017DITIES.
Ti math for a "riarter."—The following brief
dialo; in waasoverheard the other evening at the
B !ry Theatre, between (wool' the.stipernumeasy
gun tlemen, who let themselves out to be used on the
b u t ge at a quarter of a dollar an evening. It ap
pears that Uwe been required to go on in two
paces,in both hich they were killed theatrically.
:.I say, Jim, levet stand this—can you?"
"No, I cam, it 4 s a little WO severe."
s) tt ta, darted ir it isn't. I can't stand this no
bow you can fix it, and I won't—vou won't catch
e bear dying twice again in the same night, I tell
you
too much fur a quarter : "—N. York Tat
tier .
.4 down east person, in the course cf a recent ser
ma n, observed to his female auditors, "be not proud
that our blessed Lord paid your sex the distinguish
' ed honor of appearing srst lo a female alter the res
urrecuon ; for it was only dare that the gltd tiding;s
might spread the sooner."
A gentleman employed a man hitritn a number
of fruit trees, who went out its the morning and re
turning at noon was asked whether he had cornp4et.
ed his work. "No, was his reply," but he had
Out them all dovim and was going to tom them in
litie morning.
•
, Worthy of Imitation.—"Clentlernan," said an in
&victual on biang toasted,"the last tune I attempted
to make a speech, I made a fool of mvselt—l'll be
hanged if I du .so now—so I drink all your good
bealths."
LFTIVIarm," said a liulc urchin tu,his mother, u 4
he good bcktng a molasses cup, "I•iatrit you to get
rue an India rubber life preserver, so i neeOn't nee:
er the."
a_r An old maid eyes a single gentleman with the
same feelingi dial we look at a street deg in dog
days—viz: wondering whether he intends to bite.
to6ndrum.—Why is a temperance society like
a saw mill? D'ye give it up? Because it goes by
water power.
TWA . rr•.ost important question for a young lady to
ask when a man pops the question, says the Repot,-
hc, is, "Do you take a newspaper,and pay for ri
Always have a dish of hot water handy, In cane he
says no But if he hay a yes ! pin hun—lm's your
ma by 411 means.
TUE NEXT CONGRESS
All the Stama except Mississippi, Maryland and
Rhode Island have now elected their representatives
to the next Congress, and it will depend upon them
to say whether there shall be a nrtjortty of Loco Fo.
cos in the House oillepresenlatives or not.
Whig. Loco Foco.
6
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Con nectmut
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Viiginia
,N,wrth Carolina
South Carolina
Georiiia
1,4)(1W/sof.
Tennessee
lieniucky
Indiana,
Ohio
Illinois
Michigan
A rkansp
Missouri '
Alaba 111 a
The three Stales in which elections are to he hold
were represented in the last Congress by 9 Whigs
and 3 Loco tocos. The effort on the part of the
governinept to carry both Rhode Island and Missis
sippi will be tremendous. Nor will there be no less
to carry-the doubtful districts in Maryland. Hal.
timbre, inasmuch as ate seods two representatives,
will be a special point' pf ' attack. What say me
Whigs of the Monumental City ? Shall the spoilers
succeed ? There .A.lll be crintests for seven seats in
the- next tieuse—Five in New Jersey, one in Vtrgi
•nia, and bh'e In Pennsylvan a.-80/1. Chrpnictr.
mAkti.wp.
On Tbursday . ,eveptee:, thb 15th fnat. at %Taming
ton, Del., by the Rev. Mr. lihorn. James 141U.GRAVIC,
Jr. of. Philadelphia, to COaaELIA, daughter of John
Sanderson, Esq. of Philadeflphia.
ID Ell),
At Flakill, New York, a Sunday morning last
ALLEN T. Smixicca, son of James W. and Harrie
Sabena, aged about 13 montka.;
Schuykjill 61a1 Trade.
Shitinents of Coal for the week ending on flints-
day evening last.
Shipped by
DeLCoal Co.
:Kitties A.. Spencer
S. Heilner & Son,
Potts & Bannon.
Bell & Bolton,
S. B. Reeve & Go.
Charles Lawton,
Silty man & Nice.
F. J. Parvin
Stockton & Stevens;
Miller & Haggerty
A. & IL W. Packer,
Bennett & . Taylor
C. Shippen,
J K Olewine & Co.
A. Gil°
A Steinberker,
R Kear,
G Bast,
J.. M. Saylor
Sundry Shippers,
last report,
MOUNT CARBON RAIL ROAD.
_ • -•-- -
The following is the amount of Coal transported
on this road for the Week cnding.on Thursday even
ing last
Per last Report
lIIN
KIM CREEK RAIL ROAD
The following is the amount of Coal transported
on - thistroad for the week ending on thniAey even
ing las:. 1,116 Tune.
Pet last reporl. . 28,202 ,
•
Total
WE:3T BRANOrI AAR, ItOAD.
. -
The following is the'amolOt of Coal -transported
on this road for the week i ending alb Thursday
evening 3a5t4,251 Tons.
,
•
Per last report ; ' 87,622
•
Total , 91,813-
ROBER7' .111 LL. Collector.
rCIIUYKLILL V SId.LIL'Y RAIL ROAD.
