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4 -4 04' `.'.; With;AirebY 1. , • & to night, •
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cool an d, bright,
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Of the water thus sparkling clear ever
- :And brother well eti— '
*Neath t e starless sky—
Hite's-health to thee,
Oa the foaming Sea
While, we sail .e'er old together:"
ot.IPPINGS.
- 7 2 MrturnolfrAT. Excalsorti.—A London, pa
'per, gives tho'folloviinz "!eview of themittiznonia' 1
market s
• The deinand for hands has been ilk:, Ilina
,•• have been heavy, and so were not fingerea. Ac
l 4:e' P tqaces were at.-,a diseounte ff ers 'fluctuating.
,
a Yes's" were in plenty, but, no takers.. ,Kisses
were literallishowered on new visitersi. - Means
•
;that were to belted for love went off' unsteadily,
• andeirs sotint cases at considerable risks those
i with high interest - eagerly sought for, though
• ), many eases, at a great risk to happiness.,
Banns might have been had by asking for ; but
•
licences kept their: prices—there were very few
transactions in thissteck. • Smiles and squeezes
,wers'unchang‘able — at pare. and one gentleman
who speculated boldly in foot touches, met with
favomble.returns., Sighs latterly were heavy; but
. small talk continued brisk throughout The season:-
Bright eyes - looked up occasionally, but soon fell
again ; though business continued' to be done in
blushes, silly looks were not in demand; but free
. and-easies rose to shish premium, and drove gen
• nine modesty almost out of market:
' •i Maternal Frowns were is - considerable quanti
ties, and prevented, it is thought, many impru
,- denthargnins from being finally settled. Scandal
its usual high ground; and more transac
tions occurred in that line, than in the three oth
ers • put ,together. Serenades—Particularly of
Ivind,instrunients, were in great deniand-during,
the;equinoi. _ ' " •
• Slights were Ceroplainedoeby many. dialers.
On-the whole; at the close of the seasocr OA mar
kets, the single percents were not much reduced,
as compared with proceedings of former. years;
and there was a sluggishness in even improper
flirtations, which' had no doubt its share in cast
ing, a and monotony overthe)g . eneral
•
course of Exchange. . _
An old plater once stated that in the whole
'coarse of fifty.
,gears ' peesching, he never laughed
bat three timeska* pulpit during the" exercises
of the Sabbath,' f‘thitie of theinethree times was on
the following occasion; ic • -
The Pewi Of the church were those old fasti 7
ioned square ones, so that people in different
pews oftedeet back to back,..roerely separated by
a low railing ordivision, -Now, it fell- out one ?Bab.'
' „bath that two old deacons, in - 'two contiguous
pews,tad fallen in profound meditation!, and e,o
sal their twice two eyes, and thrown , : their two
- heads back, until tht it two occiputs, with their
two long queues dangling therefrom, had met t,r,
(tether; and were quietly ieposing for the benefit
Of the aforesaid internal meditations. There were
some wicked people present, who scandalously in
sinuated that the two deacons were asleep; but I
look upon -it to ii mere precaution for righteous
' tress' sake.. However, thins was alt, awfully de
fiferedSlOg man ins third', pew, that. cornered
open the (We where the deacons Were rne.litatien
acid what does-this sacrilegious sinner dot W by,-
he takes the:two.dangling queues' aforesaid, end
softly fie/tare= firmly and closely together. .And
-then, ar, if that were not enough to sendthin to
perdition, be take pin and cruelly 'Write it into
of a or. the deacoite..!.. eacii n iljumped,
,
of COUI:BEr, liken stuck, pig, q j
ui the u gave a
horrid tw,ieli,opina' the two queues oIS heads.
«Let go my hair'!" cried. Aleacon - number one.—
' w Let go my hair :"cried deacOn number two.—
; 'Twis now twitch, and " twitch—hit and hit—but
iheilononenient mnit_lie left to the reader's
tine
gitiation. • ,
-A school mistress advertised lusty for an assist;'
ant accustothed to confinement. Sho received an
"answer from the' mother (decease children.
I Jane, whet-4doee snooze peen% don't blush'
cry Sear, Loki up your bead, and tell whet snooze
means.c - •''''
Plertae, Mum Splitzaddle, I dont know.
'Don't knew child—very strange—,vo. Can't
you emits!''
. .t..4‘
• ' .!No ma'am I can't' , -
Wetl what do you like
,tri l do after supper!
Let what does the child hold down her - head fort
Jane,leok up , loil rel i . .iner whit:you love
after supper. You-are,* great eigh- -
_ teen now, and your edacationtiaatirMi-shockurg
lymeglected. What is it you likaatter supper.
0! Mies t don't like to' tell I',
Don't like to tell! ner** 7 4.ltlwith it.'
WellMi'am if i cousitilkJ4oves Joe Snob,
the miller,to7kias me!" • . .
0.0.0.0.1? my gracious !"-
Therelsrinin delft, the debt of nature, which
'W h la' h
- can never be repudiate& We ou t erefore 1)13
.
Owave readtto pay rt.
Why are lathes gowns about the . waist like's
`camp meeting ? Because there is . a great
ing there! , •
• Why is a 'Tang lady like ts catcfol honse.%witet
Because her teaiat is as small as she on make
----.
You are always in a bustle, Mary: lima an oldl
waiting to her Alone:Etat. GIL% the fashion AO
Tat CI:IIAF4AS
.Rtotse. learn from ,the
St. Catheriet9l 4 Journal of the Ist lac that the
vigorous ntiliterly demonstration pada against the,
tioteli ties been entirely, seacessfal. in .: procuring''
*the auSiension of hostilities; on all the several jobs,
end that, the contractors have again resumed oper
attonP.l They have no determined for , the fu- .
tufo not-to yield to the threats orrielenett of any
ging rioters, but . to employ.aud,discharge as
they think proper, , , . iL
The ourameue arrests med. of , the ringleaders
-. 'Ufibe mob hs‘e.eettie4 agrail of . otheri
to kOms the - vietithyr-soirie having: redressed the
river, and,olhere.gehe West. - :The jairof the Pit
rsgerti gurt4etli feetlifting nprnith . these atisgoi-,
Jed . rneh‘lahckel!tta in tabis:m
oo oires' the deadly
hatied`-thet:*i bet*iien, the • etninauffiVand
7 ---'col'49ltiarthiCtthunh were'they
1. - - - Atew , qautere. 'dietitian fatter, commenced , aa as
.
emelt tlie by.thiovring inch miaailea — es
Ihn' icOlid ill- hand& on;iteed hootliend
•
~,. , . e .. ,
• —••: ' ' • ' '''• ,- -•; 1 • INOTICE:'.
k ••_...:-Ak Iltlaiuireati.diemtisterit;er,,ead upPii :tie - Irina
cavlitelstof ()ober, iKill..kixplacitil. knAtte biodii
.: , . oft:attorney for c?liectroa:-- ~ - -
a -' , ..- -- lAV v; - 36-• -:- '- , ' •
`• - . • -
MEI
11:IV-CA IL 1401C.-.1_0 17 Z - gliy --
EUBEUi, -
- • '
RiliGllll- - irpectfully titiiittanies
to hie 'friends and tiffs, that halals tab.
en - thleaplendi:4.i4ip 2 4 , leligrt i statdiehi
menusituatedz ,
iOation a,
,;;;;: the 'Reading and PhilcidelPhie
la ma f Rood, where he Rill he happy to - wait'
thosii,avlie thii_Coal Region, "
on busitiesa.',Orr rat:tha , purpose }af:an.Pilring the
mountain and -.water. 'The - Hotel is. large.
finished and fernia
. 13ed no
pains will be aptret, to : termer satisfaction, to,all
who riles , favor.it with a ‘4lllO, - being , within,
teuritinutes, walk , 'of -thejlorough of Pottsville,
though`sufficiently reit:irked' to, escape theettist:
and noise that , busy. bustling. piece, it is soar ,
fideiktly believed that it will round much
pleasant and agreeable, than env other: Baia in-'
the sieinity. Attaehect to the Hotel : ie,tt large
and 'beautiful garden.. overlooking,, the.. River
the Scheslhilf4stialiMenitt. carlmti,
Rail Road. (extending ,. to' the Mines and tbenc
to Sunbury) the . Centre Turnpike, andel. the
same time affording a real and romantic—tear of
6vo Mountains. The - houtio , iB tarp/led with
purw mountain spring water: and . a :Bathing
establishment unrivalled ;in' the "atitintry:
splendid pleasure Car is" kept for *the exclusive
accomModation of visitors; who may lie ditipoied
to visit the Mines; or enjoy the wild and roman
tic scenery of the surrounding conntry.
nal& or families may rely on having 'ample rime,
nad ettery possible attention.
