.
INT -
_ The latest intelligence
.fnim states`
_tir'st.the democratic %digitises both hoMievythe
I.oolsturs. Ali - norm's mejerity - is -only . ; slink
501 He is it Creole, and was elected by creole
• :w hist sotto. &viral districts that gale him !texts
ma joritieseleitid:Whig 'delegates. 4t iviierdmost
roo dined certain that,t7o of the three delegates
tared to Congres were whigs.
Wei' invite the -stunitioi dour readers; and
pirticalarly the working ruttni.to the' following
article:, It is copied-fiout_a.,moerate _ loco foco
parioi.l ,- ! contains truttlithitMtist come home
to the mind of every man divested of party prejn- .
- 1
, .
From the AnteriCari*xitiocl.
. , Laborer to bin Brethren.
goers time ago I undertook to give you some
ljnq upon our condition, and the times' that wefe
approtchipg- After that I got - a little work fur
*short spell, and am nd! idle again, and,l am
afraid, likely' to continue so; and, therefore, I can
write all I have to Say to grin.: Well, 'we
,have got the Monster fairly down, broko up - root
and, branch, and good many other 'binka—we
base got free trade,- and se "bare Come -down -to
the real ; specie basis. far, ice hqvi'aimpiatt
' ,=we have won the battle. Now then, let us
See, whit it the cost of the victory. In the first
ill i t em moat come down, or, I may say,
iulrdthi hive cows dcion—there,is not labor;
ing man of my acquamtance, , far or near. that
bas not, been cut down already, : But this is a
small 'part of the matter--three-fotirths of us can
,not get cmploymint.at lay wages 1. And then
our wives and daughtets,whti used to get;work
and help.usalong=they ars'ill out. My old wo
man used' to. work for , one of the Bank Anita
crats. - and did his linen up -at seventy:Ove cents a
dozen. ; ' Sheivould have aordefive .or sir dozen
of diem' a week, arced'. :Then Imy daughter
Nancy wmked for A large batting establishment,
also chi of the . Bank Whigs, and , used to get her
three dollars and a quarter a week l —cash down
from there, too, every Saturday night. :We had
a merry time of it—nci tumble to pay our rent,
but on Sunday we were -all brave in our new,
clothes, and our-Nancy wia a fine lady!
young house Carpenter, who was just out of . his
time, used to , come and go with ci t a to church,
rend he' talked of building 4 nice
,boa's, and ill .
things leeked fine for us, Mfrs , the victory
has taken alithest*ing l e fronFus, I ens. afraid
we'base not only pulled' down the old B.Mk, but
•ue have fallen' under it. here a sad , e.hange that
bas come over'ne—aad so, sudden, too. Poor,
Nancy came home crying'the other day, just' es I
got home: What ie the matter with you, An
na!" said I.: "Why, father," said she, o weds
ployer hareent ate borne; ' lie dracharged ail i the
girls in-the 'shop to-day;ind isaye'"until they: get
a new bank,le cannot'', go- '9l With that. I
heard another sigh in the room, and there stood
the old woman, wiping : her'eyes. r‘Why, - Bet,
ref," says I, o t what's the use I dere say the
mill will go
,again."' *.No,no;' says she 6f'.the
•
very Est gentlema n ; abet kindest hearted man I
ever saw,' that I worked for, des failedtose paid
rot his lest to-day, and God knows where - I "shall
no iy find elother payinaSter after him," . Well,
Iso it was. Neither of theMCreproached me, but+
felt sort of convicted—they are' both good souls,
aqd too kind for- that—, Well, in walks my pad ;
ticirlar friend, neighbiii Talkiest, the latriot.:
reekontte got scratched: lie began •in the dld
with to talk 'shout banks, and bank thieves, and
grsat • rogcile, add all that; but the old women.
took itinhahort.' "You may of the rogues as
much as you pleaie," said 'she; s‘ but tell me
she took the, bread otit'of my children's mouths?
You ean , be a fine politician, and walk down to
Chesnut street every dsyt and let your prior wife
stand the market, selling her little things,' to
keep a house:over your head ;,but My husband
•
sa industsious man, and wants to work and
lay up a little when he gets old. Can-your spe
ciethlks find him Werkl7.. Now this was, as an
old sailor of my acquiiistenee used to' say. giving•
him alhot hetWeeri wind and water. Neighbor
pulle/ . , his 'hat over his •torehead, and walked
Bpaiiish, I tell jou; and r l sat down as quilt as a
limb, and began to think the thing over. Says 4-
old woman, get me out the pen, ink and papei,
and 11l try and mend it:" With that her,face
hrigbtehed up, and Nance came and gave me a
.li,ti and, said, she, rr father :yrou used to stride I.
Oast the 'Monster.' as you called- the Bank, end
Mr. Fur Beeler
_this day saidoif the working
men took the thing up; tfiey would , min get a
I dionght if I told this just as it oc
mired, tiring of you might •ttairn, bad the same
thing to happen; and perhaps your wives and.
•Maghtera wanted you to do - the same thing.
t 4 all, as I said, this has been a pretty deir victo
ry to as working folks; nursed, twit° but the of.);
fiea holders can get along. The eiteiiffs, conatt.,
bles, prothomiltiries.judges, and all those :folks;
who get their salaries—they can say to us, hue-
boy., down- with - Ibe Benk—let titi' hits° the
ml "constitutional money 7 -none -of ?your shin
plastersi" Just e I wrote this for, in comeisno-
Aber neighbir, i e herd workieg,--hoiiest weaver.
Well, imam," says I, a. you see I am at
wait" " Yes," says ho, "but lam afraid it is
.atkork and nopay, for I cannot get rtcent from
'otjemployet.; lfly rent is due, and in Wife 'and
all the girls are out of work, too. What aro you
about!". saye -I told himl was calculating
wbat the 'working' men had gained by - destroying
the Bank tell you,' he; we havo
gained greatpolitical reputation, and have losteo.
try thing *Wt.- Why,' soya, I, that'elike what
old Falstaff said about honor.--Will political'rep
citation botta loaf of bread, give employment to
the laboroi, - Pay - his - rent, keep his clothes whole
rot a particle of* Well,' laid the power
that pulled down can build up. I rWe had good
Stoles, we had' plenty of 'gold end silver, wo had
"mach work as We wanted, end we haat' good
Bank ands good Tariff; and I say to you, neigh.
bar; the working inen can bring .back /11 thise
Minor if they will do as the sailors did, With Ja
mb: How wig that V, sald'be., Why,' said
I..,when Jonah went on board the ‘ship,-and the
wind blew furionalhind: the watestbre r atened to
awallote r thevessel; they limited about. for t Jonah,
end to! he eras 'asleep in MS berth! 'Bo they Said,
Mi. :ritual: be a wicked man, or hove eoult he
sleep when , we ,ale in such danger ; and lo they
pitched him overboard and the weasel was saved.
80, my friend„ if you will pitch ; o4erboaralthia'pli
liScst Jonaba who are asleep whilst you are In
danger,ill will be Well. A LABORER.
