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Ift solsiller' reapondent of the National In
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1; 1 neer . '-4-. I. '. ' . - '''•
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, rs. spin; earnestly request your loser. ,
f the fewi s rollowing remarks in relation to the,
' ,alwaySanilinportarit to on r liberties, and now
1 eularly,itiiiii bearing upon the Whig cause, so
rly identifitd with the spirit of otir institutions
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sthoefresit!toprraotteinrllythaendcohunatprpyintoestsh.e itatureil.cur.
!speak emit e farm point, and I spake . i ofit of my
‘ accord andifitum the fulness .of my heart, 1
ilis only of otin, point—one that has . always, in
lion to thoTiess geneially, beeti with me a sub.
1 'of woundeClastice „and benevolence, and of
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homely pftrese,l speak of not paying the Printer
litorsonio , ever paying, and very many nut',
I Voingii):.'
Can herdl# ribe it to anything lees than an
).ruling PO deuce in behalf of our liberties,
1
it Printers 1 .Editors are willing to' go on with
lair labors un /snob a world of discouragement
.tts they. have to, ntend with.
I deClare, gen emen, that I have . a hundred times
felt-deeply on till subject, is Seeing, sometimes real.
ly, but o ft ener ti lt
' my mindidwelt, with a kindly re
gard,apon the in t erest of others—the huge masses
of machinery °nn types ; the piles of paper, wet and
unwet;all ofvihtch are cash articles ; the . d a ily
gash advances pair Itr. the ink up to the elbows of
the operators ri lbe' steam worn and care-worn
brows.: theirrnl/ night lamps : their daylight papers '
,
-so constently, a erringly. and cleanly worked off
-and at our dootkbefore breakfast, to be read—a real
treat, either irre or after the coffee --enabling us
to keep the ru t our country's , interest ; giving as
the news of Mil, '' orld, and furnishing us with topics
for thnught and conversation for the day:
Under all te ' exertions and benea th , it hes often
struck me as iii 'tiredly unjust and grossly ungener.
ous to withhiil . the small yearly,amount due the
Printer sr Ell .
Whigs! Iwe i d speak particularly to you. This
eobject is botti tie of justice and fair and manly
feeling. and 0, elnvolving the maintenance of our
cause. - Let a'9 'rapport the Whig Press by a prompt
payment of erir yearly newspaper amount, and if in
advance, so ino 91 the better. The Whig Press has
fought for orth liberties, now for many years, with
a moral courig :, constancy, perseverance, and abil
ity truly noble, and deserving of all eulogy and of
generous Filippo t.
AN OLDI FFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
ii. ARRIED.
In Philade p . ta, on the 4th inet., by Rev. John L.
Grant, Mr. J 1 N SUCH, io Miss SARAN MOR
GAN, both or his place.
On the 1 It. I inst.,)
by Rev. Joseph M'Cool, Mr.
ANDREW P. r s.: ITR, to Miss HANNAH FUREBAUCU,
both of Port Ic:rbon." ' ,
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P 1 tiontathie Society.
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Thursday eV ping, January 21st MIL Question
•for Discussi6il:-- 0 Should Women be permitted to
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,exercise the k aloe Frfinchise," continued.
Affirmativi. , Messrs. Neville, Loeser, Pitman,
Aigative.4— essrs, F. WY nkorm, Porter; Fogerty,
and Palmeri
The .Lli iii of Pottsville particularly, and all
friends of le r ing and free discussion, are invited
to attend thei eetin,,ys of this Society.
1110 MAS D. PITMAN, Secretary.
January' I'S li. 3--
isimmoss ,
IRI
N FOUNDRY
, . For Sale.
THE anciereigned, wishing to decline the buei,
mesa of Sking castings to a Cupola Furnace
offersfor sale his •
IRON FOUNDRY,
situated in thOlourishing town of Shamokin, in the
Shamokin Co a l Region, on the line of the Danville
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and Pottsvtll i Rail Road, in Northumberland coon
ty;Pa. ; i 1
the Imp:ioVements are a large
Casting House
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with an ex elient . ,
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!I 11 CUPITLA ,
• and other fix ores necessary to du a reasonably ex
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lenitive buSits, with a . .
VARIETY OF • PATTERNS,
&c. &c. beli4ing to the establishment.
The Coating House stands a short distance from
. the machinci !shop of the Danville and Pottsville
Rail Road r4inpany, and now makes all the cast
ings for the, said Company. There are two locoing).
lives, with't a necessary number of cars, sunning
on this road.. The business next season will doubt.
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less be very ' extensive.
Two Anthlrkeite Furnaces, of the largest size, are
now buildinien the line of the road, about one fourth
'of a m. le above the property.
Coal and Pig Metal
.can be pur,,t l h 6
ed as reasonable, (and perhaps more
so,) than ailany other place in Pennsylvania,—ant'
the metal for f foundry puiposes being made of the
.celebrated j 1
• DA
is not sortie
it is a most d
. an outlet bY
sea board, la
provements
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I fNVILLE ORE,
sed by any in the State. Altogether.
• esirable situation for business; having .
lail•road and canal to the cities on the
rid access to all the Pensylvania im.
