El
or TUE BUNIMPITOOBIA2,
et304.3,40146041.17n0tt,
Two Dot.tAis per teat es;2.pay able eiesokessegrly
, t dvant.e. to those who reside In the County, led
ovally in adlance to those who reside out ortbe
D ewy The triblisiter reserver to biolvetr Mellow
0 rthese he_per peyerent is delayed
~,,rrthort one pest: : -
• icreLtll9:r -
wee eoples to ate eJdreee. - . Sate
"i
mrn own •. . _ 0 . 0
defiers Aratreasce *lll pay nit litre Plll4
u etriptlon to the ,lourast. . '
- 'RATES Dy ehrtainfica
oar F,inete or 14 littos.3lfirits, - - et 6 0
Fury' fotrattlotatistattoo,. -
Fuer lines, 1 - - , 7 25
RA...nand iaroffilolli,each.. - • . 111,
o n e Dome. 3 mouths. ;• . - .• 413 : 80
00
4tt remain , • s
OSe YraT•
gcstoess• ••• 11 OD
1...fd.11 Of Itnrg, per. annum. '. aim,
syrc hunts one others. eleeTilsitie by the Seat,
with the privilege oriniettin Metter egvev
ilrementa toreettr, • :
rieriirger'Adie like clients, es per arreeettent. -
gifltts'
DOCE . MBER'II, 1852.
BUSINESS Bovines.
ir WE Ek:CItE AtTENTION to the itariety
ct silyertiseineini of Mr. Frank Pat. essiab--
lohment is at the Towiliall, where can - he had al r,
=Op :everythinirie in the Hardwareline•- . 7 .
Tatiiware, knives and forlm, spoons; ;rt..", mince
ottcutters, lamp., carvers, vases, patent corn and
hey cutters, shelteq„ ifcc. Oil Cloth., driving whip's,
fx.3 cloths, .t.c„ Se:, &c., to the end of the chap
ter i can, iflyou want bargiins. • -
or A BcoItOI:6IIOI3.DINANCE, published in
another column, forbids the' selling of„„nseat from
,-„ispets in our streets until al ter 12 - oleloct of eve
r 65 • of the week, except Saturday. This tsar
'rarnpanied with a proviso, relating to Farmers ,
bunging in Weal, tioultry;:dt . c.
'ESQUIRE WILSON offers his .Office to
Market street for kale. It is comfortable and well
located. •Seendvertisententt--
ar MR, PINKERTON offers for Pale a sett of
• Elivaiora and Bitatklag Rollers. •
TRILLASLYIIIA AND NEW YORK ADVE.R.TISSIIENTS
a' READ TILE PROSPECTI;S of Scott dz .
Co.'s Briush Periodical publications... These works
are offered, collectively or singly, at such rates as
to render them, thidinibtedlY, among the cheapen
publications of the day. Blackwood commences'
shortly the publication of a series of popular novels
by Bulwer-and,other fai'orite authors.. Subscrip•
ports received at Bannan'a—we recommend the
ginning of the year, especially, as a favorable time
for commencing subscripliona.
Er THE STOCKHOLDERS of the Mt. Car
i.oti and Pt. Carbon Railroad and of the Schuylkill
Valley Navigation and Railroad, hold their—annual
meetings, to elect officers for the ensuing year, on
Monday, December With, at 1 Library street Phila.
delphia.
•
Eir ROBERT SWIFT,3I2, Market street,Phil
adelphia, advertises all sorts of Christmas goods,—
Purchasers from thiSplace anikcounly should give
hiin a call. • 11.
, . . ,
1127F011. DA . M.TERREOTOES, cortioliday
presents (none more approKiale) g9,l6Tar(L7 e 1
litlArels street, Philadelphie.
..,,,-!
~,--------, •
~
jarpiLS OF EVERiila to be haat). it -
A. &S . Allen's, '? s z ,eutlii Sonth Witarve;-Philie
slelphia. • --- , ' '
AN ENGLISH WRITER ON TARIFFS.
. The following extract , from an article in
• the last numbei'of. Blachwood'a MigaZine,
on the " Restrictive Tariffs of Foreign
Coun
tries," we copy.not for its political princi
ples,
but on account of the valuable infur
'Motion it contains, concerning our Tariff re
gulations and the reciprocity of trade be-
men England and this country ; at the
same time, the urgent trimmer in which the
Writer urges Free Trade, as advantageous to
England, goes to Show that, like the boys'sport
.
with the frogs,itf the fable, what i s'" fun to
them is death toes:" The author is evidently
tell -posted and the anicle
.is well ,worthy of
perusal, whatever . the reader may think of
. ,
the principles it advocates ;
•
The 'United States of America • is probably the
nearest to a reeiprociiiiite coemtrv..which can he
ritune.d; yet her tariff, passed in 1845, contains re
., Strictions amply sufficient for the protection of
' American maniere uf its present Mate of develop
meat. The previetp tariff, of 1842, was to .a-great
extent insert upon spocitie. duties, fixed high enough
id exclude alt 'Worse amuse and. rude articles - which
tier own people can produce. That of 18.16 was
en -improvement upon this, inasmuch as it was
based altogether upon the principle of ad valorem
, duties; yet, although it has bee* :called "liberal,"
Lend is too much so for some interests, the averege
;, protection'which it affordi cannot he set down at
less than 25 per cent.- . Thus cotton manufactures
(staple descriptions) pay 25 per cent; manufactures
of hemp are 20 per cent; maMnfactures-of-Linen, 30
per cent, it embroidered, and 20 per cent if ain;
woollen and stuff goods, from 25t0 r
cent. Tete important erne* of iron is taxed
per cent; sracillen goods pay 30 per ceet; sae. co e,
coal, and earthenware--the two latter afford do; -
4
nate :cargo tor - ships laden in Great Brim for /vil
Atnericaa ports—are also taxed 30 per cent. 'hese
figures. however , ' do not Convey at all limeWa Cot.'
met idea of the amount of duties charged, for sw
um 8 of the Act contains a provision by which an
appraiser is suthorised, when in his eguponthe mi.
'gaud invoice 'does not give the fulrgat of the
goods in the market whence imported, to 4to it•
the estimated deficiency, and also "all poste and
charges' which, mkt, existing laws, would lam
part of the true value at the port where the si •
may he eintriset, upon which the duties should he
,assessed.'t •By this appluisementprocess,.l believe
1 ant not far wrong in stating that as extra 2i per
cent is very frequently added to the duty. That the
American tanfi,thus levied, is amply protective of
. the leading branches of the industry of its people,
'sad especially of their cotton manufactures, is a
1 well-ascertained fact. Thus, in the year 185041,
America retained for consumption of her own cot
ton crop 404,000 Wes; and we were told boast
ingly, by an entinentetatistimen, Mr. Edward Card.
well; that she was abandoning her cotton manatee.
tuna, and that this year the consumption would
exhibit a serious decline. By the official statement;
• however; • received a fortnight ago, showing bow
the crop of 1851-2 was disposed of, we learn that
the quantity etnommed is America was 614,000
bales, which proves the fact that the manufacture
ha iricreametififty per tint ! Since the pass* of 1
I lliejarill of 1846, we have opened our markets to
the , •tireadstufis" of America; and, by a statistitel
table •tast received from that country, we find •the
• foamy* to uve been bet exports to Great Britain
trout the lstof September, 11351, to theist of Sep
. temher TM, compared with thiSisame period ot
OP Previomi year: -
1851-52. • - 18.'441. '
Flour (barrels) - '1;359,h82 1;37043
Cam meal (tenets) , 1,750 .- . 5553 .
Wheat (bushels) , 1,520,307 1,286,630
Corn (bushels) 1,547,383 2,197,253
In money value Ibis export represents £2,941,-
000, which we have this year paid to the American
farmer for the materials of our cheap loaf- Iry the
by, the same document from which these figures
',retaken cocaina the following marks, which
are not very aposoling , to the British agriculturist :'
"With respectto the supply of havelstnesTor
the corning year, at is likely to be most ample ; for
it is understood that the yield throughotit she coun
try has been more generally 'abundant thsn'la an*
previous year, at least for a long, period. gratin
thaSouthent States, where' the gram crops hare
been almost' total failure - for two years in nieces
aim, the harvest is ample, and large gentian of
country which have ikiebdeil on the West for RIP
Vies are likely_to'have a surplus to mead to market.
The crops oczaropeshoi are - generally represen
ted is giving favorab l e promise, and the prolsuldi
nti would seem to(miteate a lower rows of fr••i"
as than the Aeresfianilinnier - has realised - •
spins years peutt•l'... 'j , - • •' ~ • -. , Z. ;
Has America, since this '‘,te,9 . • -es confer
red upon: her, shoien any-d" ..---- ion. 'to adopt a
more truly blend. ~. ... • .2 ~.! Maims not,
The ooly show made .. anY M. , -...'••• t at all by
her Was the proposition last year . !aria idditite-..
1120 pet cent upon the impostorilritiab Iron., kir
the protection of her own dome sin , production of
that metal. In our commerelel legislation of the
Pent ten yews, we muse ; Cliques; -relesetiona of
our Nasuation Laws in favor of the shipping of
the 17uSlstes. Thus, we give :to her the lentv
her wade with our colonies. In - 1049,--we toweled
-rita Navigation Laws entirely; and few countries
have profited more froar thetraeascire than the Uni
ted States. Yet whatlunisheAspe foe twin atm,
more than by viiiteious treaties she was baund to
'l°l La n by
find her mew- 1
nog to the - other Irgal pager the (viiivgs-•
age trade of her own shipping.,To section I the`
tarifa 1845, we And mentioa d
d; tempt the •W.
tleitS which maybe importiedinto the United States
free of duty, the folloyring: "Cone and tea, when
......,_
.lulouted direct front fbe ;dew of:their growth or
,emirst in doterierus*ssair, Fir „in.fcgtrip yes
- realties/. by reciproad , treaties, Id be ear*.
ram 4 iscuntiaitiag digit I's; Ohmage and' tither e
t ei - ; c alk". the growth oryroducteettAif tit , Itisen4
`roan of the Netherlands, imparted froin the' eth:
viands .ill tbe tame manner 1' or course, areal
. :7_,_” amongst thosetmentrieswlich have "re
-141 bestir'. as they 'recalled witlr Anteri
"44t*"bi • - VWskate thiskeg
. v oi , ‘ „,,„. ~...,_ Gipping Illet3l to -
,"arlr ge w tv " With I „. 4t rOt ricalt !NPlUnit_, ,_ .., t Bil__l be*
aerpmi ie di - 7, ge or ccereying were fan
,_ th e 1 w i lco ,. etfrosi tie "adarfriet - of-ip,r.
After mo ils PI that country. *moot sotamle
and: the ° u m ' I LLeclion 2 of thiAct, Poi 'these,.
_shag b e f ree o r"vreit,_ ' mentioned 'iti' sebedeit‘i;
*Ar ken and Z i r..,___i ,ia wovi4.4ll.Peatiost X ,
• (11146,) n ine than ~, la day Of Demean , rivet
- Kip* lie bnneai &Made TM/ pa Igs
Tenn wad .
a
t e c t.reg entUttries, 14 n it
in
eeq ley 4
r,
th. Ad, . d m . of 2 27 c
. i .:2 4 "atom, _what elti „l os ani:A lls ia;; „
is the oPere fie° tit to the -Aot ti 'Sin
ai). thfr4t prehtlits -tWilninsent' to the United :, • L'_,ll7 - :„.„--_ „." — ' . ..,:f"..________' '''"-!.
