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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, DM'.
BIISINESS NOTICES.
CT GONE TO AUSTRALIA is now the werd
when a saving Welch. Scotch or Englishman is mis
sing from among us. Whether they better them
selves remains yet to be seen, but if they will go,
we advise them to be careful in the selection of the
vessels they go in. Among the number up at New
York, the fine - ship "Baltimore" is well worthy of
examination in every *ay: runs with eight and a
halt feet between decks; well fitted up and provi
sioned, and, according to the Insurance Office Re
ports, of which we publish an extract copied from
Merry's Weekly Marine Report, she must be in ex
cellent, condition." "Rigging good ; Sails good ;
White-oak Locust and Cedar; well built; White
oak hanging 'and dagger kneed; deck-cabin and
house amidships; heavy repairs, September and
October, 1852 ; new apron ; many new timbers ;
new ceiling; refastened; caulked and put in fine or
der.".
re- MICHAEL MURPHY offers his Brick
house, hemmer. the Penn's. , Hall and American
House, for rent. It is well supplied - with home
kold conventencts ae adcertisament.
Er THE COUNTY TREASURER gives 'an
important notice to those; interested in Las sales.
rir THE POTTSVILLE Public Sehool Board
want a Male Teacher. -
rEr .1 • M. BEATTY A: SON want a 10 to 15
norze•power Engini3.
PH/LLDILLTHLI AND Nscv Yoas ADViRTISZBEINTS.
Er THE PROSPECTUS of the Saturday Ev
e Post:publighed by Deacon & Peterson, 66 S.
.13d Street, Philadelphia, will be found- in another
Icolumn.. This is one of tilt oldest and best news
!papers In the United States—as a family visitor, it
stands unrivalled by any newspaper or periodical of
the day. The character of the Port is too well
,known to need any commendation at our hencls—
please read the Prospectus and see the good things
the Publishers have in store for its readers.
tar FRENCH'S HOTEL, Corner Frankfort
Street, and City Hall Square, New York, is repre
-seated to be kept in capital style. - We recommend
u as a afopping•place for visitors to that City from
;Schuylkill County:
21 UT TRUSSES, Supporters, Riding . Belts, Sus
*awry Bandages, are., &c., to be had at B. W
Stratton & Co.'s, 42 Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
lar UDOLPHO WOLFE, 22 Beaver Street, N.
york, wants physicians to try his celebrated "Aro
sciatic Scheidam Schnapps" as a medicinal agent.
rir WELCH'S PORTRAIT of Washington is
said to be , superior to anything of the kind ever be
ore got.up—see advertisement.
PEDDLING IN SCUD:M. COIINTIi
EDITOR OF MINERS' JOUR!YAL am pleased to
pee that the people of Pottsville are enforcing the
law in regard to Pedlars. In this vicinity we suf
fer Innen from this class, and many are sufered to
pursue their calling from general ignorance of the
law. I think, that if the provisions of the law in
regard to Pedlars in Schuylkill County were more
generally known, the evil would he in some mea-•
sure removed. Will you be so kind as to publish
the law in the Jounial, and oblige
Yours, &c., SL'IISCRIDER.
New Philadelphia, 2V v. 29M, 1852.
The Law inquired for is as follows:
Act or 17th April, 1846—An Act supplementary
to the acts - relating to hawkers and pedlars, and re
gulating auctions in the County ofSchuylkill:
18. Secriox I. From and after the passage of this
Act, no person or persons shall sell, or expose to
Sale, w ithin the County of Schuylkill, as a hawker,
lecher or traveling merchant, any foreign or dome.-
tc goods, wares or merchandise; under the penalty
of fifty'dollars for each and every offence, to be in
flicted in the manner provided for in the act of April
rill, one thousand eight hundred and thirty-three,
'f A. supplement to the act regulating auctions in
the city of Lancaster, and other towns of this Com.'
monwealth, passed the seventh day of April., eigh
teen hundred and thirty-two."
The manner of recovering the fine, above
alluded to, is prescribed thus : '
• forfeitures that may merle under this act, or
the acts to which this is a further supplement, may
be sued for and recovered by action of debt, before
any alderman or justice of the peace, as debts of
like imountere by law recoverable, by any person' ,
who may sue for the seine, one-half to the informer
and the other half to the use of the County in which
the offence may have been committed.
o,"Brotrrattr.ous ComeurnoN or Coat.—
The imminent danger' of spontaneous com
bustion, inseparable from the use of Bitu
minous coal, is becoming felt more and
more. The New York Herald states that
in consequence of the refusal of the Marine
Insurance Companies of that city to open
policy on Cumberland coal going to the Pe
ek, the Navy Department has been com
pelled to decline a conditional purchase of
:Goo tons, thus giving to the anthracite
companies the excluinve- monopoly in the
Q?" Royu Srowr.—Wild ducks are said
if) be unusually plenty an the Susquehanna
ted other waters frequented by them at this
• - .0. The gunners, of course, are baying
'good time. A writer in the Cecil (Md.,)
!it, from Havre de Grace, a place famous
“r us many "dockers" and good marksmen,
,Is the sportsmen (of that vicinity, we
, • e,) consume ' , some 2,250 . pounds of
.wder, - . 11,250 pounds of shot, and use
000 decoy ducks," during the season, from
e Ist of Oetobefto March.
10.- Pains, Bum bc Co., of Phcenix-
Me, have leased the iron ore mines of
erstown, and have commenced mining
on a large scale. The Pottstown Lag
says it is splizided leaking ore.—lt ts
tiled by . Mama 6 miles--and is then con
ed by Railroad or Canal to Phcenixville,
supply the- anthracite: furnaces at that
• It is supposed the supply of ore in
-
t section is inexhaustible.
07111 A Rip WAT.—Atkansas hint a pub.
debt of over i 20 00.000, end .. , her Me'
as are not saffrient to pay one dollar of
teeming interest.
A:
arrnaaCris 'coal was Pronounced a
)rtryeani sgro.--Eacknige. • -
bat redeethedirs bleared re.
tune. • - • •-•
Winona robed by sobbriprob
to remunerate Mr. Lertiatos
slam. -
)aryt•Two',Yr.szs AGO. -AD
enunciated to a geode.
list of prices tithe Deena.
10,from which it appears that
14:acne use ban become much
they were formerly. In 1813
sadly hat coat twenty ithillinp;
coly!even &Mar. A shot
tad ant penes, winch m sow
the nitdhagx. Calico, what' b
sun pens a yard ' is now
ma holland has lathe from
wtireartam"
4 k gto re met; bo.
'rink pence to eight penes
Lai Wenn quality, teem mght
'um km sfim tea
r Peacet bunts, fromugar,. ,
one skil
rci'm loath from two and six
Poen
from two and
'dot fir: craw w tbg bats Ms is
,themaspaid,
Tar CO/4. TRAMS Pan 1852.
r
The quantity sent by Reamed . this week is 32 ;
5-12 15—by Canal, 18,124 02--for the week, 50,.
Gtifi 17 toes. The Railroad year closed oo the 30th
but wehave reckooe4 the whole week's ship
ments, es usual. The total amount shipped by
Railroad, this year, up to the 30th ult., is 1,650 ;
. 5'5, lts tons.
We annex &letter containing some filets in rela
tion to the Eastern market, that may be of interest
to the trade generally :
01 00
- *3OO
6 OD
- 800
300
B. atirtsLit, Esq.—Deer Sir:—The quantity of
Coal arriving here this year to date, is 37-4000 tons;
same time last year,
295,028 tonic although not
showing the increase. of 1851 in receipts, Jet the
stock on band may be considered heavy, staciently
'so, with an ordinary winier. to Carry the trade. over
the first of March neat. Retail Price $5.
The scarcity and high price of wood, must in
creeise the consumption . ot Coal in the Eartearn
market very materially.
The kw cargoes of the "inimitable, Transition
Coal" remain pretty much on hand; its introduc
tion to the market, is a failure.
