'9. Segast"!-§air or W Au.—The steam ship of
War Union, aim lying at the .111avy Yard at Wash
tegton,-is a marine monster, and will prove a ter
•fible engine of destruction against an eoemyo7
Her tonnage is near IWO, and she, is propelled
by a hertz mtsl wheel submerged some 15 feet be
low the surface. Thier.vbeelis protected by a sort
of false bottom, so that it may be considered alto
tether -Within the boat. Her armament is eight
68 pounders, for solid or hollow slick and her
spie.d is 12 miles per Dour. Her bow is exceeding
ly, sharp, and is built pigenn-hreasted; so as to
'anise an enemy's ball ancr-attleur it any but a
large angle, and it is said that even in this case
her powers of reaistence are uncommonly great.
The particular purpose she is intended to serve
is to meet broadside on, and cut en enemy's ship
in two, and this favor, it is supposed, she can
effect for any manna edifice now afloat. After
the concussion she is to back her engines and re
tire for another attach on the second enemy, or to
allow her boats to pick up the surviving crew of
her vanished toe; and what is more astonishing
than all is that her eneinery .is so constructed as
suddenly to , 'itaft its place, without detriment
or derangement. This last precausion is necessa
ry to her effectiveness for the purpose -intended.
the is in abort represwed as a sort of steam mar
ine battering ram, or Roman beaked trireme, with
the modern advantage of the steam engine and
Paixban gun.—N. Y. Aurora.
41'astrorst, WEDDlNG.—there was a wedding
in the Hall of the Washingtonians, in Court street,
lest evening. The spacious hall Was nrowded'ul
most to suffocation, at en eartthour, with lady and
gentlemen tetotal!ers, who 'assembledto witness
the ceremonies. After the arnval of the Rev. Mr.
Neale and the o happy, couple," a Motel song was
sung by Mr. Plymptin. The Rev. Mr. Neale
then, after , a few appropriate remarks, performed
the solemn ceremony and offered a prayer, after
which the bndegroom made a short speech, in
which he expressed a. hope that be might keep
the pledge of conjugal love as faithful as he hid
that of total abstinence from all intoxicating
drinks. The President of the Society then pre
sented to the bride and bridegroom a glass of pure
cold' water, desiring that they would both partake
of it, as, henceforth, they were to drink of the cup
of joy and sorrow together. Sentiment were
then offered and drank in bumpers of cold water—
songs were sung—and the happy pair, accomps•
nied by a few friends, retired amid the cheers of
the audiance.—Boston Transcript.
Perhaps one of the most singularfeaturee in the
present singular aspect of Commercial affairs 'a
that at New Orleans, the last accounts quote Ex
change on London at par to one half per cent pre-,
~ Nine per cent under actual par, and ;
scarcely a buyer to he found at that. 'Dui currency
therefore in New Orleans, in which Bills of Ex
change are paid for, is actually better by nine per
cent, than the English legal tender of gold. In
What a strange predicament has legislation placed
the Commercial community. Where too are the
English and French agents? Are they et last
driven put of the, Consignment market that they
do not avail themselves of an opportunity like this!
Such a elate of things absolutely puzzles us. It
sets , a defiance 'all ordinary mercantile calcola
tions.—N. Y. Courier.
Toe FIIIIIRCEI Art.sirric tikrEssiEns.—The
Paris correspondent of the National Intelligencer
rays The fourteen French trans-Atlantic
steamers of 450 horse power, are in forwardness ;
three have been launched, the rest, It is believed,
will be ready for sea in the course of next year.—
Fri besides, of 220, are on the stocks. TSidl.e
years ago, the French stem navigation was scarce
lv mentioning. Aripresent therelare thidy
five vessels from 400 to 230 horse power, twenty
two of 160 or thereabouts, and nine of lower num
ber. The Ministry, or Department of Finaneo.
employs, or ratber pay, ten steam packets; tte
Ministry of War is constructing steamboats as
trensports, in which the soldiers Will enjoy spe
cial accommodation.. The whole number of boats
of :different dimensions, employed by private or
conapany enterprise is girien at three hundred.
A Trtimt.—They New York Express says—
!. The ingenuity and skill of rogues' at the pres
ent time, we believe, is unprecedented. A new
method of making money has recently been de
vised—that is by taking six one hundred, fifty,
.twenty, ten, orfive dollar bills, and so to cut them
,up as to make SEVEN bills, thus gaining one in
'six The Banks have paid these apparently mu
tilated bills, but they have multiplied so fast that
lately they have determined to pay them no lon
ger. This is the only method to put a stop to
ME
ClnnTlrO A JOKE TOO ran.—A late number
cif tive Tennessee Review, states that a bl i p of in
dictment had been found against George ISmith.
John H. Tab!), ',often Duke, James PeaCee, and
Lerov_ Brown, for the murder of a slave he - kriging
to a Mr. Millet. They had all got ine,'a drunk
en spree. and under the infltience, of liquor, enti
ced the negro into a loft, and hung him fur fun,
'intending to cut him down in a momont or two
before life should be extinct. Their drunken frol
ic was carried too far—the negro died.
PITERDICTED AHRI All ES.—The Synod of
New Jersey convened in the First Presbyterian
Church at Elizabethtown, on Tuesday last. A
mong other interesting matters brought before the
meeting, was a resolution from Elizabethtown
Presbytery, requesting the Synod to call upon the
General Assembly, at its next meeting, to take the
constitutional steps to rescind the rule forbidding
a man to marry his deceased wile's sister.
Mr. Williams, formerly a member of Corgress
from Massachusetts- 7 und who distinguished him.
self while there by a speech in which he said the
laborers in some countries of Europe were allow
ed no meat, and were the better (or it—has been
nominated for Congress by the Locdoeos, in the
ninth district. Mr. W. has obtained t h e soubri
quets;if Mr. INi r o-meat Williams.
`A'negro_man was shot in Cit4innati, last week,
stints in the act of rubbing a house—he died in
about Iwo hours after receiving the wound, but
not until tiS made some thecloatires.
CHE•P PU HLIC 1 '710E5-. 7 " THE L•f•T OF THE
B•tioiss," . anew work by Deliver, price 25 cents
in Soak form. will. probably tie received to-day. It
is said to he one of the best eff.irts if this celebra
ted novelist.
Tue Wes Tent( CirTIVI, or the Times ol
corncob, by Mrs. Saha Smith, price 25 cent!
Tile LAST OF TOE BCLENFINALLS; a nov,
the author of the Percival Family, price
Flhain. Paul Clifford, Devereux, Eugene A
ram; Disowned, and the Last Days of Pompeii,
price each 25 cents—for sale at this office. <
I aiiirov.,7complete, for 25 cents.
PiiiNsEaa QUIDIII, a novel by the author ol
Paul Pry.pricel2i cents.
