ZZ MEC/I A NIC:43IAS q.3IOIATIO v.--Subject or debate for Tuesda! even rig; January 19th. 0 Was .Capt. the U. S. Brig Somrra, jig:0 . 11101de in Ike el , cctilion7pf She iitulineero" Affirmative—R.4l. Pihner. - .Wm. 11. ', t ithe% l inac Severn, Chit. Leib, IL, flier; B. llndsci4. • Negative-3j M. Crosland, - "J. 11. James. E: MeGinnes i D.. - B Christ, J. McCormick; Wm.' 0: Henna. ' M. CROSLAND, Free, Jas. Miasma.; OticE'y, January 14, Ma 4. Phrenillogy." • ATHENIAN INSTITUTE LECTURES.—Dr. • James S. Carpenter will deliver the foorth lectureof the course, before' the members 4:if the destitute. and the public on the above pained subject, on Tuesday evening next. at 7 o'clock, at the lectute.room, Cot ner of Centre and Mahantongo Streets. Tickets idmining one Gentleman and TwotLadies to the course. $l. CHAS. IEIR, Scc'y. January 14, 18.3. .7 . 3 . irr FRANKLIN ENCAMPMENT No. 4,' of 1. - 0: F. of Pa.—A 'tooted - meeting- Of tho Encampment. wiltbe held on Welk' enday the 113th inst., at 7 o'clock in their Lodge Room. Jan. 14. 1 CHAS. 11. 111CliA OS, Sett irrNOTlCl.,:,—Personshavirig in missonion Span ners, or other fixtures—belonging to the fire apparat• es, stationed in the basement of the ‘Vatch-house,Ste .requested to return them immediately, tnthe under• signed, that all may be iu readiness fueactive use. By order of Council JOHN M. CROSLAND,Burgers. January 14. inks,. • 3—. Our . - CORRECTED WEEKLY. Porrsrita.r., Jan. 14, 184'2 Wheat Flour, pr Bbl l ss 00 Flacon, per lb. 6 Rye do cwt. 1,15 Pork, •' 4 Wheat. kohl 90 - llama, " 10 Rye.' . " 50 Potatoes, bush! 33 Corn, " 50 Pla,tr, lon 4,50 121.14, " 33 Hap. ... 15.00 E 4411•. doa 10 Timothy cid, NMI 9,50 Sutter, • lb 121 Clover "' " 5,00 jNLYCLOP EIMA AM ERICANA. i —Curn I rlcte in 13 vole., elegantly bound. Just re ceived as d , or vale by B. BANN AN. January 14 3 Office of the Nine II AI and ven Railroad Company. PII:LA4)KiIHIA, Jan. 9, 1843.-4 Al en election held this day. the under-named i&tockholders were unanimously hoben officers for one year, va : President-I-JAMES CUNDAS. Managers. Henry Paul B._ck. Adam Everly, John L. sceey, Edward Lsiwt.a.. Jeremiah§ Liu-ekes. Benjamin •Kugler, ham R,chartfson, Samuel Nason, Jr. Jahn H. eress , .n, Thnmais R dgway, January 11. CHEAP BOOK. FOR ‘N INTER EVEININGS .THE following cheap works are for sale by 13. HANNAN. Tiller's French Revolntion,B partit publish cd. to be completed in Iti parts, each - part brande's EtAcvolopedia of Science, Litera ture tora-Ar , , parts pobltibed, to be plutud to 12 partv, , . cacti part • Alison's of Eurtipe, 2 parts pub to by completed to 16 parts, each part Oliver TwisQ — Ftckwick : Papers 'rota Jones complete, by Buz do du Humphrey Choker, 10 Rodencitßandom do Rornatice and Reality The Young Duke 'Venetia Franc sa Car rata Devereux Itaenzt .'Eugene Aram PaulCliffuid Disowned Alice, or the Mysl.eries Nabob at Dome The Curve. Guy Mannerinz, ,by Walter Scott ,TheAnirgoariaa do Rob Roy * do Old Mortality, , do Hart of Midlothian - do , Bride of latnineitneet , do Hemlwo' ih do Waverly do The Mimatdery 110 Ivanhoe do Menwire of the Queens of France, 11..eners of. ary (timer' of Seute, The Nogimors, Flizhenry., a story of the Heart, . 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WU S taken from the Bar room closet of the ~.;.• • ota of the subscribe r, . in Ibis Borough, ' 013 Th/ radar night last, a Box, containing a Mori; Bombazine for Dresses, Stocitiogs; ILib. bons, a copy of Graham's Magazine, &C., Atc. Whoever will return said Box with the articles, to the subticribcr, or,give him information oaten be can get them again: AO itesaias iliho•sbova t ratiare, or a-proportion of thelreward in propoz. tips to, the articles fCI U filed, ..; :* JACOB . GEISSE. ' ' 1-31 'Attetintier 31, UNIFORM SYSiI'AIOF SCHOOL BOOK'S • THE Superintendent of Contemn Schools, hey. ing made a sklection of Schoulltuoks, for Ate. purpose of Making the Bonk!' uniform through out the Stye, in...the Public Sel cols. and prevent tht inconvrnience arising from aCh ngo.of Books when it Is necessary fur.chi'dren t o remove frnin one distrio t to another. And the Fo'leol Directori of the Borough of Poutssf;le, has mg.adopted these Hooke; the subscriber hereby giver oolice..thiit he has made arrangements with the publishers of these Hooke, to furnish them wholessle to those Sohn wish to sell spin,. at the Publieheee pricey , The full series cement of I ,Cobb'. New Spelling Book, in six parte. Cubb's Ndw Juvenile Readers, Ni. 1 and 2, Frost's IfiStory of the United State.. Fresst's.Atnefican Speaker Frost's Uramtner - • Mitchell's Giegraphical Reader. do ' Sehoul Geogroplty • do Primary do •-( Eieth's Ailthmetieq Frost'. Exercises. in Comrio.itiut!, • Cobb's Critical. Pronouncing Dittihnity. These Sconks w ill tam be retailed by the sub scriber at the lowest rates.. 3- Jannury 14, Dtr Only 82 for - ¢ - 4 t p of the United Strftc;:-.40- MITCHELL'S NATIONAL MAP . 4* THE , States of , North America, Together with Maps of Thirty.twh (f the prin-• • cipal Cilia and' 7itiona in Me Union. THE foregoing is the title of a now Map of the Unite#iState., recently published by the sub. scriber, which, fur accuracy of Geographical de tail, boldness and distinctness .of Engraving, beauty of Paper and Printing; and richness of Colouring, witimliallange competition with any similar production. Surrounding the M General —op, are Maps of Thirty-two of the principal Cities and Towns, with their Vicinities ;mid in the margin there is a Table of all the Counties, in the United States, ( nearly 131,0 in number,) With their population according to the Census of 1840. The Mnp is upw aids of 4 fest to linghth, and in height. It is mounted on Muslin, in the bust manner, with * neat I . 