DINE HILL & SCHUYLIIILL HAVEN
RAIL ROAR.
The amount of Coal transports 01 on this road up
to Thursday evening list, is 1;10.996, 03
Per last report 142,178; 09
•
Total :53,124, 12 '
. W3l. NEWELL Colletor.
CREEK RAI L, ROAR.
The amount af Coal transported on this road up
to Thursday evening last, is 2,104 tons
Per last report
-
Total' 111.644
GEO. HADESTY, Cotlictor.
sirTtiyLiiii.L . VALLEY inAIL ROAD'
The amount of Coal transpor ed on this road up
to Thursday evening last, is [, 6,923 tons
,Per last report 9A23
16,015
H. H. PirtS, Collector.
Shamokin Coat Tra de r e
To Juno 10, 5,326 tons
CALL' AT THE CHEAP STORE!
NEW. GOODS.
_____ 1
albscriber Las returned from Philadelphia
again with his second block of Goode for the
season, which embraces a large-and fashionable as.
eortment of choice - i
Blue, Black and Invisible h -Cosfien Cloths.
Sattinels and CassitnerS, f
Summer Cloths, Dtillings," 46.,
Satime and restings of vdt loos. kinds. .
Comprising a .general assortmeOt of -
Dry Goode,
all of which will be sold-at the lowest cash prices.
unmade up in the must fashionbble mariner at the
shortest notice. My prices I 'believe to be lower than
the Geri& can be purchased el6where. Call and
see. and judge for yourselves. - •
JAMS 8 McALARNEY.
Pottsville, July 3, 1841. [ 27-41;
Wante l
r I
A SMART and active Boy, 1,5
a StOre. One who can corn
will hear of a guod and pesrna
plying at this office. _
July :1.1841.
To the Honorable the
Court of Quarter S
county of Schuylkill
THE;petition of Frederick D'Estimauville, re.
spectfully showeth. That' your petitioner oc
copies 'that well known Publ c House, called the
" Pennsylvania Hall," situate o Centre Street in the
Borough of Pottsville, which a id house is well cal
culated tor a public house ntertainment, and
from its neighborliood and sit °lion. is suitable fur
the accommodation of inhaht ants, strangers and
travellers. He therefore prays the Court to grant
him a license to keep the Samefor the ensuing year.
And your petitioner will ever iiray.
FREDERICK D'ETI MADVITAE.
F We, the bub'cribers, citizensint; and residing with.
in the bounds of the,Boroughiof Pottsville,-do here
by certify, that we are personally acquainted with
Frederick - D'Estimuuville, th above namrd
tioner• That he is, and we kni w himrto be, of good
repute - for honesty and temperance, and.is well pro
vided. With house room and conveniences for the
lodging and accommodatiori of inhabitants. siren
gers, and travellers. And we= i further certify, that
we knoW the house for whiCh! he license is prayed,
and frorii its neighbourhood and situation, believe it
to be suitable-for a tavern,-a nd "necessary :o accom
modste;the public, and entertain strangers i.nd tray
ethers ;IT:. I
J. St/Liman, Jr. Jolie Sites,
Jacide Reed, . Jess Foster,
Jno. C. Offerman. Edward Hughes,
Charles Worm an, H. Shubert,
James! M. Beatty, W. 11. Tweed,
John Shippen. 131;(1 Patterson. •
July; 3, • f 27—te.
I r
PROCLAIM • TION.
wII ER EAS the Hon. A soy A'. PARSONS, Esq.
President of the severat Courts, of Common
Pleas,. of the_ Counties of fia'ophin, Lebanon and
Schuylkill, in Pennsylvania, send Justice of the sev
eral Courts of quarter Sessions of the peace. Oyer
and Terminer, and General [Jail Delivery, in said
counties. and Samuel D. Lei6i,and Strange N. Pal
mer, Esquires. Judges of the'courfof Quarter Ses
sions- of the Peace, Oyer andiTerminer and Gener
al Jail Delivery, for the trial Of all capital and oth
er offenders, in the said Connty of Schuylkill—by
their precepts to toe directekl l , have ordered a Court
of Quarter Sessions ofthe Piice, Oyer and 'Fermin
er,aMl General Jail Delivery, to be holden at Or
wigehUrg, on the last Moodily of July neat. ( being
the 26th of said month.) to ci - #itinue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby' given, to the Coroner,
the Justices of the Peace 4 nd Constables of the
said county of Schuylkill, thia they are by the said
-.precepts commanded to bThen and there at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of 44 day, with their rolls,
records, inquisitions, exaMinations, and all ether
remembrances to do thosd (things which to their
several offices appertain to! be done: and all those
that Are bound by recognrzances, to prosecute
against the prisoners that 41.0 or then shall be in the
Jail Of said county of SchuYikill, are to' be then and
there to prosecute them asishall be just.
God save the Cdriimonwealth.
• .
