The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, April 22, 1848, Image 4

Phila., Reading, and Pottsville
RsttlE Ito•ad.
) L . .4 45 11- , •
RATES AFT ERMIT ON Id ERCIIANDIZ E.
riN AND De:emberlo47, Goods will
Übe forwarded with despatch lathe following rates
rgetiM, between Pottsville and the points below
.mienarer lon of.tooo lbs.
Bstsees. Paturillal Bates's Pottsville
avd PAUa. I sad Readrag.-
mare slate, tiles, ike 1111 30 SI 00
Fqg Iron blooms.timber, Estr-1
bte,rosin, tar, pitch, and 275
Nail.
•
Nails and spike., bar iron,
castings, lead. turpentine,
bark, raw tobacco, salt, 13,
provisions. Potatoes, 1am... )
bar, stoves, /sc.
Flom per barrel, 3d
wbcat,eorn,rye, clover seed.l
and tall per brothel. 3 - All
Groceries, hardware, steel,l
copper, titt,brass, domestic
liquors, machinery, batter.
and egg., cheese, lard and 75
tallow, oil, wool, cotton, I
leatber,old, tildes paints. I
oyster., raw and cordage)
Dry goads, hemp, and medh
tines, foreign liquors, I
wines, glass, Paper, ( tomb ri 00
d.h, meat, confestionary,
books and stationery. J
No additional charges for commission, storage, nr
tecelvlng or Sell veriag freights runny of the Company's
depots on the line. r0v.2747-45 tf
I•lol,l%lo:fi l iLiail i g
iglit:4o:
IFOIINDRY & MACHINE SHOP. 1
iFR n ab.cribers, as their old stand. corner of Rail
Road and Callowbill streets, are prepared to man
et facture to order, at t he shortest notice. Steam Eswises
and Pumps, o any power and capacity_ for mining and"
other purposes. Batches Coal Breaking. Nsehises, with
solid and perforated mile's, as may be required.
Also Elegises and Blowing. Cylinders with all neces
sary machinery for Blast Furnaces. hot Air Pipes, of.
the most approved plans, Cupand Ball Joints and Dra
w. Myers, of the very beet construction. They par
ticularly invite the attention of Iron klasters and par
ties engaged In the Iron trade, to their large stock of
Pat/arts for Rollin , Mills, having lately constructed
the machinery for two of the largest Mills in the coun
try. vie ....The Wyoming Mill at Wilkesbarre, and the
Rolling 11111 at the Mnntour Iron Works. Danville.
They are fully prepared for this kind of work, together
with every variety of general machinery. Of the qual
ity of their work and materials, it is enough to 'Ay,
that taws and asperities, the moat infallible rests, have
amply demonstrated the genuine character of their en
tices and machinery.
' Orders ate respecfully shlicited and will be promptly
attended to. 11.kYWOOD ar. SNYDER..
l'ettavllleNanuary,.l7, 18411 3-Iy
Expresk -Line.
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Livingston, iloward Sr. Co.'s
Express,
DV rAN4ESIETI TRIM,
Bares , Potterifle, Philadelphia, :Veo Park. pcsrcni
Bniton'ore, Irashinpfna;Bujralo, Cunoils, 4- Europe.
'OR the accommodation of the public, we now run
an express car every other day between Pottsville
and Philadelphia, 0: moire - ion with our Trunk, which
runs dully for carrymg boxes of merchandise Ate. By
this arrrogement edicts for goods and packages left at
the office In Pottsville, will be executed, and
,the grinds
delivered in Pottsville in about 30 or :It hours. Thls is
.1 great convenience for our merehrinni and 'milers.--
Oold; silver, and Notes forwarded and bills collected.
Orders received for the purchase of any single ar;.
tide In Philadelphia, New Vorkior Boston. which will
tie promptly attended to.. Goods forwarded, which ran
he paid for on 111.11VOry fillip Ffilie.
Office In Peitisville, two doors below Batmen's Bani
sters. and Immediately opposite the new Episcopal
Ohara.. ,
Be'adinits P. W. Enrt'• Bookstore.
• Phihutelphis. No. 43, South Third street
New , York. N. A. Wall AI reet
B.lnn; No. S..C..ort strort.
FC:A 68ii.flS iVORIiS.
la ow ir);
Autil.crlt4i!• hn vine associated themselves tos
1 anther, incline under the firm nfS.Sillvman &
for the purpose of earning nn the Foutofry and Ma
chine businissltt the Franklin. Works. Port Carbon,
lately owned by A. D. Brooke, are now prepared to
Manufacture to order at the shortest notice Stearn
'Fines, Pampa. Coal Breakers, and Machinery of almost',
any cite nr description. for mining or other-purposes.
Also Rall Rnadand Drift cars, Iron or Brass Castings
anise site or pattern. '
ICb ORDERS ARE RESPECTFULLY SDLICITED -cs
SAMUEL SILLYMAN.
•
•. S. M. LEWIS.
Port Carbon. Aug. IS liP: 33—ly
VRANKLEC SUOVEL WOR .—The subscribers
1! are now.prepared to furnish the Collier. and deal
er. of Schuylkill county, wlth Shovels of all kinds ar
the lowest Philadelphia prices. Attention is particu
larly called to their Coal Shovels. Orders for Shovels
of any size or pattern promptly attended to.
S. SILLYMAN & CO.
33—1,
Port Carbon; Aug. 14,1517
Tamaqua Iron Works.
scar' ••-•
TOE aubeenbere having acioe'ated theinrelves to
(ether in the FOUNDRY AND MACIFINR Eusi=
KRIM at Tamaqua, under the firm of “Hudson,
Toylor.•! would respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they are now, prepated to do an exten
•lve bosi•ess an the manufactory of all kinds of steam
Engiries, Pumps, Coal Breakersoicreens, and Rall Rnad
Cars, together with all kinds of castings in iron and
brass, as apphed to machinery incident to the coal bu
slam. ,
' Repairineof every kind done by them with neatness
■nd dispatch. They will warrant all their nogrk to per
form well, and would solidi the custom °ranch persons
as may Went work executed, either In this vicinity, or
et a distance, which will meet with prompt and imme
diate attention. SAMUEL HUDSON,
JNO. K. SMITH,
CHARLES M. TAYLOR.
. Tanage's, Aug. 7, 1917 —fl
Schuylkill Talley Railroad,
♦III
MT. CARBON AND PORT CARBON RAILROAD
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PASSENGER TRAINS.
rill an after Monday, AprU 10, 1010, a passenger
Tra(nw - IU run between Monnt Carbon and Tusca
rora, three times a day (except Sunday,) ox rollnws
Leave Mount Carbon at 7 A. M. 11 A. M. and 4 P. IC
Leave Tuscarora at 81 A. M. I 0 P. N. and 5i P. M.
tralite will stop to take up and let down pas
ireneererat any point on the Road:
PARES.
inlles and under,
8
10
11
11. WI WAS.AER,Superlntendent.
ttprll9.•lS , It IS •
Phila., Reading, and Pottsville
Rail Road.
~~r,- :Gv s ''
WINTER-ARRANGEMENT
Passenger Trains.
flours ofstarting on and after Monday,Oct.Ml, 1845
From Pottsville, ht 9 A. ?if
}Malik . except Sunday
Philada., •• 9 A. M.,
11061.13 . 0£ PARSINGIREADINO
For Philadk. at 10 A. M.,
" Pottsville " I 2 .A M. r
RATES OF FARE.
Between Pottsville and Phllada.,ll3so and 3 00
Reading, $1 40 and 120
12—
Pbtlade., Oct. II
port Clinton & Tamaqua B. It.
?D=
Ir . IIE entire road from Port Clinton to Tamaqua ha
l., ving been renewed with heavy Iron railer and good
■nbetnntinl bridgea. with all other improvements adapt
...if to the un of Locomotive engines, and the regular
husinerra of the, road being now tenured; n passenger
iraiewill, on and after Tuesday.the 1311, inst..leave Tn.
(Sund.iye excepted) at : o'clock, A.3l..and
arrire•it Port Clinton, in tittle to connect wjth the 'down
ward train from Pm/millet!, Philadelphia. 'Returning.
will leave Port Clinton on the arrival of the Philartel
phis comb and reach Tamaqua for dinner. A freight
train With merehandize will alro leave daily.
- WM. WALLACE. Treas. Et Sec try
Little Schuylkill Navigation IL IL & Coal Cn.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1817 88—tf
Tremont Iron Works.
r
Pinup nvi.toLrz 4- CO. '
H AVE as•or used tbeni.elves tnrether for the ;mi
on, of carr) lox na the FOUNDRY AND 514011 NC
flUrtlNEs,t, in the Ilmorishing town of Tremont,Rtbuyl•
county. thew are prepared to furnish all kinds
of crtraingit for tail road earn, and machinery of every
df , ' , l".• build "" , o vozin..• for crinkly and other
purposes, coal treaders. ceynon L,r mine,Le„, &C., to
igetlinr with all kinds nf ran toes for (among porporeb,tO
which they win pay 1 11 1111CIIIIT attention.
Front the knowleti:e the) possors of the holiness, they
fetter themselves that all work entmoterl to their
will be executed to the entire matisfactoin of connote's;
end at very reasonable rates. They therefore rerte.ct. , ,
filly solicit the pat once of Ihe public. [(kt2.3
PoTTsVILLE IRON WORKS
~F~ - A ~~-
~ 4~u ~ •CAL.: ~
McGIiVNIS
• R EsrscrFtruv annonnces to the public, tha i Ise,
has taken the Establiehment known ass the Potts- ,
sille Iron Works, on Norwegian street, where he to
prepared to build all kinds of Steam Engines,
manu
facture Rail Unad Cara, and Machinery ofalmnat every ' ,
dancrlption,at the shortest notice, and on the most
sortable terms.
will
frout 'Owned, In wanfof Steam Engines
will fled it to their advantage to glee him a call before
2, engaging elsewhere. Ma! II
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
. .
PHILADELPHIA
IvGLHHD Wrcutstit Iron Flues, Suitable for Loco
cootivers.Marine and other Steam Engine
from 'lto 5 inches la diameter. atm, Pipes for Oa.,
steam and other purpose.; extra Krim; Tube for Hy
draulic Prone, i Hollow Piston. for Pumps of Steam
Horses ke.. Manatee tared and for , sale by
MORIIIS. TASK 1315 k NORMS.
INarehousiiii. E.eorner 34 sod Mitalnatatta.. Philada.
POW. Ney,.9211 1544 47
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Table of Freight and Ton on Coal
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PER PIIILADA. AND READING R. R.,
From March 1311,16.1une Ist.1114& ,
To Prom Mt, Carbon. Bch. Hawn . rt. Clinton ,
Richmond, 11 25 1 05
Philadelphia, 11 O 5 30. , -1 lb
Inclined Plane, 11 I 3 21) •1 05
Nketoion, 115 20 1 03
Germantown It IVO 23 20 OS
Fats or Brhuylklll,l 10 03 93
911
Manayunk. 105 00
Canal ellocken and
Plymouth
Turn Out 1 mile be J,
low Norristown.
Norristown or Bridg ,
Port.
Port Kennedy,
Valley Forge, '
Pluienisville,
,Royer's Ford.
Pottstown.
D IL I ro t
o o w v 1 0 11 , e,
lia
Acadia,.
Between Rending
and Mohrsrille,
Mottrovslle,
Hamburg,
Orwidshurg.
The freight and t
months of June and'
From Mt.
1 20
MI
II
In
ECM
Oa and after Aug, II
By order of the P
office oftbe rhu
R. R. Co., March I
Schuylkill .ravigation Co.
