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, In West Chester. Pa..` on tile .1:76 inst.. NA;rtust
LEtvls, aged 39 years, formerly of this Borough.
Pnr
.CORRECTED WEEKLY: PorrsvlLLE, Feb. 25,1843
Wheat Flour, pr Bbl $,2 871•Bacoti, per lb.. 64
Rye 1 .:do cwt. , 1,314•P0rk, - "
Wheat, - behl 90 , .Hams, - 4. ' 10
Rye,' , , " 621'Potatees, bush) 25
torn, _ ". 40 .Plaster, , ton 4,50
Dots, : .4 28 !Hay. ' ~ 15.00
*Eggs' Or , 10 . 'l"lntothy e'd, bahl 2,50
-
Butter, : ' itil 12A
,Clover , " .4 5.00
ICTMECOANICS'-ASSOCIATION.—Thei ques
tion for debate next Thursday evening; " &lid; is
ificartenlycial to the coat rcicion-7he Schuylkill Ci
nder 'Reading Lai/road r' will be full ofintersid,•and
should.be taken hold of with energy by both
that a fair . ground of decision may be presented to the
judges in the'debate.
Canal—J..M. Crosland, Maiiin Williams, Joseph
Bowed, Joseph E. Leib, T. S. Foster, J McCormick.
' Railroad—lL M. Palmer. Wm H. Russel,J C. iNiev-
Ale, M. T4Sweeny.'llia.se Higley. Jacob Fox.
Members are requested to be punctual in their atten r
dance on Thursday evenings at 7 o' clock, and officers
who cannot take interest eriowili in the Association, to
."leo that its affairs are progressing properly, would do
better to resign their duties into other hands.
JOHN M. CIiSOLA ND. Pm - et
Jos. BOWEN. Sec y • ' Feb. 2.5,
0 - FRANKLIN ENCAAIPMENT, 1. 0. F. No.
4. meets on Wednesday evening, March 1, 1813, at 7
o'clock. 'February 25.
I ETIIO DIS. II YM 11001(S.—A fresh
4 " supply.' Also Barnes . . Family Prayers, just
received, and fur sale by
February 115, 1813,
" TO BE.LET,
, ASTONE• HOUSE, with an ad
joining frame ; kitchen, vituotcd in
;M F& Morris' Addition to Pottrille. Apply
'° G.HEISLER, Esq.,or.
• S. 110 . 1.1G1J,
Pottsville Feb.. 9.5 th, 1813
NO ricr.
Jrn George •and Da.l In the Court of Corn.
id Greenawalt, l man Pleas of Schuylk
',County, of March term,
Sebastian the 11641.—N0. 18.
'Heirs of ChristienLey, Writ to make Parti.
deceased, and,oliers, J than.
In this Case the lands were, sold by the Sheriff
of Sehuylirifl county, under an order of Sale.
made by the Court, and the sum of ;ITO, being
the proceeds of the sale ofiliat portico of the land
v . ich k eh•belooged. Christiar‘ Ley in his lifetime,Vas been paid into Court. and the Court have air.
pointed .the undersigned to ascertain and report
{o Court who. arc eolith - el to reccice the said sum
81392, and upon what grounds they are enti
tled to i MI persons 'Flaking claim to any por.
"don of aid_sum of money will therefore please to
6he 'notice that' :Ito tinders-it:zed will attend at
the house of Joseph tlaugha wont, in the Vor
ough of Om iO-11.rty, oti Tut s d w y, th e !l.t of
March, 143, at 7 o'clock M., for the purpose
•of receiving the es Well of their rt spective
, February 25,
INSO ENT 11E111'0gs.
The subscriber has applied tolhe Judges of
the.Coort of Contrritin Pleas of Schuylkill coun
ty, for the henefttofflie several Acts of Asseinbly.
passed for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, and
that the said Judges have appointed Monday the
26th day olcMdrch nest at ID o'clock in the fore.
noon, ut "tie-Court finuse, in OrwTsburg, for the
henring of me, and my creditors, when and where
they nay attend it they think proper.
PATINCK KENN \ [Wt. ,
Pottsville Feb. ?5t11, - 1e43. 9-3
Office of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company.
February 17, 1843.
rE vIIE Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Co.,
ja- hereby give notice that Chair rates of freight
and tolls un coal for the nest twelve month a ,' will
be as follows
From Pottsville to Rich. I From Schuylkill Ha_
mond. or the inclined yen to Rich in od, ur
plane of the Columbiathe inclined plane of
I
Railroad. , Colombia IL R
• sit:l43.
For March SI SCI
- i pril - 140 "5
- May 1 40 •
Jane ' 1 50 •
- July. • I GO
August I 60
• September. 160 '
October 1 60
November , 1 50
December 130
' 1841.
.Jannary. 1 2) 1 10
Febru • ary •. 120 • 110
-Ni deduction will be made on weight of Coal ,
n.it allowance of 20 cents per ton to those furnish•
ihg their own cars, after Ist March next.
By order of the Bovrd of Nlariagers.
S. BRADFORD, Secretary.
9-3
February 23,
HEIM'S HOTEL,
FORMERLY TR InIONT tIOUSE,
116, CaES UT ST, PIILL&DELPI,II
r iliE su bscriber, recenhy of Reading, Pa.. would
Xl. inforin Oie public that he has titled up the aboVe
. • capacious and convenient estAblishmeni
~ ,- t and will be ready to entertain visitors on
';TM m Monday next, 2tith inst. his established
I t th
. • reputon in' the line, it is hoped: will
L.,.„
----• trord lull assurance that_ hia guests will
be ,u;olied with every comfort and accommodation
whilst fits beast, will be conducted .under such ar
tangements as will secure a character for the first
sespectability. and rattsfactor , for in
dividuals ani faindes,
liNv-gcs moderate. to suit
Feb. 15th, 1813
mamma
NOTICE is hereby given t hat a qourt of Common
..1.11 Pleas, for the trial causes ati issue. to and. for the
county of Si. buythill, will be held at Orwrgsburg,
the county aforesaid, op, Monday preceding the last
Alonday in March next (hew, the 20th of said
month.)
Therefore all persons having suits pending. and all
persons whose duty it shall he to appear at said Court,
will take notice and govern themselves accordingly.
JOHN G. WOOLISON, Sheriff.
•
Sheriff' s Office.Orwitts
• burg . . Feb 25,1813. S 9
In the Court of Common Pleas of Sehuylkii
COUlif y
Philip Hoy Vend. F.xponas to
V 8 •Ailiirch Term, 1811,
John Snyder. J. -SG.
On motion rule to show cause why the money rais
ed on the above execution, should not be paid to Jo.
