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Viouriple . the li of a bird must bo, c
flitting' • tin Asach leafy tree ;
In the leafy iso broad 'end tall,
Like'a green aid beautiful palace hall,
With its airy chambers,-light and boon,
That open, 0 sun, and stare, and -moon ; i
That opennto the bright blue sky,
irc i
And Ihe icksome winds as they wander 'by.' i
the/terve ell their nests in the forest bough,
Thosebomes of delight they need not now ;
afind the gout - 4nd the old they wander out,
Arid traverie their green world round about: -r , `
And, hark! at the top of bia.leary hall,
flow one 0 the other they lovingly call:
" Coma up,hcom op !" they seem to say,
"" Where the
th
eat twigs to the breezes sway !"
. 11( . 11 /The *Pi up, for the world is,fair,
Where tin merry , leaves dance in the summer 4 '.'
And the-bi r ds below give back the cry, -
'''' We come, we come to the branches,Mgh !" i
How pleaUnt the life of the birds mi\st be, ,
+Living in,llove in a leafy tree, '
And away 4 through the air what joy 4 n, go,
And toluelt on the green, bright ea below
flow tpleasnst the life of a bird must be,
Skimming about on the breezy sea,
Crestinvilie billows like silvery foam.
And thenbeelig away to its' cliff-built home !
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What joy it must be to sail, upborne
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By a str g, free wing, through the rosy moil,
To meet the young sun face to lace,
And .piertte like a shaft through boundless space !
To pass:through the bowers of the silver cloud,
And to eirig in-the thunder halls aloud :
To spread out the wings ior a. wild,Tiee flight;
With•the -upper cloud :wings,--oh, what delight !
eh, what would I give, like a bird, to go ~
Right un , through the arch of the sun lit bow, '
And to seek how the water drops are kissed,
Into green, and yellow, and anfethys i t ! ,
How pleasant the life of a bird mast be,
Wherever it listeth, there to flee :
To go when a joyful fancy calls
flashing down 'mong,water
Then wheeling about with its mates to play,
Above and below, and among the spray.
(tither and thither, with screams as wild
As the laughing mirth of a rosy child :
What ; joy: •it must be, like a living breme,
To nutter about 'mon the flowering trees ; :
Lightly Ito soar, and to cert . tiene-,to
The wastes of the blossnining ;wink heath,
And the.yell furze, like the fv:lds of gold,
That gl en some fairy region old;
On mo !awn tops, on the billowy sea,
On the leafy stems of the forest tree,
How *Stunt the life of a bird must he !
5211 ACRES
• SUPERIOR
MAHANOY COAL LANbS,
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‘`GRANT LAND4. II
firtlE Subacriberduiy appointed by the Courier' kterlis
county, as Assignee of Valentine Brobst, Esquire,
late of Befits county, derensal ; will fact foriSalit at
PUBLIC VEN DUE, ou Friday the 7th day of Jane neat,
at 10 o'clock A, M.. at Pottsville. Se:hay/Ica. county,
Pounsylifania,,at the Pennsylvania Hall. now eccuificd
by Joseph IlanghaWout. the following
VALUABLE ESTATE:
NOI. Containing 41io acres and allowance. elfllAiC in
Shamokin township, Nu t iminoerland county, adjoining
lands ol' bite DI:KW% Gordon, Hugh Behas, C..squires,
nod others. It being the most \‘' einem Tral,l of the
GItA ST LA IN DS." as divided between the tenants in
Common, in pursuance of a A 1 Nit of Partition: and num
bered i said ParetionNo. It, lying 911 the head wa•
ters of Shamokin Creek.
No. 11. Containing 400 acres and allowance.nitonte in
the toWnstup and county aforesaid. adjoining 'Thomas
Cadwallader-, Esq., Frederick Johnson. Robeit Grey,
and others. It being one of the Tracts of the "GRAN'!"
LANDS." as divided between the tenants in Common,
in pursuance, of the said Writ of Partition'. and ininiticar.;
ed in the Inquest of said Partition No. 9, lying on the
Head Waters of the Shamokin and Mahanoy Cseeks.
er No. 3 Containing about 1763 acres and allowance,
situate in the township and county aforwiid, adMining
lands of Thomas Cadwallader, Esquire. F.G. Steen,
Boyd & Co., William Sheed. George Celdrain, and oth
ers. It being also one of the Tracts o f the " LRANT
LANDS." as divided between the tenants in Clommon,
in puisuance of the paid Writ nf Part,tion, and numbered
in the !hairiest of said Partition No. 7, lying; on the wa ,
tern of Shamokin Creek. in Locust \ 'Riley. and on the
Mahanoy Mountain. 'Phis Tract, affords the advantage
of Water Power, to almost any event for (;ritit.and.Saw
mills. and Iron Works" of any description ' •
No. 4. Containing about 176.3 acres and iellowanee. sune
ate bathe township and county abirsaid, and part thereof
in the counties of Schnylkill and Columbia; adjoining
lands of Thomas Cadwallader. late David F. Gindrist,
Esquire, Archibald and P-itterstin and Renjainin
Coombes. It being likewise one of the 'Prates of the
"GRANT LANDS," as divided between the tetialits In
Common, in pursuance of said Writ of Partition;-and
numbered in the Inquest of sand Partition No. 5, lying oh
the • aters of Locust Creek and Big Ron, emptying in
the MahanoyCreek, affording good iv.' ter power for I
ron Works of any description, with the old Senile:7 road
running throigh it, in Locust Valley, and the Alabandy
Mountain.
