Ml==
ONE: HUNDRED ---- ___— haio
been offered , for monthst to any one who will
lase a bottle of Mire Linirneet for the Files without
beinponred. Of thousands sold, in 110 One instance
has it faded is a cure:-- Prot nverivhelming to be
seen where it ii.sold. ; It is 6lso a certain cure in
• *early Mtn case. 1
( externally ) in the following complaints. -
Fin the Piles . Tightness of the chest,
Fur all Dropsy: _' 4speciolly in children,
' - _
i
Tender Feet V . - Foul Ulcers- of the legs,
. ,
- Sore throat by cancers 1 or other fungus sores,
or ulcers . : however obstinate of
troop . . : , long standing
Whooping cough , Fresh Wounds
Scald Bead ' Obiblains &c. &c.
LOOK OUT.
Some Swindlers hove coUnterfeited this article ,
and put it srp with various divices. Do not be impo
sed 'upon. One thing will Only protect you—.it is
-the name of COMSTOCK & CO.: that name must
be alteafis ors the t'orapper:orl you aro cheat - I.'ld. Do
not forget it. Take this direction with you, and
test by that, or never. buy it: for it is impossible for
- any. other to be true or genuine. Sold by - '
COMS'i'OCK &•CO,
New York, 71 Maiden Kane, and also by
William T.'Epting, and Clemens & Parvin,
Druggists,.Pottiville,SchuylkillCounty
'My - ' 1 . 0.-1.
RAIL , ROAD IRON.
l'.completeassortritent of Malt - toad Iron from 2iXt
in IXi inch. .. I
tAIL ROAD TIRES from 33in. to 56 in. exter
tialderneter,turbed & up
thrned.
30,3in.dianimerRailRoad
4 xlea. manufactured from
the patent EV Cable Iron.
' 'or placing betwzen the
Iron i Chair and stone block
of edge Railways.
INDIA RUBBER ROPE manufactured from
New7ealand Flax Batumi..
d with India Rubber. and
i tended for Incline Planeg
ustrecetveda complmeas.
lortment al Chains,frtr
n, to 14 in. proved & man
-I,ttfacturedfrom the bestca
ble Iron:
$llll 2 BOAT AND RAIL ROA D SPIli ES,
N . _ 1 . -hfdi ff crent sizes, keptcon •
.ntly - on hind and for' ate .4
A. & G.l R ALSTON. & CO
, 1 r i• I No. 4/ South Front St. '
Philadelphin,-Janunry IS.
RAILILOAD AXLES.
RAIL ROAD FELT.
CH )LreS.
'Lemon Nyrup.
2RESH Lemon Svritp:y the dozen or single
bottle. For sale 14
E. Q. PENDEESON
/Imo 5 , , '3-2
Leaden
Tsubacriber hai "Ai
Leaden Pipe, such tie I
• inch A &,B. "
inch Extra.
• do &B.
I do B. &C.
do B.
Manufactured in the bee
sold ist Philadelphia prl i cci
Tia re. 1
August 7
goal) & Grndiej Manuntctory,
No. 19, WoodStreet,FbMwewn 2d, and 3d, and
. Vine and C i allowhill Streets,
• ' ,TORN 23111 L AT L CILOrT,
Respeetfally informs t..torekeepers, Merehants Ste.
that he 31annfac.or4s and has for sale,
Palm, White, liatiegated, Yellow,
and iliTMn Soaps,
JUlould and Ilfpiied Candles,
All of gold quelitylan i d at reasonable prices.
A LIDFRAL D.I9CrINT ALLOWED FOR CASH.
Phjladelphia.,July 10, 28-11 v
FEW fine MaitnOnil Hama, on hand• and for
1111 :,,pale by •, , Es. &A. HEN DERSON.
Augui , t. 28 ,
•1
Very Superior
.Breen .6: Black
Teas.
GUiPOWDER, lEnp rial, Youn g Bosun, and
Sonehong i extra qonlity,._ For sale by
.•
- T. & J. BEATTY,
. ,
t ; ' LyellN veology,
i k
AND Buckl•ancrs Gpol?gy, & 51inculogy. Just
4- s• rmaved orld for f+ulo by.
[ ' •B. BANN AN.
25 •
7a►nc 15
Mckinne , s 'Digest,
nr the Acts of Asle bly of Pennsylvania , of a
public arid 'eenerafnature from the year 1700 to
1810 inelosive Also MeKinheyis Pennsylvania
Juitiee. Just received and for sale by
B. BANNAN
- —2
•
Juno 26
Port. Clint
FOR . I
xviLL be 8041 ,
p ,
pleasantly situate(
county on very reasons
is at the coinineneemen
and Susquehanna Salk
will in a short time be
in.thocriuntry to do S I
&,e. apply to
MI
Clark's C
THIS vatUable pork c,
umes, sJeautifolly!pe
Clark's CoMmentary; o •
volume 8vo:' 'Just re,ceil
August 28
COGHSI - 100kj
,ax_
ti
4-tIE always cured y"
Citeattir, ' the ce ebr
diseases.
~-..,.-_-,- This is the Season when such complaints
. .' A -r.^ 1 become rnosl. 'prevalent. it is-the time when
the early seeds of" Coastravvieri " aic often innocent
lyy sown from what is tumidly termed a alight or simple
Cosa. Owing to the Sudden changes .of tempp:rature,
exposntb to the imclemencics, &c , name are exempt
from them. but many trey thorn' too lightly and let them
run on forweeks and eye ,nicitiths without ttrnking of
the conseqnesces. Rettemittelt, that neglected COLDS
are always dangerous, and, in nine cases out of ten the
cane of that fearful diseal consumption. A cold pro
deices a cough—it settles nporethe - breast, a hoarseness
with paint; in the breastwill follow, next a difficulty of
breathing; flashes of heaq cell chills, and 'finally all
tbe spriptoas of this distreating complaint. Thousands
first/ins harried to the gr}ve from their-own neglect
Be advised, thonotrui do hot `rifle with an enemy so
dangerous; it is easily cutest if taken - in time; but if too
long neglected, may be beyond the power of medicine.
