Proclamation.
WHEBEAS, in and by an act of the General Assem
bly of the Commonwealth of. Pennsylvania. enti
tled "An act regulating the General Elections within
this Commonwealth, passed the ed day of July, 4. D.,
1829," it is made the duty of the Sheriff of every court
ty to give public notice of such election to be holden,
and to make known in such notice what officers are to
alerted : Therefore,
'. I , Jerenvitth Reed,
High •Sheriff of the county of Schuylkill, do mak e.
knows by this advertleen3ent to the electors of said
county of Schuylkill. that a GENERAL ELECTION,
will be held to the slid county, on Tuesday, the 14th
day of October next, at the . several districts thereof,
as follows, t 0 wit :--
1. The electors of the borough of Ortvigeburg, will
-hold their election at the Court House, in the borough
of Orwigabarg. -- • -
• 2. The electors of all that part of West Brtmswig
, thwnship, lying and being east ,of the following line,
commencing at the sand hole on the Seeks County line,
thence by a straight line to the house of Samuel B.
Medlar - , including the same, thence to the farm of Wm.
Matz excluding the same, thence to the farm of George-
Mengel, now occupied by Peter Miller. including the .
same, thence to the house of Jacob Pere', in . eluding
the same, thence by a straight line passing nearAbra=
ham Founts on the Manbeim township line, shall here
' after form a seperate Election district, and the qualified
• voters residing therein, shall' hold their general eke=
sinus at the public house of Samuel Boyer, in the town
of Port Clinton, in said township.
3. The electors of West Brunswig township, not in
cluded in the above boundaries; will hold their gene
ral elections as heretofore, at the Court House in the
borough of Orwlgsburg.
4. The etcetera of East Brunswig township, will hold
their election' at the house of Henry Lutz, now - occu- '
pied by Philip Moyer; in the town. of DlcKeansbure.
4. The electors, of Pinegrove totrnship,•• will hold
their election at the house of William Lutz, in the bo
rough. of Pinegrove. The borough of Pinegrove,
hereafter forms• a sepatate;clection district,. and the
Atualified electors thereof,-shall hereafter vote at their
general elections in separate boxes front the township,
nt the house of William Lutz. The qualified electors
thereof, shall elect their officers annually at the time
And place for electing jddres and inspectors, for con
ducting. said elections agref!ably to the provisions of
the Act en:hied an "Act rotating to electors of this
Commonwealth, pitsscd the of July,- 1E39, and its
supplements.
6. The electors of Warne township, will hold their
election at the house-of Leonard Shall, int:cepa" in the
town of Priedonsture.
.7. The electors of Upper Mahantanco township. will
hold their elections at the hou s e of Samuel Moyer, in
said township.
'. S. The - electors of Barry to......•nshiN including the I
house occupied by :sir. will hold their election I
at the house of Frauds I:tog:el, in sold township.
9. The electois.of township will hold their
election at the house Hetrciting, jr.. in said
township...
10. The elec'tors of Lower Mahmitongo township, swill
'hold their central election, at the house of Joseph Os
man, in said township..
Tho eleetors of West Penn township. will hold
their election at the home .now occupied by Jacob
Schwartz, in said township.
12. The electors' Of Union township, will hold their
election at the house of - Jacub Eisenhower, in said
township. •
13. The electors of - Rush township, will bold their
election at the house of Jure!. Faust, inkeeper, in said
township.
14. The electors of the Boreugh.of
held their election of the house mow occtipied. by MI
- ehael Weaver, in e rid. b.
15. The electors of that part of the- township of
Schuylkill, Included in the 6i:towing boundaries. to wit;
Beginning at the line between Schuylkill and East
- Eirurstvig townshiptilthence along the State road lead
ling frt . = Orwigsburg)to Catawissa,crossiwi .
the Bite of
. the said townships of Schuylkill and Cast HrurlSWig.
th ence a l on g suite road, to the northern line of
flush township, including the said township of Schuyl-:
kilt, and the northwest of said state road to the. place
f beglnntn..., shall hereafter bean e:ection district, and
the qualified electors thereof 510511 hold 'their general
qlecticnt at the house of Nathan Barlow, lu said town-
Ship.
.16. The qalified dectnis,of Schuylkill township,who
heretofore held their elections at the house of Freder
loc Bmsineer, jr., and who are not included in the
above boundaries, will hold their:general elections as '
heretofore at the house of Frederick Bensinger,.jr.: int;
Schuylkill township.
17. The electors of that part of the township of Nor
wegian and Branch. included within „the• foll..wing
lioprdaries; to wit. Beginning at the Broad Mountain
Motel. it c:uding the' same, from thence a south ,west
corner to the west' Branch etc the river Schuylkill at
Chapmatisville, including the same, thence foil .wing
• the said west branch to the strith of the Mine Hill gap,
including the colleries tit said gap, from thence ii south
,eat course to the west Norwegian creek, at • Mann
Williams' collieries, including the same, from mence
continuing the same course to C, Moore'stavern house !,
on the Centre tuinpike, including the same. from th,nce
an east course to Wades...llle, including the smog,
from thence continuing the.same course to the town
St. Clair, including the same, to, Mill creek, thence fol- ,
lowing the said Mill creek and -valley, to the farm
house ofJames C. Stephens, including the same,froni
thence ksoutli west course t I the Broad "Mountain ho- •
tel, to the'place of beginning, and the electors of that
part of Branch township lying west of Cihatorrinville,
In said township, to Rahn's tavern on the Minersv,dke
road, and south of the west branch cf. the river Schuyl
• kill. (who herethfore held their elections at Llewellyn)
shall hereafter he an election district, and the qualified,.
voters thereof, shall hereafter hold their general elec
tions at the house now occupied by Peter Kline, in the
town rif New Castle ih the township of Norwegian.
IS. The qualified electors of the remaining part of
Branch township. not included in the above boundaries,
will hold their genetalections fieretofi.fe at the
, house of Jacob Heim, in ne town of n.
19. The qualified electors ofTh..; I ;0 • :cum
ships of Norwegian and S chub 'kill. who hereliifoc e lieid
their electiiins at the Port Carbon Muse. in the town
of Port Carbon, and who are not included in the above
bnunderies ' will hold their general election 4
fore' at the Port Carbon House, in the town of Port Car
lton.
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20. All the qualified electors, 01 the South ward in
the. borough of Pottsville. shall hold their elections at
.the public house nfdarob Geisse, in said ward.
21. The North Ward in the borough of pottsville
ing eastwardly of Centre Street, shaft be called the
l'Northeast Ward" and the qualified. electors 'thereof,
shall hold their general elections at the house now oc
minted by Maximilian Doerflinger. in said,borough.
- 22. The North Ward in the borimehbf Pottsville. ly
ing westwardly, or Centre street, shall be called the
"Northwest Ward," and the qmtittiNl electors thereof
including that portion of the electors of Norwegian
township, who having heretofore voted in said boroinzh
shall hold their general elections .at the house now oc
cupied by Nathaniel .1. Mills.
2.1. That part of the township of Manifeim, lying north
of the summit of the second mountain, shall limn* an
other and a separate election district, and the qualified
voters residing within the bounds thereof, shall hereaf
ter hold their general elections at the "MoUnt Carbon
'Hotel." in said township.
.21• That the electors of Manheim township, lying
Southeast of the fol!owing line :--comn,encing at the
township line of Wayne and Manlicim townships, on
the Summer Hill, thence .along the Summer Hill and
Orwigshurg road, to the house of Witow Sweicker, and
the house ofJohn Dewalt, excluding the same, theme ,
.to the house of Philip Drumheller, thence to the house
of John Delbert, at the Centre turnpike; thence to the
house of John Bata • thence tothe house or Philip Rock;
thence to the house of John Shoener, Jr., including the
same ; thence to the township line of said Maitheim
and Scuylkill townships, shall hold their general elec
tions at the Court House, in the borough of Orwigsburk.
25—The electors of the remaining part of Matthew'
township will hold their election at• the house of Philip
Boyer, innkeeper, in the borough of Schtiylkill Haven.
The borough of Schuylkill Haven hareafter forms a
separate 'election. district, and the qualified voters
thereof shall hereafter vote at the r general elections
in separate boxes from the township at the house of Phil.
ip Boyer The qualified electors thereof shall elect their
officers annually at the time and- place for electing
Sedges and inspectors, for conducting said el :ctirms
agreeably to the provisions of the act entitled an "Act
relating to electors ofthiscommonwealth"passed the
second ofJuly one thousand eight hundred and thirty
nine, and its supplements.
26. The electors of the brirough of Tamaqua, will
hold their election at the school house in said, borough'
At which time and places are to be elected by the
,freemen of the county of Sctuylkill ;--
One Person
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For Canal Commissioner of the Commonwealth
of Pt nrsylvania.
wo Persons
For Members of the House of Representatives of the
Commonwealth of.Pennnaylvania
One Person .
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• For Prothonotary and Clerk of the Courts of Quarter
. Sessions and Common Pleas. _
One Person
For Register and Recorder and CM. of the Orphans'
Court.
One Person
! For Treasurer of the county of Schuylkill.