Mount Carbon, - .hinel9; 1841,
t ~,,t
iroHOMAS JACKSON,' timi leave
,to ;return his
most sincere thanks to : Captains ati&owners'of
Boats, store keepers. his friends' and the public gen%
/Tally; for the VW liberal patronage and many favors'
he has received daring a period of upwards ;of 12
years, which has elapsed sincebe commenced the
above business in Reading,und lie .woul d revectful.:
ly-infdrm them that after die destruction. of his notin
°factory by the great freihet 'of January, 1841; he
built an.entire new and inneh more-extensive -Rope
alk, which be has fined upwitti new and improved ,
machinery of the best destrintiOn. for the manufac
tore of Patent Laid Cordage,, of eves kind, fully e
qual to any in the United States. He has also added
to the - above, an establishment for the manufacture of
all kinds of light cords. Bed Ropes; Halters„ Wash
Littes,Tivines,dbilk,Mation,nnit measuring lines, of
every variety. - ,
•;T. J. would alsd'respectfuliv inform-all who ,may
'tie likely to•want the article, :that' he manufac,
thres Flat, Ropes for raising - weights up shafts and
incline planes by steam power., 'The i Flat Rope is
very mach used in the mines of Europi 4 . arid for the
purpose to:nvhich it is applied it has many and great
advantages over the common round rope or chain.
T. J. will insure his Flat Ropes to be made of the
very best material, in the, most careful and experien
ced manner, and by MachinerY of the beat and Most
accurate principle. An extensive assortment cresols
of Italian, 'Manilla, and Tiled Russia . Hemp Rope,
Bow, Stern and Towing lines of all sizes: Packing,
' for steam engines, Lines. Twines and Cordage efev
• ery description. Alec ~Tar,' Pitch and Oakum; con
stantly kept on hand.
T. J'a.bestsuality ftaan hemp canal towing lines ,
yre madeol . an improved plan of his own, and ofthe
best and strongest kind Of Italian Hemp, selected in
fialy and importedexpresSly fer"his Manufacture, as
his long experience in then aktng of towing lines has
convinced hire that they are an'artiele 'which cannot
be made too good, he has been at great pains and ex
pense to produce theta perfect. ;
u
• Orders for any thing thistiUsiness from a fishing
line weighing 1-10th of an ounce; to a thousand feet
'length of 3 inch flat rope weighing 3 tons, or from a
15 inch cable to a cotton chalk;line, will be thankful i
ly received and promptly executed of the most rea
sonable terms. Anything ordered for Schuylkill coun
ty will be delivered by rail road in o few hours, free o
freight. ,
•
P. S. any qaantfiy of Flax taken at 'Market price.
Reading: \ Feb. - •
BEM
E. W . EARL -}
!!MMMI
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•PATENT LIAD 'FLA 1` & ROUND ROPE.
Asp -ozneg.ti.
Line, Twine And - Cordage Manufactory,
READING,
~PA.
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
illtrnanc, May 8,1837.
DEAR SIR:-3n article called Dr : Hewes "Nerve
and Hone 'Liniment," came to my knowledge
a
bout two nirinths Since, through our friend Mr. Camp
bell; and] meteured a battle and bad used it.fur about
a week wit - hint any•material change, until,one morn
ing I found invself under tee exercise of very uncom
mon feelings,. imagining that could I be helped up I
could stand and walk, 1 requested iny family to aid
ate, hut they, were unwilling I should trust myself on
my feet, not having for the last fourteen and a half
years ever even made the attempt to stand: bat my
confidence was so great that they consented to assist'
me from my . bed. I found' could use naylega with
apparent ease, but couldnot bee y my weight on 'my
feet. With support, however, Veoulirplace one foot
before the other with a- facility that astonished me
and all around me. They led me twice across the
room; Teat down 'With' feelings of`happiness that I
never hegira experienced ; -the idea was that I was
once again to be restored to the world ran-through
my frame like an electric' shock. My family, eurrpun
ded me in tears of joy, and the excitement. so com
pletely overcome me that I fainted. 'The l sdme day I
walked three time across'the floor, again bearing a
little aveight at each unit) en ray feet. then used
crutches for - a few days, when ' -toy strength had
become so far re-established, that I could cross the
tlOr without the. least aid. My advaucernent,lrom
floe time has been almost' incredible. I can walk
tivo hundred yards and backlwith ease, and my chit.
deco, ( the bed-rid are often blessed, like me. with
near a dozen.) hare been so overjoyed that they could
scarcely eat or sleep, and Mrs. Corning seems to feel
half a score of years younger herself. You 'till rec
ollect how much bent together I was when you were
)set here. I have entirely overcome this. If I luok..
ed as odd as 1 felt when I began to walk, I would •
hale been gazed at in astonishment. / have seenma,
ny of my old acquaintances, some of whom did not
know me at aill.and others would scarcely credit their
senses, and Would hardly have been more astonished,
though one had" risen from the dend.". Iha veliow
every confidence that lam a well man. I think. dos
article is the most extraordinary of any I ever beard
of, and if it is not extensively made kuown to the pub
lic, I think the proprietors aro very culpable:. If you
know the persons : in New York selling it, you had het.
ter show them thiS letter, and' let them refer' tir jou,
or publish this if you think it would aid the distressed.
Remember me to your • ..
Yours, very truly,
• ETHAN C. CORNING, ..
For sale by John S.C. Martin, Wm. T. Epilog-and
Clenvena & Parvin, Pottsville;
May 21, 1842.
WETIIERILL & mtprnEnl
At the
,Old told, No. 65, North Frorit street East rid e
TUBES ROOKS FRO3I TUE cousin OF JOLCII ST.
PHILADELPAIA.
Manufacturers 'et
%VbiteLeaddryand - Calomel,
groandin Oil, 5 Red Precipt, • -'
.' Red Lead, . White do -
- Litharge. . . Vitriol Alb. .
chronic Yellow,. Salp.Quinine "'
do Green. "Tart. Emetic
, do 'Red Ether Sulph.
PetentUlow - iO.Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic:
- Copperas Lunar Caustic
01. Vitriol : Com. do -
Aq. Fortis A cet.Morphia •
Muriatic'Ac id Salph. do
Epsom Salts. • ,Lac.Sulphin , !
Tart. Acid- • .'„ - Opi.de Minot.
. Sap -Carb.Soda Flames Mineral
Corros.Sab. Mere; • ` l -Ethiops
IrefinersocChampnor,SalNitre,Brimstotte.llorar.
4401ferforselethe above mentioned articles. to--
getherwith a general assortment of Paints, Drugs
and DyeStuffs,' and every otherartielei nthe Chem
ical sod Medicine line. -- • 1 .
Beingmanufcturersofall t be artielesenumemted
under the above head. thy plede lhomselime to
supply their friends and the public on the most
reasonable tenni. "
Window and Picture Glatcfront6ll, 4 25, --
Oat HEW • - ;413-7
SEARIS BIBLE BIOGRAPHY- , =With set ,
eralhundred engravings. beiag a Bioglaphyortlici
Lives and characters of the principal'personages. re-,
corded in the sacred .writings. Practically , edapted2
to the instruction ofycitali and private families.: Jew
received nal f o r sa t o , • B._ BAIVIVA
May VI •
lihermititts Cough Vcitenger!,
Sherman's Worm Lovengerew •
Sherman's Camplior Lozengenr,
Shermanie Poor Matia Plaster,: - • •
-A fresh 'Aupply, of the above valuable Medieinei
kin receive - 1f and for sale tit MARTIN'S Drag and
Chemical stoiti, Pottsville. - linitiry 29.1.
