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Will
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Speech of Bra •fitiartuar.‘, -
Extract ftom Ketinetti Earior - C, bred, deli*.
brit hi Congress, on the i2th Inas, a'- th e Repel
Of the Bankrupt Bill : • = •
said r althoagh he 'bid been Amused, as
' livery one here must have been: it - the develdp;
t
Mints that bad taketiplate dering this debate; yet
.
he could not 'reflect on it seriously wit hout feeling
the most intent* pain and Ithmilialion. The
sentiments which were uttered by the'gentlenian
from Massachusetts, (Mr: bushing) - fell on; his,
ear as the foreboding of 'the evils that were feet
'eldstering around - the destinies of his country-.
When he bad reflected on the probable - Sate which
Ultimately awaited our nation, he tied supposed
that our Government, like tilt thosethat had pre
laded it, would, in obedience to that principle of
• change and revolution with -which the decree of
fate .seemed to bare stamped alliiiituan institutiom ,
have its day -of degeneracy, decline, and nun!
But be bad consoled himself with thei.bopittlet
Bus period was hi the far, far , distant future, sod
that it would not come tilt they and their children
children'. children had passed Away and been
toriotten. But the declaratieng of the gentleitiah-
Massachusetts, bed aroused him to the con.
Mellon of -the corrupted and '•eitiatittletate of the
kaublic mind. And could it to— must •histati re.
'cord it—that in the very infancy of our Reptiblie,
in the ffity fourth Jen of our existance, opt who
was recognized as possessing the especial con -
dence of the •Elecutive boldly and recklessly had
came into this Hall, and here, is the face of the
assembled' Representatives of tbe Nation, declared
that the power and patronage of this Government
would be wielded fot 'the benefit of them'who
would sustain those in power 1.
The open -avowal of such sentiments afforded
alarming proof of the corruptions of the times--
.of the degeneracy of this age. The distinguished
gentleman from Massachusetts, (Mr, Adams) had
compared it to the sale id the empire by the P.m
torten hands of Rome.; It was worse than theta
It was in the streets; of. Rome, smite: in the. , '
Senate House, 'that the Praetorian cohorts sold trill
it !venal purple to him who would bid highest fof
its honors. And Whilst mercenary swords were,
• Oohing with power the leaders of •faition in the
dada of Mans, the flame of liberty still continued
'to burn in the councils of the Senate House.
was there that - the principles of freedom bad, been
most devoutly cherished—lt was there that they
last ,exPued. It was there that the precepts of
Fabius and Citicinuatus, and Cam and the Scipios
-were last quoted with reverence. It was there
that their virtuous and heroic actions were last
forgotten.' But here - in our Government and in
its infancy too—it was in the Reprsentative -Hall
of the n.uon that Executive power and patronage,
and Eseeutive influence it
, the appointment of a
auccesser, were offered as the reward of party
allegiance. And , that to come from Massachusetts
too ! From the land oldie Pilgrim Fathera—from
the classic soil of Lexington , and Bunker Hill !
the first to resist tyranny. And must she -hear
the reproach of being the first to offer to barter
away the rights for which she so gloriously suf
fered and bled 1
These sentiments of the gentleman from Mae ;
eachusett4 are only the echo . of what was heard
e• ?ow months since in Fanned Hall by one whom
that patriotic State so long looked on and Cher
. ished with pride and glory. ? How times must
have changed—how the public Mind must have
'degenerated ! That one, whose fame end char
acter belonged to the nation, should have uttered' :
the detestable doctrine that the fact of there be
ing many Whigs yet'retained in office should be
a reason why that party should not denounce
what they in their hearts b. lieve to be the corrup
tions of this Adminlstra ion. , That the consider
ation of place should hush them in silence when
they see mobile virtue scouted and popular rights '
trampled into dust!. And that, too, in walls
consecrated to freedorn—where the spirit:stirring
tones of roisianee to tyranny have Flo often arou
sed the free and the bmve. ' Would to God these
sentiments could have 'originated with some one
else than Daniel Webster.
Time once was when every patriotic Ameri
can felt proud quit Daniel Webster was his coun
tryman. His gigantic; end 'commanding talents
•
hod endeared him to every lover of , his country'd
glory ; his noble efforts in many a trying , contest
had .equally endeared him to every lover'of con
stitutional freedom. What must have been the
feelings of ' his fttends--those frends who have
cherished, sustained, and cheerful him on in so
many confficts—wherron an occasion they sought
to do him boner, instead of reviving their droop
ing Spirits. and advising and encouraging them
in the approaching straggle, he met theca with
reproaches, revilings, and bitter taunts. Sir,
(said. Mr. R.) he is gone—and let him get! He
not only abandoned us in the bout- of triumph.
but be was now doing service in the ranks of
those who had so often felt the force of his -migle•
,ty arm. fl might now, perhaps, console himself
with the idea, that altheugh he cannot save him
self, yet, like Samson, - he can bury beneath the
ruins of our political edifice the object of his hat
red. Still. if he possesses the commou spiv.-
thies and feelings of _our nature, the day of re
morse must come, Like Themistocles, who
tarnished the escutcheon of his fame by negotiat
,
Mg with his former enemies, he might perhaps
receive his reward in some paltry office under
hisliew allies.; yet his declining years must be
a embittered with the recollection of the bright
hopes he has withered, the afflicting evils ho has
,brought upon his country.
What must be his reflection:ion contemplating
tthe character and progress of this debate 1 His
, name, which was once so mighty, now become a
by word and en object of ridicule in that Hall.
which formerly echoed and re-‘choed the sound
• of his voice ! --H is name tossed about.ere with
.jeers and reproaches! One party mourning over
-lies fall and desertion, and the other rejecting his
proffered alligator with scorn I—would to God, for,
k . ?the honor of their country, that this cup could
;have pissed them
'e gentleman (road Kentucky
(Mr. Marshall)
fspoke of the "scorn and contempt" with . which
'Mr. Webster must have treated the denunciations
'.abathave been' uttered against him. tki far its
• 'the Whigparty in this House was concerned, the
t • gentleman liad begged the question. He denied
'that he bad been denounced and anlithematized
here. He called upon every one within the sound
'of his voice to soy if Mr, Webster had not been
- :treated with the greases forbearance and modera
tion. It was with pain and regret that his pre
, sent position wee alluded to here by the Whigs.
It had until lately been in the language of av•
logy for 'his amine, end' of hcipe that he would
yet restore himself to the confidence of long• tried
and faitlifel 'friends, that his conduct has been
•
spoken Of by the , 7•Vbigs in that House. It was
,from Vier &her patty—from-those, in whose Fans°
hew= nowlabiding,th'attiehadireceived dent:trick.
