roust: TIIE subscriber takes. pleasure in announcing to qbe public that after years of study sad labor he has per. tented his machine for the mOnufac ..._...._ iiißite 1)01(SE SHOES, which ho now offers at the price Of Ilente Shoe iron in bar of equal - qnality. Thus sivinehe expense of making, (which . • . amounts in all cases to the first post of the iron) besides the shbes are more easily. fit ted to the hoof, and is no danger or pricking, the holes all teing punched or the proper distances from theedge.. The quality Ofthe iron is alio war ranted superior to any heretofore" used for that-pur pose. All persons desirous Of.testing the great value and sup,triority of these over hand made shoes, by sending.6s by mail or otberWise,one hundred pounds .assofted shoes - will immediately be forwarded—war rented to suit the Section of the country for which they are ordered, by applying'to iewis•Pettedict &co.. John Townsend, Albany; Pierson 4. Co.. New. York; Charlei Smith, Beiton, E. Pion & Brothet, Balti more. Or to A. hl. & B. W. JONES, No. 17 South . wharvesa, Philadelphia, where • further intormatioh may be hat on the subject. . HENRY BURDEN. ' ' September - ,9, ;.- I' 37 1 _..2I.EW',*IIO . IX.SAtE STORE. - • • - 71 IVHE. subscriber havingi lately rented the largo building kpown as 1 . ,t • • THE VOTIK STORE, • . .1 • in the ßcworigh Pottsville , s now prepared to se t to Country Merchants and t. titers at wholesale Phila delphia prices, lie has now on hand, and will he constantly receiving from his agent , ' in Philadelphii, a very superior a rtieloot Soap and Candles. which he will dispose of a link cheaper than they have ever been sold here before—also a quantity of Prime llans and Shoulders—Clreese,slaCkerel—Cod fish 4c.,&c., &c., all of wh.ch Will be sold, very cheap for rash. n , EDWARD , YARDLEY: Pottsville, 'September 9, 1 - 811 • 37 PROCLANATION. • :WHEREAS in end by l emact of the General Assembly of the CoMmoriwealth of Penn sylvania, entitled 'An act regulating the Gene ral Elections within the 4.:oinnionwealth,• passed the 2d day of4uly, A..8.,i1839,'' ifi is made the - duty of the sheriff ofeverkeounty to give penile. nonce of such election:to be holden; and to matin . knownin such notige what - ellicers are to Lie clea ted: Therefoie, t f 1• • i 1, JOHN G....WOOLISON, 'I 'Ugh Sheriff of th...; cou ity '4Schoylkill,do meat: RAllWei lajliie-adVerlle,etee:fit. bathe electors i. f said county of SchuylkillJ that a GENERAL -ELECTION, willhe held 'in the said county, on TUESDAY,' the 10th da of OCTOBER next, at the several districts thereof; as tolMWs: to wit: - - - i l 1.• The electors of the Borough of Orwi,gsburi . will-hold thear election at the , Court Ilouse 4 - -in the borough of Or wigsburg. • , - 1 • • '2. The electord of West, Brunswig township, . will held their election at the Court House, Mthe borough of Orwigsburg. i - • 3. The electors of .East !.11renswig township, -.will hold their election .rit.' the house. of • !leery Lutz, now, occupied by John Boyer, in the town beMelicansbuig, . ' . .. 4. The electors of. Pinegrol'e township, - will holetheir election at the house of the late John -Bair, now William Lutz, if the said toWnship. 5. The electors of Wayne townshi? will hold their cleetioh at the housed Leonard Shull, inn. . Imam in the town of Frie2dctisburg., • 6. The electors pt UpperMalianionigolMwnshi l p will held their election at the lim , •,e ()Ureter Yu, der, tin inerly Samuel MiVee; in said township. I ' 7. The electors of BarrY township, including , ,the ho lee occupied hy Mr. Rowe, will held their election ut the holise of lea.c Dengler,. in said township. . . S. The electors of Porter toienship will hold their electitin atl the. house of Jacob -I.l . oerling. ..,--Jr.,,now or late in the oectipancy of Samuel Kiln .tnelj in said township. -1, • ".,.... I p • I i. , . I -, !I The etcetera of Lower, Mationtongoldwit ship w ill'hold their general electien et ilie imus i e of . Josopli Osintio, in said township. l- - The electors of Vest. Penn to% naliirir w.ill -; hold their election at the house now occupidd by Mercy. Furreider, tit' said ! township. ' If - The demurs 'ad Video township' will (told .. -,, tlicir clectiop.ot he, house, of Jelin Eisenhower, , 11 said township. 1.,, ; , t?: , 1 , 0 12. The electors ,fitall township Will hold r • ' their , election at theilieuae of Jacob Faust, inn ,. keeper, 'in said township.., - ' 13. The electors Orliranch townluip will hold • their election at the Itriuse of Jacob Heim ; in the - Otago of Lewelty n.:-'.K, : 1 14. The etcetera °Me:borough - of Al inersviil l c will hold their election at the house ofJulin Moon in said borengli, , ,".. - • e .I , • .•, 15. The electors of that part of the townships _ 4 .lsioric g iart and Breech, included within , ' the 7.' ' folldwing boundaries, to wit: Beginning at the Broad Mountain Hotel ; including the same, froi:r - thence i k soutirwesticoroer to the west Branch i. the River Schuylkill at Chapmanaville, including - the same, thence following . the said west branch to the south of the Al ind Hill gap, including tit collieries at raid gap, freed thence a south ea. t course to the west NerWegian 'creek at-Mann & •-. Williams' collieries, including the aarne,lroin thence continuing the same course to G. Al o,Ore's tavern.honse,'on the Centre turi.pike,.including the same, froM thenCe an /eat( course to Wade& ' . villa including the same, 'from therice - continnif . the ee - me course to the td.vn of St. Clair; incl ~''. ding the'saineto Mitt ca+e.k, thence following the,' said Mill Creek and yalley,to the fatal. Maude ot ; ' , ' Jamei C. Stevens; including the same, from, ' thencea south west coiiese .to the Broad Mti on ' -. tarn hotel, to the place otheginnieg, shall hereof_ . . ter be an election districi, and the qualified voters ...- thereof shall hereafter{ hold their general dee - - tions at the public hou..e at present occupied by. • 'Prier Kline in the town; of til.W Castle,. in the said township of-Norwegian.. .. - .; . 