,
I .
1,1- .
I
i
II
IN Ml_
MAKE boiri limited -and perpetual Insurances- on
Brick, Stone or I Frame; BUildings, &ores' Howls
mins; Burns,Stabi s les, Mercha edize,Purniture.and. Prop.
orty or every de criprion, against .loss or damage by
PIRe. I - • ' •
Ithe subscriber haei been appointed AGENT ror the a.
imvemeationtdlnatitntion and is now prepared to make
LXSGWicssapoiLeverydeseription of g ii roper_ty at Li ,
liwesurates. , • 1 pi,,NJAMI, BANDIAN.
Pottiqille.Pelil.27. 1826. • • ; 15
1 4 10DE.ILAWAR.V. COUNTY
.-,lnsifrance .Company.
•
CAPITAL AUTIIORISEO BY LAW, 5250 001
.-• . CHER PERPETUAL.
, •
MAKE both. limited and perpetual Instirancei
Hotels.
on Briclt, Stone or Frame Buildings. .Storea,
Mills,Harnsi Stables. Merchandize. Furnituris
mut Property description,against tosser &on
us by FM.
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
The Delaniare County Insurance company will aleb
Hamra against loss on all kinds of marine risks and
i
glinst the dantag,e or loss upon the rnansportaiion f
goodawareit.nnd•mercatidise by water, or by rail way.
upon territis es Invourableus any other institutiOn.
...Far any further information on the subject ()path.
anee, either against Fire. marine or inland risks.
Apply to j HENRY G: ROBINSON. A eent.
-imy 13 34-tf 4t Schuylkill Haven.;
or WILLIAM B. POTTS. -
At Orwigsburg,
e t'hiladelphia
m:i
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Reading Rail Rand..
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
, 1 Hay 1, 1840.
Hoar. of Smiting of Paßsengtr Traine,
FROM P4iludelphiA at 7A. Ni., and P ,
From Reading at 7} A. M., and 2i P.M. ( ly
Depot inPhiludelph la —enrn.ei of Broad and Che ry
Wools. •_
FARE
let Class;Cars, 50-2nd do, $ '4 109.
The 5 o'xinck Tiain rum) PlDladdpllLa wll eltop
•
for brecAlkiit at Pott*town;i
The mo4.ing Train from Philadelphia. and !the
afternoon Train from Reading, will be accompaied
by Cars, fitted up fur the e.pecnal aceommodatioh o f
Ladies.
jibe
11221
Both• Trains aid
osusl poinik
.Dais of Starting of Freight Trains.
From Philadelphia on ‘N ednesdays and
Saturdays.
From itiuidiog on Tuesdays and rrida vs. 11 • Al
G A. NICOLLS. '
Superintendant Tran.portal i ton.
I
May 2
_ 'KEW'S TO THE AFFLICTED
11N.ager l s & Albrighthi
j' cekarlated Botanic Health 4- Life Preserver
'multi Aftedieine Imo% n for many years ea
i- gee's imedicine has never been' offered to
rine furpale until oflate. the proprietors have
prevailed lapen to offer it for the benefit Of { t
Who, are (shoring under any of the diseases
enurnerat ' . viz :.`• Cancers, Ulcers of the th
and body Liver complaint, :.?pitting of ; 11
Whoopin Cough. Rbee-thatic atketions in the
fed body,iColds of long standing attended will
were pain'ttipon the breast, CrissumetioN in to
cans, where the patient had been abandoned b 2,/
Physician) and pronounced . en incurable ease,
inediehaeluts hid the most wonder 1. , 1 effect. " :
The prciprietqys arc well aware of the nun
mrdicines'onat arc already offered to the p..bo
the,: cure pf some of the above diseases, marl
whichhaip not the slightest effect of performia
tiny timef a cure—but the numerous testirrioi
which have of late been. given to them;by son
the most respectable citizens, shows that there
no lorigert be any doubt as regards the meth
which they now offer, and would say to those
,a
ted—giveltt a trialadher'C'to its directions, air
trill warrUnt a permanent cure.
Certificates of some olthe most remarkable Cures
Can be seen by calling grim. any of the Ageers.. , Di.
rections fr using the medicinewill be found to ac
-f
company each bottle. i
. i AGENTS. 1
1
W. T. Xpting and J. S. C. Martin. Dt.'o;i s to.
Pollovillel Pa. Miller, Shii Illy end Smith, 11:m urg,
Berke Co.,Pa., Moyer & Hushong, Rearrimown.ll, , , n.
cater Co Pa , George Piles ger. My erstow n, ILebn
non Co. Pa., Jacob . Albriei,t, Lancaster, Pa . ' Sam
-
uelltitieti, P. M. Readlni,f, Pu t,
QT Prise $ I per bottle.
July 4,1
SW 41M'S PANACEA,
•
For *pae of Scrofula, or Kina's evil. Syphilis, and
an host & painful. disag:reeabk, and htlherto incurable
affection. restiliine the_refrom. Ilheamatism, (*emus
bores, White Swellings, Diseases of the Liter and Skin.
GencraliDehilliti, 4-c. and all Discasos arising from
Impurity of Blood.
fiNglSlVledieine is particolirly ricommendkd at
this tieason of the scar. as an alterative and a
purifier of the blood. D. gives a tone and V4,1/* to
debilitated constitutions, which invalids are upeon
ecious of ntti they have experienced its effeetF.
'lt brats .reCommendcd in Dmeases where the lunge
and brea t are supposed to be affected, and also
where the constitution is broken down by the se of
Mercury :r Quinine ;
I THU iIEDIGINE hat the singslar fort ne a
Jost tribu a 'to its great merit, of being reecommend.
ed by tit ' most celebrated Practitioners-of Medicine
in the U ited ,tates and Europe; whereas Lot one
of the epu f rfttux mixtures, made in linit anon of it. has
the least
. 6upport float the Medical Faculty. This
.fact offerti an argument so plain and concl.,bive, that
it needs only to be mentioned to enforce conviction.