The following is the arnonnt of coal traniported
on this road tip to Augustlgr, 1839. '
=E!iIMMIMBIE
Fn-the week ending August 15th.—
.
&pls. Tone.
. .
Mauch Chunk 127 5237
Perryville ! 16 665
Penn Haven 39 1513
'IIOTAL SHIPMENTS. '
Mauch Chunk ' 1735 79,766
Perryville, -858 27,498
Penn Haven I 543 18,073
The amount' .of coal carried on the Danville and
Pottsville rail Tad 19 Sunbury fosabipping. during
the week endtl the ISIS day of August.,.o39.
Tony. Cwt.
.qr. lbs.
303 7 3 17
7,091 1 1 16
Pottsrot//e, ugui, 24, 1839.
%VtIEAT ELOVR, by the loatilrottrAk on'Frtday
25.1
‘vriEAT 1 3$ per pushel, Iv demand.
RYE 11,01:R , $2 25 per cwt. indernand.
It I 't • K Wll EArr FLO!' R $4.00 per cwt
RYE, by the load 75 by the bushel—read)
sale
RYE C 110? $0 per beshelin demand.
0 \TS 40 eenlc—ready sale.
p,trAT:./E.S---440 rents per bushel is demand
CORN-1 , 00 tents per buihel in demand.
CLOVER SEll'D—sl2 . 00 per bushel.
TIM(MIN SO:ED—S2. 50 per bushel.
FLAXSEED-4 1 45 per bushel in demand.
IVIIISK;EY-45 cents per gallon.
Burr rEit-20(ente per pound—in Kegt 20 cents
EGGS-12i cents per dozen.
LARD-14 cents per pound.
TALLOW— !kronor per pound.
11A MS 13,1 cents per potted..
CORN CHOP ;,.1 00 cents per bushel twice:land.
BACON-13 cents per pound..
BEESWAX-20 cents per pound.
A'l'l( ERS-f , 2 cents per pound.
COMMON WO(►L-40 cents per po und
M ACK ER.F.L..by the MI. No 1, $l7 "No 2, $l5
SALT-2 50 per bb1.;75 per bushel .
FLAsTp:R ,isivorth $7 50 per ton.
, 11A Y $lB per ton.
Boats. Tons.
26 1402
15 834
11 606
10 542
7 376
7 376
6 334
6 338
fi 329
5 275
5 276
El
143' 9,725
4474 242,118
251,843
4657
2,104 ton &
52,285
54,389
S'ATIIAN CLEAVER,
• - 29,318 -
G EaRG E 111 A D Es - r Y Collector
1,082
39,830 Tone
40,912
H. Porrs, collector
lii i COAL TRADE-133b.
Per last
7,394 9 1 .5
SOLOMON SHAFFER, W. M.
Total
HEVIOI OF THE MARKET
---- PkI...k.N4,I7LVANIA HALL.
Important to Landlords.
AS the subscriber intends discontinuing operations
at this establiminnent on or befiire the Ist. of
October, he nov off. rs for sale the UNEX4PIRED
LEASE, together with the FURNITURE and FIX
TURES appertaining to the conduct of the estab.
lishnient- The i lease expires on the first day of A
put next, and the Furniture is in goodprder.
JOSEPH lIAUGHAWOUT.
, august 24 34 tf
VALPAELE FAIR=
• Fo it SALE.
To be sold atiPublie Vendoe, upon the premises,
on Saturday, the 124th day ,o 1 September next,
at ONE O`Cf.,OpK, P. M. in pursuance of the hist
will and testamitut of William Alas ah, deceased, all
that certain vaNable
T-AVERN STAND
and
TR, ACT OF LAN'D,
conlainlna Two Hundred Fifteen and a Hall Acres.
sootily on the Danville end Bear Gap Turnpike, a
bout five miles (him Catla wism lOvrt-t
-ship, Columbia county, bounded by lands ofJohn
Kase, Peter Richert, Isaac Hull and Jacob Sweatt.
-There is on the premises a
• FRAME TAVERN
and Farm Manse,
1. I
with a GOOD AND NEVER FAILING SPRING
near the house, 1 good
FRAME BARN
and Stabling,
A LARGE AND VALUABLE BEARIAIG
•
• w.;*qs ,, e
APPLE . ••z ORCIIAND
•
and other Fruit Trees, and .about SEVENTY A
CRES of the Land cleated: and in a good state ;of
cult ivation.• The terms of sale made knows,. on the
day of Sale. LYMAN SOCILES.