Rirxzi, or the last of the Tribunes, p;ice 25
ECM
LAIDIG ' S ANI M•L CHEMISTRY, price 25 cents.
AGIIICULTUR A L CHEMISTR Y, price
25 cents
De,athe
On thenh Inv., WILLIAM lIsNRY, son of... Neck
and Rebecca Epiing„ag,ed 4 months, and JO nays.
LUDVIGH:S GERMAN AN U 0:VGLISII
GRAMAIERS—Jest received mod for eeleby
Oct, 22, 43 13.-BANNAN.
PaesiaysTiiiN Lisavni..-It has been remark. ,
ed and most true, that the three ordinary secrets of
Health are early rising, exercise, and 'personal clean-}
lines,: Personal cleanliness all hare in their power
to observe ; but to many, early rising:. is inconvenient,
and exercise impossible, in consequence of3he na
ture of their worldly avosatiots. To those the use of
BRANDREIII . II VtGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILES would
prove' of great value in the proiervation of that naval
uab le blessing—health.
The peen lia raction of these Pills is most surprising;
their operation being more or less powerful, accord'
ing to the pureness of the circulating fluid. `= On a
person in a fair state of health, who is only costive
or slightly bilious, they will be scarcely felt ;on the
contrary, if the complaint be chronic. and the consti
tution be much deranged. the effect , generally at first
is most powerful, until the system be freed from some
of its most vitiated and turgid humor. This accom
plished, doses sufficient to cause two or three copious
evacuations, daily, will soon remove the disease, and
the constitution will be restored to a state of health
and renewed vigor.
Purchase in Pottsvilleitif Wm. Mortimer, Jr. and
of the agents pultdisbed in another part of this paper.
THE COAL TRADE.
. i 0..... e.
: .11.6 ~... 11 - 4‘o • •
kz..ollL=.
The shipments this week have decreased a little,
and will continue to decline until the close of the sea
son. a period orabout four weeks. '
Boats have been scarce during the week.
The ceMand is gradually slacking off, and prices
remain without change, on board, at Philadelphia.—
The rates of freights to Eastern ports also remain
without change.
The shipments from the Lehigh region amounts, up
to the 25th Inst., to about 229,V00 tons.
Schuylkill Coal Trade.
Shipments of Coal for the week ending on Than
diy evening last: .
Prom Pottsville and Port Clabon, . 8.758
Schuylkill Haven, 5,582
• By Rail Road
Schuylkill Haven,
Pottsville,
Per last report from Pottsville & P. Carbon, 265.830
.. " from Schuylkill Haven, 166,869
Total. 449,949
The above includes, the total shipments by Canal
and Rail Road. up to the present period:
Pottsville to Philadelpinv,
•• to New York.
The freight from Schuylkill Haven by Canal is from
5 to 10 cents per ton less than from Pottsville and
Port Carbon. .
Little Schuylkill Coal Trade.
Coal shipped from Port Clinton, for the weekend.
ing on Thursday evening last,
Oct. 20 Kentucky. 56
21 11. Mothers, 53
" 21 Levy, • 54
" 22 Jack, No. 22, 56
" 22 Eeho, 56
" 24 Robin holt, 53
" 24 Monster, - 56
" 26 Mary Ann. 55
" 26 Teetnta;er, 41 54
27 No. 11, $4
to 548
Per Iknet, • IS9 10685
Sundry Shippers, 6 340
Per Last,
Total
Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad'
• The following is the amount of Coal transported on
this Road, for the week ending on Thursday evening
last. Tons . 7.043,10
Last Report, 176,390 03
Total,
By !Leading Rai)roacl. 1,827 07 'Bona,
WM. NEWELL, Collector,
111111 Creek Rail Road.
Amount of coal transported on this road for the
week ending Oct. 27th
Per last repoA,
Total 38,014
CEO. HA DEST'Y, Collector
Schuylkill Valley Rail Road.
Quantify of Coal transponed on the Schuylkill Val.
ley Road, week ending on Thursday, .1.253 tons
lest return 70,171 a
Total
Mount Carbon Rail Road
The total amount of coal transported on this road
up to Thursday evening last, is 2,326 tons
Per last report , 81,056
Total, 83 382
NATI! AN CLEAVER, Collector
Our Markt,
CORRECTED WEEKLY. POTTSVILLE. Oct. 22, 1842
Wheat Flour, pr Bbl $5 37 Bacon, per lb. 6
Rye do cwt. 1,75 Pork, " - 44
Wheat, beta 1,00 Hams, " 10
Rye, , " 58 Potatoes, bushl 33 ,
Corn. " 55 Pia ger, ton 5,00
OniS. .. 33 I ,llay. " 15,00
Eggs, doz 9 Tunothy,s'd, bell 2,50
Butter, ° lb 12, Clover " " 5.00
9:7' THE VERY REV. DOCTOR 1110RIARTY.
—Will deliver a discourse in St. Patrick's church, on
Sunday morning next, nt 10 o'clock ; to aid the corn
pletion of theOrphan'sAsOum. For.the better accom
modation of those who may be disposea to attend,
the Building committee have determined to dispose
of tickets for admission nt 50 cents ench,,, which can
he procured at Miller & Haggerty's, Mrs. Mason'eand
John J. Shoemaker's, Pottsville. Hugh Kinsley's. Port
carbon, and at the door of the church. Oct. 29,
11l ATHENI AN INSTITUTE.—Thursday even
ing, Nov. 3d, 1842, question for discussion :-- Do ff.
males exert as great an influence in society as males.
Affirmative—Messrs. Leib,
.Nice and Pritter.
Negative—Nlessrs. Fogarty, Needle and Palmer.
The Ladies and Gentlemen of Pottsville are re
spectfully invited In attend.
Debate to commence at 7 o'clock.
Oct. 29, CHARLES LEIB, Sec'y.
INDIA RUBBER SHOES
J UST received by the subscribers a n extensive as
snrimr•nt on - nen s, womens and childrerra Figured
and Plain India Rubber Shoes, which they will sell
cheap Ihr ca.h. S. & J. FOSTER.
October 29, 44
STRAY DOGs—if Brindle Bull Terrier Dog
I came to the residence of the subscriber. on Tues
'day last. The ()wilts can have him by calling on the
subsciber. . MARTIN GOLDA N.
' , Oct. 29; 44-1" Monnt Carbon.
MIL ASTER & SALT-150 tons of Platter, and
M. 150 sacks Ground Salt. for sale by
Oct 29, 44. AIILLER & !JAGGER-I'v.
ripIHE Public will see the pmpriety of the following
N- Rutsa. adopted arid published by the PHILADEL
PHIA AZ. READING RAIL ROAD COMPANY. which they
purpose la have strictly eaforced, to guard against
future. a , cidents, and prevent any further destruction
of the company's property :
The Public are informed that the Rail Road and
itsRIDGM:B are not a common thoroughfare. and that
any rson or persons. riding, driving or leading Cat
tle)e o er the Rail 'Road and Its Bridges, or permitting
the ewe to trespass thereon, contrary to the provi- .
