- Cheap . Winter 7 ; 1
CLOTHING!
. _
`Great Redaction of prices for slot,
• YillHE Advertisers ate constantly •
,receiving
a from their Manufactory in „Philad'elphia. a
choice and varied assortmine - of Seasonable
Clothing, ivhich!lhey Offer at tha following low
prices for_ctish •
Superfine Blue; Black and Invisiqo
Green Dress Coats, from • $l2 to 15
• Superfine Eng. Beaver Cloth Coats,' 110 to 18
Heavy English .Pilcit Cloth Coatis, I Bto 10
Heavy _Pilot,Cloth Goats, rot Misers
(first rate,)
Rest Pilotand Flushing Week and
Overcoats, as low as, • , I ' • 5
Superfine Cklith and Cassimere Pants,l sto 7
,English Blue and Black Sattinett
pants, very best, . " 5
First rate Sattinett 'Pants, all kinds, ' I
from • •p 50 to 4
Heavy Fustian Pants, first quality ,2 50 to>3
Extra Lyons Silk Velvet Vests, as I
low as
I
Heavy English Plain and Fivred
Satin Vests, • 3 to 3 50
• Woolen Velvet Vests of all kindS, 475t0 4
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Pants, for
Minetr,3l o 4
Superfine Cloth Round . acl.ets ( In- I, •
digo Blue,) 1 . 6 !.o 7
'f'ine Sattinet and Fustian Round -
4aekets, t $ 5 . 0 to 4
A4B o —On hand, a full assortment of Fashiona
ble French and English Broad Cloths, iind Etas.
lie French Doeskin Cassimerea, Double ,Milled
Fancy and Plaid Cassimers, winded
,coiors, com
prising the most fashionable styles no% worn in
London; Diamond Magnet Waive Beaver and
Water.proof heavy double Milled Cloths, for
Overcoats. Also—Satin and Embroidnrod Silk
and Fancy W f oollen Velvet Ve.tings, oflthe New
est Patterns, all of which will be made] Lp to or
der in the 4 iest manner, en'aenommodatmg terms,
or low for Ca.
LIPPINCOTT 4. TAYLOR,
Merchant Tailors,
Corner of Centre-4 Mahuntongo Sts.
Pottsville, Delember 18, 1841. ' - 51—
- I_ •
To the Public.
THE undersigned respectfully infUrm their
friends and the public in eeneral,that They
have rented the Grist or Merchant Miff and Saw
Mill, belongtiig to William Audenriej, Esq., at
Pottsville: The Grist Mill is nnw undergoing
thorough repairs which will• enable them - to do
merchant work suitable Rh- the Pliiladelphia
market. They - are prepared to receiveigrain im
'mediately. The mill will be ready to Commence
operations about the Ist of January next.
. • Ground Plaster will be kept comitantly on
hand, and sold at thirty cents per biishel. All
kinds of gram will be taken in exchange for
Plaster, at the 'highest cash prices in this
vi
cinity. .
By strict attention to bustUess, the undersigned
trust that they ivill receive a liberal [ portion of
_public patronage in regard to the retail Srancli
of their, business. ' 4 ,--
. LAtt ER & DETWILER.
Pottsville, D,;cember 18, 1941 , .51—if
,
Office of the M mot Carbon Rail Dodd Co. -1 •
PHILADELMIA, December 3,.591.
A MEETING of the Stockholders and an
Election fn.. Presiders, Eight I:llanagers,
Secretary and Treasurer, of the MOO Carbon
Rail .Rottd Company. will be held BA thei Com
pany's Oliico, No. 117 South 3d atreel,` on .lion_
da d the 3d of January next, at .5 u'efdck P'. M.
JOHN R. WHITE, Preset.
Phila. December 18 ; 50—
Nii R. PR A NC H
SPEIGT, a g i- from leman fro
."-•New York, intends giving an ' Exhibition of
the noble Art of self defence at the Exchange
Hotel. Mr. Speight is a gentlemaili Whose grace
and ease is not to be swagged by-any gentle
menti
of the = porting King, He be'ng a favorite
of the New Yorl, club, was the firs Man selected
to set to with Deaf fork , in whic li. gave gen
era! satisfaction: He, Mr. S. .will be aided by,
Mr. White, of Pottsville, well knoWnias a power.
ful and scientific man. Medi sport is anticipated
from thtise well known men. Al l life.. Speight
intends to give
,Lessons in this -borgh, if suffi
cient encouragement is afforded, fhe luverb of
the art would do we.l to be in attendance.
Potts Ville, December IS I ; 517-1*
ECOGN I TION of Friends in (another World
''' - "•lirDr. Do rr, for sale by
• DecemberlB BANNAN.
COMMON SCI 1001.; A LMAN AUS for 1842
by .1. Orville Taylor, for sale by I
December 19. 51— B. BANN AN.
fl -
atisEKEEpsivs A 1.5 ACS for 1842,
ACS
'""containing 250 recepts in Cookry' and Confec
tionary. price6l cents, for sale by
December 18 51— 1 HANNAN.
fEPOqTOI4I" OF SUN9AIC, SCHOOL.
UNION 130101i5.--The subscriber has made
arrangements to keep a Depository of the Books pub-
Imbed by the Sunday School Union. Sunday Schools
and ether Associations. supplied bt i Philadmphia
prices. 'B. BANN AN.
l—December_lB s—
Ak Giticuuru R 1 1.1, LH AjCS for 1842
"'"'" which:ought to be in the hands of'every Farmer
and Gardener, price cents, for sale by
Decernbei - 18 • 51— B. RANNAN.
FOR Li VERPO ( regular Siddons
Sails from New York. Packet Ship., for Liverpool
on the 25th inst. For passages out, apply to
GLOVER & MeNUIttlY,
No 'IOO Pine Street. New York, or
'Dee. IS, 51— B. BA NN AN, Agent. Pottsville.
