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=OE
I
ESE
ISt on,
.kv.M.Briek. StOt.- -- "JP. dOteli
Barns.Siahies. hieranki izeTFormaire. and. Prop.'
emir of etery doscription, against loss ordamage
FIRE. '
' The subscriber bisbeen appoinied AGIENT fortis 2.1
batome alien cd rnstitntion and is now prepartnito make;
Insuswicia 'apon eve!, deseriptionof p_rotir.st the,
in vest - " ' BA NAN.
Pousrilre:Feb.27. 1836 . _
.1 15
- _
Tut'. tot4A Iv 4 nE COUNTY
InstsreitsecCompany.
CAPITAL ArTITORISED BY LAW. $250 001 i,
-CHARTER PPETUAL.
R
llit AK F:botli limited nd- perpetual inrarances
LTA on Brick:Stone or Fmme,Buildings. Stores.
Hotels, Mills. Writs, Stablus. Merchandis=e. 'Furniture
and Prtinerty oterpryflasc,iption,against lossor dui:t
sap brFIRE. -1 ''' ,t 1%.
..._ MAREN,BI4I 4 III,44V4.AND INb'URANCE. - '
The Delaware Ceutity Inturapco company wtII akto
insure agitinst 'Use on all It`nds of marine risks, and . It.
gainst the damage tir lass pon the transportation Of
gpods.uares, and mercand se bywater. or by rail way.
upon terms as - favourable a any other institution.
For any rurtltur information on the subject of incur
ance. either against Fire itarine or inland risks.
Apply Ca i ! HENRY G. ROBINSON. Arent.
July 151 134*.tf- = At Schuylkill Haven. '
' I =!...... t ' oOr 4 WILLIAM B. POTTS.
1 At Orwigsburg.
i .
Well gees . Albright's
..to CelOralel Botanic Sala 4 Life Prtserier. -CI)
11111111: Medicine k 'lion? for many years as, Yea
-IL gees me icine hinvever been offeged , to the
• public fur sale until nflatd. the proprietors have been
/
prevailed opt % to offer ii for,
the bene fi t of those.:
who are laboting under ny nf the diseases here
enumerated, Viz: "Can ers, Ulcers' of the' throat
and. body, Liver comp aint, Spitting of Blood.
ii
Whonpingenegli.lthecunctic affections in the head
antibodil Colds,pf• lon gstanding attended with se
vere pain! upon thq,tieagt, Cnriscitrnon in many
cases. where !Impatient ii ad been6abandoned by the
Phydiciark an pronoond an incurable-case, thin
medicine has bakthe m oot wonderful effect."
The prOprietors are we I awar§of the numerous
medicines' thal arc alread offerea to the public for.
the cure,tif some of the above diseases . many of
which hove not the slight it effect of performing at
any limn, a cure—but t te., numerous testimonials
which hate ofilate' been ivcn to them, by some of
the niost,r l espectahld citi ens, shows that there can
no loner ; tic I any dealas regards the: medicine
which the y nod offer. an would say _to those afilic.
)
ted—givOit a aria: --adh re to he directions, and we
will warrant e' permit= .cure. -
. Certifidiites lof some ofhe moat remarkable cures
ean . be se ' ti calling up n any of the Agents. Di.
by .
I )
rections f?r Tv tn
rheeAleitie will be found to ac.
Company ,eac bottle. ki'
.) 1 AriRNTS.. '
W. T. Misting and .1.:IF. C. I d agrifigists,
- !-Pottsville;` Pa. Ali Iler, R a amburg,
Berlisiflo.l Pa.j . Moyer & ong. wn. Lan.
caster Co 4 Pa I, George P eager. Myerstown. Leba
non Co. IT a.. Kicnb ; , Albi chi, Lancaster, Pa., Sam.
uel Ritter ; P. M. Readm Pa.
ilk
07 Pricel 1 per,bottl
~ . .
'lnky 4.1' l.;'
' S* UPS IP ANACEA, .
Ajax - Cure of Scrofula, et King's evil. Syphths. and
4.- ashen i/poinful.disarreabk, and hitherto toeuredde
afectiaaa' r attar' therefroni. Rheumatism, Uleerotis
--Vora, ll'Ail e spellings, Diseases of the Liner and Shin
GeherarDehi iv, Ike. ana all Diseases arising from .
lezparit.of loaf. '• 1.
e)
rirldiS , ledicine , is Particularly recommended at
'MI' this aeatinn of the vi.ar, as an alterative and a
,purifier or the bland. Jit gives a tone and vigor.to
debilitated : constitutions, )which invalids are uncon.
ecious.of lintit they have! t extierienced its effeets.
Ilia also recommended in Diseases where the lungs
and breait a e iiipposed to be affected, and also
-where the constitution in-broken down by the use of
Mercury "iir Quinine; ~
THIS MEDICINE, has the singular ihrtune a
just tribuie tolits great merit, of being reccomMe ‘ pd.
osi by the morit celebrated Practitioners of Medicine
in the United 'States an " turope ; whereas Lot one
of the sfoirloos mixtures , nade - in imitation of it has
the least supriort Vona 4 i_Medical Family. This
I
facttiffari an rgument i plain and conclusiver o that
it !tie& only obe merit: ned to enforce conviction.
Swaim:S. Pan- cca is rem, mended to all those invol.
ida far - Whom Physicianspreleribe Sarsaparilla Syr
'tips; Extracts, &c. ' ' -
Prepared_ t Swaim's ,Labsratory. Philadelphia.
ti,
Sold by S. Banna gent for SchuylkiliCoun.
1 1
ty; and John .C. Martip, Druggist, Centre_.Street
l'ottaviller. , .s.
September
ME
CM
To Sok4lkill 80,
- direct-to
rIPHE stibleilber is prep
-IL and the necessary llon
the Schuylkill Poe' Boats
the lowest rate
' Also, Hontet
Trish to do they
Apply at No,
,
New 'York, blttreh 14,1
and Hoist''
own (Hach ,
12, Washi
1 liVornis . WO • 1 81! worms ! !
