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GO'VERNOR PORTER'S LE';'ETl.—The following
is the; letter of Governor Portet to the f a mil y of the
late President, writfin egreea:le top resolution of
the iiiiisleture,:—
Exrecevyr. CHAMDER,
•i , ' - Harrisburg, April 7,1841. 't
T. th e Family of William • fenry Harrison. late
i ' v President of the.. United Slates.
I
Impressed with feelings of the deepest sorrow by
the kereayement which has d•fprired the family of
the tate. President of a kind, indulgent and affee•
tionate husband end...father; and the nation of one of
its molt distinguished citizens. I comply with the
'T res). of the General Assemly, representing the
freemeri of the Commonwealth f Pennsylvania, and
enclose. their proceedings, ad pted upon receiving,
the Melancholy intelligence t at. the President of
the United States was no mo .
The heavy loss which, by this dispensation of
Divine Providence, hes fallen upon the family of
the ldte President is mitigated, as far as by human'
mettoe it can be mitigated ! by the condolence and
sympathy of' the whole nation in which the people
of Oita commonwealth, with orie accord unite.
• ' Triisting that you will be [sustained under the
wiughtof this affliction by thd hopes and console—
,tione iliJi spring from an enOre reliance upon our
Almqs_tity Father. -[
7 '• I have the hemor to he
Your obrjdient Servant,
DAVID R. PORTER.
lltiratteims OF VEGETATIPN—A correspondent
of tt4L l.' l , S,Qazette,.at Piiradise, Lancaster county,
in this state, furnishes the following comparative
statement of vegetation fruit trees in full blossom.
1838—Apricot, April 20; peach, May, r ; Cherry,
May,l, Apple, May, 2.6.
1839—Apricot, April 5 ; Pjeach, APril,lo; Cher
ry, April 12 ; -Apple, April 25.
1640—Apricot, March 30; Cherry April 12; Peach
Apt it 16 ; Apple, April 24.
1841—Apricot, April 20; Peach, May 1; Cherry,
May 1 ; Apple, May 15.
The above exhibits the difference of vegetation in
fou l successive years.
RFiTllELT. — Corporal Streeter gives the following
newjdetinition o f retreat,"
what is the meaning of retreat?"
•• 'Why I'll tell you. Did j•ou ever hear of Gen
eral 3llrgoynel"
Yes."
~ 'Well . he was a great Gen =rat no diubt ; but that
isn't:the thing—that aint exa tly the right explana
tion—l—no, that wont do - neiher. It-General Bur
—no—O, hang it, look here, Bob, ydu treated just
now, didn't you I"
•• To be sure I did."'
, ;‘Well then, Bob, I wish you'd re-treat, so that
here, can understand ti s ia matter in hand—if
you :ple asp.
111 A R
On the 12 inst., by the R
NI HENRY JONES. to Miss
Pottsville.
On Wednesday, the 19th
seph McCool, Mr. REUBEN B
tirt iM. ANDEILsON, formerly
Accompanying the above
pr-j—we Anil let our friend:
wish the young couple all so
unimaginable happiness.
destiny is to be' envied, for
tha(lt is a brig!4 one.
DIE
On Friday evening`.) 4th
groic, IlEstlY W. Comom, D.
scnt:atiic from this county : a
On Sunday last, at the hou
Martin,.Frederick Martin,
OUR MAIIKET
CORRECTED EEKLY.
Pottsville, May 22d, 18411
Ilarrel . $ 4 62i
d 2 75
ushel,
:
1
0
oz
Bill EAT FLOUR le .
RYE. .do
AtlEAr,
RYE.
CORN,
OA'FS.
EGGS.
BUTTER.
BACON,.
;lAMB,
POTATOES,
per
`per
Bacon At reathers.
OS lllids. Sides
*5 " Hams,
" Shouldis,
7 Sucks of Weste i rn Feathers,
For ;ale by
U. H. GRAHAM,
; •
i . ' No 40 South Water St. Upper side.
Phila. May 22 i 20-3 mo
, • Dissoliiiion.
lIE copartnership.
,heretofore existing under
the firm of Shappel Y. paver is this day dis
sithtad by mutual consent. [All persons indebted,
and those having claims oglainst the said firm, are
reqUested.. to present them to Charles Shappel for
•
settlement.
i .
CHARLES SHAPPEL,
CH. TILES RAVER.
20 —3t
Repeal Ass ciation.
A STATED Meeting of the Pottsville Schuyl
kill county Repcal Association, will be held at MT.
O'c'onneeit hotel, on Saturdiv•even,ing the sth of
June next, at l'i o'clock.
All those wishing to join this Association, should
attendt and enroll thcmielve4; at the next nieettng,
i
- as the names, residence, an birth places, of all the
members will be published in the journals of this
BoroughlSbortly, which -will afford an opportunity
to.lall, tof let their frieneta in Ireland know that
thiiy ere in the land 8f Freedom and are able
anil willing to contribute tok c vards the regeneration
of!thetr native Isle. lt
'fay 22
[,,pring & 7 Summer Goods.
