The` Coal Trade Ede 180.
VA . e.
. .
• •Ttie quantity sent Ibis week is 31,514 tdns, being an in
crease of 1550 tons over the quantity sent bet week.
The following Is a comparative statement qf the Valle
Compared with the last•year, from the dchnylkill and
Lehigh Regions, the only sections from which there
'will be any increase this year, except firm the SWatara
Region, which may increase. from IS to 20,000 tons.
1845: 1848. Increase '
362,943 • 431,342 • 6',00
Lehigh, 1.V,522. 1T8,505 - decrease..
5044G5559,938
.501,413 S
Increase 111 1646' 58,473 .
The shipments Rom the Swatara..Rigion are larger .
for the last two Weeks than they ever vresehefore.—
With a sufficient :Amply of Water In the Union Canal
Feeder, or a Rail Road. connecting that region with the
outlet by the valley of the Schuylkill, the Coal trade
In that section wrintil groin largei Increase... •
7...".?' The shipments of Coal the last week from the
Schuylkill and Swat ara coal districts, reach 34,700 tons
—and fmm-Cirbtin coUntylS.6l'B, Making upwards of
„fifty three aerating Pone of 'Coot mintut and went to lanc
elet in a /felt* week from these twit email comities:
which at 82 25 per ton, brings a return of one An mired
and nine Teen aerating tiro laindredandfif ly deflate. near
tv three Totiiths, or about SBO,IKIO of which is pail to
Ghat alone. A very fair week's trade fur two colin
ties, which butp.,few years since were considered but
tittle better t han la barren wilderness. -
Coil. Fagtutris,--VeSsrls are wanted th road for
Eastern Ports; "We quote to llostoo" *1 70 KO 75;
Providence anti Fall 'ltlver *1 . 40 toil 45; Albany and
troy .1 50i to NeW. 'fotk 11 10 to 1 15, and tollalti
ttnore 79 t 075 etl. irer ?rm.• ,• 1 .
Sent to market Tor tire 'weelf ending on Thuraday
teVenine4a9t.. 1 I
WEEIC . r.T A:11..
10,016 10 110.500 " 11
' 5,7110 00 ' . t 4,898 ti
1.1.75 s 11 . . 172.107 0
2,059 17 -129,770
M!rott taibon,
Henuylkill Haven,
k'ort Clinton, .
h 111,1114 18 ' ;131,313
1 18
liTllll OP TOLL AND TRANgrontATION.
From Mt. C:lrhon. S. Harm. P. Cll ton
To itlrhlrrond 8 1 Ftl 61 50 .
To . .1 TO rat• 4,
c LEHIGH' GOAL TRADE. • • i
The thawing quantity of Coal sent to market'
iip to the 13th inst.
Week.
5751100
4339 00
2 , 10 00
atm 00
1741 00
705 OD
Bummit Mines
'Rhunte Run
Beaver Meadow ;
Hazleton
Buck Mountain .
SUmmit •
1E1,679110
Total
PINEGROVR CO I. TRXDP..
Amount of Coat transported 'on Union Canal
Road from Ist to I.sitt June* tit)closivel -
Tons Cwt or
4.096 91 3
. Per last rep ort 1 1 1.964 S
Amount transported nn Swat
Tons rd
k2fim It
1,20 11
Per last report
H 23,897 , I _9
V. i.. CONRPD, eollectoi.
Total
MINE HILL AND, SCHUYLKILL HAVEN R. RI
The following is the I.llm nt of coal transported
this Road, during the, week ending.. Wednesday
frig last. a 11;121 17 Tons,
Per last repiirt,- 154,530 10
•
Total 150;155117 "
WI .I . IAM NEW R 1.1., Goner
MII.L CREEK RAIL ROM FOR 1816.
The folliming Is the aino,int of Coal passed over the
Mill Creek Rail, Road, for the last sli days.
4,`,:63 IS Tone
Per last report, 50,051 16 "
Total,l . 55.1 AS 11
7. • GEORGE lIADESTY, Collector.
0A1). , /
roaa for
tg last. in
. s,fr2,l l Tona.
Ter tat re,port 85,817 "
MOUNT CARRON RAIL
The amount of Coal tramp - wird o,
the, week ending on Theasday evenil
Total,
N• CLE
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY I
Amount of Coal tranori,teil over th
ley Rail Road for the week ending of
'ng, last,
Per last report,
Total
JESSE TUR
MOUNT CARBON & PORT CARBON RAIL ROAD.
Amount of CAtal teenspOrred over the Mount Car
bon & Port Carbon Rail Road (or the week ending on
Satiirday last. - .9.52fi 00 tons '
, l'er last report 10,674 11 tons
Total, - . a: Qom 11 tons
JESSE TURNER, Collector.
INCTORrriL t ROTHER JONATHAN FOR J ULY,
1816—JUDILEF, NUMBER.—This splendid donble il
lustrated sheet, containing the Derlarinori of In lepep
dence, 'rortraite of the Presidents,'.besid . es fA enzra
some . of vrhieli are very large \ and elr•gant,;‘,:ist
Ireeeived and for sale - wholesale and retail at BAY-
Perindical Store, re'reori,pur
'chasing to sell again, 3tipplird at puhltiiher's {wires.
-STANTOIV'S EXTERN AL REM D Y
CALLED
•
r. , HUNT'S LINIMENT,
To NOW uniier'sally acknowledged to he the infallible
1 remedy for Rheumatism, Spinal AfTections, Con
tractions of the Muscles, Sore Thr, i it and Quinsy, IQ
sues, Old Ulcers,..Fains in the Back and Chest, Ague 1p
the Breast and Face, Tooth, Ache.; Sprains, Bruise's%
Salt Rheum, Burns: Croup, Frosted Feet, and all !ger-.
'vows Diseases: The triumphant success which ha at
tended the application of thin most wonderful medifflne
• in curing the most severe cases of the different direaks
abase named,—and the high encomiums that have been
bestowed un it, wherever it has been introduced,
me the po 'right to call on the afflicted to resort at
once to the only remedy that can he relied on:
The following certificate. of the restoration to health
and the perfect cure of•a deformed and crippled child,
who was thought to he beyond the reach of hope, shows
that no matter how appalling the case may be, there is
a remedy to MINT'S LINIMENT, that.; will conquer
the most desperate cases, and that if thddiscase he rut
'cable, this celebrated external remedy will do it.. It
has never failed to giving immediate relief if. 'lately
appftel, as.proved by the abundance of high and unirn-
Teachable testimony, thenartirulars of which are to be
found in the pamphlets which are to be had of every
agent
OFistssittrk June 10, 1415,
George E.. Stanton, Esq.—Sir.-1 feel ended upon by
.the tie of gratitude, in otter the ("bowing testinlony in
favor of Hunt's Liniment. My grandson. Clark, E.
;Evans, who is now ten years of age. has been for the
last eight years a cripple, canned by falling from a chair,
when he was two years old, and wrenching his Spine.
From the time of the occurrence. we haVe :ried every
- means to restore him to his natural shape, but all witb-.
out avail. We took him to New York and placed him
under the care of a physician of skilLand after remain
ing there-some time, we by - blight him home no better
than when we took him there For several days at
"times he . was so helpless .tbat he could only walk by
placing h i s t bands upon his kimes for support, giving ,
him the appearance of a deformed hunchlack. He was
also taken to'Newburg and prescribed for,'without any •
better success. At times he would be strong enough to
..,gs out of doors, but after playing an- hour, would come
.in perfectly exhausted, and for several days would be
Again perfectly helpless. We had all lost hope of ever
again seeing him .restored to his natural shape or
istrength.7bist a kind FroVidence placed your External
Remedy in my hands. I have used but four bottles, and
I am rejoiced to say that the boy is now as straight and:
strong as any boy of his age. Any of my neighbors
44411 testify to the truth of this statement. I take sin
,..cere pleasure in stating these facts fat' the benefit of
I.those who are marring under like calamity.
Yours Respectfully. RACHA EL ..411UTE.
This is to Certify, That I am personally acquainted
With the subsctiber, Mrs. Shute, as well as the boy al
luded to, and frankly bear witness to the deformity fof.
which he was seriously aillicthd, apparently for lift':
Dated Sing Sing. June 9, ISM _
HENRY HARRIS, Justice of the Peace.
Cle For Particulars of-cures, née the certificate ace m
ponying each . bottle. .- • s
Goodly, Phelps.* co.. 1-12. Water street, wholes le
agents. Orders addrtlased to them, or to the proprie or,
Sing• Sing, will be attended to.
I GEORGE, E. STANTON.
Also for sale by John O. Brown. Pottsville : flir!cel
& Medley, Orwigsburg; Lewis f;. Wunder, Schuyl ill
Haven Heil 4- Bower i Finegrove.
