WO- A..*.Air-IL
'OZONE/A. -
maW of wipd and am
me crf-thelar cedeop, .
tinetempest's wind ialreti,
the waters never deter!
I.perehance the agastratasi eide4,
to work ardent despair,
• thy hand hath - braided.
• •
cavesminsinermaul hair.
E
EZ
:1 . now msthe golden sands,
istothon art, and broken,
thou not from distant strands,
• I sylwast some pleasant tokeril
_A•
or mountains ofrhe- South,
glee of the ore of silver;
with playful, Bulging mouth,
basehiept on high ta,pilfer.!
Wirral rieetatthy -swig
~astelling•afa mournful prison.
tempestanweep
.tke mighty winds were risen,
in the ocean's grasp,
hile,theintsve end - fair were dying,
e—
' din s{' mark a white hand clasp
thy Told as thou wert flying 1
then seewthe hallowed rock
. • re. ni
i thedile . otkings reposes. 1 .
• • •
1 . • .... with many sr misty ilea,' '1
I .. loathed with siphire green and rased:
• .thjoYousiPLaYilakiettP ,
-',
'% • ;• . been.a tribute.itingirrg,
bold and jutty steep,
!,"earls upon the south wind stringing. I:,
Ted wave! a joy
.to thee;
et ew .thy Bight and Anil are -avec!
.•
..lin' 7 -dePaltli be* ..
- t ,
, t,
!Aie • asdbine thou ocean rover ' - 1 • i.
'' en this.sours.last joy or mirth . i,,.
r a the shore °fauna-is driyeti:—.:
letlikerthine ; on• earth, - . •
• • ..
g o be‘lost away in tune=
WWI THE PrINEW, JOnB7•L.
iCOJNMUNICIII4
. , :enrelhinelloly alter we .
th deep contritionlOwly bend,
thin.thy temple alt did see i
6 ongh faith thy .preiuNfe there descend}. ''
Einlluenoe Of tity%lifedy 'Lave
' , all our hearts divinely shed,
' ~ our thougnts?to soar above
il .' Christ.the ewer living head,
• le...torsi' emblems we partook,
A; .bruised Body on the4rpe , ,
• ia hgcnies, that bitter cup _ '
. l i tii
. .psmion seal', salvation free.
A ittivill
i. • , onr,dayai may we 7cOottl '.i.
" t . • triumphs of Vicarious grace, L''
. love of ant asscenhil Lork "..s;
' I 'lime behold him face to. fiiee-= .!4:
, --: withlhe 'Angelic Most above
• frtinfind thy &rano Tejoleing'beed„l
,21With songs of triumph; fall 9f love, ' 11
forever:prineattfee without end. • , i
•" . ' 4 - - .. 498LA1410
:.,
Tilt Carbon, April, 2211it,74,.83. 9.. i 1.3.
.3.
- -ov. EXllicir G00p5..4 1. - i
*FRE lubscriber reapectfally . lovas We et&nfion
•m- f his friends to every ..4degant assort4e s nt of •
'Fp:v . GOODS, among whit)) are a choiokselec
tion ofFrench worked Collars °film latest.fsalhion,
"'andfancy, Black and White Bldnd,
, . -Do Wash Blond ' 4l ._
D 4 l
Di , 'D Fi
o : llette nett, . '4
Bond Edgings and'qui ll ingf , . ; -='; . .
T read :Do - .. .Do ice
B lying Da glo A . ' -
. .
•C mbric anti Mull Inserting and Edgings
- Tiiread Babied inserting/1,- - E .
Victoria Lace Ribband (fur caps:) ii
:L n ee Cambric,
, • o • Do Infs. (eery Fine.) il
' ales, and Figured Bobinet, V.
Do
t.
ii
• . Muslin Bishop Lawn 'lndia 11411,
lack-Chem/ion belle,
i xt.
. •
ft,
fOreen and -white -Do ti
'Glares, Hosiery cte., which, with a latofit eve
ry'other article in the dry good line, ik illbe
.4cdd very low, 1
A MOS LEWIS.
teetre street Feb.l6 1839 i
• " nocieslLE ANIli ItErlli L
'Tobacco Establishment, f
w il
117,s
,S. 4r m o oT T. E T:
eiVicoL.L.
announce
I
!e.public generally, that they have o p u u n reliii ith d the
the
Sa Itshment of Samuel G. Sands of Pottsville,
t
an they have added 'lb their stock a ver y large
an extensive assortment of all kinds of (*rowing
en Smoking Tobacco, and Common, SpartiLh and
!Ha f Stianisb *gals. The present steclocoista of
41::000No...1, best Porto Rico Spanish Siam,
00,000 No. 1, Half Spanish, it
000 No. I. Common, kk
225 Kegs Chi wing Tobacco, #
300 Barrels Sweet Scented'Srpokinglobcec . o.
41so Cavendish, 'Ladies' Twist, and .Sw4et To
bago), all of which will be sold Whalesalelred Re.
tail„ on - the most reasonable terms for cash or ap
Dry Goods, Grocery, Wine+ Liquoit Store
t (Next door to Mortiniiir's
THEIR connexion with ashbuse•in •Phipidelphia
enables there to keep on hind 'a vtit7 titan.
-sibs assortment-of goods, which they will sell at
Philadelphia prices. Store and Tavern ticeepers
private families, would do well ..to call estil judge
lot themselves. • 1
spril 19 j 31
Stone - Wait,
AND FIRE URIC*.
fiatiE subscribers, respectfully announsile to the
4nbabitanta of Pottsville, and. its vicinlkv, That
Skieysze always prepared to ...slice them iiithe se.
lietioncffavlargeand cpinplete astiertment or Stone
Wanapof all.k.inds and varieties. They ilikewise
keep-conatantly on hand, a supply of Firil Brick,
warranted fig all cutela purposes, which they offer
at wholesale - nod retail at hew prices, and rukreccorn•
a:lodating terms. WELLS Ek. RICH %DS.