• tion tirstbrivy. But if he bulges denounced by
the _Whigs,Wcnild patine' ~ilimu'rtelatiori hiptimei
-facia evidence that be "tielerved it I Whet
ia
tercet could the Whimparty; have in demouncing
isuch's man t Would::it not Slither, be
tennis - to reserve so strong \
, en ally—to possess
the aid ern') influence of bit oliglitY mind,l- And
r.
afteladhering to biu.so -long;, through so many
' evelatfuletruggleis, Was it fair, was it reasonable,
to•skippOsiithil'bie former Whig friends there
shoirld denounce him without eufficient esiese 1
To suppose no was to , reason against all the plOtt,-
ind siwingi and impute of human action l f •
• "As to the "scorn and contempt" of which the
Iptutlemart -from _Kentucky irk, *it reap too
. • - .7; • -... ;. ,
• .
easY OrMaYrof 0 2 0t 10 .4 -1 .
,of his logical - '1 - •
Suppose they hadtaialgetl complaint:S-4w
censurer itio* • amid "scorn :and
contempt „ answer the charge 7' '' . -P:o_ . I bejr 'Pr*
'that :our censures were not well fciekrided
they:-toeke atonement ifor the wrongs.Wi Inte
endured? "Seem alul'eonteuipet:were the chea
pest -ofall mental impulses; they afforded avid entte
neither:of intellect of the head, noffeelirig .. tie:the
•
is. ,They were .tiro impulsee atith which pal-
Sebum always regluded honestiindprfeitimste
suffiringv with whicli heartless tyranny always,
looked on the complaints of the Oppiess&L The '
unfeeling miser felt ""scorn and conterrietfoitlia
cried of sur eying poverty - ; the . ,C74 desisit'felt
gist.= and' centerept" complaints
jured ,;innocence.: :Dornitirin, no doubt { felt" the
same for the cries of theNoiiited.Chriatians when
torn to pieces bi - isienous belong hnfeli.useerri
and contempt" fotthe very'prayeni, which, in the,
stigglia of &tar, they offered to Heaven for
- his
. •
The follow. , ing Orson, - were on the 9th hiet.,,
elietirt of9cepriritte . Lehigh Coal - and Nevig'
t.lomptny, t'or the ensuing year • ,
President—JOHN
. stAxAsztis,
Josiah'Whits Henry Cope' • -
Erskine liaiard • James Cox ' '•
Timothy
. Abbott Caleb Cope -
Thomas Earp = William Bilker .
James McAlpin ,Ifenjamin Reeves
Treasurer—Otis Anaidon.
EDWIN WALTER, Secretary.
January 21. . .
SISTER ANNE, a novel by. Paul De Kock, transla
ed from the French, for sale at this office, price I 2
cents. .
. .
Punuc OPINION,—PubIic opinion is perhaps the'
anly unerring guide' from whosti decision there vino
a Ppeal ; and was ihere ever :"such 'a' Manifestation' ef
its approval as there is with BRA NDRETH'S VEGE-
T ABLE UNIVERSAL PIL. SI- Step; by step has
this Medicine wormed itself into favor, in spite Of
envy, derision and scorn: Triumphant' as been its
progress to its present sphere of ed.eusive usefulness
It has surmounted obstacles before which quackery
snits paralysed, and bad gained for itself .% reputation
• high neither Physicians nor, ilipprt, sordid; coun
terfeiting A pothecarien can ever injure- They 'can
no more injure the •,reputaiton of Brandreth's Pills.'
than they can lay their hands upon the sun. These
Fills ire known, by the experience of thousanda.to
perfectly cleanse the blood from all foulness, remove
every morbid affection. andrenovate weak and ,enfee
bled constitutions to perfect health and vigor. 'Their
acknowledged innocence makes them safe through
every period of existence, from; infancy to old age..
Purchase in Pottsville, of WWI. , Mortimore Jr: and
of the agents published in another part:of this paper.
On the 7th inst. by Rev. Joseph McCort). Ma. Wm.
Lev/Ls, of Port Carboni to Miss Mazy ANN GwY-
T/iElf, St. Clair. ... .
On the 13th inst. by. Rev.' Wilflam Barnes. MS.
JOHN BEACHAM, to Min ELEzaarnii flao'Flsl.' .
The live s cud characters of the , lleroei arid sa
,
gee of thiltiiphstion.!! -
ATHF.N lAN INSTITOiII' .LECTI7RES.;'4Ir
Charles Leib will deliver the fifth lecture of the coarse
before the members of the Institute. and the public on
the above named subject, on Tuesday evening pest.
the 24th inst. at 7 o'clock. at the lecture rctom,•ear
ner of Centre Ind Mahantongo Streets.
The ladies and gentlemen of.Pottiville are respect•
fully invited to attend.
THOS. FOSTER. Assist/ Beefy:
f
January 21
TEACHERS.—The Board of School Di.
rectors—Potunille dittrict, give nonce that a general
selection of Teachers wilt be blade, for all the
Sch role in this disnict, on the Brit. Wednesday in
Feb. next. and all applicants are requested to hand In
their applications previous to said day. 1.
ROBT. WOOD SIDE, Secretary.
Pottsville, January 21. . • • ,
Ip N OT IC E .—A meeting of the first Troop
Schuylkill County Cavalry beheld at Mortimer's
hotel on Wednesday esenirg next. at 1 o'clock.—
Punctual attendance Is requested By munmand .
Jan. 21, M.IBRIGHT, F. Serj't.
CORRECTED wiMILV., Por rsviu& Jan. 21, 1842
.
Wheat Floor, pr 8b1.95 00 Bacon, per lb. 6.1
Rye do cwt. 1,75 Pork, - " 4i
Wheat, bell 90 Hams, " 10
Rye, ..50 Potatoes, bush! 33
.Corn, " 50 Pinder, ton 4,50
0...t5, " 83 Flay. .- " 15,00
Eggs.; dem 10 Timothy ed, bold 2,50
Butter. lb 12i Clover ', " , 5.00
A,4 ANAL'S FOR 1813.—German and English
.Almanac., by the' doien Ofaingle. :Also the
Whig Almanac. and Henry Clay Almanacs for 1843,
for sale by Jan.,2l, 4- B. BAN NAN.
