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AN ACT to causal' ,
acts relative to a I
by Common sc=' .
• Star. 1.. Be it error
of Reprrsentativerr ri
ityloon . ia in - General
4 en s ued by Ilse a n
cry township, boroe
wealth, not within t
trims of the , county
lute a school district
which is or may be
in the assessment o
with tho said town
Seer. 2. Annual!
that elections arc ,
stables, and in win
and, place of the. I
manner. two penes
tors for each diefri
be three years. an
nodded thereof tr .
said election: Pr
directors ha ve not
which may bo es
township or other
od in such distri
serve one year, in
servo three ears.
Sscr. 3. Wahl'
each board of sch 4
choosing a presith
own body ; they a
the district. and s
security to 'morel
duty: they shall
ay which May
twenty d i ye after 'd clecti ' ,
of direc t re. shall organise; l y
t and retary (out of ill*
all aka
If require him to 'ive sufficient
the faithful parr°. mane of his
o have power to l any yamm
er iri s heir d by death,
erwiac, deli( the ext citation,
y shall fie filled by electing a
s maw. f .
hoof dirk., etors o every school
adopted the mmon school
may h4pafter a opt the same,
a or 1)0E* the at . Monday of
be levied such anlamount of tax
'they may think !necessary for
not less than o-qua
l to nor more
onot which th e district i s en.
ut of - ft - annual s a te approprta.
urpose at t airin g{
any addition.
be i.-Nimed neoeseary, meetings
the taxable inhabitan k ta of the
achy the diructOrs, on the first '
annually ; notice of the time and
inch meeting . being fi rst given
re4isernents. put up in the initat
tuefa township or; district fur the
i, a majority of whom shall de.
. much and What additional
for school purposes; and any
ithorised shall be rapeseed mid
and distrilaut;d in the same
.cdo *Jr by tb act.
we of awry ward,'township
any school district as afore.
Ind, thrnish 4heWohool dirce
ftha correct I copy of the last
libels:me for County purposes,
d of directors shall. on.or tic.
.11use, annually, proceeded to
Viersaid taxis follows, viz:
male taxable inhabitant of the
'tt their dieemtion, - not exceed.'
resignation or of t
when such vacs
person terattpply
Secr._ 4. The
diattict,wkich
system, or why
shall annually, o
May, authorise
MI said district
=hoed pnr
than treble the
titled to receive
tion.atid for the
al sum that ma
ettall be called
township or dial
Tuesday of Mai
plea° of boldii
ikr at least ma
public plaeosi
apnea of two
aide by ballet
sum shall be
sektitiooal sr
=3
ILMICIr thi
Seer. S.
borough
d, shall
rs of (hr
ettFuPau
the first
F and app
' ' , O n
ay eel
officer'end pasts ofprofit , pro.
and oceoplithini, and all single
the w of twenty-one year., who
occupation, not exceeding tide
Ne same for county purposes.
Property Which wan made
°nulled "Au act. ainoing a
property to be collected ith the
levies for the use of the amen.
the twenty-Oh day Much.
/ght litindted suid thirty- . and
_ ad
ty shall confinee to be • ac.
woviiioas of said act, and upon all
sable fire county purposer4 pii.i.
set taxing personal rappetty shall
acted us to make video,' dower
anent of taxes. -
ten the school tax so !cried and
any district, the tretary of the
ii
shall make out correct dupli.
~ and the president of the board
wityrafit with the duplicate afore.
ivenabip or borough collector, or'
liable person residing Within the
A the slid tax,, and shall require
;dant security to insure the faithful
its duty, and the board pf directors
• shall have the right at ell times to
,castor exoneration, for mistakes,
....., unseated knds, &c. as to them
pea and reasonable, and the secretary
shall enter in a book of books to be
: for that purpose, the names eat
dated or exonerated, together with the
t each exoneration,. • • , -
. The Od collectors shall' have S.
enforce ea payment of the school • tax
of county rates and leek, have to en •
'meat of the same, and strait receive
imitation for his seri lees. From
ris-the said tax is collected, the col
district shall pay the amount over
et treasurer, and shall settle up his
.or befite-the limo fixed Upon in the
the president: Provided, That 'Medea
• unsalted lands shall not he talented.
N owner or owners thereon the district
cart the same to the county
and said county ..Limiasion
- therralleetim' atha.-Win thrisame
icollerdlenettaxes on ftl,o lands
"ben aireesed Go co t 7 purposes,
'collected the same she be paid to the
arum for the tope g by orders
IT the said ODimphalwittival the county
r.
IL The 'reheat ducetore tt itcyciy adapt
which shall have adop the common
Totem, shalt pertiona the following duties
• to those above specified :
shall Willey _dem it sepedient divide
ct into sub-districts, and alien establish
nit number of common ,l hools fat the
m of every individual a 1 e the age of
we, in the district, who may apply either
on or by hi, or her percuts, guardian. or
eked for admission and instreetimi;and
keep the said e. schools open at least six
is in every year, if tidily shag have fields: for
purport.