A CREDIT
of one, two, and three years will be given to the pur
chasers. Fst particulars see Mr. Ziba Bird, and
Eli Trego,lEig. in the town of Shamokin.
f JOHN C. BOYD,
January' ' 18419 3-3 near Danvlle, Pa:
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-Office ofithe Mine Hill and Sehuyl.
kill Haven Railroad Co;
-- - 1 i !• Philndia, January 11, 1841.
; AT an electionc for officers held this day the fol.,
A lowing named stockholders were duly chosen
.to serve it:le i :neon year and until others be ap
d.
pointe
• President : JAMES DUNDAS.
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Managers.
Benjamin ICugler, Henry Paul Beck,
Wm. Richardson, Adam Everly,
Samuel= ason, Jr, John Livezey,
Edwarcf saber, John H. Cresson;
~ii I Thomas Ridgeway.
ii II JNO:H. CRESSON, Sec'y.
Jantiary4qt.h. , 3—
4 / Dissolnflow
- N OTICE le hereby given that the subscribers in;
tend di`siolving partnership on the first of fob:.
roar 1841 L ; They therefore request all those ini;
debted to 1014 firm, to call and settle their accounta
,on or before 'that date.
January
i ithe Philadelphia and Read.;
g Railroadn Company.
; Philad'a, Jan. 11th, 1841.
lee . tion held this day in conformity to the
incorporation, the follow ing gentlemen,
Officers for the ensuing year:
-=ELIHD CHAUNCEY.
, E Managers.
` Fisher, Wm. F. Emlin;
Broom, Charles P. Fvx, r
don, M. S. Richards.
r and Secretary—Samuel Bradford:
Office oj,
AT an c
acts 'o
~were chose
Presiden
:Coleman
John A.
A. Ga Ja
• rreasur-
To ,Let,
the Ist April next, the 2 Story Frame
,N 0. 21 Exchange Buildings, Norwegian
~•4iapered and painted, with flydrant
l e yard. Apply to
T. & J, BEATTY.
3
MIROM
m: 'Louie
Street, late
' water in
January
Notice.
A LL per,sis indebted to John Silver. of the.Penri.
'CIL sylvarfial Hall Refectory , are hereby requested
-to call at elffice ofJ, C. Neville. inCentrebtreet,
between the bare oft and2cgclock P. M. and settle
their accoanth before the first day of February tus,ti.
otberwiselhey will be placed in the hands of a jos
lice for cal e ion. . ;
• JaduarYl I ¢ ,
T HE subscriber will er.' 11 the 'Muse and garden
- on the Northwest corner of Pdabantinga and
Couetla nd Streeta,- in Pottsville. The elevated and
Pleasant situation, fronting on both streets; renders
it a desirable location for a seminary orprivate res.
idence, or a boarciing house it being sufficiently large
and from its construction well adapted ftir either
purposes.. For particulars apply to the iubscitber.
THOMAS ASHBRIDGE. -
Januar ) , 16. 3-3t'
SIXTH plitioo, :t itist publishej o;d A fg r itll: l 3 by
3
WILL be rented at Public sale on Saturday the
13th day of February, at , one o'clock P. M.
that well noted Tavern stand at 'Tuscarora, belong
ing to the estate of George Reber, Esq., deceased,
now occupied by John Fetherolf, (where the said
sale shall be held.) There is attached to-said premi.
sea from six to seven acres excellent meadow, suffi
cient ground for gardening• &c. with stabling for
thirty Horses and more—it has been kept ' Os a Pub
lic House fur upwards of Forty years, by the name
of Reber's Tavern. The House is well repaire,d (or
the comfort of trave hers, with good running water
before the door.
HENRY SHELLY,
JOHN RUCH;
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Private Sale.
Puidonls Digest.
January 16.
POblic Notice.
ALSO, will be disposed of at the same time and
place, the property of the said estate, ori - it lease of
two or three" years, that well known Farm (purchaa.
ed by!the said deceased of William Haller, situated
11 miles from Tuscarora ; containing between 2
and 300 acres in good condition.out Houses, Barns,
&c, with a good orchard in • full bearing, containin7
upwards of 400
,Apple Trees, all grafted fruit. As
this property is immediately on the edge of the Coal
region, it is unnecessary to make any comments as
to the sale of its produce . Conditions will be made
known on the'day of sale. by
LEVI R EBER and
WILLIAM AUDENRIED,
Executors of said Estate.
3—ta.
January 16, 1841
Office ofthe Schuylkill Naviga
tion Company,
A the apron! meeting of the Stockholders held
r:L this day, the following gentlemen were duly
elected dicers for the ensuing year.
JOSHUA LIPF'INCOTT, President.
Managers.
Manuel Eyre, Edmund Wilcox,
Thomas Firth. Mordecai E. Lewis,
Lindsey Nicholson, Richard Randolph,
Henry Troth; William S. ViIUX,
John Sergeant, William Ashbribge,
- John B,blen, Jacob G. Morris.
Claudius Harper, Treasurer and Secretary.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9. • 2
Reticule Lost.: •
wAS lost between Pottsville add Schuylkill
Haven, on Sunday the 3d init. a TWINE
RETICULE, containing a $5 and a 25 cent piece,
and two pocket handkerchiefs, one silk and one
White, Any person who has found said Reticule,
and will leave it at this Office with the contents, shall
receive a reward of two dollars.
January 9, 2—lin
Schuylkill Valley Navigation and
Rail Road Company.
