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---ort---Tuesday evening last. by he Rev: Mr Morse;
-,IOIIN Cr PiEVILLF, Esq.. Otto cyst Law. to Miss
EAvaisatrig, daughter of Char! , Lawton, Etrq., both
of tbls place. .
- •
On Thursday the fdh inst. by the Rev. A. 0. Geis - -
Senheimei. isstEs GRAF.FF. Romney at Law.
to Miss CARM.INE S. daughter of Michael Orme;
1 7 .2 q ,Aboth of Orwigsburg. •
Oithe II th inst-: in this Borough, by the Rev. Da - -
did Passinger. Mr. IsaAc EvEnt., to tss I OUISA
ANN S,T.teI.AIR, both 01 Pottsville.
0:7'1. 0.0. F. FRANK .-151 ENCAMPMENT.
*rill meet o n IVednesnay evening. Apn PM nt 7 b
Block. . 3. D. MCC. izcb: , •
April 15' , . -.. IW—
________.•___ _
il)nr litarket.
Icotuttcrio WEEKLY. Porrsen.Le- April 11, 1843
'Wheat Flour,,pr . Bbl $4,25 Bacon: per lb. tj 6l
.tye do ciirt. 1,311 Pork, fl 741
Vbeat, ' bshl 90 traits, " 10
Rye, " 621 Potatoes', bused 28
torn, ; " 45 Pla,ter, rot 4.50
Outs; " 28 ;Bay. - 15:00
gggB, dos_ ' 10 Vitnothy i'd, bshll,so
Butter, . , lb 121 1 ,Clover •• *' 5,00
IVAubigne's history of the Reformattoe
- -f—Complete at 75 cents. 87h cents ani 5 I per
icupj, for sale by , B. BANNAN.
• April 15, 16—'
LEADEN I'l EN--:•uffictcntly strong for tht.
purpose of introducing water into the lintses
for sale cheap, by BANNAN.
April I-5.,
scup AND CANDLV.S.—Soap and
Candles oI thu best quato) by use box; sold at
Philadelphia manufacturers pricesNireten a'ridcx
change'added, by W. 11. MARSIT ALL,
earner of Norweei4n St.. and Mt. Car Son R. IL
Pottstiile, April 15, I tts43. 16—
- -- .
STRAY STEER & HEWER; • t:IIEA l' GOODS FOR CASII.
faTILAYED away from the sebscriber, reslrding at - And it', Credit giren. ' •
Fl
•" Ittinersv Ile, or was ,tolen, IM the 5.h lest - a .•
-il , 'VIII .u'liscribcr has joist eq.'ened at the earner .
black Steer , abort 3 years old. also a brindle Ilet Cr. k
alp ot years old, both fat eatili , . Whoever will re- •
3- .of Norwegtan 5 , .,, and .Ilia Mount CarbrA
turn said ,Fait le to the rubscrib , , r, er girt. him infer- Rail Toad, a grneral assortment of groceries and
inaiion where he can get them egam. shall be reason-, Frovisions, which be Will sell at the lowest pos_
ably rl wardtd. • . ' . 1 .5 robin prices for Cash . Such A Stfgattt, Molasses.
J. II: i.I PG tilIN FtSS7:- "a Coffee, Chocolate. Tea;Cheese, Rite, Spices, &c.
l'f' -3 t '‘`.4ocrm and Whale oil, Spermateti, Moulds and
Dip'd Candles,)Soap, Tobacco, Segars, Ila Mk,
Shoulder., NkssTork, Dried flee, Codfisty, Mack=
erel,'llerring, &c k r .
wiLitAvi 11. MARSHALL.
April 8, 18 . 13, 15— tf
It!
Houti 01' .11 \lt I :
WONG . a Moon/ Chrif.iian Martyrdom
OUP limn ahe !af hist to the lalef.4 r•fiodi of
hiristiian k r er•t'eut.ort. "tt)rteV. John rox, A.
.041 cu t nuun and important tl dditions.
Tll4 above Rork %ill be contorted in 8 no
ters +tilted un heant lot type ‘ and cacti number
illtistifated with;mo platye at the low ra., of 15
ientalperritimbei,. Stite , crintions received by
BANNNN,
nooliFeller:k. St al loner.
April IS. IG--
A rre.s4-111):s
BrxanEvr tt. otti,Erts
eiim led %I I'it anti!' the :Mtn 14.1 r. 2d IRr,i
A. Div. P. NI , are I‘, lie it Inv.atade and I tw. c
ratan imilataltmos, as Intl .w.. •
Ist It 1' !AO\ rear nnced of 1.1
.1110 111/11 . 2illeer 3tl
tostip.utly, W. J. Mitilitii%; 51h
flarnpany, Capt. Niehi k t-is lines;
Cotiliany; Cap'. B. fill Kepner ; 9th
Company. Capt. I,atc Dewald ; 11th
Company. Capt.. P. Mhver ; 13. h
Coinyanv ; Lica. lii Neinert ; 13th
Company, Capt. Benjamin (''Gaup; 17th
Company, Capt. Ai in Reber w y l
met:! at Orwigbburg, on Monday, the 6.11 day 'of
May next.
2d BATTALION composed of 2elCompaoy,
Capt. B. Whepper ; 4th Company. Capt. F. Den.
gler;6th Company, Ciapt. Joe_ Vetch ;SibCom
pany, Capt. J. M. C;naland ; 10th Com pa ny , C apt.
John Frehafer ; 12th Company, Capt. L. Miler ;
14th Company, Capt. W. M. Robbins ;16th Com
pany, Capt. Roes hill ; 18th Company. Capt.
Thomas D. Abbot ; 2,oth Company, Cant. D. Den.
gler ; will meet on Tuesday, the Out day of May
next, at Schuylkill Ilare'n.
The respective lines vi ill be formed crania day
prectsely at 10 o'clock.
: Company Officegi will beir in mina, that if' any
of the Captains neglect to do their duty, the same
will devulye - on the next renior Lieutenant, and
Ccntnii,siens have not beer. eelivered, this
is to nutirjri s liem, that they are neverthelesabriund
to attend(to their duties and the Cuinmlaston will
bo deliveicel en Battatien eaysi.
Ifirorder that noire may be ;disappointed, and
the intentions cl the .Militia lava inure fully car.
vied oui, the public is liereV 'notilted that no
Person will he spffercd to parade without suffici.
- en' aims. unless in die- opinion of theCoinpany
Officers in command, he is too poor to provide
tiaMs'clf with ann., and any p'er'son appearing on
parade without aims, will be marked as an ab ,
sentee and fined accordingly, and es the: eompa.
pany trainings arc eibuit-vited, it is to be hoped
that none Jour fellovi tom out, un
less he is Witting to obey the Instructi6ns of the
officeix.
