OX Alikt Barre. SO ti On 0 trona'
In 0 - The • bstit of .'iron •
ttqc.p* or wood, iq alit:4llms of ship steam..
bitatailtud even houses, in point of reel economy,
durability, strength,. and eve 4 desirable quality,' is
found! to exceed the most Sanguine expectatiena.
Canal boats constructed , ofliiiirmvaluable material
have been for many years i use in England; and .
;long stipule= has provetittem to be superb) in
every, respect to those
_rinistructad of wood. A
friend has kindly permitted.lasto publish the to low.
ins rixtracts, on the comParittive cost, value, &c., of
won and wooded bins! tame
Extract Irvin G I tette, copes ,
Caaraseplilocrr i n, 'Wales, April; 1811.
, *The cost of sn iron ands wooden canal boat of
the earns outuide diniensinne, would be about the .
same, say £1,70 to 1180. ,iThe durability would, be
in fever of the iron,one, d i me take into account the
wear sad tear, and repairs necessary in come
" gustier. The draught of water of an iron boat Would
be considerably less than u tirooden one; andan iron
beat wear increases its drai , ight,whibit a wooden one
does by the wood absorbing the Water.' The corn
_ pinion between e wooden and en iron boat, of the
saint outaide dimensions, for capacity of burthen, is
• 20 per
. ceptAn favor of the iron boat. The friction
,against the sides of the calash; would be in propor•
i:tiun to the draught of , water."
Eitract ram ::". letter, dated -• . ,
' ' &rot onnsitina, (Eng.) May,lB4l.
' oThe coat of a w mien oat, of 26 tons hurdle% is
bere about Ll2O, at for an iron boat I cannot as
certain, as none v been, Made here lot many years
pail, and the are only +in use out of 360 em
ployed on the canal. Those iron boats in nee are
abint 25 years old ; bat I cannot ascertain the cost
of repairs of them duringithat time. The iron boat
will carry about 3 tons more on the same draught of
writer, as wooden ones by the latter will draw about
2 feet, 4 inehes. . Iron a i ld wooden boats are much
- the lame in their effects 0 canal banks.
"There can be no &mitt of the ariperiority of We
inotiyes on canal beat (if the locks are few and far
. between) over steam ,tugis in drawing boats, as the
wash from the paddle wheels would injure the banks
inost materially, and arein consequence never al
, lowed in thie Country. tis thought that the Archi
median screw would ref:ll l 4l6ot di ffi culty:
ce
• oft is , necessary that iron boats should have wood
en fenJers outside, to pr vent the rivets from being
rubbed A" s,
•
DIAXOSO CUT Dta.mosn.—A ' Yankee pedlar—
s lye the Sunday Atlas. l one of the great tribe who
have learned the art of skinning a flint end drawing
blood out of I stone, entbre' d the store of a Yankee
merehant,'and wanted to eeU hiesome razor strops.
The merchant declined fining anything to do with
him and ordered him , out. A Yankee pedlar is not
got off so easily. There ie no chance of getting rid
of him, while there ic a httnetr of his wearying your
patience, until you make a purchase. lie's like the
immortal Jim Bags. 10 know. the value of peace
end quietness, and vtionrt lime off his noise, unless
he is well paid for it.
'Come, mister; now I iwow I must trade with you,
I area to man.' •
'You do nothing of the kind. •
'Look bore, now, I'll take any goods you have got
hero in payment.'
• ;Igo you
AO get out. I tell you what 11l do, mister. I'll
sell these strops
. at The lowest wholesale prices, and
take any of your goods ei your retail figure. That's
2 .
. iWell, as you'ie so pOssing, take twelve do-
Men it - $a per dozen; that will be $72, which you
shall take out in any 'g4cals,l choose, that I have in
the store:-
/ 'Well, I guess you
,ain't got nothing here that I
can't dispee of some where.'
Out your billland receipt it.'
'‘ The pedlar dills*, and 'called on the merchant to
select•the goods he chose to pay pittiin, whereupon
the mercheni handed . him siz dozen back, and said,
'I retail these at one dollar each. We are now
square. I•bought your ksa according to agreement,
'at your wholesale price , -.and I sell them to you again
at my retail price' I ;
The pedlar looked diggers, but be hid to put up
with the 'mortification if being overreached, which
was hie - greatest. trouble, and made him 'right down
savage.
Tits Sva Taissunsi BILL.--On Saturday hit, a
message was received fiem President Tyler, announ
cing to the President rat' the Senate that be had
signed the bill for the repeal of the odious Sub Tree
jury Law.
• r
al. Is theriany enterprising Yankee in this state
that will bring a ioad of Toynatos to the Pottsville
market! Worth tbeir'sveight hers in coal—gold,
we shonlithave.said.
, The yellow fetriir bea made its appearance in
earnest in New Wank Considerable alarm pre
-
oi• A min naosea f Broussard, a Canadian 'by
died lately in Lafayette Parish, in Louisiana,
:at the age of one bituliedind eighteen.
Q & The Rey: Dr JOhn Breckenridge died at the
i readjiceNt 4u inotitci near Lezingten,4., on the
4th ilia.
01.0ot sister repuhliO of Texas, at the tett ac.
• ,
-counts, 'was reprasOnted to be in a most flourishing
'condition.
azi If you are notaware of the fact. the weather
about these days is .ealifortably cool and peculiarly
pleasant.
I inuit'cbange• y Ouarters,' as thaeopatertliter
tsticiti-Eme cent ;pieces said when he..heard the
policw.wetw after him.* '
oz,A black. Moindiel lately •attempted to cam.,
mit • rapion s niarrit4 -lady of respectability is Oil
ed/101i
oz? ThePr,inci Joinville woe momentarily'
expectil at the . Frei chfiturwl etation, Newfound
.
