to empty the ten thottaand , warehouses of mer
chandixe, io Europe to supply the free-ports
_of
Amerimi When the contents of iheeei`ware
bonzes come under the hammer, and the Proceeds
are converted into specie, we are confident facts
will fully verify our estimates.
A very brief sumrhary_Of• the conclusions of
your committee may not be amiss. A tariff of
protection, to be increased from, time to time, so
as -effectually to countervail the competition of
foreign countries, end secure to - our own mechanics
and (manufacturers the • home market for all the
fabrics of necessity and comfort, and provide a vent
ler agricultural prodections, vial!' no doubt the ob-
Jectiof our revolutionary statesmen.
'Oey were well aware that reduced antics' in
creased importations. And a demand for? specie
will necessarily contract our bank bill currency in
the propbrtion of three or more to one on the bal
ance orimports over exports, thereby reatiang the
prices of property.in proportion to the contraction
of the circulating medium.
If the views of the patriots of the revolution
bad, been followed' out, there is not a doubt th tit
our importations would have bi en. kepidown.s. ,
as to aUe been fully balanced by our exporta
ticMs. `A sound, steady, and adequate circulating
medium might then have been maintained; based
"on on abundance of the precious metals, at all
times fully adequate to, the legitimate business of
the whole country, and its credit fully sustained.
it would have answered all the purposes of solid
Gold ; but the free admissi n of foreign commodi
ties, from short-sighted legislation, have produced.
• violent contraction of this circulating Medium,
and through there means reduced' the prices of
property, and thereby, deranged values, intrinsi
cally doubling the amount to be paid on contracts
for money heretofore entered into; affecting thereby
all the relations of our whole social system, em
bracing those essential points which relate to i the
wages of labor, end the necessaries and comfmits of
life; which has already bankrupted thousands, and
threatens tens of thousands, whom nothing will
save but a wholesome Tariff, speedily adjusted by
practical men of sound sense. Such a Tariff will
afford the only means by which this generation
can be redeemed from inextricable embarrass
inents; embarrassments which, if not relieved be
fore the present session of Congress closes, will
blast the Tprospects of the middling and poorer
classos now on the stage of action, chiefly for the
'benefit of foreigners, and those among us' who
have the means and the heart to extract wealth
- from the misfortunes and miseries of their fello'v
citmens
T. 13. WAKEMAN.
ADONIRAM CHANDLER, Committee
JACOB T. WALDEN_
NEW YORK, February 234. 1842.
Hunan) T AGEDY. Murder if an Actor.—A
most horrid and fatal tragedy was enacted at the
Theatre in Mobile, on the night of Friday, March
25th. After the ehrtsin had droPped at the con
efusion of the first act of the first piece, a quarrel
ensued behind the scenes between a Mr. Ewing
and Miss Hamblin, both attached to the Theatre,
in which the latter plunged a dagger to the heart
of Mr. Ewing, which caused almost iMmediate
death. After the perpetration of the-awful dc. d.
Miss Hamblin made her escape by jumping out
at the window,. and at twelve o'clock that night
had not been arrested. She left in her theatrical
attire, dressed as a page. Miss Hamblin was at
one time in this city, playing at the Walnut ; af
terwards in Detroit and other Western cities, then
at the New lork lHympic, under Rufus Blake's
managemeit. From thence she sai'ed to the
West Indies, with Oxley ; and then returned to
the South, where she has been for the last two or
three y ears. Doily Chron.
FcvEnsAil fevers are occasioned by the d s ,r
-dered motion of the bloc.d, produced by the Milner - it
Heroin), hardening the %valves of the vessels. The
blood eirvulates with greatly increased speed, and is
still increased by the friction of The globules, or par
ticles which compose the mass of fluids. Then it is
that. the excessive heat is experienced throughout the
vi•frole system, and accompanied with great "thirst.
pain in the head, back, kiiidnevs, and in fact Vcom
plete prostration of all the faculties of the mind a 3
well as body
On the first attack of fever; or any disease. iintnedi•
timely take a larze dose of Brani,ewa Uni
versa' Pills, and continue to ke:p up a poweifid ef
fect nron thin bowels until time fever or pain trt4 en-,.tirely ceased. Six or eight will in most cases he suf
ficient as a first dose, and one dose of this kind, it is
.not improbable, may prevent months of sickness, per
hapsldinth.
DR. BENJAMIN BR tNORF:TII'S VEGETABLE U NI VER-
O Nu. i'ILLS are indeed a universal approved medicine,
which by its peculiar actions Cleanses the flood of
all impurities. removes every Pain and Weakne-ss,-sod
finally restores the Constitution to perfect lleslth and
Vigor.
Purclose in laq - twine, of Wm. Mortimer. Jr. and
of the aa.ents published in another part hr this paper.
Oar Itlarlict,
,coitatcrEn F.EFL tr. PorraviLLF., April 9, 1842
Wheat Flour, pr Bbl. !aro() Bacon, per lb. 7
Rye do. cwt. 2,09 Pork, 4.
Wheat, bshl 1,25 Ilam‘, •' 10
Corn,
•' 45 [lay •• 18 to 20
doz . 12. Timothy s'd, h9hl 2,50
lb 12j Cloyer •' 5,00
Oas,
, Fgge,
Butter,
itlarrieb
March 181 h. 1811, by the Rev. Mr. McCool, Mr.
EDWARD HAMILTON, to Miss JANE ADAMS, all of
Mour, Carbon._
On the 27th inst. by Rev. Joseph MeCool. Mr. Ssm-
Ilennisoft, to Mrs. ELIZABETH KINNEY, both of
Sunbury. . •
On Thursday evening last. by the Rev. A. A.
Mr. CHARLES ...ANyTON, Jr.., to Miss ELIZABETH E.
RIDGwAY, 311 o this place.
On Thursday the 7th inst , by the Rcv. John Mad
4lison: Mr. /SIISIEAL JuNICS, to MISS ELKANUtt 13rECI
both of Minersville.
Dcatl)s
In this borough, on Tuesday afternoon last, Capt.
'NomAs J. BAine, in the 52.1 year of his age.
On Wednesday. the 6th inst., WALTF:R GEORGE
son-of George W. Farquhar, aged 4 yeprs and It
months.' •
WASHINGTONIAN TEMPERANCE SO.
Cl ETY of Poveivlnnv.—A meeting of the IVash
ingionians wit! be held on Monday evening, 11th
of April, at the, Lecture Room, corner of Centre
and Maliantongo streets.
The Committee will meet op Sunday at 19. i o'-
clock, at the Lecture remit, and at I o'clock will
pryer Ed to SlClair, for the purpose of holding an
out door meeting at that place.
April 9 JNO. fi. REED. See'v.
FO'FTSVILLE Ant EN lAN INSTITUTE.