June..2o, ISM 2.5.1.
axially ibles
key Morocco; with edg
•$6 no
Elegant
Bound in imitation Te l
as low as
Do. with marble edg,,
Also, Family Bibles
paper and clear type,
Book Store, Pottsville,'
purchased wholesale al
June 20, 1846. •
Po, only . r 450
s [omits ..I per copy, on r
or sale at HANNAN'S Ch,
where all kinds of Books can
d retail at Philadelphia pric I,
Sir, y Horse.
1 -
STRAY ru e away from the subscriber
..\
Sunday' es'ening last, a small [lett 13.
HORSE, t4hnut 12 years old, with the I
hind foot hito about six inches . tip,ii
bad a halter on. Whoever will return CIO Horse
- the subscriber, or tins him information where lie I
get hint again, shall be reasonably rewarded.
JOHN TEMPLH
21-2tp
Pottsville, Jone,43, 1848
FOr Sale or "...ease, •
SEVEnAt.' Bonding Lots on Centro atraet, (Po ts-
Oiled for ?ale or to lease for apvLrtn of year
Apply
t?K. HILL.
Nest Branch Valley:
Jupc 12.
I i • 2.4-3nio
- t.
•
F. W. GEISSUCHALNERI , JR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Solicitor Citaarea** COMNUM MEr
• • :frr Pelltnirarid,
'No. 141 Pipe st., N. York, near Nassau sr.
May be seen ard his residence, 507,1Bronme greet, be.
fore OA. M., andnfter 4P. M, !June 13, '24.•
For saie r to Let oe'Lease, ,
1011111LDING LOTS tin the Borough 'AIIIOIIOII
ren. Several Building Lots adVantageoucly situ
ated, for rale of will be rented for term of years on
ground rent. Apply to I WM. S. BILL,
West Branch Valley,lnear Sehuylkill liave9•
- Alen, Cosl. Wit.savea for Bale or:hi tease.
June 13,16461. -
,
,
• Coal Land For Sale.
rOTTR valuable Coal s on the Broad Mountain
for sale. For particidars-apPly! -
WM. S. HILL, West Branch Valley.
Also. for pale the Timber right on one Tract on the
Ilrnad Mountain,, '
June 13,
CHEAP C:OOpS.
Th3ving. iiiirchased the entire stock
.1 of Goods from Messrs. Trowbridge & w all
continue to 3elettl the old stand in Centre weer, ,direct
la opposite G. W. Slater's store, all kinds of
11r3 Goods, Groceries,
Provisions, ' quectia and Glass Ware,
Hoots, Shoes,
Anil-every other article usually kept in a Store. and
ri.sitettfully invites all persons wishing to purchase
GOMIS at the lowest Pottsville prices, to call and ex
amine his assortment before'purrhasing elsewhere.
JOON 11. Down - .
21—
Pottsville, June 13, 1816.
B ,
ALE 11A1",—A few Riles. flritt quality Timothy
flay, In Fniallbaletu for sale by,
- J. M. PEA ITV 4. Cn.,
, .
'Joon 13, 1 ~, ,
LEFT'S AND, DUFFIELD'Sj HA MS.—A constant
tipply-0t the above relebrated hams,-put up ex
pressly for family use. For sale by
• J. 31. 'BEATTY & Cn.
June Is,
A I.T. pers. - ins indebted to Charles Miller. late of potts...
nre hereby rintifie. , that the hooks and de
rooms of said eharles Miller. are placed to the !iami
of N. M. TVilson„ Con. for collection. All neronnte tint
settled nr paid before the first of July next; Will be r . n
reede fl aea i n,•l tiermaling Palau.. Those bovine rlaima
against Chad' , Miller, will 'present them: to the sult
scriber for settleinent. DANIEL STALL.
Jane 13, 24-4 t
7 9 514 00
29117 00
21517 00
21101 00
1155 1 2 00
3391 00
011 Buntline a hridee, will he tt'weircd until Tues
' day, the l6th of June inst.. at 6 O'clock, P. M., for
a stone rulbert acro.s Salem creek. at Young's
Landing; the contractitr to find all materials:and domp
the excavation and filling co:nutria ; the work to he
cortunenced immediately—plan and specifitations to he
seen at the office of E. W. M'Cinnis. Norms:lts to hue
sealed and directed to the Town onetwil of the hornegh
128,5 t 00
of Poitgville
June 13
16,060 • IS ,
'taro Road:
("1 NE undivided one)alf part or the, hest and largest
quarry, of Anthracite Coat (in ,proportion to the
land) in Penns.) Ivania, being in the whole 'tract 356
acres, nett 'Measure, adjoining the Heaver Meitdow
Lands. on the east, and the Summit i.:1111bInn the went.
For particulars apply to • JACOB ALTER,
_ Tuscarora, Schuylkill 3mUlity, Pa.
Tnacarora, Jane 13, 21-3:
.0,836‘ 3 . . 0
Proposals for Rail Road Iron •
- ukTuA. be recviverruntil the Oh of July next, at the
'4 office' of the Mine HAI and Schuylkill Haven Rail
Road Company - . in Philadeliinia,: for,' deliyering at
eichuylkillifave, one thousand tons of T Rails, or for.
any part_thereof. The flails in weigh at leas¢ sixty
pounds per yarib, to he' made of Iron-of good iinalit),
according to a pattern to he furnished bythe Company,
and subjec: to inspection by the Vngineer pr Agent of
the Company, who wit) hat, thelirivilege of.rejerting
such Bars as may be. defective. The lyingth of !tails
not exceeding vightemt ,feet three !mites, to he fixed
by the - Crimp:my. One third of the n hole quantity-to
he delivered Mt the first of October, one . th i rd on - the
first of November, and the remainder on the first of
December. 1 , 111. ' • ' '
Z 2
over
ven-
ME
If Ile Hails are approved by the Engineer, the Mine
Jill and Schuylkill Haven Rail R 03.1 Company, will
pay three-riorths of the price_therenr, upon the deliv
ery of each of the first and second parcels, nod the re
mainder when the whole is delivered, according to
contract.
1n ease of More In deliver the Itt'ils at the lime spe
cified, the right will he reserved. tilt the Colkony,i.,
purchase what may he wanted, of oilier parties, and
rhar•e to the Contractor. any Inns or damage orraston
ed thereby. Hy order of the Hoard of Managers.
' SAMUEL MASON, Sec7ry . and Treasured.
June 1,3, 15:6. 23-41 -•
91,67 f "
VEIL Collector
ROAD
e : 4 ehrivlloll Cal'-
n even-
•
•
Sunday School' Teacher's Bible.
TktEi rolystott with marginal reatlincs„ to
i,ilter with a copious .selectfon of references to
parallel" and Alltistrative exhilitiell in' a man ,
ner liitherto tinattempied, illti.trateil with nUrnernlis
Knerav'tncs and Slaps. Just pttlilklied, price tit 25, and
for sa'e:at lIANS7SN'S Cheap thiok Store, rottsrille.
June 13, ; t.
5.534 19 TnriFt
• 52,4101. rone
157,915 13 Tntis
NED: c•ollectdr
ITim
J 11110
New York, lone 6,1818. . ,
1
~• . •
.1 1 ..1SS.1GE .14;;E:11'Cli:
I N rmisenuence of several passengers having colon-,
plait eil that some delay was catisettat Liverpool, at
P. W. Byrnes & Co's. ttfire, Mr Joseph McMurray,
i n
hastifu• eiLan office in Liverpool. lat-. No. I, Waterloo
Road.od appointed Messrs James Ifeeket & snn and
B r,
'rioMurphy, his acents in future, who will give.
entire strisfaction to passengers a l
eniarkinc. in his line'.
hereall •r. • , .1074:p/I McMURRAY.
For Dassaces in this line, apply. to It. Ilannan, sole
•Aci•nt 1 ir.loseph McMurray in S‘liiylhill :comity. who
also trausinits money to any part of Europe, iimiumsof
nil , Fiii ml and upwards. , , ' , i " •
June ntla ' _
• I_,_.______, ' _____
: •
Cliril our ENn i mino,.
~ . .
Clark's srripinre Pro Mises, _ , •
Esoftil Liuter'Writer,cilt. ; '
. ,
1 T Illemillv's Letters faint Italy, .
)•
Prarie La mi. by Mi• - is'Farriliam.
. Ilelicion mid Eternal Life, by J•'(.l. Pike, •
Token of.the Dean, - ...5:.". • • .
„Hannah Mort.i'i PracticarPiety,, , -
_
..
- Kpire Minutes. . • '
Dew oC Heaven, e " . . , •
, Tokeii of Ilethembrance„: ' , i -
Tolien of Affecti• n, , . ,
.
