II
,
.
dig R All), I .11
WAT It HAS .DONE
il
vac Physician may !twit of his still; the quack may -
pub' and praise the yronderful effects of his retnecy;
yet we boldly challengany' of , them to produce as,
simple, safe and power al a If ethane, as Da. Werrass
Dusan` Of WII p CI MY, the famous remedy .tor
Cossussrelos. Ltv sit C AtPLAISTS,C e VOUS, Colds', Ste,
IQ' 1116.11) ins/vita ING : _•_ '-
i
• , , LANCA Elt t:OUNTY. Sept. 2d,1841.
Sts—As you desired= to write and let you knew
f your Balsam relievedMestiy, I fake this opportunity
to Inform you that it ha not only relieved me greatly,
but has almost cured m entirely. Before I had finish
ed-tbe Beetled Bottle, I elt almost like a well nian,and
I feellbette.r every day I t take it, My cough is stopped
'altogether, I spit. up ! a very little, and for two weeks or
morel have slept a grt deal better than 1 have done
for the last year. lad e d 1 feel so well lam sure I
shall recover my bleak., and that too fora few dollars,
alter having spent hal eny earnings in last to o years
-for Medicines that do -m
hi e no good. • I saw the Doc
tor Laricastet a few apt ago who gave me medicine
tthi,
last,:he said I looked m better. but when I tola him:
what I was taking he dins say any more about it,!but
hoped I would get *elf, I shall come to Philadelphia
in a week oriwo and Will come to see you again. -
Respectfullyt 4 , c.
I-. GEORGE KREMER.
WANOTIIIE it CA% E. l
isT4
Cll COUNTY, August 28; 1811.
'CO Da' Wtsrsit,' -
DE.,:tt Stn.—lt giVes t he great pleasure to inform you
that my, sister's health lhas ' improved very much Since
she has been usi.lglyottr Balsam, and we have every
reason to:believe that ste will recover her health com
pletely. Sho'has nearly used three Bottles I purchased
of-you and Wishieg to procure more before she has
used the beet, I wish yOLI to send me three Bottles of
the Balsam by the fiearei of this letter: Since she has
been taking yourMedi iner:she says she 'has not felt
pain or been trouble with those distressing night
i ,
sweats she was farther!, ,subject to ; coughs very little,
rests betteNat night, at d finds her sleep more reiresh
. ing than it has been frr many months. She is also in
better spirits than ve have see.n her for along time and
our physician thinks there is no doubt but she will re
cover her,health permanently.
Yours Met Respectfully,
-
I - EDWARD lIOLMF.S.
-TEr.PUrchaserg Should .be particular to ask for DR.
WisTeasilacsau OF WILD Cliene I as there is a SYR
UP sold of the sameiname.
. The genuinelmed;
. !
wine ;old in I'ottsvillehy
JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
Agent for Schuylkill County.
isernents
I• .
in' Sep other Jiver ,
,
September 2.5 i 1
~
, moral.
SPRING STEEL.
ied Saddles, Pc.
• , •• i
s ' • I PATEIT
Croa4-Strai_ --
_ -
r, r ____
R/t/Litit ID. SiloErit ER,
Saddle, Bridle, ind TeU nk illanufaetuier.
Il IiIESPECTFULL i tenders his Oncere thanksto
"'his customer's a rd•the public in general, for the'
wiry liberal encouragement which he has received
from them. • He Ino v informs that he has an im
pinvemerit in the coniaructiorl of Saddles, for which
he has a•patent right and recommends them to the
public as being fur superior' in durability, easeclarid
comfort to the rider than any other yet Invent:od,
and he recommends his Steel Spring Cross Strained
Saddle to the notice of the public, with :confidence.
He theretore respectfplly invites the public to call ( at
bis shop . nearly opposite Mortimer's Hotel, and di
rectly apposite V. Epting's Drug Store, Centre
Street, Pottsville, an 4 examine for 'themselves.
He also keeps con stantly on hand • a general as
sortment of all kins of work, such as Saddles,
Bridles, Patent . Fly ets, Coach, Gig, and Waggon
4, i ,
Harness, Trunks * V limes. Travelling flags, Gig
and Riding Whips, c. Every description of work
in his line will be m i nd° to order, on the -shortest
potice, with neainesd, durability, and on terms as
low as can be done e sewheie. ,
Er..itn excellent a sortment of Silver and Brass
j ;
Mounting. Ridingia d Gig Whips, &c. &c. which
he will sell very cliedp, whole,sale and retail.
' P i
ecerpber 12, . 1 50-5 •
• Telteir: Itch!
DR. LEIDY'S CELEBRATED 'FETTER
AND ITCH 01 TMENT is daily becomikg
more popular. do numerous inoividuals stop
and inform the prop ietor of its great success in re.
moving andcuring' tne Tetter and tech.
. INurnerous testimonials might be published of its
effieacyi but frir the e,elicacy felt by individuals hay
ing their names published in Connection with so
loathsome and dieagieeable affections. ,
It may be used with perfect safety by young and
old, even upoirlufantii. containing no mercury, or
other mineral' substitriccs.. Dr. N. B. Leidy • pre—
pares it himself. andlknowing its comixisition - , must
confidently recommends it as superior to any other
miner:) , i for the Teller and, Itch. Prepared and
sold at Dr. Leidk's Health Emporium, ( sign of the
Golden Eagle and 4erpents, ) No. 191 NORTH
SECOND Street, bel i es Vine.
Price 2b Cents a box.
And also at—
WIILLI ill T. - EPTING'S,
Drug Store, Pottsville.
