El=
El
The Coat Trade for 1846.
,
The following is the 'artioant of Coal ttaspOrted on
the Rail Road, forth° week collision Thitraday even , .
anelast:
Wgfl. VotAth
Port Carbon, • . 3,521 00 13,732 03
Pottaville, . • • . 2,723 09 10,841 18
Schuylkill 'Haven,. 5;18 5 10 1 7 ,2 5 7 00
Port Clthton,.' • 1,011 13 3,146 04
42479 12 44,952 05
IIATLII OF TOLL AND TILLIIISPOIITATIOX.
From Mount Carbon to rhira or Richmond $E.25
" Schuylkill haven " • 1.15
Port Carbon - . " 93
liIINE HILL AND sennuoLL HAVEN IL ROAD.
The following is the amount or Coal transp over
this Road, during the week ending Wednesday yen-.
ug last. • - • 3,700 05 Ton
Per last report, 12,511 11
•
Total . • 16481 16 "ff
WILLIAM NEWELL, Collector.
MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD FOR 1846.
Quantity of Coal transportcd over this Road to thurs
.day evening last. ' 1,010 tons.
Per last report, . 4,613
Total, 5,653 "
— GEORGE HADESTY, Collector
NOTICE TO BOAT BUILDERS.
SCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION.
A Number of CANAL BARGES, adapted to thdCoril
n.trade, and provided with strike-masts and centre
' boards, and in all respects properly equipped for sall-
Jug, are wanted on the Schuylkill Navjgation
Also, a number of steam-tugs, of 25 or 30 horsei
power, suitable for canal service, and which must be
.eapalie of drawing four-loaded barges, at a steed of 9
iniJaper hour in still water.
These tugs and barges must not be more the; 17 feet
wide, and IttO feet long, nor rise in any part more than
8 feet 9 inches above the surface of the water when
light. They must be delivered OD or before the 15th
day of May.
PROPOLALS will be received for establishing a
TOW-LINE from Fairmount to Pottsville. for tow
ing transient Vessels and floats from other Canals—to
consist of number of horses and drivers whichshall
from t i me time be designated. by the Company, with
everyAgn miles, and to inn day and night. The
or be at a certain rate per mile for each
proposa A p 0 furnished, or per ton convey,
Boat towed," P e r "*" •
ed.
PROPOSALS are alio invited t.i7 inenuining and
running a Steam Tug, of not less than 50 horses power,
to tow Vessels into and from the Schuylkill, and to
tnw Canal Boats from Fairmount to the Delaware
front of the City.and to Camden :\ making two *cuter
trips daily. By order of the Board,
CHARLES ELLET, Jr., President.
- Philadelphia, Jan, 31, 1818 • 5-4 t.
WALT= J. TAYLOR.] [WALT= S. IMICCANNACII AN.
TAYLOR & McCIWENACIIALN,
44_ 4:
TV7i °freak and Retail Iliaient in
Dry Goods,_Gr6ineries, Liquors, Flour arid Feed doe,.
CORNER OF SECOND & SUNBURY STS..
MINERSVILLI,
• Assignee's- Sale.
Y I n L e L u be 5 8 0 4 1 6 d o a n t B 3 a the
~7 1 ; tr l s d a a t y
the F h e o tu e a r: f
George Koch, in the Town of Port carbon, a large lot
of Tools, such as Shovels, Spades, Picks, Drills, Wheel.
barrows, and als'o a few first-rate Buffalo Robes and a
number of other articles too numerous-to menthin. -
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Attention will be given and terms 'made known by
0. W. WINTEIISTF.EN,
. .. . . " . • Assignee of Clark & Shillsler
Port Co rl.mn, Jan , 31, 1840. '
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Houses for Sale.
SEVERAL good houses in Pottsville, for
sale. Apply to
JAMES GILLINGHAM, Centre street.
January 31, 1&I6. , 5-31*
Schuylkill County Common Pleas. ,
IN the matter of the distribution -by the auditor ap
point .11 by-the Court, to distribute the assets in the
hands or Francis W. Hughes and George C. Wynkciim,
Aselgtiries of Hazzard & Stroud', and of John T. Haz
zard and of Sohn 444rauch, among the several creditors
.entitled thereto.
17 December, 1845, on motion of C. Loeser, on be
half of the Miners' Bank of Pottsville., in the county of
Schuylkill. and exceptions; filed, rule upon the other
'creditors to Whom a distribution' of assets has been
made by the auditor, to show cause by the first day of
next Term, why the Report of the auditor should not
set-aside or rorrectedaand, adjusted by the Court.,
and the Court direct that four %Peek's notice of thierule
shall he published by theTrothonotary, in ooe.news
paper in this County.
By the Court.
C. M. STRAIJB, Prothonotary.
Orwigsburg, Jan.. 31, 184 G, • 5--4 t
NEW BOOKS
•
Snowden, a Novel, by Theodore Honk, 25
Joan, the,fleroic Maiden, .by Duman, ' 25
Agathonia: a Romance by Mre. Gore, 55
A popular Treatise on ihe Tepth, 50
The s t,'Rizen of Prague,' translated by Mary
• -
'Knit[,
Brother initothan's Bed. a Petry Tale, , elt
(..!olton's Life of Henry Clay, 2 vols. • flo 00
';*Dr.Durbin's Observations in the East, 2 00
in Europe, 2 00
•
Phrenology Examined, translated fro, the •
FrenCh byDr.las; • 21;
-.Bachelor Butterfly, with 200 Plates, 2.5
Together with a variety of other New - k 2 o just re
ceived and for sale at
BANN*IVS 'Cheap Book Store
ganunry 31,16,6
Tiinber Land. for Sale
:600 ACRES of Timber Land for. oak, :situate 7
mitri above -Mineraville, at. the' bead of Deep
Creek. The Timber is of 10 hest. in theieounty. with
- a gond water gower nd Saw Mill An the land. and be
lieved to contain limestone. The Rill liciad from Dan
ville, by way of Shamokin to Pottsville, must pass
through this land, rit.wiil he said in pane or altogeth
er .to suit purchasers—torma Pa 4 .. Apnly to
GEQ. W. MATCIIIN, Agent.
Orwlgsburg, Jan. 24, 2246:' 4—if
. , •
NOTICE.
L ETTER% of administration on the estate of—filthy
C. Marl', late'of Mount Carhop, Manheim town
ship, Schuylkill County, deceased, having; been grant
ed to the undersigned, notice is hereby given to all per
sons indebted to said estate, to make pay mem, and sit
persons having claimi against tlje same are requested
to present:them for settlement. ,
LOUISA C, MARt.L, Adridnistratris.
Mount Carbon, January 24, 1846. 4 4-6 t
SHERIFF'S &ILES
OF REAL, ESTATE.
131 Virtue of a writ of TESTATUM VENDITIONI Ex PO
NMI, issued by decree of the Orphan's Court o, ibe
county of Montgomery, and to me directed, will be ex
posed at public ven due or outcry;
.00,Friday, th , 131 h day of February, 1846,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the Pennsylvania
41011, in the Wrong!' of Pottsville;
All that undivided one fourth part of a certain large
body of land, situate in Pineeroye township, Sclitiyl
- county, adjoining lands of the Williams Valley
Coal Cornkany, Jacob,lfeberling, Eckert &" Guyford
end tithe/a. and the Dauphin Countyline, containing In
the whole 6624 acres, snore ivies!, with the appurtenan
ces. As the property of THOMAS BAIRD.
Al tke samei time and place, By virtue of say-'
eral writs of LvaispiA-Pactxs, issued out of the Court
of Common Pleas of Schuylkill county, and to me di
icted, will also be exposed - to public vendee or outcry-
All that certain moiety or equal undivided half part
f a, certain tract of land, in Norwegian township,
.chuylkill county, containing 3151 acres,' be the same
tore or less. bounded by lands now or late of Morris
'urner, Edward Pennington, Thomas Reed and Sohn
liddleton, and which was patented to James May, the
sth day of August, 1814, and by whose will arid tea
iment, It descended to Oeorge D. B. - Kelm, with the
ppartenaiters in fee. • .
ALA.), all that certain undivided moiety orr.qual half
ran of a messuage, tenement and tract of land, situate
a Norwegiap.townshiP, Schuylkill County, containing
ssneees, MS perches andallowanee, hounded by ;lands
,f ninvoglateellarles Sno wden; . MichaelGunkle, Adana
tebhart,AdaniMinnich and others,it being the same m
idi-es which Lloyd Wharton and wife, bytheir Indenture
lated the 13711 day 0 July; A. D., 1 831 , , recorded.ln the
Ace for Recording of Deeds ikc., in Schuylkill Ong nty,
a Bank No. 12,•paeeP33, did grant and confirm unto
be Said George D. B. Kenn, partly hereto in fed, with
Lee appurtenances. ~. ,
Atso, all, that certain moiety or equal undivided half
rt of a certain messnage Or :enement and tract of
d, situate In Rena township, Schuylkill county, con
iisinz 347 acres, 159 perches and allowance. bounded
land now or late:of Burket ?diner, Philip Moser and
ere, and being the same prembies Which Martin Jo
rand Susanna his' wife, hy deed duly executed, bear
s. date the 29th day of April, it,' D., 160, and recor—
d in Schuylkill county, in Deed Book; No. 7. page 5,
grant and confirm unto the said George D. B. Seim,
fee, subject however ps to the last above described,
mises to a •moitgage lien in favor of Christian Kln-,
. and only to take rank after the lien to the said
titian Kinsey is. dieteatlsfied, togethlr with the ap
enances. As
,the property of GEORGE D. IL
' • '
IM.
