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(Saturday "Morning. Sept. 21).
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Tuesday of October must he as..essed tun date
before the election. Whigs. see to it in time.
Au Adjourned
held helore die eleetioim All
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themselves of the cpport Lulli.". Fellow Whigs
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EL General Outpouring of the People.--
Route of Procession---Order pf Proceed
ings, &c., &c.
It would be hod' useless and superfluous
to say much, at this late hour, tc urge a
turn-out of the Whi,gs of the County to-day
:---71,tie:C$5, because comparatively but few of
our readers will see our remarks iu tune to
be influenced by them, and superfluous, be
cause almost every bodyhas already made up
his mind to conic, and hundreds and thou
sands will be on their tray lung ere this reach
es.their4ilitn. We shall, therefore, confine
ourselves t to-rt detail of arrangements, the es
titflated 'numbers to be pre , ettt, the speakers
engaged":_andsuch other matters as it may
useful to7linnv.
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- The, speaking will take place on Court
House Hill, to commence at. l; o'clock.—
The stands have been erected there and are
properly fitteau i n, .su that two ur more speak
ers can be heard at the : same time; Hon.
EDWAuI' . .s7TArri.l - ,ofN.C..ilon. JOHN MOWIE,
of La i ., lion.. Jo-. E. CnANomut, of Phila
delphia, and Dr.. L. &EWART, of Read
ing, will puntzeflq address tile ineting, (the
first two gentlemen arrived lastiaight.) Judge
CONRAD, MOR ,
TON MeMont.El. and others,
who were disappointed in going to Pius
burg, are also expected. A number of oth
ers will also, most probably, he present, but
we . give the names of those only certain to
be here.
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As to the,numbers expected, we say no
thing of the turn-out from the Countv—pre
paratimis have been making in almost even•
district, t,9 send in large delegattons. Twelve
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or fifteen hundred are expected from Berks
County. A friend, in Reading.writes us that.
every live Whig there inks of coming::
The delegation from Reading will be accom
panied with a band of music and will have
a mounted Marshal. - The ftillowing note,
from Mr. TeeKul:, as to the delegation hum
Philadelphia. speaks for itf4 If:
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tle Dcan. SIR • —There tva 6• a ru-h to ron••
v-tlle. nn Safurrlay. lx.-vond our Car o..tpactt.
havt. already - I...tied 1000 tickets horn heist Largit.
-nurnt,tn,ll Want to go froue ft etultntt and other
pOtut,..
I shall ..,btain every (.0 that I esti het, that will
TIM on oar matt. but ‘vali all iny rtlot I, I tear flint
I shall not tie ahle to aoconinto,ateall that will wish
-to to .1( tliN TUCKER
. Large accessions 'will he made all along
the line, so that an IMMENSE GATHER
ING may confidently he counted on.
Col, John P.- Hobart hn , been appointed
Chief Marshall of the da with Col. .1. M.
Wetherill and Thos. R. Batman,
Special Aid:, and John li i igbp s , Joh n
Neville, Daniel l.arer, Roland 'dine and II:
W. Cumming, Esip., as A ssistantMarshals.
Other assistants will also be appointed, if ne
cessary, for the several lii:friet -delegations,
as they arrive in town. They are _requested
to report thetnelves, accordingly, to the
Chief Marshal.
At 9 o'clock, the Town and County Dele
gations, and others that may arrive in time,
will be drawn up'ia order of procession, it
Centre street, right resting on Callowhill, to
proceed nt 11l o'clock, to receive the Phila
delphia, Reading and other delegations, at
. the Mount Carbon Depot. Several hands of t
music will be in attendance. The procession
1611 then move up Centre street andMiners
ville-Road to the Court 'House Hill, when
the addresses will immediately commence.
In the evening-; a Torch-light procession
will be formed with transparencies, &c., to
march through the principal• streets after
whicb several speeches will he delivered, as
previously, on tire Hill.
It. is' expected the Chsrpcii a tiler Club, of
Philadelphia, whose late visit th this place
so delighted our citizens, will be present to
entertain the meeting with some of their
many good Scott songs, during:the day.
Flags were displayed from' several con
spicuous places in the town. , yesterday. after
,. noon, and several stretched across Centre
Street. This will, undoubt'Edly, be a great
day in Pottsville—we can only say to our
citizens, one and all, COME!
r d ,77- A Rum On. —We understand it is ru
mored that it is a trick of the \Vhigs not to
nominate - a candidate now, and that they
wildbring_ene out before the election. The
rumor is &I:time—the \Vhigs have no idea of
nominating a_candidate,because it would only
unite the opposition to their regular nomi
nee. The \Vhigs will be satisfied with elec.
ting a TARIFF CANDIDATE and securing, a
vote for certain for Protection; is a district
which polled, 1800 majority against them
last year. The Tariff question'overshadows
alt others in this contest.
Ca SENATOR HAYWOOD, of North Cata
lina, is lying dangerously ill at Raleigh.
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THE NEXT CONGRESS.
IT suoito Br. win “, TO SECURE PROTECTION.
Thati3eneral SCOTT will be next President
of the United states seems now to be a "fore=
gone conclusion." The Whigs know it And
Ati it, and the Locos, hard-cheeked as they
mostly are, can't hold up their heads and
contradict it. SCOTT is emphatically the pco
plc's candidate, and when they take it into
their heads to,make a Presidint, We all know
what to look out for. The popular enthusi
asm that is everywhere manifesting itself, in
favor of the old Hero, reminds us of former
timet4,-df the campaigns of '4O and '4S,
when' tile people rose in their might and
threW off the fetters that Locofoco misr -
and ciriuption were forging about It
is just such a heaving of ou b teat national
bos - oth that decides th to of political coa=
tests, and with ni,the destinies of our Re
public. e Whigs have nerved themselves
forthe - fight and are coming up manfully to
the wink, and, with a leader who never was
whipt, there is no such word as "fail" in the
party vocabulary—victory, must crown our
efforts, in November next. As as ominous
prognostic of this result, we may cite the re
cent Whig gains in Maine and Missouri, be-
side the Locotoco dissensions all over the
South. They have already two electoral tick
ets in Alabama and Arkanstas;'each,. and,
from present appearances; a similarly disas
trous state - of things is likely to ensue short
ly in Georgia and Mississippi. Leaving out
New Hampshire, South Carolina, Texas and
Missouri (and the last is even doubtftil), we
should be very loath to stake much on Mr.
Pierce's carrying another State in the Union.
So much for SCOTT prospects.
This question settle 4 there remains ano
ther of equal importance for consideration—
especially to the Whigs of Pennsylvania.—
For years we have been aiming a; a,Protec
tiyetTariff —we hare tried hard fighting and
we have tried compromise—we have threat
ened and we have entreated, hut all to no
purpose. At one time, we made this ques
tion a prominent and open issue between the
parties, and at another, many Whigs were
fain to believe the specious promises of our
opponents, and consented to help them to of
fice, on condition that they, in return, would
do for us what they very truthfully said we.
could not do forourselves. But in every event,
'the result 'has been the same—we are still
!without any change in the Tariff.: .
Here our opponents pretend to answer
these home thrusts, by reminding us that we
have a Whig President and a Whig adminis
tration. True, we have, and that is just the
fallacy of :heir preaching we want; to expose.
We have a Whig President and an excellent
one, too, but what could Mr. Fli.L3loll£ or
any other President do, with an opposition ma-
Only Of fifty-nine in Congress ? .He might,
as the present faithful Executive did, recom
mend a modification of the Tariff or any
other measure, but no pot er ou earth could
change the sptits of these political leopards, I
who, unfortunately for the country, held the'
balance of power against him. This having
a Whig President without supporting him
with a Whig Congress is just the mistake we
wish to show up, and in Order to do it effec
tually and intelligibly to all, we propose to
give briefly the history of this whole suf6ttet.
The Tariff of '4 ,was a \Vhig measure,!
and it was popular.* It was found to work
well, and the people did not want it changed. I
In '44, much of the Presidential contest was
fought on this ground alone, 'especially.in .
Pennsylvania and elsewhere throughout the
manufacturing Statmof the North. Will
the Tariff be disturbed ? was a , prominent
inquiry, dunng, the campaign. The Locos
took hold of it—there was no-use_attempting
to swim against the popular current—and,
by a base and outrageous fraud, deceived the
people of the North into the belief that.
" Polk was a better Tariff man than Henry'
Clay "—" Polk, Dallas and the Tariff of '42"
was then their cry—everybody remembers
it. Well, the trick succeeded and they elec
ted their President. Once more in power,
they soon threw off their disguise and ap
peared in their true colors. They forgot
their pledges and, burning their Twill ban
ners, they repealed the act of '42 and substi
tuted the British bill of 1846. The conse
quence was a re-action, in faitor of the
Whigs, and in '45 Taylor was chosen Presi
dent with an almost unprecedented majority.
