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Witi-010 4tlCnAr 4'11' 4 4 /I.l6Mlfiki Tw = i ernaV I II by an angri.clancl. tjina in the skaatiwy .lot k'd ead, irben_the Might thinks /lett was gone--and itateamwereihed. din .thy infant play, 4:tf fife bast thou (wen; eh• Acid its amil Oh gentle, ~ke'stytheams.—more fleeting than, they, I — • 1 .• eats s h a dowsbetween ; For joys ace And son , And friends ( Nit , iu 1 4 1 3 Be loam') fr; tin momeutsof brightness are ion, , only are seen—in the sun, Icaspa of saltness may ajoyous child at play. 5;11 ACEI,ES sir PER lOU - DIATA.NOIC GOAL LANDS, KNOWN I.ll' 4 G , IIIA.NT LANDS." Tillg - SuGtcrilxir duly appointed try the Court of Berlin • county. #a Aaeignee of Valentine Bruhn. Enquire, tate of Beds °minty. deceased will offer for Sale at PUBLIC VENOM. od Friday the 7th day ofiuneinext, at 10 o'clock A, M., at Pottsville; Schuylkill county, Vennsylvanla, at the Pennsylvania Hall. now OClMpled ky-JosephHatighawont, the following "ALUABI i ,E ESTATE: 1 1 051. Containing 400 acres and allowance, simile in Bhamokin tOwnship, Northumberland county, adjoining lands of Loh David F. pardon, Hugh Hellas. Esqpires, and others.,, It being the moat Western-Tract of the s GRANT ANDS. as divided between the tenants in Come:tory', pertinence of a Writ of Partition, and num bered in id Partition No. 12, lying on the head wa ai i.., No. 2. C ntaining 400 acres and allowance - situate in the *mesh p and county aforesaid. adjoining Thomas Cadwallader, Esq.. Frederick Johnson. Robert Grey., and others- It being one of the 'Prams of the "'GRANT LANDS," s divided between the tenants in common, in purse e, of the mild -Writ of Pa mom.. and number ed in the I nest of said Partition No. 9, lying on the LANDS Head Wat rs of the Sitolookin and Nlatianoy Creeks. No. 3 emitting about 1763 acres and alowanee, situate in t e township and county aforsaid , adjoining lands of &tomato Cadwallader, Esquire. F. G. Stees. Boyd & , William Sh44.Geni-ge Celdrain. and oth -1 _ era. It Li beling also one of the Tracts of the " (=RANT LANDS:" las divided between the tenants i n c ommon . in puritanof the said Writ of Partition , and numbered in the In est of aid Partition No. 7, lying on the wa e tern tit Sh mokin'Cresik, ! in Locum Valley. and 'on the Mabanoy fountain . This Tract a f fords the :idvantage .of Water ower.'to almost any extent for f;rut and Saw mills,, andlron Works of any deseriition. No. 4. C 1 , staining about 17ti3 acres and allowance, situ.. ate in the ownshm and county aforsa id . and part thereof in the enemies of Schnylkol and Columbia ; adjoining lands of r"homris 'Cadwallader, late David •F. clordon, Esquire, Archibald Weal' and Patterson and Benjamin 'Coombe*. ft being likewise one nt the I'r:wilt of the -.GRAN LANDS," as divided OtiWeen the tenants to Common in pursuance of said Writ of Partition, and .nnrober in the Inquest ()fluid Partition No. 5, lying on the v ate sof Locust Creek and Big Bun. emptying- in the Nlaha oy Creek, affording pool water power for 1- ton Wo sOf any descrtption. with the old Sunbury road routing t .igh it, in Locust Valley, and th e IVlahatioy Mon nts i . Ns. 6. Containing about 775 'orres 31,1 allowahce. sit nate pa rty in Schuylkill and partly in Colurnbia ,county, adjoinin T homas Cadwallader. Burd Pa•rerroti,& Co., David Gordon and Benjamin Coombe , Esctires. It being lik wise. one of the Tracts of the .t ; R A Nl' 1-A NDS 'Coombe*. ft dividtlxf between the tenants in (.:ninilion. in purse anoe Of Ole said Writ of partition, and numbered in the Inquest bf said Partition No. 1 lymg on !lie waters of th "'Big ?ilahanny Creek, an 1 the Centre Turnpike runs •, through the same, and haring on It:- a • RENO • ' TAVERN STAND, " X li i II •--• ' known as the Brill's*, or Green's{ Tavern nd now occupied by William Conner. Throu_hout these Lee Tracts of Land, the pottriville and Daneille Rad Road runs,dividing ear n'rrael at near ly equal istances from the extreme lines : earlaract is known t abound in coal of the very hest quality, and l ron'ore,end can be mined with great advaniage.—and having on an mexhatustab4e supply of the veryhest tim ber ofttearly every variety. No. B. Containing about 500 acres, situate in (be town ship of iShamokin. Northumberland county. adjoining, lairds of the late. Judge Bradford, A. M'Call. Lightfnut & Start' and the Assyluin Comrny. well known as the 1 3 "Riffere Pract" , --Through this Tract the Centre Turn . ',. pike passes, and ther4 is condonable Dwel. , r. ling and Out Houses, with a good' TAVERN STAND. ' , art.'::.