To the People of
,: A HECOIO3IIVii
When a Christian 'People I
overtaken by , x great publii
them to humble-themselves
of Divine Prbvidence, to ret
government:over the clijidri
odic His goodness 'in the
own unworthiness, and to Ft
protection for the foture. I
Tlicderith ,nr•WILLIASI •JrNnir HaartisoN, late
i
PreSident of the United St !,es, so soon, after his
elevation to that high effted, is a laercavvnent pe—
culiarly calC.ulated:to he remit rded as a hea7y:afilic
non, and to impre3:: all nil with a sense of
uneertpioty of human thin g, and of the &pen•
dco'co of Nations, as well ill of individuals, upon
ou cite_avenly Parent. . If
I; iteye thought. therefore I
in ,conformity with the git
feelings of the et-immunity. !,
now dq, to the People of th
ry religious denomination, t l it
several mode and forms Of
day, of Fasting and Prayer,
vices as may .he suitable' qn
recommend Friday, the ft)
next, for that purpose ,mtlec
we may all, with one occur ,
erential approach to Him, it
invoking him to inspire us I
temper of heart and mind 1
Hii. providence., and still t
benedictions upon our iover
ViAktuNcTo:v, Apri! 13,
CIRCL
,
To the E pi:se , palians
• Delaur
a l l
..-.,
'Phu •President of the United States having recom
meiided that Friday, May 1 1 h, be observed as a day
of Fasting and l'rayer; fur the heavy affliction
brought on this nation h The death of William
Henry Harrison. late Presifl
, rit of the United States,
so soon after his elevation Ito that high office: I
earnestly request all personl belonging to the Pro
testant Episcopal Church liti Pennsylvania and in
Delaware, to comply with 1116 said Recommendation.
And, in conformity with (;upon 47 of the Geiieral
Convention, I hereby set ftiir h the following services
for ;that occasion.
Phila. April 15th, 1811
The Morningand Even n
lesdept as follows: •
. • MORNING 1 1
Proper Psalors—to be 1 1
rid Seryice, taken from (Nal
First .I..esson. Job iS 11.
Second Lesson. Rorii.lxl
Before the two final Tire
Special Prayer given belcliW
After the Collect for thrl f
teri the Special Collect print
ANT of the Church of Engbi
%EVENING! f
The third Selection of Ifs;
First Lesson. Daniel it,
Second Lesson. t Peter,
The Special Collect td, I
for the day. , ' i •
The Special Prayer toi 1
nal .prayers of Evening Sr• Vice.
• SPECIALIFIRAYER.
0 Lord our God, who arthe refuge of thy people,
`end the only support '.of Nations, we acknowledge
thy supreme dorritiOn in ail the blessings, and in all
the sorrows, wherewith thou host visited our coun
try. _ Thy sovereign botint gave us national exis
tence and has fr. many ova 's exalted us. Thy sov
ereign correction bath rifti r n overshadowed us vitrli
public gloom, and tficgtit !us that our only depend
ence is on thee. And nO4, 0 righteous God, thou
haat again hid thyself, and I - covered our whole land
with mourning, in remoiling from us ea late Presi
dent of the United Slates, him whom thy providence
had recently eet over us,las tt:y chief minister for our
civil welfare. We code+ t'itat thine hand has brought
this evil upon us. We confess that our sins have
deserved this our bereavimient of the common Fath
er of the people. And "ive[bow : to thy judgment in
tteep humiliation and rotrence, with weeping hearts,
and contrite spirits; praying thee - to sanctify our
chastisement by the 11bly Ghost, that it may yield
in us the fruit of rightdius ess, to thy glory. and our
everlasting gout:. i 1 '
Give thy benign - sand I oder .protection, 0 Lord,
and thy eternal blessii t ig, to the widow and all the
family of the , late Prede i t of the United States ;
and be to them their_ perpr i tual stay and comfort.
Give thine especial trot t ection, 0 Lord, and thy
eternal blessing, to the President if the Pallid
Stales; and vouchsafOo uphold hint in health, in
strength, in wisdom, aril 'n thy holy fear.
• 'Give thy protection. ) Lord, ind thy eternal bles
sing, to the Governor nf this State, to the Governors
of other States in this Iliiiion, and to all in civil au
thenity, ; and grant that they may rule faithfully over
those committed to titer Ihnrce.
: . Give thy protectiobi o:Lord, and thy eternal bles
sing, to the People of {the. United States; and make
:them always obedient io the spirit of order, unity and
'''concord. And voucl4afl to give peace in our land
and in all the earth, Q Gracious God.
We ask these things irt, the name and for the mer
its, of thy Son desustChirht, our blesaed Lord and
r• •
.Saviour.—Amen. tt
• SPECIAL'
0 God, whose nail re
'mercy and to forgive ire:
and though we be tied ni
.our sins, yet let the pit! ,
,looses us. for the honour
tor and Advocate.
' N. B.—The Recroz
may berm] publicly lin
I'lfriciating minister, on
VOTE4IN T 11E RtifFEYl
the of Repreant.
final passage or the Re
laeocoens voting for.the,
YEAS—Messrs. Andrews, Banks, Bard, Bell,
Boat, Br , tminer, Chrisn an, Church, Clark. Currey,
COrtright, Cox, Cunlimi ~ Darsie,.Thlwooh, Doug
las. Dunlap. Eyre, Fan s. Foreman, Funls.Futhey
Gamble. Gillis, GrOi., lanna, Iliggimr, Hinchmen .