•
Theicempany Officers r ttrictly cnjoine to
obey the above instrutliims, and to have co 3
of their entolmenlk . teadyj omthe ribcie Be alion
days ( with their affidav,iiii attached. •
By order of cniontV DAN tEL
tt •
F. W. HUG H ES, Adjutant
Pottsville, April 1843. ' 16—
AMtI%ICAN FAMILY MAGAZINE,
Or, Genera! 46strad of Ovful Knowledge.
AWORK eminently useful 'in Familiett, and
tale r utated to arrest the attention, awaken
the eurnisttv, and enlighten thd understandings
Of the young,
Illograied with 0000 Srigratings,
To be completed in Sixteen Numbers, of from
208 to 240 pages each. Each volume eons:sting
OTwo Nurribers, will be complete in itself, and
unconnected with any other.
t'rice 2.5 cents per No. The numbets Es fast
au / published; can be obtained of the sohiterther.
B. BANNAN,
April 15, 16— Periodical Agent.
DISSOLUTION.
WHEREAS, the copartnership heretofore
. existing between Alfred Lawton and Ed.
ward L. Haven, of Pottsville, coal merchant., un
der the firm of Lawton & Haven, was dissolved
thy mutual 'consent, on the first day of April.
1843. All persona indebted to said concern tre
• .requested to make payment to Allred Lawton,
whois duly authorited to receive the same, and
All persons having claims agairi.t the firm
will present them for settlement to him.
ALFRED LAW roN,
• EDWARD. L. HAVEII. •
Pottsville. April IS, 1813. 16—
SHOW BEEP.' SHOW UTTON,
,AND SHOW PORK.
/11PHE eitisena of Pottsville and vicinity aro in
-ailed to call Tuts MORNING, Saturday,
At Sites' Botcher Shop, nearly opposite the Penn
. Oyliania Hall, Centre Street, and slew the finest
fotot . n.c r mutton, and Pork, tobe found jn this
, .
region Beef was raised by Mr, itcataz
pi Lebanon county, between Myerstown
6ad 11r"L um; they are only 4 years old, and very
fat, ere, to-anything that the State can produce.
The prices of this fine meat will be in accord
oiler with the nines—the beat tuts for 8 cents per
pound ! Who will eat inlet ior meat, when they
is y can get 's superior article fur such prices? , Call
. and see ! JOHN. sir Es.
rnltsville, April 15,
-• A .CARD'; , ' ,
lEzati;;.vytifisActrivnoenratillaevninpapo Bide
of the -,large , lX)U.
Walnut St.,
on 't Schrlaill (opposite tlitir,former place of
ulb 'ssy.intend to devots their latent ion to .re
ceiving and, shipping coal ,on commission, and
respedtrully_tkiliCit consign•nent, either on tom.
mission or at:Drage, their terms tre ' very moder;.
ate, and liberal advances still tie rhade as the
coatisived.- Thet will atstrallend to the site
arta shiptient of , coat
. at Riehihohit oh the bela
ware: -
REPLIER &Co
—Walnut SI. , wharf, Schuylkill, and
N. W:reortfer of Broad and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia, April 15, 16 —3mo
ONION SETTS. -On Monday, the sub.
scriber will have a lot 2 of Onion Setts, of a
uniform size, for sale cheap. B. BANN4N.
PottsvilleApril 8, 1843, 15--
CIRCULA SCREENS—FOR SALE.
THE subscriber has several very superiorcir
colar seTtens that he will Fell low, and• on
reasonable terms. They are Calculated tot ma.
king Broken and Nut`•, or Egg. and Nut Coat . •
April S._ 15= CO, IT. POTTS.
DII'kDENDb
rrlllE Stockholders in the company for creel.
••• ing a Bridge over the N. E. );ranch of the
rivet Susquehanna. between the town of Cate
aod the mooth of 'flailing Creek, ate here.
by notified 'that the managers this day declared
a.dividend of seventy flee cents per share for the
last six months, (equal 'to IS per cent, per anniwi)
which will be paid to them or their legal repre
sentativep, at Vie Treasurer's office., in,the town
of Catawiesa, nn or after the 17th inst. '
EZRA S. fIAYHERST, Treasurer.
April 8, 1843,
POSITIVE SALE.
LAND.
tlitirsday, April 20, 1843,. -
W I L. 14 be sold at twoO'Clock, P. 3.1: at HAM
tURG, Berks Coork! Two pieces of
Land beautifully situatrd within ,htilf a mile of
Hamburg-, on the riVcr Bb.huy Mill and Reading
Rail' Roan% having a front on .the river Of about
2700 feet Containing abdut 40 acres; and the
same front On the Rail Road; lays beautiful for
a farm or a town plot: The other adjiining,, con
taining about 80 acres. having the beep front on
the Ittin Road- and a public road. Tho soil is
ne.v and rich; is nearly{, level, having a gradual
slope to tic river.
Title indisputable. .Free of all incumbrance.
Formerly the proprrty ofJohn Heisler, Esq.
The preset!. owner is about removing from the
stars t it will be positively sold to the highest bid
der.
Terms at sole.
U embnrz. Apiiy 8, 1843
ASSIGN EE'S NOTICE:
THAT an.ossintinnt was made on the 13th
dayof :41a reh,1843, of the Books and accounts
of Ednion?. W. Earl, of r.tisville, Merchant (as
-le )10 Jamet..C. Oliver, of rant Grovtit(assign
ee )
All persons rwin.,t fhb. said Edmialta
on said Books and account., , hereby required
ial; i.c. ice that the par flletli of their account.
1.1 to be lII', de 10 lhe ,111,..rilwr as the author.
isid agent of the s.tr assignee.
C. NF.VILLE.
15—
April P,
, *--s--.-
,f 2,/ c:i.,xw i /'
JUST received a large assurtnient Or Land.
rcri's celebfated fresh Garden, and Flower
seeds, consisting in pirt of
Asparagus ' ,Onion, Wedierfleld red
Beet, long red or blood' " Silver skin
" Early turnip rooted' (annual
" Swiss Chard ' " Strasburg large
I
" French sugar yel!ow
Bei,ns, early six -... .'
weeli:liarsley
" led speckled val.' Parsnip,'extra sugar •
intine ' i reCIF; Landre th 's extra
" Speckled Cranberry ' early
" Brown Windsor " Early (tante
. White Dutch " D dwarf nariotvfat
Horticultural " Bishop's dwarf pro
" Lima ific
Broccoli, purple cape : "'Large Marrow fat
Cabbake early York 1 " Blue Imperial
Landreth's large ; Pepper; large bell shape
York. 'Radish, Long Salrnon
" Early sugarloaf , " Long scarlet short
" Large D. umhead 1 Lip
" — Flat Dutch 1 " White and red
Curled Savoy I turnip rooted
( Dr unihead Savoy i " Black and white
' Early Battersea , I , Spanish
Red Dutch " Yellow turnip roo.
