unshorn' recently resolved to
a duiner—ana welcome home
To as adrift.% from the com-
Rtruz , replimi veil happily.
phis selected:
eased . to adviert to iity public
no praise in regard to them
ming all my time aid ener
.r the duties assigned me. and
mes and in every instance,
Many iitunn
g ive Governor R
to his new maid
piny at the tab
The following
" Yon have
services. I lay
other than that
gies to.the disc
having beet a
4. by a -single desire to promote
d the honor and prosperity 'of
l ore has not been Iva executive
lion, wherein so marry embat
;ng quOstions arose as during
in' January last. But, my
mercy and guidande of an all.:
all met qnd dioposed of in such
to Idok back upon that part
ndhangpd confidence, that the
t justice h and that my children
.ave cause to regret the exis
. istory of Pennsylvania, with
heir father or their friends, is
guided in my
the common
my Dative State. T
term Once the revol
ragging and perplex
that. which tannins ,
friends, through the
wise God these were
a manner asenibles
of my life, with en
future will do the is
and friends will no;
tense of one line ut t
which the name of
connected. • ,
The events with w
of the State are con.
lot be expected that
letail. And the ad
!Am new, to-require a
principles and mea
it.
sell my life as chief magistrate
cted, are so recent. that it will
I should dwell'upon them in
inistratinn of my 'successor is
my hand an exposition of the
i re*, uponwhich he commenced
neere prayer for the State, is,
alive ma f have a more quiet
that when retired from the
ios, the Commonwealth may be
•
el the'sanie peace of mind that
e to the piniigh, "
My ardent ands
that the present ere ,
term than mine; an'
difficult seat he occu .1
prosperous;
and he 1. 1
now accompanies 1
1
111 ItRIE D.
On the 28th ult.,lby the Rev. Mr. Mennig, Mr.
Grooms Naota, Jr 4 hi Miss ELIZABICTII Ball, both
of Wayne townshipi
On the sth inst.,• by the same, Mr. Farm. KLEIN
ERT, of Cincinnatti, (formerly of Pottsville.) to Miss
Onattuvers &trios, of this place.
DIE It,
In this Borough. un_funday. May 12, Hamer
daughter of Henry Shuisart, in her 18th year.
•
On Wednendey lot, George, son ufSamuel Christ
man of this Borough, in the fifth year of his age.
State of the Thertuometer.
KEPT 'Br S.OIIEPR COLTIWOKTK.
1839 7 o'clock 12 o'clock 3 o'clock
May 10 57 , 69 ' 66
,11 51 ! f
70 73
12 55 f 72 75
13 63 i 66 60
14 53 1 61 77
15 .61 ; • 81 79
16 72 i 86 78
rehuylk 11 Coal Trade.
Shipments of Con for the week ending on Thurs
day evening last. •
Del. Coal Co.
Hodgson, Pinkerton •
Bell & Bolton,
Milnes 4 Spencer
F. Heilner & Son,
A. Steinberger,
George H. Potts,
Bennett & Taylor -
G. Bast,
Union Colleriea
J. K. Olwine & Co.
C. Ellet
Charles. Lawton,
Sillyman & Nice, .
M. Mitipty,
J. S. R4kel & Co,
J. W. Schenck
S.B. Rekve & Co.
Lowther and Son
J. C. Ctrcovius,
Payne & Allen !
Mann & Morris
Wm. Bosbyshell,
John Stanton,
C. M. Hill
A. A. Gile
Totten & Uhlkorn,
North American Coil Co
F. J. Parvin,
William. Wallace & o.
Sundry Shippers, !
Per last report,
LITTLE SCIIUYLKILL COAL TRADE.
May 14 Whale of Hamburg
. 1,5 Charles Dreher
• 16, F. Kepner
SOLD
11 Daniel and George
Rose Ellen
15 James Robin°lt
6 Boats
17 Per last Report
MOUNT CARBON RAIL ROAD.
The following is the amount of Coal transported
on 'this road for the week ending on Thursday even
ing last
Per last Re t ort
Total.' 13,122
r NATiIiAN CLEAVER, Collector
BUIL C , EER RAIL ROAD
The following i. t
on this road for the_
loglast
e amount of Coal transported
eek ending on Thursday even.
2,721 Tone.
5,556
. ,
Per last report
Total 7,777
GEORGF. HA DEsTY, Collector
WEST BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
The following is the amount of Coal transported
on this road for the week ending on Wednesday
evening last . 6,070 Tons.
Per last report 13,780
Total 19,851
ROBERT C, 111 LL Collector
LEHIGH COAL TRADE-1839.
For the weak! ending May 9th.
Boats. Tnns.
Mauch Chunk -- : at 1473
Partyville , 21 746
Penn Haven . IS 586
TOTA SHIPMENTS,
Mauch Chunk 104
Perryville 37
Penn Seven• 26
PArERS, &C.
A LARGE ilesojul en t of Foolscap Letter and Note
Papers from la $6 per ream. ruled and plain.
Among the supply hi some superior F.nglish Victoni
Post, just received Wbolaiale and fkaailby
May 1111 20- ELBA:MAN.
. ,a ; • raltral! THE ahlutar •
.
' • •
- ;
5' Pottatakaßay.l2 o ume.
WHEAT LOUR bytfieldlditlititlsetenFriday
47 257 i •.! 11. ' - - ,--
,' --
,:, i
,i ,.4. -
I A
. WORALT22IIII_ tl9l*, ~ .
