El
=mmi
. . ,
;'-- A wirteravzon—s - 4initlatiro n er.Saarros-HThe
rilihrt of thett Y..lier`oild witieised the following
case in - thOfeilical etch '1 Of - the We* 'kb" UZl
grifiliii 1-- ,' j I - - ---.. ---.- ... -
jo
4..Theriest caw was n interesting one ofwhite
sWelling; fer'wbieh tinilo thigh ma to be inniutar-:
1 4 The Patietti arcs sir oth about .16; pale, thin.
bin calm and' find. ' Met Firofessor felt for tht% femo.; .
Wil artery, ,•hid the iegThep up for, a few moments to
ensure the saving,pf, blood: : the' Compress past of the
tourniquet was Plicedlopon the ertery.:and the leg
- held by an, assistant, ; 014 White Swellin g . was; right.
tut; *little Vice wiir4gil i en to the , lad; he'wei pale
tint resolute; his father:, tlpported his head and left.
hind ; a. second professor took tbe long, glittering
knife, felt fur the bin 4 eirust.in the knife Carefully
tun rapiilly-rthie boy armed , erribly--tho jeers
an dovvii the fither'slch eks—the first cut tycfm the
inside was completednd the bloody blade.' the
• itnifeiiiitied - frout the . quivering wound--thel blood
gushed by the •pint-+the sight was sickening—the
- Screams vc4ro terrific—the *rotor calm. ;Again
the knife was thrust 'in under the bone ; the terrific
elcrearning.wAsrenewed.; one or two picked up their
' Oats to . leasit'; .screnrn on scream—and again the,
lilobtly blade of the knife issued from the•tveund, and
ivas laid aside. I The, flesh quirered and thetMr cried
Sgonisedly, .. Oh father ! father? fathei ! oh mercy !
neercy ! " The flesh w i ns thrust back with a small
:piece of wet linen, the divided end 3 on the quivering
tnuscles were s top ped frriiii blood milli a sponge—the
Saw glistened in the hands of the operator--the fath.
er turned rile as deatlg--the bore eye fastened on
the *MO 'vent with; glfzed agoir —grate—crush--
6nce-,twice--and the useless limb from the toes to
the centre of the thigl k i was quietly dropped into the
tub under the table. j ili,t this moment the father's
(yes•closed, his child's hand dropped from his grasp,
he reeled from the table End fell senseless on the
floor, . ~ FQ
1.. The arteries were taken up, cold compresses were
l
only:applied—one or t o atiches in the flesh—one
Or two more scream;;— nd the buy was taken into
Sri adj doing room and laid on a bed. The whole
took less'to perform Alija the details have occupied
sit writing." ' i [
IIIIPOIIT•NT; IF Tittri.--.Tbe following message -is
(tom a speech recently delivered in congristi, by Mr.
!ngereoll, of Pliiledelpb a :
~•*" Let me add. sir, has a circumstance of im
`artance and aggravatilm in the case. that, contra
•iy to this miscreant o a oath since he has become a-1
•
]firmed, and contrary tiii the reiterated' intimacy of
E r
- British diplomacy and ' merican concession, Mc-
[iced is guilty. lam a sured, on the best authority
wit might be indelicat ' in me d here to name the
gentleman from wkori 1 derive my information,'
but he .is --a citizen of 4ew York, of the highest
standing and character, whose name I have not the
liast objection to give to and gentleman that may
think privately to ass rtie fin- it—that there are se—
Tien'or eight unimpedoliable witnesses, who depose
that they were preset ,
p en tho Canadian aide, and
siw McLeod with aim iiribis hands, embark with
the rest of the banditti, who crossed over from
ganada with the avoWed ptirpose of capturing the
Caroline. These same persons were present when,
together with the other captors, he returned still
arms, and with some of the booty, and heard him
then utter the foolish' aid wicked boast that he had
helped to kill the Yankees. Such I am informed
is the proof of his guilt. That of his innocence
proceeds, I am asiur i ed by the same authentic
source, from the testimony of two women of bad
character, a Mother aid her - daughter, who under
took to prove un atibi."f• .
• - _
, c ___
"H Till P air
• IiOIIPARIEIiN OF NEW YORE WITH Till IHCIPAL
C11:1Ei OF EUROPE —Tim population of the itty of
New York; by the eel) us of 1840; ie 312,932 Or..
six of the European 'pities now surpass it, as fol.
•
1. London and subuitts,
2. Paris, -
3. Constantinople. j.
4. St. Pctersburg,l
5. Naples,
-6, Vienna,
The cities ninth' popttion are—
Lisbon.
Moscow,
." Dublin,
I • Glasgow,
Amsterdam.t .
Madrid, •
1* Manchester,
j 'Liverpool; , -
Palermo;
Lyons
Edinburg,
• Rome,
I*By the census of IBM 'his was about the population
°Mese cities. The ce4us of Great Britain for 1841
now being taken, will show a great increase.'
S. 74 GUN SIVIP 9F7 ANNAPOLI9.—TWere is a
rumor about, duubtlesit t " well founded, says the Na—
tiOnal Infelligencer, tintt as some days must elapse
bdfore Commodore Morris can receive his fin it orders
and despatches for his destination to the South, the
Secretary of the Navy has ordered the Commodore
to bring up his flog sltip, the Delaware, in the mean
time, and lay off Annaifelis. •
This act of the Secretary seems to ; be one of good
for the service, and of seemly courtesy to . a
co-ordinate branch of the government : for the op
portunity of viewing this fine ship, 'in her reported
perfect condition,, will 'probably be the- first ever
presented to many, members of thatbody to exam
me fi,r themselves a ship of the first 'Claes, complete
in all her oppointmenti:
It is supposed that, b esides' the members of Cott—
grat : the President of tte United States, (the Com,.
