-nr,V• , 'The Coal Trade for 1816. 'Cost. Fationvs.—Vesiets are more plenty toeonvey veal to Eastern 'Porta. We quote to Boston it GO to 4111.70; Providence and Fall River ii 35 toil 40; Alba ny and Troy 11l 25 to fil 50 ;_ Piero York 05.t0 10 ; -and to Baltimore 70 to 75 cents per ton. Bent to market for the week ending on Thursday evening last. Port. Carbon, . Possvitte. • Sam;!kill haven, Port Clinton,; . ' • 32,091 03 • 1113,20 44 • Ulan OP TOLL AND TRANSPOIMATIOi . f. ' From Mt. Carbon. S. Haven. P. Clinton 'fo Richmond 01 111 'To Philadelphia, 1 70 1 60, 1 43 • LEHIGH COAL-TRADE. The followtorte the quantiliotCoal sent to market lap to the 4th Wet. Summit Mlnt Bbume Run Bearer Meadow Hazleton Buck Mountain Summit Wyoming Total • WYOMING COAL TRADE. - , bent to market to July I, ISI6 34,-MO TINEGROVE (OM 'TRADE. ' Amnitin - of Coal. transported on Union Card 11.111 Lod from 181 b to :tab June [inclnsive] Tuna Cwt qr. 4.153 It 2 !Per tastreport 10.000 18 0 01,23 0 3 AMOUR transported on Swatara Road Tons rwt. qr. 2,524 16 3 Per last report 9,836 3 O. Total 311Nt HILL AND SCHUYLKILL HAVEN R. ROAD. The following is the u.tnount of t im bal transported over. this Road, during the week,ending Wednesday even lag last. .1. 14,477 00 Tons, Per Last report, 206,657 19 Total 211,166 19 WILLIAM XEWELI., Collector MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD FOR 181 G. 'The following is the amount of Coal passed over the Still Creek Rail Road, for the last six days. 4.360 07 Toni Per last report, 59,111 01 - Total, G 3.611 pfl GEORGE HADESTY, Collector MOUNT CARBON RAIL. ROAD. The amount of Coal tramported over thhr road for the week ending on Thursday evening last, is 5;140 Tons. Perla - at report .10.5.323 " scrtuyt.ium t ALLEY •RAIL ROAD Amount of , Ce.al trunspo,ted over the t-:chuylkill Val ley Rail Road fur the week ending on SatnTtlay even ing, last. Per twit report, Total. 83,570 O 1 Tons JESSE TURNER, Collector MOUNT CARRON & PORT CARBON RAIL ROAD. Amount of Coal transported over the Mount Car bon & Port Carbon Rail Roan for the week eluting on Saturday last. 05 tons Per last report ' 136,684 07 tons' Total, 111,837 12 tone JESSr, TURNER, Collector. • WANTED. • Q Boat Builders. Also, 6 Carpenters to wham good I.lwaves and steady employment will he. given. Apply to CHARLES STMIER. July 11th, :.4-3N . w A N - TED AMINITIER of laborinz men. also one or urn good keepers at the r.liatirolsin Iron Works. None but zondpauds need upply. lIIIVANT & WOOD, . Shamokin Iron Works . Etlioklot June Z' , f..1...44.41. Building Lots, ON Market street, near -fl. , Nichols, Esq., feet •-• front by Inn feet deep,-for sale. GEt). M. CUMMING. 2741 Pottsvilte July JBl CARD. -nil. fm • several years past practising in the .1-1 city of Philadelphia, offers his sex vice.s to the in ttabitanis of Pottsville and its vicinity. lie would ' , respectfully inform his friends and the public generally. that ho is prepared to attend to out-door practice, and Rive Medical advice, at his te s ideace, Norwegian and Third sweets. N. B.— Dyspepria successfrilly created. Fever and Ague, without opium or quinine. Pottsville; July 4, 18-16.. T.7-It* Public Solei l by Executors. IN PURSUANCE of the directions of the last will and testamen: of John Roashos,late of Bethel town *hip, Lebano4 county, deceased, the undersigned, ex ecutors, will sell by public sale. on' Thursday the First , day of October ne.rt, At the Tuba Howse of Samuet Reard, in the bormazit Schegkill lizven, Schuylkill coenty ; all that cer, - wain half Lot or r.2gtoetco, situate no Front street, in *aid hornamit, adjoininr lots marked with letter I) and No. 4; and letter E and Pints; being the northern halt of the lot marked in the neneral plan of the Ad dition to Schuylkill Haven. with the letter U No.l ; on which arc erected a larm• and convenient . sTOItY FRAME. HOUSE. and other ••••i nn buildirma .will given on the 61,4 day of April, lel,. yule to enmntenee at I o clock P. NI-, when the 'terms will be made known 1 4 y _ _ _ JAI. Oft WENDEL, . . • JOHN SATTAZAIIN. • WENDEL GEHART. rx - erntors'nf Jchrs Botyhor, elt^eased.- 13cbuylkirl Ilaven, J (ay 4 ' 27-13 t NOTIC LI IS hert.by given to the subscribers of stock to the Cat tswissa Bridge •Company.that. - a 2ml and :id instal lments of five dollarfrearh Is required to he paid to the Treasurer, on or belOre th 4 Ist day of Aueust end Ist day of September _nem, uctitcrtively, By order of the & Ikea 1). CLARK, Treasurer. • •Cattawissa, 27-:it -- • Transverse Neelions F THE Coal Region, on which all the, veins of coal OF between the Sharp and' Broad Moun tains, are detirnated. For vale urfIANISAIN'S Cheap Book store, Pottsville.. July 4 • WIDE CURTAIN PAPER. 100 aPnirt;.".falYevwitep C u r .i t t a e i n a na Paper,just rec e ived at iL ,LNAN'S Cheap Book and' Paper Store, Pottsville C)-Merchants supplied by the Dozen, to sell again, at city prices, carriage added. July.l, MI6. 27 . To Coal Dealers. AYOUNG min who his been in the Coal Business for two years, whosepresent engagement expires san the Ist of August, wkhes to obtain employment as book keeper, either it Richniond. Pottsville. or Mauch Chunk. Unexceptional references will be given. Ad- Areas ALVA STEPHENS. Philadelphia, Pa. 117-el • Philadelphia, Jury 4 • - Money Lost. AB3 Bill was picked tip in thi s office this week. The owner can have it by calling and proving property. .June 22, •-• WIIDLES\LE AND RETAIL - Dry-Good, Gyoccry, flour and - FEED STORE, • IN DIINERSVILLE,ScIiurtmLL COUNTY. • THE subscribers have just received and are now offering for sale, a large and elegant assortment • of Goods, comprising nearly every article for use, as Nettles comfort, that the region. require. Our Stock taunts in part of the following articles : Dry Goads, Blue, Black and Colored Broad Cloths; Blue, Black and Fancy Cassi r-....--7 • tneres, Do. Cassinett ; Tweed anal Fancy Silk. Satin and Silk . Velvet Vestiogrt. .14431 in . •• de Utiles, Lawns and Bulzarines, • Cali • toes, of every style and . pattern, slack & Brown Muslin, Check. Bunt Gingham, &c. Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Qugenaware, Wines of every kind, Hardware., Liquors, i - , Ram and Caps, Bacon, Fleur, Feed, , These together with the balance ot our Stock, we offer, all cheap, if not chea per, than any miter establish ment in the County. snowing our ability to sell good and cheap Goods, ace do not hesitate to invite our friends and the public in general. to call at our Store for bargains. , BAST & REPPMER. P. S.—Coantry Produce Leken'ht exchange at the highest market prices. D. & R. , July 4, 1516. Twenty Carpenters Wanted- 1-114 LOCK No. 10 nod It of the Schuylkill Canal, at ILI or near the Toll Gate on the Centre turnpike, two miles below l'ottsville. 