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L
RTE .:_,FLOUR V. 62 . 4wt t in dealt i 1 . a .,..1, ,i .,
BUCKingE4T 44.20lierlid be
' RYE, by 'lke lo a 1 05 by Of .' leitt --ready
sale ~. tli - • : ' r: , ..- j. •
RYE - CROP:I 25 cents per bash to altnstaitti•
OATS 65rs—ready sale. ,-,_, : •
POTATO ll2 cents per bus hada:wad
CORN—C cents per bushel -in distend.
CLOVERIEED--$l2 00 per boatel.. • ,
TIMIYIII. SEED—S 2 50 per bale',
FLAXSEED-8145 per bushel in demand.
WHISKEV-45 cents per gallon. ,-
j
BUTTER ' 20 cents per pound—inrger VO cents
EGGS,-L1 ,contslier dozen.
LARD-4 cents per pound. . •
•
TA LW , L- 106ents per pound.
RA MSI4 coots per pound. 4, •
CORN CIFDP 1 00 .cents per bushel ind emend.
BACON-413eents per pound.
BEESWAX-20 cents per potted. .
YEATHERS-62ceits per pound.
COMMON. VVOOl.;=4O cents per timid -
MACKEREL, by the bbl. No 1,517 No 2, 1115
SALT-2'40 per b 61.175 per bushel
PLASTEH .is worth $7 50 per ton.
.HAY sll34rer ton. •
sitIOU.IIO T PE-R.IIOM HOUSE.
LATi PHIL ►DELPIIIA. HOTEL)
$. 95; North Second Street,
. i 'PHILADELPHIA.
• • THE Subscriber acquaints the public. that
be has taken the Large and Commodious
Hotel. to be known as the Mount Vernon
House. -
He is prepared to give ample accommoda
tion* of the; Best kind, to single gentlemen or families,
Invellers, of permanent residents. The rooms of this
Establishment are numerous, well venulated, and suita
bly furnisluadi Parlors are also at command. The E
stablishment' is suppfled with Bathing Rooms, and all ap-
pliances, &stiles, lc., that can give convenieriewto thole
who patronize it.
The Larder and Cellar Will be'supplied with . the beet..
and attentive servants will always be at the Call of visit
ors. Charges moderate. CHARLES WEISS,
Formerly of the Wile Sown ;
Philadelphia. May 18th. 1839. 20-4 w
jALIIIES N. MASOIIII7S
Challenge Blacking,
is perhapethe most deservedly popular article in the
United States. It preserves the leather, gives a splend
id polish, with half the usual labor, and Will polish a
larger given quantity of leather than any other Blacking
in the couthry. For auk at all the respectable stores in
this Borough and throughout the Union WARRANT•
ED NOT TO MOULD -
• MASON'S IMPERISHABLE BLACK INK is war—
ranted to improve wi , h age,—and mey be found at Mr.
Gile's Store, Pottsville.
May 18 once a tin ' 6 mo-20
THE Subscribers are prepared to runtish SASH
WEIGHTS of vario us sizes, according to order, at
the shortest notice. Orders are respectrnily solicited.
and will be promptly attended to
HAYWCKM & SNYDER.
May' I'B • 20-3 t
- -
Partnershirtn the Brewing business at Reading
= and Pottsville, hitherto conducted by George and
Fredenck Lager, was dissolved by mutual consent on the
let day of May, instant—the unsettled accounts arising
the-Pottsville Brewery; will be settled with George
Lauer. and those arising from the Reading Brewery,
with Frederick Lauer. The Brewing business will be
continued art he respective places, sepera:ely and,resoec-
Ai vely on their individual account, and every attention
will be given to render satisfaction in their line of busi
ness to the public and their friends in general.
GEPRGE LAUER, Pottsville.
FREDERICK LAUER, Reading.
May 18 20-3 t
N
WILL be received by the President and Company for
"- • erecting a Bridge over the N. E. Brandh of the
River Susquehanna, at the lawn of Danville, until Mon
day the 27th inst. for rebuilding the Piers and fining the
superstructure °timid Bridge six feet; and repairing the
same. Specifications of the work will be exhibited for
ten day. previous to the letting. The attention of Bridge
Builders-is requested, as this is a work of considerable
importance. THOS. WOODSWBS, President.
Danville, May 18th. 20-2 t
FOR SALE.
• A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE in
Norwegian Street, Borough of Pottsville.
;::: with the adjoining half lot of ground. lately
: occupied by Strange N. Palmer, Esq. The
- - house is well built, with good accommoda
tions for a family residence.
For terms, which will he reasonable. apply to‘
May tBih 20—tf G. W. FARQU
Notice to Creditors,
In the metier of the Estate of Wm Reevely. •
NOTICE is hereby given to the Creditors of the said
Wm. Reeveley to appear on Saturday, the eighth
day ofJ one neat, at the house of Henry Stager, Innketp
er, in the Borough of Pottsville? tot/mover and make
proof of theirdemands before the Subicribers, agreeably
to an Act of Assembly In such case made and provid
ed. ANDREW RUSSF.L.
' ROBERT WOODSIDE,
• MARTIN WEAVER.
May 18 20-3 t Trustees.
58,328
BIIIDGEWA TER TREATISES. , complete in 7 vol
umea.,--cheap, just received and for sale by
May 18 20 B. BANNAN.
WATERMAN'S ENGLISH DRAWING PAPER.
• • from 10 cuts to $1,25 per sheet, just received and
for sale by It BAN NAN.
