OEN w. no - issz*zusr, 1. Attorney a t Lvir AS taken atioffice in promptly attend to eu intrusted to his care. Oriajgabure, November, 11. H. PAral .- BELL Attorney t Law POTTSVI LE. O FcI d CE b in the basement of 'the buildirm,oceo. tl c ie e :; .s D e emoorati Press" publisher, on Marketnear Street , November 6 2'I3EIII I "LE Last; Night of the Romanti Melo Drama of the i FOR FY TH EVES. Also the celebrated Comjc Farce, entitled p.. W. OR SQUAB I,ES ABROAD Saturday Evening, Ilyovember 6, Lail night of the Grand Ithmantic Melo Drama in 3 acts of the FORT TUIEV,ES. Ali Baba, A Void Cutter, l Mr. Marsh, Ganem, His Son, i , Duff, Casstm,'The rich Brother, € Whitney, Abeßah, Captain of the Thicies, Horneastle, Hassarac, Second Captain, lPowell, 11 , 1lIZI One of the Tirteveg, „ Reynolds, Mnstapha, A Cobbler, .:,., Eberle, Ardmells, Fairy of the Lake,' Miss Eberle; Morgiiina, Slave to Casson, ~ Mrs. Powell, Cogia,'Wife of Ali Baba, i . Eberle, The Robbers by the. estof the Com p any. The entertainment to conclude with the Comic Farce o r • f *- , P. Vir• . • 9 R . r 4/11.11 1 1LES 4IUROAD. Characters by the Company. During the evening seven pieces will be played by .Potisville Gen tan hand• Doors open at T ~ ortair,i will rise at 48. Parquet Tickets, 50 cents, Pi Tickets 25 cents. N. B. The whole of the s ats have been altered and refitted, and every thine • ill be done to render the Theatre a place of Pashio able resort: - Two Box Tickets will admit two Ladies and one Gentleman. I 1 November 6 .. --- - PIROCLANIt.TION. NOTICE is F.erehy given hat a Court of - Com. mon Pleas, for the trial uau.rts at issue, in and e) for, the county of Sch•iylkill, will 'he held at Or. wigsburg, in the county' afar said, nn Monday pre. ceding the last Monday in N vember next, ( being the 6th of December.) [ - , Therefore all persons having suits pending and all persons whose duty it shall he to appear at said Court,.will take notice and nvern themselves rte. cordingly. • JOHN G. W OLISON, Sheriff. Sheriff's Office Orwigs. • _burg. Nov. 6, 1841. s( ; Oat MI . . ¶'IHS economical and nutticit erto but little known in this : casionsl small importations - wit land and Ireland. is mantificturi :subscribers at their Factory in Pi tity equal to any imported. even it is also for sale by most of the amongst Whom are Messrs Mill Milnes; Bt. Co. Clemens &Parv`ini Morris & Brothers. &c. 4 , c. as 'tnerchants in Minersville an I Pt , G EXAM:NI Ni , - Manufacturers of Flour, Oat `On the. Willow• St. Rail lioacQb Phila., November 6, 1841, New Crop Ha j.UST received a few boxes new crop Bunch Rai- Alba. Which will be sold, very cheap—also flesh Piiines, Coii.rants, .ernottc., Oiton, &c. .' JOIN S C MARTIN. ' 45 November 6 ' 'IL 11111 at the Mill tif di; of BoAnn WINTER TL , ,gust, upon new elcaring in t Little Schuylkill, well lrihr keeping; they are of a sw e et superior to those.ofiaat itt4 her sold upwards of 1144 W I Lb Al Novetnber 6 Dissotuition. nIIE partnership beret4re existing.. et JR- William Leach and R ICI ' trier -clharits and (toll dealers, trfidrig under to firm of Leach & Klock, was dissidved on irrefirst day of NoveMber 1811, by mutual consent. All iiersons indebted to the said firm ate requested to make Im mediate payment, and all pett.ona having demands will pieseOt them to Divi'd IR. Mork, who is au thorised to satie busiqi , s, of the late firm: WITLIANI LEACII,I 11-1:17113 R. KLOCK. Minersyjlic, November G J .: i. Lorberry Creek Hall lioad Company. l - 14.11.1-E Storkholdeis of the ,Lorberry Creek Rail a Road Company are liieTeby notified, that an Freminn will be held at the Ilionse of Israel Rein hard, in PI ncg royk; Sehnilk 111 count y, on Monday the 6th day eeember I n+t, to elect by !Lino', 3ne Presiden eight Manage s, one Treastire'r,, one Neemlary, to conduct iheibu mess of the Company for tfuigiar ti next. ensnin . . 13 or y.o the Rohrra ~.. OfIN gTBIMPLEft, Sect'y. 1 November 6 t 45-4 t --- • - Sulkey & Slei4 in; Whips. ANEW and very neat supply, warranted of the manufacturer. Just 'received and for sale by 1- . B. BANN XN. 45 November 6 Cooper's Ni THE History of the NI = of America, nbridge(4 ceived and for sale by November 6 • Divide id. rpHE Directorit of the Miners. Bank of PottF jlL Viiiei in the county, of is' chuflkill, have this -ay 'declared a Dividend of tiro and a half per cent, itrn the Capital stock. paid ( out of the profits of 'the last sir months) payable to the Stockholders or their legal representatives on or after the twelfth instant. CHIARLE'LOESEII, 45 Ncriember 6 , Schtlylkili County. ss, • THE Commonwealth of Penneylva -' nia .of all the heirs and legal Repre sentatives of Valentine Stahl, late of Pinegrove township, Schrtylkill cogn• ty, Deceased. [' - Whereas, by an Inquest for that purpose, duly awarded by the Orphan's Court, of the county itroresaid. the real Estate of the said Decerised was appraised at and lot the sum [ of six hundred and Tilly Dollars and ninety cents; And, whereas, the heirs and legal Represeniatilres of said deceased Mare severally refused to talt , the seine, at the said kppratied price, you are thereinto hereby?tited to appear at the next General Orehal's Court, to be heltl at Orwigsburg, fur the C county aforesaid, on Monday, the 6th day of 7 Decepher nex , , to accept or retiree to take the said prdmiscs aforesaid at the appraised price. Witness t h e honorable A.V. Par son Esq., President of our sant: Ungrt, at Oiwigs. burg, the 18th day of October, &ID. One thousand tight hundred and forty one. JACOB . KREBS, Clerk. 