Tol en of Love, ' " • '
Lar :mice of Flowers, f
Flo vers. their Moral, Poetry, and LOnguage,
The tic hts an floc Flowers,
All loOtifully bound a nil tilt, suitable for,presenta. MT
tether vitlt a, variety oC.other oulerTnininr.yorksPOn
receivil and for sale at BANNAN'S Cheap Book store.
"-
June , i'.
iy
I e rip
Blare
nfP prl
June
FltiN Lltrvt.SEl.l.'s6 CELERRATED- ESTACILISIIME. T.
DAY., •ati4, in quart bottles,
1) Fier' quality Cologne. in qua rtirand smaller bottl .0,
Fltida, Itosej.iiiii Lavender Water,
• ('n ling Fluid;' - - . . .
• Ita ! mlatine, for curling hair,
IC:44lnm Bear's Oil, • - , '
Gehuine Mno.sacar,Oil, also Imitation, ' • ,
-.. • Pomade Philicome, for dressingt lie hair,
Fan de . I.aticier, a most excellent allude for pres
sera mg the teeth and nitrifying the breath
Eau Lustrale Odoranfe, for washing. cleansing. and
henutifying the hair, and ['inventing, tts turning
, gr.y. ~
~. . .
,Vrigrtable Cosmetic Cream, for beautifying the
omplexinn, - „.
iroerlian's Ambrosial :Thai. ing Cakes,. •
Jo les' Italian Chemical soap, a never failing rem
. . tiv for all eruptions. diSea. , eo of the skin, pint
,
_ ;des, lotches. tan, salt.rlie.um, scurvy, heat studs
Ir ntouri,,,nnd 0311.21.7 s the color of dark, yellow iw
• ~ tstigured skiddlind gives it a fine, healthy, and
youthful appearance. ,
Viragre de Rouge; in broth% • . _ ; ~
lb ssell's Celebrated Shaving, Cream, • ' ,• .',
Cif II 01 Rom n Kalydnr, for the complexion, ..
RMissell's Celebrated Almond Soap.
' Otto of Rase, Musk, Orange; Lemon, Palm, Brown
Windsor, and Flceiting Soans,
Treble Extracts. for the Handkerchiefs,
ScrittLlags, Inc drawers, -
Elizant Perfumery in bor,es,. suitable for. presents
o young ladies,.
S nil Ball Soap,
Oeeman Tapers and Wag Testes.
Tog e ther with a varlet , of Paltry Articled, for sale
at HANNAN'S Perfumery Store, Pottsville, at Pliilita
dell prices. • • I
inn 6' . 23 .
. •
•
NEW.. 11001i 1 S! , ••.. ,
Ilea ley's Napoleon and his Marsha Ctr, *2 50 .
Headley's Letters from Italy, 50
PrairLand, by M ine Fernhau), . 50 '
Wa deringJew. complete. j 50 -
Valentine Met bitchy, the Irish Agent, 50 1
Cyclopedia of 600 Practical Receipts, .2 25..
Confel - sions of a Pretty Woman, by Miss Pardue, 25'
Brates Encyclopedia of Science' and Art, '
bo itid. .--- 1 4 25
CromwrOs Letters Ind - Speeches, by Carlyle, 5(
Pastlicria Present, by Carlyle, . . 25
TltS..oo.hoy Pictures. ~- '.121.
Liihngraph 'Prints, with or without Frames, by
Dozen nr lOU,' • I . .
'Philtres from Italy, by Pickens, , ' • 12}
Forest Knight, or Early Time, in Kentucky, 25
The Female SpY, a - Romance of the Revolution, 25
Pictiiriai Brother Jonathan for July,: 121 i
Together with a variety Of other Works just rereived•
and formate at • 11ANNANS Cheap Book and Periodi
cal Store. Pottsville. •
_
- June IS, 1646. . . , 21—
Plcureti
_with & without Fratnes.
JUST received a heantifal 194 of Pleturew, together
with the Framer if requtred;s which`..will he sold,
wiodcrnie and retail at Philadelphia Rrices,at BAN
NA
ISPB'tstaik.peri• Store. Pours
4iin . .3 0, PUP!' • 23
•
NOTICE,
PROPOSALS
STREET COMMITTEE
Coal Land for Sale.
001 ! Wool • 'WOO !•
RAI. advance+ will be, toade.lty the lothttcriber
'n Wool congigned for sale,or ithipment to Eng
/ HAMILTON GAY.
58 Sonth!erreet, New
.23-3 mo:
23±
Minks and Ledger%, Journal% ltletlinin anti Delia
do i.,
.. ~ du • rololscap,
•ti Books, - .
•
lee honks,
ler llooks4 Doe , kets and tn' tlnnkti,
n Bonk% ttf - every &scrip tipn, ' '
1164.1 Writ,,,, :nd . .
.I ,, randa Itooks fttr' the pneket of albinst every
eon alwayet filr sate at. HANNAN'S Cheap Book
1 ul Ilindery s Pottsville. irliyit , all ki nil% of Books
ted, ruled, boilittl to any pattern.
6
PERFUMERY
EGANT
- • Nl6lliV AND- CHEAP STORE.
'Area dear' le tia —Town Rag, Centre Streit.
Tnndersigned hare just opened an - entire new
1. stock of Goods, consisting of a well 'selected and
genera! assortment of
DRY' GOODS. •
. GROCERIES,
1.14110115,
noun.
- CEDARWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
PROVISIONS, dm
To which they invite the attention of the, public gen
erally, to call, examine' anti judge for themselves.—
Families will find 'lto their interevt to call before buy..
leg elsewhterel FOCIIT & FOSTER.
Pottsville, May Nth, ISA. • 22-Bmo
GREEN GROCERY,
FRUIT, FISH, OYSTERS, &c.
JOHN 7'. HAZZARD,
ti-Imn
HAVING fitted up the Fr:Mit/11R room itlsola stand
opposite the Post Office, ('entre turret, Pottsville, ,
will keep romitantly on hand for' sale, a large supply
of Vegetaldesl9f every tlesrription. Fruit, Freoh Fla*
'l.obstene, Claws, 4.r., of the very best quality
that the Philailnlphia market willatiord, and at mires
quite anti)* an can he afforded by any other person.
n). The superiority of the arransentents here. beim!
such ilift,,to protect all nrtirles Fold from the niinous
elferin of the.imn and dust, will readily he perceived
by all who call.
Pottsville, 31ni.1.3(1
VEETELES, FRUIT,
01 - STEIRS, Fli Cc.
B°Y'.E & CATER, continue business at the e
stand, corner of Centre and Malidntongo Wee
Pottsville, where tlicy will keep n constant sum)
when in 'season, of Veretables. Fruit of every deicer
ties,. Fresh-Fish, Oyster,. Lobgters, Claw. and eve
luxury whirh the Philadelphia market affords, all
which they will sell at very moderate advances
Philadelphia prices ;
0} Messrs. ft.& C. bavitit , long been engaged in o
tering for the public, 'hod ronsegnently become p
Pertly familiar with the trade. flatter themselves t
tlir'y ran supply all articles in their line to theeitizi
of Pottsville. and vicinity, npon rather tuner ter
than any of their - ompetitecs
Pottsville, May •gild
Honse ,and TAyit for Sale.
2 ' A TWO storied frame. house, with rt
Anent story. The Int of erotand fronts
Centre street: abort 60 feet, awl extendsnq
ZO feet, to an alley. Situated nea
opposite Ceise's New Hotel Apply to
May, 10
PATENT METALLIC ROPES
FOR TIIE USE OF !ONES, RAILWAYS, .
For rale, or imported to order, by the rubscriber.
•
MBESE Ropes are.nnw altimst exdosively used
.1 tlw Coßiaries and on the Railways in Great Hr
an,•and are found to he greatly superior to Hemp
ones as recants safety, durability and econt tttt y:
The Patent Wire Rupee. hreve proved to be still
good condition after three year's service,in the ear
situntron where the Hempen ones, previously - used,
double the size and weight would •:wear out in nine
ten months. They have been used for ahroort eve,
purpose to .which Hempen Rupee and chains have bei
applied. nines. Railways. Heavy Cranes, Standi
Rigging, Window Cords, Lightning Conductors.Sigi
Halyards, Tiller Ropes, &e. They are made•either
Iron or Copper Wire, and in cases of enu.th expasi
hrdampnessoif Calvanized Wire.
Testimonials from the most eminent Engineers
England can be shown as to their efficiency, and a
additional information required respecting.. the dirt,
ent desrriptions and application wilbbe given by •
ALFRED F. KEMP., 75 Broad st.. New York.