25
June 19
. , . • , rotice. -
WitERMAS Julpl T. Hazzard and John
Strauch,Aierehants, lately trading under the
t
f firm of Hazzard and ;trench, did on the.ninth day
'of FebrUary, A - . P. 1 41,executetVihe undersigned
a general AssignmeT. of their effects, held in Co
rinne:ship and indi idttal, which after providing
for the payment oltine small preference, provides
for the payment of al their debts equally and wen
bly svithbut stipulation. Notice is therelbre hereby
given to: all personsihaving demands against the
firm, . said or either l i e said John T. Hazzard or
i
'JAIN Strand', to pre 'ent them to the undersigned
and all #ersons inde bted to: th e Said firm. or either
the said 4ohn T. flea ard'and,John Strauch, are re
quired to make payment withont.delay. -t
F. %V. II UC,I fl ES,
GI EO. C. %vy NKW P, -
Assignees.
hd
is full statement of affairs
rib at the office of
y. w..HUGFIES.
33= .
7
The Assignmenta
may be been at any
Pottsville, August
Jo
To Iron 3
THE Sulam ibor ha4i
. from My. George t
,rtar T 4i,,anal
Geisenhaider for the sz
Anthracite Coal, and
of said pattent to mail
Sted,ia.prepared to grr
bre .of Iron. Appli cat
Dean, Esiv:at Pottsvi
• ..." 7 "- - Fr
Jan. 4
• • iNSTItUCT ON. ON. • THE
Piano Forte Jr., in Vopal
!AIM E iphribitaats oftPottsville and its vicinity ire
0 . most respectfully linformed that the subscriber
will give instruction on the Piano Forte and Vo
cal music _ accompanying the same, to such per
' eons that. may feet disposed to. patronise
Re will attend at ate* hour's, in any family; his
_ terms may
. be ascertained by. application at Mr.
• ' Shabert's•Store, Centre Street. • • '
,E. F. RICHARDS'.
7tily tai •
.
.
PiaOk & Figured DeLanes.
NEW shilply advisebeautifui and fashion
bkgaods,•just received and for sale by •
• T.& J. BEATTY.
Cheese. -
strAOCkr Cheese..
by
& 'Herkimer County
' . • .•S• A ; HENDERSON.
Magnet 28 35
V.r_eirY
Uperiov Green & Black
_ • • Teas.
(417NPOWDER. -fiyeun, and
.•77- 7 1 ?ioucheirivextritAtiality. nir 'Bald by
3 . T. Sr,' .E.-p_EATTIi7
A,. f rie j GARDs prand - sirtsll.. by the Duz
4 / 16 :. , KA or single. oat received and for sal4 by
a HANNAN.-
S -
GEE
Sale.
antifacturers.
ing obtained the asaignmeot
rave for a number of Fur
pstcnt of the late Dr.
t , me. to smelt Iron Ore witfi
etaining the exclusive right
ufattprA_Malliable Iron and
nt licenses for the Manufae.
one to be made to William F.
Ile..
I . W. GEISSENtIAIN ER
• la TOO,OOO BOXES OFAM.
FIR. LEIDY'S SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD
"• 4 ' PILLS sold the past year. • .
. • ittr
'KILL OR CURD.".,45 - • .
This doctrine is startling—.it_nevertheless is the
doctrine, entertained Mid practiced : by_ the Numerous
Quadles IwltO ma nufeeture preperations of various .
kinds.which - have mercury , for their base. '
• •
BEN ARE THEN -
flow you trust to each preperetions.- • 'Tis true, they
or cure," and you all then 'hear of the cures.
tint never hear of the A nted or wounded, or the* whose
oc. ttitutions are completely destroyed and broken down. -
To all those who pave been using Quack medicines
I would recommend the uae o fremedies that wilt cone
teract their bad effects. before it is ta late.
BE ADVISED,
Therefore, to gurard against the evil effects ofQuack
medicines, and employ surh medicines only as you &now,
and hareprtnfofbeingrefa red by° regular experieu.ad.
Apothecaryan' Physician. Such is
DR.' LEIDY'S •
SA RSAPARIV.4 or BLOOD PILLS.
Which may be used at all times,, saes, ane 'seasons.
'where - eilber a mild or actite purgative may be required
or as a purifier of the blool and anima/ fiuvls, and in all
diseases requiring purgation, cleansing and purifying
the system,dec. &c.
They may be used without restraint from .diCt or oc
cupation, from moderate or temperate living, being
free from mercury and all the minerals, and an antidote
against their bad effects. •
Numerous Certificates from rations parts of the 'Uni
ted Stites brive been. from time to time published,
it is only necessary to Wenn. theliublie where they may
be lard genuine:
Numerous certificates and recommendations from
Physicians ind others accompany the directions.
To satisfy the world that they are no quack prepara
tion, I wood simply observe, that they . are the prepara.
tioniof a regular Druggist and Physician, attested alsci
by i i
Dr. P. Physick,' Dr. R. E. Ames,
D N. Chapman, Dr %V. P. - Dewees, -- .:
Dr. S. Jackson, Dr. Robert Hare,
Dr. W. E. Horner, Dr. J. Redman Corce,,
Dr. William Gibson, Rev. W. U. Delat cy,
C. C. Biddle, Esq., 12. Adrain, Esq , &c.
They are prepared and sold. wholesale and retail at
Dr. LEIDY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM. No. 19l N.
SECOND Street. below 'Vine, sign of the Golden Ea
gle and Serpents. and by,
W.T. EPTING, Druggist, Pottsville.
February 270, 9
Green - and Black Teas
ey UST received and for sale by
T. & J. BEATTY.
Nov. 28, 98—
'. Prints, Prints.
WitiEOANT new style Fail Prints. Just cc r
j i:4l c d and for sale by
E. Q. 4 AMENDERSON
H 'EA DACH E
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Read the following .from Judge Patterson, for thirty
years the first Judge of the County in which he lives.