May 18 ~*:.- 20
SILVER PENCIL CASES
AN elegant assortment. Also German Silver Pencil
Cases, equal to Sayer, it 37i each. just received
and for sale by . B. BAN VAN.
May 18 20
*tray Hokse.
STRAYED away from the subscriber, yesterday
morning, A BAY HORSE, with a switch tail
—has the two hind shoes off, and both hind feet
white. Whoever wail take up said oorse, and re
turn him to James Laing, Port Carbon, or give the
subscriber information where he can get him again,
shall be reasonably rewarded.
GEORGE HENNEY.
May 18, 20-31°
Total 1180
6561 Ton.
6561
'OVATE R FUSE,
For Blasting under water, a fresh supply just re
citeed and for sale at this office. May 11.
POTT, SHOEN ER, FINNEY & CO'S.
•
OPPOSITION LINE
OF DAILY COACHES,
Bebteen avil le
AND PHILADELPHIA.
•
rrIHE O ffi ce of this Line has been removed from
the Pennsylvania Hall to the yid Pest Office,
where seats will hereafter be takem
The Prbprietors find it necessary to caution the
Public against the conduct of the Keeper of the
Penniylvania Hall, Who is the brother in-law of
John Weaver, and who has on several heCasions re
sorted to the moat unfelt means It deceiving pas
sengers and inducing them to take; passage in the
Old Line—under the impression that they were tak
ing their 'oats !In the Oppusition Like
May 11
• 19—tf
Hams, Shoulders Arc Bacon.
JUST received. 100 Hhds: Hann, Shoulders and
" 7 Bacon, for @akin lots to abh purchaser, by
ROVOUDT & McEWEN,
146 North 'Fourth Street.
may 11 19-1 t dPhitidelphie.
• 7
-
4814
1511
1067
167 a 7,392
, - .11iotice. i !
THE 'Subscribers have come , toihe de erninaticr n .
to do Business for the future for s only;
coneequeeitly no new accounts Will be ' ned , and
all peraMil indebted will please make ymeot at
&
early as Possible. lIILLER ~LIA BRIT.
G i rga
may 11. - : ! 19 -31
M=!M 7#_
=MINI
El
Sash. Weights.
NOTICE.
NOTICE
To Bridge Builders.
PROPOSALS
2=a l =EMOffi
EMMIUd=aiM
liiii476l • VlfprbettrYtetl ,
'bury' The election t 0 o
atid , close at s;r•
Stocltholdercwill be bel
place it 12 o l 'eloick—Ailie
uy will be ottbmiftd for
JOHN
• Norilitimberland. may
,
FIRST' TROOP SC .1:1111;KILL , COUNTY
CAVALRY. will: P raVe bn Wicfneadai • lb°
22 " "3' af Mai. 1839; t MOrtirneemi Hotel, at 9
o'clock, A. M. Summer itilirror, and everyman
provided with a new 13adle Cloth.
B Cm:omnd
! M. MORTIMER,
may 11 19-2 t ktrat:tergeanL
Divi
'The Miners' Bank of P , ftWU, in 1& County of
Seau AUL
THE Directors ef thirl , autuiton haveithia day de
dared a Dividend bf ree per• cent: on the cap'
ital stock out of the pro;ta ofthe last six months.
payable to the Stockhold.rs orthcir legal represen
tatives, after the!l7th inat
CHARL
Me! it
Mew - f deli Store.
T HE Subscriber begs lave to interns his fricnds
and the Public in geneial, that he has opened
• New Cash Store in the '[own of Llewellyn, Scbuy I
kill county, consisting of
Dry Goods, •
•
Groceries,
•
Hardware,
Glass and Queens Ware,
Cedar Ware,• at c.,
Which ho.Jntends to sell for cash as low as ;in
any other place in the County. Country produce
will be taken at Market prices.
JACOB KAERCHER.
19—tf
Llewellyn, May ti
To Contractors
FOR MASONRY.
HE Abutments - and Piers of Six Or Eight
a„„Bridges on the Lige of the Philadelphia alkyl
Reading Rail Road. abhve Reading, are yet to be
contracted for, which will be let privately, to sulfa.
able Contractors, if immediate application be made.
Plane and elevations ofthe work, wilt be.shewn at
the Engineer's Otßce, at Reading ) snd proposals re
ceived by the undersigned. r
Vi' IRT ROBINSON,
Acting Engineer.
.
Journeynlen Tailors.
may ll 19-2 t
WANTED immediately, 2 Journey men Tailors,
and one Snia M slier, to whom good wa
ges will be given, and constant employment.
may 11 19—tf JAMES McALAR NEY.
FIIIIE Undersigned hiving completed a quarter of
a mile of Lateral Rail Road, intersecting the
Wolf Creek Rail Road, about a:quarter of a mile
north of Mineravifle, is now prepared to enter into
a contract wilb any gentleman, wishing to purchase
a superior Red Ash Coal from the Kantner Veih,
from nne thousand tons 'or upwards, at the Mine,
or at Schuylkill 'Haven, as may beat von the par
chaser. JOHN PLATT, •
may. 11 19—tf:
Rodger's Pen 'Knives.
♦ N Elegant assortment of Rodger's Superior Pen
t Knives, just received and for 'tele by
B. BANNAN. •
19—
may 11
Choice old Wines Liquors.