Who cares !
0 3:1 . The riillo4di NM • 'Boston 'to Dover, N. N.,
'is expected to be co mpeted by the first of September
Co.iVashlngiou tiaitul by an tiansitally ae
'are atom last witek.t
azyi-Visshington Tysing - Ints bean rusfiesting in
interior of this stile:. '
WiJlisnall. Si toonsohe eloquent '-end pop
ular lecturer on Shaltipeare; is dead.
o:7l3ovetul mad slogs have been lately killed in
Plulaile!phio. Look Out !
O:I 7 9 3 m I VIYIts
,cpckticue te . pour intd New
fork by]tbeitheesc,o,
_ • ,
, Ttioitncals inf this country !ere never. se a
?lower ebb thetynt.,,the.presegt'
- -
t CY' 01 4t!T jinve ; , been given to a launch tho frigate
-Cangreep,ABii6n:
MI
._,voNs,umrpol_.-,
~. •--.---„--:.--
..Cll-1111119;
Da. WISTAVS
Balsam of Ai i di!Clierry,
GCSE CBI,7.IIIIIITED ttillEDir FOR
Diseases of the Lan ±
. ,
I , VUMEROS remedies have heenioffered •MI puffed
4 .7 into notice for DISEASES OF THE LUNGS
somo'of which has nadoubtedir , been fonndivery ate%
but of all that hate hitherto it known. It must be
universally acknowledged the' ee
e is none that has ever
'proved as successful as thei -"BALSAM 10F WILD
CHERRY " Such indeed are the astonishing restora
tive and healing properties of this BALSAM. that even
in the worst forms of CONSUMPTION. when the pa
tient has suffered the most distressing cough:tioreng pain
• in the cheat,difficully of breathing, night st*ls, ekes:ling
of the lungs. 4 , 0 and when the most esteemed remedies
ofour Pharmacopias had failed to afford anYselief, and
when Botanic. Homcepathic, and numerous! other rem
edies, had been used for many months ip vain, this
invaluable , remedy has checked every; symptom, and
I been productive of the most astonishing relief, In the
I early stages of the disease, proceed:og 'fr m neglected
I colds ; termed Celesta, Condi:n:om hal e it been -used
with undeviating success, and ici many ins bees, when
'this disease seemed to have marked its Isictim for as
early grave.the use of this medicine has arrested every
symptom, and restored -the lungs t 0,., a star of perfect
health. •
`' la that form of CONSUMPTION, so Prevalent a- ,
mongst delicate young females, Commonlytermed dbil
ity or 'going into a decline,' a complaint with w hich
thousands are lingering. it has also been niaed with sur
prising success. and note* possesses the power of
checking the progress of. his alarming diseaie, . but
at the sometime strenathens,ane invigorates the who's,
system more efrectially than Any reuredyre have ever
possessed. . ' 1 I 1
.LIVER COMPLAINT-In diseasor of the Liver,
particularly when attended With a cough, indigestion or
wandering painsin the side, it has also proved very
efficacious, and cured many cases of this kind after the
most poWerful remedies had failed.
Dar ASTHMA.--In this complaint it'alao been used
in numerous instances with the most singular success,
It opens the chest, renderin "
„ thlo breakhing perfectly
free, arrests the cough, and Will seldom fart to give per
manent relief. I I
r.
114, - BRONCHITIS.—As a remedy in pll Bronichial
affections of the Or oat, attended `with ti hoarseness, cough
or soar in the throat, it wiltalso be found a very effectual
remedy,and will mostly afford immediate! relief if used '
at the commencement of the attack. I
117 COUGHS AND COLDS—In 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 eoldsysettle upon the lunge.
causing an inflamation with pains in the Breast, difficulty
or shortness of breathing, /ht. the use of this Balsam will
suppress such symptoms immediately, and at the same
time prevent the lungs from becoming more seriously
diseased - I
11:7 CROUP AND WHOOPING COUGH,--In these
complaints, so common to young children; this Balsam
will be found much superior to the Paregoric Elixer
Syrup of Squills,and the various COUGH MIXTURES
in common use, as it is entirely free from any thing the
least injurious, and may,at slimes be given to children
with perfect safety, and with the certainty of i taaffording
them speedy relief. • 1 r ,
,11Z? AS A FAMILY MEDICINE Ifor many oth
complaints, this Balsam will also be found particul ly
usefnl. Besides having preyed an invalUable remedy in
all Pulmonary affections, it exerts a pciverful influence
over many diseases depending on a depiraved condition
of the system, and those who have suffered from the
indiscriminate l _lase of Mercury, or other deleterious
drugs, that are often compoUnded in different quack nos
:rums, will find it a remedy of great talue,p?ssessing
the power of strengthening ,and invigorating the wECile
system more acct.'s' than any other medicine we pos
sess.•
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS.;—is this medicine
has already acquired great celebrity, Caere may prob
ably be some attempts to, imitate at, and deceive the
public with a spurious mistme, to prevent which I would
wish all purchasers to oblerve the fol owing marks of
the genuine Balsam. It isput up in bottles of two sixes
each, having' , the words WISi'AR'SSSS BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY, PHILADA , blownfin the glass, and
• label on the' front with the signature of HENRY
WISTAR, M. D, without which none ire genuine.
Prepared for the Proprietor by WILLIAMS & Co.
Chemists,No. 82. Commerce Street, Phila. and sold by
,
the most respectable Druggists and other appointed
Agents in all the principal towns throughout the United
States. 1,
E7The Genuine Medicine cold by •
JOHN S. C MARTIN,
Sole Agent for Pottsville. Price SI per Bottle
Dee4s. 1840.: 49
Theological litoirks for gale.