Midcre(oum, N. J. March 12;1840.
Messrs. Comstock 4. Co.
Gentlemen—You arc at liberty to make such use of
the following, certificate as you,deem will best r subserve
'the purposes which it'is intended.
[ChRTIFIGATE OF JUDGE PATTERSON ]
I HEREBY CERTIFY that 'my daughter been afflicted
with sick headache for the space of about 20 ears.--
the attacks occurring once in about two weeks, Ire
quentls !eating 24 hours during which time the pares
yelps have been so severe. asiapparently soon to deprive
her of life. And after having tried almost all other
remedies in vain I hate been induced as a resort to try
Spohn's Ileadlche Remedy as sold by you ; and to the
rem disappointment and joy,of herself and her friend's
1 found very material relief from the first dose of the
Medicine; ne has followed up the directions with the ar
ticle, and in every case when an attack was threatened
has found immediate reliet,until she is near permanent
•ly cured. The attacks are now very seldom, and disap
pear immediate)* after taking the quantity directed. A
big; e that others may bo benefited by the use of this tru
ly invaluable medicine. has induced mew send you the
above, and remain your obedient servant,
JEDU PAT I ERSON,
Judge of the Court C. P.
'Sold ONI:Y by Comstock &Co. 71 Maiden Lane
. _
And also by. William T. Epting,Clemens & Parvm. 4-J
S. C.lllartin, Druggists, Pottsville, Schuylkill County.
June 2
From the New York Herold
ysteiTous.
A gentleman belonging to one ofthe most ancient and
wealthrfamilies of this city, who must be well known
to numerous friends, having since the year 1818 up to
recently. been bent nearly double, and for several years
confined to his bed, has been restored to good health—
has regained hie natural erect position—and has quitted
his carriage, and now walks with ease!! We believe
this-is thc•gendeman's own description as near as pos ! .
sible, and there is exaggeration in it. We will give
inquirers his address, and doubt not his humane feelings
will excuse the liberty; that any one doubting. may
know these facts—though he requests his tame may not
sOpear in print. Among other similar instances, Mr.
James G. Reynolds, 144 Christie street, has been resto
red. and will give .personal assurances of the facts of
his case - Roth were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and sinews. liqw has this been done?
Answer.--liv the Indian Vegetab'e Eliscr internally
and Hewes Nerve and ~Bone Liniment externally.—N.
y. Herald. Jan. :.!ti 18.11.
Sold only by Comstock 4. Co. 71 Maiden Lane.
And also by W. T. E. - toting, Clemens & Parv.in, and J
S. C. blartm.
Druggists, Pottsville, &huylkill County.
June 3
S%VAIM'S PANACEA,,
For the cure of Scrofula, or Ring's' evil. Syphilis, and
the host of painful,disagreeabk, and hitherto incurable
a fections resulting therefrom, Rheumatism, Ulcerous
sores, White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver arid Skin
General Dehilliy, (tc. , and all Diseases arising from
linpurity of Blood.
rA~tilS Medicine is particularly recommended at
' AL this season of the year. as an alterative and a
purifier f of the blood. It gives a tone and vigor to
debilitated constitutions, which invalids are uncon.
scions of until they have experienced its effects.
It is also recommended in Diseases where the lungs
and breast ate supposed to be affected, and also
where the constitution is broken down by the use of
Mercury or Quinine ; ,
THIS MEDICINE has the singular fortune a
just tribute to its great merit, of being reccommend.
ed by the most celebrated Practitioners of Medicine
in the United - States and Europe; whereas not one
of the spurious mixtures, made in imitation of 'it, has
the least support from the Medical Faculty, This
fact offers an orgbment so plain and coeclusiiict that
it, needs only to be mentioned to enforce convictidn.
Swaim 's Panacea is recommended to all those, inval
ids for whom Physicians prescribe Sarsaparilla Syr
upii. Extracts, &c.
Prepared t_at Swaim's Laboratory, Philadelphia
, Said by 13.- Hannan, Agent for Schuylkill, Coon
ty, and John S. C. Maitin, Druggist, Centre Street
Pottsville. • -
September Ir?..
T. 44 S. 33 , ATT7ir.
HAVE just received from New York.
2100 lbs superior Smoked Beef,
1000 do do new Hann, •
1000 do do Shinilders;
4000 do - do Dairy Cheese, -1 •
10 Ills. do Small Pork.
10 do do N0..1, Matkrel, (late Faie)
sdo do Pickled lierriog,;
2Q(lolbs, Codfish. !
All of ,which they offer on as good terms i an
be obtained elsewhere.
N0v.28. j 4ef—
Pottsville Institute.
lir HE Summer session of this institution, will
At
commence, on June 210, and will continue
twelve weeks exclusive of the vacation. 'lt iv earn.
estly requested that all having wards or children to
enter, will do so
-at the commencement of the sea
Sion, as moth dr the, success of the pupils depen.
upon'a prompt and judicious classificatic n. No al
lowance will hereafter be made for absence except
in cases of protracted Sickness.
TERMS. '
Plain English branches, - . 84 1 00
Higher " " 6 00.
Cfassica . • 00
Stationary, - - - '25
PITMAN, A. B. Principal.
- N. B. Books will be furnished to the pupils at the
customary prices when reqiicsted by the parents.
June 19 • • 25
J - , Nisur,qoODS. •
•
UST received . and now opening a large' and
generale ssortment of fresh a n d imasons ble goods,
hich will be bold cheap fer.Caih,.or. in exchange
for Country produce. . .
• - • JOSEPH WHITE & SOIF.
Ca; bon, Oct. 3lst, 1840. ' .
, Weibeirill .11.11rother l .
- '- AT 711 E OLD STAND. I
No.; :65 NORTH ;FRONT STREET, :
, • .'• EAST SIDE.