16. Thmelectore of Schuylkill township, rest. ding east of n point frm the township line of . • Manheim. in a straight line with the Old Forge, including the saroe,froni thence to the house now occupiedby Jacob WoMmer, including the same, 'and continuing fro:n tliencei in a:straight line to the,Rush township - lino, shall hold their general electien. at the house oil Frederick Bensinger,..lr., in thetownship of Schtlyßtill, in the said podia _ 17. The electors of !that part of the township , 1 of Schitylkill, ineltidedLinthe following bounda; -ries, to wit:' Beginning -at the line bet Ween L Schuylkill and East aronswig townships thence , along the State rood leading from Orwigabairg - 'to Crittawtssa, trossim the line of the said town,' ehi_ps'of Schuylkill and East Brunswig, thenCe along saiiistate road to 'the northern line of RAI township, including the-said tOwnship of Schuyl ' kill, and the northwest of said state road .te' the . ',tweet beginning, shill hereafter be anehiction district, and the qua { fled electors thereof shall bold their general etc Lions at the house of Na. than Barlow; in said township. . .. .18. The qualified v !era residing in the toWn ,. ships'of Norwegian aid Schuylkill, in the County of Schuyikill,. withio • the following' described,. , bounds, shall hereafter be a separate electien dia. . Arid, viz: Beginning on the lino. between t h e ''.l" -townships of Norwegian tind' Manbeim, from ' .• thence in a straight line to the house now occu pied by Jelin Penman, including tli ' thence to the Norwegian church from - thence -[ to the farmhouse of E. ,13 Nichols,'Es/q., jock'- , ding the same—frorri thence a straight line to the • - - line between 'the townships of Norwegian and Barry—from thence* elbowing the township lines of Barry, and RushbaStward to a Point-Arom thence in a straigh tline southward tel. the Old Forge, excluding tbe, saute , -- thence :to the .:. h ou se' new - occupied by Jacob Womnier, ex ' eluding the same, aid ; thence in a' straight line - _to the place of- beginning, .excluiling the 'town' .-- .• of Nets' Castle, and the, qualified electors residing ' ,'_ within the. before described bounds shalt hold their election at the Putt Carbon Hotisee, in the town of Port Carbon. ' •- " ' 19. All the qualiecl elector's, residing on the , - :east side of Norwegian 'street, in the borough of Pottiv,ilke and enaldl of Schuylkill , including that portion of the notified electors in Manheim• --. 1 township, who havelheretofore voted in the ballot' . „. box of said borough shall form a Separate •eke , -lion district, and continue to hold their elections ---' '.,,-- attlie public house bfiJacaia Geisse in said .. . - , be rough. --.. . . , 20: All the qt.alifred electors residing on the - west side-of Norwegian street, in the borough of ' • Pottsville, aforesaid. including that portion. of the oectoriof Norwegian township who have hereto. f tie voted in said btirOugli, shall fool another ' • ' and separate election.diriCt. and hold their elec. .. tien at the public Eloise st of N. 3. Mills 21 . rho electors , of the borqugh - of Tamaqua will hold their elect on at the school bottle in said borough. • • . 22. That th e cleating' of Nanheun township lying simthenst of the following line:-cowmen. clog at the township lino of Wayne and Manheinx . towaships,en the Sual Mr Hill, thence along the Summer:Hill and Orivigsburg rood, to the honk of Widow Sweicker, and the house of John De.: wall, excluding the same, thence to the house of Philip Drespheller,lhence to the house of John Deibert at:the Centre tnriipiise ; thence to the house of Joffe Batzofiente to theininse of Philip Rock; :thence to the house of John Shane, Jr., in. eluding the same; thence:to the township line of said klanheim and !SChuylkill townships, 'shall hold their general eleaions at the Court House in the borough , of Orwigshnit. 23. The electors tilfthe remaining part of bcim township ; will hold' :their election at the • house of Philip Boyer, innheeper, in the town of Schuylkill Haven. I'4> . • At which time mid places are to be elected by 'the fieemep of the o.noty ofSehoylkil!= i • : Three Persons As Canal Commissioners of therom. monweidth ofVennsylvania.'. I Onp -Irerscin , lo represent the Congressional Dili= • trict, composgd of the counties or Si:heylkill,qauphin and Lebanon, in the Congress of the !felted States. • Oint:0 ;: ' Person To represent littilSenatorial District, composed .4 the counties of. Schuyikil4 [:Carbon, Monroe. and -:Rikeon the Senate of Die;Com inottlyealtlo47Penosylvanin, Two: Persons For Member 4 of the House of ;4 preseotatiyes of the Comein . wealth of Penisylvania. , Orie Per son , • \_ For Sheriff of the county of Sell)/ •a kill., Perion! For Treasu..re of the eivinty of . 2. • • - . OvieLPersoil . • • . For eounty Commissioner. One Person . For Direc t or of the roar. othie4"ersoit For County Auditor. Tltorcrsons For Truste - es Orwigsburg A- cadeniyiy:Ao counCt of Svliuilkilf. .. •' The general cleetion, and (diction for inspec lois and Jutigs„te be opened between the hours MS and 10 o'Clock little.: forCnecin, and shall eon tinue without interruption or adjournment until 7-o'clock in the eveeing,mdien.the polls shall be closed. - , . t ~, s I In pureniuce of art act, of the General Assem. bly of the Cummonimalth of Pennsylvania, enti sled "An act relating to ithe elections of this Coin inouwealin," passed the 2d•daymf'July, A. U., 1839, Notice is hereby given. "'That every paisoo, excepting justices of the. peach, who '',hall hold, any •ollice or appointment of profit ortrust under the government of the U nited SuitiS; or ofthie State, oral any city or in- - cot mated district, and also that every member of Congress, and of the State• legislature, and 'of, the .select or common'colincil of any city, or corn. missions:mast anv jneorporated district, is hy law incapable of holding :or exercising, at the same nose, the cfllce.o,( appointment of judge, Swipe° for or clerk of any :election of . anis common- wealth, and, that riorinspCctor, judge or other of ' lieu' of sueli election, shall be - eiligible to any of init. to be• then voted for." - ' And the said Act: of Assembly, entitled "An Adt relating to the e.eetions of this Comtism. wealth," passed July ,2d, 1839, Ins tier• providas as follows, to wit 7., , - . • that the inspectors and judges, chosen as a foresaid, shall meet•al -the respective places ap pointed for holding the election in the districts to •which they iespectiv:ply, belong, before 'nine o' cluck in toe moreink of the second Tuesday. in October, in each and every.ycar, and each-of said inspectors shall appoint one clerk, who shall be a qualified voteerif swill di-strict. ' I • "In case the perscin Vvliti shall have received the second highest number of votes fur inspector ~ ' shall not attend on the day of election, then the person who shall have received the second high. est number orvotes fur - judge at the nest press ding election shad act as'insptctor in his place. and in case the person who shall have received the highest number of . , votes:for inspector Shall not attend, the persOn elected judge shall appoint an inspector in his 'place; and in case the person elected judge shall not attend, then the inspector who received thti highest number of votes shall Ziippoint a judge_in his place; and if any vacancy 'shall continue in' the board fir the. 