The flowing renflarks and toasts were delivered a t yl a ytlbrfl,'Conn., 'Fin the celebration of the 4th July :-- • By Hon. Joseph 'lirumbull. A Delegate in Con gress from Connectcut, after having signed his l t , name to the declare( n of independence , said to one of his - companions : if we lire defeated in bur strug gle fair indepindencel, this day's work' will make bail work for me. I brae held a commission in the rek• el army; I have written for the' rebel newspapers; lam the son-in law of a rebel governor; and now I have affixed my name to this rebel declaration. My mina are therefore roil great to be pardoned by our royal master, and I ihust then be hanged. The other gentothan answiered : I believe my cite is not so desperate, for I have had nn connec. non with the army ; frier can it be proved that here tofore I have written, or dung any thing, very ob noxious to the mother country. . The immediate and prompt reply was: "Then, fir, you deserve to be hanged." The Memory of Col. William Williams, a Patriot o f '76—Who that he might aid in removing the bolter from his country's neck, never hesitated to expose. his own. Mr. Hamersley, op being called on for a senti ment, remarked that the circumstances connected With the attack_ of the British upon Stonington, were probably well 'known to all present—it was well known hdw gallantly that town was defended; in what dilemma the volunteers were soon placed . in consequence of thihr turipel for wedding being ex. hansted, and how happily they were released by fe- male ingenuity. Pdrsnns were sent to a neighbor. ing place itt search of flannel, and On hearing the application made, Mrs Bailey took from ner person her under garment. exclaiming, ITheee is flannel for your guns, and more can be procured from like sources." The result was that-the British'were ans. comfited and repulsed. Mr. H. said that Mrs. Bliley yet lived, and he trusted her future days would be as happy, as her past conduct hat been creditable and patriotic. He proposed The Health of Mir. Bailey —She taught a proud foe to "dread the influence of.perticoal government. TT The following As extracted from an exchange paper to show the vast importance of the conjoined Coal. and Iron trade. We invite the particular attention of our reaBers to the advertisement of the estate of Hardman Phil. ips, Esq., contained iii this day's paper; consider. ing Coal and Iron as subject& of peculiar interest, not only to this state, but to the union at large, and believing that they ate destined to Corm the basis of great national and individual wealth, we arc al ways desirous to contribute our efforts in tae devel opernent of the ineshausulde mineral treattires of the "Keystone State." As analogous to this sub ject we beg leave to recal the attention of our read e{a to the following short extract from an interesting communication from a highly respectable source, respecting the successful manufactur-e of iron in England, which appeared to this Gazette of the 9th ult. In speaking of Chillington Iron Works, the write} remarks: —"The country around is general ly level, and as far astthe eye could reach. In the direction of Birmingham and Bridgeworth, the whole plain appeared to be atuelded with ironworks, many of which I was inforniel, are °launder ex tent to those I was Inspecting, at which the whole quantity of pig metal'produced, namely, 320 tons per week, is, within stbne'ii throw ut the furnaces, manufactured into bars, rods, boiler iron, etc., by the same company. *l`lioae gentlemen purchased the Niiitel contained within one hundred acres (oil which the •works are erected) but not the land it. self, of Mr. Gifford, col Chillington, tor one hundred 'thousand pounds sterling, and it is said that they are realizing princely fortunes by their bargain." Possessing withiti our own borders, mountains and hills filled with mineral wealth, and valleys teeming with agricultural abundance, we -see no reason why our favored country shook' continue to be tributpry to- Europe for the supply of an artier° .of such vast importance to the arts of civilized life, and so indispensable in the construction of our mighty works of internal improvement. We confi dently trust, therefore, that the period fli not far die 'taut, when a judicious application of the skill , en terprise and capital of our own people to the devel. opetnent of the Inimense resources of our country, shill have establishodanother claim to nafrohaf in dependence. MISCE•LLA"IEOUS EXTRACTS From Foreign JOurnals, Memoranda 4c V a r,maariori or Cs - St IRON PlPEq.