• y
•
II
A Traluablelßeieipt.—Aol meeting of the Lon.
don Medical fdoci#ty, Dr. Blake stated that he was
able r tp core the most desperate cases of. toothache.
(inleihs the diabase was connected with I heumatism)
by thp applicrition. of the following remedy to the
decaYed4oothi: aftim reducCd to an impalpable pow.
der, drachms; nitrous spkrits °tether, 7 drachma.
Mix rid apply them to theltootb.
The Patritit Son of a I.lrge family.—The - Elec.
oral Messenger tirom indiaoa is Col: M. G. C. Clark.
Col.C, was with Harrison tit the Maumee and Tip.
pecaine, and has•been a resident of Indiana, since
the 4eriod, wileni. there wire but six inhabitants
withtn its terra°t boundary. But what is most
remarkable, he is one of tty.nine eons and two
douOters by the'same f ader and mother ? This
we reckon, will be hard tp beat.—Detroit Daily
AdveOiser,
71'
' ED .
Ori the 2nd inst., by the rev. A. T.Geissenhainer,
Mr. QEOIIGE YEAGER, to Miss MARIA EGE, all of
'Orariisburg.
Oa the 29th IT. by the 'fiev. Joseph McCool, Mr.
DANIEL FaLzEn, of Danville, to MISS ELLEN °rm
.:Ft:4, of Port Carbon.l •
, BY II the same, on the 30th ult. Mr. EDMUND RICH
- ARDON, to MISSFCATRALINE LORD, both of Potts
• ! • I Potts,
! poTrzraorir
T, announce Managers the second Party, for
Thursday evening the, 14th inst. at the Penn
ylv4nia Hall.
Japuaiy 9th,
iPhilOmathic Society.
Thursday evening, Janu ry 7thl 840. Question
.7P' for Discussion Shout Women be permitted to
71 exercise the Elec i tive Franchise," continued.
.Affirmafive.—Messrs. 14ville, Loeser,. Pitman,
Yrind Kaercher.
Aegative.—hressrs. F. Wynkorip, Porte*, Fogerty,
, and Palmer.
The lovers of Free discussion, and those that are
desirous of hearing the Ira - prig Genius of Pottsville
spout, are respedtfully invifrd to attend.
I. LOESEf4 Secretary, pro tern.
. January 2,
1
} .
'Office ofthe sehtiy Iliil I N aviga
•
tiOn Cowpony,
1
A t the annual! meeting cif the Stockholders held
this day, thp follow in:g gentlemen were duly
4 elected officers Or the eniulng• Year. -,
i - JOSHIJA. LIPPINqOTT, President.
1 !" Managers.
-
L Manuel Eyre, , ' Edmund Wilcox,
V
Thomas Firth', 1 !Mordecai E. Lewis,
Lindzey Nicholson, r Richard Randolph,
' Henry Troth,[ , William S. Vaux,
john Sergeant, William Ashbribge,
John EtJblen, l 1 Jacob G. Morris.
Claudius'llarper, triasurer and Secretary.
' Philadelphia, an. 9. i ' 2
ReticuliO Lost.
WAS lo Pt hetween Pottsville and Schuylkill
Haven, ott Sunday Dthe 3d inst. a TWINE
RETICULE, containing a 5 and a 25 cent piece,
aind two pocketjhandkerclOefs, one silk and one
white. Any pefson who qas found said Reticule.
and will leave it at, this office: with the contents, shall
Teceive a reward of two dollars
January 9,
Schuylkill;' Valley Navigation and
Rail Road Company.
AT an Electicin held at the Pennsylvania Hall ir.
the Borough of Pottavi p e, on Monday the 28th
December, 18404 the following persona were elec
ted officers of the Schuylkill; Valley Navigation and
Rail Road Cormiany for the'enauing year,
HURD PATTERSON, President.
t. Mene,g6s.
Abraham Patti Aquilla Balton,
George H. Potts, G. G. Palmer.
Samuel J. Put:is; Juhn G Hewes,
ANDREW RUSSEL, Soc'y. 4 Trea'y.
January 9, ' 2
Mill Crtek and Min
and liail Row
THE Bnard of Manager:
a dividend per ce
on the capital sick of this I
Stockholders or heir legal
ter the 18th insti at the o'
Treasurer:
ANDREW RUSS
;January 9,
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street,
[I
' 30 A i n New York.
,
January 9th.
4.
- Dancing.
PER SONS Oching .to Ole lessons in dancing
are respectfully informed that the last quarter
will commence inn the 18t of January, (Waltzing
and Gallopadinii included. : For tenni andpartim
nlars apply at the Penney' poia Hall.
January 9. C,, tr:
Office of the Mount Carbon
ailrOad.
At a meeting Of the Stockholders of this company
held this day, agreeable to the public notice,
the following gentlemen were duly elected officers
to servo for the ensu.ng year viz:
J. R. WHITE, President.
Managers.
