ME El Isnisis.—Our readers. bare been already - in; fornied the election of the Bob.-: HAN'EQAVI ? L. F-) to the U. S. Senate was ogling to the treachery l' of a Whig Senat it from' - Switzerland 'County, Mr. Darriza. Retain The light in which this bait , conduct is indicated by_ 'the followin l . tiroceedinia; which me End published in the lu }liapepolia Journal of the 28th ult. - At a m.eting of the Whig members of the Gen eral-Assembly of the State of Indiana, bOll at the Senate cbambei on the evening ofithe 26th inst. the Ron. FLECHEOL TEVIS' was .chasen chairmail, end Jane BUELL, Secretary.' - -t, On minion the fdlowing preamble and retie tt tient' were unanimously adopted. WHERICAB Daniel Kelm, Senator from the county ofSwitzerlaifit, came among us, the Whig Representatives. of Indians, at ,the beginning of the present ,ttession, representing himself to be a true Whig, and so made public profession, and as such met:011 communed with us, and gave us his counsel' touching the. election of a United States Senator : And whereas by his assurances, Most solemnly made to the effect that he would never cast his vote so as. to secure the election of a loco foco to that high and honorable station, the Trades being equally divided, be holding the bal ance of power, induced us the representatives of the Whig p rr , y, to go into the election trusting to such' assurances, and then and there deliberately betrayed usdrito the hands of that Ft : arty to which Ale professes to-he„ and to which we are opposed, by the most, palpable and hater tall] viola , ion of his reiterated pledges : 'Wherefore. , - Be it unaniminiAly resolved, That we disdain all personal and political connection with Daniel Kdao. as an set of eill.reapoct. Jut equally to us: a+ min and as the representatives of the people of - (ndiana, viewing his conduct as ltaitt,ro-uN at .d • hoerent in the hat tleg,ree. .11?esuirfd, That the proceedings of this roesqing 1 1 0 signed by the chairman and secretary, and inblishtil in the lodisnl Jannis!. _ F.TEVIS, Chairman. .1 H. nu Sec'y. The Journal: in all editorial article, s.oys-- N. , t o wing rilember of either branch of the -General Assemhlp holds Intercourse with Mr. Kelso in word or lonk. The ,re:it which he °esti res in the Senate has been deserted by the Whig members who were pbieial to instarsition. They 'have removed to am ther porton of the LI Ills whit,* room.m2ie hos chtinged hi, lodgings. ono this h s been done slimily, and calmly and 'without folietql, cv. ry li dividu,i, tie if from' a inn, simultaneously avoiding ihe men who could Fl.lllllllOll tie wicked deltderat ton to commit this rtma up.,11 11 fin, upuu a cord - 1,411a party, arid above,all, 1.1m,e11 A s OTti Ftt lit hi L Ba s • vit.,- A vt tiler itt the tr . ktihrit County NVII g says -it is a matter of 110- tortety in Burlington county , Vt., that the fliimish priest ot that place hart been in Vie practice of burn 112 I. ibles for a !nog time, and he declared to two - Irofe-motil geld'emen of my amplaintarite thst he w. tilt 111 C Protesi.mt bibles he could get inly iii. pos-essiort " • I'M 1100 M . FEAR ' S NM . M0N3111.1 - 11TAC-AZIVF—A perindi al of useful mod vale •Idr• know leth2e. Tire February num ber r f rhos fna garotte is rece - vt-tr and we Ctr..liderul) cornrnekl a as one or the most oseful i.ublications aeis. 1-I?ich flood:4-r is embrllished with nu literctur4rillittfrtt• lona lkaeritallve of the sobject treated 'Ton, arty no pains setups to be spared to make if, ettyrtabititLrartri instruct lVtr. StIhsCIII , OOII S ., 2 dollars. per anrinni, or l$ cents each number, taken at. this <ewe. THE tic OF WET f INGTo S 7 —This is an interest- ' inc-bisiky or the lite and exploits of the Duke of Welloriton. It is arcomptinast with forty three ha'utistitite engravitors; and. tin far no we can jiittg - r, from a h aws pMes.ul, is a good vi - orir. I rite 25 cents, for salciat this office. VAN eheRT'S rottYTEFIFIT Dirt Cren.—We re rommeril this work In the public as err hsable and authentic. 1 great many new counterleichotes arc now in circulation, and all our business men should provirleagainst loss by possession a Loll of This de temor. Price 12,lceno—f.r sal- at this office. Laoy's :%/Ltaicat. ItittrtA February num , her of this publicat on is also received ft Contains 18 separate pieces of sirs e. each of wh eh is a gem in itself. This is the riles pest, its wilt as the neatest, periodical of the day. rice 2f. cents for each rano tiee—fin sale at this office. ttiaTortY or Tuft R , FortstaTtriN.—A further supply of the first and second number of this valuable land; has been received Persons, wishing to sucioe au . - tottientic nod rainy recommended Ins tnry at an mincer:ed.-toed low rate, short ki chll and robscribe for this poildieatton. 'flue whole history Y ill be complete m fire iminhers at 15 cents each. 'I tie notes, tvhieh hate always accompanied previous rdumits, are rod - rain d in tins work at the proper places, making it the most valuable edition eztant.- Vinn.l. B..filf OF NIA now being prepared I y the abet e publ ethers and will shortly be issued in rucealy nr—each number to contain at least - tom ;so. ri-cirts It wall he completed in eight nom- I.ers 4? firmer , Serra each 43• one dollar and twenty els. for it r v hole work. Subscriptions will be received :A thin <life. where those who wish the work will -please call and leave their names. ItIF.RRY . 19 Manion—The February number of this excellent juvenile period.cal has 'men is eel vett This work . enmities to maintain Its well-..311ted chary:ter fur usefulness and, we think. improves as ii progres- Fe,S. S u h srnt urnsone dollar per year lee:rived at this .sffice. I‘ll,s I.Est,irst Mactrattcy...----The Feltrnary Poin ter of this new magazine is splendidly got no. The . eotratire:ii are of a high order and the whole work promises to filial successfully the more rostlyptitilo• rations of the kind. It is the cheapest ririodical Dow extant I NC,.Iv R t.+n'—One chsease haft thou tidy an ir.ll linty of the hlood, which. by inmeding the mem,- - ,,t; fat ion. beroMes settled upon come organ or part. ant immediately illness ensues. Dr. Brandreth's Vegeti bin Universal Pills cure this disease r because they romove by perseverance with them, all imoure par.. ' a l tichri from the blood bin the stomach and bowels, which nr.v be ju.tly termed the sewer of the huMan 'they take the had and leave the good humors to give life and health : and it is morally impossible' they can fad to mire, provided tintore is not entirely extinustr4 The Thrwands who use and recommend them is proof posi lIVC of theirextraordinary and bene ticial effects - • Purchase in Pnligrille, of Wra. Mortimer Jr. anu ,of the agcntH cribilbhed in another part of this paper. (our inarkct, ro It P.ECTE 11 wFVK LY. POTTSVILLE- Feb. 11. 