'spade of 'one - , - hour after ttie time . flied lily law for opening the election, the qualified voters, of the township, ward er district,' foc whizli such °Slicer shall have I been elected, present at the place of election, shall , elect one of theii ntimber to fill such vacancy. "It shall bethe dutyf said assessors respec , o . tively to attend at tlic place of holding every gen. I, eral, special or Mwriship election during the whole. ,-. time said eleetiyn is kept open,, for the purpose or -giving inform . ationlo'the inspectors and judges when called,on'in.relation tolhe right of any per: son assessed by thein.to . vote at such - election, or such other,Matters'in relation to the assessments Of voters as l the eaid inspectors or judge, or either. of them, shall frhni time to time require{ "That no peri.lon• shall be permitted to vote at any election, aS . tifiireseitl, other than la white freetnan • of the age' Of twenty.one years pr more, who - shall. have resided within the state lat least one year, and in the election district where he offers to vote al; least ten days immediately pre ceding the election, and within two years paid a state or county tax, which shall have been asses. sed it least ten days benne, the election. Bat a citizen of the United States,, who had Previously been a qiial.fied veternf this state, and removed therefrom and -ciOrned, and who shall' lave:resi ded in the election district, and paid toes es a: ,r. foresaid, shrill be nntitled to. ote after r siding in this state six months: Provided, that' the white freemen citizen's of the United States, between the ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years, and having resided iu this state one year, and in the election 'district ten jays as aforesaid,l'.shall be entitled to vote, aLhough they shall 'riot • hake raid taxes. I l• . • . ~. "No person Shall be permitted• to vote whose name is not contained in the list of taxable joihab. 'tants furnished by the commissioners tas afore said, unless, First: He produces a receipt for the . payment within tw . o years, or a state , or county tax assessed agreeably to the :constitution, and give 'satisfactory Evidence either on tits "O,wo oath or affirmation bf another, that he has paid such a tax or on failure tO, produce a receipt, shill make oath to the pay:amt.. ,thereof, or Second:, If he claims a right towel° by being an electur between the ages of twenty-one and twenty two - cars, he shall depose an oath or affirmation, the he ' has resided in the state at least one year next before his application, and make such proof of kesideOce in the district as is reqoired by this acN Ond:that he does verily believe from the ace:milts given' him that hers of the age aforesaid, and give such other evidence twin required by this act,-where- upon the naine of the'person so admitted f to vote's, shall be inserted, ' in the alphabetical liSt . by the 1 inspectors and a note made cppositC thereto by , • writing the word-"tax' s if he shall b admitted to vote by reasm ofhaving paid a tax, or the woc4l ' ''age," if he shall be admitttid to vote on account of his age, and til either case the reason of such vote' shall be Calhal•out to the clerks; who' shall male the like notes in the list of voters kept by them. ' I I-, . . "In all cases Where the name of the. person claiming - to vote is not found on the list furnish ed by the cominissimiers * and assessors, or his. right to vote whether found thereon or - not is ob jected to by tidy-qualified citizen, tt shall be the duly of the inspectors to examine such person - on oath as to hie qualifications, and 'lf he claims to have resided withirt' the state. for one - year. or more, tits-oath shall -be stifficierc • pie id thereof, bat he shall make proof by at - least one Compe. tent witness, who shall be itioalificd electorilhat =MS I 1 he bee rem .ed within! district for more than ten: days triedieteltri preCeding 'said election. and shall also swear that' his bona fide residence, in, porananetret-his lawful calling. is within the district. and that be did not remove in the said district for:the purpose of voting there- - "Every pers. n qualified ea aforesaid, and v • vhsv shall make due proof , if required,' of his residence and iiaymeat of taxes its afineima. shall be admit. led to vote in the township,Vard or 'district in, which he shall 'reside ' •-• ' - ' .' '- 'fang peon shall!prevint or attempt to.pre vent any o Cersof an elaetien under, this act tom bolding-such election; or use or threaten a ny violence Ith any such officer; or 'shall interrupt or improperly interfere With him -in trie anew lion of his doty, - or 'AMU block op or, attempt to' 'block up the, -window - or avenue • to aiii: window Where the same may be holden, or shall riotously disturb - 60,piece- at such election, or shall - use or Practice ally iininuidation, threats„force,oV vim lence,with design to influence unduly or overawe any elector; or to prevent bin from voting, or to restrain thelireedom Uf choice, such person -on conviction Shall he fined in any sum not exceed'. ing five lieridred - dolliirs and be imprisoned' for any' time not less thait one nor more than twelve months. And pit alien be shown , to the - court where the trial lot sue,h offence ,shall be had, that , the persOn so offendin g was not a resident of.the city, ward, district, or townsfiip where the, said offence wari l,; committi;cl; and not entitled to vote therein, the h, on conviction, he shall be sentenced to pay a fine of not lesithan one hondred not more than one thbusand dollars, and be imprisoned not less than-sii