MEM
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Vsnm the Boatott.PßlO
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liecuteal. •••
:tionibli • illftiow r'•*
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Thereji-aihingstot follow. me
-1' Tiiniugh sunwhinii and elunt4b slain
&thing orgkonislid - orge r ii
Thit bids ebnceninienr fade:
Through yearn of it With CM
-'Qpoa niy.beart nein!!!
- pniener %intr . part:— - .
call • •
I've gasedit beauty's beaming eye-.•
; mis'd revel, wild and high—
nk!
'• Its taunting la was there!. •
•'no locked myself to solitude— •-•
• -*Mid varied crowds I've sped..—
-Invaise—that tluilling sound plumed*
• -The echo of its tread!. •
•
In 'flightier dark: unholy thought.
!'ve questioned fate:.
-And When' , detpuir the , answer brough!„
• fn madness; dared its hate! .
With deadered pulre I feel (repairs. '
Each hope 'I fondly nursed: •
Men view.Mo as the es o to of Arm*
~.,,I.wandct the secureed! ._ • - • •
Cold, drops sue vier on my brow,
' UNSP:KN.-4 dread its clasp
Quick! let me fly r 'tie with me now.-
In in its grasp •
Ah Lhow d'ye do—lone 'l)..B—a writ r
•• Yes, sir—that's ju at the fact." ,
Enough--I'll take the benefit . .
Of the /NOLVENT Act'!"
. On 'the Portrait . of
,a Lady.
- '• " TAKEN DT TUC DAGUERROTTPS. ' 4 .
. _
Yes, there Ere her features! her brow. and her hair.
And her eyes, with a look so seraphic, .
Her nose, and her mouth, or.ok a smile that it there
Truly caught by the Art Photographic! •
Yet why shouldshe borrowsach aid ofthe skies,;
When, by many a bosom's confession,
Her own lovely face, and the light of her eyes, `
Are sufficient tO"MAKS API IMPRESSION?
"014IP.PING18.
s r An old !lady who had numbered bet ninetieth
year;- sae asked by a sprightly miss in her teens,
'in what period of life ladies lost all relish for g a l.
tenni. ~To which the ancient matron; with, a
signi6iiint look, replied, ..lodeed,.my 'child, you
musk puk . the question to some one older than
ani. ll,
Whp is.a penman like a ebeteberinaid I Be
cause he oats an and takes aff sheets. -
• Austianrrias.—To make your servant tell lies
for you and afterwardcbo. angry because they tell
lies fat themselves.
.As some bodierare able to bear brat and others
cold—hot those are the strongest which are equal
ly Gt to ;flaunt . either} ),ou , the - vigor and firmness
of those Minds are-greatest, which are neither ela
ted by firoiperity nor broken down• by adversity.
Niasarcr.—To go home et eleven o'clock-,et
night—to find the door bolted—to creep in through
the cellar-window—to hark' yotir shins over an
old barrti-;-your wife abecontle&—a cold room—
no wood—end the tooth ache—yes 1 very !
I bete birds of all kinds," said Seedy to Oats,
the othedday.
I
WhyJ asked OatsComprisrionalely.
' because,' said Seedy • I sm always afraid they
will present their bills 1'
A tear trickled dOwn'the mug prOsts.
A Couartat Setioar..». Bible dictionary class
come up!' said our schoolmaster.
W,ho'voas Lot's wifir '
.1-• The pillow of salt, wol Moses laid his head on
When he went up to Mount Sines to offe.r his son
Isaac up cos he 64 no sheep but himself, to do
6-What is said about Jonah 1 '
'leash swallowed up a whale, and was womit.
ad up the third day with a passel of gourd seed,
Which he gave to, the Queen of Sheba fur mendira!
his trowsers. which he bust in strainin` toget out
of the lion's den, where Diniel. hl been entice
pulses and Pease's candy.
About that time we mizaled.
A .su.all boy heard te : Preacher preach a sermon
from the words • Ye ;must be born again,'_ which
"as frequently repeated during. the discourse.
The little hearer paid strict attention to all that
''Oral said. and particularly to the text. After he
'returned home, he became melancholy, arid was
found weeping bitterly. His father tenderly en
qUirtel the cause of his distress. The boy told
~ him the preacher had said Ye must be borne a
gain!'' • Well my son,' replied the father, 'why
do you cry about that?' 0, sir,' says the boy,
I'm so afraid that next time I'll-be a go!.!' .
aDid you ever prevent yotir act io the defend
anti' enquired a lawyer of a client. .1 didotour
honor.' And what did he say 1 , • lie told me
to go to the devil.' • And what did you do then 7'
Why .tnen 'came to you:
Labor to purify thy thoughts;
_if thy thoughts
ire not vicious, neither will thq actions - be so.
Gm) has made the whole earth vocal with sweet
sounds; the untravelled forest echoes the notes of
the wild bird, and thehabitations of men are made
glad by the long of the feathereJ minstrel ; but
boys all, the human voice, that Combiner; the high
est charm of sweet Bound with the inspit6tion of
thought; is given for no'ordinary purpose of earth-
Iy
.its whiaperof 'affection, how grate-
In its expression of religious devotion, how
exalted'! -For its solace in trouble, how dear!
For its , participation in joy; how. unspeakable!
WOMAl. ol %lncEttifoLNE9seoncerning
ini4lo we come to more false conclusions end make
ma false steps titan concerning cheerfulness.
Ahl t how many of tiiese affectionate creatures are
there; who pine unknown, despond smiling,' and
wither jesting; who, with bright, jesting:eyes. 'lice
into a comer, as if behind a fan. that 'they may
that right gladly break out into the tears that op-
Preaused them ; who pay' for"the day of smiles by a
tiight'k teirs,=--just as an uoueually transparent,
clear and mastless day surely foretells rain.—Jean
-Patel Riehler..
e History takes. strong notes of one name here
Ind there; : alai all the rest are obscure or lost in
pblivion.”—rWalional gazelle.
