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With the blue brißht sky aboT4, thee, - 1
With thy topes all LOA§ IDA
Avid the heart, co* that could lave:thee ;
Arid thin*, as the w*ra !tears sitqt
And saddened thorigtt4 come ITY ice,
bt that cold, yet chairieliss, hear t,
the bitter vicrild before thee.
The wild flowerets spay tvirer,l -
O'er 'the bright iorrng jilted the relying,
And above the sile . ekgrrere, jj
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Will .she summeq ‘ lxrirrile sighin g ; '
Thou may! se weep,for t!ur once bright eye .
• For the smile that cheered thY sorrow,
Give to the winds 'yEiy si g h, „
They may weep for' thee to mirrrow.
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a aatailt4eoltlrOW, I I 11. -
ty 'in herrglorpr
the altered glow, j,
tulle brigt laic- locks are Illearyi,
he lavished t4ust, j . " 1 ,7. •
ieart's sa4u restless fever g ;
he earth'? vain duet- I
arenche4and lost foririe:r:
in lave'', deep tone, !:F
U
of frieridsl4 spoken; t.
poisoned Trlarti alone' '
thine oi4 heart stun' 'tie broken ;
remf faith and love, I f :. 1
the pharitam yes beside thee,
a thinelle above, • I
ength tmtl hcipe to guide;thee.
I .1, iorzE.
I
I Geto on t
1' - Of bean
Look on .
• When
"POur out,
• " Of the .
Foith on
To be
Trurt tht•
In Ir. ,
Hide . thek
When
Dream th'
While
Raise -th!
For • *I
`Treasure
eiE.l el
• ..,-
ELIJAH' 421111114 Treasure ,re
4.1
the Dsreetor of the) I'oor :and of the I
ployment for the Cotisity of Schuylkill ]
day of January A: /..Y, 1839, to the f in
iial .4. D. 1840. 1•: 1 :: 1,: !
1 i PP.'. 1
'lB39.—Jan. 1. To balance remainin g '
Elijah liarnmer ;FresSurer
To cash 'received from pir c 4tors of thi
during the year i,, T I , ‘ i
To cash received Iron* George Bat'
' . interest on $2OO fro* his iblaihee
now a Pauper ' .r. • I •
Tocash received fnaniF. W'
fines
To do do.: 1 °01
Wheat, ; i •
To do do , 1 tiant
lat&Steward for balance'
bands from settlement Aj
Balance due Tieaeuref,
I 1.
By cash paid Isaac Miner,
I front the Ist of April. 184
By cash paid Samuellifuntal
op to the Ist of ApritlB.3l
- By cash paid for'Mechnnics
Shingles rind other mi
buildings and repairing c
By cash paid for Flaniiels,l
blualin,And Checka,Cal
' and Flax Linen, &e.„
By cash paid for Sugat,Cof
Chocolate, Soap,Oil, Sp
' Fish and Salt
Hardware, Earthebilßueeos and
17 Banes Flour i
7 Heads Steers , t's
4 Cows
1 Horse d .
Beef
Bacon
Pdtatoea
42
Apples, Cider and ymega
ni
Brushes and Broes
Shoes and Stockings;
Shipstuff I I
Tobacco
• 1 Stove Pipe, and Ti Wa
• Materials, and Mechanics
Stationary and 1 cottage
56 tons coal
Constable fees for bringing paupe
Relief to out dour pahpera
Carding dying and (weaving
Road and school tax for 138 and
Limestone •
Hired. men 1; f,
Hired women '
• El:sabeth•Shoemakefl yi
Rakes - ii•
• Gaidehing
Saddlery ;
Blacksmith
• Printers
Coffins
Sawing
Freight and toli',9 ilerc
Apothecary I ;
Coats
Ground rents on lot
Pott.rille
Makin; shirts
1 Clock
1 Plough .
Assicants to Steward
Thimothy seed
iron u •
SAS
Ify oh paid Wm ;
• ; sal ry as Hireable 1:
• Ex a servioss
Samuel K. Kepner .t. l
, for 1838 '
F i Do Extra per
Do. do
Daniel B. Keralmer . ,a
for 1838
'di 3 dais tx
ea
Direetoill.
111 20 00
1 f
IS service - j 450
• ' P -- 24 50
Willie! Bartolet 1> r salary rsii i'
Director for isp • i - i'l 20 00
Do do rx4i servici • .13 12
• ,
'. J . , ! i
2-fy ea.% .paid" Tease Moser for 8. -
months service a i ii Steward I .
~...... Samuel liuntslng , late'Btcysardir
13
'f - - and Clerk for 9 ,onths service .1'
„Jag. !,13an nan,tEsq yeat a italary ;, r..
as,Coonsel for ireetorsi . • ?•'4,: 48 00
Do ,ilo ' 4z l rti servicat ;f 30 00
t Jf hie eatarkl
:,68 OD
Charles Foeht, pa
a 4 Clerk
Ehjeb.flammer 1
Treaenret for I
s. Doc or George '
• year service as
Doctor S. R. bled
, vim+ rendered
meow
ia l i / 41etacIt . .4i1 7 - ,
.. . 112
so
ftuiscia9 1: ,
ar,' I I year "0 ; I •
uti gilifFlT.
'By ilatance due . re.
IV . ,e,:,the Subscr iber
/it ill
havapg-! examine t.
and Dereuttira ef Sel
pep meet for, th e u
d.it port the for g.,
out investigation -a,
0111 1 hundred , ar. .'
Wttneas our hand
D. 840:' f , tEI
,
r Samuel Hantunger, late Steward'
'Samuel
for tho , Chanty of
ri ha first day '.or January. 1839. to
t4..D.'1839. into last day only in;
.-1 I A • 1 ,
r 1
ara r
be ce in haad
)t i of Additore , l
cifiglijah Haw:
I 1 1 ; ~; ' , - 123'.00
'‘11;. rent 1 ,23 00
37 rm
,a Aceinini n
ficitAse!'or i
ayllitl4 from
it day !ifltpr*
!de& . -
of
«
;it
I. Tel
4'per 14st re
&el received'
et. Triatiar.'
