Oati. - , 46 ets, :let b . uabel.
ten to said Office. 1 promise to perform the thstiti ins,"ssosasioneosam
shadh trees in toe Terror the yard.! The hot Ass is al . ...mas w.,.,ems s
- -7 - 7 --- --- -
pa Malty and to the best of my aunty. The only Ile- 'together one (lithe beat and - mem Complete iioeing l - 57 ,. r . .c% , ii., - a c ...re Re.
carhyl can etre faith* thltliment of Oils pledge., in to Pottsville .; ' r..i.DE ut.'T —sot a':).* OUXItt.
my conduct aoa - eulsen residing among you. Alto, one large TWO STORY 116 E SE, near the' oil' tie r N ote on t h e An c hll eown Bank. ,
- 7 -- , Your MID* citizen. per end of Market - :meet, formerly. occupied a• a -
JANES NiOLE; hotel—lately as a atom and dwelling. the vroper:r :i.ii,'„tl- - . .re. '
ittly,it, IiMS. ] ~ . ! 29-t f has been rented for 111:00 per annum. and adjoining ( - - . , 47 ,. 'T11F. X I :72M. STATE CONTiI'iITION—Of
this. are several vacant lot.. which will be sold with
~ ..,..- 7 4. .
'or reithont it, if desired, -- This is considered one of hit,,lias ratified the norniaettott of ,SCI3It
the best business stands In that pref. of the Hewn, be., , ,
~,,,??
ke„ Or
lan qi4rmlaro. This seeure the St i f Scott.
I
ID igA e n e tl r o l 't e h r ell2 i ve, l V:t fl olci r i vr :q e s lf rit s b r Z:d . wA - 1
ling Manses commenced, and contracts; with a respon
sibl.contractor to finish the same.. All of this pro
petty *sat and ;hall he sold, sod to men of moderate
"means the inducements are di•cidedly great, es be
will cell cheaper and wait longer rtir his pay, than
was ever beard of before in fhis community.. as he
liver, a great distance from l i bttsvliic. he Is an tions
to sham/ oil his property here at once, and writhe pre
pared to make the title on the pr. -4.. floAvill belt'
Pottsvilie on the 1711th:et...and will remain for two
weeks, and may he seen at an time. either at the
Etching. Motel, at Mortimit's Motel. or at 'Monte's
dotra Saddler Shop. In ("emir street. 0 ivemini a call,
and you shall not go away ummitatied. apolicatinn
may also be Maas to his agent Weiiingtou Kline,. in
Market street. r SAMUEL M. Mllis
Atoll 17, 1842. in-If
= AT IXOTI7II.Ig MBE INSIMANcti
CORPANY PHILADELPHIA AGENCY
na 0. $0 Cbeetent street. tailed Stoles Hotel Build
-1:1 the. GILLETT & COGGISHALL, Agents.
Abstract (tom the Plecood Annual Report, ramie slay
Id, Inest
Whole number of policies toned in
both breathe* of Inuannts, Terei,te
Thousand, , .., 4,.
2,001
Wbole amount of property at KA, $15.400,te15 N 1
....----t..—
.Total amount of Premium; irecelvp&
la cub, sad ffeelvatlei 8375,500 57
Total amount of looses sad , inaences, 190.150 73
♦nonaa of Cash and Onarsinive Cap • •
Hal now in reserve for future Were-, - 31 5 0.1' 2 5 7 5
Including a Cash surplus of 50,073
4 Tbe Company was inputted but two I.,esrs
upon putt ly .mutual principles, and with no expecta
tion of so far superseding many other institutions.—
It is, nevertheless frueobat its success is unfarallel•
ed, and the amount of business done. number of Poi-
Wei issued, and Insist .met with and paid, in the
same period, exceed thin of any Insurance Company
npon record. Its capital increases with its liabilities,
and no part of thiScan be applied otherwise than for
the benefit of the partlei insured by this Conipany.
