• Hratitt.--Health is that state of bor'y and MIND
which renders sr rRE =lows a blersing ;rani thing
abort or this is direase. and is caused by the ILCCUMMU.
- lotion of morbid humors in the blood, and other juic
es, by, neglect of vegetable purging. The cure is
eery ampler/ open, the 'natural drains of -the body
which nature has provided for the carrying out of all
its unpuritrev, and. Health will be sure to follow.—
This can be atcumplished without any incnriVeni
cies, by the use of Dr. BRANDO:iilleft VEncranct
Druvrtts4C. - Pltzs. which are known by the experi
ence. or thousands, to perfectly cleanse the blood
fru:Wall foulness, remove every morbid affection, and
renovate weak and enfeebled constitutioni to perfect
t e elth and vigor. 1
porehase in Pottsville. of Wm. Afortimer; Jr. and
o f t ho agents published in another part of this paper.
Our illarket,
CO It BECTLR •VgrAir. POTTSVILLE, Mar. 12, 1842.
Wheat Flour, pr Bbl. 85,00 Bacon, per lb. , 7
Rye do cart. 2,00 Pork, I " 4
wh e ac .- - bah' '1,28 Hams, . " 10
-Rye, " 65 Potatoes, bush! .50
Corn, " . 60 Plater, ton 5,00
Oats, . "
~ 45 Hay '" 18 to2o
Fps, ' doz 1211 Timothy s'd, bshl 2,50
Butter, . .lb ''' 124 Clover ".. " 5,00
litarrieb.
In Pettey ille. on Tuesday. November 9th, 184 i,
by %belles. Mr. JarJ.ne, hew' K. MATO.. to
REDEC . CA C. HonNisra, both of the above named
place. - •
On Sunday the 6th 'hist., by the Ite'v. John
Maddidon, Mr.Jitiez SPARKS, of Westwood, to
MissliAont Y...RossEL, of Ptitteville,
0:2. POTTSVILLE ATHENIAN INSTI
'HITE.--The question for debate before the In
stitute on Thursday evening. the 17th inst. is
Are - the works of nature sufficient ,to demon
smite the existence of a Deity independent of
Scriptur..l revelation."'
Affirmative---J. C. Neville and James Connei
Negative—John Pinter and J. M. *Crosla
The meetings or the Institute will be held in fu
lcra, in the Lecture room, corner o 4 'Centre and
Mahantango Streets. The Ladies and Geopensen
of Pottsville, are - respectfulli invited to attend.
MarCh 12 TIIOMAS FOSTER, Sec'y.
Pi 0 LICE
To IVholesale Deniers and Retailers of Foreign
Merchandize in Schuylkill County.
13URSUANT . to an Act or Assembly, passed
the 6th day of April, 1840, entitled en act
graduating the duties upon wholesale" dealers
arid retailers of inerchandize, and prescribing the
mode of issuing-licenses, and collecting said du
ties, the constables of the several boroughs and
townships to said county having made their Bev.
cral returns. ( under 0301 or atlirmation, to the
clerk of the court of qua's* Sessions of said
county,) of the hats of all the wholesale dealers
or retailers of goods, wares, and-mereliandize,
wines or distilled liquors, drugs or medicines, [el,
ccpt such as are the growth, produce or maim.
rasters of the United States.] Merchants and
dialers embraced in the provisions of the said re
cried act, are hereby notified that agreeably to
the 6 th section thereof; the associate judges and
cduniy commissio era will-meet atthe.conimis.
?inners 'Ace, in Orwigsburg, on thursday, the
.314 ot March inse., at 10 o'elock in the forenoon,
when pm may appear before the said judkds and
coninisioners, and ahOw the amount of your an
'ntial sales during the past year, and on failure to
atiend as aforesaid, the judges arid commission.
era will class you accofding to the best inlorma
tion they can have or obtain;
1
And pursuant to an tict of assembly of the
commonwealth of Pennsylvania, pase:ed the 30th
day ofApril, A. D. 1841, entitled an act to pro
vide'revenue to meet the denrinds on the Geese.
ry, arid for other purposes, in the teiv.h section
whereof, it is enacted as fullowit
Sacrum 10. That from and after the passage
of this net, the several provisions now in Wee of
thew of the fourth of March, eighteen hundred
and-twenty-four, entitled " A supplement to the
set er.thled an act laying a diity on the retailers
ot foreign merchundize," and the several provis
ions of the act of the seventh of April, eighteen
hundred and thirty, entitled " An act graduating
the duties upon wholesale dealers and retailers
of inerehandize, and prescribing the mode of ie.
suing licenses and collecting dutics,"except Fo
much thereof as may hereby be altered, or sup
plied, shall be and some are hereby extended
and applied to all persona engaged in the selling
or vending nt-gonds , wares, merchandize, corn.
onodities or effects, of whatsoever. .kind or nature,
and all such sellers or venders shall be classed
and required to pay annually for the We of the
commonwealth, fur their respective licenses, as
follows, viz:
Those who. are esteemed and taken to make
and effectannual sales to the amount of three
hundred thousand dbllars and upwards, shall
constitute the brat class, and pay two hundred
'dollars.
Those to the amount of two hundred thousand,
end less than three hundrsd thousand, the second
clam., pay one hundred and fifty dollars.
Those to the amount of one hundred thousand,
and less than two hundred thousand, the third
and pay one hundred dollars.
Those to the amount of eighty-five thousand
and tees than one hundred thousand dollars, the
fourth eldss, and pay eighty dollars:
"ihme. to the amount of seventy-five thousand,
and tees -than eighty-fiva thousand dollars, the
fifth class, and pay sixty dollars.
Those to arnount:of sixty, and less than
evenly five thousand dollars, the sixth clasp, and
pay firtyl dolfars;:f;i ,
Those to the amount of filly thousand; and less
than sixty thousadd dollars, the seventh class,
and pay forty-dollars.
Those to tho amount of forty •thousand, and
less than : fifti thousa nd dollars, the - eighth class,
and pay thirty dollars.
Those to the amount of thirty thousand,' and
less than fort ir thuu.amt dollars, the ninth clasp, •
ar:d - nay twenty-five dollars.
Those to t amount of twenty thonsand, end
less than thi rty thousand dollars, the tentll r .class,
arid pay. twenty dollars. ,
Thme to the amount of fillebn thousand and
less than twenty thousand &Afars, the eleventh
else., and pay fifteen dollars.
Those to the amount nt ten thousand and less
than fifteen thousand dollars, the twelfth clasp;
and pay twelve dollars and filly cents.
Those to the am q unt of five thousand, and less
then tett thousend-; Collars, the thirteenth class,
and pay-ten dollars:
Those to the amount of five thouaand, the four.:
(cent), clan., and pay seven dollars.
Provided. That where such wholesale or re.
tail dealers confine their purchases and sales to
Inning and vending goods, wares and metehao.
dine, the growth, product and manofact ore of
the United State-,:he or they shall' pay only one
half the amount of the license required by the
provisions of this section.
And every seller or vender of wines or distill.
ed liquors, either with or without other goods,
wares, merehandize, commodities, or effects, as
aforesaid, shall pay for his license 6Ry•per cent.
in addition , to the rates above specified for the
respective classes, and every license hereafter
granted, shall specify whether the party obtain.
ing thel same is or is not 'entitled to sell or vend
wines or distilled liquors.