~whether 111 British er Americas duper of a - 1 - ri-
,Ti l .14trotrid„vr swift 717,,munient i
cargo of coffee or lea from the warehouses of this jhas readied i liesififoll24•:. Mr; 'Mid ' Wadi
Nrintry. Yet, if an American 'tnerchatit, haable : _,_ •,, ._ ~- ... i - .. ..
landed a cargo of either : bra or coffee' in any of . his • two *nu a uais• sees more_ mu. he andel wore
own country's ports, finds that Gress Britain af-.: the close ofthessessotiovhen it will have at. 1
fords a beater market for it, he can re-ship ili__,e4- Mined taie-Pitrth,4(iti 'full' /elevation-517
bring it bete , croon tbe is Sell" sa if 'awn.. ' feet. - , The amositat .4 finds:received thus i
direct
c f: t o i r ecalm.m:l4 themmtry ik.ref r ita ore tootata , theridee • ' , tr iter " far
.......i. i5.3190 . , -- uw, v,
~...As imlu_ditig $30,000 interest
propoundedby the oftilis'oorfottY be: on s""-•• sP•usVuu xemaut in the treiuttry•
coming the moretionse or depot Oftbe - *mid, li and ii'lvdL require $300,000 additional to
deer absurdity. - - , • finish the coltittni, ',lt• • fa supposed that the
I need OM here dwell upon the eoridoct of the contributions it the "Offs on election day
4nericlu Government in oh .tt=t,-,.g. throughout the country will 11(n. in the ag
participation in the carrying mete
boric ports and California, =der. the shallow pre- gregate, exeuudikimm. - , , , . ~ :
tence that it is a coasting VOyllge. 430 far iks "Mull* 2:7 The wo o • o p a d v e rt i ti t tg .f or a 'wife
steam navigation. British entegirise has dissevered
a mcde by which the crania/ propensities of the are various, but ,perhapt "-the following,
mom szpablic nu , b e ,b_ w i e d„ s oa a porn= of mentioned fly -else - Hun Advertiser. Eng.
!lad e is the Most extraordinary:
this valuable unite veined to thts country. This
Isthmus between North and South Amenca iahsp. - A 7ru - r .. u ,
cresiding aear the village of Sir
pily for the commerce of &stand and orthe world, by-ttnner-Dale, wanUirife provided
net t h e kmier y c d the Car ted States ; and we shall ,_ ~.. , ..,_ , , - , T
l'holitYr lima* to Ilte- of - c 4. Sir:WlYet. of i himse lf" iStut a- larg o a, an d , pruned
this town, And of :be Cunard Company, hate ill di. upon' , it, “Wanted. *WPM -10 - make a
rees h oe of /plasdid stetnrabips from Liverpool 10 wife of.. erldfa fittletnoney. lip to Amer-
Chores, on the Atlantic side of the coctment, eon- f el t ... This be f illacell ottiliajzat, atid;plan
tected with other steam-114u on hove side„ 2:1 k • ~_.. ~._-. -,.
runn i ng a m Ti mms t b, g as p rtmeh * ~,,,, Lawself ro root
• bi -- me - church bo or,oo
tempted and independent connection with ihree Sundayi - iiliti_the_:`,Wnsa 4eav•
golden regions. St i 1! it is all-important that our fig. ~. ,i ; •. - / ;1:4 ; , i): . • ~ ' +,. '
Wl* vesdelasboula Polk-Oslo in a trade, the f** g7f . Three - millions and's' fall of the in •
orifice nature ot which is enabling the American t . ~....,,-. ~ _, . .
s hip. ouver is , as d er bid as for f r eight s go the. E ms . nausiimassi Great Billito. or one-eighth of
tem markets. That -we shoold be jteuitied in err ihe.whole population, depend forsubsistesee
deavoring to 'secure this by neating the voyage from up3n the various_tzumufar.tures plenum): •
this country to our East linfia possessions as scow n .--, si, L ewin , 'ea___ ~,,b ie society
ting voyage, which it is in all but the mere leant- ", ~ o-f„ "` f!,' „ ,„, „,„„,„er '-' 151 "," 04
ratify existing in favor of the pretensions of Ante- al-sillo_Bleu 444 'DIDIeI Vio c'esiameuts do
ries, there can be little doubt. Stich prolicig, ring the past year„ , being rs slight decrease
however, would be of too • bold a character for comp a red with 'the y ear u s s u s ediv,
,_ • _
the present temper of the public to approve. - There „,..2. „, ._• ,„ ' - ,!-- --; - ,, -- I,__ , .z_
is a shorter Mode by which I think the object deii— U.- , Ch eap P ostage - -- in i r °" 1.1136. *Um'
red could be arrived at. By throwing open our gate postage . on Blachrood and the. font .
coasting trade to American shipping, she is bound English re news wm. $O,BO per annum ;
by treaty to throw
urged
her own td tie Neserhstut it it - DOW ‘lleeelatr.tlirO Cents.
ajection tssuld be urgeo against suchrsatAltho' ' .O 1 for
there might be serious disadvantamand even din- v.- -The . requisite sum moneya
ger, in . the mane privilege upon the ship. new Presbyterian Church. in Danville, hasi
ping o( Europe t venture to sairgest that thiscourse heeh subSeribed. Thi building is tube corn.
i
to adopted . it sat once imobretionable Ind pm- menus:l/1i an early day. ^ '. •
tint. • ''' - ,
V' It .uns stated at a temperatice meet
ing held at Liverpool, that there are now,l
throughout 'the world, about sixteen, mil 7-1
lions of teetotalers. •• , : ,•.- I
V" Wood is so matte itgockvilli;sl - 1..1
that many citizens have taken to.ifie use of
coal. Oak wood mile at 52 , 50;_and pine at
$225 per cord. - ,-- ~
oDr.2hie.,-A,Avainati - trhciis' 'not ' pre.
pared to train urefiildren in the way of
morality, religion and virtue, never should
marry.
~,,- • - .
1i" Si; prisoners sawed 'off the grating
of thelail at Lafayette, Ind., on Sunday
week, and have not been Awed since.
11:7" Newspapers in Spain, are not allowed
to discuss political matter. • 0 despotism,
What a curse thou art to the world !
071fbe widow of Daniel Webster is a
bout to take up her - residence in New York
City, where her relatives reside.
V" The 'wires' of - the' - sub-marine tele
graph are made - of pure copper, and they
-are covered with tuna pewits._ ....
11:7 4 :gentknanz near Lebanon has recent
ty married itiafiftikwile- Re is already_ the
father of twentronsibildren. • ' 1 •
07' The last - census'shimrs that there are
nearly half a nillion more men -than "to.
men in the' United Stales..
, .
.
V" Every •year the London press sends
into the world"upwards of a million Bi
bles and New Testainents.
,
(C7Titp. Omit. of an_ earthquake was telt
in many parts of Massachusetts on Satur
day night. • ‘-; " '
U The - pig - population of-the-Mississip
pi Valley is estimated to be 40,000,000.
. .
--it7" . .Tits4asi of raising cornin Illinois is
only from four to'sis cents per bushel.
, , , ,
ozy- A fossil elephant was exhumed near
Zaneiville, Ohio, last week.
'
07' In ten years sixty thousand houses
have been built neLondon.
f A nem hotel is to he erected at liar
risbn rg, five stories - high. ,
og- .. Unck Tom's Cabin" is being trans
fated into Welsh. , _
Q:7" SINGULAR ORIGIN or A Gaels VINE.
--The Elkton (Md.) Democrat says, there to
a flourishing grape vine growing oa a farm
in. the vicinity of that town, with the
fol
lowing.singutar history . The•seed from
which it germinated, formed a covered but
ton or clasp to a lady's kid glove, which
was imported from. Paris. among a lot of
others, by a metchant 01 Philadelphia,' and
sold to a merchant m Elkton. A lady pur
chased the gloves containing this grape seed,
wore them out, discovered the aced, caused
it to be planted, and it is now a flourish
ing vine.
THE COAL TRADE rob 1852.
OnsammatitaisiM
The quantity sent by Redro:id,thiS - Week is 33,-.
976 18—by Canal, 10,985 o.s—for the week, 44,-
961 17 tons.
Tbe weather continues urtusuallyi Mild, but the
Coal drawing rapidly lost clue, particu
lafly by Ca nal; except for the city and line. The
Boatert,-inxious to moor their Boats in late pla
cesyduring,the winter seasoa, refuse to load foe the
ew York and distant markets at thii lite season.
As -Air as we cald leain, but three or tour Boats
were loading yesterday for markets beyond F.'hila
delphia.
The Coal Toinage by Canal will 'nearly, if not
quite,reach 800,000 tons this year—which is about
50,000 tons more thou it was supposed she would
carry to market. In fact the Wilekt increase from
this Region this year du been seared by the Ca..'
nal. - Suet; however, we .apprehend will not be
the case the ensuing year—it will be divided more
equally between the tiro companies.,
The demand for Cull is extremely. dull, and. it
much more is shipped, the prices must recede .- 7
The true policy is to stop at once and prepare for
winter operations. Justice to all ponies requires
it. If our Operators sofa force Coal into the Market
when'it is not required,r;duce the prices and force
their customets to lose on their winter stoc k ,
how can they expect to be paid for tie Coal they
have sold s.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal eompaay have
Fuvended-the transportation of Coal to market for
the Farallon. -
The Delaware Division of the Penusylrania Ca
nal will be closed atter the 10th inst.
We publiih the following in reply-to oar Boston
correspondent. We did not know what kind of
Coal our correspondent alluded to it the timethe ar
ticle was published.' We would not willingly in
jure the character of any kind of Coal, and parties
ularly the_Dauphin and Susquehanna Company's.,
because we know, it is a superior article, fur many
purposes, and will always find a market without
interfering whatever with the hartlAnthrucite
Baltisreore, Dec. 7,180
BIEN!. BANNAN, Esci.—Dear Sir—ln reply 'to
cone Boston Correspondent, " Phrenii," (a Phu.
cons bird,) f would say that it is not considered to
be a very ..find action to disparage the property of
'a neighbor through the medium of the public press,
under an anournous • ' , ignitor, ; nor is rt customa
ry- fur a well regulated paper to insert such arti
cles. The shipments of tlse Dauphin Coal wan
ton were suspended for the purpose of supplying
the - great demand for it in this ray and the Chefs
mike Eity,and, for several weeks, all nets orders
have been refused until the old tines cats be execu
ted..
In three days, GSSions were retailed in.rhi. city
in small parcels of one to five tonk, which hatumr
er been dose, I betieitr, atany other coal. yard Di
the United States. A heavy contract is now being
executed for the Danphiri Coat, at $2 'p per ten.
delivorad at Dauphin, which is a higher price than
is obtained at any other Colliery in Pennsylvania
'or Maryland. The - great estate of the Dauphm
Company, comprising. 411,000 acres will ken be
'connected with the Reading Railroa d at Auburn,.
n .- -Port Clinton,) and, as some reliable evidence
its value;would stay that Ma stock *Abe Com
pany bas advanced, tames the first day of Merck)
over one million three hundred thousand dollars!
Respectfully, • • ADAMS Farms.-
- • DY Teteltralok• ; •
POET RICKNIONTI, VJUDAT, / O'CLOCK ? F. M.
Rates of freight fiom Richmond;— '
To Boston, - • . $1 55
To Rhode Island, • • 1 441
To New York, • • • • • 105
Washington, 1 15
Amount of Co al tent by Schuylkill Canal for the
Week ending on Tbsursday erenusg last '
RAILROAD. cANAL.
WEE[. TOTAL.%rum. TOTAL.
P. C. . 496,952 o.i" 4,972 10 333,813 OS
Mt: C. 111,493 07 269 01 84,727 11
S. H. 792 793 02 3;966 03246,792 10
P. C. • 249,272 03 1,777 00 73,014.19
Total, 1,650,515 16 10,985 05 788,353 68
• • 788,353 08
•
Total, 2,438,869 04
To tame period lam, by Railroad, 1,630470 00
do do do do Caul, 578,374 07
- • 2"044 07
- _
lomase this year. . 210,224,1 G
Com* Tatax Itatißoexiifolt 18.5343;
-%i **liiimealOr t*iteek,o4‘os •Thars=
- - •
Polk :- -
10,402 01 ,542 09
2 4 03 111 ;`,i2i
f5OO ; 7981
Poet - - 1 2; z.! - ;
6, ‘'t
1 /' . k 61 . 1116 1 10 ; 10 4i4 PON 2 1
itiuk,g(l746„,__ 2,4
Tbe
liver ibis &beim Itsibisatia &NW/ V*4ll*,
for *live* eidiat 4, •
brute Rd ItS.:fiat) Alias o3l figit
*typo- - • 22 ; -213 0tt
w i n J5Ol/7111' .- 444.2 ~19
.372-30 A 9 412 0 110
•mi , t *NW 03,..; 4roge
Sit:ol;tbas 7Pt Cadman 10,17537 ' -..4111012441
" 415
Sciltpraß:JELT , . 12
WICOI
Sent for the ireeirricting tov. x, 1!52 ,
Lehigh Coal & Nil , . Co. 6,076 ,08 .428.8551.5
1 1 # 30011 k1 0 ) (4 /; : 1;712 - 79,896 12 ,
Dwyer ow, •• • .384 03, •• • _40,070.15
la, • , 1,93/1.13 ,;...147,086 16
isin Gail, • 847 17 .37,410
Ewa SoprLesfCo, .58813 11 4 101100-
Quibalvy Coal Co.; • • 823 02' •:40,92003
Haddon Cool 2,594 'O5; 129,780 03
Dila:toad Coal ; 971 10, 41,703 08
Bock Efacnuaia, • ' • - \ZU 08: . / 0 4=t2
WilLwitOuTe:Pcma - :ea LA` 4144;15
• Total, 17;033 .00 ookti3
To fame period . 996,53119
hire.* i.24;73e3s
*kits Or raja..A:6f. ilos4oo - irts,Tiax am, /1411.
