M conteroperiri of. the New L Olean' Bulletin regards .September u the'pleat West month. of the year Be says: • Y.' 1 - : : ; uWe like September: There is a . qoietude end a sod of sadness etre% ii, which tead'Aie_rnind to reflection. _The haves on the trees 'begin to abate a tinge of brown, and erelong we *bolt see and hear ahem fallingbefore each' fitful breath -of _ wind. - .September is to the year; whet kranhood ii to Ilea. The brief buoyancy. of boyhood over, and, hopes *that were .once rich and *gorgeous .in thEir flush, assume a abider and eadddr tint. The and becomes more_ sombre and . thoughtful4-the face puts on more reflective expression, and the eye; mined in upon theiteart,,,seems lees to no= tiCe the,sspect . of outer things. Withmany ,of us , the September of lifihnow present. This, /uses are felling from the tree of the heart, ant soon will be discovered to view the naked branch is, * It is for each 'one to ,examioe 14 . and see whether his experience, has or has no, loaded three brooches 'with good fruit.". ' • Hostaisicr, or Rest; lape l —Soma years ago. says Tfuveign Janinal. the captain.:4 is - corsair ',carried off the wife of ti poor wood mller', residing in the neighborhood . of Messina. After detaining for several months on board his 'weasel, he landed her on ap . 12120 in thesuoth Seas,-who!. , regardless or *hat ,might befall her. "It hap phod,fhat the woman was presented to the say : . monarch of the ;shied, who became en or ; • t 4of her. He made her his wife, placed her on the throde, and„st hii•desth left her sale mover elm) ,of his domains. By a , Buropeon vessel, Which recently touched at the island, the poor • arood cutter rrcelsed intelhgencrof his wife, She iisi4 him presenuAl such vast value, that he will probitkly be one, oyhe wealthiest individuals in shall ple.asei her majesty, his ingot ipouie, to summon him to her court. :Doti..-Mr. Kendall, in the account :of hist:hada Fe expedition, speaks of some . re'marka= bki dog.. used by the Mexicans to. guard their sheep. . ,Re safe: "There were very few 13101 i ts. log with Itua immune herd of sheep, but in their stead werea huge nuther of noble doge;who ap- • penid to be peculiarly gifted with thelacility of keeping them topirite' r. 13'6m : eras no running abiit, no . barking nor biting in their system of tactica; but, on.heCountry, they would walk gently up to any shesithat happened to stray : from, the'frild, take it carefully by the 'ear, and !herd it back tb 'thhilotk. I Not the ‘ least fear did the sheep manifest at the approach of these dogs; and ihere.was no necessity for it.. They 'appear . ed tome to be a cross of Ae'prewfoundlond and 131.. Bomard special, of very large size and with frank open countenances, and from what I could` learn; 'estremelijoaganiono:" - . . . • PIRRACTIMIBTICS or VIRXONT old bachelor, who has travelled that waY,. thus . ' ;speaks of the Green Mountain Girls: " They are es plump as a ' pippin, round as tiring, sweat as ; their glowing 'cheeks are but an index of, their: warm; ardent; lively, determined disposi- One embrace ; one real clincher, is enough .to catise a general rusk in the icy veins of an old bachelor, or set on fire the pure channe l in a man of setisihility. !Allow me, then, tfput - the fair of -Vermoni'd against the world,' in every point of vier: , of-which yoit pufecinceive ; they axe giants• in intellect—soft and enchanting as the snowy couch on which old SOL inks hiinsel to rest bold as a Kai, easily woU—oitce gain J, always faithful" . . - laoTuzis Tr..:l;l—;•A fond father, ,the ;other . day, wishing to forin, an alliance. betwebn his stu pid, lubberly son and a tme young , lady bf ac quaintance, sent him to her with the following note: tt medem—Allow me to present my Bill for 'yen! acceptance." •, The lady tent the spool:toy beat to its father, wish the following ' ." • et Dear dir—Your bill is vetoed." enstusro's rharrnic r.-'=.l,Ve see it stated in the Boston papers that ...the Apportionment Comrnitte of the Massachisetts Legislature, hare, iiheir arrangenent Congressional Districts, inslmled Newburyport, the residence of Mr. Cush inir, irs the 12nd . Distnct, new represented by Mr. ?Salton/tall.' This would esclnde Idr,p. from a *ligation, if he warei candidate. ' • • The St. Pulls Belletip,' of last Thursday 'says: 41 , . We endemismd thst forty Mormons se r ivod In thie city yesterday on twin! the Ravelie, from Neu von. The absurdities of Villenies of Joe Smith are gettingioa outrageous for even his misled fol. loUrers." , Calming Smois.:-No one is so foolish as to oil , poie; for, a moment that we-can /ice withouteatmgany ;'more than a tree can derive nutriment fiom the air.a !'lone. Without the toil:. Chameleons may live on air, though it is well knowitthit Oct; air is full of living insects. All, - therefore, know that . it is *hat we put into' the stomach whiclucauses us to live. We make , ovek our bodies-from the stomach. In front three to five yttars we mike over our 'bodies entirely. This what is a gait of uslo4laY is I absolutely note pan pf us to-aiorrow- The secretion; such pa perspiration and other evacuations, continually make our bodies ; , waste,and it is from the stomach that we supply this , waste; all we have to do to mike our bodies- ultimate.. ly healthy; is to prevent unhealthy particles from ing with the blood. Pirgition•does this for as, pro . vided the purgative we employ contains in it nothing 1 ibieti will weaken or do us injury.' - ' Ilrandreth's Vegetable Vniversql Pills, forthis pur pose, will be found all- thatis required because they purge' from the stomach ',and i bowels the mmerabun dance of humors 'that may have:Accumulated in the totem, before they have time to produce patrifica tio,n and its natural consequences--death. Purchase in'Pottsville, of Wm. Mortimer, Ir. and of ihe agents published in . anchherpart °falls paper. Oar Market, coaaiscran wazirr.s. PorrsitLut ; Sept. 17,` 1842 - 1 , Whtattflour, fir Bbl (0 62 : B acon,j . per lb. 61 'Rye do cwt. 1,75 !Pork, 1 " • 4i :Wheat. - bah] '4,15 Mims, ~ l a 1 Rye. , " " - 58 Potatoes, . basil! 40 ,Corn, , ; •- ~." •,. 55 Plaster, . • too 5,00 ; o ':6ts. --- “ 3 3 ilv, ... - 15.00 ;Eggs, • doz 9 Timothy led, bihl 2,50 !otter, - - lb 1 2 1, Clover " " 5,00 t '" Batt alion Firs •tei C Voiunl oun y • eerd. ito!adjourtied meeting of the Field and Commie sionctl 'Officers of. the Id Battalion Schtylkill •!CotintY Volunteers, will be -held at the office of Col:, W. F. Pt 111.012 Thursday afternoon; the2Oth inst l iat 3 o'clock. By Command -- • . • • • • • . F. WYNICCOP,, Se .t. 17, ' • •Ad LITERARY NOTIC.g. The LeCitireComMittee of the Pottavillik Athenian Insane, take pleasure in ennotmehigtO the pub lie. that at their imhcitation. the following gentlemen haveconsented to during thetall and winter months. The mute to continence on the first Teen ". M. A. Donley, Esq. Mules ,W.