William Dundan, W. C. Patterson,
Joshua Emlin,i Philip A. Nicklin,
John White, • 'Joseph PEIU„
i. B. Davidson, Charles SA : Williams.
James C. Winne!! Secretary and Treasurer,
• JAMES C. DONNED., Se c'.Y.
Philadelphia, .7 afi..9th. 2
t,
He also keeps constantly on hand a general as
eortrnent of all kinc's or work, such as Saddles,
Bridles, Patent Fly nets, Coach, Gig, and Waggon
Harness, Trunks, Valieces. Travelling Bags, Gig
and Riding Whips, &o. Every description of work
A TWO Suitt brick dwellling house and lot in his line will be made to order, on the shortest
zaa- in Schuylkil Haven, now occupied by Samuel totice, with neatness, durability, and on terms as
Trout and other s, Stone Coal would be taken in pay- low as can be done elsewhere.
merit. For terms apply to the subscriber( Orwigs. rl3 An excellent assortment of Silver and Brass
bu*, or Henry Deningcr, Philadelphia. , . Mounting, Riding and Gig Whipa, &c. &c. which
JOSEPH 5 - IORGAN. he Will sell very cheap, wholesale and retail.
Or wigsburg Jam f 9.
2 December 12, 50—
For Sale.
'Me
PARTIES.
2—l in
2—lin
Hill Navigation
Company.
have this day declared
i t for thelast six months,
'nmpany, payable to the
epresentai Ives on or at:
.e'of the Secretary and
L, Sec'y. 4 Treas'y.
2
times and charge this
EMI
EMI
,Pottsville Water Company.
rrierE - 11o' ard of Minster. have this day-
L declared
41 - a dividend of 3 per cent for the last 6 months,
on the Capital Stock of the said Company. payable
to the Stockholders or 'their legal representatives on
or after the 18th inst. it the•office of Alex. Graham,
Treasurer, Centre Street.
ANDRE W ;RUSSEL, President.
January 9.
•
.Schuylkill Wharf
TO LET. •
„ffi.; THE large Wharf and commodious Stare.
house formerly occupied by Humphreys&
Co., containing in front on said river 23S feet.
For information enquire of
JNO. P. WETHERILL,
in 12th at. above Arch st. Philadelphia.
January 2, 1-3 t
Information Wanted,
a y SOLOMON LAVERTY, an Irishman by
ILF birth, aged about 19, who arrived in New York
In August last. Ae pfxson who has any knowl
edge of the said SolOmaq.averty—or if this notice
should meet his eye, he or they will confer a panic.
Um. favour on his distressed parents, by addressing
a line to the subscriber, naming his residence, otc.
RICHARD WINLACd.
Pottsville, Schuylkill county, Pa. 1-3 t
Gloves Gloves!!
JUST received a superior article of Ladies Hos
kin Gloves. E. Q. A. HENDERSON.
January 2, 1—
New Books.
DANCROFT'S History of the United States,
Recognition'of Friends in another world, by
Rev. Dr. Dorr,
Agathos, and other stories,
History of Grace Harriet. , N
just received and for sale by -,8. BANNAN.
January 2, 1—
Strained Sperm Oil.
BB LEATHED Winter Strained Sperm Oil, of a
very superior quality, warranted not to congeal
or smoke. For sale by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
January 2, • 1—
Pottsville Institute.:
IFHE Winter Term of this institution will corn
mence on the first Monday in January, and close
On the 27th of March. January 2, 1—
ILECIANT Freneh Worked Collars. For sale
by E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
January 2, 1—
Old Established Passa,ge Office,
CORNER OF PINE AND SOUTH STREETS, NEW YORK.
THE subscribers having completed
• z i E 7l • : their arrangement for the year 1841, for
444 the purpose of bringing out steerage
. 0.,
passengers, beg leave to inform their
friends and the public in general, that a first class
vessel will be despatched from Liverpool to New
York. on the Ist, sth, 10th, 15th, 20th, and 25th,
of each month throughout the year.
' Passengers on their arrival at Liverpool from the
Out ports, will be tarnished with lodgings and a
convenient place to cook in during the time they
May he detained there by ..head winds or stormy
weather--free of any expense to themselves—on ap
plication ,at the company's office to 11r. P. W.
BY R NES. No 36 Waterloo Road, who will, it con.
section with his numerous agents throughtiot Eng.
land and Ireland, afford every assistance to those
who may be engaged to come out by this company's
Ships.
Passengers will be found in 'provisions fit the
passage for $lO extra, or $25 for passage, provisions
and i hospital money.
As usual in all cases, where the, persons decline
coming, the money w ill be refunded to those from
Whom it may have been,secieved, on their returning
the passage certificate.
GLOVER & WM UR RAY,
Corner of Pine and South sts.
The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the
above line, and is ready to recieve the passage money
for those who wish to • end for their friends, and will
also attend to transmitting money to Europe. For
particulars apply at the Millers' Journal Office.
