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lorries in retnrosnruta.--Tbe Philadel
phia correspondent of the New York:Tribune gives
the folldwing account of the Porter trial in Philip,
tlelphil i—v , The ea of John Poiter, who had
been Convicted of tobbilig his employers Of gob&
eta motley- to the amount. of 1111000,'wes then
tailed 'up, • and in amsequences of a paltry error.
bn the pet of the Clerks near trial was grouted !
Thiooung man, the Attorney General and many
of our edi,zerra ipow to he s neat relative of the
trecotive,istd Of..course• he must not be barahly
dealt with. specimen _ of juctice here,
trout] state to your loaders, that Juba Pater 19 e
Very genteel; fashionable young man, and upon no
bccaatota has he been permitted'tO enter the priso
ner s.box, although there were those confined in
thit hog whose
,apPearanees were of a - fat more
honest chiracter sod whose ofeners were nothing
In comparison to his ; but invariably seated within
the bar among thelawyers I - • - '
to the siguiiint fur a new trial yesterday after
noon young Brewstery counsel for the Messrs.
Warnochn—for foil - must Win* the Common
wealth are .not 'known in the ease I—took a bold
and manly stand against the efforts now making
to cheat justice of her :dues; In speaking of Pot
ter, be ,aim, e painting to him ; ~.There he site—
tvbere he shoo - tat not sit-51631 from those whose
characters and crimes are ore fdt tees magnitude °
; disci these with Which he stands convicted—dan
gerous in the eitreme—and I trust your Honor
(Judge Bing) 1 will remember your promise a few,
days since..in_ passing sentence upon a. poor ig
noranteoloredlgirl, When you stated that every in.
ditidual who tied been unfaith'ul to their employ
la should receive no mercy at your handcprovid
ing they were cetwicted before you.. " This was
too much'- 7 a ne* trial Was immediately granted.
A BATIII2IO Scasa..—Mr. kecJall. in his San
is Fe Sketches, says :
At Ojo Caliente there is e noted wenn well in
the edge of the to.sn, and several of our party vi
sited it ft( the purpose of bathing.' The water
bait up-in great quantities, and forms a Igrge and
Jt ep basin from-the very riontain bead. We
ancliately divested ourselves of our clothing and
&abed into the refreshing element—diving end
awfMming about in water just warm enough to be:
corrifertable - . j Before, we had left the large natural
bathing-tub our party - Wes increased by the arrival
of several Mexican girls, Who. not the least daun.
tad by our presence; immediately joined in our
aquatic sports.—With tarp and japans laughter
they commenced splashing the water about them ;
now diving to the bottom!. and then rising to the
outface, shaking the Water fron their long hair
and padding about like, Newfoundland dogs.
- •The customs of thecountry reaction the open
commission of scenes sitch as I have just mention
ed,•end many others which would be deemed high
ly indelicate in other linds ; and however much
the foreigner may at (list be tempted to doubt their
strict correctness, he soon learns that no conven
tional rules oppse a barrier to such acts. True
modesty coneist in the thought which governs every
action and viewed in this light there was certain
ly no inmedesty in the girls of Ojo 'Caliente in
d edging in a bath, even if they did appear •rig't be
irks (elks: de the philosophic Sam Slick would say.'
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ger pains will !dam at the following hours:
From Pottsville ittsi A. M. t dap
Fenn Philadelphia at 6A.U. $ • I *.
Both Wins page at-Pottstown. The down train
breakfasts at Reading, end the op at-Pottstown.,'
at Norristown,
for Which 15 tniamesaYe allowed at each station.
WASS.
Ist Class Carr. 2d Class Cars.
Betweon Philadelphia Mid Pottsville $350 and 82 50.
Between Plailastelphia and Reading 82 25 and SI 73.
• Excursion 'tickets, good for two days only,
Between Philadelphia and Pousville. 5500
Between Philadelphia an Reading, 3Mk •
kart • 14
- 2 ' PREMIUM.
FOWEIZED PAPER LUNGING,
4111 liaduced Prices far Cash.
arlllE subscribers having Made arrangements
to manufs4ture paper on the most extensive
- scale, are enabled, from their long and practical
experience, to produce the article in greater , per:
feetion than has heretofore been done, and offer
to the public a larger assortment of paper any
-other establishment in the city., ,
Persons purchasing for their owr. houses, and
likewise cutlery merchants and,dealers to the
article, will and-it diubly to their advantage to
call, as we are determined to bell a large quantity
at a SMALL vaunt lea CAPH.