months hot more than two years. If any persons sliall make 'any bet, or wager upon result;of any election within this cemmon. wealth, or shall offer to niake,any such bet-or we. ger, either by verbal proclamation thereof, or any written or printed adyertisemencehallenge or in. vite- any person or !persons to, make such bet or wager, upon conviction thereof he or they shall forfeit and pay threeitimes the-amount so bet or offered to he bct. _ -- .1 . • o'heJudgs are to Intake their returns for the county of Sehuylkill:at thcCouttlfoussNnOrwigri burg; on Friday this 13th day of October, A, , D. 1843. • Given under my hiuid and seal at the Sheriff's Office at ,Orwigaburg, and (hired feet. 2, iri the year of OuriLord one shnusand eight hundred rnd forty.three, and siitylveventh year ol the Indepec. donee of tri United States of AMerica. JOHN G. W QOLISON, Sheriff. .Sheriff's 011ice,,Olvvigs,r • • burg, Sept. 9, 1843 i,:( CIIVAP C'AltrUr S ON THE 1 CASH No. 41. STuAwHintre One door abuse Chinut, Enlr , ' 50 South Second Sire Philadelphia:. THE subseribei'S rent in his being very low; Sod his term i terinineil to sell at iiriees to suit Ile oflerr4 well selected atock Beautiful IMperial three Best superfine Ingrain ilakidsome Extra line fogain, - Fine and common do. t ( Royal treble twilled Venetian, Fine English Worsied do. London Damask do. I Plain Striped I do. J Also a atc . iek of excellent and beautiful • . - _ ';FLOOR OIL CLOT S; All widths for Rooms, Halts,lEntries ' Vesti bules, Door Pieces, Alsoi:Deach Oil Cloths, Furniture Cloths, Druegets, and Floor Ruizes Elegant Piano and Table Cotters Alao,Canton and Spanish Flier • With a large assortment of very low priced Ingrain •and Venetian Carpetings, Door Mats, Bindings; Stair Bud's, citi4n9 of SShuyliill County intending to purchasChir cash, arc re-peetfullv inritedlo call andiexarriiiie for theinselves, as the goods shall be sold at the lowest prices in the • city Whole sole and Remit; LEVITIMODGE. Philadelphia, September 2,18 3. 36-3 m TEAS 'St, COFFEEIS.rsu perior old Jaya, Rio Lagntra, St. Dorn ngo and Cuba Coffees. Imperial, Gun Powder, Young flyson, Pouch. ong 'and I Sobchong I Teas, warranted fresh. For sae by E.] Q, & A. HCNDERSON. . September 2 . • - 36 • ' ' i CLOTH DEALE4S - :• • • WHOLESALE AND RI I TAIL , i 1 1 I. 57 Nur t z Second SI., a few do s below Arch, . , Philadelphia. • , .. THE sul9scriberS are ,neW.:receiving and will Continue to receive during the season, invoi: ces or English, French' and Am erican Cloths 4 Coss imetes, 'from i the' late priced to the -finest qiial‘ty,'etrillracing the latest st4les.from. the must approved manufactories, suiled,to the coin. try and city trade: . - 1 :- ' tßouble Milled cloths; figured and plain Bea. ver and Pilots Clciths, ,flushinga, &c. for top coats ; Diamond, Waive Black, Blue and Mial ~. .al ' rt.. ~ ,Aquellin , &c. .id, Waive, Black, lus and a. . . Satinetts ; TWeed !for coats, ,Wm Bed Cloak. Lt dings; new style, dark figured Vestings, Silk Velvets, Velvetteens. Tabbi an Wordlen Vel vets, Bombazines, Black Satin and Cashmarette Vestings; Extra fine Irish Linen, BroWn and Black Holland, Silk and Verona Serges, Silesias, i f Casbads,,,Paddinis, Canvass, B ttons, Sewing Silk and:Scarf Twist , together ith various o. ther triniMings used in Men's war. The al?bi;e goods will be offered at the lowest market prices, and warranted as represented. : . LIPPINCOTT &' PARRY, IniportCfs and DOalcrs in Cloths,Cassimeres, 4-c. Philadelphia, September 2, 1843.36. ' —2m VE have just reeeivecrilarg assortment:o Seasonal)l6 Goods consisting Cloths, Cassi Meres Sattinetts, Beverteens, Muslin's, Prints,' Tickings, G mg hams; Cantbr icks, Cotton 'innells, Diapers, Linens, Silk, Cathbrick, and C Ulm liandke r chiefs, do,iery , and Gloves, FornitUre, Cheeks. Linscys, and wish to sell thern at a small advance int cost' and charges; those in want of any ofthe above or anytl ing else usual. 11 kept in'our Borotigh Stores at respectfully in vit4id to call on Q. & A. II NDERSON. ' September 2, 1 - 36 NTEELLINCI PULMONARY SI 'IS the best article that cad- b' Colds, Coughsi Astinni loflu! tioa and all diseases of the Pah l !t has been' tried by thousands, the very best rcoconimendatioas .A sumily of this Medicine for e SOLIN S. C. NI Drug Si: Price 50 cents a bottle.. September 2, CO' Pilints! - Piii i tstt. , _TEST received and for' sale by the snbscri- IP bore, a large nod - elegant aeso tment of Prints, at prices from 6.; to 25 cents, a ong whiCh are several new atiles, and will as low, as It any other storOn the borough can or will sell the same quality of goods: Th 0 in want, will please call and examine our stock before purcha sing elsewherei ' , .. l' .• ' • i E. Q. &i A. HENDERSON., September 2, . . , . ' 36 . ' Wank. if EN \}'ANTED--IMMEDIATEL Y THE undersigr.ed , having pnrChaited the W .; corning Iron] Works, at Wilkeeberre, Luzerne County; ra.;and ictends putting ttie eerie iota operation.immCdiately. wants a number of work men of:serious; delcripttons, vier • • A men comfietent to turn rolls suitable fo rma, l king railroad tron,and other descriptions of Met.; churnt ; Iron , . A man be foie Boiler and Sheet Iron, and tra i t tidos kindabi Plate Iron. : , , • 1 Orie or two good hammermen ehinglers.' Eight or ten gsiod puddler.; and' one or two good. libelers. Eight or tett good Neil Cutters.•. .' Applicitionl may be made to the aubsc!iber or to Thorne. Ellis st'the Works. • None but, good and steady work Men need ap. ALINi• MATCHER, T. PAYNE. fietitetriber g i ' 36.4 t • EMEMI ••• q , / - '7". - <1. •. : • •^.• I ,;:1 • 7;.1( MINEIRS*2;';.jOURN: 1, 4 E , Mal • - '_.OO2IMISS!. I I;)IIEftS! SALE ' ! RENL %ESTATE, TUE • Commiss uvllull mainly will 1 - hotel a PabliC dale FridaY, the Sild Zia', of September mist, it the : boort Housei in the Bo rough of Orwigshorg, porpose•tif selling; all such unseated lotids as have been porehasedl by them at Treaiurer's'salea.,agrftaWy to thej act of Alisimbly, I and have *en held by them; unredeemed for five'years and upward!, a list of; which is herewith annexci. Sale titommencei at 19, o'clock; A.' ftr;, of said day, and to continuel from day to day till all is sold, End 'those who! have purchased at ' former,` sales. are requested to! take up their DiedS, or it, wilt be resold ou said , day: • - ; • , 'Manheim. • Stephen Girard. deed. Audenried and M. Crate p j "Mr, Braider' • • Jacob Weitzel .