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El
-1 .", ~, ,t . ,-,-; fit,o m d i e Manog r , • ,„:,.., -.1 i ~ 2.4 .
• Thootreetikdaiitgele ibrie th enoo.llol: - T ,'
ir
Thouhnooen*Atent , savors beli:: ' , i ;
innaleat theingto e mould loot sad ind Warn'
Andorbatisieerearnia„ Mudd tteartatebeenboini
%the girls are the faintsfor posies flat Means i ,
• In the world's weed,* Pelee, this,side of the tombs
-: Bat like the bright rostithat soon withers and .fades..
Theylnuateither get ti L nnier!, or beAripd•opoid maids.
They :ave. - lovely: ;the ehuntietribey're fair and
,
Att the sweet simmer lillies tiat gainidi the vale;
In Fashion's py woke &OM flatter and•film; '1
And barter their binuttlf for a fool or a ROI: : - , '
The delicate asatures! they sweeten life's tali ...- - -
And mare oar dull entetiesetwith sadness to fleet
Tbey isairgattetts hoeey from poisonous things—
Bat the darn'd little insects are furnished with state
o
tbrre,thent: though, still—ondf wherever Iso , ,
,
1 etze cot for trouble. nor sontsw.nor wo. ;
Belong as lnightroses are sent from above
For the girls to Medlin in, a bundle of low!
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`-SCRAPS Af.ND SCRUMMING*
41 His that eooket. honk any pictures P " said Miss
C. tn I to y s boilksefier. _ 4 No, Mini none," was the an.
were si•WhY," ex !aimed timidity and. beautiful
i
younglady, is whatis the use of telling us,: how to
' main a good dime if they give nano plates?"
ai.. A new ladle h been invented in Philodelpbia,
for ;which 'the inventeihas taken out a patent. He
hai given to it thel classical . name of the ii Grecian
Bend." -It is' said Ito •be infinitely superior to the
kind now• in use, end. is universally adopted by the
ladies at Washingtim. The Grecian Bend is des
tined to be' the rage.' ' ' ' '
'lf a man has a right to be proud of any thing; it
`is of a good action; done, as it ought to be, withoutl
- any base interest lurking at the bottom of it.
Childhood is like - a mirrorcatching and reflect
ing images from around it.•
iA: lady on first.taking up a newspaper; ooks first
' to:the marriages,- then to the deaths v first to what 4
most to•be desired' then to what is most dreaded.
• 1
•True • .eneli ' a r • • i
pold notes stands on foolisnceremony. ;
1 ,
'I
The. - The Norfolk Phcenix says that the irregularity of
.
the mails bas ' t hrown the editorial corps jupon their
, •
toils.'l
1
If.-a.man conimences to save ten cents a 'day
i
when !Mitt twenty - ono years old, and continues to
do so i!ali'l lie is seventy. tie will then be worth over
ten thousand dollars.. -
Ttie N. E. Beiew says that there iii living in
Baltimore, near .libe Clipper race, a negro whose
legs are so crooked that he can't find his k nee joints,
and his heelaare so long that be is ob liged to go
down stairs back Wards, and can't turn 4 'corner of
the meet will:mit' knocking down a lamp post. We
,;don'tbelieve it: I ' - t
-
The Telegm h gravely asserts that Gov. Porter
011110 i be in. th city of Philadelphia and in Harris.
hing at the sam time. : _ - 1
1 • 1
,TheMiltonia r equests ' 'some member of our Le
gislattire to e
1. f of- its thanks. Go to school,
friend' ? and 'leas? to know,' if possible, something
about the definition of word 4.
1 ,
Martin Van Buren intends' to take lup his rest- '
deuce' in the cis of New York. A splendid man- '
- Sion IS now pre aring for his reception. I 1
Wisaand John Q. Adams bpi had 4 flare up in
the House of ftepresentatives. Both came off , sec- -
ond best.'
Nearlj ten Mons, in specie, were 'paid out by
;
the Philadelph a banks during the "twenty days' of
resiimpthm.'
. ,
The United totes Navy consists of , fifty-six ves
sels, all told _he British have about the same num
ber of war a ' era.
The population of the St. Charles Hotel. New
Orleans, by a census taken•a week or tWp since, was
near seventhandreA3—inbabitants enough to stock a
good ' sizeill country illage, and make considerable
of a show at that. ,
The seat of tgovernmentis said to be overrun with
office seekcnsirprincipally from the West. Old Tip
will have a tongh time of it in order to get rid of„
the needy i pa4tiaans., , . ....
Recorder. orris, of New York, has not been re-
moved by . (overnor Seward as
s yet—eo says the
Herald. What's in the wind ?
. .
. t
A. yopng, nionstachoed foreigner, a few days since,
gut a severe .ovitiidirig iii New York, for insulting
- 1
two ladies as they were passing along Broadway.—
Served him right. .
--.'•
A Britislii i cruizer captured a slaver off St. Croil,
soinetitnein pecernbei last; on board of which they
foufid 240 children, boys and girls, from 7 to 13
years of age,; all naked.
56,274 fotteign passengers arnved at the port of
New York between the Ist of March and the Ist of
November,. hist.
Master Diamond, the negro dancer, drags by
mense houses at the St. Chad* Neiw Orleans.—,
Alas, for thi l t legitimate! •
A theatrical company from Philadelphia pre now
pitifing at Harrisbuigh. Mrs. Hunt is. the bright,
particular arr.