ILT
Fri •Jeo
ury 11.011,,
-
ICE
I
t
For finea, - Babbatti fireakittg'
fiarning ; ,' - •
Disturbing public worship -
Huntirig on Poor-floile Vane
For - itay, Beet r; Veld , Cr e s r oeuid
Rage i > ••''
Aides and - • t
Wood rred baulir.g,
School arid cereicharge on sour
From
Boarding paupers . .
Calico. both. daonelcaillt ribbon.
wool. ' baskets; butter,
&odor binjelf•' •
411!):71
account until,
House of Bm:j
frinn thefirsti
pt day
,of Jan
the hinds o
$327 01
°°!' 5,950 00
her.
Mete
12 00
itman,
2 OO
OE
800 ;
ger
his
46- 25;
,1 174 33
'uel Hu
!remaintl
ril tat 1
FEE
Co d s die Insjiluticin
I $14 56 00
Stewnrd -
II I-- 1006/
, and alai) 'Board, -- • /
‘tterials for;[ new
1 /i
4:16
' 13Sleti ' Tea ' • '
other bui di7e ,/ 89 563 2 65 11 ''
Blanke ,',4lusly / • :
lino, 11 fe. , Tow 7' - ,
I', -530 501
—.., ,' • . 53 28f
darWare 88 38/
186 876
• '. I 240 39
05 00
. 11 1 ' .97 56
I
- I 1 95 26/
ll'i 13396
I I j, 3 1 8 g
62 1 35
' . 22/79
-61(2
43 1 9 4
-14499
17 011
99 90
24 35
202 875
36 41
-,67 73
183 79
210 05
42 90
61 97
4 80
I 14'39
..,
. i I ,I 35 26 10 60
i i , J 30 75
, . I I 12 00
/-• 25 18
aandiie &c i I ~25 66
• 4 431
I
1 i • I , se 74
btorr is Additioi tO
l~
=E
ee, Mol
ces, Stc
il
ii I
Barn 1
for new
t9l-I°H .
11' I
839 '
r dowerylln rm
1 1
, 50 00
13 08
800
9.,00
34 70
- 1 75
21 73
lIE
tkft YS.
tiff I year' r
11;11838 ISIV'
_
0 00
, 1
'' l•
• 1 1
ear ea ary i 11
1 '
rl 1 oo
ice folk4B3B° 63 00
o- ,
for 1839:j 18 00
r i
113
50.00
101 00
EEO
200 60
450 00
78 00
20 00
70 00
865f9'594
174 334
tore of Schuylkill courity
aunts of the Treasurer.
rid 'Odle House of Em-
Schuylkill, Respectively •
. teinent as the result of
rj r& doe the Treasurer
four' 33-100 - dollars,
9th .. day of Jamiary, A.
1.1 IHUNTZINGER,
ICUTZ,
WNING.
MM
90 461
El
et April, A. 'p.1839
CR.
11839-;Ry4ish paid for 1443 lbs.' •
flour
Blackitnitii *fork • - -
Medicine !. .;
Expense - 1r mid_ postage'
Coffins : ; -
Constable bringing pauptiii •
Renewed of policy of insofar*, -
Leather arid shoemaking • •
Printing . • .
Clover seed - ' - - .
Corn.. eggs, dinner bell, bOuse'
keys, soup i lind nails
Oat door relief '
TOIL gate ' .
Assistant to steward
Hired, men '
Cutting cord wood, and wore' ore
Farm
Toilet ing ! _
Plan of new • bard r -•
Witnesswages, costs arid, Conn.
eel.fee Cat Easton) .;'•
To three , months compensatiod as
Steward and Clerk, fiorri let. of
January, to the let of April, 11439.
To cash paid Elijah .tiammer;
Treasurer - •
Is r
aac Mo ser,
Steward, in accoun t with the Di.
rectors of the
Poor and of the House of Employ.
ment for the county of Schuylkill, from the Ist day
IX April A. IX 1839, to the Ist day of January A.
D 1840, i -, ..%
: .
PR.
Carth.recrived from Elijah Ham.
mer, Trpaeurer
boarding 'paupers
hay
timber • _
rents
, B. Kepner, Eq. $l2 00
j, G. Rausb, Es+ 2 W.
Fiugei for damages done by
letray-horse in field 2 00
beef
indentures
fire ivood,
peeture
atones ,
onions
paupers,
muslin, flannel, stikkings; &c.
•
To lienee remaining , in the
h de f Aeolic Moser, Steward
Clt..
By cash paid for hired men,
clads, dr.c.! t •
by cash paid for labour in hay
Making and harvest
by cash paid for rye and corn Sz.er.
constable fees for bringing pan-
Pars to House
hardware, &c. • •
dry goods
travelling expense
grciceriea •
'fish
'shoes and stockings
stationary
tailor work
dried peaches, apples, and cherrys 4c.
1 barrel - flour
shingles and boards for new buildings
potatodi
80w 1.!
i •
seed wheat !
4 tons.coal
511 heads cabbage
postage, r. ,
justice fees for signing indentures
baskets, 'beef, cost, &c -I
hired women • .
gardening
mason work at new. buildings -
out door relief, lime, and apothecary
seeds, cabbage plants, and toll
compensation as steward from the tat
of April 'to the let of Vecember A.
D. 1839, 8 month
balance in the hands of4he Steward
Paupers remaining in ithe House on the Ist day
January, 1840
/: e 2 •
male
male under 12 years
female.
females under 10 yearei
out door pOrpere
Paupers admitted into' the House from Ist'day Of
^ January 1839, to Ist day January 1840.
male :
male born in House 3
male but door . , 6
female
• •
female .. born in Hones
female orn door
•
Whole number ' 247
I
males diScharged and a secluded i 75
female do , .! do , i 51
males died : 12
,
do„, do out door '.
females died ~
do do out door
bound :5 boys and 2 gy,
remaining
M
BOUND OUT DURING THE YEAR 1839.
George Fritz to Joilush Thornas,:ot Roaring
'Creek township„Colunibia county, William Swenck
to Abel G. Swift, or the/ Barone, of Pottsville,
Sebuilkill county, Daniel li to Solomon Lindner,
of Rtzah township,,Schoykill ,county, John Roach
to; Joseph Albright, of West Brunswick township
Schuylkill county. Johtl Esquire to James Thothas
olf:oil township, Norihumbcrland county; Marga
ret :Roach to Fredericik C. Epting; of; the Borough
of Pottsville; Schuylkill county, Mary Fulton to
Daniel Old, of the Borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill
county.