—A meeting of the Institute for the discussion of
the question, •' Is a prohibitory Tariff on Coal
and litoa indispensable to the interests of Schuyl
killeOunty," will be held •at the Lecture Room,
turner of. Mahantongo and Centie streets. on
Thursday evening, April 14th, at 73 o'clock.—
The discussion will be opened id the affrmativo
by F. M. Wynkoop, in the NegatiVe by J. C. Nev.
ille.
The public are respectfully invited to attend
April 9 THOS. FOSTER,Sec'y
NEW GOODS:
*VIRE Subscriber has returned, from PhiWel
phis,aßsie w ith hi s second ..Stock of Goods
for the !season, whiith embraces elarge and fail].
ionable assortment of choice
, Blue Meek and leeissible Green Cloths,
...") Saltine:la and Cossimeres.
Summer Cisths, Grilling., I r sc.,
&Mins and vestinge of various kinds,
Comprising &general , assortment of
DRY GOODS,
all of which will be sold et the lowest cash 15 ri
ces or made up in the moat fashionable mime&
at the shortest notice. My prices I believe to be
lower' than the Goads can be purchased else
where. K.Call and see, and jadge for yourselves.
Ara", 37 'JAMES McALARNEY.
MIECHANICS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCI-
ATlON.—TheAneetion for debate b efore! this
body . next'Thursday evening, " Which is the
happier, a married or single life ?" is well worthy
a general attendance of the members.
We doubt not write of them will speak feeling
ly on the subject, which will show the necessity
of honied Words and, kind attentions on, the part
of their wives, at least for, the present week. The
decision will throw cold water on matrimony, or
make fine times for the clergy, if ably handled.
April 9. J. At. C;
Z i • -
AONl.—Zanoni, by Bulwer.just renetecd and
ANON
for sale by April 9, :5 B. BANYAN.
THE pIIILADELPHIA, READING, and
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD.
- ' - Ist Glass. 2d Class
Br.tween Pottsville & Philada. 3,50 0,5 0
Orvvigshurg .• 3,25 2,30
" Port Clinton, " 3410 . 2.25
" llainburg " 2,75 2,00
Reading 2,25 =-1,75
" Douglassville " 1.75 - 1,25
'• Pottstown - • " 1,50 LID
" Phoenixville " 1,00 0,75
" tiorristoi.vn " 0,50 0,40
" Reading & Pottsville, 1.40 1,00
• EXCURSION TICKETS,
With the privilege of returning next day, in
Ist Class Care.
Between Philada. & Pottsville, 85.00
Readingi_ 3,00
Pottstown, 2,00 ,
Phcenixville, 1,50
Norristown, 0.75
P'tsviile Ilead'g 2,110
Depot in Philadelphia, S. E. Carnet of Broad
and Cherry streets.
Both Trains v. ill stop for way Passengers at
the follott , ing
~points, besides those menttoned
above :—Schuylkill Haven, Mohreville, Alt•
house's Bridge, Baumstown, Christman's Geig-•
er's Store, Rot m's Ford Bridge, Pawling's
Bridge, • Valley Forge, Port Kennedy, Putt's
Siore,Consliehocken, and Spring -
The morning train frnM Philadelphta,w . ,lll stop
for breakfast at Norristown.
65 Potatoes, bushi .50
60 Pla :ter,- ' ton 5,00
•
WIC kr*l-75- b .M ., '
•••••••••••0 ......
•••••
•••
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
To,cominence on Monday, April Itch 1842.
flours of Starting of Passenger 2 rains.
From Pottsville, at 2 P. M.
Daily
From Philadelphia, at 54 A. M.
Hours of Passing Reading
Fpr Philadelphia. at 4 P. 51
For Pia trville, at 9 A. M.
Both Twins passina at Pottstown
FARES,
All Passengers are rerp.ested to procure their
rickets, before the train starts
April 9
TIIE AMERICAN LABORER.
PROSP ECI US.
'WINDER the above title the subscribers will
'Li publish on. the Ist of April, 1842, and on the
Ist of each succeeding month a Magazine of
Facts, Arguments, Statistics, Speeches, Editori
als, lr.e. &e•, devoted exclusively to she advocacy
and-defence of the policy of Protection to Ameri
can Labor against the selfish and grasping poli
cy of Foreign Nations, especially of those with
which we chiefly tiade, which shut out of their
ports the ,grew. hulk of our Products, and espe
cially those of our Free Labor, while they glut
our markets, banlr ruin our Merchants, depreciate
oar currency and famish our Laborers and Arti
sans by paring in upon us the products of their
skill and Industry, on the easy terms proffered
them by our low and non-Protective Dirties.—
This Magazine will inflexibly and ardently ad.
vocate the true American Policy of countervail
ing the gross exactions of Great Britain and oth
er Nations by a system of direct, avowed Pao-
TECTION to our 'Holm INDUSTRY which shall be
thorough and' effic‘ent„
The AMERICAN LABoRER will (Ilium and main.
tain the policy of encouraging and fostering by
wise legislatior. the establishment and growth in
our country of new or yet feeblesranches of In.
dostry., each as the Culture of Silk, the Manufac
ture of iv atever fabrics of Wool, Cotton, Iron,
&c , may be necessary for the supply ot our own
wants and to secure and perfect our independence.
It will demonstrate that the true and permanent
interests of all, hut espectally of the Agricultural
and Wcrking classes universally, will be
bly and signally promoted by adopting and car
rying out the Protective Policy, and that the Wa
ges of Labor, - the average price of its produce,
and the aggregate Product of the National In
dustry, will 'be surely and largely enhanced
thereby. In abort,. this work is intended to fern;
ciiiiiplete tex'-book for the friends of Protection,
and a thorough refutation of every point, or the
pernicious fallacies out forth by the foreign and
misguided American apologists fur the policy of
one-sided Free Trade.
The AMERICAN LABORER will be published
monthly in a large octavo form, each' number
coetaining 32 large double-column pages of close
ly printed matter. Each number will contain
one great Speech, Rt port, or other convincing
document, and a variety lot shorter articles. The
work will form one Complete and comprehensive
volume of 384 large and fair pages, and will be
afforded to single subscribers for sevenly,fiee
cents each, three copies for Two dollars five cop
copies for Three dollars, nine copies fur Five dol
lars, or twenty copies for Ten dollars. Payment
is required in advance, in all cases. The lowest
possible price has been fixed in oilier that its cir.
culation may be rendered universal, should the
work receive the approbation of the public?
The several Home Leagues, Agricultural So,
etettes, Mechanics' Associations and individual
friends of Protection throughout the CeontrYare
earnestly solicited to aid u; in extending the cir
culation of the Laborer.
GREELEY Si; Mc'ELRATH,
30 Anti street, New York.
Er Subscriptions for this publication will be
received at this office,
April 9, 1842
TIIE PROTECTOR,
A Sesn-MONTHLY 114,t0da.m6,
Devoted to the Coal, Iron, Manufacturing, Me
iltanical and Agricultural Interests of
Pennsylvania.