N OW opening and for side by the subscribers a
new and splendid assu r rtment of Spring and
Siimmer-Goods, which wit,' be ~cld low for cash,
consisting of prints tashidnable patterns. •
Sup. Ft - eriich Lawns & Chintzes,
•j Gingliame,lMuslins t ec k g .
Sup. Quality Glove;[ •_flosiery,
Umbrellas & Parasite
Fancy 11 hdfa.
Summer Cloths,
Summer Cassimerfai ,
Stripes Drills, Cottonades i
Vestings,
Boots & Shoes,
Chiidrens Sc.c &c.
E. Q. 4r. A. HENDERSON.
22
May 22
,_
I Notice to ?liners.
CDROP,OSALS will be! rectaved until the Fifth
CD
of June next, at the o Coal Co. no. 86 South hird Street. ce of the Buck Moon
tairn , Phila. for
fl r
cutting 240 yard '
smorel° [ less, Rock Tunnel, at
th* worua on the. Lehigll, above Mapch Chunk.
The Tunnel to be•sevenlfct high and eight feet
wide, the work to be execu t ed with all reasonable
deaPatch, and ten per cent f the contract, to be re.
tained until completed. I For further information
if required, apply atilie Office of the Company No.
86 1 South.3d Street o r toI [
( i s ,
I I R. C HILL Esq.,
Schuylkill Haven.
'ruposal to specify the nrice per Leaneal yard, for
sand stone and conglomerated lock.
Proposals will also be.teceived for running gang
mils, opening breast and auch'air shafts as may
tic required in the mines. [The coal to be deliver.
ed at the company's place or deposite which is con
venient. , The price per pa load of II ton is requi
red ,to bjr specified. The contractor to take Pont
twenty ye tone per dayj fb six months from date
of contract. • 1
ED.
ev. William Morgan
!MARY HEAD, both o
nst., by the Rev. Jo
'mg.!, to ilitss MAnnA.
f Chester Comity.
mice we received the
know next week. We
to of imaginable and
for the fair bride, tier
ill must acknowledge,
11 May 'inst., at Pine
sq.. formerly a Repre
1 ed about 52 years.
.e of hie son, Wm. W
ged 60 years.
r pound
cl
d
b
shel
15 to $l7
ORCHARD BREWERY.
GEOII.OII ZBATZTA.
111 AS constantly on hand an assortment of Fresh
m--K BEER, ALB, PORTER, AND BROWN
STOUT, which he is alWays ready to sell whole
sale and retail at the lowest rates.
May 22 20-3 mo.
1 4 intel L imel:
nF the best quality at 20 cents per' bushel,
'L.con
stantly on hand, at the Kilns adjoining the
aqueduct on Ruckley's Canal. , ' •
JOHN. PORTER,
Successor of Charles Shippen.
May 22 20=-3mo.
Land for Sale or Exchange.
5000 ACRE S of. unimproved Land in
- Blount County in the state of Tennes
seeolear Knoxville. The above will be sold at $1.50
per acre, or l exchanged for , improved property in
Pennsylvania. Any person willing to purchase or
exchange will please apply to John White, No. 12
Arcade, East avenue, Philadelphia.
The title to the above Land is indieputeable, was
patteMed the . 24th [of September, 1840, by the state
of Tennessee. All letters addressed to me will se"at
tended to
Phila, May 15
Notice •
To Bridge Builders
-QEALED*Proposals for the building of a covered
Bridge over the Mahanoy Creek, near Israel
Reed's mill, in Barry township, at the site selected
by a Jury appointed for that purpose, will be recei.
ved at the Office of Commissioners, at Orwigaburg,
until the last Monday of May next:. The . plan upon
wnich the Bridge is to be built, can be seen at. the
Commissioners Office.
By order of the Commissioners.
J. 11. POWNING, Clerk. ,
- Commissioners' Office,
Orwigsburg, May 8, 1841 /
20-4 t
Pottsville Water ComOany.
AT an Election held at the house Of Michael
Mortimer on Monday the 10th inst., the follow
ing persons were elected Managers, of the Potts.
vale W ater Company, for the ensuing year, viz :
IVilliarn. Mortimer, Samuel Sillyman.
James M. Beatty, John C. Earnst,
Benjamin F. Pommy, Henry Shelly,
Charles W Clemens, Jacob Seitzinger,
'Andrew Russel.
At the meeting of the Board of managers on
Tuesday evening the 11th inst. Andrew' Russel was
reelected President and Alexander Graham, treas
urer for the ensuing year.
May 15 20-3 t
Dissolution.
TAKE r.otice that the copartnership heretofore
existing between . John Platt and the under—
signed, under the firm of Platt 4- co. is this day_dis
solved, the books and accounts remaining in the
hands of the subscribers, for settlement.
RICHARD PLATT,
PATRICK WH A LEN.
May 22 20-30
BENJAMIN L. THOMAS.
Teacher of WriOnv
NNOUNCES his Intention of opening .a acouni
A
for the reception of pupils Ir. the Borou N
•,1 3 of
Pottsville. He makes no pretensions to itoparnt. s ,T
a " bold, round, legible business hand adapted to
the practical purposes of life, in from six to ten
lessons of one hour each—" as men of common
sense know that this is hambuggery ;—but will
guarantee to give every person-satisfaction who
Will receive sixteen lessons of two hours each.
