h
PateiieSaifetir Fuse,
IV& IXXIT/310 XXX 01141147 X IX
BIALATINCI,
Botk in dr, places and under water.
.u.croux• soutur_ur Mr, WUItD STATIM, ST
:BACON. BI,CKFORD;BALFA & CO.
fURNBURIN HARTFORD, CONN.
numerous recommendatory certificates might be
given, but the,folluwing, which briefly explains
the properties Hof the Foie, is deemed sufficient.
The Fuse supersedes tho Priming-needle, Prl
ming, god Match. •
ilnlAVlNG.seen the Patent Safety Fuse of Blatit
tested to our satisfaction, we cheerfully
'certify that we are consiticed it saves much time
and labor—adds to the force of the blast—ensurea
certainty, and renders blasting perfectly
Besides, it Is, we think, cheaper than the common
straw fuse. For dry blasting it is a greal imp
provemeer; but for blasting in wet ground, it •
inviluable. Messrs. F. Hitchins & Co„ contras
tors on - the Erie canal, certify that they. have
been engaged in 'the Cornish mines, England,
where the Fuse is exclusively used, ind thst it
has never, to their knowledge, caused a mfacar.i.
riage. They confirm our above.expressed
ion of its value. We make no doubt that it will
soon be in universal use.
DAVID HAMILTON,
. Superintendent repairs, Erie Coital.
W. J. McALPINE,
Assistant Engineer, Erie Canal enlargelnent.
J. HOUGHTON,
Engineer Conoco Company.?
• Conoks,.N. Y. Dec. '18.37.
The Fuse is sold at the very low price of ONE
CENT PER FOOT.
N. B. The common Fuse answers Tori *lot
blasting, but for blasting under water, or here
• miscarriage would be of serious eronsequiencs;
•Warm FUSE" should be used, made 'specrally,
for such places. Price, two cents per foot, cor
responding with the increased cost of making,
For Sale by . B. BANNAN,
Sole Agent for Schuylkill County. -
Pottsville, Oct. 17, 1838. 81—
11104. A. C. VI YAKOOVS
Boarding and Day-School for Youn Lack/,
Centre St. 3d door above Norwegtn St
Ourrsv LLE.
TIIE course of 'fist! uct ion under the Poperin
tendence of competent teachers, w t ll embrace
Orthography, heading, Writing, Arithmetic,
Grammar, Geography, Map Drawing, History,
cr:imposition. Ploloaophy, Aatronumy, Drawings",
Painting,. Music, Plain and Ornamental Needle
Work, aim. &e. The Seminary will opened on
26th inst. Teems made kerogn un IllppilealOTl. •
Pottsv'ille , August 11, 1838. 62-3m' '
Caution.
THE undersigned cautions the public against
purchasing or leasing the tract of,Ja,n, d called
Clinton Tract, on the East Norweguin rail" road,
from Elizabeth Spohn, or Henry Morris for her,
as he the undersigned claims title thereto; and
will institute a suit ,gains! any person attempt
log to take the possessmit thereof.
JOHN POTT.
32
Maaheim, April 28, 1838
PARRER & GO;
Mercers ir Tailors;
INFORM their friends a 4 the publii in gen
eral, that they Nave removed to their‘tortner
stancrin Centre Street, (oppos ite•to Miller & Hag.
gerty's Store.,) where they have on hand, a gen
eral assortment of superfine .Broad Cloths and
Cassimeres of the most fashionable colors, with
an .elegant assortment of Summer Cloths, Satin,
Silk, Valencia, Marseilles and Velvet Vesting*,
Linen, Cotton 'and Chintz Shirts, Satin, Silk and
- Bombazeen Stocks, Linen and Chintz Bosoms and
Collars, also Linen and Chintz Bosoms without
Collars, Silk, Ciuton, Thread, Beaver and Hoskin
Gloves, Linen and Cotton Hose rind Half Hose,
Fancy Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs and Gum
Elastic Suspenders. They also have on hand an
elegant stock of Gentlemen's and Boy's wearing
apparel, such as p ock and Dress Coats; Sounder
bouts, Vests andPataloons, made after the latest
fashion and the best. wormanabip, which they in•
tend to sell at reasonable prices.
P. S. Wanted two or three. good Journey Men
Tailors, to whom constant work will be_ given
throughout the season.
Pottsville, Sept. 15, 1838. .
Resumption of Business.,
NEW DRUGSTORE.
trills Bubsr . .i iber returns him grateful acknOwl
edgernents to the citizens of Pottsvilln 'and
others, who stepped forward to his amstmtancO of
the loss of his property by fire in Demnriber
last, and would also acquaint them and the 6utm
he generally, that he has again comtnencedrthe.
Drug Business in the house formerly occupied by
Charles W. Clemens, in Centre Street, the
borough of Pottsville, where may always be !had
• general assortment of
Draws Medicines,
Paints, .
Glass, t. bye Stain
7.
And every other article in the above line. which
he it disposed to sell on very low and accommo
dating. terms.
N. B. .11:r Physicians prescriptions carefully
put up at the shortest notice.
WM. T. EPTINp.
