• III'S'rU,_DENT'S LITERARY. ASSOCIA.. TION.—The lotioductoay Lecture before the •Stodent'a Literary Association; will be ditlivered at Mr. Pitman's School room (Town - Hall) this evening', ( Saturday. ) by Joh a n C. ~ Neville. Esti at 7 fMoctr preairely. • The Ladies and Gentlemen of Pottsville, are rerpectfully invited to attend: Tickets to be 4. mined groatt,cartpplication to either of the cam. . mance. • - - jERWARH SIIIPPEN, - HOWELL FISHER, =JOHN R. LEWIS,, Nov. 19. ATH 1 NIA N.f_lNSTlTUTE—Thursday 'eientna. Nov. 24,18421 Question for discussion, is diachinees calculated to be beneficial to the moss . of mankted." • Affirmatife»Mettars Palmer, Jackson and rotten N e gative—Messrs. Porter, Neville, Fogarty. ,l'be teams end Gentlemen of Pottsville are ssepeetfulli invited to attend. Room corner of Centre - slid Mahantongo streets. . Nov. 19 CHAS. LEIB Sec'ty. , NAI'IONAI LIGHT INFANTRY.—Par. atle on Wedotituday; the 23d inst., at the Armory, at I o'clock P. M. By command - . ' • 'CIIARLFS 11. RtCIiARPS, November 19. • First Serjeant. .. -; • : THE COAL • TRADE. -;,..,. t,-.„•.- - VR *4.IJD iligiiii4l "Allr • dy e have no new feature to notice in the trade this week. Prices ft-mile tbe same as' before quoted in Philadelphia. Freights alto to Eastern ports remain the same. Freights op the canal to Philadelphia, have decli ned 10 cents• and to New York 25 cents per ton. Otr the Rail Road the price was advanced from $ 1 to 51,50 per ton or Tuesday last. Shipments from the Lehigh region to the 15th inst. about 248,000 tons. Schuylkill COak Trade. :. Shipments of Coal for the week r.nding on Thum day evening last: From Pottsville and Port. Carbon, :,... Schuylkill Haven, By Rail Road. Schuylkill Haven, Pottaville;.. it 609 Per last reportfrom Pottsville & P.Carbon, 297.296 " " from Setioylkill Haven, IN 951 Total. the • al shi The freight from Schuylkill Haven by Cana' is from sto 10 cents per ton less than from Pottsville and Pon Carbon. Mount Carbon Rail Road MlClOlint of coal transporteil on this road for the week ending onThursday evening last, 2,141 tons Per last report • 88.465 Total, 90,609 NATHAN CLEAVER, Collector 'Mill Creek Rail Road. Amount of coal transported on this road for tl - 4 week ending Nov. 17th Per last report. Total 42.116 GEO. HADESTY, Collector - Aline 11111 and Schuylkill Haven Railroad The following is the amount ofCoal transported on this Road, for the week ending on Thurßinv evening last: • Toni R 838,05 . 1 ast Report, 198,200,10 ' 205,045.15 WM. NEWELL. Collector, EMI Our Market, CORRECTED WEEICEY. POTTSVILLE. Not. 19, 1842 Wheat Flour, pr Bbl $5 00 ,Bacon, per lb. 6 Rye do cwt. 1,75' ,Pork; - ",. 4. Wheat, . . bshl 90 llama, " 10' Rye, " 50 IPotatoes, bush! 33 Corn, " ,50 !Pls.ter, ton 4,50 Ws, " 33 Hay. - - 15.00 ... .-. • d, bshl 2,50 t. doz 10 Timothy fr, ,lb 12i Clover , •• Eggs. Butter, PUBLIC NOTICE. T A - IRA - Wig BARREDand HENRY ,TAY: LOU.nom having left with the 'sobscriber a va. riety of Geode in Mar last, for sums of money lent—and said persons having not since made their appearance, the subscriber hereby gives no. lice, that unless said Goods are not redeemed on or before the 15th of December nail, they will be sold at public auction. NATHAN FISHER. *1 November 19, PURE WHITE LEAD. WETFIERILL & BROTHER, manofactu. rers, No 65 north Front street, Philadel. phis, have miss a good supply of their warranted pure white lead, and ttnise customers who hove been . spariney supplied in consequence of a ran on the article, shall now have their orders filled. No known substance possesseithose preserva tive andbeautifying, properties, so desirable in a paint, to an equal extent with unadulterated white leid; hence any admixture of other miter'. els only mars . its 'value. It has therefore been the steady , aim of the. manufacturers, for many 'years, to;supply to: the public a perfectly pure white lend; and the unceasing demand for the ar ticle is:Proof that it has met with favor. It is invariable• branded on one head—WETHER I LL & BROTHER, in full, and on the-other, WAR. aawrro Putts—all in red letters. November 19,., STOVES, TIN & SHEET IRON WARE, '&r., &c. E subscriber respectfully announces to his -R. friends and the 'public, that he is now pre pared to fiiinish all kind's of Ccoking, Parlour, and Shop Stoves, of almoit every description,. tor burning coal or wood, which he will sell as cheap as they can be purchaied in Philadelphia, or elsewhere. lie also manufactures and keeps on hand Pipe, Drums. Coal Rockets, Shovels, &c &e., all of which he manfuctures under his own superintendence, whiCh he will warrant equal in quality, and as cheap as they can bo made at a ny other establishment. • - TIN WARE. The subscriber also manufactures Tin Ware of cam description,which he will sell at Phila delphia wholesale and retail prices, warranted of superiot quality. SHEET IRON. By the bundle, always kept on band, and sold very cheap. persons' in want of any thing in his fine, will please cell and examine for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, as he feels confident he can:supply them with a good article at very low ratea. • BYRON PHILLIPS, Centre Street. Pottsville, November 19, 47-41 PROCLAMATION NOTICE is hereby given that a courier Com. nion.Pleas, for the trialof causesat hisues, in and for the County of Schuilkill; will be held at Orwigsburg. in the county aftiresard,son Monday, December 51h, to continue* week. Therefore those persons hitingtroite pending, end all persons whose. duty. it shell be to appear at said court, will take notice and govern them. 'elves accordingly. ‘i • ' /OH /V G. WOCiLISON, Sheriff: Sheriff's Office Omits. ',/ • barg e - N0v.19, 1842. 