i lii- 100,0i)01130XUS OF Fri.
iiR. LEIDY'S SAIISNPARILLA, • r., r
PILLS sold the fiasi. year.
I*" S " ,, KILLi oft cc:az. - .43 ~
This dOctrine is stapling—it neserthelcfsi
doctrine entertained and practiced by Lute AU
Quacks who ma titilsciare preperations of 1
4tindo which have merm4y for their base. -
/1E tt ARE T/./EN
. 111pw you.trost to sucli preperations. 'Tie tr
.1011 wr cure , ' and y o h. all then hear of th
bin never hear of the kith(' or irraqided, or tlios
ccostilations are completey destroyed and broken f
To all . those who hay . been using Quark me
.1 would recommend theuse ofremedies that WE
teract their bad effects 'before it iAIO late. ---,'
• BE / ADVISED,
Therefore, to Berard nig:llDM the evil effects el
medicines, and employ Rile nicilitines oidu a yj
a, Mareprem.( of Imam! tirepared by a relpdar cult
Apatertury and Plapacian. Such is
Dll4 LEIDY'S •
, 7 SARSA PA Rib! A or—BLOOD PIL
which may he used at all times, ag es, arm
whfirre either a mild or tact, re nor2mtre , may I.e
or as a parifier of the tiliicil and amnia!
. 11iiiilir,n
di.jeasers requiring purgrition, cleansing and r
the system, &c. Stc.
'flees may he used without restraint from di
cdpaiion,'"iconi!lmo:tate or temperatt live
free 1 - airit:colic.: and all die minerals, and an
against there. had erli:roi. r
Niiinereiwr certitica4 froth various tails of
red Slates have 1.1 ( /I.r r I =3l tune to trine p
ii; is only necessary to it farm ,
the phl,l4e trhere
I T boil zyr,,,,ir.,.. 1
t
Luttiercuts cernficales and recommendati
. Phi sr.• I a ri.s.ir d others 4r:company the di metro
To satisfy the world 11 . tiat they are no wrack
tion,l would siiiii.ly obter . ve, that they are the
!mils of a regalailDra„;qrst aid l'hysrcian, acts
by , 1
Per P. Physirl4 , 1 Dr. R. E. James,
~.- DN• (.101`111:1I, Dr W. P. Dcwees
Dr. N. Jicksod, l Dr. Iloti..rrt flare,
Dr. W. E Ihrtner,Dr. J. Redfhan Cor
i
Dr. William Gibson, [ Rev. W. 11. Ilelani
r. C. Biddle. gem'. -l i R. Adram, Erl , A
'Ffley art, prepared : n(o sob.l. is hoirsa le and
Dr. LEIDV s trEAL,Tii EMPORIUM, No
SECON I) Street. be 1.1.4 Vii.e, sign of the Ge
gle and Ser,•ents. and by.
W.T. LIPTI NG DruaroiQt Pot!
February 27th
.
.
oUreen a nd 2114c1: Tea
j usT itcciyce aci,!'pr sale , ry
T.& J. DE A
Nov. 2i4 ..
Pri s.
w LEG ANT new st!i, le Fail Prints. Ju'
r d and tor safti
It: Q. 4- A. II ES DER
Fr UM the rim York Ile, aid
A gentlemanleiongit . ig to one of the mrost-t it. It and
o ealihy Candies of tlos 'pry, who most be we 1 linown
i.,,anmeroos, friends, haqlll.4 since 0:e year 1818 up to
eeeritly. lice] beat nearly double, and for eery al years
contiiied to b s bed, Lac Use!' restored to good iealth
has regained his natural , i.rect positiom—and hi ' quilted
1
los carriage, and now V. al;,,s with case!! Wi, believe
this is the , eilllentan's r& , :u deseriptron as nearias pos
'slide, 'awl there is exaegeration in It. %Ye , - ill give
t
inquirt.rs his add.css, and doubt not his humane tidings
-will - uccust: the liberty 'T that any one doubri Ig, may
kiou'r these Beta—thine2h he requests his t ante ay not
appear in print. Amomi other similar instar
James (l. Reynolds, 111 Christie street, has bei
red. and will give personal assu vane( a of the
his else Both were rhtiontatism, and COMMA ,
and sinews. IlBw has t'4.:is been done! I
Answer,—Bv the I idiftu Vegetab'e Elixir i
and hirers' Nerve and Bone I.inurical extern;
' Y: Heralds' Jar,L. :;..'6 1810
Sold wily by'ComStoe4 45- Co. 71 Maiden Lint
And also by W. T. Epong, Clemens & Parvm .
S. C. Martln. F
Druggists, ITitsville, Schuylkill - Co
, 27,
OE
SW Ai 131 1 $ PAN ACE A I
For the rare of Scrofida,l l or King's evil. Syph
the host q fpainfril,disa r ccable, and hitherto
cifectiona resulting „therefrom, Rheumatism,
Sores, WhiteSdieliings itiseasAi of the Liver ,
General Wanly, 4'c. and-all Disecites arisil
Impurity cf Blood.
1/VHIS Medicine is particutariy recomme
- 11 - this season of the year, as an alterativ:
purifier of the blood. It gives a tone and
Obilitated constitutions, which invalids are
scions of until they have experienced its ea
it is also recommended in Diheases where t
and breast are supposed to be affected, a,
where the constitution IA- broken down by th
Mercury or Quinine ;
THIS MEDICINE has the singular- frr
just tribute to its gTeat 'nerd, ef being recto;
ed by the most celebrated Practitioners of M
in the United States end •Europe ; whereas
of the spurious mixtures, made in imitation of it, has
the'least supPtirt from . the Medical &malty. This
fact offers an argument NO plain and conclusive, that
it needs only to be mentioned to enforce conviction.
Sweim'a+-Punacca is recommended to till thuse-inYal-
Ids fur whonahysietans prescribe Sarsaparilla Syr
ups, 'Extracts, &e. '
d'repari•d at Swaim's Laboratory, Philadelphia
Sold by, 0. Dannan, Agent for Schuylkill Coon
ty, and John S. C. Martin, Druggist, Centre Street
Pottsville.
September 12,
' T. di. 3. BEAVER'.
IjAVEjust received, from New York,
2400 ltis superior Smoked Heel,
• 1000 do do new Hams,
1000 do do. Shoulders,
4000 du do Dairy ()been, .