A womates courage is always the courage of the
mind—the highest description of valor which the
human *kW: is .capable. Danger strengthens instead
of deterring, it, and white ninny meta grow nerveless
they simply;' become more cool. The valor of man
is most dependent on brute force, and, where this
fads, courage in an uneducated mind rarely survives
its loss.
- On an aterage, there are tw.) inquests held in the
city of New York every day by the Coroner.
Sleighing about these parts has been very good
for tt fortnight past.
. --Firrascs ov Naw 'Yea .—On the first day of
October, 1 x 849, the balance in thO- State Treasury
wai ' , $63,034 15
Amount o receipts from that datolto
• the 304 day of September, 1840, .
' both days inclusive, was 4,283,388 72
T tal. • ' .$4,346,422 8/
The ex :Ahem during the same .
time w re •
•
Balance . l3 . Tre,as try Sept. 30,1840, $47,505 71
For'ihe redemp tion of bills, there was paid from
th e TrismOny $315,129, mostly, if uot'all, for the city
benlr. . Them was divided to thtcommon
schools 0 the State $274,999 95 . and to acade
mies $47,109 42. The expertses of the Legislature
for itsllaat session were $99,495 83, for the Court
Of ErroM $24,518 70.
Mf.BlcLput.—We learn from the Buffalo
Comip. l 'al Advertiser of the 28th nit. that after
McLeod had been released on fail, two or three
hundmd t artried men forcibly kepoducted him to
ital. There object Waa to , afford an opportunity to
the owner of the Caroline to arrest McLond for•the
deatmeamt of his boat, and thus datlin him on
•thitreldk •
A Bail Estumsottor-The Cincinnati Chronicle
states that the Cashier of the Gallipotis. flank has
ascended. and that the Presideat is under arrest on
charge* . preferred against him.' 'An indictment is
also prefitrred against the Cashier. The heaviest
ereditae preferred taking the best of theihMounted
t ripse tesey other chance of paynieot.- - ,
t ,
•
L; -e-,•-• - • ..
298,917 16
• 1170 - 1104 1 41)•
Tag jai
• form,rdolt° or -..
Viig4')ibirdosir
talented milt. treat elierand. latte*linatio t*'*glatir
Together. • with 'apply of: • rz
among - which are • , ,
While & Bed Lead Ow. GrPoo Paiat•
Whim Legal gronnd in Black Paint. ' • I
'Chrome Green.. „ Voogd: - - ,
China*, Tao*, Japai-
Veaerion Red. - • ," (Unap644d t :
Yellow Ochre; ' I:itharge:
Biaet Lead .'; ,
Straniall BrOwir,' " • ' t Paint Brushes,-
' Immix! Oil, , • Saab - • ~ -
Window Glaris of assorted alai& from 7 try 9to 30
. •
I, DYE ETUPFB., , •
Indigo; Madder. Annatto, Loogwcrod.Redwodd. Panic
Camwood, Brazil Wood. Copperas,' Tamenc,
neal; Verdigris; &Oil' Red Banners.
•
SPICES' • • '
Mace, Magner,. Cionamon,ClOvea, Pepper, Abides
Mustard, Cyjuule Pepper, ,
PATENT MED/CIIV/3, rtc.l
,
SteersDpodeldoc, Barber's !torso Powder,
GodfreyaCintltali • Heyrs Embrocation for
Bateman' Dropsy, Horses. • -
Turlinatoiks Balsam, - Liquid OpedeldOc,
ihrfaem Oil. British Oil,
Ralsam'Ob Maltha, Oil of Spike,
Golden ,llnctunit, - Oil of Stone,
Spring Clik • I . •
, PERF MERV.; •
ColognelWater. Lavender Water. Pay Rom Bears
Oil; Lemon' Cream; Bears Create. Na: les Con. wind.
Cold etealai, Lip Salve, Ttioth Powder. Maeass • Oil.
Pearl Powder. Jaynes Ilairrfonii. Toilet Powder 1
• t
adhes, Hair. Fah. Tooth. it Nail Brushes. -
withTO:fellerevcry • othci. article in his ;me:
which he itt disposed to Fell at fair prices; and respect
fully solicits a share of public patronage—
Physecianklind StorekeebOrs supplied with medicines
ft . il small advanced on city; prices..
• JQHN S. C. MARTIN
. Centre. nest door to Mahantango St. Pottsville.
Nov. 8.1 - 1840.• • - • 48-if
111" Phy'sician's prescriptions carefully compounded
at all Mous. t
•
New toods. '
•
JUST received and opened , n choice selection of
Fall and Winter Gorids, consisting in flirt, of
Cloths, Cessimeres, Sattinets; Plain and Figured
Silk Velvety, block and coloured Sillis,Cbintses, and
Domestic; Prints, Flannels, Hosiery. &e, together
with a general assortment of Fancy & Domestic
Dry. Goods which will be sold very cheap.
D. W. EARL. r
September r 19
,
Itlushn , e Ganes.
•
PLAIN and Figured "Muslin De Lanes," jost received
and for sale low, by
DetobOr $, . 18 7 -
:
Letter and Cap Paper.
