II
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withl4ty tr
ri•
Sot the i .. .i 0t se potion is not merely d
aided and 6 ,hatic tvlbakp to Mr. Van Bares. -It.
i e en equal . decided se emphatic vindication -of
the r ho, ; Grverniir Seassird- It not only scat
ters Or the -1 d the crazy financial projects of Lo•
eo F o nnista ,ie State, as the revival of the restric
tion. 00 B, 1 .illi; the collection. - and disburse.
wont of the : to revenue' in specie; and the tilts.
mate overth . w • f the banking system—but it laughs
to month! i .iculous outcry against Internal ha
proiesserd. 4 ttles the principle that the people
New Yor . niill raid the credit of the State to rail
'nails and de s; that they approve the vigorous
'prosecution .f o'lir public works ; that they condemn
J t he prodigat , 'ooti.piraci Of!"..bs ex-Regency to des
•-tory the c ,It pfthei State; and that they have faith
q,
in the prude.: and good judgment of the men who
now co ntrol h s department of nor public affairs.
This. then is he result of the outcry of tbn Ex-
Regency ag in Ca Forty Million Debt! How ma
ny resins of
, aper, how many innocent goose quills,
have been w siOrt during the last six months by
Flagg Dix, 04rey and Croswell, in writing down
Be i
the" Whig aitageenent of the canals"—it alarm
ed tax pays . with prophecies: of annual per cent
ages to di age the interest on this abominably
p . o tl 1 gat e ex ' Odder. ! . What a waste Jilted limn
der there ha . en in town and irard , resolutions—
pointed at" t o bankruptcy "—the "Seward For
ty Million
~ e. t"—and the profligate Ilhigs who
rit l i
were going o eke themselves all rich men 'at the
expense of ' crity : Where is Colonel Young.?
What beco Ss of the doctrines of the Colonel's re
port ? Who, id be found base enough to rise in the
Senate, end suggest that the Poems. or New Yoatt
WILL. REYUDIBTX THEIR PUBLIC DEBT ? Where is
CitesweLi. 1 ' that becomes of the honors and em
oluments of bi fife estate 'in the public printing ;
villiich he hotit m even to make heoeditary anti be
queath to his terity, in token of the Services he
had rendered; t1 a Commonwealth ?
It is a satoly, surely, for the State Printer; his
. vocation is gene; he will no longer receive double
pay for his Minting, or sell more three-walled. hoot.
es td the State 4 The pneple have put their " huge
pa y s n on poor Mr. $30,000 Caostatu.t..
But it is nut merely as a condemnation of the poi
icy of Mr. Vert BIDLICW, and a satihfactury endorse.
meat of the i:ilministration of Governor SEWARD ,
that we regar this result.. There is another indi
video!, whose influence has been widely and deeply
felt in this election ; and to whose unremitted and
patriotic eiettlons vie arc largely indebted for its
glorious issoo.: 'When the TURY party in the Senate
last winter, defied the *ill - of the majority in the Le
gislature, and the majority of the People, and refus
ed to re-elect.l . ol. P. TscLusuaz to the Senores of the
United,Statt Pie Argus boasted of their readiness
0 and desire go befotre the State with that issue.
They have rhade it. The Ex Regency have ma
ligned, traidced, vilified Mr. rAILLEALKIE; and he
has been POEYEUTED BY Tee Proput. He has fought
a good:fight !yid has conquered. —N. Y. Cum.
Benton's opinion if Clay —The St. bbuisllet
fat brings Io tight the annexed extract of a letter
publtshed in the Missouri Intelligencer of the 22d
of October, 184, under ti/ii proper signature of Col.
Thome" H.lllilnton. We hearty commend it to all
the present &rim treys of the Missouri Humbuggert
'• The pripciples which would govern Mr. Clay'l
administrattoni, it elected, are well known to the
Nation. They harp been displayed upon the floor
of Congressilor the last seventeen years. They con
.titute a artOn of American policy, based on the
agriculture and manufactures of his own country,—
upon intendr as well as tureign commerce, upon in
ternal, as well !is belt-board,itrwrovernent—upon the
independence Of the new world, close commercial
alliances with Mexico and `` South A merles.--
ot is said that others would pursue the same
system, we ! anawer that the founder of the sys
tem is the natutral executor of as own work. That
the most efficient protector of Atnerartan iron, lead,
hemp, wool: and cotton, would be the triumphant
champion of the new Tariff; the safest Mends
to interior coltmarca would be the statesman
Who has proclaimed the Mississippi to be the
sea of the west-L-the most zealous promoter of inter
nal improvements would be the President ergo has
triumphed over; the President who hes triumphed
over the President who opposed the construction of
national roads end canals—the most successful ap
plicant lor treaties with Mexico and South Antenna
would be the eiciquent.advocate of their own inde
pendence. THOMAS ti. BENTON."
We are sorry to lear4 that the manufacturers at
Lowell are curtailing their cope/at/was fifty per
ceat.•
The Siamese Twind'have bought a farm in North
Carylioa.
Kohler, is to he ezecuteci et Lancaster, on the Tail
December.
'We have Detroit dates to the 7th. As fa as
beard trout; the ! Whigs had gained 6.55 over the vote
of 1838, and were lii excellent aptrits.
The Detroit Advertiser inentains that the Hun.
Isaac E. Crary, the Representative for Michigan an
Congress, is sehously
The New Yarit American states that a Conven
Son of Safety Fund Bankst held on the 9th instant,
have measuresOn train by which Safety Fund Bills
wit be redeern+d* at Albany.
The New Jersey Legislature will meet again, or
' the 14111 Jsnuary.
Wichard P. liottinvon, charged with the murder of
Ellen Jewett, !is said to be • cleric on, board a
Mississippi *warner, under the name or , liut;ert P.
Richardson.
