*lie Coal Trade 1547.
_ • ,
The quantity sent this Week by Rail road; la 22,850 10;
byLimit! 6,673 li. total for the week, 29,524 02 tone:
total by Rail Road 1,256,317 03 to. try' Canal,
226,316:03 tons.
The ;season ls.rapidly'dmwing to a close an#,lhe shlp
mentslare dimtalahing. The, demand, hoerever, re
mains brisk.
Them is a considetable freshet in the 'Schuylkill, and
the shipments by that avenue are nearly closed or the
season'. The boats hava ceased taking cargoes for New
York! I A few boats were loading for Philadelphia at
90 cents freight. We have not learned whether the Ca
nal sustained any damage below by the freshet. At
this end where the water was very high, the works are
all safer - Note.—No injury sustained below.
Freights bad advanced from Richmond to New York,
to el . 50. Similar high rates are paid to Eastern ports
generally. I 'Quotations cannot be relied on at tbepre
sent atiVaileed state °tide season.
• -
Sent tor the week ending on Thursday Evening last :
';RAILROAD. CANAL.
• 1 . WEEK. TOTAL. • ---
TOTAL.
P. Carbon; 8,927 19 452,862 03. 14,
1,521 08 199,553 11 5 7'04 09 182,866 - 14
6. Mixon, 0,691)4 511,310 14 1,960 7 , 1 44,393'04
P. (.3britori,i 2,349 06 93;590 15 00 00 , 1,109'05
22,850 06 1,258,317 03 8,673'18 228,318 03
228,318 03'
A.& Canal . 1480 35 06
Tothl
/LATER or, TOLL *XD TRANSPORTATION OK FLAIL ROAD,
FrCiM hll..Ctithiin. Bch. Riven Pt Clinton
To Philadelphia. *1 70 *1 60 *1 90
To Richmond 1 70 1 60 • , 1 40
RATES OP TOLL BY CANAL,
From Mt. Carbon. S. Haven. P. Clinton.
To Philadelphia.- - .74 cte. 70 tie. 52 ctn.
FREIGHTS OY CANAL.
*0 90 To N. York,s2 15
To Philada.,
I LACKAWANA COAL TRADE.
The quantity of Coal Bent to Market for the, week en
ding Oct. 23. • 14,161
Total fiir the seiso n,
'"-WILKESBARRE COAL TRADE.
The (allowing is the quantity orCoal lent through the
weigh lock at Berwick, to Aug. 1,18.7. '
130,007 00 Tons.
`• JAMES S. CAMPBELL, Collector,.
LEHIGH COAL TRADE
For the week ending Nov 13, 1847.
WEEK.
3,864 16
Surnittlt
'llhuine nun .-•- -
3 ^9O 07 130,099 il
Beayer Meadow 3,744 II • 106,943 IS
Summit B2O 11. 31,695 19
iltaletim ', 3,016 02 .. • 103,815 09
BuclunountninCo. 1,394 0 ' 49,947 01
Wyotulog 177 17 • • 10,246 18
16.263 01
PINEG ROVE COAL TRADE.
Amount of coal transported nn the Union Canal Rail
Road, for the week ending. Nov. 11.
Tons. C. w•t. qrs.
. , 2,128 18 2
•
•
Per last report 61,315 2 4
Totil
•
63,444 01 0
V. L. CONRAD, Collector
• SWATARI RAIL, ROAD.
Amount transported '
on Swatara Rafl.Road from 16th
to 13th,iSrov., (lnelualv9 ' i
Tone. .e.
2,704 6 2 •
Per last report 37,661 7 0
Total
, 10,419 1s 2
V. L. CONRAD, Collector
MILL CREEK RIM. ROAD:
'lrlitlbllowirsitit the amount of coal pasted Over the
Nlll Seek Rail Road, fat the Inst six data.
7,196 08 Tont.
245,899 16 '
Pei last report
Total • 253,087 04 "
GEOIItIE lIADESTY. Collector
SCHUYLKILL' VALLEY RAIL ROAD
AmountOf cool transported over the Schuylkill Val
ley Rail Road, fOr the week ending on Saturday even
ing 1a5i.0,175!50 Tons. ,
300,150 00 " •
Pe last report
Total "
JESSE - TURNER, Collector.
MOUNT CARBON &'.PORT CARBON RAIL ROAD.
Amount of'Coal transported over the Mount Carbrin
A: Port Carbon Rail Road, for the week ending on Sat
urday evening last. i 11.2-10 11 Tons.
• Per laStireport 439,95117 " •
Total 451,198 08
JESSE TURNER, Collector,
MINE DILL& SCIIUYLKILL'IIAVEN RAILROAD.
• The following is the amount of Coal transported
over this road up to Wednesday last
14,100 04 Tons.
Per last reppit. 546,509 19• • -"-
- Toth 560.610 03
WILLJAM.NEWELL. Collector
MOUNT CARBON RAT!. ROAD.
Amount ()renal transported over tills Road;ror the
week ending on Thursday evening Inst.
7.011 00 . Tons
Per last report 213,452 13
. •
Total • ' • 220.403 X
10%.
NLEATER, Co .. etor.
.
' DAGS i RAGS 1 RAGS 1.-The higheit 'price
It paid for rags, by the small quanti!y, or by the 'ton,
P.BANNAN'S.•.,
. .
) - : Book and Stationary Store.
'. - ktiv. to, tem
FENNEWS POSIADE DIVINE.—This celebrated
.1! article for chapped hands, bums, scalds, sores,
bruises, Scc., is just received and for sale at •
tiov2o 47] BANN AN'S Fancy and perfumery stores.
DAINT BOX-ES.—A heal:Rainl assonment of
.PMINT BOXES, containing the best water colors.
Alto. paints In great Variety : just received and for sale
at [Nv2ll-47) BANNAN'S Cheap Variety stores.
IVOTICE—TO COAL MINING CONTRACTORS.
11 Office of tie Lehigh Coat and jillitiratiOT.
. _
Mauch' Chunk. Nov. 26th,1847.
Proposals will be received- at this office, or at the
Campany'a office in Philadelphia, until the 9th of De
,cember,far leasing or inherfeisrmorking the Coinpany's
MINE 4 for ape or more years. For specifics.
.flow and blank proposals application may be made at
this office, or.to Nathan Patterson, Mine agent, at the
tunes. _ t. A. DOUGLAS.
supetimendani and linGineer.
==l
Household Furniture, Of e.,
AT AUCTION:
WILL be sold at.public sate on Ssturday. r. 14 - 92 t day
v 1 of December, 1847, at the residence of. Afro. Geo.
Farsahar„ on Pine Hill, a variety of Household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, including Boras, Sideboards,
Carpeting, Tables, Chairs, Bedsteads, Looking Glasses,
&c.. Also, two Sleighs, Jersey Wagon. two frame
Sublet, to be removed on or before the first of April
next, wish a variety. of other articles. Sale In com
mence at I o'clock, P. kf. _4 - a (Na.v27-4S
, .
Phila., Reading, and Pottsville
Rail • Road. •
L.7.-.6,- e , -- ' "..i-,---; 'lrri , e;f7.' 4 • .--
i.::--e;:j. ±,,,Q—•"-:'---.... 11-,,,,,,,.:77.;,
~.7„-:zre
~,i..im •
RATES•OF FREIGIIT_ON iiIERCHAItiDiZE.
„TIN AND AFTER Dezember let, 1847; Goode will
Vibe forwarded with despatch at the following rates
: .1' freight, between Pottsville and-the points' below
iated,,per ton of 2000 lbs. 1
~ BeM I
eng Pottsville Betwee n Poitsrille
arid Phila. and Reading.
taster, slate, tiles, &c , 82 30
.111 00
'mnon,blooms,timber, mar-, ~.
ble, rosin, tar, pitch, and 2 75 ". 1 20
. rrindstones. - •
• ails 'end spikes, bar iron,
castings, lead. turpentine, ' • ••
.bark, raw tobacco, salt, 3 25 ' 155
provisions, potatoes, lam- .
her, stoves, &n. ' . •
i out per barrel, - 36 15 -
.- heat,corn,rye: clover seed. I. pi
. and salt per bushel.
rocerim, hardware, steel,l s
1
' copper; tin,brass, domestic ' • , .. , • ..........
. liquors, machinery, butter,
and *e kgs . , cheese, lard and 1.4 75
; tallow, oil, wool, cotton, 1 . . . ,
leather, raw hides, paints, 1
nyiters, hemp, and cordage)
. ! goods, drugs and merli- - ;
"eine s. foreign liquors, I
. wines, glass, paper, fresh ).-6 00
i . .
- , . .
2 40
r t
. fish, meat, confectionary,i ' '
, ,
. 1, Nam, and stationery.
i No - additional charges for commission, storage, or
i eh - ingor delivering freights at any of the Company's
- pots on the line. (N0v2747-484 ,
t. Public Sale of litealiEiltate.
1,
ILL be sold at public sale on Friday, the "
24tH day
2 0/ Dumber, 1847, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, at
Re public house of Benjamis Dodgy, in the borough of
, migsburg, the follow ing valuable real estate, late t h e
• .`,. tate et' Jacob !Crete. deceased:
No' i 1 A certain tract iii land situated'on the Centre
...rnpike 2 miles above Grwipburg and 6 miles. from
mt3vil lei bounded by lands of John Neuter; George
a Deibert, and Henry Hoy; containing? acres
and 156 perches. The whole is in a good
a fii state of cultivation and under good fences.
t ' .ll - :: , u The iniproremsnts are a double two story
-.thewlling tibiae, one-half built of brick and -
• other half frame ; two stables, and a
•'"ne i a never-tailing well with a pump, near the house;
. small orchard, arld a hatadsome stream of water run..
. i
- ng through the same. • •
:7' No. 2 s A certain tract of land situated In the beim'
Orwigsborg, bounded by lauds of Jacob Hammer, C.
