BRAcELET
iit ir. 'a. artr.r.is. - • '
j. ken in the gliding dance,
! thoirwed in thy ammo of Palk's',
and action, tone and glance,
:10riatts all—the wen:aids houil
lay soft upon thy brow, _
u 1113iC melted on *Wrote,
I ' perhaps forgotten now,
I. • :. -. thoughtestood list:el:4og near,
g not that links of gold
I'ko-thineAtad now controlled.
i'rivse
4 'When li
Wax
`"The
The
And on-
With
Mane
A pulse
'Tin
t now—the dance is dorm,
u in thy rich dreams asleep ;
,wake, am gazing on
.gments given to him, to keep.
1 4 every glowing vein
ran beneath these links of gold,
rider if a thrill of pain
these bright channels ever cold—
Its lire thine I cannot think
'er chilled this broken link.
'I think
That
And
Mad
With
Chief e
Good
.T.t , • •
And
:mot;
And 1
l i-ba! 'cm' hub° now to thee
in my ear thy words were spoken,
. 4 t
-it think of them and me
;ngas of the bracelet broken, .
is riven many a chain
thou Mast fastened but to break ,
us thoult sink to sleep agii:vi
lareless if another wake— 4..."
.y: thought thy heart can rend
at the fallow'll charge to mend.
Tha
And t .
As .
The
Is—m
211- ACRES
SUPERIOR
MA ANOY COAL LANDS,
KNOWN AS THE
`44 e ANT LAN DS. 99
i t
Tim Su cnber dilly appointed by the Cnurt of Barks
county, a Assignee of Valentine Rrobst.• Enquire,
late of Be county. demised : sn i.I Mier for Sale at
PUBLIC V ;NOCE. on Fnday the. 7111 eat ofiuste next.
at .10 ridk A. M.. at Pottsville. Schuytkill county.
Pennrylvap a, at the Pennsylvania tiall. now occupied
by Joseph aughawo, the rolluwing
oi l
ALUABLE Esi'ATE :
mantling 400 acres nod alio,. atice.situate in
wnship, No rthunitterland cou n t y. adjoining
e .David F. Gordon, 11 to,l , Bei las . Esquires,
It being the most Western Tract of the
I ANDS; as divided between die ten tints in
pursuance &fa W rii of Partnion and num
' id PartiuonNo. 12, lung on ihe head wa.
oktn Creek. .._.
ontaining 400 acres and alinwance.situate in
p and county afore...to& adjoining Thomas
• , Esq.. Frederick Jobn,on. Robert Grey.
• It being one of the Tracts of the "GRANT
a divided between the tenarts in common.
of the said Writ of Panttion..and number
of
ni of the Shamokin and Ma hanoy Creeks.
staining about 1763 acres arid allowance.
:.e township and county aforsatd, adjoining
onia's Cadwallader, Esquire. F. G,. Stets.
, Williata Sheed.George t 'etch 3in. and oth
ng also one of the Tracts oCt he " ei. RA NT
as divided between the tenants in Common.
e of the said Writ of Partition, and numbered
of said Partition No. 7.slying the wa
. okin Creek , in Lamm Vatiey, a on the
onntain. This Tract affords the advantage
owes, to almost any extent for Gra t end Saw .
Iron Works of any descnption.
taining'about 1763 acres and allowance. situ..
wnship and county afersatd.atill part thereof
ties of Schnylkill and Columbia ; adjoining
thomas Cadwallader. late David F. Gordon,
hibald M'Cail, and Prtterson nod Benjamin
It being likewise one of the Tracts of the
LAINDS,' as dwided between the tenants an
in pursuance of said 'Writ of Partition, and
' the Inquest organ! Partition No. 5, lying on
of Locust Creek and B i g Run. emptying in
oy Creek, affording good water power for l
of any description. with the old Sunbury road
..ugh it, m Locust Valley, and the blahattoy
'NO L C I
. Shamokin
lands of
and others
" GRANT
Gammon,
bered to
tersof
- No. 2.
the towns .;
`Cadwidlad!
and others
- LANDS."
•in pn •,
• 041 in tile' '.
)- Head Wat
No. 3
lands of
Boyd & C.
era. It be
LANDS."I
in putsuan ,
'kettle Inq
ten of • 1
Mahanoy
of Water
miily and
No. 4. C.
stein the t'
in the co.l
tends of ti
- Esquire,
- Coombes
••GRA NT
Common,
numbered
the • ate
the Maim
nen %it° •
running
Mountain.
N.. 5.
-ate pa rtl
edjoininj
David F.
being Gk
u dtsid
ante of
Inquest .
M o
the Big
ontaining about '3', - 5 acres and allowance, sit
in Schuylkill and partly in Columbia. county,
hennas Cadwallader, Burd Patterson Ar. Co.,
!.ordon and Benjamin Coombe.. Esquires. it
ise one of the Tracts of the K.: R NT LA NDS
between the tenants in Common. -in purse
,'. said Writ of partition, and numbered in the
said Partition No. 3. lying on the waters of
haimy Creek; and the Creme Turnpike runs
ro
thugh the same, and having aura a
TAVERN /STAND,
known as the Brotifif, or Green's Tavern.
and now occupied by William Cooper.
noxt these -five Tracts of Land, the Pottsville
'.e Rail Road runs dividing eacn Tract at near
' tances from the extreme lines ; each Tract is
bound in coal of the very best quality, and I
! can be mined• with great advantlge.—and
n inexhaustahle• supply of the very best flux.
ly every .variety. -
ontaining about 500 sere,, situate in the town
- okin, Northumberland county, adjoinmg
I . late Judge Bradford, A. AFC:all, Lightfoot
d the Asaylum Compiny, well known as the
:et."—Throngh this Tract the Centre Turn
Ipike passes, and there is comfortable Dwel.