But the dregs of the former evil—the decep
tion of .'44, still remained in a large Loco
loco majority in - Congress; and this is the
; whole secret and the plain truth in regard to
the trammeled position of the present ad
ministration
The people of Pennsylvania were dispos
eil to remedy the matter as far as possible
last Fall,. and the Whigs - agaiiiraised an is
sue on the Tariff question ; but our oppo
nents again overreached us. They told us,
what was really the fact, that they had an
ormthelmiii!, , majority in Congress, and that
If anything, ic;:re done at all for Protection, it
mot cone limn their party— all good-logic
and correct to the letter. They then insidi
ously persuaded us that our only hope of a
new Tariff was to vote for Bigler, and in the
event of his election, they positively and un
conditionally promised to exert their influ
ence to secure our favorite nieastire. Many
of the Whigs—enough for the purpose—con
sented and we know the result—they were
cheated in the bargain, basely.and outrage
ously cheated. Gov. Bigler never ozee re
commended Protection, and the Tariff resolu
tions, offered by a IV)tigmember of the Leg
islature, 'could not pass even the lower
House.
The only alternative now left is to strike
at the root Of the evil. We must 'have a
Whig Congress, before there is any hope for
a uew Tara Pierce is an avowed Free
.Trader 7 —his friends, both in this country and
in Europe (and late arrivals show there is
tiearly as much electioneering for him in
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I.ondon as in the United States,)—his friends
':iio longer hesitate to advocate his claims to
the Presidency_ openly, on this ground. There
is, therefore, no chance of ;his ever rEcom
mending a new' Tariff, in the event of his
election ; on the contrary, he would most
likely veto any such measure that Congress
might pass. Gen. Scorn, it is'well-known,
is. and always has been a warm friend of
Protection. Independent of his entire devo
tion to the \Vhig cause, and this has always
been one of its .cardinal principles, he has'
again and again expressed his disapprobation
of the present ruinous Tariff policy, and de
dared himielt in favor - of the restoration of
that of '42. With such a man at the head
of the administration and a Whig Congress
tb carry out his wholeso* recommenda
tions. a Protective Tariff would be the im
mediate and certain result,
To such as dOPt it, we have only to offer
the previous behaviour of the Whigs, when
thee had the power. In the administration
of '4O, when we had both a Whig President
and a \Vhig Congress, the7mernbera, ever
true to the principles of the party, prornPllY
met the issue and passed the net of '42 with
out hesitation. So it will be again, as soon
as we have the ability.. Why, we would
as soon doubt our existence or do anything
else equally absurd as to question the action
of a Whig Congress on the Tanff; and strong
as our devotion is and ever has . been to the
Whig faith, we eau safely stake this much,—
If they everlaVe the power and refuse to do
as• we predict, we promise. to for-swear our
allegiance to the party, and never call out
[.selves a Whig thereafter; : -
THE MINERS' JOURNAL, AND, P,OTTSVILLE GENERAL AtIVERTISER:
TUE:WHIG CONFEREE MEETING.
TWO DEMOCRATIC CONGRE§SIONAL CANDIDATE?
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It will be seen by the proreeding , t, else
where 10 . lull in to-day's paper, that the
meeting of 'the Whig Congressional Confe
rees, last 'Atonday, tirade no nomination for
this District. The two prominent gentlemen
red ff he -Ilk p
jority cf near 15f. 4 0 voz.eS last Fall. These
gentlemen, therefore, rather than incur the
expense and trouble t;f an electioneering
campaign. in the tare of such a " forlorn
hope:' withdrew their names, Alio' which,
under consideration of all the circumstances,
and since with party lines, strictly drawn,
defeat was inevitable, it was Thought inex
pedient for the party to make any nomina
tion, at this time.
On Thursday a large; portion of the Detu
ociats iu this county oppoSed to Colonel
STr.Ami, their regular nominee, held a meet
ing acd •nommated Col. DANIEL KREBS.%
The call *sued was as-lollows :
'1 RA14.1 . IlE310( . I:ATS —.A alerting of the
Deinottrats ut favor i.z! a Volunteer Candidate for
Cciii;,-re,•, at tol . llftft•tiiint STR VV.,
WllO wit , nominated I,V Unttery. inert at the
Publa• lloiesaz of \V dote Mmer, th e
. at 2 a . etoi•L. I' the 1.11r1)0.e. of
nolaaiatalg a vand,ilatt• ,
DEM( )CRATS:'
The proceeding; of this meeting will also
be found in to.day's Paper. We had cer
tainly preferred a Whig candidate to vote
fur, but under the circumstances, the conclu
sion of our Conferees, together with the
withdrawal of the candidates, is no doubt
best—we ther6ae firmly believe thebest
policy now left for the Whigs of the District
is to give .their support to Col. DANIEL
II:REIN, as an " Independent candidate,"
pledged in favor of aProtective. Tariff.
We have nothing to say, at present, as to
the comparative general qualificatjans of the
two candidates - . So far as tlay are concern
ed,:Col. KrtEns is in every respect equal, if
out superior to Cul. STRAUB:: but the mariner
of their respective nominations places them
on a very different finning before the people.
Cut. STRAiTiI is the regular :nominee of the
Locoloco party, and whatever his pirsonal
inOnations mhy he, or whatever promises be
mat• make, he is bound, in the event of -Ins
election. to carry out the measures of the Par
ty that nominated and s upported
We' all recollect when F. \V. Iltrctitts
went to Washington in to threaten his
party in case of their disturbing the Tariff' ot
'42, be was advised' to go name and keep
qutet or there would be somebody else than
Congressmen read out of the party books.—
Mr. Ifucitrs wa4, no doubt, honest then in
his Protection advocacy, but party affinities
were too strong—he was Willing to sacrifice
Protection and every other principle that his
better nature told him was right, for the
sake of his partizan alliances.
Col. STRAVE maypersona/N favor Protec
tion—we know nothing to the contrary—but
when once elevated to (iitce by the Locator°
party, Ile 7117151 Suppl7l utjd rfirry 0111 their
measures, or lose ea:4te, influence and all fa
vor with them thereafter. The doctrine of
Free Trade is now become inseparably iden
tified with , the Locofocu party, and the infer.
enceis,•therelore, hut fair that Col. STUMM:,
in order to be a thorough party roan, will
not and cannot support Protective measures
in Congress.
- Uu the other hand, Cul. liectiq is an aide
pendcrii candidate, nominated for,and pledged
to, his support of the Protective policy. He
has but this one obligation to observe, wholly
irrespective of party dictation on either side.
Having already lost caste with his party by
accepting the nomination,he has every possible
incentive to fulfill his pledges, since by their
forfeiture he falls unhoriored by either party
but rather cursed by both—he must, there-
lore, be a Protectionist, in the strictest,sense
of.the word. Iu short, the difference between
the candidates is sirimly this,—Col. STRATIII
loses his party, caste by favoring Protection,be
cause in' so doing he departs from their na- I
tional faith and their approved practice; while
Col. KnEns'sustains his, only so long as he
supports.this single principle for whose ad
vocacy he is chosen.
The Whigs have now a great work before
theth. Our President is already certain, but
there is another consideration of equal im
portance, in order to ensure the restoration of
a Protective policy : —nantely, to secure a
Protect, re Congress—composed of Whig
members and others, *lto, from the circum
stances of their ele;ction, might unite in the
support of this great National Whig doctrine,
without •• fear, fnvor 'or affection" toward
party obligations. . We, therefore, repeat our
decided conviction that the Whip•of this
District :should tender their united support
to Cot, DANIEL. KEELS, as the INDEPEN
DENT TARIFF CANDIDATE.
LOCOFOCO CANAL BOARD•
MORE RASCALITY DISCLOSED
The late unlawful proceeding of the Lo
coloco Canal Board in leasing. the Pennsyl
vania Railroads to Messrs. BINGIIAM Ss DOCK,
is likely to raise a steam the patty will not
soon recover from. We were informed some
days ago in Philadelphia that many of the
merchants there were now obliged to ship
theirgoods fur the West by iv ay of N. York
—the present arrangements on the Pennsyl
vania Works rendering that route much more
economical. 'some secretshre, moreover, lea
king out in regard to the contract that must
forever damn the Board 'iu the eyes of an
honest people. ft seems that the whole af
fair was concocted solely with the view of
fleeeing the Central .Rail Road Company.—
It is alleged that the interested party cons
prises the three preient Canal Commission.
ers, two ex-members of the Board. two
Messrs. DOCK, who are uncles of the Gover
nor of the State, 4tl others to the number
of ten in all. ThereAvas no intention at first,
it appears, on their part, to carry out the
contract, hut, when arranged and properly
matured, it was immediately tendered the Cen
tral Rail Road Company for the neat sum
of $lOO,OOO, (to be divided, of course, among
the ten;) and the terms would have been
complied with, hut for the hesitation of one
of the Directors of the Central Road, who
somewhat doubted the honesty of the pro
ceeding, and through his influence the Com
pany were afterwards,persuaded to reject the
offer. This was done to avoid a law-suit,
Which t hese Locofoco public plunderers right
ly foreimw must ensue, and to4tactirth
$16,000 a-piece, without making any noise
about it. But the cat is now out of the bag
and woe to them next October—their days
are numbered. •
I)' CROSSING TILE ATLANTIC BY GAso—
The celebrated •ronaut, JNO. WISE, of Lan
caSter, is now preplring his mammoth bal
loon, Hercules, to test the practicability of
a 'balloon excursion across the Atlantic.—
$lOOO have been gratuitously ,provided in
New York and Philadelphia to make a trial
- trip front St. Louis to' Philadelphia or New
York. It is .said the voyage can be acconx
fondled in 15 hours. •
Total Affairs -3:
CO" Scott and Graham Club No.' 1 al Potts
ville.—September 1..5.74.—The. Club mt.: par.
',mint to adjournmett4the Icon of Col. Jolts C.
