The ceal Ttade ter 184143.
..ork
The quantity sent by Rail Road it gradually Increas
ing, and reaches 21,561 04 tons this Week. • The esti-.
mates for the enotittat of;anuary, February and March
were4o, 50, end 70,000 tons—making 160,000 tons. In
January and Februiry, the estimates Were exceeded a
little, but the; heavy snow storms in March and the
tate freshet injutlng the . tartans late4l roads. caused
the Ciiimpany to fall short about 8,000 tons of the esti.
mate in March. , The estimate foi April is 90,000 tons.
Our impression is, that it will be exceeded from 5, to
Io,oootons.
The weather has beetrverY favorable for the improve
ments making on the Bc:huylkill, Navigation, and the
work, particularly on the lower end, is progressing
very rapidly. A great scarcity of hands hes retarded
it a little at the upper end, notwithsuutding the exer
tion! of Mr. 11,11orrls. the Engineer, who has been tti
-defattgeble in pushing it forward.
The prices or coal on board at Philadelphia, are
'firm and the deinand is naie active. Sales of White
Asb lamp are making at $3 621 to 3 75; broken and
egg at 83 671 tol 3 90; Red Ash, broken and egg, 111 00
t 0,4 121 per too. cash.
COAL Faztuni..--Vessels are plenty. We quote to
Boston 01 75 to 1571; New Bedford 01:55 to 1 66;
Providence and Fall River $1 50 to 'I GO, and to New
Fork al 121 to 125 per ton.
Bent to market for the, iveek ending on Thursday
tvening LAW'
WErt. TOTAL.
• 4258 141 60,006 03
. 4.320 IC 34.241 07
,),94102; 69,0.'810
. 1,040 14 10,034 10
Port Carbtia,
Tntteville,
13chuylkill gavels,
ran .
•
21,56101; 163,77810
•
PLATES OP TOLL AND TRANS i POIITATION.
From Mt. Carbon. ; S. Hav : en. P. Clinton
ToTticbmond -; 411 40 30 el 10.
To Philadelplito. 150 1 40 1 25'
311NR RILL A*l) SdRIYLISILL ravErr R.-ROAD.
The followingis the t.mount of Coal transported over
this Road, during the week ending 'Wednesday even- .
'etaslast. 9.653 14 Tons,
Per last report, 55,266 15
Total 64.820 00 "
WILLIAM NEWELL, Collecthr
MILL' CREEK RAIL ROADIFOR lain.
The following U the amount of Coal passed over the
Mtn Creek Rail Road, for the last sii days. • .
12,231 t 8 Tons
Per last report, 19 : 461 o ",
Total, 2i,69:1 01 "
GEORGE HADESTY,. Collector.
I=l
iROAD.
[mar this road for
ng last, is
4,690 Tons.
Per last report 99,460 "
.MOUNT CARBON•RAIL J
' The amount of U. oal transported ,
dile week ending on Thursday even''
Total, '
N. CLE
- SCHUYLKILL VALLEY ;RAIL ROAD
Amount of Coal trans pa ted over the Schuylkill Val
ley Rail Itoad,for the week ending ion Satntday even
dog, Mat
Per last report,
t. • 1 17,681 00 Toni
/ESSE TURNER, Collector
Total,
MOUNT CARBON fa PORT CARBON RAIL ROAD.
The whole amount of Coal transported over the
Mount Carbon and Port Carbon lOW Road from Janu
sty Ist,to March 28th Inclusive lel 45,368 tone.
1 JESSE TURNER, Collector.'
. I. NEW 'BOGUS. •
D'Aubignes Reformation.; Vol. 4 , 25
Harper's Pictorial Bible No. 52, 1 -25
Ladies' Book for April, ; 25
Gramm's Magazine, I 1 • 25
Carlyle's "Cromwell, 50
Guizot's Enelish Revolution, 2 yob . 1 00
The Venn: Refugee and Erminii , or the Belle
I
' of Brimdway. . 25
The Dancing Feather, or the Amateur Free
boater,'', IQ
Leon De Calavara; or the age of the inguisi-o •‘.l
.4, ; ?' tion, ,' : ! 121
,
''• The Trapper's Biide,, 121
The Chevalier D'Hartuental; ot loye and con
spiracy, L. ; 25
,
The Three' Guardsmen, by Alexander Dumas, 25
Rose Marie; or the Gogo Family, ,
The Grandfather, ;
The Book of Parodies ; a remedy for the blue
• devils,
Sketches ; from Life, by Lea Blanchard,
The Watidering Jew complete,
ide The latest Music, various prices, together with a
variety of other Books just received and for salt at
BANNAN'S Cheap Book Store.
14—
DRAWING BOOKS
April 4, 1846
For beginners, Irom
121 cents to *1,50 per copy. Also, Abbott's Drawihg
Cards, just published and for sale a t
. BANNAN'S Cheap
Book Store- 'April 4, 1548. i • 14—
CLARKE'S COMMENTARY
. .
Testament; at .2 25, just received and for sale at
BAPINAN't4 Cheap Book Store.
. .
April 4, 1846.4' 1
. .
IRON INK STANDS.
A gond and suit
able article tor Schools, for sale at 13ANNAN'S Cheap
Stationery Store. April 4, 1846 1 14--
OSBORN'S WATER COLORS
In boxes of
12, 18 and 24 colors,beat ,quality, at less than Manufac
turer's pricei, just received and for sate at BANNAN'S
Cheap Stationery Store, Pottsville. Also. Toy Paints
In every variety. April 4, 1846 ! 14—
E. A. HATHAWAY•) [J. H:llliTcnct.l.
E. A. ' , HATHAWA Y& - CO. .
-COMMISSION AND EASTSRN PM/OLT!. mancemiTs
No. 23, North iflarets, fo ' dt of ilreA St.,
• PHILADELPIqA. •
HAVE On hand, and are constantly receiving large
supplies of all kinds of Pist4 Oils, and Earrean
Pitoacce ' which they will-sell on the most reasonable
terms, to Country Dealers : viz.
10,000 Galls. Bleached Winter Whale Oil.
3,000 '" Sperm ltd. •
-2,000 •" Solar Oil. •
5,000- l" • Common Whale Oil.
" 100 Bbls. Tanners OilOrailous qualities.
• 500 " , No.l, 2, & 3 Mackerel. in & whole btas.
•100 " No 1 Salmon, In whole and half bbl,. •
•50 -":...Mesa Shad.
100 " Pickled Labiidor Deming.
' 500 Boni Scaled " "
30,000 lbs. Dry Codfish.
• 500 Doz. Painted Pails.
300 Pls. Calcined Plaster.l
150 " Ground Plaster.• J.
Soaps, Sperm Candles, 7'C33, Goshen and
Pennsylvania Butter. Eastern flops, and beet Herki
mer county, H. Y., Chew. Al of the above sold in
lots to suit purchasers. • 1
Philada , Mardi 28, 1846
AILLILANDEiVS TRICOBAPIIE.
A NEW AND VALUABLE DISCOVERY.
R"EING a liquid dye, which inetantaneonsly changes
the color of the hair to a beautibil brawn or black,
without any injury to the hair or skin.: The great so
merioritrof this dye,cansisis in its easy mode of applies
.non and ingtantanebne effect—ail ether dyes requiring
: from ten to twelve hours to:produce any change Its
. superior excellence will be apparent to every one upon
.a single application
Extract frrdn thr Philadelphik Daily Sum—Are/an
der's Tritabaphit.—The effect of the above on the hair is
truly astonishing. It was tried yesterday in (waffles,
And the 'change from grey tr. black, was instantaneous.
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum.—Seve•
gal of our acquaintances have recently applied to their
bair the valuable liquid known Ai...Alexander's Trim
ibaphe"—a new and valuable discovery and It has in
,no caselailed to produce the desired effect. Immedi
...curdy after applying It to grey hair or whiskers, it im
parts a beautiful tirosvmur black color. •
Extract from the U.S-• Gatette.—Messrs..R. ¢ G. A.
'Wright, sell i liquid dye for the hair which a gentle.
man assured us would, with no trouble, Color either
black of dark brown, the hair of chin or head that had
an obstinate tendency to red or grey. .
Extract from the Philadelphia Inquirer.—Dale Dye.
—The liquid dye for the hair, which la sold by B, & G.
A. Wright,'No. 29 South Fourth street.—ls an excel.
'lent article. It is said that it instantaneously changes
the color of the hair to a beautiful brown or black, and
.wlthcort injury to the skin—the dye Is tailed "Alexia
, der's Tricohaphe."
Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Forum, Dec. 7th
• 1844.-41erander`s Tricobapke.—We frequently heir
our friends speak revocably or this liquid dye, one or
two applications of whish it is asserted, will instanta.
wenusly,change the color of the bait or whiikers, to a
beaatinal brawn or black, Without injury.to the skin.
. It has beeri used and recommended by many of our cit
izens; and we doubt not it Is a valuable_ discovery.
CAUTION.—To prevent fraud, etc)) direction bears
.the writreisignature of Cl. Alexander.
6 For sale in Pettiville, by B. RANNAN.. Alio by
Drntyists generally, tbrongbaut the United litates,and
by the solencents. R. 'to G. A. WRIGHT.
Importers of Fancy Gonda, Bristles. Combs. Psrthme..
.ry. toe.,
N.
Routh Forth street. Philadelphia. •
Philad. Match 23,1848 • i 13-4 mo
•
Spring Gnats.
•
_TTBTyeeetved and now otWning a beat:tint, wort.
es mein of Spring Goods of the latest importation*.
which.will be sold eery dna*. The following ennalsts
in part of OUT stock viz. 100 pieces Prints at 121 eta.,
20r:deem Prints at IS Id, 181. and 21 eta., five English
Chintzes. Rep. Cashmeres. Lima do„ Moos de Laines,
Gingham*, Lawne v lrish Linen*. hosiery, Gloves. Mitts,
Fringes and Gimp*. Mown and Bleached Goodi.ClUtbs,
:Cassimeres, Vestings..ke...4ce..:. M all great variety of
.other goods. TOO will do .well to and examine
• my Busk of geode before purchasing elsewhere.
SEDOWICE dr. 170., del and Market et.
N. B: lbesotifbi assortment of Thibet, Cashmere
,and Embroidered Monona de C ash mere
.and
26,1646
To the. wee anti Independent Voters If
- the .County of Schuylkill : •
'EMENDS AND. FELLOW EITIEENSt--At the eo;
1. !ideation of many of my friends and acquaintan
ces, I offer myself sea candidate for the office of SHER
IFF, at the election in October next ; should I be elec
ted. I will discharge My duty faithfully and impartially;..
to the best of my ability. ,
Very respectfUlly, yours *e.
• . NATHANIEL M. WILSON. -.
Pottsville, March RB, 1846.
THE subscribers having maths - Bed di - Charles MU
ter, his. entire stock of Goods; wit, tOtitinUe the
business at his old established stand. on Cecile street,
next door to Fox & Mortimer's lintel, and will endea
vor to deserve the patronage of their old customers
andthe public generally, A supply of new and well
assorted Dry Goods, Groceries And Queensware, have .
Just been added to the stock.
JAMEB hI:BEATTY &
March 9S, 1840. • 13--
CARPETING --ingrain and Venetian Carpeting of
various qualities, for sale by
J. M. IIEATTY 4-
13—
Co.
Match 98, 1840
Deign PEACRES.--Superio , Boutffera !par e d
Peaches, for sale by J. M. BEATTY* Co.
March 28, 180.
FEATHERS; of the first quality constantly.oa hand.
and for sale by J. M, BEATTY Ea Co.
March 28,1846. 'l3
POTATOES. - -100 busheld of• Very superior klercer
Potatoes, just received at the York Store.
March 3:3, 1813. 13— EDWARD YARDLEY.
For Sale and to be Leased.
CiIIPERIOR COAT. MINES. IN WYOMING VAL
LEY, for sale and to be leased, on favorable terms.
Inquire at the Office of
- V. L. MAXWELL, Attorney at Law.
March 28,1846. 13-13t* Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Notice.
ALL persons !mina claims siralnsi the subscriber,
will please hand them to Andrew Russel. on or be
fnre the first of October nest, when he will return to
Schuylkill County. for the purpose of settling the same.
All thwe indebted to the subscriber, will also call on
Andrew Russet; and settle the same. on or Wore the
abovelnentlnned time.. ABRAHAM POTr.
•
idarell 28_1846. 13-3t*
: ; • Dissolution.
•
I •
Milt partnership heretofore existing between the
li undersigned. under the Brent T. & J. BEATTY,
v i es dissolved on the first inst., by mutual consent.
-.' • THOMAS D. BEATTY,
, 29, 13340. . JAMES M.. BEATTY
-.Marcht -
•
=
- 13—
.
. . .
A MAN to do the work about the house and earden,
.A and taking care of a horse. To a person well qual
ified, steady employment andlzood wages will he giv
en. A. 139LTOP1,Port Carbon. ,
March 28, 1816.. 13—It
•
FOR SALE,
•
AT 'fair and reasonable prices, being thrown out of
use by improvements now making, 3 work Hor
ses, 2, setts of Breaking Plates, nearly new-3 Cast
Iron Screens, for m .king Broken, Egg, Stove and Nut
Coal-2 Chestnut Coal Screens-6 Drift„Cars, for a 32
inch track, (5 of them in first-rate order) Shafting, bee
n wheels, 3e. Apply at
. ' JOHN PINKERTON'S Hines, St. Clair.
Marc!' 28, 1818. • • 13-3 t
31,1.50 "
VER, Collector
I 2,574'00 Toni
. 15,107 00 Tons
•
Ciroular--Co:-Partnership.
ANDUEW B. WRITE has associated with him In
the Mercantile and Coal business, MICHAEL
BRIGHT, of this Borough— the business will hereaf
ter be conducted under the firm of .
ANDREW B. WHITE. 4- 'Co.
Pottsville, March`2B, 1846. ; 13—
,
NOTICE.
. . I
, A LL persons baring claims - against the subscriber,
, n or against the late firm of Joseph White & Son,
will please present the same for payment ; and all that
are indebted to me or to the late firm of Joseph White
& Son, will please pay t hesame. otherwise the accounts
will be Wired in the hands of Jacob Reed, Sal., for
collection. ANDREW It WHITE.
Pottsville, March 28, 18-16. ,
THE
s ubseriber has on hand a Int of well buined
and handsome BRICKS, including a proportionate
number of pressed, suitable for any purpose, which he
offers for sale at the very lowest .market price, at" his
yard in Hamburg, or they will be delivered in the Cars
'at the Hamburg Ralf RilAd station if desired. •
4 r} Orders thankfullki•eeeaved and promptly atten
ded tu. • " • . JOHN TOBIAS.
Ilamburdl March 28, 1818; . 13-11*
25 •;y: .
50
D ' AIUGERREOTYPE. LIKENESSES.
•
CHARLES Wm. H.'SOLENSICY,
•
ivOULD respectfully inform the ladies and gentle-
V V men of Pottsville, that he intends remaining in
this place only fouiteen days longer. Tho, , e , desirouri
of having theii likenesses taken had betterapply soon.
lie may be found at Room No. 8, in the Town Hall,
where he will be pleased to wait upon all who may fa
vor him with a call.
March 28, 1846. 13-10
On the New
LOST
ON MONDAY the 9th inst., between Pottsville and
Belmont. a leather covered MEMORANDUM
BOOK, containing *7.00 in money,. and a variety, of
Blacksmith accounts. The finder is welcome. to the
money, if he will return the book to the owner.
•WM. WILLIAMS, Blacksmith, Belmont.
March 28, ISM 13-3t*
• LOST
ON Sunday last in Mahantango street, a STEEL
BEAD BAG, containing a Steel Bead Purse, with
two half eagles, two dollars in notes,• some small
change and a linnen handkerchief. The Ander will be
suitably rewarded by returning it to the subscriber.
Doct. J. 8. CARPENTER.
March 28, 1848. 13-31
ITIIEREAS my wife, Faietta Hower, has left-my
bed and board without any just cause, 1, hereby
caution all—persons from trusting her on niy iccount,
as 1 Will pay no debts of her contracting.
JOEL FLOWER.
Minerecille, March 28, 1846.
WS
wsi os
ki,Tky
DIRECT FROM PHILADELPHIA. _
Each paper bears the label and warranty of
David _Landreth.
1193
FOR SALE BY. B. HANNAN.
Extract from the report of the. *Visiting Corr/Mee of
the Horticultural Society;" ' , unanimously adopted and
ordered to be. printed.
LANDRETH'S NURSERIES AND GARDENS.
ri iIiESE extensive gronnds are on Federal street,
1 near the Arsenal. •, • * • • The earliest cot.
lec'inn of Camellia
t, wax made here. Some of those now
in the possession of those distinguished nursery . ..men,
are ten feet hish. • • •• • • The selection of GrXen
House Plants is' valuable and extensive.