Terms—Two dollars per scholar, and no charge
unless the pupil is satisfied with the improvement
made.
Pottsville. Illay
Notice.
A LLpersons indebted to the estate of Thomas
Ireland, are requested to make payment to the
Directors of the Poor of Schylk ill County, on or be
fore the first Monday in June nextz---and all per
sons having claims against the said Thomas Ire
land are . rciuestcd to present them to the D.
rectors of the Pour for settlement; on or before the
above mentioned period. . .
DANIEL BERTOLET,
GEORGE BODY,
WILLIAM BOCK,
Directors.
May 8 19=
Beautiful Presents.
J UST opened a lot of very rare and splendid Flow
er Seeds, put up in boxes, each Box price $ 1,
containing twelve varieties, art elegant present for
Ladies.
Also single papers among which are the follow
ing new and rare Flowers:
Superb China Pink Crimson Cyprus Vine
German China Astor Double Salmon Hollyhock
Clemates Flammula Red Lavatara
Blood Colored Nasturtium Purple Candy Tat
Everlasting Pca Superb Sweet William
Crimson Spotted Balsamine W. [raved Schizanthus
Pheasant Eye'd Pink Variagated Euphorhia
Chinese Pink L. Flowered Spider Plant
Rose Branching Larkspur Canterbury Bell
Superb Carnation Pink
,Great Flowering Petunia Gillia Achillafolia
.Eutoca Multiflora• ,Perotrshy's Erysemum
Columbine Gre`al. Flowering Primrose
Scarlet Cantua Purple Sweet Sultan
Scarlet Carnation Balsamine Morning Glory
P. & W. Double Hollyhock YeHo* Zinnia
Superb Scarlet Zinnia Do. Violet Do.
For sale by B. BANNAN.
Me y 8 19—
.
Dividend.
Miners' Bank of Pottsville, in the County of
Schuylkill. •
ripElE Directors of this institution have this day
deClared a dividend of Three per cent on the
capital stock (paid in) payable to the Stockholders
or their kcal representatives on or alter the four
teenth of this month
CHARLES LEOSER, Cashier.
May Bth, 1841. 19—
Pottsville
AN - I'IIR:!LFITE IRON WORKS.
THE subscribers are now prepared to do all kinds
- 5 - of Castings, of the beat quality on the most
reasonable terms ; the Furnace and Foundry being
m mediately on the Canal, Castings will be deliver.
ed in Boats free of charge. Persons wanting , cast
ings will find it to their advantage, to send orders to
MARSHALL & Co.
May 8,19-1 v
Orders received for Bennington FIRE BRICE, which
on full trial prove to be better adapted to resisting
fire than any other in use—they are made from the
sine materials from' which the celebrated China
"ra are manufactured. AMY AS ABOVE.
a----
White Clover Seed,
vOR Borders and yards, just received and for
sale by
B. BANNAN.
•
May 8 19—
Leaden Pipe.
BEST lily and inch Leaded Pipe. Also
excellent Hydrants, fur salelby
May 8
Plain & Fig red DeLanes.
A NEW supply of those beautiful' end fashions
211 . blo goods, just received andlor sole by
T. & J. BEATTY.
December 5, „
Steel Penif.
AFRESH eupply of thrrcelebrated Three poin
tee Perrian Pen, juat received and for Bale by
B. BANNAN.
April 17 ' 16--
Reading Rail Road.
RATES OF FREIGHT.
BETWEEN READING AND PHILADELPHIA, FROM
MAY 3rd, Hill.
Pea- Ton 2000 lbs.
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, Gypsum and = /
Bricks, (1 8 1,30 do
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber, Marble,/I
Lime, Tar and Pitch, 8 1.50 do
Flour 20 cents per Barrel.
Nails and Spikes, Bar and '
Rolled Iron, Hollowware,
Grain, Salt, Bark, Lum. }- 81. 1 75 do.
ber, Staves. Salt, Fish To. I .
bacco, and Lead,
Groceries, hardware, whis--1
key, Ale and Beer, Oil, I 1
Leather, Cotton, Steam, I
engines, & Machinery, l $2175 do,
Seeds. Butter, Lard, and
Tallow, Rags, Wood,oy- I
stem Hides, Hemp, Ear- I
then.ware and Glue,
Dry Goods, Wines and For-1
eign, Liquors, Drugs, and I
Medicines, Glass, Paper,
3-,25 do.
China and Queens-ware,
Meat, Fish, and Confec
ttonary, J
No storage will be charged for receiving or do
livering freight, at any•of the Depots on the line,
unless allowed to remain over ten days.
No Freight received after 3 o'clock P. M. can be
forwarded by the morning Train on the neat 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
6 o'clock A. M.
From Philadelphia, on Wednesdays and Satur.
days, at 6 o'clock A. M
JOHN WHITE.