Carrot, long orange I led
" Early hi.rn " Summer white
Cauiliflower, early Rhubarb
Celery, White solid Salsafic
" Ri d solid . 'pinach, royal savory
Cress, curled , ' leaved
Cucupiner;long green 'Squash, early bash
Early frame ", Long green '
Egg plan% large purple ' " Lima; or cocoanut
Enuive; curled Tomatoes
Lettuce, early cabbage 'turnip, early fiat dutch
" la,rge India " Red looped
White cos. " Ruta Baga or
" Early culled Swediah
Corn sallad !• Early stone
Melon, nutmeg, iNt: and sweet herbs
Citron Mustard White
nosier geeds esearted&c
•:4• Orders for all kinds at' Fruit and
••' Ornamental Trees, shrubs, green and
ht.t house plants, ret:civeof and prorrtpt
,
ly executed, by •
Okra
s. IiAkNAN,
Agent for D:Landretli.
country storekeepers . and oti era supplied by
the pound or : dozen papers, at Phtladelphia
prices.- April 1, 14—
EL ACK MINE. ANit TUNNEL COAL.
subscriber announces to the dealers ( that
he is engaged in mining coal from the above
mentioned ulna. opened on the York Farm
Tract, near the York Farm Saw Mill. The cual
to red ash of as good virtuality as any in the mar
ket, and will be sold at reasonable rates for cash.
JON A THAN W ASLE is
15-31
April 8.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
Jus r opened, at the old Post Office, Centre St. ,
opposite Market; an vscil i llent asszortment of
Boots and Shoes or superior utility, which will
be sold cheap, tery cheip for cash, by
THOMAS FOSTER.
1.11-
April P,
IV . IE‘V YORK DRIKI) PLUMS.,—An excel
-4'l tacit article for pieeidust opened and,for sale
by W. M. ItIARSHALt.
Corner Qr Nor*eglan St. and Mount
Carbon Rail Road.
15—if
April P, i
CHEAP, PAPERS
Ruled Foolscap at
40 Letter at
121 cents per quire. 1 -
The subscriber has Ust recciied a Supply of
Paper of a good qua ity, which' he Will sell
wholesale ;sad retail. re the 'tiny° mentioned pri
cesi B. BANNANi •
- April' H
COJDOSSIONEWS SALE OF
REAL EsTATE.
YINHE Colrifniasioners of Seuylkill countKwill
ii- boa is • Publie sale on Tuesslays.the 23d,day
of April twit, al the Court house , in the,florough
of Orwigstnirr,. for the purpose, of Selling all
finch Unseated' Landsas have been purchaled y
thein at Treasurer ' s Salk, agreeably to th e ct,
OtAssembly, and have
s heets field by them re.-
i
deemed for five yeara and u2wardr i a tof
which is hereunto annexed.
Sale to coaimenee at 10 o'clock. A. M., of said
day, and to cioitinue,from day to day until all is
sold.
Acres i
100
400
400
400
400
160
100
Jacob Kline
Klapp & Kiehner
John Turnbull
George Menace 6 \4"
William rating t •
Charles Frady
Charles Loss °
Richard Heath for Kan
Adam Moore
Jobb [!art •
lariat Stauffer & Leiner?.
George Ege • .
WilliamLawtde
John Fuhrman
William Yoh
Widuw Davis
Lewis Binder
John Smith
. Nurturgiatt.
t.O David Hubbi .
200, Joseph Miller &Co.
200 Carman; Kcim & Menke
50 Abraham Fe:fig
300 -- Walters
300 Peter Zimmerman &CO . .
535 Johri C. Offerman
200 Becker; Frailey &Co.
600 • John Miller
300 Samuel J. Potts
600 Jacob Bright . •
150 Lluderbrun & Shoemakei
180 Michael Struphar •
290 Jacob Seitzinger & Martin tiresVOY
600 Peter Shmeck &Co
-201 Peter Filbert
200 W, Se4singer & B:Pott
2400 Oectl - te Ruth
1 Lot Samuel Gilbert
1 " Cleaver & Moyer
Atria earl:
260 George Rahn
900 Rhoads & Bonne
400 Edward B. Hubley
200 Peter Kremer
300 Samuel Huffman
200 Henry Siichtei
326 . Joseph Fertig
138 , Gaius Moore
301 John Spuhn
100 William Iluntzingef
426' George 'falser
459
~ k l atub Miller
165 Jacob Krebs :-
514 Jolin Gilbert"'
I • (Wu&
400 retbr Gardnor '
400 John Eliza
400 George Rhoafs
400 . William Kiehnet:
400 James McNair
400 John Fields
150 'Williain,fhiller
383 Thomas .Reece
560 Daniet Klamikro.
400. Jacob Tod' 7 1,
400 John Ketchncr
Schuylkill.
•
15 Joseph Stauffer
400 George Rahn
200 John Uniting
611Neyer sLee.
lo n StreMbeck .
400 Jacob & George Miller, deceased
103 Hen y Kepner
12 Audenried Reber
76 Jacob Bensinger & Ileiser
97 P. w sackson & A. P. flelstet
6 William Shotweil & Lyons
400 Bird Pattar•on, Scholl and Klehner
150 Boyer & berry
100 Jacob IteiGchneider
401) William Audenried
lOU Lewis Audenried
BE
Pinegrove.
79 inedb Shwa
80 Peter Z.,rbe
120 Graeff k Reed
30 Peter LS. John Walborn
26 Kutleman, Ham & Fdbutt
120 Joseph Snyder, &Co.
40 Isaac Frabner,
200 George Ruth
4 lots John Salter Wharton
1 ", Henry foyer
2 " Peter - Fozpatriek
1 '! James Gillaspy
1 " Janob Culp
Acres
700 Dahiel Keen'
I Let John Meace
1 " George Dewitt
I Jacob We'zel
1 " Mr.Sra‘clel
1 " IYmlltam Audenried& bfcCra ter
I Stephen Girard,decpsol
Acres
4 Henry Walborn
100 Struphar &Christ
50 Andrew Shiva'
20 11 . arbara Itberly
4 -John Ley
4' 'Valentine Miller
12 Bateman & LtbanOnd
Lots Pottsville.
1 George Guest
I George Gentle
1 John Lucas •
3 John & Joseph Lloyd
Acres IVest Penn.
400 'Monne Fields
75 Christian Snyder
300 , Philip Moser
400 Philip Moser, deceased
Lower Mahantongo.