Feph White & Son, or their Judgment against the de•
fendant, to March term. 1839. No. - 11. Whereupon
the said Court ordered that notice to published three
weeks in the Miners Journal, of Pottsville. IbtX.:red
=tom to appear on Friday, the 31st day of March, at
)0 o'clock A. M. being the Tuesday of the second
week Court of Iliarch term, 1813, td show cause, 1f
any they have. why the proceeds of said' execution
phould not he paid over to the said Joseph White &.
Son. When and - where all Concerned may attend.
i'el;rnary 25
FOR SALE.
THL* subscriber o ff ers for sale an excellent fresh
Mile!' Cow. with calf 3 weeks old.
Also a lot of,Lumbet on commissioa,for sale, with
sundry other articles of old lumber, barrels. limes .
Alto d good one hone tarot wagon with Harness.
Call at the house near the Orchard Mill. •
WILLIAM 'AUDENRIED.
9•-•3t
February 25,
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between,
Edmund Holt and ThOmas Williams, oath
, cis, trading under the firm of Holt 4- Wiliams,
was dissolved by mutual consent,on the 12th, of
lanciry, 1843: The business wilrbe continued
'6) , Thomas Williams on his own account.
EDMUND. HOLT,
THOMAS WILLIAMS.
Febiunt'w. 25
3 -
1' 1 REGISTER'S. OTICE. , ;
votipz is, hereby givetkto, all the trigatees,j
l '' ; Creditors, and others iriferested in the follow.
ing: Adrhinistrittion hccounkl, which have been,
filed in tile RegiSter'e Olfice,Ati and for the coun•!
ty of Schuylkill, by tie Administrators and Guar- ,
dians thfreof, that the same , have beenallowed by
124,rster, and will be presented to iliebrphan'S
Court, be-held in Orwigsburg, in Schuylk:ll"
county
.3 , on .
..,
'nday, the 20Th day' of March next, ,
~ c )
far pmfirfnation and allowance, agreeably to lost
at which time and place you may attend if yod
thipkOoper.. .., . I
I. 'The account of John Sev:-Administrator,Da
Barris Non of the estate of Anna Elizabeth Lehr
late of ilVayne-township,deceased.
2. The account oUSamuel Hauarr, Atlministra:
tor 'of the est Ate of Militia WOgne.r, late of Web!,
Penn town.lip, deceased.
3. The ocoount of Daniel Cramer, Administra.:
for Of the e..tate of William Twelbeek, late t of the
borough of Pottsville, deceaied.
• 4. The account of Samuel Guss, AdmintArator
of the estate of Abraham KOTfcr, late of Pinegreve.
township, deceased.
5. The account of John Holdimen, Administra
tor of the estate aloha lialdinsan, late of Lower
Mahaniong,o township, deceased.
6. The account of Jacob Huntzinger, one of the
cusrdiane oT Rosica orril Adam, minor children of
Adam Gebert, Jr. late-of Pitiegrece township, de
ceased)
B. BANNAN.
9-
Boustil's Edition of Coinly's Spelling Book
rm.in U. , is a greatly-improved et:Lion of this old and
Fterling Spelling Rook. and it is tha only edition
in which the author, John Coinly, has any interest
Vublishe,i by _ _
MB
THOM 'S L. BONSAL,
• No 33A Market Street,
And for.sale at Book Stores generally.
Theti hoot Book entitled —Cornly's Spelling arid
Readini Bonsai's Edition" is published by
Thomas L. Bonsai with my consent; and it is the on
ly work of the kind now published under my name
with approbation,--or ,for which I receive ally
compenSstion
• STR tV Cow.
STRAYED away from tho subscriber about
twol weeks ago, a large dark Brindle COW,
witlchilrge horns and about seven ,years old.—
Whoever will return said cow to tha subscriber,
or ff iveintiirmation where he .can gi't her again,
shall be reasonably rewarded.
? ALFRED LAWTON:
9-3
To Dyers, Bleachers, Paper Makers, Steam
Engine Builders, and others.
HORACE SMITH.
July U.
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the 2.1
All 1 e
counts
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al 20
1 30
I• 40
1 50
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1 50
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CHARLES
_ Prothonotary.
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JOHN H. DOWNING, Register.
RegOer's Office, °mtgs..
Istirg. Feb. 25, 1813,
Byberry, February gz,
Fehruary 25
PASCAL IRON WORKS
WELDED IVROUGIUT IRON TUBES
From 4 iodic, to in calibre and 2to 12 feet long,
capable of sustaining pressure from 411010 2500 lbs.
per equare inch, with Stop Cocks, T., L., and
other fixtures to suit, fitting together, with screw
joints, suitable for STEAM, WATER, GAS, and for
LOCOMOTIVE and other STEAM BOILER Faces
•
:C4'l
Manufactured and for sale by
, MORRIS, TASTIER & MORRIS.
Warehouse S. E. Corner or Third & Walnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
"S.SOLIITION OF PARTNERSHIP.
I partaershlo heretofore exis..inv, between L.
n and S. Sillyinan. was disgolved on
its ant, by the withdrawal of L. W. Troutman.
e,-,011, having de111:1116 will present their ac—
to the subscriber, and ail persons indebted
t•ae make immediate payment.
S. iILLYMAN.
—The hnnmee will be continued by S. Silly
the okl Stand.
NOTICE.
II ER EAS, Morez fleilner, of the borough
of Millersville, Store Keeper, has this,day
1
ezccu ed to the subscriber, an assignment of. all
his es ate, real and personal, fur the benefit of all
nis rr diiors without preference.—Notice is here
by Olen to all persons.indebted to said Moretz
Ileilnv, to make payment,—and all persons hav
ing colt's a g o inat him to present them to the
subscriber, residing in Market street, Pottsville..
%V. W. MARTIN
6-61*
El
V 1543,
ATTE NTIQ,N.
II LIFI'.-IRY 'STORE.
•
rtoffE subscriber would respectfully inform his
12- friends and customers, that he has located his
Military Cap Manufactory
In Third Street, No. 101, a ft.ty doors below Race
where lie would be pleased to FCC his old customers
and' as multi new ones as are disposed to favour him
with Their custom. Ile still eqntinues to manufacture
Military and Sporimen's articles of every description,
such as Leather. Cloth, Felt, Silk and Beaver Dress
Caps, of all pattern's; Fora , mGaps; Holsters for troop
Body do; Cartouclr Boxes. Bayonet Scabbards, Sword
Belts of all kinds; Canteens ; Knapsacks, different
patterns: Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube do,
Brush and Ptckers, Plumes, Pompo-ons,',Firenien'E
(paps, Leather Smelts, Gun,Cases„ superior qUality:
Shot Bags, Game Bags, Drums, &c.,
frr Orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. IVILLIAM CRESSMA.N.
N. , 101 North Third St., a few doors below Race
Philadelphia, Oct. 29. 41-6 m.
DOCTOR. AD. LIPPED
pjo ESP ECTFU Y informs the inhabitants
ahl:' of Pottsville and its vicinity, that he has
moved in town, and offers his professional sor
ces in all the medical branches o he public.