WOE the benefit of wboui ii may.concern, will be
1.• sold at Public Ye:Woe:on the seventh day, of
March next. at the Pennsylvania Hall, et 12 o'clock
at noon. all of the land 'which Thomas haven pur
chased of Thomas C. W . Alliamo and. William. Ekisby
shell. Executors. and Ciroline Young, Execntrix of
the last will and teamment of the leis Robert Young,
deceased, by deed dated July '43, 1836„.and alllor the
assets received by the Executors in 1836. as per a
greement of sale.dated Feb. 16,1836. nnd,all the right
and title to which the said Thomas Haven has to the. .
benefit of the said agreement The premises consist •
of the land lately .sold to Messrs. Lowtcin & Haven,
being three hundred and siity•acre% more or less,
with allthe buildings on the same; and sixty nine,a
emit, of the tract sold to Samuel Lewis. The title
wilf be given by special warranty at given by the ex
ecutors of Young to the Said Eleven. - The condition
of sale will be Twelve Thciusand Dollars on the de
livery of the deed, and the balance of the purchase
money in fourehual payments, with interest from Jan;
ISt. 1841 secured by bonds, and
,a mortgag e on the,
premises; interest semi-annually; and an default
of payment of interest, the whole amount to become
due, and payable with liberty to proceed against the
premises. The premises can be examined by apply-,
inz to Messrs. Lawton & Haven. The sale will be
Positive, to close a concern. •• . •
THOMAS HAVEN.
4
Almost every disc:lie that flesh is heir to mar be'
cured by the timely use of OAI4.I.F.Y'S CONI•
POUND i EPUR ATIVE SYRUP. This May be
proved satisfactorily to those who will call st any of
the stores where this invaluable medicine is old, by
certificates (oroperly authenticated) of cures perform
ed on individuals who had lost all hopes of relief—' .
certificates of Physicians who had the most severe
cases under treatment, their patients having laken the
medicine by their advice and been airatmeertificates
froth
the Piothonotary.Clerk'ofOrgbane Coort,'No.
tary, &c.. stating their acquairtinco with persona. of
respectability, and standing, who having the gam of
their fellow men at heart, have voluntarily come for
ward and given a statement of their ease and its cure.
for publication, &c. ste. The number'ofthese certh
6cates being too great for newspaper publication, the
subscriber has deemed it advisable to have t 4 copy of
the most important certificarpi "iirtiperly atithentica
' ted, under seal, to be placed at the stores of agents,
who have the median e for sale, where'persont afflic
ted with Scrofula-or Kings evil White Swelling,
Chronic Rhemnoism. Tetter, Meredrial diseases,,
Emotions of the Skin, Cough of long standing or•in t
cipient Consumption, sick Healliche, &c, Sec, may
have an opportunity of ,ascestaining.thei names and
residences of those who have ,been aired by its use,
and who will lie willing, if cbllakupon, to give Every
information required. . 7:f •
Asa more general efidenee that'thiii is no:quack
Medicine. I would refer to this names of the follow.
hug well known rihyticiams; who have auestalto its
efficacys—Dr. J. P. - Mester; Dr. S. Birch'. Dr. Jno.
Otto, Dr. H. H. lidiihlenberg. Dr. J. E. Sorbet.-.. •
Sold whole Sale and Ratail st the.dritg and Otani=
ail Store of .•
E. 13; EICHHOLTZ, Pottsville;
J. B. Bc. J. H. 1.1118,1111 n et• 41 , 11 la Hugh Marley,
Port Carbon ;Henry Vonta.'OrWigaburg.•
January 21. - •
MU
tit arrilb.
Oar !Market,
COAL LANDS.FOR SAL
Pottsville, January 21,
JOYFUL NEWS .
NM SCHOOL .111701111.
dr* New Cobb's Spetliag Booka ;
200 do do,' Readers No; 1,-.
200 do do - _do .: <
50 Frosts American Speaker • ;
50 , do History Of the United States :_,
50 do Grammars ! , :•`.•
50 Weith's Arithmetic. •
50 Mitchell'aCteographicalnwideys
50 do ,Geogrsphy.and 'Attu'
50 do ,Primary- Gaqinieby.
All of which will .be sold *halm% and retail
at Fhiladelihia,pricesi by tfustudaserilicr
, - .! •.; HArrxigt
Jan - 44 '21 1 1843 1 •
EMI
OLD EFrOL ISRP 4 :I P 2 1 5 0 .0 - OPTIC IL%
100 l'irts.tries. -o;ni:tr:an;i4
. . •
--.---,'-, a s i,kati;e --
••.- -:".. r , • ,, ,T El 4 - t,Bigaleatartorsal
••:"..rs" i. Met liriiitiotOrbite,frlende Slid din
p T =',/ Ai Ppblies inf jetierilini,itie lelle"0. - 1 - 4•
' - -,-- ' arrangements for 151.3,„ for, the . ..iiusi
'pore of bringing out c.bbirseiand. cilia, and,
Steerage Passengers: by-the following.. • , -
... .
7 P11 1 . 6 4 ) .•.;?! 1 .c/k 1.61 • 1• 1 4 iiitii4l . ' icra ' raig s r o4, '
2-fibtpri• •:. ' -_-Caitainit ,°. Dayinf,Sinlingfititit
- Names: - • ,-,,, ',.'-' ' . !". ~ ..-...,- I'l. •- Nei 'runt. ' •
C. Wasbitgton,lturiows, Jane' ..71:/et `I Feb. 7
United. Buttes .' Britton , • .
•'
6 f: IX' 6' . 13 , 6 13
Garrick. •".. I, SkiddY...• '•- 25 . 25 4 ,- . .25
Patriot. -: H airy Delano -.' . lili n l Nov '7 Mar -
'7'
'Sheffield, 7 - :,- .-Aileni.----.•,,,,13,--,6.- 13.
• ROscies •.: '''
- Collins , ~.-, • 6.. .
US ' 2S: ' _ 25.
111111ep,clieimi• -Nye —; - , Aug: .7 Dec 2 A'l 7
!Virginian . ."'. ' rAtten , - - -= , -1_ 13 6. 13,6 13 „
Siddotio,r. ; - =',",' E. Cobb.`' 1 " . 2.5•• 6--
25 . 6 ,- 25
Aahburton • Ilittlettonlett. 73an • 7 lillf 7'
Step Whitney T_boinpiiim '• IS -•.
25 13 '„l'• 13
' Sheridan • Vitepeyster '..” ;15 I 25‘
.' '• • • ' , . : - L, !hie of Sallingliont,
G. Washington Barrows -.July 25 N0v2551425
United Bionic • - Britton` Aug` - 1-Dett • '1 Ail 1
Garrick - Skiddr - •' 13 4 -- 13 :" 'l3
Patrick Henry Milano • 25 • 25
1>1'25
Sheffield ' . 'Allen ' Sept l'Jan, - - 1 r -1,
Roseina - ' " Collins - _ ` 6 '. 13 ' .'' i 3 • • 13 -
indepefidenee ...240.. • - - 4. .22 "',..!.. 25 '' 25
.
