- .
2nd. Remember that party soft, when
.diretted
by true patriotism; is a afe-gnitrd to bur liberties ;
but if allowed -to ettee , the licnintls'of propriety
i i
.. nd friendship, it is a angerqus eril, and obnox
ious to the condemnation pronounced On it by the
immortal WAMINGTON, n, his farewell address to.
his countrymen.
3d. If your Mow tit zen wish t o enjoy the
inestimable privileges o, thinking for hiniseff; do
not brand him as an eneiny to his country:but use
arguments that will nut disgrace yourselves, or ex.
cite the worst otissions o t ' your opponent% be honest
in your condemnation o all official acts; but above
all things recollect that "man is man," and the
question is "who is intwe," will remind you •thet
you are not infallable,
)
4th. Contend bonestlY for what you believe to be
right.-and encourage every man to do the same; by
'au doing you will carryiconviction to the minds of
all, that you love your cliuntry o and are sensible of
the blessings she enjore, • whether it is the land
of your birth, or adoption.
.sth. Never appeal to I the feelings' of flueigners,
who are not generally atquaMted with the spirit of
our institutions, or the principles ofa free govern
ment. This precedent has proved in all cases, de
structive to rational liberty, subversive of good or
_der, and a dangerous power in the hands of ambi•
tious men. .
6th. Put•down all attempts to array foreigners
against native American citizens, or the poor a
gainst the rick ; their interests are identified, the
prosperity of our cuuntry depends upon the friendly
relationship existing between these classes of o•tr
citizens; and if this fuel should be kindled, it may
in process of time, spread beyond the bounds of law,
or reason, and deluge out now happy land in blood.
7th. To the working classes who adhere to your
party, I would say, scorn the man who would array
you against your employers; for if you are drawn
into their agrarian principles, yoty support a theury
that would take away the reward of well doing—
blast all incentives to industry; disseminate a spirit
that will crush "the enterprize of our growing Re.
public, and encourage hordes of banditti to steep
their hands in the blood of their innocent victims,
Bth. To the party I now address collectively, I
would say,
Keep within hail of she Truth !
"John, you have said enough for the present".
Aye, aye, sir, I have done.
A Bribe.—:Meer , Mc Makin and Holden, of the
Saturday Courier, er two splendid engraved par
lour views of Fairmount and Girard College, to al .
their patrons, who pay up arrearages, and a year's
advance. This we,eonsider bribing people to be ho
nest, as some mothers give mint•sticka to their ba
bies, to make them good children !
Sale of Stocks in London.
Reading Rad/toad,
V , O shares Philadelphia Loan Compa
ny, £5 10, equal to
We understand that our fellow citizen,
Wm. Norri 4. Jr. has recently received an
order from Liverpool for the manufacture o
eleven locomotives for the Gloucester and
Birmingham Rail Road,at a costofsBs,ooo.
Seven locomotives have been otaered of
the same gentleman, for Austria.
. The Augsburg Gazette speaks in high
terms of praise of the performance of one o
Mr. Norris's locomotives, ordered of him
and forwarded to Germany.— U. S. Gazette.
From North Carolina.—We learn that
the Resolutions, which passed the House of
Commons of that state, condemning the plan
of giving away thO , U. S. Lands under color
of reducing the Government price for them,
had also passed the Senate of that State, by
a triumphant majority.
Post Office De , atch.—Upwards of fifteen
thousand letters w• re received by the Liver
pool and Londoni packets• The, steamer
Royal William
,br Pght •eight thousand and
the United States ve thousand five hundred
from Liverpool, a d the Wellington fifteen
hundred from Lon on, besides various other
arrivals. These Were - all despatched by the
regular mails oft e day.—N. Y. Exp.
Capt. Swainsor as we predicted, took the
Royal William st eamer by the southern
route, within a fe miles of Madeira, and had
mild weather thegefore, the latter part of the
pasitige. This is: the first winter passage
by steam, and the problem is now condo.
sively solved.'Bp the short passage of the
St. Andrew out—bne day only more than the
Great Western—{t is clear that canvass, in
heavy favoring Oles, is almost equivalent to
steam. Steamships cannot, from their sharp
build, crowd on sail so fearlessly.—N. Yr
Star .
M Alt RI ED.
On New Yeah. day, by the Rev. E. B. Evens,
WILLIAM 110WELS to Euzaarra PRITCHARD, all of
this Borough.
DIED,
In Philadelphia, on the 7th inst. of scarlet fever,
M ATI LD • , daughter of 'William and Sarah Burwell,
in the 4th year of her age.
State of the Thermometer.
LEFT BY :JOSEPH COATHWORTT. • .
1838: 7 o'clock 12 o'clock 3 oclock.
Dec. 28 6 below 0 19 above 22 above
29 above 30 34
• 30 4 21 20 .
31 0- zero 24
:
Jan. 1 1839 9 below •21 22
22 above. 32 34
34
38
5 38
6 . 35
7 31
8 39
9 L 10
10 . 34
or . •NOTICE: the collections in aid of Missicins
may be expected to be made to-mors t ow.forenoon and
afternoon; ving been unavoidabli omitted on Sun
day' last.
Q c'? UMW/ FIRE COMPANY.--A stated
Meeting of the members orthe Union Fire Compa
ny will be held at Stave!, on Monday Evening,
January 14, at 7 o'clock:" Punctual attendance is
requested, as a uniform hat and coat will be submit
ted for adoption.