A T an Election held at the Pennsylvania Hall ir.
rill- the Borough of Pottsville, on Monday the 28th
December, 1840, the following persons were elec.
ted officers of the Schuylkill Valley Navigation and
Rail Road Company for the ensuing year.
- BURD PATTERSON, President.
Managers.
Abraham Pott, Aquilla Bolton,
George H. Potts, G. G. Palmer.
Samuel, J. Potts, John G. Hewes,
ANDREW RUSSEL. Sec'y. Trea'y.
January 9, 2
Mill Creek and Mine Hill Navigation
and Rail Road Company.
rriHE Board of Managers have this day declared
m- a dividend ofs per cent for the last six months,
on the capital stock of this Company, payable to the
Stockholders or their legal representatives on or at:
ter the 18th inst., at the office of the Secretary and
Treasurer.
ANDREW RUSSEL,Sec'y. Treas'y.
January 9, 2
U.S. Gazette copy three times and ,charge this
Office.
THE EVERGREEN,-VO L. II
A Monthly Magazine of Popular Tales, Poetry and
Music. Teams— Too Dollars per annum in ad.
pence.
With the January Number will commence the
Second Volume of tales, popular compendium of new
and elegant literature. 'l'he various works of roman
tic interest, 'Which have been commenced in it, .v ilt
be carried on to their completion. A glance at its.
copious table of contents during the past year wilt
afford the most satisfactory evidence of its value.
It has comprised works by the most popular, modern.
authors of England , and the United States. Now
in• the course of publication are poor Jack, by Cap
tain Marryat ; Master Humphrey's Clock, by
Charles Dickens, Esq. (Boz): Ten Thousand a Year,
the most popular and amusing story of the day: the
Tower of London. by W. H. Ainsworth, author of
Rookwoud, Critchton, &c. : and Stanley Thorn, by
the author of Valentine Vox• Gentlemen through
out the country, svho wish to recieve these works.
can find.them in no shape eo convenient and so
cheap. Back numbers, containing She commence.
menta of all these stories, or either of them, can be
furnished at the subscription price.
Besides the works above enumerated, the Ever 2
• green will contain, as it has hitherto contained, the
spirit of the best foreign RevieWs and Magazines,
besides original piecea by native authors of distinc
tion.
Former subscribers are requested to renew their
subscriptions at their earliest convenience, and new
subscribers not to delay forwarding their names, so
that we may know the exact edition that will be re
quired. A single volume of the Evergreen is com
posed of about 800 pages of the choicest literary
matter. •
TE4MB.—Two Dollars in advance, or Five Dollars
for three copies, in all cases tree of postage. New
subscribers - will receive all the back numbers from
April to December, 1840, together with the second
volume, for 83, remitting free of expense.
J. WINCHESTER,
30 And - street, New York.
2--
January 9th.
Office Of the Mount Carbon
Railioad.
At a meeting of the Stockholders of this company
held this day, agreeable to the public notice,
the following gentlemen went duly elected officers
to servo for the ensusng year viz:
J. R. WHITE, President.
Managers: . .
William Duncan, W. C. Patterson,
Joshua Emlin, Philip A. Nicklin,
John White, Joseph Pent,
R. B. Davidson, ' Charles S. Williams.
James C. Donnell. Secretary and Treasurer.
JAMES C. DONNELL, Sec'y.
Philadelphia, Jan. 9th. 2
• DREITASTEIVS
Pectoral Mixture,
wOR the cure ofCoughs, Colds, Influenza, Phthis
•Pu ic, Spitting of Blood, pain and weakness of
the Breast, and Lunge, and all pulmonary affections.
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
A supply of the above medicine just received and
for sale at the Drug Store of •
JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
I93vember 28,
• Pottsville
riptinsids 4411 . 111jFACI T ORN.
rwH.E subscriber begs leareto inform the inhab
it unto of tbia plake, and the surrounding country,
that, he has .0 bond, 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 f as_he assuresthein that he
?ill sell as Cheap' as they can be procured any where
in the State, and as well engraved; which will be
done in either English or German, Scotch, Irish, or
Welsh langnaganr the dialect.. .
June ' ISAAC TAYLOR. Jr.
15 44 .
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Pottfhille,Walter , Co , , p uny :
l an
MIME Board of Managers have day 'declared,
'L. a dividend of 3 per cent for the. ist 6 months,
on 'the Capital Stock of the.said Coax y.'payable
se
to the Stockholder s or their heal rep outlives on
or after the 113th inst. at the office of ex. Disbar',
Treasurer, Centre Street.. ' • 1
ANDREW RUSSEL, President.
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I 2
January 9,
• Schuylkill Wharf
TO LET.
THE large Wharfand comModiousEtore.
§_'a"house formerly occupied by HumpkVeya
Co., coutaming in front on; said river X 235 feett
For information enquirci of-
JNO. P. WETHERiLL,
in 12th at. above Arch st. PhiladelphiS.
January 2, . if 8t
Information Wanted,
(I F SOLOMON LAVERTY, an Irishman by
w ,7 birth, aged about 19, ivho arrived in New York
in August last. Any person who has any knowl
edge of the said Solomon Laverty—or if thismotice
should meet his eye, he or, they will confer a partic
ular favour on his distressed parents, by addressing
a line to the subscriber, naming his residence. •te.
RICHARD WINLACIL
Pottsville, Schuylkill county, Pa. 1-3 t
Gloves! Gloves!!