Holman, Horton, JOhniton, A rms'e, Kennedy, Kerr.
Keifer, Law., Letherm i en, Livingston. Lusk, May,.
M'Clure, WCurciv, Mirbil..swarth, Miles, Mont.
gomery. Musser, Myei, Pearson, Pennell, Poutroy.
v Rosh. Skinner, Smitl . Smyser, - Snivvly, ~,:yier,
Sprott, Steele. Titus, on Seida; Weaver, Wright,
Crabb, Speaker.-0. }
WATS—Messrs; Anderson, Apple, Barr, Bean,
Buns-all, Brodhead, f:loth'n., Crousillat, Ebaugh;
Felton, Flannery, Flenniken, Flick, Fogel, Garret
eon, Haas. Hahn, lyl, Johnston, ,Vv esCd,,Kutz.,
Leidy. M'Crilly_, M'Kinney, Moore, Painter, Penni
man,..Pullock, Ewa, Wilkinson.-28.
i
A HARD Banur,t.r..—The Baltimore , Patriot, al-.
i ;
luding to the nuniero I s . vetoes ' and :pardons' of
Governor Porter, say :--' Surety, the Chief Magis
trate of a great ~ Slate ) —the conservatorcoT the laws
morals of a peoplf, who thus interposes his pow
er on behalf Ride - - id tippling house keepers,
must be a
The
run away on fast iympt
a nem piper it Rochester, N. Y
111 A
On the 24th inst., l:ty the Rev. William Morgan,
MI. WALTER PHILIP Miss CATHARINE WILLIAMS
both of Millersville.
On. the 3d inst. y Rev. Joseph, McCool, Mr.
CMARLES RICHARD, to Miss SUSAN ITMAN, both Of
Pottsville.
he U. States.
' ATION. - •
eel themselves to be
calamity, it becomes
t nder ' the dispensation
.;gnize His righteous
I
of men, to achnowl,-
sr, as well as their
plicate hits merciful
hat I should be acting
neral expectattin . and
recommending; as
jUnited Stales. of eve—
according to their
trship. they observe a
v such religious ser
1 the occasion, and '1
airteenth day of May
end that. on that day,
ljnin humble and rev
[vi-lioso hands we are,
a proper spirit and
tinder these frowns of
bestow. His gracious
nrnent and our country.
JOHN TYLER.
$4l.
IA R .
l'ennal i lvania and
H. U. ONI)ERUON e.
Prayer to be as usual,
the Anthem in the
Ina xxxis. and IC
;
yers in the T ...tau:, the
to ha used.
urth Sunday after Eas
ed below (from the Lit-
Ind) to he used.
IRAYER.
3 io 14 inclusive.
ii, 13 to the end.
,e used after the Col:eet
e used before the two fi-
COLLECT
nd property is ever to have
eive our humble petitions ;
bound with the chain of
fulness of thy great mercy
of Jesus Christ our Media-
endalion of tho President
ach of the churches, by the
unda7 - , May 9th.
•
U E g111..--The members of
atives voted as yows on the
lvenue Bill. The names of
bill are in italics :
in Patriot too
fight, bee startet
ItRIED.
Beading Rail Road.
RATEEr OF FREIGHT.
BETWEEN READING AND PHILADELPHIA, MORI
MAY 3rd, 1841. ,
Plaster, Slate,,Tiles, Gypsum anti
Bricks, 4
3 1,30 2c
Pig jron, Blooms, Timber, Marble,
Lime, Tar and Pitch, • $ 1.50 de .
Flour 20 cents per Barrel.
Nails and Spikes, and)
Rolled Iron, 1 - lolloyware, I
Grain, Sail, B }
ark, Linn- 51.75 do.
her, Staves, sat, Fish Tó.
hacco, and Lead, . J I •
Groceries, hardware, whi,-:1
key; Ale andi Beer, Oil,
Leather, Cotton, Steam. I -
Engines, & Machinery, _
75 do,
Seeds, Butter; Lard, and
Tallow, Rags. Weceli Ciy.
sters, flues, 11emp,7Ear-
then ware and Glue, J
Dry Goods, Wines ar.d For-1 :
eign, Liquors Drugs, and I
Medicines, Glass, Paper; I L
$ 3.25 do.
China and Queens-were,
Meat, Fish, and 'Coulee:l
Urinary, J•
No storage Will be charged for receiving or de
livering freight, nt any of the Depots on the line,
111/112544 allowed to reinanrover ten days.
No Freight received after u'cldek P. M. can be
forwarded, by the morning Train or: the next day.
No Freight received after 5 o'clock P. M. can be
unloaded on the saMe.;day.
DAYS OF STARTING OF, FREIGHT TRAINS.
• From Reading, on Tuesdays and Fridays, at
G o'clOck A. M.
From PhiladEdphia, on Wednesdays and Satur
dap, at f o'clock A. M.
G. A. ,N ICOLLS.
Su perinten'dant Trani4pt.l.l". & Read. R. R
Reading, May 8,; 18.14 . 19—
.
OUR . MARKET•
i ..
•'
. . CORRECTED W EEK LY.
.Pottsville, Mai Bth, 1841.