200 REAMS NO. 3 Letter (plain;)
56 do do 3 do ruled,
150 do dO 2do do and plain,
50 do ~do 1 do plain,
.150 reams No. 2 cap. plain, for sale at Ire
ry low prices by
E. A l . HATHAWAY & Co.
Comin Meichants, 13sotith Front rot.
Philadelphia, Auguit 8, 32
.
Wetherill & Brother,
! AT 7lii. OLD STAND
NR: 65 NORTH. FRONT STREET,
EAST SIDE,
THREE DOORSI FROM: THE CORNER OE ARCH ST
PHILADELPHIA
MIANUFAeTURERS OF
Whitei,ead dryand / ; Calomel,
grxiOnd in Oil, i Red Precipt,
Red Lead, ' White do .
Litharo, Vitriol Alb.
.
Chronic Yellow, Snip. Quinine ' .
dO i Green Tart. Emetic
do ' Red Ether Sul ph.,
Patent{ellow do. Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic •
Copperai . Lunar Caustic
01. Vitriol I Com. do
Aq. Fortis ! Acet. Morphia .
Muriatic Acid 1 Stilph. do
Epsorri Salts 1 Lac. Sul plow
Tart. Acid Opi. de N a rcot.
Sup • Carb. Soda I Rermes Mineral
Correa, Sub. Merc. I Ethiops do.
Refiners o fChamphoi,Sal Nitre,Brimstone.Borax.ite.
Offer f:or sale the aborementiehed a rticlestogether with
a general assortment of Paints. Dregs and Dye Stull's,
and every other article in the Chemical and Medicinal
line. I .
• Being manufeturers of all the articles enumerated un
derthe above head. tney pledge themselves to supply
their friends and the[ publicon the most reasonable
terms.
'Window and Picture Glass. from 6 8. -to 4 30.
Oct 1 1837 48-
Shamokin Coal Land
FOR SALE.
gi CIE undivided half part of two tracts of land,
7 1 --r Situate on Shninokin 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
Shamokin, (destined to become a second Pottsville)
they: abound with both the red ash and the white
ash coal; and on the lower tract irnn ore. of the kid.
ney species. has beqn foetid in considerable quanti.
ties. The Pottsville and Danville railroads runs
nearly through the ! middle of both tracts, and is in
complete order trop Sunbury to the centre of the
gray tract, thus giving them the command of all
the markets on the Susquehanna, (and now that the
canal is finished 'to the water) of all the
markets on the Chesapeake.
This property offered for sale, to close the
estate of the late Colonel Francis Johnston, by
A. W. JOUNSTON, Paecutor,
No. 7, Clinton Square, Chesnut street,
West of Broad.
rluladelphia Feb. 8
Cloths,. Cassitners, dic.Sattinets
i t LARGE assortment of Cloths, Cassimers, and
Sattinets of all colours and Prices. Alen
Beaver Cloths, and superior Veatinge, of various
styles, just received, to which the attention of Gen
:lemen are particularly invited.
SAMUEL HARTZ.
41—
October 10,
1 E. A. Hathaway & Co. )
COMMISSIONAND COAL MERCHANTS
No i 3 South Front Street,
Philadelphia;
(Whorffoot of South etreet,Schuylkill•;
May 23 21—tf
Cloths,: Cloths ! ' j
JUST received by the subscribers, and for sale at
reduced prices for calif).
'Superior Brown Beaver Cloth, •
do Blue do do
4 1 do • do - Pilot do
I do Brown do ; do
!Also, superior Blue, Black, Brown, Olive, Green,
and fancy coloured Cloths, Cassia:eras and Beni.
netts. • ,
IMILLER & , HAGGERTY
Nov. 28, 48--
; , 1
II
MeOno Sliawis t &C.
T _UP IN'S superior !Merino Shawls, purchased
JP -a from the importer at a small advance, just re•
eeived and tar sale cheap.
i Alsu French , end English Mermoe Main and
figured Monslin De 11, anes, and Figured Saxony
Cloths, &c.
.
lioaember 2j.
Bear Valley Coal CoMpany.
'',IIU'OTICE is hereby given that an Election will
i" be held on Saturday the 27th day of February,
1841; at the house of Matthew Wilson, in the 'bo
ough of Harrisburg, Dauphin county, Pennaylva.
nia, to chock)trchn.the . Stockholders of the Rear
;Valley Coal CdmpanY, seven Directors to manage
the business of:the Company .tor one year.
•• -CALVIN ;BLYTHE, - Preaident
' , 1 .1 or timilear Valley Coal I
- • Jan 23, 4-.6t ' • ' :- : Company
==:=MMI
BEDWELL'S
Tenn., Ringworm: and*ch
Asupply of the above ointment jest received and
for Bale wholesale at al retail at the Drop Store •
of the sttbsertbet: !here alsO may be seen certifi.
cotes of its efficacy. in the cote of obstinate:cases
of Tetter, &c.
JOHNS: C. MARTIN,'
Also for sale, Pr. iledwelre'relebra:ed
GREEN OINTMENT,
for the cure of Felons, Ulcers, Old Cuts, Sto.
October 24 34
.
. ,
VEGET'ABIA: LIFE PILLS AM)
IW&' PHOENIX BITTERS —The high celebrity . which
these excellent Medicines have acquired, in curing al
most every disease to which the human frame,is liable.
is a matter familiar with almost every intelligent person.