N.. 5. Containing about 375 acres and allowance. sib
mate partly in Schuylkill and partly in rollout - an comity, •
adjoining Thomas Cadwallader, Iliad Pa•tersdn &
'David V. Gordon and Benjamin Co.imbe, Eaqiiires. It
being•likewise one of the Tracts of the .t.:11 t NT LAN DS
as divided +between the tenants in Common. 5n pertin
ence of "heeled Writ of partition, and numbered in the
inquest Of said Partition No. 3. lying on time Waters of
the Big Mahanny Creek, an 1 the Centre Turnpike rutis
through the same, and baring on it a
••sa TAVERN STAND, ' •
it
le j known as the Brilbst, or C.rern'k Tavern
and now 'occuied by William Copper.
Throughout ihese five• Tracts of Land. the 'Pottsville
and Danville Rail Road runs.dividi rig earn Tract at near
ly espial dhitances from the extreme lines; ea& *Vincula
known to abound in coal of the very best enatty, and I.
TOO ore, and can be mined with vest advantage,—and
having on an inexhaustable supply of the very beat tun•
bar of nearly every variety.
No. 6. Conthining about 500 nines. situate in the town
ship of Shamokin, Northumoerland county/adjoining.
landirof the late ledge Bradford. A. MI:all, Lightfoot
& Starr, and the Aesylutn Company, well known as the
"Riffert Tract "—Through tins Tract the Cetera Turn
pike passes, and there is comtortable Dwel.
hng.and Out Houses, with a good •
11 2 TAVERN ST kND. •
- ' The Shamokin Creek mai through this
Land. upon which is erected a fiaw-mlll, with water
power 'quite sufficient for a Grist Mill and Iron Works
of all kinds. It abounds in Ston e Coal ; Iron ore, and pa
Whitebak and Pine Timber is not equalled by any Land
in that county. The rail read before named, passes eith
er over. or very near this Land. , it
Tbe above described property will be sold together
or divided, asilescubeti, or will be divided . so as nitwit
purchasers. •
It is confident ly believed that there is no lend in the
o' "Coal Region' superior if equal to those now offered
for sale, for Coal, Iron ore. - Timber and Farroing uses.
none in which capitalists could engage with :more cer
tain profitable 'returns for their investments. i, They, ad
join, and are not less valuahle than lands that have al
ready beep sold at frdm.S6Wto ai121.) the acre, in / small
Tracts.
In addition to the Danville and Pottevili6 rail road'
whioh,affords an outlet for the prolitii:t of :liege lands,
. either 'to Pottsville and thence to Philadelritua, or to
the Stisquehanna, near Sunbury, and thence! to Balti 7
. . mom here has been provision made by Legoriative a .
• emmeSt for the improvement of the Mahandy Creek,
leadin from the Sumpiehanna up tothese Lauda ;and,
• as iremesmeric; progr B,mi doubt-can be entertained
but th !stream will be ock,ed—formin a a slack -water
Navig 'on to the very . noth of the Coal linfta.
Eveinformation, will be given about the Title.—
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Title—
which Cis believed toerbeyond dispute. .
. er The Terms will berniidescrommedating tb purr-bon
ers. t g i .rti EORG F. FOX
Assignee if/ Fele:dial Bp.hst.
April' 27 • ri-fd
NEW STOItIEi,
TE Subscribers respectfully annotOce to - the
7 1:1
Public that they have taken the well known
sten In Centre street, next door above thi. National
!total, lately occupied by Mr. Joseph C. if s n . ,, where
they intend to keep a large and general assortment of
Dry Goods,
I- Groceries, 4-c. 4.4 . .
. Whitch they will sell on as accommodacing terms
sunny other Store in the Borough. , .:
(L Their elegant' assortment of Spring Goods
will Ste opened in a abort time. ,
SAMUEL BUNTZINPER,
DANIEL KREBS. ~ -
^ a. 6 - i 14—if
VER. PENCIL CA$ ES..
elegant assortment Also Gormanver Pencil
sale by
es. equal to Silver, at 37} addl. j i r ti retied
. • B. B AN.
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wing soe. - k etv , •
grup Pori Carbon. Saving land Society, is now,
IR;
open every day rom 9 Aii'S o'clock *tithe Of
fiCe of Discount and Deposit, torthe purpose of re
"lying deposits to any amount not exceeding $5OO,
%‘;ir m any one person, upon which an interest of 4
cent will be paid on every $5 and upwards, but.
qa intero[4. will be allowedon any fractional parts
of $5. The-whole or any part may be drawn out
ae giving notice, from two weeks to throe months at
the office on Mondays. The Mimes of the Society
will be condiicted by the follosviug'officers and man
igers, until the first Monday in May next. • •
President—AQUl LA •BOLTON.
Managers. -
Samuel .1. Potts
E. S. Warne -
t .)esse Turner
Joseph Carroll
Edward Hughes
Jacob Bull
.•
L. Whitriey, Secretary and Treasurer.
Article 3d ofthe Charier. "No emolument whit
"Dever shall be received .by the President or Man
e:gen for their services. nor shall any Manager
become a borrower from the institution.
oct 3 46tf-
The celebrated substitute .for
L 0 JI E
THE proprietors Of this article, having devoted near.
ly seven years, and expended a large 'ailment of
money, in experimenting upon the various species of
the T omato. (Solanum Lycopercscum4bare -at la it Inc
ceeded in obtaining from that vegetable a principle
which as a medmine possesses all the beneficial prop
erties of etiloine/,and yet incapable of producing the.del.'