AN EXPOSITION AND DEFENCE OF
1 .UNIVERSALISM;
By the Rev. I. D. Williamson of Baltimore. embra
cing the Unity of God as held by ;Universalises,—
the Attonement—Death ofChrist--Punishment and
duration of Puntrnirnerit—Forgiveness of Sins—
Judgement—Nature ofSalvation—Repentenee.—Res
surrection and Destruction of death.. This work is
intended to disabuse the public mind, In regard to
the many misrepresentations so industriously cir.
culated again 4 this body of Christians. Price 50
cents.
• Also for Sale. "THE PLAIN 'GUIDE TO
UNIVERSALISM," by the Rev. Thomas Whine.
more of Roston, a work designed td lead enquirers
to the truth of that doctrine by Bibld testimony ; and
believers to the practice of its b'enev'olent principles
The following
, niatter is contained in this work :
Who are Unaversslists? 1
What do Untversalists believe?
What evidences do Universalism adduce from
the Scriptures iri support of their belief in the even
tual holiness and happiness of all mankind 7
Passages from the Old and New Testament, ex
plained, which are adduced to-disprove their senti
ments., -
Popular objections to Universalisin explained ;and
the evidences.of revealed Religion *seated. Price
I dollar.
For eslo at the Stores of Sarnues Hartz and S.J
Mortis & Brothora.. '
July 4th,
NEW 'GOODS.'
AFRESH supply Seasonable goods has jus
Inca received at the corner of Illnike,t & Cen
tre street. Comprising l ' f
1 DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE S & QUEENSWAREs
it
In fact a reasonable quantity o almost every ar.
tide generally in Pottsville Store can be seen &
will be offered on the moat reasonable terms. - Call
at the Stone Building and take a' view of the seem.
meet: Will you.
IGEORGE W. SLATER.
June i9' ' -25
RAIL ROAD-IRON.
Acom_pleteassortment of Rail (load Iron from 24,18
to IX} inch.
BAIL ROAD TIRES from 33in. to 56 in. ester
nal diaMeter,torned
turned.l
RAILROAD AXLES. 30,3in.diameter Raillload
I Axles. manufactured from
• the patent EV Cable Iron.
RAIL ROAD FELT. for placing between the
' Iron C'hairand stone block
(Weft" Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROPE manufactured. from
~- New Zealand Flax-anti:mat
ed withlndia Rubber, and
j intendo for incline/Vonore
Justreeeivetincompletets•
sortmint ofChains,from g
• in. to improved 66 man.
ufacturedfrom the beatca
ble Ircin.
SKIP BOAT AND RAIL ItOAD SPIKES,
ofdillerent sizes, kept
aptly on land and for sae by' -I •
A. & G. RALSTON. & C•• •
CHAlhil.
No.i./. South Front
Philadelphia, January 18. ,
Pickles.
WKL ED Cu c m lie re; Muliflowr.
iw a inuo.'Red Cabbage, •
Picket:illy. • Mixed.
O n i on . • . ..obsteri. '
Pepper. - -'" Stangoes. - -
Mutinies. • . . Clam. - '
Guaranteed sound. For sale by
• E. Q. & ..41, HENDERSON
?ay 29
London
FOR labs by •
t • K ey 2 9 • •
IMIIII
Stout.
row
Q. A. 11ENDERSON.
22-
THE MINER* JOURNAL'
C
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• • .
OPPOSITION DAILY COACHES.
M
ITlHE'subseribers resPectfolly announces the
m- public !hall' they will ;commence running a
new daily line of stages between Pottsville and
;Reeding, on-Monday the 21d inst. s- '
they have procured large and commodious Troy
built Coaches, inttrely,iiew, and everyratentiois Will
be paid to the enn3fort and convenience of travellers
who may favor:them 'with theitenstoth. : •
For seats inl Philadelphia apply at Sanderson's
Merchants Hotel.,4th 'street; and at JOhn Dungan's
Hate). M 3d street.. . , •
In-Reading- at'llerr's Hotel.
la Pottsville; at Mortimer's Hotel.
CO.
I. 'I'LIOIIPSON ,S-
Jane 19 - I , ; • . 25
._
Fronk the New Yu* Hemld.
lEysterions.
•
- A gentleman belonging to one of the most ancient and
wealthy families of this city, who must .be well known
to numerous friends, having since the year 1818 up to
recently. been bent nearly donble,and for several Tears
confined to bis bed, has been restored to good he.th—
has regained hie natural erect pesition 7 rand has quitted.
his carnage, and now walks with ease !! We believe
this is the gentleman's own description es near as pos-.
Bible, and thete is exaggeration In it.' We drill give
in his address, and doubt. not his humane feelings
will excuse the liberty; that any one *rating, may
knmo these facts- though be requests his time may not
appear in print. Among other similar instances, Mr.
Jamea G. Reynolds, 194 Christie street, has been resto
red, and will giro personal - assurances of the facts of
his case Both were rheumatisai, and contracted cords
and sinews. 11ovv has this been done!.
Answer.—BV the radian Vegetable Elixer internally
and Hewes' /Vatc and Bone Liniment. externally.—N.
Y. Herald, Jan. 261891. _
Bold only by' omstock 4- C 0.71 Maiden Lane.
And also by W. 'l'. Epting. and Clemens & Parvin,
Druggists, Pottsville, Schuylkill County.
Jane 3 I 27-Iy. .
HEADACHE
JUDGE PATTER§ON.
Read the followingfaint Judge Patterson ' for thirty
years the firet Judge of the County in which he lives.
11fidd:dotcn, N. J. blarch-12, 1840.