Provided, That no person whose annual sales
do not exceed one thousand dollars, and no fetne
sole trader,.cir single woman, wliese,annual sales
..do not exceed two thousand five hundred dollars,
venders of wines or distilled, liquors excepted, nor
any importer dI foreign. goods, wares, or naer.
thandixe, who may vend or dispose of the same
in the original packages as imported, nor any:
perion who may *end or dispose of articles of hie
own growth, produce or manufacture, shall be
required to take out a license under this act.
_ . STRANGE N. PALMER,
SAMLIELID. LW.
AseoCiate
GEO. SEITZINGERJudgee.;
GEORGE BOYER. • •
SAMUEL R. MEDLER,
March 18 • 11— , Cernmisiiionere.
COAL WHARF..
TILE nbseri be iv. occupying the Large and comma
Mous Whar , .at the lower side of South street.
•Schuylkili, are prepared to ixiake arrangements for
the reception of coal on wharfage or assignment.
Charges for shipping or storing Will I* moderate.
Address W.I. & J. R. FLANIGAN.
Philada.. March IS ' ' • 11-4 mo
HE
COME AND`WEEt
I •
111.. WILSON; of Pottsville; . wonld most re.
• iipectfully informs the Meriltantit of :this, and the
surrounding villages, that be has returned to the long
established. and extensile Wtiolesalk:Dry Good'
House, of Atwood wiz Co..' No. 74 Market St., south
side, betwi,een 2d and Philadelphia,,Where be will
be pleased to exhibit 'to any and may call. a large
add splendid assortment of Forergn and domestic
Dry Goods, at the usual terms and pricm.'
' darch 12. •
"ASSIGNEE'S
"OTICE is hereby given, that Edward Hughes.' of
the Bona Ugh. of Pottsville, has made an amigo
meat of all his estate; goods and chattels, rightsand
&edit!, for the henefit of trio creditors, tothe subseri•
ber, aceording to a deed of assignivent. MI persons
indebted to the said Edward Hughes, or 'having'
claims against 'him, are requested to present their
accounts to the ?subscriber, for inamtdiate settlement.
Books and papers are at,the office kit
• ' JAMES a-CAMPBELL. Assignee.
March 9 , II
Valuable coal Land for Sale. 1
.[
rENHE suberiber offers for sale a valuable tract of
a Coal Land, , situate on' the Broad Mountain,
Schay !WI county, - 416: acres, more or less.. The
Mammoth, Jugular an& Pine Knot Vehis, have - been
proved on this tract. There are also several other
celebrated veins of Coal, as well as several veins of
iron ore on the same; it is also well timbered. The
terms accomtnodat)..g.and the title indurputable. For
further particulars enquire of i
MICHAEL; MURPHY: -
Penapylvania Hall, Pottsville.
11-31
March iq
$5 • REWARD.
P[lflE undersigned. will pay tho above reward, to
any person giving such information as will lead
to the conviction of theindividuals who,have recent
ly broken open the tool chests •in my boatyard;'and
taken tools of any dgscriptton from the premises; or
on conviction of any persona who are in; the habit of
stealing lumber therefrom. A written description of
the tools will be given if required, and the public are
cautioned nut to purchase any tools where there is
cause of suspicion._ - :=; J CROSLAND.
March 12 IC-3
11111 TE SWAN I.I.OTEL L
Igo. 106 Rare STREET, ABOVE Thula;
rhiktdellthkt. I
frIllIE subscriber is now the sole proprietor of this
JIL old established stand, and respectfullly announces
to .his friends and customers that he has refitted it up
in the most splendid manner, and is prepare&to ac
commodate all who oily favor him with a CAL lie
pledges himself that nothing shall be wantiag;on his
part to giving comfort and satisfaction to his guests in
every departmenrof his estatthaiment.
The Northern and Western Stages arrive and de
part daily from this Hotel, and extensive stabling is
attached for the better accommodation of those who
may require its use.
lja' Terme one Dollar per day.
• • JOHIsI . WEB% Proprietor.
11-3
Manch 12
To the Honor die the Judges of the Court of Quarter
Sessions of lie,PeaceJorthe county of Schuylkill:
The Petit . * of , MicliaehSando, respectfully
showeth—That your Petitioner occupies a com
m.:lions house situate in the town of Coal Cas.
tle; well known as a Licensed inn; or Tavern,
which is calculated for a Public House cifEnter
tainment, and from its neigh')orhood - and situa
tion, is suitable as well as necessary for the ac.
commodatian of • the public, and the entertain
ment of strangers and travellers. That he is
well provided 'with stabling for Horses, and all
conveniences necessary for the entertainment pit
strangers and travellers. He therefore respect.
fully prays the Court to grant him a License
.to
keep an Inn or Public House of Entertainment
there. And he will pray &c.
MICHAEL SANDO.
We, the undersigned, citizens of the Township
of Branch aforesaid, being perSonally acmiainted
with the above named Pet:turner, and also having
a knowledge of the house t'or which' the license is
praytdi,do hereby certify. that such house is ne.
cessary4o accbmmodate the Oldie and enter.
tain strangers and travellers;' that he is crimson
of good repute for honesty and temperance, and
that he! is well provided with house robin and
conveniences for the lodging and accommodation
of strangers and traveller... We therefore beg
leave, to recommend him for a License, rigreea,
bly tr.r the Petition;
Blair WClenachan, Benjamin Heffnitr,
DsnieliCantner, • Daniel Bennett, 1
Samuel Kauffman,_ John Daniell; I
Henry. James, John Provost,
James Sweeney, ' John Moon,
Charles Taylor, W. Al chlurtrie. '
March 5 lA—+l,
' NOTICE.
NaIIIROPOSALS will be received until the 10th
P
day. of April next. for furrishing 40,000
ions of ANTHRACITE COAL, (or Any part
thereof not less. than 500 tone,) to be delivered
during the ensuing season, at' Pottsville or
Schuylkill Haven. .
As AMC of the,coal may be transported upon
he canal, and some upon the reit road, the sel.
ler is requested to give the prices for delivering
the name into die boats' upon the canal; or the
cars upon the rail road. - •
The name and location of, each veinrif coal
must be givec,acd the "quantity apportioned in
ttni following manner,
WHITE ASH
10,000 tons of Lump, 10,000 tone of Lump.
1000 "B. sr. Screwed, 8000 B.& Serien'd.
2000 " 5000 Egg,
1000 " Stove 2000 Stove,:
500 " Nut - 500 Nut,
The Coal 4; wanted principally for the New
England - market; and must be of very superior
qqality. The egg; strive, and nut sizqe to be
screened by q circular screen.
The terms or_ payment will be sash in good
current money of Pennsylvania. Every corn.
monicatton will be considered as strictly confi
dential.
Application to be nsde personally or by let.
tor, to the au bscriblir t the "Mors is Flotoe," 188
Chesnut-street. 't ADAMS-FOSTER.