Papers purchased at our establishment are
i warranted to measure lea yards in length. We
are induced to make this 'statement. as a consi
derable .quantity sold does not run the usual
length.,
has become so common to speak extrav
agantly in . alvertisements of the superior quality
and excelment of stock, we thtok it proper to say,
as a proofof the superiority of our papers, they
have. whenever exhibited, taken the highest pre.
miums, and we are now in the possession of three
'dant medals given as proof positive of the qual.
ify in three, of the largest of the Union, Philadel
phia. New York and Boston.
HOWELL & B ROTHERS,
Practical Manufacturers.
. No. 144 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. April 1,
r 0 Country Atrerehants end eleae➢ant
•Tatters.
WE invite your attention to our extensive as
sortment of Englijh, Frond, and Ameri
can Broad Clutha, of various finalities, - and ep.
proved colors. Also Habit laid - Rouble Milled
Cloths, together with a good assortment of:Plai
and New • Style Fancy tangle and dooble.milled
Cattintere, Sattinetts, Velveteen.; Giraffe. Cloths,
Merino, Summer Cluths • Gambroons, Linen Dril
lings, and other articles• fur Summer wear, Eng
lish and French boiled Satins. Valencia and oth.
er Vestir.gs, Silk . Velvets. Brown and Black Hol
land,. Silk and Verona Serges.Silictes, Cubans,
Paddings, Canvass, Buttons, Sewing Silks, Scarf
Twist, Thread. Bindings. Cards, Tapes" and all
other articles of trimmings used by Tailors.'
We are daily receiving flesh goods which are
examined. and. orrery article warranted as repro .
*anted. and told at prices that will give eatisfac;.
tion to purchasers.
LIPPINCOTT & PARRV. •
Importers and dealers in Cloths Cassitocra &c.
No. 57, North 2d St.,* few doors below Arch.
Philadelphia. April 1, . 14-2 m.
SITERIFFALTY..
•
To the Free and Independent Elec
torn of Schuylkill County.
UAVING been solicited by. a large number
of my friend...l am induced to offer myself
as a candidate. at the cunning election, for the
office of
SHERIFF,
Should I bo so fortunate as to receive a majority
of your votes t will perform khe duties of that
offico impartially and to the best of my ability.
W ILLI A 111 MATZ. ,
, West BrOnswig.
Mareh 143. 1 12—
To the Free and Independent`Voters
of Sehniikill County.
FELLOW.CITIZENS:—The solicitatioris of
numerous friends, who have promised me
their support, have induced me' to offer meek" to
your eonsideralion; as s candidate for the Or.
fits of'
43 HHH t F
at thewest Octoberlectiun. Should IL be so
fortunate as to receive* majority of your votes.
1 will spare no exertions to gite ontire.salialae.
!ion, by fulfilling the duties of the. Office with
industrg. wad fidelity. =
NICHOLAS 8E1'174111;ER.
Pottsville. March 25,' 1843. : 13—
To the F.fictori Schistigill Co.
FELLOW CITIZENS :- - -At'the solicitation ,
m:. of naj friends, who have voluntarily
sed to support me in different sections of the
county. 1 have been:induced to offer wYsclf as
a candidate for tie office of
43HER1 FF
At the ensuing election. Shuuld be so fortu.
nate es to Ii elected, I pledge myself to perforin
the duties of the office with fidelity, to the best
of my abilities. . JOSHUA 'BOYER.
• . Ille a gesnatturg, March 25. y , 13;—te•St
To ihe'Free and Independent .F.lec
'tors of .Sehuylkill .tounty.
AT the eeriest solicitation of a number of my
friends. I have been indked to utter myself
es • candidate CM the office of
- SHERIFF ' - -
At the ensuing cileetion. Should you think pro:
per to elect me,l pledge myself to perform the
duties of said office; to the best of coy ability,
SAMEEL .CHRISTHAN.
12—
March 13,
To the Frecand inthiendent l Ele&
tors of Schuylkill Cortuty. _
BELLOW CITIZENS,—At the earnest soli.
citations' of ft`in umber of soy friends , I have
concluded to Offer snyielf as a „candidate for tho
office of
S. E,R' I P
At the ensuing election. and respeetkilly stilicit
your votes. Should I'be elected,.l pledge Myself
to federal the - duties .of the office .to the beet of'
my abilities._ - " •
MICHAEL sturzEe.