! . I . .
nlo ratßove 'these troublesome and dangerous in
1s- habitants of the Stomach and irOwels, which
13
o-often Witte r.the , healt and destroy the lives of
hiidren, u4g, 4.4 YNE'S TONIC - "VERMIFUCE,
• , 'certain and siafeMeipar . i ion for the removal of the
a - rinus kintit iif,Wornis„Dittroeptu, Sour Stomach,
*sot Of A'pri,ttite, Info .titoVelyerand Akue and
IlDobility.of tlieStortaCh nil- toWelvinaifOreans of
Pigestion. To be had t I1o:20. South , T 1114.41
attract, Philadelphia. and of Wale-T. Enting,,and
arsons 5/..trarvin„Potts • ille l —Price 50 cents. ' '
.., 25 • - '' - t : - • 1- . 43-ly
....,
No ited •
irrom atize. ' A
- or Scfii killiCoonty, will apply it;
I A'iii Leti!siture of BenninAinia. at their neit:
61sion, fur: a ' ranch of i the United Slates Bank of
lrennsiltrattia bedocatet in !the Borough of Potts.
Stile with di capital of 000,000 Dollars. so.'
Cordingto the provisions bf the law in such • cane
glade and praiided. 1 : -
- 1 June 27 H g6=6nao.•
,
T..- Port tlintOn ; F oundry
_ _
FORS ALE.
sold at pyratc sale, the Foundry
y situatedat Port Clinton.Seh uvlk ill
reasonableterms. This Foundry
encementle We Little Schuylkill
Ono' Rail oad, now making. and
time be one of tho best situations
odo a large business For terms
' larg e
run fa u re,Phitadelnhia.
of ISAC MYERS,
Port Clinton
o~ ILL be
. pleaaan,
!Aunty, i3n ie'
to at tinz,eartl
ind f,Suraqiiah ,
*ill in eiliiirtl
Pilhavountty
i taPPIY
to
i
, ... 1 i
tv
Fres' so .
i ' lialedat %MO*
ly joheteciiived ond for isle
i4,I3:IIANNAN:
'l lo *
Me:nciTy.s4d
Tasergmatter.
tlad ►vs pater / by
. R. leldtrSAAN.
Pitonts"lB.qf
N Pintooreo of
' Maned.. of
jool,,raceW ci
27-0
37-tf
ttrzen who ship Coal
IVeio 'York. `-`
ired at all times . with Horses
ting Machinery to discharge!
mediately on application ~ar;
• g Tackle to let to tbosetvhO
eon
street,to nrar the Battery
WM :T; ANDERSON.
O. 11-tf
..y 4 t-'II 6 IBO . PLEISALJUS` 111--ks" ,
COACUEII33B,
- I•%T'-‘
- •
EaweelaßeadingirPottstille
TStibsiiittete respectfully announee jo - the
IL pane - that they have commenced`running a
DAILY LINE OP TWO HORSE' N&W.TROY
BUILT COACHES,
Between Reeifing and 'Pottstiyre;. This Line Will
leave Reading, every 'Morning at 7 itetoci,,A. M.
and'ariived at Pottsville at l o'clock. P.M. where
it connects with Pott. Schoener, none* &
Line for Northumberland, Cattewissa and Danville.
Leaves' ottsville every morning at 7 o'clock, A. M.
and arrives at Reading in time to take the afternoon
Cars for Philadelphia - ; at the fnllowing
RATES OF PARR..
Fare Ihrovg4either way. 2 OR
.Front Reading to Hamburg, , 1- 00
- From Pottsville jo Homburg, • I_oo
I:94% . l 7 eseengers the travel rates.
- For. Mats. apply at Col.. Finney's and ,Samuel
'f,esid's Hotels. Reading, and Mortimer's Hotel. and
therenbsylvania Hall, Pottsville.
The Proprietors have careful drivers and easy ri
ding Coaches., and they pledged themselves to the
public that every attention will bp laid to„ the corn,
fart end convenience of passengers. '
I. THOMPSON &
September 5 36—If
Lamber! Lumber!!
rrIHE subsCriber respeCtfully invite the
sL, attention Wile public to his stock of Lumber,
which -,consists Ofseventy thousand feet of various
kinds suitable for tallier) , purposes—such as Bem
lock Planks, Boards, Joists, Oak 'Plank , I and 2
inches,Scantling for Waggon sills, all well seasoned
and 6t for immediate use. also,
20 thousand Weather cards,
25. thousand Shingles. •
Panne' ~ Plank 11. Plastering and Shingling
Lath. all of which will be disposed of low. and on
accommodating terms. A. A. GALE.
Feb 15 • - Ttf
Passage from the
DIM UOUN TRY.
r s PERSONS wishing to pay their. pas
sac,
,rage for their friends in the Old Conn-
P Ifs. can have their business attended to
by spplythg to R.
,fIANNAN.
• Miners! Journal office.
His rates of Fare from Liverpool to New York
is $l7, and $lB including Hospital. Morey—Chil
dren under 10 years ofage half price
. 'March 14
T. C. W. Pollock. •
SIGN GOL.IEN AXE,
®.Dryfur !Well Mtge ant extensive ssrsortment of
Goods, Groceries, Ix trdware. Hollow -Ware.
Nails and Spikes. Wrought and Horse-Shoe Nails, An
vile, Vices, Bellows,Mould Boards Plough Shares, and
Coulters. ' • -
March 31'
OFFATS VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS AND
IYA PHOEN IX BITTERS —The higheelebrity which
these excellent Medicines have acquired, in curing al—
most every disrase to which tho human frame is liable.
is a matter familiar with almost every intelligent person
They became known by their fruits—their good works
have testified fdr them—they did not thrive by,tbefaith
of the credulous •
In cases of Costiveness, Dyspepsia. Bilioasand Liver
Affections. Asthaia. Piles. Settled Pains, Rheumatism.
Fevers 'and Aguee. Obstinate Headaches. Impure State
of the Fluids, Unhealthy A ppegrance of the Skin.Ner4
ious Debility, the Sickness incident to Females in Deli
cate Health. every kind of Weakness of the Digestive
Organs, and in all general Derangements of Health, these
Aledicines have invariably proved a certain and speedy
remedy. They resfore vigorous health to the most ex
hausted constitutions. A single trial will place the
Life Pills and Phew ix Bitters beyond the reach of com
petition, in the estimation of :very patient. •
Prepared and sold; wholesale and retail, at WM. B.
MOFFAT'S Medical Office, 37.5 Broadway, New York,
N. B. None are genuine unless they have the .fac
simile of John Moffat's signature.