MADE IN 110IJSE.
. .
64 Shirts, 24 Showilie, 47 Frocks, 39 pair Pinta.
loons, 15 Roundabonts,9 Sun Bonnets, 46 pair Shoes
16 Petticoats, 47 Aprons, 8 Table Cloths, 19 Towle
Night Caps, 19 Bed Sheets,lB pair Stockings, 9
pair Mittens, 30 Coffins, 50 Pilfow Cases, 16 Dol.
eters,'l6 Bed Cover Crises.
• PRODUCE OF FARM.
Ryp 432 bushels' Wheat 1101 bushels, Summer
Wheat 14 bushels:Oita 444 bushels, Corn in Cobbs
620 hashels, Potatoes 950 bushels, Hay 69 four horse
loads, Corn Tops 7 toed!, bushel Timothy Seed,
91 bushels Buckwheat, 17i bushels Onions,s6 bush.
els Clover Seed, 53 lbs. Wool, 1250 Pickels, 1550
Cabbage Heads:.:_• i ' L ;i •
PRODUCE OF DAIRY, • , -
8916 lbs.BUtter. . -
`Siaugtitered 1, Heifer, weight 307 16., Elide 5Q
lbs.,-4 Calls, weight g 74 lbs., likdes 316 lbs.. r
Fattened on : Farm - and Slaughtered 5 Steers,
weight 2235 lbs., Hides 368 lbs.,,Tallow 90 lbw,-
4 Cows, weight - 1626i. lbs., ,Hides 228 i lbs., Tallow
114 lbs.,--8 ; Hogs, weight 1053 lbs:, Lard. B7 lbs.,—r
9 Sheep, weight 526 lbs.,—sold one Calf for 10 dol
lars• ' ' .
Ws, the Subscriheie,. Auditors, of the county fof
Schuylkill, having examined the account of Isaac
~Ittoser. Steward of the Schuylkill county Alma
to..resPectfully report the abort Statement
h.
:as ; Jesuit of, our intrestlption: Belem* rth
62'50
20.00
8 50.
s .off
MI
39`23
8609
4 75
100
• I 43
919.23
EMI
liral
ST.z. ss i
47 89
2 00i
1 00
- 1:4611
10,0.0'
11 10
37 SO
44 69 -
8 00
80 00
9 71
24 00
455.
15 00
43 34
31 65
10 00
4 00
51 40
150 00
'1 46 26
8628 55}
IMI
$B7O 00
95 89
110,08
19 62
147 14
16 01
2`94
5 00
3 08
5 00
150
FIZI
16
, 6 7
81324 52
rim
$2.71 85
108 466
282 05$
200 00
1 48 31
$1324 52
94
- 247
number
EOM
EH
'do ' th S d
inmnuiinß the..han ot. e tawar
31-100 Witifeo . out liiindothis itia9tli day
of Januory.A. • e -T-s
;1. .
EDWARD
PETER guTz.:_,.
' •
2 2
THE ttubieriber , teepectfiilly.inAinni
- hie 'Heade and the-public in gittaral.that
• • has itut. received ond opened SA se
,
1 '1 . sotnient of genuine ar.d fresh -
DRUGS, MED ICINES.- CHEMICALS
•- ". DYE, STUFFS; - •
togottlter : With a yetrietY Perfumery and Fancy
-ArtiCles. and an assortment of - PATENT ' ME.DV
.CINEB, such as •, •• - , , ,
, _
• ' Batsman ' s Drope.Godavyis Cordial Torlintin'i
Balsam, Dloby's Carminative, Balsam De
British Oil. :Harlem , Oil, Gpedeldocir. Worm Tea,
BiCker's Eye Salve. Lea's Antititlions.
eon's - Eye, 'Water, Goldin Tinetire,'Tetter.` Ring .
Worni and 'ltch Ointment,- Barbee* celebrated
I Horse Polder, •-•
All of which are offeredfus sate very let?: - E
- tIT Having engaged the services of an EXPERT.'
ENCED,.-_DRUGGIBT, front. PbiladelPhis"i he feels'
confidence in assuring the public that Pltvetairee
PitasciitrraiNs will be carefolly and aeontitely
pounded at all hours.- Neither' pains 'or' expense
have been spared in procuring the best selection of
article?, and he hopes by attention and climbs merit
and remove hie share of public patronage
JOHN -8. C. MARTIN, -
. • Centro Street;-.next to Mahantatigii.'.
.Pottsville, Feb. 22, 1840..
VARLETT STORE.
rIME Subscriber respectively informs his Ilrlend
-•• and the public in general that he keeps on has
and offers for sale cheap,: •-1 , , • ,-. ••
Gentlemen'sid, Cotton, nd Berlin Gloves,
K
i i i
do. . 'White and BI ck Cotton do.
Gum Elastic, Cotton andorsted Suependern,
ti lV
Real Black Italian Crava ; •- .
White and Figured Punge Pocket Ildkk, • `-'
Plaited and Plain Satin Stocks.'
dO. , -do. Bombazine do., •
- Linen Bosoms and Collars, •
Merino and Conlin Half Hose,
Hair, Clothes and Tooth Brushes,
Cologne. Lavender and Rope Water. -
Bear 'a Oil and Pomatum,
Tooth and Pearl Powder;
Castile and Shaving Soap,
Ladics'a Top, Neck and Side. Combs, '.
Real Turtle Shell Side Court's, -
Patent 4 Key and Single Key Flutes, ~
Clarionets-5 and 6 Keys, and Fifes,
French and German Accordeons,
Violins—various kinds,
Violin Bows, • ,
Gamuts fur Clarionet, Violin, Flageolet, Flute an
Fite,
,z • •
Flageolets Violin Strings, Piasoke.,
Silver ever point Pencilsata Leads,
Pocke Books and Wallets,
Lemon Syrup,
Currant Jelly,- - ~ ~
Preserved -Ginger,
Confectionary, Fruit, Toys, &c. &c. &c. '
JQLIN S.C. MARTIN.
/Spt 7 ' 36
Pl EW STORE.