Sole Agent in the United Stales
New York; }lay Nlth. NOS', . •••.
r 5.• The subscriber has been , appoini
sale of the Patent Wire Rope in this
-tiers lea at thiA,rolice; staling Size, w
will be sromptly attended to
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THE subscriher 7111nounre5 to the puhl ir, t
erect - Pd nn extensive !steam Tarninz
Norweiipn street, in this Romiieh. where
pared to execute every denvription of
TURNING IN WOOD.
Such on, Bed neSts. "Xxvnine Posts, r. Au h
pinged Mr. WII.I.IAM GLUM an his forenu
lousiness, he tlaitern himself that all work en
bin rare, will lie.exoctited to their entire satin
lle therefore solicits the patronage the pu
s lfe bas.aLu , a Circular t•taw fur Miiiiwz all
Lumber, for the various purposes for whirhi
HENRY STA.
re (letters for iurning can be left at the
Messrs.' . 3nmes'rtillmnan & Sons.
Pottsville, May 2:3.1816.
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RECOLLECTIONS
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Juno 6, MO,
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Minister, just iereived y
and fur
map Book Etoire.
OF MEXICO,
_THE MINERS' 'JOURNAL.
12 0 BoxE'ft Gi ant 8 id pawl 10 x 144 ml re
ceived from the manufacturers and now offered
for sale at ,ttre Vora titore at Day prices.
• .EDWARD YARDLEY.
May IL JB4ll.
PORT WINE FOR INVALID -Warranted pore
trope juice,' for sale by J. 151„'nEkTty &
Pottsville, nay 2d, IBIS , 4 IS—
.
SBIOECED 118.CON.—Ilaass,'81inalders and Sidea, for
sale low by .1. 1111 BEATTY it Co.
Pottsville. day 2d. 18M- 18—
• -
rill! BUTTER—Fcir sale.by 1 • • ;
1 - J. M .l BEAT ed , .
Pottsvllle, ISfay 24, 4516. ' I 18—
A 1 ATTING.-4-1 and fActleekrd 'and plain Matting,
.1.2 . 1. for sale at Philadelphia prima by
J. Al. BEATTY dr, Co.
Pott9Ville, Nay 2d, 1816. i 1 i 1 18—
,
fIARPETING.--A further Rupply of Inghin and re-
V netian klarpeting. . . J. I. BEATTY & Co.
Pottsville, May 2d, ISM_ l• - •' : let..-
—4, •
• . ; Leaden Pipe- . .
'ExTaA ;. Rich Leaden Pipe for Water Worl d s, war-
I ranted, . .
Ho L ! do do , do
Do 1 , do • do 1,. .do
Inch LeademPirie for .varinhsitirposes. „thin, Mtn
era) Water Pipe. three quarter and half inch pipe,
light and p.iper, for carrying d. a e i distances without
much head, frUm Tatham & Brother's. Establishment,
Just received and for sate at inanulacturer's prices, at
BANNANS' Store; Pottsville. • , . .
g 54 Pip - not on hand l'ilitaitted to order at short notice.
May,24, 18.18, IS—
.
SALT ! SALT ! !
C MINA SatOn narrels& hags, for sale al the lowesi
Market thrive, delivered on honed of Boats on the
Samylkill, Fake of l'untenson Ity!
-GRAV.IIIIOTHER,
31 Walnut st. or Locust nt. Wharf Schuylkill.
Philadelphia July lath, 29.;
Pocket Knives, litazors,•&e.
TIIST received and for sale nt MARTIN'S Drug Store,
1 an assortment of I'en and Pocket sonic re
y suprrim, IM gni!! of all praresall and Fre them—
no charge for slowing the articles.
If you want , any, Skates wn C.ill Atli( yon.Alin,
few straps of Stelett hefts.
December 29,
Age Tea Agency in Pottsville.
,
rllE Pekin Tea Coniparty, whose Teas have given
1. .4111 h univki•al satbriction In the enni, have ap
pointed the Sllbscrilwr Agent In Sell their Tear in
I:lthitylkill County. The piddle are now enabled In ob
-1
fIL
~...„ tamn n superior article: of Teas at much
Li ,, , lower] rates, than they] have eau r before
ill
i t: li a r . ltr u • r r , e n d
assurance
in
that tsis
t c h lo n e t ty , ,gud no tlf i cii; , t4 have.
110.4 miler foreign substancfs . r . mix ed with the
Teas. They, are done spin packagep(ined with lead.
to preserve thtlir sirength and flavor) f one quarter
to five pourSl,e, to 'Slit rustomers,.and. are furnished
front 50 cents to 8P:0 per lb., for'a Superior article.
1 . ..' 111 . ...! BERRYMAN,
Centre st . a lcitv doors o,i : we N raregian, Pottsville.
Pottsville, April'r2sth, 1816. I -
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FOSTER,
• STORE.] .
Wholesale & Befall Dry flood and Grrneerr Merchants,
N'e xt doer. to (bet Tarr n HO4 Crittre'st. Potterille.;
~.____,_
Colemans French'', Cement.
.•,-
rpilDv ealitaiile 4 rticte, for repairing Broken Glass,
X China, queensivare,' Cabinet Ornaments, and
aney Art iclerr of eVerythiseriPtiiiii,'which is confident
y :ecoinuiendedrts superior to any article•of the kind
%tam, and which Oueht to be in every family, a freshl
apply jugt is ceived and fnr sale, whnlesale and retail)
. t BAN N AN'S Cheap Variety Store. Pottsville, at
Manufacturer's prices—wholesale' 112 00 per dozen--'
25 centr per bottle.
June 6, ISItl: . F - 9.1-- ; •„
• Fresetvand Pannel Paipers.
ITIST opened at llannah's Paper Store, Pottsville,.n
slarce and heatilifol rtrutment of Preset, and Pan
nell Papers, enthral:int! the'latest and moat fashionable,
Patterns, pr. ~ , , 41t 6e solid as tow and some
Which were purclutsed,:iil a ba reaitt, au less than Phil
adelphia price's. - As his s;lockof l'itp..rs - embraces tht!
burst antritiosrfal.shionahle• Patterns of three of thei
largest Nanufartories In Philadelphia, they ~an scarce
ly fail to idilaize ttttt st fastidiouit.
Glazed .and, tlotnnion Papers for ! Rooms, Trans and
Entries,,.it nll their variety, at Philadelphia pricesenl
ways for sale, at
BASN.AN'S Paper ritore, Pottsville.'
May la, IS-16. I
foci. Christie ?ling - lactic pings.
% PBESH Isopply or Port. i Clirinvic's celebrated
.h. Mims, gn d mild other Metal. Also, Bands. Belts
and Bracelets and Magnetic Plasters. junireceivel and
64 sale at HANNAN'S 'Cheap 110411( store, who is
foci. Christie'. sOle Acent for Schuylkill County.—
All others oreeed mew here in the County, hre worth , .
lees imitations. unblushingly palmed upon the public
an iterinine article. 1 1
..
, June 6, lb IGO • '
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I lia:rnes 9 Notes.
y
OYES on snialy hvols . ale. ~, .
1... N -FirSt. ard,; Second Corinthians & Hallatians,
Epistle talthe IlchreWs and ROmans,
A(ts of the Apostles, &c., &e. , '
just rereived and' 6ir, nale ni HANNAN ; i* Cheap
Book Store, redinville. June 6
TAMAQUA IRON WORKS. .
'THE subscriber respectftilly inform; the public that
he is prepared to build Steam Engines of any pow
er, rind of the most approved coristrurtion. Also, fur
nace and mill. Work of crony dent ription,• Rail Road
end Milt ('are, Coat Breakers, Screens, plane gearing.
Mine 'pumps. Al;io, Turning latla•s: SW, rests,
Screws of curly sue and length,] Casting,. }if every. ,
..
de.notion, at the above Works oh the I.iitic Sr
kill Rail Road, corner of Bridge street, in the Borough
of Tamaqua, Schuylkill County.
fla vine. the eAlperintendanci of lht• Works myself. I
feel cnntident it would be to the tite.rest of reasons
Wanting any ie the above Darned irtirles, to rail
inirelea.inZ!el•fewhere, as twill Warrant I he work
turned out' by grin. In be of Ihe bestlmaterial and work
. manship. Stitt Wall be prompt to di) work at L ithe time
tited upon. - ' JUfll 91.1.15.
Tato:ppm, . fay B. • • lit--timo
CREAM S • LOON.
itwr brag leni•e trY inortn Ids fr ends and
tv'nerally; that hie Creain Ralson ig
the geheon. Ire. rre a ing of a gliperior
-.wed up di thil
Fte
ICE
rpm: ~11,grl
now open for
qtral; - b
and the enc.:m:eine
public ity.employint; them, In pre - ereli , e to ;
the prOpileto f• was &Mired to• have construe
Cllll,O, which tV(r11141 make them Inorelrapidly
less labor. ronsequerely less expensf , than b•
llAvin efterbll so deshabte an obi., t. anti
public may share the benefits of such Ereal
ment in Pill atakine, his boxes will henceforti
FORTY PILLS IN A BOX.
and the price the same as hereto - 4'ole, namely
to bye rents a Bot—five Boxes fot• One Dollv
1,011 I) =s Sarsartiilla and Vecefable I I
have, durilic the pasj, few years, been itioresn.
employed througlinfit thejlnited Stales, 31 I
- the' Wcst Indies. than any others. and thu r
ereasinc ddlttand for,thein is unparalleled.
