CIT MEI opposrr' viHE eobscri pu blic that new duly tint mates Readipg, oa Monday the 2lstil • Thep have procured large.and built Coaches, enttrelyaew. and; be paid to the comfort and Convu vim- may favor them with . their For seats in Philadelphia ail Merchants Hotel, 4th- street and Hotel, in 9d street. ]n Reading at Heres• Hotel• in Pottsville at Mortimer's H I. THO Juno 19 'G® 1) Se • • A FRESH supply of SeasS trle guads has just beerviareiveB at the come , of Market & Cen- Ira street. 'Poprprising D$Y • !Goons, G OCERIES, . HiRDWATiIk, & QII 'FErSSVARE, 'ln Tact a reasonable quantity of ;almost every ar. tide generally in Pottsville Sto ed. can be seen & will Wintered on the most "rea..nable terms. Cal at thejSitine Building and take is-view tit the assort meat. : Wilt you. Jane 19 1110VNT CARTA° I N HOTEL, Schuylkill County, Pet. - , ItEuHEN BRIG irr, RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and the public that he has takqi this splendid, airy ,and delightful establOment, situated at e a ; . the termination of tthe Reading and 4 I !.: Philadelphia Rail Rood, where he will ----:----L- . be happy to wait on Mhose who visit tbo Coal Region, on business, or for the purpose of en— joying the mountain air and water 4 The Hotel is largo, finished and furnished in the•best style—and am pains, will he spared to render satisfaction to all who may favor it with a visit! Being within ten minutes 'Walk of the Borough Of Pditsville, though sufficiently removed to escape the dust and noise of that busy bustling place, it is confidently believed that it will be found much more pleasant and agree. 1 1 able, than any other Hotel in t e vicinity. 'Attach— ed to the Hotel is a large and b Alai garden,, over looking the River Schuylkill, t e SChuylkill Count, Mount Carbon Rail Road. (cite ding to the Mine's aed_thente to Sunbury) the Cul re Turnpike. and at the same time a ff ording a real a d romantic view of 11 A five Mountains. The house is supplied with pure mountain spring water, and a Bathing' establish , ment, unrivalled in the country splendid pleas. are Car , is kept for the exclOsiv accommodation of visitors, who may be disposed Ivisit the Mines, or enjoy the wild and romantic sce ery of the surroun ding country. Individuals or families may rely on having Minnie room, and every possible attention. MountiCarbon, June 19, le4f, • 25—tf . Important to the A filleted. 4 Valuable Arcanum Col**, Antidote against 41 a. Cholle Miserere and Vomiting (Cholera Mor, bug and Billions Cholic.) This Oholic has its name ,from one' of the intestines named Colon, as there i mostly the tearing pair. comes f orn. The Cholera 'lllorbus anti--Billions Cbolic ALt dote is founded on just medical principles, is a mos t safe, effectual rind indeed an 'iminediate remedy forCholie, Cramps, for the wind, ,the Watery and dry . GGripes, Convulsions, and 'is a 'certain cure for BoWet DO Sinniner com plaints, Diarrhea. Dysentery: , Sick' and Nervous Headache, Sour Stomach. and 8:11 those fatal disor. 1 f -tiers and , derangements of the St mach and Bowels. Also a bitter IlerbTincture fort e Fever and Ague. A Consumption Syrusba sanativ exceedingly useful in Dyspepsia and obstructions of the Liver. Per. eons taking them will be astdnis:hed of the curative powers and remedial virtues. 'Tliey remove abstrac tions of the Liter, Spleen, Kidneys, Jaundice and Liver CoMplaint. All warranted to be safe and sure, made of Herbs and Roots , and tree from any Minerals; or Mercury. C,ertitlistes of perfect and sound cbres Performed here in Pottsville and its - neighborhood, can be seen .at my Store opposite Pennsylvania Hall, next door to Mr. Bannan's Print. tog office: The superior success which dialy attend the use of the above herb medicine, as the variety of disease are so great, wherei n they have been so successfiii, has gained such a character, that a great number of testimonials of its efficacy have been of fered by Citizens of Pottsville anti vicinity, who have used it. For further partieular4f recommendation the publiC are referred to the Him. Strimge N. Pal. mer, Samuel Huntzinger, William G. Johnson, Isaac. Thompson. Andrew Gil more, Capt. N. J. Mills and James Donnely. The undersigned has also a rimedy. Antidote against all Poison, Rattle. snake and Mad Dog bites,,perfects a sound cure, prepared and for Sale by the inVentor ' H. AUGUSTUS SCHOLL. Centre Street, O ppos i te Pa. Hall. Pottsville June 19, 1041 25 _1 Information Wanted.. , 'INFORMATION- is wanted of .I(ihn Borland, a nativeof Lettermakenny county, Dennegall, Ire land, whOarrived in Pennsylvaria about three years since ; When last•heard of he was in the neighbor hood of ;Reading or Pottsville Any information respecting him will be Most gratefully received by his sister. ISABELLA HOLLAND, No. 31, Dean street, IPhiladerphia. ' !one 19 '` Ossian's P ms. THE Poems of Ossian, cum fete in one volume Jast received and for sale y • 11..BANNAN. 