T. &W. Pollock,
"JAPE just received a New end Ele ant assor
a.m. meat of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting o
Broad, Beaver, Pilot and Barak Cloths, Cassi
mere., and Sattinets.
Merinoes ' French Chintzes, Calicoes, Muslin de
Lanes,Shallas, &c.
Brocha, Merinoe, and Woollen Shawls &
Black, Satin, and Bombazine Stocks.
Blankets, Tickin; Canton Flannels,. Br. and.
81. Muslin., Country Flannels, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves, Looking Glasses, Waiters, &c.
With a general assortment of Hardware, Queen
and Cedar Ware, Nails and Spikes.
Wrought and Horsehoe Nails, Aniils and Viet!.
American, English, Blister, Cast, Shear, and Ger,
mans Stol.
All of latch will be disposed, of at the lowest
prices.—Call and See.
Nov 23
JIT THE'
. •
•
Cheap Grocery Store,
' Corner of Centre and Callowhill Streets.
%IRE subscribers have just received a now supply -
Ja• oi all kinds of Groceries, such as Tea, Coffee,
Sugar, Mollasses,'Lard,(Shoulders, and a sone' ior
article of Hams, also Honey' yruP aneSteam Mo
lasses, Mackerel, Shad, Salt,&c., all of which is of
fered cheaper than ever for cash, by .
HUNTZINGER & KREBS..
august 24 34rtf .
Preserves.
THE subscriber has just received and'offers for
saki preserved _
Quinces, Pears, Crab Apples. . .
feaches, and Ginger. .
Currant Jelly,
.. .
Blackberry do.,
Tamarinds. JOHN S. C. MARTIN. '
oct 26 i . 43-tf '
lew Cheap Cash!tore.
RIINTZINGER & KREBS;
WHOLESALE and Retail Dry goad. Grocery
Tea, and Liquor Store, corner of Centre and
Callowhill Street, next door, to the Exchange Hotei
Poilsville. . • ,
aprl 27
• Lumber! Lumber !
50,000_ 18 and 2° inch joint Shingles,
25,000 Lap Shrugles.
SAO feet halt inch Poplai Boards, •
5.000 feet half 'inch Pine Boards,
Also' inch Boards, and other Lumber, -
For sale on reasonable terms.
• Jan 18 3—tf , SAMUEL HARTZ
Shamokin :Coati,lpaudei
FOR, SALE:
fbNE undivided half part of two tract° of land,
w 'r situate on Shamokin Creek, Northumberland.
county. State of. Pennsylvania, in the „warranted
names of Joini Brady, and, - Robert Gray, iontainiug
eight hundred and sixtveight acres and allowances;
these lands are adjoining, the flourishing town of
Shamokin, (destined to become a second Pottsville)
they abound with both the red ash and the white
ash coal ;And on the lower tract iron ore, of the kid
'ney species. has been found in considerable quanta.'
ties. The .Pottsville and Danville railroads 'runs
nearly through the middle of both tracts, - and is in
complete order from Sunbury to the centre of the
gray tract, thus giving them the •command of all
the, markets on the' fiusquehaana, (and now that the
canal is * niched 4 the tide . water) of all-the.
markets o .
.the Chealpeake. . - ~ .
, This property is offered_ for ' sitle.-:to •close the
estate of) e late Colonel. Francis - Johnston, by :
- A. W. JOHNSTON, Executor, . ..,
No. 7, Clinton Square, Chesnut street,
West ot 'Broad. '
?badelpbia Feb. 8
-Medicated SarsaparillB4 ,
A FRESH Supply °Moldy's colebrated.Medloa
ed Sarsaparilla, just - received and for sale by
Feb 8 '6-- ..` - . HANNAN.
CIEU MI&
pap Deka&lie and Raritan 616 ° 1 , et"Plil. -
'
give notice;that during pp . 's= they.
will, have edgily tOw, (Sundays excepted) tifbleam;
boats; between Fairmount and Bordentowm and be=
tween - New ilynnawick --and New fork, for.Cdat.
Boars, and that they Will only-charge - Sixty. cents_
I.,er ton, including the Tolle on the Cana:, A 1141161)
Boats returning emp . ty; WilVnot be Chargeil'inY
thing for liltram Tows% or Tells:sen t anal.
returning with Freight the rates will be
charged. . - •
STOCKTOZ7, Pfeil - dent.. •
Feb 22 .'s B=&no
avyts,plare
,yz.tLamps,
•-nr the bett*stnmi and moot appmted*ind ,
NW. Woo makeoriewt ipomei taidd limpocotCot*'
(maim done tbir imboMibeeif Clock sue..:.
Matir 1%4; Cep*: shiNtc-Pottritine: ;
1E163 1'22-4f JOSEPH COATSVITO_,ItTft.' •
AUDITOR , .
11 . esumiiStiliiii i 4filiimlnes*.
1 , ,,,;t .t om ,-. ,:„.. , ,-:,..,, , , , -; ,, -•••• ',,.,,,:::-
DRUG ..
IDMill STORE
Inas .713abscilt , eri ret's his_grateful acknowl
r,, rn
al: edgementaAo the 'tiring of . Pottsville , and;
others, who steppeo.ll3 rd tnhis assistance Oiler"
the lose of As ..ptoilert by Ere in December' hod.
ind-Would-alsir tortrint them and the public gta= - •
'trolly, that he has ' again Commenced the Drug'
Businersin the howls formerly occupied by Charles
W. Clemtesi_iu CirntreStreet, in the borough of
Poti.eville.where, , raoy „ alwriya be - bad a general as
sortment of 1 1..' 1, ' ' . . • ;
Drugs, - zi - •., -,; 1 : Medicines,
. i ..
Paints 1 . 1 - Oils,
Glass, -,- l '' ' l .. r '''Dte Staab' - '
P J
And every etheriartiel&br the ibme line, which he'
is disposed to sell 4 very low and accommodating
q '
terms. I - . , ... Ai;
N,"..13. 'tl7' Physicia .,,
ns prescriptions. carefully put
up at the shortest notice.
10,1838.
Pottsville. Mai
pe- Let.
Wharf uponlhel River Schuylkill, Philada.
THE subscriber offers for rent the large land .
. . • commodious Wharf won the Schuylkill, near .