DIRECTORit t
J. P. Ruiherford, Prem. ; A. 3. Gillett, eiecniars
P.C. SodAwick ; . • Samuel Joni... Pbtlada. ;
Joao B. Pecker John B. Rotberfor.l;
Robert Klotz; d: T. Jones;
A. A. Carrier, Armory.
Ws, the undersigned, residents of Sebuylkin roun
ty, and metrittets of the State Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of Harrisburg. Pennsylvania, take pleasure
la recommending the above Company to those seek
ing safe sad cheap Insurance. It being a purely Mer
chants' and Farmers' Company
Hon: Sol. Poster,Prittsvllla .I.& R.Carter;ramaqua,
Richard B. Morrie. do J. W.thoemalter.O.U.
J. M. Beatty & son. do 'leaner &Sati v idin'e.
JAS. If. 08/EFF, Local Agent.
Wis. P. Moony, gollelting - Agent.
Odlee opposite the Mincer Bank, Pottsville.
July / 8.52. 28-tf
Otis. TALLOW GREASE, and 0820
MINIM/kb PAINT.
2ZOO Barrels Maebinery Oil. Price 73 cis per gal
lon. nsG Gallo do ;do •,
In casks of sellout. PlteS. do do Jo do
200 Banal. Boiled Paint Oil, ~ do '35 ,do do
5000 Gallons,. do •do do
In asks Of various Mies, do do do do
350 Barrels Tanners' Ott. Marione Mode and quail.
ties, from 33 to 60 cents per galloc.•
1500 Gallons in Casks of various else.. Various kinds
and qualifier', from 33 to 50 cents per gallon. .._
SO Tons Tallow Grease, for Heavy Bearings, and
Coarse Machinery, in Barrels or Casks, of any
consistency required. Price 6 cents per lb.
130 Tons Ohlo Mineral Paint, In Barrels, at the low
eat market price.
Afesehlseno Oil, warranted hot to chill in the coldest
woatber. and considered by those using It equal to
Orem Oil.
Boiled Poin't Oa, equal to Linseed till, other than
for whlte•
1 em constantly' tea-Diving largo aupplies of the
above named end my motto' Is. pro.
the and quick returns." B. F. FOND.
56 Water street, (under the Pearl it. House.) N. Y.
June 111, 1853. 25 sco
NEW Wit' AND OAP EITOEE.
lillE subscriber having taken the store formerly
occupied by Ettedy k Elliott, In CENTRE. Strecti
two doors above the Miners' Bank, would respectful
ly Invite the citizens of Pottsville, and the public gen'
malty, to an examination of his very complete and et:-
parlor stock of
...rem. BATS, CAPS and STRAW GOODS
of all descriptions Drab Beaver,
--- Pdoleakin, Bilk and Fur Ilse- of ev-=
-0' 1 ""--.. try grade; Kossuth end Soft fiats, of every
style and quality Men's and Boys' Caps, of ell de
err Iptione. Alen. a great inrlety of straw goods, con
fn part, of Panama, Marken)°, Canton, Trip
let, Kosouth, Braid, Canada and Children's fancy
hats of every variety.
Using only good materiels, and employing comm.-
tent workmen, and the stork bating been selected
with great care, and at the lowest cash prices. greater
Inducements eta be offered to purchasers, than Is
usually met with. Pledging himself to use ; hie best
endeavors for the accommodation of his customers,
he respectfully caliche a share of public patronage.
GEORGE TAPPEN.
Per C. C. comm.,.
June 5. 11552.
NEW GOODS:
'TIDE subscriber has Jnst returned with a ° second
I. stock, for: this season, of new and seasonable.
Dream Goods.
Silk and Wool Balms,
All do do
!TS Different Pattern. Bar cee De La t0,...*
Summer De Woes.
Embossed Swiss Dress Patterns,
Dotted do do ' do
Summer 1)111m. Gingham Lawns.
Gingham, French Lawns,
English and American Lawns, a variety new
and handsome styles. fast color., very tow,
Lou and short Mohair Mitts,
Peare Silk Gloves,
•lesander's light cord Rid Gloves! l
English and Amorlein Prlnts. 100 ~t ! Sues,. by the
piece or yard, low.