WHEAT FLOUR ier Barrel $4 25
RYE. do • do 2 75
WiIEA r, per Bushel, B5
I&VE, - do 60
CORN, • A
r - do . 60
0 %TS,do 37i
,
EGGS. • per doz. • 10
BUTTER. per pound. 12
11 %CON, - do 8i
HAMS. . do • 10
PO PATOES, per bushel. ZO
HAY, per ton 1510 $l7
BENJAMIN L. T nom AS,
Teacher of Writing.
k NNOUNCES his intention of opening ik Room.
L for the reception' of pupils ir. the Borough of
Pottsville. He mates no pretensions to imparting
" bold, round, legible business hand adapted to
the proctieal purposes of life, in from six to ten
lessons of one hour each—" as men of 'common
eense know thaVtliis is h..imbuggery, ‘ ,; : ,—but will
guarantee' to give every person' satisfaction who
will receive sixteen lessons of t4vri — hours each.'
Terms—Two dollars per scholar, and no charge
unless the pupil hi satisfied with the improvement
made.
Pottsville. May fi
Notice.
ALLpersons indebted to the estate of Thomas
Ireland, are requested to make phyment to the
Directors of the Poor of Schy County, on or-be
tore the first. Monday in June next—end all ,per
sons having claims against the said Thomas „Ire
land' are requested to present them to the Di
rectors of the ' c ont. for settlement, on or before the
shove mentioned 'Period. •
DANIEL BERTOLET,
GEORGE BODY,
WILLIAM BOCK,
Directors.
19— •
Nay 8
Beautiful Presents.
JUST opened a lot of very rare and splendid Flow
or Seeds, put up in boxe:‘, each Boa price $ I.
containing twelve varieties, an elegant present for
Ladies.
Also single papers among which are the follow.
jog new and rare Flowers: •
Superb China Pink Crimson Cyprui Vine
German China Astor Double Salmon Hollyhock
ClematerFlammula Red Lavatara
Blood Colored Nasturtium Purple Candy TuEt
Everlasting Put Superb Sweet
Crimson Spotted, Balsa mine W. Leaved Schizanihus
,Pheasant Eye'd Pink Variegated Enphorbia
Chinese Pink L. Flowered .Spider Plant
Rose Branching' Larkspur Canterbury Bell
Superb Carnation Pink Spanish Nigell.t
Great Flowering Petunia Gillia Achillafolia
Etitoca Multiflora Peroff.hy's Erysemum
Columbine .0 ( Great Flowering Primrose
Scarlet Carona , Purple Sweet Sultan
Scarlet Carnation Balsamine Morning. Glory
P. & W. Double Hollyhock Yellow Zinnia
Superb Scarlel Zinnia 'Do. Violet Do.
For sale by B. BANN AN.
May 8
19—
Battalion Orders.
'EMI; First ,Battalion Schylkill County Volun
" a leers, commandedtry Major Dengler, .611 meet
for Parade and Inspection at Schuylkill Ilaven,•on
Friday the 21st May inst., fully equipped according
to law,
By order of
JEREMIAH' SCHAPPELL.
Brig Inspector
N. B. An election will be held at the same time
and, place to elect one Lieut. Colonel for said Bette'
ion
J EREMIAEI SCHAPP ELL.
Brig. Inspector.
May 819—
Ae-"imental Orders. •
'rim 36th Regiment, 2d Brigade. 6th Division
ja.
Penis ylvania militia, will meet for parade at
orwigsburg, on Monday the lath day of May,
154,1.
The Line to be formed at 10 o'clock. Cowan
officers to meet at Head Quarters, Mr. Haugha.
woof's lloreli at 9 o'clock A. ,'M.. to make return of
enrolments. -
Court of Appeal to be liCld on the first Monday
in June, tor the first Beaton, at J. Haughawout's
Hotel ip CrwlgsbuTg.
Court et Appeal for second Battalion on the same
day, at Vickiael.Mortimer's hotel in Pottsville.
Captains Matthews, Reiter and Kepner, compose
the officers of the Court of Appeal for the first Bat
talion.
Captain Mill's, Mortis and Hughes 'col:noose the
officers of the Court of Appcfai for the secondßa' -
talion
ATTEST :
U. Et%
May
A LL pet son e are hereby cautioned not to pur.
421 . chase a due bill ;for 82 2
. 22, given to Jacob
Campbell, by the subsaribers, as he has already re
ceived thoro than the valtie thereof, and we will not
-• •
pay thelsame
May 8
Leaden Pipe.
BESTquality 1 and inch Leaded Pipe. Also
few excellent. Hydrants, fur sale by
B. BANNAN.
19—
/WIRE subscriber wishes to inform the public, that
he will have dOring the season a large supply
of Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea Coal on hand, at Mann
4. Williams' old Lauding, near the North America
Landing, which he will sell on reasonable terms.
PATRICK BURKE,
Residence ust Patrtck Quinn's, Pottsville,
May 8, 19-40
Ppi Ton 2000 lbs
19-3 t
j M. BiCkr.L, Col
19—lan
Notice'.
s
p. O'RIILLY,
J. MC'BARON.
19-3 t
May 8
Coal for Sale.
Pottsville
ANTHRACITE IRON WORKS.