The Iron busineis is all alive, the , Urge Rail
Mills, out of operation for some time, have begun
again under very favorable auspices, using about
half quantity of fuel, of Anthracite Coal, formerly
all English Coal.' Put
ail
.%ittual
The Lehigh trade, for the season, up to Saturday
last, amounts to 1,091,230 tons--already exceeding
the shipments of last year by 104,000 tons. The
Lock, damaged by the lite high water, has been
repaired, and liminess pea on briskly.
•
Hy Telegraph.
PORT RICHMOND, PRTDAT, 1 O'CLOCI, P. X
Rues of freight from Richmond,—
To Boston,
To Rhode Wand,
To New York,
Washington,
New Haven,
Hartford,
Albany,
Norfolk,
Savannah,
REPORT OF SHIPMENTS
From Richmond, for the week ending on Setur•
dap, Nov. 27, 1852 :
111
Si 19. IBoaton dr. vici 4,662 i
I 20 Conn. &R. 1%67/ i
I 46 1 20. N. Y. br viein.llo9,2o
7; 41North River 1 1,636
1! 1.91 14 6Southern
- -
T'l. ' 9: 111; 14 30For the week,, ,334
the week - , 164 1 Ooraeasiiii, 1,116,4011
Boston and vicinity includes everything going
East of Cape Cod, to Zslaesaehasetta, New Ramp
shire and Maine.
Southern Ports includes everything to the South
ern Suites and West Indies, as well u to all towns
on Delaware River below. Richmond.
Amount of Coal sent by the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and Schuylkill Canal, for the
week ending on Thursday evening bust :
• ' RAILROAD. CANAL.
WEEK. TOTAL. WEEK. TOTAL.
Pt.C. 9,157 19 500,005 12 8,81.315 03 378,846 02
51t.C. 2,083 17 112.281 17 2,188 12 84,458 10
S. H. 16,849 13 797,911 01 5,900 02 242,826 02
PLC. 4,451 06 250,685 04 1,169 05 71,237 19
Total. n,542 15 1,680,893 14 18,124 02 777,388 03
Total, 1,4138,231 17 -
To sense period last year by R. R. 3,650,270 -00
do do do do Canal. 575,968 09
Increase this year by Rail Road, 10;613 14
do do do Cant,, 201,399 14
Total increase this year,
The following is the quantity of Coal transported
over the different Railroads in Schuylkill County,
for the week ending Thtirsdtty evening: . 6
WYSE.. TOTAL.
Mine Hill Zr, S. H. R. R. 20,844 04 1,010,323 0/
Little Schuylkill R. R. 6,566 06 299,345 12
Mill Creek do 8,367 04 437,362 08
Mount Carbon do 4,027 09 191,950 09
Schuylkill Valley do 8,243 06 423,924 17
Mt. Carbon &Pt Carbon 8,610 05 470,148 14
Union Canal R. R., 1,604 05. 71,500 12
Swatara R. R. 945 07 42,067 19
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.
Sent for the week ending Nov. 27, 1852
Lehigh Coal de Nay. Co.,
Room Run Mines,
Bearer Meadow.
Spring Mountain,
Colerain Coal,
East Sugar Loaf Co.,
Cranberry Coal Co.,
Hazleton Coal Co.,
Diamond'Coal Co., .
Buck Mountain,
Wilkesbarra Coal Co.,
Total. ' 18,007 07 1,091,250 09
To eame
.period lag year," .986,551 05
Increase this year, so far.
RATES OF TOLL. AND TRANSPORTATION ON RAIL
'ROAD UNTIL DEC. 1, 1852.
From M. Carbon. S.. Haven, P. Clinton
To Richmond, • 1.70 1.65 1,45
ToPhiladelphia, 1,10 1,65 • 1,45
TOLL ET CANAL UNTIL CLOUD,
From Port Carbon to Philadelphia
Aroma Carbon, do
" Schuyl. Haven, -do
" Port Clinton, do
From Port Carbon,
" Mount Carbon,
" Sebuyl Haven,
8. , STRATTON 4 CO,
SURGICAL BANDAGE MAKERS.
No. 42 Walnut St., Wow Second, Philtura.,
OFFBR to the feted. the folkiwieg re-
inedIes,—TRUOISRS for every form of
rupture Comptemors or Riding fic h e,
Supporters. Suspensory Racdages, Lace
Starktago.lke.
Apparent. Deforetrilso. as Spinal arectiOne.
Cab FM, Molested Limbs, Weak Joints and Frac
tures.
All of the above constantly kept on band or made to
ink cease at short notice, and gsantateed In every
mikados.
Dec. 4; DIM'
._BOROVI3II STMIIIIIIIIIT.
pHs Town Conseil of the Borough of Pottsvilte.
.1. submit the following Statement of the expendi
tures of lb. Borough, from the 110111 of Slay, nil. to
*Ohl 30th, 1051, inclusive, with statement of liabili
ties:
,
Statement of .gomdit . ursais do deco 'mud •
for Imam and Colnrta. . OO.llO 59
" Ximellanomm expanses, foradiag Piro
pparatus. .547
" Lamps and Watcb. ' 1 1 X
,3115 9 i
" inform on Orden. ' 1113 17
ltzpoasoo of Carting. 54 00
••• imek-op Route. • f 7 93
" Markin Roam, 115 OD
Total mama of expetadltoree within the
above stated period. 112.251 01
Statetasse of the Amount* reisived junto; die
shove Period of thee; •
Prez:lobe kith. lts !apneas rer JBto
sits
In Sal
" W Can k,
ottnia, . 4 12
" John ()Jess*. Chief Series. 116 131
" Peter mastre. 00
" John Ilea, on meows of depilate 5
1831, 7.255 30
" Usury Glebe, on account ofdoplicabt.
13111. 425 06
•4 Wm Leith. peal 11 Cowbell; 260 58
" Belem enameled over sad abovetba ,
receipts daring Ms above period, 310 111
Total sweat reettivedl. * 11 .154 07
Wakeless.; of the AllimtAef _PetAtville, 4041
Loos front 11 Patterson.dated April2o.lll3ll .
to Ise.v. o 7e Mattes Sues. - .*9,000 .00
Illalsainongo Street. •-; 1.1101) 00
Loan from Jacob Alter. ss
inove ' •
Buret, 11131, . - Coal •
2.gra 10
Loos from the mune. Bask, dated Nov.
611833, hninsee Cesare llueet.elter =
the horongb parehaesl b Asia the Cas-
Ire Tames C 0.,. _ SO
Orden mead and not redeemed. up tolday -
11 3653. 2,1131 211
blurs dettoe, loastshd sedate toot re;
domed. • Or as
Total swam ot
__dw Apra smut as
suansaa ofsoisslabis maw te meet the owls -
Indedtaroost: -
Jsegtoest inlet Um, tikfait,lkalwa of
tbasicate he NW . PPS 3$
Jobs Raab balsas' re !splint* ISM." •
, - okilf as
EleMty dots hos bi „ II
amiestas. MO
17seettiod ationt aelth Obstel ' • 7 1_ 13 14
Joillisest Miss* Notwseish 117
Wawa sear sot abets trainable sesso. r
- Total. 59
Avolirg* WM it the oilier of thefl4mi'rg
lat sad Ciao* abullmen - *Ma 011,
LeeZep Ikon witlioet - 110
ligilfjtilerse efigrovad oa Wiens •
Op
Tnirir• MINIS
Beet sad Lebbit Wagon, with Wien
Meta. _ •
toe* 4... t the sumes, fit..penktsr, , _ W
- • ".""".".".".
road _vales itripsigh — lA* *
The win hidetedisai pi mama r.
' Peliuntltiamerk, den eitallibleaksilir
wiiat &diet Uisiollablesee
mut persitnas 'MA* 4 0 11 11
Ratko Waft* agstriernie lkoriegAs,' 4/11410;/#
infonnsita Tawaild. psktafgar. 01104
sans* _ • 00.
gab *ea isle. Jam O s semesk - •
An*
plant
ralleifinta' Town Oinadl otthS
e ire' inksetlaMe.
Dits. 4* 11111, • ... 41114
tru m p Nay aid imartsjit
saserfbeethes
- Award WW 1 Week ,
=I I Z ig neteide ."ll ll/Thie mertil isill
e" r in a rdbff, l4 l9 ai r Wre illieligf
°MI" ! - 411.10 hat MO SP*
BosTon, .Noveaber 30a, 1832
Destination. ' 1 one
M==
177,31k3 03
RAIL ROADS
WCF.X. TOTAL.
