,
Temper , nto `Meeting, •
AT a meeting of he friends of Temperance held
'at the Universalisthureh. an Thnrsday evening,
1,18A.-Dr.April .
. B. WHOM.' wais called to
ii,
the Chair, and R. . Palmer appointed Secretary.
The Rev. Jamas ALLACIZI I delivered an eloquent
Lecthre. and was follo'wed by; Mr . PALMY., who ad.
& Cried the meeting for • 'holt time; when, on mo
tion; Messrs. Galtager and •Eicholis were appointed
a Committee-to procure the signatures of those' in
the house to the pledge. After that duty was per
formed. and several members, obtained to the F wit.
ty, on motion, lifewirs. Fostei, Gallager. and Gul
ley were 'appointed committee to draft a Constitn•
thin and Bye Lima r the goVernment of this Susie.
tv. and report Man djourned meeting to be held in
three weeks from t is time. , On motion. Messrs.
Waterhouse and Foster were appointed a Commit
tee to proenre aore'', and publish the time add
place of holding the next meeting. On motion,
'
- io -.- - Anlatted. Irtiat-1 &proceedings of ibis meeting
, it published. 1 - • _
I, it ; .B. EICHOL32. President.
Le l
- i ,Ar Patmer,Rejeretary.
- April 3. ~ I
1
- 'or Ken
ouse on Market Street,.a .d e
orwegieh Street to be rented.
GEO. M. CUMMING.
14-31
800
;via A good
n 4 notber on
Apply to
April 3,
Repeal Association. - '
I in second nionifily meeting of the Pottsville,
- 0 - Schuylkill Co. Repeal Association, will be held
in the large room' °flit.. O'Connor's Hotel this even
ing at 71 o'clock.
Ali those favourable to a Repeal of the Union ex
isting between Great Britain and Ireland, are invi
ted to attend the meetings of the Association.
• April 3, [ 14-1
Dissolution.
THE partnersh ipo i heretofore existing between
Samuel Fowler) William Woofer. Job Constan
tine, and George;Gtrbble, was dissolved on de 29th
ult. by mutual catmint.. All persons having claims
against the said firni and all those indebted Are re
quested to make payUrant to Samuel Fowler; who is
Authorized to settle the busuneits of the late arm.
SAMUEL,FOw LER,
WILLIAM WOOLER,
JOB CONSTANTINE,
GEORGE GOBBLE.
14-31.•
April 3,
Ship 'ling Books.
tririE best and mMit improved Shipping Bcioks for
AL Coal Dealer:4lst printed and for Gala at this
office:
1
TylteFounders.
JAMES CONNO & SON. Tyre FOUNDERS re
spectfully infciroi their old patrons and the pub
lic generally, that hey continue to manufacture
and supply everyi aricle useful in the Printing bu•
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fining, as well aa to tereotype all jobs that.may of.
fer. They embraca this opportunity to return
thanks to those Ise patronage they 'have exten
sively enjoyed for a many years, and to say that
they are to be found at the our ESTAISOIEZD Srasn,
corner of Ann and mare streets, fully prepares
to execute any order that they may be honored
with ; and that th - e Type manufactured by them ,is
from thiyold specimens, together with a number of
addition, of a Sure4ott Cur: that he is enabled to
Supply SORTS, as well as FOUNTS, et the most
beautiful of his old faces, and of a greatly improved
((wilily of metsl.l'Viey are ;also engaged in get
ting up, by a raw! discovered process, an eaten
sive series of new and highly ORNAMENTAL
ARTICLES. Arraingrmenta - are made with the
manufacturers of Pies. and other Printing Materi.
ids, that will enabler , them to execute orders as ex.
I
peditiously as any other Foutideiln the Union, and
on au favorable termis.
A new specitrieulis now in course of printing.
N. B. Newspaper copying' the above advertire
meat three times. a d forwatding one copy contai
ning it. will be anti ed to their pay in Type, provi:
dad a bill ef four. times the athount be made. - 1
N. April 3. [ , - I 4—St
,
Wilted Type.
•
CUT by Mechit4ry , and warranted superior to
any heretofore mandfactured. George F. Nes.
bitt, Tontine buildnig, cornet of Wall and ,Water
greets, New Yorkrespectfully informs the Print
. atilf the United S h ies, that he has now in full op.
wa r den his machinefor cutting Wood Types, which
being an entire new invention , is warranted to cut
Types, both plain ind ornameneal, far superior to
any heretofore exhibited to the public: and in proof
of the assertion. informs the public that he has ob.
tained Diplomas and Medals, from both the Ameri.
can and Mechanic's Institutes of the City of New
York, at their Fair". of 1836,1838, and 1839, as the
books of the Institute will show.
George F. Nesbi t would particularly invite the
attention,of Prime a to the fact, that through the
politeness of the p oprietore of the Liverpool and
Havre line of pack ts, he has been favored'with the
latest French and English specimens, that many of
the new styles in t i 'nem are very handsome, and
have been gut up by him : they were exhibited by
him at the Mechanic's Fair in this city, now just
closed. and pronounced by the Committee of Prin
ters, appointed to eXamine Types and Specimens, to
be superior to any Wood Types ever before exhibit
ed, sad having a decided advantage over large met
al Types.
•
George F. Nesbitt, would :also inform the Print
ers of the United Mates, that he is ready to c.t
Types on Wood of Inny size, from 5 lines Pica, up
wards, from any of the patterns of small. or Types
contained in the e+ensive specimen of Messrs, G.