Rom) r:cm. moo: -1 0 185a,,f
From M. Cobalt, S. fisttitit: Cliatas
Itidanotid, • '11'.00"'" ;* 'lOl 5
loPhilidelphis, 1,70 1,04 , :,141
NY, F..urax.
riciewrvcirl 014604
_Mew ;• ,de Tt. 4 19
:19ckity1. *avow •.• ••••.;,:;•••,,f, „65
Pon' Clincav t , c. - 4110
Lau co nags* lir•CMlLik
Nom
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ef Sigrn.4=l6l 44%. ',la): ot r
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AIINE4Ss.' 'JOURNAL. ANI),.P.9T,TRVILLE G4ISTARAL ADVERTISER.
i ? -.: - ••
$lOOO-A GREAT BARGAIN. •
riAB SubseHber, with a view of changing his ho.
I illness. °Fete for sale his twastory brick tire-proof
adice.illnlaill in Market street, between Centre and
Second Street,. Pottsville, Stir ONE THOUSAND
DOLLARS CASH. The Building Is IA
feet front by t 0 feet deep,esch of the
walls 9 inches thick: well painted
out and plastered 'and papered within.
lighted with gas above and below. It is
web calculated for' two offices. having
venerate entrances, and-wilt rent the lower one for
9100, and the upper for Oft pet annum, There Is a
ground lease running tot eighteen years from April
1.165,!. '
The Insured andaltuated in the cent re
of business,tioee to Centre street, and within three
_squares of the Court House, Public Offices and Mar
ket Douse, well adapted. both In regard to locality
and convenience. for Attorney's. Physician's, Serie
enees or Printer's Mete ; for a Fancy Store; Ind
owed, with a smaltegpettse, be made a good, sabstan•
tial dwelling house. Persons wishing to purchase
must apply sobs, or they may miss • bargain. Apply
to" •ti. M. WILSON. J. P.,
Land Agent and General Collemor,
Pottsville. Der. ii, less, - • bOtf
" • • -s GOODS!
rpollEST:iwg PT. lispOrtertsf Parelgn Pa /14-
11irltles.lialsshawrartial Dealealit Willa* Ware
inch acSardab.ituketuaad twerp deserlptlow of IN/l
iner. Swans, VeloelPade Colleted. RoelWeg Malmo.
•&c.. &c. Dealers and others. skint laylag la Male
Christina* Woe*, wW gad as our extenelve *nab-
Ilehmeol. the largest and heat asaortment.of TOTS,
DRUMS. DOLLS. Rte.. &c., fee., la the eity —being of
our own impartation. and wartsaWd ego% to sample.
Call at ROBERT SWIFT'S. 31t *muter Street.
Sant& Side. des doors above Ninth Street. Philadel
phia. -
iii-Prkes 2:EXEMBSI 312. • -
Dite.11.11132. •3O 54
• J. 8.41. & S. itl&2111
ANDS/MUTH WITARVICS, PHILAD'A.;
OFlita FOR SALE
3000 GALLONS Whiter Operas Oil, •
6000 do DThattied Winter IN/01,014 •
' 11000 do do do Saar "_
10,000 do /Theiked Nonb Wen Coast Mlle
tio Iflocre se.
200 Hoses AdsThanNao Candles, ' , •
1300 Bags Porsviast Gssso, ' • ; • •
000 /This. Pstagonot do •
Dee: mien: •••• • se-ir •
_ 161:10N - A1CD SCOTT &
LIST OP 8111180 PIiitIODICA‘PUOLICATIONd.
DELIVERED to WI the priohlPhl Mal 1. the
red State% rase or, parr. car, and forwarded by
mall. anderthe provielooe of toe tate Peet-Otlte Lew.
at 112 RELY NOMINAL BATES. .
I. The Landes Quanerly Review (CAP:krone/3
t The Edimbizgh Review . .
3. The Ronk Rtillah Review (Frt. Clara.)
4. The Weitmlnner Review (Likintal4)
5. Black wood 'a Edinburgh Ragsalne, (IWO
Attbough these woths are distiagalobrd at/ the lrm
lineal shades above ladirales : yet bet a small porws
of their contests Is devoted to Ipolltkal übjeczs. -It
Is I he ir haring chararlar tilikb Aiwa them iheit tiller
value, mid is that 'bey good isoarcuedig ,fat. alters
all other jou rusts °Moir damp._ alsclae•• 4 tint as:
der the fatherly care ofEhristophir Worth, malatatas
Its aaeleat telebtlty, and 144 at OW time. elieramill
attractive, tram the, serial, waits of II alma. and otb
er literary notables, written for that Wagasine.sad
Ant arhearincin Its mdwamo both .Ia ,Gfeerikilain
and In the Erase Snits.: IlischAwriolts asoothe Car.
tons" sad Novas."--(100tb, illtlwer4)
"The Ores* Halide'olEttitiMewet,, • lad oast se
rials, of - which saisionmee near aditlassitritalated-by
the leletaggettltatterr kyr threolfairrbilea
t 6 bote
petatd by those publishers from the pages of Blatt:
wood, after It has been if Mtd by Mews. Scott &Co.;
vs that Ilabeerlbets to tlie Reprtat Of that Maguina
atag =My having the,earliew reeding of
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• • Al* llo! oft } .r.dyr, newate Sotoo.)
essay sae of Ow 4 lifivirol 4e4 I proof. vol 3300
IParts, tiro - ' • •," • 1 •• • 100
Foray three a'-% • 1 : .100'
Fotall (oor"oftlio'llosteiro I*. • B'oo
For Slattwood's Kagasloo - 1 4. 00
For M4ckwoo4 ti Owe Reviews 3. 9 Q2
For Blackwoo&lb OR 4 13 ,1 1 two: 9 • 1000
Fa 14 'Ours is el Oiliest")
o lit im ermsallet.ra(UmilkdOririlgwodis.
leitwitt Waives to -mar 11441610411
sacedisigto:44 ,
above v, . •
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Fes' teupfs,Mw tose--"ser.) - • :
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feelley's iMmelisity (Mr ssoatim.) • •• • • •
Zdiabruab llaview (one year.)
• illtrepittitaa Magadao tars timailis.) •
• WeitilloMMleview (saw's , .): c• •
Voliseestteri Prilmlam.erileiswe'esaset Is an aume
be tb ratirlietieseme Mae leartimi Qauterly ftweleve:
7b' ,rem* Illiempobblatest. tbenribm, *bent' Mist
weft b Mt Mese witated.llalmerllem WUI PME. u
teri/renal Startler melte Qhi similowleas Aare
tremihisms to IMO Mew bovallteed, • ..-
ok-Ottroaat otnevatyilvirler e.at.hoafrlrsfot i
elleteMill be allowet to sal di( lbw a more
topical Maly orie in mote of above works. This:
Four amble et Illartiwasit:or Moos Bedew. will be
Matte Osemitrase Sir Ott , MeV smiles elt OCR* r
Review. sad Illatirwood for 8.10 s "I
osiers peamlamiiarni eves where the above
atiowsaert liorde - es , Clabooior will premiums is
say ease be tandiamift, ailesethe subscript Ma mosey
'spats fa to the Pebilsbers, maim rata 11e .to
ate £.a{. N am, -001 . 14-111 Wine wait
firFiYiatairrACC.'`
arovribewmai Aiellaatiaa
Willa Wapiti; triltiares Isce 1541,
aid
tlterepilillas Mot awerslisr_fl.i.-1,:.
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10 " 60 40 rouP Am& slliw,t'sfer .
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Roe. 380. - • - t• ••• WO 1 -= 4
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TO riM2Ol/12 1 1111TMEIMEINIT liar
UNITED STATES.
MEWING It nand ionary to remind any rein ~
lAsiember afjbellibatil proßaFfion,_ *Wm *OW
Mind Medical .rait 100 or - -- —1 40 w
may diseases ref tenitomftyrilanA l y !
nivite von v 10 , - ih4 WWI MlSlStErs lll ____,..e
wit Pm' HP
L>
hy teailiii i Intent ;
In HoutotairAly a haluier ' RISIUM ,
ii. ii fliframral -am mrarammsra
taterbetwAlt fl ow ' virrilly Oahe •
ikim
4 1
arstroinsainin. - Setery:inliarm Silas
nu Wit lhatilllK ; sentihn• pan -lis
solvent. list Mis.raimeirWesramsmoM-011310V
or iramssiolliMmlsiMiramModmissist sissiorao
dest,;dilltimatiliilliiiit irennitil pinwales; In
HolintrigUsi hesierallneitictivent. —-- - ' ' , -i' ,
ansitlig Weir etitiAinini Airatiliiins• Wltiietli.
1
i his cillOW **Mr AlttlCl4=l" land" "Wlati."...
digitally la prenwhic is sot* lure cll. _
I te r s =t l44 o l4 kneillieneWn. tut. lammileisi
s _,.,- eirciesineAmpiciweity. yens , noweint s
is iiir_urar Sc - Win TIMMS* penessiag a niatirmil
ermine** tin Inniolliente-orileassas lanco.
Pvcilterofrateknetrallt t 4 Sour Ofteatkla ary"An
mune Sonesisare Ohms nee' solnwokilk mom
au to wafts ram mann especuthewaied I shall
I:H*4opr* lierward to ;you iit,hritrheofills toe of
thatlP.hadrieWer Co a letter ististatiagyengsgrowag .
It is 011itillatiely OIHI pinnate.' JiMe 'impel
and thatlinwray Seadedan Ctiw - enitutivellt*
medicinal pieginile alliht; irisbnareit bent
have received onsiniesaadi Intent, hot* Om physi
cians and patients. testltylnito ha really extraordi
nary *Meaty it Carlini. Inc len Dropsy: eard,adire
tints of the Iliinryi tad Mader generally; and I
hare so inn. that It sratild yiehl similar remits,
with preeision and certainty. In your own protonic*.
al experience. Tot op la Pint And quart Bottles.
With my name epos the' hotile. snit and label, with
an sus"' on Us ProPettlea. This article should be in
ire MOM or every traveller.
UM/LP/ICI WOLFE% Importer,'
N 0.12 Bearer _Street. New York.
• ' Der. 4, JIM. . 110.451
P • 107/1111/LL M
tas EtR LINIL—Tbe noble New Torkba ill rat*,
et nip BALTIMOZEr-Carsata Pitearatca
Naararr, tumulus at the warm ntesortll award
the Seaga as stub Aloof this flee, and Aar pac
t-natty oa lath of DetWwbei how Diets York to
MILBOURNE. PO '
It Is well 'known that the Neer T e tt bath Psalm
Ships Aim the fittest and Sorted in the world. The
Baltimore int, the favorite Map of the .New Tort ,
and Ram Liaemed wftlit he eaperb aceOmmodations,
Solar op, together williher extreme heights be
tween decks ell feet.), end bee superlotrentllatiOn.
she wilt be the most comfortable stip that has, yet
been dispatched doi Australia: Her rates ofrassige.
let Cabin. Poop Cabin. • nog
- State - Rooms, beteen decks, 150dotible Meths.
si
LI Cabin Rune Room*. • 165 n•gle •
;7.. • Open Births; 110
A llnegesni and proper attendants provided. The
m i which the ships of thin tine have 'been
Stied up and provisioned has obtained fortbeitt a de
cided preference overoll others. .
- • • R. CAMERON.
• JOHN OGDRIV. •
Dee.
4.1852.
.. ,1111 Wall Street, New • Rork.
40-it
H. W. STRATTOII & 00. 1
MAGICAL BANDAGE MAKERS,
No. 42 Walnut Bt., Worn Seeolut, PhileuPa.,
UFFER to the afilkted, the following re
rnedles,—TßUßSES for every fora) of
rupture ; Compression; or Rldlog Belts,
supporters, Suspensory Itar.dageo, Lace
Iltocktors,tc.