Mander—in chief of the !slavy as well as the Army,);
With the Members of the Cabinet,. will embrace the
opportunity to inspect a ship, to whose officers and
crew he has coMmittedi in part, ( and very safely,
We are sure, as far as depends 6n their gallantry
and courage,) the keeping of the rights and honor
o r their country. f;
Fcortins.—A letter orrt Florida is - published in
the MadtsoniaW, in whi4li_ the writer commends the
mode of fighting the Incianiadopted by the present
secretary of War as the l :-only true method of kring
ii.g the war to a succesiful termination. • The plan
iirtra divide the troops 4to small bodies of. infantry
accompanied by a few (dragoons, Which scour the
co.mtry and scatter, o+ a large space, giving the
Indians no time to relit or 'prepare their food; and
thus tiro them into subhussion. Col. Worth, who
has now command of the Army in Florida, is spo
ken of as a gallant andf.energetic officer, and under
his direction it is hoped that leace will soon be re."
spared to the inhabitant of this fertile section of tlto
• -
country,
A TEMPERANCE!voIfrx.—The Halifax (N. S.)
Herald contains tlai fell:owing paragraph which will
be read with interest:
The Spanish brig Beili,triz arrived at this port late
ly from Porto Rico, with a cargo consisting of 124
hods Molasses, 152 Stigar, and six pipes of old
girtt: The sugar and Moladses sold, and sold well;
the rum,, however, could not command a pike. It
was at length offered at tone shilling per gallon, in
bond, which it'could nOt obtam.,,..An offer of it was
then made for the payinent ,of the duty on it, at
Which it was refused inihe Halifax market, and yes
terday the Beatriz sailerom this port. taking bad
to , the West Indies ME x piper of Rum - which ehe
had' brought to this Temperance place
- - '
ITI A Rtn E'D.
On the Ist inst. by V i re Rev. Mr. Mennig, Mr.
Faxincates. Romero. or Manheinr - Township, to
Miss OnoTriED'SELZER, [Of Norwegian.
DiED.
"At Wooster, ;Ohio, inishe 23(1 tilt, Mrs. Thiamin
Graisarra, of WOoster;[wife 'of Mr. David Gilles
pie, formerly or Pottevil ailed 2 1 1 Part.
IM=ELEI
PM!' lOad;
lilhiprneriti•of:Cosi forlhei — ar . eelver
ciay,,evenlng
Shipped !'- Boit
tlelsivate'Voril Co j '6O
Manes &Spencei., - 37
Geo = Ir. Potts, , : - 21
Milnes-& Haytireod, . 20
S 1141ner & Soti, . . 18
G Bast: • -• • ' -IR
Charles Litorion:- l7
Bell & Bolton;-: • 13
Riknnet & --12
• 'Reeve . i 12
Haggerty,' - -
J Pinkerton, . 10
F 4 -.1 PSrvin, • - 10
,
Union Collieries, , R
C. Ashley & Co". •'. 7
'Charles, Ella, . 7
George) Payne,' : • • 7
R Keat , • I • 7
Sillyrnan & Nice, . 6
Hill
& Canner, 6
Charlez; Def mist,
Sfia)(l, 4r, Luther
Prior &.-Jenkins,
ThornsOilarrie,
Hews dc, Baber4
'A B White,
Sundry Shippers,
Shiiments to same period last year 196.547
• PRICE QT FREIGHTS
From 'Putts/pp to "Iliqatlelphia, $1 45
From Pottsville to New York 3 10 $3 20
' 4 1 1NMILOVF. COAL T4ADE.
To A4gust 1,, about 13,000
SITAMOKIN COAL TRADE
To July 29, . • - 8,876
• ,
LEIUGII COAL TRADE. .
TO July 29, 2,500
DELAIV Alt r: & HUDSON TRADE
To July 24, about
1..! 79,000
MILL CREEK HAIL ROAD.
The amount of Coal transportedlon this road up
to Thursday - evening last, is 2,397 tons
Per last report ' OMIT
MINE HILL -ik SCHUYLKILL HAVEN
RAIL ROAD.
The amount of Coal transported ,on this road up
to Thursday evening last, is 41,004 18
1.650 1 000
9001000
600000
H OUR IVIARKjET•
CORRECTED WEEELT.
Poitimille, Aug. 71h, 1841.
WHEAT FLOUR jet Barrel 1 $5 50
RYE, do • do " ' 237
WHEAT, 1 per Bushel; 110:;
RYE, / 1 - .1, do I 60
CORN, • - ' do 55
OATS, Ido ' • 42
EGGS. ' • per doz. 10
BUTTER. per pound. . , 12
BACON, , ' 'do : 81
114111 S. i • 'do ' ' - 10
POTATOES, • pout:moire].l 50
1-1 1 AY. -' per ton 1 ,15 to $l7
450;000
364'000
3331:00
260 00
254100
240,4100
204,000
202,000
201,000
201,000
187,000
185,000
GREAT BARGAINS IN FOREIGN FANCY
DRY GQODS, WATCHES, STATIONARY
AND PERFUMERY. at the Foreign Whblesale
Warehouse, 14i. South FOURTH, Street. Terms
liberal—at lowest importing prices'.
Jest. received by the last Havre packets :
•j PERFUM CRY. I
10 cases Extracts. Toilet Waters, Soaps and Oils.
Orange Flower Water, a prime article, by the
gallon.
