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-I. , • - .111.4.CR1 E POETRY. .° --- - '
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Last week we gavespecimen of ,'Spoonie " ma
'chine poetry ; and, 'ea i teelt*so well, we have t)
indtieed tti give a few more
•j, _ ' . Mali . SAMPLES.
Theigad wind roared; the thunder rolled, -
- .i - Fierce lightning aplit the sky.
And all the meat ; seeped ft inged with gold,
As I w,as reapineryo.
Plaid my sickle do*n to-view c '
- The grand and awful scene i - -\
' ildt I 'didn't titori to" see it through—
Oh no, I warn% ao green:. ' ',
Ilms dear to the taste pre the nice, mellow peaches,
When first in the market we see them appear
tHpw
cool, to the legs are a pair of thin breeches;
How, good for the stomach's a--t,►lass of root-beer.
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Cemc soonci the loud tymbrel . I
I. '' O'er Egyptiii dark, seas: . -
. F On the 16444 of April„ • :
• I. - • We'd a•dish!'of green peal! . i
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... ifen,..myriae stars that stud the boundlets sky !.
!- Bright bobbles on eternity's vaaLocian ! 1 -
You all must one deg btirst,-and quickly Ily
Into chaos—aCeording to -my notion,
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1 , C ti I- I" r , N 'G
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• aiinathan, did 'you read that are story about the
man incwas hugged AO death by the bear?'
- - G uess I did, SeWlt,,and it did make me feel so
bad.'
•Why, how did you feel, ionathaia V
iland'er sorter as ii I'd like to hug Yotreenamost
to death tow, pia arrial, nice, plump, elezantlittle
xretur, you, Sewke ' .
1 .0 fa 1 Go awnY--iyou 'Jonathan?
- A damsel in a cert4n condition was brought be
' 'LIM a city functioriar3i.. 'What does that young wo
: man ivent I' asked tit' civic *thief. *lt's a filiation
casefiaid fhe ofs4r. ' *Oh; said his worship, 14 see
'Ur l o'lct is a-parOnl - Let her- be sworn':
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P correspondent of the New York Spirit of the
TiMes thinks it would! have been an excellent specu
latiOn had the Uejted[ States Bank 'engaged:Fanny
Brasier's services for s x. Months, as she anted have
saved it ; !
A-preacher in Bost n went to sleep While sitting
in is pulpit a few Sundays sincehe fell against
Abe door of. the pulpit and then tumbled down into
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'the aisle, but forturiat ly woke up without sustaining
anyi serious injurY. Phis is a strong admonition
against sleeping in cl.urch.
- A , Ve have come to he conclusion that if a child
finds it can make lan thing by yelling; it is pretty
generally at-it. Others may think differently how
ever. _ I .
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Campbell, the poet, lately received.° request from
a young lady to Fiala something “original" in her
album.- . He answerett as follows:
An original something, dear maid, you would
win me 1 I
To write, lint hoF shall L begin ?
or I'm aura have nothing original in me, -
1 Exereqrsq - Origlial Sin.
yirginia Lcigislitur stands—in Senate PI demo
crats and 15 locoeicos. In the House of Delegates,
69 (- . f ,
democrats andM6 locos. _
The steamer Troy
Nerir York in eight
leg :the time of - stOppi
boiler burst. - I
The edit& of thp Baltimore Patriot has had a pre
sent, of a laarrel of excellent ale. made in Cincinnati,
trona barley raised at North Bend by the date
Piesi
dent. r
• came dotin from Albany to
, nrs and ten minutes, deduct
, g—distance, 150 miles.' No
We keit with deep
Ogle, : the disTingalshti4
Somerset county, Pa.;fl
dayiweek last. He ttl ,
his premature deceas
regret that the 800. Charles
id member of Congress from
,Ilted at his residence on Mon.
tilkt3 yet in the 'mime of life, and
will be deplored by a large eh:.
tends. Pennsylvania will feel
ale of relatives and fri
his loss.
second trial, a
indiCted for the murde
bins him on the night
terminated -on Friday ,
a verdict of gnarl , of
gred, and a recommeni
New York, of Ezra White,
X of Peter Fitzpatrick, by stab-
Id the I3th of February, 1839,
knight last; the 14th inst, with
anstaughter in the third de
.ation to mews:.
A young lady once inted to a gentleman that her
thirrible was nearly worn out, and asked what reward
she Should receive fur her,industry. . Ile made, an
!over on the f illowini day by sending her a new
'one, with the following, lines . :
I I send a thimble,tfor fingers nimble,
_ i W hich I hope *BI fit, when you try it
. . l lt will last Toulon, if it's half as strong '
ii As the hint whi, pop gavo me to buy it.
The Sunday Merely says that the lady of James
Goiden Bennett yds Safely delivered on Monday
r i ,
week last of a boy. li the way, min Dim inforM us
whether there is any huh or not in the rumored
marriage of Mr. W. . Hudson I
according to the A
~
ing last year 4,43 1
cations issued by the
iripual Report, therc•were!dur
t6,7lo . tracta arid similar publi
lAirierican Tract Society.
- There are upwards
Satialars in 'New Yor
2656. :
fof s eventeen tbousiamtStinday
It. The number of teachersis
The'Riclunand En
trul of its present edit
iluirer has Eden under ibe'eon
:r fn 39 years,
The new Lunaiic'
Llice,Netv Yorkovi
tieniA. - ' • ,
Asylum, now -in progreis a
accommodate a thousand ps
T ~E legle-Eyed ews Oatcher" ia.the title]of a
nan4;aper . recently"started at Cleveland, Milo.
Same men do wiseiy:to counterfeit reservedness,
in keep their chests +goys locked, not for fearany
one 'illrould steal - treaure.theuce, but lest some one
hhoup !auk in and se tharthere is nothing within
theta.
ALt r vretch nulled Patrick n
celr "
_ isearney *as arrested
last lveeh its New ,I4l‘ and entombed for trial, on
a ciirge of havingforco effected criminal con
nection With his own daughter, only fourteen years
of age.
Tile N. Y. Courier iand Enquirer says--,..The no.
toriops Sindaose'Restall was on Tuesday evening set
at 'lil erty , hy the•Decotder.' She produced the mini
. site 10.04 in the persons of her husband, oharies
Lohman. and &Idea itraynard, each of whom jUsti
fiied lin the amount ot p3OOO each, in' addirimi‘ to
‘hic46llool)esiud - 13000 in cash, Bulled to the
- ordef . atilt' proper authorities, in the event' of a for
feitere of her recognizance._ We understood' pester
`:daithat she had left tie city on a short tour hate the
-semuatry, for the benefit of her health."-
At Columbus, Georgia, during the late races, three
' , ..nieniwere shot, one of, whom it is said Will die.
