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AEPANAII ANNUAL prow,
'r • r • • *ADE- DT THE
atetabas vat v 6.412111
To the cwt Mining Association of Seknyikiil Conn*
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The /I '
of Trade now preeent to the coal mining association, their Eleventh
Annual post, m which they have endeavoured to point out the gene and Con
dition of co al trade.
The b during the year proceeding our last report wse varied hi the
extreme,g ' • at one time at, a complete stand and et another moving ost with
• force.
The
: gear has been se different from the preceding one as posslide, the
business ving generally progressed with a steely but rather sluggish pace.
Wbet4speaking of a sluggish pace, we bring into comparison the preceding
year in hich there was 92,000 tom of coal moremitied from this district than
in thelear just past. 180 that in of increasing our business, as we
elittithad
hoped were prepared to do, we have receded from the product of 1837
nearly 10,000 tons; such a movement it might reasonably be supposed would
be felt all engaged in the twitter, and it was.
This fal li ng offin the business of the past ion was the consequence of so
large a a of coal remaining unconnuned on the first of Ap ri l last.
The Hewing table , exhibits the product of the Several mining districts for the
past y , with the amount on hand at the openirig of the navigation:
Aped Ist. 1838, in market • . -
Sent this year from Schiyikill, -
do
Lehigh,
do - Lackatwana, •
do - Beaver Meadow, . -
do Blizletoa and Laurel Hill, -
do Pinegmve about
i .
Of the amount mined from the Wilkesbarre Mines the past season, we ariX
ignorant, but it does not affect the Atlantic markets, ak it is entirely consumed
in the interior. .
• The Coal mined on the Shamokin the past year, has also been consumed far
the vall of the Susquehanna ; though when t* . Susquehanna Canal is com-:.
pleted tide water (which is expected in all the fitment year) this will not bti . ,
the as this grand canal will afford an exce ll ent outlet into , the Chesapeake:
Bay for all the Coal mined on the Susquehaun ie and its tributaries. . From the
Mesa e the Coal can be shipped to any market , though to the:Southire
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mar* with more advantage than to Philadelphka and'Eastern markets.
Of t* Coal sent from Pinegrove, only 809 tens reached Philadelphia, and
30,390 lions of what was entered on the Schuylkill, was taken fort the supply of
places along the line of the canal, makinea total of 42,581 tons from.these twq
places that did not reach tide water. ,
Of the amount disposed of in a similar manner from the mines of the Lehigh'
and Lafkawana, we have no positive knowledge; but estimating from the popu4
lation 'abiting the sections of country through :, which the Coal from these
mines : transported, we are led tosonclude that the amount must very consider
rably e ceed that consumed on Steinke of the Sdhuylkill and Union canals.
The fo llowing ,
i
- table shows the amount of Anthracite Coal sent to market fot
several successive years, and the amount communed u nearly as could be arriv
cid at b. , estimates that were made each year of the stock on hand the Ist of April;
A soil Ist. 1832, none ittoarket. .
Sent this year from all sources • •
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Consumed,
ril Ist. 1833, remaining unsold,
nt this year from all sources,
April Ist. 1834, remaining =mid.
Bent this year from all sources,
Apeil-15t.1g35, remaining unsop,
leat this- year from all sources,
--' :
Consumed,
Alin' Ist. 1R36, none in market,
Sent this year;
. •
April lat. 1837, remaining unsold,
Sent this year from Schuylkill;
do Lehigh,
Lackawana,
do Beaver Meadow,
A nl 183 N, rema i n i ng nim bi,
t this year from
do Lehigh,
do Laekawana,
do Beaver Meadow, . •
do Hazleton and Laurel Hill,
It ismopestary here to remark that in our last report inadvertently an error Rini
committed in stating that there was no Coal remaining unsold in the market on
the 1s! of April 1837, whereas there was then 50,000 tons; as we have stated in'
the prices:ding table.
It;lrOpears that there was 5805 tons of 'llitumin . ons Coal be tight to market
Paring the past year, by way of the Union and !Schuylkill canals. Of the whole
product of this extensive region, or of the amount sent. to market by the other
— routed, we have no precise information. .
The quantity of Coal sent to market this year, with the stock on hand the
Ist o April ril o last, we believe will be folly equal to the demand, notwithstanding
the
NoveMber last„ up-to the present time.
s hit there wiH has
That there will be a scarcity felt in some places, while others have much
more !than they require, we have no doubt; and this is a state of things over
whicli we can not have any control, but must leave it to those to regulate who
who linow more intimately the wants of the community which they Mulertlike
-to supply with the article of fueL
It a; not the interest of those engaged in mining Coal that a scarcity should
he felh at any point, hut that there should be a full and ample supply, in order
that those who use this article may feel assured of being able; at all tunes; of
obtaining a sufficiency.
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It has frequently been asserted that the Colliers were endeavoring to create a
panic, or to produce an excitement on an apprehended scarcity of this article;
.but those persons who promulgate such as their opinions, can know but little of
regular business of any .kind, or they. would' know that it never was the interest
of anil class of individuals engaged in business to produce sudden changes And
fludiatioreq this suits none but those who are mere speculators hi articleq of
prim: necessity.