• Sviabn'aanacea is recommended in all those itival.
ids fu; wl nni Physicians' prescribe So sapa rilla Sy r
op. Ex m
! e&i e.
r t
~.Prepay at Swaftn's Labaratory, Philadelphia.
:Bold by L 13. II inn an, Agent for Schuylkill Coon.
. te,and IlLin S. C. Martin, Druggist, Centre Street
Pottsville .
Itleptettibir 12,
`..4.
r.:—. -. .. --
•To SBoatmen who ship qoal
• ttircct Neu; York.
ag , hsetiber is.prepared at all times with Horace
T
e noptssary Hoisting Machinery to discharge
the Schu !kill Coal Boats immediately on applicatim,at
0010tverit mica. I
— Also; Horses and Hoisting:l'44le to let to thosti ho
dri their Own discharging.
Apply t No. ie. W3Shitigkon , street. near the B.rttioy
•
Apply
•• : Will. T. ANDERSON
Y rk, March 14, 1840. t - -• 31-11
WO* st worms !! worm . !
rwo 'tummy tins° troublesome and ilankerans in
hattants of the Stomach , and Bowels, ,4ihich
so aften :mpair the health and destroy the Hires of
Whit. waa JAYNE'S VERIIIIOOE,
- — carte
,and safe presiretion/for the removall of the
various uals of Worms, Dypepsia, Sour Stomach s
'irrilait •ar Appetite. Infantile/Tever and Agire .and
-iDerililylof the Stotripah and Bowels annd Organs of
111iOtion. - iTo'be had at'plo. 20 South TilL
-.gireet, Philadelphia. and of Wm. T. EpMng. 'and
Clams= & Pepin, Pottavill&i..Priee 50 centa.
f 43-I'y
111=111M
HEE
T 0404.: I /70,e4, 4414 - depencka:Aliaart;:cf
. • .
tiding/LW.
- offer. :a:. capdidate Tut the office cif
•
Mthe edaoingelection;ilnd pledge
to :00'0m' the:o,oi a tiikOrthe sajit'OPee 114,1*itic
my 'ltiktiqe.i • '""
tOr - nod
GEORGE H. trldiTEß;
.'l4Otice.
Feb
1 '
senior',
Penney
stile w
cording
mode a
Jonel
,
__,L ,L - fillechanic ) s_‘__Lien.; , -
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, SS -
4)
„,. s ,Samuel . Ttump, 'ln
I t i eConyt of
a, •1- as. • ICo m _ mon Pleas
VI William Berkhelai - r, -i of iSchaylkill
AV .., -
- I Oatitity, to Oc
-” es ag` • _ I tobo term 1840
I i - ,/ J No. i 60.
VOTICE. is hereby given to all clainiante and
4 .' 1 - others, interested for *sum of 82941 for Car.
penterework done to a. certain building to wit 1 all
that one and a half story Frame• Dwelling House,
sitnate in town of Llewellyn, in Branch Township,
in Ach:Oylkill County, bounded on the North by lot
of Heeli, on the West by the Mine Hill and Schuyl.
kill Haven Rail !oad, now in occupancy of Wil-
Hain Rerkheiser. That a Beire Facies hag been is
sued Upon the Mechanics Lien, entered ufthe Court
of Common Pleas of said County, in tine above sta
ted e4e, and will be returned to October Term 1840,
of said Court.
PETER F. LUDWI
Sherare Office, Orwieeburg,
. Sept. 12th, 1840. .
,__! Alechanic 9 B Lien
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, SS.
I ~t. a - Peter Miller, 1 In th
a a 11,
VS. I Camino
:.. V . ,.. e . Jo' n Hughes, } Scholl
': 44 4 1)
to Oc
' O lO
..., , , % J IMO, r 4
'OTICE is hereby given to 'all el
others, interceded in the sum of :i
hat ceartain two story Stone dwe
back building attached, and lot of
in the town Of Schuylkill Haven, i
Uty, numbered in the general pla
-6 with No. ItiB, that a Scire Fames
i upon the Mechanic's Lien, en
rt ufeciminon Pleas of said County
'ed case, and will be returned to C
H. 18411 of said Crum.
PETER F. LUPW
irifre Office. Orwigsburg,
Sept. 1'..tt1i.1846. i
al/
and
to
Ca
tow
`i *FEAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE
PHOENIX BITTERS.—The high c
•e excellent Medicines have acquired
i t every disease to which the human f
matter familiar with almost even. , inte
4y became known by their fruits—thei
testified for them—they did not tbri
e credulous .
13a
Th,
I cases of Costiveness, Dyspepsia, B.li
,Atf ctinns, AFthma, Piles, Settled Paine
Peters and A gupg, OBsunate Headaches
of tie Fluids, Unhealthy Appoimnce of
OF Debility , the Sickness incident to Ftstl,
cat Health.every kind of Weakness °II
()cans, an i in all general Derangements n
Micines have invariably proved a certai
remedy. They restore viorous health to
Imitated constitutions. A single trial ty
Lite Pills And phm. iz Bitters beyond then
petit,ian, tho estimation of 'very patio t.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. a t WM. B.
MOFFAT'S,Aledlcal Office, 375 Broadw y. New York.
N. B. None are genuine unless they have the fac
simile of John Moffat's signature.
04?" The Life Pills are sod in boxes— rice, 25 cents,
50 cents, and $1 each, according to th size; and the
Plicenix Bitters in bottles, at $1 or $2 ea , with full di—
tections.
aasengers :It
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION—An inter
esting little pamphlet.entaled " Moffht's ledical Man
oal,designed 38 a Domestic Ouide to H Ith—contain
ing accurate informat.on concerning tb most preva
lent disease,2nd the mos , approved rein ies--by WM.