DY lIENRY K. STRoNG
The Protector will be Published every two
weeks, at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, in pamphlet
form, each number vontainir.g thirty-two- royal
octavo pages and a cover. Itds intended to make
, it, what its name indicates, the advocate of the
protection of Home Labor, and the development
of Home Resourses. It will be entirely free
from party politic., and nothing will be inserted
that is not intended to instruct and benefit the
whole people. Original communications on sub
jects connected with the design of the work, have
been promised from awn° of "the-ablest pens in
the Commonwealth: and nu p'ains will he spared
to do justice tocvery Coal Region, every locality
nt Furnices, Forges, Rolling Mills and- Work
shops,land all the industry of the State.
Payment in advance will be required in all
ea
ses.
Two DOLLARS per annum, fur, single copy, pay
ment in advance.
TWENTY - EKILLAREI for twelve, or TEN DOLL&RB
for stx copies
For ONE HUNDRED copies one hundred and' fifty
dohs re.
April 9
DISSOLUTION Oi PARTNERSHI P,
—The co-partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the subscribers, trading under the firm of
Geisse Brruher, was dissolved by mutual con
sent, on the first day of April,lBl2. All persons
having claims against said firm, are requested to
present them to Jacob Geise, who is duly author
ised to settle the' same.
April 9
DIV 1 DEND.
NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders
in the Company for erecting a Bridge over
the N. E. Branch of the river Susquehanna, be.
tween the' town of Cattaassa and the-mouth of
Fishindereek, thit the' board of Managers have
this day declared a dividend of seventy five cents
per share, for the last six month, (equarto 6 per
cent per annual) which will be paid to the stock.
holders, or their legal representatives, on cr after
, the 16th inst.
EZRA S. BAYER:MST; Yeetas'r.
Gamins, April 9 15-3 t
Voiced States Court.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF'PENNSYLVANIA
In Bankr . u ptcy.
• NOTICE.
"Petitions for the Benefit of the Bankrupt Law
hare been - filed the second day of Mail, 1842, by
William Powers, Coal Merchant, Schuylkill Co.
Gpdfrey B. Zuilch, Farmer, do
which Petitions wilt be beard before the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern Div.
trict of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy. at
the District Court Room v in Ihecity of Philadel
phia, oh Monday, the 9th day of Mast nest, at 11
o'clock, A. M. When and Where all persons in
terested may ,appear and show cause, it . any they
have, why the prayer of the said Petitions should
not be granted, and the said Petitioners be decla
red Bankrupts. FR.A. HOPKINSON.
Phila., April 6, 1842. Clerk of District Court.
Remaining in the Post Office at Pottsville,
April I, 1842.
Persona inquiring for letters in the following
list, will please say,they are advertised.
t Daily
Avhbridgeleshua 3
Albitz John
Archer David L.
Avrich Thomas
Brown James
Bair Mary
Brooks Edwin
Barber William C
Bell William
Bowes, Miss M.
Biddle Mr.
Backus ,James
Bradley W illiam
Black Daniel
Crosby John
Colebonn Robert
Converse Thomas J
Conway David
Cooper William
Conner Lydia A.
Couriright Ann
Curren Edward
Crunimins Martin
Casey Patrick
n
D o DD Deeds ‘c d ") nilrnsYt:hPAe J am es
l Andrew
Durkin Anthony
Devis John
Davis David H.
Dennis 14.argaret:
f. vans Griffiths
Egburt James
ME
Fitzimmons James
Fox Wllli3M
Fertig Johu E. -
Gordon Jacob
G 1 eeger J. G
Grunt James
Galleger Irvin
Gormon Thomas
Gaffney Owen 2
Glover William
Gately Malec!)
Horst Thomas
Harris William
Heaphy Dante!
Horst
Hain "Samuel
Hanle David
Hogshead E. P,
olmes John
Jones Jelin
Jones Samuel
Jones Hugh
Jones W. Thomas
Jones John
Jones Perry P.
Jones Rees William
Kirk W. A.
Kopp Jncques
Kcinsev Mb. M
Lochner John
Lanigan Lory
Lewis Job
Linch Drury
Lewis David
Lloyd Frincis
Murphy Thomas
Murphy Dllliel
31cConnell :tames
McCambridzo James
Mclntire Barney
31illens Gtorge
MeCahey P.
AleGehryJames
Murphy James 2
McDonnell Patrick
McCafferty link
Mucklow John
Norgang David
O'Boyle Anthony '
Owens R. I.
Michael
o%.zulhvan Michael
Oram Thomas
Perce David
Potts Aaron
Parker William 2
Pon. John Esq.
Roberts John
Rosengorten Henry
Reed Samuel
Rothe Augustus
Roach Michael
Reynolds Patrick
EEE
Scanlan Patrick
Stevenson Hugh
Shaker Samuel L.
Strosscr David
Sage Augustus P
Steele Scott
Seliaum Thomas
Strong Elias
Scott
Singley George
Tdrney Edward
Tonkin John
Thomas David Rees
Vetter John
Wall Robert 2 Williams David •
Wier Duncan Wier Caroline
Wood James 7 Wier James
Weynineyer William Walters loseph
Waters William, Wilkshelin John
Williams Mr. R Wolcoelt Henry
Wonders John Williams Jesse.
Whelan Pair' Walton /obit
Y
Yonn
e nland postage on all letters intended
to go by SHIP, must be • paid, otherwise they re
main in this office. i• T. WERNER, P.M.
April 2 13—
MO
JACOB GEISSE,
HENRY GEISSE.
15-3 t
10 PER CENT. SAVED.—The Subscriber sells
the best lime at 20 cents pet bushel. at his
,kilns. adjoining the aqueduct and Mt. E. Bland's
Smith shoo. Greenwood. .
March 26 JOHN PORtElt.
LIST OF LETTERS
Acker Jacob
Angel Charles
Armstrong Patrick
Bishop Mrs. E. A.
Bustle Peter jr. •
Brennan Patrick
Boller John 2
Bickerton Joseph
Boyer Sarah
Booth Thomas
Brennan Pat. Prime fill
Buehlineyer Christopher
Babb Mrs.
C
Cannon Charles
Copely ;Nathan
bollohan Thomas
Courtney Michael .
Casseday Michael
Comfort John
Coover John
Connelly Michael
Codrington John
Comber Patrick
Devanny John
Davis Mary
Duffy Terence
Davelin John
Dickinson Peter
DJyle Michael
Darmody John
Dunn Michael
Edwaids Daniel
Farrel Joho 2
Flynt Cheater D.
Griffiths John .
Green Joseph 2
Goy ne Francis
Glyiner John '
Gaff Thomas Esq
GileSpie Charles
Galligao James
Giant Robert
Healy Thomas
Haggerty Patrick
Howler Henry
Hughes Jhsepb
Harding Charles '
Heller John H.