At the same time and place, all. that.rertain : ,
etnf land, sitpate in Norwegian gownehip, Schuyl- , "
• 1 county; beginning at a hickory cornet, thence by
We land. south 18 degrees, 39 perches to a post,
nee by land of D.. 1 Rhoads, south 714 degreis,
I est 301 perches do a post; thence Jinni . = degree',
. est 181 perched to a falleSpruct,thenee smith 718 'de,
ees, west bB } perchek to 'a Spruce, thence due west
perches to a poet, thence by land of Pott, 'Petters=
Swift, north 0 degrees, west 711 perches 40 CPbat,
(hence by land of Hugh
l McCreckiiesouth774.degrees,
art-451 perches to
,a post, thence north Isi degrees,
rd $4 14444ChiS to a post, thence by said Bell's land
005117, 11 degrees, east 99 perches to the place of be
ifiehig, containing 49 acres end 30 perches,`striet meaf
tae,which said mortgage was recorded at Orwigsblirg,
iy otteatic Bonk Dr rolio 89, on the sth day of Janu..
ty,„1,,,D., Int, together with the hereditament/ and
;liirtatUll'C' e l . ' "the Property of ABRAHAM 'POTT.
figedandialten into execntinn, and will be sold by
-..- . ••;---.• -.' • JEREMIAH REED, Sheri ff .
iterifPir Onus. Orwigs-1 - -
burg, Lennart' 21, 1818. 5 . ,
Eh
Nas.V" &Itw. . t3
Notices not exceeding 1 - anilines Inserted once for
25 cents—three insertions 371 ienti.• .
WANTED.
O BPERAI. Malden, Finishers, and Boiler Matti,
13 are wanted immediately, at the Pottsville Iron
Winks. To good wortmen,tood wages will be given.
Min. 17 • 3 EW: PdcGINNIS.
WANTED • - - •
AMsa having some knowledge orldachinery, as
well u Wood Work, to take charge of a Steam
Engine .ad small Saw BIM for gluing Rut Stuff.' •
, - JOHN AL CROSLAND. •
January 21,1846. , 4-31
Fruit Trica - for Sale.
A very superior lot fit Fruit Trees fur
;84.1.2e, nished ftom New Jersey, of the following
"2: varieties—Pea,ch, Pear, Cherry. Apple,
• Apricot, Necthrine. Orders left with the
Editor of the Miners' Journal, will be at-
tended to.
January 21, 1816.
SUPERIOR STEEL PENS!
do entire new article! •
•
rrHE FlO2lOll Pen, warranted not to catch in the pa
per. Also, the Spring Pen. .a new articte,Just re
ceived and for sale at BAN,NAN•S Cheap Book and
Stationery Store.
January 11, 1846., « 4
Auditor's Notice.
k
TOTICE Is hereby given that the ndersigned ap
,lll pointed by the Orphan's Court of chuylkill coun
ty, an Auditor, to distribute the assent s in the hands of
Elijah Hammer, executor of the last till and reale
meat of Chriptian Wagner, deceased, to and among the
heirs of said deceased, will be in attendance. fur that
purpose, at his office in the borough of Orwigsburg, on
Tuesday, the 24th day of February next, at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon, at which time and place all persons in
terested may attend.
. 4JOHN P. HOBART, Auditor.
Orwigsburg, January 24,1616.. 4-4 t
Mount Cannel Steam Saw' Mill,
Situate,/ an the Centre Turnpike,
18 miles from Pottsville, !,11 Non/lumber/and Ca, Pa.
TITS subscriber is noiv ready to contract and &Viv
et at Pottsville and intermediate places, Lumber,
consisting of white L'ine and white Oak, of almost any
length and size—boat, ship and. death., cut to order.
Persons in Want Of L nrn ": cut to ord.r, will please
send their or 'tem directed to FREDERICK LAZARUS;
Agent, Fountain Spring P , 2gl, Offkg, I ylrlll Vnupty,
Pa " - " : 're they 17l1111eelve prchgt . 4u4 imme4i4ta at.
tention.
Terms. Cash or' approved negotiable passes, or city
acceptances will Ls received upon the delivery of the
Lumber. ALBERT G. BRADFORD.
January 24. SO, 4-3010
NOTIC E.
A SinpWirtl EI.IRAISETH[ Le w is, bail left my hod and
board, the public ate here by'cautioned against 'ri
ling bet g , od4 on my account, 'as I am determined not
to pay any debts of hot contracting.
WILLIAM 8..LEW18..
Pottsville; January 24, 1840. 4-30
LOST.
ON Thursday evening last between this borough and
Minersville, a Black Velvet Bag with steel clasps,
containing:a 'Purse and Pocket Handkerchief. The
finder will be suitably rewarded, by leaving it at this
Office., January 24th, 1845 .4
For Sale
A 80UT.20 perches of stone, ready quaµ led and rank.
.11 ed, calculated for the Schuylkill Navigation Locks,
at the - quarry. near George Lauer's Brewery. Por
further particulars inquire of , D. W. HYDE.
Pottarille,l7, 1546 . ' 3-31 a
Nails and Spikes..
600 KEGS Nails and Splices, at $4 621, cent' per
KeucCasti.t
Nova Scotia Grindstones at II 1,2 cents per lb. ,
Oar Iron, at 41 cent per lb. _
Cast Steel at IBJ cents per lb. warranted.
Just received and for sale by
GEORGE IL STICIITER.
January IT. 1846.
tray Cow.
•• vit- CAME to the premises of the subscriber,
residing in this Borough,about two months
,ago, a small Brindle Cow, with a White
• .1.11114 . ack and white legs. The owner is re
novate to come forward, prove property, pay charges
and take her away,'otherwlse she will be sold accor
ding to law. • JOHN TEMPLE.
January 17, 1810.3-3t*
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Dwelling House to'Let. •
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THE DWelling House.rend Store,at pres
.
•-•"! • ent occupied by the subscriber. in Pot tear
• bon, is offered for rent.. The building is
of stone; 30 by 60 feet, 3stories high, with.
"•• a large number of "rooms, suitable for a
family of almost any size The basement
is well calculated fora Store. There is good stabling
on the pi tnises and a well of good water at the door.
For terms and other particulars, apply to the subscriber
on the pretnises.,, GEORGE DOUGHERTY.
Port Carbon, Jan., 17, .1 3-3 t•
COAL YARD. - •
L. WHITNEY,
TAKE 9 the lihertricr inform the citizens of. Potts
ville and vicinity, that he has opened a COAL
YARD, at the corner of Norwegian street and the Rail
Road, directly opnosite. Ruch dr. 'Evans' Steam Mill,
where he intends keeping,a constant - supply of Red
and White Ash Coal of the heat qualitg, of all. sizes,
and In quantity to suit purchasers, ell of which he will
sell at the lowest prices for,easit.
L.. W., confidently believ'es.that he will give Rahn-.
faction to all who may favor hint with their custom, as
he intends to erect scales on the premises and sell by.
weight, 2240 Itio,to the ton,
January 17, 3-3 ,
I7enn.sylivallla Ball Omnibus.
•.
THE•Omnibus formerly run by. T. A. Simpson, froui
the Hall to the Depot; is now owned by the sub
scriber, and will continua to carry Passengers and oth
ers. be tween these places, on the arrival and departure
of the Cars. Persons wishing to be conveyed to the
,Depoi, will be called for by leaving information at the
Pennaylvania flail. JOSEPH %V LAVER,
L. J, SEVIN, Agent.
3-3 t•
January ... l7 2 _oMS,
Tin Ware and Stove Factory
SKEEN & HOOVER;
A NNOUN GE to the public,,that they have purcha
sed the Stock and Fixtures of the Tin' Ware and
Stove Factory of the.late Byron Philips, to Centre
street, next door below Henry Qeisses Hotel, and in
tend continuing the,hitsiness in all hs branches. Hav
ing been in the employ ofilr. Philips for a number of
years, and having a perfect knowledge of the business,
they. flatter themselves that their Ware of every de
scription, will be nianirtactuccd In a superior manner,
of good materials and at to* Tates. They 'therefore
solicit a continuance of the patronage heretofore ex
tended to this Establishment, yvhlch they will spare no
pains to merit. They are new beginners and it Is their
Interest to give entire satisfaction to their customers.