.10 81a.. , do Sanall.Pork,
.111 do do N;. 1, Mackrel, (late Fares)
5 lid , o Pickled Herring,
2000 lbs. Codfith,.,
All of which they offer on as gocniterms as can.
be obtained elsewhere.
Nov.. 25,.
_
$ ILEWAR D.
giNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD has
‘-ir been offered for months, o any one who will
use a bottle of Hays' Liniment for the Piles without
being cured. Of thouslinds sold, in no one-instance
has it failed- Of a cure. Proof' overwhelming to be
liven where it is sold. It is also a-certain cure in
nearly every case. ,
• ( esters ally)-in the folloling complaints.
Fot the Piles - illness of the chest,
Fur all Dropsy especially in children,
Tender Feet Fool. Ulcers of the legs,
.
Sdro+ , 41troat by cancers
-
1 oi other fungus sores,
,or ulcers i 4 however obstinate of
tlrp - , . luirg , standing
Who ou oping cough •Fr sh Wounds
Scald Head C.ltiblains &c. &c.
- • L 0.0 Ti: 00T, .
,
Some Swindlers have coonerfeited this article '
and pia it up with various deal es. Do not be inipo.
Bed upon. One thing will onl protect you—it is
the name of COMSTOCK & 1 0. :-.that name must
lie always on the wrapper or' y u ate cheated. Do
not`forget it. Tillie tins dire ULU with you, and
•test by that, or never burit rf r i is impossible for
any other Dr be true or Emn4ind. -Soli:l4'y
COMSTOCK & CO,
' New York, 71 'Maiden Lan -, and also by
William T. Eptinr, and • Cle ens & Parvin,
Druggists,•Pattiwille,-eltuylktllCouuty _
July 3' , i . 1 . `2l-1.
iit y
Pottsville .11 t st ittite.
ripllE Summer session of his, institution will
- 11 .• commence on Jime . 2llit, and wilt continue
twelve weeks exclusive oft cation. It ia'earn
eidly requested that all having ards or childreuto
enter, will doso•ut the-comm neement of the sea
sion, as much of the sticee6e cf the pupils &pen
, upon a prompt and judicious c.assification. No id
lowanee will hereafter be made for absence except
io cases of protracted sickness.
i TERMS
;Plain English branches,
,Itiglice " "4
;Classies
Stitionary, -
C. W. PITMAN
N.B. Books will be furnishes
customary prices When 'request
,June 19
Lyelpi Geo:
A ND IlacklanOß Geology,
xx. received and for 'eele by
15
I=
Vitethcrill & B other,
7HL OLD ST ND
No. 63 NORTH. FRONT STREET,
EASTMDE,
rtIREE DOORS FROM TIM CORPita or ARCH Fr
Pll I LAVELPIIIA
31 AN U 14 1 AC'fUlt F.BLS OF
LOOD
is the
erous
arlous
White Lead dry anil Calomel,
glound in Oil, i Red Preript,
Red Lead, White do
Litharge, • , Vitriol Mb.
Chri nic Yellow, Sulp. Quinine
do (ireen -Tart.l.Lmette
do Red Ether Su,ph.
i Patent Yellow do INlric
1 Q,^2 6, ~ ..'ize. gar Lead do AcOic
'" " L ' w • CoFperas Lunar CaOstic '
comet! i Oh Vitriol Com• [do
Aq. Fortis Acet. blOrphia
Mariann Acid Sulph. eo
Epsom. Salts I.,.”.•..Stilrhur
'ram Acid Opt. de „N, areot.
Sup Ca, h. soda Rennes Mineral
Corros, Sub. Mere. Ethions do.
Refiners oftliatornor,Sa I N it re.lhrimstoneilorax.itc.
Orfer for sale the above mentioned ii . tieles together o iih
a general assortment or ramts. Drugs and Dye:Stuffs,
and ei, ery other article in the Cheltnica I a lid Medicina
inc.
Reim , tonna' , niters' of all Ihe artielesereineratid on
dar the above head. they pledge themselves to 6upp , )
their rritmds aid the publie.in the 1110$! reasenal,:e
miiiml -
W,ndow and Picture Class.from G 8, to 4 3.9
Oct I 1'.437
MEM
IMIE
lr Ithose
rhann.
dicines
MEM
e:180 Is 6.
I/ if..l
a al
I Or ()C
1.. beillf,,
.111,1dOIC
Lel n.-
.1,11 hrd,
'try may
n 8 from
(R'il'l; oF
Philadelphia & reading
rep a rl
- r (Tara
•ted dibo
.A.ZL ROAD COIE1 1
.11,Prr.
'fru F. Pri•siilent and Mannaers of the
la 'dila I?..zitl:riz Dail Lead Company give no
to tlii• 11.) E. tlt.tt ii . y 11.IVC made arrangeini nis
to open tit ir ( OA I, 14AiLW.VY Into Pottsville
to the river Dt.laware fur the tran.portation or cf;al,
in all the ulVutit Of umbcr next.
PA
Wen
Ea I Rates of Ft cia/ti and Tull on Coal.
.
rj I^ j I
From Port Carbon, Piittsvidc, Mount Carbon, or
Schuylkill (liven, the cl a-ges for Ficight and Toll
ori coal ( de:iv,rcti in the Company's Cars on their
Rally:ay ) utd be as follows: ,
Per tori,
9-
During the months f December, Janua
ry. and February.
I)oring the months of Marck, April,
May, and June. 1,75
Ito,int! the months of ly, Aug4st,Sep
b. tuber, October. and Nov,. In ben, 2,00
Ar !lowa tier of 20 tent per Inn will be made to
those who furnish their own ears.
Front Port Chilton the chargets will be 25 cents
pm- tun less than the above.
fly order lthe Board,
S. RAl)FIllZI),
St c ref ary 15rus+rre r.
Philadelphia, August 14th 1641. 33
'TV.
t recel
IMBE
BECATVik'S
PULMONARY PRESERVAXIVE!
TILIOR Coughs. Colds, lnfluenzas, Asthma, Catarrhs
14,' Du-eases of the Breast and Lungs, and arrest of ap
proaching Consumption.
The above medicine has proved itself one of the most
efijeatotiS ever employed in the abuse affections. It
is well known by thousands, but; in order tcrinake it
more generally known. the proprietrir thinks it necessa
ry to publish , the following proofs which constitute but
a small portion of the testimony that might be adduced
in proof of its efficacy.