Jan. 2d
St. Übes Salt.
A SUPERIOR article for preseri7ing Pork. For
sale by E. Q & A HENDERSON.
January 2,
Dissolution
The partnership heretofore existing between
James Daniell and Sethaliel Harries, under the firm
of Daniells & Harris, Coal Miners, was dissolved on
the 19inst. by mutual consent. All those indebted
to the firm are requested to make payment to James
Daniell and all those having claims will also present
them toditm who is authorised to settle the business
of the lite firm.
J'A MES DANIELL,
SETHALI EL HARRIES
52-3tl
Sep. 26.
Office of . the Mine Hill and Schuylkill Haven
Rail Road Company.
Notice.
THE annual meeting of stockholders in this Com
pany will be held at their Office in the Hall of
the Franklin Institute on the Ilth day of January,
1841, at 10 o'clock, A. M. The election of a Presi
dent and ten Managers to conduct the affairs of the
Company for one year, and until others be appointed,
will there - be held.
JNO. H. CRESSON, Secretary.
Berks &. Schuylkill Journal, Reading, Insert
three times, and charge this office.
Philadelphia, Dec. 26, 52-3 f
Enim'ett's Speech.
SPEECH of Robert Emmet, before Lord Norbury
and COLORED PRINTS of the Rev. Theobold
Matthew, the apostle of Temperance. just received
and for sale by B. BANNAN.
Dec. 26, 52
Gen. Harrison.
APamphlet of 48 pages, entitled the civil servi—
ces of Gen. Harrison, President elect, price 3
cents. ju.t received and
,for sale by
December 26,
Carpenters Wanted.
The Subscriber will employ 4 or ssteady car
penters at liberal wages:
JOHN M. CROSLAND.
Dec. 24th 1840. :52
.
Retitoval.,
PATENT, SPRING STEEL.
Cross-Strained Saddles,* &c.
Rfeli.lßD D. SHOEXER,
Saddle, Bridle, and Trunk Manufacturer
RESPECTFULLY tenders his sincere thanks to
his customers and the public in general, for the
very liberal encouragement which he has received
from, them. He now informs that he has an im
provement in the construction of Saddles, for which
he has a patent right, and recommends them to the
public as being far superior in durability, ease, end
comfort to the rider than any other yet invented,
and he recommends his Steel Spring Cross Strained
Saddle to the notice of the public, with confidence.
He therefore respectfully Invites the public to call at
his shop nearly opposite Mortimer's Hotel, and di.
redly opposite W. T. Epting's Drug Store, Centre
Street, Pottsville, and examine for themselves.
White Winter Strati
• , Sperm Oil.
MILLER &HAGGERTY have just receiied
their Winter stock of White Winter Strained
Sperm Oil, which they, can recommend td their
fi lends and the public as beingsoperior.
Nov. 28;
Was Lost,
A NOTE drawn by Samuel B. Reeve & Co,
In favor of Dougherty & Bast, dated Septem
ber Ist, 1890, for 8135 65. - As payment i has been
stopped the public are cautioned againt reeeiving it.
L. C. DOUG H ERTY .
Dec. 26. 52-4
Geo. W. Slater,
fAS just received a fresh lot of No.l, 2 and 3
Mackrel, in whole and Barrels, and will be
sold at a small advance on the cost.
December 12, 50—
G RANT, Carroll, & Co., have added to their new
and Cheap Stock of Merchandize, which they
offer to the citizens of Pottsville, and the public gen
erally, at much less prices than have ever ben-sold
in the region for Cash, to wit:
Super Blue, Black, Brown Green Olive 'Broad
Cloths, Casimeres, and Sattinets.
Also superior Muslin De Lanes, French and Eng-
Merinoes, French and domestic prints, from 64
to 33 cents per yard. Yellow, White, Red, Green
and Blue Woollen and Canton Flannels.
I yards Unbleached Muslin,
do " Bleached do.
HARDWARE.
Locks, Latches, Butts and Screws,
Sprigs and Jacks, for Miner's shoes,
Long and short handled Coal Shovels, .
Cast Steel point Sand do.
Coal Riddles from inches,
Wire Sives, No 2,3, 4,6, 8, 10, 12, 14 and 16,
Cast Steel pr. Bar, or by the pour.d,
American do. "
NAILS.
20 Kegs 3i. 4,4 i, 5, .5i inch Cut Spikes,
20 do. 3d, 4d, 6d, Bd. toe, 2d,20d,30d, 40d Nails.
300 lbs. Bicon, consisting of Hams, Shoulders and
Flitch..
Mackerel No. I, fresh,—lrish and Pickled Salmon
200 lbs. Balogne Sausage.
Sugar at all rates; Rio, Java and Laguira Coffee;
Raisins, Currants; Dip'd and Moulded Candles;
Rice, Barley, Young Hyson, Hyson and Soushong
Teas fresh, and selected expressly for family use.