6.tir and Moulding. This National Map of the Uhu ed States is sold invariably for the exceedingly small sum of Two Dollars, less than oneatall •tlie price hitherto charged for map. of the like site forming, with. out question, the cheapest work of the kind ever published in the United States, of in the World. and coining within the means of almost every one, however litiated his circumstances. The subscriber has employed in the Compila tion and Engraving of thts Map, the best Artists in their re.pective departments in the country; and he is pursusiled .hat all who way examine it, will be satisfied, that the dtstinetness of. its Leaching, and the facility with which every Name in it may he read, are an essential improve ment, in these.itimortant respects, on the Maps usually published. The iteporlaince of an intimate acquaintance with. and a correct knnwtledge of the !ieo g raphy of our country, must to evident to every une The vast extent of as t e rritory, with its happily arrange° Divisions=tts might} Rivers, penetra ring by their countless tributaries Into the remo test districts—its unpiralleled chain of Laken, as extensive Mountain Ranges; and its long line of Sea-Coast, can be adequately appreciated only by.a reference-to an a6Curate and distinetly.em BIM graved Map. The !iubscriber has made arrangements to sop. ply this comity with the above Mapa, at the pub ltsher's price, at his Book,';tationary and Period mat Store. Butwee du do do do do do LT Call and supply yourself before the edition is exhausted Being the only large Map pub lished alike the Census of 1849, the demand is so great ihat we could only procure a few copies at present for this place. _ 4oE of the distinguishing..featores of the day is the multiplication of cheap hooks. Pub. !Mations of this kind havt been hitherto emiOn ed, with a few exceptions, to works entirely nu- gatory in point of good morals or positively in The subscriber proposes the pnblication of a Monthly Library, in which he will offer to the notice of the 'community a series orworks ofan- other character, which, from the high price at which they are held, are almost bea led books, ez- ceps to the wealthy , The first of the series will be D'Aubigne's History of the Great Reformation in Germany and Switzerland. At this time, when the efforts ofthe Roman Catholic clergy to extend their re ligion, aed us many believe civil sway over our country, are so untiring, the general-diffusion of this work cannot but be advantageous to the cause of civil and religious - freedom. The histn. liar has discharged his task with singular fideli ty and ability. The ever.yat yang scenes of that evenful period pa,m;r beinre the eye in the most vivid manner, producing eff,cts as tar surpassing • in interest as in truth the 11'0)01 efforts of dra matic skill. The character of Luther and the the other leading Reformers, 'as well es those of the champions of the church of Rome, are depic ted with a force that imparts to them the reality and 'oreauty of the moat masterly' paintings.—i. They " hve, move, and have a being." though centuries have elapsed since, they played their part in the most eventful drama of modern ages. This work has the commendation of the Pro testant ele-gY of both our own country and Eu rope. and has passed through, several editions e ven in ttt present coAly form. It will be pub lished in five monthly numbers, each - containing 260 pages of the American book copy, and at one-sixth the price of the present edition. The first number will be issued about the middle of January. The present work will be followed by o thers of a sirnilar character. Price per number, 15 cents; or, $1 80 a year for the Library; IITAII orders mast be post paid. and accom panied by a remittance. Post-masters are, authorized to frank letters containing remittances for periodicals.' JAMES M. CAMPBELL. • 98 Chesnitt 'Street. Philad'a., January 7, 4842 RECOMMENDATIONS. Ell Mii=ll== 'B. BANNAN, Bookseller 'and Stationer. rt AMERICAN REPUBLIC, OR. December 31, pßosvEuTus or THE SELMA LIBRARY ' OF RELIGIOUS LITERATURE. unous to them We take pleasure in curnmending the above work to the public, as possessing all the adver.• rages set forth in the priispecinv, mid highly rec ommend na,general eire.nlation. Joao A Clark,Rector of Si. Andrew's Church. . Edmond Neville, Rector-of St. Philip's Church. Ge.irge W. Bethune, Minister of the Third Re !limed Dutch Church. Joel Parker, Pastor of Clinton Street Presbyteri an Church. IL A. Rinrdinan, Pastor of Waling, Street Pres byterian Church. John .McDowell, Pastan" of Central Presbyterian Church. J. Kenneday, Pastor of Meth't. Epiel. Church. Lansing Burrows, Pastor of Sansom Stree • Church. Geor • e B:Ide, Pastor of Fired Baptist Church. Office of the Monet Carbon Rail Road Co. Philadelphia, December 21st, 1842. MIME annual meeting 9f the stockholders will 'IL be held at the Company's • Othge, No, 117 South 3d street, on Tuesday, the 24th day .of January, 1843, at . 5 o'clock, P. M. at which meeting the aunual election fur President. Eight Managers. and Secretary- and. Treasurer, to MIT for-one year will be held. Philadelphia, 'JAMES C,„ DONNELL, Soct s y. December,24, _ 521 EDWARD Y. FARQUIIAnt • JU.SriCE OF THE PEACE, WAAVIDIG renuised•ths o ffi ce to Mount Carbon. Alvin be happy to sucad •to any,busiocis coral. ded to his care.