TOLLS FOR 1848.
THE Board of Managerebave adontad
the following rates of tog to be charged
on their works during the rear 1848.
ANTHRACITE COAL,
ro be charged per ton of 2110 lbs., the weight to be as
unlined by such means as may be adoptedlo secure
sccuracy, and five! per cent. allowance to be made
therefrom fnr loss by wastage. The toll to be eompoted
from Mount Carbon for all coal coming from shelve that
point, and to be chahred proportionately for all distances
carried nn the Oenal :
For the months of March. April, and May,
routs' cEnTs eest Ton..
• . Forthe months of June and July,
IFIF# CENTS rEILTOA•
For the mouths of Aueust, September. October, Nevem=
bar, and December,
•ixTriVIV6 newts PEI Tole.
MISCEELANEOIDi ARTICLES •
To ie charged per ton of 25140 pounds.
MUT CLASP.
Lome, Limestnne,lror ore, quarry spells, rough clone.
on wrought marble,! sand, day, gravel, rail.. bark, and
manure, one and enalf cents per ton per nide, but nn
rharge will be made for any distance carried beyond
twenty-five
klasinnt at toll nn Ouch Articles for any &mince, thirty
seven and a half cehts per ton.
la moan CLASS.
Gypsum, enrdwood, timber, lumber, hoop Wes, hay
end straw in.bales.jiricks, and bituminous coal.
Between Philadelphia and Mount Carbon, 7S ets.per ton
Sch'll Haven, 72
" Port Clinton, 65 "
Way trade three fourths of a cent per ton per mile.
but no charge shall be made exceeding seventy-five etc.
per tun. I TriMD CLASS.
Merchandize centrally, Fitch as dry goolle;earthen
ware, salt, iron in pigs, bars, or any-stege of manufac
ture beyond the one.. natl., flour, grain, and all other
articles not Specifically enumerated in classes first and
second.
Two• cents per ton per mile for the first twenty miles
carried mid' three-lim ohs 010 cent per ton per mile for
any additional tlintinee earned beyond twenty miles.
all case 4 where one or morelocks are passed,
and the distance chrried shall be less than two miles.
the charge fer toll Flinn be for two miles according to
tae class to which the articles carried may belong.
• And in all cams where the foreening rater shall exceed
fit cents per ton on the ascertained tonnage of the vessel
for any lark paseca below Reading, or 4 cents per ton,
nbnve Rearilier, the toll shall be charged at these men.
tinned rates nn all articles. •-
•'. TOLL ON EMPTY BOATS.
Boats intended run recuffirly in the trade, en the
line of the Canal w4ll he licensed to pass the 4.17n1e
or
any part of the line empty by the payment of ten dollar..
The licensed will ha issued by any collector; and wilt
continue inform:Miring the year 1815, prnvided the host
so licensed shall pay a sum in tolls equal to ten dollars
per month.
Boats not so lic e nsed will he charged five cents per
mile. unless they earth' cargo which has paid five dol
lar.; In tolls.
Any boat not licensed ae aforesaid, and running upon
a single level of the works, shall pay for each lock they
may .11 any tone pass, four cents per ten- nn the ascer
tained tonnage thereof above Reading, and six and a
quarter emits per inn below Reading.
CARS, BOATS, AND LANDINGS.
The Company will Modell rare, boats, and landings,
and:am] every facility for tr.sneporting coal In market
' et the most renson Able rates., end they are prepared to
make contracts with operators and others minuted in
the coal trade. and ;with those Ohn will build end run
beats on the Cannl,;nn liberal terms. Applications on
these subjects are in lie made to the President of the
Company. and they will receive prompt attention.
By order of the Board.
Deel I-50] P. FR.%LEY, President.
office of the Navigation Cn., Dee. 7, ISI7.
[Novl]•46
SchuOkill and Union Canals
Jr, Iflarradrza,.
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MF,RCIIANT,
At Ati.ruld ertablisAed Ira rek”use. Vine Street Wharf,
SCh.fain.—PIITLAIM,PIII‘.
RESPECTFULLY imiums his friends
and. the public that be in now ready to
receive and him:lo merchandize or every desciiption
by lie Schuylkill and Union Canals,
All goods intrusted to his care will be shipped on gond
covered hoots, with careful and responsible Captains,
and will leave his Wharr every day, sons to insure a
prompt' and speedy! deli very at their respective destina•
Dons. As no !oats will be subjected to detention or
cost or towage, there will be greater dispatch and less
charge than Inmate loading en the Delaware front.
Philo, March IS, 1848 12-1 m
Freight from Philadelphia
TO TOTTEWIId.F..
GOODS will he received at the ware
house, Awl, street. wharf on Schuylkill,
Philadelphia, until forwarded daily , by the Canal to
Driven; Pottsville, and other.placea on the
Canal. in the Coal !lesion, at the ("flowing rotes per
ton of 2000 podnds, without addrtiseal charge for tolls,
commission, enrage, or forwarding:
Plaster, iron ore, lumber, harks. hay in halm
. 112 00
Merchandise gencially, dry good', hardware,
earthenware, drugs, groceries, milt, flour,
1 , 1 wheat, nails, Iron. Sr., 250
Merchants and others may rely on having their goods
forwarded in.., I inlay
Marchll:l2-3ml JOIIN IL WILLITS, Agent.
Joseph Ille3lurraVs Passage
.Agency - . -
ARRANCENIENTS FOR 1849.
B. BANNAN. P,OTTSVILLF; SOLE AGENT
OLDEST MID TIM DLL? ENT•DLIFULD 1,1111.111
. - .
. OFFICE IN 7.11 F: carrro wr•vcs,
TtiE subscriber restieetfully le i
:4 2 4 1] ,k. rifts ve t o m f tender hla ra tn a r nTt li h e 6 p n ul7ll C e o ,
i ] t for the very liberal support he hat re
relved "for upward. of twenty years,
and solicits a continuation of their
confidence. The] despatch with which hi. paasensers
hare bean hintight out, And the promptnesswith which
his very numeroui
drafts hare been paid ar the diterent
banks, are, he flatters himself, a sufficient guarantee to
Fr!
111
Is "
MI " I
the public for
contract. enter.
The
EMI
STS, which I , ai
which pusenge
iii.appointmcnt
=
Patrick Henry,
Waterloo,
tilleridan,
'Henry ,Clay,
New Ship,
Garrick,
New World,
;Jena It.Skiddy.
'Ashburton,
, Weal Point,
i S Waring.
ames' sant...a.
(Patrick
!Waterloo,
Sheridan,
henry Clay,
New Ship,
Garrick.
New World,
John it:Skiddy,
litiecius, •
Ashburton.
West Point,
S hhlona,
In addition to the - above regular line, a innuber of
splendid Fillips, siti9l ns the Atbrranclark. Marniion. Rap.
pabarinock,.Liberty, Sea. St. Patrick, Samuel Birks,
Columbia, Old :Niagara, avid iontinite to sail from Liv
erpool weekly in regular succession, thereby preventing
the leant possibility of delay or detention in Liverpool;
and for the accommodation of persona , wishing to remit
money to their family or friends, I have arranged the
payment. of my drafts on the followlnt banks:
Armagh, Clottmel, F.nnisklllen. Omagh,
Athlone, Cavan, Ennir, Parsontown,
Bandon, Ferthoy. Enniscorthy, Skibbereen,
Belfast. CootehilL 'Galway, Flip,
Banbridge, Drogheda, Kilkenny. Strabane, .
Ballytnena. Dundalk, Kilrush, Tralee,
Bally shannonthingart an, Limerick, Weaford. •
Ballina, , Dungannon, lAindonderry.Waterford,
Cork, Downpa if ick,Monaglitin, Youghal.
Coleraine. Dublin, Hollow,
Ragrand.--Mesirs. Bpcsoner, Atwood ta Co., bankers,
London; and 111r.11F,. 8. Flynn, Liverpssals,
drolland.—The !City of Clanow Bank, and all 'its
branches and 'grind,.
41- Passages ran also be encored Boni Liverpnottn
Philadelphia, Boston, and" Baltimore, by the regular
packet ships, on application being made personally or
by letter post paid addressed to B. BA NNAN,Pottaville;
JOSEPH McMURRAP. corner of Pine and South sts..
New York; or Mr.- EDPUND 'S. FLYNN, Nn. 117,
Waterloo Road. Liverpool L. 411148-1
5:3W 1 - .2_01:t
OF FOUR-HOUSE STAGES: - •
TRI•WEEIIIX
POTTSVILLE 'AND HARRISBURG.
THE subocribers announce to Ih•
:puidie; that they are now fanning a TO
- weekly line of pow And elegant four
horse COACHES between Pottsville and Harria
by daylight, leaving PottsVillo every
Tuesday, Thuisrlsy, and Saturday, at 7 o'clock, A. id.,
and lian , ianure the aliethaie days, at the same hour
passion Swoosh schisylklll Haven, Friedensburg, Pine
grove. Frede rickshiirg..Jonestown, and Lingeislown
FARE GOING ' PARE HETURNINO.
To Harrisburg. #3 'To Priusville. #3 25
".firlitlylki'llldven, 251 " I.lngelstown, 50
" Pinvgrove, I 1-.12 " Jonestown, . 1.50
" Fredericksburg, 1 1 75 '' Fredericksburg, 175
" Jonestown,' Pinegrove, - 225
" Lincelstown,l .3 001 " Schuylkill Haven 300
For scats in Pottsville apply at the Pennsylvania
11.11
—ln Harri s burg , at lialo's Hotel and at Colder'. Stage
Office. •
r 3.• Passengers 'drilled for when requested:
The proprietors pledge theme:Tea to the public that
they nal becqual to any to the State for comfortable
ravelling. . O. JENNINGS & Co.
Pottsvllle,April 24. 1847
• Patent Grease
TOR the axles of Carriages, Wagons,itail Road Care
and Machineri of all kinds, to rive oil and pretreat
friction.' •
I This article h Prepared and for rale by CLIMENB46
tbe only manufacturers of this Slide's, in the
United States, at ;heir wholesale and retail Hardware
and Dm/ Store id Pottsville, tichpylkill County, Pa.
nemgmass telt' untie is geritilitewittrdin the writ
ten signature of the inventmr ISO Ptal/tIV°t.I.
j tlen n tai). Padmish. -
co . es
90 co
go go . ss
go co es
90 00 85
83 85 75
so • SO 75
80 se 73
SO 60 - 7.5
75 ' 75 70
7D 70 . 83
i 63 . 63 60,
i)6O CO
= , 45
40 ' 40 30
30 , - 30 • 30
lls on toil to Richmond during the
July will be:
Carbon- Sch. Raven. rt. Clinton.
1 10 133 100.
160 los -. 140
resident and Managers.
1 .8. ORADFOII3, Beeretsty• -.
& Readingt
, 1849. S Il
he; faithful performance of. any future
d Into with hint.
are.the REGULAR LINE OF PACK-
I punrt tinily on their appointed days, by
rs will be brought out without delay or
,
=I
Jany. 6 May 6 'Sept.:6
" 11 '• II " II
Fehf. 6 Jure 6 Octr. 6
II " II " II
" ^MI"76 26.
March 6 July 6 Norr.
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Delano.
