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Insurance
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The subscriber, Agent for one c f the best Insurance
Sews in Philadelphia, is prepared to make insurances
'll all,deseriptions of property, r.ich as louses, Mills,
tables, Goods, Fllftlitille, &C., &. at the very lowest
ttes t --- '' . • B. IdAN NAN.
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New - VA, are authorised to receive, Supscriptions and
Advertisements, for the Miner.' Journal.
Cheap Publipations
. •ll the cheap publications are.lbr sale it this office
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Passage Agency, &43
The subscriber is prepared to engage Passage, for
Passengers from every part of England, Ireland, Scot
land and Wales at the very lowest rates. lie also at
tends to remitting money to every part of Europe, in
sums alum Pound and upwards By prompt attention
to ►wlasas, he expects to give general satisfaction.
R. BANNAN, Agent for
JOSEPII
Jot! Printing.
WS, bale recently made additions to our already
large assortment ofJ oh Type, which is now great•
or than that of any Country Printing Office is the State.
enders ready to execute all kinds of
JOB PRINTING
of every description, at the very lowest rates: such as
CARDS, BILL HEADS,
PAMPHLETS, . CIRCULARS, ": •
' BILLS of LADINO. . POST BILLS &
Atvery short notice. By keeping good workmen, and
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ceive the support of the pUhtic.
ors We have also a BINDERY attached to the•otlice,
which enables unto bind all kinds of Printing, when it
is necessary to do so. Books of every description,
bound to order. April 6,'
Notice
'All persons indebted to the subscriber, will please
Mike payment as early as possible. He is anxious
to have all his old business settled up.
I B. HANNAN:
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TUE COAL TRADE.
IThe shipments this week, show an increase of about
00 tons ovsr , last. • The water in the Canal continues
very low. .
The shipments from the Lehigh, for the week en
ding on the 3rst ult. was 13,629 tons.
:Freight{lo Philadelphia by Canal SO cents—to New
York, $2 30. „Rail Road $1 , 15 and $1 25.
:The Commercial List, gives the -following, as the
prices of freights from Philadelphia.
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To Sated,.. ISt 52} per ton.
s. Charleston: •
..{- 1 621
" Canibridgeport & Brighton, $1 75 "
" Boston, ' • 01 59 a. $1 .62.1 "
Newport & Warren. R. I. $1 31} ~
. _ _ - .. -. ...
•• Providence 7r. Fall River,ill 314 ..
r" NEW Minn & ilarlford, Con. , ,1+ 23_ "
.. Troy. • . $l - '271
Albany. . ' 81 40 "
' ^. Newyork, -
, • ' 9 $ "
" Baltimore, 1 i :5 a -671 o
". Washington. DC. • Bl 121 "
••a, Fiedricksbung, V • 8 1 10 "
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For the week ending . on Thursday Evening last
RAIL ROAD
Schuylkill Haven,
Pottsville
Per fart report,
BY- CANAL.
111 p to Thursday night.
Pottsville &P. Carbon, 9,707 00
• Schuylkill Haven, . 1.073 01
Little Schuylkill, 2.060 00
13,E00 01
Per last report • '218,068 10
Lehigh Coal Trade..
• ! Despatched from Mauch Chunk for the week
ending Bth month 31; 1844.
. Boats
Lehigh told and Na'. CO
Summit Mines •
Room Run Mines
~ Deaver Meadow Mines
FROM PENN HAVEN,
Hazleton Coal Co,
ROCK PORT.
Buck Mountain Coal Co. .
TOTAL :SHIPM,ENT§
Tnon Mlte CIICNK.
97431
30511 127972
42652
Summit Mines
g Itoom Run dn
! Beaver Meadow
FROM PENN HAVEN
Ilazleton Coal •
ROCK PORT.
Buck Mountain-Co.
' Total ',floats
Little : lSchuylkill Coal Trade.
Amount or Cnal transported over this road up to
Thursday evening last, •
Tons. • Boats. Tons
Sep. 6 Lawrence .55
• 6 Time, 54
•• 7 Sophia • 51
" Muhlentierg 55
", S. Lewis 56
" 7 D. R. l'orter . 55 , -
9 IL Franklin St
• 4 G: M. Dallas - 51
• 0 Mary 55
" 10 Raccoon S 1 ,
t• 10 Sun of America 55
••• It Wm. Penn 56
" 13 Fox Hunter 54 '
IR Marietta . 51
" 12 Hiram. • 55
." " Cleopatra 54 •,
Per Sundry Shippers
Per last report
113 MI
Mine Hill ;V Schuylkill Haven It. R.
The following is the amount of Coal, transported on
atii• Road, foi week ending on Thursday eyenin3 last.
Tons.; 9,291 II
Per last report, 214,451 05
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'Total, 223,74216
223,742 16
' WM. NEWELL, Collector
DM Canon Rail Road Company.
The amount of root' transported 'over this road
,for
the week ending on Thursday evening last is •
. • • Tons 2 , 727
• , Pet last report 41.252
•
11l
Sclinylki4 Valley Rail Road,
The Amouht of coal hauled over this road up In sat_
sudsyevening last is: = Tons - 8,652
Per last report, 65,565
Tkal. 69,217
.nisSE TURNER, Collectra.
Mount Carbon Rail Road.
The following is the amount of Coal transported on
i this Road, for the week ending Thursday Evening last.
Tons. s,titto
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- Per last Report, 122,561
Total 127,817
NATHAN CLEAVER, Collector
. Printer's Ink
N s
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05KegsTof the best quality News Ink. just teem
Ted and (cif sale by the inmscrißer. Orders free
'woad, accompanied With the money rest Paid, wit
fictive prompt attention. D. DANNAN,
15eppber 7 ci 1 ; 0 7. • - Agent.
MDS. 8. P. HODGSON,-
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UDEPCO,EZG:3,. .:/.2EnCDELQa
CENTRE STREET
REASiLIir oproarrp TIM SPIIICOiAL CIIIIIICII.
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N. B.—bevcral APPRENTICiA wanted—apply all
1
above. ' i
Pottsville, Sept. 14; 1844,
Letter Presses ) Very,Cheap.
AT the low rate of $7 50. Which tire wind to the
Iron Presses, an 4 will last, as long. just receiy=
ed and frit sale by
Sept. MI 37-4
SCHOOL BOOKS, ' •
rpm: Subseriiber !has joss received an assortment
14. of School Hooke, which he offers to thOln. who
wish to puithase to sell again at ns low rates. if not
lower, than they Usn' be purchased"it Philatlelphia.
This assortment embraces almost- every; kiudr
Try us.. • i ' B. BANN AN. Agent.
Sept.l4i 1814. '; 37
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' WRAPPING ;PAPER.
1• • •
. •
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1 . 50
RAMS Wrapping and Strop Blasting
r per, an excellent article, v . cheap,
just received. Storekeepers and others an plied on
as favorable terms ai they can:pnrcha an elsewhere.
Sept. 14. 37 - - ' B.' BANN AN , , - A gent.
•
CAME to. the house of the subscriber, about the 20th
of July, a DARK; RED COW, with a white spot on
her shoulder, and atwitter on her . forehead, in the shape
of a heart; 'she had a bell on, fastened by an old leath
er strap. The owner is requested to come - fory:ard,
prove property; pay damages and take her away, oth •
erwise "'Jekyll! be sold.accordine to law. • = .
GEORGE ALLEN,: New Castle.
• P-30
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~ I St , iray. toiv. •
••
CA 111 r.. to the house of the siii scriber, about i the .26th
of :August, a BLACK COW, with white lepots on
her back and sides three white feet, with a piece out
of her right ear, and a star on her forehead. The own
er is requested to come forward, prove proPerty, pay
charges and take henaway, otherwise she will be sold
according to law. 1 -4. ;CAMPER, Lletrellyo.
September li, i37-31.*
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NEW AMERICAN • STEEL PENS,.
Better: than r — he. English.
T UST received a fresh supply of Steel Pens, among
el which are Phillip's Climax; Pen, the ReserVoir Pen.
and the Correspondent or Long Bill Pen, and the fine
pointed Letter Pen,..all of which will be sold very low
by ; ! . . 1 B. BANNAN, Ag't.
Sept„ tt • ': ' . 31%, -
7.251 in
5,038 02
12,319 II
266,101 IS
278,421 09
:61,668 16
510,293 05
Tone
1111
13620
CM
OM
T 20,908
Tons
2060
33290
Gel'asssO
GEORGE WIGGIN, Agent.
T0ta146,979
CEO. wait - sTY, Collector.
\
,
B BANNAN. Agent_
Siray Cow.
Septemb j rr 14,
'• ' Whips ! ' Whips! ! .