Readieg..Mereh Stla. 1839. )—ly
riM
.
PARSER & 7 . . ~
',Piercers a' rou -8, !-
it-NEM:CI their friends and theipubl int - general,
Athat they nave removed toilhair formerintand in
Centre &Mei, (opposite to Miller'& tl ' erkes
Store,) where they have on hand, a gcner "lc";
Ment of superfine Broad Cloths and Cassi mres of
ig
the Most fashionable colors, witkan elega assort
ment of Summer Cloths, Satin, Silk, . tenets,'
, 4 fisrseilles and Velypt Vestings,iLinen,- : ton and
Chintz Shirts, Sethi, Silk and haze s Stocks,
i t
•Linenand Chintz Hosotns and Collars, al Linen
Ind Chintz Bosoms without Collars,- Silk; Cotton,
Thread, Beaver and Hoskin Glories, Linen and cot
ion Hone and Half Hose, Farc, Linen • d Silk
liendkerchiefs and Gum. Elastic Suspend° They
also
ha
on hand 3n - elegant strkk of t 3 omen's
;and Boy's wearing apparel, arichZie. ' h and
, D Cmi
'Dress .(' n, Roundabouts, Vesta , and . • ns,
made after the latest fashion and the -bait work
,manship, which they ibteud to sell at itsomtble
prices.
P. 11„ Wanted two or three is x ,d 3 0 l 'o o3 ., meu
'Tailors, to whom constant %trek wilt t ' given
rihromzbout the season. .
Pottsville, Sept. 15, 1838. .. I I 712 -- '
,
MEM
The celebrated - substitute 'far
4'...1E0011L31,. •
MIME - proprietors of this shicle, having devoted n
"• ly seven years. 'and Upended a loge amoustri
money, in experimenting
,Opon the various species
'the Tomato, (Sobum L copercium,) lave at last awe
, Ceedeld in obtaining from' vegetable • - Piaci*
which u a medieine4noo all the beneficial prop.
ertiea colcarel,and yet pa& of producing Ueda
curious effacer sontetortes 14o:thing from the tae of thau
drag. This principle-(h4loWe) is a mild and efficient
thartic, and._as compounded, ado acts .as a resaiedi
to-eerie, and drap/uirtie. •AU directions accompanying
the medicine) ,
Its pireieuktf Action and sae.
Inaction upon the apnea is very general, no part
escaping its influence; it is., however, upon the secrete
-ries and escrefories, that ing.reat power isparticuLtny
manifested ; from thM it will be seen to have a-direc
effecaupon the biliaiy otgajiti and to be particularly a.,
dapted to the treatment -ogbaious fevers and other dis
eases -where a torpidity - op,conjeshon of the Liv-r and
portal circle prevail; hence the great success thavbas
-artended-its adininistraticin liver afilactions,tlyspepai.
and diseases of the sconwtot and bowels generally. Be
ing-vidfusible snit. openuen, it produces a free circular'
Lion in the vessels on the Surface of the body, accom
panied by a gentle perspiration. It does not eshanst,
like drastic purges;atill im action. is more universal.
and it may - be often repeated. not Merely with minty;
but with great benefit-; this` bebomei indispensably ne
eessary in cases of long strrinding,:ibt in the intense
.temporary itmessions made by strong medicines eel
doM, if ever,lls good, and tend to injure the stamina of
t& constitution.
'she iiroprielors do not claim for it uninerassty i. s.
that it will cure all diseases; aor, on its introduction in
fo a family, should theltidysician be dismissed; no,
they srould advise ap to
Live family physician, and
-the more aperien and-Scientific the better : they do
odour'. however, that a timely resort to this medicine
may in e great many-itistances -ease the eaciense and
trouble of calling the aid Of each physician, st being ca
pable of producing the erect desired in the primary
stages cdamajortty of disease* inoident to this country.
in many long standing. or Chronic diseases, such as ill
_conditilmed ulcers. and th 4 vanous diseases of the skin,
it may betaken by persouiuF common judgement-with
-ontsuedical invite. ' •
Venoms . licivisal to give it a iriaL
Not only arefismihes ai‘iaed to adopt it as a family
medicine, but those who :are labouring under disease
that cosionsil has failed to-r6.moi,e; those who have seen
and felt the deleterious effhcts of. arwult as those who
esteem ailamei to lib the-lxist °Pell meciicines; and those
too, who have tried ..evury -thing," (from Mel/oared
.rare all mosbwma purporting to have emanated from
grfat loreign cofleges or sureties, down to humbletmack
medicine - of Dr. A, B.C. tb Z) all are invited to try this
simple-Antrim* article. ; It is not the intention of the
proprietors to sustain tbid.cnedicine by certificates and
puffing, but by way 'of intrtiductiowin those plateswitare
it has not been known, It is deemed proper. to show
what is said of it wherelt has Dien known the put year.
The following editorial articles and extractsfrom let
ters by pbysiciana,aad Others are Oyes for that purpose
NE
The following leen editorial ftom•the Cincinnati Tel
.egraph. edited by HiShcrpiPurcell :
`..k.atrad of Tomato, a eubstiaty far :Cairsser —The
injurious and frequently destructive consequences that
have often.nesulted to the human frame from the -lee
es....ty of having recourse to a drug of so powerful. and
at the same time, of so 'deleterious a nature, is celowel.
indnee a• to-welcome the annoeneement of a salt, and
what' brconfidently-statetn to be, in most cases, an effect
, cal substitute for it,. which; while it pciaseases, if not all,
at least a great portion of Its good qualities, is free from
its most objectionable 0444 Every discovery in the vir
urea of thkvegetiale kingdom moittiavehs infancy, and
its period (*probation We are ItYclined to think this
1611113 mi the test of scrutiny, and be a most desirable
acqiiiition to the world, i particularly to the people
of this -country. Vge have heard at highly spoken of,
and we believe the• limit of every investigation of its
usefulness, yet made, has been favorable. - _
The prop( ietori of the Compound Extract of Tomato
make no aecret or its coroposition;but 'reveal it to every
medsdal man whollesires,io know it."