The above comprises a veriety of pew and hand
some style at goods. n hleh, for beauty and cheapneos,
defies competition, for sale by
A. HENDERSDN, Ag't.
Jane 5, 1852. • 22-tt
20-eowly
WBO DOES NOT SNOW
TTAT B. McCLAIN has received four Silver Med
als for bla Perfirmery and Taney Soap, during the
last four years, from the different Institutes in the
gaited Rune.. E. dicCLAIN'S Magnetic Soap bi
warranted to remove Tan, Sunburn. Plmplea.Terter.
Ringworm, and art disfigurement of the skin, or the
money reftinded. It Is also a valuable remedy for
Rheumatic affections, and will strengthen and maid
*tate the entire system, If used according to direr
tlon•—a. a arraying soap. it is warranted superior to
any other In the market. Manufactured by
E McCI.AIN.
Perfumer and Chemist, 89 N. 711 i St.. Phila.Ca• •
, Avast for Pottsrille.—J. O. Brown,John S. C. Mar
dn.-Druggists ; C. Plarlet, 1.. Nero ig, F Alstadt, Nair
Draggers
July s, 47. tiny
arrow= PRIZE DIED/SL
AWARDED to E. McClain. at the Fair of 051. for
Fierfuttery and Fancy Soaps. MrClain's highly
pelrfumed Vegetable Hair Oil will cure'Dandruff, map
I
the hair from fa ling, incresee the growth, end give it
a beautiful der nose, without soiling the hat or bon •
net. Msaufac cared by
_ - • E MrCI.AIN,
81 N. Till Street, Fhilad'a•
Agotato far Pottoville.—L. Herwlg, F. Aletadt, C.
Ballet. Hatr Dressers; .1. 41.1liown, Jobri S. V. Mer
lin, Dragnets.
Jul, 8, 1859
SOUND wIUTD TEETH.
CALTIII! GUMS and it west Breath. B. MrClatn's
LiOrris sod Teaberry Tooth Pallo is warranted to
cliiansc bsentlfy sod preserve the teeth, and cure
matey In the glints. Manufactured
E. by
McCLAIN. •
E 3 N. 7th St., IThltstils.
Ardpars for Pettorills —J. 0. Brown, John 9. C.
- Menlo. Druggist's L Herwig. r. A ',wit, C. Bartel,
instil' Dressers.
July S. 18.51. 97-1 m•
drECRTIVIOATE.
Pottsville. Jahr let, 1954.
Mi. McCc.ati, Blr the underitened, el, Wens
of Pottsville. do hereby certify, that we hare been
using your Magneitc Peep. Tetberry Tooth Pante and
Vegetable flair 011, for sometime peat. and have no
hesitation in pronouncing them the beat article', i,f
the kind we have ever used.
loon, very reepectililly,
O. 'newt, Centre Bt.. Jas. G. Cocu rum, Cent re Si.,
Wear P , do AseCii M lane. do
July 3..1852. 27-1 m•
-- •
J. STEWART DEPOT, '
. A T 552„ N. 2d street, above Wood. Mann D
d ; ntirlatiPhiladelphio,would respectlally call t he(
*sr attention of his friends and the public in genera
Ito bleier/to and well selected stock of CARPETS.. .A
= 1 OIL CLOTHS,. Alattings, Window Shades, Shari;
t Rods, Arc. -' , :,,,
a . ifenitlaa Carpets from 7 cis. to 100 rte. per yard. 0
:'lngraln. 94 .. r ' 1
a 'Three Ply, " " 1 00 "I 25 r , r• : z
s)l3insaele. •• '•I ISli ••I 50 " "
DOOR kW T3.—lle would Invite the attention: 0
Efgealera and others, to his large stock of Door :
e, MattAwhlch he manufactures In great cutely and.
..,• f 'splendid qualities. Olt Clothe (row( yard to
r,:i yards wide. Wholesale and Retail.