59 John Stein •
24 Peter Coleman ;•"
Brunswig.
400 Daniel Shappel
400 John`Keiser
. • Upper Maltaatcmgo.
100 Francis Yarnell
GEORGE BOYER.
SANIUF.L. R. MEDLAR;
GEORGE MOSER
Commissioners of SehicylkillConnty,
Commissionet.s Circe 0,-i
wigsbEirg, April 8, 15=31
To: the Stockholders in the Company for erect
'ing.r a Bridge over the North East branch of
the river Susquehannah, between the town of
Caturoissa and the mouth of Fishing Creek.
NOTICE.
*hereby gidren that a meeting of said Stock.
holderso wilt be held at the house now occupied
by William M. Fincher; in the' town of Cann.
wissa, - on Monday; the first day of May next, be.
tureen the hoots of ore otteCli l and six o'clock,
P. M. , for the purpose of electing One President,
Six Mknagers, One Treasurer, and tine Secrete.
ry, for said company, for the ensuing year.
EZRA SAIAYHURST, Sect' y.
15-5
April l;
HOUSES & LOTS
FOR SALE
SOSO OO.S - I
it V . s- . BOOM
is s Auto, a - leo nnelber ot s
Buildings and out 'Lots, of
vurinus edee, on the . , Navigation tract, lying princi.
pally in tht Borough of Pottsvillia Apply to
SAMUEL LEWIS.
===l:M=3
THE PORT CLINTON FOUNDRY. and
Machine Shop. together *ith all the Flasks,
hlaehtnery, and fixtures behingDig thereto. Ap.
ply to . ISAAC MEYERS Elul:,
at Port Clintonior to
ECKERT 4 GUILFORD,
Swatara Furnace.
sl—tf
$1 75per ream
. 2 00 do
December 17,
•
FEVER AND AGIIg.
":R9WND'S 7 ONIC MIXTURE.
AFRESH supply of the above bledietno.a certain
cure for the fever and aspe. .lust received and
sale at MARTIN'S Dreigpore
'Beptenibir 9 1 , --1
Rush Tvwnship
TO RENT.
TH D ..MINERS'. itotisTALIL
CHEAP. PUBLICAIYOR9►
. .
HE foil wing cheap works are TOE sale by
H. BANNAN
The Roue, or the Hazards of Wuxi:tin, by
' 121
Le Mouchoir, an Aatobigraphiealßomance,
by J. Fennimore Cooper
~ 121
Sitbstbiel; a story of the Past, Present and .
Futurity, by the Rev. George Crolev,
' 26S pages ' for 311
Ai.nilo American Magazine, containing the
cream of the British Magas rolled'
Ikinto one . 121
Ving's Rocky Monntems. or scene, and
incidents it the far West, with Map
!_ to be convicted in 4 parts, each part 25',
'The Illustrated London News
-O'Connell'. History of Ireland - 25
Amitanthrrt et the Dark-eyed One 121
The Perian'or Youth's Fountain
• •I 0
Bell Martin, or the Heiress. Ey T.S.Arthor , 121
}"anny or the first year after Mani'-
. I age, by S. Attber - 121
Last of the Raines 25
Purest Dan by Janles 121
Lame Davy's Son, and the Odd Fellow by
I. H. Ingraham, Eri.P• 121
Adam Brown, the Merchant, by Horace
Smith 121
Regina Grandet, or the Miser'. Daughter 121
Francis of Valois, 121
Lights and ShadoWs of Factory Life . 121 ,
"Martin Churtlewit," 64 , Buz; Porn "Burke
. of Ours," "L. S. D;" i•Windsor Castle,"
• and " Loiterings of Arthur O'Leary,"
caeh part 121
The Life anA tiploitt of his Grace the
Duke of Wellington. embracing at ono
view the whale career of this illastrions
warrior. with 43 engravings, price • 25
Sear's New Monthly Firmly Magatine,
• per number 161
The Family Magazine, illustrated with
3000 engravings, each part containing a
bove 200 large octavo pages, to be com
pleted in 16 parts,3 puts published, each
part 25
Pictorial History of the United States, to
be Completed in 20 parts, to be illustrated
with upwards of 300 eregravinryhy John
Frost. each part 25
lUre's Dictionary of the Art l and Sciences,
to be completed in 5 party each part 1 ; 00
I Macanfley's Miscellanies, to be completed
in 4 parts, each part .
25
Borrow's Bible in Spain 373 and 50
Spark's Life of Washington, la be comple.
ted in 12 part., each part 25
Life and Speeches of henry Clay, with en.
gratings, 121
I Reprint of the Edinburg Review, per no. 18!
do Quarterly Review do
Lyell's Lectures on Geology 25
Farnham's Travels in theOregonTeriltory 25
I Leibig's Agricultural Chentistry 25
Improvements in Agricalturt. ARS, te.c.,
of the United States, to whiCh is added a
Treatise on raising Swine, and the best
method Of 'fituterong Porle,also a Treatise
on 'Geology; as - connected with Agricul
tore,by 11. L . Ellsworth 25
The armer's Encyclopedia, and Dictiona
ry of Rural AitAirs, min acing all the
recent im:.rorenents in Agriculture, by •
Cuthbert W. Johnson, with engravings
on steel and wood, to be completed in
It parts, being one third the price of' the -
English work, at per part 25
The Encyclopedia of deography, enibrac.
, ing about 1100 pager) with Eleven flun•
dyed engravings, and 80 . Maps, being a
complete tlescrliStion of the whole earth,
by Hugh Murray, to be emilpleted hi 21
parts, each part 25
Fox's 13 rok of Martyrs, with engraving.;
to be completed in 8 part, each part
'I bier's French Revolution, 14 parts pub.
fished, to be coHipleted in 16 parts, each
part 25
Brande's Sncychipedia Of Science, L;tera•
tore apd Art; 4, parts published, to be
completed in 12 patii, each part 25
Alison'4lloliry of Horope, 5 parts publish
ed, to be completed' in IS, parts, each part 25
Sketch of the progress of Physical Science,
by T. ThompsoN M. D , arid Doctor
Lardner's Lectures on A,tronomy, all lor 2.3
Travels in the Great Western Prairies, the
Anahuac and Reeky Mountains, and in
' the Orereoh Tertitory, by T. J. Tarnham
Pickwick Papers by Buz
Humphrey Clinker, do
Roderick Random do
Romance and Reality
The Young Duke
Pelham
Devereu a
Rienzie
'Eugene Arent do . •
Paul Clifford , , do 25
Disowned ' du ' ' • 25
Alice or the Mystei ItS do " 25
Nabob at Horne • 25
The Czarina • .25
Guy Mannering, by Walter Scott b 2 ,...1 5 " i l
The Antiquarian do
Rob Roy d 6 23
Old Mortality do' 2.5
Hart of Midlothian do 25
Bride of Lammermoor do . . 25
Kenilworth do 25
Waverly de 23
The Monasttry dif 23
Ivanhoe do 25
Legends of Montrose _. 25
The Abbot 25
.The Pirate 25
Fortunes of Nigef - 25
Peveril of the Peak •- .• 25
Quinten Durward 25
Pauline, a Tale of Normandyl26
Franklin Evans, or the Inebriate ,;
: 126
Eva, by Bulwer 126
Harry Lorrequer, in 4 parts, 100.