ling and - Out. Houses, with a good
TAVERN. STAND. .
sell
Is
Throng
and Dann
ly equal di
known 10
MD ore,
basing on
ber °truce
ti
No. 6.
ship of S
-hada of
& Starr,
"lifert T
The Shshmkin Creek ilitts through this
which Is erected a Saw-mill, With -water
esufficielit for a Grist Mill and hop Works
It abounds in Stone Cold, Iron ore, and its
land Pine Timber is not equalled byeLny Lund
ty. The rail road before named. passes mill
i iery near ibis Land.
ye described property will be sold together
as diztectibed. or will be divided so ea to suit
Laud. u.. 1
power t .vr i
°fail *lnd
Whit eoa .1
in that ..•
MOM
TM a
ardivided
partt!user
Ifidently'bekesed that there is no land in the
. on" superior if - equal to those now offered
r Coal. Iron ore. Timber. and Farming uses.
ich capitalists could engage with more ccr
'ble returns for their inreatments. They ad-
IHE
for sale
none in w
tainproi
join. end
ready two ,
Tramps.
• not leas valuable than lands that have al
sold at from $6O to $l2O the acre, An small
on to the Danville and PotteviG rail road',
Maar] outlet for the product of :hese lands.
ottsville and thence to Philadelphia, or to;
i hanna. near Sunbury. and thence to' Balti—.:
I has been provision made by Legislative en-
' r the improvement of the Mahanoy Creek„l,
• m the Susquehanna up toille.e Lands. tand r i
ements progress, no doubt can be entertainedl
am will be locked—forming - a slack-water,
to, thevery mnoth of the Coal Drifts. 1
...
•,
-which-riff.]
either to
, the Ea•sau
"more. ihe
eminent
leairmg fr
as . imp ro
but this s ,
Naviga tio
Every
-whkiit is
er TheT
Cr..
formation will be given shout the Title
- ieured to beibevond dispute.
ma will betnodetccommodating to purehair+
GEORGE FOX.
Assignee of Vaientow Brobset
' 17-6 t
April 27
'Coal Land..
de the unditided half of a tract of Land
it as the "Little Clausser Ttact,7 situatd
ly 'West of and contiguous the town of
„containing eighty one acres twer.ty-s4
This land lies withot two hundred yard,*
ai West Branch rid! Toad, and • vein of
FOR
k no
inimediat
!Jewell
perches.
oldie W
coal. sap
paned al.
part of
ie sul
ng: Iher
Cr
. to be the . - Aooltn" or •• LrwiP.
cane of its Northern hnonda)
lie tract is well timbered. the, tither
gible'of high iroprovtorots as a Farm
•o a imitable House, Barn_ di.e.
okra, apply to the endersigned.
TTIOM IS J. 841,RD
!3. . Vit
april
• lia con.. 1
shoulder., Flitch. For &lc by I
' MILLER, 4-. H AGG ER T Y.if
15 i'l .
. —I,
H AM
sprit
Southern Feathers.
t quality, fur mak by
MILLER HAGGERTY,.;
3, —1
OF 6
MI
on; Mackerel, Shad, 6,:c4
i'ickled
on Shad,
Jo -Macktyl, for sale by
MILLER If lIAGGERTYi;
3,
0!
A. i 4
To Brewers. • •
INSTANT supply or NORTH RIVt .
LT will fie kept by the Subso,ttbers at
tk Malt Houses, Philndelpta, veitere
of Pottsville and ehrestheregin be accdin
et all seasons of the year. c •
1 . W. EDD 1.E.& DAR LI "IGTON,
No. 365 South Front street=
March 16, 1839. 11-2 mo•
AM
• Booths,
Brewer.
• modate.
,orpwww.ormmasm
'.:4*l .
.! . .71i ar / . sl
4.
it - 4011 , 010 (o e :4-k„,41( , i.,l o ,iait
i, -,. • st4)ll-F4.4. E L) • .
,p ocERIEs-,3-..0. -4.0 14 . lw..gt ' l4 'e &at
' Wialitr, idsif a. ppleodid assirthent of Dry
i meat all times be bad on that most reasons.
bLe : ierms 'at N. NATHAN% Centie sueet.2 doors
...1 i
bell; Market.
ii 1113
tuslivo de-Lai:IRV presses.
to- received an extensive asaortment, at the
pirif price of 31i to 37i per yard, by
ril 13 15.--tf • .N 4 NATHAN'S.
il Fresh . SardOnes.
Out up in the purest sweet oil, It
. N; N ATH - ANS.
ilpril 1315—tf
. ,
Fr . HE subscriber has just received
1! 20 pieces of Superfine Clothe
,50 pieces of Farbionalik POrtaloon- Staffs,
Vestings, Summer Cloth.
'rench. English, and thriericare Linens, and Cot
totDrillings, which he will sell 1 4:tiolesale and Re
hr!) at. e sore ailvance on post.
- 13 N. NATHANS.
C- rpets... '
ril HE most splend d etteortmeill of r arlor and
. 1 ` Entry Carpeting, received by
rp pf il 13 Is—tf N. NATHAN'S.
1 11 E%V and Fashionab Prin's just received at
N. NATH ANS.
lapril 1315—tf
. ' -
•
Silks, Laces, & Fancy Goods.
'he Subscriber is now receiving and will contin.
ue to receive throughout the approaching season
:kW assortments of English, Freneh and India Silks
Laces 'Lod Fancy Goods, which he offers at the low
eril. cash prices.