.1111TEPHEl'il8 TP.A.V.EI*-Stephin Troyes
Turkey. Vreece; Russia and Poland, olso,?.-
gprpt - Alabia: Petrsa•acd the H o l y. Land.' 'hist :fez
teiyed and for Yalp by .: • • R:BANNAN.
.--114tch7r9 -,12=4
pI.IIATES
vates'aiiil !Terrible Malden/. teetited and
Inr sale by: 'May 288 ;Si. it:RANNANi
.
Cll i 2IIITAIN , PAPER:APrintaI both, sides
turt .e.ceived and Cos Fge by '2 ILBANNAN
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t's;iiablinannii'li :Izinatta!WOC4l, - ! l * !. o l .ejciP , i
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,:it i erittOiCatiolann,, - , adlaitirtninitizioroa,
illnant?iii*alt;iitill. - . er4e,ntid , - cloieksi, in- -
i i -- 6 2 - 4 1-4:i4oootiad that 4-, . - aitnned• - to, go out
i ii t hait, ifiandkeichior-tie . aer mplacax:- Ikt ,,
teif trsifit lilt thi:lentethelit'::Oonhi:thintr,'Oli:
iiithoottbOt:.alightest;tdvantage. - r1 totaidiriaeit
- told, itedwelPs.- Tettei- -Oinitatity - : toltit.tr , after':
joint; altar:toles 'entirely :cored,; - the 4 - aid tiinfi.
'planed:l6oh that nlthough , the!intelnualbeen - ,
.eilhetad far sonni . .tiincii:tharn !Ili net inO itopaat",i
. of ita:tetnioing,•;!::. '',.." f.5411131t DEWEF.S. li.•';
- I L `;'-..!-,' -* !'''-' • ' , Applisies!,- abiiie fiplir Lanc:it! .. ?
,-,
:Philadelphia; July 2;1833 , , 1 `;.. , :-!-.
: .. T . ' ' BEDWEW3.GREEN - :01bir02,0. 7,
• - - •
For he cure , of Feletne, - .IIIceie;•old Cute' et d",;
Sores.;_', ',-Thie invaliinble Ohiinen htii,;ong.b.t:an`r
431.,
in nee, in ho
_pi y and Wberien of ?Intadntelni:',i
and ja!ikcceo in enting:olitiiiili4scti,S,ciako,.:
and long einding iioyrin ''... hies' beeii - , - sn • V'ea,•:l
tonishiog. • : Prica,2see :ibex, ;-_,- ' . -_A
IBEDSIFELIPS! . . UPll,lllto'47:. - !
'oP.eica 2,5 city; ri rin scrrriz.44eniesqleasint;;
safe and efficacious eeo - edk .. ..pie coukto,..poti
illooeioe.„ ; yireakpetised - the'Briate;4o;,:iiiede,
cint•rdit arid e a se
. #l/663111' Odle, lenOdietilay o l
. The = abein , 'ghly: egeethed - ',:vneeinterhaire
fll direct ' . ~e:. attached
.o' 2 . each ' article. ' , :: The!
nil. , icTil do well to giVtiiheni a Olakan'ina4.
.thoniand have been cured..bikiheii,-, nee: Preps..,
_red hyJaniee-Beite;Oeinef Of ld and T4ooany.,
etinete, - PhiladelPhia. fur DT;;Fledyiell; to , fo r.
sale at - the Drug and,ChEaridal aioill'ar :t. .
,:
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-=lllN,S;ql4lAßTlicil;:, : r„
Agent for riP(iaiille'ariir-iiciajty,,,„
9S-tf
PIELADELPITI/L,' BEADING,. AND" •
r/POITSVILLE BAIL '
all AV E OF FREIGHTS brr
!LW D , between Pottsville and Philadelphia,
from April let; - ISA per toncif ,2000 •
Plaiter, Slate; Tiles, Gypsum and Bricks, $2 .10 1
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber, Marble-Lime;
- Tar '4nd Pitch, 2 5.0 . ;
Nails and, Spikes, Bar rind tollenron, :
Hollow-Ware, Grain, Saft, RarlrAutn. - ' , I
her, Staves, Salt.tish, Tobacco aid Lead, C - 901
Groceries, Hardware, Whiskey, Ale';and •
Beer; Oil, Leather, Cotton, , Stiatn
gines and Machinery, Seeds,' Batter,_l
Lard, Tallow, Rags,' Wool;, Oysterv4,'
V
Hides,errip, Earthen-Ware aiid'Gliicy. :4 2
Dry - Goods, Wines and 'Foreign' Liqinirs,
Drugs - arid Medicines, Patio, •
China and Queens,WareOleat,'Fish
and Confectionary, ' ' • • 5.'25
Nn Storaie will he' charged - for receivingor
livering Freiihkat any Of the'Comfiany!s DOPOtk
entire line unlestitillOwed to rcirnain - overslo ;lava.
Da ystiatar ti ng 4Freight Trains; on TIIHRS.;-
DAYS.and SATURDATS, at 3, Pill.
March 26 • ‘• • 13--
, ,
.
• • OAT - illEkts, • ' ' •
THIS economical and ntitricioutvarttele 'of And.
hitherto brit,little known - in-this &unary; except
by occasional. small importations ivith,entigrants
front Scotland and Ireland: is manufactured, and
for sale by the-subscribers at their Flattery in \ Philw
delphia, - in any quantity ectual.to any.imported, even
superior; being fresh. It is also for sale by most of
the Mer chants in Pottsville; amentit Wheel are Mes
srs Miller & Haggerty, William MilneSA-CO:Clerik
ens & Parvin. William Philips &Co. - Morris & Bro—:
then. &c. de. as well as by some of the merchants
in slinerstilla and Port Carbon: • • • ' - •
• GLENDF.NING &CHAMBERS,
, - -
Alannfacturero of Flour, Oat Meal,. & Pearl Barr
e3r, on the Willow St.l.Rail 'Road, between 12ib end
13th. Phila . Noveniber 6,1641. 45-I*`
DOCTOR AM LIPPED
ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabi ants
hitlbof• Pottsville' and its `vicinity, that be has
moved inlown; and oasts his professionakler.
- e ea in all the medical branches ohe public.
Practicing 'h'e Iloreocepathie :eyetem,,, fied,if
requested,- .the Allocepahici he hopei from long,
experience •to give full satisfactim to each ,as
Will call on him. He will heready for profesaion—
al services at any time at his residence.. •
• • . A. D. DMA' D.
Greenwood, December - 49—tf i
- Ext...cuTono NOTICE.
i ft LL persons having claims agairot the Etitt'o
rut of Robert .51cDerniut, late of the 'city
New York, deceased, are requested to, make
known the same withoot delay, to Abigaillifle.
- Dermot, Execotrix,..l . amei R. &
Whiting. rt. , or
George Hort Executors. id the eitY of New — York;
or to " EDW. OWEN PARRY.
for the Etc - ruitsvilh
AltoTney
April IG,
511iDitiN JUIRDICIN. ESr
. DR: Wm. Evati'ei celebrated Camomile Pills
do Soothing Syrup for childien.
Baron Von Buteheler'e..llol) - Pillet
Doct. Goodie's Female Pills
• " Doct. Willia pi Evan's Fever & Ague-Pillep
Doet.Hunt's Botanic Pills. '
FOr.Dyspeptie'rersons Ifunt'a Botanic ills
are said to be superior to any Medicine ivek yet
_altered to the Public.
fresh s upply of the ahove - 31edteinesOnst _
received and for sale at the 1411016 re of .
19gc`11 50— JOHN S. CAIARTI.N..
.
Phikidelphui Raqcality "
CAUTION EXTIIAORTIINARY.,
•
SOME" six or seven of the Phila delphia Drulgists
have discern:idly) the meanness mite to try Idr
imitation or counterfeit Balm of Columbia, to ,stay,
cleanse or • restore the. hair, and Hay'i Liniment, al
cure fur Piles, and all external sores and swellings:
All Druggiits - and Country- Merchants:rtre berebY
warned not to buy either of these ambles in
delphia. as tliey.would.be wholly Ausalable. , All u .
sere of these , prudes are warned - never to buy any hi
these, names, pithout the signature . of Comstock dk.