-Piuzian. ,• P. W. Llnghes, Esq.. ' Ed. Owen Party, Eaq. Rem A. M. Tyks, Jp.ll. Cainpbell, Esq. • Leans, , ' • • John Porter. .•• ;'• Jas. 8! Ca Re,. A. T. • • acimer. Kohn W. Rosebary.Esq. John C. Neville, Esq The inhabitants eons &tong will be - watted•ap I on iti 'a few dap, at their dwellings or placsis of bail- , Ifni by the committee to procure subseribenV And: Joe con&lenly mammal that the *tray of talent se :eared. without going beyond the limits of Schuylkill campy ' will hide:atoll papa it then dutyttsgood esti ; !facto subscribe. ' • -- • • ' •Tbe tido* will he famished at $I for them:mai: each ticket admitting a pothiman and two ladies. - • ' • • E }CTURE COM. P. 4. Saiitenber.l7. *2 • • 98.." - M. A. DolltiE Ir . ~ ,: . ATTORNEY AtliAW ." . ' j• ' P° 7 -4 ,v. l 4 * *)t.- *Mee u► the basement isf ill P' - L." . ' August 27. - C , - : . , - e e P n V II , I . ' Mil; 1 . L . ~,..„...,,,,--, . .„,.:-„....0...„,....... . 2 %.- .1t ..... .. -: ':1 : ::: - , ic : l k . A.., 04 , 11 @a a Viiiiii - Otr'7l6 4 ,lffPct i berana .1.4( '4. - ._,_ ___ts : lSJlL,tbsttbisset. in ' loon , Atilt ' • ' 3l . 111 '"'"'It1 4 # 1 14. , ;• .. --• , : ...f.- .1?.: --.1,1` - ____ _ _ _ _ ~- . • - ,-.., ' 1,,f -A-1,,,t , ',.- -. , ~, ~,,,t„Vits, , - , 4,-,:nw - -, 0 e- - f- - ~."" I ~..F.TA2:. - ' . ' CdAlt4nAllog• . - • - ' •• • .:• • • SolarißOlL Coal Trade 4,.. • Shipnients oAtfultoi theme*, aiding otr Maws day evening lasi: - .• . _ -,; ,Froarltottsville end Pon Cub, :019 .Schuylkkilaven, ' ';T-;1 - 4 660 f - By Rall Road. Pottsville, SphoPail' Haven, • - 16.060 4re_ikurt rePort froni !' ottm7le&P.Ctirbob 191;864 " '• - " ,frem Sr.iinylkill Own?* P 107,315 t. • • ' •n • . 4 Y rOtali 25= • LT rui seir ir k • 'l3 to 75 Pot Moto alp a, - 1 t• • • - to New York. ' • • • _52.10 •The freight from Solraytjall threnty Canal is from sto 10 cents-per ton falai than from Pottsville and, Pon Cdrbod. •. - ••• . 74 I f itt10 Schuylkill Cold Trad e. . Coal shipietilront Port Clinton, to, wee k endirmon Monday evenuaglast.• • - Boit& - '.Toni kßobinhold, .. 56' 'cadet. - 55 - -Sarah Jane. 56 ' GObockitink. -55 Great Marksman, 58 -. Juno, 58 - For, 54 Franklin, 5B Henry Blatheni, 54 - J. P. Hazzard, ,56 Sept . 9 ... 10 A. 12 :- .. 13 14 A. 14 15— " 15 151 10 559 134 • • 7285 9 500 148 : 7949 301. • 16283 GEORGE WIGGAN, Agent. .4 Per last. Sundry Sbippers, Per Total f ' Mount Cozboti Roil Road The total amount of coal armutported on this nod up to Thursdayevening Int, us 2,449 tons. Per last report • - 62,497. • 64,243 N. CLEAVER. Collector. Total. Aline 1110 and Schuylkill Haien Railroad The following lash° aosouui of COal traisperted on this Road, for the week lad ing on Thursday evening fastr Tons - • * 6,450 03' 128,253 14- Last Report, Total, BY Readinging Railroad. 1.235 09 1. NEwF.U. Collector. • Schuylkill Valley Rail Road. . • Quantity of Coal transported oar the Schuylkill Val.. ley float, week ending on Thursday, 5.8u2 tons Last retain, • • • 51,827 • Total b 7,629 H. R. PMTS. Collectoi A CARD. R. SWEETLOVS, Member of the Royal .illege of Surgeons, Ltc:entiate of Apothe caries' Hall, London, *a. 'Cannot leave Eattsville, without expressing his, parting respects Co the numerous patilinti who have honored him with their ,confidence. HO begs also to state his full assurance of a contri bution ofttbat confidence, anduld circumstacees induce htm to Settle finally arnong them, after a lapse of months. _ - :• Mr. S. :haN appointed Mr. 4 Daniel Leib to re. • Chas all. scam:mitt due; and to discharge any ,claims dok already liquidated. Pottakille, Sep. 17, 38-1* Haifa Cent, and a Shoe Tack Reward:. .. WALKED away. (too lazy to e t- ren )on _the 4tb inst.. from the 'subscriber. an indented appren. • tice to the StmemakingEusiness, • named FLORENCE. SULU. VAN. about" 16 years of ego. Ali persona ate cautioned against bar. bertno or trusting said boY on . me annum:it, as I will - pay fictexpeases incurred . by biro. M ICHAEL, SCANL AN. ' . Sept. 17; 1 , ,3n-3t* To the Voters: of Schuylkill County. viELIAW CITIZENS :—At the solicitation of a number of you, I have agreed to offca myself as a " volunter.. candidate" for ale LPgislitare, at the 'approaching election, :Should I be elected. I pledge myself to _discharge the - duties.thereof faithfully, and to the beat my abilitieit. MILLS. 10, - , • 37—te CHEAP WORKS. The . Butchers of Ghent, , ,121' The Addpted ! .124 Abel Parsons, • • 121 Godolphin,,. I2i United Irishmen' l • 25 • Ladies Book. for I :September, - .25 Grahaneri - Manaiine 25 Temperance Tales, Nog 5& etcb, 12/1 Life end Speeches of Henry Clay per No. Sparks' life of , ,Washingtan . • do 25 , A few copies ot the above, cheap works -re main unsold at this office. • Sep..lo, . HAMBURG BAUM - - Tee Races over this Course, wilt commence on Wediesday. the 21st day of September 1842. and to . continue 4 days, when the following Parse,' wilr bit free for any Horse; Mare or Gelding in the' rnited Ist Day u Piirse of 25 Dollars 1 Mile end Repeat: :2nd "100 ." 3 3rd ‘:, - 50 2 , 4.h 'I " for Saddle, Rnble and Martingale,one Mile and repeat, frte for all scrubs to run.: The manning bone excluded from either of the oth- er days. The races tO be gtivtrned- by the rules of ra cing, and 4:andantes:l by the I• • . JOC KEY CLUB. - , Hamburg. Bert. county, Sept'. 3, ' •-• N.,8.--Owners`of Horses who wish to -attend 'the eastern and southern Bade% 'Would . find it ter - their advantage to bring their -horses to this Course. as there is an excellent appormhity- before them ttm put their - horses in good min.