If you value your' fe orl alth. don't trust to any of the
quack nostrums. but procure a Bottle of the BALSAM OF
WILD Coznay immediat aly. It it* a remedy thSt has
stood the test ofelperienee,cured thousands, and saved
many from an early gravn.
0:7 - Kmtir-s Borrze of
soon know its vale. •
pnco tit l a bottle.
in Pottsville b'
A
icik Sett other wiverti.
September 25
I.uinb
600 FEET &slope ity Cherry 134arde & Plank
from / inch to 21 inch. '
pet- inert. I inch Weather Bdaidg
Alm), White a nd Pine inch Boirdi: •• •
70,000 Joint aoe Lap_ i glen. Scuntling.
ling, and Plesterh g Lath cznetnntly for cute.
SAMUEL 'IIARTZ:
11—
March 13,
ripe.
st rec wed a supply of
manner, which will be
, with the adrlit km of car
B. BANNAN,
MI
as Foundry
mia3ai
riv_ate sale, the FoLndry
• at Port Clinton,Schuvlk ill
!bleterms. This Foundry
I t. of the Little Schuylkill
Road, now making, and
'no of the best situations
rge business For terms
PARKE& TIERS,- •
:Founders,Philadelphiti.
or ISAAC MYERS,
Port Clinton
•
E-63
Ihmeiratary,
mplete in four octavo vol•
Ned on good paper. Also
•the New Testiment, ace
•ed and for sale by
B. BANN AN.
• - 36
IWISTEMS BALILLII OF WlLrk
,ated remedy fur Pulmonary
t in ttin house and you veil
JOHN. S. C. MARTIN,
ger! ;pr Schuylkill County
39-
r Yard.
-lI.VBIAN , HAAR;
1?
CLEANLINESS 0 THE'HEAR AND HAIR
Strange it is that persons who attend strictly to
personal cleanliness, baths, &e. should neglect. the
Head—the Hair the•most essential—the most expo'
ii• A—and the mast beautiful when, property cared
for, of all the gitts of the Croatia._ Perfectly free ,
may it be kept of daridruffor scurf aid' a certainty
that the hair 'cannot faltimt. by the use of the Baku
%Columbia.' Ladies, will youlynake your toilet
without this article answer', fearlessly, No, if
you have once tried and experienced its purifying
effects—its sweet perfume:
• hundred articles have been pot forth on the
credit of this—the only first—the only really value.
ble m ass of testimony, from all classes
to these facts.
_From the Boston Chroniele,Junelo.,
VIVE, see by an advertisement in another col
umn' .that Comstock & 'Co., the
Agents for Oldridge's Balm of Columbia, have dep
uties to sell that article - in Boston and elsewhere.—
We know a lady of this city whose' hair was so
nearly gone as to expoie entirely her phrenological
developements, tthtch. considering that they betok
eriCd a roost amiable disposition; wp not in reality
.
veyunfortunate.'n Nevertheless shOnourned the
oss of locks that she had worn, and, after a year's
ruitless resort to Miscalled restoratives. purchased.
some months:ago, ;bottle or two of Oldridge's Um,
and shelties now ringlets in rich profusion, glossy,.
and of raven blackness. We are not puffing—none
of the commodity has been sent to us, and,, indeed,
we do not want any, for though we wero obliged to
wear a wig a year ago, we have nnw, through its
virtue, hair enough, and of a passable quality. o
oar own. ! •
_ _
DARING FRAVD.
The Balm of Columbia Has been imitated by. a
notorious counterfeiter. Let it never be purchased
or used unless it have the Signature of comsTocK
4. co. on a' splendid wrapper. This is the only
external test that will secure the public from *cep
, Lion
Address COMSTOCK 4,, CO.-
Wliolesale Druggists, hew York Maiden Lane 77.
And 'also at WILLIAM T. EPTING, and ' -
CLEMENS 5f PARVIN, rind JOHN S. C. MAR.
TIN. Druggists of Pottsivito
June 26 184 L fZ6-Iy.
Carpelings, &c.,
wtiGLlsll lind American Ingrain carpetings'
12 -: 41 Vi , netian Entry and Stair do, Damask S air do,
4-4 Coloured, Mattins 9-4 and 5-4, %%bite do,
Floor Oil Cloths &c. ; constantly on hand and for
sale cheap. ; - E. Vr. EARL.
Sig of the Golden fs-
Hydrants, glop Cocks, &c.
Subs l criber has just received a fresh supply
ll ' of Hydrants, Stop Clocks, Screw Bibbe Tops,
common do. Ferrules, &c. &c, raanufactured
to or
der, the best kind used in this Borough. -
B. BANNAN.
August 14 h ,
Green and Black Teas
J
UST cceivecl and for sale by ,
T. & J. BEATTY.
Nov. 28, 48—
HEADACHE
• JUDGE PANTERSON.
Read the raving from Judge Paterson, for thirty
years the first Judge of the County in which he lives.
Midd'e:own, N. J. Blarch 1 1 2,1890.
Messrs. Comstock g 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.