B. MOFFAT " Apply to the Agerue.
Agentx The Life medicines May alsni be had of the
rpi inetpal druzgists in every town throughput the United
States and the Canalas. Ask for AletTato-ife Pills and
Marais Bitters; and be sure that a fax Simile of John
flats r•gaatiire is upon the label of each bottle of
bitters and box of pill,.
Thi.se valitable Medicines are for sal
MI-LLEri R. ti.kGGritTy ,
September 26th. 1840 .
ICTE
rnat
ood,
ien
any
II e
this
RIM
r
of
at
ie of
can
THE sebscriher has now at his Mill (Orchard, ad.
joining Pottsville.) a fine meleeed Drove of
IIOGS, 120tri number, and of all size . The great.
er portion are a mixture of the Yorks f ire and China
breed, a specimen of which, Ore months old,
and weighing from 3 to 4 hundred pi unds may be
seen in pii , sesitlMl of George Deis! r, El. and
Mr. George Stickier, of Pottsiille. The under.
signed towilling to dispose of a part of this drove,
say forty or fifty, if application be ade between
this time and Tuesday r.ext, afier vilhieli day the
remainder vi, ill be Bent to his farm on the Little
Schuylkill. ,
WILLIAM AUDENRIP.D.
September 12 :17—
erne
fHic.
d we
rublic %ale.
o F all th e Schn) lkill County Heal Estate of Pe
"'ter linabb, late of Berks county, 4ece.a.ed.
Will be sold on Monday the f,'.Gth ay of October
( 1-.
next, at one o'clock in the afternoon at the house
of Michael Greiff, in the Borough of Orwigsburg,
the fidlowir.g real ei•tate, to wit:
No. 1. One lot of ground in the B rough of Or.
wigsburg. marked in the general pia i of the raid
town No: 18 ).
No.-2. floe other lot in the same twn No 201.
Nn. 3. The undivided half part of 6 certain tract
of timber lend, situate in Brunswidk township--
about two rinks from Orwigsburg,l surveyed ou
warrant to Henry Orwig, and containing 406 acres,
52 voila and allowance.
I
No: 4. A ine,.suage tenement and' tract of land
situate in Union township in the said ecunty, eon
taioing 400 acres and allowance—being Cattawissa
valley, on Tombichon creek, about One mile from
the rail road, - and is now in the tenure of Charles
thunboch. The improvements ccmist of a log
house and burp; apple orchard and bout 35 acres
of Cleared land. The balance is well timbered, and
when cleared, suitable for culttvation.l
27-ti
No. 5. 400 acres of land in the township of Nor
wegian.-sold by the Treasurer resale! county in the.
year 1820 as the property, of John Stine.
No. 6. 200 acres of land in the township of Pine
obe, sold by the Treasurer of said county in 1820,
as the property of Frederick Graeff.
No. 7. 400 acres of land in the same kransiiip,
sold by the Treasurer of the same co My, in 1620,
as the property of Adam Leis.
i.e
B. 40 acres of land in Lowe Nlahantango
township in the same county, Fold by the Treasurer
in 1822, as the' property of Benjamin *bore.
27-tf
4
Na. 9. 20(1 aeres . of land in Rebuy,
sold by the treasurer of the same cot
as the.propetty of John Stauffer. I
Nn 10 :The undivided half part .
I
land,. in the township of Norwegia
treasurer of the same county in 1820
4y 6f Peter Lehr.
No. 11. The undivided half part o
land in Pinegrove township, sold b
of the, saine.eourity in 1820 as the pri
Adams.
The conditions of sale will be
made known on the day of gale by
JOON D. KfrABB
KNAB:
D VNIEL D. KNABB
Sept. 9, 18411
*-1 New GoodtP.
'Oi
UST received and opened - a cho ce , election of
, Fall and ,M otet Goods, cor.oist:jng in nart, of
ClOthe. Cassiinerea, Sattmets, Plat and Figorcd
Silk Velvety, Stock and c9loored Silk,Chtnteet, and
Ddmestto P rints , rannell;' Winery . &c. together
witti,.e gpOcial assartipapt or Fancy At Domestic
t
t.f.) , ilxida - wlitch irill be ei4d eery chetip.
E. Wt EARL. -
September 19
[ .
Cum
.-
ieitizen. of ScKtylkill County; will attply ,
Legi.lat ure ',of: Penney:rapt/4 at i their,,,neit
for a Britneh of the United States Bank of
crania tit located. in the Borough of Potts.
th a capital .of. -1,000.000 Dallant.i ac—
ts the proviiioni of the law In loqh case.
d provided. )
27 - •26=6iim.
'Notice.
111=33=!=
iliall
siionmet-tz ,,
riptis ., subieribet itOulkpispectfulltAii
bf; tb. - fptibGe to briatudrar
W h ia l e 'temelelOirge tr etni-illiOlbutql* -44 1
-liiitcheWartable - thr &AC!" iniriania;. - - - •atirlf
ells, aitansU
and fit for hinnedisite use. siso,i ' iJ
20 theusand Weather cards,
25 thoniend
Pan nelj /Plink -711.2. Plastering' and ,
Lath. all of which Will be distented - - of, low,
accommodating terms.. - 11. A. t
Febls • 1 ‘ . '
, .
lap ~. PERSONS wishTg, to pay their pas
, wi
:cp ~.sage for their friends in the Did Coun r
p - t * ii - N" - ' l r4. tan have their buFiness emended to
-..:22 ,
: r. by spplytagio l ,4 1 - ':l3. BA NAN.
' . Miners' Janina office.
His rates of Fare from LitterpOol to ew York
is $l7, and SlB including Hospital. Monty--Chil•
dren tinder 10 years ofage half price
March 1,4 • - - ','
1
T. C. & W. iPollOck,
lIAVE )ust received a New and EN( ant emir
ment or Fall and Winter Gooda, consisting o
Broad, Beaver, Pilot and Bdffalo Clothe, Cassi
mares, and Sattinets.