- uderbrun, and property belonging to the county al
; briyi kill ; contaliaing 3 acres and 20 perches, fronting
i . the public road leadingfrona Chwigsbng to Ilfcireans.
i 4 -ti g.. The same la under good fence and in a good.
. • a of cuitivtion.
1.: ho. 31 is a ' tract" of land situated In North Manh-im
-'s ~ , ..:„,.. tow,Dship, county of SchnylkilWboundell
.• •- s
••:- . :.):. by " lands belonging • tg, the heirs of - John
:•.......„!, Hammer, Daniel lfelhert, Nicholas Wall
h•••=' eiga,andothenj. Ttie same Is wial Novi..
..I . „ ' "ded with" young chesnut and othet timber,
'• ."...-- ite4 Would be very , tunable to the Keene
.,,ti. rof,lin. 1. ttapt
t Undisputable titles wail he given, in accordance with
4_ conditions pc este, which will be made known on
day oriole, HENRY KREBS ,
1•
1 ,t., , r0X •48 . 11HCHARI. ' ELEA Executors
PEESB'iMPOBTED PREEN AND MACE TEAS,
From & Co.,
- TEA DEALERS,
etrritei of
_Chesnut and Tecelfik streets,
PEIILADELPHI••
IL—One of our p mien having learned the Tea
*business of the Ch nese themselves, during a real
dance of seven years a ong them, the pubic may. there
fore expect of us the full benefit of the knowledge and
experience thus acquired.
To our Black teas, particularly, we wish to call at
tention as possessing alilegree of 'strength and richness
of Savor seldom equalle. Black teas are universally by the Chinese, ,
consider. the Green ,flunnly
for foreigners. Our physicians alio recommend the
Black as making a more healthful beverage than the
Green. Each package is an secured as to retain the
virtues of thleii for a' long time in any climate, and
conta ins full relight of tea, in , !ependent of the metal and
paper with which it is enveloped.
C. JENKINS & Co.
The above warrante'd tea, put up in 1,1, and .1 lb.
packages, just received and will be constantly kept for
sale by the subscriber. • .1. WHITFIEI.D.
Nov 27 47 •
SHERIFF'S - SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of a writ of 'restatum renclitioni Ezponas,
[slued out of the Court of • Common Pleas of Dau
phin county, to Me directed, will be exposed to public
sale or vendue, on Wednesday, the I.sikdax of December,
184:, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, at 'the public house
of Michael Graelf,in the borough of Orwigsbut g,Schuyl
kill county, to wit.:
The'one undivided sixteenth parts of two tracts of
land, situate in.lipper" Mohontongo township, Schuyl
kill county, surveyed on warrants to the • names of
William Witman and Jacidi Yeager; containing each
440 acres and 64 perches more or less. As the property:
of GEORGE MASON, deceased.
EME
Seized and taken into execution. mid will be lold by
Sheriff's (Slim Or-) J. T. WAINER, Sheriff.
wtesburir, Nov In,
TOTAL.
199,268 17
Wholesale Liquior, Wine, and
CORDIAL STORE,
S. W. corner of Market and Thirteenth aireets,
PHILADELPHtA.,
T,HE subscriber 'respectfully informs the store and
hotel keepers of Schuylkill and the adjoining coun
ties that he has constantly on hand a large assortment
ofForeign V 6 INES and LIQUORS inthe Custom House
stores entitled to debenture.. Also at his store a full
as.'orttnent of Domestic Brandy, Gin. Rum, Old lifonon
gahela, and Rye Whiskey, which he will, sell on the
most reasonable terms, and solicits a share ofpublic pa
tronage. .1. R. Cant Well is authorized to receive orders
for - him„ which shall be promptly attended to.
Phila,Nov2.o 47-47-3m] ANDREW C. CRAIG.
632.013 13
• Jos. B. Bossier,
Importer and Dealer in Foreign and Darns:tic Fruits
4-e., 27; South Br/large - 4
• rIIILA DELPII I•.
OFFERS for sale• 1000 boxes Bunch.-Raisins ,
,
p5OO halfboxes Bunch Raisins, -. l'
500, qua rte r do . ,
100 kegs Sun • ,do . .
100 half kegs do . .
100 kegs Lexia do
= 200 trails Malaga Figs,
50 frails Arabia:l 7, l)am', • - ,
20cases Prunes in glass Jars . -
20 -do In elegant Fancy Boxes, ,--'
• 50 casks Tante Currants,
•
, 200 boxes Leghorn Citron,
10 bales Paper Shell Almonds,
20 hales soft do . do '.
. 20 hales Walnuts,
20 bags Filberts,.,
50 boxes flock Candy,
-
ItM baskets Salad Oil, . • •
1000 bushels African Ground Nuts, -
50 barrels Shelled Almonds. [Phila,Nov2.o-47-3
CHEAPDRYGOODS STORE.
• REMOVAL. •
•
• Joseph Arehambault,
Hoeing removed from Nol3 Sl, Mirka st., to his new
store, No. 417, Market,abore 11th, north side,
ritiLsDet.ptits.
IT AS on hand a large assortment of Fall and Winter
.1.1. DRY GOODS. comprising in-part Mode Color - and
Black ftlou. dr !Alines at 121 cents rich style de
Laines at' 18 and 25 cents ; Cashnieres at 25, 23; and 31
cents; California Plaids at 25, 28, 31, and 371 cents;.
English and French Merinos; black Alpacas from 18S
to 87: cents; Shawls In great variety; Blankets from
$3 50 to $B,, per pair; Cassimeres; fancy and plat
Sattinctts from 371 Rio 75 'cents A large assortment of
Bleached anView - m. n l rieeting and Shirting taunt's ;
white Fianna from to 50 cents, &c.", &c.
Philada., Octl6 47 42-3 m
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT.
tlilver
Evans'
SALAMANDER, FIRE. AND THIEF PROOF IRON CHESTS,
WARRANTED - equal to any other make, and have
, never been injured by fire or burglars, in a single
instance. Realm, keeps on hand's' full 'supply of Corn
mon.Chests, inade.of lighter iron, at lower prices.
LETTER COPYING PRESSES AND BOOKS.
TRUCKS FOR STORES, FACTORIES, &c.
DRUGGISTS' PRESSES. -
EAGLE GLASS PAPER'. -
PORTABLE' SHOWER BATH'S, ter.
TACKING I.EVERS. ' •
HOISTING MACHINES. .
REFRIGERATORS and WATER FILTERS.
OLIVER EVANS. -
61 South:Second St.. below Chesnut, Phila.
-REFRIGERATORS
For cooling and preserving Meat, Better, Milk, and all
articles intended for culinary purposes.
WATER FILTERS.
• Oliver F rans ' celebrate Naar. . Filters for purifying
water that is bracitish - or muddy, whether by rains,mi
nera4, or others, se, can .be had of all sizes and.prices
at the waremome, No. 61, South- - Second street, two
doors below Chesnut street Philadelphia. -
Philadn.. Oct. 2 97 _ .
40-6m*
XTOTIOE is 'hereby giv'en,that a Court of Common
.11 Pleas:lor the trial. of causes at Issue in and for the
county of Schuylkill. will be held at Orwieaburg in the
county aforesaid. on Monday, the 13th day of December
neit, to continue one week, if necessary.
Therefore, all persons having spits pending, - and all
persons whose duty it shall be to appear at said Court,
will take notire and govern themselves accordingly.
lilieritra Office. Or- / • J. T: WERNER, - Sheriff.
wicsburg. Nov 20, - f , 47-
IVI E r e R s fie 8n t t o h ; t Pio n.
several
1 i c
I oßuartKs D E n l k t i , n E on sq l y t i e r a e s ,
of the counties of Schuylkill, Carbon; and Monroe, in
Pennsylvania, and justice of the several Courts 'of
Quarter Sessions of -the Peace, Oyer and Terminer,
and General Gaol Delivery; in said counties; an(
STII•NOE N. Ps Onnmand Jacon tiIINTZINGER,ESqUireS,
Judges of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace,
Oyer and Terminer and General Gaol Delivery, for the
trial of all capital and other offenders, in the said
county of Schuylkill--by their precepts to.me directed,
have ordered a Court of Common Pleas, Oyer and Ter
miner, and General Gard Delivery, to be holden at Or
wigsburg, on Monday, the 6th day of December next,
to continue two weeks, if necessary.
Notiels therefore hereby given to the Coroner, the
Justices of the Peace,and Constables of the said county
of Schuylkill, that they are by the said precepts com-.
manded to he then and there, at 10 o'clock in the fore-.
noon of said day, with their rolls, records, inquisitions,
examinations, and all other remembrances, to do those
thinks, which to their several offices appettain to be
done; and all those that are bound by recognizan
ces. to prosecute against the prisoners that are or then
shall be in the gaol of said county of Schuylkill, are to
be then and there to prosecute them as shall be just.
God save the- Commorpwealth.
, JOHN T. WERNER, Sheriff.
Shenff's O ffi ce, °twigs- )
burg, Nov. 13, 1847. f 46
• N. 8.--The witnesses and jurors who are summoned
to attend said Court, are required to attend punctually
In case of non-attendance, the law in such cases, ginde
and provided, will be rigidly enforced. This notlfe Is
published by crier of the Court; those concerned will
govern themselves accordingly.
Art Union of Philadelphia,
FOR THE PROMOTION OF THE FINE •RTD IN THE 11. I
INCORPORATED IN 1844. ' .
OFFICERS FOR 1847-B:—JAMBS WMuirratn, Pre
sident JosEru Stu.; Vice President; Wm. Too-
TIONTra, Treasurer; 'JAMES S WALL4CE, Correspon
ding Secretary ; THOMAS F. ADAMS, Recording Sec'y.
Committee of Management Henry J. Motion,
D. U.; Rev. Wm. H. Furness. D. 4...; Charles Toppen,
John . Towne, Ron. Wm. D. KelleA.,John Sartain, H.