MILLER & Haggerty have on hand
Superior old Madeira Wines in Wood 4. Bout",
• do. do. Pale and Brown Sherry do. do.
da. do. Grape Juice Port Wine,
do. do. Revs 1 Company do. do.,
do. do. Cognac Brandy of the follouring
Choice Brands, Orlard its , Co., Chrantett, Pinel, and
Pe/lecousia. -
Superior ald Holland Gin, Henry Lelar and B.
of J. Bohlen imporiers.
Pico Madeira, Sicily Madeira, L. P. Tenerife,
Old Pale Lisbon, Dry and Stoeet Malaga Wines,
4c. 4c. 'may 11 19—tf
Gentlemen Sum - tater &c.
SUMMER Cloth, Black, Brown, Olive, and Drab,
a handsome assortment of Linen Drillings, Silk,
Satin and Marseilles Vestings, &c. &c, for sale at
reduced prices for cash by
may 11 19 —tf MILLERA. HAGGERTY.,
tround Plaster.
16 Bbla received and for mile by
MILLER Sr., HAGGERTY.
17—tf
may 1L
Pickled &Soutited Salmon ) ift
•
IN Bbls. and Kits, • • '
•
Burlington florriegs,
Mess Shad, 4c. 4c., for sale by
mayl9 11—tt MILLER Ar HAGGERTY.
Burlington and
VIRGINIA. 'RAMS.
R ECEIVED and 114 bale by
MILLER & dAGGERTY.
may 4 Il'—tf
WESTERN Bacon in Hhds for sale
MILLER "dr, hAGGERTY. .
19—tf
may 11
Bolongs= sausages,
OF Superior quality •for sale by
MILLER & HAGGRTY.
19—tf
may 11
Nicholas NichOlby,
BY BOZ,
O NE of the moat amusing v)orks liver published,
to be completed In 20 parts—twelve parts just
received and for sale bb B. BANNAN.
may 11 19—
The Layniaala Legacy.
T HE "Slave of no Oct, the Partizan of no party.
a bigot ot no creed, a zealot of no dogma, the
Servant of nu man, save the man Christ Jesus; and
wedOed to no faith, save the faith ot Christ ; free as
air, 1 entered on the discussion of the subjects be-
fore me."
The above work is from the pen of Henry Fitz,
formerly Editor of the . Gospel Herild, New York.
It is written in a clear, forcible, and argumentative
style ; is neatly bound in one volome, and is worthy
the perusal of all sects and Denominations, who feel
the last desire to obey the injunction of the Apostle:
"Prove all things, bold Gist thSt whteh is good "
Specimen numbers scan be seen hy_apply mg to
Samuel Harts, J. S. gorris & Brothers, Wm. T.
Epilog, J. M. Croak*, or at this office, who are
authorized to receive subscriptions.
may 4
DR. BECHTELS PLI,MON AR 'i PRESERVA-
TfVE. frir colighs. 'colda, asthma*. influensas. ca
tarrhs, whooping cough; .pitting of HOW. Amnon of
breath, pain of the Weald, all affection. elan breast and
lungs. and anew of approaching consumption, is fast al
riming die repliation throughout the BMW &gin. that
it pinning thrnughout permany, wlnre iv is the only
medicine in which coati , is placed For the above af
fection, baying been there employed fiir , filly years past
by physicians and-others with unexampled access!
Certifuence from Physicians and otherti accompany the
directions, many having been published heretofore in va
rious newspapers.
The companion of the above medicibe is entire vette.
table and bdlsnmic. easy and pleasant di take, and may
l
be used by old and young, witboata ny • t from diet
or occur ation. It is warranted free to mercury, and
the minerals , and prepared by a Dr uggist and
Physician, audited by numerous gimes. among
whom C are—Drs. Physie;Chapman.Gibson, Homier, De.
weer, tamer, Cbxe. Gibion, die. I
Priee.iffty amtsper bottle.
For Sale by 8 1- MAN.
Sada Agent or Fin4 A i t ledl Cognty.
-May 11, i 111--tf
. .
1 ,
.
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ITE 11.1)1
§ c ii;i,tirtinii,qii-.
. . Reading ; 0 - suoury;
....tri ftliii gotOtiektittoit:
..
it too ettooi0:1:M:
~ tene.tak • tiotor the
At , : ilia mentioned .
the hooks the Amapa.
r illitieeiZa. . .
• /MVP. relarY•
I. , . _ 19-4 t
mil.
LOESEII i Cashier.
19—
COAL.
Bacon.
OM
3 JOI R L
.:__ ~.' :To .Itlie. ' # ld.
Irojint;riiiiisitsitiesett . aiillnii be adTbeg te
Ei t thestratlea
tryiDß: - o.ollllr
.S 14 , '
..W,M4C.7 OF
IiABSAPARILLA. , —It tairrisiti ` '
~ . lie
emillition'iwitsitisience, onaiiiiittld
.. litaldch*sua hut
"riiittillar l'beinittqual tiiiitiii - rin. i .K.Syitip;ss his
fiiiiidly - prepured - hi dienbefii, ' iro n to two:Netthaa
Seer. ieberegnick Di. brio- . .
, teaue,4io44, t hut
" bi l i ee drieefiertmAtoindizni-Olisesilf, - retralifar
Oom Die 11-
arena- . Numerestres
Shed Stem gwaritthe 'rime' other - prepe•
eees el`Sei instil. bettitalins. fact of it: superior
strength ( rionse q ueerb -,:•1ig.," whet' - emplomd) and
It the cuminstance of its - being prepared by a regular
Apcsacaly and Physiet — an. .neci by Dm. Physics.