They shall cease stash buildings to be
led, rentolor hiretifor hones, aid sofh•
he schools with Girl •
They shall exerelis a neral sup . ersirion
the schools of their ire distil lets.ond
le amount or t h e, itolaxles the temp,
They shall pay ill egress expenses of tlie
oils by erikr, drawn on the istrtel 'ensurer.
°l 'd hY the President and eounteraigned hj the
artery of the board. .
5 ' Poldi board of d mare
ireetorsi by one or oT
L el lr tri robar at , .abalt ot, roil evert khan! with m intheir
„ se the n ;":" uit
or lO'rry . month, tied shall
i 'incise Of t he 1 3 ,.4 1 ' l! ' lP k b ft •flotcOlk° l2 lite
G. Whenever it 44 , he f -':
:establish one at
or Convent:lg
a out of twain more
djoining dsitriat . vbe at aintiinniat inch a d:
owing dianlata atflay cosh ish Grad reiratate such
hAals, and Ma c4pease eiear AIM h, paid tui
i
21%,
• We
ors
tint
• lima
be so
Bice. 6.
portions
• • of r
of th 4
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nerol S stem of t
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„ „,..4 Se n ate
zit ze
esemblyi met, and it is here
wily of Oe earns, That es.
h or wagd to this common
f
ic city add incor rated dis.
, Pliitsdlphis, a all consti.
Precidell, That y borough
corineet+d with township
'county rates cud erica, shall
alp form a district
et the Saint. tim -
..eie for duperviso
di and bbroughs
()rough Ocetion,
o shall be elected
et, whose' term of
`the persodit so el
trin 6getays by tl
-Wed, That ill dis
, - eleeted,or is
ablished :by gie
lee, six directors el
As at thei first clot
o to sorrel two ye-
e several
• section
and plate
11.
s and can
t the limo
nd in like 1
00l diree..l
'office shall
tcd shall bes
is judges o
lola where
duanchl
ivilion of a
all be elect ! !.
'lion, two tp
i, and two -to
~
•
I May . be agreed upon by the rea r rellt
joining dulcet*: r .:* •7 - . 4 4.. -
17. They shag inn i tity, int- . belb „d_o,"illiut
1 tlonday in limitary, ke ',report toll* sop s.
nterident, of the cowmen sc h ool, setting,Orth the
umbel and situation Of Meas.:hinds iir their dis
trict, the character of the teactsere--sliiiigriatiog
Whether they arc . males or females. 44 , somber
Ind sex of the scholar* admitted dorizi# the 'year,
c
the branches of study taught in eachi. boo[, the
number of month 4 in the year during - 4 hick each
(school shall have been kept open, the of school
(houses, either for building; renting *repairing,
and al other expense! which may hide been fein
cursed in maintaininethe schools of t l i districts,
together with such other informant) ' may be
beneficial in terming a just estimate o e value of
comma schools. - '1
N. No school director or treasurer thug receive
any pay or emolument whatever fortAis services
as such, but he shall be exampt,duritig . the time
he continues to perform the duties •
il
fi t his race,
from military duty or from servin Lp any bor
ough or township office. • 1
9. When the school directors shaghiive divided
the several districts into sub-disorient tor separate
schools, -the voters of each sub-distripti may meet,
on notice being given for ten days etfleast, sign-
ed by not left than four voters of said district, and
choose a committee of three of theirfnusiber to
serve fur one yoar. who shall have the appoint
ment of the teacher for such snladiftr l ct.
10. The directors of each school,. ``
strict shall
halm the power to direct in which "film schools,
so established in purulence of this! act, the indi
viduals in said district- who may Ibe admitted,
hall be tnstructad. 4 ,
11. In case the schoordireetors il,ecos it-inex
pedient to divide their district into Jjob districts,
or in case the voters of any sub-distrtet shall neg
lectJr
r
or refuse to elect a committee
~,provided tar
in the ninth article oEthis section n the du
ties of said committee, shall des. s on and be
performed by the school dire ~i
Seer. 9. The district treasures ithll repeive all
moneys belonging hi tho distric‘lishether the
same bo derived from appropriation" by the state.
district taxes, private donations oriotherwise, and
shall pay out the same on orderi . drawn by the
president and attested by the cutely of the
board of directors by order of thwbbard, and his
accounts shall be audited and adjusted as so.