AN, .elepant assortment o 1 Sulkey and Cie Whips
superior to any heretofdre offered in this place
ust received and for sale very. cheap, .by
t iLug .31! 35-- i ;B. BANNAN,!Agent.
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, IR. C. W. . • : • .
ilLtilES.
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1:
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Teacher of Languages, ect„ a Native of 'Prussia,
R
ESPECTFUL informs :the citizehs of Pottsville.
O
that he has opened a class, for the instruction of
Ladieti and Gentlenien, in thq•Germari, French, Latin
and Greek Languages in this place. Thankful for the
patronage he has already received, he hopes, by .strict
attention and care, to merit and receive a •continuation
of the same: Mn. Ipmes, can assure those • who may
honor him with their cnnfidefice, that with pttnctuality
and desire of learning aritheir part. they cannot fail to
acquire al thorough knowledge of these Languages:-
if desired; Mr. 1., Will give - lessons intim evening, to
those tvho have nni,other leiltire time through the day,
at their own dwellings. . , .• • 0:I -
Mr. 1., also gives' lessons in Drawing and.' Painting,
and will endeavorlto.give general ,',satisfacilon to the
public. , , , , .
' Teams—Quarterly, Languages $5 00—Drawing and
Painting,:quarterlylt! Off ;,
Residence at Mr. 'Deffman'i, next door to the Miner's
Bank: ! .. • 1,
Poitinlle, Se'ptember 14 : 37—it
B.3LE OF 111?0:.V1 !VORA'S ./1 ND
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WOOD LAND.
WILL be soltlnt Public Sale, on Monday, the
vv. day of OctOber, Ih211.: at P. M., at the
Public House of Fax & Mortimer, M Pottsville, Schuyl
kill .thunty, The one mndit'ided half partl, of Mount
Vermin Forge. formerly known us Atitlimrled's Forge ,
with twolFires, three Dwelling HOuses, one Stable and
one hundred and hirty acres of Wood 'and Sprout_
Land, sitnatritnit Cold Creek. half a mile tram the fit
tle Schuylkill Baal - toad. twri miles from Mclinansburg,
and sin from Orwigsbure. Also, at the sane time and
- place, the one undivided half part 'Oll7O acres. more
or less, of Wood land. situated partly in EMI. Brims
wick 04nship, Schuylkill comity.. adjoining lands of
Samuel Bertrdett, polin Schall and others;‘and partly
In Albany Township, Berks County, adjoining lands of
Jones Keim.& Coo Georg.° Reagan, Esq., and others.
T State Road leading froth Orwigeburg to lintztOwn,
passes tnrough said land. One, pair of Forge Bellows
Tubs, will he sokt saine' time and place. For
further informatiOT. enauire of Daniel Yost, at raid
Forge', or of Richard Boone,, at Port - Carbon, Schuyl-;
kill county. Terms by , RICHARD lIDONE.,
Assigneeof 'MI' M. Ege, under the Insolyent law.
Port Carbo'n, It
NEW- BOOKS
, I • I ' •
51rmOirS of Vitioc rk principal Agent of the French:po
lice, one attic Most interOsfing Books oft he day 50
Triuinplis of Time, by the author of two,olcl,Men's •
Tale's,r .. 25
Heaven and its wonders, alto concerning Hell,lly
Swedenborg, , 121
Heart, a 'social Novel. by 'nipper, . 121
Chatsworth, or Gm Romance of a week, , 121
Short Patrol SermonS. by now, ,
~ jr. • 121
,
Prose Fictions. wiittOn to illustrate every day life,
by T. S. Arthur,
The Grandfather, by Miss Pickering,
Counterfeit Detector. for September,
Mary Schweidler; the Amber Witch,'
The Omnibus, containing 6 , N01e1•
The Jesuit, illustrating the Principles and the
Practices of the celebrated Society of the JeSults,
by-Spindler, . •,; ' ' r'
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fort. Unzby's Gaine,.
. • 50
Kohl's Scotland. i 1.5
Lardene'r's Lectures on Astronomy, : . . liS
Torether with a variety ofother Books, just received,
And for sale by i , ; 1.1. 11..k)ilcArki,. :Met.
September IL . .; .e 37
POSITIVE
IRON WORKS.
. , .
IAT ILI. he sold fat Public; Sale, nn Monday the 11th
V V day of October. •1541, at `.4 o'clock I!. 111„ at the
house of Fox & 3tortimer, in Pottsville, Schuylkill Co.,
viz :--• 1 , , . _
. 1 FRASKLIN ROLLING MILL
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Together with forty, one.pair or Rollers, Tiirning Lathe,
Puddling Furnaces, now hi succeSsful operation, one
large Fitrbank Scale, one tForge, with four fires. large
Coal HOuse, smith-shop, Office, a genteel and well fin
ished Two storyi
1 .. .
• , MANSION . HOUSE,
10 convenient Onuses for workmen, Mfm, Stabling,
dm.; and about tone thoutand Acres of Land, .about
eighty of which !ls amble and in a high State of culti
vation;the remainder Wodd= and Sprout Land, situate
on the Little Schuylkill riVer, Cast'; Brunswick town
ship, Schuylkill county, :immediately on the Little
schnylkill RaiirriaiLeight Miles front the Philadelphia,.
Reading and. Pottsville Railroad, 'with Which it is to
connect at Port Clinton, and four toilet from Orwigs
burg, the teat of justice for Schuylkill Connty.
For further information enquire of Maytury A. Ber
tolet, on the premises, or brllichar4 Boone, Port Car
bon, Schuylkill ftouuty.
RICHARD BOONE. Aasignee of Samu'el Bertolet.
Port Carbon, Sept., 14 i
PUBLIC.; NOTICE
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.•I-: . . , •
NOT ICE • is hereby given, to all Wiliam it meltcon
cern, that the subscribers purchased at Sheriff's
Sale,.Sepiember6, 1814, the following personal proper
ty -and , chattle interest of Frederick Zernheld, viz:—
one lot of abouti!2o.ooo Burnt Brick, also about 110,000
Unburnt Brick, l Wheel Barrows, Lint of Cord Wood,
1 lot of old , ',wither, 1 one Horse Sleigh, 1 wooden
Nein i the above articles; were sold by the Sheritrof
Schuylkill county, on the:premises of the , ,:said Feeder
ick Zernheld, in the borough of Schuylkill flay ~.,' !il
eitrti
so, the' following articles, which were sold -by t lo'4Aid
Sheriff, viz: thq same day at or. near Miners -' in
the county of, Sclinylkill,es the property of tlinri aid
Frederick - Zertiheld, arid pure ha ice d by the
subscribers, viz: one Yankse \Clock , 1 doz. Chairs, 1
Corner Cupboard, about 45 - yds. Carpeting: 2 side Ta-
Ides, allot of Pirtitres (iniheframes,) and 1 one horse
Wagon, I bay Horse, and set of harness, 1 Truck
Rail Thiail WagOn, about 130,000 Unburti3ricic, about
2,000 burnt brick, a lot or:about 90 cordri of Wood, 5
Wheelbarrows, 1 Clay Mill, the unespiied lease of the
said Frederick Zernheld, to the Brick Yird: he occu
pied ator near Minersville,ateiresaid. [AB of thuabove
artichii, we have left with the said Fredirick Zernheld,
during our pleasure:; the .Public are theiefore hereby
notified, not to pilichasi any of the said articles of
Frederick Zernheld, as they belong to itrw
BAST & TYSON,
Schnylkill ll:ii•en, Sept., 14, • , . 27-3t5
Notice to Contractors.
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Engineer's nriee Selniplfrill Valley Rail Road
Mount (,*(trbon,! September 5; 1844. 5
SEALED propinutts will be .received at this °Rice,
from the lOth to the 12th inst.. inclusive,-for the
graduation and masonry of four miles of the chuytkill
Valley neat Road, to he let in sections.
•
• Plans, profiles, and estimates, may be.iseen at the
ofhie,on the days above Specified.
A. W. CRAVEN, Engineer.
September 7, , I'l ' ; 36
.NEW ' - GOODS. 1 • -
J OSEPH IttOrtGaN, has Just received a new, assort
ment of Goods, aumne which are splendid new
style) Prints '
Milk Embroidered Nett Scarfs, Brussels'
Net 21 yards wide fur Shawls, Thibet and . filth Shawls.
Lislej and Ashhinton Lace, a very‘superior article of
Stripe Jacanett Muslin, Thread Lace—lnconel Inserting,
and a variety of otherlancy goods, all of which will be
sold at the lowest cash P,IIOESI
Pettaville July,l3 , •
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Philadelphia Advertisement 4
PUBLIC .S.ll
OP TUE
Sugar Coal Company,
NEAP UAZLETCOIi L bEILI:E COVIITY, PENNSYLVANIA
Coal Car', .111 - ining Machinery, 4.