6,524 05 422,785 07
1,599 05 78,578 01
1,314.11 - 45,486 12
2162 13 135,882 00
931 10 36,562 10
' 393 01' 11,319 05
768 01 48,097 01
1,935 00 127,194 18
698 04 40,791 18
1,256 17- 102,967 14
426 00 41,585 03
EAT= OF 11.210112 DT CANAL.
Philo& N. York.
70 $175
70 1 75
65 1 70
OM=
1110 N ISILLMIL—Thie *able RIM Tait bunt Pack
as Ship ItALTIIIOIM.-CasTaut Paaaaalea 8.
Novelty", fasartag at tit amen nits, will =axed
the &aria as allft sk.lp of this line, sail paso
:may au tin Via of Dr w. inber.frootionv York to
KILBOURNE, POST PHILIP.
ft is well karma that the New York bath Patter
Shipsp are the .nest and datum In the world. The
Sinister, was the Pistilli° ship of the New Tarb
and Havre Line,and with the superb accommodations,
filling up, together with her extreme heights be
tween decks fng feat.) and het superior ventibulon,
she will be the most. comfortable ship that has yet
been dispatched for Australia. • Her rates of Passage.
Ist Cabin, Poop Cabin. 'SOO
State looms, betw , a decks, !..111 . 0 d?uble births.
241.0abin State Rooms, 125
125 slope ••
1- " Open Births, 110
A Surgeon and proper attendants provided. The
manner in which the ships of Ode line hue been
tined up and provisioned has obtaseed for them a de
cided preference over all others.
- I)eC. 4. 1852.
TO PIITZIOLONSI TBBOIICEBOUT TIME
UN ITBD STATES. •
D'NECKING it unnecessary to remind any regular
niember of the Medical professkin, of the estab
lished Medical properties of Pima /locust) Oln, In
many diereses of ical tendency. I respectfully
invite sour examination to a very superior article,
manufactured by myal:urively, at
In lloccenn, by a process liar to my own Facto
ry. It la flavored and medicated, not by the common
It
berry. but by the choice botanical tansy of GM
aromatic Italian Juniper Berry. whose more vinous
cutest Is distilled and rectified with its spirituou
eolvent, and thus becomes a coacentrated tincture,
of exquisite flavor and aroma, altogettrer Mmes.
dent, In its cordial and medicinal properties, to any
Holland'. Gin heretofore known.
Amid the into: of inf. " ns with which
this country is now B ed, physicians tad no little
difficulty in prow a good and pure Gin.which
they can princribe h conAdence in its beneficial
effects. As an Importer of twenty years' standing,
la the City of New York, and possessing a mature d
experience m the manulbcture of HOLLAND Gin es
pecially, I beg to submit to your attention my " An
°Miele flcaterreat elcaneeirs„" ea 011111 which cannot
fall to realise your utmost expeccatkins,and I shall
be happy to forward is you a bottle of it, free of
charge, in answer to a letter intimating your readiness
to accept IL
It Is now scarcely Una year stnee I have prepared
and distnboted my Behledam Gin exclusively for
medicinal purpose*; yet. within that brief period, I
have received one thousand !ellen, both from physi
cians and patients, testifying to really extraordi
nary efficacy hi Gravel, Incipient Dropsy, and affec
tions of the Kidneys and Bladder genersUy , and I
have no doubt that it would yield similar results,
with precision and certainty, in your own profession
al experience. Put up in Pint and Quart Bottles;
with my name upon the bottle; cock and label, with
an essay on Its properties. This article should be to
be hence of every traveller.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, !Winter.
No. 4Y Beaver Street, Now York.
Dec. 4, 1132. Sicet
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This superb picture, Engraved under the superin
tendence of THOMAS SULLY, Esq.. the eminent
and highly gifted artist, la the only correct likeness
of Washington ever publlehed. It has been dumb
teased as the greatest work of art ever produced in
this country.. As to its fidelity, we refer to the !et
ude of the adopted son of Washington. George Wash
higton Park Coats. who says. "Iv Is a bithilli re
premonition of the celebrated original," and to Chief
Justice Taney.of the Supreme Court of the United
States, who says, "As a work of art its excellence
and beauty must striae every one who sees its and
It le no less happy In its likeness to the Father ofhb
country. It was my good (Wane to have seen blip
in the days of me_ boyhood. and his whole appear
soca is yet strongly impressed on my memory. The
pearall you have issued appears to me to be an *s
ea inpresenting perfectly the impression as
well as the Ibret and features of the face." And says
Se eater Cass." ft is a 4fe-ints runtantation ef dui
greet ertyinat. President Fillmore says." The work
appears to me to have been admirably 'nailed and
ewes/way worthy of the patronage. of the
publlc.' -
Says Merchant. the eminent !admit Painter. and
the Pupil of Stuart, "Your_print to my mind is more
remarkable than any other I have seen. ter present
ing the wilds ludivldnality of the original portraits
together with the noble and dignified repose of air
and manner, which an who ever saw Me considered
a marked eharatteristit of the Illastriou maa is
commemorates."
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Per the great merits of this picture we would rear
every lover of Washington to the pottralt twig to
be seen at the °Mee of this paper, and lo Go biters
of the tbilowlas artists, &atom% Jules and &bol
us seeonsployiag It
ARTlSlTS.—lgarthant and Elliott. of New York t
•Botbenoel. and Leabdin. of Philadelphia;
Chaser nudist. of Boston; Charles Fraser. *fetter.
lesion. E. C. sod to the adopted son of Wet blotto*.
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WlnGed Beets, Hen. Groot•• H. Dallas. Den. Wo. It.
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tesoody.noa. L C. WhbOu; LL. D.. JURUITII.—.
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THE MINERS'- JOURNAL, AlitD - POTTSViIIE GENE r. f'l
. a. H. CAMERON.
JOHN OGDEN.
116 Well Street. New York
49-it
P 17111113 SALE or MUD= •
REAL ESTATE.. • ...
THE Subscriber, Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Jacob Hahn. deed., will mole to
public male, on SATURDAY. the CM day of Decent.
Wr I.M; at the pull* house of William Ilan. in
Friedenalsag,at I
lowing Real ate. situa o'clock Inhe
te la tWaafternoon. yne the fol-
Est
Townsfirli t Rebutting County, contaming
320 Acres and 40 Perches, hounded by
lands of Daniel Shaeffer. Joseph Brown.
John and Jonathan Kimunerting„ Babas
man Morgan and others. The ll:trove
manta cossba of two Dwelling Bonus, two Barns,
and other outhuildi arm, with good orchards of MAW.
est kinds of holt tree. Soil Red Shale, well weter
ed, and about the o ne-ball food limber land—the
property being oho t 12 miles Arose Po tortilla and six
frees sampan' Hamm, and from vicinity of,a new
Rallroad about being made Plnegrove to As
bur& If desired . the abfrmi property WUI bs 301 , 1 j 6
&Masai portions. I
Terms made known of the day °reale, and poem
fon given oit the MU day of Apr il nest.
Rae. 17.1233 JACOB HAMMER.
.
IDedrable.Pallvide liteddence;'
THE FOB 11.11/. S.
THE subscriber will eel. at pleats ww the Wade
A. sad Lin now occigtied by him is /Nut Calbolii•
Sela7 l 3 l ll Con sty. Tlo How le s two.
story double Mae iktlldiai.contsizitsg,
two large Tutors. Dising.loorn. Midas • .
Roos, and eight Chamber., and a Klub.
es altiolehati n ts Duties loom all Is es.
celled co • for the ocoviericy of s
Itesteel kali,. The Lot is 100 feet Cron by 160 deep.
and le laded In al Plower and Vegetable Gude%
to mewed easditios, sad well stocked with all blade
of choke Vegetables. such se Aspsragne loots.3ltraw
berry. As. t Uwe b ahem Stable sad Outing* lidos
Wadi Hens.. Ac., m 2461108 conveniesed fora de.