Haddesty Geogre
Hower Jeremiah
i"
Jon es William
Jones Benjamin
Johnson Thomas
Jackson Charles
Jenkins Llewellyn
Jones Stephen '
Jacobs Jahn
Kerns Matilda
Krammes Michael
Kress Peter
Levi David
Lloyd John
Long Frannie
Low Millman
Littlehales William
McDavin Francis
Morris William
Mooney Patrick
Meier John 2, carpenter
McKinney Solomon
Menar John
Morrison Edward
Micnich Juhn
Morgan Charles .
Martz Daniel
Mutter Henry
Nowlin James
Oates John
O'Neal Arthur
O'Neal John
O'Conuer John
Offernaan J. C.
Protheroc John ,
Pa. ent J. Mimi
rugh Theophilus
Patterson James
Ruckle J. S. 2
Rees John
Reynolds Peter
Richard John
Rees Daniel
Stover Charles
Smith Wm. J. B.
Slack Thomas
Strauch Elizabeth
Stevens Samuel
Shoemaker William
Smith Bernard
Sullivan Timothy
Stodd Thomas
Tliomaq Henry
Truan Richard
Thomas Cornelius 2
DRUGS AND Dazunomns
JOHN S. C. lIIARTHOS
Drag mad Chemical Store,
Centre Street, first door above hi ahantango S
PUTTSVILLE,
SCHUYLKILL' COUNTY, P.
Where he offers for sale a choice and well selected
assortment of fresh .
Drugs, Medicines, Che- I Oils, Double Dye - Stuffs.
meals. Patent Medicine, Paint Brnshes,Sash, Tools,
Paints, Glass, Putty, perftimery, &c.
Orders from Physicians, Country Merchants, t hank
folly received and promptly attended 10, - at a -
small adiance on City wholesale pncei.
ID'Particular attention given to Physician's:prescrip
tions al- all hours.
November 25
THE MINERS' JOURNAL.
COME AND SEE!
Ni M. WILSON. of Pottsville. would most re
•Le espectfully inform the Merchants of tois, and the
surrounding villages, that he has returned to the long
established and extensive Wholesale Dry Good
House, of Atwood tr. Co.. No. 74 Market St., month
axle, between 2d and 3d, Philadelphia. where he will
be pleased ,to exhibit to any teat may call , a large
and, splendid assortment of Foreign and c omest ,
Dry Goods, at the usual terms and prices.
March 12,
J - $5 REWARD.
undersigned will pay the above r ewar d, to
A any person giving arch information as will lead
to the conviction of the individuals who have recent
ly broken open the tool chests in my boaty ar d, and
taken tools of any description from the premises: or
on conviction of any persons who are in the habit of
stealing lumber therefrom- A written desziption of
the tools will be given if required. and the aublic are
cautioned nut to purchase any tools where there is
cause of suspicion. J • M. CROSLA ND.
March 12 .11-3
. WHITE SWAN HOTEL,
No. 106 RACE STREET, ABOVE Ta: BD,
Philadelphia.
IVIIE subscriber is now the sole proprietor of this
A. old established stand. and respectfullly amoutmes
to his friends and customers that he has rettted it up
in the most splendid manner, and is premed to ac
commodate all who may favor him with a mg. li n
pledges himself that nothing shall be waning on his
part to giving comfort and satisfaction to hi: gu es ts i n
every department of his establishment.
The Northern and Western Stages arrive and de-
part daily from this Hotel, and extensive sabling is
attached for-the better accommodation of dose who
may require its use.
117 Terms one Dollar per day.
JOHN WEN, Prosrietor.
Maach 12 11-3
PHILIDELPIIIA, READING, AND
POTTSVILLE HAIL ROAR.:
ATF.S OF FREIGHTS ON MEI,CH AN
IL-11° DIU. between Pottsville and Pluadelphia,
from April Ist, '1842 ' per ton of 2000 lbs.
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, Gry pawn and Brick,, g 2 10
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber, Marble. Litre,
Tar and Pitch,
Nails and Spikes. Bar and Rolled Irm,
Hollow-Ware, Grain, Salt, Bark, Lon.
her, Staves, Salt-lis It, Tobacco and Leal,: 2 90
Groieries, Hardware, Whiskey, Ale and
Beer, Oil, Leather, Cotton, Steam Ei.
pines and Machinery, Seeds, Butte,
Lard, Tallow, Rags, Wool, Oyster.,
Hides, Hemp, Earthen-Ware and Glu., 4 25
Dry Good', Wines and Foreign Liquor:,
Drugs and Medicines, Glass, Pape.,
China and Queens-Ware, Meat, Fiat
and Confectionary, 5 25
No Storage will be charged for reeeiviig or de.
livering Freight at any of the Company*. Depots
on the line unless allowed to remain overt° day..
Day's oestarting of Freight Trains,on 711URS
DA YS and SATURDAYS, at 3, P.M .
March'26
.STOCH OF GOODS FOR SALE.
rr.DE S:ock of Goods, belonging to tie estate
A of Eilward Hughes, will be disposd of by
the subscriber at cost'prieeti.
The Stock cor.sista of a good and germ' as.
aortment of
Dry Good., Groceries,
Queensware, Hardware, &c.
whieh will be sold wholesale or 'retail to slit cue.
tomera.
• -
Any person wishing. to purchase tlu entire
Stock, will do well to call and examine it
J. H. CAMPBELL, Asstnee.
Pottsville, March 26 13—
ONE sixteenth of three tracts of landin the
townships of Norwegian and Seluylkill.
Schuylkill county, Penn., containing 1153 a_
cres, and known as the Gettle and Waver tract,
on the Broad Mountain. and conslderel one of
the most valuable properties in the cue region.
The Juglar, and other superior White Aih veins
have been opened, and are now being worked
and yielding a large amoubt of coal atnually.
For particulars and terms apply to
JOHN C. LANG, nr
HENRY LELAR,
Executors of Henry Lelar, deceived,
No. 87, South Front itreet.
Phila., March 19 . 12—Imo
7o the Stockholders in the Company "or erect
ing a bridge, orer the North East Manch of
the river Susquehanna, between the town of
Cattowissa, and the month of Fishng creek.
NOTICE—Ia hereby given, tha a . inect.
ing of sun' Stock-holders will be had at the
house of David Clark, to the town-of Cilia w issa,
on hlun fay, the 2d day of May next, be wren the
hours of one o'clock and six o'clock, I'. M., for
the ptirpose of electing one President, ex Mann
gerl, one Treasurer and one Secretary for said
company, for the ensoinz year.
EZRA S. HAYHURST, Sect'y.
13—
March 26
COAL MINES TO RENT.
.
HE BUCK MOUNTAIN CO AL COM
PANY offer to rent their Mines, with the
privilege of using their wagons, which are new,
and the use of their Railroad, in complete order,
with landir gs,
The Mines are situated four miles from the Le
higttiNavigationL-they are freed from water by
means of syphons, and have gangways now run
in the Coal, some one or two hundred -yards, and
are ready for a large operation in mining.