eterious effects sometimes. repulung from the,pse thlt
dreg. Th.. principle ((moraine) is a inild•and efficientcathartic,
cathartic, and, as cnmpounded, nisti . acts as s tor!ic di-
UTPChC • apel diaphortie. ;See' directions aceompanj Log
the medicine)
its' parlieukie action 'and use
Its action upon the•system is very geperal,, no - Prirt
escaping its influence; it is, however, upop the secret's,-
ries and excreturiky, that itsgreat power is particularly
manifested ;..triato itm it will be seen to hare a three
effect upon theiTitiary organii, and to be particularly a,
dapted to the tr'eattnent of bilious fevers and other dis
eases where a torpidity or coljestion of the fie'-r atid
portal cede prey /II; hence the great success that has
attended its administration in liver affections. dyspepsi
and diseases of the stomach and bowels generallyk. Be
ing diffusible in its operation.it produces a free circular
tion in the resat:la on the surface of the body, OCCOM
panied by a gentle perspiration. It does not exhaust.
like drastic purges; still its action is more universal,
and it may biaoften repeated. not merely with safety.
but with great benefit ; this becomes inch spensably
ceseary in cases of long standing, for in them intense
temporary impressions Made by strong meiticinessel
dom, if ever, do good, and tend to injure the stamina of
the Constitution.
The proprietors do not claim for it universality i. e.
that it will cure all diseases; nor. on its introduction in,
to a family, should the pity/lc-lan be dismissed; :no,
they would adt Ise all to have a faintly physician. and
the more fiaperretteed and acienafic the better : they do
claim, however. tii.it it lamely resort to this medicine
may in a great many instances save the expense and
trouble of calling the aid of such •,:bysician. it being ca.
pable of productng the effect desired in the primary
stages of a majority of diseaiter incident to this country.
rn-uniny long standing, or chronic diseases, such as dl
c.oriebtionerl inners, and the various diseases of the skin,
it may be taken by persons of common judgement with
out medical advice.
Persons ode-flied to gity it a triaL
'Not only are . famdies_advised to adult it Its a family
medicine, but those who are labouring under disease
that ralonud has failed to remove; those who have seen
and felt the deleterious effects ol: as wch as those who
esteem calomel to Le the best of all, medicines; and those
Jur), who have tried "every thing, - (from the boasted
cure all nostrums purporting to have emanated from
great foreign colleges or societies. down to humble quack
medicine of Dr. A. B. I'. to Z) all are invited to try this
simple American article It is not the intention of the
propnetors to sustain this medicine by certificates and
puffing. but tiv way or introduction in those places whore
it has wit Civet known; it. is deemed eloper to show
v, hat is raid of it where it has been known the past year.
'rhe following editorial Articles and extracts from let
ters by physicians, and others are given for that purpose.
The follttworr , 1. an editorial from the Cincinnati Tel
egraph, edited by Bi•tltop Purcell:
Ext rart of 'Amain. a substatuiepr Calomel. - -The
injurious and frequently debtructive consequences that
have oft en resulted to the hunaan frame from the ne
cessity of having recourse to a dnig of so powerful. and
at the same time, of so deleterious a nature, as culontel.
induce u - to welcome the announcement of a safe. and
what in confidently state° to be, in most cases, an effect
ual
etthstaute for it, Which. whtld it possesses, if not all,
at least a great portion of its good qualities. 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 orobation We are inclined to think this
will stand the test of scrutiny, and be a most desirable
aequivition to the world, and particularly to the people
of this country. We have heard It highly spoken of.
and we believe the result of every investigation of its
usefulness, yet made, has been favorable.
The prop: tetorsof the Compound Extract of Tomato
make no secret of us compostuon, but reveal it to every
zuedidal man who deatres to know
The following is extracted from s letter to one of the
proprietors I y the Hon 1. Burnett, formerly mayor of
the city of Cincinnatu
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Da. rs
Dear Sir.-- I have used your Compound
Estr.ci of Tomato during Poi past summer and fall, and
!Live no hes.tation in ts-lie‘ing it has saved me yevaral
niwirc.ll hills. Four of my fiimily during that period
were indsmoicd, and exhibited the usual s'mptoms of a
bilious attack They were in every instanee relieved
by the use ul your "Pomato pHs I consider them a val
Liable medicine. They are perfectly safe. and I believe
as efficacious as calomel in correcting a bilious habit.--
I have used them myself with great benefit.
ISA AC fin aNerrr.
The following is from Robert Punchon, Esq., who has
wide the science of medicine hrs particular study. .
Ginannatti. February, Ist. 1838.
DR Mil rft
/kat Sir.—lt is with much pleasure that I bear tea•
timony to the efficacy ot the Tomato pills in affections of
the liver from its operation which I have witnessed in
my own case, I am ready to conclude that you have dis
covered the long looked for o.esniciatum, a substitute
fur calomel in ,diseatea of the liver. Accept. sir, my
grateful acknowledgments. Your obedient servant.
. RYBERT PCSCHON.
The following is extracted from a letter of ir highly re
spectable physician to friends ofhis. 'Cincinnatti, who
had solicited his opinion as to the virtues of this medicine:
LawrencOurgh, J,in wry WA. 1838.
M frame. Per.c x at Co.
Gentianen,— • • • 1 hive , used the article ( Miles'
Compound Fxtract of Tomato) somewhat extensively in
prescription for some months past, in many of the al
most numberless manrfesuitionr of hepatic uemngement
particularly in infantile cases, and although l cannot
say, that ti is in ALL cU TI substitute ler mercurial
medicines, yet the striking analogy in its theraputic Af
fects is Such as to recommend it favorably to my mind
newt caVistord in most instances to the exhibition of cal
omel, and where an immediate or speedy alternative et
fect is not itlispensible.it May supersedeits use altogelb...
et. 1u several instances in which an antipathy or pre
judice against mercurial remedies existed, 1 have pre
scribed it with eery good effect.
