I srae abrG .GARDEN
/Fire • Inisarance Company.
.1 f
111AFAKE both Itnalted and perpetual insurances' on
IVA-Brick, Steno dr Frame Buildings, StOrea, Hotels
„Nill3,l34rns,Statilei, rr hand ize . Furniture, and. Prop
/env of,nvery description, agilillet 10:314•01' damage by
,7
/ Theratthstoiberl4 sheen applinted Aar:NT for the
/ bora mention( d Ins itm ion and it. now ilrepared to make
I Inavamvet.s , • apoo 4very description of property at the
lowest rates. ; BEAJANIIN HANNAN.'
Pottsville. Fe1i.27.1836. IS.
THE PE: ,AWAR E COUNTY
Jinsne l ance Company.
CAPITAL A UTITORISED BY LAW, $250 000.
IMAATER PERPETUAL.
„
MAKE both dimited ,and perpetual Insurances
on Brick, ;Stone or Frame Buildings. Stores,
Mills, Mains, Stables, Merchandize, Furnitine
end -Property ofeyery description , against icissor dam
age by FIRE. I.' •
MARINE' A VD 1N1,41 ND INS URA AVE.
The DelawaW,Cminty Insurance company will also
insure” againdt lons ma all kinds of marine risks and a.
galnst the damigh or loss upon the transportation of
gebds,warea, and merc.indise by water, or by rail way,
upon terms as fa l ;ourable as any other institution.
For : any further information on the subject otinsur•
once, either against Fire. marine or inland risks.
Apply•to , HEN RY G. ROBINSON.Aeent.
July 15 '.1.4-tf At Schuylkill Haven;
si t or WILLIAM B k)OTTS,
At Orwig,lairz:
The Philadelphia
AND '
ft ,
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rte . t a G
•
Reddityr 'Rail Rorsd.
SUM4EII ARRANGE MEN T.
fillay 1, 1810.
Hours of Starling of Passenger Trains. •
FROM Philadelphia at 7A. M., and 24 P .
From Reading at 7i A. M., and 2.t
Du of MPOadelphia—corner of Broad and Cheery
strecti
PARE.
ars, $2 50-2nd do. V 00. t
rick Train floin ',Philadelphia will stop
at Pottstown-. ,
1.1 Claas
The .5 :c6:
for break Ink
The morn
afternoon Tri
by .Ca re, flu,
betties.
ug Train from Philadelphia, and 110
in from (trading., will be accompanied
d up fur the e*.peehilaccomtnodaticui."6f
I.:. .
s wiil stop for Way
,Passengers 4 t A l e
of Starling of Freiglt Trains. • :
delpbia onWednesciays and at. 5 i
1 -
t s•
ng on Tuesdays and Fridays.'
A ' 3l ':
G. A. NICOLLS.
. .
Superintendauf. Transportation.,:
18-47t.i.
Both' Trrii
finial points.
Da
From Phil
Saturdai
Froito Read
May 2
WS TO THE AFFLICTED.
gees & Albraghtls
Eli
:cd Botanic Health 4 Idle Prescrrer.V - C
dteine known for many years as }(ea.
Medicine has never been offered - to .the
Ale until oflure,.the proprietors have been
iron to, offer it for the benefit of those
tbotiii Under any of the diseases here
I, viz " Cancers, Ulcers of the throat
Liver complaint, Spittine of Blood,
Ontialt,Rlietimatie affections in the head
itdds of long standing attended with se.
ipim the breltd, CossumrTuis in many
e the patient htd "been abandoned by. the
and pronounced an incurable case, this
Is hail the most wont - krt . ,' effcci...!''
Celebro
AL gees:4
public tur-ild
prevailed u t
who arc la t l
enumerated,
'and body,
Whooping
and body, (1
vere pain•
eases, whe
Physician,
medicine;'
. - . . .
'The, pro rietors are 0.t.11 aware of the numerous
medicineSL c, fir
i i
the curei, f some or the above diseases, many of
which hav not the slightest effect of performing at
any tune cure—but the numerous testimonials
which barof late been given to Orin, IO; [tome of
the most ,` r spectattle citizens, shows that the r e ran
no longer be. any doubt as regards the medicine
which the now offer, and would say to those tante
ted—givp it a trial--adhere to its directions, and we
will Warrant a permanent cure. • f
Certifictles of sonic of the most remarkable cores
Van be•seeh by calling *mom any orate Agents. Wi
, rectiolisTeir using the me divine will be found to ac
company fiacli bottle. . .
• , 1 ArIENTS.
W..T. Jr.pting and J. t. C. Martin, - Druggists,
Pottsvilie,,lPa. Miller, Shiefily:and Smith, Ilamburg,
Berk!) 0,04 Po., Moyer.& Busliong, Rea mstow n. n
caster po 4 Pa , George Mager, Myerstown, Leba
non. Co. Pa.. Jacob Albright, Lancaster, Pa, Sam
luet Ritici t , P. M. Reading, Pa.
QT Pribe $1 per bottle.
July ICI
AIM'S PANACEA,
For.the cure otScrofida. or hint's evil. and
flit! hia:st tof painful. disaareeable, and hitherto incurable
afectiols -resulting therefrom. Rheumatism, elcerons
Sores; White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver and Skin.
' , Genera? Debiltiy, 4-c. and at/ Diseases arising - from
Iniptirity of Blood.
VirtHlS Medicine is riarticohrly recommended nt
thi4season of the year, as an alterattmand a
purifier of the blood. It gi,ves a tone and vigor to
debilit i ctCd constitutions, which invalids are uncon
sciouslor until they haVe experiented its effects.