Philadelphia, March 5, 10-6
PUBLIC SALE. ; •
%VIE subscribers, Executors of the estate of Geo.
to Reber, Esq., deceaSed, will' expose to Public
Sale, on the premises, on Monday the 28th Of March :
next, at.. 10 o'clock . A. M. That well knoivii Tavern
Sidnd'and. Dwelling brines situated at
."Vii, Tuscarora, in Schuylkill Township,
"'"
UV road Schuylkill connty. on the leading
II IL 7. from Potts - vine to Mauch Chunk, to
-`'--- 'ether with 33 acres, more orless, piths:
Best Coat Land in She Regian. , •
through which five ofihe'ast veins, - openecl :Ma work
ed on the adjoining tract, run a distance ofupwards of
50 rods, varyin g Irons 5 6;16 Pet in thickness. This
tract is situated at the head of Schuylkill Valley Rail
Rand, Which terminates on the tract.
The T rem House iibuilt of atone and frame, well
, furnished and in good concition, for the
accommodation of the, public. The
;;; ; Dwelling House also built of frame and
Is s stone, and well furnished. • About 12
acres are cleared, and in a state of mild
vation, with.a good apple orchard, and sii acres of
Meadow land., The balance is well timbered.
Also, will be sold at the same time and place, the
undivided one-halfof
I Aeres Of Coat Land,
Situated in Rush Township, Schuylkill county, ad
joining landibelonging to Peter Bitabb, now own
ed by the Little Schuylkill Company, John Bream
and Jeremiah Schap pal. This tract is well timber
ed, and abounds with'coal, being the Continuation of
the Mahoney Coal Region. 'rho little,Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Rail Road is located through this
tract.
G o od and indisputable tides to this land will be
given. Also. at the same time and place, will be ex
posed to sale Si: Skates of Stock in the Schuylkill
Valley Rail Road.
Due attendance will be given, and the terms and
Conditions made known, on rho day of sale..
• LEVI REBER.
WILLIAM AUDENRIED,
Feb. /9, 9 ' Ezecaors.
N. 8.--Should the Tuscarora property nut be sold
on said day, it will be offered for rent for the ensuing
NAILS & SPIT{ ES.;—By the quantity or si n gle
Keg, for sale tit Philadelphia Wholesale prices,
by . . JOSEPH WhIiTE & SON.
Mount CarbzniJaniPty 15
DLASTEIL—PIaster for ale bithe ton. halfor
IL - quarter ton.by the aubscriber - at Beers on
he Wen Branch, -1 'di R . REESER.
January 22 -_
- -
ROTIPE;
friHE slibgrlber wishing 10-Aeelliri.birsiness
in !Kingsville, hereby requests-all those' in
debted to him. to eall anti make psyMent on or
before the first of April next; And Alt-those be
iing claims egainst the sebseribers.
sent them - for settlement.;
JOHN DANIELL
March'S
lIIM
NM
_~~;
1—- ; .
CR.." • •
By cub paid for Blankets, Flannels,
Lindsey, Muslin, .Caliiiiire;:Checks;
Hdkfs.;Tow and Flax Linen, dr.e. $525 97
By cash paid for Sugar. Coffee, Moles-
sea, Tea, Chocolate, Sonp; Od a Rice, -
Fish, Spices, 4c. I ' 484 91
By cash paid for. Hardware, Earthern,
Queens and Cedar Ware 46 74
Brushes end Brooms ' - "16 22
10 Head Steers 220 00
Elizabeth Shoemaker 1 year owery on
Firm ' i •
Freight on Nurse . and Lime Stone ' '
Coun k y, Slate and Road tax Ifor 1840
- 9 nd 1841 83 36
e Stone . 153 82
Bushels of Rye . i 236 90
5 . Barrels,of Flour . 27 00
12 Bushels of Seed wheat t I 19 ;0
Dried Apples, Peaches and Cherries '2O 75
Weaving, Carding and Dying - - 32 13
Tobacco and Segars - I -
64 87
.
Stone Coal for 2 years ,
- 490 92
, ,
Shoes and Hats 82 03
Beef
13 Barrels of Salt ~ 1 -,.-'' 111 95
28 00
3 Stoves and Tin Ware' . .50 69
I
Black Smith work , ' . ''66 20
Saddlery. . I 10 37 .
Printing 65 00
Repairs dane at Tavern I Alms 110036 72 .42
630 Chesnut rails I - 31 50
Garden Seeds and Fruit Trees 6 81
Ham -, 17 65
4" Pigs . . 4.-00
Rakes 2 40
Vinegar 2 38
Postage and Stationary , 5 35
Medicines , 37 27
School Teacher 16 56
Black Horse lOU 00
Out door Paupers 375 46
Hired men and laborers on Farm 72 87
Hied Woman , 52 00
Part of wages for attending to Hospital 26 80
Cub paid Steward for the use of Alms
House
Daniel Bertolet 1 year services as Di
rector 20,00, extra services 6,00
George Body 1 year services as Direc
tor 20,00, extra services 11,25
William Hock 1 year services as Di.'
rector 20,00, extra services 4,50 24 50
Wm. Grictf 1 year services as Steward 325 00
John Barman, Esq. 2 years services as
, Council up to Dec. 31, 1840_ 50 00
Charles. Focht part of his salary as 112 50
E. Hammer I year services as 'Treasu
rer up to December 31, 1841
Doc. George Halberstadt 1 year servi
ces as out door Physician
Doc. S. R. - Medlar 1 year services as
Physician to HMSO , 70 00
Balance in the hands of the 'Treasurer 502 89
We, the Subscribers, Auditors of Schuylkill
county, having examined the Account of the
Treasurer of the Directors of the Poet and of the
House of Employment for the minty of Schuy I.
kill, respectfully de report thb foregOing state.
meat as the result of our investigation, and there
is remaining in the hands of the Treasurer rive
hundred and two &Mars and' eighty nine cents.
Witness onr hands this day the - 6th oflanua.
ry, A. D. 1841.
WILLIAM 11. HULL,
WILLIAM HAGGERTY,
STEPHEN RINGER.
Auditors.
William Gricff, Steward, in account with the
Director, of the Poor and of the House of Em.
pluyment for the county of Schuylkill, It= 'the
let day of January A. D. Ih4l, to the Ist day or
January A. D. 1842.
Ran ASH
DR.
To cash received of Elijah Hammer,'
Treasurer for tho use of tho Alms
266 20
House
To cash received of Elijah' _Hammer.
Treasurer,.lor 1 year salary t 00
Rents from G. Kaufman,Mri. Downey.
and Samuel Heebner ' 124 76
'guarding Paupers belonging .to other '
'counties 135 06
Geo. Moser in full for Board and . Med
ical attendance on Daniel loser
Indectures
Teaching children not longing to the
House' •
Hay •
Plaster
Medicines )
2 Calla
25,500
I Sheep
Cabbage
Cora
Difference on trading 9orsee-1 ,
Lumber • •
Balance due WiMain Greiff', Steward,
on the let day °Flannery A. D. 181- 11 47/1
By - cash paid hired men and clerk
Constables fees for bringing Paupers to
House • - • • 48 54
Labor in haynialing and Harvest 90 721
Travelling etpeuses and Toll' . 10 16
Tailor Work - 12.6$
Pork , , 68 00
Attending Hospital and sick persons' 13 201
Relief to out door-Paupers 27 78
Gardener and Garden Seeds, 16' 08
Fish ' . • • 6 96
Blacksmith Work 8 61
Mikesl 40 ,
. .