Ladies Book, Monthly parts 25
Graham's Magazine; d 6
2 2 5 5
The Arttst,"i -: e -
Ladies' Companion do , 25
Ladies' World of Fashion do 18.1
Miss Leslie's New Magazine do 15
Select Libra," of" Religious Literature;
each part, 15
The Rainbow Magafine, each part 126
Campbell's Foreign Monthly Magenta of
Select Miscellanyv of the Periodical L;1.
erature of Great Britain,' 85 . \per annum
or, for each part 50i
Morry'er Monthly Museum, per annum 100'
Counterfeit Detectors 12,
All the cheap publications received as soon as
issued.
Any singliii/publicatioz obtained to order t
the shorte.t. notice. . f
Subscript...imps received for any Magazine issu
ed in the tiaited States.
April 1, v 14
Sehuylkill Navigation.
TOLLS FOR 1843. '
I yr Cass-,OnCoal of all kiries per ton of 29401b5--
From Port Cbrbon Ind neighborhood to
Philadelphia; 5 , 1 cents
From Schuylkill Hatieti to rhiladel
phis, 50 Cents
From Port Clinton to Philadelphia; 45
cents
To intermediate points 9 mills Nr n
per mile:
2nCLass--On Lumber; Iron, Agricultural Pro
ducts;
Provisions, &c—
-3 mills per 1000 lbs per milri.eq3al to
29 cents per ton of 2000 Itss front Phila
delphia to Reading; and
63 cents per to% of 2000 lba from Phila
delphia to Pottsville:
3dCass—Do Dry Goods, groceries,
11 idea Leather; Lime, &c
4 mills per 1000 16 - a s per mile, equal to
51 tient, per ton of 2000 lbw from Phila.
to Reading, and
85 centsyer tnE of 2000 lbs from Phila.
delphia to Pottsville•
Empty Boats to be charged twafiefila pef mile
toll—but op toll will be charged on any boat
carrying cargo, paying toll amounting to five
dollars br upwards.
Pottsville, April. 1,1843 i
DOCTOR C. fUESUEIig
VIAS removed to the o ffi ce of Dr. Lippe, Oppes
m-xite the Episcopalian; Ohara. , Centre street;
where he will continue to attend, to all proleacioual
br.sinesa.
Office hours; until 9 o'clooilivile gearnmg;
" from 12 to
" " from "tv 9 eitiCit_itiltitt.l.*lng,
April 1; "7-
TUE PHILADELPHIA, READING, and
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD.
SUMMER A RfIA.NGghIatIVII.
citancin or holm.
.On and Ate Saturday , April let. 1813. the paten.
ger trains Will letlre at the following hoars':.
From
i t ousville at 51 A. M. dairy.
From hiladelphia at 6 A. M.
both ttaine at Pottstown. The down train
hreak'faits it Reading, add the up train at Norristown,'
for which 15 Minutes are alloived at each statiOn.
FARF.3.
let Clan:Mrs. lOd Class Cars.
Between thilidelphia andPottsville 050 and el'. SO.
Between Pfifladelphia and Readmg $t 25 and $1 75.
El:carrion 'rickets, good for tive daysop ly,
' Bet ween Philadeli hia and Pottsville. 5.5130
Between Philanelphia and Reading, 3 00.
April I,
Pug' subscribers having made arrangements
"I- to manufacture paper on the most extensive
scale, are eoablecN from their long and practical
experiencttlo produce the article in greater per.
fection thathas heretdiore been done, and offer
lathe pub* a larger assortment of paper any
other este`hilshriterit in the city.
Person , ' purolicslng for Iteir later. houses, and
likewise couctry Merchants and dealers in the
article, will end tt doubly to their advantage to
cal% as we are determined to sell &large-quantity
at a sisaq. koFIT Fun CASA.
Papsra porchased at our establishment are
warranted le' measure ten yards in length. We
are induced' to make this istatement, aq a consi
derable quantity sold does not run the usual
length.
It has become so common to speak extrav,
agantly in advertisements of the superior quality
and excelment of stock,, we thank it proper to say,
as a proof of the Superiority 'ot oar papers, they
have, whenever ethibited. taken the highest pre.
miumsy and we are nob? In the possession of three
silt' tr medals as proof positive of the gnat.
ity in three of the largest of the Union, Philadel
phia, New York and. Custom.
110 W Elb & B'RO'THERS,
Practical Manufacturers,
No. 142 Chesnut street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, April 1, 14—
To the Free and Independent Elec
tors of Schuylkill County.
AT the earnest solicitation of a number of my
friends, I have:becn induced to offer myself
as a candidate for the race of.
SIHERI FF
At the electimr. Should you think pro.
per to elect me, I pledge myself to perlelem the
duties of said office, to the beat of my ability.
SAMUEL - CHRISTMAN.
12—
To the Free anti Independent Elee-
tors of Schuylkill County.
HAVING been solicited by a large number
of my friends, I am induced to offer myself
as a candidate, at the ensuing election, for the
otßee-Cf
by Bulwer,
t 4--
• • .
.
7,-.{ „
~- .. .9. , 4 ~ .. , , ~, . ' , , nf"," - r. "al.'S - hi,
Vltttatti*i --,,-;="=..." •-,........:% t l. .....a.,...-
PREMIUM.
POWERED PAPER HANGING,
Al Reduced Prices fur Cash.
March 19,
SHERIFFALTY
SEiFtRIFF:
Shotitd I be so fortunate as to ratite a majority
of your votes I will perform this dates of that
office ittlpartiatly ribd to the best of my abilry.
WILLIAM MATZ,
West Etrumvig.
March 16, 1
To the Electors of Schuyililll
FRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS:—At the
urgent solicitation of a•mumbor of my friend%
I am induced to offer myself as a candidate for the
office or
51'EItII'r
At the ensuing election. Shoutd you think proptr to
elect me, 1 pleitgemyself to perform the duties of the
office to-the best of my abilities.
SAMUEL KAUFMAN.
March 11, 11—
To the free and Independent Elec
tors of - Schuylkill County.