- • •VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. . AT PRIVATE SALE. flonsisting'of a6O bY,230. feet LOT. • situated on ther corner ofhfahantougoand fourth Ste., and the first property below the Calhohe church} „ • .1 on which erected iwo substantial - !gel t tiro 'Story Frame Dteellirig Rouse& ;; ; Tins property is - so situated that" it - on be divided into tWO 30. feet lots, having a bodes on'each, and will be . Old ; either entire or separately, to snit purchasers. For terrda apply to ' • , A. RUSSEL: , Sept. 3, 36-4f-- 4 • Mittantnnuo Street. PUBLIC SALE. ,: • BY ADJOURNMENT. - '• I) to' an order of the' Orphans' Court ofSchuyikill county, the subscribel7, -Administrator of the estate oftawience Lawler, late of the boiougb of Pottsville; in' the County of Schoylkill,'deceased,- will. expose to-'sale -by public vendue, on Thursday, the 28th' of Septem ber neit, at 2 O'clock in the (term:win, at; the bons° of Michael Mortimei, in the &rough Of Potts. - vine, and county aforesaid; A certain two story &rose Houss,ii.,EiLtwa,ffeesit; aid, a stabre'aid a lot afgroulid, - eituati7m el at the Borough of t - pottsvillii, County' of Sehafikilf, bounded in front on - Oen., 'ere street, twenty feet, and in deztli - or length MO feet on Mauck'Cfink street , la te the' Oleo 'Of said deceased.Attendalice,Will begiven, ind the - conditioneof sale made known at the time and place of ante bg ' • I —r ")'EREMIAB KELLEY, By, order of the Wirt.' Administrator. i - JACOB ICREIN, Clerk. Orsvipburi. August 47 I • = •, . • • • DISSOLITESIN: riphe partriership existing between %nu* Ito rer- and John IL Detavibri, Wat' ender the firtarbf Later di Deturthlr, oat/1102d iWbranntual consent; `; All .pof..IPPI! indebtettre saillar an are requested tip toet*Pfil mead * to thher ,of the suhicribers latraedstely, and all those hawing" chimp gulp - preasenethetirfitr iettlethent. ' • ' - • ' DANIEL LAREDO t JOHN IL Mlle.-The business will beilxiiireure.,lti:thlt'' leJLiter, oat 'his eirn . scoorauL !August 27 p • - Vatted. States Court. • -___ • EASTFILN DISTRICT OF kENIVYLVAro.".• - In Itedikruptep,' • • P-PETITIONfor the Benefit of t4e , tatikiliPt _Lae has beezi - filed the 2 9gt- day-oM dog. 1842,by, - •.,, Alexander Grahi& =taw_*, Schuilhill ' - 3likof August. • .• • . • Robinson:Kay, Miner, Schuylkill county,- • • • Which Petitions will he-beard berm. ther-Dis ? ttio Court of the United States for the ...Eastern District of reptuyivarda s in Bankruptcy, at the . Mottriet Coot Room in the City. of. Philadelphia, on Friday the 30th day of September nest, at II o'clock. A. M.: When and Where'all welloult iu terceted may wear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer. ot the said Peuthma should . not be granted, and the slid Petitioners be de. Glared Bankrupte. • • FRANCIS :HOPKINSON, Clerk Of District Court. 14,579 155 1,325 Sep. 3,i6-3 A PETITION for the Benefit ofthellankrupt Lair' has been filed the Stly day of &piens bet, 1842,1,y • - Lewis L. Bevin,,lnnkeeper, Selittylkill connty. Which Petition wilt be heard before the District Court" of the 'United States ter the Eastern phi: trict et-Pennsylvania; ,sitting in BankruptCY, at the District Cotirtiloom in the Guy of Philadel. phis, on Friday, - : the Sth day ot October neat, at 11 o'clock; A. M.' When'and Where oil peracins interested) mhy appear and show caose,ll any they have, why the prayer of the said Petition should not be granted, and - the said Petitioner be declared Bankrupt. Sep; JO, 37-3 t . - NOTICE. - - . . . . . A PETMONtoi the Benefit of the Bankrupt Law. has been filed the 9M...fay of Septem ber. 1842, by - = .. . •• ' William Andenried,late Warner, MIMI' Si. Lam. • ber Merchant. Schuylkill county. • Which Petition will be heard - before the District Court Of the United States lei the Eastern Die. .trict ofrennsylsanit, sitting in Bankriiptey, at the District Court, Room in the City of Philathil pba. on Friday, the 15th day of Octobetnext, at I o'clock. A: N. When and where all per. sons interested may spPear and show Cause, if any\ theA bare, why the prayer of tlie said Peti tion should not be granted. and tee aid Petit fierier be declared Bankrtipt. FTAS.'IIOPKINSON, Cleik of District Court.. 38-3t' 154,70347 . PURSUANT to an order of the Orphan's Court of Schuylkill county, the subscriber, Adirimistra tor of the estate of Robert C. HS!. late of Manheim township. in the county of Schuylkill. deceased, will expose to Sale by Pubic Vendue. on Wednesday. the 12th day of October next, at 10 o'clock in the fore ! noon, at the house of George Kaufman; in the Bor ough of Schuylkill Haven, and county aforesaid;, All that certain Message and Tenements, and piece of Land, containing about 20 acres, situate on the Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Rail Road, about 1 miles from Sehylkill Haven, late the residence of said Robert C. Hill, pleasantly situated in the West Branch Valley of the Schuylkill. To be sold in sep arate Lots, suitable for buildings and gardens . accord ing to . e dr aft in possession of the Administrator. • Also a Frame . House, Stable and Lot of ground, situated in the Borough of Schuylkill Haven, bounded in front Qll as a Front street; on the north by a lot late of - - Jacob Divert, on the east, bye 20feet alley, and On the south, by a Lot of Daniel Kline.- Containing in. width 44 feet, and in depth 230 feet, marked in Swift's Addition to Schuylkill Haven, No. 4, occupied at present by the Rev. Mr. Drake. Also the following Loti advantageotisli situated for building in the' healthy and thriving Borough of Schuylkill Haven, marked in, the map of Lippincott's Addition to Schuylkill Have°, as lot No. 49, being tri angle on the front of Dock and Haven streets. No. 52, With a Log House thereon, on Dock street, 40 feet, by 230 feet. N0..53. Situated on Dock street. 40 feet by 230 feet. 64, On Turnpike,eorner of Dock Street. 46 feet by 230 feet. more oiless. • • -- No. 15 and 16, situate on Dock street, 40 feet by .230, meteor Ica:, s ' No 66,0 n Turnpike, nest to. corner of Dock Si., 4 6 feet by 267 feet • N 0.1213. On Haven scree:, containing 144 PercheiL Also,the undivided one third interest in the follow ing Lots marked - on said map: Nos. 2,'3, 4,7,8,9, 10,17, 18,19, 20, being each 40 feet by 230 feet. more or less. - No. 26, Being 40 feet by 220 feet. '5O. " Triangle shape. - 0 65. " 46 feet by 239. situate on Turnpike, / Nos. 95,96, 97, Beautifully situated oh the Torn- - pike, opposite the German Church, adjoining' the County Farm, each 3 acres, and 157 perches. Nos. 104. 105, 106,107, 108, 11:9, 110, being each 80feet by 230 feet. No. 119, Bein gBO feet by 147. N 122,Contatning one acre, and 142 perches. " 124. 125, 127. Each contathingl44 perches. " 226, Containing one acre and 142 perches. ' 0 137 a. Being 18 feet by 18 perches. w 138,139, 140. Being 80 feet. Also, ti - e one half undivided interest in a Lot of ground situate inZhe Borough of Pottstown. :Mont gomery panty.