MOUNT CARBON WAIL ROAD. The amount of Coal tramworted on this road up to Theteday-exeoing lust, , 3,63 tons Per last report 59;246 NATEIAN CI MIN E 111I.L - RAIL lipA The nm..uot 'Of Coat Iran:4)olb to Thursday evening het, is Per last report Total W tit. N E SCHUYLitII.I. VALLE RAIL ROAD The pmoutiOnf Coal transpo'Fled on this road up to Thursday evening lasi, is 6,537 tons Per last report 434,451 1 54,991 IT. 11. TIOTIS, Collector Cl{ LCK RAIL R 0.11). The amount if Coal transriutril on this road up to ThurstLiv evening last,is I 2.32 U tons Per last revert 1 35'219 To! d 37,519 G F:( )„ If A y EST N . , ctor • On Thursday eN Coil , tr. the Rev. %S ilDsm Dame Mrt. II EN it I liEtt llt to Mi ss JANE DA - Is, both of Pottsville. -OUR R . 3 T I E A 10 ,1 li tE• CORECoII WliEfl.Y. T Poti le, Scptemb WIIEAT FLOUR ler Barel E 6 75 RYE, do ' cm•t. t 1 75 WIIEAF per . But3liel, 1 40 RYE,' ' l-- ->" do, 70 (70 14N, . 1 ' , c t O \'l'S, . do [ EGGS. . p( r dick. BUTTER, pt .r imprl 11 \ CON, do ii A MS. do PO I'ATOES, per bet 11AY t ir till Irti la ti Lod ge A STATED IL, tin .0* 216, will be 1...1 at tho Sept.27th INII. l'ittleto;:l att., Sept. - m.l,er 2.1 .18epea I A sbio a STATED meet of thrl soci3linv , , - will 11, I, a t id, t‘i•iitti : : Ii N 1 o'ci..irk. All dip nicuJler, nh l can pos.ittly make it entivanie tend thiq akin int;ftilJers, a. 4 renint.ince tl gettirr with the names and innniber, taldi ''4' PA PR FOG HWY , Sept. Coroner's O' To the Free s a IhdeifrOde sit rou ni!, "'MELLOW CITIZENS: tihn of a larr! number cpiaintnnees, 1 have )li4.n indi an independent candidate.tor fa . Coron.l of Serakill county, at the Lion. - Should I he ,o figwort' jority of:your sutiraffee, I pledl the digit , or the oilier o iii fig Your fr irod ' ‘and Obedi Pottsville, Septcml.cr 2.5, I Head (7 in. First Ballabig) Schuy'11:111! , •111 Eill pm burg. on Wed nesda M., for review and in , p , elo .rrned in the centre liaughawout's frowin Comm..nd 4; Et). (7. NVYN h First Battalion Sehuyl IIEAD QUA First Battalion Schbylkta LIEUT. DANIEL J. RIDGEWAY has been appointed to fill the vacancy leaskined by the resiz nation orLieut: Charle-. Pot 4, a: Adjutant or this Battalion. Ile will be ol n 'yhd and ri spec:ed ac cordingly. • GEO. C. WY X 110 P, Lieut. Cal. h - 'girat Billann Schuyli l ili Comity VoltilitecrF. t i Pottsville Sept. e 2.5 i, :39 Li 9 RE - 4 4 1 9 9 WHAT IT 110 DONE. FTHE Physician may boast ofrles skill :the quack may '''' puff and praise the wonder@ effects ol los mulct y; vet we boldly challenge any . 'f them to 1 reduce as, ii simple, sale and - powerful a n dieme as Du. WisTAils 13st.s.ot of. Wit n Cionait 1 - , he famous renteciy,tor CONSI'MrTION. Liven COMPLAIITS,COUGHS, Colds, &c. ir:77 Rein Tilt: F0L.1.0 V 1 INO i LA N!"11til Ell t ArNTY, Sept. 2d, 1811. Sta--AS you desired Inc tiAwrite and let you know if yourltalsam relieved me ani I take this opportunity to inform you that it has not ogly relieved me greatly. but has almost cured tire entire r . Before I had finish ed the second Brittle, I tilt alt 'ost like a well 111t1-11, and urn., feel !toter every day 1 ii My rough is stopped 11 . altogether, I spit up a very lit tIL, and for two weeks or morel have slept a great deal Otter than I have done for the last year. Indeed 1 frill so well I am sure I shall recover tnv health. and tl''at too for a few (tuba rs. after having :TOW half my earn logs imthe last til 0 years for medicine% th it done men 4 good. I saw the Doc tor in Lane:lslet 11 ft•ls days ag4 who gave'ine medicine last, he said 1 lo,keil notch het tr, but when I tole lion whatl W5:,113 taking he thnit sac.any more :Amor it, but hoped I .vould get is ell. I vli4l came to Philadelphia in a wee • or two and will corny to see you again. v:5 Respectfully, .y r . 4 I 0 z• i t I G IonGE KREMER. .: ....s ir 4 cIir.,TER Co foNT 1 , Ammat 2s; itql. To . Da WisrAs. l' / . • DlCAC...Siii i —lt gives me .gre* plea , ure to inform you that my siskr's health has imleoved very much since she hO3 been using your-Balsimi, and we hare every reasottao telleye a hat she will t O ecover her health iu pletel§ e `she IkS nearly used three Bottles I pin Tr li.olvd ~ of , yop atid vhshing to ['melte more before oh' ha. used flte ast, ! . .1 wish you to Sclid me three Bottles of 'the Balsam by the hearer of tl'ils letter. Since she has' 'been taking your medicine, s,te says she: has not felt pain or been troubled -with. I. hose distressing w eb ; sweats she was Ibrlllerly Ft:hie' I. to; COO L thS li' ry little, rests better at night. and find ie it 'r sleep more retresh , ing thanhas' been 'for num months. 'She is also in better' - pints than we bavr - set her for a long time and our phlysirian thinks there is . doubt but she will re ;l ti Cover her health permanently.!l • - Nours mist llespectfulf.t, . . . ICTPorehasers should he Otruc•ular to a,k fur Int WisTEits ILti-sAM OY WILD r ERILI, as there is a SYR UP sold of the same name. • • The genuine rnedirine FU .1 in Pottsville by JOl N S. C. MA RTIN, A2era Ihr Schuylkill County, adverti,eme September 1.5 \nousii 'Au PO! sALL°. /VIM subsetilier will .1 1 1 at Private Sale, zem House and Lot, in the llorotp2b of The !louse is 21 lea front hi 30 teat deep, two-unil a hair stories, high; the first { , story is built in the most Onhatantiu: manner wi tj' brick and stone, and the balance is frame. The fut. is 25 feet font. by 200 deep, With a stable on 14 , 3. rear large enough to accommodate two horses. House at pre,.eni rents for $l3O per annum, - Tie terms will he mod. erate 101 cash: Apply to lfr,l John Prevost, ltlinerr ville. 114/SES RUSBATCH Mittersville, 5ept„,23,1e41, 6 1 ,90Fi (',/ltertrlr =MIMED ted on [his road up 10.5.' 