• Thet are the only Pills in existent e, knot
tam rsaparilla In theM, the proprietor mil,
how trip - utdo.. the Sarsaparilla with other P
in ehrt of pills, .
IF PILLS ARE - NECESSARY
for porcindor clennsinc. the Atm:Melt sr& h
purify inc the blood or fluids of the body, as
native for removing the causes-of disease Ili
tinc its procress, and as a 14 prine-Pirifier l
will kr. found more effectual than any other.
VOUNG AND OLD, MALE OR FENL
may at all times take thent•withoot 'chance
restraint from tic mkiat ion, or fear of taking
exposure to all:kinds - of weather, for they c
mercury or minerals, which aro contained
pills, and which make other pills set 'unsafe I
suits to take. and uncertain in their tiffecti.
PERSONS OF ALI. CONSTITUTIOt
whether feeble or debilitated, or of robust
constitution, can lake ihem without prostrat
bilitaribc the system : they operated so easy a t
yet,ntfecteal, that little Inconvenience Is ea
kitrtheni.
THEY ARE GOOD AT ALT. TIME
for all diseases of whatever nature l nr kind.
Caution is neceesary I Bemire at ill tunes
and take no others than Dr: Leidyjs Blood I
others by names nearly Isitnilar, are spurious
dilated to deceive ; thelumprietora of then
tosell them on the reputation of the fentline.,
and only true Sarsaparilla and %'egetable tilt
Dr. Leidy.
a). Ileware of such Imposition, frantl and t
Touch 'them not, notch ices take them, for n I
isfactured to deceive the . public .I' their Mg,
Will besides deceive the tinily 71111 ) our eystt.!
etrerts. •
RemenAer ! :10 Pills in - a Doi (or 95 cents—
es for One Dollar: [No others contain - Tor
the Box
ir To he had In Pottsville at JOHN S.
TIN'S Drug store. Also, at JOHN T.l.
Drug store.
May 23,1816.
WARRANTED.
1
'Di..Leidy's Medicated Extrac f Sur
IS warranted equal to'the best, an -stipMl
other preparations of Sarmapari is: If
equally efficacious to any, and re do
tenths that is prepared, the inoneylt ill he r
Dr. Leidy. Numerouscertificates n vinghe
ed, and its known superiority in et r ngth 1 etl
quantity, (being in half pint bmileg, temk:r
nary further comments on its praise Su lc
ions bottle is equal to six pints of th stron.
that Is prepared , and is besides muc splurge
other prgparations. , It is sold at lel asin
02 25 for three bottles; 414 lor six bottles. i
Principal Depot, Dr. LEIDY'SII i IEA 'T
RIUM, S. E. corner of second and V nest ee
the fmiden Eagle and Serpents. !
` *To he had In Pottsville at JOHN S.
TIN'S Drug 'Store. Also, at JOHN Gi
.
Drug Fiore.
..... ...
May 2.1 d, ISM
pl;ilalcliil,a.
PHILADELPHIA.
Agrictinurai
N 0.291 Market at., sank side, Wren 7tk and eth
THIGIIDELPIfI4. •
rrimmAs FITHHER has Jett received Rom Worces
_l. ter, Massachusetts, an assorttnmt• or 'toggles,
Nourse, & Mason's improved Eagle Subsoil and other
PLOUGHS, which have been so much approved of by
the principal Agricultural Societies in New England
the several last _years; also 11#11111W11 and Stevens'
Self-Feeding Hay and Straw Cutters, a late aria very
valuable improvement in that 'kind of implement
Grain Cradles, rte.; an assortment of Ruggles, Nourse
& Mason's Self-Sharpening Ploughs of the form and
model of those above named, are'daily exitected. T.
F. has also. various and the most approved articles
manufactured in this vicinity; vie: Corn Shelters. Fan
or Winnowing Mills, Grain Cradles, large and xonall
llay and Straw Cutters, together with a large assort
ment or Farming and Horticultural Tools, Hay and
Maniere Forks, COAL Grain andthmaton sise'ste4 rind
Iron Shovels, tong handle round fend sou itP end ditto;
extra stout ,feel A”ailes for inickmakers ; Garden tin.;
Toy do; Garden Rakes and Does:all sizes; Field lines,
Potato Diggers, Scythes, Smiths, 'scythe' atones,
eh:Ail:4 ' Axes. Hatchets, , Ac. All or most implements
in the Agricultural and Gardening line will he kept
ronstantly at the shove store
Philadelphia, May 2.3,
Mackerel; Shad' and Herring.
-, 7 1 11E1 subscribers nt their Store, No. 40, North
1 %Vharves, Philadelphia, (between Arch and Rare
streets, keep an ass ortment of FISII, - in bills. and half
Nils:for sale, and solicit of storekeepers to examine
their prices, &c., before .buyina.l
JIM: M. KFNNEDV•& Co.,
Dealers in FllUtr, Grain and Fish.
May 22,1, 14th, Yl-3mn
TRUTH Ls „ifinirrr A.Vnirria. PREVAIL."
_4. B. 11 I.4RSUALL,
• • PHILADELPHIA,.
•
IS ? OW prepared to offer Wholesale and Retail, a,
large assortment Of Fancy ant? Staple • ...
DRY ColDtf,•
suited to the Country as wetl as the City Trade Re
Col.llll7tles the systentof "se ogdackent in prima,' which
he has pursued Mr the past tent, years and desires to
call the spechl attention of the politic to it as the only
tnv Ayxtryrs of retail business, and stunt is dericledlq
to the interests of the purebaser prntnnte.... It is quite
time that the fraudulent practice Of asking a high price.,
and abating to make the purchasers helievo they are
the "favored few," was done away. with, as, nine times'
nut of ten. they are made to py a higher price (howev
er great the reclarti ~,,, ) than the like, style and quality
can be purchased at the 'One Pritie Stetre.'
A. It. M. is in regnlar receipt the newest and: cheap
est seasonable rends, and wh m any article depreciates
in value, the price is at once marked down in low that,
it cannot he undersold. By this System the Purchaser.
can at all times buy with confident e anti sat iStliction,
and without waste of time in useless bargaining.' lie
has at this time a complete assortment of •
SILKS.
• Black tustrine. Ottoman, Pout de Soie,lfantna.lros"
de Rhine, - Annum, and collet Dress omit Mantilla ...dice.
Usn,
FP
eancy Dress Silks, from 4 cents ti, per ard,
including all the variety of approved and useful s yles'
and combination of colors.
Lining Silica, Foulard Silkr, Silk GingWm:
• LAWNS AND ORGANDIES. •
' 'Paris Painted Lawns and Organdies, of the heweet
and most approved style, as well aS the .heaped to the.
market. Also, Sehtela Lawns at ve,ry low priced.
FRENCH
Of the new designs. Alsd, Scinch Cinzbants and
Gingham Lawns, very cheap Eatlkton and
Manchester Ginghama fir Chtldren's wear.
FRENCH' CHINTZES. " I
Light, "medium, and dark 4olcirs, 4-4 wide. lan,
best make American Chintz nd 'Calicoes. or the ew
patterns, at N.S. cents per yar .
MOUSELIN P LAINES; ' '
.
Of the most splendid Ombre' and Printed style, .1
to the French, English, OM Amerivan, at 25 cant •
yard. \ i .
,li .
lIAREGEI2 .4 ;ND lIALZOLITNER, \ .
- Mill qualities and very variety of 11,!PiCIIS.,}11 I
to ill tastes. A lon, ethroidered and rhain-stim
Rolies, Ilyndere, and PI Iha dresses, einhroiderediri '
. r.
Most in and Bishop Law 'dress tialtrens—Tarletohs
colored plaid and stripe ',:trwisS Mullins.