Pottsville, Me 0, 1038.
To Miners 4nd Collier*.
DAVY'S SAFETY' LAMP.*
WROUGHT Iron 'rubes with Screw* and
Socketa,• from of !winch. to 21 iriche•
intinast, diameter Suitable for Pumps for, le by
MORRIS, TAMER dz, MORRI
3d and Walnut St Ph la
&pt. 12 3838. •7 f
Welsh Books. •
/11HE sdbecriber bas always on band aid for
AL sale ebeap,'Weish -Bibles, -Testament* and
Primers. . B. BANN,NN.
(jobber 20,
• ' Cooper's Novels. 1
dS sale cheap at the p.shaerther's Boob Store
a: a set of Coopet'a Novels.
Oeteber,2o,
wtirakNT Parfor.and Entry Parpettinit. ju
Juddi received by •
N. NATHANS & 19D' .
Oct. 12, 183 A. """
ETHERS of superior quality receiv d a
for sato by •
MILLER & EVAGGEFITY.
Imo'
Sept 1, . 4 ' -
Ibe Young House Kee 0,
gni R tbonakty on Food eMI Cookery,
1 7 6 6"1.. Alcoll4 price *l. Mee Iglu Leslie erom.
10c1c-enokety. price last reamed kir
Nov
IQ
mete b • . aHA A.
•
Ottsvil • his Uute.
/FBI?, undervigne4Trustess of the Pi/divine r
. 1 ' Irma, have thelpleasure-of announcing to '
the nu lic that they have engaged Mr. Charles
W. Purnan,a gradushkof Dickinson College, as a
Teacher in the said ldidnute, which was opened
rot theireception of pdpils on the Sib. inst. The
trustee' believe Mr. thiamin to be well 'qualified'
.for the4ischarge of this duties which willitevolve ,
upon him, in mimed' s they have received the
strongest' testimonia , and assurances from the
ll
President of the saiCollege in favor of hid
tikill, end capacity. The termitic( tuition will be
made lines Eby appliesuon totbe trustees or the
ieschee. 1 II
BENJAMIN W. CUMMING, .
SAM LIEL B. E.. ISLIER,
, .
• . JOHMC. OFFERMAN.
The, following GeOlemen - have been chosen
• managers for the enshingyear.
JOSEPH .G. SHIPP.EN,
. • eIIHAR LES LAWTON,
SA MU El. 'LEWIS,
• .
CHARLES
F. DEAN,
SHIPPEN,
'ottssville, Oct. 13838. 80--tf
•
FloorEr.l.g Board.
gp! Alto LINA wor
,ed flooring boards. plOugh
ad, tongued andigrooeed ready for laying, I
I} and Ti inehee ef fliffewnt quality and prices
constantly on hand, land for sale in lots Grout
purc4aers, upon aptilication In , letter to
JAMES M. PATTEN,
Planing Machide Wharf, N. L Phila. Co.,
or M I 1.4,ER do HAGG ERTY,
sprit 25 31.4 f I; Pottaville.
Will be Sold at
tPRIVATE ,SALE, -
4. - , WO Story O l tenia House oecii ied al •
s,
2-mk. Store, a frame : stable in rear- an lot of
groudd in the town Le Numidia, in th wnship
of Roaring Creek, in the Co'unty of lumbia.
conMitiing in front 71:1 feet, and in depth 210 feet,
or thereabouts, No.
A int of groufid coitainitig 4 acres 134 perches,
part Of a larger trait. called Nathan's Farm - , in
the town of Numidis, atoresald.
At undivided erghth part of a tract of Coal
Land, in the townerip of Roaring Creek, County
of Columbia, conulruing 135 acres 1:03 perches_
and allowance. C
Lok of Ground Nh. 3 in the / town of Port Car
bon, Situate on the North side Of Pottsville street,
25 felet front,loo fdet deep.
.To Lots of Grdund actuated on the east side.
of Min street, Nod 4 and 6 each, 70 feet front
i i
210 pet deep, ir. the town of Nuniidia aforesaid,
I do:adjoir.ing said town containing 6930 square
feel. 1
'Enact or Land it Cherry township. Lycoming
Comity, axikvining 49 acres 9 perches more or
less:, i
The undivided moiety of three lots or round
sittotte in the towq of Shirousville, in the town
shipfof Cherry. Lslonming County, halt acre lots
Noe 25, 126, 27, Pot Ash lots.
The undivided riamety of three lots, in the town
*for aid, known as the Pot Ash out lota Nus. 25,
26,' 7, eontsining six acre*.
ie undivided moiety of lot No. 15 containing
64 perches.
The undivided moiety of lot No. 46 contair log
59 perches.
1 For further particulars and terms apply to
BENJAMIN W. CUMMING.
I.Attorney at Law,Centre street, Pottsville.
ck. n, 17, 1838. 81-4 f
' A CARD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
JOUI SILVER,
THE pnirietor of the Pennsylvania Hall Refecto
.r4, returns thanks to Lis friends and the public in
general. for the patronaue he has heretorire received,
aadi from the efforts he has triode and will continue
to Make. to gratify ill in his line ofbusiness, be hopes
to merit a continuance of your patronage
JOHN SI INER•has made afrangeinents with Mr.