F.R Allcn,
Cornish,
Nye,
Hunt,
Imre,
Monre,
April
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Moe. II July 11, Nuv.ll
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T:. April 11 ' A ~ 41 ., n
, e.. 261
1 " 26 " :a " 21
Mop 1 21 8 21 Jon. R i l
26 Bret. 26 " ,26
I JunF, II Oct. II Feb. 11
Vinland,
WII Allen
Cobb,
Ce, XS. D
D ..inn,
111 Allen,
Corm 11,
:ire,
Mint,
Blight,
, Imre, 1
:1 note,
Howland,
%V.lf Allen
[Cobb,
THE: MINERS' JOURNAL, AND, PO TSYILLE2 - qENERAL ADVERTISER:
lirotrhs - Ati'stiit the Times.
Tug rutsr.riber ha. just returned
JAL. ,- , from the trade salsoind well opento the
-...- course of the Week, a line Stock of
' Book,, which tie can sell at about 20
per cent less than the regular, publishers' prices. We
are ashamed to publish the prices—they are so icow
hitt neVertheless Invite all, to tall •Ind *gamine for
themselves; we feel confident the prices will suit the
times. Among the stock wilt be found:
A fine assortment of choice Juvenile works,
Child's First Prayer,
Youth. Book of the Seasoni.
Neander'S Planting of the Church,
Copy English edition. Chamber's Miscellany.
Josepbus. English edition, •
Ppetry of. Life, Flores cop.
Proverbial Philosophy, different bindings.
Pnetry of Flowers, Psalms of Gold, Gems of Fables',
Joy and Peace, Amy Herbert. Artist's Manuals,
Fltitiran't Chronicles, 84 book, for r.,15,
Morris & Willis' Prose and Poetry,
Art of Money Catching, IL S. Ilseelpt Book,
•
/Esop's Fables In French,
Wilson's Book-keeping simplified for the Millions.
Scenes In the Lire of our Saviour. do the Apostles.
Scene, in the lives of the Apostles, do Patriarchs and
' Prophets,
Elegant Albums In "greatvariety. •
Etiquette Inc Ladies; Manual of Politeness.
Mirror of Life, Tales of Terror, fibinwleske.
Shaksoenre, very dwelt Indifferent bindings.
Miss Edgennrib's Moral Tales.
Tredgold's Carpentry, s new edition.
Arabian Nights, Scottish Chiefs, Don Quisotte,
Gil Bias; Robinson Crowe. Mysteries of Udotpho.
Tales of a Grandfather, Children of the Abbey. dec. Seer
I Family Bibles IN great satiety and Wry cheap.
Together with a large stock of Blank' Books, Memo.
nadum Books, &c. &a. Call early ut
BAN NAN'S
Cheap Wholesale and Retail Iktokstores, Po svtlU.
sprite IS
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
GUWG, ELLIOT, & Co.,
isTgwervg 1111001MILLIRS,
AND STATIONERS,
No. 14,- Nora foltra straf,
PHILADELPHIA,
,g.so , KEEP constantly on hand. a very' ex
, tensive assortment of BOOKS and STA
"" TIONERY ; such as areadapred and usu
ally purchased for country sales; which they will sell en
as 'favorable tens. as the articles can be purchased in
this city, New York, or Boston.
Having an extensive BINDERY connected with their
establishment, they are enabled to supply orders for all
the varieties of blank work, in the best manner, and at
the shortest notice,
Officers of Batiks nod Clerks of the County Courts,
will find our BLANK POOKB equal, if not superior to
any they have ever had in use, and orders by country
merchants will be promptly attended to,
Particular attention will also be paid to all orders,
through country merchants or by mail,-for Law, Medi
cal, and Misrellanenus books, for public: and private li
braries, and nn enit will be spared to coruplata all such
orders, oh the most reasonable terms.
Coliniry dealers will find it to their advantage
to call and examine our large stock Wine making their
.purchases. LPhila.Nerr,27 17-494 m
Geo. N. 'Appleton,
BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER, AND IMPORTER,
14$, CRiesnut street,—PtilLADELettis, •
•OFFERS to Connie' Merchants and all
others Wishing BOOKS, extraordinaa In
ducements to purchase at hi. store, inby
his connexion with all the principal houses
• he is enabled to sell every book at the
lowest possible pike.
He publishes Use's valuable Dictionary of Arts,
Manufactures, and Mines ; Freeman's Chemical Anal
ysis, Bouwingault's Rural Economy. Farmers' Treas
ure, Cooley'o Cyclopedia of 6000 Practical Receipts,
011endorrs Italian, French, German, and Spanish
Grammars. durenne's French Diminnary, Reid's Eng
lish Dictionary of 40,000 words, Taylor's Manual of
History, Kale's Christian Year wiih large type, nume
rous Episcopal publications, Cabinet editions of the,
Poets, various beautiful miniature volumes, forty dif
ferent-kinds of Children's Brinks with colored engra
vines. Grandma:nom Easy's large colored Toy Kooks,
I'2 kinds, and many other very valuable publications
too numerous to be spec tiled. •
Catalogues furnished gratis on post-paid application:
Pliilada.. April 1 1848 14-
These Books can also be had at Bannans Bookstores.
Ness' Music.
1:1714j, THE Cricket on the Ilf 01111, a fay
-4, orite song-111110C by Milner, 25
c ....y1.. t ... c ! )&117 ,, a n 1 ie .e1ir 11 1 1::'I n t i r o T a ril l ieli t t i n c : p l i. %1
Serenaders, 25
'
,
Dearest Mae, as song by the Ifarmoneons, St
Linda. Grand March. from Donizetil's Opera, 21
The Midnight Waltz, by Wallace, . 23
Hart's London Lancer quadrilles—as performed at
the Nobility's Balls, 25
The Widow of Nein, a sacred song by Bishop .
•
Heber. 13
Farewell to the cornea of my•Childbood, 13
Hirai Felicity Waltz, aa perairmed by theStyecinar
kinhe Mended! Company, • 13
Rainer's Grand Alarch. 13
The Flutist', Monthly Bijou,* collection of popular
operatic airs, &c. arranged as Solos and Melt,
Inc the Flute and Violin—each No. containing
eight or more pieces,
Just received and for sale of BANNAN'S
aprilB 15 . 1 Music and Variety Stores
REMOVAL OF SMITH'S
BOOT xrp SHOE STORE,
t'
, THE Stibeeiiber announces to his custo
mers, and the Public In general, that he has
removed his Boot and Shoe Store, next door
below Bannan'slionk store,and immediately
opposite the new Episcopal Church, Centre
Street, Pottsville; where he will always
keep cm hand an extensive stock of Boots and Shoes,
of every -variety, Or ladies, misses. gentlemen,
miner,. eitildrea, he. &c. all of whirl. are Made at
the ben; materials, and will be sold at very low rates,
to son the limes.
Ile keeps also on hand, n la large of Trunks,
Vali ies, Sachells, &e. &c., all of which he will dispose
of very low.
• r.r•lloots, ...Shoes ' &e made to order of the best mate
rials, and repaired at short notice.
Pottsville, iipriln tf lb) WILLIAM SMITH.
BOOTS AND
Al the Old Stand, Centre Street, nest door to
the Pattsritte Rouse.
& J..FOSTER,
to. - ARE now receiving their
8 1
10E of BOOTS &
8110EFLeomprising a first rate
assortment, which they now
' offer at wholesale or retail at the very lowest
prices. They have also on hand Trunks, Va
lises, Carpet Bags, and Satchels,SOleand Upper Leather.
Morocco, Calf Skins, Llning'and Binding Skins, Shoe
Makers' Tools, and a general auortmentof Shoe Find
ings. • ,_ .
N. IL—Knots+ Shoes manufactured at short notice.—
' Their friends and the public who are lu want cif any of
the ahoy!: a anis, are respectfully requested to give them
a ean. Slay 8, ISU7, 19-
• Wholisale Boot and Shoe Store.
CHEAP FOR CASH. ' ..
No. 35, South Third, above 'Cheraw Street,
it.enikanacrnii.
1 , THE subscriber has established and continnes
to du an exclusive CAIIII business. and suffer
ing no hisses, he Is enabled and determined to
sell BOOTS and SHOES by the package or dozen, at
lower prices than any other regular Shoe house in Ms
city.
lie keeps cnnstantly on hand a good assortment of
Mew., Women's and Children's shoes; of Eastern, end
City mnnufartitp.
Small dealers slipplied a'tthe. same Heil as large ones.
PUrchnsers will please examine the marketthorough
ly, and they will and there is no deception In this ad
vertisement.THOMAS 1.. EVANS.
No. 35, South Third, above Chesnut street,
M arch 4,1615.10. eml Philadelphia.
- S. &. J. FOSTER.
Deafen In Bnots and Shoes, Leather
and Shoe Findings, Centre street,
POTTSVILLE.
SrptlB 1817 ,
ntkyrs AND sitor.s.-A lot of
FOOT' l and SHOES trill be aold at coat
at R. D. SIIOENER'S
New Grocery and Proviaion Store.
MTh
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS,
PARASOLETTES, AND WALKING CANE UM
BRELLAS,
Wm. IL Rithardton,
Steam Factory, the only one In the United States,
Ns. 104, Market street,—PHILADELPIIIA.
XMERCHANTS are respectfully informed that I
cotimpue to manufacture all the above goods, by
the.aid of steam, notwithstanding the great oppo.
sitinn of parties' opposed to the Introduction of expert
sive improvementi. My assortment is complete, and
prices so low as to give entire satisfaction.
U- A, there Is an umbrella store next door, of nearly
the same name. It Is important }}on shopld remember
WM. 11. RICHARDSON, Stem Factory, and patentee
of the Walking Cane Umbrella, sign of the Lady and
Earle. No. 104, Market street, Philadelphia.. .
• U-- Attention is:requested to the celebrated Walking
Cane Umbrella, a nent and beautillil article, combining
all the advantages of a cane and umbrella.
Philn.,Febs4.3-54m -
•
- •
Wholesale' Depot of Umbrellas,
.Corner of Centre and Market streets, Pottsville,
AT' CANNAN'S NEWS ROOM.
Xl. JUST received from the manufacturers. in Phi
adelphia, a tares supply of Cotton and Silk Um-
Mellen, made of the bent material, and warranted
to be of a superior manufacture. As the above tinkle
is on COlts in ment they can he sold at low cash pricer.
Cotton and Gingham Umbrellas, *4 80 to $l2 per doz.
Super Gingham do steel ribs, 18 (XI td 24 do
Super Silk do do 20 00 to 90 do
Super Silk do fancy handles, 90 00 to 50 do
Sold in lots to suit purchasers. ..
el. Merchants in the bormikh.rapplied on favorable
terms. Merchants trading with this place will find It to
heir Interest to call. pinv2l3-47
Winslow Glass Works,
CAMDEN CO., a. a.,
aIIf.LVILLE GLASS WORKS, Cumberland Co., N.J.
THESE Works comprise tide Factories, with
their appendages, of s u Clic tentmagn it mie to make
over 100,000 blues of Window Gists*, embracing
every variety ut size, from 11-4 to 33-40.
The proprietors are determined to leave nu means
untried to make their etas' equal in all respects to4he
European Cylinder Glans. They have engaged the
*most skillut Blowers and Flattener,, and particular at
dention is paid to the assorting of the qualities.
The Cutters are held to a strict responsibility, and
for this purpose the glaso assorted by them has their
'respective names branded OD the boxes In which it is
parked. Purchasers having just COMICS of complaint,
are requested to report them to the subscribers, WI Ott
the names on the how. enttaphinell ctr. Alan attent Ina
will be. paid to their communications, and a remed
applied. Accounts will he opened for surns over
with punctual men, residing at place. whet* e ran
draw for their nrcnunta when due. An average credit
of six months will he given, and' settlements matlesemi.
annually by drafts drawn at one month after clate,so as
to give the payer timely notice to prepare for it. All
orders will be promelly attended to. addressed to
HAY, 110WDLE, & Co.,
34 s North Front at..