En
lil2o7.lM.l9.l"llarliVia,
OCTOBER i,361 1 i 844, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
WILL be sold at Public'Sale, on the premises, at
the mines of the Sugar Loaf Coal Company. to
close a concern; 12. d Rail Road Coal Cars; 40 Mine or
Drift Cars; Also Sundry Coal Screens, Brass Pump
VdTves, Fump ehathbers and other apparatus connect
ed therewith. IGeai Lathes and Slide Rests. • Machine,
Minike, and Blacksmith's Tools. Lumber Triacks,
Wheel Barrows, ShoVels, Bar Iron, Steel, Scrap Iron,
Iron Pipes, StOvesdack screws, Car whegja andr. va
riety ofother articles. .
CP The sale Will commence punctuallyat 10 o'clock.
The terms will be cash on delivery.
Al. THOMAS & SON. Auctioneers;
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Phitalk., Sept., 14 1844
Brpuelg, i:agr l ain'O.d Venetian Carpetitike.
Robert 'B. Walker,
NO. 25 NORSK SEC OND ST., OPPOSITE CHRIST CII RCH,
srULLALELL S uI t, .
H"just received and is now opening, a very e
sive and beautiful assortment of CARPETI
The goods are fresh and of new styles, and Irvin_
chased principally for CASH, will be sold at the 1
prices. They 'Consist In part of
Splendid Brussels, (rich patterns)l
Beautiful qmperial, 3 ply ; I
Stiperior extra Ingrain, CARPETI
Twilled yenetian, 2-4,4-4, 5-4, I col'rs wa
Plain do " " " •
.j ted du
LL
Superior quality 0-4 English Backings, with a
stock of well Seasoned Oil Cloths, of all widths, P
Piano and Table Covers, Sheep Skins, Stair
Bindings &e.; together wither" extensive assorting;
Low priced ;Carpetings, 'of all' descriptions. n
grains of good quality and patterns, for 37é to 50
\r- Purchasers are requested to call, and they
rest assured of being pleased with the goods and
' ; ROBERT B. WALKE
37-1
Pliilada., September 14,
CHEAP CARPET- STORE,
ON THE CLBII PL►R,
„It No. 41 Strawberry St., Philadelp
Twi—rents, orthe subscribers in their present'
'ation being very low, arid theft' terms C.
they are enabled to sell at such low prices that
tomers catiriet fail to he satisfied, and they invitt
people of Schuylkill county to call and examine"
stock, as theroffer an excellent assortment, ccii
sing 1 .1,
- Beattticulimperial,3 ply, " • cl - -
Superfine Iri,grain, -
2i
Heavy Twilled Venetian }. m...,
Fine' English %Vorsted, doc. 7:
Plain Si i 1 . : do . I •
With a large stack of well seasoned
• FLOUR OIL CLOTHS.
of all widths for rooms, hallo. dooripieces. 4.c.
Furniture Gil Cloths, Beautiful Dearth Rugs.
covers, Floor Baize, Hag Carpets. die., tog
with .a large stack of low pribed Ingrains, and,
and atair earpets, wholesale or retail at the '
prices in the city.
1 ELDRIDGE 4 BROTIIEI
No. 41 Strawberry street, One door 'above Ct
%ear 2d. , ',Entlince also at No. 50 South Seco]
• Sept. 7, 1 . i 36--
Tess Cash Grocery Store;
No. 59 A`orth!Wrder S!., Ist. door above A
StOAII/3. 150 Hhda. P. Rico, and N. 0, Sugar, •
• 200 Boxes Brown Havanna, " '
100 Barrels Clarified‘"..,
. • 50 Boxes Loaf tind Lump,*
. 100 Bhls. Crushed .1. Pulverized "
MOLAIiiitE/. ISO New Orleani'Molasses,
•• , 100 HMIs. Trinitiao •
50 do Matanzas ", •
50 do Syrup & Sugar House
'2O do Levering's superior do.
Come. 500 Bags Rio Coffee, ,
300 " Lagnayra
300 " ' St. Domingo,
lOU " :Maracaibo,
Gunpowder, Imperial, Young Ily on,
Chulon and Snuchong Tana.
SetcEs,&c. Pepper, Allspice, Nutmegs, Mace, ~loves;
Cassia & Ging& r. Aloe, Lard, Oil. Starch.
Cheese, Sperm Candles and Wines ~and
Liquors of various qualities, for sale by
JACOB ALTER.
Wholesale- Cracer Commission Merchant, 50 N.
!Water pt.. Philadelphia.
Cs Merchants and Dealers, would do well td call.—
The prrateet dk4rgains ti) he had FOlit CA6JI.I!
Philada., September 7, , 30:-2mo
Earl
SPRINGER.
flan removed Mx office, to 74 South 3ill Street,
Where lie offerafor sale by the .Car
RED A ND WHITE ASH C 'AL,
OP SUPERIOR QUALITY..
35_
MEM
. To :Country Merohant,sL
N Store, Foreign and American Broad Cloths and
I Cassirneres, of the various descriptions adapted to
the approaching season, among which are TWilled and
Figured , Cloths and Cassimeres, fur Sack and Over
coats. I
At new 'style and plain Sarritirrrs and Cloaking.%
together with an assortment of Padding!, Silesia'. Can
vass, Serges; Holland, Twist, Sewing Silk, ilindings,
and other Trimmings used by Tailors.
Also Black Satins, Plaids, FigUred and P ain Silk
Velvets, Woolen Velvets and other new style of Ves
tings. Our assortment Is extensive and terms reason
able. ' I I LIPPINCOTT & PARRY,
Dealers in Cloths, cassirneres &e., Nct 511 North
Second street.
121
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Philadelphia, 9th Month 2d, 1844
4 . YOUNG LADIES'
5-? .-.4.2a=a3 ‘.O:ID‘CEL),
1REC.3.3 .2.101 MA
ESPF.CTFULLY announces to the pa eats o
-Lai her former pupils, and those who feel di posed to
entrust their children to her charge, that she has as
sociated with her in conducting the sehool,,
MISS CAROLINE B. WHIPPLE,.
Of New llainnton Collegiate Institute. who will teach
I
Drawing, Painting, Spanish;ltalian, .1 - c.,
In addition to the other branches heretofoile taaght
in the i Schonl.
The terms for the Elementary Branches *ill be the
same ax heretofore. 1 Additionalcharges will be made
for the higher branches Caught.
Miss A. feels flattered fir the encouragement site
has her etelordreceived, drd therefore names all
those who 'entrust their children to her care, and
those of her assistants, that every etertio4 on their
pare w ill be' used to Motnnte their intellectual, moral
and relitious cul:ure.believing that 'they 'lbw com
bine all the requisite, 'qualifications to give I
finished,
education in young ladies.
• The Fall term will tointnence on Wednes,
11th inst.
• . Pottsville, Sept. 7, 311—
PRIVATE SALE.
•
TITE subscriber will sell at private sale, the foli
lowing prnperty! to wit: A small farm, crtaining
II acres of land, dila good state of cultiv 4ttion, to—
gether wth i a good orchard and allover failing spring
of Water. near the door of the house. sitiade on the
Centre 'Forniiike. a hall' mile abase Orwigsburg.—,
'The improvements consist of
~,t lro' good
•-,ty
houses, a blacksmith shop. t' owtin lll g
heuses. and a small barn. l'he ground
11 is all in 'a good State of cultivation.
iio '4. A Earth consisting of SG acres oflrnd.
sled in Manbeim township. Schuylkill county. about
two miles from Orwigsburgand 3i miles front Potts:
vine.' On the new Township Road leading 'firomOrr
wigsburg to Mount Carbon. Forty acres of his land
is clear and in a good state of cultivation.
The improlentents consist oft
;:;1 c ry Stone House, Spring ho
•• Barn. There is a good orchard
tract also, and a never failing_ s
water near the door;
The above property will be sold at a re
rate to any person wishing to purchase, and
sion given on the first of April next.
For terms &c.. and other particulars, applj
subscriber on the first described property.
Sept. 7. 25-3 t• DANIEL DEIE
Reg!mental Orders.
, • Head Qiiailerc, Firat Regin
Schuylkill Ca., Voluniter
The First Regiment :Schuylkill County Y
composed of the following Companies, viz: •
First Troop Schuylkill County Cavalry,
Illinersvillc Artillerists,
Winihington Artillvrista,
National Light Infantry,
• National Grays,
Schuylkill Rayon Cram
Minersville Blues, •
,;
Washington Yagers,
Will parade in the Borough uf Pottsville, 0
September 16th, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
The line will be formed at l l o'clock, A. It
tre street, right resting on Mahantango street.
ing North, By Command of the Colonel.