Rohert Harmer. oflhe •Wornuco' ue." N 0.44, North
Third street, Philadelphia. for a supply of all the
delticactes,which the Philadelphia market can afford
during th.eWinter season.
!tom Belt.
Clorried do •
Fried 03etere,
dhatin Dtsh.
Ijoasted
Scoloped,
Stewed
1111 d Madeira V 4 the, . per bottle,
Old Pale Sherry %Vine, do
Old Brown do do
'Old Port ' do do
Old babon do . do
Ckfampaigne, (Phi inet I o,) do
' do Napoleon, do
, do Woodoock. do
do Victoria, do
Permer's,Sraith l s & Sechors XX Pale Me.
Apartments are always in readiness for Selmer
Parties,&c and these who call may expect to receive
every attention.
Pottsville. Oct. 37. 1838
Nk;lN' GOODS.
AL NOS LEWIIS, Respectfully infornis his
L= friends and the p)blic.generally, that he hair
not received • i general assoriment of Fall and
Winter Goods, . thong which are
Superfine 'Cloths and Sattinetts. Gro de Nap-.
Merino, Esiglialt and French do. Lu.tring Gro
do Swiss, Pool' de Soi. Gro de Nap and Senchetv
k Foieign and Domesuc prints. Black Rum;
hazine, Popolino Merino Shawls & Hlikkfo. Thi
hei, Silk and Co tton lihdkfs. Joanne!, Cambric,
Bkrred Muslin. Bobinet, Bishop Lawn, Rook Mao
lib. Swiss and India Mull Edgings, lnsertingst,
Quilling. &c. Boskin Kid, Silk, Cotton. Woolen,
Buckskin and Berlin Gloves, Mohair, Sulk, Lambs
wool, Worstcd;! Cotton and Woolen Stockings.
Silk and Cotton) Velvet, Vesting., Flanels, Bever.
teen, Fustian, Gerona Cord, Washington Jean,
Brown and Stitched Muslims, Linen and Cotton
Drillings, Bird Eye, Linen and Gothic' Butner.,
4pmn and Fninitare Check 8-4, 9.4 , 111.4, 11.4.
nd 12 4, RoselSlankets, Silk Flag and Pongee
In
dkfs. Black Italian Cravats, Satin and Rumba.
Sine Stocks. ;Collars, Bosoms, Gum Elastic.
Worsted and Cotton Suspenders, Silk,and Cotton
Suspender, Silk and Cotton Umbrellas, Lambs
Wool Shirt% &c. All of which will be told
it the loweat prices.
Pottsville. Spt. 29, 1888.
B. BA NNIA N
Avaluable nlissuage, tenement and tract of
land, situate in Wayne township, Schuylkill
f'ounty, adjoining lands of John Snyder, Daniel-
Berger and cabers, contehungiO, acres of which
are fourteen acres wood' land well timbered, and
;five acres excellent meadow, the remainder laden
'in good fences and well ,cultivated, the improve.
invents are a two Story Weattierboarded Dwelling
!House with a Kitchen attached, a Sam and •
• Weaver 814,.and sinew= failing Spring , srith es
cellent.water-ekort et band. Powelmliap:#4 good
title will be, on the first day a April nest.
' Terms. of the ' le can be bearl of by the owner
lon the premiers.
i °Caber 13 1011-
Bill of Fare.
per dos
do
A INES
For Sale.
JACOB K A ERCH ER.
80-1.0
THE MINEUS''
N.itsithlt c '&, co.
OFFER for 1I IL i:11,14 thak wholesiM;fientanatl Fats
ly - Gnocery Store, Centre. 3doora below Marked
street, a prime assortment afresh Grocerien,coeint
log of
Java. Rio, Lagar*, . ,
1::: O res
• St. Domingo and browned
N. Orkrans, St. Croix, brown and
white Havanna, loatand loap I Bursts
New Orleans, West i m olasses
• India and sugar house
Imperial, Gun Powder, roung
Hylton, PducliotigOnditte Pan- Teas
co, Sonehongand Doha
Rakers, Chanes,,Spanisk Schmitt 1 olocohie
& Linggs, and sweet spiced
'Prepared Cocoa, Cocoa shells
Reading. Carice, Harvey, •
John Balls, Lobster, Anchdry, ISauces
Canton soy and Carrie J •
Gherkin, Tomato. pepper.
Mixed, Onion, Mangoe, }Nalco
Lemon and French
Olives, capres„ Anchovies
Cayenne pepper, allspice and Ginger •
Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs and cassia
Rice,filour.ol rice. starch
r ' Cun ants, Flips, Raisins, Prunes
Sweet and bitter almonds, citron
Olive Oil. wine bitters. lemon syrup
Preset veld ginger, cheese, codfish
Herring. mackerel. salmi&
White and colored wax, sperm Candle
Moulded and dipt tallow
Palin, variegated brown and yellow soap
Old Madeira, old port, claret
Brown and pale sherry, champaigne Wines
Old hock, Lisbon. dry cable - in wood
Sweetti alaga. muscatel & bottle
Melrose
`/ marseilles At Sicily Mader. J
)
r 9"
Scotch.imih, monongabela & com wrhiskey
A nnisette. annweed & peppermint cordials
Cognac. champagne. Spanish 4- corn brandy
Holland & corn.Gin.N. E Rum
Jamaica spirits
Extra aup. span. inferior do
Half Spanish and common Mears
Cut & plain and moulded glass
Ware
China and crockery.