Alf FURY'S ITUSEIOI FOR 1842. Price
'''"Reduced. The great success attending this pub.
Jication Tor the first year has enabled the pubitshers
.to reduce the price.fur 1842 to 81, payable in advance
'This work ought to be introdaced into every family.
where there. are children. It is published in Monthly
•numbers, and will be delivered subscribers in this
Borough free of postage. Subscriptions received by
B. BANNAN, Agent for the publishers.
December 18 51--
PoStsyil le Perfanneryi Saloon. -
ArUST received and for sub. a choice arid welt
......
'to selected a=sortment 0r
'Fancy Hair Brushes Shaving Brushes, .
Tooth Brushes, - Gum Brushes.
Indian hair fail, • Citronella I,Vator,
Bair Wash; Lip, Salve,
Bear's Oil. . Court Plainer,.
Lavender Water, Indian Hair . Dye.
Rose tooth Paste, Balialo Oil,:
Bear's Grease, Pomatuin & Antique Oil,
Soaps Of finest quality, &c.„&c.
Which he will sell on the most reasonable
SWMS. - WILLIAM H. SUNI ER.
- December IS - 51—
QQTRA Y COW•.--Came to the premises
ofithe subscribe), at the Delaware Mines,
iNurvkgian township, about two4weeks ago, a
Dant Mown Cow. The owner is requested to
fbrika}d, prove property, payl charges, and
take her aWay, ~thorwtse she will bedisposed of
4ccording to laic , . RAIN KnOP.
December 18 . 51—
•
Mince Meat, &c..
100 Pole Mince Meat, •‘. '•
150 Jive assorted. Pickles,
-Pickled . Tomittoes 4. Peppers by the 100,
D ry (Beef Bologna Sausages, I
Burlington llalijng., • ,
Walnut and Totnatite Ketchup,
Tepper and Fish Sauce, _
Pickled Onions by Gallon or Barrel,. , •
Tripe in Jars, of)o.lbs. each, of a superior quill.
ity, also,
`Crainterries•and Apples.
• All from the Establishment of T. B. Smith,
Philadelphia, and for sale by
- • B. CHRIST o. s. cox,
• At the old iTost Office.
Pottsville, December IR, 51—:30 1
UTICA lIOG,-- Came to the premises of
tie
"'subscriber at MoiMt Laughfee. about ten daye,ago,
.1 Hog which will weigh about lit/ pounds. The
owner is reel l•,ssted to come forward,ipr , se property,
pay charges at.d take ti away, otherwise it will be
sold according. to law.
December IS. 51-3* --- S9TT STEEL, i
NEW & J. Beatty have jnst
-•"'" ed 1000 lbs. small Tams, for family use, cured thls
sews of eaperior quality. December 18, 81 21
Splendid E>p
umbifor
.1841 W,
r HE'subserib. e r invites - the "attentionf of the pub
lic-to his elegant uts'ortment =of Annuals; &c.
suitable: flir Cliiistmas: and New. York . Presenta,
amonirwhich 'are the following viz: - - - -
The Book of the Boudoir, with 12 Elegant Plates'
Keepsake, with " 12 du
Friendships Offering, with . 10 do - -
Tho Forget.me.not with 10 do•
A3IRRICAN ANNUALS, BOOKS, &c. •
the 'Boston. Token,„
Tan Rose of Sharoni!,tt religious Annual,
"triendship's Offering,
The Gem,
The Amaranth; published by the American Sun
day School Union,
The Rose, • • •
The Violet,
Merry's Annual for all Seasons,
'Token 'of Affection;
Token of Friendship,
Token of RemeMbrance,
The Basket of Flowers,
Jane Brush and her Cow, , •
The Diamond, •
'The Daisy, ,
Poplar Glove, '
Letters to Young Ladiesi, by Mrs. Siguurney,
The Ladies, Friend by Mrs. Farrar,
Poetry of Flowers and Flowers of Poetry,
Albums,&c. &c. '
Vicar Of Wakefield, with 2(10 illustrations,
Robinson Crusoe with 200 *do
6toB
4 50
T2gether with the triost splendid assortment of
Bibles, Prayer and Hymn Books, ever offer.
ed in this community'. All of whieh will be sold
at Philadelphia prices] IL BAN IVA AV
December 18 " • , .51.,--
a:r Any Book not on hand. obtained to order at
the ,phortest ciatice.
Poorhouse tavern—To Let.
Sealed proposals, for the renting of the Poortioun
Tavernstand, will be received by the subscribers,
Directors of the Poor, between this day and the Ist
of Januaiy_ 4 l§42 ; then., to be opened and decided.
All prOposals must he directed to the '' Directors
of the Poor of county."
GEORGE BODY, Directors
/ WILLIA BOCK, of the
Dec. 18. G DIRGE DEIBERT, Poy r .
51-2 t.
o . llr .ll. ""rhe Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haecn
Rail ROad Company.
PIIILADELPIIIA, November 14th, 1841.
VOTIOE.—Tne annual MCeting and Election ut
••••‘ officers in the Conipaily will be held on the:
10th day of January, 1842, between the hams of 10
A. M. and 3 'l'. M. at their office in the Ilan of the
Franklin Institute. JOHN U. CRESSON,
December 18, Secretary.
Li — The Berks & Schuylkill, Journal Reading,
insert three limes, and'eharge this office.
Schuylkill Valley NiCigation and Rral k'ad Co
motlE Stockholders of the Schuylkill Valley A'av
m- igation and Rail Road Company, are hereby
notified, that the next annual Meeting and election
fOr Nesident, Six Managers, and one person air
Secretary and Treasurer, will be held on the last
Monday of December, 1841, (the Inst.) 2 1
o'clock P. M:at the Pennsylvania Hall, in the Hot ]
ough of Polt:..yi Ile. ANDREW R UEL,
December lb sl S.cretary &Treasurer.
trcek and Mine Hill Navigation and Kai!