Messrs. Comstock 4. Co.
Gentlemen—You are at liberty to make such use of
the following certificate as you deem will best subserve
the purposes which it is intended.
[Ck.RTIFIGATE OF JUDGE PATTERSON ]
1 HEREBY craws that my daughter been afflicted
with sick headache for the space of about 20 Team—
the attacks matting once in about two weekso fee
quently lasting 24 hours during which time the parox
ysms have been so severe, as apparently soon to deprive
her of life.p And after having tried almost all other
remedies in vain .1 haie been induced as a resort to try
Spohn's Headache Remedy as sold by you ; and to thee,
great disappointment and joy of herself and her friends
I found very material relief from• the first dose of the
medicine; oe has followed up the directions with the ar
ttele,and in every case when an attack was threatened
has found immediate relict, until she is near permanent
ly cured. The attacks are now very seldom, and disap
pear immediately after taking the quantity directed, A
hot e that others may be benefited by the use of this tru
ly invaluable medicine, has induced me to send you the
above, and remain your obedient servant,
JEHU PAT I ERSON,
Judge of the Court C P.
Sold ONLY by Comstock &C0..'71 Maiden:Lane
And also by William T. Epting,¢ Climens'& Parvtn,
Druggists, Pottsville, Schuylkill Couqty.
27—ly.
June 2
For Sale.
To Iron Manufacturers.
TIIE Subsea iber having obtained the assignment
. from Mr. George Crane for a number of Fur.
naves, and holding also the patent of the late Dr.
Geisenbainer for the same, to smelt Iron Ore with
Anthracite Coal, and retaining the exclusive right
of said patient to manufacture Mailable Iron and
Steel, is prepared to grant licenses for the Menefee.
tore of Iron. Applications to be made to William F.
Dean, Esq.nt Pottsville.
F. W. GEISSENHAINER.
•
Jan. 4
$100:$100. 9 .
WILL PE FORFEITED BY DR. N. B. LEIDY
• fora preparation of Sarsaparilla equal to his
MEDICATED EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.
If is positiiely the strongest preparation of Sarsapa
rilla in existence. ONE BOTTLE is equal to SIX
PINTS of any Syrup that is made, and is boughtby nu
merous perions throughout the city and country for
making Syrup therefrom. nod who will Sell it at the
rate of sevtaity.five cents to one dollar per bottle (about
half a pint..
The efficacy ofSarasp . arilla is well known in Scrofu
la or King's Evil, Erys i pelas Diseases Of Ile Liver, Af
fections of the Shin and Bones, Ulcers of the Nose,
Throat and Body, as well as an Antidote to Mercury
and the Mineral. Constitutional Diseases and ageneral
Purifier of the Blood 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, and then there will be no die.
appointment in its effects.
Dr. Leidy would refer to the most respectable Physi
cians in Vhiludelphia, as well as throughout the Uni
ted States for the character cifhispreparatum, as well al
so to the numerous certificates from physicians and
others, that have been from time to time published,
nolo deemed unnecessary as the character of his prepara
tibn is firmly established.—Throughout the Sotuthern
States it is used altogether, and throughout the Nor b takes
the precedence orer all others, par.icularly among physi
cians. who; for the benefit of the patienta, alwaysrecom
mend it
Dr. Leidy can boast of as many effectual cures per.
formed by his medicated Extract of Sarsaparilla,as has
ever been 'effected by any medicine in existence, .
The reader is referred to the directions accompany
ing each bottle, for recommendations, certificates and
further particulars. -
Remmerber one bottle, (halfa pinairnal to e r vpints
of Syrup, and is equally pleasant to t o
Price ONE 1:10LLAR • per ottle...a,'
Prepared'and sold *wholesale and retail at Dr. Leidy's
Health Emporium, Second street below Vine .Sign of
the GOLDEN EAGER AND SERPENTS, Philadel
phia, and by.
%Vm.T. EPTING. Druggiet,Pottsville.
February 7th,
*
Important to the A fflicted.
A Valuable Arcanum Coliquate,' Antidote' against
, cx• Ghol;e 'theorem akd Vomiting (Cholera Mor.
bus and Billious Cholla') This Cholic has its name
from one ,o 1 the intestines named Colon, as there
meetly the tearing pain comes from. The Cholera
Meares aid Billious Cholic Antidote is founded on
pet medical principles, is a most safe. effectual :and
indeed an, immediate remedy for Cholic, Cramps, for
the wind,ithe Watery and dry Gripes, Convulsions,
and is a certain cure for Bowel end Summer corn.
plaints, Diarrhea. Dysentery, Sick and Nervous
Headache, Sour Stomach._and all those fatal disor.
dens and , derangements of the Stomach and Bowels.
Also a bitter Herb Tincture for the Fever and Ague.
A Consumption %Tama ,sanative exceedingly useful
in Dyspepsia and„obstrtictitibs of the Liver. Per.
sonartaking them trill be astonished of the curative
powers arid-remedial virtues. They remove °balm
(ions of•the Liver, Spleen, Kidneys, Jaundice an
Liver CoMplaint. All warranted to be safe and
sure, made of Herbs and Roots and tree from any
Minerals' or - Mercury. Certificates of perfect eed
sound cr;res performed here in Pottsville and its
neighborhood, can be seen at my Store opposite
Pennsylvania Hall, next door to 'Mr. Bannan'i Print.
ing office. The superior success which dialy 'attend
the use of the above herb medicine, as the variety
of disease are so• great; wherein they hava - been so
successful, he gained such a character, that a great
number of testimonials of its efficacy have been of.
feted by citiione of Pottsville and vicinity, who have
used it. For further particulars of recommendation
the public aro referred to the Hon. Strange N. Pai
nter, Samuel Hunlzinger. %Bum G. Johnson,
Isaac Thompson.' Andrew Capt.' N. J.