LESSIG - ilO L Fisnea, in the Chair. The
Chili Ix called to order at the usual titneana the
nitrates of the last meeting read and adopted.
The Committees on Frames. Invitations 'and Do.
moments, reported progress and were contamod.
The Club then proceeded to ballot for otfWers for
the ensuing term, which resulted m the Olow tug
c•hoicr
For President—N. P. Hobart, ;
Presidents—John W R.oseberry, Esc' , James
Grrtf, Esq , John P. Bertram and John L. Meanie;
Recording c3eerciary—M. Edgar Inchards;
pontling Secretary- , John T. tSlprner.
Vu Motion, Messrs. Charles W. l'uniatt,lieihe
nun-Batman. James 11. Campbell, Jame, H. ir
and John W. Ro,eherry, E.:(fri• , were appointed
a Committee to receive. the Speakers on their ant
cal the 23tlt.
On Motion, the Finance Committee was appom.
led a Committee to procure music, Sc.,' for the
Mass Meeting on the 23tti.
O h Motion, the Club adjourned to meet at the
House of Col. Join C. LEsstu, on Wednesday
evening. September :2;ith, at the usual hour.
M. EDGAR RICTIA4.I.IS,
Court Proceedings.—The la'st case
mentioned by our Reporter, last week, was the
Commonwealth vs. John Canfield, Patrick Canfield,
ramous Paired and Patrick Parcel for the killing, of
Andrew McNamara at Primrose, in this County,
some months since. The Jury rcadered.a verdict
of inanslanghter, and they were sentenced to two
years' imprisonment in our County Jail,
The next case tried was the Commonwealth es:
W Menu Stephenson, who. itWA.. II IM ncolleote 1,
was indicted at n previous term, tOgeilieti with his
brother Hugh, for the slain:mg of James Coogan,
at Broekville. in this County. m April last. The
circumstances of thiscase are so remarkable ; that
we presume few have forgotten oar previous de
tail of them. - The counsel for the Proseimtion had
the trial postponed at the June Sessions, which so
disappointed Hugh Stephenson, that he 'conunitted
suicide, by shooting himself, in less than an hour
after. was now treedf as an uei-es , ary, to
the Murder—F. W. Hughes, Fsq,, for the Prose
cution, John Bannon, James li. Campbell and John
Hughes, FRers., for the Defence,. A :number of
witnesses were examined on both sides, and the
case argued at length, with much warmth and
abd
uty. It occupied nearly three days—the Jury hav
ing been etnpanelled on Friday; and returning their
verdict at o'clock, on thu following Monday
night.' The Defendant WEIA acquitted. The Court
then adjourned tul nest Monday, when
,another
lees.ion will commence for the trial of CI% if causes.
LSI' Fatal Arrylent.----A most melancholy
accident oceurreit at the Steam Jaw-null of Mes•-rs
LAnEn, on the Tremont Railroad. in
this County, on WOner•ilay afternoon la-t, causitw,
the insiant death of Want iiw ItiNisit. nit estima
ble young twin of this place Ile was a inaelic
nisi, in the Foundry of Messrs. ['OTT A wr
POn , V had been emp'oyeil in putting up
an engine at the Mill Several men were engag.ed
in erecting the smolze-staelr, and the more iii - ply' to
support the derrick in ux, u rope was faste . ned to
the butt of a neighboring tree, apparently sound,
ineamunig near a foot through. • flee heavy weight
caused the derrick to swerve to one side, and the
rope was tightened with levers to straighten
when the tree suddenly gave *ay, the roots,
which were Afterwards found to be decayed, falling
on Mr It.casex, standing near, and ratline him in
stantaneously. 11. 'A. WILDER, Es.l.; SuPerinten
dent Engineer on the Mine Hill Road, was passing
in the Locomotive "Gem,' at the um ofthe acci
dent—he kindly took charge of the faiiitpkil body
and brought it to this place.
The deceased was about 2'.! years of age, of re
markable milustrt; and interpri-e, and borman un
bletnt;died moral diameter. Ire was a muvershl
favorite, highly respected by his seniors and warm
ly brim ed be fill his t ming acquaintances. Ili* pa
rents reside in .Morris' Addition—the culture com
munity deeply sympathises with them in this, their
sudden and sad beeeaventent ;
L7' M our Obituary notices, this week, we
record the death 01 . ! - PETER WARNER, 11 remarkable
eitizen of this Corm' y Ire Ivan conviction-41 y
eu
emged in the battle of Itrandywilie in 1777, and was
also present in many other imp:gement% of tire Fe•
volution. Ills mental faeulties; remained continua
tively unimpaired, till near the time of his death,
and he frequently entertained his friends with the
recital of . Ilia adyentures "by flood and field." Ills
aga was 106. May lie rest. In :peace—and his me
mory be treasured with all honor and respect, as
for one, of the brave defenders of our country in
her hour of peril.
U" The IVz:ard.—Mr. and Mrs. 'F. E.
Worn, cove an exhibition of their Sleight of hand
and Magic performances, ut the Town Hall, lag
Thursday evening. It was highlrentertaining and
manifested a superior degree'of skilfut perfection,
on the part•of the performers., The-" Mesmeric Il
lusion,- the suspension of a child to mid-air;citii•
ped the climax, though d number of other tricks,
more than we have time now to enumerate, were
done in equally admirable style.
re The Infant Drununer.—Th is specimen
of precocous musical ability exhibited at the Town
Hall, on Tuesday night. Ile' is said to be but three
years oh]. His appearance is that of a mere child
It is quite astonishing to see him hammering away
at a drum as big as himself. lie keeps time With
wonderful accuracy and ruanitests singular talent in
discovering instantly the different tunes paved for
him. lie is undoubtedly one of the curiosities of
thus age—Barnum could make u fortune with lion
yr Military and Civia.Ball.—The Wash
ington Artillerists propose gii•ing tliciir Annual
Aldi
tory.und Citie Hall, at the Town Hall, nest Tues
day week, nth of Oetolxl. pievions enter•
tammenta hare always been gotten up in capital
style, and we presume, from the present list of
Managers, the reputation of the Company, in TM,
respect, will be fully•sustained at the (muting Bull.
PrEcdesiastical.—The English Lutheran
Synod of Eastern Pennsylvania, will meet in Pow
ville, on Thursday, September 30th, and will con
tinue in 'session five or at: days. The meetings will
be held in the English Lutheran Church, Market
street. Divine service every evening, nt 71 o'clock,
and on Sabbath morning and afternoon.
Est' Notice for Apprpnticis.—A meeting
of the Young Men'e and Apprentices' A.,sociation
will be held next \Vednesdsy evening, 7 o'clock, at
their Room, in Mr. TAYLOR'S BitiithOV. A puuc•-
tunl attendance of all the member, is came:4ly so
a+ important business' is to he transacted.
I A New Posi-Office has been establish
ed in tlli. County, called I)tman, in compliment to
Ibm. CIIMILF.S W. PITMAN, Or late able Retire
,entutive in Congresd.. Wim.Lim FAUST hat been
appointed! Pmdt-If aster.
Afr. Seigfried's;Staie, Port Carbon,
and hito- entire stock of goods were 'consunieil by
tire on Monday evening lust. This ill fortune will
full heavily upon Mr. S. We have not learned
how the tire originated.
110 W TIM TARIFF OF •46 WORKS
It is said that the price of
.Ritilroad iron in
England has gone up from ttpenty.one to
Thirty-one dollars - per ton. This adds—says
the Reading Gazette—under our ad Valorem I
tariff, six dollars per 'ton to the duty, thus
increasing the protection on our side.
• The Gazette however, is -wrong in the ad
dition of duty, it adds only three instead at
six dollars on the ton ; moreover it plainly
shows the principle of the ad valorem tariff,
which is but a shade better titan Free Trade.
Nothing that we have seen illustrates the ad
valorem principle better than the above.—
On the ton of iron thht costs twenty-one dol
lars the duty is six' dollars and thirty cents,
when that same article advances in price to
thirty-one dollars ; the duty rises to nine dol
lars and thirty cents.. It plainly shows, that
protection only begins when it Isnot needed,
in other words it protects British instead of
merican Iron Works. . When British iron
t this country brings twenty-one dollars per
\
ton—Mantdactured by pauper labor at from
10 to f 25 cents a day, that British iron is
found here with a low tariff of 30 per cent.
advalohm, which adds to its cost $6 30,
=kink the cost of Railroad iron in this coup.'
1 trw $l7 30, adding freight, commission, sta.,
rage, S : a. Now add the 30 per cent. ad va
loremion the rise in prce to $3l, and you
will find the duty on it 39 30 making the
cost $4O 30. Does this not plainly show
that the tariff of 1846 prOtects British instead
of American interests, tind should not this
tariff be done away with, and one passed in
its place that protects American insteiti.of
British interests ?—Allentaien Register. , :-
Democratic Meeting.
