'swum or T =Mg' SCRIMIAL
srmsEs straSCILISTION.
Two Vot.salti per Santa% payable artni-onnUaUY
: Inviglate, to those who fertile in thy County, and
annually In advance to those who reside nut nfttw
County The publlener !wenn" to tiltintelf the Tient
Ito chary. 50 iv: annum, when posinent it delved
Innfer Than rm. year. .
- TO etrilf,
Three rnplei to nn. ndertini, - • .410
iiiv•Ti .. .. . .. - le 00
fillers, •• u .... - - - . • . 'AI 00
FiVP. dollars in 'invitee,' will pry tot *flirt yeses
enti:i.riptinn in The -row rit.e.
• BATvi OP APTSETTSING
One ROW of H 011.0,311m/o,
were Pub:mquent ILtertipn, ' -
Four !Inez. 1 time.
Subsequent loaortlnfir, tech, ,
One Square, 3 month.,
hitz months, . -
Ono 'Veer.
Di:Muria 441rds of SUnPr, per
Kerchant3 ZO4 Otberi, advortiving by the Vent.
privileeo ni in:vttin: different
ihiement. weekly,
ria"Largre A.ltertinements;a4 per averment
311iiirms
DECEMBER 187 1852•
BUSINESS NOTICES.
ta• TilE COAL LANDS and Furnace proper.
ty, in Shamokin, Northumberland County, known
S 3 the Wetf . fertti pact, 14 advertird fur sale. The
peculiar l+ton of t his property with the various
improvements rapidly progre.niug in that Region,
make it a desirable bargain. '
W• THE ELECTION for Managers 7 .r.f the
SWatata Railroad will take place on the3oth to t.
—it was incorrectly stated 13th before.
CONT R ACTS are offered on a 'portion of
the'Cincinnati, gill.borongh and_ rar:,:er.burizh.
Rai!rotal.
'READ THE Pio•eolus of the &int ei;:
la•rican. an •eccrlient paper wul remar
kpbry cheap. •
W` . BRADY & ELLIOTT hat•e a Eipleudid es•
!.; . mtnaent of Jewelry on hunt—. 3 tine 'place to pur•
etia_Fe Heiday present....
- arRICHARD FOX. Hummeistowil,•D.tuphm
Counti. ; ofrera 1,00 head of Mfileff for ftle:
ar READ GEORGE BRIGHT'S advrlist
meats of Hardware.
PERSONAL. -
We'enelose a number of bills to our sob
scribers, This week. They have. mostly, been
made oin, it will he observed, to. the Ist. of
January next, with reference to the opening
of the new Volume of the Journal and its
proposed enlargment-atypiat time. Many of
our friends, of late, hav promptly respon
ded to - our demands, for which we are duly
tlianklul. A number of others, however, still
remain in arrears, and in view of the expen
ses necessary to the early improvement of
uur paper, we hope they witdneglect or for
get us no longer. We think it will not he
questioned that we honestly earn . our Two 't
dollars a year, and we can consequently ask
for our pay with a clear conscience and right
fully expects "civil answer" alias thedough.
Postrotlice stamps can he used to make 'up
odd cents. '•
should we find time, we will prepare a
List of our Subscribers, pre-paying, paying
and non-paying, by the first of the coming
THE REGISTER ON MR. BROOKS
The Register. in lately taking to task Mr_
BROOK!? for his Tariff notuoits in Congress,
has either wiltully misrepresented him or
exposed the ignorance of its Editor on the
subject. Mr: B. simply aimed to place on
the free fin of Imports certain articles which
do not come in coiktetition with =American
manufactures, and to reduce the duties on
rate materiali; both of which, it will he oh
served upon, the Most casual examination,
directly tend to encourage Home manutac
ture,. A - Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia News', writing some days ago
a Mr. B.'s motives for introducing his pro
position, pertinently rematks :
"His object. ofcourso, as was stated by him, is so
to revise the Tardfas to conform to the recommen.
',batons made iifthe President's lAlessoge,- and to tif
tent more adequate protection to home manufac
tures I ant glad that he tinfoldetr his views, •and
t,srebv elicited the discussion which is now going,
Good will result trout it. The people of your
slate will learn from it who LAM favor of protecting,
their great interests, rind tai whom in Congress they
lutist look to take care of them. Hail Mr. Brook;
not renewed his proposition, and brought on this
discus - sion, the Locotoco press in your State would
have charged 'him to be in favor in a reduction of
duties on such article,. us come in competition with
our own, and held his course up as proof that the
Whigs are hostile to Pennsylvania interests; and in
this, such demagogues, as your Hughes, - Wrights.
Moteheads, Porters, and others, would - have sus."
mined them. The discus ion now going on will
-4 - y*l that humbug."' • 7
Opt- PROPOSED ENLAROERIENT.
We invite attention to_ the Prospeetus of
the Journal, enlarged and improved. •iii ano•
tier part of to-day's paper. It has always,
Teen our aim to publish a piper worthy at
the place and the County, and alike,iatiEfac
:nty to our Subscribers. With the proposed
Improvements on the Ist of Janniry next,
we hope to
- do still better,- by increasing our
The new Scientific & Jlliuing Department
.anounced will be an important feature in
we paper; and we promise - to , 4[lo our utmost
—sparing aeither• labor nor money—to sus
tam it properly and thus supply the long-felt
rscuum in the world of publicaiions in this
expect. iVe respectfully solicit contributions
:tam our friends in all parts of the country
r this Department, detigning to make a
general compendiud of:every variety of iii'
- : , rniation, relating to Mining, --the character
ad uses of Coal ; 'Alining Machinery, Inven
tions, troitovements,-
"Ttfl US TI THE - TABLES."
This is - noiv a popular experiment_ with
s, as we,observe by our exchang,esit is in
•any other places. It is•novel, easy of trial
tal apparently: mysterioUs.--eharacteristics
uite sufficient to induce every one to
rapt it, while. The general success of tte
'erimenters but • makes them more numer-
Is, increases the monomaniac ercitemen
td proportionally lessens the chances of or.
;ring at the true eiplartatOn. •
It is singular how natural it is to look for
zie unheard-of, mysterious agent to el.
:air, a new phetiomenon, instead at tittribl•
na , it to the nearest,' because a common,
ate!
Brietly. (for space ie precious with as to.
1 19-we believe the table. tarns simply by
he combined contraction of the muscles at
he experimenters' armso nroluntary tut per:
edit/riot:zed. To Attribute it to Electricity
t, to-those at all acquainted with the ordina
. properties of this agent, positively absurd.
Fos TIM CURIOUS.—Soma curiosity
later has observed tha ti(rhi numbers, repo
sleeting the votes for and against Leotits Na.
lleou, at his Presidential Election, be Writ
ca transparent paper, with a dividing line
sweet them, thus,l 1 4 9 7 9 6 1 1 1 1 9 :
°PXsite side, by holding the paper to
he light, will read • Empereso:, - as though
tognoatie of his present position. This is
,tterally fnitilli n g Campbell's line '"nom
°i events ,east. their shadows heroic."' '
G LasctvJOsts . .—We observe that
i$ 11 .tvtorable gelid etnao, of Berks - County,
' °nth chnstm to Congress for his suppOsed
'rotection vissim,now thatheis thrown into
e very tnidst of the Free Trade current at
ashin g l° ° , i 3 not pmfagaiast its strength'.
Ve cannot believe he could possibly have
4. elected, had it hies susp ecte d h e was in
he least _tinctured with treachery toward his
,onstituents„resptctiogibeir most vital hi.
El
TEE COAL TOADS TOR 1852.
"11§.
..,..
The qtterttitfrertittfittui Road this week 1 1 29,-
' 7f..9. Ire--bp Canal 9,829 1 the sweet 19,-1
599 10 tixts. ' . - ' - -
t 1 The shipments by Canal, it is now be ' ed. will
I teach 800,000 tons Up to Threisdai Etriiing
1798,183 tons had been shipped, and the weather
was anything but weareserk, when our paper was
I put to press. Yen' kW: &Ws, hisser's*, are rtm-
I aim, and none, we belieire, are loading for distant
,
i markets. '• • • ' =
_. 4
SEmigration from Europe is 'beginning to swell the
wages Of . tabor, particularly - in England, and prices
are odcutteitrg. The Manufacturers ig this country
are already beginning to keit the bearificial effects of
this state of affairicand there, is a renewed actir.
ivy in every section. of the country. Its operatipn,
as effect, is precisely the same as that of a Tariff
for Protection, but brought *Lout to U different titan
, Der. This . reneseed activity, par:icularly in the
1 IrOu trade, will hare an irntiottant bearing on the
I Coal trade next year, and if the Southern and Wes•
tern iniciegts do not succeed is removing the duties
from Foreign Rail Road Iron the pre. env Session,
for which they will make a strenuous eflort, the in
creased demand for Coal, next. year, will not be
loss than 700,000 tons.