Bruce If Co., or from any new pattern that can be
suggested.
rr George F. Nesbitt is desirous that Printers.
and those becoming Agents,:should be acquainted
wtiti the fact, that his prices are much reduced from
those heretofore charged by other manufactures:
that he allows his Agents thirty per cent. commis
sten; that his termb are six Months or ten per cent
discount for cash.
Agents are want d fot the following cities, viz:
Charles Lin, Albany, Detroit, Rochester, and Buff&
10. -
113 , Priaten of lkjewspapels, who will publish the
above for sis timei, within three months from this
date, and will send,. me a" copy of their paper, shall
be entitled to $3 in Types: and should the Types
not prove superior to any ever before manufactured,
they can be returned, and the money will be paid
in place of them.
GEORGE F. NESBITT,
corner of Wall and Water
Tontine Building
streets. N.
April 3
Tide Water Catial. Commis
skin •Uouse.
CD. HUNKS 4. CO. FLOUR AND GENER:
•AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. 3
Spear's Wharf, B ltimure—Offer their services to
Merchants and o f 'era, trading in this market._ for
tbe sale of SUSQUEHANNA PRODUCE, or PUR.
CHASE OF MERCHANDISE.'
Some years experience together with their very
favorable location,l justifies them in believing they
will be able to give general setiafaction.
Refer to Orodorif & Co. , •
Clark]& rKeilogg.
Kirkland & Chase,, Baltimore.
Keynelde & Mosher; JJ
Drakely de Fenton;
P. A. & Small, York, Pa.
Sterrett ft Potter. ,
.1.46 J. Milliken, '
A. B. Dimaree, Newport, Pa.
1 - JOna. Heger & Sob, Hagerstown:Md.
14-61'
or
SEVERAL Caro and convenient rooms in the
Lary store building at thb corner of Market and
Centre - au, suitable for a private family or any one
desirous of keeping boarders/ For terms apply to
GEORGE W. SLATER.
April r. 4 14—
Botu;tl t 1 ers *anted.. • `.
or
OUR 60 nteel toaiders can be accointoo.
I dated with glimi ;boarding and lodgings at a.
:able ratei. Amity to
_,
. BYRON or WIL L PHILLIPS.
01 3 I
- . Pottsvil l le,
'•• 14 7 4
,• ,
licl
1 f
1_•'1 PROSPECTUS P
Kahan* tyggionittrii Maginfiff.
- ! : ' . • - •
friflE eabseribers have made irrangements to
ii pnbiieh a Afacianniiemt. Tat; tient& tans.
AND 1411:CIALLY Ttti TOON= VOITIoN of re, under
the . above ;title. The -design in the work is toile
-:good : to aid in the formation ofeheracter; to Ptah
-lish good principles: to cintivite right feelings t to
furnish innocent. amusement: to promote correct
habits of thought and sentiment. Nor is- he-plan
confined to these limits: it is- the purpose of the
Editor to Make the work,useful in storing the mind
with knowledge: in-teaching the roles of behayine,
and in, pointing out the highways 'and by•waya to
success in life. In such a design. the religious and
moral 'duties will not be' overlooked,
To carry out the plan, it its deemed essential that
the work should be interesting—thet it should be e
favorite with thane for whine benefit it is designed.
Accordingly. it will embrace a great variety dn . ,-
ies—se History, Geography, Geology, Naturil
tory, Travels, Biography. &e. It will be enlivened
with Tales, Sketches. Adventures, Incident,. Nar
ratives. Anecdotes, Fables, and Allegories—nor will
Poetry or Music be forgotten. Every available
means of rendering the work useful. lively, and en.
tertsining will he resorted to,- and, numerous em
bellishments and illustrations will, be inserted.
UM
As a specimen of the 'Wirt will be offered to the
public in the first ember' it is - needless to say more
then ample arrangements!are model° bring nut the
work with punctuality. and in the best mechanical
style. The editorial charge of
,it is to be commit.
ted to the Author of Peter Parley'. Tales. whose
reputation is a sufficient pledge to the public that
the present undertaking will be conducted in a
:manner to claim a share Of patronage. especially at
-the hands 'of parents, teacher; guardians, and all
who feel interested in the young.
One number of the work will appear on the first
day of each month, containing al pages royal San:
the price to subscribers being One dollar and fifty
cents, payable in advance.
April, 1841. BRADBURY &. SODEN:
B. BANNAN, is Agent for this work, who will
receive supseriptions, and deliver the work to Potts.
free of postage.
I'ON
BOARDING SCHOOL.
.11EIE Simmer Term, in this llnstjtation, will
-IL commence the 3d of Fifth month, and end the
Ist of Tenth month, following.
The price of Boarding and Tuition is e 75 a
term. payable as follows:
TWenty.five dollars orlon commencement.
Do! . let of Eighth month.
Do. at end of term,
or, when paid to advance upon entrance, Seventy
dollars.
For draWing, painting, or the French language,
Fire dollar. a term will be charged.
The School is composed of Female., only.
For adMission. of new scholars, apply at the
school, or by letter. to
EMMOR }UMBER,
Superintendent.
Kimberton, April 3 14-31
WILL be opended on Monday morning next, a
splendid aesortmect of Spring and Sommer
Goode. which have been purchased principally foe
Cash and Will be sold very cheap by
E. W. EARL.
Sign of the Golden' Ball.
April 3., 14—
.
ri 1
HE subscriber hereby gives notice to the pub
•lic not to take a note given by the subscriber
in December last for ea 75, to James Upton. Said
note is said to be lost—and has been paid by the
subscriber, for which he has a receipt in full.