75 per day will be given to good and steady workmen, and pay every week, and weak will last several months. Apply to J. ALLEN, Contractor. roUsville, June 27, 1840 VS• Were. T0T41... • 10,186130, 181.464 66 5,51063 . 110,451 05 . 14.152 14. 226,540 14 2,042 06 37,783 02 Total 60090 00 44670 00 MOI 00 31Tt 3 im 17:,05 00 5323 00 510 00 Week. 11320 043 465?. 00 ,4 .3. , 03 00 ' -2880 00 IRO 00 ns 00 245 0C 1%?,223 00 17,073 00 12,260 19 3 Srs 9 2, V. 1.. •CONTU J J, Collector Total, 114,063 " N • CLT:A.V ER. Collector 5.239 12 Tm*:" 78,630.09 Tons. WROLRSALE & RETAIL DRA IRS In ;Dry Goods, Groceifes, APO . .11 Feed n • And, Mixo Goods, cor.Sunbury se. Be.,t Spencer's R. IL • - StISIMITILLC. !AL - • , BESIJ..WILUTIIOLO lEWi, ATTORNEY AT LAW." Porrivna. l'a..;, - . ' Office in Centre street, three doori below die Miner's Journal' Office. • -Jerre - 14 23• 3 m0 .1 nail Road Iron for slate, THREE Tons of 11- inch by I.incli , HMO an, removed from the Lykens Valley Rail Road, and now for sale at Witonisen, Dauphin County, Pa: Ap ply to P. W. SiIEAFER, Superintendent. Wlcoulsco,Juiy li, 1818. - 28-31 • ItAIL ROAD rata onroils 2i }Flat Bar Rail Road iro , Liu 50 do le x I do do • do ! 8 AG 21 .t I do do • doiwith spikes. 15' do 1z; do d. l And Plates, for sale by ' A. Bc. G. RALSTON, 4, south fion t a Philada. Thiladtt., July 11, 18411. JUNIATA- BOILER - I 4 ON, kr, TONS awned Boiler Iron , Nos. 3 , 4 and 5 of ilii widths 0r2,32 and 30IncheS and raddoniTengtbs, for-sale by A. & G. RALSTON. 4.Bonth front strati, Phifaila. - Philada , July 11, IBId. „ . C. T. ROWELL,' Aurgeon & 'Mechanical Dentist, D a ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladiel and Gentle / & men l-Muss-111e audits tha he has open.. ed an office in the. Hall of the Sons oT,Temperunce, next door to A. R. White's store; whererhe offers his professional services. -He is provided with the latest improved Porcelain Teeth, which'will he inserted on I pivot or gold plate. to look as well as the natural.— The . cavities of decayed teeth will be (*sized out and tilled with gold of the finest quality, which' will pre vent their further decay or aching, andl render them useful for many years,and in most cases daring life.— The tartar and other foreign substance . will also be removed. rendering theteeth clean and he gunis and breath so eel and healthy. Teeth and stumps of teeth Which have become useless or troublesome, will be ex tracted with the latest and most approved instrtiments, in the most careful and scientific mantle , and with tile_ least possible pain: Persons desirotis of procuring whole sets Of teeth, 'Would do well to give biro a call, as much time, triut• ble and expense might be saved by barPtg their work done at home. In short, he is prepared to attend to every thing in the line of DENTISTRY. and his performances will be warranted to answer all the useful arl ornamental purposes of the art. Ladies x,lll be waited on at their laces of resi dence, when desired. Among the numerous reeotnmendati ris which the subsenber.hasin his possession, he refers the public to the following from the lion. James Come r, of Adams county, formerly a representative in Co egress Ilstialskiran, Starch 6, 1816. Isis with great pleasure I bear testimony to the skill of Dom. Rowell, as a Dentist. Several jobs of his . which I have seen, are as near perfect as can be. His operations I have seen, are perfumed ti l ith great care, and his work is characterized not onlyi y great neat ness, but appears to he done In the mos durable man ner. - JAMESCOOPER. July 11, 1846. IIS-7.3nt0 . .. Orphans' Court S Ir. DiutsuANT to an order,or the Orp ians' . Court of atchtiylkill County, the.subseriber, administrator of the Estate of Michael Delbert, tate of West Brunt i wit; Township, in the count* of 00.11,1 kill, deceased, will expose to sale',lby P u blic Vendu , en Saturday, the 6th day of Augmot next, at 2 o'clock i the alteration, at the Manse or Michael Greed; jn the 130 rough of Or wicsburg, a certain inessuao ' e eetenement,4latitation. and tract of land, situate in West liturutwig ownship, county aforesala, bfit(ndett h 1 lands of William Grief, Peter Fisher, Istiacz:Oilvi„.•, Christian!' Delbert, John Ilan nen, Michael Exi - eiranclothecs,conlaining 146 aerbl and 22 perches sttlettneaiure. ALSO, a certain i.f brick ine.asuage or lot of frodad, situate in the wic2.burg, county afOresai Fir' County Jail, bounded by I'ditflin,street, Lot um, the estate or gala deceased, •:Attendan and the conditions of sale made known place of safe by - JACOB nimmEn, By ordet of the court. SAMUEL G tl Ortrigsburg, July 11th, IN THE ORPHANS' C 8 URT OF . Schuylkill Comity. . i hi the matter cif the.Zstate of lAnna Ma ia Pa.ffentrerit:r.decta7l. , - 'SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, ssa . . THE Commonwealth of Pennsylva nia,. '',.•.' to William; Tatrenbcrger, Anna ir - ,• k • -. Maria intermarried with George Lind- . 4 ] ner, Frederick PetTenbereer, Magdalena - Pattenberger, Joshua patfenberger, Pe ter Palrenbereer, John Paffenberecr and .an Interinarried with Ludwig Scnroeder, all heWs and le gal representatives of Anna Maria palfenberger, late of Pinegrove Township, in the county of Schuylkill, deceased, .GREcrisa.:— . . You are hereby cited to be and appear before the Judges of an Orphan's COM nt an Orphans'. Cowry to be held at Orwiesburg, in and for tichWylkill County, on Monday, the 6th day of September, 1615, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon, thew and there to accept or refase the Real Estate of the • said Anna Maria Palfenbergee, de ceased, situate in Pinegrove Township, in the County aforesaid, at the appraised valuti thireof, and hereof FAII..NOT. . Witness the. Honorable LIITHEtt BIDDER , Prost- , dent of our said Court at Orwigsburg, the 111th day of June, A. D., 1846. • SAMIJE4 CUSS, Clerk. Orwigsburg, July kb, 181G.28 .3t TOWN . LOTS ON THE Delaware Coal Company's (Klntnee Trael,) it • NEAR MINERSVULF. I \VIM. be sold by us, at Auction, on Thursday, July '23,1, at to o'clock, A. al, at th public house of • George Brunt, in Millersville:, ' tl The surface only of said lots will fm sold, alt Con!, hOre and Mtneral richt*, being reserved to the Company. Art 'unincumbered anal unquestionable ;title vrilrfie given. Terms of sale very liberal—sale positive. - Plans of the Lots (mitobering upwards of one bun.; dred) may be had on application at the Delaware Coal . Company's Oflkea in l'hitadelpbia arid Mount Carbon, or at the Auction In, No 10, Walilut street, Phila delphia. . T OMAS dr. SON, Auctioneers. July 11, 181/3. =B"`u_. Orphans' Court nunsumir to un order