1812 4:' Wheat Floor, pr MI ,9,4 PO bacon, per lb. 61 ,44. ~ . .,,i, : ,... ilye do cwt. 1,311 Pktrit, • •• .q `t' „f 4 Wheat. , bshl 90 liatns, ••10 tTir. --4, 11te, q . I •'orn, - •••• t 0 Plater, bush! 37 0 Plater, , too 4,50 g. .„,. ~. rt.,. ~ - 45 'May, i. ~ MOO ~,,-. Fgatt. i dot 10 'Timothy s'd. bshl 2,60 &-. ~ Miter, lb 121 Clover •"• s:tio s i .. ii , -, PI LASKI LODGE. No. 1.16. meets on Monday ,ryennig, February 13,1843, aei o'clock. • -- 1•111S - '1' TROOP sciluy_f...m . w. L c_o_., ,, r.7 . AvAl . ... at ointliffiCr 8 "i" parade ! on Monday. 2.4 with 10 rounds Motel. at 10 o'clock. A. AL Fran ed Plank Cartridge. . By and • Comm M. BRIGHT. F. S. Feb. 1I FRANKLIN ENCAMPMENT, No. 4 off. 0. of 0. F. of Pa , a Mated meeting will be held on , AVedneFday evening, February 15,1843, in their Lodge iroom nt 7 o'clock. Feb. 11, CHAS.II. RICHARDS, Seey NATIONAL lacirr INFANTtiy. A F p ectq l meeting of dria Company will be held at the Armory nc Monday evening. February 13, at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance is revested. February 11, HENRY STRAVell.Neey 6.. .., ~: 12 MECH A NICS' ;itO7 ii;:ni.rt.ioh_teje„. - cntei ASSOClATlON ,gcciyorn rl.haeoc. charged.—, e ' t I , ' h e .i ii t e- e r: s t un i 5 0 t.; . n s for debate next Thursday exerting, is now agitated . in u ess . our Legislature, through petiliOns from Philadelphia: and it being the avowed ()Neel of this body. to caa- VIIFS the relative merits and demerits of all matters touching the feelings and interest of the mechanical portion of our community—the question; "Should any portion.of the rolored popvlation of our state he allowed the right iroffr l acel—is big with impo r tance. and has been allotted ti the following Members for argument : Affirmative—J. M. Crosland. J. Cr. Nevil le, J. U. Jimes,ll. T. Sweeney. Jos. Bow en . Negative—R. M. Palmer, Thomas Foxier. Wm H. Russell, P.. W. MeGinnes. John McCormick. V.,. preset. the Society wat,hereafter commet ce.at 74'- , ; ~. .clock,kind the officeis are - required to be present, on ti4ll 1 .der a fine of 121 5 _cents for non-attendance. J01 . L. , i1 M. CROSLAND, Prat. r. Jas. Bowls. sect Feb.ll, ~~; COAL TRADE BY RAIL ROAD. • qtAtit" "-t% - • tt. RA . - " ".2 7 " - KZ? • Amotint of Coal despatched from Pottsville- and hdylkiU Ibsen, for the artonth.ending January 3: 1813 • From Pottsville. ", " , , SchuylkiliHaven, . • ons. . 3,440 , A considerable/ portion of this boil was destined from the line of the Rail Road,• between this place arm Philadelphia, whichl was not fully tePOlied• Ams” ate. RAMS! fir • E subscriber announces to the public that he .has odhand a large quantity of well cured llama. Dried Beef. Tongues, &c. &c., which he *i II sell. at VERY Low RATFA FOR tits's'. at his stand in' Centre Suet, opposite the Town Hall.. All siooked meat. which on trial should prove not to be good, will be taken back. He always keeps for sale all kinds of Fresh Mew which will be sold at reduced prices—and, r e 3 p e etr u ly solicits the patronage of the public. JO/IN RFJGF.R. 7rts Pottsville, Feb.ll 1 he Delaware and Raritan. Canal Company, glal.VE notice, that during theensuing season they will have a daily tow(Sundays excepted) by Steamboats, between FAIRMoUNT and BORDEN TOWN,' and between New BRUNSWICK and NEw Yost, for Copt.. BOAT , '„ and that they will only charge Sixty cents per ton, including the Tolls on the Canal. All such Boats returning empty, will not be charced any thing for steam Towing, or Tolls on the Canal. If returning with Freight the lowest rates w be Charged. R. F. STOCKTON, President 7-Imo Fed. 11, DIS..OLUTION. partnership heretofore existing between the subscribers. wag dissolved on the thirty-fitst day of December last, by mutual consent, and M. G Hen vier. one of the late firm. having associated with him his brother Percival. will continue the business as - heretofore, under the firm of M. G. & P. !leaner, who are duly authorized to settle all accounts or the late firm. 16‘ , SIEFIL BEI NE 'lll. C. HEILNEtaiI Minerudle, Feb. 11, L MINE-TO RENT, THE Blsek mine Red Ash Coal Vein, at West wood, ahout 6 miles from Schuylkill Haven, and about 14. auks West of Pottsville. The track includes the junction of the West and West West Rranehes of Schuylkill, and, is most convenient ly situated for sending coal by the Schuylkill ca nal or Reading Railroad. There is a . 'BlB Mlll and about 30 Ilipises - on the tract.— •ssy 4 1.! The West Branch and West West sass egis Branch Railroads boil) pass through the tract, and also a laterallialiroad to the Mines—makes ev. ry part of the tract con venient firr-procoring timber fir props, The V. in is opened below water level by a ti,erpendie nide .hat, and a breast of coal is now opened and at word of about 250 feet, whirl) with Oil !Engine, Ftstores, & c„ are to he delivered in good_ working order. by the present tenants, Win. Mithes & Co., on the first day of March next. Proposals will hr tee pled by JOSEPH k THOMAS WOOD, Phila. or JANIE'S GILLINGHAM, Pottsville. February II; 7 -tr. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. • rgIHE partnership heretofore exucing between! L. Al W. Trowel.' n and SNyman. was tbssolved on the 2.1 instant, by the withdrawal of L. W.Troutmap. All persons having demands will yresent their an— MHOS to the subscriber, and all persons indebted will please make ininicdiate payment. S. SILLII,IAN. N R.—The husities,t will be continued by Si" Silly. run a: the ,m 1 Stand. BRICKS - ! . Lißlt KS ! Tii E subscriber re4pectfully announces to the. mtizenS of this region thut he has procured a Press for the purpose dr making Pressed Brick, of the best finality, suitable for fronts and pave ment, which he will sell cheaper than they can he mocured, el-ewhere: ile will al.-o manufactprc all kinds of Bricks for Wilding, Arc., at the very lowest rates, and will be thainifiil fur orders at his Yard in Port; Carbon. MICHAEL MIMI.. 6-30 February 4,1843, BY AIYJOURNMENT.,- 01IMISNION LIZ'S" S ALE OF ItEAL E iT/VC VIE Commissioners of Schuylkill county will hold.an adjourned sale on Monday the 13th day o February next, at the• Court House, in the borough of Orw igsburo, fig the purpose of selling such un.eated lands as have been purchased by them at Treasuret's Fate, agreeably to the Act of Assembly, and have been held by them unredeem ed for five year. and upwards. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. ST. on said day and to continue from day to day until all is sold. GEORGE ROYER, SAMUEL R. MEDLAR, :,GEORGE MOSER, Ommig.inner'4 Office, Orwigs. burg, Eeb. 4, 1t143, 6 AD V ERT 1 SEMEN'''. l'llEsubser,Eber begs leave to announce to the piddle that be has connected with himself, in the' Mercantile business, tiffs sons, Alexander and Edward StHyman, a rd that the business will be carried on at the )Id Stadd, nearly opposite the Mindral &ink, under tue firm.ol James SiHyman Si, Sons, and hope by strict attention to business to recede a - continuation of former patronage. JAMES SILLYM A N. 6 —3t Pottsville, Feb. 4, NOTICE. %IV II ER EAS, ?floret?. Heilner, of the borough • of Murrain°, Store Keeper, has this day executed to the subscriber, air assignment of all his estate, real arid personal, for the benefit of all iris creditors with•int preference —.Notice is here by given to all persons indebted to said Moretx Eleilncr, td in he payment,—and all persons Rev. Jigainat him In present them to the u b .st - r ibur, residing in Market street, Pottsville. W. W. MARTIN 6 —6 * Kb. 4. 1;1.1, 5 It 1:11' RD. ln.t a few day.. since het. een Schityl. v kill Haven and Wilhatn Payne's residence at the Broad Mouitiaio:a Note for sloo,given by Jame:. Fitzgimmoris to Pat tick Capp, and endors fat by Ceorge Payne. Whoever will•return said Note to William Payne, Broad Mountain, or George Payne,West Branch Valley ,. ycill receive the above reward.—As the paytriebt' of the Note is stopped IC will be of no•use to ony but the owner. FO,. 1.1843. Ai •ro 11 ENT. TIJE House now occupied by Makir John H. Downing, on Market square in the Borough of Pcttsville, is for Rent. Possession given on he Ist of April next. For terms apply •at the of. five of the COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. Orwigsbure, Feb. 4. 1843. 6—: THE ANTHRACITE FURNACE, LOC AT ED in the Borough of Pottev.lle, Schuylkill county. Pa , is not excelled by a ny other in facilities for obtaining variety of ores, Limestoi.e, and Coal, being accessible by Canal and Rail Roads to within a few yards of the stack. The Furnace and machinery is in such a state of preparation. that a small amount of outlay, would be sufficient to put it in blast in a few tviceks.• The authenticated accounts of the great im provements and extraordinary qualities of the I- Rlit produced by Anthracite Coal in Wales,' holds out strong guarantees for safe end profitable im vestmeaL Thej proprietor not having the requisite ; a. mountlof capital to keep it in blast, is desirous of having sorne person to jnut him, who would take a 3 4 or 2-3 interest—or he will levee or sell the whole property on such wren 'as will be found advantageous. For farther particulars, apply to WILLIAM H. MARSHALL Pottsville, Schuylkill Cuunly,•Pa. January 2E I . 1R43, 5 131.10 dr, VAGUAIftf COFFEE-50 bags re arkceiyed and ter sale by Oct. 29, • MIER d liAzoorry, . - MISILLVS THE Original Hygeian Universal Vegetable Medicine, prepated bylW MISKIN. Erre Member of the Royal College of Surgeons. Li centiate of Apothecaries Company, Fellow of 8011. Court Society; Surgeop to the Royal Union Pension Association, Lune/iter place, Waterier() Bridge; and. Perpetual Pupil of Guay's.and St. Thomas' Hospitals. London. These pills having gained celebrity nnparal felled in every section of the Union, are now con sidered by all those who Vaipe good .health, in dispensable as a family medicine—patronized by a numerous body of the must eminent Physicians both in this country and in. EurOpe.—.is suffi cient, it is presumed. to stamp their character in . the estimation of every' thinking map, and it is lu.ped, o far better ( recommendaticin than the course resorted to by ignorant and Unprincipled pretenders, who to mislead and deceive the pub lic,publish What they call practical' proofs and certificates of Cdres., that exceed all bounds of ratio•tal credibility, and most of which, if Dotal!. are either gross fabrications, or procured by fraud and connivance. 93 2,517 The editor of the Long Island farmer nye— " This medicine has obtained an unprecedented degree of well preserved popularity. Having ta ken these pille ourselves to advantage and wit. neesed their beneficial effects on others, we have no hesitation in recommending them to the pub. lic as a safe, salutary and useful family mcdi. ES 11 ,„*Nune are genuine without the signature of the General Agent on the label, by whum the a. bove medicine is imported into this country. JNO. HOLUM, 129 Waved,: place, . - Gcn'l Agent for U. 8. Testimonials in favor o f Briskin's pill s f rom Wm. Crawshaw, Esq. the great Iron Master, who has in his employ upwards of 8000 men. Cyfarthfa Iron Works, April Ist, 1836. Dear Sir— WWO on a visit sometime ago at Alderman Thomp'on's I had the honor of meet .......grok. in ur mutual friend Sir Astley Cooper, and the -r inner canversatitin one day, turned upon i easily of adopting some course for the bet. ervation of the health of the numerous in , mployed in my works and other exteo. ‘ f actories. after the tit_ ter prel k , dividuals eive tnatuu Sir Astley very justly remarked that the ape. thy cvinoed by working men in general to apply for medical assistance was most unaccountable, though graciously administered to them, and as a remedy, he suggested that much good might be done by furnishing the heads of families with a prepared medicine, (e 0 that they ,might at all times have it on hand,) and he strongly mom. mended your Pills, from his knowledge of their composition, and great usefulness as a general medicine. On my return home, I consulted Dr. Russell, thr syperintending Physician of my establish—. i m ‘nt, on the subject; who entirely coincided advantages With un the likely ti, be derived from s li a course. I therefore requested him to ap ply to you fir a quantity, which yon promptly_ forwajded; with the Prescription, for which I beg you to exeept my thanks, and I now feel great pleasure in informing you that the experiment has exceeded our most sanguine expectations, in improving the general health of my men in great numbers in every department, the good effects of iriedieine, Dr. Russell informs me, has been highly satisfactory, particularly among those employed in mining, and on the Smelting and Puddling Furnaces, so well known as destructive to the human constitution. I am glad to hear my neighbors of the Peny darran, Dowlois, and Plymouth Works, are by my recommendation using the medicine with the name success. I cannot tax your liberality , by allowing Dr. Russel to avail hirrisell of your prescription for my benefit, it would be an act of injustice, you will therefore please forward £509 worth, for which I enclose an order on my baftkers. 