4 7 01 [, 173,713.13 "Ti.:4,305 1.1 'WELL Collector r lAD as this assertion may appear, it is a'tiruth that should be known and flit by all. ThouAai ds are the victims of this distre's&ing disease, and alliiire taught to Irtlieve they have nu hope of rebel but in the grave Ilainature furnished us lin remedy 'or thisadisease We say yes. and will prove it true. In- that sihmle try it, the • 'XVi Lo Cut:tiny(Primus Virginianly we are furnished with one of surprising lower and si ooh all others we possess. The physicians may deny : this the incredulous may doubt, yet its powerful virtue= in this cotnplaint are such as will convince the viferld that Consumption" may and can be ent.:d, eveniav hen life hasher! espaired IVe do not intend td itsult an ant community by pretending. it 011 either loran new 1 esti or cure every case on every staoe of the di ease ; but we boldly assent, that it has effected More •ures than all other remedies put together and 'even miry that was con irderrd incurable. such, in deed,. re the surprising virtues. of th.s medicine, that none despair. Ilundreds have been cured, and many 'lore will be if Gay value life and heldth,,and arc at' ime.l with con:milli tuon, give the '• BAILS.% at ol' Wit /CHERRY " a fair trial, and you will no doubt be ri. paid .for it. Besides, its astonishing cfric:-.cy in consuMption. it has also been used with universal success In LivElt COMMAis rs. Cituosic, CoUGHS, ASTHMA, : BROM:11- ms, cr,,, u r.. and WilooriNG Couult, and cured many aft. r every other remedy had failed. The genuine medicine e. 01,.? in Pottsville by JOHN S. C. MARTIN, general agent. Price. $ I a Bottle. I TRA,YEL) from the Ygrlc Tumfel n:fieeg, on Wednesday the Sth of September, a iBI,AI:K Al Al; P., small ,17. , ! having one blind eyf., and a white spot fin htr fan; he had a rail road, turn On la OW lune slof %as loza. Any I,t r,fio in 110 shall return the above (I.•serihrd ware, or Lnvr lift], matimf where she may lie fo'ind, shall reeeive the , atetve re%iurd by tile ,uhf.ertl.r. WILMA 11. EAGLE. Sctlythill :39 3 t 6 , 1 15 to 917 No. .216. I,ml_r. .11 Vollrlay f rldutice i+ r~gnraril, Stray C ou.• VED II W y from the sub•criher In Mitki.rr. ‘01,•, about tune w, the aun, It Rl. kkli (1)W, isbout i t ;,rs o! 1 v. ith-a small while :44 mi hrt and the horns stand iwirly straight up, rr will n said row to tlie on tier, or ;2 ire tol;irimiii , to %Own. hr can get her a2ain, shall he rt.as.thahl v wat ;kd. I',olqville Repral !Air. O'Colamr's 111, -Q7O, 111.,. al/ ffMME I= Oil. t' b. ',MO is (Uon 11.11111, to. pi,CeS Of nue of. Mll9l % - :011,051 uls% fo ' o , R, r.s.v.i OF . 111.1: It . " Ili t• .1 br:urd re Ilif (ly lor Puhno i•ary ,'J. 11R I), Pres't MEM fil +re. I • h:a ' ;s the Sets in when such complaints become most prevalent. It is the time when the tiny stems of'• rirs sum e I ioN " are Oiu n innocent ly soy. a Inns l% fiat is termed a .viight or simple 1 . out • 0...t01l t•. the sodden elrittaes of telotterattire. tv ; .ost:re to the iiiieleinelleies. AC. none are eat 11111 trio them. ire tint and let them run on for weehi and even Montle, without of the most , illelo .Rt. 311 - . NI lea, that taTleelecl are alw.is druid rims. and in nine cases out of ten the cause of that l ' ear MI disease consumption. Al cold pro— duces a conch—it set , les upon the breast, a hoarseness with yams ut tlie breast will Collnw. neXt.a itiffem'ty of heat. C 91,1 shills. and finally all the sympions of this distressing complaint. Thousands ale thus Mimed to the grave from their own neglect Re advised, lien, - and do not trifle with all 'enemy so lElertors Srhuyil, ‘t the nrevot iliv ;„• tnyst•lf a Ithe office. of rnsoing October eke ke as to receives ma mvsellM dkehargf lity and inpartialtly SIMIMM 3!)—ic 111.gll'Cletl, may be Itertal the power of no tin - ine. If 3 utt value 34,w 1.1e.0r health, don't trust to any of elle fetrzek nostrums. hot procure a Bottle of the RA Is I NI .W ‘V 11.11 I 'ltEttai nnntedtatr•lV It is a retned3i that has stood the test o f lAt.ttrit•llee, cured thousand.,. ; illid luau!, front Lis ar!) tira% e. rr I' A ituTri EOl 1t la the house :,1)(1 lou will viers, frers [fade 101:y talon 'flow il,4' UC. 1 1 1 IC.. $: I a bnitle. Snld in lulls\ll it I}' JOUN S. RTIN. lor ;kiln} 16 ill County. r i rj , Sue alic•l :1(11 ertn, clients Septepber lathtat I(l'n'elnels A. in. The Line wtll I.e the rizitt re,iting un }w- Ea' 'OOP, bro. Ca. tll County Voluuu, TERS rip lIAT the partnership heretofore exi,linz be tween Michael Murphy and Morris, trailing (in the coal Imisint ss‘ under the firm of Murphy & Morriq, was this day de:solved, by mu tual consent. 'the business hereafter will be roc ducteit try Michael Murphy, by whom all' the debts of the . firm will be paid, and unto whom, all thasc Who are indebted to the firm arc requested to make payment. _ _ IICOUnIy Voltin‘ters AND MIL Ls MAC Ith\Eß Y Fait SALE. 0 14 E suliscriber effers for sale, the STEAM ENGINE AND MACHINERY OF Ills FLOUR 31 ELL, situate if: Germantown, six miles north of Philanelphia. Flic Engine is of twenty horse power, is almost new, ano Is a superior arti c'e. The tnachine•rr of the mill, consists of two pairs of Burr stones, 4 fi et each ; one pair country stems, one pair bulling stones: one merchant and two country bolts and chests; one rolling scree,.; three sets elevators; three hopper-boys; together w oh all the requisi'e machinery fur carrving on the mil 'hoz befSioess, in good order. This machinery is of the most approved construction, with cast-iron gear ing, and has been used only about fifteen months. t% ill be sold altogether, or divided to suit purcha ser, DW A IZD 1101. MES ES 39- CONSUMPTION M BE Ma DR. WISTAR'S 8188 OF AVILIKIIERAY THE CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR DISEASES OF THE LUNGS. in- See °thin. advertisements Se;itember 25 $a U}:WARD. SL 1,1 vinber t 25 'fake Notice, ' :VI !CITA EL 31LYRP Y. September 18 , 39 <ieani EtvAine The whole can he examined nt any time, nt the mill, by a pply inz to the undermined in German. town:or infor Itiution call be obtained of Mr. HUGH D. Nlana tt . \V. 11. STOk F.C. 136L-3ts September i. 1.3 NSOLV ENT (Awn )RS.