JUST received a superior article of Ladies Hos.
kin Gloves. E. Q. A. HENDERSON.
January 2, 1—
New Books.,
BANCROFT'S History of the United States,
Recognition of Fiiends in anotber.world, by
Rev. Dr. Dort.,
Agathos, and other stories,
History of Grace Harriet.
just received and for sale by B. BANNAN.
January 2, 1—
strained Sperm Oil. • _
BLEAL HED Winter Strained Sperm Oil, of a
-a-P very superior quality, warranted not to congeal
or smoke. For sale by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
January 2,
Pottsville Institute.
IFHE Winter Term of this Institution will com
mence on the first Monday in January, and close
on the 27th of March. January 2, 1—
ELEGANT Freneh Worked CrAn's. For Rale
by E. Q. & A. CIENDERSON.
January 2, • 1—
Old Established Passage Office )
CORNER OF PINE AND SOUTH EITIIF.ETS. NEW YORE.
THE subscribers having completed
th.eir arrangement for the year 1841, for
'the purpose of bringing out 'steerage
'. an passengers, beg leave to infoirn their
triends vad the public in general, that a first class
vessel will be despatched from Liverpool. to New
York, on the Ist, sth, 10th, 15th, 20th, and 25th,
of each month throughout the year.
Passengers on their arrival at Liverpool from the
out ports, will be furnished with lodgings and a
convenient place to cook in during the time they
may be detained there by head winds or stormy
weather--free of any expense to themsslves—on ap
plication at the company's office to Mr. P. W.
BYRNES, No 36 Waterloo Road, who will, is con.
nection with his numerous agents throughout Eng.
land and Ireland, afford every assistance to those
who may be engaged to come out by •this company's.
ships.
Passengers • will be found in provisions fot the
passage for 810 extra, or $26 for passage, provisions
and hospital money.
As usual in all cases, where the persons decline
coming, the money will be refunded to those from
whom it may have been removed, on their returning
the passage certificate.
GLOVER & M'MURRAY,
Corner of Pine and South sts.
The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the
above line, and is ready to recieve the passage money
for those who wish toe end for their friends, and will
also attend to transmitting money to Europe. For
particulars apply at the Miuers' Journal Office.
B.BANNAN.
1—
Jan. 2d
St. Übes Salt.
ASUPERIOR article for preserving Pork. For
.ale by E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
January 2. 1—
Dissolution
The partnership heretofore existing between
James Daniell and Sethaliel Harries, under the firm
of Daniells & Harris, Coal Miners, was dissolved:on
the 19inst.,by mutual consent. All those indebted
to the firm are requested to make payment to James
Daniell and all those having claims will also present
them to him who is authorised to settle the business
of the late firm.
JAMES DANIELL,
SETEIALIEL HARRIES.
Sep. 26. 52-300
Office of the Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven
Rail Road Company.
Notice.
THE annual meeting of stack holders in i
this Com
m- pany will be held at - their Office in the Hall of
the Franklin Institute on the Ilth day of January,
1841, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The election of a Presi,
dent and ten Managers to conduct the affairs of the
Company for one year, and until others be appointed,
Will there be held.
JNO. H. CRESSON, Secretary.
rr Berke & Schuylkill Journal, Reading, Insert
three times, and charge this office,
Philadelphia, 'Dec. 26,
Emmettle• Speech.
W.PEECH of Robert Emmet, before Lord Norbury
and COLORED PRINTS of the Rev. Theobold
Matthew, the apostle of Temperance, just received
and for sale by B. BANNAN.
Dec. 26,
Gen. Harrison.
APamphlet of 98 pages, entitled the, civil servi—
ces of Gen. Harrison, President elect, price 3
cents, just received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
52
December 26,
Carpenters Wanted.
The Subscriber will employ 4 or ssteady car
periters at liberal wages.
JOHN M. CROSLAND:
Dec. 29th 1840. :52
Removal.
PATENT SPRING STEEL.
Cross-Strained Saddles, &c.
RICH.IRD D. SHOEXIER,
Saddle, Bridle, and Trunk Manufacturer
iIiESPECTFULLY tenders his sincere thanks to
mil" his customers and the public in general, for the
very liberal encouragement which he has received
from them. He now Informs that he has an im
provement in the construction of Saddles, for which
he has a patent right, and recommends them to the
public as being far superior in durability, ease, and
comfort to the rider than any other yet invented,
and he recommends his Steel Spring Cross Strained
Saddle to the notice of the public, with. confidence.
He therefore respectfully invites the puhlic to call at '
bis shop nearly opposite Mortimer's Hotel, •and di.
reedy opposite W. T. Epilog's Drug Store, Centre '
Street, Pottsville, and examine for theMselves.
' He also keeps constantly on hand a general as.
'eortment of all kings of work,' such! as Saddles,
Bridles, Patent Fly nets, Coach. Gig, end Waggon
Harness, Trunks, Valiecee, Travelling Bags, Gig . '
and Riding Whips, &c. Every description of work
in his line will be mace to order, on, the-'shortest'
notice, with neatness, durability,' and 'on terms as
low as can be done elsewhere.
1 1:7' An excellent assortment of ink i er and Brass
Mounting, Riding and Gi Whips. . dso. which
g
dr..,
ite will sell very cheap; wholesale and retail.