1 am sir, your obedient Servani. WILLIAM CRAW SHAW. To Wm. llliskin, Esq. London. • A supply of the above Medicine:just received and fur sale by JOHN S. C. MARTIN, Sole Agent for Schuylkill county. January 28, 1843, 5 CARD; V . C. WILLIAMS. Dentist, most respectful • ly informs his friends, and the public gen erally, that he has removed his office from No. 31.1 North 4th street, to No. 120, Arch Street, Ist ii,/rus4elow Sixth street, South siile; where he will continue the practice of DENTISTRY, in all itsqlifTerent branches. All operations perfor. mcd on the late and most approved principles. Philadelphia, December 17, 51-3 m. GROCERIES!! GROCERIEW. I ! Java. Rio, Lagnira, and other Co r tices. Porto Rico,St. Croix, and New Orleans Sugar Imperial, Young Hyson, Gunpnwder,..Suuch ong. and Pouchong Teas. Sugar [loose, and Syrup Molasses. ,! Sperm Oil and Common Oil. Rice, Barley, Siarch, and a general assortmen of spices. Tor sale, very Jaw by ; TROD rm & SILLIMAN. Pottsville, December 10, Commissiorers Tii F. suhseriber has made arranizernents to supply flover's Ink on draft, at the following low rates, at his Rook and Stationary Store. Callon. -$1 00 , _ Quart; . 25 Pint, 12i Also, Copying Ink, and Ink in quart. pint. half pMt. 6 and 4 oz. bottles. This Ink flows very freely, and is entirely free from sediment. Also, Mover's indel ible Ink, without preparation, an article superior to apy other in the market. B. BANN AN. December 17. 51— 1 0 let on bases, to suit applicants, all that tract of land belonging to- the North American Coal Co. known as the :VIM Creek Tract. containing the for lowing list of Coal Veins, rtzaTny of which,—among others, the Peach MoutiCainWeins—havitig a range of over a mile in lentroth, Spohn, Barrac• lens h, Pesrson, Clarkson, Stevenson. Little Tracey, Peach Mountain Vette-, Green tarsi, or Ravensdale . Vein, Perpendicular,, Diamond, and Big Diamond Veins. along with many others not named. also; all that tract called the Junction Tract, be longing to the said company, ciantat ning—the Salem, Fure.t. Rabbit Dude, Mortimer, Tunnel, Black mine, C. Lawton and Alfred Lawton Veins. Also. a Saw Mill. and Grist Mill, situated on the Mill Creek Tract ' all of which will be rented on moderate terinsby ap plying to. DAVID CHILLAS. at his office, at the Landings of said company, at Pottsville, or to FOR the benefit of wlinni, it may concern, will be sold at Public Vendee, on the seventh day of March next, at the Pennsyliania Hall, at 12 o'clock at noon. all of the land which Thomas Haven pur- . chased of Thomas C. Wiliiamiand William bosby shell, Executors, and Caroline Young. Executrix of the last will, and teatament tjf the late Hobert Young, deceased, by deed dated July 23, 1836, and all of the assets received by the' Executors in 1836. as per a greement of eale.dated FebA6,lB36,nnd all therig„ht and title to which the said Thomas Elayen has to the benefit of the said agreement. The premises consist of the land lately sold to Messrs. Lawton & Haven, being three hundred and dirty acres, more or less, with all the'buildings on the came, and sixty nine a cres of tbe tract sold to Samuel Lewis. The title will be given by special warranty as given by the ex• ecutors of Young to the Sala Haven. The condition of sale will be Twelve Thoitaand Dollars on the de livery of the deed, and tho . balance of the purchase money in fourequal paynteetri; withinterest from Jan. Ist, 1843.. secured by bonds; and a mortgage on the premises 4interest paid semi-annually, and in default of paymen' of interest, the Whole amount to become due, and payable with:liberty to proceed against the premises. The premises can be obtained by apply , ing to Messrs. Lawton & Haven. The sale will be positive, to close a concern; • - THOMAS HAVEN. 4 GEORGE PAYNE. 6-3 i• JAMES U. (CAMPBELL, ATTORNEV AT LAW. P0TTP17141,14 PA. . ff.l S realoaod his office:to the south west corner of Centre and Market !accts. one dobr south of Samuel Thompson'eStore.: Practicing in the sever. al Courts of Schuylkill sod Columbia counties. 41.9 E'S CANDr.i--•A supply ofPcAlge: l Chug)) Candy, just reeitived from the t Whol esale 1. Agent, Philadelphia, a f ed.-for•saltrat ?A Drug Store Ilcamber3l, ROYAL. COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, LONDON. . 110VE1tN INK ON DRAFT. Valuable Coal Tracts to Rent. TIMOTHY M. BRYAN. Alarket Street. Philadelphia December 17, COAL LANDS FOIt Pottsville, January 21, BEE M=IM . " Tllg- 1, MINt RS! . 'l, IQUANAL ~--:' OLD ESTABLISHED,PABSAUE OFFICE. 100 Pime Street, eantirl&rath Street. THE Subscriber begs leave to call iss'?:, the attention of his friends and the Public in general, to the following arrangements for 1843, for the pur pose tit' bringing out Cabin, Second Cabin s and Steerage Passengers, by the following Regular Packet Skips to and from Liverpool. Ships' Captains Days of Sailing from Naines. New York. G. Washington, Burrows, June 7 Oct 7 Feb 7 United States Britton • 13 113 • 13 Garrick Skiddy ' 25 • 25 • 25 Patrick !luny Delano July 7 Nov 7 Mar 7 Sheffield Allen • 13 4 13 • 13 Roscius Collins 25 • 25 25 Independence Nye Aug 7 Dec 7AI 7 Virginian Allen '. 13 ' 13 • 13 Siddons, F. Cobb 4- 25 • 25 • 25 Ashburton Hutileston Sep. .7 Jan 7 51'y 7 Ste'n Whitney Thompson ' 13 • 13 •. 