JOHN G. wOoLisoN, Sheriff
- Sheriff's Office Orw
burs, June 19, 1841. j 27
, • Ns B.—The witnesses rid jurors who ate sum—
owned to attend said Cou t i rare required to attend
punctually- in case of ia tiattendance, the law in
such' cases made and prof/ed. will be rilidlv en
'forced. This notice is puhlished by order of the
Court : those concerned wll4theretore govern theme
selves accordingly- ;
k.
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• Orphan's COOrt Sale of
111 NEKSVILLROpERTy.
• BY ADJO URNMENT.
Persuant to on order Iffthe Orphan's •Court,
rIiHE Subscriber, exert - or of the last Wilt and
Testiment of Henry hrist.late of Minersville,
deceased, will expose b%•P L ublic Vendue on Satur
day the 24th day of JulyL : at 2 o'clock P. XL at the
House of Charles Taylor" Minerstille.
All that certain moieti or one undivided Half of
a certain. E
'T
LO OFI (sROUND,
situate in the Borough l ioll , llinersville, No. and
marked in the Plan of tl a said Bon:nigh, being 100
feet in Front, on Main trees, 80 feet in Depth and
120 feet in the rear.
• ,! The improv4ments are a large Two Sto
ry Frame Tavern House, now occupied
as such by Charles Taylor, with large
. and commcidiens Stabling attached.
Slso a two story Fr am ' klouse, now occupied as a
tore and Dwelling. .
This property is so we) known by the public,
that any remarks as to! its superioi - location as a
Business stand, is unneeetisar).
time it the same te abd place, a certain LOAF
OF GROUND, situate in Geo. Patterson's Addition
to Minereville, bounded by !ands of Blair McCleni•
gen, Esq. by the rail rnail'in the front, by otter
lands of Gee. PattersonE i on the South, and by the
West Branch in the re a r . 'The improvements are
a Two Story Frame Dwellpielouse, late the estate
of said - deceased. j .
Condition of Sale made known at the time and
place.
S4SI I I,LYMAN, Executor.
By ordertof [the Court:
JACOB KREBS, Clerk.
• Minersvite July 3. 27-4 t
N. B. The above Prcipetty "will positively be sold
to wind up the t
Estate. r
ra pp
nib REAMS excelenl.' Wrapping Paper, extra
""-Fsize Also Teal Piper: Just received and
for sale by •
B. BANNAN.
pa 25
June 13
® NE. HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD hea
't
-Jr been offered Ifor months, to any one who will
use a bottle of Hays' linfinent for the Piles without
being cured. Of thousands sold, in no one instance
has it failed of a'cure. Proof overwhelming to be
seen where it is sold. It is also a certain cure in
nearly etery ease.
( externally) in the following complaints.
For the Piles, I Tightness rd* the chest,
Fur all Dropsy,especially in children,
Tender Feet, • Foul Ulcers of the legs,
Sore throat by canCersl or °the fungus sores,
ulcers , I however obstinate of
l roop, . ' - lung standing,
Whooping cough, . Fresh Wounds,
Scald Head, Chiblains &c. &c.
LOOK OUT. -,
Same Swindlers have counterfeited this article
and put it up with various devices. Do not be impo
sed upon•. One thing will only protect you—it Is
the name of COMSTOCK & CO.;: that name must
be always on the wrapper or you arc cheated. Do
not forget it. Take this direction with you. and
lest by that, or never buy it :.for it is impossible for
any other to be true or genuine. Sold by
COMSTOCK & CO,
New York, 71 - Maiden Lane,and also by
William' T. Epting, and Clemens & Parvin,
Druggists, Pottsville ,SchuytkillCounty.
July 3
Read the following from Judge Patterson, for thirty
years the first Judge of the County in which he lives.
- • AlidWelown, N. J. March 12, 1840.
Messrs. Comstock 4. Co.
GentleMen—Yos are at liberty to make such use of
the following certificate as you deem will best subserve
the purposes which ttisintended.
[CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE PATTEIIBON
I IiEREBV CERTIFY , that my daughter been afflicted
with sick headache for the space of about 20 years.—
the attacks occurring once in about two weeks. tre
quentl • lasting 24 hours - during which time the parox
ysms have been so severe, as apparently soon to deprive
her of life. And after having trial almost all other
remedies in vain I have been induced as a resort to try
Spohn'a Headache Remedy as sold by you ; and to the
g-eat disappointment and joy of herself and her friends
1 found very material relief from the first dose of the
medicine; ne has followed up the directions with the ar
title, and in every case when an attack was threatened
has found immediate relict, until she is near permanent
ly cured. 'fhe attacks pre now very Seldom. and disap
pear immediately after taking the quantity directed. A
hot e that others may be benefited by the use of this tru
ly invaluablemedicine. has induced me to send you the
above. and.reMain your obedient servant,
JEHU PAT 1 ERSON,
Judge of the Court C. P.
Sold ONLY by Comstock & Co. 71 Maiden Lane
And also by William T. Epting.4' Clemens% ?arm.
Druggists, Pottsville, Schuylkill County.