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At.the Soutbononcy is tscarce, cotton and
r. b l ots plenty.
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t"..es . . , • I
• Nye tinderiNind r- ths, the Philadelphia, Conan*.
'dal, North America, Western and Southwark - Kai:dui
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have 'refused to acceptithol.Relief Bill." •
- 1 • it
- 'The barque Union as to sail from New Orl e ans
,ahout the loth init. fer Monrovia, Africa , carrying
tout forty-twosinigrants from Kentucky, TenneSsee
and Lanisiana. -
Micro are 40 l ees Methodist preachers WI the
_ .
11 tate t of New Jersey. • 1 .
During the 'seven tnpnths . and a half, betwcen,
ip 171.1840. Bud-March 3 , , 1841, !flatus's's,: the nuin
her of midshipmen apiinted by the fate administra
tion was seventy -jive.
PR CPSPEC TUS -01 7 , e
1101133 RT azusinria.
THE "
subscriber, Crtito Made onangenients .to
-- -m" publish II Madsen son .THIS:FAMILY FIACLik
AND - Ll PECIALLT Tns...Yorticirit -roweou or iiiunder
the above - elk: Myr" cle'sign at the work is to tio
good.:.to aid in the formation ofcharacter; to estab
lish geed principles : to, coined° right feelings : to
[furnish innocent 'amusement: to promole correct
habits of thought: and sentiment: 'Nor is the plan
confined tolhesti hmitt it is the; purpose of the .
EditOr to Make the work,useful in attiring the mind
with knowledge: in teaching the mi les of behavior,
and in pointing out theltigterays and I T mays to
success in life: In such a design.the religious end
moral duties will not be ove r looked.'
To carry out the plan, it ip deemed essential that
the work should be interesting—that it should be a
favorite with those for-whose benefit it is designed-
Accordingly, it wilteinbrace a great variety of top=
ics—as litstory;Geography; Geology, Natural His
tory, Travels, Biography, &e.' It will be enliiened
with Tales. Sketches. Alventures , Incidents, Nar
ratives, Anecdotes; Faes,a i nd Allegoriesnor will
Poetry or . Music be ,Forgotten. Every available '
means of rendering the work useful, lively, and en
tertaining will be resarted,M, and numer o us em
bellishments and illustration's will' be inserted.
' As a specimen of the A oik will he offered to the
public in the llrst number, it! is needless to saymore
than ample arrangetuents'aye made to bring mil the
work with punctuality. and in the best mechanical
.style. The editorial charge of it is to be commit.
ted to the Author of Peter IParley's Tales wh ose
reputation is a sufficient , pledge to the public that
the present undertaking will be conducted in ,a
manner ter claim a share of patronage. especially at
the hands of parents, teachers, guardians, and all
who reel interested iti the young.
One number of the work will appear on the first
day of each month,•containing 32 pages royal Svc:
the price to subscribers being One'dollar , and: f ifty
cents, payable in advanie,
Aped, 1841. BRADBURY Ar. SODEN.
B. BANNAN, is Agent for this Work, who wilt
receive supiscriptions, and deliver the work in Potts.
elle, free or pang.
Wood:Type.
VDT by Machinery, and :warranted superior to
any ,beretotore manufactured. George F. Nes
bitt, Tontine buildilig,'coiner of Wall and Water
streets, New York, respectfully informs the Print
ers of the United States, thathe has now in the,
op
erathin his machine for cutting Wood Types, which
being an entire new invention, is warranted to cut
TyptS, both - plain snd ornamencal,: far superior to
any heretofoie exhibited tattle public : and in proof
of the assertion, informs thelpublic that he has ob
tained Diploma* and Medal's from both the Ameri.
can; and, , Mechanic's Institutes of the City of New
York, at their Fairs of 1836, 1838, and 1639, as the
books of the Institute Will ehbw.
George •F. Nesbitt would particularly invite the
'attention of Printers to the fact, that through.the
•politeness of the proprietors of the 'Liverpool and
Havre line of packets, be has. been favored with the
latest 'French and English specimens, that many of
The new styles in them are; very handsome, and
have been gut up' by him : they were exhibited by
him at the Mechanic's Fairi this city, now, .just
closed, and pronounced by the Committee of Prin
tors, appointed to examine Types and Specimens, to
be superior to any Wood Types ever before exhibit..
ed, and having a decided advantage over large met
al Types •
George K. Nesbitt, would 'also inform the Print
era of the United States, that be is ready to cut
Types on Wood of any 'Size, from S lines Pica, 'up
wards, from any of thepatterns ot.small, or Types
contained in the extensive . specimen of Messrs, G.
Bruce ey Co., or from any new pattern that can be
suggested,
it George F. Nesbitt is desirous , that Printers,
and those becoming Agents, should be act - painted
wtih the fact, that his prices sire much minced from
those heretofore charged by! other manufactures
that he allows his Agents thirtypei cent. commis:
don; that his terms are six Ifnonths or tem per cent
discount An cash.
Agents are wanted for the following cities, viz
Charleston, Albany', Detroit, Rochester,. and Buffa
lo. • .• '
CEr Printers of NewspapeaS, who will publish the
above for six times, within three months from this
date, and will send me a copy of tlieirpaper, shall
be entitled to•S 3 in Types) rind should the Types
not prove superior to any ever before mannfoctured,
they tan be returned, and the money will 'be paid
in place of them.
GEORGE F. NESBITT,
Tontine Building, corner of Wall and Water
streets, N. Y.
April 3 14—
NEW GOODS.
JUST xeccive'd and now ropening a largo and
general assortment of fresh and seasona bte - goods,
which will be sold cheap for Cats)), or in'excha9go
for country produce.
JOSEPH WHITE & SON.
Mt. Eat•bon, 0ct.315t.1840. 44
Strained Sperm Oil. •
BLEAL llED'Winter StMined Sperm Oil, of a
very-superior quality,ia;drranted not to congeal
or smoke. _For sale by
E. Q. '&iA. HENDERSON.
.1-
January 2,
Notiee.
11111 partnership eaiatia"gi between the subscri
. bars, under the firm of Gr4nt, Carroll & Co.
will be dissolved after The, Slit day of March, mat.