25 Jane 19 '•.Lyellls Geo, A ND Dockland's Geology, • Am. received and for sale by I Jane 15 Notice, To Bridge ; uilders. SEALED - Proposals will b received until the last Monday of June, at [the ',Commissioners' Office, in Orwigsburg; for the .ereetto of a covered Bridge over the ,Little Schoilkill, near Focht's forge. The Bridge to he 150 feet in length. with two spans of 75 feet each, witl a good substantial pier in the centre—to be 16 feet side in the shag. The abutments on either side to he 18 feet wide and 12 feet long, with the nec,lssary filling up, in such, manner as the Commissioners shall direct, and agreeable to a plan of the same now to the Commissioners' O ffi ce. The tower timber of the Bridge to be 12 feet akuve low water mark. , By order of the Cofrimissioners. J. H. ROWING, Clerk, CamMissionera'• thrice, Orwigehtieg, June 190841. •L. . • Tettier: Itch! DIR. LEIDY'S CELEE F A TED' TETTER AND ITCH OINTMEN is, daily becoming more popular. Daily do nnmi t 3 ti rus individuals stop and inform the proprietor of i -great success in re. moving and curing the Teller hd Itch. ' • Nurnerous.testittionials migh be published of its efficacy . , but for the delicacy fel by individuals hay. ing their names - published in connection with so loathsome and disaireeable affictiOne. It may be used with perfect Safety by young ar.d old, even upon infants, containing—no mercury, or other mineral substances. Dif: N. 13. Leidy pre— pares it himself, and knowing its composition, most confidently reCoutmends it as superior to any other remedy' for The Tatter and Itch. Prepared and sold at Dr. Lsidy's Ilealth.Emriorimo, ( sien of the Golden. Eagle and Serpents, j No. 191 NORTH SECOND Street, below Vine. _f Price 26 Cents a kit. And - also at— , Dru ; :Tune 19 IXE COACHES nnounc:es to the coA running a Pottsville and - torunodietts Troy. !every attention will nieoco of travellers , usloni• ly 'at Sanderson's at John Dungan's IMI MPSON 5 , co. E W. SLATER. 25- EMI EMI ogy, Mineralogy., Just B. BANNAN. 25- 25-3 t . EPTINGT, Ftgre, Pottsville. 25 Sherilesl Sale .Of :Real Estate HY:Virtue ofe Decree made bithe Court iifttrom- MajP mon lieuof Sohoy [kill connty,,in the , case of a proceeding neon a .Writ De Partitioni Facie•nda.' to March,Terni 1841: Between John George and - David Gretinaleld, plaintiffs, arid Sebastian MI6, Peter- Filbert, john Strimpfier and others, defen dants, andlo me directed, 1 - will expose tsale by public Vendue Or Outcry, at the house of William Lutz, in the Borough of ,Pinegrove - county aforesaid, ,on Wednesday the 14 th day.of July; A. D. 1841, at Ann o'clock in the forenoon: - The following demi • bed real Estate; situate, in and round the town of Pinegrove, in the said county, comprising town lots and landings on the Union Canal, containing togeth er about 140 Acres, being what is termed the Forge property, and to bii sold in 38 different lots and sub divisions, agreeable to the divisions, in the proce dings in partition partictilirly ! Set out (to wit) subi= divisions of that part of the said property in Which the Union Canal Company nreloterested. No. I. Bounded by the Forge companey's Land- Ingo; Rail Road Street - and the Union Canal, con. taining,37a feet front on the said Union Canal. No. 2. Bounded by Lot No. 1. Rail - Road Street, and the Union Canal, containing 75 feet front on the said Lnion Canal. - • No. 3. Bounded by Lot No, 2, Rail Road Street and the Union Canal, containing 75 feet front on the said Union Ganef. No. 4. Bounded by Lot No. 3. Rail Road. Street and the Union Canal, containing 75 feet front on the . said Union Canal. 4 No. 5. Bounded by Lot No. 4. Rail Road Street and the Union-Canal, containing 75 feet trent on the said Union Canal. . No. 6. Bounded by Lot No. 5. Rail Road Street and the - Union- Canal, containing 717 a feet front on the said Union Canal. No. 7. Bounded by Rail Road Street, Forge Street, Maple Street . and Lot No. 8. being a trian gular piece or lot of ground with the appurtenances: No. 8. Bounded by Lot No. 7. Forge Street, Ma. ple Street and Lot No. 9. containing 62f feet front on said Forge Street, on . which 117 is erected a One Story Log Dwelling House 24 feet front and 16 feet deep now, occupied by Borac Mack. • No. & Bounded by Lot No.& Forge Street, Miff. tin Street and Maple Street, containing 624 feet front on said Forge Street, with the appurtenances. • No. 10. Bounded in front by Forge Street, Lot No.ll. Maple Street and Mifflin Street, containing in front 544 feet with the appurtenances consisting of a one story _ Log Dweling House 24 . feet front and 10 feet'deep, a Stable 'and ' ;;1; •! • a p omp and well of water, now occupied -•1 1. :‘'- - - : by` Joseph Hessler. No. 1 I. Bounded in front by Forge Street, Lot No. 12. Maple Street, and Lot No. 10. containing in front 544 feet with the appurtenances. .