, There is never a one, in dangerous times.
Who wins the race of glory, but than him
A thousand. Men more gloriously endowed '
Have fallen upon the course ; a tbousamfothers
~:Have had their fortune., foundered by a chance. /
While lighter Barks push'd put thew - to-whom thid
A smaller tally of the singular few
Who, gifted with predominating powers,
- Bear yet a temperate will anitkeep the peace, ,
The world karma nothing °fits greatest men !
H. Taylor's Philip. Van Arlevelde.
: ,
' ,CLIARKTUR Or Guinea Ili. RTAIi. TUTOR
//quit War.nonars.--.. His religion was free from
all hypocrisy, but not of! the meet charitable sort ' ,
being rather.too attentive to thO Rini of his neigh
bor! If e,seblom did wrong but token he mistook
wrong far right r hut this 'Otis happened, and it
wasdifficult to undereive hint, because he Was in
dolent and had strong piejudices.7.
Bwerrarstrr.-=Thereiir sentiment in all wo
min. end sentiment givelideliesey to thought and
(let to manner. But sentiment with men is gen.
trolly acquired, 'in
..frapnng of the intellectual
quality, not, as with the.other sex, of It:04110W
"-pitioafrrioa.+The conscience is the most else.
Jia tßittOiatti. this . World. , Today you , ettnUOl
stretch iCoreia mole bill;to•moirow iy hides'a
• •
monwein.
-
Licit.-- Life is • sleep in which we dream most
ai the enotateneemetit end the clo--theiiitddle
put obsoitui too.mqeb for dreams.
,
u I thank tiodfor the light of Revelation Which
sits my . poor Reason to 'rest in manyrthings that
lay,beyorld the math of its diseovery:"—Locke.
t j.Osticioure is Ilia exaggerat4ofil what oast
geteri.sic."-4 W. •
•
,
'
JAMES CAMPBELL, '
xrujitNEY AT LAW+
t• , 416.
I-1 AS rimiived his Office', to-the it - lath Mar
ket street, a, :do . ars abo 4314
. IFeb. 29:
MEDICINESt METIECINI.Sti -
DR. Wm. Evau`s celebrated Cainomile•Pilts
do Soothing Syrup for childrim.;
Baron Von Itutatteler's. Herb Fills; -
Doct. f s `oadie's Ferqe
Doct. William Eva is Fever Bt.Agne Pill
Doct. Hunt's. frown . Pills. -
For Dyspeptic Per ni Hunt's Botanic Pills
are said tu be Superi rto nuy Medicine ever yet
acted to the, u
-
A fresh simply of the above Medicines, just
received and for sale at the Drug Stote of
Dec II 511— JOIIN S. C.:MARTIN.
.113727.1,633,3"0
isiezAs vEGtriduLE PlIAR t ° "!
I
Of the North American College of Health. As
appears by the following circumstance*, ate
fast superseding the use of
. 0a other tills ae a
t,
tanvanie,llEMEDY, for the ziait/ication of the
blood, and as a consequence, the eradication of
DISEASE from the HUMAN SYSTE.V.
, - -- • y
THOMAS ifz. I JAMES BEATTY,
AVING been dilly appointted County Agent
suLfor the sale, in-large or small cluantitica t . of
the_ named article, suggert the following ea
strong presumptive proof, that the claim of:this
medicire to public confidence, is' founded on un
questionable accl we believe, unquestionable au
thority.
Letter from Hr. Camfield, Travelling Agent
for the United States.
Messrs. T. & J. BEATTY.
I her ewith_ enclose for your service in the
way of advertising, the notice.of Stichier he Mc-
Knight; successors to Kelm & Stichter. Read:
log, who ore agents for Brandreth Pills, and
perhaps fur others. You wilt perceive the form
1 1 1
of their language, under these circumstances,
an my business is to "apprise you of the testimo
n which the genlemcn to whom they refer
have already given,—four of them'prior to the in
rerence, and one, , Mr. G.. 11. Miller, since the
reference. but, without being informed of it by
ine 2 or'innny:manner alluding to it.
STICUTAR &Itl'Ksionv, Os BUCC.ESSON to KCIIII
& Stichter, Reading.) having been duly appoint
-ad county agents for the excellent and superior
medicine above named, are now prepared to sup.
ply the demands of former agencies, and wil
be gratified by the appointment and supply to
new, ones, on the usual liberal terms.
"For the character of these pills. We refer
with confidence, but without asked consent, to
the following named gentlemen, who have sold
them long enough to know their true value in
-comparison with any others now in market.—
Their relative location gives every facility to the
inquirer who desires to obtain, either for sale
or use, a first rate article." . .
iTo take them in consecutive order, then Mr.
Id. %V. Porter, P. M., Maiden Creek, Jan, 26.
took of on commission, 6 doz. Since that
time. he purchased of K. & S: Reading 6 dozen,
and on the 4th inst. took 6 dozen of me, stating'
that he never had a medicine which brought
back so good' a report, nor oho which had so
ready a sale. As he is Post Master, any person
can easily
.and cheaply' ascertain whe her my
veracity can be impeached and at the same time
learn what other pills, he sensor -has sold.
Mr. G. li. Miller, late of Brickensville, had
requested me to appoint him an agent for Worn.
elsdorf, because he well knew ilia value of the
article; April 20th he took of ma 4 dozes, and on
tho 24th inst. ho bad sold 26 boxes, it being in
Wometsdorl; a new article, and bought 2 dozen
more. _
This statement, it. similar to theleregoing.
To Mr. M'Kihty, one ; _dozen wero sent at a
venture, perhaps in December. Jan. 25, 1 left
him 2 dozen on commission, aad on the 11th lust.
he paid me fur 7 dozen, stating, as do the others,
that nu tnedieiro with which he is acquainted
hay as good a name'. end so ready a sale.