The concerns of the firm will be settled by Jos.
F. Carroll, who will be duly authorized for that per.
pbse. John W. Lawton will continue the business
at the old stand.
JOSEPH P. CARROLL,
- JOHN W. LAW-TON.
March . 27 - - ' 13—t6
Poetry of Flowers;
, ND Flowers of Poetry to phial - to added a
km- Treatise on Botany. • Wtth familiar examples,
and a copious Floral Di4tionary with colored
plates ,a beautiful and seasonable Iprcsont. 'Just
recetved and for sale by
April 24th
To neclOnics.
RIER'S
. Mechanice Caletilatei, comprehend
ing principles,*rules ahcl: tables in' the various
departments-of Mathematics. Mechanics, useful
to Mill Wrights. Engineers and arti.ans to general,
first Anierican, from the fifth' Glasgt4 edition with
plates, just received and for sale by. ' •
• ' ;13. BANNAN.
April i l l • It_.
DB. BEDIVELL's
Teller, Ringworm and Rcli::Ointment.
A' eapply of the above ointment just rewired and
for sale wholeitale and retail at the broil Store
of the subscriber: where alto may be seen certi6.
was of its efficaey; in the Cure of Obstinate cases
of Tette: 9 dio.. -
-
JOHN S: C. ;MART T,
Also for sale, Dr. RedieriPt aelebrated
GREEN OlN i ttlENT;
for the care of Felone, Ulcers!, Old Cats; &a.
October 24 34--
"DEFINED WHALE OIL.-2000 eons.' iciped
Whnle Oil, just received end. for sale
HATHAWAY & Co. -
'dm. Merchant*, 13 'south Front
Philadelphia ; Au • net, 0, I.
Vieen and BlaelilrePs •
J UST received and for sato by , .
, • & J.; !MATTI''.
—Nov. 28, • . '4B—
Boots:ant Shoed..„
'Ladies Fine Blusbinai
• do' Leather, do. !
do French: Tim, • , •
do - Grecian., do.
do' ' . • •
do -. 800t5,-liforroeect 'neittier•
Gentlemen's Water ProofJ3oota,
do iCoarried -'; ' -
dp 'Shoes, coarse.and. Bo!,
thildren'ir'Shoes of every, size and quality.
'oat received from New York. and'for. sale very ,
ow by •T. dr J. BEATTY.
Nov. 28, 4B-.
ME
B. BANNe.
SWAIM'S .PANACEA,. ,
.
For the cure of Scrofitlir; or *Mg's - evil. Sottigis.. and
the host ofpiiinfutiliscgrectible and hitherto' incurable'
affections resulting therefron: Rhettnurfism,' Ulcerous
ftres,-11'hite Swell& gs, Disenses of the Liar and Skin
• General Debiltiy, tfc. and all Diseases arising from
'lmpurity or Mootk '.. I , F
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HIS Medicine ii ptirtionlarly recommended at
this season , of' the yeiar, as an alterative, and 'a
purifier of the blood. It gilts a tone arid Vigor to;
debilitated constitutions, whi h invalids are uneon.l
scions of until they have et . e ienceditA effeetv..,
It is alstnvieommended in , easeiwhere the lungs xi l .
and breast tiro supposed tee ;be 'affected, and also
where the constitution Is broken down by the use of
Mercury or Q,ninine;
THIS MEDICINE has the singular fortune a;
just tribute to its great merit, of being reecommend.,
ed by the mak celebrated PrActitiodersciflifedicine'
in the Drafted Staten and Euiropei whereas tot one
of the epurioue miztureeildede in inatettOnt4 it, has
the least support from the Medical ?aridly.] This
fact offers an argument se. plain arid conelualie,that,
it needs only to he mentlorrec. to , er6rea Coutiction:,
Swaim's Panacea iirecomm mied roallikosetnvaL,
ids for whom!Physielans p' crib° Eareapatille Syr.?
ups, Extraetti, &c.. . . , ~,, ,' - - !' : 1
' 'Prepared 'at Swaim's La aratory, Philmiel phii.l
)
Sold by 8.! Bannaw. Age t fir Schuylkill un..!
ty, and Jahn S. C. Martin, ruggiat, Centre Street!
Pottsville, - ',.. - ~- ,_ :. -- ~,
.- =, .. ~.... .- _ ,-, ; ---
geptembeiil2," -
, - ,T;ASVMF:II - imerf # ;
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inrAvEjusCrce ved fr ew York, ,
1 1. 0 •21100 lbs ' , Superior, Sett& d Beef, • • -
, 1000 do . _do new - •
4000 do , do Shouldc,r6; - • '
• 4001) do ;I ',lle': Dairy Vheese, • •
nu: Small rot*. '
10 do d 0.,. No. 1. Mackie), (late Fetes)
- do- • do ' ick led Herring, ,
2000lbe. Codfi' *
'Alt-Of which they offer o as good tepee as ca
be obtained elsewhere. • •-• • •-• 1.,•"-- I
N0v.28. •
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CONSUIII
UN BE
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Ds ' WISTA • •
Balsam of 111' ilthotheiro.ol ,
THS canaunA'rsti roii I
Diseases of t e Lads&
AT UMEROS remethes 'have been of nod - Puffed .
into on ' for "DISEASOF THEiI,UN'GS
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some of which has updrinbtedl been found very nada.
but of all dint have hitherto known, hi must be'
universally acknowledged th at is none that; as ever'.
proved' as successful as the 4 1 rALSAM'OF WILD:
CHERRY 7, - Such indeed are e astonishing reltdra
live and healing properties of this BALSAM. ;hat even!
in the worsffonits of CONSU PTION. when the pr;
tient has suffe.red the moat ditare ingitough,vielent patn,
in the chest, ctiffpailtg. of &mai ought stoceasj Melding;
i s
of thelangs,4 , c, aril when th e oat esteemed remedies'
ofour Pharmacopiastad failed o afford any relief, and' '
i t htu.Botanic,Hommpathim an numerous otherrem- 1
edies; had peen used , for many months in iain, this
invaluable remedy has checked every symptom, and!
been productive of the titost,astpnishing relief' ; In the'
early stages Of the disease, proeeeding, from neglected'
colds, termed Caicirrahl Consumption, it has. been used,
'vrittinnitevinting success, and ' i many instances. when'
this diaease , seemed to have- ailed its victim for an;
early grave,the use of this medi ine has arrested every
symptom, - and restored the lungs to a state of -perfect
health, , •
that
In at form of CONSIJM ON. so prevalent so.',
mongst delicate young females, *pont) , termed debil
ity or 'going Into a decline.' n complaint with which
,'thousands are lingering. it has a so been used With tut
' prising success, and not only ossesses the power o 1
checking the progress or. his alarming disease, but:
at the same time strengthens an invigorates the whole;
system more effectually' than an remedy. we have ever'
possessed. " - _- • i ever'
possessed.