The vein is about ten feet thick, and free lieu')
slate, and ,the Coal ire ot a very superior cha
racter. Apply to
WILLIAM RICHARDSON,
No. 6 South Third street, near Market.
If. the Mines are not rented on or befbre the
first day of Apri'. neat, 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 milling opera
tions. For either situation, apply as above, on or
before that time. Mt .xeepttonable references as
to abilities and character, will be required.
February 26
, NOTICE.
isiIiROPOSALS will be received until the 10th
IL day of . , April next, for furrishing 40,000
tons of ANTHRACITE COAL, (or any.part
thereof not less than 500 tons,) to be delivered
during the ensuing season, at Pottsville or
Schuylkill Haven.
As some of the coal may be transported upon
the canal, and some upon the rail road, the sel
ler is requested to give the prices for delivering
the silo's( into 'he boats upon the canal, or the
care upon the rail road.
The name and location of each vein of coal
must be giver., and the quantity apportioned in
the following manner:
WHITE ASH. Ran Ant.
10,000 tuns of Lump, 10,000 tons of Lump.
1000 "B. & 800013. & Sereen'd.
2000 " Egg,- 500 t) Egg,
1000 " Stove 2000 Stove,
500 " Not At/131) Nut,
14,500 25,500
..
The Coal is wanted principally fur the New
England market, and must be of very superior
(polity. The egg, stove, and nut sizes to be
screened - by a circular screen.
The terms of payment will bo cash in good
current money of Pennaylvenia. Lvery con s.
municatton will be considered as strictly conk
dentiat.
Application to ba made persunallY
ter. to the subscriber at the "Al. • House," 188
Chesnut street, ADAMS FOSTER.
Ph ilagliiii;4lartli 5, or by let.
10-6
FRENCH BURRS.
ARRISBURG MILLS TONE 111 ANC.
ALIL FACTORY.—The subscriber has just re.
ceived from Havre, France. ONE THOUSAND Buaa
Bzoczs, of very superior quality, and is prepared
to manufacture to order ad sizes of Sltt t. &Forms.
at the lowest pos.ibly rates. All the material ,
used are of the best
quality, and the stones are
equal to any in the world.'
Stones will be exchanged for Log timber.
Stone coal. Iron, any kind of grain, Leather, or
any other saleable article, at the highest market
prices. ."
Letters- addressed to the subscriber will re.
carve the same - prompt attention as if personal
application were made:
WILLIAM H. KEPNER.
Harrisburg Mill Stone Manu
ofactory, January 29,1841. 5-3 m-
EMI
EiLASTEßv—Plaater for sale liy the ton , half or
AIL quarter too.by the subscriber, at Beets MR at
eWe Branch. L. at R. R EIESER.
Jemmy 4
I 1-3 m
2 50
IDE
FOR SALE.
LOOK lIERLI
JUST received end now opening, a large and
weLl - essorred stock of new Fall and Winter
goods consisting of
Dry Goods of every desdriptton,
"
Groceries of oil kinds,.
China, Glass and Queens:rare,
Fur, Cloth, anetßair Seal Caps,
Rootrand Sho4,
• Coats, Pantaloons„Yests,
Pkuurr, Salt, Fisholfe•
Which will be sold on the most liberalierms, and
at very low prices or in exchange for country
produce, for which the highest price will be paid.
SAMUEL HARTZ.
.1841.
Pottsville, No
DRIFT Sr RAIL ROAD CARS, Src.
THEissubscriber offers at private sale ,rpum
ber of Drift and Pail Road Cars, Screens ,
4e., which in consequence of curtailing hts bu
siness, will not be wanted.
The 'Rail Road Cara are suitable for the Mill
Creek and Schuylkill Valley Railroads, and
will be sold low for cash. or on limo tur ap.
preyed endorsed notes. Apply to
F. lIODGSON.St.CIair.or
his agent, John Pinkerton,
5-3 t
January 29
HUMAN HAIR.
CLEANLINESS OF THE HEAD AND HAIlt.
STRANGE it is that persons who attend strict
ly to personal cleanliness, baths, &c. shmild
neglect the Head—the Hair the most essential—
the most exposed—and the most beautiful when
properly cared for, of all the gifts of the Crea.
t.r. Perfectly free may it be kept of dandruff or
ncurf with a certainty that the hair cannot fall
nut, by the use of the Balm of Columbia. Ladies.
will you make your toilet without this atttcle
I answer fearlessly. No &you have once tried
and experienced its purifying effects—its sweet
perfume.
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 claw
sea to these facts.
From the Boston Chroniele,June 10.
We see by an advertisement in another column
that Massrs. Comstock & Co., the Agents for
Oldridgo's Balm of Columbia, have deputies to
sell that article in Boston and elsewhere.—We
know a lady of this city whose hair was so near
ly gone as to expose entirely her phrenological.
developernents, which, considering that they be
tokened a most amiable disposition, was riot in
reality very unfortunate. NeverthelOss she
mourned the loss of locks that she had worn, and,
after a year's fruitless resort to miscalled restora
tives, purchased, mime months ago, a bottle or two
of Oldridge's Balm, and she has now ringlets in
rich profusion, glossy, and of main blackness.
We are not puffing—none of the commodity has
been sent to us, end, indeed, we du not want any,
tor though we were obliged :o wear a wig a year
ago, we have now, through its virtue, hair e
nough, and of a passable quality, of oar own.
DARING FRAUD
The Balm of Columbia has been imitated by
a notorious counterfeiter. Let it never be per
cltased or used unless it have the signature o
COMSTOCK Z• CO. on a splendid wrapper.
This is the only external test that will secure the
public from deception.
Address COMSTOCK co.
Wholesale Druggists, New York, Maiden Lane
77. And else at WILLIAM T. EFT' NG. and
CLEM ENS 4- PA RVI N, and JOHN S.C. MAR
TIN. Druggists, of Pottsivlle
June 26 1841
Valuable Coal Land for Sn'e.
'pm: subscriber offers for sale a valuable tract of
ffii Coal Land, situate on the Broad Mountain,
Schuylkill county. 416 acres, more or less. The
Mammoth, Jugular and Pine Knox Veins, have been
proved on this tract. There are• also several other
celebrated veins of Coal, as well hia several veins .of
ron ore on the same ;it is also well timbered. Tba
:erms accommodating. and the - title indisputable. For
!urther particulars enquire of
MICHAEL MURPHY.
Pennsylvania Hall. Pottsville.
11-3 t
March 12
SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTORY
No. 19, Woad St., bet wern 2d, and 3d, and
rine and Callnivhill Streets,
Philadelphia.
JOHN BANCROFT, Jr„ respectfully in
* 'forms Storekeepers, Merchants ttc. that he
Manufactures and haA for sale,
Palm, While, Variegmed, Yrllow and Brown Soaps.