One Person
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For County;Conimissioner.
,On© Person
For Directcr of the Poor.
• One Peirson
For Co4nly Auditor.
Two Persons
For Trustees of the Onvicaburc Academyuin the
county of Schuylkill.
The general election to be opened between the hours
of 8 and 10 ()Wadi' in the forenoon, and shall continue
without interruption or adjournment until 7, o'clock
in the evening, when the polls shall he closed.
- In pursuanw of on Art of the General Asseinbly of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvsnia, entitled "An
Act :elating to the election of this Commonwealth,"
passed the day of July, A: D., 1839, Notice trhereby
given, . -
"That the inspectors and judges, cnosen as aforesaid;
shall-meet at the respective places appointed for holding
the election in the districts to which they respectively
belone,hefo3 i nine o'clock in the morning of the sec
ond Tueida October, In each and every year, and
each of said Inspectors shall appoint one oleJk„who
shall be a qualified voter of such district.
"In case the person who shall have received the
second highest number of votes for inspector, shall not'
attend 'on the day of election. then the-.person who
shall have received the second highest number of yetis
for judge at the neat preceding election shall act as in
spector in his place.- And in caul the person who shall
have received the highest number of votes for inspector
=shall not attend, the person eleited judge shall appoint
an inspector in his place ; and in case the person elec
ted judge shall not attend, then the inspector who re
ceived the highest number of votes shall appoint ajudge
In his place; and if any vacancy shall continue in the
board tor the space of one hour after the time fixed by
law for the opening of the election, the qualified vo
' ters of the township, ward or district, for which such
officer shall have been elected, present at the place of
• election . , shall elect one of their number to fill such va
cancy.
It shall be the 'duty of said asset - sore respectively
to attend at the place of holding every general, special
eitownship election during the whole time said el ec
tion is kept open, for the purpose ermine information
to the inspectors and judges when called on in resat ton
to the right of any person assessed by theta to vote at
such election, co. such other matters in relation to tit
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assessments of voters as the sald'inspecters or judge,
or either.of them shall from time to those require.
' "The 'no person shall• be permitted to irate at any
election s . 4/ aforesaid, other than a white freeman of
the age of twenty,one years or more, who shall have
resided within theieste at least one year`, and in the
ekction' diStrict where he offers to vote 'et least ten
days immediately preceding such electiort, and within
two years paid a state or county tax, which shall have
been assessed at least ten days before the election.—
But a citizen of the United States, who had previously
been a qualified voter Ofthis state, and retrieved there- .
from and returned, and who shall have resided* the
, election'district, and paid taxes as aforesaid, shill be
entitled tertrote after residing In this state trix months ;
Provided that the white freeman, citizen of the United
States, who had previously been a qualified voter of
this state; Sind removed therefrom and returned, and
who shall have resided in the election district, and paid
taxes as afOresaid, shall be entitled to vote after resi
ding in this state six months ; Provided, that the white
freemen citizens of rne United States, between the
ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years, and hating
resided in this state one year and in the election district
ten days ail aforesaid, shall be entitled :to vote, al
though they shall not have paid taxes.
''No person shall be permitted to vote whose name
is contained in the Hot of taxable inhabitants fur
n lilted by, the commissionerans aforesaid unless, first
he, produce a receipt for the payment ;within two.
years. of a state or county tax assessed agreeably to
the constitution, and give satisfactory evidence either
on his ownnatb or affirmation of another,; that he has
paid such a tax, or on failure to produce a receipt, shall
make oath to the paymedi thereof ; or second, If he
claims a right to vote bv being an elector between the
ages of twenty-one and twenty-two years,the shall de-'
pose on oath or affirmation; that he has resided ip the .
,state at leas* one year next beforehis application, and
, make such proof of residence in the district as it is re
quired by this act, and that he does verily believe from
the accounts given hint that he is of the age aforesaid,
- and give such other evidence as is required by this
act, whereapon the name of the person sod admitted to
vote shall be inserted in the alphabetical!list by the
Inspectors and a note made opposite thereto by writing
the word 'lax," if he shall be admitted to Vote by rea
son of having paid a tat, or the word "are," if lie
shall be addiltted to vote on account of hid age. and in .
either case the reason of such vote shall be called out
to the clerks, who shaft mark It in the list' of voters
kept by theta. .
.. In all cases where the name of the person claim
ing to Vote his not found on the list furnished by the
commissioners and assessor, or his right to Vote wheth
er found thereon or not is objected to by any •qualified
citizen, it shall be theduty of the Inspect Ors to exam-
tile such person on oath as to his qualifictitions, and if
lie claims t4have resided within that +tate for one year
or more; his oath shall be sufficient proof !thereof, but .
'lie shall make proof by at least one compel:eat witness,
who shill bit a qualifit d electerthat he has resided with
in the dt3triet for more than ten days next immediately
preceding said election, and shall also hitnself swear
that la: hotia tide residence. in pursuancef his lawful
calling; to within the district and that he]
did not re
nve in the said district for the purpose of . °ling there.)
m cy
if,
t• Every person qualified as aforesaid, and who shall
make dee proof, if reqtiired, of residence tind payirient
oftaxes, asinforesaid, shall be admitted totvcte in the
township, Ward or district in which lie shall reside •
If any pqrscrt shall prevent of attempt to prevent
any rtflict:ri.; of an election under thisact hoar holding
bitch 'elvtthitt, or use or threaten any violence to any
suet officer, or .shall interrupt or impropeily - interfere
with hint Incite ex , cotton of his ditty, or shall block up
or a: I trillt to block the W Meow or avenue to any win
dow w here the same may be holden. or shall riotously
dliturtt the t , _tace at suchelection, or shall Oise or prac
tice any intlinidafinn, threats, force, or vldlenc.e, with
design to infiumice unduly Or overawe an} elector, or
to prevent him from voting, or to restrain /he freedom
of choice. such person on conviction shah be fined in
any sum me exceeding five hundred dollars and' be iiii.
prtsoned foit any time not less than one nor more than
twelve niotttlis . And ifit shall be showne the court
Where the trial of such offence shall be ad that the '
person so offending was not a resident of th'e city, ward,
.district, or township, where the stliti .offettee was cum
-mitt...td,and not entitled to; vole therein, then, on eo n -
victiondmieall he sentenced to,,pay`a fine of not less
than i - nn;lninflrell dullara, and. be impriso ned not less
thams is months nor more than twh 'yearsi. - ,
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If any poison or. persons shall mako any het or wager
upon the result of any election within this common
wealth, or Shall offer to make any such bet or water,
either tiv verbal proclamation thereof, or 191 any written
or printed advertisement, challenge or invite any per
son-ti% or persOns to make myth bat or wager, on con
viction thereof he or they shall forfeit and,p . three
times the amount so bet, or off.ned lobe bet. '
The Judges are to make their returns CM* the ounty
of Schuylkill, at tie Court House in Oirvigsb rg; on
Friday, the 17th -day of October A. D.,1815._ i _ .
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Given under toy !rind eta seal at the Sheriff's Office
at OryieAfire, and dated SlTtentherfith in the year of
our Lord odethousand hundredand forty five and
sixty nit year of the Independanco oC the United
States of America. • 1 -
God save the Cominonalecelt
- I JEREMIAH REED, Sheriff
Sheriff', three Or7igs
burg, Sept.; 6th I ' Bls. • J I . • 36
CO3D'S P3TENt
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dALVANIC BATTERY.
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sunscriber informs the public:On he has been
appoinied'by Win. P. Court, 'of •Philidelphia. his
agent for the sale in this and the adjoining counties of
Ins PATE r .rl' GRADUATED GA I. DAT
TERy. adapted to the use of Physicians and other
persons of iamlpctent skill, in the treatment of nervous
disorders.
desirous of purchasing Mr.: coad's instiu
meets can have 'an opportunity of examining the ap
paratus, at my residence in the Town UalPof this bo
rough. •
Among the many complaints which have beeticured
and alleviated by this powerful agent in Medical prac
tie, may be enumerated l'a-alysis.
L emaciated Liintis, Rheum ttis:r,Tic Doiureua
and vart.itis other oeuralgicandnervoini disorders. •
c. Ilavin,g purchased one of-Mr. Coad's Graduated
Batteries. I am prepared to operate on pelisons suffer
ing under any of the above described tornplaints, and
respectfulik solicit all those who may feel interested
in-this pliblication, to call and examine my' apparatui.
• , j'ETER F.! MUDEY.
6, 1545. ' . :36-6mo
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Carpetings, Floor Clothii, &o - ,
AT THE CHEAP STORE, ,
41 STRAWBERRY STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
-, tA 7E would call the attention of persons in want of
V -New;Carpets, &c., to the fact of our tieing enabled
to sell goods at very low prides, because in our present
situation, our rent and other expenses are very held,
and we offer for this season an excellent assortment of
ileautifu4 Imperial )
Ingrain and Venetian CARPETINGS.