11=r-LIVER COMPLAINT—I diseases ofthe Liter.
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particularly *ben attended with a rough, indigestiOn or
wandering pains in the side, t has also proved very,
efficacious, and cured many cases of this kind after the
meat pd - werful remedies had Ira;ea. I ,
Irr ASTHMA.—In this-corn taint it also been used,
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in numerous instances With the most singelai!success.,
It opens the 'chest, rendering he breathing perfectly
free, arrests the cough,and will !adorn fail to give per
manent relief. -
°Cr BRONCHITIS -1- As a re edy in all Bionichiar
;
affections tif the tht oat, nttended ith a hoarseness, cough
or &eerie the throat,it Will alto found a veryeffeemal
remedy,and ;vW mostly afford i mediate relief if used
at the commencement oftbe attack. 1 ,
117 COUGHS AND COLDS —ln. conimon coughs ,
and colds, that prevail so extensively throughout -inn
wint dr. itVlllbefouud - muchore effeCtual than any,
remedy in use, and when cold sett l e upon the lunge:
t
causing an mflamation with pai n in the breast , di ffi culty;
or shortness of breathinedtc, th use of this Balsam will
suppress such symptom imme4alely, and at th e same
time prevent the lungs 'from be more aeriously
diseased. I, 1
11 - 7CRODP AND WHOOPING COUGII...in ?hese,
'complaints, so nommenlto young children, this Balsam'
will be found much superior tif the Paregoric Mixer'
Syrup of Squills,and the variou COUGH MIXTURES
in common use, es kis i entirely free from any thing the
least injurious, and ma at all times be given to children
with perfect Safety, and With thO certainty of i tstifftirding
them speedy relief.. J •
ID' AS 41:' FAMILY. MEDICINE for many other
complaints, this 13a/satit will a Isq be found particularly
useful. Besides having Proved an invaluable remedy in
all Pulmonary affections, it exerts a pc.werful influence
over many diseases depending on a depraved'conditiort
of the system, and thane who have suffered from the
indiscriminate use of ;Mercury. or other deleterious
drugs, that are often cohipounded in differenfquack lids
trams, will find it _a remedy of great value, possessing
the power of strengthening and invigorating the whole
system more effectual than any 'other medicine:we poll
sees. -.. ,- .I, . , . ,
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.—As this medicine
has already ; acquired great celebrity. there nay prolk
ably be some attempts [to iniitate at, and deceive thd
public with a spurious mixtutd, to prevent which I would
wish all purchasers to observe the following marks of
the genuine Balsam. It ist put Up in bottles oftwo sizes
each, having the words WISI'AR'S BALSAM OP
WILD CHERRY, PHILADA blown in the glass. and
a label on the front with the r i signature of HENRY.
WISTAR. M. 1) i none are genuine. '
Prepared for the Pmpriet rby WILLIAMS • & Co.
nimerc Street, Phila. and sold by.
Chemists, No :2, Co
i
the most respectable Drugglits and • other appointed
Agents in all the principal toils thronightibtthe United,
States. ' - I 1 . - . ,
I:FThe Getaiine Medicine oldlry • ;
i t OON IS. C. MARTilil,
• Sole Agent Tor Pci Wyllie. Price $1 per Bottle.
Dec.s, 1840. ,t , 49 - '
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THE subscriber has I,.strteceived in addition to his
formes' supply. a choice assortment of •
Drugs, Medici a , Chemicals, 4c. ..
releicre ninth' great care a a attention as to "Ouality.,
Together with a good supply of
• '
Paints; Oil, Glass, Dye Stuffs, spices; lie.
among which are, .
White & Red Lead Dry,l Green Paint,
White Lead grimed in Oil; Black Paint.
Chrome Green. 'I 1 - Copal 'Varnish,
Chrome Yellow, [ 1 lapan.
Venetian Rai, ' • Lampblack,
Yellow Ochre,- - . titharge,
Black Lend.l Spirits Turpentine,
. Spanish Brown, r Paint Brushes,
.
Linseed Oil, 1 • Sash Tools,
Window Glass of assorted sizes from 7 by 9 to:4 by 30
DYE i gTOPFS,
Indigo, Madder. Annatt Logivocid.lledwood, Falai
Camwood, Brazil Wood, °poems, Tameric, Cochi
neal, Verdigris, Englishße&-& - ireers.
SEICES: '
Mace, Nutmegs.Cinnai4ion,Cloves, Pepper, Alspfee,
Mustard, Cyanne Penner.'ike.
PATENT MEDICINES. 4S'e.
Dr. Steers Opodeldoc., Bather's Horse Powder,
Godfreys Cordial, •3il'a Embrocation for
Bateman's Drops, - ' Horses,
Turlington's Balsam. LiunidOpcdeldoc,
Harlaem Oil. British Oil.
Balsam De Ma'tha t Oil 'of Spike, •!
Golden 'Tincture,' Oil of Stone, • '
Spring Oil- , '
PERFUJI,ERY.
Cologne Water. Lavinder Water, Bay Rum •Bearil
Oil. Lemon Cream; Bears Gre,ase, Naples-Con., mind - .
Cold Cream,•Lip Salve,..rooo Powder. Measly - Oily!
Leant Powder. Jaynes Hair Tonic. Toilet Powdei
ClaHea, Hair. Flesh. Tea& 4. Neil Brushes.
Together ',vitt: every other :article in his line.
which he is diannsed to sell atjait ' prices ; end respect
fully solicits a share of public patronage.
Phves.cians Mid Storekeepers
. supplied with medicines
it a small advanced on city ces.
JOHNS. C. MARTIN
Centre: neit door to Mahantango St.fottsville..
Nov.B. 1840. 98 -;
ot7Physiciaa's prescription s
at allhoura. , , - I
T!ON,
IJIJILEIL
• -Wetherill & 'Stalker !
. .
• .
REAU LD STAND
N6:'65 NORTH FRONT - STREET,
• I •EAST SIDE, , „
Put= Dools strew 'ma CailtSICE ofAlcarl Sr
PM4/EALTIELPILIA. • I .