E 1 5 cribprf. .2
re now prepared to do all.'4inda
St of Castings, of the beg quality on -the most
reasootOle terms; the Furnace and, Foundry being
immediately on the Canal, Castings will be deliver.
ed in Boats free of charge. Person wanting cast
ings will find it to their advantage to Rend orders to
MARSHALL & Co.
May 8, 19—ly
Orders received for Bennington. FIRE BRICK, which
on toll trial prove to be better adapted to resisting
fire than any other in use—they ere made from the
same materials from which the celebrated China
are are manufactured. Arita' AP ABOVE.
Dividend.
Miners' Baak of Pottsville, in Me County of
,
rrilE. Directors of thip institution have this day
m- declared a dividend of Three per cent on the
capital stock (paid in) payable to the Stockholders
or their legal teprerentativcs on or after the four.
ttenth of this month
CHARLES LEOSER, Cashier.
May Bth. 1841.. 19—
White Clover Seed,
FOR Borders and yards, just received and foi
Bale by
May 8
For Rent.
i t GOOD garden. Apply at this office
May 8
Removal.
W A. HATH AWAY & CO. (of Philadelphia )
m . - 41• 11a ..t: removed their place of business from the
wharf. lately' occupied by them at South Street,
Schuylkill, to the Wharf belonging' to, and lately
occupied by S. B. Rervcs & Co. A FEW
WHARVES BELOW SOUTH STREET.
Phila. May 1. 17—
11 otice.
undersigned Auditor appointed by the
a. Orphan's Court in and for Schuylkill County,
to Scale and adjust the rates and proportions of the
assets remaining in the hands of Christopher Boy
er Jr., administrator of the estate of Samnel C. Buy
er, late of East Brunswick Township, County
aforesaid, deceased,_ to and among the respective
Creditors, of the said Samuel C. Boyer deceased,
according to the order established by Law, will
meet for that purpose on Monday 24th 7 day of play
11341, at the Public House of Michael Graeff, in the
Borough of Orwigsburg, at 1I o'clock in the fore
noon, when and wffere.all persons interested may
attend if they t.;ink proper.
JAM ES H. GRAEFF,
Auditor.
17 —4l
Orwigsburg May 1
In the matter of the account of Jon
athan Gerber, Administrator of the
estate of Henry Gerber, deceased.
ript!E undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phar.'s Court in and for Schuylkill County, to
aud.t the above mentioned account. of Jonathan
:.;erber, administrator of the Estate of Henry Ger
ber, late of West Penn Township, deceased, will
meet for that purpose on Tuesday the 25th day of
May 1841. at the oublic House of Michael Graeff,
in the Borough of Oryigshurg, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, when and where all persons interested
ay attend if they think proper.
JAMES H. Gil A EFF,
Auditor.
17—
Orwigabarg May 1
For Rent
SEVERAL large and convenient rooms in the
lame store building at the co:per of Market and
Centro ate , suitable fora private family or any one
desirous of keeping boarders. For terms apply to
GEORGE W. SLATER.
14--
April 3
Onion `efts.
FRESH supply, just recteved and for F ate by
i 3
B. BANNAN.
EU=
,Elegant Dahlias.
ACHOICE lot of premium Dahlia Routs, whic
will bloom this season; for bale by
B. BANNAN.
17—
May 1
Assignee's Sale
VIVILL be sold at public auction, at St. Clair,
v Norwegian township, on Wednesday the 2d
day of June next, at noon, by order of, assignee of
W. West, jr. W. Hodgson and J. Pinkerton, all that
certain tract of land situated in said township will'
the improvements thereon—said property hounded
by land of Delaware Caal Co. heirs of Levi Ellnia.
her, H. C. Catev, and others, N. A C. Co. and Wm.
West, jr., containing, 74 acres 22 perches, strict
measure. Also, the right which the said Assignee
has by virtue of an agreement made with Thomas
Haven to deed a peace of land adjoining the tract.
containing 24 acres 29 .perches. Also thelwo ad
joining lots 'No. 30 and 31. each 60 feet by 200, in
the town of St. Clair, bounded by Hancock street,
Second street, by lot No. 32, and Third street, to
' ..,,, • gether with the Brick Store and Dwel,
~.--`-, -- -.40' with Frame Kitchen, Shed and two
..•• IT ling
..... .:-.: Frame Stables. ~ Also one other Lot
sa ,..`2L 60 by 200 feet, bounded by Hancock at. 1
FeennO street, Lot No. 14, and Front street, together
with a Frame Barn and Waggon House, and six
new Frame Houses. The above being subject to
the payment of judgment bonds and mortgages, the
amount of which will be made known at sale. - Also
all that tract of land situated in said township as
signed by William West, Jr., bounded by land of
C. Lawton, Seitzinger & Co., N. A. Coal Co, &
others, containing 224 acres 126 perches, more or
less, with the improvements on the same, also sub.
ject to the payment of judgment bonds and mortga
gee. On this property are some of the best veins of
Coal in the region—and the safe is worthy the at
tention of capitalists and operators. For further in.
formation apply to
T. ALBERT HAVEN, AsSignee,
40 Walnut at. Philadelphia, or to
'J. SHEAFE, Pottsville.