• - • .51, Deeds, bond.. wills, and conscience' 41'41 kinds attended to with ticeiracy and despatch:, . • He will also at tend to ihn collection of sent., ,and agency business•tio generat • t coinmunicattonti from a distance through' the" Ptittstille Post Office will be.yrota Doeembortttly attended to • • „, • . =F CONSUMPTION OP, TUE LUN OS , , , • .. .4:ffeetions O,f . Liver s , Alihnuh Pain or Weakness of the ,fireast or Auriga, Chronic Coughs, Pleurisy; - fienstrrhuge of the Lungo, once. all. 'affections of the Pulmonary NATURE'S OWN i PRESCRIPTION. . A' compound Dalsantie preparation" of the Prtians",Thginiona'ur Wild Cherry Dark," combined with the Exika,cl of Tar, prepared by s new chemical process, approved and recem. mended by the most distinguished physicians, and universally acknowleged the most valuable, medicine ever discovered. • • - No Quackiryt!! NO . DeeePion. • In setting forth the virtues Of this truly great medicine. we have ncOicsire to deceive those, who aro labouring under affliction, nor do we wish to eulogize it more than at justly deserves. Yet 'when -we look around and see the vast a. mount of suffering and distress occasioned by many of4he &scans in which this medicine has proved so highly bucceisfol, we feel that we can not urge its claims too strongly, or say too much io its 'favour. .2 , • , Various remedies it is true have been offered. and puffed into notice for the cure of diseases of the Lungs, and some have no doubt been found very useful, but of all that have yet been discus. cred, it is aoanatted• by' physicians and all who have witnessed its effects, that' none has proved I as successful as this. Suelvindeed,.eic the SURPRISING YIRTUKS 7 Of this Balsam, that even in the advanced stages of CONAISirrION, after all the moat esteemed rem: edi a of physicians have failed to effect any-1 change, the use of this inedicine,has been pro. dilutive of the most astonishing relief, and ac tuallY effected cures after all hopes of recovery had been despaired of , In, the first stages of the discuss, termed " Ca tarrhal Consumptiun," originating from neglect ed 011L1.). -has been used with undeviating success, and hundreds acknowledge they ow_c the restoration of their health to this invaluable medicine alone. 411 that to;to of C o nsomprido so prevalent ainuf.ignt delicate young funales, cumitaunly termed debility, ur ( 01 N G INTO A DECLINE," complaint with which , thousands are linger. ir.g. it has also proved highly successful, and net only possesses the power or checking 00 prog revs of this alarming complaint, but also strengh ens and invigorates the system more effectually than any Medicine we have ever possessed. Besides be surprising efficacy in Consump. lion, it is equally efficacious in Liver Complaints, Asthma, Bronchia', and all affections of the Lungs. and has cured many of the most obsti. nate cases, after every other remedy had tailed. Li - For puriielars see Dr. Wistar's Treatise 'on eunsurnptienoo be had of the agents. 74e Extrakrdinary Sumas • Attending the use of this medicine in diseases of the bunks, and the many singular cures it has effected, having fully established its efficacy, and as we have already published numerouseer tificaies from the highest authority, which-prove its virtues heyond all doubt, we consider it tin , necessary WI exhibit a lung list of them in thia olace,"and Will wily mention a few cases, to shutil what it has done.' WE HAVE tSTILL, SOME HOPE. A SORPRIsING CORE.—Among the many sin gular cares which this medicine has effected, there is perhaps none in which its powers are so tully shoWn as in the cage of Mrs. Austin. , ..This lady 'had been erinsuniptive for several years, and during the greater part of this time had received the best -medical attention, and til ed all the most valuable remedies, yet nothing could he found to arrest its progress. She be. came subject to violent fits of conghing, expecto rated large quamities of matter occasionally tin ged with blend, and step by step yits fearful dis ease continued its course, until a I brines of a re. covery was entirely despaired of. While in this distressing Situation, lingering upon the very verge of the grave, she commenced the use of this Balsam , i which to use her own expression, op. crated almost like a charm. In a few days she expectorated freely, the cough was gradually suppressed, and every day appeared to add fresh vigour to her looks, and now, in the place of that emaciated form withering to decay. she is seen mingling in society, in better health than she has enjoyed for years, DIrINTEREz ; rED TE,MMONT.