)
counts of townships and boroug clam directed
by law to be audited and adjuste 4
, 7
Seer. 10. The.secretary of th mmonwealth
shall be superintendent of the 'mon schools,
and shall perform the followin g t ics: lice
1. Prepare suitable-Werth for i with neeesso
ry instructions for making divot reports and
for conducting the necessary prdneedinge under
hisjurisitiction, and shall cuss toy same, togeth
er with all such information as hatnay deem ne
cessary fix - the further imprirnement of the
schools. to be transmitted to.the Commissioners
of the .several counties for dis4ribution among
-the several boards of directors, the same (une
and in the same milliner as the pamphlet laws of
this ceimmotwealth are transmitted, and at such
other times and in such ether•Manaer as he may
thiak expedient. 1 ~
.2. Pupate and submitan annual report to the
legislature containing .a detail* of the condi
tion of the comma° schUols thuoughoet the corn.
usernisesdth, estimates and expenditures, plans
for the improvement of the coninton +school sys
tem, and all such matters relating to his office of
superintendent and the conars - of common
schools as he shall deem it expe dient to , commu
nicate. 1 i
3. Uo shall sign all orders of the state treasu.
ter liar the payment of money?' th the treasurers
of the several school districts; Mint no order shall
be drawn by him in favor of arty district treasurer
until he shall have been furniebed with a certifi.
I cite, alined by. the president 441 attested by the
secretary of the board of direr4i of the district,
that a sum atteast equal bath oust *tithe die'
triet's share of the annual , entiimppropriation of
two hundred thousand dollarsl bas been levied cm
said district for school purpose".
4. If any controversy ationtitiarise among the
directors of any district or adjoining
concerning the duties of theieotfice., the distribu
tion of the state appropriaticro# the levying and
collection of butte, lie is herautborized to set
tle and adjust the same wi nnert cost to the par
ties, and all moneys reasonably expended by him
in this and other matters apPe u taining to the ex
ecution dins duty as 'open? dent, shall, upon
doe proof, be Allowed to him it 4 the auditor gen
eral and be paid out of the stab? treason.
5. Ile shall annually, in tI ei jmooth of Febritc.
ry, transmit to the commissions of each county
a statement of the amount eVery district therein
that has and exery district that has not adopted
the common school systen,i may , be entitled
to re c eive out of , the annual appropriation of
two hundred thousand. and the corn
minium:lt shall irximediatCly i cause such state
ment to be published three times in one or
more newspapers e rinted In said county: Ponaid
ed, That nothing tq any section of this act -shall
be so construed as tnderprin 'the district's which
hare not adopted the vonithon school system of
their doe proportionAcjt the i?onimon school fund
until after the firseef - Nianniber, one thousand
eight hundred and thirty-eight.
Star. 11. One hundred thousand dollars, in ad.
dition to the one hundredlhousand dollars paya
ble by the Bank of. the "Pilled States, both of
which - sums to be accounted and distributed as
the state appropriation, are - hereby appropriated
out of the school fund for the year ono thousand
eight hundred and thirtpseven, and a like sum
annually thereafter, which shall be apportioned
among the several School diqtricta of this-corn,
mon:Wealth and the city and county of Philadel
phis, according to their number of taxable inhab.
Innis, but shall only be subject to -the drifts of
the superh.tendent of common schools, agreeably
to the positions of this ash. Provided, That the
balance of appropriations made under the act en
titled "An act to establish a general systeni of ed.
°cation by common schools," passed the first day
of Acrd, one thousand eight hundred and thirty- 1
font, and the supplemebt thereto, and the balance ,
of the first appropriation done hundred thousand
dollars which shall, remain' undnwn on flit first
day - of November, one. thousand eight hundred
thirty:zero), and all subsequent balances, shall
remain in theAreasury, and accumulate for the
use of such district or districts entitled to the
same, for any terse not exceeding one peat from
and Oftertbe first day of November mit thousand
night hundred and thirty seven: and an such un
drawn balanee'retaiiinblt in 'the treasury on the
first day of November, one thaussind eight hun
dred and thirty-eight.„ shall .he repaid pito the
sehourfund; dud. in;nlrrnit.nee Ahei isndrawn
bribaien ofsidisequent appropriations shall be re.
paid into the !raid Mud annually thereafter.
&Mr. 12, is as the tun - Island of the, board
of R ranyiebo district shall have imar;
ed his mamas for,the. eelleition of aehool tea, I
agreeably jerhealetk . oeetian 'of this get; fie shall
ecjilfy 'the ewe, dennithe amount of such tot,
and alm the.name of the distnetuessurer, to die
'rePetiiitookelker die norimoriailMoliitybsi4nal
ortharitti, draw hie.tearrant on theAtate'rressis.
teifitiAle"eibele *Oust siselidistriet entitled
trieelmilei. ••
gem 1 3. The s c hool di rectors'oriveY school
diatriet.' which Shan not bai l t a iidaPted .e'rmo;
them eehoolartewshillaun ;IMP IL OccUalt
or the qudified,eithena of tzdistrict; en jlee day
of e:eelient far dikeetem, le s t* held at the usual
i,-- , , ~, , T4IXPILNEI,t_s"-If()V._RNA4:
ES
placekling township. Wahl or WM:O eke
tiona fi t least sig edveethreinetiti put up in the
most?c places Oa the Ingrid,* the apace of
twei l pt i t: And tie saidinespig shall be se.