'The Life Pills are sold in boxes—Price, 25 cents,
50 cents. and 81 each, according to the sisal' and the
Phcenix Bitters in bottles, at 81 or $2 each, with fulldi
tections.
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION—An inter
esting little pamphlet.enutled " Moffat's Medical Man
ual,designed as a Domestic Guide to Ilealth—contain
ing accurate information concerning the moat preva
lent disease, and the most approved remediesby %VM.
B. MOFFAT." Apply to the Agents.
Agents.— The Life medicines may also be had of the
principal druggists in every town throughout the United
States and the•Catialas. Ask for Moffats Life Pills and
Phcenix Bitters; and be sure that a fac simile of John
Mcffat's siguasureis upon the label of each bottle of
bitters and box-of pills.
These valuable. Medicines are for vale by Messrs.
MILLER & HAGGERTY. Pottsville.
September Gth. 1810. 39—if.
Ala Mt's Life Pills, and P6®-
\ ' Aix Bitters.
/1111 IE perfectly Safe, unerring, and snecessfal treat.
.E. trent of almost every species ordiacnse by the use
of MO F AT ' S LIFEMEDICINES . is no longer a
matter o doubt, as a reference to the experience of
nanny thou and patients will satisfactorily prove. Dur
ingape prest t
\ month alone nearly one hundred cases
have come to helitiowledge of Mr. Moffat, where the
patient has, to \ all: appearance, effected a permaneat
cure by the earl ° ive and judicious use of the Life Me
dtcines—some eig tor tempt' these had been consider.
ed beyond all hope y their medical attendants. Such
happy results area's reel of great pleasure to Mr. M.
and inspire him with ew confidence to recommend
the use of his medicineshis fellow-citizens:. -
The LIFE MEDICINE.'.I area purely VEGETABLE
preparation. They,are mil nd pleasant in their o
.1 \d,.1
r
ration. and at the same - time orough—acting rapidly
upon this secretions of the syste arrying off all acri
monious humors, and assimilati with and purifying
the blood. For this reason. In gravated cases of
Dyspepsia. the Life.filedicines will ve relief in a shot
ter space °Nitroe than any other pres i ; tion. In fever
and-Ague.inflamminory Rheumatism, every of every
description, Sick Headache, Heart-burn. Dizziness in
the headA'aintrin the Chest. Flatulency,' " paired ap.
petite, and in eirery:liseaseatising from an i ; purity of
the blood:ern disordered state of the 'tome; the use
of these Medicines has always - proved to be ; -yond
doubt, greatly superior to any other mode of • at?
MI that Mr. Aloffitt asks of his patients is to be par '-
culaiin taking them strictly according to the directions.
It is not by a newspaper notice, or by any thio that he
hr.self..may say in their favor. that he hopes to gain
credit. it is alone by the resul.s of a fair trial. Is the
Wider an invalid, andcloes he ° ish to know whether the
Life Medicines will suit his own easel If so let him
call or rend to Mr. Motrat's agent in this place, and pro
cure a copy of the medical Manual, designed as a Do
. mestie Guide to I lealth, published gratuitously. He will
there find - enumerated very many extraordinary cases of
,trlteL and perhaps come exactly similar to his own.
; Mciffat's Medical Office in New Mork. 3'7 Broadway.
1 'This Medicine can also he obtained of
,' . MILLER & HAGGERTY.
. Agents ,for Schuylkill County.
..
Piittiville, - Septeniber 26,1340. . 39--if
SWAI Phnacr'at
Viriniftig4,„
Leidy's - Mood Pills,
" Medicated Sarsaparilla,
" Tonic; & Anti-Dyspeptie Cor
' dial.
Do. Vegetable Febrile
Dr. Decbters Pulmonary Preservative
Dr. Mile's Eitract of TomatO , Pills
Indian Specific;
Fire &King's Remedy for , the Tooth
Ache, ;
For sale „bY The subscriber. For
further particulars see adiertise=
menis in another part of the paper:.''
B. 'I3ANNA.It
Jan 2 s •
ICW Store.
m.HE Sobseribcra, under the firm of Crant. Car
roll& Co. have opened a Aterein the building
hudy occupied by N. Nathan& on Centre. near Mar.
let Street. where they have tor sale a. good sateen=
of Dry Guilds: Groceries. Hardware and Queens:
Wafer which they intend to bell at satisfactory pn:
ces for Cash , us in exchange for Country •Prodtice.
• •.• , • RUNT. 41:GRANT,
•• 1. L-1 JOS.' IWARROLL: ' •
•
• - CiItWTON.
fkiP tante' -
ME
, • c_
-
E MINERE#O
;Iry
-
THE` -setenlermop inf o rm :
his
frOidtran4lrat publiehigensraT,
has just ,irce_ifed and Opened - art - ait;
iortineut of 'Ottani atdSiesh
DRUGS, MEDICINEL4. CHEMICALS AND;.
' :I- • DYE STUFM
.together With .4 variety of Perfummi. and Finley
Articles% sod' an astretment of PATENT MEDI
CINES such • , *.
- -Bateman* Drops . Godfrey's Cordlit Toßingten's
Balsim, Dlohy's Carminative, Balsam De 'Malta,
British Oil, Heriem‘oll, Opedeldue• WOm' Tea.
'ecker's Eyriiiialve. Lee's Antibflious • pill., Thorny ,
son's Eye Water, Golden Tincture, Tetter, Ring
Worm . and Ointment,: Barber's „celebrated
Horse, Pciwter, Ate; •
Alliifshich arc Cared tartish very low. 1
117 Having engaged the, services Of an EXPERT
ENCED DRUGGIST Both 'Philadelphia; he feels
confidence in assuring the publie that Pavectsn's
Paxscatrrsont will bwcarefully and accurately com
pounded at all hours: Neither pain! - or, expense
have been spared in - prcieuring the best selection of
articles. and le hopes byittentiun iba,eare to merit
and reclaim lis share of public patronize: 1
1 JOHN S. C. MARTIN,
Centre Street—next to Mahantango,
Pottsville ' , eh. 22, . 1840.
C. WAV. Pollock,
yr AVE just received a New and Ela ant issor
sum mint of Fall and Winter Goods, Consisting o
Broad. Beaver. Pilot 'rind /gaffeln Cloths, Cassi
mere; and Saitineic • . '
Meatless French Chintzei, Calicoes, Muslin' de
Lanes. Shalliui. &e. - •
/Troche. Merinoe, end. Woollen Shawls& Hkfs.