of the Orphans' Court of Schuylkill county. the isubscriluirs, exetutors of the estate of henry I,clar,late of the County of ,Philadelphia, deceased, vOll exposejjo sale, by Public 'endue, on Saturday, the lst'day of August next, at 5 o'clock in the afternoon; fit the house of J. Moyer. Inkeeper, in the Borough tit Orwigsburg, the one full, equal, undivided ,sixteenth part. (the Whole into sixteen equal parts,tolie 'parted and divided) of all atom:Vire,: certain contiguous eat adjoining tracts or parcels of land, eituate paitly in Norwegian, and partly in Branch Township, in the minty of Schuylkill, the whole together generally called "The Gettte and Wagoner Tract." The said undiviiied sixteenth pail, containing 72 acres or thereabouts„ Laic the estate of said deceased. Attendance will,he'airen and the con. ditions of sale made known at the ''time and place of sale by • JOIIN C. LANG, HENRY LELA% Executors °I'll.; Lelar; deccasil. By order of the Court.. UIII • , SABEEGSS, Clerk.' Orwicsdurs, July 11, 1546. ' ' 2S—lt , Witr.tsm STEVONSON, 67 ilepteinbei Term, vs 18.!&. James McKnight and ' Sittatitons Au David McKnight. ' t Partition. • SCHUYLKILL' •C iiVNTIT, Ss. t ~.."4 :: :: : ,-;., TIIF: Comnimmeattl i i or i .anp o ylva : , t L #... . :„,Q, A l7 ; i a i t E. the ls :h :_ triF of pc 3 3 willi t o u o, •steverso t t: ' 4 •1...-; . make yen secure 4c presenting his .. , • clainisAthen we command you, that you amnion by good and lawful sointitom rs, James Mc- Knight and David McKnight, late of your county, yeo men, so that they be and appear , hdfote out Judges, at Orivigsburg, at our County Courtin( Gammen Pleas, then toile held the first Monday ofiSeptember next, to .how Wherefore, whereas they tI4 said WHIM' Ste venson and the aforesaid James McKnight and David McKnight, together and undivided, do hold a 'certain tract or parcel of hind, with the appurtenances, situate in Barry Township, Schuylkill county, adjoining,' lands of Hannah Yarnell and others, onithe waters Of Ma honey, containing nine hundred Mid six acres and al lowance or thereabouts, they the slid James McKnight and David McKnight, partition thdreof between them. according to the 'la ws and custnnis of the Common wealth of Pennsylvania, to be made ; do gainsay, and the same to be done, do not permit very unjustly and • contrary to the same laws and cusfioins, &c., and have then there the names of those spiumoners• and this writ. , • • Witness the lion. LUTHER KIDDER, Esq., Presi dent of our said Court at Orwigsiturg., the Will day - Or June, one thousand eight hundrei and forty six. -" C. M. STRAVI, Prothonotary. Orivi;eborg., July /I, 1516, 1 2.i.:4.4 t Town Lots, at Pablle Sale. ANUMBEK of bonding lots, situate in the borough of Tamaqua, will be otrered at Public isle, on Sat urday, the lila of Jag inst., at 2 o'clock, P. M., on the premises.. These tots are handsomely and advantage misty located for Inept kinds or buSlness, and it is con fidently believed that they will enhance much in value in a short time. They are worthy the attention of all persons who may wish to Incite themselves In a town whie.tv is calculated to improve mine than r ny other in Schuylkill county,Witich must he Evident from the fact that it possesies natural advant;ages capible of sus taining a very large population connected with the mi ning business,. Tamaqua; July;l4, 27-2 t - . _• Stray .'CoTr. • C hOIE to the stable of the subscriber, about two months ago, a largeDED COjW, with a white face. Tbe owner ls requested tO eomej forward, prey., prop erty, and take hst away, otherWite she will be'sold ac cording to taw. t . 711011,11.8 DOUGHERTY, West Brandt 'Valley. July 9,, 180. , 27 —3t West 5R4A11.1:3 Wrapping PAW an excellent quality; / also SO reams Blastitig Pipet of vat*. kinds and quality. Just received and for sate fulcutr, at BANN EiPti Cheap Paperstorei July I • VALUABLE -C04X0,-.LANDA ATP:4 21:s 8-4 r. IIE stibteriber Mehra ,tenorted to Lebanon, offers T ter gale, the following. Real Estate, sirhated, In Flnegrove Township, Schuylkill conn.ty, all of tablet' is very favorably located. and la very desk able proper ty for Investment'. First is I, : THE MILL PROFERTY, containing two hundred and fiftY acres, of which - about one hundred acres ate In a fine state of cultivation, nearly the abate being Ihned. The Mill tsar frame and has beet' completely repaired, antigun in excellent run ning order. There is also a line Saw Mill connected with It. This property is sitaate'd on the Swain's, near the Borough of Pine Grove, on the road leading from Pottsville. On the premises are erected a two story dwelling, and one tenant house, together with the ate-. cessary out-buildings. • COAL LANDS IN THE SWATARA REGION. No. I; Contains 38 acres, called the Funston Tract, warrantee Benjamin Bonawitz, located on the Lorber ry Creek, and the Lorberry. Creek Rail Road passes through the tract. There are three dwellings erected on this property—and two veins of Coat are now open • ed, out of one of which upwards of Ten Thousand tons of Coal base been taken. No. 2, One-fourth of the Panther Head. Tract, which etintains one bundred and twenty-seven acres, throoph which the Lorberry Creek Rail Road also passes.— There are Coal Veins opened on this tract, and a con siderable quantity of Coal has been mined,brid sent to market. . . No. 3, 'Cantatas 37 metes and adjoins the above ta en; tioned,irac. • , - No. '4„ COntatnS 146 acres, the one , foorth part to be mad, situated an the &ratan' Rail Road, near the Lint on Canal Rail Road.' No. •A„ The one-half of another Tract of Coal Land, situated oh the Strataraßail Road, cordaining7s acres, and adjoins tract No. 4. These tracts are Situated on improvements already made, and as the Mlne,lllll and Schuylkill !raven Rail Road Company Is now-extending a branch.of the Read Onto the Stratara Region. In the neighborhood of these lands, the purchaser will have the choice of two out lets by the Union Canal. or by the Mine Hill Rail Road, through the Valley of the Schuylkill. which certainly offers great inducements for priifitableinvestmenti. Althflugh these are good Coal Lands, they will be sold at about one-half the price now asked, for good Tim ber Lands in the neighborhood.of Pottsville. For further 'Conflation, as to turns, d•c-. apply to DAVID GREENAWALT, Pinsgrove—SAMUEL B. risnErt, Pottsville, or JOUNT GEORGE, Lebanon: Pa. Lersanorhlaty 4,1848. 27-.tf To. the Eleotorg of Sohuylkill • County. . "YELLOW CITIZENS i—At the Instance of ninny I' friends, I have detetinined to ofrer myself to you as an Independent Candidate for the of of SHERIFF :of the County, at the election in October next, tfelec led, I shall endeavor to execute the duties of the office with fidelity and impartiality, • .4011 N T. WERNER. Pottsville, Jane 27, ISM Boat Bui;ding Establishment FOIL SALE. THE subscriber offers his whole establlshlncht. Dry dock Building. Shops, fistures,MOUitiA,M,ls. and stock remaining on band, for sale on reasonable terms. 