MICHAEL BRIGHT, A
August 31
GRIFFIN'S horse shoe nails, for - Rale at ;the York
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No, 93 Walnut stm t.
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PHILADELPHIA
TH* I 'N'TINRS' - :' , 3" , u ILTRNAL.
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ELECTION
tP I .IW CD CZ) a gaMaM f a CO 3a ca
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OF LiIPROVEMENTS.
Wins TA.NT to an net of the General Assembly of
I the. ommonwealfh of Pennsylvania, passed the
'loth datt of April.l9N, entitled "An act to reduce the
debt, and to Incolso4te the Pennsylvania canal and
railros'company,"
JERMIAII REED,
Sheriff f the countyr of Sehnylkill, do hereby give
notice i tt the qualified electors of said county, that an
im port thy wilt be I affordod them, on the second
Tonsil*. of October 4 (which with be the lith of said
month,f at their rentectlve places holding general
elections, of voting . fdr or against the sale of the main
line °tithe Penns3lvania eanal rind railroad, as is pro
vided in the following section of sald act:
Section 30. That so much .ofthis act as relates to
the safe of certain kffthe public works, shall not en
into operation unlee approved by a majority of the
peopie'm the manner following to wit: That at the next
general election, the qualified voters ofthis Common
wealth, or as manvj of them as choose to do so, shall
deposite in the Wit boxes, at the usual times and
placeS'l provided hit law, seperate ballots, endorsed
"mailline." with the words "for the sale of the main
line" upon them, ortl'aeainst the sale of tbe main line,"
askhetr opinions mar he. That these votes shall be
count 1. returned find published, in like manner as
the votes for Canal Commissioners are now provided
by law3n be; and if a majority of the votes east at the
general election, pursuant to this act, be "for the sale of
the main line, then Ivithin ten days after the publication
ofthe; votes by the kir oper anthority, the commissioners
nann7l in the second section shall pierced to execute
this net, in manner] and form as is herein provided; but
if a Majority of the votes cast aforesaid, be "against
the sale of the ma n line," then so much of the act as
apoberto the sale ofthe main line, shall be null and
void. 0
The return judge:t to meet In the Court house in the
borough of Orwig burg on FRIDAY, the 11th of Or
tober..lB44.
Given under my hand at my office in Onvigsburg,
the t-th of September, A. D 1844. •
JERNIAD REED, 'Sheriff
Ortviriburg S4tember, 0, ,
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suirnt:RE A . Mind by an act of the General Assem-
V V bly of the.o mmonwealth of Pennsylvania, entt.
tied " An act regu ating the Gvneral Elections within
the Coinmonwealih, passed the 2d day of July, A. U.,
1939 " it is mule the duty of the sheriff of every 'conn
ly, t give public notice of such election to be holden,
and o make knonin in such notice What officers are to
may
lees.
,e e ected: Therefor e,
I I.IJ EREMAII REED, . .
Dg Altera of he county or Schuylkill, do' attag
tstwit,: by thin l'advertisement to the electors of said
ou trot Schuylkill, that a I, , 1
1 GEN,ERAL ELECTION, [ .
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vii bheld in th said county, op ,t.itsia.kv, the 6th
i i
lay of OCTOBER M eat, at the 1 several districts thereof,
La OlitilVA, tO.W4i:
1.1 The electorq of the Borough ofjOrwigsbnig„ will
hold their election at the COWL House, in the borough
of Ortitigsburg. I I •
21 The electors of all that. part of West Brunswir,
'township, lying and being ekst of the glillowing line.
conimencing at tie Sand hole on the Berko County line,
thenCeAw a straight line to the house of Samuel. B.
Mcillat, includin i the same, thence to the farm , of Wm.
Matz excluding tie same, thence to the farm of George
Meogel, now occupied by Peter ,Miller, including the
same, ihence to the house of Jacob Petre including the
same, hence by a straight line prissitie near Abraham
Fo ists.on the 'blnnheitn township line, shall hereafter
folj r rn al seperate rection district, and the qualified vo
ters reiliding the ein, shall hold their general elections
at Itheipublic hoose of Samuel BOyer, in the town 01 ,
Port Clinton. inl said township. . .
a ? d . Nit
in the
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p is
veer
boundaries,tVe l Ir w le l i
i t i n o r d 'h t s h h o l i p r ,
g n e o n t o in
ch
el cticins as heritofore, at the Court House in the Bo
i
to ighlof Orwig burg.
r. The . electn 5 .of East Brurlswig township, Will
hl ld their eleceon at the house of Henry Lutz, now oc
cupied by Philip Moyer, in thq town of McKenns
burg, •.; . ...
O. The electors of Pine Grove township, will, bold
tlieir, election al the house of William Lutz, in the bo
-1 rciugli;of Pinegr ,ve. • ,
1 11. The electors of Wayne township, will hold their
efectilm at the house of Leonard Sholl, innkeeper in
the town of Fyledenshurg.. 1 . 1
7. The electors of Upper Maha u tatigo township, will
hid,' theinelections at the house of Samuel Moyer, in
1 s i d tTo
The
n .h i
electors P' of Barry township, including the
housq occupiethby Mr. Itawn, will hold their election
at the house off Isaac Dingier, in said township.
9. The etcMors of Porter , tow"nsliip will.hold their e-
!TM
e the d;
j r
+their
Also
fable
ether
entry .
owest
epnut,
nd St.
i4rno
Z
ch St
lectiOn at the house of Jacob lieberling, jr., in said_
township. 1, .
110. The cleciprs ofLower Mahantongo township, will
hold their genera , election, at the house id:Joseph Os
nian,,in said township. I • ' .
11. ;The electors. of Vest 'Penn Mwnship will hold
their:election lat the house new occupied by Jacob
Schwartz. in snid township.
42. The electorif of Union township, Will hold their
election'at the house of Jacob .Eisenhower, in said
township.• , i . •
1.3. The eletters of Rush township, will hold their
election at the* libuse of Jacob Faust, innkeeper, in
said township.{ -,., ' : I -
14.',The elec!ors -, of the borough of Miner:wine, will
mild their eleetion at the house now occupied by 31i-
Sheet Weaved in 'Saul borough.
Sls. , The electors of that part of the 'township of
chuylkill, included in the following boundaries, to
iyit :;Bee,innitt , g at the line between Schuylkill and
F.ast•Brunswi townships. thence along the State road
Nadine from ,Orwigsburg, to Catawissa, crossing the
line ,of the.. shid•townslups of !Schuylkill and East
Ortiswig, thence along raid state road, to the north
ern line of !Isiah township, including the said trve-
Ship of Schuylkill, and the northwest of said state
roach() the place of beginning,; shall hereafter be an C
imino district, and the mialitted eleettirs thereof shall
linhhtheir general elections at the Ihbuse of Nathan
' Ilarlbw, in said township. • ;
'l6, The qualified electors of Schuylkill township who
heretofore her their elections at the house of Freder
ick Bensiuge , jr., and who are not included in the
:abode boundaries, will hold their 'general elections ac
:heretofore at `the house of said Frederick Bensingcr,jr.,
in SOlttylkilltiownship.
17: 'The eleetori of that part,pf the townships of Nor
;wegian and 'Branch, include• within; the following
.bnintilarieg, to wit: Beginnimg at the Broad Mountain
Hotel, including the same, fr .M, thence a south west
corner to tint west Branch of tth river Schuylkill. at
' Chatnnansville, 'minding the same, thence, following
the said west branch to the south of the Mine Hill gap,
, inclUding thd colleries at said pp, from thence a south,
east course th the west Norwegian creek, at Mann &
Williams' cidlieries, including the sante, from thence
continuing the same course to G. Moore's tavern house,
nn the Centre turnpike; including the same, from thence
an east rottrse to Wadesville, including the same,
from thence 'continuing the same course to the towirof
St. Clair, ingiuding 'the same to Mill creek, thence fol
lowing the Isaid Mill, creek and valley, to the farm
Minim ofJantes C. Stevens, Including , the same, from
thence a south west course to the Broad Mountain ho
tel-to the place of beginning,' and the; electrum of that
part of Brahrh township, lying . west of Chapmarr
ville, in said township. to Rahn's tavern on the Me
nersville rod, and south of the west branch Of the riv
er Schuylki , (who heretofore held their elections at
Lletvellynj'l.hall hereafter he an eleCtion district, and
the qualified voters thereof, !Mall hereafter ' hold their
gsneral elections at the house now occupied by Peter
Klibei in thd town's:l' New Castle, in ,the township of '
, Noivegian-l-Previded, that the said electors shall Meet
at the ahoy named, house, on the second Tuesday of
in ach and
OctiMer, every year, hetWeen the hours of i
six end nine o'clock in the forenoon, and elect by hal- ~
lot, officers Ito conduct' said elections: And prorided I
farther, that the officers so elected under the provisions
of this act, shall have power tip appoint two clerks, ac
cording to existing laws, who shall be qualified voters
of shirt township : And, prodded firthcr,lhat the said
election for hfratess, shall be superintended by the Con
stable of NOrweeian township, whci 'shall give public,. 111
not ice by handbills, at least ftfteen days next preceeit
ing the second Tuesday of October, -in each and every
year. 1 • ' . . .