Merinoes French Chintzes, Calicoes, de
Lanes, Sh alias.
Brootia,,Merinoe, and Woollen Shawlaidz
Black, Satin, and Bombazine Stocks.
Blankets, 'Fick in, Canton Flannel', Br. and
BL Nl:uslins, Country Flannels, tk..c.J
Hosiery And Gloves, Looking Glasses, Waiters, &c.
With a general assortment of Hardwa re, Queen
and Cedar Ware, Nails and Spikes.
Wrought and Hursehue Nails , Anvilapind Vices
American, English, Blister; Cast, Shear ,and Ger,
man Steel..
All of which will be disposed of at , he lowest
prices.—Call and See
Nov 23
, Sheriff.
37-4 t
e Coon of
Pleas of
in County,
ober Term
o. 75.
• A' E'
DRUG STORE.
THE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public in !moral, that
-.L -- ;f;, he has . just received and opened an as.
sortment of genuine and fresh
DRUGS, 3IEDICINES. CHEMICALS AND
DYE STUFFS,
imants and
1 4 dollars, in
ling houses,
ground situ
n Schuylkill
of the said
has been is.
ered in the
in the above
etoher Term
ingather with a variety of Perfumem and Fancy
Artieleo. and en as.ortrnent of PATENT MEDI.
Cl NES ouch as
Bateman's Drops, Godfrey's Cordial,lTurlington's
Balsam, Dlobv's Carminative, Balser* De Malts,
British Oil, Harlem Oil, Opedelduc, Worm Tea,
ecker'e Eye Salve, Lee's Antibllious pilla, Themr
son's Eye Water, Gokien Tincture, 'fetter, Ring
Worm and Itch Ointment, Barber's celebrated
Horse Powder, &c.
All of which are offered for sale very low.
G, Sheriff•
37-4 t
'ILLS AND
• lebrity which
in curing al
, inels liable,
ligent perion.
good works
e by the faith
0" engagerd't he services of en EXPER
ENCED DRUGGISTirom Philadelphia, he feels
confidence in wanting the public that PuesiciAN's
PRESCRIPT/ON3 will he carefully and accurately cool.
pounded at all hours. Neither pains or expense
have been spared in procuring the beet selection of
articles, and he hopes by attention and care to ment
and recieve his share of public patronage.
us and Liver
Rheumatism,
imvure State
'e Skin, Ncr
ale; in Deli
the Digestive
Health, these
in and speedy
the most ex
ill place the
each of corn-
JOHN S. C. MA STN.
Centre Street—neat to Mahantango
Pottsville heb. 22, 1840. •
Wetherill X. leroOlier,
AT THE. UkD STAN
No. 65 NORTH FRONT &TWEET.
TIMER DOORS FROM Tin CORNEA ,or ARCM ST
/N Pll ILA DELPIIIA
IVI L V U F ACTU R EliS OF
White dry and i CaloMel, '
gioun in 06
S Red Precipt, '
Iced • Lead, White do- '
Litharge, ----.
Vitriol Alb.
Chronic Yellow, Sulp. Quinine
do Green - Tart. Emetic
do Red Ether Sulph. -
?stein Yellow do ' Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic'
Copperas Loner Caustic
01. Vitriol Corn. do '
Aq. Fortis Acet. Morph3i
Muriatic Acid Sulph. do
Epsom Salts Lac. Sulphui
Tart. Acid ' ()pi. de IN arc'ot.
Sup .Carb. Soda Kermea Mineral
Corros, Sub. Mere. Ethioper do.
ltefiners ofChamphor,Sal Nitre,Brinistone,Roras.&c.
Offer for sale the above mentioned a rticlectogether wii h
a general assortment of Paints. Drugs and Dye Stuffe,
and every other article in the Chernicakand Medicinal
line.
by Messrs
Pousville.
EOM
Heing,:manitfcturers of all the articleS enumerated un
der the above head, they pledge themselves to supply
their friends and the public on the most reasonable
terms.
Window and Picture Glass, from 6;8, to 24 30.
Oct 21 1837 48-
Paints, Oil,. Glasss,-&c.
ILST received and for sale at the Drug; Store o
the subscribe'.
White Lead—dry ano:ground in Oil,
Red Leti'd, Spanish Brown,
Black Lead, I. brume Green,
Black Paint, Chrome Yellow,
Green Paint, Yellow Ochre,
Copal Varnish, : Windsor Glass,
Linseed Oil, Japan Varnish,
Spirits Turprmine, Venetian Red,
Paint Briishes, &e.
Also en assortment of Drop, Medieires, Chemi
cals, Dye Stuff's, Patent Medicines, dec.
JOHN S. C. MARTIN,
Centre St., next door to Mahan.ango St
June 13 2-4
Shamokin Coal Land
FOR SALE.'
&I NF: undivided half part of two tracts of land,
'to situate on Shamokin Creek, Northumberland
county, State of Pennsylvania, in the warranted
names of John Brady, and; Robert Gray, containing
•eight hundred and sixty•eight acres end allowance,:
these lands are adjoining' the flOuriq.hing town of
Shamokin, (destined to become a second Pottsville)
they abound with both the red ash and the white
ash coal; and on the lower tract iron ore, of the kid.
ney species, has been found in considerable quanti.
ties. The Poitsvipo and Danville railroads rune
nearly through the -middle of both tracts, and is in
complete order tram Sunbury to the centre of the
gray tract, thus giving them the command of all
the markets nn the Susquehanna, (and now that the
canal is finished to the tide. water) of all the
markets on the Chesapeake.
This property is offered for sale, to close the
estate of the late Colonel Francis Johnston, by
A. W. JOHNSTON, Executor,
No. 7, Clinton . Square, Chesnut street,
West of Broad.