The following is extracted from a letter to one of the
proprietors ly the lion I. Burnett, formerly mayor of
the city o C mgiuriatti :—•
ancinnarti, January 6th.1838. •
Da Mtt Fs:
ifleur Sir.— I have eyed your Compoudd .
Extruct of Toinato during the past summer and fall, and
have no heenstion in believing it has saved me several
medical bills. Four of my family during that period
were indisposed„ind exhibited the usual symptoms of a
bilinus.qtack Thee were in every instance relieved
by the Use ot-your Tausatp pills I consider them a val
cable medicine. They are perfectly safe, aid I believe
as efficacious as uslom'el do correcting a bilious habit.-
1 have used them myselfiwith great benefit.
Isaac Busirrrr.
The following is from Robert Peachon, Esq., who bag
oracle the science of Medicine his particular study.
• enicannatli. February, lit. 1898.
DaMimes:
.Dear Sir,—lt is with Much pleasure that I bear tes
timony to the efficacy of the Tomato pills In affections of
the titer: from its operation which I have witnessed in
my own case, I am ready' to conclude that you have
(levered the long looked. for aesulta-atum4 a substitute
for calomel m i dieeases of the liver. Accept. air, nay
grateful acknowledgments. Your obedient servant.
RODZRT PUNCH ON.
The following is altraeted from a letter of a highly re.
speetable physician to friends of his in Cincinnam, who
had solicited hie opinion as to the aiitues of this medicine:
Lawrenceburgh; January 26t4,. 1838.
Mravae. Pro% 3 Co.
Genttemen,— • • • I - have used the article (Miles'
Compound Extract of Tomato) somewhat extensively in
prescription for some months past, in many of the al•
most numberlesemanifestationv of bepatic derangement
particularly in. infantile. cases, and although I ...cannot
say. that it is in ALL. cases a substitute for mercurial
medicines; yet the stoking analogy in its tberaputic ef
fects is such as to recaininend itfavotably to my mied
:man adjuvant : in most Matador% to the exhibition of cal
omel, and where an. imadediate or speedy alternative ef
fept is not indispensible,it may sariersednita use altogeth
er.- In several instances in which an antipathy or pre
iudice against mercuriallremedies existed,il have pre
scribed it' with very viral abet.
I mil, gentlemen, respectfully yours,os4c.
ii. H. Had %via, MA).
The following, is a viduniary statement made by a
highly nespectatile and seientific Physician. and appear
ed.= the •-Jeffersonsine:Courier," lam Winter
EXTRACEPF TOMATO—A mrsirrmrrx
catosua...—Having made a trial of the above arti
cle,l feel wet ranted in recommending it us usefnl med
icate.. The pint pummel all the purgative and anti-bil.
isms properties of caloniel, without any of its injurious
temiencies. Persona Who are addicted-to habitual tor
por of the liver; acd consequent MCCl2llllllllltiOne of bile.
and who have been coMe ll ed to have resume to the
different preparations .f mercury for relief, -will find
Miles' Pills, a safe and cionvenient substitute.
NArL FIELD,M.D.
Numerous other Taitimonials from Physicians and
others in its faior can be examined at this office.
'Me subscriber has belie appointed Sole Agent for the
sale of this Medicine beli e
Schuylkill county ; who will
furnish it wholesale to all those who may wish tapir
hue to sell again ; B BANNAN.
• Also for sale; by William T. Eptiog, Nana's, Jsenb'
Huntzinger, 7r4Orwigskiurg, Bennet & Taylor, Miners.
!sale, and Hugh Kituslty, Port Carbon. and 'Hunter it
flown, Tama u ¢.
• Marchl, MB. 1
•
Glossary Of ArchiAecture..
A GLOSSARY of the Terme uved•ln thirGree
-rx-abio, Roman, Itali an and Gothic Architecture,
second Loudon Edi Nexempitfied 'by four bum.
drelicuts. Abu 1
CATECHISM Of IRON,
Or the Merehant's apii Mechanic's complete Guide.
to the Iron Trede, with practical remarks and use.
ful observations. incieding a new and coMprelteml
sive snot Tables. arrimgcd•in en approved way and
order,
and containing. the weights of more than
MOO bodies and substat.ces hoe, to which are
annexed the nearest, proportioned number of feet,
which is equal to a MP In weight of each of tbe.dit
ferent bodies and Mesa, arranged and compiled from
the beat Engli'sh autitprition, .fact received and for
sale by . B. BANNAN.
March 2 !. - 9
. .Readissg team Works.
rilgunderingiiearevmprtpatosttoininufacc
alL tures to orOe4 is to ,Eigines to' any size, and
set into op e ra ton isoy part of the state. „Akio,.
cord or rim. iiireted 'lets, Locomotive %Rep%
ie,
Rail Road !Otte, II l d all the work Of a general
.nachinialloPi! . -1 J. MAY •JONIN & Co,
Jan 5. 1 1 tf
-1 .
iii=l
Itt idarns.
1
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I ' *.• 0 . :;' ( 2 , -Zr '4.7r....." t* -1 , ? r 2,,,41' . IT #Pk. ' - ... - ... , 58. ,i— , c Nt - ....,
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- oz. , •-.:.. -4.-..,-4 , - - .... e., ....,,, . : • t _
_ — ..aire•VeUlinterlSOlMMl
',posit% ,;
•
-2" ,-,4Fund 414ciety.
• . VAC*
MIME Porti,CatboiiiSiving Pond Ekutiety,lirpsfer
3, 0 ' ever *fay tom 9to 3, l'elockattthe 4.M
-virittp
fice`iir lied-Pepol,lit, Bir the Purpose of r0t:6,4,4
t: 6,4,4 ' " ' ioany amount not curling $5OO, '
Burn one perer, spoil -which an interest ore
Ed
pefcen will be On every.* and Upwirds, but
no interior will . ateeedup Say fractional parts
of $5. his i wlt a le say part maybe desire eui
on givilg notioe,ifrorouitrweeks to firer 'mo n th s „, at
iption
the offs on Moeda} , The-bnames of the Society
will tie ' ducted by Mlot i tinfe/.2.* ' cars andiron.:
agues, til the first onday n Mar nest.
