Song. .
The token flowery she eu'led
Have lost their bites Of-spriug ;
The lore that often lolled him
Sleeps witty a .Toitelesa string.
Alas! love ever closes, • •
'His sweetest song with sighs;
- • Love evet bathes his irises
• •With tears from maiden's eyes.-
A. mbroin.rng he sings uS,
• Of btooccung skie4 and bowers.
The evening . gifts be brings us—
rale cheeks ail& Withered flowers.
Tag Monxtmvs.--Twii Mormon elders recent
ly visited Cincinnati and deliveted addresses.
They -have furnished the editor of the Republican
with - the following information in relation to the
City4f Nanvolin
.1
commenced,: by the Mormons, being
then aHinall village of some twenty houses, in
November 1836, and touch has been its rapid
growth that it now contains s population of 10,-.
000 souls, and the number is rapidly increasing.
It is 200 mites above St., Louis, upiin the
Aficsie
aippi river, at the head of the Desothines rapids.
They have two extensive steam Saw mills, a large
steam Flooring Mill—a Tool factory, on a hand-,
some scale—a atom any of con
sideraWei wealth fro 4 Staffordshire England, who'
erivestablishing manufacture of the English
Chins ware. TheFhave nutty extensive public,
buildings in the cotyse •of construction. besides
thefsm,i,rniv t ;i d nplejimd : th ere a very large
- number. 4 g houses and stores io the progress
of cionstructiotL% •
A LIPS MI/LSTED 11041 DUELER OF PROMISE.
—The rule 'that herd dollars will heal wounded
soft hearts,it salons, works ways. Men have
been made to suffer, at divers times, for those per-,
juries at which: arteient poets said Jove laughs
but the Boston Posit gives us the first notice of' a
case in which the lady is the sufferer; It seems
that a Miss . Emily 8. Browns of Seabrook, N. H..
promised to .marry a Mr. Pettengill of Amesbury
—et his g special request'. —and assisted him lb
selecting wedding garments, household furniture,
end the like necessaries. During ell this time,
however, she wig -receiving the attentions of a
Mr ! McGregor, with whom, just before the day
fixed for bar marriagiCwith Mr. P., she eloped
and became Mrs. McGregor. , his. Pettengill, deem
ing himself treacherously dealt withithil insulted;
sued the lady for breach of promise, and obtained
a varlet - against her for sl,6oo—which her hUv
bandhad to pay. He found her thus, at least - in
one sense; t dear companion.
Virtue has resources buried in itself, which we
not, till the invading hour calls them from
,
tlztir retreats. Surrounded by hosts without; and
*hen nature, itself IMned traitor; is its most
deadly enemy within, it assumes a nrvr-and su
• perhunuter power, which is greater than itself
Whatever be its areed=whateijer be its sect—
front whatever segment of the globe its orison a
. rise, viva - is God's•empire, and from his thrones
he will defend it.: Though cast into the distint
earth, and iiibaggling on the dim arena ef a hu
man heart; all spectators of its conflict and enlis
ted in its cause. The angels hover over it, the
, banners of archangels are on its side; and from
.sphere to sphere, through the illimitable ether,
? and round the impenetrable darkness the feet
of God, its triumph is hymned by harps which
are strung to,the gloriesof the Creator.—Bayer.
TOSIATO FIGS —Take SIX po9ods of sugar ts.
one pick (or 16 Ibif.) of the fruit. Scald and
remove the akin of the fruit in the - usual way,
Cook them over a fire, there own juice being suffi
cient without the addition of water, until the
'sugar penetrates - and they are Clarified:: They
'cafe then taken out, spread on dishes, flattened,plid
Iriei in the sun. A small quantity of the Bp up
should beoccisionally sprinkled over them .whilst
drying; after which, pack, them down in boxes,
treating each layer with . powdered auger. The
syrup is afterwards concentrated and bottled for
use. They keep well from year to yiar, and re.
tain surprisingly their flavor. .which is nearly that
of the item. quality of fresh figs. The pear slaved
or jingle tomatoes Atnewer the purpose best. Oi..
denary brown auger may be used, a purtion of
which is regainedin the -syrup.
enCEOVULDESSEI IN A WlFL.—Cherlea Dickens,
whose wntings contain much to admire, and
show a keen perception of human character, re•
marks tiprin . this subject, as follows:
if A woman may be of great insistence to her
husband, in i lmainess, by wearing ertcheerful smile
continuilly' on her countenance. A': man's per
plesittei and gloominess are indniSed a hundred
fold when 'his better half moves about with a con
tinual se t c;wl upon her brow . , ATiliasant, cheer
-nit ;rife, is as .a rainbow, set in the sky, when her
libsband'& mind is tnseed with storms and tem
pests: tutr a dissatisfied end fretful' wife in the
-houtof trouble, is like one of those sends who' de
light torture lost spirits."
The Pittsburg Sao of the 2uth instant, thus
speaks of the coal trade in that quarter •
Tne Cciai BOSINEII4.—rhe recent rise in our
rivers hisgiven a new impulse to the coal busi
ness, and extensive preparations are now making
by: thd coal meichente, tolet ready for the- next
rise. The new Tariff impo‘as so heavy a duty,
that it iribeit . ght thee - coal mon from This quarter
will not hen tomompeto in the •New Orleans mar , -
itet with EngtbdreotiL The cunt has long been
-;_depressed—it is hoped that it will now revive.
BILK t 3 itatrattsati.—The editor - of the Little
dock Gazette ;Mentions The re:eipt of 500 skeins
of silk from tisinpstezd county.- The skeins are
= dyed Osriety of colors, all eery- brilliant. The
which is ,Tory beaufiluf,•isilyed - rwith the
Bois d'Arc. or Birtgi:Orange,:sOrce indiginous to
. dist Stale, and,partiogarly the sokthern part of it.
Its texture is veritiie anti even; and fur strength,
finiih . , and brillitincyr - of colors, it will not suffer
by a comparison with most of the foreign silk sold
in the stores. •
"There," said Sireiferal I•Aeo the other day .to
afarmer of i neighboring
. to23rn, who had been
some sos trifling purikaaes at one of. our stores
--t! the Price of that seigir has been raised oars
pstrai a pound oaring to ;the pissage of the Whig
tariff.'
Very well," said ttm other, o I can am, well
afford to Pay k for the tame tariff has also raised
every pound of my wool ?SIN& cent''-.--43burn
Journal..
REDUCTION OP POST►CB IN AUSTRIA.-1 uni
form rate of postage, equal to two pence English
per letter, has been established throughout the,
Austrian dominions, and came into opperation on
theAst inst. A reliction id the rates of postage
in our conntiy ought to be made. There is no
ills so high or dnerous.
They . are manufacturing molasses from- corn'.
etalkS in Indiana—its appearance being very niu:h
like strained honey. It is said to be preferable to
the article made of sugar cane.' Who, half a
century
: since, would have thought of beet sugar
or cornstali molasses!. • fi •
The Globe is din the wink of the Loco - foe('
party with great earnestness: crying out against
the protection of Attierican Indttstry, and denoun
cing Henry Clay as the father of the American
' m. •
iq Mys-4.1 should like, wi.be thrown into a
custard as begs as lake superior; and be compel!,
*ll* eat my way out." • •
KO:U.N T 2 C A ItB0:14
• •
- • ' • SeAuyikill Cott, 01 . v - Pa.