JAMES McALARNEY.
April 31 14-31
SALE OF •
Fancy and useful Articles..
rrHE Ladies ot St. James Church. Schuylkill
A- Haven, intend holding a sale in the Borough of
Schuylkill' Haven, on Easter Monday and Tuesday.
April 12, find 13, commencing on Easter Monday at
10 o'clock, A. M. Products of the sale to be devo.
ted tothe Completion ot the Church.
Schnylkill.Haven, April 3,
N. B. Should the weather prove unfavorable, the
sale Will be held the first fair day ensuing.
rip H E well furnished Hotel at Mount
IMO AL Carbon, near the Borough of Potts
ass
I I vile, and at thejunction of the Mount
- Carbon and Philadelphia & Reading
Rail Roads, 'which for some years was occupied by.
the late Mrs. Ralston. The establishment contains
44 rooms, including bar. parlours, dining nod bed
rooms, beside Kitchen, bath, wash and pastry•hoo-'
was, and extensive stables and carriage horses.
There is also an excellent vegetable garden, togeth.
er with d -large ornamental garden end pleasure
grounds. The above establishment is believed to
be as complete, as conveniently arranged and as de.
enable hi location, both on account of beauty of
scenery and salubrity of climate, as any In the coun
ty ;sind it has always commanded a full share ut
the patronage of travellers, and persons visiting.
wnether from motives of pleasure or .business, the
interesting!sgion in which it is situated.
• The above Hotel will be leased to a good tenant
on reasonable terms. Apply to
• U. SIMLA HEIL at Mt. Carbon.
dr to JOHN WHITE, No. 117 South Sd
Street, Philadelphia.
April J. 14-tf
ALSO TO LET. Two three-story Dwelling
Houses and Stores adjoining.
lINHE partnership heretofore existing between
••• Pott,' Shames & Co., stago Proprieters, was die.
solved by mutual consent on the 20th of March.
All persons indebted to said firm, and' all those haw.
in claims will present them to Lewis Audenried,
who is duly authorized to settle the business of the
late firm.
POTT, SHOENER & Ca.
April 3,14-9 t
PulaSki Lodge, No. 216.
A STATED Meeting of the Pulaski Lodge, will
be held at the Hall on Monday, evening. April
sth, 1841, at 7 o'clock P. M.
April 3 14
1111
TO EMIGRANTS.
Tliesuhscriber has now made ar.
ranements to bring passengers direct
,A). from Londonderry to Philadelphia in
• ' good vessels sailing from that port twice
every ,iuouth—and also, from .Liverpool to Philadel•
phis at the Itimest rates. Philadelphia current funds
will be taken at par, for passage money—but for
money to be transmitted, the usual premium must
be paid.. Prompt attention paid to all orders receiv.
ed—andlhe money refunded on presentation of the
certificates, if the individual. whose passage have
been paid, do not come out.
Passage from Londonderry to Philadelphia $O4
" • from LiverpUol to do $2O
Children under 12 years of age, half price.
BANNAN.
March 27 13—
Whaif to Let.
/THAT large and convenient Wharfon the River
Schuylkill. at South id. 100 feet front, by about
800 feetin dipth, with double dock. brick
. counting
hinute. scale -house, dot. and every convenience for
a large business. Possession will be given itnmew
diatly. Apply at
- ' MOUNT' VERNON HOUSE. -
' North Second street, near Arch.
Phila :Mardi 27 , 13-3 t
reed Apple r s and Peaches, ,
OR sale at the store • ;
GEC). W. SLATER.
Deceinber,l2„
st. vip4t k silt. '
ASUPERIOR iniekr for preserving Pork. For
ado by Ed 11 4 A. HENDERSO;II.
Janntry 9. ' I—
,
New Goods.
Notice.
TO LET•
Dissolution.
THE MINEMO
. .
Stitii - COnietitiori of Bgainess Me& .
COUNTY MEETING. .
A MEETING of the ettixene of Schnylkifiliniit
i i
Ala• tr. eitbont regard to party. will be held 11 lbh
Pennsylvania Nall. in the ttoroogb. of Yottsvi iliii
'Saturday the .t of April. at 4 o'clock IN e Ilit
the purple of appointing a delegation of Botliiiiii
Men, to represent, iii, toasty in tbe State ConVeti.
lion to be held it IfilfrillbUry t on the 2Sth Of May
next. for the pisrpose of promoting the AtiliftitOtt.
RAI, Masa' AtteIIAISICAL. and 11114tW
interests of ennaylvanie. mid setting forth the ague
unconn with With:lar politician..
MANY CITIZENS. r.
Much 27 / IS-4.
Notiee.
/111dE partnership existing betwitteLthe sublets
I bets, under the . firm of arti COMM!! do Pa
vtil be diasolved afler the 31st dal itt Minh; tad.
The concerns of the firm will be - settled by Jos.
F. Carroll; who will be dulyouthunted for that per:.
pose. John W. Lawton willeontlnue the brain**
at the old stand.
inatpit P. CARROLL.
JOHN W. LAWTON.
13-4
March 27
To the Stockholders in the Company for meting a
Bridge over the North east branch of the ricer
Susquehanna, between thellmon of Cattawissa
and the mouth of Fishing Creek
Notice,
IS hereby given, that a meeting of said Stockhol.
dere will be held at the house of David Clark, in
the township of Cattawissa, on Monday the 3d day
of May next, between the hours of one and uix
o'clock, P. M., for the por e of electing one Presi
dent, six Managers, one Triasurer and one Secrets
ty for the ensuing year.