,[E. W. EARL has recently received a handsome
aiziortment of desirable Spring Goods, to which he
Would invite the attention of purchasers, among
Which are
ißlack Italian Mantua Salk., Worked truffles,
Mack Gro de Nap; Black Gro de Loraine, Blue
Aack Coloured Gro de Nap, Blue sod Blue
*lnk Bombazaneiii, Chintzes and low price!Prints,
Pitney Dress Ildkft,„ Victoria and Satin Scarfs,
Fie rich Worked Collat.:, Bobinet - and Needle Work
Tambour'd Do., Black Lace Veils and Hilkfs.,
Muslin Edgings and Inserting:iv Bobinet and Cot.
trio Do, Thread Do., Hosiery and Gloves, Irish Lin
e 9, Linen Sheetings, Shirting Muslin, Bead Bags
sod Purses, Chrne4e Satin Do., Marseilles Skirts,
gorge Veils, Linen Napkins, Marieilles Bureau Cov
ets, &c. &c.
ti Al: of which will be sold very chop :or cash.
t
april 13 15—tf E. W. EARL.
I Linens.,
•
i !NEN Meetings. Irish Linen, Bleached and
1 1 1.4 Unbleached Table Olh, N apk ins, Bird Eye
Diapers, Russia Diapers, Crash, &c.
1 april 13 15—tf E. W. EARL.
' ----
} Stocks, Bosoms & Collars.
GENTLF.MEN pre invited to call at the New
Store of the Subscriber in Market street, and
tier' amine some very handsome embroidered %ems!
Eocks, Congress Bosoms, Collars , Metalic Straps,
mbroidered Suspenders, &c. &k.
april 13 15—tf E. W. EARL.
Zephyr Worsted.
N aiwortiner.t of the above article can be had at
the Fancy Dry Good Store of the-Subscriber in
Market street. E. W. EARL.
april 13 15—if
EJSIIIOA E
•
Tailoring. . •
THE Subscriber respectfully. informs Itiir friends
and the public gencrally, that the has remoeed
is establiab-ment into M AEI A NTANGO STREET,
fie* to the corner of Ceotlie, where be.will continue
execute work in tbi hest and moat fashionelde
ityln, and hopes by attention tcycontinue to reeieye
;ins portion of public .patronagn. He .wlll..alwos
.keep on hand, a small bpt good assortment of ye:st
ings and other articles which mot , be acceptable ti
big patrons. 48MESSle.ALARNEY
April 6 .14.-3 mo
To Iron Ilanufactitrers.
HE Sahscribers lN as Agent's for Mt, George
67 /
0 Crane; of - , having obtained a'Ratent in
(Hie United. Sate " for his proceits' in smeitini Iron
..iarth Anthracite Cool, and bolding an Assignmem
•t
,of the Patent obtained by the raw Rev: F. W. Ge -
,enheiiner, are. prepared to grapt licenses for the
14nanufoteitire of Iron *hooding to M r. Crane's ,pt in
. ,
-pipe. . 4 A. & G. RAL T STOIki, & Co.
g , No. 4, South Froni St. Philadelphia.
l i ,, Philadelphia, April 6' 14-3mn
i'
, N : E.W . • STORE.
ArliFIE Subscribers respectfully annouire to the
.1 public that they have, takeh the:well knoe.n
lOtt a nd in Centre street, next dooi abate the Nationai
Ltiotel, lately occupied by Mr...loseph C. Ket n,,iehere
Ithey intend tinkeep a la rgnond general assortment of
, Dry , Goods,
` , i
'Groceries, 4-r. 4-c.
Which i.)tey 9411 sell on as ancommodating terms
jos any other Store in the Borough.
113 - Their elegant alsortmeht of Spring Goods
:will Se opened in a slimftimo,, ,
SAMUEL FEU NTZING ER,
~ . DANIEL ,bIjIELIS.
april 6. , 14—tr
New Spring Goodi.
30 piecies new and splendid . Prinis. jost received.
and for sale by & J. CATTY:
March 2, •• 9
,
.Giotod Arigts. - .
so Bushels Athcan and Charlastor(Grottridnuta of
good quality, pst teceivrai yid for tatte%bY
•
.fatly S. C..MARTIN.
52.
Novi7
Aew Goods.
JUST- receilted and now opening—a large aaaort
mvnt of seasonable
)Dry G,oods—Groceti es,
Hard and QueenitPare,
Fresh Mackerel NO's. I 2 4. 3, in
whole. half, awl-quarter - Barrels.
Salt, llfaster, 4 , r,
all of. whtohi will be sold 4 Philadelphia prices.
Country titovekeepers and cullers will And it to their
'vantage to. Sall Ware purdhasing elsewhere. .
_
JOSEPI4 WHITE' & SON.
lount Carbon, Dee..! 2
FOr - S#le.
•fflriE valuable lot ofGrouhd, with Comeh Maker's
• Shop thereon, situatPot the North East corner
of Norwegian and Coal streets.—Apply to
M113.1.ER & HAGGERTY.
NMI
Dec• I
Populai X
A' D Family Adviser, , a new and excellent
work, by R. Coates, M. D. just received and for
sale by • B. BANNA N. •
Febuary, 23. 8—
Weld' 1 ks.
Tll E subscriber has always an hand and 'forsale
cheap, Welsh Bibles, Testaments and Primers.
October 20,
Daiy 9 s . Safelty Lamps,
fiF the best consuuotionland most approved kind
just received and far 'ea irby B. HANNAN.
. Orders for any nutlitieri of these Lamps will be
aupplied at the shortest' notice..
,
Jan 5
ET29
The celebrated' ettbetitute for
41.