(0. CIRCULATING LIBRARY.—Many of our
friends have taken works out of the Library, endure
retaining them an immoderate lime. We should
feel pleased to have them returned, that the demo
cratic principle of rotation may he carried out.
Gcy INFORMATION WANTED of a recent
subscriber to the Miners Joinual4mined
301 IN M. KULP,
,Who formerly "resided at . Middleport, in this county.
His paper! was irise . qntinued by order of the Post
Meador, the balance due us being $2 10 7 ,0150 of
JACOB Hourz,.
Who formerly resided in Shamokin township, North
umboniand County. His paper was also discontin
ued by order of the Post Master, Ithkre being a bal
ance of $7 00 due us.
IL II
REVIEW OF TILE • . : KET.
~
Pottsville, ~ & a IS, 1839.
i WHEAT FLOUR, by the loid vt% jeffth'BlFridip.
47, 75. 4 ,
WHEAT, 130 per pastel, is aeis i i ia: '-..
RYE FLOUR MI per cwt. le de and. , 1 .
RUCK WHEAT FLOUR $l.OO per 'dirt in dematid i
RYE, by the load 100 by the ; bushel—tea •
sale
RYE CROP 90 cents , per bushel ha dunked.
OATS 56.,cents—ready sale.
POTATOES— 80 cents per bushillindetuand
CORN-90 cents per bushel in demand.
CLOVER SEED-L-$9 00 per tiosheli.
TIMOTUY SEED-42 50 per bushel.
FLAXSED-21 45 per bushel in Ohara.
WHISKEY-45 cents per gallnn. •
BUTTER-20,ceuts per pound—in Kegs 17 cents*:
EGGS-12 cents per dozen.
LARD-11i cents per pound.
TALLOW— lOcents per pound.
ILAMSl2l,ltats per pound.'
CORN CHOP 85 cents per bushel ihderaand.
101-CONI3 cents per pound.
BEESWAX-20 cents per pound.
FRATHERS-62 cents per pound.
COMMON WOOL-40 cents per pound
MACKEREL, by the bid. No. 1.212!00 No 2, $ll
SALT-2 50 per bbl.; 75 'per bushel
PLASTER .is worth $8 per ton.
HAY $lB per ton.
FOR aide, a Gin complete , together with two
ropes, each 250 feet long—in good order. Al.
so a Water Wagon, and tour Dritt Gars. Apply to
;JOHN COLE,
Mount Carbon.
2-30
I t Jan, 12
A general meeting of the Stockholders of the
Pottsville Town Mil Company is requested on
Thursday. the 31st day of January, 1839, at 2 o'.
clock, P. M. at the National Hotel, at which time a
state:ma - of the affairs of the company will be ex
hibited, and an election Welt for nine directors to
serve for one year.
By order of 'the Board of Directors.
JOHN T. HAZZARD, Secretary.
Jan 12 2-3 t
J. M. C
THE unexpired lease of that very extensive Coal
Wharf on the river Schuylkill.at South Wee,
together with all the fixtures complste, for conduct
ting a very large business. A rare opportunity is
now offered, as the above' will be sold a greed bar
gain. The wharfhas 400 feet of dock on each side,
and will be enlarged by an addition thereto. Pos
session may be had immediately, apply to r%.111-
UEL S. HORNER, 207 Market atjeet.
Some pudding Lots - on ground rent, adjoining
the above.
Proposals will be received for enlarging the said
Wharf.
Jan. 19 2—,3t
MI
• Office of the Delawrire Coal Co.
-Philadelphia. Jan. 5, (839. .(
•
THE Directors have this day declitrtid a half
yearly dividend of 6 per cent. opt of the profits
of the Company, which will be roSid to the stock:
holders or their legal representatives atter the 13th
inst. '
ME
CHAS. S. WILLIAMS, Seery.
Jan. 12 2-1 t
Office (if the Mine Hill and Schuylkill Ha•
pen Rail Road Company.
PHILAD, Jan. 2, 1839.
•
DIVIDEND—The Board of Managers have de
clared a dividend of FIVE AND A HALF per
cent, upon the capital stock out of the profits of the
Company for the last half year, payable on and at:
ter the 12th inst. -
JNO. If. CRESSON, Treasurer.
Jan. 12 2
.Mill Creek and Mine Hill Navigation and
,Rail. Road Company. •
THE Board of Managers have this day declared
a dividend of four per cent. for the last six
months, On the capital stock ofsaid company issued
previous to December 27th, 1838, payable to the
Stockholders or their legal represeitativeaPn or sf.
ter the 15th inst., at the offtee of Discount and De
posits iq Port Carbon.
LIEBBEUS WHITNEY,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Jan 12
THE Etoard of Managers have this day declared
a dividend of three per cent.lfor the last siz
months, on the Cash Stock of said Company, pays:
ble to the Stockholders or their legal representa
tives, on or after the 21st inst. qt the office of A.
Graham', Treasurer, corner of Ceeare and .Mahan
tango streets. ANDREW MUSSEL, Pres%
Jan la 2-24.
Office of the Schuylkill Navigation Compd
At the annual meeting of the Stockholders held
this day, the following gentlemen ! Ivry duly elect
ed officers for the ensuing year:
Aresident—Joahna Lippigeott. '
Managers.