47 INSOLVENT macons. THE subscribers have applied , to the Judges of the CoCrt of Common Pleas of Schuylkill , county, for the bene fi t of tbe several Acts of As= sembly, passed fr3r the relief of Insolvent Debt. ors, and' that the said'Judges have appointed Monday, the Stli 'day ,of,Peeenaber nett, at 10 ce. clock in the forenoon, at the Court House, in Orwigaborg, when arid•a, etc they . may attend if they think proper. , ' • CORNELIUSitIRENLIOURI November 19, • • 47~ - • j." -.PROCL-.:'Mir I .lON 111 WHEREAS the Hon. Ciivta Es:- V 7 quiie,Trinddent of the several Courts of common Pleas, of the counties - ofDapplun, Leb;, non end Schuylkill, in, Pennaylvania, and Jos. lice of the several courts of Quarter Seasioititof the Peace:o3 , k and Terminer, and General Gaol Delivery, in said 'cnuoties. and Strange N.'Pabiter. and. Samue l D. Leib, ;Dirket, Judges of'the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and denerat Goat 'Delivery, foe the 'Mal of all capital and other offendegat to the.said county of Schuylkill—by their *.ept* tome directed, have ordered a court of Quarter Seitelotts ptthe Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and Geri Vial Gaol Delivery, to be holden at Orwigsbarg; on the second Monday of December, ( being the 12th 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 Schaylkill, • that they are by the . said precep ts commanded to be then and thereat. Hi o'clock to the forenoon of said day, with their rolls, records,inquisitions, Examinations, and all other remembrances, to du.thrree things which to their several officers appeitain to be done; and all, 'those that are bound by reCognizances, to prose.. cute against the prisoners, that are or then shall be in the gaol of said- counts , of Schuylkill, are to be then and there to prosecute them as shall be just, Committee GOD tAVE THt COHNONWitALTU. JOHN G. WOOLISON, Sheriff. r hitiff's Office Orwige burg, /Nov. 19,1842. ( 47 s.—The witnesses and jurors who are sum moned to aUeod said c r etin. are required to attend punctually. In case'ofnon.sttendanee the law in each cases made arid provided , will be rigidly enforced. Thig notice is pobushed by order of Court; those concerned will therefore govern themselves accordingly. T , HE subscriber.hu L s made airangementv for the sale of this'eelebrikted Ink, by the dozen of single Bottle, at * Mr . Hoover's wholesale and retail Philadelp hia` prices. and would respect. fully invite all those in we p t of a good article to call, and judge for themse lv es. The Departments at Wa hington, after testing the different kincii, of Ink manufaciured, ' halo, decided in favor of Mr. Hoover's—and a supply for the ensuing session of Congress has been en gaged 0 his establishinent: The following are selected from among the numerous certificates in favor of this Ink : 8.750 5.033 EEO 2,465 1.361 , HOOVES'S Imt.—Good ink is a very good thing, and like moat good things, it is not very often to be met with; but we think we may from actual exPeriment, cordially recommend .the writing ink made and sold by Mr. Joseph E. Hoover, No. 105 north Third street, as being a capital article. It flows freely•from the pen—ts transparent and - without sedimeri, and has an excellent coldr.• It is-by far the best ink we have used for Borne time, and those who are particular in this mat ter, cannot du better than furnish- themselves from Mr. Hoover's establishment. Their notions about ink-. must differ materially from our", if they are not pleased and very much pleased with hie manufacture. 503,856 ts by Canal Testimony of M. A. Boon Esq., Teacher , ol z Penmanship: "After testing the various kinda of ink fouid in, this market during the last eight years, 1 am free to state that a thorough trial of Mr. J. E. Hoovla's ink has induced me to use' it in my Writing Rooms, and the scholars 'wider my charge, in . preferenceto-any other(as it does not corrode the steel peii,'BOWtl freeli, has fine, per manent, black glossy lustre.is' entirety free from sediment, does'not mould or ' become thick; and, in my own opinion, only needs to be known and tested, to be sought alter and generally used. M. A. ROOT, S. W. corner of Eighth and Arch streets. Philads., Jan. 25,1842. One oz., 4 nz., 6 oz., 8 oz , Pt., and Qt. Pottles by the dozen, or single for sale by B. BANN CV, Agent for the Proprietor. November 19, '• 47 1,745 'ohs 40,371 In the matter of the account of Richard Boone, Assignee of Samuel Bartulet. ./lIHE subscriber, appointed by the Court of /a- Common Pleas of Schuylkill county, Corn missioner,.ta distribute the Assets in the hands of the Assignee to aria among the Creditors of the said Samuel Bartolet, 'hereby notifies the creditors of the said Samuel Bartolet, that fie will attend for that purpose at his office, in the boroneh ofOrwigsburg, on Saturday, the 3d day of December next, when and where the creditors entitled to said ansetts may attend. CHARLES WITMAN, , Commissioner. November 19, • 47-3 shl z,, •• 5.00 pIAYING CARDS.—The subscriber hai just received an assortment of Playing Cards, Plaid and Star Backs, which he will sell whole sale and retail at very low rates: Merchants and others supplied at Philadelphia prices. B. BANNAN. November 19, ^ 47 .A FARM FO SALE. 1 THE Mule Farm, euntain . ng about 100 ems of Land, within 3 miles f Pottsville, on the West Branch Rail Road, Will 4 Id, on reasona ble terms: persons slittinepyrsue 4he farm ing business, will find this prope, '^ worth the' attention. Apply to GEORGE M. November 19th, TIiE \ WHIG ALMIN'AC & U. . FOR 1843 yAN ALMANAC, or CALENDAR, POP. 1843, full i and completcovith all the usual Calculations a dapted to every State in . the Union, &c., &e. 2. THE PRINCIPLES AND ME/WIRES OP THE Wmas: A plain and condensed statement of the points of difference between the contending par. ties in thin Country, embracing an expositinn and defence of the views of tho %nun by H. GREMLIN MS 3. AN EXPOSITION •ND DEFENCE OF THE Pao. TECTION op HOME INDUSTRY % showing its Policy, Necessity, and benefits to the Labouring Men of this Country, and how it contributes to the Pros. perity and Welfare of the People: By H. Gar& LEY. 4. A Lin OF HENRY CLAY, clear and glowing, written expressly for this work; 5. OFFICIAL RETURNS OF ALL IMPORTANT ELEC. voNR, in the several .States and Counties of the ;;Union, from 1836 downward, including eapecial ly the vote of every State and County in the Prea. idential contest of 1840; , 6. ANECDOTES, MDCALLANIES. Sce.