WM E GOOD. '
Miry Swigs, Niitigook, Jaconet, Cambric,..ll
and Tarloon ins. Oita, Strip'', Corded. mill.
ured Cambric and switi,tln,.,Hislinn Lawn, Imita
=
ask Table Lineit, TalllU Cloth and Napkins,
Lawns, cheap Shirt inc. and sheeting Musl us, and su
iior Lung Cloth rfhirtinf
MOUItKiNG coODS-
Litpin's 4 flonillazinesOfi oil qualities, and the void
shades of Black, ititintner Bombazines or Brilliant
Silk and Cotton Wart Alpacas, Silks, Mouselin
Laines, Baptizes, Daly vines, Marquese, Grennilin •
Ginnhams. Lawns.. Cra >es. Crape' and Loge or Lei
1
Foils, Kid and Silk Gloyes, Ho,dery, Plain Silk; Gla,
Ottoman, Thibet..Barege and' Twisted Silk Sham
Scarfs and Cravats. ]
SHAWLS AND spARFs• •
French Cashmere long lnilogriare ohawls, Brnche 'n,
Printed Barest!: 'l'llibet ahil.Terkerrido:Glacia,
Pd Silk. Grenadine, Ileniani an Mohair do, arid !Owl
priced dn. • • I !
Cienadine,.Barege, and other long and oh .rt'
Scarfs.
.Aloo. Cravats. Black Lace and silk Mantiln
Capes and Cardinals, of the new giving:
OE
EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.
i f
Ended raps, Collars,ll and Spenrers. rhetnizett 5,
tinder sleeves and tutTS, l !Engli,7ll - find French Thre of,
Laces, Edsitics and Insertings. Linen Within Edzi s.sc
and insertings, rintid rtvriss and Cambric do, Black and
White Lare Veils.Cace HHasels, and Srarfs.wide IlLick
!Aces tar Mantillas, 31111. Tea tr.+ and Black BrUSAt!IS 1.5,Ce
for trinuning do, and dresses. r
and hla'rk npnn worked
and plain silk llnsiiiry; white and black half Woo-,
ribbed and plaint spin] Silk and ra l i n• i ilk do; also El,r-
Hsh and Piss while. colored. and unbleached rotion
do,.ribb'd, plain, einli'd docked. and open worked; also
; Children's Cotton do.' and Ladiel white and noble:idl
ed lisle thread do, Cif :vs scarce and
illisir able arliele,.lllllolier Ilosidry Of various descrip
-00118.
%MIMI
CA:111111'0 Ntil)
Plain milled bordered!. liiviero
Linen Cambric lintill.lkrs.
each. , Al4n, Baus. Par!ses, (;re
Gauze Veils, Black "Amn. Lead •
Paper Mnslins kc
,
_ EpR GIENTI:E3I
• All the, nr;w styles 401 rind rhea
Kid. Silk. Thirad, and tiler !Inv ,
Silk rind Linen Cambricm..ket Ile
Von can rind at M11ti 4 1111.1..
,
almost every article in /6' Good',
ihyat prices quite as low. l not
..,
'(it ix to his ',Orrin to se ) tirhrop)Ti
ly adding to his pinch Oh newel
you Will lie glue (if lieiti suite&
invited to call and judeelfor yon
Philadelphia. Mac Ptli,llelti. i
.CIREAP - did - Ai
PIfiLiADELPI
I 013) Li•vers fill JeWelle.d
lT Silver " •• IP.
„ • (1"/ CI Lepines Jewelled
Hileer • ' "
!rit by the.
II others,
Pit a in
and with
,retnfnrc.
that th e
contain
Qaartiers cow, ritrafity
Gold tvatcheit plain,
Siher rtperticles
Gold Pencils
" Illarelett;
Attn onlotiot a large assorts
hiareiPlA: finger rings, breast t ei
pens, swains, sugar, tongs I
rurb and fob chains. guard keys.
Ily low lorices; all I want, is to c,'
All kinds of rtorks and watt?
ra filed In keep good 'fling for on
silver bought or takrin e'irlian
an! hour brass Clor.ks at t .1.11
{etch Clock nittLiewullry stn
, ' street. above. I ttlf, Nor?
ZS=
Innd rilia
CP ssfully
:den and
pally in-
n to eon.
knowing
ili4tanccs
L AN el., for
art alter
arreo
rse pills
I:liil i ada., April 1.8,
, To Machinists •,
PLATT'S tiniversa I Clinch. a.
; gaiter's Sprint Hal
for rlteani En:tines, SO. SO and
and Counter ;scales ; more.than
patterns. For sale ‘vhalesale a '
manufacturer's prices, At No. 3t
101
old front
l ottnin no
in other
i t clanger-
Philadelphia, eb..7, 1816
PARLEY'S ',RAG ,%Z NE AND
- ROBERT MERRY' S MJSSEUM,
i •
Edit , 'l' by S. (7`. (sondrieli, author of Paler
'•' • Part(' 4:''.7 TI7 CS.
I, . -
T Mi`3 ex r e llpnt Periodiral for children, has attain- ,
• ed an unexampled idrridatir iii Chia Cottony, and
:deli in Europe, and ; no family ; who have children,
ought to pe without it. It cants' is a fund of entertain
ing infonnation adapted to the .- .Young. all of which Is
moral finite character, and very-Instructive to youth of
all ,PV.s'arol nag. Each niimluir is illustrated with a
nitmher of F.neravings on wooill Published monthly,
price .91 Odperannum in advanc& .
'lt abound:: in that kind of relling, that delights the
juvenile people. awl therefore w are not sorprimeil that
en ninny of them wish to be enlie(.rihers.—X. Y. Chris
tine o!;erricr.
re Subscriptions receic k yl fiitlX4ti Work,•at BAN
NAN'S Cheap Book Store:Pio ter Sill., where the work
ran he received monthly free its postage, or mailed to
n nv section of the Country. . '
_Jane fah, 1816; 9.1.
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d strong
or dr.
d
sed in ta-
to a k for
,ills. All
and eat
thinking
,bona -fide
lot Pills of
ickerv.—
ink tvi.kn
g TIVV. th y
• k their
I‘ , . fir x
y l'tll. to
C. MAR
.IIOWN'S
Copy lioolis .1 Cu py Books!! ,
A. FULL Pupply O( . • ' ' I
. Rand's Copy rittoCt4 , _
Woolley's Fopy Books,
I ROW:. Copy flookQ.
All with copies set, . Also. common Copy !Hooks,
Jost received and liti sate wholeiale and retail, at Phil
adelphia priem'at HANNAN'S 'Cheap Book and Sta
tionery Store, Pottsville.. Tear ers'andothern are in
vited to call and examinethem. - ••
Jane 0, ISM. 29---
OE
i. aparilla,
r to moat
not found
han nine
Junkil by
n pnt lish
racy and
urinates
it to say,
est Syrup
!than any
le bottle ;
,
. .. PACKING YARN.
THE subscriber respectfully Informs hi friends and
the public 14 general; that hh has appointed S. F.
Whitney, Agent for the sate of his superior Italian'
Hemp Packing Yarn, who will, eep a constant supply
at the Iron Works of E. W 'Pi Ginnie.
TII MAS JACKSON.
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U Reading, pa.
EMPO-
Ie, Sign of
2. 1818-.4-18
MHODINT CATECHIS, mot, parts Ist and 241, also
Methodist Hymn Rooks, la rtte and small, for ale
at DAMMAM'S Cheap Boolt-store, Pottsville.
bla Y 2
C. MAR
ROWN'S
BEM
t• to $2 25
Glitill33s
I.%lnenpr.. and enth',l,
from 12.} cents to $.21
!Luen fel: Veil..
F ilnrrd anil Brown do
art scarfs and cravats;
ves; Cotton half Hose;
dkfs, rhispandvrs, /kr.
Cliesnnt,strest,
Is that you require, and
seer, than cdsewhere,
.and as hr is constant
!. And cheapest Roods,
render, you are,
MEM
CHES.
rrr'leattke.li
lA.
$l5 on
23 00
so 00
1; on
10 f ;
15 00
1 '5
"." 2to
. 4Od
L . nt of .1"n1,1 and linkr
hoop ear rin:er, cold
Illitables, cold net k
and jetvellry, nt egnal
-11 con% iota eastin
.
s repaired and war
, year. Old coil aad
'e. For sale S day and
NIA 1.A1)03415,
No:112i Market
1" side, Philadelphia.
10.dmo
n&others
,I
sizes.' from : 6 to 20
nces, made exprmt,ty
t ponndS. Platform
r 0 different sizes and
f 1 retail at the lowest
I Walnut street. hy
• Al & BROTHER.
ELM
Correxpondeneelof the ;Inners' Journal
•- . .lions June 12, 1846,4
bun. BA ?malt —Your .readers will doubtlels
be gratified to know something of the - movements
of our troops at this time, when the hearts of the
whole country have been made to leap with joy,
at the brilliant achievements of our gallant little
army under the command of Gen. Taylor, who
hew proved himselran excellent ern - Tr:and a brave
and moat consummate Commander. Yesterday
over Three Hundred 'then embarked at Governor's
Island, un board the Ship Henry Pratt.. Capt.