The experience derived since 1830 from our busiressi: must have satiated
every one engaged in lt that"the various fluctuations to which it has been Sub
jected, has been to us a signal injury instead of a benefit; and has operated in
the Maw mariner on consumers, though in a minor degree. •
hi must be evident to every one who will investigate the subject, duct 4 the
wrong direction of the active labor of the country, so as to pritduce a grest;ex
cons tifany articles above the wants of the community, must increase the Cost
of hying; inasurtich as it abstracts labour frcrm other branch 4 Of busineulthe
prorAucts of which will fall far short of the necessities of the hblic, and their
cost is increased in a greater ratio than -the cost of article. in which there ii an
emit% is redneeoe, because many of those who have large stocks of any article
on timid more than ht rexpiirred, have ability to hold them, and' do so in pnifer
ence to melting them at a great riser
in one case there is a great amount of capital lying whew, in the othar m inot
anffirdent to meat our wants: , it is We a farmer who ham misdirected his Ma t te
and raised more hay than he knows what to. do with, and not sufficient gisin
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for his niv,!ariUies. .
'ilia tieing the awe, we are all Interested in properly propeatietag the it *?
of OM Country to the different objects and it puny, to be sure, with much tenth
be aid, that such a thing is shribst impaMarle, but there can be no doubt, putt
with apropor disposition on the part of individuals combined; with well &fitted
and limited exertions, a much nearer apmbaimation to the end May be obtained
trtikr
iu this section of country than we am at PreiTent lay claim to. I ,
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'AI perusal of the history of the,lron and Coal Truk o o t imp taajiiridlo
will give us unqueetiosable Alamo, iiiiiillei Saone ' ' is diet '
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Consumed,
Consumcd,
COW/MOIL
MI
-Pinegrove,
Consumed,
l'inegrove,
M=l==a=l
l true
attention
:j the:inherit wants of=Mai irevws weivr“.."
:itholitilMiondaof oda . Odious, pidindriercir
'Although .the rate of latered is 'kir ind - raidearibMidini In
jdoat hear4if an excess i wb a ki lie annual suPplj*citiiViiquit to, MiTtgOordiei
whole ennsumptiom would be froli 4 i015.600, 01 i 3 eiefCfrOtei.;
to 40 , 000 , 000 donut/ 04 f. too brie a copied to be locked -up in:the caw
quired products of any one liana of trodlonalf Schwind* wasitiadelitu•
aticat,it would be necemerP, in Order to itia`leit patablei tti rharilir high
pries on what Was coesantad. •
But the best policy, both &I the anneneread theme aced" lainestedinthe
banners, is to'regulste the supply to the wants: ' • ti
In this country there any be !Dia Tdficulty in *gelding the yuppie bleu
in England, for various termini that might be. suigunk, OM me ea haire before
mid, we believe that moth might be armoropliihoi by neik imeted elTrets, and
would therefore earnestly request alithoetrwhoareaagaged int:doing imd nen' g
Coal, to turn their mutation to the subject, in otter that they may Wing torelk
er all the information that can be obtained up o n it.
A Committee, previotedi sprinted by the Colliers, proceeded (Mete 27th
of August last, in company with Mr. Coax, the builder, to test the corm:tines
of the Weigh Locks on the line of Caul, and after spending more than a week
in a minute and laborious investigatkes, they made a report that showed such
trifling discrepancies between the Weigh Lock weight and* cargo as weighed
into the boat, that the Bales may be considered as virtually correct. 'This in
vestigation was commenced in consequence of the great loss sustained in the
weight of Cool for some Mee past, and the result goer to show that the deficiency
is not produced by incorrectness of the Bader, but we think much of it will be
found in the incorrect register of the light weight of boats, 111 warrilhistrided io
the boat used in testing the Locks; her registered weight being 12 tons 6 cwt.
' and her weight, as ascertained by the Cemmittee, was 14 tons, beingadifference
of 1 ton 6 cwt and in some cases there is no doubt a greater error then this.
We see no other way to correct this evil than to pursue the comae teem
-, mended in our last report, of having the boats frequently weighed.
The toll on our Canal has.been considerably reduced since its first opening,
both by lessoning the actual charge and by improving the canal; yet we think it
should be still farther reduced tri bring us into fair competition with the Lehigh
and Lackewana Coal Raglans, in the Eastern markets; and that the Navigation
Company can well afford to do so, is evidenced by the rise of their Stock from
the par value of 50 dollars, to 160 dollars per share.
The following table shows the increase of the average tonnage'of the Boats
on the Canal since its first opening.
200;000 tons
433,87
152,699 ,
78,207
44,966
11,221
13,000
Tons, 91.18,988
Here we have an increased average in 13 years of 29 tons, being more than
the boats actually carried when the canal first went into operation; showing
very plainly that the Navigation Company have not been idle since the line of
communication wee first opened. -
The Rail road between Reading and Philadelphia is completed as far as Nor
ristown, and the portion between Norristown and Philadelphia le In progress,
and the Engineers report, that it will be completed by August next.
From Reading to this place, some of the heavy sections are now under contract,
and it is probable that it will be completed in about two years.
The Engineers state that the transportation on the rail road, has so far been
effected to a great extent with Anthracite Coal, and that they believe it to be
in all respects the most advisable and the most economical fuel, for the heavy
description of engines contemplated for the accommodation of the Coal trade.