I am, gentlemen, respectfully yours, dic• . •
J. B. BROR RR, M.D.
The follow-Mg, is a voluntary statement made by a
highly respectable and scientific Pbysician.and Appear
ed In the - Jeffersonville Courier," last winter ,
MILES" Errit%CT OF TOMATO—A so turrtrvrt
roe csuoism--ilating made a trial of the above aril ,
cle, I feel Wat ranted in recommending it as a uselbleted-'
trine. The pills posseatioill the purgative•and anti-bl -
lOUs properties of calomel, without any of al injerious
tendencies. Persona who are addicted to habitual tor
por of the liver, acd 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 FIELD,M .D.
( Numerous other Testimonials from Physicians and
other's in its favor can be examined at this office.
gibe subscriber ham been appointed Sole Agent for the
safe of this in Schuylkill county, who will
furnish it wholesale to all those who may wish to put..
base to sell again B BANNAN.
Also for .ale by WillamT,Epting, Pottsville:Jacob
Houtzinger,lr.; Orwigsburg, flenneidasylor,hfuters
vile, and Hugh Hhitsley, Port Carbon, ar.d Hunter &
March Tainazins,
i ft, 1l .
L'l ~ r~
Its clams
( .111(111 nail,. Jalttla Gth, 1838.
10-ly
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•
-100111 BINDERY -
" 11,4111 1 .fAi has commenced ßOA Bindery'
'LA* in 'connection with his Brioh 2uni ty :vbere.
att hinds or 'Books will be bound at dui 'aborted
nodes at-low rates.
• Blank . 89010 ) --die. •
of every description made to order at theloweit rates
—arid the trade sipplied wholesale at Philadelphia
prices. '
aprif 11 ' 27
-IPARKER - CO,
Mercers P Tailors,
INFORM their friends an d the public in general;
that they have removed to their former stand in
Centre Street, (opposite tir Miller & Haggerty's
Store,) where they have on hand, a general armor',
ment of superfine Broad Cloths and Cassimeres of
the 'most fashionable colors, - with an elegant assort-.
znent of Sommer: Cloths, Satin, Salk, Valencia;
Marseilles and Velvet Vrwthrls, Linen, Cotton and
Chinos Shirts, &tic, Bombazeen-Stocks.
Linen and Chintz Boaormt-and Collars, alio. Linen:
and Chintz Bosoms without Cortoiv
Thread, Braver and litHiyin.Glhves, Linen's:rid (' s et:
ton f10,.e and Half Huse.; Faa.cy •Luien and Silk
Il an dlierchte(.!nitllorn - Fl9jtteStlSprildera... They
also have iiiryhatid . lll elegant-stuc k of I:eotlentiees
and Boefr , wenitdg apparel, Nrch as. Fronk - and
cnats; Rontreahriola,,,Vr'sta end -Plitalolina,
wade *tor the 'alert' fas•tilo'n -and the hetA work
nianshy whiFh they intend -to ar_li at t eatonable
pricey. •'•4 ;••
P. S. Wanted two nr three good Journeymen
'Tailors, to whom'. vonatuot. cork will be given
throughout the'sendon: ~. • •
PottaviAo, Sept.-15,._1M.
friHE subseriberhas now on hand at his-Store.
'an'a'Storebenist on.Centne and Raillloatistree.te,
e full assortnieAt of Goodspjitable, for the coil fa
gion viz':
Barr Iron of astrorted sizes, •
. Mind and. Hoop do •• • do - '
• Nails incl . :spike Itods do' do
Steel, Ilound,lk.'Square do do
Nails and Spikes do :do • . r
• Coal Sheii , els' 'do -do
Hardware; a gdberal esportcnent. • •
All of which he selling at reduced prices.=
Jan 13 • .• '2 , J cLyroiv,
rublic • Notice.
THE nndersigne4,'has given a apecial and limited.
power of - Attorney - to Mr. William - F.bpan, of
Pottsville, to act in recei erica to the Valley 'Furnace
lands in Schuylkill county. Any perum wishing to
transact business. relatineto that property will be
shewn the authority by 'applying to .
F.•W. EWSEMICEMER.
14—tf
Apr 11 6
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Lumber! Lumber :1 •
ALL kinds on band conotantty, Ind bills cut to
order.. Apply to . T. S. RIDG WA Y, Jr.
March 9
COAL LAND •
For "Sale, or to be Relied.
PHAT valuable tract of Land called the *Clio
-mL. ton Tract," belonging to Eleabeth Spohn,
situate on the west,Norwegian Rail Road, next
north of, and adjoining the Peach Mountain is of
ered for sale on accommodating terns; or the Coal
Mines will be leased severally or together to an &p
-roved tenant. Apply to HENRY MORRIS,
& Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
Caution.
11HE undersigned cautions. the public against
purchasing or leasing the tract of land called
Clinton- Tract, on ttle. East- Norwegian rail road,
from Elizabeth Spohn, or He nry . Norris for her,
as he the undecaigned-. claims - 66 m-thereto, and
will institute a siNiritg-71, fist any person anon-lilting
to take thelmsagesiou theraof.
-1. 7 4 • JOHN POTT.
Mawheitp, A prit 28, 1838..
Knowledge for the. People,
011, the Main Why and Because roi every thing,
. just received e;nd_lor sale by B. BANN - AN.