---_ The Shamokin Creek r uin s th-dugli Vita s Land, .pot which is erected a Saw-mill. with water power Ignite sufficient fora Grist Mill and Iron Works Ofall kWs. It abounds in Stone Coal. Iron ore, and tin White ~* and Pine Timber is not equalled hyouy Lad in that ' antj. The rail neidbefore named, passes eith er ovetVor very near Otte Land. Tl* above described property n.ll be sold together oxdivided, as ciescubed, or will be divided so as to suit ,porehaisen. It isconfidently believed that there is no bind in the: "Coal; Region" superior if equal to, tlio.e one? offered .for salt. for Coal, Iron ore. Timber and Farming uses. none irt which cockatoos could engage with more ecriii tain ptp&table returns for their investinents. They ad -1 join, aad are not less valuable th:in lands that have al-? T Wen sold at from $6O to feted the acre, in snr4ll7 Tracts. t in addition to the litinville and Pottsville rail road': *hie affords an outlet for the product of these I mels,l: either to Pottsville and thence to Ph•ledeli:hia. or tol the 8 smothsnna. near Sunbery, and thence to Balti-1 more, there has beeu proviso - in made by Legislative ent echo t for the improvement of the lishanoy Creeki; lea& from the (Susquehanna up tot hese Lands ;a nd/i as im rovements progress , no doubt can be entertained: but th o stream will be loeked—fonninr a shirk-water Nay tics to ;the very month of the Coal Drifts. ,l Ev r 7 information will be fftven about the 'Fide--; whin a balievad to be i bevond dispute. or T Terms will beniadesccommiallattne to purthas ere. GEORGE FOX. Assignee of Vateritzne Brobst. i Ap ll 87 . . 17-6 t ; ------ ----- ICoal Land. f, •Rsale, the undivided half of a tract of Land flown es, the "Little • Clausser Tract." aitua th :•• lately West ,olf' and contiguous to the town 441 Ilenreontaining eighty one acres twer.ty-sill es. This land lies within t so- hundred. yards West West Branch rail road. and a vein of „„ prx , sed t o b e the "Sca,hn" or "Lewis," is rj along the range of its Northern boundary. I.f the tract is well timbered, the other Ortion sceptible of high ilrnprOVlllPltta 11% a FeT16,1:111#• !eters) a suitable liottae, Barn. &c. For turth tiCtitara, apply WS; the undersiened, 1110.11 is J. 8.4.11iD —l.s(r MII — Bacon. AMS, Slum!derv, Flitch. F.w Sale by HILLER, 4 11 AGGERTY. 15— DE StAither Fe ithers. find quality, for sale by MILLER 4- HAGGERTY. 15— EMI Ignon, Alackekel, Shad, &c. I Pickled Salmon, " &elm Shed.. - " de Mackrel, few sate by MILLER 4- lIMIGERTY. 15— . . zkiii ; I. To ewers.. CONSTANT BO * .-. ly of NORT/I• RIVER MALT will be pt by the Subscribers at the hwerk,' oases, Philadelphia, where the era of Potuwille and elsewhere can be accom: tell at all MOODS of the year. W T V EDDLE.& . DARLINGTON, i gcA. 36 South Front street. biladelphia,MarchiklB39. 11-2moa Fresh .Saiddineih put up in the purest sweet al, et 1 1113 N ANS. oit c r ./ I.toliwilw.-:aiti ?::3 -44 Ate#0 14SV ' • ' 0PE.414;i3/.-TiFtflAgt.k.', itr: • • ' • . • llt ali tuna be_ht4l,aci' ble NATiI ANA, 0.131 - • A. • i a 1 saes. exten;e - aprortment,, i t t r. price of 3n to .37 j r ytrd; hy: 1 lA_ - - 'NATOVig., I yr t geabecribet kali jiist i4.,Wited" - " • - .., A- il pieces of Superfine' pk, h --, - •0 p t ec e i r of Fahhionable e rtalowt Sites; IVestinka,SumitarClothl, ... . . . •, . Fiandh; Engliih; and Areal - thiti!il 'and Ccit" totrpFillihits, which he will hellprbetelila slid Re tail at a• a' mill edwinei on , ' st. - I . spill 1 1 3 15--- - -tf —4-- . ' • Car r Mg. . flp(IE most splendid assottmint of Parlor and a tEntry Carpeting, repeirtiO y '` ' sinil 13 Is—tf . P. NATHANS. ' illeEW and Fashionable tie lost received at Zi I • 1 • N. NATHANS. • april i 3 • 15—tf 18, Lovitj Fincy Goods. rillthe Subscriber is now'rimeiving and will contin .oii• ue tbreceive throng houtfthqapproaching season fultassortments of English,Frejach and India Bilks Laces and Fancy Goods, which he offers at the low est cashprices. E. W. EARL has recently , ceived a handsome assortment of desirable Spring Goods, to which he would invite the attention •of urchasers, among which are Black Italian Manton ilk , 'Worked Ruffles, Black Gro de Nap, Blac rode ,Loraine, Blue Black Do., Coloured Grode Blue and Blue Mack Bombazines, Chintzes a d low price Prints; Fancy Dress Ildsfs., Victoria) and Satin Scarfs, French Worked Collate, Btifunit and Needle Work Tambour'd Do., Black Lae Veil; and Hdkili, Muslin Edgings and'3naertioe , Bobinet and Cut- ton Do., Thread Do., Hosiery apii Gloves, Irish Lin en, Linen Sheeting's, Shirting{ Mualin, Bead Bags and Purses, Chinese Satin! D 4, Marseilles Skirts, Large Veils, Linen "Napkin*, Mlirseilles . Bureau Cov ers, &e. c. All of which will be solci vet , ' chop for aprii 13 - r E. W. EARL INEN Sheeting's. Irish Linen, Bleached and Unbleached Table Cloth( Napkins, Bird Eye Diapers,.Russia Diapers ( &c. april 13 15—tf E. W. EARL. Stocks, Bosoms & Collars, grjENTLEMEN are in i vite4s to mill at the New "air Store of the Subqcriber In Market street, and eistritne some very handsormi embroidered Slieneal. Stocks, Cungruss Bosoms, Collars , Metahe Straps, Embroniered Suspenders,.&c.'