IippEUBEN reepsetfully announces
: I ' 3 ' to his friends and the poblie that he hua tuk.
en this splendid, airy and • delightful establish
. .
•
• `fluent, situated at the termination o
,Ibis Reading and' Philadelphia Rail
Ilia • Rood where he Will be luippy to wait,
on those who vo.it the Coal Region,
on business, or for the' purpose of enjoying the
ilionntain air and water.. The Hefei is large.
finished and furnished in'the best state—and no
piing will be spared to render satisfaction to all
who may favor rit with a visit- Being mash,
-ten' minutes walk of the Borough Of Pottsville,
though sufficiently removedto escape the duet
'and noise of that busyibusiling• place, it is con
fidently believed the it will be found mucir more
pleasant and agreentile, thin - any other Betel in
the vicinity. Attached to; the ficiteCis ia large
and beautiful garden, everlooling the River
Schuylkill, the Sehuyikill.Canal, MountyCarbon
Rail Road. (extending to th'e Mind and therm
to Sunbury) the - Ci.ntre Turnpikei andot the
same time affording a. real and romantic tew of
five Mountains. - The house with
pure mountain spring water. and a Bathing
establishfUenttinrivalled :in, the country: A
splendid plea sure Car is :kept for the exclusive
recconamodation of yisitorti, who may he dispoded
to visit the Mines, or enjoy the wild] and roman
: tic scenery-of the surrounding country. Individ
uals or families.may rely on havinglample room,
-nad every possible attention. •--•
Mount Carbon,Junel9; l l , S4l.• 1 25—tf •
PATENT LUAU FLAy&ROUp-ROPE.
AND GENERAL of
Line, Twine and Cordage Manufactory,
READLNI,a,
THOMAS JACKSON, begs leave; to return his
most sincere thanks to Captains end owners of
Boats, store keepers. his friends and the public gen
erally, for the very liberal patronage and many favors
he- has received during a period of Upwards of 12
years, which has elapsed since be commenced the
above business in Reading, and he would-respectful
ly inform them that after the destmetinn of his man
ufactory by the greaf • freshet. of January, 1841, he
built an entire new and much more extensive Rope- •
Walk, which he has fitted up with nets and improved
ifithehinery orthe best duseiiution, for the manufac
tare of Patent Laid Cordage, rif everyikind, fully e
qual to any in .t he United States. He has alsohdded
to the above, an establishment for-the Manufacture of.
all kinds °flight cords. Bed Ropes, -tinkers, Wash
Lines, Twines, Chalk, Mason, and measuring fines, of
every variety.
T J. would also respectfully inform, all who may
be likely to want the article. that !he manufac
tures Flat Ropes for raising weights !up shafts and
incline planes by steam power. The Flat Rope is
very much use,' in -the mines of Europe. and for the
purpose to which it is applied it has many and great
advaritages-over the common round rope or chain.
T. J. will insure his Flat. Ropes to be made of the
very best material, iu the most careful and experien
ced manner , and by machinery of the best and most
`accurate principle. .An extensive assortment °feeds
of Italian, Manilla. and Ta'r'd Russia' Hemp Rope.
Bow, Stern and Towing lines of all gins, Packing
for steam engines, Lines, Twines and Cordage of ev
ery descriptien. • Ala., Tar, Poch and: Oakum, con
stands kept on hand.
T. J's. best quality Italian hemp canal towing lines
are made on an improved plan of his own, and oldie
best and strongest kind of Italian ,letup, selected in
Italy and imported expressly for his manuf return . as
his long experience in the n eking of towing lines has
convinced hint that they are an article which cannot
be made too good, he has been at greatrpains and ex
pense to produce them perfect.
1 , Orders fol. any thing in'ials,trusiness from a fishing
line weighing I-10th of an ounce, to a thousand feet
I length or 3 inch flat rope weighing 3A tons, or from a
15 inch cable to a cotton chalk line, will be thankful
lly received and promptly executed on !the. most rea
sonable terms. Anything ordered for Schuylkill coml..
ty will be delivered by rail Mad in a few hours, freed
I freight.
P.S.- any quantity of Flax taken at Market price.
Reading. Feb. 19 • - ,
EXTRAORDIN ARV CASE.
Qemiee, May 8,1837.
J)CA SIR:—An article called Dr. Hewes "Nerve
and Bone Liniment," dame, to my knowledgesa
bout t orifmnuthsmince, &rough our friend Mr. Camp
bell; and-I procured a bottle and had used it fur about
a week without any material change, until oco morn
ing I found mrself under the exercise of very uncom
mon feelings} imagining that could I be helped up I
could stand and - ivalk s I requested my family to aid
me, but they were unwilling I should trUst myself on
my 'eel, not having for the last f urteea and a half
years ever even made the attempt to stand: bit my
confidence was so great-that they consented to assist
me from my bed. I found I could use ma legs with
apparent eile,ltut could not, bear inv weight on my
feet. %Vali support, huivever. I could place one foot
before the oilier with a facility that astonished me
and all around ins. They'led me twice acrciss the
moin ; I sat down with feelings of happiness that I
never before experienced; the idea was thati I was
once again to be restored to the world ran through
my frame hke an electric shuck. My family surroun
ded me in tears of joy, and :the excitement sit com
pletely overcome me that I fainted. The same day I
walked three time across the fl .or. again bearing a
little weight at each time op my feet. , I then used
crutches lot a few days, when my strength had
become so far re-established, that I could cross the
Misr without the least aid.: My advaacement irom
flow time has been almost :incredible. 1 can walk
two hundred yards and back with ease, and my chil
dren, ( the bed-rid are otten blessed, like me. with
near a dozed,) have been so overjiryq that they could ,
scareely_eat or sleep, and - Mrs. Corningiseenis to feel
half a score of years younger herselfi, You .111 rec
ollect how ninch bent together I was when yon were
Lai here. 1 have entirely •overcome this. If I look
ed as odd as 1 felt when r began to as k, I would
have been gazed at in astonishment. thi've seen ma
ny °fray old acquaintances. some of Whom did Lot
know - me at all.and others would searecy credirtheir
senses, and would hardly have" beets more astonished,
though one had -•• risen from the dead."; I have now
every confidence that I art,a well man., I think this
article is the must extraordinary of any L ever heard
of. and flat is nut extensively made knolatnto the pub
lic, I think the proprietors are very culpable. If you
know the persuiM in New York sellaig rt,iyou had bet
ter show them ibis letter, and let themirefer to you,
or pualish this if you tli:uk it would aid the distressed.
Remember um to your'family,
Yours, very tru'y;
ETIIAN C. CORNING.
For sale by John S.C. Martin, Wm. T. Epting and
Clemens dir. ?alarm, Pottsville:
May 21, 1811. 2t—ly.
, . Ac i ugo r4ER,
AI the' ,Old land, NJ. 65, ,VJrA'./Croat sired &z at .id e
TkpatELC DOaltS Kohl TUE CuRNEIL OF ARCH
IE=M2M
- 111.anntacturers cot
....,..
White Lead dryand / Calomel.
g roundin Oil, $ Red Precipt,
Red Lead, White 'do `
Litharge, • Vitriol; Alb. '
Chronic Yellow, Sulp.Quinine
do Green • Tart. Emetic
do Red Ether Sulph.