I. lE L.
THE proprietors of this ar ti cle. having devoted neat
= ly ,seven feats. and expended, a lose amount of
mane y, in experidienting upon the venous species of
the Maud°. (Solahum Lycopercieum,) have at last sue
ceeded in obtaining from that vegetable a principle
which u a mediates possesses all the beneficial prop ,
erties of calomel,lnd yet inetepsobAs or producing the del
eterious effects soseetunes resulting from the.use of that
drug. Whis prineiple-(bepatine) is a mild and efficient
cathartic, and, as compounded, a.so acts as a untie di
uroctic, and thaphortic. (See directions accompan) ing
the medicine.)
' Its particuka action and use.
Its action upon the system is very general, no part
escaping its influence ; it is, however, upon the secreta
ries and exeretories. that its great power is particularry
manifested ; from this it will be seen to have a three
effect upon the biliary organs, and to be particularly ai
dapted to the treatment of•Belious fevers and other dis
eases where a turpidity or eonjestion of the tiv-r and
Foetal arc& prevail; hence the great success that has
attended its adminilitratton in liner affections. dyspepsi
and diseases of the stomach and bowels generally. Be
ing diffusible in its operation. it produces a free circular
Lion in the vessels on the surface of the body, accom
panied by b gentle perspiration. It does not exhaust.
hke drastic purges; still MI action is more universal.
and it may be often repeated. not merely with safety.
bat Wall great benefit ; this becomes indispensably tie
cessary in easesef long, standing, for in them intense
temporary impressions made by strong meetcones sel
dom, if ever, do good. and tend to injure the stamina of
the constitution.
ltd' doom
The proprietors do not claFra for it universality i• e.
that it will cure all diseases; not, on its introduction In
to a family, should the Arabian be dismissed; no,
theY would advise all to haie family physician. and
the. more erpenenned and scientific the better they do
claim, however, that a timely resort to this medicine
may in a great many instances save the expense and
trouble of calling the aid °finch physician. at being ca
pable of producing the effect desired in the primary
stages of a majohty of diseases incident to this country.
In Many long standing. or chronic diseases, such as
conditioned ulocrs, and the various diseases of the skin,
it may be taken by persons of common judgement with
oui medical advice.
Persons advised to - give it a triaL
Not only arefuntilieurfdrised to adopt it as a family
medicine, but those wbo are labonnng under disease
that calomel hasfailed to remove ; those who have seen
and felt thedeleterious effects of. as well as those who
*eats calomel to be the best of all medicines ; and those
mid, who have tried -every thing." (from the boasted
cure all nostrums . purporting to tare emanated from
great foreign colleges or sciarties. down to humble quack
medicine of Dr. A. B• C. to Z lire invited to try this
simple Amerind' article It is not the intention of the
proprietors to_ sustain this medicine by certificates and
puffing. but by way of introduction in those places whore
it lass not bees known. it is deemed proper to show
what is said of it where it has been known the past year.
The following editorial articles and extracts from let
ters by physicians,and others are given for that purpose.
-
The following is an editorialfrom the Cincinnati Tel
egm=ited by Bishop Purcell:
• of 'tomato. a substitute for CalogzeL"—The
injurious and frequently destructive consequence:it that
have often resulted to the human frame from the ne
cessity of having recourse to a drug of so powerful. and
at the same unto, of so deleterious a nature, as adom,xl,
induce u. to welcome the annou ycemen t of a safe, and
what is confidently state] to be. in most cases, an effect
nal substitute for it. which. while it possesses, if not all,
at least a great portion of its good quahues, is free from
its most objectionable ones. Every discovery in the vir
tues of the vegeta'ale kingdom must have its infancy, and
its period of probation We are inclined to think this
Will stand the test of scrutiny, and be a most destrable
icquisiuon to the world, and particularly to -the people
of this country. We have heard it highly skoken of,
and we believe the result of every invesngatton of its
uiefulness, yet thade, his been favorable.
.L
The proptieters of thecompound Extract of 'Cornet°
make no secret, of composition. buk t reveal it to \ever;
medidal man who desires to kdow it."
The following is extracted from a letter to one of the
proprietors ty the Hon 1. Burnett. formerly mayor of
the city of C incinnatu
Cincinitatti,.ktnuaryfgh, 1838.
Dm Malts:
Der Sir.—'' • • • • '• • 11Save need your Compound
Estrum of Totnato during the emit summer and fall. and
have nobeeitatMa in believing it has saved me several
medical bills. Four of my ftimily dnring that period
were ind.sposed,and exhibited the usual symptoms of*
bilious attack They were ill every instance relieved
by the use of your Tomato pill I Consider them a val
uable medicine. - They are perfectly safe. and I believe
as efficadions es calomel in correcting a biliouerbabit--
I have used .them myself with .great -beneflt.
lssac BuSSZTT.
The "following is from Robert Ponchon, Esq., who has
made the science of medicine Insparticular study.
Cincmrstati, Febructr , sost.lB3B.
.Ds, hlmids
Dear Sir,.-It is with much pleasure that I bear ter
timony to the efficacy of the Tomato pill' in BID:MODS of
the hum i.from•sts operation which I have witnessed iu
my own' am, I; sht ready to concluder that you have dis
covered the 'odd looked for desideratum, a substitute
for calomel 10i - ch....eases of the • liver. Accept, sir, my
grateful acknowledgments. ,Your obedient servant.
ROBERT PUSCHON.
The (billowing is extracted from , a letter of a highly re
spectable physician to friends of his in Cincinnatii 'who
had solicited his op, I. ion as to the virtues of due medicine:
Lauirenceburgh,..lanticrry 26th, 1838.
Mesas- Pus Pus & Co.