Aprill-11-6;
-irrefit Trees,
SHRUBBERY, ALc.
••••• PERSONS In want .1' Frnit •;• •
andOrnamentalTrees,l4brub
betg, will please leave
their ordenrat HANNAN'S Bookstores.
Who I. Agent for the most extensive Nurseries In the
United States, all of which wilt be supplied by the 100
r single, at the lowest cash prkes. (Fei24.
•
Philadelphia Golden Saddle.
Nn3114, Noiket Shen.
SADDLES, Bridles, hlartingalell.
Hone Collars ' lind Bridles, Beek
d
. Banda, Barnes 's,s, Trunk', Whips, ke.
fir":marefactured to large quantities and
- sohlat tits tooren Pr; . - o y En.
Sign of the Golden Saddle, tio:3B, Marlon
Apr 111441148 Ors) meat; Yadaiseigost.
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FRESH IMPORTED GREENi ..t.P.D BLACK TEAS.
From J. C. Jenkins & Coy
TEA DEALERS.
S. W. eerier, of Chesser egad! ner(fil struts,
-.PHILADELPHIA.
11.—One of our partners having learned the Tea
J..titisiness of the Chinese themselves, during a resi
dence of seven yenta smarm them, the pubic may there
fore expect of as the fill benefit of thaknowledge and
experience thus areprir,mL
To our Black rear, partienlatly, we wish to eall at-
Million as miscuing a degree of strength and richness
of flavor seldom equalled. Black tea. are universally
aged by the Chinese, who con Sider the Creza 'lt only,
for eyeliners.. Our physicians also recommend the
Slack as making a more healthful beverage than the
Oriels. Each package Is so secured as to retain the
virtues of the tea for a long time in any climate. and
containing!! wolf hi of gra, independent of the metal and
paper with which it is enveloped.
- JENKINS dc Co.
The above warrante tea, lit up in 1, j, and lb.
ekagea, an
ngem, Ins. receive dd wi Ibe constantly kept for
pay by the subscriber. • J. WHITFIELD.
ea10v947 44-tf
1 01FeZ-1.
WE have always been averse, and have heretofore.
avoided appearing before the public in any but
titrlet)ymerchantlleadvertisements. Self defence com
pets us, in the present instance, to depart from our rule
to obviate in some measure, frequent niisrepreirentaibin
and misunderstanding. The "OW Pekis
7 - Tea Compasv," No. 24, (late No. 30,)
- • South Second street, commenced business
~ in the spring of 1845. The rejtutation they
have obtained has within the past year, giv
en rise to many imitators—some have even
assumed the same name, causing much doubt in the
public mind as to which is the original Company.
We, have no wish or intention to take to ourselves
any credit which Is due to otherer, neither are we dire
posed by longer *Hence, to have the credit due to us
appropriated by ethers ;.or assume censure when not
deserved.
Therefore we particularly request our old friends—
merchants in the Interior, and the public generally—to
recollect that thin Company has but onel warehouse;
that all teas packed by them have Nn. 24, g l outh Second
street no the labels ; and that no ether teas are theirs,
t them be sold under what name they ettry.
Western end.country merchants and °there, favoring
us with a call or their orders, will receive prompt erten
tins, and none but'the best teas, guaranteed to give sat
isfaction, frorn the
01.1) PENN TEA COMPANY;
No. 24, South Second street, .
lietween Market and Chesnut.. Philadelphia.
ta. The above teas can aterays be/obtained of the'
subscriber, ante agent for. the'proprietors in Schuylkill
county. • ' JANE BERRYMAN.
Pottsville, Jan 29 .5-ini
The. East India Tea Company,
HAVING OPENED A TEAT WAREHOUSF,
No. 121, Nora 77Ird etrret, nut door to
Old Rotterdam Hotel,
..FOR the thsruisal of their choice CRFFN AND
1::.1 - 1 , t. 4 ::111 - .ACK - TEAS, of the latest import . at wo uld .
respectfully - invite a call from country
merchants and others visiting our thy. Our teas are or
the tines; quality, and very fragrant; tia ring been select
ed with the greatest care and ut unusual low prices.
For .ne country trade they will be packed in quarter.
half, or pound packages, if preferred; thus furnishing
t wog advantages; Ist no loss in draught. 2d an assort
.meat of teas fora very small amount of capital. The
latter particularly is ofadventage to pentium of model:tie
means, and akhosevales of the article are limited. Out
ticterminatinU.is to avoid all Unnecessary expense that
will have a tendency to increase the cost of our teas,
hence the preqent course of circular letters to the trade
instead of:travelling agents, a practice pursued by seine
of our cotemporaries, et very great expense. These
Agents must he paid whether they make soles nr not.
With the advantages we possessor procuring Tess, and
a close appl icni inn to business, to say nothing of viten.
dins to our own bustles., and not entraining it to others
mull ultimately insure tis a share °Qom custont.
Jan.B-2-Iy.
New Grocery, Flour, Feed,
AND PROVISION STORE:
MPTHE euhscrilmr announces to the citizens of
Pottsville, that lie has lust opened a new Croce
..,tk , ! r y, Finis r and Feed store; at lib old stand, where
'CiiioV 4 - I .he will alwayP keep nn hand a anterior Waco(
choice GROCERIEeI. PROVISIONS. Family FLOUR,
TEA. COFFEE, sI:G Klt, &c.; all of which will be se
lected with great care, and will he sold .at very low
rates. Ile flatters lilinself ohm he can make it to the
Interest of this community to-deal with him: he there
fore solicits their patronage. •
He returns thanks in his minion - rs custolneri for the
patronage they bestowed upon Wm in his other business.
Decll -11-30] P. D SIIOF.Acrt.
On hand a large assortment of WIDE PAPER, fnr
Curtains, Fire Prints, Borders, &,c, which will be sold
for rash
_
BURDEN'S PATENT HORSE SHOES' 31 " b " purrlurting elsewhere
MarehlS-113m1 FINN' & BURTON.
MADE OF TIIE, heat refined American'
- Iron, for sale at about the same prices of the
•
0
Iron in bar,being a saving of about 100 per, Cheap Jill:don, Blinds.
cent to the purchaser. All shoes sold, Sr Nn. 1,12, Arch street. southsidei PhiladS•
.
-w J. WILLIAMS. No. 12 Ninth Sixth et. Phila.
warranted, and if not satisfactory, can ho 1 - 1010 1 0 tia. Tenitian Blind Manufacturer, hag now on
returned nod the money will be refunded! , hand the largest and moor fashionable assortment of
GRAY & BROTHER. 42 Walnut .1.. Philnes. narrow slat nod other VenMan Blinds, of any other
establiAlonent to the United States: comprising entire
'.
new style?, trimmings and rotors, which will he sold at
The lowest prices. wholesale and retail. Old Blinds
painted and trimmed to look equal to new ones. The
en izeon of -chuyikill county and adjoining districts are
respectfully anvitedto call and examine his assortment
before purrhasine elsewhere, feeling confident of pleas,
log and giving ,satisfaction to all who may favor film
with a call. , , B. .1. 'WILLIAMS,
Phil's. aprill3 3m 15 N 0.12 N. Sixth at.
Ilydropathic Institute.
ATI' ENT 10 N I - •
MILITARY STORE.
- THE sninssriber .sslorld respectfully in
form his friends and enifttim••rs, that lie has
• located his milsruty •Al' 31ANUFAC.-
..
;., TORY in Third street. No. 96. a few doors
. .below Race, where he wmild be pleased
• 11 : il to SEC Iris old customers and an many new.
,•••• onciais are disprised to favor hint with their
i l3 custom. His still continues to manufacture
• ftlililary and eipoitmen's ankles of every
descripti••n, such as Leather, Cloth, Fell,
Silk and Beaver Dress (nips„ of allpatterns;
.I.. Forage Cops, Misters (or Trnnp, Body do.
Carionch Mixes, Bayonet Scab s. Sword
Bells of all kinds. Canteens, linapsiwks,Zifferent pat
terns; Fire Bnekels. fanning Brant, Tube dn. Benches
and Pickers, l'ltinsex, Pninfinons, Firemen's Caps. Lea
ther Stoat, Cun Cases, superior quality Sh••t Bags,
Came Bags, Drums, rice. Orders thankfully r••teivcd
and promptly attended to. WA!. CIIncIiCIIAN,
N 0196., Nonh'ffil strt.,a few doors below liar*.
Phila.. U1,13.181:1. : 9
PURE WHITE LEAD:
WeMerin 144, Brothet,
. inIELIREr Noo3'Nort
h P
c g
tsree Muadi4,has owa god supply ofe r war
ranted
pure WHITE LEAD, and those customers who
have been sparingly supplied imennsequence of a run
on the article, shall now have their orders filled,
No known substance possesees those preservative and
beautifying properties, so desirable in a paint, to an
equal extent with unadulterated white lead; hence any
admixture of other materials only mars its value. It
Lem, therefore, been the steady aim of the manufacturers,
fur many years, to supply to the public a perfectly pure
white lead, and the unceasing demand for the article, is
proof that it has met with favor. It is invariably brand
ed on one head: WETHERILL & BROTHER in full,
and on the other, warranted pun, all in red letters.
Pottsville Female institute.
TILE undersigned. (late Principal of the Union
1 Academy, Womelsdorf, Berko County,) will open
on Monday the Ilth of April, In the nets three story
brick building immediately back of Clemens ¢ Parvin's
Dru Store, in Second street, neer Piorwersan. in the
Borough of Pottsville, a select Seminary. for the
of young Ladies, in the solid and ornamental
branches of learning.
The Trims for the English and Mathematical bran
ches will - In= from e 4 to V per Quarter. For the
Ancient and dent Languages, Music. Drawing and
Painting in Water Colours and Oils, there will be an
extra charge from $2 to $5.
Rev. EDWIN TOWN; Principal.
FROM PATRONS OF THE ‘VOMELBDOFIF
• ACADEMY.
. .
- .
"Being personally acquainted with Mr. and Mrs. Town
and having the highest confidence in their ability and
faithfulness as Teachers, we arc enabled With the
satisfactory assurance, to commend to Parent. and
Guardians the Institution over which 'they have the
charge. .
George Raiser, E. G. Shulfze, John Levengood. M.
D.; Charles Evans, William Moore,[sl..D. ; John
Smith, Isaac Deppen. ' ,
Pottsville, aprild 15
CARPETS AND 011 L -CLOTHS,
At Et.manGE'S Cheap Carpet irareheruse.
lIE subscriber Is enabled to offer great indacemenie
to persons about to buy CARPETS or OILCLOTHS
Wholesale or Retail. as his expenses are so light in his
present situation, he 'scudded to sell goods at the very
lowest prices in the city. t I t •
Ile offers for Spring sales an excellentassortment of
Splendid Imperial,
Superfine Ingrain, CARPETINGS •
Fine and Medium do,
Venetians of all kinds, LATEST STYLE!.
Cotton, List, and Rag, •
And Oil Cloths, from 2 to 24 feet wide to cut forrooms,
halls, with a great cutely of low priced Ingrain
Carpets, from 25 to 50 cents, and Entry and Stair Car
pets, from 12 to 50 cents. per yard.
Also, Halting. Floor Cloths, Rugs, Table Crwers,lce
H. 11. ELDRIDGE, .
No. 31, Strawberry St.. one door above Chesnut
blarchll-11-3nd near Second. Elia:Wel tibia
Country . 1 1Ierchants take Vrotice
BRING THIS LIST %VITO YOU.