Paten tYellow do Nitric
Sugar Lead ' do Acetic . - '
Copperas • '--- Lunar Cautitic
Ot. Vitriol . Com. , do • ,
Aq. Fortis Acct. Morphia
Muriatic Acid Sulph., do
Epsom Salts Lac.Sulphur
Taft Acid ' Opi.tle Narcot. .-
Sup Carb. Soda Hermes Mineral
Corros.Sult.Merc._, Ethiopa do.
Refiners ofehampnor.SalNitre.Branstone,llorax.
&c. 011'erforsale the above mentioned articles. to
gether with a general assortment of Paints. Drugs
and Dye Stuffs, and evexx_othera nick i nthe Chem•
icala rid Medicine line. • . , t ,
.
Being mnnufcturere of nll thearticlesenumerated
under the above head, they pledge themselvei to
supply their friendi and the public en the most
reasonable terms. 1
I,Vindow and Picture 'Olass.from 68, 4 38,
Oct 1 1837 - - • 48—
,
SEA.Trs BIBLE BIOGRAPHY—With self
eral hundred engravings, being a Biography ofthe
Lives and characters of the principal personages re
tarded in the sacred writings. practically adapted
to the instructiort-ofyouth -l and private families. Just
received and for sale by BANNAN.
May 29 22
B° E DEN PIPE, InittßA NTS,' &c.—The sub
ILA scriber has for, sale Leaden Pipe of various thick
'leases. suitable - for conchicting water to houses. an
other purposes. A Is°. Hid ran ts, StOp Cocks, Cocks
slid Ferrules, of the most approved kinds. Just re.
ceived and for sale cheap by . 0. EANNAN
.April 16. • - 16—
_
, : q.,TEPti EN'S Tit AV, ELS.—Seithen'a Travels
"" in Turkey. Greece, Russia aim Poland, also, E
gypt Arabia, Petrz!a and j the Holy Land. Jast re•
ceised anc for sale by B. HANNAN.
Marehl9 - - 12—
pin%TES & MURDERS..-41istory of Pi
rates and Horrible Murdars. likit received and:
or sale. by • May 28, 2* - B. HANNAN.
fIUgTAIN PAPER — Prints on both soles
7." jest r eceived nod for eale by BANNAIsi .
lone, 4
, , .26—;
IDIERRIAN [NR — Which tioim foi the vise 17' of Steel Peos, just received andlbreide by
• • July 23,30- • , , BANNAN.
Dr: Bedwas BingilVpi. lll and Itelf-.
Ointuleu.4 - • •
ipnicE so, CENTS A BOX-Is one 'of the
• 1 '• best and triost efficacious remedies in those
troublesoMe dt,eascs yet discovered as the fol
lowing certificate will slfow. '
This-is to certify, that--1 was afflicted with
the Tetter in the face; I had large running sone',
all over my throat, chin, neck and cheeks; in
deed I was an bad that 1 was ashamed to go out
without a handkerchief tied over my ii ce. Af.
ter trying all the remedies I could think of,
without the slightest advantage, I 'was advised
to-try Bedwell's Teller Ointment, which after
using, a few - boxes entirely cured me, and I am
pleased to say, that although, the cure has beehi
effeited for some time, there is not any appear
of its returninga., ' SAMUEL DEWEES,
Applesree,• above Poplar Lane.
Philadelphia, July 2, 1833,
BEDIVEWS GREEN OINTAIENTk
For he cure of Felons, Ulcers, old Guts and
Sores. This.invaluable Oilmen has long been,
in use, in ho Ci y and Liberies of Philidelphia,
and is success in curing old ULCIERATED'SORES
and long nary ling WOUNDS, has been ruly as
tonishing. Pries 25 cents a box:
BEDIVELPS COUGH DROPS,
PRICE 25 CENTS iEn. BOTTLE—A most pleasant,
safe and efficacious remedy, for Coughs, Colds
Hoarseness, Weakness ofthe Breats. 4c., produ.
clog rest and ease where all other remedies hive
failed.
The above highly esteemed medicines have
full directions attached to each article. The
public will do well to give them a trial,as many
thicutiand have been cored by their use. Prepa
red by James Betts, corner of 3d and Tammany
streets, Philadelphia. fur Dr. 33,edwell, and for
sale at the Ding and Chemical store of
Jan. 1, 1— JOHN S. C.,IIARTIN;
Agent fur Pottsvilli:und vicinity
PIIIL DELPIELA., RE.4.1111N0, 'AND .
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD.''
ATES OF FREIGHTS ON MERMAN
-111-11' DIZE, between Pottsville and Philadelphia,
from April est, ISV, per ton of 2000
Plaster, Slale,:Tiles, Gypsum and Bricks, 82 10
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber, Marble. Lime,
Tar and Pitch, 2 50
Nails and Spikes, Bar and Boiled Iron,
Hollow-Ware, Grain, Salt, Bark; Lum.
ber, Staves;Salt.tish, Tobacco and Lead, 2 90
.Groceries, Hardware, Whiskey, Ale and
Beer, Oil, Leather, Cotton, Steam En.
Ones and Machinery, Seeds, Butter,
Lard, Tallow, Rags, Wool, -Oysters,
Hides, Hemp, Earthen-Ware and Glue, 4 25
Dry Goods, Wines and Foicign Liquors,
Drugs and Itledieines, Glass, Paper,
China. and Queens-Ware, Meat, Fish
and Confectionary, ' 525
'No Storage will he charged for receiving or de.
livering Freight at any of the Company's Depots
on the !ine, unless allowed to remain over 10 days.
Days of starting oil FrOight Trains,on THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS;ut 3, P. M.
March 26
OAT MEAL.
IlifS economical and nutricious article 'refood
""'hitherto but little knot ht iu this=country, except
by occasional small importations with emigrants
from Scotland Ireland. is manufactured.- and
for sale by the subscribers at their Factory in Phila
delphia, in any quantity equal to any imported. even
superiot., being Ire.)). It is also for sale by most of
the Mer chants in Pottsville, amongst whom are Mes
srs Miller ett.liagverty, William Milnes.& Co. Clem
ens & Paivin. William Philips & Co. Morris & Bro
thers. &c. sc. as, well as by some of the merchants
51inersville an•l Port Carbon.
LEN )I:SING & CHAMBERS.
Manufacturers of ,Flour, oat Meal. & Pearl Bar—
ley. tinnhe Willow St. Rail lined. between 12th and
13th. Phila . November 6. 1841. 45-Iv*
ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
of Pottsville and its vicinity, that he has
moved in town, and offers his professional se-,
ces in all the medical branches ohe public.
Practicing he HomoOpathic system, and if
requested, the Allocepahic, he hopes from long
experience to giiie full satisfaction to such as
will call on him. tie will be ready for profession.
al services o.4tuy tiine at his resiihmee. -
A. D. LIPPE, M. D.
(eenwond, December 49—tf
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
AJ.L nerbuns Labmt claims rtgaitou the Estate
or Robert McDermut, late of the city at
New
. York, deceased,' are regbested to make
known the seine without delav,• to Abigail Me.
Dermot, Eaccutiia, James R. Whiting. E.g. or
Range Uart Executere, in the city of New York,
fir to EDW. OW EN PARRY.
Attorney fur the Executors, Puttsville.
April 16, IG—tf
MEDICINES! .MEDICINES!
DR. %VI Esun's celebrated Camomile Pills
do Sonthinz Syrup for children.