, Black, Satin, and,Bombaaine Stocks.
Blankets. I Ttekin, Canton Flannels, Br. and
81. !Wasting. Country Flannels, &c. I
Hosiery and Gloves, Looking Glasses. Waiters, &c.
With a general 'assortment of Hardware, Queen
end Cedar Ware. Nails and Spikes..,
Wrought and Horsehoe Nails. • Anvils and Vices
American, English. Blister, Cast, Shear end Ger,
man Steel: • T :
All of Which will be disposed of at he I lowes
priees.--Call and See.
Nov 23
Wetherill .& Brothel*,
AT 711 E, OLD STAND
No. 65 NORTH FRONT STREET ,
EAST SIDE, -
THIEL DOORS most THE CORNER or ARCH Sr
PHILADELPHIA
MANUFACTURERS OF
VVbite Lead dry and Calomel.
ground in Oil, 5. Red Precipt,
Red Lead, White do
Litharge. Vitriol Mb.
Chronic Yellow, Sulp. Quinine
do Green Tart. Emetic •
do Red; Ether Sulph. .
Patent Yellow do Nitric.
Sugar Lead •- ' do Acetic
Copperas Lunar Caosths '
01. Vitriol • Com. do
Aq. Fortis - Acet. Morphia.
Muriatic Acid ' Sulph: . do '
Epsom Salt" - Lac. Sulphur
Tart. Acid i - Opi. de harcot.
Sup .Carb. Sbda Bermes Mineral
Corms. Sub. Merc. Ethiops do.
Refiners ofchamphor.Stil Nitre,Brimatone.Roraz.dte.
'Offer far salethe a hove men tion ed a rticlectopther with
a general assortment of Paints. Drugs and Dye Stuffs.
and every oilier article in the Chemical and Medicinal
line. - I
Beingmanufctarers of all the a nielesenumerated en•
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 4 30.
Oct 21 1837 48-
Shamokin Coal Land
FOR SALE.
®NE undivided half part of two tracts of land,
‘t-F situate ion Shamokin Creek. Northumberland
county. State of Pennsylvania,' in the warranted
names of John Brady. and Robert Gray, containing
eight hundred and sixty-eight acres and allowances;
these lands are adjoining the flourishing , town of
ShainukinAdestined 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 quantil
ties; ' The Pottsville :and ,Danville railroads runs
nearly through the litiddlOof , both tracts, and is in
c smplete order from &rib** to the centre of the
gray tract, ;thus giving rhem the command of all
the markets on 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, Chestnut street,
West of Broad.
Philadelphia Feb. 8
,
rascal Iron Works Wore
house.
N 0.77 Sciuth Third Street. S. E. corner Walcu
PHILADELPHIA. •
Morris, Tasker Morris,
IRON Founders. and Manufacturers of Coal
Grates. ;Furnaces. Kitchen Ranges. Bath Boil
us. Perpetual Ovens. &c. Welded Wrought Iron
Tubes, for Steam, Gas. Hot Water. &c.
Patterne;for the Foundry receivedoind 'castings
delivered at the Warehouse, Third4ollelnut St.
Philadelphia.
September 26.1838. 75-if .
JUST opened a large and sphndid eupplyof seasun
ably Geode. comprising a general assortment of
IDR Y GOODS,
!GROCERIES, '
LIQUORS,
HARDW ARE.
FISH, PLASTER, '
1 CHEESE, SALT, 4.ci. 4.c.,
An 4 which will be sold eheiip for cash or ex•
Ichange . r 'country prodore. at the Store of .. ,
JOSEPH WHI ' L'E & SON.
'Mount Ca rt. Nov 23 ~,. . . , 47—tt
.—...r.
E.A.. A. athaway 41:- Clh,
,
COMMISSION ND C 044" NERPHANTS
No 1 s So th Front Street =
"?..;.&,-',
Phitelelphin. ,:7-'- •
.
(w ho rf foot of Smth treet.SeitoylkilL) '-
...
.hr. Liidy's Xedicate , Extract of
' - 4 ', Sarsaparilla.. i -.
= ' " 'To the. World,
IF goo 'wlisb to make use neSorsaparlla.b . adtivedto
try. PR. LEICT'S MEDICATED EMT • CT OF.
SA ItSAPAPILLA._ It is positively tie ittroeig ..t pro.
paration ltrexistence. onttbottled it,(which co but'
one dollm - beinxequal to WIC gallon i r Syrup. as • it
ita l
usually' pregared in th e ihopi. and aq al to two be ter
, t
ofany otbor eslract—vOraeidy begs
,eave gestated:it ..
,he hionelfiepareaat t sza can consluentlyarnuttiler'
im.strengtb., Bomerouf:Pbytticiant. renbonutitel/-
nfiaStatesmiicji I betitelareno or another Kepi
:Owls ofFentafatilliOxitblieariruit Oct of its superior
atiength (consequappietriciciouit 144:employed) and
fkonitke circumstanced its tiqng pre red bi a tega - •
laUttietbeOliyar.d Physiakiatairesied'byPe.Tbyee.
Chamon:jstitiuson,. Hotter; „,Gibson; Deweeiii MIDIS%
Ci — rll46.o. di , - '-'' 5 v,,,, : . - -• -• ' , I- • --.
- it is willeOriteie -to maititpiiii. Initiative 0114tionif
wherOinSariaPant4 is conni4Preft the,:g.° l4 ( ) ' 7 4 "
Sate' into say . it is refOrtnnenthe. ,:, • - T:gaialas . , ta
•throogftoatjbe wOrKibd*kaelligf := 'f'• '- u tool
&c.. andiotuticillailf4sll disease, pritigga .:. -- okig ; e i r
of the.blood, And , atflintii'lloidn.. - A, ii - linitriS6r th e 1
bloodatifs well:hues (ottirtY- in 'thetSph4l
- invaluable:. htlittlikalosienetfataibilutthe
SommerAkan9n.n o pernOstabOnki *eget utiPsisocca.
_._149320y7 ismeroiszamitiiiiiiimypolrommemthicgur
irmOrtlisician*,fui,4.o!lF.,..moVivui"the ,
Fittsalkby,%,,:e." .-;..; '_. . .., - -- 11. " BANNAIf. 1
. . > - r 4 -, r. "Ni81111151MTWOCIIIIiii401111(1r.