Company.
THE Stockholders of the Mill Creck and Mine
Hill Navigation and Rail Road Company, are
hereby notified that the amiuul :Meeting and elec
tion for Presiderit,Six Managers, arid one persun tor
Secretary and Treasurer, will be held on the last
Monday of December, 1811, (the 27th lust,) at 3
o'clock P. M. at the Pennsylvania Hull, in the Roc
ough of Pottsvil.le. ANDREW RUSSEL.,
' December IS, 51— Secretary &Treasurer.
I ERY S'r ABLE FOR SALE.—The sub
a.Ascriber will sell his interest in the Livery Stable,
back of the Pennsylvania 11411, ( being one half; on rea
sonable terms. The location ts' decidedly the beg ,in
the, Borough , and the stock is in good order. For terms
ate .apply to = CUM:LES NORMAN:
Docember 18 51-3 t
VERY CHOICE' GREEN Sr, BLACK TEAS.
T. & J. Beat!) , have Just received from New York,
a large supple of choice Green and Black Teas.
December 28 • 52-
pi A NON.—The subscribers have been appointed
Agents by the New York Manufacturing Co. for
the sale of their celebrated Grand Action Pianos, of
either Rosewood or Mahogany, a specimen of which
can be s..en.by applying t 6 .
Deceinber 18, al—. • T. &J. BRATTY.
A GENTLEMAN, of considerable businesiea
perience, is anxious to procure a eituation as Clerk
or Buok Keeper. He has kept books both by dou
ble and single entry. Salary is no objccr, as he is
more anxious Air procure employment.' Apply at
this office.
Dec. 18. 51-1 t
LICST O LraiTTERS
EMAllsiiNG in the Post Office at Pottsville
A . - o "Deceinhel 1, 1841.
lEr Persons enquiring Kir letters on the list Will
please say they are auvertn4ed.
Ashbridge Joshua 3 Nicholas Clohisy
/Wing John Jones sarah
Ayres Samuel Klapp Catharine
Banks F. D. - Leib W. C.
Bosley Catharine Lynch Thomas 2
Biddle Chambers 4 Co. Lavens William or J.,
Brase Morgan Leech William ,{
Berns Susan ----- Long William
Bowen James' Lynn George
Barker James - Langton widow
Brennan Patrick Lord Simon •
goal Michael Miller Charles
Chaui?iou.C. E. . Miller Jonas j
Clark J. or J. Lea Meailv Wilson
Chapman Lebius . Miller Jacob
Chile John Esq. Miller John P.
Clemson, Davis 2 M•Donnell P.
Cacdner John . Moody Edward
Clark Horace P. Martin Mary
Curry John • Musser Jelin
Donlan Patrick Moyer William
Demorrow Thomas Meyers John
Davis D. ( mason ) Onshitt Jacob • .
Dreinelbies D. S. , Reilly Mathar
Donis James Roebuck Daniel
David Davis Radical Reford
Deveies David ( Miner) Rooney Patrick
Dodge Samuel s Rees John
Evans Isaac (Mine' • Rau Mr.
Figtree Joseph - Shubert Henry
Terrell Thomas 2 Stewart Jacos '
Fox Nilhani . Sage Charles
Friest Frederick S•otts James
Fi . zpatrick P. , Stark Fried
Gilthorpe Mr. Straub C. M. • -
Guitterman EL Schutt Charles .
Heitz John .
__;..Z Taylor Henry
Hain John 7 7 , ""t ici i z t. Thompson Mary Ann
Haley George . 'Veeley Andrew
Hammel Mr. - • Von John
Hume John Wells .Hiram
HilbisliSamuel Wilkeiherrim Jacob i
'Huh Thomas White, Robert. .
Horton Lewis Warren John
Johnson Sarah Williams John
Jordan James Yeager Jeremiah
SHIP LETTERS. '
,Aisbit Thomas Jegger Joseph
Anderson William Kerrigan John
Bartott Charles Kerr James
Brand Charles Kierre Kreis
Berry James : Leahy James •
Bradley Charles Lorg Thomas
Byrne Martin Mulroy William ,
Darty Hugh M'Kerman.! James •
Danner J. George Meredith Thtimes
Donnelly James Nicholas William ,
Doherty Con. ' ' O'Neil no - i
Essex. Mr. Sen. , Parker Wiliam
Evans Isaac, Mtnersville Prichard %atkiu • '
Ferry diaries . ' West Wood ,-
Farrel John ) Presser Edw,. P. Carbon
Francis Francis Rodda James
Gallagher Joseph Swinbacte Thon no
Griffiths W, Minersville Slack Griffin
flame William Schuctz Peter •
Dowels Margaret 2 Strickland W. _
Jefferson John Watkins John.,
Jones Mary . . Walton John • :
Wigharn Wjlliam
JOHN T. WERNER. P.M
December 4 • 49
TRW_ 111IEUSI 3ODURNAL.
ZEMIN STOII/33:,
.4rr subscrißers would announce to the public
that they, haVe taken the store lately ochupied
opened
J. W. Lawton &Co. and have.just received and
an assortment 61 Dry Qouils, Groceriei,
gueena g are,&: e . among which aro -
DRY , GOODS:
Blue —Black and Fancy colored Cloth aqd Cas
eiiners—Sattinetts—Moustin Lanes--Chintzei--,
Flannels--Cotton do.—Checks,. Tickings, ilitor;-
•hos—Bleached and Unbleached Muslim—Winter
*estings—Shawls. —Silk and Cotton Handker
,chiefs—Wolsey—Morsted and Cotton lioisery—!.
Mena Bose and Hall Huse—Gloves--Umbrellas&c.