Adminiittrator of Wm. Marsh, &ceased:
Danville, august 24, 109. 34-6 t
N. B. All persons knowing themselves indebted
io the estate, are requested to make payment with.
out delay,
HU 11'Ulla ger Air. Krebs,
HAVE just returned from the City with a fresh
sup Ply of New and Cheap, goods, ; satiable for
Fall and Winter wear, and particularly request
their frietnialtu favour thew. with an early calrat
th.cCorner of Centre arid Callowhill Streets,
august 24
To all the heir's - and legai representatives of Jacob
Faust t tate•ot West Brunswick township, Schuyl
kill euturitY,(Farmer,) deceased.
t 9 • NOTICE
Is therefore hereby given,
.THAT in pursuance of an order of the Orphans'
Court of the county of Schuylkill, an inquest
will be held on the premises of said deceased; and
continue from day to day upon the Real Estate of
the said deceased, within the County of
situate in the,Townships of Barry, West Brunswick,
and Lower Mahantango, in the said county of Sehuyl
kill, on Monday, the 23d. day of September, al 10
o'clock in the forenoon, to make partition of the real
estate torthe flak deceased, to.and among his
cbit
dren and 14 , 4 representatives, if that can be done
without prejudice to and 'spoiling of the whole, oth
eritise to talne and appraise the same; when and
where yin). may attend if you think proper.
PETER F. LUDWIG,
Sbo-iff of the County of Schuylkill.
Orwigsbueg, August 24 -34-4 t
166
2119
Sil Cents !Reward.
RANAWAY from the subscriber,
on Saturday last, an indented Ap
,
f, N. Prentice to the Tailoring Business,
'named Robert Linty, ag,Rd about
s W u r shalt
hoev i er returnwilial the
above
receive
saitly to the
reward, but no charges.
IIIRAM P4RKER.
august 4
Ranawa y
FROM the sbuseriber, on Tuesday Wt , an in
dented girl, by the name of Ann IlreKerer.—
Whoever will return said girl to the subscriber, or
give him information where he can get her again
shall be Icafmnably rewarded. All persona are
forbid harborkg her at their peril.
M
JAMES eALARNEY
34-3 t
august 24
CALL JI T THE
Cheap Grocery Store,
•
Corner af Centre and Vallowhill Streets.
e 57131 I E subscribers have just:received a new supply
. 11 - at a it•kinds of Groceries, such as Tea,. toffee,
Sugar, Ittuflasses, Lard, Shoulders, and a supeuor
article' oflfams, also Honcy Syrup and Steam Mo.
lasses, MaCkerel, Shad, Salt, &c., all of which is of.
fered 'cheaper than ever for cash, by
lI,UNTZINGER. & KREBS.
august 24 1 34-11
Stray Cow.
C . • .
AME to the Stable of the sObscriber, residing
about a imile above Minersville, about four
weeks ago, a pRINDLE COW, with hottt tam and
tail cropped her horns turn back, one of which
is bored. e owner is requested.to come forward;
prove propert , pay charges and tae her away, otb.
cropped her
she wt I be sold according to ilvW•
augLnit 24 34-30 • ' REESE pains.
Cheap ea'teat*, illitahlwOie,
AT THE CHEAP CASH - STA:A:V,
Corner of Cove- and Catioraitt Streets.
JIIST received a fresh assortment of British
French and Domestic Prinn., - Uubleacheat Mus.
fin, Superfine and low priced Blenched
Apron and Bed CbCCI(II, Canton Flannels, Table Di
aper, Cotton Yarn, Carpet Chain, Cotton Caps, and
a variety of other r ods which will be sold very
cheap by HUN Z! NW ER & KREBS.
;-angel! 24 34 -tf
3136 132,752
• Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS of Administration. on the Wale of
William Shiveley, late of the Borough of Potts
ville, (Mice:right)
„deceased, haying been granted
to the subscriber, all persona indebted to the Estate
of the said dece,sadil,•arc hereby r ted to make
payment to the subscriber, a all persona, having
claims or demands .agai the estate of. the said
Itilliam Shively, are tereby requested to snake
knosin the same 10 him without delay.
DAVID G. MYERS, Administrator,
august 24 34-6 t Port car bun.
A SPLEN ID assortment of all kinds Fall and
W inter Goods, just received, also queens Ware,
and Nails and Spikes, all of which are offered to the
public very low at the Chean Cash Store of
I.I4.3NTZINGER & KR F:Bs.
34—tf
august 24
Knowledge for the People,
OR the plain "Why and Because," a fresh supply
"'just received and fur sale by B. BANNAN•
August 24 33
TEN DOLLARS REWARD
WILL be paid for the recovery of it BAY MARE,
that was either stolen or went astray on the
nigh of the 7th August, from Mr. R. Hill's Land
mg in Schuylkill Haven. The said Mare is a light
chesout trown, about 6 years old, in good condition.
with a bald lace, four white kg., and a 'tear on the
hind part where she has been kicked. The above
reward and all reasonable chatges will be paid on
the delivery of the same to John Saylor's Ttvern in
Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill county, by the owner.
August 17 33-3 t• WM. KITZEY
rirllE subscriber has always on hand, of his own
manufacture, lksok Books, from 6. cents to $l.l
elle), which he will sell at Philadelphia price..—
The Books he will warrant to be equal, and in a
great many instances suiierior, in point of materials
and manufacture, to any procured from Philadelphia
or elsewhere. B. BANNAN.
August 17 . 33
N. B. All kinds of Rooks bound to order at the
shortiertotiee, and at the lowest rates.
BALLOON AS,CENiION
EBB
34-3 t
New Fall Goods.
Blank jtooks,
On Saturday, the 24th of August, 1639,
Between the hours 2 and 3 o'clock, P. M.