Anthracite has long since been introduced into the Steam boat for geseratin,g
steam, by the Lehigh Company, and more recently by Stockton & Stevens' in
some of the ferry boats about New Yak and in one or more of the Boats ply
ing between New York and Amboy, and they are perfectly satisfied with the
result of the trial they have given it. We have been informed that they con
template making the necessary arangement this winter, to use this fuel on some
of their boats, plying between New York and Albany.
868,871 Tone.
2911i87,1
--4--
70,00(1
484f86
554,986
484,986
When the Atlantic Steamer, the Liverpool, was in New York, experiments
w • made on board of her with this fuel which proved highly satisfactory.
In our last report we observed that Anthracite bad been successfully used in
Wake for smelting Iron, and'we gave as our opinion, that before anther year,
it would cease to be ap experiment in this country; and so it has, as is fully Ulna-
traced by a furnace on the Lehigh working with this fuel alone to the entire
satisiiiction of the proprietors, Messrs. High, &c.
In 1834, the process of puddling erre:ming Iron with Anthracite, was tried by
Messrs- Buckley & Swift of this place, and the practicability of it flay shown,
and there is now on the Little Schuylkill a puddling furnace, belotigkig to Mr.
Bartolet, in operation with Anthracite and a small portion of wood intermixed.
That the operations in the Maaufacture of Iron will in the course of a few
years, consume a large quantity of Coal, there ern hardly remain a doubt even
in the minds of the most sceptical.
Tho great amount of c.a. that will he used for various purposes, as in ma
kin glron, generating steam in stationary Engines. Steam Boats & Locomotives,
in burning lime, and for all the domestic purposes of life, might induce some per
sons less acquainted with the subject than ourselves, to think that a semeity of
the article must be the inevitable consequence. But when we bring belibie their
notice the,great resources from whence the supply will come, they will certainly
mite with'ua- in believing that ninny generations must come endings away be
fore such a result need be apprehended.
126,000
374,186
494,168
415,186
79,000
556,935
635,933
63 - 5,935
000,000
682,428
682;328
632,428
50,000
523,152
192,595
115,387
31,207
17,000
929,441
729,441
200,600
433,875
152,699
78,207
44,966
16,221
13,000
938,968
Years.
1825
1830
1885
1838
The Coal field known as the fast Coal basin, is opened at the 'eastern end
by the Lehigh; neat the middle by the Schuylkill; further west by the Swatars,
and at the western end it is reached by some of the tributaries of the Susque
hanna.
The second or Mahonoy Coal basin, is opened at the western end, by the Sha
mokin, near the middle by the Pottsville and Danville rail road, and atthe eas•
tern end by the Beaver, Meadow rail rood in the Lehigh.
The third or Wilkesbarre Coal basin is opened on the earthy the Laclunnut
us Coal company. Fet,tm hear Wilkesbane there is a rail road beingeondructed
to the Lehigh, and on ihe west the %squaw= affords an outlet.
These three basimrcompriae a surface of from 8 to 900 square miles, from
which there has not been mined more than 5 or 6,000,000 Of tams up to the
present time—awl even at the rate of 20,000,000 of tons annually, (the =mutt
now consumed in England) these Coal fields will supply generatiens of men
so far removed from us that the most dreamy philosophers and philanthrophists
do not pretend to any foresight of what may be their condition, much lees to
arrange for their necessities.
From our knowledge of the mines now in operation, end what they have
produced, and of the many others that are being prepared for active operation,
we/t feel quite satisfied that for the present times the supply thrown into market
will be fully equal to the consumption.
If their should be any doubt of the cuff ciekcy of ways for transporting Coal
to market, we need but revert to the many Canals that intersect the country,
and to the rail roads already made kind making.
In about two years there will be a rail road from this place to Philadelphia,
on which Coal can be transported at nearly all limes, which will result in keep
ing a regular supply in market, and in preventing the great fluctuations in price
that have been witnessed heretofore.
The Schuylkill Canal is capable of tmnsmitting a much *gee amount than
has ever yet been .carried on it, and when we add to this the calamity of the rail
road, the amount of tonnage that can be transported from this region, will far
surpass what can rost4bly be required for a great number of years.
The canal wee closed by ice on the 515th of November, king four days earlier
than it was ever closed before.
We would respectfully ask the members of this Assachrtionivr other perecum,
to communicate to the Board of Trade any information they now have or may
become possessed of, dud is interesting to those who are engaged in this business.
Respectfully submitted,
January 7th 1839
At an election for aftlieers of the Coal Mining Association
County, held at the Itamaylnnis Hall, on the 7th inst., the following person,
were elected for the Tun* year:
Vice Pieta: 1.
MARTIN WEAVER.
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ANDREW RUSSEL,
CHARLES Pdrrs.
awn! qf waf fe.
SAMUEL' tEWIB,
AAMLLA DOLTON,
6-41. PAWS. ,
,CaAngeklakW2LlON,
, PEN, m!Lait 8111 P ,
MOW*
.1 r.
4,1 - A
Avontge tone per Boot.