. (of evdrY varier ) 1
Alan, Floor Oil Cloths, from 2 to 21 feet wide, cut to
fit rooms, balls, 4-c., hearth rugs, table ',covers, floor
baize, stair, rods, mats, 4-c , wholesale or retail, at the
lowest prices. F
q- A aupitly of the low priced Carpets from 31 to 50
cents per yard, alwaes on hand I
- ELDRIDGE 4- BRO#IER,
N 0.41 Strawberry st., one door above.chesnut,
near second street, Philadelphia.
Plitlada.,, Sept., 0, '36-omo
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3 C RD. /
CLEIVIENS & BAKER,
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.Wholesale Druggists and itnnufaclu i rers of Co
pal rarrukh ; Alm), Sole Agentsfo' the
' Franklin Window Clam Works.
HAVING: been long engaged in the 'manufacture
of Copal Varnish [ a well as iiihe'r kinds.] we
are now prepared t a oder to purch - osers, an article
which in goal:1y,
,cannot,he surpassed the -Union
Also. recetvinz. Weekly from the naiad cclebr..tcd
Works, Window . Glass of every .Ira
Constatitly on hand, a It Id assortment of
Leid of the most approved brawls,- IOU:1., her with 3
large gird( of Drugs, Medicines. Points, Indigo.
Dye•sintri., Colors. Bronzes. botch Metal.
Caine;s' hair l'encilai Paint liroahes. Pellet Knives.
4 , c , comprising every article in th.s Itne—all of
which will Ile Sold at the lowest • possible prices by
CI,E'rlE NS,Q BAKER,
N0:97. north 3d st., one door itiove,wood in. Phila.
Philada,,,Seniemtnar 6, .36-2.m0 •
To Boat Olin6i.sl
t;indersigned is prepared .to letil.then boats
a now.in use, by building a new iniathip section,
either to donnedt by parts or to build in permanent
ly.
As there is no doubt of the completien of the en-.
largid locks by tie first of
. 117.1 y nest persons own
ing good ;New York Boats—will see the necessity of
additional length. as 'heir eargees will be incr.:aced
thorebv.to some IUU or 120 tone. • i
, F`or further inlorm ition enquire of the suhsoribet
by mail or otherwaic.-
JOHN M. COSLAND.
ei
; . Stfay Cows. •
c„,I,TRAVED a war from the V..tiley Furnnce three
IJ COWS ; One black, with a piece of her tail cut
off—one red Cow with :a white face lndi has bat 'one
eke—thit other a small red and white spotted Cow,
with a small bell bound with an iron collar round her
neck. An* person returning the suid;Cows to Bobb's
llotel,sNew Philadelphia, or give, him; information
where be can get thera.again, will be reasonably re
warded. , JOHN QUIGLEY.
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13121EZ1
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• Stray Cows. i.
ei AAIE to the stable of the subscriber; reatatng at
HeckShurville. about three waeks ago, two Cows:
one is a White and, fellow Cow with on, and
has a small tunp od the right side. and' has a white
face wittily white swipe on her back. l'he other is
a black Muhley, with a star in her
,forehead. 'Cie
0 , 3 , 1ra arc rellue•tted in.corne forward' prove prop
arty; pav :'eharges and take thetp away, otherwise
they will be.scld.. WILLIAM PAYNE.
lepternber 6, !
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. 1 Catholic BoOka.
Hotichlohh's Prayer Book. . . .
Christian's Guide, plain and gilt, '• .
Key cif Heaven.
Poor Man's Manual. . .
Pious Guide.
Bey of Paradise. ,
Chapel Companion.
• Catholic Piety. '
Daily Exercises, plain add gilt.
True Plety. •
, . Vade Meceum. Plain and gilt.
Ureuline Manual, plain and gilt
Sunday School Prayer Book.
Poor Man's Catechism.
Bailer's small Catechism
Duey Bible, &e. &o. &c.
Also, slew German Catholic Prayer hooka, jast re=
tetrad and for sale very cheap by
B. HANNAN, Ail
August 3Ctll
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New-York Wholesale Houses.l' •
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9'lflE undersi gned Merchants, Manutbcturers,
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1 porters and Wholesale Deaterit, In the city of New
York, are prepared with full Stocks of Goods In,their
respective branchee, for; the Fall and Winter Trade,.
and embrace the opportehity afforded by the News*
Per Press of poor districtio invite Country Merchants,
to-visit the New York Market, end examine their soy'
eral assortments . • • 1 i -
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The extent and variety of the New-York market, is
unequalled ; and whilelhey unite in giving you their
respective branthes of trade, and places of business,
they also assure you,that it is their determination 10
please both old and newt customers, who may call on
them, both in terms and prices. i 1
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MB 'RTERS AND DEALERS IN CLOT H S, CAS.:
81MERES, Yestnigs WINTER GOODS,
: . TAILOR'S TRIMMINGS, &c. 11
WIC n G. Ht, & Co:, SI William street, corner of
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Malden Lane., •
IMPORTERS and DEALERS•in STAPLE and FAN
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1 'CY SILK GOODS.
•wm.lW. Pinneo; di.•,Co , .77 and 39 Cedar street, cornet
of William, Silks, Ribbons, Millinery Goods, French
Flowers, Feathers, &c.I t
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IMPORTERS and DEALERS in STAPLE and FAN
, - CY DRY GOODS.
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C. W &J. T., Mnore, & Ce., 207 Pearl street, 4 doors
• ab9ve Malden Lane. I I •
ZEPHYR WORSTED", PURSE TWIST,' FLOSS
SILK. SILK PURSES; SILK aurroNs: SILK i
LACETS, EMBROIDERY CAN YAsS, and EM-
• . BRO IDERY ARTICLES in generaI,RIBBONS,
SILKS; G ['OYES, SHAWLS, LACES. &c.
D. S; Turner, 60. Williala street, between Cedar and
Pine. •
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IMPORTERS and JOBBERS Of BUSPENDERS4,
CLOVES, CRAVATS, iSCARFS, HOSIERY. &c:
jiANEFACTURERS of;CAPS. STOCKS,
1 LIN P.N.S. OIL BILES, &c.„
John , M. Davies & Joneis, 106 WitHain street, S.
corner of John.
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• • BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS. . !
Huntington & Sava:m.llG l'earl etreet. between Mat
: deli Lane and Burling Slip. ! .
S. 5..1& W. :Wood, 261 Pebri street„ opposite U. S. HO
' tel • I
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MANUFACTURERS and IMPORTERS of PAPER
.. i lIANGINOs.
M. Ar Howell, & Co., 367 Pearl street.
Christy & Constant, GI Maiden Lane.
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IMPORTERS nti nll kinds orrol't!; and FANCY AR
'.TICLES;PERFLIMERT, SOAP:, MUSICAL 1N. , !
- STRUMENTS. STATIONF al' ARTICLES.
GERMAN ,GEASS WARE. FRENCH CHIN A.A.c.
Charles F. A. - Ilitiricha: 1501froadway and 7.3 Liberty
' streets, sneressor to W. Werikineister, also Ar
, chery and Cricket itrinienients.
MANUI.ACTUREJPI4 DEPOT fot the sale of BOOTS,
• i 'll3 InGANS, SHOES, &c.
Cate, Stout Ward, 23i Pearl street, corner of Bur , 4
line Sli 1 - !:
D. Wra, & Co., 213 Pear/ street.
1
MAIFACTUIIER nod IMPORTER of SADDLERY;
HARNEs,s, and COACH HARDWARE. . i
,W. J,. Bock, 201.1 Pearl street, four doors above Maide:n
L „
• atin... . i ,
.. I. , .
impowrEns and DEII . :ERS in "FOREIGN and Do
. - I MESTM DA.itDwARE and CUTLERY.
Alfred F. Lagrave, '2lO Greenwich rtrcet, cor.ncr of
: Barclay.
IMPORTERS Mid DEALERS in HARDWARE, BAR,
; .
IRON. and STEEL, NAILS, AN V11. , 4„ VICES,
,SMITH'S BELLOWS ;SHOVELS, CHAINS, &c.
Wetmore & .Co,r r 79 anti ' SI Vesey :treet, corner of
Wdshington. i
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IMPORTERS k DEALERS in DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS. ,DYE-STUFFS, VARNISHES, &c. .1
H. H. SchielTelin & CO• : also general agents fir
Swaim's Panricea and Verutifuge, 101 and ISO John
street. I • 1 ,
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IMPORTERS, DEALEO. and MANITEACTUREIL , 4
I inl DYE-STUFFS, DYE WOODS, ACIDS, &r.
William Partridge & Son! 9:: Cliff street.
COFFEE, COCOA, MIYsTARD and SPICES, ground
1 and whole, Full aSSOrI imlits. the Hope Mills Co.
A. Worthington, office,47 Ilium street, Mills 14 Market
•
1 field street. 1
Hains &.. Kinsel', North !liver Mills, 213 West street,
betWeen - Frankfm and Harrison streets. - ..
- - - - -
M ANDFACTURERS of Scented. SHAVING and FAN
i ILY % .9 . 0. 6 41'5,1 Essences, Perfumery, Chrystaline
candles. &c. Importers of Paris PERFU- • !
i
I MERV, Labels, Glass Ware and fancy ar-
I tides for Drtiggists !who put op Perfumery.
./nlinSon, Vroorn,& Forghlr. 3 Courtlandt street. i .