Virginian . , Allen. Oct. . •I•Fe.b. .11 rce 1
Bidden* . - -_- I. Cobb- -. ' . 13,, - 6, 13 -6 13
Ashburton Nettleton '2s‘• ' 25". ''
25
Ste'n Whitney --Thompson Nov 1 - 511 a I J'ly 1
Sheridan ' Demister : 4 .-2 13 ',,• 13 6 ...13
Regular Packet Ships ;o and from London. - •
Ships' ' • Captains Dayabf Sailing from
Names. ,• • . , i- • New York. - i'
Mediator. I . ' Chadwick-Janet 1 Oct 1 Feb 1
Wellington -`..- Chadwick. •10 -6 - 10 • -10
Quebec Heberd • • 20 ' 4 .120 '' WI
Philadelphia - Horsy . July ' Ifloy 1 . 31 1 . r: r
Switzerland 4 ,Chadorick . ~• , 10 . ..' • 10 ' 10
H. Hudson. Morgan ,• ' -20 • . 20 . . 6 20
Ontario(` ,I'. 'ltradish ' - 1 Den . 1 Al 1
Toronto , ''•••• •
••••• .Grialield Au g - 6 10- . 6 : 10 . • 10
Westminster • Moore:'' - ' 4.. 2 0 ' .' -20 '• 20
St. Tarries -_ " &hot -• Septil 'Jan 1 May 1
Montreal . ' Tinker - " • 10 •,* - 10• - - - s - 10
Gladiator , Britton -1., 20 T, 6 `.20 •20
. . Days of Sailing from
. . London..,:_
Mediatpr Chadwick 1n1y.17 Nov 12 M'r 17
Wellington ' Chadwick ••• 27.• .6 • .27 4 27,
Quebec Hribord Aug , 7 Deo' 7A7 7
Philadelphia Morey • ' 17 ".17 'l7
Switieriand Chadwick • 27 ' 27 -' 27
H. Hudson
~ Morgan Sep. 7 Jaii . 7 141'i 7
Ontario Bradisli, - 6 17. 6 17 •17
Toronto Griswold • ' 27 6 27 ' 27
Westminster Moine ' Oct. Feb 7 J'ne 7
St. Jamas' Sober . •1 7 7
6 17 6 ' 17
Montreal, • :Tinker', '27 • l'• 27 '27
Wachter :.Britton - Nov 7 Mar 7 J'ly 7
ln addition to tbeaboye Regular Lines, . a num.
bee of Splendid. New York built, Transient Ships,
such as the 'Adirondack,•Setlancl,"Russell
Glover,' and 'Echo,' will - continur to sail from
Liverpool weekly' in regular succession, thereby
preventing the least possibility of detention or
delay in Liverpool: and for the accommodation
of persons Wishing to remit money to their fam
ilies or friends. I hood arranged the payment of
my Drefts on the following banks :-..-
The Illiter,•Saiik. , and branehea,
IRELAND.. The Provincial Bank . do. ~ „
The Nationtil flank • .do. ...
All Drafts payable at sight, at' either of the a
bove banks, their branches or agencies.
1
Messrs. Spooner, Atwooddr. Co.
ENGLAND • bankers, London.
P. W. Byrnes, Esq. Liverpool.
. Passengers can also ba engaged from Liver.
pool to Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore. 'by
the regular. packet ships,-.on.application being
made personally, or by letter, ( post paid, ) ad
dressed to
;100 Pine street,tornit of South.
AGENTS.—In Pottsville, Benj: Bennett; Esq.
. _ In Philadelphia, A. C. Craig dr, Co.
. In Lowell. Rich. Walsh, Esq.
to Albany, T. Gough, E q.
In Newark, John McColgen, EM.
In Termite, U. Rogers and
- Thompson. -
I also beg leave, o assure my friends and the
public in general, that the greatest punctuality
will be observed in the sailing of the shove ship.
together with all others which I may have. and
that passengers willeaperience no delay nn their
arrival at the different ports where they mean to
P. E.—Free passage can also be secured from
the various -ports in Ireland, and Scotland from
which steamboats-run to Liverpool: .
JOSEPH McMURRAY.
• • ' 100 Pine street, New York.
Gives drafts in sums to suit Applicants, on the
Provincial Rant of Ireland:.pavablq at " • •
Cork ; Banbridge...Limerick
Ballymena Clonmol ' Pariontowit
Londonderry. nownpatriek Sligo
Cavan -' • Wesford ,-; Lorgan— ,
-Belfast - Omagh '• • _Waterford.
Galway. - 4D.ingannon Bandon ; -
Ennis - 'Armagh ' Ballyehannon
Athlone " Celeraine,l Strabane;
Kilkenny Dangarvan
Mallow Tralee " Money inore
Youghal Cootehill Enniskillen
Elkus!) , 'Monaghan.
.
ENGLAND—Spooner, Atwood. Co., Bankers,
London, payable in every town in Great Britain,
P. W. Biases, Esquire, Liverpool.
errs or GLAtOng - BANK, Payable iu every
town in' Scotland. • -• • • •
New York, January 21;
OATS! OATSII OATS!!
•
tILT/t.NTED a quantity of OATS, et Store
v v of the eubscribei, in West Brunch Valley,
for which the inesket.price will be paid. in cash:
C. B. DE FOREST.
January 21,
CAUTION:
lieb • the
/1111F 0 subscriber re y Mullions politic
not to give' any thing on: treat to his wile.
ELIZABETH.. nor tO any,other person On his
name, as he is determined not to pay any debts
otherwise contracted than by himself, or his or
der. THOMAS TRAIIARN.
Norwegian Township, Jed.2l, - • 4-8*
Extra Hair Cutler,' in the Basement Story of
the Penn'imtvania , - Hail, opposite the
Miners' Bank.
lIAWKINS..
THE Physiological . Hair Cutter, end Ecstatic
• -Shater, has opened at the 'above =calcined
place; Hitwkin's•new system of Cutting , Ginstle.
men's Hair, by.which its lagoriann'and beauty
is rendered truly ornamental,.
_The design and
execution differ entirely fronthe usual practice
otHairCutting: adopted here, indriorninends
_self, by the expedition and gentlenees with which
-the operation is perfOr,nied. „By the - bean made
tt
it has been denominated iscientifm emend weth.
er for the Pulpit,. the Bar, the Senate or the Suite;
its elegance and classica l arrangements will add
dignity and'gr . ace , to the wholif contour 'of the,
La Feu Htmunne. dine who will favorlihn
_with their _custom, he tests confident that - nue.
faction will be - given, -
DID I:l,—Ravire honed in a importOr inerinee
-•.-•• .
A. Hawkins is ready Jo perform for Cotillions,
Balls; and Parties..at private lamas, -
December /1-3 a).
. , .. . , .„
Tilt Palinership,hithertti existing hatweee the
eubsoribers, under the firm of Betwael J. Polls
&C. 0 .,. le ibie - dity. ilissOlvar,by Friuttiel,biasent.
;All p;neine belting eliimiageinet.tWletivilitn:
and those indebted thereto. will :pltWitie, eel! on
Awhile.% Whilt4i Wale th 4 'ituthotised to set.
tie the iteine. if ~
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'ANDREW tr,WMT.E.