Feb. 23 ' 8
, • Port Clinton Foundry
FOR SALE.
vinr.r, he sold at private sale, the Fot.ndry
v pleasantly situated at Port clinton,Schuvlk 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 binve L 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 MYF 4
Port Clinton.
f-63t
CALL AT THE
Nen' Establifiihment,
Corner of Centre and Market Streets Pottsville
F. subscribers respectfully announce tn their
a - friends and the public generally, that they
have taken the store formerly occupied by Jacob
Bull & Co., eorner of Centre and Market streets,
where they are now provided with a choice assort
ment of
Dry Goods,
•
Groceries,
Liquors, &c.
which they are determined tosell at the very lowest
prices.. HAZZARD & STRAUCH.
N. B. AU kinds of Country Produce taken at
the highest market prices. .
.
April 1. , . 26-
New goods.
• A .gtneral assortment of frhsh and seasonable
f.vooils,just received—consisting in part of
Dry Goons,
•
. Groceries, •
Hardware,
•
•
Queenswarc,
Mackerel,
Salt, Plaster, &c.
which will be sold low for cash. The highest price
paid an cash for all kinds of country produce.
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
• Mount Carbon, . 2
Resumption of Business.
NEW DRUG STORE.
rill] E Subscriber returns his grateful acknowl
' l '. 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 Repaint them, and the public gen
erally, that he has again commenced the Drug
Business an the house formerly occupied by Charles
W. Clemt.na, in Centre Street, in the borough of
'Pottsville, where may alwalVs be had a general as
sortment of • •
Drugs ) Medicines,
Paints,. Oils,
Glass, • Ilye . Stnifts,
And.every other article in the above line, which h e
is disposed to sell on very low and accommodating
terms. .
N. 43. Physicians prescriptions carefully piat
up at the shortest notice.
Pottsville, May 30,1538.,
NEW IRON - •
& Hardware Store.
ria HE subscribers would respectfully announce
••• to the public, that be has added to his fritatec
stock. Iron and Hardware, consisting in part on
American and Engliith Bar Iron, Hoops and Band
Iron, -Round iron, assorted silt* Cast, Crawly,
SbeariHormao and English Blister arid A. M Steel
Vices, blormelele anvils. Smith's Bellowa x Cast
Steel hand. chopittg and Broad axes; Dalt and
spikes, together with. a general usortmen of, lion
&loamy, all of-which will bee sold it-reduced
prices, by JOHN CLAYTON.
April
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O ARrOrtifirWkire"
1g0.77 South lltird Sireet,S,4.•corrisr Mina
PIULOELPHIA«
of/orris ) ," i l'asker,l1 1 Morels,
IRON • Founders, and Manufacturers of Coal
Grates, Furnaces, Kitchen Ranges, Bath Boil.
era, Perpetual °vein, &c. Welded Wrongbi Iron
Tubes, forßt.mtn, Gas, Hot Water, dke. •
Davrs Safety Lampt ' -,;
• of the best Coastruitilm: , : -
Paerns for the Fociodry,receivedi and ensilage
de/leered at the Wilseluatne r . Third 4t. Walnut
Philadelphia.
September 24,1838. tf , •
WI
• AND
INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE
COMPANY.
CAPITAL AUTHORISED BY LAW. $500,000
CHA RTERTERPETUA L,
*WARE 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 appOinied AGENT fcir the a-
bove mentione Institution and is now prepared to mike
Insuaaricss upon every description of property at the
lowest rases. BENJAMIN BA NN AN.
Pottsville. Feb 25 1837 15-
WM. T. EPTING
The Philadelphia,Fike
SPRING GARDEN
Fire Insurance Company.
M
AKE both limited and perpetual Insurances on
Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings. Stores, Hotels
Mills. Barns. Stables, Merchand ize. Furn viu ne, and. Prop
erty of every description, .against toss or damage by
FIRE.
The subscriber bas been appointed A ozarr for die a•
hove mentioned Institntion and is now prepared to Ornie
INSURANCES a pon every description of property, at 'the
lowest rates. 4 BE. 'NJ A MIN 'BONA N •
Pottaville.-Feb.C, 1830. t 4
• A CARP..:
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
J.OON SILVER,
T"Eprorietor of the Pennsylvania Hall • Refettory
returns thanks to his friends and the public in gener
al, for the patron e has-heretofore received,and from
the efforts h band, will. continue to make, to
gratify all in, h business, he hopes to merit a con
tinuance of yo nage.
JOHN SILVER has made arrangements with Mr.
Robert Harmer. of the "Cornucopia`," No. 44, North
Third street, Philadelphia. for a supply of all the delica•
cies which the Philadelphia market can afford during
the Winter season.
, Bill of Fare.
Roast Beef,
Corned do
Terrapins
Venison,
Sardines,
Fried Oysters, per doz. ' SO
Chsfin Dish, do 311
Roasted, do 311
Scoloped, do 37
Stewed, do 311
WINES.
Old Madeira Wine, per bottle. 2 00
Old Pale Sherry Wine. do 2 00
Old Brown do . do 200
Old Port do do 2 00
Old Lisbon do do 1 00
Champaigne. (Palmetto,) do 2 00
~. do Napoleon, do 2 00
do Woodcock, do 2 00
do Victoria, do . 200
Pepper's,Smith's & Sechel's XX Pale Ale.
Apartments are always I n reechoes. for Supper Parties,
&c and thotie who call may espeetto receive every atten
tion.
Pottsville. Oct. 17, 1838. 81.-tf
RAIL ROAI) IRON.
Acomplete assortment of Rail 'load Iron from 21 Xi
to I.XI inch.
RAIL ROAD TIRES, from 33 in. to 56 in. ester-
nal diameter, turned S.: un
turned.
RAIL ROAD AXLES. 30,3 in. diameter Rail Road
the patent EV Cable Iron.
RAIL ROAD FELT, for placing between the
. . Iron Chair and atone black
•
of edge Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROPE, manufactured from
New Zealand Flax 'triturat
ed with India Ribber. and
intended for incline Planes.