Manuel Eyre, John Sergeant,
Thomas Firth, John Bohlen,
George*: Holetien," Edmund Wilcox,
I.:ndzef Nicholson, Joseph T. Mather,
Henry Troth. Josheph Cowrierthwitit;
tlharles.H. Baker, Mordtcai D Lewis.
Treasurer and Secretary—Claildiui Harper.
Jan. 12 2
By virtue of the authority vested in the Adjutant
General, by the nialitia laws of this Commonwealth,
it is hereby directed by him, with the consent and
concurrence of the Governor and Commander in-
Chief of Pennsylvania, that the system of instruction
in military knowledge, and regulations for the Mil
itia and Volunteers of the State! of Pennsylvania,
be from and after this date, that system which has
been prepared and rirranged.by Brevet, Captain S.
Cooper, (of the U. S. Army,) Aid.de - Camp and As.
••..
Blatant Adjutant General, and is entitled "a concise
system of Instructions and Regulations for the Mili
tia and the Volunteers of the Unr States," are.
All o ffi cers and non-mmissio ed officers, muit
ciins and privates of the Militia or Volunteers of
this State, will therefore, henceforth conform, in the
performance of their military duties to the regula
tions for they government presc4thed in the above
system, and all and every other 4iode of instruction
in military tactics, not consistan with that anove
referred to are hereby positivelyrohibited, for Ur
i p
instruction of the 'Militia and olunteers of this
State. I
40 43
44 43
40 37 •
39 40
37 38
41 40
32 33
41 51
As a matter of eiolYrse, all instractionte of Volun.
teen or Militia will be given in I the English lab
gunge,
INTERESTING CURE OF DYSPEPSIA!
cured by Dr. Wm. Evans' Coleman° Tonic and
Family apperient Pills.—Mr. I George Ellmirn,
Broad street, below Walnut, afflicted with the for
lowing distressing symptoms.— Great pressure and
!
weight of the stoat/Leh; a ft er eat s g, giddiness and
climes, of sight, sicker at the tomach, constant
headache, impaired appetite, OE ally of breathing,
languor, lassitude4reat depression of upirits, i
sensation of flattering at the pit df the stomach, ir
regular transient 'paint, in. different parts of the
body, 'costiveness, a dislike forscriety or consecu
tion, coldness and Weakness of the •extremitier,
emaciation and genital ikebilit , disturbed rest,
with other symptoms voSich • not essential to
enumerate.e.
Mr. E. had given up all hopes'
trial. of all other remedies bofore
ab effect, until be was advised : to
Wirt. iEvans' Tonic Pills, of. WM
state that they effectually rpstO ".•
taking three packages.
Officb, for the sale of the above
North ightli streets-IV? T
'
Solitby
Age /tient
Ml*
Ell
Ginn for Sale.
Nottce.
Coal Wharf for Sale.
Pottsville Water Company.
PHlLAgetruu, Jen. 7, 1839
Genieral Ord(ers.
ADJUTANT GItNERAL'S OFFICE,
Harrisburg, January 1, 1839. c
WILLI
Adj:t. Gen. o
Jan. 12
C
• - •• • - u•s: 4 .
Pottsville ihistitaite4
Fru prepent term common:eke° the 71
under Me Mrectioteof Mr. Charles W. Pi
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
There will • be four terms in a year, each
slating of twelreweeks. Pupils entering at any
after the commencement of* terdOltid Fruit
the expiration of the first four weasel' the
.will be charged for a whole term.
Pupils euteting after the expiration of du
four week., and before 'the expiration of f.i.wr
the term will be charged fur two thirds tit 'a
and pupa entering after the expiration
weeks of alerm,.and before the completibst
term, will be cliarged for one third of the tet
For instroelton in reading, writing, ind
metic, $4 Vier term.
.
For all or either of the aforesaid branches,
addition of' English Grammer, Geography, Ma
mattes, Geometry and Book-keeping, or any of
them; $6 per term.
For all or any of the aforesaid branches with the
oddities!' of the Latin and Greek languages, or
either of them,s 8 per term.
THE partnership heretofore eiistini between
James Everhai t and Jacob Bell, iron muter*,
at Jefferson Furnace, Schuylkill colinty,Ps. was
diaolved on the 7th inst. by the withdrawal of the
subscriber. JACOB BULL.
N. B. The business will be carried on by James
Everhart, wbo is authorized to settle accounts, atc.
Jen 12
JUST received and for sale by
BAI 4 II.IAk
Jan 5 ' - 1—
TILTS ELEMENTARY DRAWIN A BOOK,
by Childs, just received and for sal by
B. B NAN.,:
1—
MEI
To Old Countrymen.
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
PACKETS.
v t THESE Packets sail from Philadelt
phia the 20th of every month, except
p O r the First Month (.),anuary,) and (tem
r.-_'- 0 -1 4 Liverpool the Bth of every month
throughout the year.
Shin Algonquin, Captain Albert Turley, 20th
bt Fourth month. (May.) "
Ship Pocahontas Captain James West, 20th of
Twelfth Month (December.)
Ship Monongahela, Captain Mierkin, 20th of
Second Month, (February )
Ship Sugquehanna, captain John W. Mierken,
20th of - Third Month (March.)
The owners have spared no expence to render
these ships safe and commodious conveyagces for
passengers and merchandise, and can confidently
recommend them in these respects to the patronage
of the public.