27-Iy.
or 16 years ofage in
well recommended
ent situation, by ap
MEI
Judges of the
ssions for the
A gentleman belonging to one of the most ancient and
wealthy families of this city, who must be well known
to numerous friends, having since the year 1818 up to
recently been bent. nearly douhle, and for several years
confined to his bed, has been restored to good health—
has regained his natural erect position—and has quitted
his carriage, and now walks with ease!! We believe
this is the gentleman's own description as near as pos
sible. and there•is exaggeration in it. We will give
inquirers his address, and doubt not his humane feelings
will excuse the liberty; that any one doubting, may
know these facts—though he requests his t ame may not
appear in print. Among other similar instances, Mr.
James G. Reynolds, 144 Christie street, has been resto
red, and will give _personal assurances of the facts of
his case Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and sinews. How has this been done?
Answer.—By the Littian Vegetable Elixer internally
and Heave' Nerve and Bone Liniment externally.—N.
Y. Herald. Jan, '26 1841.
Sold only by C"mstock 4' Co. 71 Maiden Lane.
And also by W. T. E.pting, and Clemens & Parvin,
• . Druggists, Pottsville, Schuylkill County.
June 3 27-Iy.
Paper..
PILES 87.0
itio REWARD.
HEADACHE
JUDGE PATTERSON
June 2,,
From the New York Heald
ysterious.
To Bridge Builders.
SEALED Proposals will be received at the'offiees
of the Little Schuylkill Navigation Rail Road
4 Coal Company. at Tamaqua & Port Clinton, un
til the 101 h instant for building a Bridge over the
Little Schuylkill River, at Port Clinton, plans of the
same may be seen at the above - named place..
JOHN K. SMITH Sup't.
Tamaqua July 3 27
Proposed Amendment to the
• Constitution.
Resolution Relative to the Amendment of the
,State Constitutions
" Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen
tatives in General Assembly met, That the Consti
tation of this Commonwealth, be amended in the
third section of the second article, so that it shall
read as follows :
" That the Governor shall hold this office during
three years, Iron) the third Tuesday of January,
next ensuing his election, and shall not be capable
of holding it longer than a single term of three years,
in any tern: of nine years"
W5l. A. CRA 88.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JN . ti. EWIN('.,
Speaker of the Senate
Pennsylvania 88.
SECRETARY'B OFFICE.
I d hereby certify that tie foregoing is a true
copy., of a Resolution proposing an amendment of
the Constitution; which was agreed to at the last
session of the Legislature, by a majority of the
membees elected to each house; the original of which
remains filed in this office : and in compliance with
the tenth article of the Constitutidn of the Common.
wealth, I do hereby cause the same to be published,
as directed by the said article.
IN TEsTIifONT whereof, I hOve here
",, unto set my hand and seal of said of.
•;(147t' flu, at Harrisburg, this 14th day of
-)
June, 1841
, I July 3
swatara and Kalish :Creek
Coal Lands.
r - BAHE land holden, of Pinegrove and Lower Ma
-a hantango township, are requested to meet on
the 14th day of July 1841, at the public house of
Israel Reinhard,.in Pinegrove, for the purpose of
discussing various subjects relative to those lands—
and forming and drganizing themselves , into a com.
pany.
Pineg rove, July 3
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE lig herehY gi :en to all parsons indebted
to the Estate of Robert C. Hill, deceased, to
make immediate payment, and' those who have ?e
-mends to present their accounts doll authentica
ted to
WILLIAM S. MIA.,
Adminittrator.
West &ranch Valley. near Schuylkill Hoven
July 3 27
$ 20 Reward.
911 cif: above reward wilt be paid Tor information
that will lead Wile dimvietion of thd person or
persons who maliciously destroyed three trees before
the residence of the subscriber, in the Borough of
Minersville, by barking them near the roots, a short
time since, '
M inereville, June 26
McKinney's Digest,
Ark F the. Acts of Assembly of Pennsylvania, of a
public and generall,nature from the year 1700 to
1840 inclusive ! Also McKinbeyis Pennsylvania
Justice. Just received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
26,
June 26
Ink! ink:!
MAYNARD'AND NOYES eat:bitted writing
lek, the best in use in the country, in Quart,
Pint. and half Pint Bottles. Also Stephen's 110.
changeable Light Blue ink, a very excellent article.
Jost received and for sale by .
B. BANNAN.
26
June 26,
, FRS. R. SHUNK.
Seel of the Commonwealth.
27-3 mo
EMI
PETER•STROUP.
26-319
Valuable .Real Estate I CI TIMEX'S LIME
At Private Sale by Order of Assignees. - 0 F
THE rtllowing described ßeal Rotate, situated in
the Borough of Pottsville, is offered at private ,
• •
sale, to wit, - ,
mg One Lot of Ground 90 by 140 feet, situ.
P.F. 1 ate ors; Mahantongo Street, on -which are OPPOSITION DAILY COACHES
TR44l:b i s h c a r t ibe th rs ey re w spe ili ctf eo al m ly me a n n ee noun r ces unn t i o n :bi
ten Two Story Frame Houses.