Gentlemen:— • • • I have used the article ( Milei
Compound Extract - hi Tomato) sernewitst extensively in
prescription fonsome months moon many of the al
most numberless manifestauw of hepatic derangement
particularly in in ntilf eases, sod- although (.cannot
sey.• that it is, in At.t. cases a substitute for mercurial
medicines, yet the striking analogy in its thcraputic ef
feels is such as to 'recommend it favorably to my mind
as an adjuvant in meat instances tii theexhibuion anal
omel, and where ad immediate or speedy altetnative et--
feet is not iedispensible,it may snpersedrtta eye altogecb.. a
ei. la several instances in which an antipathy or pre
judice-against mercurial remedies existed, I have pre-.
senbed it with very good-effeet..
I am, gentlemen, respectfully yours, &c.
.1. H. Snows's, M. D.
The following, is a voluntary statement made by a
highly respectable and scientific Physician. and appear=
ed in the -Jeffersonville Courier," last wintevr
' MILES' EXTRACT OF TOMATO-A snesrrrtyrt
FOL,CALOAEL.—Having made a trial of the above ani
ele, I feel wat ranted in recommending it ass useful med
icine. The pills possess all the purgatiVe and anti-bil
ious properties of caldmel, without any of its injurious
tendencies. Persons who ere addicted to habitual tor
por of the liver, tied consequent accumulations of bile.
and who have been compelled to have recourse to the
different preparations; of mercury for relief, will find
Miles' Pills, a safe and convenient substitute.
NAT'L Fl ELD,M. D.
Numerous other Testininnials from Phvsiciaus and
others in its favor can be examined at this office.
The subscriber has been appointed Sole Agent for the
sale of this hlediciee in Schuylkill county, who will
furnish it 'wholesale to all those who may wish to pur.
hese to sell again B BANNAN.
Also for sale by William T. Epting„ Pottsville, Jacob
litudzinger, Jr., Orwigsburg. Bennet do Taylor, Miners
sale, and Hugh liinale7, Port Carbon. and Hunter &
Sown, Tamaqua.
March 9. 1839.
Glossary of Architecture.
AGLOttiS'AßF s hf the Tetras owed in the Gr;.o-
clan, liftman, 'ttalian and Gothic Architecture,
second London Edition, exemplified by four hun
dred cuts. Also
c.vrEcal4Al OF IRON,
Or the Merchant's and Mechanieti complete 'Guide
to the Iron Trade, Stith' practical remarks end use
ful cibservatinus, including a new and comprehen
sive let of Tables, arranged in an approved way end
order, and containing the weiglus of more than
1600 bodies and sobs4ndes of Iron, to which are
annexed the - nearest proportioned number of feet,
which nfequal.to a ton :in weight of each of the dif
ferent bailee and sixes, arranged and compiled from
the best English authorities, Just received and for
sale by B. 13ANNAN.
March . 2 9
edicine,
Q. SANNAN•
* 82-
T HE•ondersigned are now prepared to mirnufac
tore to order Steam Engines to any size, and
set into operation n any part of the state. Also,
cold or hot riveted Boilers, Locomotive Boilers,
Rail Road ears, and , all the work of a general
machine Ilbope J. MAY JONES & Co.
Jan 5: itf—
woo
„
T 'MINER
Reading Steam Works.
?~~~~
Ella
11( 01110/EIY
Y.
el
ik•iiiliii;d -' ..,•Aktipti4i has cominetited • .. ay
'Us- connection pith his Book- Store, Oben
ilfkinds of • Book. will be bound at the stiOrtesl
notice at low rates. ,
Blank Books ) 'Arc.
•
of every deseription mule to order at the lowest rates
—apd the -trade supprredwholesale at Philadelphia
prices.
• april It 27
. ,
I •
- .1 6 A312003. & CO.
.lPlercerB t Tailors,
INFORM their friends and the public in general,
's•that they have removed to their former stand in
Centre Street, (opposite to • Miller Si Haggerty's
Store,) where they have on hand, a general assort
ment of superfine Broad Cloths and Cassimeres of
the moat fashionable colors, with• an elegant assort
ment of Summer Cliathsi Satin, Silk, Valencia,
Marseilles and Velvet Vestirls, Linen, Cotton and
Chin.l. Shirts, Satic, Fair• A Bornbazeen Stocks,
Linen and Chintz Bosoms and Collars, also Linen
and Chintz Bosoms without Collars, Silk, Cotton,
Thread, Beaver and Hoskin Gloved; Linen and Cot.
ton Hose and Half Hose, Fancy Linen and -Silk
Handkerchiefs and Gum. Elastic Suspenders. They
also harem hand Nrcelegent stock of Gentlemen's
and Boy's wearing apparel, such as Frock and
Dress Coats, Roundabouts, Vests and Pataloons,
made after the latest fashion and the beat work
manstrip, which they intend to sell at reasonable
prices.
P. S. Wanted two or three good Journeymen
Tarlora, to whom constant work will be given
throuehoot the season.
Pottsville, Sept. 15, IE3B. 72
7 ' HE subscriber has now on band at his Store
and Storehouse on Centre and Rail Rau' streets,
a full assortment of Goods suitable,cfor the coal re
gion viz :
Barr hon of assorted sizes,
Band and Hoop do do
Nails and spike Rods do do
Steel, Round & Square do do
- Nails and Spikes do do
Coal Shovels do do
Hardware, a general asesortment.
All of which ha is selling at reduced.prices.
Jan 13 2 J CL YTON.
1 üblic Notice.
THE undersigned, has given a special and limited
power of Attorney to. Mr. William F. Dean, of
Pottsville, to act in t•efeience to the Valley Furnace
lands in Schuylkill county. Any person wishing to
transact business relating to that property • will be
shown the authority by applying to him.
F . W. GEISSENHEIMER.
April 6 14—tf
Lumber Lmither
ALL kinds on band constantly, and bills cut to
order. Apply to T. S. RIDGWAY, Jr.
March 9 10—tf.