INMember 1%
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,_,-g:s ~1.1- - ,Z,.i. - 1 7 ,C,,: ' ::
IPIIE - 1311INERS 4 j011 -NAL« , F
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52-3 t
'While -, lINSIET - strainitl , ,i
.i , `
.:.;ice`, ~ Spent* Oil ' [ - .
MILLER &-HAGGEIPIT have just Feast-, ved
their - Winter stock ef Wbite Winter Skidded
ii
Sperm OIL which they eart reeornmett l to their
fiiends tted the public u being superior. I. .
Nov. 28 , 1 • 1 8-4 ' '
,
* '
Geo. . Slaler g , •
HAS just received) fresh lot of No 4,
Bliscltrel, in whole and Barrels. aQd
sold eta email advanee on the cost.,
pecember 12. -1
_ - ,
O. S.
c; ou Comae and See. , l
ditii RANT, Carroll. C 0..& have added to their new
bwtec totab..
--, and Cheap Stock' ,of Merchandise. tehih they
offer to the citizens ofl'ottsville. and the public gen.
erally. at much less pricesthan have ever been sold
in the region for Cash, to wit:
Soper Blue, Black, Brown Green ;Olive , Broad
Cloths, Caatmeres, and Sattinets."
Alsesuperior Muslin De Lanes,Frenchind Erie.
lish Merinoes, French and domestic phut', from 61
to 33 cents per yard. ' Yellow, White. Red, Green
and Blue Woollen and Canton Flannels.
1 11 yards UnbleaChed Muslin. -
. do " Bleached do.
1 HARDWARE.
Locke, Latches, Buttb and Screws.
Sprigs and Jacks, for Miner's shoes.
Long and short handled Coal Shovels,
Cast-Steel point Sand do.
Coal Riddles from },l, I, /, 11, 11 inches,
Wire Sives, No. 2,3, 4, 6.8, 10,12, 14 and 16,
Cast Steel pr. Bar, or, by the pour.d.
American do. " "
NAILS
20 Kegs 3/, 4,4/, 5,5/ inch Cut spihes,l
20 do. 3d; 4d, 6d, 8d.10d,12d,20d,30d, 40d Mak
BACON.
300135. Bacon, consisting of Ham, Shoulders and
Flitch.
ALSO,
!dackerel No. 1, fresh,—lrish and Pickled Salmon
200 lbs. Balogne Sausage.
GROCERIES.
Sugar at all rates; Rio, Java and Laguira Coffee;
Raisins, Currants; Dip'd and Moulded Candles;
Rice, Batley, Young Dyson, Hyson and Soushong
Teas fresh, and selected expressly for family use.
CpEESE•
2000 lbs, superior New and Old Cheese.
101 " Sap Sago do.
SEGARS.
)0 Boxes superior Havanna Segue,
10 do do Principee do.
1000 Half Spanish do. 4
Maryland.
1000 Common, do.
OIL.
400 glls. Winter Strained Oil, Dark and black,
200 " ReSned, do.
200 " Whale do. per Bbl. or Gallon.
We hsve had so many complaints from our cuse
tomers, who hare purchased Oil elsewhere, that we
have been very particular in our selection. Call and
give our oil a trial, we know it is 0. K. S. "011
Klear Sperm.”
Dec 19, 1840. 51—
ChillipgsvortWe if orks.
lIIHT.Works of W. Chtllingworth, M. A. con
a taining his Book, entitled the religier, ofPro
testants, a safe way to salvation, together with his
Sermons', Letters t Diseourses and controversies, first
American from the Twelfth English Edition. Joe
received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
December 19, 51-
0 i to this Work are requested to cal
at this Office, and receive their copies.
NEW GOODS,
1111 HE subscriber has again received a fresh and
H general assortment of
FALL & iVINTER 000D$.
consisting in part of Broad Brown and pilot Cloths
medium:and fine qualities, low priced; Cassimers
Satinets, Flannels, Blankets, Canton Flannels
Checks, English and French Merino, Vestings,
Hosiery, Calicoes, Shawls, Umbrellas, Stocks,
Bleached and Unbleached Muslins, Ticking, &c.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES
Via: Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Black. Green and Im
perial Teas, Spices, Soap, Candles, Chocolate, Rais
ins. Sperm and Whale Oil, Loaf Sugar, Riv,
Cheese, &c;
For those who wish to avail themselves of the
opportunity to purchase at extremely low rates',
a visit would be sufficient. The advantageous terms
on which they were purchased, will enable him to
dispose of them as reasonable as can be purchased
in a similar establishirient in this section of country.
All who may be disposed to honor him with a visit,
will find sufficient proof of the accuracy of the above
statement and will no doubt be readily suited in
quantity, quality and price.
GEO. W. SLATER.
50—
December 12,
Salmon.
UST received a superior article of fresh No, I
" Salmon. Also, Pickled Herring for sale by
GEO. W. SLATER.
5.0--
December 19,
Codfish,
A SUPERIOR lot of Codfish can be purchased
very cheap at the store of
GEORGE W. SLATER.
50—
Deceinber
Green and Black Teas
JUST received and for sale by
T. dit. J. BEATTY.
Nov. 28, 48—
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For Sale,
VERY low, 2 small tracts of land on Tumbling
F Rein, the one about 4 and the other from 5 to
6 miles from Pottsville. the one containing 80 and
the other 100 acres, Wite Oak, White and Yellow
Pine, and Spruce Timber—they would be sold eith
er together or seperate. A public road is now be.
ing made through the land to Pottsville. For terms
enquire of Henry Rauh or Joseph Morgan, Or.
igsburg.