On , hand and for sale _a large assortment of TIN
WARE, STOVES. Ste All of which they will ea at
unusual low prices. They invite the , public to give
thorn a call, and try them. ."
SAMUEL T. SKEEN,
I. SOLOMON 110OVeL
• :tannery 17, 1516. , 3-3 t
COLLIERY WORKS,
. I"d*-F2;
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP.
TIIE subscribers, at their old stand,
,Corner of Rail
Road and Callowhill strecti, are prepared to man
ufacture to order, at the shortest notice, steam Engines ;
and Pumps, bf any power and capacity for mining and
otherpurposes, Baton', Coal Breaking Afackinsi, with
solid and perforated rollers, as may be required.
Also Engines dad Blowing Cylinders with all Ewes-.
nary machinery for Blast Furnaces. Hot Air Pipes, of
the most approved plane. Cup and Ball joints and We-.
ter ?W yen, of the vary • best construction. They par
ticularly invite the attention of iron Mastitis land par
ties engaged in the Iron trade, to their large stock of
Patters fur !tolling dills, having lately constructed
the machinery for two ofthe largest Mills in the coun
try, viv,;—, The Wyoming Mill at Wilkesbarre, and the
Rolling Mill at 'the Montour Iron Works. Danville:
They Are (oily Prepared for this kind of work, together
with every vartety of generalmachibety. Of the qtral
ity ofitheir work and materials, it il - etringh to say,
that time and ekierience, the most infallible tests, have
amply demonstrated the vast superibrity of their en
gines and machinery:
• Orders are reepecruay.apUeited and will be promptly
attended to. - WOOD & SNYDER.
Pottsville, January, 17,1448—,
NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS.
J. S. C, _Martin,
H'ASjust opened a new and splendid assortment cit
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods,:,,at the Cheap Cash
Store, in Centre street above Market, East side, oppo.
site the Lamb tavern,conslating,in part,of Cpshmere de
Cosse, Mouselin de Laines, Alpacas, Bombazines, black
and colored:Dress Silks; Calicoes, Cloaking", Wqolen
.Plaid for children's dtesses, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Hose, &c., black, and colored Embroidered „Damask.
Mouselici de Laine and !troche Shawls, Gentlemen's
• Satin Scarfs and Cravats, Stocks, Collars, areas* did,
Linen Cambric Hdkrs.,l Velvet Ribbon', Bonnet apd
Cap Ribbons, black and colored Mantua and Satin do.,
ladles' and Gentlemen'it Silk, Rid, Wool, and Thread
loves and Laces, Sheeting' Bleached and Drown,
while arid colored Flannels. Irish Linens, Swhil, Mutt,
'ati/113onk Muslin", Sialuip Lawn, Plaid, :Striped Cant.
brie, and jaconet Muslin". Ail of whlclewill be sold";
!the limit thassnable prices. ,
1 -
Callandlg'eel Remember the place, Centre street,
oppoiire the Lamb:Tavern. . MRS. MARTIN.'
Potisvfile, Jan: 10; 1845,
Pria.lo.:7lacireo el.
TUST neelved aftbe York Mtore:a*upply of Men:
Ide4grel, put . ' up'm.r9o4 for futilly use, without
heads. • • ' gr.O‘r4:94)-/A11.131"
fiov. IA, 181#. . _
Ell
tl4ilaberphici.
tJerAAA:t . illolxdi2g Wheel.
_ .
subscriber id now- prepared to Airrilsh Faun
dries, Forges. Pudling_Funtaces„ Iron .Wotks, &e.
with this new and Improved Patent Mewing Apnoea•
ens, acting upon true principles, founded on • natural
philosophy, by which the air can he condessetto any
pressure required, with leas power the:pony other sow
In use, without making any 'unpleasant anise ' .The
subscriber is also ready to, furnish this 'Miamian com
plete for smelting furnaces,` al an eminent engineer of
long. prictkal experience and scientific acquirements
on this particular subject will gi.'re his attention to the
work. ' r• - 1
Readbelow the certificate from l Bish 4- Lob
dell. , '
• r
Jostin KIStERBOCK.
Agent and Maeidaeturer, 457 Market ■t., Philada
We do hereby certify that we are now naiad one of
the Patent Centrifugal'Blowers, made by . Josiah His-'
terbotk. 3:Undies diameter and 3+ inches on the peri
phery of said wheel, Which makes suMcient blast for
two cupolas at the same tune, and melting-from. - 3 to
4 tons of iron per boiar i with the same power formerly
used in blowing one cupola; with,,the carmen Fan
Blower of 38 inches diameter, and Z 2 inches wide on
MEI
the rieliPherY• ' 2 Bumf LOBDELL.
Wilmington. (Del.) August sth, 1215
Ibl6.
11111 A GLASS & eitITICENSWARE,
EDGAR EMERICK,
210 N. 2d.it.,between Cceowhiil4 WOOd 31.1.
ESPECTFIILLY calls the Attention of Country
.11L Merchants and others,.to his New Stack of Gonda
in the abn7. 12,11 e,
will find it to their interest. 1 • ..., •
before purchasing elsewhere, as they
Packing warranted on all Goode bought at this - Store.
Philada., January IA IMO, - ' 2-Orno
Merchtiiii4
, .. .
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WHO bay for cash, are invited to buy hats
of the houtie,..favorablv . known as James S.
Afartin'a for many years, .. •
CONSUMERS who desire to wear straits-
Gbic 'Has arl.do so by purchasing those of our manu
fuctlira, as we superintend every branch of the bind..
nese personally., and are detterniined to sustain our rep.
motion for selling the heti' hats in the Culled States,
HATTERS. supplied with every description of Hate
in the rough, Furs, Trimmings, &c„ the quality of
which may he depended on, as our extensive manufac.
tory enables us to supply them of better quality than
any other House. 'Orders enclosing payment. promptly
and carefully forwarded. MARTIN & PATTON, -
, 4 7 - I, No. 115 Market Street, Philatia,
. -,
Philadat. Dec. 27 Itil2 1 51-2uan
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IRON STORE.
Tug.subscribers have r nnioantly on hand, ar the
lowest isles. Iron of all sizes, suitable fortnachi
nary purposes; and also for mitering scliutes and for
Steam engine bolts/101nd for coal cars. ' -
MORRIS ic JONES,-
S.
W. corner Schuylkill andlitsrket sts. rbiluda.
' Philada., Nov. 22, ISIS. 1 ' 47.1 y
PUBLIC NOTICE.
THE subscriber, appointed 14 the Orphans' Court of
Schuylkill County, an Auditor to distribute the as.
attain the handset peter Janis and Itlicho4s Jones,
administrutors,44, of Jonathan Jones, de eased, to
and among the creditors entitled thereto, her by gives
notice that he will he in attendence for that purpose,
at his Office in the.borough or :Ortvmsburg, Schuylkill
county, on Tuesday the 17th' day of 'February next, at
10 o'clock A. 31.,when and where the creditors inter
ested may attend,
CHARLES WITMAN, Auditor.
,
Jan. 17i
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Valuable Real Estate.
A LOT t3f ground, in Marliet :street, Pottsville, capa
ble of being divided into 14 excellent building lute,
for sale low. APPlyi to • BERNARD REILLY, .
Jan. 10, 2 .. tf . Mahantongo street, Pottsville.
Farm and Woodland for Sale.
,
TBE subscriber offers at private .sale, a certain
tract of land,,partly cleared, and partly woodland,
'tom- situate in Manheim township, Bctiuyikill
/%1 - ±5l county, about two , miles from Pottsville,
between Pottsville and Schuylkill Haven.
bounded by lands of Mary Minnie, Isaac
Strauch, l and others, containing MS acres
Thioract ofland,with some 'lmprovement, from its
proxinffq to the Pottsville market, would make a val
uable farm. It will be sold very cheap, and on accmmo
dating terms. Title guaranteed.
The subscriber also has for sale, a number of houses
and Into, in Pottsville, some of them suitable for buil.
ness stands.
I F. W. HUGHES,
Jan. 10, 1846, 2-6 t
DISSOLUTION.
. . ,
1 - .
THE topartners , i hm heretofore existing between the
undersigned, trading Under the firm of Downey 4.
Focht, wee this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
bnsmess of said finn , 'wilfbe settled by James Downey.
,
,
JAMES DOWNEY,
•
! „ , JAMES FOCHT.
Jan. 1 ' 3-3 t
i -.,
LETTERS of adMinistrationnn the estate of Byron
Philips, late of the borough of Po , tsville, deceas
ed, litivihg been granted to thetundersignell,' notice is
hereby. given to all persons indebted to said Estate, to
make payment, and; all persons havirig claims against
k ..„.
the same are requested to present therri"f r settlement.
MA RGARET PHILIPS Adirerx.
ROB'T. WOODSIDE, doer.
Pottsville, Jan. 3d, 1816. 1 - 1.81.