. . . ,
CAF' TRADE AT Fitcustosti.--We are indebted to
our attentive' correspondent at Richmond for the
following 'officio/ statement of the Coal and Wood
Trade of Richmond, the termination of the Phis-
delphiii and Reading Railroad. Our evaders can '
form some idea of the ralue of the Coal Trade to
Philadelphia and Petinsylvarua, from these statist lei,
which are certainly as interesting as they are won.
derful : (• - . .
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By Telegraph.
PORT RIFECUONT., FRIDAY, 1 0 4 CLOCE, P. Nr
Baum of freight from . Riehmtmd,—
To Boitoa,
To Rhode 14:md,
To New York,
Washington,
EPORT OF SH
ichtnond, for De
1, 195 2 •
From It
day, Dm t
- - 511. B
MEE
El
:I.t; 55J
9 1
3 31' '2li 25
T'l 3 S . 107. 211 SI.For the week,.31,2g..)
FOrseason 2 j 31,239.
Boatou and vicinity inchnler , everything going
East of Cape. Cod, toMassachnsettl-, New .I lump
ahire and Maine.
Southern Ports includes et erythirnt to the South
ern States and'Wes.t Indies, us well as to all towns
on Delaware River below Richmond.
Amount of Coal sent by Schuylkill-Canal for the
week ending on Thursday evening Lao-{
RAILROAD. CANAL.
TOTAL WEEK. , TOTAL.
Pt. Carbon. 4.i1.31.1 00 389, u 54 17
.
mt. Carbon. 778 17 '85,50t; 08
S. Haven. , . 2,970•05 249,762 . 15
P. Carbon. ' , 1,444 03 74,41) 02
Total; 1,650,515 It - 1 14 198,193 02
7118,183 02
Tout, 2,449 3 698 18 •
To saute period last year, by 11.-1 . 1. -1 . ,450,:t70Ait)
do do do do • Canal, 4379,156 13
luereasetbi'i year,
COAL TRADE BY RAILROAD FOR 1852-53.
• Serit by Railroad tor the week endiug on Thurs..
clay big. • °
Port Caftan,
Pottsville,
Schuylkill Havea,
Port Clinton,
1:9,769 It;
To same penal last year, -
RAIL ROADS
The-following is the quantity of Coal transported
over the/Efferent Railroads in Schuylkill County,
foithe week ending Thursday everting :
ac'. • TOTAL.
Mine Hill &S. 11. R. R. 15,166 OS 1,046,330 14
Little Schuylkill R. R. 6,620 15 'J11,756 02'
Mill Creek do 7,019 03 151,259 02
Mount Carbon do 3,050 1 . 1 198,373 10
Schnlkill Valley - - do .8,266 09 441,75 f - OD
Mt. Carbon &Pt Carbon 10,754 03 491,078 14
Union Canal R. R., 802 01 74,411 16
Swatara-R. R. . 09 43,97 . 0 01
LEHIGH COAL.TRALE.
Sent for the weeit eliding Dec. 1! „lan
.
WZU. • , r TOTAL.
Lehigh Coal & Nay. Co., 930 11 "429,756 06
Boom Run Mine% ' 190 13 BOA& 05
Beaver Meadow.. 209 11, 46,230 - 06
Splng Mourttinn,2.l, 1-,806 01 139,627 02
Colerain Coal, 311 00 31,781:;07
East, Sugar Loaf Co., • 660 03 12,566 oa
Cranberry Coal Co., . . 46,920 • 03
Hazleton - Coat Co., , •R tB'OS '130,021 .11,
Diamond coal Co.,' • 41,703 OS'
Burk Mountain,* ' 104,202 02
Wilkesbnrre C oal Co., 135 04 41,959 19
. Total. • 3,741 11'1,119,093.12
To same period last year, .989,295'11
lacresse this year. so far.
.
RATRAop TOU. - AND TIALVATORTATIoN ON RAIL
'. • r ***nolo-
From M. Cart It,. S. Boren; P: Clinton
To ltiehmond, 1.70 L_3 1.64- ' 1,45
ToPhiladelphia, 1;70 . 1,65 - ' 1,45
TOLL IiT,cANAL rmTIL cLoCrtr. .
From Port Carbon toPhiladelphia - - •10 "10
- " Mount Carbon, to - tli)
. " Schuyt. Haven, -do • .65
. Pon eliatoa, do • 60
RATES pr FRPIGIITSV CANAL
' •
Ptidada N. Yox
Ffali Port Carbon, 80 e 80
- " Mount Carbon, 80 - it 85
" §elaryl - Havem, 75 1 85
SILL= 21001121. f
Der sons desirins New Books for the Year
can be supplied with any kind at the Book
Sutra of the subscriber, which for ncatness.ittfrabil
ity and cheapness will surpass any that can* pro
-41 in the .city or elsewhere. Also aft kind* of
s Huted, Printed and Bound up to any platen"
at Asis Book-bindery and Printing-office and Book
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The Subscriber ban just mceives; a large assort
ment of Books, beautitully illustrated, suitable
for Holiday Presents.
Heroines of Shakapeare, containing splendid par.
traits of all the distinguished female charactm In•
trodaced in those plays.
Sbakspeare's Complete Works, twelve diffeient
editions, in various styles of binding.
Griswold's Female Poets of America.
Hart's Prose Writers of America.
Osgood's Poems, with Portrait. .t
Works—Gilt and Plain Edition.
44 4* 4 . It 44 -
on e s
. 11 12 t
Burte,.. 0 44 46 It
t 4 41 11 It •
Smile It it
Iris, for 1853, a mamtifionnt annual.
Rommel! of Indian Lite, beautifuil illustrated
with numerous colored engravings. \
Lays of Ancient Rome, by F. B. Macouly,
Daw Drop, for 1853, haadsomely Mutilated.
Odd Fellows' Offering, for 18i3.
Albums, bound in Morronco and Papier Slnchie.
Porte-Folios of every style.
Velvet and Papier Mach* bound Bailer) Mut
Prayer Booki; *tau, a large ituortment tor :arg
otic* for wile i BAN NAN'S Book Store.
. Dec. 11, . ' 5l
s 1 51
1 .10
10.!
1 15
IPNIENTS
e.--ending on Satnr
Toni
II aslonA ;:ici.7 •1422
Conn. St R. 1., 2,18.1
N. Y. &v 11,165
Nord' River , 1:261
iSonthern 8,057
2,229,426 13
219,272 0.5
WEEK. TOTAL-.
0,872 05 2.7,215 14
2;491 8,038 15
12,881 - 14 33,680 04
4,72? 11 11.170 02
74.113 1
76,953 1
121,738 01
5 Capies, ell tom., 1114 00110 COples It mos., •13
" 001 15 " " 0 00 0
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lionttann and Western Blaney and Post Office
Maws eaten for subscription,. Letters should be
post-pald-
Dee. 18, 1152. 5141
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aylvania;Deceirther IS. 1a.51:
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Broaderlek Jart - 'tlettz Mary Ann Quin Margaret
Bambara BJr :aocitte C !Wigan Pat
Bright W W Haswell C Roth id
Bickel Thome Motley John " Reap Philip
Hanel Franklin Heart Thou Ray Andrew
Bogir S Daniel Holman( R t Coßichard
Brownan fluattladerJoa RAO Catherine
James Ranter Janes Roberta J no chip
Ban John Mrs Metre Marlin Reilly Thai do,
Blatt Ann Mrs Mogan Thos Rudolph Dear,
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Canner, Dennis- Harrison John Sodas Samuel
Camp Bamnel Itunizlnget Celt RAndawick
Ciaaern Chu Hopkins John Saul() Daniel
Clan Jag Harman J brim Pballni Peter •
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lateen ClDelay Jos ahlpSiewart F Jan
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One cent additional will be &bared Au all advents-.
ed letters. Persons applylag (or letters on Utte lfst
will please Asy advertWd.
ANDREW KORTIMISR. P. M.
Dec. 18.1851. - -- -• .DM
.
DAISITILD WlRlBeil.l3llls..6Vesioes *rim r
14 for 011 re Window Screesejert received sad Pot
sate sr eft, prices at • - 111APINd1Yril •
Cline gartillit lad Variety Otero.