. ~ .
-
Tana Dower - rubs THE Caarkft orlitcn gr
'-- -, • PHILADELIIMIL -._ -.
, . . ~ • ,
MANTIFACTIMERSIDF : -
White Lead dry and,/ ' Calombl,
poandin Oil. $ Red Precipt. .
Red L ea d, . AV hitel do
Lithargo. ' Vitriol Alb.
Chronic Yellow, SUlp:Quinine
do • Green - Ta rt. Emetic
~
do Red • - Ether Sulp . h.
Patent Yellow. , , do sfihrtc
Sugar Lead - - 'do Adetic
Copperas . Lunar Caustic
01. Vitriol Com.:: 'do
Aq. Fortis , Acet. Morphia
Muriatic Acid Sulph.• do •
Epsom Salts _Lac.Suleur
Tart. Acid '. Opi.dd 'arcot.
Sop .Carb. Soda . : Rennes Mineral
Canoe, Sub. Mere. Ethiope . do.
' Refiners ofChamphor,Sal Nitre,Brimaton ,Iloraz.&c.
Offer forsale the above mentioned atticles.together with
a general assortment • or Paints'. Drags and:Dye Stuffs,
and every other article in the Chemical ano Medicine
ine. _- 1
Being manufcturers of all the artlclesenumerated un
der the above head, they pledge themselves - to supply
heirfriends d and the publican Abe most !reasonable
tepmsl
Window and Picture Glass, from 68, to lA' .38, -
Oct 1 1837-1 48—
. .
oFFIcE OF THE . j
Philadelphia &:IReading
'tax& nozup corizrANY•
rIE President and Slanagera of thPhiladel
phis & Rail RteiilfaortiPanicgive no
to the TRADE . that they'halie ri'ade drringements
to open their•CDAL RAILWAY frocni Pottsville
to the, river Delaware for the transportation of coal,
in all tho month of November next.
• Rates of Freight and Toll on Coif!.
;From Port Carbon, Pottsville, Mount Carbon, or
Pehuylkill Haven, the charges 'for Fieiglt and Toll
on coal ( delivered in the Company's Cars on their
Railway) will be as follows
Per ton,
During the months of December, Janus
and February.• ' $ 1,50
During the months l of March, April,
May, and June. : 1,75
During the months of July, August.Sep-!
teatime, October, and November. 1 2,00
Ac allowance of 20 cents per ton will be made to
those who furnish their own cars.
From Port Clinton the charges will be 2.5 cents
per ton Iraq than the above. ,
By order of the .130iird,
S. IntAbFORD,
• - • Secretary 4. Toosurer.
Philadelphia, August 14. h 1841. 33 -
-
BICONTER'S!
PULMONARY PRES'ERVATIVE!
-10 OR Cinighs, Colds. lritluenzas, Abthmu, Catarrhs
11.` Diseases of the Breait and Linnet, and arrest of ap
proaching Consumption.
The above medicine has proved itself one of the most
efficatinus ever employed in the above affections. It
is well known by thousands, but. ie order to make it
more generally known. the proprietor thinks it necessa
ry lo publish the following proofs which constitute but
a small portion of the testimony that might be adduced
in proof of its efficacy.
Thioughoat Germany it is used and employed more
than any other preparation for Colds. &c., and there so
well known for its efficacy, that they call it the" LIFE
PRESERVER."
. Price 50 cents a bottle, ( half pint. I
Extract from a letter from Nathaniel Atwood, Esq. of
Easton, Pennsylvania,
Dear Sir 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, &c.. I never found relief until lately having used
Dr. Bechter's Pulmonary Preseriative, recommended
to me by your agent in this place; and- which cured me
of a violent cough, spitting of blood, pain in my breast,
and shortness of breath. with all of which I have been
actin ted for two years past. lam now however enjoying
as good health as ever, and owe my recovery to the above
valuable medicine.
Translation from o communication in German.._
PITTSBURG, June 2fath - :184U.
DR. LEI LY, at Philadelphia. .
Respected Sir :—I 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 now prepared by you. I have seen many
wonderful cures made 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. I know where tine case
was beyond the hop es of ever recovering . and was fcr
years helpl (Es, 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 ipricus Pulmonary al
fections and I myself have received great benefit from
it, both here and in my own native country. 1 hope it
may be as successful in - this couhtry as it has been in
Germany. When properly knoWn no family will be
without it.
Yours, Signed,
SIGAIUND SCIIARRE
P.S: I get it in thisplaco of your Agent.
Trenton, N. J., October ph, 1839.
FRIEND LEIDY I—Thee will be much surprised at my
communication. when I inform thee of my perfect re
covery, after having used six bottles of thy medicine.
Thee knows how miserable and distressed I was.
Pale, and sickly, without appetite, full of pain, with
much cough, and oppression in my cheat, rattling in my
e
throat t o , lam now enjoying goad health, and :hough
61) year of age. feel young : in spirits, and must attribute
my goo health to the good - r ffects of thy Pulmonary
Perse.-vatice. l'hy friend and well wisher.
Slatted; REBECCA EMLEN.
Extract of a letter from die Rev. Israel Hopkins of
..
Balltmore.
On your recommendation, I made use of Dr. flechter's
Pulmonary Preservative:" and although I trird all other
remedies for my cough,' never found relief except from
the alxive Medicine. I hive been much benefited by it,
and have recommended it to many others, who have
suffered Ix ith pains in their breasts. coughing. spitting
of blood. difficulty of breathing colds, intluenzas. &c.,
an call have been speedily cured thereby.
- Numerous other certificates and recommendations.
accompany t directions.
PRICE,SO CENTS A BOTTLE ( half-pint. )
The above is prepared :Ina sold; WHOLEsALE and
RETAIL. at Olt. LEI IrkY'S HEALTH EMPORIUM.