B. Wallace, Chas. Macalester, Joha Notman, Geo. R.
Graham. Geo. M. Keim, J. Scholefieid, Henry C. Baird.
The object of this Institution is to advance the cause
of the Fine Arts in the United States, to etiliivate and
Improve public taste, and to afford additional patronage
to our American artie;liy the purchase of their works.
Every rj:iscriber of live dollarsper annum, becomes
t 'member of the Institution. The funds thus received,
after deducting necessary expenses, are appropriated
first towards the production of a large and costly origi
nal engraving, for distribution among the. subscribern,
the residue of the funds is divided Into certificates for
different sums, and dlitributed by lot, among the mem
bers„) at the annual meeting on the first Monday in
May of each.year,) for the purchase of paintings, draw
ings. &c.,by National artists, from any accredited ex.
hibition n the Union.
•
Thus for the small sum of Ass &Hass, each member
has the certainty of receiving an engnving of a good
picture, in the highest style of the art, worth in itself
the amount of hi, subscription, and the chance, beaides,
ofilmwing a certificate for a considerable sum, to be ex
pended in the purchase of a work of art,
The engraving for this year will be from Loiltse's
rote painting of "John Knox Rebuking Mary, Queen of
cob.
sire, .inches in height, and of proportionate
Width.
The Institution 11 managed by gentlemen who have
no privileges beyond other members, and no compensa.
lion except the. satisfaction of serving the cause of Art,
they, therefore, with confidence appeal to the growing
taste and patriotic pride of their fellow citizens, to lend
their aid, (it is but lending,l to a taunt which unites so
much public good with private gratification, at so little
individual expense.
The subacritter has been appointed liOslotiativ *te
enage for Schuylkill county for the purpose of recei
ving subscribers. A hook containing the constitution
and bye laws can be egamfned at our office. Wheic we
will be happy to melee 41 01 4 list of si ffnatittelq
N0v1347-40-4tel • FIENJ, BANNAN.
PROCL*MATION.
PROCLAMATION.
NOTICES.
NOTICE:,r—LORBERRY CREEK RAILROAD Co.
.1.11 Notice is hereby given to the STOCKHOLDERS of
said company, that an election will be held on Monday,
_at 6t& day of Deermher next, at the house of A. S. Fe
, sig, in the borough of Pinegrove, Schuylkill coimty, then
and there to elect one President, eight Managers, one
Treasurer, and one Secretary, to serve for the ensuing
year (Nov2o-47-34 JOHN STRIMPPLEB, Seep.
OTICE—TO PURCHASERS OP UNSEATED
.1. 1 1 LANDS.—Notice is hereby given to all persona who
have purchased UNSEATED LANDS.at theCommis
stoners' sale, held on the 9th and 10th day, of August
last,in the Court House In the borough of Orwigsbusg,
are earnestly requested to call at the Commissioners!
- Office, and take up their deeds; otherwise the COMMlS
gionets will proceed according to the conditions of sale.
By order of the Commissioners,
Commissioners' Offiii, 2 i G. B. ZULICH, Clerk.
Orwigsburg, No, 13 f 46-3 t
NOTICE is hereby given that an application will
be made to the next Legislature, for a Bank to be
located,in the borough of Minersille, Schuylkill County,
to be called the Mechanics Bank of Schuylkill Coun
ty, with a capital'of One Hundred and Fifty Thousand
Dollars, and the privilege of increasing it to Two Hun
dred Thousand Dollars. Signed
SAMUEL KAUFFMAN, MICHAEL WEAVER,'
ABRAHAM TROUT, SAMUEL HEILNER,
JAMES' B. FALLS, . JONAS BAST.
blinersville, July 3, 1847. • 8776m0
OTICE.—TO MINERS.AND OTHERE:I wish
,to contract with an experienced tniner to sink a
COAL SHAFT, (depth about 130 feet) or to obtain suf
ficient information on the subject to give direction to
the viperationyand should be pleased to receive commit
hications on the subject from competent and responsible
persons; or would sell or lease the coal privilege. Ad
dress (0(13047-44.2ml 'O. 0. GREGG, Pittsburg, Pa.
OTICE—Geo. Stichter having associated with
11 him Daniel R. Esterly, in the Hardware business,
they will hereafter trade under the firm of BTICHTER
& ESTERLY, at the old stand corner of Centre and
- Market streets, where, by strict - attention to business,
they hope to merit the patronage heretofore extended
to the old firm. Persona in want of Hardware and Iron
:would do well to call and examine their stock. before
purchasing, as they are determined to sell cheap
May 21 22 STICHTER & ESTERLY.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.— Whereas
letters of administration have 'been granted to the
subscriber, on the estate of James Donnelly, late of the
borough of Pottsville. Schuylkill county, Pa., deceased,
by the Register of Schuylkill county : notice is hereby
given to all these indebted to said estate to make pay
ment as soon as possible, and all those having claims
will present them for settlement without delay.
Ocifl3-13-6t*] BRIDGET DONNELLY. Adm'r'x.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.— Whereas
..[[l letters of adininistration, on the estate of Andrew
J. Brown, late of the borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill
county, deceased, have been granted to the subscribers
by the Register of Schuylkill county : notice is therefore
hereby given to all those indebted to the said estate that
they are requested to make. payment to Capt. Israel
Reinhart of the American ; Hotel, and all those having
claims will also present them to him for settlekient with
out delay. ANDREW BROWN. } Administrators.
0ct2.34361.*] ADI.EY G. BROWN.
NOTICE.—OFFICE OF MT. CARBON R R. CO.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of this Com
pany wilFbe held at the office,' 781, Walnut Street. on
Monday, the Gth day of December next, at 4 o'clock, P.
'31.„ at which time and place an election will be held for
a President and eight Managers to serve for the ensuing
year. [Novo-45 , 5t1 JAS. C. DONNELL, Sec'y.,
0 TICE.--DISSOLUTIONOF PARTNERSHIP.
1 The rthprsliip heretofore existing under the name
of NORTON & lIESSER.was, by mutual consent. dis
solved on the first day of November. The business
hereafter will be transacted under the name of Norton
& Hammer. , [Novl3-40 3t
WANTS
litANTED.—lnformation Is wanted of JACOB
I.A BACII, a citizen of Columbia county, residing
near Numidia, who disappeared under the following
circumstances, on Sunday, the 7th instant, since which
time nothing has been heard or seen of him:—Fie was
an elderly Man, about 3234 an; of age ; of ordinary height
and stature; a carpenter by trade, and apparrently in
the enjoyment of vigorous health. - Ile traded horses on
that day with Nicholas Seitzinger ; but having shortly
after became dissatisfied with the bargain, he returned,
and in company with B. Boyer, started to the stable of
Daniel Larer, in search of his horse, where he supposed
Seitzinger had left him. Not having succeeded in find
ing the horse, they both repaired to Lake's tavern near,
by, and took refreshments. From thence they left abnut
8,1- o'clock, for this place, since which time nothing
whatever has been discovered of his whereabouts, not.
withstanding our borough authorities have been making
the nmst vigilant search for him ever since, and still
continue it. Any person leaving information with JA
COB KI.INE, Esq.,of our borough,as to his whereabouts
will be liberally rewarded. [Nrw9.o-47-3t*
ANTED.—lnformation in wanted of ALFRED
V 1 HOUSE. IN ken last heard front he was In Hous
ton, Texan. If this should come to his notice he will
confer a favor by immediately writing to his brother.,
Stephen House or Henry House , who are residing in
Pottsville. Pa. [IVOvI3-16-3t*] HENRY HOUSE.
LOST and FOUND.
• OST.—Was lost on the Port Carbon road, on
Tuesdayafternoon, last, n SILK PURSE with steel
beads, containing a small sum of mosey. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at this office.
Nov2o 47
• . STRAY COW.—C-inie totter. premises
R.•
of the subscriber in Lawtontown; about a
.E 6 . week ago, a RED COW with a white face;
has a white hind leg, and a streak of white.
on her back owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take her away, other
w Ise s h'e will he sold according to law.
Novl3-46-3t.] ELI Sill VELEY.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
- • FOR SALE.—A two story stone tiwell
sm mg HOUSE situated in Mount Pleasant Row,
Mohontongo street, Pottsville. Also, a very
valuable building lot, 40 feet front, on Market
Square, extending back to hforireginn street. Apply to
ANDREW RUSSEL,
N0v27 , 48.20 Corner of 2d and Mohontongo streeti.
FOR SALE.—A one horse 'CAR-
Jr-7i RtAGE, nearly new, and in corthrlete
order. It can be seen at the Ameefri
Hotel, In Pottsville, on and after, Wed
nesday, the 2 4th inst. [Nov2o-4 , 7k
, • VALUABLE TIMBER OR
, SALE.—The subscribers, owns L of a
welt timbered tract of land, called . "' May
. • and Lightfoot tract," between Mineral:llle
and Llewellyn. Schuylkill county, will sell
WOOD LEAVE,foOich purpose it has
been surveyed in lots of &tin five to twenty acres.—
Peraons wishing to see the timber will call on Mr.
Bressler, at Llewellyn.
Public sala will be held at the Pennsylvania Hall,
Pottsville, on tAe 21tA day of December next, where a
diagram of division will be exhibited and terms of sale
made known. Suf f icient time will be allowed for cut
ting the timber. SAMUEL GRISCOM and
ISAAC ECKERT, Presi
dent of the Farmer's Bank of. Reading.
Reading, Nov L 3 46-6 t
MINERAL WATER ESTABLISHMENT rou
SALE.—The subscriber will sell the whole of his
extensive Mineral Water Manufactory. There is a good
custom with it and daily increasing. The stock consists
of pumps, pipes, fountains, gasometer, bottles, boxes.
wagons, horses, harness, and in fact every article neces
miry to conduct the miinuficture of mineral water on.a
large scale. there being 256 gross of bottles. For further
information enquire of JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
November 6,1617 45
_
TALUABLE - TOWAILOTS:FOR SALE in
VV Wood & Lyon's addition to the borough of Potts
ville. Also in the town of Yorkville. beautifully loca
ted between Pottsville and Westwood. Apply to .