Co. on the wrappeill.---take this notice ivith you tO
teat by it, or you-Will be cheored. Send taus bflet;
ter; at New York, and we will deliver rbem at PhilX,
delphia, Baltimore, or any of the lareticitiesaree of
all freight charges. COMSTOCK & CO. I
sole proprietors, & wholesale Druggists,' -
• it Maiden Lane, New York. " -;
And. by John S.C. Martin. William T.:Xining. an.
Clemens & Paryin,Pra !ists, Pottsville. •
MaYl, I 26:--1y;
CM
. - EpALsAal i)F WWI uHERTI.Y.-4ust. re:
ABeeived at fresh eepo the aixtve.ertiele. -A
.or Bale by
April 16, i6;-- ile.agen r Sehtlytkiltcognkri
IIpiNCOURAGE 11.031 t VUSTRY4
/CA BLANK BOOKS,—Thesitbecij naatuifactunuf
all kinds of Blank Boot* from 6ivents to 4312 each,
which he Will warrant to be equal ii viiality to any
purchased elrewhere, at Philadelph4 vices.
April 16 16— -
R h U3I3IF;RFI ELD 9 S SERAIONS:--Serinonv
and sketchei of Sermons, by the Ser. John Su
M l
erfield. A.' M., late it Preacher in 'connexion. wit
'the Methedist Episcopal Church.-
_With .an intro
duction by the Rev. Thomas E. Bonk Just received ,
and for sale by_ May 28,22- B.BANNAN. i.
!HIIIPTOR iA Ts 600
t t on i t 3 vabinit4; elegantly 'lsstind—jiriect
'Just received and for sato by --5
Juriet . s.26
,
IFE 14APOLECI.N.,—Tbelife et Napo'
• &Akron, Pritb-500 Illaatrationo. complete ip 2 vok
price -$5. Suet reeeivoa itoLfolaaTe by '
March 19. (2 ' B. LIA'NNAN.
pAn.Lwits COMMON . SCHOW. nwro4r,;
lilt;4051 rebeived at 4 fersaleby
May 21; 21-• ,. ' • NA N.,
•
TEL PENS--Eve . ty , varieti i a ma.
Idam a
•"forsalavitrycheap by aItANNAX..,
June / 1 • • v
12 and 25 lbm kegs;''
Z
e ' ll l l 9,i l P.h4 Pri!es. for ofEd on i ll.
: • -
.
_• - -
,ALitiTAtegglntt§:—A:llla*s; OW_
• an,eicelleataniela.'jaat recei6fd and for sale by
'lune 11; ' - •• " '
11314APErt - CAMPER' :THAN , ' EVER 1- 1 --
ak Writing Paper an4etter Papet:illiad. at:s l .7 s
ram "wholesale, Pain neat' per guire tuanit
thea•latgeltaaTtyneat, - nfpaper of , au . t,
petior quali4;at, *aced KiegntA4ratteeenietVelizl
for sale by ' June 4;21. 'B.-BANN:tit"
LOT FOR
BAT,V.:=Far ate a' Lot, eitnate on
die t.iiiirty itido, , of William street,- in the. Bor
ough otiPoltsvipe; Washing :inirontinEWillinsti et..
55 feet, and-110 reef in-depth. Tenzur-$ 350 tisk,
Applyat the cdsce "of thi MOW -
• • -:.• - s.
,-
..
W.ONGfiriot .031-2VOLDAVATEIVARM-Y ...
•.7.. sit scilktasic,,:for**l:l:yrailiANNANV
" : .--iiititi Ilii . :lt ' 4: "..6.:;;i.,.1; ;, ...-;:, , ,-..:zgA-k.1 . -4.:
:: :,-;. ..:.-2,-:,.. -, :•.*--'.::-.. -::: ,- ::;- , !-- - -',... 4 :-../.: ' - :':,:-,:: , , Z . . , ..''.' ,, - , ,..: ._, -;:rt,
...-..-, 4 ,-.4. 7 ...,-i,r. , ....-- ,,,, .......- ,,,,
‘.'-fr ,
'itriVf- - : igli-f?-I.; l 46 : tiiiii - .- .A 4. ‘'' ': '' '- ' :-...:.
..-..:,:-. -- r . ---. --- r -. ....•,''.--.',- "
_ . • mu. - and queer ! , •••
est.wf4sileb dearest as - OW'r.tittriOrilii edits:o4*i
Jireiddiett l 4*4 l c4 o lo - Alif*f.o ol3l o ol4, o 62 ltult
eenSeoo4l - , leastbe,liesseseisibi lhkrzldegtl"'
and those poase§sed of inicko l *-Fik
detike core io atueet.7 4 ' will
...I - Soft; in the',
most unqualified ter*, dig hist:
,been foun4"thar will' iilWolidelY
*2lll,zigimrsoijOints:lE:ef twenty; riars? sau4np
;Thentsertiee 32t;so tnenditbst it,wwall
credence, supported try:antti?xe
p l!-,
*oegimeel7::: : Now' the'entimon.f.given: `. - ie.
Milan .or itiaekeiieti lie ithinnlantiliatiO die.;
cii"between stieli, , itnit real bflliettei; - ;
prime ,is very difficult.:- comtlitt once - at.a. mint:
1 , that e n d a g oiz:v he appreciated, the pOprietorti - have
PatOl'ed remedy to. Mr. i 9 'cure
glean able for i 4 before tlieys* Oita'
,leevikii to - the !surieier tiipy ithat - aliases. We
;entreat, ilteitrere',Warers to all ail] l'ilaideit Line;
diet* (Indian 'Eliiii);e6be and - i:-
iNe,re and Bone Liniment to at e outwardly;. and, if
'.they wilt '.1164. 'one week ' s , use, bectimexaore:sur
lnised and delighted than Ail , ever expected, we will
never ngain:tx4ko guc.k4o ? assertion.: Will. invalids
'no* suffer . ee, the *ant
,ol.4hiii. innocent, and
all p atent rein*? If tlitief i nte-il; we gi i ttOce)
'deed.-11Y. V. Feb. : 19;1 • -•
• sale " by. MA'S. M
artin,' Writ; T:' . tpting, -
:and Clemens dii;D*lgis* POtlavi ll e;' .
''' 4, - ;' •
. . .
VEIUIIFUGE.
:TI/E best Medical writers of the present age; agree
. opinion, that worms are the causeof Many .
serious and many . fetal &teases in children- -
,Tneie'pesence may be.-suspected where the pa
tient his a dry iongti, a pale conntenance, fetid breath;
tumid livid circle around:the, eves,' disturbed
sleep, variable - appetite, alternate - Diarleri;Costive-•
trees.enlonged stomach, &c. • • -, - •
These symptoms unleis Iv-Roved: frequently pm:
daccepilepsy, apoplexy; maniac, dropsy of the brain.
inflammation ,of the eyea, palsy. hiccup, dry cough,
e.onsamptien,lcroup;dysentaryi convulsions,. oyers„ :
, dtc., which terminate in death.
From the above, parents and cabers flaying the care
,of childr*,willate the propriety of being lo posses' ,
Wen ofa suitible remedy, tozatust the deleterious elfeets
of 'bele enimles to the health and happiness of chil
dren. Merrick's Verinifuge bas proved a aertaithsafe
,and pleasant cure, bawdl be shown by numerous ccr
tificates shortly to be published, - and is regarded by
'those that have tried it, as superior to all others in use.
It is so pleasent that it maybe given to the most deli
cate child, without inconvenience.'
Also, the Pocahontas or Imdianitills, fer the tare
'of ell biliouediacasee: this pill has proved to be deci
-dedly the best purging pill ever - offered to the public.
It has permanently cured the most obstinate cases of
dyspepsia, , sick•headaibe, jaundice, costiveness, bil
ious chelikAc., and will prove servicable in all cases
while the pulse is full and hard, theaLin dry and hot,
and the tongue coated: - Full directions accompany
the Vertnifuge and Indian - Pill'. •
Agents for the side of theabove.
AV. T. Epttng; Pottsaille,Gebrge Reifsnyder, New=
castle, G. & 'D• Bast, Schuylkill Haven. liugh
ley. Port Carbon. , Thratighout the - state a supply can
always be bid of Fred: Klett &. Co ; ; Druggists, cor
ner of 2d and Callowhil streets, Philadelphia.