hi The changed, electors of the remaining part of
tra,nclitow,tiship, not included in the above hounds-.
ries, will hold their eeneral elections.as heretofore at
the house ri , t Jacob Heim, in the town,of Llewellyn. •
19. The flanged electors of that part of the town
shins of Ncirwegian and Sehuylkill, who' heretofore
held their elections at the Port Carbrin House, in the
town of Pott. Carbon, and who are not included in the.
alive.bounilaries, - will hold their general elections as •
heretoforeat the Port Carbon house; in the town of
Pert Carhop. ,
211. All the qualified electors, residing on the east
side of NorWegian street, in the borough of Pottsville,
and countymf. Schuylkill. ineluding that portion of the
qualified electors in Manheim township who have here
tofore voted in the ballot box of said borough, shall
form a seperate election district., and said
to hold
their elections at the public house of Jacob Ceisse, In
said bnroueh.
21. The North Ward in the borough 'cif Pottsville, ly
ing eastwardly of Centre street, shall be called the
" Northeast Ward" and the qualiflettelectors therenf,
shill hold their general eleetiona at the house now:oc
cupied by Maximilian DoerflingerAn said borough.
• 22. The North Ward in the borotigh' of Pottsville; ly
ind westwardly of Centre street, shall be called the
" North Ist Ward," and the qualified electors there
of, includi g that portibri of the electors of Norwegian
township,., •ho have heretofore voted In said borough,
shall bold their general elections at the house now' oc
cupied by Nathaniel J. Mills.
23. That; part of the township of . Manheim, lying
north MUM summit of the second mountain, and east
of the River Schuylkill, shall form another and a.,,sene
rate electiOn district, and the qualified voters residing
within the. bounds thereof, shall hereafter hold their
'general elections at the -"Mount .(Xrbon Hotel," in
I ta ll township. , , .
21. That' the electors of Manheini • township, lying
southea'st 4af the following line :--commencing at the
township line of Wayne and Manheim townships, on
the Sumtner Hill. thence along - the Summer Hill and
‘Orwitisburg, road. to the house of Widow Swelcker,
' and the house of John Dewed!, excluding the same,
thence to the house of Philip Drumheller, thence to
the 'utie of John Deihert, at the Centre turnpike;
'thence to 'the house of John Batz ; thence to the house
.of Philip toctt ; thence to the house of John Shoener.
'Jr., inclnd ne-the same ; thence to the township line of
° said IManheirre and Schuylkill townships, shall hold
their gendral elections at the Court House, in the bo
rough of Orwig.sburg. • , , • '
• ,23. The; electors of the remaining part of Manheim
township. and the borough of Schuylkill Haven. will
'hold theielection at the house of Philip Boyer , inkeep
tl
er. in the ,borough of Schuylkill Haven.
26. The electors of the borough 'of Tamaqua. will
brild their election al the school house,ln • said bo
roughrough. 4,,, . . . .
At bo
,
time and places, are to .be elected by the
freemen of the county of Schuylkill- ,
. One Person
For Governor of the - Commonwealth of.'
. Ora
. qs. p yi e va r : o itt n .
,q 3 • t... .
Can al Commissioner ofthe Common
if .'. wealth of Pennsylvania.
..,
~. ' One rerSon . -
To rep resent the Congressional Diable',
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day, the
two Koi
ne, anti
on due
pring
asonable
posses
to the
EU
ent
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Monday
7., in Cen
J display
piutant,
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composed of the' counties of; Schuylkill
Dauphin' "and Lebanon, in the cop
gress-of 0; United States.l
One Person '•
To represent the Senatorial Distrlsl
composed of:the counties lof Schu.o
kill, Carbon,' Monroe and like, iu tfi
„Senate of the! Commonwealth of Peru
Sylvania, to fill the vacancy .occasio?
ed by the resignation of Francis Ti
Hughes, Esq.
I Two Persons
For member's of .the House of Ti retie
tatives of the . Commonwealth of Pea
. sylvania. ; :
.
i One Person 1
For. Coroner the county of iSchuylk
of, '
I zn .
One I j •
.1
For county Consszoner.
1. One Person
'-' • • For Director of the Poor.
• , . ..
one Person 1 • !
, For County...luditor. ', •
, .
.
. Two Persons I. ;. .
' '
For Trultce . s of the 0 range /) ur,. 4ci
emy,lin. the county of Schylkill.
• ;.
The general election , to he opened bet Wean the hr
ofd and ICI o'clock in the forenoon, and !shall Conti
without interruption or adjoutnthent, until 7' o'clitie
the eveninei.when the polls shall be closed. i • I
In pursuance of an act of the General Asaembi
the Common Wealth of Pennsylvania,
.entitled "An
relating to the elections of this Cfiminonvviialth."
sed thi2il day of July, A. D., ling, Notice is het
1 I
give i
That“a the Inspectors and Judges, ch.' son as all
said, shall meet at - the respective places appointed
holding thelelectiont in the districts to w richthey
pectively,belong, before nine o'clock in the; mornin
the second Tuesday in October. in each ainfevery 4
and each'of said inspectors shall appoilit isne elerk,l
shall be a qualified voter of such district. j
"In case.the person who shall have received th
and highest number of votes for inspectO, shall n
tend on the day of election, then the person who
have received the second highest number of vote
judge at the next* preceding 'election shall aet as in
Inc in his ;place. And In case the per Son who ,t
have receiVed the highest it maim: of votes for 'aspt
shall not arnd, the person elected judge, shall apt
an inspect , r in his Place; and in ease the person .1
ed judge s all not attend, then the inspector wlj
ceived thq highest nullifier of votes, sh all apps
judge is his place ; '
and if any vacancyhall con .
,
in the board far the space of one hour , after thei
fixed by laW firropening the election, the nauli fi ',
tcrs of thd township, ward or district, fOr which
officer shall have been elected, present at the pl
election, shall elect one of their number„ o fill su
canry. 1
•It shall be the duty of said assessors Yespect is,
attend at the place of holding every general, spet
township election during the whole tinie'daid ell
is kept onen, for the purpose of giving tnformdt
the Inspectors and judges when called on in relat
the right Of any person assessed by theni to v
such elee(ion, or stn.') other-matters in !relation
assessments of voters as the said indPeilol2l or'
or either Of them, shall from time to time requiri ,
"That Mo person shall he permitted to vote a any
election; as aforesaid, other than a white. free an of
the age of twenty one years or more, v l tn shal .have
resided Within the state at :east one. year, and i n the
i
election district Where lie offers to vote ;it least tea clays
immediately preceding the election, ah,l whinl two
f
years paiil a state or county tax, which Shall hay i been
nsseesed lat least ten days before the election. But a
citizen ot the united States; who hadil reyionsty been
a qualified voter of this state, rind rem wed therefrom
and returned, and , who shall have resided in the elec.-
lion district, and paid taxes as aforesaid ' Shall tie enti-
Mil to vote after
,residing in this state , six months :
Provided, that theiwhite ereeinen cit islet of the [United
States, between the ages °fel and el. y ars, and having
resided in this state one year, and in r,hej election dis
trict ten days as nforesaid, shall be entitled to vote, al
,thourli they shall hot have paid taxes. I ' , .