Q. -Whose was the Arai Universal Medicine •
A. Bitsenitimea Fuze. Fine by name, and Fiat
_ What is ilmoccasion of pain f—of sickness Inca
-"achy of the Stature] ti o ntlen of the body to discharge
be Con'tißtparticlea of' humors as fast as nature re-
Jniies their expulsion. The food we eat goes to sop-
GI, the 'daily decay Ora frames. We are each me
tent of our existence undergoing e 'chxngeoand it is
Its very . change end - renewal that preserves us
from putrefiction andln natural Consequence—
duith. • . - I ; -
Illow,sbaß we - give iverjlo"the naiatallfmtetiona,
lo that bkaylk may be recovered and secured
By assign the principles'of life mitb - Brandretb's
tbe too et sure' safeguard agahuit infirmity or
,tin-
N t recay,. -
„P hue P,oussille, of Wes.. Mortimer. Jr. and
!genus published iu another 'part of this paper`.
• ,
' • • -- NOTICE. •
1." 8 lxiiteehhiirheietofore existing between the
!abet: there; ender the &la of William Lance ft
Coos this day desolved. !All gienatits Indebted to
wid Omi t will make naynaiut, and those Saving cle.'
hands prctent *pp t • ROBINSON KAY.
Joly 16, • •• . 1 • • . ' —2l*
-•
cozaE*l • - .6vxmLit. Poiminiivi July 23,1842
Wheat flour, Fly Bbl. $5,75Ae0n,. , per lb. 64
4yo _do cwt. 1,15 IPort, ,_ .. 46
Wheit, - bald 1,20 ,;Hama,'.-‘ ,.- - • - 10
RY . . - ..r ------- 1 -, ' - " --65 "'Potatoes,' ,Ituthl Go
^Como. ' t .;; .'''. 0, '' 60 Plakteri.. ; 'ton 5,00
04te,_. . * 45. Hay. . .: _., . 15,00_
Eggs, , doz 9 ritoothy e'd, Uhl 2,50
Butter, ' i lb 121 Clover **
_!• 5,0.0.
1 13! ATTENTION WASHINGTON/ANS.,—
Joau R. Cu-limas. Esq' „will - delivered an ad
dress upon the subject of Temperance, on Mon- .
day evening next; at the Lecture Room, corner
of Mahantango streets.. Punctual attendance - of
the,nienithers to particularly requested.'
' J. D. RICE, Pres't.''
N. B.—The room is always open to the public.
July 23,'
THE COAL t iggia TitAtiE.
Thera are but few. men at work in thiarogion at
present; and the shipments nre light again. This is
',also caused in a considerrble degree by the want of
adesziand for the article. At several of the collieries
the men are-ready to go . to 'work—but they find it
impossible to-effect tales until the fate of the Tariff
Bill now More Congress is aswtatned.
The shipments from the Lehigh region up to the
7th inst. amounts to 89,514 tons. . •
We have no returns from the Lackiwana region. %
White ,Ash Coal is now offered- an'board the yes
eel at Richmond, by the Rail R0ad,"at..53,23 Per ton,
and Red Ash at 83,50. . •
The trade on the Schuylhill;s dell„and quotations
remain same as formerly. Freights.coastwise have
declined a little. . • • .
.Schuylkill Coal Trade. .
Shipments of Coal for the week ending - on Mara
diy evening' ast , •
from - Pottaville and Port Carbon, ' , .5.276 •
•' Schuylkill flaven, ' 1.113
• 6.389
Per last report froin Pottsville& ECArbgn, 120,75:1
". " "!rota 74,955
, • 'Freights. ,
r Pottsville to Philadelphia, • - 75
"
to New York. . le 10
The freight•froal Schuylkill Haven by Canal is from
sto 10 cents - per ton ;less than from Pottsville and
Port Carbon. . • „ •
Lehigh" Coal Trade. L.
, Despatched from Mauch - Chunk for the week end;
ng 7th month 7,1842
Boats. ; Tons.
851.;„ 4667
31 1:= ." 1519
36 - 1292
• 0 •: 0.
slitmENTs. -. i!..
Coal'it.Nay. Co. 964 54284
Beaver Aleadow Co. 304 '• ';46974
linzleton - ' • '238
.10762
Sugar Loaf Co. • , 135 .7494
Ccai & Nev. Co
Beaver Meadows,
Hazleton,
Seger Loaf;
TRE:PRIELMMEMRI44,READING,
lIVITSVELLR RAIL ROAD. .
••-,8 - - asemiThr
CHANGE OF HOURS, . •
Op after Itionday,July, 25th, 1842, the Pas
• eenger :7Trairt on the above Road, will .
leave at the following hoursi
Frem'Philadelphia; at - 8 A.-M. 1 Dai ,
Pottsville; , 7f.A. M. S ,
Hours of pawing Reading. •
Foi- Philadelphia,. at -- 9,1 A. M. /
• - Pottsville. Dail
; "Y:
- at 114 A. M.
•
FARES.
•-
Between Philada. 4 Pottsville 83.50 & 82,56
" -Reading s• do 1,40 ‘. 1.00
EXCURSION TICRICTS.-•GOOD von 2 DAYS.
Between Thiladelphin, 4,Pottavdlo $5 00
Reading do , - ' 2 OD
Both trail:Blnm tit Pottstown.
tgliins will stop-for way passengers at.
the usual points. . '
„.• G. A. NIEOLLS,Super't.
-July.22, 11342, = 30—
•.. A CARD. ;
arounrCarioon Temperance Refectory.
, .
~ JOHNBI 4 I7ER. '
TAKES pleasure in informing his nammeas friend*
- !` . ...ard;the public, that ho bat taken ttiatAcommodt.
mai three-atoiy.house situated on thecorner of Centre
and Main etrbets,Mount Carbon, at the termination of
the Philadelphia,- Reading and Pottsville Railroad,'
where he will be happy to wait upon those who may
call.. He bbpes that his pascrenutation for Iceeping a
respectable estahlishmencfclttrane years in the same
line of basinefi9, and a desite to please. may merit a
continuance of favors and patronage. His Refectory
is fitted up in the mod commodious and appropriate
mannet, and well *appfied - 9iitb newspapers from dif
' ferent sectionslyfthecountry.'- He has made arrange
ments far el supply of all the delicacies which the
Philadelphia, market can afford - dariog the summer
Reason.' t Helsel also calculated a general Bill of Fare,
to selthate the continuance of the support with 'whikh
be has. been-favored: The dishes specified below,
arbsupplied in the very beet style, and on moderate
Green Turtle Soup;.per howl, 18!
I Chicken Soup "; • do. ' 12i ,
Beef, do. • do. . du.
Fried Fiah, per plate, ' ,• " do.
. .
Roast Beef, . do.
'• o'4 Veal. d 0.... io.
'4., Turkey do , - • •I '.` do.
Goose do:
~ _I i 14
" 'Cnicken 'do. ' - 126
' Mutton Boiled, do. ' . do.
Mock Turtle Soup. ~ . ' ' do.
, Ham, pei plate, boil ed , ' ~ .
, do.
Chickens, do. ' do. • .. • do.
Beef, do. • dii. - ' do:
Mutton Chopi, ' ''' ''' ' do.