GROCERIES,
•
Rio—Java—Laguira and - Browned Coffees—
Loaf and Brown Sugars—Voung Hyson_Gun : 7
'powder—lmperial and Black Teai—Picklea—
Awes—Syrup—Sugar House and Trinidad Mo.
dasires—Sperm and Common Oils—Fish—Soapa—
Graekers—Rice—Ratsina and Currants—Hops—
Barley, &e.
QUEEN.' WARE
Liverpool,Granite; Common and Scotch Wore,
Glass Tumblers, Plates, Lamps &c. together with
an assortment •of Brushes, Cedar Ware, Shyvals,
&c. To all of which we: would invite the atten
tion of our friends and of the public - generally . ,
feeling.confident that we can give satisfaction to
all.
TROUTNIAN & SILLY M AN.
L. W;TROUTEIAN,
S SILLYMAN, # November 20 47
• Administrator's Notice.
IVOTTCE: is hereby givon that letters of admin
." istration on the estate of Henry Roush, lair of
Manlicim Township, Schuylkill county, deceased, :
have been granted to the subscrihers by the Regle,
ter of Schuylkill county. Therefore all persons
indebted to the said estate, are requested to Balla
their accounts as soon as trissible, and all persons
having Claims will present them to 'either of the
ilubscribers for settlement.
ti
.101 IN SeIAT.F.
DANIEL. SHOLLENBERGER,
Admininistritors.
November 20 47-6 t.
Apples. -
A FRW barrels of Pinnins and Russct Apples.
1-11 in prime order. Mr sale by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
November 27 48—
BERTON
I.lo,l.7.Drikra sczoox,
I' OR FJE MALES
.
Situated in Chester County, fehtisvlvitnia.
tidies N. W. front Philadelphia, and 3 miles Iront
the Heading Hail goad at Phoenixville.
November 27 4R
PfIOCLA ATION.
WIIEREAS the lion. ANson V. PAnsoNs,
• Esqoire. President of the several Courts oI
mon Pleas, of the Civilities of D a uphin, L o -d ia ..
non • d Sch.-13 , 11;W, in Pennsylvania, and Justice of
the si ve I Courts ocgialer Sessinnq of the Peace
Oyer and miner, and General Gaol Delivery.
in sam eirmitics, and Sainacl D Leib and Strang N.
Palmer, Esquires, Jude.. of the Court of Quatera
Sessions of the Peace Over, and Terminer and Gen
eral Gaol Delivery, for the trial of all capital and
other uff.inces, in in the said County of Schuyb.
• kill— by their preeept•A to toe direct, have ordered
a (luutt of Q,Sarier Sessions of ihjPeace, Oyer and
Terminer, and General Gaol Delivery to be holden
at Orkyienirg, on the second Nlouday of December
inst. (being toe 13th ut said month,) to continue
one week.
Notice is thitrefore hereby given to the Coroner , the
Juslieesof the Peace, and Constables of the said coun
ty of Schuylkill, that they are by the Paid county of
Schuylkill, that they arc by the said precepts com
manded to he then and there
.at 10 o,clock in the
forenoon of said day, with-their-rolls, records. inpui.
sitions exarninaticns, and all other remembrances,
to do those things which to their several offices ap
pertain to be done : and all those that are hound-by
recog,driances to .proseeute against the primers that
are or. then shall be in the gaol of said county of
Schuylkill, are, to be then , and there to prosecute
them as shall be just.
God save the Commonteenith.
JOAN G. IVOOLISON. Sheriff,
Sheriff's Office, Orwi2:s t ,
bor.., Oct. 20,1841. 46 -.-
N. ll.—The witcesscs and jurors wl.o ore summon.
ed to attend said Court, are required to attend_pune
tually. In case of non-attendance, the law in such
cases made and provided. will be rigidly enforced.
This notice is published by order of the Court;
those co teemed will therefore govern themselves ac
cordimily.
Gold & Silver Pencil Cases,
AN eleasnt assortment, very cheap. Also
Misses Pencil., warranted silver, at 37i cents
each. Just received and for sale by ,
BANNAN.
November 20 . 47
Prints & Mouslin d Lanes.
TROUTMAN & SILLYMAN,
WOULD invite the attention of the !Vies to
their stock of Prams and Mouslin de Lanes,
which they are selling very low.
Nover mbe27 48—
Gertnan'illooks.
ralnE subscriber has for sale the following Ger.
Man Books, which he will sell by the dozen or
single, at Philadelphia prices,.
Family Bibles, quarto and octavo with Plates,
Testaments, with and without clasps.
Union Hymn Bunks,
Psalters, large and small,
Stark's Prayer BOOKS,
A 13 C Books,
Lutherian Catechisms, English & German,
- Reformed du do
Gellman Arithinalies.
December 4
To Let.
A House situated on Schuylkill Avenue, in the
Borough of Pottsville, now in the pOssession of Mrs.
Bricker. For terms apply to
De.cetnber 4
Oat Meal.
plus economical and nutricions article of food
hith
erto but little known in this country, excep4oc
casional small importations with emigrants fru cot
land and Ireland. is manufactured, and for sale y the
subscribers at their Factory in Philadelphia in any qua n
tity equal to any imported, even superior being, frea—
k is also for sale uy most of the Merchants in Pottsville,
amongst whom are Messrs Miller & Haggerty, William
Milnes.&Co.Clemens & Parvin. William Philip:: & Co.
Morris & Brothers. &c. 4 , c. as Well as by some ul the
merchants in Minersvillc awl Port Carbon.
GLENDENING & CHAMBERS,
Manufacturers of Flour, Oat Meal, & Pearl Barley,
On the Willow St. Rail Road, between 12 andA3th
Phila , November 6, 1841, 45--y*
QAFETV FUSg—The subscriber has just reeei
ved a fresh supply of Safety Fuse, from the Manufac
tory. which he *ill warrant to he of a superior quality;
and for blasting in Rock is perfectly safe, as the needle
is dispe r rsed with in its use. Upwards of :100,000 feet of
this Fuse was used in one year on the New York 'acid
Erie Rail Road, and so firmly convinced were the En
gineers of its entire safety that they prohibited the use
of the needle and substituted the use of the Fuse in
blasting. For gaiety B. BA NNAN,
December 11, 50— Agent for the Proprietors.