ALSO
a general assortment of Dry Goods. &c. &e. all of
which they are disposed to sell on the most 'reasona
ble terms. Heads of Families and Tavern Keepers
are particularly invited to call.
To the Public.
AUCTION NOTICE.
71HE undersigned respectfully begs leave to
announce to the public, that he now resides
in the Borough of Pottsville,.and is at all times
ready and willing to perform such duties as are
amenable to his occupation; (Auctioneer) in which
capacity he served the public for the last ten
years to their satisfaction, in the Borough of
Reading.
Any person having articles of household furni.
ture to diiipose of, applying at any oldie pub
lic houses in this borJugh may be iofurmeJ of the
subscriber's residence.
Farriers: nd others wishing to dispose ()rho -
es at public sale, will be punctually attended too,
by giving the subscriber notice of their inten
tions.
The subscriber ieunder the impression. (ha
he will liy strictly attending tb his business, mcr
it a reasonable share of public patronage; charg
osseasonable.
Nov. 3
Stray Horse.
CAME to the stable of the subscriber. residing
'IL/ at East Schuylaill Haven, about ten days a
go, a arty BAY HORSE,. about 7 years old,
with a star in the forehead and sniff. The owti
er is requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take him away, otherwise he
will be sold according to low.
Nov 3
Cloths ) Cassioneres, dr Sat-
tinetts.
MILLER is HAGGERTY have on hand a
largc.asaottment of Cloths, Catiai metes and
Sattinetts of various cellos, (which were pur.
cleated by them at the Philaenipbta auctima,) and
will be sold at a small advance.
Nov. 50—
Ilirivate Boarding.
Afew boarders can be accommodated in a
pleasant central situation, being an the vi.
cinity of the Poet Office and the Landings. Ap
ply at this office,
Nov. 3
60
311
31
37
31
Call at the New store
for Cheap Goods
••
i• • ILLER & HA GGERTY have received
their Fall and Winter aupplira of Dry
Goods, ard will sell Wholesale and Retail at on.
timidly low prices for cash.
Pascal Iron Works Ware
house.
No. 77' South Third Street, S. E. corner Mary
PMLADELPIIIA.
QM
Morris, Tasker S .Wards,
IRON Founders, and Manufacturers of Coa
Grates, Furnaces, Kitchen Ranges. Bath 801 l
era, Perpetual Ovens, &c. Welded Wrougb
Iron Tubes, for Sttam, Gas. got Water, &c.
Davy's Safety Lamps
of the'hest Conattetsction.
Patterns for the Foundry received, arid castle,.
- de/faired at the 'Warehouse, Third & Walnut .5 1
Philadvlphia.
geptentber 26,1838. ' . 7.s—tf
• Irish Whiskey.
R E.
t: Ennishowen Irish Whiskey from tli
ce brated (Pennyburn Distillery.) retail.,
ed and for sale by
'MILLER & HAGGERTY: .
October 27. 1838. 49-3mq
l; Oaf CM .77.611101.4 G.
THE Subscribers respettthally announces
• A L the Cttizens of this Borough and Region, a• d
their friends in general,that they are prepared o
manufacture to order, and will constantly k .p
on hand, at the corner of Coal and Norwegi. n
Streets, in the Borough of Pottsville, CA •
R I AGES, SA ROUCHES ' PHAETONS. B u r_
GIES. SULKIES, DEAIIItOItNS. GIGS, • c
of the.very best materials, and at the lowest rat -
All work entrusted to tbeir care, they will ti r
r io t to be manufactured equal to any
Bounty or elsewhere. both do point of nests..
and durability._They hope that the public bef•
purchasing elsewhere, will call, examine d
judge for themselves.
All kinds of Velncles repaired at 'lnaba •st
notice, and on the moat accommodating terms.
~ENEWILLE filLautsn.
virILLI/km DEIBERT.
Pottsville, August 25; 66-310
EM
• ! qtTerior Neater' etrui Pilot . Clotho.
Gran. Sloe. and Scarlet. Machin
....slimks4 fee eler coati. jest recalled •
NATHAN/ 4.
Pottsville, Ole. 111, 1838
THE DELAWARE COUNTY
Insurance Compatay.
CAPITAL AUTHORISED BY LAW, $250000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CHARLES DERRICK.
50-
HENRY ENNIS.
30-3 t
EMI
lINAL.-
i“ABE both limited and perpetual insurances
VILE on Brick; Stone or Frame Buildings.. Stores.