Al,ol . " ? '' „ lk; . ,lir
2 - ,A 1-, , •'. • • 4 t • 1.
NEAP, STORE.
Davy's safety Lamps
pf the best = Constriction.
FRESH G000st:
ReinimpithgCoirlibleti' es 0. - -
-
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- ' - '2l"Enlar DIVIIIVVEITO, -
VIE , subspiker.:wor_nifibi,griherli.. - )Towt,
edgetneeti to the' citizens of . ; Pottsylile: and
*etbere,whe stepped,_..fisrtviipl,to hi assistance after
-the . lota - Of - his profieity . by , fire- in December last,
and: would ; .also acquaint these :and theiiithliet gin.:
evilly; that' he has • again comtnencedithe :Drug',
Business in the houlefortnerly oicepled tiiiehadest
.%%!.,, Cleuttms, in Centre Street, in the" b6rugh of
tottaitilleiyhere - inty ithireyi: be hale Unital aii
sertmencof -
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Dili 1
!Pairitel
. : 1 Dye Stpusy, • •
Aod - every °diet. article. it') the above lioepoihieb he
is disposed to tell on very low" lied itconii,iodating
I 4 1 •
N. B. 07 Physieiaterkeseriptione etitertlly pat ;
Up et the shortest notice. : •
PottsvilleMese 30;1830' it
/ Justice's Docketts.l'i
411 and Foolscap, full and ball bout Dockets
l a • P , rill hand and for sale cheap, pt the ftedery of
the subscriber. B. BANDIAN.
april 4 14
Davyls Safety Lamps,'
CIF the be * st construction,and most OpOik 4 ed kind
also makes new gasses to old lam" and other
epairs dune at the subicriber's Clock drid Watch
Maker Shop, in Centre street, Pottsville.
June 1 22—tf JOSEPH COATSWORTH.
Pottsville,
MARBLE MAW — FACIrt
rriflE subscriber begs leave to inform
a tants of this place,and the surroundini
that he has un hand, and intends kermie
and well selected quantity of Marble Mi
for graves—and would invite those wiehii
chase to give Mai a call, as he enures thr
will sell as cheap as they can be procured !
in the State, and es well engraved; whiff
done in either English or German, Scold
Welsh language or the dialect.
June . ISAAC TAYL
IS
1.: 47 _
NEW STORE.
LIE subscribers wculd inform their
the public that they hove establis
e in business, in the Store fOrmerl
by Messrs. T. & W. Pollock, adjoinit;
Clemens & Parvine Drug Store, whore
for sate a general assortment of
Dry Goods,
Groceries, •
' Teas, .
Wines,
Liquors,
Queensware,
Glassware and. ,
Hardware,
All of which they ere disposed to sell o the moist
reasonable terms for cash. as they intend to do en
exclusive cash business. The public area invited to
call and examine their Goods and prices before put
ehasintr elsewhere.
May 16
For Sale. •
To Iron Manufactu
THE Seism iber having obtained the ee l signment
from Mr. George Crane for a nombbr, of Fur'
num, and holding also the patent of thii Ate Dr.
Geisenhainer for the same. to smelt hard Ore with
Anthracite Coal, and retaining the each:alive right
of said pattent to manufacture Malliable! Iron and
Steel, is prepared to grant licenses for the*anufac.
tore of Iron. Applications to be made to tVilliarn F.
Dean, Esq., at Pottsville.
F.W. GEISSENHAIN ER.
Jan. 4 1
WEE Valley Furnace, come time. ago arranged
for smelting Iron Ore with - Atithricite Caal
with an excellent and powerful Steam Engine
taohed to it. The furnace is situate four Miles from
Port Carbon, up ihe Schuylkill Valley Rail. Road,
on the Valley Furnace land. I
These lands crossing the whole of the Schuylkill
Coal range, contain all the different cold veins or
strata of coal of that celebrated Coat region, a num.
ber of which have been evened, and some of them
are now worked. There is also plenty ni Iron Ore
upon the land, some of the Veins of which have been
opened; the favorable location and faciliaes already
created inspire the hope of making Iron it the very
cheapest rate.
. To a good tenant the conditions would be made
easy. For terms apply to
WILLIAM F. iIEAN.
Pottsville .toly 18
Festivals & Fasts.l
A fresh aupyly, just received and for Bale 'I),
Dr. Wm. Eva
Camomile Pills, cureri
Consumption, Coughs, and Colds,
"IkTFRVOUS diseases, liver complaint.l dyspepsia
IN, billions diseases. piles, ulcers, female weakness
and all cases of hypochondriacism, low 'spirits, pal
pitation of heart, nervous irritability. nerj , ons weak.
taus. news, fluor us. seminal weakness. indi estion, loss
of appetite, hcatiburn.leneral debility, bodily weak
ness, choloris or green sickness, flatulency, hysteri.
cal faintings, hysterics..headaches. hiccup, sea sick
ness, night mare, rheumatism. asthma, tic douloo
ram, cramp, spastitodic affections, and those who
are victims to that most excruc;atine diserder, Gout,
will find relief from their sufferinge, by ti course o
Dr. Evans' medicine.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
IIT Caution.—Be particular in purchaeing to see
that -the label of this Medicine contains is ,notice of
its entry according to Act of Congress. And be like
wise particular in obtaining them at lob C h atham
street, New York, or from the
Regular Agent. •
B. BANNAN,
Of whom also may be obtained,
Dr. Evans. Soothing Syrup. (lor te.thing,)
Dr. Evans' Fever and Ague PilIN
Dr. Good's Female Pills,
The Baton Von Hutchtler's Pills.
The above invalitable Medicines are sold Whole.
sale and Retail at 100 Chatham Street; lklew York,
3 South Seventh Street. Philadelphia. 30 Cornhill
Boston, Mass. And the following Agetii:—
• B: Batman. Pottsville. Hamilton & &fie; Carlisle.
Wm. M. Harrisburg, Win. Flarnside. trieshuven,
'John WindiLaneaster. D. S. Clarke. {Erie, J. P
'Olmstead. BethartE. B. Campbell & Co. Waynesburg
Horatio L. Pierce: Carbondale. J. W. Diincan, Bed
ford. (Ilegh Arters. Irwin & Artiturs.) , Pittsburg.
C.` Christmart.:Maitch Chunk, Hand' Zi.liiirtland,
Housdale, B. Bright. Allentown.