• NOMINATION OF OF A 16"OLV:VTEER
CANDIDATE FOR-CONGRESS
At a Meeting of Democratic citizens or
Schuylkill county, held at the Half-way
Rouge, Moyer,) agreeably to pub
lic notice, on, Thursday, Sept. 23d, 1552:
PETER F. LUDWIG, Esq., was called
to the Chair. as President; CtinisTlAN
GER, ES(I., , IZEUCEN BILLMAN, STENIES RIS
GEII, FnANKitN ICrrxr.r., Jusxrit WEAvmt,
and HENRI* WINTER, as Vice Presidents ;
and John Harlan and Brniantin D. Lon-g.,
Esqrs., being appointed Secretaties. •
And after'- an interchange of sentiments,
on ?notion, the following persons were ap
pointed a Committee to report, a preamble
and resolutions expressing. the sense of tile
Meeting, to wit: Jacob liuntzinger, Jr., Da
vid Billman, Jolla Stanton, Jacob Kohler,
Juba W. Shoemaker, John Moore, John 11.
Deihni, Charles Leader and Henry Gets.
The Committee having retired; after a
time, returned and reported the following
preamble and resolutions, which were read
and unanititotr-sly adopted.
Wittta.E.ts, We have no confidence m Col' I',
STRA rB. who freed his nomination ou the
Democratic Congressional' Uonterenee of the I
Congre.sional Ititr . tet. and are oppo.cn to lie, eh!,
ton, beheViliZ a, We do, that hey liOilltilatton Wu
brought about by management and nitrque omit
eih e re o , telying on true Democratic prtneiple , ,
we are oppthred to all unfair and dishonorable pray
! , ae, ut the ~ e tttelloll 01 rallilidate, to represent in,
to the A iin-Repubhean doetrine of a nio
niipoly GI (ewe In the hands of any one citizen
Col. e. M. :iTRA IT, having resided 111 our Coun
ty about twelve years, dining eight of whnNhe
has lath! Olive in this County, being: two year. onr
Itepre-eittal , Ce. three p . a. , Prollottiotar . k , and Ills ee
years Sherd; (the la , t (Arnie he .4111 holds), draw
ing front the nioeket. ot the peopie, 110111
Ty Tilarry-FwE DOL
LARS:
AND Wite.nra,, We are clesiron, to he repretien
led in the fllalln of our Nutiotral LegtAature by a
man 111,41 6'091 the ruuL of the people. wlio to Ac
quainted kith their wants , . and who; heile favora
hle to the Greta l'rinemleit of Pinteetion to Ameri
can Indusdryi will - ens,ine the relteet, e , :eent" and
.upptiirt of ull melt tavoriatile to a Moteeilye fart
Therefore,.
Resolved, lint it is our deliberate opinion, as
well us our 11,r the rea-,ms a,,gued, that we
Mould sa•leet a , intabie per-an as. a eaadidate for
Congress ia this Distriet.
Resoireq, 'flint we, baring' till oonfitittove to the
attegray and ability of Col DANIEL, KREBs, o f
Pottsville, a gittzen wlto , p,tiwoo; tlo‘'otton to Ow
welfare of tug native Stoti. eminently gittilitn, hint
to malt-eat the Gnat roil-and Iron intert , lNol I
1 11,4 net in the 111111: 1,1 Congre.s, do hereby
nnaui
moa-Ic nominal, hum tt. our .•,,11,1“1,1,• I, the
4th ('otorte , ,onal 11)oirtot
- itemderd. That we livieby recommend Colonel
ll.‘ NIEL. K I: EllS to the support ~i' the citi/ens of
Schuylkill and Northilinherlanil t . 0111111. . ,, 6•111 g OA
, .turd that bin election will -.retire th ahem a tear
le , •. lintlitiil and eonipetent repre , ciihitive, who
; ple.l:zes hum.-11 to exert all hi , enerizie4 and abil i ty
to pt,11 . 1111 . It 11111.1111411(1.111 , i 1 111 , larlti nt I'll., ...,,
a , to lit=ter and protect the snainifaeture. of our
i eonntry, and e.peeially to anon) whet to the great
rya! mid Iron iillsllll'..o of Vt . 1111,y1VE1111:1; in Which
1 , We are ~n deeply inten.ouil
17, totcrd,l'llait Jalue. A-. M Ilarron. Chr i .i. ii
Berger, E.!. Wit;. Fritz, James Tagyart, : 4 aiiiiiel
K M. Kepner, I;eorge! 11. 13iiver, Capt. Win. 11,
Lebo, Joseph Weaver, \V illiain Biekle, Si.lornoti
li n k. I ;eorge . 11artline. George .f.' , eilzinger. anal
Ilene' Winter, E•it• la a , 011/1111tier It) putilish an
A ildre,,, to the citizens of this Congre,,tortal cli,..
2CICI
x,,,lred, That 'V are in favor or rotalion to
olliee• and therefore plediw our-elves to t h e O f a•
Term prmeiple, •io that each county w the,
met idmit have the 'bendier alternately
Resolved. That thin meeting thiinweivw.
to support the nomination here made liy all honor
lily meami.
Rewired, •rimi Jacob llnutz,rn:er, .Ir
Weaver. John Harland, E-41., Peter F. Ludwig a n d
Jacob Kohler. he appointed a Committee to ,vait .
'Top Cul. DANIEL lIEBS and atfortn loin of
hts porntnaiton
Revote./, That the procceditiqA of thb ineetinz
lK pahlts.hed in all the paper , of I 1 Cougrl.,,tonal
DIA net.", curd by the ( )
1k oitr.E-roNDENtr.
.`Se pi emir r 211!
.—Wt have been appointed a committee by
a meeting, compacd of yotar Mllow emzenst, to ten
der you a nomination aet an Independent Tun if C n u
dalate for tongre , s , in the 1-1,11 Congre, , ional
trict.:"anil to mtpeettully urge upon you an aceep
mace 01 the honor intended lobe confermd upon you
- An early uns.wer will ohltLte yonrs, very to-pem
fully, F
Jacob lionlzinger. .4%; Joseph Weaver,
John I tartan, - Peter F. Lua w
Jacob Kohler,
To Col. PANIEL
Sepievlbe?: .
:—Your favor of the Thl 'wt. is lie-
fore me. In reply I can only say. that the rfonor you
Would confer lipm me AVCI , unsought, and certainly I
uncx peeled, an honor to which I have not aspired
I am, however, too grateful for past hirer., on the
part 01 i f ty fellow citizem, to decline serving thcrit
n. any position of usefulness they may be pleased
to place nte: 1, therefore, accept the nomination.
Fhave read with some mare the proceedings of
the inci-ting, which you have been so kind !as to.
forward me, and , have no hesitation in declaring
that 1 have cing held similar sentiments, and should
I be so fortunate as to receive a majority of the
votes of Inv fellow citizens, of this Congressional
I District, I should consider it my first dilly to use
my best exertions to foster and protect ail' the great
American interests by such Taritfon imports as will
lie calculated to place the American people in a p.s.
salon -above and beyond a foreign, competition,
which it never was intended by the founders of our
government they should lie compelled to meet and
combat. I am. Gentlemen, very respectfully your-,
. DANIEL KIII.:13s
To Savo!, 11untzinger. Jr., Joseph Weaver.
John Harlan, Peter F. Ludw,ig, .
and Jacob Kohler. Itiso'rs.
IvatiTTEN 1 , 011 TILE cilirrEw.t GLEF: (1.1• B
DOWN IN NEW lIAMPSIIIRE
WEEPING.
A tn—Oldi Folks al Rome,
11V D. u.
;Away down in Now llampslore weeping,
Sat Pierce in "ad array, ,
og thinkers and Free Sutlers ireepuir
liv his side, night and day.
A kover Uncle Sanz's plantation, -
Sae:Frank, we now must roam ;
I . lllnt I'm fearful, neither wealth nor station
calOand Inc in the !Mt.. nous, at home.
Chorits
• Our prospects now look ,ad and dreary,
In every state we roam ;
Oh ! Locos, how my heart grows weary,
While far front the White I rouse and home
All around this State wanniercd,
When I was young;
And for CANDY, many cent, I've smtandored,
And many a song I've sung
When I heard the shrill fife playing,
Then happy was I ;
And went around, to many Ii tends 'living . ,
Ilow •
" sweet (kir our country to die,"
ehn,-us :
A soldier's life proved sad and dreary,
o The Camp WAS not a home ;
I /CU toy legs grow faint and weary,
When 1 heard the wounded moan.
One little spot among the haste , ,
Where saki, I heard the roar,
Still sadly to my memory rushes,
For 'twas there that I fainted o'er,
When I saw the Lancers coming,
In tierce array,
I found my steed was not made for running,
And was forced then to faint away.
Chorus , :
A soldier's life proved sad and dreary,
The Camp was not a home ;
E'en now my legs grow weary,
When I fancy I hear a groan.
The Watts. I'm fearful, are now muting,
on t.,,c,orr, the old and gray ;
And well I know he's at home, when fighting.
lie PAINT, nor rant AWAY.
Olfl Locos, I'm sad and dreary,
I feel l ne'er shall roam,
Nor rest nt ease, when faint and weary:
In that chair, in theAVutTE Houst: at home.
Clzon t s : . .
Our prospeetsnow look dark and dreary,
SCOTT SOON Wlt.t. nuE.E.
And rest, when either Slid or Awry,
In A'af e lathe Whits Howl at twine.
Pottsville, .S'eptt- usher 22.11, 1852.
CO" GREAT MEETING OF GERMANS IN
Onto.—The Cincinnati Gazette contains the
proceedings - of a grew. meeting of the Ger
mans of one of the sitburbs of that city.—
The substance of the resolutions is, that the
Germans of that portion of the city will, at
the ensuing election, yule the Whig ticket.