EZRA S. HAYHURST, See'y.
13-6t'
March 27
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES.
C 7 3[ 7 1.1 , , b) zleti
THE subscriber respectfully aAnounces to the
citizens of Pottsville. and the inhabitants of
Schuylkill county generally. that ho has at great
pains procured an excellent supply of materials. and
superior workmen, which enables him to msnufac.,
tore to order at the shortest notice, all kind/sof Ve.
hides, in a style superior to any ever manufactured
to this vicinity before. such as
Coaches.
Barouches,
Dearborns,
Truck Waggons, Carryalls, &c.
At his establishment et the corner of Coal and Nor
wegian streets, immediately opposite Pomroy'a trun
Works, in the Borough of Pottsville.
Ile has connected with his establishment a
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
With competent and experienced workmen, which
will enable him to furnish his Vehicles at much chew.
per rates than they have heretofore been furnished.
All kinds of repairing done at the shortest notice
—end all those in want of Vehicles after the middle
of April. may find something to suit their taste by
examining his stock an hand.
In conelosioe the subscriber returns his sincere
thanks to the public for their past patronage, end
respectfully solicits an increase in future, which, by
turning out good work s at tote Wes, be will endeav
or to merit.
March 27,
Clover Seed.
Vb BUSHELS Clover Seed from Rochester N.
York, and grown on Jersey Shore, perfectly
clean, to be had at the Mill of the Subscriber, Potts
ville.
ALSO. a sopply of well cared PORK. and fresh
ground FLOUR.
WILLIAM A UDENR lED.
March 97 13-31
•N. B Alen, for Bala 100 Bushels Winter Radio&
ea. a lot of Potatoes,
A good More Stand to Let
IN PORT CARBON.
A convenient Store room with shelves
• •• and counters end a gond cellar, situated
is , right opposite Mr. Simpson's Hotel, be
tog the most public situation in the place.
Possession may be given at any time. For further
particulars apply to H. SHISLER.
Port Carbon.
March 27 13-31.*
•
Clover and Timothy Seed.
2a BUSHELS prime Timothy seed, and 5
`-r Bushels of Clover seed for sale by
SAMUEL HARTZ.
March 13, ) 11—
Lard!! Lard!!!
14 TUBS Lard, received on Consignment,
Ind forsale cheap, by the TO) nr gnantitv.
SAMUEL HARTZ.
March 13, 11—
Removal.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has removed to the Store former
ly occupied by Hazzard & &ranch. He has also
purchased from their Assignees at extremely low
rates, a portion of their most desirable goods, which
in addition to his former stuck. enables him to ex.
hibit an assortment suffitiently extensive to suit
the wants of any who would wish to purchase.
He would invite all to call, as he can sell goods
at even less than they are worth, which no doubt
will be an inducement, especially in these hard
times. GEO. W. SLATER.
We re h 20,
Public Notice
IS hereby given to all whom it may concern. that
to consequence of the following certificate of
stock in the name cf Isaac H. Moodie. deceased,
having been stolen or lost, application will be made
for a new certificate in lieu thereof :
No. 84, of the Pottsville Water Company. dated
for I share.
WILLIAM NICE.
, THOMAS C. POLLOCK,
Anministratore of I. H. Moodie, deceased
Much 21. 12-3
FRESH GOODS!
BUST opened a large and splendid supplyorseasue
IP ably Goods. comprising a general assortmentof
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
HARDWARE.
FISH, PLASTER,
'CHEESE, SALT, 4-c.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash or ex
change for country prodam it Lb . . :Store of
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
dloont•Carbon, Nov 23 47—tt
Plain & Figured DeLanes.
A NEW supply of those beautiful and fashions
411 L ble goods. just received and for sale by
T. & J. BEATTY.
December 5. ' 49
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS of administration with the Will
annexed. onthe estate of Plan ket F.Glentsvortb,
late of the city of Trenton, in the State of New Jer
sey deetased,having been granted to the su b scriber,
all persons indebted to the estate of said deceased,
are hereby requested tn tnake payment WIN, sub-
Scriber, and all persons having claims or demands
against !bewails of the said Plunket P.Glentworlik,
are hereby requested to Make known the same to
the subscriber without delay.
ROBERT WOODSID4 •
Administrator.
Marche 10—
Crackers.
itcsa water, Saw, Soda a n d. Braii Madam
F for oak by E.; Q. is A. iIENDIIIIIIONs
;unary E' • - 1—
Mari
Ito received and for sale by the suliscriber.the
netilloirhlll seeds. Warranted to be fresh : '
rlyttniip Beet, • Extra early Peas.
/akkod do Ea r ly Frame do
test` Sugar do New York Dwarf Pea.
early.fiernCittot, 10 inch prolsflo do
:gayly Cutumbar , Early Charlton do
„„„tigmlf,, Vjek li nif to ' Moe Imperial do
atm in 'do Laige blerrowfat do
Wash Leek,.. • - Dwarf Pdarrowfat do
Eitilhiti curled Wrath. Early Valentine Beans
rwrlifiabbage .do China Red Eye do
ib terki t tititttr &a d d
do. A We= 1:
a t -_,,, d o o 'Whim Kidney 'do
wit BIM • Windsor.longpod do
Chita lithe Carolina do
'llblot. -:diii Large Lima do
1 0011 1 0 1 01110 • 'Early York Cabbage
WWI *I , ';,_ .1- -titge York do
LltigiVell !!dia l°Atm Bogie Loaf do
Cola Peat ' - Flat Dutch do
SogarlParhairi 'Curled Savory do
Potty Salmon %Met ' ' Drumhead do
Early long white do Red Pickling do
Putty east - do Eaily Cauliflower
Red Tnrolp do Late 'do
White do do Broccoli -
.Dinh& white winter do Coiled Kale. or Borecole
:Savoy Spinnege Egg Plant.