Peter Kline, Post Master, has sold to a man
who has the while swelling, probably near 60,
whom 1 seen, and who states, that no other rem..
edy heti rendered him any service. but that this
has, and now that he is persuaded to persevere, I
am fulfil persuaded he will entirely recover.
Samuel Heckler.APost Master, sells the other
pine but states, that he finds 4 of these equal to
80. ' 9 of them—that tho' ho had these lees than
4 - mnnths,and thenthers several yeets, of these
he now - sells abo7 10 bozSs where he haS a cull
for one of the ut er sort. He mentioned a wom.
li
an whir has ring several years suffered by the
rheumnt kem, od though other remedies had been
invoked; she as not hand any benefit, save in
the nse of _these pills.
I would add much,genenal and particular in-
formation, but shall defer to a more convenient
opportunity an exposition which muat be interest
ing to all who are liable to diseases. To the bit
:airless in hand, the reference, have paid the at
tention it seems to merit, and I Otis leave lt with
the eernest desire that it may be read with can
dorEand prixluce the effect to which truth is al.
Ways entitled.. Respectfully,
R. CMIFIELD,
Travelling-Agt. United States.
Pottsville, May 29 :22—t1
The following named gentlemen•compose the
of agents for this county Xn4 vicinity, so far
as they are at present received.. Other names
will be added as agents shall be appointed.
T. & J. Burry, Pottsville,
Daniel Saylor.Schlylkill Haven,
Culeb Wheeler, Pinegrove,
John Sdider, P. M. Friedensburg,
G, Matz, Port Clintomi
B. K. Miller, McKeansburg, •
Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua i •
F. Drey & Co: Tuscarora,
•
SaMuel Boyer, Middle Port,
Seidel &'Co. Hamburg,
J. Wiest, Klingerstown,
Aaron Matthews. P. M. Lower Mahantango
Jacoh Kauffman,Upper do
Kauffman , l do do
F. Hamer, P. M. Millirsburg, (Bethel P. 0.)
S. &Mild, Gratztown.l
Principal Office. 166 Race st. Philadelphia
WILLIAM WRIGHT,
• ; , Vice Pres% N. A. Col. Health.
FRENII GARDEN , SEEDS.
riPHE following seeds warranted fresh, are of.
fered fOr' sale at reduced prices by the sub.
scriber.
Globe Artichoke
Asparagus White Solid Celery
Broad Windsor Beans Red do do
Early Six Week.' du - 6ciiii — Siltre •
Early Valentine do Sweet or Sugar Corn
White Duich Pole'do ' Curled Cress
Horticultural " do Early Frame Cucumber
Lima ' " do Long Pickling do
Early Turnip Beet Egg Plant ' .
Long Blood do Curled Endive
Sugar do Leek
Borecole . ' Early Curled Lettuce
Broccoli . • Early Cabbage do
Brussels, Royal Cabbage do
Early York Cabbage • India Head do .
Early Sugar Loaf do . Melons
Large York. do Nasturtium '•
Green Curled Savoy do Okra or Gombo
Large Drumhead do Silver Skin Onion
Flat Dutch do .Yellow Strasburg do
Red Pickling do Annual Red do
Early Horn Carrot Curled 'Parsley
Sugar Parsnip - Mignionette
Extra Early Peas Sage .
Early Frame do Summer Savory •
Bishops Haar!" Prolific do Sweet MarjOretri
Early Charlton Peas Thyme '
Dwarf Blue Imperial do Canary Seed
Dwarf Maui:mkt do White Clover Seed
Large do: do Red do do
Bell Peppery FloWer Seeds, assorted.-
Mammoth Purnpkin Whiff) Onion Setts
,Field rkt • Yellow do do
Carty Leng Scarlet Radish' Early Salaion Radish
IWirit Red Turnip' do
Sumtriei White do • Black' Winter do
Alrobarti Salsafy • ••
Sea-Kele . - Savriy Spinach •
Early Bush Sqoash Tomato:l
White Fiat Turnip Red Toppi Turnip
Dale's Hybrid do Ruts B iga do,
TAl'so, a few, of • Fox'a Early: Seedling Potatoes.
This potato° boils dry. when gage young-:-is ve
ry early, and an abundant bearer,
... All . kinds of Prase Seeds o procured by the
.onatitity,at•the shortest notice;',. Also Agricultu
ral I iiiplements.
11' Asia'sragua Root 3 ; years old, °brained to
older; B.:BANNNIC
-
• :lyis !wean!. OrrVia: 9.144/ ITI .
atexa ,
PR , e9n4rairri9N sad laatut. fitittloiss,;
ArTutis, Banscutirs,„ atone irilcsnr,i4ren,-
ieViIOOIISG: COUGII' i 4144; OR WMALlillk tF -11/C.
?dictionary Orgkns.„ r- ; .
111
Ell,loVniTit../1 ROWE%
6:lE, — Antilii
was attached, with thildisessain the fall of I
invaliding (from a violent. cold.whichi settled up,..
on hcr' lungs. Various remedies were retorted
to--the most skilful phYSicians were consulted—
yetsteir t y step that fearful disease, ceasurriptiett
began to prey upon her. She became subject to
Violent, fits of colleting, espcetorated large quell;
titles of matter and was evidently sinking very
last.: In this distressing sitnation,Aftor all, the
various remedies had been tried in' vain, :and
When naught but the grave seemed td afford her
any proepect of relief, the invaluable I ,llatsairrii.-
*red her,to health; and tow:: in the place of
that emaciated form, withering to'Alciaiy, she is
mingling in society, in better health and spirits
then she hoe enjoyed for years. irr Sic descrip
tion of this interesting case in Dr.' Wistat's Tre
atise on Consumption.