46 Norenibei ■ Is :wigsburg. lie will ; h business as may be 45-6 t. 45-3L' ME EMI MI Ils article of food hith fcoontry, except by mi ni emigrants from Scot and for sale by the hiladelphia in any qtinn superior being., freih.— &minors in Pottsville, tr & Haggerty, William . William Philips & Co. yell as by some of the rt Carbon. & CHAMBERS, teal. .@ Pearl Barley •tween n and 13th. 45-I),* isins, &c. rsu NI. h.criher, 500 sacks peNIPS, Sown in An. bottom lands (lithe ed and picked for, and excellent flavour, of which the subscri-. in 11i AM. UDENRIED. 35 '',..7,z.•4 MEE 43-30 Val History. avy of the United States intone volunw. J ust re. 1.3. BA N NAN.. 45 Valuable Real ritdoerty at 'g•HE subscrlb6r will offer at public sale, at his residente, halfa Mile from the borough of Pine Grove, Schuylkill calmly. on Saturday, November 211,. 1841, the following described Real Estate, to wit: A PLAIV7AiION containing about 180 Acres, situate in the town_ shipand county aforesaid, kdjmning lands,of Gratz and Lehman; HoNines and, Snyder, Paul Barr and others. The read leading from Pinegrove to Eck— ert & Guilford's furnace passes through the middle °film place. 100 ai.req ire clear, 'and in a high state of coliiiatlon--the whole hiving been recently limed—and the .teniatnder is good wood— land. The`improvements consist of a Dwel -1::11iP 1 ' 1. 4 house. Spring-house, SWITZ6R Ili: 15'; BARN, other necessary outbdildings, an excellent orchard, and a never fall ing spring near the house. rr Should the farm not be sold,,abouf 50 acres inch-Icing a due Proportion 'of woodland) lying nearest Pine -Grove, will be sold in lots to suit par chsseri; The terms will be mode known nn the day of sale by WILLIAM MILLER. Pine Grove fp., November 6 95-2* House & Lot For Sale. rigifJE subscriber will sell his [louse and Lot, in II the Borough of Minereville. The House is 21 feet front by 30 deep, Iwo and a half stories high, the first stoty is built in the most substantial man ner with shine, ar.d the balaoce is frame. The Lot is 25 feet front by 200 deep, with a stable in the rear large enough to accommodate two horses. The 1 - louse now tents for S 140 a year. The terms ore $ 800 cash. For further particulars ap ply to John Provost, Minersville, or to the subscri ber at Joseph Norton's, November 6 Medicine & Surgery. THE suhseriber ( graduate of "The Jefferson Medical College Philudelphier, city" ) would most respectkilly inform the inhabitants of Port Carbon and the neighboring towns ; that he has lo cated in this place, and will most punctually attend to all calls, in every branch of his profession. .From his acquaintance' with both Heapeted and private practice in Philadelphia City.; and private practice in the coutitay —he feels confident that he can meet the wanly or this com.nunity, bath Medical and surgical. 016ee at Mr. Hull's Exchange Hotel, ‘vhere all calls will be punctually attended to, day or night. HAMILTON F. Will IVEY, M. D. Port Carl , On, November 6 45-3 t LIST or LETTERS WiIt•EMAINIDIG In the Post Office at Pottsville, Luso November 1, 1811. 113 Persons in pairing for letters on the list, will please say they are advertised. • Allen Joseph. •Kempton S. M. Armel Abraham Kelly Michael Blanke Franz Runkle Jacob Beach Gilbert Leysnnsnyder Adam Bach Henry Leek Oeorge Ballad Charles Le.ke3 Peter Biddle,Chambers 4. co. Livengend Elias Brennan James : Lindner Solomon Buchanan James Luke Leo Brooke Albert G. Lewis J. Burkhart John Lynch Philip Brown Sarah M'Dowell William Campbell A. or Joseph Martin Elizabeth eCterist Daniel B. M'Cab Patrick Cain Thomas APLugh James Cherry David Mulvany William Connefly Patrick 51'Pherson Charles Conner David M'Coffry Roger Dommick Catharine Munson Morrison Dannelly •Junies Maddison J. Rev. Dolen John • Marlon Thomas Daniel Henry ' Mryer Daniel W. l;ngel Thomas 51 ulroy W illiant • Elliott John Jr. Nagle Dietrich Eyre Manuel Newbold George Elliott Thomas rf' Owens David Edward Thomas - 43. Parry 'Eliza, Mrs. Feast Mr. Pain Thomas Farrel John, President of R. IL I . O‘M. Farrel Jarne;t, C. castle Ryan Morty F. Fick Augustus 2 Reese 11ra. Fetcrson Luke Radcliffe: Robert, Farrell Thomas Reilly John Frown James Robeirter Edward 1 Grey Philip. Steinberger A. Ganley Patrick • Slock Thomas Galaway Mrs. - Stein A. 2 Greedy Thomas Sleieggh-Ela r bet h i Griffin Peter Savidge Mary • • tiarr Michael St reeper Joseph Handy Samuel Siraw Isaac Hughes John Smith Nt illiani C. Heckert Jessia Smith Joserdi Houtz Augustus Sharkey Hoyle