Hitela, Mills, Barns, Stables. Merchandise. Farm.
t
a ir ,
and Property of every description, against loss
dr damage by FIRE. -
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
' he Delaware County Insurance company wa
n! o insure against loss on all kinds of Marine risks
against the damage or loss upon, the transports
ti On of goods, wares , and mercandise by water. or by
n4l way, upon terms as favourable as any other in
siltation,
For arty further information on the subject of in
'Twee, either against Fire, manne or inland risks.
A ply to HI .NRY G. ROBINSON. A vent.
ply 15 34-tf kt Schuylkill Haven.
or WILLIAM 11 PO r S.
i A t Onlrigsburg.
SPRING GARDEN
r 4,1
ire Insurance Company.
AKE both limited and perpetual Insurances on
Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings, Sitores,Hotela
ills, Banta, Stables, Merchandise: Furneure.and.
Fl
b Fu petaiif - every description.against loss or damage
The subscriber has been appointed fOr the
a ve mentioncd Institution and is now prepared to
ke I Margit NCKS apon every description of property
a the lowest rates. BENJAMIN' BANDIAN.
Pottsville, Feb. 27.1836. 15
i •
The Philadelphia Fire
AND
I ntAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE
COMPANY. -
O , APITIAL AUTHORISED BY LA - W , 5500,000.
1
. CHARTER PERPETUA L,
Itill.sicricEk!';ttoh limitedneor
Framean d perpetual (re Insuran c es
Hotels,in
Mills, Barns, Stables, Nlerchandrze, Furniture, an
properly of every description. against loss or damage
hy FIRE.
i The subscriber has been appointed AGENT for the
almve mentioned Institution and is now prepared to
make INSURANCES upon every description ofproperty
1 the lowest rases. BENJAMIN BANN AN.
Pottsville, Feb 25 1837 lb
.
It• Swaim 7 a Panacea.
S the intemperance and luxury of the age are I
hastening the ravages of scorbutic complaints
sind rendering the blood more impure; and as thou
nds have destroyed their constitutiimsby neglecting
lii apply the proper remedies—to such, Swaim's Pan
acea must be, and has been, more than doubly valua
ble as a certain and effectual means of restoring them
to perfict health and vigor. Few families are whol ,
t 7 exempt from scorbutic affections, which exhibit va ,
[os t° s " of i ra m ppe Pt tlt m e B ;n a d s de e j ru ec P t t ro, s a .
n o % a c n e:
innugon froms i d i e in hi p i u t t re y. ,
lood. and if not properly attended to, produce thr•
kreateettnjury to the constitutution,-and may be im
Fparted to them offspring. Swaim's Panacea is recom
ended at this season of the year, as a valuable resin
ative of the system. thereby invigorating the constitu
tion. and enabling it to bear the debilitating effects of
the summer season. It is conveyed by the circula
ing flnids. and corrects their tendency to all those
hisesir4ii which originate in vitiated blood, diseased
lver, depraved armente,or predupositon•to affections
bf tbelungs, &c. No one, however, unadvised to use
it without convincing themselves of the truth of what
s here stated.
Thii medicine is now used with success in all parts
f the (world, and is gaining great reputation in Eng.
• arid.
A fresh supply of the Medicine just received and
for sale by B. BANNAN.
Sole Agent for Schuyilitlicounty.
• • Who can supply the above medicine wholesale to
4envorhoi wish to sell again, at Philadelphia prices
Mal , 14 /6
' PORT CARBON
Saying Fund Society.
•
4111 1 -11 E Part Caroon Saving Fund Society, is
.S• now open every day from 9 to 3 o'clock at
'the Office of Discount and Deposit, for the pur.
i pose of receiving deposits to any amount not ex
!ceeding 1500, from any one person, upon which
an interest of 4 per cent will be paid un every $5
land upwards,but uo interest will be allowed on
any fractional parts of $5. The whGle or any
part may be drawn out on giving notice, from two
wdeks to firnr months, at the office on Mondays.
The busines nt the Society will be conducted by
the followi iigiufficers and managers, until the first
Monday in 'May next.
Priesident—AQUl LA BOLTON.
Managers.
Joseph Carroll Samuel,./. Potts
Edward Hughes E. S. Warne
JIMA) 801 l Jesse Turner
L. Whitney, Secretary and Treasurer
Article 3d of t he Charter. "No emolument
whatsoever shall be received 'by the President
or Managers for their services, nor shall any
Manager become a borrower from the inatitu
tiont oct 3 463.1
Wetherilt & Brother,
AT 7 Ilk. OLD STAND 1 '
No. 65 NORTH FRONT STREET,
.E4ST SIDE.
Times DOOlllB FROM THE CORIUM OF ARCH ST.
PHILADELPHIA,
,MANUFACTURERS OF
WlOte Lead dry and . Calomel,
ground in Oil, Red Precipt, -
Red •Lead • White do
Lithwr. Vitriol Alb,
Chrontc Yellow, Snip. Quinine
do Green
do Red Tart. F.toetic
Ether sulp . k.
Patent Yellow do Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic
Lunar Caustic
01.r‘triol I Corn. do
Aq. Fortis Acet. Morphia
Moriatic Acid Sulpb. do
1i:doom Salts" Lac. Sulphur
Tao. Acid Opi. do Distrait.