March 11,
To - ihe Electors of Sfhuyfikitli , Co,
MNDIENDS AND FELLDW - CITIZENSP—At the
IV urge& seiithation of a number of ..ort s friends.
lam induced to offer rorselfae , eaniftdurel,for the
RIFF •
office of - • .‘ - • . 1 -
At the ensuing election,. Should jet' reperto
efoet re% I pledge myself to perform. 16041 nes of the
officer.° detest of toy abilities..
SAMUEL dEltd/VAIAN.
I , . 11-7_
Muth •U.
Tv tt fitiand Independent Eke, ! .
bore of Sehtty,kitt County.
"MARI ENDS ANDTELLOW:CITI ZENBl,—flar
ing been solicited by • nomber.of my Mends. I
am - induced to afro. myalfs• • candidate at the neat .
Canard Election for office of • - •
,
SHE/Fk.
Sltriuld I tic SO forts:Uwe et to 111 . • mijosit]
of ybor VOW tpledge Myself to ierforef tbek Stating
Hasid allicewith Molds to ditibestrifitst
- - JEREAPin ./IEeM
Pottsville, tilart4t
TO the Electors erSeheylkillANNi"-
IWELLO*, ;-:At the cattiest ',soh.
citatithatfA ntriobit Orley' tello-_s,.Veteni,
- baits been induced to offeiwipetilf as itudolile
tor tho otikerer ' ; • "- •
•
thelniening-eleetiont and ibilieetfigli solicit
rev eulfoite.‘: Shodbi be wife:too:fate as to be
eleetet to\ will eedeavet- to perform
4bedeties Ithereetto your entire sadireetica:
Your. relloor pttiten. • '
'JOUR '11: "BleitEL.
Ii-
Mitch Ili
•-• (TO Tfif PLI,BLICI)
150 000 -
WestinPrinciple is! Water-Proring Cloth.
l;Y this method th e - pores of the Cloth ern left
• open an bef ore, " by which thb uer.
Spiritless can fr eely escape; and at the 'dine time
it is rendered Water-prenf for all preened"! pur
poses. The Moms is both simple and e t heop. It
is adapted tsevery nada and occupation, to stitch
Cloth el ' any; ; description is or ca . be:used.
Cloth hosing pugged thretugh this proceisits
ever after said -from )ILifdeui and Verniin. , Sail
and 'Awning miters, Clothiers, Hatters flout and
Shoe makers r Umbrella makers, Cloth man:die.
turers and all others whose interest it to, are re-,
spectfully invited to this subject. • • •
Rights for Sale ;for any part al the United
States by the Proprietert , at his residence, No.
130 NassmiStreet. New York ' either far Cash
or in exchange for property, real or personal.
Also, for Sale. as easy, cheap and simple, pro.
cessretulering Calico Prints Past; the tradd is in
vited to at. -Also, for eale, 'Cream of Earth,"
a sure and safe remedy for Mould on Leither
and Furs, of all descriptions Trunk and liar.
nets makers, Boot and Shoe. Dealers. &c. will do
well to consider Of it. .These remedies , are, all
very simple and cheap ! Ooe Thousand yards'
of Cloth may be rendecedWater-proof at en ex-1
pense, of One Dollar Water Water proof Flannel
worn next to the skinn• h ik.stiers.preventive and
Cure for the Rheumatism. Thestotleiging is an.,
extract of a Report on the subject, frin'is'Citiffie"
mitten of therommon Council:
' , The Coduniu s ce oil Arts. „Sceinces, and
Schools, twos/tom was referred the' Petition of F.