.4.40 47.1L.1S
Of 'Ancient and Modern History,
-nRESENTINGhiii Chronological series, the' rise
ir pi:ogress, Revolutions, decline and fall of the
principal States k Empires of the world ; comprising
details of the most important events,- with notices of
eminent characters, in the Age - land country in which
they lived. The whole derii,4d from the most ac
curate and authentic authoritiesi, and especially 'inten
ded (lir the use of schools and families. By J. AV.
TYSON, A. B. The above is the title of a new work
which will stand in the 'same relation, and occupy the
same place in the study of HistOry, that Maps do to the
study of Geography. The subscriber has undertaken
the publication of this work, with the film belief that
it will, be very useful in Schools', families, and he confi
dently hopes that the low price; viz: 75 cents r or *I
per copy, according to the style ',of binding, will.insure
for this Atlas an extensive ctrtulation. For sale by
It. HANNAN, Agent.
Dec. 2.10], 52-
-AIOTTO SEALS.-. 41.. new and beautiful article, very
cheap, just received at DANNAN't4 Cheap Boot
and Stationary More. Des. 13,
Whips !- Whips!! for Sleighing.
JUST received a lot of cheMt and good Sleighing
Whips, some as low:as 62k cents each. and fur
gala at . BANN AN'S Cheap Store.
Dee. 13, ' 50— •
Notice to TeOchers.
THE virtual election, for teachers of the several
stlools In the Pottsville district, will take place on
Montlay.evening, the 2.11 day of ;February next. Appli
cation!, &c., may be loft with either of the Directors
previous to that time.
-lay order of the Board of Dire ctors, Dtreors.
• • JOHN S . C. MARTIN, Sec . y.,
Jan iptk, 2.
TO Sunday School Teachers.
!rum subscriber has made Mich arrangements wiih
1 the Sunday School Union; as wilt enable him.to
furnish Sunday Schools.anci others with all their books
at their clap prlceStUemby seeing them the carriage,
Irnd other trouble. All orders sent to, him will be
promptly attended to-:t nd)r,ny'Books not on hand ob
tained at the shortest notice.
tdi. Catalogues with the prices attached can ho oh
tained at our Store. and all selections Teachers may
makei promptly furnished. 1. •
Dec. 20, . • ;B. BANNAN, Ag t.
NEW-YORK STORE:
NEW GOODR EIRECT i,FRO* NEW YORK
9.111 E subscribers have just arrived-frnm.Newt
Yorlir, with a new waif:rah pluck . pf
DRY - GOODS, .-
_
of the latest styles and patterns. Also, a gene
ral- assortment of GROCERIES, BOOTS ANR
SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING, Sec.
Also, an assortment of , •i
,
',lndia Rubber Clothing,
• Cam and Mittens, suit-
..7r able for Engineers, and
1 L persons expos/ io .
stormy
eswert"t
The above Goode were ieleeted expiEssly for
the Pottsville market, and will be , told ,very
cheap. at their Store, in Centre street.
10. For Cheap Goods call at the New York
Stote. • V
_I , It. TROWBRIDGE CO. '-
Potterdle. Nov. 1, ISIS. "* 44-
/ WILLI =RI DIUUMEID,
MERCHANTS' HOTEL,
41.Ccrurtlindt Street,
NEW YORK. _
,Augtist
VITHIPI3.—For: sale at ! lit ARTIDiT'S :Dreg
Store;—tui assottntent of Gig,
,ktplja, Dina
Pairii.ge 'WO!. •
, Mitch
_22
ME
I L (Notice.
THE - "MINERS ; , JOIJRNAL.
tegat
• • JOHN "CMS. NEVILLE, • •
ATTORNEY AT, LAW. •
WILL attend to all Dominate entrusted to hits, -, eith
etre nod despatch,. OM= an* door Wove the
Miners' Journal.
October 19
JOHN W. BOSIKINVART,
*ATTORNEY, AT LAW.
ORWIGeSt'RO, Pi
EMI
.• ' F.. DrAt.WIKEN,
• Attorn*yaittgw,
Pottaille. Pa.
Will mar..flee-in the several Courts at Stehuyikil Co
A. W. LEYBI7II.N,
Attorney, at taw.
. .
LTA& opened an race. in the treloug of"Sr:huytkin
ji nave l , omee In plant street, second door east of
'M. klinnintes Motet Will attend, to all business en.
irtieteckto his crire, IL the ctrantles if; Schiyikill, and
Berks.
•
.Aril W., 1811 . *, . .
.
E. 0..1.1CK50111, '
Attor . ney at Law,
. rosraillux, rg. •
e}Otfiee In Market a., al the Emporium Oirtee.{4
June 2.4 • _ •
ROBERT M. PALMER,
ATTORNEY ;AT LAW,
NOTARY:PiItItIC.
POTTSVILLE, PL. ' •
Office In Centre St. next door to the Exchanee.{ll7
... .
Nqw Fruit:
A I ALACA CRAPES,. I Smyrna Figs, '
JNALemons, Hunch Raisins,
~ Keg Raisins, cheap, Prunes,
Citron, '
All of new crop, for sale cheap at
. MARTIN'S Confectionary.
Also, an assortment of Candies, Almonds, Ground
Nuts, &c., which will be sold low.
Dec. 20,
. •
. •
Men Wanted Inunediately,
100 STONE Masons, 100 Carpenters and a, lerge
number a Laharera wanted on am enlargement
oFthe Schuylkill Canal. ham ?Ott Clinton to Reading.
Apply immediately to t he anheeribera at Hamburg, Darks
Cu. Constant employment for the neat 6 months.
ROCKAFFILOW, FLYNN 4. MOORE,
Contractors,
Hamburg, Dierks .Co: Nov. 1, - • j9-SHIP
ANOTHER REDUCTION.
GOLD raNa AT, ONLY a 3 OIL
AFRESH supply of Benedict & Barney's Gold Con
gress Penland Pencil. with Diamond points, which
took the pretainm at the late fair of the Franklin Inati
lute, luta received and Ib, saje by
B. BANNAN, Ag't.
Jan. 17 - 40-
Ladles' Gold Penelljfases,
A T THE loiv rate of!•'. 23--al3o a , very superior ar•
TA. tide. Also Silver Pencil Cases and Silver 'Mar
bles, Just received and for sale at.IBANNAN'S Cheap
Book and Stationary Store. Dec. 13,
"riIIiVOLOGICAL SKi TCH BOOK, Tell. 1 lia4
2.just published and lin ea le,hyi
B. BANNAN, Ag't
Sent. 41th , 39 -
TRIOMPIMXT SOFCESS OF
Thompson's Ccimpound Syrup of
Tall wooD alarm s.
Still another remarkable Cure !
Pa., Noe. 20, 1815
About six yearn since, in consequence of the seden
tary nature of my business, I was attacked with severe
'pains in the breast, palpitation of the heart, and short
ness of breath, which were soon followed by a failure .
of appetite, extreme wakefulness at night, and partial
paralyisis °Puy limbs—these symptoms of a deranged
system being frequently attended with spitting of blood.
For about two years I was occasionally thrown into
convulsions. which left me in a miserable state of fee
bleness and began to affect my mind. From time to
time my sufferings were more or less severe, until at
length they increased to such a degree, and the violence
of the symptoms were $0 augmrntna, that for a whole
year I was unable, to attend to my
,business. During
this time I consulted some able physicians and attended
to their prescriptions i but all their skill was unavailing
to procure me relief, and at length they regarded my re
covery as entirely hopeless. In this condition I was
informed of the salutary effects of Thompson's Com
pound Syrup:Of Tar an,d Wood Naptha, in a case some
what similar to mine, and though I had given up all ex
pectations of a recovery of My former health by human
means, yet by being strongly advised to try this medi
cine, I was at length prevailed upon to do so, and I
have may to say, that by the use of six bottles my health
has bee restored, and 1 ant now able to attend to busi
ness'whh as much facility as usual. '
HENRI' fiITtRS.
Principal Office N. E. corner of Fifth and Spruce
streets, Philadelphia. Price 50 cents, or six bottles for
32 50.
. .
Bewnre of all imitationx. , -Agento, MOORE &
AKER, Norristown ; EARL, Reading] Dr. McPHER
SON, Harrisburg; C, BROWN. Pottsville; STE
VENSON & CO„ and IL ANGNEY, Carlisle.
Dec., 13,
BOOKS!
SCHOOL; 4-111ISC'ELL3IVEOUS,
WDOLESALE AND ROAD,.
&T lIME'XAMPLED LOW•I{,ATF,Hr
(IN MANYINSTANcES CHEAPFIL THAN PIIII,ADA„
AT HANNAN'S CHEAP BOOR STORE,
POTTSVILLE, PA.