Baron Vnp Ilutcheler's. Herb Pills;
Dam. Goddte'e Female Pills.
Evarei:-Pever & Ague Pills,
Duct;Durres Botanic Pills.
Fur Dyspeptic Persons-hunt's Botanic Pills
,are said tolr superior to any Medicine ever yet
offered bth Publiss
A fresh rupply of the above Medicines, just
received unit lUr sale at t he Drug Store of .
Dec I I po- 'JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
. Philadeiphta Raßcalily
CAU . lON EXTRAOROI 'JAM% _
somit: six or seven of tho Philadelphia Druggists
hayodestrnded to the meanness to try to sell the
imitat.ion or ountcrfeit Balm of Columbia, to stay,
i manse or store the hair, and Day's Liniment, a
cure for Pil e . and all external sores and swellings.
All Druggis and Country Merchants are hereby
warned out to buy either bf these articles in Phila
delphia. as they would be wholly unsalable. All u
sers of theslarticles are warned never t. buy any by
these names without the signature of Comstock &
Cu. on the wrappers,-- 7 1.1ke this notice with you to
test by it. orl‘ou will be cheated. Send to us be let
ter. atls , iew York, and wo will deliver them at Phila
delphia. Balrimore, or any of the Large cities, free of
all freight charges. . comgrocx & co.
sole Proprietors, & wholesale' Druggists,
71 Maideli Lane. New'York.
And by Jahn S.C. Martin. William T. Epting. and
Clemens & Parvin,;Drugg,ists, Pottsville.
May 7,
AGE HOME IN DUS rRY.—
Id 24 BLANK BOOKS.—The subscriber manufactures
all kinds of Blank Rooks, from Cti cents to $l2 each,
which he will warrant to he equal in quality to arty
purchased eltewhe7. at Philaiellph , .l prices. -
April 16 IG-= b. BANNAN.
Qu3l3lEtt PI lq
' and aketphee of ii
merlield. A. M., bt
the Nrethailist Ep
duction by the Re%
and for sale by
D 9 S', SERMONS—Sermons
.ermons, by the Rev. John Sum
e a pre4cher in 'connexion with
ft:copal Church. With an Intro•
Thomas E. Boni.• Just received
May 28.22- B. BAN N A.N.
picToRIAL BlBLE,—With COO Illtritra
ttons, 3 volumes, elegantly bound—priee.s6
Just received and for sale by - •
!fine 25, .26 . - JI.TANNYAN.
■ IFE, OF NAI'O.I6EON..—The Life of Nnu
&Aeon, with 500 Illustrations, cnin,lete in 2 pal:
price $5. Just received and fur sale by C!
March 19,12 " B BANNAN.
ED . % II LEY'S COMMON SC 1100 L 111STO
RY—Jint received 4rid for sale by
May 21; 21— ' B. BANNAN.
%TEEL I'ENS--F.very, variety,. just receives and
'fur axle very cheap by B. BANNAN,
June 11 . r.
PRINTERV'' INK,—In 12 and 25 lbs. Kegs, a
"" Philadelphia prices, far sale by
March 19, t 2-1 13. BANNAN.
LBATKOSS'QUILLS. , —AIbatross Quills, a new ,
an,excellent article, lust received and forsale by,
Juneil I, 21- B. BANNAN.
lAPE:t eIIEAVER TUAN,EVEO,I—
icing Paper and Letter Paper, rifled, at 81.75
ream vi l lsolesale, or. 12; bents per quire retail, to suit
the times. Also a large assortment nipper of su:
poinr quality, at reduced prices. Jest received eau
fur sale by June 4,23 - B E3S NNAN.
OT FOR SAUL-L.-For sale a Lit, situate on
a ,itte Eaiterly side of W:Man street, in the Ltor•
otigh of Pottsville. containing in front on William it.
55 feet, and 110 feet in depth. Terms. $350 cash.
Apply at the office of the 511nere Journal.
May-7
Q.ONdS FOR THE COLD WATCH ARMY,
set to Itftasie, for sale by B. BANN4NI
.lone it ' --r
oTs- FOR SALE,--Two valuable Lots et
h - L4
Cream+ atteet,forake, cheap: , - Apply to ! -.1
. =.= - - -:,, •-•: • . ANDREW RUSSEL . 1
filay2 . 29,1—e tfahaatoagolt=
. . .
THE: MINERS' JOURNAL.
Eroin the.curier" and Enquire
- - „
It would be premistereus in a writer for the read
era of Such a Journal, is the Courier, to address the.r
prejudices, passions hr superstitions. Gotiflcommon
ecnse should at least be possessed' by the readers-of
this paper, and those possessed of such, sad those on
ly, do we care to attract. We wall now assert, lathe
utast- unqualified terms, that an innocent remedy has I
been found, that, will absolutely cure Rheumatism,
and iniffuelcs of joints, if; of twenty years' standing:
The assertion is so broad, that it will tinnily obtain
credence l is CI are aware; unless supported by uncom
mon testimony. Now the testimony given to so
many Worthless quackeries is so abundant. that to die-
Criminate bemeen such, and real matter of fact tes
timony, is veryldifficult. To come at once at a point
that can at once' be appreciated, the proprietors have
resolved to give this remedy to 'the poor, and to Cure
those able to pay for it, before they ask 'pay, and then
leave it to the sufferer to pay what be chooses. We
entreat, therefore.sufferers to call at 71 Maiden Lane,
for some drops (Indian pair) tube taken, and a
Nerve and Bone Liniment fo use outwardly; and if
they will not, by one week's use, become more aur-
Prtstxl and delighted than they ever expected, we will
never asain make such an assertion. Will invalids
now sufrer for the want of this mild, innocent, and
all potent remedy! If they refuse it,- we pity them in
deed.—( N. Y. Cour. 4 Enq., Feb. 19:184.2.
For sale by John S. c. Martin, Wm. T. Riding,
and Cletnens 4.4.: Partin, Dritggists, Pottsville.
May IL
M ERR IC , VEUMIEtGE.
FIVE best medical writers of the present age, agree
in the opinion, that worms are the cause of many
serious and many fatal diseasei in children. .
Their presence may be suspected where the pa
tient has a dry cough,npale countenance, fretd breath,
tumid lip, livid circle around the eyes, disturbed
sleep, variable appetite, alternate Diarhma, Costive
ness, enlouged . stomach, &c. '
These symptoms unless relieved, frequently pro-.
duce epilepsy, apoplexy; maniac, dropsy of the brain,
inflammation of the eyes, palsy, ,hiccup, dry cough.
consumption, croup, dysentery, convulsions, fevers,
&c., which terminate in death.
Front the above, parents and-others having the care
of children, will sea the propriety of being in posses
sion of a audible remedy, against the deleterious effects
of these enimies to the health and happiness 'of chil
dren; Merrick's Vermifuge has proved a ttermin,salb
and pleasant cure, as will be shown by numerous cer
tificates shortly to be published, d'nd is regarded by
those that have tried it, as superior to all others in - use.
It is so pleasent that it may be given to the most deli.
.care child, without inconvenience.
Also, the Pocahantas or li,dian Pills, for the cure
of all biliouidtseases i this pill has proved to be deci
'dedly the best verging pill ever) offered to the public.