28
30 4-20
48
64 14-20
G. G. PAL*EIt, PresideDi
- T r
Sardari4 a •
Rosswr
neasurer,
INMM
p hh
~r. ; tt •
i 4 I I ft I
','W4llll4llASltitteicialeirricedallotill 9 Mijeti
to ) bilildadike whit Jar-Book SarciArbitt
sit kind' of Books will , be boas' d 41V Ittelthorteit'
matienet limitattbel I •
Blank Books JW
seenry ascription sonde tborder stele knocctistee
'—end thaislcompliisi irsitoissanst Pluindelphitt
P*411".1611 I" t'
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asap Pajier, to6k, `4. statiosary, store,
No. 23, N. Froistatreet, Pleitadelphio. •
ICARDNNER & EIOLLOWBUSEI have en band,
-"Lind offer for sale et reduced pricake. 1
asesprossest ofPaper, Elebool-flooks,sed
Writing, Letterorris . itiegairilVirapping Paper by
the quantity_ at mill prices, Rine and Mute gannet
Boards, Blank Books at reduced price.
Loiters, Journal!, Daff Books, Blotters, Invoice,
Cask BR!. Records, Memorandum and. Receipt
Books . by the quazitity, Family Bibles in great
varivErom St Ist 220.
Writing Paper. Printing Paper.
Soper Royal. Royal ,
Royal, Super Royal,
Medium, Imperial,
Demy, Medium,
I I
Folio Paste Demy,
Cap,
Quarto Past.
Country Merchants will find a general assort
ment, embracing a verietylof articles suited to their
want', which for cash Or approved credit will be
sold on the mast reasonable terms.
N. B. Cash given for rap or taken in exchange.
Philadelphia, Dec: 1,1838. 2-limo
PORT C.IRB OJM
Saving Fund Society.
rllE Port Carbon Saving Fund Society, is now
open every day from 9 to 3 o'clock at the Of.
fice of Discount and Deposit, for the purpose of re. •
oohing deposits to any amount not exceeding $5OO,
from any one person, upon which an interest of 4
per cent will be paid on every $5 and upwards, but
no interest will be. allowed on any fractional parts
of $5. The whole or any part may be drawn out
on giving notice, from two weeks to four months, at
the arm on Mondays. The blames of the Society
.will be conducted by the followingVficers and man.
4s, until the first - Monday in May next.
President—AQUlLA BOLTON.
Managers.
Joseph Carroll Samuel J. Potts
EdWard Hughes E. S. Warne •
Jacob Bull Jesse Turner
L. Whitney, Secretary and Treasurer.
Article 3d of the Charter. "No emolument what
soever shall be received by the President or Man
agers for their services, nor shall any Manager
become a borrower from the institution.
oat 3 46tf
Dry Goods, Grocery, Wine 4. Liquor Store
THEIR connexion with a hewn, in Philadelphia
enables them to keep on hand a very exten
sive assortment of goods, which they will sell at
Philadelphia prices. Store and Tavern keepers
private families, would do well to call and judge
for themselves.
april 19 •
31
TUB subscriber has now on hand at his Store
and Storehouse on Centre and Rail Roac' street,
a full asoortmoat of Goods suitable, for the coal to
gion via :
Barr Iron of assorted sizes; '
Band and Hoop do do
Nails and spike Rods do do
Steel, Round & Square do do
Nails and Spikes do do
Coal Shovels do do '-
Hardware, a general assaortnaent.
i AU of which be is selling at reduced prices,
Jan 13 2 J CLAYTON.
New Goods.
Agewal assortment of fresh and seasonable
GooEa, jostlreceived --consisting in past of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hardware,
I t ueensware,
ackerel,
• alt, Plaster, &.e. &c.
which will be sold low for *ash. The highest price
paid in cash for all kinds of country produce.
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
Mount Carbon. Dec 2 2
Wetherill & Brother )
AT 7 HP. OLD STAND
No. 65 NORTH FRONT STREET,
EAST SIDE,
Tam Doolus FROX THE CORIUM Of MIMI ST
entLki)ELPHIA,
141.1.NUPA.CTUII-PAIS OP
White Lead dry and / Calomel.
Re. 7
wow:win till. 5 Red Ptecipt.
Lead. White do
Li
e, Vitriol Alb.
C nic Yellow, Snip. Quinine
do Green Tart. Emetic
do Red ' ' Ether Sulph.
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Patent Yellow do Nitric .
Sugar Lead do Acetic
Copperas Lunar Catania
01. Vitriol Cum. do
Aq. Fermi Acet. Morphia
Muriatic Acid Sulpli. do
Epsom Salts Lac. Sulphur
Tart. Acid Opi. de Narcot.
Sup .Carb. Soda Kermes Mirerak-
Cortes, Sub. Mere. Etbiops dor"'
_ Wawa oliChamphor,Sal Nitro, Brimstone, Borax: ie.
0 ter sale the above mentioned aw id es.together with
a metal assortment of Paints, Drugs arid Dye Staff..
ai every other article in the Chemical and Medicinal
line. .
Being manufacturers of all thearddesenumerated an
der the above head. they pledge themselves to sup ly
their friends and the public on the most
terms.
Window Mut Picture °busk from 6 8, to 24 30.