June 18, - . 5-6m9.
ESPEcTFULLY informs the public that
ho his boughi -with him from New' Yurk
this spring, a largo assortment of _
GROCERIES 4 LIQUORS.•
Which ho ,offers for Safe at the most moderate
"Philadelphia whotesaleariene, ( freights added,)
at' his store, house, in the new • Stone Building,
next decr to his tai , drai.lllorris' addition to Potts:
vilK consisting of ". • r • •
Black and Greeri Tees,
Ealiin a , to af, S a tit niCruz Porttr Rico, 4. New
Orleans Sugars, ; •
Rio, javit, and St. Domingo Coiree,
Sperm St 'Cominori Oils, Alolassee, ,
White and-Yellow Soaps, Tobacco,':
Keg and Boa Raisins 9 • •
Wines and Liquors,: from common ,to thd west
`-'
quality,
•_.•'A quantity of Dryed Wet, '
• Alackeral, fro No. Ito No. 3, in quarter half
• m
and toll bariels, '‘,L --
About 300 Sacks Ground Salt; :"• ' •-*
60 barrelasoperior Albany Suininer Ale, &c:.
- -'flay 14, • •• -
POTTSVILLE ISLADIDYOuNyRy. .;
Milt; subscribers have constagtly - • on hand,li‘
general ;assortment of: , Hollow-ware, Cart
and Itago'n Boxes, Plough potnts, Mould Boards,
Rails wind turn ont Castings; 4.c.. and , are pre.
pared to fitrnish castings of hindelo order, at
as cheap a rate as can be furnished elsewhere, •
Possessing a desirable situation• adjacent to
both rail road and canal, and having every keit.
ity far and experience in the manufacture of east.
loge, we can confidently proiniao entire satiafac.
lion -to all'who may recite us with their orders..
HENDERSON &FARRELL.
' •May ' _ . • , • !-• 22
'uttsville.
t6-...if
.ecutors,
. .
All'AP OF POTTSVILLE.—The sUbscriber hav
..LVX lug . ; by direction of the Council of the Beronzh
.of Pottsville, made a survey and reap of the streets,
lanes' and'; alleys of ,the said - Borough, hereby gives
public notice to holders of lots and others,- that the
,said - 'MAP is now ready for examination at his resi
dence, in Afahantongo street,andhifvites all interested
to examine the same, and stat e any alterations they
niay wish! therein previous to its being delivered to'
theCoundil: •*/*-, SAMUEL LEWIS.
April B¢-18 „ ,
•
'PENNSYLVANIA HALL.
- • =
HE public are respectfully informed that the
subscribers have taken thlii-largei- Mad coin - .
.• _ • _ .
medleys establishinent, recently kept
by William a. Janson: To the for
:: ; met patrons of establishment and
public generally; the•undersigned
promise ,to Oxtend, all the accommodation ' s and
comictits'ot this house that 'men so satisfactorily
received; while under the 'charg e of hlr: Johnson.
1 JOSEPH . WEAVER,
JACOB PETERS,
Pottsville June It
DRUGS AND --rgERZCIATES.
Centte Street, Stet' door ebove ahattangeS
: '
ecnvrLKlL C01:1!TT, PA.
Where efl'ers fele. '8,1114 - choice and well selectee
- . -
•- - , assortineCt of fresh;
I
Drugs, kfedicines; Cho. ', ale, Double Dye Stan.
meals. Patent Medicine, Paint Brushee,Saela Toole;
Paints, Glass, Putty. Perfurriery; Ste: '
. ,
Orders from Phyeicial :M
is, Country erchants, thank
fully, received end promptly. attended to, at a '
emalladvance on City wholesale . pric
ee.•
. .
iriPartieular attention given to Physician'tresitili
• tions •nt al hours.. "2
ICfiveMber 27
rffillE Subset iber reterne his graternlacknowl.
edgements to the 'citizens of Pottsville and
who stepped fer Ward to his - assistance af.
'ter the losssif tie property:by firokin • Decerither
last, and would also acquaint them and tho pub.
lie generally, that he alai again commenced
the Drug Business irt - the honed forinerlyoectipied
by - Cherlee W. - Clemeni in-centre Street, in the
borough of Pvtteville,where may always be had
a general avortment
• ,
• MEDICINES,
- • P4I,INTS - - ; FILLS.", -,• •
GLASS,. A - --DYE STUFFS. -- -
And every otherttrlicle in - the above line, Which.
*be is disposed to Sell op yes:* rw and accomuio,
-dating terms- -
N. B. 07 . Physicians,pieiciiptions carefully
tit at the shortest betice: '
Mar -30. 1: 1 ,38 - 'P.' EPTING. •
B. B 4NNN AN
AVOW GOODS. -JOSEPH
-4.11 SON hav e ye band _a large and general
assorttnenfoffroib.and'scationobbikoodo, which
will be sold cheapfor Cub, .or-in .cschange for
country produce : - • ,
Mt akrboni 00.31,41840:
DOCTOR [P.: N4A1616-.. Re
/ ;spectrally, tinders his proreanonal services
- Jr to the Citizensis)": Pateiville; and vi c init y .
•
Hie office is at Alio center of Market and
- --Adams streets. 1,. - Alsip .16i 16,64 e,
1 40011 t-krlbt ;—Au - kettE.PifiriSiTOritli
• s fund Ear Ache drops, a taro and Speedy Care 'for
the ikballt , fhleasel.' Jost teethed god - for site 'at
MARTIN'S Drugstore . 7 Apri116:164. -
VAnsuNct It
G ti,ESING
•n::Plete the,c9loletis Gardener, 'Jut
tecuvea and fokaalel),T a BriNNAN.
SCIRIOLIIOOIOIr-:Whaletale land Rind
Maga'katittpticet.iimitat,ell„-,-.
s 2— - - ,11.11144NAW
NEW STORE
JAMES . ROyFNEY,
JOHN S C.'MA.ItTINTS: . :
Drug a4i4 dienilloal 'Store,
RESU3IPTION OF BUSINESS.
DIE'VV DRUG STORE.
NZINI
-:4 I 44 I4 I 3 PLerrFOR - 1 8 4 2 ..
(AV 4;illh;tsll,Ro' ,r4i 3 §. „AG. E
:nu trrattsr, 4:writ STa/Wirs •
^'y yrjHEstbicri rs leavele call
' p•-ip - the44tteutlen of=their friends,'
p i;f a \)•, and the patio in general., to the - fol.
arranint
eent -(Or the year`
. i .11142; - , (or the.perpesa of bringing out:Cabin,
Second Cabin apd.Stietake - passengere
;Ay the'tplitie_of LitieriniAreckei
sit t; -- •
the Ist,i)Stta and 25th °fever, month:
Tlia:ship_flitereprising this are '
Indelittelence,‘
united Stites, ShcfSel/, • '
Garrick, • -*
• ratrick ficaryr- Roscoe, - ` l .
, -Stephen- BVlntnev,
RaCII/8; : Sheridan ,
7 ' the London Pitekcis,'
To sail from -New. York the let, IOU: Cited 9.01b--‘
and from Lone= on -the' 7th, 17th and 27th""of
each inenth. ,
Mediator, Ontario, "
- ; • • Toronto,: ,
-Quebec, . Weitminster, -
Philadelphia, 4 St. James,. . . .
Switzerland, Moutreal,
- .llendticlulletdsoni .
,'`Gladiator..
Irs connection with , the above, and for the pur
paseefaffonling milli greater facilities. to pabsen. ;
lbo:kubscribers have established ,the
SlarDie
fr of Liverpooll i aekets,
iim Live r pool -on the .7iliAtrid 19th of
.every,tripntli, comprising the follmeng . acry sut
perior•tast isalling - •
'.Russell-Glover, ; ciipt..Howes, 1000 tone
-
Echo, Sill; ..,,,,.850".s
' S* Alezactier, 150
-.Windsor Castle, Glover, :1060: •
All of which nre nearly:new. -first class, copper.
ed anti-copper fastened. The last- tour are ewe.