Also, 2. Thirty by 230 feet Lots:and two,Sione
Houses, with back Buildings, situate on Centre
Street. new daily line of stages between Pottsville and,
Also, 1. bot 20 by 100 feet, and five fra.ne Reading, on Monday the 21st inst.
ings, situate on the corner of Centre and Norwegi• They have procured large and commodious Troy:
an Streets. built CoaChes, entirely new, and every attention wilt
be paid to the comfort and convenience of travellers'
Also, 3. Lots 25 by 100 feet, on which who may favor them with their custom.
IltbriLl l are three, three Story Frame Houses, situ• For seats in Philadelphia apply at Sanaerson'ei
ate on Centre Street. This property is situate in a Merchants Hotel. 4th street and at John Dungan's
business part of the town. Hotel, in 3d street.
Also, One 30 by 230 teet Lot, at the corner of In Reading at Herr's Hotel.
Centre and Callowhill Streets, on which is a large In Pottsville at Mortimer's Hotel.
Stone Store House and Stable. I. THOMPSnN 1. CO.
Also, One 30 by 230 feet Lot, adjoining the lot June 19 25
above described. on which is a large Stone Store -------- -----------
House and Dwelling, with tack buildings. Chair Making.
maar, Also, One Lot 121 by 180 feet, situate on WAN'rED immediately two Framers, and one
22 2 Coal Street, on which are ten two Story Painter, to the Chair Making Business, at
Frame Houses. the establishment of the subscriber in the Borough
Also, 4 Lots 25 by 180 and four twostory Frame of Po:titville. To sober and industrious persons
Houses fronting or. Coal Street. good wages will be given.
Also, One Lot 50 by 180 feet, fronting on Coal WILLIAM GLEIM.
Street and M. C. R. Road, on which is a one and a June 19 25-3 t
half Story Frame House.
Also One Lot 50 by 180 adjoining the above on
which is a two story frame house.
-k m a - • Also, One Lot 40 by 70 feet, situate on
T..E. 1 Norwegian and a ten feet wide Alley, on
which there is a two Story Frame House.
Also, Lot No. 70 in i . Pattersuns addition to
Pottsville, situate on Market Street fit is 60 by 230
feet.
Also, One Lot 25 by 114 feel, situate on the eor.
ner of Market Square and Coertland Street.
Also, the following property, situate in the county
of Schuylkill. A Farm containing three hundred
and 6'ly Acres, situate on the Little Schuylkill one
and a half miles from Port Clinton. This property
would be worth the attention of any one wishing to
use wider power, as one of the best , powers in the
country can be had here, as well as the advantage
of the Little Schuylkill and Susquehanna R. Road
which passes through the tract.. The farm Land is
also under good cultivation, having been well Limed
and Manured for several years. This property will
be sold at a bargan.
Also, One Thousand Acres of Coal Land situate
on the head waters of the Machanoy and Little
Schuylkill creeks. This land is known to contain
abundance of Coal of excellent quality, and will be
sold at a bargain
Any part of the above described property will be
sold together or eeperately as may suit the mem.
sers. For prices and terms apply to John Matford
and Solomon Alters No. 247 Market Stieet, Phila.
deiphia, or to.
ROBERT WOODSIDE, Pottsville,
Pottsville, June 26, 1841. 26—tf.
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Two • Norse Wag gon
FOR SALE.
A SECOND hand two horse waggon, in good
ra order, price low. Apply to
WM. W. MARTIN,
Market Street.
26-2ina
June. 26
NOTICE.
A LL persons having claims against the subscri
ber are requested to come forward ,present their
Bills, and receive their money immediately. And
all persons having Silks, Merinos &c. in his pos•
,session, are requested to call and receive - the same,
otherwise they will be sold at the expiration of three
months to pay expenses, he having determined to
moveto New York. In the mean time the subscriber
will attend to his business of Dying and Scouring,
as usual.•
AUGUSTUS EHLERS.
26--4 t
June 26, 1841
Dissolution of Partnership.
rip HE partnership heretofore existing between the
A. subscribers, under the firm of Spay& Luther 4.
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business will hereafter be conducted by
Spayd 4- Luther,
June 26
LOST,
oN Thursday evening. between the Post Office
and Mr. Lauer's brewery. ajet gold breast pin,
with the owner's name on the back. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving•it at this office.
Julie 26 26
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To the Honorable the Court of Quar
ter Sessions of the Pcaee for the
County of Schuylkill.
rrHE petition ofJobn lluthon, of the Borough of
Schuylkill Haven, in the said county, respect.
fully represents, that he is well provided with
House room and. con veniences for the lodging and
accommodation of strangers and travellers at the
house known as the sign of the People's Tavern, On
Front Street in said Borough, and occupied by him
for several years as a Licensed Inn. Ile therefore
respectfully prays the Court to grant him a License
to keep an Inn or Public [louse of entertainment
there. And he will ever pay 4-c.
JOHN HUDSON.
We the undersigned, citizens of Schuylkill Haven
aforesaid, being personally acquainted with John
Hudson, the above Petitioner, and having a knowl-;
edge of his house, do hereby certify that such house
is necessary to accommodate the public, and enter
Jain strangers, and travellers that he is a perion of
good repute for honesty and temperance, and that
he is well provide! with house room and conveni.
sneer,. for the lodging and accommodation of stran
gers and travellers. We therefore,'beg leave to re
commend him for a license, agreeable to hie pet
tion.