20-8 t
rr HE subscriber wishes to inform the public, that
ho will have during the season a large supply
of Egg, Stove, Nut and Pea Coal on hand, at Mann
et Williams' old Landing, near the North America
Landing, which he will sell on reasonable terms.
PATRICK BURKE,
Residence at Patrick Quinn's, Pottsville,
May 8,19-4 k
ALL persons are hereby cautioned not to pnr.
chase a due bill for 922 22, given to Jacob
Campbell, by the subscribers, as he has already re
ceived more than the value thereof, and we will not
pay the same.
. _ _
A. HATHAWAY & CO. ( of Philadelphia )
• have removed their place of business from the
wharf lately occupied by them at South Street,
to the Wharf belonging to, and lately
oc,7 ,i , oied by S. B. Reeves & Co, A FEW
vvEI :VES BELOW SOUTH STREET.
Phila. 1:1 a Y 1; 17—
rrHE appointed by the
Orphan's CoCourtundersi . Zt: ed .
t.'' and for Schuylkill County,
to settle and adjust the r. :tes and proportions of the
bards of Christopher Boy
assets remaining in the
y
., qwnship, County
er Jr.; administrator of the e,tb'
to
the re of Samnel C. Boective
Cr, late of East Brunswick
deceased,
aforesaid, deceased, to and amo.'lß
Creditors, of' the said Samuel C. 13.;v:"..
according to the order established by L s.w,w in
meet for that purpose on Monday 24th day 0: May
1841., at the Public House of Michael Graeff,
Borough of . . Orwigsburg, at 11 o'clock in the fore'
noon. when and where all perAons interested may
attend if they think proper.
JAMES H. GRAEFF,
Auditor.
Orwigsburg May 1 17-4 t
19-3 t
In the matter of the account of Jon
athan Gerber, Administrator of the
estate of Henry Gerber, deceased.
THE undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phan!s Court in and for Schuylkill County, to
audit the above mentioned account, of Jonathan
Gerber, administrator of the Estate of Henry Ger
ber, late of West Penn Township, deceaseC, will
meet for that purpose on Tuesday the 25th day of
May 1841. at the public House of Michael Graeff,
in the Borough of Or•vigsburg, at 11 o'clock in the
forenoon, when and where all persons interested
may attend it they think proper.
JAMES H. GRA EFF,
Auditor.
Orwigsburg May 1 17—
SEVERAL large and convenient rooms in the
bale store building at the corner of Market and
Centre ate , suitable for a private family =or any one
desirous of keeping boarders. For terms apply to
GEORGE W. SLATER.
April 3 14--
lEl=l
ri`tHE subscribers has receive° by late importa:
Lion, the Spring and Summer Fashions with a
handsome assortment of Spring goods. consisting of
wool and web dyed Blue Black and fancy colored
cloths, and cassimeres, new styled London single
milled cassimeres do. plain Black and very rich
figured Silks and Satin vestings, Diamonds, ,Teri•
no, a splendid article entirely new for vesting, Black
Satin and fancy silk cravats, Heavy Perlin Silk
and Hoskin Glovea,Fancy Gum elastic Suspenders,
&c. &c.
DAMASK Table Cloths. Damask Napkins; Bird
Eye Diaper, Russia do, Irish Linens, Linen
Sheetings, E. W. EARL.
april 24 17—
Carpetings, &c.
ENGLISH and American Ingrain carpetings.
Venetian Entry and Stair do, Damask Stair do,
4-4..Coloured, Matting 4-4 and 5-4, White do,
Flocir Oil Cloths &c. constantly on hand fend for
sale cheap. E. W. EARL. -
Sign of the Golden Ball.-
april 24, 17—
Cloths Cicissimers & Vestings.
BUST received and opened at the sign of the
" " Golden Ball," a handsome assortment of au.
perfine Black, Blue, Invisible Green and Brown
Clothe, plain and figured Satin & Marseilles Ves.
tinge which will be sold very cheap.
E. W. EARL.
April 24, 17—
.
School Quills,
AT 25 cents per 100, also a choice assortment of
Quills, for general use, from 50 cents to $ 3,75
per 100. •
Also Steel Pens at 50 cents per gross, just recei.
vcd and for sale by •
B. BANNAN.
April 24th
B. BANNAN
19-
Silks.
.BLACK Italian, Mantua, Gros de Rhine, G de
Swiss. BlueDlaelt Gros del Grains do, C ded
Gros De Algiers, striped and figured Pon de fair,
figured Gros Damps, &c.
ps. W. HARI&
Th
G. A. NICOLLS.
Superintendant Tranept. P. & Read. R. R
Reading, May 8, 1841,
Coal for Sale.
Notice.
May 8
Removal.
to otic e.
For Rent.
spring Fashions.
The above articles will be sold 15 per cent leas
han the usual prices for cash at
LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR,
Corscr.'of Cefltre & Mahantango St.
April 24th 17—
Linens.
Tai MINERS';-JOURNAL.