'treble resblesce. Aid. Lot . 160 foot
frost. 130 deep. coshiliting choice At
Plumbs. elardes. kt.. Calm% sad Meer the wbote ands a high state of atillestion.
There le a never•felling well of most Addled ora.
ter--the Wale will; be sold a semis. Petsoes de.
shoes diparchisteg. will cell an Boas 'Pkwreason.
or J. P. Woman'. Beat &tate twat. Pottsville, or
ea the sultealbes. who resides oe the prendies. weep
WWI sad urns will be Bade brows.
L. F. HITNEY.
oa.,nossi. • •W • 444 •
mud soda somata& . •
Pediistai Beast Eistersitry, is tie =Ewe
York, st AU Dew Peke of 112 '
Ox BATVADAIt. the nit day ot Jima awl.
the And umber of a sow series of nth teased,
etesset,shespoad sydvenwrit owns Vasil" ewe-
PPM wlll he resented se the waded on Ise
t w o PPM sof a new aid type, sienna,
tared ezeaseld An the petines. AIM NAVAL,
assented teas the Awes* hy 'Apricot* tied billi
ng Sweden avtlett. Wowed ' Wite • l 7pl
odors the contuse et the fortleitewite 'sew
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whist is tbs mew tegeesathsweeksillwysceitf_
H• win Wm gem How dims* Us% pseseges
Ile Tomb Is the aid Is tie istere sat Wen.
esdrs this bon devised wile men the well.
knows varlet/ wet letlestrir Wpm wilt be ...es
Is hi aluensie MAL l'lds opine testhende•
lAwany thwespost sew se.
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wino the soestry. _
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ENAIMPICI la the Post Oilico at Pottirrille, raut-
Ai, 'yrs/Lola, Dumber Ist, 1821: .• ; .
Bon Daniel • Huleten in Pillar C Boman
Bickel 111 Holds Jos Push F
Bohan M Hameltoo Ur Philips D : ship
Brenner Mr ; Healy T J Park Robt ." do
Beta lir Henry ,; -John i Parody Wm do
Bon /I Wm Jones tt Proper Jas do
Banta D Franck Jolley Mr Ryan Jobs .
Bolger Win Jour. K Ml,. Rua hue
Brannan John Jones Mfrs shlpßOOntain 1-
Baena T Jenklrui Jim do Salk, Jae
Bauer Herman: Kinunell Levi Roehrig VII
Bow Rills Mrs ;Mender Mr Rees' Wm nbill
Bracey Geo ahipKoeffermaniacobllyan Par do
Runny John do Banner John Aneddiag Dad
Gayeties do Kerner J t Gandlimitb Dr
Cocteau" Jai ; Kau Mary Mbediteirteck Geo '
Cowley lan Kelly Pal stripittnut Jacob
Coverdill Jar' Kelly 111112011 do Shiner Samoa
Cliff damn Knight_ Win do Seidealene Harry
Canada 413 shipKrene N do nauterCharies
Cbckett ilea do [estrum? Soo do Bolin, Joseph
Connelly M de Kropp L do Saul 61 Daniel
Delany Thin Lloyd Win Shoemaker lost
Doherty Jobs Leonard John Shur, Andrei!, ,
Davis John , Llano, Jand GURU John " '
Dowboe J I Lamy Mary MrsSunton Pat
Daunt Tr Lynch- B shipfinyder A G
Doherty John ! Lynch W do Shannon M
Delman T 1 Lundy Joo do Gallivan Pat
Davie D Marry Pat Spohn Jacob
Dugan M shipMarab Chas • Singly
Eberle C I I Manta A John Sharron AW •
Euler Maria Utility's/sr id Etelicloger
Faber I ; Myers ' , Thin Stanton-13
Pool John ; Mehmiskal B 2 Blatierbae2
Flap/ ss I Mum' Mrs Shell P ship
loath Ma y Mrs Murphy C shipSweany his do
Forrest Mary 1 Mart A do Schmidt -
Fraser Jedln shipMclanna Neal Taylor Wm
Gorman Thomas McCormick JolusTinder Cbaries
Greeawattec GeoMcCalTery D Townsend /ea
Grady John McCabe Pat Thomas Mrs
Deaner James McKay S W shipTreart Ann
Geraughty P MeGraugh Ddo Tellow Z I ship
Garvin Peter ; McLough J do Thomas John do
Gabeun Geolllll Molter John lamphby John
Gillasphy Jae ; Newman Wm Vintager G
Gritting Mr Nolan John Welsh Thome!
Grillith H shipNeelit Bobi shiPWheellot_M •
Gamy John do Nowlan Juo do Whetan M
Gehring John do Naulation Wdo Weld!. lamb •
Heaton Jacob ; O'Neill Chas , -Welch Morris. '
Hodlnan Jacob O'Connor Chu Miami Chu
Holing L Win ; Ormsby WJ Weddle M Wei
Duly John O'Boyle Ann IdisWatkinit J
Helsel Jacob O'Donnell M MreWillistos T.l do
Haupt Samuel Ormsby M B Welsh J Edw do
Bitty'. L
Win O ' Faltapn BehipWeniock R' do
Helms Jacob ; O'Mally Mary do Weiliey 'II4W do
Haas
One cent additional will be charged for all advents
ed lettere. Perseus applying for lettere on Ala list
will please may a.dvand.
ANDREW MORTUIER. P. K.
Dee. 4. 185$.
TO BACLIZOAD COMPANOOS J TOWN.
DIMMER AND OTHERS—FOR SALE.
rrHE whole equipment or the Schuyiklll Inclined
Plane, (West of theirolumbla &aloud Bridge,)
including two Silty Hone Power Burn Engines. with
Boilers complete; Gearing, Putties. Rope, Turn Tat
bleu and Safety Cara, Ike, aced Ay the State in work.
log the Plane. One coil of th e Rope. about 800 feet
In length,_of beet quality itahan Hemp, hat never been
in age. 'The gearing is allot the best quality, Char
•coalltoa. LW, 100 tolso tons fiat and T Railroad
Iron, slightly worn, about ISO Toußa Broad Chain.,
used on the old Columbia Railroad, together with a
lot of heavy gearing, including a large number of Pul
lin, in good order. and on the Inclined Plane, all of
the best quality, charcoal iron. The above will be
aoldugeiher or is lots to suit parch A pply to ,
A. & P. ROBERTS.
801 Walnut Si., Philarra.
45 St
N0v:47,11152
HOLIDAY PERSENTS.
TOYS; TOYS AND. FANCY GOODS
At and 25 sth st., (up stairs) PAsitura.,
WERE may be found • beautiful assortment of
Tin, trod. Wood. Pewter and Rubber Toys, con
sisting In pan of working and Stationary
Hose Carts. Hookland Ladder Trucks, Water Foun
tains' and Trows.l Horses, Carriages and Sleighs of
all kinds, Locomotives and trains, Ships, Schooners,
Moons and Doan Savings Bangs, Gothic and Plain. •
Tivoli Boards and Ten Pin Games, peat variety of
styles, and very chest's Bows and Arrows. Bird Ca
ges, large assortment s Stoves. Sleighs and Wheel.
barrows of Iron, Sad Irons and Maids, Tea Setts,
Animals, Saila, Dolls; together with a general as
sortment of French and .German Toys, Musical 'ln
struments and Fancy Goods. -
Dealer* supplied at the townies:ohprice&
Nov. 27, 1851.
• .1. WEEKES, J4B-3m r.. & CO.
NEW O.
none undersigned has again GO
renewed his stock of
.L.Dry Goods, and now otfers.ot reduced prices, all
kinds of Dry G oods, Fhtnnels, Muslin,, Merinos. Cn
berg Cloth, Monello de Lsins.very low, ElbaWle.Hlan
lets, hill assortment of Hosiery, large stock of Prints
at venous prices, Domestic Goods, and all other arti
cles usually kept lb Dry Good flto;es.aU of which he
Is determined to sell as low, and many of them low
er,than any Store in the County. His assortment of
Groceries bs fu II *Odor the very best quality. Fami
lies sending for their supply, can, at all times depend
upon getting the best quality and at the lowest pri
ces. All are moulted to call and examine goods and
prices. 1 A. LIENDERBON,Ag't.