Medicines 5 97
Poticy of Insurance 50 00
Stations!, - 1 321
Butchering
1 Horse . • • 42 50'
Apples 1 •
-1.25
School Teacher _ - 574
Spinning , - Atry
Straw •9 05
Cabbage .Plants _ • -. , 9.681
Attending-Nursery . • • 6 , 0 9
lye - - 16 25
MellBWool Hats 7'oo
Grinding Plaster of Paris, • 6 00
stockings• , 4 . 00
1 year ConMensation.as Ste , -
lit January 1841 to' let J
_ .
Paupers remaining in the House on the lit day
of January A. D. 1842
Males ..'
Melee undep . lo iears
Females , _
Females tinder 10 years
Out door 'Paupers
admitted into the House, from the lot
day ofjannary. D. HMI, to the let day of
Januery'A.,D. 11342. • - :•
Ing
' - - POOII4IOIUSE ACICOUhT
-- ,-.1
EWAN KA MAIER; rreesureciairiccorrat sestk '
°ID
ao i s re a g r i 7; f efiei oon l rd4-l t eil" WleortheeatyfSrAaarlf. ;
h e Ist ky offaluary A. - D. D 341 to tke Ist day
jalkasy4.
D. tett. - --- . • ', -
1841=-Jrin. is To Balance remaining in the hands
Of the 'Treasurer, as per Report of
.
• Auditors. 1
To cash received from Jacob t
Reed Esq.'
fhr fines.
Tileash received from diaries Deng-,
ler, Esq. fur fines. 4.
To cash received for hay. ..;...',- •: ',
To easb received for Beef 4 , ''- :1_ ::,: .
To cash received for sheep . ; • :
To cash received from George Elattela;.:
her balance due from hishied:WTl; ~-..-
Estate formerly:a pauper ' ' 5 50,
To cash received from Elizabeth Yeag. •
er's Estate, now a pauper I . 64 00
To cash received from the Cortimission:
era of Sclinylkill county, for the wie -..-
.- ~
of the Directors of the Poor. 4-c. of
said county, up to,this date 500000
1842—Jan. 6. To balance remaining in
the hands of the Treasurer,
SALARIES.
:ward, .from . •
0ary . 1842 . 375 00
: - THEMR&M'.IOHRN:w::_.>.`Y.. _
Hales k, '
Females I
Females.honfin Abe - Rouse
7-
Whole number
Males discharged and absconded .
Tholes '
Females Id is ch arged end iitirecuideil
Females 4ied -
Bound mit 7 boys and 4 girls
remaining ,
162 84
iv l bolet Lumber -1'
18 00
9'60
16 87
BOUND OUT DURING THE YEAR 1841.
Thowias Miller. to John Welsch, ofthe Bor.
ough of Pottsville,George Eelgood to John Kans,
of the Borough of eotta v 1 Ile, Washington Kromis
to George SieDowell, Columbia county, Edward
Knimis Ito David Kromis, of Wayne township,
Schuylkll county. Daniel Welsch to Jas. Cresne,
of the Bt rough"of Pottsville. John Wouderspat
to ThomarGillins. Columbia comity, John Me.
Donnel Sharpless Taylor; Columbia county, ti ,
Lavinia wenek to Hiram Market. of the Bar.
ough of ottsvillr, Aria Kane to George Dosch,"
of the BOrougb of Pottsville. Ann Mooney to
James Buckley, 'in the Borough of Pottsville,
Tomboy grornak to. John Roberson, Centreville,
Sebuylltill county. • ,
I MADE IN THE HOUSE
--.— _
24 00
lif 3206 2
502 89
71 shitis, 23 Sheatiese; 75 pair Pantaloons, 24
Roundabouts, 28 Aprotis,lB pair nf Shoes, 51
Frocks. 1 Petticoats, 5 vests, 51 Ps:low Cases,
36 Bed Sheets, 16 pAir, Stockings, 15 Towels, 8
Chaff Big& 7 &deters, 'Sun Bonnets •
PRODUCE OF FARM.
Rye 406 I:ldabel:4 Wheat 96 Bushels, Oats 688
Bushets,4l . ay 50 four horse Loads, Potatoes 1176
BushelB,l3w:highest 46 Bushels, Cora in Cobs
927 Bushels. Clover Seed 9 Bushels, Cabbage
1776 heads, Onions ill Bushels, Red Beets 6
Bushels.
PRODUCE OF DAIRY.
51 97
46 00
1316 pounds Butter, Fatten'd ou Farm and
Slaughtered 12 Steers, weight 6329 pounds, hides
992 pounds, Tallow 544 pounds, I Bull, weight
850 pounds, hide 108• pounds, Tallow 74 pounds,
1 Heifer:, weight 689 pounds, hide 81 pounds,
Tallow 80 pounds, 9 Hogs, weight 2840 pounds,
Lard 390 pounds, 4 Calfs, weight 242 pounds,
hides 38 pounds, 2 sheep. weight 101 . pounds._
Raised 60 'Kends wool. -
STOCK ON FARM. •
6 Horses, 13 Cows, 5 Steers, 5 Heifers, I Bull,
16 Hogs, 14 . Shcep. •
We, the subscribers, Auditors of the county of
Schuylkill, having examined the. account of
William Greiff, Steward of Schuylkill county
Akins House, respectfully do report the above
statemont as tho 'result or our investigation.—
Wltnesti our bapds the 6th day of January A.
WILLIAM B. HULL,
• WILLIAM. HAGGERTY,
STEPHEN RINGER,
• , Auditors.
'March 5 . 10—
l EIEREAS the lion , CALVIN BLYTHE, E.
quire, President of the mayoral Courts of
Common Pleas, of the Counties of Dauphin. Le.
bonen, and Seltuylaili, in Pennsylvania, and Jus.
tice of the several Courts of Qum* Sessions o!
the' Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and General Goal
Delivery, in said counties, and Samuel D. Leib,
and &rouge N. Palpier,Equires, Judges of the
Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Oyer and
Terminer and General Goal Delivery,for the •
trial of capital and others offenders, in the said
county of Schuylkill—by their precepts to me
directed, have ordered a,Courtof Quarter Sessions
of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and" General
Goal Delivery, to be holden at Orwigsburg, on
the last Monday of March, inst. (being the 28th
of said month,) to continue one week. _
2 . 66 i.so
26 00
EM
NOTICE 11 there fore hereby given, to the
Coroner, the Justices of the Peace, and Consta.
bles of the said county of Schuylkill, that they
are by the said precepts commanded to be then
and there at 100 clock in the forenoon of said day,
with their rolls, records, inquisitions, examina
tions; and all other remembrances, to do those
things which to their several offices appertain to
be done: and all those that are 'bound by recog.
nixances, to prosecute against the prisoners that'
ate or then shall be in the gaol of said comity of
Schuylkill, are to be then and there to ptoseute
them as ahaU,be just.
Got! save T ti C COXIMOITWEALTIL
20 00
112 50
$3306 21
JOHN G. WOOLISON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwige.
burg; Mar. 10, 1841. c• ' • • 10—
_
N. 11.—The witnesses and jurors who are
summoned to attend said Court, are required to
attend punctually. In ease 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 concerned will therefore
govern themselves accordingly.
• 1
Remaining in - the Pest Office at •Poitsville,
March I, 2892. .
• /. A
Richard Adams - Patrick Moor
Charles Angel John M'Ginley ship
Jacob Auge Mary M'Donald '
John Abbersoti ship Patrick McCabe
B Hugh Medullae .