South street, now necupted by him as a Coal Wharf,
and capable of doing an-extensive busineis, being
104 feet front•by 400 feet deep, affording accomme.
&diens for unloading 10 boats. 7he whole,plaiiked
in the very besOmanner. There are also ample
Stabling, Sheds, PcunP, &o. • ' '
- • • "zOpon, the lot there are two Brick
Houses. now tented, with Office and
s ••
! Scale &Use, the whole erected by the
" Sulscribee for his own convenience,
who being about retire from the Coal Trade of.
fere for sale upon zeesonable terms, Horses, darts,
Screens, and the cessary fixture!, for c arrying on
the business. Ft), .
Li E 73
MINT*S4IIOTA CI
NI- PILLS..
INTERESTI 0 AND APPLICABLE T 6
,i' '-. HE AFFLICTED,
with Disease •of ttio "Stomach, or Nervea;
Such as DYS EPSIA, either Chronic Or -Casha,.
under the Worst sYmploms of, restlessness. LoW
' • nest of Spirika, and General Emeleiation; CON;
. SUM PTION, whether of the Lungs or Liier
LIVER AF ECTIONS; JAUNDICE, both 011
iary anti• Spa modie,COSTIVENES37; WORMS'
of every vane y—RHEUMATISM.whether Aelote
or Chronic together with GOUT, SCROFULA,
Nine in th Head, Back, Limbs, and aide,TY—
PHUS FE ER, SCARLET , FEVER, Putrid
Sore Throe FEVER and AGUE, Spasmndie
Palpitations of th Heart and Arteries, Nervous
E
Irritability, Nerves Weakness, Hysterics, Tic
Douloureuz Cramp Female Obstructions,illeart.
_ burn, Head ehe, Co gh, , the Counnomor Humid
and the Dr or the Whooping; ASTLUMA,GriveI
and Drops ~ • ;
' ,1
The Blood las hitherto been considered by Empi.
rice and othe ~ as the great regulator oftbe human
system. and.,. ch is the devotedness of the adherents,
to thaVerronelous doctrine, that they content them
selves with 1 e
p i
simple.possession of this- fallaciOns,
opinion, with ut enquiring into the primary sources
from whence Life, Health, and Vigor emanate, and
vies versa. in, sickness , disease and death.' ;Not
so with . Da. H oerr , whose extensive research' and
practical ex 'epee soaminently qualify Win for the
profession o whicib %elms been one of the most, use
ful member He Contends—and a mordent's tithe
tion will con ince any reasoning mind of the 'correct
ness of hts v ews—that the stornach.-liver, and the
associated o gana,are the primary and great regale
tas of healt , and that the blood in very Many in.
stances is d pendent on these organs, and that` unless
medicinere ches THE ROOT OF TR E DISEASE,
i m
the superfle alionodynes usbolly , prescribed, Beare but
as foils to c er the ravages of deed-rooted maladies.
Under the se
convictions, at **expense &years of
EZE
close applic
one whose
prescribing
radical cu
ated. even
he does no
a supernal
within the
shew, that
given up,
rNrs BOTANIC-PILLS .
b'ean known to fail in - effecting twos very
results, that of raising front - the bed of
id, disease those who have tested their effi
,hus amply rewarding Dr. Hunt for his
nzioos study to attain this perfection in
GI ART.. . ,
sordinary success w hich has' attended the
VT's BOTANIC PILLS, is: the be crit.
eir superior virtues. They have, been the
inising if host lof languishing' pUtients
bed of affliction.) as is clearly . evinced in
ing. 1
CERTIFICATES. • ' +
. .
Dyspe sic or Indigestion Effectually Curd.
Mr. W n. Tucker, having lately befeh restored to
a sound s ate of health, 'through thirefficacy, if DR.
HUNT'SIBOTANIC PILLS. thlinks it an indispen7
sable duty to slate
,certain facts felatiie• to the die
ease under which he had so lone suffered?.. The
symptoma were—a painful obstruction, with ii con.
stant rejection of food, head ache, - palpitatido of the
heart, Hines of spirits, a troublesome dry Cough,
dizziness., tighlriesii a t . the chest and difficulty of
breathing,- almost_conetant pain in the sided loins,
and shoulders, accompanied with much languor and
debility. These aftlictions..together.with an uinsoal
degree of Elattderiee, brOught ori such 'a statej,of es
,
treme wtiOneas; as to prevent him from, attending
to his homes, and his health appeared lost bey9nd
recoveryl His friends and relatives fiecaMe *term
ed at theimelancholy prospect, and strongly recom
mended putNrl3
s-O,TANIC PILLS-they were
administed. and ; in aSew days proilaced•estonisti
ing relie f, and'finallfrealized a perfect restoration
to sound I health._ . , WILLIAM TUCKER.,.
'BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS:I
,have neve
gratifying
sickness a
cacy, and
long and . 1
the HF.ALI
The es I
use of HU,
- erion of th'
means of
from
. the
. the follow
IMO
Erea
that the
its entry ,
wise Pa
Street. N
vivee
v v t
-- • - , •
1 - 11Llie':Camomile Pills. .'
.., .
, AL N 0 TX ER . reCent test of the unrivalled virtue of
l zz• Dr, Win . Evans' - Medieines.--:DItiRKPSIA.
ENEARS 'STA NDING.—Mr.!L 'McKenzie,
176 Sur ton strect,lvas afflicted with Ifni:Above com
plaint fr t ir , ten years. which incapaeiated , him at in
te(Yabh,,Jorilm ,period !of air years, in attending to
his business, restored to perfect healtlr under the
salutary, treatment of Dr. Wm. Evans. ' 3 -- : ' ' ..
"-:-- BEWARE OF 'COUNTERFEITS.' "----
,
. 1174ution.--Re pirtimitaif iii prirchasing to see
the 'la I: Of thil•Medicine' contair ti
i• notice Of its
entry eiciording to Act of . Congreco;- And be hiier
wise par ticular in obtaining them. it!....1010 chathim,
street,.ew.York, or
,from the,, : , ..,
.. , '. , ' Regular. Agent.
... ,r, .' -B. BARRAN, Pottsville.
, .. _ .