• t—AcKtme BOLTON:
/suggest. '
•
Joceo ll cafsll ilatnnet.l. Potts .
Edward Hughes ; E. S. Warne
Jacob Bu ll Tamer
L. Whitney, Seoratery and Treasorer.
Article 3d of the Charter. No emolument what
soever ilia be received by the President or Man
ners As their services, nor shall any Manager
become 'a borrower from the institution
oct 3 •
ounklitiOn
NEW: DRUG STORE. - •
TflE Subscriber returns his grater/it acknowl
edgements to the citizeus of Potimille oat
others, who stepped forward tollia assistance-after
the losrof his property by 'fire in BeiMidiair last;
and would also acquaint them amlthe public gen
erally, that he 'has: again comujenced the Orlig
Business in the housiormerly occupied' by Charles
W. Clemons, in •Centre BtAe4 in the 'borough of
Fottaville,, where mar alwaye•be had a general-as.
sortropet of
Drugs,.. ' Medicines, •
PzOnts,
D
Glass, - ye Stufilly
And every btlier article in the above line, which . he
is disposed to sell cui very low and accommodating
terms.
N.'B. 113' Physicians proscriptions carefully pat
up al the shortest unties.'
.•WM. T. EPTING.
•Pottaville, May 3Q, 1838.
rascal iron Works Warm-
• house.
N0..77 South Third Street, S. E. corner iffelnu
•PHILADELPUIA.,
Tasker A' Morrish
IRON Founders, and Manufacturers of Coal
Grates, Furnaces, Kitchen Ranges, Bath Boil
ers Perpetual Ovens, &c. Welded -Wrought Iron
Tubes; for &tarn, Gas,'Hot Water, &c.
Davy% Safety !Lamps
of the best Construction.
Patterns foi the 'Foundry receirred,andeastings
delivered at the Warehouse, Third & Walnut Si.
Philadelphia.
September 26,1838,
- For Stile. ~
QIIIL Schuylkill Gina, Boats,- nearly new, wilt be
I "°'imold low. Apply. to ANDREW RESSEL,
Mahentecgo Street.
6-tf •
Feb 9
New Goods.
A general tiler:inn:lent of fresh and seasonable
ra- Goods. just received—consisting in part of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
•
Hardware,
queensware,
Mackerel,
kialt, Plaster, &c. &c.
which will be sold low for cash. The highest price
paid in cash for all kindsufeoubtry produte.
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
Mohnt Carbon, 2
CAL ACT THE •
New EstablishmeUit,..
Coheer of Cei?tre in& Market Streets Parsed/ie.
►THE subscribererespectfully announce t.. 1 their
JR friends and the:. public generally; that they
have taken- the store formerly occupied by - Jacob
Burl & Co, corner of Centre and Market streets;
where they are no provided with a choice assort
meat of . c.
• - Mr! GOods l .
ilaroceries,
Liquors, &c.
whicktbey are determiried.tniell at.the very lowest
prices. HAZZARD & STRAUCEL
N. 8.. All kinds of Country Produce taken at
the highest market .prices.:
April 1 • 26—.
IKnowledge.for the People,
Off, theplain Why and Because foi every thing
lur just received and tor' sale by B. BANNAN.
Feb.. 23 8
Scotch Whiskey•
nI A D Scotch Whiskey, Lemocs and Loaf Sugar
"'Rif sale by N. NATHANS &Co•
Port Clinton Foundry
FOR SALE.
IVILL be sold at private gale, the Foundry
v pleasantly situated at-Port Clinton, Schuy lk ill
county, on •very reasonable terms. This Foundry
is ac the commencement of the Little Schuylkill
and Stisquohanna Rail Road, novrmaking, and
will:in a short time be one of the best situations
in the country to do a-large business For terms,
&e.apply.to PARKE& TIERS,
Iron Founders, Philadelphia.
or ISAC MYERS,
Port Clinton.
F-6.3t
COAL LAND
For Sale, or to be Rented.
IWAT valuable tract of Land called the "Clin.
ton Tract," belonging to Elizabeth Spohn,
situite on the west Norwegian Rail Road, next
north of, and , adjoining the Peach Mountain is of
erect for sale on accommodating terms; or the Coal
Minna will be leased severally or together to an ap
roved tenant. Apply to HENRY MORRIS,
i& Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
/111 HE undersighed cautions the public against
purchasing or leasing the tract of land called
Clinton Trct ; on the East Norwegian rail road,
from Elizabeth Spohn, or Henry Morris for her,
as be the undersigned claims title_ thereto, and
wall:institute a snit against any persim attempting
to take thetposseision thereof.-
ailariheiin,April 28, 1838.
104,
IHE subscriber baa . now on band at , his Store
and Storr.hotdie on Centre and Rail Rose streets,
• full assortment; of Goods suitable, for the final re.
eon via : I
Barr Iron of assorted sires.
Band and f Hoop do do
Nails and spike Rods do do •
Statl. Round & Square do do
Naßa arid Spikes do do
tGoal Shoed" do do •
liadware a general astsiortinent.
/1 1 1 of w 4iich he is selling at reduced prices,
Irlll f 4A .1 CLAYTON.
Ptiblic Notice.
TOE undersigned, has given a special and limited
(power of Attorooy to Mr. William F. Dean. of
Pottsville. lei tiet in reletence to the Walley Furnace
lands in uylbril county. Any person "Sighing to
trabuct b atnesa relating. to that property will be
shoiwn the tOtority by applying to him. .
I FR. 4r EISPENIIgIMER. •
April '6 1 I . 14-tf
Lumber' Ldinber •
LL oniband constantly, and bills out to
••=flrdow.i Apply to T. S. RIDGWAT,
!March
46tt
75-tf
Caution.