--The linhveribers 1111 i ave. applied to the Judges 01 the CoOrt of Coin. mon „Please of Schuylkill county, for the benefit o f the several ,Vets of Assembly, passed Mr the relict of Imolvent Debtors, and that the s , ,id Judges have appointed Monday theoltith day of October next, at 10 o'clock-In the lintnoon, at the Court. 110U,e, iu Orwigshurg, for the hearing ef' us and , nor credi tore, when and where they may ;wen d if they think proper. DAVID R. THoMAS. JAMB MILLER. SAMUEL JOIIN HIPPLE, WILLIAM. DAVIS, JolEi F. UFAIE(A,E,' JusEPII HosKINS, WILLIAM BROWN, sAMUEL NUGANT. ABRAHANLZI‘IMERMAN,i PE MR ZIMMERMAN, PETER HERTZOG, PAT'? lc )WENS, , JOHN FEEToN, BURDPATIERsON, I s A AC :•,'FR JOSEPH HORTON, 1 ,1 1-Th2,llser iL.-; rcs - rnurrioN orsr Piano Forte it in Vocal Mg inhabitants 01 Pottsville and It NI viein most , respt ctfilfy informed that the sob will give instruction on the Piano FOrte cal MUSIC accompany log the same, in Fut sons that may ft el disposed to patriinfse He will attend at ,rated hours, in anyl "%mil terms may be ascertained by application Shubert's Store, Centre Street. ' July 10 • Cargetings. INGRAIN Carpeting for sale by • E. Q. 4- A. IfEN August 28 . FIAT fearful and destructive enemy to our health and happiness ( Consumption ) conqured at lass. ALBANY, September 6, 1841. DEArt Ste—ln yours of the 23:11 instant you ask if your BALSAM OF WILD CHERIIIt has proved successful in this part of the country. In answer to these inqui ries I can safely assert there has never been any medi cine huroduccd here that has received such universal approbation, and the demand for it ircreases ehystcians generally appear to be strangely prepossess ed in its favor and many of our first families are DOW trying it. In several cases that I have heard from, it has given great relief, and others have said they feel satisfied it will cure them effectually. One ease in par ticular I would !minion is. that of the wife of Mr flow artl, a very influential family. residing a few miles out of town. who has been lingering. with consumpiion for several years and tried all the celebrau d renictLes in vain. She has only used three or four Bodies of your Balsam, and Mr !toward informed me, a few days ago. that she was recovering raredly, that her' cough nad ceased entirely and he confidently believed it had been the means ()relaying her life. Thee I think are pretty strong proofs of irs virtues, but I flatter myself before the wirtter Is over I :hill be able to give you many oth ers sue h as ft w medierues cart boast of. F.SPECTFULLY tenders his services to the -L l -,eitizcns of Pottsville. Ile will be happy to wait on any ono de:mot - AN of instruction on the Pl ano Fort,, togi tiler •t% jib Singing, the Flu'r, Flage olet, Accordcon, In.,ides other inasteal instruments. It sufficient encouragement red, he proposes to open 'a singing school. The first go:trier will be ecvoird to la t the foioulat ion of music, and alter shut the higher branches utll be.tangi,t, Lessons in Sacred thus c teill be g tech to suit the varion, s congregations of this Borough. Sioging will he tangtt in both the German and English I ittLinaizes. kninofortes ttio«l and repair. d Nr. reei.lciice is at Dr B-andrier's, No. II .11•.ilinotengo tit roe' Sept. 9.5, 1.11. ME all Ike rt iorddes set tl.se”t rr«l for Ihts cemplaait. it is waversatly ackidtwlt t.cd none has ever liken as slit cvssful as t SAM of WILD It Y. " it is a safe and titn;tle ined,ce,e, no injury can attend es use. wt l .l ',ton •,trust its 1a Ogress, and gue 'tented ate IT LI TIII; la the :(2:1,011 ben 'his (lll...list' 111:1kCS viii h de , t rtieti Se ravages atnor.Lst )come children and cnrres oilLnudndsto the grave. I.:%ery mother ‘N ho lovt s her child. and all who have the care of children, should keep thi s rem, dy in the house (111L1112 the is Infer arid give it as soon an the r huld Loins to reugh this is done. the little sufferer trill p.t relief in a few hours and be at once rcst , itt d In perfect safely. In IVuotterst; Cot 1.11 it is a:so an invaluable remedy—far vii. erior ari th.ng In W.V. PDC(' I a Bottle. • JOHN 1)A NI FA S. VOTICI - . is In ri by g. vi a tliat a Court of Corn hir the trial causes at is -Ile, in and het he cow.ty of Selig) kW, will be. .held at Or wnzsbertr, in the realty :11 . 11.“.lid. on :Mot day pre erdinc the last ninthly in October neat, ( being the of raid month.) Therefore all persons having snits pendint•, and all persons whose ditty it shall be to appear at said Court, will tal.eltoti , u and gaern theta:dyes ac. corditifflY. JOIIN WOOLISON, Sheriff: Slieritl":. Office Or wiaF_ b urg , S e pt, 25, IH-11. C " t •t! anti Toao, will be spry, d up (very day tit • for E x el m i ze Mod it e t ic i. i ry, 11,m 9 o'- clock A. M. main II P. \l arty. JOHN SILVIA:, for WM. G. JOHNSoN. September IP, IMI I® ty are ciibrr d pit tan.— ; his Mr. MBE El MI THE MINER'S JOURNAL. ANOTHER 9 LIFE SAVED. ro Da. 11. WlsTArt Yours Reel ectfully THOMAS SIIEPPARD The genuine medicine is sold in Pottsville by JUAN S. C. MARTIN, Ageid fur Schuylkill .2ouniy Price $1 a Bottle iKir See iitlivr advertisements. September '25 HR. J. A. (ROIIE, Professor of Music. Croup in Children. SO Id 111 Pottsville by September 25 PROCLAMATION. WILLAM H. Fashionable Hair 01:litter, riiird door atm% e• the Penns) I% atthi B all, (Torre Strut POl TS I 1,1.11, M OST re-is:0104 returns 1,l grateful ar knovi cdgiticids to its nuinrrous friends ;Ind . ( usto mers, who have so generously patron;7.. 