The „lifursiries are all very correctly managed, sup
plying every part of the Union, a detail of which would
occupy too much of our space ; we therefore content
ourselves with stating Sod the stock is very large, and
in every stage of growth, consisting of Forest antrOr
nontrotat Trees, Shrubs, Evergreens, Pines and Creepers,
with a collection ofterbacenue plants : Fruit Trees of
the best kind, and in the Mort healthy condition ; large
beds °needling apples, pears, plume, &c.; as welt as
stocks for budding and grafting; a plan very superior
to that of working upon suckers, which carry with them
all the diseases of the parent stock.
Garden Seeds of the finest quality have been scatter
ed over the country from these grounds. and may al
ways be depended upon. 'The Seed Establishment of
these Horticulturists is one of the most extensive in the
Union, and its reputatioa is' well sustained from year
to year.
To obviate the chance of mixture of the farina of-the
plants of the same.famlly. they 'have - established an- .
other nursery, at a suitable distance, so that degenera
tion cannot take place; ind which secures to the pur
chasers a genuine article. Knowingthustheage,qual
ity and process of culture of every plant, the supply
from their grounds is recommended with : great confi
dence." r a
- 4 'oBl=llle date ofrhe report from which the above
is,abstracte the entire establishmenthas been greatly
enlarged. The collection of Camellias embraces all the
finer kinds. and consists of Some thousands of various
sizes • so likewise of Roses, and intim desirable plants
both tender and hardy—Prifit Trees, etc.
The Seed Gardens alone cover fifty acres, and the
what's is, as it has been for ' more than half a century,
under the successive management of father and son,
the most prominent in America.
OS. Orders received by B. BANNAN;Pettsville, from
whom Catalogues may be obtained, gratis. •
Pottsville, March 28, 1842 ' I,34mci
THE Co-partnership heretofore existing between
William Sterner and Daniel H. Stager, twitting
under the Ann of Sterner dr. Stager, Is this day dissol
ved by mutual consent. All persons indehted to the
Arm, will please make payment immediately . to William
Sterner, at Minerseilte, Schuylkill county.
I , WILLIAM SIERNER,
. DANIEL H. STAGER.
Schuylkill Ravin, March 14th, INA. • . 19-31
•
Lumber adrift : '' •
TAKEN op adrift, a quantity of Lumber , tablet the
owner can have, by proving the property and pay-,
In gummier.. Apl_y_t_o
JOHN iiivitt.rif, altar Latter's Rrawary.
Hatebil. '; • „ 12—ftt•
Iz): 3- 0 11 4 5 , -* 4*44
-NEW GOODS.
Wanted,
Bricks ! • Bricks !-!
Caution.
Dissolution.-
=II
ME
CARD:
THE undersigned, general deader In Coal, resident
In the city - or'New York, Will receive on, consign
ment, cargoes of Coal, grebe sold immediately for cash,
yarded or stored on reasonable terms ow will be. ex ! ,
changed in all or part, Sir Merchandise, eht: Groce
ries, Cheese, Oil, Hay, Hails, tc., at the lowest cash
pricer'. Captains of Boats coming to this city, with
cargoes of good Coal, for sale or exchange. will do well
to call upon the sahscnber, as they can often be put in
the way of getting a better price fag their Coal. than' la
paid generally by dealers . ' • , E. KIRK,
_ Workingman's Coal Office, 85 Liberty street, third
• door west of Broadway.
New York, March 41,1816.
Flat Bar Itsll-road Iron:
ague an&Grove joints. saleable for
2 1 - .4 5
re-laying o
of English Rolled Bail Road Iron,
for sale by, C..L F. BINNEY, Boston, Mass.
Boston, (Masa.) Mareh-21, 1813. • 12—
LOST.
Ayellow washed ever pointed pencil case - r the under
shall be liberally rewarded by leaving it at the
office of the Miners' Journal.
March 21, 1840. I
Laborers Wanted.
9A OR 40 steady bandy can I have employment and
• good wages, on' LOA No. 10 Of the Schuylkill
Canal, two miles below Pottsville and also a number
of Carpenters and one Blacksmith, wanted immediste
ly.. Apply on the work to J. ALLEN, Contractor.
March, 21,
Caution.
fITHEREAS my wife lIRIDGEY DOYLE, big lett
Y my bed And board, withog acyjust cause. I here
by caution all persons from trusting her on my account,
as 1 will pay no debts of her contracting.
BARNEY DOYLE.
Rchuylkill Haven, Marchl2l, 12-30
Tool! Me Heirs and Riprisentatitiee of ANNA'
• 111AR1A . PPFFENItERGER,Iatr of Pine
grove township, in the County of tSchuylkill,
deceased. I
PURSUANT to an older of the Orphans' Court.of the
Countot Schuylkill, an inquest will be held at the
house of Frederick Poffenberger, in the township of
Pinegrove, in the county lof Schuylkill. on Tuesday,
the 12th day of May-1848, pt 9o'clock, in the forenoon,
to make partition of:he real estate of the said deee toed,
to and amonif his children and legal representatives, If
that can be done without: prejudice to and spoiling of
the : whole, otherwise to value : and appraise the same;
vzben and where you mayiattand if you think proper.
• JEREMIAH REED. :Sheriff
• I of the tottery of Schuylkill.
Orwigsburg, March 21,1846. 1 , 11-6 t
. • ' NEW BOOKS. -.•
Sessie's Flirtations. by Abe author of Kate In
search of a Husband,l I • • 25 •
The Cavalier and the Chain of Destiny; , • 121
The Charmed Sea'„By Harriet Martineau, 25
Theltanditti of the Castle of Hardayne, • 25
The last of the Vestals, a Tale of Rome, l2l
England and Wales, by, .1.0. Kohl, • 25
Together with a variety of other books, just received
and for sale at HANNAN'S Book Store.
March 21, I • - • 12-
Carpenters,; Wanted.
T WO good'Carpenters. accustomed to framing, will
receive constant employmei t, by applying at the
Iron Works of E.W. McGinnis, at the mines of the
JONATHAN WASLEY.
•
hl'3i•
au bFeribrr.
March 14
NOTICE.
VUMEREAS letters testamentary to the last Will
V and Testament of OEORGE IV. FARQUHAR,
deceased,having been granted to the snbscriber, all
Petitions indebted to said Estate, will please make pay
ment, and those having claims, will please .present
them forthwith to
AblEidE FARQUHAR, Executrix, Pottsville,
' • • ' or her Attorey fact,
EDWARD V. FARQUHAR, 56 Walnut n st„ in
Philada.
CS- The Papers of George W. Farquhar, deceased.
are - in the hands of Edward Y. Farquhar, .56 Walnut
street, Philadelphia. '
March 7, 1846. •.• •
.1 ,
Bethune's Sermons.
FIFTEEN Sermons by the Rev George Bethune,
Minister of the Third. Reformed Dutib Church of
Philadelphia, beautifully printed and bmind,price 411,50.
Just published and for sale at BANNAN'S Cheap Book
Store. March 21 - 12-,_
Rewards of Merit.
JUST received several hundred' sheets Reward of.
Merit for School Teachers. and for sale at
BANNAN'S.Cheaplitationery Store.
March 22, 1840.•
BRICKLAYING ! Or. PLASTERING
DON'T' ALL COME AT ONCE.
;
j Brink /r °runes,
RESPECTFULLY inform the public, that they have
commenced the Bricklaying and Plastering Boni
pest in Pottsville and vicinity, where they are prepa
red to do ail kinds of work in their line, and they hope
by employing good worknien and being punctual in bu
siness, to give general satisfaction to those who will
favor them with their work, which they will do on the
mast reasonable terms, and in a workman-lika mari
ner. They hope by so doing to sharea portion of the
public patronage. • I MAHLON B". BItINK,
•I GEO. R. CRAMER..
Pottsville, Feb., 28, 1846. 4P--3mo
J. UASS L ER & Co.;
OPTICIANS; FROM PHILADA.
ReSPtCTFULIX inform the citizens of Pottsvi ll e:
and vicinity, that they have opened a Store at No.
9, in the Town Ilan, where they offer for sale Specta
cles olltvery variety of size and quality, a new inven
tion u 4 Spectacles, for distanie nod close reading not
excepted—with Gold, Silver, Tortoise shell and Steel
frames, and a new and improved assortment of perisco
pic ground-flint Glasses of their own manufacture.—
They would particularly call the attention of the pub
lic, to their Spectacles for near-sighted persons, and for
persons who have been operated upon for the cataract
of the eye, and to theirnew kind of Glasses and Con
servers of the sight, made of the best flint and, azure
glass.