JOHN 'POTT.
32
.41F„1:
CAPITAL AUTHORISED B LAW.
• CHARTER IP ETCAL.
MAKE. both limited and perpetuaV , lntrurances
/TR on Wick. Stone or 'Frame Buildings. theres.•
Hotels. Mills. Barns, Stables, -Merchandise. Furniture
and Fromm of every deseriptionAgainst lessor dant
ageby FIRE-
AfARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
The Delaware County Insurance company will also
lop insure against lo on all kind* of marine risks` and a.
gainer the demote or loss upon the transportation of
goods, wares, and mercandiae by water, or by rail way,
upon term! as favourable as any other ins t itution.
.Forani further inftirmation on , the `sa4ect of insur7
ance, either againsvf4re,marine - er inl an d
Apply to HENFICDC.IROBINSON Anent.
July 15. 34-tf t Schuylkill Haven.
or WILLIAM B. POTS.
At Orwigiburg
•
The Philadelphia Fire
AND
INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE
•
`COMPAANY. -
CAPITAL AUTHORISED BY LAW, $500,000.
CIIIkRTER PERPETUA L,
MAKE both lithited ,and perpetual 4nsurancei on
INA BriclOtone or Frame Buildings. Stores, Hotels,
Mills, Barna,ttables. Merchandise, Furniture. and Prop..,
erty of every tlescription,againstion or damage.by
FIRE.
The subscriber has been appoiMed' Amer for the a
bove menuone Institution and is now preparectm make
Immanent' upon every description of property at the
lesiva. rates. OLNJAMIN. BA NNAN.
Pottsville, Feb IS 1837 ' • lb-
PRING GARDEN '
- .
.Fire JLnouranc,e Company.
MAKE huh limited and perpetua) Insurances on
1.7• K Brick, Stone or Fsame Buildings, Stores, Hotels
•Mills, Barns, Stables, Mercbanduie.Furirture, and, Prop
erty of every description. against loss or damage by
FIRE.
• The milsicrlber has been appointed Aoarrr for the a
bove mentioned Institution and is now prepared to mike
lowest rates. - BENJA
Issisamoccriapon every descnption pMINf pro BANHAN. perty at the
Pottsvillißeb.27. 1836. 15
A CARD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT•
JOHN SILVER,
THE prorietor of the Pennsyivania Hall Refectory
iitunrrtimulks to his friend. end the public in gener
al, %r the patronage he has heretofore received, aid from
the efforts helms made and wiU continue to make, to
gratify all in his line of business; he hopes to merit a con
tinuance of your patronage.
JOHN SILVER has made arrangements with Mr.
'Robert Harmer, of the "Comucopue," No. 44, North
Third street, Philadelphia, fora supplrof all the delica
cies which the Philadelphia market can afford during
the Winter season.
Dill of Fare.
Roast Beef,
Cortspi do
Terrapins
Venison,
Sardines,
Fried Oysters
Chaim Dish,
Roasted, .
&.otoped.
Stewed,
per doz.
.do
do
• do
do
WINES.
Old Madeira Wine. Per: loo We.
Old Pale Sherfy Wine, do
Old. Brown do do
Old Port . do • do
Old Lisbon do - do
Champantne, (Patenetin,) . do
do • Napoleon, do
do Woodcock. 'do
do Victoria. do _
Pepper's, & SechePe XX Pale Ale.
Apartments are al ways in readiness for Supper Partial,
&c. and those who call may aspect to receive every atter.
non.
Pottsville, 0ci..17, 1838. 81-tf
RAIL ROAD IRON.
•
Acomplete aaaortment o f Rail Road Iron from-21X:
to 1 inch.
RAIL ROAD TIRES, from 33 in. to 56 in. eater
nal diameter, turned & un
turned.
RAIL ROAD AXLES. 30,3 in. diameter Rail Road
Axles. manufactured from
the patent EV Cable Iron.
RAIL ROAD FELT, for placing between the
Iron Chair and stone block
of edge Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROPE, manufactured from
New. Zealand Flax saturat
ed with India Rubber. and
intended for Incline Plana&
CHAINS. Just received a complete an•
sortment of Chains, from
in, to I in. proved & man
ufactured from the besrca
ble Iron.
SILIP, BOAT AND RAIL ROAD SPIKES,
of different saes, kept con
stantly, on hand and for sale by,
A. & G. RALSTON, & CO.
• No. 4, South Front Stieei.
Philadelphia, January la
Wetherill Ar, Brother,
• AT 711 . OLD STAND
-
No. '65. , NOKTI - 1 FRONT STREET, .
•
EAST' , sini, • . . I
MR= Doors TYCHO •THR CORRIER' or ARCH Sr
eiiii64.DEt.rmas ,
MANUPACTUR 13111-S',Or .
White Lead dry anti • Calomel. ' • ' • . !
itiound m Gil, S Red Precipt, ", .
Red Lead, White do : •
Litharge, Vitriol 'Alb. -. .
Chronic Yellow, • - Snip. Quinine
do Green , • 'Tart. Emetic ,„.
do Red ' . Ether'Salph. . .. .
Patent Veneer ' do • Nitric -
Sugar Lead '. de , Aceti& • . •
Copperas - Lunar Caustic
01. Vitriol Com. do .
Aq. Fortis Ace*, Morpffia •
Muriatic Acid Sidph. do
Epsom Salts Lac- Sulphur '
Tart. Acid Opi. de IS arcot.
Sup. Soda Kermes Mineral
C b. Merc. - Ethiope • do.
Redness ocChimp hot, Sal Nitre, Brimstone, Borax. &c.
Offer for sale the above mentioned a rticles,togother with
a general assortment or Paints. Drugs-and Dye Stuffs.
and every other article in the Chemical and Medicinal
tine.
• • -
Being manufacturers of all the articlesenumeratai an
der the above head, they pledge theinselves to supply
their friends and the public on the most reasonable
mum
Window and Picture Glass. 'from 6 8, to 24 30.