7i,.'iw ! 1mD,1,...A5! : JOURNAL, AND ',..1917031 4 LE 7. GOB
eon saza-v.umuszactuislieuins i
aNU FlMlNACS'raorawnr. -- ," I
TUC an t i eritiorn offechwealmala very ainougo
oast ering; the valuable Tract ofcaal Laois known
as the ",WellieriU Tract:YlP - MS in the Ursa or *ha-,
mokio. Northumberland County, Pennsylvania, con•
taming, with adjoining trans. about 470 acres oft:eat
I lands, aisty ureter whir ir are cleared, and the rest
i coveted with growing limber ; togethernrith the Far.
tate Property upon the same, nasally called the Wm
motto Fornace.eompritting f bedded the nack.lingine
and Casting nouns, two steam engines of 90 impel
power each, two blowing cylinder, no by 30 feet tea I
bolters 30 feet long and 30 helps calibre.
The Coal prodaced from here mono
is ptottounced to ba of the first numbly.
and well adapted to the smelting of iron
and other purposes.
. This property isl 9 mites from the town LL
of Sunbury, on the. Susquelianoa. to - •
which point there is a communication by an excel.
lent railroad, a erierivulltion or which, eastward. an
der the name of the Philadelphia and Sunbury Safi
road. is now In the players of roaltruction to con
: nert nith the Nine Rill 'Railroad, and wilt 1100.4 be
completed. This wilt afford a direct. uninterrupted
communication with PtillanelPhia.while the former
route affords a cheap and speedy transportation by 1
rshroad or canal to Bithinurre ape all the Southern I
markets. A direct connection with Sensate, by tall-. 1
road, is also enotemplated, has liten surveyed, and
located, and vrill,tto doubt, sworn be' made, as it re
quire,* branch ore few milei.Ortly.'• The- village of
Shamokin adjoins the properly, and the Sunbury
Railroad, as originally located. raises - immediately
lay the aide of the Furnace braidings, and .1111 fur
nishes akcommat.ication with the railroads passing
through the property with' the completion otilltne
roads, and the starting of the Furnace. the village of
Shamokin front soon flontish and increase to the
great additional value of the property adjoining.
Coal Ran panes through the. property, Punishing
a valuable water power.ori which a saw m ill
.has '
been erected.; there are also several tenant manses. I
contiguous to - the Pirates building?, for the 'crow.
modation of miner,* aid workmen:
This property has advantages for the establishment
of Iron works, which few In Pennsylvania possess. ;
Apply to I,vi ',Liam lb DILLINCHANI,
Of JOUN W. CLAUCIORN. !
. •
Surviving Trusties,
N 0.43 S Fourth St., Phltad's.
51-St •
Der. 19.1859
L4(.4: • (.) A I
WE invite our customers and the public in nen •
end to examine our stook of Rich and Beau.
tiful Jewelry, Sivrr Warr. 4::e. It rotwists in part,
of rich and beautiful Gold Broache.:„Gold Rings of
a great viney of patterns, Gold Guard and Chafe;
kola Chains,. lieautiltil• Coral and Pearl' Ear Ring:,
Gold Armlets-run Children, Gold .Thimbles, Gold'
Pens and Pencil Cases, Silver Spoons and Forks,
Silver Card Cites, Silver - and Plated Pitchers,
SVpiters, Card Baskets, Cake and 'Fruit Baskets,
Papire!ilachie, Port Folios. and a.variely of
other goods - too numerous to mention, which will
be sold low for Christmas Pretenia; at
• BRADY dt ELLIOTT'S'
' Opposite Mortimer's Hotel - .
Dec. 18, 1833. 51-3 t
gIOPV of a letter from Mr. B. W. Kirkui, Chemist , Preerot Street. Liverpool. dated•Gth June.lFsl
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Pitman-ay medicines for some years. A • coat caner,
to whom lean refer for ant enquiries, desires me to
let you meow the particulars of her case. she had
been troubled for years with a disordered liver. and
had digestion. On _the last occasion. however,titn
virulence of the attark was so alarming, and the in
demotion set in air ieverely that dorditi. were enter
tained of her not being able_ to bear up vnilevit ;
fortiinately. she was induced to try your Pills, and
she infortm me that after the first. and each succeed
ill: dose, she had sreat.reljef. tMe continued to take
them, and although she used only three Boxes.s he is
now In the enjoyment ofpetfert health. I could have
sent you many more cases, but the above, from the
erverity edge attaek. and the speedy cure, 1 think,
speaks much in favor of'your astonishes Pills.
figisnrd.) B. W. KIMMEL '
earaardiaarp nitre ofßltestafitie Fen,, fa F.,.
.Dirmew's Lend
Copy efa letter inserted in the Hobart Town. Cour.
ler. ofthe lot March. 1951, by Major .1. Wath
Margaret M'Connigan, nineteen years of age. re.
Wing at New Town, had been suffering trent a vio
lent Rheurnatir Fever fnr upwards of Urn months.
which.had entirely deprived her of the nse of her
limbs r'iturind this period 'atter woo under, the care of
the moot eminent medical men in Hobart Town. and
by them her °tee was ceniidered hopeless. A friend
prevailed upon her try Frolloway's celebrated
Pills. which the con.enteddr do,and in. on incredi
ble Mien apace of time they effected a perfect cure.
Cure afs Peji and rzpntis is C . 2tie . q and Stonier!
, a scrims years air-
OrOinfllerecs.Thewit-rion,Proprietors or the Lynn
Advertiser, who ran immli for the followin: mare_
went —Aug. :I. I :
To Professor llntamyy —M I deiire in bear
festiinony to the rood effect,. 01' Holloway's Pills
For •annui f gears I suffered severely from a pain and
tightness in the Stanracp, which was alga accompan
ied by a shortneacof breath. that prevented me Irt.m
walking about. lam 61 years of age, and notwith
standing my advanced State of hie, these Pills have
In relieved me, that I am desirous that others should
be Made acquainted with their virtues. I am new
rendered, by their means, coniparalivaly active, and
can take exercise without inconvenience or pain,
which I could not do Wore, • ' -
[digned,l lit tiRT cOE„
North Street, Lynn,
Wonder/Kt efflearn of //ollowxy'e Pills ix clues
aj Drapsy.
Persons suffering from Drousy, either abdut the
tuna of life, or ai other -time■, should immediately
have recourse to these Pills, as hundreds of•persons
are annually cured, by their use, of Oils direful com
plaint In its different stages, mbeie all other means
had failed.
Theeerelehrated Pill,' are wunderittily efficacious
in the Cntluwin= complaint:4.: y' •
Ague, Innantation,
Asthmi. :Jaundice,. .. ~
Bilious Complaints.. 'LLver coutptainti,
Blotches on the rckin; Lomhaso,
Bowel Complaints, :Piles,
Cohes; 'Rheumatism,
flonstipatinn or th e lkiweltilletention of Urine.
Consumption; ideronsla. or King's Evil,
Debility.
Dropsy, ' . 'llona and Gravel;
Dysentery, "iecnnclary Illympmene,
Erysipelas. Tic Dontoureux,
Female hregulsris lea, '' - TalDOUtil, -
F inn Mad.. lllcersiL
Flts,Venereal Affections,
•
Gout, • • Worms of all kinds,
Headache, ..' Weakness: from vs riater•
Indiresuon, '-: - . er cantle ,lii.c., to. •
'
iinld arthir,Estabiishruent of Profestior ilotAowaL,
tit Strand, (nearlernple Bar. tondon,) and by all
'respectable Drilegistr and Dealers in Medicines
throughout the ashlar I:intilre. and of those of the
Cuited States. in Bores at .17;c,871e4nd •1 by each..
Wholesale by the principal Druglitiases In the li.nion ;
?deans. A. B. tD. Sands, New • York end by
r. C. D. Knight, 7 South Wirth Sireet, Philarteibbla.
ei.There is a conelderahle salvias:by taking - Jilt
Weer sizes.
N. S.—Directions for the cuidanea of patients in
ever v disorder ate affixed to each Box.
Diu,..ter ' . 51-ly '
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nEItaIINCI it unnecessary to remind any regular
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In HOLLAND. by a process peculiar to my own net°.
ry: It Is flavored and medicated, nor by thetommon
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Ifolland's Gin heretofore known. .
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charge, in answer to a letter intimating your readiness
to accept it.
It Is now_ scarcely one year since 1 hava . prepared
tknd distnbitted my Schiedam Gin• exclostvely for
medicinal purposes ; yet. within that-brief period. 1
have receive s one thousand letters: both finm physi•
Clans and patients, testifying to its really • eitraora.
nary efficacy in Gravel, Incipient 'Dropsy, and-a tree
tions of the Kidneys and Bladder generally; and
have so doubt that it would yield•similar results.
with precision and certainly. in your own profession
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No. Beaver gtreet,liew York.
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TO - T 1 LADIES IN GENERAL
FRENCH LIQUID WASH-BLUE.
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" Drug Store:Centre - St., Cnitsville.-
Dec. IS, 1551. ' 51-6 m
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Dee. 18. 1832.