ThroughoatGermany it is used and employed more
than any other preparation for Colds, Bc., and there so
well known for us efficacy, ilia they call.it the" LI FE
PRESERVER."
'Price ;I:1 cents a bottle, ( half pint I
es: Mr.
I n resto
fa.ts of
d cords
mall)
lly.—N.
Firm
Estract from a letter from NathanielAtiveod, Etvof
Easton, Pennsylvania.
Dear Sir :—I should consider it ungrateful, if I did
not inform you.( and with my consent allow you to pub
lish this,) that after having tried by the recommendation
of my friends: almost every kind of medicine for coughs,
colds, &e.. 1 never found relief until lately having used
Dr. Bechter's Pulmonary Preservative, recommended
to me by your agent in this place, and which cured .me
of a vjolont cough. spitting of blond, pain in my . breast,,
and shortness of breath. with all • of which 1-have been
crefllited for two years past. lam now however enjoying
as gond health as ever, and owe my recovery to the above
valuable medicine.
Translation from a communication in German.
Pervsnusia, June 26th. 1840.
DR:LEICY, at Philadelphia.
Respected Sir:-1 was much pleased after my arrival
in this country. to find that Dr. Bechter's valuable prep
aration. so long successfully used in many parts of
Germany. is no r prepared by you. 1 have seen many
wonderful csresmade by it in the old country. Many
persons, whose lungs were supposed to be almost en
tirely deStroyed, and pronounced incurable„,have been
restored to good health by it. 1 know ..where one case
was beyond 'believes of ever recovering. and was for
years helpless, and confined to bed without being able
to sit up, but was raised by the wonderful effects of Dr.
Bechter's Pulmonary Preservative, and so fir cured as
to be able to ride and walk about. A great many in
stances-have-been cured in the various Pulmonary af
fections and I myself have received great benefit.from
it, both here and in my own native country, I hope it
may be as successful in this country esti has been in
Germany. When properly known no family will be
without it.
Youre,Signed,
SIGMUND SCHARRE.
P.S. I get it in this place of your agent.
• •
Trenton. N. J., Oqiiiber 12,11,4839.
FRIEND LEIDY :—Thee will be mach surprised at my
communication. when I inform theerof.my perfect ce.•
eovery, after having used six bottles •of thy medicine.
Thee knows how miserable and. ihstressed I was.
Pale, and sickly..witfinut appetite, , full: of pain, with
much cough, and opp in my chest, tattling in my
throat -ix. lam now dying good. health. and :ho igh
Gu years of age, feel young in spirits., and must attribute
my good health to the good Effects of thy Pulmonary
Persekvative. fhy friend and well.vislier.
'Signed; REB :CCA F.MLEN.
„Extract of er letter from the Rev. leraeLflophins of ;
Baltimore.
On your recommendation.l made use of Dr. Bechter's
Pulmonary Preservative." and a ithotigh I tried all other
remedies ibr my cough, I never found relief except from
the above medicine. I hare been much benefited by it,
and have recommended it m.many others, who have
suffered with pains in their breasts. coughing, spitting
of Blood', difficulty of breathing colds, influenzas,
an all have been speedily cured thereby.
Numerous other certificates and recommendations,
accompany • "directions. ' •
BRICE.SO 'CENTS A BOTTLE (half-Vint.)
The above is prepared and sold, WHOLESALE and
RETAIL. ar DR. LEIOrS HEALTH EMPORIUM,
Na. 181 NORTH SECOND-street. below VINE street,
and also at wititArti T. EPTING'S Drug store,
Pottsville, Schuylkill County.
July 10 1841 28-Iyr
MOUNT 0/111310.11i NI®TELL.
Schityikitt tonniy, Pa.'
unty
.
hs. and
'rurable
Tfrerous
• d SAin
r , from
dad at
and a
l !gor to
oneon
etc.
l e lungs
d oleo
use of
tone
Innend.
edieine
.ot one
27-tf
48-
REUBEN BRMMIT, •
ESPECTPULLY announces, to his friends and
ILIP the public that be has taken this splendid, airy
„T4' and delightful establishment, situated at
'..s the termination of the Reading and
6 . Philadelphia Rail Rood, where he will
be happy to wait on those who.visit the .
Coaltßegion, on , business,. or for the purpose of en
joying the mountain air and water.- The Hotel is
large, finished and furnished in the best style-aand
no pains will be spared to render Fatis4ic!ion to all
who
.may favor it with a -visitlmtleing within ten.
minutes walk of the Borough gottsville r though'
sufficiently removed to escape the dust and noise of
that busy; bustling place; it is confidently, believed
that it will be found much more pleasant asidagree
able, than any other Hotel in the vicinity- Attach
ed to•theßotelis a large and beatiful garden, over.
lonising the River Schuylkill, the Schuylkill 4.7aual,
Mount Carbon Rail Road, (extending to the Mine's
and thence to Sunbury) theCimtre Turnpike, and at
the same time affording ti teas and romantic view of
five Mountains. The house is surplied with pure
.mountain spring water, andiaßring establish.
ment, unrivalled in the country. splendid pleas.
ure Car is kept for the exclusive arommodation of
visitors, who may he disposed vi it the Mines, or
enjoy the wild and romantic stenery of the sermon
ding...Country. Individuals or families may rely on
having ample room, and every posilibl o att en ti on .
Mount Carbon, June 19, 1641. 2.5—1 f
44 00
0-00
0" 00 ,
25
A. Pihieipal. •
to the pupils at the
411 the parents
!aromas rThro table 'Yeast.
frills article hag been in curmtant use by-many
. families in the Eastern Ci7eii, fur several
months past 'with great success in making good
bread. Many advantages nitre from:its use; that
mattes it preferablotoalt.otherartiales for Making
bread light and rrfeetly-vihitm.it free
,from, all
impure ingredier.o.
0•i •
Mineralogy. Just
'Pip Olive a rficic . warranted gennine,
• &A. lIENDESCiN.
I . • • 3G!-.lf.
B HANNAN.
7- 25-
September 4,1841:
IMEENII
Isaac Thompsoli A' Co.'s
OPPOSITION DAILY LINE
of New Four Horse Troy buil! Ccuclas from,
PHILADELPHIA TO POTTSVILLE.
via Rending Railroad, leaves Philadelphia. daily,
at 5i o'clock A. M., arrives at nittscille at 4 o'clock,
P. M.: leaves Pottsville, daily, at 6. o'clock, A. M.,
arrives at Philadelphia at t i o'clock P. M.