• Diaipterested Ttatimony.— Having witnessed
the surprising efficacy of Dr. %Vista's, prepare.
iron of .WildlCherry, l in the case of 31 i x. Austin.
I cheerfully recommend it as a valuable remedy,
and aeknovrledged_his statement trail and ear.
'rem. , .1.. H. WALT egs, M. D.
. .
New York, April 12, 1841. , 1 •
A Surpririug , Cure—Mrs. Martha! Wilson, a
poor but highly respectable member orthe Meth.
odist church, was also afflicted wittiConsump
tion in its worst forms, and considered past re.
covery by all her frien6. Abotile of this,Bal.
,
-sal was presented to her, which relieved her iui
mediately.:,This eircninstanee! being made
known to the members of the church, they pur
chased several bottles for her, which relieved her
entirely. The same society haVe !purchased
over forty bottles, for persons in indiligent cit.-
cumstances,'ondtpositively assert it hag nut been
used in "a single instance whet° it hO s ztot given
surprising relief. • ' —II. •
03' Wc, the undersigned.members of the'Der
bin Benevolent Society of the Methodist church,
having examined the above statement of I!re.
Wilson's case, hereby certify it is in all respects,
true,end earnestly recommend Dr., i Wistar's
rededy'to all whet are afflicted. , I
GEORGE MILLER, • %KY GAJIDITE_I•
Tllo3lAti Coo ins, ELIZABETH JAEOII9. '
Liver Complaint.—Mrs. Eliza Thompson wie
' afflicted with thiscomplaint for ueerlg five years,
during which time she was ender th&mosi Skil.
fol physicians—had tried Mercury, Botanic, and
Ilemecepathie remedies, and every thing that af.
bored her any hopes of relief. She', had dull,
wandering pains in the side, sometimes in the
shoulder and small of the back, a hacking cough,
frequent pains in the breast, iind.hasi been Imo.
ble to sleep on the right side for three rears. By
the use of t h is Balsam, she was cured in a few
weeks, and remains well to this day. •
• ELIZA THOMPSON.
Roxborough, September 12,1841.
Dear Sir—Please send me two bottles more of
youi Balsam of Wild Cherry; like that yotveent
me before. .I have taken nearly ell of the first,
and confidently believe this medicine wilt cure
me. I have used a great many remedies within
the last year, but have never found any thing that
has relieved, me so mech. It has stopped my
cough entireiy..ehecked my night sweats, and I
sleep better nt night and feel betttir- in every way
than I have fm many months. I I
. Youst; respectfully, J' sits KELLY.
Holmesburg, September 12. 1841.
,Friend Wistar-1 must again trouble thee to
send ME two bottles more of thy invitluable Bal
sam. I have now taken three bottles' in all, and
can- assure thee that it has done, me more
good than all the medicine I have ever taken be.
forj. Send ice by the stage as seem es possible,
an
_oblige thy friend. limit thizzowxv.!
. Bristol, Septeniberl 8, 18411
Dear Doelot,-1 - Ithing so m any! people 141 k
about the wonderful 'cures yourAstir,' of Wilk_
ki i
Cherry has made in Consumptio , I sent to one
of your Agents the-other day f r a bottle, and
have found it to relieve me so =tell, that I want
three bottles more sect soon, as I believe it will
cure me too. ' I have used a great many balsams
ofdifibrent kinds have tried Javne a Expects
rant and other m edicines besides, but nothing has
ever done me as much good as yours has. Sedd
by the steamboat 13Jlivar. Yolirs truly,
WILLIAM THOMAS.
PAINS IN 'THE BREAST, DEBILTTE, I WEAKNESS AND
Cotron.—The Rev. Dr. Dunlap has addressed us
a letter in which he says two oh hitil daughters
had suffered severely with an obstinate Cough
frequent pants in the breast, &c , anti appeared
to bo going into . a rapid decline. By, the use of
• a few_bottlessotihis medicine the have entirely
recovered and now enjoy ezcellen henith.
Asthma Cured.—Mr. Jacob Snyder has au
thorized us to say that ho was afflicted with this
annoying complaint for several years and had
tried every thing in vain. He Was subject to
constant wheezing, a troublesome Congh, Spit.
Ling of Phlegm, Pain in the Chest,end sometimes
in the region of the Heart, and nothing else ever
gave him relief.
Ckronie Cough.—Mr. Isaac R i ng ers was alsO
afflicted with an obstinate - Copan , originating
from •ii disease Of the Lungs and Chest, end never
found any thing to give him relief but this Bal
sam.
In every -section of tho country will find this
medicine•an important and valuable-addition ,to
their sloth, and shnuld ' I . '
ALWAYS KEEP JT ON HAND,
As it is not in our -power to• place, it within the
reach of all those afflicted, and T here are doubt.
less ;" thousand suffering who WOW resort to it
for relief if they could obtain tt conveniently.
fl:r Re partteular when you *chase, to ask
for Da. WISTAR'S BALSAM •OP WILD CHERRY, 80
there is an article called the "Sinop OF .WILD
Comm," advertised, which is en irely a differ.
eat medicine.) "
NATURE'S OWN PRESCR
A purely vegetable and highly
pound pteparalion of the Prunus
Wad Cherry Bark "--ipprovea
of Pharmacy, jecommended by the
ulty. and imiversally acknowled
valuable. Funny Medicine' evecr
No Quackery: 114. - Decil
Cauliflower
The physician may ot his - kill in many
diseases—.-the quack may puff his wonderful
cures, but of all the remedies everidiscovcred for
diseases of the, pulmonary organs, t is universal.
ly admitted nothing hag ever Incivd as success
ful as .that unrivalled theilicine Dr. Wietar's
Balsam of Mid Cherry, ' whic h i has efibeted
some of the most astonishing cures everrecorded
in the history of medicine.;
Such
Such indeed are the ardenishin healing and
'restorative properties of this tale ns, that: even
in the adianced stages of consumption ; and in
Liver Complalnle, diseases) which hatie bhffied
the
.skill of 11to most distinguished physicians,
when patients have suffered with: the most des
ttessing coulkirreat difficulty in br i palhing,night
swears, bleeding of the lungs, toe. after the most
.esteemed remedies of our.Biarmiecepias have
failed, this - invaluable remedy has tint only given
surprising relief but steamily effected cores, after
all hopes of a recovery had been entirely de.
apaired of.