Wm Brown Alex. McFarland
Peramue dkobst Patrick Meeher
Daniel Black David Money ship
James Brenan - -Manic McGee ship
Rudolph' Blattner Michael Moor
James Brown James Martin
John Burns Joseph McKee
Matthew Butler N
Wm Ikadey David Nice
Patrick Brenan Samuel Nugent
Jas Buchanan 0
C Michael O'Donnell
John Clarya ' Patrick °nail°
Michael Coile Patrick Owens
Danl Cook, Wm. O'Bryan
V Cornelisan P •
Dr. S. Comfort 2 John Pressler •-..
Hugh Condrun E. Porter
25 73
' 11 00
17 611
7 36
6 121
1 571
10 25
3 50
6 121
,7 021
5 00
8 56
D
Michael Daily •
James Daffy
H. Dooley --
Abraham Dehaven
James Dougherty
E
Mr. D'Estimauville
James Egbert
Eliiabeth Edwards
Isaac Evans
John Ebbing
F
hlichacl Foley
Sarah Feels
Thoinas Ferry •
Joseph Farmer
Dennis. Godfrey
Wm. Greenwood.
I Q
Elm.' Hulme
Aaron How •
Erica Hudson
George Haley ship:
Hillagas
Jos - Hughs
J •
Henry Jones 2
J. 9:Johnson
Peter Imes
David Parry .
Eliza Parrs •
.42
Patrick 'Quirk ship
Joseph Reppard
Henry Ronsachser •
Henry Ruw
Rebecca Rhoads
Les is Reeser
John Reilly •
Elex. Smith
John Simpkins
Joseph Sheila
Catharine Scott
Margaret Sims
Thomas Sande
Michael Shoran ship
George Sheinroch -
John Snyder
William Smith
Sainuel Simts
Severn Isaac B.
T
Gee. W. Thompson
William Tanner ship
John Tregay
w.
James Walsh
Hiram Wells
George Wagner •
C.Rock John Williams
Abraham Kaenzi, ship . Heinrich Wilhelm
James Knot Robert White
Peter Kuhn Sylvestert.D. Wilson
L Andrew Wagner 2
James Lee . Prseilla Walton
Charles Lowly • Augustus Wentzel •
Luke Lee. • , Henry Weeb
John H. Lick • , Wm. Williams ship
JOHN T. WERNER, P. M. •
Persona calling for letters on the aline List,
will photo say they are advertised. Mar. 10—,
$lOB3 56
270 25
$lOB3 56
SOAR AND CANDLE MANUFACTORY
No. IV, Wood St.. bitumen 2d, arid 3d, and
• • . rote and Calknokell Streets;
• - PittLidelphla.
011.14, BANCROFT, . respectfully
Jr
forms Storekeepers,. MerChanti dm. that he
Manufacture); sod !tas for aide, -
Paha. Whits; Varie gated. Irdlow and Brown Soaps.
• • -Mould and Dipped Candies, - •
All of good qttalitt and at reasonable prices.
ILT A liberal discount allowedloi cub.
ndlideipblsflnt, 10,.• -08.7"-P7,
, ,
KM
P;IOCLAMATION.
LIST OF LEWERS
ligaliMffE:2
ENO
LOOK KERt t
JIIST-- - received and nee r Opening:A - large and
well assorted- stock-el . :new Fall- sudiVinter;
goods consisting of 1 '
Dry Goods ofeterydetelriptunt....
Groteriestf ail kirds, -
_ China; Glassed Queens:care,
- Fur. CAA, and -- /fair Seal Caps.
•, ' • Roofs and SAws, '' •
Goats; Pantaloons: Vestsofe.
Healer, Seg mos t - * t. .
Which will be sold on the liberaNerms, and
at very low prices or , in exchange for country
produce, (Or which the highest. price will belpaid..!
SAKIJEL HARTZ:
Pottsville, No
. 1 NI.
DRIFT de RAIL ROAD CARS, &Fe
PIPHE subscriber offers at private sale a num:
- 0 - bar of Drift and Pail Road Cars. Screens::
4 - c.;which in consequence of curtailing his bu.i
sinews, will not be wanted. ,
The Rail Road Cars are suitable for the Mill'
Creek and Schuylkill Valley Itailreads y and;
will be sold low for pash, or .on time for apJ
proved endorsed notes. Apply to
F. 110DPSON. St. Clair, or
his agent. John Pinkerton.
- " •543-
Janaary 29
OAT 111. AL.
rritlS economical and nutricious article or food
hitherto but little known in this country, except'
by occasional small importations with emi.Vrants
from Scotland Ireland,; is manufactured, and
for sale by the subscribers at their Factory in' Phila
delphia, in any quantity equal to any imported. even ,
superio , , being fresh, It is also for sale by moat of
the Mer chants in Pottsville, thongst whom are Mes.;
are Miller & Haggerty, William !Mmes.& Co. Clem.'
ens & Parvin. William Philips & Co. Morris .% Bro.;
them. &c. &c. as well as by some of the merchants'
in Millersville and Port Carbon.• '
.
GLENDENING & CHAMBERS.
Manufacturers of Flour, Oat Meal, & Pearl' Bar
ley, on the Willow St. Rail 'Road. between 12th and
13th, - Phila . November 6.1811. 4.571y*
- INSOLVENTS' NOTICE.
NOTICE.is hereby given, that we have applies!
to the Judges of the Court of Common Pleas
of Schuylkill county, for the benefit of thii IP
solvent Laws of this Commonwealth, and! that
the said Court have appointed Monday, the 21st,
day of March. 1849„ for the hearing'of us and out
creditors at the Court House, in the Borou gh , of
Orwigsburg. when - mid niperothey may att end if
they think proper. „
JOHN D. POWELL.
THOMAS GARLAND,.
GEORGE SHERRY, •
HENRY FOX,
MARK MADLY,
JOHN WOODHOUSE,
ISAAC SMITH,
JOHN 'KREMER,. '
ANDREW HAUSER,
. DAVID GIBSON.
JONATHAN 'DAUBERT,
TIMOTHY BACON,
February 26
FOR S4EL Ott RENT,
I I THAT well known TAVERN
togk STAND, THE EXCHANGE, 'in
,t the Borough of Minersville, nnw in
the-occupancy of 'Mr. John Moon,
with two ,vacant LUF adjoining. Possession
will be given on the first day of April next. For
terms apply to the subscriber.
JOUANAN COCKILL. -
9—'3t
February 26
NEWS ROOM,
AID
PERIODICAL AG gxcY.
qv/1E subscriber has determined
.to .open a
jIL Ntws Room and Periodical Agency, in,con
nectiun with his establishment, where subsea?.
nuns to the following Magazines and Newspa
pers will be received: and all the Magazines and
part of the Newspapers, subscribed and'pairl for
at this Establishment, will , be dejiyeted free of
postage.
Godcy'a Lady's Book - Monthly. 03 00
Graham's Magazine do -3 00
Ladies Companion do 3 00
Merry's Museum do 1 00
-Dollar Magazine ' do 1 Od
Now York Knickerbocker: do 5 ou
Lady's MusicU Librarydo - 3 00
Young People's Book - do 2' 00
Magazine of choice and Enter- -
taming Literature do - 3 00
United States thz. daily. Semi-weekly 4! weekly.