They became known by their frutta—their good work*,
have testified for them—they did not thrive by the fait
Of the credulous
• In cases oft Costiveness, Dyspepsia. Bilinusand .Liver
Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Pains, Rheumatism,
Fevers and Agues, Obstinate Headaches.lmpure State
of the Fluids, Unhealthy A ppeananee of the Skin,Ner
sons Debility, the Sickness incident to Feinalesin Deli
cate Health. every kind of Weakness of the 'Digestive
Organs, and in all general Derangements of Health, these
Medicines have invariably proved a certain and speedy
remedy. They restore vigorous health to the most ex
hausted constitutions. A single trial will place the
Life Pills and Plicenix Bitters beyond the reach of com
petition, in the estimation of tvery patient.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, a t WM. B.
MOFFAT'S Medical Office, 375 Broadway, New York.
N. B. None are genuine unless they have the fee
simile of John Moffat's signature.
Wit The Life Pills are sold in boxes—Price, 25 cents - ,
50 cents, end el each, according to the size; and the
Phcenix Bitters in bottles, at Si or 52 each, with full di
rections. ' •
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION—An inter
eating little pamphlet. entitled " Motlat's Medical Man
ual,designed as a Domestic Guide to Health—contain
ing accurate information concerning the most preva
lent disease, and the most approved remedies—by WM.
B. MOFFAT." ' Apply to the Agents.
Agents.—The Life medicines may also be had of the
pi incipal druggists in' every town throughout the United
States and the Canadas. Ask for.Moffats Life Pills and
Phcenix Bitters; and be sure that a fac simile of John
Moffat's signature is upon the label of each bottle of
bitters and box of pills.
These valuable Medicines are for sale by Messrs.
MILLER & HAGGERTY. Pottsville.
September h, 1840. 39—tf.
THESE celebrated Lozenges were originally a
private prescription of the late Professor Wis.
tar. But from the great benefit attending their use
in cases of Colds, Coughs, Asthma, 4c. have become
a standard remedy for these complaints. The sub.
scriber Innings copy, of the original recipe, prepares
them precisely according. to it. For psi° br the do.
zen or single box, at JOHN SC MARTIN'S
Oct 93 Drug Store, Pottsville.
Resumption of Business.,
NEW DIIU STORE.
frHE Subscriber returns his grateful acknowl
edgementa to the - citizens of Pottsville arid
others, who stepped forward to his assistance after
the loss of his property by fire in December last,
and would also acquaint them and the pliblic gen
erally, that he has again commenced the Drug ,
Business in the house formerly occupied by Charles
W. Clemens, in Centre Street, in the borough of
Pottsville, where may always be had a general as
sortment or
Drugs,
Paints,
Glass, Dye thilittlgg
And every other article in the above line, which he
is disposed to sell on very low and accommodating
terms. .
N. B. Err Physicians prescriptions carefully put
up at the shortest notice. . ,
Pottsville; May 30,1838
Lumber!; Lumber!!!
Shingles, Lap and Joint.
Boards, 4
Plastering Lath and other Lumber,
constantly fur sale by
Oclober 16, -
WiMO Juvenile Piano Ini
%trawler,
J UST received and fur sate by
B. BANNAN.
Also Burrow's Jiano Primer
October 17.
.
Festivals & Fasts.
A fresh supyly, just received and for sale by
B. BA %VAN
FRESH •GOODS: •
USTopened a large and splendid supplyof season
* 0 ably Goods. comprising a general assortment of
DRY' OODS,
GROCERIES, •
•
LIQUORS, -;
- HARDWARE,
FISH, PLASTER,
CHEESE, SALT, itc. 4.c.• ,
All of which will be sold cheep for cash or ex
change for country produce- it '. :Store of
JOSEPH WRITE & SON.
Mount CarbOn, Nov 23 • • 47—tt
REFINED WHALE OIL- 7 2000 galls. reined
Whale 011, just received and for sale by.
E. A. HATHAWAY &Co.
Corn. Merchants,l3 Booth Front
Philadelphia, August, 8,
A ND Badges, juoi received and for sale by
• B. BANNAN.
Deeember 5, • 49
Green and Mack Teas
J UST received and-for sale by ,
T.lll. J. BEATTY.
Nov. 28. - „
48—
E. W. EARL:
47-tf
d Shoes.
Ladies Fine Busking,
•
do. Leather, , do.. I
do French, Ties,l
do Grecian. do'.
do Slippers;
do Boots, Morroceo and Leatiier.. • ,
Gentlemen's Water Proof Boots, . •
do Goateed ,do.- • ,
do • Shoe", 'colors° and fine, • -
Children's. Sbdes of every size and quality. .
net received from New, Fork., and for sale very.
ow by
28 ,T. J. BEATTY.
No% 6 • I-.
ftlimegg
WISTELIMS LOZENGES.
For Colds.