No. 191 NORTH SE'CONI) street . below VINE street.
and also at WILIA AM T. EPTING'S Drug store,
Pottsville, Schuylkill County,
-.Fitly 101841
1V101714T CAIRSION 310 TEL,
Schuylkill County Pa:
Jaw ESPECTIULLY-anneincis to his friends 'and
the public that he has taken this splendid, airy
, and delightful establiihment, situated at
I the termination of the Reading and
;1 1 Philadelphia Rail Rood, where he will
be happy to wait ofi those who visit the
foal Region, on business, or for' he purpose of en—
Joying,the mountain air and water. The Hotel is
itTge, finished and furnished in the best style—and
tipifpains will be spared to render satisiattion to all
,!vaD) may favor it with a visit. : Being within ten
minutes walk of the Borough of Pottsville, ihough
sufficiently_removed to escape the dust and'noilie of
that busy hustling place, it is confidently believed
that it will be found much more pleasant' and agree
able, than any other Hotel in the yieinity--Attach—
ed to the Hotel is a large'and bestiful'garden, over.
looking the liver. Schuylkill, the:Schuylkill cam!,
Mount Carbon Rail Road. (extending to thci Mine's
and Ihenee to Sunbury) theCtntre Turnpfke.iind at
the same time affording a teal and romantic view of
five Mountains. The house is 84rplied with pure
mountain spring water, and a Bathirig
Merit, unrivalled in the country. A splendid, pleas.
ore Car is kept for the exclusive iccommodation of
Visitors, who may tie disposed to Visit the Mines, or
enjoy the wild and romantic sundry oldie surroun;
ding country. . Individuals or futilities may; rely on
having ample every possible attention,
Mount Carbon; Jude 1.9; -. 1g41: 25—tf
•
Browns Portable -
Yeast. •
pais article has been • in constant use by Many
sr 'families in' the _ Elstern 'fur several
months pact :with great subeisS in Making•good
bread. Many advantages arise from its use, that
mimeo it preferable to all other artielei for making'
bread light and-p.:rfeetly 'white; if is free front all
im,pure ingirdieras: • :
The above:article warranted genuine; for sale by.
'E. Q. & A. 11ENDESON:
Set4imbcr 4. 1841. ' 36-41:
EMI
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OPPOSITION, DAILY LINE
of New Four Horse Troy byilt,Coacilet frotn'
PHILADELPHIA. TO POTTSVILLE. -
via Reading -Railroad, Icaies P.biladolphiti. : daily,
at 53 o'clock A. M., amaies at Pottsville at 4 o'clock,
P. M.: leaves Prittsville, daily; at si o'clock, A. M.,
arrives'at Philadelphia at 6i o'clock P. M. -
Paisefigcra by this line will arrive' at Pottsville
in time to take Stage for Shatiokin, Sunbury,
Notthumberland, Danville and Cottawisse, and can
depend on meeting With sober and careful drivers,
New Troy C&tehes, abdgentle horses, and accom
modating Agents. Racing not permitted.
The Proprietors are thankful for past favors, and
merit a continuance of the same by their assiduous
attention for-the accommodation and safety of the
travelling public.
This Line of Stages has .positively-no connection
with any other line on said road. -
For seats apply to JAMFS DIXON, at the Mer
chants Hotel, FOURTH Street, 'Philadelphia, and
JOHN DUNGAN'S, at the Pennsylvania Farmer,
THIRD Street, near Callowhill, Reading at
HERR'S Hotel,, Pottsville at M. MORTIMER'S
Pottsville Hotel, and BRtGHI"S Mount Carbon
House, which are the only office..
Fare, froia Philadelphia to Pottsville, in
No. 1- Car, s4_7s_
No. 2 Car,* . 4 25
ISAAC THOMPSON,
MICHAEL MORTIM ER, Proprietors.
F.F. BENSAM AN 4 CO.
N. B.—Persons desiring to travel 'in this Line
should inquire for Thorapson .S• Co's Opp . ositien
Line and sae that their receipts were so printed.
rifsAWS',.'ittf 4 :,'A' 7 .-.11i...
11,0RE.01.9.14 : N I:).''
An unptrulted remedy - for cumuturs Colds,"Cougha
A s thma, Inflii j enza, Whooping Cough, Brun
chitis, and 01l diseases of the Breda and Lungt,
tending to Consumption ; composed of the con
centrated rirtues of Horehound, Bowe, Blood
Root. Liverwort and several other vegetable sub
stances. Prepared only by J. N. WINSLOW
Rochester, N. Y.
rritif: innocence and dniversilly admitted pectoral vir
tues o'the Herbs from which the BALSAM OF
lIOREHOUND is made, are too generally known to re
quire recommendation : it is therefore only necessary
observes that this Medicine 'contains the whole of
heir Medicinal properties, highly concentrated and-so
happily combined with several other vegetable substan
ces, as to render,it the most speedg, mild and certain
eniedy, now in use, for the com:laints above. men
oned.
Mr. ‘Vins'ow—Sir: Having derived the most aston
ishing benefit, by the use of your " Balsam of Hare—
hi mid." I am anxious in some way, to aid in extending
its benefits to others, and will therefore state the fact'
in my own case. In January last, I had been afflicted
with an alarming Cough and Bleeding at the Lungs, for
nearly five nu nth& during which time I used every thing
almost. recommended in similar pies, but found little
nr'no relief. Having, given up my business entirely. and
by the advise of Physicians 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 AIUEL 0. ROGERS, Cooper, FramVort.
May 15.1890.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
For 831 C by CLEM Kris P ARVIN. and Wu. T. KITING,
Pottsville, Pa. and by the Druggists in the country gen
erally.