• George Derider, • ' John Menai' , • Kerson & Batadin . = , Joknson Cailp - • Levi Ellmaker Kersey N. Bills dr. Wm.Spohn Titus Bennett . - • Benjamin Desysea Lewis Roberta Samuel Brook Sloan (late!Pliceniz Coal Company) : 10 acrer Liibengood 100, " . Adam Brown .• 100 " Adam' Brown 20 " Deborah Dietrich l' •, lot William Grae ' ir I' " lacobEgold 100 acres 'Klinger nod Clark 150 " Elijah Yoder Pinegrove. 1 1 . lot , James pullaspy 1•, " 'Henry Boyer , 1 100 acres Joseph Snyder & Co. 30." - " lab° Walborn 120. " Gruff & geed 4 • 50 " Samuel Hain la lot Samuel Hain • 2 " John Hage2y • : 1 ' " David ; Good - • 180 acres Joseph Snyder ty co., . 8 ' " Samuel Hain !Lower Makanlongo. 17! I ' " John Stine ! 6 John' Kontznlainu \ , 10 .•' Widow Yound 50 " John, Kuntielniandr. I Barry: ...k. .onr, PLAN, ST.; cc also al No. 514 John Filbert 165 6 6 Jacob Krebs 426 0 George Heisler 100 66 William Ilinatzinger • 301' " John Spohn 4ko " _Edward B. Hubley " Gains Moore 344 -, . 1 Henry Stichter . 1 226 " Daniel Shapira' 300 Samuel Huffman 224 " Peter Kremer resent kituation cash, be is do. I the haid times. ARPET INGS. " Noruiegian. • ' . • I. ' lot Samuel Gilbert • ; 1 " Cleaver 4 Moyer lop aerea J. W. Seitzinger and B. Pott ' 2400 " George Ruth' &. Co. ' , 000 " Jacob Seitzinger and Martin Weaver 150 " Lauderbrun and Shoemaker ' 60l" JacOb Bright , ) 20O" ".. Becker and Franey ' -- 30, " Peter Ztutriterman 4 ca. : arp " --. Walters 60 " Abraham Fertig • , 205 " OtTerinan. Kelm, and: :Minkel.- I; 50 " . David llnhba • . 1 1, - ; 336 " Francis B. Nichols 200 " - Filbert & Haini • I , 124 "" Lloyd & Co. 400 4 " Seitzinger, Keim, Drenkle & Offer . • man . - ' .60: ' " B. Davidson & Co. I • 3 , lots —George Patterson 2,, ." • 'George W. Blythe , 1 ; • 5 ," Kantner and Wynn , • t " ..'-- Frederick Erringer ' 1 I 2." ."John liollerman . . . 1 " William &ringer ' . - 1 • . Pottsville. ' lot. • John Lucas • " Wilfiarn Richards 1 1. ' William Richards " Martin Weaver .. William Richards 4. William Richards' " Williaim Richards Benjamin Snyder. dered. 00 acres Jacob Reitanyder, jr. .50 ‘ 4 & Mayberry . 97 " P: W. Jackson &A. P. Heiser 76 " Jacob Bensinger & Heister 103 Kepner! 100 " Strimbeck 200 ". John Hartung 15 -. 1 Joseph Stauffer 4 William Wildermuth 103 " Del:ivy Kepner " Joseph Stauffer ISO G4orgo Rahn 000 , , " Daniel Focht , ; 80 " George Rahn • Oh " lloldeinan & Turner ,00 " Harding lot Jlilin'Bishop [Bl acres •11. Porter, & Co. Rush: . Charles Frailey William Feting , ' Klapp•& Kiehoer ' • ' Jahn Fuhrman William Yoh ' I; ! ; Jbseph Ridgway Isaac Stauffer for Kellogg . John Seltzer ; Jacob* KI ine 1 Alt , ff,Stevenson dj Egnerl Frederick Kellogg ! • 'Alter, Stevenson & Cooper T. Krimes . George Stauffer for Kellogg 1 Freddick Kellogg _ Troutman,' Cooper & Egner John Smith • j Widow Davis. (lawn. 400 " John Kelchner 560 " Daniel Klapp & CO. 400 .4. Jacob Todd 150 • " William tiller 400 " James McNair 400 " ; William Ktehner 400 " Oeinge Rhoads , 400 " John Eliza 1400 Peter Gordner - '4OO • " Thomas Reese 400. Daniel Reese 194 - John _McNeal 187 f Bei:Amin Y. West • 400 4 Geolgo.Rhoads *. 397 4 John, McCully - • 400 I John Fields 376 William Steward 400 George Rhoads, Jr. 384 u SCewarsi i West Penn': Christian Snyder West • Brunswigi. iota 1 William Mnrelh !. GEORGE DOVER. SAMUEL R. MEDLER,. GEORGE MOSER: ' - Cominissioners , VorrimisSioners' office, Or. ivigebnrg, Aug. 8, 1843. t I G‘ )60 acres 400 " 400 " 400 " 400 " 132 " 400 " 80 " 100 " 75 " 400 " 400 " 100 " 182 299 " 400 400 " vituk, , . procured a for nza, Conentry °nary Organs. ,nd can produce t !ale at A RTIN!S.' re, Pottsville. E II 75 'fr . , . ' TO, RENT. • ~1 1 , ..1 laRE PORT .CLINTON FOUNDRY, and Machine Shim:4 together. midi: all the Meeks, choser.t. and fixtures belcingliff thereto. , AO ply g.,0, ~ ISAAC MEYERS. Efill4 ! \ 'i . ' -at Port Clinton. or 101 ECKERT 4 , GUILFORD, I - _,' . • .. 7 ' ' ' Swatate Filreeesui ilecembe! 17, :, - ' ,s[-tt' . 'i , LEAREN PlPElH3effleteatly sung IroF the pupate of intredueteg,water Into the tIOCLICII for sale cheap, by . .. 8. BANI4Aft. April IL - .- 7.:.._ . -- . 1157- NOMM=2II Wayne ES E Li Has re.comtneneed the Hanufatture of SOAP CANDLES, At No. 12 Alargarellci , Street, fire' doors above Fronestreet, between Callowhill and Willow Slreet railroad, _• rat LLD ELl7ntio - 'MITER gibe offer's for Sate, on reasonable v v terms, whoksale - and retail, first quality Yellow Soap, common'Brown'chi., White Fuller's do',, Palm do., Castile do., Fancy Shaving do. Augabt 12, ! 33-45 PUIILIC SALE. pURSIJANT to an order of the Orphans' Court-of '`• Schuylkill county, the subscriber administrator of the estate of George Hain, late of the township of Wayne, in the county ofSchuylkill.deceaied, will ex pose to 'sale by Public Vendue, on Saturday; the 14th V day of October next. at o'clock in the afternoon. on the premises at the house late ofGeoree ain, iu the township a Wayne, and county aforesaid; , A certain Message Tenement and tr4it of land. situate in the township Of Wayne, county of Schuyl kill, bounded by lands of Peter', Laubenscein, Henry , Berger; Jacob Faust and others. containiig 2 - .2) acres i • or thereabouts. The improVements are ' ' a double Log HOuSe. two 6t4icg high— ;;• ; Log Barn—two Orchards, and about one e ti hundred and thirty: acres of cleared land. and Well supplied 'with a mining stream of Witter and springs ; late the estate of said deceased Attendance will, be given, and the conditiOns of stale made known at the nine and place of saby ° • ! MICHAEL VRITZ. • By Order of the Conti Adniinistrator. J. II DOWNING, Clerk. Orwigsburg, August 12, 1843. .. t • 33 •-••• LI • ,-------- , NDSAY Sr, BLAKISTON' — i B. „ BOOKSELLERS, BINDERS . ' A 9 D - STA ' North Wot corner ;of 4iftlatui 'Cl4nut. St. !philadelphitt, august 12,i . .