1 It has permanently cured the Most obstinate oases of
dyspepsia, sick-headache, jaundice, costiveness, bit ;
T t s choke., &c.. and will prove servicable in all cases
vilile.the pulse is full and hatd, . the skin dry and hot,
laid the tongue coated. Full directions accompany
the Veritifuge and Indian Pill.
Agents for the sale of the above.
W T. Epting. Pottsuille, George Reifsnyder, New
castle, G. Az D. Bast. Schuylkill Haven. llugh Kim ,
ley, Port Carbon. Throughout the state a supply can
always he had of Fred. Klett & Co., Druggists; cor
ner of 2J slid Callowhid streets; Pluladelphia.
June IS, ' s—Cmo.
JAMES DOWNEY,
DESMITULLY laterals the public that
he his brought with hick from New York
this spring, a large attsortment of
LEE
GROCERIES cV LIQUORS,
Which he offers for kale at the must moderate
Philadelphia wholesale. prices, ( freights added,
at tie store house, in the new Stone Building,
next door to his tavern, Morris' addition to Potts
ville, consisting 3f
- ;..Blimk and Green Teas,
Fiallleg Loa', Santa Cruz, Porto Rico, 4S - Neiv
Orleans Sugars,
Rio,itiVil, and St Domingo Coffee,
Sperm & .Cominon Odv, Nlolisses,
White and Yellow Soaps, Tobacco, -
Keg, and Box Raisins,
Wines and Li uors, from common to the jest
quality,
A quantity 6f rved Meat,
Mackerel, from No. l to No. 3, in quarter half
• and lull barrels, •
About 300 Sacks Ground Sall,
60 barrels tape, ior Albany Summer Ale, &c..
May 14, 20—ly
POTTSVILLE ISLAND FOUNDRY.
subscrihers have constantly on hand, a
general assortment of Hollow•ware, Cart
and flagon Boxes, Plough points, Mould Dckards,
Rails and Turn out Castings, djc., and are pre
pared to furnish castings of all binds to 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 facil
ity for and experience ip the inanulacture of cast
ings,.we can confidently proiuise entire satisfac
lion to all who may, favor us with their orders.
11EN DERSON - & FA RRELL.
2 22
PENNSYLVANIA HALL
E public are respectfully. informed that the
kl subsertbers have taken this large and corn
,
. modious establishment. recently' kept
'V.I. by William G. Johrison. To the rui
n*: met patrons of this establishment and
the public generally, the undersigned
pronitse to extend all the necomuiodationtr and
comforts at this house that me,ri - 110 satisfactortty
received, while under the charce of Mr. Johnson.
JOSEPH ‘VEAVER,
JAC011: PETERS.
Pottsville, June 11, . 24
RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS
VIM Subset iber returns his gratefnlacknowl
edgements to the citizens of Pottsville and
others, who stepped forward. to his assistance, af.
ter the loss of his property by fire in December
last, and would also acquaint them and the pub
lic generally, that he- has again commenced
the Drug Business in the house fornierlyoccupied
by Charles W. Clemens, in Centre Street, in the
borough of Pottsville,where may always be had
a general assortment ef
DRUGS, . .MEDICINES,
PAINTS
PILLS,
GLASS, DYE STUFFS.
And every other article in the above line, which
he is disposed to sell on very low and accommo
dating terms.
_N. B. Er Physicians prescriptions carefully
of up at the .hottest notice.
\lay 30, I:3S WM. T. EFIJ,N.G.
20-ty
EXCII.:ANGV:IIOTEI4.
CENTRE STEET,
ITOSITE WNHA LL.
P orrs VILLE. PENN A.
CLARK &
F.SPECTFULLrannonnee to the travelling
Am' community, that they have taken that large
and splendid establishment, the Ex
iles: Mimic Z O TEL, recently kept by Wil
-6" lidlll/ G. Johnson; situate atthe corner
Is • AT ..
it Centre and Ca llownill streets, near
ly opposite the Tows Pau., in the Borough of
Pintsvitle, which has been throughly repaired
uid materially unproved tat the accommodation
of visiters. The lintel is forty feet front on Cen
tre street, and one hundred and thirty-eight feet
nn Callowhill, three stories 'tigh; it is admirably
:iirrivided with Parlors, Sitting. Roams; Reading
Room, and large airy ebambers--the mist spa-
Mau., pleasant and convenient Dining Room to
the country—a new andauperior Bathing Este) ;
lishment—and every convenience and comfort to
render it in all respects) mo-t desirable Hotel.l
No pins Or' expense will be spared to furnish'
the. Table and liar with the best that this and tht.
Philadelphia Narkets afford—and with a deter.
mination to devote their personal attention to the
comfort and accommodation of those who may
favor them with a call—aided by active, careful
and obliging. servants, they hopeto give general
satisfaction. . .
PRIVATE FAMILIES wishing to visit this
highly inicraiing and healthy Coal Region, will
be provided with ['odors and Chambers, which
they feel confident will please the most iastidt-'
one. _
•
The Stabling attached, is large and well con-
Structed, and attentive Ilostlers.—Horses and
Carriages may be - had,atany time to convey per
sons to any part of the country. •
'AI) Omnibus runs from this Hotel daily, Wand
from . the Depot, to meet the Cars, for the accom
modation of persons travelling on the Rail Road.
DAVID CLARK,
JEREMIAUSEITZANGEIEL
35:4
IZEI
August 27
MOG•IBOOKS.,— A variety • of 'song Books. ut64
cents eacbt for sale by , B. BADMAN.
May 28 22::
NEW STORE
ELY * DRUG STORE.
ARRANGE -11r: f FOE 1842.
OLT/ ESTAIILISHED PASSACE'OFFICE.
/00 Pea STREST.CORNEB, 01 1 SOUTII MAST.
rt P . HE subscribers beg leave to call
the attention of- their friends,
P jP. and the public in general, to the
lowing arrangement for the year
11142, tor the.purpose of bringing out Cabin,
Second Cabin and Steerage passengers
By the new line of Liverpool Packets.
Sailing the Ist, 13th and 25th of every. month.
The ships comprising this line are
Geo. Washington, Inderr.ridence,
United States,. Sheffield,
Garrick, • Siddons,
_ Patrick Henry, Roscoe,
Virginian, Stephen Whitney,
Roscius, Sheridan.
By Ike London Pockets,
To sail from New York the let, 10th and 20tf.—
and from London on 'the 7th, 17th and 27th of
each month.
Ontario,
Toronto,
Westminster,
Mediator,
Wenington,.
Quebec,
Philadelphia, St. James,
Switzerland, Montreal,
Hendtick , Hudson, Gladiator,
In connection with thoNmze, and for the put
pose of affordingfitill greatei - facilities to paasen.
gets, the subscribers hare established the
Star line of Liverpool Packets,
To sail front Liverpind on the 7th and 19th of
every month, comprising the followng very su
perior last sailing ships, viz:—
Russell
Glover, Capt. Howes, 1000 tons
Echo, Sill, .850
St. Mark, Alexander, 750
Windsor Castle, Glover, 1000
All of whiEh are nearly new, first class, copper.
ed and copper fastened. The last lour are own
ed exclusively by the subscribers, a fact which,
independent or their long standing in their bu
siness, it is presumed is a sufficient guarantee to
the public which no other 'house in their line can
present. The above ships will be succeeded by
vessels of the same class, in regular succession,
thereby.