—The great de. Vruction of the ructioti pipes, by the action of water upon them, is an Object of some importance in all mining establishment*. About twenty years ago I was induced to try various experiments to prevent the sudden action of water upon iron pipes, and 1 am induced to send you a statement of my expert manta. Having had ;several fathoms of cast.iron pipes about to be pladed in a deep well, 1 had them well cleaned from sand, &c.; after which the pipes were made hot, so as to cause tallyw to smoke when applied to them : I then had the pipes well rubbed inside and ootside with good R ussia.tallow, the poi ea of the iron being suffigiently open to admethe tal low, and as the iron cooled by the application of the tallow, a portion of it Was closed in the pores Of the iron, which prevented the action of 'the water upon the pipes for seveial years. The great destruction of iron pipes in copper, mines, is occasioned by the water Smug charged !with copper ; which water is divested of the copper by the action of the iron, in the mine way as we find by placing a piece of iron in some water ilopreinated with copucr, the copper will be precipitated to the h,ttom, and thevon will be held in solution; but it will be forma that if the iron be well saturated w:th tallow, that water will not act so rapidly upon it. 1 am, sir, your obedient servant, _ • . • J. l'hittsgewitt.L. —Mining Journal, No. 33 MECHANICAL Powers or SrEana—lf steam be used to raise a piston against the atmospheric pressure only, although a definite physical lorce will be ex erted. by it, and a mechanical effect produced, yet under such circumstances it will exert no directly. useffil'efficiency ; but after the piston has been raised, and the tube beneath it tilled with steam, balancing the atmospheric overtt, a useful of lect to the seine amount may be obtained by cooling the tube, and thereby reconverting the steam ilia° water. The piston will thus be urged downwards by the unre stated force of the atmosphere, and any chain or rod attached to it will be drawn downwards with a con responding force. If the area of the piston be, as already supposed, equal to the mignitude of .une .11 ,are foot, Oa atmospheric pressure upon tt, being fifteen Nitride for each' square inch, will amount to 144 tarnesifilleen pourMs, or 2,160 pounds. By draw. tug down ohain or rope, actsrg over a pulley, the piston would in its descent( omitting the considera tiou of frictfun, &c.) raise a weight of 2,160 pounds a foot high. v • Isola —ln a foundry! in Germany, it hfiNteen late. ly discovered that b . P, producing an evaporation of the chlorine, in makaug cast iron of the second or third quality, an iron Of the first quality is produced. This new process has, been tried in the forges of the Bea Rhin with complete snccess. The -value and importante of this diseotery cannot fail to be appre ciated by all iron matters. hots.—Cast and wrimglit iron and steer eiported. Declared in va1ue,,1,406,11721.; and in 1835; 1,680 1 - 0001.; being an ancreitse of 15 per cent. in one year. —Annual average (file, years), 1620 to 1822, 90,- 283 lons ; 1.1525 to IV9; 87,237 tons; 1830 to 1834, 442,071 tons ; Increase 632 per cent.—Prices of bar iron at the works in Wales-1835, April 1, 71. per ton ; September 7, 71. 108. per •ton ; Octoher 7, K. per ton ; December 7: 9L per lion. '1836, January 7, 101. per ton; January 18,114 per ton. lann.—Twenty years back Dr. Portal, when analyzing some fragments of ancient lava. near Monet Etna, sound trim ore iwthemi more recently, Dr. Benedetto has dissiovcred close to the VOiCIWO an estenstve vein of this metal, piesenting groups of dctahedral figures. f APILLICATION OF THIC 1101 , 10 1 16 t to File POODOC TION or Carr-Laos,— n the Clyde iron works, hoar the Glasgow, of the firet as mouths of the year 1829, every ten of gust watt requirell for' its production eight tons and one fourth hundred weigh. of splint coal, reduced to cotte,,at a loss Of fitly five per cent. During the first sin montbs.rif the year 1830, after the application of Mr. Neilson'S invention. witch the air had been heated to about 300° Fehr., every ton of cast iron required five tons three and one fourth hundred weight Of .glint coal, iconverted into coke. Adding eight hundred weight tsf coal consumed in heating the air, the saying effected was two and a i 1 hal tons of splint coat, on every ton of east iron p 'need; and the same blast-was found to berestpa ble. f making much more iron, the diminish*, re qu. le of air' being pretty nearly proportioned to the 'd inisheil fbel required. Etta daring the lest six modths of the year 1833, when the ternperattue of the.hlast had been reified tb abaft 600 0 , and When the process of 'making the oral bad been discovered to be superfluous, and ass accordingly omitted. • single ton of east iron was produced by only two tons five and one fourth hundred weight