A. RUSSET.
0c2343] Office corner of Mahontongo and Adams etc.
FOR SALE—Three mortgages well secured on impro
ving property faille borough of Pottsville, each be
ing the first lien on the property covered by it. Enquire
, SAMUEL LE%YIS,
of
Surveyer and Conveyancer, Centre St.
A S T ORE - Tr
Egg. Enquire at this office.
November 13 46 31*
F _ _
OR SALE-600 acres of WOOD LAND, eitua
led near Berryman's farm, two miles from Mc-
Keansburg. Apply to [4631] BURD PATTERSON.
170 R RENT.—The Salem - •
ginee.- 4 -
o RENT—
On Centre street
TOR RENT.—The Salem VEIN. with the present en
gtnea and michlnery near Port Carbon Apply to
Oct 9 4l] A. !WIWI, Pottsville.
VOR SALE—Six Wads. pf augur cured RAMS.
Sep T.'dx W. POLLOCK
Now is the time for Bargains
♦T THE ,
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE
in lifinersville,Sehuyikill County, Pennsylvania,
next door to Busk 4. Kra's:it's Hotel,
busibery street. -
ELIJAH B. ORWIG.
ESPECTFULLY announces to his nomerona friends
Atand the citizens generally, that he has opened a new
cash store, in Minersville, Schuylkill county, where he
intends to keep on hand a large and varied assortment
of goods, embracing among others
•
DRY GOODS, LIQUORS,
GROCRiiIES, - • QUEENS WARD,
BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS,
HARD WARE, PLASTER.
SMOKED MEAT, FISH, SALT,
MINING GOODS, &c.. /cc.,
All of which have been laid In new, and at prices, -ran
ging with the times. From the knowledge he has of the
meschantile business and the wants of 'this market and
his determination to sell Fos CASH ONLY, trusting to
quick sales and small profits, he natters himself that all.
who give him a call will find a bargain and cheaper
goods at his store, than can be found in any other estab
lb3larnent in the Coal Region, and no mistake
New Stare at Brookville.
TllE Subscriber has just received from Philadelphia
and has now opened at Brockville, a large and gen
oml assortni ens o teen - unable goods,such as Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, end Queensware. In additionto
which will be round coastal:lHk on bend, nth, smoked
and hesh Meat. as well as a good supply of country
produce. Cell and examine otir stock, and you will tiod
us prepared to sell goods at as low a rate as they have
ever been sold gay rakers, in Schuylkill county.
N. H.—Country produce of all kinds wanted. for
which the'htgliest price will be paid.
- I GEO. 11, POTTS.
Pottsville, Feb, 1646,
.6—,
Furs, Furs. Fars.
rrifiE subscribed would respectfully inviteladies and
„li gentlemen a ut visiting Philadelphia, and in want
of FANCY FURS, such as.mutik, boas; tippets, ace., to
give us a call before purchasing elsewhere, as they will
find it to their advantage and no mistake.
Mt orders received shall be faithffilly attended to at
No. 93 North Third street, above Arch, Philadelphia.
LIA al ES. REISKY.
• . Filato Rebel alwaye en hand. (Phits,OrElM-tat
THE MINtRS' -JOURNAL.
MISCELLANEOUS,
I7ELNO+Sy PARISIAN PLC ID is warrante
Vto curl the hair beautifully tauf.strevly If it falls
the money be returned tWe confidently assert tha
• this prem*ion is the but, a, very beat article now be
fore the puhile„ for =SLING sus newt and we wil
forfeit elOO \lf it is not found bn trial all we represent
it to be. It this been tried; and never failed! If used
according to directions, it cannot fair! This may seem
(to those persona who have never I ried rasp's Perinast
Plaid) strong language, but kis the truth
If you admire and wish for the "Flowing Ringlet and
Witching Curl t"
.get a bottle, sire it atrial t 1 One trial
will do more to convince the reader of the truth of the
above assertions, than columns of advertisements.
Price - 25 or 50 cents per bottle. For sale wholesale
and mallet BANNA.N'S
Oct23-43] Cheap Book and stationery stores.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY
ANEW YEAS.—We feel happy in annonnclng to the
citizens of Schuylkill'uounty and visite!, generally that
m4ye now receiving oar HOLIDAY STOCK of goods.
It will embrace all the newest and most beautlfol fancy
articles in themarket=purchased directly of the impor
ters, which enables us to sell quite - as cheap, and In
instances much cheaper, than the same articles can be
purchased at the Fancy stores in the cities.
Our assortment is mach greater than can be forted at
any Variety store in Philadelphia. Don't neglect to
make your purchases, if you. ant to buy cheap, at
HANNAN'S
Nov2o-47] Fancy and Variety stores, Pottsville.
LUMBER YARD AT PINE GROVE. •
200 REAMS Wrapping Paper, at 30 dents per
ream, in lots,
50 reams for bags, at 60 cents, in lots,
50 do Shoe paper, at 44 cts., a very cheap artidle,
100 do Blasting paper, from fkil 75 to $1 25'per ream,
200 do Writing paper, ruled , and plain, (ram II 624
to $6 per ream, • • '
100 do Letter paper, from *I 50 to 163 per ream,
20 tin Note popers,varinus kinds,plalndcornam'td,
10,000 Envelops, from *I 50 to .15 per 1 000,
_Just received and for sale wholesale and retail at
BANNAN'S .
NOv2o-47] . Cheap Book and Paper stores.
MILE MAGAZINES FOR 1848.—Subscrjr.
tions for . .
Graham's Magazine for 1848,' ' .
Gndey's Ladies' Book for 1848,
Ladies' National Magazine , for 1848,
• The Union Magazine, for 1848, '
' The American Flora, •
Parley's Magazine for 1819,
Together with alfthe other monthly magazines and
newspapers published in Philadelphia, New York,,Bos
ton, or Europe, and delivered free of postage at
•Nrs'2o.4ll ANNAN'S Cheap Periodical stores.
RAZORS AND PEN KNIVES .— Just received a
fresh supply of elegant RAZORS incases and single,
among which are Wade & Butcher'e new and.celebra
ted Odd Fellow's Razors and Barber's heavy Razors.—
Also, Tally-he Razors, warranted, or the money refun
ded. Razor Strops lri variety. --
PEN KNIVES—A beautiful assortment of Rodgers'
and Wostenholm's Pen Knives. Also, American Pen
Knives, from 10 cents to $2 each, ail` DANNAN'S
Notl3-46] • Fancy and Variety stores.
lop LACKSTONE'S COMMENTARIES,
.1.1•Ilood on Executors, Wharton's Digest,
Marvin's Bibliography, • .
Roberts' Digest of British Statutes,
Thornton on Conveyancing, Graydon's_Fornts,
Dunlop's Digest of the Laws of Pennsylvaubs,
Barr's Reports, vote. I, 2,3, and 4,
Fot sale at publisher's prices at LIANNAN'S
Ocil6-42] Law and Miscellaneous Book stores
GERMAN. SCIIIOOL.—The subscriber hereby
Rives notice to the public, that he intends estalilsh
Inc a GERMAN SCHOOL, also to give instructions'
in the French. Latin, and Greek languages, and In ma
thematics. Those who intend to make Use of thls'op
portunity will pleale enquire, for further Information,
at the house of the Rev. Mr. Mennig. •
Oct3o 47-44-] G. BERGMANN.
ARD LAMPS, Girandoles for Mantels,
I
Lamp Mats, beautiful Shades 'and Fixtures,
Plain and Colored Hall Lanterns,
Cut and Plain Globes, Flues, and Wicks;
A. beautiful assortment, which will be sold at manufac
turer's prices, just received and for sale at BANNAN'S
Fancy and Variety store, Pottsville. [Oct23-43
MACKEREL ,
SHAD,.
Constantly on hand
SALMON,
' 1" and for sale by
HERRINGS,
J. PALNIER lc CO.
'
PORK,
HAMS AND SIDES, platter street wharf,
SHOULDERS, •Philadelphia.
LARD AND CHEESE. J Octl6 47-42-3 m 1
CAMPBELL'S LORD, CHANCELLORS.—The
lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the
Great Seal of England, from the earliest tunes till the
reign of King George IV, by Lord John Campbell, 3
vole.: just received and for sale at BANNAN'S
Noy2o-47] Cheap:Book store.
DLASTER, FISH, AND SALT.— -
E 100 Mils Plaster; 50 bbls, Nos. 1,2, & 3, Mackarol;
30.11a1f and quarter bbls. for family use ;
150 sacks grour,d.arid fine salt, for sale by
Nova-45j J. M. BEATTY & Co
NIEDALS OFO'CONNELL.—Beautiful MEDALS
of Daniel O'Connell with a fac !melte of his writing
just received and for sale wholesale and retail at
Nov1:1-46] BANNAN•S Variety stores, Pottsville.
))AIL_ ROAD i SPIKE S.—Three tons of Rai
IL Roa SPIKES for Flat bar ironl and 41 inches,
a 5-16 and 5 and 6 inches; ¢ a 5-16, just received and for
sale at the York Store. [Nv64s] EDW.AIT,I,,EY.
),~LEPIIANT OIL.—A superior article for ma
t...a chinery, engines, &c , warranted not to gum, just
received and fur sale :tube York Store.
Nov 6-45) EDWARD YARDLEY.
DAIRY CHEESE.-5000 lbs. superior dairy
Cheese from Herkimer county, New York, Jost re
ceived and for sale by [lcvB 45} J. H. BEATTY & Co;
D ALL ROAD IRON FUR DRIFTS.—A supply of
It Flat Bar R. R. Iron, constantly on hand and Air sale
at the York Store. [Nov6-45) EDW. YARDLEY.
rl ' , HIER'S FRENCH REVOLUTION, at
SI H. complete, just received and for sale at
Octl6-42] HANNAN'S chew 0 Book stores.