Nov. 47, nit 4B•tf
annum , cornrr SALE.
tIiURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' Conrt of
Schuylkill County. the Subscriber, 'Jacob Ham
mer. Administrator of the Estate of Benjamin Bode,
late of the Borough of Orwigsburg. In the County of
Schuylkill, deceased, will expose to sale, by Public
Voodoo, on SATURDAY. the 18th day of December,
1852, at 1 o'clock In the afternoon, at the ,house of
Daniel Boyer. Innkesper. In the Borough of Orwlp
burg, In the County of Schuylkill. the following de
scribed Real Estate, via:
No. I. All that !certain Two Story Tavern loose,
partly Stone and partly Brick, with a
twastory brick Back Building attached, Ei
Stabling, tc.,and Lot of Ground, sit
cam In the Borough of Orwigaborg -
aforesaid, bounded in front by Main
Street, in the rear by an Alley, on the - _
East by Wayne Sireet,end on the West by part of
Lot number *lateen, containing in width Sixty-two
feet and to depth one hundred and Ibrty-eight feet,
six inches—being the major part ofLot marked in the
General Plan of said Borough with number sixteen.
No. 1. ALSO: One other Lot of Ground, situate
in the Borough of Orwlyborg aforesaid. bodnded on
the North by !Aldan Street,on the South by en Alley.
on the Bast by lot number eighty-4mm, and on the
West by Wayne Street, containing In width slaty
six feet and In length or depth one hundred and elgh
ty-one teat sic Inebee,being the lot tr.arked In the
General Phu of said Borough number eighty-one,
with the appurtenances.
certain aidf Laut, situate In
North lianbelm Township, In County, bounded
by Land of Abraham II illebish. Thomas Pen Henry
Boy and Edward Hearne , containing elghtywis acres _ and one hundred Ind Bay perchee, strict measure,
with the appurtenance', consisting of a two-story Log
Dwelling House, Log Barn,A stone Spring-House and
other ont•buildlnga. !
Attendance will be given, and the condition's of sale
made known at the time and place oriels,' by
I
JACOB HAMMER.
Coif the above property is not sold. it will then be
publicly offered tbl sent on said day and place. -
.$7, 1812. 48-dt
I - • . 1 0 11**41111411014..:
Irraugaz.. the :Nom. 'fmS BEGINS.
V , Seq.„ Preddeat of the Coins oCma Pleas
of the Comity of Sekeyikill.inPenasylvwertandJes
, dee of the several Courts of Quarter Sessions of the
peace, Oyer and Tentiner and General Gaol Dense
g. la mild Comity. the Rae. Sortuacas Forret and
: nuclei& nyllalsv. Judders of the Coen of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace. OM sad Tend:ter. sad cow
earl Gaol Delivery. Gm the Mal of Ili capital and oth
er oftessees la the said County of Schuylkill. by their
Plece_pte to me dintaed.bave ordered a Coen of Oyer
and Terminer tad Chmetal Gaol Delivery. sod esat
ter Samba,s of tbe Peace, to be holden at Pottsville.
on MONDAY. the 6tb day of December seat, at 10
**dock, A. to tontines two week*. [(necessary.
Notice is, therefore, hereby given to the Gomm.
the Joliet at the Peace, sad Constables of the Bald
County of Schuylkill, that they are. by the said pre- 1
cepts, comataaded to be then sad there: at 10 o'clock i
la the (meows of the said day, with their rolls. re
cords. Inquisitions, eramlaations and all other re
membrances. to do those things which in Omit Several
elbow 'Operate to Ili done t and all those that are
boned 4by reeogaizances. to prosecute- against the
County
that are or then shall be in the yaol of said
County a( Schuylkill , are to be thee and Mere to pro
le/lite them, as shall halos*.
God sere as Cassoireati.
IAIIIRS NAGLE, Shedd:
arrears Office. Pottsville.
November B. Idth. f 40-tc
N. 11.-r-Tbe Witnesses and 'Juror who are stun
lotted to attend said Court, are required to attend
pun:tun y. ) 1n case of non-attendance the law In each
cases made and provided, will be rigidly enforced.—
This notice-Ls published by order oldie Court; those
cOnterned. will govern themselves accordingly.
iginV• PALL MIN WINTER GOOLE
(m
ew a co..lea CheMtun Street, Philadelphia.
_ tame opened their new stock of Ladies' Fill and
Winter Dress Goods: They have been selected with
4eat casein Paris, New York. and this city, express
for their own establishment and customers.—
Amongst their stock, which is very extensive, will
lai found—
* Cases Rich Brocade and Figured Silks—best Fall
Mors.
0 Cues Silk Ruder's and Volutes, in Dress Pat
-6ill m.
Cases.Plaln Gluts Silks, Beautiful-new shades:
It Cases Focal de Sole, for Walking and Evening
Dri es.
Cases Black Oro De Ryan!, and Black Figured
Mks,
e ess Cases Paris Printed MoOslin De Laing and Ilya
Dresses.
,/ Cases Lupins French Merinos and,Cashmeres,
With all the new shades.
1 Cases 8-4 Rock Span Plaid Silks, Beautifid high
afore,
Cans Pula Ribbons, the best choice Goods, Im-
P limed. • Also. Ladles' and Gentlemen's best Kid
(Apses, Silk and Cotton Stockings: best quality ; Em
belidered Collars, Calmizetts, IMRE. Sleeves, &c.
I ' 1411 AWLS AND LADIES' CLOAKS.
las ,Shawl room Is filled with* splendid stock of
srar .Fail &Imes, Brochs,Long and Square, White.
Bite, ficatiet..Green, Mode and Black, vary Rich Rua
bideredand Plain Canton Crape Shawls,Plaid Long
a Square Shawls, Cloth Yehet Gloats. Paris made
SI Velvet Cloaks. Embroidered and Plain, from
$3 to $BO, in every color. French Cloth Cloaks in
every shade, and beautifully made, Embroidered and
Pitfa trimmed. Ladies visiting our city are respect.
fa Invited to call at our store, where they wil l .
fin a large stock of New Goods, at the lowest cash
pr . We also give notice that through the Fall
.4
... n we will daily, receive new additions to our
et , from Audios Sales la this city and New York,
amt Um fresh new goods by th e arrival of the Ea
r an steamers. AGNEW k Co.,
• .. 188 Chesnut street, above Seventh, Plata.
L 13, 1832. 43 2m
Itiprr POPCILAR amicnous noose
OF VITE AGE.
in
ORES of e Belt. HENRY BLUNT, 4 vols. 11
too. Price reduced 'to 75 eta. each, viz :
e of our Saviour. t vol.
es of St. Paul and St. Peter, I vol.
es of Abrabitur, Isaac and Jacob, I vol.
13 one and Discourses oh the XXXIX Articles,
Iv
30,000 of these books have been sold In England,
andfrom 3to SOW In this countryonhere they are
now Shred at Lust/lan half their original price: - No
rel us writings are more pleasant or profitable to
read The style Is very clear and beautiful; the
sp of 'Christian tenderness and love beams to light
on • .ry page; and few books inculcate a safer and
more practical gl and
with Holy Scripture, as
a w le. A thousand copies should be read where
One - 1101 V. •
BR
DASD
e
UiRA
day
the I.
PIN
PBAYEB BOOKS, and the best STAN
AID NEW AID E MPG Vitolloll, with
.nitlie stock of:Juvenile Books, Books for Sun
boots, Publications of the Prot. Epls. S. S.
. and the Evan. Knowledge Society, for sale at
est prices. U. BOOKER,
her, and Cheap Theolokicat and Misr.ellaneoal
seller,corneeCllESTNUT and EIGHTH Ste.
, elphia.
30, 185 i
r r 111
- AND 'FANCY
Q 0 gl —These aupetlor articles of perfumery.
1.3 a onpt which are enumerated his J ostlycelebra
ted ly White. Oriental Alabaster, Pearl, Rouge,
Tootkand Toilet Powders : Chinese. Velvet, Chalk
it .
and oter approved - Cosmetics.