11 him since he commenced business, and he call but repeat iirs former pledge; In attend sobionsly and unremitting. ly to business; he flatters himself ire in his long ex perience of seventeen years in the business, that he will lie able to cut hair according to the latest fash ion, and shave) with ease. And he hopes by strict attention to bilsiness to merit .ind receive a share of public patronage. Ile has just received a most splendid assortAient of pe.rfunicry, consisting in part &To rn/A -11a wafer, a delightful perfume for the toilet Eau de Colonize water. Florida water, Lavender water, Bose water, Bear's Oil, Annum. Oil, Tooth Paste, Cmnbs, Hair Wash, Marcassa, Oil, Pomatilm, Indian 11n1r dye, Savon Shaving Cake, Otto of Rose Shaving Cakes, Congress Soaps. Bcrgarnot Soaps, and Fancy Soaps. Ile has (hr sale that highly fra grant Balm of Columbia, which dsstrm s dandruff of the head and prevents the hair from decaying and tailing otr. Ile hopes the public will give it a lair tri al, as several hundreds in the last few years have de rived great be twit therefrom. Scptemter IS, 1841. Fall Fashions. /14INiiE subscribers respectfully beg kayo to inform their patrons and the public generally, that they have just received by late importation, the FALL ANo WINTER FASHION., together with Frvl,(ll, W 00l and web died Cadhs; French barred Cassimers of all color: Also a fine t-clect ion of French and English Satins, plain and figured. They have added to their former supply a fine a , sortment of Stocks, Boseins, Colars &c., all or which they will warrant to he of a Superior quality and made up in the most oppro ved style. LIPPINCOTT & Merchant Tailors Corner Centre & Militant - mg° St. Pottsville. -Sepleml,t r IP, 1841. 38—tr N B The public arc invited tu.--611 and examine the goods, :so that they may he utile to judge for thurnselves. . L. 4 - T. Count* CoimaiNsioner. To tAe-Free and independent Electors of Schnell ,- kW County. FRIEND? AND FELLOW CITIZEN , :- Encouraged by the !oheitationsff a number of my friends, I have been induced to offer myself as a Candidate for the C'onentissioneros Office of Schuylkill county, at the ensuing election, and respectfully solicit your suffrages and support.— Should I be so fortunate as to receive a majority of the voteivol mv fellow citizns, I pledge myself to discharge the ditties of said Oilice with fidelity and to the best of my abilities. I remain your friend and fellow-ciliztri, JACOB MATTI] LAVS Or t igsburg, September 18, 1841. 38—te FOR SA LE. Fubscrj)er is authorized to sell at private A sale fur cash, all the personal property belong— ing to the North American Coal Company, con— sisting of 43 large Rail Road Cars, suited to the track of the Alount Carbon Rail Road, 16 Rail Road Cars. suited for the Will Creek Rail Road with a large number of Dritt Cars all in good order, two Truck Waggons, together with a variety of fixtures no cessary for mining operations, cyllinder and other Screens, Carts Waggons, Blacksmith Tools, Picks, Shovels, Chains. 4c. 4.c. Together with one fifteen horse power Engine complete, one Theodolite and level in good order. Apply to JAMES SILLIMAN, Jr. 35-11 August 28 York Store Room WO Let. Apply to THOMAS MILLS. -IL September 4 36 EEO JOHN S. C. MARTIN. PROCLAkMATION. HERF.AS, in and by an act of the General As sembly of the Commonwealth of Penns.yleania, entitled," An act regulating the Geniral Elections with in this ommonwealth. passed the 9d day of July. A. D. 1839," it is made the ditty of the Sheriff of evel y county to give public notice of such election to be holden, mid to makeinow I) in such notice what officers are to be elected: Therefore, 1 7 John G. oolison, High Sliet:ff of the county of Schuylkill, do 3IAKF: K . ...twit: by this advertiseinent to the electors of &ad county of Schuylkill. that a GENERAL ELECTION will he held in the said county, on Tuesday the 12th day of October next, at the severa I districts therofas follows, to wit : 1. The eirciors of the borough of Orwigshure will hold their election at the Court House in the borough of Orw icnburg. 2. The electors of West Brunsm, in township will hold their elt coon at the Court House in the Itoronnh of h.rsbargi 3., The electors of East Bronswi_ township will hold their election at the house of henry Lutz. now occupied by John Boyer, in the town of McKeansburg. 4. The elect •rs of Pmegrove townshia will boll their election at the house of the late John Barr. new ‘Villiam Lutz. of said townshiii, 5. The electors of Wayne township will hold their election at the hou'e of Loenard Innkeeper, in the town ofFriedertsbnr,z, f. The electors of I . oter Mahantongn township will hold their election at the house of Peter Yoder, formerly Samuel Moser. in said township. '7. The electors of Rarrti• township. including the house occupied by Mr. Rao n, «•ill hold their election at d m house of !sand Dengler, in said township. • S. The electors of Porter township will hold their Mee tirM at the house ofJtool llcberbng Jr. now or late in the occupancy of Samuel himmel, in said township. 9. The electors of Lower Mahantango township will hold their general election at the house of Joseph Os man, in said township. 10. The electors of West Penn township will hold their election at the house now occupied by Moritz Fo reitlor,in said tutorship. 11. The electors of Union 'Township will hold their election ;it the house of John Eisen er, in said town shoo. 12. The electors of Rush township will hold their election at the house of John Braes, innkeeper, in said township. 