Practicing hc, Homoeopathic system,' and if
requested, the' 'Allccepallie, lie hopes from long
experience to give full satisfaction to such as
will call on him. lie will be ready fur profession
al SCVIC.Cti at any time at his residence.
A: D. LIPPE, M.D.
Greenwood, December 44J—tf
PIMA DRL -1, RE77 I3:IIP ' ND
. 1.1..,11 RAIL BOA
RATES OF FREIGHTS ON 11 ERCHAN
, DIZE, between Pottsville and Philadelphia,
from April Ist, 1812, per tau of 2000 lbs.
Plaster, Slate, Tiles.. Gypsum and Bricks, 10
Pig Iron, Blooms, 'limber, Marble. Lime,
Tar and Pitch., ' 2- 50
Nails and Spikes; Bar and Rolled iron,
liiillonoVare, Grain, Sall, Bark, Lum
ber, Stiiires:Salt-fish, Tobacco and Lead, 2 90
GroCeries, Hardware; Whiskey, Ale and
Beer, Oil, ,Leathcr, Cotton, Steam Err,
gines and lqachinery, Seeds, Butter,
L!rcl, Tallow Rags, Wool, Oysteis,
Ileinp, ' Earthen-Wa re and Glue, 4 25
Dry Goods, Wines and Foreign Liquors,
Drugs and. Medicines, Glass, Paper,
.China and Queens-Ware, Meat, Fish
arid Confeetionary, S 25
N? Storage will be charged for receivin g or de
livering Freight at any of the Company's Depots
on the Pine, unless allowed to remain over 10 dayS.
Days of starting of Fteight Trains,on THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 3,, P. M
Mare/ 26
HAMS & SHOULDERS
PRIME Western Hams, ( cured with ,and
without smoke,)
Shoulders & Sides,
Roston Smoked Beef,
ilolognd Sausage,
Btnoked and Pickled Salmon,
Halifax and Massachusetts Mackerel,
Slad, Smoked Herring, Cod Fish, &a.
ior sale at E. Q.& A. HENDERSON'S'
M*37 22
• TO LET.
I THE Town Hall. together with the
• t>,t o ,:•.:, §tore in north part of sane, 'and several
•••••'I Back !louses in the rear ef the lot En
os
II qu ire of
. —401 IN .f. SLIOEMAKER.
.1
Po tst4lle Feb. 18th —3t:
DISSOLUTION.
The Copartnershieterctofore es tiag mien the
subsc.ribers, under the form of Thomas C. William's
4 , Co. Is this 'day ills:it:act' by mutual consent. ard
Thomas Cl... Williams to • folly' surthorised to settle all
the business of tbelate Fermi: _
- -THOMAS C. 'WILLIAMS.
- '-- • WILLIAM H. MANN.
Pottairige Feb.. i6H11.813;
Charles Rowse, Assignee) July Term, 1643,
of John C. Offe,rman, I- No. 45.
oa }Vend. Exp. debt, &e.
Daniel Stall. '1 Real Estate sold
I for $6OO
lfith December '
1842, The Court direct. an Is.
sue to ho formed to ascertain the right to the
money raised on this Execution, and 'that David
Sturdevant be the plaintiff, and Jobannan Cock
hill the defendant; and thaj i therrothonotary. ad
vertise in two flews s- published in this
county; for three weeks WI , - to the next term,
that the money will be distribkted.
Notice is hereby given, thrit-in pursuance ‘ of
the abovCorder of Coort, the Issue directed in
the above ease,' will be tried and the money dis.
tributed, on Monday, the, 20th March, 1843, at -
10 o'clock, A. M., when and where all concerned
may attend
CHAS. FRAILLY, Prothon'y.
Pro:Wry's Office,
Feb. 13; ISLI3:' /
7
.
In the Court of Common Pleas of Sehuyl•
kill County.
Mary 'Monte!ins, by her herd ln the Court ofCom
next friend William I man Pleas of Schuyl-
Hoffman } kill county.
vs - I - -Subpoena eur )51.
Timothy Montehus J voice.
Take notice that your wile Mary Monte Hos,
by her next friend William Hoffman, has filed
her libel in the Court of Common Pleas of
Schuylkill county, in which she prays to be di-
vorced from the - bonds of matrimony, into which
she entered with von.
The Court of said county have ordered that
you be and appear at a Court of Carernon Pleas,
to be held In and for said county, at Orwigsburg.
on Monday, the 20th day of Mdcrh next, to an
swer the libel of your wife.. •
JOHN G. WOOOSON, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Orwigs
burg, Feb. 15, 1843. {.
- REMOVAL. •
f. CHARLES F. RAYMOND,
Practical Hat and Cap alanufactu
rer, would inform his friends and
the public, that lie has removed his
--- • Cheap Hat and Cap Manufactory
from No. 82 Chesnut street, to: No. 129 Chesnut
Street, one'door below 4th Street. North side un.
der the Auction Rooms of. Me4r.s. Lyon & Hart,
where he will continue to furriish his justly cul.
clamed BEAVER lIATS, at the low price of
Pour Dollars and Twenty fire cents, equal in all
respects, if not superior to any sold in the City at
$.5 and upwards. His fine NUTRIA HATS at $3,50
warranted to be on fine fur bodice., far surpasses
any Fiat sold elsewhere at 91 to $1 .50. To test
the truth or the above assertion, those interested
to satisfy themselves, are requested to call at any
or all the other Stores. previous to calling on the
subscriber, as he is sure that his Huts will be
more appreciated when compared with others.
- 'C. F. RAYMOND,
No. l'2o Chesnut St , North side,
Philadelphia.
N. 11—Country merchants will find it to their
advantage to call on the subscriber. Shipping
Furs wanted of alt kinds.
JOHN COM LY.
9-3
Philada., February
IRON STORE,
No. 53 North WATER Sr., Lld door below Arch St
PHILADELPHIA,
WvHERE a general assortment of IRON and
STEEL may be had on the most accom
modating terms.
• JAMES S. SPENCER, Jr.
• Philada., February 18, : 8--6ui
EMS
TH'E ANTHRACITE FURNACE,
LOC ATED in the Borough of Potts4le
Schuylkill county, Pa., is not excelled by a
ny other in facilities for obtaining variety of ores,
Limestoi.c, and Coal, being accessible by Canal
and Rill 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 weeks.
The authenticated accounts of the great im
provements and extraordinary qualities of the
run produced by Anthracite Coal in Wales, holds
out strong guarantees for'safe and profitable in
vcstinent.
The proprietor not having the requisite a
mount of capital to keep it in blast, is desirous of
having some person to join him, who would take
a 3 4 Or 2=3 interest—or he will lease or sell the
whole property on such terms as will be found
advantageous.
For farther particulars, entity to
NV ILLIANI 11. MAIISIIALL.
Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pa
January 28, 1843, 5
IS hereby given, that the subscriber was duly ap
pointed agent for the Salem Hill and Bear Ridge prop
erties, belonging to D. 4' J Ames, and the estate of
the late Robert MeDermot. deceased, in June last.
All business relative thereto must h o transacted with
him. A. RUSSEL,
Feb. 18,
DANIEL B. 11AAR
raNAKE pleasui e announcing to the citizens o
sL. Schuylkill county. that they have just opened an
the basement rtory of the Town Hall, on Centre
street, in the Boiough of Pottsville, a splendid as
sortment of
lust brought from Philadelphia , where they were se
ected with great care, and purchased at unusually
uw prices—comprising every variety or
Dry Gobds, Groceries, Glass Ware, China
Ware, Queens and Eariken Ware,
Among which may be found
Superfine Cloths. of various colors and qualities,
Bite, Black and Fancy-colored Cassimeres,
Saitinets, Flannels, and Woolen Blankets.
Prints. Lawns, Ginghams, Morinoes and Plaids,
5.1 k, Satin, Linen and Laces, •
Canton Flannel, Hollands and Nankins,
Marseilles:lnd Valentin Vestings,
34.44,5-4.64 Mullins. Bleached & Unbleached,
Silk, Cambric, Gingham and Cotton I lam:Flit.
New and su, error style Suinmer Cloths,
Cottonades and Bevcrteens,
In fine, a very general assortnimat of
Gentlemen'? Summer Ware,
Silk. Cotton, Mohair, Morino & Wors'd Stockings
Ladies' t nd Gentlemen's Super Kid, Hoskin, York
tan,.Silk. Thread, Beaver-& Buckskin Gloves,
Ladies Silk, Mohair and Finnic Malts, &c.
New Orleans, St. Croix, Porto Ricm Loaf and
Lump Sugars,
New Orleans, Sugar ;tome, and Syrup Molasses,
Tea sad Coffee, or various' kinds, '
Cheese, Candles, Soap and Vinegar,
Salmon. llernng, Mackerel. Shad and Codfish,
Hams, Shoulders, Smokeizlßeef, and Venison,
Olive Oil, Fresh Fruit, anclOat Meal. 's
Havauna, half Spanish and Common Sugars,
Soda, Water and Svgar.Crackers,
Sperm Oil. Butter, Eggs, and Lard,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
arida great variety ofother articles, all of which will
ijo sold at low-prices for cash, or in Exchange for
country produce.
IG - ' Remember the Town flail Sore.
Pottsville. !Hay 14,
RATES OF FREIGHT ON COAL
Peri Tom from Pottsville and Schuylkill Haven
- to Way Pointe : Nov. 14, 1842.
•
. . .
From Pottsville, Schl Haven.
To Richmond or the
Inclined Plane, 81,50 81,40
" Conshohocken,
_1,40 1;32 •
" Norristown, 1,35 1,30
" Port Kennedy, 1,33 1;28 •
" Valley Forge, 1,30 ' 1,25
," Phecnixville, 1,25 1,20
" Pottstown, 1,10 1,05
" Douglassville, 1,05 1,00
" Reading, 95; 90 .
" Althouse's ?ridge; 85 ' , 80
"- Mo'brsville, - 80 80
" Hamburg, 67', fr . 67
" Port Clinton, 56 Ir- 56
‘• Orwigsburg, • , 33 • •• ' .33
An allowance of 20 per cent. per too will be
made to those furnishing their own Care, to
Richmond or the Inclined Plane; from - Pottsville
or. Schuylkill Haven, but to no other points:
, November 26, • , _ . . 410—
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NOTICE
JAMES LAI NG
'TOWN HALL STORE.
lIAAS & LAING,
NEW GOODS,
::',. - Tji -- .;. i 'X'I,NERS . ,4O:IIRNAL.: -.. ;
BANKRUPTCY.
Vniteil"Statsi - ICAnzrt.
EASTERN DISTRICT Or .PENNSYLVANIA.
• . - - Iu Bankruptcy. ' •
' - • ' ,
APETITION for tho,Benefit °Utile 'fitrilirupt
Law, has been filed .the 20th day of February
184.1, by - •
William H. Mann ° , Individually and as a meni:
tier arthe late' firm - of T. C. Williams 4S:. Co. Coal
Merchant:Schuylkill County.
Which Petition wilt be heard before the Distnei
Court of theUilited States Sot the Eastern Dis.
trict tit Pennsylvania, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Court maul ,in the City of Pliiiadel_
phia, on !'ridgy, the 24th" day of AI arch• next, at
II o'clock, A, AI. alkaiand where all persona , in
tere'ated may appear -and alma cause if any
they have, why the prayer of the said Petition
should notbe gi anted, rind the said Petitioner &-
dared Bankrupt.' -
F RAS. HOPK I NSON,
- • Clerk of the District Court.
February 25,1813 9
FOR DISCHARGE.
United States, Court.
EASTERN DisTiticr OF PENNSYLVANIA
• In Bankruptcy.
NOTICE. •
A PETITION for Discharge and Certificate
un i dcr the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
Samuel Lewis, late Coal operator, now Engineer,
Surveyor, and Conveyancer, Schuylkill co. ,
and Saturday, the fl9th day of April next/at la
o't. lock, A.-M, is appointed for the heitriz . ig there.
V, before the sa.d Court, sitting in ffankruptcy,
at the District Court Room, in the City of Philo
delphia,'when arid where tho 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 cot be granted.
PRAS. HOPKINSON.
Clerk of thelDistrict Court,
6
Feb. 4, 1843,
pETITIONS (or Discharge and Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
Juhn Pinkerton, I ndividuilly, and as a member
of the late firms of West, Hodgson & Co.,
Hodvvon, Pinkerton & Co., and John Pinkerton
& Co„ late Coal Merchant, now Agent,
8-1
Edward Y. Farquhar, Farmer,
Benjamin N. Titus, liniividually, and as 11
member of the late firm or Brutva &
tus, Belvedere, N. J.
Edward tiughe9. late Merchant, now
CEO
Joseph Zrl I , Tanner, do
and Saturday, the 29th day of April, next 'at 11
o'clock, A. M, is appointed for the hearing
thereof, bdfore the said Court, pitting io 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 not be granted.
FRAS..IIOPKINSON,
Clerk of District Court.
6
February 4, 1813.
NOTICE.
A PETITION fur-- Discharge and Certificate
411 under the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
Scott Steel, Miner, kkhuylkill county.
Aud Friday, the 31st day of. March next, at
II o'clocti, A. U, is appointed fur the hearing
thereof, sitting in Bankruptcy, at the District
Court Room, in the City of Philadelphia, when
and where the Creditors of the. said Petitioner,
who have proved their Debts, and all other per:
sons in interest, may appear and show cause, tt
any they have, why such Discharge and Certifi
cate shauld not be granted.
FR AS. HOPKINSON,
Clerk of District Court.