A. Travers &,.Co.,
No r Xaidsa Lane, (late Ifintan Tracers,)
OFFER fur sale in quantities to suit purchasers,
I,oooR'rus Ruled Ca praper,a $1 251031 50 pr
0,000 reams Ruled Lotter Paper, 1 00 to 1 50 do
10,000 do I•Vrapping Paper. 3to I 00 do
•,' t Rolls of Paper hangings a 5 eta. to 8 ets.pr p'ce.
5,000 do American Satin do. 125 IS do
.. • ...
5.000 pair of Oil Transparent Window Shades. of our
own manufacture, beautiful designs and colors,at from
111*00 to 111 50 per pair.
10.00 lIIP. of Waol.Twine and Wrapping - Twine of
of all kind+, front I2} to 15 ens. per It.. . •
We also have mritsrmioris In am same proport ion, and
we enarantee'to please you If you will call and see us
at 84,11aiden Lane. A. TitA.VERS.,/k CO.
New York, March 4, ISIS 1 10-2na
Proposals for Coal. I
CIE it LED PROPOSALS will be received atlhe o ffi ce
1.3 of the Guatdiana of the Poor, No. 19 fhiuth Sev
enth st. until Monday, the first day of May inert, for
supplying the Philadelphia Atrosboure with Iwo thou
sand tons white ash anthracite Coal, to be delivered on
the Alms Wharf, Schuylkill, and to be welled under
the inspection of the Steward on the prem ix s.
Said Coat to be broken and screened, and fit for im
mediate use; in be free front slate, dust, and all other
Impurities, and a portion thereof to be delivered on or
before the first day of June nest.
By order °Me Board of Guardians of the Poor.
D. S. SEIDMAN, President.
Atteit : S. 3. ROBBINS, Secretary. .
aprtlB D. 15 (North American $1 25
LABICASTEU CO/1811.—T4e celebnited•Lan.
Mat easier COllOB by lbe dozei-or crou for yale by
LITTLI k ) 4 ISDN, flektre rove
- . - Clapp & Crowell,.
. _ CLOTS 6TORE.:; . '.
`.
UDE th e minor Men and Boyie wear, No. 8 North
JR "Serena Stree,rig . Ise as Grids Lamb, tares flora
alma diarist 41. PUIZADELPfiII. i
French.
Ilelalum, .. , - • ' Cl.OllO, 'of ecaiy
eseriptinn--n large
•
MOB IiCIII. sod .
assortment.
Welt of England • • -
Samar, Cseriars.
,
1
Dabltc!orbit, Bummer Cloths and Bambaslnes.
.Elach and colored Cashmeretts and Codringtons.
Croton Cloths; Tweed, Drap d•Ete, &e. Ice. • -
Pastabms Staffs.
-Super dick Ftench•Cassimeres and Doeskins.
Fancy, plain dad wired Curtimeres in every variety.
Marino Caratmetes of aU colors and qualities.
EOper fancy and Linen Drillings, new styles-
Wide and narrow Cord and Beaverteens.
Sartinetts, all shades and qualities.
• re!tiars, '
Super black Satin and fanclf Bilk Vesting*.,
;Pinner Cashmere and Valencia Vesting's. •
White and colored Marseillva, large assortment ;
Drab Cloths and other Coach Trimmings ; Berge',
Padding*. rim., and a great variety of goods, adapted to
Men and Boys' we'kr, which we offer for sate by the
piece or at retail, and invite the attention of our Blends
and others visiting the city.,
CI.APP & CROWELL,
No. 8 earth Second Eit. Sign of the Golden' Lamb,
Philadelphia, taprilB 3mo •IS
Double Witness cr'the Church.
A SERIEB . of Lectures, by the Rev. Mu. iagreAssi
11. Air!, Rector of Ht. Peas Church, Albany. in,whicb
the writer shows from Ilistory, that the English or Pro
testant. Episcopal Church, was either planted in the
British Isle, by the Apostle Paul, or shanty. after the
days of the Apostles—that itexisted fora series ofahout
ten centuries in la parity. resisting and protesting
against the errors and corruptions of Rome—that it only
became subject to Rome In the reign of th'ilitant the
conqueror, in the year INA who wan aided In his con
quest by the Papa—that English Bishops resisted and
set at defiance the Dulls of the Pope. for nearly two
centuries after—that the &postal Church -of England
only bowed to the power and us urpation of Rome, for a
period "fiber and a half centuries. when the burst the
tamales ai ire Reformation, and was re-esighlished in
her original purity as In the days of the Xpostles, and
as she now exists. This bortt will remove the erttun -
nue impression which how prevails to a .great extent
that it branched off from Rome at the Reformation—lt
shows from all the early writers that It was separate
and distinct in its worship from that of Rome, in the fifth
century. and never conformed, only during the period
of the Roman usurpation. and that It it the only trite
and Apostolic Church In existence. The Church of
Rome felt from the true GOspel, by the devices and tor
minions of man—while all the other denominations
which are dividing and subdividing, and gradually des
troying their usefulness, arid frittering away their means
In endless schisms and controversies, had no existence
prior In the Re formatson in the Ilith century, and con
sinmently totally unknown to the Apostles, who were
commissioned by our Saviour, to perpetuate ha Church
upon earth. Second edition, just received and for sale
at [MarclllB-I4] HANNAN'S Book stores,
Paper Hangings and 'Carders
FOR PARLORS, HALLS, ROOMS, OFFICES, 4-e.
lIE subscriber is now receiving his Sprint elaa of
1 PAPER If ANCINCS, FRESCOES, COLD PANEL
COLUMN DECORATIONS, &e, embracing a better as-
Pertinent titan eau be fauna in any one store in Phila
delphia, as this stock embraces the latest patterns of
three of the largest factories in the elq ,—all of which
he pledges ltim.elf to Fell at Philadelphia prices, and the
higher priced papers at less than city prices—and be
sides persons purchasing below, the quantity. nine times
out of tell, falls short, witch subjects them to rumble
and inconvenience— by purchasing here they can al
ways get it matched without trouble and additional ex.
pence. This is nu important consideration
el- If any persopvho is' going, in the city prefers ma
king his own seleetions there, tve.will gire him an or
der MI any of the Paper Stores, where lie ran make his
own seledilons and lix tine prices, (svltlch.can he done
before he presents the order, in order to satisfy him
that we sell at city prices, and the same will- be rhar•
ged on our account. '
ed- WIDE CURTAIN PAPER—A large supply of
new and various patterns, wholesale and retail.—
• (Wliolesale 85 per rloxt n pieces.)
Country Merchants supplied wholesale with pa
per at city prices, carriage added.
A lot of odd patterns of paper, stillable for Box
Makers, end window curtains, will be sold very low:
rs- Paper Hangings as tow as 121 cents per piece at
MarchlS-12] 5 LIANNAN'S
. Cheap Wholesale and'Retail Bonk stores.
Paper //angitr Depot,
.Na. 18, ear flan& Street,
KEW VORK—orrosttE TUE wesTERN HOTEL
TUE CROTON AIANUFACTURING CO.,
Originated under the Geseret ..17rtnufarturint Late p
the State New Fork.) ' . .
(J FM at wholesale.itt quantities to suit purchasers,
Vat Manufacturers' lowest prices, AD cash or appro
ved credit: • '
PAPER HANGINGS of every variety of style and
price.
• BORDERS to match. ' •
FIRE BOARD PRINTS In great variety.
TRANSPARENT WINDOW SHADES.
OIL PAINTED WINDOW SHADES,. and
WIDE WINDOW CURTAIN PAVER, '•
Of Hest styles and superior finish, all of their own
manufacture and importation. As their clock is large
and ntirely new. they invite Merchants, Booksellers,
and Dealers in these articles. to call and examine their
sty Ice and prices whenever they visit the City. Coun
try Merchants ran examine this stork from 6 o'clock to
the morning till 10 it'clock in the evening.
New York, M orrlt 4. 1918 10-6 m.
II aI I Papers. •
'rim subscribers have on hand the largest assortment
of WALL PAPERS in the city or Philadelphia,
wholesale aid retail, clinsisting of every variety suit
able for Parlors, Entries, Dining flonnis, Chambers, &c,
which, far quality and style cannot be surpassed. Doing
a ash business, we arc enabled. to sell a better article
at amuck lower rate, than any store doing a trade busi
ness.
rrlIE Board of Directors nfthe HYDROPATIIIC IN•
sTITIITE, Ephrata, Lancaster County; announce'
to the public that they have secured the services orDr -
T. T. Mann as physician, Whose ivell,k now n qualifica
tions in his professional! a regular physician and strong
testimonials from Medical Colleges and pti•ate prac
titioners of distinction, must secure the confidence of
the community. and place the Institution equal, if not
superior, to any In the country. The eatahlighinent Is
now open for the recept ion or pat cents, who may obtain
any further information by application (post paid.) to
Ur. Mann, Ephrata Post Office.
KONIGMACK FIR, President.
KONICMACKER, Secretary, ,
ISRAEL MEYERS,
JOHN ROYER% '
SAMUEL LANDES.
ABRAHAM LANDES.
NEW (7ERNAN FREXCHFAXCT GOODS
I t EORGE DOLL. No. 100 North Second St. below
1 Rare. PHILADELPHIA. has Prat received a large,
assortment of segar cases, segur tubes, snuff and Tobac
co boxes, German pipes, arcordeons, dominoes, cards,
looking gimes, slates, slate and lead pencils, steel
pens, paint boxes, gum balls, violins and strings, ladies'
wnrk boxes, pin rushing and cases. satchel's and
basket rattles-Jumping ropes and tolling hoops, tops.
drums, wagons, dolls, mnd works and toy■ of every
deeription. Wholesale and retail at the lowest prices.
L-V"Also, Turner in ivory, bone, born and wood -7
Top and cone manufacturer. ,
Phil'a. nprilS St 15.
Garden and Field Implements.
CHAU. Steel Hoes with Handles, - .
L. Toy Spades for children,
finish Hooks. Pruning Knives.
;
Wfought Iron Carden Rakes, large and small.
Shears for Dressing Bordeis,
Pole. Pruning shears, end Pruning Honks;
•
Ladies' Scissors lot trimming Shrubbery, .
Byrinees for cleaning Plants.
Orchard Grass. Clover and Timothy Seed, &e. &e.
Just received and for sale at !HANNAN'S
aprilS IS Cheap Variety . Stores,
Where orders are received for all kinds of Agricultural
Implements.
TobaLco! Tobacco!
George Hickman. Co.,
4S I, Marla Strea.—rli
I A ?"1101.ESALIE: Dealers in TOBACCO. SNUFF, and
a SEGA RS, offer great inducements to Country
'Merchants. Their stock consists of the moat celebrated
Irranda of Cavendish, Lollar's, and Greener's 2.5; and
. 8 plug, Congress S and 8 lump, and nil the , beat brands
1, 2,.5, 8, 10; and 22 lump Mrs. Stiller & Co.'s and
Anderson's tine cut Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Pipe
Heads, Spanish, Half Spanish, rind American Segars,
all of which they will sell as low, if not low.. than any
other Douse in the city. Do not forget to call at 4 - S a,
3 doors below SC,cnnd street, south side, Philadelphia.