- Together with a Hay ben Stone Barn, and Weigh. Scales erected theteon. The. terms of - Sale-ten per cent of the purchase moneilto be paid on day ef Sale, and the balance on delivery of the Deeds. Any information in relation to theproperty may be bad by applying to . , ' WILLIAM S. HILL-. Administrator. Wait &nada Valley. near Schuylkill Haven. By order of the Court, ' JACOB ICREBS.CIerk.. .37 September 3. TREIPHILADELPRIA, READING, and POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD. ' • "rAa^ fo,met awakes. CHANGE Of HOURS. _ , On after- lifanday,_July,. 251 h; 1842, the Pair stager Train-on thrabove Road,- will - - leave at the following hours, pram Philadelphia, at "8 A. 31.. l Diu Pottsville, s at' • A. M. Flours of passing' Reading. • For:Philadelphia,. • at 91 A.- 31. " Pottsville, at , A.ll. • - FARES.• . ' • Between Philada. Pottsville 83.50 & $2,50 • " Reading: " dor - 1,40 1,00 &commas Tictrays-aootiloa 2 DAT& Between Philadelphia, -.Pottsville';'• $5 00 •-" Reading " do ,2 00 Both trains pass at Poitstown. ; • . AU 'the treble will stop ror gray_ passengers at the usual points. G. A. NICOIXS, Supeet. July 22,1842, , 30-4; • I • . • *AS LOST: =• .' • Between..Pottsrfile and 'Mount Carbon, on Ilitirsday . last, a Diamond Breast Pin With a large Mena in the centre, surrounded by Smaller one& A reasonable reward will be paid to any Orson - finding !Weenie:and returning it to the _subscribe& , • • - , • Duct. JAMES S. C ARPENTER.' August 27, . , * .4..35--31 • , JOHN NEVILE,. ' :ATTORNEY ATLANI, . WILL , attend to all business' en t rusted : to his v v carit'unth diligence and deiptach. . ' • Office in,-rillarket Street, Buntb a short' distance above Centre Street. - •-- . • Pottaville~Jolp.23; • ' • - :JAMES .H.- CAMPBELL, ATTORNEY - WIAS removed his o ffi ce to the west side ofCentre '''`Areet. e few. door* sheets Mahantongo et. Ma 7 • •,-.21-,-1 NOTICE TO COAL 'DEALERS: , ' PERSONS haying good Red Ash deal; either,hrto ken,tgg, store or:F 1 site; will , find `rudi sate; al by coming with ;heir rgoesst thellbot etNerth Moore street. Pier Werth Rhone. where stake are placed:forth, accom;nedatiem cif weighmtmtal. •' • ' • = ROOT. FL Lo TO - on!, W9llom,,etanthiaciteCoil.- • 1 19!...i0rt* cePtem* 3. 36-4. Mt; blirikoff* ilooolOeryice; to ea citl:ixatoatPollrl ann i YDd slcuq. 4le ClAatoll lim : =Sr ,(ivitaii sot Ilibfessionalliema a office &oath West comei4 of _ Mor,ket mut& - pp 2j selrtraubble. by die • Ilagor Leib°, ft , ieti o e.-4astlecatired iptloryala by. - = .4' 26 7 0 4**V 71 . ;^ . ' • !.' ll ' ',AgillariftirikX,',' JOURNAL. NOTICE. FRAS. HOPKINSON, Clerk of District Court. PUBLIC SALE. 'JIUfIiTIO!. utritiiis* PEALt.:iesisOfilki infaips the ,Joto!lrubliei that While freteP al.a. very great e x: miser; & splendid exhihitles of the HYDRO.I32C. •YGEN MICROSCOPE *Melt will be exhibited emery TIII23DAY mning for. . a i hhut= bite, at 'hap past ill ?clock:at di& - - • - TOttiNHALL. - _ In the Borough ofEpttiville, and on Thursday evening* will be erthft" one olthe finew. MA GIC LANTERNS irt , PHANTASMAGORIAS ever exbibinnLibewiota hut of utilising and interesting Object*, astronomical diagrams, view*, ird grotesque Sorer, tko„, are. The Itli.;F o * ( 47gen Ither oalP, Which- has "been- exhibited i 6 L ondon and other cities' to nearly Wats i =mon of Penton*, and has"received the approbation of men of Science, and the admiration of all who here seen it,—and ce re -pronound. by coimetent Judge d , one the noir rowsamm inartmteßal of th° kind in the . . . . . - Among the specimencwill be seen in a tingle drop of WATER, magnified 2,500,000 times : teeming with tbailloondeoffioing bards, - - The Water Devil _ - which devours . ev er y d ay eight tithes its`owa weight , of ineecti. . ~ . A Bed Bug, will , tio, magnified to the - extent of • thirty feet. , , - • A Flea will bo magnified than an Bin. , The Eye of a Fly mortified 6 feet. The Sting of a Bee magnified 10 feet.. . Wing of the common /basally, magnified H feet:in length.' ' - Fur from the - Red For, which looks like ropes. Theinsects that inhabit the human head, magni. fled to 6 feet in length. .' Down ;on - the b r ick _of ii - Bee, boa the appearance• of Porcupine-4:IIAM. Point of the finest Cambria Needle, looks like a .--. :large crow.bar. „ your armof the same, u though you timid put.your arm throtigh it. - ~ Book.inuslin appears Its; the grating of *Triomf Sewing Silk as the Cable of a - Ship; Hoechst°, magnified to-11. fiat iiilength, e x hibit. ins the proboscusoko• i , -• Admittanee to the Hi op, 25 cents—ChM 'then half price. ere __ Admittance ; tu the Afo, l ortfore, 121 cents. ' . ~ :. - ANIMAL MAtNETISM, , N. -IL—To, those* 'who re afflicted with the Rhournalistrt; 'llead.ad. ' ;Scalds; Bums; Par. lytic affections; Neon es ; - Tie Doloreus - e Sprains;,Strains; St. Vi s'' Dance ; Diseases. of the Spine,' and all Nerir s diseases. For the core of the ^above corn ;no, R. Petro win b e found in .his "rixims from to 12 o'clock, A. M., and front 16 6 1 , P. M., every except Sundays. The price of attendtinCe rnd erste. „ • • EXCHANG HOTEL, - CENTRE EET, • ~ _ • OiPOSITE THE , OHNI4II. POTTSVILL ' PENITA. CLARK &SE INGEIL ... 1111FSPECTFHLLY an now .. to the travelling JF-Illeiimmunity, that they have taken that large ~,,.. end splendid , eitablishment, the Ex. :.. a g ' CH•HGE H tecently,kept by Wil ;;'; :,;:... liam;G.lohns ; eitaate mate corner, ' --- ---- of Centre and* allowitill streets, near: ly opposite the Tows Ha in the Borough / of (nal Pottsville, which hai been thrOughly repaired au , materially improved fer the accommodation of waiters. The' Hotel is forty feet front on Cen. ire street, and one hundred and thitty.eight feet - on. Caßowhilkihree atorici higkit is admirably provided with-Parlors, Sitting;Rooms, Reading Room,'and large airy chambers—the moat spa cious, pleasant and convenient Dining Room in the country—* new and,tisperior Bathing Estab. lishment••••••and every convenience and 'comfort - to render it in all respects a mod. desirable Hotel. No pains or expense• will diapered . . to furnish the Table and &r with' the best that this and the Philadelphia Jttarketa afford—and with a deter.k mination todevote their personal attention to the comfort an d accornatodation• of those who may favor theta with a call—aided by- active, careful and obliging serv a nts, they hope to give general satisfaction. • • t PRIVATE FAMILIES withing to visit this highly interesting and healthy Coal Region, will be provided with Parlors and Chamber., which they feel confident - will please the 'most tastidi- The Stabling attached, is large and well con 'trawled, add attentive . Hustlers.