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Florida, Rose, and Lavender Water, Curling Fluid, .- • Randaiine, for milling hair, • Genuine Bear's Oil, at Genuine Massacar Oil, also linitation, • Pomade Philicome, Buttressing the hair, Eau de Lauder, a most excellent article for pies - erring the teeth and pacifying the breath Eats Lustrale Odorant,; for washing, cleansing, and beautifying the hair, and preventing, its "turning grey, Vegetable Cosmetic Cream, for beautifying the complexion, Guerlian's kmbrosial.Slitiving Cakes, Jones' Italian Chemical Soap, a'never failing rem edy for all eruptions, diieases of the skin, pim pies, blotches, tan, salt rheum, scurvy, heat spots sunburn, and changes the color of dark, yellow or disfigured skin, and gives it a line, healthy, and youthful appearance. Viniagre de Rouge, in bottles, • Roussell's Celebrated Shaving Cream, 1 Glenn's Rom n Kalydor, for the complexion, Roussell's Celebrated Almond Soap, Otto of Rose, Musk., Orange, Lemon, Palm, Brown- Windsor, and Floating Soaps, Treble Extracts, for the Handkerchiefs, Scent Bags, tbr drawers, Elegant Perfumery in boles, suitable for presents to young ladles, Sand Ball Soap,' ' German Tapers and Wax - Veitas. Together with a variety of Fancy Articles, for sale at BA N NAN'S Perfumery Store, Pottsville, at Phila delphia prices. June 6 Elegant Family Fibles Round in imitation Turkey Mnroceo, with gilt edges us low as $6.00-, Do. -with marble edges, only 4 50 Also, Family HAW as low - as 6 . 11 per copy, on good paper and clear type. for sale at !}ANN AN'S 'Cheap Hook ; Store, Pottsville, where all kinds of Books can be purchased vihnlesale and retail at Philadelphia prices. Joie 20, WIG. _ Woodland for Sale. TIIIIITEEN tracts of Woodland, A 'mate on the flee 1' Mountain in Beats and t_ , chnylk ill counties, con leaning in the whole, near 6000 acres, will he sold cheap if opplloll for soon. " LIURD PATTERSON, June .= 2.0.2m0 Strain's Perfumed Sand Balls FOR cleansing, whitening, andpnrifyinglhe hands. Ladies riding, gardening, or painting, or gentlemen shooting, hunting, fishing, rowing,or any amusement or exertion prejudicial mike hands; will find the unproved Stand Wash Bail pleasingly efficacious in removing all hardness, stains, redness: and all disfigir rement, pre vent ing chopping. and rendering the skin eat, fair, and plia ble. They produce the most softening and refreshing sensation, and will be found an excellent substitute for the Flesh Brush. Just received and for sale, at BANNAWS Perfumery store, Pottsville. /day 16 Steam Turning Factory. MITE subscriber announces to the public, that he has 1 erected an extensive Steam Turning Perim, on Norwegian street, in this Retouch, where he is pre. pared to execute every description of • • TURNING IN WOOD, Such as Red Posts, Awning Posts, &c. As be has em ployed Mr, WILLIAM OLEIM, as his foreman in this business, he flatters himself that all work entrusted to his care, will be executed to their entire satisfaction.— He therefore solicits the Patronage ,of the public. lie has also a Circular Saw for slittlnsall kinds Ai Lumber, for the vationaparposes for which it Is used. 'HENRY BTRAUCII. IS. Orders for turning tan , be left ai the Store of m . James 18 illyntan & Smut, ',- Pottsville, May 13,1614. u-. • , • 1113 CLUBBING !.,.-titt;:''WsP,';o - $lOl - 11W/it..'. co:Tvgrissrairsiela' &etc op, BEAT.; ESTATE., . - —er .11EromillIssioner's of ScrissYDEßlionia ill bold Tk Public Sale on the twintire;dlth deg iAlp mitt at the Court House, in the borough of Orw rit. for ni the purpoise or selling all such Unseated La as have been purchased by them at Treasurer's Sale, agreeably to the Act of Assembly. and have been held by them nnredeemed,tor Ste years and oporiudr, a listof 'which to h ereunto annexed. Fair to commence at 10 o'clock on said day. and cuotinued from day feslity until ail is sad. Acres. - Pinezrior„ e . ..Township' r •• sea, . 'Robert Lrnn • - : . 400 Jonathan Walker 150 . 'Francis White - 400 William Montgomery" j j . '3? John George & Greenawalt - 400 ' Andtevi Carson; , : 100 • Charles A. Snyder : i 42 . il du 150 eamuo ej• Daniel /lain . - 291 v ' John linker ,J -70 . Jacobi AwoPe . • I 120 . ' .Gmelr& Reed- . 430 PeteriZciliy ' • . 100 3oseph Snyder & Co. • In Ferri& John Walborn 50 'Brunt i el Hain! ! . ISO , - ansepla Snyder & Co, 13 Sarmiel Dam 1 1 Lot Anse! Arnont ' 1 . " Henry Buyer • , 4' " Johnlsritter Wharton . 2 11 , .Pete Fitzpatrick 6 . , . %V . pne" Totnnah4.t. ' ' ' _ T George Initnius . , . Santee' Ram .. e . Mich- e 1 Kraemer I . John ,'Brown • , John Wither • , . Elijah Yoder * - Arlan) Brown do . . -Jacott Seibert • 1 Reenter J Arnold • Abraham Forilg ___ Nnitheini Town s hip. Kins 4 N. Rills & Win. Eh Spain Benaudit Davis Ear on 4- Bandon : ' Joh son Capp 1 Jalb Wetzel! . ! Gcov ge Bender M. raiden Johi Moore "nicer Nahaniongss, .- dram Mese , . • care l Cha es Werner Will i am Hoch & Close Will am Zimmerman; Joh Brown i • Joh Kuntzleman Jr. Dutklis 4. Roland Gen ge Mackey - i Joh J. Kuntzleman i Joh Kuntzleman Jr:j Ke r & Fertig .i i Ukper Illahaniarigek; Pralicis Yarnell M led Sessamee i Benjamin Snyder & Cos . 1 - Barry. . 1 , James L. Dunn I Edgard B Ruble), . John Dreher George Wiser ' Witham Kiehner .• Michael ctruphat I ' Jaenb Krebs John Spohn Gail's Moore 1 Henry Stichter _ William liuntzinger Barbee! 'Roffman . Dar.tel Shopped Branch. Rain lc Filbert Beitzinger, Duncan 4-7. lieuzinger, Keyn. Jr 1. Ido ~', v i do : 1 IVitrtegian. loreph Fcrtig IL i ttavison 4. Co. . Senainger, Kelm, D r Fitmet & !lain .; ' Be ker. Futile) . 4. c 9 1 . La tderbrun & :'Roca J. 4.1. Oberman . Gerge Patterson Kintner & Winn I . Simile' Gilbert. ' ' . I &hay/kill. . I.elvis Audenreid Gahe John •IReber 4. Co. late Matthias Dreher Robert Erp for Wm, Aikienricd & Reber I Joteph.Statiffer • • 1 W !ham Windermuth George Rahn H. Porter 4. Ca. . lam Harding Glrge Hahn Ja ob'Relfsnyder Jr.. B '.er & Maybury Irian Boyer Jv PI W. Jackson & A. P. Hester' Rush. ' i Widow Darts v Le,wls Binder John Smith , William Yoh - . Sthuffer, Ilenry, & ellog St offer Isaac &51 pre. Frederick Kellog, • Riecea 'Weller . I n Kunkel for Jesse. Trump 0 ertnan &E. Chichester .... Stiauffer, Kelm & Drenkel Daniel Lindner I, Jdtai Seltzer Jchn Smith ; NI idiom Faust, }nester & Boon George Flower for J. S. Spencer T Krimes A ter, Stevenson & Egnct Jrlin Smith • Fdertnk Ke ' . llirg l do e ter, Stevenson & Cooper •, lauffer George & Kellog seph Ridgway . • antler Dann & Kiting v . routman, Cooperl& Epee Jorge Manner 1- ' . anorat; Ego lilin Fuh map J coh Iluntzinger Senior William rating • Chalice Franey . - Isaac Stauffer fur Keruble • Daniel Stall . David Nice, Richard Heath for ROM:: ~ Ilaniet Stauffer & Kimble . 