- Hartley, for •Brazos
,St. Ingo.' viz: two compa
nies of the 2rl Regiment of the U. S. Nrtillery, 41
110. rectui a fir the...2d U. S. Dritgontii, the whole
under the Commaied of Capt. 11. SWartwout :il
Artillery, and destiiiCil for the Army of Occupati.n
undtir Gen. Taylor. - The.OlTirers-attic.hed lei the
4.l4min:nes ar as fllows: 2rl Arhllery, Captain
H. Swartwour ;. Ist Lieut. J. Scilgwi& z 2.i Lieut.
H. J. Hunt; and Brevet 2rl Limit. Went:: Copper
—Company G. 2d .% rtillrry, Lst • fneut. M. L.
Slbielrelfoolv,lat Lieut. Wm. A.l'N'tvhols; 2d
Lieut. R. SOiipley ; and• Breve , -2d; . " .. 14 ut. George
Edwards. Lieut. Swig wick comm ands the recruits
for the Dragoons, until they join the A rtny. i 'As..
sistant Sergeant 11. - S. VVoliersponn It , S. A rniy,
accompanies the tictiirlinielit. Trie,N. Y. E %press
'says: •Thesel:omiiiinie s i belong to Col. 13ankt earl's
Reg. U. S. 2d Artillery, and .are the tinert hotly Of
men that ever left Governors Islatnl.' ! They are
in ti high state of discitiline.anid will prOve a niorit
valuable auxiliary In the gallant Taylor. !I s is 1.1,1 p.
!Nag to say that they will do tin ic! duty, Pr, when
did the 2d Artillary err rfril lit doing their duIN;
let the history of the war of 1612, the late Florida
war, and the battles of theSth and 9th u'q. ani.wdrt
the glOrious 2d was always in- the thickest,. atd
hottest of the light. Without dliip areging any, I
i
Will venture to say, that tin one contritiiited tun e
to the success of the engagements of tlie• 6th and
9th than Capt. 'Hutican's battery, supported as 'it.
was by Luther & Roland, of the same 'll'eginteut,
acting as Infantry .;
and to whose training a re we
indebted for thei:e g lotions results! to the 'Microns
and gallant CoL Brinkhead, the cornman•.er of the
id; he iaacknowledzed to be 0/1P of the best dis
ciplinarians and tacticians in the service, and re
spected and beloved by all who have any thing to
do with him; his bravery and soldier like beating
is only equalled by. his urbanity as a gentleman.
The Col. arcompataril the troops on board the H.
F. from the Steamboat, and as they passed the .
Battery and Ships in the harbour, they were greet
ed with..long.--arid' patriotic cheering, which was
cordially returned by the finmfellows an board the
Boat; and the for the partinc;.tnany a moist eve
looked upon Col:B. as he shook (hem cordially
by the hantLand regretted he could not accompany
them; they all love him for his kindness to them,
°dicers and men. If the balance of hiAtegimerit
should be Ordered to the scat of war. Colt(. will
then take the command of his Regiment, and my
•word for it you will hear a good account of him-,
and them. • - 7" Your friend N.-
P. S. The troops marched from Gov. Island to
the tune of •the Girl I left behind me," ant! we
left the ship amid the cheers of the troops to. Col.
8., which was responded, to, by his hand:playing;
the S:nr Spangled Banner. I led proud of old
Pennsylvania, in giving us.two such gallant spirits
as Lieuts: Luther & Roland, of Bears and Lan-
caster Counties; our next Legislature muQt vote
them each a sword; what say you! I know your.
patriotic soul . vvi . ll . 93y .A ye! [Azle! A r
The Lebanon Courier, after giving the names or
the Conferees appointed to represent Schuylkill
county, remarks as IqUows
..The Schuylkill ctinfetees are not instructed ,
but the N r lf.iers' Journal intimates that they will
insist upon having the candidate from' Schuylkill.
,Wr2,,p'reSuine the Whigs of Lebanon county Are
willing that Schuylkill shall have the candidate.—
A resolution of this character was passed at their
County Convention in 1844. and we are not aware
that there is any, disposition to depart from
We. would, however, tell the Journal thst ttie
Whigs of this county will look fora better endorse
ment next fall, of the claims of :Schuylkill. than
that county has ever yet given since it belonged to
this Congressinlial district. It would. be rather a
hazardous buiiiness for Schuylkill to send her can
didate out of the Bounty with 1.100 majority against
him, as has been the case heretofore." 1
We plead guilt to the Charge that thittcounty
is Loeofoco, but cur friends neahe Courier. : pile up
the figures a little too high. In 1843 the_inajority
in this county against the Whig candidate for eon
grus, was only 414—in 1814 we admit. the ma
jority against us was large (1010 votes.) but this
must be stil l ibuted heavy importation of voters
intolhe county on the public works, then progress
ing, to enable thelocofOcos to wtn numerous bets
made on the result of the eJection. But we hope
to do better, and arc inclined' to think that Schuyl
kill will tell a different tele nest fall.
R-• • Fl. Aft Pii.F.SF.NTATlOls,7.—Thef.adieA of Fott. , -1
1 :," vine. - will present i splendid SILK Ft. io, to;
Shiftier Club No. I. of Selmylki4l County, on the 4th qt ..
July. The Flue centre is preparinz at.tlie shop of MP
Henry C. Frreliml. anti - no doubt will he a handsomer
affair, as Mr. F„ to ltint a likeness of Wi - tt'ilitscioN
in the centre or the Stars. .
June 6, 14416 •
. Mat 'hem al 'cal Inst rumen s.
11F.AIITIFli1. article in riiialtoaany Irxes, very
I 1 che ap. .41 o in izital Skirt boxes. some to sow, as it
prr !six. For sale at 11.1NNAN'S Chimp Stationery
Store, Pottsville. slay
Strain's l'erfaltlo.l Sand
17011 rlerinsing, whitening. and purifying. the hand,
Ji Ladies riding. gardening. or painting, or gentlemen
shooting, 4untinc. fishing. rowing. or,up• amusement or
exertion prejudicial tot he hands. will find the unproved.
Sand Wash Ball pleasingly efficacious in removing all
hairilness.sta ins, re . s. and all ilisfignrement, prc:crni,
jug chopping, and renderingthe.skinsnit • feir,andplia-
Mr.
They priori the 111,4 softening and refreshing •
sensation. and will be found an execlleni eat slitme fir
the Heidi Brush. Just receiCed and for oak nt
HANNAN'S Perfittitery story, Pottsville.
CBE
HOUSES & LOT FOR, SALE.
Tiil. sulisorriner offish, (or seale. the twn
•.4 story Itikit'onil stone house, situated on
••• • the north side of Market street, ill the 1,11-
' rough' of Pottsville. - The buildina insulting.
on Market street, in built of brie k and
stone, two stories high, wull a two story hark . Min
ding. There is also aT wo story frame huildinit ere,:
led no the same lot, fronting on Leon street.. The I.nt
51 feet, 5 Mellen front, and i(ii!Mg to the ,liviiii„f
PA feet to Lynn street: making two L'Oini fronts. with
Sufficient spore ground. fiir the crertion of two mote
houses, nue nn Market and the other on Lyon Street.—
This priquerty ft aon Market Square, and•is.ronsll
- one of the hest locations in Pottsville. For terur,a,
kc., apply to the sutiscrther on thuu premises.
FRANCIS 11.1 2 7_1 4.
May 2:3, •
.N. 11,—lie ohm offers for ile or rent, his stork of
Bottles' and Bottling Apparatan, on accommodating
tern's. •
Diffusion of Useful Knowled;e.
Twenty Alillione of Inhahitante in the United Slats.
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rear of its publicalmn. inches United.States,tt e work
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Agent for the sale of thelwork in Schuylkill County.
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F/ ~.,;i~yn~A
MINERS' JOURNAL.
Saturday horning, june2o,lB4ll(
- Atlverti, el , will observe hp the wren... Taint 0 1 1
our that nova will he t found on tiersrage, whin
tin mailer to ;dative his etc over all the wirer
Thie iihtiatria to a ;rout 'rah-111. /he. iihjectioni
of burin:: a.ls rtisOMrvk pineo.l whit is termed the
out..ido of the tuipur.