March I - 17—
Pottsville Water. Company.
rip FIE stockholders of the Pottsville Water Corn
-a- pany are hereby notified that an election will
be held et Mortimer's Hotel on Monday the 10th
day of May next, between the hours of 2 and 6 o'-
clock, P. M.. for the purpose of electing nine Direc.
tors to conduct the business of said Company for the
ensuing year
ANDREW RUSSEL, Pr9sident.
17—tin
May 1
spring Fashions.
rit•HE subscribers bas receivea by late importa
-111- lion,: the Spring and Summer Fashions with a
handsome assortment of Swing goods, consistintof
wool and web dyed Blue Black and fancy colored
cloths, and cassimeree, new styled London single
milled cassirneres do. plain Black and very rich
figured Silke and Satin vestings, Diamonds, Merl.
no. a splendid article entirely new for vesting, Black
Satin and fancy silk cravats, Heavy Perlin Silk
and Hoskin Gloves,Fancy Gum elastic Suspenders,
. .
&c. &c.
The atipie articles will be sold 15 pet cent leas
than the -usual prices for cash at
LAPPINCOTT & TAYLOR,
Corder Of team & Mahantango St.
April 24tli 17—
THE MINERS' JOURNAL.
B. HANNAN.
19-
ME
OM
Stray. Mare.
COME to the premises of the subscriber in
BAnch Township. on Tuesday, the 27th of
April lest, a dark sorrel mare—white face, saddle
mark, a white hiticl font, and is about 9 or 10 years
old. The owner is desired to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take her away.
GEORGE P
Branch Towcship, May 3.
$ 1000.
wITANTED, a loaa,of 8 1000 for two or three
Vv years, secured on Real Estate. Apply at this
office. f,
april 24,
Pa per Han gin gs.,
SPLEIVDID ASSORTMENT, jai
mH E subscriber has received his Spring Patterns
X o f ft now VereNSorclers, .Sr., cum
prising,liiemmt mplendid zi,aortaterit ever.nffered in
this region, Which will ha dispose 4 cf . at Philadel
phia prices - . The patterns can be examined at any
time.
April 24 17— B. BANNAN.
INSTRUCTION ON Tur,
Piano Forte.
THE inhabitants of Pottsville and its vieioity: are
most respectfully informed that the subscriber
w ill give instruction on. the Piano Forte to such
persons that may feel disposed to patronaffe him.
Ile will attend at stated hours, in any family : his
terms may be ascertained by application at Mr.
Shubert's Store, Cent . .7e Street.
April 17,
NOtice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF JOll .47:ff AN JONES, DEC' D
r H E undersigned, both of whom now reside at
SI- Ueda' Forge, East Brunswick township, in
Schuylkill county, given notice that letters of ad—
ministration on the estate of Jonathan Jones, labor
the same place, Iron Master, deceased, have been
granted by the Register of Schuylkill county to
them, they therefore request all persons having
claims or demands against the estate of the said de
ceased to make known the same .tot hero without
delay. t
April 17,
Assignee's Sale.
rimiE undersigned, Assignee of Alfred A. Gile
J - will offer at public sale the hereinafter described
Real Estate, on Saturday the eighth day of May
nrxt, at 10 o'clock. A. M., at. the house of Charles
Christ, in the Borough of Ppttsville, viz : All those
certain Two Story Bouses,in front, and certain two
Story Houses in rear on a certain half lot of ground
(together with said lot,) situated in the eastern ad
dition to the Borough of Pottsville, bounded in frent
by George street, in the rear by land now of late of
Ali Cake, on the northeasterly side by the north
west half of lot No. 80, and southeasterly by lot No
79, it being the southeasiwardfy ballot lot marked
in the said addition Nn. 80, formerly the property
of the said Alfred A. Gile.
Terms made known on day of sale.
PETER KERN. Assignee of
A. A. GILE.
April 17,
Sugar Beet seed,
WARRANTED to be an excellent article, far
sale cheap by
April 17,
James' New Work.
COURSE De LEON, or the Brigand. a romance
by James, just received and for gale be
B. BANNA74.
16—
April 17,
Tide Water Canal Command
sion House.
or - 1 I). HINKS & CO. FLOUR AND GENER
"AL COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. 3
Spear's Wharf, Baltimore—Offer their services to
Merchants and others, trading in this market, for
the sole of SUSQUEHANNA PRODUCE, or PUR.
CHASE OF MERCHANDISE.
Some yeata experience together with their very
favorable location, justifies them in believing they
will be able to give general satisfaction.
Refer td Orndorff & Co.
Clark & Kellogg.
Kirkland & Chase, } Baltimore.
Reynolds & Mosher,
Drakely & Fenton. J
P. A. & S. Small. York, Pa.
Sterrett & Potter,
J. &J. Milliken. ( •
A. B. Demaree, Newport. Pa.
Jona. Hager Sr.. Son, Hagcratown,.Md.
Phila .April 3 14—Gt
Clovet and Timothy Seed.
2gni BUSHELS prime Timothy. seed, and 5
I"' Bushels of Clover seed for sale 5v •
SAMUEL HARTZ.
•
March 13, 11—
School' Quills,
A T 25 cents per 100. also a choice assortment or
Quills, for general use, from 50 cents to 83,75
per 100.
Also Steel Pens at 50 cents per gross, just recei
ved and for sale by
HANNAN.