'REMOVAL.—Dr: Wm, Evans had removed
.his cdficet in Philadelphia for the sale ofi his Casio
utt.itand 'Animism; Svam for children Teething, to
`M. 3 Sout h Seventh. corner Of Market Stivet. where
all buainessconneeted with the sale of his Medicines,
will in faturebe trittutamed4 l end' wherilhe above
medicines may,always be had GOMM. 1 1
- • A. A". " 7 ' WM.-EVANS, M. D.
• N. al-The iirineitial . Offico ih et NoJ 100 Chat.
.tral Street, New-York, abere ComintiOieation by
tetter,are requested to be made direct. I !
"Eir`BEWAIIB. O -001INIVIIIE1TS
Jan. .11 'ij
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tlothey.Cagliitsterit • 4; - Ssiitifiriets
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taiRGE aaseritaerilef Clettle,Casiletere, and
Satinets of, el 4 colout. 9 Alio
Beaver Cloths; and-iuperiOrVigleje k .kt, L r reticles
Ryles, pet receivea; to *Met) Orevil tlr f
dame,sk FA,pikraculaily
• • 'SAMUEL ARTZ.
Oetebar 10, 141--
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the fad)-
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Or, a large
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,PITZtRESTIN. G4Artif.D.7,41PZE.49.418.LE
: - THE "A 10 =TED,
D'se s f thd Stthirh
wit aseo 9or erves
DYstpk'SlA l Aither. Chronic. Pmua
under the Wenn' tipterno "or it stletirmai. , Low
- ,
of Spirts, and General . Emaciation; CON
SUMPTION_Whethce. of te Longs or Liver
,LFVERTAFFWFIONS JAUNDICE.hoth Bil
bits tintS,Spastriethe. COSTIVENESS; WORMS
of evety'variety--R HEUM A rISM; whether Acute
or Chronic—together with GOUT, SCROFULA
,Paina in t:iie Head,-Rack. Limbs, and side. ,Ty-
PHDS FEVER. SCAR _ LET FEVER, Putrid
_ Sate Throat. FEVER .and AGUE, ,'.spaernotile
Palpitations ot.the Heart and Arteries, Nervous
:Irtitability. Nervous Weakness,. Hysterics, Tie
Donlon rellas Cra tn ps: Female Obsiruetiom Heart.
'bunt. Headaehe, Cough, the Common or Humid
and - the Dry or the huopingi ASTHMA, Gravel
_ and Dropsy,. • -
ESE
The Medina hitherto ite4rt conaidered by Empi.
tics and others. as the great tegulitor °fah° human
system. and such io 60 devotedness of the adherents
to that erroneous doc trine, that they content them
selves with the eimpleimaression of this fallacious
opinion, without enquiring ii.to the primary sources
from•whence Life; Health . , and Vigor emanate. and
vice versa, pain. sickness, disease end death: Not
sn with Da Hume. whose extensile research and
practise emierience so eminently qualify him for the
profession of which he has been ono of the most use
fel members. He contends—and a moment's reflect.
tion will convince any reasoning mind,of the correct
nese of his views=that the stomach. liver, and the
associated Matins are the primary and great regula
tors of health. ancrthat the bloodin very many in
stances is dependent on these organs.and that unless
medicine reaches" THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE,
the euperfieiaqanodynes usually prescribed.eevre but
as foils to cover the ravages of deed-rooted maladies.
Under these convictions. at the expense ("years of
close application, the doe& has discovered a medi.
tine whose ; earching powers are irresistible. and in
prescribing, it is with a knoleledge of its being a
radical cure in the various diseases alreaoy enumer
ated, even - if applied in the most critical cases, bUt
he does not intend to preicribe to
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
a supernatural ageney,although from positive proofs
within the knowledge of hundreds, he is prepared to
abew,that when everrother earthly remedy has been
given up,
HUNT'S BOTANIC PILLS
Ei
have never been known to tail in effecting two very
gratifying results, that of raising from the bed of
sickness and disease those who have tested their ell'
encl.. and thus amply rewarding Dr. Hunt for his
long and anxious study to attain this perfection in
the DEALING Any.
lends and
'ed
locenpkA
Ittesp_re.
heye offer
The extraordinarysuceess which has attended the
use of HUNT'S BOTANIC PILLS, is the best crit
erion of their Superior virtues. They have been the
means of raising a .host of languishing patients
from the bed of affliction, as Is clearly evinced in
the following
CERTIFICATES.
Dyspepsia or Indtestion Effectually Cured.
Mr. Wm. Tucker. having lately been restored n
a sound state of health, through the efficacy of DR
HUNT'S BOTANIC PILLS, thinks it an indispen
sable duty to state certain facts relative to the di
ease under which he had so lon, suffered. The
symptoms were—a painful obstruction, with a con
plant rejection of food, head ache. palpitation of the
heart, lowness of spirits, a troublesome dry cough.
dizziness, tightness at the chest and difficulty- of
breathing, almost constant pain in the side, loins,
and shoulders, accompanied with much languor and
debility. These afflictions, together with an unusual
degree of flatulence, brought on such a state of ex
treme weakness, ea to.prevent'him from attending
tri bin busines, and his health appeared lost beyond
recovery. His friends and relatives became alarm
ed at the melancholy prospect, and strongly recom
mended HUNT'S BOTANIC PlLLS—they were
administered, and in a few days produced astonish
ing relief, and finally realized a perfect restoration
to sound health. • WILLIAM TUCKER.
Liver Complaint, with much Derangement oj the
Nervous System.
Mr. Joshua Roberts was afflicted with a billions
and nervous disease-to an alai ming degree, being
attended with all the distressing symptoms which
affect a relaxed constitution, vir.—A sick head ache
loss of appetite, giddiness in the head, pain in the
sito.nach after eating, usual tremors, philline spas
modic pains in every part of the body, cold chill.
sallow comPtestion, costiveness, and a constant dull
pain in the right sitie, which often indue . cd the mart
dreadful debility indeed, he 'hought he was afflict
ed with evrry internal complaint the human body is
liable to. He was generally making trial of various
remedies., all of which were equally fruitless, unt.
he had recourse to Hunt's Botanic Pills, from the
superior virtues of which medicine his health is per
fectly reestablished, and -is now able to pursue his
employment free from pain or disease. '
JOSHUA ROBERTS.