Sup Carb. Soda Kermes Mineral
Cores. Sub. Mere. Ethiopa do.
ItelnersofChamptior, Sal Nitre,Brimsione, Floral,
&4. Offer for sale the above mentioned articles. to•
gether with a general assortment of Paints. Noe
and Dye Stuffs. and every other article in the Chemi
cal and Medicinal line.'
dieing manufacturers of all the articles enumerated
udder the above head, they pledge themselves to sup
ply their friends and the public orr th elnost mason*
ble terms.
Window and Picture Glass. from 6 8. to 24 30.
. • t 21 1891 48-
Clotho Cassimeres and Sattinetts.
ALARGE and splendid assortment of Ckdhs,
Cassiments and Sattinette, of all colors and
prices, just received and will be sold 10 per
cent..chesper thanthe same quality can be bought
eliewhere
October 27, 1838.
DR. LEIDY'S
Sarsaparilla 1110041 Pills
Are the most efectual purifier of the Blood
and Animal Fluids that have espy
• been discovered.
The following: are some only of the
LATE CURES
heeled and heard from daring the past TWO
MONTHS, in Philadelphia.
Louisa Simpson, cured of violent pain in her head
and aides, with much giddiness to which she was
subject fir three years.
John Stocker, relieved from habitual costiveness
and want of appetite, with offensive breath and bad
taste.
Joseph Marlow, cured of an ulcerated leg and arm.
Israel Jones. cured of a breaking out all over his
Whole body.
Sarah Jones, aided of pain in her breast' and aides
much headache and sickness after eating. . •
William Mowbray. cured of a Rheumatism. and
swelling of his legs and feet, having been unable to
walk any distance for six months past.
Michael J. Roskins. ;Jared of swelling under his
arms and on his neck, with considerable breaking
out on his body.
Elizabeth Cranmer,. cured of swelled breasts, pain
in her side, constant disgust to food. and much sick
new at her Stomach.
Jeffery Cline, cured of rheumatic pains and swelled
joints.
Samson G.ilowartl, cured , of a tetter and rash, a
breaking out over his body, with some running sores
and ulcers.
Rev. A. Canby. cured of an affection of his throat.
soreness and ulceration, which previously affected his
speech.
The following are some only of the large number of
cures effected in Berks. Montgomery, Schuylkill. Le
-1 high. Lancaster, and Northampton counties, during
the-past three month*:
Jonas Green, Esq., cured of a scorbutic' affection,
ulcerated leg. swelled joints and rheumatic pains.
~,Adam C. Carpenter, cured of violent pain in his
sides. much costiveness, bad appetite acd a shortness
of breath.
Rachel Snyder, cured of a difficulty in bra thing,
habitual costiveness and violent pains in her herd.
Michael Jones, his two daughters and youngest at n.
cured of a breaking out of dry and sometimes watery
pimples over their whole bodies, attended with great
itching, frequent unpleasant feelings in their. heads.
, sickness at the stomach, and pains over the heart, 6.e.
This family was afflicted for years, and never found
relief from any medical treatment, or from any medi
cines, until using Dr. Leidy's Blood Pills.and a wash
directed by Dr. Leidy.
Sarah Mclntosh, cured of violent pains in her back
and loins, rheumatism, swelled joints, &c.
Andrew Green, 'cured of griping pains, loss of ap
petite, disgust for food, and habitual costiveness
Adam R. Ginnis, cured of scaly eruptions and break
ing out, soreness and pain through his bones.
Dinah Crowley, cured of ringworms tied teeter.
Henry C. Roney, Esq. cured of inward fevers,
soreness of his mouth, throat and nose, glandular swel
lings, A c.
George Layman, cured of a mercurial affection and
violent rheumatic pains Ville head and Donn&
Jonathan Stroud. !Sage COIIII3II and John G. Thom
son,cured of various affections"of the head, cow lye.
(teas. sour eructations, sickness at the stomach, di.c.
Sarah Jenkins. Alfred ant 'l' racy Jenkins, cured of
affections of the akin, breaking out, pains in the irliMbs,
Sac.
Numerous other instances might be published. bdt
to swell the list wold unnecessarily increase the ex.
pease of Publishing them.
It must be plainly seen from the foregoing, that the
BlOod Pills are an excellent corrective for a disordered
stomach, the cause of diseases to which the human
system Is liable, together with the impurity of the blood.
which exists in all diseases, and in conjunction with
a disordered stomach, very rapidly prostrates the hu
man body.
These pills do not purge as powerfully as do most
pills of the present day. (which produce as much mis
chief as did ever mercury, or the minerals, by weakening
the system,destroying the tone and vigor of the body:
and rendering it a prey to constant and uni.ersal die
ease,. distressed and bodily suffering) but are mild and
mild and gentle in Mehl operation, and only tncreasine
the natural discharges v.ffiactitly to carry of Impure.
tics as .they are corrected by their use, not rend, ring
necessary any restraint from occupation nr business,
change of ltv.ing or diet, or even a liability of taking
cold from their use.