%MR. PP/ S 4:1 sd
THE A ERON Atl
RESPECTFULLY informs his friend+ and the
public that be will make his 17th Grand Amen
sidn from the Borough of Orwtgaburg, on Saturday,
the 24th of August, which will positively be his last
ascent from this section or country this season, on
account of engagements in the 'South.-
. ThO Ascension will be made from an enclosed
Ampitiestre,.provideo with seats, where all the spec,
talon can witness the interesting process of gener.
sung 12000 cubic feet of Hydrogeau Gas in the
space of three hours.
Tickets 50.cents.4-Gtrildren half price.
Office of the Mine Hill and Schuylkill
Valley Rail E.toctti Comparty•
PH ILA DELAIA, August 7th, 1839.
TILE Board of Managers have 6ia day declared
a dividend of FIVE PER CENT; upon the
Capital Stock, from the profit. of the-Boad, for the
last half year, pay on and after the 7th ilia.
JN O. 11. CRESSON,
Treasurer.
August 7th
Office of the Spkuyikiil Ndiigtition
Company '
PIIILNDELPIITA; August sth, 1839.
T HE Board of Managers have this day . , declared
dividend of TEN"PER CENT, or Five dol
lars a share, on the erepliarinock of.the Company for
the last six months, which•vOill be paid to the stock
holders or their legal representatives on and attar the
15th inst. CLAL'DIUB HARPER.'
August 'sth 33- Treasurer.
Mitchers'Ne* School Geogra
phy and 'Atlas.
A FURTHER supply just received and for sale,
211 . wholesale and - retail at Philadelphia Prices . , by
August 17 'l3 • B. HANNAN..
, _Old Newspapers.
SEVERAL hundred old Newspapers for sale a
I.4l thia office. aug 17 33
The Churchman's Manual.
A N Exposition of the Doctrines,. Ministry and
Fmk Worship of the Protestant - Episcopal Church
in the United States, by the Rev. Benjamin Dory,
A. M, Rector of Christ Church,. Philadelphia, Sec
ond Edition. just received and for sale by
august 17 33 B. HANNAN.
Mousline de Labies.
AFEW pieces of the above article just received
and for sale cheap by E. W. EARL.
August 47 33-tf.
Stray Cow.
QTRAYED away from the subscriber, residing in
Lawtontown, about three weess ago, a Red and
White Spotted COW, with two holes in her horns,
and with a Bell on, the clapper of which is tied
with a string. Whoever will return said Cow to
the subscriber, or give him information where he
can get her, shall be reasonably rewardld.
ALEXANDER BIRBECK.
Lawtontown, August 10, 32-3t`
,Borough Notice.
Al a meeting: of the Town Cowieil, held on
Tuesday Evening, August i;th, t G 39, the
following Resolution was passed:—
lip ESOLVED, 'riot thu.Cltief Barges.' and4ligh
. 111411 "Cunstable be, anct - thepere hereby requirV, to
enforce the fstwa relating to 'infants and pe&ons
who expose themselves in a state of intositestion in
the streets of Pottsaille,—and that a.copy of this
Resolution be published in all the newspaptira in the
Borough for three weeks.
Extract fors the Minutera,
EDWARD OWL N PARRY,
Town Cleik,
32-3 t
august 10.
_ Dissolution.
•
M-HE Subsertbers heretofore engaged in the
Foundry Business, under the firm of ; Winter.
twit 4 &own, dissolsed.tbeir =flexion til'
consent, on the:lBlllMay, 1839. Unsettled business
will - be attend td by Mr. Wintersheen at Port Car
borw TOBIAS 41 WINTERSTEEN.. •
• JOHN BROWN • -
Port Carbon, July 26, 1839
- ~ `~~
THE MEINERV-JOURNAL.
Miming Multi'eaullis.
FINITE Subscriber will sell a few thousand wry
le. fine Muhicaulip treea•now growing neseOrwijp
burg on high gravelly ground. where the wood. be—
comes more ip.iture than iikiny other idttiation. and
on that account are more valuable for planting. Ma.
ny of the trees are now.over tour and a half feet
high, and unusually well branehrd; they will be sold
now on reasonable terms, to be &livered in October
or November. JOSEPH MQRGAN.
aug. 10 32 —Bw
IHEREBY given. that in conformity with the
ptoviaiaos of the act of assembly regulating the
applications of Banking institutions for charters. that
Samuel Ileilner. A. Steinberger, B. R. Mears, John
Provost. D. R. Bennett. Joseph Jeans. Morris G
Deaner, R. G. Lelar, R. M. Clenaeban, 3. F. Tay
lor, Sam iel D. Leib. and James S. Wallace, intend
applying to the next Lvgislatute of the Common.
wealth of Pennsylvania for the incorporation of a
Banking inaittution to he called "SCIWYLKILL COON -
TT BANE OP MINERSYILI.P.," to be be located m the
_Borough of Miner%ville, County Of Schuylkill. The
capital of the said Bank to be 41300.000, with the
privilege of increasing the same to One Mahon do!
jars—th • übj,ct and inteni ton of the institution be
ing the exercise of Banking and Discounting privi
leges and .he promotion s ot the Coal Trade and the
general %Ware of rommunity by a liberal a-id
healtl y trans a ction of business.
august 111 , ICs:J
A C4ne Mislai&
A N ironwood cane, with plain b ick horn top
1.- A- and the initials S. I). L. on a silver plate, I)4*
been mislaid. It is valueless, except as a memorial
of the owner, and the &toe: will be both thanked
arid rewarded by leaving it at this office
aug. 10
lIENRY LEL Alt, Jr.