Philadelphia Feb. 8 6
Fancy . Dying and Scouring.
subscriber, thankful for past favors
- 111 - would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally, that he still coptirues the above
b un i nep ,,, i n a ll I t s various branches at his old stand,
in Centre Street, Pottsville; and, is now prepared
to cleanse or color every descriptiOn of Silks, Calicos
Merino's, Cloth Coats, Pant ' , &e.i&e. on the shoves
notice. His work he promises, shall be done to the
satisfaction of his customers, csqrwise no charges
will be made. AUGUTUS EH LEH.
August 8,
tkill township,
city. In IM.,
400 acres of
Bold by the
as the proper-
200 acre• of
the treasurer
perty of John
l easonable and
EaacuToaa.
:RUST received and for stile by
110 E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
August 1, 31—
Leiter and Cap ll'a per.
. .
.200 RE:4516 No. 3 , Latta! (plain;)
. 56 do do 3do j ruled,
150 do do 2 do, do and plain,
50 do do 1 do ! plain,
...NUM....
~ 150 reams No. 2 cap. Oda, for mile atme
ty kis , pace* by , , 4
~.- E. E10E! WAY,6r., Co.'
vimea•Aterchants. iota Frn •9
i at.
Philadelphia, August 8, 1 32
=MINEEMMME
g11 , 4'
itt•
jOilritrit
BUS
e: nroios the
OLfb
NEW STORE:
EAST SIDE,
Picked Lobsters.
' 1- 8'• •• iiii i i"pritusiness.
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” Nielar'lDßllo STORE.
Tag POssliber returns -bur grprefol
'Stlieirientit'tri'tho citizens - of-TMWilli • arid
Othersi who' atrprwd kratard to.bia. assistant*: after
the loSs of biti - propertpby- fire', in Peeembei 'bust.
and wool& also4eqtrain! them and the publlc'giem
Orally, --that he ; his: , again" einnmenred the Dreg.
Basiweisin the house formerly, occupied byCharles
W. Clemens, in Centre Street, in the borough of
Pottsville, where may atways be had,tv general as
sort Mint, it
Driygs, , : 'Medicines,
Paints,'Oils
- Gldss Dye Slain
And every other article in the aboveo line, whirl) he
is disposed to ,sell on,very low and accommodating
terms.
N. B. '0:1" Physician. prescriptions carefully put
up at the shortest notice..
ingling
and on
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Palmlle, Meg 30,1838.
Pascal iron Works. Ware.
house.
No. 77 South Third Street, S. E. corner Waltu
PHILADELPHIA.
•Itorris, Tasker Morris,
IRON Founders, and Manufacturers of Coal
AL Grates, Furnaces, Kitchen fiances, Bath Boil
erg, Perpetual Ovens, &c. Welded Wrought Iron
Tubes; for &tam, Gas, Hot Water. &e.
Davy's Safety Lamps
of the best Construction.
'Patterns for the Foundry received, and castinga
delivered at the Warehouse, Third & Walnut St.
Philadelphia. -)
September 26. 1838. 75—tf
FRESH GOODS!!
_TUST opened a large and splendid aupplyof season
‘-r ably Goods. comprising a general assortment of
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
LIQUORS,
H. 4 RD WARE.
FISH, PLASTER,
CHEESE, SALT,.4v.
All of which will be sold cheap for cash or ex
change for country produce. at the Store of
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
goon! Carbnn. Nov 23
1 47-
Justice's Dockets.
Nil EMI and Foolscap, full and hail hound Dockets
/Ur on hand and for sale cheap, at the B:ndery of
the subscriber. B. BANNAN.
*peal 4 . 14
• Lumber, Lumber.
75.000. IS and 20 inch Joint ' Shingles,
311,000 Lap Shingles,
10,000 feet, inch Poplar Boards,
Also White and Yellow Pine Boards,
Scantling, Plastering, Lath, &c.,
Constantly for sale on reasonable terms at the
Store in Centre street.
april 25
Davrs safety Lamps,
`"-+''F the beet construction, and most approved kind
also makes new gooses to old lamps, and other
epairs done atrthe subscriber's Clock and %Vatch
Maker Shop, in Centre street, Pottsville.
June 1 29-tf JOSEPH COATSWORTH.
Pottsville
•
MARBLE MANUFACTORY.
,I vfJE subscriber begs leave to inform the initab
tante) of this place, and the surrounding country.
that he has on hand, and intends keeping a large
and well selected quantity of Marble Monuments
for graves—and would invite those wishing to pur
chase to give him a call, as he eitsures them that he
will sell as cheap as they can be procured any where
in the State, and as well engraved; which will be
done in either English or German, Scotch, Irish, or
Welsh language or the dialect.
June ISAAC TAYLOR. Jr.
15 24
Part Clinton Foundry
FOR S ALE.
W ILL be sold at private •sale, the FoLndry
pleasantly situated at Port Clinton. &buy lk ill
county, on 'very reasonable terms. This Foundry
is at the commencement of the Little Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Rail Road, now making. and
will in a short time be one of the , best situation.
in the country to do a large business For terms
&e..apply to
PARKE & TIERS,
iron Founders, Philadelphia.
ur ISAC MYERS,
Port Clinton
C-6:1
E. A. Hathaway & Co" .
COMI4SSION AND COAL MERCHANTS
No 13 Silulh Front Street,
Philadelphia.
(Wharf foot of South street, Schuylkill )
May 23 21—tf
NEW STORE.
THE subscribers would inform their friends and
the public that they have established them
selves in business, in the Store formerly occupied
by Messrs. T. & W. Pollock, adjoining Messrs.
Clemens & Porcine Drug Store, where they offer
for sale a general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Teas,
- Wines,
Liquors,
Queensware,
• Glassware and.
Hardware,
MI of which they ore disposed to sell on the moat
reasonable terms for cash; as they intend to do an
exclusive cash business. The public are invited lo
call and examine their Goods and prices before pur.
Chasing elsewhere.
E. Q. & A. HEN DERSON.
Mavl6.. 20—
. Fog Sale.