Apparatus for Deformities, as Spinal affections,
Club Feet, Dlstoned Limbs, Weak Joints and Frac
tures.
All of the above constantly kept on band or made to
cult cues at abort notice, and guaranteed In every
panleulat.
Dec. 4,1851: 49-3 m
NEW coons
'TIDE undersigned has again renewed his fl ock of
I. Dry Goods, and now offers ' at reduced prices. all
kinds of Dry Goods, Flannels, Wanes. Merinos, Co.
berg Cloth, Moraine de Lains,very low.Bbassls,Blan
kets, full assortment of floseery. large stock of Prints
at various prices, Domestic Goods, and all other arti
cles usually kept in Dry Good Stores. all of which ha
'is determined to sell as low, and mks of them low.
er,than any Store In the County. ills assortment of
Groceries is full and of thetrery beet quality. Fault.
lies sending for their supply, can. at all times depend
upon settles the beat quality and at the lowest. pm.
ces. All are invited to call and examine goods end
prices. A. 11814DEMION.Art.i.,_
Nov. 11.14.124 48.1 f
--- 80110110111 STATEMENT.
?PIM Town Councilor the Borough of Yolliall le.
.1.. submit the following Statement of the repeedl.
tares of the Basouth, from the 40th of May. 1851. to
April 30th. 1852, inclusive, with statement of liabili
ties:
Biertemma ofErpmdituros in eke alms penod :
Fat Iltreeteacut Culrans, • . $6.110 59
" Miscaleansous expenses, halading Me i
1 ADPiritUP, , 1,54: 38
" Lamps and Watch. -• 1,385 91
.. Interest out Orders, . 183'17
" ll:perms of Caitlin,.
" Lock-up !louse,
" Mark et House,
Total 'meant of eipendlturee within the
above stated petted. • 110,054 01
Statement of the Amounts received during chit
' above Period of time:
From John ' Ruch, Tat deplieate for 1850
In M 1,0115 97
" . 8 W ettmatinga, . • 4 111
0 John ft lout``, Ma Burgess, 28 CO
" 'Peter alassmire, 5 00 '-
" John Ruch, on account of duplicate
1851, ' 7,555 30
"Henry delve; on account ofdupikale,'
', 1849, 405 SS
. 0 • Wm Lerch, per J 11 Campbell. 280 59
4 ! "Belanre expended over and above the '
receipts during the above period, '.. 319 18
Tots! amount reeOliteit. 59,354 07
Indebtedness of the Borough of - Pottsville, April
30th, 1852:
Loan front 8 Patterson. dated Apr 1109,1331
to Improve Market Buses, 6100
00
" . •' hlshantongo 01reet, 1,000 . 00
Loan from Jacob, alter, to Improve Coal
street, 1831. • itooo 00
Loan from the Minors' Bank, dated Nov.
9,1531, to improve Centre Street, after
ths Borough purchased It Oval the Cen
tre Turnpike et),, " 3,000 00
Orders issued and not redeemed, up to May
6 18,511.6,5% 59
interest doe on Inane and orders not re..
deemed, ' - . '.', : 9,397 00
Total amount of Indebtedotia April 24 .51415.913 59
Statement of available mewls to meet the above
• , Indebtedness:
Judonent against Henry Belau, balance of
duplicate for 1849. ' 411,1175 3A
John Ruch balance on dopllcate 1831, • _ 4%937 63
Sundry debts due by Indivldualr; • e t,103
Bliht Receivable..
' A ' -MOO
Unsettled aamentwith Gait Company. - 93 14
Judgment *Wool NOWEISID TOWIII4IO. • 'We 57
Balance over and *Wee available ways, 8,737 57
Total. • 815,913 59
The Baroregh *otitis the owner of the following
" Pro
Lot tad Coquet, Chanthar. pe rty:
01. 500 00
Lock.op House without the ground. , 500 00
Reline Rouse and 1.04 grou ed on ' -
suet', 1.000 00
• •
'Two rho Ratifies sad Rote. 1 , 800 00
Root and Ladder 'l l oogon, wlth Liddet ind
Hooka. • • 100 00
Tookt..C.lll the hands of Rupert Mai,' 100 00
Total valop•or Property, 86,000 00
Theantiretrolobtedoess or the tioroctsh of
• Pottswille.over & shore avallabk means, 603,737 57
From which deduct the Real estate and per- •
ettnatpreperty,as per the *Wye valuation, 0,000 00
Entire Wailes tiniest the Boronat, /22,721 57
*Norwegian Towpsbip paid. Nov. 1552..
on account of lodgment, . • , MI 26
"John Ruch paid; lone ISM on *c c
of doplkote ts6l, t 1.609
FRANK'. Mre. •
!Wet of the Tow* Council of Mt Biro. flousville.
Dec. 4„ ISM •- , • •,- 4944
AK azaamr, AND DIALIBLIC EAT
FOR 113,00. EQUAL. IF.t, NOT SUPERIOR,
TO ANY NOW OFFERED.
POSTER & GERTIARIN TIDED Street. •
I? Wow Chestnut. Philadelphia. ores at,
very reduced price**, Ibiloortag
Ladies' Riding Dais amt Bonnets . • ' ••
racy hats. of ail colors, • •
Cloth, Flash, and Glazed Ca* of only variety of
Gentlemen's Driving and Travelling Caps. ' •
Soft Date of avemetylo sod dairb. It prices 'to
salt au.
Also. Young Mats` flats. • •
Rept. IS. . . • • 39.3 a.,
' FALL T'i'na:_ PALL Sena!
RZAILIBSCILISSE would respec tally Call the at-
Tmatinee( the
OF
to his splendid saimatent or
FALL STYLE OF ITATd. now ready We inspection
at We stand—tie • , „
lOW 'DAT AND CAP STOW Cour*
A
. Arras. Tye Dom akin via aristre Baa l ,'
L where will at all times, be found
A
the latest and most approved Style
of RATS and CAPS, orall descrip
Ka would tall "weird 'atteatloi , yr' biz YOUND,
OENTIrr SIIW MIME OF HATS, which for 111 h:
hew. turabillt, and testae Minot Pa 'summed
pi
Ever thwart') for ibe patronage so liberally bestow.
WI upon him, he hopes to merit a continuation or the
mew.
__
____ .•, , 0 BOMA 7111 1 1_TN. ,
atlzm
MOOR 1111211211111 T. , ."
YIIUg Subscriber. saaouncen to Ma ,
Ideas and the pubUr that be bas z '
'madam copebletableaddlifoi to his Bonk
BI ade ry. and boa procured a.gook Binder -
frost oat Grebe beat Blideries is nine
deipaLs. acqualatad. whit tbo latest style of.atiadlPY,'
sal who will aunt oat Ms work Par ispaterao asp
beretorota produced to rottsellte.. Books batted:
Ir my style.of Midges, *alley riga. Of 111
Turkey Xorcusro.
Wit Books payed Or plata. made to any peltiv a ,
also printed led toted at prices kilter than In
City. . „ . • ,
Book, bound the Attaatlty; ad 'Payee ruled to
l'attarn by . !ANNA*
April 1831- . ' 14—
• -
a.MUM mow wayieS. I
Ws.ll2llT Tables of _ Crass; ivories or 'Lotted.'
Ittpiate sod Flat Der hob ;Meet, apse
tical Seclessis—able eke of the Mott iiselhl inlets
panelled tbriteslers Sad Itrsitstsis Iron. sod the*
NM Ilse reel laded.: Bo flirted an the cslests
lion. that all pause can early bey and er n widener
Book. *lams Into weldlidst the Min dud .
Isit *MANI. price Ili rests. sd, for Mlle wbolesue
!sod 'rasa B.' UNMAN.:'
o nlit at else Portlids weeps a. the *aft win be
m
to say .pits of coosty.—"no Tab
girl" at lb•
. --- ~ ~ 1
. . !UM , POW= .111114 13 ' ' ~,_,- i
'VIZ witimirtlior au Meted a Ow loiveri'aitst
J. at Attboarillo, Gado KestltitiotteWtoolltlial.
to prepared to totatel Powiltr.loldett' ito,tpllC
awe too oak bf Oa" bait butatirtatir and . poop
two to.toctrott:flabblabiffbritiVat e l '
illasolfillat; so Irtak bi ttit odd* o va
likitaanty'liiitie tee 4140 11 1 411 i rts*!',' , 1
WU to toluattj , it 'Walla' tO.,*iil"kattiotara kat' isic
Mot; f ors aootattlllb:
' tin 'PETAMI' I4SI° X;
• Sept. tb,,,ISAIL: - „.: ~',.:f 4 -4'',",".",,. '.: 31 0)"'"'
0111i1PORMIZNIIIMIAND - 1 11 44 1 1 1 Naggin
Mitableilit:ll6,llMittiti Is littbe il'ilitabiy of
ate linalotOil, 4 '4.1 Winter Whale Oil, -
- Wtotatilotorett. I Crude Mate 014
Ttitagtifirt l e c , l ; l ttapi llai r k *AiiiVi;o:
11C. !. , ‘ .: ~ 1, 7 . 7.4 4 4yi t ;;4 1 " iiirortott.-Nr i ,
, . 410; 4 lai um ~ ,--,, :. •-•,..-: .: (••i, l iisa i i, - .1 .I
c
t h:litil 4 l4 - = "'. 1 . 7 ' ...- ff:" -- 4 1. 11 - . sir • - •
_ l2. Al** gu1t5..00 11 14t0 . 44. r:tioi;;
mussiNmic i i4amk.:,
CalalialPflakkiWasslLlMl*Altt• ji .,,',, .
IF
_,..1•01.9A,..11 - -- " X gr,titi
abasiobttiorbi I :Ls 1 , 47,..^11 11.,:-( 1 .1 me i
• - - .:41 , • .!4q . •1 , ,:n Alt. - ,C.i4( '
Maar ihe flirted tail swot epirradist .lecl or Ettrive• boo
r Pieria hi Ilteirbov betare4,brbteh be imams.
terst4sfie towestvairb prime.. Tall wilt be seta fn.
' eastrantp..llfe also a tarp aasartasent of Tra'd
sad libraa~Tiolline War., ot ails:Jam Maims a
I mile heartiness otreatere. Tra asalheal4esin Watt.
Stovslibi ne, COSI aneltets. Wtsb Batters. Brass Kat.
des, fresetviag tattler. Prylog Parrs, Warne Mum,
eine, are.- - a tare assortmern Dr Japan'.
Ware, km Ott klad,orfirr arid SheerTirort,
work Gone to order..; Tsi.unefing,iiri4 Setitiag done
,
at tbesbortest -Implies... Ali alderir-retei‘ed- will be
prompi i 7 sanded M.; CENTRE &rev. (our doors
rakaet Proirrale.o4:l-t7,1811. , -
-•:t: L. -. .:1 1 /WCLAOLS' TION; ' ' '
.WI/MESAS. , •irle , lion. 4.31A.0.1.1gri W. TICOINS,
Aft Connty of Schuytkill
lint, etesitkmt of the
Jlvanima,and/us..lnPen
Ctin tie of Cotio
that
h 4tho neveral Colonise( Quarter Semitone of the
Pty ee& Oyer end Terminer and General Goal Delive
ry,' leenie Connty,- th e Hon. Bowman roars* and
Iltgalteta S. Ilu a Lev. Judges of the Court of Quarter
Sesalensofille Peace, Oyer and Term' ner, and Gen
eral ol,Delivery, far the trial of all capital and otb
it
en oeirs in, the said County of Schuylkill. by their
pi ra U! tete dlrrcted . bave ordered a Coon of Oyer
and 'miner and Central Gaul Delivery. aid Quar
ter dot e of the Peace, to be holden at Pottsville.
on hl ND1.14 the 61k day of December neat, at 10
o'c A. M., to continue two weeks. If necessary.
No . ta.therefore, hereby given tp the Coronor.
the/ titmice of the Peace, , and Coostablea of the .said
Cot* of Schuylkill. that they are, by_lbe said ore
ceptai commanaed to be then and, there. at 10 o'clock
in thefotenoon of the said day, With their ioni, re
corlfs,4l4l44ltlons; ',sentinelled:it and all cutlets,-
teem antes, to do those things which In their'severet
odic appertain to be dune ; and all 093 C that are
bo
4.
by recognisancee. to prosecute against the
pale is that are or then shall be in the gaol (Weida
Comity of Schuylkill, are to be then and there to pm.
seem the m, as shall se,lnst. .