_
August 28
SLATER AT HIS POST AGAIN!
Mal New and Cheap Goods.
GEO. W. SLATE,
WOULD respectfully announce to his numer
ous friends and the public, that be hae just
returned from the city of Philadelphia, and having
purchased for cash, at the very lowest discount pri
ces, now offers for sale an extensive and variegated
assortment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
such as only can be found in an extensive mercan
tile- establishment and which cannot be bought
elsewhere at the same rates. His stock consists of
Dry Goode, Groceries,
Liquors, Hardware,
Queensware, Cedarwate,
Mackerel, Salmon, -
Hams, 4 Shoulder, Sall, &c. &e.
Among which.are Sup. Blue, Black, Brown, Green,
Drab & Df ix'l,
BROAD CLOTHS,
Cisimeres, & Saltinets,
Plain & Figured Sattin Vesting,
do do " Silk Velvet,
Brills!, &American Prints,
Furniture do,
Ticking's, Checks,
Shawls, Flannels,
Blankets,
Bleacli'd & Unbleached Muslim &e. &c.
ALSO
Carpeting, Floor Cloths, Rugs, and Malts,
Together with a large assortment of
GROCERIES. fas
Among which are superior,
Wk. Green, Imperial, 4 Souchong, Teas,
Brown and Loaf Sugars,
Rio, Java, and-Laguna Coffee,
Syrup, Sugar house, New Orleans, and Trinidad
Molasses,
Galena Sausages, Raisins, Rice,Ciackers,
Spices, he. &c.
ALSO
Tobacco, Snuff, Spantsh a Spanish and Common
Segars, Soap, Sup. Sperm & Tallow Candles,
Also, an extensive assortment of Queensware to
numerous to specify in an advertisement, •
Besides'a large and elegant assortment of
Viz — . Brandy, Holland & Common Gin, Port,
Lisbon, Cleary, and Madeira Wine. Irish and rec
tified Whiskey, &c. All of which he would be plea.
sed to have Hotel licepere and :others to examine.
He flatters himself the Prices and quality will be
an inducement for them to purchase. . .
2S-Iyi
G. W.:. Having received ample encouragement
from his friends in the. coal region to warrant the
transiction of an extensive and liberal business,
pledges himself to use his utmost endeav * ors to pm.
mote !the interests and gratify the wishes of ens.
ttimers ; and only solicits a cull and an examination
of his goods to secure abundance of purchasers who
wish good articles at reduced prices.
Pottsville, Sept. 10 .
MousHoe De Lanes.
A FEW patterns elegant •114ousline de Lanes
Medium and - -low.priced do. - da: for sale by , .
E. Q. 4 A. 11ENDERSON.
August 21 ' .• • ,'34—
Pickles.
P ICKLED Cucumbers, Cauliflower, -
Walnuts, Red,, Cabbage,
Picko . Mixed.
Onion,
Pepper. - Mangoes, ,
Martinice, . - Clams,
Guaranteed aound.- For sale by; ; y. ,
• • .E. Q. .6i A. HENDERSON,
May 29 , _ 22
Hoots and Shoes.
/dies eine_ Buskins, • •
eo 'Leather,- do. • _
do French. —Ties, . - • •'
• do. , Grecian, do.-
" do Slippers, -
. do _Boots, Morrocco and Leather..
Gentlemen's Waler Proof Boots. -
Coaried . •
do ' Shoes, coarse end - .
child r e a 's Shoes ofcirery•Size and
list received from New York, mid fos. , pale'
ciw-by . T. J.'BRA
Nov. Rs,
London Brown s!itOuit. -;.
FO.-. 1 b!
ENDRSON'.
lifiy 29 - •
ANOTHER FACT
35-Bmo.
Liquwis,
The' rhiladelphig -
RATES OF FREIGHT.
BETWEEN READING AND PDILADELPDIA, nom'
MAY 3rd, 1841.
• Per Ton 2000 lbi.
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, Gypsum and /
Bricks, i 91,30 , ido
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber, Marble, /
Lime, Tar and 'Pitch, i 9150 do -
Flour 20 cents per Barrel.
Nails and Spikes, Bar and
Rolled Iron, Hollowware, •
Grain, Salt, Bark, Lum. 9 1.75 do.
her, Staves. Salt, Fish To, j
bacon, and Lead,
•
Canaries, hardware, whis
key,'Ale and Seer, Oil.
' Leather, Cotton, Steam,
Engines. & Machinery, ea
..y c ~„
Seeds, Butter, Lard, and ' •" s'" ,
Tallow, Rags, Wood, Oy.
sters, Hides, Hemp, Ear
then. ware and Glue, J
Dry Goods, Wines and For-1
eign, Liquors, Drugs, and
Medicines, Glass. '-` $ 3. 23, d0.
China and Queens-ware,
Meat, Fish, and Confee.. •
tionary.
No storage will becharged for receiving or do
livering freight, at any of the Depots on the line,
unless allowed to remain over ten !lays.
No Freight received after E o'clock P. M. can be
forwarded by the morning Train or the next day.
No Freight received after 5 o'clock P. M. can be
unloaded on the same day.:
DAYS OF STARTING OF ' FREIGHT TRAINS. •
From Reading, on Tuesdays and Fridays, at
6 o'clock A. M.
From Philadelphia, on Wednesdays and Saw
days, at 6 o'clock A. M.
G. A. NICOLLS.
Supertntendant Trawl. P. dt Reed. R. R
Reading, May 8, 1841, 19—
•Keities Demonstrations
OFthe iriith of Chrtstianzty. Just received and
for saleby - . B. BANN AN.
June 19 - • 25
Jersey nams,
JERSEY & Western Barns,
Shoulders & Sides,
Smoked Beef,
No. I Salmon,
Burlington & Digby Herring,
No. Mackerel, Mess Shad.