—traving witnes sed the surprising effiteacy of Dr. Wislar's Bab saui oh Wild Cherry, in the cane of Mrs. Austin, cheerfully acknowledge the above etateniont to be true and correct. J. C. WALTERS, M. D. LIVER COMPLAIN,T. -- Si fP. Eliza Thompson was aided - with this complaint for nearly five years, (luring which time she was under the most skil ful physicians—had tried Mercury, Botanic, and floirnepatinc remedies, and every thing .that of. terred her -any hopes of relief. She had dull, wandering pains in the side, sometimes in the shoulder and small of the back, a hacking cough, B. BANNAN 1 frequent pains in the breast, and had been uns ble to sleep on the tight side for three yoars , — By the use of this Balsam, she was cured in a tew week; and remains well to this day. ELIZA THOMPSON. Woodatown, Sept. 4, 1841. Dear Sir :—Although your invaluable medi cine has already found hundreds of powerful ad vocaies, it may still be gratifying to you to re • calve a communication from any one that has been relieved by it. Such, Sir, is truly my case. I have been a victim to that terrtble disease Consumption, for many months, and have suffer ed so touch, that I had become almost Weary of my life. Hearing your Balsam so highly prais ed, I began taking it a few weeks back, and can assure you it has relieved me more than any thing 1 have ever used before, and I confidently believe it will cure me effectually. Please give the bearer the worth of the enclosed, and oblige, Yours Respectfully, JOIIN PEARSON. Chestertounty, Sept. 6, 1841. Friend Wistar :—lt gives we much pleasure to 'Minna thee that my vale's health has impruv. ed very much since *be has been using thy Bal. sem of Wald Cherry. arid we think there is no doubt but it will curo her. She has taken the two bottles I purctased from thee a short, time since, and her cough is much brier, she also sleeps well at night, and says she has found no. thiug to give her so much, relief. 'I bee Will pleatki give the Tiearer two bottles more: fur Thy Friend, EDWARD ODIOUS. bancaster County, July. 18, 1841. Dear Sir:.—Please send - me two bottles of your genuine Balsam of Wild Cherry. I have been afflicted with Consumption for the lust two years and suffered very much with a severe cough, pains in my breast, difficulty of breathing, night aweatii,&c.,and having taied numerous remedies, and also been under several ductovs, vet 1 could not find any thing to relieve nab' until I used 801110 of your Balsam. I got one bottle from a neighbor, of mine who is using tt,and have found such wonderful relief from it that 1 have no doubt it iyill Coro me effectually. Very respectfully yours &c., ROdEI 110b1MAN. DT Read the following from Dr,. Jacob nor man, *. physician of extensive practice in Hun. tingdon county.' Dear Sir.—l'prriciirctl one bottle or ; Dr. Wis. tar's Belasib Of Wild Cherry, from, Therese Reed, Eq., of this place, and tried it in a case of obstii nate Aiithiria. on a 6114 of Paul Schwebie in which,many othet remedieohad.been tried with. out iley•tchef. The 'Balsam gave sudden relief, and.in my opinions the child It effectually 'Aired by ititi use. Yours, •Sse., • " JACOB HOFFMAN, M. D. Dcceinlier 23d, 1844 ; Dear 84,4—Your Balsam of Wild Cherry hart erected snnerfiatunishing cures here. One ot which is en Malady. Mrs Ru•sekwhe had been sneering for a: tong limo with ihertnevant breath:. 10,,itud generalowcakness, until rho was finulfy obliged to keep has bed. Alter various other cu. EMEM VIIILE LIFE UENIAINS =i=MMEMMI TIIR-,'IIINERgt•:;;JOURbf - JIL • 21" • _ . _ .mcdleo Is odtionlitiOrat tO in Ira its shot &IIMIID; red toting you Volta in', s tt 8604410ns Pro lint. tico,,woo oa,ror rim:Nen:4 ito, to, ha oble'to itttentl, to all tho dotiit'of her hoitoo.'ond'on lotto% tso. hottltlinihro was colirtff curOd; ' F Rtspoctfulli&O4 — . . f • 101 IN 8; C. "MAIITIN: - _- Pottivittel;Pa: , . CAUTION.... As these is A spurious - inistuirr called syrtiji_ef Chun, parchasers should be-very particular - 10 sok lot Dr. WISTAR'S, SALAAM, and °blare his signature on the Dot. Prepared Far the proprietor. and sold' at whole.- sale by Williemi & Co., Chemist*, .Streel. Philadelphia. '•`• • ' • -.•;'! Sold In Pottsville by - E. - S. EICH HOLTZ and JOHN S. C. lIIARTIN, and in nitwit every town and village throughout the'country. ' Price 100 a Rattle. • • • -•- • Jannaryl, tsd; •- • ' • • • A PIT 07 Perrin . ..7-Th° following lines;' es. preasive of the virtues' Of Dr.' Wiolar's italoom! of 'Wild Cherry, the unrivalled remedy for 'Cork summon. &c.' has recently, appeared to 'die .of the country papers. soirafthoogb wo - do not know to whom we are indebted for this paelielaver, we think it too good to ho lost, and publieb it fur the benefit ,of our readere genarally. - Wll7 WILL -Y/t DlE."—Ezekiel. Why should ye be sick, ye poor dying morals, - Why linger in taclness, 'twist earth and the sky A Balsam awaits Jou. that opens the portal. ~ Of vigor end health, then why should ye die V •i. • Year Liter Conplainto of settled Consusaptiok, • - Asihma. Broilehila4 Coughs. or ;let . swats; The WILD, COMM' Ilats.us".-.Seyond all pre. gumption ' Is certain to cure You—tben away with regrets. If you would live and be merryL-oull buy Whim's Wild Cherry, At F.ichholiei Druz Store sold; • If fur Moping and- sadness, you would substitute gladness. „ 'hike it—and you'll live to grow old; . . Before yonr'mrrney'sollepent, or on dying yoter bent, Try {Wear—before you take lover- ' Suro you had better go borrow, than give up in soy • row. One Dollar. 'may buy a reprieve. 4- Prici : ll.oo a - Bottle—Principal Office, No. 16 South' FifaStreet;rear Chestnut, Palls. •-• PUBLIC SALE. PURFUANT. 'to an ardor of the Orphans' Court of SehuYlkill county, the subscribers, Administrators or-the estate of Jonathan Jones, late of East Bronswig Township, and county a. toresaid, deceased, will expose to sale by Public Vendue, on Saturday, the twenty.eight day of Jimmy, 1843, at the house of Henry' Kepner, Inkreper, in Port Clinton, the undivided oce four ill oart of the following real estate: 263 1 Acres of Wood Land, more or ..1 4-4 .5" less situate in Schuylkill county, ad. • Xtt . joining the Schuylkill Canal, Port Clinton, lands of Peier C. Nom e aild ouieroone udinv Kelm's addition to Port Clinton. .1204 Acres of Wood Land, more or less, situ ate in Schuylkill county, adjoining Windsor Furnace lands, lands of Peter C. Baum, John Schall and others. Sale to commence at I o'. clock, P. 51., when the conditions aside will be made known by PETER JONES, NICHOLAS JONES. Administrators. 