- , Jan I. . 1, . , ; . '-_, 2
• jyr York o . ,inoked, 'SWIM
supply'pfibfkinipei
rioritticki; .;For saki by : 2 j
Doc T! 49-if T. &
Mil
WIC T. EPTING.
teims apply to
11ENRY
,Lp.4u,t - Ir.,
N0:137 - Sotith'Fidnt street, '
e! ,. BERT G. TIEGAR,
. .
ion, the doctor has discovered - a
reedi.
.archirig powers are irresiitible, and in
is with a knowleitge °tits being a'
in the various diseases °treat:l3r entimer.
applied in the most critical"cases; hal
intend to prescribe to
tuArs BOTANIC PILLS
ral agency, although from positive Proofs
nowledge of hundreds, he is prepared to
hen every other earthly remedy hasteen
patiido!ar in purchasing; to see
labet - bf this Medicine contains am:Arco of
ceordingto.Act of Congress.' Arid h eliltS
tiSular; in 'obtaining' them at - 100 C hatham
w York. or from the ;. • .
REM's-AR AGENTS.
B. BANNAN.
R. McELWEE,'llarrisburg.
' i 8—
Child's 7*cirsqi
Tit), a viod 'Child's Nurse. ; Apply a
ie office.
_
iittiritit • AiiB9JroE.NEiter
•
- -
...•" - 'JOIINSIZTER; -
tildETOß,Reffet4foUy requests hbo friends
and customers win accept ttis sincere thank '
l
ror -the great- encouragemint he has received from
them-s ince he opened the abmi establishment:
-In making this request" 11.13. takes the opportuni
ty to inform them,he has inade'ettensive arrange:
meats for the Winter Buiineasond will constant
,ly be -eupydied , with albttiedelicacies and extieles
'which theehiladolphia Market can afford duringlthe
Winter Scaism.
el
Fit 2l 7 i .o7:d . s,
Sesitoped.
Chsffinlf Dish,
Rousted, •
Stewed, :: .'
• Venison Steaks._ i
Sardines..—&c.—fc&:" ,- -• •
• ' •..r '• '' ' W HITES: .. ' -
Old Ataderia Wine, . '••• psi bottle.: . ''2
do. Pale "Sherry,. : . do. T. , 2
• do. Brown do. . . do. . 2 4
L
• do. Port; do. _ ':i do. .. , 2,0
' do. Lisbon; do.' - '2._ '6. - '1
Champaign Henry Clay / Wi•e, . -2 ti
do. Napoleon, :' /.. do. 2
do. ' Woo&ock ! ' . . do. ', :2 00
' do. Victoria; . do. . 2bo
do..Patretto,! ' do. 200
ILoncloo'Brown Stoutf7 . -small bottles 7 5
Pepper's,,Smith i s, aud;Sechel's X X Pale A l e on
Orriught. Ap=artments. i'alviaya io readiness for
supper parties, ke., sod thoie who call way eipect
to receive ovary attentico. , ' ; • '
' N0v.1 . 6 ''
' ' ' '• • 46-Ltf
. ~
THE subscriber mantlfactures Steam Engines of
any power or capacity. for. Pumping, Clefring.
and Working Mines. or propelling hon. Furnaces,
Rolling Mills.. - Forges, Grief ,Mille cwSago Milis,Caet
Iron Blowing Cylinders. 114 Blast Pipes, of the:
most efficient and approved plane. . . - . 1
Rail Road work. &c.. together with every ilesertp.
tion of Machinery that can, be made in a Fondry,
Blacksmith and Machine Shop, executed' p ro mpt ly
and on favourable terms.. ,
Drawing of Plans and!Arrangernenta will be made.
without charge for all work that may be ordbred at_
the above Establishment: w
' . -,BENJAMIN F. POMOY.'
U - If
I;
Mechanical Departinent under the direr
E. W. McGinn% Machinist.,
EXCHANGE HOTEL,
POTTSVILLE.
• ~
.. . . I
i:",,j,,, - HAS-taken, this commodious establish:
EE2 3 " merit recently occupied by JosephrWeaver,
Esq. as the " National Hotel," corner of Ctre and
Callowhill streets, and has materially improved its
F
arrangement for the - accommodation of c tomers.
The situation is pleasant and central, bein contig.
nous to the Post Office and Town HO, a d in the
business part of the boiough ; aitilthie D ily Lines
of Stages arrive and:depart from the Exc lenge to
and from Reading, portlnnberland, Da villa and . •
Cattaw ism.
PRIVATE FAMILIES who desires plnding the
be
summer months in the.Coai Region will furnished
with parlours and chambers calculated to please the
fancy and render comfortable the most fastidious
guests; and TRAVELLERS %will always find those
accommodations which are most desired, and the
strict attention of servants. . .
It were superfluous to say that his ABLE and
BAR will always be furnished with th .choicest
viands and liquors,; and with a wish and exertions
to giatify his guests he anticipates the patronage of
the public. I • 1
Pottsville. april.l3, 1839. . • 1 15-ly •
;,..
•',7,
MC
lIM
,
from 75 t 641.00 Oriel
50 to • 62i per
50 • •
:•311 a • .
05,'' -
soo :*
POTT&VittLE .
lIIICON *WORKS,
NORWEGIO STREET,
( Opposite lifOrtimer's Hotel.)
iltiarn drohnsoti
RAIL ROAD IRON.
Acomplete assortment of Rail Road Iron from 21X11
to IX inch. ±, .
RAIL ROAD TIRES. ftrom 33 in. to 56 in. ester.
nal diameter. corned &.un.'
turned.
RAIL . ROAVPAIL.ES. 30,3 in. diaineler Rail Road
, .
• .• Azle% manufactured from
i the patent EVCable Iron.
RAIL ROAD -*'ELT. for placing between the
-Iron Chair and stone block
• of edge Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROPE manufactured from
. New Zealand IFlaz saturat..
ed with India Rubber, and
'intended for Incline Planes.
mast received a complete as.
sortment of Chains, from
in. to 11 in. proved & man
lactated from , the best ca.
ble Iron. •
SHIP BOAT AND. RAIL ROAD SPIKES,.
• of differeht sizes, kept con
stantly on hand and for sale by
& G. RALSTON. & CO.
No. 4, South Front Street:
3-iv. •
CHAINS.
Philadelphia, January
Anthracite Iron. .