,
Polk ' do. - • '1 -•. : do. 'I
'- Veil Catlett, - ' - 30/
' . Ham and Eggs,' --. . ' do. •
• Stawed Oyetevir doz. ' do. - 4
. Bonito& do. do. __. . • 25
. Beef Steaks''- ' . 25
r Corned Beef.pat Oak, I :1 . 321
1' Coffee and Toast. _- '''' i ." - . do.-
,-; plg ,-.., -do. with cold cats,l 18
i! 4 . Tea • and' •Zaast, i . ' l2
'1
Do. - -ila. witch cold cuts, 18
' Apanmenisalw - sys in readiness for tappet parties.
, ' Mount Carbon.. April 23; ' . - 17.--,-lamtf
- DISSOLUTION. •
THE
partnership heretofore existing between
Charles Potts and Benjamin' Barman, col
liers, trading under the firm of Potts & Duman.
was dissolved bj mutual comical on , the 27th of
June - last. All ,persons iedebted, anit.all those
having:clairinr,ivill present the same to Dr. Chas.;
Potts l who Is authorized to settle the business of
the lore firm.
CHARLES POTTS,
BENJAMIN.HANNAN.-
N. 4—The businiss will be 'continued intfu,
Lull; by Charles Poles, onlis own account.
• July 23 1
-
• JOHN;' , C. NEVILLE,
'ATTORNEY 'AT LAW; . .
(WILL atteurrto all business entrusted to his
care with diligence and despatch..
Office in Slarket Street, South side, a- short
distance above Centre Street. -
Pottsville, July 23. 39 —lf.
LUM:EIII
T HE subscriber bite now on hand, and, will
continue to keep, a general Assortment of
Lumber, sawed at his mills; such as
White P.3no Boards, Hemlock Scantling, •
• Yellow - do do Oak Phiiike - te do.
Lathe, - . Hemlock Planks,'
Of all doscription4 all of which willbe sold at ,
- .
reasonable rates, to, suit the times. ---
Bills of Lumber-, sawed tourder, will be piMei:di
ly executed at thodeiate prictes. - - - •
WILLIAM AUDPIRIED.
„July 23; •
/ 1:•DOCTOR J. G.'HOEFILEItse
::Prom P
w hilit4elphiN offelehlaprofunienal
services
the amens of Schnyllull
. JEIi
- nen.
and vicinity, and will at anf time
prom ptly attend te Cues In thetine'of tie
profession that way he entrusted to hissers. Office
near the Washington Hall, stiene th e sau
irehisylkW Haven. /ply 3,
r. ' Sts.=
pEilftIAN thitvs• fifth , : for the nee
of SteeliPeni,jest receavel for sahl by'
I taly • • pADII4S,..
DRAFTS & NOTEEI*-4,4 shie4. imd toqus
la Boob, Moo Balls of Wu*. tbv,lejb-
May 7 0 19-
_ - ' -- PAGUntaarrYPier - -- .. -41 1111111
G LILLIBRIDGE; 030701341!
taken rooms aithe EXCIEUNGE. wbeielte
Ai will be happy to take Sirens Mottosruan. or
Falin.v-Gloura. in astyle wnseipaased,atfriin
accordance with de haws. ,
Refer rw litrettiltiEsq, totranlie.: l -L
-Julyl6. - - . Wrlt-;"
Ito' on V WILLIAM RION 211GE,p.; , kte'
T Fiaaurer : of the BOviikqf
from Ari t.. 814 1840, topeci - 15th 1841, : HO
Asada . and "iitibilifies:- , • .
CB. •
.1
Sept. By cash Of D. Sayhir, Berg
for ine,s collected,
March 20, By. cash Of D. Saylor. Beittple. -
1841: for fiotii. collected, , 8,58
Dec. 7, Br cash: of: Philip Bayer, on •-•-•
. • •
acct of his Duplicate 248,01
January 6, By cash OfJoho fit:chafer Pit ' 'r
1841 ' DR. • • • -
Sept. 8, Cash paid for Treasurer book - $l,OO
" 9; John H. Guertler for lettering ' '
Staff, - • • "1:20
10,-C. Ungerbuchler, for turning
Staff,' . * • ' • • 4,00
March 13, H. Jones, conveying a coven .
• to Philadelp hia , 13,00
May 27, John Saylor "for repiFing,St. -
and Alley, • , 132,63
June 8, John Frethafer of paper 12
se 16, Mark Mellon for . 2, books for
Council, . ' 4,00
' 16, William Huntitinger for- .
Junes, money advanced to
. - convey a corpse to Philada: 12,00
For Sillyrnan in full' - 4,94
July 28, Receipt book for John Freeha.
far, H. C. -, •
August 6, John Pott for Lumber . -
June 16, Et, H. Stager for clerk up to
'June 7, 1841
" 16, Daniel Saylor for . Stationary 4,81
Sept.,. _6, Philp Boyer. for laving:raz • 1,50
D. H. Stager, "•. ,". 1,50
Nov. , 10, S. B. Fisher for correcting the
boundary line • • 5,00
Dec. 15, Chr't. Weaver, bl'hamith work' 2,00
Jane .16, John "Freebafer, services for
.• • • High Constable,
14 16, John Rudy for hauling lumber
June 15, 1942, Cash paid balance to new., 7 -.. ,
Treasurer. • . - 30,79
202,064
Total,
Report of EDW. HVNTZINGER, Treanor
of the Borough of" Schuylkill Haven, up 'lo
July 12th, 1842. Assets and Liakilides.
1842 CR.
Jiine 15; Br - cash of William Iluntz.'
* _lager late Treasurer fork!.
• BOCCI duo . , $30,79.-
" 20, John . Fled:afar; constable for
final 'collected,
July 12; D. Saylor,Burgess, for fine
collected . ' 9,00
• " . 12, John Frethafer, constable, for
, ' . rents,
12, Philip Royer, collector for
1841, on acct of Duplicate 291,18
" • 12, Philip Boyer, collector for
1842, on account - -
1941 89,519,
DR.
4, Henry Copeland, for repairing
Bridge, • 50
July 12, D. Saylor. Burgess, for Gra;
. • ' ding front street, 4,00
12, D. H. Stater as clerk up :to
. • line 19,1842- 15,00
12, John. Freehafer, High mufti
. • ble, 1 Year salary 10,00
12, John Freehafer, High Comita:
ble removing. nuisance,
M Freehafer,,lB4 1 for
1842
May
repairing streets, 226,85
' 12, John Fetterman for repairin; -
streets • - ' 2,00
" • 12, P6ilig Boyer for jadgment,in
• favor of . F. Borden, as 6
Months clerk. • •
' 12, Benj. Cuinmleg as attorney
• 'tees for one - year -• • 20,00
P 12, Mrs. !daimon for rent of room
i • for Council . ' 5,00
. " 12, • Henry Reed bl`ksmith work i 1.37
• " 12, John Doyle as cl'k of Election 1.00
" 12, D. H. Stegir, " " 1,00
" " 12, John D. Delbert, Judge 1,00
` 1 12, Daniel S6itppel " 11 1,00
" 12, William Saylor, Inspector - 1 . 1,00
" 12, Philip Boyer laying tax for
1842, 1
july 12, 1812, balance remaining in the
hands of E. Huntzinger, Treasurer 95,67
Approved by the Town,Coonail, this eairteenth
day ofialy; STAGER, Clk.,
/iinount of outstanding debts due the, Borough.