2-- January 7, DISSOLUTION. rip HE partnership hitherto existing between the subscribers, under the Arm of Joseph White & Eon, is this da9 dissnived by_ mutual consent. AU persons having claims against the late firm, will please present them (or payment, and those indebted, will please call and settle the Pllmo with either of the subscribers. JOSEPH WHITE, ANDREW H. WHITE. The business will be ,continued at tho,Old stand, by Andrew B. White. • Mount Carbon, January 7, DISSOLVTION THE partnership hitherto existing between the subscribers, under I the firm oySamuel J. Potts & Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent: All persons having claims against-the late firm. and those indebted theirb, will please call on Andrew B. White, who,ts duly authorized to set. le the same. SAMUEL J. POTTS, ANDREW 13. WHITE. January 7, treeleand Rine Bill Navigation and Rail — Road Company. rip ti E t iloard of Managers have.this -day decla. ji " red a Dividend of si; per cent„ on the capi. tal stack of this company, pliable to the stock holders, on or atter the 16th inst., atthe office of the Treasurer. A. RUSSEL. Seer. & Treas'r. rru. S. Gazette publish 3 times. and -charge, this office. January 7, Pottsville Water Company. ?TIRE Board of Managers have this day deela • s- red aleini.annual Dividend of three per cent, S on the Capital soxik of this company, for the laid sit month, payable to the stockholders, or their legal representatives, on nr alter the 16th inst. A. RUSSEL, Pres't. January 7, 1843. ''2-- I'E3II ) I.E OF' I ASIIION. Extra Hair Cutter, in the Basement Story of the Pennsylvania Mall, opposite the Miners' Bank. A. HAWKINS.. ••! THE Physiological Hiiir Cond, und Ecstatic Shaver, has opened at the above mentioned place, Hawkin's new system of Cutting Gentle men's Hair, by which its luxuriance and heloty is rendered truly ornamental. The design and execution differ. .entirely from' the usual practice of flair Cutting adopted here, and commends it. self by the expedition and gentleness with Which' the operation is performed. By the beau monde it has btcn denominated a,teientifie 'Mend wetb. •er for the Pulpit, thellsr,lthe Senate or the State, its elegance and classical arrangements will add dignity and grace to the wtold contour' of the La Fete Humaine. 'All those who will favor him with their custom, he feels confident .that satis faction will be given. N. IL—Razors honed in a supericr, manner. MUSIC. A. Hawkins is tcady Ito perform for Cotillions, Balls, and Parties, at private houses. ' ' December 31, PURSUANT to an order of' the Orphan's Court • of Schuylkill county, the subscribers, admin. trators of the estate of Abraham Hoy, late of the Borough of Or wiLishun g . in the county of Schu.vi. kill, deceased, will expose to sale by public van. due, on Saturday, the I,4th day of January next at the house of the said Abraham Hoy deceased, at I o'clock in the afternoon of said day. All the said Northwesterly Mk •of the - said farm of the said Abraham Hoyjeleccased, containing as per survey now made of the , same, one ,hun. dred and twenty acres, and ninety eight perche 'inlet mem:lure, adjoining lands of Beulainin Bo dy, Philip 'Drumheller, and others, end other land of the said firm.' To be sold in three Sep. arate , tracts, to suit purchasers, surveyed and di. vide) as follows to wit t No. f. containing forty two aorev, strietmeasure; No. I. containing sixty six•acrei. and 50 perches. strict measure, end No. 3, containing twelve acres and forty.elght perches, strict measure, late. the estate of the said- deceased.. Attendance will be. . given and the conditions of male made known at the time anti Place of Sala. HENRY . BOYs: JOSEPH 110Yi By order of Coart, Administrators. • - .3011 N H. DOWNING, Clerk. Oilvigsberg, December 24.1842 . ' • 5:2 • UILBLAIN R EMEDY...Wairslad, a consin C fasted feet oad lamb, sold only whol sale and eta at EICHUOLTZV new DingdkChem. Leal Stott. Pottsville. Pa. slanstir7 7 . • 2 iftEWOHD'S CHUACHMANS At t ltIANAC•;—., Jasi reeeivd sod for sate bf ~• , 4 11 . 7 % 2 " • - BONAN. PE.itlE'S CAN tiptkif . • fir Pbo . stee Coagli Candy; jakt received Ram 'eta Whosteali Agate_ PhiUdelphiat an& to sale 1 MARTINI!' Anigl4 . lore,:. Detamber pre t- MEE Sell =Mr OE MEI PUBLIC SALE. ;CMPN - ' Visited States EASTERN DfiyaiCr OF CENivisnvANlA:,' _ via Isnkruptci. • , finTltro Ak- TZTITION .for the.bentriaifilniNiArUpt '-im...lostr; has been filed.tboiStheiatuf January, 18.13,411 y Paul A.Bsibhatten. Iron POonder anti gleam Ert l gine manufacturer , Schuylkill county.. ' Which. Petition' will be beard biro/Gibe District Court of the United Mateo for the Ealitern District. ed 'Pennsylvania, Diukroptcy; District Court r'ooin iu the city,4W on rrlday. the leth day of Feblziary, tint, at 11 o'clock, A. 141.0chtin sod. where all persona inter.` tsted may appear and show Caere. if any they have, why this prayer of the said Petition should not be granted, and the said Petitionei deelited *Bankrupt. 