COAL AND COMMISSION .MERC HAN T,
Pll 1 LADELPH lA.
COAL received upon Storage, or fol Shipping up
on the usual terms.
august IO .32-6 t
LI LIP PIAVOTT,
DIFALCEEILNI r VAILOR.
Old Post-Office, Pottsville,
Late of ,111, CitcsrtUt Street,
PI~ILADELPHIA.
consequence of encouragement beyond my
y - sanguine expectations, I would respectfully state
to my friends, that for our mutual bencfn,l have
made myself acquainted with Gilliou's French sys
tem oft;arment cutting at a heavy expcnce, and fur
the teaching of which lam agent. This system for
certainty and lasts exceeds all others that, I have
ever seen, and I am now prepared to insure an ele
gant fit in all cases, and to the entire satisfithun of
all who consider taste and elegance in dress an ob.
ject.—Terms Cash.
Gillious' system of Garment Cutting taught, I
will engage to convince any tailor of judgement in
20 minutes, that this system is superior to at} , oth
er in use.
July 20 29—tf
Penassylrania Hall
REFECTORY•
PROPR I ETOR., v requests his friends
and customers will accept his sincere thanks
for the great encouragement he has received from
them since he opened the above establishment.
In Jlnaking this request, J. S takes the opnrtuni
ty to inform them he has made extensive arrange
ments for the Summer Business, and will constant
ly be supplied with all the delicacies and ,articles
which the Philadelphia Market can afford during the
Summer Season. _ _
WINES. .
Old 1 1 / a derio Wine, per bolae. 2 00
do. Pale Shetry, do. 2 00 .
do. Brown do, do. . 2 00
do. Port, do. do. 2 00
do. Lisbon, do. do. 100
Chorrapaigne fiffiry Clay Wine, 2 00
do. Nap:dean, do. 2 00
do. Woodcock, do. 2 00.
do. Victoria, . do. 2 00
,do. Palmetto, da. • 2 00
Pepper's, Smith's, and Sechel's X-• X Pale Ale on
Drought. . Apartments always in readiness for
supper parties, &c., and those who call may expect
to receive every attention.
July 6 .. 27 —if
NOTICE
TO THE PUBLIC:
WHO Public are hereby most respectfully iefornr
- 411 - ed. that the Mail and Express Lines of Stages,
running between Reading and Pottsville, have since
the first dry of July, heti no connection with John
Weaver and Son's Dust Line. The Proprietors of
the Mail and Express Lines, noticed with regret
the coarse abuse pursued in a public print, in re
lation to the Opposition Line by the proprietors of
the Dust. The Proprietors of the Mail and Express
disapproving of such -proceedings, thought it advt.
sable, in order to promote their own personal inter
ests, to have no connection wall the Dust Line.—
They therefore diswdvei, and tl% public way lIID.
plicitly rely that such is the case. -^
Tbi Mail Line between Pottsville and Reading
to connectith the Rail Road for Philadelphia, and
c ,
)the Lines. Stages running to Easton, Lancaster
and Harrisb rg, will leave Mortimer's Hotel, Puthw
ville, daily sit si o'clock, and arrive in Reading in
time to dine/at Weldy's (Coleman's) Hotel, and take
the Cars for Philadelphia,
Returning, will leave J. Peter's Office, White
Swan Hotel, 108 Race street, Philadelphia, at 5 o'.
clock, A. M. daily, and after the arrival of the Cars
leave Weldy's (Coleman's) Hotel, Reading, dine at
1). Walker's Hotel, Port Clintioi, and arrive in Potts
vale at an early hour in. the afternoon.
THE EXPRESS LINE
Will leave Mortimer's Hotel, Pottsville, daily at 1
o'clock, and arrivtvin Reading at an early h‘mr in
I)ie evening.
Returning. will leave 3. Peter's Oftsce, White
Swan, 108 Raw Street, Philadelphja, daily et 3 o'-
clock, P. M., and arrive in Pottsville the following
day in time. to dine. - , • .. , ? 1 u
Fare through in Car No. 1, Mail La,, too
in Car N 0.2, • • " 4,00
Fare in. the Express Line, Car No. I, 5,00
• • • Car No, 2, 4,50
For Seats apply ,at Mortimer's Hotel, Pottsville
Welelyzs feisieman's) and Herr's Hotels, Reading,
and J. Peter's Office, 1 08 Race Street, and Sander,
son's Merchants' Hotel, N. Fourth Street, Fhtladel•
phia, • PETERS, HELSEL, &
Propnaors.
31—U
Pottsville, August 3,1839
STRAYED from the subscriber, on Friday, 25th
nit., a brindle COW, about five years old, shprt
tail, bell-metal bell with brass buckle on the strap.