Medicines,
Pills,
WM. T. EPTING
SAMUEL HARTZ
41,--
Harrison Medals,
OM
a •
I
t t -! ; w , 116111111111 . •
• titr e
.Wenia i s „ *A Agar" talk *ilk ,r 7
q/ii t itnat'4lParriaielirliteittfaiit
'!,iiiiiringti-contimoool-
iglifelfed WIN el of HeieliPittlrkqmon• Blyctd
otheevtgicebte sitht
donde. PrePeettiffitly I M. 4 0 Ws
" • •
IlEinniand itdmitted pectoral vi?.
tnes..of the Herbs front which the BALS#Pa Ole
lIOARBOUND is made, are too geherally known to
quire recommendation; it is therefore only : necessary to
observe that this Medicine etantainirthe whole of their
Medicinal properties. highly concentrated, and so bap .
pily co:06;nel with ieveral other vegetable sobatatices.
as to render most speedy, mild and , certain rernetl, how •
in use, for tbe COMplaintsabOTlS mentioned.':
For Children, this Balsam hoof Prestitnablevelne• It
is a speedy remedy for theWhcqtang gk and
and &Towle certain reli Cough
efin Rowel Cooto.
Taitintig. 4rc. It is pleasant to the taste, and may be
safely given to the tenderest infant sad should be kept at
all limes in evesry family, as it is mach better for, the
complatnaincidenttochildren than Pa regoric.Godfrey's
Cordial. or the Cordials so commonly used,as hundreds
in this City bait testified. ,
It is now about five years since this medicine was'en.
tensively Introduced in this City,unit section of the coon.
since which time it has constantly increased In enh•
tic eavonr.'and it is at the present dine the most ooptilar
Cough Medicine, in most of the. Northern and. Western
States. More than lice Thong:ad Fire 11r:wired pot
ties have been reviled annually, at the antweribereriti.
M
',oe the last two years. and , although fi ve other . "--
gists in the City, are constantly supplied with thearti
his sales are daily increasing.
For the a itisfaction of those interested iniCertifica es,
the following are added, although the common practice
of collectinit a long 'string of vouchers; has not been
considered the best way to mike its virtues knonii.
We say 'ask' 'inquire ask those who, have used- it. 'ask
Physicians is ho prescribe it. ask the 4% ;Tots whosell it
try it yourself, and then indge as ye Gad
Read the rollowieg.-1 hereby certify thr early in the
spring of 1638.1 contracted a severe COLD. which set
tled upon my lungs,and threatened a hasty Consumption.
I used several prescriptions, tint obtaining little or ati re
lief; I was mach alarmed. Happening to be at Roches
ter, was advised by my friend. Mr WinaloW, to 1 0 a
bottle of his BALSAII op HOREHOVND: I did so, and to
,mystnprise obtained relief at once—and by the utle of
that single bottle was perfectly restored to health. To
those afflicted with Colds or Coughs, at this inclement
season, I say to and do likewise.'
LEANDER. CHIPMAN.
Ingratitude is the tase.sterime in man.—Wo are not a•
mong that class of Editors wfri fora few dollars will, (at
the expense of truth and honesty) - 'crack up' an a rticle
and bring ikintorapid sale; neither are we willing to re
main silent, after having tested the utility of an improve
'mayor discovery in science or art. Our readera will
recollect we told them we, were unwell with a !sole
throat and violent cold some few weeks ago Well. we
purchased two bottles of WiNst.ow's Passim ott iloaz
itowity and so sudden was the cure, that we forgot we
ever had a cold. Thos.) who are afflicted may try it
upon our recommendation —Lewiston Telegraph
' Price 50 cents per , bottle.
For sale by CLZbIgNS & Nevis:, and War. T. Erro,
'Pottsville, Pa and by the Druggista in the country! gen
,erally.
October 4 43
SW IMIS PANACEA, j •
For the cure of Scrofula, or King's evil. Syphthei. and
the host of painful.disagreeuble, mid hitherto incurable
affedions resulting therefrom. Rheumatism, Meroutt
Sores, White Swellings, Diseases of (le Liter and Skin
. General' Debiltiy, cSie. and all Diseases arising from
Impurity of Blood.
HIS Medicine is particularly recommended at
II this season of the year, as un alterative and a
purifier of the binod. It gives a tone and vigor to
debilitated constitutions. which invalids are uncoil.
scions of until they have experienced its effects.
It is also recommended in Diseases where the, lungs
and breast are supposed to be affected, and also
where the constitution is broken down by themtse of
Mercury or Quinine ;
THIS MEDICINE has the singalar fortune a
just tribute to its great merit, of being reccommend.
ed by the most celebrated Practitioners of Medicine
in the United States and Europe ; whereas root one
of the spurious mixtures, made in imitation of: it, has
the least support from the Medical Faculty. This
fact offers an argument so plain and concl.eiie. that
it needs only to ba mentioned to enforce eonviction.
Swaini's Panacea is recommended to all those inval.
ids for whom Physicians prescribe Sarsaparilla Syr
ups. Extracts, &e.
Prepared at Swaim's Laboratory, Philadelphia.
' Sold by B. pitman, Agent for Schuylkill Coun
ty, and John S. C. Martin, Druggist, Centre Street
Pottsville.
September 12, 27—tf
Crackers.
wRESII Water, Sugar, Soda and /Iran Crackers
for sale by E. Q. .L• A. HENDERSON.
January 2,. 1—
.
Port Clinton Foundry
FOR SALE.
W ILL be sold at private sale, the Foundry
pleasantly situated at Port Clinton,Sehuylk ill
county, on very reasonable terms. This Foundry'
is at the commencement of the Utile Schuylkill
and Susquehanna Rail Road, now making; and
will in a short time be one of the best situations
in the country to do a large business For terms
&e. apply to PARKE & TIERS,
Iron Founders, Philadelphia:
or ISAAC MYERS,
Port Clinton
6-63 •
Rodger's celebrated Pen
, knives.