11. Pettis, asking for a consideration for an in
vention which Abe Petitioner Cill/1/111 as hasten
clerk% Cloth of every description Waterproof,
beg, leave to
Report ; that they examined several pieces of
Cloth which they tested. and 'found the same am.
pervious to water, except from a pressure beyond
that of ordinary rain, and believe that pereons
clad with garments made from Cloth thug pre
pared, would be secure from usual exposures in
raii4 weather, The advantages - cif this, oboe°
that. of India Rubber will be perceived, when it
is_known that the pores of the Cloth era not clo
sed, allowing the free escape of Ike insensbilo per.
venation, which is important to health. The
Cow/Atte am assured by the Petitioner, that the
bearity or lustre of the Cloth is not tarneshed,
that its quality is not injured, that it is not less
sepia ; but; On the contrery, the beauty, duality'
and auplenesa ate preserved. and for many per.
poses rendered more lasfirig. The cheapness of
the application brings the advantages at the im.
pruvement within the reach of all • and the com
mune have no doubt many Sill 'be disposed from
this cause toll* its advantages; and such test
will do more to establish its reputation than any
recommendation from this Committee.
The committee feeling disposed to- treat the
Petitim with all fairness, ant as far as they in.
vestigated the improvement, finding it to meet
• their expectations, they cheerfully recommend
such a trial of its merits by the-public, as will
. more fully test its utility."
Signed
MOSES G. LEON Ma: o ,„„..„
ee.
HENRY E. DAVIS.
The ;following era the prices asked for the ea-_
elusive right to use the "Dianna Prinepte" . of
Water-proving in the different States —Proper
proportion will be made Cavan, City. Town.
County or District. '
Maine 01,000
Vermont 2,000
New Hampshire 4;000'
Miussadhussefts , 14,000
do, , Dyu Bening , tom
Rhode Island ' 3.000 .
Conecticat 3,000
New York 1b,009
New Jersey • 4 000
do, Calico Priutiog 40,600
• Pennsylvania • 15,000
Dele w are 2,1100
Mary/and 5,000
Virginia . 1080
North Carolina 6,000
South Carolina 5000
Georgia - 5,000
Alabama . , 3,0011
Tennessee . • 4,000
Mississippi • - 2.000
Ohio . 1 0 . 000
Kentucky • 5.0110
Ind tenni
Arkansas i. 1,500
Miebigau . • - 4,000
Illinois " - 5,000
Missouri. • 3.000
District of Columbia 2,000
Florida
~ 1,500
Wiscoosin • 1,500
gote—ClOth. Garments' Karim Blaokets. &c.
taken in and Water-proved by the proprietor at
moderato charges. Cloth done it 25 cents per
yard; Over Coats 0 I 00; other uncles in propor.
portion. The Firemen, individually end coffee
tivelyi, are invited ts examine the advantages of
the discovery. Post paid letters will finve,prosopt
attention. Terms of halo Made easy to r9spoc,
"ibis' purchasers.
H. PET.TIS,'
N 0.130 Nassau Street, New York.
March II II-3m
ISA.AC M. MOSS,
No. 17: South Fourth St. afew doors Wow Market
.PIELADELPHIA,
11,11rITE* the attention of country Merchants
-"Lend others istOds edtensite assortment of School
Books, superior Blank aieouni Books, (of his own
manufacture) and Foreign'and;Durtmatic station
ary.
Quills, Wafers, Sealing War; Steel Pens of up,
wards of fifty varieties. Blue Black, and Reilin kg.
Lead Pencils. Slates. inkstands, fizz.
Er Cheap Armen . Books—a large stock al
ways on hand suitable for retail trade. and coon,
try Merchants:
A LARGE AMOUNTS? Or Wait/1W PALPILIP s tools
cap and . Letter Papers plain and ruled '; Wrap.
ping 'Papers, Bonnet Blutrds:Pltying Cards, and
all other articles sold by stationers.
Lammas Jouanata, Raman' Boors, 00 4 suit.
Alai for Banks. Entine offices, &c,,nonstantlynn
hand or, made to order, of any site; shapei . or pat.
tern. _Materials and Workmanship warranted o
the, best quality. all of whichare orered at pri.
ces to ittit the tiales.,
. Xresauntily . Niercharste and others Shilling the
city, are respectfully invited to call and examine
hie goods 'and pricer, and satiety themselves o
the great tat:tactical eff'ected Sy the (Sash System:
' Phil]., March 44. s It-2mo
• TO RENT.
THE PORT''CLINTON FOUNDRY, end
.Machine Shop, together with ell the Flask%
Machtnery; and fixtures belonging iherito. Art.
ply to!'• • . " ISAAC 111EY ERB. Esq.,
at Port Clintonv or to
ECKERT 4 GUILFORD, ,
• • Sinter& Furnace.
31—of
Draimber 17
HOUSES TO LET.