A SitetasAl Missionsfy.—Missinnary intelli
gence front Hlwait, Sandwich islands , represents
the effort s the Rev. Mr. Coen, in that mountain
ous regior4, to have been emmently successful. .su,
ring 11 hM congregation numbered 5000, and
two boar ng imbools were to a flutirtshing condi
lion. , !
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!snow arc the depth of several inches, In the
western part a New York, on Thursday last.
I '
The New trork Herald natio:Wes that IMMO
were expended in various places of amusement in
that city. on Monday last.
Sick/tees Orraila to an alarming extent at Penis
iota.
ile oa the 4th instant, the eases of fever
i.ly fitmantehu.g.
At hi
were rapt
The U.,S.
4 loop of war Levant, which sailed from
•IPensacolic ona cruise, returned to that cot) , on the
2d net, , 0 4ellow fairer having broken out among
••:-.
the crew. l ; • . .
• •
AABRIED.
At Lie elYn, Oct. 26th, by the Rev: E. B. Evans,
Mi. THOMMI [WILLtAIiIs to Miss ANN! HICISAILDS.
In this Enrough, on the 13th init. by the same,
Mr, Lams J Cuseraa, to Mils BUZAU= BORDCL
•
DIED 4 •
In this Borough on the 15th inst. Daniel...Soo of
Daniel and Catharine Anrend. aged 2 yetfrs and - 8
months: The friends of the family are respectrallv .
his invited to mien his .funeial this atlernoon al 3 1 e'.
clock., from his ether's Residence in Market St.
On Monday 30.1 nit. at Allentorra.,,Dipwal
MAT 1111.A.8 SELFRIDGE. at artallmikeli age.
..:'c-- . - •
At the Dauphin county pair tilareeogrle — thirday ..
Last; FRAliii. formerly a slave of litr4rniiilimutua,
founder of Herrisbtaig. - He was born ,about We
year 1745, *lime Harrisburg now stand; and con\
wequently w* near* if not come than ninety g
of ate. He ilea uilinumitted by the late Mr.. Adam
I n
. Orth, of Le nun (then Dauphin) county. frank
`'-yru *quest ''''. ably the oldest inhabitant. of this
`Oriunty,—* remembeied when the Indian antoktd
` his pipe. an when the forest covered whet is now
i n.
Harrisburg 'hid its smiling vicinity. tie ; d to
say, be had ' turned many a furrow betsiver ' Its ea
nal and the 'bite *ants die Susquelian - - lie
possessed in n emineekviegree We urines a . ri eiMm.
. of his race--:being a hard works.* . Ward drinkerf
• lounger, and exhibiting an . uneuntrolsble tempero
' . Frank used to assert. Wit' he had oftenidayed
tog wrestled with Lama, the Mingo chief, Wen a
l i
young man now so celebrated by the speech be is
said to vhav delivered. contained in „Jail:two%
.
Notes, Whether Logan . . needed Mt-the batik,- '---, - CONCERT --5- : •' '
cOhe Somorritanas. wa hatio aseamotaireartaim. - -" '" - --- 7 ,-, . - ~-, _ .4.,,,.--.... , ,L. - , .., .--. • :
int, bat Fraok.'Ashatt the tier was feeblest' to
. Itt o i r t-5 * I4 OP :iilli 4 1, 0-7gti-- 01 -
him itralm4Pd OM he hark d tbst.he left it before ' , lirihri'letzt "'liiiiiit'irivii S : iiiitiert; : ht - Gs!
the t r
. oiireditron or too "I! ori - boiw, n . to •Lariatster; - -1.1 4, 1 iii'H1 111 4.,f 1 / 11 ' ' . 4* loo la 91 ,, 01 .: 11
1 1iri
If so; he must !mew:Arched .bis wigwam ' on Mews: - -' , ".- 1,- - - -;;;I' - lititi ii ous ti,:,...„, •:,. , 1.- - r . :.:':r 1--
tem of the Great Kans. afloat 1760--14 mom
, fi , f - Ab ree ilii is 'a i m
berme he ramie the speech spaded to, ',king 1 -. 6 - popular wags. .
al. ~ , .
I so
hii
. _
gates age at that time ai.. 29 years. which agrees
o i gb
with the tradition opus the *object. Frank used to
dead the accompanying his. de siestas' tuad firmly.
to Peztoo church. hetand er servant armed. as
well as Mr. Morris--of thetarms scattered shoat the
church, presenting a lively, pictuie of the half Mt
gio.su, half military ay, once of ooi hardy Rue.
father.. The clergynuin Was colonel of thitazton
district Militia.—Rephrter. / - .
Er IMIVERSALISTPILURCH.—A di:moaner
witl be delivered on Sunda y evening from the words
"And if the righteotui scarCely be saved, whereat's!l
the•nrigodly and the sinner appear."-- , I Peter 4-18.
Mr. limel Gallager. Pastor of the Universalist
Church, will preach in the school house•et Port Car
bon on Wednesday evening Heat. •
Nov :6
Pulaski I.odge•
A STATED Meeting of Pulaalit Lodge. No. 216,
-will he-held on Monday evening the Nth inst.
at the Hall at half past 6 oteluck. 'nos 16
ekuylkill„Coal Trade.
is Coal of for the weekending on.Thnrs-
day evening hurt. °
Shipped by
/*Hies 4- Spencer
Potta & Hannan:
George H. Potts,
S. Heilner & Sou,
Bell & Bolton,
Q Bast,
&Hyman & Nice.
Bennett & Taylor
A Steinberger,
Charleat Lawton,
Union Collieries,
.1 K. iflewine & Co
W' Wallace & Co.
L Chapman,
Jacob Sheafe,
is B Reeve & Co.
M Murphy,
Sundry Shippeis,
201 10,852
Per last report, 7571 403,647
ANTIIRACITE IRON Tkt.,,0.1E.
Nov. 14, R4at Robert Adams, .54 taus, 4. 10 cwt
Iron from Lyman's Anthracite Furnace.