13 Sheridan DeFeyster ' 25 ' 25 • 25 Dave of Sailing from Liverpool. G. Washington Borrows July 25 Nov 2551'1.25 United States Britton Aug 1 Dec IAI 1 Garrick Skiddy • 13 • 13 • 13 Patrick Henry Delano • 25 • 25 • 25 Sheffield Allen Sept 21 Jan. 1 M'y 1 Rosema Collins ' 13 • 13 • -13 Independence Nye • 22 ' 25 • 25 Virginian Allen Oct. 1 Feb 1 J'ne Siddwis 1, Cobb • 13 • 13 • 13 Ashburton lluttleson • 25 • 25 • 25 Ste'n Whitney Thompson Nov 1 Mar 1 rly 1 Sheridan Depeyster ' 13 • 13 • 13 Regular Packel Ships to and from London. Ships' Captains Days of Sailing from Names. New York. Mediator Chadwick .Lihe 1 Oct 1 Feb .1 Wellington Chadwick 10 10 ' 10 Quebec Hcberd • 20 ' 20 " 20 Philadelphia Hovey July 1 Nov 1 M'r I Switzerland Chadwick • 10 ' 10 ' 10 H. Hudson Morgan ' 20 ' 20 •20 Ontario Bradish Aug 1 Dec 1 A'l Toronto Griswold 10 ' 10 • 10 Westminster Moore', 20 ' 20 • 20 St. Jaines Sabot' Sept 1 Jan 1 May 1 Montreal Tinker • 10 • 10 • 10 Gladiator Britton 20 • 21) •• 20 Days of sailing from London. Mediator Chadwick July I 7 Nov 17111'r 17 Wellington Chadwick • 27 • 27 •27 Quebec lleberd Aug 7 Dec 7AI 7 Philadelphia 11tvey • • 17 ' 17 • 17 Switzerland Chadwick • 27 ' 27 •27 H. Hudson Morgan Sep. 7 Jan 7 111'y 7 Onto rio Bradish ' 17 17 • 17 Toronto Griswold ' 27 ' 27 ' 27 Westminster Moore Oct. 7 Feb 7 .Pne St. Junius, Sobor • 17 • 17 • 17 Montreal Tinker • 27 • 27 • 27 Gladiator Britton Nov 7 Mar 7 rly 7 In addition to the above Regular Lines, a num ber of Splendid New York built Transient Ships, irch as the 'Adirondack,' 'Scotland,' 'Russell Glover; and 'Echo,' will continue to sail from Liverpool weekly in . regular succession, thereby preVentieg the least possibility of deten:ion or delay in Liverpool: and for the accommodation of persons wishing , to remit money to their fam ilies or friends, I have arranged the payment of my Drafts on the following banks : ) - The Ulster Bank, and branches, IRELAND. The Provincial Bank du. The National Bank do. All Drafts payable at s'ght, at either of the a bove banks, their branches or agencies• Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Co ENULAN D. bankers, London. P. W. Byrnes, Esq. Liverpool. Passengers can also be engaged from Liver. pool M Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore, by the regular packet ships, on application being made personakly, or by letter, ( post paid, ) ad dressed to 100 Pine street, corner of South. AGENTS.—In Pottsville, Benj. Kalman, E-q. In Philadelphia, A. C. Craig & Co. In Lowell. Rich. Walsh, Esq. In Albany, T. Gough, E-q. In Newark, John McColgan, In Toronto, U. C., Rogers and Thompson. I also beg leave to assure my friends and the public in general, that the greatest punctuality will be observed in the sailing of the above ships, together' with all others which I may have, and that passengers will experience no delay on their arrival at the different ports where they mean to embark. P. S.—Free passage can also be secured from the various ports in Ireland and Scotland from Which steamboats run to Liverpool. JOSEPH MeMURR AY. 100 Pine street. New York. Gives drafts in sums to suit Applicants, on the Provincial /font of Ireland, payable at • Cork Banbridge Limerick Ballymena Clonmol Parsontown Londonderry Dawnpatrick Sligo Cavan Wexford Lurgan Belfast Oinagh Waterford Galway Dungannon Bandon Enni■ Arinagh Ballyshannon Athlone Coleraine, Strabane, Kilkenny Dungarvan Mina Mallow Tralee , Money more Youghal Comehill Enniskillen Kilrush Monaghan. ENGLAND—Spooner, Atwood 4 Co., Bankers, London, payable in every town in Great Britain, P. W. BYRNKS, Esquire, Liverpool. CCTV OF GLASGOW BANK, Payable in every town in Scotland. New York, January 21, 4 TEMPLE OF FASHION. , Extra Hair Caller, in the Baserrieni Story of the Pennsylvania Hall, oppositethe Miners' Bank. A. HAWKINS. THE Physiological Hair,Cutter, and Ecstatic Shaver, has opened at the above mentioned piece, Hawkin's new system of Cutting Gentle. men's Hair, by which its luxuriance and beauty is rendered truly ornamental. The design and execution differ entirely from the usual practice of Hair Cutting adopted here; and commends it- self by the expedition and gentleness with which the operation is performed. By the beau monde it has been denominated a bcientifie amend weth er for the Pulpit, the Be r, , the Senate or the State, its elegance and, classical arrangements will add dignity and grace to the whold contour of the La Fele' Hurnaine. AU those who will favor him with their custom. he feels confident that &ads faction will be , given. N. B.—Razors honed in a superior manner. A. Hawkins is ready to perform for Cotillions Halls, and Parties, at private houses. Oecamber 31, PUBLIC SALE OF A HOUSE AND LOT WILL be sold at Public Sale, on Wednes " day, the Bth day of March nest, at 2 o'- clock, P. 111, 4 at the flouse of William Kea hner in Pot/ Carbon, Schuylkill Co., Pa. A house, and lot of ground. situate in Lawton's addition to the town 'of • Port Carbon, in Schuylkill County, II _a; Pa., said house and lot is situated on the north westerly side of Third street, about fifty test north east of Lawton street, containing in front on said Thitd street; ,fifty feet and in length and depth of th`ad width two hundred feet to Fourth street, said lot is bounded north wee. terly, by Fourth street, north easterly, by lota No. 140, south easterly, by said Third street, and south westerly, by lot No, UR, said house and lot was formerly known by the name of Cow dee's Lot." Late the property of C. A, Brobst.— On said lots are erected a comfortable two story frame dwelling house. Attendence will be given, and conditions made known on day of sale. by , EZRA S. H AYHURST, GEORGE KRUCKS. Assignees of C. A. Brehm. 5 January 28, 1143 ONLY S FOR MIER'S FRENCH REV OLUTION.—This celebrated work is now being published in numberwo be completed in 16 1 numbere, , at the. lost rate of 94., Nos. 1. 2 1 3, and 4, pritcaT cents each., just received end tor, sale by • B HANNAN. DeUtiiber 3, dßi 30SEPIX McMURRAY, M INIC DIEM IN BANKRUPTCY. rutted States esuart. •EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNOIXANIA. to BankturdeP • NOTICE. PETITIONS foi the Benefit o f the Bankrupt Law, have been filed the 23d day of Janus ry, 1842Ay Henry Zimmerman, Stone Meson. Schuylkill ch. ChatlesAngel, late C I Merchant, do -\_ th William Christian, Bla ksmitli, ' do , Which Petitions will be eirrd - l*fiare the District Court of the United States fur the Eastern Dis trict of Penniylvania, sitting in Bankruotcy, at the District Court Room in the City of Philadel phia, on Friday, the 24th day of February next. at 11 o'clock. A. M. when and where all persons interested, may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said Petitions should not be granted, and• the said Petitioners declared Bankrupts. FRAS.. HOPKINSON, • Clerk of District Court. NOTICE. Feb. 4, 6-3 A PETITION fur the Benefit of the Bankrupt Law, bee teen filed the 10th day ofJauuary, 184.3, by William G. Johnson, late Hotel-keeper, now Gen