MS GOODS !' . •
(ROBERT Importer of Foreign Fancy Ar
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• - Dic.ll. 1552. aft :it
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Groceries is full and of the very best quality. Fami
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upon ketting the best quality and at the loiverd pct-
All Inched to call and r- -oodr
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ever offered m this Reg ion before, wblea beAtuira s
tets at the lowest cash prices. They will be sold tn.
cash only. Us has also a large assortment . of 'la'd
and Enameled follow Wars. of all dear.riptloast'a
large assortment of Cutleri. Tin and Ebeet4ron Wire,
Stove PiPirit.Coal Buckets, Wksh Wen, Enuei,lret
"„
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promptly attended to. CE E time. tour- 00r11
above Market.
PottavUle.Oct.l3,lB.sl. ~.., ' - '...4i-tt
TAE subscriber surnames to Ina public, that be
will enottauo tim Livery Nashrem. Mie r , Old
Stand of Mules Yiaer * Co., apprise tim Repot,
batk of tbe Ainifkill lionsa.wbarawliithitap Wimp.
uOOD HORSES AND TElllo.te•
To him end On paters may rest swerve
that wrery atteatkni will be paid to rs t eril
wants. an uto seater Me establisbasent w
wortby ottber continence and Pottotale Of tits Inblit.
Ho has appointee Nr. ions Joie* blir Agent. Saba
wilt Orgy, be at the Stable, sad who Win be tonal
bath ateemmirestrag and aattglair to emunntre.
• ' ' mu d m RANDIISHN.
Nov.*,ith!. 45-3 en < I
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%bore stated onriott; L ".,40,.354 01
Statement of the Avioatutv trreirrit.Wiert,ng flue
. . atom. P,etiMi of limo :‘
From John Ruch, Tax . 4upllcate - firr 1430
In toil e - , 4143 97
" 11 W Cornniin”, . 413
- John C Chief nuncrA. g 5 00
Petlf Claslmire. 5 00
John Ruch. on inrOinni c of dziptle t ue
,j - -•-• 7,455 30
L. ;Hen. v flelm). on letount orduptlrii r) :
~. • • - • 40$ 46
4 . Win Lerch, yrr JII (.7.1m0e11. 2io 5 4
4 ' Distance crpendrii wry, and above !Mr
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t+ Wore wt. .ottrilif ground.
Enane Ilonee and Lof ofgiound on William • _
4iyeet. - . . 1,000 Oft
Tv...? Fire Enoiries and lloite. I,mlo 00
Hoot and I.adder Wagon. with Ladder and ' '
111ke, , - -
Too,te..la the hands of Pupervisbr,-
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Fro"' which tied:ter the Real Mimic rind per- -
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Eta ale balance against the Borough. R 9.737 57
!Norwegian Township paid. ;Nov. 9, Isfit?,,
ornicrount of.ludgment, gei9 20
'John Ruch paid, June 11, 1852, on ['Scott nt ' --''
ofluplicate ififil. 81.560 79
• . 1 . FRANK POTT,
Pren of the Town Council of, the Born' of Pottsville.
Deg. 1, Mt' , 49-5 t .
- . ..
- Tic 'Only True Portrait of Ii arkrorton.„
I JUST PUBLISHED.
sr )8. WELCH'S 51agniticsnt Portrait of WASH
`.I sINGTON. Engraved (by permission) from Stu
art's salty original portialt. in the Atheneum, Boston.
Thar myrrh picture. Engraved under the simeriti
tendrpce of THOMAS SULLY, Esq., the eminent
and Highly gifted artist, is the only correct likeness
of Whittington ever published. It - has heen cliarac
tenger) as the greatest work of art vier ~ produced in
this country. As to its fidelity, or refer to the let-
Mg ne the adopted son of Washington. (lenge - W2ill
- Pant Custis. who vay•. "It is a faithful re
presestat ion of the celebrated' original," and to. Chief
Janie Taney, of the 'Supreme Cunt. of the United
Mater, who says, "A. a work '0( set its excellence
and bauty must strike every one who sees it; and
ills ti,
less happy In its likeness to the Father aids
coon
iy. It was my good fortune to have seen him-
In tin days of tur boyhood, and his whole appear.
ante In yet strongly tmpreised en my memory. The
pawn' you have Issued appears to me to be an cr
eel. 1i40e.0. representing perfectly the expression as
well al the form WO features of ,the face.' And says
Senaxn LYiss, " it fa it iifc-tar ,tepreseaturien of the
great irrizias/. President Fillmine tram " nip work
appears to me to have been admirably executed and
essuiteirry worthy of the patronage of the public."—
Ray. Manton', the eminent Partrait Painter, and
the Pipit. of Stuart, "Your print to my mind k more
remarkable than any other I 11:1.Ve seen, for present
ing It* whole individuality of the original portrait;
together whit the noble and dignified repose of air
and manner. which all who ever saw ) u m conudered
a ;narked characteristic of the illustrious man I:
ronurimorates.".
,FOrtl"great merits of this picture we would refet
ovary lover of Washington to the portrait itself, to
be are at the.office ,of this paper, and to the letters
of the plow ing Anists, Stales:nen. .1 ones and Pencil.
era arcompatrylng It:
AR7',lsTS.—Marchant and Elliott. of New York r
Seats, RothertneL and Lambdin. of I-Ititadelfillia;
Obesity' Harding. of Boston ; Charles Ffaslf. ofebsr.
lepton. S. C. ; ard to the adopted son of Wa' biligton,
ifon.Ren. W. r. (Minis, hit11.1.11 . 3n artist. STATES
MEN —llls Excellency Millatd.Fillmore.Major (feu.
Winfield Scott, Hen. George M. Dallas, Hon. Wm it. .
Eint.lfon. Daniel Webster, Hon. Linn Boyd, Hon. j
Lewis Cass. Hon. - Wm.. A, Graham. lion. John P.
RennstlT. Hon. R. C. Winthrop. LL.D.- JII MT :4.
flon.Roger B. Taney:Mon. John Duel, Hon. John ,
.McLetn. Pion. Rufus Choate. SCHOLARS.—Chas.
Folsoil, Esq- the well known Librarian of Ore Boston j
Alliso4um, who says." I would rather ow N it than
any painted copy 1 have ever seen ;" E. P. Whipple, 1
animal Hildreth, MM. Edw. Everett, LL. D., Wash-
ingtor; Irving, Ralph _W. Emerson, Req., Piot T. C. i
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ROPE, Lord Talfontd, T. B. Pilacauley, Sir Archibald i
Minor, Lord Mayor of London, /sc.. Arc.. te THE 1
PRE:l:throughout the entire Union, have, with one !
voice groclaimed the 'merit! of this superb envy,- '
ins._,,i
To rhable all to possess this valuable treasure, it is
sold at the low price of *5 per copy. Published by
GEORGE W. CHILDs.
N. Vi.corner of Filth and Arch Ammo, Phalad'a.
• D. H. OVERLY. .
Foie Agent for the States of Eastern Pr•nnirrania
and Delaware.
Ulf : Portrait can only be obtained front Mr. BV
ERIX, or from his duly authorized agents.
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Department, by which copies of the 'Portiait can lir
sent Many point, Der mad, in perfect order. '
Perron, by remitting FIVE DOLLAtio to U. . U. R.
pitLY,Thiladelphia, grill have a copy of the'rot trait
sent to them it re sf postags.
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there TOMER/I, furnished at the low price °fag 00
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portrait {{uulnled by T. putt*, Esq. • .
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and, is in every reelect, as well, get . '
Price 115 per copy. Addreee'ai, above. ;.
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DIMMER LINE .— The noble New. York built l'ack
st Ship BALTIMORE—cswrs is Fat I/Caleb It.
Nowntur, itutuctug at the lowest rates', will succeed
the eicargo as sixth ship or this Vas, and sail . pour
wally on thsfllth e . cstriber; from
- New York to
AIELBOUHNE,PORT PHILIP
It lr well known that the New York built Packet
Bliips are the finest and fleetest in the world., The
Baltirdore was .the tavern. slip of the New, York
- atidilsvre Llae,and with t he superb accommodations,
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itSeer.clecks (81 fact,) and her superior ventilation,
she Will be the most comfortable ship that has yet
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24Ca4in State Rooms, 125
t Open Births, 110 . .
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cided preference over all others.
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110 Wall :Street, New York.
Dec. 1.1852. au.2l
'WASHINGTON IRON WORES,
POTIMNILLE, PA. '
dWREN & 1110 . 8. respectfully invite the atten
. tisn cline homages community to their New NC.