4 - itAk HOPKINSON, Clerk of the District Court. January /.4.4134 2 .3. NOTICE. • PETITION for the Benefit of the Binitecnit Law, has been filed the 17th day of Deem. bar, 1842. by, " Adam, drown, late- Farmer,' and now Manager of Iron Works. Schuylkill cour.ty. - - - Which Petition will be heard before the District Court of the United. States for the Eastern' Dir. trict of Pennlylvania, lining in Bankruntcy;at the District Court Room in the City of Philadel phia, on Friday, the 13th day of January °esti et 19 o'clock, A. 31. when and there nil persons interested, may appear and show inure. if any they bave,Faby the prayer of the said Petition gonad not'be granted, and the said Petitioner be declared Binkrupt.,- • " R /HOPKINSON. - Den. 24, 52-4 . Clerk of District Court., NOTICE. PETITION forihe Ilenefit.of the flankritpt . 4 s. Law, has been filed the 17:h - day of Demo. ber, 1842, hy Samuel Lewie. late Coal Oiierater. now Engl. - neer; Surveyor & Conveyancer. Schuylkill co. Which Petition will be heard before the District Court of the United States. for the Eastern Dir. trict of Pennsylvania. sitting in Bankruptcy, at the District Court noun in the City of Philadel pbie, on Friday, the 13th' day of January next. at It , o'clock A. At, when end where all persons interested may 'appear and show cause, it any they have, why the prayer of the said Petition should not he granted, and the said Petitioner declared Bankrupt. FRAS. HOPKINSON, Dee. 24, 524 Clerk of District Court. NOTICE. APETITION for the Benefit of the Bankrup , Law, has been filedihe 10th dayuf December 1842, by • ' • Alfred Sabbaton, late Iron Manufacturer,lndi vidually, and as a member of the late fims of Johnson & Co., Iron Manufacturers of N. 1 / sr! "end Taylor & Cu, of Pottsville , f.Feliuyiktif:eu. Which Petition will be heard before-the/Di:4. trict Court of the United States for theiistern District .of 'Pennsylvania. in Bankru ptcy, at the District Court room in the City of Phila delphia, on . Friday, the nth, day / of January nest. at II o'clock, A. M. •When / and where all persona interested may appe nd shoW cause. if any they have. why the p orthe said Peti. lion should not be granted th 3 said Pen loner declared 13ansrupt: _ FRAS: HOPKINSON, Clerk of District Court. Dec.l7, 51— FOR / DISCIURGE. / United States Court. EASTERN A / DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANI / In Bankruptcy. NOTICE. eIIiETITIONS for D:scharge and Certificate 1 under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by John T. tlazzard, - Gentleman, late Merchant, In dividually, and as a member of the late firm of Hazzard and Straueh, • Schuylkill co. John C. Ernst,Coal Merchant, • • ...do David Conner, Farmer, do • Robinson Kay, Miner.' do • Frederick Friegt;Saddlce, - do Joseph S. Ruckel, of the firm of Joseph. S. Bucket & Co., Coal Merchants. do And Friday, the 31st day of March next, at, , I Vo'clock, A. M. is. appointed for the . hearing thereof, before the said Clod, 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 persons in interest, may appear and show cause, if any they have, why such charge and Certificate should not be grantcd• FBAS. HOPKINSON ' _ Dec. 31, 1-10 t Clerk of'Distrtct Cour NOTICE. PETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate under die Bankrupt Law. havd been filed by. Lewis L. Bevin, Inkeeper, Schuylkill county. Peter Aurancl, .1 and Friday. the Tlth day of January next, atll o'clock A. M. is appointed for the hearing there of, before the said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the District Court Boom, 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 Certificate should not he granted. FBAS. HOPKINSON, Nov. 5,44-10 t Clerk of District CoUrt. NOTICE. A PETITION fur Discharge and Certi fi cate under the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by Moses Strouse, of the firm of Strome and Beusa. suntan, Coal Merchant, Schuylkill county. and Friday, the 27th day-of January next, at II o'clock,. A. M. is iappcinted fur the hearing thereof. before . :he said Court, sitting in Bank. ruptcy, at the District Court ,Rocin, in the City of Philadelphia. when and where tie Creditors of. the said Petitioner, who have proved their Debts, and all other persons in interest, may ap. Pear and show cause. if any they have, why such Dischame arid Certifi'cate should, not begranted. FRANCIS HOPKINSON, Clerk of VistrictCourt. NOTICE. PETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by , Francis Spencer. individually and as a member' of the late firm of Spencer and Watkins. and. Lowber,Spencer di.Co, Cod Alcrchant.f•chuyt. kill county. • Audenried. late, Farmer, Miller and Limber -Merchant, Schuylkill co. and Friday, the 27th-dav cif January next rit 11 o'clock, A. M, is appointed for the hearing thereof; before the said Court, sitting icillank ruptcy, at the District Court Rooni, in the City of Philadelphia. When and where the Creditors of the said Petitioners. Who have proved their Debts, and all other persons in interestonay op. pear' and shoW vitae, if tiny they have, why such Discharge and Certificate should not be granted. FRAS. HOPKINSON, .., Clerk of District Court. 47 Nov. 12. 46 November AT en election held , at the Pennsylvania Hall, in the Bor'eugh of Pottsville on Monday, the 26th day of December 181:1, the following per. none were duly elected officers of tho Mill Creek and Mine Hilt Ndvigatton and . Rail. Road Com. .. , blot the ensuing year. . , . . , . Preside nt, • •GEORGE PATTERSON. - Managers. Dud Patterson, Harvey Holkins, Samuel Sillymatt, Same! Lewis, Andrew Thome); • John'Pinkerunt, ' Secretary a n d Iltasurer. . ' - - ' ,Arwasw Rang, : • . December 31. ' • - 'l—, • TO. RENT. - • TUE PORT CLIpiTON FOUNDRY, Wed 511 1 fle 81. 1 .