Oct 21 1237 - 48-
NEW IRON.
Harder are Store.
THE airbscribers would respectfully announce
to the public, that he -.has added to his formes
stock, ken and Hardware, consisting in pan or
American and English Bar Iron,'Hoops and Band
Iron, &Mud Iron, assorted sizes; Cast, Crawly,
Shear, German and English Blister and A. M Steel
Vices, hicome.holc anvils. Smith's Bellows, Cut
Steel band, choping and Broad axes, nails and
spites, together with a general auortmen of Iron
Moogery, all of which will be sold at reduced
priers, by JOHN CLAYTON.
April 22 • - 32
Lumber .! Lumber!!
12000 feet inch Seasoned White Pine Boards
15000, do. inch Poplar Beards, •
90000 Joint Shingles 18 and 20 inch, ij
Charrj •Boarda,
Plank and Scantling,
Shingling and Plastering Litb, Bit sale by •
• ILBANWEL Han •
5-
Tebruary, 0
ors
_____ _ .
mbdrirk "-- Itirt riIEDICiNe litt- •
,-P"•••• ANlMA'rlONWheit the Most irrimunt
.foetiolis of life are auspended,and those trU.• are
invalids by tcberitance or imprudence are reduced
to* ditploraMe slant of wervons debility, they should
not even then despair, for it is not in despair that
t iller ;can.,,be fonnd. No. Let them first look 'a
round, and, laylog aside all prejudices, tbk them,.
selves, thieepiestioev—qf my physician' cannot , help
int; is his reputed - lei:Rl my oily resort r
-., Perhaps it that moment the heading of this ad.
”iertisementf "Moffat's Life Medicines, would
camiltheir eye; and wertl. they in - truth divested of
foolish prajutlices, they' might, perhaps, be induced
to ifiquire whether Mr. Moffat's theory and treat
ment of diseases, differed from that of their -own
.physicians. They mould then learn thattt did dif
er, and very tikdely, and with most unhappy ra
ta). . .
f.they pursued their inquiries still further, they
would find that all practising physicians of the
present day prescribe MERCURY, in soma form,
• for almost every disease, and they would leant, too,
that mercurial medicine', though they give present
relief, undermine the-conatitution, and always leave
the paiiett isi a placarious state of health.
A GOOD'VEDETABLE MEDICINE is ;just
•
the reierse of all thii, For hiindreds of years, be,
lore that acoorge of mankind, uMercury," was em.
ployed in thepeal:ing art, Physicians used uothing
but simple herbs. Even the bible recommends as
.the physician he who prepareth his mcdi•
-eines ft,:ptn herbs,. Witness Eeelesiasticus, chapter
V. 3n. The skillful physician shall lift -up hie
head; and'-in sight of the grea t t man he -shall be -in
admiration.,
V. 4. For he hath priparett,his medicines out of
he HERBS" of the -earth, and he that is toise.tolll
not ea bhotherh. •
MOFFAT'S VEGEThIILE LIFE MEDICINES
possess qualities of the moat mild and beneficial na.
tore. They are composed of artidles the most anti
putsesscent, combined with ingredienneknown as
the only certain antidote for fivers of every descrip
tion. When ;the disease is produced either from
cold, obstruction; bad air; swampy and camp situa.
Lions, or putrid miasmi, whether malignant or epi
demic, or by other causes, these medicines are cer
tain in their operation or effects. They are pos.
sessed , of peculiar qualities, which not only expel all
cinema*, but at the same time restore and invigorate
the system. • When 'first taken into the stomach,
they immediately diffuse themselves like vapor,
through every pore, producing 'effects at once de.
lightful, salutary and permanent. When the spark
of life begins to grow dim, the circulation languid,
and the faculties paralyzed, these medicines are
found to give a tone to the nerves, meliorate the er
upt' spirits; invigorate the mbody, and re-animate
the whole man.
TUE LIFE MEDICINES have also been used
with the-most happy success in Nervous and Dye.'
peptiedlisesses, Consumption, Asthma, Liver Com
plaint:Rheumatism, (chronic and infiamatory,)
=Dropsies, &c. &c.
For full particulars, the' reader is invited to cal
at Mr. Moffat', office, 367 Broadway, and receive a
copy of the Good Samaritan, published gratuitously.
The following letters are lately selected from a
very large number which Mr. Moffat has lately re.
ceired from different parts of the United States :
Mr. Moffat.—Dear Sir :—lt is with sincere
pleasure that I venture to address you, to thank
you for the benefit I have received from your med
icines. My complaint was salt rheum, for whiCh I
have tried all the medicines which were advertiped
in the newspapers. I, however, received no relief
from any of them. Since I was shown your Good
Samaritan, which induced me to try your medi
cine. When 1 applied to you, my -legs and arms
Were so bad that they looked like raw beef,•and
were covered with sores ;.but after taking a 25 cent
box of your pills, the dead skin began to scale isif,
and so continued until I was entirely cored. It is
now four months since I was cured, and I have had
no return of the complaint. I have recommended
your medicine to several persons, and should advise
all afflicted with the salt rheum to try it. Respect
fully, your obedient servant, M. CLEOVER, .
13th, st. between sth and Jackson Avenues.
Lawrence, N. Y., May 23.
Mr. Moffetz— Dear Sir : 1 was troubled with the
" piles for several years. I applied to the most emi
nent Physicians without relief. A friend of mine
Mr. Clarke, who had received great relief from them
recommended me to use your Lifepille. Though ,
was suffering very severely with them at the time,
I experienced relief in .tid hours, and in a few weeks
was not troubled with them at all and I bat• been
free from distress ever since and have great pleas.
tire in recommending them to those, afflicted in a
similar manner.
Respectfully.
JOSEPH E. SPEARNS.
New York, April. 1838.
Dr. Moffet—Sir : Since your Life Medicines
have been introduced in this neighborhood, they
have done wonders. .1 will merely state a few cases.