Mould and Dipped Candles,
All of goad quality and at rea,ona hie prices
(Er A liberal disenunt allowed fur cash
Philadelphia. July 10,
Office of the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
Road CvrnPany
No. 76 Walnut street, Phi lada.
THE President and bianagers hereby give notice,
that the charge for freight and toll on Coal from
Mount Carbon or Szhuylkill Haven to the Colombia
Bridge, ur Richmond on the Delaware ' shall not be
above $1,50 per ton for the year 1812. and that. 30
cents per ton be allowed for the use of all cars placed
on the road by individuAls. S. BRADFORD,
Eeb. 19, 8— Secretary and Treasurer.
SAMUEL F. EARL,
Alt I'IST,
INVITES the citizens of Pottsville and its vi.
•acinity, to see his specimens of Painting at the
residence of his brother, in centre street, where
he can be consulted nn all things, appertaining
to his profession. Pottsville, unitary I I
STEPHEN'S THAT E LS.—Ste h cn's Travels
in Turkey. Greece, Russia and Poland, also, E
gypt Arabia, Petnea and the Holy Land. Just re
ceived ace for sale by B. BANNAN.
March 19 12—
PUBLIC SALE.
PURSUANT to an order of the Orphans'
Court of Schuylkill county, the Subscriber,
Administrators of the estate of Henry Stager,
late of the Borough of Pottsville, in the county of
Schuylkill, Esq. deceased, will expose to Sale by
Public Vendue, nn Saturday the 16th day of A
pril next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, on the
Premises, in the township of Manheim, and coun
ty aforesaid;
A certain Messuage, Tenement and tract of
Land, situate in the township of Manheim, coon-.
ty of Schuylkill, bounded by lands of Abraham
Hillbish; John Maurer, Henry Hoy and others,
containing 46 acres, more or less. The improve
ments are a Two Story Frame House., and Switz
er Barn, a Spring House, and a Powder Mill.—
Also, a tract of Wood Land, situate in the same
township lied county, bounded by lands of late
George Dreibelbeis, Michael Bolig, Daniel Shap
pel and John Fisher, containing seventy three
acres and fiily perches, more or less. Late the
estate of the said deceased. .
Attention will be given and the cneditinns of
sale made known at the time and plane of sale
by ' DANIEL H. STAGER,
ABRAHAM HEEBNER,
Administrators.
By order of the Court,
JACOB KREBS, Clerk.
Orwigsborg, Mire' *26 • 13—
EXECUTOR'S N 011 C
nee is hereby given that Letters Testamen
tary have been granted by - the Regigter of
Schuylkill county, to the subscribers, residing in
the borough of (Pottsville, in said county. of the
estate of Jacob Hiller, late of said Borough.
Brewer, deceased.
All persone indebted to said estate, are . hereby
requested to make immediate payment, and all
persons having claims or demand against said es.
tate, are requested to make the same known,
without delay to
GEORGE JACOB HEUR,
CASPER KURTZ, Executors of
the last will and Testament of Jacob Hiller, deed.
April 2 13-6
IITOTICE.—The subscriber wishes to inform' her
friends and the public of Pottsville, that she has
commenced to act in the capacity ofa Ndrse.in which
occupation, from her aci3uaintance with the art, and
the various modes of giving medicines, she- hopes to
afford entire satisfaction. Residence, Market street,
next house to John Mcgarnes. Satisfactory referen
ces can be given if n r uired.
April 2. 13473
VERY crurcE GREEN AND BLACK
TEA.5...T.;411. Beatty have jilt. received from
New York, n, large supply of choice Green ana Mace
Teas, December 28 52-
WARMING 141r,G tRDENIING.—Tbe aim
'plete FartosaVand the complete, Gardener. Just
received andlbr dale by B. BANNAN.
March 26 - H
vaemp ll'APEltr—Fitded writing paper at $2
per ream. also. Ruled Letter Paper at $2 per
ream.of a very god gcality. Just received and for
sale by. March 19,12-- B. BANNAN.
rllOOl. HOOKS,—Wholetralo and retail at
Philadelphia prices, for sale by
Alareb.l2, 12— B. BAN 'AI.
pRINTERS9 INK,—In 12 and 25 lbs. Kegs. at
Philadelphia prices, for sale by
March 19,12-- B. BANNAN.
111 IFE OF NAPOLEON.—The Life of Napo-
RA Icon, with sOtt Illustration', complete in 2 yob.
price $5. Just receisco and for sale by
March 19, 12— B BANNA N.
do RED CLOVER SEED—For
sale by Mar. 19, 12— B. BANN A",
EGA n BEET SEED—For salo .by
March 19. 12— B. BA NN 1N
WHI PS Ar CAN la;—Just received and ro
sale an assortment of Sulkey. and riding
and Walking Canes.
March 19, :2 • JOHN S. C. MAT N.
Ipaßill GARDEN SEEDi.f&c.-111,4 re( el
ved and for sale. a general assortment., of fresh
Garden and flower seeds, by
March 19. 12— J. S.C. MARTIN.
A'NOS..—The sub.icribers have been appoin
od Agents by the New York Alannfactoring ro
for the sale oftlwir celebrated Grand Action Pianos.
of either Rosewood or Mahogany, a specimen of
which can be seen by applying to
December 18, 51— T. S• J. BEATTY.
VOW FOR SALE —For Pale by the sub
-111-er, a very fine Cos,_ three quarter or
seven eighth Durham. JOS. MONG AN.
Orwigsburg. March :26 13-3
COAL NTH.% Hr.
THE subseriliers.occitpying the Lame and commo
dious %Vhart at the lower side of South street.
Schuylkill, are prepared to make arrangements for
the reception of coal on wharfage or cons. gnment.
Chargys fur shipping or storing will he moderate.
Address W. C. J. R. F IGEN.
Philada—March 12 11-3ino
ivir A Y . 6 1"si DVII. E WIIARVPS, on the
mSchuylkill. An extensive range ill wharves
opposite the city, on the Schuylkill, nom, in cow. -
pinto order, encircled by an ample
ly arranged for the landing and shipping of Coal,
with room or space sufficient for the stocking of
any reasonable number of tons regaled, and
well adapted also for the landing oflumber, 11'011,
iron ore, plaster, lime, wood or other materials,
and for lumber or coal yards, &e., being in the
vicinity of a populous neighborhood, independent
of ciuy custom.
Tlie subscriber engages to rent these wharves,
ur any part or them, to responsible persona; at
11l
to 15 per cent below what any others are now or
can oe rented for on the Delaware or Schuylkill
rivers bordering the city, un application to JA.
COB MA YLAND, on the premises, or to
JACOB M AYLAND, JR. & CO.
N. W. comer Race and thi st.
Phila. April 14— rn
VOTICE is hereby given, that all Letters of
Adinini.fration on the estate of Augustus
Thatcher, lute of Hartford; Ciornecil*, deceas
ed, were on the 14th of .larch inst. granted by
the Register of Schuylkill county, to the under.
signed. All persons having 'Claims or demand
against said estate, are hereby required to make
known the same to the undersigned, without de-
THOMAS C. POLLOCK.