DEALERS in PAINTS,OILS.GI.ASS,DYE-STUFFS,
..¢6.. Manufacturers Of White Lead, Colored
I Paints, Verdigris:l Potty and Varnishes, I
Ripley & McCullough, iv front street, corner of Bur.:
ling Slip. 11
MANUFACTURER of SyRUPS, CORDIALS, SWEET
MEATS. CROCOLAT.E, PREPARED CDC( I, ' [
f a
.. 'nd COCOA PASTE, ROCK CANDY, VER- ,
MICILLLMACARONI, PEPPER SAUCE, l'
i LIME JUICE, BITTERS, &c. ' •I
~lolin B. Ittiy,•3lland 33 il l rling Slip. I
• I
RICH'S Improved patent SALAMANDER SAFES
! . Warranted ofttrely flee from dampneas....be-
Me
,an improvement on Wilder's.
A. SI Marvin, 13S watek street, opposite Depeyster
street,! 1
WILDER'S genuine Patent SALAMANDER SAFES,
• warranted free from dampness. ! •
Silas C. Herring, Manufacturer 131 water street, cor
ner of Lepel ster street! I
Manufacturer and Impoiter of 31IISIGAL INSTRU
MENTS. and Dept of Bronze Powder.
Edward Bunk, 81 Fulton street, corner of Gold.
Manufacturer and Importer of Double and Single
. -- .. .
1 Action HARPS, STRINGS, ,i 1 SIC, &c. ,
J. F.lllrovine, 2;31 Broadry.
,
Manufactdry of Chapman's nape Strops, fO2 Nils
street. .itold at fitst prices by all the Hard-
warcand Fancy Goods Imparters—Prices tier •
.
don *3.01.-SS.QO-.6,06 and $5,00, a re-
I duction of more than 331 per cent.
I '
FRENCH CHINA! ai LASS WARE.
t
F. Gerardin 15 John str'pe nt for Manufacturers.
' Gilding and Paintina oh a Ware to match any
pattern, executed at thin establishment.
Smporter and Dealetl, in CHINA. GLASS and '
I EARTHENWARE.
Henry W. Haydock, WA Pearl street . ,
Camtron, Moore & Co., 115 Malden Lane,
Importers and Manufartur.rs of LOCKING GLASES,
I.OOEING CLASS PLATES, PICTURE FRAMES, &c.
Bull l& Donaldson, '228 Pearl street, between Maiden '
Lane and John street.
Hooper R. Brother. 100 I;(11ton street ; also. plain and'
orittnental Gilding, ed and Curtain Ornaments,i
Pa ntings, Eneravinza,l&c.
PRINTER'S and BINDER'S Warernoms; PRESSES,,
TYPE, NIACHINERY, ,TEAM ENGINES & SAWS.:
R. Hoe & Co., 20 and 31 Gold street.
•
Manufacturers of END' . ESSED m0r.0 . ".0. and Int..'
porters of FRENCH ; CALF SKINS, 131,'K. and
COLORED MOROCCO LININGS, GALOONS;
'SAT' N;TUSKS, PATENT LEATIIER,&c.
-Meige Brothers, M Franl;fort street.
Matn i p . acturers and DenlOrs In WELDED, WROUGHT,
nod CAST IRON PIPES, Ste.
The las If. Norris - 4- Itrether, 62 Gold street, opposite
' An t—olso Pipes, and all kinds of fittings for Steam,
Witter, 4.e '
Importers and , Deater Foreien FRUITS, WINES,
.. C s m
CORDIALS, SEGARS, 4.e.
More. Lent 4 Co., IPS' ;front street, une door below
Fulton.
FREES,
Commercial Garden an 1 Nursery of Parsons 4. :Co,,
Fltighim!, near New Y rk.; Ivory desirable variety
or Fruit and Ornatnenial Trees, Shrubs, Plants, Ra
ges, ke., at :reduced priees-; Catalogues furtlighe.S.
gratis.
l!ldw 'York, Septemberi 6,1915. 36-
. ..
, • • r 1 .
Dancigig School. .
• ,
- E lm: suhßerther respectfully annomcee to the eit
a tzeni of Pottsville :hod vie laity that . he will pa!y
them, a .visit on or .ibmit the first of October, For the
pure se of opehml a IDancim; School. Annhca
Lions in the mean lime can be made at the office or
the llitrns' Journal. 1 FRANKLIN S'I'OUCII.
Septem
—...
ber 6. • 6
, . --..
'II)7PE FOUNDRY AND PRINTER'S'
Turuishin Ware-house,
rinie subscribers have opened a new Type PoundrV
1 in the city of New,Vork, where they. are. ready to
supply orders to any extent, for any kind of Job or tan
cy Type, Ink, Paper. enSes, Brass Rule, tree) Column
do, Composing Sticks. Chases, and every article nuns
sary!for a Printing Office. ;
The type, which are east an new moulds, from an
entirelymew set ofmatrixes, with deep counters, are
warranted to he unsurpassed y b -any, and will be, sold
-at prices to suit the times. '
r \
Printing Presses-furnished and also Steam Engines
of ttre most approved patterns] "L.,. .
N.ll3:—A Machinist cOnstantly in attendance to ,re
pair ;presses and do light -work. -
Composition rollers east for printers...
Editors ofNewspaperti, who will buy three times as
-much type as their hills amount to, may give the above
six months insertion iOl their papers, and send their
papers containing it to the subscribers.-
- I ' COCKROPT & OVEREND, 68 Ann st.
August 30th ! . 1 , ' • 3.5-6 mo
•
In the muter of the seer* and final account of Richard
.
Boone the Asslneo 'Samuel Beitolet and Wife as
flied tke'sixtA duy of ..Afav d. ,D.,1845
Notice. •
mHE subscriber Appointed by the Court of Common
. 1 Pleas of Schuylkill County, Commissioner, t z ci
tritulte the money in th hands of the Assignee among
the Creditors entitled thereto, under the assignment,
hersby gives notice to an those concerned and interes
ted, that he will be In attendance for that purpose, at
his office in the borough of Orwigsburg, on Monday the
sixth day of October next, at 10 o'clock, in the forenoon,
when and where entomb as are interested may attend.
• CHARLES WHITMAN, Commissioner.
Ati gust 30 . : 35-31.
1 35 - :it*
• To Miners.
•
WANTED.. -A stfllihl man to contract for getting
out a huge quantity of Iron Ore, by the ton, the
Ore:to be washed. To a man well quaittled to lead a
sat of hands, (wide-bean be obtained in the neighbar
hood,) favorable terms Will be offered, and steady em
ploYment given for a term of years. Apply to _ _
i FREDERICK GOODELL ."
lEaston Iron Works,Easton,Northampton eo. Pa.
Aug. 23, . I
. ,
L L Pub li c Sale. ' ,
ILL be sold at Public Sale, on Saturday. the 13th
day of September peat, at 2 o'clock P. H., on the
premises, the building known as the Union Church and
iiehool house, and lot of ground on Mauch Chunk street.
,in the borough of Tamaqua-30h? 150 feet. By order
'of the Trustees, I JOHN K. SMITH ( Elee'p...
.-Ta.mtorsa, Maui 30 4615 , 30—St
I_ I '
UM
1M
INTER S.
TO P
THE MINERS': JOURNAL.
.IVEXATIOIV :OF TEXS;S:
GREAT ATTILACTION:
HARDWARE &.IRON; STORE.
TRE substriberresimetflilly informs his facade and
the public generally, that he has just received a
splendid assortment of HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
HOLLOW-WARE, CARPFNTEWS TOOLS, &c.,
which added tohis former Steck presenta ft variety to
those desirous of purchasing, tinsurpasseMin the re
gion, for quality and cheapness. A large insortment
of the best Axes at prices ranging from 73 eenti to $1,23. ,
Grindstones, • ' telirper lb. - 4
American Steel, 9 s.
Best Cast Steel, - g B l '" "
Lead, 7
Rolled Iron, . 5 , •
Nails by the Keg, • 54
Tin, 2 boxes for $23.00, cheaper than ever.-Wire of
all sizes very low. His assortment conslata-partly of
Anvils, Bellows, Spikes, Knives and Forks, Spoons,
Nails, Chains,Shovels,atidTea and CoKee Kettles,
Spades, very cheap; ;Bucket4laeks, Rides, '
Planes, Saws, Hatchets, :Rifiebarrels ; Gtass and
Vices,Wagon box--ZGrain Scythes, Sickles,
vs, Hay and Dung forks, :Files, Rasps,Candle sticks,
Henna tis,llorseshoes, Paps:gee. 'AlsO, Dye Suns
Copper and Iron Settles, :Glass, Varnish, Putty,
And every other article usually kept in Hardware
Establishments, all of which ho tells at ti•very low
t a te.;Pe rsons commencing housekeeping, Blacksmiths.
Carpenters, Cabinet Makers, Saddlers, ect., avill find it
to their advantage by calling and examining his stock
before purchasing elsewhere,'at the Hay Scales, cor
ner of Centre and Market street..