[I 33— MILLINERY AND FANCY FOODS. MRS. MCifIGAN,Iin larket:strs, next door to Mr, Wolfinger's t.oern, resOctfully in. forms the citizens of Pottsvilleond f the public generally, that she has just received a new and fashionable assortment or millinery fancy. goods, amongst which are the Alberti Braid,Flo rence Braid, Needle ptraw,lEnglish St.raw, and Fieited Lawn Bonnets, with a. fine assortment of men's and bOys' Leghorn and - Sea-grass /lets; i"Ol of which will be sbld much lower than" the inntal - prices for cash.; ' Bonnets altered and done up on the mest.reasonable terms. . Pottsville, April 13 2O 1 • :Dales Patentrlatfram andXnnter Scalo. PLATFORM scales weighing from 100 to. 2300 lbs; and Counter Acales -in every vari ety, 'superior ,to Any scales before 'invented, for sale by the agents. - GRAY ;it BENNETT, 42 Wrilnut Street, Juna IT, 1843, ' . ; —tf IRGAN, HRS.; MO i - 1 . ARKET 9112.F 1 T, has just received a few 4 1 of the Amazon and Shell Bride Bonnets, whichwill be sold very low. ' Pottsville, June, 17, 18,t3 WHIPS & CANES—Just received and for sale an assortment ofGig, Sul key, and riding Whips:and Walking Canea.l March 19.12 • JOIN S. Ci MARTIN. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS, _ AND PIifENIX BITT;RS. high and envied celebrity vvhich this pre A eminent Medicine has acquired for its invanahl efficacy in all the diseales which it professes to cure has rendered the usual practice of puffing not only on necessary, but unworthy of Thera. They are known by their fruits ; their good faith testitiy for them, and trey thrive not by the faith of the ',credulous. In all cases of Costiveness, Dyepepeia, Bilious and Liver) Affections, Asthma, Piles. Settled Pains. Rheumatism. Fevers and Agues,Obstinate Headaches Hamm State of the Fluids, Unhealthy Appearance of the Skin, Nervous Debility, the Siekness nicident to Females in Delicate Health, every kind of Weak. ness of the Digest;ve Organs; and 16;111 generil De 7 !Inculcate of Health', these Medicinille have invaria , 'ably proved a certain. and speedy remedy. They restore Vigorous Health to the most Ezbaus tel Ccnstitutions. j I , A single trial will place Me Life Pills and Phenix ' Bitters, beyond the reach of competition. in the esti mation of every patient. I Prepared and Sold: Wholesale and Retail, at Will ham B. Moffat's Office, 33a, Broadway, comer of An thony street. New York. N. B. None are genuine unless they have the fac simile of John Moffat's Signature.' The Life Pills are sold la Boxes—Rrice, 25 cents, 50cents. and 1 Dollar each, according. to the size ; and the Phceniz Bittertrin Bottles, at dollar or 2 dol; tars each, with full directions. Go id Samaritans can be had of they Agents gratie. For sale by I . B. NNA N, Agent for Schuylkill county. 1 32711. August 5, . FASHIONABLE TAIL,OBING. r•t • , • JOSEPH CHRIST le , especifully informs hts friends apd the public that he has succeeded B.T.i Tayloeln the above bp shwas, at' the old stand in Cardin street, where be will be happy to Wait upon thoso ‘ who may favour him with a call. lie' has also on hand, superior Wool dyed Cloths, Sumrnbr Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest ings of every description which will be mode to or der in the roost fashionable and Worli r manlike manner, and on most reasonable terms.. L. Pottsvilleduly 22„, 1843. ,?' o • A eLOOD OF WiFNESSit3 testify fe the astonishing effects produced by I JAsr.ls Mint Toftvic. Among the names attached to the numerous certificates of its re generative influence on the hair, we notice those of some'of the most rOpeetable citizens of Boston. to whom the incredulous are referred , for.personal est -d'ence of As - efficacy: lit cases where the hair has fallen (din consequence ler sickness. it speedily in meets the bald scalp with a thick apd glossygrowth of that great accessory of, beauty. , All diseases of the hair. such as dandruff scurf, tic., ar4 eradieated by its application. The silky nppearancit Which it imparts to the lowing tresses a beauty, renders it an intik,. pensible ankle °film Female toilet, and gentlemen to whom nature hail been nigganllyiin the distribution of whiskered-arid lionore; may. sooit _make OM sparse crop a luxuriant one, 'by' i stimulating As growl!), with JANee For sale by Eichithz &andel:ion, Pottsaille, A gents of the Proprietor. I September, 2, • I 313-7 ' COAL • i i ANT 'D. . 50/11 TONS, Wbite Ash t r uirp CoXI wan,.. "J" ed, for whiC.h Bacon; will be given in exchange. Inquire at No. 3 North Waal . St., it t Market St. 1 -1 Plidadelphia,August 12, PENNSYLVANIA II ALL, POTTSVILLE, PA., rrilkllppblic are respset 6111 v informekthat the subscriber lies tahen this large and fcommo. dion4 eattiOalinertt, tree:eutlyl kept by masa . Weaver &. Peters. , iii No exOtions will be opared by. the - - undersigned to render thence-o=l3ode lions end comforts ;f this Hotel, equal. if not eu. perier td those furnished while under the control of inhere .10SEP14 11. WEAVER. Pottsville, May 6,11849. 19--3 t• . • . New Easbiont!le Clotbibg Store 011081 E TIM Torre - UST opened for the Benefit of the Foot, by selling at 'educed prices and feir'caab, at the Town Ball. - • By calling and training feu will find the Pri• cestosuit lb! • - ' Pottsville, November 15; To Lc? 'RIME substantial Ind convealent Stone Store and WharchoniCat Mount Carbon, lately in the oc enpancy ofinsepte.White & Soo.! The: store is 401 rem, and the wag . h ouse 60160 lout, . di being stoties gh in front, haying ii": • excellent cellars or rather basements, the XX floor' of which are +la the level of the y - ground al the back of each; both buil dings front :tin the , Centre Turnpike ;there are good docks for the recentio n at each el .Merchaisdize by the Canal.andgetid3 brought by p & li 11 ih can be discharged at the. level or the Ist 'floor of the ware house, directly into its rear, •iwhiati rests against the track °film Mount Carbon 11 . Road... • There is ample room aroand the decks for piling plaster; and a; good , lumber ethart Will be added to 'the premises leased if desired. Immediate otession given. Appli_at the Dela- Ware Coal Company's Of&tes. viz ;to . JOHN C AtiLL. Mount Carbon. • or 3, R. WHITE, 1 ' 117 South 3d St., Philadelphia. Pottsville,July 15, , . • 29-- • DEA.F.NESS CUUED. • Scarpa'sconipotind Kress°le Acoustic- Oil, WORhe cure of PPAPN WO, • pair s, in!! the s" disc aredorriratter from . ;he ears ; also all )) hose d i . ireeable noises, like the buzzing of in. sects,f Bing ofsekter, buzzinglot siesta, &.c. &a. *filch are symptorias of apprtaching deafness, and also attendant with the disease. - - 'CERTIF icATps. The following Editorials and certificates will bo read with intermit as they speak fads Which aye " stubborn things," • .;; Meier EXTRAORDINARY CUD'S I-4f any have doubts theymay now dismiss them; and the most incredulous may consider Deafness as curable. Numerous cases of Curea, and many of them ve ry remarkable—by the use of, "SearpOs Oil," have been published,- but, this.," cap's the climax." Young or old may yet recover, hearing. A-lldy in Smithfield, Pennsylvania and now about 80 years ofage, had been gradually getting deaf for more than 40 years, so that it Was next to impos., Bible to make her hear conversation in the loud est tones oLvoice; Last winter she was induced' to try " Searpa's Oil for Deafness." .It ie only neeessary to. add that she has' used two ludtles, and that her hearing is perfectly restored—she is cured. ; ; . ! DEAFNESS CURRD.