If the above land is not sold before the first day
of February next, it will then be offered at Public
sale at the House of Michael Mortimer, in Pottsville.
JOSEPH MORGAN.
48-Ist feb.
Orsvigsburg, Nov. 28,
Farm to be Let.
TO be let, a farm ately occupied by Frederick
Beckman, near the Old Bull's Head, on the
Mineraville Road, two miles from Pottsville. Ap
ply to G. W. FARIVHAR.
October 10, 41—
NEW GOODS.
_IUST received, a large and splendid assortment
wo of new Fall and Winter Goads, vit:
.Dry Goods of every description.
Groceries of all kinds.
Glass & Queensware,
Fur, Clothand Hair Seal Capi,
Mackerel, Salt 4.c.
All persons wishing to purchase Goods cheap for
cash, are respectfully invited to call , and examine
for themselves.
SAMUEX. HARTZ.
October 10, - , 41—
Elegant Prayer Books
AND BIBLES,
t ra received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
December 2, 49
Dancing.
pr i ttSONS wishing to take lessons in dancing
informed .ta• are respectfully that the last quarter
will otimirienca on the 18th of January (Waltzing
and Gallopading, included,] For termatind partie.
ulars apply at the Pennsylvania Hall. , • 4
January 9. • • •
BiC4ok & FjpnlinVlS
VANGELICAI. MUST
_TUST received and for isle by
B BAISNAN.
October 31, 4f—ti
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CONSUMPTION
CIN Bi CURED.
Di, WISTAR'S
114fistans of' if lid-Ch erry}
p sad 3
r an! ' be
150—
Tllll CELEBILATID BIXEDT 101
Diseases of the Lungs.
NUMEROS remedies have been offered and puffed
into notice for DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
some of which has undoubtedly been found very useful_
bat of all that have hitherto been known, it must be
universally acknowledged there - is none that has ever.
proved as successful as the 'JIALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY "''Such indeed ash the astonishing restora T
five hod healing properties of thin BALSAM. that even
in this 'worst forms of CONSUMPTION. when the pa
tient'has suffered the most distreising cough. violent pan
in the chest, diffirulty of hreathingought streets, Mending
of the lungs, 4 , e and when the most esteemed remedies
of our Pharmacopias had failed to afford any relief, and
when Botanic, Homeopathic. and numerous other rem
edie9, had been used for many months in vain, this
invaluable remedy has checked every symptom, and
been productive of the most astonishing relief. In the
eirlt stages of the disease, proceeding from neglected
colds, termed Catarrahl Consumption. it has been used
with undeviating success, and in many instsnces, when
this Idiseane seemed to have marked its victim for an
early grave. the use of this medicine has arrested every
symptom, and restored the lungs to a state of perfect
health.
Id that form of CONSUMPTION. so prevalent a
mongst delicate young female s , commonly termed debil
ity br 'going into a decline . 'a complaint with which
thodsands are lingering,it hashlso been used with sur
prising success, and not only possesses the power of
chetiking the progress of this alarming disease, but
at the same time strengthens and invigorates the whole
system more effectually than any remedy we have ever
postiessed.
IrTLIVERCOMPLAINTIn diseases -of the Liege,
particularly when attended with a cough, indigestion or
wandering pains in the Side, it bas also proved very
efficacious, and cured many cases pf this ktnd after the
meal powerful remedies had failed.
114 r• ASTHMA.—In this complaint it also Peen used
in nmperous instances with the most singular success.
It opens the chest, rendering the breathing perfectly
free.arrests the cough, and will seldom fail to give per
manent relief.
'less BRONPHITIS.As a remedy in all Bronichial
affetions of the throat, attended with a hoarseness, cough
or soar in the throat, it will also be found a very effectual
remedy. and will mostly afford immediate relief if used
at the commencement efthe attack.
HT COUGEN AN COLDS —ln common coughs
and. colds, that prevail sp extensively throughout the
winter, it will be found much more effectual than any
remedy in use, and when colds settle' upon the lungs.
causing an inflamation with pains in the breast, difficulty
or shortness of breathing, &c. the use of this Balsam will
suppress such symptoms immediately, and at thp same
time prevent the lunge from becoming more seriously
diseased.
ET CROUP AND WHOOPING COUGH.—In these
complaints, so co on to young children, this Balsam
will be found much superior to the Paregoric Elixer
Syrup of Squills,and the various COUGH MIXTURES
in common use, as it is entirely free from any thing the
!mit injurious, and may at all times be given to children
with perfect safety, and with the certainty of itsaffording
them speedy relief.
It? AS A FAMILY MEDICINE „[or many other
complaints, this Balsam will also be fond particularly
useful. Besides having proved an invaluable remedy in
all Pulmonary affections, it exerts a ptwerful influence
over many diseases depending on a depraved condition
of the system, and those who have suffered from the
indiscriminate use of Mercury, or other deleterious
drugs, that are often compounded in different quack nos
trums, will find it a remedy of great value, p'ssessing
the'power of strengthening and invigorating the whole
system more effectual than any other medicine we pos
sess.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.—As this medicine
has. already acquired great celebrity, there may prob
able be some attempts to imitate it, and deceive the
public with a spurious mixture, to prevent which I would
wish all purchasers to observe the following marks of
the`genuine Balsam. It is put up in bottles oftwo sizes
each, having the words Wig - I'A R'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, PHILADA , blown in the glass, and
a label on the front with the signature of HENRY
WISTA R. M. D. without 'which none are genuine.