Phila. Starch 4, ISI9 • 10-2 m
Pottsville steam Planing and ,
TURNLNO PdAUFACTORY:
TIIE undersienc;:tliavo made complete and, perma
nent arrangements for the manufacturing of Floor
Boards, Window Sashes, Sowed Laths, Bed Posts, Ta
ble, Crib, and Washstand Legs, Awning and Hitching
Posts, Bannisters, Stump Feet, Rolling Pins. Potato
Ravishers, Bench and (land Screws, Porch and Newel
Posts, tied Puts, and a general variety of turning of all
kinds. They will keep constantly on band Yellow and
White Pine Flooelloards,Sashing and Lath., and other
finished work wonky the attention of builders. They
have circular saws for slitting stuff to any dimension
required for building or other purposes.
Feb3o4l) ft . STRAUCH Co.
• The• Great Reformation.
THE Pictorial Edition of D'Aiibignea great work on
the Reformation of the Sixteenth Century, In Ger •
many, Switzerland, &e. .
Just published by Jactpit d. Syeel, Na. 90, Cherry
Street. above Sixth, Philadelphia, his splendid 12mo
edition of the above-named work, with 18 engraved
il
lustrations from original di:signs. Four vols. -in 2;
hound In extra cloth and I ibrat y sheep.
The publisher respectfully calls the attention of the
trade and the publingeneratly, to this work, being the
only illustrated edition publ lahillbln the United States.
He trusts that the beauty of Its embellishments, the
strong and substantiisFmanner in which It is bound. In
conjunction with the khown popularity of the work It
self, will be a sure recommendation to public favor.
JOSEPH A. SFEEIo
No. 06, Cherry etreet, above Sixth. Phifada.
J. A. 13: has also lately published a new and beautiful
edition of Sergeant Bars kiarre Sher, a suitable book
for chUdreu neatly done up-in extra cloth
Philaddarch 18 1848 I ' 12-3 m
-New Store. at Brookville.
mug Subeiriber has Just received from Philadelphia
and,bas now opened at Brockville, a large and gen
era' assortment ofseasonable goods,such as Dry Goods,
Groceries; Hardware, and Queensware. In additionto
which will be round constantly on band, Fish, smoked
and fresh Meat, as well as a good supply of country
produce. j Call and esamine ourstock, and you willand
us prepared rose!l goods at as low a rata as they have
ever been sold say wkere, in Schuylkill county. ,
N. o,—Country produce of all kinds' wanted.. for
which the highest prir.e will be p aid.
.GEO.' H. PCiFTS.
"ttitESIFI BUTTER•and EGGS.just received and
.1" br rata at tin It D.9I2OENE6'B Coxfiry M.
Come and !tee.
WAREHOUSE OF PRINTS ONLY.
N0: , 56 Cedar... 34; New York.
LEE,r4uEsON.•& LEE
, (LATE LEE &• JUDSON)
OCesterrth Spacious FIVE STORY WAREIIOU HU,
N 0.56 Cedar Street,—the whole of which is devoted to
the exhlbiton and sale of the single article of PRINT- .
ED CALICOES. Their present etnea consists of near
ly ONE. THOUSAND PACKAGES, embrecleg some
THOUSANDS of different patterns and colorings, and
comprising everything desirable to the lice, FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC.
All of which are offered (corsair, (or cash. or satisfac
tory credit, at the lowest prices, by the PIECE OE
PACKAGE. • .
New styles are received almost every day. and many
of them are got tip for our own sales; and not. to be
found elsewhere. . •
Printed lista of prices, corrected from day to day.,
With every variation to the market, are placed in the
hands.of buyers. •
Merchants will beable to form some idea of the ex
tent and variety of our assortment,. when "we state,
that the valve of net usual stock of this ose A aricAs,
is at least twice the "value of the entire ernek of dry
goods usually kept by our largest wholesale Jobbers.
ThlnThet, together with the fact, that few means earl
our attention, instead ofheing divided among - a vast
variety of articles. are devoted wholly to one, will
render the advantages which we ran offer to dealers
perfectly obvious; and it shall be our care that nose
who skit our establishment shall meet with any- dis
appointment. : .
Onr assortment iseomPlete at oil seasons of the year.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
P. 8.-11. F. LEO, Ibrrnerly of tbe .firm of Lord k
Lees, snid !ate senior partner !lithe original firm of Lee
& Brewster from which connexion he withdrew some'
lime ago, .has - resumed. business in cnnnection with
Messrs. Lee BsJortson,onder the Proof LEE, .liT 1180 N
& LEE, and he ventures In assure his' Mends and the
public. that the hew Earn will maintain the :awe pre
eminence, in this branch of The trade, which former
ly distinguished the other two housei to which hekis
longed.
New York, idly 1847.
T. J. Hughes, Broker.
12ral Estate be Nrkt and svid, ovney for c ell • Ilion sf
rents. trine 4:Touted. Misters' Beat.
ea -44
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FOR SALE.—A desrable three story residence in
Morris` Addition.
ALSO : 'A large and convenient storeroom and dwel
ling house well located in Minereville.
ALSO: Eight building lots In Millersville. as well to
catett_as any to the borough. - . A numbeenf mortgages
figment bonds of various amounts, well secured
on property in Pottsville and vicinity.
ALSO: A valuable store in Centre street.
ALSO: For sale or rent, a store and dwelling in Mt
nerdy ille, In the mos: business part of the town. -
I ALSO: The large and convenient hotel, Ain:tied in
the town of Patterson known as the Schuylkill Valley
Hotel. Terms easy.
WANTED: Coal lands op productive property in
Schuylkill county, in exch.:nee for productive property
Philadelphia. - .[Novs3 47-47
_ _ _
Farm for Sale. •
1 ••
1. 0 THE subscriber will sell. a valuable
fans, consisting of 170 acres, situated in
••• •
fig Pinegrovelownsbip, Sdhuyikill county,
1 11 about 4 mines below l'lnegrove. About
ac re, ofthe land is cleared,and Ina state
of cultivation, ten of which is in meadow. The bal
ance is well timbered The Union Canal
'tuns through the property Tlit buildings consist of a
two story-dwelling house,a newkriwitzer bat n, and oth
er not buildings. There are two orchards no the gum
and an abundant supply of good water on the premises
close by the buildings. There are tigiimn acres; or win
ter grain in Ult. : ground. For terms and other
tars, apply to the subscriber in Finegiove. I
.1 s ' PI:TEIIFILDCRT,
October 10 1406 141-if
Valuable Coal TraCIM to Rent.
r 1 - 10 let on leases. to suit applicants, all that tract of
l land belonging to the North Ainerictin Coal Co.,
known as the Mill Creek Tract, containing the 011ovv
ing lint of Coal Veins, many of which,—among
the Peach Mountain Veins—having a range 'dower a
mile In length, viz: —Lewis, Spohn, liarracleuch,
Pearson, Clarkson, Stevenson. Little Tracey, Peach
Mountain Veins, Green Parker Ravensdale Vein, Per
pendieular. Diamond, and Rig Diamond, Veins, along
with many others not named.
Also, all that tract called tbe Junction 'Flirt, belong
ing to the said Company,containingthe, Salem,Forrest,
Rabbit Hole,Mortimer, Tunnel, Mack Mine, C. Law
ton and Alred Lawton.Velmi. Also, a Saw Mill and
Grist 51illosituated on the Mill Creek Tract, ell ncwhich
will be recited on moderate te.rms by n pitying to :
•
DAVID CHILL. 3 / 4 S,
Pottsville. Feb. 2l , 29 •
.", For Sale at Private Sale.
A LL that certain tract or parcel ()Hand, sititated on
/1 the Woad Mountain, in Lower Ma bantonge town
ship, in Schuylkill county, (formerly Berke county,) to
the state of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit:—Beginning at a marked white oak tree ;
thence by late vacant lands, now surveyed to Jacob
Miller, north slaty-five perches, ton whiteoak ; thence
by late vacant land, now surveyed to fleorge Werner,
west 146 perches to a stone; thence by late vacant land
now surveyed to Leonard 111 ick, smith sixty-five perch
es to a Spanish oak; thence east 146 perches, to the
place of beginning, containing fifty-five acres and one
hundred and fifty-two.perches of land and allowances
of six per cent. for roadsoke.
JOHN G. 1311ENNEH,
Eiecutor of F. Bemis' estate. 60. Market st. Pifilada.
Philadelphia. September 19. 1816 39-,
'Sheriff's Sale of heal
DV virtue of a writ of Venditipni Erpanas, tinted
. 17 out nl the Court of Common, Pleas of Schuylkill
County, to me directed, will he cZposed to public pale
or vendue, on Saturday 'tile 291 A day of April. 1848.' at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the public' house of
klichael Grata; in the Borough of * Orwigsbmig, Schuyl
kill county, the following described premines, viz.:
411 that certain tract of land,situate in Union Town-
Phip, Schuylkill County, bounded by land of Samuel
Ruppert, Daniel Cohn, and others. containing 17 acres'
and 20 perches, conveyed by Benjamin Neill' and Mary
Ann his wife, by Deed dated October 14th, 1846, to
Peter Eisenhower, and recorded atjOrwigpburg, an deed
book No. 26. page 640. As the the property of PETER
EISENIRVER.
Seized and taken in execution and will be erildliy
Sheriff's OtheAorwigs-1 s J. T. WERNER, Sheriff.
burg, April 8, IRS. I IS
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WESTERN NEW YORK COLLEGE OF lIEAbtTII
207, Akin sired, Buralo,—Nm °Mc.
R. G. C. VAUGHN'S Vegetable Littiontriptiellis
/ / ture.n celebtated medicine which has madeGRE AT
CURES in • Lt. DISEASED. Is now intrnduced into this'
section. The limits of an advertisement will net per
mit an extended notice of this remedy . • we have only
to qty it his for its agents In the United States and Can
adA• a large number of educated MEDICAL PDACTITION-
Ellii in high professional standing, who make nigeneral
use of it in their practice in the following diseases :
DROPSY, GRAVEL,
And disgases Ff the Urinary organs t Piles and all dis
eases of the ; derangements of the Liver. frc.,and
CI general diseases ofthe system. I: is PART/CVLADLI
requested that all who contemplate the use of tilts ar
ticle, or who desire informatton respecting it, will obtain
a r•siritt.to ;4.32 pages, which agents whose names
are below will slaqty glee away; this in wilt treats upon
the method of cure explain ; the properties of the
article, and the diseases it has been • wed for over this
country and Europe for four years with such perfect
effect. Over 15 pageant - testimony how the 111011E11T
quarters will be found, with NAMES, PLACES, and
DATES, which can be written to by any one interested
and the pante:twin answer post paid communications.
a). Be ptnicularand ASK fur the PAMPHLET, et
no other such pamphlet has ever been seen. The evi
dence of the power of this medicine over •th., disensea
is guaranteed by persobs of well known standing in so.
ciety.
Put up lu 30 oz. and 12 oz.. b ;tiles. Price *2 30 oz ;
*1,12 no.; tile larger being the cheaper. Every bottle
has "O. C. VAUGIIN " serif:en nn the directions. &c.
See pamphlet peer 25.. Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn,
and sold at Principal Office, 201,11a1n street, BUffslo.
N. Y. Oifiees devoted to the sale of this article exclu
sively. 132, Nassau, 512 w York, and corner of Essex
and "Washingtob, Salem, Moss., and by all Druggists
throughout than country and Canada as agents. •
Also for wile by .1. S. C.IIARTIN, Pottsville ; E.. 1,
FRY, Tamaqua; E. &.E. HAMMER, Orwigsburg;
LEVAN & KAUFMAN." , Sclinylkill Haven; WM. S.
lIF,ISLER: , Port Carbon; WM. PRICE, St. Chair;
GEO. REIFSNYDER, New Castle; JAS. B. FALLS,
Minersvillc.