17—
April 24th
n LACK Italian.'Mar,bia, Gron de Rhine, Gro de
Q'Swim Blue Black Gros de Graine do, Corded
Groa De Algiers, striped and figured Puu de Soir,
figuredGros Denapq, &c
Linens.
AM A '
SK Table Cloths. Damask Napkins Ritd
DEye Diaper, Russia do, Irish Linens, Linen
Sheetings, E. W. EARL.
april 24 17—
Carpetings, &c.
ENGLISH and American Ingrain carpelinga.
- 624 Venetian Entry and Stair do,,Damaak Stair do,
4-4 Coloured, Mattins 4-4 and .5-4, NS , bite do,
Floor Oil Cloths &c. constantly on hand and for
sale cheap. E. VF..EARL.
Sign of the Golden Ball.
17—
a pril 24,
Rose BOshes.
ALOT of choice hardy Garden Roses for sale
cheap by
April 24th
- _ .
Cloths Cassimers Vestings.
"UST received and opened at the sign of the
" Golden Ball," a handsome assortment of su
perfine Black, Blue, Invisible Green and Brown
Cloths, plain and figured Satin & Marseilles Ves.
tinge which will be sold very cheap.
E. W. EARL.
April 9.4, 17—
Fancy:& Staple Dry Goods.
SATIN striped Cambrics, Lace 'gosling, 13"ack
and White wash Blond, Bishop Lawns, Green
and black Fillet, Veils and Scarfs, French and nee
dle worked cullers, Swiss Bands, worked Insertings
and Edgings, black Lace aad Edging, plain and
rich figured Edgings,.
De Lanes, Chintzes and do
mestic prints, man' Gingham.. Tickings, Fur' and
apron Checks. Summer stuffs of every variety.
Hosiery & Gloves, Marseilles Skirts, bleached and
unbleached Mullins, Szc. &c- all of which have been
purchased at very low prices and will be sold at a
small advance. , E. W. EARL. •
Sign of the,Golden Bail."
17—
april 24,
Steel Pens.
•
AFRESH supply et the celebrated Three poin
tee Perrian Pen, just received a, for sale by
Ba n BANNAN.
16—
Atril 17
GEORGE RUNYEN.
19-3 t
IBS
E. F. R !CHAR DS
16-
NICHOLAS JONES,
PETER JON ES,
AdminibtratorN.
1 6 6t
16-3 t
B. BANN AN.
16-
Silks.
E. W. EARL.
B, BANNAM.
17-
'EXCHAXGE HOTEL
REFECTORY.
FFHE undersigned most respectfully announces
to the public. and especially to to the lovL rs of
good eating, that he has recently fitted up the Re
factory under the Exchange Hotel, with every thing
necessary to the convenience and comfort of his
guests. and has made arrangedents with persons
in the city of Philadelphia, which will ensure a reg
ular supple of such delicacies as that bountiful mar
ket can afford.
OysterS,(fresh and aall,)Clams
Terrapins, Lobsters,
Sardines, Fresh Fish,
Ducks, Chickens,
PiFiqns, Pheasants,
Venison, Turtle Soup, We.
Will be furnished at all times tvlien 1
and having engag-:d Mr. Si. Mrs. JOHN SaLTEn., co
long end favorably known in this community, as
keepers of a similar e , tabliAme,nt. to take charge
of and superintend tai, concern. he confidently ex
pects to give general setisfa ..tt ion. Families, parties,
of individual,s. will be supplied at all times, with the
utmost desoatzh.
He has constantly on hand a mock of superior
Wines, including Old Maderia, Pule Shelly, (very
fine.) Blown Sherry, Port Wine, (pure,) Cham
puigne, (favorite brands,) trigethery, ni l a au p ! ,i y of
first rate ALE, BF.EII and PORTER.
%VAL G JOHNSON,
per JOHN SILVER. .
Pottsville, April 17, 1891, 16—
Administrator's Notice.
.ETTERS of administration on' the estate of
" John Beadle, late of Mount tauglifee, Schuyl
kill county, deceased, having been granted to the
subscriber, all persons indebted to the estate of the
said deceased are requested to make payment to the
subscribers, and all persona having claims or de.
mends against the estate of the said John Beadle are
hereby requested to present them to %Valiant Bea
die without delay. •
April 17
Assignee's Notice.
%AT iLtl NI LYMAN, of the county of Schuyl
kill, did on the 9th day of March, 1841, exe
cute and deliver to the subscriber, an assign ncr.t of
all his estate, real and personal, for the benefit of
such of his creditors in the order therein named,
'who shall execute and deliver to him a release of
their respective claims in ninety days fron the date
thereof.
• Notice is hereby given that the said assignment
may be seen at the office of the sulle::riher, in the
Borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill county, and where
the release is left to ho signed.
WiLLIAM F. DEAN,
Asuignee.
12—lit
March 20
Lard ! ! Lard !! !
1,1 TUBS prime Lard, received on Consignme
and foreale cheap, by the 'fob nt quantity.
SAMUEL 11Alrl Z.
11—
March 13,
Grinind Plaster,
CAN be obtained by the Ton, Barrel and Bushel
‘ l - 1 at the subscriber's M
Aptil 17,
Shipping Rooks.
ram E best and most improved Shipping Booke for
Coal Dealcts, just printed and far bald at this
lEEE
May 1
Public Sale
OF REAE 4 ESTATE.