Pennsylvania Inquirer, do dfi? do
Boston Notion Weekly. '3 00
Brother Jonathan ' do_ 3 00
New World . do 3 0)
Saturday Courier do 2 00
Saturday Evening Post. do, 2 00
Saturday Chronicle do - 2 90
New York Mechanic •
. _
New York Weekly Tribune, the organ of the
National. Home League for the Protection
of American Industry. and (moot the very beat
Papers in the United States. do 2 00
Subscribers to either of the above publications
in this Borough and vicinity, wall find it to their
advantage to call at this office and make arrange.
mils to receive the respective periodicals free
of postage.
The numbers of any of the above public.ritions
can be paid for monthly,'Neekly or annually, at,
the option of the subscribers.
Feb. 19, 8— B. BANYAN.
111131,1,41 lIAIR.
CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIR.
STRANGE it is that persons who attend strict
ly to personal_pleanlinesa, bathe, &c. should
neglect the Head—ithe Hair the most essential—
the most expoidd-4rid the most beautiful when
properly cared:for; °fall the gifts of the
_Crea.
tun PerfcCtly•frettritay it be kept of deridruffor
vete with .a certainty that the hair cannot fall
nat, by the use of the Balm of Columbia. Lidiett,
will you make your toilet without this. atttele?
I answer fearlessly, No, if youltave•otiCa tried
and experienced iti iurifying effects—Rai - wed
perfoine. ! •
A hundred articles have been put forth on the
credit of this—the only first—the only really val
uable article. mass of testimony from all clas
ses to these facts.
From the. Boston Chroniele.June 10. -
Wo see by - un advertisement- in another column
that i 1 mars. Comstock & Co., the Agents for
Oldridge's Balm of Columbia, have deputies to
sell that article in Boston and elsewhere.—We
know d lady of thiacity whose hair was so near.
ly gono es to expose entirely her phrenological
developements,' which. considering that they . be;
tokened a most amiable, disposition, was not in
reality very {unfortunate. Nevertheless she
mourned the lolls of locks that she had worn, and,
alter a year's fruitless resort to miscalled restore-
tivei. purchased. eome months ago, ti bottle or two
of Oldridge's Balm; and she has now ringlets in
rich profusion, glossy, and of raven blackness.
We are not puffing—none of the commodity hes
been sent to us, and, indeed, wedo not want any,
for though we were obliged to wear a wig a year
ago, we have nnw,•through its virtue, hair e.
cough; and of a passable quallty,.of oar awn:
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm of Columbia has been imitated by
a notorious counterfeiter. Let it never be pur.
chased or used unless it have the signature o
COMSTOCK 4 CO. no a splendid wrapper.
This is the only external test that will secure the
public front deception.
Address . COMSTOCK 4 CO.
Wholesaler Druggists, New York, Maiden Lane
77. And also at WILLIAM T. EPTING. and
CLEMENS 4; PAR YIN. and JOHN 8:C. MAR.
TI Bragg; ist P, of Pottsiv Ile
June 26 1841
V ETT lER ; ICH
-
DR. LEIDY'S car.saiivico Timm; Ann teen
OlNTlfftbiT is daily becoming .more popular.
Daily do numerous individuals stop. and inform
the proprietor
,of its great success in .secuuviut.
and curing the Tetter,erid•ltch. •
Numerous testimoniari . rnight be published of ,
its efficacy, but fur the delicacy felt by individoali
having - thaw - names published in connection whir
an loathsome and disagreeable affections. -
It may be used with perfect safety by -youn g
sad old, even upon infants, containing Demarco
ry, or other mineral imbalances, Dr. N. D. Lei.
of prepares it himself, and knowing its commit-,
tion.most confidently recommends it as supenor•
ant.other tuned' yr„: for the Vetter_ end Itch.
Prepared and sold at Dr. Leldy's Health Empo.
rium, (sign of the Golden Eagle , and Serpents.)
No. 191 NORTH - SECOND Streit, below Vane.
' And - oho at WILLI4M T." EPTINO'S
• "' - Dnag - Store.
'' 'Pelee 99 Cont tbon.: • ! Tann '
ME
DatiGS gELXD. nrapiquipas.,
JOHN S. C. INAIiTIN'S
Drug and Chemical -Starep
centre Nt;eet. flit Alcor above Maheptan got
•
• SCUVILIKILL COONTT,
Where he off* for sale a choice and well select°
• aisortment of fresh ,
thug; Medicines. Cho- I Oils, DOuble Dye Stuffs.
micals, Patent hledicina, Paint Srrisher.Sash, TooLs
Paints. Giasa, , Puny. Perfumery.'-
Orders from Physicians, Country Merchants, dianlo•
(ally received and promptly encoded to. at a -
email advance on City wholesale prices.
jr7Particular attentiongircu to Physiciatia7prcecrip •
bona at ail' hours.
November 27
E
GIRESCII St GEICRAN LANGUAGES.
A: —The aubscriber reepectfulty annnuncts to ,
the public that he • ig prepared to give lesennifin
the French end German languages, to classes
or in private families. For tern apply-4Nr.
Shobcree Store, Centre Street.
July It/ . E. F; RICHARDS
pi A NOS.--The sub scribers hare been appoin
ed Agents by the -New York Ma nufacturing Co
for the nate of their celebrated Grand Action Pianos,
of either Rosewood o: Mahogany. a specimen of
which can. be ;Pen by applying to •
December 18, 51— T. & J. BEAT7'Y.
JAMES 11. CAMPBELL,
ArrostNEY AT LAW.
Porrsvxmx, Pa.
HAS removed his office to the south side °Mar
ket street. a few doors above his old location.—
All business entrusted to his care. 8.411 meet with
Strict attehtion. Feb. 19, 8-1 y
'VERY CHOICE GItECN - AND BLACK
TCAS.r.T.& J. Beatty have just received from
New York a large supply ofchoice Green atm Blue
Teas. December 29 52
POTTSVIULE INSTITUTE.
T HE Winter session of this institution COM.
rnenced on October 25th, and will continue
twelve weeks exclusive of the • vacation. It I.
earnestly requested that all having wards or chit.
dren to enter, will do so at the commencement
of the session, as much of the. success of the pu.
pits depend upon a prompt and judicious classifi
cation. No allowance will hereafter he made for
absence escept . lb eases of protracted sickness.
TER 2LIS
Plain English branches,
Higher " $1
Classics
Statlonary.
C. W. PITMAN, A . B. Principal.
N.R. Books will be furnished to,the pupils a.
the customary prices when requested by the pat
r ents.
,Octo";er 31. 25—tf
Winsloiv's BOlsam of Bore Round.
El
An unparalled remedy for common Colda,Coughs
Asthma, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Bron.-
and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs.
tending to Consumption ; composed of the
- concentrated virluee of Horehound, Boneeel,
Blood Root, Liverwort-and several Whir vege
table substances. Prepared only by J. AL
WINSLOW Fochester, N. - Y.
rirtHE innocence:Aid universally admitted pectral
•"- virtues oethe Herbs from which the BALSAM
OF HOREHOUND is made,are too generally known
to require recommendation : it is therefore milt ne
cessary to observe that this Medicine contains the
whole of their Medicinal properties, highly concen
trated and so happily combined with several other
vegetable substances, as to render it the most speedy.
mild and certain remedy, now in use,for the coin
plaints above mentioned. ".