Due by John Martin, Esq., lot fines col- '4
lected I" " " all 00
Due by &Mud Creamier, for money re- • •
ceived to'be paid over for conveying a • '
corpse • 11 60,
Due by Philip Boyer,4ollector-fOr 1844 46 28
Amount due by the Borougli . to Michael
Freehafer, - Superviaor up to,June 13th, '
1842, ' - $254 49
AEU - Dont dile to Samuel B. Fisher, 20r00i
Alnount due to Benj. W. Cninminr. 20 00
DANIEL 11. STAGER, Clerk".
29-3 .
July 16,
POTTSVILLE WATER CORPAIM
'FIRE Board of Bianageri have this day decla.
A- red a Dividend of 3 per mat, for the last 6
months, on the capital stock of said company,
payable to the-stOckboldere or their legal repre
sentatives, on or after the 16th of July.
A. RUSSEL, Preset.' .
28—
July 9,
COAL.
THE Little Schuylkill Navigation Rail Road.
and Coal Company, now offer for sale at Port
Clinton, Large Coal delivered into Beats, at
,twO
dollar's pet ton. cash., free from slate and dirt.
Apply to GEORGEIVIGGEN, Agent,
• --Tort Clinton, or at the Company's office,
No. 80 Walnut street. Phila.
26-3 mo. :
Jane 25, ,
' PUBLIC': NOTICE. - •
XV . SIERRAS. Jaime' Da vis. of Schuylkill Haven,
• • unjustly claiming of having been a partner
with me in the rope making business, has fraudulent
ly. got possession of a quantity of rope, viz: Towing
Lines, Bow Lines, dm., and suit being comnienced
by me, for the rtcovery thereof, I do-hereby cau
tion all persons from buying the • said Ropes. tom
the said Davis, as they will tit liable for payment to
me '• . JOEL SHARMAN.
Bohailkill !Jaren, Julyl6,
HOUSES & -IASIS FOR SALE—
" Alsci, a hince °umbel: of Buildings. and
i s i out Lots. of various sizes, lying princi
a - pally, in the Borough of Pottsville.
- -- - ply to - SAMUEL LEWIS,
July 16.,29-cl • Real estate agent, Centre Bti
LADIES' BOOK—A fel extra copies of"
elegant. Work for .uly; being the commence
mein 'phi new viguree, price 25 credo. Jost
ceived and for sale by „ B4BANDIAN.'
Jnly 9. , •
_ .
EARL.- • ~
• - ARTIST,
INVITES thocitisens orPottsville aid its vi.
ti..,licinity, to See Ile specimens of POlitthicst ttio
. .rendenbe of Ills brother, in Centre street, where
he can ha cm:Malta one all things, appmtitiping_
o his.proSiseion. Pottsville` Januarx,W
LADIES' MUSICAL LIBRARY.44or okr.
contaiaing 13 pie* at MUO:t; tot 4 5. aer 4°''
jastrecelved sindor . I •
JaIyBANNAN.i-,
,
WHIPS, CANES—Just received =fib
ule
;;Il i tt lite" Cif "! 811 " r 114 (
Marh 19:15 7
,
grIVMAILEY*ISIC.;-itieker fipos,;
nff..get to ?duke for the Piave
7. Ft!rtar,j#2t_retc_!!!_
140, prate €l,7t o.!licrerit&7l-,
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fie — nf.tiiihsitie. - . „ se.rii, mini",
sash voter' - • - Bro - um DAVih rini . ' '
Bony ThOMild ' ' Bdify ltillti .' ''' ... ,
BdeklrP oiJuith ' - rgnonThoinas
'ilerti,la!zia• -' - '• Bra NEmer , -...-.,,_
Beaumiiut, Williani , -- - Ballisi*couel : `-‘ •:.
Durkin , Thciimuk; - • Bear Joselk ",. •
Byrnes' Anthony. •v,
~
~ &ger, blikhuet . ':
Biumwu Wilhihri - • Basbyab_el; Wilhain—
..
Couttrito Anna ~ - -01110 IDitrard ''N,
_Cu oi in ins ilugh ' . ' Cauti Nicholas -
Vook.William ..1 , , ;Cenalilkikiamin
Cobey Parriuk :Varrull Anthony '
Cluopion Thunuus ;; "'-'' , • - ' _,' -
$238,01
Doherty lames -
Downey Patrick- -
Dempsey Edward
Davies ;Thomas
Dwire Timothy
Evam; ; Evan •
Evans William
Ebling John
Engel Daniel
F.
Farrell James 'Fri& Frederick
.Fitch Thomas En. 2 -Fislie'i• 4 Whet
Fisher Jacob • ,Foust!
Francis John F. ' .Frost Silaa
Foley David 2 Ferri Thomas
Finn Thothos • " ' .
Gallagher Mithael
Green N. Egli.
GriMille Wm. G.
Gilbert Sam'l Mn.s
Gilmore John
IS
5,00
Gillespie Philip
Gillespie Haut
Hill John
Horner William
Hoy Owen
lindry James
Hannan Andrew
Hackett Mery
Hannon Laurence
Hudson John':
5,00
62
Jonsii/ohn •
JuniaNish Henry 2'
Jones Zechariah
Jones Jonathan , .
ijanies John, •
Jones"Moigan
"Jones David •
, $23&,01
KilimmniY John
Kelly Thomas
Kelly !"at.iick
Kennedy James
5,00
Loughran° John
Lewis Jimes.,
Lb yd'DaviiF
Luckes Michael
Leirti Henry-
Lemberger Mr.
MEI
M'EorinickFatirck
M'Keazio James •
Mach
.Bartholonew
M'Colgan Edward
Miller Michael
Mullen Thomas,' jr-
Mingle Francis
Meyer John, .
M'Evoy:Dudley
Meyer
Mpldoon Patr ick
Moore
Mooney Mrs. -;
ECM
$357.17
Nerd , Josiah'
Norman' H. '
1,00
O'Gready James
, Oehner Andrew
Oeterfield George
Peiffer John •
Penny Edward
Pholen John 2
Poker Joseph L.
Pott Joni
LEE
Quirk Patrick
Ryan Patrick
Rathbun Holy
Rule William ;.•
fleieher Samuel.'
Richard John
Ilodeback Daniel
EEO
Shields John. Shaw Jodi'
Say Benjamin'Adn'tor ofSmitliWm. A
Stokes HentrEsq. !Schmid - Rudolph
SmithTnemna Sumot Bridget
Shiel fames • Sastragaan C, ti.
Stopleton Patrick Stewiut William ° a
Sylvester . George Steinrkh Louisi •
Smith William Shiel'Josaph'
Seligman Solomon Sweeney Luke
Spike Henry ' - Sutton Philip _
-:- " T .
$357,18
Thompson Charles ; • Thomas P. Thomas
TriMball Isaac. • Trues George_ -
Tellico Johnson r - Troy PhAp
Thomas Edward 2 , Troutman - Jacob
u.
Urich Daniel • "
. .•
Van DOM Matthew , Vanartsdalea Rev
Vaneychel bum
Wood James Webb Sarah
I Whelen William Wooster-Dr.
Welbh Thomas Williams John .Se Co.