Long Omen Squash Tomatoes.
,„let Bush do Bell Pepper -
1. mon do Sweet do
r•tra Ladies Finger do
D.raris Early White Flat Dutch
a hobarbe Turnips
Carriages,
Buggies,
Sulkies,
PHILLIP HOFFA.
13-3 mo
btritNAL.
MittDZIN SEEDS.
Salina ' Red Top Turnips
Curled Ending • 6^ Nasturtium
Somme:Savory Sweet Marjoram
Saga Lavender
Thyme Anice
Rosemary Miffnonetto
Early Sugar Corn Onion Setts
Flower Seeds, &c. &c.
kr All kinds of Grass, Garden and Flower Seeds,
procured to order at the shortest notice.
B. BANNAN.
March-27, 13
For Sale, Cheap for Cash.
RAIL Road Cars. Drift Cars. Wheelbarrows
Skreens. Picks. Shovels, and other Mining
Tool and Imptetnents. Apply to
ANDREW RUSSEL.
March 6, 11:W=if
Strained Sperm Oil.
BLEAL HED Winter Strained Sperm Oil, of a
very superior quality, warranted not to congeal
or invoke. For sale by -
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
January 2, 1—
NE STORE.
11111 E subscriber respectfully informs the public,
that he has opened a store in Centre Street, 3
doors below T. & J. Beaty's Store, corner of Nor
weitian and Centre Streets, where he offers for sale
a general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Queensware, &c.
All persons desirous of purehasing Goods Cheap
for Cash, are respectfully invited to call and exam
ine for themselves.
EDWARD HUGHES.
November. 21. —4tf
New York Type Foundry and
Printers , iliVarehouse,
46 Gold Street.
WO the Editors, or Newspapers, Printers and Pob.
Where t—JOHN T. WHITE, (successor to
White & Hagar.) would inform the Printers of
North America, that he has constantly on hand as
greats variety *scan tin. found in the country, of
all the various kinds of Types. from Diamond to 24
line Pica, plain_ and ornamental; together with a
very large assortment of Flowers and - Ornaments.
Specimens of many new and beautiful ariielee
have been procured from England, France and Ger.
many. and an experienced Cutter is constanly em
ployed in getting them up exclusively fur this (bun.
dry, end thus additions are being almost daily made
to the already extensive and unrivalled assortment
possessed by this establishment.
A lar ge vat iety of Ornaments, calculated for the
Southmerican end Mexican Markets, and Span
ish. French and Portuguese Accents, furnished to
order.
JOHN T. WHITE iv agent for the sale of the
Smith and Washington Presses and the ?mall card
Press, which he will furnish at the manufacturer's
prices.
Also, Chases, Cases, Brass Rules, Composing
Stinks, Ink, and every article required in a printing
office.
All of which can be furnished at short notice, of
as good quality and on as reasonable terms as at
any other establishment.
OLD TYPE taken in exchange for new, at nine
cents per pound.
JOHN T. WHITE, 45 Gold et .New York.
07 Proprietors of Newspapers printed within any
part of the United States'or the Canada?, who will
publiob the above adveitmement three times prior to
the Ist of June, 1841. anti 1 ik?ard a copy contain
ing the same, will be entitled to their pny in any
cast at this foundry, provided they purchase three
times thasmount or their bill.
' March 13, 11-3 t
SW_ IM'S PANACEA,
For the cure of Scrofula, or' King's evil. Syphilis. and
the hog of painful. disagreeable, and hitherto incurable
affections reselling therefrom, Rheumatism, Ulcerous
Sores, White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver and Skin
General Ikbiltiy, 4.c. and all Diseases arising from
Impurity of Blood.
/148 IS Medicine is particularly recommended at
A. this season of the,year, as an alterative and a
purifier of the blood. It gives a tone and vigor to
debilitated constituticins, which invalids are uncon
scious of until they have experienced its effects.
It is also recommended in Diseases where the lunge
and breast are supposed to be affected, and also
where the constitution is broken down by the use of
Mercury or Quinine ;
THIS MEDICINE has the singular fortune a
just tribute to its great merit,of being reccommend.
ed by the most celebrated Practitioners of Medicine
in the United States and Europe ;• whereas rot one
of the spurious mixtures, made in imitation of it. has
the least support from .the Medical Family. This
fact offers an argument so plain and conclusive, that
It needs only to he mentioned to enforce conviction.
Swaim's Panacea is recommended to all those loyal.
ids for whom Physicians prescribe Sarsaparilla Syr
ups. Extracts, &c.
Prepared at Swaim's Labaratory. Philadelphia.
Sold by 8. Bannon, Agent for Schuylkill Coun
ty:and John S. C. Martin, Druggist, Centre Street
Pottsville.
September 12, 37—tf
Assignee's Notices
WILLIAM LYMAN, of the county of Schnyl.
kill, did on the 9th day of March, 1841, exe
cute end deliver to the subscriber, an assign,nent of
all his estate, real and personal, fur the benefit of
such of his creditors in the order therein named,
who shall execute sod deliver to him a release of
their respective claims in ninety days from the date
thereof.
Notice is hereby given that the said assignment
may be seen at the office of the subscriber. in the
Borough of Pottsville. Schuylkill couutv and where
the release is left to be signed.