• No. 12. Bounded in front by Forge Street,Centro. Alley, Maple Street and Lot No. H. con. laming in fronts4l - feet with the appur al:• ' ienances, consisting ofa one story Lo g ' • I weatherboarded Dwelling House 24 feet front-and 16 feet deep, now oetbopied by 'Jonathan Leffler. The ais first described are landing Lott', well adapted for the purpose of establishing coal Wharfs, and places of Landing Boats on the Union Canal. NO. 2. Sub-division of that part of the said property in which the Union Ganal Company are not interested to Wit No. I. Bounded by the Union Canal, the Lnion Canal Companies . Rail Road, a public Street or Al. ley,; and Lot No. 2. as laid down in a diagram to the aforesaid proceedings attached leiter B. contain. login width 60 feet 5 inches, with the appurtenances. No. 2. Bounded by the Union Canal, the Union Canal Companies Rail Road, marked No, I and -3 in the diagram last referred to, containing in width 75 feet with the appurtenances. ' No. 3. Bounded by the- Union Canal, the Union Canal Companies Rail Road, Lots marked N 0.2 and 4 in the diagram last referred to, containing in width 75 feet. with appurtenances. No. 4. Bounded by the Union Canal, the Union Canal Companies Rail Road, 'Lots marked No. 3 and sin the diagram last referred - to, containing in width-75 feet with the appurtenances. No 5. Bounded by the Union Canal, the Union Canal Companies Rail Road, Lots market No. 4 and 6 to the diagram last refered to , containing in width 75 feet with the appurtenances. No. 6. Bounded by the Union Canal, the Union Canal Companies Rail Road, purport marked in a diagram to the proceedings aforesaid, with the letter A, and Lot No. 5, referred to in the diagram letter ed B, containing in width 92 feet with the tippurte. trances. Those 'six Lote, .are well adapted to establish wharfs, and places, for Landing Boats on the Union Canal• Lot No.-7. Bounded by the Union canal, a public Road and Land ,ofJacob Gratz, Esq. containing in the whole , acres and perches with the appurtenances, con sisting of a two story Frame Store House 26 feet front on the Union Canal and fifty four feet deep. No. 8. Bounded by the Union Canal, the River Swatara, embracing an Island, and the ruins of the old Forge, and lands of Jacob Gratz. Esq. contain ing 6 Acres and allowance with-the appurtenances. No. 9. Bounded by Vie Union Canal, the River Swatai a and Lots No. 8 and 11, containing 8 Acres and allowance with theappurtenances— No. 10. Bounded by the Swatara River, Lot No. 11, and land of John Stain, containing 3 Acres 84 perches with the, appurtenances. No. 11, Bounded by the Swatara River, John Barr, Henry Wolf, John Stein and Lot No• 10. con taining 50 Acres more or less with the appurtenan ces. No. 12. Bounded by Tolpehaccon Road, Forge Street, Centre Alley, and John W. Patten. contain ing _ _ __ _ with the appurtenances. No. 13. Bounded by the Tulpebaccon Road, Pe. • ter Eckert dee'd. Church Land and John W. Patton containing one Acre 142 per . ass elms of land with the apportenances,con. aisting of a two story Log House, weath erboarded, 24 feet front and 26 feet deep, a good Sta ble, a pump_end a good well'of water, now in the oc. cupancy of Dr. Jacob Christ.- No. 14: Bounded by Telpehaccon Street, Lot No. 15, Peter Eckert' • and Lot No. 13, containing 140 perches of Land,'With the appurtentices. No. 15. Bounded by Toilpehaccoh Street, Church Land; Peter Eckert and' Lot No. 14, con Limning one Acre and 19 perches of land es I with the appurtenances, consisting of a 11l I • two story Stone and Log House, a Lug Stable and a good Spring of water in the cellar, now occupied by Mrs. Berger. Bounded by lands of Peter Filbeit, Church 'Land, Lot No. 25. Lot No. 17, and land of Filbert, Holmes & Co. containing 4 Acres and 60 perches of Land with the appurtenances. No. 17- Bounded by Lot No. 16, Lot No. 24, Lot No. IS, and Land of Filbert, Holmes & Co. contain ing 3 Acres, 26 perches with the appurtenances. No. 18. Bounded by Lot No. 17, Lot No. 23, Lot No. 19, and land of Filbert, Holmes Co. centain ieg 3 Acres, 26 perches with the appurtenances. No. 'l9. Bounded by Lot No. $, Lot No. 22, Lot- No. 20, and land of Filbert, Holmes 4 Co; contain: ing 3 Acres 26 perches with the appurtenances. No. 20. Bounded by Lot N 0.1119, Lot No. 21, and land of Minnig, Stri miter, Lenhard and Holmes ty Co. containing /X Acres 26 etches of land, with the appurtenance No. 21 d . Bounded by, land o Minning, S rimpfler, Lenhard and Frederick Spirman, Lot No. 22 and Lot N 0.20, containing 3 Acres 50 perches of land, with the appurtenances. No. 22. Bomided . by Lot No. 21, Frederick Spar man, Lot No. 23 and Lot No. 19, containing 3 A cres 60 perches of land, with the appurtenances. No. 23. Bounded by Lot No. 22, Frederick Spar man, Lot No• t. 4, and Lot No. 18, containing 3 Acres 223 perches of hind, with the appurtenances. No. 24. _Bounded by Lot No. 23, Frederick Spar man, Lot 14. 