E; CENTS REWARD.—Ranasvay froM the sub
scriber, residing in Roaring, Creek township, Colum
bia county, on Tuesday the '7th inst. a servant boy, by
the name of GEORGE FRITZ. alit; it 14 years of age,
with dark hair, and of a dark complexion—had on a
lindsey voundabout, anti pantaloons, and a seal skin cap.
All persons are forbid harboring or trusting him on my
account, and the above reward but no charges wiil be
paid to any person who will return him again '
December IY,. 50-3t* JOSIAH J. THOMAS.
VICAR OF WAKEFlELR.—lllustrated with
• 200 cuts, an elegant edition, jtiqt received and for
63/0 by . B. DANNAIV.
December 21
. 1 50—
rrilE - BANKRUPT BlLL—With marginal
notes, Jed received and for sale by Et BANNAN.
December 11
B. BANNAN.
49-2 t
JACOB REED,
Agent for John Moyer.
4-3t.*
AOSEREUELILIE,
Attornek at Late,
Pike), ow-1444 Ai will
ii-mproitiptly ittind to 'Akio bitainesi:itiirriy 110
eutro t sted to his care.
Orwigaborg, November, _!.45-6t
Teas. Teas.
NIRESH Green and - Black Teas, Java. Rio, La.:
quira and St. Domingo Cffec, St: Croix', Porto
Rico, New Orleans, and . Havanna Sugars; Loaf,'
Lump and - Crushed Sugar, 'Steam' Syrup, Sugar
House, and New Orleans Molases, for sale by",
E. 4 , A. HENDERSON.
October 9 41—
•
Iteiss Goode.
rDitlE suhbcribers have just received an addition
a. to their former extensive variety of Dry Goode,
Groceries. and are now prepared to furnish their
friends and the public, with any article in their line,
for quality and price unsurpassed by any in
the Borough, and would invite all wishing to pur.
chase to call and see us.
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
November 21 <, 48— .
Assignee's Sale
OP VALUABLE IRON WORKS'
WILL be sold dt public sale, on Saturday the
18th day of December next, at one o'clock,
at the house of Michael Graeff in Orwigsburn
Schuylkill county, the following desirable property:.
Fran!:lin Rolling NM I
With turning lathe, two puddling Furnaces. Forge
with four fires,large coal House, smith shop, 5111 CC,
~
.0 1 ,
. a genteel and well fi nished two story
ri
•" 'ii /
stone double Mansion House, siateen
e 11 , , ,:. convenient HOUSE'S for workmen, Raro
v 4 r-'ti
'Land Stabling, old about MOII acres of
land, about eighty of which is arable and in a high
state of cultivation, the remainder wood and sprout
land, situate on th,e Little. Schuylkill Road, &May I
kill county, immediately on the Little Schtlyikll
Mil Rnad, eight miles from the . Philadelphia and
Reading R.ill R',311, pith which tt is to couneet,
right milr.s from the Schuylkill canal and four
from Orwigsburg, the scut of Justice for Schn) Is ill
county. For further informai inn enquire of Via) bu
ry A. B !Ili*, on the premises, or of the subscriber
in Reading, flerks County.
RIC•L%I:D 8f)0757F,. Asviznem.
of Samuel Brriolet
Novpnvber 27
Dr4.l7G:• AND DZMD_CINMS.
JOHN S. C. MARTINIS
Drug nut! Clieritical Store,
Centre Street. fi: et door oh.o. e St.,
POTTSVIn,
RCIIt , TI.I: ILL COUNTY, PA
‘Vhere he offers for tulle a choice and well selrcted
assortment of fresh
•
Druv, Medicines. Chem- $ Oils, Double Dye Stuffs.
teals. Patent Medicines, Paint Brushes; Sash, Tools,
Paints,.Glass, • Putty, Perfumery, Om
Orders from Physieians, Country Merchants, thankfully
received and promptly attended to, at a small
advance on City wholesale prices.
1[1::P Particular attention given to Physician's prescrip
tions at all hours
November. 21 48--
pen.
irgPANNA/1 invites the attention of Storekeen
*era and other?, to his cheap Int of Papers now
opening, consisting of almost every variety, which
he will sell at lower rates than ever offered in this
place before. He hits on hand a lot of faint lined
paper suitable for Bills al $ `..? per ream
November 27
FOR SAL.
rionE subscriber is authorized to sell at private
Bale for cash, alkthe personal property belong—
ingto the North American Coal Company, con—
sisting of .43 large Rail 1:oad Cars, suited lathe
traylVof the Mount Carbon Rail hind ( 16 Rail Road
Cars, suited for the 14 ill Creeli trail Road with n large
nuintier of Drift Care all in good order, two Title's
Waggons, - together ;',-ith a variety 0i: fixtures no
eessary for ruining o erations, cyllinder and other
Screens, Corte, Wagr,ons, It!aultsmith Tools, Picks,
Shovels, Chains. 4-e. Together with one fifteen
horse power Engine coin plete, one Theodolite and
level in good order. Apply ti)
JX I M ES SILLIMA_N, Jr.
35 —tf
August 28
Notice.
WHEREAS John T. Hazzard' and John
Strauch, Merchants, lately trading under the
'firm of Hazzard end Straueb, did on the ninth day.
of February, A. D. 1841, execute to the undersigned
a general A asi , nment of their effects, held in co.
partnership dad individual, which alter pro7iding
for the payment 01 one small prefereilee,,prOvides
fur the payment of all their debts equally end ratea
bly without Ft:put/thou.' Notice is theiefore hereby
given to all persona having demands aaainst the
said firm, or either the Faid John T. Hazzard or
John Strauch, to present thento the undersigned.;
and all persons ir.de'bted to the said hrin. or either
the said tolin T. Hazzard and -John Struuch, are re
quired to make payment without delay.