April 3`,,11152. ...
17-6 m
28-Iy
ROOT'S PREMIUM
DA,GVERRIDOTYPE GALLERY
No. 140 Chestnut Street.
ITWELVE PRIZES AWARD!
vet Medals, for the beat Delp
and Miniatures exhibited et the
New York sod Philadelphia, wt
Strangers and citizens. whet
or not, are invited to call at our
our splendid Works of An, amoi
of many distinguished person'
America*.
We have the BERT PLANNEI
blnedwith SIDE-LIGHT. The b
Cases and Operating Instrumet
experience derived from having
Picture.. We therefore ray bol
WE ACKNOWLEDGE .NO
Prices moderate. From •1 ;30
010.41 5 42 0 , and upwar(
style of Cue or Frame, Ac., Ai
'
Our strictest personal attet
then, and examine out erit'titsel
tarn we are confidant of Was!
!teatime moat valuable.
140 Chestnut Street, 3 doors below Street
ADMISSION FREE. Instructions given in the Art.
Also forests, the Right, with.in7fons to take the
M to', or , VtaltirrrE.Polimas and MIRIATI BEI4
la Important improvemencl i ress patented.
A few from many opinions f Artists': -
Yong. Dec. 20,101.
"Dent eirt—llsvln't4ls.l • ocexsion to copy Irmo
Yosf DASUerreotypas,ws beg leave to congratolate von
upon tha prodcleney'you hays made towatds perfee.
dort of this
DA NFORTIT, 11.41.1$ do CO..
. Rank Not Engravers of New York and /Maeda.
"1 * long regarded M. A. Roar all the eery but
Mrs tastypaArrlat lids Country."
3.1 ' "APE. Engraver,
Nr.lßoot'a Crayon Pintralit I consider the eery
//Alien oftbe Daptetteotype Art."
J. HENRY BROWN, Miniature Palmer.
" For beauty and yinharss of tone; jadleknnt sr.
furamesisr Ia and shade; and tastsfol artistic
stablitement o f(an accessions. Mr.Root'a pictures, is
myjnagentratotre uttautyamed."
J. IL LAMBOIN„ Portrait Palate
• "To ebarietetisa Root's Crayon or Vignette heads
by OUR appr•yriste word, it Is to call them—al they
Indy are —yerferfirnti"
__JOHN SARTAIN, Engraver.
and
;MI
" Ift.loot'e Daguerreotype, ore ohm rpassed.• , —
Pklhrife. Leder.
The beet is every polar of vlevi."—Press. Thy.
'"The perfirction of the Art."—Bestsa fur.
"The best ever exhibited In this country,"—N. Y.
San.
"pb pictures of children and family groups are
per"feet acme."—Neer Ter& Cawriirr.
Soot's sunlietuyee are a glorious triumph of or
ibite ettW,tosteyoM efeet."—.V. T. Tribute.
" They ars wait , erosderfitts Boot's loess la world
aide.""-gas Tot Moat. -
"Root has take* ?rentals Medals as ill OCAS Es
bibitiass.--sarsttfcc aunicli. • -
lista Ei let •
.1P riser
C 33
M2ell!
MINI
14 -em
OPINIONS OMB PRIM 8
II
1'' . ....,,..
ron SALE
TllE rIVBSCRIBEti. offers f.w sale the Well known
•
Tavern-fitand, called the rotpirille Vow, situ
ate In the . Itorntish of Pottsville, itchnyl
kill county. Pennsylvania. It Is largo
aria Commodious. atid In Good repalr.and as so c
affiliate In the most sentroil part of the as
buslners finrtinn of the %rm. n• Any P" -
son wishing to engage to artlve employ
silent, either IVO ei ' , Tenant or Inn-keeper. Will find it
their adrantare to call and examine the premises fie.
foie .abey purchase elsewhere. For terms apply to
the nridessigned at his office, in Market strect.-Potts
rale;ll: R. kIrCIOWAN
. .