Oet 21 1837 48-
THE subscribers would reirpeettbily
; 0 ;b e public, that he has added to hirfbi.
stock, kola and Hardware, consisting m or
American and English Bar Iron, Hoops and Band
Iron, Round Iron, assorted sizes; Cast, Crawly,
n ow; G or man and English Blister and A. M Steel
View, Morin-hole anvils. Smith's Bellows, Cut
Steel hand, clipping and Broad axes, and
'mikes, together with a general aseortmen of huff
Mongery, &W PC which will be sold at reduced
prices, il by
3SI JOHN CLAYTON.
Apr 23
IN pursuance of an ordinance passed by the Cann.
cil of the Borough of Pottsville, on the 12th da) of
December. 1., In ;11* knit3l4 l i"Altleiniktioce 'to
althorn* a luau to tripcni,o, OPperetolgo ett l it
(cashing of fires," Puitlic Notice is "by rot
tiliesafecribers pill open a bat& fcir receiving
subscriptions to said Vita up blonde) the 17qi of
December inst.; at the Pennsylvania Hill, ,
Borough, between theils4ra of ten A. M. and three
P. M. and daily therftW doring.the same • hours
until the whole amotint $l5OO shall have been sob.
scribed for. The said
.loan will be &Sided 040'1
sharei of ten dtillare' i 'each, bearing interest al 14 1
rats dais per cent; per vieatn, and not reileeteLkble
until the first day °Clammy, A. D. 18452 The '
wh o le amount pisibed for to be pall in. 0' dui
time olrobsciiliing. 4ir which m i x t :A*olU ilinscai . :
ately given hi the subscrilicre ? for AIM: 50V
leakseuieli hercaiVr 'honied; pew
,the President of the Psmnkt !oitstopeTri
"
y,tfio,T r owo oh the manta obis ier ,
JAlittolltrOG
GOMM U. • " 0•.
SAMUEL
Ti •
'Dia It •
EIII
Miller & Haggerty,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
(Next door to Mortimer's Hotel)
NEW IRON
& Hardware. Store.
kublic Jbbtice•
, 11 :4041
it, 1471
I=
r pwardsof-40;000 Boxes-of Br; Lei
dy's Sassaparlllttii4lood Pills, sold
11Y r
Whaits net iths etrties, flimsy ima mow,
prgiertele_lafthe Vwwlef ,
manoinsean. astir-child denote reedorin
MAOMInif the aerie. as men eesrepepee th rot op,
earths UnitedSuitesociatairommaeate of the universal
rffieleyOnkralimlilit. Operiflial disiked and ?sow
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reran &Mame dtkiriwwWl laatars.
Ark 7 What is
the 04 31 ifeecres qf Blow his answervill
be. Uanseartrik4
&Mee it to _ it 'llltyideiltas recommend it
universally;aest better esidwits ennuis haws of its anal*
oliaprepattat
Da. Ism hairdiseormed a method whereby thesis.
tae of the Sareaparillt jepagigispil lam highly concen
trated Form, and in inch manner as to make pins there.
ham, without drisroghag in tie least its jimmy. Title
cannot be done by mealier person. the MOMS
known enly to Di. Leidy, and lea diacoveryof his own.
These Pills are offered to the public by the name of
DR.LEEDY 9 g
SABBLPARELLA. OR BLOOD PILLS,
compounded principally of Sarsaparilla and with which
is combined ingredients (friendly to the constitution) Tea
daring them more Effectual, being gently laxative in
their effects, thus catrYing off corrupt humors from the
system very.gradnally,and without producing debility or
any inconvenience. Taken in sufficient quantity. bower.
Cr. they will page freely, and may be employed or given
to the most delicate, even to infants, keing,a sa fe and
&WY oftex!ciouspergatios , nvarlig no restraint frost diet
or de moti on from regular /Uinta or from cuspation of
m ilieu pill, have been pro-eminently sucendul and
from their-convenient form. must, sooner or later, take
the place of all the different repar ations of tiarsapanlla.
such as Syrups, Decoctions. eta, which are corn
tamed in bdtks, liable to he and are in, conarni
eta for taksys.: g or beiagg carried about
ie pills have, during the put two years, been silk .
ply tested. Nei paper advertising being so very ex
pensive. ample testimonials from numerous physicians
and others accompany the directions.
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They are particularly recommended in
Rheumatic affections, IlDry and watery pimples
' - if the face
General Debility,
ITlcereas sores of
throat. nose and body
Diseases of tbe Liver,
Skin and Bones,
Scrofula, Erysipelas,
ice, Heartburn,
mach Coughs. Liver
complaints, waterbrash,
Sour eructations. and acid.
ities of the stomach,
doh's affections, as
Swelling and hardening
of the glands oldie neck
in the groins, under the
arms, and along the
spine, the breast, &c.
awl the whole train of diseases resulting from IMpurity
of the blood, as slab constitutional disAusev produced
by the use oi. Barks 4 Quinine, Arsenic, Mercury or other
Minerals, also in impendencies in life, Syphilis, Lees,
Venereal, did. _ _ _
Pain over the region of th
heart, breast, and • .
mach,
Pain of the. sides. alo
the back and amine,
Inward fevers, foul brea
a bad taste in the mouth
Flatulency. want of a. .
tne, costivenees. (tramps
of the somach, and in
aigesitio*,
Price 25 Cents a Box
Prepared only and sold Wholesale and Retail at Dr.