They are towed up and down the Delaware by
steam, and are thus enabled to go to sea the day
they leave port.
Charge for passage to Liverpool: in the Cabin.
sl3s—in the Steerage, tit?.o; trom Liverpool in the
Cabin £35 sterling. Apply to
HENRY & ALPE Ei COPE,
aJ - The subscriber has been appointed Agent for
the Messrs. Cope's Line of Packets, between Liver
pool and Philadelphia, and will receive the passage
money from those who wish to send for their friends
in the uld country.
The rates of fare will be made known by applying
at the otilte of the Miners' Journal.
E 123
List of Letters.
•
REMAINING in the Post Office at 'Pottsville
January Ist, 1839
Alton William
Allen Joseph
Armstrong Joseph
Auradd Daniel
Blanchard Mrs. Ana
Backwell William
Barnwell Mrr
Beidelman John
Brieck Mathias .•
Bonner William
Bresland Daniel
Brown J•sseph
Braider •Henry
Bresler Peter
Buckman Frederick.
Britton William
Borden Taman
Brobst P.
Burk Anthony
Brenan Michael
Constantine Jacob
Coho J. L.
Cook George
Connell John
Davis Ariah
Elton Wm. 2
Evans .1. P.
Frank John 6
Forester J. E.
Fisher Elizabeth
Forest C.
Guntere Tobias
Hannan Lawrence
Herter Charles
Flay Patrick
Hooth Henry
Hann John
Harris William
Harris Robert
Hy ndson Robert •
Huffman Mary
Hollacker Mary
Higgins Thomas
Hilt= Charles
Hann Thomas 2
Hain Absalom
Halligan John
Hanson Diana
Howey Jacob
Hort Miss Emily
Jones William M.
Jones Thomas
Johnson John
Rolopp Daniel
Keefer Catharine
Kirkpatrick Joseph
Kimmel Joseph
Kecitme John
Lucas James .
Leed George
Lynch Elizabeth
Lewis Nathan
Linville Isaac
Lauer George
AN UNDENIABLE FACT.—He tb
icource of Happiness.—Disease is e
some Irregularity in the natdral or h • lth •
tions.' Man produces great ends by m tip!
extreedinary measures, but nature co,,
her works by few and simple Means. In I
of all human maladies, the relief of • . C.
ereat object of medicine, the &Bee aft ,
is to deliver his patient trorn all that 11
debilitating, so that the constitiation na •
be enabled to perfect the work of rest° • in
ice would commend the administratio .f e
'calculated to fulfil the preceding Ind LI.
I Behove Ne may justly fay of Dr. %V E n
ebrated Camomile Tonic and Family -r nt
We the many undeniiible tests of th •
'efficacy in aiding nature to subvert
The office for the sale of Dr. Win vans'
table Preparations, well known and lebra
the ninny unprecedented and arum cures
have erected in Dyspepsia, Nen. • Bilio u
.LlMsomptive diseases, is at No. 19tb.. Bth
bppusite Filbert street, Philadelphia.
Sold by -
.JOllll T. UNE •
Sole Agint .fbr Sob "U
Jan 12
AM PIPER.
Pennsyltania.
2
as he had made
public, but. to
limikke trial of Dr.
he Is happy to
him to health by
Dares tY / 11 Ost
nF the beet anpnoet petrve4l
‘Fat li est we received and for sele.by„. • I ANN.
SPY • apt 'number of these Pe'
•
I '
medicine. No. 19
WEIMI3t,
ir-tf
fitt
'....., _
~:
Notice.
Life of Christ,
Walnut street wharf. or
JOHN A. BROWN & t 0.,
No. 14 Chesnut street.
B. BANNAN.
1-
Lniatenseneider Adom
Langton Patrick
31,1cMultrie Hugh
McManus C. B.
Mtnicit Mrs. Mary
Mills Benjamin
Mathews William
Martin G. W,
Moose Jacob
Mathew Mary
Miller George
Milton Wm. G.
:Valuer George
Maurer John G.
Mill-John
Nargang Daniel
Osborn Joseph
Odeninau A.
Probrk John
Pray Richard
Phillips James
Nitta Aaron
Rishel Soloman
Raupe Oliver
Rumfit William
Robins Jacob
Roe Thomas
Riland William
Rochrig Henry
Rickert Richard
'Reno J. G.
Roberts Mark
Rothmier Charles
Reed Franc
Reichert 4. Kline
Rees Jane
Reese John
Rice Henry
Seitzinger Edwird
Starr George
Solan Michael
Sheals John
Sheely Wm.
Soughneas Peter
Shine' Adam
Schott Catharine
Shaffer John
Simpson Thorne' A
Thomas Jinkiis
Tworney Mary .
Thomas Owbn D.
Thomas Thomas M.
"Weiseiireh Fredari.
John G.
Whitaker Patrick
Watkitei James
Witscffe Jacob '
Wood Sarah
W. M. A.. Mr.
Williams Gwent,
Williams John G.
Young Richard •
Yeager Lawrence .
E. CHICEISTEg, P
HAVE on
B
Bar Iron o
Spiker of all
XII sizes
soak, and c
MS, WHITAKER & CO.
. .1-tf
Jan 5,1:
others interested in the
net De Pvi, deceased.
To Credi
Estate
VOTIC t
Istratt.