II IS STOCK is extensive, embracing all kinds o :
XI School books. such as merson's. Vohb's, Mitch
ell's, Parley's, Health's, Pike's, Cattily's, Frost's,
Grigg & Elliott's,.Thomas, Cowperthwaite & CO's Ho
gan & Thompson, &c.—all of which are manufactured,
Fnit imp., and purchased directly from the publishers,
at the lowest trade eash.prices, and which are at the
Sallie price, from le to 20'per cent cheaper than the
auction trash and old and often imperfnet editions, of
fered for sale by the travelling hook sellers, and agents
of what are termed, the hair price stores.
r} It may not ho generally known to our readers that
there are Printers and Hinders In Philadelphia. whose
sole business isin printing and binding books, at the
cheap rates, for. auctions, which look.well outside, but
which are put together so flimsily, that they will bare
ly stand handling. As we have a reputation to sustain,
and reside he S, we cannot and will not deal in this
,trash. The Pedlars and Travelling Mereirants confine
their business alinoSt solely to the auctions. This is a
secret purchasers of books ought to be made acquainted
with. CCr Try us, and satisfy yourseNes.
U. BANNANAg
Nntwitlistanding this difference we pledge our
selves to furnish Merchants, Teachers and Parents with
noon hooks, wholesale and retail, CliE4re with re
gard to qualitOthan the Pedlars and Travelling Mer
chants
BOOK BINDERY,
•
'nfe has also in connection with hls Bonk Store, a Bin
dery, where all kinds of Magazines, ramphleis and
old Books are rebound in the most durable manner, at
the shortest notice and at cheap rates
Nov. 46 •
pIME BOOKS ke. FOR IRON MEN:—The subscrt
-1 ber has prepared a set of Time Books; for Iron Men
to keep time for seven days in the week: Also CHARGE
BOOKIE for the keeper of the Furnaceti; to which he
invites the attention of Iron Men. They are printed
and ruled ready rot nee, and for sale at BANNAN'S
Cheap Book and Stationery store. Dee. 20 AI-
• , , .
MECHANIC'S Book of Reference, •. ' .
Mechanic's Own Book,
hlechantc's Repository, and
tardner on Steam Engines,
Jost received and for sale at BANNAN'S Cheap
Book store, .' Dec 20. ... • 51-
F _
LEMENTS OF GEOLOGY. prepared for the use of
.Collegos and Schools, by W. S. W.lBuslienberger
M. D., with three hundred engravings, i new edition
brought up to the present time, just published, and for
sale, at..IIANNAN'S cheap Book and Stationery store.
Dec. 51-
-- APOTHECARY STORE.
TDB subscriber offers fir sale a 'Well
ected and genuine assortment of
lr DRUGS MEDICINES, &C.,
• -
consisting of Chemicals, Medicines, Freda
niery,tWindow Glasses, Paliint Medicines
Drugs, Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Oils, and Varnishes, Pain
Brushes, ace. Which he is disposed - to sell at a smal
advance, and respectfully soliCits a share of the patron
age of the public,
tic Physicians prescriptions carefully compounded.
.JOHN 8,
March IC,
.00e - r.o RAH ilaicKcit,
Recently from Germany,
•
TENDERS his professional services, to the citizens
°fails Borough end vicinity. He may be consulted
at all times and at all hours, at his present residence,
at M. Charles Kuntz's Hotel, In Centre street, Potts
ville
lie flatters himself, that those afflicted with the fol
lowing diseases, will dad it to their interest to apply,
'as above:
• Pain in the Neck, I Diseases of the Stomach,
'Pain in the Side, ConsnmPtion. - •
Eruptions on the Skin, Ulcers of the Nose
Yet liiw -Jaundice, Fellopg;
Pain in the Eyes, ' Peter and Agaa.,
• Coughs. • Wounds, and
Eat Ache, Canters. &c.
-If satiefection Is not given, In treating the above mon
tlooed diseases, no charge will be made.
Nov. 29, Ol-2mo,
Flit6j3KICK at tile Town HAI ron .Store.
BRIGHT dr EDIT.
Oct 25
Pocket' Knives . , Irinzoim
e, DST received atilt, for s;legt Wog Store
an assortment of Pen and Pocket Knivesoome ye
ly superior, Raton of all prices—call end 400 them
no charge for showing the articles.
If 2011 want heY Skatea.w• can suit you.rstsoitt
caw straps of Steigo , • • •
December 20, ItHd. 21— •
ELI
EMI
Lga _34.4:ilJaJla
Jonathan Shistize,
ANNOUNCES to' the Merchants and Citimns of
Pottriille, ',and' the surrounding ettantry, that ho
has made great improvements in his. Pottery, located
on Norwegian Street to this Borough, and is now pre
pared to furnish; wholesale - apd retail, a large variety
of earthenoraw.„ of a asperfir vitality, at eery Lae rated.
• His stock on band embrace3.ll. general' assortment of
Earthenware—also , flowerpots, ,Pound Cake Dishes,
6se,. fie. He would also call the attentign of the
Pqb
lie to his EARTHEN PIPES fer drains In collars, and.
for carrying -water Under ground any digtance.• ai\
very cheap and desirable article. Pipes 2i and 3 Sachet.
in calibre. can be Swathed as low as El cents per foots
it} Merchants in Schuylkill sue the adietnitig corm -,
ties in want of earthen-waremill fl. d it greatly to their
tattiest to give him a call, as he feels confident, becan
simply them with a good article. chestier than they
can obtain it from abroad: Dee. 'M. 51—
EZI
- DESTITUTION 7.1U1t01 E.
NO SCARCITY POTTSVII.LEi
BY some people it may be supposed that the under-
DI signed in snaking etTints to secure the' greater por
tion oftlut custom; and consequently lunch' the greater
portion of goods that are disposed olio this Borough,
This is not exactly correct. Experience 'teaches him
that aii such *Awe would he useless. :and common
sense dictates the propriety of not engaging In anythius
which will most likely wee uusucce.ssful. It is true
that - he makes a considerable noise, and 'causeeno tri-
Bing sensatkin in the mercantile livorld, but his object
in having his name to appear so frequently in the pa
pers of lb. borough ; is the PUBLIC GOOD. He pro
claims tenths/ IMPORTANT TRUTHS!: and unless
the citizens refsom to see. they cannot tie blind to the
fart that it will be to their interest to call at his
•
Blfi STORK, 103 FEETI PT I4
He would respectfully announce that tilt& immense
incire-hbuse is jammed and cra mmed with bran splinter
fine NEW (GOODS, which in variety, quality, 4egance
and cheapness, cannot be stupassed by any assortment
offered itilhe borough. The only difficulty - helms in
pleasing his customers is that his stock istsoestonsive;
among so many excellent articles, it Is almost imprs
sible for - customers to make a choice. In order to ob
viate this difficulty, he desires Id, reduce his stock and
calls upon his friends to assist'him in the undertaking.
GEORGE W: SLATER.
50—
,
pecember 12
BOOKS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
BEAU:MU Teitamenta *l,OO per dozen. •
School Bibles well bound 810 per dozen •
- Beautiful German Bibles, with Family Ite63rtl,
at tglo 20 per dozen.
."—mt.itar with all othet School Cooks at csaalty low
fates, at I BANN AN'S
. Nov. 2'2 47- Cheap Boot and-S tat iattary Store.
.INNIadriON OF TEX.M.
GRVAT ATTRACTION
HARDWARE & IRON STORE.
lIE subscriber respectfully informs bin friends andT
the public generally, that`he hut just received a'
splendid assortment of HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
HOLLOW-WARE, CARPFNTEIVS TOOLS, &c.,
which added to his former stock presents a variety to
'those desirous of purchasing, Unsurpassed in the re
'gine, ihr quality and cheapness. 1 A large assortment
of the best• Axes at prices ranging front 75 cents to (t 1,11.5.
Grindstones, • ' S car per lb.
American uteel,Rf •
Beiit Cast Steel, ' • 18t ,"
Lead, , • '7
, ' Rolled Iron, , PO /V
, Nails by the Keg,. • •
• Tin, 4boxes for $23.06, cheaper than oven-Wire of
all sizes very low. Ills assortment' consists partly of
Anvils, Bellows, Spikcs,. Knives aid Forks, Sitoons,
Nulls, Chains,Shovels,and Tea and CoiThe Kettles,
Spades, very cheap; ;Buckets, Lorkw, Rides,
Planes, saws, Hatchets, 41ideliairels. Grass and
"Vites;Wdgoii'box-'Grain ;Scythes, Sickles,
es, nay and Dung forks, Basps,Candle t,
1104411:1,11orgighnes:Pans Atc. Also, Dye s 4 ss, ,
Copper andlionliettles, Glass,lVaruish.. ray,
And every other article usually kept 'a Hardware
Establishments, all of which he, sells at a very low
rate. Persons commencing housekeeping, Blacksmiths,
Carpenters, Cabinet Alakera r Saddlers, ect., will find it
to their advantage by calling, and examining his stock
before purchasing' elsewhere, at the Hay Scales, coi
ner Cl Centre and rdarket street. I
He tenders his unfeigned thanks to -his old friends
end customers for their liberal Support, 'and solicits
their further patronge.
GEORGE H. STICHTER.