F. W HES
OEOI C. W YistiioOP, •
Assignees:
The Assignment and a full statement o f affairs
may be seen at any time at the office of
F.. W. HUGHES'.
33
August 14,
Algae Thompson N. Co.'s
F,, ~.,,___,
,
OPPOSITION DAILY LINE
of N e w Four Horse Troy Ludt Coaches from-
PHILADELPHIA TO POTTSVILLE.
via Reading Railroad, leaves Philadelphia, daily
at-5i o'clock A. 31., arrives at Pottsville at 4 o'clock,
P. AI.: leaves Pottsville, daily, at 61 o'clock, A. M.,
rives at Philadell , hin at Gi o'clock P. M.
' .ssengers by this lino will arrive af Pottsville
in time to take Stage for Shamokin, Sunbury,
Not thumberland, Danville and Cattawissa, and can
depend on meeting with sober and careful drivers,
'slew Troy Celebes, and gentle horses, and accom
modating Agents. Racing not permitted.
The Proprietors are thankful for past favors, and
merit a continuance of the same by their assiduous
attention ler the accommodation and safety of the
travelling public.
This Line of Stages has positively no cor.nection
with any other line on said road.
For seats apply •to JAMES DIXON, :at the
City, Hotel, THRID Street, Philadelphia, and
JOHN DUNGAN'S, at the Pennsylvania Farmer'
THIRD Street, near Callowhill. Heading at
HERR'S Hotel, Pot:so://e at M. MORTIMER'S
Pottsville Hotel, and BRIGHT'S Mount carbon
House, which are the only otfieeq. • ,
F are, from Philadelphid to Pottsville, in
. No. I Car,. S 4 75
No. 2 Car, 4 25
•
ISAAC THONtrsolv,
MICHAEL MORTIAIER, Proprietors.
F. F. RENSA M AN co.
N. IL—Persons desiring to travel in this Line
should inquire for Thompson 4. Co's Opposition
Line and see that their receipts were so printed.
Medicines Y, . Medicines: .1
DR. Win. Evan's, celebrated Camomile Pills.
do Soothing Syimp for children.
Baron Von Hutehelees, Herb Pills,
Doct. Goodie's,Female Pills.
fact. William Evan's, Fever & Aguc Pills,
•
Doct. Hunt's, Botanic Pills.
For Dyttpeptie Per Sons firint'a Rotanic Pills are
said to be superior to any Medicine ever yet oiler,
ed Lathe Public.
A fresh' supply of the above. Meditines, just re 7
ceived and for sale a the Dru g store of
JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
December II . 50—
SILMSPEARCS FLA:VS.—In 8 volumes and
2 volumes, at ttm low rate bf. 6 3 50. Jost received
and for sale by • • BANNAN.
Decemberll-: - ,1
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1 ndemniti Against Lanni. Damage by
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Capital $400,009.
CHAR'r ER P R PETIJA
THE SPRING GARDEN INSURANBE-0031-
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA,.
111,1 A AR E Insurances, either temporary or perpetually
/via against, Loss or Damage by FIRE, In town . or
6ountry, on Houses, Barns, and Poi:ditto. of all 'kinds,
on Household Furniture. Itlerthardit. e." Horses, Cat
tle, Agricultural,Commercial and Manufacturing Stock
and Utensils of every description; Vr.ssEts and their
Cargoes in port, as hell as Mortgages and Ground Rents
upon the most favorable terms, , ,
Applications for Insurance, or any inform a tion on the
subject may be-mnde either personally or hyietter, at
the Company's office, at the Northwest corner of Sistli
and Wuod streets.
MORTON MeMICHAEL, President,
L. Knustnneen, Secretary. •
DtnEcTotte, •
Morton McMichael, Charles Stoles,
Joseph Wood,
P. L. Lagucrenne,
Elijah Dallett,
George NI. Troutman. . ti W. Potrieroy
George W. tiehreiner.
The subscriber has teen appointed AGENT for the a
bove mentioned Institution and is now prepared to make
I NSURANCES upon erety descri f lion of property at the
lowest rates. BENJANI.Isi I.IANNAPi.
Pottsville, Feb elth 1811.
THE DELAWARE COUNTY
lie sure ia re CG91:1; any.
CAPITAL AUTHORISED' BY LAW, $2,50 000
CHARTER. PERPETUAL.
.I.YILAKE both limited and perpetual insurances
on . Brick, Stone or Frame, Buildiogn, Suites
Hotels, Mills, Barns, Stables, Alercliatitlize, Furniture
and Property oleverydescriptioo Against lesi,ei dam
age by FFRE.
31ARINE AND INLAND INSITANCE.
The Delaware County Insurance compan) will also
insure against loss on all kinds of marinr risks and a.
gainst the damage or loss upon the transportation of
goods, wares, and mereandise by water, or by railway,
upon terms as favourable as any other institution.
For any further information on the subject ofinsur
ranee; either against Fire marine or inland risks.
Apply to -
II EN lIY - G . EOM N SON. A ”ent.
July 15 34-1.1 At Sam Mil} Haven
or WILLIAM ft POTTS,
A tOrwigsburg
IN Y AGAINST LOSS BY Fli/E.
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Company ofThiladelpinia,
CA P I PA IN 000, PAID IN -
CIIARTER PERN.TUAL.
eriONTINUE to make. 11,,aurance, permament nod
limited on every description orproperty in town
and country on the u.tial lovorable terms. 011 ice
1631 Che:nlit Street per r firth Orcel,
CLJARLES N. EANCK EN. President.