• FANCY GOODS
15 cases of the most choice description, German
and French.
173,000
165.000
162,000
154,000
ACCORDIONS-F, 10 and 12 keys, plain and .
ECMlione. i
BRUSDES.-150 gross Teeth /trashes, 3 4 and
5 rows, Hair, Nail and Shaving,l, upwards of 100
patterns.
COM B.C.—Best Buffola- 'Tviisi ' and Dressing
Coinbs. , - I
t UTLERY.—Best English Repro, Pen Knives,
Scissors. etc. , 1
PURSES.—SiIk, Cotton, Net, embroidered ele—
gantpatterns.. 1 .
SATCHELS.-200 nets plain tind fancy, cover.
ed and_ uncovered. -
STATIONARY: .
t ,
5 'cases fancy ar.d staple Stationary, well selected,
viz d Pinyon's Conte, Card Cases, Pocket Books,
rnketands. 10 came. Gerinan Slates, 'At very low
rates.
PAPER.—Bank Post, Note and Billet Paper.
Fancy colored, glaced, gold, and embossed.
DRY GOODS.'
3'cases Linen and Linen 'Cambric Ildkfs.
hem Stitched and embroidered.
. I do Bajou's best Kid Gloves, Silk and Mohair.
I do Garters, Bags, Suspenders, .Glove-knots.
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
40 lions coninion to best Frenets, • newest Paris
style. . ,
,To secore a good selection, call 'early, at the For.
ciao Wholciale Warehouse, 14i South FOURTH
Street.
A. F. OTT MON ROE, IMporter.
cb - Country Dealers will find it to their interest
to examine goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Phila. August 7 1 32-3 L
•
•i. _ .
Leaden P ip e. .
111 HE subscriber has just received a auTty of
Ja• Leaden Pipe, such elk • • ~
i inch A 'Sr. B. • , ' -
i roar Extra. ' i !
.1 dO•A. & B.• " ; —:., -
Ido B.&C. ' —" ' 'l . ' I, ', -
II •do B. ; . '
Manufactured in the - best manner, which will be
sold at Philadelphia prices, with the addition of car.
riage. • .. . ' [B. HANNAN,
. August 7 ' • ' ' 32 -
Cheap I Goods, thr sale.
- BELOW COST.
111 HE Assignees of Hantard & Straubb, are dis.
a posing of their balance of Stock, at= priies.far
below Cast, at the Store, corner of Markel\ and Cen.
tre streets, op stair* • • ,
1 113' An assortmenrof choice Liquors will be sold
exceed:ney low.' ' • -
F. W. lIIJ.GIIE.S.':
GEO. C. WI NICOOr. '
• • Assignee*.
August fi. 32
• -
, Pass Booki,. •
WAS.:lost in this Borough's .festr• days since it
tuna leather covered Pima [hook, labelled B.
Bannon, in Account with T. .I.llestty. If, any
person ha's picked up the sante, and will return it
to this office. ilhatbe reasonably rewarded. -
oftuiptsti 7th, ' 32.4.
=ME
. . 4041 21,276
Per last report 3,679 1 197;378
4,083
ILNT CARBON RAIL ROAD.
io•int ofpcial transported On,this road up
ay evening last, is ' P,BlB tons
'Per last report 3,1324
Total 37!,642
NATIIAN CLEAVER, Collector.
Total 2,501 .
GEO. HADES7'Y, Collector
Fer last report
Total 165,694 OS
WN. NEW ELL Collator
NEE
•,-, I
d 4 -- WlLLlA3lbittl4bikideliliii.f"talciiithis
11 '"Imelhottiliii!lbilte hie' IfieniliVind :the - Pubike
iterotany; ; thiii hi'Apilkbeitt theiresinsylis apt Hulk
rottiiini,
,Moriday ilii . *4or August,
white = ill 'Oriirations appertaining; ''Delettistry. 1
• artll pirformed_iii the latest - 1104
prices:; - ' =
pg onThur*
•• - '-.
3130
."-• A NEW VOLUME - ' • -
beatitlititl:glylei Ada. 1841.
Ec i OBERtMERRY'S 141USEEN. Edited by S.
GOoriateit. author or Peter Parley's - Tales.
The unprecedented fuecteas whichhal hitherto at
tended_ this highly .dalutibte and `popular :
.111sgazine has induced. the pnbliiiher to commence
a ,new volume With the. August nunibet; whirkin in
cal‘ractt feveral improvements.- :This work, has
attained a circulation of more than' 7,500 Coffins. in
less than six months. The great object of this work
is tir do good-lhy dnitivaiing a taste' fdr. reading:
by exciting reflection; •by training, the mind. body
and right habits; by., cultivating love fir pure and
incneent pleasures and recreations Atr - 'elevating
theitone morals; by prommingia love ofmankind.
finite reverence fur religion,. by, tneuleatuig kindly
sentiments; and that special of politeness. which - is
founded in the obligation to do to Another - as we
would have another do to us. Thn second volume
will surpass any magazine of the. kind ever Wined
front the. American pressin point Of. original 'mat-.
ter,!engravings, mechaniCal execution, and general
appearance. The publishers are dete:rnined to pro
duce a magazine every way adapted to the wants
of the juvenile commanily, and the intelligent
standard of public opinion on the subject.. Prepar-.
aticins are being made to introduce (at great ex
pense) a set of designs just imported from-Europe:
the first of the stries will make its appearance in
theifirst numberof the new volume. The designs
will be executed by_the beat Artists, and colored in
a beautiful and attractive style. A page of 31 USIC
will accompany each number composed expressly
for the work by Gao J. %%or, President of the
Handel and Hayden - Society. In a word, we prom
ise to furnish our young readeriPirith a large gran.
tity of matter at a small - price. which we hope will
make them wiser, happier and better. ,
' The terms are On e• Dollar and Fitly cents a year
in advance.