FRIF.NDS AND FFLUJW
ing been solicited by a number of my friends, I
am induced to offer myself as a candidate at the nest
General Election for the office of
SHERIFF.
shouhll he so fortunate es to Yeteiv'e a majority
of your votes I ptedze myself to perform the duties
of said office with fidelity to the-best of my ability.
R' ED.'
Pottsville, March 4. 10—te
To the Electors of Schuylkill Co:
FELLOW CITIZENS :—At the earnest soli
citation of a number of my fellow-cititens, I
have been induced to offer myself as a candidate
for the ofnce of
3ftERIFF
At the t Milling election, and respectfully solicit
your suffrage. Should I beau fortunate as to be
electee to said office, I will endeaior to perform
the duties thereof to your entire eatihfActicn.
Your fellow citizen,
JOHN M. BICKEL.
March I , 11—
To the Free and Independent Voters
of Sehuylkill County.
FA.LoSV-CITIZ ENS :—The solicitations of
numerous friends, who have promised me
their support, have induced me to offer myself to
your consideration, as a candidate for the Of,
fice of
SHERIFF.
at the heXt October Election. Should t be an
fsitliitcate ae to receive a majority of your rotes,
sill spare eierticns to give entire satisfac
tion, by fulfilling the dirties of the Ogee with
industry kid Edelijy. •
N XII& AS SEITtINC F.R.
.1
Pottsville, Alarch 25, 1843. 13—
To the Ellctors of Schuylkill Cd
FELLO%V CITIZENS:—At the solicitation
of my friends, who have voluntarily promi.
sed to support me in different st.ctions of the
county 1 have been induced to nffer myself as
a candidate for the office of
SHERIFF
At the enstiing election. Should I he so fortu•
nate as to be elected, I pledge myself to perform
the duties of the office with lidelity i to the best
of my abilities. JOSHUA BOYER..
McKeaosburg, March 25,
To the Free cilWindependent Flee
tors of Sehttylkilt Conuty.
FELLOW CITIZENS:—At the earnest soli.
citations of a number of my friends,. have
concluded to otter myself as a eandidate for the
deice of .
S}IERIFF
At the ensuing election, and respectfbliy solicit
your volts. Should jhe eleeted; I pledge inyselt
to perform the a . 0.134111 .., 3 omce to thb best of
my abiliti
MICIIAEL ,SkLTiF.;II.
titsfeh II ; It—
To the Eleetoii of Schuylkill Co.
FELLOW fIZENS:-1 offer myself as a
candidate fur the office of
SHERIFF
Of 'Schuylkill County; et the,4lection io October
next. Should yon elect meN pledge myself to
do My ditty *ith fidelity,
Pottuifle April 8;1843.
DISSOLUTION OF PA RTN SHIP
THE' partarship heretnthre airing betr'reen the
stlbscfibbte. einehr the Ltrti dI BEI! sf Bolton, eats
been eistolstd by mutual consent.
The blistness of ablate firm will bb centiniied by
Aquila Bolton. who is outhottfol to fettle the but.
nese of the late &M.
SAMtJEL BELL.
AQCI LA EULTON.
April i,
D'AUBIGNE'S HEFORAIATIONHistcr
cy of the great Reformation or the sixteenth century,
in Germany. Switzerland. &t.. by Jr H. Merle D',Au•
biene, complete inane voluMe—Price 84 lineal.—
Thia work ought to ba read by every , Prutestact in
the country. Jost receind'end for sale by
' Apnll, It— 8: BILNNAN'
==E=
IN BANK
211. tedi states Court
,
EASTERN DISTRICT iIIdAI'EINSYLVA NIA.
Ittedruptcy.
/4TiCE.
A PETITION fur the Dilnefit of, the Bankropt
TAW; has been filed thmillst 44 of January,
1843, by ,
iota Donty, Boatman. Sclokylkill co.
Which Potion will be heard beformffre District
Court of the Milted States fer tho !astern
trict of Perinsyivante. eating•in. Bankruptcy, at
the Vistrict Catirt Rontn in tte City lit Pluladel
delpbia. on Friday. the 21st day of April belt, at
II o'clock, A. 31., when and where an persons
interested may appear and show Cause. if any
they hare, Why the prayer of the_said Petition
should ,not be granted, and acid etitioner de
clared Bankrupt.'
FRANCIS 110PkINSON, "--
Clerk of the District Coral.
12—
UZI
March IS,
FOR DISCHARGE
EASTERN utsr tucT OF PENNSYLVANIA
Ih BankrOpey.
NOTICE.
PETITION for ni,rtar g e end Certificate
zai under the Bankrupt Law' s has seen filed by
William FL Mann, Individually, end as a mem
ber of the late firm of Mann & Morris, and
of T. C. Williams, &Co., coal Merchants.
Schuylkill county.
And Vridar, the 30th day of Jtine next, at II o'-
i:lmA, A. M.; is appointed for the hearing thereof.
bcfiire the said Court, sitting in Bankruptcy, at
the District Court Room, in the City of Philadel.
phia,'sl and where he Creditors of the said
Petitioner; Who belie proved their Debts, and al!
other persons in ihlciest, A - lay appear end show
cause, it any they have, why each Di: charge
and Certificate should not be granted.
FRAS HOPKINSON,
Cilrb: of the District ccurt.
Apia 8,
A PETITION for Discharge and Certificate
under the B .nhrupt Law. has been filed by
William Watkins, Individually, and as a mem
ber of the firm of Lawler, Spencer & Co., Coal
Dealer; Sch . uyiltill county.
And Friday, the 9th day of .lone neat, at 1.1 o':
clock, A. M., is appointed for the hearing there.
of; before the said Court, sitting in flank riipicv,
at the District Court Room,.in the City of Phila
delphia, when and where the Creditors of he
said Petitioner; who have pro;:itl their Debts, and
all othei persons lA interest; may appeal. and
howcattsc, if imy they have; why such Dis
charge a'nd Certificate shonid not he emoted.
FR ANC'S DOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
13— Iflt
March 25,
APETITION for Discharge and certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
Benjamin Basler, Boat, Builder, Schuylkill coun •
ty.
And Friday the nth day dl June, next, at l I
o'clock, A. M., ie appointed For the hearing there
of, before the said Court\ sitting , in Bankruptcy,
at the District Court Room, in the City di Phil
adelphia, when and where the Creditas of the
said petitioner, who have proved their Debts, and
all other persons id interest, may appear and
show Gatise ,, if toy they have, why such Dis.
charge arid Certifreatp should not-he granted.
PRA& HOPKINSON,
Clerk of the District Cdurt.