PURSUANT to an order of the Orphan's Court
of Schuylkill county,.the subscriber Adminis—
trator of the estate of Samuel Brooke, late of the
Borough of Pottsville, in the county of Schuylkill,
deceased, will expose to sale by Public.Vendue en
Monday the 10th day of May next, at 3 . &clock in
the afternoon, at the house of Michael Mortimer, in
the Borongli of Pottsville, county aforesaid ; the ful
lowiog Real Estate.. •
N0..1. One full equal undivided sixteenth part
(the whole into sixteen equal parts to be parted and
divided) of a certain tract of land situate in Schuyl
kill township in Schuylkill county, bounded by lands
late of Lewis Reese & Company. Solomon Repp,
Conrad Reim and others, containing sixty acres or
thereabouts.
No. 2. The one full equal undivided sixteenth
part (the whole into sixteen equal parts to be parted
and divided.) of a certain tract of land situate in
Norwegian township. Schuylktil county, bound
ed by lands of Philip Faust, William Shaffer, Con
rad Keim, Lewis Reese & Compadv, Jacob Repp,
the Valley Furnace Company's Lands, and others,
containing ono hundred and thirty-nine. acres arid
ninety-me perches.
No. 3. A certain lot of ground situate in the Bar.
ough of Pottsville, on the South eastwardly side of
Norwegian street, containing in front on Norwegian
street twenty-five feet. and in depth . sixty feet. being
part - of lot number thirty-seven on the plan of said
Borough of Pottsiille.
No. 4. The one undivided half part, (the whole
into two equal parts to be parted and divided) of all
that certain messuage and hrt of ground situate in
the Borough of Pottsville, in Schuylkill county, it
being part.of the lot number thirty seven.
No. 5. The one undivided half (the whole into
two equal parts to be parted and divided,) of all that
certain lot of ground situated in the Borough of
Schuylkill Haven, late in Manheirn township,
Schuylkill •tounty.
• -
No. 6 A certain two story Brick
Dwelling house, Brick Kitchen and
Stable and lot of ground situate in the
Borough of Pottsville. in Schuylkill
county, containing in width thirty feet and in depth
two hundred and forty feet six inches, fronting on
Mahantango street, being the Southeastwardly part
of lot number nine in Pott & Patterson's addition to
the town of Pottsville, late. ttio estate of said de
ceased.
Attendance will be given and the conditions of
sale made known at the time end place so' sale by
ISAAC BECK, Administrator.
By order of the Court
JACOB KRERS, Clerk.
Orwigsburg, April 10th, 1841. 15—
TO EMIGRANTS.
Tll E. subscriber has now made ar
rangements to hring passengers direct
is - WV As; from Londonderry to Philadelphia 111
good vessels sailing from that port twice
every month—and also from Liverpool to Philadel
phia at the le.:vest rates. Philadelphia cut rent funds
will be taken at par for passage money—but for
money to he transmitted, the usual premium must
be paid. Prompt attention paid to all orders receiv
ed—and the money refunded on presentation,of the
certificates, if, the individuals whose passage have
been paid, do not come out.
Passage from Londonderry to Philadelphia 634
from Liverpool to do 020
Children under 12 years of age, half price.
13. BANNAN.,
13—
March 27
I HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
it public that be has removed to the Store former
ly occupied by Hazzard & Strauch. He has also
purchased, from their Assignbes at extremely law
rates, a portion of their mostddsirable goods, which
in addition to his former atuck, enables him to ex
hibit an assortment sufficiently extensive to s_uit
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.
March 20, 12—,
Plain & Figured DeLanes..
A NEW supply of those beautiful and fashions
ble good!, just received and for sale by
'F. & J. BEATTY.
•
49
December 5,
JANE BEADLE,
WILLIAM BEADLE,
Admintstratorc
16-6 t
WM. AUDENRIED.
16-
MO
Removal.
G4I.IIDEN S•EZIDS.
_1 UST received and for sale by the anhaeribrr.this
'tv following seeds. Warranted ro be fresh :
Early Turnip Beet, Extra early Pitag•
Long Blood do Early Frame do
French Sugar do New York Dwarf rata
Early Dorn Carrot, 10 inch 'prolific do
Early Cucumber Earle Chatham do
Long pickling du Blue imperial • do
Gl•orkin do Large Marrowfat lie
Welsh Leek Dwarf Marrowfat do
English curled Lettuce Early Valentina Beans
Early Cabbage du China Rrd Eyo do ,;"
Butter Dead iln Extra Early do •
..'
Yellow Winter (load do Iluiticiihur;l do
Ice do White Kidney do
Corn Salad Windsor, long pod do
Citron Melon Carolina ' du
Water do Large Lima do
White Onion Early York Cabbage
Yellow do Largo York du
Large red annual Onion Sugar Loaf .do
Curled Parsley Flat Dutch•- !do
Sugar Parsnip Curled Sat ory do
Early Salmon Radish Drumhead do
Early long white do „ Red Pickling 'do
ROsty coat do Early Cauliflowisr
Red Turnip du Late du
W bite do do Broccoli i
Black & white winter do Curled Kalc,,or Burecial
Szivoy Spinnage Egg Plant, i '
Long Green Squash Tonsatots,
Fiat Rush ( 4 11 11,11 Pepper •
Lemon do Sweet do
Okra Ladies Finger do •
Asparagus s Early White Flat Dutch
Rhubarbe Turnip.