, . God save the Cosonosterattk. '..:...
JAMES NAGLE, Shiritf,
Sherri Oilice, Pottsville.).
November 19. 1852. 46-tc
N.l3.—The Witnesses and Jurors who are man
umit, to attend said Court, are required to attend
Poemarttly. In case of non-attendance the taw in sueb
cases made an provided, will be rigidly, enforced.—
This "once is published by order of the Court: those
conettned. will govern themselves accordingly.
' j ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
PSUANT to an ordsr of the Orphans' Court of
e.. nyikill County. the- Subscriber, /*Cob Ram
mer, dmlnistrator of the Estate Of Benjamin Bode.
late the Borough of Orwlgsburg, in the County of
Bait Mill, deceased, will expose In wale. by Public
—.—.—...
e. on BATIIRDAINthiIBth day ofDecember.
t 1 o'clock la the afternoon, n the horse of
Vela.
184
I Boyer. Innkeaper. In the Borough of °Twigs
n the' County of Schuylkill, the following Ae
il Real Estate, viz:
Duo
burg
acrd
I. All that certain Two Story Tavern House,
Stone and partly Brick, with a L,,,
prybrick Back Blinding attached,
by, fcc..an4 Lot of Ground. alt. • r•:,
n the Borough of Onvigabury
Id. bounded in front by Main
in the rear by NU Alley. on the
y Wayne Street, and on the Weit by pan of
nnher ?Jeteen, cpata!nitig In width
wo-
Atab
urte
'trot
Bute
Uast
Lot
d In depth one hondredand_ forty,eigh(fqt,
,her—hem; thu map, Ran pFLot marked le the
tt Plan of inid Bocourch with number el:teen
I. ALSO: One oihei Lot of Ground. share
Borough of ()origami aforesaid, bounded on
nth byßlllllln Btreetont the Birth by en Alley.
Ne
in th
the
1335 i. by lot ;Umber (in.the
GEE
by Warne Atreet. containing in width sixty.
t and to length or depth one hundred and nigh.
feet sit inehes,belng the lot marked in the
I Plan of said Borough number
. elsbly.one,
t.erippurtraances.
3. ALSO:' A certain Tract of Lint, situate in
fdanheim Township; In aaid County. bounded
nd of Abraham nitlebish. Thomas reydlenry
rid Edward Kearns. containing eighty•ais acre.,
ne hundred , and .fifty rmrstiem strict measure,
he appurtenances, roupOting Qua two-story Log
log Howe. Log Barn. a stone Spting•linuie and
54 no
47 93
45 00
endanCe will be given; and the conditions of sale
known a t the time end pia!e of vale. by
444 - 7011 HAMMER. idin'r•
f the above property la aril eO:a. it will then he
ty offe
1851. red for tent on field day. 344 place•
.17, .
ÜBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.
TE Subscriber, Elecutor of the Last Will and
estionent of Jacob Rein. der'il., will expose to
pus e sale, on SATURDAY. the 23th day of Decent
bet, 822. et the public house of William ilehn. In
Fri
j
ensburg.nt 1 o'clock In the aftarnoun. the Col
ton p Real Rome. situate itt Wayne . ,
To oehip, Rehniyhtill County. containing -:, .-
320 ' free and rd Penile., bontoled by la .
tan of Daniel Shiteffet,,Jorepli Brawn , i a a' a
Jo and Jonathan. Semmering. Hellas- . ...
ea organ and other'. The iniroure-
Mr a consist of two Ow riling _Souses, two Barns,
ant their outbuildings , with good orchards of differ
i
ens rids'of fruit tree/. Rod Red Stale, gaol' water
ed. about Ste one-half good timber land—lbe
pr ny being about 12 miles from Po terrine and ail
fro rarbayikiii fras•u, and In the vielotty of a new
Ba road about being made (torn Pinegruve to Ml
bur . If 41011,.11m skits property will be sold in
foul
dient portions. ~
7 rate made know n' 411 the day of sale, and pnarea t
lon poen 04 the /pet day of April nett.
41r. 27.1R5!
_ _ :.... __,..._. _ _ _ _...•_ 7 __ _
esirable Private Residence
VOR SALT.. -
TE subscriber will sell. at private gale. the Hausa
d Lot now occupied by him In Port Carbon,
Bet Valli County. The Noose littwo-' .
WO double Frame Duildin_g„ containing ..
twellarge Parlors. Diaing•Room. sitting gap
Rnlkri, and ehrht Chaithers,and a, Hitch- ;; ;
en t r oll aining the Dining Ream, all in Cr
eel til cOndtll , for the locespaticy of a
gr el family._ The Lot Is ISO feet front by ISO deep.
amps Laid out In a Flower and Vegetable Carden,
in fee Mont rendition, and well stocked with ail kinds
.of iholre Vegetables, such as Asparagus Hoots, let raw -
he'll; att.: there 'salsas citable and Carriage Home
Wag House. ke,aridall the conveniences for a de
sinft e residence. Also, a Lot adjoinint. 15( 1 feet
hods, 150 deep. - coutaininrehoieW fruits. Penn. AP
pled. Plumbs, Mettles. Oro...Catawba and Isabella
Cr es; the whole under a blab state of caliiiation.
T re is a never-failing well of most etrellent wa
ter the whole will be sold a bargain. Persons de
al aof purchislag, will call on DUE/ PATTZLIOP.
it .F. Wnregav, Real Rotate Agent; Pottsville, or
re he ouhaeriber. who resides on the premises. where
it e and terms wilt' be made known. -.
L. P. WHITNEY.
414 C
t. 30, Int
'.• ItWIXOM, 001111PANIES, SIOUX-
DitYMBN AND OTHERS—Fp* KALE. •
'lns whole equipment of the Schuylkill Inclined
Plane, (West of the Coiumbhi Railroad Striate.)
lading two Sixty Home Power Beam Reglies.with
i tiers complete, Clewing, • Mlles, Rope, Turn , Ts.
L., send Safety (*re, te.,'used by the dtate In work,
R. the Plane. One coil of the Rope, about 800 feet
snob, °rhea quality Indian flemp,,bas never been
use. The gearing is all of the beat quality, Char.
al Iron. Also. WO to ISO tone eat and 'L T Railroad
•e, slightly worn, about 200 Tons Railroad Malay.'
on the old Columbia Railroad, together -with a
of hear/tinting, :Deluding a large number of Put.
a, in gopd order, need on the Inelined Plane, all of
. - best (leanly, Charcoal iron. The above will b e
Id together°, in lots to suit ghtrattaers. Apply to
I' A. t P. ROBERTS.
' - ' •, EN Walnut St., Philad'a.
Nov. 17,1852. 1 '
' • : . 48 31... • •
11011 DAT PICIBIERNTS.
TOYS. TOYS 'AND FANCY GOODS: I
t 23and,Zs 1V OM St.; (rrp sttirs) Phtlta'a.,
mum any
_be' found a batmenl assortment of
Tindroo, Wood. Pewter and Rubber Toys, coo
tint •in part orison:lug and Stationary' Entines,
tulNookie Carta, emir Ladder Tracks, Water Form
a and Troy,. Hones. Carriages and Sleighs of
1 kinds. Locomotives and trains. Shipp, Schooners,
oops and Dow.. Savings Sanas. Gothic and Plain.
Tirol Boards and Tea Pia Games. great variety or,
yid, and very stinky:. Sows and Arrows, Bird CA.
get , Lute wiliontnenet Stoves. Sleighs and Wheel.
naJTORS of Irtni,ead bona and Mande, Tea Setts,
halo:aim. Saila. Dolls' together• with. a curtail as.
!looniest of French and . German Tom Musical In.
!Gomm* and Fancy Goods. - ;
C. Deakin *applied at the lowest cash prices. . ,
:J. WESKES, Jr.. & CO.
15c . /831;
raluintuliza arm Goons.
IItiOWNSEND SHARPLINS it 80N4, 351 South SE.
LI GOND Streettbave received align assortment of
Armor and 'W saran Coops, of their Importation or
carefld *election:olen they ate daily receiving.
MI tint beer awl desirable styles of Dies. Cools,
liaftllOS , and videos Woolen goods for Cloaks,
bicatsetilloes, Alpacas, and fancy Dress Goods,
Sllko o f ever} dilietilit ton. Velvets an 4 eating.
Shawls of WoolteilSilk,Droebe and Cashmere.
Sistiketa, Gains. Lhasa. and ititnizbilllg Goods. '
abeettigs. Diapers. Sinning sod Table Lines', ..
Antsvkan totemic& Woolens. Prints Stinnett,
.Cloths, Caselsoeses.atid Settlings of the beststytes.
Altos Lasting,, Wormet Damasks. sod Ratrinete,
lloidsty. CAM*. Handkerchiefs and Gloves, -
Goods for Titlemis„ In complete varlet)... ;
Sept. ID, 11. • ' • r 39-3 M ,
ll=
'•• • •
WARRANTR'O''CORRECT. - • ,
13111801111.111:6ijnii reeetfed
oulbleof 1111.001 N CIRIALAIL INTPIEST TA
thstittodly ilia best wide of Ito uvetrof.
bull to Lb/fueling Testy see it auto xleati, imp
assl couseipte, Celettlautso .of. lutenist both corn-
Weal sal *hole •1141 be made es- Angle Itlinee.--
MageSSlßS.LAWSOCl.lllagistrates,afid.lll 444 'Yeti
POW who bait onentost to catcolate tote no:would
web to tints' j advatiturs to, possess cue.—
Pot sate Wtsoteisto unit Pauli! ut masisfeetenitis Fri.
eise;lll. ~r
~ g;eOPIAN'S
Book Rote . ;
News . * ,04f, ,
_
-. . ..<,
,-
_,-,,r Avoit Aucaticanalt,... . ~7
ur WILSON. No. I Spent% FOVIITII gt.i.,filit
v 1 • do* , WU* IlitikitiEsiit 'idiet;i pritigaidota,
oltiTt. See poi Issie esiittereeit'orebesp WALL PS
PRISIest prim' to tee -Semi Ms' team vet - Vick
ior . ofilielpepieeiris siolviptiker.steiat - at.
we' eilitiptire etpihnikairret Al . s,- ._. ~.. -, ~, Ct , ,'. t
Fnefrale WIPIIIO , I i' ''''' ' ''' 1 new 1k.14 Pipers' ~ , . .,1,. ,
ob . ~ •.--,, —I ~ ~,T, i i Jl . CD•torMutiriAPPrili?
--'
trilk itiullbatr'. -. f Mel& Piper s ' - . 1 .: --.
liekierSPitielf, '. , .ti Ott Piper,', ;
NO!, StlineW.looiiietsei Ms Piper, GI Item vaisetr.
41 . 1'91 whir* ir II bi , iii tethrlsaearpoulbte pd.
- ~.,,..
tl. O , CI %/.-- ~
0 eriik 110832; ' 1 .!:: .1 •;....,. i ' 4 z :rlt;',. .
i. ; , Stamil :, 1 ; .;,•!.
!, madunts , ..
Whi•leatiO4idilktiiil4-Nregratidd4oetsfiee:
akdaterltaa bus ',Wilk-cilia iiii r lytiidateifini;
-Liana Ladies' CmMi.eastnaelag a lava asioeft
all s wkielrare lateral saw sat beaatitat
ite7.l6latfahlty - AlawidalWeaftsaireaWr
01 1000 _ ' q-; 175 fIu MTAMI .s td
f. 1.1 Vino rainy ail vortsty atm: 4 .
, „xt1.1,)
• ; ;
The Only Trrea Portrait. of Washtigton.
TH. WELEtIII Magrildcatif POrtralt of WASH.