A FRESH supply of Rodger's Penknives, a•
mong which are his celebrated Treasury and
Navy Knife. manufactured for the U.S. Government.
Just received and fur sale by
December 5,
PART r R roN
1111ousrs to Rent,
From the fiat day of April next.
A TAVERN House and premises, porner, of
ra-Coul an? Jackson Streetft, in the most central
business part of the town. Two small ,Dwelling
Houses and lots in Coal street, one small) Dwelling
House with large out lot in Jackson street one Shop
or Office with other apartments in Jack Son street,
one Store and Dwelling house ins Lawton's'Additieb,
with counters and shelving complete )cornerof
,Market and Second street, a first rate' business
stand.
Also, to rent and immediate possession given, Two
three story Dwelling houses in Swift & Pattetscin's
Addition, in Spruce street, a fine prospect from these
houses—one dwelling house and premises in Second
street, Lawton's Addition.
KEE
Two Town lots in Jackson street; and one ditto
in Coal street in Port Carbon proper. Apply to
WILLIAM B. HULL, •
General agent, Scrivener, Accountant and Collec
tor in Port Carbon.
November 28, 48—tf
- Cobb's School Books.
C OBB'S series of School Books-,-A fresh supply
at Philadelphia prices, by the dozen or single,
always for sale by B. BANNAIsi.
December 5, 49
THE Subscriber has =stonily on hand a ion
rior assortment of Chair Stuff, .which he
will dispose of at as low rates as can be obtained at
any other establishment.
PETER. SEITZINGER.
Foot of the Broad Mountain, Little . Mahenop
October 3, 1 40-tf
A TWO Story, brick dwelling house and lot
. 4 ""a• in Schuylkill Riven, now occucied by Strinnel
Trout and others,Stone Contwould be taken in pay.
went. For terms apply to the sobscriberfOrnogs.
burg or Henry Heniuger, Philadelphia. '
JOSEPH MORGAN.
Orwigsburg Jan. 9. 2-
NEW GOODS.
3 -ceived and now opening a large and
' .rt inept of fresh andseasonable Roods,
1 = cheap for Cab, in in unhinge
' H ViffllTE &SbN.
!.!
:FUN,
‘ IP general
Which will be ooIL
for Country prod u ce.,
JOS.
i.:114k. Ca:bon. Oet. :list, lb
",./.-: ;...
,
018 S
B. HANNAN.
FOR SALE.
Chair Stuff.'
For Sale.
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- THE DELAWARE' COUNTY
Instirance Company.
CAPITAL MITIIORISED BY LAW, $250 - 000.
• • CHARTER pripenuAL. . ,
rsitAKF both limited and perpetual Insurances
4.'4 2 on Briek, Stone- or Frame Iluildingi. Stores,
Hotels, Mills, Ba rns, Stables, Merchandise. Furniture
and Property oto very description,against lessor dam.
ageby FMK. ' ' - .•
MARINE ; AND INLAND 111tURANCE. • ,
,Tho Delaware eau* Iniaurance company will also
insane against toss on all kinds of marine risks and a.
gainst the damage or loss upon the- transportation of
gnods,wares. and racrcandise by water, nr by' rail way.
upiun terms as favOurableits tiny other institutteri.
For any further information on the subject of insur
anee, either against Fire marine or inland risks. •
Nip)) , to - 11E:IVRY G. ROBINSON. Arent.
July 15 34—zf At Schuylkill Haven.
or WILLIAM B. POTTS,
At Orerigsburg.,
SWAIAPSTERMIFIU.GE•
The most Family Medicine ever of
Bred to ,the
TIM well known Anti-Dysenteric and Worm Ned
' icine has 'proved , successfully these.twelve years
past, and is u niversally acknowledged by all who have
tried it, to be ,far superior to any other mtdicino ever
employetrin the diseases for which it is recommended
Ins perfectly safe, and no child will refuse to take it.
Worms being especially apt to infest persons of, debil
stated digestive, organs and emaciated constitutions,
much mischief ii often done by the ordinary worm med-'
icines, which generally consists of the strongest purga
tives, calomel, that destroyer of the constitution, bitters,
pink root, spirits of turpentine, wormseec oil &c.
Articles of this kind may destroy worms, but they de
bilitate the stomach, and oaten materially injure the
general health. without removing the cause Swaim's
Vermifitge has the peculiar advantage of removing ,the
general hralih; without removing the cause. Swaim's
Vermifuge has the peculiar advantage of removing the
cause of the worms, by giving vigotir and healthy action
to the atomach.bowels and organs of digestion, thereby
relieving measles, croup, !moping cough, &c. This
medicit e, by i nvigorating the interualfunctions (drought
ening the or2ans of digestion, and removing the primary
cause which creates mUrbi.l secretions, will relieve
Bowel Complaints. Cholie, Dysentery. Despepsia. and
the whole train of biliary affections, Sick Headache.
Acidity of' the Stomach, Paul Breath, Bleeding Piles,
eke. it is an antidote in the early stage of Fever and'
Cholera Medals.