For sate by
E. Q. & A. HENDERSON
Lard!! Lard!!!
IA TUBS prime Lard, receivkLmlConaignme
JE -30 a n d foreale cheap, by the Tub ci quantity.
SAMUEL HAW! Z.
March 13, 11—
NEW GOODS._
- 7 -
sabscriber rLas returned fromtPhiladelphia
A- again with his second stock of Goods for the
season. which embraces a-large and fashionable as-
sortment of choke
Blue, Black and Invisible Green Cloths,
Sotlinets and Caosimeres,
• Summer Cloths, Drillings, 4c..
Santos and vestings of various kinds,
Comprising a general assoritnent of
Dry Goods,
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 I believe to be lower than
the Goods can be purchabed elsewhere. Call and
see, and judge for yourselves:
JAMES McALARNEY.
Pottsville, July 3., 1891. 27
Resumption of Business.
.3 ;It if (-521 , ike) ;4 41
THE Subscriber - returns his gratefnlacknowl
edgemerks to the citizens of -Pottsville and
others, who stepped forward to his assistance,after
the loss of his properly 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 house formerly occupied by Charles
W. Clemens, in Centre Street, in the borough or
Pottsville, where may always be had a general as
sortibent of
Drug's, 1 'Medicines,
Paints, Fills, -
Glass, I Dye-Slut - hp
And every other article in the above line, which he
is disposed to sell on very lowand accommodating
terms.
N. B. azr Physicians prescriptions carefully pot
up at the shortest notice.
Pottsville, Nos 30,1838
New
.Boot and shoe store•
lir HE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
of Pottsville that he has opened a new jnot &
Shoe Store, in Centre Street, opposite W. T. Ep
ring's Drug Store. He has just received from, Phil.
adelphia a large supply of every description of Boots,
brougany, 4- shoes, among witch are thefollowiog :
Gen'ts. Stitched Boots,
do Pegged do
do" T. Shoes, •
do, Nullifiers, do
do Quarter do - .
do Pumps,
• do Brougans,
Wt men's Roan IL R. Slippers,
do Lasting Welt do .1 ' s
do Colored Kid do
do, • Black t o Co
do do do Springs,
do Prench.Morocco do •
do do Leather do - ••
. Misses Lasting Slippers. •
' • do Colored do
do . . ••• do
• do Frerich Morocco do •
- do Lasting welt springs, •
do Kid do 'do
do Calf do do
, .
Youth's Leather Boots,
•,
• Children and Boys do
Youth's Rrougans rnd welt Boots;
.' • -
Children's red morocco lace do • -
"' do Colored Ankle ties, ,_
Having engaged the services of skilful Workmen,
he is enabled to Manufacture eiery • SaiiCty
shoes, and brogans, aecarding the late' s( it:Sle,
and on moderate terms. ' Repairtng done rat the
shortest notice, and at the most reasonable prices.
RICHARD D.'SHOENER.
inne'l2
24
Paimai Works Ware-
`house.
N 0.77 Sintth Third Street. 8; E. mine, Walits
, • - PHILADELPHIA. - •
_Morris, Tasker. JP. aforris,
IRON Sounders, and Manufaciurera of Coes
Gratee, Furnacei, Kitchen Range's, Bath Boil
era, Perpetuall:lvena&e.': Welded Wrought Iron
,'Pubes, for Sttam, Gas, Hot . Water, &e.
Davy's" Safety Lamps
• -
of the best Construction. _
Patterns for the_FoUndry received and Castings
delivered, at the Warehouse, Third& Walnat-Bt.
Philadelphia •
September 26.1838._ ' • 75-tf.
•
i. . . • -_
o n ylr' s safety Lamps,
evir thelbpstcor.struction,andmoet approveri kind
a go Finkel, new -go uses to old lampe, and ether
eplini 'done at the: inibseriber's Clodk inici Watch
- makeiShoi, In centre Street; tittailie. ' '' - -
.111 ' ' 22.4 - ..i;-/OSEPII COATSWORTIi•-•
Indemnify Against Loss or Damage by
FIRE.. .
Capital $400,000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL
THE SPRING G A RDEN INS LIRA NCE COM
PANY OF PHILADELPHIA, •
MAKE Insurances. either temporary crperpetually
against. Loss or Damage by FIRE, an town or
country, on Houses. Barns, lied Buildings of all kinds
on Household Furniture. Merchandise. Horses. Eat
tie, Agricultural, Commercial and Manufacturing Stock
and Utensils of every description ; Vr.sel an and their
Cargoes in port. as well as Mortgages and Ground Rents
upon the most favorable terms: ~ _
Applications for Insurance. or any information on the
subject may be made either personally, or by letter. at
the Company's Office, at the Northwest corner of Sixth
and Wood suet ts.
MORTON McMICIIA-EL President.
L. Na.VMDITAAR, Seretary. •
DIRECTORS. •
Morton McMichael, Charles Stokes.
Josep Wood,, - Archibald Wright.
P. L, Laguerenne, Samuel Townsend.
Elijah Dalleit, Robert L. Loughead, •
George M. Troutman, R= W Pomeroy,
Charles W. Schreiner.
Thesubscriberbas been appoitited Acfitivi (oat tie a
bovementioncd Institution and is now prepared to male
INsunsucgsupon every description of property nr the
lowest rates. BENJAMIN BANK AN.
Pottsville. Feb. 27 th. 1841. 9
THE DELAWARE COUNTY
- Insurance Company.
CAPITAL A 11THORISED BY JAW. $250 000
CHARTER PERPETUAL. •
lARE both limited, and perpetual Insurances
on Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings. Stores
Hotels, Mills, Barns, Stables, Merchandize, Furnitwe
and Property 0 !every description ,agalnst learot dam.
age by FIRE.