[cERTIFIGATEior JUDGE PATTERSON )
I timinuv CERTIFY that my daughter been afflicted
with sick headache for the space of about 20 years:—
the attacks occurring once in about two)weeks, fre
(pent!. lasting 24 hours during which time the parox
ysms have been so severe, as apparently soon to deprive
her of life. And after having tried almost all other
remedies in vain I have been induced as a resort to try
Spohn's Headache Remedy as sold by you ; and to the
g-eat disa)Pointment and joy of herself - anti her friends
llound very tnaterial relief from the first dose of the
medicine; ne has followed up the d reoi ‘1 the ar
ticle,and ire every case when an attack was threatened
has found immediate reliel, until she is near permanent
-ly cured. The attacks are•now very seldom. and disap
pear immediately after taking the quantity directed. A
hike that others may be benefited by the use of this tru
ly invaluable medicine, has inddeed me to send' you the
above, and remain your obedient servant;
JEIIU PAT I ERSON,
- Judge of the Court C.. P.
Sold ONLY by Comstock 3t C 0.71 Maiden Lane. ,
And also by William T. Epting.Clemens & Parvin.V.
S. C. Martin, Druggists, Pottsville, Schuylkill County.
June,2 -
From the New York Ileiuld
Mysterious.
A, gentleman lielonging to one °film 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 double,and for several years.
confinedio his bed, has been restored to good health—
has regainedibie-nOturdl erect position—and has quitted
his carriage. 'and Oow walks with ease!! We believe
this is the gintleman's awn description as near as pos
sible, situ there is exaggeration in it. We will' give
inquirers his address; and doubt not his humane feelings
wilt excuse the liberty; that any one doubting, may
know these facts-:though he requests his t ame may not
appear in print. Among other similar instances, Mr s
James G. Reynolds, _144 Christie street, has been resto
red, and will give personal assurances of the facts of
his case; Both were rheumatism, and contracted cords
and sinews.' How has this been.done? ,
Answer. —6v - L
the ufkin Vegetab'e Mixer internally .
and Hewes' Nerve and Bone Liniment externally.—N.
y. erald. Jan. 26 1841. . ••
Sold only by Comstock ¢ C 0.71 Maiden Lane.
And also by W. T. Opting, Clemens -& Parvin, and J
S. C. Nlartin.
Druggiets ; Pot teville, Schuylkill County
' 27-Iv.
June 3
For the cure of 'Scrofula, or King's evil. Syphilis, and
the host el painful.disagreeable, and hitherto incurable
affections resulting therefrom, Rheumatism, Ulcerous
Sores; White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver and Skin
General Dehiltiy, ife. - and - rall Diseases arising from
Impurity of Blood.
IS Medicine is particularly recommended at
'this season of the year, as an alterative and a
purifier of the blood. It gives toile and vigor to
debilitated constitutions, which invalids are uncon
scious GI until they have experienced its effects.
It i 3 alio recommended in Diseaseslyhere the lungs
and breast ate supposed to be -trreted, and also
where the cOnstitution is broken down by the use of
Mereuty'or Quinine ;
THIS MEDICINE has the singular fortune a
just tribute to its great merit, of being reccommend.
ed by the most celebrated Practitioncrs'of Medicine
in the United States and Europe; whcrea - s Lot one
of the spurious mixtures, made in imitation of it, has
the least support from the Medical Faculty.. This
fact offers an - argument so plain and conclusive, that
it needs only to be mentioned koldnfoice conviction.
Swaim's Panacea ittreconimernied to all those instal.
Ida for whom Physicians prescribe SiresporilliFyi,
ups, Estrada, &c.
Prepared at Swaim's Lebsratorii Philadelphia
Sold by .0. Bannon.. Agent for Schuylkill Caen
tv. and John S. 9C. Martin,Drugg i st. Centre Street
_
Pottsville. -
September 12.
T. & 3. BEEILTMrs
XX AVE just , received from New York. _
lam:2000 lbs superior Smoked Beef,-
• 1000 do do .nest Rams,
1000 do do - Shoulders;' - -
4000 du'- - Dairy Cheese, _
10 Dl.. Small Pork. '
10 do ,;• do No, 1. tilaeltrel, (late Fares)
Sdo =I do Pickled Herring;_
2000 lbs.-. Codfish. • '
All of .which they offer On-le good termstis Co.a
be obtained elsewhere.
N0v.26.
'• NEW GOODS. --
I(UST. received and now opening a large and
'EP general assor!lment of fresh andscasonablegoorlx.
which Will . be sold cheap for Cash, or in exchange
toteountry produce. , - -
JOSEPH WHIT.O &SON.
Mt. Cafboniftel.3l4..lB4o. : • ' .:• .44 •
4PSAGO. Pine Apple Jr: Herkimer
,County
°' . 7 Cheese, for sale by r
Atigult 28,
MEIN
37,tf
EIE
N. Q CFA• HENDERSON.
95-
-., - ,„ -7
~5 : ',. -,. ' ,7 :.±;', 'I - '' :' . X . , -- "i.i; : -;-• -.. ••: .
_,.:'-f
Tlig --IittNiEttS9::.'3OIITOATAX4:,
WHATITHAS:\DONE,,,,.;
Obita - limn May hoist othitskill;themaick tiny%
' puff add praise the wonderful effeets of - his remedy;
yet we boldly challenge any of them to produce as,- .
simple, safe and powerful a medicine as Da. _ Wombs
BALSAM OF - WILD Cubans, the famous "remedy tor
CONSUMPTION. LIVER COMPLAINTS C MOS, COL:I44C,
ItEAD Tag FOLLOWING ,
.If4NCAsTED COUNTY. Sept. e 3.
Ste—As you desired me , to write and let you know
(pour Habana relieved me any, I take this opportunity
to inform you that it hairnet relievPd roe greatly,
but has almost cured me entirely.. Before - I
had.finish
ed thesecoed Bottle, I felt almost like a well man,and
I feel better every day I take. it. My cough is stopped
altogether, I spit up a very little, and'for, two weeks or
more I have slept a great deaf better than I have done
for the last year. Indeed 1 feel so well I am sure I
shall recover my health; and that too for .1 few:dollars,
aller'having spent half my earnings in the lastm o years
for medicines thst done me .no . good. I saw the Doe
tor in Lancaster a few days ago who gave me medicine
last. he said I looked much better. but when I told him
what I was taking he arm say any more about it. but
hoped I wdhld get well. I shall 'come to Philadelphia
in a week or two and will come to see you again.