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.911 HE Beard o f gunge/it hays We slat deal&
' , s 1 red a sea,;. iival .Dividend-of - tbreeler
tent:l en the ica *al week of ibli ioolpony. for
trio last its montp. payable to* etaiskhileerk
;
or AN* ItitoX,l rope*ottuth Aiii:brafterstha
14thilust " , ' - ' • ',
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JOSEPH MeMURRAY;
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
DISSOLUTION;
Ei
_corfs,vairrioN o* -
, .
affections alioani4,7.ErtJtieil4*
Pain or Weakoom. of, the". arloiJigs,
Chronic CoagAs. pleurisy, ita***lo l /0 8
040 ,tre.ctim,of PalagmOY
ATimps:owN , _ TRatcRIPTIM--
,
.
A compound Balsamic ; prapuotion of the
p m " vi rg i n i an e Wild Mario
.noinbinid'Utith tbe•E.Oirciet'of lid, ireintreti by
a nem chemical process. approant and-recem.
:mended by the most distinguished IthYsiclitioh
and nnidercaUy acknowleged tbolnoat eakMble
medicinn evet discovered..
• - . . .
.Quackni!?' . 14 41NeePtion•
_4n-setting forth the virtnesof.thie trolt. greet
medicine. we , base no. esire-ro deceive , - those
who are. -labOoring_under effliction,,,nor -46 we'
wish te . eulogii,ii-it more ilian'tf patty deserves.
Yet when we lorkeiratiod* and see . ' the 'a t
Mount ',of suffering . and, listiess, occasioned:
many,: of flie,disiiiseeth r fitch ibis medicine his
proved so highlishiefuisfol, infect that we tan=
not its claimatocationglYiOrritiythe pitch
in its favour, •
Varioim remedies if is trne - have been offdred,
and pured'into notice Air the cure of diseases of
the Lungs, and some have denbt'been fdithd
very useful, batof all that bare vet- be,eis &cur
ered. it is admitted 'by physicians and all Who
have witnessed , its effects; that none has prayed
as succesiful as. this. Such iadeed..are the
lIIIIIIPRIIStNO VIRTUES
Of this Salaam, that eveold' the advanded stiget
of CortsUMPTIORi after. all 'the most esteemed-rein.?
edict-of physimana. have , failed -to: . effect-tany
change, the use of this Medictinthai . been
dective - of the' most .astonishing relief, and ac'
twiny effected curer after: alt - hopee of recovery.
had been despaired of, -, • I
In the first stages of the disease, termed 1 1 Ca.
tarrhal •Corisiniption." originating from neglect
ed COLD, it has been.,
, used with undeviiting
success, and hundreds acknowledge. they iowe
, the restoration of their health to this invaldable
medicine alone. In that form. of Consetaprion
so prevalent amongst delicate young females,
commonly termed debility, or •• 7- • ,
o GOING INTQ' A -DECLINE,"
A cOmplaint with which thousand; are linger
ing, it has elle proved higl4Sceeersfel, and not
only possesses. the power of checking the grog
ran of this alarming complaint,but.'-also strengb.
ens and invigorates the system more 'effecthally
than any medicine we have ever possessed!.
Besides its surprising efficacy in Consump
tion, it is equally efficacious in Liner Complaints,
Aathma, Bronchitis, and all 'affections of the
Lungs. and , has cured many- of the most obsti
nate caries, after every other remedy.-had failed.
EfFor paraders see Dr; Wistar's Treatise on
Consumption, to be had of the , agentii. ,
- • The Extraordinary &eau,
Attending the use of this medial - no in diseases
of the Lungs, and the many singular cures it
has effected. having folly established its efficacy,
and as we have already-published numerous cer
tificateif front thelighestauthority, which , prove
its virtues hefted all doubt,- 'We - consider it un
necessary to exhibit a long-list of -them in this
place,rinti grill only mention a few cases, to slit*
what it has done. '
WHILE LIVE REMAINS
WE HAVE. STILL - SOME - HOPE.
A'Suaraisisci Cans.—Among the 'many sin
gular curca which this medicine has effected,
there le perhaps none in Which its poweM are so
fully shown as in the elite of Mrs. Austin.
This lady bad been
,consumptive for several
years. and during the' greater part of this time
had received the best medical attention, end tti
ed mew( valuable , •teniedies, 'yernothing
could*
. found to arrest.; its. progrets. She be
came subject to yiolerit Ste Of coughing, expects):
rated large quantities of matter eccasionilly.tin•
gad with blood, end dap by step this fearful die;
ease continued its course, until all hopes ofa raj
covery was entirely despaired of.. While in this ,
distressing situation,' lingering upon-the very
verge of the gtave, she . commenced:the- use of
this Balsam, which to Use her own expresSion, op.
eratett &tritest like a chine. , few ,days she
expectorated .freely, the cough was gradually
suppressed, end everyday appeared to add fresh
vigour to her looks, and now, in the place of that
emaciated form withering to deety, she is seen
mingling in society, - bettor health:than she
has enjoyed for years, :
_Thoisvaitssveu Tasysuturi--Haviur.
sed the 'surprising 'efnicacy cifDr. Wiatit's Bat :
sate Wild elierry„in the Ciao of Mrs. Austin,
I -cheerfully ackieWledge the above sMtemont
to be uric and correct. - -- •
3. C. WAVTERS. - .111. D.
=, CoreLtisrr.—;Mris. Eliza Thompson was
Billeted With this comglaint for nearly five years,
during:Which time she its under the most skil
ful physicians—had tried Mercury, Botaeic,ind
Hoincepatnic remedies, and every thing that of.
toned her any, hopes of ; relief. She bad
wandering pains in the side, sometimes in -the -
shoulder and small of the beck, a hacking_cough,
frequent pains in thelreast; and had been una
ble to sleep on the tight side for three yosta•—•
By the use of this Baiserti, she was cured in a
few weeks, auctianains well tatliii day.
. ELIZA,THOMPSQN.
Woodstowia; Sept. 4,1841: ,
bear:Sir :—Altliough your invaluable medi
cine has &eddy found hundreds of pew,erftil
ad
vocates, it may still, be gratifying to yeu tO
eels's' a communication Irons any one that has
been relieved by it. Such„Sir, ia , truly inyease.
r hive been a victitii to that lerrihlii disease
Consumptwn. for many months, and haie*suffer
eit so much, that I had become ralnicist Vieari . of
my life. -Hearing yourEalsaro so highly pains.
ed, I began taking it a rear weeks back,. and can
assure, you it has relieved- me more than any
thing 1 have overused before, and I confidently
believe it will cute me effeetually. PIO= give
the bearer the worth of the enclosed, and *dig's.,
Yours Respectfully.- -
is •
JOHN PEARSON.