March IS,
•
NOM IF%
ICETITIONS for Discharge'and Cert'neat° un
_ ner the Bankrupt Law; have been Tiled by
T:mmas Moyer, Tobacconist, Schuylkill co
Adam grown•, iet!e farmers now Manager of
Iron Works, do
And Friday, the 2Eth Jay of May next, at it o'-
clock. A. M., is appointed for the hearing there
of,' before the said Courts sitting in Ilinkruptcy,
at the Disttict Court RuorO, in the City of Phila.
de!phial *bed and where the Crediturs'of the
said Petitioners, who have proved their Debts,
and all other persons in interest, may appear anti
show cause, if any they have, why such Dis
charge and Certificate should not be granted.
FR AS. HOPKINSON,
Clcrk of the District Court.
March 11, 11—
A PETITION fur Du-Ulu:ye and Ctrtifirate
under the Bankrupt Law, has been filed by
Samuel Lewis, late Coal operator, now Engineer,
Surveyors and Conveyancers Schuylkill en.
and Saturday, the 49ili day of April next, tit 1I
A ,t's. lock, A. M., is appinted fiar the hearing there
of, before the sa.d Court, sitting in Bankruptcy,
at the District Cdtirt Room; in the City of Phila
delphia; when end where the Creditors cf the
said Petitioner, who have proved their Debts,
and all other persons in interest, inalappear and
show cause, if any they have, why such Dia
eliarge and Certificate should not he Erapt ed .
FRAS. HOPRiNSON.
Clerk uf the District Court.
Feb. 4, 1841,
NOTICg;
PETITIONS fur biacharge and Certificate
under the Bankrupt Law, have been filed by
John Pinkerton, Individually, and as a member
uf the late firms of West, tlodrori! & Co.,
Hodgson, Pinkerton & Co., and John Pinkerton
& Co., late Coal Merchant, now Agent;
Sehuc,lktll co.
Edward Y. Farquhar, Farmer, do
Benjamin N. Titus, Individually, and as
nievotter df the late firm of Brow.' & Ti
tus,Belvedere, ft. J. do
Edward Hughes, late Merchant, now
Clerk,, do •
Joseph-toll, Tanner, do
and Saturday, the Q.fith day of April neit at Il
o'clock, A. 111 , is appointed for the hearing
thereof, before the said Court, sitting is Bank
ruptcy,' ar the District' Couit Room, in the City
of Philadelphia, when and where the Creditors
of the said Petitioners; who have prdverl their
Debts;and - all other persons in interest, may ap
pear and shot cause, if any they have-, why such
Discharge and Certificate slit:Mid not be. granted.
rfIAS. lIOPKINSON,
Clerk of Distriet Court.
February 4, 1843;6
THE ANTHRACITE FURNACE,
LO C A T E 0 in the Borough of Pottsville
Schuylkill county, Pa , is not excelled by a
ny other in facilities for obtaining Variety ofores,
Limestoi.e, and Coal, bring accessible by Canal
and Rail Roads to within a few yards of the stack.
The Furnace and machinery is in such a state of
preparations thit a small ammtnt of outlay, would
be sufficient to put it in blast fn a few weeks.
The authenticated accounts of the great im.
proVements and extraordirtary qualities of the I.
run produced by Anthracite Coal in Wales, holds
out strong guarantees for safe and profitable in
vestment✓
. . _
The ' proprietor not habing the requisite S
olana( of capital to keep it in blast, is desiroUs of
having some person to, jot him, who would take
a 3 1 4 or 2.3 interest -.-01 r lnit, lease ter Sell the
wtiole property on sech icrnii as Will be found
advantageous.
Foe father. Oaliictildfa, apply; to ,
WILLIAM M A rts ALL.
Pottsville Schuylkill County, Pa.
January 2S, 1843,
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
The public are lespectlully informed that a.
greeably to a farther notice, Mias Allen from
New England. will cipen a High Scheel for toting
Ladies; on Monday.ithe d April belt.
instruction lib gi2ien in those Bien - thus
uaJally taught in MI New t7land Seininaties.
TERME. •
%V C. LEM.
-Is
Tuition In the tlelmentersi . et per
Higher Engliefl branches, litaliding
}leech end Litithf do •
Dmaing and riairitini. .14tra I do
Fdrther ihrormatidn May bevoliteltied by refer.'
enee 10
Rev. J. Pirtenot - : iubq Shippen,
William F. Deane - B. F. Pommy,
,T;4.j. Beatty,
Pottaviiie l Biatcht 23, 1 ^1, 843.
• 1 1 ,1ANS)S.- 41 fe subscribers hate':
been. appOnted Agents by tbejileis
York Manufacturing Cd! for the sale
oftheir celebrated Grand Action Pt
anus. of e i ther gosewood or Maliogany,a splaimen
of which can be seen by; applying to _
D i et inkibiSt 18.'0— I . 7.* J. BEATTY;
t
tUPTCY.
Tutted Sttato Court.
NOTICE
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
R ESU PTION OF DUBIN ESS.
Ai EW DRIiG STORE. ! .
T"ESubsct iber returns hingralefalicknowl.
• edgeinerts to 'the citizens of Pottsville and
.others, who tseppedra'rward to hikassisilance cc
ter the Liss of hisTpioperty by gre in December
last, and would .lito tatquain them and-the, pqb . ..
lic generally, that hd HS again •cOrnmenceil
the Drug Business in the bouseformorlyisecopid
by Charles W. Clemene, in Centre Stie6l, in Ili
borough of Pottsville, li'llere may always bc had•
a general snsortmetit'of .--
DEMOS.%I MEDICINES,
PAINTS PILLS.- 2 .,
CI LASS, • I DYE STUFFS- ~
Ad every other article, in he above line, which
he Is disposed to sell on try low and secants:in.
dating; 'entre.
N. B. TY Physicians ;prescriptions cared:sr
at up nt the shortest Lotice. !
May 30,11838 A WN!. T. EPTING.
PURE WHITE LEAD.
WETH ER ILL & BROTHER, mannfaetu
rerv, No 65 north Front street, Philadel
phia, have now a good supply of their warranted
pure %%hie lead, and those customers who have ;
been sparingly aopplied in !Consequence of a
run,on a the article, shall now have their orders
hlleay.
No known subsan . ce posfiesia I}Mtic 'preserve
tivefand beautifying propories so desirable id *
pale% to an equal exert with unaditherated
white lead; hence any admixture of °gni' materr.
als only mars its value. It has therefore been
the Steady aim of the manufacturers, for many
years, to supply to iniLterfeCtly pure
white lead; and the uncetslii,v; iler?-and' for the tie=
ticle is proof that it has met wilt (von' It is
invariably branded'on one head— WETH ERI L
& BROTHER, in full, and on the other, WAit.
RAINTIFD Tote—all in red letters.