&c. -spri./ 13 15—tf E. W. EARL. Zephyr IVersted. A N assortment of the above article can be had at the. Fancy Dry Good Stub? of the Subscriber in Mat ket street. !. E. W. - EARL. april 13 IS—tf F.ll 111(1,1 LE Tailor big. f~E Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public Ken , rally, that he has removed his establishment into MAIIINTANGO STREET, ilex( to the corner of Centre, Where ho will continue lo execute work in the hest !and most fashionable itylo, and hopes by attention- to continue to Yecieve ()is portion of public paironeze, lie will always keep on nand, a small.bot gbod assortment of veal_ hugs and other articles which may be acceptable bus patrons. JAMES Mc.ALARNEY April 6 14-3 utb • To • Iron Ilion Ufa c t rers. INIF: Subscriber., as Aftents for Mr. George Crane, of W.ifes, havink obtained a patent in ilhe Unfit d Sfates for hia prifcess an smelting Iron Anihractie Coq!, and Holding an Assignment of tire Patent obtained by the late Rte. F. W. Gob:- clammier, are prepared . 0, rata lie ones for the snanufsecure of Iron accordtriz to Mr. Crane's grin A & G. ti ALSTON , & Co. i No 4,Sonth kirunt St. Philadelphia. Philadelphia, April 6 , 14-31 no NEW STORE. riariE Subscribers respeatfully. annoulee to the a public that they have taken the well known stand in Centre street, next 0011 r above the National hotel, lately occupied by Mt. Joseph U. Kei n, where they intend to keep a large and general assortment of Dry. floods, Grocei÷s. 4.c. Which they will sell on i s atconimodating terms us any other Store in tlielrprOi r igh. Er Their elegant sow:limo/it of Spring Goods a ill 'le Opened in, a .hart iiine., • april 6 New Spririg Good*. 30 pieri., new end Prints, pist received and l'or sale by T. & J. EAT re. March 2, 9 Grotendt • 50 Bushel). African and I;harle•ton Groundnuts o good quality, prat teceiveil and for pain by J S. C. MARTIN. Novl7 J UST received and novi opening—tt large assort ment of sensonahle Dry Goods —grbeeries, Hard and Queeigsreare, Fresh 3lackerelAo's. 1 2 4,3, in whole. halt, andtquarter Barrels. Salt. Plaster, 4+, 4.e. ell of wtreh will be said at Philadelphia prices. Conntry Storekeepers /mg others will find it to their advantage to call beforeporehasine elsewhere. JOSEPH WHITE & SON. Mount Carbon. Dee.. 2 Roati tor Sale. 5 good Canal Buat4 roesale low; for tennis apply to JAMES M. BEATTY. "(arch T ILE valuable lot of G rottnd, with Conch %faker's Shop thereon ; situate eto the North East corner of Norwegian and null streets.—Apply to /)I.I,LLER & HAGGERTY. Deo. I- 2 Popullr Medicine, A NI) Family Ativiier, a new and excellent work, by R. Coates!, M. D just received and for sale by • B. HANNAN. Febuury, 23.- - Weigh Rooks. riThE subscriber hosodwavo on band and &reale AL cheap, Welsh Bibles, Testaments and Primers. B. BANN AN. 4 October 20 Davy's Mrifety Lanips 4 t • F the beet constriction, and moat a pprovtd kind just received and Tok idle B. HANNAN. Orders for any nuiiber - ortheae Lampe will be supplied at the'shortest notice. Jan 5 • ; • Fits Sale. • , .. Qrx - Sc,baylkill Caria Boats, nearly new,. aviDlar '‘.?iiiild filar. Apply In ' ANDREW RUSSEL. ' Mahantaego Street 6...ti Frb 9 i - % ... - - 5- - - i t igu- , , Itetzdlr+ - 1 - 41 ailiWitixios, rtNilt•iNr s jitik Ittne-ili(-PfUftr 'la tent rei uKiipi , ." ant stteet,2lixtri ~.r, . .,- . -15:-4f ^ 53 r k igATBANS. Linen*. s AMUEt. Iit , NTZtN'GER, DANIE 6 KREBS. etc 40048. For Sale. . , _ „sefunn- ..,„ .acipt which...as a xneditti47scpses all theebenege:ialpropw erties of calom el. ' ye„,Hr of tirodocipc;fie del. eterkuuteffbete- Wag front Meuse of that drug. • Tbii ;Or: iiiditte tinepa C mild ..a efficient cathartic, an d, as, omptiueded, stso acts as itonie 4E imeetieand 4 - e. iSatie ilireeldena accompanying the medicine) •;" • ' ' - 'Ps petrficuLar ;adieu and use i Its action epee qdre,sytopm is yerkgeneral. no part escamngits Inffuerke filial' bowtnier, upon the secrets rim and exerstoricat that i v l great non-or is particularty tnenifeineff;lron4int it 11. be seem to have it three; effect upon ithe b4Lary mg nii, and to be particularly as dented • to the treatment of bilion#feeetn and other die , eases' where a ails, tic untjestion'of the /iv-r end portal circle prey. I; bends the great success that bas attended its admin stratiodin liver affections. dysnepai and diseases of the sea dalk- and howelegenerally. Be.. ing diffusible in itii operitien.it produces a free circular tion in the vessels on tbdsurface of the body, accom panied by a gentle perspitation. It does not exhaust. h i ke drastic puma* ; still Its action is more universal, and it may be often repeated. not merely with safety. but with great be ;Min becomes indispensably! ne cessary in cares itif long fitandint, for in them intense temporary impressions made by strong niedicinessel dom, if ever, do riod, endued to injure the stamina of the constitution. i i , its creme The proprietor* - do no claim . for it unit:erne/11y i• e. that it will core 4 diseases; nor , on its introduction in to a fancily, shduld therphysician be dismissed ; no, 1 