The reasons for this course are given:.,Dis
gusted with the secret cabals; of the iami
Trib6, with the hypocricy and double-dealing
of the leading politicians of the self-styled
Democratic party, they look upon the Whig
party, as the party of progress, as the ltbeial
and truly Republican Democratic party of
the nation.
Three cheeri for the Germans of. Lick
Run!
OW' VlTtErr IT is known, says Plato, how
exercise produces digestion and promotes
health, comeliness and strength, there will
be no occasion.to enjoin the use of such ex
ercise by a law, or to enforce' an attention to
it on the candidates for health, vigor or per
sonal charms.
-, , ,
( FOESEVERAL MUNTIIi3 back many of..the East.
ern and Western papera havebeen loud In their prat
of the wonderful S Pas of some of Dr. J. W. Cooe
d:4os Medieloecl, prepared by C. I'. Hewes. riome of
curev e see recorded are truly of an astontabing
lcbaracter, but the anutce from whitt:4t.fiey came leaves
no room to doubt of their truth. %Viten at to remain-,
bete& that Dr. Cuuper is the far-faihed and ripoiened
Indian Herb Dotfo*, who lately resided in l'hiladel•
pica, and who tt, as diatintruished above all others la
the universal success Of hitt I eeetable prepartuirms
We feel confident that no person woo may be attlictftl
will1"4,1 to be benefited by the usal of these odinn.!s.
,
These ni.dicares ate owl., moat ollari' t preparation.
non before the piihks, brcalige then are fill h
re tar ettr dn.e.ar. and even if we knew• nothing
wor e than, ON about , , hem, ii ill n-rli would he a
stramt recorimen',l.ali.:in In their favor We tivr fie . -
low a list of toe medal loan which la.ase most
.starretiAlul.
W. tooper:.lmitan Vegetah!e Cough or Con-
Stillllltl ye Syrup—Got the t tire of tonnumptton and
Or. J. W. C‘,Ter's %timetable I.)t
01 -Th.; medicine we know touch. alai have never
known 11 to Nil in pelt - arming a romplele And
. prrnia •
Urfa true ervqr in the Vary Wr:r•rr ire a 2. e
Pr. .1. \‘. mwt,tult Ir 14..11, rot
hr lire of tatir.intimmitory and Mery lima
Rheum:1114111 Ting t. a•tell tater ttout,„, and
, inirentrd in a:lit Or. l'ot.ll,t's ttallitAt.,o or ['WOO
of Ititelllitall4lll, Vlllllll I. en! rely tlttietent front that
of any other o titer or 1 , 143,11 CUL
W I'mmers Vegetable Compound :dyer and
Ague Pella—for (11.! CM, of l'uver and ALue en (law
dtt,s. itt'e have heard many (moan,. Niteali of
Pitt...and all .ey they never fag) ht effect .1 r Ilre imm
cats. We tooter...mod shut .1(HIN • C MARTIN, of
(Imo Watt., hag' born ap;motted Agr,,t for the ~,ate ut
!hi ` , e valuable
..0.1
THE 10.111;IN only I:etto lee Writar'. IN!
rrri as as tut rtoatrrea in the y,ar
and i r t.11...1 in an iffitplaints for
W tiich it Ie rermarnenderl. I'm ten years it hsa proved
mote raicachni. 34 a r,rm•dy rqr
enza, b av:bib.i 40! "MI.IIIIIOI TIN ut
C iptrnt ,t,lgee, 011111 (Mk ..1 hrr
What tlito• ctdttiintltt, ,t int t
tenet: adopts nod t onlirnt4, m hat all men in pia.
C.. With' illg t. rogul and vtiloattltt, i. yo . . nn
doom. A 11..i1U1.1111), of tlit:t ttoli,tinntt In society net
roots so deny and tIo ,11011)! that time rdttnnt th-totor
it. The :uultt, Onto It 11,1 011 , 0,14,1 &Ina cued!, toe
for SeePral years plat 11:14 overt note the reliliilers
of all 1 , -41,10.1r men, and 111, article has taken
Maud anu t, h u t liras ,!as% of discove to, hod
of the az.; and mutt, rt,tortetl to in season,
ef,11:11.110,1 INc iffo,t.e for 111 , 1 1 11 it i reentonotnited.
[ I TIIE 110:31 . 0% EVEN./Nu rsi•vrELE:lc
It is , p.•rhapa 101 l an act of platire 6t the proprie
toritof 11.11 pa in of W I.l7'hr•ryy for to tncayr
that oar personal eslirnr•hrc In Ihr n••• of OA+ arti
cle tia4 inittreoiteti Ila Mont ClVorahly. Um• of the pro
prietor. of the Traveller oae toiled /if a ee
vvre rough of 10111 MOoW', Unnisnnancy, by Ow liar of
thIR and srvp,al,if •u.r friend. and gum,
r-, tvtro base-tried Ur« arts, have Viand it of
gro•ui s-r' it,. In ieflovlng then' of -.ever..
ol 1,, , a1111/,4, It !1101 Ih,l 11.1,1
MITE
Elli.vri,,Ns or TIM 1 4 1:IN.- It ;,110111,1 he r..
Isirtulir,d, %s lie" lb. 0.1,er parllfles ;pre
dlcrri..4ll,oll. their vinver rti.111 , 1 , 1 ,,
piizilrd 11,11, ohin,lllll rrtudilf.l 4 am I he
r,IIMF(1.1011(te.
I Irii,,:hra Indian Forerahle Pills will Lr found a de
lightful inedicine for all deoiriler, of the skin;
y from Ili, May pormnotts
111..11 air the cause of all Linda sf eruptive
' diseases. Wtiglit's Indian i'egetable Pulls will be
f:fouott to aid timdimprove digestion, and as they aie a
direct parttier of the Mond. they will most assiareilly
give health and Vlgtlf to the i'vhole frame. which in
WI II will he Out, I t give It look:mai and healthy com
plexion.
Berrare of Coollterfras. The genuine for satlliy
T. r. BEAIFI' ar. ('o., J. G. BROWN, and I) N.lllilS
-I,Elt, Pottsville and nt the Agents given In another
column. {VlinleiVe °dire, Irer flare Street, Phila.
,AN OUNCE Or FACT t. neon!f a pound of theory
and the stvaran ofronclusive lac). that (Water routed
That increneitat.rtle prep:elation, Ifeeollanit's Gelman
lltlte Y , prepared try Di M Joek.mt. Philadelphia,
estatale•hing It, value a+ .t tonic and reitturaitve, are -
awl) as would prevent inerrthility, true if ftenn
itsettictic.) In all of disease of Snt
math, whether at ate or ehront., st relay tie ;recura
neendedifor n. enentlein,t, e "rile il, and renovating influ
ence. Dyspepsia, heart-but 11,10104 of appeaqe,„.nati •
sea, neevutis tresuois. relaxation, drhllrty, 4...eq, tire
relieved, by the H Ille re, in a very short 'pare oftnno
and a perseverance in their ore never falls to work a
thorough (ire 39-2ineOW
A N0T111.112 r4cIf:NTIFIr \VW', DER , IMPORT
nut I. Ityiiipeptler. .-- Dr. J. S floughton's
M .? r,tire Multi or (40,trir Juice, prepared front Ben.
net, or the Fourth Stoniarh ()Idle 0%, after dirertioniC
of Baron Liebig. the great lltiy..iotior N>J rlirrbisit, by,
J. tt 11011gliton, M Is truly a
wonderful remedy for hidlge,litm DrepepAia, 12tin:
dice, Liver Complaint, Consiipaiion and Debility, cik
tine alter liatorelir CPU, method, b}' Nature's own
agent, the llastnrJlltY. Pamphlets, containing :Arlen
[lnc evidence of as valile, furnished by ngenii, grad
See notice anion: the medical ailvertisenient
WE \VOULD your attentran to the adver :
thtentent of watat'n Pae,lee:t, for the runt of Screrukt.,
.4,, uI anether cetottitt.
I.OTTSIVILLI: "IA 111-LETS. ' ,
CORREPT Ell W CElctli FOR Tlit: ,101 1 11 N AL.
VVlodit Floolr:Atid 35 nn 'fed twarlolpit'J. $1 01)
Rye do do 3 Si, do do unpar'd "50
Wheat, low•tirl 95 ai 00 Dra apple, paih:d 175
1.4.'• do 7: - . ! Eae. 41... ,ti 14
Corn, do 70 i :totter 1 - 3
Oats, do 40 I Should. in, 10
Potatoes, do 40 350 /hoot, ' II t.' I'2
Timothy seed, 225 Ilay, tot, 11 50
Clover do 350 Platom , S O'J
On Wednesday evening, Sitio. nth, 1551., at his re
totleorn. In Tremont township, SehuyDolt County. lfr
PETER W A lEN ER, a Revolutionary Soldier, aged I 06
yearn?.
Mr. W. wtts, engaged in the Bantu of Brandywine,
and other Rainey th the Ilevointion.
On Ttlee4:lW2lM 111.41 , THEODOsiA ALICE, Infant
daughter of 14a... and Eenierline rievern, aged I year,
and 5 months. •
On the evenini of the '2I fit inst , by the Rev. A.
[lenity. a:nttnte.l by the Rey. A. Chrktutnn, in the
German .103EI'll STEINMETZ, to no-
SANNA iIADAM„ . ITO) of Tithearora.
on the inat., Jacob Kline, Esq., RF.ESF.