CHEESE.
2000 lbs, superior New and Old Cheese.
101 " Sap Sago , do.
SEG ARS.
10 Boxes superior Havanna Segars, .
.10 do do Principee do.
1000 Half Spanish do. j Maryland
1000 Common, do.
OIL.
400 glls. Winter Strained Oil, Dark and black,
200 " Refined, do.
200 " W hale do. per Bbl. or Gallon.
We have had so many complaints from our cuse
tourers, who have purchased Oil elsewhere, that we
have been very particular in our selection. Call and
give our oil a trial, we know it is 0. K. S. "Oil
Klear Sperm."
Dec 19, 1840: 51—
Chillingworth's II orbs.
►IIHT Works of W. Chillingworth, M. A. con
taining his Book, entitled the religion of Pro—
testants, a safe way to salvation, together with his
Sermons, Letters, Discourses and controversies, first
American from the Twelfth English Editiun. Just
received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
December 19, 51—
Er Subscribers to this Work are requested to call
at this Office, and receive their copies.
--
NEW GOODS. -
JIVE subscriber has again received a fresh and
general assortment of
FALL h WINTER GOODS,
consisting in part of Broad Brown and pilot Cloths
medium and fine qualities, low priced ; Cassimers
Satinets, Flannels, Blankets, Canton Flannels
Checks, English and French Merino, Ves'ings,
Hosiery, Calicoes, Shawls, Umbrellas, Stocks,
Bleached and Unbleached Muslim', Ticking, &e.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES
Via: Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Black,Green and lm
penal Teas, Spices, Soap, Candles, Chocolate, Rais
ins, Sperm and Whale Oil, Loaf Sugar, Rice,
Cheese, &el
For those, who wish to avail themselves of the
opportunity to purchase at extremely low rates,
a visit would be sufficient! The advantageous terms
on which they were piachased,, will enable him to
dispose of them as reasur.able as can be purchased
in a similar, establishment in this section of country.
All who may be disposed to honor him with a visit,
will find sufficient proof oft he accuracy of the above
statement and will no doubt be readily suited in
quantity, quality and price.
GEO. W. SLATER.
December 12, 50—
B.BANNAN.
1-
Salmon:
UST received a otperior article of fresh No, 1
Salmon. Also, Pickled Herring for sale by
GEO. W. SLATER.
,December 12, 50—
Codfish.
A SUPERIOR lot of Codfish can be purchased
very cheap at the store of
GEORGE W. SLATER.
December 12, 50—
Green and Black Teas
JUST received and for sale by
T. & J. BEATTY.
Nov. 28. 48—
For Sale,
"VERY low, 2 small tracts of land on Tumbling
Rut, the one about 4 and the other from 5 to
6 miles from Pottsville. the one containing 80 and
the other 100 acres, Wit° Oak, While and Yellow
Pine, and Spruce Timbcr—they would be sold eith•
er together or separate. A public road is now be.
ing made through the land to Pottsville. For terms
enquire of Henry Ransil or Joseph Morgan, Or.
rigsburg.
11 the above laud is not sold before the first day
of February next, it will then be offered at Public
kale at the House of Michael Mortimer, in Pottsville.
JOSEPH MORGAN.
Or wigsburg. Nov. 28, 48-Ist feb.
B. BANNAN.
52-
WO be let, a farm otely occupied by Frederick
-a. Beekman, ,near the Old Bull's Head, on the
Mineraville Road, two miles from Pottsville. Ap.
ply to G. W. FARQUHAR.
October 10,
Almanacs for 1841.
gra ERMAN and English Almaims for 1841, by
lu" the gross, dozen, or single, for sale by
B. BANNAN
November 10 45
NEW GOODS.
_I :IST received, a large and splendid assortment
4 P-P of new Fall and Winter Goods, viz:
Dry - Goods of every description.
Groceries of all kinds.
Glass & Queensware &c.
Fur, Cloth and Hair Seal Caps,
Mackerel, Salt itc.
All persons ,wishing to purchase Goode cheap for
cash, are respectfully invited to call and examine
for themselves.
SAMUEL HARTZ.
October 10, - 41=
- received alr sale by
B. BANNAN.
Depernber 2. 49
THE MIN
K• S.
66 011• Come and See.”
BACON.
ALSO,
GROCERIES.
Farm to be Let.
Elegant Prayer ooks
AND BIBLES, ,
#6 l -.11 OU R 'II,:
CONSUMPTION
CAS CEREI
Dn. WISTAWS
Balsam of IF lid-Cherry)
THE CELEBRATED REMEDY FOR
Diseases of the Lungs.