gini , wenn the - hours °fano ind four &eject;
P. ~ rito the said day, by 40pr:dating a president,
and - thesecretary of the board of director., or in
hislbehlinn. some other mewl er of the board shall
perferrni the duties of secretary truth° losetiag.--
Whan the meeting is so organised, the Anestirm
dt establishing the common school system in the
district; shall be decided by ballot, and the mid
president and-secretary shall perform the duties
of tellers to the meeting, and shall receive from
every person residing within the diStricAqualified
to vottint the general election, a written or print-
ed ticket, . containing the word "school," or the
wools "zoo school." and, shalt continue without
inter/Option or adjournment until the electors who
shall come to therd election shall have opportu
nity;m
give in the r respective votes; and the said
tells *bailment (he votes, and if a majority shall
contain the word "school," the secretary shall car.
tify the same to the board of directors of the dia.
trim, who shall proceed to establish schools there
in agreeably to the provisions of this act; bat if a
nairity shall contain the words "no school," the
/secretary shall certify the same to the county
commissioners of the proper. county: And the
school direeton" of every school district ichich
piny have adopted the common school system, may,
it they deem it eipedient, calla meeting, of the
qualified citizens of the district, on the first
Teesday of May, in tht year one thousand eight
• hundred and thirty-smtn, and on the same 'day
every third year thereafter, to be held at the ascii
piece of bolding township, ward or borough e
leetions; at which- time and place an election
shall be helit to decide, by ballot, whether the
common school system shall be continued or not.
The antic° for holding said meetings, and the
time rot and manner of holding said elections, to
be in conformity in the preceding part of this
section, and, should there be a majority of the tax
able inhabitants of said district in forint. of "no
school," the secretary shall certify the same to
the county commissioners of the proper county,
and the operation of the common school system
shall be "uspended, in said district, until such
time as a,majority of the citizens shall otherwise
decide.
Sitcr.l4. The school directors of 'every school
district to which the common school system has
been adopted, or shall hereafter be adopted, shall
haye power to purchase and hold reel and person
al property which may be masonry for the es
tablishment and support of said schools; and the
same to sell, alien and dispose of, whenever it
shall be no longer required for the uses aforesaid;
and in all eases whore real estate is held by true
lees fur the general use of the neighborhood, as a
school house or its appendage . s; it shall be lawful
fu l l the said trustees, the survivor or survivors of
them, to convoy the same to the school directors
*aforesaid; and from , thenceforth the said board
shall hold the said \ property for the same term
and for the same uses for which it was granted
'to said trustees.
Sect. 15. School directors elected ander the
provisions of torme.r acts, shall severally hold their
officcs daring the terns for which they were
elected; and all appropriations authorized by for.
mer (eta, whether by the state or county, and all
taxes authorized to be raised for school purposes,
shall be collected as they would have both collected
if this act had not been, passed.
Secs. 164 The calmly commissioner, of every
county within this commonwealth, except the
county of Philadelphian, when levying a tax Tor
county purposes, shall estimate the sanont which
will be required to•educatc the poor gratis in the
several districts of their comity vrhich,aliall have
rejected the common school system; and when en
estimate is so made, th ey shall levy the amount
on said distri I and collect the same in tho usual
manner, and *ll continue to provide for. the ed
wention otthe poorgrill' a than:ba r asassally talba
prorisions of act entiticd."An act to pro Side for
the edam of the pout gratis," passed the
e t
fourth da of April, one thousand eight hundred
send nine, or such special acts of assembly as may.
Se in force in any ofthe counties where there may
be districts rejecting the provisions of this set: *
provided, That tlik whole expense thereby . incur.
red, shall be paid out of the amount, levied on
}raid districts as aforesaid.
Sacs. 17. Where itsehool is'or shall hereafter
be endowed by boluest, or otherwise, the board
of directors of the district in which such school is
iodated, are hereby authorized to allow such school
:to remain under the immediate direction of the
regular!) , appointed trustees of the same. and to
appropriate so much of the district school fund to
said school as thil may think just and reasonable:
Provided, That such school shall be generally
conducted in conformity with the coalmen school
System of this commonwealth.
• Sricv. 13. The act entitled "An net to provide
for a general system of education by common
, schools," and also the supplement thereto, passed
I the fifteenth day of. April. Anne Domini, eighteen
hundred and Uhrty-five,ere hereby repealed: Pro.
tided, That every thing heretofore done in pur
suance of said acts, hall be held valid.
Seer. 19. It the corporation bf gie city of Lan.
caster shall at any time adopt theyounnen school
system, agreeably to the provisions of this set,
than the act to provide for the education of chit.
dren at the public expense, ii the city and Incor
porated boroughs oldie county' of Lancaster pass.
ed the first: day of April, orionsand sight hun
dred and twenty.two, and thepplisment thereto,
the first day of April, tine thousand eight
ror ism ul d red and twenty-thrmaliall, fronfthe time ofthe
adoption of the common school atstiona la said
city, be inoperative, null and void.