COAL LAND
For Sale, or to be Rented.
riln AT valuable tract of Laud called the. ';Clin
-4 ton Tract," belonging to Elizabeth Spohn,
situate on the west Norwegian Rail Road, next
north of. and adjoining the Peach Mountain is of
erect for sale on accommodating terms; or the Coal
Mines will be leased severally or together to an ap.
roved tenant. Apply to HENRY MORRIS,
& Walnut Street, Philadelphia,
THE underkigned cautions the public against
purchasing or leasing the tract of land called
Clinton Tract, on the East Norwegian rail road,
from Elizabeth Spohn, or Henry Morris for her,
as he the undersigned claims title thereto, and
will institute a suit against any person attempting
to take the poesessi9a thereof. -
JOHN POTT.
MAnheiro,April 28, 1838. 32
Knowledge for the People,
13, the plain Why and Because lot every thing
lUF just received and for sale by B. BANNAN.
Feb. 23 b . 8
• Scotch Whiskey.
OLD Scotch. Whiskey, Lemons and Loaf Sugar
• for sale by N. NATIIANS &Co•
Port Clinton Foundry
FOR S ALE.
WILL be sold at private sale, the Fotndry
pleasantly-situated at Port Clinton, Schuy Ili ill
county, on -very reasonable terms. This Foundry
is at the commencement of the Little Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Rail Road, now making, and
will in a short time be one of the best situations
in the country to do a large business 'For terms,
&c. apply to PARKE & TIERS,
• Iron Founders, Philadelphia.
or ISAC MYERS,
Port Clinton.
6-Mt
CALL AT THE
New Establishment,
Corner of Centre and Market Streets Pottsville
rrtH E subscribers respectfully announce to their
.• friends and the public generally, that they
have taken •the store forinerly occupied by Jacob
Bull & Co., corner of Centre and Market streets,
wlere they are now provided with a choke assort
ment of
Dry Goods, •
Groce_ries,
Liquors, &c. •
which they ere determined toast} at the very lowest
prices. AZZARD 8c STRAUCH.
• Et Mikity& of Country Produce taken at
the; highest market prices.
April
New Goods.
general assortment of_ fresh and 'seasonable
A - K Goods, jnst received—Copiloting in part of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
•
Hardware,'
Quleensware l
Mackerel,
salt, Plaster, &c . &c.
which will be sold low for cash. The highest price .
paid in cash for all kinds ofcounrry produce.
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
Mount Carbon, 2
Resumption of Business.
L . EA:,:jUlailiffiLL!l j....2.M
riIHE Sobsctiber returns his grateful acknowl
edgements to the citizens of Pottsville and
others, who stepped forward to his assistance alter
the loss of his property by fire in December last ;
and would also acquaint them -and the public gen
erally, that he has again commenced the Drug
Business in the house formerly occupied by Charles
W. Clemtns, in Centre Street., in the borough of
Pintsville ‘ where may always be had a general as
sorttnent of
10- 1,
Drugs, Medicines,
Paiute,
Glass, Dye StUtlk,
And every other article in the above line. which he
is disposed to sell on very low and accommodating
terms.
N. B. Er Physicians prescriptions carefully pot
up at the shortest notice.
Pottsville, May 30, 1838
• Dubber Lumber
12000 feet A inch Seasoned White PMe Boards
15000 do. I inch Poplar Boardi,
20000 ,TouatiShingles 18 and 20 inch.
Cherry Boards.
Plank and Scantling.
-Shingling and Plastering Lath, for. minim
; - L€AMUEL HRTZ
#ebruary, Z 5-
TEM
Caution.
26-
--
WM. T. EPTING
THE DELAWARE COUNTY
Assurance Company.
CAPITAL AUTHORISED BY LAW, ,0260.000.
CHARTER. PERPETUAL.
NIAKE both limited and perpetual Item-emcee
on Brick. Stone or Frame' Buildings, Stores,
Hotels, Mills. Barns, Stables, Merchandise, Furniture
and Property of every description ; against lossor dam
age by FIRE-
MARINE . AND INIAND INSURANCE.
The Delaware County Insurance company will also
tosureagainat loss on all kinds of marine risks and a
gainst the damage or losarupon the transportation of
goods, wares. and mercandise by water, or by rail way,
upon terms as favourable as any other institution.
For any further information on the subject of insur
ance. either against Fire, marine or inland risks.
Apply to - HENRY G. Romv SON . A Rent.
July 15 3 , l—tf • It Schuylkill Haven.
or WILLIAM B. POTTS.
A t Orarigsburg
The Philadelphia Fire
AND
"INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL AUTHORISED BY LAW, $500,000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL,
MAKE both limited and perpetual Insurances on
Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings. Stores, Hotels,
Mills, Baru. Stables, Merchandise, Furniture, and Prop•
erty of every description, against loss or damage_by
FIRE.
The subscriber has beenappoinied AGENT for the a,
bore mentions Inatitutiatiand is now prepared to make
Issus.ancrs upon every4escription of property at the
lowest rates. - BENJAMIN BA NNA N.
Pottsville, Feb 25 1837 15-
• SPRING GARDEN
Fire Insurance Company. •
MAKE both limited and perpetual Insurances on
Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings, Stores, Hotels
Mills, Barns,Stables, Merchandise, Furniture. and, Prop
erty of every description, against lois or damage by
The subscriber has been appointed - Aa evr for the a.
hove mentioned lnstitntion and is now prepared to make
[NSGRA SCES apon every description of property at the
lowest rates. BENJAMIN BANNAN.
1 . Pottsville. Feb. 27. 1836. 15
A CARD.
WINTER• ARRANGEMENT.