$O PB . Walnut and Extra Pine Sand Brown and
Whit Windsor. Floating. Palm, Almond , roller and
Tolle Snaps: elhaving Cream, flair Dye, Cologne
WOOL Extracts for the Handkerchief, Ox Marrow,
Dearlioll.Crystal Pomade (s new article). Eau Lus
tre] fitilr Restorative. fralrOile, Pitilocomes,dr.c.,&c.,
are nt4nu factored and for sale by
---- JOHN T. CLEGG.
Perfhdter 4- Chemist, 48 Ifarkeillit:arelow 2d, Phila.
Cr Merchants. don't forget that CLEGG'S is the
ettespot and mast extensive Illanulanory in the City.
Give Sem a call.,
J. T. Clegg's Perfoutery east be had wholesale
-" at city priees,at 8. 11/iNNA?i'S
Variety Store, Pottsville.
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ME!
• • s • DRY GOODS.
rro" ?MEND EtUARPLESS ¢ SONS, 32 Rooth SE
IGOND Street, have received a full assortment of
Avert tt and Wilma Goons, of their importation Or
carers selection,whlch they are daily receiving.
All new and desirable styles of Dress Goode,
Nelms and various Woolen goods for Cloaks,
Moasselines„ Alpseaa c and fancy Dress Goods,
tailkg of every descrlpi ion, Velvets and-Satins,
Shirts or Woolen, Silk, Brache nod Cashmere,
Bleakets, Quilt. , Linens, and Fyrnishing Goods,
I GHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
NOM% WHOOPING-COUGH,
MVP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSCSIPTION.
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aid s wrap op wars, to sweat /arias the
COLD AND COUGH. take it rooming;
d evening. according to directions en the
• ad the didkalty will soon be removed.—
_long sugar ihom this trouble when they
•be no many cared. Persons adlicsd
wined cough. which breaks thee of their
aight. will dad. by taking the Camay Par.-
. going to lbed. they say be sure of sound.
sleep, and eonsequenti, reftwabhill red.
at tram aughtlad. sad an anklets Cu,., as
is thousands who are thus *Misted, by tale
Ile resedy. .
Ate - agreeable etas In these eases, many
usetyee unwilling to forego Its ass when
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In
Feirrrartats. Toss. April 1110.1851. -
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bags given your Cherry Pectoral an
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no 011f1111.'et lethallea of 04 Alialit **dap
per palm of the kegs, may be sated :11Y taking
Chary Yeettoal Is mesh sad Daemon dares. The
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Rev. WISIP(Gt, of arooklya. lets Tart,
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ses st beta and Ittestlettes u tests mete urns.*
it as etesly_tatt to tars Owe dlecuse. , * •
TON MOUr live ea matte of sethosay, to.be
Iblbtersd by laiyee and Mapes* dome of the Cherry
Potent. anti It rabbles the thecae.. If lakes; Is'
It will sot tun to tare.
TIM COUGH asp is btekettepaateien
cm* by the use of Chem Pestotal.' •
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musty. Ilasteroes taataates lane beta signed
where whets huitillea trete ;Comsat *ow say se
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Were berairead Ms raw beterrealiewle sewer,
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iwieg'. a huge and end assortment of keen ilea,
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Books, the Poets, in splendid Bind!
lag, beautiful Annuals, &c.. Histories, Einirslgt*l
Ire, fee., in as great eerie' ty as will be found in the
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ThreGreat Temptations for Young Men, I,
Cult,
P e atte's Honsapa_thy,
• 1
Memoirs of the Ple4dents, dcc.,
Family Monitor by Mrs. Ellis,
Social/la - by Mrs. Ellis,
Guide to Knowledge, I
Odd Fellow's Offering for 1853,
Buchan's Domestic Medicine,
Baxter's Call to the Unconverted,
Chesterfield's Letters, ' ,
Mr. Chapane't Letters, • .1
Banyan's Holy War-4 Editions,
1
Works of ieseplius-3 Editions,
Topper's Proverbial Philosophy-6 Editions, I
Paignm's Progress, Illustrated aid plain, 1
Rollin's Ancient Hispary-1-4 vols., • 1
Sampson's Pica for Religion,
Young's Night Thoughts,
Walker on Beauty, an excellent work, • 1
Hume's England-6 vole., only $2,40,
... I
Cabbala's Rome-6 vols. only $2,40,
McCauley's England —ivols., only 80 cents,
Mechanic's Text Book, by Belt,
flints on Health, the Eyes, dcc ,
Library of National History„ 1
Encyclopedia tit - Useful Knowledge.
Brook's Universal Gar.eteer, new Edition, .. 1
NepoLece's Campaigns, .
Henry's Medttations, I
Mechanic's. Spectacle, • ,
Noble Deeds of Women, • 1
Peep at No. 5, . i
Mechanic's Companion, 1
Banditti & Robbers, • t
1
Pocket Lawyers, • !
2Esop'e Fables, • 1
Pope's Homer's Miel e 1
Illustrious. Mechanics, I
Book of Crood Examples,,
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Drake's Indians, , - 1
Coombe on the Constitution of Man, I
James' Harmonic-3 vols„ • 1
Sartain's Mag azine bound for 1852, 1
Mrs. Judson s Lives,
Salarider, S. S. School Edition, , 1
Musings of an Invalid, I
Daughters of Zion, , ;
Headley's Rambles, .I
Headley's Napoleon, i
Do. Luther dr Cromwell,
I
Do. Sacred Mountains
Do. Scenes and Sketches,
Macomb's Tactics,
Dame's Prayers ' .
i
Clark's Comme ntary on the Bible-4 vols.,
-• Do. Do. on the New Testament I vol. I
lemb'S Tales . , , • • 1
1
Clark's Promises, . - 1
Kautx's General Dictionary, ' . . 1
The Spectator, 4 vols.,
I
Fisk's Manual of Classical Literature, ;
Chatham and Burke's Speeches, Ike., !
Dick's Complete Works, 2 vols., •• 1
"' Do. ' Do. Do, 10 vols., - • ;
Rural Hall Books, for Farmers, 12 kind., I
Sargent's dr Greely's Life of Henry Clay, ~ I
Pollock's Complete Works,
Gems of American Poets,
Byron, 12 different Editions, plain, cloth, gilt and l
Turkish Morocco -;
Milton's Complete Poeta:talc - Works, cloth, Turkey!
and illustrated,
Moore's Melodies,
Pope's Works, Cloth and Library style,
Poets of America,
Shakspeare's Works, 20 kinds assorted,
Lady of the Lake, plain and illustrated,
Mr& Norton's Poems,
100 Copies of the Poets assorted, gilt and plain,
Leila Kookh,
Burn's Works, 10 different Editions,
Miss Lardon's COmplete Works.
Shakspeare's Dictionary,
Treasury of Pleasure looks, ,
Festus,
Whittier's Poemi, -
Moo. Ifeman's Poem's,
Cowper and Thoulmoft's Do.,
Cmbse, Heber dr Pollock,
Shakspeare's Poems, ,.
Ladies' Lexicon,
Walm's Dictionary of Poetic Quotations,
Women of the Testament, illustrated, •
Oor Saviour,
Christian Family Literary. gilt,
Splendid Album, Paper Mactie, - -
Book of Beauty, do.
Etiqueute for Ladies and-Gentlemen,
Young Lady's Gift,
Young Man's Offering,
Heroines et Shakespeare, splendid, '-
Mrs. Jamison's Characteristics of Women, do
Sauvenir Gallery, do. .
Rosary of Illustrations, do. ~
The Amaranth, l :
The Garland, .
The Keepsake of Friendship,
The Token,
Juvenile Keepsake, ,
Fiores Lexicon, . .
Young Ladies' Offering, •
String of Diamonds,
Gift to Young Men,
Do. Yung Ladies,
The Voice of Flowers.
Flora's Interpreter,
The May Flower,
The Ladies' Keepsake, '
Young Ladies' Guide,
Iris for 1853. splendid,
Gems for 1853
Dew Drop for 1853, .
Abbott's Kings &Queens, • •
Abbott's Histones,
Tupper's Work!, complete.
Lays of Rome, Elegantly illustrated,
I.yriet of the Heart, do. do.
Moore's Melodies, do. do. • .