!iy given, that letters of Admin.
r. Estate Kthe said Samuel De
th of December last granted by
hnylkill county to the under
g in the Boiough of Orwigsburg.
claims or demands' against the
edent, are requested to make
them without delay, and all per.
equested to pay thu amount due
cribers.
Pui, were
the Regis.
signed, but
All person
estate of
known th
sons tilde ,
to either
OE
held at the Pennsylvania Hall on
ceinber gist, 11338, the following
cted officers of the Mill Creek and
oad Company for the ensuing year.
AT a
Mo
persona
Aiioa H
to wit
ge Patterson, President.
Managers.
Harvey Holkina,
Samuel Lewis,
n, Samuel Sillyman,
ey, Secretary and Treasurer.
n. 5,1939. 1
Burd '
Auc're
Cherie
Lehbr
Putt
Ai. ion held at the Pennsylvania Hall, on
3lst December. 108, the following
peram elected officers of the Schuylkill Val
ley N n and Rail Road Company, for the
count to wtt :
Burti Patteraon, President,
Managers. •
bra 'lt, Aquila Dolton,.
(Inner, George 11. Potts,
air Nichols, John G. Hewes,
Russel, Secretary and Trenaurer.
Jun 5, IEI9.
lundersigned hereby give notice, that
ey have bought at COnstahle rale, To u
hull Canal Boats: viz. John St crane.u No
opa. No. 420, levied upon and si , :d as 11. e
y of John Jones, Dec. 10, ie:;,.4, „„ d e ,,,-
: the public against buying or N. Izine 11000
id Boats as the property of said J.,nn
A. li EN M.:1it...0N & Cu.
t Carbon, Dec. 29th, 1818. 6
Setting off at t ost.
' E Subscriber, with a view to close his busin
ess in this place, from which he-designs to
bye shortly, is now riling off his large Stock
)ry Goods, Groceries Queens ware, Liquors &c.,
sost prices, and also a general assortment of
$y made clothing. such av Pantaloons, Rounds-
Vests,l o Dress Shirts le.c.&c. He, therefore
tea all who are desirous of purchasing articles
is line at low prides, togive him a call.
J. C. KERN.
r. 17, 1838. ' 52
he following are the drawn numbers of the Al
.ndria, No. 8, dra;cn 'lslh:December, 1838.
57 47 43 28 27 17 38 5 36 36874 72
e sent combination 5 17 38. $l,OOO.
Do. do. 3 36 38, 300. by or.
r :o the country. The owner! are equested to
rwaril their prizes for the CASH.
The following are out bestsohemes for January,
.
Maryland, No. 2.—draws 9th January7s onto-
Ars, 13 drawn ballots.
•
CAPITALS.
i 15,000 DOLLARS!'
i 10,000 DOLLARS!
10 of 1,000 DOLLARS !
Tickets only ss,—Shares in proportion.
Richmond. No. 1, draws 12th January-75 aura
ers, 12 drawn ballots.
40,000 DOLLARS!
10,010 DOLLARS
25 of 1000 DOLLARS!
25 of 500 DOLLARS:
Tickets only slo—Shares in proportion.
Maryland, No. 3, draws 16th January-75 num.
ben, (2 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
20.000 DOLLARS!
20 of 1,000 DOLLARS!
Tickets ss—Shares in proportion.
Leesburg, Va., No 1. draws 26th of January-75
numbers, 12 driwn ballots.
CAPITALS.
30.000 DOLLARS!
100 of 100 DOLLARS!
Tickets only 810—Shares in proportion.
New Jersey, No. 4, draws 28th January-75
numbers, 13 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
20,000 DOLLARS!,
10 of 1000 DOLLARS!
Tickets only 11.5-Shares tn , proportitn.
Orders for singfe tickets, Miami, or paciages of
whole or shares, will be promptly answered.
Er/V. B. Those who order • Tickets will always
have a full ichenie sent them, if they requiro
Ail orders addressed to me, thus,
N.CA,NFIELD, Canrden P.O. New -rimy
opposite Philadelphia, will -be promptly answer
ed.
6-3 t
Dec. 29
Grocery Store.
..
THE subscriber having lately returned from
Philadelphia, is now largely supplied, with
[Groceries, Cheese, Codfthh, Wines, Liquors, &c.
the L5OO Hams, s supply of Dried Beet, several bar
of rela of Irish Herrings, 60 barrels of Whiskey of
enc. a superior quality, snitsble for tavern keepers, a
and supply of domestic. Dry Goods, an extensive
shed supply of Winter Clothing, suitable for the
cure region, also Booth and Bootees of various sizes
the and quplities, all of which he offers for sale- at low
clan, prices for cash or country produce. ~•, ,
and HENRY. BOYD.'
• will Morris' Addition, Dec 22,1838. Si-tf
Here ' •
. -
edy • Sttrage. • -
bleb THE Subscribers having rented the wharf on
' ' mi. it Fairmount dam, rout of Willow St.. Rail . Road;
P ,.. i _ 111 • joining the one occupied by A. J. Bolton &. Co.
°Rig are prepared, to receive Coal, -Lumber„ &e. on.
wharfage, and comtnissipn. Enquire of the sub.
elle- scribers on the pternises, or at 28 South Wharves
, for . . • ' BUNTING, CLARK & CO.
theY-
June 20 ' 47 - 1 9
and
edi SOUTHERN Feathers '' • . .
Virginia Dried peachd,
..
Round cold . Spike Rods, . .