they would advise all to have a family physician, and the more experienced and scientific the better: they de claim, however, that a timely resort to this medicine may in a great many instances save the expense and trouble of es Ilingithe aid 'of such physician, n being ca pable of producing the effect desired in the primary stages of a majority of diOeases incident to this country. In many long standing. or chronic diseases. such as ill condittoned ulceris, and the vanous diseases of the skin, it may be taken bY periled' of common judgement with out medical advise. • Person! advised to give if a triaL Not Mlly advised m adort it as a family medicine. but these who are labouring under disease that calmnei has failed to , remove ; those who have seen and felt the deleuvious effects of: as welt .is those who esteem atbrand to be the ticAt (Wall um:times ; and those too, Who . have tried -every thing." (from the braved cu re all io.irumit purporting to have emanated from great f.reigu rairges or foctetial, down io humble quack medmine of Dr. A. Z )411 are invited to try this simple Amerwati article; JI is not the intention of the proprietors to ritstnin this medicine by cert:ficater and puffing. but he why (Winn-eduction in those places where It has not bee, known, it is deemed proper to show what is stud oh it where it has been known tne past year. The-following editorial :articles and extracts from let. tens by phys.cidris, and others are given for that purpose. The (011ov/in; is an e 4 tonal from the Clacannata Tel egraph, edtterl by Bishop Purcell: - Fs/rod of Tomato, a ; substitute for Calumel."—The topirtous anal frecptently , destructive consequences that hare oft en resulted to the human frame from the ne. cessity of having recourse to a drug of no ow er 11,1. and at the same tune. of ao deleterious a nature. as ralrmsel, utchice to u.dlcome the announcement of a safe, and _what is confidently staino to be, in most cares, an effect ual substitute for it,-which, while it possesses, if not all, at least a great portion of its good qualities, Is free front its most ohjertionab:e 0(104. Es cry iliseotery in the vir• tues of the vegeta fie kingdom must have lit infancy, and Its period (it nro..a non • 1t e are inclined to think this will stand the test of scrutroy. and be a trr=t desiratdc -acquifidon to the work Land particularly to the people of this country. We lit've hoard it h. t tidy spoken of and we beheve the respit of every investigation of its usefulness, yet made, tugs been fa% oratalc. The propiletnrs (31110 Ciitii;mutta Estr3 , t. of Tomsm make no secret of its ciftmoomion. but reseal it to every methdat man who desirts to know it.' The following Is extracted from a tottr! to one 01 the proprietors I y Hie Hon,. 1. Burnett, fonnerly mayor of the city otCtnCmnatta C't nein won, January fith.l%3A. Da- AiII RR Dear Sir.- 4 I ha ve n•eri your Compound EIIIMCI Of Tothato during the past autuniter aaif fad. and have nohrwt.,tina ui nehesian sated no •elo.ral medical bills.. Fuur film% family dur s t ; ; that period N ere indisprourd, and the usual ii)m,anitas of 3 bilious attack . Tliey . tvery iu every instance relieved by the use oyour Tomah., pil'a 1 consider them a ral uable me d.rl le. They 410 SAN 41 , 1(1 1 l*lleVe ns efficacious as calomel in curt . ..cling a bilious habit.- 1 have used diem myself watt great benefit. The following is from Robert l'unchon, Esq., who has made the Retinue of Medteme hts partit-slar study. Oncunsatti, Fabruary, Ist. 1838. Da M 'Lacs! Drar Sir is with much pleasure that I bear ten• tinnany to the efficary of the Tomato parin affections of the hoer: froth its opUrniion which I haw witnessed in my own case. I am re:oy to conclude that you have dis covered the lung looked for nesideratuts. a substitute for , nlornel in ,dis•eases of the liver. Accept. sir, my grateful acknowledgments. Your obedont servant. The foliowin; w extracted from a letter of a highly re. speciaid e physician to friends of his in Cincinnutti, who had sonciten hIP option as to the virtues at this medidine. lindrenccburgok, January 261/i, 1838. tilts-itsil'grx Co. Gemartneu.+— • • • i have used the article (Miles' Com .011114.1 FixtractritTionato i somewmt extensively ti prescription for some months past, in many of the al most numberless marnfesiations °limp:sic derangement particularly In intamile cases, and akhough 1 cannot say, that it i 111 ALL cases a sidotittte for tnerriirial medicines, yo•I the striking analogy in Ye theramuic ef fects is such as to recommend it favorably to my mind us an adjutant In most instances to Lb. exhibition of cal omel, and where an Miniediate or speedy alternative rt . - I'm! is IRA irdiispensible.it may supersedetts use altogeth er. la several instances in which an ant)pathy or pre judice agaiina mercutial remedies exerted, 1 hate pre scribed it whh eery Rood effect. ain.geMlemen, respectfully yoursAs• J. It. emu w ER, M. D. HEM The followtng. is a voluntarypistalaneni made by a highly respriciable arid ticientificl'hyracian. and appear ed in the rconville Conner," huh winter MILES' EX -‘,l_7 OF TONVItt--.