-chine Shop and Faculty. erected between. Coal and
Rail d Streets, and fronting On Norwegian Street,
1 w hey ant prepared to execute all, orders '
1 for - hineryof Brassand Iron,euch as Steam
Engle , all kinds °rater/at &V aching Mille,
Grist Maw IS Ills,einele and Double-hoist •
tal
Pa - Coat Sneakers, Drift Came!! kind of Rail;
road . them such as Praire, for Sat and T Rail;
Frogs. witches, /sc. ; all kinds of east - end wrought
Iron I ailing; Bring • Practical Mechanics, cod a fte r
I .
hash Suidelhe demand, of the Coal Region their
study or rota. also- air kinds of Machinery in ,their
line 0 hurtles*, they flatter themselves that work
dose It their Establishment will give satisfaction lei
'l 'she may knew them with% call. AII enders thank
'received sad promptly executed °vibe most rear
to tenets. . . . JOEIN 11. WREN,.
-. ' . , . _- TIIO3II v WREN,
:: JAfl6B
2,114., ,• . . , ' • \• • .
. _
moms—
turimEND Sit 4 SONS: 23 *oath SC.
fiD• St rtet.linirstesetived * bllwdrunest Int
vx and WiliMairGoolm. 02 iSellf imPottat nr
ti Merlin*, whOtithey are tally nenelving.• 1 .--
lie new And imitable styli' of Dress Mode;
Taos had various - Wooten Mil for Cloaks,
issetines, alpaea*.stsdAncy ittestrGants:
a of every, desetiptlon.-Yeltsts and Satins,
Awls of Woolen. Silk. *vette ad Cashmere.
traketiffibillts,Llntim, and Fundable* Goode,
ipeetimprjHaperi. Shirting Ant TAW Linens. .-
Neerteas Cottons k Wook.ms.'Prints. i Planoelsi
oche dJaialiaefes.aad Vesting ofitre best silica,
hoe Lasting!, Wonted Damasks, and Rattinets,
&Wet y.'Cia vats.' Handkereh Leff 'and Cloves,
Goods for Friends; in complete variety.
'mat. 25,1332. • 39.30
WOOD'S ORNAWITAL IRON
WORKS, 11 1 1_0913, ROAD.
NBTATI4.IIV,I.fonr, Ctirhoendit, NewOnortd
, Dogs; reinntoloo erne:tot Oil Daum and aa.
lion Balm spiral and at - night:On Int.
plane t•atso lion Railings and Verandsto;
ptisiaL apinuolo of deoigina •
• . and optaltlcai lons wilt be seat, to any ?an
tbit.',Oalon,lntaildtessing : • , ,
, ••. ROBERT WOOD, Palladolliblo•
Or I
t. • • • ' item ,
M=M
' SOREL =RIMERS%
IMPORTERS and MAN OPACTUREIta of every de
scription ol LADIES' PERMAIn ARCO Swett. (he.
to* laird Street) Philadelphls r and Mb MAIDEN
LANE. New 'Torn. As our Goods have all been se
lected IsMuccoPe by one of the First.and ansnalbc
wired by ourselves. In the most elegant-and thshlona-
Me manner. we can nein them use prke (taking their
superior quality into consideration) that will defy
• a. Silver Medals &Warded for superiority b' the hi
mantes of Peansylvanta and Maryland. , •
Oct. 30. , .• , •
MOM= UMW 11110 P. '
grabseriNti 'reePerttbdi Visionary 10. Ore
1. Public **Utley beveled takeit the large Jinn.
ding essunandy. - known astir, PIONEER FURNACE,
on Ws Wand, tit Pottrellte. where they are prepared
to granetbstare and repait a*UMAI Amu', ilHailifins.
ilinabe Pipes, Blast Pipes, 01110ateten, rte., ke., In
Ore Very best style.,
_.
• *The best itt nratettal will, invariably:be_ need,
and nein but gastivroritntst eioptoyintoattrelework,
• • 7OHNAJA3IIOI NORLO.,
Arr.ll3,ll3tt .43.44!—•
*2.000 00
• •1.000 00
i,ono to
2.000 Oft
*2,W no
'U9 (10
'JUST, bisUED
RTISER.
. . .
Am. APPI-111DITIM 04XIDS. ! . 54 a GREAT BARCIAIIN. -
.....Axw kat.,,ltr, Chestnut Street, Philatlelptdal. ; I rruc ,rrathicriber, with a piety of chanting his ho.
Wshare opened their - new steek.of Ladies' Fall and 1- '1 sincmoren,. forme, b,,, m0. 4 10r7 brick fi ltr 7 pronf
inter:Dress Cobds. They have been selected with , rdzee, situated in Market Street, between Centre and
Croat !rnglet Paris, Nese l'orit.aild 1111344'. esPl'C's ; Second Stre 4 fts.'Prolesille. for ON 6 TIIOVeraN I) .
ly tor! thetr . sown establishment and • casioniers,-, v
• DOLLA RS ASII. The Building. is 16. •
Amon O,U their stock, , which is very extensive. wilt' feet front by ,irt. feet deep,each of the •
be Btu ad---- • walls 9 inches thick, well painted with. ego
S Vases Rich - Brocade and Figured Silks—heat Fall
t-eakirsi , : out and plaalered and papered within, : : a
* rithrtd wit ins abuse and below. It Is --
I 2Ca es Silk Byadares and Nolanies, in Hirai rat- i sell calculated for two otrirca.havint ,
terns. . _
.._.. 1 eeParate entrances', and will rent ttie tower ,pee for
3 rs.Calies Plain Gi2C ll9 l ' Silks ' iles6 / l iSi sew s"'",". ground n the! upper, lor 4t.:0 per annum. There is a
' S ....sea Fault Sc -We. for ,Walking nod EFeeteF ! lease. pinning Mt eiglitecti ears trula. , APllll.
Muse*. • - ' -•- ' j,,- 1 e53. - i . . '
3Ca es niaeL • U " De Rya" , and mark Figured The building is insured and situated in the cent re
'Silks, • - ',
- . I orhusipess, close to Centre Street; and within three
Ca
5 es - Paris Pr int e d Mli
ouslin e Lainet and Bya L
l ^
aril:tares of ihq Calm House. Public Officer and Mar
dcresMteties. • ••• • .•
4t
.et Muse, Well adapted, both in re4anl an locality
• 9 Cases Lupine French Merinos and -Caabfltervi• I and convenient - earls Anotney's. Physician*, Serie.
W ith hh the new shadea, cage's or Printer's It/dices ; fora Fahey Store, arid •
2 Cases 5-4 Rack Spun Plaid Silks , Beautiful 111,;:b 1 ruuld, willA a ?mail eapease; be wade a good, subsist,-
cohnv,l . •
Ribbons, '' k ., „,,,,„, ,„ A i f tiatl dwelling ;house. Persons wishing to purchase
S Cares Pails ----oil"' the -e ' - ' -- • s ' " °° “ 8 "nl - I must apply ..ima, Of they may miss 34 bargain. Apply •
por-ed, Nen. Ladies' and Gentlemen'. biTi Kid.; in i , N. M. wis,is . os. ,1.1.., . •
' (lesser;, Silk and Cotton Stockings. beat quality ; But : Land Agent and General Collector, I
broidered, Collars. 11:hini heti,. ths fn., Sleeves, .te.
..,
' . Pottsville, Pee. 11111/..Y.1. Sti ll
J 81.1.151:1•4 AND Li.lllEir ICLOAKS• : - • - • . •
. .
Our •Shavrt room is filled With a Splenhid stock of , ostrAutris , covarr SALE-
VOW Fall ..illrts,,ltroelta.Lnitg 'and Square. White, , :.
Hine, l'arlet.Green; &LSO andillack, very flick Em- , - 1)1:R.11lAINit to engirds' , of Om Orphans' Coon of
brolderedand Plain Canton Crape Sliawis.Plaid Lung : .1 Schlaylkillrounty. the Subscriber, Jacob Hartl
and o „ nan . e,n aw i a. Cl ai n vi,iani Cloaks. pail, made ' WC, Adminisirator of the Mate ofilenjaminltode.
S im %loi n , t i , n
nakn.,Emnror;i4 and p la i n. i mm f late of the Borough of thwigshurg, in the County of
Schntlkill.kreased. will canalise In sate. by Public
$lO to Ih3o, in every color. French ('loth Cloabs In '',
every shade, and beautifully made, Embroidered and , Yendue. nn SATURDAY. the 18th day of December.
Plain trimmed. Ladies visiting our city arcicanec i,.: Pat al.! o'cljsek m the anerocion, at the house of
fully invited to call at our store. where -th e y w in Daniel Boyer) Innkeeper, in thelloratieh of omits
_ ( 'asps in the elounty of Schuylkill, the following de
find a tarp, atork of .Nety Goods,at the lowest: rash
prices. We also give notice that through tie Pall I eetihe'l Heat f°l4le• via:
. NO: I. AllAhat certain Two Story Tavern Witter.,
season we will daily receive new additions in our !