To Iron Masters
. .
THE eghseriber,l'svill be prepared a ft er the 10th'
January 1840, to, furnish ` plane and drafts,
for bonding' furnaces' to smelt fret' with An•
tliiiiiiite;and wilt attend presonally. either ' to build.
ing or blowing in:. HO deems it-noneeessary to of.
ter to the growing importance.of this branch of th
iron business, or 'to offer testinitinials of his exper
ence,in both, the old Country and Ainerica. 'phi
success which has attended his exertions in. Potts
ville.will be the guarantee of his future operation
' Persons Who, desire his, ervices oi. any inform
tiod connected with his 'asiness, will make applic
tion by letter to his address.
- .: -• • .• ,-. BENJAMIN Pi.
Pottsville, Sehuylkil
Dee; 28, 1 • ' -
, .
Pascal ..Iron Works
. , house.
No. - 71 South - Third StreekS.E. eerner Wails
PHILADELPHIA - 4
Tasker slEforris,
IRON Founders; and Manufacterers of Coal
m• Grates, Furnaces.' aitcben'Ranges, Bath Boil
ers, Perpetual Ovens, &c; Welded Wrought Iron
Tubes, for
D&c.
avViSafe:t*'
• of the best Construet4on..
Patterns for the Foundry received, and castings
deliSeiedNat Warehouse d Third '& Walnut Sc
philadelphia.
filoptensher 26.18311
Farr *ale.
•
•• • ,A FARM' of landiln the immediate vicinity of
Ali! Pottsville,: containing 20 •Ar.ree, 10 •Acres• of
,.,which is cleared and -in a gond atate.of cultivation.
• ALS 1, a valtiable tract of land inlefferson .conn•
ty near Ridgeuiiiy settlement, containing 1005 acres
Thiii tract is he t vilir timbered frith White Pine•arid
Cherry, and this spilis excellent for_ agricultural
The Wirier; and ,RidgewayrtUrnpike passes .4.
long said land. The County at present contains about
Eighteen Thousand inhabitants and is: falit increas.
log. _The setiscriber propolicii dividing this tra,ist
into fire eqUikeartti of two' hondreck and' 'one acres
each;rici" ae fo.:ponei within - ibe means of industrious
men'ofliailteif capital to , settle, in a healthy, &rm.:,
isbing;tind Taat,iinproving.coority. . •
.ror terms, or further information, enquire of -0, „,
• . WM. 'HAGGERTY, z• "0
Emit:dor of A. Wainwright, de:ceased.
Pottsigje.NOv44' If
,r„ - .
*SIPS WHIPS! I
AL-Yggsll-10PPIY144•WhiP%,,fikrveriteCett !•,og,r
perior mooititeture A ,jast,!eirived and fox sale
at this Ir. BANNAN.
. Jan ..25'
en
- ,1 -- ,. , e .., ,
- We tti — 'atAi. .. roth
~ . AT,7IIP. ; ULD STAND.
.t
' 1 ;. - -Nii.'6s 'NORTH ' FRONT .13 1 11
~ ,,--, • EAST.':O. .(D... - •:. • i - ! ll'
. Taiimi Davis -imam, slur. Coasuta o 1 . ,
- . - -
... .. pHILAIRI;LPIII:41, li
- -• :DiA.NUFACTE r RERS;
iVbiteLeaddriand.U. -... Calomel, -:;„ ;; 1;
gionndin V:Ii1; 5 . , Red Pvecipt, ..,1;
Ned Lad, .- - White_ o
( l ahun
tam ;'; al e; -- ' .• - ' Vitriol Alb: ' 1
Chronic fellow. . - „Ilinlp 'Si ii
do. Green ~, ,' , ', Tart. Lmetic :11
A -
O . - lied ' . , ' 'Ether Sidph. 1 1
.Patent Yellciw --' • ' '; ;do 'Nitric • r
,Sugar Lead -,-,.; •: 1 ;:. 'do Aeedc f i
Copperas • , :Lunar Caustic
01-Vitriil ' - ' ' Com.- I - do -
Aq-Portis . -.- ' . Acet. Morphia ~
Moriatic Acid .141ph.1, do • . 1 i;
Epsom Salts ~
Lac.Suk'hur j I
Tart: 'Acid, '-' - Cipi-An Nartot i
Sup-Cub. Soda • Keane' Mineral . 1
Corms, Sub: Mere. . . ~.Eddopa do. ,1 t• -_
' • Refloess ofChaiiiphor,Sal Nitro,Brimistene,l3i
()Terror sale !be above mentO)ned artir,tei:togo
,a general assortment or faintaJ - Drop end- Ipli
andivers other ,
article in ibe C tamed and,l4
in'e: i
, , . ..
_. 1 I
.fall the rtieles emoriM
. _
' - Being manufeturera of gm, .ne a..
der the above bead, they pledge I themselves tosopt, ply
t6eir frienda and the publie on the moat ! riasettable
terms. . 1 '
Window and Picture Glass, firom 6 6. to 24
(tot 21.1837 - r. -- -1. ..• , -
The CamoMile Pak .
A SEVERE,cose of . Pars,cured at 10,0 :hat qt
'lll:street Mr. Daniel Spinning ofShmwsbuiry. Eden
Town. New Jersey; vvaesevorely afflicted oath Piles
for more than 20 years. , lie I had recourse to WWI
.icines of almost every description,; also thejidvice of
several eminent ,Physicians, ,but • newer (Min, d :the
• slithlest relief trom any, sourde whatarver4 until be
ca led on Dr. Owing, or 100 Chitham street. N. Y;.
and , procured some medicine flom him. ffoloeh
he found immediate relief.' arid iiibsegnently a 'per.
fecti cure.. i j•
' :BEWARE j OUItITERI. 4 BITS.
o:7'Caution.--Be particular in purchasidg.to„ace
the the label of this Medicine
,containe_a noiide grits
entry according to Act of Co:ogress. 1 And! . be ; like.
wise particular . i n' obtaining them at 100 hatham
atreet,New.YOrk, or fraiti the 1
• - Regaldr Agent.