N'UMEROS remedies have heen offered and puffed
into notice for DISEASES OF THE LUNGS.
some of which has undoubtedly been found very useful
but of all that have hitherto been known, it must be
universally acknowledged there is none that has ever
proved as successful as the "BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY " Such indeed are the astonishing restora
tive and healing properties of this BALSAM. that even
in the worst forma of CONSUMPTION. when the pa
tient has suffered the most distressing cough. violent pain
in the chest, d iffi culty of brea th ing, night sweats, bleeding
of the lungs, 4-e and when.the most esteemed remedies
of our Pharmacopias had failed to afford any relief, and
when Botanic, Homeepathic. and numerous other rem
edies, had been used for many months in vain, this
invaluable remedy has checked every symptom, and
been productive of the most astonishing relief. In the
early stages of the disease, proceeding from neglected
colds, termed Catarrah/ Consumption, it has been used
with undeviating success, and in many insonces, when
this disease seemed to have marked its victim for an
early grave, the use of this medicine has arrested every
symptom, and restored the lungs to a state of perfect
health.
In that form of CONSUMPTION, so prevalent a
mongst delicate young females, commonly termed debil
ity or 'going into a decline.' jt complaint with which
thousands are lingering, it has also been used with sur
prising success, and not only possesses the power of
checking the progress of this alarming disease, but
at the same time strengthens and invigorates the whole
system more effectually than any remedy we have ever
possessed.
KrLIVER COM PLA INT—In diseases of the Livei,
particularly when attended with a cough, indigestion or
wandering pains in the side, it has also proved very
efficacious, and cured many cases of this kind after the
most powerful remedies had failed.
ASTEIMA.—In this complaint-it also been used
in numerous instances with the most singular success.
It opens the chest. rendering the breathing perfectly
free, arrests the cough, and will seldom fail to give per
manent relief.
BRONCHITIS.—As a remedy in all Bronichial
affections of the throat, attended with a hoarseness, cough
or soar in the throat, it will also be found a very effectual
remedy. and will mostly afford immediate relief if used
at the commencement of the attack.
MT' COUGHS AND COLDS —ln common coughs
and colds, that prevail so extensively throughout tne
winter, it will be found much more effectual than any
remedy, in use, and when colds settle upon the lungs.
causing an inflamation with pains in the breast. difficulty
or shortness of breathing, &c. the use of this Balsam will
suppress such symptoms immediately, and at the same
time prevent the lungs from becoming more seriously
diseased.
IC? CROUP AND WHOOPING COUGH.—In these
complaints l ) so common to young children, this Balsam
will be fotsnd much superior to the Paregoric Elixer
Syrup of Squills,and the various COUGII MIXTURES
in common use, as it Is entirely free from any thing the
least injurious, and may at all times he given to children
with perfect safety, and with the certainty ofitsaffording
them speedy relief.
lET AS FAMILY MEDICINE for many other
complaints, this Balsam will also be found particularly
useful Besides having proved an invaluable remedyin
all Pulmonary affections, i. exerts a pi werfal influence
over many diseases depending on a depraved condition
of the system, and those who have suffered from the
indiscriminate use of ,llercury. or other deleterious
drugs, that arc often compounded in different quack nos—
:rums, will find it a remedy of great value, resessing
the power of strengthening and invig.orating the whole
system mote effectaal than any other medicine we pos—
sess.
, CAUTION TO PURCHASERS—As this medicine
has already acquired great celebrity, there may prob
ably be some attempts to imitate it, and deceive the
public with a spurious mutute. to prevent which I would
wish all purchasers to observe the killowing marks of
the g l onum,:e Balsam. It is put up in bottles of two sizes
each, having the words WISTAR'S BA LSAM OF'
WILD CHERRY, PHILADA , blown in the glass, and
a label ori the front with the sivature of HENRY
WIST'AIR, M. D. Without which none are genuine.
Prepared for the Proprietor by WI LLI ANIS & Co.
Chemists, No 21, Commerce Street, Phila. and sold by
the most respectable Druggists and other appointed
Agents in ill the principal towns throughout the United
States.
ID - The Genuine Medicine eold by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
Soln Agent for Pottsville. Price 81 per Bottle
Dec.s, 1840. 49
THE Subscriber has cDnstantly on hand a sup
rior ;assortment of Chair Stuff, which he
will dispoe of at as low rates as can be obtained at
any otherestablishment.
PETER SEITZINGER.
Foot of the Broad Mountain, Little Mahenop
October 3, .40-1!
Boots and Shoes.
Ladies Fine Buskins,
do Leather, do.
do French, Ties,
do' Grecian, •do.
do . , Slippers,
do; Boots, Morrocco and Leather.
Gentlemen's Water Proof Buots,
do Coarsed do
do Shoes, coarse and fine,
Children's Shoes of every size and civility,
just received from New York, and for sale very
low by. T. & J , . BEATTY.
Nov. 28, 48—
Miller and Haggerty
HAVE received their Winter Stock of Fresh
m--a Groceries, consisting of a very general assort.
ment, which they are disposed to sell at a small ad
vance for Cash.
Nov. 28,
Plain & Figured DeLanes.