13. The electors of Branch township, including that part of Nitiwegiatt twto-usldp herelolhre vtaing rt the Borough 01'11116er:4%1 , 1e. shall be a Fepa rate election els- Irq, and the nil 'tors thereof shall ht , ld , e. cial eleetion at the littut.e ocropud by I harks Ta,)lor, ut the f?orough of Altar,vll:e. nr.re,ajd. 14. The cleriors totruslup,residing,cniit of a r (lint from the triwtii- hip line of :11;iiilienn, in a stiric..ht line W itli the Oki Forces includin, the same. noun thymic to ilir house rimer occupied by Jec,it ) Wetn nter, in;9;;;Ion: ;Le cnntinutn , llorn ; hence nt a sir ai ,At lin e to Iho Cult lOWII:11111 hold their neral cicct.on at t i,e house of Frcdenr k Ben sin;!nr. Jr. in the of Seliu)11,1 1 .1, in the said county. 15. The t'i ii!•d voters residing in the toww.ilii pof Not Weetatl aed N Ini t !kill. in the county of .'whu within the follovs ie. : described bounii 4 s. shah here:lite-1 e a sepwate cit.( non slietrict, Pegoining on the Lee between the 1(110.n:dons or i‘omvgian at,d Mrthliciin; from thence a htra.ght heft It, the lie the now w by John l'entwin, In( holing the smite—front iii ere to the Norwegian church—lrma thence to the Lunt house of V. B. Niebols, Esq. including The same—from thence a straight line to the lice between tic townships of Nor tet`eiall and Barry—from thence tollooing the townrhp lines of Barry rod Rush enst‘n ard "to a point—!rout I hence in a sir rght Ilse tiOtilb.r4rd to the Old Vortle, excluding the same, hence to the horse now our (ivied by J.o.01( Won - liner. eXcitidiba the same. und thence in a sta jo i t h oe to !he place of beginning. excluding the tour of New (7astle, and the qualified elector; reSiding , berme described hounds shall hold their elec tam at the Port Carbon !louse, m the town of Pert Carbon. It;. All the I itiahtivtl electors, residing on the east side of Norwevian street. In the Boroirdi of Potissdle in this count) ol'jchmlkill. includ.ng that portion orthe qualified electors in :thulie,in townshipoNs ho 11:14e here tofore voted in the hallot box of said Borough, shall form a separve civet:on district, and continue to hold their elections at the public house of Ur & Brotlierrin sail Uorough. 17. All the qualtihd electors rr N1(1111^. 611 the west side 01 Aorwege,s. street. ut the hotongli of l'oosville, atoresattl. inceichn2 that portion to the clef tors of Nor etz,att township oho ha% e heretofore voted in sat.' bur ontth. shall Farm number and separate election and hold their elt Lion at the pul.lte house. at 1%1111.:. Pi. The electors or slot borough of T.itwoitia w.ll bold theft elect 00l at the grimed house in ca al !wrot'''. 19. 'Flint tile clef tors of mann,n township Icing south-east of the tolloning toe —eonitnenco.g at the hn~nshtplineof 11'..yee and 111wihetat town. the Summer liill, thence altazo-4-...3.l4terrtner ill and Oro, insburg road. to the house of 11'ielow: So. ea he r. and the , house of John I)ewa It. excluding the s.inie. thence to the house of Philip Drumheller, thence to the house ofJohn Delbert, at the Centre tin nuthe ; thence to the loose of John lia.z. hence to the house or mi l , ; thence to the house if John Shane. Jr, including the carne: thence to the township line of said Mat.hetin and Schn)lkill town-lo shall hereal'er hold their general elections nt the Court House, n the borough of Orwig'i burg. 20. The electors of the remaining part of Manheim township will hold their elect.on at the house of Philip Boyer, innkeeper, in the limn of Schuylkill Ilaven. At which tone and place are to be elected by the freemen of the connty of Schuyll,ll One Person for Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania One Person for :11, other of the House of IZepresen tan vcs of the Common weakh 01 Penns . ) Ivailla. Ctlpe Person for Coroner One Person for County Comousstoner Olke 'Person for Cetuity Treasurer. sec Person fur Director oftlie Poor. Two Persons for County Auditors. Two Persoliii for Trustees of the Orwigllburractemy in the county of Schoy4-kil I The general election and election for inspectors and judges, to be opened - between the hours of 8 and 10 o'clock in the foeenoon, and shall continue without in terruption ocadjournment until 7 o'clock in the even ing, when...the polls shall be closed. ln . yurrS'nance of an Act of the General Assembly of the-Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. entitled •• A n Act -relating to the elections of this Commorm ea Rh:" pass ed the 2d day elJuly. A. D. 1t39, Notice is hereby git (.11, " That every person, excepting justices of the pr who shall hold any office or appointment of profit or trust tinder the go % ernment of the United St:ii es, or of this titate, or of any city or incorporated district. and al 'so that every commies ofcongress, and of the state leg islature, and of the select or common council of any city, or conunissioners of any meorporated district, is ' by law incapable of hokfing or exercising, at the same time, the office or appointment of judge, inspPctor or clerk of any elecdon of this commonwealth, and that no inspector. judge, or other officer of such electiim, shall be eligible to any office to be then voted tor." And the said Act of Assembh, entitled "An Act relating to the elections of this Commonwealth," passed July 241, 1839, Maher provide as foLows, to wit: " That the Inspectors and judges. chosen as aforesaid shall meet at the re-pective places appointed for hold ing t?'e election in the districts to which they-respec tively belong. liefotclllllC o'clock in the morning of the second Tuesday in October, in each and every year, and' each of said inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who 1 shall be a (mall lied voter of such district. "In case the person who shall have