Hills and James Mundy. The undersigned , has
also a tenr,edy:antidote agai nst
_ all Poison , Rattle
snake- and ' Mad Dog_ bitesoerfectv a sound cure.
prepared and for Pale by the inventor -
- IL , AVGUSTUS SCHOLL.
Centre Street, opposite Pa. HAIL
Pottavilleboo 19.'1041. -
.25
, Clogher - Cassimers Vesinig.
jitibiTlrectlived And :opened at the sign' , of the
110 ".Gohlen flail, 'Y. hatideorne eseurttn,ent of OW,
perfine Black, Blue; ' Green .and Brawn
efothiElplain -and lgtired - Sitin & Mu 8 01 10 ,1 44.
tine which will be sold very hbeei).
1 , VV. EARL.
• April24,' • 17--;
• '
The raikidelPhia
BAT 'S 'OF , FREIG HT.
BITMIEN, JADING Atib P/ULADEI4IIIIA t 2110)1
' - - . . MAY
,3id,,1841. - - • i
' -, . • -
i
Plaster, Slam,-Tiles, Gyea : Lina acd , ,
- Bricks, - - A -•'' • • 01,30 do ,
Pig Iron, Ettoorns,Trmtier, Marble, I ,
Lime, Tar and 'Pitch $ 15e do
Flour 20 cents per Barrel. , • . i
Nail's and Spikes. Bar and 1 ('
Rolled Iron, Hollowware, I - • --.1
Grain. Salt, Bark. Lain.
her, Stave& Salt, Fish To.
bacco, and . Lead,
Gromries, hardware, whis,'
key, Ale and' Beer, Oil,
Leather. Cotton, . Stain,
'
Engine. & Machinery,
Seeds, Butter., Lard, and
Tallow, Rage. Wood, Oy.
stem, Hides, Ramp, Ear
then.ware and Glue,
Dry Goods, Wines and For.
eign, Liquors, Drugs, and
Medicines, Glass, Paper,
China and Queens-ware,
Meat, Fish, and Confec-
honary,‘
No storage will be charged for receiving or. do
livering freight, at any of the Depots on the line,
unless allowed to koala over ten days.,
No Freight received after t o'clock P. M. can be
forwarded brthe morning Train on the next day.
No Freight received after 5 o'clock P. M. can be
unloaded on:the same day.
DAYS OF STARTING OF FREIGHT TRAIN&
From Reading, on Tuesdays ead Fridays, at
6 o'clock A. M.
From Philadelphia, on Wednesdays and Satur-
days, at 6 o'clock A. hi.
G.. NICOLLS.
Soperintendant Trans it. P. &. Read. R. R
Reading, May 8, 1841, • . 19—
Removal.
iIpHE subscriber would respectfully:Worm the
Jo.
public that he has removed to the Store former
ly occupied by Hazzard & Strauch. He has also
purchased from 'their. Assignees at extremely low
rates, a portion of their most desirable goods, which
in addition'tO his former stuck, enables him to ex.
hibit an assortment sufficiently extensive to suit
the wants of any 'Who would wish to purchase.
He would invite all to Call, as he can sell goods
at even less than they are worth, which no doubt
will be an inducement, especially in these hard
times. GEO. W. SLATE?, •
March 20,
Tetter: Itch!
DR. LEIDY'S CELEBRATED 'FETTER
AND ITCH OINTMENT is daily becoming
more popular. Daily do numerous individuals stop
and inform the proprietor of its great success in re.
moving and,euring the 'fetter and Itch.
Numerous testimonials might-be published of its
efficacy, but for the delicacy felt by individuals hay.
ing their names published in connection with so
loathsome and disagreeable affections.
It may be used with perfect safety by young and
old, even upon infants, containing no
. mercury, or
other mineral , substances. Dr. N. B. Leidy pre—
pares it himself, and knowing its composition, most
confidently recommends it as superior to any other
laved} , for the `fetter and Itch. Prepared and
sold at Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, (sign of the
Golden Eagle and. Serpents,) No. 191 NORTH
SECOND Street, below Vine.
Price 2b Cents a boa. .
And also at—
WILLIAM T. EPTING'S,
Drug Store, Pottsville.
June 19 25*
Removal.
PATENT SPRING STEEL.
Cross-Strained Saddles, ire.
RICMJR P.. SHOIEXER,
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 infOrrns that he has en 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, and
comfort .to the rider than any other yet invented,
and he recommends his Steel Spring Cross Strained
Saddle to the notice or the public, with confidence.
He therefore respectfully invites the public to call at
his shop nearly opposite Nortimer's Hotel, and di.
reedy opposite W. T. Epting's Drug Store, Centre
Street,Pottsville, and examine for themselves.
He also keeps constantly on hand a general as.
sortment of all kint's of work,. such Ite Saddles,
Bridlee, Patent Fly nets, Coach, Gig, and Waggon
Harness, Trunks, ValieCes, Tinselling Bags, Gig
and Riding Whip's, &c. Every description 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 e lsewhere.
0:1" An excellent assoitn3ent of Silver 'and Brass
Mounting, Riding and Gig Whips, &c. which
he will sell very cheap, Wholesale and retail.
December 12, . . 50-5
Keith's Demonstrations
irk v the truth of Christianity. ;oat - received and
IL•F' for sate by • . B. BANNAN.
June 19
Fancy Staple Dry Goods.