Besides its surprising efficacy 1; these feimi.
dable complaints, it has proved a ery sok/kir:
remedy . for diseases of children, such es Croup.
Whkeinng Cough. Ste; and in t bOse disorders
that prevail so extensively throughout the winter
season, such UUCoughe, Colds, 'Pleurisy;
enza, and Paine in the &emit, proceeding ,
,front.
neileued,Colde. it stands unrivalled.
Prepared, wholesale and 'Mail, bylVtrlrsn's
di Co., Chemiste, -No. 33. South #oortb' street,,
Philadelphia. price "0 1. 00 a boat .
kold in Pottsville by '
JOHN S. n, - t RTIN,
• Agent lot Selinyl ill county. •
• Druggists and dealers) stlied at the
wholesale Jenhary 1 • 1— •
•
INBERToN 'BOAIIIDENG
• ala- Froutt.F.s.—.tuateil is Chester
sylviisia,2B miles• N.. W. from Phila
stiles from the Reading Rail Road at
November 27. j.
Such in tint is the nature and simplicity of
this medictne, and 'so extraordinsry Mitre been
many of the, cures it has performed, that it has
already attained the highest reputation, and al
though scarce two years have Slapied since it
was first made public, we, can proudly say, its
fame bag spread in every direction, and It is rap.
idly acquiring a celebrity-uneTialled by any
medicine ever offered to public notice.
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
-;., .:
THE RS* , ' t TIYURNAL:
31,ENTZ #.1 1 "0. 116 -Tvl- --
(6'atOslers
,Gtai itept*,4s'.Z2n.)
I ** s **Ettatici P4loo.tersi
" -.810.'53 - Norto TlttitoStexm .
• ( Midi;
•
AN A TtD.,---We, theinalensigned, havinXidrokikl 9 l
the interest ofG. W hlea%, in the late firth of
Geo. W. Mentz & Son., and having associated our
selves under the final: of Mentz Rovoudt, inform
our - friends.. runt especially the': friends of the, into
firm, th:t it is=onr intent on to publish and keep a
constant supply of all the Books published by the
late firm: also, a general assortment of Nchoof and
Miscellaneous Books, ani assortment of Letter sad
Writing rapers, Blank arid_Account Books of all de
scriptious. with a general, assortment 'of Stationary.
'Having an extensive Bindery connected wick their
establishment, which. will enable them to furnish any
Under Blank Books, ruled and hound at the shortest
notice, any miscellaneous work can bo bound to
order. -
Country Cage, takexilexehange,at the fair market
for Good!. - WM. C. MENTZ.,
• • - WM. ROVOUDT.
Philapeldhia, Feb 19, 4 '• -. 8-2 mo.
•
In retiring from business as a Bookseller, in which
I have been liberally sustained for forty years. I
would return sn grateful thanks for the support stea
dily given me, especially to my German friends is
the country. Age and bodily infirmities have indu
ced me to withdraw, and I would respectfully rec
ommend my eon ( late partner) and Win. Rovoudt as
my successors, who will continue the business as
heretofore. hoping they may receive that patronage
so liberally bestowed on me.
Phila. Feb. l,i. GEO. W. AIENTE.
ATEW - GOODS.—JOSEPH WHITE
4 . 11 & SON have vu hand n large and general
assortment offresh and seasonable goods, which
will be sold cheap for Cash, or in exchange for
country produie.
Mt- Cehon, Oet. 31 st. I NO.
4
RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS
I
- NEW BRIX STORE.
7111ESUbsciiber returns hisgratefnlacknowl.
edgementa to the citizens of Pottsville and
others, who stepped forward to his assistancemf•
ter the loss of his property by fire in December
last, and woulcl also acquaint them and the 'pub.
lie generally, that he has again commenced
the Drug Duainessin the honse formerly occupied
by Charles W; Clemna i in Centre Street, in the
bofough of Pottsville.where may always be had
a - general assortment of
PRUGS,I MEDICINES,
TAINTS, PILLS.
GLASS, ;„- DYE STUFFS.
And-every other article in the above line, which
he is disposed to sell on very low and accommo
dating terms.,
N: B. (IX Physicians prescriptions carefully
at up at the shortest notice.
alas! 30,1:38
PATENT LIAD FLA I` & ROUND ROPE
AND GENERAL
^Line, Twine and Cordage Manufactory,
READING, PA.
IWATIONIAS JACKSON, begs leave to return bis
most sincere thanks to Captains and owners of
Boats, store keepers, his friends and the public gen
erally. Mr the very liberal patronage and many favors
he has received during a period of upwards of 12
years, whicn has elapsed since he commenced the
above business in Reading. and he would respectful
ly inform theme that after the destruction of his man
ufactory by the great freshet of January, 1811, he
built an entire n-w and mach more extensive Rope-
Walk, winch he has fitted rop . with new and improved
machinery of the best description, for the manufac
ture of Patent Laid Cordage, of every kind, fully e
qual le any in the United States. Ile has also added
to the above. an establishment for the manufacture of
all kinds of light cords. - Bed Ropes, halters, Wash
Lines, Twices, Chalk, Mason, and measuring lines, of
every variety.
T .1 would also respectfully inform -11 who may
be likely to want the article, that he manufac
tures Flat Ropes for raising weights up shafts and
incline planes by steam power. The Flat Rope is
very much used in the mines of Europe. and for the
purpose to which it is applied it has many and great
advantages over the common round rope or chain.