30cpb Stauffer' . !ran Stauffer & Sillyman i A,nclenreid & Kimble. . Ktailtrer Isaac& Offerman limit Stauffer & Kimble , Linr‘ort. ;peep!! Laverty now John Boyd Damian 4. Elizabeth Hitler John Brans A. Price William Fruit {of I. K. Bo) et Sham Andenrcid ohn MeNier homes Martin •enjamin" Bec ker . I V i do . . - . , - Villiam Kiehner pante! Klapp & CO. Benjamin Y. West acob IFodd • antes M'Nier ohn Kelchner West , Penn. eorgo Baum 3ames Graham ' Willioin.Graeff & Focht • . Charles Frailey , - v • West Branswig. . acob Miller • • ' ' • Pottsville. Archibald -McDonald • !Jahn Lures lI G F 1 1 1 , E a' N I O M R R Y G E I E 2 I. 1 1; 1 j :k K . T . 3 . i c os ' D i E n ii E n e C i l l iE lA ils ..r . 1 , 1 E .: nR e. . r ..., . June Odic 1 v June 27, 1540. , .1 - . 700 1 Lot I Let 1 ~ 2 ~ 3 " 1 Or II SO Abn 100 100 %al 400 iII 180 10 201 470 2/70 200 /50 535 3 'rota 5 r. i " 112 110 400 210 ' 100 ISt 100 150 100 150 Mil Stray. Cow. A STRAY Buffalo Cow of lett color, tl le imato the premises of the undersigned, ma Branch tottinithlo, on the 6th inst.— ' WWI he owner is request ed to pay the charges o this a vertlsenscnt and other charges, and take her away. .1 ' I JAMES MANNING, _June 20, 25-31* VALLEY ,Firnivict. • • . One half nfthe lease 4.• Act tree of Valley Furnace i - , • FOR €1 AI. E. T TtlE subienbers, lessen of the above named An thneiteFurnacv, would be Willing to sell one half of theft Immo and fixtures to it suitable person With captiali provided application is made at once. The Valley Furnace ts capable of making from 30 to 40 tons of pi g Metal peviveek. It is situated on .Silver Creek, Schuylkill county, 6 miles east of Pottsville— Coat and Ore are In the immediate ii 'tinny of the Fur nace—Linie titone can ho- had within IC mites, and Rail Road conveyance to tunnel head of the Furnace. The Philadelphia, Reading and Schuylkill Valley Rail Road tieing connected by a lateral. Rail Road with this F4rnare, aithrdr facilities for taking the Pig Metal to Philadelphia, ut all seasons of the year. The hotoS market for Pig Metal, is known to be sn-, nerior to any tont !anent of the Coal Region. For fur ther par ticulars address I . : PONIIIOI7 & HARI:IEBON. - , I Pottsville, Pa. ', Jane 20. .- ... 1 , I UABLE NEW BOORS! vk lay rat...a.— • 1 ) 111IRESTS Note s2 v :l l l at At N ew Testament, •1 00 Edtnonson'h Short Beauties, with an introducto- ; ry by the Hey. Dort. Dubin. ' 150 Soutb'stSeratons, a pew ,a,lid complete edition, 'ANO N. I . f 00 Montgomery's Peeitral Works, a new and Me. • . gant illustrated edition; 2 vols. Dame's Niue, on Isaiah. I • Goodrich' i Pictorial History U. S. 75 Kidder's rat% 2 volumes, illustrated, 2 75 Together with a varlety'of other Books just received and fbr sale at Ma k hiNAN'S CheaPH oo kstore• , June Cli M. O. • te— I , ' I • . iG CREAM'. - 'pHs stiosctiber heiring refitted his minim. Is - note J prepsredtn furnish his friends and customers, with LpmaTre e Cream. flavored with Vanilla. Pine Apple, 'gee: Having heretofore received vo liberal a share of the patronage .of the citizens generally, bet hopes nowt* merits continuance of the same. Juni ' 5 " 7 JOHNS. o.hlikitTlN.- • . • • • s NOTICE.. Eftelft letters testamentary on the Estate of - V V Benjamin ?goats. late of the borough of Miners vine, Sehaytttft county, deees'sed, have been greeted to the shbseriber, notice is hereby givento all persons Indebted, tothe estate s to make trnmedbarepaymene, and an persons having demandi against the name, are te- • guested to present 'herd duly Attested hi. • ' • •• .RE:ES. DAVIES; Executor:i • Resitting tn, the Borough of blinersehle- Mtnetiville, Jane 27, 180 • , - - 2641 Richardson's* Coal Breaker. 'J' HOSE persons abotit erecting machinery. fiir break .1 lug coal will find It to their interest before making , a selection to apply (alba subscriber, as the patentee of the abov e Machine, will guirantee such advantages in saving. waste. dm. as will - be found to he au object worthy their attent inn, securlng them against all risk., la order that these advantages May he fulty tested, , . • • , WM. S. HILL,' , West Wendt galley, neat :Sdhuylkill Haven, 2 , Junn9.7 . For Sate, to Let or Lea •,. Builmmo LOTS In the Borouill of Schuylkill 113- yen. Several Ituildins Los niivalitseenocly situ- Sited, fOr toile of will be rented for a term of years on ground rent. Apply to WSI. 4. HILL, West Breech Valliy.near Schuylkill Haven. Alsn. COIL W uIitVES far sale or to lease: June 13, 1S1G: • 111-3tno F 0 valuable Coal Tracts on the Broad 31ountaln forsalc. For particular. apply to WM. S. HILL, Wen Branch Valley. Alan, for Bale the Timber tight au one Tract ott the Broad Mountain, June 13, 1816, F. W. GEISSENHAINER, JR. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Solicitor in Chancery, ¢ Commissioner, for Pennsytrania, No; 14Ni:est.. N. York, t earNassaust. May be seen at bis residence, fat Broome street, be fore 0 A. SL, and after 4 P. M. 3 - ane 13, 2.4- T"subscriber having purchasedthe entire stock of Goods from Messrs. Trowbridge & Co., will continue to sell at the old stand in Centre street, direct. lgoppositeG. W. Slater's store, alt kinds of Illy Goods, Groceries, Provisions, nueerurand Glass ware, Hoots, Shoes," And every other article usually kept In a Store, and resuectfully invited all persons wishing to purchase Goods at the lowest Pottsville prices, to call and ex. amine his assortment before purchasing elsewhere. JOHN B. DOUTY. Pottsville, June 13,19:el BALE few B:11eS, .firmt quality, Tiinothy limy, in small bales, fur sale by , . _ June 13 NTEFF'S AND DUFFIELD'S ITAMS.—A constant supply of the above cclebratpcl. hams, put up ex pressly for family use. For sale by - J. M. Be 11.171 . & Co. June 13, WOOl 2 , WOO!!! _-WOOl ! ! lAIBERAL advances tvfll he ma r de by the subscriber upon Wool consigned for sale or shipment to Eng land. HAMILTON GAY, 55 South street, New York. New York; June 6, 1845. 