Sour. 20. 11182 eases, where, under "An act
to provide for a general system of education by
common schools." and also thri supplement there
to, paned the fifteenth day of Apnl,Anno Domini,
one thousand eight hundred and thirty-five, the di.
teeters ofany district may have metkdeeiderl mae
eePt of ILI. law ornd have appointed a delegate e-
attend the county cenventicm for the purpose
of tempting and carrying into effect the pro.
vlsions of said law, but if from any cause
a id delegate has &n al to attend said cosine.
thin, said - township shall be entitled to all the
benefits and provision's thereof, on the same
terms and conditions as those who have literally
complied ire:entitled : Provided, said delegate
*halloo or before the first diy_of August Diet,
record the vote of said township i m the affirmative
with the clerk of the «wrestler!.
Seer. 21. The school year ibseutioned in this
act, and la an act entitled "An aet to provide for
a general system declination by exutunonvehools;"
and the tupplement thereto, passed the 15th day
of April, one thowtind eight hundred and thirty.
" five, shalt be taken and understood to end on the
first Monday °Mune, to wits The 1400 .year of
one tbousandeight bendratiand thirty-Inm, will
end on the firstakmday OfJuise of that year. end
so of all other rim. i ." •
Sim 912.1inirtediatelp after the passage alibis
i net, the itaPirintendiett orientate schools shall
leausi,iimlarietteriorilh alointettopg of this
I attieltedUter t o . bejalubered,te the teeekt7
,ri•ooluiniestesera. totzeinfeennty; rod itukallbitba
drat ofevery •Mommissloner seinen! - to mums.
the mine ,
bripatifishedirt oneand sot wituelhan .
: thrtt i neirapapers to illeifinetrdiAr three sneers ,
sive weeks , and. th isAidiam.hthereorAtell be de .
:fray oral ,Orllor4rounty' trerisnipirolitsid Roper.
istendentalrallalso:eause this tette be printed
iirrirainpblet &rah and ibell formai° the mut-
ty commiieftweers ei,eack citonly a ansober of
copies I lieveotegnal 10 - thoOtember ofeeheol dt
rectum 'ii their Woratyi viiiii distributed iiiiwetit
the await boards otdirectors.
Sace. 23. Thil'actind Itiirandements mow In
Operetkm iii the city and eounty of Philadelphia,
entitled "An am to provide for the education of
children at the public expense -vithin the idly and
county of Philadelphia." afe declared to be eon.
curnott with the provisions of this set, and are in
nowise to be considered as altered, intended, or re.
pealed.except.so tar that said city arid equnty shall
be entitled to receive their due proportion & share
of the almost state appropriation of two hundred
thothand dollars: •Prereided, That the controllers
of the public schools for the city and . county of
Philadelphia be,srid they 00 hereby auttiorizec%
whenever they shall think proper to estatlish one
central high school, for the tail education of such
pupils of the public schools of the first, Khoo] dis.
trial, as may possess the requisite_ geolhfieations,
l y
and the moue a expended in the establishment
and support o the said high school, shall be pro
, vided and pat in the same manner as is no*, or
shall hereafter be directed by law. with iesPret
to the other public Schools of the said district: ,
. • rid Provided further. That so much of the tenth
Section of the act of March 3d, Idlti, as renders
the exchisive use of the Laocasterian system in
the first school district, obligatory upon the con.
troller' or directors, and all such provisions, (if
any) in the said net an several supplements
thereto, as limit the benefits of the said public
schools to the children of indigent parents, and
so ,metch of shy act as is heriby altered or sup.
plied, be and the same are hereby repealed; and
in said public schools all children ever font years
_
of age shall be admitted.
NER MI DDLESW ARTH,
Speaker ofthe How of Represemiatives•
THOMAS S.: CUNNINGHAM, :
Speaker of the Senate.
Arraovtri—The thirteenth day of June, Anno
Domini, eighteen hundred and thirty.six.
- .10S. RITNER.
Dissolution of PartnertAdp.
ramtr,
,partnership h,eratofiare existing and 4-ad
..- ing under the firm of Straub and Rcifsnyder;
was this day dissolved by, mutual consent, all those
indebted to said firm, alp requested to make pity.
want to Geo. Reifsnyder. at the old' stand, ou or
before tho 10th day of July next. -
GF.O. REI FSNY DER,
C. M. STRAUB.
New Castle, June 18th, 1936. 39-2
The Store will be continued hi future by Ged•
Reifenyder, with ie.supply of new Goods. Thp
Store house and Dwelling attached thereto, with
a good Lot is for sale, any person desirous o rp u r.
chasing the same can get it ou very reasonable
terms, by applying to the substriSr above own
thined.
STR I" COSY.
STRAYED from the picreises of the subscri.
her 10 er 12 days ago i a middling .sized light
red COW, spotted with white, a white spot in Ser
face, and she had on her neck a strip of cloth,
marked "O'Brien & Foster." Whoever will re.
turn said Cow shall be suitably rewMSE arded. .