T. J. will ineure his Flat Ropes to be made of the
very best material, in the most careful and experien
ced manner, and by machinery . of the best and most
accurate principle. An extensive assortment ofcods
of ltalian, Manilla, and Tar'd Russia hemp Rope.
Bow, Stern and Towing lines of-all sizes, Packing
for steam engines, Lines.'Pwines and Cordage of ev
ery description. Abu., Tar, Pitch and Oakum. con
stonily kept on hand:
T. J's. best quality Italian hemp canal towing lines
are made on an improved plan of his own; and ofthe
best and strongest kind or Italian hemp, selected in
Italy and imported expressly for his manufacture, as
his long experience in the ti eking of towing lines has
convinced him that they are an article which - cannot
be made too good, he has been at great pains and ex
pense to produce them perfect.
Orders for any thing in his business from a fishing
line weighing 1-10th arm ounce, to a thousand feet
length of 3 inch flat rope weighing 3f lons, or from a
15 inch cable to a cotton chalk line, will be thankful
ly received and promptly executed ott the most rea
sonable terms. Anything ordered for Schuylkill coun
ty will be delivered by rail road in a few hours, free of
freight.
P. S. any quantity of Fla; taken at Market price.
Reading. Feb. 19 B—ly
PEITDISTLV.92IIII. ALL,
POTTSVILLE, PA.
WILLIAM U. JOHNSON,
RESPECTFULLY announces to his numer
ous friends and the public that he has taken
this commodious Establishment, re.
I• fitted it up in a superior manner, and
sass 'is" .• is now ready to acco.nmodate the tray.
.
ening community. The building is
very large, three stories high, situate on the Main
street, opposite the Miners' Bank, and in the-most
pleasant parkoithe-llorough - ; and is - Well adapted
fer the purppses intended, having large Dining
Rooms, extensive and airy parlours, single and
double lodging rooms, 41e, &c.
The public may rest insured that the Wines
and Liquors kept will be of the choicest kind, with
good cooks. attentive, and obliging waitersi tine.
a well supplied.table, tovether with his personal
attention, he feels confident tellt insure all conve.
niencies necessary to the comfort of such as may
favor him with their custom.
The Reading Room is well supplied with pa
pers from different sections of the country.
Large stabling and attentive Ostlers.
N• B. There is a :erecters , in the basement
story of the Building, where all kinds of Refresh.
ments can be obtained at the shortest notice. •
Pettey:lle, October 30 94
PTION.
!moved Corn.
ire - nit/no, or
the`Callege
medical fac
ed, the moat
iscovcred.
non*
MOUNT CARBON ROTEL: .
.S'ehrzylkiii County. Pa.. .
gpEUBEN; Halpin respectftilly announces
na'to his friends and the public that he has tak.
en
_this splendid, airy and delightful establish
., merit, situated at the termination o
ro the Reading and Philadelphia ,Rail
••so 1 1.,.
slag , .••• Rood, where he will be happy to wail
so 0 „:...-...
--
...„--- --t on those who visit the,Coal Region.
on business, or fur. the purpose orenjoymg the
mountain air and.'-water. The Hotel is large,
finished and furnished in the beat style—and- no
pains witl`be,spated to render satisfaction to all
who Ray faVor Wail!' a visit. ' Being within
ten mmides walk of the Borough. of Pottsville,
though sufficiently removed to escape the dust
and noise of that busy, bustling place, it is con
fid en ili, believed that it will be found much more
pleasant and agreeable, than any other lintel in
the vicinity, ' Attached to the Hotel la a large
'and- beeutifal garden,' overlooking the River
Schuylkill, the Schuylkill Canal, Mount Carbon
Rail Road, (extending to the Mines and therm
c (
t i, smobury) the Ctntre Turnpike, and at the
same time a ading a reatand romantic view of
five Mounts ne. - The house is supplied with
pato -mountain spring water. and a -Bathing,
establishment unrivalled ,in the . country. A
splendid pleasure Car is kept for the exclusive
accommodation of visitors, who may . 1 30 disposed,
to visit the, Mines, or enjoy the wild and roman.,
tic scenery of the surrounding country. ludivid.
mils or families may rely on having ample room.
and every possible attention.
Mount Cdrbon,Jonel3. 1841,
tIICIOrS num So . at Cunt sure destruction
to Rine :Sone, Spavin, Wind Galls Ind Cat.
us nn horses.: , •
Rotes Feennan Onvraerer ' for the care of
Scratches, Corky,. Split-hoofs, Founder, aad all
sore of the feet and limhs•.
F.i4aricestrin, for old'Stralus, , Sruises,
stiffness of the joints, 4c
A fresh • supply of the above article* just reed.
ved and forsale st • J
Diiig Store, Venue
F — eiotaar:y 12—
cHGOLFO
, our.,ty,:Pena
elphta, mid 3
%VIC T. EPTING.
HORSES!'• HORSE 4 T
:_OLD AItitAIiGEILENT--F0R1842 .,E.F ...•_, _ ,:
EST,ABLISHE A B
# AGE FI ) 'S - C° '
100 Pea STZlLS+;Cagrita 0 SOWN! 6TIIEET. -
. .
.-. ',- I. ' ' :VENUE suhscribets begleave to call'
,„:-...v. ! Ja. the -afieutkri of . their friends,
rt
..-.: ` :* ) ip•-. Mad the pa lit in general, to the ful
" 6
_" 1 2.....!..` towing ru , angement for :the year
115-lA . ' tor the.purpose f bringing =out Cabin,
SerMadCabin and S.teer ago passengers •_ . -,
By the new line of Limpaol "'cads.
Sailing the tat, 13111 and 25th descry month.