Passengers by this line will arrive at Pottsville
in time to take Stage for Shamokin, Sunbury.
Narthut - rbeeland, D r inville and Catjaiwissa, and can
depend on meeting with sober aria careful drivers,
New Troy Ureic-hes, and gentle horses, and accom
modating Age..-ts. Racing not permitted.
The Proprietors are thankfu! for past favors, and
merit a continuance . of the -acne their assiduous
atterit nit lor the cecum itic,4l - at un and safety of the
travelling public.
This Line of Sages has positively- no connection
with any other line on said road.
Fur seats apolv to /A MEt DIXON, at the Met - .
chants Hotel, FOURTO Street, Philadrlphia, and
.4( MN DUNGAN'S, at the Pennsylvania Fa-larr,
I'llIRI) Street, ne,r .Utldiaz at
lIERI!'S Hotel, Per,7sr lie at NI. 1101: I M EIrS
Pottsville Hatel, and BRIGIIT'S Mont Garbo:.
House, %%hull arm ihr only ,dice'.
Fare, from Philadelphia to Ptitts-i,ille, in
No. I Car, €1 75
Nu 2 Car, 4 :25
TDOMPSDV,
111111AF:1. 11urt - ri NI FR, pri.priemrs.
F. F. ID.:NSAM (*().
N. B.—Persons deiorteg to travel in this Line
should inquire for Thornpftoa CJ's Opposition
Line and see that their receipts were ,o pi tilted.
IMM
lITATAIMSAMANAII iit .
11 ''' f 1 ,
OREI-10UND.
.........
la unparePed reinady fsr common Colas, Cbugh.s
:1 4 thina, lajtuen.zi, 1171 a ping- Cough, Brun
and oil diseas:l of the Breast and Luag7,
ltadtag to Consusupti4.ll ; fribilMstd ff 110 , 0171-
mantled virtues rf -Horehound. Bane-set, Blood
Foot, Lizerwort and several otlor rag-liable sub
stances. Pripared only by J. M. IVEYSL W
Rochester, N.
MEI
91.111 E irmorence and universally admitted pectoral vir-
IL t i ns he Herbs Itom which the BALSAM OF
11011E1 lOUND is wade, are too genera llyAmown to re
icre recommendat 11 , n : it is therefore only necessary
observes that this Medicine contains , the whole or
heir Medicinal properties, highly concentrated and six
happily combined With yes( ral other vegetable sril, -tan
ces, as to render it the most sueedv, mild and certain
med.), nosy in use, for the coin bunts :above men
uned.
Mr. Wins'owSir: (laving derived the most a , ton-
Jelling benefit; by the use of your Balsam of Hore
hound." I am anxieus in some way, to aid in extending
its benefits to others, and will therefore state the fact ,
in my own case. In January fast, I had been afflicted
with an alarming Cough and Bleeding at the Lungs. for
tiyarlyfiee nn tillis, during which hotel used every thing.
ditnost. recommends d to similar cases, but found little
or no relief I laving giverviip my business entirely. and
by the advise of Physicrins made preparation to go South
as soon as practicable. I was advised to make trial of
the above truly valuable Medicine, and to my great sur
prise. found almost instant relief, and by using only four
bottles was entirely restored to health.
S 't MU EL O.I2OGERS, Confer, Frankfort.
May 15. 1810.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by CLEMEN9 PARVIN, and Wm. T. EPTING,
PoltSVllle, Pa. and by the Druggistsiti the country gen
erally.
August 28
Froposed Aimendmetat to the
Risolution Relative to Me Amendment ff Me
Resolved-by the Senate and House of Repiesen.
Wires in Gentled Assembly met, That the Consti—
tmion of iiIIS Conitnunwcaltb, be amended in the
third section of the second article, so that it shall
read as follows :
"That the-Governor shall hold this off& during
three years, from the third Tuesday of January,
next ensuing his election, and -shell not be capable
of holding it longer than a-single tes rn of three years
in any term of nine years"
WM A. CRA 88,
Speaker of the linuse * ,of kepresentativee.
IN. it. EWING,
Speaker ..bf the Swale.
Pennsylvania se.
SF.CRETARS'S OFEWE.
I d i hereby certify that the foregoing is a true
copy of a Resolution proposing •en amendment 01
the Constitution; which was agreed to at ihe.last,
session of the Legislature, -by a majority •of the;
membece elected to each house, the original of which'
remains filed in this office : and in compliance with
the tenth article of the Constitution of the - Comnion.
wealth, I du hereby cause the saine•to be published,
as directed by the said article.
, tt . 1t Ttmuctsy whereof, I have here
u
7=14, ~.`- unto set my hand and seal of said of.
......: 4 ~k, 'lce, at illtirrisburg,. this 14th day of
•1: ' " June, 1841.
, i
t„ .FRS: R. SHUN K.
Seel of the Commonwealth.
July .3 27-3 mo
Mousline De Lanes.
FEW patterns elegant Mousline de Lanes
4-1 k Medium and low-priced do. do. for sale 1 3v.
E. Q. A. HENDERSON.
August 21
JUDGE
Read the following from Judge Patterson, for thirty
years the first Judge of the County in which ho lives.
I%dd:doom, N. J. March 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.
[ C ERT 1F IG ATE OF JUDGE PATTERSON )
near.ov CERTIFY that my daughter been afflicted
with sick headache. for the apace-of About 20 years,—
the attacks occurring once in• about two weeks, Ire
quentl. lasting 24-hours during' which time the paro:-
yams have been so severe. as apparently soon to deprive
her of life. And after having pied almost all other
remedies in vain I-have been induced as a•resort to•try
Spuhu's Headache Remedy as sold by you ; and to the
g•eat disappointment and yoy of herself and her friends
I found very niatcrial relief from the first dose of the
• medielee;-nchas followed up the directions with the ar
ticle.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'lthe use of this tru
ly invaluable medicine. has induced me to send you the
above. mid-remain your-obedient servant.
JEIIU PAT I ERSON.
Judge of the Court C. P.,
Sold ONLY by Comstock & Co. 71 Maiden*Lane
:A nitalso by William T. Epting,Clemeea & Parvm. Qr J.
S. U. Martin. Drug.gists, Pottsville; Sebuylkill County.
June 2 27-4.
•
Pickles.