-% SCRSITTUTE FOR cm.oxila..—Having made a trial of the above arn• cle,l feel svbi camellia recommending at as a useful med icine. TIM pills poetess all the purist ive and anti-bil mos. properhes or emomel, without my of its injutious ten. enema.. Pemons who are arldieed to habitual tor por of the liver, accl consequent accumulations of bile, aid who have been compelled tof have resource to thid oilferent Prepara tides of Merctiq it relief, will find Miles' Pala, a safe and convenient tubstati,te. NAIL ELD,I4I- D. Numerous other Testimonials P.m Physicians and others in Its favor Can be examined tit this office. The subscriber halt been a ponintedSole Agent for the -sale of this Medicine in Schii) {kb county, who will furnish it .wholesale to all those w 1'44 may • wish to put base to /ell agu in B. HANNAN. Altai for sale by' %Valls mT. Eptirg, Pottsville, Jacob II untunger, Jr. , Orregsburg. Burma dt Taylor, Millers ville, and liugh Klnsley. , Port ‘24*.bon. and Hunter & flown, Tamiqua. • March D. iti:SD. 10-iv I Glossary of Architecture. A GLOSSARY of the Termi used in the Gree• ciant, Romani Italian and Gothic Architerture, second (minionezempSfied by fuur butt dred curl. Also ' CATECHISM OF IRON, Or the Merchant's and Mechanic's complete Guide to the [rim Trade; with practiea. remarks and use. ful obsetwations, Including a neo and mimprehen. eive set (it Tables.; arranged in au approved way and order, Mid containing the weights of morq than IGOR bodice' and substazets of Iron, to whirh are, aonexed" the neatest proportioned number of feet, which is equal to a ton in weight of each of the dif ferent bodies and sizes, arranged and compiled from the beat En4lish authorities, Just received and for sale by B . HANNAN: Match 2 9 Ittading Steam Works. gpill4pdersip ir d are now p repared iniumfae. lure to circle &eons 'Engine* to soy size, and -set into operatic in any earl of the state. Also, cold .or hot riveted %am. Letuulutive Buikill. Hail -R4ad Cara, and Jail the work of *sancta! machine shop. • - - J. MAX JONES '4E. Co; Jan Si . llf— FX=C4 M3te-7:40,1' •t- - •'•- • • - • • • •, 1 1 001 C ...4 i I Etty l / 4 3--7 , :ne. ,....a •.. • • IrlikOklielt &Witt -; ; ;-i;pfekW- . ;; . .1.1- --, -Ziaiiiik-lkii t iv k e trf evaiy,deleeipion. Made toorjdeiat,the loweit d „the tilidil.'atipidied:wholeaaler at Philadelphia. prides. ' ' • ' "!. aped • PALIELIT44I4 CO. ../Irergerso" INFORM their frier!kikrlii)dpie etiblic in • general, that th ai removed :Ma rem i tk lrkekr former skaniiit k Centre -Street,. ( apposicefto:, do 'Begirt:ll3N Store,) where. tbey have on hind, a general assort— ment of superfine Broad, Cloths and Casaimmes of. the most fashionable colors, . with in elegant worse meet of Sommer •Clothe,' Satin, Silk,. Valencia.; Marseilles and Velvet -Vestirls; Linen, CiStten and Chas Shiro—% : Wit, S Ib. 3 Bombazeen Stocks, Linen and Chintz Bowels and Collars, also Linen and China Bosoms without Collars, Silk, Cotton, Thread, Beaver ind Hoskin. Gloves, Linen and Cot. ton Hose an d , Half Hose,- Faney—Lieen and Silk Handkerchiefs' end Gurn-Elastic Sespenders„,,,They alsO ht on band an elegant stotk of Gentle:lol'i and Bora wearing apparel] adlah as Fair and Dress Coats, Roundabouts, Vesta and joens, made efler ' the latest fairtuon and the best work mansbip, which they intend to sell at reasonable priCes. P. S. Wanted two or three good Jonineymen Tailors, to whom constant work will be given throurhout the seem°. • rvflE subscriber has sow on hand at his Store 11 and Storehouse on Centre and Steil Road streets, a full assortment of Goods suitable, for the coal re• gion vie Bart Iron of assorted sizes, Hand and Hoop do do Nails and `pike Rods do do "keel, Round & Square do do Nails and Spikes do do Coal Shovels do do Hardware, a general asssortment. All of which he is selling at reduced prices. )an 1:1 2 CLYTON. TIM undersigned, has given a snccial and limited power of Attorney to Ms. William F. Dean, of Pottsville, to act in reference to the Valley Furnace lands in Schuylkill county. Any person wishing to transact b .ainess relating to that property will be shewo the authority by applying to him. April . 6 A LL kinds on hand constentir.