of splint coal: Even when we add eight hundred weight of coat to heat the air, the qi,antity of splint coal re, quiied in 1833 to make a ton of Cast iron, was nearly one third of what was used in 1839. The - blast macihinery continued the same, bUt the same blast made twice as much iron as in 1829. The same coal produced thrice as much cast iron; the same blast twice as much. The iron furnaces alluded to are worked twenty three hours 0.,t or the twenty four ; a half hour ev ery evening, and ■pother every morning, being oc cupied in letting off the iron produced. During every working hour, the solid Materials which feed the ,furnace at the top aimtint to two tons almost e sacitly 1 while the air forced in at the bottom, in the same time time, amoutits to the surrising-qusntity of Ali tons. Since a smelting furnace must have a very elevat ed temperature, in order to vv., k it favourably, when we consider the cooling effect of six tons of sir an hour—two hundred weight a minute--enpolied at the bottom of the furnace, and entering near the hottest par, t is easy to account for the increased enlrgy of the furnace, when this prodigious refrig eratory is removed, by heating the air before it palsi es into the furnace. We feel, however, bound to add, tilat Mr. Har top made to the late Scientific Association at Dublin, a ecitninunication respecting the ,use of hot air in iron.blast furnaces in Yorkshire, in which be stated, that this mode of supplying the smelting furnaces posseessed but few advantages, and also deteriorated the froh, which had, consequently, fallen much in value; but in the came o''a corversation which ensued, several gentlemen stated. that the Price had not 'an fallen in other parts of the country.— Ameri .ran journal. Rh:AM9 iii - NOME.. —AI a meeting oP sneikiimi, r. John Tadlur, the treasurer, stated the British As thht the n mbhr of steam-engines now at work in draining tl e mines in Cornwall, arp equal in power to al:least 44,000 horses; and that in the early stag es lthe 'employment esteem power, the quantity of c 01 consumed whs sixteen bushels, where now onliono bushel is required. AN APPARITION. 1i the Montrea, Transcrpt, the following narrative appOrs, and the editor remarks that not ithstand mg his often declared r.cepticisni, raga ding any visitytion of earth by the disembodied writ, the folltitsing relation, coming to us frtim a urea Duly reepyciable, and so enlighted by liberal education as to dyfy all suspicion of her being the sieve of nurse ry t, lee or popular superstitions, we insert it with out further comment 14st 'Tueed,.y fortnight, as Mrs --IL.--, (lady of iteryry taste and rather studious habits) sat reading 1 hyr drawing room, the clocluon the.mantle piece -ukk twelve; as the last stroke reverbetated rolitg h the apartment, its doors were soddenly Song 9; In the act of raising her head to reprove the ir9sion (tinning for) of her servant, her eye rested on the form of her late husband ; she screamed and fell the on the carpet. This brought up atich menibers of the family as had not yet retired to rest restoratives were administered, and when Mis. --H— had regained posesetob of her suspended fac iiltieii, and being a woman of strong mine and IRO• ly miltivated intellect, she felt disposed to consider the ytliole of the distress she had undergone. a a the HEVIE.I4 OF"L'IIE MAIM Ibri. result of certain associations between the melan- Pottsville, July. 27; 1839, cholit tale she had been penning, and hi.r late,,loss, WHEAT FLOUR. by the load Was worth on Friday operzting on a partially deranged nervous system. it s t She, 'however, considered it advisable that 'her fe- VITHKAT 135 per pushel.ir deinad. maleiservant should repnse in her chamber, lest ; any RYE FLOUR $2 50 per cwt.in demand. retbrn of what she had determined to consider a ner- BUCKWHEAT FLOUR $4.06 per cwt vinoq affection should distress herself and alarm the RYE, by the load 100 by the bushel—ready ism tly . . sale " List Tuesday night, feeling stronger, and in. bet._ RYE CHOP 90 per bushel in demand. ter sitirita than she had enjoyed for several months I OATS 60 cents—ready sale. POTATOES-75 centsper bushel in demand payt;lAirs..