J FOSTER,
Pothwille, June 18 3J-3
• FOU N D,
aN Saturday the 11th inst. a arnall sem of tno
nay. owner can have it by paying for
this advertisement Apply to
DANIEL YOST.
31-30
Pottsville, Jcne 18
Strav Horse.
STRAYED or Stolen from the
1 11 Stable Stable of the subscriber, at Green.
. 1 wood in this borough. on Tottaidet
11 Or d , evenirmAhe 7th inst. a DUN COIF
_ • otTO-1101AStirosissosti
a.ses
years old; arab the hair rubbed of his back, try
the saddle, with a small switch tail Whoever
win return said Hone to the littheeviber. ur give
hint information where be can get bun again,
shall be reasonably reWirdcd.
RICHARD IL4MMOND.
June 18 31-3•'
Henry .Lelarj Jr.
COAL AND COMNISSION DER 4,IMrTI
References.
John Bohlen, Esq.
Richard Willing, Philadelphia.
Jacob Alter,
Lewis C. Dougherty, Pottsville.
April 9
D. B. SMTB & W. lIODGSON, Jr.
Wholesale& Retail Druggists
N. E. Corner of Arch and-Sixth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
FtAVE constantly for sale an extensive assortment
of Drugs. Chemicals. Colours. tyc. Country
Merchants, Druggists, Physicians and Families may
be supplied on liberal terms, with articles of the best
quality. They Mite on hand recently imported, or
carefully Firepared at their eatabliahment—
Compound syrup of sarsaparilla lyre & small bottles
Compound &id extract of &rasp:inns. containing the
, active principle of the sarsaparilla in a cm:en
' trated for*
Genuine Derma arrow root
gobinsons patent Groats and Eintiden Grants
carrageen or lriab moss, a new article for jelly, or I
Slane Mange
Faritteeions food for infants and persons of impaired
digestive organ
Robinstms patent Barley for preparing barley wets:rim
ten spumes .
Tyndale. celebrated powders for &vet and ague '
Superior English =tracts °Minna ilypcianine Bells.
donna, die. _
Chloride of soda, a disinfecting and bleselshigrliquid
Yeast Powder. an excellent innwitetiefet yeast savoy'
time end agreeing- with delicate stemma
Morphia and all its preparations of their ow manor
facture
Concentrated essence ofaieger •
Scidlitz powders. Sudaic powdas. genuine Preston
salts
ate.
Platinum Wire, oxide of gold, and other urd es for
Debt:ism •
And a great variety of other articles aelecled with
&coherence. ' june 4 i2P).-4cpeow
New Cheap Store.l
_........ , ,
.i.rils dr CHRIST ,
12ESPEGITULLY informs tbeir,frbode end
-mo the public generally that they :ba ix i i :petral
a new cheap Stens in Centre street; n door a=
bore Waif. Mortimer'S Hotel, hr the gb d
Pottrvald wlnre they have on hand al large as
sortmentior - - :'' i
Spring and Summer Dry pood , n,
Grties:
Ha fe 4 Fet Qtr, • ' , -
' 4.. f. fc-
which they are determined • lat the eery
lowest rates for nimbi er ex ' . - git eltoutli
-produce at thi.lugheat Marlt -. ;,:They
_re.
spectfallyeelicit a preti not'. • • :!!, vikka , ge,
which theyfwillettermror to . ~ • l itteri.
don to busbies&
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drtilAlt • AGI;IS Woos • Ali • • Eight.
Idly •ainl Comet aid
Yi batik*, fix Eata at= ti - 41411:4 . c . y1!.
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,titizeitiniPettii.
villa and ritirthat he hi Mei
s .
metieed ilmitli ttliii Bitiiiesei'llnd
---.__ door ;bevel 7 . nil Haiti% Store;
• H iminedbitilpcnite Jacob Wines&
Ter _,. where , Its tat d$ carry on die bail.'
01401, 1 14 all its variqus I ebbs—and *a g es
himself that all the Kati nianufactured by him
shall be of tbri very lies* qbality. and therefore
solicits I share of papa paironage, which be will
endeavor to merit by &tact nutrition to busioess.
•of Silkpate. Cray- ore. constant/.
_. • •
i. Hardware., i
Glass &:Finemis Ware
, Sportingiand Blasting. Powder.
Bar Iron, 9riAldstonel,
Fiab, Sok i
Flour, P/asterl&c.•&e. • ,
which in addition lo'th:ir former stock render
then; assortment Utiensi and complete,. Ali ofl
Which arc of far t
wbolesale or retail a
very reduced prices h or in exchange for
Conntry Produce. !
O.* ,i
-The highest price in cub for all lan's .
ofeountry produce; ,)
~, JOSEPtI WHITE & SON.
Hu 27 6..
Mount Carbon
. ' To Mill i trs and others.