John W. Kinney, Henry Reed,
John Marlon, Frederick Haas,
James B. Levan, John Hughes,
Wm. Huntzinger, Henry Robinson,
F. Kroll, Edward Huntzinger,
C. Dengler, Win. Sterner,
Schuylkill Haven, June, 26,
Pt 8 LIC NOTICE.
To the Honorable the Court of Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace for the
County of Schuylkill.
irriHE Petition of William Stranch, of Wayne
township, in said county, respectfully repre
sents, that he is well provided with house room and
conveniences for the lodging and accommodation of
strangers and travellers. He theretote respectfully
prays the Court to grant him a License to keep an
Inn or Public House of Entertainment Viere. And
he wilt vier piny, dit
We the undersigned, citizens of Wsyno Town.
ship, aforesaid, being personally acquainted with
William Straudh, the Petitioner, and also having a
knowledge of Os house for which the License is
prayed. do hereby certify that such house is necea.
sary to accommodate the public and entertain strap•
gets and travellers—that ho is a person good repute
for honesty and teMperance, and that he is well pro.
vided with house morn and' conveniences for thd
lodging and accommodation of strangers and trav
ellers. We therefore, beg leave to recorertiend,hieo
for a license agreeably to his petition.
Michael. Konfrierf Jacob Luckenbill,
Michael Fritz, Anthony Richton::
John Snyder, IVlllions Ritand,
Peter Risk, Pau: lengel,
Jacob Mennig, John &hut,
Le&ard Scholl, Yost Eckert.
June 4 26, 26-3t*
Salad. Oil.
VIRESH Salad Oil. For sale by
• E. Q. & A. HENDERSON
Jane
THE MINERS' JOURNAL.
J. K. OLWINE,
JOSEPH H. SPAYD,
DI LLLR LUTHER.
26-3 t
26-31
WILLIAM STRAUCH
Information Wanted.
()F Peter Kane, aged 33 years. He was born
near Loche Bar, County Galway, Ireland. He
emigrated to this country about eight years ago
He was employed on the Peru Canal, Illinois, and
about two years ago was seen in New Orleans.
Any information respecting him will, be thankfully
received by his brother CONNER KANE,at Potts.
ville, Schuylkill County, Pa-
June 19 25-31*
PROCLA MATIO N.
OTICE is hereby given that a Court of Corn
mun Pleas, for the trial causes at issue, in and
for the county of Schuylkill, will be held at Orwigs
burg, in the county eforefaid. on Monday preceding
the last Monday in July neat, (being the 19th of
said month.)
Therefore all persons having suits pending. and
all persons whofflthity it shall be to appear at said
Court, will take notice and govern themselves ac
cordingly.
JOHN G. WOOLISON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwigs
burg, June 19, IF,II.
Court of Appeal.
IVOR First Troop Schuylkill Cavalry will be
a: held at the Hotel of Michael Mortimer, on
Thursday July Bth, between the hours of 2 and 6
o'clock, P. M.
GEO. C. IVYNKOUP, Capt.
26
June 26
.—T
INSOLVENT DEB l'OltShe subscribers
. 0 . have applied to the Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Schuylkill county, for the benefit of
the several Acts of Assembly, passed for the relief
of Insolvent Debtors, and that the said Judges have
appointed Monday the 19th day of July next; at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court House, in Or.
wigsburg, for the hearing of us and our creditors,
when and where they may attend if they think
proper
JACOB KEARCHER.
ROSS BULL,
JACOB REBER, Jr.
JOHN.G. STAUFFER,
LAWRENCE HEEBNER.
WILIAM S. RICH ARDS,
JOSEPH RICHMOND,*
DANIEL STRAUCH,* -
PHILIP HUM NIEL,
DANIEL lIOLLEN.* •
JAMES CRAMER.•
JOHN T. SIMPSON,
Jane 26
NEW GOODS.
AFRESH. supply of Seasonable goods has just
been received' at the corner of Market & Cen
tre street. Comprising
' DRY Gooirs; GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, & QUE EN SWAIRE,
In fact a reasonable quantity of almost every ar.
tick generally in Pottsville Stores. can be seen &
will be offered on the most reasonable terms. Call
at the Stone Building and take a view ul the assort
ment. Will you.
GEORGE W. SLATER.
June 19 25--
_ _
Information Waffled.
INFORMATION is wonted of John Boßand, a
native of Lettermakenny county, Dennegall, Ire.
land, who arrived in Pennsylvania 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, N0..31, Dean
street, Philadelphia.
—June 19 gs—
Notice,
To Bridge Builders.
SEALED Proposals will be received until the
last Monday of Juno, at the Commissionms'
Office, in drwigsburg, for the eredtiori of a covered
Bridge over the Little Schuylkill, near Focht's
forge, The Bridge to he 150 !eel length. with
tsio'spans of 75 feet each, with a good sabstantial
piei in the cesitre=to be 16 feet v idb iW the ehas.