. INGTOII. Engraved 'Ory pernalratoa) from Sm
all's shay orlelaal ponratt, to the Atheneum, Roston;
This :o i led& pimure,Enaraved'under the eupertu
tendeoce of Tfloidne3 5ut.t.y;16.44 the, eminent
and highly gilled artist, is the only torieet Menem
of Washington ever pabtlatied. It ham been (lame
telized as the greitest work of art ever_ prOdoced in
this cneatry. All to Its tidally, ire refer to the let;
tets or the adopted son of Wilshire:Ma, George Wash
ngton Park „Comm who. says„;-wlt le a (Intent re
prewthishionOrtbirCOoWittntoridinal," suit to Chief
ionic* ?nog. Drib* Narrate Conn of.the Veiled
nitops.wba lays, r•ia *work of sit its est... Settee
and tummy most saute every one who sari , and
it is ikt lota happy ,ih ttillkeneir to the Father ofhle
&votary. It was my good further to have seen him
in the days of me hoyhtiMinit and his whole appear
inc. I, ' e l memo, raymmared On my memory . The
INIIIIIII ran have terned-nreman to meta be an ea=
act Mourn. repreretnine perfectly the espreevion
or*l l ai Cut amt feature' of the fare." And fare
eir i al e , Cass , 11 Is a lifelste etprescustisn of the
gem Preside - In rinannv 113)11." The Welk
appears to nit tv have been ado - drably executed sid
etwatattywArthy of the ystronags of the Fishily.*"—
Says tdatchante the eminent Partrait Painter; and
the Pupil of tltuart„.•• Tow print thlny rated la more,
remarkable than any other I have leen , for prereht-
Mg; the, whole individuality of tree portrait;
e original
together with the noble and dignified repose or air
and 'flannel': ehirb all who ever saw him co:thic/I , d
a mashed characteristic of the illnstritios man i:
cominemotat
en in
added
'terns
' For the great merits of this pictute we woul,l refer
every Jolter of Washington to the portrait itself, to
be seen althe ollice atlas paper, and to the lettere
crib, Mowing Artists, thatesmen.Juriste and Achol
ars arcnotwiny lac, it
ARTlATA.—Marcbank.And Elliolt.of New Cork;
Nestle. Rothermel. and Larnbdtn. or Plalideilibla
Chaster Darting, Of Beaten ,Cberies Fraser, of Char
leston. A, C. ; and to the adopted son of Wit Arington,
Hon. Gen. W. P. Canis, himself's," artist. ATATES
MEN.-1111a Excellency Millard Fillmore. Major Gen.
Winfield Aeon: lion. George Id. Dallas, Ron. Wm. R.
ging.llon. Daniel Webster, lion; lien Boyd. lion.
Lewis Case. lion. -Wm. 4,- Oradea); Hon. - John P.
Kennedy. flon.ll. C. Winthrop: LL. D. JURIST:L—
EL:tn. Roger B. Toney. Hon. John Duer. lion. John:
McLean, lion. Rutet Choate. ACIIOLARS.—Chas.
Falcon', Esq.. the well known Librarian oldie Bonn&
Atheneum. who says, I would rather own it- than
any painted copy I have ever Peen.;" E. P. Whipple,
Richard llildrath, lion. Edw. Everett, LL. D., Wash
ington Irving, Ralph W. Esierson,'Esq.. Ptnl. T. C..
Upham. J. T. Headley. Fitz Green Ilaileck. il. W.
Longfellow. Vac. Gilmore Simms; and-FROM EU
ROPE; Lord Tattooed, T. - a. Macauley. ate Archibald
Alison. Lord Mayor of London.acc.,&c., to THE
PRESS. throughout tbe entire. Union, have.whb one
voice proclaimed the ntents of this superb engrav
ing.
To enable all to possess this valuable treasure. it Is
sold at the low mice 01 OS per copy.. Published by
GEORGE W. CHILDS.
't N. W. corner of Filth and Arch streets.
D. D. DifERLY,
au
Bole Agent far. the States of Eastern Pennsylvania
This Portrait.chn only be obtained from Mr. BY
}IDLY, or froth- his duly authorized 'agents. •
Arrangements have been made with the Post Office
Depurtmeo,t, by which copies of the Portrait tan he
Sent to any point, Der mail, In perfect order.
Personiby remitting FiVX DOLL/1115 10 D: D. BY
ERIN, Philadelphia, will haves copy of the Portrait
'eel In them fret of pomp.
Slagtridcenr Gilt Frames,got up expressly for
these Portraits, Ihrniihed at the low price of 4115 00
exch.-
• JUST WADED. .
A inagnideent Portrait of OSNERAL JACKSON.
Engraved by T. H. Wat,cu,Esq.-, tiler the. original
portrait painted by T. SULLY, Esq.
This Portrait will tie a mitels Or the Washington,
and, hi In every ns-reer, as well got up.
Price 115 per copy. Address as above.
Dee. 4.1852. • 49.310
Published Every Saturday, in tint City of New
York, at the 'Lam Price of $2 Per Annum.
ON the First day of January next,
the first dumber of a new series of this refitted,
pigseat,thesp, and universally popular Family t'ews. ,
paper, will be presented to the public. printed on tine
white paper, and a new and beautiful type. manufac
tured expressly for the purpose. A NEW Nov
translated horn the German by a graceful and brilli
ant American author,
entitled WILD FLOWES, wilt
adorn tin: columns of the forth-cording new vertes.—,
Mr. %thuds will continue his usual editorial tabor.,
writing, on the passing topics ofin ttttt t,as they occur.
ire will also give, from time to time, passegea from
his Traveia In the Voles and in the 81/111b and West:
Ills entire time being devoted to the paper, the well
known variety and industry 'of'bi • pea will be seed
in its columns as before. Thus roplous comprehenaivi
and elegantly printed Family Newspaper is now
knowledged to he the indispensable drawing room
gazette of the country.
Trans.-Foe one copy 82; for three copies Ilk or
for one copy for three years 25-always in advance.
dubsetibe without delay. Addieas
mounts it WHIM
Editore, le7 Fulton direct, New Torr.
Nov. 20, 1852. 47-2 t .
i z WASHINGTON IRON , worms,
TOTTSvILLE, pa_
T wfiEN & SRO'S. respectfally invite the ittens
J
'lower the barium,' community in their New Ma
chine Shop and Poundri, erected between Coal and
Railroad Streets, and Ranting on Norwegian Street,
where they are-prepared ici esecnim all milers•
rat fitattthiery of Oran andiron, eueli ea Steam
Engines, all kinds off:eating for Rolling Mill s,
Curt gad Saw Mills, Single and Doublmucting
Pumps, Coal Breakers, Drift Cara, all kind of Rail
road s each as Chaise. for Rag -and T Rail;
Frogs. SW lichen, itc. 7 ; all kind, of Can and marlin
Iron Malting. Being . Practical Mechanics, and after
baring made the demands tif the Coal Region their
mady for years, also all kinds of Machinery in their
line -of business, they Railer themselves that work
donsi.at their Establishment will give satisfaction to
at( who may honor them with a call. All orderstliang
fully received and promptly executed °tithe most rel.
':,finable fermi. 'JOHN Y. WREN.
Ott 2,1852
THE FMIBSCRIBERri E
to ANNOUNC
• the public that they are the Proprie.
tore of the Franklin Works. Pon Carbon,
lately curled on by S. fsdlyman. whete
they continue to wanoractlite to Order, at the shortest
notice. 'Steam F.Ol/10e11, Pumps, Coal Breakers, and
Machinery of almost any erne or description. for min.
log of other purposes; Alan Railroad and Drill Cos,
Doti mitres. Castings nfany size or patter IT. Orders
are respecthilly solicited.
ORO. R. FISI.ER & BROTHER.
.18.1:013 HAMMER
4&..1
FRANKLIN 13110VEL WGRKB.—The rubserihers
eontinne to furnish the Culllera arid Dealers of OWL
County, with Shovels of all kinds. at the lowett Phil
adelphia price,. Attention is particularly tailed to
their Vaal Shrivels. Orders fur Shovels of any •lae or
pattern pnimpily attended to. • • •
£O. B. FIALER 4s BROTHER. •
Ang. 21, 1852. , , 34-If •
GREAT czmrrnaz RAT, CAP, •
' AND LADIES' FUR STORE,
Ns. asi Xortet St.,,betreen Eighth j• NietA.Soutk Side.
1 1 111 S, biome was established In 1837, and has ever
since done a lureessfut and increasing business.—
I wish now to call the &newton of the peo
ple of this and surrounding enemies in my
beautiful Stocks of all the different Styles •
and qualities or Centletnea's II &TS AND
CAPS, for the Fall and Winter—also to my very ex
tensive assortment of Children's Fariry Hats, from it
to 0.5 each. This I believe to be the largest assort.
mentor Children'''. Hats In the city, and more Ta I ie.
ty of styles and dualitleslitan can be /bond In any
other one stare.
LADIES' FANCY FURS.—This branch of my busi
ness basso mach increased in the last few yeara,tbat
I now tire It more of my special attention—lmporting
all my Fun direct from Europe, and haying them
manufactured by the best.'workmen—under:my own
supervision. I now offer my large and beautiful as
sornmint of Ladies' and Children's Noes, Boas, Vic.
- mines. Tippets and . Cuff Ties, manufactured of sUI
the different kinds of Furs that are to be found in
Europe. Wholesale dealers would, do well: to
.give
me a call before purchasing elsewhere.
JOHN FABEINg. ,!!
No. aid Ifitrket.fltseet. Philadelphia.
Oct. 23,1852.
A SP& DID ARTICLE.
Nast Gana Pucka Carted Pen. with Pharos Points:
frfig subscriber has jest imported ftom Earepe,-a
I lot of new and splendid Pens. called the. P atens
Cittta Pereira Coated Pen, lath Platina Points, The
advantage of thls Pen is. that it will not corrodis. nor
the points wear out like other Pam one.. Bross last
ing an long as about 20 Gloss of the ordinary Pens.
and la. as pliable as Quill. , " As .we receive these
Pens direct from the Manufacturers in England. we
arc prepared to supply the Trade with the genuine
article a little cheaper than they can be purchased in
any of the cities. • 8. lIAMMAN.
Bookseller. Stant:mei andllinder..
fl. HANNAN wilt also receive from England, in a
few weeks, 100 Gross of steal Pens, embracing diff
erent assortments. width, for cheapness, will surpass
anything of the kind offered •in pis' section of the
cannier.
Aug. 21, 1832. 21— •
. ' 1 - . ,'L " TOYS.
• AT. P. SIMPSON'S Cbe2p Basket ji ,„
?i v
Factory aad Variety Store at Foreign
and Domestic 'Sestets. Comte', Cra- •
dies eisd Cluilis, Tab,. Buckets. Wash."'" *.•
Wands. Brooms. tint - Altes, Dandreralw, Mats, Sieves,
Table Cutlery. Hocking noises. Fe kocipedes. Combs.
FisbleaTacktes. ate: Mao, just teceleei. • 'lite as
sortment of Toys, Dolls, Doll Heads, gce., /be.. at the
lowestonce*, wholesale and retail. at No. 839 Nang
SECOND Street, below Callotebill Street,Emit vide,
Burnt Dtstrkt. Philadelphia. • '
Sept. BS, !M. •., , •• -- , 39-.2m • .
484 m
WOODIVORKIMINTAL IRON
- max. ROAD, POLL&D'A
IRON STATUARY, Liners. Greyhounds. Newfound.
/had Dots, Fountain,' of ReautiPil Designs 'tad va
rious sista. Don, Stairs spiral and straight, on ini•
priYind plann ; also Iron Railings and Verandas, tow
prisingoapwards of 5100 designs.
DaeWns, and speelticat ions will be sent, to any part
of the Union. by addrersins ,
ROBERT, virpoD, Flilladelphis.
0. UWE'
SOUS. .3EIMIERS.
MPOItTERN and MANUFACTURER!, of every de.
J.stription nt LADIES• PURA, SA *RCN Street. (be
low Third titteet) Philadelphia, and at it) 'MAIDEN
LANE. New Vote. As out Goode have all been se
lected In Easope by on or the 11 rm. and manufac
tured by ourselves is the must elikant and fashions,
ble manner. wrest) offer them ate price Mk lap theft
*aperitif quality into convidetation) that will defy
competition. • . ' '•
cr. kg Over hledatiawatded for suoe loth y
libelee of Penasylvanis and'hiarylatid. „
0c1.30. PISS. : -11-3 m .
- •
frlin (Ithaca+ is-• respenfelly . anemic' to the
• 1, !Politic that they tolvejest takes • the tarp EOM,
.dtoreotetnoely Weave Re the 'PIONEER WIIRIIAGB,,•
on tee blind, to 'Pennwalt , : where they are- prepared ,
to textelltet ere tad regale BMus* of terry tisetstyriss;
dmoke Pipes, flan Nye*, Gasometers, to .;tort J 4
.trorvery befit' style, ~ 1.- ,r - ._• , • .;""4 .••• . ' , 1;, , $
•.. 7:71: ,,,... e . :bittt .,. , _to : l . 7 , 7l: o l:ll .6 ,ii: a v A tir m la
ss iity .li . b o e a r t: 4 ,.. .,
'met none ton good wortimmemployertmathetrlarerh:,
'4
• , -., , , .. , •;w,. ,, . - -'• , , 42--tme , :,
'...•"--..-.., T(WAIS- -------'— 'S liorntaillinias2l. Y r - . ' l '
FURNISHING irrowt: '- - • ---' ••
c.; NartkEsse,Crressiof Mack end ..I(srari t Siriii#..