-ghat' the acts of Assembly, in such case made and
will hedealt with according to 12%7.
SMOKING on any of the Bridges is express
ibited under a penalty of TEN DOLLARS.
All persons are cautioned not to pass over the
_Ampany's Badges, between sunset and sunrise,
411 hoot the permission of the watchmen, who are nu
t horized to stop any individuals at all hours, whom
•
they have reason to suspect.
TUr Should these Rule p be disregarded the Com
pany w ill not be answerable for the consequences.
October 29,
8200 REWARD.
W ILL I's given for sat h information, as may
lead to ills discovery and conviction -of the
person or persons, who placed an obstruction on the
track of the Plioadelohia Reading & Pottsville Rail
Road, near Port Clinton. on the afternoon of the 17th
throwing the Engine cattle track, and causing
the loan of TWO LIVES.
All good cit-zene, who wish ro see such villany as
the above properly punished al well as other recent
outrages upon the lives ani property of the commu
nity, are earn2mly requested 19 give all the informa
tion in their power on the subject. either personator
by letter, -to .
G. A: NICOLLS
Reading Depot,/ Super't 'Transportatio n, October 18, 1812 f P. R. St. P. R R.
Octcber . 29, 1812. 91—
14.310
1,827
1,082
17.250
Freights.
, 90
92 50
Bomb. Tons
205 11039
410 22612
GEORGE WIGG AN, Agent.
184.433,13
1,514 tone
37.000
77,421
11. H. POTTS, Collector
NOTICE.
17EAP . BOOKS. • '
rrIHE subscriber offers the, following Books
a• for gala atevery low prices named t
Nicholsun's Ca penter's Guide
I.h
i IN- 00
Clark's Comm ntary on the New TeXta.
ment, 1 voluina . 250
Life of Christ, ;by the, Rev. John Fleet-
wood; with plates, large quarto volume 3 50 .
Life of Onivin ,1' . : 621
Diversions of pollycot, or Mothers.art of
Thinking I I 371
Chattner'S Evidence of Christianity . 371
Popular Infidelity, by the Rev. Herman ,
Hooker 1 • " , 75
Doddridge's Flintily Expositor j 3 00
Tytler!s Universal, History, being 6 vole:
of the new York School District Li-,
brary _ j ,250
Memoir et the Rev. Joseph Sanford , t 75
Biography of Peggy Dow,by Lorenzo Dowj 50
Drew on the Resurrection of the Soul 1
. 00
Huebner's Bible Narratives l5
Keith's Demonstrations of the Truth of
Christianity '1
37k.
Paine's Political Writings, 2 volumes 250
Webster's Bible .2 50
vilisge Sermons .1 87&
The Artist's and Mechanic's Repository IOD
The Village Blacksmith 62}
Catechism of iron, or the Merchant's and
Mechanic's complete Geode t ! i.) the Iron
T:ade 100
.
Ewing's Principles of Elocution Ml
Newman's Rhetoric • 6271
Bonk of Murders and Tragedies 75
Pirates Own Rook - 75'
Book of Piratesso
Phdovophy of Benevolenee by P. Church 62
Autibiofraphy of Adam Clarke, by the
Rev. J. B. B: Clarke 50
Rev. Joseph Welt's Idiesionary Labors 100
Conversations on Nature and Art, with
plates 75
American Pocket Library, containing
1000 receipts 311
Proscribed German Student,L. Claming 37#
Abercrombie's Intellectual 'Philosophy 87#
Nevins on Popery 44
Rev. Charles Back's Works complete in
6 volumes 4 00
_ . .
Fox's Book of Martyrs:large quarto, with
plates , • . 2 50
Year Book, or 51anual of Every Day Re.
ference, arranged for every day in the
year l`2s
TbeFemale Student, or Lector es to young
Ladies on Female Education, by Mrs.
, .
Phelps . 75
Six Months in a Convent 37&
Supplement to do 371
Six -Monihs in a House of Correction 371
Blunt's History of St. Paul
Outlines 'of Sacred History
Russell's Lessons in Enunciation
William's Universal Gazeteer,
Lectures to Children, by the Rev. J. Todd 37i
Blue Laws of Connecticut 25
Bunsen's Visions 50
flungari's Holy War, elegant edition with
plates
Josephos, 2 volumes
Shakspeare 2 do
Do 8 do
Chillingworth's Worke
Scoit's Bible, a volumes
Plutarch's Lives
Bocit's Theological Dictionary - . l I2i
Doody Bible 2 75
Josephus. I volume 150
Pictorial Bible, 3 vole 6 00
Sear's Bible Biography "'s 2 50
Whitfield./ Sermons 3 25
•
Barnaby Rudge
Old Curiosity Shop
Hervey's Meditations
Herman's ZollikpitTer ( German )
Christian Philosopher, by Dick.
Home Book of Health and Medicine ' 2 75
Together with a variety of other books. at very
low- ra tea.
October 29
ATTENTION.
MILITARY STORE.
THE subscriber would respect fully inform his
friends and customers, that he has located his
.Military Cap Manufactory
In Third Street, No. 101, a few doors below Race,
where he would be pleased-to see his old customers,
and as many-dew ones as are disposed to favour butt
with their custom. He still c -minuet to manufacture
Military and Sportmen's articles of every description,
such as Leather. Cloth, Felt. Silk and Beaver Dress
Caps, of all patterns; Forage Gaps; Holsters for troop,
Body do; Cartouch Boxes. Bayonet Scabbards, Sword
Belts of all kinds ; Canteens ; Knapsacks, different
patterns Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube do,
Brush and Pickers, Plumes, Pompoons, Firemen's
Caps, Leather Stocks, Gun Cases, superior quality:
Shot Bags, Game Bags, Drums, &c..itc.
Orders thankfully received - and promptly at—
tended to. WILLIAM CRESSMAN,
No. 101 North Third St., a few doors below Race.
Philadelphia, Oct. 29, 41--6 m.
PUBLIC SAi.E.
B Y ADJOURNMENT.
PURSUANT to an order of the Orphan's Court of
Schuylkill county. the subscriber, Administrator
of the estate of Robert C. Hill. late of Manheim town
ship, in the county of Schuylkill, deceased, will ex
pose to sale by Public Vendue, on Saturday, the 26th
day of November next, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the
house of George Kaufman. in the Borough of Schuyl
kill Haven, and county aforesaid:
• • A Frame House, Stable, and Lot of
1(.1 0r i l Ground. situate in the borough of Schuyl
- kill Haven, bounded in front on Front et.