ANOTHER FACT.
- .
Mr. Winslow—Sir :Hiving derived the mnst aston
ishing benefit, by the use of your Balsam of Hore
hound." I am anxious in some way. to aid in extending
its benefits to others; and will herefore state the
facts in my Own case. ,In January last, I had • been
afflicted with an alarming Cough and Bleeding at the
Lungs. for nearly fire months, during which time I used
every thing almost, recommended in similar cases,
but found little or no relief. Having given up,my bus
Mess entirely, and by the advise of Physicians made
preparation to go South as soon as practicable. I was
Advised to make trial of the 'above truly valuable
Medicine, and to my great surprise, found almost in
stunt relief, - and by using only four bottles was en
tirely restored to health.
S %ARIEL 0 ROGERS, Cooper, Frankfort. •
May 15. 1840.
• Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by CLEMENV & PARTIN,. and Wst. T. Err-
NO, Pottsville, Pa. and bythe Druggistsin the country
cuerally. .• August 28 93-Bmo
COAL MINES TO, RENT.
'IM DUCK MOUNTAIN •COAL COM-
B. PANY offer to rent theft Mines, with the
privilege of usiag their wagons, which are new,
and the use of their Railroad, in complete order,
with handier, &e.
The Mines are situated four miles from the Le
high Navigation—they are freed from water by
means of syphon*, and have gangways now run
in the Coal, some one or two hundred yard* r and
are ready for a large operation in mining.
The vein is about ten feet thick, and free from
slate, and the Coal is of a very superior cha
racter. Apply to
WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
• No. 6 South Third street, near Market.
If the Mines are not rented on or before the
first day of April next, the Company are desirous
of contracting to have the Coal mined and deli.
vered at the landings, or of engaging a person
well qualified to superintend their mining opera
tions. For either situation, apply as above, on or
before that time. Unexceptionable references as
to abilities and character, will be required.
February 26 9
GOLDEN SWAN ROTEL,
( REVIVED, )
No. 69 N. Third at., above Arch, Philadelphia
(1:1. BOARD ONE DOLLAR PERDAY.
Elk ARLES WgIS bee ittased this old-estab
‘-/lished hotel,!whietilmsbeen completely put
.2 4 ,4 in prdeitlor4.ll; accommodation of
travelling 'anA permanent boarders.
seas ';;;•-•:. It proximity to business, renters i
sss desirable- te , strangers and residents'
of the inty.s r :Every portion of the house hissun
dergone ,a complete &matting. The cu/teary
ecpartment ie of the 6rst order—with goon cooks
and servants selected to insure attention toguesta
—Has eiconiatociaticins . for 70 perions.
.of T hese who favor thb house with their
.costum, may be assured Minding the best of
fare the-best of atteutioii, and; as is stated above,
very reasonable charges,
.0:1' Single day. 110 25:
Room fur hoises and vehicles. Also horses
to hire. 4
•iD aermaidown and Whiteman& Stage Office.
Philadelphia, Oedember Ili 1841 — 50_4r,
MEDICINES! MEDICINESII. •
DR. Wm. Evan's celebrated Camomile Pills
. do• Soothing Syrup for children.
Baron Von Hutcheler's. noi - Pills,
Dam. Goodie's Female Ma,
Doct. William Evan's Fever 4rAgae
Doet. Hoot's Dotatito Pigs.
For Dyspeptic- Poser's Hunt's Botanic Pills
are said to be superior to ■ny Medicine ever yet
offered lathe
A fresh supply of the above Medicines, just
receivet and for sale at the Drug Store of •
- Dec 11 5D— JOHN'S. C. MARTEN.
PREZIO' . BURRS. •
11DIFA.RRISBURG MILLSTONE MANU.
suhacriber ha, jest re.
eeived frorn - flatie, trance, cute Twooraso Botta
Bt.ocaq, of.ye . itTtibertor quality, and is prepared
to, menufacturatl sizes or MILFISTortsa,
at the lowest *At: rates. ; All the materials
used are of the Cleat "quality, and the atones are
esparto any in the world. ,
.Stamir will be exchanged for - Log timber,
Sickpaccial,-Iron L any kind-of grain, Leather, or
tiny - other saleable article; at the highest market
prices. s . ,
Letters addreiaed to the eabscriber will re.
ceave the same, prompt attention b if personal
application'were . made.
- . -; . - WILLIAM U. KEPNER.
fierrlsbn - rg Mill Stone Menu....
factory. 'January 29 . 1841. ( '•
26-ly.
GARDEN,SEEDSi—Tbe anbierl
ber bay received - hiasupply of Gardeu.Seedy,
wairanted . flesh. which' will be sold liboksyte
and retail, at Phitadelphia prices. by the donut.
ptiund, or single pipes. SA,NNAN.,
PIiLMOIWVPRIMERVATIVEV':; •
IKIOR Coma?". Coldianihteifits;Aiditith' Calsitha;
'''" Disease* o f thn Ilreasi-'sitd.l.ungiti Ind driest et,
approaching Consumption.
The above medicine his ',foie& itself one oribe.,
most efficitinus ever employed In the *Wee affec.
Lion& kis well known by thoutands. but. in order,
to make it more lenerally known, the pronntioti
thinks it necessary to publish the following pipti&s."'
which constitute but a small portion of the'testimony
that might be adduced in Fool* of its efficacy.,
Throughout Germany it is used sad employed •
more than ony other preparation for Colds. tkc.; and
there so well knoom for its efficacy, that they call it •
the" I.IFE!PRESERVEFL"
Price 50 ems a bottle s (halt pint j
Extract from a letterfrom Nathaniel Attirobt4P.sq.
Eabton.Penosylaantai. . • -
Dear Sir should consider it, ungtaieful t if
did not inform yen (and with mycitnsent allow you
to publish this, ) that after livisittriell-by the recent.:
Rellittlion °troy friends. almost ereryitind of medic
elite fur coughs, colds, &C.. 1 never found relief until
lately having used Dr. Bcchter's Pulmonary Preset.
-.vative, recommended to me by your agint Lbw
place. and which cured. me of a viole.ntitiough. spin.
mg of blood, pain' in my breast. and - shefirtels oP
breath, with all or which I hare been allfieted ibr two
years past. lam now howeverenjoying as good'health
as ever. and owe my recovery Lathe above talualge
Extract of a Idler from the Rev. ;frac/ Hopkins '
Baltimore. . •
On your recommendation..l made use ofDr. itk6l-•
ter's Pulmonary Pram:wive and although 1 tried
all other remedies for my cough, 1 never found relief .
except from the above medicine. 1 have been much •
benefited by it, and bare recommended it to many
others, who have suffered with - pains in their breasts,
coughing. spitting 'of blood,' difficulty of breathing "
colds, influenza,, ace, and all have been speedily
cured thereby.