.ecr etelosivoly_byAhe subscriber's, a fact which,
indepcnderiter their long standing in , their.. be.,
sinew, it is presumekis sufficient guarantee,to'
the publicWhiCh in; oilier , house in their line can
present. The above ships . will succeeded
vesselsvesselsof.lho snmc class, in reviler' suceeseion.
thereby .iffOrdingnassengers an opportunity of
embarking at, Liverpoialeekly so that there .
Will kit ? no possible-detention. ,Passengers wha
wish will be found itith:an abundant supply , or
suitable provision for the voyage, at the tow , rate,
I often dcilars. =ln ail cases where the:pal-11614'de
' cline corning the money paid for their 'pas.
sage will be-promptly-returned.
- For the pecommedilion of persona wishing to
send Money to , their; friends, dratis at sight will
be given on the foll Owing -Bank and Branches,
On the 'Provincial Bank-al Ireland, payable at
Cork Limerick Clonmel.
Londonderry Sligo Wexford`
„
Belfast Weterfird ; , Galway
•
-Armagh.,., : .,-Athlone _ Coleraine _
:-Kilkenny 'Ratline
--Youghal Enniskillen ' ',Monaghan •
Banbridge Ballymena Parionstown
Downpittrick Cavan ; Lurgati •
Omagh Dungannon Bandon
Ennis. 'Ballyshannon Strabane
Dungarven Mallow - Moneyintwe
Cstehill • Itilrush ' •
Sentlinur--.The City flank of Glasgow.
"•England--.3lessrs.:Phillips Tipladv, London ;
P. W, Byrnes, Esq., Liverpool. For further,
particalars apply or' address ( if 'by letter post
paid) GLOVER & MeMURRAV ,
- 100 Pine - street, corner South, or to
P. W: BYRNES, 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
AGENTS.
Messrs. Andrew C. Craig,
,& Cu., Philadelphia.
Thomas Gough , Esq. Albany.•
Benjamin Banner', Esq. Pottsville.
Passages direst from 'Dubai), Belfast, London.
!terry - and Bork. The subscriber is now ready
to engage Passengers to sail direct from' dither
of the above - named Ports in vessels.to sail in the
months of April; May, and June.
- llr The subscriber, will also engage Passer).
geis".going, out from New York - to London or
Liverpool; ancß-transmit money.•to any part of
England, Ireland, Walvis and Scotland, on 4, 7
plication. at"the -Miners' Journal offiee.
'S "BANNAN.
. NEW STQRE.
THE subseribers would announce to the public.
that they have, taken the: store lately.ocuu ,
Pia 4' ll ii.awtonA Co: and have, jost7e
ceived and opened an assortment of Dry Goods,
GrocorieS,9l.teensware, &o. among which aro •
• . • DRY GOODS.
r :Dine -Black„ and- Fancy colored Cloth and
Cassimera-Sattinetts-Mouslin•de Lanca-Chmt
zes•aFlannels-Cotton do.-Checks, Tickings,
,Morinos-Bleached and Unbleached Muslin,-
Winter Vestioga--Shitivls. -Silk and Cotton
flandkerch lers--WolseY-Morsted and Cotton'
Iloiserrr;Mens Hose and gel( Hose-Gloves-
VM,brellas,6l..c. • , ,
:Rio—Jalia—Laguira and Browniel-.Cofrees—
Loaf arid Brown Sugars—Young flykiont—Girn
powdeir—lmperial and Bla c k TeasPiakles—
Spices—Syrup—Sugar House and Trinidad'No
lasses—Aperm and Common, Oilst—Fish—Soatrs
--Crackers—Rim—Raisins and Currants--Hops
—Barley, &e. • • • • •
, QUEBNSW4RE. • • •
• . . • _
Livoinmil. Granite, Common and Scotch Waie,
Glass Tumblers; Plates, Lamps &c. together
witti ! aW assortment of
_Brushes, Cedar Ware,
Shovels, &c. To all of which we !Mild „invite
the attention of . oar. • friends and of the public
generally, feeling 'confident -that we can, give
'satisfaction to all.
. - TROUTMAN & SILLYMAN:
• L. W. Trtarratax, •
' S Stri:yusiz. - November:2o • 47
24- L
ROOFS Reno BONE Cans--a sure destruction.
to Rite Bono, Spashi, Wind Gall! and Cal.
us on horses. . •
Roors FOUNDirI. OINTSIENT, for the cure of
Scratches,, Curtis, Split-hook, Founder,' and, all
sore of the feet and limbs. • •
Ifave,trEisimocirrow, for old Shaine, Bruises,
stillhess of the joints, 4e. • , .
A fresh supply,of the aboVe articles just recei
ved and for sale at J. Si C. MARTIN'S. •
Drug Store, Centre Street, Pottsville.
February
".. FRESH GROCERIES. •
Old Govonnent,,Jara, Rio, Laguira and: Cuba Coffee.
Porto Rico ? St. Croix, and New ()Tisane Sugars...
YOUlt ilyson.Pouchong4Souchoug Tea
Doubly andSingleßefined. Loaf and crushed Lump
Pickles and Sauces, a general assortment.
Red; White. Yellow And Brown Soap.
Wines and Liquors, a fall assortment., '
Porto Rico, Cuba, Sugar llOnsc and Syrup Molasses.
Chocolate, Coco, Starch; Fruit, Rice, 4.c. :
Can be briught, on ag reasonable terms as else
where of E. Q,. & A. LIENDERSON.
May 23 ' • ' -
DO
. .
• NEW GOODS. -7 • .
TnE:' subscriber has returned from Philadel
,• phii again with has second stock of Goods
for the - season, , which enlbracci-a, large and fash
ionable assortment of choice
, Blue Mack-and Invisiible Green Clothe, -
Gottinetts and Cassitneres, • ' _
Sunimer Clctha. Gratings. arc., - -
Saltine on& vettin•re otyariouakinds,
CompriisingAt general assortment of -
- „ DRY GOODS,
all of which will be sold 'at tho -lowest cash-pri
ces or madelpin: the most fishhinable manner
et thosliorteet.notice: ;My, prices I believe to be
lower "tban the *OllB can be purchased else.
where.' Cell ar.4 see, and jtidge for yourselves.
JAMES bIcALARNEY..,
- - ' 'H A M T A .811QUIDERS.
13 • RIME We tern flame, ( cured with and
JR- - wtthontamo i e,) _ ' ' '• , ,
'Shoaldere,'4sa i4ee, . . • . ._
Beaten Smoked Beef, , , .
.. ', •,,_ . .
',. gerogna Sausage,' •• ' .• .
Smoked and Pickled Salmon, .• -
Willi: and gaseaohnsetts ittailterel,,
' 'Bl:ad;gmoltedt Ile - rein, Cod Fieh;ko...' • .
or aalisat . , ,-. y..,44,„ lIENDERSON"S. '
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_May 28;"` 'i' 22—.
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WAR NERS O 1111/CK 'IIIAIiUALr Being - •
treatise on aid aver iriateitee: _Also, Tito FAR
MEWS VOID MEASURER..ot pocket companion
.inetinceitm4 arA foe 1!41(01 - , B:I344siNAN,
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Jur reeolval sod tor IL-BANIVie
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elivaitia, eatitled.":Ap tief,regehttiegtheGenere;
Elections w ithin this , Coininooteealth, passed 'the'
2d day of July, A. D. 1.039',7 if is, made the duty
of the . Sheriff of eveTj?cottetYlo give publie notico
°ranch electiongt,be holden, *ad to make,k nown
to *ea: nottcoaltat.- officers ate to :bk,F4ecte4:
Therefore;:•
I, JOliN a: wiDox,*or.,
hiekSlieriff of dip county of Seke.7 l ltilh Pe Ma" .
aroma by, thi‘exiivertilement, election ; of,
said` puoty orSchuAill. that
'::General •
held•in the said county, ort TUESDAY,
thellth day - of OCTOBER next, at .then several
districts thereof, as fondant, toaritt '•
1. The electors of the borough of Ortvigisbuq
will-held - their election at the Court Douse, in
'borough offlrwigsb,urg. , ' ' -;
2. The electing of East Brunswig township'
will hold their election at the, house AL Henry
Lutz,nownecupied,by John Boyer, in the town
of MeHeanshurg. • ;
4;The electors'of-Finegrove township will hold
their election,et the huose of the/ate - John Barr.
now _William Lute, of said township'. -
s 5. The electors of Wayne township will hold
their election at the houseof Leonard Shell, inc
,keeper; in the town of. Feledensbing.