A NEW supply of those beautiful and fashiona
ble goods, just received and for sale by
I'. & J. BEATTY.
Decenibc r 5, 49
AVOW that the Elections of our Country have de
4 - 11 cideti that OLD Tip is to be the next President,
and better times being a consequence of that result;
the undOsigned would be pleased to receive any
Orders its the Boat Building line, either at home
or from abroad.
I am pitcpated to build any number of Boats—of
any sized-and almost at any price. So come on
,boys, let Its leel the'effect of victory.
Deceniber 5,
T. 4k T. BEATTY,
SAVE just received from New York, •
az2 1 106 lbs superior Smoked Beef,
100(f do do new Hams,
1000'do do Shoulders,
4000 do do Dairy Cheese,
10 Ble. do Small Pork.
16: do do No. 1, Mackrel, (late Fares)
• .% do do Pickled Herring,
2000 lbs. Codfish,
All of `;l;vhich they offer on as good terms as can
be obtainthd elsewhere.
Nov. 2s, 48—
•
NEW STORE.
riIHE subscriber respectfully informs tho public,
thafhe has opened a store in Centre Street, 3
doors' below F. & J. Beaty's Store, corner of Nor.
wegiao and , Centre Streets, where he afters for sale
a general assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, •
Queensware, &c.
All persons desirous of purchasing Goods Cheap
for Cash, are respectfully Invited to call and exam.
ine for themselves.
EDWARD HUGHES.
NoveMber, 21, —4tf
Gloves! Gloves!!
G E"LEMEN'S Beaver end Hoskin Gloves
da German and Lined do.
Ladies Baskin, Kid and York fan do.
do do.
for sale by
E. Q. & A. HEADERSON.
0064 24. 4s-
11l
Chair Stuff:
Harrisonism
JOHN M. CROSLAND
49-
Cheap Bendy Made Winter
. Clothing.
PRICES TC) SUIT THE TINES. ,
THE advertisers have on ban ¢ and will sell very
cheap for cash.
Sunni' double milled Engl l 7n Beaver Cloth Over..
coats f3ll trimed 918 to 20
Rouble milled Frock Coats, made in the best style
how $l6 to 16
Heavy English Pilot Cloth Over Coats, 12 to 16
do do Frock do 10 to 14
do Harrington Cloth Over Coats, 7to b
Blue Black and fancy colored Dress Coats. 10 to 14
do do do Euro !superfine west of Eng
land Cloth Dress Coats, $l4 to 18
Superfine Blue Black and fancy colored Cassimere
Pants, 57 to 8
Superfine do do Buckskin Cassiraer sto 6
do Satinet-Pants, 4 to 5
Heavy lined Satinet Pants, ' 2a to 3
First quality Satinet Roundabouts, 4 to 4a
do do Cloth do 6to 7a
do do P.ictian hunting Coats 6a
Fine Kentucky Jean Coats, fea
Heavy Genoa Silk Velvet Vests, 5 to 6
Superfine English Bllt. Blue BM. fancy cut Silk
Velvet Vesta, . s4a toga
Fine English boiled Satin Vests, 3 to 4
Heavy double backed Woolen Velvet Vests 3a 1143
Superfine Blue and 131 k. Cato iniere do 3to 3a
Fine double Breast Sattinet Vest, 2 to 24
Valentia anu Woolen Velvet do H to 6
A general assortment of superfine Lambswool
Shirts and Drawers, fine Linnen and Muslin Shirts
•&q, Cotton and Canton flannel under Shirts and
Drawers, heavy Marino Shirts LS -c. Hoisery, heavy
Germantown Woollen Hose and half hose, fine
white Cotton and heavy Lambs wool hose, superfine
full trimed Satin and Bombazine Stocks, extra
French Merino and hair cord Scharfs, and Scharf
Stocks, Gloves, Suspenders, Shirt Bosoms, Collars
&c. &c.
Also, a large and handsome assortment of super
fine West of England Cloths and Ca.simeres, and a
small quantity of well selected French Cloths, a.
mongst which are a variety. of Diamond Beaver
Cloths for Over Coats of different shades and finish.
Also heuvy domestic Diamond Bear Cloths. Those
who pay Cash may buy bargains of`
LIPPINCOTI & TAYLOR.
Woollen Dealers and ,Tailors, corner of Centre
and Mahantango Streets:
November 28,
New Cheap Cash Store.
-m•IIE subscriber tSns just opened in Centre street,
a tew doors above Norwegian strenl, an entire
new and elegant assortment ofGoud s osisisting of
Dry Goods, I
Queensware.
Groceries, Hardware, &c.
All of which were purchused at such prices as Will
enable.him to offer them at an unusually low price.
His design is to sell cheap for cash. He can assure
the public, that a call will be sufficient proof to con
firm the assertion, that he will not be exceeded by
any in cheapness.
All are respectfully invited to call and exam
ine the assortment and prices. being confident his
words will nor suffer from such a course.