2006
1099
1051'
960
955
- '928 -
668
641
.640
• '
584
543
532
415
373
372
• 366
. 376,
324
" 322
• 1- . 304
262
s' . 245
5! 216
4; 215
41 214
41 3535
218,654,
BENJAMIN BANNAN, Agent.
Pottsville July 31 • -
I Journeymen Wanted.
VirANTED . immediatsy by the subEcriber. two
good, sober and industrious. Journeymen
Tailors, and one small Job Maker, to whom good
wages and constant employment will be given by
the lwees. . JAMES Mc'ALARNEY..
Ally 31 31--;
German Books,
I German Bibles,
Do Testaments, ' •
Do Hymn Books,
I Do Catechisms, - -
_Do Stark', Handbook;
Do A , B Books,
Jtist received and for sale wholesale and retail
by B. BANNAN.
July 24 30—
Flora's:. Dictionary.
RV MRS. WIRT.
In pastern Janda they talk in FlOWers t
And they tell in a Garland;their loves and cares:
Eaah blossom that blooms in their Garden bowers,
Gra its leaves a mystic language bears.
This elegant work with black leaves bound up
with each page for- drawing and coloring. Just
received and lor sale by
Jilly 24
Irish Eloquence.
GEMS of Irish eloquence, Wit and Anecdote,
Just. received and fat sale by
B. HANNAN.
30Ju—
94,689 07
I .
Ju!y 29
-.LOST.,
1.2 ET WEEN Mahantangetlgt. and Mortinrier's
AZ Motel, on the 22d inet. a Watch Seal with a
email-piece of Chain attached. The finder will he
suitably'ewardetl and receive the thanks- of the
°w. Weaving it with L. Fisher, Watch Maker,
centre St. °) ,
Ppttsville, July 24th. . 30—
The World in a re eke Book
'WHICH ought to be in the pocket .f every
person who cares abitut knowing a thing a
two 'about the world. Just published and for sate
by . .B. BANNAN.
Jelly 24 30—
Bibles d, Prayer Books.
Er.,EGANT Bibles and Prayer Books, suitable
for presents. Just received and fur sale by
B. BANNA
J. 24 , 30—
.
e Book erne:Mb.
AID Medicine, being a popular Treatise on the
means of avoiding and curing diseases, and of
preserving the Health and vigor of the Body to the
latest period, &c. - &c.
Also the Gentleman's. Medical Pocket Book.
Just; received and for sole by
B. BANNAN.
29
idly 17
German di' English Dictionary,
G J ERMAN Engti4h Colloquial Phrases. and
- ,o lFollen's German Grammar. , Juat received
and for sale by. B. BOMAN.
July 17 28--
• iPaine 9 s Political Works.
JS T received and for sale by
I 13. &ANNAN
J lv 17 29
- •
To contractors.
wtorosms for grading , seven miles of the'
•E• 'wann' rail road will.be•roceived ar the office,
in Pnegrove, Schbylkill County, until Monday the
2 of August on which day the commis will be de
cided.
Any information respecting the work, can be ob.
trained from the subscriber..
;, B. AYCRIGb, Engineer.
Pinegrove,,uly 17 29—St
lU' The Danville lateNiger:leer, Berke Schuyi
kill Journal, Democratic Press,( Reading) Lebanon
Dembcrat, Harrisburg Reporter, aid Harrisburg
intelligcncer, will publish the above until the time
of th'e lettitig, and charge this Mast.,
T UEpaitneiship heretofore existing between
Leacti.4 Samuel Rickert. trading
',Wei the firm of Leach Is• Rickert, was dissolved
on Ilia 12th inst. by mutual Cement. All persons
indehted are requested to make payment to William
Leach, and all those having claims are requested to
present:them to W . : L. for payment also.
- WILLIAM. LEACH,
SAMUEL RICKERT
July 17 ' '29-3t•
'Administrator's' Notice.
NTicik is herehy to all Persons indebted
to the Estite of Robert C. 11111, deceased, to
niakei immediate payment. and ifiiise who hate ?e.
mends to present their accounts duly authentic!'
ted to
I
! '
wiLLiem s. HILL.
•
• Adetinistraton
Vest-Branch Valls3%llle3r Schuylkill Haven'
.1017 3 1
Silks..
112LACk-italion. Menthe,M
G, de Rhine, Gro de
JEJ!Swiss. Dine Black Groa de Grain.) do, Corded
Gunk .Algiere.'striped and figured:Too de - Soir,
figured Gros, Dever', &c.
• t
r:. ,Lizue: •
Ottitie beatgo:oy at 20 cents : per bushel, con.
stingy in hand. at tie Kilos adjoining ths
alitedoct • onßocitiey's Canal.-
' 'JOHN PORTER. -
liatemot orebarlesAhigett: '
at 4
.',:***l:_',l****.‘.':''S'oii*tie::::4i.
;B. BANN AN.
30-
DiSsolution.
EARL.
MON
• • -
T -- fOiiiiiery . - ''' -' i
- - • YOB , .- . - -
Iop . sr;HAGAIL 4- CO 'rim - . MIND STEREO.