Chapman. Jaeltsen„ Herm. Gillian, DeweimAlenuns
Com, an. dm
'lt is umbra here to' aims the . n -., teneieue iiibeliefte
wherein Sarsaparilla is considered the stfle !mean.
Suffice it to sty, it is recommended by all Physicians
throughout the trot* in diewseiialthe Sbn. Bones Lir
er. &c. and particularly all *seises produced by. impu
rities of.the blood sal animal fluids. As 3 puriTier of
the blood. it is at all times (and particularly in theSpriag
and Fall) invaluable. In warm climates, throughout the.
Sumner Season, no person ihouldiellect wag it occa
sionally. Numerous certificates and recommendati o ns from Physicians, and
. 7tbers accompa, the direction..
For sale by B-BANNAN,
Sole agent for Selwylki ll county.
May I I 19—tf
' Pitts ! Pi lls t
THE safest, the best, most efficacious and truly vege
table - Pills in existence are
DR. LEIDY'SEIDOODPILLLS,
A component part of w inch is Sairsaparilhi. and known
(a be the most effectual and thorough, purifier of the blood
and animarfluids ever discovered, • As a gaide or ac
tive purgative, they are equally efficacious.-whilst taking
them no change of diet or restraint , from occupation is
necessary. They may be taken at all times anif under all
circumstances—they will - not :educe or weaken the'sys
tem by their effect as Most purgatives do—much com
ment upon their virtues is unnecessary—their reputation'
is welt established, numerous proofs of their efficacy
having been published at different times. Suffice it to
say that in addition to their efficacy in diseases of the
stomach, liver, intestines, &c., they are the only pills in
existence that cleanse and purify the blood and animal
Raids, removing all noxious and diseased humors there
from. and thereby removing all eruptions from the skin—
dry and watery pimples from the face. neck and body,
letter, rash, or breaking out of the . skin, and all cuisine
cious affections whatever
They ire prepareiffrom vegetable extracts, (warrant
ed free from miere.ury and the minerals) and by a regu
lar physician, awaited by Drs. Physic, Horner.. Gibson,
Jackson, James. Dew ees, Hare, Cox., dro. besides, nu
merous other physicians throughout the United St ates,
who daily employ them jn their practice, administering
them to their patients in - iiiference to all other purga
tives, and in preference to all other preparations of Sat.
sapa;illa, in consequence of their possessing the com
bined effects of correcting the diseased humors of the
blood and fluids. one by their pprgntive properties, re
moving or carrying off the game from the system. with
-out producing the slightest inconvenience, or requiring
restrictions.dro.
- Numerous testimonials, certificates and recommenda
tions of those Pills, from physicians and others, accom
pany the directions with each bol.• Dr N. B. Leidy's
signature accompanies the genuine on two sides or each
box on a_yellow label. '
Price Tioenty-fine cads a .
For saly by B. BANNAN.
Sole Agpnt for Schuylkill County.
Also Cr sale by J. T. l'icylor & Co., Mtneraville.—
Hugh Kinsley, Port Carbon.
May ll 19-if
Stray Mare.
I, . CAME to the stable,of the Sultan. i het,
. pi
reviding in Wayne township, on the
' l
i l Bth of April, a BAY MARE, about 12
'. lir . years old. The owner is retreated to
-- --- - come forward, prove property, ply
charges, and take her away, utherwive she will be
sold according to JOSEPH rERTIG
may 4 18-311'
Fire Place Screens.
A FEW elegant Fire Place Screens juet received
and for sale by B. HANNAN. •
may 4 18—
---
t heaper than Ever : :
J UST received and now opening at the New and
Cheap Store of the Subscriher, Centre street,
nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel, Pottsville,
full and splendid assortment of Fresh and Seasona
ble Goods, consisting of
Broad Cloths, •
Assorted Colours,
Casstmeres and Cassinetts,
Black, Brown, and Light Coloured Sum
mer Cloths,
Beverteens and Cords, a new and splend.
id article for Miner's Pants,
Summer Stripes of all kinds 4. qualities,
Silk and Marseilles 'Vestings,
Red, White, and Yellow Flannels,
Doe Skin and Canton Flannels
Bleached and Unbleached Muslin.,
Russia Sheeting and Linen Diapers, -
Tiekings,
Apron, Furniture Cheek, and Crash,
Hosiery of all kinds for Mules and Fe
males,
A very superior article of Shalleys,
Immitation Lawns,
Painted Muslin,
Plain and Figured Dress Silks' Assorted
Colours, '
Chintses,
Domestic Prints,
Irish Linens,
Collars, Bosoms, and Stocks,
•
Ribbitas, •
'Laces, •
Figured and Plain Cambricks,
Bobinetts and 'Bishop dams,
Gloves, Suspenders, Buttons, Tapes,
4-c. 4.c. 4.c.
All of which will be sold unusually low for cash, by
the Subscriber. N. M WILSON.
may 4 18-4 t
NEW SPRING GOODS.
A GENERAL assortment of Fresh and Seasons
able Gbods, just received and now opened for
sale, consisting of
Dry Goods,
••
Groceries, ,
Glass and Queensware,
Mackerel and . Dry Fish,
Salt, Plaster, dm. &c.
Which will be sold unusually low for cash or in ex
change fot country Producti. The citizens of the
Borough, tbd pigickgentrelly are respectfully in
vited to call and examine for themselves.