4-10
8-3 m
January 21
HIETITIONS for D:schargo and .Certificate
" 11l under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed Sy
John T. Hazzard, Gentleman, late Merchant, In
dividually, and as a member of the lute firm of
Hazzard and Strauch, Schuylkill co.
John C. Ernst,Coal Merchant, do
David Conner, Farmer, ' do
Robinson Kay, Miner, ' do
Frederick Friest, Saddler, do
Joseph S. Ruckel, of the firm of Joseph S.
Rue!fel & Co., Coal Merchants. do
And Friday, the 31st day of March next, at
II o'clock, A. H. is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the said'C3urt, sitting in Bank.
rupicy, 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 he granted.
FRAS. HOPKINSON'
Clerk of District Court.
tice. 31, 1-10 t
• Conily's Spelling Bode Enlarged.
- KIMBER & SIIARPLESS,
No. 50, NORTH FOURTII STREET, PHILADELPIIIA
HAVE JUSP PUBLISHED
...it A New Edition of
EMILY'S SPELLING BOOK :
To which they hare added a variety of Useful Ex
ercises, so arra nrr ' ed as to familiarise the pupil
with the correct Spiting Pronunciation and
Meaning, of about Two Thousand Ambiguous
or Difficult words.
41T11 this addition, it is believed that Com
ly's Spelling Book will be found to contain
a greater amount of useful and appropriate mat
ter, than any other work of the kind pnbtished 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 personally or by. letter.
The " enlarged edition" is so arranged, that
it can be conveniently used is the some class
with the former editions of Kimber Sr. ) Sharpless
—the new Exercises being all contained in the
appendix, or, Nei port. They will, however,
continue to publish the ol d hook for sod) as may
prefer it.
February 4,1813,
COAL MINE.—TO RENT,
THE Black mine Red Ash Coal Vein, at West.
wood, about 6 miles from Schuylkill Haven,
and about 26 !mks West of Pottsville. The track
includes the junction of the West and West West
Branches of Schuylkill, and is most convenient.
ly situated for sending coal by the Schuylkill ca
nal or Reading Railroad. There is a -aw Mill
and about 30 looses on the tract.—
iiii
The West Branch and West Nest
Branch Railroads both pass through
the tract, and also a lateral Railroad
to the Mines—makes every part of the tract con
venient for procuring timber for props, &e. The
Vein is opened below water level by a perpendic
ular shaft, and a breast of coal is now opened and
at work of about 250 feet, which with theiEngine,
Fixtures, &c. arc In be delivered in 'sod working
order, by the present tenants; Wm.-Milnes & Co.,
on the first day of March next.
Proposals wilt be received by
JOSEPH THomAs WOOD, Phila: or
JAMES GILLINGHAM,'PottsviIIe.
February 11,
20-
THE PORT CLINTON FOUNDRY, and
Machine Shop, together. with all the Flasks,
Machinery, and fixtures belonging thereto.. Ap
ply to ISAAC MEYERS, Esq.,
at Port Clinton, or to
ECKERT 4. GUILFORD,
Swatara Furnace.
51—tf
&Timber 17,
•
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JUST received in addition to former supplies, a'
general asrmrtment of
Drag's ! Paints,
illedtanes; Oils;'and TorpcntirK t '
Chemical*. Dye sti f f'',
Patent Medicincsi Varnishes. • •
Perfumery, Glasi,fromi by 9 to 24 by 30.
Together with every article in his line; while he
offers for sale;at a small advance.and solicits the at
tention of Physicians and country - dealers generally.
• JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
!serf fgr ptio P n a s li a c t a ult4 . a h t o te u n nt on to , physician's Pre
,
• November 26. 48--
NOTICE.
Schuylkill cu.
du
NOTICE
6-3 c
TO RENT*
riRACB,ERS.-117.aterf,Soda, Sugar - God Butter
Crackers:lresh ‘ for iiiie tor
la - ay :P.3.2 . 2-- & A,,IIE&DEBSO7‘
•
TEAS. bones Slitiaiong Powchonr, 'l'eas
,• • received aud for Ealeity • , .
Oct. 29,44 MILLER & HAGGERTY.
PLASTER & SA LT -130 tons °Mater, 41
sackslso Ground Salt. for sale by
Oct. 29, 44 MILLER .4: HAGGERTY.
OT ASIF4-Just received and for sale at ito.
Drag Store of . JOHN S:C. - MAZTLN
December 31.
10110 & TAGUARI COFFEE-50 bags re
ceived and for sale by
Oct. 29.14 MILLER 6 HAGGERTY.
REIIIEDY—:-Warrantell, a certain
7""eure tor frusta:UM and hands, sold only whole
sale and retail at EleilliOLTZ'S new Drug & Chem
cal Store. Pottsville. Ps. • January 7. 2
IRIAN° FOR SALE.—A second handed P
ano for sale very low by _ .
7. ,k J. BEATTY.
. 45-
November S.
PIANOS.—The subscribers have
NIIMM been appOinted Agents by the New
York Manufacturing Co. for the sale
oftheir celebrated Grand Action Pi
anos, of either Rosewood or Mahogaoy,a specimen
of which can be seen by applying to
December 18.51-- T. & J. BE:ATTY.
DOCTOR P. F. NAG LE—lte
ilfeispectfully tenders his professional services
:tithe citizens of Pottsville, and vicinity.
l'iwKe His office is at the corner of Market and
.ote Adams streets. April 16. IG—tf.
JOHN C. NEVILLE,
- • ATTORNEY AT LAW,
&I AS removed from Market ,Street to the store
11 . u-formerly occupied by Abraham Meisse, in
Centre Street, opposite the Post Office.
Potts#llle, October 8, 41—
M. A. DOOLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
POITbVILLE.
IIAS removed his office to the office of John
C. Neville, Esti , opposite the Post Office.
November 26.. 4S
D. E. NICE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
nFFICE in Centre street, opposite the Exchange
."" Pottsville. Sept. 3, 3ti
TUE PHILADELPHIA, READING, an
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD:
C 4 ,14)-4.
- -
NEW AIIftANGEMENT
On and after Widnealay, Norcmher 2d, 1842
lhe Passenger, Coal and Freight Trains will
. run at the following Hours on the Philadet;
phia Reading and Pottsville Rail Road:
COAL TRAINS.
The 5 Coal Trains will leave Pottsville be
tween the hours of 9 and 10, A. N., or one quur
ter of an hour apart, and run on to ',Reading
where they will meet and pass all the op Trains
Coal and Passenger.
The first 3 Coal Trains will leave Riehtnoad
between the hours of G, and 7, and the lot 2 will
leave the Plane at 7. and 71: the let of these last
will always hold up before crossing the main
Track at the Falls, until signalled to by the watch.
man that all the 3 Trains from Richmond - have
passed up the Line.
PASSENGER TRAINS.