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
The Delaware County Insurance company will also
insure against loss on all kinds ot marine risks and a
gainst the damage or loss upon the transportation of
goods. wares, and mercandise by water, or by rail way,
upon terms as favourable as any other institution.
Forany further information on the subject otinsur
ance, either aga ins! Fire marine or inland risks.
Aeply to HENRY G. ROBINSON.Arcnt.
July 15 It Schuylkill Haven.
or WILLIAM B. POTTS,
A t Orwigsburg.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY- FIRE.
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Comaipany of !Philadelphia,
CAPITAL €1400.000. PAID IN
CHARTER PER PETUA L,
C ONTIN IJE to make Insurance, permament one
'LI limited on every desetiptiuri ofproperty in town
and country on the usual favorable terms. Office
163 a Chesnut Street near fifth street.
CHARLES N: BANCKER, President.
DIRECTORS,
Charles N. Bancrer, Samuel Grant,
James Scott. Frederick Brown,
Thomas Hart, Jamb R. Smith,
-Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. W. Richards,
Tobias Wagner, 2110 decal D. Lewis,
. • CHARLES G. BA NCKER, Scel.
The Subscriber has been appointed agent for thu
above mentioned institutioc, and is now prepared to
make insurance, on every.deeeription ofproperty, at
the lowest totes.
For the Regulation, Curbing and Paring the are(
walks and Gutters in Mahan ango Street.
- SEcTion 1. Be it ordained and nacted by the Town
Council of the Borough of Po ovine ; and it is hereby
4 /
ordained and enacted by the au hority of thesamc: That
the grade or regulation of he scents & descents of& in
he
Mahantan,goStreet shall be tnc same is hereby fi xed &
established as follows: At Center Street seven feet
eight inches above the top of Central Block, thence to
rise thirteen feet two inches to the centre of Second
Street, thence to rise fourteen feet ten inches to the ceh
tre of Third Street, thence . to rise seventeen feet five
inches to the centre of Fourth Street. thence to rise
twenty feet to the c.entre 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 thence 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 Sonthwartily side of the Cartway to be
one foot four inches high entry entre Street than the
- above - graile, and to contin t height above the cor
responding grade of the Northwardly Curbstone Irom
Centre Street to the v. estward line of the Borough.
Sic. 2. The - width ni the footwcys or sidewalks, in
Alahantango Street shall be thirteen' feet, measuring
from the true line of the street. any regulation, resolu
Bon 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 Mier eirected. and the gutters made end pi ;
ved. and the property in front of which such footway/.
side walks and gutters shall be made and paved, shall
be and the same is hereby taxed with the expense there
of, in pi °portion to the extent of the same in front, agree
ably to the provisions of the first second and third sec
tions of the Act of Assembly, entitled "a supplement to
an act entitled-an net incorporating the Town of Potts.
villein Schuylkill county, into a Borough, passed the
fifteenth day of.tune,A. D 1841:r • .
T: EPTING.
SEC. 4. The footways, or sidevialke aforesaid, shall
be made or paved with hrick. on the grade or regula
tion established in the front section of this ordinance,
and supporteu with Cult. Stones not less than three feet
long and six inches thick;the Curb Stones on the South
wardly 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 sideto be not
less than two feet Wide. and the top to stand nine in
ehelf above the glitter. The ends of the Curb Stone to
be hewed and dressed to an even joint; the top to be
dressed to a straight line. and so bevelled that while 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 gut.
tent; aforesaid, to be three feet wide. paved with stone.
The Gutter on the Southwardly side, to be nine inches
higher than the one on the Northwardiy side. PROVE
- MD, that in front ()Cony lots not actually built upon, the
side walks or footways shall not be required to be pa
-to a greater width thin five feet from the Curb
Stone, the residue of, such footway or -sidewalk from
:the said pavemefilto the line of the Street being laid
'With gravel so as to support the pavements.
--Sgo. 5. No person shall set or cause to be set any
Cnrb Stone. or. to make or cause to, be made any pave
meets, side walks, until the erade thereof shall be g,v
en by a person appointed by the Council for that' fur
pose. and any.person who shall set, or cause to be set
any Curb Stone, or shall make or cause to 'oe made
any Pavement or side walks contrary to the provisions
of thiihprdinance.shall for every offenciforfett and pay
a Onally , of twenty dollars. -
Passedinto an ordinance this Eighteenth day of Au
gust, .D. 1841, ' , .
Ur-Samuel Lewis, Ala hanta ego Street, has beei ap—
pointed by lb; Council for purposes mentioned in the
fifth Section ofibe above ordinance.
EDWitD OWEN PARR,/ ,
, Tnen Clerk ,
31-21 no. •
- . Collier's Guide.
A
SMALL supply of the collier's Guide. or a
•Transverse section of the Co, 1.. Region, on
which all the reins' iiie delineated,iirgether with tlie
pitch:dmapccs 4c. neatlV out 'Hi) io - P,oeketilouk
farm; just received and for sale by .
,-,- . 7 1
, . - . _ • , B. BAKIirCiT...
. .
Jolv 10 . ... 28—.
~ .
French - and . German' Lan
, • ,
,)*. • "_guages. -
- trait "siibseritir resketrully announces to the
2 L. publielhit he is prepared kimono hi the
French rind Gorman foogilegetc. on elaases or in
private families. For leans apply et Mr.Shabert's
StoresCeigreStrret, RICHARDS
hily ,
28-1 P
• ANDREW RUSSEL.
Potts./ June 19, 1841. 25-1 y
AN ORDINANCE
- JME S SILLYMN Jun:
s, %President of the Council
ttest. • •
EDWARD OWEN PARRY. • •
- Town Cletk. _
Pottsville, upon 21,1810