Pottsville, August 16, 1815.
GREAT CHANCE
FOR GOOD BARGANS AT THE
•N E Ir S T 0 R EI,
~.
,_
Car. of Rail-road 4. Korsrrgian . Os. fromerly ctcerpied br
1,
J. O. LA TON, POTTSVILLE. . ,F.-,'
1 1 11 K subscriber hereby gives notice to the citileas
of the Coat Reginn and Schuylkill county generally,
that he has opened an entire new stock of goods at the
gbove mentioned place, embracing n great variety of
Pry Goods, Groceries..
Queensware, Hardware, ' ..
'Mince°, ' • (.!rida'r Ware. '
Ptcrvisions. • Hat's & Caps, • '
!Mots and Shoes Ready Made Clothing, .
}lour and Peed, Salt, Fish, &c. ~
Allot which tie has selected with the greatest care.
Ile having been•in the Store-keeping business fcr the
laid. twelve yearthho Clatters himself that his Coeds are
just the 'kind tile people Want—and he knOws4ie can
sell from ill to 20 per cent. cheaper than they can be
purchased here or elsewhere. Come end t,ry for your
selves. 7 ' 81MON FRANK.
. Pottsville, N0v.1,113-0. :1 • 1 44--61 no
THE CHEAPEST PASSAGE AGENCY Ly THE
17:111TED STATES.
JOSE lQ ArcJIURR4 S
ertzNinb LINT. Or LONDON AND LIVESPOO4. PACKETS.
. • ~
42RY 4.
A
'IL Batman, Agent, .Pnttsvllle.
4.ItRANQEMENTS FOR 1840. •
OLP -, ESTABLISH ED • PASSAGE OFFICE,
160 Pine - Skeet, Cor. of South, N. Y.
MBE subscriber begX leave to call the apention o
I but friends and n . ubfic in general; to the follow ,
jug arrangeruente!for the year PHA and for the purpose
of, bringing out- Cabin Scgona Cabin, and. Steerage
Pasyepgers. _The following ! -
Itegular Packet Slaps to and from Liverpool.
Ships' Names Captains , Days of Sailing from
---- • New York.
Henry Clan Nye, Jan. 6 May 6 Sept 6
Stephen Whitney, Thompson, "11 ", 11 "lI
Garlick ' Skiddy, " ". 20 "26
Patrick Henry, Delano Feb. 6 June 6 Oct. 6
Virginian, • Metro, • ! " Ii " "II
Regrind. Eldridge, ;t• 26 2 6 .. 2 6
Independence, Allen, Mar. 6 July 0 Nov.
Waterloo, . Allen, " II " 11 "II
Siddons, E. Cobb, ;"20 " 20 "26
Ashburton, Howland, ..April 0 Aug 6 Dec 6
John R-Skiddy, Skiddy;" II " 11 II
Sheridan Cornish, ftt 26" 20 "20
Ship's Name, Captain?, j Days of,Salling rpm.
Liverpool'.
Henry Clay ' Nye, ' Feb'2l June 21 Oct. 2y
Stephen Whitney, Thompson, " 26 " '26 "
Garrick, Skiddy, Mar. 11 July II No II
Patrick Henry, Delano, " " 21 "21
Virginian, Heim, " 26 " 20 " 20
noggins Eldridge, April II tt Dec.ll
Independence, Alter, t 21 Aug.' 21 " 4
Waterloo, Allen; :" 26 •" 16 " 21
iddcms, E. Cobb, May II Se pt. 11 4a n. 11
Ashburton, ' Howland, " " 21
Johnit.,skiddy, Skiddy, " 20 " 26 "! 21
Sheridan, Cornish, Juno 11 Oct. '•Il Fetn 1
In addßien to the above Regular Linos, a number of
Splendid New York Built. Transient Eibips,such as the
•Adiromlack,' •Sentiand,' Russel ,Glover,"Eeho.' and
'Sea,' will continue to sail from LiverpooL weekly in
regular succession, thereby preventing the least nos
sibllity of delay or detention In Liverpool ; and for
'the accommodation of persons wishing to remit money
to their families or friends, I have arrangdd the pay
merit amyl Drafts on the following Banks ;
Cork ' Limerick . Clomniel
Londonderry, Sligo; , Wexford
Belfast, • Waterford Galway
Armagh, Athlone, Colerain
Kilkenny, Salina, Tralee,
Enniskillen, Monaghan, , Yonghal,
Banbridge, Ballymena Parsonstown
Downpatrick, Cavan, . Dugan,
Dungannan, • Bandon, Ennis,
Dallyshannou, Strabane -- Skibbreen
Omagh, Mallow, Dublin
Cootehill, Kilrush,
Scotland—The City Dank of Glasgow
England—Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Co: hankers;
-London; Messrs. P. W. Byrnes & Co, Liverpool,..
Passengers cangleo be engaged from Liverpool, to
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore,! by the Regnlar,
Packet Ships on application being made personally,
or by letter. [post addressed to •
• JOSEPH McMUITR.&Y, 100 Pine street,
. corner of South street, New York
AGENTS. - •
Benj. Bannatrottsville, Pa. ; !Michael Mullen, Ro
chester, N. y. ; Jar. Baggol 'Providence, R. I. ;' T,
Cough, Albany, N. Y. ; Charles O'Hara Toledo, Ohio ;
Thomas McQuade, Utica, N. Y.
I also beg leave to assure ray 'friends and the ^public
in general, that the, greatest punctuality will be °beer-,
ved In the sailing of the above Ships. together with all
others which I may have, and that Passengers will
experience no delay on their arrival at the different
I ores where they mean to embark.
P. B.—Free Passage can also'..he' sect:l.l'o*On the
various Ports in Ireland and Scotland. from' which
Steamers run to liverpant ,
BEN., DANNAN, Pottsville,
Stole Agent Inritui . Statenf Pennsylvania. .
Jan. 17, MO.' : 3--
Passage from Londonderry:
• PERSONS wishing to e ngage tor their friends
. 4 11 7 ; in drat rate ships, to gait Jrdm Loadoyulein fey
Ins : 1 ~
One on the 15th hiareb. One elk The 251 h Ma tc h.
One on the Ist April. One, on the ILlttr April;
.One on the Seth April, gpa on. the (a NV. -
to O
May now do so by applyi ng DANNAN.
• " - tdratersJournal Office Pottavide;
The Drools, Captain Carta.; ithe Proviosiatist Cap.
in ; and the twiny ' Captain Qat*, are el
eted robe t he first abip a . to le ave Derry the seining
Dec-10,,,1114.5.' • 41—
StlifatlNatEtr TrE E, Pike pi esmsy ste iarse
Jan. 77, 1. • - 1•• • 13. fiAN$3.%)i, Agent.
£~lcairincr:
WISTAIVS nu.saini OE
WILD CHERRY,
. • .
We GREAT. REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
And ate best .Msdicise keetra to, Ass far. Of curl of
Astbui, of every stage, Liver Complaints, Bros
chats. In fl uenza , Coughs, Couldi, Bleeding of
' t.e Lungs, Shortness of Breath, pains and "
meekness in the side, breast, &c.,
and alt Other diseases of the '
Yaltritiaary Organs.
AyERY Impprtant beau Oier which this 'Bak am'
exerts it very , powerful-influence. is that of a DIS.
EA,SEI, WEB,. lathiscomPraig I hes undoubtedly
• proved more eMeasioss than any geMedy hitherto em
ployed, and Innumerous initaaces When patients Oil
endured long . and seVege'satrering from the disease;.
without receivir gThe'leasSbenefit from various reme
dies, and when MERCDRT has .been" resorted to in
vain, the nse of this Balsam has restored the LIVER
to a healthy action. and in many instinceiWected
.PERMANENT CURES; after every known remedy
boil failed to produce this effect ; •
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disease above
mentioned, we also find it a'very effectual, remedy ku
AST/IttlA, a complaint hi Which it has been extensive
ly wet) with decided 'success, eau in cases of years
standing.
not onlyemanates from a regular Physician, but
.bas atria been dell rested-In dll tba complaints for
Match it is recommended. It Is' not my ihtention.
therefore, either to cloak it in mystery, at in any way
deceive the public by overrating its virtues; on the
contrary, I shall simply endeavor In gire a brief state
ment of its wefultiess, and flatter rnysstf that iti
tnr
prising efficacy will enable me to. furnish such piper's.
of its virtues as will satisfy* the roost incredulous. that
Consumptiommay and!CAN BE CURED,' ifthii
rine be resorted to in' time;
Pottehkeeppie. 11. T. Sept. 18, 1845.
Mr. Seth W. Fowle:
Dear Sir :—The character of, Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry is So well established through Out the
country, and especially in Owl:two of . New York.
that any further testimony would seem to be uneces
nary. Yet I have derived so much advantage from it
that lam happy to communicate throagh you to the
nick and afilicted.what it hati (Inn forme and I Consider
it a privilege and duty to do, so. I have been troubled
with weak lungs 'for • four yeara ; had a cough more
or less every winter. I was confined to the house all
last winter with a severeetiugh,' pain in the side and
breast; raised blood seVeral I consolted a phy
sician, but have never taken any medicine which has
done me so much good as WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
D CHERRY. I consider it the BEST medicine in
the world for Colds, Coughs, and' Pultninary Com.