—i-diapensed wzth the .presence of her CORN—I 00 cents per bushel inidemand. attendant, retiring alone to her chaMber, and went I CLOVER SEED—SI2 U 0 per byshel. to bed a little before 10 o'clock. I Exactly as the i TIMOTHY SEED—S 2 50 per bushel. clock struck 12 she was awaked from sleep, and "'FL AXSEED—SI 45 per bushel In demand. distinctly beheld the apparition she, had before seen, WHISKEY-45 cents per gallon. advancing from the table (on which stood her night cents per dozen. opposite BUTTER , ---20 cents per pound-in Kege %1 cents , D-1 4 1, cents lamp) till it stood to. and drew aside the Nvis per pound. . • curtpins of the bed. A scene orauffucating oppres. TALLOW— lOcents per poundTh siont;deprived her of all power to scream aloud. HA MS 13 cents per pound. ; • She describes her very blood retreating with icy CORN CHOP 100 cents per bushel ind emend . chillness tuber heart from every vein. The mon- I BACON-13 cents per pound. tenance of her beloved in life wore Oct its benevolent BEESWAX-20 cents per pound. . aspect ; the eyes, once beaming with affection, were FEATHERS-62 cents per pound. r now fixed in stern regard on the trembling half dis- COMMON WOOL-40 cents p pounc ACKEREL. by solved being. who with the courage of desperation M LT-2 50 SA per the bbl. No 1,17 No 2, 515 bb1.;75 per 'Mel thus adjured him--Cha• co ! dear Charles ! whyl, PLASTER .is worth $7 50 per b toe. \.. are you come again'?" "Jessie," slowly and snit - HAY $lB per ton. emnly aspirated thy shadowy fortn, waving in its hand a small toll of written paper, "Jeisie pay my ! newspaper aocodnts and let me rest in peace !" eln I.hrt opei Ir.ll - A Water Spout, form-d in the Hudson river lately passed Canaan, (N. V). add . carried away three hundred feet of the Hudson and Berkshire rail road, suddenly arresting and imbedding the engine beneath an avalanche of sand. Several other pirtions of the track are destroyed. Three barns were also carried away. The Fredericksburg Arena sayk that Mr. Wm SEVDEN, of Virginia, will receive, if he 'has ni , t al.. ready received, the office of Treasurer of the U ited States. Ttnnessee.—The Nashville Balmer of the Bth inst. „ i . in remarking upon the progress of the eleatio for Governor and members of Congress, soon to take place in that State, statesare arm, united and resolved tp maintain their au er acy, as they have gloriously done hitherto. W confidently to our friends abroad—ail is w Tennessee Schaykill Coal *rade. §hipmenta of Coal for the weekending on day evening last. Boa 6 4.q Shipped by Del. Coal Co. Manes 4i. Spencer . 29 Charles Lawton, 14 S. Heiliter & Son, 19 Potts & B'anniin. 11 Bell & Bolton, 11; S. B. Reeve & Co. 1 Mann & Morris 1 li Bennett'r. Taylor 10 C. Bile', • 10 Hodson, Pinkerton & Co. 9 O. Oast,. 9 Stockton & Stevens, . . 8 M. Murphy, . i John Stanton, 6 Sillyrnan & Nice, 9 Totten & Uhlhonni, - . 4 i K' Olewine & Co. 4 W. Wallace & Co. 4 J. R. W. Packer, 3 I Ci.Circovius, 9 F. ;. Parvin ' - 9 Suldry,Shippora; afi 236 1 Efer last report, ' 3624 : • 19 MOUNT CARBON RAM. ROAD. The following is the amount of, Coal tranap on this road fbr th e week ending go Tharedai nig last Per 'last Report Total. 43,781 NATHAN .CLEAVER, Coll The Minoring is the amount Of Coat transported on this road for the *esk ending on Thursday evening last 4,407 Tons. Ter tut report : 68,742 The following is the , amount of Coal transported on this road far the week ending on Thin:inlay even. tag, June 27, - 1,090 TOO,. Pet Wit report 24,757 reITEYFILILL VALLEY RAIL ROAD.- The following is the amount of coal transported on this road up to July 13th, 1839. Boats, Manch Chunk 121 Parry vi:le Penn Flaven '33 TOTAL sin PM ENT& 1317 9,215 101 23,039 362 12,909 Mauch Chunk Perryville Penn Haven State of the Thermometer. 1839 7 o'clock 12 o'clock 3 o'clock July 19 ' -68 87 86 20 71 88 • 88 21 77 82 78 22 78 88 84 23 78 80 81 24 68' 84 65 25 74 elf, 86 /DEMO CRa Tle WII 1G commiturFE • FOR SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. Appointed at the Chambersburg Convention. JAMES S. WALLIiCE, GIDEON G. PALMER ANDREWS . W I TE, I CLIARLES SHIPPEN . LAWRENCE W H ITN EY. I DEMOCRALIC WHIG COUNTY MEETING. The Democratic Whigs and all other opponents of Martin Van . Buren. in Scbuylk:ll County. without di. unction on the grounds of personal preference for any Presidential Candidate, are requested to meet at the House of Henry Stager, in the Borough of Pottsville, on Monday, August 19th, 1839. tor the purpose of ap pointing conferees to meet those of Lehigh County on the 6rst Monday of September, who shall conjointly appoint a Delegate to the National 'Convention to be held at Harrisburg. on the first Wednesday of December next. to reprementallerein the Congressional District of Lehigh and Sphuylkill. By request orthe Democratic Whig County Commit tee. C. C. irrzziams, DENTIST • FROM PIOLADELFfif A. RESPECTFULLY informs lila friends an d the public generally, that he is prepared to perform all operations in the above lino ; 'such as Clogging, Filing, Cleaning, Extracting, &c. with neatcess, and on the most approved principles. Porcelain Teeth inserted agri*able to the wishes of applicants—Terms moderate. N. B. Ladies and othera u will ilue attended to at their respective dwellings, or at Mrs. Moores' op posite the old Post-office, where lir. W. will remain about a fortnight. July 27 iO-20' - - 4 - rr4HE Subscribers heretofore enzared i'n the Foundry Business, under the firm of Winter. 