PICKLED Cucumbers, , •Cauliflower,
'stouts, Red Cabbage,
Onion, Lobsters,.
• Pepper,.. • ' . ,Mangoes.
Martinica, Clatpai. ,, , •
Guaranteed sound. Tor roile•by
E. Q. & A. ILENDERSON
May 29 ' ' 22,
Boots and, Shines.
" 9 dies - Vine 13tiskini,
do , Leather,- do. „
do French, TiCIF,
do Grecian, do.
do -Slippers,
do Boote,3lMrcieCeraridleirthbr;
Gentlemen's - Water Proofl3oo4e, ; ry--%
do Coareed ' • -
-.
• -do Shoesrcoarso andine.
Childtedlir ,Shotalif every eiro and2juality,
just received, from_. New,. end ; for..vale 3We
low by T. drlik .-aBATTAL.
Nov, 28, ' 44
~- ioailon Drawn
.''Mont: '
FoR salt, by
- E.'Q. 4. A:HENDERSON.
May' 291 22
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THE MINERS' JOURNAL.
•
•au
A NOTH Ell FACT
Constitution.
Stale Corot it ut imi
11 EA DACH E
PAXTJERSON
The Philadelphia
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Reading Rail Road.
RATES OF FREIGHT.
BE.TItgI.:N READING AND FIIII.A I/F.1.1111A, FROM
\lAl;' 3rd, 1641.
Prr 2000 ib x
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, Gypsum and
Bricks. $ LSO do
Pig:lron, Blooms, Ting her, Marble,
Lime, Tar and Pitch, i; 1.30 du
Flour 21) cents per Barrel.
Nail. and Spikes, Bar and . "
!ton d Iron, llolluuuare, I
Grain, Salt, Birk. Loin. } 91.75 do.
bur, S•auts.SAlt, Fish To. I
baeco, arid Lead, J
ke), Ale and Beer, Oil, I
artier, Ciitton, Sr eani ,
& Machinery,
- A ) 7's do,
Set Cul t( r. Lard, and • --
Tallow, Hags. W 003 , 0 Y- I
rs, Ear- l •
tio n n are arid I.:lne,
Dry Goods, Wthes atd For_l
1,19114,1" S, DrIIZS, and
-Medicine:, G1a1.., Paper, tdu.
- China and qui. ens - n are,
Mi at, Fish, arid Cunlec• I
ttnary,.
No storage will be charged for rcecii, ivg or de
lisering trit2ht, at any of the Depots on the line,
unless allowed to remain u:er
No Freight received after c o'clock P. M. can be
forwarded by the morning Trim] or. the next day.
No Freight received aftt.r 5 o'clock P. `rt. eau be
unloaded on the same day.
bk , A.R.T.M: (IF Ell I Ran' Tit A IN,
From Reading, on Tuesdays Lipid Ft ;tic) s, at
o'clock A. M.
From Philadelphia, on Wednesdays and Satur
days, at 6 o'clock A. M.
G. A. NICOLLS.
Superintendant Trunspi. I'. Rea('. R. R
- Readine, 'Alny 8, 1841,
Demonstrations
the truth of Christiantty. Just re( etred and
for sa!e by B. BANNAN.
',June 19 25
Jersey Hams )
XERSEY & Western !lams,
" Shoulder.: Ar - Stdes,
Smoked•Berf,
•
No. I Salmon, •
Burlington & Digby ficrriug,
Nu. Maekural, Mess Shed ,
Fur sale by
E..(4 & A. HENDERSON
Lard!! Lard!!!
/1--irTUBS prime Lard, received on Consignme
and fureale cheap, by the Tub of quantity.
SAMUEL HARTZ.
Match 13, II
NEW -GOODS.
sukcriber Las returned from Philadelphia
la " again with his second stock of Goods for the
season, which embraces a large and fashionable as.
sortment of choice
Blue, Black and Invisible Green Clothe
Sattinels and Cassimeres,
Summer Cloths,•Thillings,
Sauins and roebtings of vat ious kinds,
Comprising a general assortment of
:Dry Coods,
all of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices.
or made up in the most fashionable manner at the
shortest notice. My prices.l believe to be lower than
the Goods can he purchased elsewhere. Call and
see. and -judge for yourselves.
JAMES McALARN EY .
Pottsville, July 3, 1841. 27—t
Resumption of Business.
NEW DRUG- STOV.E.
ripHE Subsciiber returns his grater acknowl•
edgemeuts to the citizens of Pottsville 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 public gen
erally, that he has again commenced the Drug
ficianess in the house formerly occupied by Charles
W. Clemens, in Centre Street, in the borough or
Pottsville, where may always be had a general as
sortment of
Drugs, I Medicines,
Paints, ; i Pills,
Glass, ' I Dye Stutll4,
And every other article in the above line, which. he
is disposed to sell on very low and accommodating
terms.
N. 13. ELT Physicians prescriptions carefully put
urat the shortest notice.
WM. T. FETING.
-Pottsville, May 30,1838
New Boot and shoe More.
rgIFIE-tribscriber respectfully informs the citizens
-m of Pottsville that-belief; opened a new goat &
Shoe-Stone, in•Centre 'Street, opposite W. T. Ep•
ting"e'Drug Store. lie has just received from Phil
adelphia a lei ge supply of ever y description of Boots,
brougany, dr shoes, among which are thefollowing
Gen'te. Stitched %Boots,
do !Pegged do
do T. Shoes,
do Nullifiers, do
do Quarter do
do Pumps,
du Brougary,
Wt men's Roan R. R. - Elippers,
do Lasting Welt do -
do - colored Kid to
y•tt Black to do
do do do Springs,
- do French Morocco do •
do do Leather do
Mises Lasting Slippers, •
do Colored do ttr
do Kid do
do French Morocco do
do Lasting well springs,
do - Kid do do
do Calf do do
Youth's Leather'Boote,
Children and Boys do
Youth's Brougans tiled welt fleets, -
-Children's red morcrecolace do
do Colcired Ankle ties,
Having engaged the•services of skilful workmen,
he is enabled to manufacture every variety of hoots,
shoes, and brogans, according •to the, latest style,
and on moderate terms. Repairing done at the
shortest notice, and at the most reasonable prices.
RICHARD D. SHOgNER.
June 12 •
Pascal Iron . Works Ware
house.