The prOcess for extracting the virtue oftbe Sarsapa
rilla without oestroying its efficacy, as known only to
the propnetor.
P-epared only and sold wholesale and retail, at Dr.
Leidy ■ Health Emporium, 2nd St below Vine, No.
191.—Also Sold by. B. HANNAN,
. June 9 44 Pottsville.
Have been performed in /his city, and throughout
the courant.
DR. LEIDY'S
MEDICATED SA IRSArAR I LLAL. -
BEING a concentrated fluid extract of Sarsaparilla
combined with other vegetable extracts, which rea
ders it as a medicine of great utility in the cure of all
diseases arising from impurities of the blood, from im
prudences in life. and constitutiovl diseases formed
or produced by tYrifijudicious Die of mercury, arse.
ow, bark. or quinine. In short, it is an invaluable rem
edy for al I.
Rheumatic Affection. General Debility, Ulcerous
Sores, white Swellings 'Diseases of the Liver and
skin, Ulcerated S o. re Throat, Ulcers of the Nrise.Ca
rieiCor diseases of the Bones;Scrofula, or King's E.
vil4Erysipelas, or St. Anthony's Fire, and all unplea
sant and dangerous affections consequent to Syphilis,
Luca Venereal.
.&c &c.
So effectual has this medicine been in the cure of
various &seas( s for which it is, recommended, that it
is far superceding all o th er preparations of Sarsapanl
la. Pthacea: &c.
It it now employed by numerous physiciana, and
hat, been introduced by the n Into many hospitals. in
firmaries, &c throughout the United Stales.
It is a prenaiation of greater strength (consequently
ofgreater efficacy) than any other extract now made.
is also much cheaper, being hut one dollar per bottle,
which is sufficient to make one gallon of Syrup of
Sarsaparilla: and is bought by 'different druggists for
that purpose.
Numerous certificates have been received and pub
lished from time to time. but in consequence • of the
great expense attending newspaper publication ofthem
the most ineredutons can be convinced ofthe superior
efficacy of Dr Leidy's Medicated Sarsaparilla; by
calling at Dr. Leidy s Health Emporium, No. 101
north Second street. below Vine. ngn of the Golden
Eagle and Serpents."' wheiecertificates and references
can be given to hundredsof instances of the most re
markable cures ever perfbrined•by-any medidice. .
sold by B. BANNAN,.Poitserne.
Jame 9 44
BOOK-BINDER - fr.
A-D•
BANNAN has commenced a Book Bind
• ery in connection with his 'Book Stare,
where all kinds of Books will be boond.at the
shoot not ice at, low,tatea.
Blank • 1/00l &c.
of every description - made to order at the lowest
rates—and the tridersapplied wholesale at Phila
delphia. prices.
April 11
- Song Books.
imUlt i TON'S comic SlMgmer.. •
4 11 - 0 91iiniter's Own Book, Turkey. Morroces, and
Gilt, -
• Do.
Western Songster, Plain,
Universal Songster,
Downing Songster,
Naval and Patriotic Sampl er , •
Parlour Companion,
2Eolran
Nickeraen's Songster, rh.c.rltc•
Just received *mirror sale cheap, V
Nov. 10 B. BANNAN.
SAMUEL HARTZ.
'
Uri DEN IAPLE FACTS,
AND ?HOOP TO SHOW THAT
Wonderful Cures.
Port Clinton oil ,
. • .
-FOR( It 1 E
WILL be Sold at pri to sale, t.'
pleasantly situat at P.rt Clin
kill county, on very , r son - hie to
Foundry is it the cornen • ment
Schuylkill and Susque ann Rail
arxking, and will in a dor time'
Sept
.
ni
. situations in the Etritntr to do
nesi For terms, &c.:apply to
- PARKS &
' Iron FSundera, Phi
oil ISAAC M
• i • Po
•
CALL AT THE
New Establishme
Corner of:Centre and Market Screed
THE siiiiscribers respectfully a
their friends anrithe public
,gre
they have i,aken the Store formerly
Jikcob Bull t 4, Co., corner of Centre
streets, where they are noW provided
agsortmentot
'pry Goods,
Airoceries,
Liquors, dre. -
which they ere de. te,fhiara t -.sell at
eat prices. . HO.ZZARD &S'
, N. B. All kinds of Country .Prue
he highest mallet prices.
April 1
New Goods.
Ageneral assortment of fresh an.
Goods. just received—m*ll6n
Dry •Goodis
. . Groceries, '
Ilarths - are,
Queensware l
MaCkerel,
•
Sail, Plaster, -
which will. be sold low for. cash.
price paid in cash fornll kind! of con I
• JOsErli WHIT
Mount Carbon, 1/0e 2
IRON & sTKFL S'
THE subscribers: have, constant!
fn . !l assort moot of' Iron, comps
and Square Iron from 3-Iflthup in
ameter; flat Iron 3-16th by 'No. 4,
1 .