25 and Lot No. 17, containing 3 A cres and 12 perches, with, the appurtenances. • No. 25. Bounded by Lot No. 24. Frederick Spar man, Church Land, Lot No. 16, containing one. Acre and 110 perches with the'apnortenances. No. 26. Bounded by the Union Canal, by purport marked in the diagram with the letter A. and by a public road leading to the Forge place containing ' with the appurtenances. , • "JOHN G. WOOLISON, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office Orwigs- 1 burg, June 19, 1841. • .s. Irrlnquireii Philadelphia, Journal, Reading, and Courier, Libatton. will 'please insert tbe above, week ly until sale, mark price at bottomond send bill to this office-for payment. licit - Demonnorations drbv the truth of Ctutatiantlyi Jut received aqd ‘ff for Jose s/9 ale by H B. BANNAN. _ INDEMNITY ADAINST tosS BY FIRE . The Franklin Fire Insurance Company of ligailadelPhia ) CAPITAL $lOO,OOO, PAID IN MAMA. PERPISTIjAL. VONIINUE to make Insurance. permamont and IL/ limited on every description ofproperty in town and country on the 'usual favorable terms. Office 163 A Chesnut Street near fifth street. CHARLES N. HAWKER. President. DIRECTORS Charles N. Dantrek, Samuel Grant, James Siott, Frederick Brown, Thomas Hart, Jacob R. Smith, Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. W. Richards, Tablas Wagner, Mordecai D. Lewis, CHARLES G. RANCHER, Seel. The Subscriber has been appointed agent for the above mentioned institution, and iR now prepared to make insurance, on every, description of property, at the lowest rates. ANDREW RUSSEL. Pottsville, June 19. 1841. Old Curiosity Stiopi WRY 130 Z, with illustrations. Just received and for sale by Juno 19 New Boot and Shoe Store. 'ram subscriber respectfully informs the citizens 21 - of Pottsville that he has opened a new Hoot & Shoe Stnre, in Centre Street, oppesite W. T. Ep. ting's Drug Store. tie has just received from Phil adelphia a large supply ofevery description of Boots, brougany, shoes, among which are thefollolviog : Gen i is. Stitched Boots, do Pegged do do T. Shoes, - do Nullifiers, do do Quarter do • do Pumps, • • do Broogans, Wt men's Roan R. R. Slippers, do Lasting Welt do. • do Colored Kid do do Black t o do do do do Springs, do French Morocco do do do Leather do Misses Lasting Slippers, do Colored do ' do Kid do do French Morocco do do Lasting welt springs, do Kid do do do, Calf do do • Youth's Leather Boots, Children and Boys do • Youth's Brougans end welt Boots, Children's red morocco lace do do Colored Ankle tier, Having engaged the services of skilful workmen, he is enabled to manufacture every variety of boots, shoes, and brogans, according to the latest style, and on moderate terms. Repairing done at the shortest notice, and at the most reasonable prices. RICHARD D. SHOENER. 24--. June 12 Lost or Stolen! A SMALL Rale of Dry Goods, marked J. Buck or Jacob Buck, care of Clemens Parvin, Potts ville, which was sent on the 23d March by Read ing Rail Road & Pottsville Line of Stages, con taining 1 p. Green Merino, 1 pa Green Muslin, & Black trimmings for a Military Company. A reason able reward will be , paid to the person that has been so obliging as to keep the Bala since the above date, if forwarded as directed, or to GEORGE MILLER 4CO, No. 194 North 3c Sreet, Philadelphia, June 12 °4-3t Minersville Artillerists, WILL meet for Parade on the 19th of June at o'clock P. M. at the armory in Summer Uniform:, By order of the Captain JACOB WERNERST. 24 Minemille, June 12 Land for Sale or Exchange. 5000ACRFS of unimproved Land in Blount County in the state of Tennes see, near Knoxville. The above will be sold at 81.50 per acre, or 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 indisputeable, was pattented the 24th- of September, 1840, by the state of Tennessee. All letters addressed to mo will be at tended to Philo, May 15 Bacon & Feathers. 85 Hhds. Sides 45 " Hams, SO 66 Shoulders, 17 Sacks of Western Feathers, For sale by U. H. GRAHAM, Nn. 40 South Water St. Upper'aide Phila. May 22 20-3 mo Notice. IS hereby given, that on the 30th day- of March IS the members of the Presbyterian Church at Port Carbon and its vicinity, in the county of Schuylkill, presented to the Court of Common Pleas of the said county, articles of association for the purpose of obtaining a - charter, under the provisions of the 13th section of the act of the 13th day of October A. D. 1840, entitled an act, Relating to Or phan's Court and for the purposes : under the name and Style of the. , The first Presbyterian Church in Port Carbon," and that the said Court on that day approved of the said articles of association. No tice is therefore hereby given that if not sufficient. reason is shown to the contrary, the court will grant the said charter of incorporation at the next July term. A By the Court, GEORGE RAHN, Prot Prothy's office, June 4th 1841. June 12 Lemon syrup. • LIRESH Lemon Syrup by the dozen or single .. 