-a great va. rimy', 7. Trims or &coma Ectencess in all the Stater; the number of Members of Congress and Electors of President to which each is entitle - 4, kc. THE • WIMG ALMANAC contain.. 64 large end closely printed pageit on fine while paper, neatly `printed and stiched - in a printed corer. , Price for single copies 121 cents, for sale by the subscriber.where also caribeobtained thellen. ry Clay Almanac for 1843, which contains a bio. graphical sketch of his Life and character, price 61 cents. Also, Comic and other Almauics of every variety, by the dozen, otaingle, at Phila. delphia prices. ' ' November 12, United States Court. EASTERN, DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. - In. Bankruptcy. „ NOTICE. - PETITIONS for the Benefit of the Bankrupt Law, have been filed the 3d day of November 1842, by David Conner; Farmer, SchuylkilLeounty. Scott Steel; Miner, do . - Which Petitions willbe heard before. the Dis trict Court of the United States for the Retain District of Pennsylvania. sitting id Biairuptey. 'at the District Courtroom in the City of-Phila delphia. on Friday, ibe 16th day of IN:camber nest. at 11 o'clock, A. M. When and where - all persous interested may appear and ahcnv cause. if any they hese. why the prayer of the said Peti. tions should not be granted.' and the sad Peti. titulars declared Bankrupts. " ' FRAS. HOPKINSON, • Nov. 12,216. • Clerk of District Ceurt. D. E. NICE. __. -- .AITORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE to Cohere street. opposite o . i ESchinits Hotel, Poturgle, &pt.% HO OV E R'S lax. From Me Pepna,y/vaniart B. BANNA '46- NM ScHOOl6 o . 9titiVnioleiafeT:itna Alai! Philadelphia . prieesi: ; ' ' • f blare 9. • = VDVIG EPS GERMAN AND.; ENdilsu ELAGit A ERS—Just received and for sulk by Oct:. 22, 43- 1 .1: BA • LA STET{ dr SALT—Mr:llona of Piasters ind 1 150, sacks Ground ..S3l.t.lbe,sale by " . • • ;.29, 44 . MILL . A- HAGGERTY. DR AFTS dz "' beets. and bound inbound Alsoßilla fbr sale by. - - July 30. , ~O..BANAN. TIME 80010.—The subscriber hai otOmod a yanety 'of Time Books of the most appro. yed kiln/. which will be sold cheap. by ' Nov. 12. 46 •-•_ B. BANNA24. THE PHELADELPIII4 READING, apd POTTSVILLE fIAiL ROAD. • ^„. - " . .. ... „ . 27,-i; ~- 7 : - 4.1.1.Ane . ",' ,, r , ^r• - •-,__ ==-. - ...,.......,-...-:. . ---....':.......:, ...j . A. - ' NEW 'ARRANGEMENT. On and after Wednesday, 11rovenzber 1812 the Paesenger, Coal and Freight Trains 01 'run at the following Hataie on the Philadel phia Reading and Pottsville Rail 11(jad: The 5 Coal Trains .will leave Pottsville be tween the boors of 9 and 10;,/t. 51.. or °never ter of an hour apart. 'and run on to Reading where they . will meet and pats all the op Trains. Coai and Pesienger. ' ' ' The first 3 Coal Trams Will !cave Richmend between the boars or 6Pand 7, and the last 2- will leave the Plane at 7i and nritie Ist of these last will always hold' up before crossing the main Track at the Falls, until Sign a lled to by the watch• man that all the 3 Trams from Richmond have passed up the Line. PASSENGER TRAINS. • The Davin Passenger Train will leave Potts ville at 12. AL, behind all the Coal Trains pas sing all the up Coal trains at Reading, and running past the last at Baonistown; the nestl at Douglassville, and the firstA down Coal Trains at Pottstown. - • , The up Passenger Train leave Philadel. phis at 10 A. M. behind all the Coal Trains pas. sing all the down Coal Trains at Readini, then running to Pottsville. READING FREIGHT ) Tll AIN. The Down Freight Train will leave Reading on Tuesdays and Thursdays. / ef 8 A. M. passing all the up Coal and Passenger 'Trains infant!. town, where they will wait for it. The op Freight Train/will leave the Plane on Wednesdays and Fridays, immediately behind ; the op Passenger Train, to Pottstown, wheie it will wait for all the down Coal and Passenger Trains, w,hich trains will also wait for it, and then run tia, Reading. POMVILLE FREIGHT TRAIN. Leaves Reeding on' Thursday and Saturday at 7 &AL. passing all down Coal and Passenger Train's at Port Clinton, where the letter Trains will wait for it., /Leaves Pottsville about 7 P._ M., after all the Coal and Passenger Trains are in, 'and has the track clear to Reading. G. A. NICOLLS, Super't Tranep n. P. R. & P. R. R. Nover.ber NEW AND GREAT INVENTION. FRANCIS'S mg - my IMPROVED RAN• IFOED WRITFR. n Y'this wonderful invention a letter and do. 'l'm' plicate can be written in one operation with more ease and greater facility than a single let. ter with au ordinary pen and ink. To the merchartile, professional and travelling part of the comunity this truly great invention as of infinite value as it iq a great saving lime, trouble and'expense. The principle advantage to be derived from the manifold writer is 'that a copy of any document may .be kept without any additional trurible to the writer, and without any necessity of using either an inkstand or.a pen. The instrument used for writing is an agate point, consequently it never wears by use. For banks, insurance offices, merchants, men of brivi nese generally, lawyers,. postmasters, editors, reporters, public officers, and dll who may be de. sirens of.preserving copies, of their letters' docu ments, &c. with an immense saving of time and the satisfaction Ofhaving• an exact copy of what they have written, this will be found invaluable. Fraricis's Manifold Writer has now been in sus cessful operation two years, during which time the proprieter has had the , pleasure of receiving the unfeigned approbation, of all whose observe. lion it has come under. - At the late fair of the American Institute-the merits of the article were examined into by three of the most able chemists in the country, Who