DIANTMACI'ILTILERS:.OF'
White Lead dryand • -CalOmel,
gionndin Oil, V Red Precipt,
Red Lead, - .- White do • -
Li/theme . - • , • Vitriol.A.lB. _ -
Chronic Yellow; ; • Snip. quinine -
-tio • Greet% • Tart.Lmetic
do . Red Ether Ralph.
PateitYellow - do Nitric •
Sug pper-lar Lead _ •do -Acetic ° -
ce2 , Lunar Caustic
011 Vitriol * Com. do
Acet; Morphia
11l6riatic Acid Ralph. do
Epsom Salts' • - , • ,
Tart. - Add • D.
Sep Carts. Soda Bermes Mineral '
Corms, Soh. Mere. Ethiops do. 1 . ' I
Refiners ofChamphor,Sal Nitre,Primstene,llorattke.
Oftlifor sale the above mentioned a rticles.together With
a teneral assortment of Paitits..ffrags and Pie Stuffs.
and every other article in the Chemicals - id MeillVtal
line.
Beim man n fetnrers of all the articles enumerated an :
der the above head, they pledge „themselves to supply
their friends and the public on the moat reasonable
terms.
Window. and Picture Glass, from 6 8. to 4 30.
Oct 1 1837 , . 48r
IlUdikitot 'Sa 10.
AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF
UNIVERSALISM, I
By, the-WT.I.D.- Williamson of. Baltimore, enibra
clog the Unity of 'God as held by Vniversalists,—
the Attoneitent—Death ofCbrist—Punishment and
duration of Punishment—Forgiveness - of Simi- .
Judgement—Nature ofSalvation—Repentenee.-Res.
surrection and Destructiod of death. This work is
ineended.to disabuse the , public mind, in regard to
the many misrepresentations so industriously :cir
culated against this body of Christians. Trice SO
cents. , .
Also for Sale, "THE,-PLAIN GUIDE JTO
UNIVERSALISN." by .the Rev. Thomas Whitt's=
more of Boston, a work designed to lead enquirers .
to the truth of that doctrine by-Bible , testimony:; and
believers to the practice of its benevolent principles- •
The following matter is 'cdritained in this work
Who are Cniversalists?
What dobniversalistslelieve?.
What evidences do tniversaliets adduce Cram
the Scriptures in support of their belief in the even.
twit holiness and happiness of all mankind'? '
passages froin the Old and New Testament,,ex
plumed, which are adduced to .disprove their semi.
meats. ,
Popular objections to Universalism explained and
the, evidences of revealed Religion presented. Trice
1 dollar.
Tor sale at the Stores of Samuel Hartz and
Morris & trothins.
lul"g'4th,
,GtOceries, Oil, Ale, 'c.,
FOR SALE. ,
rrIHE anbscribar will sell at the lowest rata for
ili k cash or coal, the following 'melee :. L
200 Barrels' superior Albany Ale, , .
20 Bags Rio Coffee,.
10 do Laguira Coffee,
3uo Gallons Sugar 'House Molasses.
500 do New "Orleans 'do
6 Barrels Currants,
20 Barrels Sugar .
1..
pOO Gallons Sperm and Common Oil;
[5O Boxes Digby Herring.
- ' 50 Reams Straw Paper,
20 Boxes Raisins, and
23 Casks Chew.
The above articles ardor a superior quality, and
welt worthy the attention of merchants and others.
They will be sold at Philadelphia prices, freight it
de . Apply to Clemens & Parvin, or the sewed.
be
1
JAMES DOWNEY.
, .
_.- t, 6
ee4lllr7arYt 6-3mo•
Vaned States Bank Notes,
11121ECEIVED at par for Goods, or in payment of
R
Debts duo the subscribers.
MILLER. & HAGGERTY.
7-
February 13th,
Cheap Ready Made Winter
Clothing.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
,THE advertisers have on hand and will sell very
cheap for cash.
.Super double milled English /leaver Cloth Over.
coats full trimed 818 to 20
Doable milled Frock Coate, made in the best style
from • ' 916 to 18
HeavY Eriglith Pilot Cloth Over Coate, f to 16
do 10. , Frnek do 19 to 14
do narringtorXtoth Over Coats, 7to 8
Blae Black and fancy colored OrestiCaate..lo to 14
Sdo do do Extra superfine west or _
Eng-,
nlad Cloth Dress Coats, '914 to,lB
tperfine Blue Black and fancyt olored Cassimero
Pants, , $7 to 8
Superfine do do Buckskin tassitner sto 6
do Satinet Pants, 4 to 5
Heavy lined Satinet Pants, 2i to 3
First quality Satinet Roundabouts, 4 to 414
'do Cloth - do 6to 774
do do Fustian btlntlrfg testa 64
Fine Kentucky-Jcan - Coats . 54
Heavy. Genoa Silk Velvet Vests 5 to 6
Superfine English Blk. Blue ilk. fancy cut Silk
Velvet Vests, . $44 to 54
Fine English boiled Satin Vests. . 3to 4
Heavy double backed Woolen Velvet Vests 34 t 044
Superfine Blue and Blk.Cassimere do 3 tan
Fine double Breast Sattinet Vest, ; 2 to 21
Valentia anu Woolen Velvet do , 11 to 2
- A general assortment .of superfine Lambs.wool
Shirts and Drawers; fine Linnen, and Muslin Shirts
&c, Cotton and Canton flannel -under Shirts and
Prawers, heavy Marino Shirts Sc., Hoisery, heavy
Germantown Woollen Hose and half hose, fine
white Cotton and heavy Lambs wool hose - 4 superfine
full trimed Satin -and Bombazine Stocks, .extra
Freneh-Merino and hair cord Behar& and Scharf
Stecka,Gtoves, Suspenders, Shirt Bosoms, Collars'&e. &c. • .
_
Also, a Fate and handsome assortment of super.
fine West of England Clothe and CaTsimeres, and a
smallguantity of Well se.lected French Cloths,', a.
monger. which aro a Variety -of - Diamond' Beaver
Cloths for. Oyer tints 'Of 'different stades' and finish:
Also Ireavy 4omeetic Diamond Dear Cloths. Those
who pay Cash may'buy bargains of
LirPmcorr drTAYLOR.
• Woollen Dealers , and Tailors, toroer of Centre
and Mahantanzo Streets.