MOUNT CARBON RAM ROAD
The following is the amount of Coal trsosportto
on this road for the week ending on Thnnmay even
Ong last
Per last Report'
Total
RIM CREEK RAIL ROAD
The following is the amount of Coal transported
on this road for the week ending on Thursday even.
ing last. 1287 Tona.
Per last report 43,908 , •
45,195
GEORGE HA DESTY ' Collector
Total
WILT BRANCH RAIL ROAD.
The following is the emoont of Coal transporiei
on this road for the week ending ton Thursday even
ing last. • 041 Tons.
Per last report 154,135
151.5 76
ROHERT C. HILL. Collector
SCRUYLKILL VALLEY RAIL ROAD.
'fbc following is the amount of coal transported
on this road for the week ending on Thursday even
ng teat
LEHIGH COAL TRADE-133'.
For the week ending Noy. 7th
. Bouts. Tons.
34 1771
16 563
.
• 42 1708 .
Manch!Chunk
Perryvine
,Penn Haven
TOTAL 8111PMENTA i
•
Metich,chank 2917 . 139.164
Perrvirtilelo9B 36,689
. .
Penn Haven 1100 39,250
iiita No uly TnE atA t. 11:3
PoOstalt. Noe. 16, 1839.
WHEAT FLOUR, by the load was worth on Friday
$5 521
WHKAT $1 per pusheLitrdimand.
RYE FLOUR $1 87i rcwt.ln demand.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR pe
41671'per cwt
EYE, by the load 65 - sov the busbel'7o- ready
sale.
RYE CHOP 70 per bustielin demand.
OATS 37.1 1 cents-read g sale.
POTATOES-3n centiper bushel in demand
CORN-56 cents per bushel itrdethand.
CLOVER SEED-412 00 per bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED-12 50 per bushel.
• FLAXSEED-41 45 perlMsbel in demand.
, WHISKEY-45 cents per gallon.
BUTTEIFI-20 cents per pound-in Kegs 20 cents
' .EGGS-l 2 1 cents per doyen.
LARD-IC cents per pound.
TALLOW- lOcents per pound.
RAMS 141 cents per pooled.
CORN cpop 70 to7scents per bushel Ind emanC
SACO:Nit-13 cents per pound.
BEESW4X-20 cents per pound.
FEATItEfts-62centa,per pound.
COMMON WOOL-440 - cents per pound
mi t t:imp:L.6y the bill. No. 1. $l7 No 2, $l5
SALT-2 50 per bb1.;75 per bushel
PLASTER js worth $7 50 per ton. • •
WIT $lB per ton. •
Fresh Groceries.
MILLER . & FIAGGETY have received their
Fill and Winter stock of Fresh Groceries,
ernsisting-of a very4reneral assortment, and will
sell wholesale and. it at exceedingly kny pricer
foie cash. '
• Nov 16
bite Spe 0.1
rml.,
AtILLF i iR &414G04TY have received theft.
A-La-winter supply .41 while. winter strained and
fall Sperm Oils, to which They invite the attention
of housekeepers.
• Nov 16
•
- • Old trisli 'Whiskey. -
iv-my superior' 516 ' proof Irish -Whiskey fig
- v saki by • MILLER ds,HAGGErTY.
Nos,lB . 9:".41
Hye 'Whiskey.
50 BARRELS iecatied aud fur sale by •
MILLERA lIAGGEBTY.
'• Noy 26 • ,46—tf
gethied Whale Olt
C a l BARRELS receinatand for. role
1 "!" 7 ma a* HAGGERTY
, .
Pane L—Orrrture licmn tbeQpmelentired. Ranh&
Gamma di Vestris. as performed. by , the celebrated
~ Opera Dancer. ,Signom Vestrie. from Paris:—
ti6w.. by / . l' ' -Mr.-Berra.
Lei litoreo—'Welfieltrillkinte. b r *tramp.
-Rolik.for the Guiterand mat% .by Mr.
qemtnieli
and ifistingonbed Amateurs of Readirql.
Commie for Piano and Flote, • by Mier&
Roland & Heileman. I
Boats. Tons.
18 953
16 893
14 738
13 710
11 528
10 533
10 562
6 • 4 119
5
1276
275
5 275
4 221
4 213
4 220
4 218
3 168
157
64 3523
414,490
EEO
22.69 Toni.
71.968
74.237
NATAH4 CLEAVER
1.987
65.693 Toni
• 67,780
R. H. POTTS. Collector
- 5115 215,128
lIMEI
46-tf
=MOM
7%. z
t:*:4 l .lrAllatr
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PROGR AMME.
Part? 2.—Orerture. Caliph of Bagdad—MC That
mat of a.Colillion a —hji Mr. Berger..
Verbitiowliggliante. Violin and Pieno, 4 —by Porriet.
Lerwick. Figured Dania of the Busier. War.
•
Hope Wahl. 4
by Strange.
La flpngiriame. Figured Hungarian Dance, by
Mr , Berger.
Tickets may may bad at the Bar of the Pennsylvi
-niii Hall. and at the door of the Concert Room.-
Bingk Tickets, 50 cents.. Lady and Gentleman.
75 Cents. •
Door, open at 7, and to commence at 8 preeively.
Nov 16 46 .
WINTER RR.IING 8,J11E.N7.
Pennslilwassia Man
REFECTORY.
JOHN SILVER,
PROPRIETOR. Respectfully requests his friends
and customers will accept his sincere thanks
for the great encouragement he has received from
them since be opened the above establisifinent.
In making this request. PS. takes the opportuni
ty to inform them he has made extensive arrange
meats for the Winter Sashimi, and will constant
ly be supplied with all the delicacies and articles
whichlbe Philadelphia Market can afford daring the
Winter Season.
Terrapins, frod 75 to $1 00 each.
Fried Oystes s, . 50 to 624 per dcra.
Scolloped, 50 • • •
Cletvfeery Dish. 374 • • •.