Hover Sarah Thomas 'ferry Horam Francis Thorninn Midis. I Jennings William Thaldreu II anrilloo Jenkins &Pryor Ureir Join Jones James Williams John Johnston John ' Wuboir J un ]Critter Michael Wetri•ran Daiiel 'SIM" LE rrEns. Casey Honora - Davis Reese Eudy Edward- ' :Mathias Franz Mathews Joseph Reilly Patrick Michael Thealeaher • JOHN T. %VERN ER, P.: M• November, 6 95—. Valuable, Furnace Property FOR RENT. THE Liberty Furnace and land. attached, situa ted 6 miles from the town of Danville, and three from the North Branch Canal, is offered for rent. The location nt this furnace is considered one of the brat in the state for the manufacture of Iron With charcoal, being situated in the midst of a hea vily timbered country, and in a rich agricultural neighborhood. The improvements have all been erected within-the last 3 tears and consist of I Blast Ftirnace, 9 feet bosh, with hot blast fix tures at tunnel head. 1 Mansion house for manager. 13 dwelling honses for hands 18 by 30 . feet 1 Barn 'GB by 35 rem. 1 Office ar.dll) Shop. 40 Horse &cam Engine, and Cost Cast Iron BlowingiCylinder's, and the , usual number of cool sheds and other outbuildings. Tile ore is of the celebrated vein of " FoSselirerous Ore" of Mon. teur's ridge ; and the Mine which supplies the fur. trace is not 100 yards distant from the stack.— There is about 3000 cords of wood cut, which can be had with the furnace; none of it more than a mile distant from the stack. To a good tenant a tavorsble (case will be given, possession can be giv en immediately. For any further information apply personally or by letter to the Subscriber at Brudy's Hotel, Dan. ville, Pa. EDW. y. FARQUHAR, Agent. Danville, November 6 45-3 t MM Life of Christ & the Apostles.' THE Life of Jesus Christ, our Blessed Lord and Saviour, containing a full and accurate hicter3', from his taking before himself our nature, to his crucification, resurrectior. and ascension together with the Liles, transactions and sufferings of the Holy Evangelists. Apostles -and other Primitive Martyis, by the Rev. John Fleetwood D. D. -To which is added Evidences of Christianity and also a Histvry of the Jews, in one large Octavo volume with Plates. Just received and for , sale by B. BANNAN. November 6 `Dick's Christian Philosopher. ' TnE ChrtAian Philpsopher or this connection of Science arid Philosophy with Religion, by Thomas Dick: Just received and.for sale by B. BANNAN. November 6 95 - Agency for PeriodiCalii. THE sdbse.riber, phblisher of the Miners• journal. will act as Agent for Periodicals. collect subscrip tions and deliver the Works, 4c. at the earliest pe. Hods. • Address B. BANNAN. Pottsirille November 6 45-- MOSES RUSBATCH. 45-31* c=i=sz THE ; ItiINIEWS JOURNAL. • Almanatli for 1542. GERMAN, English arid Comic Almanac" fur 1842. Just received and for sale,by the Gross dozen. or single by B. BANN AN. November 6 • • 4s— Annuals, &c. for 11342. 'rim Gift, a Christmas and New Year's al- Present. 'I he Boston Token, Tne Rope of Sharon, a religious Annual, Friendship's Offering,. The Gem, The Amaranth, published by the American Sun. day School Union, The Rose,. The Merry's Annual for all Seascins, • . Token or Affection, Token of Friendship, Token of Remembrance, The Basket of Flowers, Jane Brush and her Cotiv, The Diamond, The Daisy, Poplar Grove, Letters•to Young Ladies, by Mrs. Siguuriey, The Ladies. Friend by Mrs. Farrar, • Poetry of Fltiwers and Flowers of Poetry, Albums, &c. &c. Just received and for sale by B. BAN NAN. October 30 44 Adininistrator's Aotice. Letters of adniinistratioa to the Estate of Henry Shoemaker', late of Port Carbon, in the township of Norwegian, decease.!, have ben granted to the subscriber. All persons indebted to the said dec'd. are requested to make payment, and all persons having claims wall present the same withont delay. WILLIAM 11. HULL, Adm'tor. 'Clefober 30, 1841. Pottsville institute: 91.1 HE Winter session of this institulion com menced on October 25th, and will continue twelve weeks exclUsive of the vacation. It is earn estly requested that all having wards or children to enter, will do so at the commencement of the ses sion, as mach of the success of the pupils depend upon a proinpt and judicious classification. No al lowance will hereafter he made for absence except in cases of protracted sielinvss. TE RIIS. Plain English branches, S 4 00 higher " 6 00 Classics 8 00 Stationary. 25 C. wr rrrm A ti, A. B. Principal. N. B. Books will be furnished to the pupils at the customary prices when requested-by the parents. October 30 25 Opposition lane of Coaches Aszt-gf+a aIW TO PORT CARBON. ISAAC 'I'HOMPSON & CO FOR the special accommodation of their friends and the public, have r•onirneileed an OPPOSITION LINE..- which will leave Punivtlle at 5 o'clock A. M. and 5 cr'clock P. M., for Port Carbon, and at any other hour, desired by passengers who wiVn to lake seatr, in their new and easy riding coaelies to Reading. Er For seats apply at, William Kotzner's and Lewis Heilner's respective hotels, at Port Carbon, and at M. Alortimer's hotel, Pottsville. ISAAC THOMPSON 2 CO. October . 