2.3-31 no L Drenkel Preakel '4;;;:: , Ine A nt T e W to O r;. l° T' e li d e I i n / of house, ground '4. itthrotbs",[e]n -1 lygii . l a 3 bn eo u tr i e , : ,o str f r e e e t t , , a t b c f:t a tt n ilt a l l f l e e e 3 t .: a lVltu ci a t t e e n d d a:e b a a r c ly k ' opposite Ceise's New Hotel Apply to JNO. SIIIPPEN. '2o—if enket & Offerman May, 16 PATENT METALLIC ROPE :% FOR THE USE OF MINES, 'RAILWAYS; &c., Fur sale, or ioeported to order, kry the suhseriter. ECM IT , IIESE Ropes are now almost exclusively used in . J. the Collieries and on the Hallways iti Great Brit on, and are found .to belrenily superior to Hempen ones as regards safety r dttrability and economy. The Patent Wire Ropee;Thave proved to be still in good condition after three year's service, in the same situation where the Hempen ones, previously used, of double the size and Ancient would wear oat in nine or ten months. They have been used for almost every purpose to which Hempen Ropes and chains have been applied. Railways, Heavy Cranes, Standing Rigging, Window Cords, Lightning Conductors. Signal Halyards, Tiller Ropes, &e. They are mode either of Iron or Copper Wire, and in cases of mar exposure to dampness, of Carson ized Wire. Testimonials from tha most eminent England can he shown as to their efficiet additional information required respectin ent descriptions and application will be ALFRED F. KEMI', 75 Broad st., 5 , 1 F Sole Agent in the Unit New Torlr.May Seib, ISM SS. The subscriber his been appoint' sale of the Patent Wire Rope in this dere left at this ottice; stating size, 11 will be eromptty attended.to.. Eliiabetb Reber. tterkstner Q., a, S.l .'. 'l3 , i `g i 3:: VADLEV I S MAGAZINE AND ROBERT SIERRI"S MUSEUM, • • Edited by S. G. Goodrich. troilwrof Peter , THIS excellent Periodical for children. has attain--; ed an unexampled circulation In this Claaratmtkand also in Enrope,‘And no family who have children, ought to he without it. It containsa fund ,lentertain ing inforniatinn :adapted to the young, all of which is moral Suits character: and very instructive to youth of all sexes and ans. Each number is illustrated with a number of Engravings on wood. Published monthly, priceSi 00perannom in advance. "It abounds in that kind of reading. that delights the Juvenile people, and therefore we are not surprised that so many of them wish to be subscribers.—X. Y. Chris tian Obserrer., Sukcriptions received for this Work, at BILN NAN'S Clomp Book Store. Pottsville, where,the work can be received monthly free of postage, or mailed to any section Of the Conniteti. June Otli, Tea Agency in' Pottsville. TILE Pekin Tea Conipan), whose Teas have given such universal satisfaction in the cities; have ap pointed the subscriber Agent to sell their Teas in Schuylkill County. The puplic are now enabled to ob tain a superiok ankle of Teas et - much lower rates than they have evtr before ; . been offered in this caunty, and they have 7%2.1"., the assurance that there are no drugs or • other foreign substances mixed ivith.the Teas. They are done up In packages (lined with,l4ad. to preserve their Strength and flavor) from onci qbarter to fire piiundA, to Suit customers, and are furnished from 50 tents to et 50 per lb., fora superior article. Mrs. HERR 'JAN, Centre at , a few doors above Norwegian, Pottsville. Pottsville, April 25th, 1810. • 17- LEGHORN HATS. . Afew dozen Melte Leghorn Hats fur sale verydow by Mrs. MOURA.N. Market street, Pottsville. June VI, I6IQ ' For Sale or Lease, SEVERAL Building Lots on Centre street, ville,) for sale or to lease for a term or. rears.— Apply to - W• . . West Branch Valley. • Jii* itil4rno 'Coal CHEAP GOODS. J.M.OEAFTIC .S• C.. 21- Mune and Lot for Sale. Reg eLli. 1 , 2 ca I CD to, tr. o* .1- t: 15 • G Z.; 5 E . I zi z f C~J ~ O b P - 4 ..... P. 0 0 ..... 0 0 n • r, - ; ' ....- _ • .. • , .a — . c, t... w .. 7 • •= • :•••,. °''' I' 1-?. '•. 1. IF .; • • . PLEASE . _NOTICE. YORK O:INt.ON;:TE4I COJIPANY. PHIL ADELPHIAL STORES, esi Guntur sate, next to Ma corer of Third Streit. 33; Virk Strtrt, 4.1 doer teas Alta St., Xerti silk CHOICE TEAS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL: YVC are itteivine fresh ice= ••• pnrted Orme and Blatt Tcaa, embracing ma i !,`, the best selectiesis this side of China.-- 3 " c i On, (. nee n abundant diei resources,.it,go ' n ea t to t i e S i ; Trade. give us peculiar lei ; conse quently, we are resolved ta sell Teas parse, more fray. rant and perfect Ter am respective prices, than any Other establ3;tlum nr. , ? I Oar principle of doing torstness rms. 'flake emir. of . yedrs, secured' a 6mo:thin throughout the United tate& and wherever our Teas are geld, they, receive SO commerrlatioh.- . . . , , ts- imitntli GJVF TRE3f A TRIAL.{2 - - The manner to which oar Texsare packed (the wrap Per next to 1 hetea is a hear y sunerior Tin Foil.) offers. ' grnakinducementa to Dealers and Families. as they ha(i so thoroughly secured from light and air that their ttnallffes will remain unimpaired; and ate In packages of a quarter pound and upwards, each containing full weight, independent of the wrapper. Dealers in Dry Goods. Fancy Artides. Hooks. &e, 3e:';aB well-"as those who hare heretoll.re sold loose teas. express themselves highly pleased, not only ott account Of the Japertor quality of the teas which are subjected ton right test in ot.ler that each par kage may be confidently warranted, but also at our manner of packing, which enables theta to make up their assort ment, without the necessity of purchasing one or more chests of each. kind,. an a small assortment may be packed in one chest, and thusobviate the complaints of their mum - lieu that their teas hare lost the , r strength and flavor, by the length of time on hand, and exposure to light and air. Reme,ehet the Nos. are 3.17. 'Market street, and ,5.0. Chernot street, where our Teas are received ta eetti and on the same terms us m New Yetis. ] Philadelphia, July 4, ]Silt, ' ' 27-limo 21-3 mo • 131PQRTANT TO ALL COUNTRY HOUSEKEEPERS. Volt may be sure or obtaintna. at all' times, pure atid highly flavored TEAS,- • by the sinelo -funind or lareer nuantitv. • at the PEKIN TEA COMPANY'S : - WAREHOUSE, SO South Second Street between Market and Chesnut Streets, Philadelphia. Heretofore it has been very difficult, indeed, almolC Impossible, always to obtain good Green and• Black'd Teas. But now you have only to visit the Pekin Tea company's Store' to obtain as delirious and fragrant Tea as you could wish for. All taPteSt.an here be suit ed, with the advantage of getting a pure article ut a low Mice. Philadelphia, June Ill), lti6. 23= VVATCIItg. 77u . Chcapist Gold and Siker watchrs i • .I`IIII..VIDULPHIA. ( SOLD Levers full Jewelled ' *l5 CO ' l / 4 ..3 - Silver " " ,-;...; " 23 tol Gold Wine:. Josvine,l . 