Roosted, 311 • . •
Stormed, 25 • • II
• WINES. ~.
Old Maderis Wine, per bade. 200
do. Pale Sherry, do. 9 00
do. Brown do. do. ' 2 00
do Port, do. . do. . 200
do. Lisbon, do. do. 1 00
Champaire Henry Clay Wi e, 2 00
do. Napoleon, ' do. 2 01)
do. , Woo&leek, do. 200
do. -' Victoria. do.. 200
do. Palmetto, do. 2 00
Pepper's, Smith's, and SethePs X X Pale Ale on
Draught. -Apartments always in readiness for
supper parties. &c, and those who call may expect
to receive every attention.
Nov 16
Croup, Cough, Atshma.
RPITTING Blood. Hooping Cough and all POLMOVA
"-avjAritaisr.o..cartd by JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
and ti.ussaula Cosomsurrs CIIOI.KILA AIOIIOIUS.
DYISININCRY, and all the various affections of
the Stomach and Bowels removed by Ins CARMINA
TIVE BALSAM.
Please read the following letter.
DARLINGTON, Beaver County. Pa. i
February. 11809
DEAR SIR—I feel it due to you as the inventor of the
medicine and to the public, who may be greatly benefit
ed by it. to state a cure that waa perfortni3d in my family
by the use of your 'Carminative Balsam." '
My little son, when, about two months old. was seised
with alooser/ complaint caused. as I tappets; by a change
of diet.. It continued for two weeks without intermur
inon:' It continued two weekt without ii-termission, and
notwithstanding the remedies prescribed by a respecta
ble physician,we gave up the child a victimos we sup
posed. to a fatal disease, but I providentially beard of
.• Jayne's Carminative," as an effectual cure for bowel
complaint. and immediately despatched a messenger to
a town seventeen miles oft' for a bottle. By the use of
this medicine, in less than hours the disease
Was checked; and by continued use for a few days
the child was restored to perfect health.'...S.hortly after
-this, there occurred a similar case in one of the )amities
of my congregation. I prescribed "Jayne's , Carmina
tive." and the result was a speedy cur.. Prom a knowl
edge of the efficacy of yoautti edtcine in bowel complaint.
a disease to which chiklred arty censtantlyliable. I have
obtainer, and keep contai:loy in the house, a quantity of
the " -
Tkiefire child, owing to expoimre, when remedy
coming op the Ohto,srss attackW by that horrible mala
dyWROUP. We limited in the night at Beaver Point,
and when oar fears were alarmed lest the hoarse septa
phial cough. was the forerunner of death, we gave him
a teaspoon full of the' .Expectonnit, ",(a bottle of which
you presented me with when in Philadelphia) and applied
some lineament to the throat and breast, and before ma
ny minutes the hoarsenesi wait gone. the ; child breathed
freely and slept sweetly. Owing to these circumstanes
it =nor be wondered at why I have so high an opinion
of Dr Jayne's medicine. and why I adpise every family
to keep it on hand read , yy for any emeiteney.
Respectfully. ours,
ARTHUR a BR WORD,
Pastor of the Presbyterian Chinch. Darlington Pa.
Dr D. Jayne.
The snore valuable medicines - may be bad in Poi-m
-m.lx. of Clemens and Panto. and of William T. Ep
tang. also of G. W. Oakley, Reading. and of D. Walker
Port Clinton.
$lO REWARD
FOR a purple Wallet, ennui - I - Ong VA which was
lost on the 7th inst. between Port Clinton anp
.Mt. Carbon. JOHN R. REED.
Nos 9 4S--
Notice.
THE Subscribers, appointed by the Orphans'
Court of Schuylkill county. Auditors, to was
tes and resettle the AdMinistration account of Ja.
cob Please,. the Adminietrator of the Estate of
JerewisA Fledur, deceased, hereby give notice to
all interested sod concerned. &c. that they will meet
for - that porpoise, at the Douse of Michael Grief.
Innkeeper. an the Borough of Orwipburg. on.
urday the 30th day of November, inst., at two o- clock In the afternoon, when and where all such as
are interested ..a ecamenied, &c., may attend should
they think proper. CHARLES W ITMAN,
• CHARLES FRAILEY,
JAMES H. GRAHrE,
45-3 t Aliditors.
Nov 9
inflE Subscriber, appointed by the Orphan's Court
AL of Schuylkill county. Auditors, to weals and ad.
just the rates of proportions of the ; Assets in the
bands of Henry Egtrojon..and Samuel Kimisel. the
Administrators of the Elmo of Jake Bieki. late of
the Burough ofOrwigabuig, demised. to and among
his reepeceive creditors. according - to the order
esabliabed by law. bereery give notice that they will
meet for that purpose at the Prothonotary's Office. ;
in the Borough of Orwigaburg. on Monday the 2d-I
day of December neat, at two o'clock in the after.
neon. When and whOt all such as are interested
and concerned may ketehd ehodld they think proper.
' CHARLES %PITMAN.
. GEORGE RAHN.
JACOB HAMMER.
Nov 9 ' 1 43-31 Auditors.
'Lost.
_MT on the 28th of September, oho. in the 80.
m-a rough of Pottitaille an order drawn by /oho C.
GAM= fevaliof Bentham and Jacobs file $13,-
6¢ upon G. W. Firqubar.•
Payment having been !topped. it can be of or we
to any but.the owner.
The finder by-returnint It to Hazzard and &ranch
will be roitably reward.
Nov 9 45--tf
Admihdifialtoross
subsetibers hereby, - give NOWA* aU per.
eons indebted to the .eitate Henry asp;
deemed. to eatraPot i iheYk I thineastairsati blakao
eettlinnent. cad thoie.hisine , dahniiiiinst the
. n.. 4
Please PreP Aßß e All 6 Att i alltNEß.