The. ships comprising this line are
• Geu. Washington, • " Indep.ndencer;
United Stag, ' . . Sheffield, . ‘,
l - kirrick,' ' ; Siddone, '
Patrick Henry, • • Roscoe,
Virginian, . Stephen °Whitney,
Rosana, i : • Sheridan. "
- • ,- By'the London Packets,
TO sail froM New York the Ist, 10th and 201.1.t=
and from London on the Ith, 17th and27th of
each month.- ' " i . . ,
Mediator,' I Ontario,
• Wellington; 4 Toronto, •
Quebec, 1 Westminster,
, Philadelphia, • , 1 St...lames,
Switzerland, . Montreal; . '
Hendrick Hudson, Gladiator,.
In connection with Bin abory, and for"the pur
pose ofeffoiding still greater facilities to'passen
gere, the subscribers have established tho
• Star- li.se of Liverpool Packets, . •
To sail from Liverpooli on the 7th and.l9th of
every . month, comprising the following very su
perior last sailing shine, viz:— '
Russell Glover; 6pt. Howes, 1000 tone
Echo,_ Sill, • • 8.50 •
St. ark, . Alexander; 750
Windsor Castle, Glover, 1000
All of which are nearly new, first class, copper.
ed and copper fastened The last tour are own
ed exclusively by the eubsOribere, a fact which,
independent or their lo g standing' in their bu.
it
sinew ,
the it s presumed i a su ffi cient guarantee to
public which no ot er house in their line can
present. The alto ships will be succeeded by
vessels of the same chr, in regular succession,
thereby affording pas engem an opportunity of
embarking at - Liverpeol a eekly, so that there
will be no possible detention. Passengers who
wish will be found with an abundant supply ot
suitable provision for the voyage, at the low rate
of ten dollars. In all cities where the parties de
dine coming out, the money paid for their pas
sage will be promptly returned. "
For the accommodation of persons wishing to
send money to their friends, draws at sight' will
be given on the following Bank end Branches,
viz:—
On the Provincial Bank of Ireland, payable at
. Cork Limerick Clonmel .
Londonderry Sligo G Wexford
Belfast Waterford Galway
Armagh Athlone Coleraine
Kilkenny Ratline Tralee
Yuughal Enniskillen Monaghan
Banbridge Ballyniena Parsenstown
Downpatricb Cava ' Lurgan
• Omagh Dung r innon Bandon
Ennis .. Minya annon Strabane
Dungarven - Mallow Morey more
Cotehill Kilresh
Scotland—The City Bank ot dlasgow.
England—Messrs. Phillips 4 Tipladv, London;
P. %V. Byrnes. Esq.,l , Liverpool. Vor• further
particulars apply or address ( if be letter post
paid) GLOVER & MeMURBAY,
100 Pine Strei t, corner South, or to
P. W. BYLINES, 36 %' merlon Road, Liverpool.
• AGENTS.
•
Messrs. Andrew C. Craig, & Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas Gough, Esq. Albs ny.
Benjamin Barman, Esq. Pottsville.
Passages direct fro '' + Dublin, Belfast, London.
decry and Cork. Thd subscriber is now ready
t o eng age p o pse h gers it ° sail direct from either
of thq above named Pcnts in vessels to sail in the
months of April, May' and June.
I:cr The subseriber,,will also engago Passen
gers .going out ftom New York to London or
Liverpool, and transmit .money to any part of
England, Ireland t. Wales and Scotland, on ap
plication at the %mil' Journal office.
B. BANNAN.
Fun SA LE:—TnE subscriber is au
thorized to sell at private sale for cash, all
the personal prbperty belonging to the North
American Coal Company, convicting of 93 large
Rail Road Cars, suitrii to the track of the Mount
Carbon Rail Road, 16 Rail Road Cars, suited for
the Mill Creek Rail Rbad with a large number of
Drift Care all in good order, two Truck Wag.
gone, together with! a variety of fixtures no.
cessary for mining!venation . % cyllinder. and
other Screens, Cart!, Waggons, Blacksmith ,
Tools, Picks, Shovels' ? Chains,44c. 4c.• Toget her
with• one fifteen horse ower: Engine complete,
one 'Theodolite and -level in good order. Apply
to • J HIES SILLIMAN, Jr.
August • 35—tf
• PILES ) &c.. 4100 REWARD. _
HUN DR EDi DOLLARS REWARD
lu" has been offered for months, to any one
wlin - will us a hottle t ,of Hays' Liniment for the
Piles without being aired. Of thousands sold,
in no one instance ha. it failed of a core. Proof
overwhelming to be scan where it is sold. It is
Oro a certain curo in nearly every case.
( externally) in the following complaints.
For the Piles I
Tightness of the chest,
For all Dropsy especially.in children,
'fender Fcet I Foul Ulcers of the legs,
Sore throat by cancer's I or other fungus sores,
or ulcers however obstinate of
troop long standing
Whooping cough Fresh Wounds
Scald Head Chiblains &e. &c.
• LOOK OUT. . •
Some Swindlers h4ve counterfeited this article
and put it up with various devices. Do not be im
posed open. One will only protect you—
it is the name of cOMSTOCK & CO.: that
name must be alecisysi on the wrapper or you arc
cheated. Do not forget it; - Take this direction
with you, and test by thnt, or' never buy it: for
it is impossible for_any other to be true or gen
uine. Sold by
' COMSTOCK &
New York, 71 Maiden Lane, and also by
Wm. T. Epting, Cle m ens & Pervin, and John
S. C. Martin.
Druggists, Pottsyille,SebuylktilCoanty
July 3 27-1
VIE subscribers would announce to the public
that they have taken the store lately °coo
pied by J. W. Lawtoti & Co. and have just re
ceived and opened an assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Queenswa r 6, ac. among which art
DRY CODDS.
f Blue -Black and Fancy colored Cloth and
Cassimers-SattinettOloeslin de Lanes—Chint
zes—Flannels—Cottoot do,: Checks. Tieldn'gs,
Marinas—Bleached aid Unbleached libeling—
Winter Vestings—Shawls- -Silk and Cotton
Handkerchiefs—WolsCy—Worsted and Cotton
Huisery 7 -Menir Hose end Ilan Hose—Gloves— .