October 31.
Rodg - erls celebrated Pen
knives.
A I RESH supply of Rodger's Pen-knives, a
to mong which are his celebrated Treasury and
Navy Knife, manu'..actured fur the U.S. Government.
Just received and fur sale by
December 5,
• • BREWSTER'S
Pectoral Mixture,
LIOR the cure of Coughs, Colas, Influenza, Phthis
ic, Spitting of Blood, pain and weakness of
the Breast, and Lungs, and all pulmonary affections.
Price, 25 cents per bottle.
A supply of the above medicine just received and
for sale at the Drug Store of
• JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
November 2.8, 48—
Children's Shoes.
A LARGE assortment of Philadelphia manutac
L -11 - tured Children's Shoes, for sale by
E. Q. 4 A. HENDERSON.
41-
October 10,
,Muslin de Lanes.
AFEW pieces choice patterns elegant Muslin
de Lanes, for sale very low by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
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January 2,
Crackers.
10RESH Water, SugE. ar, Soda and Bran Crackers
-a: for sale by Ce 4.. A. HENDERSON.
January 2,
Quills: Quills !!
FROM 25 cents to $ 3 75 per hundred, just re
ceived and for sale by
December,
Stationary, ifc.,
OF almost every description, just received Ind
for sale cheap by
December 5,
Chess Men,
JUST received and fur sale by
B. BANNAN.
December 5, 49
Cobb's School Books.
COBB'S series of School Books—A fresh 'Ehipply
at Philadelphia prices, by the dozen or single,
always for sale by B. BANNAN.
December 5, 49
Dried Apples and reaches,
F OR sale at the store
December 12,
Mitchell's School Geography.
viiE best now in use, a tresh supply better bound,
- 111 - together with
MITCHELL,S PRIMARY SCHOOL GE.
OGRAPFIY,
A new work just published, for beginners, and
which has already been introduced in the Schools
In Philadelphia. Also,
MITCHELL'S GEOGRAHPICAL READER.
for Schools and families, just received and for sale
by B. BANNAN.
Deceinber 5, 49
Conte, Sugar, and Molasses.
10 Bags Government Java Coffee,
10 do Strong scented Rio do
5 Hhds. St. Croix, New Orleans, & Porto Rico
Sugir.
5 Hhds. Steam Sugar House & N. 0. Molasses.
500 lbs. Refined Loaf and Lump Sugar,
for sale low by
December 5,
Juvenile
,Books.
A : N extensive variety, suitable for hnliday pres.
za• ants, just received and for sale by
Deeemser 5,
Parchment.
WELL prepared English Parchment. large and
small sheets. just received and for sale by
B. BNNAN
December 5, 49
Steel Peas.
.AL VERY large assortment from SO cants to S 6
-.ex per Gross, among which are the latest and
Most approved pattens, pot received and for sale by
BAN.
Decembei 5,
48-
GEO. W. SLATER,
44-
B. BANNAN.
49-
B. 13ANNAN
49-
B. BANNAN.
49-
GEO. W. SLATER.
50-
T. & J. BEATTY.
49-
B. - BANN AN.
49-
SIVA! M.'S E ill lOM E .
The most wilful Family Medicine ever c
,
• fered tb the Public.
THIS well known Aoti-Dysenterie and' Worm Med-,
ichae has proved auceesafully 'these tredve years
past, and is un vett:dilly acknowledged by all who have
tried it, to be far superior to any other medicine ever
employed in the diseases tor'which it is reeemritended:
It is perfectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it.
Worms being'especially apt to infest persons of debit'
Hared digestive organs and emaciated constitution..
much mischief is often done by the ordinary worm med
icines, which generally consists of the strongest puma ,
tires, calomel, that destroyer of the constitution, bitter..,
pink root, spirits of turpentine, vvertuseee oil &c. &c
Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but they de
bilitate the stomoch, and Olen materially injure the
general health, without removing the camis Swaim's
Vermifuge has the peculiar advantage of removing the
general health, without r.ernoving the cause. Swaim', Vermifuge has the peculiar advantage of removing the
cause of the worms, by giving vigour and healthy action
to the stomach. bowels and organs of digestion, thereby
relieving measles, croup, hooping cough. &c. This
medicine,by invigorating the internal functions torenght
ening the organs of digestion. and remelting the primary .
cause which creates morbid sccretionit, will relieve .
Bowel Complaints. Choli6, Ulvveeterp Despepsia, and
the whole train of biliary affections, Sick Headache.
Acidity of the Stomach, Foul Breath. Bleeding Piles,
&c. It is an antidote in the early stage of Fever and
Cholera lalorbus.
As general Family Medicine, it stands unrivaled, as
the aapplicable to most of the diseases to which children
are subject. Swaim's Vermituge will be toniet ofsome
utility to persons who occasionally indulge in the con—
vivality of the table ; a dose taken before dinner will
anticipate the effects of aridity of the stomach, not en—
frequently produced by wine. In She 11%4163 of this
howeve r. a dose in the morning or the followifalmorning
will, in most instances, restore the tone of the Stom—
ach.