DANISLarAGER. -
Minihistretors of Heal Sips. deed,
45—St
$0.9
TintlIEST7: filD-PHE4ITST •
:- " •
INltaed VOWS,
LAN_ 4 / •
lir', •
cptrelet - Baia** 4-11: *sale be paid; 10
per reel. will be dap ects4 die molar pries&
61 mats Amid
124 • • • Mmes.
28 a • r Dollars.
55 • Dollars,
110 • Dolbwe.
r AVIA NS Store.
Centre SW*
46 -if
Notice.
ROBERT JACOB&
ONE
Oet 26 .a2—lf
cats
SIM
A2SCXX2D
tier wilts 22cl i
1111oheeu4
ito the*
the Subscri
1-42kober. John
_ *coned Apprentice
tying business, nineteen
at age. AU persons are for
, boring said runaway. as 1
N nd from his empkiyer 'nr
empleyers, the wages he may be
entitlid to receive. The abuse renard will be paid
on hie being returned to his master.
CHARLES GILLINGIUM.
45-3 t.
No 9
WHEREAS in pursuance of an Act of General
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Peonsvl
nada. au Attachmect has been granted by the sub
scriber. one of the ;indices of the Peace m and for
the said county of Schuylkill. at the instance of Da
vid D. Lewis, of Manheim township in the County of
Schuylkill, against a certain Michael A. Hogan, of
the name Township, Contractor. whereof., certain
rods , chltdea, aild effects of the said Michael A.
Hogan have hem attached, and are now in custody
or Ludwig Berger and Andrew Willaur of t h e same
Tow4hip, until they skin be disposed according to
Thia is, theregllEto give notice to the credi
tors of of the said Michael A. Hogan, to appear on
Saturday, the 234 day of Noremtke r r, inst., at 1 o'.
clock in the afternoon, at the Housiof Philip Boyer,
Innkeeper, in the Town of Schuylkill Haven, then
and there to make known and make proof of their
demands, agreeably to the directions of the said ma.
Nov 9 • 45-3 t CHARLES wiTmAtN.
Lorperry Creek Rail Woad
Company. •
ihr OTICE is hereby given to the iitockholdem of
111 the said Company, that afi Election will be
held on Monday (be 2ne. day of DeceMber next at
the house of Peter trilbert at Pmegrove, Schuylkill
chanty, then and there to elect by ballot,
• one PRk.NIDENT,
eight MANAGER.,
one TREASURER, "
one SECRETARY,
to conduct the affairs of the said Company for the= i
ensuing year. .101 IN S
Nov 9 Secretary.
Assignee's Sale of Coal
Waggons.
3i n LARGE Rail Road Waggons,
12 small • • do.
Will be sold at Public Auction. on Monday the
25th inst.. at Port Carbon. tt.o above Rail Road Wag.
gone. JAMBS M. BRATTY.
Assignee of Jacob Bull St Co
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Coughs, Asthma, Spitting Blood kc-,
Cured by Jayne'e Expectorant.
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( Freya Atkinson's Philadelphia Evening Post. )
Philadelphia, Aug. 16th, 1838.
Mr. Atkinson—Dear Sir: A few weeks ago, I noticed
in your paper an account of the surprising effects of
Jaynes Carminative, in restoring a great flambe/of pas
sengers on board of a Mississippi steamboat to perfect
health ,who were affected by a violent Bowel Complaint.
i was glad to see you. notice it so kindly—you may rest
assured it deserves the praise bestowed upon it. The
benefit I have received from his nedieines, more espe
cially his Expectorant, induces me to state ny ease to
you, for the benefit.of those who are afflicted in the same
way. It has been my misfortune, sir, to laber under a
Cough and Asthmancal oppression, fur more than half a
century. When a soldier in the American camp, in
Ind, I, with many others. (owing to a great c*psure)
had violent attack•of disease of the lungs, by wffic i p I
was disabled from duty for a long time. Since that pe
riod, until recently. I have never been free from a violent
cough and difficulty of breathing. Year after year, I
have expectorated over a viii a day; often much more,
and sometimes mixed with blood For months together,
night after night.l have had to sit, or be bolstered up, to
obtain my breath. The weakness and debility caused
by such constent expectoration, frequently brought me
to a state bordering on death. It Nes been a matter of
astonishment to my limply and friends that I am here to
write this to you. I have had skilful physicians to 'attend
me, and every thing done that was thought likely to give
me relief, without any beneficial effect. Last winter I
had another very severe attack of lufianiation ofthe lungs
which I fully expected would be thalami. I then consid•
ered my case as past the aid of medicine ; when Iwas
pervaded to call Dr. Jayne. With. the assistancrof
in
Providence, through him I- v as once More raised
ftom my bed ; bat the cough and wheezing weaned me
day and night. He advised me to use his Expectorant.
I did so. with a strong hope that. as it had cured many
of my acquantances of various diseases of the lungs, it
it might at least mitigate my sufferings. Neva I say how
' gratified I feel! I has efatitaally cured me All soon as
I commenced taking P. found it reached my case, and
I begsa to breathe withinore freedom. Lily expectora
tion became easy. and my cough entirely left ale. I
now feel as well as ever! did in my life, and better than
I have for the last GO years. Last summer I spits great
deal of Blood—now, thank God, I am perfectly cured.—
Now sir , after suffering so long, and finding at lasi such
' I reheffr,om Dr. dodoes Expectorant- I reel anxious
to' onn my fellow citizens where relief mty be had-7-
I you think this.worth a place in your paper, you will
oblige me by noticing it.
NICHOLAS HA FIRiS.S.r.
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No. 35 Lombard meet.
The above valuable medicines are prepared only by
Dr. D. Jayne, No. 10 South 3rd. street. Philadelphia.
and may be had of G. W (likely, Reading. C. Lessen.
ring. Mauch amok. David Walker. rort Clinton. and of
amnesi& Panno and Win. T. Epilog, Pottsvffle.