WILLIAM F. DEAN,
Assignee.
Nardi 20. 12-11 t
Time and Order nooks.
:11IIST Printed, Time 'and Order Books of the
most . approved form, and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
January 30th, 3
• Muslin De Lanes.
puts and Figinedurdoolin De Lanes." ostreeewed
n ind Connie low, by T & J. BEATPY.
pond
, ,
Siirety Fuse.
AFRESU apply of Safety ram just recieved
and for sab by.
- • a. VANNAN.
%emu? sum, 8.7
FRUIT TREES.
**;;;-:,-..- NAIL :_••,:e - N•3- •
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' BOTANIC GARDEN,
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PHILADELPHIA.
THE subscriber has for sale at his Garden and
Nursery, Eingsessing. near Philadelphia. a
large assortment of Fruit Trees of suitable sites for
transplanting, embracing every variety of. A pples-
Pears. Cherries. Plums. ;Apricots, Pestles. Netta
rine,. Almcms, Quinces. &I ulberries,Gra pes, Rhaitp.
berries, Gooseberries and' Currants. together with a
large assortment of Green House Plants, Ornamen
tal Trees, Flowering shrubs. Evergreens. Vines, and
Creepers, Honeysuckles, Hose; Carnations and
Pinks, Herbaceous Perennial Flowering Plants. and
a large assortment of Esculent Vegetable Seeds,
which comprises as great an assortment as any oth
er Garden in the United States.
ROBERT CARL Proprietor
MT B. BANNAN, who has been appointed A; Est
for the Proprietor, will receive and execote or. el
for all kinds of Fruit Trees, Shrubbery, dte. at the
shortest notice.
Er Catalogues can be examined at this office.
March 20th 12—'°t
DR. WINSLOW•S
lialsim of HOrebound.
An unparalleled remedy for common Cold, Coughs,
Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Bronch
itis, and all, diseases of the Breast and Lungs,
leading to Consumption; cbmposed of the con
eentrated virtues of Horehound, &nese', Blood
Root, Liverwort and severe/ other vegetable sub-
stances. Prepared only by J. it. WINSLOW,
Rochester, N. Y.
THE innocence and universally admitted pectoral vir
tues, of the Herbs from which the BALSAM OF
HOARHOUND is made, are too generally known to re
quire recommendation ; it is therefore only necessary to
observe that this Medicine contains the whole of their
Medicinal properties, highly concentrated, and so hap
pily combined with several other vegetable substances.
as to render most speedy. mild and certain remedy, now
is use for the complaints above mentioned.
For Chi/drerwthis Balsam is of inestimable value. It
is a speedy remedy for the IVhoapieg Cough and Croup
and affords certain relief in Bowel Comatnre. Choler.;
Teething. 4.c. It is pleasant to the taste. and may be
safely given to ale tenderest infant and should be kept at
all times in every family. as it is much better for the
complaints incident to children than Paregoric. Godfrey's
Cordial.or the Cordials so commonly used, as hundreds
in this City have testified.
It is now about five years since this medicine was ex.
tensively introduced in this City,and section of the cowl.
try: since which time it has constantly increased in pub.
lic favour. and it is at the present time the most popular
Cough Medicine. in most of the Northern and Western
States. More than 7 1 00 Th o usand Five nundred Bot
tles have been retailed annually, at the subscribers noun.
ter.for the last two years, and although fiVe other Drug
gists in the City, are constantly supplied with the article.
his sales are daily increasing.
For the sttisfaction of those interested in Certificates.
the following are added, although the common practice
of collecting a long 'string of vouchers,' has not been
considered the best way •to make its virtues known.
We say 'ask' inquire,' ask those who have used it. ask
Physicians who prescribe it, ask the Agents who sell it
try , it yourself, and then judge as ye find
Read the fultoteing.=l hereby iertify that early in the
spring of 1838, I contracted a severe COLD. which set
tled upon my lungs.and threatened a hasty Consumption.
I used several prescriptions, but otitaining little or no re
lief; I was much alarmed. Happening to be At Roches
ter, I was advised by my friend. Mr Winslow. to try a
bottle of his flaisaat of HOREHOUND: f did an, and to
my surprise obtained relief at once—and by the use of
that single bottle was perfectly restored to health. To
those afflicted with Colds or Coughs, at this inclement
season, I say 'go and do likewise.'
LEANDER CHIPMAN.
Ingratitude is the basest crime in man.—We are not a
mong that class of Editots who fora few dollars will, fat
the expense of truth and honesty) 'crack up' an article
and bring it into rapid sale; neither are we willing to re•
main silent, eller having tested the utility of an improve
ment pr discoveri in science or art. Our readers will
recollect we told them we were unite!l with a Soar
throat and violent cold some few weeks ago. Well, we
purchased two bottler of Wisstow's Himsom or HORE
HOUND and so sudden was the cure. that we forgot we
ever had a cold. Those viho are afflicted may try it
upon our recommendation —Lewiston Telegraph
Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by CLVISENS & PARVIN, end WM. T. EPTING,
Pottsville, Pa and by the Druggists in the country gen
erally.
October 4 43
To the directors of Common Schools, in
Schuylkill county
Germs/Jen :—The following statement is made
n accordance with the school law, passed in 1839.
1 am yours, respectfully.
FRS. R. SKUNK.
Supt. Corn. Schaal&
HARRISBORGI, Feb. 23. 1841.
The amount of tax every district must levy to
entitle itself to its share of State apprepriation, is a
sum equal to at least sixty cents for every taxable
inhabitant in the district, according to the last tri
ennial enumeration made in the spring of L 839.