-: -•-- • ~ • . 4 :141114DE1LP111A.,, , ' , '- ' •
SOP,A , , lll ,t;.ljareasie,, Retistesde; . Retie' it air' il ly
4 0041
t
Italarty, caitsille at sad, W I ea
Chelnt, or:every Witte igot,..tolte
PetaltaseareVeil silk: nuf.flust ,
laud Straw .Mattvessesa .Voi 'lladstmtes;,• Ithelat 1,
44,4 AteplitdoSertl. VlefilltertiOrally;Tatvel Rafts; ike
Rotas and, Cite-seat.Chal(Cfeballtiattst — ,,':'"
VaraltoreVaro ISO atiik#lo . llg t ~ ,
~ • i ,
•41, 1 0..,18,,18511. .• •'. , : -• , ,?.:, '' .- 4 *O4: - -r
MONILIVIIN.emaptet* italtstet.,Akis
utaum oleos. Isailymelebtateo ettarira.,jout.sef
api eqmpreril pat 113., •Aboo,o f
OoWa
alsc
Aidnisted ature.4 volastai,lioomp, is
fisti el arostrill 734 , , .7.1 . ,
, net Maas , . is itatimul* missaatisTAtalY
ss I lass reeetwittab ausby
'lll4lll - 117,11111111, 11 to-:4111..... 4,7
talto± , • • • ,c , q 4119
sad -Delaware
TUC HOME JOURNAL.
TIIONAI4. WREN,
JAMES WREN.
40-O
rRANRLIN IRON WORKS.
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~,,
?raw - miszvzolt-IVIIMIR - GOOD&
A ONEW-4k00.. ditChemnut littreet„ Philadelphia,
ilhitee *Med esseWiteck_ot Ladies' Fall - M td
W lame Drees ..- They have bout seteated - With
;teat eatehiParist, ew Yosit,addthlatlty, express
It for INinoll , ki taillitalie* and fetn4rOnesis.— i
1
Amoupullor ehsc . , width is eery eateasive.wift be fou6~ 1
Yeast* Rich Br . de ind Ftweived - slll4t —hen Fall'
It•
gees. Silk Dye rinend Vottintita, lit Dries "at. 1
3 Casaattain Ott a Aillis,fleautifui new shade;.
6.:Catef plselsole Elido. - foe, Witikrost 116111 P.Vreattgi
Dillies. 't - ' - - - ~, , •
I Casts Diell'O Ai' Del Ityart, land. &Ina Figated
Silks; - ..•; - l'
5 oases Paris Pr tiled Mousiiti Ile Lines an 3 Eva
6 Cares Lomas - ,ienelt , ItlsKon's end Cashmeres;
'pith all the neer erdes, '
. • - It 1.4.1 ts 5.4 Rack :limn Plata Kilts, B eautiful high
colors. • •-, .
s,Cases Paris ItitibOrts. the 'ben choice Goode. ina•-
p rated. /140.. Lstlies' and (/rntleturn*a best. Est
C" 6 " l `. Hilt and INSlOnfltoetings. hest duality : Em
hroadered Collars,ltitnizetts,lluici, 'Sleeves. We. '"
~ 811.).W1.3 NO 11.AldiEtc CLOAK'S.
P •
i I L
oi smo
bawl` is Vied with a splendid stork 'of
arr. Fall :Mazola, rocba,Long and *attar.. Whde.
Mitts. eratlet.Grer Mode Ba rd Mark, very Riat Ent.
butidered and Plat Ca
~
litun'Crape Ah3llo3,Plaid long
and E.NtUate Ahavvig tstiA ti Velvet Cloaks. 'Palls MdP
giik % rivet Cloakti. Embroidered and Plain. Prom
via to asp. to ttop t color. 'French - Cloth 'Malls in
',very shade. and dutifully made. Embroidered and
Plain trimmed. dies visiting. our eltyarr teepee!.
WI, invited to c it at our store . where the
end a large murk New ' Goode, at the lowest raids
t .
utters., We also he notice' that through ike Pet
lequena We will , daily receive new- additions to our
Molls. from . ..lntim, Sales Innis city nod New York.
and also , fresh new goods by the arrival or the En
ropeart steamers. 1 - ` AONENV dr Co.,
' lid .Cheeptit sired. above Seventh, lattlia.
Ord. 13. lbSit. 1 • '.43-tn , '
MIST PO - . • : _ECILIGIOIIS 13008 S
I.4 : THE AGE - .
WORRS of theillev: 'whit v al.rivr. .4 vole. Is
mo. Prier anted tell ms. eatli..rit t ' •
_-,
Life of one Sari nr, I vol.
Lives of St. Paul and et. Peter, I vol. •
Lives of Abraham, Isaac and Jacob, l vol.
Sermons and 011icourses on the XXXIX &fifties.
I mot.
30.000 ofthese hjooks have, been sold in England.
and' firm 2 to 4000th this tenuity, where they are
now offered at lest leas' half their rrrigriatil pries. No
religious writingl are more plasma or profitable to
read. The Style is very clear: andbeanlifol i the
spirit of Christietebderneas end love beams in Apt
on every page; a d few books luenleate a safer and
more, practical a unintance with Italy Scripture, as
a whole. A. thou and copies should be read where
, SIBLEV, PRAT EU BOOKS. and the best ETAN.
D•RD AND NEM NLND ENTERTAINING Wonks„„with
an extensive stock of Juvenile Books, Books for Sun
day Schools. Putdications of the Prot. Epic. 8. R.
I:lnion. and the Dian. Enewledgeftociety.lor sale at
the lowest pricesi • - - - ~ 'lt. HOOKER,
Publisher, and Cheap Theological and Miscellaneous
Bankselter,coreer CHESTNUT and EIGHTH die
Philadelphia. i -
Oct. 30, 1852, I
TO cola ' OPII324TORS.
'TUE North Alerican Coal Cumpany oilers for rent
for a term of ears, the Mines upon the Xract of
iandealled Centreville, In Stanglain County. These
Mines are well known as among the best of the Red
Asii veins of theßeglon—among them are the Spohn,
the Palmer. the Clarkeon.and Peach Mountain veins.
The tract Iles atithlo a mile or Potuvilte.and is con.
riected with the Mount Carbon Railroad by a Railroad
owned by the Cimipany. Its proximity to the Read
ing Railroad gives to this tract great advantage, as
regards transportation.
L A more puticelar description is deemed untleceS
easy, as any imams disposed to lease the Mines will,
of course.examine for themselves. ..
.
Two small esmues on the tract will.be leased
with the minis. /.
The attentio n of persons disposed to lease Coal
Lands, and who.can command some capital.. is invi
ted to this promirty. Reference can be had to D. E.
Nice, Agent of the Company. I'. %V..Slitefer. Clad En
gineer, Peter Simpson. Engineer , nt . Mines. all of
Pottsville ; or tit the subscriber, Sir. Re Small 4th St.,
Philadelphia. 1 ,
,
Possession car be had at any time after tht. tutp
of °colter nett .1.%5. HEPBURN .Pres.t.
Sept. It. ISSI , 37-re
!Large Store.. -
ilium. W. Ey ANS & No 214 CIIESNIIT St ,
1 Phjladelphii, having completed the enlargement
of their Barre, re now prepated to see their numer
ous friends cusintuers, and utter them a tholre,
fine, and very large etnek of new and elegant goods.
They feel certr'ln that that they can assure their too
tamers that the goods from their store will he 'crlld as
low as funn any more In Philadelphia. Amongst
them are:
Cloaks, Shaw,
Slack Silks
• Plain Pnlore
. A Large. Aso
Illch 'atomic ,
Satins of all
Mousline de
11.4 Plain Nei
Embrofderle
- clove*, Mitt:
Mourning
With a MO
rkt.. 9. 1852.
id and klaniillii., ,
•
f all qualified.
Silica of all Coda. .. :
rtalent of Figured iMikii
911ko. splendid goods,
kind.. • .
I.3lnes and Caahnietts; '
moo and esohmoree.
of zit kinds,
!, Sown?, Mitre.. llocery,lcr.,
,oda of all MO. .
asonnioni of &Idyls Dry 01/0110.
1 41.3rti
CLEGG'S IrERIEVADDIV AND r4LNOY
laOAPci 7 -These - aupetior armies • - of perfumery,
amongst which are enumerated his jurtly telebra
ted Lilly While, Oriental Alabaster, Pearl. Rouge.
Tooth a net Tcill i et Powders ; Chinese, Velvet, Chalk
andel/ler ap r red Cosmetics. , •
. SOAPS.— alma and Extra Pine Band Brown and
White tVinds4l, Floating, Palm,'Almond, Fancy - and
Toilet Hosp.. j elbowing Cream, flair Dye, Cologne
-Watery. EitrVe tor the Handkerchief, Os Marro*,
Bear'soll Ct n 1 Pomade (a new article), Eau Law
tral Ilalr Itestative„ HairOito, PhllocomeeAc.,/kc.,
are manufact,r red and fat cola .
VOID T. ci.toa.
Perfumer .2 C Market St.. below 24, Phila.
• rir tderrh. ma. don't forget that CLEGG'S la the
cheapen and nil et termite e afanutaotory In the City.
Cive him a ea I.
J. T. lege TSPrrfatnary rsrt 6e tald PP hoteiate
Anil iti,llllS B. HANNAN'S
varirty Sore, Peststille.
4# -IT
Ott. 15. 185
, ' • giliarg, STABLE.
rillE tubu lbeicanntanressa the Public, that 'he
will eon 'nue •the iiivery Bushiest, at the Old
stand cit ctis It* ATMs r_. iit CO:', oppogite,lhelfrepor.
bark attire Ai 'erica') lianse.where Will always be kept
(MOD Ilt BSES ANT) TEITICUES -
1-
To hire, and Aie pub way rail atsured
that every at to. paid to their
want.. PO asito render ;lie establishment
worthy of Owl confidence and patronage of the public.
lie has appointed Mr. Jatisr;.lux ea hit Agent; who
wiltalwaythe as the Stable, and who will he found
both aciammodalint and Milieu 1n tustomers.
. . , 11EN Y ,',VANDUSEN.
. Nov. 6.18 ~- .i , - 454 m
- 9 cS
Ak• f'
-• .1 - 4
"La • w
CHERRY PECTORAL
nye the Care .f
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, ..
• otOUP, ASTHMA, AND
I - CONSUMPTION: .
.• • .
TO CUR
s E A COLD. with Esadackeaud Seresesa
' of tit Bid ' take the •Cnkitar. .fterOaai on going
to bed, and wrap up' wenn,: to Went during the
night. ~ i - '. • . .
. •
FOR A (PLR AND COUGH', rake' it Morning.•
noon,and evening. according to di:el:000k On the
battle, aid! the - difficulty WlUsoon be removed.—
None wilt long suffer from 'this trouble when they
"find it eta] be so readily eared. Persona utliftteg
with a, seined cough. which breaks them or their
rest at night; will find, by taking.the Cutler Pau.
Toast. on going. to bed, they-may be sure ofsound;
.unbroken steep, and consequently reheating rest.
Orem rcliqf from' suffering; and an ultimate tare. is
afforded to thousands who are thus afflicted, by this
invalualdd] remedy. _
From it; agreeable Win In these cases, many
dud ,theutrlvee unwilling to forego its use when
the noses, ty for it has ceased.
From two eminent Physicians in •
- 4 - 4Virrstru.g, Tutor., April Nth, 1851. 1
Sint— m have given your Cherry• Pectoral an I
extensive trial In our practice, and find it to surpass 1
every other ' remedy we have ' for curing affections
of the respiratory organs.
• ] - ;7 -, -• ,7-11RWAMEitlER & HAMPTON.