40— Old Established PasktFe Office CORNER OF PINE AND SOUTH sTRF.ETS, NEW YORK. THE subscribers havidg completed their arrangement for the year 1841, for ji c*;;',4l,, the purpose of brin g in g out steerage ' passengers, beg leave to inform their friends andthe public in general, that a first class vessel will be despatched from Liverpool to New York, on the Ist, sth, 10th, 15th, 20th, and 25th, of each month throughout the year. Passengers on their arrival at Liverpool from the out . por,ts, will be furnished with lodgings and, a convenient place to cook in during the time they Mar be detained there, by head winds or stormy weather—free of ally expense to themselVes—on ap plication at the compsnys' office, to Mr. P. W. BYRNES, N 0.36 Waterloo Road, wno will, in con nection with his numerous agents throughout Eng. land and Ireland, atttrd every assistance to those who rosy be engaged to come out by this compa ny's ships. Passengers will be found in provisions for the passage for 10 extra, or s26,for passage provisions and hospital money. As uioal in all cases. •ar here Or persons decline coming, the money will be :efutided to those from whom it mdy have been received, on their return ing the -,nn.sage certificate. GLOVER & M'ARTRAY, Corner of Page and South eta. The siih.criber has been appointed Agent for the iihiwe line, and is ready to receive. he passage mon ey for who wish to send for their friends, and will al.zo :wend to transmitting money to Europe For particulars apply at the Miner.' Journal Office. B. BAN:\ AN. • January 2 Notice. wE the subscribers. Shop keepers of the Bor ough of Pottsville, fir ling desirous of giving some time to the young men iii our employ 'or rea ding and otherwise improving themselvp, do fur that purpose agree to close nor respective stores at -8 o'clock, in the evening, ( Saiurday's excepted ) from arid after the first day of November 1841 . , to April I-t, 1842. J. Sillyman, Jr. Edward Hughes', Miller & Hagge,rty, Susan S. Miller, T. 4 J. Beatty, William Major, Samuel Chrisman, John Ruch, Joseph Whitfield, John Clayton, T. &W. Pollock,i • Dufer & Jenkins, William Milner'. Ilunlzinger & Krebs, J. S. Morris & Brothers, Moses Sti OUP, William C. Leib, B. T. Taylor, Samuel Hartz. Lippincott & Taylor. George W. Slater, Henry Shubert, E. Q & A. Henderson, Hiram Parker, Edmund W. Earl, William Mortimer, Jr. October 30 41-31 PENNSYLVANIA HALL POTTSVILLE; PA. wszastagg G. JOUNSON, fESPEt_IT:JLLY announces to his numerous friends and the public that he has taken this commodious Establishment, refitted it up in a superior manner, and is now 11,!1 - - . :, ready to acco nmodaie the travelling comolunity. The building is very large, three stories high, situate on the Main street, opposite the Minors' Bank, and in the most pleas. ant part of the Borough, and is welLadaptcd for the purposes intended, having large Dining Rooms, ex tensive and airy parlours, single and double lodging rooms, di- &c. The public may rest assured that the Wines and Liquors kept, will he of the chiiicest kind, with good cooks, 'attentive and obliging a- aiters, anc a well supplied table, together with his personal attention, he feels confident will insure all conveniencies re. cessary to the comfort of such as may favor -him with their custom. The Reading Pliant is well supplied with papers from different sections of the country. Larga stabling and attentive Ostlers, N. B. There is a ►efectory in die basement sto ry of the Building, where all kinds of Refreshments can be obtained at the shortest notice. , Pottsville, OPtober 30 94—, §5O Rewai.d. . Was stolen from the subscriber , on the night of the 21st inst., a patent silver, watch with gold bin. ges, by Michael Dougherty • he is 25 years of age, 5 feet S'ischcs high. rather slim, and dark complex. ion, and has en inscription on his arm of at. D. and an anchoi; had on when he left a blue coat, blue pantaloons, and black Silk hat with a narrow brim. The above reward' will be paid for the recovery of the watch, and canviction of the Thief. • • CHARLES HARTtOG. October 30;1841: Chillingworthlss Works. rIIE Works of W. Chillingwortb, M. A. com m. bite in one volume from, the twelfth London edition. Price $3. Joet received and for sale by . B. BANNAN. October 30 34 Bowen% Book of the Seasons. J UST received and fqr sale by B. BANNAN. October 30 44 Laity's Almanac for 112342. rip Off Ladies Annual Register and Housewife's Almanac far 184', by Mrs. Gilman. Just re. ceised and for sale by B. BANYAN. October 30 44 YR HaavESTDD, Vb . y Was ;c.' ArtIYHOEDDIR yn fuan lawn dan Olygiaeth T. IL/ Griffiths gynt o Geredigion yn Swyddlit Mr. Hannan. Centre Street, Pottsville. lyfr, i ddyfod all. an bob bythefoos, ye of dull cyffredin Cyhaeddiad au yr hen wlad, and ni fydd i gynnwye dim dad leuaeth crefyddol o un math; golygir iddo foil yn Uryt,orfa a bethau buddiol mown Hanesyddiaeth yr hen wlad, ar wlad hyn. Cynghorwyd v Cyhoed. dydd t osod ei brio yn 6 cents yn hytrach no 4 fal y golygwyd a'r y cyntaf gun y bydd yn cynnhwys mwy o le i newyddion, Prydvddiaeth &c. Gabei. atiir, ye galaming y bydd y Cymri yn Pottsville, 14ersville. a'r amgylchoedri, yn awyddus i awl fel on Haw yr unig Gyhoeldiad o'r fath a gin. nvgir iddvnt yn America. Derbvnir enwau gan Mr. Griffiths ceu Mr. Hannan ye Pottsville. Hvdref 23. An Apprentice Wanted. js N apprentice to the Tailoring Business is wan 4111 led by the subscriber. A Boy between the ages of 14 and 16, would be preferred, ,who can come well recommended. .IAIIES M'ALARNEY. 