—Rouses and Carriages may be had at any time to convey per sons to any part of the country. An Omnibus runs from this Hotel daily, to arid from the Depot, to'meet the Cara, for the accom modation of pensions travelling on the Rail Road. DAVID CLARK, JEREMIAtI SEITLINGEIL August 97 • • 35• nEcumacii LIEN. hi 114 Coast of L'ommoa Pleas of 4huynill Coants OdoberTerso,!lll4S—Ro. 61. R4bett Garside, : ve Mobes Strout. - • • Notice is hereby given to all claimants, 'and others interested, in a clrkin Two Story. Frame Rouse, with one story wings on -each 'side; and erected on a certain la or piece of ground, situa ted on the - Southwestern side of Centre street, in the Borough of Pottsville; Ind county of Schuyl. kill, and containing aboutl4o feet front on said Centre street, and boundedNorthwardly by a 20 led wide alley; and beink "the Northwesterly part of the lot Marked an the general. plan of said Borough, number 24.. : That aSeire Facies has been issued upon _the Nechanie's . Lien, en tered in the Court of Common Pleas, of Schuyl kill county; in the, above stated cue, and wilt be returned to October Term of said court. • JOHN J. WOOLISON Sheriff. Sheriff's Office, Orveigit. - • burg. August 27, 1842. t(' - 3.5-- '3IECILLit IC'S LIEN. . . 14 the Court of •donaniodPkas of Schuylkill County, of October Taal, 1842—N0..63. Richard R. Rougher, 1 1 J of Fitch VV. Taylor - and Al. .. • • tied Sabbetten„ • . 1 _Notice is hereby given alt . claimants,lad others interested, 'in 'a cm 'n' building to wit : a certain one storied frame building, used , as s ea engine house; and .blariuncith shop, adjoining the Valley furnace, is Schuylkill _township, in the 'county. of Schuylkill, tha 'Scut Facia' has been issued upon the Mac nio's Lien, entered in . the . Court of Common Fleas of Schuylkill county,.in the above stated se, 'and will be-re turned to Ociober Term ofissid court. • ' . JOHN G. WC%ISON, Sheriff. • Sheriff 'es Mal,' Orwigi- 4 . . . .. burg; 27, - 1842. .11 . - 35-=. UDILIRELLAP pABASOLS• . • - 'FENNER fei C(Y4, No.' 1 - South Seiond Street Philadelphia, lAVErile!Sys nn hand 0, sell "eaperjor and extensive assortment; of Bilk -.7nibrellos, ' 4144 431,n g hags thibradiOuid CortaiNtsbrei- Lis, of every deseription, 'also largo variety of , • PARAsOut' , • - which they . are.now apemen; at prices adapted to the iiiies. Countip mktChants,'and the pub. Ife;are invited to imipekt4o ! pr to ; making their purchoulea. • • . Relief Ocoee tiken at 'Pak • • Obaerw3-40. I Routh feconif,.op , ll. one door Plarliet 'street. The cheapest store in , :August 'IC .. 34 -- 1149Proi, :,:.tr.n.44:0•• act • TuEsubionber iespeouuuratmouveei io th e. citizens- of Olio iktopihiood- oorroupding conato,!thit lie Will always keep:on hind.atllus stand, South. West corner dmwe:and Mahan-, toigootriey,podor Gaines notsl; - Fsgeiablecand Fruitallis Pmiteelphia • market: iliorde4whichite mill tail at Phitidekiiii Families .lapkgair, '04%11E , ppliee; and oftioularAkii*-Xyertobift or Dot* • *opiiiffilliiiillintolholuiport of Via iniany, which he :ilia indeivofia - thirkkv lau V rau f otailit 1010eim W bbies',/bilera 017 therrY: ' . is antler tisitttoTr s : , F °2' 6 ti.i/on 7tlitd Asitiiia,Jliceicturs,"Caottit Waorniutel i Conde, Einar oisAttgainxist nF Tide Bauer,. Ceitosic;Couries, and all Mileasee of die - Polmimary'.oegans. ;-- -2. READ WHAT ri• it is boric ! , . . .Wond4aLitecoitery,--Mrsi„ S. E. Austin_ was attacked with this disease in the fall of DOS, originating from a vielent.cold which settled op• - , on her hangs.-'Various remedies were prude° to—the meet skilful physicians were. cianeulted— yet step by stepAhat fearful disease, ansinerition. began to prey own her, „She became subjutto violent his. of coughing, expectorated large quan tities of matter- and was evidently sinking very tad., In this: distressing situation, after all the various remedies 'had .been, tried: in vain,' and , when naught but the grave seemed to afford her any prospect of relief, the invaluable Ilaleas re. stored her to health: and 'cow, in the place of . that emaciated forin t enthering to, decay, she is mingling in society, in better 'health and spirits , than she has enjoyed forYeare. 117: See descrip. don of this interinting.Cll2E9 in Dri:Wistat's -Tre atise on Consumption.. - Disinterested Testimoeyer Having; witnessed the surprising efficacy 'of Dr.,Wistar prepare. ; don of Wild Cherry, in the case of Mrs. Austirq I cheerfully recommend, it as a valuable remedy, and acknowledzed his statement true and` or rect. J. U. WALTERS, M. D. New York, April 12; 1841. : • A Surprisiug Cure—Mre. Maitha, Wilson. a poor but highly respectable member of the Meth. odist church: was also afflicted with Consump tion in its worst forms, and considered past re. covery by sill her frien4.. A bottle of this Bal. sal was presented to her, which relieved her im mediately. This eircenaitance being Made known to the men:there of the church, they pur. chuled several bottles for her,,wha relieved her entirely. The , seine ,:ilocietf.- bane purchased over.furty bottles, for, perking in . indiligent eft. cemstences, and positively assert it h 45 nut been used in a-single instance whein it has , not Aga surprising relief. - • (Er We, the undersigned, members of the Der. bin Beneiolent Society of the Methodist church; having examined the abovirstatemeet of Mrs. Wilson's case,'hereby certify it is in all respects • , true, und earnestly. recommend. Dr; Wistar's remedy to all who areeffiicted. GEORGIE MARY GARDiED, nexus COOMBS, Euuscra Jscons." Litier,Complsiat.—Mrs. Eliza Thumpion was afflicted,With thiscomplaint for nearly fiveyears, dui:ng which time she was under the. mint aka." ful physicians—had tried Mercury; Botanie t and Homoceptithic remedies, and - everything that af. ,fored her any hopes of relict She had dull, Wandering pains in the , side. sometimes an the. , shoulder and small of thebeck, a backing frequent pains in the hreast, and has been Una. We. to sleep on the right aide for three years: fly the nee of this Balsam, she was cured in a few, weeks, and remains well to this day. , • ELIZA THOBIPSON. Rosborough, September 12,1841. • Dear Sir.:-Please'send me two tiottlev mine of your Balsam of Wild Cherry, like that you sent ine before. I have taken nearly all' of NM first, and confidently believe this medicine will cure me; I have used a great many remedies within i.the last year, but have never found goy thing that has, relieved toe so much. ;t has stopped my cough entirely, checked my night sweats, and I sleep better at night and.feel better in every way • than I . have fiit many months. - Yeller, respectfully, " Janes Holmesburg, September 120841. .