The wife of my neighbor, Mr. Cornelius 8. Roe, who
was supposed to be in a decline for the last two
years, after taking two bottles of the Phcenix Bitters
one box of the 'Lite Tills, says she had her health
entirely restored.
Mr. Milo 33. Root, my next door neighbor, who
was laid up with inflamatory rheumatism, by tak
ing two bottles cf the Bitters and one 25 cent box of
the Pills, told me he was as well as he ever was,
and tolff aArentleman in nil store who was afflicted,
that as soon as he would take the Pills and Bitters
just so soon be would be a well man.
Also, Mrs, Hordo, wife of John Hordo, was two
Years sines taken sick, and often had fits, and, lost
the use of one.of her arrnb. In six weeks atter`tak
inkyour Pills and Bitters, so far recovered that she
baic been on a visit to one of her neighbors.
As for myself, I have been in bad•health for 27
'years,snd though I am nut now- in perfect health,
still lOn in better than I have been for ten •yeari
past, which I believe `to: be the consequence of ra.-
kingseur Pills and Bitters. The above is a true
statement of a few of the many eases which have
come cinder nay observation. You are at liberty to
publish this late!, and reference can be had to me
as foitmaster at,Claverrock, Columbia Co., Y.
With 'respect J. A.`VAli VALK EN Plit6. -
• %Ili , York, April 1, 1838,
Mr' W. Moffat—,-13ir I . l.have.been 'afflicted with
the fever and•agoo about three trumths,,and ?lied a
good deal of quinine, which 'did' me no good, but 1
still grew weaker and weaker urtil 1 was recom
mended to try your Life Pills. and Phcenix Bitters
and after taking two lions and two bottles of bitters
I am very thankful to inform you and the public at
large, I consider myself completely cured.
'Ours truly, JOHN TESNENT, N. Y.
New' York Mills, Much 29, 1838.
Mr. Moffai—Dear Sir : I have used your
eine in my family for some and have rimy.
ad great benefit from it, especially•my wife and eld
eat daughter. Mry daughter had been in a decline
for 3 years. Since she commenced using your med
icine she has entirely recovered, and is obw Well
and hearty. If this will be of any service to you,
you are at liberty to pubilahit. Respgy yours, 4c.
N. BUTLER.
- Smith Bill; Jan. 18th, 1838.
Dr. Moffat—Dear - Sir : I hive great pleasure in
addressing you, having been troubled for some time
back with the rheumatism, and cduld find nothing
to give me any relief. until I had commenced ta
king your Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.
.In taking the first hottle and one box of pills I found.
the most excrutiating pain that I had long been
troubled with, entirely disappeared. Such being thn
case, it is with gratitude 1 offer these sentiments,
feeling , ctinfident that . lam indebted to you more
than words can express, fqr your valuable medicine
and the speedy Cure received from its effects.
• Yours t ite.. GEORGE BROFTS.
Mauch - chunk, Jan. 7;1838.
Mr. Moffat—Sir: I am most happy to 'fend you
through your agent Mr. White, a few lines' relative
•to your excelent Life Medicine. - For a length of
time I have been complaining of an Infection of the
liver.and tried much medicine, but found ho relief
until I 'commenced with yours ; I have now taken
nearly two bottles of your Phoenix Bitters, and I
em planet:lto state thati find myself fast recover
ing from a long and lingering complaint. •
• Rearly yotirs &c. GEORGE KIBNER.
• . Lockport, Nov. 27th, 183 i.
Mr. W . :, B. Moffat—Dear Sir : As a remukabffi
instanced the virtue-and efficacy of your Life' Pills
and Ithasix Bitters, in restoring lest health in the
afflicted, has occurred in my family. I deem it &dia.
ty to emu both to yourself and the public, to makis
the fast known, that others suffering under similar
circumstincea ight perithance
a remedy in a- .o to'preserie'
tore. -grad: f
My -wife has; been afflicted
plaint atidublitrao . debility
yearv: - liitt for 4traglast.three
been Able to walk across they
various medicines prescribed by
whicksam.herine relief, she w
table. , lii this Situation she w
when 'I happedvd to call upon,
village, and htd,gave me-a copy " J
tan ; the partial-Ovid-which Ind
medicineoalthoberhad burhtt
ing any,benefitifroni it. The
'Before she had !taken one bon'
boa of pills, able was so far
to accomplish ,post ofher ho.,
tance. Yours, respectf
WARR 3 '
13' For eale,by W. B. MOF
New York. .
For fitrther 4Farticularsof the
Moffat's Gooesamatitan, a
oleo the medicine ; a copy als
pheation .at the stoic of
HAGGERTY,' Pottsville.
Agents for the sale of the
Jan 5,
Pottsville
T" present term commeiiiced on the 7th inst.
under the direction of Mr. , Charles W. p amu
TERMS OF AtiISSION.
There will. be four • terms i, a year, each e ra .
lasting of twciecweeks. Pupilo entering at any time
after the commencement of a 'prtn, and previous to
the expiration of the first fou4 weeks of the term,
will be charged for a whole te*n. .
"Pupils entailing - after the .x.piration of the first?,
four weeks, and before 'the expiration of 8 weeks of
thekepn vitt he charged fur Inn thirds eta term-.
and pupils entering alter !tie expiration of 8
weekp of a term, and before t4e completion ut . the
term, will be Charged for one thltd the term.
For instruction in reading,! Writing, and arith.
metic, $4 per term.
For all or either of the aft
addition of English Grammer
Geonietry and Book
them, $6 per term.
For all or any of the aforesi
addition of tire Catin and
eitherof them,s 8 ; per term.
Jan. 12
Prove all Things I
.which is good.
BELIEVING that the fu
kind, is the Most inter
subject that Can be. presen
every person should freely
privileges of decitling Joni
the folloiving;:works are offer
The discussion between :,
tense,) and Rev. A C Tito
the aaujcint . question, "is t
punishment taught 'in the Bi
ei k u.