Feb 12,1548 •
A MEDICINE which is perfectly eafe,tinil may lie ;iv.
IX en to children, from tender infamy to nil% aneed
age, lays under, no reatraila no re, cold waler, or any
kind of rood. Purges nnldly, sololoing (eve r,--destroys
and expels woinis with invariable AISCM-31111 Is easi
ly administered to children.
That it possesses these valuable proper! ics, Is fear
lessly assorted—still Clairfling the sulditio net advantages
of peing given in small bulk, and requiring' none of the
drenching.whlch Worm Tea and other supposed Venni
fuges demand. During he brilliant Career. it has been
introduced Into many families,whereeveryuther knnwp
and accessible Venting° has been tried without the
least EUCCUS, where It has promptly expelled Worms
to an almost incredible amount. •
As evidence of the surprising effects of Dr. IlFLAst's
WORM SPECIFIC, we give the
• On Saturday, Febniary:th, 1840, Mt. James Richard
son called at the Drug Store of J. Kidd & Co. corner
of Wdod and Fourth streets. Pittsburg, Pa. and mode
the following statement:—"A child of mine had been
very sick for some ten days—we bad given her pima
tire medicines: but It had done her no :good. One of
our neighbours came la arid said it was Worms that.
were destroying the.child, and at the same time spoke
fifths wonderful effects she had witnessed' from using
Dr. .fir Lanes Were, Specific,in that neighborhood. We
- procured a vial—gave one tea-spoonful, and the child
discharged forty bee worms. I then gay# another tea
spoonful, which,brought forty-six more, making In all
ekelty•eight Woms: As a duty I owe in you, and the
community at large,-1 freely make known these facts.
My child is now - well. What is most remarkable, the
Worm Specific expelled the Worms alive, In about four
hours oiler I gave h to the child."
For sale in Pottville by John S.C. Martin, & John G.
Drown Druggists. • [lnt 48-1-em
•
N.&J.M.Rowe,
BROOM AND WOODEN WARE STORE.
No. 63, .VortA 3d Streq, owe door a bore,Arrh, east Ale,
G=!
Manufacturers and wholesale dealers In all kinds of
11600 MR,, Ruyan Es. BOCIEVI, CEDAR WARE,
Willow and French Baskets, F.bne and Wall finishes,
&Tabs, DIWIPTE, Mats, Blacking. Eastern made -
Wonden.wareofeverydeseription,&e., .
. at the lowest market prices. • .'
ROWE.) VOLIN M. ROWE.
- * - - - Fhltada., Feb 25,181 - . 0-3 m
T. & R. Rowand.
1911LADELPH11,
\MANUFACTURERS OP ALL Aura AND lIIALDI OP
SHOVELS AND SPADES. [fdaill-3m
•
• .611,2, No. 61, dart! Second Serra.
Wake up Woims!
. LONG AND SHORT. ROUND AN 1 FLAT.
BHANNAN, J. 8. C. MARTIN. Pone ille ; Henry
. Integer, Port. Carbon. has got for ma a an article
celled DR. EVANA' VEGETABLE VERNIFUGE,
which If taken by directions will clear the track of all
the . horrid tribe, andyour little ones which. you love so
dearly, win live to-make you binned. Peopie rail it the
child's, friend and the worm's death. II is ony 2.5 eta. a
bottle. Made by Dr. Evans, No. 3A,Tdo. tih Birth at,
Ptuladelphic - • • 1,109484-3fil
Life insurance.
PENN MUTUAL" LIFE ENSURANCE ,COMPAN Y'
Ojee No. 91, Walser street.
Title Company is now ready to miIIeINSURA Nep,'s
on LIVES, on the m deal system, without liability
beyond the amount of the premium.
All the profits of the Company divided annually among
the insured..
The ptemlum•may be paid quarterly, semi-annually.
or annually. or one-half of the premium may be paid in
a note at 12 months. -
Individuals insured In this Company become members
.of the corporation, and vote for trustees. -
I-he rates of premium, with a full participation In the
profit'', are as low pa those of any other Institution in
the state or country, and lower than any of the English
Companies with only aportion of the profits. '
Blank applications for Insurance, with full particulars
can be had it the Mike.
DANIEL L. MILLER. President.
• WILLIAM M. CLARKE, Vice President.
JOAN W. HORROR, Secretary.
Edward Hartshorne, M.D., 1. Medial Etamlnem,
Mark Mateeve.
In attendance daily ftorn Ito 2 o'cloik, P. M.
Itt22 42 -4-Iy •
cam
, . INDEMNITY. '
TIIE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPAN',
Or PHILADELPHIA. /
OFFICE N 0.1834, Chesnut street, near Fißti street
' DIRECTORS,
Charles N. Banckar, George W. Rithitrds,
Themes Ilart. . Mordecai D. Lewis.:
Tobias Wagner, Adrilphe E. Borth,
. - Samuel Grant, . David 8. Drown,
Jacob R. Smith, Nerds Patterson.
Continue to make Inauraner, persirineut or limited
on Every description of property, In town and tomtit
at rates as low as are consistent with security-.
Thg Company have reserved a large Contingent
FoodJ which with their Capital And Premiums, safely
invested, afford ampleprotcetlan to the assured.
The assets of. the Company nn January Ist; 1949, a
published agreeably Wan act of Assembly, were an
follows,vis. ,
Mortgages, 41`990,55d 95 Stocks, 51,N3 23
Real Estate, 109.358 90 Cash, . 45,157 tr
Tt mporary --
loans, '193,459 03 411,420,097
Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen yeart.
they have paid upwards of ane.stiffies t¢o S sorbed
thousand dertars,Cosses by Ore, thereby affording cal
'dence of the advantages of Insurance. as well as the
ability, and disposition to meet with promptness, - .all
liabilities. CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
CHARLES G. RANCHER, Secretary.
The subscriber has been appointed agents for t e
above mentioned Institution. and is now prepared 11
make insurance, on every description of property. pt
• the lowest rates. ANDREW RUSSEL. Agent
tottsville.,Jultel9.lB4l-9.5 Irehl9.l
Spring Garden Mutual Insurant
. • Company. '
rp HIS Company having organized acrordlng In i t e
I provisions °fats charter, 13 now prepared to make
Insurances against loss by Fire on the miniml principle,
cnnibined with the security of a Joint stuck rapitaq—
The advantnge of this system is, atilt efficient eccer ty
s afforded at the lowest:Liles tilli the business Lan be
done for, as the whole profits (less an intet est not to
exceed 6 per cent. per annum on the capital) wit lbe Le
turned La the members of the Mutilation. without theft
heenming responsible for any ofthe engagements Orili
still it ies of the Campo uy, further than the preuilums ac
tually paid. . i i .
The great success which this System has met, w i th
wherever it has been introduced, Induces the Directors
to request the attention of the public to it, confident
thatit requires but to be understood to be appreciaer.
The act of Incorporation, and any explanation in e
aid to it, may be obtained by applying at the Office
Northwest corner of 6th and Wood sta., or of D. IT
NAN,,Pottsville. I
CHARLES STORES, Prcsiden .
L. RRIIILIBIIAAR, Secretary. •
1 _ . DIRECTORS,
' Charles Stokes, George W. Mb, 1
'Joseph Wood, Abraham R. Perkin
'g Elijah Dallett, David Rankin,
AP. L. Lauuerenne, Walter R. Dick,
• ~4 1 3amuel Townsend, Joseph Parker,
The subscriber has been appointed Agent for th a
bove mentioned Institution, and is prepared to effect
nsurancea on all descriptions of ploperty at the lovresi
ate., U. BANNANL
February
MEM
- - - -
_National Loan Fund Life /LOU
ranee Society of London.
66SAVINGS BANK for the Benefit of the Win
and the Orphan."—Empowered by Act of P
si..
liament.—Capital .t.soo,ooP6rB2.3oo,ooo—Besides
serve Fund (from Surplus Premiums) of about 41:85,000 . :
T. Lamle Murray, Esq., George strict, Hai:Over
square, Chairman of the Court of Direrotrs in Londod
ElliotsniX, M. D.. F. R. 8. As tuariy.—+
W. S. B. Woolhouee, Esq ,F. B. A., 8. Steretanr.",
F. F. Camroux, Esq. II
The foiliiwing are among the advantages offered by'
this institution
Thr - -" toltbe
ne guarantee of a large capital, in addition top.
accumulation of premiums. The peculiar benefit secu
red to the assured by the principle of the loan depart
ment. The payment of pretniunfs half-yearly, or quar
terly, by parties Insured for whole term of life, at al trl
fling additional charge. The travelling leave extenelve
and liberal. Persons insured forlife, can atonce borrow
half amount of annual premium, and claim'the same
privilege-fan Gee successive years, on their own note
and deposit of policy. , Part of the Capital is pefam
neatly Invested In the United States, in the names of
three of the Local Directors, as Trustees—available
always to' the assured In lases of disputed clajms
(should any such arise) nr otherwise. Thirty day t al
lowed after 'each payment of premium become, due
without forfeiture of policy. - No charge for medical
eiamination
The Society lasing founded on the Manual and Jninr
Stork principle, parties may, participate in the, profile of
the Society; two-thirds of which arc a amens. divided
among those -assured for life on the apt:dam ion chic.
Persons who are desirous to avail themselves nt, the
advantages offered by This Institution, by addressing
the Deneral Agent, J. Leander Stoma:n.l'l. Waif St.,
New Tank, can nbiain the requisite information and the
necessary papers for effecting an Insurance.
0- Any information' with regard to this Dninpany can
he obtalneffit the office of the Miners'
THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE AN
ITY & TRST CO., OF PHILADA
OFFICE 159 CHESNUT ST.
MAKE Insurance on Lives,grant Annuities and;
dnwments, and receive and execute trusts.
Rates for Bavaria, *lOO cs' a single life.
For I year. For? year.. Forl.lre.
anrina93 I lly. annnally.
•0 77
130 938
183 3-10
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EXAMFGE :—A person axed 30 years next fur th',day
y paying the Company#l 31, would recurs to his (s
-onny or heirs #lOO, should de die in one yea t ; rir (or
#l3'lo he secures to them #1000; or for #l3 60 annu
ally ford years ; he secures to them 1111000 should he
die in ryears; or for#23 60 paid annually thiring
life he provides for them #lOOO whenever he. dies ,
for 86650 they would receive 0000 should he die in
one year,
JLXVLIT 20, 1845.
TUC Manager's of this Compw, at a meeting tetd
on the ph December tilt., agreeably to the design
referred'in the original prospectus or circular of the
Company, appropriated a Bonus or addition to all poli
cies • for the whole of life, remaining in force,l that
were issued prior to the Ist ofJanuary,, 1842. Those
of them therefore which neve issued on, the'yrar 1835,
will be entitled to 10 per cent upon the sum insured,
making an addition of $lOO on every $lOOO. That is
*llOO, will he paid when the policy becomes a claim
instead of the *lOOO originally, insured. Those policies
that were issued in 1832 will be entitled to 81 per cent,
or 887 50 on every *lOOO. And those. Issued in 1838,
will be sniffled to 21 , per cent, or *75 on every 100,
and in ratable proportions on all said policies issued
prior to Ist or January, 1844. . .
The Bonus will be credited to each polocy on the
books endorsed on presentation Witte Office.
It ii the design of the Cowpony, to continue to make
addition or bonus to the policies for life at 'stated
period.:
. . _
13. W.RICIIARDS, President.
Joule F. JAMES, Actuary.