'B. BANNAIs/,
E . . 2
Jan ll
Orwigsbupg Acairieur
ir HE Trusties of this Institution,l reap _catty in
'••• forms their neighbours and the public general
ly that the Academy ielnow Open tor the rceeptiono
Pupils from all parts Of the country ; It situation
is one of the most healthful and pleasant' in' the
state—there is nothing within its vicinityto drew
youth from the path 0r Morality—ever" thing is
calculated to entice PUpils from abr
The principal iastructor is Mr. P. B. Ciassa,late
of Dickinson College, ;and they. feel assucti that As
l it
may be able I to , give Renetal sato action. to these
who may be disposed to patronize the Inetitution.—
' In conaeoneace of reeeiving the state annuity, the
price of Tuition has i been much reduced. and 'no
pains have been epared in providing every thing
which may add to the comfort and advancement Of
the scholar. 1 i 1-
' The coiirse of study and the plan otinstruction,
are the same' with those of the older Adadernies of
our state; but studies immediately . ) connected with
the business of lite, end the intercourse of society,
. will coustitute a prominent department.l • •-
Application for admission may be made to either
or the subscribers, Tiustees of the Inatiition.. . ~ .
JOHN DREHER, r FREDERICK REED,
HENRY, VOUTE, WILLIAM GARRET,
ISAAC ORWIG. ; , JOHN M. , BiCKEL. ' ' .
JOHN . MAWUREft, JOSEPH WOOPSONii.'-
. Orwigsburg, Oct:3 - ; . '- 404 f rr
;lion O
I
4t—tf
'FOR 5A1,1.1- - ..,-;
- - ,
WILL be sold at private sale, the Foandry
pleasantly situated at Port Clinton;SebUylltill
county, on ve ry reasonable term. Thip Fouary
is at the commencement of the ittle Schoyl , kill
ii .,
and Susquehanna Rail Road, noW- Making, and
will in a Alin time bei one of the best aituatioue
in_ the country , to dO a large business For terms
&c. apply to ' PARKE dr. TIERS;
'lro'n Founderje,Thiladelphid:
'or ISAC MYERS. ' ^
Pdrt Clinton..
-' • E-63t
- •- AL BARGAIN.. .;
. For Sale or to Rent,
7%, ACRES Coal Land, S
with iTaggons,ehottot
,I •Sereens, Landing, &c., all 10 complete order
for working, having 3 good Ve z ina open, situated
near Middlepori, and known a ri ,the Lewis * *AO,
Tract. • For tarots apply to
• J AMES'M. !BEAT ryl.kottsville;
or JACOB PETERS, Fhiladelphiii.
Assignees of Jacrb. 801 l &Co.
.1 ' • • 'l2 tf
' 1 t-
March 23
•
- . Campion. f •
THE Subscriber' givei notice
_t .it . the.7s acres 01
Coal Land neat Aliddleport. advertised . for. sale
Jamia M. Beatty - Wad Jacob . 'eters, Assi gnees of
lamb Bull & Co are not the property of thesaid
( Jacob - Bull & .C 0.6 Mir ut the slid Assignees, but
that the title . to the moiety- of 'the - land is vested in
the subscriber . , and in , he • representatives of. Henry
E.Neleigh; deceased, land that any title derived from '
'said - assignees will be corteated I at, law by.tbe Sub..
scriber. . ROBERT B. IiELIGH.
' Dec 'l4th'
Pottsvillv.
MARBLE, REANIUFACTORY.
Fr HE subscriber begs leave, o, inform', thi inhab
tents of tbis'Place, and the surrounding coantiy
hat he has on handl and intend keeiiing_ a large ,
and well seleeted' t quiittity of Marble Montinicnts
for graves—and would invites' these wishing toper
chase'to give hint final!, Dabs akuitirei them - that hei
li
will sell afteheap *they can be rocurcd ini.locre
in' the State, and as well - enk ?ill' which - *AI he.
done in either English or peri i
n, Scotch. tenth, Or
Welsh language or the dialect: I ' ' . -'. . - ,_
; 1 . ISAAC T AYLO R , Jr.
RRY,
I Co:, Pa. •
52-6mo*
Ware
FEED I , •
-
, •_ 1
ptitT §T.riLEAfri,L; .
THE .obseriber irespettrall nominees to the
. public that he has *dwelt outland 'athie Milt:
(fbernerlysowaled" by - ./o/th deceased,)
Feed, C.orn..dats. Ar;e. witioli be
will millet the Ticiireitt cash paces: „ ”
The 'market caah price will I* paid
of Grain: delivered
-at his Mill.
' ' 't !WILLIAM"; AUDENRiED:
Aft kinds of Lurriber. tar sale 'CM, UlAid
Yard—arid Lumber jawed to eiaer.
. Feb.B
11311
"riropoialls,
uritx, be received itthe EngineerisOffite
ww
Philadelphia and: Reading — Rail-Raid.
Reading. next.door ter, Berrie 'Hotel s till the tat of
November, next, for fortnahing t ; l 4o.oo(t White Oak.
7
or Rock Oak Silly. feet long; 'nd &medico 7 ineli
es thick. and wide;enough to aquarell mehes by 7.'
—To be delivered'
,at various ,Dints on the line oP
the Rail Road, between- Reading and Port Clinton',
by, the opening of the navigation next•c pang. - ••Foro:
fur therparticulere 'enquire at the Engineer's Office; •
k • ' • 'WIRT ROBINSON,' Engineer. - •
Readingreb. • II .s"—htf
. ,
TOlronl:lllanulticturers; ,--
!,1
THE.Subscriberihaving obtmeed the assigtimeet
from Mr. George, Crane.. fof a nut:ober of Fury=
Daces, mid holding iieo the) patent of , tholste,Dr...
Geieenhainer for the same. to ismelt. Iron Ore with ,
Anthracite Coal. and retaining!. the exclusive sight.;
of said pattent to ;1011013111CtOre,MalliableJran, etd
Steel, is prepared<4.o greet licensee* the Mitntifienti
tare *Alton.- -AnPlicatione Lobe madetrtlfilliellaiV
Death-Es+, at Pottsville, s -4.!1
- G ISSENOWERt-
Jam 4 - •
MIMI
Port:Clinton. Foundry
IMI
Mil
RE
ail
BM
MEI
I=
REEI
IMO
pra Law
thei wit
e amine
edicinal
MEM
80.. •
48-
BEI
4-~ao~i