It Is alio recommended'in Diseases where the lungs
end bet ate 90 ilpriSed to be affected, and also
whOre!tl e constitution is broken down by the use of
itleictiry or Quinine ;
TOTS MEDICINE has the singular fortune a
just tifirk l ute to its wreat merit, of being reecnrnmegid
ed t;li the most celebruied Practitioners nf Medicine
in - Mict. rated States and Europe ; whereas not one
i
'of Otior t
urious mixtnres, mace in imitation el it, has
thele t l . support flop the Medical Faculty. This
act or re an argument ,ott plain and conclosive, that
t neddu only to he• ment iotted to enforce conviction.
:waiikk! Pinticea is recommended to all those inval.
• ,
ids for , htStn Physicians prescribe Satimiarilla SYy
ape. p tracts, &c..
PrCy red at iSiaairn's Labarotory4bitedelphip.
Sci!d- , y U. Batman, Agent for Schitylkill Coup.
,y, and John S. C. Martin, Druggist, Centre Street
'ottsyioe.
27—tf
Eepttillbur
Tfi chuylkiil Boatmen who ship Coal;
,
I ~ .'i . '-direct to Nett) York: . 1
"
6 sehscriber is prepared at a.l I times with llorFes
an. the necessary Hoisting Machinery toiliseharge
he,se , trylkill Coat Boats tramc4 ately on application,at
help - est rates. • , ' H
. Alsoi HOISCS and Hoisting Tackle to let to those wlih
wish tetro their own discharging.
Atipl at - N : 12, Washington street. Battery
t'-Inear the Batte
,}Y: . 9 'WM: T. ANDERSON.
- Ne Ai ll! York, March 14. I£4lo. , • 11-tc'
i '
, .
Wo , ,• •
, Ids:)r worms!! worms!!
4
Trainman these troublesome and dangerous in
lh bitants of the. Stomach and Bowelti, which
so o a impair the health awl destroy the lives 'of
Child ,en, use JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIPUIM,
eMlitin and safe p(ep:tration for the removal of the
vtrionis kinds of Worms, Dyspepga, Spur Stomach,
avant tlf• Appetite, Infantile Fever end. Ague and
DAM ‘_ of the Stomach and Bowel, tinnd Organs of
Digesitou, To be had at N 0 south Till 4)
street, - Philadelphia, and of Win. T. Epting, and
Clita4llll & Parvin, Potteville—Price 50 cents. -
,
26 I - ' 43-.lyi
MEI
-'-
BEM
r
~
•
PEOPLE'S LINE .!
• OF . !
DAILY COACEEZIS;
' •
Between Reading Pottsville
WHE:Subseribers respectfully announce to the
Li public that they have commen c ed running - a
. .
DAILY LINE OF TWO HORSE NEW TROY
BUILT COACHES, -
Between Rending , and Pottsviite. This Line will
leave Reeding every. morning at 7 o'cloca, A. M.
and arrived at Pottsville at l o'clock, P. M. whete
it connects with Pott, Sehoener, Finney St; Co*
Line fir Northumberland, Cattawissa and Danville.
Leaves: Pottsville every morning at 7 o'clock,,A. M.
and arrives at Reading in time to take the afternoon
Cars for PhdadelphW; at the following
'RA TES OP FARE.
Fore through, either.tray.
From Reading to Hamburg, ) 00
From Pottsville to Hamburg, ' 100
Way Passengers will be charged the usual ilfittes
Fur seats, - apPly at Col. Finney's and Samuel
Bard's Hotels,,Reading, and Mortimer's Ho(el, end
the Pennsylvania Hall, Pottsville.
The Proprietor:9 have careful drivers and easy: ri
ding Coaches, and they pledged themselves to the
public that every attention will be paid to tile com
fort end convenience 01 passengers.
I. ruoMpsOr a CO:
Septediber 5 36—tt
Philadelphia and Reading
•
RAIL ROAD.
FREIGHT will be transported over the above
Rail Road, between Reading and Philadelphia,
at the following rates:
$1 50 er Gross
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, and Gypsum
Ton of 240 lbs.
Pitt : LM, Blooms, Timber Brick; $175 do do
Flour, 2-0 cents per barrel,
Nails and Spikes, Rolled Iron,
Hollow Ware, Grain, Salt, $1 00: dodo.
Groceries, Whiskey, Oil,
Hard $3 01:I do. do,
Ware, Cotton, Leather,
Dry Goods,' Wines, and Foreign 83 s o do, do.
Liquors,
DA N'S OF STARTING OF FREIGHT TR AINS
From Reading,on Tuesdays & rridays,
als} A 24
Philada. on Wednesdays & Saturdays,
Transporters are requested to have their Goods at
the Depot rsethe Road by 12 o'clock, M., on the day
before the Ft rrtinsy of the Trt
G. A. NICOLLS,
Superintendent Transportation
April Ilth, IS 15—f
Mechanic's Lien.
scuunxii,L.co 171 VT Y, SS.
1 Samuel 'Frump,, ') In tlie Court of
I Com Mon Pleat;
1 1
13erkheiser, 1 . of Schuylkill
: aa./0 CouOty, to Oc
;:t'
•-• I tobei term 1840
110
J No. , 60.
V t °TICE is hereby given , to all claimants ant
!itbers, interested for the sum of $ . .. ) "2.51 for ca r _
henrer work done to a certain building to twit : all
that one and a half story Frame Dwelling Clouse,
situate in town or Llewellyn, in Branch Township,
in/ Schuylkill County, hounded on the Isiorth by lot
,- 3 1111,,h, on the West by the Mine Hill ilEd Schuyl
itih
Maven Rail Road, now in occupancy of Wil
liam Berltheiser. That a &ire Facies hos been is•
sued: upon the Mechanics Lien, entered in the Court
of Common Pleas of said County, in toe above sta
ted case, and will be returned to October ;Term 1840,
of said Court.