The Down Passenger Trait) will leave Potts
ville at 12 M., behind all the Coal Trains:pas
sing all the up Coal trains at Reading,' and
running past the last at Baumstown, the next 2
at Douglassville, and the first 2 down Coal Trains
at Pottstown.
The up Passenger Train will leave Philadel
phia at 10 A. M. behind all the Coal Trains, pis
sing all the down Coal Trains at Reading, then
running to Pottsville.
READING FREIGHT TRAIN.
The Down Freight Train will leave Reading
on Tuesdays and Thursdays, at 8 A. M. passing
all the up Coal and Passenger Trains at Potts.
town, where they will wait for it.
The up Freight Train will leave the Planouo
Wednesdays and Fridays, immediately behind
the up Passenger Train, to Pottstown, where it
will wait fur all the down Coal and Passenger
Train; which trains will also wait fur it, and then
run to Reading.
POTTSVILLE FREIGHT TRAIN.
Leaves Reading on 'Thursday and Saturday
at 7 A. 11., passing all down Coal and Passenger
Trains at Port Clinton, where the latter Trains
wit wait for IL
Leaves Pottsville about 7 P. NI , after all the
Coal and Passenger Trains are in and has the
track clear to Reading.
G. A. NICOI.LS,
Super't Trailer, n. P.R. & P. R. IL
Nover.ber Cd, 4fi
FARM FOR SALE. -
THE subscriber offers for sale the "Pinegrove
Farm," situate halt a mile from the town of
Pinegrove, eurQaining One Hundred and fitly
Acres. The Union Canal passes thtoo&h the
property. The soil is a sandy river bottom, and
has beer, well limed.
L-, The improvements consist of a
iie. . good Two Story Frame Dwelling, a
131....: Bank Barr, and a Saw Mill, with a
t
--...e.)--7-2_ ,sued power.
For further information, apply to
GEORGE N. ECKERT,
Swatara Furnace.
Pinogrove Township, Schuylkill county.
Deeenalier 17,184% 'sl—tf
JAMES H. CAMPBELL,'
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
PorrsvlLLE,
FT A S removed his office to the south west corner
of Centro and Market streets, ono door south of
Samuel Thompson's gtore. Practicing in the sever.
al Courts of Schuylkill and Columbia counties.
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
Extra Hair Cutler, in the Basement Story of
the Pennsylvania Hall, opposite the
Miners' Bank.
tl. ILVIVKINS.
THE Physiological Flair Cutter, und Ecstatic
Shaver, has opened at the above mentioned
place, tlawkin'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 flair Cutting adopted here, and commends it
self by the expedition a nd gentleness with which
the operation is performed. By the beau monde
it ins been denominated a scientific atton'd weth.
er for the Pulpit, the Bar, the Senate or the State,
its elegance and classical arrangements wilt add.
dignity and graco to the whold contour of the
La Fete Humaine. AU those who will favor him
with their custom, he feels confident that satis
faction will be given.
N. Et.—Razors honed in a superior manner.
MUSIC
A. Hawkins is ready to perform for Cotillions,
Balls, and Parties, at privategace.
December 31, 1-3 m.
MEDICINES! MEDICINES,-
DR. Wm. Evan's celebrated Camomile Pills
do Soothing Syrup for children.
Baron Von flutcheler's ' Herb Pills
Doct. G'oodie's Female Pills,
Doct.William Evan's Fever Sr.Aguc
Doct. Hunt's Botanic Pills.
For Pyspeptie Persons Hunt'S Botanic Pills
are said to be superior to any Medicine ever yet
offered to the Public.
A fresh supply of the above Medicines, just
received and for sale at the Drug Stote of
Dec 11 50— JOHN S. C. MARTEN.
UMBRELLAS di PARASOLS.
SILK, Scotch, Gingham & Muslin Umbrellas
Parasols and Sun Shades.
A complete assortment, just receivecrand tog,
sale by E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
May 28, • . 212
lIVISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CURRY
v —A fresh .apply of this celebrated Mediein
vet received and for sale by the subscriber, solo A
,day for the proprietors.
Der,. 31 .1- ' JOHNS. C. bfAirrllsi
MEE
CONSUMPTION OF TIC LUNGS,
Affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pain or' Weakness of the breast or Lungs,
_ Chronic Coughs. Pleurisy, Benicreiage of the
Lunge,-and alt affections of the Pulmonary
Organs.
NATURE'S OW PRESCRIPTION.
A compound Balsamic preparation of the
Prunus Virginiona.nr " Wiid Cherry Bark,'
combined with the Extract of Tar, prepared by
a new chemical process, approved and recem.
mended by the most distinguished physicians,
and universally acknowleged the most valuable
medicine ever discovered.
No Quathrry!!! No Deception
In setting forth the virtues of this truly groat
medicine, wo have no desire to deceive those
who are labouring under affliction,' nor do wo
wish to eulogize it more than it justly deserves.
Yet when we look around end see the vast a
mount of suffering and distress occasioned by
*Many of the diseases in which this medicine has
proved so highly seccessfuh'vrc feel that we can
not urge its claims too strongly, or Fey too much
in its favour.
Various retnedics it is true have been offered,
and puffed Into notice for the cure of diseases of
the Lungs, and some have no doubt been found
very useful, but (doll that have yet turn discus.
ered, it is ;initialed by physicians • tind all who
have witnessed its effects, that none has proved
as succes.Sul as this. such indeed, arc the
CM this Balsam, that even is the advanced stages
of CONEGMPTION, after all the most esteemed rem
yeti. s of physicians !rave failed to effect any
change, the use or this medicine has been pro.
ductivc of the most astonishing relief, and ac
tually effected cures after all hopes- of recovery
had been despaired of.
In the first stages of the diseasa, termed " Ca
tarrhal Consumption," originating from ne4,-,lect
cd COLD, it has been used with undeviating
success -J r and hundreds acknowledge they owe
the resto/ation of their health to this invaluable
medicinci alone. In that term of Ceri,rimplian
so prevalent dmongst delicate young ferrialea,
commonly termed debility, or
OING INTO A DtCLINE,"
A complaint with which thousands are linger.
ieg, it has alSo proved liighly successful, and not
only posse4ses the power of checking the prog•
rcss of this alarming complaint, but also strengh•
ens and invigorates the sy,tein more effectually
than any medicine y.e have eT possessed.
'Besides its surprising cffle.iey in Consump
tion, it is equally efficacious in Liver Complaint:,
Asthma, Bronchia; and ail affections of the
Lunge. and has cured many of the moat obsti
nate cases, after-every other remedy had foiled.
trFor partietars see Dr. Wistar's Treatise on
Consumption, to be bad of the agents.