July Mini. ^3-ti
DIATOZEIS WITUOITT SULPIPM.
ei'he atuesrribets take this method to !worm uter
i Omuta that then are , manufacturing matches by
taaehinery,thelefacllitiea fur rupplyiniz merchants,
with any amount, can't be surpassed- They are
selling matches, manufactured without sulphur, be
low the market price of sulphur matches. and ate will
ing to *smut all matches manufactured by them.
The cilium of Pottsville are Informed that they
ran procure the celebrated Rending adatrhei from the
following merchants :
Moson, iSpencet & CA
R. R; Morris.
T. M. Boyer& Ca., tob3'ra dealer. ..Iporis Focht,
W. E. foyer, do do
Also from lingers, lit mntrlown co.. Pottsville
All orders sent by mall, proinptly tto ended to.
McCURDY & CO., Reading. Pa
Suite t 8,0152
.~-- ,;-
()Fema for rale. at 11.;wemt marketll.3 oo
Gals. Common Oil, Imitable for gregiring,
5.530 Go 10. relined oil, fnr machinery,
4,775 Bleached Winter and rApring F.lrphetia
anilWhair Oil, ' .
• .
Sperm. Adamantine, and efystalllne CEindiee,
10,000 Gals. Refined Mlnerr' Oil, fire from dirt and
sediment, and light onion,
3,000 GAIL Pore lAN TM COI, Wir.ler and Spring
strained,
1%5 ithls. Cincinnati Lard
V,ttow, Brown and Fancy Snap.
'20,0 Eibis. Straits Bank and Tanners' Oil •
May 13. 18a2. 40-15•
Quality th,e true tea of Chrupnes3.
cLOTWNG !_ Clothing !! cLoTnirco!"
TIIR most ostensive llPPOrtmcnt or
Clothing in Schuylkill County. i'rern 11l
to r per cent. cheaper and better made
than can be purchased elsawhere,ts at
"OLD OAK HALL!" cornet of Centro and Mahantri(m
go dtreets.
A 'inatillficent assortment of 'living stel . ,,,Sitmtnet
CLOTHING, of the ~atnet fashionable styli's, to now
on hind and ready car lOC 11 ltralzbErk' COM
PETITION. Am a vary article eolitzit, this establish
ment Is manufactured In Pottevllle, It It, thorefore,
espresely adapted to Ole teglon. and offers great ad
vantages Id purchasers over nil the very Inferh,
City-made Ctsthisp. .
ONE TRI AI. will prove this, beyond ill &tad, to
any who are strangers to the ; nr:11 11103 e
have not yet nutria:tea their Spring or—Summer
Clothing, will lid well to call and Jadge for titularly,'
An Immense variety of
DOYfr CLOTHINE,
SoGable for the sesenn, at extremely V. i. e.
Remember the old stand, •• 91.1) UAK -
nor of Centre and Itinhantnneil'ettreete.
EDWARD T. TAYLOR, Pruprletor
(l.dte LI Pet •C eniT ir- T.% LOR, Imperle ra nt ('lothsind
pre Goods )
A CARD.—EDWARD T. l'A Lull Mereha nt
Tailor. would respectfully enilth. attention of his nu
merous Mende and the Rublic to hl. Spring toil fititn
nier Stock of Cloths, Caramel's, Elcstant Vert tre4.
&c., relected front the heat markets, which he is pre
paFeil to make up to order, at very tnoderau• pricer.
Anasrortruent of Cllover,Kerchleb,Surpenderr.olik
Shirts, &c.
Agent tort he New Vork.loodonpod Purl+ fashions
'Pottsville. April 21, 18:4. 17-tf
LEATRER AND MOROCCO.
THE . Subscribers have a Ge neral assortment of all
articlen in their line, of oh : hest quality and fin
ished In the most approved manner.
LIKATIIMI.—.IIarness,I MOROCCO.--Madras,
Rueeet and Mir k Bridle, 1 Curacio,Tamporoac Cape.