- 6. The electors ofllaper Mahautissigo ton , nship
will hold their election at the house of Peter Yo:.
der,iformerly Samuel hloictin said township
!T. The Electors of Barry township, including
theliouse occupied by . Mr. Rawn will hold theit
election at the liouseof Isaac Dengler, in' said
' . 8. The electors of Porter township will, hold
thcirelection atthe house ofJacob Heberling, Jr..
.now late in the occupancy of Samuel . Khetta.
'ln said township . • - s . •
- 9.-The electors of Lower Mahantoego township
will hold their general election at the house. of
,Joseph Osman; in said, township- , •
104 The electors of West Penn township, will
hold their election at the house now pectipied by
Moritz Forreitier, in said township, ~ .• '
.11. The electois Union.township will hold
theirelectinn at the honse,cifJohn Eisenhower, in
said . toninship. - •
12. The electors of Rush township • will € ; hold
stheii election at this house of Jacob Faust;__ inn
keeper, in said owns
. 13. The electota of Branch township will hold
their election at the house of Jacob Heim, in. the
village of Llewelly •
14. The electors of the-borough of Nlinersville
will hold their election* the house'ofJphn Moon,
in said•borongh. • .
' 15; The ,electore of Schnylitill township, rest.
ding east of a point from the township -line of
Manheim, in a streight tide with, the Old Forge...
including the same,, from, _thence , to the hpusd
now, occupied by Jaeolif_iNernmes, including the
same end continuing frointhenee'in a straight
line to.Rnsh township Roe; shall holdstheir
eral election lathe hoist of Frederiek Bensinger,
Jr. in Bie toWnship •of 'Schuylkill, in the said
comity. ' •
"16. The qualified)voters residing intim town.
'ships of Norwegian ind Schuylkill; in'thelxinnly
Schuylkill, within the following describnd
bounds, shall hereafter bee separate election dig-.
tilt% Viz: Beginning oh the line between' the
townships of NOrwegian and hlanheirn: from
thence a straight line to tholiouso now occupied(
by John Penman, including the eitmgrore
thence to the Norwegian church''-.--from thence to
the farm houseof F. B. Nichols, Esq. including
the same—from thence a straight line to 'the line
between the townshipsef Norwegian and Barry—
from thence following the torniship lines of Barry
andlt esti eastward toe point---from thence in a
straight linniouthward to the Old Forge, exclu.
ding the darne—thence to the house now accuPied
by Jacob "Wommer i exclUding the same, and
thence in a straight line to the place of begin
mg, excluding the tosynnif New Castle, and the
qualified` „electors residing within ,the, before
described' bounds shall ; _hold their election at
the'port Catbon Henseon the town of Port Car.
. .
17. Ail the qualified clector r ,: residing, on the
east side of Norwegian etreet,in the borough of
Pottsville, aforesaid, including that portion of the,
electors - of ;%orwegian township who have hereto.
fere voted in said borpugh, shall, form: another and
seperate election district, and hold their election at
the public house of N. J., Mills.
19.- The electors of the borough of 'Tamaqua
will hold their election at the school house in said
20. That the electors 'of Minheim township,
lying South:east of the following line:-;-commen
cing at the township lirie of Wayne and %lan
hello townships on the Sunimer Hill, thence along
the Summer Hill and Orwigsburg road,
.to the
house of Widow Sweickei, and the house ofJohn
Dcwalt, excluding the saline, thence to the house
of Philip Dritinheller, thence to the house ef.John
Delbert, at the Centre turnpike; thence to the
houssef John Rata; thence to the house of Philtp
Rock; thence to the house of John. Shane, Jr: in
cluding the same; thence to the townshipg, line
of said Manheim Mid Schuylkill townships, 'shall
hold their general elections at the Court House,
'in the borough of Orwigsburg. --
'2l. The electors of the remaining Pert of Man.
intim township, will hold' their election at the
house oqhilip Boyer, innkeeper, in the town of
Schuylkill Haven.
At which, time and places are to beelected by
the freerfien oalthe qint) , of Schuylkill:—
One Person .
For Member of the House of Representatives of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
One Petson_. •
For Prothonotary and Clerk of the courts of Quar
ter Sessions and Common Pleas. ' . •
-
• One Person
For Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Or.
phana' Court.
One Person'
For County Commissioner.
One_ Person
For Director of the Poor.,
01ie Pqrsoin
Fof County . Anditer.
Two Persods • --
For Trustees of the Orwi:rydrg Academy in-the
county of Schuylkill.
_ The general election and election for inspectors
and jddges, to be opened between - the hours Of 8
and 10 o'clock in the forenoon; and shall contin.
.ue without interruption of adjournment until 7
o'clock in the evening, when the polls shall be
closed.
I n pursuance of an Act of the General Assem
bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, fist!.
tled "21110 et relating to the election of this Com
monwealth," pasied the 2d day ,of July, A. D
1839, 'Notice is hereby givetis •
"Titer eaery person, excepting justices of the
peace, who shall hold any elf= or appointment
of profit or trust tinder this_ government of the
United States, or of this State, or any city-or- in
corporated district, and also that every Member
of congress, and of the state legislature, and of
the isefeet or common council of any city, or
commissioners of any incorporated district, is' by
law 'incapable of holding or exercising. in the
same time, the office on appointnient 'of judge,
'inspector or clerk of -any. election 'of this com.
monwealth, and thin -no macaw:lodge, ' or
.othEr officer of eleition, shall be eligible to any
office to.be'then voted for."
• And the said-Act of -Assembly, entitled" An
Art ranting to tho eleittoris of this Common ,
wealth,'' passed July 2, 1839, further provides as
follonTs, -• • •-••
"That the 'inspectors and . judges, chosen as
aforesaid, meet at the respective places ap
pointed for holding theelection in the districts to
which they respectively belong, before nine 0-
cloek in the , morning of the second Tuesday Oc
tober,iiniiich tinCevery year, and " each 'Otesid
inspectors appoint one clerk, who shall
be a qualified voter ofsieh 'district;
"In case the person who'shall hair: received
the - second highest number of whaler irkspecter,
shall not attend on the day of election, - . then the
person:-who shelf have received the second high*
est numberof votes for judge -at - the-"nest pre-'
ceding election shall aetns inspector in his place.
And,iu PAiie tho.person have received
the highest number armies _fig lierpector shall
not "attend, the person elected judge shall , appoint
an inspector in his plow and , In case - the- person
elected indgethall not atlend, then the inspector
who receivadthe bigaest , nuinEei ot _votes shall
appoint Wigtfin hli place; end if any vacancy
shell continue in the board for the space of one
hotiit after.the Omit:fixed .b.T-ta*.for the aPtibing
4114-electioi,itte Modified ?Otero, of lo*n.
MIS
_ .
*hilbrott - , aisitict. Tor-which; Alleh.t:fficer
ahalbhave beenAlected. present at :the 'place of:''
0100314 shall elect One of their nuniber to fill each
Watley: . • . • ,
It'etrall be the:ditty of said est *era teepee.
tivelito attend, at rileevery gee.'
oral speeial Aele/ship election florin the Whole
that; said elegies is keptopen;for Om purpose ;,f
pain informatiOnto.theinspectora - mid judges
whets called nal:pre Teflon to the right :of any
person'assessed bv•thervitn voteat such election,
or stieb other waiters tit relation to' the assess.
manta - of voters as the said inspectors or judge,
or either of Ihern - shail• from timer to time re.
• . ,
!`riatiitiersori shall hilperniitted.to vote at
any election, as . afore/said, other than a white
freeman of the ago of twcnty.ono years ur more,
Who shall have resided within the state at least
.one year, and in ther.election district where he
°frets to vote eV - least ten days imenedintily pre.'
cedieganch eleetion, and within two'yeara paid
a state or county tax, which shall;havo been as...