” NO. person shill he permitted to vete who 4 name
is not contained in the list of taxable inhabitants fur
nished by the commissioners as aforesaid. utilesi First i
lie produces a receipt for the payment , within two
years, of :n state or county tax assessed !tiered:Oily to
the const itution, and give• satisfactory ievidenc..either
on his own oath or affirmation of anotlier, tha he has
paid sue!' alax; or on failure to produce tireCei t, shall
make oath to the psyment thereof, oil Second i" If lie
claims a-tight hi vote by being an elector lietzen the
ages of. twenty-one and twenty two years, he ball de
pose on;ontli or affirmation, that he lids resided in the
state at least one,year.next before his Optilication, arid
make such proof of residence in the district. iq is re
quired by this act, and that he does verify belive from
the accounts given hat that he Is of the age mforestid,
and give such other evidence as is reqOired by this act,
whereupon the name of the person sirsolinitted to vote
shall bar Inserted in the alphabetical lit by th. inspec
1.
tors and, a note made opposite [beret by wr ting the
word ..flax" Ulm shalt be admitted to vote I y reason
of havine. paid a tax, or the wont "azl,"iifhe shall be
atimittdd to vote on acrount of his age, ;and ,in either
case the reason of such vale shall be !culled out to the
clerks ;I who shall make the like notesjin ;the Ist of wri
ters; kept by them. . 1 I
"In all cases where the name of person claiming:
.
to vote is not found on the list furnished by the com
missioners and assessors, or his riglitko' vote , whether
found thereon or not is objected to py 'any qualified
citizenS, it shall he the duty of the inspdetors to examine
such person on oath as to his mittliticetioffs;and if he
claims to have resided within the state fir on+ year or
more his oath shall be stufficient proof thereof, 'but he
shall Make proof by at least One competent witness.
who shall be a Mtalified elector, that! ho hair resided
within the district for more than ten dart imrdiately
preceeiling said election and shall alio hims If swear
that his bona fide residence, in pureuance of his law
ful calling. is within the district, and that le did not
rem° v'e in the said district fur the purpose of voting
.
therein. • ! •
••Every person qttalified as aforesaid and who shall
make 'due proof, if required, of his residence land pay
ment of taxes as' aforesaid, shall be admitted to vote in
the township, ward, or district in whio he shall reside.
If any. person Fliall prevent or attempt topeevent any
officers of an election uncle' this act front holding such
electinn, or use or threaten any violence to .lane such
officers, or shall block up or attempt to block up the
window or aventie to any window wherd the' same may
be holden, or shall riotously disturb the 'penile at such
election" or shall use or practice any intridation,
threats, force, or violence, with deign to influence
unduly or overawe any elector, or le esivent him
from paling, ore : to restrain the &edam of Chpice, such
person on conviction shall be. in any sum exceed
angfive hundred dollars and be imprisoned for any
time Oot less than one nor more than) ttvelvp months.
And if it shall he shown to the court , the trial
of such offence Shall be had, that the neuron so, of
fending was not a resident of the rill., weed, 'distriet
or township where the said offene .was tiornmitted,
and not entitled to vote therein, then, ion conviction
he shall be sentenced to riv a fine infi!iotiless than
one hundred nor more than one - thousand Offers; and
be imprisoned not less than six months nor more than
two years. If any person shall make any brit or wager
tipor!result of any election 'within this coaninonwealth,
or shall offer to make any such bet or wagerl either by
verbal proclamation thereof, or any written j or printed
advesement, - challenge or i nvites any persons to
makesuch bet Or wager, upon conviction thereof he or
they I shall forfeit and pay three times the amount so
I I
bet °coffered to be bet:
The Judges are to make their returns 1 , for the county
of Schuylkill, at the Court House in Orwigsburg, on
Friday the 11th day ofOctober. A. D.F1814..
Given underi toy hand and seal at the Sheriff's
Office at Orwigsburg, and dated August 31st in the
yearof our Lord one thousand eight hundre and forty
fourjand sixty-eight year of the Independ nee of the
United States of America. "
• ; JCREMIAII REED, Sheriff.
Igheriff's Office, Orwies- I I
burg August, 31, Mil J '
• •
BURDEN'S PATENT HORSE .HOES ,
• ,
1%1 ADE OF TIL E best ,refine. American
Inlron, for sale at about theft:mine trices of the
1 Iron in bar, being a saving' of a out 100 per
; cent to the purchaser. . All tato' s sold, ar :
warranted, and if not satisfact ry. can be
_ rettrned and the money Will be refundeB. .
1
1 I 1
GRAY dr.:BROTHER, 42 Walnut et, Philada.
June 8 • i . ,
23—.
I • I
NOTICE IS HEREBY; GIVEN
MO the Stockholders of the Schuylkill Valley
1 Navigation and Rail Road (Join - Patty, that a
meeting will be held at the office,})f Buhl Paterson,
NO. 74 S. Third street, in the cite
on h ivednesday, the 18th day of September, 1844,,
it-10 o'clock A. AI, for the purpose cf accepting
the-Supplement CO the Act of Incorporation, ap
proved of thell2th day of Aprili 18! 4, and in
creasing the Capital Stock of said Company.
BURD PATTERSPN, rresident.
35
Au; 21
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
THE subscriber will offer. for ears on itiuday, Sep
'tember 31st D 314, at the Public Mouse f Fox /k Mor
timer:at 3 o'clock, P. M., all the right, t de and claim
of Moritz Meitner, in a certain lot of Ground. situate
in the town of Pine Grove, county of Schuylkill. Con
ditions made known, 'at th" time of.sale.
J. O. ROADS, Assignee able
August 17
Executor's None •
NOTICE tereby glven.thnt letters
ilt
the Estate of the late Wm. Bel,
been granted to Robert Itch of Stnetueh.
Neitice Ls hereby given to all those inde t
deheased, to make immediate payment
haying claims; will please present them
at illG office or Ilughes & Neville, In P
ROBERT; BE
August 21 ; I
WILLIAM MUIR
MERCHANT'S
' _ 41 Courtlandt
• I
NEW. YORK.
I,,joigust 211 h
Elegant Card:
TBE subscriber has Just received a ew elegant La
die's Tortoise Shell, Velcet,,Lai and Painted I
vory Card Cases. which he will sett at hlladelphia pri'
rel. May 23 21' 13 KNAN,
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41Q.c. 122c2Etu''"apa1a•
ATTORNEY 'AT LAW'. I
IXAS opened an office, In the borough of FlChuy
1,1 Haven. 01lic4 in front street, second doer east
Mrs: Manning's Mit* will attend to all huainess
trusted to his ear ' is the counties of Schuylkill
Berks. •
•
April 20,
. . •
ta'cv Partnership
Ttirdt.reign have av d ociat , thetnrcives
co • partnere riql the practice
v orthe mew
bu€ittese entrusted to their care. NT it.rt . ceivo, free
and faithful atteniiiin., -
Office at the re aidellCS err. W: I lughes. in Ceti
Street, PoUacillc. '
I •
F. w:it ucitEs.
J. OM'S NILVILLF.
Nov. 4,
JOHN W. ROSEBE*R
ATTORNEY AT LA W,
11-1 IGSIIII fIG4
JOHN itoilmrri
AT OR' EY AT LAW,
01:WIGSBURG.•
trill pradice Courts of
.Schuylkill
JOHN. K. CLEMENT
Attp [ rney at L:.w.
OFFICE, Ceni re st., East side, 4 doors below the o ' co
of the Nitners',7 owns!. Mar. 9 9
pars
pane
k in
ly of
act
cts
reby
INDIAN VEGETABLE ELIXER & LINIMENT..--.,
cure for Rhetitnatic affections. This. article pene
tratesi to every nerve and sinew of the p , rson using it,
and it has attained a reputation unequalled by any e h
er article in Rheuinatism. This will cure the most e
vere cases—extend contracted muscles, and bring feel
ing and sensibility to limbs long paralyzed and useless.
We only need refer to some cases below to obtain the
cimadefice ()film public for these articles. ",
The following ar c two respectable, and the centlem en
too well known t require comment. Let them be read.
i
' I have been all cted most grievously since ROI wrath
Rheumatism.and.contraction of the cords of my Its,
caused by the cramps of the cholera, which I then I ad
in its most severelfortn. After trying many remedite.
In vain, t have fotind relief—had the cords of toy less
relaxed—the Swelling reduced—and am greatly benefit
ted by the use ofretottle of Liniment, used externally
and one bottle of 'titian Vegetable Elixir, used inlmmi
ly at the same tine. I can now wall; with ease in po •
gluons that I could not a week ago endure at all.
I 'JAMES G. REYNOLDS,
• Ili Claystie street, corner of Delancey sire t.
Though this w; s given more than a year since, ctr
'Reynolds, was a few days ago at the office, where this
remedy was tibia ned in full health and perfect posq,s-
Rion of his Icgsand feet, and though flyer sixty years
old, stood up on lis toes repeatedly to show the !,.p7c.-
tatorslmw compt qehe was cured. This remedy real:h
es and soothes the nerves, and allays pains nibst effer
1.
tually on its first application, and by a few repetiti ins
'removes store effectually and speedily Rheumatic pa ns,
than any otheraPplicatton was ever known to tali. Its
effects are pots erful anal immediate.- Let tilos:, afflict
, ed try it hut once', and they must be convinced.