:
eto-A. from ..larrista Sales In lids if.ity and New York, partly Stone and partly Mick, with a
and also fresh new gooilt by the arrival of the En. , two-pm:3 brick, Sark Madding attached, .. ' 'c•' . '
ropean steamers. .AGNEw g is„ . a: .ritabling.ice. , and Lot of Ground. sit- • .*.
tl i.l
186 Chesnut Street, abov,eSeveuth. Pinta. : Wake in the lough of Orwigsbure .. .
Oct. 1,3, 133.1 • ''-- 43.2 in • , nfotesaid, bo tided In, front by Alain
_
. Street, in the:rear by an Alley, on the --7-. .. - '
East by Wayne Street.atut on the West by part of
Lot toucher sisteen, romaintnt in Width sixty-tern
feet and itt.ddolt one loutdr.Nl and' forty-eight feet,
siv ineties.—being, the major part nfLot marked In the
General 11,in bf said Borough with number sixteen.
Re. 2. ALSO: (Inc Other Lot of Ground, sitiove
in the !Wongof Orwigsburg alltresaid. bounded en
theAtirtli by iiflorStreet, on the Smith by an' AlleY,
on the Cast I y lot number eig y- to, , don 'the
West by Way .e Street, commit ng in w isty:
sit fret and in length or depth o e hundred andeig.li.
iy one fret sig mehes,bring, ill lot marks d in the
General Plan; tit said Boning!! umber .eighty-one,
with the appuitettances. -
' Na. 3. AL. I: A, certain Tract 4f '
Ninth Staithei ii TOW latillit. in ..airt
by Land of A retain niliebish.lltl
Iloy nod Edward Kearns. containint,
and One Unstilted and fitly perches)
withthe apputtetianr PA, consisting /
Dwelling Metre, Log 031r11, a start l e
miter out-buildings.
1 Attendanie 'lett' be given, and - tfie„cornittlorni of sale
made known at the time and 'older. of sale • ay
i JAMB HAMMER, Adirer.
I *lf the Mt e property is nut sold, it will then he
publicly offer d for tent or( said day and place.
Nov.2l','lftb,!. ~
MOST POPULAR RELIGIOUS - 1300 RS
• 'OF THE AO E'.
WITKS of l4
Price
reduced - to
vok.
'Life of our Silliour. 1.v06.•
Lives of At. Paul and St.Peti•r, I vol.-
Lives of Abraham. Isaac and Jacob, I vol. •
etermons and'Oiscourses on the XXXIX Ankles,
I volt. • '
:*.oon ofthssr hooks have been sold in Etisland,
and frnin_3 to .400 in this rountry..wherr they are;
now carried ati Ire. 4 tLx s Is f.their Sri; i.,ai pria—
wriiings,are none pleasant or profnahle to
'read. The style is very clear and he:pitiful ; -the
,split of Christian tei,derac.s dud bit VOCLUOS in liVit
on eVety page; iiiiit,fete' books Ineult.ap„,Agsafer and
awe practical acuouinditire with llolyretcripture, at
a whole. A thousand moles 101011141. IPS I'6o where
one iA 1101 V,
?RAVER BOOKS, and t h e best STAN.
PARD AND•NEW AND ENTERTAINING Wilt/
an ellen/die Stock orluvenite Books, Budiks for Sun
tichoalt, Publications of the Pint. Epic. S. S. ,
Fitton. and the Evan. Knowledge Satiety. far sale at 1 ,
the lowest prices. 11. ROOKER, 1
Putiltslier.'and Cheap Theoldsl and Miscellaneous
Flooksetler,coroer CIIESTNIIT and EIGHTH etc, ;
Philadelphia.
"Oct, 30; 15512
100 00
100 00
Large Store.
'ft EV.IgNS& CO., Na. 214 CUESN VT St ,
Philadelphia, having completed the enlargement
of thew Store. are now prepared loses tterir numei
orts friends and eurionters. and offer'
,thent d• choke,
tine, and very large stock of new and elegant goode.
They feel. certain that that they can assure their cus
tomera that the goods front their more wilt he anld as
low as fermi any more to Philadelphia. Aninorst
them are :
cloaks, Shawl,: and Malvinas, . .
- Black Silks
Plain Colored Silks of all kinds,
-. A Large Assortutent of Figured .ilk,', .
Rich Rrocrde Silky, Splendid
- Satins nf.all kinds,
Mouslfne Lalnes and Cashmeres; • ..
6.4 Plain Merino's and Csslinteres,,,
Embroideries of all kinds, •
• Clover, Mitts. Searle. [Mrs., Dowry, &C..
:downing (:nods of all kinds.
With a
Mooning
of Steqls Pry Good!, ..
9.;,1R52. 4Lain.
=EGG'S PERFUMERY 4ND FANCY
.4:MAPS ,-These ...opt, for artiel4ll of perfumery,
ainoopt which are enumerated his:Moly ielebra
led Lilly—White. Oriental Alabaster. Pearl, house,
Tooth and Toilet Potadera; Chinese. Velvet, Chalk
and other approied CoametlCS. .
BOA PS.—Walnut and Extra Fine Sand Drown and
White I;Vindsuraloating, Palm. Almond. Fancy and
Toilet Snaps: Shaving Cream. llaik Dye, Cologne
Waters. Extracts for the Haindkerchief..Ox Marrow,
llear'sOil Crystal Pomade (2'new article). Eau Lug.
tral flair Demoralise, llairoilt. Philoentnes,acc.. sae.;
are manufactured and for sate by
doIIN T. FLEECE
Perfumer ¢ Chemist.4B Market 81.. below tbl, Phila.
[4 , '„ Merchants. dnn't rivet that I:LEDO'S In the
cheapest and what extensive alanufattory in the.Clly.
oi‘r blm a call. '
ar• .1. T. elPgea Perfumery can he had *holegale
and retail at tity prier 5, at 11. 114,NNANIS
Variety Stare,
or t. TS. I a 52
ROLLDAT PRESENTS. i
TOYS. TOYS, AND F.4,,,FCV GOODS,
At 23 and 25 N. sth St.. (up st,7l, 7) Phi lad' a..
lI WIICIW. may he folind a beatitilul assortment of
. I Tin. Iron. 110 . 111141. Pewter and Rubber Toys, con.
skting in part of working and Stationary Engine...
lfose Carts. litlok 4a)11 Ladder Trio Is. Water Foun
tains and Troves, Horses. earl iages. and. Sleighs of
all kind... Locomotives and trains. ships, Schooner's,
Sloops and fO.llll, Savings Hangs, Gothic a'nd Plain.
c i
Tivoli Hoa rds and Ter. Pin Games, greaevatiely of
ctylet, 10.1 very cheap; Bows ant Arrows„,ltint Ca..
ges, large assortment; Slaves, Sleighs win Wheel.,
baryons of Imo, Sad Irons and Stands. Tea Sells,
Animals, Balls. Dolls.; together with• n general as.
I. , ortment of French and German Toys, Mnnifat In-1
strimiento and Fancy C0m1.,.
fh.,llerx surpli.4l.lt thi
17,
FRANKLIN IRON- WORKS.
VIE SUIPWRIBERS ANNOUNCE
to the public that they aWthe Ptoprie
tars of the Franklin Works. Port
Carbon,
lately carried on by A. thilyman, where
they continue to manufacture to order, at the shortest
notice. Steam Engines, Pumps, Coal lireakers, and
Machinery of almost any size or deocription. for nnn
ing r. oilier purposes. Also flailroail and Drift Cars.
Iron iolirass eaAlinga (gaily iize or pal Win. (Inter,
are re'spertfility solicited.
GEO. U. FIRLER k BROTHER.
FRANKLIN SHOVEL WC/MESS—The ruhaeribera
continue to furnish the Collier.) a,nd Healers of Sch'l.
County, with Shovels of all kinds.it the lowest Phil
adelphia price.. Attention 1.4 particularly ratted to
their Ctial Shovels. Orders lot Shovels of any size or
pattern promptly attended to.
CEO. B. BROTHER..
Aug. 21, 1852. ; :14-if
ATE °S
.
4 1 . 1. - =•-•
CHI 1 11 _ - 711 - 11
wij . - •
CHERRY. PECTORAL
For the Care of
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
TO CURE A COLD. with Ileadeche and Soreness
of the Dods% take the Cussav PECTOMIAL on going
in bell, and wrap op . warm, to sweat dining the
Men:
FORA COLD AND COUGH. take It mornlne,
none, and evening. according to directions on the
bottle, and the didkulty will soon ite removed.—
None will long suffer from this trouble when 'they
end it can be sn readily cured. Persons afflicted(
with a seated cough. which breaks them of their!
rest at night, will find; )y taking the Cucasv Pcc
von tu on going to bed, they may be sure simmered,
unbroken sleep, and consequently refreshing rest.