P. O'REILLY.
J. MC'BARON.
J9-3t
E Xt . HI XGE HOTEL
FLEPECTORT:
THE undersigned most respectfully announces
, to the public, and especially to to the lovers of
=good eating, that he has recently fitted up the Re.
rectory under the Exchange Hotel, with every thing
necessary to the convenience and comfort of his
guests, and has made arrangements with persons
in the city of Philadelphia, which will ensure a reg
ular supply of such delicacies as that bountiful mar
ket can afford.
OySlETS,(fresh and salt,) (,'lama
.Terrapins, Lobsters,
Sardines, Fresh Fish,
Ducks, Chickens.
Pigions, Pheasants,
Venison, Turtle Soup, £ec.
Will be furnished at all limes when in season
and having engaged Mr. & Mrs. JOHN SILVER. so
l u ng laid favorably known in this community, as
keepers of a similar establishment, to take charge,
of and superintend this concern. he confidently ex.
pects to give general satisfaction. Families, parties,
. or individuals, will be supplied at all times, with the
utmost despatch.
He has constantly on band a stock of superior
Wines, including Old Illaderia, Pale Sherry, (very
fine,)• Brown Sherry, Port Wine, (pure,? Chain
paigne, (favorite brands,) together-with a supply of
first rate ALE, BEER and PORTER.
WM. G. JOHNSON,
per JOHN SILVER.
Pottsville, April 17, 1841, 16—
Assignee's Sale.
WILL be seta-3a public auction, O. St. Clair,
Norwegianownship, on Wednesday the 2d
day of June next, t noon, by order of assignee of
W. Weal; jr. W. odgson and.). Pinkerton, till that
L i ,
certairrtract of la d situated in said township with
the ieriprovements \ t,hereon—said property bounded
by land of Delaware Coal Co., heirs of Levi Ellma
ker, IL C-Carey, and others, N. A. C. Co. and Wm.
West, jr., containing 74 acres 22 perches, strict
measure. Also, the r ight 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 the two 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
fito:/•ell „. gethcr with the Brick Store and Dwel
--.'•i; - ling with Fietne Kitchen, Shed and two
mi 1i,..,.. Frame Stable,. Also, one other Lot
- :.'". '6O by 200 feet, bounded by Hancock at.
-_,..:_
Fecund street, Lot No. 14, and Front etreet, together
with a Frame Burn 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. Alao
all that tract of land situated in said township as.
signed by William West, Jr., bounded by land of
C. Lawton, Settainger & 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
ges. On this property are some of the best veins of
Coal in the region—and the sale 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 1 17—
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stray, blare.
COME to the premises of the 'subscriber in
Branch Township, on Tuesday, the 27th of
April last, a dark sorrel mare—white face, saddle
mark, a white hind toot,.tind is about 9 or 10 years
old. The owner is desired to come forward, prove
property, pay charges, and take her away.
GEORGE RIJN YEN.
Branch Township, May 3. 19-3 t
Paper Hangings.
LEF A SPLENDID ASSORTMENZIAI
rriHE subscriber has received his Spring Patterns
-a- of Room and Hall Paper, Borders, arc., com
prising the most splendid assortment ever offered in
this region, which will be disposed of at Philadel
Ala ewes. The patterns can be examined at any
time.
April 24 17— B. BANNAN.
Notice i 0 freditors,
b'TA TE OF JO A A Tit.!ol JONES, DEC' D
ri': undersigned, both of wi:uns now reside at
nty, given notice that let,:L.'
H ec : .l Forge, East Brunswica ..:^wn 6 hili• in
6; , 1 estate of Jonathan Joneb, 1,.... i c O
M ad—
r
Schuylkill cou
ministration m.
the same place, iron Master, deceased, have 3cti
granted by the Regis'er of Schuylkill county ti, I
them,'' they therefore request all persons having
claims or demands against the estate of the said de
ecascicl to make known the same -tot hem without
delay.
" NICHOLAS JONES,
PETER JONES,
Administrators.
April 17, , 16—Gt
Assignee's sale.
rirEIE undersigned, Assignee of Alfred A.pile
- 6 - will offer at public sale the hereinafter described
Real Estate, on Saturday the 22d day of May
next, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the house of Charles
Christ. in the Borough of Pottsville, viz : All those
certain Two Story Houses 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 (rent
by George street, in the rear by land now of late of
Eli Cake, on the northeasterly side by the north
west half of lot No. HO, and southeasterly by lot No.
79, it being the soulheastwardly half of lot marked
in the said addition No. 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, 16-3 t
Sugar Beet seed,
WARRANTED to be an excellent article, flr
sale cheap by
B. BANN AN.
April 17, 16—
Tide Si aler Canal Commis
, sion House.
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 sale of SUSQUEHANNA PRODUCE, or PUR
CHASE OF MERCHANDISE.
Some years experience together with their very
favorable location, justifies them in believing they
will be able to give general satisfaction.
Refer to Orndorff & Co.
Clark & Kellogg,
Kirkland & Chase. } Baltimore.
Reynolds & Mosher,
Drake!) , & Fenton,
P. A. & S. Small, York, Pa.
Sterrett & Potter,
J. & .1. Milliken,
A. B. Demaree, Newport, Pa.
Jona. Hager & Son, Hagerstown, Md.