'teen dJ Brown, dissolved their tvinnezion by mutual consent, on the YBth May, 1839. ; Unsettled business will be attend to by Mr. Wintrirsteen at Port Car bon. TOBIAS H WXNTERSTEEN JOHN BROWS Port Carbon, July 26, 1839 p sa v 114 U t ANEW supply of Ready Made Clothing has just been received trom New York, and is now sell ing at the old Pust.office at 20 per cent cheaper than it can be had by buying the gtfoods and having it manufactured here. The Subscriber will - continued to receive through• out- the year, Clothing made of the b-..st materials by the best Workmen, and in the best possible mower, which will invariably bb sold at New York retail prices. B. LIPPINOO PT, Pottsville. July 27, 30- A boy of good address, who to respectably gin - fleeted, and who can come wlll rconomendaris wanted to assist in the Store. ?lone other need ply. PROPOSALS will be ree.civid Int extinguishing the fire in the Jugular Yeiii—Broad mountain, by LEWIS C. ;DOUGHERTY. Schuylkill Haven, July 27 . 30—tf - - ft. LIPPIAVOTT, IMIZIACRANT OR; Old Post-Otlice, t ottsville, Last of 119, Chesnut Street, PHILADELPHIA. ,IN consequence of encouragement beyond my . 11 . sanguine expectations, I would respectfully state to my .friends, that fur our Muttial benefit, I have made myself acqualnthd with Gilliou's French sys tem ofGarnient-cutting ate heairy expense, and for the teaching of which-I am agent. Title system' for certainty "and taste eteeeds all others that I have ever seen, and I am now -prat:ived to insure an ele gent fit in all cases, and to the eptire satisfaction of all who consider taste and elegiMee in dives an' ob ject.—Terms Cash. I Gallons' syseent of Gartbent putting taught, will e.ngago to convince any tailor of judgement in 20 minutes, that this system is uperior to any oth. er YQ use. July 10 • - 29—tt ,b 63 ,657 3780 • Wanted who can come well redomcndad„itt do ohe Mime: wor.ii and cooking of 'lsmail fiddly, Ap ply at this °rice . July 40 3,247 T 40,534 TakittiNEß*B .110117RNAL. WWl' *RANCH RAIL ROAM tacit i3;159 ROBERT c. WU, Collector BUIL CREEK RAIL ROAD Total 25.747 GEORGE RA twsry Collector 34,383 11. FL POTS, Cutlector 'LEHIGH COAL TRADE-163b. For the .week en7ding July 2280 92,536 XZPT B Y JOSEPH COATS WORTH NEW CLOTHING. 2.367 31,816 TUBS Tone 6165 1834 1316 PROPOSALS for a Lease or Purchase of PEAWSI7/4 PILAW 11.4. L Pottsville, Pa. THE Subscriber gives notice, that he assn will receive Proposals for the purchase ge aes of this d ire bit" Hotel, so well known to the travelling community,or he will receive bids for leasing it 'unfurnished, from the let. April, 1840, tar a term of years. No property in the State can be made mote pro 6 .- able under judicious superintendence than this.— Its location in the coal region and the tide of visit ors always pouring in, will continue to render it a place of resort as long as tl.e great coal and iron op erations shall possess interest. Besides this, in about 18 months, the Completion of !lie Reading Rail Road will iousti the Bo gh, within a felv hours ride ifPhtladedphta, and travel. ling will consequenkly increase, wi , h !hese weeded The PropMiele either for purchase or lease, must he directed tn the subscriber befoie the Ist :41srcii, 1840, •nd and referrners given an iu standing and capsoilittes for the proper conduct 01 such an Establishment. GEORGE SHOE 11 K E:R , l'ottsvale, l'a July 200,1829. 2.9 - The H. S Gazette, Pennsylvanian, and New York Star will publish the above once a week un til Christmai, next, and direct their bills to Col. Shoemaker, Pennsylvania Hall. Pu•ttsville, Pa FANCY DRY GOODS Just Received. GREEEN Blond Thud Veils, French Tamhord Collars, Do. Workcd Nkfs., Lintien Cambric do.. Sap. White Kid Gloves, Fancy Baskets. Cloth. and flair Brushes, Flesh and Tooth Brush, Fancy Soaps. Extracts, 'Cologne, Perfumes, 4-c , Jam received and for bale by July 20 29—tf N. NATHANS Pleasure Waggon. ONE Horse Pleasure Wagfuoiand Harness Ilk for sale by MILLER & HAGGERTY. July 20 29—tf TilE.salsgeriber. have in store and for sale the fol lowing sizes of Rail Road Iron, viz lin 21Xi. Also a general assortment 0f.5 merman & English Bar Iron, with the usual size of best Chain Cattle round Iron. T. & E. GEORGE, North East coiner of Market & 12th Street, Kilts delphia. July 20 200 4 000 brick° of superior finality for buildinE, are now ready for sale at the Market Street Brick Yard of the gobscriber. July 20 ALL persons art Cautioned againit_ trespassing on the property lately occupied by the pithier' ber, situate in Itlanhcim Township