tleman, Schuylkill county: Which Petition will be heard before the Dis trict Court of the United States for the &stein District of Pennsylvania, in Bankruptcy, at the District Court room in the City of Phila delPhia, op. Friday, the 10th day of February next, at 11 o'clock. A. M. When and where all persous interested may appear and show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of the said Peti. lion should not be granted, and the said Peti tioner declared Bankrupt. FRAS. lIOPKINSON, Clerk of District (Inn. NOTICE. Jan:2l, 4 APETITION for the benefit of the Bankrupt Law, has been filed the sth day of January, 1843, by Paul A. Sabbatton, Iron Founder and Steam En gine manufacturer, Schuylkill county. Which Petition will be.heard before the District Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, sitting inT Bankruptcy. at the District Court room in the City of Philadelphia, on Friday, the 10th day of February next, at 11 o'clock, A. M., when and where all persons inter esfed may appear and show cense. if any they have, why the prayer of the said Petition should not be granted, and the said Petitioner declared Bankrupt. FR AS 110MINSON, Clerk of the Di.triet Court. 3-3 t January 1.1, 16 42 FOR DISCHARGE. United States Court. E %STERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA In Bankruptcy. PiarttE. A PETITION for Discharge erd Ccr!ifica lt under the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by Samuel Lewis, late Cual operator, now' Engineer, Surveyor, and Conveyancer, Schuylkill co. and Saturday, the 29th day of April next, at II o't lock, A. M., is appointed for the hearing there. o° before the said Court, sitting is Bankruptcy, at the District Court Room, in the City of Phila delphia, when and where the Creditors of the said Petitioner, 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 be granted. FR AS. HOPKINSON. Clerk of the District Court. 6 Feb. 4, 1843, NOTICE. pETITIONS for Discharge and Certificate under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by John Pinkerton, Individually, and as a member of the late firms of West, Hodgson & Co., Hodgson, Pinkerton & Co, and John Pinkerton & Co., late Coal Merchant, now Agent, Schuylkill co. do Edward Y. - rquhar, Farmer, Benjamin N:Titua, Individually, and as a member of the late firm of Browu & Ti. tus, Belvedere, N. J. Edward Hughes, late Merchant, now Clerk, Joseph Tanner, do and Saturday, the 29th day of April next at 11 o'clock, A. M, is appointed for the hearing thereof, before the said Court, 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 ap pear and show cause, if any they have, why such Discharge and Certificate should notlus granted. FRGS. HOPKINSON, clerk of District Court. 6 February 4, 1843„ NOTICE. Ak PETITION for Discharge and Certificate under the Bankrupt Lam, has been filed by Scott Steel, Miner. Schuylkill county. And Friday, the 31st day of March next, at 11 o'clock. A. 11., is appointed fur the hearing thereof, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the District Court Reom, in the City of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors of the said Petitioner, who have proved their Debts, and all other per sons in interest, may appear and show cause, it any they have, why such Discharge and Certifi cate shz.uld not be gratted. FI'AS. HOPKINSON, Clerk of District Court. 4-10 January 21 NOTICE. WiIIETITIONS for D:scharge and Certificate under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by John T. Hazzard, Gentleman, late Merchant, In. dividually, and as a member of the late firm of Hazzard and Stratich, Schuylkill cu. John C. Ernst,Coal Merchant, do David Conner, Farmer, do Robinson Kay, Miner, do Frederick Frieat, Saddler. Joseph S. Rocket, of the firm of Joseph S. Rocket & Co., Oral Merchants, do And Friday, the 31st day of Ilarch next, at 11 o'clock, A. M. is appointed for the hearing thereof, before the said Curt, sitting in Rink. 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 Dis charge and Certificate should not be eranted. FRAS. HOPKINSON Clerk of District Court. Dec. 31, I —lot Comly's Spelling Book Enlarged. lELIIBER & SIIARPLESS, No. 50, NORTH FOURTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA, HAVE JUSP PUBLISHED A New Edition of CONLY'S SPELLING BOOK : To which,they have added a variety of Useful Es , melees, so arranged as to familiarize the pupil with the correct Spelling Prone neiation' and Meaning, of about Two Thousand Ambiguous Or Difficult words. wan this addition, it is believed that Corn. ly'a Spelling Book will be found to contain a greater amount of useful and appropriate rnai. ter, than any other work of the kind pnblislied in this country at the low price of One dollar per dozen. Directors of Public Schools, and teachers gen. erally, are invited to examine this edition ; for which purpose they will be gratuitously furnish ed with copies, on application to the publishers, either personaUy or by letter, The "'enlarged edition" is so arranged, that it can be conveniently, used ir. the same class with the former editions of Kimber & Sharpleas —the new Exercises being all contained in the appendix, or fifth part. They will, however, condone to publish,the old book tor such as may prefer it. February 4.1843, D. E. NICE, ATTORNEY AT LAW. (*TICE in Centre street. opposite the Ezehinge Hotel, k!ottssille. Sept. 3. —36 iut OSTER'S OPT, BOOKS, L' RAND'S do do By the dozen or sines, for sale bv Feb. 4.'6- ; 13, BANNAN SC p t i O ad O e hl i ElOOKS 9 ;-WholOale and mail guano! ?AT' fbreale 'y BANNAN; aocKET MEMORANDA'S *on 1843-6-Contain ing a eiOieefoi a memoranda for each day in the year—for mite by - • - BANNA4V. January It 1813; , JAGS.—CIiSh paid for tahiie ciiid colored liags at this office; re. • November 26. 46 JOHN,C NEVILLE; ATTORNEY AT LAW, HAS removed froth-Market Street to the store formerly occupied by Abraham &Waite, in Centre Street. opposite the Post Office. Pottsville, October 8, . 41— M. A. Di.)OLE,Y, ATTORNEY. AT EA* Porsviiis. HAS removed his off:l4 to the office of idho C. Neville. Esq.; opposite the Post Office. November 26. = 48— tIiEPHILARELPRIA, READING" and POTTSVTLLE RAIL ROAD. Aga . Oa, .PEW ARRANGtMENT On and after Wednesday. !November 2d. 1812 the Passenger. Coal and Freight Trtiins will run at the following Hour* on the Philadel phia Reading. and Pottsville Rail Rnad.