Hart's Female Pr ose Writers, illustrated,
Reed's Female Poets.• , do. ,
Caroline Mayo's Poets. do.
Bethune's Poets, do. • •
Bandit's Bride,'
Don Quixote,
Scottish Chiefs, •
Arabian Nights, -
Robinson Canoe,
100 Song_Beoks, assorted,
Rinaldo RhUildini,
Ladies Token,
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Mrs. Gdmach Ooh Book,
Hans Anderson's Wonderful Tales.
Historical Tales,
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AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETIES,
lications otga), different kinds.
' CATHOLIC BOOKS.
Downy Bihies, plain and gilt
Uranium Manual, velvet, gill, elegant,
- Do. Do. Turkey and plain,
Catholic Piety, gilt and plain,
Flowers of Piety, gilt and plain,
Key of Heairen, gilt and plain,
Devout Manual, gilt and plain.
Daily Pietyi'gilt and plain, .
Catholic Manual, gilt, and plain,
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German Catholic Prayer Books,
November 27, 1&52
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS,
I POTTSVILLE, PA.
TT WREN ft. JIRO'S. respectfully invite the *Ren
a. lion orate humans community to their New Ma
chine Shop and Foundry, erected between Coal and
Railroad Streets, and fronting on. Norwegian Street,
where they are preparedly:, execute all order'
for Machinery of Braes and Iron.sneh as Steam
Engines, all bonds offlearing for Rolling Mills,
Christ and Saar Mills, Stoehr and Double-acting
Pumps, Coal', Breakers, Drift Cars, all kind of Raft
.road (listings, such as Chairs, for fiat and T Rail;
Frog.. Switches, &c.; 'all kinds of cast and wrought
Iron Shafting , Being Practical Mechanics, and after
having Made the demands of the Coal Region their
study for years, also all kinds of Machinery in their
line of Onalns, they flatter themselves that work
dons at their Es tablishment will give satisfaction to
all who may h nor them with a call. All orders thank.
fully received 'arid promptly executed on the most rea
sonable terms. JOHN Y. WREN,
THOMAS WREN,
JAMES WREN. •
4ft.tf
Oct 2,1832.1
FReNMLm IRON WORMS.
• 1 THE SUBBCRIBERII ANNOUNCE
o the public that they are the Proprie
-1011 of the Franklin Works, Port Carbon,
lately carried on by 8. Billyman , where
they continue 'to manufacture to order, at the shortest
notice, Stunt Engines, Punips, Coal Breakers, and
Machinery of Utmost' any arse or description, for min.
ins or other purposes. Also Railroad and Drift Cars,
iron or Brass Castings ofany size or pattern. Orders
are respectfUlly solicited.
GEO. B. FIBLER & BROTHER.
FRANKLIN, SHOVEL WORKS.—The subscribers
emulous to furnish the Colliers and Dealers of Sch'l.
County, with Shovels of all kinds, at the lowest Phil
adelphia prices. Attention la particularly called to
their Coal Shovels. Orders for Shovels of any size or
pattern promptly attended to.
GEO.B. FISLER & BROTHER.
_
Aug. Rl, 185. • 34-tf
Large Store.
Thos. W. EVANS & CO.. No. 214 CHESNUT St.,
Philadelphia, having ,completed the enlargement
of their Store,!are now prepared to see their korner
one Meads and customers, and offer them a choice,
SON and very ;large stock of new and elegant goods.
They feel certain that that they can assure their cull
totem that the goods from their store will be sold as
low 415 from any store in Philadelphia. Amongst
them are:
Cloaks, Shawls and Mantillas,
Black Silks bf all qualities,
Plain Colored Silks of all kinds, . .
A Large Assortment of Figured dilki„
Bratadq Silks, splendid goods,
Satins of ally kinds,
Mousline de ;Ulu, and Cashmeres,
6-4 Plain Metlnos and Cashmeres,
Eintiroldsries of all kinds,
Cloves, Mitts', Scarfs, Lidkrs., Hosiery, &c.,
Mourning Goods of all kinds,
- - With a full assortment of Staple Dry
_Goods.
. Oct. 0, 1652. 41-3 m.
IMPORTANT TO BOUSE-SEEDERS.
STOVES, IRON WARE AND CUTLERY.
Q HOOVER would announce to his Customers in
I.3.the surrounding country, that he has just added
to his large mock of Stoves a variety of new Patterns
of Cooking, Parlor, Office and Hall Stoves, He has
now the largest and most splendid stock of Stoves
ever offered wilds Region before, which he guaran
tees at the lowest cash prices. They will be sold fir
cub only. Ile' has also a large assortment of Tin'd
and 'Enameled Hollow Ware, of all descriptions; a
large assortment of Ortieri, Tin and Sheet-Iron Ware,
Stove Piping, Coal Buckets, Wash Boilers, Brass Ket
tles. Preserving Kettles, Prying Pans, Waffle Irons.
Coffee Mills, tic.; a large assortment sf Japan'd
Ware Trays, Jae., and all kind of Tin and Sheet-Iron
wort done to order. yin Roo ling and Spouting done
at the shortest notice. All orders received will ,be
promptly attended to. CENTRE Street, fonr doors
above Market. '
Pottsville.Oct. 29,1852
TO COAL OPERATORS.
Tug North American Coal Company offers for rent
fora term of years, the Mines upon the tract of
land called Centreville. in &mild!! County. These
Mines ue well known as among the beet of the Red
As/ veins of the Region—among them are the Spolin,
the Palmer, the Clarkson, and Peach Mountain veins,
-,..eThe tract Iles within a mile of Pottsville, and is con
nected with du:Mount Carbon Railroad by a Ratio:aid
owned the Company. its proximity , to the Read
ing Railroad gives to this tract great advantages as
regards transportation.
A more particular description Is deemed unneces
vary, as any person disposed to lease the Mines will,
of eourse.examine for themselves. • '
EMMMinil=l
- ,
The attention of persons diapered to lease Coat
Lando, and who Can command some capital, la invi
ted to this property. Reference tan be had to D, E.
Nice, Agent of the Company, P. W. Shafer, Civil En
;ginger, peter Simpson. Engineer of Mines, ati of
Poturrdie; or to the subscriber, No. 98 South 4th St.,
Phliadetphia. j
Possession can be had at any time after the 24in
'of October neat; JLS., lIEPSURN.Prert.
Sept. !Light.; 27-tf
1 • mum CENTRAL NAT L . CAT
AND LADIES' FOR STOlts„
~Jre.lB4 arketli n kmeeaEisktb if AfkahOgresh Side.
71E118 house wail established In 1837 , and has ever
Mote done a oneeessful and Increasing business.-
1 wish now to call the atteatian of the pea
aloof this and surroundluireountles to my
Nonlife' Stadia of all the different Styles
sad qualities, of gentlemen's HATS AND
fbr the Fill and Winter—she to my very ex
posing esophageal of Children's Furs Hats, from el
tots each. Tale I believe to be the largess assort.
'leant of Children's Rats In the city, and more voile.
Ay of styles and qualities than can be found In any
ether one stns.' _
Lite/IBS' FANCY FORS —This branch of my boot
, hes so much 'permed in the last few years.that
1 now give It more of my special month:a—lmport's'
111 my Fate dingo hose Mimeos , and hallo' them
ieenefietered by the hest worionm svander my own
'appraising. 1 now Gifu my Lugs and beantilkl as
sortment of Ladles! and Children's Mars. Boas, Vie.
hl th aarklanrtf C F l :so ll th% s i a nr! rA brgag . 12
fauolge. Whobsale dealers would do well to give
call ?fibre purchasing elsewhere.
• JOHN FABEIRA,
Na. Dle Market Street, Philadelphia.
Oct. 23,1851. t
A IMMO AIMALE. _
steer Ghats Perste Costal Pins. with Pieties P•hus.
HE eidwarlber lute jut imported from Europe, a
p lot of 'taw sad splendid Paseo:ailed the retest
attapercits Coated Pen. whit Matins Points. The
stage oftble Pea Is. that it win not corrode, nor
he plop wear oat Meader POW One nuts MU
. salon im about 10 Grose of the ordinary , Petia,
ad se as pliable u w Quill. As we receive these
ens direct frost tha.Kaaafactorers In Soaked, - we
prepared to supply the Trade wrth. the snafu
trill a Hula cheaper than they an he purchased, la
yof the cities. - B. BANNAII.