' Respectfully; tj c.
GEORGE KREMER."
WANOTHIER, CAkt. . 4 021
CHESTER COUNTY, August 28 ; 1841,
To Da WISTAR, •
DEAF : . SIR.—It gives me great pleasure to inform you
that my sister's health has improved very much since
she has beep usi ig your Balsam, and we have every
reason to believe that she will recover her health com
pletely. She has nearly used three Bottles I purchased
of you and wishing to procure more before she has
used the last, I wish you to send me three Bottles of
the Balsam by the bearer of this letter: Since she has
been taking your medicine, she says she has not felt
pain or been troutilid with those diStressing d nigbt
sweats she was formerly subject to ; coughs very little,
rests better at night, and finds her sleep morbretresh
- ing than it has been forinany months She ts also' . in
better spirits than we' have seen her for a long time and
our physician thinks there is no doubt but she will re
cover. her health permanently.
Yours finest Respectfully, .
• EDWARD HOLMES.
EU' Purchasers should be
_particular to ask for Da. C
WisTERs BA' SAM OF WILD HEERY as there la a SYR
UP sold of the same name.
The genuine medicine soh, in Pottsville by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN,
Agent for Schuylkill County.
- See other advertisements
Se.,tember 23 39
Notice.
. •
w lihn T. Hazzard and John
" Strauch, Merchants, lately trading under the
firm of Hazzard and.Strabeli, did on the ninth day
of February, A. 1). 1841,Cxrcuto to the undersigned
a general Assignment of their effects, held in co.
partnership end individual. %Inch after pro7iding
for the payment DI one small preference, provides
fur the payment of all their debts Equally and race
bly without stipulation. Notice is;thereforc hereby
given to all persona having demands against the
said finn, or either the said John T. Hazzard or
John Strauch, to present them to the undersigned
and all persons indebted to the said brm. or either
the said John T. Hazzard and John Strauch, are re
quired tomake payMent without delay„.
F. %V. HUGHES, •
GEO. C; WI'NKOOP,
• t nAssigares.
The ' Assignment and a full stateThrent of lifFOrs
may be seen at any time at the office of •
F. W. HUGHES.
Pottsville, August 14,1811. • 33
.
For Sale.
To iron Manufacturers.
THE Subset iber having obtained the assignmenl
from Mr. George Crane for a number of Fur-
naces, and holding also the patent of the late Dr.
Geisenhainer for the same.-to smelt Iron Ore with
Antlfracite Coal, and retaining the 'exclusive right
of said pattent to manufacture Malliable Iron and
Steel, is prepared to grant licenses for the Menefee.
ore of Iron. A2PlicatiOns to be madeto William F.
Dean, Esq., at Pottsville.
F. W. GEISSENHAINER.
Jan. 4 I
INSTRUCTION ON THE
Piano Forte & in Vocal Music.
91111 E inhabitants of Pottsville and its vicinity are
most-respectfully informed that the subscriber
will give instruction nn the Piano' Forte and Vo.
cal music-accompanying the saineoo such per.
sons that may feel disposed to patronise him.—
Ile will attend , at plated hours, in any family; his
terms may be . asce r tained by aplication at Mr.
Shubert's Store, Centre 'Street.
E. F. RICHARDS.
July 10 28-Iyr.
Plain & Figured DeLanes.
'EW supply or those beantifui and fashion
ble goods, just received and for sole by
T.&3. BRATTY
Valuable Beal Estate at
PUBLIC SALE
BYORDEROF ASSIGNEES.
`vi %T ILL be sold without reserve on Monday the
3d day of Novembi r next, 10 &clock A.
at the Pennsylvania Hull in.the Borough of Potts
ville, the hollowing described property situated
said Borough.
pee lot of Ground, 90 by 140 feet, situate on'
Mahamango street, on which are Ten Two Story
Frame Houses, which will be bold front No. I to
No. 10.
Also, two 30 by 230 feet Lots, and two Stone
'rouses, with back buildings, situate on Centre
elect.
Also, one 1;f, 20 -by . 100 feet, ant five Flame
Buildings, situate on the cornet of,Centre and Nor
wegian streets.
Also, three Lots, 25 by 100Seel, on which are 3
three story Frame Horses, situatetun Centre street.
This properly is situate in a businass part of the
town.
Also, one 30 by. 230 leet Lot, at the • cnrner
Centre and Call,x•hill streets, on which is a large
atone Store-huuse and, Stable. '
Also, one 30 by 230 feet Lot, adjoining the lot
above deScribel, on which is a large stone Store.
house and Dw Ming. with back bugdings.
Also, one L 121 by 180 feetrfituate on Coal
street,e on which are ten two gory Frame Houses,
which will be told from. No. I to Ni'. 10.
Also, lour lots ; 25 by' 1819 feet,.andfour twoyto•
ry frame Houses fronting on Coal yireet.
Alsii..one Lot, 50 by 180 feet, fronting on Coal
street, and Mount Carbon Railroad, on which is a
one and a half Frame House.
Also. nne Lot, 50 by ISO, adjoisiint the. aboie
. .
on which is a two story Frame Home.
-Also, one Lot; 40'4 70 feet, situate on Norwegft
an and a ten.feet wide Alley, on "Wet there is a
two sung Frame Ijonm.7
Also. Lot No. 70 in B. Paitersonc addition to
Pottsville, situate on Market street, and is GO by
230 feet.
Also; one Lot 25 by 114 feet, 44itOitte on the cot.
net of Market -'quare and Conrtlanif Street. .