JOHN SILVER,
THE prorietor of the Pennsylvania Hall Refectory
returns thanks to his friends and the public is gener
al, for the patronage be has heretofore received,aad from
the efforts be has made and will continue. to make, to
gratify all in his line of business, he hopes to merit a con
tinuance of your patronage.
JOHN SILVER has made arrangements with Mr.
Robert Harmer. of the ' , Cornucopia." No. 44, North
Third street, Philadelphia, for a inspply of all the-delica
cies which the Philadelphia mart et can afford during
the Winter-season:
11W 'of Fare.
Roast Beef.
Corned do
Terrapins
Venison.
Sardines.
Fried Oysters,
Chaffin Dish,
Roasted,
Scoloped,
Stewed.
- -
WINES.
OM Madeira Wine, per bottle,
Old Pale Sheri, Wine, do
Old Brown do do
Old Port do do
Old Lisbon do iiii
Champaigne, (Palmetto,) do
do Napoleon, do
do Woodcock, do
do Victoria.. do
Pepper's,Santh's & Sechers XX Pale Ale.
Apartments are always in readiness for Supper Parties,
&c and-those who call ma,. expect to receiveevery atten
tion.
Pottsville, Oct. 17, 1838
RAIL ROADIRON.
complete assortment of Rail Road Iron from 2PCJI
to IX} inch.
RAIL ROAD TIRES, from 33 id. to 56 in. exter
nal diameter, turned & un-
• turned.
RAIL ROAD AXLES. 30,3 in. diameter Rail Road
Axles. manufactured from
the patent EV Cihle Iron.
RAIL ROAD FELT, for
. placing between the
Iron Chair and atone block
of edge Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROPE, manufactured from
New Zealand Flax saturat
ed with India Rubber, and
intended for Incline Planes.
Just-received a complete as.
sortment ofCbains, from
in. to I} improved & man
ufactured from the best ca.....
ble Iron.
SHIP, BOAT AND RAIL ROAD SPIKES,
of different sizes, kept con
-11,1 on hand and' for side by
, •A.& G. RALSTON, & CO.
No. 4, South Front Street.
rOtradelphia, Jammu IL 3-Iy.
CHAINS.
Wetherill & Brother,
AT 711. k. ULD STAND
No. 6.5 NORTH FRONT STREET,
E4LST SIDE,
TIMEX Dooaa nom THE eCIENEIL or Anon Sr
PIIII.ILADMPRYA
MANUFACTII*ERS 43F '
White Lead dry and t • Calomel,
ground in Oil, S Red Piecipt,
Red Lead. • White du
Labarge. Vitriol Alb.
Chrome Yellow. , Sulp. Quinine
do Green , Tart. Lmeuc
do Red Ether Sulph.
Patent Yellow do Nitric
Sugar Lead • do Acetic
Copperas Lunar Caustic
01. Vitriol . Cnin.a •do
Aq. Foals Acet. Morphia
•
Muriatic Acid Sulph. do
Epsom Salts Lac. Sulphur
Tam Aiid Opi. de Narcot.
Sup. Carb. Soda Bermes Mineral
Corros. Sub. Mere. Ethiops do.
..„Refiners ofC ham ptior,Sal Nitre, Brimstone. Roma. Air:.
Utter for sale the abovementioned articles. together with
a general assortment Of Paints. Dregs and Dye Stuffs,
and every other article in the Chemical and Medicinal
line.
Being manufaCharers teen the articles enumerated on
der the above bead, they pledge themselves to supply
their friends and the public on the most reasonable
terms.
Window and Picture Glass. from .6 8, to 24 30.
Oct 21 11137 48-
• NEW IRON •
& Hardware More.
fir HE subscribers would respectfully announce
a to the public, that he has added to his fotmee
stock, iron and Hardware, consisting in part or
American and English Bar Iron. Hoops and Band
Iron, Round Iron, assorted sizes; Cast, Crawly,
Shear. Gentian ind English Blister and A. Isl Steel
Vices, Monse•hole anvils. Smith's Bellows, Cast
Steel hand, choping and Broad axes, nails and
spikes, together with a general assortmen of Iron
Mongery, all of which will be sold at reduced
prides, by JOHN CLAYTON.
April 22 32
Shipptog and Time Books.
/VIE subscriber has prepitied a priniel form . for
a- Shipping: Books, for Colliers and Agents . for
shipAinir coal; to which he )nvites the attention of
the trade. -ALM :tom and foolscap Time &oohs,
ruled ler one month. or two weeks. which are also
Offered to the tride cheap. B. AANNAN.
Marsh 30 13-;.
l i Oiercwmsoa•
,
- SOciety.'
,
o;Vearbon - Paying Ftmdflogiety,lis nenr
livery; my frion 9- to 3 .ii'oleck-atthe OG
fi c i, of unt and Deposit, fikr. the Purpose am
ceivingichipcosits toanytainount notaseeedle4 ,pp ,
from any one person, lopm which an-interest .4 . 4
'perroint mill be' paid cis every $5 and upwards, bet
noitstertist will be alhowed on any Fractional
o f v. The whale'of any part maybe drawn oilt
on gisingnioticei,4rom terdsreeks to 'three Menthe- kt
the ofilteron'Mondays.i 'The butanes of the Social,
will be conducted by the fildlowitrepificers and mks.
mere, until the first Menday in May next.
-, • Pvesident--AQUILA BOLTON.
JossfrbvCarroll Samuel J. Potts
Edward Enema i E. S. Warne
Jacob Bull i Jesse- Tamer
• , L. Whitney, "Seretaryinit Treasure r.
Artfcle 3d of the Charter. "No emolument whti
iioever shall be received by the President or Mau.
&germ for their services, nor shall any Manager
become a borrower from the institution ,
oct 3
RIJD G #
NAIL AND: IRON WORKS,
HAVE on hand; •
BOILER IRON,
SHEET do.