11 : bottle. For sale by Q. & A. HENDERSON. 23-- Jane 5 Fire Place screens. - AFEW elegant Fare Place screens. Just re. ,ceived and for salcily Jona 5 Coal Timber Lando. /VIM following valuable properly is offered for ' ='-Bale by SHOBER BUNTING & CO. No. 14 South Wharves lat. The tract of Land knoWn as the Llewellyn tract, upon which is that . flourishing and increasing town, situate on the, Mine Hill and Schuylkill Ha ven Rail Road, 8 Miles from the Landing, and near the junction of the West, West, and Muddy branch. es of the Sehaylliill. A great proportion of this tract is heavily timbered, and coal has been opened upon it, but never worked to any extent—it contains about 185 acres. 2d. The well timbered tract known as the Heim tract, adjoining the above, containing 180 acres, from which coal as been worked and marketed to a considerable extent. Iron ore is said to abound on ihese 3d. Two Loth-in Sabo , lkill Haven as originally laid out by the Neu% York Company, one of which is a water lot or landing. 4th. A very desiMble building lot in Lawton's addition to Port Carbon : situate at a leading cor. ner of the chief thorough. fare June Salad Oil. FRESH Salad Oil, For sate by, E. Q. & A. HENDERSON June 5 23 THE MIN EL BANNAN. 19- T AKE notice that the Copartnership heretofore existing between Samuel Chrisman & E. S. Warne, trading under the firm of S. Chrisman & Co. was dissolved by mutual consent oh the fifteenth ultimo. The concerns of the firm will be Fettled by E. S. Warne, who is duly authorised for that put.. pose. vivo THE PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS IL throughout the Vetted Slates.—We have com menced the manufactUre of I RINTING INK, in this city, and intend to supply with en article that will give general satisfaction. The price for News:' paper Ink is fixed at 18 cents per lb., casn, in kegs and• barrels of 25 to 150 lbs., and barrels about 250 lbs. The price being so low, a share of patronage is confidently anticipated. Order or letters out of the city to be directed to No. 103 NORTH THIRD Street. Please state if to be used on a cylendet or flat Press. RAPP & CO. tG — Factory, NORTH NINTH Street, between Brown and Conies. FIIHE sulseribers ate now prepared to do all kinds -• of Castings, of the best quality on the most reasonable terms ; the Furnabe and Foundry being m mediate'' , on the Canal, Castings will be deliver. ed in Boats free of charge. Persona wanting cast ings will find it to their advantage to send orders to MARSHALL & Co. May 8, • 19—lv nrders received for Bennington hut Bates, which on full trial prove to be better adapted to resisting fire than any other in use—they are made from the satne materials from which the celebrated China are are manufactured. APPLY AS ABOVE. A LL persons indebted to the estate of Thomas Ireland, are requested to make payment to the Directors of the Poor of Schy lbill County, on or be- fore the first Monday in June nett—and all per sona having claims against the said Thomas Ire. land are requested to present them to the 1)1. rectors of the Poor for settlement, on or before the above mentioned period. JOHN WHITE. 20-8 t Cloths Cassimers & Vestiugs. J UST received and opened at the sign of the " Golden Ball," a handsome assortment of su perfine Black, Blue, Invisible Green and Brnwn Clothe, plain and figured Satin & Marseilles Ves. tinge which will be sold very cheap. Pickles. PICKLED Cucumbers, Cauliflower, Walnuts. Red Cabbage, Picko Mixed. Onion, - Lobsters, Pepper, Mangota, Mutinies,. Clams, Guaranteed sound. For sale by E. Q. & A. HENDERSON 22 A FRESH supply of the•celebrated Three polo tee Perrian Pen, just Feceived and for sale by B. BANNAN. 16— IMO rrHE 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• kct can afford+ . . OySlCPl4(fresh and 6111QC/urns Terrapins, Lobsters, • • Sardines, Fresh Fish, Ducks, hid:ens, Pigions, Pheasants, Venison, Turtle Soup, &e. Will ho furnished at all times when in season and having engaged Mr. & Mrs. lons Sieves, so lung and 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 hand a stock of superior Wines,' including Old Maderia, Pale Sherry (very fine,) Brown Sherry, Port Wise; (pure,) ham paighe, (favorite brands.) together:with a supply of first rate Ars, Base and PORTER. WM. G. JOHNSON, • . per JOHN SILVER. 6—Pottsville, April 17, 1841, l— B. BANNAN 23-. 11211 Plain & Figured DeLanes. • A NEW. supply or those besutiltii nod fashion ble goods, just received and for sale by T.& J. BEATTY. December 5, 49 RV JOURNAL. ORCHARD BREWERY. , . , GEORSZI ThiLITEIR e s • H constantly oaband an assortment of Fresh A-It BEER. ALB. PORTER. AND BROWN STOUT. which he is always ready to sell whole eale and retail at the lowest rates. May 22 • 20,-3(no. amaqua Coffee name. WILLIAM NEVILLE respectfully informs his friends and the.poblic that he has re opened his old Hotel under the name of TEE TAMAQUA COFFEE notiqE, where be is prepared to entertain Strangers, Trav ellers and all who may favor him with their custom in as s - comfortable manner as can be done in any part of this country, Jane 5 Valuable Books. 