PETER F. LUDWIG. Sheriff.
Sher_lfrs Office, Orwizsburg,,
Sept. 42th, 1840.
Salmon &
voICKLED Salmon, Mess Shad and No. I Mack
re!, for sale by
MILLER & lIAGGERTY.
26
Jiirc,V
Assignee's Sale.;
rl/IE, Property under the late firm of Porter and
Vs /limey, will be Fold at the Public llousee
of James Lam:, in Port Carbon, on Thursday, the
15th day of ()Holier next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon. The pr/pertv consists of the unll4ired term
o f a Lc ai . e , on ice Valley-Furnace Lands, Leas e of
Landmgaild improvements at Port Carbon, Rail
Road `;:agons, Uritl ‘Vagons, and mining tools of
evory description. 'I he Vein of Cnal is one of the
most approved in the region, and the ',mines are in
complete working =order. The sale offers superior
advantages to any ''':person desirous of ,entering the
Coal business. The particulars and terms will be
made known on the day of sale.
Pint Carbon, Sept. 19,
Notice.
ririllE citizens of Sel•nylk ill C(')UrltY,l will apply to
•th Legi, , lature of Pennsylvania; at their next
seß s bin, for a Brunch of the United Blaine Bank of,
Pennsylvania to be locate in the BorOugh of Potts
erlle
tt ith a calatal of • 1,0011,000 I.killars, ac.
ending to tire provisions of the law in such cases
mode and provided.
!tine 27 • ; 26-6 mo.
Public
OF all 'he
Scint3lli ill County !Zeal Estate of Pe
tcr Knalib, late of Berks county, deceased.,
Wilt be sold on Monday the 26th day Of October
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon-i—at the house
of Michael GraefY, in the borough of , Orwigsburg,
the following real e,state, to wit;
. .
No. 1. One kit of ground in the Borough of Or
wig:iburg, marked in the general plan of the said
town No. 18.1,
2. One other lot in the same town No. 201.
No. 3. The undivided halt' part of a certain tract
of limber land, situate in Brunswiek township—
alicint two miles from Orwigstitirg surveyed on
warrant to Henry Orwig, and containing 406 acres,
52 polls and allowance.
No: 4. A me,isuage tenement and tract of land
situate in Union township in the said cennty, con
taining 400 acres and•allowance—being Cattawissa
valley, on Toinhichon creek, about 'one mile from
the rail road, and is now in the tenure of Charles
ItOrnhoch . ..--• The improvements consist of s log
lionse and barn; apple orchard and ;about 35 acres
of cleared land. The balance is well" timbered; and
when c 1.41 red, suitable for cultivation.
No. 5:400 acres of land in the township of Not
wegian. sold by the Treas,.rer of said county in the
y ,,, 152-20 as the properly of John Stine.
•
No. 6. :200 acres of land in the to*nehip of Plne
gthve, sold by the Treasurer to - said 'county in 1820,
15IF the property of Frederieli Graeff:'
plo. 7. 900 acres of land in the tame township,
sold by the Treasurer of the MIME county, in 1820,
as' the property of Admit Leis.
No. 8. 90 acres of land in Lower Mahantanrro
township in the rame county, sold by the Treasurer
iir 1822. as the property of Benjomio Bshore.
'No. 9. 941 tretey of land in SchuOkill township,
sod by the treasurer of the same' County, in
as the proper,ty of John Stauffer.
ko. 10. Tip+ undivided half plat Of 400 acres of
land, in the township of Norweßien, sold. by the
treasurer of the Came county in 1820,, as the proper
ty.of Peter Lehr.
No. 11. The undivided half part jor 200 acres of
land in Pinegrove township, sold b y the treasurer
of the same county in 1820 as the property of John
Ndarns.
The conditions of sale will Doi reasonable and
made known on the day of sale byi
JOU KNADB
SAMUEL D. KNAIiII • EXECUTORS.
DANIEL D. KNABP ,
Sept. 9; 3849-
; New Goodt4
IF UST received and opened a choice selection -of
Fall and;?/inter Goods, consisting;in Dart, of
Ulatks, CaSennercs, Brannen' Plain and . Figured
Bilk 'Velvets; black and colduied Silkii,Chidlieg. and
V
Demesne ' Prin t s , 'klonels, Homo. together
with a general astortmenA of Fancy &:Doinestio
Dry Goods kio.auld yeti cheep.
$. EAILL
Sepfcaibei 19
1
i
Lumber! Lunt,
rifitlE subscriber_ would res*tfully invite the
' IL attention of the public to his'atock of Loinber•
which consists of seventy thousand feet of various
kinds suitabloTorColliery . , purposes— sack
lock Planks,' Boards, Joists, Oak Plank 1 land 2
inches, Scantling for Waggon sills, all well seasoned
and fit for immediate use. also, ;
20 thousand Weather 'cards, ~ I
25 thousand Shingles,
Panne! Plank I t< Plastering end Shingling
Lath, all of which wilt be disposed of low, end on
accommodating terms. ' A. A. GILE.
Feb 15 Ttf
Passage front the
OLD COUNTRY.
PERSONS wishing ;to pay their pas—
sage for their•friends in the Old Coon—
try, can have their business attended to
' by applying to 1 - R. HANNA, .
_ Miners' Journal office.
His rates of Fare from Liverpool to New York
is $l7, and slB including Hospital. Money—Chil
dren under 10 years ofage half price
March 19 -
To the Free and Independent Electors of
Schuylkill County.