.
if •Rxiiniell• ariiite . , Band anti • Bar • Iron, -
.
, just nsciOnd -andlkr. We l& •• . . .
=
_ YooErtfnirri.l4NN.
kind s . ; t /61. 21,-.
4. -- eetC 'W•;isk
ey.,
4 u—f kj ‘ hil4l ll - 11Asad o t.,,
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,a,r fairl4l
,03
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SQUARE IRON.
' EEN do. •
do. •
drawn to ordcr. Nails and
sale at lowest city prices.
Iron, punched and counter
WILLIAM B. POTTS,
Attirney at Law.
JOSEPH HA M M ER,
Merchant.
I-6t
Notice.
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Cale ,at i the
for coog ,
11\411.L ER dr. ITAUStlitYliate,,secifilmt;ttare,.
Ta•TAL Fall and Visatir Wales or 9r Goods ‘ 4 #4
Sri ke* whoksak
pricey for cash. „ 'C :773
, . - .
' -MOW &Oahe • ~ ~
! 1.
JEST remised and nowopeniog—a large autirp
went of seasonable . •
'Dry .
. toCid i s Groceries,
' . Hard . and ,
. • Fresh Mackerel No's. 12 k 2,'in•
• w hole . half, and quarter Barrels.
Salt. Plaster, qv, 4-c. . •
all of hich. will be sold at Philadelphia prices.
Country nkeepera and others will find it to their
,advasitage'to I before purohaaine elsewhere.
3., -_ . 'JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
i.,14,,5e1l
l': 2
w o
t Carbon
and Figured Silks,
ALS9 Mouq.e;ine be Lain and painted qially
receleed end for male by :
MILLER di LIAGGERTY
Nov 3
•
New York SMoked.ltter.
JUST received and. for sale by
T. & J. BEATTV.
Dec. 8 3
Dairy l2heese.
5000 lbs. Superior Dairy Chre•e tor wile by
T. & J. BEATTY.
a-
Dec. g
• For Sale. '
THE valuable lot Of Ground, with Coach 'Maker's
/!. Shop thereon, situate on the North East corner
of Nomegiao acid Coal strsets.—Apply to
MILLER & HAGGERTY.
Den• I
Ground . .71108.
50 Bushels African and Charleston Groundnuts of
good quality, just received and A,r side by
JOAN S. C. MARTIN.
5•l
Nov. 17
Potatoes. -
250 RBIS. received and for sale at a redu
ced price for cou4h by
MILLER & HAGGERTY.
49
October 27 IS3P
COAL. L.A. 'i D
For Sale, or to or Rented.
rril AT valuable tract of Laud called the
ton Tract," belonging to Elizabeth Spohn.
stmate on the west Norwegian Rail
. Road, next
-north of, and adjoining the Peach Mountain ts
of
ered fur sale on accommodating terms; or the:Coal
Mines will Se leased severally or together to Ito ap
roved tenant. Apply to HENRY MOR 12 IS,
'ld & Witinat Street. Philadelphia.
Irish 1134hiskey.
'DEAL Ennishowen Inch Whiskey final the
celebrated (Pennybutn Do•tilleev.) received
and' for sale by MILLER & HAGGE.RTY.
October 0.7. 1838. 4P-9tno
For Sale.
Avaluable messuage, tenement and tenet of
land, situate in Wayne township, Schuylkill
founts, adjoining lands of John Snyder, Daniel Her.
ger and others, containinz 50 acres, of which arr
•.. o rteen acres wood land well timbered, and five a
rr. s excellent meadow, the remainder is clear in good
•e•!.s and well cultivated, the improvements are
au Story Weatherboarded Dwelling House wttl
•
a Kitchen attached, a Barn and a Weaver Shop,
and a never failing Spring with excellent water neer
at hand . Possession & a good title will be giveri on
the first day of April next, Terms of the Sale can
be heari of by the owner
JACOon the
B% premises.
KAERCHIFR.
80—•tf
October 13
Public Notice.
WE the undersigned Execs!lera of the lest will
and Testament of the late - Dr. - Frederick
W. Geisaehainer, deceaaed, of the City of New„york,
hereby give notice to all who have any •dWhands
against his Estate to present their cleirOs, and all in
depted to the Estate to-make payment to Christopher
Leosor, Esq., Orwigshurg, .
F. W.f. ENSEN H AIN ER,
Executors.
JAC:O,I3 MILLER-,
New York December 18, 1838;
N.B. The pewee of Attorfl?y given to Henry J.
Geissenhainer. Esq:'to take care of the timber Or.
the Valley Furnace lands and the houses, given
by the late Dr. F. W.Geissefetiner; haring expired
by its am\ limitation or, the Ist. December, 1838,
all persons arc cautioned against depredating men
the tipber on said lands. Rents for the houses from
said date, are\ to -be paid to-Christopher Loeser
Esq. or into the Pank ott Furt Ctirbon.