Whitney H• T s Woodhouse John
_WeilandJoseph Williams - John
Williamson Ann Walsh Deader ,
Wintersteen Tobias - • Walsh James -
Watts Robert . • Robert
Walton Thoth.. . •
The inland portage on all letters intended to go
by Fnte, Must be paid, otherivite they remain in
ibis office. J. T. WERNER, P. M.
July 9th, - ' 24-31
IIIAIII.IIOTH CLOTHING S ORE!!
, .
NEW SPRING & SUMMER LOTHING:
ALT
the old stand corner declare and Mahan
tongo streets, Pottsville. •
- - LIPPINCOTT, & TAYLOR "
Will continue to receive throughout the season
from-their Wholesale add- Retail Store, No. 24 -
Market Street; Thiladelphis t • a choice and varied
assortment offastitonaws Rearm •Ntanz CLOTH..
IN°. WhICII they invite
-their Customers and the
Public to OEaMilll3. The advantages which we
poasess of altenduig Oity Auctions every day;
buying all our goods for cash, and having them
madeiligi by, the best city workieti under our
immediate direction, enables os to warrant, our
goods better and cheap* than via - be obtained
29-30''
In returning thanks to our Costumers for the
very liberil,patronsp we hive received, we
would-inform - them that we shall continue re
ceive and keep consantly on hand, as heretefrire,
e full assorinent of Superftiai English, French
and Geri:nen Cloths, Cassimeresi Vesting's, Sem
rner Cloths, Linen Drillinp, Gambrounr. ere
411. stiitedlo the season, whicirwill be made up
to . order; in the latest style of Fashioiv ' •
Call and See ! : and judge for yourselves !
April 30 - le
ancierdigg: and Commission licerdant.
• VINC for. Masan Scuunuti.• Pittatersistai
11111ESPECTFULLV-intbraii tin friends and
itia'the pOblie, that hi - continues at , his old 14nd.
end will halo BOATS leaving sin liThoevea daily .
for Pottsville nod tisaintenned tat: placer is;
The •Schaylltill'Aivigation Companyip,
reducettheir tax i - freights. cs!). MarchanoCllo
other iirtieles, both' upand down will hi 240 r.
cant. lower -than Topper reel: •
10.000 JoktindLeUMßEp
$
,
hineue.
20 1 000Feld /Inch and
stokm% Baud
0011stagning Latk
,patb Chnaraßosda&andlng 110
lthsorinabir ..carnoniktprialsc ' • •
Ai*,4 14 4 / ` jdAtitirkth4.l
. Davis James
Debnveu: William:
Dunkelbmgai lohn
4 Donnelly John
Davis ZAcharish
Evenii Haney
Evora; D47id Eiun
G •
Gorman Edward
Goarbart,Waadel
Grimm lobo -
Guytenrianlienry
Grant John
Gallagher lamer
Hoffman Michael
Hill AO6OEI F.
Hun Patrick '
- Hutcheson Robert
Macon Jobta'_
Halligan John
• Heilner .Lowis
Holiratar Sahel .
Jones Evan -
Jones John
Jonea toad'
Jones •Wfliiiii
Jones EliziS2
Jackson Thomas
Kerrogen. Michael.
Kelm Charles
Klinefeter..Esq. 2
Lewis! William
Lynch. Philip
Llson 'John
Lebo "T.
Lary Javepb
Loveth David
Morgan Jphrt
bloys Franklin 2
Slow Thomas 2
Michas(
Moore haws
Nl'Gitiley Patrick
Dariald
M`Gfalor Julm
M'Claa Ala:ander
-.Mania Hairier A..
M'Cocaba Mary A.
M'Eroy.DMlMill •
&MI [leafy .
N' , •
Norgoi Daniel
11111
Odo . ria Jahn
Owkni David
Og4a Amos
P
Potter William_
Mr.
'Preston Petrick
Packet A. R.
Powellßowell •
Revell William
Reynolds John
Richardson John
• Ritter David ;
Rees, Jones & Co.
Rechtenwold John
1110
twang !kites" °nisi& • .
~EAS T f.N*DISTRICT OF PaIf4ISI4.YANIA:
‘ 10 ::=4 10 / 11 F 11 1 0 7' •
' None&
, • •
theoßenefit ig•thealatikrut
riled
,the 22d day Or 441,1 4
by . 1819 . ' •
Michael iiitfipby.
and IS oat of Mak - asthma of Neleigh /Nur..
phy, ando.:lllorpbY
Which Petition - Will he r hiard before the District
Court - Cif the pnliect pl)
States the Eastern Plis.
trict of Pentlaylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy; at
the District:Cl:not Roato,lo-the pity Pills •
delphk, an: Monday, the2st4 dsy , oflnlyitext, at
/ 1 4 7 041 tk mat tad-where lot persons
Interested,msy appeir and atiow catrie, if any
they have, why the prayer oFithe said Petition
begld not .be granted, and the said Petittnrier
, 1 •
, . • EBAS.NOPKINSON, - .
. 'June Clerk of District fat:qt.',
NOTICE. -
p,ETlTlONfiferitlie Benefit of the Bankrupt
her,-lieen.filedlthe let • day of July.
184% by ' - ' • .
William Gergr - , Boat Itulkinr, Schuylkill Po. -
Nathaniel Menne.: Plume! - 0 . • ;
Which Petitions 'will DO heatkbefore the Dia.
trict Court of the United 'fitamslfer the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, sitting iiiilankrePtey, l
at the,District Court Room thircity'orPhile.
delphie; on 'Friday, the sth day of AuguSt‘next,
et 11 o'clock A. M.. When and where all'per.',
sons interested.roay appear and show C 30313.
any they have; . why: the prayer of.the said Peti
tions should not be granted, and the said pelt.
!inners be declared Bankrupts. - •
PEAS.' 110PK1NSON. e •
Clerk of District Court.
NOTICE. `
July 9,28-31
pETLTIQNS far the Benefit of the Bankrupt
Law have'been filed the 7th day- ofd July
1842, hie
,•• .
Daniel Becker, Boat Buildet,• Schuylkill county.
Joseph Bowen:School T_ eacher. late clerk
Which Petitions will be beard before the Dis.
trict Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Pennaylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy,
at the District Cotirt Room in the City of [Phila
delphia, on Monday, the 22cl diy..of Anna( nazt,-
at 11 o'clock, A. M. .When and where all per
sons interested may appear any show cause, if
any they•have, Why the prayers of the said Peti.
nano should not be granted, and the said Pen*,
ors be declared:Bankrupts.
• - FRA. HOPICINS)I 4 I. r -
July 16, 24-3 . Clerk of District Uourt
NOTICE.
PETITIONS for the Benefit of the Bankru - Pt
Law, has been filed ttiiiAth day of
ItiV, by '
William Watkins, 1. Individually and as af , the'
Francis Spencer, ( late firms . ; Of Spencer At.
Watkins, and Lawber, Spencer ts• Co. Coal
--. Dealers, Schuylkill county.
Which Petitions will be heard before" the Die
trict Court of the United States ' tor the. Eastern
Datrict of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy,
, atilie - District Court Room in the City Of Phila
delphia, on Monday. 22d day of August next, et
II oraock, A. M. • When and.where all pavane
interested may appear and show cause, if any,
they have, why the pra#er'of the said Petitions
should not be granted, and the said PetitiODOlS be
declared Bankrupt.