FELLOW CITIZENS:
At the urgent solicitations
of a number of my friends I have been induced to
offer myselt a candidate for iherace of
SHERIFF,'
At the ensuing election, and pledge myself . , if elected
to perkirm the duties of the said office to the best of
my abilities
fIAVE Just received a NeW and Ele ant manor
inent of Fall and Winter GOoda, consisting o
Broad, Beaver, Pilot and Buffalo Cloths, Cassi
meres, and Sattinets.
Merinoes French Chintzes, Calicoes,. Muslin de
Lanes, Shallas, &e.
Brocha, Merinoc, and Woollen Shawls & infs.
Black, Satin, and Bombazine Stocks.
Blankets, Tickin, Canton Flannels, Br. and
Mullins, Country Flannels, &c.
Hosiery and Gloves, Looking Grasses, Waiters, &c.
With a general assortment of Hardware, queen
and Cedar Ware, Nails and Spikes.
Wrought and Horsehoe Nails, Anvils and Vices
American, English, Blister, Cast, Shear .and Ger,
man Steel.
' All of which will be disposed of at he lowest
prices.—Call and See
Nov 23
THE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public in general, that
he has just received and opened an as
.E sortment of genuine and fresh
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS AND
DYE STUFFS,
together with a variety of Perfumery and Fancy
Articles, and an as,ortment of PATENT MEDI.
CINES such as
Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial, Turlington's
Balsam, Dlobv's Carminative, Balsam De Malta,
British Oil, Harlem Oil, Opedeldoc, Worm Tea,
ecker's Eye Salve, Lee's Antibllious, pilla,.Thomp
son's Eye Water, Golden Tincture, Tester, Ring
Worm and Itch Ointment, Barber's celebrated
Horse Powder, &c. &c.,
All of which arc offered for sale very low.
113 Having engaged the services of an EXPERT
ENCED DRUGGIST from Philadelphia, he feels
confidence in assuring the public that PuirsiciAres
PRESCRIPTIONI4 will he carefully and accurately com.
pounded at all hours. Neither pains nr expense
have been spared in procuring the best selection of
articles, and he hopes by attention and care to merit
and recicve his share of public patronage:
JOHN 8. C. MARTIN,
Centre Street—next to Mahantango.
Pottsville 1.. eb. 22, 1840.
37-4 t
• Wetherill A. Brother,
AT 7 Ht. OLD STAND
No. 65 NORTH FRONT SjREET,
VEAST' SIDE,
,Rio
THREE DOORS VMS THE CORNER or ARCH ST
PIFILLA D ELpiii A
31[ANUPACTURFIRS OF
White Lead dry and/ Calomel,
wound in Oil, Red Precipt,
Red Lead, White do
Labarge, • Vitriol Mb,
Chronto-VM%; Sulp. Quinine •
do Gr4A Ar e,Tart. Emetic
do ReO 4 . Et er Su I ph.
Patent Yellnw . do Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic
Copperas Lunar Caustic
01. Vitriol l c, Corn. db
Aq. Fprtt ,Acet. Morphia
Mu
111Sulph. do
Epsg,lit Silts 0 -"" Lac. Sulphur
Tart. kali* Opi. de Narcot.
Sup .Carb. Soda Kermes Mineral
Corros, Sub. Mere. Ethiops do.
Refiners ofrlifini pho r,Sa Nitre,Brirristone,Borax,te.
Offer fur sale the above mentioned arlicles.together with
a general assortment of Paints, Drugs and Dye Stuffs,
and every other article in the Chemical and Medicinal
tine.
Being ma nil fcturertrof all the articles enumerated un
duly the above head, they pledge themselves to supply
their friends and the public on the most reasonable
terms.
Window and Picture Glass, from 68. to 24 30.
Oct 21 1837 48-
Glasss, &c.
L. WHITNEY.
38-
IST received and for sale at the Drug; Store u
" the subscribe,.
White Lead—dry nun, ground in Oil,
Red Lend, Spanish Brown,
Black Lead, _ l brume Green,
Black Paint, Chrome Yellow.
Green Paint, Yellow Ochre s
Copal Varnish, Windsor Glass,
Linseed Oil, Japan Varnish,
Spirits Turpeutine, Venetian Red,
Paint Brushes, &c.
Also an assortment of Drugs, IVledicires, Chemi
cals, Dye Stuffs, Patent Medicines, &c. -
JOHN S. 9. MARTIN,
" Centre St., next door toihluhan.ango St
June 13 2-4
ONE undivided half part of , two tracts of land,
"t 7 situate on Shamokin Creek, Northumberland
county, State of Pennsylvania, in the warranted
names of John Brady, and Robert Gray, containing
'eight hundred and sisty•eight acres and allowances;
these lands are adjoining the flourishing town of
Shamokin, (destined to betunie a second Pottsville)
they abound with both•the red ash and the white
ash coal; and on the lower tracti iron ore, of the kid.
ney species. has been found in considerable quanti.
ties. The Pottsville end Danville railroads runs
nearly through the middle of both tracts, and is in
complete order trom Sunbury to the centre Orthe
gray tract, thus giving them the command of all
the markets un the Susquehanna, (and now that the
canal is finished to the tide water) of all the
markets on the Chesapeake. '
This property is' offered for, sale, to close the
estate of the late Colonel Francis Johnston, by
A. W. JOHNSION, Executor,
No. 7, Clinton Square, Chesnut street,
West of Broad.
Philadelphia Feb. 8 . 6
JUST received and for sale by
& AL HENDERSON.
31—
August 1,
IOPAS" prime dairy Cheeire, for sate b
BIALLga* HAPPERTY.
June 20,
Ne,* ArorlL i Smoked . Beer.
tAT recnived,aNtaiditional supply erthie mope
riar article. Fcr.e*lelry l• i• -1
Dec 7 49—tf T. k J BEATTY.