Salsifie Red Tap Turnips
Curled Endine Nasturtium
Summer savory Sweet Marjorem
Sake La vender
Thyme Anice . •
R m eine ry '4 ignoneoe
Early Sugar Corn Onion Sethi
F low.- r Seed?). & e. &c.
17 - All kinds of Gra..., Garden and Flower Seedy,
procured to order at the shortest notice.
13. 13ANNAN. \
' 11
'rime and Order Books.
March 27,
UST' Printed, Time and Order Books of iLe
• inoiit approved form, and for sale b
B. BANNAN.
5
January 30th,
ENCOURAGE 110.11 P. MANUFACTURES
COACH DrANtrisAcTon.Y.
ripliE subscriber ic:pectfully announces to the
-IL citizens of Pottsville, and the tnhabitants of
Schuylkill county generally, that he has et great
pains procured an excellent supply of rnatei•iala, and
superior worli men, which enables him to manufae
turc to order at the shorted notice, all kinds of ;ve
hicles, in a style "dilutor to any ever manufacttired
in this vicinity Defure, such as
Roaches,
Barourhes,
Dcarborns,
Truck Waggons . , eurrvalls, &c.
At his establishment at the corner of Cost and Nor
wegian streets, immediately opposite Pornrey's Irun
Works, in the Borough of Pottsville.
lie has connected witl his establishment a
BLACKSNIITH SHOP,
With competent and experienced workmen, which
will enable htm•to furnish his Vehicles at much ties-.
per rates than they have heretofore been furnished.
All kinds of iepairing aone at the shortest notice
—and Al those in want of Vehicles after the middle
of . Apill, rosy find something to suit their, taste by
examining his sloes un hand.
To conclusion the subscriber returns his sincere
thanks to the public for their past patronage, and
respectfully solicits an increase in futwe, which, by
turning out good work, at low rates, he will endeav
or to merit
March 27.
New Goods.
WII.L he oprnded on Monday morniiiir next, a
splendid assortmect •Spring. and Summer
Goode, which bare been purchased principally lot
"Cash and will be sold very clicap-bv .
E. W. EAU,.
Sign of the Golden gall.
14—
Anril 3
RAIL. ROAD WON.
A completeassortmeni of Rail amid Iron from 2,0111
„t - Nk to IX} inch.
RAI L ROAD TIRES frr m 3ain. to 56 in. cam
nal dismeter.turned & un
turned.
RAIL ROAD AXLES. Axles .diameterßailßoad
Manufactured from
the patent EV Cable Iron.
RAIL ROAD FELT. for placing between the
Iron Chair and stone block
of edge Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROPE manufattured from
New Zealand Flax saturat
ed with India Rubber; and
intended for Indian Planes
3 ustreceived n complcteas
sortment of Chains,from
in. to I in. proved & man
ufacturcdfrom the beaten
ble Iron.
SHIP BOAT AND RAIL
ffßerentsiz D
SPIRES,S
of dikept con
CKAI' .
antly on hand and for sale by
A• At' G. RALSTON. sz. co
No. 4. South Front St
Philadelphia, January 18
fl ER EAS the Subscriber has been appointed
v by the Court Executor bonus non with
will annexed, of the Estate of Tamxin Marmon.
late of the Borough of Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill
County, deceased. All persona indebted to the raid
estate are requested to make payment and those
having claims against the stud Estate to presext
the same. LEWIS C. DOUGHERTY.
April 17,
IPLEGANT French Worked Collars. For Bala
"by ' E. Q. &A. HEN DERSON.
January 2. - 1—
war GECT'S
•
Indian Vegetable Pills.
rpilllE subscribers having been appointed by the
- 11 - proprietor solo agents for Schuylkill County,
O'er above
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
for sale, wholesale and retail.
T. & J. BEATTY.
17-4 t
Ma y.
Public 'Vendue:
WILL be sold at PublicVend.ue on Wednesday,
" the 12th of May at ten o'clock A M. at Hee
la Forge, the late residente of Jonathan Jones, de—
ceased. The following personal property, viz :•1
Horse & Dearborn Harness, Sleigh, [Ails end Bed
ding, Tables. Chairs, .Carpeting. 1 Desk, one 24
hour Clock, looking .Claas, 1, stove, 1 Gold Witch,
and other articles too numerous to mention. The
conditions will bo made known on the day of sale,
when attrndanee will be giveit by
PETER. JONES,
Administrator
NICHOLAS JONES.
Heels Forge, May I.
Medicines. -
Dr. Evan's celebrated. Camomile Pills
Dr. Hunt's Botanic rills. r •
•
Dr. Goode's Female Domestic Pi lia.
Dr. Evan's Soothing Syrup for children Teeth
ing. Also,
Swaim 's ; Panacea & Vermiiuge by the Dozen or
single Bottle for sale by
February 13th,
Emmett' , Speech.
SPEECH of Robert Emmet, before Lord Norbury
and COLORED PRINTS of the 'Rev. Throbold
Matthew, the apostle of Tempetanee. just received
sac! for sale by B. BANNAN.
Dec. 26, 52
Buggies.
Sulkies,
mut P lIOFFA.
13— 9mo
Notice.
MEI
B. BANNAN.
7-