Bible tea the doctrine of •
Happin of all minitin.
tweet Rev i :P BILABIAN, (M
&roes, (Unlyereatist,) wheth
less . misery is revealed in t
BALFOUR etnquiry into t.l
the words,.Serot, thou ; TS
translated Hell iq the corn
Ballou's sermons on lea 5
2d Cor. 5-10, 2 Sam. 15 7
Gen, 74, 2 Niter, 3-18, Gala.
and 15, - also in Pamphlet f
Holy . Ghost, Matt 12 13 and
Rom. 6-23, death and jud
28, justice and mercy, Pea,
itef,: Rhmarks on. the Doc
vation, (by -John M. Cro
Hymns. The above Book
be bad of Bimuel Hartz, M
M. Crosland.
Dec 22 : - .
Noti 6 l
LL perions indebted
Christ, deceased, late of
vine, in the County of Sc
quired to make immediate
her at Pottsville, or to Jose,p
who are he by authorised t
all persons having claims
estate of the said decedent,
known the same without de
-S. SI I„
Pottsville,' March 23
Pale -
- EDEPPER:'S (Philadelphi
hhda., fitr sale by
- MILLE
March!
• RE4
NAIL AND IR
H AVE on hand, •
BOILER IRO
SHEET do.
ROUND & SQ
COAL SCREE
FAIL ROAD
Bar Iron of 'any size dm%
Spikes of all sizes, for sale
All sizes Rail Road Ira
"auk, and cot to angles.
REIMS,
Jan 5,1039
To Old C,
PHIL4DELPHIA
PACK!
' THESE Pack!
:phia the 20th
p i• a t Nt: the First Mon 1
Liverpool thel
throughout; the year.
Ship Algonquin, Cap . •
of Fourth month (May.)
Sbip Pocahontas Capta
Twelfth Month -(Decembe.
. Ship MOnongabela, Ca;
Second Month,.(February
Ship Susquehanna, Cap
20th of Thlrd Month (M I
The owtiers have spare!
- these ships, safe and com
passengene and rnerehatni
mammal them in these
of the pu b ic.
an . 1
They are towed op
steam, andiare thus enab
they leriveiport.
Charge for passage to
11135.—in the Steerage, ;
Cabin £34 sterling. Apl
HENRY.;
tIOHN
117 The pnbscriber bits
the MasmCope's Line
pool and PPadelphia, an
money fr those who
in the ol d-country.
The rates of fare will
at the °Mee of the Mine
Jan 6
Scott's
At 25 cent
AFRili supply, of th
just received and fo
Match .23
- Paper
ill BOWAN trill
m-sfsipttetdid assorthte
Borders, ill of which are
he will sell at Philadelp.
April
Shipping an
TIIE IMlAcriber ha s .
Shipping &inks, fo'
ishipping coal, to which
the nitric; Also folio ,
ruled for one month, or
offared to the trade chi
March , 30
and
Pbtainmalls
.
• ttlt the liver wat
t upwards of thr ee
1 1 .,onthe she has not
" • After t rl i nt
different physicians,
given up-taint:a.
a gradually failing,
' your agent in this
r .f the Good Samari.
ced me to try you r
hope of her receir
;.. net surprising.
of bitters and one
covered as to be able
• work without amis.
fly,
PATTERSON.
T,-367 Broadway
above medicine see
of which accotepe.
'cats, be had on sp..
ears. MILLER &
;edicine.
MD
MI
-aid branches,with
Geography, Mathe.
-keeping, or any of
id branches with die
reek lowernages, or
old fast that
ore liestiny of man.
ting mad important
1.. to the mind ; and
i •
ercise the rights and
selves what is truth,
• for sale:
ev. ES ELY, (Preaby.
'
a, (Uiniversalist,)
e doctrne of -endless
L. l e or not.? "or does Ihs
:. e final Holiness and
The Discussion be.,
• odist,) and T Warr.
the docks me of end.
e ecripturce 7
1 a scriptural import of
N, TARIJII, and GIZIELINt,
. on English version."
. lat. These 5-21.
6, Rom, 6 1 and 2,
: 27 and 2-82 Cor. 514
m, the sin against the
32, the Penalty of Sin,
moot, Heb, 9 27 and
2-12, Universalist Be.
ine of Universal Siao
kneo and Streeter's
and -Pamphlets am
!Tie & Brothers, or 1
the estate of Henry
he Borough of Miqrs.
again, ere hereby're.
• yment to the subsen.
Christ at Minersville,
receive the same, and
l r demands against the
are requested to make
y.
Y MAN, Executor.
12—ff
) best Pale Ale is
& HAGGERTY.
9-
I G
N WORKS,
ARE IRON,
n to ordcr. Nails and
I lowest city• prices.
, punched and counter
lIITAKER & CO.'
1-
' i ntryinen:
ND LIVERPOOL
•ta Bail- from Philadel•
of every month, except
4January,) end from
Bth of every month,
n Albert Turley, 20th
n James West, 20th of
Mierkin, 20th
is John W. Mierkelk
h.)
no expence to rends
odious conveyances far
se, and can confidently
aspects to the patrisuP
down the Delaware b 1
,d to go to sea the 61
ivefpool. in the Cabin,
t ; faun Lives:pool in t 1
ly to
ALFROD'aRt.
' alnut street wharf, or
A. BROWN & CO.,
N 0.14 Chesnut street.
been appointed Agent he
f Packets, between Lilo'
` , „will receive the pool'
to send for their'friesk
' ffi Jo afie k
Journal.
aPPIY4
B. FIANNA
1--
Novels.
per volume.
very cheap publication'
salkby BANN .
• 12-
angings•
receive in a few day"-,
t of Paper !Jangler 11,
•w Spring TattereNb w "
is . prices.
14-
Time 800
1 , remind a printed form is
• Colliers and Ago' fol,
he invites the attenChal 5
od `foolscap Time Boob
Iwo weeks, which are lo,
.P. B. HANNAN.