pronounced it to be a very ingenious and useful_ contrivante, and not liable to change color by exposure to air, moisture, or chemical agents. Consequently a medal was a warded by the Institute. The proprieter has lately made great improve. merits in this. article. Tho paper is of the best quality manuactured in the United States, being Made for the Manifold writer expresZly to his or. der. The ruling ofthem, which has for some time been thought impossible, has at length been 'brought to perfection for which a copyright has be,eniiecured. The copying hooka are bpond in a Sari - elk of forms and sizes, varying in price.from 50 cents upwards. • Stationers and Country Merchants in gzneral will find it to their advantage to procure the amt. cle; as they meet with a ready sale. A" liberal deduction made to those who buy by wholesale: Newspapersor magazines throughout the coun try copying the above entire without alteration or abridgement (including this notice) and giving it twelve inside insertions, shall receive a copy sub. jam to their order by sending a paper containing the advertisement to the office of the subscriber. LEWIS FRANCIS, 83 William street, • Coiner MMAen Lane, New York. November 12 1842. \' 46 Lorberry Creik Rail Road Company. N OTICE is hereby given to the stockholders of the above Company, that an Election will be held on Monday, the" Sth day of December next, at the house of Israel Reinhard, in the bor ough of Pinegrove,SchuAkill county, to,eleet by ballot One President. Eight Managers, Onf Trea surer, and One SeMetary, to serve for the ensuing year. JOHN STRIMPFLER,'Seev. November 12. 96 , UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS. Scotch, Gingham & Moslio Umbrellas Parasol' and Son Shades. A complete assortment, just receivecLand ioi sakby - E. Q. & A. HENDERSON. May 28, CHEAP HEADING FOR WINTER EVENINGS. %IRE subscriber has for sale at the following very low rates: Pelham, by Bolwer; coniplete, 2ti, • Disowned, du do 25 Devereuz. do do 25. Paul Clifford, do ...do • 25 Eugene •Arem, do do, 25 Last Dave of Poinpeii, - do ) 25 Rienzi or the Last of the Tribunes, • - 25. Czarina, by Mrs..Hoffiend, ;-• .25, Leibeet Agricultural Chemistry, do . 'Animal Chemistry, 25 Western Captive, . 4 25 Percival Keene, by Copt; Oar/Yet, 124 Lost of the Bollwinkles, 124 Pbineas Qoiddy, • - • Eve, by Bulwer, is' Ladies' Book for November,. ' ",25 GrahLm'a Magazine, 25 AU the cheap public bons tit anon ly published. All the Waverly Novels in 25 ! wadi combats., at 25 cents per !to., or $5.-complete. Jost Mali: red and for sale by. Noietllbor 5. N . - Ew GooDs.4opEen WHITE SON have I.ar hand _alargti• and gineial, .assortmentof fresh -and:seasoiiblegooda,:iabich will be Go ld cheap for Cieb,,oi in exchange country produce.. • • : • • . Mt; Ca.rboh,Oet.3lat, 1840. MEI COAL TRAINS. TAKE NOTICE ! ! •B BANNAN. and Stationer., ~,,-. ~.::.,-,-,.,.,,,;:,,, ...„.", - -,,,, k i ..y:.!7,4 . ... :. -4 „,T. „.., 1 A _ ........... 100.. - o)los:.*'"iteesitiftliti.eilet II; ~arioff# itOitisii:Sfbi, : :,; . l .,: -, - :-..:: - - LI -:-.,, L .-. -, 7,... :: ,- 77.:T..-,;, , , - ;:: . :4.44.4. qiteTt i t- 1 :iii'in.iiiiiii4i .4 - - zcf- - - - 7,.-.: -':....r. , • • ~: •- - drIERMAN le ENGLISH ALMANACKS rep 1843 , by SHA e rOr, l6ll ll. lB , at Phia• 'ac!Phis Oleos Tat Mae V ,r' • , _ zn, BANNA,v. November b,:;--? 415 - J VOTES dF , DRA --Blank , Notes and =. 4 . 15 Drafts in obeetk or bound up . _in 100. 200. and 300 in'itEcok t - iilonqo for Bala . • • . • - EL BANNAN.. 1011APE1tAADIGIN.GS & BORDERS.74be sub. 1 " - scriber baton band and Or ale "a very choic e lot . of Paper,Mangings anct Sankt* "tor Parlors and whiCylte will'aellat Very lotr ratei. „ - _ B. SANNAN. Also AT; iale a reVi elegant Fire Place Screen!. Noveniber 5.1842, - • " 45 IikLASTINGPAPAR:—.StrOng [(tidier' e Ai! and Sirs* Illastiog racier; by the re am or ' 4 44 3 4 0 W; akesiefalim WiaPlont Paper, from 50 to 75 mote per reem, - and double crown ate' per ream, for sale by , J B. BANN'AN. 45—/ November 5,;, THE MINERS! BANK of Pottsville, jti ihe county' of Schuylkill. have 164 day *land a Dividend Of one one-per cent on'tho Cap. ittil Stock paid in, payable to the stogtholderv. or their legal representatives, on - or, after the Ilth met. - CHAR LPS LOEIER, Cashier. Pottsville, November 5. ' - 45.—. OLD 'ESTABLISHE I PASS. GE OFFICE , . 'F' or parage to and tram allyxtrfc of and, .Eogfeerl, , - Scotland and in Regular f4eket Slops. . 4 - " .. RAISIGEMENIS FOP 1813. Alm Proprietors, enaaiyaged by the lib. Zt eral patronage beitowsd upon them in U.,' - former seasons; will ve, in addition ' 7 il, A. to the lines formerly e ployed by them lit . for th e purpose of bri ing out CABIN, B;eOND CABIII and precut= passengers. a him of first class AMERICAN tamer one .from Liverpool, to Philadelphia, one sailicg on the Sh. 18tb and 28th of each month. Also first class packet ships sailing oh the let and 15th of April; May, and June, from LONDONDEaRY. BILLFAST. Coat ind;Dusum to New York or Philadelphia inagmr,i which together with their old established line of NO York and Liverpool packets, sailing every POOR dare from Liverpool, and their'line of New York and London packets, sailing every TEN cays.from London; presents en array of shipping ,far suipaming that clan" other house in the Trade. and is well worthy oftthe attention of those who are desirous of sending or , their friends in the ofd cowry daring the coming aeon. The terms °roan° -and emry (according to a late act of Parliament,) will tr verymodenate, and a free passage from Ireland to loverpobl, per steam. boat can also beilecured. 