The abotmerits on either side to be 18 feet wide
and 12 feet tong, With the necessary Ailing up, in
such manner as the Commissioners shall diredt,
and agreeabre to a pled of the same riovti lit the
Commissioners Office. The lower timber of the
/fridge to be 12 feet abulie low water mark. -
By order of the Commissioners.
J. 11. DOWING, Clerk.
Commissioners' Office, /
Orwigshsrg, June 19,1841. 25-3 t
Teller! Itch!
DR. LEIDY'S CELEBRATED TETTER
AND ITCH OINTMENT is daily becoming
more popular. Daily do numeroiiii individuals stop
and inform the proprietor of its great succ'e'ss fit re.
moving and curing the Tetter and Itch.
Numerous testimonial's !night be published of its
efficacy, but 'for the &heady felt by individuals had•
ing their names published in dorniectiiin with so
loathsome and disagreeable affection's.
It may be used with perfect safety by young ar.d
old, even upon infants, Containing no mercury, or
other mineral substances. Dr. N. B. Leidy pre—
pares it himself, and knowing its composition, most
confidently recommends it as superior td any lather
remedy for the Tetter and Itch. Prepared and
b old at Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, ( sign of the
Goidcn Eagle and Serpents,) No. 191 NORTH
SECOND Street, below Vine.
Price 25 Cents a box
And also et—
wiLL4 M T. EPTING'S.
Drag Store, Pottsville.
June 19 25
Linens.
DA MASK Table Cloths. Damask Napkin.;, Blue
Eye. Diaper. Rtiilia do, Irak Linens, Lincn
Sheeting'', ifte. E. W. EARL.
april 2d 17—
London Brown 14 twit.
riOR pile by
E. Q. 4. A. HENISERSON.
• Mav O.§ 22
fLACk Italian. Mantua, Gros de Rhine, Gro de
Swift, Blue Black iGros de Graine do, CARded
Gros De Algihrs. sniffed and figured Pon de Soil.,
figured Gros Denaps,
E. W. EARL.
Tiine and Order Books.
_TUST Printed, Time and' Order Books Of tb
most ijitenved form, add for sale by
B. BANNAN.
Jandidy 300; ,
1112=
26-
Silks.
MOUNT CARRON HOTEL,
. Schuy/kin County, Pa.
REUBEN BRIGIIT,
RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and
the-public that he, has taken this splendid, airy
' and delightful establishment, situated at
.- the termination of the Reading and
Philadelphia Rail Rood. where he will.
be happy to wait on thoise who visit the
Coal Region, on business, or for,the purpose of en—
joying the mountain air and water. The Hotel is
large, finished and furnished in the best style—and
no pains will be spared to render satisfaction to all
who may favor it with a visit• tieing within ten
minutes walk of the Borough of Pottsville, 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.
able, than any other Hotel in the vicinity. Attach—
ed to the Hotel is a large and beatiful garden, over.
looking the River Schuylkill, the Schuylkill Caual,
Mount Carbon Rail Road. (extending to the Mine's
and thence to Sunbury) the Centro Turnpike. and at
the same time affording a real and romantic view of
five Mountains. The house is sayplied with pure
mountain spring water, end a Bathing establish.
ment, unrivalled in the country. A splendid pleas.
ore Car is kept for the exclusive accommodation of
visitors, who may he disposed to visit the Mines, or
enjoy the wild and romantic scenery of the sorroun4
ding country. Individuals or families may rely on
having ample room, and every possible attention.
Mount Carbon, June 19, 1841. 2.s—tf
Keith's Demonstrations
nk . the truth of Christianity . just received end
for sale by B. BANNAN.
June 19 •
25
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Company of Philadelphia,
CAPITAL 8100.000, PAID IN
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
VONTINUE to make Insurance, permament end
limited on every description of property in town'
and country on the usual favorable ,terms. Office
1631 Chesnut Street near fifth street.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
DIRECTORS,
Charles N. Bancrer, Samuel Grant,
James Scott, Frederick Brown,
Thomas Hart, -Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. W. Richards,
Tobias Wagner. Mordecai D. Lewis,
CHARLES G. BA NCKER, Sec't.
The Subscriber has been appointed agent for the
above mentioned inatitutior., and is now prepared to
make insurance, on every description of property, at
the lowest rates.
ANDREW RUSSEL.
Pottsville, June 19, 1841. 2.5-1 y
New Boot and Shoe store.
rrHF. subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
A- of Pottsville that he has opened a new soot &
Slim Store, in Centre Street, opposite W. T. Ep
ting's Drug Store. He has just received from Phil.
adelphi4 large supply of evei y description of Boots,
brouganY, 4, shoes, among waich ore thefollowing :
Gen'ts. Stitched Boots,
do Pegged , do e_
do T. Shoes, r
do Nullifiers,.- - do
do Quarter ' do
do Pumps,
do Brougans,'
WI men's Roan R. R. Slippers, ,
do Lasting Welt do
do Colorrd 'kid do•
do Black t o ao '
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 Call do do
Youth's Leather Boots,
Children and Boys do
Youth's Brougans sod Well Boote,
Children's red morocco lace do'
• do Colored Ankle ties,
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 deli° at the
shortest notice, and at the most reasonable prices.