1)11:EuToRS,
Charles N Marer, Samuel Grant,
James Scott, Frederick frown,
Thomas Hart, Jam,h R. Smith,
.„
Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. W. Richards,
Tobias Wagner, Ilfo drcai D. Lrwis,
CHARLES G. BANCKER, Sec't
MB
The Subscriber has been appointed agent for the
above mentioned institution, and is now prepared to
make insurance, on every description of proper', at
the lowest rates.
AN DREW RUSSEL
Pottsville. June 18‘;‘, 1841. 25 —ly
1 V. MIS
•
A RE always cured by "Tram BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY. • the celebrated remedy fur Pulmorary
diseases,
WThis is the Season when such complaints
hecomemost prevalent, it is the time when
the early semis of CoNsestervlN "are often innocent
ly sown from what is usually termed a slight or simple
COLD. Owing.to the sudden cha"ges of temperature,
exposure to the imclemencics, rune are exempt
from them. but many treat them too lightly and let them
run on for-weeks and even months without dunking of
the consequesces.' REMEMBER, that neglected COLDS
are always dangerous. and in nine, cases out of ten the
cause of thatfearful disease. consumption. A cold pro
duces a cough—it settles upon the breast, a hoarseness
'With pains in the breast will follow. next a difficulty of
breathing, flushes of heat, cold Otitis, and finally all
the symptons adds distress'ng complaint. Thousands
are thus hurried to the grave from their own neglect
Be advised, then, roWdo not trifle with an enemy so
dangerous ;it is easily cored if taken in time; but if too
long neglected, may be beyond the power of medi..irici
If you value.your I re or health. don't trust to any of the
idok nostrums. but procure a Bottle of the BALSAM of
WILD CHERRY immediately- It is a remedy that -has
stood the tesforexperience, cured thousands, and saved
many from en early grave.
Ili KF.EP A BorrEE of it in the house and you. will
soon know its value.
Price $ I a bottle.
Sold in Pottsville by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN,
• A gent for Schuylkill County.
Try See other advertisements
September '25 39
frIHE subscriber being obliged, on account of ill
it health to relinquish: business, offers his well
Prl" , n3t,, known Stand, 'tilie Centre House," Port
1
ti'g - : ,- .1 . Clinton, Seliti . lk ill - roomy, for sale. The
t. its::',l"
;, s; t - - .7 above property is delightfully situated
- 2:Lr- at the jonetion of the Little Schuylkill
and Philadelphia, Reading and Pottsville Rail
Roads, end on the completion of the latter ( - which'
is now in a great state of forwardness ) will bo-a
fashionable resort frord the city. . .
lf it is nut sold by the Ist - of January 1842, it
;will be for rent.
DAVID WALKER.
Port Clinton, October 16 42—tf
ir#oo.ll3, EtErt.M.
rust received and now opening, a large and well
" assorted stock of new Fall and- Winter goods
consisting of
Dill Goods of (wry description, -
Groceries of all kinds,
- China, Glass and. Queensware,
Fur, Cloth and Hair Scat Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
• Coats, Pantaloons,Dests,ec.
Plaster. Salt. - Fish, ec.,l
which will be sold on the most liberal terms, and
at very low prices or in exchange for country pro
duce, for which the highest priceMUE will be
11pART Zaid.
SAL .
Pottsville, Nov. 13.13911
.•
Soap t Candle rilanufactory,
No. 19, Wood Street, behrien 2a,'and 3d, and
Vine and .CallOwhill Streets.
PHILADELPHIA!
3013017 sazzonorr,
Respectfully informs Storekeepers, Illerchnnts &c
that he Manufactures end hi for sale,
Palm, White. Variegated;Jrellow,
and Brown. Soaps.
.
Mould and Dipped , Candles ',
All ofgoad quality and at reaFonable prices:....
A LIBERAL DIF.OOIINT'ALLOWED FOR CA4 -Q.
v . Philadelphia, July. 10, — -28== fly
Dick's Christian Philosopher..
THE Chnsdan Philosopher or, this conneetinoof
Science and - Philosophy with 'ReliEion, by
Thomas Dick. Just received and 'for Sale by
-Noreinber . 6
i!E!MffEMEMME
Archibald Wright.
Samuel Townsend,
Robert Larighead,
For A:tie.
o r "
„ .
151 4 6.0401 FT SWAN4IO7r4I4
.. :4RE7FIVED;;)': - .. : k • •. ,
N 6. 69 N.' Thti4st.,: above 'Arch, 'philadekhia.-
BOARD ONE DOLLAR PER DA125.;
.
dinHARLES 'WEISS has leased this eld.estatp. .
IL/ lithed hotel, which has-been conapin l e4, 3 ,Put is
• .order for the accommodation of travel
• „ her and permanent boarders, Its
1 : 1
~,,,,,proxin.ity to business '
renders it deal.
''''• ratite to strangers' and residents of the
city. Every portion•of the house his undergone -*
coMplete eteansing. -The culinary, department
of the first order , —with good cooks dud servants se:
!coed to insure attention to guests. Has accom
modations for-i 0 persons.. • -- -
Those -who may favor, tho house; .with their cur.
tom; may be asanred of finding the best of fare, the
heat of attention, and, as is Istated above, very teat
sonable charges.
Er Single day, 9 1 -25.
Er Room fur horses and tablet*, Also horse*
to bite. - •
1:13 - German/titan and Whiteman& Stage Office.
Philadelphia, December 11, 1841 50—.1f
TILE Ai ERICAN ALMANAC—and Repos
itory of Useful Knowledge, for 1812. Just received,
and forsale by 13 BANNAN. •
December 11'
- - - •
*o—
AGENCY—Persons can now engage
passages (or their friends in vesselti leaving London
derry, Cork, Dublin and Belfast, direct, in the Muntha of
Apr.l, May and June nut, by applying to ,'
IL BA N NAN, Agent.