received the sec ond highest number of votes fur inspector, shall not at tend on the day of election, then lige person who shall have received the second highest l umber of votes for judge for the next preceding election Shull act as in spector in his place A nd to case the person who shall have received the highest number of votes for inspector shall not attend, the person elected judge shall appoint an inspector in his place; and incase the person elected judge shall not attend, then the insi.ector who received the highest number of votes shall appoint a judge it. his place; and if any vacancy shall continue in the bo-ird for the space of - one hour after the time fixed 'ay law for the opening of the election., the qualified voters of the township, ward or d:strict, for which such officer shall have been elected. present at the place of election, shall elect one of their number to fil 'such vacancy. " It shall he the duty of said assessors reneetively to attend at the place of holding every general, special, or township election during the whole time said elec tion is kept open, for the purpose of giving informa tion to the inspectors and judges when called on in re lation to the right of any person assessed by them to vote at such election, or such other matters in relation to the assessments of voters as the said inspectors or jidge, or either of them, shall from time to time re quire. • "That no person shall hepermitud to vote at any elec tion, as aforesaid. other than a write freeman of the age of twenty-one years or more, who shall have resided within the state at least one year, and in the electiondis trict where ho offers to vote at least ten days immedi diately preceding such election, and within two-years pant a st be or 'county tax, which shall have been as sessed at least ten days before the election. , But a citi zen of the United States, Who had previously beer. a qnalified voter state, and removed therefrom and returned,and who shall have resided in the election district, and paid taxes aforesaid, shell be entitled to vote atter residing in this state ail months :Provided, that the white freemen citizens ofthe United States, be tween the ages of twenty-one and twenty-two yesrs.and having resided in this state one year, and in the election district ten days as aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote, although they shall not have paid taxes. •• No person shall be permitted to vale whose name is not centained in the list of taxable inhabitants furnished by the Commissioners aforesaid, unless; First: Ile produce a receipt for the payment within two wears, of a state or county tax assessed agreeably to the constitntion. arid else satisfactory evidence either on his own oath or afflrmati n of another, that be has paid such a tax or on failure to produce a receipt,shall make oath to the payment thereot. or Second; It tic clai ms right to,vote by being an elector between the ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years, he shall depose on oath or affirmation, that he has resided in the state at least one year next before his application, and make such proof of res.d , nce in the district as is required by this act, and that he does verily believe from the ac counts gix(en hint that lie is of the age affigesaid, aid give such other evidence as is required by this act s w hereupon the name of the person so admitted to vote shall lie inseited in the alphabceica I list by the inspectors ! and a note made opli site thereto by writing the word •• tax." if he shall be dibbled to vote by reason of havieg pant a tax, or the word age," if he shall be adMi•ted to vote on account of his age. and in either case the reason of such vote shall Le called nut to t he clerks: wlio shall make the like notes in the....hst of voters kept by them. - •• In all cases where the name of the person claim ing to vote is not found on the list furnishcki by the coin missiof rrs and assessor, or Ins right to vote wheth er found thereon or not is ontected to by any qualified eit.zen, it shall be the duty of the inspectors 10 eXornine such person on oath as to his qualifications, and if lie claims to have resided within the state for one tear or more, his oath shall be sufficient proof there-f, but he shall make proof by at least nue competent witness, who shall be a, qualified elector, that lie has resided within the district for more than ten days next immedi ately precednig said election, and shill also himself swear that his bona fide residence, in pursuance of his I lawful calling. is within the district, and that lie did not remove in the said district for the purpose of voting therein. •' Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who shall mike due proof tf reqmred, °Rhos residence and pay ment of taxes, as aforesaid. shall be admdted to vote in the township, ward or dtstric. in which he shall reside Hans pertion shall prevent or attempt to prevent any officers*Pan election under this act from holdth. , such eli l i fin. or use er threaten any violence to an) such officer, or shall imurrupt or tin properly in lei trio with Imo in the execution of his duty, or shall block tip or attempt •o Llecli up the window or zoenne to any win dow is hi re the same may be holden, or shall riotously di,torti the pears at such e'eefloil, or Shan ore or I Tar- I ire ally utttto.dation.• threats, force, or violence, with de,tot to 11,0uence unduly or overawe any elector, or to IMO 1 . 