To Iron Manufacturers.
THE Suhsci iber having obtained the assignment
from Mr. George Crane for a minder of Fur.
nnces, and holding also the patent of the late Dr,
Geisenhainer for the same. to smelt Iron Ore with
Anthracite Coal, and retaining the exclusive right
of said patient to manufacture Mullin* Iron. and
Steel, is prepared to grant licenses for the Manche.
ttire of Iron. Applications to be made to ‘Villiam F.
Dean, Esq., at Pottsville.
Jan. 4
rirSHE Valley FOrnace, some time ago arranged
-IL for smelting Iron Ore with Anthracite Coal,
with an excellent and powerful Steam Engine at
tached to It. The furnace is situate four miles from
Port Carbon, up the Schuylkill Valley Rail Road,
on the Valley Furnace land.
These landi.crosaing the whole of the Schuylkill
Coal range, contain all the different coal veins or
strata of coai of that celebrated:Coal region, a num.
ber of which have been opened; and some of them
are Low worked. There is also' plenty of Iron Ore
upon the land, some of the Veins of which have been
opened; the favorable location and facilities already
created inspire the hope of makidg Iron at the very
cheapest rate.
To a good tenant the conditions wonld be made
easy. For terms apply to
- WILLIAM F. DEAN.
Pottsville July 18 . 2 9 —lf
Festitals &Fasts'.
A Sash sop*, jaet received sod for sate by
11.' BA N NA N
=MIIS3IMM=
WM. T. EPTING.
SAMUEL HARTZ.
17-
F. W. GEISSENHAINER
To be Let.
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WEIL_ Evan'
Carnonik PillB titres -
ea c timirtgition,'CoCighi; 'and '
Ie'FRVOUS diseases, liver comptaint, - 41yolpepsia
+. l O billions diseases: ptielculeenq remote weltiitiolis"
mot all cases of hvpochondriacism, low
pitaticin of heart. nervous irritability, nervous areak
uesit: Qooralbus,seminal wealtnee* indigestion, loss
of appetite. heartbvirn. getteraldehility. bodily weak.
choloris or green sicknexis, flatulency. hySteri.
hysttrics; headaches. hiccup, sea sick.
Deis bight mare, rheumatism. asthina, tic doulou•
reps; cramp. siasmodic affections, and those who
are victims to that most excruciating disorder, Gout,
will find relief from their sufferinge, by a course of
Dr. Evans' medicine.
' BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Cantion.—Be particular in purchasing to Fee
that the label of this Medicine eenteino a notice of
its entry according tt Act of Coypus. And tie like
wage particular in obtaining them at 100 .Chatham
street, New• Yot k, or from the
Regular Agent.
BANNAN, Pottsville.
Of whom also may be obtained,
Dr. Evans, Soothing Syrup, (lor te thing„)
Dr. Evans' Fever and Ague Pins,
Dr. Good's Female Pdh,
The Baron Von ['nichtlet's Pills.
The above invaluable Medicines are sold Whole
sale and Retail ta 100 Chntham Street, New York,
3 South Seventh Street. Philadelphia. 30 Curet:ill
Boston, Mass. And the following Agents:—
B. Hannan, Pottsville, Hamilton & Grier7dirlisle,
Wm. Bell, Harrisburg, Wm. Rarnside, Lock huven,
John Wind, Lancaster. D. S, Clarke, Erie, J. P
Olmstead, Bethany, B. Campbell & Co. Waynesburg•
Horatio L. Pierce. Carbondale, J. W. Dune:to, Bed
ford, (Hugh Artera, Irwin & Arlberg.) Pittsburg,
C. Christman, Mauch Chunk, Eland & Kirtland,
liousdale, B. Bright, Allentown.
aTREMOVAL. , —Dr. Wm. Evans has removed
his office in Philadelphia for the sale of his Canto
MILS and A PPERIENT SYRUP, for children Teething, to
No. 3 South Seventh, corner of Market Street, where
all business connected with the sale of his Medicines,
will in future be transacted ; and where the above
medicines may always be had GettutNE.
N. B.—The principal Office is at No. 100 Chat.
ham Street, New-York, where Communication by
Letter, are requested to be made direct.
rBEWARE OF COUNTERPEITS:ja
Jon. 11
ATTENTION BALD HEADS
No Apology for Wigs.
gi F all the remedies ever devised torthe restore
'LP nun and preservation of the Hair, nothing has
been found equal to Aliberes Oleaginous Hair Tonic
It seldom fails to restore the hair to health and beau.
ty. Many who were bald three months ago, can
now exhibit luxuriant heads of hair by the use of it.
Copy of a letter from Dr. S. S. Fitch.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1838
Dr. JAYNE—Dear Sir: I fed that I can hardly
lay enough to you in favor of Alibert's Hair Tonic,
sold by you. My hair had been fulling off about
wo years. and had become very thin, threatening
peedy baldness, when I commenced using ibis rem
cly. In about one week it ceased to fa I off. I
aye used it now about three months, attd have as
ull and thick a head of hair as 1 can possibly desire.
I have recommended its use to a number of my
friends, who all speak well of it. If faithfully ern
played, I have no doubt of its general success.
may add that before using the Tonic, I had tried al.
most all the various articles employed fur the hair
such as the Macassar Oil, all the different prepare
lions of bear's oil, veg.table hair oil, &c. wlthou
experiencing m,..ch, if any benefit.
Respectfully yours,
_ _ _
S. S. Fricti, No. 172 Chesnut street
Copy of a letter from C. C. Pork, Pastor of the Bap
tint church at Haddonfield, N. J
Haddonfield, February 12, 1833
Dr. P. Jayne—Sir : I take pleasure in informing
you that the bottle of Alihert's Hair Tonic which I
obtained of you last October, has proved most vans.
factory and successful. My hair had for a lung
time been exceedingly thin. But for two or three
years paid it had so fallen out, that my head had be.
come almost entirely bald. I was under the neces
say of concealing the baldness by combing the hair
on the sides of it. But now after using about hall
of a bottle of the Tonic,l have asluxuriant a growth
of hair as I ever had. C. C. PARK.