Schaylkill ("min. ty, known as The "Clarendon Farm'," as they will be dealt with according to Law. Any person P, ing information 'expecting the property can address the subscriber at Catawissa Post Office, Columbia Cory, Pa. ECIWARD Y. FARQUIIAR, uly 20 -29-3 t Agent. Stray Cow. S TRAYED from the subscriber, at Barlow Morey a Red Cow, with four white feet, a white stn pm on one of her thighs; whoever will return said Cow to the owner, or give information where he can get her, shall be reasonably rewarded, and receive the thanks orthe owner. ROBINSON KAY. July 20 2s if 30-30' LETTERS of administration of •he t ends and eNattles which were of James Jones, dreresed, of Pottsville, Innkeeper, having been granted to the subscriber, all persons having claims against the cm tate of said deceased are requested to present them without delay, and all persons indebted to the same to Make payment to the subscriber. JAMES ROWLAN Administrator, residing at the corner of Norwegi an and Rail Road Street, Pottsville July 10, STRAYED sway from the Subscriber, at Eagle Hill, near Port Carbon, a black an! white spot_ ed COW, with close hems, short legs, and large body, and three white feet, and white on the ender her tail, about .11 fears old. Also a light brown COW, about 9 years old, with a star on her foNhead, ■nd a notch in her right ear; whoever will deliver said Cow to the Subscriber, or give information at this office, ,hall be welt rewarded for their trouble. July 13 28-Ir* JOSEPII GREEN. At a meeting of the 'Town Council, held on Toes . day, July 2d, 18.19, the fallowing resolution was passed : ESOLVED, that the Council will not hereafter Aoia' pay any bills for work done, or goods furnished for:the repairs of the Streets, unless the work is done on goods furnished on the written order of a mem ber of the Street Committe e , and that a copy of the resolution he published in the Miners' Journal. The 3treet.Cormnittee for the present year. GEORGE C. wyts Konp, BENJAMIN HAY WOOD, WILIAM. WOLFF. . Extract . rosil the Minutes. EDWAR OWEN PARRY. Town Clerk. 28—tf July 13 Mitchell's Neti Scheidl geogra phy and Atlas, latett and best Gixigraphy extant, just pub .l'• Fished and for sale, wholesale and rapid at Phil adelphtaphia prices, by B. BANNAN. July 13 Bacon. 'ma AMS.Shouldeis, and Flitch—a prima lot , for tale by A. A GILE. Jane I 22—tf . 29- Rail Road Iron. BAcks ! Brickt IS THOMAS HERVEY. 29- 3t Caution. Notice. Two stray Cows. , A CALIRD. .. _..... i ... 4 .• • T D OMRIti — 1.V10.0 1 *NU 'RE/ 1 1910R Y* ' 4 07/0 , - SIL PER, - ' ieIIfROPRIETOR, Respectfully requests hip friends l s.. and customers woll accept his sincere thankd for the rest encouragement heifas received from cm . cele 'opened the above establishment. In ma ng this Nl:meet, :J.-8. takes the opportunii ty to in • • them he has made extensive arrange., molts fort ,e Summer Business, and will constant' ty be supplied with all. the delicacies and irtirrlcs which the Pheadelphia Market can afford during th Summer Season. . • - W INES. . Old Moderia Wine,' . . per bottle. '2 00 do. Pole Sherri, do. 2 00 du. Brown do. . do. ' 200 do Pat, ~- d o. do. 200 do. -Lief:oll.'oc do. , 1 00 Chunipaigne 'Henry Cloy Wine, 2 u 0 do. A'opoleon, do. 2 00 do. Woodcock, . do. 2 00 . do : Viet°, in . do. 2 00 do: Pantafe, do 2 00' Pepper's, South's, and Scchero X X Pale Ale on Drought. Apartments 'alissys in readiness for euver parties, &c:, and those whu call may expect to receive every attention. July 6 ' 27 —tf House to Let. THE tenement in Union Si reet,Wirned by Mr. Drberg, now occupied by the Subrcriber, a delightful location for a family.—Possession can be had immedintely—Enquire it this Office. June 29 CONRAD nurr, Clock witd WtUch . 1 1Ioker, rorrsuLLE, PA. - 11E,SPE(71FULLY informs the Public, that he has on hind a general four of Brass Eight Day Clocks, Tiara:Vow Hour Ckekst, l'ot ent Lever, English Jour ounce and Lathes Watches. Jewelry of all descriptions, .1f isical Boxes, Breast Poo., and Earings, Gilt Guard Chains and Keis,— Fultoce Table SiJoor Gentlemen's and Lildies fen cols. Thimbles, Clasps for money purses, Sz.e., all of which will he sold cheap for cash. N. B. Clocks and tVaiehee of every description repaired at the shortest notice. June 8, 1839. 0 23—tf • White Bartgac Wine. AT the low price of 25 cents per gallon.'for sale by N. NATDANS. Joce 15 24 Fresh Teas. • JUST received a large assortment of Fresh Grcen and hla k Tea., in Clientn, Chests & Boxes, frt family use, for sale, Wholesale and Retail by N. VATHANS. 