Numerous other certificates and recommendations.
accompany directions. - •
PRICE, 50 DENTS if6I3OTTLE (half-aim • -
he above is repa and sold, WHOLFSALE •'-
and T RETAIL. at p DR. L red E:tors HEALTH EMPO-
R 11.1111; No. 191 NORTH SECOND street. below
VINE street, idul also at WILLIAM 'P. EPTINCr3 -
Drug store. Pottsville, Schuylkill Canny.-
July 10 1841 ,
QM
JADES DOWNEY,
fESPECTFULLY informs the public Hid
he has brought with him from New York
this Fall, a large assortment cif Groceries & Li.
quOrs, wbich he offers for sale at the most mods
orate Philadelphia wholesale ,prices, ( freights
added,) by calling at the store houie, nest doof
to the Schuylkill Hotel, Morris's Addition, in tho
Borough of Pottsville, consistingwf Bleck and
'Green Teas, of a superior quality, Fatting Loaf,'
Laguira, P. Rico and N. 0. Sugars. 40 bags of
hest Rio Coffee, with a (identity of Java, St. Do.
mingo, Green and Brotancd Coffees,loo barrels
Refined Common Oil, 30 barrels Winter Strained
Oil, Molasses, White and Yellow Soap, Tobacco,
Keg and Bo: Raisins, Wines and Liquors, from ,
common to the best qualities, and about KO
bushels of Ground Salt, &c., &c.
Pottsville, Januury 8,
84 00
6 00
8 00
25
READ ACRE. ' .
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Ea EA D the following from Jndgo Patterson, for
thirty years the first Judge - of the County in
which he lives.
Atardown, N. J. - Alarch 12,1840.
Mesers.Comstock Co'.
Gentlemen—You are at liberty to make such use
of the following certificate as you deem will best
subserve the purposes which it is Intended. _
CERTIFIGATE OF, JUDGE PATTERSON]
lIEICEBY CRATIFY that my daughter has been laic.' •••
ed with sick neadache for they're() of about 20 'years.
the attacks, occurring once in about two weeks,
frequently lasting 24 hours during which time the
paroxysms have been so severe, as apparently soon
to deprive her of life. And after having tried aimed
all - other remedies hi vain 1. have been induced as
a last resort to try Spohn's headache Remedy as
sold by you ; and to the g'eat disappointment and
joy of herself and her friends 1 found very materiit .
relief from the first , dose of the medicine; she has
followed up the directions with the article, and to '
every case when en.attack was threatened has found
immediate relict,until she is near permanently cured.
'The attacks are now very seldom, and disappear int.. - ;•
mediately after taking the quantity directed:A hole.
that others may be benefited by the use of this truly la I
invaluable medicine. has induced meto send you the ;
above, aud•temoin your obedient servant;
• - - JEIIII PATTERSON.-
Judge of the Court C. P. '
Sold °mar by Comstock & Co. 71. Maiden Lane !
And also by Wm. T. Epilog. Clemens ar. Pirvin and
o n . C. Martin, Druggists, Pottsville, Schuylkill Co.
Jane 2.
W Ent Eft IL f. & BROTHER,
At the 0701 tend, No. 65, North Front street Brut "ad .
TapEE DOORS FRO4THE CORNER OP ARCM
PHILADELPHIA.
Manufacturers •• - oi •
White Lead dryand t Calomel. •
gronndin Oil, $ Red Precipti .
- Red Lead, White do - '
Lii barge. Vitriol Alb.
Chronic Yellow, Sulp. Quinine
do.. Green • Ta rt. Emetic , •
do • Red ' Ether Sulph.
. Paten t Yellow do; Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic . • -
Copperas . GunarCtiastie •
01. Vitriol Com. do 1I •
Ag. Fortis Acct. Morphia I ,
Muriatic Acid Selph. do -
Epsom Salts Lac.Sulphur
• Tart- Acid Opl.de Narcot:
Sap .Carb. Soda ; Bermes Mineral •• ,
Corros,Sub. Mere. Ethiops do.
Re6nersofehamphor,SalNitre,Briminonedlotiti
dee. Offer for sale tbe above mentioned article's. tot
getherwith a general assortment of Pain* Drawl
and Dye Stuffs, and every other a rticlentheGhem.
ical and Medicine line. ; •
Being mann feturers of all the articles enumerated
under the above head. they pledge Ahemselves to
supply their friends and the , public i on : the mois- -, ,
reasonable terms.
Window and Picture Glass.from 68. -433. •
Oct 1 1837 . 48—
i0O!'"w•S 1001 • r,
110VII.I. SE FORFEITED BY DR. N. R. LF.IDY
' for a preparation ol Sarsaparilla equal to his =
MEDICATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA
It is positively the strongest preparation of Sarsa
parilla in existence. , ONE 130TTLE is equal to
SIX PINTS of any Syrup that is made, and is bought
by numerous persona throughout the city and coon;
try PI-making Syrup therefrom, and who will sett
it at the rate of seventy-Staccato to onedollar per
bottle tabout balfn pint.
The efficacy of Sarsaparilla is well known In Sew
fide or King's Evil. Erysipelas Diseases of tie Licari
Affections of the Shin and Bones. Utters of the Nosed
Throat and-Body, as well as at Antidote to Mercury
and the Minerals Constitutional Direaveiend age
n.
Purifier of the Blood and Animal Fluids. Coin.
meat upon its virtues is unnecessary. - Every body
kilowatts efficacy. It is only necessary when using
it, to get a good preparation of it. and then thud
will be no disappointment in its effects,
'Di.Lealy would refer to the most rtipteldie Physi
iciane In Philadelphia, as well as throughout the
United Slates for the character of his preyaration, as
well Alio to the numerous certificates from phyai
ciant and others.thathave been from time to tine
publiabeil, now deemed tame:wary as the character of
Ara on is firmly] establisherL—Tbroogbout
the -, ''rn States it is used uttogetlier.nnd th rough
out t takis the precedence ova' all others, par.
ticola y outing physicians, who, for the benefit of
they atients. always recom mend
Dr. Leidy can boast of as many effectual cures
performed by his medicated Extract of Sarsaparilla,
as has ever been effected by any 'medicine-in exis
tence. •
The reader is referred to the direction.' accompa.
eying each bottle. forrecommeaulations. neruficatee
and further particulars.
Remember one Boltle.(halfe pintJ is equal to tar
pints of Syrrrp, and in eually pleasant to take.
to- Price ONE D OLLAR per bonle.ssa
Prepared and sold 4vliolesale and retail at Dr. Lei.
dye Health Emporium. Second stvet below Vine
Sign of the GOLDEN EAGLE AND SERPENTS , r
Philadelphia. and by . - •
EPTING. Druggists Pottsville. :
February 7th. 1841. •
Opte of the Philadelphia and-leading Rai/
'., Road Company. •
' No. 76 Mina t sneer. Phibtdv;', ,• •
THE President mid bins...errs hereby gi,.ue •
that ancharge for freight and toll 00,,e., , i., 10 a 1
Mount Onbon.or Schuylkill haven leer‘einir' ,
Bridge. eritiehmond on the Delaware, - Khali tag be.'
per ton for the year 18t% and that SO:
crate per ton be allowed for them bran ears fined
on the roadby inclividaila. S. BRA DFO D,_
Eeb. 8— Secretary aed Trealerm
SAMUEL F. EARL, -
AttTIST4
mNVITES the citizens orl'ottsville eta, its el.
einity, to so, Ws specimens of Pawing et thik
r p ei d eneo of his brotheroo centre street, 'bete •
be out be °molted oft salisioge, appertaining
to big prof:milt • Pottaille.•sauna
SIM=E
10):03:vb 1 Dill
2-4 mo
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