1•0111 VOllllll, or to restrain the freedom of choice, such person on eons iction shall he fined in any sum not exceeding live hundred dollars and he un pr,sauci.l for any tame riot less than one nor more than tin else nuind.s. And if it shall be shown to the C.ourt IA here the trial of such offence shall lie had, that the f „ r<nn 50 (dr, Tiding Sias not a resident of the city. ward Ott tart, or toy, wi ere the sad otrence was com nutted. at•.d not entitled to vote !herein, then. on r tom( he shall be semeneed to pay a fine trot hers than ot.e hundit d nor mote than one 1110 X-ill la dollars, and r.opr..-tintid not le •s than nix months nor more than two "eau:. ll' :illy person or persons shall make any het or wrt aer upon :he T any election wohin I Ins common wealth, or ehali - offer to make such Let or wager, Po 11- er by %erhal vroclanianon thercof,or by any wctien or printed athertisement. ehallenee nr 'mate any pergon or persons to make such bet or Witter, upon 0011 V letion theism' he or they shall forfeit and pay tin en times the amonnt S , l bet. or offered tole bet. The itulues are to make their returns for the county of .. ,, chuylk ill, at the Court !loose in Orwigbhurg, on Friday the: , . lath ch:y of October. A. I), 1811. upd, r un ha rid nod seal at the Sheriff", Office at /rwushiliz. and d 1,41 :•eotenther 4. mtheyear o oor bird oli(.111(mt-ai.d hundred and forti -one. and sixty-filth year of the inclepettilvoco of the United : , tates 01,1[11(.1-lea. JOIIN (;. WCX)LISON, Sherif SherilFs 0111, Oran burg. Suptenther 4, 11 , 11. 38--4 t 1 1' aluable Heal lEstailit PtiSLIC :AI4IE B Y ORDER OF ASSIGNEES VITtI.I, he sold without restrye on Alonday the Y• 3d day of Nuvi Trait r next, itt o'clock A. at the Pennsylvania Ilall in the Borough of roils vilk the hillon tag described property :situated in . • id floroi.gli. 4 . 1_111 ut Ground, $0 by 140 fed, situate on llahaniango tUrct , on %1 hid) ate Tell Two Story Tranit , Houses, which %t ill be told ann. No. I to No. 10. tun :to by '230 Orel (.nit, and OA° Sicni. Fouse,, %tab back build.ngs, t•tiultu cat Cultre Ntit Nise, one l o t, 20 by NO ft ef, art five Frame Budding,, git utile on eernet ol Centre and Not Wvglatl streets. iso, date Lots, 23 by 1311 fte'„on «Lich are 3 three story Frame Iluo•cs, situate r n Centre sire( t. flits property is situate in a businass part of the town. AI -0, one 30 by 230 feet Lot, at the corner Ciro re and Callowhill streets, on which is a large s'ittle. Store house and Stable. Ako. nue 30 by 230 feet Lo!, adjaininz lie in! alHoe describe d. ou %blob is a 1 4 ,rie lone Store house and Dwelling, viith back Moldings. Al-o, one Lot 121 by lbt,l--feei, situate on Coal, , A loch are tt. ,txto story Frame llousts: which oill be sold froryNo. 1 in Inc. 10. Also, tour lots, 2,4 --by ISO lint, and four two-stc ry Frame I.lousilrotiiing on Coal strict. Also. onekot, 50 by 160 tent, frolitinz on Coal street. and"Moutit Carbon Railroad, rm which is a oue aiteta half Frame Howe. one Lot, 50 by ISO, adj4iining, the above, ,rtii which is a two story Frame douse. Also, one Lot, 90 by 70 feet, situate on Norwegi an and a ten feet wide Alley, on which there is a two etnry Frame Home. Also, Lot No. 70 in 13. i ratterson's addition to Pottsvtlle, situate on Market street, and is 60 by .il3O Also, one Lot 25 by 114 feet, situate on the cor• ner of Market quare and Courtland street, Also, the following property, situate in the. county of Schuylkill. A Farm containing three hundred and fi'ty Acres, situate en the Little Schuylkill one and a half miles from Port Clinton. This pro perty would be worth the attention of any one wish ling to use water power, as one of the best powers in the country can tic had here, as well as the ad. vantage of the Little Schuylkill and Susquehanna, R. IZoad•which passes through the tract. The farm Lund is also uneer good cultivation, having Lem well Limed and Meowed for several years. This priiperly mill he sold at a bargain. Also, Oho Thousand Acres of Coal Land situate on the head waters of the Machanoy and Little Schuylkill creeks. This land is knot': nto contain abundance of Coal u: excellent quality, and will be sold at a bargain. Terms, one half cash on delivery of the Deed antOlic balance in one year, with interest secured in ihe usual manner. The sale will be positive, and without regard to price. All or any part of the above described property will be sold at,private sale, on application to John Mul ford, and Solomon Alter, No. 117 Market St.. Phila. or to the subscriber at any time previous , to the day of sale. ROBERT WOODSIDE, Pottsville. September 10 37 FALL GOODS. subscriher has just returned from New A' . York Philadelphia, and is now opening a gcticral assortment of Fall Goods. compr;sing, Blk. Blue and Invs. Green Cloths, Casseiniers, Sattinett's VCSi inv., of every description„MarilloCB Mouse line De Lanes, Ladles Cravats kScarfs, Manches ter Ginglia ins, 4c. together with a general assort ment of Fancy and Domestic Dry Goods, which will be sold very cheap at the sign of the " Golden Ball." Also a large supply of Fall Carpeting, exmsisting of Imperial, Superfine and lowpriced Ingrain, 2-4. 3-4 ty 4 Vune:ian do. Damask do. Brussels and Milton,Hearth Rugs, Floor nil Cloths, (5- 1, Alicant and Manilla Door Mats. Stair Rods, Damask 4- Plait Mattings, Ofc. fur sale very cheap. E. W. EARL. August 21 34 Collars; wRENCII, Scotch & Swiss Collate, CuDuets Cravats, Jo. 4c. E. Q. A. HENDERSON. 