-7.: on the North, by a lot of Jacob Delbert,
On the East by a twenty feet alley, and
on the Snuth, by a lot of Daniel Kline, Containing in
width 44 feet. and in depth 230 feet, marked in Swift's
addition to Schuylkill Haven, N 0.4, occupied at pre
sent by the Rev. Mr. Drake. Possession on the Ist
of April nert. Apply to
WILLIAM S. HILL.
By order of the Court, Administrator.
JACOB KKEBS, Clerk.
Octohei 29, 44
20 DOLLARS REWARD.
W AS stolen from the subscriber. about two
weeks ago, Joe Hundred Dollars in spe
cie, a hell' dozen Silver Tea Spoons, marked P.
& G., three Silk Shows, together with several
other articles. The person who stole the money
is a German, by the name of John Smith. lie
wore at the time a Red Woollen Jacket, common
blue pantaloons, and a blue frock or Blouse. He
is a Shoemaker by trade, about 26 years old,
and has a lame finger or. the right hand, light
hair, and almost five feet high. Several of the
articles were seen iri his possession. lie was
seen on Thursday last on his way to Pinegrove.
The above reward will be paid for the recove
ry of the money, Ste., and conviction of the thief
—or hfieen dollars for the recovery of the money
and other articles stolen.
MARY DERR,
Greenwich Township, Berke County.
October 22, 44
RIO & L.AGUIRA
COFFEISO
re
ceived and for sale by
Oct. 29.44 MILLER 4. HACGERTY.
TEAS. -50 boxes Souchong and Powchong Teas
received and for sale by
Oc. 29.44 MILLER & HAGGERTY.
FE A THERS.—Prime Southern Feathers, for
.11-' sale by MILLER & HAGGERTY.
October 29, 44
SELECT SCHOOL.
T HE undersigned intends opening, on Tues.-
-a- day the let of November next, a SELECT
SCHOOL, in the room formerly occupied by
Mr. Hough, in the basement etory of the Ger
man Methodist Church of this place ; and will
feel grateful for any encouragement he may re
ceive from the citizens.
In addition to the common English branches
—Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography,
Grammer, ke.,—will he taught also Latin and
G)eek, and-the lower branches in Mathematics,
if desired.
Persons wishing to send schojars will please
make application soon. Any Tinformation can
be had by calling at my res'ilence in Centre
sti eet. Terdis will be reasonabl- .
D. Y. • SLER.
P. B.—Reference may be had to the Rev. •
W. Nevin, D. D, President of Marshall College;
nr Benjamin W. Cumming, Esq., of this piece.
Pottsville, Oct. 22, 1842. 43-3 t
paiNTERs. INK—By the Keg, at Philadel
phis prices, for Bale by
Oct. 22, 43 B. BANN AN.
THE I MINERS' JOURNAL.' ,
For Contamplion,' Coughs. - Colds. Spittin g , o f
Blood. Pain
.in 'the sidekar breast. Asthma.
Pleurisy: shoitnesi of breatkPalpitation of the
heart:Debility'. Nerimanest.and aU diseases
of the Lungs and Liver.,
IPIREPARED'at 715. Bowery: in thereity of New
" York. where the article Elva originated, and is
only genuine.
This medicine has been need in 14 1 city o r N ow
York. with unexampled success for eight years and
found *ally beneficial throughout the country. It
is now used by many of the Medical acuity. with in.
creased confidence and satisfaction.
See when you purchase that you get the truemecti
tine, from 37 Bowery, Nei York, sold by specifies
tions!
Remarkable Cure of Consumption.
I have been an iuvadid fori three years, and have
wiffered every torture from confirmed consumption.
lint Dr. Tailor has wholly cured me. The large
quantities ofinaners he used to raise has subsided. my
cough has ceased, and I am fleshy again, my health be
ing wholly restored by using , three bottles of his cel
ebrated Balsgm. E. WINDLEy.
• N o . 139, Maiden Lane,, New York.
Shortnnis "of Breath.
For this disease Dr Tavloi's Balsam of Liverwort
has no equal. Having the Asthma; a severe pain rn
my left side, and some cough; I was induced to try the
above medicine, and great was my joy to tied it cured
me in about two weeks. It also cured my mother of
a severe attack of the Liier complain,, wirh which
she had_saflernd two years. J. C. STONE,
23 Hall Place, New York.
Surprising Cure of Consumption.
Mr. R. Gladdin of Delhi New York, of a natural
consumptuous constitution, bas been. saved from an
untimely end bi the use of Dr. Taylor's Balsam of
'Liverwort. A severe cold brought on an attack of
Pleurisy. and thus ended in general debility and' con
sumption. A. constant cough , hectic flush, restless
`nights, quick pulse, and continued loss of flesh, augur
ed a speedy dettb; but as soon as he commenced the
use of this Balsam, he grew better, and is now fully
restored to health. AGENT.
DOLT. TAYLOR'S •
BALgANI OF LIVERWORT.
The eard a n d b e n e fi ts procured by the use of this
medicine, in all cases or diseases of the Lungs, is al—
most increditable. ft has been used by several per
cousin this neighborhood and there is scarcely an in-
stance but its benefits have , been fully realized• Per
sons afflicted with
Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
difficulty of breathing, pains in the side or breast, spit.
ting of blood catarrhs, palpitation of the heart.oppres
sion and soreness of the chest, whooping cough, pleu
nay, hectic fever, night sweats, difficulty or profuse
expectoration, and all other affections of the chest,
lunge and liver, should not fail of procuring a bottle
of this Medicine. J. WRIGHT.
Sandy Hill, Washington county, N. Y.
The composition of Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liver
won is only known by the 'Proprietor, therefore it is
dangerous using any,but that from 375 Bowery.
1 00
WE hereby certify that maroon 6 years of age. was
suddenly taken with a fever. and after a severe sick
ness a violent cough ensued.
He was blcrited; his skin was filled, and his physi
cian said there was no favorite symptom about him,
that he had a confirmed consumption. At that time,
we procured a bottle of that valuable medicine, Tay
lor's Balsam of Liverwort. After taking one bottle
we began to have hopes of his recovery. He coedit
ed until he had used five bottles, It is now a year
from that time,and his health is better than it has been
since an infant.,
3 00
3 50
3 25
2 75
6 50
EE3
DAVID& HANNAH ROGERS.
Granville, Washington co.. N.
For proof of the above statement I refer to the sub
scriber above people of high respectability.
GEORGE TAYLOR.
- - .
VIOLENT COME AND COLECO:MEM—The severe
change of weather having given me - a most violent
cold. also expectoration and 'difficulty of breathing; I
was much distressed until I took Dr. Taylor's Balsam
of Liverwort. 1 found this medicine to suit my case
and cured me at once which Paso me to recommend
it to others.. J. J. FISHER. 17 arrow ist. N. Y..