Also, the followiiig property, situate in the county'
of Schuylkill. A 'Farm containirig three hundred
and fig, Acres, situate on - the Little Schuylkill
brie `and a' half miles from Port Clinton.
„Thie pro
perky would be worth the attention i of anyone wish
ing to use water power, as one of the best powers
in the country can be had here, as well .as, the ad.
vantage of the Little Sehuylkill.and.Susquehlrina,
R. Road . which passes through thetract. - -The farm
Land'is also under good eultivation,having been
well Limed and Sianitred tor...several years. This
property will be sold MN bargain.;
Also, nue Thousand Acres of Coat Land situate
on" the head waters of the Machanoy and Little
Schuylkill creel& ....This land is.linewn to contain
abundance of Coil of excellent quAity;,acd will • be
'sold at a bargain. - • 0%,
• Tern's, one bailee* on !deliveiy "of the Ueed
and the btlance in one yeai„with, inverest secured
in the usual ,
niacner. The age will be positive,
and without regard to prier.. s •
'
ROBERT= WOODSIDE, •
Pottsville.
F ;17--i:
•SePtembcr'lo
Pritits,rritits -.-
ELEGANT new style Fall Fruits. Jeit rat:siv
ed and for sale by
• L l' Q. ItENDEIL§CN•
ENI=SIZEIN
THE DE LA IV AR Ell . 00 IT N'rY
Insurance Company.
CAPITAL.AOTIIORISED LANV.•S2SO CCO .
• CHARTER PERPETUAL.
11VIIAKE both , - limited _and perpetual Insurances
rus on Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings, Stores
tletels.Mills,Barns, Stables, Merchandise, Furniture
and Property oleve ry description ,against lost el dam.
age by FIRE. • -
MARINE AND INLAND INSVRANCE.
The Delaware County Insurance company Will also
insure against lois on all kinds of marine risks and a
gainst the damage or losiu pon the transportation of'
gooda.Wares,andmercandist by water, or bfrailway.
upon terms no favourable as any: other institution.
For any furtherinformation onithe 'subject ofinsor
ante, eitheragainst Fire marine 'or inland risks. '
Apply to • HF.N RY G . ROBINSON • Agent.
July 15 34—tf ' At SchnlUcill Haven.
or WILLIAM B. PCYFTS,
. .
•At Orwigsburg.
'INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY - FIRE.
The Franklin Fire Insurance
Company of Philadelphia,
CAPITAL 3100,000. PAID IN
CIJARTEIt PERPrIVAL,
VONTINUE to make Insurance, pe►moment and
111 - 1
limited-on every description of property in town
and country on the usual favorable terms. Office
1631 Chenut Street near fifth Fireet,
CHARLES N. BANCKE,R, President-
DIRECTORS,
Charles N. Bankrer, Samuel Grant,
James Scott, Frederick Brown,
Thomas Hart, Jachb R. Smith,
Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. W. Richards,
Tabiay Wagner. Mo decal D. 'Lewis,
CHARLES G. HANCK ER, Sec%
' The Subscriber has been appointed agent for the
above mentioned institutior; and is now prepared to
make insurance, on every, description or property, at
the lowest rates.
ANDREW RUSSEL.
Pottsville, June 19, 1841. 25-1 y
• SMALL supply of the. Collier's Guide, or a
ra Transverse section of the Coal Region, on
which all the veins are delineated, together with the
pitch, dibtances evc. neatly nut up in Pocket Souk
term, just received and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
July 10 28—
French and German tan--
guages.
THE subscriber respectfully announces to 'the
public that he is prepared to give lessons in the
French and German languages. in classes or in
priyaie families. For tcrius.applv at Mr.:3IIIAI rt's
SI. re, Centre Street. E. F. RICHARDS
Jul IU 28-Iy.
Wetherill & . Brother,
• AT OLD STAND -
No. 65 NORTH FRONT STREET,
EAST SIDE,
NIMES DOORS ROM THE CORNER Of ARCH• S 1
PHILADELPHIA
lIIIINUFACTURERS OF
White Lead dry and i Calemel,
ground in Oil, $ Red Precipt,
Red Lead, White do
Littiarge. Vitriol Alb.
Chronic Yellow , Suip. Quinine
do Green Tart: Emetic
do Red Ether Sulph.
Patent Yellow do Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic
Copperas Luna reaustic
01. Vitriol Com. do
Aq. Fortis Acet,'Morphia
•
Muriatic Acid Sulph. do
Epsom-,Silts Lac.Sulphur . ,
Tert: -- Acid ,-, - , Opi.de Ntircot. '
Sup Carbl , Sod a -* Rermes Mineral ; -
Corros, Sub. Mere. Ethiops do. - ..
Refiners o fChamp hor,Sal Nitre,BrimstoneitorazAtc.
Offer forsale the abovernentionedarticlescogetherwith
a general' assortment of Paints. Drugs and Dye Stuffs,
and every other article in the Chemicaland Medicine
ine. _ ,
Beingmann fcturers of all the a rticlesennmeratcd un
dar the above head, they pledge themselves to supply
heir friends and the publicon the most reasonable
teams! \
Window and Picture Glass.from 68, to 4 38,
Oct 1 1837 . 98—
OFFICE OF THE
Philadelgicia & Bending
Ratty ROAD con:craws
FrllE - President and Managers of the Philadel.
phia - Sr. Reading Rail Road Company give no—
to the TRADE. that they have made arrangements
to Open their COAL RAILWAY from Pottsville
to :he river Delaware for the transportation of coal,
in all the month of November next.
Rates of Prete:and Tull on Coal.
From Port Carbon, Pottsville, Mount Carbon, or
Schuylkill Haven, the charges for Freight and Toll
on coal ( delivered in the Compsny's Curs on their
Railway) will be as follows
Per ton,
During the montlia.of December, Janua: •
ry.• and February. - $ 1,50
During' the months of March, April,
May, and June.