Whoever will return her or give information where
she may be found, will be suitably rewarded.
PATRICK GI NL V,
August 3 31-It' M iddleport.
RESPBCTFULLY informs his friends and the.
A"' public. generally, thatfie is pfepared to perform
all operatioria to the filmic , line.; such as Plugging,
Filing, Cleanirig, 'Extracting, .544 with neatness,
and on the most zipprov . e4. principles.
Porcelain Teeth inserted agreeable to the w fishes
of aP2tietitits—Tertos moderate:
N. B. Ladies and othelis will be attended to at
their respective dwellings, or at Alm. Moores' op
posite the old Post•office, where Mr. W. will remain
about a fiwttaight.
July 27
_ Fresh eat.
•
JTST receitid_s large assortment of Fresh Green '
and Mick The. in Cheats, Chests & Roses, for
family use, RI: sale, Wholesale anti{ Retail b •
N o NATHANS.'
24
June 15
300.31•
NOTICE.
A CARD.
JOHA"
Stray Cow.
C. C. WILL 1111$
DENTIST, a .
PHON PHILADELPHIA.
PROPOSAL 4_ ,
for a Lease or euribase of
PEAWSIMPAXLI 11.1.L.14
Pottsville, Pa.
. • - THE SubsCriber gives notice, that be
•••,' will receive Proposals. for the • purchaie
;; ; of this desirrisble Hotel, so well known
- - - to- the travelling community.,nr he will
receive bids for leasing it unfurnished, from the Ist.
April„ 1840, for a term of years
. No property in the State can 'miriade more profit
able tinder judicious superintendence than this.-4-
Its location in the coal region and the tide of visit
ors always 'pouring in, will continue tie' render it a
place of revort r as long as the great coal and iron op
erations shell possess Interest.
Besides this, in about 48 months, the completion
of the Reading Rail lad will bring the Borough;
within o few hours ride of Philadelphia, and travel
ling Will consequently increase, with these. exierded
The i'mptisals einher ptuebase nr lease, most
be directed tothe sukseriber heroic the Ist March,
11340, ■nd uneiceptionahle reti9cnces given 1,4 14
standing and capamlotes for the proper conduct 01
such an Establivholent. _ _
July 9.oth-, I p.n. .x)..
The U. S. G..r.ette, renn:tylvanian, and Nov
York Star wilPpublitill the above once a week un.
til t..7ltristruas next. Natid ibrect their bills to Cut
Shoemaker, l'ennsylvanta Hall, Pottteville, Pa
12-61tio
WATER FUSE,
For Blasting under water, a fresh sup ply just re
extend and for sale at this office. May 11.
Catholic Books.
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subscriber has just received, and will con
-• &tautly keep on band at his Book Store, Cent+ e
Street, Pottsville, an elegant supply of Catholic Books,
among wlitith are
'
Quarto Family Bibles—with Plates,
Octavo do. tio. do.
Key of Paradise, elegantly bound and gilt,
do. common do. do.
True Piety, elegantly bound and gilt,
do. common do.
Cluiatian'a Guidc, ekgantly bound and girt,
do. • common do. ,
Vale Mecum.
-Daily Exercises,
Pocket and School Tcstainents,
Poor Man's Catechism,
Small Catechism,
Prince flohenlohe's Prayer Book, elegantly
bound and gilt,
Think Well or reflections on the great
truth of the Christian ReligiMit
Gi raldine, a Tale of Conscience, -
All of which will he sold at Philadelphui prices.
l.L.r Books not on hand will be obtained - to order.
August 3 31— B. BANNAN.
Mitchell's New scaiiool Getigra,
phy and Alas, •
TlIF: latest and brst Geography extant, just pub.
fished and for sale, wholesale and road at Phif
adelphiaphia prim, by B. BANNAN.
July 13*
Trirj *partnership heretofore existing between
Robert Adams and Franklin Bensamim, trading
under the firm of Adams & Bensaman. Flour and
Feed Dealers, was dissolved on the 27th ult., by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the said
firm arif requested to make payment as early as pos
sible, and all those having claims will present them
to Robert Adams tOr settlement, who will continue
the business at the old stand.
ROBERT ADAMS,
FRANKLIN BENSAMAN.
August 3 31-3'
A .Tale of Conic;knee,
gcciERALDINE. a Tale of Cunscience,". is a
air work of great interest, directed to remove
prejudice, and piesent the light of truth. It ta re
comincod.ed especially to those who are engaged in
the most important inquiry ; "which is the Church
of Christ r"—Bishop Kenrich,
.ftsteceived and for sale by B. BANNAN.
August 3 -
CONRAD RUPP,
Clock and IflUch allaker,
POTTSVILLE PA.
RESPECTFULLY informs the Public, that he
has on bind general assortment et Brass
Eigk t Day Clocks, 2 wentyjato Harr et,,,,kis, Cat
rat Lever, English four ounce and Ladies Watches.
Jewelry of all ee 'semitone, 31 .sical Boxes, Breast
Pins, and Earings, Gilt Guard Chains and Keys,—
Silver Table Spoors, Gentlemen's and Ladies Pen
Mts. 'Tbimhles, Clasps for money *ems, dr.c., all of
which will be sold cheap for cash.