Ile tenders his unfeigned thanks to his old friends
and customers tbr their liberal support, and Aolicks
their further patronge. .: I
GEORGE 11. SIICIITER.
Pottsville, August IG, ISIS. I 33--*
Glenn's Ce ebrate4 Preparrion.i.
GLENN'S INDIAN DYE,
Light. or Red hair,
WVh i t:rer r s, E o p r '' g l egr n q r t e Vll G , ltallsome Brown
or Jet Black, Without staining the skin or injuring the
hair iwthe leant. The cutout 15 natant!, and will not
rub err or soil thewhitest muslin, Price 50,cents.
GLENN'SI 031 AN KALI - DOR,'
A certain remedy for Pimples, Freckles, Ten, Moth or
Morpliew, Redness, Blotches.. Sunburn, Tatter Etc.
It may be used with perfect safety on the mist delicate
complexion, and gives the skin a sail and rair appear.
aloe. Price 50 cents per bottle.
GLEN N'S.IN DIAN OIL;
For promoting the growth and beautifying hair,
giving it a glossy softness, . preventing it trim falling
out, colouring dandruff pc. It has the property,of
making the hair dark, and preventing. it from 'Writing
gtey and being pleasantly perfumed, It is excellent. for
dressing the hair in general. Price 50 CZltt3, l
GLENN'S ROS,E TOOTII PASTB.
This very pleasant and perfectly oath dehtrifice gives
a pearly whiteness to the teeth, preventing Feud remov
ing spurs - of incipient decay. gives firmness to the gums
and sweetness to the breath. I'rice 25 cents
GLENN'S DEPILATORY
Removes superfluous hair front the face; neck, and
anus, without injury to the skin. Price 50 cents.
GLEN 'S REAL BEAR'S 011,,
Warranted genuine, and refined by n peCuliar process;
for promoting the growth and beautify tie the hair Ibis
ankle is confidently reccommended: It is also very
ueeful for removing Scurf and Dandruff, and.fnr the
heads of children. It is pleasantly perfumed, and is fur
sale in bottles of various ' . '
GLENN'S CURLING FLUL ,
Giving the hair a betiutifulcurl, and It ping It in curl
in warm or damp weather- Price 50e nts.
GLENN'S — SUPERFINE PEAR 'POWDER,
A beatitiful Costnetic,allayingßush of heat, giving°
fairoess , o the enniplexiim and to the features; in many
persons a clear and transparent so, nesauf expression-
Price 25 cents pet box.
GLENN'S TOILET AND NU..SER , i POWDER
Is confidently recommended to the ladies as of the ve
ry best quality, and entirely free from grit or any
pernicious ineredient. It is beautifully white and soft.
and is sold plain, or perfumed with various odors.
The above named exellent articles arc Confidently re
commended to the public at really gond, They have
been in general use for many years past; and have inl
ay sustained their well earned reputation.
Prepared by L. Ws GLENN,
Manufacturer of Perfumery. Fancy Soaps, .tc., No.
91 South Third Street, opposite the Exchange, Phila
delphia.
Fri' sale in Pottsville,'by , B. BANK 1:j, Agent.
August 18,
register's .Notico, •
merricE is hereby given to all persons ii . iferesa
1.11 in the following Executor, Adminisirabar and
tjuardian accuumk, that the same have been passed
by, the liegisier 4 Said will be presented to the Or
phan's Court of rile County of Schuylkill, in be held
at Orwigsburg, on Monday, the Bth day- of Septem•
ber next, at It) o'cicielt, A. Al., fee confirmation and
allowance. ,
The account of George Harem, guardian of Ni
ehael and Elizabet4i, tutor 011dreu of Christian
Grim, ji , ;'
The second acceutit of John Pole, administrator
de bonis son of tile Estate or John ott, senior, late
of the borough of Pottsville, 4cceased.
The account of Daniel Faust, administrator of the
Estate of Elizabeth Faust, late of West grunswig
township, deceased.
, Tlre third account of Peter Kremer, Kseeutor'Of
the Estate of Abraham.Feriig, late of the- township.
of Pinegrove, deceased. '
The account of Daniel F. Berge?, Josepb Berger;
and Wm. Berger, Executors of the Estate of Ludwig'
Berger, late of .Manheitn township, deceased..
The account or Jonathan Kistler, Executor of the
Estate of Jacob Leiby, late of West Porn township,
deceased.
The a,count of Robert Bell. Executor of the Es,
tate . l of William Bell, late of the borough of Potts
villei-deceascd.
'l'aaccount of Levi Miller and Peter ,linger, ad
mintirators of the Estate Of Jacob Kimmel, late of
t
Low i Mahantango toWnship. deteased.
T e account of Peter Rutz. administrator of the
Esta e of Samuel Schwartz, late of Friedensbusg.
SchuSdkiil county, deceased.
The account of Jahn S.C. Martin. administrator of
the estate ofJohn Timmons, late of. the borough of
Pottsville, 'deceased. $
The account ofJohn W, Heffner and George Moy
er, executors of the estate Of John Heffner, late of
the borough of Pottsville, deceased.
The account Of. Michael Fritz, administrator of
the estate of George Hain, late of N avtie township,
'cleceased.
- :l'he account of John Maurer, guar/Ilan of Mary
Mills; minor child of Jiiseph Mills, late of the t.tu
rangla of Millersville, deceaeed.'
The account ofJacob Ilammer,one of the 'admin
ixtrators of the Estate of Michael Delbert, late of
West Brunawig township. deceased. ' •
The account of Rob't M. Palmer, executor ofJa
cob Bensinger, late of the borough of Pottsville, de
ceased-.
JOHN ft DOWNING, Register.
Register's office,Orwigs
burg, August 9, 1845: % • 32-5 t
Adjourned . Orphans' Court Sale.
.•
111111317 ANT to an order of the Orphans' Court of
I Schuylkill County, will be sold by Public Vendue,
on Monday, the Ist day .of September, at the house of
George D. Boyer, in the Borough of Orwigsbare. in said
i.ccuaty, a certain tract .of
~1.44? V Woodland, Oiled "Glendow
er" situate In Rush township,
Schuylkill county, adjoining • ,
lands of Samuel Lindner, the
Don. Charles S. Case, David D. Stewart and the oorrts
Canal Coinpany, containing 409 acres, and 40 parehes
or thereabouts. It is situated, about six miles above
Tamaqua and within half a mile of The road leading
from Tamaqua to Hazleton—the State road lo Wilkes
bane, also passee_ through the land.' 'Mere is a dam
and old Saw mill upon the premises. Late , the estate
ofJacob Hithley ,deceaacl.
• Sale to commence at two o'clock in the' afternoon,'
when due attendance will be given, and the terms of
sale made known by •
MAB1".1. BiJBLBY.. ) Adw . x.
ANNA L. HUBLEY,
By Order of the Cwt..
• 'JOHN IL DOWNING, Clerk.
Ortigiburg; August 21 1415. . '
• Dissolution. of Partnersilip. •
MID: partnership forinerly existing between Lauer
Ft VanduSen, was dissolved on the 2lst of July
tilt, by mutual Consent. The brewing business will
be carried on in futurely.George Lauer, and the bot
ding business by limiry Vandusen. All persima hay..
ing claims against the firrnore respectfully rrquestal
to preseht meth io ei.her fur payment,and all tnoue t. -
dented are requested to. make payment. ••
two. Liuk:Ett. •
' HENRY VAN OUSELS'.
N. 13.—Thc above signed tender their sincere
thanks to thh public for the many favors they have
received, and respectfully solicit a continuance of
the same.
`Aug. 1601, ' 93-3t*
100 Dollars Reward.
rrllEatrive reward will be paid to tee informer on
.1 the conviction of the evil disposed person or persons
Who, on Sunday last, placed timber and stones on thu
trick of the Mount Carbon Rail road, or who' may by
ao doing. hereafter endanger the lives or property of
persons using said' Road.
NATHAN CLEAVER, Collector.-
August IGth • 33—It
•
Commissioner.
THE subscriber recpectfhlly informs the citisens`o
Schuylkill county. that he vr 111 be a candidate foi
COMMISSIONER of Schuylkill County, at the ensuing
election. Ile pledges himself if elected. to discharge
the duties of the office with fidelity and impartiality.
(FORGE H. STICRTER.
Pottsville, August 9,1895. 32
Wanted Iramediater.
50Pantatoo , n & YeelL p ukgs, at
T
CO & TAYLOR'S,
• ; Corner of Centre & Igabintango eta
July _12,•
•
Rail Road Iron.
JTAT received at the Yotk Store, 20 ton of alai
Road Iron, of the following aeries, to wit :
8 ton 21 z 0.
b ton 1/
6 ton 1 i 0.
All of which will he sold for CASH as low as it can
betted any wnere the erne quali ty. •
. An; 9,32-3 t EDWARD YARDLEY.
PHILADELPHIA
CHEAP! CHE.OIPI!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
• DAVID EVANS, SR ,
144 NORTH eNCOND OTHEiT; BELOW TINT 11THEST!
RESPECTFULLY informs his Mends and the pub*
lic, of his having constanly ou hand and for sale, *
fine assortment of LOOKING GLASSES, Gilt, Ma
hogany. and Stained Framed; Toilet Glasses, Portrait
and Picture Frames, Splendid French Mirrors. Also,
a selecteilassortment of FLOLNISILINO HARDWARE,
consisting of • t
Cutlery, Casten. ! .