CHAINS.u st received a complete as.
•
ble Iron.
SHIP, BOAT AND RAIL UOAD SPIKES,
.. • of different sizes, kept con
stantly on hand and for sale by
A. & G. RALSTON. ,Se CO.'
. - No. 41, South Front.Strect
Philadelphia, January 18. - T- • 3-Iy. -
.
Wetherill & Brdther
• I
AT 7Hk. OLD STAND •
No. 65 NO TH FRONT STREET,
EAST SIDE. ..
TURES DOORS OM 'lnc CORNIER Or ARO! ST
PHI LA 1) ELPH I,A
,MANUFACTVRERS OF -
White Lead dry and .4 ,Catomel,
ground in Oil, I Red Precipt, -- • -
Red Lead, . White do • , . ,
Litharge. Vitriol Alb ' .
Chronic Yellow, _ Sulp. Quinine
do • • 'Green Tan. Emetic '..
do' Red - Ether Salph: - .
Patent Yellow .- • do Nitric • •
Sugar Lead , , do Acetic • -
Copperas ' Lunar Caustic
01. Vitriol ' ' Coro. do •
Aq. FortisAtet. Morphia
Muriatic Acid Solph. do ,
Epsom Sahli Lac. Sulphur
-Tart Acid ' , Opi. de Narcot.
Sup . Club. Soda - K ermes Mineral •
;tenon, Sub. Mere,_ Etbiops • . do. •
Refiners 4fChamptior,Sal Nitre, Brimstone, Borax. &c.
Offer for sale the above mentioned articles.togetber with
a general assortment of Paints. Drugs ind Dye Stuffs.
and every miter article in the Chemical and Medicinal
line. - - •
Being unnuficturers of all thee rticlesenumerated on
der the above head, they pledge theinseives to supply
- their friends and the public an the most reasonable
terms.
Window, and Picture Glass, from 6 8, to 24 30:
Oct 81 1837.
..
Ridgerrs Pen Knives ! .
tloiraria assortment of Rodger's Superior Pen
•rA: Knives, just received. and for sale by
B. BASNAti.
19—
mg 11
- N .
30 if . Wolea now aria jOiruisd :Pinta; joist readied
and for sale by . • dr.,l. NATTY.
March 2, •
GtionnetiVtits. • •
50 Hashes Airicin and ClinsilOston GroundnUi Of%
go od quality, inst. toceived and tor,"skolc by -
JOHN H. C,. rd - tR TIN.
. ,
, "A,pvti
„.
Suit received and Oaf; '4liadiiing..-igir‘sort:
men( of seitionziAle
G -Groceries,
"lard e . an QueeturAate,
• Freals•2ll erel 2.iV 3, in .
„
• . wka,e, itn4 e quayter :Barrels.
galt,Ptaster:„.. L
• t
be soldiiii h cloOe 1011?#,
4:l4.l:ip.,tqttore • n,plotlittwiff find rt. inAcir .
iltektatanz '101.4010 •
” • I,OP.E%WIntE & • S O N.
Mount. Den.-1 "; :
• ts for
DA • - .
, grind Cic9al .13403 k for bale lotv; rci6tt,tiniritpply to
- ' J 13E A 1 .
, - •
:,;•• •• • ':-Ffor s2lc: . ••• '
fititioli Icy lea of G attet's
Shop ;theiFO - ifieiigatocth, the' korttr kilt, canter
of Noßresialfisnd ettliP slieets.-LAtilAy to
.. •
MilLElr
45v.11AGGERTY.'-'
Popular' ... , . . .
.. -,,liedicine, .. . '
A ND ritxllly I tktivisei, a new' and e'icellent
. ;
w 440; by R....cOatea; 31 : p. just received and For
'ale 6 3" - •.•• • ' .B. BANIsiAN.
• . renuary, :23, •
Welsh Books •
►,THE subicriber his always on-band and fnraale
- 1- cheap,Welsti Testaments and Prunera.,
B. BANN AN.
•
October 20, ``•: 82-- •
Salmi
ScbuylktaCanal Biitcts, nearly new,,, will be
1 •••suldIOW. Apply to - ANDREW RUSSEL ! ,
. . Mabantango Street.
Feb 9- • 6-tf
O .
F the best faanstruction, and most approved kind
just received. and for wale by B. BANNAN..
Orders for any number of these Lumps will be
supplied at the shortest notice. . .
Jan 5 ' I—.-
At TAMA ,S ,
Wholesale and' Retail •
.IfTORE.
GROCERLigti, Teas, and Liquors, of the first
'gull quality, also a npleudid assortment of Dry
Goods, can at all times be had on the most reasona
ble termaat N. NATILANS, Centre streei,2 doors
below Market.
april l 3 15-11
illouslin de Lame? Dresses.
AJJ§T received an extensive Alsortmelit, ht the
price of to 37i per yeti, by
eortil3 . . 15-4. - IS'•• NATBAis4B.
•7"-- • . .
TILE sabseribet has justJecelyed
20 i ece3 orSuperftne Cloth,'
50 of Fasltionabli ' , ants/son Stuffs,
11 "; Vestings, Summer Cloth, -
'French, .Vriglish; and American Linens, and Cot
ton Dilltirigts, which he will sell Wholesale and Re
tail. at.,a small advance on cost,
aprtl 13 15--tf
Carpets.
THE most splendid assortment of Parlor and
Entry Carpeting, received by
april 13 I.s—ti N. NATHANS.
N EW and Fashionable Prints just received at
N. NATHANS.
april 13 15—tf
Linens.