Also, Spy . Classes and Quizzing Glasses, of every
size and quality, Telescopes, Magnifying and Opera
Classes, Microscopes, &.c., with different
,pervers, ea
ses of Mathematical Instruments for Schools, &c., Ma
gic Lanterns, Camera Obscure, Daguerrotype Glasses,
towoher with a great variety of , articles In the Opti
cal line, not mentioned. -
c 3. Optical and other instruments and Glasses care
fitlly repaired at short notice We can always select
Glasses to suit the visions of the persons, as we see
them, upon first trial. We will remain in this place
but a short time; and thoie In want of the above arti
cles will please give us tt;call. .
gle We will, if required, go to any respectable house
where our services may he wanted. , •
Pottsville, March 14,•1840. ' • 11-3 t
Lard Oil.
WINTER pressed, cleansed from grease and pra
nounced by Engineers and Machinists. who have.
need this OIL, superiorch the hest Sperm Oil for Rail
Roads, Engines and Machinery. .of all kinds, Woolen
Manufactuties, Acc., will burn in any lamp without
clogging the wick. equalto the beet of sperm. and at
two-thirds the cost. Fqr sale by the bbl.. and sam
ples will be forw'arded for trial, on application to C.. 1.
F. 13INNET, Agent for the Manufarturer.Roston. Mass.
or SEW. BANN AN, POttaville; Pa., where a sample
may ba seen.
March 21; ISO.• 12—
•
•
Grind and Silver Pencil Cases.
• •
THE snbscriber hds hist received a supply of Ladies
and Gentlemen's Gold Pencil Cases, very cheap, al
an, a few heavy and beautiful Silver Pencil Cases, of
the most approved pattern, which will he sold unusu
ally IoW, at HANNAN'S Cheap Stationery store.
March 21 12-
To Bridge Builders.
SEALED proposals will bezeceived lathe Commis
sinner's Office, until the list of March inst., for the
re ction of 4 covered bridges, one across the Swatara
'creek at the borough of Pinegrove; one across the
Schuylkill river, at the borough of Tamaqua; one
across the Schuylkill river near Abraham Seltzer's
tavern where the State road crosses the Blue mountain,
East Bruntwig township; and one across the Schuyl
kill river, at or near John Raush's Rollinedill, in said
township. The plan tan be e 3 mined at the Commis
sioner's Office, Orwigsburg. By order of the Cram's
sinners. • . • G. B. ZULICII, Clerk.
March 14 11-
• Fir Sale.
1
TWO 'SMALL, FRAME HOBBES, slim
ted on the corner of Witham and Norwegian
• streets, in the Borough of Pottsville; also
several good Building f.ts in market Street. Apply to
B. REILLY.
. March 14, IBM 11-2 me
For sale or to let.
. 1 ,
A two story BRICK HOUSE on norwegian
sec- street street for sale or to let. Alan two Lowrof.
..,1113 ;,ground in Schoyikiii Haven, in the original
pint, for sale. '- -! 2 • • H. M. CUMMING.
Potisyille, March 14, , 1546. , ' 11-34,
BRADY & ELLIOTT,
WA.TCHNIAKEFS;& JEWELLERS,
From the City of Philada.,
E ll BEG leave to announCe to the citizen. of
and neighboring districts, that they
have on band iat their Store, next door to
Geisse's new Hotel, In the borough of Potts
ville, a tame usortment of Gold and Silver Patent Le
ver, Lepine, and plain; Watches of every description.,
Also. ii general assortment of Ladle, and Gentlemen.'
Gold Pins, Chains, Bracelets, Signet and Plain Rings;
Gold and Slicer Thimbles, Pencils and Pens of various
makers; Spectacles, ,Musical boxes. and every other
.
article in their line of business.
•B. & E. have been appointed by Messrs. Duvalier
& Ingraham of Bristol, Connecticut, their agents for
the sale of their patent Spring Clocks, comprising those
suitable for Churches and public offices. Also. eight
day end thirty hour brads patent spring repeating Gothic
Clocks. Through thent purchasers may rely upon get
ting a genuine article.; ; •
Give us a call, we guarantee to sell as low as any
article In our line of lankiness can be purchased either
in Pottsville or Philadelphia.
Clocks and Watcher of every description candidly
uplifted and warranted on the most reasonable terms.
• WILLSAM BRaDY.
• - ' 8. ELLIOTT-
Kenn • • 12-.. e.
,Tii , ',"N4NE4p.. -. IQtTRNA.L
•
' Valuable:Veal _Tracts to lieut.
. . .
.rro let en leases, to salt applicanta, all that tract of
1 lama belonging to the North -American Coal Co.,
known as the Mill Creek Tract, containing the follow.
log list of Coal. Veins, many of which.--among whim,
the Peach Monotein Veins- 4 1tavmg a range of over a
mile In length, orili Spahn.•• Barrittlench,
Pearion, Clarkson. Stevenson, lane :Tracey, Peach
thionatain Veins, GreetcParkor Ravensdale Vela, Per
pendienlar..Distnond, and am Diamond Veins, along
with many others not named.
Also, all that tract called the Junction Tract, belong
log to the said company, containing the Sale Forrest,
Babbit Hole, Mortimer, Tunnel, Black Mine, C. Lake
ton and Alfred Lawton Veins. Also, a Saw Mill and
Grist Mill, situated on the Mill Creek Tract, all of which
will be rented on moderate terms by appaying to
DAVID CIIILLAs, A g ar.
9-
Pottsville. Feb. 21
TIM SUPERIORITY , OF
Demuth's Unrivalled Snuff;
• -
11VER all others, is fully proved by the liberal pat
ronage of a' discerning public, for the. last fifty
years, a period amply sufficient to test its excellence,
and to bring it to its present perfection, whereby it
has attained a reputation surpassed by none in the
Union.. • . •
McConnoisseursand dealers will tilease observe that
the celebrated Snuff is `mnsufactureg Pose 'tle purest
and finest materials, and warranted to be free from all
deleterious grits,' and to guard against imposition, their
attention is invited to the following necessary.
CAUTION- The genuine article Is known only as
DEMUTH'S SNUFF, and is wholesaled in Lancaster,
I's...solely by the manufacturer, and by . •
Binninger & Cozens; 56 Vesey street, N. Turk:.
Anthony Elton, 70 North sixth street, Philada•
Stabler & Canby, Pratt street Wharf, Baltimore.'
I. & E. Eyricic, Weal Penn street, Reading, Pa.
The trade and others supplied on reasonable terms,
and prompt given to all orders. It addressed
to the above sole agents, or to the manufacturer. L. I.
Demuth. at the old original stand, in East King street.
near Duke, Lancaster, Pa., whir h eatablbohment has no
interest in common with any other. I
Lancaster, Feb 21, IMO. 0-3190
Paper Hangings and I orders. •
TIRE subscriber has Just received his Spring 1
Pat
terns of Paper Hangings and Borders, embming
all the latest and most fashionable Pattern', for Par
lors, Rooms and Entries. beitm an entire new set of
Patterns; all of which will be sold at Philadelphia cash
prices. Those in want of Pap& will pleake call and
.examine them. D. RAN NAN. Agent.
Feb. 21, 1840. •
•
___ ;r _ ;
Book Bindery.
.
HAVING procured . an stdditional hand in our Mode
ry. we are now prepared to hind Books of every
description at shortvmtice. AU kinds of Blank Books
made to order. Send hp the work.
B. BANNAN, Agent
8_
Feb. 21. 1848
History of Wyoming.
Afew copies of the History of titymnitie, by the
Mu. Charles Miner, price 64.00 per copy, for sale
BANNAN'S Cheap Book store. t
6
at
Feb. 7,
CORATCOPIA.
JIAZZARD & MARTZ . would Inform their friends
and the public, that having recently taken and fit
ted up the large and commodious basement story of
Mortimer & Fox', Hotel, they are prepared.to furnish
Oysters,l Game, ! .
: , Clams,
- Venison, 7 :.
Terrapins,l. Tripe,
Poultry,. . Pigs Feet,
Beef Steaks, Pastry, '
And all the luxuries of the season, in such a style as
can't fail to give universal satisfaction. Their liquors
also are of the best quality. Dithmer& Butz's Philad
elphia Ale for sale on draft or by thebartel.
At the - old establishment, next to Mr. Silliman's new
rick buildings. 11.4. M. have fot stile Oysters of the
est quality by the can, hundred, or !thousand. Deal.