11R. Ures' Dictionary ofArts and Manufactures Wood's Practical Treatise on Rail Roads, last edition. Just received and for sale by BANNAN. June 5 23 . 07 , J Schuylkill Counly, T hE Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to all the beirs and legal Representatives of Christina Frey: lite of Wayne township, Schuylkill county, deed., greeting : Whereait by an Inquest duly awarded by the Or phans Court of Schuylkill county,Moresaid, the real Estate of the said Christina Ney, deed. was ap praised at & for the sutra of five hundred & fifty dot -biro, and whereas cone of the heirs and legal Repre sentatives of the said deceased appeared in Coen on the return of the said Inquisition, to take the premi. ses therein mentioned at the appratsetnent, you and each of you are therefore hereby cited lobe and ap pear at the neat general Orphans Court to be held at Or igsburg for the county of Schuylkill:on Monday the 19th day of July next, to accept or refuse to take the said premises at said appraised price. 'Witness the honorable A. V. Parsons, President of our said Cart at Orivigsburg the 26th day of March, A. D. one thousand eight hundred and forty otia. JACOB KREBS, Clerk. SherifriOffice Orwige burg May 29, 1841. Dissolution. Samuel Chrisman will continue the business at be old stand. SAMUEL CfiRISMAN, E. S. WARNE. June 5 Phila. May 29 Pottsville ANTHRACITE IRON WORKS. Notice. DANIEL BERTOLET, GEORGE BODY, WILLIAM BOCK, Die earns. 19— M ay . 8 April 24, May 29 Steel Pens. April 17 .EXCHAXGE HOTEL ItEPECTORY. . Avazanive-1 Indian Vegetable Pills. Of the North A arerican College of Health. Al ap• pears by the following circumstances, we fast 'su perseding thecae of all' other tilts as a tutntapAi; REMEDY. for the purification of the blocid• and as a ,eonsequenee, lite eradication of stramix from the .HUNAN SYSTEM. 1114AVING , been duly appointed County Agetn zz for the sale, in largo or small quantities, of the named atticlo, suggest the following as strong pre. Bumpily° proof, that the claim of this rnedreire to public confidence, is founded un unquestronabie at.d,we belieye,'unquestionable authority. Letter from Mr. Cornfield. Travelling Agent for the United States. Messrs. T. & J. DE.kTTY. ! 23- 1 herewith enclose. tin- your service in the way of advertising. the notice of Stiehter & McKnight, successors to Kcina & Stichter. Reading, who are agents far Brandrelli Pills, and perhaps for others. You will perceive the force of their language. der these circumstances, and my business is to up prise you of the testimony which the gentleman to whom they refer have alrerdy given,—four of them prior to the reference, and one, :Ur. G. H. Miller, since the reference, but without being informed of it by me, or in any, manner alluding to it. STICBTEK & ArK2VGII7, ( as successors to-Kelm Sr, Stichter, Reading.) having been duly appointed county agents foi the .excellent and superior medi— cine above named, are now prepared to supply the demands of former agencies, and will be gratified by the appointment and supply of new ones, on the usual liberal terms. "For the character of these pills, we refer with confidence, but without asked - consent, to the fol. lowing named gentlemen, who have sold them long enough to know their true value in Comparison with any others now in market. Their relative lo cation gives every facility to the inquirer who de— serves to obtain, either for sale or use, a first rate article." To lake them in consecutive order, then Mr. C. W. Porter. P. M., Maiden Creek, Jan, 26, took of me on commission, 6 doz. Since that time, Fe pur chased of K. Sr. S. Reading 6 dozen, and on the 4th inst. took) dozen of me, stating, that be never had a medicine which brought back ao good a report. nor one which had so Ready a sale. As he is Post Master, any person can easily and cheaply timer. tain whether my veracity can be impeached and at the same time learn what other pills, he sells or hqs sold. 23-6 t Mr. G. H. Miller, late of Drickensville, had re quested me to appoint him an agent for %Verne's. (turf, because ; he well know the value of the article. April 20th he, took of mo 4 dozer, and on the 24th inst. he bad sold 26 boxes, it being in. Womclsdurf, a new article, and bought 2 dozen more. This statement is similar to the toregoing. To Mr. M`Kinty, one dozen were sent at a ven ture, perhaps in December. Jan. 25, I left him 2 dozen on commission, aad on the I Ith inst. he paid me for 7 dozen stating, as do the others, that no medicine with which he is acquainted has as good a name and so ready a sale. Peter Kline, Post Master, has sold to a man who has the white swelling, probably near 60, whom I seen, and who states, that no other remedy has reh dered him any service, but that this hot, and now that he is persuaded to persevere, I am fully persua ded fie will eritircly recover. 