Wriie subscriber has been appointed Agent for the
above Institution: and in prepared effect Insurance.
liven, at the published mien, and Fiveany inforrnatil
desired on the subject, on application at title office.
BENJAMIN DANNAN.
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AT BANNAN'S BOOK STORES
JUST opening a large and well-selected assortment
of Garden seeds, all warranted fresh from Land
reth's, which will he sold wholesale and retail at nur
sery prices. 1:7- Persons wishing to paschal'e to sell
again, supplied at city prices by the quan:ity. (Febl2 7
EBRA CING a general assortment, warranted fresh,
Just received and for vale wholesale and retail at
STATIONER'S HALL, corner of Centre and Market
Streets, Pottsville.
11. Small nesnrimentuput up to sell again. Mar 4-10
Lumber Yard Removed.
THE SUBSCRIBER. has recently bought Mr. IL
lingeland's stock of Lumber on Market st., and
will hereafter carry on-the buriness at that stand, and
is now adding a choice lot of Boards and Plank recently
purchased at Middletown, all of which is thoroughly
seasoned. There will be found, now in Yard,
and . 2
-inch Panel stuff; lst and 4.1 common Boards;
Remitting; oak and cherry Plank •; Shingles and Sbin
gle-lath. etc. - apritS 6w IM P. COULD.
Davy_ie Safety Lamps.
-•
MBE subscriber has Jost received a supply of Safety
• Lamps, among which are. a few of Upton fa Rob.
eTts• impnwed Safety Lamp, which is acknowledged
to be the best and 'area now in use In the mines In
Europe. For sale . at less 'mites than they can be
Ported, at BANNAN'II
Aril 3 1 cheap Book and Variety Mom
`WINGS FOR- INVALILB & eEMALbB, an
1. excellent article for Ladles to take exercise in the
house, recommended by the Medical Faculty.
Basket Cradles to attach to Baby Jumper*: Just tacti
le) sad let sale at PIM ' , ANWAR'S Variety slums,.
.
I ,PATE CT . 1191*.5.
I FOR" THE - UPLE OF HINESe.RAILWASI
T .
rilf rale, or iniporied Is Oder, log thiosetifr
IIESE Ropes are now almostoiclurively
the Collieries and on the Rallwart lb Oreat Me t ,
an, and. are found to be greatly superior to limp,
ones If regards safety, durability and economy ' 1"1
The Patent Wire Ropec, have proved to be still i s
good condition after three year's service, in rte Ise,
situation where the Hempen Onet,previrtMlly used, , r
double the sine and weight would wear oat Maine '
ten months. They helve been used for almnth
purpose to. which Hempen Ropes and ehainsbahe
applied. Miner, Railways, Heavy Cranes., Nat o li,
raF
Rigaing * WindowCurds, Lightning Conductors,Plge4
Halyards, Tiller Ropes, &e. They are made either o f
Iron or Copper Wife...and is Miff of much: egp,", n ,
to dampness, of Calvanired Wire.
Testimonials from the most eminent Engineers w ' ".-A r
England ran be shown as to their efricieney.",d eel
additional information required respecting .31,et ,
ent descriptions and afunliention will be given
ALFRED F. EMI P. 75 Broad it., New York
Role Agent in the United &atm
New Vork, May SMILIS.I6. , I ft-.
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Proof Chesin,
Fire-Proof Podra for Basks and Stores, Seat end Lett,
opyiny Presses, Patent Slate-Lined Refriiera
pes, Water
_Filters,. Patent Portable
Water louts, in tended for the
Sink and Infirm.
EVANS & WATSON,
16, South Mir./ St.. (opposite-the Philada, lieekays, l
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly' on bind,'
large assortment of the above articles, together
with their Patent Imprnved Salamander FIRE-PROOy
SAFES, which are so constructed as to art at festal
manner of doubt an to their being strictly fire.proofisal
that they will moist the tire °finny building. Thema.
side casesof these Safes are made of boiler iron, is
inside case of soapstone, and between the outer rue
and loner ease Is, a spare of some three Inches Mel
and is filled in with indestructibleimaterial, so as
make it an impossibility to burn any of the contents Is.
side of this chest. These Soapstone Salamander. 5,
are prepared and do challenge the world to produce soy
article in the rata!». of Book Safes that will stash,
much heat, and we hOld ourselves ready - al all times a
have them fairly - tested by public bonfire. We Maros
finite to manufactures large and general assortmeetif
our Premium Air-tight Fire Proof Safes, of w hub there
are overSoo now in use, and in every Instance they hire
given entire satisfaction to the purchasers—of which.,
will reCer the public to a few gentlemen who have thee
in use:
flap, ood & Snyder, Pottsville ; Joseph G Lawton,
Pottsville Mr. Willinnt Carr. Doylestown, Pa.
N. it G. Taylor, 129, North 3d at.; A. Wright & herb.
..ew, Vine xt. Wharf; Alexander Carnr. Conveyamn,
corner of Filbert and 9th Ms.; John M. Ford, 32, &oat
3d at.; Myers Bush, 20, North 3d tit ; James M. Piot
101. outli 9th at.; Dr. David Japan. 8, South 341.1.;
Matthew T Miller, 24, South 3d at ; and we could dame
some hundreds of others if it were necessary. Nos,
invite the attention of the publicond particularly the.
in want of Fire Proof Sires, to call at our store belate
purchasing elsewhere, and we ran satisfy them nu: .
they will get t better and cheaper article at ournots • '
than at any other establishment in the oily.
We also manufarttlre the ordinary Fire Proofeltua
at very low prices, cheaper than they canbe boort it
any other stc re in Philadelphia.
DAVID EVANS.
Qty
Coal Screens! Coal' Screens !!--
rrHE suitcriber in extenaively engaged in the
1 factory of WOVEN WIRE SCREE:CR - sprat as
mprnved and entirely new principle, for whkh be Isar
Secured LETTERS PATENT. and which he confident.
Iv believes will he flared, upon trial. omperint In may
other screen in use for drability and all the qualms. ,
as good screen. Tile) al, woven entireic of wit.,
.ind can bemad, ineAaa dud thrnartnnf any re.
ri l nired FE, 3110 al I'4
WI4VING Dr.SCRIPTION . -
as ill he o: . .ecutelb..ot the ' , honest notice. and at
niade to every-, pattern, adapted to all the am hr
winch acreena are required.
eub•criher has recently removed his emd:
liihmentt , Coal rteet, neer the corner or Normpu
HENRY JENKINS.
pmts, a. AprH 4 INS
Attention Is Invited
161 the fAct that persons afflicted with flytpciish,
I.lmer Complaint. Hick Headache, hiervouj
t o as, Giddiness, loss of Appetite. Weak tie w,llleanbars.
CoStlseness. Palpitations alba Heart, Inwnesi nf Spi
rits, and all iriTgala titles of the stomach - and bowels.—
Children afflicted with cholera Mottos or floWel co*
plaint, and all deli Cate females subject th Irtegulatitio
will find in the ÜBE .f
EVANS' VEGETABLE ANTI-DiaIIIPTIC
CANDY-CO*l ED PILLS.
A safe, pleasant. and certain cure, 23 etc. m but. will
direirionz for ovine them, and a pamphlet mat:lnlet
anmlrntiv teatimonials of I be eatonishing comparing..
ed hf these pills.
For sale in Schuylkill county. Ps., by It. BiNTill
and , JOIIN S. C. MARTIN. Pottsville; R. bin'',
Port carbon ; J. D. Fall* Millersville.
Prepared by Dr. T. G. Evans, at him midi drpg
No. 32, North 6th street, Philada. [Jn224,4-sr3te
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FROM the mete of New York.—
Wein, J. Kidd & Co.
Gears :—Please send me by Express, 1 2 doze
htehrxe's Liver Pills." They are selling g
and suit generally. Yours dm. E. P. drg
dlageillq Chatanque Co., N. Y. Dec. 29. 184
Prepared for the proprieter and sold whole
retail by .1. KIDD k C.
No. GO Wood Meet, Pltl•her
ale Ni B.—Purchasers will please be
, partie
inquire for "Dr ` McLane's liver Pills, ' and
other. ' .
The increased demand for Ds. 31 4 LANES
PILL, since their introduction by us as his age,
far exceeded our most sanguine expectations.
about Tp.N YEARS since they were brought be
public. i During this time hundreds acentric's]
been handed us, testifying to their efficacy, an.
the very great relief they had derived from
them: We have now in our fin inn many
tes fro.t respectable persons. who have a
hrLANE'S LIVER PILL with the most hap py p
where eery other known remedy had been `
use
Also, quite a number of regular physic's.. of g
dine. tbrbugh the cosintry, are using and recant
in their practice.
It has been nor sincere wish, that these Pill
be fairly and fully tested by experience, and sta
by the effects produced. That they have heeds
widthaf the result has heels in every respect fa
we call thousands to witness, who bare ex• •
their beneficial effects.
Dn. VIAND'S PILLS are not held forth nr
mended (like most of the popular medicine, of l
rte universal cure, tills, but simply for LIVE'
PLAINTS, and those nymptus connected w
ranged State of that organ. J. EIDD
Gor sele in,Poitsville by John B. C, Menlo,
G. Bow, Druggists.
Jen 2-S-6trio.
Deafness Cured. I
Searpo's Compound Krensote Aeoustii
F OR tIM cure of neatness, pain and the d charts
of matter, from the ears ; also all those dleagrrea
blo name' like the buzzing of Insects, falling of water,
w izzing of steam, Ace., which are syroptomp or aP
preaching deafness and also generally attend" , nt Wlt
the discase•
HERE tp something worth attending loco
does (mints man so extensively known as is
both in eitt and country.
~I here y certify that from the effeets of
cold last whiter,' became partially deaf, atten
•ery disairreeable noises like ringing ofbells
gradually Increased, unt tcompletely lost tb , ;
of one ean,—when I was Induced to try Scarps
i
tic Oil, and am now happy to say, that with t:
one boll fe of the above medicine I can hear a;
ever, and , alldisagreeable noise* have entire]
treated. Any Author information respeeting
will be gladly given, by calling on me at Nn.
Fifth elf* near Race. DANIEL G
Philadelphia, Nnv. 11. 181 F
For sail. by Mr. It D.Go pert. No. 120 •
street,Philada. ; in rottsvil e byJOIIN G.
in 'homburg by G. GROSS, and in Readin'
EARL, where those interested can obtain •
citing certificates of cures.
December It 1810
ConMumption
COMES FROM NEGLECTED COLD•
Asrrnt , Ikons hit ii.Laryngites, Whnopi
Pain In the Brea st,Tight Breathing, nude
ordlfikulty in the breathing organs May be r
tended to in good tithe.
Ir you ate unfortunately among the number'
far withaby oftbe above maladies,don't-wait
or lose anlhnur in - trying to cure it. A day ro
late.. DANNAN, Mt. J. 8. C. MA
Pottsville': Mr. .1. D. FALLS. in allot:lima
Bhisster, Port Carbon, will furnish you with
THR REV. DR. ESTEP'S BLACK SY
For one dollar, whichwill be of immense val
It Is one or the beat semedies the world no
Don't neglect your own best interest. Inge
' • Wrapping Paper.
.2nek REAMS 'Minimum paper, part of, w
Ulf stimulus article for Bags, which fin I
Wholesale or roiail - at less than city Prices,
SO Pieint. Blasting paper of differsid Rind
Roanui Shoo and Tea paper very cheap
ants and othern supplied by the quantity nn be
than they can pa reliant abewhers, at BAN
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