- COAL TRAINS. The 5 Coal Trains will Jeate Pottsville be. tween the bourn of 9 and ID, A. its., or one guar. ter of an hour apart, and run on to Reading where they will meet and pass all the up Trains. Coal and Passenger. The first 3 Coal 'Trains will Icaveltithmond between•the hoors'nf 66 and 7,'and the lust 2 will leave the Plane at 76 and 71: the Ist of these last will always hold on before crossing the main Track at the Falls, signalleduntisignalled to by the watch. man that all the 3 Trains front Richmond have passed up the Line. PASSENGER TRAINS The Down Passenger Train will leave Potts. villa at 12 M., behind all the Coal Trains pas sing all the up (Coal trains at Reading, and running past the last at Boumstown, the next 2 at Douglassville, and the first 2 down Coal Trains 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. 41" The Down Freight Train will leave Reading on Tuesdays and Thursdays. at 6 A. M. passing all the up Coal and Passenger Trains at Potts town, where they will wait for it. The up Freight Train will leave the Plane on Wednesdays and Fridays, immediately behind the up Passenger Train, to Pottstown, where it will wait for all the etivvii Coal and Passenger Trains, which trains will also wait fur it, and then run to Reading. POTTSVILLE FR EIGHT TRAIN. Leaves Reading on Thursday and Saturday at 7 A. M.. passing all down Coal and Passenger Trains at Port Clinton, skherc the latter Trains will wait for it. Leave's Pottsville about 7 P. M., after ail the Cunt and Passenger Twits are in, and has the track clear to Reading. G. A. NICOLLS, Super't Transp n. P. R. & P. R. R. Nover.her 41, 46 FARM FOR SALE. THE subscriber offers for sale the "Pinegrove Farm," situate halt a mile from the town of Pinegrove, conjoining One Flundred,end Fifty Acres. The union Canal passes' through the property. The soil is a sandy river bottom, and has beer. well limed. The improvements consist of ,a • " 1 "'oco g Two Story Frame Dwelling, a alas Bank Barr., and a Saw Mill, with a •:. _ good power. For further information, apply to GEOUGE N. EC . }CERT, Swatara Furnace. Pinegrove Township, Schuylkill county Deecmber 17,1842, 51—tf CHEAP BOOKS FOR WINTER EVENINGS following cheap works are for sale by_ 13. BANNAN. cents Thier's French Rev°lotion, 8 parts publish ed. to be completed in 16 parts, each part Braude's Encyolopedia of Science, Litera ture and Art, 2 parts published, to be completed in 12 parts, each part Alison's History of Europe, 2 parts pub lished, to be comploted in 16 parts, each part Oliver Twist, complete, by Buz Pickwick Papers do do Tom Jones do Humphrey Clinker do Roderick Random do Romance and Reality The Young Duko Venetia Francecaa Carrara Pelham, Devereux Rienzi by Bulwer du do Eugene Aram do Paul Clifford do Disowned • do Alice, or the 'Mysteries do Nabob at Home The Czarina Guy Mannering, by' Walter Scott The Antiquarian do Rob Roy do Old Mortality. do Hart of Midlothian do Bride of Lammermoor do Ketiilweith do Waverly do The Monastery do Ivanhoe do Memoirs of the Qaeens of France, Letters of Mary Queen of Scott, The Neighbors, Filzhenry, a story of the Heart, Pauline, a Tate-of Normandy, Franklin Evans, or the Inebriate Eva. by Bulwer Putter Hopkins, The Nautilus, a collection of Select Nauti lus 'Mica, and Sea Sketches,, with a full narrativ of the Mutiny of the Somers Phincus Quiddy, Susan Hopley A hebnegn, the Monev.lenaer, by Mrs,G9ire I Harry Lorregeer, in '4 paios, 1110 Ladies' Book, Monthly parts 25 Graham's Magazine do 25 The Artist, do 25 Lames' Companion, do 25 Boston Miscellany do 25 Sargant's New Monthly Magazine, do Miss Leslie's New Magazine 00 121 Select Library of Religious Literature, - each 15 The Rainbow Magazine, each part Campbell's Foreign Monthly Magazine of Select Miscellany of the Periodical Lit erature of Great Britain, fl 5 per annum or tbr each part 95 Jack Hinton, Complute, Merry's Monthly Museum, per annum 100 Counterfeit Detectors, 121 All the cheap publications received as anon as issued, , Any single publication obtained to order at the shortest Rime. Subacriptioas received fur any Magazine leav ed is tho Unitcd Suttee. Jantiary 14,3 , BECKER'S EYE SALVE.—A supply Au! of this highly celebrated Salve tdr safe and inßauted Eyes—just received and for sale at JOHN 8.. C. MARTIN'S D rug Store. January 28, 1813; • - 6-3 t STRAY IrOG; CARE to the , premiies of the, subscriber; tesi. ding at Payne's Mines, on the West... Branch Rail Road, on the 12th' 4416' a !ergs HOG. The owner is requested to conic - foiward e piers pro: petty; illy charges; and take it away, otherwise it will be seta aeeording to law. AIICHAELI . January 2g 1813, ' - IBM - 4 25 25 25 25 2.5 25 25 IS 181 rßosPwatTs,,pr THE SELECt LIBRAR Y OF RELIGIOUS LITERATURE. (NE of the distinguishing 'features ot the day ‘-" is the multiplication of cheap books. Pub lications of this kind have been hitherto confin. ed, with i few exceptions, to works entirely nu catory in point of good Ewald Cr positiftly in: urines to them. • . . The eabscriber proposes the pnbliration of Monthly Ltbrdry; in which he will offer to the' notice of the community a series of works of an other charater; *lifeh,-from the high price at which they are held, tire eiltoost sealed bouts, ex cept to the wealthy. The first of the series Will fie D'Aribigne's History of the Great Reformation in Oeirpiiny and Switzerland. At tlitietinie ‘ ' !ten' OA o .t.nits of the Ronoln clergy to , extend their re. n.ray believe civil sway over our country. are so untiring. the. general diffusion , of this work cannot but be advyntagroos to the cause of civil and religious (readout. The Mato: rum fuse discharged his task with tifdenlar ty and ability. The ever.ver t ing actlies of that evenful period pass before the eye in the mos t' vivid manlier, producing effects as far surpassing . : in interest as in truth the bighell effirti matie skill. The character of Luther and the;, the other leading Reformers, as well to those of the champions of the church of Rome, are depict bed with a Ice that imparts "tu therrettree . eishkir - and Serny of the mnst masterly r They "live, tote, and haves Tieing," though` centuries have elapsed since they playa theit Part in the most eventful dra ma of mndern'igka: 'fhis sort has the commendatton of the Nal . : testant elegry of both pur own country and Eck rope; and has passed thrungil several editions e: ven in its preseut costly form. It . will be pub: lished in five thly numbers, each containing 261) pagta of the Americdd belt copy, and at