==‘=MlS
THE ItitNEttfdArOiTIZNAL.
Your friend and fellow-Oizen.
GEORGE H. STIC,HTER.
9 •te
Feb 29
NEW STORE.
T. C. & W. Pollock,
X £ 16
DRUG STORE.
Shamokin Coal Land
FOR SAW
Picked Lobsters.
Cheese*
'
N======n
resumption ' Of Business.
I I
NEW. DRUG sTORE.
ir r hE . gubsCiitier returns his grateful tialtnowl.
41 - edgeineets in the citizens of . Pottsville and
others, who. stepped forward to his assistance after
the 'loss of his property by fire in December last,
and would also acquaint them and the public gen
erally, that he has again commenced the Drug
Business in the house formerly occupied by Charles
%V. Clemens, in Centre Street, in the borough of
Pottsville; where 'may always. be had a general as
sorttnent of
Drugs, Medicines,
Paints
Oils,
Glass, Dye Stutll,
And every other article in the above line, which he
is disposed to sell on very tow and accommodating
terms.
N. B. a:F . Physicians prescriptions carefully put
up at the shortest notice
Pottsville, May 30, 1838
Pascal Iron 'Works Ware
" house.
No. 77 South Third Street. S. E. corner Waku
PIIILLADELPMA.
.1111orrits, Tasker 1t• atorris,
IRON Founders, and Manufacturers of Coal
.m• 'Grates, Furnaces, Kitchen Ranges, Bath Boil
ere, Perpetual Ovens, &c. Welded Wrought Iron
Tubes, for &Tam, Gas, Hot Water, &c.
Davy's Safety Lamps
of the best Cons6.uction.
Patterns for the Foundry received, and castingi
delivered at the Warehouse, Third & Walnut St.
Philadelphia.
September 26. 1838
FRESH GOODS!!
:I - UST opened a large and splendid upplyof season
' LP ably Goods, comprising a general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
HARDWARE,
FISH, PLASTER,
CHEESE, SALT, 4c.
All of which will be Held cheap for cash or *a
change for country prodoce : at the Store of
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
Mount Cohort, Nov 23 47-I.t
Justice's Dockets.
in EMI and Foolscap, full an half bound Dockets
" on hand and for stile cheap, afthe Bindery of
the subscriber. B..BANNAN.
until 4 14
MS
. Lumber, Lumber.
75.000 18 and 20 inch Joint Shingles, s
-30,000 Lap Shingles,
10,000 feet inch Poplar Boards,
Also White and Yellow Pine Boards,
Scantling, Plastering, Lath, &c.,
Constantly for sale on reasonable (.I'lllB at the
Store in Centre street.
april 25
Davy's Safety Lamps,
®l' the best construction, and most approved kind
'also makes new poses to old lamps, and other
epaire done at the subscriber's Clock and Watch
Maker Shop, in Centre street, Pottsville?'
June 1 29.—tf JOSEPH COATS WORTH.
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.
VfIE subscriber begs leave to inform the inhab
. tents of this place, and the surrounding country,
that he has un hand, and intends keeping a large
and well selected quantity of Marble Monuments
for graves—and would invite those wishing to pur.
chase to give him a call, as he assures them that he
will sell as cheap as thee can be proeured any where
in the Suite, and as well engraved; which will be
done in either English or German, Scotch, Irish, or
Welsh language or the
June ISAAC TAYLOR, Jr.
15 ' ,24
Port Clinton Foundry
FOR s ALE.
W ILL be sold at private sale, the FoLndry
pleasantly situated at Port Clinton,Seliuytk ill
county, on very reasonable terms: This Foundry
is at the commencement of the Litle Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Rail Road, now making, and
will in a short time be one of the best situations
in the country to do a large. business For terra's
&C. apply to PARKE & TIERS,
eon Founders, Philadelphia.
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ISAC MYERS,
Port Clinton
F-63
E. A. Hathaway & Co.,
COMMISSION AND COAL MER CRA NTS
No 13 Soulll Front Street,
• Philadelphia.
(Wharf foot of South street, Schuy !kill `,
May 23 21—tr
NEW STORE.
THE stile:eribers would inform their friends and'
the public that they have establish e d rm., rn .
selves in business, in the Store formerly occupied
by Messrs. T. & W. Pollock,, adjoining , Messrs.
Clemens & Parvins Drug Store, where they oar
far sale a general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Teas,
• Wines, .
• Liquors,
• Queensware,
•
Glassware and.
Hardware,
All of which they are disposed to sell on the most
reasonable terms for cash, as they intend to do on
exclusive cash business. The public ore invited to
call and examine their Goods and prices belerepur.
chasing elsewhere. •
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
May 16 20—
For Salt.
To Iron Manufacturers.
THE Subscither having obtained the assignment
from Mr. George Crane for a numi sr of Fur
naces, and holding also the patent of the late Dr.
Geisenhainer for the same. to smelt Iron 'Ore with
Anthracite Coal, and retaining the exclusive right
of said pattent to manuleeture Mailiable Iron nod
Steel, is preparedln grant licenses for the lianufae.
hire °firm]. Applications to be made to William F.
Dean, Esq., at Pottsville.
F. W. GEISSENHAIN F.R.
Jan. 4
To be Let.
THE Valley Furnace, some time ago arranged
for p.mehing lron Ote, with Anthracite Coal,
with an excellent and powerful Steam Engine at
tached to it. The furnace is situate four miles from
Port Carbon, up the Schuylkill Valley Rail Road,
on the Valley Furnace land.
These lands crossing the whole of the Schuylkill
Coal range, contain all the different coal veins or
strata of coal of that celebrated Coal region, a num
ber of which have been opened, and some of them
are oow worked. There is also plenty 01 Iron Ore
upon the land, some of the Veins of which have been
opened; the favorable location and facilities already
created inspire the hope of Making Iron at the very
cheapest rate.