„ Friend Wistar—l most again trouble theo l to ;send be two bottles mote of air invaluable Bal. sam. I . bave now taken three bottles in all, and can assure thee that, it, bas-done 1730 more good than all the medicine ha:To - ever taken be fore. Send me by the - itage as 'soon as possible, and-oblige thifriend, , JACOB HOLLOWAY. • Dilate!, September 8, 1641. DearDoctor,—Hearing r many-people talk about the wonderful cures your Bahian, of Wild Cherry has made in Consumption. I sent.to one of your Agents the other day fora bottle, and have found it to-relieve me so much; that I want three- bottles more sett soon, as I believe it will cure me too I have used a great many balsams ofdifferent kinds, have tried Jayne's Expecte. rant and other niedicines besides, bin nothing has ever-dune me as much good as.yours has.l,, Send by, the steamboat Bolivar. Tours • Wrg.ust Pans in rag Banns, Manna, Wausau AND Comm. The Rev. Dr. Dunlap has addressed us a letter in which he , says two- of his daughters had suffered severely with' an obstinate cough frequent pains in the breast, dtc., and appeared to be going into a rapid decline. BY the use of a few bottles of this medicine, they have entirely, recovered sad now enjoy excellent health. .datfieta Cared:—Mr.- Jacob' Snyder has au,' thorned us teeny that be Wits afflicted. with this , annoying complaint for soave] 'cam end had tried every thing in yaks. He was subject to constant wheeling. a troublesome Cough, Spa. ting of Phlegm, Pain in the Chest, and sometimes in the region of the Heart, and nothing else ever , gave him relief. • , • Chronic Cough.—Mr. Isaac Rogers was also afflicted !With an obstinate Cough, originating from a disease of the Lungs and Ghee, and never ) found any thing te.give him relief but this Bel sam. . _ • • Such in feet is •the nature and simplicity of this medieine, and so extraordinary have been many of the cures it has performed, that it bee already attained the highest reputation,'and • al. though scarcestwo years have elapsed since it was first made' public, we can , proudly say, its" fame haespread in every direction. and a is rap. idly acquiring a . celebrity unequalled by, any medicine ever offered to public notice. - . DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS • , In every section' of the country . will fi nd this medicine en impOrtant and valuable addition. to thefr stock; and should ;:t• ALWAYS KEEP,IT, oil HAND. As it is not in our pnwer to plea° it within the reacher all thine afflicted, and there are doubt less ;thousand , euffering who would resort to it lbr relief if they could obtain it coniebieralyi . ET Be particular when you 'Purchase, to ask lot Da.Mitersa's BAUM or WUXI COUILD, 119 there ie an article - called - the o Seger - Mr:WILD Cnstaav;" advertised, Which is . entirely " a differ: . • ent medicine... • - , . - . • NATUROSOWNSESCRIPTIOW , • A purelymigetable and highlripineied coin. pound Preparation of the Prunus Virginian/14 or " Wild Cherry. Bork?'.—app.roved by, the College of PAannocy c reconimended by the Medical fan= ulty, and universally - acknowledged the most valuable• Family Medicine' ever discovered. • Na Quackery! Na Deception.. The physician may bond °this skill in many diseases- - -the riPiack may ~puff his .wonderful curea, but of all the,remedies ever discovered fer diseases of the Yulmonary organs. it is univereal. liadmitted nothing he. 'ever proved as success- ful as :that unrivalled medicine, Dr. Wisfer . 's. Balsam 'of -Wild Cheny, which- has effected . some of the most astonishin g cures ever recorded in the history Of medicine. - ' - Such indeed are the astonishing bealingend restorative Properties of thisitalsam, diet riven in the advanced ' - stageivot Coomimptiok - and In Liver Conipleinit,-diseases which have baffled the skid "of-the most distieguishe&pkrideilni, when patients have coffered with' themad :his; : tressing cough,great diffieultyin bite' ding, light sweats,bleedivg ofthe lung& after_the mint I 'esteemed remedie s of our; Phanniterepiae .have- faded, this iiividiable rentedy has imlonly 'given surprising relief but actually Afflicted corms,efter all hepes , Of'.l 7 rednieryllutiOseeii.;VOirely de.; "paired: t•f: , , `,. _ Elesideellaingyirising efenturin'these-ffinisi dable coniplaints, it bas proud a very,-,Superior , remedy-for diseases tu' Crimp. •.Whoopieg Cough,' &c s_lintrWthese disindets that prevail tio - extimliki thrhuglitnif thh ilflttr upon, etreb Catiedi-Celeti, Ptagtisy m a; thi-Bar' prOceedititisloe'.4 negkded Celia, it stands entivalled.:_. ----Tc'Walts-. --I , d-iital,- 7.- h itie - ffit' 'l,ll3s,alirsin south - Fpart '.- ..,:•_, - ,:treomitioilu) .140:31,....,.". ~..„ ..,...:-...„'„, • - a, co.:CheiPlitp • ' :II /•:01) M•ZerviT':- •-•*Z 'i.'", • I his. : .nee -, ---"*.,-ikTizr%;-°! Phiide•P--- 1119 b*. :• - clif Am &lift TOUff ~,,,,c _del - 'kilt eion'Y .. : ' r trprouishi-iiittleVed wheenleillicm. • '1 • ~ , nt:Ammtic, ira:_,,islia , tioiipikst; , ,,t jik , mili,) 2. - oktiknumur*Nwk aitownc.oxisi,ll4o.l: .111Ar',11*4;11.1114 . Z:b, 2 •V! , - ._,.. 1 1 T..'1r-i r %. 7 thaitutoired. N..,--...;:', .41 , ,4.,.,_.?..--- PIiOTE - CTION. iNtrESINITY: AGAINST 'LOSS BY. FIRE: -Tlllll - PIitABBIAN INSUBACNCB Cnsi OW , • coital 84004000,' Paid* griciNTYNCE to make Insurance. peirtrament, 7.. 1 mitt on a ,Tery descrip tion of properq: in town and emmtry on the Avail favorable term'. Office 1631 Chesnut StreeWear'fitlh street: . CHARLES N.BtOCK L EL l'rev4loll- .Cherleilil. &Sera Sainfel, Chao , Jana Siatl.. •, 'Frederic!, Brere Dimas liart; • Jacob &Smith, Tkolit aS. Whartars, Geo. W.Riehank ..Tobias it'opter. - Maderai D. CHARLES_ G. BANCKEILSoe't. The "Setistriber, has been. appointed agent for the chino "Mentioned iustitenociand la now pre: pared to make insurance, on every description of property. it thalforyest rates. , A NtigEw RUSSEL line 19. 1841. ' • 25--14 itidemillty against lass or donstilge by. Fire capital 1400 i. I CHARTER lEnp AL' ¶IIR SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE-COM— ° PANY, make Insurances. either tempo rag or perpetually, against Less or Damage. by YIREf in town or country. on Housto, Barns, and Ifieilffinna or nil kinds, on Household Furniture, -Merchandise, Horses, Caul°, Agricultural - , Contmerda nod Mann. lecturing Stock and Utensils of every description; Ves.ent.s and their Cargoes in port; as well as Moms ges and Ground Rents upon theinost favotablo terms. Applications for Insurance. Or any information on the subject itia be made/either personally or by letter, at the Company'i office, at the. Northwest corner of Sixth and Wood streets. - MORTON McMiCIIAL, President. •L. jCatri4iutaAtt, Secretary. _ _ m Dram:rop,' ; - • Motion McMichael; ' CharleaStoltea,. • 'Joseph . AichibalO Wnaht. P. L. Wu' trenoe. •--)" Soloed Toirosenti, • Egjah/Dagett, , Robert Loughead, . George M:Troniman. R• W. Pomeroy,- Georgo W. Sehreiner. -• The itobscriber - has beenappoloted,Aokyrr for tha about mentioned Institution: and is now p4pared td make INsirasscas Upon every description of property et theJowest rates. BENJAMIN BANNAN Pottsville, Feb. 27. 