WILLIAM, 0) MARGARET DEWI7.E
THERE WILL IIE prvarlting in the Engl.'At
Lutheran Church, Mattel street, every eunday
morn inn and evening.
p - } THE BA PTIST CHUBEIL—Divine woraihip
tZr` may lir experted Sa4bAlti morning and
...vemng, also every W evening, at the a4usl
hours.
'THR IMOTESTANT Eriscorni,
—The following Resolution hns been passed by
the Ve,iry of Trion) , Church, Pottsville.
Resalna, That in consideration of the sums con.
tributed and to be contributed as donations to the erec
tion and furni.dring of the church edifice; the vestry
do hereby set apart. and appropriate FIFTY-LIGHT
PEWS. which obeli be, and remain frre fot all persona
who may desire to worship in the Church. These
pews are located as follow
IN THE CENTRE AISLE.
North side. No. 111, 119, 127, 135, 143, 151, 155.
:Muth aide, No, 112, 220, 123 135, 144, 152, lOU.
IN TI1E•NORTII AISLE.
North slde c No. 1,7, 13, 19, 25, 31, 37, 43, 51, 53, 54,55.
dumb side,.No. 2, Br'll, 29, 26. 32, 38, 44, 50, 52.
IN THE SOIITII AISLE. • •
South 50, 57, 58, C 4 74, 80, $l3, 93. 98.104,110.
North side, N 0.59, 67 73, 79 85,91 ,97, 103,109.
DIVINE SERVIC E held in the. Church eeeryl4un•
day. .4foraisit Sernlce commenees at 10 o'clock.-
fifterason .s'eceiee continence% at 41 o'clock.
NOTICES.
R-•> --- i'llt.AtifilLoDoE.No.2l6.—A regular Slated
Meeting of Pulaski Lodge will tor held on Mon
a), eveitlnz. Sept. 27. 1143•4 Ist 7 trclo:k.
MOUNT LAUREL CENIETEIIV.—PERSONB
desiring Lots or °raves* in Mount Laurel Cl,llle
tory, under the direclion of Vie Vestry of Trinity
church, Pottsville, will apply to Andrew Rossel,or
E 0 Parry, Esary
I.
HOOFING PAPER eonstamlyon hand
and fit sale In large or small quantities, on the
lowest terms, by
.1.11 4 .1'. CRRICKSON & CO.,
105 Fulton Street, New Pork.
y OcOPOCO MATCHBOX PAPER.ofn sope'irlor
Lenality, for sale on the most renmnable terms, by
JAS. T. IBCRBICKSON & co,,
' los Milton st., New York..
B
I.IIE HAT PAPER, far wrapping up Cotton Hat*
.-nritniitly on hand and for sale Ay
JAS. T..DERRICKSON 8.:
- . 105 Fulton bt:,NPw
P
AP E R $l:!AltflifOUSE.--.las. T. Dernason
4- Co:, 105 FULTON Street, New York. have
constantly on hand a very large and desirable assort
ment of paper, which they oiler on the lowest terms,
consisting of News and Soak papers, all sizes and
weights,Letters, CaPP, Tissue, flanging. White and
Colored, dilretent widths, English and American
Hardware, cheating, Hatters, Cloth, Pattern ,blanil la.
~Straw, Rag, Wrapping, Tea Papers, ,Le., Ste.
July 17+ 1852 49.3 m
UAGLEY'S GOLD PRNS—Eterdne As:.ort
ulixt—Altrearranted.—The polio Tiber has just re
ceived a farce lot of Elactey'a Superior Gold Pena,
among which are the Congress um! United States
'Pens. both In and out of cases, ait 'to' which can be
returned if the points come off by fair use. The
Mammoth ',limited Slates Pen is a'curiosity. Call
and tee itoogether with the Oilers, at
H. DAN NAN'S
Cheap.,Rooll nod Stationery Store.
LUMBER.—The 1110 , 8CTibM, having e'er.
4 -itnd and put intwwlienation, in addition to his Wa
ter Mill, a..liteam Raw Milton s one of the best tract
olOak limber in Schoylkilkeonoty, la prepare.
to saw and dellveetlmbne of unitizes. at the anarlea
notice. All order's forwarded to the subscriber 'a
Llewellyn. by mail or otherwise. will be thankful!
Atelved and promptly attended tn.
WIARLER 8. UOCKILL.
May „1.18.2. iii T
AINTICD WH& EOAVBE.-Vatioa. figure , '
' for Office Window Screeus,JUet ,received and fo
ells at city prim at . BANNAWB
Cheap Curtain attit Variety atore.
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MS
MEEM
DIED,
MARRIED
RELIGIOUS
B , - -
OARDING.—Font Young Men can be awnn
cnodated witla Boarding by aproyink to SECOND
&greet, below.Malkt•t o tn;o floors iron, )111,,n11,,,ncs
1 4 031.
c.ttion the t.Haptc.y
IL/log HENRY 111CliINGS.:11% tnth•nttlr.,l
Lice to the Stolle rutting, n. 1 .411. th pros, rot:- .1 o
person tiarbot tug of
ect , t. 11, Ids., 37 7,1•
CARDS
Ii11(1) - 1;t:It 31 , K;t1.1,1,
lith.thithrili of and n•
tootkood, that lir among
And inoNt re.pre.ththy * .4 .them .•I their I
and hope, 10 11i...11l li)
0011 1 . and alliitition.
h 1+ ,1 .3 " 1. , earn lite app, ,, ! , ‘.,,,,‘
the In I 1'0.04,10e .1141 tii •
teal. llt lion lh.;1 itilliti ii•iiry
' llW aY 4 orii. and Atom the untana,al
Pra , :th *, ha‘ ,. had, I rontld , •ifily t r dla harp ,
ftatiAlactortly any ciai , r, to Inc
hrtanda of elthrr act, • It
rretalkea?, , , , ..lolll 1 ntairt, and cal li rou r, are 1,-
.11t6ard to all, 00 I
11,1 Vet 11.1 hrt.llatrnu n, g
th itt a 431 . e, ell : twirle aimi radtral I lire ti nl ht: tCrt l.• 1
°trite Lou'? MARKET •areet„ nett door t„ Ur y , .,1' l
Re•Rldenre trnertran
tiro. 11,
_
1 : 1410. Ailtll,lo .1,
1," Ir., off. rto 1 ritlt.l•lfer.l. :Mtttmri
Jill) 1•612. t
A[•(,;()W Af' It 16\1.1 ki I.t ti,t.l
lit .Harker rl.. nr.sr
5.11,51.
ILI'. Atiorro•y 411 011111114
•P 4 1.111er for Ne. York. Mil, r oppo.ite
ILnur, Street,
April 2 1. I 5.52
101 IN C .11•STII (IP l'E
.;Sul att , ild Iu ati, ,Iltruntr.t to bin r ire
imo, !malty 11111+ and
Ntirkt•l St Halt.
f.,
E.
it•t0,,,..,1 1., centreMtro-i•t opp4..te
Mrs • !lAN ts, I'd %liar. tiptiong lot
I:tc:lnertlng, :51,ppis12 1-1
I.ll?.itittly awl r.tre11111)
11:1 y 22, 1 , 62.
•
t; \ 'll • 01.1
*I I'.kintal.,lsl.. ;11111 Guttural Agency
rti•Xt dour to Mittrts' lie tier in 1111
EllonOy, , Gold stivt.r. lift 51 rs
and New lurk for 1;1 It•
Mtr.h'du.ln,2l'l t i
)ETEIi N/J11...ti1/Ai, rargtoret, ha, 1,
111.1tit•il.los otti.'t to Ftt nth Ite•tiet . t. t huldwy, I:•
titior but our lostot, the Prot erctto h
Cell Ire Biter. t, i s t)NS,..lllv.. Ya., IA hut. hr
tratiett I to .1,1 onkt. m the litie prk5!..,,,i..N
April 3,
G. l'it.:1 1 111G1t. AT - T6RNE v. Ar -
Treumvit, Srhtivlkill I•onnty. l'a
Tr..utont, Ap,ll 4 29, 1..51
. .. . _
LOST AND FOUND.
,
1 1 i N ill It. E.I. l'.---Col., to Lis, IrieuilSen 01 lilt ,
I... , ,siiheinriticr, on the; 10th i f A o co.i, ~,oboe in Bar- ,
ry toulethip, net, Taylot, Mr, t eltern. 'rule owner
til retlll.,te,l If, roll, filrwaid, !drove property, ply
vltarges. and lake noun array. iiiiteria imi. they will be
40111 fliTortliou to law .11/NATHAN VARSAI.I..
:Sent. '2.5, 15.i.2. :bi-:It to •
....
QIIItt A V ILAYW.—taiiiii to the 'rummies of thr
I.,..ithyi Tibet, residing to Nill‘Veglitti Tr/..ya-
n 4 .01,11111! Ille Borough of Pot rev tile, a roil '''''V' Liii
Cow, With shunt linen, Vt bile Oa the belly.
and short Ixll. The' owner is 1,41,1i...te1l "
lin . Ottle. forward, pr0ve.16(.11...111, pat I hat Se. anti
take tier awa i, ;nine: w oir 41n. at 11l Le. ...n'tf arrontln4
ii, 1.. iv • ' , C)) 'llll.E.' III: hL. ,
: II n,,: •-",, I.:-..!,2. .