1V0.77 South Third Pieet.S. E. coi-ne,• Wair.o
PLIEGADELPIIIA
Tasker S dlllorris,
IRON Pounderc, and Marinfacturers of
Grates, Furnaces,•Kitchen Ranges, Bath Boil
ere; Perpetual. Ovens, &e. Welded Wrought Iron
Tubes, for Steacc,Gae,
• • . - Davre W e er',
- •_ of the beet • Construction.
, Patterns for the Foundry received i and eastlnge.
delivered at thii-WarehOuse, , Third .& • Walnut St.
Philadelphia.- . .• , . •
Septeinber 26.1838: 75—tf
Davy's Safety Lamps, •
O F the best constrnetionAnil moist a pproved Ind
also makes new gatises to oklitunpaiattif,g - ther
epairs, tlontr„ltt,t.4'.spbtieribr's Clock an 'Watch
Maker Shop, in Centre street, Pottsville. '
June 1 22—tf• JOSEPM COATSWORTIF
luta
iIMIEZEiII
Indemnity AgainA 1.0,•s or Damage I);
F R
Capital S-100.000.
cil‘itTEit PI :VI 1,
MEM=
I'ANY 01.
M110.11r;IllteS, eHher nty,tra lac-rretnalty
:watilst irnsor It ow.se 1 , % FIRE. In nsvtn or
ctttintrN, llonFes. Barns, r. i.d fiellett.f.7s of 1111 h
on I loil,l hold Flrrll,lllrt . rc r.'.: r, 110t..15. rat
iii.-ket'lcultnr•tlSC4,totnerenti at.d Aht•ttlat Hume Sttwk
and Utensils ul c%ery l'escr it I On S '' I S and the ir
( . argues ur we Las %sell is Ait,rtage., and (
❑ wai t he must lii saint :erns.
A ppla•ations lor lusntanec, or au. ItIfOr11.;11i011 On the
subject ma ) be node either pers . on.,ll). or br le:ier. al
the roinieteN's (111iee, at the..N urtlits tst corner of ii(1)
aid Wool stre , rs.
11011'1 . 0 .\ .M , NIII - 11.1E1. PrcsKlint.
L liar MBILiA it, Secretary.
1.)1111.cr.,e5.
Norton
Jr. r t \Vm.<l, AtclHkaid
I.:l;lnerenne, Satem I Toe. e.end,
Elijah Dallett, ReFert 1. Low.:11ea(1,
(;surge Troutman, R • \%* route roN ,
Char:es ‘V. Schr r
The ,111)Serille ha S bel . ll ppolllif . ll A r;vp7 fort he 7 . 1
Wye mentioot ri Insiiru ion and is now rregret In make
•sett.. 4 Ners upon eer.lesc rlpt r 4,1 I r••; • rt• . 41 the
lowest rates
Pottsville. Feb.Fitho 1841. 9-
-
TILE DELAWARE COUNTY
Iu stiwairee Com y.
CAPITA L AI THOUISI:0 BY L W, i4'.:50 000
- CHARTER PP:Mg.:TEA L.
%11 A both 11111114 , d aid pr ri.ctua I Insuranceb
/via on Mick. Stolle or Frame Buildwgs . :Store,
Mills - ,Barns. Stables. Nierc bantlize. , rurnitotc
and Property olevery.k , scription .againbt loss.ordam
age by FIRE.
)lAK(.VE AND INLAND INSt'fIAN(T.
The DelawareConotylnsnrance ronipall will also
insure against loss 0.1 of mann, risks and a•
ga:ustthe4liuriageorlossupon the tr4nsportanon of
v.i,odswares. and niereandi, , e by watr.r.or hr rail way.
upon terms as favourable as any r intoitutten.
For any nirthertur"rmat:ot. , 111T•CI oiinsqr
ance, either agzapi..l r,re martne , or inland
Apply to HENRI' G. ROBLV...()N. Arent.
jul) 15 a 3.4-t! %ISrhziyi!,lll'llaven.
or 'WILLIAM B ro - r - rtss.
A t Orwige.htinz.
INDENINITY AGAINST lAISS BY FIIZI
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Company of
CAPITAL $400.000, PAID IN
CHARTER PER PETUA L.
tfIoNTINLIE to melte l osurance. ticrtnanient and
‘-. 1 !trotted on every desettption of property in town
and country on the usual favorable terms. Office
163 L 4 Chesnut Suitt near fifth street.
CHART ES N. BANCK ER, Pretsident
' DIR Eul ORS,
Charles Nllancrer, Samuel Giant,
James Scull, Frederick Brown,
Thomas Hart, • Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas S. 'Wharton, Ceo. W. Richards,
Tobias Wagner, Mu dccai D. Lewis,
. CHARLES G. BANCKER, Sec't.
The Subscriber has • been appointed agent for the
above mentioned instituttoc, and is now prepared to
make insurance, on every:description of property, at
the lowest rates.
ANDREW RUSSEL.
Pottsville, June 19, 1841. -25-1 y
AN ORDINANCE
For the Regulation, Curbing and Paving the a:
walks and Gutters in Mahaktango Street.
Ssc-rtoN 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the Town
Comic it of the Borough of Pottsville. and it is hereby
ordained and enacted by the authority of the same: That
the grade or regulatioreof the ascents & descents of& in
Mahantang,o Street shall be & the same is hereby fi xed &
established as follows: •At Center Street seven feet ;
eight inches above the top of Central Block, 'hence to
rise thirteen feet two,, inches to the centre of Second,
Street, thence to rise fourteen feet ten inches to the cen
tre of Third Street, thence to rise seventeen feet live.
inches to the centre of Fourth Street. thence to rise'
twenty feet to the centre of William Street, thence to
rise fifteen feet to the centre of Courtland Street. thence .
to rise eight feet six inches to the centre of St. Johns
Street. and from thende to rise seventy one feet to the
Western line of the Borough. The said grade or regu
lation to be the height of the Curb Stone of the footway
on the Northwardly side of the Cart way, and the Curb
stone on the Sonthwardly side of the Cartway to be
one foot four inches higher at Centre Street than the
above grade, and to continue that height above the cor
responding grade of the Northwardly Curbstone trom
Centre Street to•the westward line of the Borough.
Sec. 2. The width of the footways or side walks. in
Maliantango Street shall be thirteen feet, measuring
from the true line of the street. any regulation. resolu
tion or ordinance to the contrary notwithstanding.