FOR Sale. the tore? of a Grist Mill, consist
ing of two pair!of F nub Burr Sicales, Iron
•Gerring, Shafting and ming Complete..made
in Philadelphia, and bar been but little mind—
calculated to grind Puce . undred bushels per day.
k'or particulars apply to ,
ELNYWD & SNYDER,.
Hay 28 28—tf ? -Cu fiery Works, Pottsville.
ANEW GOODS.
JUST received dadw opening, a large and
general assortment ria t
Spring end Summer
Goods, viz: 4 •
i
Superior fine blue and lack cloth
..
Medium and low #ri . do
Invisible green, olive, green cloth
Mahe, Violet and bre n do
Steel mixed and drkb do ' -
Blue, black and drab irnerei
Cabal, Cord, Striped aid Lavender Cam:amens
Sattinetts, all coitus lasi prices
Superior and taanfinon rustier.. and Buffalo ekalbs
Back, brown and drab summer cloth
Lasting', drilling sluiljeans ,
Genoa and Pittsladig lord and , cotton Cl/11623001
Brown and bleached 'beefing and shirting
French, English kind domestic prints & chintzes
di Painted Lawns, Pail muslin"- and ginghams
Silk, Valencia, and amines vesting*
Heavy and common k and ticking
Linen and cotton
Domestic and fri ary Buenanen •
Tow lines and conntfy flannels
Coloured Cambrickijcordod skirts, &e.
Umbrellas and parasids
d.
Ready made coats , lt ntaloons and *rests
Leghorn and palm bats.
ALSO,
A general assortinelit of .
Groceries.
i,..,.....,_ quer".
,-- ' uccns and Gla4-wars, .
Cedar wire. &c.l
For sale cheap by j SAM% HARTZ & CO.
Potts-rlle, April po 24-If,
Coal Coal eh 's to Rent.
_ix moo WU, the West Branch Rail Road
..-
nine ahrtlto spit WlMMettaytedWavosw,
and one and a hal "owe Minerrrillu--the veins
are well calcu for an extensive business the
present season pable of producing from Bto
11000 tons. with t additionillexpense,for gang
ys or six ventilators; a large stock .of coal on
the platform, mihed during the winter; one vein
9, and the other fl 2 feet thick, of coal, of very
goedquality —pripp timber on the property ate
cent to the mine
For terms; on,
Mareb 26, 183+
21-3 m
, •• NEW GOODS,
JOS ..PII.C. KERN
1111 ESP LLY trufortus the citizens of
Jam' Pottsvill - and vicinity, tha he has just
opened, at the corner of Centre and Callowhill
streets, next 'l..r above the National Hotel, a
large and elegant assortment ofStaple and Fancy
1..1.
Dry Goods, w a choice selection of Wines-,Li
guars and Cr kery ware, all of which have been
purchased at e very lowest cash prices in the
Philadelphia, ket, and will be sold at 1.21 per
cent advance.
All kind of4ountry produce taken in exchange
for goods. ties 14 • 16- 431 f
Rio Co r Rolasseo l Sugars;
. _ dim. dim.
60 BAG new Crop Rio Coffee, -
Soididsouse, New Orleans i ha kma ..
and Trinidad Molasses
New Odom* Msseavado ( in I n d ,
and St. Cri Sugars, i
20 Casks hun Cheese.
Young II n and black Teas (in jde 1 cheats)
16 tail la boiled ' Raley.
30 boxes hiladelpbia) Soap , brows dr yellow.
2000 lbs. ' Candles. Vs, 10's. and 16's.
60 h a w b a d Glass, Bby 10 and 90 by 12.
Cognac B dr and Gin in pipes and i pipes.
Casks
25 Eigli gallon casks Lisbon wine. -
New "Ea d Rum, Common Gin, Cesium
nu !
Peizt i nna
Sal Fish i
' ' For f.
1
Cen
Pattie'
aid 41inniseed Cordials, In Ebb.
Add tidal.. ace. &e.
ILLEit * -HAGGERTY.-
St. next door to Xortimer's [lota
r. Jan 9 _ 'lll-c
iff • • Ma.
YUST • - -at the Ikons alba Gobsen'boirl o
*A vale.; very tlthl asoorammokoilloi;lllack
*own , • Olir - Sower Cloth, and nok
low
w. by • , ' l * 8/44rhiiitip;:re?'
l 21,4
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and SPilhicGoads;
anaarvau by the aubiribiri,a ri
Ku* Wiz.** Veit** ruidemeski
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wear.
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further particulars, apply. to
JAMES HONDAS,
• menial Sank, Philadelphia, or
ROBERT C. HILL,
Schuylkill Haven.
19-tf
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"1: ;Fait ittILAR.,- , :-..'!:
ITH llMolearther Was for sale a ialnahlii Sum
41 ." , fitiiibiloing: 339 acres, simile Mr tha-lattki
**Wit Rat Road, I i miles Imo Rtitlinten
mid-the•-Schuylkill cabal s met mati**th of.a.
mile from this Centre Turnpike. Mobil 100 drill
•ot this lanais now order taint/an.