Nov 9, 45—tf
Stray Cow.
CAME to the subscriber's enclosure , a ligL brown
COW t her leg. white, i white straps on her
bah, and a. white spot rcsi . : her 6wehead. The
owner la requested to call, pay charges and take her
away. ROBERT. PATTEN,
Phenix Park. near Minereville.
45-3 e
Nov. 9
Pampklet Laws.
TILE Pamphlet Laws ot- the last session of the
Legislature of Pennsylvanii, have been received
at the Prothonotary's Office:—Also. the Colonial
Reconir tor Library Cumpaniea--and are ready for
distribution to thaw entitled to receive them.
GEORGE RAHN, Protbonatory.
Orwigsburg, Ncnr 2 44-4 t
For Sale.
A . FARM of land, in the immediate v cinity of
ellr Pottsville. containing 20 Acres, 10 Acres of
ci s
which is cleared and to a good state of ulavation.
A 1.4 1. a valuable tract of land in 3eirenion coon.
q neat Ridgeway settlement, containing 1005 acres.
This tract is heavily timbered with White Pine and
Cherry. and the soil is excellent for agricultural par.
poses. •
The Warren and Ridgeway Turnpike passes a.
pag said hind. ,The County at prosent,contains about
ghteen Thousand inhabitants and is fast Mmes.
hip The anbeefiber proposes dividing • this tract
'into five equal parts of two hundred and one acres
each, so as to come withm the means of industrious
men of limited capital to Wage to a helithy, flour.
labia/, and .fist improving county. - •
For terms, or Maher informant'. enquire of
4 WM. HAGGERTY.
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F.iecutor of A. Weiseertif, deceased.
Potts 10 Nov 2 44—tf
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Journals of 1838 and: 239.
41 ,1 1L1E Jenrette' or din Senate and Heim. of Re.
°.' preseotatives of thisCosemunwealth. for 1838,
and 1 32 4 and a peeking. for the School Directors. of
ihe mend school diatatanlit the county, containing
1 lowiddi a eopjoef sebuitiiiii and other school floc
i meets; a blank feetafier the annual reports for the
' ditectora, have. been. tweetired at the Qmnreissioneeit
*Mee and•wiltbatialratat los application ata I those
who are salkled to teas. iq ,__,,. • -
- C. LAUDERBURN. Clerk.
Comaiseinales Oillos. t A
Woe. 4, 183,"
. * - . SII"4I4IIVINIEWS I
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~:' •:,, ciNGISCHOOLs 1 ,
'1114;r; iilii i igitalllk E. 4 7
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MOiCSIEURBERGER,
111ECkNTI.T arriiad Wm PARA kV leav e
4 ° o " y to intLnn thelidies and gentlemen ,
lefPpttsville ed its vicinity, that he intends to open
is - DancingMod Waltrieg Academy , where he will
teach the Gs*orrn, the Cateons:the rawest Fun=
land Ansatc4n Qum:limns, and Wavrams. Mons.
Merger. icalona and ambitious in ptomaine the
prevenient of his pupils, has an entire new tawnier
lof teaching in -which be is enabled to teach his pa
pits to 24 knows, as to which his coarse ofdancmg
is fixed. Those 'ladies and gentlemen who are de.
sirens ortaking lessons 'at their hems.
tingly eccoMmodated, provided they consist of the
; necessary number of 8 so es to form two quadrilles.
In due time gins. Berger intends in give anEshils.
Won Roll, to offer an opprortunity to parents and
guardians. of vritnesiting the progress of the sabot.
are. Thor lades end gentlemen who - are desirouv
of learning dancing quickly and gracefully in the
newest ay to, will do well to send notice or to millet
Moos. Berger's residence et Pennsylvania 'Hall.
whets the subscription book is emir open, to see for
particolu arrangements.
eward.
A-LPHONCE BRAUNFELS, MUSICIAN,
Whtria now engaged by Mons Berger, for the par
poseel"playing at bis lessons end exhibitions, will
be pleased to devote his leisure time, dnri .g his
stay. to the instruction of ladies and gentlemen, in
SINGING, the GUITAR and VIOLIN.
Terns may twiascertained . by applying as
above, at the 11.11.
Podirrillti, Nov. 2
PART IXof tbisSplendid Workjust reer.iyed and
ready for subscribers. Apy pe.son wanting to
pr eure the work from the corninencement.can do
so by applying to B. BANNAN,
oet 26 43- Agent for SebtOlkill Co.
JUST received direct from' Boston in assortmen
of Manes ceabmtcd Pickles, colluding of
Mixed Pickles,
Picko
• Gherkins, also
/ Frebh Pickled Lobsters,
For sale by N. NATI) A Ng.
oat 26 •
ALL poloons knowing themselves indebted to
the subscriber are unarmed to make immediate
payment, no the probability is that the aeceesity of
he Case will put it out of his power 'to give farther
indulgence, . as much as he tntahl he dieposed so to
B. LIPPINcoTy.
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Our Globe Ulustrated.
rickles,, &c.
Notice.
ort 26
To Let.
THE Dwelling and Cellar of corner or
Centre nd Mahantango atreeta.
ti ,
I Apply in
. B. LIPPINCOTT,
on the premi.es.
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Worms 1 Worms !! Worms !
TO remove these troublesome and dangerous in.
habitants of cite Stomach and Bowels, w birth
so often impair the health and destroy the lives of
Children, urn JAYNIV , TONIC
a Certain and tulle pre paration . for the,removal of the
various kinds of Worn* Dyspepeta, Sour Stomach,
want of Appetite, Infantile Fever and Ague and
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels annd Organs of
Digestion. To be had .at No. 20 South TIII D
street, Philadelphia. and of Wits. T. Bpi ing, and
Clemens & Pat vin, Pottsville--Price,.so cents.
0ct.26 43—Iy
Preserves.