Phila .April 3 14-6 t
Clover and Timothy seed.
2it BUSHELS prime Timothy seed, and 5
'kr Bushels of Clover seed for sale by
SAMUEL HARTZ.
=March 13, 11—
Administrator's Notice.
LETTERS of administration on the estate of
John Beadli, late of Mount Latighfee, Schuyl.
kill county, deceased, having been granted to the
aubscriber, all persons indebted to the estate of the
said deceased are requested to make payment to the
subscribers, and all persons having claims or de
mands against the estate of the said John Beadle are
hereby requested to present them to William Bea
die ;sabot delay.
JANE BEADLE,
WILLIAM. BEADLE,
Administraiore.
April 17, • •! /671 t
°GARDEN SEEDS.
UST received and for sale by the subscriber.the
'to folloWing seeds, warranted to be fresh 2
Early Turnip Beet, Extra early Peas,
Long Blood do Early Frame do
French Sugar do New York Dwarf Peas
Early Horn Carrot, 10 inch prolific do
Early Cucumber Early Charlton' do
Long pickling do Blue Imperial do
Gherkin 1 do Large Marrowfat do
Welsh Leek , Dwarf Marrowfat do
English curled Lettuce Early 'Valentine Beans
Early Cabbage do China Red Eye do
Butter Head do' Extra Early do
Yellow Winter Head do Horticultural do
Ice •do White Kidney do
Corn Salad , Windsor, long pod do
Citron Melon Carolina ' do
Water do • ' Large Lima do
White Onion Early York Cabbage
Yellow do - Large York do
Large red annual Onion Sugar Loaf do
Curled Parsley - Flat Dutch do
Sugar Parsnip Curled Savory do
Early Salmon Radish Drumhead do
Early long white do Red Pickling do
Rusty coat do Early Cauliflower
Red Turnip do Late do
White do do Broccoli
Black & white winter do Eluded Kale, or Boreaol
Savoy Spinnage Egg Plant,
Long Green Squash Tomatoes,
Flat Bush . do . Ticll Pepper
Lemon do Sweet do
Okra Ladies Finger do, 1
Asparagus Early White Flat Dii,tch
Rhubarb° -- Turnips
Salsifie ' 'Red Top Turnips
Curled Endine Nasturtium
Summer Savory Sweet Marjorem
Sage Lavender
Thyme Anice
Rosemary Mignonette
Early Sugar Corn Onion Setts '
Flower Seeds. &c. &c.
ITY AU kinds of Grass, Garden and Flower Seeds,
procured to order at the shortest notice.
BANNAN.
March 27, . 13
Time and Order Books.
JUST Printed, Time and Order Books of t h
" most approved form, and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
January 30th, 5
ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
COACH 'MANUFACTORY. .
THE subscriber iespectfulty onnounces to the
cit4ens of Pottsville, and. the inhabitants of
Schuylkill .county generally, that he has at great
pains procured an excelleni supply of materials. and
superior work men, which enables him to manufac.
lure to order at the shortest notice, all kinds of Ve
hides, in a style superior to any ever manufactured
in this vicinity before, such as
Roaches.
Barouches,
Bearborns,
Truck Waggons, - Carryalls, &c.
At his establishment at the corner of-Coal and Nor
wegian Atreets, immediately opposite Pumroy's Iron
Worka, in the Borou g h of Pottsville.
He hoe connected with his establishment a
. BLACKSMITH SHOP,
With competent and experienced workmen, which
will enable him to furnish his 'Vehicles at much chea
per rates than they have heretofore been furnished.
All kinds of repairing Done at the shortest notice
—and all those in wont of Vehicles after the middle
of April. may find something to suit their taste by
examining his Moot un hand.
In conclusion the subscriber returns his sincere
thanks to the public for their past patronage, and
respectfully solicits an increase in future, which, by
turning out good work, at low rates, be will endeav
or to merit.
March 27,
Lard!! Laid!!!
I4 TUBS prime Lard, received on,Consignme
and forsale cheap, by the Tub et quantity.
SAMUEL HARTZ.
March 13, 11—
Shipping Books.
rimiE best and most improved Shipping Books for
- 11 Coal Dealers, just printed and for sale at this
office.
May 1 17—
TO EMIGRANTS.
• - ar
rangements to bring passengers direct
._..,•••
THE subscriber has now made ar
from Londonderry to Philadelphia in
PO fl i t . (rood vessels sailing from that port twice
•od also from Liverpool to Philadel
every month— - -ates. Philadelphia cut rent funds
phia at the lowest: - for passage money—but for
will be taken at mi.. 4 . the usual premium must
money to be transmitte paid to-all orders receiv
be paid. Prompt attentio.., on presentation of the
ed—and the money refundeo whose passage have
certificates, if the individuals i
been paid, do nut come out.
2 4
Passage from Londonderry to Phi.'S ‘delphia
: 40
" from Liverpool to ,:o .
. s.,
Children under 12 years of age, half pry''' • 4 N .