Great rrlief from suffering, and an ultimateCore.llll
afforded to thousands who are thus afflicted, by this
invaluable remedy.
From its agreeable effect in these eases, many
find themselves unwilling to forego its use when
the necessity for it ban ceased. 5 -
From two eminent Physicians in -
FA v crtsvaLE. TENL. April Nth, 1851.
Attu—We have given your Cherry Pectoral an
extensive trial in our practice, and find it to surpass
every other remedy we have focAttring affections
of the rrspitatory organs.
Ditd. DIEMER dr. HAMPTON.
TO eIhiGERI AND PIJBLIC APEAKERS this
remedy is inratdable. as by Its action on thekbmat
and lungs.' when taken in small quantities.,At re-
Moves all:hoarseness in a few hours, and iwonder
fully Increases tile power Ind flexibility of the
voice.
ASTHMA is generally math relieved, and often.
wholly cured by Cherry Pectoral. Hot there are
come tare co °batman an to yield entirely to no
medicine. Clicsay Pecroast will cure them: Willer
can be cured. .
BBONCiIMeI, or irritation Of the throat and tip
per portion of the longs, may be , cured try taking
Cherry Pectoral in small and freunent doses. The
uncomfortable oppression is soon rellieed.. •
• Bev. foci. Lbeit3lNG,' of Brooklyn, New York,
!tufts :
.•• I have seen the Cherry Pectoral cure such ea.
yes of "Mana and Bronchitis as leads me to believe
It can rarely fail to core those diseases."
ma CROUP,. give an emetic of antimony: to be
followed by, large and frequent doses of the Cherry
Pectoral, until it subdues the disease. If taken in
prima, It will bid fail to cure.
WHOOPING. COUGH may be broken up and,soon
cured'hy the ace of Cherry Pectoral.
THE INFLUENZA is etwedily removed by this
-remedy- 'Numerous Instances have been noticed
where whole fatniliea were protected front any ye
llow' consequences; while their neighbors without
the Cherry Pertorat, were suffering .from the di
.
' Sate*, Ohln, Ith done, 'SI..
Octet. J. C. JAVlot :—I *rite to, haute' you. of the
. only ' , breathable effects of your CHERRY PECTO
RAL In this ptase. and in my own family. One of
soy daughtsrs was completely cured to three days
Of a dreaditil Whooping Cough. by talons' it. Dr.
Meant .one of our very best physicians, freely states
that he considers it the best 'clued! we .Itave 'for
,pulmonaty.doteases and that he has cured more ca
ses of Croup with it, than any other medicine he
ever administered.
Onr ctergyann of the Baptist, Church says that
derinttbe IOWA( Elnftiltll7l Wel e MIL seasett. he lkis"
seen cares nom .yoat medicine, he could scarcely
have believed without seeing- . .
Yount respettfully. - J. 17. BIXCLAItt ,
• Deputy Postutatter.
Frtim the dlitinguished Professor of Che.nirtry and
bittern birdies, itowdoin College:. . •
have found the Cherry Pectoral, id its Windt
.-
eats show.* tiowerful remedy
.fcr !bids. a ud 'coos hs
.sad pulmonary diseases.—
. PARKES CLEV4ANDF Wr. •
Brunswick; Me., Feb. - ,
. .
DL VALENTINE MOTTitke widely celebrated , '
Professor of Surgery in the idedleat Mdiege, New
York City; says:. : • • • - • • '
-"It gives me pleasure to. certify the-valve and
efficacy of" Apr's' Ciarry'..frorrseet." 'faith -1 'ma
dder peculiarly adopted,-td cert . :diseases of the
Throat and Lunge.n. ' '
t Ceres of severe diseases upon the Lange have
been *Meted by Cherry Pectoral . in such extreme
caseslto warner the! ,belief TesiedY lonia%
length beim toned tbakcan be depended on to sure
the coughs; Colds-and Consumption erbicb4a e rz
nom aar midst titaness& every year. It lo h
a medicine to which the afflicted can took with eon:
Mance. fin selie4 and they should not fail Winn
themselves of Prepared by J. C. ATLI* Maoist,
Lowell, Mead
Boit laPottaiilie,bY.lotlN. BitOWN 1 ,liitienr
One, lad
P1ige.1708.12,
ITM
?DEW SOLD of VALFABLE
MEAL ESTATE. • '
1 11 HE Subsctiber. Executor ofnthe Last Will and
Testament of Jacob Holm, deed...will expose to
public sale, ordRATURDAV,the 25th day of Decent
bei,l9s2. at tlie public house of William Helm. in
Friedensburo.ht o'clack in the afternoon, the fol
lowing Rear Estate, situate in Wayne
Township. Scliu).hiill County, containing
3:0 Acres and 46 Pereiteit, bounded by •• •
lands of Daniell Shaelni„Joorpli Brown, •
John and Jonathan Keinmerling„ Sebas
tian Motgan and others. The imprnve•
menta eons tot !If two Dwellharilouses, to a Darns,
and .oilier outr w ildings, with good orchards of di ff er-,
ent kinds of f nit trees. soil Red Shalo,sell water..
ed. and about, the one-half good timber laud—the
property ',vinyl about 1: mites from Po tsville and six
from Schuylkill Haven, and In the vicinity of a -new
Railroad tabour being made front Pinegrove to Au
burn. If he above property ndl he sold iii
different liortirtils.
Terms made, known on the day
of par, and pnsses
inn,:iron on tko lust day of April nett.
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l' • JAI:011 HAMMIER.
Nor. V. is , .
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'Desirable Private itesidence ,-
Torl FOR SALE.
subserilter will aell. at pirate Ede. the House
and Lnt not- occupied by hint in Port Carbon;
Schuylkill CoOtty. The Jlouae is a two- • ' ~,
diory double name Building, eontattling
' tWo large Parlprs. Dining-Uphill, Sitting ••••
Room, :mil eight Clianitters,ii oil a Kitilt- 8
..fn adjoining the Dining Itrloin,Lity in en
cellent condii inn. for the ‘occupit tory of a
genteel family, The Lot is 150 fee; front by 150 deep,
and Is laid nut; In a Flower and ye7etable aiiil4l;,
in excellent co'nlititith.anit Well stocked with all krilals
of choice Veg., Meg. Audi, as Asparagu. , Roots, straw -
'borryokc.; th re in 310 , 0 a FlIalile: And Carrialit lionise
Wash [louse, ike., and all the conveniences for a de.
sizable arable/cis. Also, a Lot adjoining. 150 feet
front, 150 deep, containing choice fruits. Pears, Ap
ples, PlUmbs, letterries, Sc , Catawba and . Isabella
Grapes ;'llte Whole under a high stale of cultivation.
There is a never-failing xelt of nowt excellent wa•
ter—the whole , . will be cult a bargain. Per.,[lll9 de-
Sienna of plit4aSilig, will rail -1:1 lti nu PATTrilisoN,
nr J. F'. WlllitEli, Real Estate Agent, Pottsville, or
'Jul the antewrilier, who resides - 0o the premise', ts bete
price and ternt4 will he mado'knoWn.
Oct. 30, I S'2.!
NW . , POWDER DULL. , i
FliftE subscriber has entered a 'lva , Powder,Hill
1 at Allisonvlle . ,na the West Dianch Itailrnail, and
is prepared In 'mush Powder,
ma
he will :sha
lt
anise to he n e.l the hest inaterLifs and
.proper
'ties Li, inireasd its explcstse capacity. Ile (tatters
hiintelf that, nij trial, his Powder Witt be, fou n d equal
in quality to the colehratsit Dupont Powdsr,':Oriters
will tis prompt IV misruled Pi, and lturnh,lied
,rit low
rates, (or a good article, HIT ER A I.LIkA.
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1 ENLARGEMENT OF THE
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A ..Vir l'f.'liitore to he Introdktreft—Mining ii,ui Srientijic .Departt4nt. •
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We addr i ss tt.is Circular to a number of, our friends in Schuylkill County, and •
elsewitere, to solicit their co-operation in extending the circulation of the Journal.—
A Newspaper is regarded abroad as the representative, to a greater or. less extent', of•
the people among whom it is published. The liberal encouragement of our citizens;heretofore Manifests a disposition, on their part, to apprecrate.our efforisour enter-
Pris.e and labor—to furbish a paper alike ereditable to their intelligence and cerrutien,
surate with the important character of the business relations of the Region. ;Our
present object
_is to enlarge and otherwise improve time Journal, so as 'to makel4t a
first-class newspaper, not only in the amount, but also in the character, of its readimr
matter; and with our present facilities,' we caul safely promise to accomplish it; if Our
friends throughout the Region, will but do their proportion of the work.