WILLIAM B. SW MITS.
OPIXION OF 474'0, G 7411 PFIYSICIAX.
. . .
Exter,:qt., Rcpt. 3d s
This certifies that I have recommended the use ;:f
wisTAK's BALSAM tIF 'WILD CHERRY for disea
ses of the Lungs. for two year past, and many bottles
to my knowledge have been . used by my, patients, all
with beneficial results. In two; cases where it was
thought confirmed - consumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a cure.
E. BOYDEN;Physicinn at Rater Center.
NO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION!
All published statements of cures performed by this
medicine, are, in every respect, TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS Ann IstrisTiorre.--The
unparalleled and astonishing efficacy or. Dr.' Wistar's
Balsam of Wild Cherry in all the diseases for which it
is recommended, curing many capes after the skill of
the best physicians was unavailing, has effected a
large and increasing demand for it. This fact has
caused several imprii siplml counterfeiters and imita
tors to palm off spurious
. niistures, of similar name
and appearance, for the genuine Balsam.
Be careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAWS BAL
SAM OF WILD None % genuine unless
signed by 1. MITTS. PAdv,pi all orders to ziETII W.
FOWLS, Boston. Mastf._ • ,•
For sale by JOHN S. C: MARTIN, Druggist Potts
ville i WILLIAM TAGGART, Tamaqua : RICKEL &
SlEDLAlLOrwigphure ; J. B. & I. A. FALLS, !diners.
~ille;.CAl.Ejl WHEELER, Finegrove.. •
Jan. It) 'l.
CONSUMPTION, COUGIIii.
cows, , A STTINIA:
BRONCHI CIS, LIVEIR.OOMPLAINT,.
Ditheitily of breathing. Sp4ria'a4l,ooD,
Pain in the side & 'breast, In_fittepti`, \
Palpitation of the heart, • ctopp, •
• ,r Broken Constitution, ' site 'Rpm.
Nervous Uebtlity, god all diseesos
• The most effectual I of t heThioal •
•
and speedy cure ever Breast.
knoivn, for any of the and
above disease's is Lunge.;
!)R. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND
UP OF WILD CHERRY..
Another wrmdcrful cure ofiConsumpion
raovioescE. It 1., Sept., .20, ISIS
.
:Da. Swavire7,-Dear Sir 7:4 feel called by a sense of
duty I owe to the suffering humanity, to acknowledge
my grateful thanks for the wonderful effects of your
'Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry' on Me, after having
suffered months after months,with the most afflicting of
all diseases, Consumption, with scarcely a ray of hope,
or a 'beacon light,' to guard me, against my own hor
rible forbodings The circumstances which first led to
this awful state of debility, was from faking a very.
heavy "cold," which seemed to fix:itself upon t he lump,
which gradually grow worse, with profuse night Sweat.
a hacking..tougli, oppressinn Initihttl•east,spitting blood
with great general debility. MY ,Oonstitution seemed ,
broken down, and nervilus system very much impaired
with aft,the symptoms of confirmed Consumption.- I
brentlo Ptiladelphia,' and wai treated there by physi
cianiofthe highest respectahility;but still grew worse, •
until they gave me up,as incurable, and advised me to
go South, but being very p tor after Inning so much time
from my work, and having spent all my money on the
Vartotis "Patent Medicines," which were recommen
ded so high thriangh the medium; of the press: .1 was
unable to-take their idvice. Being a member of the or
der of Odd Fellows, they supplied Me with money gran- .
taitously to send me to my friend' in Saco, Maine. I
was treated by 'physicians of the hiehest - standing there,
hitt received no benefit whatever from them,,but grad
ually worse; until my physicians and myself gave . up,.
all hopes of my Ever recovedt - q! and I felt like one:
who is about to pails through the valley of the shadow
of death. At this "awful Juncture." I heard of your.
•"Componnd Syrup of Wild Cherry," and knowing you
to be a regular practicing physician in Philadelphia ;.,,
gave me more 'confidence in the medicine, so I condo
'thid, ds a lost resort, to make a t;ial of it. I sent to
your agent in Boston, and purehaiind one bottle, which
relieved me YerY much —1 then procured two bottles
mire, which I am happy to say entirely cured me, and:
I am now enjoying better health than I ever have before
In my life. It seemed to have a beneficial effect at
once. I gained'strength rapidly„ although reduced to
a niece skeleton, and I feel satisfied front its salutary
effects •in toy own rase, that Dr Swayae's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, will cure any case of diseased:
-Lungs, if taken according to the prescribed rules cod-.
rained in the pamphlets accompanying the medicine.
Even the physicians who Witnessed my ease are high
ly recommending It In sitnilar cases—and I wish yen to
make this piiblic, so that others. who are sufferina ca I
base been, may know where to Procure a remedy at
that, which will reach their disease, before tampering
with and ruining their imnstitutions with the. many
"quack nostrums” with which the whole country is
. flooded, prepared by parsons. whirl have po - ;kpowledge
of the sciense of medicine in theory, iCr pri:tcce, fait taie
got up merely with a mereepary view.
I am a Scarlet member of the Hope Lodg,e oft :Q. of
0. F , in - Providence R. 1 7 , and will be happy to give ,
any information in regard, tithe efficacy of your medi•
cine, and can give ample proofthatniv cage is not exag- •
giavated in the least. 4:14/EICT A. nos
To Da. H. SWATS e, N. W. gernej of Eighth annace
eta., Philadelphia. .
CAUTION.—'The public should he on their 'chard
against the many "Bahama" and "Mixtures" of Wild
(aherry„. which have sprung upin all Parts of the coun
t:6k purporting to be nreratrad hy pliyeicranr, all of
which will be•fonnd to be "felse," by a little inquiry in
the Wotan:id eftles.where they originate. All eertlfi
„emu and staten.unts.in.regard to, Dr. Swaynee Coin
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry are , "strictly One,” and
- the ptoptietor is daily receiving them front persons who
•haye been eared by the "celebrated remedy." The
(original and only) gennine Intieledsonly, prepared by
Dr: S%VATIvE,'N. W. corner of EIGHTH and. !Lux,
streets.
For sale in Prittsville,by DANIEL 1111F.11S, and J. 0,
BROWN.; in Ortvigsburg, by IL Nowrt„
N
. oie...Bfh . : • I 4.5--'
Kg ArE4,IID OF,
Dr, I t seidsds Celebrated Ointment
FA.uot , to cure the 'fetter, Itch. Dry and AVatMl
Pimples of the c face mid
Th M body, Scaly . Eruptions;i;
.811seases of e Skin?
Of the many thousand bottres,,(itis put In,botAles wilt
the works. "Dr. Lcidy'o 'fetter and ltdh Xlibinnint •
blown in the side,) neve MIS 'en instgnee been knowt
or heard from where it.haii.failech A number of refer.
ences can be made, where it has been used in Wino%
factoslee„ on board ofYessels,and; in families, a nd , rer.
tificates could be published ortherm but for the delica•
ey in having names published in connection with ac
loathsome And disagreeable affections. '
t 5 Price 25 cents per Brittle.
It is prepared only and sold wholesale amtretall
Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, No Iffiliimni EOCYNE
'street; below Vine street, sign unlit Waal Eayje an
Serpents.) Philadelphia and by all the different Di!ig
gists_and Storekeepers attached to Dr. Leidy's miser
tleeinent aids "Blond Pills" In another column. Orbitl
plessorefer to and read, (besides many others through
out the country. -
Sold in Pottsville at J. G. BROWN'S Drng Shure,
(late Eating's,) and ay JOIIN S.; C• IdARTIN„
gist.
May 11, MI,. AO"
;POTTSVILLE 1100T4 SHOE STO:itH
' .
CENTRE ST. ADJOININETRE.PPTTSVIL . LE HUSE.