B. B.kN,LN .
1.7-
March 27
Removal.
rrIHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
' IL public that he has removed fo the Store former
ly occupied by Hazzard & Strauch. He has also
purchased from their Assignees at extremely low
rates, a portion of their most desirable goods, which
in , addition to his former stick, enables him to ex
hibit an assortment sufficiently extensive, to suit
the wants of any who would wish. to ?urchase.
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,
Fancy & Staple Dry Goods.
SATIN striped Cambrics, Lace Mushils, Mack
and White wash Blond, Bishop Lawns, Green
and black Ftllac Veils and Scarfs, French and nee
dle worked collars, Swiss Bands, worked Insertings
and Edgings. black Lace and Edging, plain and
rich figured Mooseline'De Lanes, Chintzes and do
mestic prints, than' Ginghams. Tiekings, Fur' and
apron CheckS, Summer stuffs of every variety,
Hosiery & Gloves, Marseilles Skirts, bleached and
unbleached Mullins, &c. &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 Ball."
17—
april 24,
Notice.
WHEREAS the Subscriber has been appointed
v by the Court Executor bonus non with
wilt annexed, of the Estate of Tannin Mannon,
late of the Borough of Schuylkill Haven, Schuylkill,
County, deceased. All persona indebted to the said
estate are requested to make payment and those
having claims against the said Estate to preser.t
the same. LEWIS C. DOUGHERTY.
April 17, T 16-6
Blank Books,
n F every description, always on 'brincl.tnd
'LPman
ufactured to order at the subscriber's Bindery,
neat, good and, cheap. B. BANNAN.
April 17, 16—
NEW STORE.
TIRE subscriber respectfully informs the public,
~ 1 that he has opened a store in Centre Street, 3
doors below T. & 3. Beaty's Store, corner of Nor.
wegian and Centre Streets, where he offers for sale
a general assortment of
Dry'Goods,
Groceries,
Queensware l &c.
All persons desirous of purchasing Goods Cheep
for Cash, are respectfully invited to call and exam.
lee for themselves.
EDWARD HUGHES.
November. 41, ' • —4tf
lIREVI7IITER'S
Pectoral Mixture,
IVOR the cure ofeoughs,Coios, Influenza, Phthle
in, Spitting- of Btood, pin and weakness of
the Breast, and Lungs, iltd all pulmonary affections
Price, 25 cents-per bottle.
A supply of the above medicine just received and
to, sale at the Drug Store of
JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
48—
White Winter' Strained
-Sperm Oil.
%TILLER & HAGGERTY hate just received
i V •E i their Winter stock of Wliite Winter Strained
Sperm Oil, which they can recommend to their
fiiendaand the public as being superior.
Nov. 28th.
THE Subset iber having obtained the assignment
from Mr. George Crane for a number of Fur.
naces, and holding also the patent of the late Dr.
Geisenhainer for the same. to smelt Iron Ore with
Anthracite Coal, and retaining the exclusive right
of said pattent to manufacture Ma!liable Iron and
Steel, is prepared to grant licenses for the Manufac.
turc of Iron. Applications to be made to William F.
Dean. Esq., at Pottsville.
VlVilligls Juvenile Piano In
structer,
JUST received and fur sale by
B. BANNAN.
The most useful Fatnzly Medicine ever of
jered to the Public. ' -
TITUS well known Anti-Dysenteric and Worm Med
icine has proved aucresuluiity these twelve year.
past, and is universally acknowledged by all who have
tried it, to be far superior to any other medicine ever
employed in the diseases for which it is recommended
It is perfectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it.
Wormsk being especially apt to infest persons of debil
itated digestive organs and emaciated constitutions,
much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm med
icines, which generally consists of the strongest purga
tives, calomel, that destroyer °flit° constitution. bitters,
pink root, spirits of turpentine, wormseee oil &e.
Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but they de
bilitate the stomach, and °len materially injure the
general health, without removing the entire. Swaim'.
Vermifuge his the peculiar advantage of removing the
general health, without removing the cause. Swaim'e
Vermifuge has the peculiar advantage of removing the
cause of the worms, by giving vigour and healthy action
to the stomach. bowels and organs of digestion, thereby
r elieving measles, croup, hooping cough, &c. Thi■
medictne,by invigorating the internal functions atrenght
ening the organs of digestion, and removing the primary
cause which creates morbid secretions, will relieve
Bowel Complaints, Choke, Dysentery, Despepsia.and
the whole train of biliary affections, Sick .Headache,
Acidity of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Pile.,
&c. It is an antidotein the early stage of Fever and
Cholera Morbus.
Carriages,
Buggies,
Sulkies,
pm LLIP ITOFFA.
13-3 mo
AN OFF A T's VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
PHOENIX BITTERS —The high celebrity which
, t; excellent Medicines have acquired, in curing al-
Zat every ... disease to which the human frame is liable
is mat 'ter familiar with almost every intelligent person
They bec , 'me known by their fruits—their good works
ha
ye temif i, d for them—they did not thrive by the faith
o r t he credulo "
in c a s es of Co stivencss, Dyspepsia, Bflionsand Live.