24 June 1.5 Scott's Novels. Price 25 Cents per volume VMS. 13 and 14 of this cheap work, just rereiv ed. Also the work complete from the commence ment—for sale by . July 6 PHILADELPHIA & THE SUSQUEHANNA OPPOINTION \LINE. "j4111,5.8r.111',11/1 TRY-WFVKLY By Reading Rail Road, Pottsville and Danville RAIL _ROOD, - 1 1111 L - • - V.)::;;;+:‘,7= • ' _ 29-3 t NEW POST COACHES. Viz. Reading, Pottsville, Port Carbon, Cooper's, Shamokin, 81mbary, • Northumberland, and - Cattawissa. Ea. THROUGH BY DA V-LIGHT.dm pin?. Subscribers having made arrangements to IL horn this route in connection with the Daily Line 01 Pon, S69ener, Fonry, ly Co. on its arrival in Pottsville from Philadelphia, for thg purpose of transporting passengers fio•n, Philadelphia in the Susquehanna, through the tzliftmogiN Com. F l u x' s . have started a Tn Weekly Litre of Stages, to leave Pottsville on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ASO FRIDAYS, immediately nn the arrival of the PhilAdetphia position Line, at 3 o'clock, and proceed to COOP. ER,S, where two linea will branch off, one going to SHAMOKIN, where it will arrive at 8 o'clock, and the passengers eller eleeping-therrLwill arrive at Piicett Haag. in SCNEURT, and Liesa Nigel, at NORTHUHBER• LIND, early next morning, in time to take the Pack et Boat•. ifhe other route fkorn Cobper'7, will _proceed tu• Brady's lintel, at Csrrswis,s,t, where it will arrive likewise at ti o'clock, in lime to take the Coach to Blooinsbifrg,RerWitk; add Toesnli. R U N NtY, - Passengerie will leave rtroirrtica BERLAND at 8 o'clock in the morning, and the Dept,' of the Porvsvit.ta and DANVILLE RAIL ROAD at Sun. bury at hall past 9, proceed to SHAMOKIN for dinner, and arrive the same evening at Pdrrbvit,t.t. From CirrsWiss,t Returning. passengers r will leave at 9 A. M,, dine at Cove's', and reach Porrs. VILLE to inters ct the next morning's Oppositioc Coach to Philadelphia. `B-6w. • RATES OF FARE. Froni Phil .d'a. tilt& to Northambeiland, $6,00 do. do stn Calthivissa, 0,00 4 Pottsville to Spoliate', (Broad Mt.) 50 do to Cooper's, 75 do to Shamokin; 1,50 do • to StinborV. tis. Pottsville 225 - • & Danville R R 9 do to Northumberland, 2,50 ' do to Cott awissa, 1,75 J A('OR KRAM & Co. Shaniokin. JOSEPH KIMMEL & Co Pottsville. JOSEPH PAXTON & Co. Cottowissa. PROPRIETORS. For . MOS in Phil.idelohia, apply at Sanderson'd (Intel, 4111 St., Mount Vernon House, 2d St., Cot; gress Hall, 3d St., United State.' [total and Marsh I Douse, Chesnut Street. .33 - A daily line will shortly be eetabliahcd o the above route. - Pottsville, June 29 2G—ti TStockholders of the Miners' Bank of Potti o- ville, in theCoonty of Schuylkill, hereby give notice that they will•epply to the Legislature of Pennsylvania at their next Session tar a renewal: of the Charter of said Rank, and afi increase of*, Capital from two hundred thousand dollars, to five. hopdrbd thoOsond dollars, created for the specific' object of tabilitatiog the (foal Trade and other corn; menial business of the earoonding neighbourhood. by the generatopetationsof d Bank of Discount and . circulation: bIIARLO3 LOESER, Otobier• Jima 2:i 26-6 mo PAR Subscriber hen !;onsmenced the =aurae. lure of Lemon Syru . which he teen for sale illi ts. I:ze dozen or singlebottle at the lowest cash 1 .. JO N S. C. MARTIN. 'ir,22 25-tf JAMES S. WALLACE. 26-tf B. BANN A N. 27- AND Notice. Lemon i Syrup. Tubes for Bete. - THE admen* is prepatell tokipply loymptty the Tube: or Erred by the Nair' Owilban, i . at the usual prim* dadiacing the 00plimeed the company. J. M. PR9SLAbiII. . Jam 15 : _ . • _ J . , ~ , Jersey ilia Nirefiterit woos. ; J UST necked a prime lot of Jersey sod, West- _ ern Hama, Flitch, Ste., and for sole by ' June 22 - i2.s—tf tti. NATHAN*. NSOLV ENT DEBTOR&-i-THE enbactribere haw applied to the Judges, of the Court of. °ail eron Pleas of Schallkill aniicq, fur the benefit of the a, veral Arets'of ititternltle paned for the relief et - Insolvent Debtors, "and thanhe said ,Judgee bare appointed Monday the e4Pth day of }ulY neat, it 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at that:oat. 'house, in. Orwigaburg, for the hearing ofua and our criditorlk Then' tun! 'where they ' may attend if they thint ProPcr, PETER ZER . JOHN GUN HERMAN; HENRY MILLER, WILLIAM (DOPER, JOHN PROCTOR, JOHN lIERTZOG, • J wie 29 Pottlivil re BABBLE MANIUFACTORY. • ra6 E subscriber begs Iry to inform the initabi tants °llium , place, and the surrounding oonntrii that he has un hand, and mtencie keeping a largo and well selected quantity of Marble Monnmenla for graves—end would invne those wishing to put: chase to give l,im a call, as he assures them that be will sell as cheap as they can be procuied any where in the State, and as well engraved ; which. will Me done irr either English or German, Scotch, Irish, or Welsh languagv or the dialects ISAAcTAYWR. Jr. 14--tr June 15 Ronnets ! Bonnets!! ENGLISH Split Straiv, Double .Engliab Dorton ble, 'Flurenee BAIA, Leghorn, Oriental. Rut. and,Swiss, Italian, and various other kinds of Bon nets, for sale very chegp by AM OS LEWIS. spral 27 17—tf Port Wine • • FOR INVALIDS. '.ILLER & HAGGERTY, have received mai Pipe of Hurls co',. Superior 'Port Wine', (pore Juice of the grape.) to which they invite the itention of Physicians and Invalids, June 15 SAP Sago and Perrnezan Cheese, for sale by N. NATHAN& 25—if June 22 ENilJotiNB-5. 