N.B. Clocks and Watches of every description
repaired at the shortest notice.
June 8, 1839. 23—t f
White Ilarsae Wine.
AT the low price of 25 WWI per:galltin. for Bak
by N. NATIJANS.
ince 15 ' 24
. r% E W CLOTHING.
ANEW supply of Ready Muds Cl4hing has just
been received trorn - New Yorkoind is now spit
ing at the old rost-office at 20 pes,..bent cheaper than
it can be had by buying the goods and having it
maipiufactured here. -. • ,
The Subscriber. will eirtirme to twelve through ,
out the year, Clothing ilbT,tte ief the lest materials
by the bust woekliitiM, and, in the best possible
manner, which will ,invariabilt be sold at--New York
retail prices., R. LIPPINCOTT, Pottsville.
July 27, _. • , • 30.-
A bekg.of rood address, who is respectably con
nected, and who can mule well recommended is
wanted to assist in the &Ore : None other need ap
ply-
110111ROPOSALS will be received for extinguishing
the fire in the Jugular Vein—Broad mountain,
by LEWIS C. DOUGHERTY.
Schuylkill Haven, July 27 30— , tf •
Stockholders of the hilinete Bank of Potts
-a• vdle, in the County of Schuylkill, hereby give
notice that they will apply to the Legislature of
Pennsylvania at their next Session „tor a. renewal
of the Charter of said flank, and an increase of its
Capital (rum two hundred thousand dollars, to five
hundred thousand dollars, created for the specific
object of facilitating the Coal Trade and other com
mercial businewi of the surrounding neighbourhood.
by the general open:km:lsar a Sank of Discount , and
crieulatton. CHARLES LOESER, Cashier.
. June 29 26-6 m?
LETTERS of edininistratinn of the goods and
chattles which were of James Jones, decelined,.
of Pottsville, Innkeeper,.having been gr anted-M.411e
subscriber, all persons having claims against the et
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 RoWLAND,
Administrator, residing at the corner.of Norweg
an and Rail Road Street, Pottsville,
July 10,
THIS Celebrated Article—Mason's Unequalkd
and int:nimbi:. Challenge Blocking, by the
Gross, Dozen, or. E h irgle Bur.—Also Mason's Soper
or Black „lilting Ink, warranted„ to improve by
age, io Bost*, by the Grose or Retail, for sale by
Jone.l Z2-tt A. A. GILE.
30-2 t•
Davy% afety Lamp*,
OF the best construction, and most approved 1 , 1
also ;flake* new gauss" to old lamps. and ex
repairs done at Ike subscriber's Clock and etch
Maker Shop,. in Centre street, Pottsville.
June 1-41--tf • JOSEPH COATSWQ TH.
• .
Mina
GEORGE SIOEM AKER,
l'a
cation.
(40;1:110,1)liAl
Notice.
Notice.
Chtillettge 3 Mackin,.
- _
TOE PifiI4ZELPILIA dt SiLSQUEIIIA.PI'IA
'OPPOSITION' LINE.-
TRI-WEESLY
.
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-- i '' :,.,•• eff:- - .t ---,
, ?Aft,,,it JD 6iii ..111
.' - • - - -- • •
Rending Rnit Read, -
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11'.11 IL ROJID,
AND
NEllif POST COACHES.
Via. Reading; Pottsville, Port Carbon,
Cooper's, Shamokin, SunbUry,.
Northumbeiland, and •.
Cattawissa. .
na - TußouGil DAY.LIGHT.„Ca
fir 11F. Stibsrcrthere having made arrangements, to
tins route in connection with tbil, Petty
Line ofi'ett, &nester, Finney, ij co. on fed arrival
in Pottsville frbm Philadelphia, fur the pnrposeof
transporting pai.sengers (loin Philadelphia to th.e
Susquehanna, through the SHAI4OEAN COAL lOW*,
have started a Tri-Weekly Line of Stages, to leave
Pottsville on
%lON . DA YS, %V EDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS; .
it,immiliattily on the arrival of the Philadelphia Op
"porif jun Lino, at 3 o'clock, and proceed to COM!:
ERX whore two lines will branch elf, one going to
Stiosiosis, where it will arrive at 8 o'clock, and die
passengers alter sleeping there. will,arrive at Price's
loud, in SUNBURY, and Lee's Retel,at NOET/lUMEER-•
'LAND, early nest morumg, in time to . take-the Pick
et Boats.
The other route froth Cooper's, will proceed tta
Brady's Hotel, at CorrAwi.es, where it will arritier
Irkew tse at 8 o'clock, in time to take the C6ach Ps
Blismishurg, Berwick, and Towanda.
ETUR N 1 NG, passengers will leave NOILTIIMII.
lIERLAND at 8 o'clock in the minting, and "the Depot
of the POTTSVILLE cud DANVILLE RAIL ROAD at Sad
burrat hall past 9, proceed to Rtikpogus for dino . str.
, and arrive the same evening at P'oi-rovicur..
From CorrAwisra . Returning, passengers • wilt
leave at 9A. dine at Coopers', and reach Parrs . .
mix to inters ct the nezt morning's Opposition.