1841 . • DELAWARE COUNTY INSURANCE Co •Iqtntital authorized by 1aw05250,000. CHARTER PERPETUAL; - MAKE both limited and perpetual - Insurances on Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings, Stores lintels, Alias, Barns, Stables,- ftlerchandise, Fur niture and Property of everyditcription against , loss cirdamage by FIRE. • . ' MARINE AND INLAND INSU.RAND E. • The Delaware County Insurancecotnpeny will also insure against lesson all kindaof marme risks and against the damage or lois upon the transp 7 mutton ofgoods, vra re s, ami merchandise by Water, or by rail way.. upon terms as favourable as any other. institution. "" For any further information on the eabjectof;n• eurance, either again et Fire, marine orinland risks. Apply to iik:NRY G. ROBINSON.Attent,. yuly 16 34.;t1 ' ' At Schuylkill Haven. of WILLIAM B. POTTS, A t Orwigeburg. United States' Court. EASTERN DISTRICV6F PENNSIVANLi in Bankinptcy. NOTICE.' PETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate under the Bankrupt 'Law, haie been filed by David. Nice; late Agent now Coal Dealer. Set(nylkill co. John B. Reed, late Clerk, now Scrivener," Joseph E. Leib, Hitter; now Boatman. John Kantner, late of the firm of fleck & Knauer. Boatbuildere, Boatman, Aigustus hleadlesnn. Pedlar , Benjamin Beet; late Dry Goods Merchant, , 14 . And Friday, the 30th day of September neat at 11 o'clock, A. M. is eppointed'for the hearing thereof; before the Said Court, sitting in Bank. ruptcy,,at the District Court Room, in the• City of Philadelphia. when and where the ,Creditars of the said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,'ind all other persons in interest, mai 'ap pear and show can e se,; - itany they have, why such Discharge gird Ciddificate should not be granted. FRA. . HOPKINSON, Clerk of District Court. - .IDETITION for Discharge and Certificate an: - der, the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by Michael Sande, Tevernkeeper, Schuylkill co: and Monday„the 10th day of October, at 11 o'- clock, A. M. is_ appointed for the hearing there. of, before the said Court, aiding in Bankrupey, at the District Court Room in the City ,of Phila. delphia; when and where the Creditors of the said Petitioner, who have 'proved their, Debts, and aB . other 'persons in interest, may appear and shunt cause, it any they have, why such DiS /charguand Certificate should sot be geode& . • ' .FRAS. HOPKINSON, "Je1y23;„30-101 ,•-. Clerk of_ District Court. • PETITIONS fiar Discharge and Certificate der the Rankrupt Levi. hive been filed by Thomas A. Simpson, late Merchant, and Livery Stable Keep,er, .Schuykill _county. John SpOn, individually and •as a , _membei7of the firm of Reed , and Spohn,Yavern Keeper, Schuylkill county„ • . J . 7," And Monday, the 10th day of October next, at 11 1 .' o'clock, A.- Al. is appointed for the hearing,tltere:: of,,' before the said Court,-eitting Bankiriptcy, of therDistriet Coieut Room in the City of Phila. delphia, when "and where the Creditors oi the said Petitionary, who have, Prote4 their. Debts, and all other personain interest*ty appear one show cense it any' they have, ;Why such 'Die. charge andeeritficateohould not be granted. • , -;FRAS..• HOPKINSON , July 23 30-10t‘ . • Clerk of DistrictOotirt lk 0110 E. pETITIONS for Duieharge and Certificate On: der the Bankrupt Law have been filed by Samuel'Bertolet, Iron Master, Schuylkill ca John C. (Merman, lain Merchant.. ..James Daniel; Miner Burd Patterson, lan Iron Mannfacturer, and Land Broker, Individually. and as a, • - member.of,the late firm of Patterson and • Deßerg.nria of John4C. Lassie & Co, von Manufacturers, t, And Friday the2lst day of October nest, at.ll o'clock, A.,ol4tetippointed for the heating there. of, before the said Court, sitting in Bankrepter. at the District Coin Room, in the City of Phil. adelphia, when and where the- crediteni of the said. Petitioners, who have proved their Debts., And all , other peraons in interest, may appear and Shoss'eause if any they haveorhy such iEhs. charge an‘Certifierile should not, be granted. , 'PRAS. HOPKINSON, Aug- 13, 3 .3-10 l Clerk of District Court. ' ' July 16, 29-10 i . . , . PETITIONS; for Disr.barge and- certglitate endar the Bankrupt law, have been filth by Michael. Murphy, of the faro of•:Neigh & Muir. phi, Coal Merchant ) , , : : ' • Schuylkill co. Michael Foley. Miner,:' - 4-i," • init Friday. the 4th day. of November Hex% at Il oickick A. N. is appointed for the . hearing there of; before rbe said Cpurt , sitting to Bankruptcy, at thiDistrict Co urt' Room. in the city' of Mgr's= delphia, . when =and Where the Creclitcm, ottho said Pe/diners,: Win) - have prirved'the!r Debts; and all - 'other , persona in itatirest;. may ,sPpear and abow pale; ifry they bay% why ' encti,lXiii, charge and; redificate shopld &kbaffronted; fti, FRAIL - 1/OPKINSONOJ--1-:-,-' Aug. 20; 34-101 asik.of District Catiri .. • , - - NOTICE . : ' _r, = , - • - : . :'`i .- 4 . ,'pETITIONS :. for. Discharge: and ,; :dniiiiilti's undgg. the . Bankrupt Law hive beed ,- fitedi by, tirdllatifß. - Marabalt, of the'•,firniolllarebaltdit• ' 7 hm it Kellogg; '' ' 'l ''' ' ' ... ' -' ' i ' ill einnitya ' , Hegel Hall, Itinifiipiwt WI 0 * Ilk : ' • • ' Ine - litoodaY. ibtX -Blrd day of NOtier inint; at Ilfo'clock. A. M, isiaPpainferi'foi - Ilii: hiatlai l the.reoclefora thnssitt todrywittlng 'in ' 1 Rua* roptcy, ak;lheellialrird:Calhilloom in Attest"' of Pkihtdelphia. - 411en - and whine the'CiOilornpf the Wald l'etillonnia,:...wbo• base - "produced' Hoerr Hebtac and aU Other Peiinniii4nrerenti4nritl* par - nrol,almw tiinni lfany:tbaylatsei*Olielf Disobitteaisi Ciiilleateraboald int belgiotkik . ~ACORKIatfA ..,.r- - :' ,4 • 1 4 ,-'' 10.-1007 ' t .fot` -1 - ..:,--; Creik" - Of - " -44,104F('''" MI a:~ w~ .111CatEaTJ1SOl URA. ekIICAL KIK& DER--Janyeceittila4ll for, salt by ' M R WP!'"." , ,• • VIIGETAIIEWPII44,-4ork. r,o' IV misetd otoltorarilmq ISIARlllOBpiog Oro* " April / 6 , -16-- .THE PREACHER-0i akenshes'al: Osigin' a PtetworiP4, reco4ve4 and _ - SANNAN. WYETHk! ,tIII.THELIMITSIOatnat rieitiv" edinat forst*, atiG 800104-4 A vit4itttf Baekci Calla each. for . 