'Samuel Heckler, Post Master, sells the other pills, but - Hates, that he finds 4 of these equal to 8 or 9 of them L-that tho' he had these less than 4 months, and the others several, years, of these he now sells about 10 boxes where he has o call for one of the other sort. He mentioned a woman who has du ring Several years soared by the rheumatism, and though other remedied had been invoked, she has not found any benefit, save in the use of these pills. EMI I would add much general and ilartibular infor mrtion, but shall defer toe mote convenient oppot tunity an exposition which must be interesting to all who a re,liable to diseases. To the business in hand, the reference, I have. paid the attention it seems to merit,. and I thus leave it with the earnest de sire that it may bo,read with candor, and produce the effect to which truth is always entitled. Respectfully. CAMFIELD, Travelling Agt. United States. 'Pottsville, May 29 22-11 22-3 t The following named gentlemen eninpose the list of agents %r this county and vicinity, sa Far as they are at present received. Other names will be added as agents shall be appointed. T. & J. Blurry, Pottsville, • Daniel Saylor,Scheylltill Haven, Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove, John Snyder, P. M. Friedensburgi J. ef G, Matz, Port Clinton, B K. Miller, McKCansburg, Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua. F. Drey & Co. Tuscarora, Samuel Boyer, Middle Port; Seidel & Co. Hamburg, 3. Wiest, klingergtown, Aaron ALittliews, M. P. Lower Mabantatugo Jacob Kauffman. Upper do • Kauffman, do do • F. flamer. P. M. Millersburg, (Bethel P. O.) S. SMndel, 'Gratztown. Principal Office, 169 Race et. Philadelphia, WILLIAM WR (GUT, Vice Prea't N. A. Col. Health. spring & Stfinniner Goods. TILT OW opening and for sale by the subscribers a new and splendid assortment of Spring and Summer Goads, which will be sold low for cash, consisting of prints fashionable patterns, Sup. French Lawns & Chintzes, Ginghams,line, Checks, Sup. Quality Oloves & Hosiery,' Umbrellas & Parasols, - Fancy Hhdfs., Summer Cloths, Summer Cassimeres, Stripes Drills, Cottonades, Vestings, Boots & Shoes, Chi Wrens haat, &e. &c. E. Q. & A. HENDERSON. 22 E. W. EARL. 17- May 22 LiMe! Lime! gIF the beet quality at 20 cents per bushel, con stantly on hand, at the Kilns adjoining the aqueduct on Ruelthiy's Canal. JOHN PORTER, 'Successor - or Charles Ship*. 20-3 mo. May 22 Removal. PATENT! SPRING STEEt. Cross-Strained Saddles, &c. B. SHOEXER, Saddleibridle, and Trunk Manufacturer. RESPECTFULLY tenders his sincere thanks to hie custoinerti and the public in general, for the very liberal encouragement which he has received from them. He now informs that he has an im. provement, in thecoustruction of Saddles, for which he has a patent,right, and recommends-them to the publk as being far superior in durability, case. and comfort to the rider than any other yet invented, and he recommends his Steel Spring Cross Strained Saddle to the notice of the public, with confidence. He theretore respectfully invites the public to calla( ins shop nearly opposite Mertimer:l; Hotel, and di rectly opposite W. T. Epting's Drug Store, Centre Street, Pottsville, and examine for themselves. He also keeps constantly on hand a general as. sortment of all kinds of work, such as Saddles, Bridles, Patent fly nets, Coach, Gig, and Waggon Harness. Trunks, Valieces, Travelling Digo, Gig and Riding Ityhipe, ate.' Every description of work in his lino will be -made to order. on th'o shortest notice, with; neatness, durability, and onlerms as lair as can tie; done elsewhere. 1 1:7 An excellent assortment of Silver and Brass Mounting. Riding and Gig Whips, &c. etc. Witch he will sell Very C heer, wholesale and retail: December 1241 • • 50— White llPVinter- Stiraitied - perm O ito MILLER & #stGGERTY , haveT knit received their WintepatOck of Whits Winter Strained Sperm Oil. I whic h ' they can, recommend to their II iends and the pblic as being superior. Nov. 28thlr THOMAS & JAMES BEATTY, The Philadelphia Reading Mei/ Ron& RATES, OF FIREIGHT: 136TIVREN READING "Amu Putuist.ram, not ' MAY 3rd, 1841. Pes Tun 2 , 000 Ste ' Plaster, Slate, Tiles, Gypsum, tied Bricks, • ' $ 1130 do Piglron,Blonans,Timber.Marble, Lithe, Tar and Pitch, $l5O do Flour 20 cents per Barrel. Nails and Spikes, liar end Rolled hen, Hollowware, Gritin, Salt, Bark, Lum ber, Staves, Salt, Fish To. ham. and Lead, Groceries, hardware, whis key, Ale and Beer. Oil, Leather, Cotton, Steam, Engines, & Machinery, Seeds, Butter, Lard, and Tallow, Rags, %Went, Oy. sters, Hemp, Ear thenware and Glue; Dry Goods, Wines ar.d For-' cign, Liquors, Drugs, and , Medicines, Glass, Paper, ID 