LUltlßElti—We have on hand Weather BOARDS,
shingle lath, Hemlock and Pine joice and scantling.
Nov2o-4L] P. GOULD & Co.
TIMED BEEF—A superior article, for stile at
the cheap Dry Goods and Grocery store of
Octl6-42] • .1. S. C. MARTIN.
ORANGES and Lemons for sa I e at MARTIN'S
'Octl6-42] Drug and.Confectlonsry store.
PICKLER HERRING—Just received and for
sale at [Octle-42 . 1 NA RTIN'N Grocery store.
- Landreth's Rural Registe r
tet
AND ALMANAC FOR 1848.
AVOLUME of 108 cloiely printed pages, containing an
almanac; a farmer's and gardener's calender for
each month of the year ;!descriptions'of chemical com
position and analysis of the different kinds of manures
and the application of it; a full description of the best
fruits for cultivation,'with diateings or the same; dis
eases of cows, horses, sheep, &c., and their remedies;_
a list of agricultural implements, and their prices , ; the
mode of cultivating the different kinds of vegetables,
and all kinds of .flowers ; construction of hot houses,
hot beds, &c. ; together with a vast amount of other in
formation for the farmer and kitchen gardener, and all
for 121 cents single copy, or $1 per dozen, wholesale.—
Every farmer and gardener in the state ought to have a
copy. Just published and for sale wholesale and retail
at ' • BANNAN'B
Cheap Bookstore, Pottsville.
I*. Merchants in the country would benefit the cause
ofitgriculture by purchasing this ibook and distributing
it among the farmels. The low rate at which if is sold
oneht to secure far
. it a general circulation. (Oet9 41 •
TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
TBE subscribers invite purcha.ersof all or any kinds
01 DRY GOODS required In housekeeping, to call
and examine their stock, which is confined esclustvely
to those articles, comprising in part all kinds of Linen
and Cotton Sheetings, Quilts, Blankets, Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins, Towelings, Tickings, Table and
Piano Covers, Furniture, Dimities and Chintzes, Em
broidered and low priced Curtain Muslins, - Worsted
Damask and Noreens, Domestic Muslins, &c, &c; to•
gether with a large stock of all kinds of Flannels, and
the be.st stylei of Irish Linen , which they import direct
from the moat celet rated bleachers. By excluding Dress
Goods from their business, they are relieved from the
necessity of asking high prices at the commencement of
the season to compensate for losses consequent upon
changes of fashion as the season advances, and will sell
a: the lowest possible grade of profits as the surest means
of extending their business. . .
JOHN V. COWELL & ,SON, comer Cites-
Phila.Novii 47-45.6m] nut and 7th Ms., Philada.
Molly & - Smith, H
(SUCCESSORS TO KARTMAN Ir--?dOLLT,)
IVE notice that they have now on hand and offer
for,sale cheap for cash, the largest stock of LUX:
SER ever offered in Schuylkill county, consisting in
part of all kinds of Pine and Hemlock boards, &c., scant
ling, &c. ; also best quality of Ash and Poplar assorted,
together with a full aril large assortment of shingles.
As one of the partners resid :s on the Susquehanna,
he has facilities for procpring lumber not enjoyed by any
other Lumber Yard in [4e county, and, therefore, the
ptiblie may confidently expect bargains at their yard.—
Give them a call and try them [Nov2o-47.-3m
Music Books
UNION Choral Harmony, German and English.
Evangelical Music, by Hickock & Fleming, patent
and round notes, ,
Bciston Academy of Church Must;
Carmine Sacra, or Boston collection of Church Music
The Southern Church Melodist, patent notes, -
The Methodist Harinonist,
The Musical Repository, .I .
The Young Choir. .
The Social Lyrist, - .• " ''
Just received and fel Sale wholesale aud retail at Very
ow rates at BANNAN'S
Clet9 411 • Cheap Wholesale Book store.
I • Type Foundry.
•
58, Gold, corner of Asa strut, Nom York.
TAE subscriber is'prepared to fu rn ish hazel east type,
and printer's materials of-all kinds, at short notice
and on reasonable terms.
Proprietors of newspaper, who have 'tot advertised
Or the subscriber,, who may publish this notice for three
months pylons to Jan. 1. PM, will be entitled to re
eelve pa _type, on purchasing fi ve times the amount
of their fillifor-advertising.
Old type taken in exchange for new at fiefs. per Ih.
Novs-45]. ROBERT 'TAYLOR.
To Farmers.
'DOUR TONS of African or Sabdahnn Guano, just re
.L' ceived and tot sale by the undersigned. The Sab
dehna I. the very best article of African Guano, and re
sembles Peruvian in quality, at a much lower price. ,
This consignment Is Just in season tbr top dressing
' corn. turnips, buck wheat, &c., and will be sold at a
( mall advance by the ton or single barrel.
June 98 JOHN M CROSLAND.
J. Henry Adam, • .
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
07/ICf. OPPOSITI THC limns' pint.
Pottsville, Pa. paly3l-31'—ly
' B. F. BUDDY & BROTHERS,
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE,
It. R. CORNER OLD TORE ROAD AND WILLOW lITRELT,
ennui:mm.ol4 •
Bays constantly on band a large assortment of Liquors,
Winn an4(ordlall. leap : 4, 1517. Ara.—.lo
. FRESII FAIL GOODS. •
CHARLES " ADAMS,
Xo. 79. 4rek St., /durum 2d and .2.1 Su., north aide,
• PHILADELPHIA.
TS receiving at his etw wrong an assortment of en.
tirely asw and desirable drygoofie suitable for the co.
ming season, to which he invites the attention of his
old customers and purchaseri generally Particular at
tention given to, Style and proper shades of color of
dress goods and many choice and scarce kinds selected
especially for plats people, which will be sold at the
lowest prices foreasl. The assortment consists in part
OfFranch,Merinnesiii different qualities and colors,
Parametta andindiana Cashmetes do do
8-4 Queen's Cloths and - Alpacas, some the finest im
ported, l
Plain Mode, Mons. de !Allies, and Cashmere lrEcosse
all wool, •
Paris Printed do . do, and Plaids °twiny kinds.
Particularly choice styles of Sewn Gingham/ sad
Mirrimack Prints,
• 3-4, 4-4. and 3-4 Black Mantilla and Dress Silks of
the best falirici and highest lustre,
'White Gsoda.—MuUs Swiss, Book, Nansookjaconet,
anu Cambric Muslin, of all qualities.
Sbasgs—Of Printed and Plain Thibet and other ma
teriel of all the different grader'.
,F7aneels—Welsh, Ailesian, Unsbrinkable. and Bilk
Warp of the best makers.
Linees and furnishing goods generally are Made:lead
lag articles an examination of which is, panic's..
lady invited .
Together. with Mallory, Gloves, Needlework. Linen
Cambric fi'd'lt•fe and fancy and staple goods too nu
merous to advertise. [Phila.Sep.lB 1847 38 3m
Isaac= Barton & Co.,
NO. 57,. SOUTH SECOND STREET.
PHILADELPIIIA. • .
HAVING in store a large and frill assortment of
.1.1. FALL AND . WINTER DRY GOODS, a consider
able portion of, which were ordered and imported' by
them, and the remainder selected with math care in'
the American markets expressly fortheir FALL SALES
offer the same telielesals and retail, at moderate prices,
foi cash or, approved acceptances. The following na
med goods constitute pa rt.of their stock, viz :
DRESS GOODS.
Silk,.—Rich Dark Brocade Stripes and Plaidc,
Plain and Striped Cbanielions, new styles.
" Climelion Satin Du Chene, beautiful com
binations.
"' Plain and Changeable Armures, various
widths:
" —Black Plaid Striped.
" Black Gros 'de Rhine all widths, best make
and qualities.
" Plain and Changeable Floreuces, In much
variety.
Cashweres.—Plain and Printed Handsome Shades,
- and new styles.
,Vows. de Laines.—Plain and Printed, neat small fig
' tires, new styles. •
Raw. Silk Plaids.—Rich, High Colors, good qualities.
Worsted and Silk and Cotton and Silk, good qualities.
Eingkams.—Earlston and Scotch, in great variety.
Prints.--British and American, "
French .Merinos.—Lupials best make, choice selected
shades..
'Alpaeti Lustre.—Silk and Cotton Warp, Palnietto
' Cloth;
Shasels.—Rich Styles Broche and Cashmere. •
Black Ottoman-Plain and Plaid Silk. •
" Small Plaid Blanket, all wool..
Seal Skin, plain anode colors, large size.
Hosiery end Glotes,ofal I usual materials and qualities
CLOTHS, &c.
French, Belgian, Engli-h, and American Cloths, in
great variety or shades and qualities, best finish.
English, French, American„and,Belgian Cassimeres,
plain black and latest i'ancy styles.
Woolen and Silk. Velver.Cashmere, and Satin Vestings.
Drsb and Dark Colored Habit Cloth for Cloaks,
White And Colored Flannels, European and American.
FURNISHING GOODS.
41ankets, various sizes, excellent make.
Dresden and Marseilles Quilts, White and Colored.
Counterpanes. - • ',
Linen Sheetings, Cotton do , all widthiranfi q_ualities.
Pillow Case Linen, Table Damask and Napkins,
Ifuckaback Diaper and Itussia Towelling.
Irish 4.4 Linens, in great Variety, of moat approved
make and bleach.
CARRIAGE LININGS..
Silver and Pearl Drab - Cloth, various qualities
" " Worsted Damask, " "
" Union, •' " "
Rattinets, plain and figured, 94 and 5.4 wide, a.sorted
colors.
Russia Sheetings, Buckram, and Colored Marinas.