7/re Extraordinary Success
Attending the use of this medicine in discuses
of the Lungs, and the many singular cures it
has effected, having fully established its efficacy,
and us we have already published numerous cer
tificates from the highest authority, tvlAith prove
its virtues beyond all doubt, we consider it un
necessary to exhibit a long list ur them in this
place, and will only mention a fen cases , to chow
what it has done. '
RIME LIFE REMAINS
WE WAVE STILL SONIE HOPE
A Suaraisixo Coas..—Among the many siu.
gular cures which this medicine has effected,
there is perhaps none in which its powers aro ao
fully shown as in the ease of Mrs. Austin.
This latiy had been consumptive fur several
years, and during this greater part of this limo
had received the best medical attention, and til
ed all the most valuable ren lea, ytt nothing
could be found to arrest s t gress. She be
came subject to violent fits o coughing, expecte
rated large quantities of atter occasionally tin.
ged with blood, ands pby step this fearful dis
ease continued its cu se, until all hopes of a re
covery was entirely des , aired of. IVhile in this
distreising situation, li.t,geting upon the l eery
verge of the grave, she .onatutuced the use of
this Balsam, which to use cr own expression, op
erated almost like a chart.. In a few days she
expectorated frtiely, the e. gh was gradually
suppressed, and every day ap -tacit to add fresh
vigour to her looks, and now in the place of that
emaciated. form withering u.decay, she is seen
mingling in society, iu ' , otter health, then she
has enjoyed for years,
DzsiNtnnEsTED Tr.sTratoN .—llaving witnes
sed the surprising efficacy o Dt. Iffatar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, in the c of Mrs. Austin,
I cheerfully acknowledge the ahoy.) statement
to be true and correct.
J. C. WALTERF", M. D.
LIVER Court.em.---Mrs. Eliza Thompson was
afileted with this complaint for nearly five years,
curing which time she was under the most skil
ful physicians—had tried Mercury, Botanic, and
llooicepatine munches, mid •cvpry thing that a
lerted her any hopes of relief. She had dull,
wandering pains in the side, sometimes in the
shoulder and small of the back, a hacking cough,
frequent pains in the breast, and lead been una
ble to sleep on the right side fur Bare yoars•—
By the use of this Balsam, she was cured in a
tew weeks, and remains well to this day.
ELIZA TIIOMPSON.
Woodstown, Sept. 4, 1841.
Dear Sir :—Although your invaluable• medi
cine has already found hundreds of powerful ad.
vocates, it may still be gratifying to you to re
ceive a comenunicatiou from any one that, has
been relieved by it.. Such, Sir, is trulycmy case.
I have been a victim to that terrible disease
Consumption, for many months, and have suffer
ed so much, that I had become almost weary of
my life, Ilesring your Balsam so highly prais
ed. I began taking it a few weeks back - , and can
assure you it has relieved me more than any
thing I have ever used before, arid 1 confidently
believe it will cure me effectually. Please give
the bearer the worth of the enclosed, and oblige,
Yours Respectfully, .
, JOHN - PEARSON.
Chester County, Sept. 6, 1841.
4 Friend Winter:—lt gives we-much pleasure
to inform thee that my wife's health has improv.
ed very much sinco she has . been using thy Bal
-1
earn of Wild Cherry, end we think there is no
doubt but it will cure her, She has taken die
two bottles I purchased from thee a short titne.
F fox°, and her cough is much better, she also
sleep+ well at night, and says she has found no
thing to give her so mach relief. Thee will please
give the bearer two bottles, more fiir
Thy Friend, EDWARD HOLMES.
Lancaster County, July, 18, 1841.
Dear Sir:—Please send me two bottles of your
genuine Balsam cf Wild ClierrY. I have been
afflicted with Consumption for: the last two , years
and suffered very much with -a severe cough,
pains in my breast, difficulty of breathing, night
sweats, &c., and having tried nntricroci remedies,
and also been under several doctors, yet I could
not find any thing to relieve me until I used
some of your 'Lifson). I got ono bottle from a
neighbor, of mine who is using tt, and have found
such wonderful relief frorit.Jt that I hare no doubt
it will cure me effectually.
Very respectfully yours, &c.,
' ROBERT HOMMAN.,
113 Read the following from Dr. Jacob Hoff_
,man, a physician of extensive practice in Hun
tingddn county.
Dear Sir,-1 procured one bottle of Dr. Wis.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, from Thomas Reed,
Esq., of this place, and tried it in a case of obsti.
nate Asthma. en a child of- Paul SchWebie, in
which many other remedies had been triedwith
out any relief. The Balsam gave sudden - relief,
and in my opiniun, the child is effectually cured
by its tin. , Yours, &c.,
JACOB HOFFMAN, M. D.
December 23d, 1841.
' Dear Sir e —Your Balsam of Wild Cherry bas
effected some astonishing cures here. One of
_which is an old lady, Mrs, Russell, who had been
suffering for a long time With Shortness of breath,
ing, and general weakness, until she was finally
obliged to keep her bed. Atter various other re
. t medieS hid been twirled to in vain, elm coalmen
SURPRISING VIRTUES
_
yourlfaisarn, and after taktng two bat
so far rcentiered ae tt.beable.ao attend
duties or her house, and nu taking two
!re Wins entirely-cured. ; .. - •
:siectrullyeLe s •
• 8.. C,,
TON--As time ie a spurious mixture
^:tip of Wilpi.C,herry t jjarhhasers sheuld
?articular to ark for Dr: WISTARII,
obsero itiaeignattne.ori the 40-
.
. .
ri.ePal 4 .B-4 , r5!..c I'446e:cr. Ind sold at whole
sale by & Co., Cliecrtnita;
Streeli Ppiladelphta.
Ruld !ti Pottsville by. V. - B:ELCHIIOI.3 . 24nd
JOIIN S. C. MARTIN, and in .almnst cier,
,town and vilicte throat:bout tho Cte4 try
Price $.1.00 a bottle.
January 7, I
PROTECTION;
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE '7
TILE FRANIiLIN INSUMANCE
or put t:.tost.sota.
Capital 4400,000, Pahl ht. • • •
PEAPETUAL.
CONTINUE to mate Insusanii, pan:moot,
wi awl limiteirba every driseriptiun of prowl?
is town andsountry podia usual favorably:Wilms.
Orrice 163 i Chesnut Street neat fifth street,
CIIARLES N. HANCKER,President.
DIRECTORS, • • •
Charles N. /tinier, Samuel Gran!. -
James Scot:. . Frederick Brown,
Thomas Hart, Jacob R. Smith.. •
Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. IV;Richards,
Tobias Wavier. ' 'Afoilecai D. Lewis.
CIIARLES G. BANCKER.Seei.
The Subscriber has been appointed agent for,
the above mentioned institiltroc, and is now pre_
pared to make insurance ; on every desCription of
properly. at the lowest roes. •
ANDREW' RUSSET,
Puttsyille, Jame 19, 1841.
Indemnity aga that tosser douta7,,e by Flro.
• Capita 1 ••100,000.
cu.titTEß PERRLITUA.t.