Leidy 's Health Emporium, 2nd at. below Vine, No 191
Consumption.
READER, if you have ti tough or cold, beware of
their cousequencev Colds generally progress im
perceptibly. and ituunuate themselves throughout the
Inman system. finally settling upon the lungs and end
ing at consumption,
A WORD TO PARENTS.
How often is youth cut down when least expected by
the consumption; and followed to their graves by parents
who are in a meant° the cause of their premature death.
in neglecting to remedy colds when existing in child
hood, looking upon them as trifling affections, and not
attracting their notice until the destroyer has commenced
its work and made sure of its victim. This is not a fan
ciful representation, for daily numerous instances occur
which prove the feet.
In manhood colds terminate in the same way, but do not
}
i
progress so rapid! as in youth; they should however ,
in both youth and ]m anhood be early attended to, and
not regarded as tri fling effectors, for it is a delusive-idea
that has no doubt shortened the byes of thousands.
11R. HECHTER9S
PULMONARY PRESERVATIVE.
(Price s(4oomts per bottle.)
Is an invaluable preparatioti, discovered by ®ular and
celebrated. German physician, who has employed itup
wards of fifty years in his own praCtice in Germany,
throughout which country it has been during that time
most extensively and successfully employed hi Coughs
Colds, Influemzsa, Catarrhs, Mahmas.Spitting Of Blood,
Whooping Coughs, Pain' of the Breast and Sides, all
affections of the Breast and Lungs, and arrest of ap
proaching consumption. .
Much may besaid in praine of the stove medicine, but
newspaper advertising being too expensive, every satis
factory evidence Will be found in all its effects upon
trial. as well as numerous recommendations accompan.,..
If ltla
ing the directions, Uyward of 7000 bottles were sold
in Philadelphia alone during he past winter. a convinc
ing proof of its efficacy, or so 1 e a q uantity would never
have been sold. The above 'tines are prepared
and sold only at ,
0 DR. LEIDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM,'
PREMONITARY HINTS
AND DLF'ORTANT INFORMATMIY.
=DER. did you ever see a confirmed Dyspeptic
learn his sufferings! If not, suffice it to say
he is a pale, thin and ghastly looking object, his life ap-
Tony has= a thread; bets miserable and un
py, his isdescrabable.
,you much troubled with Flatulency, Costiveness,
Sour eructations arising from your stomach, Occasional
want of appetite, Waterbrash. a bad taste in your mouth,
or foul breath, pain or a heaviness at your stomach, Sick
ness after easing, Heads cbe, Disgust to your once favorite
dishes, &c. If yon are touch troubled with any of the
foregoing symptoms, bring before youths picture of the
Dyspeptic, and having resolved to remedy :the conse
quences, immediately procure
DR. LEIDY'S TONIC AND ANTI-DYSPEPTIC
CORDIAL
A never failing and efficacious remedy for
"DYSPFPSLA OR INDIGESTION.
And the whole train of affections resulting from
eases alba Liver. Stomach and Intestines.
The above medicine is warranted free trom mercury
or other mineral preparations; it is composed entirely
ofregetables, safe and easy to take, being very pleasant
to the taste. It may be safely administered to yong and
old, requiring but moderate restrictions in edit only.
Numeroustestimonlids bare been from time to time
published; its reputation is so well known, farther com
ment upon its virtues Is unnecessary, suffice it to say, IT
use wen rutin at a mists unsnaps. Further re
commendatiorut accompany the directions around each
bottle.
Ezr price One Dollar per bottle.
Sold in Philadelphia at
Dr. N. B. Leidy', Health Ern_porietp, Secnnd below
Vine St.—and tot 4 • Li HANNAN, Pottsville.
filly b 34-1
Bimini's Panacea.,
A .
S the inteinperance and luxtu7 of the age are
hastening the ravages of 'scorbutic complaint',
and rendering the blood more impure; and as thousands
have destroyed their constitutionality neglecting to apply
the proper remedies—to such, Swarm's Panacea must be,,
males been, more than doubly valuable as a certain
and effectual means nr ikiestoting ,them to perfect health
and v*r. Few are wholly exempt from scor.
butic ecdons, whi titbit various , symptoms, as e•
uptiens, ulcerations. debility •loes of appetite anitdedee.
L aded
hoe, all arising fro - impurellood, and if not properly
attended to, pro ds e the greaten injur y to the coned, ,
tutation, and may impar ted to their °Opting,-
Swaim's Panacea ht at this season of the
year, us valuable resterative of the.nium. thereby in.
egetriting the constitution. and enabling it to the
debilitating am:tarot the Semmes season. It is' nvey,
ed .by the clicellitirgikiids. and corrects their
to all those &teases which originate in vitiated blo
diseased Liver, depraved appetite,or predispeeten to af;
regions of the lungs, &c. No one, however, is advised
to use it without convincing themselves of the truth of
what is here stated. ...