3,2, 18 1-2, Gallon Dem: iiohns for sale by N. NATHAN& June 22 • 25—tf Valuable Real Estate FOR SALE. • THE Subscriber offers for sale that valuable and W knows Well know-pperty called Is I "Brunswick Forge," situate in: r. aet _ Brunswick Township, Schuylkill Coun ty, consisting of about 363 acres of land, the greater part of which is arable, and some of the best in the neighbourhood, on which there is plenty of Lima Stone, and Iron .ore, of an excellent quality, which his been found, and used, andoo doubt there is it large quantity. The improvements are a Forge with the necessary out buildings, a Sao Mill, a fine -• Mansion House, five Dwelling Housei, a late Switzer Barn, , and a Thriving • Apple Orchard. 'rhe Little Subuylkill River and Rail Road both pass though the premises. 1237 acres of , Wood Lind. situate frtirn 2 to . miles from the abovo, is also offered for sale.. • DANIEL FOCHT. 24 \ June 13 PATENT SPRING STEEL Cross-Strained Saddles.. RICHARD 1): SCIFIOEMEA Saddle, Bridle, and Trunk Manufacturer, ESPE.CFFULLYieriders his sincere thanks to his RlllCnsioniers and the Public ih general lbr the very . liberal encouragement be has received from them. He now informs them-that be has an improvement in'the construction •of Saddles, for which he has a patent right, and recommends them to the Public as being far supenor in durability, ease, and comfort to the rider than any other yet invented, and be recommends hie Steel Sprino ° Cross-Strained Saddle to the notice of the with 'confidence. He therefore respectfully in. sites the Public to call at his shop next door ,to Mr. Hsrtz:s Store „nearly opposite the Exchange Hotel: (.:enire street, Pottsville, and examine for themselves. Be also keeps constantly on hand a general assort ment of all kinds of wort. such as Saddles, Bridles. Pat ent Fly Nets. Coach, Gig. and Waren Harness. Trunks; Valices, Travelling Btigs, Pig and Riding Whip', &c. Every description of work in his line will be made to order, on the shortest notice, with neatness, durability. and on terms as low as it can be done elsewhere. play 25 f 214 f !ENCOURAGE 111.01 E MANUFAIIC ES: Fire ! Eire !i trie: - BUCKETS AND Tr ADE equal to any dot can be procured elsev:;ero.. 1.2.11 -and is cheap, by RICLIA RD D. 6.110E.NF.R, May i 2 21- - `IIPEIZIOR Pale, COld, 4 Brun A' berry, Star, & L. P. Madatra, Port, C6ret, Muactiai Maim sey, Mu.eatel 4 Liphon, 'foneriffe, Bart & Cham pnigne Wine., in Wood and Bottle, all %%rented petior to any utherii in the Borough, for Pile by . N. NATHAN& 24 June 15 NEW SPRING GOODS: :Ma& Lewii, RESPECTFULLY %his friends and thi public generally, that he is just reeceiving a his Dry Good and Millinery Store, a few doors a: hove the Tower Hsu., a large' and general assort,. meet ofStaple and Faney'Dry iGoOds. Bonnets, Leg. horn add Palm Leaf Hate, ,Ste. &c. &c. april 27 17—tf • Davy's Safety Lamp s, OF the beet construction, and moat approved }too also makes new tenses to old lam" and other repairs done at the subscriber's Clock and Watch Maker Shop, in Centre street, Pottsville.' June I 2:1-tr JOSEPH COATSWORTH. FOR SALE; . . • • A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE in Norwegian Street, Borough of Pottsville: • with theadjoining half lot of ground, lately as a occup;ai by Strange N. Pahner„-Esg. The - home is well built, with via =commode -101111 for a family residence For terms, which will be reasotatible, apply to s May 18th I:o—tf D. W. FARQFHAR. or to A• UNDERHILL, 14 Pine Street, ltew York -20-3t TrUsteee May 18 Any Goods. & HAGGERTY hive on hand a fel . 4 va-sesorttnent of Dry Goods, 'Groceries,. Wines and Liquors, to hich they invite the attention to their Friends odd the Public, who may be desiraus of hsyisg eheip goods tor cub. , may 4 18--tf Challenge . Maiking. itirns Celebildnd Artiole--lifaeon'a Unequalled and iniriiitalde Challenge Blacking, by the Grose, Dozen, or Single Bov.—A leo Mason's Superi or Black With* ink, warranted to imitate by . age, in Bottles, by the Grove' or Retail, for Pale bt • Junei • .21.-tf A. A. GILE. . NEW GOODS. ALARGE and general assortmentot Fano ands ea scalable Goodrinnt nerved asd 411...0T thewtbecrihers.. which will - be a n . Cub only. . JOSEPH Mount Carbon May 25 . 2114 f 13 aEI
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