RICHARD D: SHOENER.
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June 12
ost or Stolen
A SMALL Bale of Dry Goods, marked J. Buck
-m or Jacob Buck, care of Clemens it Parvin, Pottr- -
vine, which was sent' on ,the 211 March by Read::
Mg Rail Road & Pottsville Line of Staged, cod:
taining 1 p. Grteen' Merino, I . pa Green Muslin, &
Black trimmings for a Military Company. A reason•
able reword will be paid to ;the person that has been
so obliging as to keep the tab since the above date,
if forwarded as directed, or to ,
GEORGE MILLER 4470,
No. 194 North 3E Sreet, Philadelphitt.
June 12
Land for Sale or Exchange.
5000 ACRES of unimproved Laud 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
PengsyWania. Any person willing to ptirchase or
exchange will please app7' to Ydhn White, No. 12
*geode, East avenue, Philadelphia.
The title to the above Land is indiSpriteable, was
pattented4the 24th of September, 1840, by the state
of Tennessee. All lotterd addressed to me will be at
tended to
JOHN warrg.
Phile, May 15 20-8 f
gS hereby given, (baton the 30th day of' March
1841, thu members OP the Presbyterian Church
at Port Carbon and its vidinii:v, in the county of
Sehuylitill, presented to the Guild ciffliintiion Pleas
of the said county, articles of association fOr the
purpose of obtaining a charter, under the e roviiiiiiis
of the 13th section of the set of the 13th dray of
October A. 0. 1840, entitled an act, Relating to Or
phan's Court Ind for the purposes t under the neiloe
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.
(Me is therefore hereby given that if not sufficient
reasud ilt shown to the contrary,: the court will
grant the said charter of incorporation at the next
July term'. By the Court.
GEORGE - R - AIIN, Prot
Prothy:s office ,
_
June 4th rBll.
June 12
Coal Ir Timber I.a sails.
TUE following valuable prctpcity i.. united for
sale by
SHOEER IIUN1'1N( &
No. Itt South Wharves
let. 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 milts (tom thb Landing. and near
the junction of the Wdat, West, and M uddy branch.
es of the Schuylkill. A great proportion of this
;rankle heavily timbered. and coal bas . b.t.ln opened
upon it. but never worked any extent—it contains
about 185 scree.
2d. The well timbered tract known myths Heim
tract. adjoining the above,: containing 180 acres.
from which coal as been Worked •nd marketed to
a considerable extent. Mit pre is said' to abound
on tliese lands.
3d. Two tote in Sehaylkill Haven as originally
laid outliy thh New York Company. one of whiCh
is a Wafer tot or landing.
4th: A very desirable building lot in Lawton's
addition to Port Carbons situate at a leading cor
ner of the chief thorough. fare '
June 5 .
Fire Place Sctei
A FEW elegant Fire Place eel
A
Calved. ea for Mk by
Jena 4"
Notice.
Yl9.
•ne. Just rt
gm
Potarigi Ile- Institute.
riNuE SurnmeT session of this institution wilt
• -•'•
commence on Juno Ile. ind will continuo
twelve weeks exclusive of the vacation. rt fa. earn
estly requested that all having Wards or children to
enter, will driso 'at the commacement of the ses
sion, as much of the success of trnii.ptpila depend
upon a prompt end judicious.classificidion. No al
lowance will hereafter be Made for absence except
in casestf..protreeted sickness. :
TERMS.' . :
Plain English branches,. . •It 4 00
Higher “ 6 - 00 .
8 00
Stationary. 45
C. W. PITMAN, A. B. Principal.
N. B. Books will be furnished to the pupils at the
customary price, when requested by die parents:
June 19 25
ORCHARD liREWERV'e
GEORGE LAVES.•
eonstantls on hand an assortnient of Fresh'
uREER, ALE, PORTER, AND BROWN
STOUT, which he is always toady to sell whole
sale and retail at the lowest rates.
May 22
Tamaqua Cotree . BIOUse..
174TILLI AM NEVILLE reepecifully informs
his friends and the public • that he bee td
opened his old Hotel under the name of
THE TAMAQUA COFFEE HOUSE,
where be is prepared to entertain Strangers. Trav=
eller° and all who may favor him with their custom
in as a comfortable manner as can be done in any
part of this country,
June 5
'Valuable Books.
DR. Urea' Dictionary of Arts` and Manufiictates .
Wood's Practical Treatise on [tail Roadill
edition. Just received and for sale by
B BANNAN.