Chester County, Sept. 6;1841.
Friend. Whiter r—lt gives we much; pleasure
to infdrni thee that my wife% health has improv
ed very much "since shehsis heeo using' thy. Bita
saw of Wild Cherry. anti we think there' is , no
&Mtn but it will cure her. -She; has' taken the
two bottles I purchased' from.thee a I slant , time
since. end her cough is much -• better„ I she, also
sleeps well at night. and says she has found no.
thing to give her so mach.relief. Thee ill please
give the bearer two bottles more fur
- Thy Friend, - EDWARD 110 NM,
Lancaster County, July, l .1841.
Dear Slv:.:-Please send me two bottles of your
genuine Balsam of Wild Cherry. _I have been
afflicted ivith Consumption for the list two , years
.and 'suffered very, witch - with a severe cough,
• pike' in My breast, dielcititY of breltt43g. night
awtratit drz., and hiving tried numerous e
remdie s.
and also bedd under several Altictors..9g 1 - eeuld'
hot ,find - iny thing relieve me 'mod I Used
some of your Balsam: `. I got one bottle from a
neighbor. of mine wlio is using it, and have found
such wonderful relief from it that I hob no doubt
it'svill•oure me effectually, - '
Very irPeetfulltyoor‘&4
' •
.ROBERT HOW:IAN.
0:1" Read the following from Dr. Joie!) Hoff.f,
man. a physician etexterisive_practice art lion.
tingdon county., ' • . •
•=4)ear-sire"44rirearerl nos Imtileirof Dr. Wis.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry( from Thomas Reed,
picker this iddirtedif id rieise, of obsti.
acts ftithma.ori '.4llild:OLPabljHellsrebie. iu
which matryrither remedies had biettlited - with,
out any Ma. The : Wrath . gain laden relief,
and in my opinion, the child is effectintli7 cured
by Itlitise. Nears: am,
littXkft 110Mrlt . IAN. :
M.D. f:limember 2341841.-_. _. I"
ber -Eateitit elf-WOCiiirrin has
effhcted irtati'4r,treisblbif ffreir 4 04
which An idd.114.4/1110itimailiirgbq bad bee
Oreadif fora latigfittiit intMationewsif breath.
cursgetieril,steaktilitbn - Wei
`Wird tst ffeepret - liitr' - Met Witnis other rai
RES
iffil
MEI
MIZE!
tweets. Tr et= tomato tout VataballarlgetaW
C eti UsingfOkSitainsoinitalisrtaking tea bat
*is' toteo'fitr'ketotered se to be ettleitiiiltaid
told thii clutica.of her bout% and 44 jabs twq
balks Imre weitiotireli cured: - •- • "
Requitals- - ••• •' •
11:1T! E : C: 1lIARTIN:
• DADT/01V.Aa 'there isle triple - te' Wiens
called elm, of Wild 67trry, Earthman Gilead
bit ter" pimientor ict'• uk lot Dr. AVISTAR'S:
BALSA*, and obeerte I(9ll4nettlitreit: l kie Bet
Papered kor'lltepro(rfatiiiiiiiiti ioltiet4hole: ,
`sale by Co..Eitaitista, NO. 111 Mloor
Street, Philadelphia.
&Win Palatine - 1y E. Bs WPM 010 1.. a
JOHN S. AIIARTIff,, and : in _ - *bee n every
twin tied village throughout the eeantry.
A442.41_0 . 0 s Bottle::
Jaituary;'OSlX'.
-A !IT
pressistof tittees'ef. Wisteett,
of . WagiVierry. the Ontivellestremedylfur..,Cosz
mentos. &e. his one Of
the t:oantry Pipers, and although we do'not knoil
to whom we - are indebted for tbis"-poetie layer,
we think 'it toe petite - be and ' ;mini& it
6:tr . the.binefit - Of our reader's genarally. '
• 4 *,Wint WILL n •
Why should ye be sick, ye petordayingmortal - •
*by linger is sadoessekwist earth mad the shy_
A Haitian awaits you..that opens the portals
Of ingot and health. Men whyshould ye dial
Your Liver Conilaints Or settledCoormeigios:
- The Aiithma, Bronekitas, orreigtd
The l'..Wlte•empt,2l -6 .44. 1 14m7 -4 e, ol 4 ll l l P n t
amptiofl • •
Itfceriaiit to cure .ymitileti iwayWitli.regints.
,If yeti ivenla"liie and be merry—Sotllbet_ •
- Wistir's Wild Cherry... . . ... • -
At Eichholtes Ding Store sold; -
If for • moping and , sadness. you would _witstitute .
Take it —and.youll live to grow old.
&toreros tntmey's alt spent, oron diiPT Ytill:fbeat•
Try Water -Adore yoti take leave— - = ' -
Sure you had batter go 'borrow. vhaiviviai la ear-
Oue Dollar' may buy, a reprieve. 1.•
• Price 1111.00'_a Bottle=-Priittipa; 16
South fifth'Streit. near Chestnut, Pnlla.
' •
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January 14,
'' FRESH WINTER GOODS. - -
WIRE subscribers have just received in addi
•m•
Lion to their former stock, a
_supply of Staple
and Fancy Goods, suitable to the season. Con.
slating of- , -
Merinos, Flannels. Cloths, Casaimeres '
Sattinette, Mouslin.de - Leines, Sazony Cloth,
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December 10, - ."
Office of the Mine:4lol and Selnaylkill
.
• , ven Railroad. compr . i.up
, - . . Paiwazzata,.,/an. 9043.
T afi election - held. tido day, theneder4famed
IS Stockholders Wear ulanimoinily . chosen officers
for one year, via: • , , •
Prerodent--Jauss Dumas.
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Benjamin Ringlet. Henry Pail
William Richardson,. ' - Adam Eveily, •
Samuel Mason. • John - L. irony, -
John it. Cresson, . Edward' Umber,"
Thomas Ridgway, : ,jererniab Ranker.-
Jaimary,44. - • . •
Mill Creek and Mine Hill Navigation gun
.(8911-Itcnid Compani. ;
SHE Board othlanagens have this day deck.,
a-. red a Dividend of mix per cent, on, the capi.
iiiVtook of lifikoOmitoo9l P. 110 4 1. to.tho .tPck
hqWers, on or alter the 18th test 1110 offi ce of
the Treaaarer
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Jannaiy:7;
DISSOLTITION.S . ,
_paw riaitntrahip hitherto Caisting . ‘lWeen
ja: the elibsititiarp. u nder ,the fras.'af ;01 , iph
Mlle.& Bock is this day &edged
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,parrae the
61 . 10 M
O, will Please protect. them for-paysocat,
and %him Indebted, will please call and the
- the - ",
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IN- BANKRIJPTCY:
DigrTtter or PENN9ICILVANIk:
ifl Bankruptcy:
Ncyriegi , t-
• -
PETITION fni fteeefii CS/ the Bankrupt
,7,..ta w e has been Bled the' 10th slay "o.lauFs
384 3 ; by '.• :
tiro Iletet-kqOfte ,6l 'ili t l n !