'sand citizens generally supplied en short notice and
n reasonable terms.. i
N II ..I.IINCH daily at the CORNITCOPIA front 10
II 1 o'clock. = Feb. 14, : i ' t 7
BRICH-LAYING', PLASTERING
AND STONE MASONiNG. ' •
cii- p A irt-r pir E It, SII IP. -
THE subscribers will on the first id• March enter in
to a Co-Partnership in the Plastering, and Stone
Maim business, under the firm of Hey kiihearer, and
respectfully solicit the patronage oft their friends and
the business public in general. Ahe • wall endear rI ,
secure and maintain a fair share of ugliness, by-execu
ting all work entrusted to them pu ctually, according
to agreement in a workmanlike man er, and at reason
able prices. The senior partner ha ing been :mined
in business in this region, for the I st sixteen years,
hopes that his past course will be a sufficient guarantee
for the fidure, and that the liherl encouragement
which has always been extended to himself by the cit
izens of the Coal Region, will cunti ue to be extended
to the new firm. LAMAR HAY,
JADED U. 'SHEARER:
9
Pottevitle, Feb., 28, 1818
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
FOR SALT
SITUATE In Barry township, B ch ylkill county. con
taining 101 acres, about 50 of a/hachure cleared, and
in a good state of cultivation, with r fine Apple orchard
of 100 trees, besides Pear and Plumb trees.- There is
also a-good stream of water running thrOugh the pidp
erty sufficient fur a say.v Mill. The bind adjoins prop
erty belonging to George &item , and others. For
terms and other particulars, apply t •
- JACOB REED, Pot
• PETER DILLMAN I
Barry township, Feb• 21
;Valuable Real state. •
Lar , argroniut in Market stre .t, Petteville.capa
, Me of being divided into 14 excellent building lots,
(or sale low. Apply to BERN
Jan. 10, 2-tf Mnhantongo tree!, Pottestlle.
• i.ruit Trees; Shrqbery, 45k0.'
THE subscriber respectfully announces
c 4 k. that he is ready to perkily Orders for FpuL
• "Nit- • . and Ornamental Trees; Shrubbery, &c. of
"*.7 -- • every description; from one of the oldest
and best Nurseries in the'Country, MI of
which will be sold at Nursery Prices, by
the 100 or single Tree. Those in want ofTrees, Shrub
bery. &c., will please make out thitir orders and send
them in as early as convenient.
11. EANNAN. Agent.
Feb., VI, 1846
New Store at Brookville
RE Subscriber has just received from Philadelphia,
and has now opened at Brockville, a large and gen
eral assortment ofseasonable goods. Ouch as Dry Goods,
Groceries, hardware, and Queensvirare. In addition to
which will be found constantly on hand, Pish, smoked
and fresh Meat; as well as a good supply of country
produce. ' Call and examine mattock, and you will find
us prepared to sell gonds at as low a rate as they have
ever been sold sag where, is SchhYlkill county.
N. B.—Gauntry produce of. all! kinds wanted, for
which the, highest price. will be paid. • ' •
GEO. 11. POTTS,
, .
•
CARPENTERR AND BLACKSMITHS WANTED.
The euhseritter le in want or six or eight good Rail
road and House Carpenters. Also two good Black
smiths ;wanted; enquire at his office in - Market street,
next door to the Anthracite Gazette office.
GEO. H. POTTS.
Pottsville, Feb. 7, PM, 6-
TO CARPENTERS.
1-ROPOSALS will be received by the subscriber. for
huildina one hundred Miner's houses, tit the town
of Brockville. For particulars apply 16 the antiulcer.
at his office, next door to the Anthracite Gazette office,
Market street. • : .
Pottsville. Feb. 7,1816
, ;
SUPERIOR STEEL PENS!
' An entire new article!
THE Flexion Pen, warrantrd no' to catch In the pa
'
per. Also. the prune Pen. a new articre,jukt re •
ern wed and Mr sate it BANNAN'd Cheap Book and
Stationery Store.
January 21, 1846.
. 1
Mount Cannel Stearn Saw Mill,
Si!lraqi on the CentreTurnpike,
i ,
18 ad/afros Poitentlle, is Non ausberlasd Co, Pa.
fr HE subscriber is now ready 1 contract and delis , -
' er at Pottsville and intertnelliate places, Lumber.
consisting of white Pine and whips Oak, of almost any
length and sire—boat, ship and decking cut to order.
Persons in.want of- Lumber cut in order: will please
send their orders directed tr‘FREDERICK LAZ ARUS,
Agent, Fountain Spring Post Office, Schuylkill County.
Pa:, where they will receive prompt and immediate at
tention. ' , • •-•
Terms, Cash or approvednegotiable 'paper, or city
acceptances will he received;upn the delivery of the
Lumber. ALBE G. BRADFORD.
January 24. 1818. ,i • 4-3 mo
VOR RENT.--A House in the rehard in complete
X order. Apply to Jl4O. SHIPPEN.
February, 14, , , i • : 7
FRENCH AND ENGLISH Al RINOS, for vale by
JOB. MORGAN.
Eltry. 27eb • Y 32
. vur
Of Ancient and Modern ilistor
y,
RESENTiNO in a 'Chronological merles, the elsee
progress; - Revolutions, decline and fall of,the
principal States & Empires of the 'World; compriing
details of the moat Importaiu events; with notices of
eminent character's; in the age and country in which
they lived. The whole derive' from the moat Cc.
curate and authenticautborities and especially
curate
the use of schools and families. By J. W.
TYSON, A. B. The above Is 11M title of a new work
which win stand in the same relation, and occupy the
same place In the study of History, that Maps do in the
study of Geography.Thesnbariber has undertaken
the publication of tbli, work: w i th the firm belief that
it will be very nun:lllh Schoolsfamilies, and he cone.
dently hope - • • • -
per vim aceoi
for this Atlas
B. DANNAN
Dec. 27th,
1 IL RIIND)
I.V.Ltg.Les,
go Jos o t received tbte9
Stars. . I 1 • -
liatab ihb
.•
.wsPi 41Q. sac M 0 I
Notices not exceeding four lines inserted once for
93 cents—three Insertions 374 rents. '•
Wanted.'
TWO good Boller Makers are wanted immediately
.I. at Pen Carbon, to whom goal wares will be ev
en. Apply . to , T. U WINTIMSTEEN.
Port Carom Feb., 14,1541. .7-3 t
ONE - HiniDRED miners of Coal and iron ore frit
the Shamokin lrin and Coal Works. Good wages
will be given. None need apply unless they are good
workmen. Alsokeepeno wanted for the furnace. Ap•
ply at Shamokin to BRYANT & Wt 013 D.
ShaMokin, Ftb. 7, IRO, • • 6.Btiv"
, WPLNTED
ETERAL Moulders. Finishers, and Boiler Maker*,
11 are wanted Immediately, at the Pottsville Iron
Works. To good worknien, good *ages will be elven.
Jan. 17 3 E. W."MeGIINNIS.
WE RECOMMEND OUR FRIENDS,
WHEN Pla . Cllll3l2to HATS & CAlfi,
IN PHILADELPHIA,
TO THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
GARDEN & BROWN.
No. 196 Markel al. second door belcnoSixth
PHILAD.ELPHII,
17 1 / 4 7 LuZgo tfdetirsr
T a i l e l i n n T t irt as ion w t e o l th a e s c a it l i l z o e t n h s er o s f
when purchasing' Hats and Caps, to our store. We
have on hand a nibs' complete assortment of Hats. and
Caps of every variety and style, which we are selling
full , ne fourth lower than the usual prices; viz :
Extra :Superior Beaver Hats, from • 12 50 to ,e 00
Brush " ,2 00 tta 00
Snit " " 1 50 tp 200
French IBeleskin," 4210 usual prices 4,00
Good Fur flats, as low , se : 1;-25
, Also, a complete stock Of Summer Flats, such as white
and drab Beaver, Brush, and Cassituere Hats, Leghdrn
Hats ' shorting, or round toll Hats, &c., at lower prices
than they can be had elsewhere,
This is a fact known by all who have dealt with us.
Call and be satisfied; it Is, to your own interest. '
Merchants, Storekeepers. Hatters, and others; (who
buy to sell again,) supplied on reasonable terms. Be
sure and call. .' GARDEN & BROWN.
No. 196, Market et., 24 door below 6th Philada.
Philada:, March 25th MO 13-
Confectionery and Fruit Store.
9t subscriber takes t his Method of informing Conn-
I try Merchants tncenernl, that he keeps constantly
on hand a large supply of Foreign Fruits, Nuts, &e.,
of the latest importations,,which he will sell at 'redu
ced cash prices. Candy manufactured fresh every
day from Steam Clarified Sugar, warranted to stand all
weather, with fair usnce. Please rail and examine for
yours , Ives, nt No 425 Market street, between 12th and
13th , street, Philadelphia.