Japanery, Fire Irons,
Britannia Ware, Boilers,
' Tea Kettles, &c.,&e.
Including every variety of Furnishing lard-ware,to
suit - House-keepers, Hotels and ,Colunuy Merchants;
whose attention he respectfully intim& and by price,
attention and promptness, Units! to merit their appro,;-
bation. - DAVID EVANS, JR.,.
144, North Second at., Philada,
Philada., August 23, : • . 34-.7-3nm
Playing, Visiting I .Sr. Blank Cards.
GA' OR GE COOK,
OF the late firm of FAY Smith Ar. Cook, for the past 6
years, manufacturers of the celebrated Bartlett
Cards, would inform the publie and the patrons of the
old establishment, No. 71 Fulton steeeL where he has
always been employed, that he coatinues the nianufac-;
Lure of all the varieties of Playing, Vj siting and Blank
Cards, Itmeto6ire furnished by, the efitablisent--and
that orders for various kinds will be fa ithfully and
promptly executed, on application to his sole agents,
Messrs. Ely Fr- Latham, No. 71 Fulton streeyot the fol
lowing prices, usual discount thr cash, or OFthose who
buy to sell again.viz; , • .
Marble and white backs, ; . 636 00 per gross .
' Harry 8 do do ! •30 00 do
Decaturs do do 1 . 21 00 do
Elssler 'do do j 21 00 do . .
Merry-Andrews ,do, 18 00 do
Hilanders No.l star A.m . ble Mk 15 00 •do
Do 2 do„12 00 do
Enamelled,lvory and Pearl entrace Card+, as per We'
following scale;
Lilian. No, $ Enamelled $2,00
No: 15 En3naelled 85,001 4' do 2,00
14 do . 5,00 3 - do 1,00
13. .do 9,5 D .2 , do 1,50
12 do 4,00 I / do ' 1,25
' 15 ivory & pearl 11 ' Ivory & pearl i
surface, 2,50 . surface, 1,37,
14 do 1,87 110 do 1,20
• .13 do ' 1,75 .0 do 1,2
' 12 do 1,50 S'. tiol,oo
Small. .. .0 V
o 1,00
11 Enamelled 4,00 I ,ti do 1,00
10 do 3,50 5... do
9 do , 3,00 I
=6 .4 , do • 75
8 do . 2,50 3 do 2'
7 do 2,50 . 2 do 65,
6 do , 2,25 , do • 50
Embossed enamelled cards, tinted and plain, beautifully'
polished with elegant design'and oorders.
Printer's blank cards.
Small blanks Inlayi do ng card size) No. 1 $1512 per grosa.
• 2
Large blanks, uo • 1' 0.1 •
do , do'
21
Double size of the small 1. .30 . .
do do - 2 21
Double sire of the large I 62
' do ,do. 2 62
.
Alsci all the above sizes of every color to order. -
Other sizes cut to order of either the foregoing hinds.
Mourning cards of various sizes made to order.
. . .
[
Gold bordering cards do .do
Gilt edge ' do ' , do
Enamelled sheets cap size, and 20 by 21 inches.
Ivory stirface . do . do
Pearl do do . do
Blank sheets • do do
Also, Railroad and Steamboat Tickets mode to ()Mer l
of any color, or of different colors as may be desired.'
The subscriber invites all editors of the United Statei
and Ganada, who are deposed ro take their pay in cards,
and who will send him s.copy oftheir psper, etintaining
this atlyerthement, to insert it for three months.
GEORGE MOE.
31-3tuo
Nets York .qugust 23d
MILLINERY GOODS. 1
John Stone & Sons,
PE*LERS 10.1
Since, Ribbons & Goods,'
No, 45, South Second rlreet, Phitada.
•
- A rIF. now receiving. and will continue to receive'
.rk through the Fay, a large and handsome assortment .
of
.
Silk Velvets, black and colored, New Style
popriet Gonds—ftgured and plain,
Fall Sinai's in great. variety,
•
Fancy Feathers and Flowers.
• and all the most Fashionable
• Trimmings.; Caps, Cap stuffs,
And other articles used in the Millinery business;whlch
will be sold on the most geasonaple germs
Mada., Asgust.,3o,
CHEAP FOR CASH!
5;:-., . witnxesscE ~t, RETAIL, . 1
..' ' 4..f!7" - BookShue and Cap Store,
No. 21 ma diet it. betsretafront 4- Id rt. sort ids Matta •
f'pHE subscriber has on heed a large and complete
.1. assortment of the above named articles. to
which he respectfully invites the attention of the
people of PottsviLle .4 .Se,huyiltill county generally.'
.
consisting of .
Meng', floys'and
.
l our h a ' coarse .
wat, kip. calfskin, ! ,
- teal' and morrocco . , '
Boots and Winans ; • 1
ladies,' .Misses' acid
,
. ,Childrene Boots &Shoes
I ' E - : inall their varieties; Indies', '
4 gentlernen's gum over
'
, shoOs dull kinrs, togeth;
. ,er with mend ; boys' &
.. ' t uhildrens'' caps of
, I
, every description.
•Persons ,will 'find it to th eir interest. to call and,
examine! my block, before purchasing elsewhere, as
I am determined to sell at the lowest possible cash
prices. - J 1 SAMUEL GOLDEY. •
Philada., Auxust 2.- 31-3 mo
FANCY DRY DRY GOOD STORE.
MBE subscribers haying taken the large. five
story store, No. 5, North third'et.; (which is
now building, and will be finished by the 10th of
August,) intend commencing the Wholesale. Fan
cy Dry Good buSiness.
Having great facilities for the purchase of goods,
great care and attention will be pais.ll.o the stock.
and it will at all seasons be kept / as well assorted,'
as the . state of the market' will permit.
Merchants imay depend at all times, finding al
complete and large assortment of
Dress Goods, Gloves, Silk and Velvet Points,
Cravat,., Laces, Cap Stuffs, &e. .
Also, a general assortment of
MILLINERY GOODS.
e. Ribbons, Bonnet Silks and Velvets,
F mndations, Bonnet Frames and .
Crowns. Wire; Wire Ribbon, Chip.
Quillings, Bonnet Caps, Artificial •
Flowers, Laces, Edgeing, &c,
These goods will all ho sold at a small advance.
. • H. A.• SHAKELFORD,.& Co.
No. 5, north st.. Philada.
Philada., July 12, 28-2mo*
Gualgo.
subscribers have just. received a fresh cup
U plvofthis.valuable manure, direct from the lei
and or johabee, and offer for sip 150 tons in gins.
and bags in lots to suit purchasers.
THOS. 'W., MOHO A N & Co.
ID South Wharves, Philadelphia.
Phitada. August 16th' 2ino
FEVER 'AND AGUE!!
1000's 1 .• AND 10,0OO's ! !
A " env- suffering under that Bane of Life, Fever
and Ague, or Billions Intermittent Fever Row
and'e Improved Tonic Mixture.' is universally ac
knowledged, bylhe disinters stiA, to be the Great Na
tional Remedy—the only warrent,l, safe, sure and rad
ical cure—that. never has failed, %shad properly used,
to eradicate the disease and also Its immediate causes,
restoring the natural feelings acid elasticity of the con
stitution in a manner. that nothing else will.
Wfberefore procure at onceXhis long-tried, old fa
vorite and starling remedy, now called itowanti's
proved Tonic mixture—protected against xounterfeit.
era, by , the written signature of the original inventor,
Jon. 8. Rowssn,over the myth of every bottle, and
which may," for a certatuty, be obtained genuine in
Pottsville, of JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
/JOHN R. RONVAND, 11. M.
Proprietor /JOHN
north 2d it., Phllada.
Anguilla, . 33--late
BEST BURT HINGES,
AffAN,UPACTURED dnd tbr.gaiti by
MORRIS, TASKER & MORRIS,'
Pascal Iron Warehouse; S. E. corner of
Third and Walnut street, Philada.
PliPpla•Angdat 9, 32
•
SALT ! SALT ! !
C ALMA Salt In barrels & baby for sale at the lowest
Market price, delivered on .board Of lets °nth.
Schuylkill. rats of PORTERAGEGBAY by
& 1111.4WHEIL
34 Walnut st: or racist st. Wharf Schuylkill.
Philadelphia:July lath, ' • 2.1)-- •
• Proclamation.
XTOTIOE is hereby given, that a Court of Common
1 Pleas. for the trial of cause* at issue, in and for the
County of Schuylkill,' will be held at ,Orwigsburg, in
the County aforesaid, on hlonday4he Bth day of Sep
tember, to continue two weeks.
Therefore all persons having suits pending. and all
persons who se duty it shall be to appear at said Court,
will take no tl:e and govern themsevles accordingly.
JEREDIAH REED, Sheriff.
'beef/ . i s Office Orwige- •:-
burg. Aug. 2d, 1845. 5 : ' r 3/
LEGAL NOTICES.