12-6
26-ly
Nlarch 19
Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Fr, DE Delaware and Raritan ('anal will be _o
-11- pinned for vessels drawing six feet water on
the 2rhh March instant. . •
The Tolls on Coal destined for New York will
be 30 cents per ton through the Canal. On Coal
destined for any place east of Hell Gate 20 cents
per ton.
Ten cents will be refunded on every ton of
Coal which has paid 30 cents toll and which is
re-shipped from the waters of the Raritan or Am.
boy Bay to any place east of Hell Gate.
Steam Towing from Philadelphia or Bristol to
New York, 30 cents pm, ton for coal : from Phil
adelphia or Bristol to Anihoy, 25 cents.
Towing a vessel through the Canal with four
I.ol_-es $lO 50: with two pore: SG,QO.
R. F..STOCKTON, President.
Delaware and Raritan Canal Company.
March 2c 13—
g ESP ECTFULL Y informs the 'public that
4 ' he has brought with hitn from New York
this Fall, a large assorl merit of Groceries & Li
quors, which he offers for sale at the most mod
erate Fhiladelpltta wholesale prices, ( freights
added,) by calling at the store house, next door
to the Schuylkill I lotel, Morris's Addition, in tar
B•irough of Pottsville, consisting of Black and
Given Teas, of a superior quality, Falling Loaf,
Legume, P. Bum and N. 0. Suzars. 40 Fig. of
hest Rio Coffee, with a quantity of Java. St. Do.
mina°, Green and Browned Coffees, 100 barrels
Refined CO11)111011 Oil, 30 barrels Winter Strained
Oil, Molasses', White and Yellow Soap, Tobacco,
Keg and Bax Raisins, Wines and Liquors, from
elnimon to the best qualities, and about 800
bushels (if Ground Salt, &c., &c.
Pottsville, Junuury 8, 2-4rno
28- I ly
SX3IIFEL JOSEPII.FELLON,
MEAGHER OF MUSlC,—Respectfully an
nounces to the citizens of this region, that
he will rice lessons in Music, both vontl and in.
stromental on the Piano. tie rives also it:AVOWS
on the Flute, Violin and Clarionette. fle will at
tend at houses when required. Piano's tuned at
the shortest notice. Terms moderate. Apply at
Mr Georve Dosch's, Centre street, Pottsville.
March 2ti
Office of the Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road Company.
No. 76 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
TIRE President and Managers of the Phila.
delphia and Reading Railroad Company de,
si-ous to induce individuals to place cars or
trucks on their road, for the transportation of
Coal, hereby give notice. that they will allow all
persons to place 4 or 8 wheeled cars or trucks on
their road, for the transportation of coal, and that
they will make a deduction of 30 cents. per ton,
between Mount Carbon or Schuylkill Haven to
the Columbia Bridge or Itichrinincyo such per.
sons as may avail the.insilves of this privilege.
All Cars placed on the road to be approved of
by the inspector of the Company. and not to car.
ry more than 4 tons to a 4 wliecled, or 3 tons to
an 8 whce!ed ear.
As arrangements are now malcing to connect
with the ditie,rent Railroads in the coal regions,
the Company will soon be prepared to afford ev
ery facility for the transportation of any amount
id coal that may he offered. '
By order of the Board,
S. MAI:WORD,
See•etary and Treasu re r.
Philadelphia, March 19
COUNTERFEITERS' DE ‘T II eBLOW.
'VHF, public-icillpleasi observe that no B,audreth
a Pills are gen one, unless the box has three labels
upon it, ( the top, the side and the bottom.) each
containing a fac-simile signature of my hand writing.
thus.—B.biltANDßgrui. M. D. These labels are en
graved on steel, beautifully designed. and done at an
expense of over $2.000. Therefore it will be seen
that the only thing necessary to procure the me d icine
in its purity, is So observe these
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom- The
following respective persons are duly authorized, and
hold
Certificates of Agency for the Sale of Brandreth's
Wm. Mortimer. Jr. Pottsville.
Huntzinger & Levan, Schuylkill Haven,
K. 4. K. hammer, Orwigsburg.
S. Seligman. Port Carbon,
James Robinson St Co:. Port Clinton,
F, ward A. Kutaner. Mineraville,
Benjamin Helmer, Ttimaqua.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Certifi
cate of Agency, containing a representation of Dr.
BRAN ORETIPS Manufactory at Sing Sing, and up
on which will also be seen exact copies of the new
labels now used upon the Brandreth Pill Boxes.
ANN JUDGE.
Philadelphia, office No. j B. BRANDarr ,,,, M . D
8. North Eighth St. $
8-1 y
February 19,
500 BUSHELS First quality M ER
CF,II FUrATOBS. For safe at 50
cents per buslieL Apply to the subscriber.
WILLIAM B. HULL.
Port Carbon, April 2
TO LLT.
NOTICE.
JAMES DOWN EY,
Vegetable Universal Pills,
IN SCHUYLKILL COUNTY
JAMES H. CAMPBELI •
. ..,
ATTORNEY AT LAW:
•
I ', - PirerPyittic Pi.
glif ..• .
A re;rioveti Ms °Mee to the 'smith sido of M.;
ar
.'' k t vtreet, a hi? doors above Do old luemit.o.
Fe 'l9. , 8-12;
MEDICINE'S! AIIEDICINIVS!! .
DR; Wm. Evan's celebrated Camomile. Pill('
do Soothing syrup for children; -
Baron Von itutetteler'a. Herb Pill., •
Do q t. Gooffie 4 o Ferhale Pills,
Dort. William Evan's Feces& Agile Pill,
Doit. Hunt's Botnnie Pills.
Tor byspertto Persons Hunt's tlotantc Pilli
are said to be superior to any Mcdicinueyer yet
offered to the Public.
A fresh alipply or the ■hove ftfedteineri,jusi
received end for eaie at the Drog.Stote of
m. II .50-• .1 . 91111:.'. C. A1A1211%.
VIFILIGUT'u
INDIAN IiEGET .BLE PIIJ.r, ;
Of the North American Cnikgt of Health. .11
arprars by the falatrang iirtunlittancre. are
fast superseding the use of oil other tills us a
UNIVERe•AL UtOIEDY, jar (he pa tfieatruh aJ lAt'
blood. and as a coasevience, the. eradteattut. of
DISEIibE from the 111.;.1iAN SYSTEM '
11103115 & J BEATICY;
I AV ING been dilly appuitilted County Agent
for the sale, in large or smelt quantities, ~or
the named. at - title, sagged. the toilowstig as
strong presiimptive prow, that the tint(
medicare to public etuitutente, is founded on
quest.onable atd we believe, unquestionable au.:.
thority.
falter from 11r. Caulfield, Travelling itgene
for the United Siytes.