SATIN striped Cambrice, Lace Unsling, Ifiaek
and White wash Blond, Bishop Lewis, Green
and black Mao Veils and Scarfs, French and nee
dle worked collars. Swiss Bends,
worked Ingertinize
and. Edgings.. , black Lace - and Edging, plain and
rich figured Mouseline De Lanes, Chintzes and'do.
medic prints, man' Giughams. Tidings. Fur' and
apron Checks, Sommer stuffs - of every variety,
H o siery & Gloves, Marseilles Skirts bleached: nd
unbleached Unsling, &c. &c. all of which have been
purchased at very low prices..and will be sold at a
small advance. ' EW. EARL..
"Sign of the Golden Ball."
april 24, • • 17—
,
S WORE..
THE subscriber respectfully - interim the public,
that he has opened a atm.` in Centre Street, 3
.dooia below T. & J. Beaty's Store, corner a/We&
werian and Contra Streets, where be offers for sale
a general assortment of
Pry . Groceries,
QiteensWare,
AU persona deairons tr. purchnain Hoods Cheap .
for Cash, are tespecifully invited Ui , e and exam.
-ins foi themselves. •
• '
.EDWARD. HVGIIIO.
November. 21,,
= . . Jersey amp; ;
JERSEY & Wesiesu Hams,. .•
Shoulders &Sides. - , 4 . •
Smoked Beef, i - • -' • -
-
No. I Saloum,- - *
.•
Burlington gr:Dikbi, Herring,
No. Macker4 Mess
,Shad. •
FOr sale - •
nENDEasoii.
' • Lard!!-Lainil!lV --1
14 7[188 Prime Lard- receivied bit Malign rri e
abd foreak, cheap. by the. Tub,ot quantity.
4ABILIEL.WTZ.
• MllOlll3,
• ' , Silks. - ,
re LACli.l4lian. MautUaiGres,de Shine. Gro.de
'Li!! Swiss. Blue Black 'Gras Ale.Gxline 410.1e0t,ded
Gies De Algiers * , striped apd tgisred ruu de Soiy.
°lured
Gr°55)413114" 4ke. " W. EARL;
411014REWAIR-irt. . -
AVE ',IIIIIIOIIEW,DOLLARS:AEWARD hue
been offered , for months,_ to any one 'who will
use a - bottbtof Hags' Liniment far the Piles without
being cured. -Of thousands' gold, io no one instance
bas it failed. of. - a cure. Proof overwhelming to be
seen where it is sold. It is also - a certain cure in,
nearly even! ease. ' -_ '.. -
( eiternally ) in the fallowing complaints.-
inn the Piles, ' Tightness of the chest,
For all Dropsy, especially in: children,
Tender Feet, Foul . Ulaers of the legs,
&rev throat by cancers or other fungus sores,
or ulcers - • - ' however obstinate , ,of
t roup; • . longstanding, .. .
Whooping cough, • Fresh Wounds,
I
Scald Head, - t Ohiblaina &a. &e.
, • ~ LOOK OUT.; -'-'
Sorge Swindlers have counterfeited this article
and put it up milk various devices. Do not be iinpo--
sed upon. One tbing will only protect yon--it is
the name of COMSTOCK & CO.: that name must
6e cheeps on the wrapper' or you arc cheated. Do
not forget it. - 'Ake 'this direction -with - you. and
teat by- that; or never buy it: for it is impossible for
my other to be true or - genuine. Sold by
.2.
COMSTOCK & CO
New. York. 71 Maiden Lane.and *lab by
William T.-Epting. and , Clemenlik. Parvin,
Druggists, Pottayille.SchuylktllCounty
' July 3 ' '
L 75 do.
$2 75 do.
NEW DRUG STORE.
rrHE Subscriber returns his gratefelactinowl-
A. e,dgeritents to the , citizens of Tottaville and
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 Obit* gen
erally, that he has again.commenced' the Drug.
Business in the house formerly occupied by Charles
W. Clenums, in Qentre Street, in the borough or
Pottsville,where may always be had a general as
sortment of
$ 3.25 do.
Dings, • Medicines,
Pakits, )
•
.;
Glass, • - Dye Mull's,
And every other article in the above line. which he
is disposed to' sell on very low . and accommodating
terms.
N. B. 37 Physicians prescriptions carefully put
up at the shortest notice.
WM. T. EPTING.
Old Establislied'PaSsage Office.,
CORNER OF PINE AND Winn STREETS, NEW YORK.
- THE subscribers having' completed
their ariangement for the year 1841, for
A the purpose of bringing out steerage
•• 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 furnished with lodgings and a
convenient place to cook in during the time they
may be detained there by bead winds or stormy
weather,—free of any expense to themselves—on ap.
plication at the company's office to Mr. P. W.
BYRNES, No 36 . Waterloo Road, who will, it con.
nection with his numerous agents throughout . Eng•
land and Ireland, afford every assistance to those
who may be engaged to come out by this company's
ships.
NE!!
Passengers will be found in provisions for the
passage for $lO extra, or $26 for passage, provisions
and hospital money.
AA usual in all cases, where the persons decline
coming, the money will be refunded to those from
whom it may have been rectoved,on their returning
the passage , certificate.
GLOVER & - IVPMURRAY,
Corner of Pine and South ate.
The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the
above line, and is ready to relieve the passage money
tor. those . who wish to tend for their friends, and will
albo attend to transmitting money to Europe. For
particuktra apply , st the Miners' Journal Office.
B.BANNAN.
Jan. 2d.
2 1 . dLs. 3333a1Mirs
fAVE just received from New York,
•
2000 lbs superior Smoked Beef,
1000 do do new Dams,
1000 do do Shoulders,_
4000 do " do Dairy. Chese,
10 Ills. do Small Pork, ,
10 do do No. 1,-Mackrel, (late Fares)
Ado • do Pickled Herring,
2000 lbs. Codfish,
.All of 'which they offer on as good terms as can
be obtained elsewhere. •
N0v.28,48
5000 FEET first quality Cherry Boards & Plank
from k inch to 2} inch.