Auestraordinory case of Rheumatism, accompanied
with Diarrhea am! Nervous Debility.
ASON.
20-
Mr-Joseph Hart. from being exposed to cold, was
attacked with a most painful Rheumatic complain:
in the head, and neck, which continued with dis
tressing violence for several months. The principle
symptoms were—a swelling and excruciating pain
of all the joints,and an entire loss of their use; both
the pain and the fever generally suffered an increase
in the evening. The pair.s were increased on the
slightest motion, and were more severe in the night
time. A constant diardirea, which produced its
general consequences—flatulency, lowness of spirits.
and general wasting of the body. lle was indeed so
extremely ill that his medical attendant could not
possibly give the least hopes of his recovery, and it
was generally believed by his relatives and friends
that all the medicines or treatment in this world
conld not give him any relief. But seeing an ad
vertisement on Hunt's Botanic Pills, he was directed
by an Almighty Providence to use them ; he did PO,
and after a fortnight. they produced a favorable
change. and be ii now a healthy and strong man.
JOSEPH HART.
An interesting case of Lowness of Spirits, with a vi
olent Spasmodic Affection.
Mr. Francis Caldwell was afflicted for several years
with extreme debility, together with a train of By ITT
toms generally termed nervous erections, and
which, perhaps, it would be impossifile for the pep of
the most learned physicians to describe. In this
case the spasms in the stomach were so frequent and
excruciating as nearly to deprive him of reason
pains in the limbs, extending even to the fingers
and toes, flatulence. sickness, at t the stomach, and a
general agitation of the whole syittm. insumuch;that
a common loci - lent rendered the mind timid and ap
prehensive. In order to remove these dis resrdrig
symptoms. and restore the constitution to its former
energy. a large portion ofmedical skill had been ex.
hausted without any advantage; change of air, and
other reinellies were also unavailing, and the mind
end body appeared , to , be devoted to a ruthless dis.
ease. In this hopeless 'ard languid situation. Mr.
Caldwell was recommended to make trial of Hunt's
Botanic Pills, the erects of which were visable in a
few days, and by a continuance of the medicine
(according to directions.) his strength became corn
pletely restored, and a sound state of health. was
happily established.
BEWARE, OF COUNTERFEITS.
Cattlion..—Be particular in purchatiog to see
that the label albite Nieclicit* contains a orifice
its entryiretgorditig to Act oft - owes*. And Wilke
wise particular in obtaining them at 100 Chatham
street. New York. or from the
- , REGU. AR AGENTS. • •;-
. B. HANNAN, Pottsville.,
" •-R ItIeELWEE,• Harrisburg.
Feh 22-
:Letter and tap l'aper.
2001 . 1 5t1: 1 ! -14 :0 ‘.
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3si e lo ficr •
150 do - •-e do •do • etiindplain .
• ' 4 30 do • :do 1 do, plain. ' '
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.-:
7 I 1.46 - reatris No; .2 asp: phir4.for sideltig.
149 kiw pricitty
....... ...
_ ,E. et ErATHAWAY & Co.
Corn% Meribinto, 13sonth From at.
PhilgdelphiocAuguri• 8. .- • - - • 12—.1.4'
,
Mackerel..
iffa 182 Mackerel of le4e, Inspection in Gar
TOlti for tiy
t• E. 42; Ik. 'A..II2ISIDERSON.
Mil
',The 'Capiesnitei; Wil 1
Ato2ileir riee.nii - of thlll-141,4vi;ttitif
Dr. -Wok : Evans' Mediciptc—DMßSlA .
TENA'kAlla EITAFIDINGS.INe. 144 Ittitanliel\
176 Stanton attest ; was affliatellarith
*4l , -- -
( for tinleithi: ivhiett in.cmPaci edlilitt -.
• , '
i t
tervalei Welber pined of sii.years.i,lt steep g
his busing.restated . ter .perfect healt h "under Oil
salutary treatment'of Dr.-Wm. Etaria. . 1"-sv I
_ . BEWARE_ OF: COUNTERF,EITS.,_,-t a i-. 1
- 1 - cria z igi t o t •:.-k particular` in Purchasingiosee
the label of thin letliaine*contiktni' ' notice of ita,
entry atiiirdiag : tO Act f :Congttn.: , Ails); be likiol
wise particular In obtaining-them at 100 Dhathem
strict; New• York. or from - the • •• ' 1 - - -. ', i. - I
f'''' "" Reguldr Agent. . .. , ,',. 1 . L
• . . B. FIANNA Tottriille.
lan II ' ' —'' ' - ' ' • __________l l ' -2— "
Loaf Lump and Stearn Sligarl
. .
r _OW priced. suitable for picservi4g. for sale by
a-A- '.` ' ,E. Q.*. A. HE DERSON.. ~,1
4p gust 1; . ' i•, ~, ;31 - 7
Strou,kidoes
rIPHE genuine Stoughton's Bitters 'tut sale by
- E. Q. & A . ...IIE4IDESSON
August I,' _ „, .t • r
a
Dlt. GOODE' S - I
CELEBRATED
FEMALE MONTHLY piLLS .
ripHESE Pills are strongly retiomMended-to the
-m-* notice-of the ladies as a safe an efficient rem:,
tide in removing those complaints peculiar ;to , Rich'
sex, from want of exercise, or general Deitiliti o-,
the System, Obstructions, Suppressing?, an d lenge,
busty of the Menses ; at the same time strangtheM
ing, cleansing, and giving tone to theiStomaCh and "
BoweliVead producing a new and healthy action
throughout the system generally. Ty create Apj
peti.e, correct Indigestion, remove iddiness mitt
Nervous Headache and are eminethly uirefur'ini
those flatulent complaints which distresiemaleal
so meth at the " Team or LIFT . ,. 1 They obviate
f
costiveness, and counteract all Hysterical and Nee.
gums A ff ections, &e. &e. They inva P riablY seldom
the pallid and delicate female to healifi and f vigor.