' • One two story Brick blouse an .Coat
,z
;as :Streetiwitb. Kitchen attanbed._
B e ; > One tin -story -.Stone Altiore, in
afabantoeigo Street, lately- &copied
by Su:Aber - ger; I One adjoining this - abore,
at present, occupied by this, dlisafatia'r— --
Ona Dante Udine! in Lyon Streeti at present
in:civics] by I. ,Zoop,r. -
For feitther . partieularip ripply to the subscriber.
B. fiILLYMAN.
Pottsville.iistols
Only 02rOi , a MAO of the, Vulted.filigis.
MITCHELL'S Large M ap, of th e 'United
AxAStateeo filet by 31.moonted on Ritlere, coo.
tamping the email* of the linked Etateer-of
and the only cornet Map *fib. United States
now eztantoth the low rate oft % which to shoot
one-fourth the wthal price. _received end
for leeki . B. }ANNAN:
.
iffies6. - iNO6O=6
' 7 ,- "
'
MEd
IN. AAIWIITTCY.
'
EASPEWI - - DISTRICT' OF PENNSYLVANIA:
NOTICE.' .
A:PkTtriChltor the Benefit itieataitiropt
- Gaiint.hisbeen filed lha 21st day of JitauFy.
by• - • •• ' •
John 13; Vouty . , Roaihtan, Schuylkill co; `
Which Petition will bc heard heroic the District
Court of the United Rlatea for this Eastein Die.
Hie of Penns, lionit. sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the Diattict Court !loofa in - the City 01. Phtladcl•
delphic on Friday. the- lst day ol'April nest. at
It O'clock, A .11. when at.d where all pertains
interested way appear And show 'cause; if any
they have. sr!iy the 'traver of the said Petition
should not be granted; and said Petitioner de.
elated Bankrupt.
FIZA NCIS HO P NSONe
Cloth of the District Coed.
March 18,
NOTICE.
A PETITION for the Bencfii of the Bankrnpt
Law, has bees filed the Sd day of Match, 1813
by
Albert 11, Denel, Storekeeper, and Dry Goods
Merchant, Schuylkill county. '
Which Petition will he heard before the Diettiet
Gollit thrbUnited States tor the eastern Die.
tract of Pennsylvania, sttting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Cow room in the City of PhiladeL
phia, on Friday the 7th day of April neat, at I I
o'clock, A. M..‘when and wtitte all Persona in
terested may appear and show cause, if any they
have,why the prayer of the aaid`Petitibri should
not b granted, and the said Petitioner declared
Bankrupt,
FRAS. HoPKINSONE
Clark of this District Court.
11—
March H.
FOR DISCHIRGE.
United States. Court..
EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
In Bankruptcy. _
NOTICE.
A PETITION for Discharge and; Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, has bean filed by
William Watkins, Individually, and as a mem
ber of tho firm of Lawler. Spencer & Cu,, Coal
Dealer; Schuylkill county..
And Friday, the 9th day of June next. at It o'.
clock, A. M.. Map:minted for the hearing there.
of, before the said Court. sitting to Bankruptcy,
at the District Court Room,
in the City of Phila.
dclphin, when and whore t he Creditors of the
said Petitioner, who have proved their Debts, and
all other persous in ioterest, may appear and
.how, cause, if any they have, why each Dis.
charge and Certificate should tint be granted.
fIANCIS HOPKINSON,
Clerk or the District Court.
23—[(It
March 25! NOTICE.
A PETITION for Discharge and certificate
ander the Bankrupt Law. has been filed by
Benjamin Hasler, Boat Builder, Schttylkill Coon.
ty'
And Friday, the oth day of June nett. at II
o'clock, A. 1111„ it appointed for the boating there.
of, before the said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy,
at Clio District Court Room,:in the City of Phil.
adeliiihia. when and where. the Creditors of the
said petitioner, who have proved their Debts, and
all other persons in interest, may appeir and
show- cause. if any they have, why each Dii.
charge and Catttrcato should not be granted.
FEU& lIOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
22-••
Much IA,
NOTICE.