STEPHEN F., WIIITMAN.
Philada., February 21, 180. 8-3 mo
FOR SALE.
EgiEIGHTY :ONE acres , f excellent Red
s :hate Land, situate in Tumbling 1tan..31
miles from Pottsville, and If miles torn Part
Carbon. There in on the premises a new log house.
with a•never failing sprins at the door. This is an ex
cellent situation for a Dairy Farm, and may be advan•
tageously divided into two lota. - Possession will he
given on the first of - April. For terms of Sale, enquire
of the subscribers. '
E. & E. HAMMER, Centre at., Pottsville.
Feb., el, • 846. 9.
Notice to Tax Coll•_‘ctors.
THE different Tax Collectors of &hos Will county
who are in a for Taxes. are earnestly reques
ted to come forward and pay over the, balance due on'
their duplicates„ between this and the Ist of June. 1816
otherwise they will be proceeded agau.st according to
law. By order of
HENRY ZIMMERMAN,
FREDERICK BECK.ComMissioners.
GEORGE H. STICHTER. -= •
Attest—G. B. ZEIICII, Cletit
March, 7; 1846,
50 Tons Rail Road lion
rriflC subscriber offers for sale at Port Carbon, SO
1. Tons of It .1 Rail Road Iron, of ir - good quality,'
cheap. T. IL WIN lERSTEEN.
Port Carbon. Feb.2B. 1816.'
A S the subscriber is about moving to his Steam Saw
II Mill, on the Duncan Tract. near this Borough, he
hereby gives notice that all bills and,orders for Lum
ber, can be left at James Sillyman & Son's Store, in
Pottsville, where - they- will he received daily, and
promptly attended to by the subscriber.
DANIEL LARER.
4-41
Feb., 28, 1846
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP.
rruE subscribers, at their old stand, corner of Rail
1 Road and Callawhill streets, are prepared to man
ufacture to order. at the shortest notice, Steam Engines
and Pumps, of any power and capacity far mining and
other purposes, BaittM's Cool Breaking -Wahines, with
solid and perforated rollers, as may be required..
4 ' Also Engines and Blowing Cylinders with all neces
sary machinery for Mat Furnaces. Hat Air 'Pipes, of
the most approved plans, Cdp and Ball joints and /ra
ter niters, of the very best Construction. They par
ticularly invite the attention of Iron Masters and tYar
ties engaged in the !Win trade; to their large stock of
Patterns for Boning Mitts, having lately constructed
the machinery for two of the largest Milts in thaconn
try, viz :—The Wyoming Mill at Wilkesbarre, and the
Bolling Mill at the Montour Iron Works. Danvil'e.
They are fully prepared for this kind of work. wigether
with every variety of general machinery Of the qual
ity of their work rind materials. it Is enough 'to say,
that time and esperienee, the most Infallible tests, have
amply demonstrated the vast superiority of their en
gine‘and machinery.
Orders are respecfully solicited and Will he promptly
. attended to. HAY WOOD & SNYDER.
Pottiville, January, 17, 1616, 3-ly
settle, '
on the Premise,
13—tr
Nails and Spikes. , •
600 KEGS Nails and Spikes, at $4 621 cents per
Reg. Cash.
Nova Scotia Grindstones at II to 2 cents per lb.
Bar Iron, at 4kcents per lb. '
Cast Steel at 181 cents per lb. warranted. I
Just received and for sale by
GEORGE 11. BTICIITER•
January IT, 1846; • 3-
Foundry
,and Mac hine Shop
THE subscribers, under the firm of SMITH, WREN
& Co., would respectfully inform their friends, and
the public generally, that they have taken the estab
lishment formerly known as the "Eagle Fotndry," and
having made extensive repairs, and additions, are now
prepared to furnish all kinds of Machinery, rail road
ears, coal breakers. plough and stove castings: holloW
ware, &c., on short notice and reasonable terms.
WM. C. SMITH,
THOS. WREN,
C. W. PITMAN.
2.4 f
San. 10.
NEW' AND ELEGANT_GOODSz
Mrs. J. S. C. Martin,
HAS Just Opened a new arid splendid assortment of
Plain and Fancy Dry Goods, at the Cheap Cash
Store, in Centre street above Market, Fait side, oppo
site the Lamb tavern,consisting.in part,or cashmere de
Corse, Mousel in de babies, Alpacas. Bombazines, black
and colored Dress silks, Calicoes, Cloakincs, Woolen
Plaid for children's dresses, Ladies' and Gentlemen's
. . .
Hose, dcc., black and colored Embroidered Damask,
Mouselin de Line and [troche Shawls, Gentlemen's
Satin Scarfs and Cravats, Stocks, Collars, Breasts, &c .
Linen Umbria Hdkes., 'Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet and
Cap Ribbons, black and colored Mantua and Satin dn.,
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Silk, Kid, Wool, and Thread
Gloves .and Laces, filwelinks, Bleached and Brown,
white and eolorrd Flannels, Irish I turns, Swiss, Mull,
and Book Mallon, Bishop Lawn. Plaid, striped Cam
bric, and Jaconet MUSIinS. All of which will be sold at
the moat i.asisnable prices.
Call and sees Remember the place, Centre street;
opposite the Lamb Tavern. MRS. MARTIN.
Pottsville. Jam:. 10,1842. 2-
•
Pocket Knives, Razors. & c.
TIIST received and for sale at MARTIN'S Drug Store,
J an assortment of Pen and Pocket 'Knives, 'ionic re
ty superior, Razors of all prtces T -call and tee them--
no charge for 'bowie! the articles.
If you want any Ska tee : we can suit you. Also , a
few straps of IDelab bells.
December 20, 1815. 51—
LLL;juliuuail l L. l .jui:lwi
ny some people it may be supposed that the under
signed', is making efforts to secure the greater pot
tionmf the custom, and consequently to sell the greater
portion of goods that are disposed of in.this Borough.
This is not exactly. correct. Experience teaches" him
that• all inch efforts would be useless, and common
sense dictates the propriety of not engaging in anything
which will most likely prove unsuccessful. It is true
that he makes a considerable nolse,nnd causes no la
ding sensation in the mercantile world, but his object
in having his name to appear so frequently in the pa.
pen Of the borough, is the PIIIILte GOOD, He pro
claims truths IMPORTANT TRUTHS:I and unless
the.citizeos . refuse to lee,- they cannot be blind to the
fact that it will , be to theirinterust to call at his
•
RIO STORE, 103 FEET IN DEPTIL
He Would respectfully announce that this immense
Store-house Misstated and eras:ma with brats splinter.
flag NEW GOODS, which in variety, quality, elegance
and cheapness, Cannot be surpassed by any assortment
offered.in the borough. The only difficulty he bas in
pleasing his customerst that his stock is too ettensive;
among so many melte t articles, it is almost impos
sible for customers to make a choice. In order. to ob
viate this diMculty, he desires to reduce bis stock and
calls upon his friends to assist him in the undertaking.
GEORGE %V. SLATER
50—
December 13
MADE suitable for Rail Roadi, canals, Coal, Fray
Ores, Stoves, Caton, Tobacco, Live Stock. fc. •
re Orders promptly attended to at our manufactory,
Second street,- Camden. New Jersey, or Store No. 3,
North sth . st., Philadelphia
ETITOITT 1r 1i19017. •
r).4 1.9t15, ISIS . 124 y
1131
WANTD.
Lumber !; Lumber!!
COLLIERY WORKS,
NO SCARCITY IN POTTSVILLE!
Platform Scales.
Importalit to Dealers in Tea
AND ,TEA DRINKERS
.. ,_ ,
THE success of 'the PEKIN' TEA
a
'COMPANY, No. 30 South Second street,
'_.:-.t., between Market and Chesnut,l'hilsdel
i. phis, has been apparelled.
.'Onr citizens
27,-,EJ. _ are now able to'obtain a superior article
-- ---.- of Teas, at Sates much cheaper" than
have ever before been offered in this - country, and
they have the assurance that there are-no dress or oth
er foreign Substances mixed with the Teas. They are
done up in. packages (lined with lead, to preserve their
strength and flavor,) o' from one quarter to five pounds,
to suit mummers, and are sold at different prices. ftcau
fifty cents per pound—for an excellent article—to one
dollar and fifty cents._ . '
m Ail persons visiting the city are Invited to pay the
-Company's extensive establishment a visit.
Agents wanted In every place where they arena! yet
establiihed. For partlvuters iddress. part paid the sub
scriber G. B. ZIEBER. Agent fur the Company,
31) South Third street, Philadelphia.