A. A;GILE.
may 4 lB—tf
ego &clods.
MILLER & HAGGERT Y have on hand a full
assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Wines,
and Liquors, to which they :invite the attention of
their Friends and the Public, who may be desirous
of buying cheap goods lot nail.
may 4 18—tf
.Urs. Jllessens
RESPECTFULLY informs
the 'Public that she has added
;, to her former Stock by recent
purchases in Philadelphia, a
.400110 1 r neat assortment of English
Split Straw Bonnets, Florence
Braid do. do, Oriental
do. . do. do., English
and French Ribbon., with a general assortment of
Fancy and Plain Trimmings.
may 4-
Silk t Silk
eLAKI on the Mulberry Tree and Silk W arm,-
s - dew and "excellent work.
Cobb!. Silk ldannal—and
Sayer'. American Fruit Garden Companion, al
so a new and excellent work,
Just received and for sale by
may 4 IS- B. BANNAN.
Miss. Leslie's Complete Cookery.
AFRESH supply lost received sad for saisli
may 4 B. BANNAN.
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MIMMIMI=E=amo2
MEM
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I.ND,llollpEits,
Irlitzsabrerib4c7kaalt`4,-Nioli r d'At i w '
Rooms. sag
Oars, ilk& hs *op ihef 'NW tosoiland Anal.
"Sit pledges illiiklelf4kearat:lbiidelplaia
P
soay,4 I r ' . 18--
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A :GENRItAL einorppeitt et tiew.apts Famous
-+ - m• ble.Prints (titant pattern') jnst recilverity
may 4 IP.tf 01.11112 INGER k KREBS.
QOPERTOR Fourth PisiofPaliy Brandy. Holland
• - •- 7 Gin, Froutigaus. Old Post.,and Lisbon Wines,
and Sperm Candles, just reeeliedylnd for wale by
may 4 18-if HUNTZINGER & KREBS.
IivirACKERAL No. 1 and 1 8.
Lard. Beans and. Barley.
Hams, and Shoulders, for gale by
may 4 18—if - HUNTZINGER &KREBS.
r IsHE Subscribers have just received • general as
sortment of Cutlery. Kardsare,'Patots, oda,
and Colours, also an assortment of Alb' tad Spikes,
whMh they offer cheap Fitt
may 4 18-tf lit/N7ZUMER At KREBS.
• •
PUBLIC SALE.
PURSUANT to an order of the Orpha \ ti's
I v a Court of Schuylkill county. on Tuesday,
s :he 28th day of May mutt, at 10 o'clock
- in the forenoon, Win, dower &
thin Siraca, Esq., the adm mielratori of Henry' Dew
a, late of Lebarmn county:deceased, will expose to
sale, 'by Public Vendue or Outcry, at the house of
Michael Omit!. Innkeeper, in the Borough of Or
w igsburg, a certain two story Brick' Dwelling House
and half lbt of ground, situated in the said 'Borough
of Orwigibtirg, fronting on the main street, or the
Centre Tunipike, bounded on the wept by the House
sod lot of Philip Wernet,-on the North by a 20 foot
alley, on the' Eastern half of the same lot. And on
Thursday, the 39th day of May next, the said ad.;
ministrators - Wilraltm eXpose to sale by Public Ven
dee, at the,timute cf Peter Filbert, Innkeeper'' in
the town o f Pine Grove, the four town lora, marked
and numbered in Zimmerman'a Addition to the
Town of PinegrOve, with the numbers 9, 10, 11,and
29, all fronting on the Main Street of the .Tulpe
hocken road, and eoutilolfig about 9,000 square feet
of ground.—Also, a t rated d - Situated - in Lower
Mahantpngo township, Sehoylklll county, adjoining
lands of Ulrich Beckley, Simnel Hilo, Michael Hal
ter, and Jacob Kimmel, Esquire, and containing 63
acres and 40 perches of land, more or less, all late
the estate of the said Henry Bower, dhteksttl.
Due attendance at the trine and place of sale will
be given and the terms of sale made known by the
Administrators. CHRISTIAN STR ACK,
WM. BOWER.
By the Court. JACOB KREBS, Clerk.
may 4
LOOK .lIERE
For the Capitals.
THIS Month May, we have $50,000, $lO,OOO
$30,000, $lO,OOO, &c.
The•following are the drawn numbers ofthe Al
exandria, No. 2, drawn 20th of April, 1839.
40 72 5 33 56 35 50 16 31 11 6 37 7
We sent to the country by letter the whole of
$2,000.:
Drawn numbers of 'Delaware, No. 7, drawn 16th
April.
60 44 63 36 5 32 73 '49 50 13 62 47'68
Drawn number, of the Sensex,.belaware, Na 15,
drawn 25th of April:
67 49 41 21 31 14 75 27 60 19 42 56 36 57
We sent into die country a half of 111,00.
Virginia, Petersburg, NO. 3, draws 11th May
-75 nurnbers,l2 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
35,294 DOLLARS!
11.764 DOLLARS !
5 of 1,000 DOLLARS !
Tickets ouly 810—Shares in proporti on.
Ne Jersey, No. 17, draws 13th May-75 nurn
tiers 13 drown ballots..
CAPITALS.
12,000 DOLLARS!
10,000 DOLLARS!
3,000 DOLLARS!
10 of 1;000 DOLLARS!
Tickets only 115—Shares in proportion.
Alexandria, No. 3, draws 'lBtb May-78 num!
bets, 13 drawn ballots.