Seelmener. Stationer sad Nader.
S. SAAN will, also receive from Zealand. la a
w weeks, ZOO Mose of Steel Pea% embrae/Ld'-
, t amonsteats.whkiti for cheapness , win sa ass
snide, of the Ind °Skied la this section - the
.
Ayr. SI. 1112.
1111 MINTS; • NAM= AND IDID.
askST P. SIMPSON'S Cheap Basks=
• - Sscy as* Violet? stab af Fbrelta
as Deeleedie Sages& Coaches. Cris-
sal Chairs. Take. Seckels.Wao
Iltassighi Ilnui.• numberabe, Mats. Slaved.
L w o w 's gam. vskepedeei Cantos.
' Ike. Shea,* realest. a tufo 16•
,
of TIMM Dolia, Doll neat% ie.. Me.„_at the
q:Solelalip and cona/l. at No. MS Mi rt h
NCO SUM; Wow CIMMIFII4I street ; Pliq . 14 0 0 *
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LATEST FROM EVROPE.
Datel.: to tho 20tis ult. ty tko Miropal' •
An amendment to a resolution offered 0
Parliament by the Lord Chancellor, fully en
dorsing Free Trade, was to be debated on
the 23d ult.—lt has been officially announced
that the Oaffre war is about to be closid.—
The burial of the Duke of Wellington}, on
the 10th,i is said to hare eclipsed all fofmer
displays Uf t the kind.—The French army ta
to be red ced 30,000 on the 18th of tannary
next.
EMI
Public
with they
already a
which ga
we have
sequent • ',
pork & Co
attention is now much occupied
affairs of Cuba. Our readeril are
cquatnted with the circumstances
e rise to the late excitement,{ and
iso kept them advised of the nub
ovements of Messrs. Law;Davea•
The following is a letter Irons
FILLMORE to Collector Maxwell,-
t of New York, in
. reply io irn4dry
!), Mr. M. for Mr. Law; it being
Oho' wrongfully it afterwirda
hat the latter had said, in a koa
• ith the Collector thautie Ores.
President
of the Por
inquiries
represent
aPPears,);
versation
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cent City Will go to Cuba and enter the port '
of Havant in defiance of the Spanish atlho
41
rity, and iffired upon , she will be surren er
ed, and that then he and others will i me::
diately commence hostilities against the Is
land." That Mr. Law desired .. to know
whether he is right idiersisting in the Our
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suit of his lawful business, and that if' the
Government shall tell him he must not go,
he will not go ‘ If, however, the Gov sir—
ment says aothiag against his going, he will
infer he has a right to go." The Preaident's
letter is pertinent and emphatic, pled:lithe
whole subject in a clear and comprehensive
manner before. the public as well as )Ul..
Law: 1 i
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i WASULYGTON, Nov. 12, 1852.
•
Hoe. Hugh Maxwell, * * *:—l do not w i trait :
the right .of Mr. Law, or any other citizen to
threaten a War on his own account, for the pn
of seeking redress for real or imaginary ini tea,
and then to call upon the Government to say ha
ther it upproves•or disapproves of such con uct,
and Assume' its approbation unless the act- is 'for
bidden. Thii Consmuticin of ;he United Stateslhas
vested in _Congress aloes the power of declaring
war, and neither the Executive branch of the Go
vernment, nor Mr.:'Law, has any right to usurp tlutt
power by commencinga war without its authority;
and if he shall attempt it, it will be my, duty, ja it
is my determination, to exert all the power con
fided to the Executive Government by the Consti
tution and laWs io prevent it. I am resolved, aiev
ery hazard, to maintain our rights in this contro
versy as against Spain, and I am equally reso
that no act of our own citizens shall 'be perm'
to place this Government in the wrong.
Mr. Law 'has an undoubted right to pnriue, his
lawful business, but when a question is raised lbei , ;
tween this Government and a foreign nation, as to
whether the business which' he pursues is lawful;
or pursued rut a lawful manner, the decision of that
question belongs to the two Governments, and Inot
to him. If the object be to assert his right toler,- -
ter the port of Havana with such persons as twilit)!
choose to select, in defiance of the laws and Gov
ernment of Spain, he has certainly done etiougi e to.
present that question for the decision of the v.
eminent of Spain and the United States; and the
negotiation has already commenced, and our rights
as.we understand them have been asserted,ind est ,
said before, will be maintained ;- but the act of
. this
Government cannot be controlled by the interference
of any individual; and it is entirely unnecesaary_
that Mr. Law should repeat these attempts for ; t he . +
- purpose of setting this controversy, and it he Wil- ,
tally does so,land in so doing violates the laws eta
re
foign, nation within its own jurisdiction,and there
by loses or forfeits his vessel, be can expect no; in-.
demnity for such an act of folly from this Govern
ment.
We ragulate the terms and conditions hisott. ..
which all foreign vessels shall enter our ports, and
we fix the penalties for a violation of our laws, end
the right to do . so we shall never suffer to be tineitt
tioned by foreigners, and we do not question tbeirs
to do the same thing. He must wait the result of
the negotiations between the two Governmenta.—
This is a question not to be settled between On
and Cuba, no even between the United States and
Cuba, but between the United States and 8 • ..
which alone is responsible for the conduct. ohs
Governor of Cuba. .
.
I - write in some haste, as the mail is closing;
you are at liberty to make known the. contents of_
this letter to Mr. Law, and to inform him, that is a
good citizen Lprestime be will not attempt any to
!alien of our neutrality laws by attacking Cuba.
i TM, truly, yours,
3fiLLARD FLLLMORE,
The Cres/ent City has • since been .
with
diawn fromthe line, under pretence. of her
repirs,
1
ted t she sailed with only two passengers on
board, ! t om i " days ago . Nothing could lin
•
more commendable than the prompt, Manly
course of President Ftumonz, throughout
, ..1 .
this whole 4f air. ' . . ' ,s
EIS
MEXICO -A. TOTTERMG REPILISL
The intelligence frorn Mexico is of
gloomiest character. The authorities coin
not hold oui much longer... New outbreaks
are of almost daily occurrence. The reel).
lotion at Guadalajara wee every hour be-
carving more formidable. - A Coagr s had.
been summoned to consist of two deputies
from each State, and General Banta An
bad been called upon to return and'resurne
the reins of government. The authorities'
at the capital were in. tear add trembling,
not knowing at what hour a demcnistranok
would be made. The whole tunny
deed presents an .appearance of downier,
distrust 'and confusion. Some important
change is eifidently at band. Either MCP.
ico will cease to be a republic, and sink 40...
to despotisn*uncler some military ruler, pr
she torn to fragments by her own
people, and divided into pettygarernmenta.
The central authority "
•is without money
and withoutpower. • - - 'I
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Futs.—Obiekerlog's extensive liana
Forte mannfae . toryaktston, was destroyed by
fire Ott Wedoesday night last,. The lona is
estimated atl/1130,000, of which $ 66 7; 0 9 0
was insured,: One hundrormen ere 'Wiwi
out of emporyment. Tbe lower &axestie.
copied:by stores. The entire loss* tlieN„
to he upwards of $210150,000.
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THE I'atinnswr's Meanie hat
printed and pyramided by special Ines
to all the principal towns 'anteitias of 't '
United States. It will 'be given oniciat
these seven& placia, - its - scion bzt week
delivered beton Ciiiiiiresei .; , ". , L •,: • ,_-
Ell
• •V' 44 REL6P Nom," to the mom*
8250.000, wrti destoyei at ilarthboir
week -2 "gaol riddmieti to bid tabbieltittiooi
k *ow 'suito:slwaito die Pubis% if
they were altsot of the War*4.
(17'Bissot Thu= :wip!...fayr.
01, 0 1 -charg 4 i refaTe.lA Riu.!s
fore a Cooviiiiion aiscobllCatr Nieft
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Q:7 Tsa maim Electors of the difairn
States` our is thavtespeettrie &ate esittglik,
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