Families resident in the country, and insulated in a
measure from medical advice, travellers journeying to
the far wear, or boiled to distant ports. seminaries and
all public institutions and charitable associations will
find this remedy corstantly at hand. of great utility..
Prepared at SWAThIrS LABORATORY Philadelphia.
And for sale by B. BANNAN,
A gent for Schuylkill Connty.
41—tf
October 31
Dr. Lekly's .Medicated Extract of
Sarsaparilla.
To the World.
yon wish to make use ti'Sarsaiktrilla, be adtised to
try nit. LEIDY'S NIEDICATIM EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA ; It is positivelyllie strongest pre
paration in existence. one bottle of It (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, give it the preference over all other prep'.
rations of Sarsaparilla, both from the tact of its superior
strength (consequently efficacious when employed) and
from the circumstance of its being prepared by a regu
lar Apothecary and Physician, attested by Dr'. Physic,
Chapman, - Jackson, Horner, Gibson, Dewees, James,
Cote, &c. &.
It is useless here to name the numerous affections
wherein Sarsaparilla is considered the sole Specific.—
Suffice it to say. it is recommended by all Physicians
throughout the world. in diseases of Skin, Bones, Liver,
, and particularly all diseases produced by impurities
of the blood and animal fluids. As a purifier of the
blond, it is at all times (and particularly in the Spring
and Fall) invaluable In warm chmates.throughout the
Summer Season no person should nr glect using itocca
atonally Numerous certificates and recommendations
from Physicians, and others accompany the directions.
For sale by ( B. BANNAN.
Sole agent for-Schuylkill county.
23—tf
June 6
NEW STORE:
fiE subscribers would inform their friends and
A- the public that they hove established' them
selves in business, in the Store formerly occupied
by Messrs. T. & W. Pollock, adjoining Messrs.
Clemens & Parvins Drug Store, w here they offer
for sale a general assortment of ,
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Teas.
Wines,
•
Liquors,
queensvvare,-
Glassware and.
Hardware,
All of which they arc disposed to sell on the most
reasonable terms for cash, as they intend to do en
exclusive cash business. The public are invited to
call and examine their Goods and prices before pur.
awing elsewhere.
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
May i 6 20—
. Hickok & Fleming's ,
EVANGELICAL MUSIC.'
JUST received and for sale by
B BANN AN.
October 31,
Harrison Medals,
A ND Badges, just received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
Deeemher 5, 49
New Goods.
IT is with pleasure that the subscriber announces
to his customers and the public in general, that
he has j..st returned from • Philadelphia, and le now
supplied with a general assortment of
GOLD 4- .S'ILVEE WATCHES,
Of a very superior quality. Also, an assortMent , of
Gold and silver Patent Lever Watches. Gold guard
Keys, and Guard Chains, Gold Breustpins,of various
kinds,Silver Table and Tea Spoons, Silver Plated
Lng Cabin Pencils, Guilt Finger rings of every de—
scription, Log Cabin Rasors, Silver and Plated
Spectacles.
Also, Clocks of every description very cheap for
Cash.
All of . very superior qurlity ana which Wafers
for sale on as moderate terms es possible for cash.
CONRAD RUFF.
47
November 24
ANNUALS,
AND
CHRISTMAS 4. NEW YEBR PRESEN'TS.
'THE Keepsake for 1841,
Fisher's Drawing Room Scrap Book,
FriendshipVOffering,
Forget Me Not,
Boston Token and Atlantic Souvenir for 1841,
Youht's Keepsake, do
Juvenile Forget—Me—Noti., do
The Annualette, do
Parley's Chriritmas Tales,
Parley's Christmas Gift,
MrS. Hall's Bible Conversations,
The Boy's Country Book,
Evenings at Home,
Book of Pleasures,
American Mechanic,
Conversations on Nature and Art,
Letters to Young Ladies,
The Young Ladies Friend.
The Gem,
Birth Day Gift,
Boy's Life of Harrison,
The House I. live in, •
My Little Friends,
Anecdotes of Washington,
Interesting Stories,
Marmaduke Multiply,
Girl's own Book,
Boy's own Book,
• TogetheuvAth a Iry assortment of other Juve
nile Boa's.
ALSI,
An elegant caatorturent of Bibles, Prayer Books.
&c, Etc just received and for sale by
October 17.
Pocket Dairies for 1841.
TIESILVER'S and Stewart's Pocket Dairies for
J E ". 1841, containing an Almanac .ind a blank
memoranda for each day in the year. neatly put up.
just received and for sale by
B BANNAN;
4.9-r
December 5,
Stroughtoves
HE genuine Stoughton's Bitters for sale by.
T
E. Q. & AjIENDERSON
31--
13
94-if
& BANNAN.
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