,1,75
During the months of July, August, Sep.
(ember, October, and November. 2,00-
Ac allowance of 20 cents per ton will, be made to
those who furnish their own ears.
From Port Clinton the cluirges will be 25 cents
per ton lea. than the above.
. By order of the Baird,
S. BRADFORD,
- Secretary 4. Tseasurer.
Philadelphia, August 14th 1841. 33- •
Valuable Coal Lands in Schuylkill
.
-- • • County, .
r onSALE; •
• . ,
~ 7H .* VALLEY FCRNACE LANDSP
'_ • - . - • -
- .
®a Tract full equal undivided ninth, part or share Of
‘-r a Trate of Laud ia Schuylkill county. designed.
"The" Valley" Furnace Lands," bounded bT Lands'
surieyed to Jacob o.,shy, Charles Shoemaker,
Francis Meniges, Matthias Kiely, James Dickin
son, John Swartz, Doctor George Glentworth. and
others, and containing in the whole Eight Thou.
sand one Hundred acres strict measure.
" THE ELTZER•TRAOT7 . .
One, full eqoatinadivided moiety of Three Tracts
of hind in Schuylkill township; Schuylkill county.
containing Three hundred and twenty _ tour. acre.-
thirtythree perches, and . one full equal undivided
eighth part of one Tract of Land in the.same Town
ship; containing Seventy acres and One hundred
and thirty tight perches: the • whale 'Four Tracts
containing .Three hundred and ninety five acres and
eleven pereheiroind designated‘i•TheSebierTract."
" "" THE EAOLE`HILL COAL TRACT. , ---,-
,
Seven Rizteenthe undivided part or, share di
Trite,. ofLand 7 in Schuylkill. Township. Schuylkill
county. designated " The . Eaglejlill Coal Tract.".
bounded by Lands 7 Of John reicii, Philip Fatist,
Daniel GratT,Conrad Eobb. and others, and tontat..
rung Three hundred ondsoventzen scum-) y, -
Apply to Herinan Cope agent for the euttiicribi . re,..
Or to either of the undersigned,• .- ;
....
... z
•.- . • 'JAMES , DUN DAS, - - • - , , • ...
-: - -, ' MORDICAI D. LEWIS,
SAMUEL W; JONES. • .. /Froideeo; :
. . ROBERT-L. PITFIELD, 1
'..I:IO)BERT tIOWEIX.:, :. r'; - :: .'
Phili-Septvinher 4 _. . • - : 16—'21no ..
nth SUPERIOR Beers Tongues, Jost receive
10 1-Y
-rood for sale Or T &J. lIVATTY> •
&ptenSbei 4, ISO . . • •
=
Collier's Guide.
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The _Phil4idelOtift
111
Reading 'Road.
RATES -OF . YREIGUT.
BLTWEEN READING AND POILADELTITIA; FeOa
, ' MAY 3rd, 1841.
• • Per 21;11 2000 1 b,
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, Gypsum acid
Bricks, • ( el 1,30 . da
Pig Iron, Bloomii, Timber, Marble.
Lime, Tar and Pitch, $ 1.50 do
Flour 20 cents per Barrel. • • •
Nails and Spikes. Bar andl
Rolled Iron, Hollowware,
- Grain, Salt. Bark,. Lunt- ). 81.75 do.
ber,Staves, Salt, Fish To. 1 • .
bacco, and Lead, ' J
Groceries, hardctir'are,
key, Ala and Beer; 00.1 .
Leather. Cotton, \ Stearn,
Engines, & Machinery,,
1. 82.-75 do,
Seeds. Butter. Lard, and ,
Tallow, Rags, Wend, Oy. I ' •
sters, Hides, Hemp, Ear
thenware and Glue, J
Dry Goods, Wines and For-1.
emu, Liquors,Drugs, and]
Medicines, Glass, Paper, I L 3.25 do
.•
and Queens-ware, '
Meat, Fish; and Confec- 1, •
tionary,
No storage will be charged for receiving or -de
livering_ freight, at any of the Depots on the line,
unless allowed to remain over ten days. •
No Freight received after g o'clock P. M. can be
forwarded by the-morning Train on the next day.
No Freight received after 5 o'clock P. M. can be
unloaded on the same dap. . • •
" DAYS OF STARTING OF FIZEIGII;Y TRAINS.
From Reading, on Thesdays and Fridays, at
6 o'clock A. M.
From Philadelphia, on Wedneidays and Satur
days, nt 6 o'clock A. M.
G. A. NICOLLS.
Superintendant Transpt. P. & Read. R. R
Reading, May 8, 1841, • 19—
.
Keith's Demonstrations
n F the truth of Christianity. Just received rani
IL. for &ate by . B. BA.NNAN.
June 19 25
Jersey Haling,
- MERSEY & Western Hams,
Shoulders & Sides.
Smoked Beef,
No. I Salmon,
Burlington & Digby Herring, .
No. Mockers!, Mess Shad.
For sale by
E. Q. du A. HENDERSON.
Lard!! Lard!!!
TUBS prime Lard, received on Consignrne
— mand forrale cheap, by the Tub or quantity.
SAMUEL HARIZ.
March 13,
NEW GOODS.
fINHE subscriber Las returned from Philadelphia
- 11 .- again with his second - stock of Goods for the
season, which embraces a large and fashionable as.
sortment of choice
Blue, Black and Invieible Green Cloths
Satlinets and Cassimeres, -
Summer Cloths. !Brigs, .ko.,
Sullins and veqings of unions kinds.
Compriatng a general aseorttnent of
. Dry Goods, •
all of which wtll be sold at the lowest cash pr cc.
or made up in the most fashionable manner at the
shortest notice. My prices I believe to be lower than
the Gooas can be purchased elsewhere. Call and
see, and judge for yourselves.