"tientan;,,B9ll4lll.lll.ixttnitY;•,.: - „
Which- Petition will beTbeardAWrore the . Die.
;'riot Court of the United pates- for the Eastein
District of;. Penitejtivania, in Ittokruptcy,• at
the Distriet:Courtl - roam in the Cityof Phi! j
the 10th day of February
next. at.ll; eickieli..A.:9l. When said where all
persona itt.trei • Otruni appear 'and shear cause,'
ony ‘ tlief hart, why„the,prayer of the said Peti.
ton should' pot be - granted; and theilaid Pen-
On* ditelitOd Bankrupt., -
• . BRAS. I,IDPKINSOIt, •
e District Coati ct
• • • 1t..0f •- • • •
- - • .
4PETITION fir the benest of the Bankrupt
4
Law, has been Sled lbe stirciapof January,
-1849, by • s'
Paul A. Sabbstion,:irert founder and Steam En
gine toanufactarer,Schuilkill - county. -
.Whieft Petithm will be heard• before the' Disttlet
Courser the United States for the &ward District
'of Penneyiyaniii;sitting in' Bankruptcy al the
Distriet`Conit room in: the City of Ph il adelphia,
on . Fridey,the 101.1.0ajv :of, February nen, at 11.
M„ When end where all persons inter
smod rutty appear and ahcke cause, if any they
hue ; why - the prayer. of the said Petition: tumid
not be granted, and- theesiir Petitioner ! declined
-Bankrupt: . •
Jan:4l, 4-;
JFt g
17.rk ti o7th g et it IVZ;
January 14,"l84 t J ,
FOR Disui.Aßop:
' • , •
_Nutted. Otates co urt.. . .
EASTEPOISTRICP OF. PENNSYINAVIA:
Banicitiptty:
. _
NOTICE:
•
'PETITION for Discharge and Certificate
undei,the Bankrupt Law,hae beau filed by
Scott Steel, Miner. Schuylkill county.
And loriday,- - -thts --31st day vf. March next, at
11, o'clock, A. M., appointed fa the 'hearing
thereof, sitting 'in Bankruptcy; at the District'
Boat Raab, in the City, of Philadelphia, when
and*beretboCreilithrs 'of the said Petitioner,
who fibre' "proved their Debts,' and all other
sons in interest, may appear and' show 'Cause, it
any they have, why such Discharge and Certifi
cate shauld out . he granted.
EPAS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of District Court.
4-10
January 21
NOTICE.
ETITIONS for : Discharge and Certificate
P
under the Bankrupt. Law, have been, filed by
John T. Hazzard. Gentleman, late Meichent, In.
&virtually, and as a member of the latefirot of
Hazzard end. Stratich, . _
John C. Ernaticoal! Merchant, , do, ,
David Cobtier,farmer. - • do.
Robinson Kay. Miner. • , _ ,do .
FrederiekFricat,,Saddle,r,, , . do
Joseph S. Rachel, of the Ortiz of Joseph S. ,
Racket& eti.,Coal Merchants. ,do
And Fridsiti, the ...31st day of March nest,-.at
It M..is appointed tor the hearing
thereof, • before the said Court, sitting in. Bank
ruptcy. at the_ District Court Brinier in the City
of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditori of
the said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all Other persona in interest. may appear and
show cause, if any they have, why such .DIE- -
charge aod Certificate should not be granted.
FBAS:HOPKINSON - ,
Dec. 31, 1-10 t. „ . . Clerk of District Court.
• • NOTICE. '•
.
•
PETITIONS fir Discharge and Certificates
nadir the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
Lewis L. Ravin, Inkeeper, - Schuylkill county.
Peter Aurand, ,
and Friday: the 27th day of January nest, at Il
o'clOck A. M. is appointed for, the hearing there.
of, before the eau] Court, sitting in' Bankruptcy,
at the District Court Room.'in the city of Phila.
derphia.. when - and where the Creditors of the
said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all 'other persona. in interest, may appear
and show cause, if any they have. why such Der
charge and Certificate should not be granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON. .
Clerk of District Court.
~ - ,
PETITION for Discharge and Certificate
undet Alio_ Bankrupt Law, has been filed, by
Moses Suisse. of the firm of Eames° and Beusa.
seiner, CoarMerchante Schuylkill county.
and Friday; the 27th dee of Jamiaryseit, at 11
o'clock; A. M., is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the Said Court, oath* in. Bank.
ruPtey„ et the. District Court Room, to the City
' of Philadelphia; Whed and where the Creditors
•of the said Petitioner, who have prover' their
Debts, and all other persons in interest, may ap.
pear and show 'cause. if any'they have, whyeuch
Discharge and Certificate should not be granted.
TRA.NCIS fIOPKINSON,
' Clerk of District Conti.
NOtICE. •" •
pETLTIONS' for -Discharge and Certificate
• - tinder 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 &Co.; Coal Merchant ttchoyl.
, kill county... ' •
Wtlliant Andertried,' late:Farmer, Miller end
Lumber Merchant,Schuvlkill en. • -
andTriday, the 27th day of January next at It
O'clock, .A.. - .Mt; -is' appointed : foi; the: hearing
thereof. leforo the said', Court, sitting in Bank
ruptcy,- at the District Court Room, in the City
of Philadelphia, evhen.and where the Creditors
of the said Petitioners, who , have- preyed their
Debts, and all other *mina in interest, roarap.
pear and show cause, if any , they have; why such
-Discharge and Certificate should not be granted.
ERAS.- HOPKINSOI% ,
Clerk of Dietfict Court.
47
Nov. 12,'46
EMI
November. 19.
Officii of thellount Carbon Rail Road Co.
Philadelphia. December 21st. 1842.
THE anneal -meeting of the stockholders will
• -IL, be held at the Company!s Office,Vll. 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; wand Secretary .and .Treasurer.. to
serve far one year will be.held. • - -
• .1 A NI ES: C. 'iDONNELL; Beefy.