• and hilly cot to order. Apply to T. S. [UDC WA Y, Jr. Iktarcii 9 10—tr. valuahle tractor Land called the "Clin ton Tract," . belonging to Elizabeth Spcihrt. situate on the west Norwegian Rail Road, next north of, - and adjoining the- Peach Mountain is of ered for sale on accommodating terms; or the Coal Mines will be leased severally or together to an sp. roved tenant. Apply to HENRY MORRIS, . • .3d & Walnut Street, Philticlelphia. rriflF: nndersigKed cautiorillphe publie against " niirehnslng or lea,inq the trent of land ra rd Clinton Trart, on the Ensa Ntowegian rail road, frOto Elizabeth Sonhn, or Frenry NTorris for her. AP he the undersigned ellims title thereto, nod will institute a suit againt,t any person attempting to take the possession thereon Manheirn,.lpril 28, 18:1f1. Knowledge for the People, IV, the plain Why and Because rot every thing `Lir just received and for sale by B. BANNAN. Feb. 23 Scotch' 'Whiskey. (AIM Scotch Whiskey, Lem-es and Loaf Sugar for sale by N. NATIIANS &Co' Port Clinton .IFoundry FOR SALE. WILL be . sold at private - sale, the FoLndry ,v 'pleasantly situated at Port Clinton, Si+ uv lk ill county, on very Ofsonable terms. This Foundry is at the commeffeinent of the Little Schuylkill and Susquehanna jail Road, now making, and n ill in a short time be one of the ,est situations in the country to do a large business For terms, &c. apply to . PARKE& TIERS, Iron Founders, Philadelphia. or 'SAC MYERS, Port Clinton. F-6.11 ISAAC Bt. RNETT lioeistar PCNCHON CALL Al'l'HE New Establishment, Corner of Centre and Market Streets Pottsville. rip H E subscribers respectfully annopnee to their friends and the public generallj, that they have taken the store formerly occupied by Jacob Bull & Co, corner of Centre and Market streets, where they are now provided with a choice atsort, 'tient of Dry Goods, Groceries, Liquors, &c. which they are determined t.nsell at the very knees prices. HAZZARD & STRAUCH. N. B. All .kinds of Country Produce taken a the hig'heat market prices. April I • New .Goods. A funeral assortment of fresh and seasonable Goods, just received--consisting in part of Dry woods, Groceries, Hard ware, Queensware,. Mackerel, • Salt, Plaster, &c. &c. • which will. be sold low fur cash. The highest price paid in cash for all kinds of country prodoco. JOSEPH WHITE & :SON. Mount Carbon, 2 Resumption of Business. NEW DRUG STORE. T HE Subset iber returns his grateful acknowl edgements to the citizens of Pottsville and others, who stepped forward to his assistance after the loss of his property by fire in December last,. and would also acquaint the; and the nubile gen erally, that he has again minenced the Drug Business in the house formerly occupied by Charles W. Clemens, in Centre Street, In the boroug of Pottsvifte, where may always be had a genet as sortment of Drups- Medicines, Paints, Oile Glass, Dye Stall% And every other article in the above lino, which he is disposed to sell on very low and accommodating terms, • N• B• al' Physicians prescriptions carefully pot up at tho shortest notice. Pottsville, 111 . 125. 30,1838 , Lumber i Lumber 1! 12000 feet inch Seasoned White Pine Boards 15000., cicyq t .inch Poplar Boards. '2OOBO Joint Shingles 18 dud 21) inch, g. l r lerrY Pcssi . ds, • ank anOcantljng, • Shingling and Plastering Leth, for gale b 1 • SAMUEL ' 5-7 February, Pottsville;Sept.ls, £B3B. Public Notice. F. W. t:EISSENHEIMF.R. 14-tf Luniber ! Lumber !! COAL LAND For Sale, or to be Rented Cannon. WM. T. ErrING ==3===milmi EM CAPITAL:AUTHOEUED7BY:. LAW., $2,50.0006 'CIiAnTEMPrsitHM3..AL. MAKE botlri limited , and Temente' Inrinneeen on Etriek[Stonk fremeztßuildinge, Stores. Hotels, Millsalernit, - FitableOlembandise, Furnnure and-Property otiteerirdesenptionAlltinsi twisor dam age by; Fin. „ „ Ar4RINE AND INLAND INSURANCE: • The Delaware County insurance company , will also insure against loss on alikinds of marine riaks an a gainst the damage otiose upon ,the transportation of goods. wares, and mercandise by 'water, or by rail way. upon terms as favourable as any other institation. For any further information on the aubjecit of insur ance. either against Fire , marine or intend risks. HENRY G. ROBINSON. Anent. July 15. 34—tf %t Schuylkill Haven. or .WILLIASI Ft. PYFTS. At Orwlgsburg • The Philadelphia Fne • AND INLAND - NAVIGATION INSURANCE COMPANY. CAPITAL AUTHORISED BY LAW, 000,000. CHARTER PERPETUAL, MAKE both limited and perpetual Insurances on Xv-11 Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings:Stores, Hotels, Mills, Barns. Stables, Merchandise, Furniture, and Prop. erty of every description, against loss or damage by FIRE. The subscriber has been appoinied AGENT for the a bove mentione Institution and is now prepared to make Itmottexcas upon every description of property at the lowest rases. . BLINIJAMIN BANNAN. Pottsville, Feb 25 1837 , 15- SPRING GARDEN Fire Insurance Cgmpany. 