Dec ber 22, 1 t.ari. s—tf
Salt of Lands.
ve y Virtue of a Wrttnr Process,insued by his Ex
."' cellency, the Governor of the Common wealth
Pennsylvania. and to me directed, there will he
exposed to pub lic sale at the City HoteLin the city
ot - Philadelphia, on Monday the 1 4th dav ofJantiory
next, all the right, title, 'Merest, and claim of Sohn
Nicholson; and Peter Boynton deceased, in and to
the following trams of land attijudgcd to be the
property' of the said JohnNieholson and Peter
Bajinton, against whom nictitate has a lain—sur
veyed on warrant an the following name, to wit.,
James M'Neal, sitistein Schuylkill county, and to
be sold as the property of the said John Nichols on
and Peter Boynton, The a debtklue the C.orrimon
wealth, in pursuance of the severSl Acts ofAssemb
ly, on that subject made and provided. r"
A.M. LLOYD, agent
for the Commonwealth of Peon's.
5-4 t
Dec 22
AMOTHER recent . test of the unrivalled virtue Of
Dr. Evans s' Pills—Ditsprpsia of ten years'
standing cured,—l was afflicted with the above
complaint hir ten years, which incapacitated me at
intervals for the period of six years, from attending
to my business. I am now restored to perfect
health by the frequent use of the above medicine.-
My symptoms were, a sense of oppression after eat.
ing. pain at the nit of the,..iitomach. loss of appetite,
giddineak palpitation of the heart, and great debsli.
ky. lam willing to give any information to the af
flicted respecting the benefit Preeeived from the use
o Dr.tvanP Camomile and ApPerient
Strpriton; Sept, I. IS3B. 1. McErsiiir.
General Depot for sale of the above Medicine, No.
19 North. Eighth Street, Philadelphia:.
Sold by JOHN T. WERNER.
Solo Agent for Schuylkill county.
-
Jan 12
ittifiding Lots for Nitric,
ON the upper read be een Po tt s ville and Port
Carbon. Apply to the subscriber at the
Greenwood COlhery, Pottsville. •
Nov. 11
STRAYED sway front the Subscriber on Fuday
last, a DARK REI) COW. Any person Miele
any , knowledge of tl j e same; will please •give noti
107. & J. Bea tt-1, and will be bberaßy reward d
by . JOSEPH!GREEN.
December '4(), 1838, .
• * Vresh Itialagti FrOil.
IN Whole, Half, and Quarte r boxes, just te..
.nd for sale by ' T.& J. BEATT'
Dec. 8 ' '
Yeast Postdeirsi..:- '
IGIOR firtz - T J. !WITTY
JR: Pee. 8 i.
Do' medic '114010.08k
401. 1 144t(2.10 ,
40 ^lf: - • -
Alii-Whiskvi Abide
•••,,., •
- thilfilittiiiiLViiiiiieli4 7lll •
A SUPEltlqa•Oi#eiteakilirby , ..*
„tie . ? „, 64,01
-Pa: I:IIntATUADZIk.C.:'
- TO. SpOirtillip. I
firTiST received and ABS,
'tier ! Mould Buck Skat;Perniniaionerk
and Barkad.
JoAks; C.• • TtN.,
ra— -
Nov. }7 '
• I SUPertOT F4IIMY FlOgre' .•: 4 ;
'DECEIVED on consign net .41641
•all'iduct Mills, several foids superior fsujlly.
for sale by • 4 ! -wm'. BAKIt .
Oatober 27. 18313. • • ;•'• .
11110FPAT I S /FE .. MEDWINES
ANIMATION.—When the await importes
functions of hfe are anstiendelLand thetas r ho_
.-
invalids. by icheritencet or imptudenee Ire Odin---I
to a deplorable state of nervous debility, they sb •
not even then despair. Bir it is, not in Jeannie. thn
relief can bo frond.bet , them first look
round, ar.d," laying aside) aitprejudicesi ask
selves this questioni—"lfmt.'physicias asitnat
me, is his reputed skill my only resort ri
Perlispa•st that mortient the heading of this id
vertisement, :11.offat's Mediciota," .
catch their eye; and were they in-trutbdivested •
foolish prejudices. they might, perhaps, be iti!bace..
to inquire whether Mr. IMoffat's theory land.
silent of diseases, differed from that of theie j
physicians. They would then learn tbatit ad a
ter, and very widely,. end with most ulchappy re
subs, too.
If they pursued their )nquirics„ still fiirthen, th
would find that all practising physicians atilt
present day prescribe IyIERCURYir in soma for
for shnnst every disease, and they would lean,.
that mercurial medicines, thoegh they pt
relief, undermine the mitistitutiob, tt,nd always les
the patient in a precarious state of health
A GOOD VEGETABLE - MEDICI, Eip j•
the reverse of all /his. For hundreds otyeare„
fore that scourge of mankind; "lidercaryl," was s •
ployed in thetealing art, Physicians aped notbia
•but si,nule herbs. Dien the. bible recommends
the 'skilful physician tie who preparelh his died
eines from herbs. Witness elcolestiuttictus, chap
S.k.MtjEL LEWIS.
59-51
Cow Lost.
4 , J,
_.;+i
'Zr,'.
V. 3. The skillful Physician shall lift up A
head; and in sight qf the great men. he shali bs •
admiration.
V. 4. Far lie halls piepased his medieineput.
the HEABS of the earth, and he that Is •stnie • •
not abet. them.