• C Ala -10:. •
S,& J. F 4) Oril P, It,
twoPECTFIIELY invite the attention of
, . 14,4007 r
a t IV .ex en . lizi e e y rs t lo vt lie vi st y of n k .
creed their stock and now offer Soots-and
Shoes at wholesale sod retail at the lowest
eite,and no mistake. i •
They have`also on hand 'Sole :and.Upper Leather,
Calt-skih, liloroced; Lining Skins, Bontees, Lasts, and
a general assortment of Shoemakirs• findings.. '
Boot, and Shoes of every land manufactured t 0 or
der atitmrknotice. - '
January .1,00846. S-3me
. _ ,
8.8 GOVERMENTAL,INBTBIIVFOR,
Si er
T.Or brir
,
nod, consprehenstve view of the government of, the
ilsoked States; said otitis -State governments, in easy
lessons deslgnell, for the use of schools ; by .3.1 8. Shut-
OM Also REV,ISED STATUTES OF TUE .UNITED
szterps. anklqattlonat tare to 1844 , redoeed to gush
Met
STYES;
an Otto for the use of schools an s d tomi lies,
byy Win. Weiltwooo, just recellredaM tor toUt
eltesp : Boott store. ; • • " '
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MINERS! • Jou-RNA
Saturday movnttig, Jan. Mr; WC,
imosAdverthser %stn . obettee V thus • arrangement
oor, paper,' t:.,ta news win DO feiterCesS eTerr whki,
eutni‘e6 the e e .;dee to ;ranee Ita ejis door albs an*.
tisememte. Tid e vistas to a grett e*tesSe.lits 'objection
of hay= adwiroisensopts Placid On 11 °‘it n i roa4 4 14 :
uteide of the' 'paper. . .
truio t . ,100,0et.„-,....The councils of Phila.:
dithildo t pule an aperopriatite; of it 175,000;
which it is awed, will be eu'lar iota to n9ffh dui
I
- The last capite; yie Ea)4ll o -
'spade has been hied in its place. lA'kari Wa,4-
etr, it will bo iho moat auegni6tent building in tiiit
country
Er George Woodward, nominated 'to the ,
Senate for a seat on, the [tench of tbe Supremi
Court of the United States Senate, has been re.,
jectcd by that lady by a ;ate of 29 t 0.20.. The
principal groundlof opposition was a want of ea
pacity. rtnnored that the President will (C•
nominate him.
•
The New flailip.ithe capers slate tifiVilay is
;icy high, Hot tti, from sg4 $l4 sec
,tow. In
this region Hay is Worth $2:l ilalivq per tort; and
we Invent c..incilaincti Inuch yet.
Hco. , reo er.,erqn.--This is the title of $
new ;Iluqtriled Paper, which is• to' be published'
scud -monthly the city. Of New York. The
narobers vin.baoe recoil:pi are beautifully printed.
and embellished with a great many fine ongrn
vioge, after - the ins:wrier of-the London Illustrated
paPors. It is uniler the editorial. charge of Charles
FCWI9 ll9ffpian, a - writer of !grown ability. For,
sale at this office', '
. !Lytton-Fa .FunNsca.—This Fero ce, to -
tea at Cuhshithoden, has been blown ifi sums .
fully with Anthrivitc Coal, turd is 9 w ma*
front 00 to Tti tons of good iron per l iveek. The
Fdritace vies et cted by the ileum ecihiSitlt 4c'
The tlitilei l s are placed at the Timid head,
which effects a saving.of about three-fourths of a
tun of Cad! to eactl lan of iron. It is 10 feet widit
across the noshes.
' .
A Busumass ' i t - .7.4up,,,--A. New York Carman
• > .
issues the following . "Cud," doubtless hoping
thereby to get. istriinsge ;foal `all good terkotid
, 1 . . ,
•
lers
. GEORGE T. NALL,—CAwr No. 3016:
Resitlenee,.ls Elizabeth Street.
•
Old atatoht4 I svill not ea rt,
Aut all things OM with ail my heart ;
, Old Dick and.l have now good diunezp,
Come sign the pledge, ye drinking mintier*. •
hfunaaaso a r 4.tra . r.—An intemperate mart
rint , •4 John Me..."4.iamee, was found freuen to death
qn §unday . in an open Jot, f.lorrier of
ettristian and B oad etreeti. - • •
or Nair 1 - atm.—Prom Gqv. Wright'a
Message of ounreedable length," as it is etFraa.'
terized, the foll4ing facts are gulled• out, bj Mut
N. I'. Courier for general nee; •. •
•
..The populat4ut 9f the State is 2,604,264. -The' .
number of penman, liable to military duty, (which
includes ueoe over 45 years of age, nor elFrgymen,
nor exempts front various ether collies) 'is 2/3,..
29:2. • The number of parsons entitled to vote is •
539,379—J10 thq.l eyery RA person or the whole -
population is a voter, This is as thorough % en,
exernpliqcation of -universal stamp, we epprel
hop". Ar yvae ever; exhibited.
The revenuer from the CanalkAhis year were
$2.646.453 !
'Fire productive capital of the Common School
Fund 642,090,0,00. ' The atnount.of revenue of : i
this'f und distrihtited last year among the schools
is $275,000, but!as, in order to attain its share !
each 900'01 district must raise by taxation all equal.
amount, the actui sum distributed among these •
schools vas $500;000. But even this, sum, largo
us it is, .fails short of what, is paid for instruction
in Abe ' . cortimon. schools—many towns, and this
city in .particular,! taxing themselves, largely for
that olijact—se that as a matter of fact,-the aunt
paid in teachers' Swages, reat'hcd the aggregate of •
C 1,067,964!
The number lof organized school djatricts
in the State is 11,612 ; and the number of ail-
Aren between tha age!, of 5 -and 16 attending
schen!, some for a shorter and some for a lunge;
te:it,,is pat at 690,914!
•VtiksT the foundation
,ef this
institution' twelve ; hundred Cadets have completed.
end double that number have 'commenced'. their
collegiate education at the expense of the Govern
ment; one-third of these graduateihisve resigned
and of course rendered no equivithiet whatever
fur their enormously orpensisfe education.
I,l s ,':coileapondent - tho Voston Atlas isis that
.
an Interesting diseosery has been made at Geneva.
The nifaruppript 4the of Don Juan ha*
heinlinni. it +,Lord Br itox's .own handwrite
It is Gait) tit I'l.u:lu-wally "racy," anti will
spetlity ,he in Paris. A new. coniposll
non by Wallin ha's also turned .up by accident.
and atp.ignificent , poem by Ariost9.
iiPUULICS Sue-Titassunza.—The Sub.,
'Treasury systemj . has, in must republics, furnt . sli.
edmilitary .. despots with the means of overthiow:~
rug the liberties of the people. Crosses first
ob
iieCt afterhaving obtained peasessien of 'Rome, was
to
,seize the treasure of the government. The sub.
treasurer proved toneit ; but ,Cresar,•.leyinn his
hand upon his s word, threatened to slay
the spot; when lie yielded, The system he fed
every military deripot of Mexico, and is ono of the
great causes of the downfall of that repuPlie.;- 4 . •
anta Anita seized the treasury under pretetiee of
subduing Texas, end overthrew Om constifutiori.
Pike causes will_Produco like 'Jesuits. I'6 imia
iti s !on of treasure ofthia country, whin t iii a sea
stir ojdomestic discord, idetermitte,tile fatti of uic
• • i• • •
American.
.
,Viics i nou or ins Pasaa Kr.s;vccutr.--abe
ow
follingis mt eiyact t from a spirited article in the
,Georgetewn, Kentni.ky, Intelligencer, „Edited h:y
Mr. Efteve.pq„inlreply to aletter.front tifrier , Ohn
finds fault with Air. S..from ;eillOrseinenr of
Cassius M. Cl? .as a true Patriot t
believe. cr, that Mr; Clay and .every other
,freeman, hats right to .distrtfa ,the subject of sla
very; and .for one, wlienever Kentucky shall de.
clare,that we have !Int tb.is right, I wiolt- fo . ohlvith
to'expatriata myself, end: rid a lodge where I can
breathe ap strapsphet.e.thty is free. Let it be re f
mtniitered that there is et immense portion of the
, mutation of this State that regards Slavery as
s vvy evil, and as 1 humbly andcart
cqpce,ive would rejoice to see the State grad
ually: emancipate her chives; by pactiaso an4'
epionizatton. And though it mai' seem to be fdr
thepresent intereat of the wcalthYlatulbtiklent and'
IWnkera to perpetuate the •peenhat institution?:
this poor' but flakiest, independent descendants of
Ilcioue..have the:right to discuss the matter, and
get rid of it by legal twelves as soon as they
please; and I doubt not that inlets than fifty'years:
&will be legally and constitugairalliCerikumlitAr".
A New Cann-erurete.--A•'new counterfeit
hank note has funds jts eppearence, both in this
City 'end New York, fat atoreleeepery and
Gibers will .keep fook.obt: It - purpoits to
be a $5 bill uliekt) tte ,Western Bank.' of PAiiaelel-
phis, letter 4. ara r dited 1944: lbe impression.
appears to has g - intains one of soido,bank, not lb*
Western, tinithe wino of tho•bank, snd the'vecnd
"Philad.°lo4"..iKve evidently been inserted. i n*
The ultiqs Western Bank. it will* , seen:o dila
•xariinStlrtnOtre not exactly in ti straight' hinealp
they should. be. ,and the apses ,_betioearti Ors' hula
vetiich cevuttins these word s and the eixtiielling tins
is Proon!litY vigeette"-'iraiLgure of a
'roman 'Bitting *no some.Dalii ar goods,•liirt
04; undereail. be head Waahingten is up.
?ti the lea eidei Oki/ Lafayette upon the right, •
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