JAMES McALARNEY.
Pottsville, July 3. 1841.
Resumption of Business.
NEW. DRUG STORE. .
Subectiber returnPhiti gratefnl acknowl
edgements to the citizens 'of Pottsville and
'others, who stepped forward to his assistance after
the lose of his property by fire in December last,
and would also acquaint them and the public gen
erally, that he has again commenced -the Drug
Business in the house formerly occupied by Charles
W. Clemins, in Centre Street, in the borough or
Pottsville,where may always be had a genesal as
sortment of
Drugs, • I Medicines,
raintS rills,
,
Glass, 1 1 - . Dye Stulß,
And every other article in The above line, Which he
is disposed to 'sell on very low and accommodating
terms.
N. 13. U Physicians prescriptions carefully put
up at tho shortest notice.
WM. T. EPTING.
Mas 30,1838
New Boot and shoe More
TARE embscriber respectfully informs the citizens
of Pottsville that he has oproed a new Hoot &
Shoe Store, in Centre Street, opposite W. T. Ep
ting's Drug Store: -ITe'las just received from Phil
adelphia a large supply ofevety description of Boots,
broogany, shoes, among which are Ihefollowieg
Gen'te. Stitched Boots,
do Pegged do
do T. Shoes,
do Nullifiers, do
do Quarter do
do Pti in pi, •
do• Brougans,
Wr men's Roan R. R. Slippers, • "
do I Lasting Welt -do
do Colored-Kid do •
do , Black to Go • • •
do do do Springs,
• do French Morocco do
' do do - Leather do • -
Misses Lasting Slippers.
do . Colored do -
do - Kid do
• -do French Morocco do - • •
do Lagting welt springs, ,
do Kid do do' -. • •
do Call, do do
• Youth's Leather Boots,
Children and Boys do •
• Youth's Brougans sod welt Boots;
Children's red morocco lace do , •
do Colored Ankleties. ;. • - •
Having , engaged the services of skilful workmen,
he is enabled to manufacture every variety of laystit,
shims, end brogans, according to' the latest style,
and on modere,tc terms:: Repining done at the:
shortest notice, and at the most reasonable prices. •
RICHARD D. SHOENER.
June 12 24
Pascal. Iran Works Ware-
_ - house.
.3277 South Third Street.S.W. cornet Watzu
- -PUILADELPRIA---
- .
alorris 3 rasker S
140N, - ;Founders, 'arid . Magiiiifactuiers . of
'Grates; Fut:name% Kjtchen Raneesi' Batknoil ,
'ars, . Perpetual:Ovens, ko. Weld ed Wrought Iron
Tubes, for Steam , Gas, Hot Water, Sm.
Das*7sSafety Lamps
- of the. beit , Constrvition.
.Patterns for the Foundrk reteiveciond castings
delivered at the Warehouse. Third & Walnut 'St.
Philadelphia.
September. 26.:1838. - - • 75-ti '
_Davy's- Safety-- Lainps, - -
. . .
Aig•bixtedr.,tradieli,indntotit aPprored kind
ILR also mikes new :gauges :to old lampeiend other
epairs- done: et the subscriber's Clock and WatOb
Maker Shop, in Centre 'street, Pottsville: A
June 1 22-tf JOSEPH COATSWORTIV
EM:MM
/saai ThinnOidii
OPPOSITIp.N DAILY- LINE
of New Four Iforse Troy Ludt Coaches from
PIIILADELPHIA - TO TOITSVILLE.
. ,
via Reading Railroad. leavei Philadelphia,
at St o'cloik,A.A.arnves it Pottsville at 4 !Meek',
P. M.: leaves Pottsville, daily, at ba o'clock, A. M.,
arrives at Philadelphia at 61 o'clock - P. M. '
Pamengars by•this line will arrive at Pottsville
irte to take Stage for Shimokin, Sonbury,
Northumberland, Danville and Cattawissa„ and can
depend'on - niectieg - with sober and careful drive vi;;
New Troy Coaches,s.nd 'gehtle horses, and accom
modating Agehts. Racing not permitted.
The Proprietors are thankful for. past favors,• and
merit a continuance of the'same by their 'aisiduous
attention for the accommodation-cind safety of the
travelling public. •
This Line of Stages has positively no *cotnacttorr
with any other line on said road.
For seats apply to JAMES DIXON, at the Nes,
chant* Hotel, FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, and
JOHN DUNGAN'S, at the PennaVrania Farmer,
THIRD Street, near Callowhili, Reoding at
HERR'S Hotel, 'Pottstate at M. MORTIMER'S
Pottroille Hotel, and BRIGHI"S Mount Coition
House, which are the only oflice.r. ,
Fare. from Philadelphia to Pcttaville. in , , -
No. I Car, *.
$475
• No. 2 Car, . ' 425
• • ISAAC THOMPSON,( •-
MICHAEL MORTIMER, Proprietors. ,
' F. F. BENSAM AN 4-. CO. ,
N. B.—Persons desiring to travel in this Line
should inquire for Thompson 15.. Co's Opposition
Line and see that their receipts were so printed.
\):' I '1i0)1 T '.S';'SNIISA - ')I- - 611
1 •" 7 .11.0RK,,k10V NIP.,:i
An unparolled remedy for common Culds,Voughs
, .
A s thma, inflitenzo, Whooping Cough, 'Bran
chilis,and all diseases of the Breast and Lungs,
tending to Consumption ; composed of the con
centrated virtues-of Horehound, Bonnet, Blood
Root, Liverwort and several other vegetable sub
stances. Pri pared only_ by J. M. WINSLOW
Rochester, N. Y. •
TtiE innocence and universally-Wanttea pectoral.vir
tars orthe tlrrbs from which the BALSAM OF
HOREHOUND 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 speedy, mild and certain
emedy, noW in use, for the com,laints above Crlell.
oned.