42-3 I October 16 Parchment, F the best quality, and various sizes, for sale by R. HANNAN. October Post Office, Pottsville, OCTOBER 211t1), IN4I This O(Fi.•e will bvi kept open for the receipt and delivery -or letters ar.d papers every dav, except Sundays, from sunrise until 9 o'clock, P. M. Letters North to ensure mailing, must be handed in before 1 past 3 o'clock. P. M. and tho.e to Phila. edelphia and Eastward by 9 o'clock P. Al. Office hours on Sunday limn 1 past I until 1 past 2 o'clock, P. Al. and in the erenin2 one hour after the arrival and assortment of the. Philadelphia mail. Due notice will be given when any change becomes necessary. Pottsville, October 23 INSOLVENT DEBTORS.--The subscribers have applied to the Judaea of the Court ot Com mon Pleas of Schuylkill county, for the benefit ot the several Ada of Assembly, passed for the relief of Insolvent Debtors. and that the suid Judges have appointed Monday the 6th day of Decembet next, at 10 o'eloc-k in the forenoon, at . the Court House, in Orwigaburg, for the hearing of 11P1 and our crcdi. tor, , , when and-where-they may attend if they think roper. JEFFER :ON UM BF:IIACK ER, SAMUEL EVANS, FR EDF.R ICK M AU VILLE, SAMUEL NUGENT' ISAAC STAUFFER, October 23 . Dissolution. /11FIE partnership heretofore e.x.sting between 11 the subserihe , a, in construettna and arching' the East end of Pulpit Rork Tunnel on' the Phila delphia & Reading Rail Road, was terminated by the completion of that work on the 14th of October inst., and is therefore diettolved. . WILLIAM NEVILLE, JACOB STUART. Pulpit Rock Tunnel, October 23, 93-3 t Carpeting's• INGRAIN Carpeting for sale by E. Q. es- A. HENDERSON Teas Teas. IRESH Green and Black Tcas. Java, Rio , La_ u: Tura and Si. Domingo Coffee, Si Croix, in, Rico, New Orleans, nod Havanna Sugars, Lonf, Lump and Crushed Sugar, Steam Syrup, Sugar House, and New Orleans Mol u ses, for sale by E. Q. 4. A. HENDERSON. October 9 41— NO-1 end 2 Mar:kern: in Ramis, and half bar. rely, of late inynyction. for ealo by E. Q. Sr. EN DERF:ON. October 9 • 41— In ;rain Carpeting. ANEW and vpiendid assortinent of Ingrain Carpeting. JuKt reeeived and lor pale by E.'Q, & A. HEN D ERSON. October 9 41— • The Miners Bank of P.,itsville, in the County of Schuylkill. A N Elect Mri for Thirteen Directors for the above institulion, to serve the ensuing year, will he held at the 13. inking House, on Mmiday the fir— teenth of November next, betw.•en the hours of 9 o'clock A. M and 3 o'clock P.M. A General meeting of the Stockholders will he held at the Ranking House, on Tuesday the second of November nest, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. 51. and 3 o'clock P. U. CHARLES LOESER, Cushier. October 16 42 IN hit ney & Bath Blankets 12-Sll-4 and 10-4 Whitney one Rath Blanket, For side by F. Q. & A. HENDERS.ON. moinfuts, BE ON YOUR GUARD—This is the ' - '"season when this destructive complaint attacks your interesting little children, often robs you of those you fondly duet on. awl carries hundreds to the grave.— Every mother should, therefore, know its symptoms, watch them closely. and always be prepared with a remedy to cure it, as many are daily sacrificed by such neglect. At first the little patient is teizes with a shi vering, it grows restless, has flushes of heat, the eyes become red and swollen, it breathes with di ffi culty, and then comes that fearful COUGII that will surely termi nate in convulsions or death unless something is imme diately given to check it. lti this complaint the ° BAL SAM OF WILD Cuonov," is well known to be the most speedy cure ever discovered. It is indeed a pre cious remedy—mild, sale and innocent.and sure to give the little sufferer immediate relief, and quickly :restore it to safety and health. Every mother who loves her children should always keep it in the house and give it to them early ; by doing so you may often save the life of one you fondly love. Remember this is the famous remedy of that distinguished physician, Dr. %Victor, which has cured thousands of CROUP. WHOOPING COUGH, Asmara, Costsumrrios, ite., after every other medicine had failed. Sold in Pottsville by • JOHN S. C. MARTIN. Irr Be part:colar when you purchase to ask for " Dr. WISTAICO BALSAS! OF WILD CHF.RRY." as :there is a &REP of this name advertised that is entirely ti differt ent medicine. Prepared only-by minx AMS Be Co- Chemists. N 0.23 South Fourth street, Philadelphia. Price $ I a