PAIN IN THZSID.6 AND BREA .—These diseases
have caused me much trouble, 6 d often prevented
14 111 -
my atteodin to business. Every medicine I heard of
1 tried, but found no relief. As a last resource I con
cluded to try Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort. - As
soon as I did, I grew better, and have been gaining
ever since ;am now in good health, and can truly re
commend this Balsam as being far superior to any
dung else. A. L. GREEN, 2 Pitt et. N.Y.
Setrritso op &ono Cult's') —For four months I
have had a discharge of blood from the lungs, almost
daily. Also a dry hard cough, some . am. great weak
ness. After trying the doctors in vain,for 3 - months,
I concluded to use Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort,
of which three bottles have Made an eTire cure.
L V. 11A VIL AND, 171 Oak et. N. Y.
For sale only in Pottsville. by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN, Agent.
Mar 28, 1842 22-Iy.
50
50
87i
1 75
B. BANNAN.
44-
THE partnershi p ; heretofore existing under
the firm of Anderson; Brown & Co.. was
dissolved on the 26th of September, by mutua! a.
greement, by the withdrawal of James D
Brown. The businea will be continued under the
firm of John Anderson & Co., who will pay all
debts due by the concern, and to whom all mon
eys due are to be paid.
JOHN ANDERSON,
J. D. RROWN. •
JOHN DENNISON.
Tamaqua i Oct. 15, 42-30
voTicE pi hereby given,lthat the Journals of
. 1 - 11 the Legislature for the sessions of 1892,
have been received at the Commissioner' office, in
the Borough of Orwigsburg l and are ready for
delivery to all entitled to receive them: •
A package for each School' District in schuvr
kill county, has been also received, and ie ready
for delivery to each of the Boards of School di
rectors. LI;
JOHN H. DOWNING ( Cleric.
COM missionene-9ttice, Or.
wigeburg, Oct. 8, 1842. 42
D. E. NICE,
ATT'ORNET AT LAW.
OFFICE in Centre street, opposite the Exchange
Hotel, Pottsville, Sept. 3, 36
To the Stockholders in the Company for erecting
a Bridge over the A. E. Branch of the ricer
Susquehanna, near the Town of Cattoutissa.
NOTICE is hereby given, That the managers
have declared a dividend of seventy five cents per
Share for the last six month!' (equal to 6 per
rent, per annum which will be paid to said
Stockholders, or their legal repreaentatuvea, on or
after the 17th inat., by
EZRA S. HAYHURST, Sec'y.
Cattawißsa, Oct,'lsth 1842. 42
KO UN T CA HAWN HOTEL.
Schuylkill County, Pa.
REUBEN BRIGHT respectfully announces
to his friends and tile public that he has tak.
en this splendid, airy and delightful establish
/--., •
~.,.,,,: mentoituated at the termination o
ans. lii the Reading and Philadelphia Rail
1:11. 1 ,.:!. Rood; wherehe will be happy to wait
—_---- -........:L on those who visit the Coal Region,
on business, or for the purpose of enjoying the
mountain air and water. The Hotel is large,
finished and furnished in the best style—and no
pains will be spared to render satisfaction to all
who may favor it with a visit. Being within
ten minutes walk of the Borough of Pottsville,
though sufficiently removed to escape the dust
and noise of that busy, bustling place, it is con.
fidently believed that it will be found much more
pleasant and agreeable, than any other Hotel in
the vicinity. Attached to the Hotel is a large
and beautiful garden, overlooking-` the River
Schuylkill, the Schuylkill Yana!, Mount Carbon
Rail Road, (extending to the Mines I nd thenc
to Sunbury) the Centre Turnpike and v at the
j s
same time affording a teal and rom nue tew of
five Mountains. The house is atirplied with
pure mountain spring water, id a Bathing
establishment unrivalled in th e(country. A
splendid pleasure Car is kept 1 the exclusive
accommodation of visitors, who n ay he disposed
to visit the Mines, or enjoy the w Id and roman.
tic scenery of the surrounding co ntry. lndivid•
uals or families may rely on hav'ng ample room,
nad every possible attention.
Mount Carbun,Junel9, lg. . 25—if
1 11 1 H E. subscriber, intending to remove his fam
-m- ilv to the city, wills Aell his furniture by pub
is gale, on Mondayytfie 3lst inst., consisting of
Pat!il,s2lbun erand Kitchen furniture.
A. S. NICHOLS.
Pottsville, Oct. 22, 43-2 t
SONGS FOR THE COLD WATER ARM Y,—
set to Music, for rale by B. BANNAN.
Juno 11
CONSUMPTION.
Die. TAYLOR'S
BALSAM OP LIVERWORT.
TO WE PUBLIC
NOTICE.
Jontnals of the Legislature.
DIVIDEND.
SALE OF FUtiNITERE.
TO HE, LET.
THE Subscribe,r offers for rent.the piaci where
he now resides, on the Mineraville road, tw o
renal from Pottsville: The house is large and
coonodions,the, ground is well stocked with fruit
trees, and it toniairery convenience tar a coinfor.
table residence.
Also the plaits adjoining, kriown as the Bull's
Read Farm. 1 It is well calculated for a market
or dairy fault.
G. W. F4iFIQIIIIAR.
October 1, r 40-2 m. :
NOTICE •
rS hereby given, that Richard Borne , sesignee
of &ince) Birtolet, in trust for the Benefit of
Credltors.'has filed his account in the Prothono.
tares office, for the county of Schuylkill, end
that the said account will be allowed by the
Court of Common Lieu of said comity, on the
3lst day of October, 1842. tide's cause be shown
why said account should not be allowed.
GEORGE RAHN, Protley.
Prothonotary's Office, /
Octobef I. 1842. ( 40-4*
TWO STEAM ENGINES,
AND FOUR TANKS ma LOCOMOTIVES,
may be had cheep for cash or in exchange
for Coat. One Baintom ENGINE, 10,honie power,
in cumplete order and nearly new. Gaaea EN
GINE, entirely new. barb Engines horizontal.—
The Tanke will hold 600 gallons each.
Apply at Shackamaxon Iron Works,Kensing.
ton, Philadelphia. ,
MOSES STARR & SONS,
On Shiekamazon St., near Frankford Road
Ma... October I, 40-2 mo,
United States Court.
EASTE • DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
In Bankruptcy.
NOTICE.
A PETITION for the Benefit of the Bankrupt
4- °' Law has been filed the 4th day of October,
1842, by
John C. Earner, late Coal Merchant, Schuylkill
county.
Which Petition will be heard before the Die.
trict Court of the United Stites for the Eastern
'District of Pennsylvania, in' Bankruptcy, at the
District Court Room in the City of Philadelphia,
on Friday the 11th day of November next, at 11
o'clock. A. M. When end where ill persona in.
tereated may appear and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of the said Petition should
not be granted, 'and the said Petitioner be de.
clued Bankrupt.