125 dci. China and Qucens.ware, - Meat., Fish, and Confec tionary, ) No storage wilt be charged for receiving , or dit livering freight, at any of the Depots on the line; unless allowed to remain over ten days. No Freight received after 3 o'clock Pi M. can bi forwarded by the morning Train cm the nett day . No Freight received after 5 o'clock P. IL an btl unloaded on the same day: DAYS OF STARYISO OF.Fstriumr TRAMP. , From" Reading, on Tuesdays and Fridays, at 6 o'clock A. M. From Philadelphia, on 'Wednesdays and Sam: days, at 6 o'clock A. M. G. A. NICOLL% ' Superintendent Tranapt. P. &. Read, R.ll, Reeding, May 5.1841, ' • 19— Mt A. HATHAWAY & CO. (of Philadelphia 11 .:J'hive removed their place of business from the wharf lately occupied by them at South Street, Schuylkill, to the Wharf belonging to, end lately occupied by S. B. Reeves At. Co. A .FEw witARVESTIELOW SOUTH STREET. Phila. May 1, Pi— S EVERAL, large and convenient moms in 14 : lute store building at the comer of Market and Centre sta-, suitable for a private family or any ono desirous of keeping boarders. For terms apply to - GEORGE W. SLATER. • April 3 ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES COACH ItCANITACWORT. rr HE subscriber respectfully announces to the - 0 . citizens of Pottsville, and the inhabitants of Schuylkill county generally. that he has at graft pains procured an excellent supply of materials. and` superior workmen, which enables hiin to manufais Lure to order at the shortest notice, all kinds of Ve/ hides, in a style superior to any ever MahulaCtured in this vicinity before, such as .Boaches, Carriages; ' Barouches, Buggies, Dearborns, &Mies; Truck Waggons, arrt_alis, eci At his establishment at the corner of Coal and wegian streets. immedAately opposite Pomroy'skun Works, in the Borongh of Pottsville. Ho has connected with hie establishment i BLACKSMITH SHOP, With competent and experienced workmen, Which will enable him to furnish his Vehicles at much chess per rates than they have heretofore been furnishwir 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 Work on hand. In conclusion the subscriber retutha his sincere thanks to the public for their past patronage, and respectfully solicits an increase in future, whit!), by turning out good itork, at loto rain, he will endeartj or to merit. • March 27, TO EMIGRANTS. THE subscriber has now made aS4 rangements io bring passengers direct P t from Londo'nderry-to Philadelphia in • good vessels sailing from that port twite every month—and also from Liverpool to Philadeit phia at the lowest rates. Philadelphia entreat funds will be taken at/par for passage money—but for money to be transmitted, the usual premium mast he paid. Pinpt attention paid to all orders receiv: eci—and th /money refunded on preientation of the certifteatei, if the individuals whose passage have been pad, do nut come out. Posage from Londonderry to Philadelphia _024 j 4 from Liverpool to: do 020 ihildreu under 12 years of age. half price. B. BANNANs March 27 13-- 'r public subscriber would respOctfully Warta the -m• public. that he has removed to the Store former ly occupied by Hazzard & Strauch. He has olad purchased from their Assignees at extremely low rates, a portion of their most desirable goods, which in addition to his former stock; enables him to ex• hibit an assortment sufficiently extensive ~!0 'snit 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 adl be an inducement, especially in these hard GEO. W. SLATER: 12-- March 20, • Fancy Staple Dry Goods.: ATIN striped Cambric'', Lace Muslin., Black 1. •. and White wash Blond, Biihop Lawns, Green and black Fdlae Veils and Scarfs, French and ono die worked collars, Swiss Bands' ' worktd rntertinto and Edgings, black Lace and Edging, plain and rich Sgured Mouseline De Lanes. Chintzes and do 'nestle prints, man' Ginghatna. Tickings, Fur' and apron Cheeks, Summer stuff's; of every variety. Hosiery, & Gloves, Marseilles Sion! bleathed and ' unbleached Muslin% &e. &e. all of which have been purciased itt very low prices and will he sold et a small advance. E. W.,EAD La " Sign of the Golden Ball." ' april 24, NEW STORE. 'TIRE subscriber respectfully informs the patine, 0 - that he hap opened a store in Centre Street, 3 doors below T. & 3; &etre Store, corner of Nor. wegian and Centre Streets, where he alerts for sale a general assortment of ' • Dry Goods, - Groceries, Queentra'are', 4c. ' All persons dcairoue of • Purthasing Goods Cheap or Cash. are respectfully inviad to call and snap., tie foi , Ahenieclvee.. EDWARD -HUGHES. P.ioverober.2l. Hama, JTERElBtii.Wesiern Herne, Shouldenr.dreSitles. ' Smoked. Beer, • , No. 1 Salmon, • Burlington & Vb) , Herrin", No: Mackerel , Mesa Fur sale by -48 , 0.75 do: $2 7.5 dO; - Removal. For Rent. PHILLIP HOFFA. 13-3trito Removal. E. Q. tit H ..N PERSON.'
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