6 . in. by 11 in.; boiler , flue nd sheet
and 2cl quality, suitiible 1 . 0 lining I
schutes; rail road iron; 11 ya. 4 I
and 21 by f. They are al prelim
orders to import Rail Road Iron iii
advantageous terms in lar e quanti
road car Riles.
A cull assortment 01 Stec
•hear steel—American and
German and sprink sleet
uetagonal steel lot drills.
Era
the grandest ornament
frame. How strangely
countenance and fikematur.l
ante °fold age. winch cane
uncovered:.and soMetimes e l
void the jests and sheers. of
-mainder of their hires are
titement. In idiom not eve
the generous thinking yout
gloom as does the lessor hi.
unpleasant circumstances I,
COLUMBIA stoptitheirair
applisation and a rew bolt
likewise produces eyebrow
the hail from turning grey,
and frees it from sdurf. N •
first respectability in ammo
Balm. are shown he the pr
Ittlend the
ROBERT %V . RTON.
delphia, has certified, as IT ,
high character of (he Aille
The understgnerldo beret
the Balm oColumbia disco
have found it hig4 service
tire against the falling off.
iterative. WM TIIA
Methodist Minister
N
JOHN P [NCI.
JOHN D. THON'
JOHN Si FURE
HIJOH 1110,71.1(
JOHN GA RD. Ji
The aged, and thonc wh
maynot always espenenee
it will certainly raise its sin
public, when it is known'th
era are mote than 50 years
Ins' than 90.
[trom the I
. CosatosivssLTlT
• i City 1
1. ROBERT WIN ARTO,,
Philadelphia.do hereby eeti
ed with Messrs. J:. P Ingha
McCurdy. wbose natues as I
1. 4
6eate, that they e . gentl . 1
spectability. and s- much
to the said es ' td. ,
. la witness , whereof. I
and eausedithe seal , I
ti S.) Sixth day urpece . 1
H9BER
Caution.—None gamin
engraved wrippek - ipf Fa ',
!nines &c.
Wholes4le arld ketOil t
er Street New Yr;iik end re
Pottaville;July Q 5; 1836.
LeStorage.' - '
'{NE Subeeniaire ha ng ten ed the eftleri on
m- Fairmount ilant;fon of Wil w St. R.llll Food;
joining the one note. by A. .1. Bolton & Co.
era prepared . recall, Coal, • umber;; C. an
wharrage.,-and uteu . isa on , quire orthr sub.
utat. I
per*** al : thole[ Alp - or at g 8 South Wharve s
- ! BU : ING, CLARK tr. CO.
jun. 90 ' ; i - 47-17
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li
e Founds
Schti'y 1.
inss. This
the Little
isad, now
,
one of the
r large
TIEREt.
adelphia,
ERS, •
Clinton.
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=
Poltsvi/le
.niounce to
that
ccopied by
nd' Mailet
'ithe choice
e ?Pry low-
RAU(H.
ee takeb at
2-6
seita onable
in pert Of
c. &C.
:be hiOest
try produce.
&
ORC.
• 4
on hand a
•ising Round
6 inchep di ,
W. Cit.
„co
iron ofticat
' r bodies or
k. 2 Lt.,'
ed to•reerire
the MOP
jest also rair
ine cast and
bltster teel
d Iron . and
, CCM pr
and rpu
RISC,
ON FS,
Sevepth St
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Tonging to the hnmsn
he loss 1;14 . 1I changes ihs
1 1y bringt/ on the appear
a many o recoil at being
en tostfun society to a,
eir aiquiintance; the re
i onsequeatly epent in re.
i th 6 foal of prope.'rt) fills
with that. heavy tanking
! hair. 'to avert 911 the,e
I LDRIDG F.'S BA 11.-M OF
roarfallfpg off on the first
lea restaes it. again It
and wh iskers; iirevi ins
'makes itrctirl beaptiful;y.
i emusi4ertificates iii* ihe
of the vin toe of Oldr,dge's
I a rietors.
1 to;lowir g:
Esq. - lets! Mayor of Pil,ll—
'• y bee •rt I elow, iti ;he
1 . 1 ing gsri lumen.
t certify hat we have ii.ed
end b .J. Oldrake. :.id
ble nor 4 conly as a prei.en-
Ihair. but also a certain rei•
`lf I:l?.iieninr,
i .Sr , Gerilige charge,-
/ • FM Notrh Vifth-street
IS,
3313 4re h street.
j \S. M I D 113 Race at
t o
L . ltil S nice st. i '
l'l, 7.1 St.
' be 3 Ar h at. '
. penes in wearing wigs,
is resto nye qualities. yet
es in th earimatien of the
.t three' f the abes, e.sign
ef age, nd the others not
1
Matter • I
• C PEN SYLPANni•
Phi Inhle.
.Ma rof said city of
f that am well acquaint-
John Furey, and Hugh
sign to the ahelve cern
, men o characteii and te
-11l cr t should he given
,ye he unto set rely hand.
fthe ci J to be affixed qua
;r. etc. . r :
WHARTON.Mum'.
' "wither t a splendid steel
a of N agre, will) agents
. . ,
..ernatock and Co. i Flett h•
tailed by
'W. T. EPTINO.
i..57-ly