Prepared for the Proprietor by WILLIAMS & Co.
Chemists, No 22, Commerce Street, Phila. and sold by
the, most respectable Druggists and other appointed
Agents in all the principal towns throughout the United
States.
117 The Genuine Medicine sold by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
Sole Agent for Pottsville. Price $1 per Bottle
I)ec.s, 1840. 49
fIpHE Subscriber has constantly on hand a RP
rior assortment of Chair Stuff, which he
will dispose of at as low rates as can be obtained at
any other establishment.
PETER SEITZINGER.
' Foot of the Broad Mountain, Little Mahenop
t)eiober 3, 40—tf
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies Fine Buskins,
do Leather, do.
•
do French, Ties,
do Grecian, do.
do Slippers.
do Boots, Morrocco and Leather.
Gentlemen's Water Proof Boots,
do Coarsed, do
do Shoes, coarse and fine,
Children's Shoes of every size and quality.
cist received from New York. and for sale very
ow by T. & J. BEATTY.
Nov. 28, 98—
Hiller and Haggerty
AVE received their Winter Stock of Freel
1140 -, Oroceries, consisting of a very general ast , ort,
meat. which they are disposed to sell at a small ad
vance for Cash .
Nov. 28,
Plain & Figured DeLanes.
ANEW supply of th ose beautiful and fashiona
We goods, just recetvedand for sale by
/ T. & j. BEATTY.
49
Der-ember 5,
'VOW that the Elections of our Country have de.
eided that Ow TIP is to be the next President,
and bettor times !ping a consequence of that result;
the undersigned would be pleased to receive any
Orders in the Boat Building line, either at home
or from abroad.
!I am prepared to build any number itf Boats—of
any size—and almost at any price. So come on
boys, let us feel the erect of victory.
JOHN M. CROSLAND.
49
December 5,
T. & 3.3mAngir - •
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HAVE just received from New York,
2000 lbs superior Smoked Beef.
1000 do do new Hams,
1000 do do Shoulders,
4000 du do Dairy Cheese.
10 Bls. do Small Pork.
10 do _ do No. I, Mackrel, (late Fares)
sdo do Pickled Herring,
2000Ibs. Codfish.
'All of which they offer on as good terms as can
he obtained elsewhere.
INov. 26,
NEW STORE.
rrifE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
1E- that he has opened a store in Centre Street, 3
doors below T. & J. Beaty's Store, corner of Nor.
*e
sen and Centre Streets, wbere he offers for sale
ai general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, &c.
AU persons desirous of purchasing Goods Cheap
for Cash, are respectfully invited to call and exam
ine for themselves.
EDWARD HUGHES.
November, 21, —.411
Rodgerls celebrated Pen
knives.
!A\ FRESH supply of. Rodger's Pen.kniyes,
mong which are his celebrated Treaatny and
Navy Knife. manufactured rot the MS:Government.
lost received and for sale by ;;:.
...,,A4IIANNAN•
piie - mi,i; S.
Chair StutE
Harrisonism
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Cheap lite,ady, Mad* Winte , •
• : Clothing.
pßzcsir. To sat? Om VMS&
THE adiuttthiiti have m InMd and 'vault intrz
cheep for cash. _ '• • 1 1 4 •,' •
troll• ' .
Super double trol l ed Bog ._ , SeaverCloth Oret..
coats fell trimed'l •18 to 2G
Double milled frock Coats,ma de in t he bait style
(tom - .., 1 - - $l6 to 18
Huey English Pilot a Cloth Coate, - 12 to 16
Cloth
do ;do 1 rock do 10 to 14
do Harrington Cloth , r Coati, lick 8
Blue Black 11,111 i fancy colo rs
,Dresercats. 10. to 14 ?-
do do 'do Extra e
. perfice west of Eng,
land Cloth Dress Coate, ' • $l4 to 18
Superfine Blue Black' and' fa , cy colored Cassiteeti
Pants, - '. ' 1 CI tot,
Superfine do do Hueltallio Caspituer. Stet
do Satinet -Pangs % 4to S
Heavy lined Satinet
.Pan!.* 2; to 3
First quality Satirist ROn4abouta, • 4•to 4
Cloth
do do. Fustian ltrirgiO6 Costs
Fine Kentucky lean Coits.l 5}
Heavy Genoe Silk Velvet Vesta, - 5. to 6
Superfine English Pk. flue Pk. fancy cnt Silk
Velvet Vests,'
' t 0.%
• Fine English belled:Satin Vests. 3. to 4
Heavy double backed Woeleo Velvet Vesta SI to 41
Superfine Blue and illk.Passinero dia 3to 31
Fine double Breast Sanibel Vest, _
.2 to
Valentin anti Woolen Velvet do, -.1; tog
A general assortment of superfine Lamba.wool
Shirts and Drawers, fine Linnen and Muslin Shirts
dLa, Cotton and Canton flan el under Shirts sod
Orawers, heavy Uterine Shine ke. lioinery„ heavy
Germantown Woollen floe [and half bole,, fine
white Cnttoryind heavy Lambs wool hose,.superfino
full trimed Satin, and Bombazine Stocky, eitrs;
French Merino and hair cord Scharfa and Scharf'
Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Shirt Bosoms, Collar.