--TIIO t „ our:l:wing extract from , a letter written by Mr. Johnson of Beaten, to a Fiend in this city, s is important.' , - The bottle of Scrape ' s Oil for Deafness, that you sent me,: with the wish !that my daughter would try it, has been used,' and in ite,etTects, have astonished all; you know how very'ileal she has been since she-was three . years old—Ae now hears quite well,' but as the medicine has all been used, 1 wish you to send me another bottle, which I have every reason to believe will mire her en tirely.'-1 Times. For sale by B. B. GUMPERT, N 0.120 North Second Street, Philadelphia, and by ,EIt.:III3OLTZ. %V..; SAN DERSO,N, Agents, Pottsville. 4'l 30— ; Jul; 2)2,1,843! LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY pLAY • FOR A FRESH supply just reOved.ard for sale by , B. BANN AN.. I July 22, ' - •• 30-- THOMSONIAN MEDICINES. GENERAL asaurtmentkept constantly on band at • ' EICIIDOLTZ & ANDERSON'S - New Drug .`store, Pottsville, Pa July. 30— DEL D. JANE'S FAMILY MEDIC SOLD VT I • EICHHOLTZ & SANDERSON'S New Drug Store, Pousrtlte, gnu ft.r S huylhill Cu., July '22 .• • • -Wistars Balsam of Wild Ch erry, •! good and officacions remedy fur the preyail• ing lAfluenza, for sale at • JOHN C: MARTINS - Drug Stare, Centre st., Pottsville. , Pottsyille, July,•29, ' 31-- , 25- 4.1111 CA FOR FIRE riciis, &C. THE subsCriber has for sa)e a large quantity of the 'inaterial commonly called Fire-ssnd cr de composed MICA, which is and by Brickmakers and Potters,, in the manufacture of fire-proof bricks, cooking furnaces, Scci, It is of a very su perior quality, clear - of aand;.gravel, or other im purities, and will be delivered on board of boats, or vessels, at the subscriber's wharf, west side of Schuylkill, half a mile below - Gray's Ferry Bridge, at one dollar per ton, or frßeen cents. per barrel,. ROBERT CARR, BartrivOr Botanic Garden. A July 15, NEW !MUG. STORE. E. B . EICHOOLTZ, & C 0. .• re spectfully informs the citizen's o• • Pottsville, and Sehuylkill county' gen eially, that they havei openea,L the store formerly ocnnpiad by Mr. Slater,) a general . asnortment of • Drugs, Paints, ; • 1 //yet, . aVrni.thes, . . Putty, , . Glass,; ,- - Spices, Patent 111edieineif 4c.., 4c. And solieits a share .of public patronage, confi dently assuring the public; that every article in their line, shall be of the first, quality, and pure ly gennir:‘ , -. 1 , Having 'nerved a regular; apprenticeallip•to!,the basilica in . ,Philadeiphitr, Abbas who favour thin) with a call, can rest satisfied that they will gtiatd strictly against all mistakes; and hava their ined. , icin i es put up with the greCtest care and nicety. • Physicians prescriptionS attended to - with par ticular,care, at all hours. enuntry Physicians a nd Storekeepers, supplied at a small advance irl ei.. y prices. Pottaville.lDeeember 3, 494 Cheriticals, Oils, NEW , 71.01.711. AND i FEED ' STORE. . . TrIE subscriber anneurices to his friends and the public that he has opened a new FLOUR AND FEED 'STORE, i In the Arcade. corner of Centre and Norwegi• an streets, in the borough of Pottsville, wheijo he will keep conitiantly.on hand a See ass determinedwhict) to all as cheap, if not cheaper, than any other citii h. lishment in this region. I Ilis knowledge o the business is a guarentee that the Vioui, Feed Land Produce which he sells will be of the best 0 btr —he therefore calls Oda his friends and the public, to give hitn.a tar trial, fully .con dent let ho will give general satisfaction. tIENRY SliEvq . .. • 3.-441 August 26, • • R. BECK ER.'S : EVE SALV ; fitfpply of this highly delehMted Salye for anytf and inflamed Eyes=inst received and for laglc by JOHN S. C. MARTIN'S Mfg Stine. January 28,-1843, • PUDDLERS WANTED. .1 $0 OR 12 . Good Pttddlers will find inorriediate employMent Old good w4ea by applying to the aubseribir at 'the works; None but temperate men, ai;ul goodliorkmanineed apply. I 11. BURDEN, Troy Aran kNail Factory. Atignet 26.1813. .135 3i-1m BM • • mcacmArtrr s HOTEL, I • No. 41 .Votheit..arto firacer, Nicw YoPLIC. Mink soliaeriber ttaispectfollp notifies his friends and otherb,tbat he has recerky open ed a new and conveniebtly furnished Hold, at 41 Courtland at., a s.hoil distaste* aboviqiis old stand,' and nearer to Brodway. "' I'l ' Ile be better able to accomodittObi'aisit- ors as his house ts larger, and fi tted up with bit ting parlors in niuderri btylc,' and pitiably 'fur nished Bed.rooms. y• • ' I ' He hopes his customers will continua their patronage to the new establishment, and ;would inform them'-that he has reduced his Price of boarding to one dollar per day. I CHARLES WYCOFF. Philadelphia. April, 29, • 18- - POT ASEll—JuatiOeived foe-mite at iVe Drug Store ofl 403 N S. C." MARTIN •Daember i ' 1— MI •Me&dncs, EU =II IN 1 .13#415...RUP:.1'c.y.- • FoRHDIScH4RGE. , 1 •t. • • - ..;tlattedfftistest'Courx. • ;: EASTEKIttDIRIpt OF2Etfr'NSYLVANIA. - I ' • . NOTICEs •• •. • • • :: pErt Ti QNR fur ;'l) :charge' and •Crzrrificate under the Bantsl pt Law.. hate been filedby.' Alfred Sabbaton bine -Manufacturer, • :•' • . Schuylkill Panl A. Sabbaton; Irtim•Forteder•and , - . , •-• Steam' Engine _MallisfaCturtir,ild , And Friday. theLlat Sbiyinflfecs - t ber,rnest..it •, o'clock, A. M. is •aPpdleted for the hearing there oi, before the Sai4 2 l'pmt siaing in Bankruptcy. at the District Cur Room, thetity Phila. ° delphis, when aMilishere the Creditors ottho said Petitioners, 's,tva . .b . ave proved their Debt, • and all other persenic iqtnterest f rnay appear:lied ' show cause, if tiny ttkey have,. why nth. Dite• • charge and Cetlifititle*liuld not be:grantee. , I UOPKINSON,' , • • Cloilt. of the'Disttiet Costa. ; • September 9, j 1 1 4 . • 31— • • -- - ' A. PETITION fir! Ascharke and!, Cittlficata 4-11 ••• under the Painkfuit Law'haa been filed by Enos Jones, CarPenfsiol now „Laborer; Schuylkill County., - rr•:‘••:••" '• -•‘-f , ' • r • And Friday the Tttle ty of October next, _ o'cloch, A. M., ha ,pr o ted for the hearing there : ' of, !Wine the Said Cenci; sitting • in•Eankruptcy. at the District Cbert in the City of Philt.' • ' delphis, when end :1 • Imo • the Creditors ef• the said Ptwiener, Wlto)4ve proved their Debt-s t and • ' all other personsiinljeltarest, .may appear • and show cause, if dnv tl y have, .why such Die- , charge end Cei tifiense :should not be grat.ted. • HOPKINSON, • •i•• • Clefts of the District Quirt: •••• • : • 31-1 d . July 29, : • . 