• FRAS. HOPKINSON',
July 16, 29-31 - 1 Clerk of Dtstrtct Court
United States Court.
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
In Bankruptcy.
NOTICE. •
pETITIONSo for Discharge and Certificate in.,
der the Bankrupt Lew, have been Wei
William 'Powers, Coal Merchant, Schuylkill co.
John Ford Whitney. do.
Godfrey B:Zutkb. Farrier, do.:
and
and Tuesday the 30tliday of August next, at 11
o'clock, A. M. is appointed for the hearing there.
of, before the said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy,
at the District Court Room, in the City of Phila.
delphia, when and where the Creditors of the
said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all other perions in i rested may appeiir and
411E4 cause, if any they ave, why'such' Dis
charge and Certificate 'should not he granted.
FRAS. 110PKINSON, - -
.
Jude 18, 25-10 t Clerk of District Court.
' NOTICE.
perMONSSibischar g e and Certificate
. under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
David Nice. late Agent now Coal Dealer. .
• Schuylkill co.
John B. Reed, late clerk, now Scrivener.
Joseph E. Leib, Hatter, now Boatnun, '
John Kantner; late of the firm of Heck &
Minuet. Boitbuilders. Boatman,
Auguste!, Mendleson, Pedlar, e •
Benjamin Beet; late Dry Goods Merchant; "
And Friday, the 30th .day of September mit at
11 o'clock, N. M. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the said Court, sitting, in Batik.
ruptcy, at the District Court Rocim, in , the City
of Philadelphia. when and where that Creditors
of the maid Petitioners,' who have proved their
Debts, and another persons in interest, may sp.
pear and show cause, if any they hive, why such
Discharge and Certificate shduld ,not be granted.
FRA. HOPKINSON, '
Clerk of District Court.
NOTICE.
July 16, 29-101
PETITION -for Discharge end Certificate an.
der the Bankrupt Law, has ttert- Sled by
Michael Salado, Taverniteeper, Sebny I k ill co.
and Monday, the 10th day Of October, at 11 o'-
clock, A. M. is appointed for the hearing there.
of, befurethe said Court, sitting in Bankrepcy,
aethe District Court Room in the City of Phila
delphia, when 'and where the Creditors of the
said Petitioner. who have proved their Debts,
and all .other persons in interest, may appet,r
and show cause, it any they have, why such Dia.
charge and Certificate should not be granted. 1-
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of District dtiutt.
-NOTICE.
Jakli P 3. 30-10 t
PETLTIONS for Discharge and Certificate on.
der the Rankrupt Law, have been filed' , by •-„
Thomas A. Simpson, late Merchant, and Livery
Stable Keeper,Schuykill , county. '
John Spahr, and as a member of
the firm in dividually
of. Reed and Spoha, Tavern Keeper,
Schuylkill county.
And Monday, the 10th day of October next,'at 11
o'clock, A. M. is appointed for the hearing there.,
of, before the said Court, sitting in Bankreptcy;
at the District Conti Room in the City of Phila.
delnhia, when and where the Creditors nt the
said Petitioners, who have proved their" Debts,.
and all other persons in interest, may appear and
show cause, if any they have, why such' Dis
charge and Cartifiectte,shoold not be granted.
FRAS. • HOPKINSON,
July 23;30-19t ' ' Clerk of District Co ort
, • DOCTOR AD,LIPPE t .
1 •
liESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
ikof Pottsville and its vicinity..tbat he has
moved in town; and offers , hie pro,fesaional Im
pels in all the medical branches ohe public.
Practicing he Reincepathic system. and if
requested, the - AllOtypshic, ho hopes from tong
experience to give, full satisfaction to such as
will call on him. lie will beready for profesiion.
al Seinen at any time at his residence.
A. D. LIPPE, 94J D.
Greenwood, Deceintier
Rowa_ndll Improved Tonle Mixture.
A. SOVEREIGN , and never fading cure for
Agniind Fever. Persons who artrafflicted
with tbe above dintain, can obtain a iteeed - fand
safe cure fur the same, by applying to the sub.
scriber, whoa his been appointed Sold 'agent, fir
the sale' of the; m dictne= in Sibuylkill °aunt*.
Trice one dollar warranted to core or
no charge. -
Residence,-Naha_ntongo street, Pottivilfer. - • - -
•' - JOHN T. HAZZARD.
Jul) 2, - • '1 -.27=4E7
Dit.".l.llllElN—aenk his proftor
onal services to - tbe
m r: and nelaka." s- =natal tiotestiefoliad
•
(when aot rolaotoully enteedl4 bu
office, soy Wi!it egmer I44:111" and
'Starke ' Map fti 2204
STA" BUAWRICKRArinitit Av.
- end hundred eagriviporlAbgliftraphy l orthe
Oresund etroacuhs ihrs_pal. ilissionagne to.
andel ilk Awed tlacticilly Adapted
iheiesruelepOrytur . fhend"pri:vatefiundlii, Au!
retitled pro/010y ....4..WP/rt''
• - • •
'- • "
GEo4...wicemouri - tura
. .DER--Jusi *vivid Witlitiale by •
- , , BANNAN..
Q 0 611000" 103.=A * TarIesy Son t Boa*. at.6l
• ciltit for 'Ode by' .' B. 84111545'
PLACE. SCREENS--Elegant Fire Ilace
• Smentdalitieceliedaiator =WI*
'24-- • , .B.,BANNAN. •
s .ars FOR SALE.—,-Tirilo valuable Lcqa 'ea
AACelatzeatmet.forceo ' eheto: - Aa - oli to
. -
ANDREW RUSSEL
' may 28;214—tr ' ' ' Mahamongoit...
Ark . PER C ' AVED.-- 7 Te ifibitlesel sells
JAR the btu:limo •NY Oats - bushel. at hit
kilns. attaining Ott
SmitlY shop. awa:a and Stuart
. iktuch.26 •
TERY.CHOICE GREE AND BLACK
TEAS.—T. & 3. Batty
,hive jun received Cram
Nevi York,* liege cupid3cfeboiceGrien ana BlaCc
Teas. - -December 28 -52
BOAT 11M4LSTERS-4nat - primed and for.
-- inte by, - Mar L2l ILBANNAN.
IRA A MESS' MUCK MA VA-Li—Being
treatise.on soil and manatee. Also, The FAR
.MER'S LAND MEASURER, or pocket companion
lost received ir.tl for sale by . B. RANNAN. -
Apri.l6 16
THE ANIMAL MAGNETIZER—Or WM
/ ry, phenomena, and anodic, effects of, Animal
Magnetism, with. anstructions for, conducting ..the
Magnetic operatiou, by a Physician. 'Price 25 cents.
Just received and for safe by B. &ANNAN.'
111ay 23 • , '
b ANo2..—The subscribers have -• been' appo in
Agents by the New York Manufacturing Co
for tILle of their celebrated Grand Action Pianos.
of either 'Rosewood or Mahogany, a specimen. of
which can begeen by 'applying to
December 18. 5,1 T. & J. BEATTY.
gIiUMMELIFIELTrS SERITIONS.--Sermons
""' and sketches of Emmons, by the Rev. John Sum
merfieJd. A. fif.. , late a tfreacher in Conflation with
the Methodist Episcopal rch. With an Intro.
ductionby the Rev. Thomas E. rd. Just received
and for gale by May 2% BAN NAN.