To Stripgßa ' AND ' PVELIO SPEAffERti tide
remedy isinvalciable, is by Its action on the throat
and lung* whet taken in•amill quaolitles. it re
move, atißrearsenots In a few hours, and wonder
?fully Incenses 'the power and'-fiesibilhy of thit
ABTIIML.te generally. mach relleved, , ong often
wholly cured. by (Sperry , Pectoral' ilia there are
some cases so obermate as to yield entirely' 10 to
medidoe•i Claealr rucTullB4w ill Care th e m. It they
can be cured. '. •
ERONCHITISon Irrhstion of the throat and up.
•per poniqn of the grey be cared by taking
Cherry Pectoral Iti amp and frequent doses. The
uncomfortable oppression to loon relieved. : • '
Rev.
, liion. LANOINC, of BrooklyneNew York,
-
' .• I hat seen the cherry feeioral cure.'such ca.:
see of Asthma and Oroncblits se leads me to believe
it eau irately fall to erne those illseaser.”, .
FOR CLQUP . give angemmic of antimony, to be
followedi by large and frequent dose! of. the Cherry
Pet total WWII it • eabdues. dm disease.. If , taker; in
waren, II +Minus fail to CUM.. . . - .`
WHOOPING COLTON rimy be broke, up and soon
cured birtho Use 'Of Chesty .PeetOrad. ' ." '
TUS INFLUENZA la speedily removed by this
remedy.; Numerous. Instances nave been noticed
where Whole famines ware protected from barge.'
done coksequeucm, while tbelr,neighbors without
the.Chpy regtorai,. were, suffering horn the di
- • 1 . . Elaress.Ohlti,lith June 'dt.'''
Dui. If. C. Avant—l write to informant of the
noir remarkable effects of your CHERRY PECTO
RAL In this piece. and W. toy Awn: family. One of
soy. slaughters was completely. Mired- Irf.three Ora
of a driadfril Whooping Cough,. by tamps it. me,
Mealts,fine of our vury,beit physicians, Neely stoles
`that bet mashie:Nl lt, •Ow beat remedy we have for
pubwantry dowses lad that heibas cured Morn' ea.
senor Chimp with -It, thee sap. other ; medicine he
evernubWnlmored. -'
, • • • ' ]
' • . Oor:Ohnontreo -of in Seidel cintrib pays. thin
durhuttbeson oflnduenza beie.tbis season. he, has
:s e en mires from your medicine. he could, scat,cely
, Ains Hosed witness sairtug.7._ .. ,
•' . Volts seSpeetrially,. ', , , . 1 .i. IL IHNOI,AII4 :
• • .- - • -, ,DePtlllr.Posium , ter.
From ] the dlstinguisterd
_Preferment Chemistry and
Moroi* Vodka, Rowslolo Collet/ : • ,: . -
, . . -.. .
I bale found Um CherstreettiTALas iaa initedil
- tots shmw„wpOwarful remedy fcr coids,till4ciattlid]
and ptflotowary,'dinessert: .-1• •, • - . - r ..,.
i-- ~. - nutxßll.Ctr4ll:AirtfLitA.,
r:,
unmwwiek.daiLottiosomp, i r ' :r r - 7 .,• r ;
DIL fIALERTHIRAOTTirhe• widely celebrated
. Prci(WW hir Effigmy ?lire - illedicaV Cate go, New
I 'ArPIT: earls= .• • • ,•• : ]. . ~,,, :-.-,•:.5 , .. ~7
Waives' Me , pletellni •to certify. the salmi kid;
ernes Of" ifger.i , chert - Pretand." which I con:
Oder grecullany adapted . to , cure
_diseases of- the ;
ThroW-liiii - Lnitge.. • 1 •-] • •- r. •• • • • • 9 ] ••-. • I
,„'Crt 'Of'airVere'rfluesseis; agouti th e Lugs, hug
Peril tell'', trY-ClbetrY,lPoetrliali hfinidreatlefilll
J ae
ed .tiriNt'Aratir tbri• • belief that 'Crested,: ittattlel
UM `hrintifortrutitat Lan- be depefdatos Ist•-"esto
theoorighs, Colds and Consumption which=
........mi rOa a dir undiukswastalieftiviltiafi' , "rgier•
steld-whlehibr efilleted tufa* with am
MP Patti; Mad they lapse hot tatty wog.
thendialvogrifik. ihrepaiefsfiVe Allmaiwishis,
Diarefirillimmk , tt-izz , k ~=, ..:i . 5.w5.1.11-A
3 ,d f,'
, •
Boy} la ?Insviute.bl,sourrazimemirativiimat:isf.
i '0;41 I. Irattif,,llollDtoppoterloft____ f
ammo; . ~.,,, , :1, , ,..1., ..:.t. 47 ..,-;
s retr
. ,
1..
FMM=
8:4 Telegreilek 'aiellKesierdao Train.
eitn4:;. FRIDAY 4 OTI.DCR. e. M.
; ; Wheat' Flour $5 00-,lttre, do. - $4 00,
pt r bbl—Cora bleat, - $3 SO .do.—Wheat
-RiAl 1 04 White; $1 85 cent
—Corn 77- 7 -Oats. 38 co: per bushel:._.
' 11,ATESII *ROM CALIPPRAILII.
B 4• the arrival of the - Philadelphia at N.
•Orlean=, roe have telegraphic news from
California to the lath uh.:'-•
The Illinoisletunaed with the Philadel
phia. having on board two and a (limier
millions of gold for New York.
Sacramento city has been entirely destroy
ed by fire-many lives were lost, Destrue
live fires had also occurred at'San Francisco
and Maysville.
Gen. Pierce's majority. in the State, is re
poriell at 15,000—more likely. to be -L500,.
,we think.
The steamer City of Pittsburg, owned in
PhtladelphiO; was hurnt at Valparaisii on . the
20th of October. .
COD DEEM E...IMIPOISTS AND EXPOTS
The following, is the quantity of Imports
and Exports Lir, the last fiscal year: -
Total Imports eXcluieve Of tilpecie, V 07,240,101
Deduct ForeigniMerc \\
unitize exported, 17204,029
For Consumption, 1 5190,013,025
Total exports exclusive of specie, 149361,911
Re
Balance of tritle against us, $40,174,164,
, SPECIE. •
Total imports or specie, $ 5.2e2,643
Exports of apeCiq , 42,507,265
Balance agalenl net ' • 1.37.244.842
Theo statistics shots' , the practical opeta
tions'of the Tariff of 1846.
ir.7'AucTrOst Law.—Just as our _paper
was going to press, we learned that Joulat
Cnosiastrt had been convicted, betore our
Court, of violating the Auction Law.
444 m
07 . 3/LNERS' BANK SrocK.--Severat shares
of Miners's Bank sold at Auction in Phila
delphia on Monday last at•ss2—par value
$5O.
(17 . THE aggregate existing debt of Virgi
nia is estimated to be $14,858,928 04.
GOVERNOR OR TAR MORMONS.
• A letter from Salt Lake City, to the
Cleveland Herald, gives the following de
sCripuon of the Mormon Governor
" The residence of Governor Brigham
Young would be called a splendid residence
in any place in the States, as , would . also
the - Court House be iconsidered an elegant
building. The_tormer is finished on the
outside. with white tines, that gives it a
beautiful, color, while the araitectuie is
after die , most approved modem style. It
is on the north side of the city, near the
Temple Mobil', and has a commanding view :
of the whole city before , the eminence upon
which it stands. His yards,,out-buildings,
trees and.shrubbery all show that the Go-
vernor of the Territory and President of
the' Mormon Church, is preparing himself a
permanent place to enjoy. forever what he
fancies to be the Divine pleasure -of . Om
nipotence. He is a ; man of about forty-six
years of age, low in stature, thick let,
light brown . hair, light complexion, with
an active temperament and considerable tal
ent. In his general looks and manner of
speech, he resembles, more than any other
man I ever saw, David T:• Disney, of Cin
cinnati." ,
MILTIOLLANDiS LOCOMOTIVES..
Some months ago we gave a rough de.
scription of Milholland's Patent Coal Burn-,
ing Locomotives, used on the Reading Rail.
way. They have been steadily io work ever
since, doing full duty, and making extra
speed with passenger trains. A month or
so ago we passed down the road in a passen
ger train ;drawn by one, of these engines..
which made the run between Reading and
Philadelphia in an hour and a half, including
all - stoppages. The company now consider
the superior adaptation: of anthracite, in the
Milbollanil Engines, as a settled matter. In
England and France coke is used at a great
cost. A. late London paper states that _ two
new express passenger engines, essentially
on Mr. Milholland's plan, are in use ott die
London and Northwestern Railway, and give
great satisfaction. No credit is given by that ,
paper to, our ingenious townsman, from
whom, we presume, the principles of the
invention were derived, but the engines have
the same gas-burning chamber behind the
fire.boz,.supplied with hot air in the same
way ante - modally. Mr. Al'Connel, the as,
sumed inventor, claims that anthracite coal
from the'mines of South Wales can'be used
to these enema at a saving of one half the
_cost, of the bituminous coke, and a Complete.
riddance of many inconveniences incident to
other fuels. The presumption expressed is
with us o fact estublished, but it does Seem
unfair that Mr. Milholland,' who is entitled
to the credit of the improvement should-not
at least have his name associated with the
introduction, of his locomotive across the wa
.
ter.:—Reading Jourrial.
AMERICAN STOCKS IN ENGLAND,
It is Stated that more than half of the '
itock:of the Reading. Railroad is. held in
Europe,' end that the stock „of the , Erie
Railroad is rapidly passing intoforeign,
hands. ' The'capital ' and bonds of these`
roads must amount to some thirty millions
of dollars; the greater - part' of which has
gone into the hands of foreigners and las
been transferred, not_at par, but at a large
'reduction on the cost of the works• here,
on the I cost of American capital.' . In Ithe
last analysis it .comes to this: that' in ex
changei for -five or sir million of • - dollars -
worth of silks, gew•Bawa , laces, wines, and
some
U seful articles, as iron and clnths,
that might just - as well • have been, made
here; We have_eontretted a debt often mil l
lions in Euroge, and are 'paying annually
the. interest thereon, and perhaps compound
interest ,as long as our credit is undoubted.
'We are not croakers; but these are the stinr.
ple facts: and this the simple result :of our ,
intern:tunnel cornmerci'al policy.'. 'redirect
and inevitable consequence is to ancreas our
debt. to Great Britain, and to placel"our
most desirable stocks in the hands of Brit, :
lab
~capitalists, and to , place our less, desi T
rable stocks in their hands at such, pricei as
shall make them, as, an -investment, equal
to the best. But this is the policy- whicl
received a majority in Rhode Island, in
New liersy, in Connecticut and in Pain
sylvaaia. And under the delusive prosperi
ty which-comes' from abundant credit and
willing 'lenders, people flatter - themselves '
that.ihe country is: gaining constantly- in
wealth. The day, will , come. We advise
all, Who are engagOl in extensive businesi .
operational, 'to keel) this in view.—Prart,
denco Journal. .T•
INVICSTDIEDTS
JI*NVFAOrITIIEL
The Boston Jouinal says
'"The current of investment is now tura
tog Strongly ;towards' factory moans, which' -
are beginning to , hold: out brilliant: pros.,
pecisi .the way of 'dividends. Nur',
important change ID several branches .of the
manufacturing business ties been going ou
the last - six months. The demand' for dog
miatic goods has increased greatly -and
ces hese advanced - aufficientty to*yreld hand--;
some - profits, Thus fact, which is begtopisg..
tubeunitized the comniunity, - farnishes
key to the present movements in faetuiji,
shares. The truth is, that a large 'thijcinty
of our triantifiteturing stocks are now setting
at prices much below - their realtimbre as -
can: be easily :demonstrated by leferene:r-ao;
, facts and figures.,Bot the erittimesta
Ott .a;cicks entitled to mostW,lightklUe
.which refer to the protipects'abeadattrzs
, ly Most brilliant and epenDraging. l !-
te DUDS thelidiet of attmg ioutitY.
MO.; knotit bow Co- ;wpm** Ihe , Ateretee*
ot tut Read What thair httyttricttsei,,,
rts.u'isto,- 4 0triTrieliiiAnfetOttf*gtir,
T O County' , Democrat. hittleceitrett'fitsi the
Democratic Ladies of Ttneytosntill-tuaguiA.
test toned eat. in sekucestledgeteavorthe •
apprectauon of his efforts in thelsiisto,,edh -
Argus.,
Otirtarei
pipers wanted in i nfies4oll .
01' 1 emigrating fortheritip-mortita 2 -
141;4' r it - .11:131 ifiZt.q'S:Z
1
MEM
pootorript.
REIM