)10l F VEGETABLE t",IFE AtIEDICIN
p qualities or the . most'ofild end hieneACial •
tun . They arc compised - hf arlicles.the moat a
petresseent, - combined with ingredients known
the only mute atittclute fur fevers of every decor'
non. When the disease' is produced either f
c tld, obstruction,ltad air, swampy an& ganrip
tiono, or putrid intasmii,°wErther malignant or e
denim, or' by other calises, these meditainea'are
tain In their operation or eifectS. Th ate, •
i es..ett of width nut tily esper
di:sense. but at the eartic . ..tirtie restore a d midges
tt.e system.. Wildrs first taken into film stoma
they immediately 'diffuse, themselves'' like va
through every pere,,.produeing effecte et.ouce
lig tofu', salutary and .permanent. When the
of life begins to grow dim, the circulation lang
1 and the faculties paralyzed; these medicines
I found to give a tone to the mires, ezilerate the ,
imal spirits, invigorate the mbody, and' re-ani
the whole man.
Til E LIFE MEDICINES have also been
with the most happy: PUCCCSII in Nervou's and
pie :c di•eases, r..m.umpticn, Asthma, Liver
Olio, Ith , timatiym, (chronic and triflamato
ic.,. St. &c.
F.ir bill particulars, the reader is invited :to
at "Mr. ff,t's offices:lV Broadway, and recei
copy 01' the Grid So nun nen, published gratinie
The following letters ape lately selCcted fr•
very .irge number which Mr. Moffat has late)
ceired from rtlierent parts of the United State
Mr. M offat. —Dear Sir (—lt is with al . •
pleaute that I 'venture to oiddresp you, to.
you for the benefit I have received front yoar
mines. My complaint was sult`rheinn, for wh
have tried ell the medicines which lwere adve
in the newspapers. I, however, received no
from any of them. 'Stoce I.was shown. your
Samarilan,,swhich induced me 'to try your
"dot.. When 1 applied, to you, my legs .and
were PO had that they looked like raw beef
were covered with ewes; but after taking a. 24
box of your pills, the dead skin began to scab
rind so continued until I was entirelyicured.
now four months since I 'was cured, and I ha
no return of the complaint. I have 'recomm
vonr medicine to several persons, and should
all afflicted with the salt rheum to try it. R
fully, your obedient servant, )1. CLEOV
13th, at. between sth and Ja,soti Av
Lawrence, N. '., Ma
Mr. Moffat— Dear Sir : troubled tv .
piles for several pars. I applied - to the mo
vent Physicinns without relief. •A friend o
Mr. Clarke, who had received great relief fron
recommended the to use your Lite Pills. TI
was suffering very severely, with thdm at th
I experienced relief in 4y hours, and in a few
we., not troubled with them at all arid I ha ,
tree from distress-ever since and' have Brea
are in reormimending them to those afflict
similar manner.
Respectfully,
JOSP.PII E. SPEAK
New York April.,
Dr. Moffel—Slr': . Since your Life 14 ( 1 3. 1
have been introduced in this neikhborh
have done wonder#. . I will merely state a fei
The wife of my neighbor, Mr.Corne ins S. •
was syposed toe in ii decline or the
years, after taking two bottles of th Pkeni
one box of the Lilo Pills, says she had he
entirely restored..
Mr. Milo B. Root, iny next door neigh
was laid up with infiamatory rheumatism
ing two bottles cf,the'Bitters and one 25 ce
the Pills, told me he was as well as he -
and told a gentle Man in my store who w
that as soon as.* would lake the rilli a,
lust so soon he wbuld he a well man.
Also, Mrs. Hcirdci, wile of. John Hard
years since taken sick, and often bad fi .
the use of one of her arms.. • In six weeks
ing your Pills and Bitters. so far recovers
has Seen on a visit to one of her neighbor
As for myself I/ have been in lad lies
Jeers, and thoolgft I am nut now .ie per
still I am in better than I have been fo
pan, which I believe to be the gammon
king your Pillfdand Bitters. Thel abov
statement of a. few of the many Oases
came under my : nbserystion, Yon are
publish th;.s lettilt, and reference can be
as Posttraister a). Cluverrock,Ccdoribia •
' W ith respect I.A. VAV VALKE
- ' . New York, A.pril
1 1r. W. Mofilit—Sir : I have *en of
E. .
It e fever and ague about three mil
good deal of quinine, which did
still grew weaket a n d weaker u
mended to try your Ligl'ills an
and after taking two boxes npd t
• I agii'very Ihank.ful to inform poi
large. I co n sider myselleitomkta
Yonra truly. JOHN Tk,
- •, '
New York Mills.
Mr, Moffati.Deai Sit: I him
cine in my lanuly.for some month'
ed- great benefit strelm it. especiilij
eat daughter. 'My daughter bad
for 3 years. ginceshecommerre
icine she has l entirely recant nd
and hearty, If this xrillbe ol' ii
you are at Itbefty:to imbltah it. I
:
Dr. Motat+Dear. Sir
to.
Pg!
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ank
ink
elief
edi
rme
and
cent
or.
time.
weeks
e been
pleas ;
.d
MI
dicines
d, they
. zases,„
oe, who
eat two
Sittire
health
, wbd
by ttk.
tlos of
et mug,
tdlticts,
d Bitten
was two
and kat,
'attcr tak:
that she
th for 27
et healt4
ten years
nee of
is a true
hieh ha
hbortfto
had to me
Y.
BURG.
1,1838,
icted with
and used a
godd,but
as recent..
nix Bitters.
ut 4ittera,
hpiwthlie at
•
T.. N. Y.
29, 1838.
your medi•
hire nem
ife end eld
in a decline
1, g your tie&
is sow WSW.
u.
y yetis;
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8th:0
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