NVe 11;os-is beru infernird. ht rt Olsen %VIVI
is rally rapal,le or lialgia'g, that the .I.kieuerreoz
type , likent..,t, tilhell I \lr.. i3ptitan),Thm . Y. itj
.1 . 10,1 illy; are of thy tilos; s up e rior eharaetei ntal ,
Sfr. Bat Ikard i•; , to be found at the Tewti
.lall,
F..ks ho %vas commit? yo.l tojnit on a eintigti
of : roaushightt•i. iu kiiliue 'rhottae.Cellahatt,
tt Tuy,..,lns- lost 111 - Might ' heron. Covirt at t)rwi,.....ea•
llrg, I 1.17,075 . intlepun. After a hearing, bit
was rclu,,eglan'a he wmtiemantled•
V A 1.1.T.T FunNatc--We refer - one thdaf t. to
t
nn atNerns. mem in nnot er column, of inter
an
est of one Ira of thisva Liable Purnner, for sate:
We learn illat two %Tin. Of Iron Orr haire recent:
ly been opined within Mita abort distance of thd
works, ohich foolloce nn abundant supply of 'OM
for the ico• of the Furnace. Any person wishing
to. in veA in this kind of property, is here present:
ed witil'a good chance to - do Poo • , '
Cir . r.N.„l . A If ton. has bee
merlin; at•TJentao Ne l w
candidate for the Pregi.ten
lion'. hfr. te:vin, M. C. from Philadelphia ivtli
been ehtutTed:with 'corruption - for etlimcating dui
:Section:ll 164; at Philadelphia: and has denier!
the (gouge. ' imputation was thilawn Mit" In
nn attve,tiscinent - M th e Possibly vriS
may have another committee of investigation.—;
Those. Philadelphia members give a great deal
of trouble.
. .
'For the first time in fife e l n years, i7eva gatrifit
shire I.as'eleeted a Whig Uti4oiror.l The 1119n. 1
tutivre which has led to this change L curious Ii
may be remembered thlit. John P. finle was reptii
dialed by the party in cohsequ'ence of his refusal
to vote . for the none - Z[loOn of TOas; in thtl '
'nest caOvasp he startedial's an indeitentlent tatiz
didate, and succeeded in defeating the nominee of
the Locofogo party, there being .no Election. At
the last election, the choice devolvei on the Le'
.kislature ivhich chose a Whig; Mr COlby,Govett:
or. Hely was elected to the U. S. .Senlite for siz
years, while Col. (Mel has been e.himeti in plad
I
of Scones, 'appointed pro t,ern. .Cll.-Ciliey 76 .
fit fit a Whig.
'and, asiltelaketi his seat itnnit;..
diatel „ !his election makes a gain of i two vote's itt
1 : I
favor of the Tariff' in the Senate: ! t
J ;
Mr..ico.—Later news has been iecciveil (unit
Mexico, via Havana, by the schooner Merchant:
at Charleston, S. C.• It brings da t e's from Vets
Cruz to June Ist.' • ' • . f
The 'Consuls of the different Meutral Nations
have protested against the blockade of4Yera
Pho.population of that city are raPidlyk leaving itr '
Congrea. was 'to meet on the 27th, BustamenteC2
having been appointed its Prisident. is thoughtParedes will, be elected constitutional President:
He will March 'in 'person to iliatamores ttt the heed .
of a strong army composed `the Atesrre prinei•
leaving)3ravo Presiderit ad irderir
cie payment as suspended mid busines
The expectation of procuring
. fundsl
clergy had failed.' •
. .
The situation of our squad
the English is -considered-6
on the declaration of war, thl
will he occupied by the Bri'
it will not be witliOut a strug
strong force i"ifh itim,fintr
ton;'will attempt "in hold hi-
' THdIIZON
'A:VA Ll7 utr. Erik fUr...%
. Very able and intereating rep
on the Iron' Trade of the St.
miner consisting of Nl4tos.
poet. George N. Eckert. nit;
VI, Ito were i.eleoed for said
and Iron Asneiation of t
pamlihlet col l sigi of t upw,ir
eathraceA n thto of all the Fu
. Rollin Mills in The State, to
nuot product. Tflur limiti
give any, extended - extracis
therefore content ouruelves
rocto%itiiz, ,re4titts in the a,,.tgrr
I hr trionThtr of Furn3crs
up'l.l 181'2. tuna '213, of .vbi
capable of prpaucing 189,35
Nyiml•e'r I3tn .
rsittMirot9 built =ince,
,•1' Lrue nc 110. - '
Making an increase of T l63lnew PUrnai
hie of producing 17;3.200 t'ofs of Pig
Which inust - be addill the in •niaqed capa
old Furnarica during . the ,4a le period, Nil.
971 lona. making the increaseil prodUctin
Aietni 216.171 tons, or more Man onel
j(er rent .sincelhe pmrsage r /he litrjA
The enpiial inees.tell itt , worksnp to 18 ,
is calculated at .... , .17 per lon for charcoal, 1
per ton for Anthracite Furnaces, was cstn
beB ,
Ince,;ted since 1542; . -. . GI,
. 4 .2.zregale capital
This is rertniiily a 'pro=
1 9 0 ;real for Liii•ofo
tn•'}'ond their eismpreheni-ior
and the
,We•:vill rcfi•r to the• Pam
POSTS
fhe Secretaryof the Tre
to th'e ulpioers of the cnsbii
.M.itarnoras, tilos (Tenn
;Northern : Pro:,rinees of Me
tifacrure4, free of duty. •
4Th e 'soppier - bent:try arm
ate by a vote of 32 to 19, al
Cocos. and wry iWhig.
'Gen. Gainer ie at
le ond:wom down.
..The treaty has been r!
• he vote has been vlriou,ly.
tul 39 to 14. The seal of
emoved. , So thus terminal
t ith Engl4ml.
Jnort K. 'Kane has been
as Ind& of the U. S.
astern District of Penns7..•
NATIONAL UGH
AI a meeting of the Natinri. l
rir Srbitory. nn I he. evehnig I
oti rapt. EI Iltsan
niid Ole following preamble
thously adopted:
It be.Tas. Our respected c
has served in this crentrany dd
and by he. many qualities as
rurce.esively elevated throng
the lionnrable station of rapt
infantry of I' ttsville. lie it,
Roolred, That we deeply
the seentinelv incurable attlir
len:nine' necessary: and whi
;midterm. we shill ev.i eMeein
krxelred, That we
. arrept t
loved I,lllllla kittlfelltr it
iy.andhellievingatuagerseni
to'his health.
Reeutred, Th:tt w•e who .en
tees or nor fete Centel , et e
nfiltinteired that confidence in
no iteeeggar)' in an nhle'cenin:
Prst,l rt.!, 'Clirti
IF. Bn-+ ~ •l r aud N. M. Newini
der thi4 li , tinionial of onr
and ceif,e it to be publi.licd
tough. - •
'CO!
nominatrci by a iaigi
Jersey, di tho Peat)lel
nt. Bpe.
was dull.
from the;
regard td
It is said
ton with
ngerous.
',. whole
Admit;
•le. Corn]
'hen joinedl
ific coasf
I. If so,
Sinai bat
by Slack%
ADE
e received postettlay:
a, in pamphlet form.
te, made 4 a Com:
7homas ghamb r rai
Samuel J.• Reeies,
urpose, cry the tits{
'ennAyisanie. The
A of 30 piges. and
naces; Fori4eS. and
ether with
ill not pct
'hitt week,
ilk snonnin
gate:
erected in
h were Ai
their an
4nit Os to
I ntl magi
g up the
he State
ithrerite,
fr Metal,
li Tons of
titictiong
g - FrAi tont
5,9.00 dn.
3,C0)
narcs - Prn
13 1,
'AMEdo
es, cnilll=
?tietof, to
ity of rite'
pl to n e r
ut of Pig
latindrrd
: 84 2
12, which
and 4 ;25
meted to
5G0.418 .
100.400'
!669.8
c since.
--it it
'fariff
ed.
xt week.-
szimm
•oisrn to st-Ak
—therefore
tavOilevs cro4tl4
,ptilet again ne•
IPTI
~ory has issue'd orderto
to grint clarancea
g the market of the
ico to American man -1,
Lill passed tfle Sect- -
the ay es bein g .
Loco-.
ington seeminbly
titled by the .Senate:.
estimated at 40 to I I,•
secrecy has rint been ,
.a all clanger Of a war t
tinfi'rrpeA fiy the Sen-
Dierict of ttuf
,vania.
INFANTRY:
II I.+7.ht Itifantry l fink] at
f thu 2,1 Met. Opt resit
st•rtm formally Xrceptilif
and resnrolinner unoinl- -
mmandPr, E. EL lifAnd...
ing the, term of 11 years,
citizen nitt! soFifier,hern
each eralle.oflriink. to •
tin of the Nittinnal - Light
thtreforp,' . i ;
zy npattlize milll him In'
ion that renders! AN reli-
e ire ,pparate li.B fellov?-
AIM as our fel , m-ritiZett•
e rosienntinn o fnor A
te a kendervd ithwlllinz
e•t .nuld be m ore injurious
-1 I .1 '.
ntimately know tho iv
tray. had and! still h old
lislcouragy atullutigMent
tinier.
tuy.,•ll, Enzizn Wtn': H.
n, tn. 0 committee to len
'pot 1 to oar late i'apair„
an the paper.', ”f nut be-