To a good-tenant the conditions wonld be made
easy. For terms apply to
WILLIAM FAMAN.
Pottsville July 18 • 29—ti*
_• • FeStivals 47- I Fasts;
i t.fresh supyly, just received and for sale; by
EL BAIN NAN
WM.. T. EPTING.
SAMUEL HA FITZ.
17-
Potitwille
Dr: 'WEIL !Evans'
Camomile Pills, cures
Consumption, Coughs,! and Colds,
NFRVOUS di.scases,•liver complaint, dyspepsia
billions diseases; piles, ulcers; female weakness
and all cases of hypochondriatism, low spirits, pal
pitation of heart, nervous irritability, nervous weak
ness, fluor a lbus, seminal weakness, indigestion, loss
of appetite, heartburn, general debility, bodily weak
ness, eholoris or green sickness, flatulency, Itysteri.
cal faintings, hysterics, headaches, hiccup, sea sick
ness night mare, rheumatism. asthma, tic doulou
renx, cramp, spasmodic affections, and those who
ale victims to that most exeruc,ating disorder, Gaut,
will find relief from their sutTeringe, by a course of
Dr. Evans' medicine.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
Ecr Caution.—Be particular in purchasing to see
that the label of this Medicine contains a police .of
its entry according tt, Act of Congress. And he lake
wise particular in obtaming then at 100 Chatham
street, New-Yot k, or from the
Regular Agent.
B &ANNAN, Pottsville
Of whom also may be obtained,
Pr. Evans, Soothiq , Syrup, (for te,thing,)
1)r. Evans' Fever and Ague Pills,
Dr. Good's Female 'Pills,
The Baron Von flutelitter's Pills.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Whole
sale and Retail at 100 Chatham Street, New York,
3 South Seventh Street, Philadelphia. 36 Corn hill
Boston, Mass. And the following Agents:—
B.' Barman, Pottsville, Hamilton & ter, Carlisle,
Wm. Be!!, Harrisburg, Wm. Burnside, Lochboven.
John Wind, Lancaster, D. S. Clarke, Eric, J. I'
Olmstead; Bethany, B Campbell & Waynesburg.•
Horatio L. Pterce.Carbondalc, J. W. Duncan, Bed
ford, (Hugh Arters, Irwin & Arthurs,) Pittsburg,
C. Christman, Mauch Chunk, (land & Kirtland,
Housdale, B. Bright, Allentown.
IBM
IirREMOVAL---Dr.Wm. Evans has removed
his office in Philadelphia. for the snle of his CAMO
AIME and APPERIENT SYRUP, for children Teething, to
No. 3 South berenth. corner of Market Street, where
all business connected with the sale of his Mediemes,
wilt in future be tram , aeieti and where the above
medicines may always be lad GENUINE.
W:11. EVANS, M. D.
N. B.—The principal Office it at No. 100 Chat
ham Street, New-York, where Communication by
Teller, are requested lobe made three!.
a:rfIEWARE OF COUNTERPEITS!j
Jan. 11
ATTENTION BALD HEADS
No Apology for Wigs.
irb F all the remedies ever devised torthe restora•
N U r turn and preset - vain - Hi ut the Ha r, botho, g •
been round equal to Abbe,. es Oleaairtous Hair Tonic
It seldom fails to restore the hair lo health anti
ty. tiny ho were bald three months ago, can
now exhibit luxuriant bead: hair by the use of it.
Copy of a letter from Dr. S. S. Fitch
:Philadelphia, May 10, IF-3S,
EDr. JAYNE—Dear sir: I fed that I can hardly
lay enough to you in favor of Abbert's flair Tonle,
sold by you. my hair had been falling off about
wo years, and had become very thin, threatening
[reedy baldness, when I COMIM•HCCd using this rem
ely. In about one week it ceased to to I off.
ave used it now about three mouth. , , and have as
ull and thick a head•ol hair as I can poßnbly desire.
I have recommended. its use to a number of my
ft lends. who all speak,well of it. II iaithfully cm
phyed, I have no doubt of its general success. I
may add that before using the Tonic, I had trierfal.
most all the various articles employed for the hair
sueh as the Macassar Oil, all the different - prepara
lions of bear's oil, vest table hair oil, &c. withou
experiencing much, ilany benefit,
S. S. I...t . rcit, No. 172 UllcsniPt. street
Copy of a letter from C. C. Park, Pastor of the Dap
list church at Haddonfield, N. J
Dr. D. Jayne—Sir : I take pleasure in informing
you that the bottle of Ahbert's Hair Tunic which 1
obtained of you fast October, has proved most Batas.
factory and successful. My hair had for a long
time been exceedingly thin. But for two or three
years past it had so fallen out, that my head had be.
come almost entirely bald. I was under the ilexes.
say of concealing the baldness by combing the hair
on the sides of it. But now after using about half
of a bottle of the Tunic, I hate as luxuriant a grim th
of hair as 1 ever had. C.,C.
The Rev Leonard Fletcher, Pastor of the Baptist
church at Great . Volley, Pa., who had been inure ur
Tess bald fur many years, used three bottles of the
Hair Tonic, and has a fine gum it) of new hair, ov.
cr all that part of his head where he was before
bald, writes—
"Aly hair is glowing finely, I assure von."
Westchestpr, Pa., March '2, 1r39
Mr. Bond, one of the Compositors in the office of
the Philadelphia Public Ledger, who had lost nearly
all his hair from off the top of his head, has had it
complctely restored by the use of this Tonic. To.