4le bi- . ‘• a'SANNAAT. m ay 28 i _ gnI.3U3ERTON 150AUDINOtstilOOLroe ii• . 34 kgai,e43.--Situated :in Chester. Cotaity, Peso. sylvan* 28 Miles N. W. from -Philadelphia. Ind . miles from the Readiag Rail Road at Pitessissille:•,, • November r • - .• _OTS FOR • SALIEs-i-Tiro wetuabte a.iCentre aired, for Age:chain. Agra", -1 - ANDREW WEL, • May 28, - " Illahantongo . VERY Cllolce.e a.. aeh;•4 Jr. af.ttlzt•j . rEtbow., J. Eery have just New York. a large lupply, CliOiee Greee Rllll Teas: ' • - - Mice' antic'''. 28 , . _„ alp ILLS qt.•LADING--Pu letter. *beets. for tiial to Nair. jtokt printed` arid for, Gala by • ' •E; IlAtll4 .4N. • AVIA* • . - ' iklkr.l4lllr - at S—Jiya'_receilred astl•to as agaortment of ig.,loiter; and Whik. and WalkutaCariat: • ' A • • blarcb W. 32— MARTIN.; th,MALLEY MIISECLA: Mak e " - F re e s swi g net to 51!isic for thealtololotte, jnot roceio ed, price 25 cents for f3ereo" peceorood for, sofa by • July 9 inpAPER HA, / 1 06.11 y 'S at .1101 i i . PERS A The iubseriberWreeeived his Spring Pet of elegant Hall and Paildr Paper,' Which he - will Belt cheaper than ever. Among the assortment are sew. eral new and splendi pauernm: XI..ISANIVAN. April 4 .6' - ' . ... . .. 16— . FEVER AND AGUJICA, • • • lialifA ND' S 10 .11.11.2aeRg. • , FILES!' supply of th e above ttletlicuio.a cartairr zst. cure fur the fever and aiue. Just received amt for saleat . 1 AIIAILTINS I).reg Store: September 3,. 36—, DL - E. NICE; . APITORNEV AT CIFFICM ui Contra streetr4positu ilia Eichtinier Yet:mane; bcPLA 44th 11.,BEORELL az CO. • Auctioneers and. Commission Itierohriats. 25 North Isa Street,' abuve Markel, • PHILADELTUIL , • 414'g particular ~ atienticiWitO. riles Or • 'steal Estate. at the Esc/lane, or ou•tl, premises. A record of real estate tor raison to rent. ; is kept at the store. • 7 • flegular sales of floachold and leitehon for: niture, will Se held at the Ailition 'Stare, every Wednesday and Suptrday morning. r EXECUT44O 4r. AD iIINISTItATORS. Valuations and is s made of all deiecriPtinns of personal propertyateal estste,kc. Families removing and vvishing 'to dispOse all,tiv,aly part ot,their furnittie, cultave it care- • fully attended ta etWeii houses,. Or, reruoired • the store. Ir A large asvoilment of elegant and useful: forintura always kept on tmid, which willbet roll very low for cub. or • xxihaaged fat Coart , : l at Market priieo. Juno 111 lEEE FANCY & WINDSOR' • CHAIR MANUFACTIVIY.r " No, 113 Sousa StI:I4ONDI Bi, Pumanatrma THE subscriber respectfully Mukluk the Mae Otis of Pottsville. antritie county of &M O ? , kill generally, to call Intford purchasing also: -where,t and examine his liirge 'nese' rtnient- of Chaim, both plain and ormitnental, of every de.- ecription, which are manufactured . ' under his own immediate direction, of the best maternal,-bv vapor workinen—and Which he icarrahts of ,the best quality, and at prices as low as can. he pur7 \ - chased in the United States. ' • ' ' 0 . .? He also nuinufecterce, an,hivatati• the superiority of,which eirutists in the astonish. log facility withivbich tin liavalid,with the slighl, test effortonak bit' the use of one or both hand?, move to and fro. in tlierhouse, ofin the open illy in, a garden or elsewhere, end turn quickly round without requirrug any inure space 'than it occupies while /deeding; • ABRAHAM McDONOUGII. , No. 113 South Second Street; Philada. 'June • ...3,44—.3m '•I ' • ToDyerOVaoheirs, Ptper Makers, Stoltz* None Mahler, fad t:l,ls c etrikb s . IRON WO!flf.S. • WIIIVED WROUGHT IROII TUBES . Frain 4 inehee to in m 000.0124 Std 12 fret lam . capable of - sustaining pressure from 41:10 to 2300 ltst. per square inch, with Aim Cocks,. T.. LP. andl . ..; • other ' 'fixtures to suit. fitting together, With. sinew „puts, suitable for STEW:WATER:GAS. and Tor • M.II I KI33OTIVE and other ST4thi BOILER. nuts ; • -411" • Manailactured mad fofmille.:tiy, • - Roams, TASKED, 11040111 UL Warelouses & R Corner bf Third & W}litut &refl."; I . PHILADELPHIA; , - Jule !t LUMBERS - • rivitlE subscriber kas . *mean hand. and toil., cbotioneto keep; eoletieret" asiairtinent Lumber, satin.] at his mills: such a. White Pine Boards, Hemloct Scantling,,- ••••- Yelldw do • do •1 Oak Pit kr Az dd. -••• :Laths.,.. - Hemloek Plaoks, -Of all descriptipos. all 'of which will bisold reasonatde rates, to *Olt • • 'Bills Of Cumber; sawed toorder,will be prompt:;' ly ezeciited-at moderate prime. • • • -1 . ,WILLIAM AtIBENBIEIV JOY . . , NEW CHEAP - HAT AND calm STORE SUPERIOR FINE FUlt t lid " Te. [ 4,25 CHARLES F. RAtIIIONOhae tit ken the Store - No. St Manta s4;,*clatere Itf St.; oaposile Congress jiallorherik r : he would reelieetfiutv invite the attentiori-:o'f friends ate' the'public to bus inoertoi tiatioritnint ' or HATS, atAhe Wit prude of Fon' :DULtjav'Atitr Twatrev Five Com% which he will vriirtant to retain, their, colour, shape and glose.• 1,04; shr beautv,'dorabittiy, lightneei end/ elanticitvi "tot,. - to be excelled by: may ; 'gold 'at frem $7 . mild ' lora intim**. -As tbe subscriber haslicetiloug known to the citizens as a practical Hid and Car: Afoutrjaciareri her ['topes to receives renewal of their patronage and. favor, and if ' good Hatitt:.. a reatamable price wilt,,insore imam no pains to merit it. Bats ainthOspo s ot kiinda„Wholetutierand'fieutil--tereititavu, or its equivalent. • . •: 11. e.r.A. c argo of two Of*cial woolithe taken* lii"-eic!nipge for hats and cape—the highest pricer.' Milit for shipping fur, &ar. Macedon, : Eked and GrailfaMillartin, Fisher; Otter, Wild Oat. Dori , 4 1 . 0 3; • KRAV.IIIOND, ...' r —frietieal Hat and Cipliaiiii*titie - 82 .,0 1 10" u CMigreittf4ll:::' , :•' • cliinOi•E*- 2 . • .• • Phi lictelehil 4410; t-'414)14,... _‘.,.` , ,_. .1 `,' -: • t -,COAL: , P , .: ~, .. t,.- " t-',„ Irfig Little ks:holva ek4ditiiiAit itat ' -,, in4llatponnatnyorar Alfa, !bind, gitiliV: Clinton, tame ,Coat etafirtrect IMO: ttoi*at tvv# - ‘ dotrara * ton. eaR4 toil (tom' afire and dirt: ' '.: ..i, , Alipti - to , - .rozogas .t:. ;Putt Clinton. ot at the Compatsyla'atiorl,:-1 , - - ;lisx1!(,).Willoot stmet.Pb4.l4 ..25, . • -1, . , -,... ' #6;11112.,.. v .' 'CRACECEhlf.....itate. . Sugar Cracker,. tteub, or.it :, .194,..:81uk:, .'' _i ttlar*A-•• :''Y.'' E, Oa i'll0400 4 4; t'''.l- , ~..,.....'g •-"-? : • ' VPIOLIft& ‘rt.trt iitzcattoyA4*itii - - MMM 3 El 8 . 444 4 1 4 'N' 28- ME! .: 21=1p
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