TEMPERANCE TALES. No. 2.=-'oit
•ence—The Rocklin' ed,The Man 'with the Po
ker—The Drunkard's Bible—After to day or 'Reating
Resolution—and Signing the Pledge. PriOtt 126 Uinta.
Just Wised and for sale " B BANN Alq'
- , 2Z N
JAMES • H. :CAMPBELL,
ATTORNEIVAT - LAW. • _
• Formals, PA. •
HAS removed bis . Office to the west side ofCentre
”street, a few doors above hishatdottgo at.
May 21. • • • • • N 21-1 y
DISSOLUTION.'
'THE partnership in the coal business, heretofore
subiusting between William L Lance and Koh.,
inson Kay, ender the firm of William L. Liana &
Co., did terminate on the 6th inst., by : mutual agree
ment. ' P ersons baying claims against the concern
will plea se present them to either of the late partners,
and those indebted to it, are , requested' to make pay
ment: either to Robinson. Kay, or to the subscriber. i
July.l6, 29-fit WILLIAM L. LANCE. •
SAMUEL LEWIS,
Engineer, Surveyor and Con6eyaneer,
• - rottsv4 l e9 - Pa; '
'VENDERS • hui his professional services to
A , Capitalists, landholdeiN and the public:in
general, in addition to the common • duties
of his profession, he will explore 'lands for' coal
orother minerals, and furnish maps thereof with
sections of the strati, &c.,. locate collieries, ,with
steam engines and other fixtures for working .the
same; fumish plans, estimates, drawings, Ar.c.:= ll
'Having had many years'experience in the above
htanches of the, business,-and tavine„tho use of
the best constructedinstruments of modern times,
he confidently relics on being able to give otitis.,
faction to those who may .employ him. .
He will also attend to the'porchase and sales
of reel • estate, particularly of lota in Pottsville.
Having recently made a survey and map of the
Borougli, by order of the Town Council, he pos.
seam peculiar facilities foussceitaluing the pre.
ciao localities of the lots, therein.
Office, neat door to' the, office of the Miners'
•
'Journal.
Reviacricir,s.
(
Edward Owen Parry, .
Joba•Shippen, , . Pottsville.
&initial &Hyman, . .
(
Joe. M. Sanderson, . •
Caleb Parker, Philadelphia.
John H. Cresson, : • . '
June 11,4842: _ .
GEO.M. BERRELL &-CO.
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
25 Nurth".V4 Street, above Market,
THiLADELPIIIA. -
EMI
WILL Iwo particular attention to sales of
Real Estate, at the Exchange, or on the
premises, • A record of real estate for Bale, or to
rent, is kept it_the store. •- y
Regular sales 'of Household and Kitchen fur
niture, will be held.at the Auction Store, - entry .
Wednesday and Saturday, morning. • .
TO EXECUTOR S & ADAIIISTRATORS.
, Valuations and sales madeAf all descriptions
of persorial property, real esPite; etc.
Families removing and' wishing to disperse o f
all or any part of their furnitne, or have it care
fully attended to at their , houses; or removed to
the store.
XX - A large assortment of elegant and useful
furniture always kept on band, which will. be
sold yery low for cash, or
exchanged for Coal ;.
at Market prices.
June 11,
FANCY & WINDSOR
CHAIR' MANUFACTORY.
No. 113 SOUTH SECOND Sr., PHILADELPHIA
?VIM subscriber respectfully invitee the chi
'zeus of Pottsville. and the county of Schuyl
kill generally, to call before purchasing else.
where, and examine his large assortment • of
Chairs, both , plain and ornamental, of every de.
scription, which ere anantifactured under his own
immediate directlon, of the best material, by CI.
workmen—and which he warrants of f&e
best quality, and at prices as tow as can be per
in the United States. • ,
OT He also manufactures an INVALID
the superiority of which consists in the astonish.
tog facility with which an invalid with the sligh.
test efforkmay by the use of one or both hands;
move to and fro in the house, or hi the open air
in a garden ,or elsewhere, and turn quickly:a
round without requiring any more space than it
Occupies while standing.
• ABRAHAM McDONOUGH.
N 0.113 South Second Street, Philada., - -:
Jane 11,
To Dyers. Bleachers, Paper Eska* Strain
Engine Builders; 'and others.
..PASCAL. IRON WORKS:
WELDED WROUGHT:IRON * TIMES
From 44mb:a to} in eaten and Ito Itt thet long.
capable of murtaining tensintre from 400 to 2500
per square inch. with &op - Cocks; .7, and
..other Amnia to snit, Quin frith With screw
joints. suitable for STEAK WATER. GAR and Au
/40c0.110TIVE and otherifTEAM EIMER Fuss.
~: ~
~.
Blaralatatited and far safe,
4 - NORMS_ ,D;
Waratiagee E, Copier of Third .1. Walnut Boss%
PIIIkADELPML;'-
June It -
'SALE..
IWORTYAUNE Burtheo Caro; the
m:,,traitaitortatiorrif oterchatdire Or - total. sAik
Orb" - • THOMAS BART (144341,- •
No. T 23, North 3dOtnirit,Rhditiat
ay IS- . -• . • - -
. •
. . ,
- writ asuubsory
COAL . . , Cotuaisuos • .
No. 79 Doak " & rid;
Mom We,
VallettonAs Donnell ! r
&Law* 4•8 01 4: ,
AIW Amt. ailraiojton .are:
ruledelebaolo,V,; - Ilk" 401,
4.: •
. - •4,
Ett.:o - 0 St N
Ilks lll ;CTEXUAlX.lnfinizuvi& Pgblie flit
, he has, &might aim New, York
:this epibig.ll Urge asaorttUeotuf,...
4 1 _ GROORRiB§ 4:l;,i(iUo,Rt
Which he office foe lode Ai Ike, rids; •moderabi,
Philadelphia wholesale Prieea; freiglita.added;
at.his otme tbo 'ne'liA;Btonert‘Boilding,
next door to hia taterti, Morris• idditioii to Potts.
Thle:cOrisisting of '
Black and Green _ r
. Falling Lion ' Santa, Crtl2; Ptirtd•ltie . o, 4-, Neat
Orleans Sigma, ' • • •
' Java, and St.•Dornmao, Coffee:l •
Sperm & Commtna ells;tlolisses. ! •
White and Yellon , Boal‘lobaceo.. -
Wog and Boa Raisins, :
Wines and Liquor,: NM'a:Min:ail in aie'aest:.-
tiulii t t riy '
A quantity Dryad At ' -
Mackerel; from 'No.-1 to No. a; ItiAbarter half
and full barrela. • - =
About 300 Sacks (round Salt; 1,
60 `garret.; superior Alba ny Bummer Ale. & c..'
May Iy4. "•,-
PoRTER:,
• POTTSVILLE ISLANDIOUNbRY.
T .