GRAND CAPITALS.
60,000 DOLLARS!
20,000 DOLLARS !
10,000 DOLLARS !
5,000 DOLLARS!
Tickets only slo—Shares in proportion.
Maryland, Nu. 12, draws 22nd May-75 numbers
13 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS. '
20,000 DOLLARS!
10,000 DOLLARS'.
Tickets only ss—Shares in proportion.
Leesbtirg, Virginia, No. 3, draws 25th May
-78 number. 14 drawn ballots.
Capita! prize 40,000 Dollars and Mueller 006111 to
correspond.
Tickets only tlo—Sbares in proportion.
Grand Consolidated, No- 5, Delaware, drawl ,28th
•
May-75 numbers 14 drawn ballots.
CAPITALS.
10,000 DOLLARS!
10 orl,ooo DOLLARS!
- Tickets e4—Shares in proportion.
When orders arrive too late they will be sent in
the next best scheme.
N. B. A l orders addressed to N. Canfield. Cam.
den Y. O. New Jersey, will be prompaq answered.
F4ll schemes will be sent to those who require
them.
Jor pt lees be sure yob sertd your .orders
&bove.
may 4 • 18-3 t
300,000 Best quality of common sand Brick
are now making at the Market Street Brick yard,
and will be ready in a few weeks for delivery.
Each Kiln will contain a proportionate nember of
pressed or Front bricks made by experienced work
men and with sand procured from Philadelphia.
Also Tile bricks suitable for Hearths or Pavements.
Also French Brick, for making leaders from hocise
pipes to the gotten., across pavements.
N. B. Backe made acid delivered to miler in any
quantity.
Enquire •of George Fishet, at the yard, or of
THOMAS HERVEY, Centre Street.
april 27, 17—
IS hereby given that the Bonds, Book Accounts
••&e. of the late John Ildfner, are placed in the
hands of George:Heister, Eaq , of Pottsville, for settle
ment, and all peranna Indebted to the estatate are re
quired to pay the amount without delay, in order to
save theihsetves-nosts.
apt il 17-31.
IS hereby given, that the aarstriber has taken out
a letters of Adurinistration to-the estate of Amos
Tumor, deceased, and all -pomace knowing 'them
selves indebted, are required to make payment
to the suibseriber, on or before the Bth day of June
next, and those bailheolaims against the estate are
nxiusterl to present the same.
RICHARD LEE, Administrator.
april 27 11-6 t
Stone 'Hodge & wharf )
FOIL RENT.. -
T BE Store House at Mount Carbon, strongly
built fora Store Hanle, or suitable to be eon.
verted into twolnellings, for Bent. For tereilliae
apply to F. B. NICHOLS.
april:27, • 17—tf
• Monslin : de Lain.
141011SLI N de Laing>, Maly, Taffetas, Bosch*
/JAL At., for sale 'by AMOS LEWIS.'
'sprit WI 17-11
lionuet, Boninets
striiv; bonds English Donsta
'`. Tinsicii-Xigliorn, - Oriental. Rut.
huld:B ItalGin;:tiall venous Mitt kinds of Dos&
In tkinlesi.vsni Atiknip.bj AMOS LLWIS.
• - •
Bricks! Driving :
Notice
JOHN W. HEFFNER,
GEORGE MOY ER,
Executors.
Notice
BEIM
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julTmligi
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aprdrt,
RP ED - 1 As lini4inkiust:Dis
tiblic to /dill jest reeieiving el
his Dry Goon .
kora the Tows s c.eied gecierel wed.
ingot ofStapleanil Fine, Dry- D'oods. Bot,insikkeit•
horn and PitheA.l A ilif t5..431-e.. .
sprit 27 - • i . • -17.6 if
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, ft ery.
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LARGE estiettatent of Gti6l IlltljoHaiderrAhr
gala by MKS . mans,
alai! 27 i • 1.7--V • •
SUPERFINE both
&c. lot sale by
!kora 27
Vestinks. Sommer Cloth
. Am" wins.
17:—tf
ONGRESS ~ * B.tock4Oollikyriy,.*e site
Cby . . t tl4° #' l"lB. -
sprit 27 ' - (
17--4
ilkirOUSLlNAtiLAV l havrli andildditt. Fancy
I TII Dress HdlliA tar pA1010:1 LEM&
,
april 27 • 7.
• Aevr Cad* More.
•
.fftreTZipect - BS,
wHOLESALE an 4 Retati4hy good.Tholoary.
Teo, and -12tpocfStore. corner olCentre tad
StroeVoext door to trte Exchange iklet.
Pottsville.
sprit 27, . ' - • 17-4
TIIE - •
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subseribrs hav e ,
just re timed faun Phila .
delphis, andl_ are eon, °pelting at' their cheelt
store, superior Clh, Vidtoris Or+ll 0111111inftra, eiiii•
eats, Feshiunable I•Panteloon fittnfr, yestings. Sunk
mor.Clottis. Linens 110 Drillings. . . • .
HUikITZINDER& KURD&
_ ~4 - • ' -171—tf•
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fillereer Tail o rs.