This. medicine is now.tpq with eactelp,inell pins of
the world. *mile .gaining great repnation in Englepd:
A Nati supply* orthe Medicine Iwo received and rev
sate 17 • B. HANNAN:
Sole Agent for Behuyikill comity:
Who can supply the above medicine wholesale to
who with to well again' Atniladelphia prices.
hdo 14 26-
46 1 4114 :A 1 r ig
IDEAL Ban show _ riot
wa'cilebriited (Perniyfiern — dOivt4
and for sad by MEIER HAC,IGMM
October St 184 '"
41)79i1f!)
ANitagoei. - "
omit Dpl 4 l. lt eo r ed and for sale at a redo.
ced'ptics ror cub by : •
?aux& tiAdetirry..
iklisbeqh , 1 4 3 4 r
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WO& fi
1100kae "
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111116 subscriber baa always on band and form&
chsap,W ; elabllibbis. Testament* and Primers.
A O lid gl irIitAIVANNILN
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3111 ME
CI etol.
THE DEL I A
hesurissies
CAPt'PAL AUTHORISED
• CHARTER
MAKE both limited
IVA en Brick, Stone
Hotels, Mills. Biros, lit
and Property of artery demo
age by FIRE,
MARINE £Nfl
The Delaware County,
insure against loss .ou all ki
gsinst the damage orloss al
goods, wares. and mereandia
upon terma as favourable u
For any further infonnatioi
ante, either against Pire, ms ,
Apply to HENRY G
July 15 34-tf
CAPITAL AUTHORISED
PE'.
MAHE both limited and
ANA Brick, Stone or Frame :
Mill., Barna. Stables, Merchan
erty of every description,ag ,
II RE.
and ptunnlea of
and body,
ly eruptions, and blot.
ehee of the akin,
Cotter, Ringworms,
The subscriber has been ap
bove menuone Institution an
lssuluiscts upon every deacri
lowest rates. 11
Pottsville:Feb 25 1837
Second below Vine et.
The Phila
INLAND NAVIG.
SPIIII%G G.
Fire Insitr an
MARE both lipsited and p
IVA Brick. Stone or Frame
Baros.SlOlea. Merchan
erty of every description. a t .
FIRE.
The subscriber halt been a p
hove mentioned Institution an
NSUILAISCEB epos every deem
lowest rates.. B
Pottsville. Feb. 27. 1836. •
ITNDENIAB
A -4D PROOF TO
DR. LE
Sarsaparilla
Are Ike most efectual
and Animal Fluff'
been disc
The following are
LATE
Effected and . heard Imo
MONTHS, in
Louisa Simpson, cured of
sides, with much giddiriesis
for three years.
Joan Stocker, relieved fro.
want of appetite. with one
Joseph M!rlow, cured of
Israel Jones. cored of a ,
body.
Sarah 4lones i cured of pain
much hpadache.and sickness
Mowbray, cu red o
ling °Chia leg, and feet, ha
any dititance for air months
Michael 1. Rosk ins. cured
and on his neck, with consi
bc4i Fizabeth Creamer, cured
her mde, constant disgust to
her stomach. •
Jeffery Cline, cared of she
joints.
'Samson G. Howard, cared
ing out over hie body, with a
cm&
Rev. A. Canby, cured of a
renew and ulceration, elite
speech.
The following are some o
cures (+fraud in Berlin Mont
Lancaster, and Nortluunpro
three months:
Janes Green, Rag, cared o
cerated - leg,-swelled joints
Adam C. Carpenter, cared
much costiveimak bad appear
-Rachel Snyder, curedofs di
nal coedit:nem and violent p
Michael Jones,his two dani
cored of abreaking out of dr]
pimples overtheirwholeliedie
mg, Betimes .unplautuu feel
nem at the stomach. and pain
fairing was afflicted, for year
from any medical treatment, 01
tii using Dr. Leidy's Blood I
by-Dr.beidy.
Sara . thlclntosh, Attired of
and loins...rheumatism. mallet
Aedrew Green, cured of gr
tite,diagast for food, and habit
Adam R. Ginnie., cured of ad
' out. soreneattand ppµµnn tbrougt
Dinah Crowley,limietiof
Beaty C. Rawly, Esq.cati
news of his mouth, proatend
George Layman, cured of a
lent rheumatic pain. of his
' Jonathan Stroud, C
son,cured of various &Seco°
soar eructations, sickness at
Sarah Jenkins. Alfred and
fennel:is of the skin 'i breaking
Numerous other' instances
well the liar wo Ili imp
.
of pubfiebing•theor.
ftmoet be plainly seen fro
Mood Maitre an dicellent
atomacb, the cause of divest,
tem ie liable, together mita
which mien in all diseases.
disionieredatottiach. very •
b":l l4 . iesepillaSo not Pdlrav
of the present day, (which
did ever wierFrry, or the wti
tem,de!itroying the tone and
daring it a prey to constant
treasedand bodily Buffeting)
gentle in their opervition, and I
d' em su ffi aentlytt 0
corrected by their use, not : 1
strain,t front iiccupatiota : 04%
diet,
or or even aludil4
The promo for esimeting
rills without etitroying itp
the, proprietor.
Prepared only and sold wb
dyla Health lgorporinin;lnd'
Adair Soldby
Jane 9 44
• WOllderf 1 1 eareiC •
Hate been performed in th a city, '
'ate` flintegkeist
. - ,K; ' . the 'ea Why. - '. '' . .