The Rev Leonard Fletcher, Pastor of the Baptist
church at Great Valley, Pa., who had been more or
le.s bald for many years, u-ed three bottles of the
Hair Tonic, and has a fine growth of new hair, nv.
er all that part of his head where be was before
bald, writes—
"My hair is growing finely, 1 assure you."
L. FLETcu Eft
Westchester, Pa., March 2, 1839.
Mr. Bond, one of the Compositors in the office of
the Philadelphia Public Ledger,who bad lost nearly
all his hair Iron 'lathe top of hi. held, has had it
e.omplrtely restored by the use of this Tonic. Two
Officers of the American Navy hnd good heads of
hair restored to them by using five bustles each of
this Hair Tonic, one of whom was over sixty years
of age. Four gentlemen connected with the public
press in Philadelphia, have also had their balloess
removed by using this remedy. The Rev Mr. Park.
er, Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Delaware
county, Pa., who was completely bald over all the
top of his head, and was also becoming considerably
gray, has used only two bottles of this tonic, arid
has not only a luxuriant growth of new hair .upon
his head, but all the gray hairs have disappeared,
and their places have been supplied by healthy heir
of a natural colour. Finally, nine cases of baldrics:
out of every ten, may positively be removed by a
faithful application' of this invaluable rernedy.—
There is, therefore, now no excuse for a baldhead.
Prepared only by Dr D. JAYNE, sole proprietor,
No. 20, South Third street, Philadeiphi. Price $1
a bottle.
The abcve valuable flair Tonic may he bad in
Pottsville, of Clemens & Parvin, and of Wm. I'. Ep.
tine, and J. C. Martin.Drurgisis.
W here also may be had Jaynis' Expectorant and
Caimina:ive Balsam—the most valuable family
medicines that have ever been known.
Jan 11
Dr. Leidy's .11rdicalecl Extrac( of
Sarsaparilla.
To the World.
F you wish to make use n" Sarsaparilla, be advised to
try DR. LEK Y S MEDICATED EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA. It is positively the strongest pre
paration in existence, one bottle alit (which costs but
one dollar) being equal to one gallon of Syrup, as it is
usually prepared in the shops, and equal to two bottles
of any other extract. Dr. Leidy begs leave to state that
he himself prepares it, and can consequently vouch for
its strength. Numerous Physicians throughout the U
nited States,givo it the preference Over all other prepa
rations of Sarsaparilla, both from the fact of its superior
strength (consequently efficacious when employed) and
from the circumstance of its being prepared by a rcgu
lar Apothecary ar.d Physician, attested by Dr'. Physic,
Chapman, •Jaslison, Horner, Gibson, Deti - ees, James,
Coxe, &c. &.
It is useless here to name the numerous affections
wherein Sarsaparilla is considered the sore Specific.
Suffice it to say, it is recommended by' all Physicians
throughout the world, in diseases of Skin, Bones, Liver.
&c , and particularly all diseases produced by impurities
of the blood, and animal fluids. As a purifier of the
blood, it is at all times (and particularly in the S;:ring
and Fall) invaluable in warm climates, throughout the
Summer Season no person should neglect using it occa
sionally Numerous certificates and recommendations
from Physicians, and others accompany the directions.
For sale by B. HANNAN.
Sole agent for Schuylkill county.
June 6 23—tf
Chess Alen,
JUST received and for Bale by
BANNAN.
June 20, 25
Very superior old Poril Wines
P URE Grape Juice Port. old Royal Company
Port, •do Port Wine direct from Oporto, for
safe by, MILLER .& HAGGERTY.
June 27'
WM. EVANS, M. D
Hosierk and itillevti
LADIES, black and ihittiernbroldered
Olio black and white do. black and
Silk do.. white and -nableaclied openwork
broidered cotton de, plain white and nab
black and white Merino do. plain, and ri
Cotton do. . •
Algo,-Mistres white, unbleached apd.mi ••
do. or varionsintes, together - with,aleigo, - 1 '
of Geots, Silk.. Raw Silk. white Aniltinkle
ton, and mixed-cotton i Heim,: and: i ivery 1
quality of Ladies and Gentlemen's Glove'
pale cheap by • ," 'E. 144.
, .
June 27 .
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HUNT'S -110TASIVIO
INTERESTING AND APPLICAR
.: .THE AFFLICTED,
with Diseases of the Stomach, Or eiVela;
r t T
Such as DYSPEP S IA . either Chronic or Casna
under the worst symptoms of restless' ese, Low
nese of Spirits, and General Emotiati a; CON
SUMPTION. Whether orthe Lungs or. Liver
LIVER AFFECTIONS; JAUNDIC . both INV
iary and Spasmodic, COSTIVEN ESS• WORMS
uf every variety—R II EUM A rim'. whe her Acute
or Chronic -- together with GOUT, SC OFULA.
Pains in the Head, Rack , Limbs, end ide,. TY.
PHUS FEVER. SCARLET FEVII, Putrid
Sore Throat, FEVER and AGUE, 'pasmodme
E.
Palpitations of the Wart and Arteric , Nervous
Irritability, Nervous Weakness, Hyst ries, Tit
Douloureux. Crain pa, Female Obstructi ns, Heart.
burn, Headache, Cough, the Common or Humid
and the Dry or the Whoopitit; ASTHI% lA, Gravel
and Dropsy.