.affording passengers an opportunity of
embarking at Liverpool v eekly so that there
will be 'no possible detention. Passengers who
wish will be found with -an abundant supply of
suitable provision for the voyage, at the low rate
of ten dollars. In all cases where the partieede
dine coming out, the money paid for their pas
sage will be promptly returned.
For the accommodation of persons wishing to
send mope) , to their friends, drafts at sight will
be given on the following Bank and Branches,
viz :--.-
On the Provincial Bank of Ireland, payable at
Cork Limerick Clonmel
Londonderry Sligo Wexford
Belfast Waterford Galway
Armagh Athlone Coleraine
Kilkenny &Aline Tralee
Youghal Enniskillen Monaghan
Itanbridg,e Ballymena Barsonstown
Duwnpairick Cavan Lurgan
Omagh Dungannon pundon
Ennis Ballyshannon Strabane
Dungarven Mallow , Moneymoro
Cittehiji------.lSilresh
Scotland—T he City Bank of Glasgow.
Engl itd—Messrs. Phillips 4 Tipladv, London ;
P. 1 . Byrnes, &q., Liverpool. Fur further
parti niers apply or address' ( if by letter post
paid) GLOVER .31. MeMURIZ AY ,
00 Pine sweet, corner 'South, or to
P. W. BYRNES ; 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
AGENTS
Messrs. Andrew C. Craig, & Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas Gough, Esq. Albany.
Benjamin Barman, Esq. Pottsville.
Passages direct from Dublin, Belfast, Lo4on
derry and Cork. The subseriber, is now icudy
to engage Passengers to sail direct from either
of the above named Ports in vessels to bail in the
months of April, slay, and June.
LT' The subscriber, will also engage Passer'.
gers going out from New York to London or.
Liverpool, and transmit money to any part ;of
England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland, on ap
plication at thollinera' Journal offiee.
B. BANNAN.
NEW STORE.
THE subscribers would announce to the public
• that they have taken the store lately occu
pied by J. W. Lawton & Co. and have just re
ceived and opcned an assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Qubensware. &c. among which are
DRY GOODS.
r Blue -Black and Fancy colored Cloth and
Cassimers-Sattinetts-Nlouslin de hi/flop—Chint
zes—Flannels—Cotton -do-.—Checks, Tickings,
Mor;flos— Bleached and Unbleached M ushns—
Winter Vestings—Shawls_:-S.lk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs—Wolsey—Worsted and Cottun
Misery—Mena Hose and Ilan Uuse-rUluves—
Umbrellas, &c. .
GROCERIES,
Rio—Java—Luguira and Browned Coffees—
Loaf and Brown Sugars—Young Ilyson=Gun
poweer—lmperial and Black Teas—Males—
Spices—Syrup—Sugar House and Trinidad MO
laiceß—Sperm and Common Oils—Fish—Soaps
—Crackers—Rise—Raisins and Currants—Hops
—Barley, &e.
QUEENS WARE'.
Liverpool, Granite, Common and Scotch Ware,
Glass Tumblers, Plates, Lamps &c. together
with an assortment of Brushes, Cedar Ware,
Shoiels, &c. To all of which we would invite
the attention of our friends sod of the public
generally, feeling confident that we can give
satisfaction to all.
TROUTMAN & SILLYMAN.
L. V. TROUTMAN,
S' SILLYMAN. i November 20 47
FRESH GROCERIES
Old Goverment, Java, Rio. Laguira and Cuba Coffee.
Porto Rico, St. Croix, and New Orleans Sugars.
Imperial, Young Hyson. Pouchong ¢ Souchong Tea
Double and Single Refined Loaf and crushed Lump
Sugar.
Pickles and. Sauces, a general assortment. ,
Red, White, Yellow and Brown Soap.
Wines and Liquors,
a full assortment..
Porto Rico , Cuba, Sugar House and. Syrup Molasses.
Chocolate. Coco, Starch, Fruit, Rice, 4.c.
Can be b. . a .ht on as reasonable terms as else
whete of E. Q. &A. BENDER - SO' N,
May 0.: oo_
NEW GOODS.
TE subscriber has returned from Philadel
-a• phiairgain with his second stock of Goods
for the season, which embraces a large and lash.
ionable assortment of choice
'Blue Black and //missals Green Cloths,
Saltinetts and Cassimeres,
Summer Naha, Railings, ke.,
Satlins and vislings of various kinds, '
Comprising i general assortment of
_ _
DRY GOODS,
all of which will be cold at the lowest cos.!) pri
ces or made up in the most fashionable manner .
at the shortest notice. My prices I believe to be
lower than the Goods can be purchased else
where. Call nr.d see, and judge for yourselves .
,
April 9, • 37
: JAMES McALARNEY;
PAR MERS 9 MUCK MAN ICAL. ) —Being
treatiic on soil and manures. Also, The 'FAR
MF.II'S LAND MEASURER. or pocket companion
Just received'ar.d for sale by B. BANYAN.
Apri_ 16 16—
mIOE:ANIMAL M AGNETIZER — Or histo
ry, phenomena, and curative effects of Animal
Magnetism, with instructions for conducting the
Magnetic operation, by a 'Physician. Price 25 cents.
Just received and for sale by ' B. BA NN AN,
May - 28 22
EW GOODS.-JOSEPH WHITE
iv
. 8s SUN, lave t,n hand large and general
assortment effresh and seasonable goods, which
will be sold cheap for Cash, of iu exchange for
country produce. •
Aft. Ca:bon, Oct. 3lst. 1840. 4
• DOCTOR P. F. NAG LE—fte-
C.J spectfully tenders his professional services
to the citizens of Pottsville. and vicinity.
His office is at the eorner'Of Market and
"air Adams streets. April 10, 16—tf.
TOOT" _CID EAR ACRE.-11111..);'s Tooth
and Ear Ache drops, a safa-anespeedy cure for
the above diseases. Just received and for sale at
MARTEN'S Drug store. Aprill6,l6--
WARMING & GARDENING.—The cons
st: jilete Farmer, and the complete . Gardener. Jus
received and foriale by -B. BADMAN.
- March 26 - 13 •
scsooL 80018 -Virlsoletale and retail at
"'• Philadelpkiliprices, for sale by
-
Mardi 19, 12— • B. BANNAN.
PitocK&NATlox. -
\
Nov HERE AS in anci by an act of the General
VIF Assembly of tbeCommonwealth of Penn
sylvania, entitled" An tict regulatingthe General
Elections within this Commonwealth, passed the
2d day of July, A. IL 11:39," it is made the auty
of the Sheriff of evevreounty to give public notice
of such election to he holden, and to make known
in such notice, what officers are to be elected:
Therefore,
• I, JOHN G. WOOLISON,
High Sheriff of the county of Schuylkill, DO visas
KNOWN by this advertisement to the electoril of
said county of Schuylkill, that a
General Election
will be held in the said county, on TUESDAY,
the 11th day of OCTOBER next, at the several
districts thereof, av follows, to wit: l
1. The electors of the borough of Orwigsburg
will hold their election at the Court Hodse, in the
borough of Orwigsburg.
2. The electors of East Brunswig township"
will hold their election at the house of Henry
Lutz, now occupied by John Boyer, in the town
of McKcansburg.
4. The electors of Pinegrove township will hold
their election at the house of the late John Bari,
now William Lutz, of said township.