NOvember, 28,
_
• Paocal Iron Work s Ware
hOse
No. 7T?S"oirth:Tkint Strret..t E. ebrher Mitzi .
• - PHALADELPUL4... ,
wisi- ?Wake Jiff rii-ite;_.
IRON 'Fannders; end lianufacturees doal
. 21 Orates, Furnaces, Kitchen I;enges: - Bath Itoil
era, Perpetual' Ovana - Ac. - Welded Wroughtlron
Tubiii for Steam. Cu, HOE Witter...dze,:. • -
1 , jeavrO Satbir. Lamps
of the best Constestition,
Pottethe for the- Foundiy 'reciiirediend-caittings
de/Wared at tint WierchMase. Third 4. Walnut I St.
Philadelphia, :. - ,
September 26.,1838. •' • -
~..
Davrs,Sairety .Lamps, : '
_ , , _ ~ ,
lire the beat construction i arldenoitappreeed kthd
7k-r - fejsettnaltel new: gattaes Co old lain^ anirl other
epaira done at the subscribet b e Clock and Watch
IlakerEhop,inCebtrestreeti PottaVillet , t • - ; ' -
lope I I 24-tf - ' JOSEPH WATSWORTit•-
Lunt .
ibr Yard::
o rAF lE r 2 fir t
i e n t e cto w it!# , _,C„heti:y no ,. ard .
10,0001fei)t inch .-to Vreitliet Etcolydi
Also.lWbito inerollowPnio Diards.
9.oooJointarielipShiogleo. , Bointling;Shing.;
Hog, 'arid 'ffaatriLg Lath e -- ,anotantly for•lode,
• I • SAMUEL ItARTZ
March 13, -
'lndemnity Against Loss prPtrtage - by
FIR . . I_
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
THE SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE COM
', PANY Of e ,PRILADELPH I A ,
(MAKE Insurances, either iemporary_cr perpetually
INA against Loss or Damage •by Fl RE, in town • o
country. on Houses, Barns. and Boildings of all kinds
*pa Household Furniture. Merchandire, Horses, Cat
de, Agritolltuml, Commercial and Minufacturing Stock
and Utenetle of every description ; Vasst is and their
Cargoes,fn port.as well as Mortgages and Ground Rents,
upon the'rnost favorable terms.
Applications for Insurance, or , any information on the
subject may be made either personally, Or by letter; at
the Company's Mee, at the Northwest corner of Sixth
and Wood - atteds. • -
MORTON McMICIIAEL Fresidene ;
L. Kausistissa, Secretary. •
DIJULCTORS.
Morton bleb:Behold,' , -Charles Stokes. •
Josep Wood, • • Archibald Wright, ,
L, Lognerenne,- Samuel Tdwnsend.
Elijah'Oillett Robert - L. Loiighead,
George M. 'F:outinan, It • VII Pcimetoy,
Charles W. - , Schreiner. •
Thesubscriberbasbeen appointed AGENT forthe a
hove me odour . d Institution and is now pfepa red to make
Isstrassices upon everydnacriptionot,property , at the,
lowest rates . , • JIENJAMIN BA NNA N.
`Pcittilvilh4:Feb.27lh. 11141. 9
THE' DELAWARE COUNTY
Insurance Company. _
CAPITAL AUTHORISER BY LAWS $250 000.
AWAKE both limited and perpetual Insurances
IY-M. on Brick, Stone .or Frame Buildingi, Stores,
Hotels, kfille.Barns, Stables,' MerChandize. 'Fiitniture
and Property ofeverydeseription ;against lossordanK
age by FIRE.
MARIN.? AND INLAND INSURANCE.
The Delaware Cciunty Insurance company will also
insure against loss on all kinds f marine risks and a
gainst the damage or loss upon the transportation of
goods;wares. and mercandise by w . a ter , or by rail way.
upon tdrms as favoartible as any other institution.
- Fciftitiy Wirier information on the subject otinsur
slice, either against Fire marine or inland risks. . •
Apply to HENRY G. ROBINS-ON. Agent.
July 15 34—tf • 'At Schuylkill Haven;
pr WILLIAM B. POTTS,
At Orisigsburg.
1 4$ 1'00! -al- 4 5100!
vviLL BE FORFEITED BY DR. N. B. LEIDY
• for a preparation ol Sarsaparilla equal to his
MEDICATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
It is positively the strongest proparation of Sarsapa
rilla in existence. ONE. BOTTLE is equal to SIX.
PINTS ofany Syrup that is made, and is bought by nu
merous persons throughout the city and country for
making Syrup therefrom. and who will cell it at they
rate of seventy:five cents to one dollar per tiottle (about
half a Prat.
The effidady of Sarsapanlla is Well known in Scrofu
la or King's Evil, Erysipelas Discolor of the 'Liter, Af
fedions of the Shin and Bones, Ulcers If the Rose,'
Throat and Body, as well as an Antidote to Mercury
and the Minerals, Constitutional Diseases and ageneral
PuriAer of the Blois! and Animal Fluids. Comment
upon its virtues is unnecessary. Every body knows its
efficacy. It is only necessary when using it, to get a
good preparation - of it, add then, there will be no dis. '
appointment in its effects.
11Dr.teitty would refer to the vort respectable Physi
cians in Philadelphia, as 'well as throughout the Uni
ted States for the character ofhisfpreparatton, as well al
so•to the numerous certificates from physicians and
others, that have been from time to time published.
now deemed unnecessary as the character of his prepara
tion us- firmly establishe.—Throughout the Sonikent
Sta tea it is used altogether, and throughout the North takes
the precedence - orer all others, pardcularly among physi
-clans, who, for the henVorthe patientsmltrasarecom
mend tifi it
Dr.Leidy can bout of Ss many effectual cares per
formed by his medicated Extract of Saruparilla,as has
ever "been effected by any Medicine in existence.
The reader is referred to 11 1 1 b directions accompany
ing each bottle, for recommendations;
"certificates and
further pa r -ticulars.
Remmerber one bottle, (half% pint.) is equal to six pints
of Syrup, and is equally pleasant to take. '
Pride ONE DOLLAR per bottle...al •
Preptired and sold tvholesole and retail at Dr. Leidy's
Health 'Emporitirp, Second street below Vine,Sign of
the GOLDEN EAGLE -AND SERPENTS, Philadel-
Wm. T.. EPPING, Druggist, PotteNtlle.
Febtuary 7th. .
IE7 ][oo,ooo BOXES OF Zll
TIR. LEIDY'.S SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD
IL' PILLS sold the pain-yeai.