aril-sixth the price of th'e present eintiou. The first number vitt be issued about the middle of January. The present work will be IlAttiVOS Ely others of a nonilar oharncier: Price per number 15 ante; or, et 80 a year for the Library. (Ermi orders most berg Ford( an! bcaom.' pa cued by a remittance. Post-pissierri are authorized to frank containiniternittances far pariocheali. JAMES 511. CA:iIPBELI4 08 Chesnut Streei: Plii J4nuary 7, 123 , 14 2 It IE Mil NI ENDATIONS. W. take pleasure in commending the abovii work to the public as possessing alt the advac: Naas set forth in the prospectus, and highly reC , oinmend its general circulation. Joan A. Clark , Reetor OL.St: Andrew's Church. Edmund Neville, Reciot of Si. Philip's Church. Ge.age %V. Bethune, Minister of the Third Ito. formed Dutch Church. Joel Parker, Pastor of Clinton Street Presbyter!: an Church. El. A. Boardman, Patel of Walnut Street Pres byturino coma. John McDowell, Paston of Central Prcabytetiad Church. J. Kern:today, Pastor of Meth't. Egik Chord, • J. Lansing Burrows, Pastor of Slitisoto .StreOt Church. , . . George B. irle, Pastur of First Baptist Cliiiiiali.'.. : VIIILBLAIN ROlEDY—Warraotaj, a cartairi: ''''cure Unfrosted fees and hands, sold only whole sale and. thud at EACH uourz's uew Drug St.Cheiii= icai Stime. Puttsvullo. P.r. January 7, , !le—. JOYFUL NEWS. " Almost every disease that flesh Is heir to mar toi cured by the timely use of OAKEIEV'S COM- , POll N D EP R VC • Sk RU P. This May be proved satisflidorily to those who will call Ai any of the stores where this invaluable medicinelk sold by: certificates (properly authenticated) of cures pirform ' ed on. individuals who • had lost all hopes ofrelief— • certificates of Physicians who had the must severe cases under treatment, their'patients having taken the; medicine by their advice and been cured—ceriifteatea from the Prothonotary, Clerk of Orphans' Colftt.-No• tary, &c.. stating their acmiaintance with persons of • Aspectability and grading, who having the good of their fellow menet heart, have voluntarily come for ward and given a statement of their case and its cure. for publication. ikc. &e. The number oftbese cud; , ticates being too great for newspaper publication, dick . subscriber has deemed if advisable to have a copy,or the Most important certificates properly. authentica ted, under seal, to be placed at the stores ofagenti. - who have the medicine for sale, where persona pinta: led with Scrofula or Kings evil.. White Chronic Rheumatism. Tetter, Mercurial diseadesi Ermitions of the Skin, Cough of long standing or cmient Consumption, sick liead.ache, itc, Sze, may have an npportunity of ascertaining the names and residences of those who have been cured bfite use,• and who will be willing, if culled upon, to give every information required. As a more general evidence that this is nei quack medicine. I would refer to the names of the follow.: .‘ ing well known physiciams, who have attested to iti etficaey:—Dr. J. P. [Lester; Dr. S. G. Birch. Dr. in& Otto, Dr. 11.11. Muhlenherg,.Dr. J. E. Berber: • Snild wholesale and Retail at the drug and.Chmai cal Store of E. B. EICHHOLTZ, Pottsville.'' J. B. &J. H.Falls. NI i n erayi le; H u oKiusley. Port Carbon; Henry Voute, Orwrgaburg. ' January 21; 4-Iy. NEW SCHOOL BOOKS. 200 New Cobb's Spoiling Books 200 do do Readers No. 200 do do do No. 2 • .50 Frosts American Speaker • 50 do History of the United States' 50 do Grainmars .50 Keith's Arithmettcs .50 Mitchell's Geographical Readers' 50 do Geography and Atlas • 50 do Primary Geography All of which will be'sold wholesale and retail at Philadelpnia prices k by the subscriber . r, BANNAN. , isituity 21,•0441, • inrOdy $2 far a /lisp oike United Stixtes..a. MfTCHELL'S NATIONAL MAP, OF THE; AMERICAN REPUBLIC, 11,R United States of North Amier!ea, Together with Mapa of Thirly.two of Ike poin t eipal Cities and Towns in the Ukion. THE foregoing is the title of a new Map of the, United States, recently published by the sob. scriber, which, for accuracy of Geographical de. tail, baldness and distinctness of Engraving,' beauty of Paper and Printing, and richness of ..' Colouring, will cballange competition with any 1 similar pr.stuction.- \ Surrounding the General Map, are Maps of Thirty-tivo of the principal Cities and Towns,. • with their Vicinities; and in the-margin there is. a Table of ell the Counties; in t 'e United , Stat i es„-,. ( nearly 1300 in number,) with their popidattoiV according to the Census of 181 . The upwards of 4 feet inienglitn, an 3 4 in belief ', • , It is mounted on Muslin, in the best manner' with S neat !tidier and Moildin!r. ' , This National Map of the United States is sold. invariably fox the exceedingly sinallsum of Two' Dollars, loss than one-half ilic price hither u' charged for maps of the like size- r -forining..with. out rriestion, the cheapest work of the hind:over .- published an the United States, or in the World and coining within the means of almost every one. l tiowever limited his eircuinsianceN , ' ) The subscriber has employed in the Compila.l lion tied Engrering ofthis Map, the best Artists' in' their respective departments in the country; and he is persuaded that all who may examine' it, will be satisfied that the distinctness of its' Lettering, and the facility with which every' Naine in it may be read, are an cssentialimprrive: inent,in these tinportant respects, on the Map* . Usually published. , , , - t The impedance of en intimate itequaintanc, ~ with, and a correct kne,wledge of the Geograph' ~ of our country, must be cricket to Milt one. 7, The vast extent of its term itory, with ifs fiapPiq arranges Divisions-.-its mighty Rive* penetrit dna by their countless tribetarlasi eta he rem 3 teat districts—its unparalleled ettainigi Liked -. its extensive Mountain Rouges, and ire feet , . i , of Sea-Coast, can bet degiately appreciated ; , •by a reference to an Lemmata and dittta4tl,9'4le.i. , graved-Map._ ' • .The aubscriber has made arrangeinents to sou ply this county with the above Maps,i,at the- po.f.:" fisher's price, at his Book,Su:ticeitry end' Period Lical Store:, - • . ' ' • ;-. !, .-. ' - .07 Call and supply yetriefrbefers the editiiii .- .. is exhausted. Being they only large MIT 041. 1 . lis4d sines the Census of t4110,01M483T1V01 so great that we coo'd only proenO) if few :13004 at want for this . tAaoir,' i ' '-'' ' - '• . - it. 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