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 loss or damage by FIRE. The subscriber has been appointed AGENT for the a- bove mentioned Institntion and is now prepared to make Issuassetta upon every description of property at the lowest rules. BENJAMIN BA NNA N. • Pottsville. Feb. 27.1836. • 15 THE prorietor 'of the Penosytvania Hall Refectory returns thanks to his friends and the public in gener al, for, the patronage he has heretofore received, and from the effons he 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 Si LVER has made arrangements with Mr. Robert Harmer, of the "Contus4ow," Nov 44, North Third street, Philadelphia, for a supply of all the delica cies which the Philadelphia market can afford during the Winter season. Roast Beer, Corned do Terra r , ins enison, Sardines, Fried (...)sters Chatiti Roasted, Scoloped, Stewed, JOHN POTT. 32 Old Madeira Rine. per bottle, 2 00 Old Pale Sherry Wine, - do 2 00 Old 13ros%n do do 2 CO Old Port do do . - 200 Old Lsbon do do - 100 Charopaigne. (Paltnetto,) do 2 00 do Napoleon, do 2 CO do ‘Vondeock, do .2 (X.) do , Victoria. do 2 00 Peuer's.Stmtta's'st. Sechel's XX Pale Are. A pan menu' are always in readiness for Supper Parties, &c and those who call may expect to receive every atten tion. Pottsville. Oct. I'7, 1838. 81-qf Acomplete astkirtment of Rail Road Iron from 2.1X8 I.X.i inch. RAILROAD TIRES, from 33 in. to 56 in:exter nal diameter, turned est. un- turned. RAIL ROAD AXLES. 30.3 in. diameter Rail Road • A.s.lei. manufactured from the patent EV Cable Iron. RAIL ROAD PELT, for placing between the Iron Chair and stone block of edge Railways. IN DI A RUBBER ROPE, manufactured from New Zealand Flax saturat ed with India Rubber, and intended for incline Picnics. Just received a complete its sortment of Chains, from in, to I} in. proved dz man ufactured from the best ca- CIIAINS. ble Iron. SKIP, BOAT AND RAIL. ROAD SPIRES, of di ffetert sizes, kept con stantly on hand and for sale by . _ A. & “. RALSTON. & CO. No. 4,lSouth Front Street. Philadelphia, January 18. r3-Iy. Wetherill & Rkother, AT THE OLD STA,ND No. 65 NORTH FRONT STREET, EA - ST SIDE, Thais. Dooas FROM TIM CORNER or ARCH Sr PHILADELPHIA MANIJFACTURERS OF- -- f. White Lead dry and i ' Calomel, ground in Oil, c Red Precips, Red Lead, White do Litharge. Vitriol Alb . • Chronic Yellow, Snip. Quinine do Green • Tart. Emetic • do Red . Ether Sulph. Patent Yellow do Nitric Sugar Lead do Acetic ' Copperas • Lunar Caustic . . 01. Vitriol Corn. do , Aq. Fortis A cet. Morphia Muriatic Acid Sulph. do Epsom Salts Lac. Sulphur Tart Acid Opi. de Narcot. Sup Carb. Soda K ermes Mineral Corros, Sub. Mere. Erhaops do. Refiners otrhamphor,Sal Nitre, Bninstorie, Borax. &c. Offer for vale the above mentioned a rt icles, together with a general assortment of Paints. Drugs and Dye Stuffs. and every other article in the Chemical and Medicinal line. Being manufacturers of - all the articles enumerateden der the above head, they pledge theinselves to supply their friends and the public on the, most reasonable terms. Window and Picture Glass. from 6 8, to 24 30. Oct 21 1837 48- T fIR subscribers would respectfully announce to the public, that'he has added to his forrnee stock, lion and • Hardware, consisting, In part or American and English Bar Iron, Limps and Band Iron, Round Iron, assorted sizes; Cast, Crawly, Shear,German and English Blister and A. M Steel Vices, Sofouse.hide anvils. Smith's Bellows, Cast Steel bind, choping and Broad. axes, nails and spikes. together with a - general ttesortmen of Iron Mortgery„ all, of which ,will be sold at reduced prices, Y - • JOAN CLAYTON. •April 22 92 • . Shipping - And Time Books. Tsultan:Aber as prepared - teprin.ted formfor 8110 - Ont Books, for Colliers and- Agnate 'o;jr. shipping toil; - to %Wick he 'invites the attention nf the trade. Alen ,foolsasp • Titais.- - Bcolte ruled fer vie month,' or two weeks, winch' arillit . ; aftired - ao the trade cheap. B. BANYAN., March 30 I= M A CARD. WINTER ARRANGEMENT JOHN SILVER, Rill of Fare. per doz 1 WINES RAIL ROAD IRON. NEW IRON & Hardware Store. • , - •,, - : - .t - ,5 ,. - ..c ,-: ' 1 :-ir-re l ,1..-t.a tif-..iA .-- ii4,:i a i*tnd:SOciety. _ e 1----7 . 7 ~ „,,. ~ ....3.1:,.-ieffiaittliti or. „ . 6,4,... 0 i : I-;-- , .., - ili - f.ft.thoirsifithai . 44 re- PelifiUt :r,l,epOnitstlittny inionnt not exceeding SSO itinitutt one:VeTWoiti'..`.ltptin Nehidi ait - intere#t of per tent will paid"on ovell $3 end upwards, but no interest-will' be ; allowed on 'any fraetional . part, nt. , 113..%The.,,w1in1e. ' orany part may be drawn op t tove t iing notiee;from two weeks to three months at the affute tin.liiondb.s. The beanies of the Slickly will beleonducteihy the Billnwing;offieers andMiu agelta. until the. Brit 'Monday in May nett. . tresident—AQUlLA BOLTON. '....,...: ..; 4,llferurgers. - . . .liosejib' Carroll' ... i Samuel 3. Potts Edward- itioghei . i B. S. Warne - Jacob Bull .„ • . Jesse Turner - `'' -L. Whitney; Secietary and Treasure.. Article 3d of theehall:ter.' "No emolument what. soever shill be - received by the President or-Man. agars for their-services. nor shall any Manager become a borrower from the Institution. get 3 RF.eIDIAG NAIL AND IitONVORKS 2 . . HAVE on hand, - BOILER IRON, • ' SHEET 'do. . ROUND &SQUARE IRON, COALscitg EN . do. • • RAILROAD do• Bar Iran of any sizti drawn to order. Nth and Spikes of all sizes, for sale at lowest city prices. MI sizes Rail Road bop, punched and counter sunk, and cut to angles.. KEI MS, WHITAKER Is Jan 5, 1839 4P-o Old eountrymen. PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL VAC4ETtIi. • THESE Eackets sail from Philadel. ^a:(r • phia the - 20th of every month, except 41s the First Month (January,) and from Liverpool the Bth of every month throughout the year, Ship Algonquin, Captain Albert Torley, 20th or Fourth rnonth . (May.) Ship Pocahontas Captain James West, 20th of Twelfth Month. (December.) Ship Monongahela, Captain Mierkin,. 