- "HILL OR CURE."..cg
This doctrine is startling—it nevertheless is the
doctrine entertained and practiced by the numerous
Quacks who manufacture preperations of various
kinds which have mercury for their base.
- BEWARE THEN •
- -
How you trod to such preperr.tions. Tie true, they
"kill or cure," and you all then hear'of the cures.
bat never freartf, Mahal! orviounded, or those whose
con:dilutions are comAtely eleserqedandtrohendmcn. •
To all those Who have been using Quack tnidicinis;,
I would recommend theuse ofremediee that willecin•
teract their bad effects. before it lit° late. '
BE ADVISED,
Therefore. to gurard against the evil effects of Quack
mei:Heinen, and employ Ruch medicines only as you know,
and,liatt Fir aof of benvprepared 65a regular experienced
ApetEerarrand Physician. Sari is
DR. LEIDY'S ' . •
SA RSAPA RILEA or BLOOD PILLS,
Which may be used atilt times, ares - ,•ana' seasons.;
where (*here mild or;acrirepurgritive may be required
or ash parprof the [flood and animal flag* , and in all.
diseases requiring *Ligation, cleansing and'purifying
thelaystetir,dec.`dic.,
. 1 ,
They may be tuied withotti irestraint fret diet of kin;
cimation, l from moderate. or temperate living,, being
freafrom nier'cuey'entd all • the minerals, and an antidote
against their bad effecte. •
Numerous certificates from various payts of the I.Toi-C
ted States have been, from time to tune pi.blished;
it Monty necessary to inform thepublic where the 'nay
et had genuine. .1 • • - A •-
• Numerous certificates and rec o mm e ndations from
Physicians and others accompany the directions.
To satisfy the world that they are no quack prepara- , `
tion, I would simply observe, that they . are the prepaia
tionsofa regular .Druggist and Physician, attested also
-Dr. P. Musick, ,
Dr. R. F,. James;
D. N. Chapman, Dr. W. P. Dewees,
Dr. S. Jackson,-; • > Di: Robert Hare,
br. W. E. Homer, ,_. Dr.J. Redman, Corea,
Dr. William Gibson, 'Rev. W. H. Delaney,
C. C. Biddle, Esq., • R. Adrain, Esq , &c. &c. br. L E
ID- am prep WEA ared and
LTH so
EMPORIUMId, wholesale -and retai N.
l at
, No.
SECOND Street, below Vine, i sign , of the Golden Ea
gle and Serpents. , and by : • I - •
• w. T. EPTING, Druggist, Petarville.
February 27th, 9
PEA 81% P./.47.4 LAIL.L.
• ParTSVI E, SC ti UV LIEI L L CO. PA:
This elegant and comniodtotta establish
. inept will - bo'open for the reeepticm o
travellers from this date. It 'bas.bien
- _ completely-refitted, and stipplied with .
'Furniture entirely new the Bedding ate, is of the
first pirtienlar attention has been devo i
led to - every arrangemegtthat CAP cond ritn4to Worn.
tort and convenience. .1
'The Wines and Liguori have'Seen selected in the
most" careful and liberal manner, manna regard to
-expense orlehorrand will embrace the Most favorite
brand and stock.- 7 - -
The Proprietor eolieitithei,efore, "the support of
his friends and the travelling Oomniiinfty in general.
Should they:think proper to Visit his' house; de hopes
by a afdio s atfolition to their wants, to establish for
it such a Oharactfr, as lintS , tnatire a return of their
foliate.-. • , • ' •
- • • • - . Preprietor. :
PotisiMei,Ps.Jtme22,•lB4lV -r 4 f
The Refectory ie the Basement ifOry. is
ondiMfed under the superintendence of kr. 440
• • ',Saretr . Fitise. •
FR Bin supply of afeti Fuse, just received
4-3 L itid foir sate by.
Februs4 aoth,
IiaItELIIAIV'S CELEBRATED CLARIFIED ES-
T SENCE OF HOREHOUND CANDY, ie achnowl•
. e4*d by ' the. preei and medical faculty, tribe . ', t aupe.
riot article, and no worthless humbug . patronured and
recommendedly _ •
: Drs_ Jammu, . ~.. •
<•bliTettatz.• „ i • ' Parrazeou,
Dr.Patvoi.r.
a • ' •
And hciat of others. ails most '4iiaellent compourid
for Coughs, Colds. Asthma and Hbaistitess 'lnTrouch-
Oi sit has no superior. F or: pain in the Side or Breast,
Spitting of Blood.Croop.lWhooping C6O gh,Difficaltrof
'Breathing, Profuse or Difficult Expectoration:Lowness
of Spirits, and all those disease, tending to CONS Ur.ll,P. ,
'
This Candycontaina the virtues•of Horehound, UV.
crwort, Cdmili. Slippery Elm, Hamel. Elecampane,
• Comprising the medical virtues . of
the most popular Vegetable Cough Ingredients.
PELHAMISCANDY is the .0111 y univerialleare foe
Coughs. Colds, tfe. ever diseetered, and is certain is
every case to afford instantaneous relief. and in•ariwit
cases a complete core. In many cases where the bast
medical las failed?. it iffOrded more than teth•
pornry reliet, as cart oe pilaved by undenlableauid emir
liciteu testimonials iecieved by the propricicir.
Mot hers speak delightfully of its chain:ling cacti ou
their offspring, that they were unable to obtain rest froth
thecoughing and restlessness °Melt children, till they
procured some of PELHAM'S CANDY.
Recollect to ask for PELHAbI'S HOREIIOUNIS
CANDY.
Be careful to observe that each direction is headed
with the name of Pelham, and also has the signature of
Chas. N. Holbrook, who is the General agent for thii
United States.
A aupply of the above article just recieved and for
tiale'at the Drug & Cherarcal store efthe subscriber'. Ceti
tre St. Pottsville.
Feb. 27th,
.St. Flies Salt. -
A_ SUPERIOR article for preserizing Pork. For
- 4- • sale by , E. Q. , & A. HENDERSON.
.I„anuary 2,
•
ATMIXT DR UGSTORE.
Ttit Subsciiber returns his grateful acknowl
edger:Teets' to 'the 'citizens of Pottsville and •
others, who•stepped forwird to his absistance after
the loss of his property by fire in December last,
and would also acquaint them and the public gen
erally, that he has again commenced the Drug
Business in the home formerly pecupied by Chariest : -
W. Clemens, In Centre - Street, ln the 'borough - yr
Pottaville,where may always, be 6dd a general as
sortment of •
. .