10,000 feet inch to j inch Weather Boards
Also, White and Yellow Pine inch Bciards.
70,000 Joint an d Lap Shi rrgles. Scantling, Shing
ling, and Plasterkg Lath constantly for ante.
SAMUEL HARTZ
• March 13, ist 11—
Carpeting*, &c:
inINGLISH 'and .American Ingrain cam:tinge
Azio Venetian Entry and Stair do, Damask Stair do,
4-4 Coloured, Matins 4-4 and* 5-4, White do,
Floor Oil Clothe &c. constantly on hand and for
vale cheap. ' E. .W. EARL.
Sign of the Golden Ball..
april 24, 17—
Port Clinton rotindry
FOR SALE.
wax be sold at private sale. u
the Fotdry
pleasantly situated -at Port Clinton;Schuy
county, on very reasonable terms. This Foundry
is at the commencerrient.of the Little Schuylkill
and Susquehanna - Rail Road, now making,. and
will in a short iiineherone of, the bescsitoations
in the country to do a large business For terms
apply to . ' . PARKE dr, TIERS,
- _ - • - IrOn Foungiers,Philadelphic
or ISAAC MYERS,
Port Clinton
Time add Order - Books.
JUST Printed, Time and Order Spoke of, th
40 Moat approvedform, and for tale by
B. BANTIAN.
January 30tt., • 5
NEW Goons,
JUST; received and now opening a large and
general assortment of fresh and seasonable goods,
which will be Bola cheap for Cash * or We:change,
for country produce. ' „
JOSEPH WHITE & SM.
Mt. Carbon, Oct. 31st, 1840 44_
Green and. Black Team , ' -
JUST received and for sate by
T. & J. BEATTY.
'AD n • • • ,
WraPPlg - Paper. "
gal REAMS pxcellent Wrepping.Paper extra
lur7-Fsiie; :Also Tea ` Paper : - Just receiv ed ank
ioe stap by
' • Ifienno Shard!, Act: -
_UPIN'S 'apperior Merino Shawls, purchased
m 4 from the importer at a small advance, just re-,
ceived.and for sate cheap.:. :.'-
Ahm. y r ench and English Maurice ,Plain and
Figareil Monsliit De Lanes, ,pd Figured Sax° l o'
C/oths, ace
W. EARL.
• z naePabqr at, d f ' :
' - Safety-1 iwi., -
FRESH supply of Saisy- Fuse:,just.. received
zwlanctfor ealelts;:' '
B. BANZIAN
slguse,y2ollk s •
LPILES &
Resumption of Rosiness.
Pottsville, Map 36,3838
Lumber Yard.
Nov. 28.
Juno fi
ledemniiy Against Loss or Damage by
I 'F IRE • - 0 -
CHARTER PERPETUAL.••
THE SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE COM—
PANY OP PHILAD,ELPHIA, -
MAKE Insurances. either temporary er perpetually
.I. , ...against,l Loss or Damage' by FIRE,. in town ;or
country, on Hensel, Barns, and Buildings of all. kind.
on. Household Furniture. Alerchandire, Iferses. (7at
Agricultural, Commercial and Mtnufacimiu g Stuck
and Utensilsiof every description; VISSSELS and their.
Cargoes in pintas well as Mortgages and Ground Rents
upon the most favorable ierms.
Applications for Insurance. or any informationon the
subject maybe Made either personally, or by litter. at
the Company's Office, at the Northwest corner of Sixth.
and Wood streets.
- MORTON McMICUAEL President.- •
L.KRuinnasmt, Secretary. • •
• DIBT:CTORE.
Morton McMichael, Charles Stokes.
,losep Wood,. - Archibald Wright.
P. L, Lagrierenne; - Samuel Townsend,
Elijah Dallett, Robert L. LougheaB::'
George 141. Troutman, R• W Pomeroy,
I.• I Charles W. • Schreiner. •
• Thesubscribei basbeen appointed Aonnalorthe a
hove meationc ct Institution and is now prepared to male
Itasuasncasiupon everydescnption of property at the
lowest rates. • BENJAMIN ,BANNAN AN.
Pottaville.Feb.2lllr.//941. 9
THE DELAWARE COUNTY
'insurance Company..
CAPITAL AUTHORISED BY LAW. $250 000.
• CHARTER PERPETUAL. •
!MAKE both limited and perpetual Insurances
.1,T.8. on Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings, Stores
Hotele.Mills,Barna, Stables, Merchandise. FUrniture
and Piroperty o revery description ,against lostor dam-
MA
age F • , - - et .
RINE A D INLAND fNSIVANCE.
The Delaware ounty Insurance company will also
insure against los on unkind, of marine risks and a.
( 1T
gainst the damage or loss upon the transportation of
goodsmares.and trtercandise by water, or by rail way.
upon terms as favourable as any other institution.
For any furtherinformation on the subjectoripsur
lance, either against Fire marine or inland risks.
Apply to " HENRY G. ROBINSON. Agent.
July 15 , 34.-tf At Schuylkill Haven.
::- or WILLIAM I 3: KITTS,
. A l i prwigsburg .
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Con jlany of Philadelphia,
CAPITAL 13400.'009, PAID IN
CHARTER PERPETVAL, •.
CONTINUE to make Insurance, porn : intent IMO
limited on every description ofproperty in town
and country on the usual favorable Isittrnak OAPs
1631 Chesnut Street near filth s
CHARLES N. DANCKER, President.