Philada., M. 1846
TO COUrrl`R MERCELSJIrTS
And others, visiting the
CITY Or PHILADELPHIA.
THE subscribers,' Merchants, Manufacturer*,
Me
ehanics, Publishers. Itnimiers, and Wholesale and
Retail Dealers of the . City of Philadelphia. being pre.
Pared to supply the demands of the Country in their
respective departments,, respertfbile invite the Mer
chants and all other) visiting the City for their Spring
and Summer supplies, to call at their respective places"
of business, where every reasonable effort will be
made to give entire satisfaction,
GEORGE S. APPLETON,
Bookerllsr k , Publisher and jniporter of Foreign
BookeW ChesnuTitreet. below-Sevent h,
Invites thiputeution of travellers, strangers, and oth
ers, to Ms very extensive collection of Eactien and -
,Astenican Publications, In every department of Lit
, erature.. His stock of elegantly bound Books for Pre
cents, Port folios, Stationery, Recent Publications, 4'c.;
is the MOST VARIED IN THE CITY.
.Bedding, Feather and Furnishing 'Ware-rocims.
Picky & Co., S. E.' earner of 2d and' Walnut streets.
Importers of Watches and Manufacturers of Sil
ver-ware and Jewelry.
Thomas C. Garrett & Co., 122 Chesnut street, below
Fourth street.
Wholesale and Retail - Dealei in Paahinnable and
Medium Fancy, and superior Staple Dry Goods. -
A. Marshall, 168 Chesnut st., between,7th and &h.
Manufacturer and Dealer in - New Style 'tortoise
Shells. Buffalo, due finished' imitation 2..trato, and
. other Combs.
S. Winner, (ante Manufacturer of the real Be4lo
Horn Combs,) N 0.7 South second street.
• WM. H. RICRA RDSON,
Eagle Umbrella, Parasol and Patent Walking:
Cane Umbrella Manufactory, No.. 104 Market street.
Manufactures by strain. and sells decidedly lower than .
any, other House in the United States. t
Sign of the Eagli and -Umbrella.
Sole %gent fur the sale of the Genuine Demuth's .
Snuffs..
A. Elton, No. 24 Union street.•
Fancy and Trimming Store, Hair plaited in Brace
lets, Guards, Necklaces, Finger-ringn."&c•
F. J.' Dressler, No. 47 South Second street.
Dealer in French Artificial Flowers, Ribbons, and
French Mllinery Goods, Straw and other Bonnets.
MT Barton, No. 50 Chesnut street:,
Importer of Trimmings, Toys, French, English
and German Fancy Goods.
M. Homer, No. 59 Smith Second street.
ler hoiesale and" Retail Domestic anti Foreign Dry -
Goods Store.
Joseph Hoopes, N. E. corner Ilth and Marketstreets,
opposite Balt. Depot.
ReFItIQLII arena—for cooling Provisions, &c.
WATEII-FILTERq. for purr ying brackish
proof Chests, Letter Copying Presses, &c. Manu
factured by
Oliver Evans, No. 61 South 2/1 street. .
Wholesale Druggists and •Mannfacturing Chein .
isle, and Dealers in White Lead,' .Window Glass,
Linseed Oil, Patent Medicines. ere. .
Jenks & Ogden, No. 106 N. Third street
Family Grocer, Dealer - in Fine Ti en, Loaf Sugisr
Havana Sews and Fresh Fruits of all kinds. '
J. County, No. 76 South' Second street.
The *.Dotesit New cheapest and
beet Weekly Faintly Paper in the United States, el
only per year.
A. H. Simmons & Co: 'Publishers Ledger building, S.
W, corner3d and Chesnut streets. •
Perkins & Purses, R. ok.ellere, No, 142 Chesnist
Street, above Sizth Street. : •
Books sold on very low terms.'
Wholesale and Retail Clofk Establishment, em
bracing a complete assortment.
James Barber, No. 238 Maiket - street, above 7th, South
side. ' .
10-3 t
Bubscriztions and Adiertisements era received for
mrisM the Newspapers in the United States.by
V. 13 'Palmer, Agent, N. W. corner of Third and .
Chesnut streets.
Book Accounts. Notes and Claims "collected, and
othe r business ' , Nulling the aid of an AttOrney, at
tended to, In hay part of the Union. at V. B. Palmer's
U. S. Collection Agency, N. W. cor. Third and
Chesnut sts., 2.3 story. ,
Wholesale and Retail Umbrella and Paraiol
Manufactory. . •
Sharon Sleeper. No. 344 Market street, second diior
. ablse 10th, South side.
Manuftcturer and Dealer in Clocks, Watchelland
Jewelry. •
Lewis I &donts. No. 414 Markitt street.
%viral's. Bedding, Carpotting and Feather Waie-
MOM
Hartley & Knight, R 8 S. 2d street (west side) Ave
doors above Spruce: - •
Manufacturer of Stair or Carpet Rode, of the la
test styles.
Edward Jones, Swnnwick 1114 between Walnut and
George ate., west of 6th st.
Importer and Dealer •in Foreign and Domestic
Hardware. z
Henry 1.. Elder, 493 Market street, between 13th Ind
Broad streets, and Branch Hardware Store, N. W.
corner Ridge Road and Green street. .
First Premium Piano Forto .Manufactory and
Ware-rooms.
C. - Meyer, No. 52 South Fourth street. , '
Cheap and Fashionable Ready-made Clothing,an
extensive assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and yes
tinge made to order, fashionable style.
& S. C. Cooper, Merchant Tailors, 130 Chesnut st.-
Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, at lowest cash prices.
T. B. Russum, S. W. corner 2d and Union streets.
FL Ward, Bonnet Manufacturer, No: 7'7 Neel
Second street, will sell any thing in his line, at
Wholesale or Retail, as cheap as can be bought Id
the City.: •
Wholesale Clock and Looking-Glass Establish
ment, Brass Clocks by the ease, at 510 50. '
J. A' Criswell, No. 299 Market street.
• Manufacturers of Common and Fancy- Soapsind
Mould and Dip Candles. .
E. & G.- Dallett, 36 and 491 Market street and N. - C.
corner lath and Callowhill streets:
Wholesale Tobacco Warehouse and Havana Se
:gar Depot. Country Trade Supplied on liberal teims.
.1 A: Edenborn, N. E. corner Third and Race streets
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER. , -
B. J. Williams. No. 12 North Sixth street, a few doors
above Market street.
Venetian Blind Manufactory, Portable Deskcand
Lookina.Glass Ware Room.
W. B. Barns, No.Bl Arch street. . •
Wholesale Dealers itr Laces, EmbrOideries ;and
Fancy,Dry Goods.
Solomon - & Brother, 31 Bank street. •
Manufacturer of Thetmometers, 'Hydrometers,
Pacharnmeters, &c.. for Brewers, Distillers, Fartners
(in churning). the Weather, &e.
Joseph Fisher, AS Chesnut strew.
Wholesale Dealers iu Millinery Goads and Floirers.
George Edivards & Son, 37 Routh second rreet. -
cetlStore of more than 40 years' standing. Grass
and Garden "eeds of finest quality and bestiarieties.
Joseph P. H. Coates, No. 49 Market Street.
Manufacturers end Importers of Paper Hangings,
Coluinns and Fire Board Prints.
Beaty & Curry, 118 Chesnut street. •
• •
Manufacturers of Selves. Riddles. and Screens,
and Wire Work in general
Needles &Watson, No. 54 North Front street. -
Wholesale and Retail Garden, Flower and - Field
Seed Store, Gardening Books and Implement*.
H. A. Dracr, No. 97 Chesnut street above 3d.
Importer and Dealer in Drugs, Chemical., Paints,
Dye Stuffs, &e.
Dr. D. Jayne, No. 8 South Third street.
•
E. A. HATIIAWAT, . J. ,H.
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E. A. HATHA WAY &
Commission and Eastern Produce Merchantri,'No.
23 North Wharves, -foot of Arch strut, Wludeare
Dialers in Lamp Oil, Tanners Oil, Candles, Soap,
Teas, Chocolate., Pickled and Dried Fish, Painted
Palls, Cheese, Butter, Hops, Ground and Calcined
Plaster, &c., all of which will be sold at the lowest
Market prices.
Mr.. M. Crim's Boarding Rothe, No; 108(Wal.
riot street, between 4th and sth.. •
Cheap Venetian Blind Manufactory. °Mere from
• a Maumee carefully forivarded. Old Blinds rotated
and painted.
E. M. Hedges, (widow of E. Hedges) No..111;Bouth
Second street, below Dock, east aide.
BONNET MANUFACTURER.