14.t:T10E. - A. PETITION fijrPiecharge , anit dertificate "L under the Ba!nliteupt Luiv-, has been filed 14 Willium G. Johnsit4i, , Oate Hotel Aceper, now Gentleman, SchOYlfiil4ounty. ;-• And Fridav,.the'Zkilay o r Sot. next, at II sclock, A. M., is'eOpijirded for the hearing thereof. before the said Court,iltting in ilankitiptcy: ak the District Court.Endin.'in the City of Philadolli phia, when and whern , ,ilic Creditors- of.the' said' Petitioner, who llavejiroved. their Debts, and ell other persona in inte r ; t, may. 'appier end show, Cause, it any they ,114-j e, why sock bjtChargo and Certificate shouKrot he granted. - FRAS. DOPEINSON, • chfrkof the 'District ContV June f 24, SALE. ), ID 1 I RSV AY! to tjfi • order of the Orphan'd gCourt of Sohityl9l county, the• subscriber*. • guardians of Malv,i4cAtta,Celisa. - Matta, and Maria Kemp,' mpor Pl)ildrcris of. Paul IcettiP,late of the county o'f:P r .erki clecotsed, Own too , sale by Public Veno , on Saturday. the acecnth day of October neat ; : ,-'at one - O'clock in the nr. , . ternoon, of the said; Miry, at the housb•of Philili Boyer. inkeeper,l Willie borough of 'Schuylkill Haven', in the said cßianty; Theliindivided fire: ninth parts 01 feer iierlain !Mita - grand, to wit; • Nos. - 9, 10, 1940tt.:1V, in the ne.n.l plan of the said town, on smile: of , which VA C :erected.dwel ling lotkare those ottincd •by the?‘ 'said . Paul Kenipl, end'', purchased hy- him George 31ininc14 latt9lic estate 'of the ttaid ceased. Attendance, twill he given-ard condW thins of sale make kite= at tho tiine"and place • of sale, by • - , • - :pEORGE ;BOYER, . •• ' PANIEL,KLAR, By the court, j r •• ' • • Goardiatia.: JOHN H. PIO-WNIiCG, clerk. - '!' N. at the me 'and place all - the terest of the said to wn lois will' be offered for, sale by the othe'r heii.; of ttie , said. Paul Kemp, Accessed. I Orwigsborg, 2!‘intiiiit 19, 1843. INES, lENTREItt-J net received end axle a tot Futtibers of excellent quality by .. .I.SIGLYMAN CO.. 12—; '- • JOHNNEVILLE; . krrowity . Alr•La.w, • Erx AS removed , fruit Market Street to the - staid! *LI4I- or ni oceattied by' Abraham Meisse„ In Cootie Street, kjppoitV the by'_ Mee., oMobei,r ' MarAh 8, 110BART# • ATTOIi V I EY AT LAW, 011)1AGSBURG.": e;. Will practice in;thC, - 0-pury of Schuylkill county _ • eu il bsc -t ri6 l 2 B r I. #4 3 !ut n te:,llo l th ar e C. tm blie _ a s- as on hand a ',iv:quantity of well:eared Elam. Beef, Tonk,,4 Ac. &c • ., which he.Wi sell at LOw RATES _Fop. at his stand in CeMre - r, rect, opposite the'l'Aeris, Hall. - All:amnked meat, r which css trial should;si-eve tiet.to be good, will be ~ taken hack. L. r• r ir ' tie always keeps Ipr - sale all kinds of Fresh roleaV' . which will be sold at, reduced prices—and retype-MO, ly solicits the patrooyp of the ppbtitt. ' 1. .10.11 N BIEGER. Pottsville, Feb.lll :Y . • s.; ris: 9111ce of the Pltititdelphia. and Reading ; ltailroisd Company ! • •••• 3 Philacielybis; Jul; 21.1843. tti l;; • -Who Philadelphia add Reading `,ll ll "-.04 - .;S ' 'railroad Compa9 , :liertf?y give ~ n licethat.the rates offreight on coal are and wili;couOlnie as follorig i i. -.- • From Pottsville ',IR Richmond or Philailelphis. I ." 40 per ton (113 1 40per Itra. From Schuylliill 1104,4: SO' --ti , •, .130 • •.!„. . • • SI: BRADFORD, Socretarp - SI— I • 11343 DRUGS ALA - D MiLDICIOS. . . , " - UST received iniaffdition to former atipplies, a: el general asscirtnr,e4tifirc. . • • • • • Druz.% _Paints, : . ' Qils, and Turpentine, Chemicals. j I)ye Stnf e, Patent Illedieinevi rarnishes. . tifr,furnary, Vlassii,oni 7, by 9 t0:24 by 30. . • Together with ever;Aartielci in his line. while be offers for sale,:it a seta 1.1, advance, and4oliciti the at tention-of Physicians: ountry dealers generally. • • . ''••• JOilN S. C.. MARTIN. / . 3^ Particular attenty.in 'given to .. l'hysican's Pre q hours - . l •' : • November '20.. • . • 48— SOAP it!! A NDLES.—Aci!p and f Candles'ot the 14orcqualliy by toe box, sold at' Philadelphia niantkilin'furers piickfienzht and et. change Yq. H. MARSHAtti, Corner of ti!orwegtlif St. and M( Carbon R R. Pottsviile; April 15;1643: 16.... L AWRENCE, Agent fx the alle of 6,'2uthworth Manufacturing Compdizy's Sig crioi pper, • WATIT.IIOIIBE MIN Old Sr,. PUILAMLPE!U• /VIM fidlowine band and - 0 - for aalel to the'ittide at the lowest market pricep:— Fine thick Flat CaltiN2 14 and 16 lbs.. lane . and • 5 . ` • Extra super and aupcifina folio Postr, blue and Ex w tr h , i t it sUpe 1 - 3 (mne reialpoate, blue . and whin! -Extra RU ref' 'Linen TOT , . Merv., -• Superfine and fine Ifilli HO pap err, ((A oa d.) riz.) do , 1 I IBr ' • dotetit4ing House Gips, blin ; and white. ! [*_ Extra auger Cunzrea;,oipti and I:alters, plalnand • ruled.'blne and . Superfine French, Pir4l plain - end ruled.' ; - Superfine end.fidecap a:and Posts,ruled and plain blue and,Aahite,',orilviriona qualities and price. Alto Menet 13narliA Tissue, Wrapping,Atur Hardware tkip:o4Q•l trie 50 to tunaX Peach Orchard'''. Broai Mountain-coal will fitOatteniu.eichange foi.Pa' per. at thelnviest Prkct 3oly 15t11. uc iONltt• :l° • , 'rap Fanner s 15,41nua1; :beditg -tt c. mystical - 4 *- Treatise on the; tante ana vitae or Man. ureil founded-from 1 04 - gierimentititu mops; by ri Falk nor, Esq. Mao; )4' • '::--- • - PRODUCT' V Atendliatai. gent on. tin L resent . distutteties. of - .Lcittigi , J4gti t atone. , Davy, and officti,t;Miliitetetils fetnnukatni ii &c. &c.; by J. A.. Snt:iifh.Filikiti,oreiteli 37feelealt Jost received and fuittatit.by - - ~11; 1301401.- - - Sept. ' ' ik•mtt • ME 34--' <. 1115 23'.4ca
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