&c. &c.
Ali% a, large and liandsomii assortment of super.
fine West of Eagla,nd Ciotti's and Ca•simeres. and ii
small quantity of well selected French Cloths, a..
mongst which aro a . variety of Diamond Beaver
Clotha for Over Coats of diffe rent shades and, finish.
Also heavy domestic Diamond Afar Cloths. Tkolet
who pay . Cash may buy barge
LIPPINCO r & TAYLOR.
Woollen Dealeni and Tailors, corner 'of Centro
and ISlahantango Streets,
November 2S, I
New Cheap C sh Store.
frq H &subscriber natl. just opened, in Centre street,
iY a few doors a bove Norwegian street, an entire
new and elegant assortment of Goods, consinting of
Dry Goods, b I Queensware,
Groceries, Hardware, &c.
All of which were parchoSed at such prices as will
enable him to offer them at u onueually low price..
Hie destgo is to sell cheap for cash. Ho can assure
the public, tbat,a call will•be sufficient proof to con
arm ttie assertion, that be. Ail not be exceeded by
any in cheapness.
All are respectfully invited to call end slams
inc the assortment and prices, being confiden t
words will not suffer from each a course.
October 3A.
For
TWQ Story brick dwellling house, and lot
- 4-3 in Schuylkill Haven, now occupied by Samuel
Trout and othera:Stone Coal would be taken in pay,
ment. for terms' apply to the subscribed Orwiga T
burg or Henry, Deninger, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH MORGAN.
ST
Orwigsburg Jan. 9
'Orison Medals,
AND Badges, just received and for sale by
p. BANYAN,
DE mber 5' 49--
Children's Shoes.
♦ LARGE assortment of Philadelphia menotac•
tured Children's Shoes, for sale by
October 10
Muslin de Lanes.
A FEW pieces Make patterns elegant Muslin
de Lanes. for , sale very low by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON:
January 2,
Crackers.
FRESH Water, Sugar, Soda sod Bon Cracker*
A? far sate by E, Q. St. A. HENDERSON.
January 2, 1—
Cobb's School iroohot
COBB'S series of School Books—A fresh supply
nt Philadelphia prices, bylke dozen or single t
always for sale by B. BANNAN.
December 5, 49
Dried Apples and reaches,
F OR Bale at the elm
GEO. W. STATER.
December 12,
Mitchell's School Geography =
.11111 E best now in , use, atresti supply better bound,
together with
MITCHELL,S PRIMARY SCHOOL
OO.RAPHY,
A new work just ,published, for beginners; and
which has already been introduced in thiSehoole
in Philadelphia. Also,
VITCHELL'S GEOGRAHPICAL READER.
for Schools and families, just received and for sale
by B. BANNAN.
December S.
48-
NEWSTORIII.
subscribers would inform their friends anti
A- the public that: they have established them.
selves in business, in the Store formerly occupied
by Messrs. T. & W. Pollock, adjoining Messrs,
Clemens & Parvina Drug Store, where they apt
for sale a general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Teas,
Wines,
Liquors,
queensware,
• Glass Ware nude •
Ilar4ware,'
MI of which they are disposed to sell on as skit
reasonable terms for cash, as they intend to do act
'exclusive cash basineas. The . public areinvited
call and examine their Goods and prices before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
E..Q. Br. A. HMEILSON.
May 16 20—
Dr. Leidy's Xedicated Extract of
I Sarsaparilla.
To the World.
IF you wish to make use te Sarsaparilla. be advited to
a . try_ DR. LEIDY'S MEDICATED EXTRACF OF .
SARSAPARIpLA. It is positively the strongest pre.
paration in existence. one bottle of it (which costs but
one dollar) being equal to one gallon of Syrup. as it is
usually prepared in the shops, and equal to two bottles
of any other extract. Dr:l44ly begs leave to state that
he himself prepares it, and can consequently vouch for
its strength. Numarous Physicians throughout the U
nited States, give it the preference over all other prepa-
rations of Sarsaparilla, both fkouithefam of its superior
strength (consequently efficacious when employed) and
from the circumstance of its being pr ep ared by a rep.
lar Apothecary and' Physician, attested. by Dr'. Physic.
Chapman, 'laekson. 119ther.' Gibson. pewee?, June! ,
Cote, &c, &.
It is useless here to name the numerous afibetioits
whereih Sarsaparilla is considered the sole Specific...-.
Suffice It to say, it *recommended by all Physicians
throughout the world, in diseases of Skin,. Rnell.Liver.
&c., and particularly all diseases produsseiftkimprities
of the blood and animal fluids. `As a ,Ranger , of the
blood, it is as ell times (and WirticitifilY Spring
add Fall) invaluable. I n'ivarm climates,threag out the
Summer Season. no perspn should neglect um itoces•
, Ploinciaiis certificates and recommendations
Rpm PAysicisbs., atid others speopapany theilireetions.
For sale bt• • • - B. BOWAN.
' • • • fic4,!gr}ttbrer.l4 o lll4l Wisp.
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GEO. W. SLATER,
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