1
The Liniment ; is much counterfeited as to rat e na
asks, and . the only test of griminess is to tiud the far
simile signature if Comstock & Co. If that tattoo, tie
Mond it is counterfeit. Iliq only at Comstock's Branch
House. N 0.2, North :illt strut. Philallithia, ri i
Pottsville of 1 { ' • A' ii
Feb. 17,. 't=ly l '
1 --
PERFUMERY ! - PER PUMERY I I
V 1
lIE subscriber has Just received a supply of Per
fumery. etrthracing a general aesUrtMenl, tcli
he 'will sell,at the lowest rates, wlmltia de and
retail. Among the supply, Is Glenn's Stoonaerous
Shaving compound and Rotetell's celebrate!' ''' , li•l;ving•
:
Cream. U. BANNA-N, .%: , t.
August 10 1 321--
• l'
for
res
. g of
• ear,
who
r ely to
lal or
' etion
On to
on to
to at
o the
udge,
CEE
. .
INVITES the attention of purchasers to his eta
Frepill Gouda jug received and now opening 'a
Store in the i . • •..
7O 11 11ALL;
~,
Al! of which he will sell at the lowest prices owl
his own order., or In exchange for conmry product r.
February 10, s ' l efr— r .
.
.
Ndw Shovel Factory.
Tint: subset .l iher respectfully calls the 0 . 1(001 .
our Merchants and others, to his supply of
SIIOV ELS and • lIOES,
•
manufactured a l t his new Establishment, in New
which are equal in quality. If not superior to
obtain.' from labroad. Ms prices will be as lo
an min le equal in quality, can be obtained ekes,
He therefore Solicits,the patronage of the trio '
(lonic Industry. 1
x"sliessrs.: i'letnens & Parvin. are kzents W I
vale of my Shovels to Pottsville and vicinity; wl,
execute all ord !siert at their Hardware Store:
JOSEPH All
New York., pg. 2. .
,
.
__-
, . .
Stray Horse.
el s ‘lic‘
t . , . 14TRAYED away from the subset!
siding, in this Borough, abort three t,
ago, a White Horse, with but one eye
person* who will return said Horse
subscriber, or give him information where he e
hin again, slinkl be reasonably Trwar d IA .
AIM. 31, 33 1 -3 t. WATKINS PRITCII • i
TUST,reerivril on conAtnment, 10 ton of
fl Iron; 2; and will be 'sold cheap, for •cao,
Icati on to the, pubscriber at the York Storr.
.ludnfr 15 1.1 . E. YARD
THIVIISONIAN MEDICINE: .: 03
A GENERAL igsnrtmr.nt kept ennst•tntlr an nd'a
EICIIDOLTZ & SANDERSON'S
• ?Cm Drug Store, Pott svill e ' Pa.
J u 22, ' ' ,
1 New Books
Engene Sue, Winchester Ed. No. 3,
do , Harper's Ed. No. 1,
•
Pictorial Shaltsnearc,
Alice CoOley,ln Tale et Queen Mary's Time, b
•
• Mrs. Stephens,
The Jesuit. by Spindler,'
Travels in Oregon, by Farnham, . •
Larditer's Le . situres on Astronomy,
Woman as % trgin. %Vire and Mother.
Maniptilathin in the Scientific Arts, Parts' Ist
and 2d. I
•
Evenings of a Working Man, by J. Overt., with
prefacebt Charles Dickens.
The Mcither's iMedica I Adviser, by Wakely,
Physiology 'of lleahh.
Letter Writing, simplified by Precept and Evan
Le Juir Errant, par Eugene Sue, Parts lut. an. ,
21, : each 1
Jost receivq4. and for sale by 11. SAN.
Attg.3l, , 1 35 -..„ . .
SEALING WAX AND W
euh‘eribzr has jou received a bevhiful tr
cie of IVafere in Mixes. at 75 cents perihl A
'Seatic , Wax from 6'4 centsAn $1 50 per Iht The
cheap is suitable for putting; up pleka
gds, seas
ing boUlw,.eic: For sale bye
BINN ANT, ,-t et.
Au g ust to 132
.
RAZORS, RAZORS
p .
, .
ODGER'S' superior Razors, warranted genuine, ye
ry ch6ap. ! 1 AlAo, ..
- -
RODGER'S SUPERIOR CUTLERY,
of the veiy b l est quality, of the genuine strltnn,f, , r pale
by B. BANNA•N, , Ag'I.
June 25, • •
FALL GOODS., ...
rrnomAs &J. BE-17"1 - 1, have just reevited a
1. Splendid. astortment of rich Kill Print b; New
.tle, oleo, Satinetts,l:assimerea, Clniha, hocks,
Muslins,Canton and Wilollon Flannel, beside a great.
variety of seasonable goods, all of which will be
sold at a small advance. ' . t' ' - .".
July 27 ' 30,--. . T. ok J. BE V7TY.
1
Manifold' Writei:a. l
0 .f . die most approved kind. Also floniti, of Pre p, -
red Paper, Carbonic raper and Agate Paints fitr
writing, just received and for talc by li. BANNAN.
June d . Agl..
Pictorial Shalispeare.
• .1
'iv HE most mattnlficent Edition of the Bard of Avon
N ever published, illuminated., and to he Illustrated
with about 1400 Engravings, executed on•wooil, at an
expense:4ooot $30,000.' Edited by Gulian C. Ver
planck. The illustrations designed, selected,l•and - ar.
ranged hy IL 'W. Weir, '
The Plays - of Hamlet. Markbeth, Othello, non the
Merry Wives of Windsor, are now complete,
,iind con
tain upwards of 150 beautiful illustrations. No. 20
commences King Lear. Te be completed in 100 Nos.,
at 12i cents each. All the back Numbers supplied.
Persons desirous of possessing the most elegant c.c.;lif
of Shakspeare ever published, would do well; to take
this edition; as it appears in numbers; they will thus
obtain the finest impressions, and have the work in the
most perfect. state. Supplied in Pottsville, by I •
BENJ. BANN AN, !Agent.
32-
I:stamentary of
eceased, have
'flea County.—
.ted to the said
and all those
far settlement,
ttsville.
August 31,
Catholic Books. 1
URSItINE 51ANUAL,in fancy and plain blintitig 75
Catholic Bible •;•• • • a l 75
Key of Heaven I. an
Daily Exercises •
Christinn's 'Guide
Think Well on it
aunday'chool Prayer Book,
do fancy binding.
Chapel Companion
True Piety "
Flowers of Piety • •
Protestant's Trial
The Orphan Girt
runday chool Lily= Book
Catechisms • 1 . 3a 0
At the above low rates, fast received :end 'for sale by
D. BANNAN,
05. &mks not on hand; obtained"to order,
Hapit—
.
L, Executor.
I 134
'MID, •
OTEL
I
eet,
i i
ES
EZIMEiiil
RdE H. POTTS,
I===l
--. D r .
• . ,Azeoh . yiria '
.„
1 PULMONARV PRESERVATIVE*' •
, For Cnughs; odds ; ,nztts, Catarrhs; Vilbanlall4
Cough; Pains of tho: . nit and Sides; BrOtralinate ~
, , Aallirna; Croup; Mt airy of Ilreathingapd Ela, ...
m pectoration; 3 4 altiess of - Breath; Engem.
of ;nation of thoi nags; and arrest of ,
• approa.ag atimption.
i dCA m , -
' • I T bag bran but a fol';.lyeare ainen this medicine. kale
.1 been introduced intovOia country, and Mrs bee* Pr• - •
ductive of the moat aithlng andanaspectedrattdlll.,
I As several hundred cesEArates of neared* bare bans •
. heretofore published, Itja only necessary rem tie Tee
1 'mind the publir wherrAcan be otrained genuine , .
ag = "Thmu . bent riermanr;•tt ta known as the "Li! , Pea..
0 , teevae,” and is the on:ti •*adloins in nee Wareing the !111 ,
„i• I bore affretions. • . rh .
.” lt is put up in half ptr.s bottl,a. Witt; Nil dlreotleas,ee
SO Cents 4 ,listtle • pr:,
re Preplred elay (fron pa ariginal.reeelpi attained at.
- 2 ei crest pricej - and dola 414e:rale and retail, at Dr. Let.
dc's Health Emporiuni,...:o. 191 north Second strati.
I, near Vine. (s 1;;;; of thririoldan Eagle and. lilerPeatf.)
• 1 Phi e delphia 1 ',.,4_
I For sale in •Potteeilltirr
r
SPRINIV FASMONS
E are happy to iiitiiounte ta , aut Calends and nat
e that WI4I:LNT , Just received the late.
Sprina Fashion., and!. e therrfore prepared
up all kinds of CatmeriCt, ia the ninst
at the shurtust anuca, GILANT t 141.1131TZ
' Apt. tO i
re„, 111.:
• •
A Steam nr,ine 'ft)r Sale.
.
Nlar. 9.0,50 - iher ha two Hone
which he will sell) r eap. It vv.!l calcutated fiat
. ,
bzn s,reezis, aar.ll/as power Au ((Went to scree"
'‘. • tong pet day. Gr.o. 11. POTT 5
S.