.'Philadelphia. December. `a4* _ .:: • • 52
EDWARD Y. FADAIEHAR. t
UStle , E.; OF. THE PEACE,
HAVING removed his office to. Mount Carbon.
will be happy to attend: to any business confi
ded to his. care. ,
Deeds, bonds. wills, and conveyances of all hinds
attended to with acenraey and despateb:
arilratio attend to the collection of rents. and
agency business in general. All ctiminunicatiods
from a distance'through• the Pottiville Post •Offine,
will be promptly attendedtci • - "
December - - •
... : , PUBLIC sAt.p. 2
IEDURECIANT ,to an ordoi - or the Orptia r ne* ,
A. Convict'
. Seboylkill'ecieiliy, the autwerittare,
Adinthistiatont of the estate of.lonathan !ones,
hither Fast ffnuiswigTntsnithip; and county a
tm:mead, iteeeased, will execs* to sele,hy Pattie ,
Vendee, on Saturday. the twentipsight- day of
iiiliiity,ll343. at the house of Henry _Kepner,
Inkeeper.An reit Clinton. the undivided 'olie
fimith parkofthe following real estete : ~
11V2631 Acres of. Wood Land.more or
tess;situate in Schuylkill ad
joining the liehoplkili - Claud; -Putt
,Clintcin;lands. - pf Peter e. add
. titeerratiel
l idiegitelit'eadditfeath:l i firt Clines°.
..120/ 'ACra of WOod Lied,"234o,tot:leiti, situ.
ia. to Schailkill county. adfiiiiing,Windsot
Vernace latidclauds• of fittsitC. - ,Bayini.lobn
&halt inid ithetir:l,Salit4O-tOlnitlenlie at 1 o':(
- elikkOKl4.:, whee7thillsiuthiletilftifitakiiiikbst
mace Elwyn by .:,--.a.c.
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Adsailitratom.;
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dITORNET ATI,AW:;:
ofFICE.As Centee itieet.'priteeitit the Eieltsiiii
:Hotel. rouiville,,SeptA - • . —36
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• • aolitte t;
EITTORNEir 'AT Latta} '
AS removed. fraitt:liiiiittA,Sirtit oioiB
8
tortnetlo oicupieti. 63; ../Arahatiadeastekid
Contte Street; opposite , the Pont Ogee.,
41—
Pottsville. October 8. . .
-Id: , DOVLP:rt
.A:TTORNEY - /yriatiVi'
HAS reireiletiltis Office to the offieit Jolui
C. rfeiitfej Poet: Office.
ilotiember -, • • _ . - 403--
JAmEs FL_ , - VNlvilittE.L.L,
" , ATTORIOXIC LA;eq., •
' . Ponorsiii4 '
ftAS removed his -office tOil_MytU,side'lecentri
etieet, a fair dime!
May 21. - I •
- -
C' 1001. BOOK*—Waolealt.t. abd a
'''Philadelphia picot fortala
• Mareh 19. 12— ;•B,..IOAOTAN.
PEASE'S CAIIIDY.-AA 'supply of Pease's
01E10 -Candy, jest . d
frf.m the Wilthienlti -
Aitent,• rhiladelphia, • nix) 6g , sate at .f 449,64•013 ;
!keg Stitic' • 'Detemberli; - ,•
. .
is hotvbigiltah„ that from itod oftpr thia.dato%
Ricttaid Bootie will, ea agent,attoncl to all.bust-'
neso"for Seitzihker, Kelm and
pinee of Yuhrt Ctirry.llwiriecL- 7 ':
- Pottsville, Jo - rtary :,1848,- •
TREPOILADELPHIA, AEADINGi ea
•ti4ni"'
~ w~~y
. • .
On and _after. ,W4lln elifay..ior ors
th; Pcosengcr,:d ro, a 1 futd,,.,P,t;eight.,2 4 minatuill
run at the Hours, on -,14e Philw4t
P 1 , 141 iteg!dipg aint Potlaritte ituaßgaik
COAL TRAINS.
The 5 Coal,Trains i;vill• leave.-Pottsville lle-;: -
tween the boars of 9„ and 10, A. M., or one quer,
ter of an , hour apyt, and run on „to ,Reading
where they will meet and pasa ail the lip Trains, ;
Coal and Passenger.''' '
-The firstS Coat Tr-stns.:will leadatilehMenti.'
-between the tourituf 6i.and 7. and the kit 2 with•
leave the. Plane at 7i and 71; the tnt, of thesetaety
will always' hold-,up before crossing Ott. meat"
Track at the Falls, until Signalled to by the Watch.
man that all the 3 Trains -froinltiehmoid' Hatt
passed ap the Line. • " ' , •
• PASSENGER TRAINEL:'''
The Down Passenger Train will leave . • •Os/
villa at.l2 M., behind' all the Coat Trains pas.
ing' all the - up Coal 'trains et Readipg. and
rannitig.past the kin
it at Baustown,the nest
at Douglassville, and the first O. down Coil Trains'
at Poitatovim.'
The op . Passenger.
phii at 10 A. M. behina ,Ttalus, pas:
sing all the down Coal *Trains- at Vending, then'
running l'ottsiille.
READING FREIGEITTRAIN: . •
The Down Freight-,Train- .will leave Reading: '
on Tuesdays, and Thursdays; at 8 A.-M. passing
all the up Coal- ma Passenger ‘Tssina at-Potts.
_town. where they will vrattior it. •,, :. • . ,-, -
' The up Freight .Train , will leave tke Plane on , .
Wednesdays and, Fridays; immediately behind,-
the
the up Passenger Train. to Pottstown. Where it
will wait.fur all the..down Coal lind Pairginger •
Trains, whiektraina will also wait fur it, and then
run to Reading. . - .::. :- . -
' - POTTBVILLRFREIGHT TRAIN: '• - '.
' Leaves Reading - on Thursday , andSaturdaY .
614 21 r
at 7A. M. passing all do Coal and Passenger'.
Trains at Port Clinton, - w ere the latter Triune
win wait for it. , ' ' • " •- "- --..-,, ~
Leaves - Pottsville a It 7.-P.' M'., after all' the
Coal and Passenger rains' are in,' and has the
track clear toßeadi g.. • .'. - , .
• - -, • •••- G. A. NICOLLS,'
Super% Transp o. P.: fr..&-r..R; R. -;
Nover.ber le, • . - . *---l• ' • - -46.•—e ,'' •
PAWS FOR 4AL.F.:
rffiflE aubscriht3r offers for -salalhe + 4 Pittegrove
""
Fenn;' situate ball. a , mile from the town of
Pinegrove, conleining One, Hundred an& Fitly
Acres. The Union Canal pasaca• through the
property,.- .Tho soil is'a sandy river bottom, an&
hat beer. well limed.. -. lj , „: •
The improveme nts ,consist •of
god Two StOrt , Frinne Dwelling. a
I r. . Bank Bare t ind l a Saw , Hill, with
good power. .1 •; , :r 4 ,.. •••
For further information, apply to • 1 -
GEORGE N. ECKERT,
Swatera Furnace. .
Pinegrove Township, Schuylkill . eounty.
Deeember 17,1892,
Vfipa 1112 for a Afm re the United
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Together with Maps 4- Thfrly.fire of the prin. •
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Surroending the 'General are Maps of
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