1 For the accommodation ofpogo sending for their friends, Drafts at Sight will heriven upon The Belfast Banking Compantand Branches, Ireland. The City of Glasgow Bank and Branches, Scotland. Spooner, Atwood it. Co: bankeni. London. And P. W. Byrnes, Esq. and arms. Lwerpool: Payable in every town throughout the Kingdom. For passage or any other information, apply person ally or by letter, postpaid, to 1. BENJ. BANNAN, " Pottsville. Agenrfor the Proprietors. Pottsville, November 5, i 45—s" - 1"11BLIC - 4A LE. PURSUANT to an order of the Orphans' Courts of Berke and Scpylkill counties, the Subscriber% Administrators of the estate of Jun a than Jones, late of East #answig Township, in the county of, Schoylkill,#epased, will expuae to sale by Public Vendue, it Friday. the 25th of November next, at 10 o'cloifi in the forenoon, at the house of Jobq Daily. takeeper, in the Bor. ough of Hamburg. and coo ty aforesaid. the on. divided one fourth parts of LI the following real estate of Jones, Kelm & No. 1. Windsor Furnate, and about 3000 acres -...r:-6 4f . Wood and Sp ut Land, situate in -' &1 „1, : , Windsor. Gree wick and Albany Townships, Ber county, near Ham. burg,and three les from the Schuyl. kill Canal, and the Philade Ma & Reading Rail goad, with the following i rovernents, one Fur nee, with, the necesesary sildings attached for Moulders, large Coal Hon , Ware House, Car penter Shop, Cupola, a goo and well finished '' ~„; Two Story Sto Mansion House, le :ass 'eight convenie Houses tor work :rill '''-f men, largo Bai and Stabling, all in .---..5-.1 - gnod order. I • No. 2. 2631 acres of Wlnd Land, situate in Schtindkill county. adjmnink the Schuylkill Ca. cal, Port Clinton, lot, Nn. 11, and lands of Peter C. Ballill, and others, including Keim's addition to Port Clinton, and the Cntre Turnpike-passes through the stun between;Hamburg and Port Clinton.:_ . • . I . in • No. 3. About 1 5 0 acres Wood Land, situate in said Schuylkill county,. adjOining Windsor Furnace, land No.:l,lota N. land 4, andlind of John Shall. - / • ' Nu. 4. About 200 tierce 0 Wood and Sprout Lend, situate in Windsor lownsbi Berke Co., adjoining Windsor Furnace land o. 1, lot No. 3;and lands of Peter C. Blain, and other . NO: 5. About 60 acres of Sprout rid, si nate in Greenivich. Township, Cerks county, adjoin. ing lands of Daniel Kellar, lobri Greenwald and others. : • / No.. 6. Abut - -s kif W Jut. 100 acres bf Wood; and Sprat. Lard, situate in said Greenwich Township, ad. 'oining lots N 0.5 and 7, and lands of Daniel Kel. ler,john Greenawald and others. i No. 7. About 120 acres of Wood and Sprout Land, situated in said Greeriwich Township, ad. joining lot No. 6, and lands ,of 'lsaac Miller, jr., Martin Zettelmoyer, and other*: PETER JONES. • • NICHOLAS JONES, • , Administrators. The Assignee. of Jones,'Keim iy Co., will sell the other undivided portion '4'llll the 'Revered pro parties above mentioned, at the same time and place. November 5,1842 LADIES . ' MUSICAL LIBRARY. MUSIC AT 2 CEITS PER PIECE. rillHE Ladles's Mailed Library is -published •••• Monthly et $3 pe'r • anntim, or 25 cents fbr eti,ch monthly part. 'Each cumber Contains from 12 to 15 pieces of Music..which is lees than 2 cents per piece. The Mvisidobtained in tbiajfe riodical for $3. would cost opwaris of 939. if purchased at the Music Stores. Subscriptions received by the subscriber, where'also single co. pies can be obtained. B. BANNAN. Snbseribers residinfin tiny partof the county can bO supplied from this office. Noveinher 5, ' PUBLIC BALE. PURSUANT man order of the Orphisn'a otitt . ,z of Schaylkill , county, the Sawcriber. birettr of the- eatateof Augustus Thatcher.' late Of the State of Connecticut, deceased.. will expose to Sale by Public Vendee. on Saturday, the 3d day of Decern* next. at 9 n'ilock M the fore. goons at the hOuse of Charles Christ, in the Bor. bughot Pottsville, a certain Lot of Ground situ. Ste in the Borough , of Pottsville, ind county of Schuylkill, lying and being on Mahantango erect. In front forty feet, 'and in depth two hun dred feet, - and elk inches. Late the estate of said deceased: AtMndanest Will be given and the con ditlone of Sale made known at the time and place of sale, by THOMAS 0. - POLLOCK. Administrator. By order of the Court, • . 'JACOB KREBS. Clerk. 457 November 5, LAW BOOKS, —Sicliinney's Digest of the . Laws of Pennsylvania. M cKinney's' Pennsylvania Insane.. . MeXinnees. ' Select Laws of Pennsylrania. to , the ase of. die Fairer. NeChanie, and e _Mari DoOnessor lame that every _person in_ the Community ongbt to be acqautintst) with. Just: :received and.for sitle by --- • - - - . . WAIFS , YER-Vllki7GE—This valua ble 3 =7 l tei'llPhich his gained, Iv greaten . &eh nt ll ol•Anter Noun Medicine to the cowl-, try, a Wiry, bri•inted. wtikeeeh, end retail, et! Phili.elii•hhquines. ,No family; after once using;', if, frig be without this Medicine Oct '''4ol4l tot ttoyikill' x 4r` • -.• , • - ''~..~ . )11111.V110,14 DR. itYLOR'S 5. BALSAM-- Or ..I.IVERWAItir* - Par COnsampiion; Vetag46. ,- Colde, qf Mad, Pain -in the side* er brtalfylaa ' . Piro' riot. !Urban- of-kvell, Palpitation of 1* heirt, - bettility;.lVerioosaW.: and -Oli t clisettset lde Lange and Meer: " VIREPARF.D, at 375. Bowery., in the city of New York, wherti the article first_ originated, and is on genuine.: lus medicine has been used in the city of New York with unexampled wade a'. for eight years and foundttqually ~bettelicial throughout the country. It is now need. by mtuy of the medical faculty with in creased confidence and satisfaCtion. 'See'when you purchase that you get the tilie cited& eine,froni 71 , 1keiery, New York. sold by:speciflca- Reniarkabk Cure of' Consumption. - ' • . I have tieen an inyidid for three years, tad have Suffered every torture- from confirmed consumptiok. But . Dr. l'avtor has-wholly cured me. The bre quantities tifinatters he to raise has subaided,my cough ha' cased:and lam fleshy again, my health be ing wholly inn:M*ly piing three bottles of hircel , ebrated Balsam. M. E. WINDLEY. No. 133, Maiden Lane, Novi A ork. Shortness of Breath. For this disease Dr Tavlor's Balsam of Liverwort lumina - equal Having the Asthma, a severe pain in my left aide. and some cough; I was in iiffeed to, ry the above medicine, and great was my joy to fiad it cured meta about two weeks. !Calm cured , my mother of a levete attack of the Liver complaint, with which she had suffered two years. ' J.C. STONE. 