-v-v i_TYPEFOIINDRY,:' - -Prn'.. - 74 Fultito; eunier
of Grild•street. ;gem- Viit.k. -.':- - -..,,.---• .:. ,
The . G ubler.ibatknikttibia.;inelbodorannouncirig
:to-theirlriendi end - thet pnblic.,gsnerallgobat hair.
ing.pnrchatied the eittensive 'arid well ktiown TT. •
:foundry. formerly 'owned , by'. Messrs.-- connor 4.
'Gooks:they bive.reinoved the same to their present
Centre! lunation. Maiirig rnade - eitensiverevisiiinti,
:alterations and additions. they.ire,iiowprepared to
,elcente prder,s.of tiny I magnitude , they may be fa.
- voreirlvithZtvith firenikitiness.' iind on as favorable
fermi ae at soy F:oUndrY in Amerini: - • ,
..
u. Tititheitriew iipeeitnenlboti. which has been' re.
Il e
cently extensiVely c nlatod, they would - respeo. 7
tulle - refer: '- -
.. - •
..4. ._
All artieles manor elated by them shall bo • a
material equal, if nut S uperior to any manufacture d
in this country : and undergo a thorough examin
,-
Hon, moo, appearance. , ranging , dreising, and prop..
ef. *sainting. All
.arttcles exhibited in Specimen.
Book. formerly leaned by Connor* Clioke. togeth
er. With' Sorts and Fronts sold by them, can now' be
furnished from ibia Foundry without delay, with
*ninny Since added.- -• I -s. .
WM. ['AGAR 4_oo. are. i ogents for the sale of
the Napier, - %Vashingion and Smith PRESSES;
which, together will ChaieS, Cases, Composing
Sticke, Furniture, Ink, and every article used, in .
the Printing business ,w ill be kept and bind, on fur.
nisheJ at manufacturers! prices. •
N. 11.--.-No inachine,cast Type manufactured at
this Foundry: . I .. .1 •. ; . '
New York, July 11 - • : • . -- ' 29-
Doddrigde 9 iiiramily Esposito!.
_iusT received , orid for Bale by
LP B. BAN NAN.
July 17 ' ' • 29". r.
. • Paper! Paper!! 7
ion REAMS FOlscap. Letter 4. Wrapping
Paper, faint lined & common. cheaper
than ever. Just received and for saleby ,
7 B. BANNAN.
29
July 17
Ell
FAINT and Red
-
Just received and
I Paper.
liked, at 25 !cents, per quiriv
for sale by
B. BANNAN. ,
July 17
Carriage . for Sate.
Ai
ti NEAT family Ctirriage, adapted to one or two
florses, with 1 set of Harness. For sale ver ylow by T. J. XIEATTY.
July 16 29
.
CALL AT THE CHEAP STIVIEI
ITEW GOODS.'
•.
•
T HE subscriber Lag returned from Philadelphia
again with his second stock of Goods for the
season, which embraces'a large and fashionable att.
sortmebt of choice
Blue, Black and ; Invisible Green Cloths. "
Sattinets and Cassimeres,
Summer ClothselDrillings,
-Saltine and vesting* of rattans kinds,
Comprising a general aesortment of
Dry'Goilds,
all of which wilt be sold at tho lowest cash prices.
or made up in the meat fashionable manner at the
shortest notice. My prices I believe to be tower than
the Goods can be purchased elsewhere. Call and
ism, and judges for yonrselves.
' TAMES McALARNEY.
Pottsville, July 3, ]S4I 27 t
INSTRUCTION ON THE
Piano Forte.
THE inhabitants of Pottsville and its vicinity are
most respectfully informed that the subscriber
will give instruction on the Piano Forte to such
persons that may . feel disposed to patron ise him.
' He will attend aVitilted hours, in any family ; his
terms may be tlecerthined by- application at Mr.
Shuberra Store,tentre Street.
• ' E. F. RIC:HARPS.
' July 10' , 28—lyr.
; .
Sugar Cured Rims.
AFEW lihds., superior cured hams, Just rem
veifand for sale) by
MILLER & HAGGERTY
' 28-.
July 10
Soap & Candle Manufactory ' ,
No. 19, Wood Street, b'etioeen 2d and 3d; and
Vine and Callowhilt Streets,
191111.4 D ELP*IIIA-fr •
30135 T 3131i3Nre8OrT.
Respectfully informs Storekeepers, Merchants &c.,
that he Manufactures and has for sale,
Palm, White: rariegi red, Yellow,
and Prawn Soaps. •
471.10te1d and . Dipped Candles,
All of good quality and at reasonable prices.
A LIBERAL DIs4OIINT ALLOWED Ant Cmn.
Philadelphia, July; 10, ' 28-lly
' Flowers of Poetry,
OR Poetry of Flowers, with 12 colored plates
Just received and for sale by,
B. BANDIAN.
July 10
Collier's Guide.
A SMALL supply of the Collier's Guide. or a
4 " . . Transverse seetion of the Csal Region,
on
which all the veins are delineatcd.together with the
pitch, distances he..neatly nut up in Pocket Bouk
tarn, just received and for sale by
• Be BANNAN.
Int/ 10 ' 28—
'` Refined , Whale Oil.
20 Hums, received and for vale
MILLER & HAGGERTY.
July 10 ' - 28—
.
French and German' Lana
guages.
TllE' sabscriber 'respectfully announces to the
public that he is prepared to give lessons in the
French and German languages, in classes or In
private families. For terms applyat Mr.Shutiert's
Store, Centre Street. E. t. RICHARDS.
July 10 . 28-71 yr.
. . ,
LiviPs Geology,
AND BueklondvaDeology, ISS Mineralogy. Jost
received and hr sale by
'B. HANNAN.
Jonels 1 - . _ .25---
Pottsiiile !institute.