Thomas White, Na. Ifi South Second. street, (late
of Commerce meet.)
Importer of ,Watches, Plated Ware, Jewel 6 ,. and
Fancy Goods, Watch Makers Tools, Files and ma
terials:
John C. Tarr, No. 11,2 Chesnut street.
Mantic:Lennon of Umbrellas, Parasols, ParaiMettes,
and Sari Shades, of the newest styles. '.'Entetrilee
Wee and small protits.”
Wm. Richardson & Co., No. 106 Market street. :
Philadelphia, March 98, .13-4 t •
Leary's Pntiquarisn Book Stare. S. W. Corner of
Second and New Streets,Philadelphia. Over 100,-
'.11.0 pole. New and cad bsaks 4179?? &ratify Tit of
Litatatufe, wbotettale aa3 retsti. • • •
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MINERS' JOURNAL..
Saiurday Morning, Mar.i2S, ISt&
Mro'etd - z...rci , ers wit obvert by the Orrangetnelat
:our paper, that two* be World en every peer, which
compels the rseder to glance his eye ores .4. the saver , .
"oisexnent.i. This dogma to a great ertmt the ehlectiooi
- of hoyiez odrertimmentt placed ou what is tetutett the
:outside of The • er.
G 7 The -0 ! , i-9" is out in favOtt of Hawkers
and Prillins. Five Dollars Would inake it :dance
to any tun . e'-but Ws not worth tuiiind even et
that price,
;•, ;H - 174L Ht i i. tlt Scutirtatixt Maims R. ROAD
Co.--Afier considerable contention the Bill in
.creasing The capital Stock of this Coinpany $200..
.000 to enable them to extend their Road to the
Svfatare Region. and to relayy — the present light
track nith heavy iron. has-passed.thee Leitslature,
and received the signature oTtho Goiernor, The
:Rill provides that the toll he rt..thicetf from 2 cents
'to 1 j rents; per ton gi i fe f tke tilargeof.ine cent per
:ton for weighing. gerteduieti - -4.2 e. half vent, one
: year after the pasrage.of the Eta The late, we
understand, meets the aiiprobation of the - Coinpa.
ny, and will be accepted by thoStockholdets.
TAI or Coat.—We have received copy . or a
very able letter by. F. %V. Idultes JEsq , .. on the
subject of levying ; a tax Apon Coati The letter
is addressed to Cot. Snowden the Stale Treesur•:. '
on wheat.. recommendation the bill was Milo.
dined, and is iutende l for the consideration of 145
members of the Legislature, to each Of whom' wa
llet/tit that a copy has been forwarded. We re•
gret that want of loom prev e nts us front publish 4
log tke letter: We give below an extract relative
h ,
to the salt Tie in the State of Ngv'York.
, It i ttaa
been-urged that a tax upon the Coal of i lSennsyls
vania would be just as fair as is a Tax' upon the
Salt of New York. It appears however that Salt is
not taxed, but that the State demands a certain
rent for the use of her Saltpringe: -
“The stippostel precedent of New York taxing•
salt has been frequently referred to: New York
does not tax salt! The State of•Ncw York owns
the fee in the salt !vino' and lands adjacent
thereto in her.•. , Western Reserve” in which her
- salt is manufactured, and for the
. use of these
springs:site charges her tenants a rent per bushel
on the salt Manor ictured from the salt opting, be
lunging to the State. By her constitution of 1820
the legislature of New link is prohibited from
granting or conveying away the ownership of the
State in the., salt springs df the ..Westert Re•
serve." No salt springs in New York are owned'
by individuals. For the salt manufactured un
Long [stand from sea water, no taz or rent is
paid."
COMPANATITS CONSUMPTION Of COTTON.-.
Hon. Abbot Lawrence is writing a series of letters
to the Richmond Whig, on tho subject of the Tar
iff. in big third letter he states the following facts
with respect to the consumption of raw cotton.—
From 1816 . to 1645, twenty ! niae years, the con•
sumption in the United States has increased from
11,000,000 to 176,300,000 lbs., an augmentation
of Sixteen fold. The increar in Great Britain in
the same period of time bas t been from 89,700,000
lbs. to 560,000,000 lbs.; being ail augmentation
of less than seren.fold, against an increase in, the
United States of sixteen-fold. We work up more
cotton than Francs, and quite as much as 60,000,-
000 Germans. Theie are facts calculated to arrest
the hands of the cotton.growers in the destruction
of the gratin which has built up' this important
market for their staple..
DT A new sect called the .Feinale lasi
sprung up in'tho West. They contend that wo
men ought to be the heads of their families &c..
and that men aught to be their sersams. Chan
dler.of the U. S. palette says that the men ought
now to start an association of male Queens, and
then we would ' see'how quick-the sects would
unite. •
.Tna New jiamesaina VICTORY.—The Inde
pendent , Deinocrets held a jubilee in l ltlanchester.
on the 20th ult., in honor of the ovetbruw of rtdi•~
cal Locnfecoiain in that State.' Among the guesti
invited; Who could not attend, wereJohnG.W hit
,
tier and Horace Greely;the latter of whom len t
the follotving ientimente.
Tea Fees Stwrse.--Nmv tnit Thirteen to Yd.
teen-As they just equal in millibar, let them.ein
ulate in 'pint the Old Thirteen, and unitedly , re.
'Wye that not another.inch'of Slave-cursed soil
shall be added to, not another Slave State admit
ted into -our federal Union. ,
•
Rcuons rains Maxie.N 7 Zßutriors of dire re.
port, says the New Orleardtßulletin, touching the
affairs of Mexico, and the progress of political and
military intrigue thine, thicken on us. Lit Pan ia,
stipanish pope! printed in this city, states War" a
letter written from Corpus Christi about the begin
ning of this month, asserts that Gen; Tayftir,, in
conformity with instructions, has been testing
the qualities of biyvnien; with a vie* of procuring
th em to rnsvn to Matamoros, nailer pretenbe of
hemp deserters,,and obtaining admissiorx into the
Mexican A ray. In this mannei r says the - letter,
the American government may .fitroduce thou - 4-
sands-01 'men among the Mexican troops, and in
the Races., of time, when the Mexican forces are
composed' msinlyrof soldiers of the United' 'tates,
the annexation of all Mexico will be proposed, and
in casellnkpeoPle resist, . the troops with Ameri
can sentiments and :Mexican nnitornis, will effect
their conquest, and Mexico will coma to Vie same
end as Texas. • -
Vinoixi• Etscr ion.—The annual election in
Virginia, which takes place in -May, is beginning
to be warmly' disco:met!. The t !llea eildrrA titazoi te
says: e tell the Whigs of Virginia that .4
better day is coming!' Let them reiniin faithful
and tine ! . They wig . reap, the reward oh their
perseeerAncs and patriotism!" ,
'Warrini ioAi car 111 Is edged . that
Mr. James, the novelist, has undertaken for • On.
siderable sumof money, to write three nocell—!.
.fashionable, and one sentimental : to finish' the
life, in two colonies, of any celebrated cheracpa
to write. a pamphlet ageinst the Porn, laws t. and
to commence four different tales in four different
magazines; all vrithiit; the space of a calendar
month. It is supposed that he will perform, the
task with ease and have two or three days to Var..
PNNNING ro N SAPS •IN ' Duna:tea
Friday' night lag. the notorious Edward Alonso•
Pennington was brought to this place by Itr.
Rowland, of lovelacci.ille. Ballard county. Pen
nington wee the leader of a bawl of scoundrels.
w h o s e °per:deans estandecl through . Minnie: Rem
tucky, Tenneedie, Arkansas, Virginia and Texas,
and woe indicted at the Septerribirl,tetm for ilia
murder of Simon Davis, under' the illott revolting
circumstances, on the ath,ol May hist.' I Dr. Bow.
land has purvued.him i:inco - Dreembii twit. and
has travelled this text trip 3.200 mile+. Fie arres
ted him in the Choctaw and tihi imam" country.
upon the rise of the Hoek? , :Mountama. Our cit
irons paid lir. B. the $5OO ntr.ted
„by them for
Pennington 's arrestcand be gets s3uo more from
the Governor.. '
Ninon Cows.—As during this anrEttitelisttinii
month. many of tli•se animals - Will be)aingirg
forth, they should receive incicaseti attention. In
addition to their dry food thy should receivedsily
messes of stops of a nutritious character.;, tbry
shOuld be warmly housed; wall beddsd. and dean - '
ed with the card.
TOBACCO BsDs,—TO.o uira fola , lationr ui
ciimeet's in ame malt be aref saeniatl tcb
ME