Coach to Philadelphia. -•- • • •
• . RATES OF FARE. •
. .
From Piolure. t6ro` to Northumbelland, KM
“ do. do to Cattatvisse, 6,00
• Pottgville to Spoboa', (Broad Mt.) t i t
o do to Coopeee,
do lo Slianrtokin, 1,60
do - to Sunbury; via. Potteville
. 4 oz
ii; Danville R R '''"'"
do to Northumberland, - -pm
“ . do to Cattavvissa, - . 1,75
JACOB KRA M & Co. Shamokin.
JOSENJ KIMMEL & Co. 'Pottsville. -.
JOSEPH L'Arl'ON & Co. Cattatoisni •
•
PROPRIETORS. .‘ .
For seats in Philadelphia, apply .at sander Boo
['owl, 4th St.., Mount Vernon. House, 2d St, Cde:
greaa H all, 3d St.:, United Statea Hotel and Marshall
House, Chesnut Street. • •
(LT A daily line will ahortly be established on 00
above route.
Pottsville,Jitne 29 • i
. Pleasure Wagon.
ONE Horse• Pleasure Waggon and Hatnesa
ia`fur sale by MILLER & HAGGERTY.
July 20 ' ' 297—tf
Amy Goods. • •
. .
iur I LLER - dr. UAGGMTY have on liana a fol /
4 . 1 AL assortment of Dry °nods, .13/roceries, Wineis
and Liquors, wwhich they invite Aheattention it!
th?ir. Friends and the Public, who may be desirous
orbnying cheaKgoode for cash.
'may 4
• Potstville • •
MA.RRILE MANUFACTORY', -
riIEIE subscriber-litre leave to inkwell-the -
A• tants of this place, and the surrounding cofintri
that he has hood, and intends keeping a large
and well selected quantity of Marble Monuments
for graves—and would invite those wishing to per:-
ehaselo give him a call,-as he Assures them that be
welt sell as ches p. as they can be procured an rwheri
in the Stain, and as well engraved ; which will be
done en either English or Gfirrnan, Seriteh, Irish, or
Welsh language or the dialect.
ISAAC TAYLOR, Jr...
24—t • •
June 15
NEW=SIiRL.NG GOODS' .
.
ESPECTFULLY informs tua friencia and th
ML public generattt•that he la just teecaierng ai
his bry Good and - 19'Aillinary Store, a few d0 391111 +
hove the Tows Flats., a large and general asaiott.l.
mcnt of Staple and Fancy Dry Gonda, Bonnetsaegi
horn and Palm Leaf Hate, &c. &c. &a.
april 27 • 17-4f'
.
Lumber i Lumber
•
ALL kinds on hand constantly. and bills enttd,
order. Apply-to T. S. RIDGATAY. Jt.
Ma b 9. • . • 10-tf-,,
Port Wine
FOR INVALIDS. •
• - ,
MILLER & 11AGGERTY, have teceived
Pipe of. Hntris Ej Co's, Stiperior Port Willi;
(pure Juice of the Grape.) to which they Invite thei
attention of Physicians and Invalid*.
June 15
EIIIIIOIINS-5. 3,2, Ifir Gelb
2 - 1 " ijohns for gale by. N. NAT
Jana 22
-- r ,
PAPF.IIS,&c . ..
A LARGE assortment gin:olB , lp Lettee-.arid Koff
..Papers from $1„50 to 86 per ream. ruled and plaivi..!
among the supply is soma Superior English Victoria,
Pest just received WholcBale and Retail by
May 18. W— BANN.PL
. , ..._.
B.
P 4 coins Novels: ,
Price 45 Cents per'volarrize.
V OI .
& 13 and 14,0 f this cheap work, just reach-.
ed.- Also the werkeomplete from.thevorunetioe
meet— for Bala by • " B. BANNAN:
July 6 . • . 2.7 r
Bacon.
I_lA:o3,SM:widen!, and Fiitetra prime lot for
aßale by A. A ME..
June 1
Lemon Syrtip.
TRE Sobscribir has - comnieveed.tbe. mantAie:
turn of Lemon Syrup, which he offer's for sags
by the dozen or single bottle at the lowest cash
prices. ! JOHN S. MARTIN.
Junq 22 2,l—tf
TE ,her' is prepared-to supply promptly
A the Tubes ordered by the...NV*46dß C9mPitol.
authe urinal prices, deducting the -62.01:11 allowed- by
the corniihnr. J. M. CROSJAA2
28-6ws
Jersey at* ligresiteria 11111wHffr.
-rural r eceived d. prime lot ot.Terapy,and Went
ern Hams, 'Flitch, &e., and for lij
June 22 • 25—if N..; Irits.THANS.
• ° STEEL PENS; -
AFRESH simgy of Three-poipted.fte, end"
Spring. do; Estsa..fine isentesi dm. Pilfonikdo.
jy a boo Ladies' Hau&ir Steelyesus..imit meagerd Tad for
sale bY - B. BANNAtif= •
• Mal 18 `llO
RE
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26-tf
18-er
be for ,BOats.
44-„
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