DE subscribers have conatantly , on head, a
general assortment of Hollow Airs, Cart
Ind Dagen Boxes, Plough points; Mould Boarda;
Rails and Turn out Casubgs. and are pre,-
Tared to furnish castings of all.lands to order, at
se cheap a rate as cairbo furnishedelsew.here•
- Possessing a desirable situation 'adjacent-to, -
both, nil road and canal, and having every fecil
ity for and experience in the manufacture afoul:
loge, we can confidently Premise entire satiafae
tion to all who may favor in with their, orders.
HENDERSON St,• FARRELL
I May 28.
CIIESNUT STREET, PHILADELAILIi•
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• THIS suirriiTi. N6Ny HOTEL. eltalit4
In Chesnut streink between Third 'and
si
• - Fourth wedm s, the immediateimmediate • of
ity film Steanihoat•Lindings,Danks;
,Post Office, Theatres; 4c.. and le:be kept on the
Americanitt_nd European plan 'conjointlyiivill b e .
open under the. superintendence of the, subsea.
bens on Monne: the 13th day of ;Jobe.' The
House is fitted up in the most splendid tityle,ev.;
thing being entirely new, and of the tent der.
ecription.' The Chambers are so constructed ea: .!
4o form a Parleur by
,day Ind 11. sleeping lipert.,,
Went by , night. The best of,.Ci4s bare bft.o en:
gaged, and no efforts will be tiparrid to render,thirs •
establishment equal to the Aunt' both legaids_
the Table and every other accommodation. .
•J. M. SANDERSON 4. SON:
Phila., June 18 •
PROCLAMATION.
rEREAS the'Hoo. CALVIN lkirriz,, Es.. -.
quite, President of the several Court* of
Common Pleas, of the Counties of Dauphin, Lc.
bation;andSchtivlkill, in Penneylvants, and Jas.:.
lice of tfurreveral Courts of Quarter Sessions :Of
the Peace; am: and Terminer, and General Gaol
Delivery; in said counties,arid Samuel-D. Leib,'
and Stra n ge PilYner, squires, Judges of the
Court of Quarter Seamons of the Peace. Oyer;
and Terminerrind General Gaol Delivery, for, the
trial of' capital and other 4.4fendere, in the' said'
county of Schuylkill—by their precepts.to me di-: -
rested, have ordered a Court of Quarter See:duns • -
of the-Peace, Dyer and Terminer aod Genera. -
GrffirDelivery; to' be holden et'OrWlgaburg. on!
the list Monday of July, inst. (being th'eti' Of
stain month ,) to continue one week: -
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the C0r0"...
ner; • thisJustices of the Peace, and Conatables oT\
the said county of Schuylkill, that they are by.,
the said precepts commanded to be' then and ••
there at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day,'
with their rolls, records, inquisitions, Caen-dna.'
Hone, and all other rernenibrances, to detbosej
things which to their several offices appertain tot ;
be done: and all those that era bound by. reeng. ;
nizaoces, to Prosecute against' itililoriaoners that
are or then shill-he in the gaottifiaid comity of: :I
,Schuylkill, Lien) be then and there to prosecute`
them as shall he just. •
GOD IllAtle 'THE COSiIONSMALTB. '
JOHN G. WOOLISON, Stieriffi
• , Sheriff's Office, Orwigiri!:# '_ • -
burg, July 2. 1842. ` t - 27
N. B.—The witnesaes and Jenne who are '
iummonedtolittend said Court. ire required to, ,
attend panctnally... In case of nonattendance
.the law in such eases made and provided, will' I
be ngidly_enforeed. This notice brpublished bY .
order of the Court; those 'concerned 41240184.„;
ore govern themselves accordingly. '
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VEGETABLES, FRUITS, tit c., c.
OE subscriber respectfully announces to the
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T citizens of this Borough, and surrounding -
+country, that he will alwaysleep.onhiuid at his -
Wind, South West dinner of Centre and Mahazi..•
/ tong° streetsoinder Genise's Hotel, the' onoicest
Vegetableasnd Fruits the Philadelphia. market
affords, which he will Sell at Philadelphia firiccii. -
Families Teiiiiing their order,, - can always be ,
supplied, and particular kinds of vegetables or,
Ftuit obtained to order at the shortest notice !
Be respectfully solicits the support of the come
munity, which. he will endeavor to merit by
plompt attention to his business. , • ' ,
T. C. BOYLE..
26-4'
Pottsville, June 25,
1917 . II ER EAS. a argo number of persons ii ve
assembled at different places, armed with!'
Clubs, and iningtli vein threats and Menaces—eon;
teary to the laws of this commonirealth, and plan
ing thereby the lives and property of oar citizens in
jeopardy; N elle it known to all
-such Persons. that •
from and after the date-of this Proclamation, aU
perms so offending. will be arrested agrenabllrta..;
existing lima for engaging in a RIOT; and all per
sons. aiding and abetting such rioters, by encourage
ment
ova ssistance of any kind, will be arrbsted in
like manner for the same offence. ,
24-3 m.
The• Constitution of Teatutylvania, gives to her
-citizens the right of assembling "in a peaceable, ,
manner," fora redress of grievances--o by Petition. '
redress or remoristranee." With the enjoyment of
this tight, the authorities will not interfere! but
that order may be preserve:l,l havii deemed it my -
duty to give the following poirits of Law. for the in
formation ofall whom it may concern :
• - Act of 1705—Sec. "I! any persomplo the num
ber of Hires or more, shall meet together with clubs,
or any other hurtful weapetia—and shall commit or
design to committ violende or injury upon the per,
sons or goods ofany of theintiatutants, aid shall be
minvicted tbereof,such persons shalt be reputed and
punished as rioters—and such act ofterror or vio
lence, or design of violin - co, shall he deemed and ad
Munned a rioter." • '•
Iran! person teeing otheni actually engaged in
~
"a riot, joins himself to them, he is as much it rioter
at if he had assembled with them for the same -par
pose:
"If any person encon#ir promotes , or takes
part in riots, Whether by s, gestures or tips. or
by wearing the badge or ensign . of the rioters, he hi, .1
himself to be considered as a rioter, for in this case -
all are principals. • , •
"AU persons are bound'to submit themselves to . •
'theiuggnumt pf the law. and therefore if any one
being in custody, frees himself from it by an intake;
be is guilty or a high misdemeanor. pattishable by:
fine and imprisonment." • •
The law sins says, that an officer killing-another,
In us arrest for felony:--where it could not be and-,
dud, is justifiable; while int`person resitatittgitiltaa-
B
other. oils murder:. "
In'order to execute' the abase mentioned laws, if'
'the safety and eighth of our, citizens require it, the ,
following It amed persons are hereby constuitcd the
Police of our Borough: .
Jacob Kohler. • " Nathaniel J. Maid. -
- John &inquiet; George istna4
Lienjamiillaswood, lobe Jenakr, •
Robert Bainfeird,• '
William Sheufelter, Jesse •-• . ;
Jacob Kline,-
•; • James Conner.
Samuel Daniel 13. Christ,
- Charles Angel, • , Charlie W. ClemettU .
Henry Krebs, • • E. W. hleginatis:.
; JOHN M. CROSLAND.Burgess,
' Jul 16. * - ' .
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Office of the Philadelphia ivid 4004
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