The repiitation of the Journal renders an explanation of its ,character unnecessary
at present. rrln addition to its political celebrity, it is,, also, known an d we her,
much valuelit i 4is a Family Newspaper; and for years it •lias, by only {Tut
_ersat consent ,
been recognized as the sole organ of the Anthracite Coal Trade of the ted States.
To the hewfs of fonfilies.—The value of a good Newspaper in a family cannot he
too highly tistintated, It stores the mind with valuable—practically useful—infer *. ,
tion, at the; same time its wholesome lessons of wisdom and morality .appear-to
the heart, eierting a relining, and elevating ; influence : thus making the reader
.both
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rich and tie .poor, the learnedd the unleartied,*and ainut to entertain and int-
in
Tiroveall classes, ages antlsexejs ' Parents should, by all means, supply their children
-with repticible Newspapers-,—no better school-book can be provided them. They ,
'will often riad '.• the paper,"*hen they incline to!read nothing'else. It affords them
a *practical icenaintance with " men and - things," and early teaches them what is 'o.,
log on in.the active, busy world they are soon to enter upon.
7b young Men.—We appeal, particularly, to our young friends' in different:Or- '
tions of the Pounty, in behalf of the, Journal. - 'T hey must soon take the place of
their seniorton the stage of action; anti on theta will then devolve! all the responsi
bilities of republican citizens. . In en country is the aphorism, "knowledge is power,'.'
more appropriate and truthful than here. It is a universal law . of our nature that ev
ery mania the architect of his own fortune , but its application is peCuliarly forcible
under the fdstering care 'of the Democratic institutions of this country. Ignorance is
inexeusabl4 where the means of education are so general, and under die auspicei of
a wise and hberargovernment,lilent must and will always exert its legitimate influ- .
ence- . —it net!er fails to he appreciated and rewarded. - , . I - I
To Poliffclan 3.—The constant reader of any particular doctrinc,mtist• necessarily
imbibe, more, or less, the sentiments of the author, and, if already a belieVer,, Om ,
stronger in ids faith, or, if an opponent, in time become a • convert. The effects; of
the liberal circulation of a political Newspaper may be measured accordingly. Elpe-,:
cially is thii observable, during the cessation of popular excitement—When the 'pub --
lie mind is Balm , less biaSsed by:dominaut prejudices, and the more willing to receive'
and apprecihte the truth—it is at such times that the Newspaper is Workingregdll4ly:i
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Calmly and ffeelually. . . 1 -, ~ . .._ .. .
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. PrintinsiFtteitities—rAt an expense of upwards of $2,500 we have procures:l.a
Power Preis (the largest size in the State) and' erected . a Steam-engine to drive' it,, , ,
and otherwise extended our Printing facilities; so that we are now prepared to *-
commodate4ny number of Subscribers. Since this is the age of steam and progress,'
we are deleimined not - to be behind our cities in this.respect. .! "
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Poilage.‘le—The Journal now. circulates :free .pcistaie throughout' the 'Coukty
and after tije IsCof January, 1853; under the. net law, we offer to supply itibScri‘:
bers, in any, part of the United States, paying , in advance, also free of Postage.
Anew Volume end. a new Feature.— 'rhe -- XX!Xthi , olume - commences on!the Ist
of January,llBs3, a favorable - time Torbeginning subscriptions. Every friend and read - .
er Can procUre a few additional subscribers among his , neighbors, without much e4er; •
tion—iu many-instances by merely asking a question or two. We need , hardly Con:.
tend. that thitinformation our paper furnishes,anntiallyis worth the price of subscrip
tion. The eeveral departments,,,,`. Agriccil turay" '! 1 Scientific & Practical," "lnforata.;
tionfor•the'j'eople,"... 4 l,ecal News,"&c, dr.c., - as they are already sustained, coin—
prise an amount of valuable reading matter inferior to no other paper. in: the whole. :
country.- . -
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Ott theprning of the.new volume, the'jonrnal will again be enlarged • to thelex..
tent of near y five columns; making it one ()film , )cry largest Newspapers in the *ate,
and comparable in the amount..and character of its reading matter, With any
the United-States. !We:shall then, also,: introdu6e the new feature previously
nOunied,SCiEN'TIFIC Oicestrrmorr, tinder a separate` head, to he deviated,
exclusively;tO the - . Mining interests-of . the United s;tatealtimprovements, - inveitiiem4;"
and discovefries, scientific and. mechanical, will' - be recorded; for the ',benefit Of !our'
readenk:at the earliest possible issue, and, at , the -- Saine tinte,ltt a
! practical forp.;;. This department will Are under 'the cliate .
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Political, Local, Scientific and general News prciperlr sustnitiede-We.hilpe ***tit:
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suited to.e.Wiry: variety note. -
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Solkaylkillk Caulty, Pa.)Nov. iSt l . 2 ••• • - . 1
Poirni4.
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By Telegraph and yestrrday's 12. Train
FiliDAir 4 O'CLOCK, P. m
Wheat Flour. -.55 (g)—Rve, do. 84 00
per fild.--Corn Men!. :33. 50' do.—\% hept
Red 1 01 Wliite,, .31 10 cis.--:Rye ;eertt
—Crcn 7,7.;-T-Oa!s, 38 Cts. per bushel. ;
lloN. R. Kt . .x(:, Vice-President
elect, new at Washington, said•to he id
a very.critical- state of health. -
is°. L. Cimm., Esq. ? long
Imimn and' able:Editor of the Baltimore
moric'en,, and late of the New Orleans 6.es
cepa. died sithlenly-,in the latter city, a few'
dais since * of cholera.
r„C7*EitrqsoN's Caloric Engine ms-triett
rn propelling, the Steamer Ericsson.. come
days ago at . New fork; and, is said to have,
exceeded the inventor's expectations. -
Cr 7 PA, I.A. Arr faros.—The distribtii foie
or Prizes 'Of this institution takes "place -ott
the :list.: inSI,
_The list can he seen at l .this
office; Where subscriptions will be received.
Patrick henry, painted for the Union, itt
cost of $lOOO. is a prominent prize. -
fo •
Ttis: Philadelphia News tias donned a
new suit—looks quite sprightly ; a good pa=
pet and deserves &any subscribers.
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II ng Lt
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r Land, 8 hum.- In
County, bounded
t map Fry, Henry
t, eighty.aht acres
vs strict nte.asure
; f a twu•stnty Lug
Spenft.ilnuve and
THEcITIZEN: , 3 Of 'roma have FO7
scribed !15,000,t0 erect a monument in that
city to Daniel Webster.
L T ' tAnt:E NEW Rolling mill in Harris
burg, udder the firm of Patterson Bailey,
Is about to be put into operation.
17' RONVTIVFM IS alarmingly prevalerit in
Baltimore.
rj . SEVEN Toys of Australian gold aril•
ied in England, 23d ult. I
3' A sr.w Steam Forge has just Been'
started at Readiof, , , with a capital of s?~ii4lttO•
7_; -, rier.F. N o t um. the American se.tiliMn
hay gone crazy
ejtitlST3,lAii, next Saturday
THE END OF THE imumintroinDi
Affecting, Scene—lnterr t cw Between Mur
derrr gad his trlfe.-11. Lecount was Execu
ted at Cincinnati en Friday last, for the Mur
der of Mr. Clinch in :a drunken brawl. The
criminal was 47 years of age and left a Wife
and six Hidden, the inheritance of his igno
miny. The day before he was exrcuted he
was visited by his wife, in prison, and. the
scene of their meeting was extremely titre
lib,g—so much so that even the stern cheek
of the guard sparkled with a tear. They Con
vened for a considerable time, .embraced,ptid
when she was about to leave. after having
bid him the last farewell, and taken the last
look upon the face of the choice of her hentil
lie frantically called her back, crying, " pray
for the:" Both the wife and brother stood
mute, when Lecount threw himself.upondos
knees, saying, " I Will pray for you! ' !tie
gave forth his thoughts—asked - the blesSing
of !leaven upon his wife and children, Ibis
mother :and his brothers, and added, "!My
nod, keep them from au end like miner'--
Mts. I, is a wain, small woman, of quiet
and unassuming manners, worn doWW by
grief. After having completed his rater,
he hid his wife. god brother farewell, saving,
"Give my love to all the children ,"and sei•eing
Mr. Baumgartner (assistant jailer) by the
hand. said, " If I had been treated byj all
men, Joe, as I have been treated by yott.
would never have been here. The world
has used me roughly. May you always; be
happy."
1.. F.AVIIITNEV
It-if
Ii t., stated that the cost of railroutls
in the United States has been finial! to be
about i2s,otiti per mile.
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