Worsted Plush, figured anti plain, Crimson; Garnet, &el
Phila.. Sept. 15, 97 ' cow
&LEAP FALL DRY GOODS FROAI AUCTION
' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
J. Ross Hoopes.
• Na.-411, Xarke Street, above Eleventh, nortk'side,
HAS a large stock of Dress Goods, such as new
styles Mona. de Laines, MI to 2.5 cents, yaid wide ;
Cash Meres, California Woolen Plaids;Plain and Fig
ured, Colored and Black Alpaca Lust re,, from lel to
50 cents; Black and Colored Merinos and Paramettas;
Bombazines &c., from 25 cts. to $I ; Cloths, Cass'
meres, Sattinetts, and Vestings in great variety's yard
wide Bleached and Brown Muslim; at 4. 5, 61, 5, and 10.
ets.; 11 yard wide, 121 : ets ; 3 yards wide f 371 cts.;
Table Linens, Diapers, Crash, &c.; Carpets for stairs.
and entries, only 9, 10, 121, and IS} cts. ; Ingrain4Cot
ton, and Wool Carpets. handsome patterns,. 22,2.5, 31,
and 50 'cis. all wool. I buy three-quarters of my•toods
at auction and all for cash only, and can, thereftire, of
fer bargains to country 'm nchants and others who buy
for cash ; worthy of attention my country friends, mer
chants, citizens, and others who will please call at
J. ROSS HOOPES' Cheap Store; '
N 0.411, Market St., above Ilth. north side, Phila.
N. B.—Show this advertisement to your neighbors
and friend's. [Phila., Oct 2 40 3m
WAREHOUSE OF PRINTS ONLY.
No. 56 Cedar St, New. York.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE
(LATE LEE & JUDSON)
Occupy thx spacious FIVE STORY WAREHOUSE,
N 0.56 Cedar Street,—Lthe whole of which is devoted to
the exhibiton and sale of the single, article of PRINT
ED CALICOES. Theirpresentstoca consists of near
ly ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, embracing some
THOUSANDS of different patterns and colorings, and
comprising everything desirable m the line, FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC. •
All of which are offered foisate, for cash, or satisfac
tory credit, at the lowest prices, by the PIECE OR
PACKAGE.
New styles are reoeived almost every day, antmany
of them are got up (or our own sales, and not to be
found elsewhere.
Printed lists of prices, corrected from day to day,
with every variation in the- market, are placed in the
hinds of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea , of the ex
tent and variety of our assortment, when we state,
that the value of our usual stock of this ONE AwrieLe,
is at least twice the value of the entire stock of dry
goods usually kept by our largest wholesale jobbers.
Thls fact, together with .the fact, that our means and
our attention. Instead of being divided among a vast
variety of articles, are devoted wholly to one, will
render the advantages which we can offer to dealers
perfectly obvious ; and it Shall be our care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet:mittt any dis
appointinsent— . •
Our nhaortment incomplete at all seasons of the year.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
--P. S.—Da. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord &
Lees, and tate senior partner in the original firm of Lee
& Brewster froin - which connexion he withdrew sonic
time ago, had resumed business in connection with
Meisrs. Lee & Judsoo.under the firm of LEE, JUDSON.
& LEE, and he ventures to assure his fi lends and the
public, that the new firm will maintain the same pre
eminence. in this branch of the trade, which former
ly distinguished the other two houses to which he be - -
o nged.
New York, July 10, 1847. 118—ly
Salamander, Fire, and Thief-
Proof Chests,
. .
Fire-Proof Doors for Banks and Stores, Seal and Lette
op yin?. Presses,' P.itent Slate-Lined Re (riff era -
tors, Water Filters, Patent Portable
Water louts, in tended for the
Sick and Infirm. •
'EVANS & WATSON, • '
76, South Third St., (opposite Ike Philada. Exchange.)
M
ANUFACTURE and keep constantly on hand, a
large assortment of the above articles, together
with their Patent Improved Salamander FIRE-PROOF'
SAFES, which are so constructed as to set at rest all
manner of doubt as to their being strictly fire-proof, and
that they will resist the fire of any building. The out
side cases of these Safes are made of boiler Iron, the
inside case of soapstone, and between the outer case
and inner case is a space of sorne three inches thick,
and is filled In with Indestr u ctibl e material, so as to
make it an impossibility to burn any of the contents in
side of this chest. These Soapstone Salamanders, we
are prepared and do challenge the world to produce any
article in the shape of Book ,Safes that wilt stand as
much heat, and we hold ourselves ready athill times to
have them fairly tested by public bonfire. We also Con
tinue to manufacture a large and general assortmentof
our Premium Air-tight Fire Proof Safes, of which there
are over BO now In use, and in every Instance they have
given entire satisfaction to the purchasers—of which we
will refer the public to a few gentlemen who have them
in use
Haywood & Snyder, Pottsville ; Joseph 0: Lawton,
Pottsville; Mr. William Carr, Doylestown, Pa.
N. & G. Taylor, 129, North 3d qt.; A. Wright & Neph•
ew, Vine at. Wharf ; Alexander Caror . Conveyancer,
corner , of Filbert and Oth sts.;l John M. Ford, a 2, North
'
3d st.• Myers Bush. 20, North 9d at ; James M. Paul,
101, South 4th at.; Dr. David Jayne. 0, South 3d at.;
Matthew T Miller, 20, South 9d at ; and we could name
some hundreds anthers Hit Were necessary. Now we
invite the attention or the public,and particularly - those
In want of Fire Proof Safes, to call: at our store before
purchasing elsewhere, and We can satiafy, them that
they will get a better and cheaper article at our store
than st any other establishment In the city.
We also manufacture the ordinary Fire Proof Chests
at very tow prices, cheaper than they can be bought at
any other store in Philadelphia.
DAVID EVANS, •
' JOHANNES WATSON.
Philada., Ass. 35
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERS.
POCKET BOOK MANUFACTORY,
No. 9,3, sows oik street. beiose Musa,
PHILADELPHIA.
THE' inbscriber has constantly on. hand a large as
'moment of the following articles of his own manu
facture, such a. Calf, Russia, Turkey, and Morocco
Pocket Books'; Gentlemen's Dressing Cases; Morocco
and Velvet Seger Cases; Jewelry Cases; Pearl and
Try Card Ones; Pearl and Ivory Tablets; Pearl, ' lvory.
and Velvet Needle' Books ; —Chess and Backgammon
Boards, with every other article in his'llne, which he
offers to country merchants and others cheap for cash,
wholesale and retail. F. H. SMITH, •
No. 38, South 6th street, below Chesnut, Philada:
Phila. Oct 23, 1847 43-3 m -
NEW STORE. ,
JMORGAN remectfally Informs the pnhl le that be
. hasopened a new fancy" Dry Good and Millinery
store in Market 'Street. near Thud. where he is just
opening a oplendid assortment of goods just received
from Now York and Philadeltibib„.which be intends
selling very low. coneisting in part ofSilk, Thlbet. Par
Is, and Printed Cashmere Shawls, a large and splendid
assortment of Muslin de Laines, Ginghams, and Lawns
vety low; yard wide Silks, Silk Fringe, Gimp, and But
tons, and he would particularly call the attention of
the ladies to a large assortment of White goods, Saco.
netts, Swin, Malfand Book Muslin., Plat& and Skip,
Muslin*. April 17, INT IC
Dr. canews Vegetable
•• panacea. •
owArrl& WALTON invite attention to the Col
loteing advertisement : •
DR. CULLEN EVER VICTORIOUS!
Ara proof of the continued success of 12r. Cellca's
radian Vegetable Patiatea, we refer ton fete of the many
- iertifleateirtn oar possession, of. Milo performed by
this great polder.
Capt. T. L. Sanders, constable of Beath Mulberry
Ward, cured of Barber's Itch.
Mr..l. B. Reese's child, R0.83,-Nerth tteeenth street,
cured of . Hereditary Teller, Whirl covered hls entire
body.
Mr. IL bleCleau' child, No 360, Merkel trUltet;effilet.-
ed with Scrofula from Its birth.
Mr. E. W. Maxwell, Grape court, Market et", eixlYe
Eighth, cured ofScrofnla, had fourteen open ulcers o, l als
his body at the time he commenced taking the medicine.
Miss Chiistiana Sands, West Spruce street, between
Beach and Miele' streets, near the Schuylkill, cured of
Scrofula; had suffered eight- years; her heed vies to
much effected that tea and coffee would pass out at her
ear—tnis is a strong case.
Capt. John K. Barclay, N 0.400, Market street, cured
of Scroftilous Sore Leg, of 26 years' standing. This
case IS will known to many of our best physicians who
have frequently advised amputation.
Mr. Isaac Brooks, Jr.. No. 5, .kfferson,westof Schuyl
kill Sixt h street,below Locust . — Thiaeres, undoubtedly
one of the most severe cases of Scrofula ever cured, and
G certified to by many of one best physicians and tier-'
Armen, and also by himself. . •
Joseph Barbour, No. I, Short court. east from Twelfth
street, above Race, cured of ticrofuloits Bore Throat, of
eight years' standing.
Mr. J.ll. Frick's child, No. 73f, Dock street, Phila
delphia.
Mr. Michael Dully 'No. 26, North Front street. (at P.
Brad., & Qt's.) Philadelphia, cured of Tetter of twenty
five years. "
Mr. William Flemmiiie, No 210, Washington street,
between. Eighth and Ninth, Philadelphia, cured of Ery
sipelas of four years, which destroyed the flesh to the
bone.
William 114ker, cured of Scrofula. This case had
been in the hospital many months, and discharged as in
curable÷lie Is now well, and may be seen daily at our
office.
_ Mr. David Eirgan, Muddy creek, Hamilton county,.
Ohio. cured of Scrofula. This was a very severe case,
and Kirgan says that, could money prevent. he would
not undergo the same ralliction for ten thousand dollars,
and yet he was cured for a few dollars, by Dr. Cullen's
Indian Vegetable Panacea.