FRANCIS HOPKINSON,
Oct. 8, 41-3 • Clerk of District Court.
NOTICE.
PETITIONS for the Benefit of the Bankrupt
Law, have been filed the 30th day of Septern
ber, 18 , 12, by'
Enos Jones, late Carpenter, now Laborer,
Schuylkill Co.
John T. Hazzard, Gentleman, late Mer•
chant, Individually, and as a member `
of the late firm of Hazzard &Stroud:, do
Which Petitions will be heard before the The.
trict court of the Uoited States for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy,
at the District Court room in the City of Phila
delphia, on Friday, the 4th day of November
next, at It o'clock, A. M. When and where ell
persons interested may appear and chow cause, if
any they have, why the prayer of the said Peti
lions should not be granted, and the said Peti
tioners declared Bansrupts.
FRAS. qOPKINSON,
Clerk of District Court
Oct. 8, 91—
VEGETABLE FRUITS, &c., &c.
TE subscriber respectfully announces to the
' IL citizens of this Borough, and surrounding
country, that he will always keep•on hand at his
eland, South West corner of Centre and Mahan.
tongo streets, under Gerise's Hotel, the choicest
Vegetables and Fruits the Philadelphia market
affords, which he will sell at Philadelphia prices.
Families leaving their orders, can a!ways be
supplied, and particular kinds of vegetables or
Ftuit obtained to order at the shortest notice.
He respectfully solicits the support of the com
munity, which he will endeavor to merit oy
prompt attention to his business.
Pottinglle, June 25,
The—Atinere' Bank of Pottsville, in the county of
Schuylkill.
A N Election for Thirteen Directors of the a.
bnve institution. to serve the ensuing year,
will be held at the Banking House. in the Bor.
cough of Pottsville. on Monday, the 21st of No
vember next, between the hours of 10 o'clock A.'
M. and 3 o'clock P. M.
A general Meeting of the S'ocklinfders will be
held at the Bulking House, on Tuesday, the first
of November next.
CHAS. LOESER, Cashier.
41—
October R. 1k42
PATENT LIAD FLA ra, ROUND ROPE
AND GENERAL
Line, Twine - and Cordage Manufactory,
READING, PA
THOMAS JACKSON, begs leave to' return his
most sincere thanks to Captains and owners of
Boats, store keepers. hie 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 he commenced the
above business in Reading, and he would respectful
ly inform them that after the destruction of his man
ufactory by the great freshet of January, 1841, he
built an entire n-w and much more extensive Rope-
Walk, which he has fitted up with new and improved
machinery of the best de.scriution, for the manufac
ture of Patent laid Cordase, of every kind, fully e
qual to any an the United States. He has also added
tothe above. an establishment for the manufacture of
all kinds of light cords. Bed Ropes, Halters, Wash
Lines, Twit es, Chalk, Mason, and measuring lines, of
every variety.
T .1 would also respectrully inform all who may
be likely to want the article. that he manuthc
tures Flat Ropes for raising weights up shafts and
incline planes by steam power. The Flat Rope is
very much axed in the mines of Europe, and for the
purpose to which 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, imthe most careful and experien
ced manner, and by machinery of the best and most
accurate principle. An extensive assortment ofcoils
of Italian, Manilla, and Tar'd Russili hemp Rope.
Bow, Stern and Towing lines of all sizes, Packing
for steam engines. Linen. Twines and Cordage of ev
ery description. Alec, Tar. Pitch and Oakum. con
stantly kept on hand.
T. J's. best quality - Italian hemp canal towing lines
are made on an improved plan of his own, and ofthe
best and strongest kind of Italian Hemp, selected in
Italy and imported expressly for his manufacture, as
his long experience in the n aking of towing lines has
convinced him that they are an article which cannot
be made too good, he has been at great pains and ex
pense to produce them perfect.
Orders for any thing in his business from a fishing
line weighing l-lUth of an ounce, to a thousand feet
length of 3 inch flat rope weighing-3i inns, or from a
15 inch cable to a cotton chalkiine y will be thankful
ly received and promptly eximited on the most rea
sonahle terms. Anything ordered/for Schuylkill coun
ty will be delivered by rail road in a few hours, free of
(might.
P. S. any quantity of Flax taken at Market price.
Reading. Feb. 19 8--ty
ASSIGNEES' SALE.
lIIHE subscriber will offer fur sale, on Safer.
day, the sth day of November nest, at 2 o'-
clock, P. M., at the house of Michael Mortimer,
Inkeeper, in the Borough of Pottsville ; A certain
: one and a half story Frame (louse, and
••..f Frame Kitchen, situate et Mount
II" 1, •
81 Carbon - adjoining the Navigation
Company's Canal, and just above
their Weigh Lock. The hods° is favorably sit
uated for public business.
Teims will be made known at the time of Sale,
by JAMES GILLINGHAM,
Assignee of Edward Dougherty.
Pottsville, Oct. 22, 184'. 43-3tY
M. A. DOOLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
PorrENILLE.
Office in the baFement of the PennFylvanin flail
Aaron 27, 35--
WA I AI'S VER M IFUGE.--Th is valuable
Medici' e, which has gained a greater celeb
rity than any other Worm Medicine in the coun
try, always on hand, wholesale and retail, at
Philadelphia prices. No family, after once using
it, will be without this Medicine.
B. ft A NNIVN,
Oct. 22, Agent for Schnylkill.,county.
CRACKERS.—Water, Soda, Sugar and Butte
11 1,-) Crackers, fresh, for sale by
May 28, 22 E. Q. 84 A, BENDEBSNV
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.
In flankruptcy.
• a NOME.
pETITIONS • for Discharge and Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
Michael Murphy, of the firm of Neligh & Mud.
phv, Coal Merchant, Schuylkill co,
Michael Foley—filiner, .47
sad Friday, thi , 4th day of November next, at Il
o'clock A. M. i iiointed for the hearing there.
of, before the said Court, sitting' in Bankroptev,-
at the District Court Room, in the city of Phila.
delphia. when and where the Creditors of the
said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all other persons in interest, may appear
and show cause. if any they have, why such
charge and Certificate should not be granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON.
Aug. 20, 34-10 t Clerk of District Court
NOTICE.
PETITIONS for Discharge and . Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
William H. Marshall, of the firm of Marshall &
Kellogg, Sony!kill county,
Daniel Hill, Innkeeper, late Blacksmith
and Monday, the 21st day of November .next, at
11 o 4 clock, A. M. is appointed for the s hcaring
thereof, before the said Court, sitting in Bank.
itiOtev, at the District Court Room in the City
•of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of
the said Petitioners, who have produced their
Debts, and all other persons in interest,,may
pear and show cause, if any they have, why such
Discharge and Certificate should not be granted.
• FRAS. HOPKINSON.