A list of (stables in each district is hereto appen—
ded.
Districts that have already accepted the Common
School system, and received their share of appro
priation for former years, will on levying the prop
er smodnt of tax. be entitled under existing laws to
receive for, the school year 1842, wh:ch commences
on the first Monday of next June, one dollar for ev
ery taxable.
Districts which have not received any part of the
appropriation of former years, but which accept the
system for the first time, at the annual election in
March nett, and levy the proper amount of tax, will
under existing laws receive 84 40 finr every taxable
in the district in 1839, acoording to the annexed
hat. These sums, by a resolution passes!, April 13th
1840. will remain in the State Treasury for :he use
of non accepting districts. until the first of Novem
ber, 1841 and no longer.
Nuthber of taxable inhabitants in the several Woo
districts of the county. according to the enumer
ationtrof 1835 and 1839.
1836. • 1839.
Barry. 94 106
- Brunswig tp. E. " 139
Brunswig.Schl. eht. E. " 79
Branch, " 135 '
Brunswig. W. 275 278
Mahantango, L. 243 247
Mahantango, U. 245 237
Manheim, 471 372
Norwegian. 840 896
Orwigsburg. .. 180 172
1 Pinegrove, tp. 18.5 237
Pinegrove. Sch. dist. - 71 55
Strongeburg and North i 46
52
Pinegrove, Sch. diet. (
Pottsville, 731 846
Rush, 84 96
• Schuylkill, 176 334
Schuylkill; listen. .. 183
' Tamaqua, 155 161
Union, 122 223
ea.
Wayne . 254 285
West Penn. 286 249
The above is published agreeable to the 10 Sec
'ion of the School law pissed June 13th 1836.
EDWARD CONNOR,
GEO. REITZINIGER.
GEORGE BOYER.
Commissibnirs.
; .1. A. DOWNING. Clerk.
Mareh 13.1841
RAIL ROAD IRON.
Ato crigl i e "!e c azortment of Rail Road Iron from swig
RAIL It OA D TIRES from 33in. to 56 in. eater
nal diameter.turned & tin
tiirned.
RAIL ROAD AXLES. 30,3 in.diameterßailßoad
Axles. manufactured from
the patent EY Cable Iron.
RAIL ROAD FELT. for placing between the
Iron Chair and dope block
of edge Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROPE - manufactured from
New Zealand Flaz saturat
ed with India Rubber. and
intended for Incline Planes
J ustrecented a completeaa
sortment ofChains,from
in. to I j in. proired & mane
oaten:map from le best ca
ble Iron.
BOAT AND RAIL ROADiPIKESi
of difersuit sizes, keptcon
aally on band tied forst& by
A.LdtiB. BALM& &CO.
No.f. Routh Front at.
ffeeedshis, Jager, le.
tigAirld.
BRADIrS NO
riativillei
Coliunbia,C4,l Pa.
•
TAB sabseribet reipectftaly, informs the public
that be has rninoved trout the town of s t i tts.
whoa .to Danville, slid that, he has piths is
that Oats the large and contenod ii
ii
fl BRICK. 110UE.
, 1 •
situate on the cornet of Mill and eta ,
streets, opposite the courthouse; which ihe b fit
ted up by the erection of additional Buildin and
ettensive stabling, for the entertainment of rel.
lers and - visitors.. He is now prepared tat accoismo.
date all who may ken, bun with • a call. and be
would state that nothing in his .t
power s tall be left
ondoike to render his eustoment comfo able Ind
happy while under his care. His aceortimoditione
are ample, end hie rooms fumished in modern style
and the proprietor is determined that hire establhth.
meet shall sustain and keep op with the keeling
reputation and importance of the town in Which it
is located.
HIS TABLE will be aupplieB with every Inzory
of the season.and the belt and choicest variety tb•
market can afford. •
HIS BAR will %motored with ill the best article*
that can be furnished by our titres, aba thh !boil
will be such as to give satisfaction to every one.
Well knowing that an enlightebed public will al
ways judge for themselves, he teeis confid t that
they will favor him with his patronage.
SAMUEL A. BRA Y.
Danville;Febiy. 6,
Groceries, Oil, Ale ) Pc.,
F . OR SALE.
/VIM subscriber will sell at the lowest rats 0*
m• cash or coal; the following articles :
200 Barrels superior Many Ate. .
20 Bags Rio Coffee,
10 do Laguira Coffee;
300 Gallons Sugar ihrtfte MolasseS.
500 do New Orleans do
6 Barrels Currants,
20 Barrels Sugar,
800 Gallons Sperm an d
, Common Oil.
50 Boxes Digby Herring,
50 Reams Straw Paper,
20 Boxes Raisins, and
23 Casks Cheese.
The above articles are of • superior tjuallot, and
well worthy the attention of merchants and others.
They will be sold at Philadelphia prices, freight ad.,
ded. Apply to Clemens & Partin, or the . subecrl.
ber.
JAMES DOWNEt
6-3 mo•
Febrtiaiy, 6
Theological II orksfor Sale.
AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF
UNIVERSALISM,
By the Rev. I. D. Williamson of Baltimore. embrt
clog the Unity of God as held by Universalists,—
the Attonertient—Death of Christ—Punishment and
duration of Punishment—Forgiveness of Sins.=
Judgement—Nature ofSa Wation—Repent ence..—R es.
correction and Destruction of death. This work it
intended to disabuse the Public mind. in regard to
the many misrepresentations so mdustrioual7
Culeted against this body of Christians. Pries SO
cent•.
moo for Sale, " TILE PLAIN GUIDE TO
UNIVERSALISM. " by the Rev. Thomas Whitt*.
more of Roston, a work designed to lead enquirers
to the truth of that doctrine by Bible testimony ; and
believers to the practice of its benevolent principle.,
The following matter is contained in this work s
Wini are Universalist.?