Officers of the American Navy had good beads of
hair restored to them by using five htntles each of
this Flair Tonie, one of whom was over sixty years
of age. Four gentlemen connected with the public
press in Philadelphia, have also had their haleness
removed by using th i s remedy. The Rev Mr. Park.
er, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Delaware
county, Pa., /Aloe was completely bald over all the
top of his head,'arid was also becoming considerably
gray, has used' only two bottles of this tonic, and
has not only a ,luxuriant growth of new hair upon
his head, but all the gray hairs have disappeared,
and their places. have been supplied by healthy hair
of a natural colour. Finally, jilt cases of baldness
out of every ten, may positively be I einoved by a
faithful application of this invaluable remedy.—
There is, therefore, now no errose for a baldhead.
- -
Prepared only by Dr D. JAYNE, sole proprietor,
No. 2(), South Third street, Phtladelpht. Price 81
a bottle.
The above valuable Ilan. Tonic may he had in
Pottsville, 'of Cletnens & Parvin, and or Wm. 'l'. Ep.
tinz, and .1:C. NI artimprortosta.
here also may be had Jaynes' Expectorant and
Carolina:ire flotsam--the most valuable family
medicines that have ever been known.
Jan It
Dr. Leidy's,Jledicalcd Extract of
Sarxaparilla.
To% the !World.
I' you wish to make use o r 'Sarsapa'rilln, be sthised to
try DR. LEICY'S MEDICATED EXTRACT OF
S X RSA PARILLA. It• is positively the strongest pre
partition in existence, one bottle of it (which costs but
one dollar) hems; equal to one gallon of Syrup. as it is
usually prepared in the shops, and equal to two bottles
of any other extract. Dr. Leidy begs lease to state t
he himself prepares' it, and ran consequently youth for
its strength. Numerous Physicians throughout the I;•
toted States, gis e it the pretmence mar all other prepa.
rations of• Sarsaparilla, both lima die fact of its superior
strength (consequently efficacious when employed) and
from the circumstance of its being prepared by a regu
lar Apotheeity and Physician, attested I. ) Dr'. Phys,c,
Chapman, ...laggion, Hornet, Gibson, Dewees, James,
Coxe, &c. &.
It is useless here to name (he numerous affections
wherrin Sarsaparilla is considered the sole Specific
Suffice it to say, it is recommended by all Physicians
throughout the world, in diseases of Skin, Bones, Liver,
skfe , and particularly all diseases produced by impurities
DJ the blood and animal fluids. As a portlier of the
blood, it is at ell times (and particularly in the Spring
and Fall) invaluable. In warm climates, throughout the
Summer Season, no person should neglect using it occa
stormily Numerous certificates and re commendations
from Physicians, and others accompany the directions.
For sale by 11. HANNAN.
June 6
Chess Men,
JUST received and fur sale by
B. BANNAN.
June 20, 25
Very superior old Port Wines
mkURE Grape Juice Port, old Royal Company
AL Port, do , Port Wine direct from Oporto, for
sale by MILLER & HAGGERTY.
June t!7 • 26—
Respectfully yours,
Haddonfield, February 12, 1 83)
L. ILErcilEa
Sole agent for Schuylkill county•
23—tf
HUNT'S BOTANIC 19134:
INTERESTING AND APPLICABLE:
• THE AFFLICTED, .
with Diseases of the Stomach, ox .- Net
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic or 1
under the worst syMptorns of restlessnersa,
ness o f Spirits, and General EinaCiatioa;
SUM PTION, whether. of the;-Longs or
LIVER AFFECTIONS ; . JAUNDICE, ho
iaty and Spasmodrn, COSTIVENESS ; W
of every variety—RHEUM A TISM, whether
or Chronic—together with GOUT, SCRO
Pains in the (lead, Rack. Limbs; and!sido
PHUS FEVER, SCARLET FEVER,
Sore Throat, FEVER and AGUE; Spa,
Palpitations of the pearl and Arterica, N
irritability, Nervous Weaknegs, Hysteric
- Doulonreur,Cramps, Female Ok:tructions,
burn, Headache, Cough, the-Common or
and the; Dry or the Whooping; ASTHMA,
and Dropsy. •
The Mop& has hitherto been considered by
ries and others, as the great regulator of the!
system, and such is the devotedness of the ad
to that errobeous doctrine, that they conten
selves with the simple possession of this fal
opinion, without eimoirinEr it.to the primar y !
from whence Life, Health, and Vigor email.
vice rrrsa. pain, sickness, disease and dead
an Willb IJR. AUNT, whose extensive -resear.
practical experience so eminently qualify hin for the
profes.•.on of which 'le has been 011 C of the ost use .
fill members. Ile contends—and a moment' reflec
tion will convince any reasoning mind of th correct
nes:: of his views—that the stomach, liver, nd Cho
as,nriated organs are the primary and great regula.
tors of health, and that Chi. blood in very n any in
stances is dependent on these organs, and th t unless
nie.hrine reaches TII E ROOT OF TII E Dl. EASE,.
the suprificial:anotlynes usually prescribed, :evre but
115 foils to rover the ra% ages of deed-rooted candies..
Under these convieticiT at the expense pet ears of
close application, the actor has discovered a medi.
eine whose searching j&COrs arc irresistible, and in
prescribing, it is with a knowledge of its
radical cure in the various diseases alrearly
aced, even it applied in Me most critical ci
he does not intend to prescribe to
H T'S BOTANIC PILLS
a supernatural agency,although from posit
within the knowledge of hundreds, he is p,
chew, that when every other eat thly rented
given up,
11UNT'S 1107t4uVIC PILLS
have never been known to Lid in effecting
g t fy ri e results, that of tairung from t
sickness and disease those whr have tester
eau, and thus amply rewarding Dr. hin
long and anx init. study to attain this pc
the II EA i.txc ART.