Sawed atleast ten flays before the ilection. 'But
a tirilien of the United. States, who had preei.ouas
ly been a -qualified voter of this state, and res
mitred therefrom and-returned, and *ho shall
have resided/ in the election district, and paid
taxes as afinesaiditiall be entitled to vote after re,
airliners this state six months: Provided that the
white freeman, citizen of the United States, who'
had previously been a qoalaficd voter of this state;
and removed therefrom and returned, and who
shall have resided in, tho . election c:tstriet, anti
paid taxes is aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote
after residing in this state six months: provided,.
that-,the white freemen. citizens of the United'
- States, between the ages of twentv-ono and twee.
ty.two years, and having resided in this state
one year And in the election district tenklaya_ as
aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote, although they
shall not have paid taxes. -
".No person shall be permitted, to vote -whose
name is not contained in the list nf taxable irthab.
itants furnished by the commissioners aforesaid
unless, First: Lie produce a receipt.fo the pay.
milt within two years, of a state qr ciaunty tax
Assessed agreeably. to the constitntion, and give
satiafactorrevidenceleither on hie owl i :Oath or
affirmation of another, that he has paid SSA a tax
or on failure to produce a receipt, abill make oath!
to the payment thereof, or Second: If he claims
right.to vote by being an elector between the ages
of twentrone and twenty two years, he shall de
pose or toolbar tußirinationethaihe as resided in
the state.at leait one year next keforo applies:
lion, and make:such proof orfesidence in the
distriCt as It is required by this act, and that he
doe , ' ; verify i belieye from the accounts given him
that hots of the ego aferesaidond give such oat.
cr evidence - as is required by this act, whereupon
the name of the person so admitted to vote shall
betneerted, in the alphabetical list by the tnseee.
Curs and - a note made opposite thereto by writing
the-word " tax,', if he,shall be admitted to vote
by reasenefhaving paid a tex,or the word " age,"
if he'shall be admitted to vote on account of his
age; and,in either mous the reason, of such vote
shalt.be called out to; the clerks; who shall mark
it in thelist of voters kept by them.
"In cases 'where the name Of the person
claiming to vote is not found on the list furnished
by the, commirisiriners and assessor, or his right .
to vote whether found thereon or not is objected
to by any qualified.citizeui it shall be the duty of
the inspectors to , examine such person on oath as•
to-his qualifications, and if he claims to have re.
Sided within that state for one year. or: more. his
oath shall be sufficient proof thereof, tnit he shall
make proof by at least one cempetent witness, who'
shall be a qualified elector, that lie has been 'yid)
in the db,itriet cor more than ten days next inone
dindely preceding said election; and shill also him.
self swear that his bona fide residence, in pursu
ance of his lawful; calling, is within.the district,
and that he did not remove infthe said district
for the purprre.of voting therein.. •
" Every pergon qualifiedas aforesaid, and who
shall / Make duo proof, if 4 required, of residence
and payment of taxtic titi-aferepaid, shell bo ad.
mittel to vote in the township s - Ward or district
in Which he shall reside.
If - any person shall prevent or attempt to me
'vent' any officere of an election under this act
from holding anal election, or use or threuten s.
ny violencoo any such officer, ,or shall interrupt
of improperly interfere with him in the execu
tion-of his duty, of shall block op or attempt to
block up the window ortavenue' to any window
where the same maybe holden, or' shall 'ironer.
ly disturb the peace at such electron, or shall use
or practice any intimidation, threats, force, or vi.
olence, with design. to influence unduly or oval.
awe any electoror to prevent him from voting,
or to restrain the freedom of choice, such person
on conviction ,shall be fined in any sum riot ex
ceeding fine hundred dollars and be impbsoned
for any timenot less than ono nor mdre than
twelve months.' 'Anil if it shall be shown to the
court where the trial ofsuch offence shall be had
that the person en. offending :Was not
.a resident
of the eity,Ward, distiiet, or township where the
said offence was committed, and not entitled to
Note therein, then, on conviction, he shall ha sen
tenced to pay a fine of not less than one hundred
nor more than ono thousand dollars, and be im
prisoned not less than six months nor more than
two years.
If any person or persons shall in:the-any bet or
Sager ripen the result deny election within this
commonwealth, or 'shall offer tefmalte'arif scab
'bet or wager, either by - verbal proelernation
thereof, or by any written or' printetradvestisc.
meet, challenge or invite any person or pefson s
to !Bake such bet or, wager, upon co,nvictioa
thereof ho 'or they shall forfeit and pai.ttirce
'imes the amount so bet, ofeffared to lie lig.
ENE
The Judges ura to make their returns for the
County of Schuylkill, at the Court llouso in Or
crigsburg, on Friday the 14th day of October, A.
D. 1841:
Givoit under my band and seal at thci Sheriffs
Office at Orwigsburg, and dated August.27ih, in
the yearef oar Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty. two; and sixty.sixth year of the inde
pendence of the United States of America.
'_ JOHN G.'WOOLlSON,Aherillr
Sheriff's Office, Orwigs.'
burg, Aug. 27,1841
DANIEL EL HAA!,
TOWN HALL , STORE.
SAKE pleasure in announctng to, the citizens o
:a. Schuylkill county. that they have just opened in
tho.basemenr story of the Town Hall, on. Centre
street, in-the Borough of Pottsville,, a splendid as,
sortment of . •
- NE i'V .GOODB, ; • ..
'net brought from Philadelphia, where they were se.
lected with great care, and purchased at unusually
low maces—comprising every variety of
Dry Gootis,. Groceries, Glass Ware, Chfrld
' Ware, Queens and Earthen Ware,
Among which maybe fouhd - .
Superfine Cloths, of various colors and qualities.
Blue, Black and Fancy.colored Casslmerei,
. - -Sauinets, Flannels, and Widen-Blankets. ;
Pilate: Lawns. Ginghams, Moritioesand Plaids,
.'Silk. Satin, Linen and Laces, - • . , - .
• Canton Flannel, Hollands andNOnkme, -
hlarseillesand Mafia Vestings, ; .
34,4;4,54,6-4 Muslin% Bleached& Unbleached,'
Silk, Cambric, Gingham and Cotton Iland'fv.
New. and sal error style SurnoterCloths, ,
Cottonadee.and'Beverteens.' '
In fine, a veryleneral2smortinent of , '- , '
Gentlemen's Summer Ware, ,
.. . .
Silk,Cottort, Mohair, Morino & Wors'd Stockings ,
' 'Ladies tnd Gentlemen's Super Kid, Hoskin,,Yark;
tan, Silk, Thread, Beaver 4s , Buckskin Gloves,
Ladies' Silk, Mohair, and 'Picnic Milts, &e.
New Osiris* St. Croix, - Porto Rico, Loaf and'
- • Lump Sugars, - i . • . —',
New Ctrleans,Suga Route. and Syrup Molasses,
i
. Tea and Coffee, of Minus kinds, . ' -.
-, Cheese, Candles, 8 ap,anitVicega.r. •
Salmon • Herring. Mnekerel. Shad and Codfish,
_Dams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef. and Venison,
Olive Oil, Fresh Fruit, and Oat Meal. N.-
• Havanna, Half Spanish and COmmon 'Smart,
• Soda, Water an d Srgar Crackers.
, Sperm Oil, Butter. Eggs, and Lard,
..
Dried Apples and Peaches, - ; -
and alreat variety
. ofother articles, all oew . hich la
be sold at low what-Jar ash, or in ,Exchange far
cou l V9rproduce... - , , .-
Remember the Town Hall Store. •
Pottsville'. May 14 ,' • 2-
.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.. • ,
OVIE subscriber, an auditor appointed by the Or"
pban'ACoprt for Schuylkill county, td audit ard
settle the account of, Anthony Steinberger, Guardia
et ...aryhllUm a taihor child ofJosepa 111111C,lato of
Schnylkill county, deaeased, will al•
tend- to the duties of his appointment, on SatunbY ,
tle' Istdui - ofOctober. 1812, at l I o'clock rl. M. At
hitt office, in - the borough of : faunal°, when al
wtiere all persons interested nicipetified to attend-
•*,: I 4" ' „ WILLIAM F.-REAM , Auditor.-
: Septembei 3, '
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JANES LANG
HAAS & LAING,