PETITIONS For Discharge and Certificate un.
dcr the Bankrupt Law, havo been filed by'
T:tomas Moyer, Tobacconist, Schuylkill co
Adam Brawn, late Armor, now Meaner of
iron Workir, ' , _ _ do
And Friday. the 28th Jay of May nest, at II
clack, A, M., is appointed far the bearing.there
of, heforo the said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy.
at the District Court Iloone, in the City of Phila-
Xlelphis, when and where the Credtture ef the
said Petgicusers. who have proved their - Debts,
son all other persona io interest, way nppear and
show atelie r if any they have, why inch Dis
charge and Certideato should nut he granted,
FR AS. lIOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
II
Mari& ii.
NOTICE.
A PETITION fur Discharge and Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law. halt been filed by
Samuel Lewis, late Coat operator. now Engineer,
Surveyor, Ind Conveyancer, Schuylkill t o.
and Saturday, the 29th day of April nett, at II
o'clock, A. M., is appniutcd ler the hearing there.
or, before the said Court, sluing in Bankruptcy„
at the District Court Roorn, in the City of Philo.'
&Antal% when and where the Creditors of the
said Petitioner, who have proved' tt►etr Debts,
and &Bother parsons ininterestilsay iifigeat and
thaw 4enee, if any they have, why ,push Dis
charge and Certificate should not be, granted.
FBAS. 110I'lliNSON.
Clerk of the District Court.
6
Feb. 4, 18434
NOTICE.
pETITIONS for Litacharge and CertiOcate
under the Bankrupt Law, bare bmn filed by
John Pinkerton; Individually, and as a niember
of- the hie grunt of West, liosigson & Co.,
florksou, Pinkerton& Co. Land John Pi,ihdton
& Co., late Coal Merchant; note Agent,
Kahay!kill cu.
Edward Y. Farvhar, Marred.-• ne
Benjamin S. Titus, Individually, and ag d
member Mlle late 6rm of Browis & Ti;
tus,Reivedcre N. .1. 4o
Edward MOAN : late Merchant, DOW
Clerk,do
Joseph '411; Tanner, do
and Saturday, the ..4goi day of April next at 1I
o'clooli; is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the said Court; sitting in i3atik.
roptcy; 01 the District Court Rooth, in the City
of Philaderphiaa when and where the Creditors
of the said Petitioners; who have proved their
D btr, and all other persons in interest; may ap.
pear and show Cause, if - any they hive, why such
Discharge and Certificate should not be granted.
I' fIIAS: HOPKINSON,
of District Court.
6
Febnia ry 4, 1843.
THE ANTHRACITE FIT/I,NACE,
OC ATED in the Struugh of fattaville,
Schuylkill county. Pa ;,is not excelled by a.
ny other is facilities for obtaining catiely dotes,
Limestot e. and• Coal, honk accessiblai by Canal
and Rail Roads to }tithing yarilsiaf:tbe stack.
The Furnace and inachinery is in each° a state of
preparation/that asntall sititiunt of yutlity; would
be sittScient to put it in illicit in a few 'weeks.
The authenticated 'scam:tits cif this great
provemeuts and eztraordigaiy qualitiet of the
ton produced by Anthracite coal in Walet,.holds
out strong guatuntr.cs Jar 80 and 'profitable tn..
yeah:tient: , 1 i
The proprietor not` haviirt g ,the requisite a.
mount.efeapital to keep it in blast. is desirous of
having some person to join thin. who would mike
a ; 4 or 23 sourest—on he 4111 lease or. tell ate
whole.property on au& 'multi as,. aviU he found
advantageous. I - = -
Fur Turtrie'r lenticular,. apply to
WILLIAM U. MARSHALL.
Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pa.
January '4B. 1843, , 5
-1111 GB 801100 L FOR YWUNG LAJRX.F.S.
The public are iespectltiity tamped-that a•
greeably to a ; former notice; Mita Allen from
,New England,icill open a nigh Schniil for Young
Latiep; inn Monday ; the 1.1 April nett.. •
Instruction Rill be giieit (ham branches
taught in the New' England Scunnaties.
7:Elg.illt
Tuition in the Elementary 454 per mit.
•
Iltgh.r
French and Latin ' 6 do
_ Draiiing and Osintbig. :!Extra 2 do
Farther informatian roay,ite'oblairied by xeler-•
epee
Rev. I. McColl?. John Ship - peo.
William F. Deane F.. 4. aF.
- . • T. 43. Beatty'. • .
PottiMlle, March. 25 , 1843. ' ig—
SMOKED NEAM--,44ake Ind . Shoul
ders. good Meat and welt eared. just received
add tor isle. by ' . .81LLYM.AN & CO.