The extraordinary success which has a
use (.1 HUNT'S BOTANIC: PILLS, is th
erion or their superior virtues. They ha%
means of raismE a bust of languishini
from rite bed of utiimtum, as is dearly
the following
CERTIFICATES.
Dyspepsia or indigestion Effectually
Mr. Wm. Tucker, having lately been
a sound state of health, through the Mlle
HUNT'S BOTANIC PILLS, thinks it a
duty to state certain tarts reptiv
case udder which tic had so , 101117 sit
Sy Ili ptoille were—n painful obstruction,
start 0 jeetion of fund, head ache, pulpit
heart, lowness of spirit, a troublesome
dizziness, tightness at the chest and
Breathing, almost constant ,pain in the
and shoulders, accompanied with much
debility. These afflictions, together wait)
degree of flatulence, brought on such a
treme weakness, as to prevent hint fro
to his busines, and his health appeared
recovery. His friends and relatives be
ed at the melancholy prospect, and stro
mended HUNT'S BOTANIC PILLS
administered, and in a few days produ
ing relief, and finally realized a perfec
to sound health.. 'WILLIAM
bicer Complaint, with much Derang
Nervous System.
Mr:Joshua Roberts was afflicted w
and nervous disease to-an alat ming e
aticildpd with all the distressing synai
street A relaxed constitution, viz .—A sii
loss of appetite, giddiness in the hea
stn nael, after eating, usual tremors,
medic pains in every part of the hod
sa,loW complexion, costiveness, and a
pain m the right sloe, which often and
dreadful debility • indeed, he thought
et". with cerre internal complaint the
liable l to. Ffe was generally making tl
remedio,, all of whirl, Were equally
he had recourse to Hunt's Botanic I
superjor virtues of which medicine
feetki re-estatilished, and is now able
employment free Irom pain or disease
JOSHUA I
AueXtraordinary case of Rheumatism
with Diarrhwa arid Nervous
Mr. Joseph [tart, from being expo.ed ti., cold, was
attacked with a most painful' Rheu , tic complaint
in the head, and neck, which Conti ued with dis
tressing violence for several ninnilis. The principle
symptoms were—a swelling and ex.ruciating pain
of all the joints, and an entire loss of heir use; both
the pain and the fever generally suffe, cd'an increase
in the evening. The pales were ii creased on the
slightest motion, and were more sev .re in the nigbt
time. A constant diarrhma, which produced its
general consequences—flatulency, Iwness of spirits,
and general wasting of the body. le was indeed so extremelyextrely ill that his medical trite dant could, not
is ri
possibly give the least hopes of his ccoverv, and it
was generally believed by his rela ices and friends
thrii all the medicines or Veal me t in this world
ennienot give him any relief. H t seeing an ad
vertisement on !limes Hotanic Pill., he wad directed
by an Almighty Providence to use them ; he did so,
and atter a fortnight-they pro.! iced a tivorable
change, and he is now a healthy a d strung man.
JO. EPH HART.
An interesting, case of Lowness of
u(cnt Spasmodic Affi,
• Mr. Francis Caldwell was athlete
1 with extreme debility, together w
toms generally termed nervous
which, perhaps, it would imprpo
the most learned physicians to
case the spasms in the stomach w
excruciating as nearly to depri
pains to the limbs, extending c
and tOCA, flatulence, sickness at
general agitation of the whole sys
a common tool lent rendered the
prehensive. In ordcrflo remov
sytnpinms, and restore the consti'
energy, n large portion olmedie
haustcdwithout any advantage,
other remedies were eel-o unnvai
and body ao,‘eared to be &vote
ease. In this hone! as and lan
Caldwell was recommended to
Botanic Pills, the effects of whi
row days, and by a contionan
(arenrding to dtrections,) his sir
plitely restored, and a sound .'
happily established.
BEWARE OF' COUN
ErCantion.— Be particular i
that the label of this Medicine
its rainy according to Act of Cop
%Nine particular in obtaining th
street, New York. OF from the
REGULAR AG
B. RANNA
R. Me ELIA'
Feb 22
Letter and Ca
20,, REAMS No. 3 Lc
56 do do 3 dr
150 do do 2 d
50 do do k di
150 reams No. 2 cap
ry low prices by
E. A. HAT(
Com'n Merchants,
Philadelphia, August 8,
New Mac
Mackerel of 1840,
1 - 11 A bls., for sale by
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restored o
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to the di B
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with ti . con,
tom of the
Ary cough,
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side, loins,
anguor and
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erne alarm
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restoration
UCKER.
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VI; a billions
, egree, being
[toms which
k head-ache
pain in the
I I lofting spas
, cold chill,
constant dull
tccd the meat
he was afflict
uman body is
tal of various
t uitless, unle
Ills, from th
health is per
to pursue his
OBERTS.
, accompanied
ebility.
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or several years
a tram of symp.
affections, and
ible for the pen et
lesethe. In this
re so frequent and
e him of reason
.en to the fingers
te 'stomach, and a
lae rn . insomuch that
iind timid and aR
. these die'ress.ng
lotion to its formes
1 skill had been ex
change of air, and
ing, and the mind
I to a ruthless die- ,
'Mu situation, Mr• ;'
ke trial of Hunt's I
h were visable in a
c of the medicine
ngth became emu
late of Health. was
ER FITS
purchasing •to src
contains a notice o
rem And be like•
•in at 100 Chatham
MEI
, Poitsville-
E, flarrigburg
!i Pa per.
ter (plaint)
do and Ono,
plain,
plain, for sale at ve
AWAY &Co.
13south Front .t.
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Inspection in barb
EIENDERSON