Sept. 10, 37-10 t Clerk of District Corot.
NOTICE
P ETITIONS for Wcharge and Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
William Gorges, •Boat Boilder, Schuylkill en.
Joseph Bowen, School Teacher, late do
Clerk.
And Friday, the 30th day of December nett, at
o'clock, A. M. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the said Curt, sitting in Bank
ruptcy, at the District Court Room; in the City
of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of
the said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all other persona in interest, may appear and
show cause, if any they have, why such Die.
charge and Certificate should not be granted.
FR AS. HOPK I NSON
Oct. 8,.41-101 Clerk of thit District Court
pETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate
der the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
Alexander Graham, Individually, and of the
late firm of Moore & Graham, late Merchant,
'SChuylkill county.
Daniel Stall, Clerk,
and Friday, the 30th day of December, at 11 o'-
clock, A. M. is appointed for the hearing there.
of, before the said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy.
at the District Court Room in the City of Phila.
delphia, when and where the Creditors of the
said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all other persons in interest, may eptwar
end show cause, if any they have, why such Dis.
charge and Certificate should not be granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON,
Oct. 15, 42-10 t Clerk of District Court.
APETITION for Discharge and Cirtificate
under the Bankrupt Law, hee been filed by
James Betz, Clerk, late Merchant. Schuylkill co.
And Friday, the 30th day of December next, at
11 o'clock, A. M., is appointed fur the hearing
thereof, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the District
Court Room, in the City of Philadelphia, when
and where the Creditors of the said Petitioner,
who have proved their Debts, and all tither per.
eons in interest, may appear and show cause, ii
any they have, why such Discharge and Certifi
cate ellauld not be granted.
FPAS. HOPIONsON,
Clerk of District Court.
October 00, 44-10
A dye to sorrelJops most interesting—
One that Bray-headed mortals should be testing—
A great " Phenomenon in Cheniistry."
It is strange but any ene may see
East India Dyo that, brown or black an sin,
Colors the hair, but will not stain the skin
TO THE: OLD AND YOUNG.
HO! YE RED HEADS AD GREY 1
T. C. BOYLE.
26-tr
Cobra the Hair, and will not the skin!!
dye is in form of a powder which in plain
a matter of fact may be applied to the hair over
night, the brat night turning the lightest red or grey
hair to a dark brown, and by repeating a second or
third night. to a bright jet black, Any peraun may,
therefore, with the least possible trouble, krep his
hairany dark shade or a perfect black ; with a posi
tive assurance that •he powder ilapplied to the skin,
will not color. There is no trouble, m removing
it from the hair, as in all powders before made. Sy
all dccasional application, a person turning greLwill
never be known to have a grey hair. Directions
complete with the article. There is no coloring in
this statement, as one can easily test.
This dye is sold only by comsToK &CO
41 Maiden Lane. Nen York.
For sale only in Pottsville. by
JOHN S. C.
May 7, 20—ly
Rowan'Ts Improved Tonic Mixture.
A SOVEREIGN and never failing cure for
Ague and Fever. Persons who,are afflicted
with the above disease, can obtain a'spnedy and
safe cure for the same, by applying to (he sub•
scriber, who has been appointed sole agent for
the sale of the medic:ne in Schuylkill county.
Price one dollar per bottle, warranted to cure or
no charge.
Residence, Mahantongn street, Pottsville.
Jul) 2,
MAMMOTH CLOTHING STOti E I
NEW SPRING & SUM 11 ER CLOTHING:
A T the old stand corner of Centre and Malian
tongo streets, Pottsville.
LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR
Will continue to receive throughout the season
from their Wholesale add Retail Store, No. 24
Market Street, Philadelphia, a choice and varied
assortment of FASHIONABLE HEADY MADE CLOTH
ING, which they invite Ow Customers and the
Public to examine. The advantages which4we
possess of, attending Oily Auctions every tiay,
buying all our goods for cash, and having Wein
made up by .the hest city woi kmen under our
immediate direction, enables us to warrant our
goods better and cheaper than can be obtained
elsewhere.
In returning thanks In our Customers for fiv
very liberal patronage we have r.tceived, we
would inform them that we shall unr.tinae to re
ceive and keep Cithsa nt IV. On hand, as heretofore,
a full assorment of Superfine English, French
and German Cloths, Cassimerea, Vestings, Sum.
mer Cloths. Linen Drillings. Gambrourni, &c
4v. suite.' to the fienNon, which will be made up
to order, in the latest stele of Fashion.
Call and See! and ridge for youraelves ! -
April 30 IA
JOAN C NEVILLE.
ATTORNEY AT LAN,
lIAS removed from Itarket Street to the store
formerly tietiurmd by Ab sham Meisse, iu
Centie Street, opposite the Po Office.
Pottsville, October 8, 41—
INVITES the citizens of Poi teville,and its vi
minty, to see his apecirnenv of Painting at the
residence of his brother, in centre street, where
he can be consoltedwi all thing., appertaining
o hie profevai.n. P.,lttaville Ja pun rv,l I
B AND TESTAMENTS.
w —The su'aseriber has nn hand a lot of ex
cellent, Welsh. Bibles and Testaments, suitable
for Families or Sunday Schools, which will be
sold very low. B. BANNAN.
Oetobpr 22, 43
pAOS.—The sutemrtbers have been appoint
ed Agents by the New York Manufacturing Co.
for the sale of their celebrated Grand Action Pianos.
of either Rosewood or Mahogany, a specimen of
which can be seen by applying to
December 18. 51— T.& J BEATTY.
\VERY CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK
& J. Dearly have linot received from
New York, a large soppi) ofchoice Green ano Blacc
Teas. December 23 52
ip EAP COPY BOOKS—At cents each
IL" for sale by
Oct. 22, 43 B BANNAN
Ot)1. BOOKS r —Wholesale and retail al
""' Philadelphia prices, for sale by
Mareh 19, 12— B. BANNAN•
Vatted States Caturt.
NOTICE:
NOTICE.
PHENOMENON IN 6HEIINTEY.
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE
Jul - 1N T. HAZZAR n.
27-tf.
SAMUEL F. EARL,
ASTIsT,
VALUABLE BEAL IinTATZ.
Ar I'itIVATE SALE.
. •
misistintofi 60 by 230 feet LOT. situate
C
on' the Corner of Alahantongo and fourth Sit...
and the first property below the Catholic church )
On which is erected two substantial
.ges two' Story Frame shoeing" Houses.
I" This property is FO situated that
- can be divided into two 30 feet ,
having a noose on each, and will be sold either
entire*? eeparatelyibieult purchaseis:
For terms apply to
Sept. 3. 36-4 f
AD AIN ISTRATOW'S NOTICE.