The Blood has hitherto been considers.
rics and others, as the great regulator of
system, and sucli ts the devotedness of th,
to that erroneous doctrine, that they co
selves with the 'simple possession of this
opinion, without enquiring ii.to the prim.
from whence Life, health, and Vigof e
vice versa. pain, sickness, disease and d
so with Ds. norm whose extensive 're
practical experience so eminently qualify
profession of which tie has been one of t •
ful members. lie; contends—and a MOM
lion will convince any reasoning mind o
nest of his views—that the stomach, liy
'
associated organs are the primary and g
tdrri of health, and that the blood in ver
stances is dependent nn these organs, an
me ticine reaches Til E ROOT OEIII E
the superficial:a nodynes usually prescribe
as foils to cover the ravages of deed-rook
Under these convictions, at the expense
close application, the doctor has discove
one whi.rie searching powers arc irresisti
prescribing, it is with a knowledge of i
radical cure in the various diseases
nted, even if applied in the most critic.
he does not intend to prescribe to
. nrmrs BOTANIC PIL
a supernatural agency, although from pt
within the knowledge of hundred., he i.
shew, that when every other earthly rem
given up,
HUNT'S BOTANIC PIL
have never been known to hill in effecting two very
gratifying results, Vint of raining front the bed of
sickness and, diseaoF those who have tested their ell
eacy, and.titus amply rewarding .Dr. Hunt for' his
long and anxious study to attain this p erfection in
the HEALING ART.
The extraordinary success which hatii'attended the
use of HUNT'S BOTANIC PILLS, isithe best crit
erion of their supefior virtues. They liave been the
means of raising a host of languishing patients
from the bed of affliction, as is clearly evinced in
the tbllowing
CERTIFICATES.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion EffeetualN Cured
Mr. Wm. Tucker, having lately be4o restored to
a sound state of health, through the efficacy of DR.
HUNT'S BOTANIC PILLS, thinks itan indispen
sable duty to state certain facts relati frt. to the die
ease under which lie had so long st.ffered. The
symptoms were—a painful obstruction, with a con,
slant rejection of flood, head ache, palpitation of the
heart, lowness of spirits, a troublesonie dry cough,
dizziness, tightness at the chest and; difficulty of
breathing, almo'st constant pain in tlfe side, loins,
and shoulders, accompanied with much languor and
debility. These afflictions, together with en unusual
degree of flatulence, brought nn such a state of ex
treme weakness, as to prevent him Horn attending
to hi+ busines, and his health appearo lost beyond
recovery. Ms friends and relatives became alarm
ed at the melancholy prospect, and striongly recom
mended HUNT'S BOTANIC PlLL—they were
administered, and in a. few days prods ced astonish
ing relief, and finally realized a perti et restoration
to sound health. WILLIAM TUCKER.
Liver Complaint, with much Deran
Nervosa System I
Mr. inahua Roberts was afflicted ith a billions
and nervous disease to an alarming degree, being
attended with all the distressing syr pima which.
affect a relaxed constitution, viz —A ick head-ache
loss of appetite, giddiness in the lie. d, pain in the
sto midi after eating, usual tremors shifting spas
modic pains in every part of the buy, cold chilli
sallow complexion, costiveness, and constant dul
pain in the right sine, which often In uctd the must
dreadful debility • indeed, her hough he was afflic
ed with evrry internal complaint the;human body is
liable to. lle was generally making trial of various
remedies, all of which were equallyfi unless, ante
he had recourse to Ilimt's Botanic rills, from th•
superior virtues of whictrnedicine hit. health is per
teed) , re.eFtahli-hee, and:i's now ebb to pursue his
employment free from pain or diseas
JOSHUA ' OBERTS.
Au extraordinary case' of Rheumatic , accompanied
with Diarrhea and Nervous Jebilily.
Mr. Joseph Hart, from being- expO ed to cold, was
attacked with a most painful Rheuitatic complain:
v‘
in the head, and neck, filch conti tied with die•
tressirig violence for several months. The principle
symptoms were—a swelling and excruciating pain
of nil the joints, and an entire loss of their use; both
the pain and the fever generally cuff red an increase
in the evening. The pair.s were i creased on the
slightest motion, and were more sevkre in the night
time. A constant diarrheca, whiell produced its
general consequences—flatulency, loWness of spirits,
and general wasting of the body. lie was indeed so
extremely ill that his medical attendant could not
possibly give the least hopes of his recovery; and it
was generally e believed by hie relatives and friends
that all the medicines or treatment in this world
conld not give him any relief. But, seeing an ad •
yeti isement on Hunt's Botanic Pills,ibe was directed
by an Almighty Providence to use them ; he did no,
and after a fortnight they prot!uced a favorable
change. and he is now a healthy and strong man.
JOSEPH HART.
An interesting me of Lowness of Sii . (rile, with a ri.
olenl Spasmodic Affection.
Mr. Francis Caldwell war - afflicted ,for several years
with extreme debility, together withia train of aymp.
toms generally termed nervous affections, and
which. perhaps, it would `)e impossible tnr the pen of
the most learned physicians 'to describe. In this
case the spasms in the stomach weroso frequent and
excruciating as nearly to deprive; him of reason
pains in the limbs, extending even to the ,fingers
and toes, flatulence, sickness at the, stomach, and 4
general agitation of the whole system, insomuch that
a common mci lent rendered the mind timid and sp.
prehensive. In order to remove these dia•ressing
symptoms, and restore the constitution to its former.
energy, a large portion of medical s=kill had been oz•
boosted without any advantage ; change of air, and
other remedies were 441441 unava ding, and the mind
and body appeared to be devoted to a ruthless dis
ease. In this hopeless and languid situation, Mr
Caldwell was recommended to malte triakof Hunt's
Botanic Pills, the effects of which ;were visable in a
few days, and by a continuance iof the midicina
(according to directionsN) his. strength became com
pletely restored, and a sound. star of health, was
happily established.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
porticii!ar in purchasiag, to ses
dist the label of this Medicine contains a notice o
its entry according to Act of Congress. And bent!.
wise partiellar 1n obtaining them st 100 Chatham
street. Nes/iamb, or from abe
•• REGULAR ADEN', ,
BANNAN.
meELwEEI
Feb 29
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