Bottle. . September' 25 39 Ire's Dictionary. DICTIONARY of Arts, Manufactures an Mines, by Andrew Ure, M. J. Also .; A Prsetical Treatise on Rail Roads, an d , interior communication in general, containing numerous experimentg on tho poo , ers'of improved locomo. fives Engines, and table, of the comparative coat of conveyance on CanaKßailwey, and turnpike, Roads. Third Edition by Nicholas Wood. Jost received and for sale by Octois; J. T. W ERNER, P. M. 43- H. BANNAN. -40 11 3 rafaB111 OF MILD' THE CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR IMO DISEASES OF THE LUNGS, E subscriber having been appointed general agent ( for Schuylkill comity) for the sale of this famous and unrivalled medicine, would tea; ectfully inform the trade, that he can supply them at wholesale on liberal terms, and would invite all those wishing to purchase to give him a call. Druggists and dealers generally will find this a valuable addition to their stock, and should always keep it on band, and it isuniversaliy ac— knowledged one &the most valuable remedies in use. IKl•' Sold wholesale and retail, in Pottsville by JOilig S. C. MARTIN, General Agent. Pottsville. Ocluber 16,1811 42 New Fall and Winter Goods. /1111-1 E subscribers have joat received a New and JL Elegant aysortment of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting of, Black. Blue and lithicv Colored Cloths, Blue Black and fancy Colored Cas.inters, Blue, zrey, Brown, Mied and Drab &mind's, White, Red. Scarlet, Yellow and Green, Flannels, Black, Brown, Green, Scarlet and Drab Morino', 12-4, 11-4, 10-4, 8-4, 6-4 Blankets. Morino,' Belvidere, Tuatan, and Taßlioni Shawls. Buck, Beaver, Dos_ kin, and Kid Gloves, Winter Print., Roslyn Plaids, Mouslin de Lames, Woolen. Berlin and Cashmere Gloves, Blue, Green, Red and Scarlet Canton Flan nells, Bleachd and unbleached Canton Flannel!. Pilot, Beaver and Bearskin Coatings, Wool, shirts, Drawers, &c. &c. &c. An of which we are disposed to sell on our usual reasoLable terms. E. Q. A. HENDERSON. 41- October 9 WILL.A. S. SITINZEIrt, Fashionable glair Culler, Third door above the Pennsylvania Hall. Centre Street POTTS VILLE, MOST respectfully returns his grateful acknowl edgments to his nutnerucs friends and custe iners, who have so generously patronized him since he commenced business, and be can but repeat leis former pledge; to attend scd,.ously and unremitting. ly to business; he flatters himself from his long ex perience of seventeen years in the business, that he will be able to cut hair according to the latest fash ion, and shave with ease. And he hopes by strict attention to business to merit ~ n d receive a share of public patronage. Ile has just received a most splendid assortment of pi rfuniery, epriaisting in part 01Cittonella water, a delightful perfume for the toilet Eau "de Colonge water. Florida water, Lavender water, Rose water, Rear's Oil, Antique Oil, Tooth Paste, Comb:4,ll,li rWash, \laccaysn,ol, Prannium, Indian Han •dTe, Savon Shaving Cake. Otto of Rose, Shaving Cakes, Compress Son pa, Beegarirai Snaps, and Fancy Soaps Ile has for .sale that highly fra - grant Balm of Columbia, which destroys dandruff of the head and pfcvents the hair from decaying and fulling off. lie hopes.the public will give it a fair iii. al, es several hundreds in the last few y ears have de rived great benefit therefrom. September 18, 1841. 38-3 m. For Sale. fortillF. subscriber being ()bilged, on account of 111 a health to relinquish business, ()Tura his well known Stand, "the Centre House," Port Clinton, Schuy lk founly, for sale. The above property is delightfully gloated at the jnnction of the Little Schuylkill and Philadelphia, Reading and Pottsville Rail Roads, and on the completion of the hitter ( which is now in a great stale of forwardness ) will be a fashionable resort from the city. If ii is not soid by the Ist of January 1F42, it will be for rent. Port Clinton, October IC Atnblic Sale. WILL be sold on Saturday the Gth rlay of Nov. et4ber next, nt 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the hotise of Jacob. tL im, Inkeeper, in the town of Llewellyn. Schuylkill county, a certain two Story double Frame Stove and Dwelling llou,e and Lot of Ground, in said Lk wellyn,.now in the pos.ession of C. B. Deforest and B. Lewi• ; the lot contains Fr: ty feet in front, and one hundred and fifty feet in depth, adjoining South Wilting street, East lot nt Jacob Sherman, North a twenty feet alley and West Lot of Wtlttng, Sieber and Bunting, with a Kitchen and a Frame Stable. A good Title and Possession. will he given on the first day of April neat• Due attendance will be given and the condi tion of sale will be made knn:, ri at the time of sale by JOtIN STERNER, PETER FENSTERM AMER. Llewellyn, Octobet 13 - 42-31 Scholar's Companion. Ley R. W. Green, A. AI. Just recie'ved rind for sale by B , PANNA N. October 16 • 42 Slate & Chalk Pencils, IN Wood, fur soirng Missey, a new and very clean article, just received and for sale by D. 13 ‘NNAN. October I 6 • 42 Fall Fashions. 