4TICE is hereby Oki:, that letters of_Adi
A• 11 miniatratton of the estate of William Nev.
ilk, late of the Borough of Tamaqua, deceased,
have been granted by the Register of Schuylkill,
county to the subscriber, etil persons having
claims or'demends against the relate of said de
ceased, are requested to make knovik/ the awry
without delay, and those indebted WV* said eb:
taut to make immediate payment: to '
MARGARET PIEVIttg,
Adniinistritfiti
41—fft ,
Tamaqua, October 8,
HAMS er:SHOULDERa
. ,
URI ME Western, /Jam. ( cured' why and
without smoke,)
•
Shoulders & Sides."
Boston Smoked Beef,
Bologna &tinge,
Smoked end Pickled Salmon;
Halifax and Illawasehusetts Mackerel'. -
Rad. Smoked Herring, Cod Fish. dc.:
for sale at E. Q.& A. HEN DERSONIN';
May 25. 2.2
THE PHILADELPHIA, READING, and
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD.
—.ante= ; •
.77 •
CHANGE OF HOURS
On after illindety. July 25th, .1842, the Pas•
senger Train on the aboveiload, Will
leave at the following hours,
From Philadelphia, at BA.M. J
• Daily
" Pottsville, a t - 7 A. M. s
Hours of passing Reading.
For Philadelphia. et 9, A. 31.
" Pottsville, tit 11 jA. M.
FARES.
Between Philads. 4. Pottsville $3.50 &
6. Reading 6' do 1,40 w LIPO
EICCIR•IoN TIORRTS--.16011) FOR %Dam
Between Philadelphia, 4. Pintbvilio ' ss ocr
.6 Reading " do 2 011 .
Both trains paw; at Pottstown.
All the traiie wilt stop for way passengers at
the usual point!.
- July 22, 1812,
G. A. NICOLLS,SoppiI.
• 30—
PROCLAIIIATION.
WHF.REAS the HIM. Cats!. Stmt. Es.
quire, President of the material courts , of
Common Pleas, of the counties of Dauphin, Leb.
anon and Schuylkill, in Pennsylvania, and Jus
tice of the several courts of Quarter Sessions of
the Peace, Ove: and 1 erminer,mind General Goal
Delivery, in said counties, and Strange N. Palmer
and Samuel D. Leib. Esquires. Judges of the
court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Oyer and
Terminer, and General Goal Delivery, forthe
prial of all capitel end other offender., in the said
county of Schuylkill—by their precepts tome
tirected, have ordered a court of Quarter Seasions
of the Peace, Oyer and 'Terminer, and General
Gaol Delivery, to be holden at Orwigsbarg, on
the last Monday of. October, (being the Slat of
said month,) to continue one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given, to the Coroner
and Justices of the Peace, and Constables of the
said county of Schuylkill, that they are by the
said precepts commanded to be then and there at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. with their
rolls, records, inquisitions, examinations, and all
other remembrances, to do.thilse things which to
their several tamers appertain'to be done; and all
those that are bound by recognizance., to'prose.
cute against the prisoners, that are or then shall
be in the gaol of said county _ of Schuylkill, are
to be then and there to prosecute them es shall
be just.
COP PAVE TEE COMInNWEALTIL
JOHN G. WOOLISON.Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office Orwigs.
burg. Sot• 17,1841. ir 41—
N. B.—The witnesses and jurors who are sum•
mooed to tamed said emir% are required to attend
punctually. In case of nonattendance, the law,
in such cases made and provided, will be ngidly
enforced. This notice is published by order or
court; those concerned will therefore govern
themselves accordingly.
To Dyers, 'lleac lees .IPaper Maker*, Steam
Engtne Braider', and others.
PASCAL IRON WORKS.
WELDED WROUGHT IRON TUBES
From 4 inches- tol 'in calibre and to 12 feet long;
capable of sustaining pressure from 400 to 2500 Rig
per square inch, with Stop Cocks, T., 1..•,'• and
other fixtures to suit, fitting together, with wets
Joints, suitable for STEAM, WA TER, GAS, and for
LOCOMOTIVE and ether STEAM BOILER Fi eLs
Manufactured and for 'tale by
MORRIS, TASKER •dh MORRIS.
Warehouse S. E. Corner of Third & walnut Btr.cetik-
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW CHEAP HAT AND CAP STORE.
SUPERIOR FINE FUR HATS,.
8 4,25.
ACHARLES F. RAYMOND Sas la
ken the Store No. 82 Chesnut St .betatt
3d St., opposite Congress Hall, where
he would respectfully invite the attention of his
friends and the public to his superior assaortinent
of HAT: 4 , at the low price . of Fopn DOLLARS AND
TWENTY FIVE Cents, Which he Will warrant to
retain their colour, shape and gloss, and for
bean's', durability, ptness and elasticity, not •
to be excelled by ar ty sold at from $7 to ed dol. _
Jars intim city. As the subscriber has been long
known to the citizens as a practical Hat and Cap
Manufacturer, he hopes to:receive a renewal of
their patronage and favor, and if a good list at
a reasonable price will moire it, he sill spare
no pains to merit it. Hats and Caps of all
kinds, Wholesale and Retail—terms CA , EI, or its
equivalent. '
N. B.—A cargo or two aeon! would be taken
in exchange for hats and caps—the highest pr Me, -
paid for shipping fir, Rear, Raccoon,
Red and
Grey Fox, Martin, Fisher, Otter, Wild Cat. Deer,
&e. C. F. RAYMOND,
Practical Hat and Cap Manufacturer,
No 82, Chesnut Ft., opplinte Congress Hall.
N. B.—Ladies Furs, Muffs, Boas, Capes, Pa
lerises, 4c.
Philacelohis, luly 30, 31-3 m
AUCTION.
rrrim sales at Auction will be resumed no
1 Monday evening next, when we shall offer
a general assorment of Dry Goods, together with
several Gold Watches, which have been received
at New York recently in exchartEe for coal; they
can be seen and examined at any lime previous
to the sale.
Lance ore particularly invited to attend.
E. W. EARL.
42
October 13.
PAX PILL r.r LAWS.
INIHE ramplet Lowe of the last Session untie,
Istgislativo of Pennsylvania, have been re
ceived at the Prothonotary's office, OrwiEsltorg,
and are toady for distrionmn to such persons as
are entitled to receive them.
' GF,ORGE I? A 11N, Proth'y.
Orwignbure, Oct. 8, 1892. 92
taWAIM'S PANACEA.-A fresh supply or
►7 thin celebrated Medicine just received, and
for yak by the subscriber. wholevale and retail
at Philadelphia prices. 3 bottles for $5 retail.
B. HANNAN.
Agent for Schuylkill county.'
Oct. 22, 43
PRINTERS' 12 and 7511* Kegs, ■
Philadelphia prices,for sale by
'March 19,14 -S BANNANI
A. RUSAEL:
Lllahantorigo Sued.
24-1 v