T!TE SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE,COMa , I
MANY, make Insurance.% either temporary er
perpetually, against Loss or Damage by FIREi, in
town or country, on houses, Earns, and'Buildings of'„
all kindsr on household Furniture; •Merchandise,',
horses, Cattle, Agricultutal, Commercial and Matto.
factoring Steel: and Utensils of every deacriptien;
cssg:._4 and their Cargoes in port, as well as Menge- %
ges and cround Rents upoti the most favorable terms.
Applications for tnaurance, or may information on
the subject may be made either personally, or hi
letter, at the CoMpany'ra office; at the Northwest
corner of Sizth and Wood :SUMP:.
-. .
MORTON McAIICI.IA EL, President.
L. Knor.cit.tan, Secretary.
• I - DmEcTorta, ' - • ,
Morton McMichael, Charles Stokes,
Joseph Lirood, , A rchibaltrWright,
P. 1,, Lagucrenne, Samuel Townsend,
Elijah Banett, • Robert Lougheadi
Geory M. Troubatan. 11. W. Pomeroy, •t •
lieorge W. Schreiner. • • J :
The subscriber has been appointed AOENT Air this /
above mentioned Institution and is now prepared to
make iNSURANCRII upon every description of property .
at :he lowest rates. BENJAMIN 11A.NNAli -
Pottsville, Feb. roan ~ _
NEW DRUG STORE.
E. B. EICIHIOLTZ, respectfully
informs the citizens of Pottsville, 'Lod
N;;.3. Schuy !kill county generally, that be
has opened, ( in the eitarr- fumed), oc I,
copied by Mr. Stator,) a general assortment of I
Drugs, Medicine:, • .=
Chemicals, Paints, • •
Dyes, •
Varnishes, Fully, • :
Glass, SAicea, -
Patent Medicines, 4.e.,4e.. • •
And solicits a share of public patronage, con& :
assuriog the public that every article in
his line, shall be o. the first quality, and lurrely, , ,
genuine.
Having served a regular app enticovhip to the
betimes to Philadelphia, those who favour him
',nth a call, can rest satisfied that ho will guard
strictly against all mistakes, and haVo their mcd.
reined put-up with tho,groatest care and nicety. ,
Physicians prescriptaaris attended to with par.;
ticular care, at all hciurs:' 'Country Physicians and
Storekeepers, supplied at a small advance on ci.
ty prices. Pottsville, December 3. 49—f
FRESH GROCERIES
ad Goverment, Java, Rio,`Laguira and Cuba Coffeta,
Porto Rico, St. Croix, and New Orleana Sugars.
imperial. Young Hyson. Pouchong ¢SouchungTea
Double and &ugh: Refined Loaf and erusbxd Luwp
Sugar.
Pickles and Sauces, a general assnrtment.
Red, White, Yellow and Brown Soap.
Wines and Liquors, a full assortment.
Purto Rico, Cuba, Sugar House and Syrup Molasses.
Cliocokne, Coco. Starch, Fruit, Rice, (lc:
Can bo bought on as reasonable tcrum ,as ciao
where of E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
Afay 28 ' itt
11 WHO WANTS BAROAINS.,fIt
gg IPPINCOTT & TAYLOR are receiving freer
EL/ the.r Wholesale and Retail Store. No. 21, Mar , '
ket street, Philadelphia, a lot el superior Ready Made ;
Clothing,,and which they are obliged to olrer at low.
prices) in'order to dispose of their Winter stock, and
by selling at reduced prices, it will enable them to
dispose of their splendid assortment of Clothing, to
the enure satisfaction of the customers. fly ,
and examining, you will find full Lined Plain and Fig
u red Bearer-Cloth SilltOlit- Coate varying. in puce'
from $ll 00 to 15 00,
Superior 1". nglish Pilot chats, fi CO to 10 00
' do .Flushing do 50 to 500
do Blue and Bl'k. Frock Fonts 900t012 00
do do Dress do 900 to 11 50
do Grey and Green Cloth Coats 100 to 900
do Moleskin Frock & Dress do 400 to 500
Also on hand an assortment of Fancy
Satin Vests., 2 50 to 4 ,511
With a variety or Suspenders, Stocks, and - Collars.
&c., all of wh,ch will bo soW to We entire satisfac—
tion of all that msy call, by _ ,1
UPPINCOT & TAYLOR, 1 :
Mammoth Clothing Store,
Corner.of Mabantongo and Centre street:
P. S.—We are now prepared to a'ccommodate
those fifteen men that called on us last Saturday for
Surtout Coats at their own prices.
Pottsville. December 31, sr_
ss •
NEW FASIIIONABLE cLurntN.:.
STORE.
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RUST erneti fur the Benefit of the Poor, 0
hyl,
" selling at reduced prices and for cash, it the
old Post Office stand, Centre street, opposite Mar-
Itet %treet. _
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rid ex _ ,
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Hy d.trog aming, you will fiud the PA. 1
ces to suit the Times. '
Pottsville, November 12, , 461 ...
EX LCUTORS , NOTICE.
ALL persons having'claims against the Estate,
of Robert Mel/11 - mut, late of: the city
New York, deccne, , d, are' requested to mAti:
known the same without delay, to Abileit
Dermot, Executrix, James R. Whitiolt,
George tlar. Executorn, in tho city of New York
.r, to EDW.OWEN PARLIX !
Attotne7 fur the Executors, Potttritlo.
April I(, 14—tf
CARD.
ri C. WILLIAMS, Dentist, mestreipeetfulj_
ly informs hie frier.ds, and the puhlte gee.;
orally, that ho has removed his.offico, from No.
38 North Ath street, to Ne. 120:4reti Stritt, Ist
door ,hetow Sizth street, South - side • where-ho
wilt continue the practice of. DENTISTRY, in
all its different - branches. All operaiiitis petrol.
med on the late and Most approved firinciplee.
Philadelphia, IX:comber .
R. DECKER'S ET , E S.ALVE.—A. supply.
of,this highly aolobrated Salvo for sore and
indaelitif Eyes—just reeekied and 'tor saloby
.3'OllN S. C. AIARTIN'S•Drug Store.;
Jinuary 28, - s—
,',-
Pi °TICE
IS, given to thiiiitiblie;that a Yount Ladies! Bi;h
School. of a superior elastic termill be °Petted kla Ule,
Borough of Pottsville, about the giet of April next..,
A more lull advertisement ! Fill - heroines be giver',
with the recommendations and .- eferenees. -. : •. '
Feb. 18, . -. . - • -, . 8— ..
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pEAsE's 113.4.741 DY.-- ) 4. s pply •
Cough Candyjust recciverfrourtho
Philu,dolphla, and for rale at: ;1 •
Drug Stozo ' Dcectabor 4.6
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sivrunkS receivilt and of
Viv sale an lusorteent Suificy s nact ritlin3 •
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