'FINE subscribers respectfully . .beg leave to inform - 12 - their patrons and the put lie generally, that they have joi.t received by late importation, the FALL AND WiyrEn. FASIIIOIVL together with French, Wool and web died Omits; French barred Cassimers of all rotors: Also a fine selection of French and English Satins, plain and figured. They have added to their former supply a fine assortment of Stocks, Ilisenns, Colors &e., all of which they will warrant to he of a superior quality and made up in the most appro ved style, LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR, Merchant Tailors Corner Centre & %lahantongo St. Pottsville. Sep ember IP, 1841. 38—if N B The public are invited to call and examine the goods, Ao that they may be able to judffe -for themselves. L. dr T. £Coffee anti Tea WvToast, Will lie served up every day at the Exchange Hotel Refectory, from 9 o'- clock A. M. uotill 11 P. M. price 1 . 21} only. JOHN SILVF./?, for WAI. G. JOHNSON." " September 15,1841. r - MOUNT czinnora . SOT EL. Schuylkill Count j; Pa. BR/GIIT; RESPECTFULLY announces to his friends and the public that he has taken this.splendid, airy •end delightful establishment. militated at the termination of the Reading and . Philadelphia Rail Rood, where he will be happy to wait on those who visit the Coal Region, one husiness, or for the purpose of en— joying the mountain air and water. The lintel is large, finished and, furnished in the best style—and no pains will be spared to render satistacion to all who may favor it with a visit. Ming within ten minutes walk of the Borough of Pottsville, though sufficiently removed to'escape the dust and noise of that busy hustling places it is confidently believed that it will be found much, more pleasantand agree able, than any other hotel in the vicinity. Attach— ed to the Hotel is a large and bestiful garden, over. looking, the River Schuylkill:: the Schuylkill Owls!, Mount Carbon Rail Road. (extending to the Mine's and thence to Banbury) the Cceise Turnpike. and at the same time affirding a teal and romantic view of five,Monntams. The house is sorplied with pure trountom spring water, and a Bathing establish. meet, nnri4alled in the country. A splendid pleas. ure car is kept for tlie.exelusive accommodation of visittirs., who may he disposedio . visit the Mines, or enjoy the wild and romantic scenery dale surroun ding country. Individuals or families may rely on having ample room, and every possible attention. Mount Carbon, June 19, 1941. Very Superior Green & Black Teas. GUNPOWDER, Imperial, Young Hyaim, end Boueliong, extra quality. . For eale by T. & 3. BEATTY, DAVID WALKER. IV RI GU 3' ' 8 • _ - IndiatiVegetable Pills. Of the Korth - Ln . ierican /College of health. Ai op pears by the following circumstances, weft/at sis per/telling the use of another tills as a usrrateal."' ntsmoy, jor the putefication of the blood. and as consequence, the eradication of music frays WI 111.11.11 V SYSTEII. T17 1 ).11.1S & JAMES BEATTY, AVING been duly appointed County Agent for the sale,'n large or small quantities, of the named article, suggett the following as strong pro. sumptive proof, that the claim of this medieire to public confidence, is loutided on unquestionable ai.d we believe, unquestionable authority. Letter from it r. Caulfield, Travelling Agent for the United States. Alebsre. T & J. BEArTY. I herewith enclose !Ur your service' in the way of advertising, the notice of Stichter & McKnight. successors to Reim & Stichter. Reeding, who are egent7 far Brandreth Pills, and perhapS for others, You will perceive the Citric of their language, tin. der these eireunistances, and my business is 10 ap prise you of the testimony which the gentleman to whom they relic have nlrerdy given,—four of them prior to the reference, and one, :Mr. G. ff.'Miller._ since the refererxe , but will t being informed of it by MC, or to any manner alluding. to it. STICITTER & ( 4 as successors to }WV! & Stichter, Reading. ; having been duly appeinted nine agents rot the excellent and superior medi-• cine above named, are now prepared to supply the demands of learner ugericies, and will be gratified by the appointment and s.,pply of new ortes, , ,oo the usual liberal terms. "Fur the character of these ping, we refer with confidence, but wi:hotit abked consent, to the fol. lowing named guitlernen, who have sold them long enough to know their true value in comparison with any Wets now in market. Their relative lo cation gives every facility to the inquirer who do» serves to obtain, either Ihr sale or use, a first tato article." To take them in consecutive order, then Mr. a W. Cotter, P. M., Maiden ('reek, Jan, 26, took of me on commission, 6 doz. Since that timej'e pur chased of R. & S. Reading 6 dozen, and on the 4th mat. look 6 dozen of me. crating, that he never had a medicine which brought bark so good a report, nor one which had so ready a .ale,. As he is Peat .taster, any person can easily and cheaply aPcer lain whether my veracity eon