Bluth ItD t 12—
JOHN=- NEVILLE,- -
NITORITY AT taW
aalpstAB removed fiord:Market Street tet die item
formetly Al:intuit* Slehplija
Came Stteet, opposite the Ng 081cei
tfetebet 8; '
JAMES .CAVIPBELLi
• ATTIRINJEIVAT
rtrrrsvius, re.
MIAS reMovcd hie office To the south ereat.comei
of Centre and_fdarket greets. one door limas of
Samuel Thompaon'a Stott. Practicing in the'seror
al Courts of Schuylkill aid Coldnbin countieni.
A: DOOL'Elti
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
HAS removed his offitto to the ist4ce or foils
C Neville. Esq.. opposito the Post Olnee.„ ,
November 26; P i 4 8 — , " ,i.l
, .
• -
ATTORNEY AT LAWS
/fIFFICt iu tontre itfeet. timiosith 1110 ttcbanti
llotel. Potuiviile.6ept.3„' , —36
JOIIN-,I'.yIIO,BART,'
ATTCIiCKEY AT . 14Wy
OIiniGSIIVRO.
Will practice in iffe Courts of Sollubikili coon//J,
March 18, 19
FARM FOR SALE. _ ,: •
THE anhacriber offers fur aide the strintgrasi , „
Farm." situate halt a mile nom lho'tovin o f
Pinegrovr, euNaining....One Hundred and Filly
Aeree, The Union Comal pasecs through the
property. The Boil is a,s;ndy riper kittonii and
has beer. well limed, -
:.
c" Tho improvements consist. Of
ir n good Two Story Frame Dumping, .4
In ; Bank Dam and aSaw nillc rig& :4 I
good 'powevi
Fur further Information, apply to
GEORGE N.. ECKERT,
Sn4fia!tt ,Furosce. ••
Pinogrove Townahtp, Schuylkill county,:
Oct:tinker 17, isia, • it
. -
8.••• WA ir i
T11:9 • f Oil
OOLDEN SWAN IlarELI
ry BOARD 43148 DOLLAR 11:11 DMA
By thtt month on teasonablo terms.
CIIAItLES WEISS 1 rimpriptor;
Alti. 0 Notes third St..
tsw udons Anovn tt-tcn
PIIILADELPMA,
ittarch,l.l,
TO 1101.1S:___
—f- -
23,000 lbs, of Feathers; for sale very lois
id any /jinni ities to suit porcba:
sere Mr cash; at prices from 10, )5,20 and 25 cis;
pee:pound. Ready• made Beds, Holsters, and-
Pillows and curled hair Mattresses, Moss dot
and all other kinds to suit any sized &Ostend.;
always on hand. Coded Hair and New' Orleans
Moss by the halo dr single pound.'
Country *Bore Keepers would fine it to their
advantage by calling on the subscriber belore
purchasing
FINLEY dr..:CO”
South East corner of Second and Walnia Sta.;
Philadelphia. March IS,
NEW STORE,
JAMES DONITNEti ' • -
I)ESPECTFULLY informs the public !hal • '
be his brought with him from •Mow Yore.
this epilog, d large assortinerit of • , .•
GROCERIES it LIQUORS,. • . •
Which he offers for sale at the most modeiate,
Philadelphia wholesale prices," ( freights added; ):
et his ware how, in the 'new , Stone 11,1111dirige,
nest door to his tafera. 41.orste afddition to rats:
vine; consisting of , • , •
Black arid Green Teas, •
Falling-Loa; Saittn grin,. Porto Ride; 4 4 ,Nos!
Orleans Sugars;
Rio, Java; arid St. Dnmiligo Coffee,. : --
Sperm & Conicrioia Eills; Mohasco,
Whret and Yellow S9eys i Tobanco o .
Ifeg and Box Raisins,
Wines and Liquersi front centurion :
quality; • -
A quiutity of - dryad Meift;
Mackerel; from N0..1 to No. ;in guirtir Ng . ;
'and lull bairelS,
. About 300:5aCks Grotind Salt, -
4 1.