4 . 0. 4 - ,.,__ ,, --4+ or. -I •Df-t. 5 DV'S
O'' 4 31BDICATED t 3. .. PAR ILIA.
IIkING a concentrate:Wald - of Sonwparilla eon
bitted et h.-olhe; vegetable extracts, which fended it
aziAniWnne or,gyeat imili in the mite pf di eases
swung free: . inikautea ofthe . nedi from improdwearin.
lA. and 4iistitntionat .. . - ' a famed, or produceffly
the vieleffieletia ease menu., Arsenic. bark , or quinine
in slarritielinfteraluable refnedy for all.
' Rbeinsatic Affection. Genetal Debility, Uklewkr Bores
white Swelfmgs. Diseases of the Liver end skin, Ul•
t o
ieratei Sore Throat, UlAre f tfteniese,Carice, or do
nne, °Alto Bones; Scrof of ffing'aErtilifft7oilogo°
alt. 'ghthaeirrite, end ' -anfienentindClangerma
nffectionittensequent to Syp ilis,LuftVenerear,&c. atc.
.flo effectual - has this ineir Me been in tbe 4 ture oral
tionallisbaaes for which it ' mmended,. that at is fir
r ampexcedingelietheapreperagotut oftlariuiparilbt,Pans
cea;.¢co• , A
eir ._ : . 4 .L
it iIAOW WIP 9 ' P 7 PrOoqullfoPoiloraltod ba°
ti o - iiit nuo d utg o 11 Ibirion many' ItpefitelOr,rn° l-
Mt: Ste. - -tiiiiitighotit ttib troiti ff Stater. .
I ' •itia a pieparatlonof-gmtereiretigthlcense*eitly 0 f
T r ap* efficacy) thius-ply cubes' extructmow , 4e, *lad
1 motthicheider t .ficing belt tiledollo per bottlew bid it
PlooliOloo t t K ggie te4tailtui-ef‘Syrup of Sam,
4: l r IMMO!! f°r thsi Po
iff-a •
19117
1 1250 3 1 X* ,
ial Inamisaape
Jam &Wit
Taraituie
,against boor dam•
INSURANCE. • •:;•
re company wall also
I marine risks and a
be transportation of
water, or by rail .way
Idler incitatio?..
be segject oflasor•
1r inland risks.
ANSON, Agent.
Schuylkill nevem •
AM B. POTTS,
At Orwitsban.
Fire)
INSURANCIg
I : LAW, 8500,000.
PETIJAL,'
erpetaal Insaraneei on
Mins. Stores, Hotels,
o ise,_Furniture, and Prop ,
'met lose or damage by
inied Aoswr for then.
I- now prepared to make
.lion of property at the
JAMIN BANNAN.
RDENE •
Company.
rpetual Insurances on
Stores, Hotel'
Ise, Furniture, and, Prop
iinst loss or damage ul
Orated A °arm tot the a
. is now prepared to make
tine of property at tie
NJAMIN BANNAN.
E FACTS,
HOW THAT
i -DVS
lood Pills
w- fier of the blood
i *
that hare ever
!..ered:
me only of the
URES •
during the rot TWO
[kik:de/phis. .
olent pain in he. bead sod
whtcb she was subject
habitual costiveness and
ive breath and bad taste
alcery ted leg and arm.
ng out all over his whole
lin her breasts and sides
er eating.
a Rbouniatism,and irwel
ng been unable to walk
,ant.
;feweliing under his Irma.
erable breaking onion as
swelled bless ts. pain in
• , end much sickness at
tie pains and swelled
f a tatter and nab break
me running mogul and al-
affection of hia throat 's♦
previously affected hia
yof the large usim6ii or
'•mere , SchnylidlL Lehigh,
counties, dutins the put
a scorbutic affection, M
rheumatic pains.
of violent pun in his aides.
s auks shortness of breath.
• l i t n i -nserbreathing,
habit
hters and youngest Son.
and sometimes watery
. attended with great itch-,
in their heads, Sick
over the heart, &c. This
and never found ..relief
from any medieines; m
ilts and a waxed directed
iolent pains in her bask
joints, &e.
ping pains. lass of app.-
, us/ costiveness. . .
ly eruptiOns and breaking
his bones.
orms and tenter.
of inward lasers, sons.
se,glandnlar swellings,
„ ercoriodaffectiOn tivio
d and voles.
man and John 43. Thom
of the heed, cdstiveas.
lifomach.&c.
cy Jenkins, cured of af•
ilain* theifiiMbik &E.
t be published, but to
utereasp the expense
the terracing, that the
V' -.• ee fol. a disordered
to which theJonnan eye
' iseint
. 0' Die bloat
in conytutetil t wilh a
idly prestress* lastest
t .
;• • worfully ascllr u ldia
use as ends " • as
,s, by weaken ' :Abe sye•
Igor of the body and rear
lend abirensairdi senee . di s .
are salt and wed and
7 irscreat:ing,gehattind
isrpurtnes at they an
n ering necessary any re
btriileipp, change of living
king cold etom their UM
the viraii cede
,Saniapa ,
1 A , ..-- .U.knovaosiy to
-
male and retail. at Dr Pi ,
t below rme, ISlO.ll l *
B. BARMAN,
Potteville.