' pr. 13; -
• (4 • , .
DEER .PAR K pp. 4 RR FOR SALM OR.
•
• -FO RENT. ..
-
TIM enbgellies °trent to serf ot ront, tilt
, .; . (trio ittuAtentr.:in the road leading to Moen.
, , : 1 1 ill. and :114,ii2. miles from Pottsville, coa
, Vlll'lll2 ah,l4si7S acres, and was occupied ea,
E :4
• a Milk Farcdp; Reubens Peal. - - • -,
i:` • ' G. W. EARQUMIL
. •21 ' • , .0. .
• f.
ENJA:3IIVAS AIICIIITECT.
O R Frit nical Ilou3e rpenter, Illustrated bar
40 Of Carpenters tuld 1.1111113311 4
last edition of 1813, juitfrlecelved and rot sale by- • .
Aug. 31 .31— t B. BANNA.N. Ageza.; -
crt4 c.iGhu's iotnfoea Macbeth
nt .
MARTIN'S
Amu. 17 13— • Drug Storth;.
110 W ANIY'S,*()NIC
Olt Fr:sir:IIANI*OLIF , . On Commlealou id
for , anle at th , lirONStore (dthe ettbscriber. - 1 few , .
~zrn "(this rekbratdrAthedtrire, for the cure of Po
ver anti I f JOHN S. C. 1%A1tT131.!
. -- , . •
•
, .• . Ink!. Ink !! .Ink!! !
!,./. . ,
lionvorn fel r,britetl, r ..
.31dynftril & l'ittyr.' li - . .
Arnold's Illue and 111, 5 k Writln: Fluids.. a stuaalbais,
repent arm le or steel:erns.. •
A riwlir a Soptilor BO het.
ferry
ft Jzipanned:ll4, a very superior arttels-But-
Scrivenfe and taller
.writing. want & good Ink tOit
ex,eristitil imittuments driting.
•All of whirl' will ha Ott by the subscriber.' wbodia,
sole and r,‘Nsitt et Philitilulphia prices.
Mnr. I, 9- i 9 . , B. lIANNa, Alit.
:t.
--- r e;
1 ITT! received ~n er , lysignment, 'lOO keas of Malmo',
ra very sep.ti ,, r qw6ty, and assorted sizes ; they
will lir, ch-ap h r vQ , II, 'by application to the sub—
seriberit the York . F.. YARDLZY. --
• June,l9
:,
• j;. S 4
-- .
' 4. '•
TIT received it qiiniitlty of 8 and 10 equine lint
4 f,,teriiiiiitable ,for Dril.4, also, spring steel and Amer
can and English blister kieel. nil or any of which srlilk
be sold clioaii for cash W?:tin: York Ellorir.
Febrilac , y In. ' .rdl
-
LEM . 1 , I IPE.
-
I Inch I.endonPipe.4 •
do ' do
I Inch do .
Jug receive , l and Vorgalo'
Aug.:l • 31— • 1E 'II. HANNAN, AV:
t of
hii
_LJAMPBT.ACIi—dm)Anto\vn and Enqllatt Lamp'
Mark in I 1 }and paperv, for vale at •
.Aug. 11 34-- • de% "2.I4RTIN'B Drug Store_
•
12113
MARSH'S. EMPERIOR PATEN'
41 ' 'Muss
, Ai t --Ir.l- -, '
m,. \ sl i l a
if ‘) , .
MI
12E1
here,
dp of
• i1At..90,
Dr. Jo,eph WOO. Vier!) Abdomisui)
Slmporters. ' •
A supply of the ‘ouve articles, just reeeirei
and fur sale, at the iihnuflietairers prices, by
Jtia IN . S, C. MARTIN.
Druggist
44--
, the
,0
11
Otober S.
, f 7 Te
lt/11th,
Attar
o the
n get
•t •
TO lA.WYEI2B ,— AND SCItIVMERR•
Til E subscriber hattust f eceived a ,resutifOl 11,0,
title. of fools tap psper, , ruled and p l ain, altwon
as tough ns Parchuto4i Fultable for .Instruments
writing, which ',rill betitstlil by thu ream. truutes or
hall ream. Pa B. HANNAN, ttlt :
August 10 ,
11 R•la
I.Y ap-
BLANK MUSIILLA'APEILL, at hale the alas!.
price, Also * Bla Music Bonks.just receive&
and for saln by .. I,:r B. BANNAN..Aet..
August 10 • •
DUFFIEW'S HA, 4 ,'—A few of thou) luidy
Crlebrattd Rams N. sale by
July 27 30— irf4- T.&7. IigATTT
0 . . 4 .1. SODA .—lnoo thiiPW•stitag soda , just tecetlti..
:7! tnd for soli, cheap } E, JxAQTflf'b
Aug. 17 ?3, • ;,•-: DiFg &tow
rr.2ll7l.oll'S ' SAPcil'ECIttS SHAVING CREAM.
I- a elrperriir article fothaTinciallt recelted and of
aale: at , . . MARTIN'S Drag SWIM.
Dr. JAINC'S I.OILY .1111EDIC1N2ft. •
N hand and pale; 4 supply of Dr. Jaime's bight)
‘.../ celebrated family te(idicinoe, warranted g u;
OJOkei If. C:
. S3 --k
13
Attri.t 17
• 12}
le, Ili
AV RUM, tbt gate it! . .;
1.1 Arils. 17 33—"
111
AN,
gent.
. Gold Dizan" 04 Pointed Pens.
TITESE Pens will lar*.toml to 10 years, is binivevb
na.—wiit write nn islonolt any kind at :paper,
Tnk Will not anrrnde theirri Par wale at less than 11 .
uPicturer's prices, by , a. DANNAN. Agibt4l
March
DD.. D. JAYNES 4Ef ... .A.111L1E
1 " • tion
. .Ereliorrz*; v.vprnsox4
N. Drug Store, Pottiestlej, Agents for EldonlMP -ss.,
1 E'--
ME
• •
NNRp l r%. l ,7PlCT„s"tuta'biTf'a~tured by WWn ht of
Vora; for Fiala by DANNAN,
May 15 21
•
TILE 14ii.CEI.iN Oe' OK OF REFIRSEN!'-•
showing the ntett•ure'geirrerent length-4tlsa
Ing the weight of ditteremhain (Ikon and Steel% J"..1,
received and fhr irate at dines, price rt cents.
,'
!Hay SA • • ,
•
rATENT 11171.EltS-4. or ruling withont Inktw ,
7 Paper, an excelleatiltrelcle,Juat teceleed. • •
ale et this °Mee. ' •
TEAS.—- - e 4 Choice Green and BtacQ
FTeas:just received yzpd for Sale by -
_____ •
30— , J. BEATTV.
inu:rm PSAI,74tI9I' '..?4 , —. A.fert envies of ttlis`Glrg , 116
Psalmist, elneantlir and In Turkay Atotocen. `• 4
sals at Philapelphis prictiy B. BANNANidc*.: .
. May '25
Law Books: .
IThevard's Reports. SupiOne Court R. S. tole. re, ••
each,.
AmericanLaneMagatik,for July --per annum !•
Wharton Digest, 2 - . 1r
McKinney's Digest, f;i3l . '-
SeleCt Laws of Pennsyl'oania.
Dunne's Landlord andt.pnant,
Watts & Sergeant's Repc-ile. vol. 3.
McKinney's Pennsylvatop Justice.
Binn'S Justice; q!
Mite's Reports veil. Y. VA
Just received and for, filde by D. DAMIAN.
31 - Air!
ToDealers and Coni
Co al F,lA.ge ncTi
ri .
AIRITANki lIODGS,nIa.:, informs thole concerned
. that he continues titt business of purchasing tad
shi,ping coal, by ILuI ;4,14 and canal, in the espied*
of a Broker 7 --given;
thMoreign dealer the &Cleanup
of his constant rosidencesapd experience In the region.
on a stated comnusginn.o
Letters addressed to*te et Pottsville, vita Mat
promptattent ion. `.. , 1
•REFeRENCES.
V. L . - B. Brown &Co, merchee'r.
• " n umbers Carpenter:Bre/frt..
Pottsville—Mr. J. StiMpen, Preed ' t. Minors' liitstr.
" S. illyman, merchant,
" .1. Puiskettou, Miner,
pt.:7
("CLAY cArs, for est ,
eor
121
I 311
43
IMA
Pottsville, Sr
P. 3? • / •
.0/EPH NOWA*
D eptstrakT
LI
_~►~
El
H
II
1
J. G. BROWN. £g
mmirims
Drug !3tore.,
I .0 1
1 nO
no
4 4 4
041
ers of Anthracite Coak
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