What do Unitersalists believe?
What evidences do Universalist! addhce trod
the Scriptures in support of theiL belief in the
tualholincss and happiness of ilmanllind
Passages from the Old and Nevi 'testament, ex.
plained, which are adduced to disprove their semi
ements. -
Popular objections to Universalism explained ; anti
the evidences of revealed Religion presented. ' Price
1 dollar.
For sale at the Stores of Samuel tints and S.S:
Morris & Brahma.
July 4th.
Holl'aVs Life Pills, and Pila).
nit Bitters.
fiIHE perfectly safe, unerring, and siaccessfill treat ,
ment of almost every species of disease by the ow
of MOFFAT'S LIFE M EDICINES. is no longer a
matter of doubt, as a reference to the exper lanes of
many thousand patients Will satisflictorily prove. Dor
ing the present month alone. nearly one hundred cues
have crime to the knoWledge of Mr. Moffat, where thg
patient has, to all appearance. effected a permaneat
cure by the exclusive and judicious use of the Life Me.
dicines—some eight or ten of these had been consider
ea beyond all hope by their medical attendants., &eft
happy results area source of great pleasure to Mr. M.
and inspire him with new confidence to recowmend
the use of his medicines to his felfow-cititetut. .
The LIFE M F.DICI NES are s purely VEGE'PABLR
preparation. They are mild and pleasant in their ope
ration. and at the same time thorough.-acting rapidly
upon the secretions of the system—carrying off all Red•
moninus humors, and assimilating with and ptirifyint
the blond. For this reason. in aggravated cases of
Dyspepsia. the Life Medicines will give relief in a shot
ter space of time than any other prescription. In fever
and-Ague, Inflammatoty Itheutnatism. Fevers of every
description, Sick Headache. Heart-burn. Dizziness in
the head. Pains in the Chest, Flatulency, iinpaited up•
petite. and in every disease arising fiats an impurity or
the blood, or a disordered state of the Biotech, Hie use
of these Medicines has always proved to be beyond
doubt, greatly superior to any other mode of treat..
menr.
All that Mr.-Moffat asks of his patients is to his pawl.
cuter in taking them strictly according to the directions.
It is not by a newspaper notice, or by any thingha t he
hi:L.self may say in their favor, that he hopes o gahl
credit. his alone by the rethink of a fair trial. ,
_ls the
reader an invalid, arid does he iv iab to kilo* Whether the
Life Medicines will suit, his own case? If sop let-him
call or send to Mr. Moffies agent in this place, and pro.
cure a copy of the medical Manual. designed mi a Do
mestic: Guide to Health, published gratuitously. He will
there find enumerated very many extraordinary eases of
care; and perhaps some exactly similar to his OWIY.
Moffat's Medical Office in New York, 375 Broadway.
This Medicine can also be obtained. of 1
MILLER 4 HAGGERTYi '
Agents for Schuylkill County..
Pottsville, Septetnber 26, 1340. , 39-4 f
1111OFFAT'S VEGPT,, ABLE - LIFE PILLS AND
AYR. PHOENIX BITTERS —The high celebrity labia
these excellent Medicines have acquired, in Mitt/ at
moat every disease to which thelummi frame is habit.
is a matter familiar with almost every intelligent on.
They became knewn by their fruns—their *mks
have testified for them—they did not thrive thefaith
of the credulous
In cases of Costiveness, Drrpepsia. Bilioeand Wee
Affections, Asthma, Piles, bellied Pains, R heumatism,
FeVers and Agoes, Obstinate Headaches,lmilere Snit*
of the Fluids, Unhealthy Appearance of the Skin.Ner
von Debility. the Sickness incident to Females in Deli
cate Health. every kind of Weakness of the Digestive
Organs, mil in all general Derangements of Health, these
Medicines have invariably proved a certain and speedy
remedy. They restore vigorous health to the most esi
Notated constitutions. A single trial will place the
Lite Pills and Phenix Bitters beyond the reach of cont.;
petition, in the estimation of every patient.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retail, at WM. B.
MOFFAT'S Medical Office,37s Broadway, New York.
N. B. None are genuine unless they have the fan
simile of John Moffat's sjgnature.
'The Life Pills are sold in boxes—Price. 23 cents,
50 cents, and 51 each, according to the size; and the
Phenix Bitters in bottles, at 51 or. 82 each, with full di.-
evions.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION - -An inter*
eating little pamphlet.entalee Moffat's bletl . tl , Man..
ual,designed as a Domestic Guide to Health
Main
ing accurate Information concerning the most preva-;
lent disease,and the most approved remedies—by WM.
lI:MOFFAT." Apply to the Agents.
Agents.—The Life medicines may also be had of the
principal druggists in every town throughout the United
States and the Cahalan.' Ask for Moffatt Life Pale and
Phenix. Sitters; and be sure thit a fac Simile' of . John.
Moffat's signature is Upon the label of each bottle of
bitters and box of pills.
These valuable Medicines are for sale by Messii.
MILLER & HAGGERTY. Pottsville.
September 6th, 1640.
11-41
BOOK-BINDERY
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n BANNAN hasoommenceda Rook Bindef.
"°-in connection With his Book Bterbsos
all kinds of Books will tis boom d at tits shorted
sobs at rates
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