LINEN Shectings, Irish Linen, Bleached. and
Unbleached Table Cloth, Napkins, Bird' Eye
Diapers, Russia Diapers, Crash, &c.
april 13 15—tf E. W. EARL.
Miss. Leslie's Completes Co.okery.
AFRFSH supply just received end for sale by
may 4 B. BANN4:IN.
ripHE Subscriber respectfully informk his friends
-IL and the public generally, that he has removed
his establishment•into MAHANTANGO STR EET,
next to the corner of Centre, where he will continue
to execute work - in the best and most fashionable
style, and hopes by attention to continue to recieve
his portion of public patronage. He will illways
keep on hand, a small but good assortment of rest.
ings and other articles which may be acceptable to
his patrons. JAMES Mc.ALARN EY.
April 6 14.1 trio
Axl. manufactured from
tiortment of Chains, from
in, to proved &pan-
ufactured from the beit ca
EON
Deo• 1
Davy* Safety Lamps,
FaSIIIO.3 .111.1,E
Tailoring.
To Iron Manufacturers.
THE Subscribers, as Agents for Mr. George
Crane, of Wales, having obtained a patent irr
the gaited States for his proccis in smelting Iron,
with Anthracite Coal, and holding an Assignment
of the Patent obtained by the late Rev. F . W. Geis
eoheimer, 'arc prepared to grant licenses for the
manufnciare of-Iron according In Mr. Crane's pia_
ciple. A. & G. RALSTON, & Ca.
No, 4,Sooth Front St. Philadelphia.
Philadelphia; April 6 14,3m0
Reading., teans Works.
THE undersigned are now prepared to Manufac
tore to order Steam. Engines to any size, and,
set into operation in any part of the state. Also,
cold or hot rrvcted Boilers, Locomotive Boiler!,
Rail Road Carin- end ell the work of egeneml
.nacnine shop. J. MAT JONES &
Jan 5. . • • ,
Coal. Land.
FOR sale, the undivided half of a tract of Land'
knowif as the "Little Clausser Tram.," situate
immediately-Vest of and centiguousio the town of
Lletvellen, containing eighty one acres twer.ipsi/
perches.' This land lies within two htincired yards
.ortherWest: West. Branch rail road, and a vein of
coal, siipposted tolie the "Spohn" or "Lewis., is o
pened along ths-rangeof its Northern boundary. A
Part of the tract is well timbered,lhe other portion
is susceptible of high, improvinentv as as Farm, hay.
ng thereon a Suitable Mouse, Barn. &c. For (Lath.
er particplars,„apply to the undersigned.
• THOM AS J. BAIRD •
aped' 13,
Gioiery St9re.
4WD sithseriber &firing lately returned from
Philadelphia, is now largely supplied, with
OrrOcerieof Cheese, Codfish, Wines, Liquors, die.
1500 Hams, a supply ofDried Beet, several bar
els of Irish Herrings, 60 barrels of Whiskey of
superior quality-, suitable for tavern keepers, a
supply 'of lloinestic Dry Goods, an extensive
supply •of Winter Clothing, suitable for the
region, also Boots .and: Bootees of various sizes
and qualities, all of which he offers for sale at low
prices for cash or country produce. •
HENRY BOY D.
Mdrria'• Addition, Deb 22,183 t. , s.—td
ltaimbee: Lumbjer
12000 feet I, inch Seasoned White Pine Boards
15000_ - do. Poch Poplar Haan*.
20000 Jon 4 Shingles 18 and 20 inch,
Cherry Boards,
Plank and Scantling.
Shingling and Plastering Lath, fdr sale btr
SAMUEL !WIZ
flbrlliFt 24.
I'Tor - 11,14 Countrymen,
LIVERPOOL'
• .
P E .A P C
~ THESacke sail fromPhiltdel.
•
z .esei), ,phia the 20tho every month, except
0,1. the First Month (Jauttary r ) and from
• Liverpool, the Bth pf every month
throuront she year.
• SW Captain Albert 'Turley, ko th
of Fo itllmentO ( 511 0.) . ' •
••• § l 4 Tobabontes CaPetani Slimes West, 200 1
Tarelith Month Menet:tater.) .
Imo , 3lonongabis4n, Ciiptain biierkin , 2011 1
Second Nloinitli, (February )
" Ship Sustitiehlinna. Captain "John W,. Mi er k,„„
20th hf Third Wraith (March.) ."
Tip • ci.wners have 'spared no expenee toteadir
these ships saki and commodious conveyances fort
,passengers and 'lnerelmadase, and can confidentlt
teconstrlend them in these respects to the pattonage
of the Ablif—: •
Ttley4re towed up and 'down` the•Delawigre
• steam, and are thus enabled to go to' sett th e
‘ d„
they leaver port.
Charge for passage to' -I,averpeol, in the Cabio l
$lB5--r4n the Steerage, $2O; from •Liverpool in th e
Cabin. 118 sterling: Apply tcs
HENRY & AI e FRED COPE,
iVithint street wharf, or
i JORX A.OROWN
No. 14 Chesnut street.
,Clatalici subscriber has been appointed Agent rot
Veksrs. Cope's Line of Packets, between Liven
dof Aped Vryladelphia, and will• receive the pa ssigt
fro% those who wish to send for their friend"
id. the. old 'country. . -
Tlti edges of fare will be made known by applying
at th gripe of the Miners' Journal.
• B. BANN AN.
• ,
J . a h. 5 l—
I=
EMI
• ,
•
. rotts*ille institute,'
rFBv. preient term commenced on the 7th inn.
__ under the direction of, 31 r. Charles W. Pitainv
" 5 . ' : TE'RMS OF ADMISSION.