23
June 5
• - 7`'
(0
Schuylkill County ) as.
frill E Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, to all the
a- heirs and level Represerithtives cif (finial - int
Noy. late of Wayne township, Fetitiylkill county
dec'd..- greeting :
Whereas by an Inquest duly awarded by the Or
phans Court of Schuylkill county, aforesaid, the real
Estate of the said Christina , Ney, dec'd. was. ap-
praised at & for the sum of five hundred & fifty dol.
lam and whereas cone of the Iteirs and legal Repre
sentatives of the said deceased appeared in Court on
the return of the said Inquisitiim, to take the predii
see therein Mentioned at the apptatisertintit; you and
each of yod are therefore.hereby cited to be and ap..
pear at the nest general Orphans Coact to be bold at
Orwigsburg for the county of SchoylkilLon Monday
the 19t1, day of July next, to aecept or refuse to take .
the said premises at said appraised , price.
W itness.th!rhonorable A. V. Parions,• President
of our said Court .at Orwigeburg the 26th dap of t
March, A. D. one thousand eight hundred end forii
ono. JACOB K REBS, Clerk
Sheriff's Office Orwigs
burg May 29;1841.
Dissolulion.
/TAKE notice that the Copartnership heretofore
alluding between Samuel Chrisman & E. 8.
Warne, trading dddef the firm - of S. Chrisman &
Co. was dissuhied by mutual consult on the fifteenth
ultimo. The concerns of
duly
firth will be settled by
E. S. Warne, who is duly authorised for that pur•
pose.
Samuel Chrisman will continue the Business at
the old stand,
June 5
Pottsville
ANTURACITE IRON
THE sul scribers are now prdpared to d6alrglndir'
of Castings, of the - beat quality on the most
reasonable terms ; the Furnade, and Foundry bane
mmediately 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
MARSH'ALL & Co.
May 8,19-1 v
Orders received for Benniriglnd FIRE Balm, which""
on full trial prove to be better adapted to resisting'
fire than any other in use—duly are made from the
same materials from which - . the celebrated Chitin!
era are manufactured. Aritot As Amyx.
Cloths Cassime ipe Vegii i I
lUST fPeeivcd and opened at the sign of the'
" •• Golden RalL " a handsome assortment of au
perfine Blade, Blue, rpvisible Green and Bmwn'l
Cloths.• plain and figured Satin & Marseilles Ves.
tinge winch will be sold very cheap.
E. %V. EARL.•
April .14. 17— r
mICKLED Cucumbers, Cauli fl ower,
Walnuts, Red Cabbage,-
Pickollilly, ' Mired.
Onion, Lobsters,
Pepper, Mangoes,
Martinics, Clams,
Guaranteed sound. For sale by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSOff j
May 29
spribg Stamm' er Coeds.
NOW opening and for Sale by the subscriber/ it
new and splendid aesortrizent of Spring and
Summer Goods, which will be sold low for cub;r
consisting of prints fashionable patterns;
Sup. French Lawns & Chintzes;
Gingham's. Miislins, Cheekt. I
R.. Quality Gloves & I Hosierr.
nub:tilos & Parasols„
Fancy iihdfi.
Sunimeicloths,, t
SuMnier Cassimereii, i
Stripes Orilla, Cottlinsilei, ' !
Vestingli, . . .
Boots & Skies, . t
Clai .i drens E hoes. &e. 4c:,_ • , ,- 1
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON': !
22 , -. ;_
May 22
Lime! . 161 - M6 If
.!
411 F the best quality at 20, cents per bushel, Coq.
'LP stantly on hand, ;t he Kilns- adjoining din
aqueduct on Ruckley's Canal.
NOUN
guedesicir of dudes Shippeci.
2ti--3nxi. I
May 22
0 5
Rem6roal.
PATENT SPRING STEEL. j
Cross-Strainetk Saddles, c.
iirellair 111:',010.1 . EfrEtt,
Saddle, Bridle, and trunk Manufacturer.
RESPECTFULLY tenders his sincere thanks
his custothere and tlid - peiblid in general; for t
'Very, liberal eneettragement which ho has receiti .
froth them. Ho now informs that ho has an i .
t ie
provement in the construe of Saddle, , for wlii ft
he has a patent right, mithrecominends them to lite
public as being far superior in durability. esseouid
comfort to the rider tluiti any other yet inteenbad._
and He recommends his Steel Spring Cross Strained
Saddle teltlin iotice of the public. with eimedenSa•
He therefore retipecifdlfyi y Oviteti the piglet° cell i st
his shop nearly opposite ortimer's Hotel, and i•
reetly opposite W. T. Epting's Drug Store. Can re
Street,Pottsville, and examine for thendseloca.
He also keeps constantly on hand a general sp.
`dge,tfeent of all kines oil work, such as Saddles.
Bridles, Patent Fly nets.!Coneh. Gig. and Waggon'
Hardier, Trunks, Valiecee. TraVelling Bags. Gig
and ridlbg Whips. &c. ;Every description ord'Ork
in his line Will be madetto order, on the sliorteil
notice, with neatness. durability. and on terms lae
low l$ can be dote elsewhere.
rrr An excellent ititetorltOtent of Silver ands es
Stuunting. Riding and Gig Whip,, dm. &o. wh eh'
'be,vegl sell very cheap. iffholeasle and retail.
tfacetrib#f 12, I ) . * 50—
20-3 mu.
EMI
23-6 t.
SAMUEL CHRZMAN.
E. S. WARNE.
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Pickles.
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