Wax and Grain Upper Goat Boot Slane, Glazed
Bellows and Sole Leather, and finished Kid, Blacked
Belt and Lacing Leather, Dyed.Frenrio Bronee; and
Etkirting„Kipe, City and I Fancy rolnra of allahadem,
Country Calf Sit Ina, drc., Pink Cream and Hatc=tan
aa. . ned Lining?, 4Le., ,te
ALSO, tanneme Oil and ?Metering ilair—Country
Sumac fought— Belts made to order.
NIUMLBTON & CO ,
Tanners. Curries and Morocco MarittirtUrellt, Wit -
low Street naileoatt, North Ode, helow ttecntol and !icil
North f ercond Street, PhilOdelphin.
May I; IS L 2 , 19-Um
POTITAITLEI STEADS TWISTING AND
Parepixer Fr:Eines Far Sale. '
ONe new. which ham been Kell tried in discharg
log th.r. cargo of Cast Iron from chip Tonatvando.
Also, a second hand ono, which ban been in use at
the new Philadelphia Gas Works,, near arny's Perry,
since October last. berg removed to place one dnub
the Ave. Instead. These Engines are moved from
place to place, by two hornet, without removing any
part of the chachlnery. References will he given of
persona having them in use. on applicasion to me by
letter or otherwise. - A. 1.. ARCIIA 3111AULT.
Engine Builder and Machinist. No. 13. Drinkers
Alley, near Second and Rare Streets, Phil:tea
• June .1:11, ISM
INSURE• ti OMI HOUSES:
frFIE undmigned. Alt - at for nit LI/cowing County
I Afettaa/ isaurasee, Company, which has probably
become more popular than any other almilar_insitt tt
lion In the State. la prepared to effect Insurances
against loss by Fire, On all descriptions of Buildings,
litetchandice, and othet property nn the nsout-falF
and liberal terms of the Company Lomes arr• el
ways promptly paid an soon as they are eatttfactori
ly made known. Persons haling property to he in
sured, may apply to the subarriber. In Pottsville. el
ther personally or by letter, and they chall be prompt
ly attended to. JMIN HARLAN.
June S. SG If
SULLEN= & PASCAL RS ,
HATTE,
_ _ _
No. 6, South SIXTH street, batmen 111a7Zet and
Chesnut street:,. -Philadelphia,
• HAVE constantly on hand a
beautiful and extensive assort
mewl of HATA and CAPS, whlrh
they respectfully Invite their friends and
the public generally to call annstrnine, while vbdt-
Init "THE CITY OROTHERLV LOV E "
February 21, 1551
SOTS' CLOTHING
TrIE subscriber would respectfully Inform hb, nu
means friends and ruetomernof Nehyll4lll County
that ht. assortment of Clothins for %mins °swim
Is mud) larger than ever, and he Is disposed to ell
cheep. Persons living at a distance, have the
- I f store,
°IOYT,
Ifflada.
I-if
25 I' f-nto.
POCH FT
Fvery One
lan. The
t,with one
~, showing
aid Mattor
ler:mime
shape and
s added a
linage, of
for the nee
(see page
flattest int
led people,
fling mar
ate of the
- - .-.-... ..,1 rennsylvanin, ..... , 4te und
College of Surgeons, London; and Ilonorark Mein—,
ber (tribe Philadelphia Medical Society. The various
forms of Secret Diereses. Seminal Weakness, Disra
eli of the Prostate Oland,lmPotency. spirt 111 y ha hits
of youth are fsithfhlly described, and all the recipes
given In plain language. The chapter on 'self-Anse
and Seminal Weakness Is worthy of partiruiat at.
.tention,and should be read by. every one. Young)
Men, who have been unfortunate in contracting di
cease. previous; to placing Snur , elve° under the. care
Of any doctor, no matterwhet his pre:minions may I
be, get acopy•of this ugly went work.
Pea Copulas and persons going to Sea, should pos
se s Dr- YOnnirill TlTalble on Marriage, the Porket
.Esen Me, or Every . One Ills Own Physician.