°P , tnltelher with ell the Flaoltr„ Machinery, t and fixtures beleneine thereto. AF. pii o • • ISAAC MEYERS:Esq., et ,Peti Clinton, of to ECKERT '4"GUILFORD, - dwatoro Fuentes.. slrp.tf Tkeembee 17; NOTICE. ,• . • . ' IS hereby given. that fora and afleribis:l4l4te. 4 Richst'd Boone veiltoio egentAtrod Ao oil tinsi• pep ihr Bensinger, Keini andthe wethof llla, in plistet,of JottpcurTy, tooionftd. Pottatiffei 41610141; 1813; = MONMEN JAM7IIII' • ; MALCI. Ari is, =I ilo 23 30 Fe= 0::r - The Hieing end Saving "Vibe Sun ace arranged for each details, MAGAZINES FOH/1843. • THE subscriber has made/rrangernents lore. I ceive all .the Magazines of soy reputation published in the United States, and respectfully solicits subscription for the same at his Periodi cal Agency Office an4-13nolc Store, which will be delivered free of postage, to all those who sub. scribe at hill office. Those viiMi prefer it, can pay for each num* as they receive it. The follow ing are some/of the Magazines limed, foi which the subscriber is Agent : Gmley's Ladled' Book. per annum s 3 00 Graham's Magazine. de -3 00 Miss' Leslie's Magazine. do - 11 50 Lattice' Companion, do 3 00 The Artist, a new publication, do -3 00 ' Epes Sargent's New Motithly Magazine, 3 Ofl Boston Miscellai.v,, do 3 00 New York Knickerbocker, do' 5 00 , Hunt's Merchant's 51arazine, do 500 Campbell's MuseuM of Foreign Literature and Science, Merry's Museum. - Ladies' Musical Library, Er Country current funds taken in payment fur Maguiue, which together with the saving of the postage, will be sutricientinducernent for sub scribing at this office. TT' All the cheap publications received u soon as issued December, 17 THE PRILADELPIDA, READING, and POT TSVII.LE RAIL ROAD. -' -. - NEW ARRANGEMENT. Oa and after Widnesdity, - Nixember 2d, 1842 the Passenger, Coal and Freil ht . Trains will run at the following Rods on The Philadet phis Reading and Poltstijle Ran Raid: COAL TRAINS.- The 5 Coal Trains, will leave Pot;s7ne be, tween the hours of 9 and 10, A. M., or one ;par: ter of an hour apart, and run on to Reading: where they will meet and pass all the op Trains; Coal and, Passenger. The first 3 Coal Trains will leave Richmond between the hours of 6a and 7, and the last ft, wilt leave the Plane at 7a and 7i: theist of these last will always hold up before crossing the mate Track at the Falls, until signalled to by the watch man that all the 3 Trains from Richmond have paused up the Line. PASSENGER TRAINS. The Down Passenger Train will leave Potts ville at 12, 31.:; - behind all the Coal Trains pas• sing all the up Coal trains at Reading, and running past the last at Baumstown„ the next 2 at Douglassville, and the first 2 down Coal Train:. at Pottstown. The up Passenger Train will leave Philadel phia at 10 A. M. behind all the Coal Trains, pas. sing all the down Coal Trains at Reading, then running to Pottsville. READING FREIGHT TRAIN. The Down Freight Train will leave Reading on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 8 A. M. passing all the op Coal and Passenger Trains at Putts. town, where they will watt lur it. The up Freight Train will leave the Plane or Wednesdays and Frldiyr, immediately behind the op Passenger Train, to Pottstown, where ii will wait fur all the down- Coal and Passenger Trains, which trains will also wait for it, and then run to Reading. POTTSVILLE FREIGHT TRAIN. Leaves Reading on Thursday and Saturday at 7 A. N, prising all Own Coal and Passenger Trains at Port Clinton, where the latter Trains will watt for it. Leaves Pottsville about 7 P. NI, after all the Coal and Passenger Trains are in, and has the track clear to Reading. G. A. N1C011.13, Soper% Transp n. P. R. & P. It. R. Nover.her 11. 46 VALUABLE REAL E.TATE. • AT PRIVATE SALE. • Vacillating of a 60 by 230 fcct. LOT. situated on_the corner of Matiantongo and fourth St,, l and the first property. below the Catholic church • on which is erected two subatentia 1111•• two. Story . Frame Dwelling Thanes ; , This property is so situated that I. can be divided into two 30 feet lots, having a house on each, and will be -. sold eithei entire or separately,to suit purchasers. • For terms apply to Sept.3.S6—tf AT ao election field at, the Pennsylvania Hall th the Borough of Pottsville, on Monday the 2.Gth day of December, ISO, tho following per. Pons were duly elected officers of the Schuylkill Valley Navigation and Rail Road company. for the eusuinglear • President. BURD •PATTERSON. Nanakers. Abraham Pott, • A. Bolton, t C. G. Fulmer. r S. J. Putt.. Jno. G. Man e. F. B. Nichols, Seerdary 'llvostir.cr. - Andrew Russel . December 31, - 11343, - . FARM' FOR . THE subscriber siren pi. *ate the "Pine:moo Faro." situate halt a mile Amu the town ut einegrove, conlaintng Oue Hundred and Filly Acres. The Union Calla% poses.. through the property. The 11011 is a'saudy river bottom, and has been well limed. ' • . , The improvements consist of • good Two Story Frain Dorettink. a Hank Bain, and a Saw Mill, with a nod wer Fur further tniconiation, apply to ' GEORGE N. ECKERT. Saistara Fernand: • • ' Plnogrevaliowtiship, , Sehuylltill county. December It 1612. - .' • • * filfsY 84 Ifelt TIMERS FRENCH 'REV •OLUTION.—Thiti dclotatitekl walk 10'-ttow being published . uombers to be souiVitcB Ist 18 numboro, at tha at of SC' • ott, - 1,, 9, And 4,- Fite ill conto'esclutilitt'eroittrod tor saltr.tir - B.,11:11 , 13Ar. sDiootair 3 • • -' " 1111 .M= lIOUSE MU Slat EU! 7 25'4 46 1723,4 s 5 :7 2045 3 15 1 5 11' r i 7 85 19 7 11529 . ; 11 52 1 5 39' 6 42:5 45' 32 t , 5 52 1 20 -0 7 15 42 11 6 14 4r7 6.21, - 26'6 2i, t 5. 