These Pills have gained the seemlier) snit appre
bation of the most eminent Physichigs in the Unit.
ed States,and many mothers can likewise testily to
their extraordinary efficacy. To married females,
whose expectations of the tenderest pledges of Connu
bial happiness have been defeated. 114se Pills may
be truly esteenmed a blissful boon. They soon reno.
vote all funetiuttal debility; and if tliko (aCcording.,
to directions,) obviate all morbid act:og. They dite
pet that fulsome and disagtreabh•stiplation Common- ,' ,'
to f males at each monthly retort., likewise the at
ten hint pains in the back, side, or loiris; they gen
erally counteract the mausea, vomiting,- aid other
nervous affections in cholorosiii. or gre6 sickness in
a few days. (and if continued according to dime=
lions.) soon . free a perk et cure. , ';' '
This Medicine
- is acknowledged to, he one of the
most valuable ever_ discovered, as a pfirifier or ihe - - 1-
Blood and fluids. It is euperior tcrSarsaparilla,
whether as a sudorific or alterative. 1;'. ~
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. . ,
• re Coution.—Be particular in purehatting lo see,
that the label of this Medicine contaiMi a notice of
its entry according to diet of Congress. And be
likewise particular in obtaining thenl'tlat NO Chat.
ham street, New York, or from the 1 •
REGULAR AGENT ,
R. BANNAN, P taville Pa.
6
Feb. 8
Theological IF orks Far Sale.
AN EXPOSITIoN,AND IMFSUE OF ,
UNIVERSALISM,., f -
~ ,
By the Rev. I. D. Williamson of Sal imorc. -emhrts
cing the Unity of God as held by iltversalists, 7 .-
the Attonement—Death of Christ—PUnishment and
duration of Punishment—Forgiveneas of Sins—
Judgement—Nature ofSa Walton— RepOntence.-Res
surrection and DestruCtion of death., This, work is
intended to disabuse the public mind.lin regard to
the many misrepresentations an induptriously eir.
culated against this body of Christians. 'iPrice 50
WHS. I 1
Also for Sale," THE PLAIN. bUIDE TO
UN IVERSALI.I. " by the ReV..Thdruas Whitte.
more of Boston, a work designed to !dad enquirers
to the truth of that doctrine by Bible tretimotty ; mid
believers to the practice of its benevolent principles
The following matter is contained Id thia work :
Who are Universalii.ts7 • I
What do Universalist@ believe? ' '
What evidences do Un;Versalists addlice from
the Scriptures in support of their beli4lll the even
tual holiness and happiness ot all manklndt
Passages from the Old and New Testanient, ex
plained, which are adduced to dispthie their senti
ments.
Popular objections to Universalism explained ;and
the evidences of revealed Religion predated. Priers
I dollar. tt
t 1
For sale at the Stores of Samuel Martz arid J. S.
Morrie & Broil:tots.
July 4th,
SWAIM'S VEII.3IIIfU r GE*,
• - •
The most useful Faintly Metizcsoe, ever of
fered to the Public:
THIS well known Anti-Dyeenterieund Worm Med
= keine has provedymccesaluity thesi } twelve years
past, acd is universally-acknowledged bind wbo have
tried it, to be far superior to am othf-r nudieine ever
employed in the diseases for which It is ;recommended'.
It is perfectly sale, and no child will refuse to take it:
Worms being especially apt to iNfesrpernons of debit.-
limed digestive organs and emaciated lconititinions,
much mischief is ofien dune by the ordintity Worm med
mines, which generally consists of the strongest purga•
fives calomel, that destroyer ofthe 'constitutidn,bitteni,
pineroot, spirits of turpentine, wormsee4 oil &c. &co
Articles of this ki-d may destroy wonnii,lbot ithey de
bilitate the stomach. and 01mi materially injure the
general health, without removing the calve. tawaim's
Vermifuge has the peculiar advantage ofmoving . the
general health, without removing the ca use . Sweim's
Alermifuge has the peculiar advantage ortremoving the
cause of the Worms, by giving vigour and healthy action
to the stomach. bowels and organs of digestion, thereby
relieving measles, croup, hopping cough, T his
medicib e, by invigorating the internal functions ; suengt h
ening the organs of digestion, and removing the primary
cause which creates mold 1 secretioni„, will relieve
Bowel Complaints, Chadic, Dysentery, Deipepsia,_and
the whole train of biliary affections, sick Headache,
Acidity of the Stomach, Foul Breath, Bleeding Pails'.
&c. lt is an antidote in the early stage Fever and
Cholera Morbus.
As general Family Medicine, it standi unrivaled, as
ilia anpplicable to most of the diseases to Which children
ale *object. Swaim's Vermituge will be fotu,d of some
utility to persons who occasionally indulge-in; the ion
many of the table ; a dose taken below dinner will
anticipate the effects el aeidity of the sininach, kot an
fiequirony produced bj wine. -hi the negllt of this
bower. r. a t ore in the morning et' the tollowin morning
will. in most instances, remote the tone'," the Stom
ach. t.
Families resident in the canopy, and, nun:plated in a
measure from medical advice, travellers soarneYieg to
the far west, or bound to duitant ports. ;seminaries and
all public institutions and chartable arsociations,will
find doe reinedy. constantly at hand. of giisat utility.
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABOUATURV Ittladelphia.
And for sale by B, BAANAN,
Agent for Schuylkill County.
44—tf
October 31.
„ , ...
- . •. Hosiery.. •-•
FirtoE subscribers have just receiv e d ditieektiitriv;
al-
the Manufactory at Portsmouth, %krt.*
assortnumt of Hosiery. Draw Shirts: e. - sonnsisting.
of Men'. Milled. Ribbed 4 !lain i 4 44 at.
{Yemen's,-:While 4 Black Ribbed, MaiO. Atria*
Blue rniaectiind Drab Bose. ir ,
Miles In 2d and 3d sizemiked Bose.
Men's Blue inized, - , Ribbed and, RAU Top lean
shapedllose.' - :--' - 4 , '
H o e s 1.412d.-aarli 3d. size half Masi, -. '
'Sli I. R l',l 3 . •it • ,
.Mes's While Ribbed..:Plaia, Grelli_UNir oireal
arid Ribbed. Lambswool Shirts.
UK AM E R S.- ii :I
e-
Nen!, White Ribbed, Pictin..Grey,q4dB/int adz.
ed Drawers. • .. . si 1 i•rt• '
All orathieh.they.Will sell at a small advaf.ce on
the manufacturer's pri,4”. .these in ',dint of any ; ot
the abotie articles-are invited'io, calliand:eastinuttot
the Stock beforOtitchasing cisewher4 • ` "z.:-•
E. Q. de., 4: ,BERDERSOI La ',
et - . 41) —I . 434;',A.•
October 24. "
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OM
MI
11
II