he impeached and at' the same time learn what whet las i he sells of hoe sold. Mr. G. It. :U04.1., late of Briekensville, had re. quested me to appoint him an agent for,Womela. dorf, because 1.. e well know the value of the article April 20th he took of the 4 dozre, and on the 24th inst. he had sold 26 boxes, it being in WoineWort; a new article, and bought 2 dozen more. Thir , statement is similar to the turegoing. Tu Whitiiv, one dozen were Fent at a 'sena lure, perhaps in fief:ember. Jan. 25, I left him 2 dozen on commission, dad on the I Ith inst. he paid me for 7 dozen stating, as do the others, ihat. nu medicine with which he is acquainted has as good a name arid so ready a sale. Peter Kline, P4i.t Master, has sold to a man who has the white sweliing, probably near EU, whom seen, and who states, that no other remedy has rem der( d him any service, but that this has. and now that he is persuaded to persevere, 1 am Judy watts. ded he will entirely recover. Samuel Heckler, Post Master, m:lls the other pills, but states, that he finds 4 of these equal to 8 or 9 of them —that tho' he had these less than 4 months, and the others several }ears, of l hese he now sells about 10 boxes where tie has a call for one of the other sort. He mentioned a woman who has du ring •eyeral pars suffered by the rheumatism, end though other reinedies had been invoiced, Oho has not timnd any benefit, save in the use of these pills. I would add much keneral and particular mrtion, but shall defer to a mote convenient oppor. lowly an exposition which must be interesting to all who are liable to diseases. To the business in hand,, the referehte,t have paid the attention it see to merit, and I thus leave it with the earnest de. sire that it may be read with candor, and produce the effect to which truth is always entitled. Ilespeaftilly. R. CANIFIELD, Travelling Agt. United States. 22—tt Pottsville, Moy 29 The following named gentlemen compose the list of agents for this county and vicinity, ea far a• they are at present received. piher names wilt be added 811 OZviats shall he appointed. T r & J. BEATTY, Pottsville, Daniel Saylor,SehiiOk ill Haven, Catch W her :er, P 'leg rove, ." John Sri der, P. M. Friedenbhurg, J. 4 G. Matz, Port Clinton, B. K. ,Miller, MeKeansburg, Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua, F. Drey & Cu. TuQcarnro. Samuel Boyer, Middle Port, Seidel & Co. llamburg, • J Klingerstown, Aaron Matthews. P. f.rccr Mahnntango Jacob Kauffman. Upper do Kauffman, do do F. flamer. P. M. %I Wersburg, (Bethel P. 0.) . . S. Saiudrl, Gratvown., Principal 0t6c.3, 169 Rime ar. tladelphii WILLIAM WRMHT. Vice Pres't N. A. Col. Health. TATII 31 & 1111 OTII Efts' PATENT IMPROVED LEADEN PIPE riltly. undersigned. agent for the manufacturers Ja offer fur sale LEA DEN PIPES, of all sizes and various thickness and strength in ato 5 inches In diameter of bore. The super 101 ity of this Patent Pipe, will be evident upon examination. It is of unu.ual strength. Lead pipe is aln,o,t exclusively used in Philadel. phia for private service, being" the cheapest and best. Water, after blandinz sometime in small iron pipes will generally eeposite a sediment of iron rust. Besides the usual sizest,Tatliam & Brothers Man: ufucture very light Iced( n pipe, for conducting wa• ter from s prings at long diotaneem. under slight preassure or head of water, and for ehetnteal and other uses. . Calibre. Lengths. Weight. inch 100 yards 1 lb. per yard. " 70 " 1 fib 50• . • " 30 " 2i 0 25 " 25 yards, 3 lbs 6oz per yd. I 35 fret, ' 5 lbe. 10 oz. 1 " 40 '• 6 :be. 19 oz. The price of the above is very low,—Apply to B. BANNAN, Pottsville. Agent for TATHAM Sr. BROTHERS. No. 44, Prune Street, Philadelphia September 4. 1841. 36-6 m FALL ,G 00111 S. I IJIE subscriber teas just returned from New • York k Philadelpbis, and is now opening general assortment of Full Goods. comproing, 131 k. Blue and toys. Green Cloth., par.siniers, Sattinett's Vestings, of every descriptton, Mnrinoen Moose line De Lanes, Lacher.' crava„ta Searle. Manches ter Ginghams, Ac. togs ther wish a general assort ment ot - Fancy and Vortr.,tie Dry Goods, which will ho bold very cheap at the sign of the " gulden Ball." • Also a large snnply of Fall Carpeting, consisting of Imperial, Supra fine end lowprieed Ingrain, 2-4, 3-4 4 4 4 Venetian dn. Damask do. Brants and Milton.llcertir Rugs, Floor oil Cloths. ,t 4 1, Alicant and ,Meuille Door Mats, Stair Rods, Damask 'S Plain !Wettings, 4c. for sale very cheep. E. W. EARL. August 21 .34 Biding, Sulhey & Gig It hips. "'UST received a fresh simply of beautiful and 811/ 41. Perior manufactured Riding Sulkey, and Gig Whips which will be sold cheap by the suoscriber Also a lot of neat walking and riding whalebone switches. September 10 The House Hook; Manuel of Domestic Economy for Town, !Lc and Conntry, by Ming L eslie . Akio Mite Lee ' tie. complete Cookery. Jlng H eeiv er t end for rule by • D. BANNAN. October 1 1 40.”. B. BA4NAN. , 37- ,
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