30 00 Sayer "" " 151N1 " Q.tartier , fine qoality 10 CO Gold watell,sl plain 15 CO Silver ztryeetleles, 1 15 ' ' Gold Pi.ne,l; \ 2 CO . " 'Bracelets %.4 00: , Also an bath} p. large assortment of gold and hair bracelets, finger rings, breast pins: hoop earrings, gold pens,.silver spoons, sugar tongs, thimbles,: gold net k curb and fob chains, guard keys. and jeweliry, at equal ly low prices; all I want is to call to con% ince custom era. All Finds of clocks and watches repaired 'and war ranted to keep good time for one year. Old gold nod sllverbonglit or tahen in exchange. For sale ti day and zu hour brass Clocks at LADOMUS, Watch Clock and Jewellry store., No. Market street. above I Ith, North side, Philadelphia. Pitilada., April 18,1E40 IdAhno To Machinists and others. PLATT'S universal Chtieh. al4 sues, from 6 to 20 inches ; Salter's Spring, Balances, made expressly for Steam Engines, SO, 50 and 21 pounds. Platform and eminter . Scales; more than ft', different sixes and natterns.": For sale wholesale and retail at the lowest manufacturer's price:, st No. at Walni4 Street. by • GRAN" & Philadelphia, Feb. 7, 1810. SALT ! SALT I ! C AI.Ii;A Salt in 'harrtlak. has. for sale at the loursC" Market price. delivered on hoard of floats °tithe FUEEOf PORTERAnC by GRAS & IMOTFIER. 31 Walnut St. or Locust st. Wharf Schuylkill. ' Philadelphia July tDth, 20 ; . - . j 0.00 FOCOS.-50 gum, Loen Foco Marcbes, fot .1... a sale low, a . 31ARTIN'S Drug Store. : ta-, ;rtgineers in icy, and any iz : the iliffer iven by - no. 51111I.13:3. Potash. for sale at MARTIN'S Cheat) kJ Drugstore, Pottsville. June 27 .ar Yjrk. led States. STANTQIV'S EXTERNAL REMEDY CALLED HUNT'S L E I N I WENT,' IS NOW universally acknowledged to be the infallible remedy for Ithenmatism, Spinal Affections, Con tractions of the Muscles. Sore Throat and Quinsy ? In- , sues, Old Ulcers, Pains in the Back and Chest, Ague in the Breast and 'Fate. Tooth Ache, Sprains, Bruises, Salt Rheum, Barna, Crimp, Frosted. Feet, and all Ner vous Diseases. The triumphant success which has at tended the applicatiunof this most wonderful medicine 'wowing the must severe cases of the different diseases above named,—and t he high encomiums that have been bestowed upon it, wherever it has been introduced. - gives me the right to callirf the aalieted to resort at once to the only remedy that can be relied on. The following certificate of the restoration tobealth and the perfect cure of a deforlued and crippled child, who was thought to beyond the reach of hope; shows that no matter how appalling the care may be. there is a remedy in: HUNT'S LINIMENT. that trill conquer the most deiperate cases, and that if the disease he cu rable. this celebrated externailiemedy will do it. It. lan never failed in giving immediate relief if timely applied, as proved by the abundance of high and unim peachable testimony; the particulars of which are to lie found in the pamphlets which ate to be had of every agent: Orsittanto,lune - 10, 1515, George E. Stanton, Esq.—Sir,-I feel called ittion by the tie of gratitude, to offer the following testimony in favor of Hunt's Liniment. My grandson, Clark E.' Evans. who is now ten years of age, has been for the dast eight yearn a cripple, enured by falling from a chair ' when he was two years old; and wrenching his Spine. From the time of the occurrence, we have tried every means to restore liiin to his natural shape, but:all with out seal(. ‘Ve took him to New York and placed him 'under the care of a physician of skill, and after remain. Ina there some Oran, we brought hint borne no better than when we took him there For several days at times he was so helpless . that he could only ', Walk by , placing his hands upon has knees for salmon, giving 1-him the appearance of a deformed huneteiack.' lie ryas also raken to Newburg and prescribed Ibr, withinit any better success. At times he would he stoma mihugh to go out of doors. tint after playing an hour, would come. is perfectly exhausted, and for several days would he again perfectly helpless. We hail . all lOsrhope of ever again seeing him- reetored rit 1815 natural, shape or strength—but a kind Providence placed your I.:zttrnal Remedy in me hands. ,I have used hilt four bottles. soil I anti rejoiced to say that rite boy is now as straight and strong as any bay tif his are. Any, of Illy neighbors wilt testify to the truth of this statement I take sin cere pleasure in stating these farts for the benefit of Abuse who are stirring under like calamity. Yours liesiwtfally. It %CHAU; •siIIUTE. This is to Cerßiy, That I am personally acquainted with the StiiiiicT Bic r, Nita. :loth., as well an the boy ai -1 tuded to, and frankly . bear wit linen to the deformity of which he Was seriously aillictlid, apparently for lift.— Dated Sing Sing, June 9, IN*. HENRY HARRIS, dustier. IT the Pence, C-For particulars of cures, see the certificate accom panying each bottle. HaaVly. Plielps, .1' Co..lllVater street. wholesale age,nts. Orders aildnessed to th em, or to the proprietor, Sing Sing, will be attended to. GEOP.GE E. STANTON Also for sale by John C. Brown; Pottsville ; nickel & A:Ater, Orwigsburg ; I..!tvis G. %Yonder, Schuylkill Haven • Bell 4- Bower, Finegrove. June ' %T. ISLA. :5-ly , for the A 9 or d !ength, .2% es e 3 7, MI -f • ' O- •Ladies' Card Cases. A BEAUTIFUL assortment embracing thelatest pat terns, just received and f:r sate at BANNAN'S Fancy More, Pottsville. May 30, • 22 ICE CREAM SALOON TrITE subscriber Imes leave to inform his friends and JL the public generallyoltat his lee Cream Saloon is now open for the season. Ice Creams of a stiperior quality will be served during the thy anti Vvt•ning., GEO. G. HEIM, Jr May 2d, 18124 WILLIAM MUIRIIL ID, • MERCHANTS' HO rEL, 41. Coultlandt Street,' . NEW YORK. August 21th PACKING YARN: TILE subscriber tespeully intermit Ith...friend.; anti public in general, that be hat appointed F• Whitney; Agent for the tale of his superica Intuit Hemp Packing Yarn, who will becp_a constant supply at the Iron Works of E. W brOinnis. THOMAS JACKSON. May 2, 1846--lf--18. Sending, Va. A VALUABLE WORST. AIUSHET ON IRON: TWO copies or thEi valthibte and senecc wort. price *lO 00 per copy. Imparted by she Cambria, Just re ceived and for sato nt BANNAN'S Cheap Boni:Store. —May 10, 1S:0. '2o— 'OSBORN'S WATER COLORS In Imo' of 12, 18 and.2t colors,heet quality,. at less than ldanntae. hirer's prices, just received tind for sale at BANNANII Cheap Stationery Store. Pottsville. Alen. Toy Paints In every variety. April 1, IRO 14-- PtOtabeitAia. CE33 MINERS" - .TOURNAL!* Saturday Alundug". 31113* Igt 1040' tp•ellvertisere *ilk :observe hy tho errousztment of our paper. th at lartva ik_he toned eterypttge, whleb coerce the re_stier to e,l.tece his eye over t it th e wir e r. te.earent.. This olivibies ton trrest est tett. the objection of hsvio.;_actrertieeteellt.6. &cid on wilts icrtuett the out,ide of the paper. The Senaie hos street) lo oakum on Iteletk p ox. Thure is no other iml 4 r.4 "..of Cont`Wathington. Theie nu'netaa .from the lEB Mr. H. Haywood one of the . largest °pentium In our hoionah tell Pottsville Yes;crJay'to represent this : region at- WaAirtg,tem rrty. • • • , 'We hare received the speech of our able rep sentstive, A. Ramsey, in Cougrets on the Taiiffi which we would copy; but that tie are sure even it would he ha vain, the time fur argullents hav- in; pasml • , ' 2 • .:...