M-Let a father be ashamed to present a copy of
1L... 13\
the 4.Esen pins to hie child It may save hint from
• seemly g ave. Let no young man or woman enter !
into the se net oblleatlone of married life. without
reading the ticket 2Esculaplus.;'Let no one suffering
Annie hacking cutigh, pain In the side, reattess nights,
nervous feelings, and the whole train of Dyspeptic
sensatiomi, and given up by their physician, be an- 1
other moment without consulting the 4Esculapius.— i
!lave the married, or those about to be married, any
Impediment, read this truly wend Book, as It has ,
been the mean, of saving thousands of unfortunate
creatures from the very j%OV3 of death. Upwards
of a MILLION copies of thin celebrated work have
been soldln ibis country and Europe since Is3ll, when
the forst edition was issued.
tee Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE mimeo.
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Twenty years patience in the city of Philadelphia.
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)gall A INSi , ts-ty
t- Fa3r ..blAsycy. General HALL is trying
to be t i vngleteed to theSupremeßench,tesup
pis the vacancy caused by the death of Judge
Conklin.
F.Oll LAYS MAT--We refer out readers
to the adv,srtisement in another column of
the Steamer Thomas Powell, running to
Cape May. We have travelled on bonid the
Thomas Peircit, and can confidently -recom
mend her as one of the best boats on the line,
and a more gentlemanly CoMmander than
Capt. Davis is not oiten met with.
[C"? RATHER SMART—We alludetrto the
splendid new Locomotives tor burniag An.
thracite Coal introduced on the Reading Rail-.
mad, a lew weeks ago. The article was
copied into all the papers abroad, and some
without credit,—and about twa weeks after,
wards it was copied into the other Pottsville
papers and published as news. Great enter•
prise, teas'nt i t ?
r 7 GEN. BRADY AND GEN. SCOTT.-A
few days betnre the fatal aceident.oceurted--
which, deprived the U. S.:terviee of one of
its brightest and most valued °filaments, and
Detroit of an endeared and cherished citizen
—Gen. Hugh Brady, while he was taking
his usual morning walk, was accosted by a
gentleman of , that city, Who was: about to
start tor Washington, and who, informing
Gen. Brady of, the fact, asked bhp it he could
do him any , service at the seat of govern
ment„ "'Yes," replied the .Old veteran.
" call uu Gen. Winfield Scottand tell him.
I rom . 'me that having lived tirsee..himwin
every field on which he has fought, I hope
yet to live to see him win thri2great 'Presi
dential field of the Union in-1852."
Frank Fog,
Johnston & Co
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CO - A .SoLniEri's TESTIXIONY-001. Pres
ton, of Kentucky, in his speechat the great '
\Vhig Ratification meeting in.. Philadelphia,
thus bore testimony to Gen. SCOTT'S admin
istrative ability and experience. 'aid he,.
if these objectors had been with ale in the
j city of Mofico, and had see as I saw, a
populous city, eomposed y rriOstly of robbers
and as.:a.qins, convert,* to six days, into a
well-ordered and pejfeetly secure community
by the adenintsyative ability of Gem .9cott,
they would cease - their cavile, and, jOimxiitlx
me:in deciariog that no living man posarezea
a higher order of executive talent than the
Wliig candidate for President "
117' CHURCHES OF THE CAspIDATE.—The
Ptrsbyterian, a relir,ious.pape - i• of high char
acter, publl4l4es a letter, said to.be from the
pen of Dr. Jorikin, from whicli c we ascertaiti
I liese . facts "General Bcott is a Protestant
Epiccopalian,. and worships at - St. John's
Church. Washington, Mr. Graham is by
birth and education a Pr&bytPrian, though
not a rommupicant of any church ; and as
his lady is irtriember of the Baptist Church,
he worships, part of the time at 101.3 t, with
!hat denomination, General Pierciis by edu
cation a Congregationalist, -.though not a
member of the church. Mr. King is a Pro=
testaat Episcopalian in his preferences."