20th of Second Month, (February ) Ship Susquehanna, Captain John W. ?Hittte', 20th of Third Month (March.) . The owners haie spared no expense to render these ships safe and commodious conveyances for passengers and merchandise, and can confidently recommend them in these respects fo the patronage of the publie. They are towed up and.down the Delaware steam, and are thus enabled to go to sea the day they leave port. Charge for passage: o Liverpool. in the Cabin, 035—in the Steerage, $203, from Liverpool in the. Cabin £35 sterling. Apply to HENRY & ALFRED"COPE.. - • . Walnut street wharf, or JOHN A.BROWN & CO., No. 14 Chesnut street. ILTThe subscriber has been appointed Agent for the Messrs. Cope's Line of Packets, between Lira pool and Philadelphia, and will receive the passage Money from those whp wish to send for their friend, in the old country. • The rates °flare will be made known by applying at the office of the &littera' Journal. OE Pottsville Institute. pre..eet term emnroeneed on the- 7th test under the fivreetion o!' 31r. Charles W. Parma. TERIIS OF ADMISSION. 'There will .bb four ternin.in a }'ear, each cos. aiming of twelsev%ceks. / Pupils entering at any time after the commencement °fa term, and previous to the explitition of the first four weekaof the term, will be chaiged for a,whole term. Pupils eater Ina - after the expiration of the first 1 / of four weeks, and be ore the expiration of 8 weeks the.icrm will be forged fur two thirds id a term—' and pupils. cote ing after the expiration of B weeks of a tersil,.and before the completion cf• the term, will be :charged for one third or the term- • For instruction in reading, writing, and arith. metie, $4 per term. • 4 For- all or eiiher of the aforesaid branches, with, addition of English Grammer, Geography, Mathe matic., Geometry and Book-keeping, or any, of them, $6 per term. • For all or any of the aforesaid branches with the addition of the Latin eon Greek hingunges, of either of thern,S b per term. jan.l2 Pascal Iron Works Ware- house,.. No. 77 South Third Street, S. E. corner Walxu PHILADELPHIA. %Morris, Ttisker alorrisy I RON Founders, and Manufacturers of Cod Grates, - Furnaces, Kitchen Ranges, Balth- Boa. era s Perpetual Ovens, &c.. Welded Wrought boa . Tubes, for Steam, Gas, plot Water, St.c. Da rylis Safety Lamps of the hest Construction. Patterns for the Foundry received, and eastingo delivered at the Warehouse, Third & Walnut St. Philadelphia. September 9.6.1838. AND FIR' BRICK. T HE subscribers, respedtfolly announce to.th Inhabitants'oePottaville, and ids vicinity, the they are always prepared to nerve them in the se. lection of a large and complete assortment of Slots Ware, of all Linde and varieties. They likewiw keep constantly mi supply Fire Brick, warranted 'ft,: all enroll purposes, which they offer at wholesale and retail at low prices, and on Scram• modating terms. WELLS & WHO& Reading, March 9th. 1839. 10—ly Cambric Muslin, &c. CAIVIBRICK, Plain, Book and Swiati Bishop Lawn, Imitation Linen. Cambric, Mali And Figured Bobinets, Grecianet, Blond, &c.. cheap opril 13 Hosiery and Gloves. LA DIE'S Black and Raw Silk. Hose, Black IL-A Worsted. Do., White Muslin Do., White and Black Cotton Do., Ladles' Embroideted Do., and Gentlemen'to.Kid and. Hoskin Gloves, Flan Open Work, White Cotton, DO., also China and Bead Raw. april 13 rirtfiE Subscribers are now receiving of late ari. ••• vale from Englanda large assortmenvot Cable Iron of moat approved qualities, for car axles. 21 3, 'lit. 3 1: 3i, 3.1, 4. 4i, and 5 inches roond,seetn length of 6i feet. ,They have also 'constantly vo hand a full. , assertment' of Spring. SteCl, Cast ea Sheer Steel, English ar.d American Blister Steele" Small, Round, and Square Iron, and Rail Maine. (with'spikea to rit) for drifts 4 x j and _, MORRIS & JONFS, coiner of-Market and Schuylkill 7th street. Philadelphia. April 20, • 1 Frank,lin Bolling Mill, On the Lirni Saul/lit/ Rail Road, near Maoist• burg, Schuylkill county. ' rLFllr snbscrihers respectfully .announce to 111 1 ' public that the Rolling Mill is now in tbelall syrecessfil operation * and Are prepared ) littlish Iron of,a superior quality, or alPflis atm n ordinary, use. Also, Rail Road Iron, of eel/ kind, at the shortest notietr: - 'Address, SAMUEL BA RTOL ETTE & CO: 1 Port Clinton, Schtlylkillg. Pottsville, Feb. 9, 1839. &le EL BANNAN . 1- Stone *are, E: W. EARL EDMUND W: EARL. 154 Iron, dc. - t 4Gtf 75-tf ma
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