SEC: 3. The said sidewalks or footways on both sides
of the said Street from Centre Street to Eleventh Street,
shall be graded, cut down, filled up. curbed and paVed
as herein after eirected. and the gutters made and pa•
veil, and the property in front of-which such footways,
side walks and gutters shall be made and paved, shall
be and the same is.hereby faxed with the expense there
of, in pi °portion to the extent (lithe same in front,agree
ably to the provisions of the first second and third sec
dons of the Act of Assembly s entitled "a supplement to
an act entitled an 'act incorporating the Town of Potts
ville,in Schuylkill county. into a Borough, passed the
fifteenth day ofJune,A. 1). 1840 .
SEC. 4. The footways or sidewalks aforesaid, shall
be made or paved with brick. on the grade or regtea
lion established in the front section ciT this ordinance,
and supported with Curb Stones not less than three feet
long and six inches thickithe Curb Stones on the South.
-warily side of the Street to be not less than two feet
-nine inches wide, and the top to stand sixteen inches
- above the gutter, and on the Northwardly aide to be not
less than two feet wide. and the top to stand nine in
ches above the gutter. The ends of the Curb Stone to
be hewed and-dressed to an even joint. thee top to be
dressed to a straight line. and so bevelled that white the
top-shall rise one half inch to the foot, the front may
learn back one inch to the foot, when the. stones are
planted. The pavement to rise one half inch to the foot
from the Curb Stone to the line of the Street. The gui
tens, aforesaid, to be three feet wide, paved with stone.
The Cutter on the Southwardly side, to be nine inches
higher than the one on the Northwardly side. PRIM
-Ds% that inTront of any lots not actually built upon, the
side walks or footways shall not be required to be pa.
veil to a greater width thin five feet from thelCurb
Stone, the residue of such footway or sidewalk from
the said pavement to-the line of the Street being laid
-with gravel so as to support the pavements.
Sec. 5. No person shall set or cause to be set any
Curb Stone, or to make or cause to be made any pate
ments, side walks; until the grade thereof shall be giv—
en by a person appointed by the Council for that pur
palse,ond.atty person who shall set, or cause to be set
any Curb Stone, or shall make or cause to he made
any Pavement or side walks contrary to the provisions
of this ordinance, shall for every offence forfeit and pay
a penalty of twenty dollars.
-Passed into azi ordinance this Eighteenth day of Au
gust, . D. 1841,
JME S SILLYMN ,Jun.
• President of the - Coirribil:
ttest.
EDWARD OWEN PARRY.
. .
Town Clerk. .
Mr. Samuel Lewin, Mahantango Street, has been ap—
pointed by the Council for purposes mentioned in the
fifth Section orate above ordinance.
DW-RDOWENF RRY
, Town Clerk.
Pottsvill4ugust . 2l.lBlo . . 31—lino. .
Collier's Guide.
A SMALL nupply' of the Collier's Guide, nen,
.m 'Transverse section of the Coal Region,
which all the veins are delinesied.togedier with Ulm
pitch, distances die. neatly , , out up in . Pocket Book
lam, just received and for sale by
IL • BANNAN.
28—
July 10
French Mid German Lan-
•
H gua s.
TE aubsCribii respeethillk,entiouncee . to the
( ( üblic that heia'preparett to give lessons in the
French, an d . qerrrian languages, in classes or in
priitile-fainilitik. For tette; oriply et Ittr,lshob er e,
Store; Centre Street.
July. tll -213-11 r.
BEIVANII:\ I:ANNAI
VITRIGEICT'S
indian Yeg.elable Pill. .
!Vail.) American College 61 Health. A,
perilo oy the fullotatvg cirrumalancca, air fast t 4
persfJtng. the riFe t.l all other fill. aaa I NIM: ?IA
It : . r, for the purtfiration 0 . 1 tie biLLd. a f.ii ~,, lj
r ngt (pi rbce . th, ! , rudicalion or I.ISFA,F. jic/h ).e
/ .. ; i/ A Po . S r•S 1 1:: M.
r
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TipoLts.,. 1.11: ES itcArry, 1
itIAVING toir, (~i) ~;, ; .()liit. d County .-% re. 1,1
for the sale, n :ar:,. tlr , ma': .r.Litilltits, ut ihc
named! article, ~.i.gge....1 the 4,110%% !rig a,. ,tmlig pfre.
,•timptii‘ e prOl',!, that the e!,,int ur 1 Ins fi wd.,.,, 1 ! ,
public -emllidt m ~, I , 11
e, ...,, 1, , i, d ~,,,i „ ,,t , , ;i „, , 1 ..
al.d icy heiv:ve, tit 911,,i1,,r..1!.:e authmits.
Cr.,to Camd , ;:ld, sling Av..nt (or
the ['milt: d
es,rs. T. 64 \TTY..
I liarewillt tnelo,e p•or ICC In
Ow !moire .O Sth-'
Krim
acrent, fmr Ifeandetth I'tiff, and pyrhaps r
You tti lp, r,a.t%t• II : ,rce hit , e:ougy,
dt r those rlrr:II 7 .tangy t v, anti to v bosun ;
pri.e ll' , llrl t. hl, h :ht . ;:elOlertia 11 1!
!OM] iht rrh r hats riln 1 . 0 g1 , ,11,—100r c I.llnl
print the returner, and one, 11 t. 11. chi r
the r(1;.Ii I.t C. 111/Mil d
it by my, ,a• 171 all% 'allt;dn tf . 1,1
irrr.it ,S; 'as curet..., to K,ll/tt
St: Stt( lomr, 12. adtrig.': If t .2%inv 1-ccn duly arpointi•i
cmuffiy agtm:- I.n Hu , t 11, 11/ and XI/petit,/ III( 11-
( 1 1 111 1 1 ate now pft p. red to ,miply II t
dyn,al,(l., at„! WC.I .1 gralit.o!
be the app. :tit olei.t ahtl 1.J1.0% of hew
I liberal h rme.
" F..r the t carat It r of iht.!Sr pills+, we rr!e7 'a .1!
rorlidtnre, hot wilhinit 111:cji C0m,14,1,
10Vt ti, a earn. d uent I. leer. v% h.', hare Ihem baiL.
tree vain.. tit Lne1par.....!,.,
aP. y (104c1 s now 111 Mar Itet. Thrli"
t tern 1.1( 1 111 iii 10 the Ihytirer Who di
ster obtain, either !or sale or use, a first rah
article."