There will, be`four terms in a year, each - c oo .
. . ~
Mating at tatelveweeks. Pupils entering at any tint
alter the commencement of tt term, and previous to
the aspiration of the first four weeks of, the ter*.
Will be charged for a' whole term.
Pupils el:liming.after the .expiration of the Ent
four weeks, and before., the expiration of 8 weeks of
the term will be charged fur two thirds "ota term,.
and pupils entering- after the'. expiration of e
weeks of a term, arid . before the vompletion-ef the
term s , will be chared b efore
one third or the term.
Fr instruction! in rid , writing, and argil.
meti , $4 per, ter*.
F r all or eitliikoc. . aforesaid branches, will
addi'on of English4a firmer, ' Geography, Maths
mat: 4, Geometry and Boole-keeping, or any
.of
the ,$6 per term.
r i ,
F, r all or any of the aforesaid branches with the
.addi ion of the Louie and Greek languages, or
etth r of thorn,s 8 per term. .
J n. 12 . 2-
- • - RE4DIA - Cr
.1 NAIL AND IRON WORKS,
EI .. AVE on hand.
BOILER IRON,
SHEET do.
ROUND & SQUARE IRON,
COAL SCREEN do.
RAIL ROAD do.
Bar Irmo( any size draWn to order. Nail. sad
Spikes of all sizes, for sale at lowest city prices.
All. sizes Rail Road Iron, punched and coante
sunkr, and cut to angles.
KEI MS, WHITAKER &. CO.
lan 5, 1839 1
plossary. of Architecture.
Al GLOSSARY of the Terms used in the Gree•
ciao, Roman, Italian and Gothic Architecture,
seceind London Edition, exemplified by four bun.
dred cuts. Also
CATECHISM OF IRON,
Or the Merchant's and Mechanic's complete Guide
to the Iron Trade, with practical remarks and use'
ful observations, including a new and comprehen
sive set of Tables, arranged in an approved way ai
order, and containing the weights of more than
MOO bodies and substances of Iron, to.which are
annexed the nearest proportioned number of feet,
which is equal - AO a ton in weight of each of the dif.
ferent bodies and sizes, 'arranged and compiled from
the best English authorities, Just received and for
sale by B. BANNAN.
March 2
N. NATHANS
Shipping and Time Books.
rrHE !subscriber has prepared a'pfinted form for
Shipping Books; for Colliers.arid Arias for
shipping coal, to which he invites the attention-of
the: trade. Also folio and foolscap Time Books,
'ruled for one month, or two weeks, which are also
offered to The trade cheap. B. BANNA N.
March, 30
Stone Ware,
AND FIRE BRICK. -
THE subscribers. respectfully announce to the
inhabitants of Pottsville, and its vicinity, That
a t e
the are always prepared to serve (bent in the se .
lect on o£4l large and complete assortment of Stone
W ,of all kinds and varieties. They - likewise
keep constaptly on hod, a supply of Fire brick,
warranted fur all cupola purposes, which they offer
at wholesale and retail at low prices, and on accom•
modatin g terms. WELLS dr, RICHADS.
' Reading, March 9th. 1839. -10-1 y
Franklin Rolling Mill,
On the Little Sehuy/kil/ Rail Read, near McKean-
burg, Schuylkill counts/.
ripllE subscribers espectfllly announce to the.
public•that the R Bing Mill is now. in the toll
tietlel of successful oper and. are prepared to
furtiish Iron of a superior quality, of all the site!
n brdiuhry use. Also, Rail Road Iron, of every
kinjd, at the shortest .notice: AdiAress,
t. SAMUEL RARTOLETTE &CO.
, •
HE Subscribers are now receiving of late mi..
. valls from Englsocia largo assortment of Cable
*I
Ire n of most approVed qualities, for car axes, 2i
2f3, 3i, 34, 3i, 3L , 4,4 i, and 5 inches roned_cat io '
I ,
len th of 4feet. They' have ,also constantly os
had a, full assortment of Spring Steel, Cast, and
Sheer Steel, English and Atherican Bli f ter•Steel,—
S*ll, Round; and Square lron , -arid.Rall Road Irani
;with spikes to rit) for drifts-14 a i andl.
I - MORRIS & JONES. ..
,
corner' of Market and Sehnylkill 7th street..
Philadelphia.
16-2 mo '
. MangieMurtzel
A splendid: , variety of Flower Seeds, -Garda!
T.OOlB, of every description . Also Fruit and Orna.
mental Trees, Shrubbery, &e. Flower Roots oft*
ryl description, Garden Seeds put up in papers by
tht. hundred or dozen for country Stole Keepers.
An orders punitually attend to.
• D. If E. MArIPA Y, Seedamen,
No. 5, South sth St. Philadelphia.
March 16,
BA AGAIN. -
11,,,,, 11
1 For Sale or to Ren ,
..
r ,„ ACRES Coal Land, with %Vag ons, Schott%
' LW &teem,- Landing, &c, all in eamplete pry
k worlOrig, having. 3 good . Veins open. situaw . „
n r Middleport, and known as the Lewis 4. 930
ad. , For terms apply to
JAMES M. BEAT FY. rotwaie.
or JACOB PETERS.. PhililielPhil.'
Assignees V Jacob Bull & Co.
March 23 . 12-1
.
. • Port. Clinton, &hulk ill Co.
',otteville, Feb. 9, 1839. 6-le
Iron. Nc.
.ptih 20.
s GARDEN
" AND
• - Field Seeds.
HE Syb - scribers offer for sale, Wholesale sai l
Retail; Garden Seeds of theft ohm raising, 1,11 "
ted fresh and of the best quality.:
Imported French Sugar Beet