/TILE Summer session of this institution will
•m- • commence on Juno 2lst, and- will continue
twelve weeks exclusive ofthe vacation. It iv earn.
est!) , remiested that all having wards or children to
enter, will do so at the commencement of the see
don, as much of the seems of the pupils depen..
upon a prompt and judicious classification. No al
lowance will hereafter he made for. absence except
in cases of protracted.sieknrss.
„ .TERMS:
Plain English 'branchee, t . $ 4 00
Higher `• . -1 " - . -i" ,6 00
.Classies - - t t 6 . 00
1
Siam:Mary. 1 • 25
. , :
' - C. W. PITMAN; A; D. Principal.'
IC B. Books will be furnished to the pupils at the
customary prides when'requested by the parents.
..• Jean 10 • [ . . - 25-:--
Boots and .Shoes !
Ladies nine Haskins,
do Leather,; ~ - _
- :do French. j Ties,
do Greciatt; do. •
• do Slippere.l • •
do Boote, Morraceo and Leather.
Gentlemen 'a Witter Proeßuots,
de, 'Coareed -.do -
do • , intiee; coarse Add fine,
thildren'eShoes of every 'size and quality. •
jail received !torn 'New Nth, end for sale very
tom by ' T. & BEATTY.
0
Nor. , - • • 48... •
.FULMONARTTRESERVATty .!
..100IICoughtt. Colds. infhienies; Asafirtie .Z'atarthe_
• lll.9)fireasesof the Breast and Ldnga,and triest of sp.
•proaeltirg Consumption., '-, -. .__, -- ,-. .. -.
Thee reined:eine has Proved itselfone elite Most
Mks - is ever employed . n the aboVe erections.. It
is . well known by thousands. but;sill order to mike' it.
zwiee Be eiel isa keeete. ale eropriettir thinks ii, necessa
ry to pn fish IblloWingproefle which constitute but
a small Wien of the; testimony that might be adduced
is pp of its e ffi cacy. : _ -- '
4
-Thre hontGermany ills used and. emeteled more
than an , other preparation for Colds, lie.. and there so
well kudwn for ita.efficacy, that they call it the" LIFE
PRESERVER."... .• - ,- ' -- -
. Price cent' a bottle , Our pint 'l_ '.
ffiatract rona wiener f ro re NathanielAtwook Ell- tr
f
•-_ _', - &mon. Pennsylvania. •
Dear le : 7 4 should Consider it eneraterut. ill did
not info you ( and with my consent allow you to pub.
iish this ) that after having tried by the recommendation
,of my f ends:almost - every kind of medicine for coughs.'
colds. c.. I: never fbniid relief until' lately hiving used
Dr: Bec rer'S Pula:sonar, Preservative, recommended
:tome b your_agent in this place. and which cured , me
of a violent cough, spitting of blood.pain in my bread,
' a nd shoi(tness of breath,; ith all of which I have been
'fleeted for two years past. • tam now however enjoying
as stood health tie eVer, and owe My terOVCI7 tO the above
valuable medicine. - • --
Translation froin - a communication in Getman.
• , " 1 1 11.Tel:ego, ' June 26th. 1840.
DR. LEltir. at Philadelphia.. ' -
- Respected Sirt—l was much pleased after my arrival
in this cOuntrry, to find that Dr. Bechter's valuable prep.
oration: E 0 long successfully - turd in many parts of
Germang. is now preptited by you., I hare seen many
wonderful cures made by Win the old country. Many
persons whose lungs were supposed to be almost en
tirely destroyed. and pronounced incurable. have been
restored to good'health by it. I know where one ease
was beyond the hopes of ever recovering, and was for
years gelpl vas, and confined to bed without being able
tojit up, but was raised by the wonderful create of Dr.
Bechter's Pulmonary Preserretite, and so far cared as
to be able to ride and walk. about. A great many in
stances have been cured in. the various Pulmonary at
fections and I myself have received' great benefit Boni
it, both here and in my own native country, I hope it
may be as 'successful in this country ask has been in
Germany. When properly known no family .will be
without it.
Youre,Signed.
8101111:314D SCHARRE.
P.S. I get it in thin plactroryour Agent.
Trenton. N. J.. October 12th. 1839.
FEJEED LEIDY :—Thee will be much surprised at my
communication. when I inform thee of my perfect re•
easel, after having used 'six bottles of tbytnedicine.
Thee knows how miserable and distressed I was.
Pale. and sickly. without appetite, full of pain. with
much cough. and oppression in my chest, rattling in, my
throat 11c. lam ow enjoying good health. and thougb
60 years of age feel young in spirits, and mtrevattillinte
my good health to the good effects of thy Pulmonary
Perse.vative. Thy frienti and well wisher.
Signed, REBECCA , EMLEN.
Extract of a letter from the Rev. Israel Hopkins of
Bah/more.
On your recommendation. I made use of Dr. fkchkr's
Pulmonary Preservative." and although I tried all other
remedies for my cough, I never found relief except from
the above medicine. I have been much benefited by it.
and hive recommended it to many others, who have
suffered with pains in their breasts. coughing, spitting
of blood. difficulty of breathing colds, infiuenz'rs• &c.,
an tall have been speedily cured thereby.
Numerous other certificates and recommendations,
accompany th directions.
PRICE,.SO CENTS A BOTTLE (half-pint.
The above is prepared and sold, WHOLESALE and
RETAIL, at DR. LEIDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM.