November 19,
IRON STORE—
•
Nu: 53 17orth WATZU Sr., 2d *or igiotio 4reh;S:t.
PHILADELPHIA,
EIER E a general assortment of IRON and
v
STEEL, may be had on the most accom.
modattne term's.
JAMES S. SPENCER,'Jr
Pt.ilada. February IS,
TO .1 N lIALL REFECTORY,
OYSTER HOUSE AND COFFEE SA=
LOOM
THE Siibstriber having established an oyr
ter Bar, Eating nousb and Edger! Saloon in • -
the Town respeetfuliy solibits the custom
of the public, and the palionage Of tie friends
and acquaintances.
An ordinary for the accommodation of Day
boarderP, at prices t suit the times, i.e also cow
netted with the Establishment.
PETER V. SMUDGY, Agent.
15—
ME
TO IIOusEKArEnK.
25.000 lbs, of Feathers, fur sale very low
7 in any gnaniities to suit porch!):
sera for Cash, at prices from 10, IS, 20 and 25 eta;
uer7pound. Ready made -Beds, Bolsters, and
Pillows and corled hair Mattresses, Moss do;
and all other kinds to suit any sized Bedsteads,
always do hand. Curled Plait and New Orleans
Moss by the bale or single ,pound.
Country Store Keepers rreeald to their.
advantage by 'calling en the autistaiber before
pure - basing.
CO:,
South East corner or Second and Walnut Sta I
Philadelphia, March 18, 12-73mn.
TYPE AT REDUCED PRICES.
George Bruce & Co., Type Founders,
AT No. 13 CHAMBERS STREET, near the Post
Ciller., NEW YORK. have An hand an 'unusally
large stock of their well known Printing Type, Orna
ments, Borders. Rides, 3c., Of the best meta!, cast on
original Matricas. and very a'ecuratelytirdshed,lll 6f '
which they have determined to sell at
GREATLY RETCCED PRICES ;
ldr.ing the nook and New:Taper Font 'ns follows:
Pica, at 32 Ms. a- lb. Small Pica ' 34ets. a lb.
Long Primer 38 " Bourgeois 440
Brevier 46 " Minion 54
Nonpareil (16 " Agate 86-•
Pearl 120 "
For approved paper at 6 months, or 6 per .cent fees for'
cash. Wood Type; Printing Ink. Presses, Cases; ,
Galleys. Brass Rule, Comtoaing Stick.s,'Chases. and
other Printing materialsTurnisbed -with promptitude..
and at the lowest prices.
Printere of Newspapers who publish this adverttse-'
meat with this note three tint ea herure ihe Ist offune
1813, and send one of the papers to thh foundry,
he entaled to prtyrn'ent crl tkelr kill, 08 5 buying four'
times the amount of' it.
11
April 8,
-- -
TO PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
rr ME undersigned would inform the Printerot r.
ML and Publishers that they have commenea"
the Manufacturing of TYPE, of all almost every,
deseriplion at Weir fliondry, north , west t orner
THIRD and CHESNUT atreetl•Ecnirth Story. -L , 6
They have, at present a variety of beautiful -
BOook. Fonts ready fur eattiney which they aril
enabled to otter to the trade at from twenty.tiVe"
to thirty per cent. fees than any of their compe:
mom
They would also call the attention of Printers
to the fact, that they are practical Type Founders,
having had trom twenty to twenty-five years ex.:::
pericnce in the different branches of the trade.—
Their moulds and inatrics ate all: tie*, made
themselves, and expressly for their Own use...
The' business will he conducted under the 81.1-
perintendance of LEWIS P ELdUZE, where all
orders will he thankfully rkiceived and pancfu
ally attended t
The- highest price allowed fur 01J type'in ex.,
change for new.
Communications addressed, to LEWPA Pk 3
LOUZE, north west corner of Till RD'and
Cli ESN UT streets, Philadelphia. '
Printers of papers throughout the Stitb, giving
the whore three insertions, and forwarding one psi:
per Will he entitled to three dollars in liquidation
of their bit! when purchasing four times thee.
PELOUZE & BliOniERS.
April Ft, • IS—
11111 I. D mt. IDA , READING, AND
POTTS V LLE RAIL ITOAD.
tx,ket- o _,
111 TES OF FREIGHTS ON M ERCH AN.
DI2 E. between Pottsiille andirbiladelphia,
froth April It, ISO, per ton cr 2000'llas.
Pieper, Slate, Tiles, Gypsum and Bricks, $2 fp
Pikiton, Blooms, Timber, Merbleitime,
Tar and Pitch, 2 50.
Niels and Spikes, Itst and ifol!ed Iron,
lollaw.Ware, Grain,' Salt; Cork; Lim.
)3er, Staves, Salt.64h, Tehacco and Lead, 290
G 4 roceries, Hardwire, Whiskey, Ale and
'',l3ecr, Oil, Leather, Cotton, Steam . En:
:lgines. and Machinery, Seeds, Batter,.
-'Lard, Tallow., Rags; Woo!Vye
°as,'
Iferfgp;Eirthen.Wilie and - Glue. 4 25
045 Goods, Wines and Foreign liquors,
;Drugs and Medicines, Glassy Paper,
' China. and Queens-Ware, Meat, Fish
:and Confectionary,' • 5,25
No Storage Will be charged for rteeitthgor del
hewing Freight at any of the Compstiy's Depots
ad, the tine; unless allowed to remelt' over 10 days.
;Payb of starting of rreighttfainson TIMM
DAYS and &ATV DAYSISt..3; P.M
;3111# 82 rot' ttllniqkf the Malted States/
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ITCIIELL'S Large Map of ht. '
United'
4.• States, 4 febt by 3i.mnuntcal on oilers cow -
Ctining the census of the United Sta se—oflB4l.)
''s;nd the tely correct Map el the nhed Wes
I.4nw ettaut, at the low rate or 04. w litleia alrodt
l'ithit fourth . the usual price. Just ecciSed Aind
far sale by 4.141TA1q.
March 25, 13—
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U>7l3fitLtAS & PAItASOLF3.
11QILK.9eotchi Oingham & 1 aslin Umbtalait."
••• 7 Pulet:l4 and Sun Shade-i. . ,
A complete tesotiment, jinn Ireeeived:le".joir
;cave by --- E: Q.& A. IfENDE: "
May 213,
birIATHERSI` 4 ; I dst tiecittst . kne fair
safe n lot Feathers of eicelletit eiuslity
SILLYMAN&CCV:
12-1 _
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l!tiath fi.
SMOKED MEAT.-41dAtend7shou!.;
dens, gOod-.lleat and watt ceed.juld recte*
arid for sa e by . , SIL YXI.4,N & CO: ,
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