Poltavilo, December 11 ! ,
FriIEI'OETS 01 7 ' ERICA.J-ILLUBTIi
"`• T D,This elt-itant Book, just received and foi
821' . by ' B. BANNAN.
December II .50-. •
Vashionabte-
T I LORI NG EST A B ENT.
ra't LIE citizens of Alinersville and its vicinity Oro
M. 'respectfully informed that the 'subscriber is
now prepared to make up every de:scription of gee;
ments, at the shortest notice, and on We most reas
suitable terms; - Coats, pantaloons,'vests, and
coals, made in the newest and Most fashionable
style, and warranted in alt cases to . fit.
Ile has on hand a &at variety of clothsN
meres, vestings, trimmings. &c. The public
are incited to call and examine the same. They
have been selected with care and taste, and are
calculated to suit all persons and all purees. -
The subscriber. thanbful for the 'eery liberal fiats.
ronage which has been bestowed on him fur the
list four years, trusts that an unrrniiltcd attention
to his.busittess, will secure to him a continuance of
past favors. lie will be found at his old stand, on
Sunbury street, next door to a ileiluer Son's
ufacc.
WILLIAM EASTWOOD.
Minersville, Decctither I I 50-3
lige lENCII I.IIIIIOGRAPIIIC PitINTS.--
Saitablo fur Serap3ooki, and framing: Just .re+
ceived and for sale by - , D. BANNAN.
December 11 'at--;
Agerney for Periodicals.
FiriftZ subscriber is now Agent for the following
popular Works, which will hereafter be recd.
sod at this office, and delivered to subscribers in
this Borough free of postage.
Goner's LADY'S Moir, and Liadies` American
Magazine, edited by Mrs. Sarah J. 1151 e at.d Mrs.
L. B. Sigourney. Price $3 per annum, in mi..
Vance.
TIIE Youxo PEOPLE'S l3ous, or Magazine of Usc.
ICI and Enteriamin o Knowledge, edited by John
Frost, A. M. Professor of Mlle Lettres in the High
School of Philadelphia. and pnblished by Morton
51'511phi/el, Monthly. with numerous illustrations
at 92 per annum, payable in advance.
' PEOPLE'S LIBRARY or Magazine of Choice and
Entertaining Literature, by Morton -M 'Michael
published mohthly with illustrations, Price
payable ►n advance.
IVlsattea Moseuta,—at ek 1,,50 per annum in ad.
vance.: I
(U' Subscl ipi ions for either attic above 'Works
will be received at this office.
Nnvember 20
Falai Fashions,
rip H E subscribers respectful!) , beg !cave to inform
their patrons a:,d the public generally, that they
have just received by late importation, the FALL AND
WINTER FASHION., together with French, Wool and
web died Cmil)s; Freneli.barred Cassimere of all
colors: Also a fine selection of French and English
Satins, plain and figured. They have added to their
former supply n fine assortment of Stocks, Dosems,
Colars &e, all of whiell they will warrant to be or
a superior quality and made up in the most. appro.
ved style. LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR,
Merchant Tailors Corner Centre & Mahantongo
St. , Pottsville.
38—if
Sep'ember IP, 1841
N B The public are invited to nail end examine
the goods, ao th a t a te k; joy be ableite judge for
ltiumselves. L. 45* T.
.
??P. a clzerel, Salmon Ac - perritig..
1i CST received and for cale.by '
.
, TROUT kft ANl\ & SILLY MA N.
Eg 3vemb e r 27 \ t -
N 49
.
Grapes. '
A FEW Regs.Mulaga Grapes, io prime order,
-cm juat received "and for safe by
JOHN Kt% MARTIN.
48—
November 27
A Intact:yes for 1842.
c _i_ERMAN, English and Comic Almanacs fa
' ‘ )11 1842. Just received and for sale by the Gros e
dozen or single by B. BANNAN. •
Nvember 6 45
.
Sartinparilla Compound*
Ft2RowN's . Celetrated Sarsaparilla Couippuud t
a fresh supply just received by
E. Q. & A. HEN PERSOR
37
September 10
• Cheese.
QAPSAGO, Pine Apple & Herkimer Comity
Cheese, for oak by
E. Q. A HENDERSON.
• 35-
August 28
Slate Ilfletuorandoral Uooks.
QUITABLE Tor Miners'. Rat receivelViind
for 4btifery cheap by
!Doctor Ad. Lippv,
E➢ ESPECTFULLY infnm. -iniinbitants p.
Cif. Pottsville and its vicinity, that he has--movedf
in town, and-offers his professional cervices in all
the medical branches to the public.
Practicing the Itemt ceputhic system, and if
requested, the Allrlptiathic, he hopes from long ex.
pertence to give full satisfaction-to such as waledl
on him. lie will be ready for pmfesSional services
at any lime at his residence.
Greenwood, December 4
Harness Leather.
SUPPLY of thrnems Lennser, Imitable for
. 41 k. 54ddleg, just roceivid and for sato cheap by
R. D. 511 .)ENER.
• 99-3 t
December 4
• Fountain !Ink Stands, •
wOR Red & Black Ink. hist Y.:permed aid for :
21— sale by 1 B. DANNAN.
December 4 49-2
ViSillnug Ca r.(s,
E
NAMEIA.MY:ictd lvuty frii*lte by
- R. HANNAN:,
.o'anted. .
Lumber, of all kinthr,
eloper ste . ll,
:TimOthy mid FlERtsretf,
For which the highetst.marko pac e win ho ~ii
. . SAMUEL HARTZ.
Pottevitle, Nov, 13, 1841.. • • • - •
MEW N POCKET I. HRARY.—Conte
•`-'" mining lOW . receipts, and 'a little of csery
price 37h cenur. kit received and for sale by - -
111. BANN AN .
December 11, —15 0 6 r
1
13. )3AN N AN,
47-
13. HANNAN.
AD. LIPPE, M. D.
49-41,1,