No. 191 NORTH SECOND street. below VINE street,
and also at WILLIAM T. EPTING'S Drug store,
Pottsville, iFclMylkill County,-
July 10 1841 28—Iyr
--' Pottsville
ANTHRACITE IRON WORKS •
WI ,
1
TTE eutscribere are now prepared kid it hi de
of Castinge, of the best quality on h m t
reasonableterme; the Furnace and Foun dry bel g
mmediateli on the Canal, Costing. will be de her.
ed in Boats free of charge. Persona wants ass
inga will findit to their advantage tnsend order, to
MARSHALL & Co.
May 8,
19— ly
Orders received for Bennington FIRE Bates, wliieh
on full trial prove to be better adapted to resisting
fire than any other in use—they are made from the
same material's fYom which the celebrated 'China
are are manufactured. AriLT AS AZPVIC•.
Alelv Boot and Shoe Store.
rip HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
AL.
of Pottsville that he has opened a new soot &
Shoe Store, in Centre Street, opposite W. T. Ep
dog's Drug Store. He has just received from Phil.
adelphira large supply of every description of Boots,
brOogany, 4. shoes; among which are thefoßiiiviog :
Gdn'te. Stitched Boots,
do Paged do •
do T. Shoes,
do Nullifiers, do •
-, do Quarter do- .
• . do Pumps,
do Brougans,
Wi men's Roan R. R. Slippers.. - '
do Lasting Welt der
0 do , Colored Kid do
d.' Black i o do •
do do do Springs,.
do - French Morocco do.
• do do ° Leather dot.
. Misses Looting Slippers. '' .
do ' Colored do .
do Kid • do
' -do French Moiocco do'
do Lasting welt springs,.
do Kid ' do do. ,
do Coll do do'
Youth's Leather Boots, •
Children and Boys do
Youth's Brougans and welt Boats; .
.. _ .
Children'S red morocco lace do
do Colored Ankle ties, •
Having engaged the services of akillul IA7,
he is enabled to manufacture every variety of
of boots,
shoes, and brogans; according to the latest style,
and on moderate terms. Repairing - Zone at the
shortest notice, and at the most reasonable prices.
RICHARD D. SIIOENER. -
lune 11 ' • 24
Wroposed Amendment to the
Constitution.
hesolotion Bela tire to the Amendment of the
State Constitution
s. Recorded by the
.Stnote and . Muse of R eYre:sen.
tailors in General. Assembly met. That the Consti
tution of this Connnoliwealthi be amended' in the
third section of the second article, so that it shall
read as follows:' _ ,
“ That the Governor shall hold this oftco,ditring
three years, from the third Tnesday of January',
next ensuing his election, and abilliot be capable
of holding it longer than a tingle tiara of three years,
in any term of nine years”
WM. A. CRA BA'
Speaker of the Rouse of Representatives.
Iv - JN. 11. - EWING,
Speaker . of the Senate.
Peansgbania ai.
Sncurriu'a Osilet.. ._ i
1 de, hereby certify thai the foregoAng is a true
copy of i-Resolution proposing do amendment of
the. Constitution; which was agreed to at the last
session .of Cho Legislature, by a majority of the
faembees elected to each house, the oiiginal of which •
re - mauls filed in this office: and m compliance with
the, tenth article ofthiConstitution of the Common.
wealth, I du hereby cause the same to be published,
as directed by the aid article. -
' JriTismovir whereoCl. have here.
i.- ; unto 'sbt my-hand and seal of said of.
&a. at liarrilburg, this 14t1i,day of
June,lB4l.`
FRS. 'SHUNK.
Stet of the Commonwealth.
„ July 3 27-3m6
Mtge •
•
All(k — F the Acts of Assembly of Pennsylvania. of .a
imblio sod Nenersibuiture from the yearlloo to
1840 mcluslis Pennsylvapia
Justice. Just received and for sale by
- • B. BADMAN.
Jane 26 - •26.•
*Saftty„Faiise.
iIIESII stipplir of-Eifety rose. joet received
Pa- end ibr sate by. • 1.
DANNA. 44
rebtuary Itlkb, . 1 ..
ERE
INDEMNITY AGAINST' LOSS BY WIRE.
The' Franklin Fire Insurance.
• Compant,of. iladelphin
- . CAPITAL $lOO 000. PAID IN s r
• • (Mayan ,rsammet:, -
VONTINUE tomoko Ittetirance, povmement and'
ILI limited on ovary deoCiiption of properly in town•
end country on the psual favorable terms.. Mar
163 j Clici•nut Strert mar fin Wert:
• CH A RLES N. DA NCKER, Preside t.
DIU ECTO RS;
_ _ _
C•harks M Banner, "Samtretf2rant;
Jams Scott„ • • - Frederirk Drown..
Thomas 1/art. Jaca R. Smith. '
T 36 was S. Wharton, Geo. W. Richards,
Tobias 'Wegner. Mordecai D. Lewis.
CH ARLES G. WA NCH ER; Sec't.
•
The Subscriber has ken appointed agent for tiny
above mentioned institution, and is now prepared to
make insurance, on every . desetiptionof property, at
'the lowest rates.
Pottsville, June 19. 1841.
-Welherill &Brother;
AT 411 E OLD STAND, `
No. 65 NORTH FRONT- STREET,
EAST SIDE. .•
FURZE DOORS FROM VIE CORNER OF ARCII
PHILADELPHIA
MANUFACTURERS OF
White Lead dry and / Calomel,
ground in (3il, $ • Red Precipt, ' •
Red Lead, ' White do ,
Lit barge, Vitriol Alb:.
Chronic
Chronic Yellow, Sulp.Quinine
do Greet, Tart. Emetic
-
do Red Ether Suter. ,
Patent Yellow do Nitric • . '
Sugar Lead • do Acetic
Copperas - Lunar Caustic
_.