Mr. John W. Hazleton, of ,Mullen Hill, New Jersey.
cured of Tetter of ten years' standing, with a few bot
tles ofithe Panacea.
Mr. John Brocken, Germantown, at the age of 61
years was cured of a violent Tetter, that bad troubled
him for 18 years. .
Mrs. Eve Siscoe, Nn. 53, South' at., between Third
and Fourth, from Schuylkill, cured of fever sores on her
ankles. after et Hering 12" years with them. Mrs. S. Is
62 years of ag6.
Mrs. Flizabeth C. Fester, Second street. four doors
above Washington street,, was cured of Tetter on her
leg, which had troubled her 1: years.
Mr. Hiram Ridge, Attleboro', Bucks co., Pa, cured of
Salt Rheum. This case had been pronounced incurable
by some 12 or 14 physicians of the first standing—as a •
last resort had recourse to Cullen'e Panacea, and was
cured completely -in a feW months, after suffering - 17
years—the disease had almost covered his entire person.
Mr. Charles Otis. late of Parrish street, now of Man
ayunk, cured of Tett& of 5 years in hands and feet.
Mr. Mellon Grubb, Juniper street, near Spruce, cured
of Scrofulous Ulcers on the shoulders, which had defied
the - doctore more than a year,
Afflicted reader, sand to our offiee and get these certi
ficates. front which you will learn the extraordinary suf
fering: of these persons, as well as the'mo t le °Exert..
ROWAND'S CARMINITI YE- SYRUP—Is a certain
_cure for Diarrhw, Dysent-ary, Cholera Morbus, Bowel
Complaints, &c., as thousands will certify who have
tested its virtues within the few months it Tins been of
fered to the public. Read the cet iiiicateof Dr. Roby, a
highly respectable physician of our city.
Gentlemen:—l cheerfully bear testimony to the good
effects of your Carminitive Syrup, after having been
cured of ruses REVERE ATTACKS of DIABRUCE, within
the last few months. Being opposed to QUACKERY is
any form it took much pereliasion from a friend,,who
keeps it in his house as a "Caney - medicine ," to Induce
me to make use of it in my case t he spoke so confident
ly I gay • it a trial—and 1 was not slow to make a trial
of-ir, on the second attack, having been relieved so
soon on the first—l have prescribed the Carminative
Syron to a great many of my patients, and I am pleased
to say. with the same good effects. You are at liberty
to use this as you please. Yours &c.,
Trios. P. S. Bone, M. D., •
-Nov., 2.5, 1896. No,. 110, North Twelfth street. •
Wholesale and retail by -
ROWAN D & WALTON. Proprietors,
No. 376, Ma. ket street. Philadelphia.
For sale by J. 5. C. MARTIN, and B. RANNAN,
corner Centre and Market streets, Pottsville; J. B.
FALLS, Millersville; ENGLAND & McMAKEN, and
J. V. LAMBERT., Reading. . [Soil 36 cow
"To the victor belongs the spoils."
A LTHOUGII many preparations in the form of ••Pep
41.star ifedirines.'!_have been before the public, claim
ing to give relief,gand even cure the tnost inveterate dis
eases, yet none have so well. answered the purpose as
Dr. Sherman's Medicated Lozenges. They are agreeable
to the taste, easily administered, and fropt the unprece
dented success, which they, have met with, and the re
markable cures which they have perfumed, may justly
lay claim to the title of conquerer over thediseases fir
which they have been recommended. Dr: Sherman's
"Cough .Lozenges" cure the most obstinate cases of
Cough in a few hours. , They have cured alargenumber
ofpersons who have been given up by their physicians
and friends, and many who have been reduced to - the
verge of the grave by spitting blood, Consumption and
Hectic Tever, by their use have had the rose of health
restored to the haggard cheek, and now live to speak
forth the praises of thrS invaluable inedidne.
Dr. Sherman's ", Worm Lozenges" have been proved
in more than:4oo,ooo cases to be infallible, in fart the
.duly certain worm destroymg - med icine ever diScovered.
efilleren will eat them when they cannot be forced to
take any other medicine, and the benefit derived from
the administration td medicine to them in this .form,
is great beyond description. . When the breath of the
child becomes offensive, and there is picking of the
nose, grinditur of the teeth during sleep, paleness about
the hps; with flushe,l-cheeks, bleeding at the nose,bead
ache,dmwsiness,atarting during sleep,disturbed dreams,
awaking with fright and screaming, troublesome cough,
feverishness, thirst, voracious appetite, sickness at the
stomach, and bloated stomach—these are - mmHg the
many prominent symptoms of worms, and can be retie-:
,Ved by these incomparable Lozenges. They have never
'been known to fail. -
Dr. Sherman's "Camphor Lozenges" relieve head
ache, nervous sick headache, palpitation of the heart
'and sickness in a very few minutes. They cure lowness
of spirits, despondency. faintness, colic, spasms, cramps
of the stomach, summer or bowel complaints-,--they keep
up the spirits, dispel all the distressing symptoms of a
night of dissipation, and enable a person - to undergo
great mental or bodily toil..
Dr. Sherman's "Poor Alan's Plaster" is acknowledg
ed by all who have ever used it to be the beat strength
ening Mawr in the world, and a sovereign remedy for
pains and weakness in the back, loins, side, breast. neck,
limbs, joints, rheumatism lumbago , &e. One million a
year will not supply the demand. - Caution is necessary,
as there are many unprincipled persons who would force
a spuriOus article upon'Lthe community. Be careful to
get Sherman's Poor Man's Plaster, with a "Yee , I
of his written name on the back—none others are genu=
hie, and will do more hurt than good.
When such men as the Rev. Darius Anthony, of the
Oneida Conference; Rev. Sebastian Streeter of Boston;
Rev. Mr. Dunbar,Rev. Mr. ['endemic, Rev. !dr; De For-'
eat, Hon. Aaron Clark. J. Ilosie, Esq., lion. 11. B. Beard
sley, Daniel Fanshaw, Esq.-, and a host of names of a
like reputatioa, can be brought forward to prove-the ef
ficacy of Dr. Shermrn's preparations—when they are so
warmly recommended by
. the medical profession .and
prescribed in their practice, and when such universal
approbation follows their use among all classes, we may -
justlysay that'the Dociot is not only entitleeto the an:.
pellation of victor, but can fairly lay claim to the patron
age of the public, and will receive it. ,
For sale By J. S. C. Martin, .1. G. Brown, and F. Sa n
detsori, Pottsville ; .Henry Shissler, Port Carbon ; Win.
H. Mariiiiv, Sew Philadelphia; T. Williams, Middle
port; ll.Sciitdartz, Patterson; .1. H. Altar, Tuscarora:
lieliner & illorgenroth, Tamaqua; Wm. l'rice, St. Clair;,
Geo.,Reifsnyder, New Castle; Jas. LL Falls, Miners
vine); Jonas Irkautrinan, Llewellyn; .1. Christ.; Jacob
Low& Mohomtongo ; Paul Barr, Pinegrove ;
slls3ener & Garrett, Orwicsburg ; Lyon & Rishel, Port
Elkton; Levan and Kauffman, Schuylkill Haven. •
.91130 1847 44-cow
o := 3l =
OR the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Rheumatism,
F
FileS, Dyspepsia; Scurvy, Smallpox, JaundicecP.ius
In the Back,, Inward Weakness. Palpitation of tie-.
Heart, Rising in the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma, Ferets
'all kinds, Female Complaints, Measles, Salt Rheum,
Heartburn, Work's, Cholera Morbus, COughs, Quitlcy,
Whooping Cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver Cemptaint,
Erysipelas, Deafness, Itching of the Skin, Colds, Gout,
Gravel, Nervous Complaints—and a variety of other
diseases, arising from impurities of the blood, and ob
structions in the organs of digestion;
Experience has proved that nearly every disease ori
ginates from impurities of the blood or derangement of
the digestive organs; and to secure health, we must re
move these obstrUctions or restore the blood to its 'no
turol state. .
. . .
The aVersinn to taking medicihe is most effectually re
moved by Cliekner's PeyetablePurgative Pills; being,
completely enveloped with a coating of pare white sugar
(which is as distinet from the internal ingredients n a y a
nut shell from The kernel) and have no taste of inedicine'.
but are as easily swailow'ed as bits of candy. Moreover
they heither nauseate or gripe In •the slightest degree,u
but operate equally on all of_the diseased parts of the'
system, instead of confining themselves to and racking
Any particular region., Thus, if tile Liver be infected,
one ingredient will operate on that Articular organ,and'
by cleansing it of any excess of bile, restore it to its na
tural state. Another will operate on the blood, and re
move all impurities in he circulation, While a third will
effectually expel whatever impurities may have been
discharged into the stomach, and hence they strike at
the root of. disedse, remove all impure humors from the
body open the pores exteniallyAnd internally ; separate
all foreign and obnoxious particles from the chyle; so
that the blood must be thoroughly pure—thus_, securing
a free and healthy setiofflo the hextviunge, and liver;
and thereby they restore healtA, even when all Whet
means have failed.
The entire truth of the above can be ascertained by
the trial ofa single box; and their virtues are so positive
and certain in restoring health, thatthe proprietor binds
himself to return the money paid for then' in all cases
where they do not give universal ,satisfaction.
Relkil prices; 25, cents per box.
Principal office, No. b 6, Vesey -street. New York.
The 'following are the agents In Schuylkill county for
Clickner's Vegetable Purgative Pitts
J. B. C. MARLIN, J. G. DROWN, and F. SAN
DERSON, Pottsville; H. Shissler. Port. Carbon t Wm.