TAKES this opportunity to Inform his friends
and the public that he has taken .tha s room Orr ,
merly occupied sea Post Officei in this thirringh r
and that be has proiified himself with a tie* and
handsome assortment 01 Gixids in his line - which , eir
intends to make np st for ' cish—you
would do well to tall and examine. , • • t . : •
N. B. On head Ready made Clothing, Rats.
Boots, &c. • -
Garments warranted to fit or no sale. Cloths
bought elsewhere muds to suit the costomerr.or ihrt
piece of Clan refunded. lig* supply ur now to •
the Borough..
spril 27 ' •
Valuable Real Estate r
• FOR
• . • , THE Sebvcriber O'er' 'for sale that
valuable and well known property called
if - °Brunswick Forge, ' situate y in Emit
Brunswick Township Schuylkill courr
ty, consisting of about 563 acre* of land, thegretter
part of whim' is arable, and SO* of the best in the
Neighbonrhood, ort which therei is plenty of Lime
Stone, and Iron ore, of an excellent quality, which
has been (mind, and used; andtno doubt therCia-a
large quantity. The improyenients are a Forge
with the necessary out building #, a Saw Mill.* fine
/laming, House, five Dwelling Houses.
•Ki.. - irr 7 k,•,' it large Berliner Bate, and a Thriving
• •;', -*-•" Apple Orchard. • The Little Schuylkill
River and Sall Road both pass through
the premises. If the above prqperty is itotsuld be
fore the first day of June next, it will then be offer
ed at Public Sale on that day, at 2 o'clocktn the at
tercoon on the premises.
1237 acres of Wood Land, *inmate from 2 to. 3
miles from.the above is also offered tot sale.
april 27 I fit I/4141EL FOCHT.
Boy Wanted•
AN Active bol.agrd about 14 tir 15 yeara.to work In
a Bottling Cedar.—None nand apply ozone one
who can come well recommended. F. BARTH:
April 40 • ..16-3t eo w. NO. 3. Clinton Row. .
Dwelling, house •
:LO LE*. .
A Ttro story 011010Hous, 20 feet tract
... by 34 feet deep, ort West. Norweibtis
iii street. Apply to S
GgP.M. CTJIII34IING:
april 6
,NOTICE, .
.. .
To Xanufacturere of Alocomotiv; En
gines, PaBSengcr ' awl Freight cars. ~
,
lIIHE State of Illinois ti engaged in a systeetit
-a Pu ic Works, embracing a large extent of
Rail-R ds, And the Hoard of Conimissionere of
Public orts, intrusted with the ekeentiosofiliese
improvements, desirous that the State obouldderito
every possible advantage fromhem, as welt by the
promotion of manufactures tot e extentuftheu pat-'
ronage within her limit!, as ia acemomodatmo of
t i
trade, have reqtimted the onde igned Commheion- .
er o 1 the District in which 'Minn is ittriatedi.to ad*
veruse said invite proposals oe, 'nErs from competent .
individuals to carry rte. MAN FACTIJRINI9.O6.
TAIILISHMENTS for Inch Artichis as th ey ref
!
quire, on *Mai - they Will put tip' operatiosi.sueb an
establishment at Alton; the point declined most:suit
able by the Board for such at purpose within the
State, both on account of its advantages for menu*
facturing purposes it. general And the convenience
for distribution: throughout tkeir works.' Coal it
found in great abundance immediately shoot Ahon
and Iron can be had aff less awe, of trensporte
lion than at the manufacturing plaza on.tbeOhib
river,. from Tennessee, the prieeiple Source ° pelt
'ripply. of the best quality of t ats material, and the
rich minerals of Missouri willamoo furnish' thisar
tide with still greeter Facility.; .., .
Alton, with the' finegoing advantages, and her
convenient position for trade to a laygeporticia of
this Stale, and for the valley of the Upper Miens
sippi, is become an &hirable point for the establieb
meet of manuketutes, and it has equal advantage's
in building-materials for the heavier worked/Reim
boat eonstructibn, rep airs . dr.e. with the places
where this bush:less is biostlyldonti. •
Proposals lire therefore invited by 'the undersign
ed, to state what custom wou)d be required to be
secured by the Board, or whirl contribution bribe
way of a lease do public grounds, slittps, &c. as an
indueemeut for the establishamput of imehAttarisfse
tory of Iron, and also for Norm Ciust,Latinno
lives, and the like,.to be receiyed at 'Alton in•time
to be submitted to the Board ai eat
adfracticable
Spß - HOAN,
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Cotnntiesioner Illesond, Jed. Diatliat•
Alton' 111., a , it 60 1 / 1 ,1839.' —-16-4 w
it ILL . M /11
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Forwardi4 and Geyteraiinns
liion . : Areltiftini- . • . .' •
Wood street *VW , Bahl . . !
EBPEC ' w .LLY jaunts' * his nen*. rat
be bag made =Manes
tone a nd:ri lblic v II ?" , by boabidailY
atringetnents 11 oa.N ibrwar llin. ' moo, and Pamitylaa
to all partlort.? B 31 y-fridsbuidsuriar
eia Ciiale, - at the kiintit.fa 43_
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them that all business . in . (4 ', 1 P 11 . wiu be
promptly and oeftertl' i Veldto . . %,,u, -0 . .
Philadelphia, Marsh •50 _ , 4 „ 1, , nso
Canal Boat,*ln* lila
FOlir SALE. •
rip II E Subt afar . -fur"ule.e aecoed. hied
canafßoat. -"Abont•r it iewed Shingles, and
three thoheindiectlbr aCa J. all-now It' ran
clialea;•l4**AiPeClP!!ti 151"nuel Da r‘likllo.
catered. I.OSSP HAM' " 14 t Ad;itinistratenr.
0 1 4 i t- ' 4:141- • prat . 13. '
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