-
iOl. Vitriol Cotn. do
Aq. Fortis . Met. Morphia
'Muriatic Ab id Sulpli. do
;Epsom Salts Lac.Snlphifir
Tart. Acid Opi.de Nil rcot.
Sup .Carb. Soda Bermes Mineral -
Corms, Sub. Merc. • Ethiops „do.
Refiners o fChamptior,SalN it re,Brimitione,llorszAtd„ ,
Offer for sale the above mentioned articles together with'
'a general assortment of Paints. Dings and Dte Stuffs:-
and every other article in the Chemical and Medicine
inc. . .
Being manufcturers of all tbe a rticlesenumerated on
dar the above head, they pledge themselvesito supply
their friends and the publiron the most reasonable'
tepmel - ,
• Window and Picture Gloss. from 68,t0 4 V.
Oct 1 1837 48—
rascal Iroll - Works Ware-
horise.
N 0.77 South Third Street. S. E. cotnet Watuts
PHILADELPHIA.
Morris . 7'asker ,S• Morris,
'RON Founders, and Manufacturers of Cost
m Grates, Furnaces, }Mellen hooves, Bath Boil
ore, Perpetual Ovens, dr.c. Welded Wrought iron
Tubes, for Steam, Gas, Hot Water, &c:
Davrs Safely - Lamps
of the best Construction.
Patterns for the Foundry reyeived,and eastinf a
delivered at the Warehouse, Third & Walnut St.
Philadelphia.
September 26.1838,
Davy's Safety Lanips,
OF the best construction, and most approved kind
also makes new gooses to old letups, and other
epaire done at the subscriber's Clock . and Watch
Maker Shop, in Centre 'Street; Pottsville:
June 1 2ft—tf JOSEPH COATSWORtIIA
SWAMIS PANACEA.
For the cure of Scrofula, or King's evil,- kaphylts, and
- the halt ofpantful,clisagreeable, and hitherto incriratter
affections resulting therrfrom, Rheumatism, Ulrerour
Sores, Wire Swellings, Disease* tt,f the Bverand Skis
General Debiltiy, 4-e. and all Diseases arising from
• /inpurityof Blood.
HIS Medicine Is particularly recommended et
this season of the year, as an•alteratrve and a
purifier of the blood. It gives ir tone and vigor to
debilitated constitutions, which invalids aro uncon
scious of until they have experienced its effects.
It is also recommended% Diseases where the lungs
and breast ate supposed to be affected, and .also
where the constitution is broken down by the use of
Mercer) , or Quinine :•
'TUTS MEDICINE has the singular fortune
just tribute to its great merit, of being reccommend.
ed by the most celebrated Practitioners of Medicine
in the United States and Europe; whereas riot one:
of the spurious mixtures. Nada in imitation of it, has
the least support from the Medical Pam:dip This
fact offers an argument so plain and donor that
it needs only to be mentioned ter enter convictio .
Swairde Panacea is recommended to 1 those inv.!,
ids for whom Physicians prescribe S rsaparilla Syr
ups. Extracts, &c.
Prepared at Swaim's Labarator . Philadelphia..
Sold by Or Batman, Agent for chnylkill Coun
ty. and Sishn S. C. Martin, Druggi . Centre Street
Pottsville.
September 12, - 27—tf
MOUNT cartrom HOTEL,
Schuylkill County, Pa.
ittunEN uniGpti
Eli ES PECTitILLY announces to his friends and
in Al k the public that ho has taken this splendid, airy
and delightful establishment, situated at
. at; the termination of ihe _Heading and
Philadelphia Roil Rood; where ho wilt
I
be happy to wait on thoserwho visit the
Coal Region, on rosiness. et for the perniure 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 Being withhi tett
minutes walk of the Ikirough of Pouhaille, though
euMetently removed to escape the deist and noise of
that busy bostling place, it' rs 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 bestiful garden. over
looking the Myer Schoplisill, the Schuylkill Canal.
Mount Carbon Rail Road. (extending to the Mine'.
and thence to Sunbury) theetntrel'urepifie, end itt
the same lime affording a teal and romantic view of
five Mountains. The house is sorplied with pure
mountain spring water. ond a pothing establish.
meet, enrivalled in the *Autry. A splendid pleas.
ore Carle kept flit the exclusive accommodation of
visitors, who may be disposed to visit the Mines. IR
enjoy the wild and - roinantic scenery of the surroun
ding country. Individuals or families may rely on
having ample room, and every possible attention.
Mount Carbon, Jane 19, 1941,
spring Fagibions.
MIRE sobscribera ha* received by late imp . orta
lion, the Spring and Summer Fashions wah a
handsome assortment of Spiing goods, consisting of
wool and web dyed Bloc ,Illeek and fancy colored
eloths.and - cassimeres. new styled - London single
milled cassimeres do. plain Black and very rich
figured Silks and Satin vestings.Dianumdr, Meri.
no. a splendid article entirely new for vesting. Black
Satin and jitney silk cravats, Henri Perlin Silk
and Hoskin Glovea,Fancy Gum elastic Suspenders.
&e. ,
• The above article, wilt he sold 15 per cept less
than the nsual prices for cash at ,
- LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR.
- Corner of Coate Mahantengo St.
• .
Aprzl24th
_ St. inbes Salt. •
SUPERIOR article for proem . ing Potk. For
A, sate by „ E. Q. & A HENDERSON.
Sonaory 2.. •
ASDRItW EICS.SEL.
25-1,
EMU