'Drugs, 1 Medicines,
Paints,' Pills,
Glass, I Dye Stutig„
And every other article in the shelve line, which he
is disposed to sell on very low and aceomarcidathrg
terms. • "
N. B. tEr Phy'siiciatispreticriptions carefully put
up at the shortest notice.
NVIVL T. EPTING.
Pottsville; May 30,18 3 8 „ .
Old Established rasSageollice )
CORNER OP PINE AND SOUTH STREE I PIr t NEW YORE.
THE subscribers !riming completefi
~,•;.;`,- their arrangement for the year 1891, toe
i;1 OA: the purpose of bringing out steerage
passengers, beg , kayo to inform therr
Iriends and' 'the public in general, that first class
vessel will be despatched froth Liverpool to NeVr
York, on the 161,56, 10th,„,15th, 20th, and 25th,
of each, month throughout the year.
Possengers on their arrival at Liverpool from the
out ports, will be fornibhed with lodgings and a
convenient pleas to cook in. during. the time they
may be 'dettfitted there by head winds or stormy
weather - - -4ree of any &peon to themsaves—on a p - .
plicaticfn at the company's office to Mr. P. W.
BYRNES, No 36 Wateritto'Road. who will, in cob.
nection with his liciinerons agents throughout gn g .
land and Ireland, afford e'very . assistance to those
who maybe engaged to date 'cal/ this company's
ships. •
Pestengets be found in provisions for the
passage - for $lO extra, or $26 for passage, provisions
and hospital money. .
As usual -[ n all eases. here the persons decline
coming, the Money loin lbe refunded to those front
whom it may have been removed, on - their returning
the passage certificate. ' •
GLOVER & .61 1 MURRAV,
Corner of Pine 'and South str.
The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the
above line, and is ready to recieve the passage money
for those who %deb to tend for their friends, and will
alto attend to transmitting money to Europe.. Fol.
pOrtictilers appty at the Miners`Journal Office,.
41.IIANNAN.
Jan. 2d.
BRADY'S HOTEL,
Coliaimbia Co., Pa;
/11111 - subscriber respectfully informs the public
••• that he has removed irons the town of Catta:
wissa to. Danville,and that he has purchased in
. that place the large and commodious •
gni BRICK HOUSE.
13
situate on the coiner ofltlill and WWI
- streets, opposite the court-house, which he has fit
ted up by the erection of additional Buildings awl
extensive stabling, for the entertainment of trave
lers and visitors. He now prepared to accommo.
date •all who may favor him with •ti call; and !Ai
would state that nothing in his power shall be left
ulfdotfe to render his tutkodiers comfortable lnd.
hippy while- wader his care. His accommodations
are ample, and lila rooms furnished in modern style
and the proprietor is , determined that his establish:
ment shall sustain - and hcep op with the growing
reputation and iiiipottabec of the folnt ih 'which it
is !ailed: . . - ; .
HIS TAIiLII will b.:reapplied with every luxqrY
of the season, and the best and iThoicestrvariety the
market eakatrord.
BA t will lib afined with all the.b'elt articro
that can be furnished by 'dui' 'cities; and the whore
will be such as to gite satisfaction hi b;zbry one; '
- Well kboWne that dn entightsnell public will al
ways judge fi I theinservbs,• !ebbs bounden! that
they will tavor him with his patron:4i% • -•-
SAMUEL A. 13kAD4Z.
Denville, Feb'y. 6,
'Life -Pills., -, and The
-- - nix Bitters.
•
FBINE perfectly safe. unerring, and.successful treat
ment of almost every species of disease by the use
of MOFFAT'S LIFE MEDICINES. 'is no longer a
matter of doubt, as a reference to the experience of
manytlinusand patients will satisfactorily prove. Dar
ing the present monthelone. nearly one hundred cases
have come to the knowledge , of Mr. Moffat, where *the
patient has, to all appearance,tfeuntd a permute - It
cure by the exclusive andjudicioaa use of the LSfe Mn. •
du :Ines—some eight or ten of.these had been considet
ed beyond all hope by their medicalattendants. 'Stith
- happy results area source ofgveat preaVeYe to Mr. M.
anti inspite him truth new confidence: to recommend
this use ef hie medicines to his felloW-titizens.
TheLIFE MEDICINES area purely VEGETABLE
preparation.._ They'are mild and pleasant in their ope
ration, and at the same tithe. thoroeslacting rapids'
ape:tithe secretions of tt; system—carrying:off idliketii:
monier.: ;aatiaors,anct assimilating with and parilYitte.
the blood. For this 'reason, in aggravated caste: Of
Dopepsia, the Life Medlcinetterill give relief
ter apace of time than any other preactiption. In fever
and-Ague, Infl3Mmatol7 Itheuinatism,reithfor every
.deicription, Sick Headache, Heirt-bbrit, ib
the lead. Paulin the Chest, Flatulency , impaired ep.
'petite,,and in every disease, arising fiviitt an impurity Of
the blood, or a disordered elate of the Sicimach, the ewe
of these Medicines has alwayi preyed to be' beyond
doubt.. greatly superibT tb, Ilhj! Ottibt'lebab or treat-
All thatlir. Mot:drat: of his'patielti is to be parii;•
attar in takingtbein strittlyactording to the directing....
It is not by k neiraptiper notice, or by any thing that lie
hin.self Ibby say ib them TaVor. that 'he lopes to gain
Yetlit• It is alone by the :tektite of a fair trial. Is the
reader an inialid;ind Joel he wish to know whether the
Zifb Meditinei4vilktoit his olio case? If so, let him
call of send to Kr:Mollie. jigent in thin pleee.and gro.•
-cure a copy of the ine4icalbroblull. deligneo nit Üb""
mania Guide in published gratuttoully. He Wilt
therefindmumielated very 'patty extraordinary cases of
- 02 , 4 stud perhaps some exactly 'similar _to his own:
'MOffat's MedrealcOffice in New Wyk, 3 / 5 - Broadiray%
Medicine tan allele obtained' f
". • • MILLER' & HAGGERTY:
Agents for SchirylkillCOanty::-
Pottsville; September 1340. B9-4
B. BANNAN.
HCIREHOIIiNft:. CANDY.,;
--ooioiNAL ANO ONLY oLNoiNN,;;—:
JOHN S.C. MARTIN•
9-
Resumption of Business.