As general Family Medicine, it stands unrivaled, as
the an pplicable to most of the diseases to which children
are subject. Swaim's Vermituge will be fouial of some
utility to persons who occasionally indulge in the con
vivality of the table ; a dose taken
,before dinner will
anticipate the effects of acidity of the stomach, not un
frequently produced by wine. in the neglect of this
however, a dose in the Morning or the following morning
will. in most instances, restore the tone of the Stom
ach.
Families resident in the country, and insolated in a
measure from - medical advice, travellers journeying to
the far west, or bound to distant ports, seminaries and
all public institutions and charitable associations will
find this remedy constantly at hand. of great utility.
Prepared at SWAIM'S LABORATORY Philadelphia.
And for sale by B. BANNAN,
Agent for Schuylkill Cnnnty.
October 31, 44—tf
Molfat's Life Pills, and lPhae
nix Bitters.
THE perfectly safe, unerring, and successful treat
ment of almost every sneciem of disease by the use
of MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES. is no longer a
matter of doubt, as a reference to the caper ience of
many thousand patients will satisfactorily prove. Dur
ing the present month alone nearly one hundred cases
have come to the knowledge of Mr. Moffat, where the
patient has, to all appearance, effected a permanent
cure by the exclusive and judicious use of the Life Me
dicines—some eight or ten of these had been consider
ed beyond all hope by their medical attendants. Such
happy results are a source of great pleasure to Mr. M.
and inspire him with new confidence to recommend
the use of his medicines to his fellow-citizens.
. . _ .
The LIFE MEDICI NES are a purely VEGETABLE
preparation. They are mild and pleasant in their ope
ration. and at the same time thorough—acting rapidly
upon the secretions of the system—carrying off all acri
monious humors, and assimilating with and purifying
the blond. For this reason. In aggravated cases of
Dyspepsia.the Life Medicines will give relief in a shor
ter space of time than any other prescription. In fever
and-Ague. Inflammatory Rheumatism, Fevers of every
description, Sick Headache, Heart-burn, Dizziness in
the head, Pains in the Chest, Flatulency, impaired ap
petite, an every disease arising from an impurity of
the blood, or a disordered state of the stomach,the use
of these Medicines has always proved to be buyond
doubt, greatly superior to any other mode of treat
mein.
All that Mr. Moffat asks of his patients is to be parti
cular in taking them strictly according to the directions.
It is not by a newspaper notice, or by any thing that he
hirt.self nay say in their favor, that he hopes to gain
credit It i s alone by the results of a fair , trial. Is the
reader an nvalid, and does he wish to know whether the
Life Medi, Ines will suit hie own case? If so, let him
call or send- to Mr. Moffat's agent in this place, and pro
cure a copy of the medical Manual, designed as a Do
mestic Guide to Health, published gratuitously. He will
there find enumerated very many extraordinary cases of
cure; and perhaps some exactly similar to his own.
Moffat's Medical Office in New York, 375 Broadway.
This Medicine-can also be obtained of
MILLER At HAGGERTY,
Agents for Schuylkill County.
Pottsville, September
.26, 1340. 39—tf
New Books.
1114ANCROFT'S History of the United States,
"
Recognition of Ft lends in another world, by
Rev. Dr: Dorr,
Agathos, and other stories,
History of Grace Harriet.
just received and for sale by B. HANNAN.
January 2,
trained Sperm Qil.
BLE/U.IIED Winter Strained Sperm . Oil, of a
very superior quality, warranted not to congeal
or smoke. For sale by
Jarinary 2,
Dried Apples and Peaches )
F OR sale at the store
DeCember 12,
Emmett'e, Speech.'
SPEECH of Robert Emmet, before Lord Norbory
and COLORED PRINTS of the Rev. Theohold
Matthew, the apostle of Temperance, just received
and for sale by B. BANNAN.
Dec. 26, 52
Gloves: Gloves::
J UST received a superior article of Ladies Hos
kin Gloves. E. Q. A. HENDERSON.
January 2, 1—
• St. toes Salt.
ZSUPERIOR article for preserving -Pork. For t
. saleby E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
January 2,1 ,
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Hickok &
Flemings
~PyMIGELTAL - MUSIC. -
jpsT recei6d stile by
IL \ BANNAN.
44-0'
October 31
E LEGANT Fume)) Worked Collars. For salii
by E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
Jtocull7 9, 1
BM
E. Q. di A. HENDERSON.
1—
GEO. W. SLATER.
50-
: 44 Wre.?..g
- -
MOM
IViLlikee . "
; -
atiarreii Val ker*aforti4 , :‘
THOM Foluiders, ',and Mitnidietiqem - or: tail.
A Grates ; Farategi.
err; reipetual'Ovens, Welded VroFialqpili
Tube", for Sham. Gam, ifot
Dada Safety , amp;
ofthe,best Cmo.!tc#on..
.
Patterns for the Foondr3r tuetredotodetoioire
denveted,at the WaFehouge, Third & Walnut .Eit.
,
September 26.1838. .. :
Davra Safi ty i itempli s
0 F be e t bleat 'Prima ilia
also aides new, guises to old lanipr, aid &bar
epeire dime the sutecribee*Clock , zand Watob
Miter Mo. - hi - Centre etreetironsaille,
June , 1' , JOSEPH COATSWOHTW
'Book. - of Pleasures.- ,
Measures of Hope,
,'
Pleasures Of Menu* odor '-
Pleasures of irsopriatiOn; I- "
just received and for sato by '
IL RANNAIt •
For sale; • . •
TO Iron Illailutheturers...,
THE Sohn' Hier having, obtained the assignment' "
from Mr. George Crane fOr a numtier,of For. •
naceß, and holding , ape the patent of the late ;h.