GO barrels aupetior Bnm
ceer Ale, &
May 14, - 20-11
• PENNikLVANIA HALL, •, ' i•• A
THEtit -. , .'
public are reliectftilly joie:iced Oat • , ; . .1 LI
sdbacritfcra barre_tahou tide large aisdnoto, A. - k '''l
,i'l,4
-„e modions critablobluelaf. teccottl kept .',' ','2,1
i; iv by William G. delmson. To the Cur. “r., , );
i . II mer pintoes oflhis mabtlfahmciit and
- --:-_ the' public generally, the undersigned' ', , ':1
promise to extend all tbereccomtoodafious Mut', ; ', '' . i'
comforter' hist rheutio ant taco Ea eatisrpetokihr i i ',• t
remixed,. whilerindor :he cheree ut Illt-rotkistin; , . , 1
SO.l 'EPII WEAtElle . - • 1
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JACOB PETERS.
Pottsville, June 11,
SPRING G9ODSo
THE aubscribers have ou hand, anti r ainCieneiv, - \
log by frecnent arrivals, an assoatilent
GotAssultable for the approacbtog.,,;po) . 4a - gtittog
which are F
Cloths, Cassininres.Yeakinge and Mber gads,
for Men's ure4—Merino. Caasitnerea, Manchester
Stripes, Wore led plaids, and a itartetrof other__
articles for Boys' wear—Monselines delaine - •.$
pact Goitres; Printed Limos, Scotch:, 14in).
&
c. Also Black dui) golorad Alas, roolar sand
Bijocades ; Sllk Binged TkitheiShawlsi ,
'dosed do., flionketsi guilts - and Wi v
es ii.trolbwit
goods.
tI4,IIPLES3 4 SONS. 71 '
Sol; ,d Street, Pfriilo44thia - z -
Nloieb 4,'1643, • , 111,L4trio: i.
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DOICTCIII. -AR. LIPPE, ' - . ;
RESPECTEULLY info/ mi the inhabiteniSt.
of Puttsvllle end vicinity. that be hal j.
moved in town, and oferials,peofessitinal se;;- . ,
cell in all the medical hiaiphean he fut.blic.
Practicing. he ;Ilontexepitlito systexo. *tor If
requested, the Allow pubic, he boyes,tteln lot if •
experience to Rise , full satisfaction to;:eizthi"inp
will call on He will be ready for ptofeaskin. •
sernecel.t- gm; et hiszcaldence. 1
P, WNW, 31- • •
Greenwood, Dezember 49—If
wacti.mthe DRY GOOD SWBE,
• ICO'. 77 1 7 -2 MARKET STRESt•
odrat4e—Above
oz? Goods fur Cask at .4udiun, Priti a 4o'
.. ..
Irllk:Subscribers hate determ nied to' ionduset theii ••
1r
business Upon the.cASAI Spices, atal eelt their .
Coed, a. low It mot a Lowita GRADE OF IItOIT4 On •
has heretofore been done is Philadelphia':—not one ._
article reduced wry tinc:iff thd espeetatidearpallig ''
it up on other Goods; but theti Paced shaft at4liactlit.-. •' '
Essotauxax,v Low; Their picas Will to tco/13:04_
by the suction Itatesselling at theistriepncei. nett •• -,
..rish,-as she Awationi 430 on pine--ncontenting theta.'
Belies With the Interest t i er the tide Li their Profit. -1
This;cannot but mien a stioniiithiceinint for ta8r....-•
ors. espedially from the' csittntry,aii..?ll ostthere ItS . ;,
preference to purchasing at ho w tea. I
do pallet the time discount. .unleas sheartsil4l4lcb •
a corm* amount; to which /moan it it ad *NOVI
1 convenient for Country' Buyers to purchase it - pia it _
will also aioid the cassitvantago q.btriet b:lttlietlil . , •
aford more Arndt° select, •
• They design to I veil shentseives at outs facilitT, .
n hunt the New -York ii Well as the thilid4ans •
kuctinca, in zaocukkaci Imam cones kT Tuttw, n`
SST I.OISPILS RAITV3. < •
1 We now respectfolOnvitecsar friends and *DOW • ..
lic to the Tiarr es Exigusacc in this insmos.belne. ' •
the.beitsva, to convince them , stt thelettiot 'oft
. tfiltiC ' '
_t ViiNSTOMB 0, ~ ~
Philadelphia. March; 14813. .' ' ~11-4xt. •
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zr o triteitizeayog ii s
of rottreilloated irssibed.servkx6 tielmitY
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