Theimprovements cotsibit ofifweb
4 : Fir ,
Mt sing house, a large new dam Utrill!
by 70 feet. it n u -- '..anid •
t
thriving' young or
Apple. Pair and Peach trees,
The Little Sehirylkill Sail IV
=
Tamaqua passing
every, facility for! trans'
to this farm. tolhe mcarrs oh
proving it at a modeidei ea-Pei
, • ThilLind is we'
lElemleek, C sni
The Little ay.
this land aff weak
bbi Water Powers i the t
Furnaces or Mills, for hich
calculated. The stream is i
and from 20 to 25 feetj head
Mined on the property.
The above property will''
terms made duty. • i
Persons wishing to porcine
thee informatics by applying I
ottsville. SOBER'
April 2 . .
WETHERILL Jr -
AT THE! OLD
No. 65 NORTH FA
•
EAST
Tubas Donne stoat rut k
PHEL‘ADELI
MANUFAcrtia
. WhiteLea - ddryand .7C214
ground in Oil, $
Red Lead.
Lithrer;
Chronte
do Green
a. Bed
Patent Yellow
Sugar Lead
Copperas
01.1ntriol
Aq. Fortis
Muriatic Acid h. So
Epsom Saltli.s. Sulphhr
. Tart. Acid Opt. de Nam!.
Sup. Carb. Soda Kormea Miners l
Carros.Seb.Merc. Ethiops do.
Windsorand Pieta reG land. from 6 St. 9430.
RefinersofCluunpher.SaltNitre.Britmnonialorax
&c. Offerforsalethe above mentioned itztijo,loge
thee with a general assortment of Paints- ono
11.yeStafta.and veryothe rartielei r. t hiC
Medicinal line.
Beiagmanafacturors o f alltbearticlesentmtetnt
underthe above Lead, they pledge themselves toms
plytheirfriondsandthopubliconthe meet
VMS - ' •
Greenwood
FOUNDRY.
MUM subtribere infarm . the -jahabi eta or
-IL Pottsville and Its . v i c inity, that they Live
taken the eitablislunent formerly occupied by
M. B roo ke Buckley, where they will be glad to
receive orders for Car Wheels, or_ary other Cast
ings, which they will cfccute promptly Ind faith.
fully, MYERS & Co.
May 214 284
Ni. B. The Foundry is now in operation.
2000 lb. Flitch, Shoulders end Hams for ails
by the subscriber. J. SILLYMAW. Sc..
Map 1 •
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WESLEY'S WORKS, in ten . octavo' tots.
(this is a very scarce work at present--a
large Wition having been burnt up in the Metho. •
dirt Book Store in Now York ,) joat received and
for sale by Ii.',BOMAN.
PORT CLINTON FOUNDRY.
/EWE subscribers inform the inhabitants of Penn
JIL vine and its vicinity. that o:m4;ool:nisei Port Ciii
ton ere now in operation, w berethey'will be thud Is
receive orders for ,
CAR winrguivAmsigtp.
.iwaiyotlier casting*, wbich thw i r i ilamtpr
promptly. andfOitbrully.
November 3, 1834, 151-14.,
03" The Foundry will be In bl,a4 emery enlins
- Books and Stationary; •
-HANNAN has just opened jt large and el.
assortment of 'Blank Books,. Stationa
ry add Miscellaneous Book; at hie Fruiting Of
fmc and Book Store in Centre street, Opposite the
Episcopal Church, to which he liniites.thil Wen.
tion of the public, assuring than that he will
supply all 'articles in his line,ale awe% if not
cheaper, than they CCM be purchased in PhileAtk
phis- •
B. B. would particularly invite .
gentlemen forming Libraries to his
lions of Standard works.
in" AU kinds of Books obtained
foreign works imported at the
bLay 14
IRON BOUND SLATES. R.
ble for the Public Behoola.-41.
received direct from the Manufliel
Booed Slates, which he will een•
tail at very low rates.
May !8-
New Mote,.
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IMIESPECTFTLL 1eft:464110
anosilk
i and pablic in general. thin
a seyr Store n Come street , e
vinun„ is the room recently lite
whet! they, banquet received !
an extensive and apiendid :see,
goods. Genre' tins
Th 7 G* 34l -
' Liquors
ire.
which have been selected is-
lad, will
coasts* produce At dm hien** _
Pottsville. nayl4 - •
• 30001tie"BACW1j7st - 14je*,
above. tr'"•
• . *memo,
100 rigers: -
• btiadinikak. ale
Aril
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CAM.
A LL pe ere bensk
•• 116 . was eta VA= preps
situated Oft hketat_Catl
'weit:an tow ip.'ltoowv
eaty.five Aire Treet;, ,, , A
wilt be int. l 444°4*
atting ot..
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