-BOUND dr. SQUARE IRON,
COAL SCREEN • do. -
RA tL ROAD do.
- -
Bar Iron of.anjnivi-drawn to order: Nails add
Spikes of all sizes, finisale at lowest city Orion.
All sizes Rad Road Icon, punched and counter
sunk, and eat to angles!. • • •
KEIMS, WHITAKER & CO.
Jan 5, , 1839 . •*:
"THESE Packets' sail from Philadel.
Ohio the 20th of every month, except
I~'r the First Month (Janua ry ,) and from
&' 6 - •
- Liverpool the Bth of every month
throughout the year.
Ship Algonquin, Captain Albert Turley,'2oth
of Fourth month (Ma.)
Ship Pocahontas captain James West, 20th of
Twelfth-Month (December)
Ship Monongahela Captain Mierkin, 20th of
Second Month, (February )
Ship Susquehanna, !Captain John W. Mierkee,
20th of Third Month (March.)
The . owners haie spared no expellee to render
these ships safe and Commodious conveyances for
passengers and merchandise, and can confidently
recommend them in these respects to the patronage
of the put ic. -
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 Cads,
•135—in the Steerage, $2O; from Liverpool in the
Cikin - ..£35 sterling. Apply to
HENRY & ALFRED COPE,
Walnut street !wharf, or
JOHN A.BROWN ilk. CO,
No. 14 Chesnut street.
VlrThe 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 old country. ,
The rates of fare will be made known by applying
at the office of the Miners' JournaL
B. BANNAN.
1—
THE present temp commenced on the 7th inst.
and r the direction of Mr. Charles W. Pitman.
TERM OF ADMISSION.
e \*
There ill be four terms in a year, each con.
misting of twelreireek. Pupils entering at any time
after the Commencement of a term, and previous to
the expiration of the first four weeks of the t e r m ,
will be charged for a,whole term.
Pupils enter jog. after the expiration of the first
fourweeka, and bef, the expiratibn of 8 weeks of
the term will be charged fir two thirds of a term—
and pupils entering; after the expiration of /3
weeks of a term, and before th e completion of the
term, will be chargeii for one third of the. term.
For instruction inireading, writing, and arith .
metic,s4 per term. i ...
' For all or either of the aforesaid branches, with
addition' of English Grammer, Ghography, Maths.
metier, Geometry iind'_,Book-keeping, or of
them, $6 per term. ! .
' For all or any of the aforesaid' branches with the
addition of the Latin and Greek languages, or
either of them,s 8 per term.
Jan. 12 . .:- •
50
31
31
37
31
per aoz
do
do
do
do
EMil
Pascal iron Works :Ware
- .house.
N 0.77 South Thirio Street, S. B. corner Wake
PHILADELPHIA.
•
Morris, ritss ranker. & Morris,
'IRON Fountlers, :and Manufactureis of Coil
Grates, Furnaces, Kitchen Ranges, Bath Boil
ers, Perpetual Oveni, &.c. Welded Wrought Irßi)
Tubes, for Steam, Gas, Hot Wiwi*, &c.
-Davy's Safety Lamps -
of the best Construction.
Patterns for the Foundry received, and castings
de/leered at the Warehouse, Third & WalntiC
Philadelphia.
September 26,1838. 7.5--tf
=
To Old fousstryusen.
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL
• Pi.OKETIL
lon 5
Pottsville Institute.
For' Sale.
SIX Schuylkill Canal Boats, nearly new. wild.
sold low, Applr to ANDREW RUSSEL,
Mahantar.go Street.
Feb 9 • 6-tf
WHOLE**LE AND RETAIL
.Ir-Obace,o , Establishment,
POTTSVILLE.
JAMES S. MOir,ER &...CO. announce to the.
public generally; that they have purchased the
Establishment of Samuel G. Sands of Pottsville,
and they have added to their stock a very Urge
and extensive assortment of all kinds of Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, and Common, 'Spanish and
Half Spanish Segare. The present stock consist' o
50,000 No.l, best Porto.Rico Spanish Segue,
300,000 No. 1, Half Spanish,
. 200,000 No.l. Common, ,•
225 Kegs Chtwing Tobacco,
300 Barrels ',Sweet Scented Smoking Tobccce.
Also Cavendish; Twist. and Sweet .To-
bacco, all of which be sold Wholesale and Re
tail. on the most reasonable terms for cash or ap
proved acceptances.
March 2,1839. 9-1?
Stone Ware,
AND FIRE BRICK..
HE sutecribeni, respectfully announce to tit
T
inhabitants pfrottsville, and its vicinity, that
they are always prepared to serve them an the se.
!action of a large and complete assortment of Stone
Ware, aT all kinds' and varieties. They likewise
keep constantly on baud, a supply of Fire Brick;
warranted fur all efirols Purposes, which they offer
at wholesale and retail at low priceeind on accom
modating terms: I WELLS & RICHADS.
Reading, MarclOth. 1839. ' •- 10—l9
Cambric .Muslin,
.&c:
CIAMBRICk, Plain, Book and Swiss Molina
" 1 - 1 Bishop Lawn} Imitation iLinea, Cambric, Plain
and t .Figured Bobmets, Grccianet; Blond, &c.. n►l
61 4 1 1 1 ; • E. W. - EAR.I.
april t 3
Hosiery and Gloves.
LADIE'S and Raw Silk Bose,- Black
a•- 4 Wonted, Do.i White Mullin Do.. White and
Moat Cotton Do.,ll..adies' Embroidered Da, Ladies.
and Gentlemen's :Kid - and Baskin Gloves: Thin
Open Work, While Gotton,':Do., also China ash
Br Baas. I - EDMUND W. EARL.
spril 13 * 15-if
EMI