23 Hall Place. New York. , • Surprising Care 4 Constimption.• hlri R. Gladdin of DelhfsNevr York - . of-a natural consuMptuoas constitution, hat been saved from an untimely end by the use of Dr. Taylor't Balsam of Livettrort. A severe, cold brought on an attack of Pleurisy. and thus ended in general debility and con. samption. A constant cough. - hectic flush, - reitless nights, quick pulse, and continued lose of flesh, augur ed a speedydeath; but as soon as be commenced the use of this Balsam, be grew better, and it-now fully restored to health. - • I,,,AENT. DOM,. TAYLORIP.;" BAL 4 AAM OF LIVERW,ORT. The cures and benefits procured by the use of this medicine. in all cases of diseases of the Lungs, is al— mostincreditable. It has been used by several per sons in this neighborhood and there is scarcely an in. stance but its benefits hive been fully realized:- Per sons afflicted with Coughs, Colds, Asthma. difficulty of breathing, pains in the side or breast, spit ting ofblood catarrhs, palpitation of the heari.oppres- sion and sibreness of the chest, whooping ccingh, nay, hectic fever, night_ sweats, , difficulty or procuse expectoration, and all other affections of the chest, lungs and liver. should not fail of, procurinz a bottle of this Medicine. J. WRIGHT. Sandy Hill, Washington county, N. Y.. The compositine of Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liver wort is only known by the Proprictiii, therefore it is dangermis using any but that from 375 Bowery. , • We hereby certify that our son 6 years of age. was suddenly taken with a lever, and after a severe sick ness a violent cough ensued. ' ' He Was bloated; his skin was filled, and his physi cian said there was no favorite symptom about him. that he.had a confirmed'consomntiop. At that time, we procured a bottle of that yalitable medicine, Tiv; Ines. Balsam of Liverwort; 'After taking one bottle we began to hie hopes of .his recovery. fie cocain ed until he had used five bottles. It is now a year from aiattime,and his health is better than it hasbeon since au infant. DAVID& lIANNA II ROGERS, : Granville, Washington co.. N. V. For proof of the Slxwestaternent. I refer to the sub scriber above people of high respectability. EORGE: YLOR. Ytatimr molt AND COLb coaso.—The - severe change of weather having given me a most violent cold. also einectoration and difficulty of breathing; I was much distressed Until ;took Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort. 1 found this medicine to suit my .case and cured me at once which causes me to recommend rt to others. J.J. FISHER. 17 Barrow st. N. Y. PAIN IN THE SIDE AND . BREA:M.—These diseases have caused me much trouble, and often prevented my attending to business. Every medicine [ heard of 1 tried. but found no relief. As a last resource I con, eluded 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 fat's Paperiot to any Thing else. A. L. GREEN, 2 Pitt et. N.Y. StirriNo or BLOOD CURICD —For four months I have had a discharge of blood from the lungs, almost daily. Also a'dry hard cough, some pain, 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 en.ire cure. L. V. HAVILAND, 171 Oak st. N. Y For sale only in Pottsville, by JOHN S.C. - MARTIN. Agent Aliv2B; 1842 22-- I y YrHE subscriber would respectfully inform, his -11- friends and customers, that he has located his Military Cap Manufactory in Third Street, No. 101, akw doors below Race. where he would be pleased to see his old customers. and as many new ones as are disposed to favour him with their custom. He still emtinues to manufacture' Military and Sportmen's articles of every description, such as Leather. Cloth, Felt. Silk and Beaver Dress Cope, of all patterns; Forage Gaps; Holsters for troop. Body do; Cartouch Boxes. Bayonet Scabbards, Swotd 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, itc..4.e. Irir Orders thankfully received and promptly at— tended to. WILLIAM CRF.SSNIAN, No. 101 North Third St., a few doors below Race. Philadelphia, Oci. 29, . PURSUANT to an eider of the Orphan's Cannot Schuylkill ctinnty. the subscriber. Administrator of the estate of Rohert C..HiIL 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 Kautman, in the Borough of Schuyl kill Haven, and county of tresaidt A Frame llouse, Stable, and Lot of , Ground situate in the bornugh elf Schuyl ••• • r kill Has:en, bnunded in front on. Front et. 111 aps . L'.7. • on the North, by a lot of Jacob-Delbert, on the East by a twenty feet alley, and on the South. by n let of Daniel Kline. Containing in width - 91 feet. and in depth 230 feet. marked in Swift's addition to• Schuylkill Haver . .eco.red at pre sent by the Rev. Mr. Drake. eassession. on the Ist of April next. Apply to WILLIAM S. HILL, By order of the Court, Administrator. o' JACOB KKEBS, Clerk. Octobet 29, ' 94 . EMI AND FOUR TANKS FOR LOCOMOTIVES, mat be had cheap for cash of in exchange for COL/1. One BALDWiN ENGIN& 10 horse power, in cumplete order and nearly new. GREER EN num entirely new. bish Engiliee horizontal.— Tho Tanks will hold 600 gallons each. Apply at Shackemaxon Iron Winks, Keneing. ton, Philadelphia. • WISES STARR & SONS, On Shackamaxon St.. near Frankford Road. Phila.. October I, 40-2 mo• EMI The Mitterzi:Batak tf rottsvillf, in the t*itty • AN Election' for Thirteen Directore of the a. hove intitinition, to serve the ensiling year. will beheld at the Banking Iloutip, in the Bor. ough of ‘, Pottsville, on Monday, the Met of No. ainnber next. between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'ctock P. M. -, j A general 'Meeting of the Sfockh•ilders will be held at the Elsoltiog House, on Tuesday, the first of Noveinber .-! CHAS LOESER;Cashier. 