ROBERT M. PALMER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, . .
•
I
N-OTARY AD
PU131 • 10,.
POTTSVILLE, PA. • •
of Office in Centre' st. next door to the Ezebange.A3 27
JOHN IK. CLEMENT;.'
Attorney at Law. • ;.:
O FFIOE. Ceara* st., East side, 4 door, toclovr the office of the .311rts' Journal. Mar. 9
E. 0
1 . J.ll OKSO N,
sittorney at - L a tv,
~rpztscictB Fa.
• 111.0tnee in Markt* st., at the PaitpatimOrric.D.,
V., '25
. • JOHN . AS. NEVltt f r
I
ATItoIiNEY 'AT LAW,
WILL attend to R.ll business entrusted to bim. with
care and deaßtch. 0111 cc one door below the
Miners' Journal. I
October 19
John lid' Rosekpl.r y
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
MX!
I.:. 317311 CK EN, . .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,*n
PGi77SVILLI. PA. •
Will . practice in 014 several Courts of Schttylkil Co
A. IV. LE YBURN, --,
•
Attoiney at Law.
,
HAP.,, opened an office. in the borough of
llaven. Office in front street. second tinor easCol ,
M. Manning's. Motel. will attend to nil business en-
Lrusted to his 'can, in the couutice'of dchuylisill and
Berks..
April 211, 1644 j * .
New Books.
•
Franc(4co, or the • Pig t ate of the Pacific; a tale ' of
Land and Sea, kit Benj Harker, CACI., 12;„
or the sinzuiar adventures of a• beautiful
girl! By J li. Ingraham. E.q. • ,
Fanny Faitfields or the Ruined Village Pnete.ts, a'
'fate by Professor! IVlluon,. • • 12;
Eca Labrce ; or the ißescued Chief, a tale 01 the
City and Forest, ty Tom Sbortiellow, 121
Part 6 Lardner's Ler. urea, 25
Chronicles of the Ba.tite ; an hietorienl romance.
to comprise the secret history of the celebrated
"Basilic St. Ant inie" from the period of its
erection to that of its demolition, 75
Louisa Mildmay ; a tale by - author of "Two
Old Men's tales,"
Voetittee of Creation- I =2d Edition, 75
'The Housekeeper's Atisistant, composed upon tent-
' perance nrincombi. by an 4)111 Housekeeper, • ,:ri,
Viola; a romance, by tt3aron De I a Motto, 25
The %Yeah!! and Biography of the wealthy citizen's
of Philadelphia, hy a member of the Philarlel.
phis Bar.. i .',.- -
.. , • t 25
1
Anna Minor andAth r tales, by T. 9 Arthur,. !ZS
Part 1 Thiore Lffe of Napoleon, • ' 12:
bt; Littel's Living Age .. . .
'August No. Musical L brary, ; 12!
'
No. 7 Frost's History j.f the IVorld,
No. :Ai Ito rpuee; itibie'
l'art 3 Dashes at Life, by Willis,
Paul Redding—A talc of the Brandywine, by T. B. •
.Read 1 :a
The Incendiary, by..inn. Broltarn Esq. . ;21
Together with. a - variety of other b0010....h4 Ncei
ved and for sale by 1. B. BANNAisi, !Wt.
August 23, I a . 31-
.
IRO_'! IRON!:
BRIGHT S.
• ' T rfft
TOWN HALL,
•
a7:snrererled and h a mmere e
e
H lens, cmZin:ol7romouodto)ne
Scroll from s tu I '
Squarcs from g gto g I.'
llamoird tire from 1j 13 ;nth.
Scollop Iron of various dimensions.
Crilw Bars, Hough I min i
lifahlkshoe hart, NltJgo
Arouhfa. Juniata Slit
Nails. mid Hone
Shoo Rods.
Octagon Cast Steel. • . •
Shear Steel, ilEnglieh
Muter. A meric in Blster.
German Steel, Spring
Steel, eae.,
,'is- ' lmo 1
June 28.
Stray Cows.
SrttlYED dway from the subscriber, residing near
the junction on the West Branch Rail Road, about
two weeks aeo, a black COW, with a white face, and
has a white star on her left shoulder, and bad an 'lron
bell palm with a leather strap and a cut in her left
ear. Whoever will return said Cow to the subscriber,
or Rise him information where she can be got again,
shall be •reasonably rewarded.
Cant. to the premises of the subscriber a white and
red COW, with a white stripe running the length of
her back bone Also, another red and white COW,
with a white face. interspersed with black spots, and
has large teats. The owner; or owners are requested
to come forward, prove property, pay charges and take
them away, otherwise they will be sold according to
law.
Auguat '.23,
Stray Cow.
QTR A V Ell away from the subscriber, residig;
near Debley's Brick Yard, in this borougli:aboui
three weeks ago, a Black and White Spotted COW,
•with a white tail, a star in her forehead mid: bOth
hones holed. All the !egs white. Whoever will re
turn said Cow to the subscriber, or give ihflmtration
where site can 4e got again,, will be reasonably re-
Warded. DAVID ROBERTS.
August 1-6111 33—It•
Sti'ay Cow,
fIAU to the farm of the subscriber. a Tellow COW, X.- , having some white marks on her side, about the
16th of August, the owner may have her by paying for
advertising. . . _
ItUBENS PEALE'S Farm.
formerly helonging to the widow Deibeit, 2 miles
below Schuylkill haven
Aug. 23,31-
Stray COW. .
QTRAYED away from the subscriber resillng et
I.)Eaele Hill, about two weekeago, a Red COW with
a white f.ice, had cui a bell buckled- with a Nan'sti
strap, and has both bornsbored. tt hnever will return
said cow to the subscriber, or give him information
where she can oe got again shall be reasonably rewar
ded. W;LLIASI. 1110.31A5, Eaglelllll. '
Auguit 30th "
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
• FOR Sr2LE, .•
THE sub.tcriber .offers the following, desirable
property:situate on .Main street, Mount Carbon,
ar l'Ayate Sale
. No. those lour contiguous new two story
frame• houseit, each containing in font
' . 48 feet by 18 feet deep. with Kitchell
•••• •ri 12 feet by 14 feet deep. and good Sedate
I under the %snot°, and excellent Spring
of water is front.
Ni. 2-411 those new two 'story stone houses.
built of the hest materials; each house containtn.
1!!+ feet front, by 30 feet deep, with gardens at: ,
meted.
No. 3—One 'two story frame house
. hasitt2 3
rootns nn the Ist story 3 on the 2d anti gond Gar.
rets„wtth Kitchin in she rn;i,r. Also. n good sphte
and (OA outtotthogs, mesent •Accupted by the
subscriber..
NO, 4—All those two new .two story frame houses,
one and o halfstors high', each house-.ba,ving 14 feet
Iront by 27. feet deep, with baecmeut epderneath.
and good Garden att4ch.. d. .
1,4 y. s—One lot of ground, 60feet front by 200
feet deep with a good one and a half story house
upon the same. •
•No 6—All those 4 contiguous lots situated in
East Mount Carbon nearly opposite the weigh locks
and formerly owned by Capt. Shellabcr: each con•
taming in front 30 feet bylso in depth—having there
on two frame hones with good spring of water on
.. •
the pro.niscs.
'The above property is situated at the the termitia
(43 milrolds. viz the Philadelphia, Mount Carbon
and PortOarbon Railroads, and will be sold on ac
commodating terms; to; further particulars apply to
W.M. COLLINS, or,,
JACOB R. BRIGHT.'
Feb. 1.1845, . _ 5.
VIOLINS, FLUTES .4w.-.—Yor sale at MAR
.TINS Drug Stare, an assortment of ' Violins
Flutes; Clarionets, Fifes &e.Ao which he incites
the attention of musicians,and, others.
March ,15,
"VERY SUPRIOR GREEN .i . k. BLACK
V TeA, km: received and for sale by
,J. j3X . ATTY.
May 3d. .
CHEAP OOOISS FOR
And no .Credit giver).
frllErmhscrlber basJitst opened Beth, Store former •
ly occupied by Crosland & Chain', on IlailßOad at.,
a general assortment of Groceries and Provisions,
which be will at: the lowest possible prices for cpsh
Suck as '
Sugars, Molasses, Coffee, Chocolate, Tea, Cheese,
Rice, Spices, &c., Sperm and Whale, Oil, Sper ,
mace% Moulds and Dipped Candles,
Soap. Tobacco, Segue, Hants,.
• . Shoulders. Mess Pork,
Dried Beef, od-
• • tish,Mackerel '
f"lay 251814
EMI
JOSIAH HUTCHENS.
WILLIAM II MAIIEMIALL
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I I
;!4'
['':
re(elpl.ciNEs.
goBEDrBAcx.Hs WO - SYRUr
OR THE ,t,ITWE suFfpewp
AN eettre segeyAti.e preparation for the destrue.
non . uf tlptmaltaii cum or boo t h conaplajnt..
tree from ail tieleteilties Prea , , mita at 4 certain;
tta operattne.anil4tfleailialtly plant .to ink* so,
much an, that ; children mil :04 for ht, after they (Ace.
set a taste, tbzu, itotionitadra Worm.