Affecti,'los• Asthma , Piles, Settled Pains, Rheumatism,
Obstinate Ileadaches.lirq u r in e State
Fevers a.nd A ue6 '
of the Flui,ds, ,u,nhealthy A ppearance of the Skin, Ner
tioSiekness incident to Female
D i Deli
sous Debility,
cafe Health. „y kind of Weakness of the Digestive
nen' Derangements of Health, these
Organs, arrl in e al: ge %ably proved a certain and speedy
Medicines have in Ye]
remedy. They reels: re vigorous health to the most ex
balloted constitutions.
as single trial will place the
•
Life Pills and Phcen,x [wt..
, r , ti beyond t he reach of corn.
petition, in the estimation oi t'verY Patient
'e and retail, at WM. B.
Prepared and sold, wholceza
Broadway, New York.
MOFFAT'S Medical Office, 375 s they have the fact.
N. B. None are genuine un lee
ee ir,-
simile of John Moffat's signature •
_price, 25 cent
10 - The Life Pills are sold in ho."
.se size; and the
50 cents, and $1 each, according to n
Phcenix Bitters in bottles, at 91 or $2 L ac: l . l ' 6 Nil di
ections.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION:
eating little pamphlet.entAled Moffat's Medli.la lll3-
ual,designed as a Domestic Guide to Health—cort."
•
ing accurate information concerning the most preva- 5
lent disease,and the most approved remedies—by WM.
B. MOFFAT." Apply to the Agents.
DEE
Agents.—The Life medicines may altio be had of the
principal druggists in every tows throughout the United
States and the Cana4as. Ask for Moffats Life Pills and
Phtenix Bitters; and he sure that a fac simile of John
Mollkes signature is upon the label of each bottle of
bitters and box of pills.
These valuable Medicines are for sale by Messrs.
MILLER & HAGGERTY. Pottsville.
September 6th, 1890. 39—tf
Acompleteassortment of Rail Road Iron from 21X11
to IX inch.
RAIL ROAD TIRES from 331 n. to 56 in. exter
nal diameter,tumed & un
turned.
RAILROAD AXLES. 30,3 in. diameter Ra ilßoad
Asks. manufactured from
the 'patent EV Cable Iron.
RAIL ROAD FELT. for placing between the
Iron Chair and atone block
'of edge Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROP E , manufactured from
Sew Zealand Flax.aaturat
ed 'with India Rubber. and
intended for Incline Planes
Just received a complete as
'aortment cot Chains,froto
'in. to 14 in. Proved & man•
ufactaredfrom the best ca
We Iron.
SHIP BOAT AND RA
o IL ROAD SPIKES,
f dilTerent siz es , kept con
Novcmber 28,
For Sale.
To Iron Manufacturer*.
F. W. GEISSENHAINER.
Jan. 4
Alan Burrow's Piano Primer
Oelober 17.
SWAIM'S VER3HFUGE
As general Family Medicine, t stands unrivaled, as
the aapplicable to most olthe diseases to which children
are subject. Swami's Verrninige will be lomid of some
utility to persons who occtsiorially indulge in the con—
vivality of the table ; a dose taken before' dinner will
anticipate the effects of acidity of the stomach, not un—
frequently produced by wine. In the neglect of this
however. a dose in the morning or the following morning
will. in most instances, restore t h e tone of the Stotn—
ach.
Families resident to the country, and insolated in a
measure from medical advice, travellers journeying to
the far west, or World to distant ports. seminaries and
all public institutions and charitable associations will
find this remedy corstantly at hand. of great utility.
Prepared at SWAMI'S LABORATORY Philadelphia_
Andfor sale by B. HANNAN,
Agent for Schuylkill Comity.
44—or
October 31
Port Clinton Foundry
FOR SALE.
WILL be sold at private safe, the Foundry
pleasantlysituated at Port Clinton,Sehuylkill
county, on very reasonable terms. This Foundry
is at the commencement of the Little Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Rail Road, now making, and
will in a short time be one of the hest situations
in the country to do a large business For term•
&c.apply I o PARKE & TIERS,
Iron Founders;Philadelphis.
ur ISAAC AIYF.RS,
Port Clinton
F-63
Merino &c.
_TWIN'S superior Merino Shawls, purchased
" from the importer at a small advance, just re.
ceived and tot sale cheap.
Also, French and English 7 1 ,ferinoe .Plain and
Figured Mouslin De Lanes, and Figured Saxony
Cloths, &c.
Nonem he r 21
WISTAR'S LOZENGES.
For Colds:
THESE celebrated Lozenges were originally a
private prescription of the late Professor Wig.
tar. But from the great benefit attending their use
in cases of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Ne. have become
a standard remedy for these complaints. The sub.
scriber havinga copy of the original recipe, prepare.
them precisely according in it. For me by the 63-
zen or single box, at JOHN SC MARTIN'S
Oct 94 4:1 Drug Store. Pottsville.
RAILROAD IRON.
C11A.11 , 45.
tinily on hand and for aale by
A. & G. RALSTON. & CO.
No. 4, South Front Sa.
'Philadelphia, January 18
EMI
IME
E. W. EARL.
47-tf