'rut subscriber has just received and-uaricor
A• sale preserved
Quinces, Pears, Crab Apples
Peaches, and Ginger.
• Conant. Jelly,
Blackberry do.,
Tamarinds,
pet 26
JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
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Philadelphia and Reading
RAIL ROAD.
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CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and lifter Honday. October 7. until further notice
TNE nein/ will start at the following hours ; from
Reading at 8 A. M. and 11 P. M. from Norris.
town at 7 A. M. and 4 Ft. M. daily.
These hours are arranged to connect with the
Rail Road between Norristown and Philadelphia
the hours nt leaving the latter place being 5 A. M.
and 2 P M. daily.
FARM
Between Reading and Norristown, lit CIAO cars,
412. 2d do $1 59. ,
The Morning Train from Philadelphia -will atop
for breakfast at Pottstown.
Oct 12 • 41-tf
Plotice.
WI LLI A M W PST. Jr. and William Hodgson
of the city of Philadelphia, and John Pinker
ton of Schuylkill county; trading under the hem of
WEST. HODGSON. & CO., or tioucsam. PI N K
ERTON & CO4, and of JOHN PINKER . ] &
CO., have by assignment, dated the 93th day of Ben
tember, 1839, assigned .to the subscriber all their
partnership and separate estate and property, both
real and . personal in trust for their creditors ( with
out preference) who shall withip ninety days, ftom
12 o'clock at noon, of the day orate date of said as
'ligament execute a lull re/ease of all claims against
the said asateneri or any of them. The . assign.
merit and release may be seen at No. 11 Rank
street. T. ALBERT HAVEN.
Philadelphia, Oct. 21,1839. 43-3mo
Lew and Splendid Goods
J EST received, a splendid aesoriment of
Moos de Lain., from 1c2.50 In $ll.OO per pattern
Chalk:ea. Plain Moos de Laing,
Poplins--4 splendid aiwortnieng
Black Italian and Burnt& Cravats,
Satin and Bombazine Stocks, plain and trifled
Elegant Figured Boinbazines,
Silk Shirts sod Cosi,
Rumba, Thibet, Varian tine Merino Shawls,
Valentine, Thibet and oiler Fancj Hbdtk,
Plain 6c Pied Satin Vesting*, elegant pattevr,
Black Marinette . and Velvet Vestuigs.
Willie and COloiarod Silk HOMO and Half Hose,
do do . Bilk Gloves,
Black s Cashmere. Mohair ,To led and cotton
Holie s ike..
ALSrI.
Merinos. Silks, Satins. Muslin*. Checks, Flan
nels. Cloths, Cassimeres, SsUineits. Pilot Onth
Coating., it oplendid.otwortmerst of Ingrain and Ve
bitien Carpeting. &c•
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices f.r
call, by N. NATHANS.
oct 19 . -• 44-0
Miners' tank of Pottsiilk in the County
• Schuylkill.
AN eleekion -of thirteen Directors will be hel . b
the Banking House on Monday the lrith - '
November nem4 between. the hours of 10 A. M. it a
3P. M. • z *
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A general meeting of the Stockholders ;..will. be
held at the Suiting Htruiewn Tuesday thosth o f
November next. - CHA&IOIOEIti-Catihiii.
Oct 19
- . 3 " ~ ,s : „. • 4241 '
Collieiey 'o:lbe Lem : •
THE sobresteustill roceirkOroperehr foe rear.
lag the , dleportPdliery,buely otreuged by
John C. Cimino. The Seiler are Indy far erork
mg. purveys hailer heinalmen—bresets'operird'
sod bowies soo Batistes erected. with every facility
for iremedistely cooringast extensive business.
The keno will hare an opportunity also to lease
or .F . ituehase the,ratUreed Imogene. drill ears, and
Whin itOsinesits no on .tee premises, sod NM
eirtaklOr• afarlit boariorwer. • '
Oct 5 40-tt G. W. FARQUHAR:-
-LlNo,4lo;;l4:itsfr cmikeutts
Pia Readi g and: Xorifstostv
roQ%e, fts PI
have commenced reaping
ICA ILY 'L,INE OF COACREA
&niece nitrate/oin Pelfeeine,
For the accommodation of the palm.' The Cue she,
are entirely new. built at Troy. flame anit rocnni.
at dame:dor to any now citudingl itii,Tennayhospia:„ .
Experienced and accommodating drivers are ire
gaged, and everyattention paid tojthe comfort deed
convenience of travellers on:the Mum. by the Provide
tors and their Agents.
it l Ni acing. will be pennitted wooly eotoiitero
den mhateom-,r.or will the rates of fare be changed
if other Linea 'should think -proper to reduce their
-1 ales, or even run for nothing—it being the whole
' and sole Sign of the Proprietors tug acaratiumhirie
public st a reaarnmalle rate of F.re-_-,•they therefore
confidently look to The pkblic to suatainttbem to the
undertaking.
The Line will leave their ofßee,ln the old Foe
Office, at Pottavilleevery morning al 1 o'clock, A. NI
and Leave Sandereons Hofer st 411 o'clock, ever[
morning, and ai o'clock every afternoon. By the
afternoon Line, paasengere arrive tat Readier( the
came dav, and kale Reading next morning atltto`..
clock, and arrive ik Pottering at 3toclock, P. M.
at the following
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" RATES OF FARE:
From Pottsville to Reading, • . 01.00
From Reading to Philad'a, No'. 1 Cave, 3 00
Do. Do. No. 2 Cam % 900
Pottvville to Port Clinton iS
Du. to Homlitirg , 100
From Philadelphia to-Pottsville, No. - 1 Carr, 5, OD
Do. Do. . Do. No. 9 Cars. • 4 50
Oinnibuees are engage° to carry paiwenters
o end from the depot in Philadelphia end unto.. the
Bridge at ! Norristown. free CO additional charges, at
the above rates' of rarer,
For seats, kr, Pottsville, apply at • Their DO*.
the old Post OlEcii.