5. The electors of Wayne township • will hold
their election at the house of Leonard Sholl; int
keeper, in the town of Friedensburg.
6. The electors olUpper Mahantongo township
will hOld their election at the house of Peter Yo.
der, formerly Samuel Moyer in said township
7. The Electors of, Barry township; Including
the house occupied by
_Mr. Rawn, will hold their
election at the house of Isaac Dengler, in said
township.
8. The electors of Porter township will hold
theirelection at the house ofJacub Heherling, Jr.,
now late in the occupancy of Samuel Kimmel,
in said towuship
9. The electors of Lower Mahantotgo township
will hold'their general election at the house of
Joseph Osman; in said 'township
-10. The electors of West Penn township will
beta their election at the house now occupied by
Moritz Fin-rider, in said township.
11'. The electors of Union township will hold
thew election at the house elJunir Eisenhower, in
said township.
12. The electors of Rush township will hold
their election at the house of Jacob Faust, inn
keeper, in said township.
13. The electors of Branch township will hold
their election at the house of Jacob Henn, in the
village of Llewellyn.
14: The electors of the borough of I.linersville
will hold their election ut the house of Johii Moon,
.in suid%orungh.
15. The electors of Schuylkill township, real.
ding east of a point from the township line of
Manheim, in a straight line with the Old Forge,
including the same, from thence to the house
DOW occupied by Jacob Winnow., including the
saute, and continuing from thenee.in a straight
h ue to Rush township hue, shall hold their gen
eral clectiou at the house of Frederick Bensinger,
Jr. in the township of Schuylkill, in the said
county.
4 16. The qualified voters residing in the town
ships of Norwegian and Schuylkill, in the county
of Se:iuylkill, within the following describrtd,
bounds, shall hereafter be a separate elecitan die.
trim, viz: Beginning on the line between the
townships of Norwegian and Manheinut from
thence a straight line to the house now oecupied
by John Penman, includifig the same—from
thence to the Norwegian c4cli—trorn thence to.
the farovlinuse of F. B. Nichols, Esq. includinv,
the same—from thence a straight line to the Ike
bet Ween the townships of Norwegian and Barry—
from thence following the township lines of Barry
'and Bush eastward tovt point—from thence in a
straight line southward to the Old Forge, exclu
ding the same—thence to the house now accupi• it
by Jacob %Vollmer, excluding the same, alio
thence in a straight line to the place of begun_
log, excluding the town of New Castle,- and the
qualified electors residing within the before
described buunds shall hold their election at
the Port Carbon House, in the town of Port Car
bon
17. Ail the qualified electors, residing on the
east side of Norwegian street, in the borough of
Pottsville,-aforesaid, including that portion of the
electors of Norwegian township who have hereto
fore voted in said borough, shall form another and
seperate election district, and hold their election at
the public house offi. J. Mills.
19. The electors of the borough of TatßaqUa
will hold - their election at the school house lit said
borough.
29. That the electors of Manheim township
lying souttpenst of the following lit-lei—commen
cing at the township line of Wayne and Ilan
lienti townships on the Summer Hill, thence along
the Sumner Hill and Orwigahurg roan, to the:
house of Widow Sweicker,nnd the house ofJohn
Dewalt, excluding th, same, thence to;the hitu.e
of Philip Womb. llcr, thence to the house of John
Delbert, at the Centre turnpike; thence to the
house of John 13dir, thence to the house of Philip
Rock; thence to the house of John Shane, Jr. in
cluding the same; thence to the townships, line
of said Minheim and Schuylkill townships, shall
hold their general elections at the Court !louse,
in the borough of Orwigsburg. .
21. The electors of the remaining part of Man.
beim township, will hold theii election at the
house of Philip Boyer, innkeeper, in the town at
Schuylkill Unveil.
Al. which time and places are to be - elected by
the freemen of the county of Schuylkatl:
need to pay is flute of uot less than one bunched
nor more than one thousand dollars, and be
prisoned not less than six months nor Were than
two years.
Unity person or persons sharp malte any bet or
sager upon the result of any election within this
commonwealth, or MIA ornr to inake any such
bet -or. wager, either 1.1 verbal proclanyition
thereof, or by any writteril or printed ildrestise.
merit, challenge or invite any person or persons
to make such bet - or wager, upon conviction
thereof he or alley shall (bribet and pay three
times the amount so bet', or-offered to be beL,
The Judges era to make their returns for the
-county of Schuylkill, at the Court Ho - use in Or
wigsburg, on Friday the 14th day of October, A.
D. 1841.
Given under Inv hand and seal at the Sheriff's
Office at Orwigsburg, and dated August 27th, in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty two, and sixty-sizth year of the lode.
pendenes of the United States of America.
JOHN G. WOOLISON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Orwigs
burg, Aug. 27.1842.
One Person _DANIEL B. HAAS. .Jaeres LAI NG,
One Person
For Member of the House of Representatives of
the Commonwealth of Penn'sylvania.
One Person
For Frotlionolary and Clerk of the courts of Quar
ter Sessions and Common Pleas.
One Person
For Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Or
phana! Cowl
One Person.
For County Commissioner
One Person
For Director of the Poor
For County Auditer.
Two Persons
For Trustees of the Orwigsburg Academy in the
county of Schuylkill.
The general election and election for inprectors
and judges. M be opened between the hours of 8
and 10 Welock in the forenoon, and shall, goblin.
no without interruption or adjournment until 7
o'elock in the evening, when the polls shall be
closed.
In pursuance of-en Act of the General Assem
bly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, enti
tled " An Ackrelating to the election of this Com
nonwealth," passed the 2d day of July, A. D
1839, Notice is hereby given,
'• That every person, excepting justices of the
peace, who shall hold any o ffi ce or appointment
of profit or trust- under the government of the
United States, or of this State, or any city, or in.
corporated district, and also that evigy member
of congresi., and of the state legislature: and of
the select or corrn.lar council of any city, or ,
commissioners of coy incorporated district, is by
law incapable of holding or exercising, at • the
same time, the office or appointment of judge,-
inspector or clerk of any' election of this .com
menwealth, and that no inspector; judge, or
other officer of election, shall be eligible to any
office to be then voted for." •
And the said Act of Assembly, entitled" An
Act, relating to. the elections of this Common
wealth," passed July 2, 1839, further provides as
follows, to wit:
'That the inspectors and judges, chosen as
aforesaid, shall meet at the respective places ap.
pointed for holding the election in the districts to
which they respectively belong, before nine. o'-
clock in the morning of the second Tuesday Oc.
tober, in each and every year, and each of said
inspectors shall appoint . one clerk, who shall.
be a qualified voter of such district.
-" In case
.the person who shall have received
the second highest number of votes for inspector,'
shall not attend on the day or denizen, then the
person who shall have received the second high
eat number of votes for judge -at. the next, pre.
cedingelection shall act as inspector in his place.
And in ease the person who shall hive received
the highest nuniber of votes for inspector shall
net attend, the person elected judge shall appoint
an inspector in his place:; and in case the' person
elected judge shall not attend, then the inspector
who received the hignest number of votes shall
appoirit a judge in his place; and if aejf vacancy
shall continue iri the board for the ep#.o of one
hour after the timii, fixed by law for • opening
of the electien,Vie trialifidd voters o the town.
ship, ward or owner, fur. which Bleb' officer
'sh a ll have been elected. present' at • the mace - of
olcction,shall elect ono of their number to fill such
vacancy. '
'tt..lt Shall be tha duty of said assessors res Pee.
lively to attend at the place of holdrog every g en ,
oral special or township election dtwing the whole
time said election is kept 'open, for the plumose of
giving information to the inspectors and- judges
when called on in relatiun• to the right of any
person assessed by them to vote at such election,
or such other matters in relation to the assess.
manta of voters as the said inspectors or: jvidge.
or either of them shall from , tiwu to time re.
quire.