31 es ra. T & J. BEATI'Y.
I herewith enclose Mr your service in the
way of advertising, the notice of & 31e.
Knight, successors to Ketin & Stichier. Read.
ing, who are agents' ter Brandreili Pills, and
perhaps tur others. Yon. will perceive tiro tbrin
of their language, under these cireunistanceri,.
and My business is to apprise )'fu ul the testimo
ny which the valcmcii to a hom they refer
have already given.—four of them prior to the in.
seience, and one, Mr. G. li. Muller, slime !hp
reference. but without being informed of it by
me, or in any manner alludlng to it. •
STICOTER & (as eUeCesaOra grin&
& Sticlittr, Reading.) having been - duly appoint
ed county agents tot lbe excellent and superior
Medicine above named, aro now prepared to sup
ply the demand, of Ipirner ageliClea, and
. wir
he gratified, by the appointment and sapply td
new 'files, on the usual liberal terms.
Fur the character of these pills, we refer
with confidence, but without asked consent, to
:he billowing named gentlemen, who have huld
them long enough to know their true value) in
comparison with any others now in minket.—
Their relative location gives every facility to the"
inquirer who desires to obtain, either lor auto
or use, a first rate article."
To take thorn In consecutive order, then Mr.
C. W. Porter. P. .11., Maiden Creek, Jan.. 26.
ink of me on commission, 6 doz. Since that
tulle, he purchased of K. & S, Heading 6 dais n;
and on the 4th inst. took 6 dozen of-me, btating,
that he never had a medicine which brought%
buck so goad a repast, nor one . which had so
ready a tale. As he is Post Master, any person
can easily and cheaply ascertain vaie her my
veracity can be impeached and at the same time .
learn what other pule, he sells or hoe sold.
Mr. G. 11. Mith.r, late of Brickensville, had
requested me to appoint him an agent for Wom
elsdorf, because he well knew the value of the
arty le; April 20th he took of me 4 dozer, and on
the 24;h inst. he had sold 26 boxes, it being in
Werneladorf, a new drticle, and bought 2 deice
more.
This statement is similar to the foregoing.
To Mr. M'Kinty, one dozen were Fehr at a
venture, perhaps in De , !ember. Jan. 25, I left
him 2 dozen on commission, and on the 11th inst.'
he paid me fur 7 dozen, stating, as do the ethers,
that no medicine with which he is acquainted'
has as good a name and so ready a sale.
Peter Kline, Post Master, ham sold to is. man
who has the white swelling, probably near 60,
whom 1 seen, and who states, that no other - rtim.
edy has rendered him any service, tail that this
has, and now that lie is persuaded to persevere, I
ant fully persuaded lieu ill entirety rteover.
Santini Heckler, Pest Muster ' sells the, other
pills, hut states, that he finds of these equal to
8 or 9 of them—that Thu lie had tlicse less than
4 months, and the others several years, of these
lie now sells about 10 linzes where he 'nr a call
for one of the other sort. lle mentioned a won,. -
an aho has eluting several years suffered by the
rheumatism, and though other remedies had.bcen
invoked, vie has not bound ally bencfit,...save in
the tr.+ of these pills.
I would add much general and particular in
humation, but shall defer to a more convenient
opportunity an exposition which must be interest
ing to all who are liable to dist:fusee. To the bu
siness in hand, the reference, I have paid the at.
tention it seems to merit, and r thus Ignite it with
the earnest desire that it may be read with can.
dor, and produce the effect to which truth is al..
ways entitled. Respectluily,
fL CA %IFI F.LD,
Travelling Agt. United States.
Pottsville, May 29 22—tt
The hilinwing named gentlemen compose the
list tit agents for this county arid vicinity, BO far
as they are at present received. Oilier names
wilt he added as agents shall be appointed,
T. & Brarry, Pottsville, .
Daniel . BaVlor.Schtly Kill Haven,
Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove,
•
John Snyder, P. M. Friedennburgi
J. if G, Matz,,Poit Clinton,
B. K. Miller, MeStlansburg,
•
Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua,
F. Dray & Co. Tuscarora, •
Samuel Boyer. Middle Port,
Seidel & Co. Hamburg,
•
J. Wiest, Elingersiown,
Aaron Matthews, P. M. Lower Mehantanto
Jacob Kauffman, Upper do
Kauffman, do dor
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F. Harrier. P. M. NI illersburg, (Bethel P. 0.)
S. Sil tide!, Oral ztotrri.
Principal Office, 169 Race et. Philarlelphin
WILLIAM W R WWI%
Vice PratlN. A. Cal. Health.
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FRESH. GAUDIN SEEDS.
rEIHE following . seeds warranted flesh, are of.
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scriber. .
Globe Artichoke Cauliflower ,
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A.paragus White Solid Celery
Broad Windsor Beans Red do, do
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Early Six Week do Corn Salad
Early Valentine do Sweet or Sugar Corn '
White Dutch Pole do Curled Cress
Horticultural " do Early Frame Cutrimber
Lima 0 do Long Picklit - 4 do
Early Tornip Beet Egg Plant
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Long Mood do Curled Endive
Sugar do • Leek •
Rorecolo Early Coded Lettuce, 4 .
Bromioli Early Cabbage do „,
Brussels Sprouts Royal Cabbage du`
Early York Cabbage, India 114... ad dtt
Early Sogur Loul do Melons
Large York do Nasturtium
Green curled Savoy do Glue or Gombo
Large Drumhead du Silver Skin Onion
Flat 'Ditch . do Yellow Strasburg do
Red PfeklM. , do Annual Rea do
Early Horn Cat rut Curled Parehly
Sugar Parsnip • Al igurunetta
Extra Early Peas Sage
Early Frame do Summer Savors'
Bishops Dwarf Prolific do Sweet Marjoreie
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Early Charlton Peas Thyme
Dwai f Blue Imperial do Canary Seed
Dwarf Marrowliat .do White Cloyer.Seed
Large do do Red do -do
Bell Peppers Flowe(Seeds, assorted,
Mammoth Pumpkin White 0,110!) Setti
Field do Yellow do do
Early Long Scarlet R !dish Early Salmon Radish
White Turnip do Red Turnip du
Sommer White do Black Wittier - do
Rhubarb Salsa fy
Sea-Kale.... . Savoy Spinach':
Early Bolili S quash Tomatue • ,
'White Flat Turnip ' Red Topp'd Turnip
Dale's Hybrid do Rota Riga do • •
Also, a few of Fox's Early Seedling Potatoes.
This potates boils dry when quite young—ta ve.
ry early, end as abase hot bearer. ,'. -
All kinds of .Gra-u, Seeds, prooured by the
quantity, at the shortest notice. Also Agrieultu
ralimplemeMs. , • • . . ; .
CU' Asparagus Rtxts 3 years uld. obtained. to
order. B. BANNAN. -