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In Philadelphia, at Sanderson's Merchant's Ha;
'trl, North 4th St., Mount Vernon House, Sit 131.4
Congress Hall, 3d St., United . States Hotel, and
Marsha!! House,Cheannt Street,
In Reading, at' Finney's Hotel.
CU" All Baggage at the risk of theerwners.
The Prnprietors weuldtrierely state for the
million of the phblic, that this Lint has no connec
tion whatever with existing Linda, nor will it hns
any ennuedtion— hilt will swill nr tall on its owe
merits.' POTT, SItOENER, FINN BY & CO.
Proprietors.
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March 23,
LEFT the stable of 6.0. Lelar at Minersvill
on Monday last, a dark bay, docked hailers
11"ntSF:, with a hailer, mi. Whoever will retard
him, shall be suitably iewardeB, and all charges paid
by leaving him at Mrs. Christ's Tavern, .ibverstrine.
oct 26 43—ti
Clothing: Clothing! Clothinirll
:RUST received from the manufactory ofS.tokes &
41 F Brown, Nu. 296 Market Street, Philadelphia, a
new and extensive ainniment of cheap ready made
clothing, which is now oper.ing at the corner of
Center and Mehantaego'Streels, opposite O'Connor'.
Hotel, formerly the stand of Alexander Graham.
This clothing bag all been manufactured expressly
to order during the past month, of the best materi
als, and in the best possible manner, and will be
cheaper then the same quality of goods can he
bonght elsewhere in Schuylkill County, for cash es.'
- cluilively, cash having been paid at a Moonlit 8 per
cent. and the subscriber being &terming to sell
per cent. cheaper than any other Merchant in
tithe, there wit! conscesently be a clear gait
per cent, to all who buy at this c
Also, on hand an elegant assurtmenl of eiipeifiue
west of England !quad cloths; Caalimierea. Vest
inga, tike„ u Bich will be trade up to order and war
ranted equal in point of fit ,or workmanship, to an]
done in Philadelphia.
Also, on hang and for sale at 12 pi.:? cent. below
the usual prices, a quantity of men's Hato, Boots and
show together with a small but well rieleetedfot of
Ladies Shoes. Also. the entire stock of Dry Goods,
Fancy. artcles, &c, lately kept by Alexander Grate
'item all of which will be sold at 5 re-? cent. below
cost:for cash. D. LIPPINCOTT.
Corntof Centre and Mahantanen St's.
ate at the • Old Post Office, and
formerly of 119 Cheennt St. Philad.
0 191 , 412-I.f
Public Sale.
1 ON Saturday morning, the 3016 of Nor
1;s; next at twelve o'clock, *ill beisoliFat A tic
II A non at the house,of William Mortimer.
- - in the Borough of Pottsville. • well Sn.-
tr , hed commodious two story BRICK HOUSE. situ
ated on the east side of Coalstreer, in said Borough,
lately occupied by Strange N. Pilule!. geq. and
now by Enoch McGinnis. The lot 6050 feet front
on Coal street and 130 fret deep. The House is 2I
feet front ',3, 30 feet with two storied . back
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buildings, fourteen f t t
' ide by twenty feet deep. ' .
Terms—} cash. o ' e delivery of the deed, the
balance with interest-seemed by deed and mortgage
on the premises in one year from deo of' the deed.
For further informatfon apply toe
4 • A. UNDERHILL,
No. 14. Penn street; or
G. W. FARQUHAR, I •
Pottssinik.
STRAYED awayl from the subscriber, residnag
in this Borough,. Idiom ten days. go, a Red and
White spotted Co ws . an iron beep round her neck.
locked with i small brass padlock, to which is at
tached a Bell, and has the letters J. F. on the hoop.
Whoever will return said cow to tlits owner, or give
him in&irMition where beam get her agahr, shall
be reasonably rewarded.
NOUN FINK
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Anthracite Coal and,
A greet Clqiseeic: l Capita lists
Trade. -
rirtflE Subscribers aving'inore than They -wish
T ob
m• to hold will sell a part of their lush% tract of
Cuel land, situated. at 'Fairlawn. in nylkill coon
ty, on the Ey: t Brunch orthe &hay lull, direettv he
co nrie'etion *lib the Rail Road lead s gto Port Clin
ton, on the Cowl where it its°. jai the Philadel
phia. Reading awl -Pottsville Rad whielt, la
now in, progrerso sod whenleaiipleted. wilifew •
continued' 1100114 etititiiiistance to , PhiladelpfilW-..
Said tract contains numerous veins of superior Red
Ash Coal and' lwal Oia, a valuable water powe r 1.7 a
the ptentireilikewise Lime lihethe witiviii. • 'jade.
which easOtie got on reasons bbi wrng. Tba.ero
is of a good .4itiality.l. end. the sineldwg .witibAn
thraeite being no longer a problenat-Tbe Subiiiiii
hers Will either sell a Fart of said tractor join 'as
partneri in'the said business. Persona lifter - iiiteci
are iuSitetito see 'for therndeltes, litett - -t . he'; great
advantages of the above eats earl* ail lo,eonvhitio
that the advatitageaof the obaiii.rkerberlsiorigrep
cannot be equalled. ehleyrhere—F4 4 .Utber.peruess,
fare enquire ig,,3olin;Trinkliorea-Tirma9int. Marker
Canby or Je - iiiee.lirebt - utiWilminoin. Dative-re,
- COARLEEVCAtiaI&r-i
JAMES WP 1 4,14.- t ,
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MOO
IMES
stray florae.
oct 19 42—Is
Stray Caw.
Sept: 2/3,
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FlNElEJAutribet ha* st,..nrnevteedlll t ifiitifiliti)le &
AL
tale" Ot 611911 Syrup, sil
by tie dozen • otrobrele bottle at iatiog: tipivisk Nab
pima: e: • leatt 8- C.41/4Tite.
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