'October 8, 1842 41— ToDyeri t Bleselters t 'Peper Makers, !Mentz Engine Betilders t end edam. P L IItOY 'Tatum. ~ WELD , 1` WR OUGHT Int TUBES • Prom 4 inches yr, in calibre and 2to i 2 feet Ion& capable of sustaining pnwenni from 400 te 2300 lbs. per .square inch, with Stop Wire. Le. end other aitafel to lalit lilting together, With renew. Joints, suitable Or STEAM. WATER. 044 and ea LOMMOT/VE sad other STEAM EOM= Fusco ' • Minttfaciire' d taut itcr ude bY 11011RIS. TUNER at.' monius. Warehouse& E. Come of Tbird & Willmi 7 : 1108 j 24-; ty, OWN illEi TO TtiE PUBLIC ATTENTION. lIIILITARY STORE. PUBLIC SALE. BY ADJOURNMENT._ TWO STEAM ENGINES, ___ `. - . Ening 'ft e ' _ w =WM fr}.l...)3cite)i.SoactOnir 'sod Powell* ; Teas teccited and rorAle by ' : 0rt;429;41—.. : - ..MILLER pAtidEFITY.„ Vi'lll34l3.=4Prime'Soasbens t, reitiberi: fur ja: sale by AttILLER &HAGGERTY. . Dric,—;•rit tat and 25, iba. KeittS 7 Philadelphia prices, fay sale by - - March 19.12-- B:RANNA gONGS rtn! Tot 'COLD WATER - , ARMY, , —, set to Music, for sale by.,; B.BANNAN; VERY- CROW GREEN AND BLACK T E /16 1 / 4 +T. di J. Beam have just received from New York's latte supply ofehoiee Green ano Mace Teas: • . •Deeember'V3 52- plAusr—The subscribers have bees appoint ed Agents by the New fork Mannfacniring Co. for the sale Of their celebrated Grand Action Plano.. of either Rosewood :or Mahogany. a apeciaiini or which cut beaten by applying to • December 18. 31— T. Its J BEATTY. TM' reeeivrd by the eotwitibertin viiensive at e. Bowmen of men s, women" and children' Fizuted and Plain India Rubber Shoes, which tliev will sell cheat, for cash. S. & J. FOSTRR, OctOber 29. - • 44—i M. A.- DOOLEY - .• • ATTORNEY AT LAW, . Porrva.ts. Office in the basement of the Fennsylvinie Hell August 27, --' - • JOHN * C ATTORNEY AT LAW, IllirA M S removed from Market Street to the ore luittormerly . etetimied by Abraham Nleisse, in Centre Street, nOpoeitst the Post Otrinv. Pottsville. October V 41— EASTEIVISISTRIZTOF PENNSYLVANIA In Bankruptcy. NOTICE. pETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate under:the Bankrupt Law, have been filed - by William H. Marshall, of,the firm of Marshall er Kellogg,i Scuylkill county, Daniel Hill, Innkeeper, late Blacksmith 1 . - '- and Monday. the 21st day of .November next; at ILD'claak. A. M. is appointed', for the hearing thereof , before the said Court, sitting in Bank. riiiitcy,at the District Court Room in thP City of Pkiladelphia, when and where tie Creditors ot , the said Petitioners, who have produced their' Debts, and all other persons in intere4t, may ap pear and show cantle, if any they have. why such Discharge andecrtificate should not. he granted. , • FRAS. HOPKINSON. Sept.lo, 37-10 t Clerk of District Court. NOTICE. PETITIONS for D:scharge and; Certificate under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed Sy V{ illiam Gorgau, Boat • Builder, Schuylkill co. Joseph Bowen, School Teacher, late do Clerk. And Friday. the 30ih dab of Dr•eember - next, at 11 o'clock, A. M. is appointabi tor the *ring thereof, before the said Cam's, sitting in 'Dank. rupicy, at the District Court Roan; in the City of Philadelphia, when and where the Croditnrs of the said Petitioners, 'who hope proved their Debts, and all other persons in interest, may appear . and show r. cainie,Of any they have, why suehDiti. charge and Idertifiente should nut he granted. FR AS. HOPIONSOiI Clerk ofthe District Court NOTICE. . Oct. 8,41-10 t pETITIONS for Diseharge'and Certificate on. der the Baukrupt Law, have been filed by Alexander Graham, Indiiidually, and of the late firm of Moore & tiraham, late Metchant, Schuylkill enmity. Daniel' Stall, Clerk, and Fiiday. the 30th day of December. at 11 o'. clock, A. M. is appointed . * this hearing4here. of, before the said Court,'llitting in Bankruptcy,' at the District Cowl Room in the City of Phila. delphie, 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, it any they have, why such Dis charge and Certificate should not be granted. FKAS. HOPKINSON, Clerk of Dis4ict Court. NOTICE. • Oct. 15, 42-101 APETITION' for Disehaige and Cirtifierve under the Bulk! ofit Law. has been filed by James Beiz, Clerk, late Merchant. Schuylkill co. And Friday, the 30th day of December nexyat I I o'clock, A. M., is appointed for the hearing thereof, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the District Court Room, in the City of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of She said Petitioner, who have proved-their Debts, and all other pe'. sons in interest, may appear, and shots eauts, if any they have, why such 'Discharge and Certtfi. cute shauld not be granted. ETAS. BOIT INSON, Clerk of 'District Court. 41-10 October 29, NOTICE. prnrfoNs for Discharge and Certificate under the Bankrupt Law. have been filed by Lewib L. Bevin, lakeeper, Schuylttill county. Peter Aurand, and Friday, the 27th' day of January next, at Il o'clock A. Al. is appoiuted . 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 appear and show cause, if any they have, why such Dis charge and C.ertificate should not he granted. FRAS. HOPKINSON, Clerk of District Ctiort. NOTICE. Nov. 5, .44-101 Ak PETITION for Discharge untlCertifieate Li& under the Bankrupt Law, hastieen filed by Moses Swum), of the firm of Strom* and Henan semen, Coal 'Merchant. Schuylkill county. and Friday, the 27th day of January next, at &dock, A. ltl r , is ,appointed for the hearing thereof, before the. said Court, sitting in 'Bank. ruptcy, at the District Court Room, in the City Ol Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of 'the said Petitioner, who have proved their Debts, and all other persona in interem, miry ap... near and show cause, if arty they have, why such Discharge and Certificate should not be granted. FRANCIS HOPKINSON,' Clerk of District Ct . rurt EigTIT lONS fur"'Discharge arid Certificate niftier the Bankrupt Law, havalnen' filed rip Francis Spencer, individhallf , iieci ajoe s tritier4. of ;he late firm of Spencer and Watt n.; • LoWber,Spencer &Co., Coal Merchant tOhuyl.'' kill county. I r• William /Wended, late Farmer, Miller - and Lumber Merchant, Schuylkill co. and Friday, the 27th dap of January, next still O'clock, A.' M , is **minted for the hearing thereof. before the said' Court, sitting in flank ,roptcy, at the District Court ItooM. in.lbe TY of Philsdelphiu when and where the Credit rit of the said Petitioners, who have rle* their. Debts, and ell otherpersons in interestonkY pear and show cau se, if any , they haviroohi such' Dieciatige and Certifteatrationld noCrie:granted. FR AS.' HOPKINSON, . "Clerk of District Court. - .47= . Nov. 12, 4(3 November 19. Estate r f Gefirge Reber, Esq., .decawed !NOTICE is hereby given, that the Anditas 1® appointed by the Orphan's Court Of f!chnyl. kill county. to examine the accounts of Levi Re. tier, one of.tbe Executors of last will and ter., - two . eat of George Rebei; Each deceased, Will'at. tend to'she deties'of their appointment. on Toes day. the 29th of November. '1940,5t 0 &chick,: P. "M., at the offioe of M. A.'-DootaY, Esq i'irs toe Borough of Pottrville. ' - . • SAMUEL 11191417 INGER, ANDREW 11118544 ,• ' 1 : -10 L N. - 14X • :1 ',./I.weisiitiet; 494 e; • . . NEW FAMMAI3LE curruvid ,. . JUST opened_rei the Benefit of tbe Poorby sellont et Yedoted Priest and for cash, et ,the old,Post Qkicts etand„Ceoure 'tree!, opposit, brat ket:stroet _ . - . fly,entling and extitnieglon fiettibe 'White tbe Tiara.•• •• - • • N 4 = 041112 * Ingstiwm lai INDIA RUBBER SHOES rutted States Court. AUDlTOtiltrS , rioTr , _~ It; . :',.-' '-:'., r 7 -'==.":::".:,:'.',. , .:: ,, ,.-, , 1 , , , ',' :, , , ,, ,. - -•'-:',".i , ZlZ: , W4'., i, -4,' , . '!-,,.; '',4 N4itti,AULEßEAtlifAltitTg,:i , • , , - 23ili'Vtft sitintid rtensistint - 4* ee . pa the comeit, or ilehititTrio fourth Stir 'anti W'e ii 1100' ixtkivii: lliihiate church timid two sub :ninth' so Mum; r ' , Thugii•opent is so !iitizeteil- tba 11 .. t t iv e hr h. ed im i l zi w ei ti tsi oxi ti.7 . enthi. arld eeparateliito suit pyribaskral "? • . For ter ni apply to. • . - . • &Pt. gs--:tf • - Mahal:lo,4o Street. ADAINISTR&TaIItitit AOTICt. 'VOTIVE is hereby •:giree.'-thet letters of Ad ministration' oi the ;estate lies. , ye tile, lute orate Borough of .raniiiitus, decrees:ed i t hare bcen'griated by thellegivites cif Schuylkill; county to the. saboenter: Mi Onioni hy f ing claims or demands against the of laid de cea•M:l. ate reqbested•to Oieke ks t osett the,siame.; without delay; and those indebted to the aaid suit . ' tate to make immediate payment to MARGARLT NEVILLE: Administralrix. Tain3qns; tleiotitr El; • - - HAitim & snoviDERS.. . . Western jfernsi '<eared Wlth /trilt without imoke,) : • - -- Shouldera,& Sides. xtm - - . • • Ee Smoked . BiloAna Sattgaze, • • , , -." Smoked and Pickled SJlMiEdr ‘ , . Halifax add Maggalthisetia 31nelierel, • Stad. Sw - uhed Herring'. Co& Filh. for gale ' E. Q & A. 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Romts.odopted and published by the PHWADitte - PHU & RE4DI•4O RtIL ROAD COMPANY.; ,Wch they - purpose to have atnctly enforced, to rd against future aecilente, and prevent any f , 'destruction , *: of the company's property : ~,_-. .. . The Public are informed that. rrvin Road and _ its BILIDOKI are not a gommon.thoroughfare. and that" any pereon or persons, 'idiot, driving or leading Cit. . ; tle over tho Rail RoadAind tut \ Bridges. ar permit tie; • ' the iarne to trespais thereon,' abutters - to the provt- " mons of the acts of Assembly, la Inch case made and provided,w ill bedealt with according r IoW. 117,. SMOKING on any Af the Findis exprwo-. .. ly prohibited under a pehalty of TEN LLA RS. sis lj. AU persmns are "cautioned not to mover-the said Company's Ridges, between nun c and ;uprise, withoit the permission oldie watchme ,Who are au thorized to stop: limy iy.dividuals, at holes, whom they bare reason to suspect. , , ! atyll7 Should anise Rules" be di ,„ rded the Corn- -., Pony will net be„adrwerable foArte ceasequeeces. .- October 29; .' ''-!"" ; ' ...0 0 ' ' -. -44-- - • 'REWARD. .r&ILTILL be given for sti..b .'information. as Mar - V r,! lapd, to the disrovery ate conviction of.thek-.=f person or persons. whci placed en obstruction on the y, trick of the Philadelphia Redding & Pottsville Thal Road. near Pon'Clitoon. on this afternoon ofthe 17tle • - inst. throwing_the Engne off the track; and ceasing the Inatof TWO LIVE.S. t 'All good ciltans, Who wish to see ruck vitt:tries . the above pmperly punished ar ai other recent' outrages upow. 4 .tbra lives and properiv,of therm:mon. : nity, are eArnestlj.iequested to give all the inferior.. , lion: in their power oa the subject. eitheepersataul ue .by letter. to ' ! G A. NICOLLS Reading I:Wpm; Supe.et Transportation 1. October. Is. 18126 ' - • P. It. ts P. te (kinder 20. •-•- .42 gril-1$ subseribcr offers for rent the plane white tie 'Miry resides; on the Millersville road, two . milts frmn Fettsville. The brume is large end • eorrimorlious,tire ground is well stocked with fruit trees, , and it his every coovenicnce for a corfifor. : ;_ table residence. , • •.• . • Also the place, adjoining, known-is the Poll's Head, Farm. It is well calculated for.e.Market or dairy farm. Octobei ly• .7 VEGETABLE8 2 1011.111114&6•• are. -" , T Hgeataicether ropecttully entleuaees the this Borough, and:iiortnending enintry, that he will always keektiet hatid,at stand. Smith U'etia,'corner ofteatre and Mertaii• 1 tong 4 otrettei ender Genwe's Hotel. ;the 'ehoiePet_l Veietablesto4 Fruits the Philadengliti market erode, tehich arPhitraelp* Oaf*: , Firaitiaa team; Abair attlexe. caul aley_aye -be„ supplied, and, parAientar Rinds ortegetableko yrifit' f ibtainetklit order the ehairteet sr reipeetfullifolitita the su eport 'of milady, :which hii -Wilt endeavor,: to pnimpt. atteenen tit hie . ;'-TP-„c• 1 141" c-PoitattlleiJanti , • - IffMl stv Ei 13111 MS 37j , 37j 73 3 1.0) , 876 3 00. 3 3 .50 3 25 ' 2 75. 650 2 72 1 12i 2'75' • 150 , 600 • MA RANNAV CU - 4m.. II El
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