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• NI )111:r. hi beteliY t., crn that 1110 .11.nve I 'ow 1.111
lin inl.l ton th , II:Olt - day of 11..1.111r r,p45 . :, to•,11 etas thr
trtpresos of herping hr r. IAY ain't tell by low •
i. -- I'ILIMI,LIS 11F,A 1..
SI•la '25, 1rr02,. :01--th
- -
16'Tit 1.11 . Mir Le IE.---Strt)edl E.---Strt)ed away front the iiiiti.
tj A uthor trebling In' Wrot But tutu tit 4\
Buvurbip, In kehityllitill 4 'Orfory Mil , r 1 :-... , --cN ,
h ' te.our Otiartgoibitrg, nn ThotoMiv (
eve in; the 943 ntilt., a middle sioril
1 I
t , ' `K MULMLI uoult a Batter on, is Rubbed on the
Night hind Leg, i`aiiit lota a Oulu - TAIL 'Whoever
will Ittllfll dia . 511110 In i.el yultoeritoir, or give
WU, informatiokt %%Mere he ran gel lier Illnla, Will
be reasonably I:Jewarileif.
INILLIANT F. AV A(INER.
September IS, 111.62„ 11s.lt•
HOTELS.
, ...__. • _____. • -
• A MHLANI) it USE, AR( . II St., above 18E v..
,' TX EN TII E 4 4.1'11i13•16 , tpht3. TIIIS 110%4 and .1
1..1..ga11t IttiteelSl now open for tint rervntion 1" - ,;;;;;;;
of visitors. N 9 lot allot IS retinal. and In ,1,..
the inintetha in or ISltha , hneld of Plait'. of - - .d;- ..
1 AIIIIIIItIIII,III. It .01114111 S a ronnt,r co' Rims. toot'',
lorni+lota ton degree of eleg,ottrn and c contort itt.tell.
Vglialll'd• Rat in, hot and coicl watvr , are I onnectittl
with ths estahlthlintent. The Procittettess solicits
the natrattagrt of too. (mitts :trot the pit lulls, as , iiiitn:
I them that no pains will bs spars.l to ry titter sataav-
MRS MARV kV IIA a'Elt,
.
Late Pepin',i. Gall, Pratt ill.•, Pa.
N I' litruit v, Slopertareadditt
Isf,t! v- fit
TA IY S P Itl N 4.1 Ittrr kk: 1.1. -Ti n • 111--
der 1 . 1 spectrittly 34116011,1, .10 fill (them!,
ator the public ill e.•ner P. 111:1/ the
FOUNT& IN SPRING IltrEEl.,.fortioittv
kept by Ms, ItelAcl, wbe le he %vitt be
glad to arcoutinnitate all that may pair-01117. e . 7i ec,
table %111 be provided tvtb the •
best
-
best the trinket afford,. ILa Ilar ii 1.1111:11 to any in
the country
llh rltabling .111fidellt to t ntertnin any quantity
or .rock.
The, Hon., I.a. been tvitti a i 31 2 ,• afJ
f.0I11:nu , Il , ,I (tall Room at 1,1,11..41. whirl' will alta
be opt. or those titst will favor him with
ISRAEL t EITZI Nt: ER
ept. 4, 1553.
1 1 1 0 Tlll s Tit A V LI IL Pl' I
I till.A;S:4 I I ()TEL ---TITHAIS 91 59 per
(lay. The subscriber, bayog lately become
proprietor of the Franklin House, rhestmt
street. between 3.1 awl 41h, Philadelphia,
and haying redumql the;, price of Hoard to $1 rpo; v v,
day. C1Ve.n 1 3ice,t1131.n...it,v31.4,341 , 11ne this redaction,
jrt VIII rl ill continue kb keep a First via,.
The Fran kiln House : : has just undergone rtleinied
alterations. and 13 nolk fined up and refurntshml in
impetior style for the rer..1.4 ion of v 1.,0 or, T h e Inn
er door, formerly occupied by qtrirk,, 14 now 1,” hided
in the linlei, Conning 3 sparino.. 'mum] ItOrmi.
flentlemen's Parlor, and Dion Haunt„ thereby al
lowing an addition of thin y chambers and several
te.aattful parlors, fronting nit Clie.sitat Si. roooos
of liar, Ilmel ale, soperior to must outer., b. 1.11..
ti:Ciirtrti With alcnees.—fortitine pallor and bed-cljam
tier attached, well liaised 3114 ventilated. The lin , 3-
111111 10 nn.nrpaserd, eill.er fur business or pleamite.
ti EP.. 11. Wilt )1.31A N. Propir, Philadelphia.
r.i, ' 3l m
' FOR SALE AND TO LET.
, ro RENT.-A convenifmi Bur 1)n - riling in
I- Malia Meng.. Street. firm *ISO per an nnin In
quire al IMa ()give, 01' .I.P. A.I.STAIrc,
Silliantonga Sir, el
313,4(4'
Sept N, to
_ -
1201t . SALIR.--A valuable lot on the tomer o f
L' :Starke( and courtiand strross, Ili the Bor o ugh of
Potteville. Apply to the owner, itoirrna RORE:RT+•
of to Hey WM: NIIIIMAN, olupolte
Inc Court Illonse,Pottevtlie.
ISfel tit*
tiAL.V.•—A 12 Engane (do. aiteq) b II
in tact equal hi a 15 le -, l3t.'••••ne:itly, or
Fond as new. ItAting been in .1 lew nee kw Only
ottered for sal.,logeiher with breaking rolleri and
elevaiors. The vitite , tril!er requiring nne Of double
the power, thig tt ill he aol,l twirl!, the money. Airply
at the office of the Maltatitongo or at
Mr. 7' It. Wirtter.tteen ,, , Port rArfron.
JOHN PINK ERTON
June
'pOR SALE. -A Farm ovrr Twenty
germ, of la mt. with a Ow Miing hollife. and L . ;
%table altatmed—M M 11
illati 0P Rill., from
at the intimlon .of Adirket and
slalianioago Sitneta, Apply in
May 29, 1552.
pH, rikiliil".- 7 11e large, cointiZthris, 1...;..,:, 7
and well built Shop. situated on Third L _
AVirt
Street, immediately in the rear of the house kklip
1
and piere of ground now occupied by EL ll.' ,-
Goldin; and the house occupied II!, Joseph Morgan.—,
Rir further particulars erupts+ of
JOSEPH NIORI - IAN.
Fob. 21, 1952. O-If
VOIR SALFI,.—A TWI r ST4)111 Frame al
r Dwelling Sinii.e, wilt 3„ , tinAenient of fr,:';l
stone and 'a good well of water upon the is, ,
lot,situated on the Nortlialde of Mahantango•a*-J- •'
:greet, Pottsville. Apply to
CLEMENT S. POSTER
November 5. WM 4541
_
liTo L ET. —A large and C . 111 l 11l 10411Wiki . , 1
1 (Mee and fixtures, in nannan's Huila- .i.",,, , - . l';
ingg, opposite the EpLir opal Clititch, (*entre vrifit
E', 6
....:. •,
Street. Enquire. of
JOHN PANNAN.
Jan.11,1h52. 3-11' ,
Foltitittft.—A Rei 0 M sad It .t s P.- C,4
t it :
' !tient with Steam rower. nultnhle for a ; 1;7
small Machine shop for working in Etrass,...4 . l
kr. Apply to !
111. BAN?.tiAN.. 'I
-------,..t
iil:l44' ii'ortSALE.—The Canal
13 float " Ben Franklin." carrying.=
1711 tons, In good order. Applyto J. M. li.E. , ll'll'
SON, Pottaville, or JOSEPH DREIBELBEIS,SchuyO
kill Haven.
March 6,1552
fiRIZIe;IiiWOOD LOT'S Vint sAl.E.—lialuotdot,
X blinding Into in the most central part of the fort
ough oilTotbivine, lately laid out on the Greenwoo4
.Eatate,'are now offered for sale. Apply to ,
A. RUSSEL. %gent
for the neinera, at his office in Matunianeo 4t.
Ponsvnie, May a, 1851
over
Foster & Co.'s slim. acre. A p.ly to
SOW FOSTER.
Aug. 9.18.51 t f
_ _
.... MAME EINGIN li..—FOßri A 1.11 A 33 1101r.:41
) , ..7 rnWe! Engine in first , rare order. Far ii3rociii.
7.3 ir
lar apply to M. C. 11E111.N tR. E .N .. or In
Iir:IVRY ItICK:1, ‘Vitmiti4ion, Delaware.
an. 4, Issl , 1-ti 1.
_ .
BOOKH t HOOKS S wthiishof and 1,4
rale et the Huber:three store
UNCLE TOM'S tAIIIN -AS IT lA—!leilo2 narr.i•
die:., Pr etiev, and incident:4 In the Rfal •• Lir, of th,.
Lowly "—fly W. L. C. I vol. fin. jll.
The Wide Wide Woth'l—lly E. Wethrrill, it vol. .
Iliptnty of thP 'Mormon,. nr fntrr Day I , ta Intl
I.fent. J. W. fianntson;of tltr Typographit.l Cngi
nerre.
FOAMY'' , Prattical Treati.te on Elogiart.o..or how 6
gel' save, Spnru), rive. lend and bequeath. rnonesJ
Ily rAvd. F. Frtedly, I vol. clo.