—_- •. - --- - • - . e,riv.4 was grven -on Thursday mvcising,lbe b, the be 'fit of the 211‘) M. E. Church, by the la dies oqging to that congregation, which w* learn as largely attended and profilahle. . • The Yagers Otte:l - Merllinger, Were en Thorp Jas, Milted with a portion or the Alarion tridet and inspected, and Capt. Potts of the latter Comb piny elected to corriat'and the whota eornpany.—a this we learn, darn not take effect unlesS the Pa... Volunteers be taken into the U. S. serifiee rot which the new company bas Vlilutucercti. nrit.—Four wooden hBildinga , 'in &mei street in thka town, belonging to Messrs. Cleenetie &. Parviri, and occupied by 141itc Higley, /ohn Mennig. Nicholas- Medan & .Brother end Jaco b Olwin, were bunted on.Baturdas tirterrtoon 'hat. The B rirenten who displayed great 'Density were able to save most of the furniture. The adjoins ing boildinga which .were of wood wero fortunnte ly sated. The eoullag,rslion Was 'producedhY piece of paper on fire having been thrown up the chimney and fallen on the roof. - • A womanliving in one of the hou s es wai ts . ° Unified nict she Kt the building withOitt tithing , care of or knoning,wlicrehCr Child Was. From her marner, 'a gentleman from among the crowd becoming uneasy relative to it, went into the burns ing .house, end found in the room belt the reef, which was then rapial;kburning, the child laughs ing while the' fire was falline rapidly around it. NEW PUBLICA !lONS WESTMJINSTLIL REVIEW Foil Juxr., 1848... - We have received the Reprint of this periodical by ... Leonard Scott, 112 Fulton st., :New York. As - is well known, it is the organ of the progress party of Great Britain, anti looks4artl to yet gieatet changes r ; in the estitution Ha fundamental bites of the country. This number contains paper&on NI agneti4on the Purey Mucentent in the Eng..- fish Church, on the Legislation of the day, Foreh and Gams Laws, Oregon Question, etc. The tut.: tee snide reviews the, disciassions in :lie resenf — Congrers, and the various documents and means ges of the Executive ittan interesting. and taking , all things into consideration, au equitable maih - ner. . GODEICS LADY'S Boom con ACOCST l iaacom6 to hand, containing a continuation of his opinions of the Literati of New 'ltork. Since theintsting he received front Mr. English, he•bals 'lpeCorno much more circumspect in style and Manna,. LITTZI.L'S 7.t c i ca AOE, No. 113, hat= 4 also reached us. The number is fuli•and interesting. Subscriptions for 'all the abovoreceivcd at ibis of* lice: AUERICIN FLUnA, ay A. B. StectS4,lt. b., in 5 numbers. Mv e have received this book so WA* it has been published. Its illustrations are of the richest kind, and makes is to flowers what Audus bun's book is to birds. Tho subAcription price ii ;,3 00 per annum.. Locoroco GriaTlTUDE,—Lieut;tuther,WCYDA. ed at Palo Alto, who is now in' Lancaster city/ as yet walking on crutches, upon reaching Wash. in4ton, called on the .tlecrelary- ,of . War, wh e re, says a correspondent of the N.. 1 1.-'rrilhune; he • met with a reception very little Creditable to 'that high functidnary,,r . . . "A fact has just come to my knotticagei* . hieh shows that toe subordinate officers and nail whoso, blood has been shod in this wari,are to be titrate 4 as badly as the higher otii , :ers., Lieutenant l,u•- ther, who was tv,outidetl'at the I , : litile. , ol Palo Alto, has hoer] in the city for most•, lituo. lie cannot clic,: hi{ leg at 11, and goes about with grtaidigiv ., , cuity, on crutches. 4•A day or 'two ago he called on Mr. Becret,ny . Marc . ) . to show his rielc, leave ot•abtence, and to ' requet that his adopt for ttrivilising txpent, might he allowed hint. In place of receiving hint:, with that kindness which hislsituation ought.to have secured to him, he was 'Maid:: to o btai n his • request. Nay, even courtesy ivas denied him.— . 1 lie robed from the oli'•e with deep disgust, anti. left iunnediandy fo. his house in L•otesster, PO?'" ' I ' II GII Bit T r N 1:1* ET(' Ottsr Thr.--The Bortort Pont ttayl:---Yebterdav aterhoott another .tultendouL6 piecc.of ordnauer.vtus cs.o. at Ailtier's Futinthy: :Stru.h IJosiun.. wiftcft, when finipheil,. ecill exceed Cspf. Sturktun r CritilrA4ll "('earn i AY( by 50G0 tatuit.f.. ill treiwlt. •'1 Ire 3rtqngtt. loefit, lot; ttie opPrallte:i wt re !01111i Ilerti in thtt morning. by ruling this Runlet-5 with thetalantt firing up. Thetillintity of nictal used was 46.1300' poun.fi, and the amount of coal U 44.1111 resicciffq it to the required etate of 11231011 wit. eight that- Tha of the. win, when finivitra, will be' 2:1,0b0 pounds. Lernitn, ton feet; Llidnientr, at the. base ring; 39 inehe,; :ett2th of elnunher...l3 diameter of clrimber, 9' inci e• ; tt ngth of horn 9 feet 1 tn:1; diameter of hore, 12 inc; l , B ,. IV. i2ht. of noind shot who h it n ill carry, - . 230 pounds; wei_dy.nf 'shell 180 pounds. Ranee of !hut or shell, 3i miles—bent.; one-It/toter ..1 a Milergreat er than the JPeorard p, !form:ince of the lat2ein 'and Inte>t inveutet.l m 4//tr la England. and half tt mire. beyond the -reach .of any gun in the eastte of San , Juan de Ul:cu. at lit ra Cruz. . Theeost of this imnn n.e instrument for' harbor th.f.:Two will nut exceed $.1,7011,..0r on e .sixrb rh o rust of the wrought iron gun procured in Englund. Crairtam tSbektou. The Cuteintrittf }agrees : Thy people- is Mere.. -t county .bitve- forcibly pthvetitett %Ito R tnitatith Neg'rurA troth taltimt, pt+• seir-ioe of tho laud,' p;ovidcd fur L 111411.46: that county. Our arlvitejs. th.d do Neigned wee . iecurnpiql in.-tht 'wools 'mai ',dal:art ort the C 361. • r,itne.e tint above was in type, Re untl..tst6rti that the Ntizriws h.tte art caned to ne-kr . Jad go Lee trio gone up to tgivz *rectify that they ehall n•A becrnne n chirle , upon the township. That done.: further opposition to ftvir settling on theie lantii 'vat expected. " _ It 1. wtid that "the New York an'jr:ili'cw E'er tani Ileginient of Vo barn for Cali. iitrt,ia as 60,m se be to,senti them far , li:sr.l. nvt be ler a month. The, Voitiatek.l enli-t ft ,the and wiz Kill front Now York. Ali are ti lesv.s• with the intentinn.uf not returning to th St iuu. and the regiment spocurd ' AU %.tllkAttl `,.:` I raised with the deign of settling in g0t).1.4 thu country. : .I.Tf.- =I
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