Mr. Wins'ow—Sir: Having derived the most aston
ishing benefit, by the use of your "• Balsam of Hore—
hound." I am anxii.uti in some way. to aid in extending
its benefi sto 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 fire rm - ntles. during which time 1 used every thing
almost. recommended in similar cases. but found little
or no relief. Having given up my business entirely and
by theadvise of Physicians made preparation Ri go South
as soon as practicable. 1 was advised to make trial of
the above truly valuable Medicine. and.to my great stir
prise, found almost instant relief, and by using only four
bottles was entirely restored to health.
S ; MUEL 0. ROGERS, Cooper, Frankfort.
May 15. 1840. •
Price 50 cents per bottle.
For sale by CLE3IENS & PARvIN, and Wsi. T. Errlso,
Pottsville, Pa. and by the Druggists in the country gen
erally.
•August 28
BECITTIDR'S
PULMONARY PRESERVATIVE If'
- utoß Coughs, Colds, Influenzas, Asthma, Catart4°
Diseases of the Breast and Lungs, and arrest el 4-
preaching Consumption.
The above medicine has proved itself one of the most
efficati , mts ever employed in the above affections. It
is well known by thousands, but, io order to Make it
more generally known. the proprietor thinks it necessa
ry to publish the following proofs which constitute but
a small portion of the testimony that might be atlduced
in proof o'{efficacy.
its
Throughoat Germany it is used and employed more
than any othel preparation for Colds. dc.. and there so
well known for its efficacy, that they call it the LIFE
• PRESERVER"
Price 50 cents a bottle, ( half pint I ' 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 yott topub—
lish this.) that after' having tried by the recominendation
of my friends, almost everykind of medicine for soughs,
colds. &c.. I never found relief until lately having used
Dr. Bechter's Pulmonary Preservative, recommended
to me by your agent in thts place. and which Cured' me
of a violent cough, spitting' of blood. pain in thy breast,
and shortness of breath, with all of which I have •been
milted for two years past. lam now however enjoying
as good health as ever,and owe my recovery t. the above:
valuable medicine.
Translation from a communication in Ge t
•
I'ITTsIwrG, June 2Gt
DR. LEICY. at Philadelphia. i I
Respected Sir :- 1 was much pleased afterlmy arrival
in this country. to find that Dr. Bechter's valuable prep
aration. so long successlbily used_in trianr parts of
Germany. is no or prepared by you. I have 'assn 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. bave been
restored to good health by ,it. I know idle e one case
was beyond the hopes of ever recovering. a d wee for
years helpless, and confined to bed withou.being able
t..,
to sit up, but was raised by the wonderful e eats of Dr.
Bechter's Pulmonary Preservative, and lo tr cured as
to he able to ride and, walk about. .A gre t manybr
standes have been cured in the varic.ns Pu monarr or.
fections,and I mygelf have received great enefit• from
it, both here and in my own native counir . I hope it
may be as successful in this country ash has been in
Germany. When properly known no fa ily will be
crithouttr.
' Youre,Signed,
SIGMUND SCllAufikE.
S. I get it in tlxisplace of your Agent. ,-
—• '
Trenton. N. J.. October J2tb, 4 1839. •
ERIEND LEIDY :--Thee will he much au prised at toy
communication. when I inform tbee of mt_ perfect re
.•
covery, after having used six bottles of t y medicine.
Thee knows how miserable and distressed .1 ~ was.
Pale, and sickly, without ,appetite, full of pain, with
much cough, and oppression in my chest,rattling.ia my
throat kc . Jam now enjoying good healt h, tied :hough
6u years of age; feel young in spirits, and must attribute
m y, good health to , the good. Effects of thy Pulmonary
m
Peroative. -Thy friend i and well wisher. ..:
.. ... :•.
Signed. : .REBECCAi EMLEN. '
Eitract of a letter from the Rev. Israel Hopkins of
do your iv:Coniinandation.l made-use o Dr:Heckler's
Pulmonary_ Presertntive." and although I. ried all.other
remedies for my
, cough, 1 never found reJi fexceot from
tlMholitiii medicine: I have been Mach enefited'6Yll,
and have recommended it to many
.oth is, who have
suffered with pains in their breasts, coil hing. 'spitting
of blood. difficulty. of breathing colds, i flue' alt, 6tc.,
an .i . all have been speedily co red thereby.! —,.--- .-..;
-.Numerous other--certificates and Met llllEWirtions,
accompany i directions.. .. ". •L': - .. - .F.:''''.
PRICE.SO CENTS A BOTTLE (half p int . ''—''• -
The above is prepared and sold, WH LF.,SAI.E aid
RETAIL; at DIL LEIDY'S ;HEALTH EMPORIUM.
No.' 191 NORTH SECOND street, beta VINE street.
and', also at WILLIAM T. EPTING S-• Drag moral;
Pottaville. Schuylkill County.
July 10 1841 ' 1
'BOOiS and She
, .rirdies Nine Buskins,
do Leather, do.
dt French, Ties.
do Grecian, do. -
.do Slippers. -
do Boots, Morrocco and Len
Gentlemen's ‘Vaier Proof Duets
40, COa f 11Cci do
do , Shoes, coarse and
1 6bildren's Shoes of every sise'
just: received ..from New .-Y o rk,. an
ion-. by ~ T. at,
Nov. 28,, -
London
FO R sale by
A. u
ENDESSOIf.
.14„ 29 `,
~ . H
,
. Mouslane e lianes.,<,- , s,
AV. FEW..pauerns ',elegant. Minodina de , I L An
-I!dediunt' and low.prieed do. do. for male Sy.
E. Q. 4 A. HENDERSON;
August 21 ' • 34-e.
ANOTHER FACT.
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