The fthtld nt,llorne—i.ty Jo°. Abbot;
Near llotne •heihn Cengtaphiell ,•ket rite.; or Int-
Ltn,l, Scotian I% France, Itn:411,
to snit young render.. L vol. et...—ad or which w' II
hnt..,bi at Publislter'4 priceß, at
Rept. 4,1552.
UMNIAWMA===
it ran yams, n pia nan ancy b ingl al
Lutheran Sunday ectiool Libraries, &c•Acc., all
whitit Will be sold at city prices. at
Theological and iilleiellaieiipsZgok &on
-ept11,18,54. 17—
IiED
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MAGINNIK,
Centro tit,, l'oti;ville
11) a
Book :tad Stationery Store
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'll STEA)I-UNGIN MACHINEAN , Sr,
Sal.l al ileiningion, Itahlvnion • New
rit,Olttg:t 7 3lttl " " Mint:l4'
('o”.11 , 3114•• 1,1•11 al a neatOr/litre,
iheir 13 , i/altie Matillilet), ithllts h,cl.•
I',.u.ine. of full h7l , i, t• 1 ,••!Ith
Of, 11101 , r -IiI•IALt•JI:•••••• t?t, lilt jo t , r
rt..; r.‘r.titiv & Mr.
I , l , l , l..lTri•runn. in tho heat mannor, nj / . 0 . 0.11U,
If fed 110 nlih two 1;011.1•11S• r)9•III, a haute
Enz - 10014improved — Cnit4h,r," * and appurenanr•,
with lull-111, h
onhfei,dvt7,-- 6,1 ; ••••‘" 1.•••-thclt
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talaiti I tit`eltal,4 .111.1 ktlted: ltdhinsoit. trading,
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law 111,1111111 C. 1.1011( All b.,
Indebted to tti• •I I having elite,,
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of It ltncnho 11.14111• 111 111 , t
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7%1. I; 1' 11E1 IN lat
",4itot. 11, 15i
37-3 t•
0( t. IV At: EkSE.I.I4EII4 & CO., Rank
-oor. and Dealer.. in Exenatigo i Penn'e.
l'”lteeting attended to, and draftis f..r sale on all
(I T tirtneitial of the 11' titan. ? k brallet paya,
at all tlii it ft inkiel 114.11. , 3 . in Engl. nd.
Ireland. Set.tland root %% idiot.
July 17. 1.59
tk,l IN F. It SAYANTE I). Prilat (.11 Miners
watiieil tinuleitiately 711111 r? NViist Delaware Mtne•
!WI t, hom r rrl,l r 1 .r•Wspli,111.111 j.YII rood 15.171.1
w 1.1 he en . Pa) 111.1i1r. 111 I‘ll turf weeks --
Apply
Al/111y Iro 1/ , 11 - 1 . V 1.4. J 1 P:11 l:.. .it (A, trorr.,
July ?I, 31-ti
Iv Al% TEll -A I' liliSuN $1 . 1:12RIVIEN11
I ~ 1 1 W,•11 "1, w r onm;
F.ll/111'11•111•sr 111 Mining ...nt tercirl,rller. of Ill' highest
diameter reittiireil Nei,. York City Piot
13itt :1104, AI itrz 11 , 1111Wat101111.
111! 1. 11,51
- 31-If
r II 11 I
Y V K N :\ :::1 " ;
).lit 117 1 . in1010y1711.111, 111/1 voting and ottl,
unto. and ; and also, till lemons wishing to
employ ant. and al! hind, of liarolit, 1.A11,0111;iti-t er
rilikt V A N 111 rerrive not till jnforatittiati hp call
ing at tit.. "WI., of the tiler in MARKET ' I WI 1 r
Pa. :le' TURNI. mole rate.
N.M. 11,SOS, J 1'
Laud Agent and 4entiral
ANA 5. Vt.sl Iri s
‘, 1 1;',1 NiTlitILY 'LEASE a the; nil IMr
lying 60 ratio fruit, the Lei.st'Jitt'o Gait Ra tllead •
hai,h - ren attuned di 11VVerll place., Inn
Coal irs of .10pr-fir, Vtrlll,l lying
tai, awl can Ito worked titr tnitny pears above na
te( Irv, Ttitio properly lies the Mearefit polio
Road, and ail',,rds, an ti,,rctilleng opi.cittutill3 for all
ente rpruti rig titteratur far the Gii•st Wet ten,
TO it 111,1 tat.. Tr,r4 fit it 11111./1111,111 Lelirrir pill be
Irtil 01111'1 n eoil apply' :tie oh,
at No nn ,
:5 11. • .1 New Yuri,.
; WALTER Ml kit
ati
N.kw. 15. I'lsl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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LE•rTrat tiIe.A.I.EN•- Al pew gill ..1,!!1•111
rertirie for Ow ft I , tV rnac OM r . 1.1 m: Abiii. Q. 4
scab, tif Slle tooml ;‘proco 041 k lull, ;'Of detio 11111: tW.
lerfolt (lii11• iiii..l no el s' , ll aiiil;f4 -Ali , :it
11. HANNAN'S
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clic:lp Nut y. 'AI :111011 , 11,3
n ilNie Ni ood , .
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ri ARIUS' STATE IL FA ; ors, vOI.S. 4
LI et...1.-just recAved.vols 1 and 5 l'itole arpialr.
by 11,17r1S- price 51-3 [ld r.,1 ea V ty%
- U. HANNAN
Stlo. .25, 1.5'.!.
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.2(lf I REAAIS WRAPPING. PAPER -ei
ri /- iiiitiq no dill„-.. Also. 5 , ./ Real - 14 013 glio; I`.l.
put, di:lPf POI . e iIC,I and , 0131ittic, ni
1. HANNAN'S
Pap , tit,•tr.
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Rizlibel , , Ureic P Impf (:,0,/ye Ire. Patent
a capital al tick , I't M tli r;
11.11. 11111,11er Qlneea A nd If irlon.4, 61111 r,izeg and
lualiii s, For elir3r HILNNAN . A
8 0, 9 .11,,1 Variety Store.
Isfe:
~1 UNs GU NS sfi HEISLER tut,:
7 now nn haad the tictit Jnil • ettainsive atiport
-111..!.L ni Unuhir Il d Sin¢le I.l4relled 8116 T GUNS
ever oirttriiil in .4i:111101311 Cniinty.
mt.n in want Of 4 . 1,11 Chedip . Guns; would-do writ
ft rail anti enJmitic itqr -rock ijefore tnitclinsing elle
, here.
Kept. 11. 1552. •
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I 'A MAE CUTLEht.V-:1. have /Jost rerrivrd
an a(shrtment of Table Coil, ry, No/ y - flallmard
ff.nolle Cairn., at redneed
A tie. - 3a.tf
BRITTANIA A1L1.L.4-4; nodi;atiCkr, Ira 4011
Carce-pots, Table Ca.tor.,at the Town Iron
Store. ['RANK PUTT.
: 35-If
US .—Stngie and Doul,l/i, tine two,' gun., earn
%Almon rlnglr gang flame gag., Skid, Powdrr and
Balls, Copper and thorn Pnwller Prrrn“jon
Cap.. Ouporit'e Spatting PoLider, Shot. &r , Town
Ifall Iron Store. FRANK PO IT
Atm 1552. 35 ti
ARP lt TOti4S.—tivnrli and Mor.•
kiding Planet, Mortire and ;rimier :Chisel., Hurl.
Paned, Bark and Rupp Fatca,Town 111111r/in Stet,
FRANK PUTT.
: 3.5-te
A tie. 29, I • '
DU ILDI lIA It.11)%lk 1%E.•
.13111ng.,. Cta. , Pa int,. •ht j,i redored prier... Torn
11411 bon Slot.. 1411 PO 17.
All 7 Ls, I .15.tf
10)016: 4 L—Enr.11.6 iteporia in t:aw and
; lepoln of (.114e4 in the Hon? ,
ni L o rd,. Privy Col/mil, Croirtn of V.lll7ity and Corr
•mon Law ; and th, A.fin rain,' and red.m.o ,o
Coitus. infladmg also, rade. In Ilankraidq 3 "P
r.rivto n AP,V.A. Al 1V , 417/nPI4. at 82 per "I
rorrived and for cyln by . :D, OANNAN.
er e futilliti Itt,' l pub.:eel:tent von/
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GROCERE, Sr.c.
c ALTS SALT . : : sAjiAr f--5,000 dark'
1.0 Lire Tool r: round, (or ninvol l hint) 3.frOld ,, A l ' l '
ton's fine, 10, 1 nal,lwortttls
30 Iba Dairy ly nn Iland and for oil
In lota to Butt pnrNun, .by
A I,tA ANDER HERE?,
- Importer and Dealer ill 14111. Nor 23
South Wharvrr.,
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p lIIL A DEL PII I A iv trol.118.11.F: 1•11111 3
of Tv;c7s. ,
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Afay 41, I'2 -
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sontAlent of GreroonAl Teas,. WlAA'en
ebeated -etngnr cutetl Erako ulna
cured Dried Berr. . ,
Pickled tleinitin,llPlekle;lisi Jaffe,
Fine 64114011, liPrtnesi,fir,
Cornenii.ilFarinix; :
Ilaker`ri Stoma. Kerrie ted Ckorolaiil
LeaVill'lpure Coneentrated emads o f v on illo,Lese
on. Orange Nutmeg, sc., drc. • '
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