'To take them In ct , fist Clllllr o r dt r, 1),(11 Mr.
111. Pftrtt-r, )hiden at;.uutifit
fife 011 f's Since OHO 1 11111•, f•
I\..l_' S. Rt .1d1111.: f; (11.21 11. and oil the 4th
list. took of MC', 010 be toner hlti
a inedie:ltC \LICA' brought bac' so rood a upon.
11;e11 Lad ,11 (lady•ale. hris l' o st
Mw.icr, any perm n can easily and 6hr aiily ricer.
lain v hethyr my vt rattily Carl be to.prached sod it
the Fame time learn %%hat Wei pills, lie setts ut Luis
suld.
Mr. 0..1r. Miller,late of Bricken , ‘.le, Lad re.
mie,trd u e M anpomt him an agent h\r
durf, Lur•uure Le %%Al know lhi• valor artit le
April '.201h he Irn,k of me 4 dozer, and on the '24 . ,11
inst. hr had •old 213 bring in Wolin Isdorf,
a ni w astie:e, and bought 2 d..zen inure.
This statement is similar to the loregon g.
To 31r.lrhiniv, one El 117.C11 WI re sent at a vi al—
Lure, perhaps in lki_enibcr. Jan. '25, 1 lett him
dozen on rMilinission, and on the II th inst. he paid
I e for I dozin staling, as do :he others, that it
medicine with %%hie!, he is acquainted has as good
a name arid so ready a sale.
Peter Kline, PosC:Master, has sold to a man whit
has the while swelling. probably near tin, whom !I
,ten, and who states, that no other remedy has red_
dered him any service, but that this has, and noty
that bois.cersuaded to persevere, 1 ant.(uily perstack
dcd he will entirely recover.
Samuel Heckler. Post Master, sells the other pillS,
but states, that he finds 4 or these equal to 8 or 9 of
Meru —that • thd" he had these less than 4 months,
arid the others several y ears, of these lie DOW sells
about 10 boxes whore he has a cull fur one of the
other sort. lle mentioned a woman who. has
dt
ring , evcral yeets suffered by the rheumatism, an
though other remedies had been invoked, she
has not found any benefit, save in the , use of tbesb
pills.
would add much general arid particular inlorir
mrtion, but shall defer to a mole convenient opporl ;
utility an exposition which must be interesting to all
who are liable to diseases. To thebusiness in hand,
the referenee,.l have paid the attention it seeMS
to merit, and Ithus leave it with the earnest de'•
sire that it may be read with-candor, and pmduei
the effect to which truth is always entitled.
'Respectfully,
R. CA MTIELD,
Travelling AgtAinited States.
Pottsville, May 29 22—t1
The following named gentlemen ; compose tht
hat of agents :lir this county and iteinity, sa far et
they arc at present received. j Other names
added as agents shall be appOintid.
T. & J• BEAT Y, Pottsville.
Daniel Sa v lor,Schuylk ill Haven,
Caleb Wl;ecler. Pinegrove,
John Snyder, P. M. Friedensburg,
.1. k G, 11atz,.Port Clinton,
B. K. Miller, McKeansburg,
Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua,
F. Drey dr. Co. Tuscarora,
Sainuel - 130yer, Middle Port,
Seidel S. Co. Hamburg,
J. Wiest, Klingerstown,
Aaron ,Vlatiliews, M. P. Lower Muhantang;
Jacob. Kauffman, Upper do
(Kauffman, • do ' do
F. Hamner. P. M. Millersburg, (Bethel P. 0.)
S. S:rindel, Gratztown.
Principal Office, 169 Race st. Philadelphim
WILLIAM WR
Vice Pres% N. A. Col. Health.
Port Clinton Foundry
FOR. SALE. • ,
WILL be sold at private sate,'the tin.nd4
pleasantly situated at Port ClintOn,Schuyllt
county, on very reasonable terms. This-P6tinaryl
is at the commencemont of the Little KchnSP.sill
and Sugquehanna Rail Road, now making. and:
will in a short time be ono of tho best situutll
in the country to do a large business For firm
&mappfy to PARKE& TIERS, ,
Iron Founders,Philadelphra:
or ISAAC MYERS;
Port Clinton
•
Lumber Yard.
5000-pEET first quality Cherry Boards St - Plairil
(mini inch to 24 inch.
10,000 feet 4 inch to 3 inch Weather Boortle!
Also,White and Yellow. Pine inch Bondi.
7001.1ointand Leao Shingle's. Scantling, Shidg.l
ling, and Plasterkg Lath constantly for sale.
SAMUEL LIARTt.
March 13.
Carpeting's, Vic.
L - INGPSii and American Ingrain earpelingsj
Ven4tian Entry and Stair do, Damask Stair do,!
4-4 Coloured, Matting 4-4 and 5-4, I% IMO do,l
Floor Oif Cloths &c. constantly on hand and 'for'
sale cheap. E. W. EARL. : 1
Sign of the Golden ,
POTTSVILLE;SCUUY LRILL CO. PA:
• • This elegant and-domniodious establish!
:
s
n • I eet
.! Inf.operl _Tor the reception _,4 • ,
banners from tbiii-date. It has ! ;bee '
completely refittid, and supplied ;wit
Furnitur entirely new.; the lkdding he, is Otto
first quality, and rOtieular attention has been ilev
led to every arrangement that can contribute tocom
fort and convenience.
The VV,ines and-Liquors have 'men selected in the,
Must careful and liberal manner, wi.hout regard to
expense or labor, and will einbrixie the most favoritei
brand and.stoels. . •
• The Pinprictor solicit; therefore, the support ,
his friends and the-travelling community in Renerat
Shoup' think proper tovisit his bouse. , bektopesl
by asaidiSus attention trabarr woutzt,toestabliah fn
it such a eharaiter, as nAy'eftsutervctiirn ofthci.
favors.
FREDERICTt IrESTIMABVIIIO. :
. , ' , Prtipriefoi.
Pottsville, Pa.Jda'b.O. 1840: - " 4,-tf
N. 13: The Refeerory it - the Basement story, i 4
onducted under the supprlntandance Xtr:Dan'l
.
Ridi 4",•Sillliey dir. Gig
1- • _ —7 •
TVS - rieiewei a fresh supply of beautiful and PP
" odifiirl manufactured Riding Sulkey,'ind .
Whips which will be sold dye - rip - kr aucasc•iber.
Also .14 Of,;notit wild] btuie
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