. . ,
"That no person shall be, perinffted to vote at
any election, as aforesaid, other thaw a white
freeman of the age ofqwenty.one years ur more,
Who shall have residedwithin the state - at least
one year, and in the election district where ho
utters to vote at least.ten days immediately 'pre-
ceding such election, and within two years paid
'a state or count! tax, which shall have been as. '
sessed at least ton davit before the eletion. But
a citizen ! litho United-States, who had previotis
ly been a qualified voter of this state, and -re
moved therefrom and returned,,Ttnd who shall
have residedin the election district, and paid
taxes as afiireeaid shall be entitled tO vote after re.
siding in this state six months: Provided that the
white freeman, citizen of the United States, who
had preiiously been a qualified voter of.this state, .
and removed therefrom - Lod returned, and who
shall.have residel in the election e:ietrict,,and ;',
paid taxes as afliresaid, shall be entitled to vote "
after residing in this state six munths: Provided,
that the white freemen citizens of the United •
States, between the ages of twenty-one and t.ve..,.:•.'
ty two years, and . having resided in tlits 4ate
one year and in the election district.teu d.iye as
aforesaid, shall be entitled to vote, although they
stall not have paid taxes.
"No person shall be permitted to .vote whose
name is not contained in the list aftaxable inhab
itants furnished by the commissioners as aforesaid
unless, First: Ho produce a receipt for the pay.
ment within two years, of a state or county isi
assessed agreeably to the constitution, and give
satisfactory evidence either on his own oath or
affirmation of another, that he has paid such a tar
of on failure to produce a receipt, shall make oath
to the payment thereof, or Seco nd: If he clamms a
right to vote by beinrrun elector between the ages
of twenty-one and twenty two years, he shall de.
poseuroath or affiirniation, that he has resided in
the state at least one year next before ills applica
tion, and make each proof of residence iii the
district as it is required by this act, and that lie
does verily believe from the accounts given him
that he is of the age aforesaid, and give such oth.
er evidence as is required by this act, whereupon
the name of tbe poison 'so admitted to Vote shall
be inserted in the alphabetical list by the insure.
tors and a note made opposite thereto by writing
the word " tax;, if he shall be admitted to vote
by reason of having, paid a to x,o,r the word "age"
dile shall be admitted to vote On account of his
age, and in either case the reason of such vett
shall be called out to the clerks; who shall' mark
it in the list of voters kept by them.
" In all cases where the name of the person
claiming to vole is nut found on the list furnished
by the commissioners and assessor, or his right
io vote whether Ibund thereon or not iaolopeted
to by any qualified eitizin t it Oital be the duty. el
the uispeetors to examine such person on oattuaa
to his ILlOUlltielltt6OS, and if lie claims to have re.
sided within-that state for one yeily. or mold, his
'oath ells!l be sufficient oroof thereof, but he ellen
make proof by at least tine competent witness, who
shall be u qualified elector, that lie has been 1, till
in the districtrui inure than ten days next twine
diately preceding said election, and shall also him
self swear that his bona fide reselenee, in pursu
ance of his lawful calling, is within the di-4mi,
and that ho did not remove in the said district
fur the purpose of voting therein.
" Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who
shall make due proof; if required, of residence
and payment of time, as aforesait4 shall be ad
mitted to vote in the-township, ward or &Arid
in which he shall reside.
If any person - IMM! prevent or attempt to pre.
vent any officers of an election under this act
from holding such election, - or use or threaten a.
ny violence to any such officer, or ahrill interrupt
es improperly interfere with hint lit the execu
tion of his chary,- of shall block up or attempt to
block up the window or a avenue to any miaow
where the same ma)) be holden, or shall riotous.
ly disturb the peace at such election, or shall iris
or practice any intimi4ation, threats, force, or vi
olence, with design tomilience unduly or mei.
awe any elector, or to iprevent him Irorn vo'imr,
or to restrain tfie freedom of chorea, such peas in
on conviction shall be fined in any Kiln not ex
ceeding fire hundred ilollars and be imprisoned
for any time not ress than one nor More than
twelve months. And if it shall be shown to the
court where the trial of such offence shall he had
that the person so offending was not a resident
of the city, Ward, district, or township where the
seed offence was committed, and not entitled to
-vole therein, then, orreofiviction, ha shall he sea
TOWN HALL STORE.
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HAAS & LAING,
ripAKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens o
■ Schuylkill county, that they have just opened in
the basement story of the Town Ball, on`Centre
street, in the Borough of Pottsville, a splendid as
sortment of
NE V GOODS,
just brought from Philadelphia; where they-were se
lected with great care, and' purchased at unusually
low prices—comprising every variety of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Glass Ware, Chtna
Ware,- Queens and Earthen Ware, .
Among which may be found
Superfine Cloths. of various colors and qualities,
Blue. Back and Fancy-colored Cassuneres,
Sattinets, Flannels. and %Vogler) Blankets.
. Prima clawns, Gingham, Morinoesand Ptaids,
S Ik. Sala: Linen and Laces,
Canton Flannel, Ilollands and Nankins,
Marshillesand Valentia Vesungs,
34,44, 5.4.6.4 Muslins, Bleached & Unbleached,
Silk, Cambric, Gingham and Cotton Iland'is.
New and, su, error style Summer Cloths,
Cottonades and dlevertiens,
In tine, a very general assorunent of ,
Gentlemen's Summer Ware, -
Si ik,Cotton. Mohair, Morino & Wors'd Stockings
Ladies' t nd Gentlemen's Super Kid, Iloskm, York
. tan, Silk, Thread, Beaver & Buckskin Gloves,
Ladies' Silk, Mohair end Picnic Mitts, &c.
New Orleans, St. Croix; Porto Rico, Loaf and
Lump Sugars,
' New Orleans, Sugar Home, and Syrup . Molasses.
- Tea acd Coffee, of various kinds,
Cheese, Candles, Soap and Vinegar,-
- Salmon. Honing, Mackerel.. Shad and Codfish,
Rams, Shoulders. Smoked Beef, and Venison,
Olive Oil, Freah"Fruit, and Oat Meal,
Jlavanna, Half Spanish and Common Scots, .
Soda; Water anti Si: gar Crackers.
Sperm Oil. Butter, Eggs, and Lard,
-Dried Apples and Peaches,.
and a great variety of other articles, all of which will
• be sold at low prices for caZ. or in Exchange lot
country produce.
Irr Remember the 75ten Hall Store.
Pottsville: May 11,
HAMS & - SHOULDERS.
1131 RIME Western-Hams, I cured, wits
A. without smoke,) • . •
Shoulders & Sides,
Hostun Smoked Beef,' ,
Bitqgna Sausage, • -
• Smoked and Pickled Salmon,
-Hellcat add Massachusetts Medial:o, -
St.ad, Smoked Herring, Cod Fish, &c., ,•
for:solo at Q:&•A, HEN DFIPVPA. •
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