Geivenhainer.for the: . same. to !arneh Iron Ore svitb
Anthracite Coal, and-retaining the .exclusive right
of said pattent to manufacture %killable Iran and'
Steel, is prepared to grant liccnces for the Amalie.
Sure dhoti. Applications to be Madela Wiens F.
Dean, Esq., at Pottsville: • - •
. 7. F.: W. GEISSENHAINER.
Jan. 4 • - •
Theological liForks for Sale.
AN EILFOSItION
•lINIVERSALISM,
By the Rev. I. D. Williamson of Baltimore; embrs
Mug the Unity of God as held by Universalista,—
the Attonement—Death ofCbrist—Punishmentend
duration of Puoishment.-Fergiven,ess of Sine—
Judgeme nt- , -Nature of& !ration —Repentence.-Res.
surrection and Destruction of death, This work is
intended to disabuse the public mind, in regard be.
the many misrepresentations so industriously dr.
enlisted against this body oil Christians. Pace 50
cents.
Also for Stile " THE PLAIN: GUIDE TO
UNIVERSALISM." by the Rev. Thomas Whine.
more of Boston, a work designed to leatrengeirere
to the truth - ea:at doctrine by Bible testimony ; and
believers to the practice of its benevolent principles,
Th e renewing matter is contained in title work .t
Who are Uoiversalistk?
What do pniversalists believe ?
What evidences do Universalism adduce from
the Scriptures in support of their belief in the even.
tual holiness and happiness ut all mankind?
Passages from the Old and New Testament. ex.
pluined, which are adduced to disprove their eenti
rnents.
Popular objections to Universalism explained ; and
he evidences of revealed Religion presented. 'Price
dollar.
For sale at the Stores of Samuel Hartz and J. S.
Morris & Brothors.
July 4th, 27
•
Mitchell's School Geography.
lIIIE best now in use, a fresh supply- better bound s
JIL together with _ . .
MITCHELL,S PRIMARY SCHOOL GE.
OGRAPHY,
A new work just published, for beginners; and
which has already been introduced in the School,
in Philadelphia. Also,
MITCHELL'S GEOGRAHPICAL READER.
for Schools and families, just :eceived and for sale
by B. HANNAN.'
December 5, 49
NEW STORE.
irl‘fiff, subscribers would inform their friends and
a- the public that they have established them
selves in business, in the Store formerly occupied
by Messrs. T. & W. Pollock, adjoining Meilank
Clemens & Parvins Driig Store, where they offer
for sale a general asaprtment of •
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
•
Teas.
Wines,
Liquors,
Queensware,
Glassware and.
}Hardware,
All of which they arc disposed to sell on the most
reasonable terms for cash, as. they intend to do
txclusive cash business. The public era invited 104
call and examine their Goods and prices boforepnr_
chasing elsewhere;
May 16
New Cheap Cash Store.
T •
HE subscriber bas just opened in Centre street,
a tew doors above Norwegian street, an entire
new and elegant assortment Of Goals, cosajeting of
Dry Goods, I Queensware,
Groceries, I Hardware, &c.
AR of which were purchased 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 not suffer tromsnch a course.. —
GEO. W. SLATER,
October 31.
Removal.
PATENT SPRING STEEL.
Cross-Strained Saddles; &c.
RICILIRD b. SHOEXER I
Saddle, Bridle, and Trunk Manufacturer,
RESPECTFULLY tenders his sincere thanks to
his customers and the public iii general, for the
very liberal encouragement which he has received
from them. He pow informs that' he has an imr,
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, and
comfort to the rider than any other yet invented,
and he recommends his Steel Spring Cross• Strained
Saddle to the; notice of the Public, withsonfidenp a p.„
He therefore respectfully invites the pubAclo calla!!
his shop nearly opposite Mortimer's Hotel, and di
rectly opposite W. T.Dpting's Drug Store, Centre
Street, Pottsville, and , examine for themselves.
He also keeps constantly on hand a general as•
sortment of all kinee of work, such as Saddles.
Bridles, Patent Fly nets, Coach, Gig, and Waggon
Harness, Trunks, Valieces. Travelling 'Bags. Gig
and Riding Whips, &e. Every , dcacr i ption of work
in his line will be made to order. on the *shortest
notice. with neatness durability. and on-terms 'as
low as can be done elsewhere.
pa. An excellent assortment of Silver and, Brass
Mounting, Riding and Gig Whips, &C. &c. which
be' will sell very cheap, wholesale'andretail.
December 12,
Elegant Prayer Books-
A B in Lgs,
J UST received and for side by ' • '
B. DAMIAN: -4
Deoenqier 2,
11 arks.
rill LIT Worke of Chillingwortb, 3T. A. con ,
taining his Book, en titled the religion of Pro..
testants, a safe way to salvation, together with bis
Sermons, Letters, Dittecturses and controversies, first
American from the Twelfth English Edition. Just
received and for oak by
December 19, B. BANNAN.
ex Subscribers to this Work are requested to call
at this Office, and receive their copies.
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON.
20-
Is4f.