H. Marlow, New Philadelphia • T. Willituns,
port; H. fichsvartz, Patterson; • J
H. Alter, Tuscarora;
Hatter & Morgenroth, Tamaqua; Wm. Price, Bt, Clair;
George Reifenyder, New - Castle; James .11. Falls, 'Ml
nersvllle ; Jonas Kaufßnan,' Jacob Kauff
man, Lower Notontongo 0.• Paul Barr. Pinegrove ;
Shoener & Garrett, Onvigaburg; lann ft Mabel, Port
Clinton; J. Christ; Levan & Kauffman, Schuylkill
Haven. (0030 47-44.e0w
S. B. Miller & M. Shenk,
QUM:3EON DENTISTS.havIag located in Pottsville,
1.7 respectfully offer their professional services to the
ladies and gentlemen of Pottsville and vicinity. All
diabase, and Iriegularltles of the teeth treated onthe
I, moat approved principles. Artificial teeth Inserted Rom
a single tooth to an entire ant.
Office in Thompson's row, Market et., 7th'door above
Centre. re All Nitrations warranisk If N.
MINERS' JOURNAL:
Saturday Maiming, Nov. 27,1541
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From out Telegrapmapoodent.
•
Pal LADE D—Not. SI, 1647,1
•IS o'clock,P. M .S
Markefs.--Thera bate bean feu , transaetitns
r'
nort. A sale of 600 big. of 'Amu gas made t•
day, at $6.12 and tba pricy Tanga from 'hay)
$6.23 for good brands. 'Rye-dour is oiartb $6.26
Corn Meal, $3.25—n0 sales: Wheat, good TO,
133 cis; Corm red, 72 a 73 c. Oats 41 4tcl
whi,,!ray to bbls.3oc. per 416.: I
[ l '
Thera is afloat.: There have be
no paper. issued to-day.
)We have nothing from theismf:
ti 2" Cot. Wynkoop has addressed a eliarsc •i
-istic letter to F. W - ..Hughes,Esq.; of this bor o o r .„
which appeared in the Pennsylvanian Yesterday,
We shall next week take oetasiO'n to noticii ,
.
epistle,.for the sake of preventing false impres , doeta l
abroad ; as far is•ita tone may prevail at home, i •
will excite nn attention, as the motives of the ivk
ter are, fortunately. pretty well known!'
A NeMEaser.—Muchattentioa has been tate.
ly drawn,in London, to some new cabs, of whit ?
the chief novelty consists ,in 'the absence of all
springs. A holluw tube about fourteen inches iSt
diameter, composed of India-rubber. and iodated
with air, is made to' encircle each wheel in\ th•
mansier . of tire, and the carriage :rolls * alcM •
ivithout'the slightest noise.
L..7 1 ' Case . of Reseell.,--The4unsel orMadani•
Restell made another effort, at: N. York un Tues
day, before the General Term of the7Suprein.
'Court, to get her *discharged on bail. No. pro
greys was made in the attempt. Meanwhile - Me
dame occupies two well furnished epartmentsi
thc Eldridge street Jul. end 0 lives like a fighiin:
ccck."
Gen. Taylor.—The /Ve l a yitr;kMirror sta es,
On the authority of one of Gen. Taylor
friends, !hut ho will not, during his mot:As
absence, visit. Washington, or attend any ptilic
meetings`, nor in any 'Way seek notoriety, ibut
will efriploy ,himself.exclusively in the manage.
menrof his private offairi, which have sy(ll;red
from long neglect,
Ca' Fine Bind: Tea.—We.receiied from Mr.
%,Vhittiel.l, a package of Black t i aa, advertised l f4
sale by him. We handed.it ov4" to the autl l on•
ties of the proper department, and it ie pronounced
by our better hank very superiorarticle. 11,
Louisiana Election.—The Whigs, it is -noiy' l
•ascertained. haye carried the legislature of La~isi~
ana by a majority of two certain, on joint ballelt,
and perhaps four; securing to them ' ' the
State' Senator to -be elected. • ,
Professor lagilzhtn, the well known novo
hes taken holy ordeal, and is now n clergyine
the Protestant Episcopal Church—eo says thse
York Sunday Divatch.-
Mune!, Matters.—The character of dispatelots
first received at. New York on Saturday, of :the
foreign news, led to the belief, that the news "vv is.
more limitable, and it appears things received is
brighter hue it? , Wall Street. The Expresi of
Monday Evening, says;—‘ , The subsequent ,un i e
changed the complexion of the news from ssiern
ingly good fo bad, and thym a gloom ovlo. Wall
Streetdvhere 'Merchants hid delayed until a lanx
hour, - in order to receive the news. ,SUch is the
demand fur feuds, to send abroad by. foreign het--
es, th - at- Many are thrdwing their. geode into ; the
regular auctionhouses, and taking an advance
money, and notes. , It .
stated that Within averi
or two several of our
_leading houses hive gtve i n
out their paper for half . a million of 'dollars,
running Atom three to six m onths.. This is a reg
ular bus'iness and perfectly 'safe to the auction
houses. The gooleareput into their bands, (us
ually fur double the amount,. and are kept tillithe.
spring sales open, when they are brought-to I the
,
hammer." • . 1
Two faithless mail carriers were recently se
_ 7
tencedin Georgia, one to fifteen and the Other io
ten years' imprisonment at bard labor. Seivdd
them right.
A new paper, devoted to the exclusive support
-of the war, has been commenced down east, call
ed the ..Paixhrin Gun and World Aston-,her."
13111111( 1100104
200 QUIRES Modinan Blank Books, •
300 do Deini do
1000 quires Foolscap Blank Books full and half bon .d 1
500 do Quarto do r '
100 dozen Memorandum Books, assorted, \
. Embracing the largest and best assortment of B ank
Books ever offered In this part of the state, just.recelved
and for sale at BANNAN'Stookatorea,which he pier geit
himself - to sell as low, if not lower, wholesale and retail,
than a similar quality can be purchaied in Philadelphlk
He has his stock manufactured expressly for his owr
sales. Call and lice it. [Oct9 41
Toys, Dolls, and Fancy Articles.
`HE subscribers have rust received a fine and larie
1 assortment of toys. dolls, Fancy bolos, harmonicae,
flutes, violins. and best - quality violin strings, slates and
lead permits, Gentian pipes, segar cases and totter!. snuff
boxes, canes. mid a great variety of other articles which
they will sell wholesale and retail at the very lowest
prices. GEO. Eir,JOIIN DOLL,
Nn. 106, N. 2d Street, below !bee.
Importers and manufdctiners of toys, ivory tattles,
tops, &c., &c. • [Phila,Oct3o 47-41-thnLi
Patent Grease, • I
FOR the - axles'of , Cartiages, Wagons, Rail Road Carsi
and Machinen4f all kinds, to iiiVe oil and prevent
friction.
This artichiis prepared and for sale by CLEMENS tic
PARVIN, the only manufacturers of,:this article, in tub
Uhited States, at their wholesale and retail Ilardnitria
and I)rna Store in Pottsville, Schuylkill CoutayiPa.
REMEMBER that none ie genuine;without the wt
ten signature of the inventor and prriprietor, Chair. W.
Clemens, upon each package. .•
- •
Pottsville, Not 4. 4 ,1 IN ;6 L
OW, Oils. OW.
I„;),X,' BBLS. Bleached Winter Sea Elephant OIL
300 Ws. Bleached Winier Whale Oil.
400 bids. Racked N. W. Coast 'Whale Oil. :
50 do Laid Oil.
1900 gale LtleUched Winter-Sperm Oil. --
2300, do. do. .Fall Strained Sperm Oil.
500',. do, 'Unbleached ‘Villter Sperm Oil.
For Bale-by J. L ALLEN
23, South Whirvee, next door to the corner of.t.
Phila.ok3o 47-44-Iy] Chesnut it., Philadelphia.
New Books.
Tlir. Crater, or Vulcan's Peak, by Cooper, • *0 50
The Buckskin. a Romance of the Revoltition, 25
The Way Side Cross, by Capt. Millman,
0
The Greatest Prague of Life, complete, ,'
The Journeyman Joiner. by George Sand. ' - , 7'5.
The Life of Henry the IV, by James, parts•l &9, 90.
Ottawnli, the Last Chief; by the author of Life In - I
Eondon.•
Mothers' Ericycloptedia of .English Literature.
:i .
2 %Menai. 5 0
-
Webster's Dictionatv a now MY it improved cdit:n 400 '
The Virgin of the Sun, by Ned Buntline. ' 20
Together with a variety of Other books Pet reeelied
and for sale at . ---.. , ' . • . BANNAN'S '.l
Book and Stationery storm!!
Cheap
Oct23]
Wholesale Depot _of Umbrella's,
Corner of Crates and :Sakti streets,.Poustillo.
i AT SANNAN'S NEWS ROOM. i J UST received .frain the manufacturers In l'hlladel ,
phia. , zi large supply of Cotton and Silk IMMO - ilk
LAS. made of the bect, miterial. anti warranted to hi, 01
,
a superior manufacture: As the - above article in or
consignment they can he sold at law cash pricei. •
Cotton and Gingham Embrellas, &I SO to *l2 per 4 r
EillPer aillahrten du steertibs, ' IS DO to ilk do
Super Silk ' do - Ativ.` ' . 30 00 , to 0 0
Super Silk .. • do - fanny handles, 40 00 to si .
Sold in lobrt o salt puts/tapers. - • I
p} Merchants i n the borough supplied on favorabta
erms. Merchants trading with this place will find It tc
helr,tnterest to call. . • "-- , (Nov2o-47 1_
. - New Music.
EnmArit, a popular airs for the Plano,
• 1 I
GA little more Grape, Capt. Braga. a National song;
•'-, for the Place; • ..... I
The • Itidoto Waltz, I: _ . I
Come lain in the Song, a P` rlotle song for the Pli.ne,
Palo Alto Quick Step,
Verhum Caro, a Trio, by Belllnl, •
Chesnut Street' Promenade Waltz,
PresidenCs Waltz, .
Mary Ann Polka,
Arise, Sons of Erin, Arise in your 3listit,
Come, Soldiers, Come
Virginia Waltz. '
Fresh simply or t h e Floating scow or Old Virginia, Inn
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Jenny Lind's inngs..• • . ..
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