L. , 1 DEATH, or Gr.s. Jones..÷ Brevet Maj.
Gen. Roger Jones, Adjutant General U. S.
A., td after a short illness, on' Thursday of
!Act week,. in Washington city. Gen. Jones
was one of the veterans of the war of 1812.
Ile Was a native of the State of Virgioia.
He had filled the post of Adjutant General,
with( the lineal rank - uf Colonel, since 182.5;
and Was brevetted as a Major General on
the ',ffith of May, 18.18..
T 7 Woar,p's num—The Directors of the
next World's Fair, to be held in New York,
issued a Circular, fixing- the time on
the :id. or May 1553, and giving general
instrnctions as to the preliminary arrange
men& for this grand at-fair.
post q cri4
By Telegraph and kisterday's Mail.
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Lj'AT Tut Anniversary sleeting of the
Wesleyan Methodist Missionary &eiety, at
Exeter' Hall,; London—the subscriptions
ainclinted to thirty-six thousand, six hutt
,
dred and fifty-two dollars.
07 TENNESSEE.—"lndepepdent" writes
front Washington as f011ows:
"The intelligence from Tennessee is cal
culled to dissipate all the doubt or apprehen
stop created by the disappointments of the
few ;politicalm things y the strong hand. Letters ;
hismatics who have failed to
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ca
were exhibits to me this morning, from dit=
!crew parts Eat Tennesee where the-de
fectien was alleged to exist, all breath,idg the
most confident spirit, and giving asturances
of a glorious triumph, The Whigs of that
gallant State have toiled too /long and too
I earnestly for the conimon "lite, tobe seduced
(roil their allegiance . ; ' nrs. by any personal
! periMasion. Neither ill they seek unwor
thy , pretexts to juyffy a defection without
warrant or truth! In the face of the most
adverse circtirOances, and when it was sup
`posed and Sserted an electoral licket could
hardly be ormed in 18-10, such was the cha
grin ny,lr. Clay's defeat, the State watEcar
riecl/4 an overwhelming majority. There
irfar less dissension now, if any can be said
to exist, and the result will be equally glo.
1 riot's." . ...
Q 7 GOOD NEWS FROM CAMERTA Comm.
—A correspondent of the Blair county,Whig.
writing from Cambria, says :
take pleasure in calling your attention
to the pleasing prospect in Summerhill town
ship.. The nomination of Scott and Graham
has; made a deep and sensible impression up
on `he Locos here. It has' effected a change
of !TWENTY-NINE, all of whom were
heretofore Locorocos, bred and born ; but are
DOll7 determined to vute for the "Conquering
Hero." I look for twenty-nlne= more to be
cotiverted before November. I can safely
predict that Cambria county will givel ma.
Jot ty for Scott."
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ra" GEN. PIERCES MILITARY &Runs.—
A writer in the Baltimore Patrwt, after giv•
ind in detail the military aChievements of
Gen. Pierce, thus sums up :
1. Gen. Pierce, with 2506 Americans.
deteatedlsoo Mexicans at the Puente Nacion,.
al or National Bridge!
2. He would harc been one of the heroes of
Contreras, but his horse stumbled !
.1. He would hare been one of the heroes
Churnbusco, but he fainted too soon!
4. He would hare been one of the baron
of paella() del Rey, but begot there too late!"
In"' Fa'stairs Men in Ruckerm, The Yer.
*nth (Hass.) Register says. that the tre
mendous disaffection at the nomination of
Gdneral Scott in Massachusetts, exists in the
irnagination of Locofoco editors, and "no
where else but there." It adds further, that
the Locofocos in that State are not much in
loVe with the dose presented them by their
Convention at Baltimore.
irr General Pierce 's nomination is 'very
r d ia ily ratified by the London Times and
l e Paris Prase. the. organs of the British
, rice and the French Lerritirnists. The rat.
0 is quite obvious, and, •indeed, is very
I r ukly stated by the London, Times, which.
' per says . that he is ..." 1 * edrided chuitOrik
free trade.". -
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