35 August 28 Valuable Coal Lands in gebqlkill County. rola sazE, • "711 E VALLEY FtENACE LANDS." COE fall equal undivided hinth part or share of ` ll -F a Tract of Land tr, Schuylkill county. designed. " The Valley Furnace Lands," bounded by Lands surveyed to lacuh Bushy, Charles Shoemaker, Francis Mentges, ItLatthias Kctly, James Dickin son, John Swam, Dt.ctor George t lemworth, sod others, and containing in the whole Eight Thou sand one Hundred acres strict measure. • " THE SELTZER TRACT" One run equal undevidid moiety of Three Tracts , of I,and in Schuylkill township, Schuylkill county,. containing Three hundred and- twenty tour aer oa thirty three p robes, and one full equal undivided eighth part of one Tract of Land in the same Town— ship, containing Seventy acres and One hundred and thirty eight perches : the whole Four Tracts containing Three hundred and ninety five acres and ekven perches, and dcsiont;ted 'The Seltzer Tract.r " THE EAGLE HILL COAL TRACT." Seven Sixteenths undivided part or share of Tract of Land in Schuylkill Tun•nship, SchoyThilt county, designated " The Eagle Dill Coal Tract." hounded by Lands of John Kehl), Philip Faust, Daniel Graff, Conrad Fobb, and others, aria contai. 'nit!: Three hundred and seventeen acres. Apply to 11. r titan Cope agent for the subscribers,. or to either of the undersigned. JA NI ES OLIN DAs, N 101: DICA I I). LEW IS r SA M \V. JONES, } Truateo, IZOkERT L. PUT FIELD, ROBERT .Dow ELL. Phila. Sept. mber 4 / .. ,§LATEIIAT HIS PosT AGAIN ! 'teal New and „Cheaii Goods. GEO. W. SLATE, VitTOULD respectfully annolinco to his nuincr— ons friends end the public, that he hae just. returned from the city of Philadelphia , and hay.ng onrehasea for cash, at the very lowilseount ce-, how otli rs tar sale an extensive and vat iagated .`SE.ISO Ar,:tl3 - 4' OD R, Fileh as only can be found iti-trn extensive tnercan — I IC esiubli , linit fit and is bicit cannot be bought 1-cwhere at die same his stock consists of Dr v Goods, Groceries, Liquors, Ilardware, Qurettstt'are, tedarware, Mackerel, Saboriti, Ila rus, S Shoulder , , Sall, &c. &r, Among which sr; Snip Blue, Black, brown, Greco., Drab & Mix't, //ROA 1) C OTIIS, abbortnitta .1 ( * fl , llllf rec, & SaninelQ, l'iiiin S FiL,ina d Faille, VeAingr, der do Silk Velvi", Brined , &American Fronts, Furnotinil tin, Ttels .7 Sim tvl,, Alerrims, I;leue6'd &Icaclied Mrielmn &r. &c ALSO Ctlrpeting, Floor Cloth'', Rags, and liattg., Together %vitt' u large arsortruerit of GIiOCERIE3- Among which mire superior, 1r . Greer., fo.ireriul, S• Soueliong, Brown and bin! . Slug rs, IZ 10, Java, and Lagiiii a Cotrur, Soup, Sugar bootie, New OrleanF, and Trinidacrl Calona SausageP, Rat%inp, RicP, Crackers., N,ipps, &c. A L. NO rolmcco, Spaniel) 1 Spaniek and Common' Scgarr, Soap, pup. Sperm & Tallow Candler, Also, on extensyte ommrtment of Queenswtore to numerous to Fperily In an advertisement, Besides a large and elegant tssortment of LIQUORS, ' Viz —lTraney, Holland & romin l ih Gin, Port, Lisbon, Cita ry, and Madaira Wine. Irish and rec— tified Whiskey,. &c. All of which he would be plea sed- lir have Hotel Keepers and others to examine.. lie flatters himself the prices and quality will bo an inducement (lir them-to purchase. -G. W. [living received ample encouragement from his friends in the coal region to warrant the transaction of psi extensive and liberal business., pledgrs brm Xlf io use his utmost endeavors to pro mote the iMerests aid gratify the wishes of cu%- toiners,ind only solicits a call and an examination of his "goodsto secure abundance of purchasers who• wiji good articles at reduced prices. Pottsville, Sept. 10 37 Niray Cow. QTR AI ED nwny !Torn the subscriber, about ten days ago a White Cow, with a few small brown silos on her threhead and on her sides. 'Whoever will return raid cow to the subscriber or give him intornun tton where hp can get her again, shall be- reaboriably rewarded September 4 A d min istrat or's Notice: L,ETTERS of Administration, on the Estate 0 -"-A Elizabeth Christ. late of the Borough of Mi— nersville, deceased, having been granted to the bub,cribcr All persons indebted to the said deed, are re— quested to make payment to the subscriber. nd all persons having claims will present the saute without &toy. S. SILLYMAN, AdminisirtAt z _ 634= Aug.:st 21 Auditor's ilitottge• ; rprt HE subscriber having been tiiipoinied by the IL Court of Common Pleas of 9c ruylkill county , en Auditor to ascertain the cAtditor4entitled to, receive distribution under the d6i3jgnme4 of George W. Baum, and to distribute the assets now in tho hands of John Beitenman and Charles Franey Esq., Isis Assignees. Notice 19 hereby gin to all per— sons interested to present iheir ',;kla 9 to the sob. scriber at the Public House' f Mich el Seltzer, in the Borough of Orwigebutg, or; Monday the 4th day of October next. JACOB lIAMMER. 36-- September 4 TATIfA 31 & 41110TIIERS' PATENT IMPROVED LEADEN PIPE. frillE undersig4d. agent for th e manufacturers,. - 1 - offer for stile LEADEN PIPES,of all sizes and various thickness arid strength f:oni I to 5 inches In diameter of bore. The superiority of this Patent Pipe, will be evident upon examination. It is of unusual strength. Lead pipe is alsjiog. exclusively used in Philadel phia for private service, being the cheapest and best. Wafer, after standing sometime in small iron pipes will generally deposite a - sediment of iron ru , t. ,i 3 i: Besides the usual r.i'zest Tatham S. BrOthers man ufacture very light leaden pipe, for con acting wa ter frta,n springs at tong distances, aft)er slight preassure or head of water, and for equiical and other uses. • Callbre. Lengths. Weight.. i' _ i inch 100 yards 1 lb. per yard. a .. 70 . 6 . 1 .ta i .. .50 '. 2 =.. „ g ~.., 30 " 2.1 ,14,, A ... I "':l 24 .th " 2.5 yard ' s, 3 lbs 6.,0x.. 1., cr I d'i. :!:1 ft, 5 lbs. 10‘oz ' ~1 I.} " V.lO " - . 6 1b5..14 'Oz. T .' . 4_ The price of the above is very It .--rly to B. HANNAN Pot ttllo. tf.4 ) , wR O 1"r - ' MCI IR a fiesh supply just received . by E. Q. & A. HENPERSON, C 37 September 10 5n SUPERIOR Boers Tantuna, Just received ‘-r and foes:tie by T.& J. BEATTY. September 14, 1841. G—te. 36-2 mo CLecks, rlunncls, B. BANNAN. 36-
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