Sytep is the one, kadt that all others art, Gale c#o,
terrain,: he ' , tire iii‘kasli for Iltd•ctiaackla and ace.
that it has the,krilir:9 sign:tette et J. .kG Ho.
bonaack. on the la itel' ? !, , asi etl on the hotite., pie ro l.
totviliz certifica9 , l:qc amongst ihn Litany inooriee,
!cation. •
Eac. 196.181 f.,
atli.ttok -
hlcs , u3. IlonK:ste,ii.%::—ln compliance with jour
request. I scurf yne!lit'ese lew lines, certifying that E
obtained a bailie ':tif :Our ijedlcated Worm Sirup,
for my.IMP, ailed 01 Beare of age, who as tam Oa
hdenr, \las seeetejj atllcled with Worms. and itar•
prising to . telli he fltrind • immediate relict. I erhukh .
- Therefore reerinan*liif i lo the Public PS I safe, end!
renitldy foriettiht:en idllored with Wor'ent•-
• • • . S - Pirtmanr.e. I
1;:ezhz;41.41,. four d i ,nrs below Gwen..
Di., :11a rcii 26(11.
This r to c - crtirs that suite lo n or three wock l
sisce. two ut 'c:uatlrett were attacked +kith:
Worms—l i',lnetiy that I knew or beard'
'ell or, hut w`rthotti,j'aay effect. they still growing
worm and worse.Nrfeil the digests had obtained an
ytartnutg and rak ter ; ttn much an. tbkll. Ii
and all who r+,ll4r• ri)prti!fltit hart>Std that tiVati would.
chute the scone ;r4ti.o.f lean not immediately' obtain
ed. 0-:e of the ettitrirea presented it fearful piciuris:
of diseases riot pUiftryttz, 1 , 110 was laerally itlire
wrh worm! , j her limiint-iieure Fuel a - pallnil and
death-Ake hue ; Iltr#iie ih wa ; estreinely offensive
her fume wu're a:tyi , a'y; li, a Ur re SheiClKl.ilrld Sir the
symptoms alend4rf! urn worm,' were of a Liehiy
ag . gravated chitraMW suet, a fearful exteitedid
the dhease :1611:4? :11.10 Ola actually tiasstd
from her nose, 101 U wed by copious and alerMing ;
'deeding. 1 ,- ives'aithis time that I applied to 'pm,
and obtained 11 . lour Wt,r.e Syrup, and 1.
was: sat, wttil hut;pipy) hopes, but wonderful to iriy,
.flier a lew thkea;:n:'gron elegize was perceptible.
India-a few riasii . p,. ) ,.v over astonishment, the Iwo •
siiddren psssed ajat.t;i wash basip
. full of worins
sines that time tltgqhprally recoveretband are new.
perfectly cured.. !
tti T.l9 . WPsnri, Otfun/ at..
• . etwecl,n Prikii and SeNind et ;Kensington.
Prepared hi- J. • G. S: II BENS A.:K. Ni
corner
and . Cokiteest. and El ht ana Green street,,
l'hi j
l el 9 pl a . .
J G BROWN.;:preggiat. whn)oealo Agent, Pope,
rifle. and fir t=ale liiKtareke'peeeend Druggists tee-.
erelly, throu , houtilth Slaln• .-
•Augusi 9, , W 4-1. /
al
'6#1EDY:10 1010
Pateidlir the People, ,• •
I •
ryillE. constantly' lOcreasing popularity and tale of
1 K A. Fahnestatiles Vernsifuge has induced per.
suns who arelenyliot ails success to palm ogr 4 pos
thE. ordpatittitins which all medical men kuuss
to be ineflickinair!in espeding worm: frona •tbs
SySTeM. I
This Vermifugo)r!an made its way into public ferrous
uaon the grolinfflot!iis own intrinsic merits, Mole
than any. other ntOictne attic. kind now used; !and.
v,hile many Vsj i oriiN iemedies have by dint or puffing
been forced intiosale, and shortly after gone
the obscurityutli ft their woriblessodss justly ewer
lied, 8.. A. Flonici!oek's Vermifuge continuei
be triiimph.fritrylitl•tttit:uned. It has only to be Pied.
and its effects Wliftilly sustain all that is said of its,
wonderful estielli 1 tm:'O,wer.
, I '
• Chi ifiCates
• . •
Writes,. E ie. , Co•, New. V., Jan, 7, 1840 . .
We certify thitlere h. ve Used B. A Fahnestdck's
Vermifugo in. mit; ffunilies, and in every case itl IMP
provided a deco *
4 nd effectual remedy for eirpel•
g worms frotriolie system. VV.. cordially 'recant..
inencla to paiotifil*bo have children afflicted with
that dangeronsin#Mby
• • •
l 101 B. PAINE,
.AY, • e); ! • ,
• ' • BURROCGIIS.A
For Sale. whot4Sate and retaA, at the Drug Wars%
house of •
A. FAIINESTOCK do Co l
Corner of SiiiWand %Vaud stn. Pitsburg,
For Sale in Pnilavdle. by
' CLVAE-1,>5...t PA lIVIN, Druggists: j
Decenther,9
Fourteeii,Valliable
1. I/KENN Xlt ERSIIFUG •certenn
. eUrC lop
worms—safe
,iiert . i/i Wald •10 take.
2. (ltillSON't? y,vm %crow. which removes t,ret
0! all kiwis., Dry'Paints. Tar, Varnish and %Vas finns
carpets or triaavidiiilliniz, witlibut injuring the Color
or the cloth.:'
,
. 3: LnNDON Pl j l . : PArea—the beat thing known for . ;
killing flies inOttir:Muctum• 1 .
4. A Certain Oevtroyer of Rats, Mice, Roaeles i ,•
and Ante and atMi,lier of Bed Bugs.
5. CuNniti §niCicie R I Sour Stomach,' Oeart
liiirn and %Vater. 11rash, by nun who , h as steered
thirteen years Nori'lie he discnnernd the cure. '
E. IJa. S•riiri Giticr.N OINTIIENT for tho
It has tieverTaire4 in cure.
7. IlanntsoWl'errt:rt .
•,-
S. ORY.musil.ll.l.:Dr LID Ix kili.--withtnit a Vint.
, 9 . Tilt: CortriiUND C ,, NFEc riot: OF
' Fite jeat
the nied mina fill Children and women, It it to pica
ant to take.. i • • ' • •
10. BECK% V. - ;F.OTARLF.•A NTI BILIOUS PILLS;
11. GUNN'S .. ,';',11;9.1Y.N . r WATrrr..PitooF PASTe. fOl
ilarneSs,. t porigna the leather, and lecps.
nut the water.ir,.;
12. PflOn Aft.`al ‘43 P14F4.11 . .1
' 11'3. J AC.Rsosi'l; )ptiAcb. karra ;
the w orst anythie in afew linurv.
14. fixsu:vr,en 7 .certain,
and almily 6ui•O*lr Dykentery and Summer Cons-.
plaint. ;* ; .
. The above vallable articles aro wholesale and .re.
tail, by 1,. C. Otis N, N., I Satoh Fifth street PAIICO ,
de/p/ria r —whets.slorekeepersAnd others willbe.sup,
p'.it.d pu'rtl.„'Arricah . Cayenne Pepper: Arnim,
Vlow.ers,-Ping;eetierolly, Paints, Oils. Giant and
varni.hpa, at: fete!: loWest prices. Tenor only . cash.
"el" Cut out th:,..advertisetnent, and being , it, wick
you. • •. I
Philada:,l4t
LEGANT NiflllPS.—The subscriber has, jut. I.'.
1.14 eelvsd a fit# allver moaated Salkey Whips. Zia.
Ridlas
M Whips , tied Dog Whips—Also, a few neat Da:
die's 'ips; wIU be sold at the lowest cast*
Vices. B. DAN:JAN, AV.
. • Aug. IS,
..• . 7 1 110111inOet
eir the beat qteslity, a Jars's assortment. santing do,
1../ price from .45 gents, to *P3 per box,ynet reeeiledi
and for sale, whelesale and retail, by
•
BENJ. geaNgsl. Ash
May 17,
• ; Motto. Seals,. • • •
ANew and betingfal article Ina teeta. au reeetvai
and Sot aala )1_ . itsriNAN,
Feb. 2% • • ; , •
RENO.B:IIINti ARCHITECT.
.CIR Pr:trait:ol*e° Carpenter, Allustrate4ll6leq
aravinge.fOrthe uee of 41:enmities' and BatideAll
last edition of !SA just rerefved and for ale by-
Attn. PI .7! —34 AiliritiA,l , l, S. •
klshing Tackle
TUST teceifed end for sale .a gocol essortrOal
ee/ of Fishinelteclde to Mach he invites "the, *ls
tention.of the eligic,aoil all others. •
J 0 MWDVES.
March
ASINS.I+pt q•aVaT boaaa h aelgiao,Cgr 4 414
alp sact, r ,ftr..xale cbg at
' • ;, 'JOHN ap
9.C. MARTIN'S;
s
cpAfectionatj ei& Tinig 4 5 1 046:
4 4. 44