Charles N. Hanover, Samuel Grant.
James Scott, Frederick Brown,
Thomas Hart, Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. W. Richards,
Tobias Wagner. Afordecai D.
' CHARLES C. BANCREML
The Subscriber has been appointed agent for the
above mentioned inatitutior,ond is now tirepewl
make insurance, on every description of ptoporty,
the lowest rotes.
ANDREW RUt3SEIO
Pottsville, June 19, 1841. • 25--11
TEr 100,000 BOXES OF
DR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD
PILLS sold the past year.
lt:r "RILL - OR CURE."Att
This doctrine is startling—it nevertheless is the
doctrine entertained and practiced by the numerous
Quacks who manufacture preperattoris of various
kinds which have mercury for their base..
HBO ARE THEN -
How you trust to• such prencretions. 'Tis true, they
"101 or cure," and you all then hear of the cures.
bnt never hear of the hilted or wounded, or thiCse whose
CCalailtail37lB are completely _destroyed and brorca down.
To all those who have been using Quaelt niedicines
I would recommend theuseofremedies that will coon
teract their bad effects before it is to late.
BE ADVISED,
TherefOre. to gerard against the evil effects otVhasek
medicines, and employ au
of
medicines only as
,youi know
and hare proof of ban y prepared by
. a reguThr 'experienced
Apstheeary and Physician. Such is '
DR. LEIDY'S
SARSAPARILI A or BLOOD PILLS,
Which may be used at all times, a'es, anct seasons.
where either a mild or activepurgattre may, be required
or as a purifier of the blood and animal fluids, and in all
disease* requiring purgation, cleansing. and purifying
the system,die..die.
. They may be used without restraint from 'diet or oc
cupation, from moderate or temperate living, being
freefrom mercury and all The minerals, and an antidote
against their bad effects.'
_ Numerous certificates from various parts of the Uni
ted States have been, from time to time pt.blished.
it leanly necessary to inform. *public where they may
be had genuine.
-Numerous certificates and recommendations from
Physicians and others accompany the directions.
To satisfy the world that they are no' quack 'prepare
would simply obaprve, that they . are the prepare
tions of a regular Druggist and Physician, attested also
by
Dr.P. Physick, - - Dr. R. E. James;. ,
D.N. Chapman, Dr. W. P. De-Weel,
Dr.'A.Jaekson, Dr. Robert Hare, .
Dr. W. E. Horner. Dr. J. Redman Cores,
Dr. William Gibson, Rev. W. H. Delaney,
C. C. Biddle, Esq., IL Adrain, Esq., &c. &c.•
They, are_ prepared and sold. wholesale and email at
Dr. LEIDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM. No. 191 N.
SECOND Street. below Vine, sign of the Golden F 4 --
gle and Serpente, and by,
February 27th,T. EPTING, Druggist, Pot tsville.
• 9
.mirOFFAT'S'sVEGF.TABLE LIFE PILLS AND°
ANIL PHOENIX BITTERS-The high celebritywhich
these excellent Medicines have acquired, in curing al
most every disease to which the human frame is liable
is a matter familia midi almost every intelDgetitjierson
They became known by their fruns-.-their good works
have testified for them—they did. not thrive by the faith
of the credulous
, . .
In cases of Costiveness, Dysperilia. BiliOusand Live..
Affections, Asthma, Piles, Settled Paine, Rheninatilon,
Fevers and Agues,Obstinate Ileadaches,lmpure State
of the Fluids, Unhealthy Appearance of the Skin,Ner
vans Debility. the Sickness incident to Females in Deli.
tate Realth.evely kind ot Weakness - Of , tlieeDigestiv
Organs, turf in all general Derangeraints of Health, these
Medicines have Invariably proved a certain and speedy
. remedy. They remote vigoroue health to , the most ex- .
hausted constitutione. . A single trial will place the
Life Pills and Phcenix Bitters beyond the reach eircom
'petition in the estimation of livery patient.
. Prep ared and sidd, wholesale and retail, at WM. B.
MOFFAT'S Medical Ofscci,3:s Broadway. New. York.
N. 13: None are • genuitte unless tbey have the fac
aunile of John Moffat's signature. -
47 , The Life Pills are sold in hexel--Price.2scents,
50 cents, and $1 eaehi according to the size; Ana the
"Phcenix Bitters in bottlee, at el or $2 each, with full di
tectione. -
FOR GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION—An inter
esting little pamphlet.entitled." Moffat's Medical Man
tial,designed as a Domestic Guide to Ilealth=ecintaiu,
ing accurate itiftirmation• concerning the most peva..
lent diseasolandthemostapproved reetedice—frWW
MOFrAT.', Apply, to the Agents.' -
Agenta.The Life medicines may also be had of .the •
principal drumlin in every town throughentthelleited . '
States and the Canadair. Ask for hlolfars . Life /Wend . ,
• Phtenia Bitters; and be sure that a f ac simile oJohni
Moffat's signature le epos. { he o
bitters andlrox • •
These valuable Medicines are foetal. by Messrs ,:, MILLER •ficjlAGGEaTY.Pottsaille.
- Septeintiertab,lB4o,• 1 •" . , 39.4.tt •
1. :::---,-48.
B. BANNAS.
',;".11/Pirtj. •
-DREsti- Aamoi:Syrup' ay the cozen or Olagto
bo . ttle. For_eale , •
• .q t' E. Q. &A. HE DERSON
~•_Jane
• '
Plain dr: -Dig.
l'itureik4o,e.s.‘
. /c NEW supply of tboso beatitlfut Stott fapisioba
blegooda t joet rittetVell net tot Bale by
1 • • tat. BEATTy),
December % •
P==g2=
DIRECTORS,