25-6 35 1 5 17 4 5 174 42 1 5 64 49 14; 1211 28 8 4 . , 10 11. 17,15' 24 2,5 9 `15411 22, 1 23 ,29130 II 7 1 9 1 14 . 15 2122 2829 1 "saa t 5(31 -3 I • • 1: 4, '3.7 13 - 3c 4; 351:VM1 1014: 33 1 7 21 1 1 17j 4 33,7 27 / 1 zit 4 35 1 7 „I:91 3 '4 10.11 17181 24 - 251 31; t 7 - 8 9 1 1415 16 1 21 22;23 '2S 29'30 5 00 I OD 3 00 = B. BANNAN. 51,- A. RUSSET.. Maltstatnn go Street. . ..'" • -a - • ' t .-. .;,j..... 7 1 -•- 4 4.4 L' i , tit l'-' . 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'opigaite tbir.:Arno Poturvino,,Sept...l. . • JOHN C NrEvit,LE, • ATTOIINEY AT LAW, , ^' l l ' • 1111 AS reMoved from Market Street to the Viz', 11 - 11 . formerlyoce•miect by Abraham Meine c tis Ceram Stieet. opposite the Poi OfSee. •,- Puttsoille. - October t, t. 6 M. - A.' .000LEY Arrolinrkir7:kr 4kAlr g IPOTTSVIILLZO I / 4 4-4... gy AS removed his°from I:.ka `Johg . 1--• C. Neville. E.q., oppoitibi the Yen. November 26, • - JAMES II; • CAMP 6E11 ; ATTottNElf AT LAW. 4 r , • Porrorizz, ff 11S removed his,offacetia - the west.side of Ceptro — greet. a few doors above Mahaatoogost: - .. May 21. • • . faCiIOOL BOltiLß-Whitletais arid retail a ."" Philadelphia prices, Coracle b Marsh 19. 12— B. BANNAN:. Kowaud's trnproted Pink. Mixture. A . SOVEREIGN and never .failing core for j Agoe and Fever. Penanag eine are aLlicted with the above disease, can - bbialn a *catty arid - safe core for the same, by applying te-tbeenb...j. scriber, who has - been appointed - wh0441.4 - 4!- the sale of the medietne in - Schuylkill j Price one dollar pet ttattle, warranted to giro cc' .. no charge. _ • L Residence, Mateuttongo street, -40fIN T. IItisTZARC.. ' 4 j• July '2, MOUNT CARBON IHOTEL. Schrmikili County, Pa. lab EUBEN BRIGHT respectfully announces'. am' to his friends and the publictbat he has tak. i. en this splendid, rairy and delightful establish-t -ment, situated at the termination o ••ss the . Reading . and Philadelphia Rail; Rood,where he will be happy to wait'. II on those who visit the Coal Regioo,l on business. or for The, purpose of enjoying the' mountaltaiii - aid *rater. The Hotel is large;;; finished and fninished in the best style—and do' pains will be spared to render satisfaction to all' who may 'hive:olt.7with a visit. Being wohits l • 'en mingles. wall , , cf-:ttLe Borough of Pottsville, though su ffi ciently rCatc.ved to escape the , dust slid noise of that busy, Voitling Ogee, it to Con- 1 fidently believed that it wiltite'found meat mite pleasant and agreeable. the'.'. L'lty other Hotel in the vicinity. Attached to tlfeffiifel ks.it large, and beautiful garden, overlict - ranthe Riser' Ichovikill, the Schuylkill Z.3anal,-7.1.1r. - -•A arton, Rail Road, (eitending to the 51iOta14:41Theisc . to Sunbury) the Csntre Turnpike; eu:111•tlie same five Mountatns. The house is sorplialfitil pure mountain spring water, and a 133t.bAS' establishment unrivalled in, the country.. - 4 splendid pleasure Car is kept for the exeltisift iccommodation of visitors, who may he disposid'' io visit the Mines, or enjoy the wild and muesli.. tic scenery of the surrounding country. . IndiTifti. • ualior families may rely on having ample mond, mad every possible attention. _ • Mount 1841. • 2.5--if ' DISSDLUTION. partnership ;heretofore existing between the subscriber ., this day dissolved by mu. tual co nc er t . ; The •tusiness Will be cootinued by Charles M. Hitt •wtlo ib'e.tothilrited to fedi all accounts of the vai. • ! CHARLES M. - CHARLES W. C.4.101t4 Schuylkill Haven, Dee. 31, 14t Office of the Rine llill and Schuylkill Rae wen Rail Road Colilpany. - Ptimacatunia, Deceniber 9, 1942,-i NOTICE. . 1-- „ "EN lIE -anneal meeting of Stockholders of :this • A• Company, gill be held ;(i their office, 9tri day of Last inenth) January, 1843, akl rit:.; clock, A. M., after. sr hich en Election-will taker place for a President,. and ten Manariera.tu con. duct the affitirs• of the company. fur thejetri: thence ensuing. f • • -JOHN H. CRtnON, Sectiy. 9 - 7 The Herbs and Schiylitill Journal. Reed, ingvpiablish 3 tones. and charge this office. •[ December-0, , To Dyers, Mello' eirs, Paper Maker*, Steams Eiagisat? DaUdlers, aid other., • • • --- • •„ PASC4.L IRON WORIES • WELDED WROE GET . IRON THIEII 044 ii 4 o f in calibre end Itioltifeet capable of ;natal mg prtssam ft= 400 to SKID *IL per equate in& with • Stop Cocky T. V.' ad' other nitre* to suit. fitting farther. with oars holots,,suitable tie STEAM. ivn rtit, Gee; *ad . I U.EOMOTIVE aid other STEAM sou,sancia 12 w Mamaentered and ter sale M mourns, TASKER & Kovno. • I Warehouse & ffi Corner of Third! Walnut Vitradari PIULADELPUIA. July !t E CEENt PIPE. Bl*DRAMtkofts.-- 4 1itaiti& a% scriber bas lb, alit Louisa PIP 6 of Tattoo ditcls,- nesse.. suitable fur setasefklll oltkef Wdi* t l i other_ptirpates. Abto.ltyqtants.eseo:Lasetoiutt and Fettalea,oftbe most approval kotds. yrR ifte taloa and Partablititaap by -B. FURMAN April ~e . • •• . ' 13 1 11ItelataS PARASOL& .10 SlL4C.SO)loolnattitri 8 1: 31 tAio Paressiiiaod SAiti ShadalK A speopleti 410411006 U 140 tteetts otter sala by pi. & t!,k, HENDEASON s sI. 29 .' - '-• A 1 101 71ti rt .tiraa iwat t o r to „„. _ lin IN MEI S ;. '4t,...11. fits 2 t l 17' .0 0 80 :5 43 (5 32 13 7 ,711:•.0•!:.- . : : :. ?ler 14 Z 5 4 32 I I 3.4 ./16 24, 11; } 8 42, 18 CI 51' 45..8 6:1 2 1 7 0.7 13 16 0 7 lb 7 2:17 25 t 33 4.33 32 $36 f t 4G I mi ESE
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