Umbrellas, &c.
GROCERIES. '
•
Rio—Java—Laguira and Browned Coll'eca—
LoaC and Brown Sagara—Young Hyson—Gun
powder-Imperial •ankl Black Teas—Picklea—
Spicea—Syrop—Sugaf House and Trinidad Ma
lasses—Sperm and Common Oila--Fiah—Soapy
—Crackera—giie,—Aataine and Curranta—Hops
—Barley, &L.. •
QUEEIVSWARE.
Liverpool, Granite. Common and Scotch Ware.
Gliss Tumblers, Plates. Lamps &c. together
_with an' assortment ,Brushes, Cedar Wire,
Shovels, &c. ,To all Of which we would invite
the attention _of our friends and of the. public
generally; feeling _confident that we can give
satisfaction foal!. -
TROUTMAN & SILLY MAN.
L. W. T. amnia i, •
4 S. SILLTUAN. ltiovimber_2o 47
2.5-if
7o thi Stoch•hOlders in'the Company for diet;
ing a kid*, over OW North East Brand:- of
the river Susquehanna, hdween ,the fount of
Cattawina; and the mouth of Fishing creek
liereby given that a meet.
, J&N ing of vale Stook:holders wil l held at the
house of David Clark, in the town of Cattawissa,
on Manley, the 2d day of May next, between the
hours of one o'clock and six &clock, P. M., for
the wpm) of electil*
woe President , six Man
geis, one Treisuier: d one Secretary, for said
company, for the'eraming year.
EZRA 4.. 111%1 , 1101:ml; *ces:
• Ma'r'ch 26 i.I
13—
EEO
j
EMI
Window% ItiOsain of Hote found
An anika•alkdrentedyfareoinnuon , CoUsiCou.
Asthma, Influenza,-
,Whoopint-► Cough, Bran
chitin, and all *senses of the Broad and Zan"
tending to . Consumption r --composed of the
ameentrated virtues of Horihound, &mesa.
Blood Root, Liverwort and severalother vege
table substances.: ' Prepared only by J. M.
WLNSLOW Rochester, N. Y.
911 HE illtlOCCOCOland universally admitted peetral
-15 * virtues orthe llerbilrom which the BALSAM.
OF HOREHOUND is made, are too generally known
to require recommendation: it is therefore oulkne
cessary to tbserve that this Medicine contains the
whole of their Medicinal properties. highly concen
trated and so happily cembined with several tithes
vegetable substancmus to render it themost speedy.
mild nod certain remedy.now in use,for the coin
plaints above mentioned. • • •
ANOTHER FACT.
Mr. n'insloW• • = , Sir: Hiving derived the mostaston
ishing benefit, by the ure(of your" Balsam of Hore
hound." I am plumes in someway. to aid in estendink
its benefits to others, and will herefore state the
facts in my own wise. •In January last. I had been
afflicted with an alarminL , Cough. and Bleeding at the
Lunge, for nearly . * months, during which time I used
every thing almost, recommended in similar cases,
but found little or no relief. having given up my bus
inenn entirely, and by the advise of Physicians made
preparation to go South as soon as practicable; 1 was .
advised to make trial of the above truly valuable
Medicine: and to my great surprise, found almost in
stant relief, and by using only four bottles was en
tirely restored to health. •
• S %MITE L 0 ROGERS, Cooper, Frenlfort.
May 15. 1840.
Price 50 cents per bottle. •
For sale by CLEMF:7I.4 PARVIN, and Wu. T. Err
n% Pottsville, Pa. and bythe Druggists in the country
generally. August tffl 35--Bato
• GOLDEN SWAN'IIOTEIy
( REVIVED, )
No. 69. 'N. Third at., above Arch, Philadelphia.
g:7-130.111D ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.-
tIAR LES WEISS has leased Ibis old.estab.
vliahed' hotel, which has been completely put
in order. for the accommodation , of
r * travelling and permanent boarders.
;; It proxin l ity to - business, renders it
desirable to strangers and residents
of the city.° Every portion of the house has un
dergone a complete cleansing. The culinary
ecpartment is of the first order—with good cooks
and servants selected trintsurtmatention to guests
—II as accommodations for 70 parsons.
T hose who may.favor the house with their
custom,
may be assured of finding the best of
fare the best of attention, andi as is stated above,
Very reasonable charges.
D' Single day, $ 1 25.
Mr Room for horses and vehicles. Also horais
to hire.
117 Germantown and Whitman rsh Stage Office
Philadelphia. December 11, 1841 50 —IP
NEWS ROOM,
Am)
PERiODICA AGENCY.
IRVIE subscriber has determined; to open a
News Room and Periodical Agency, in con
nection with his establishment, where subscri,s.
Lions to the following Magazines and Newspa
pers will be received: and all the Magrzines and
pact of the News Papers, subscribed au.) paid for
at this Esiabli,lnnent, will be delivered free of
pistage.
Godey's Lady's Book Monthly. $3 00
Graham's Magazine do , 300
Ladies Companion dry 3 00
Merry's Mmeum • mi ' 1 00
Dollar Magazine' do 1 01.1
New York Knickerbocker: do 5 00
Lady's Musicel Library do 3 00
Young People's Book do - 2 01
Magazine of choice and Enter.
taming Literature do 3 Otr
United States Gaz. daily, Semi-weekly 4 weekly.
Pennsylvania Inquirer, do do do
Boston Notion - Weekly. • 3 00
Brother Jonathan do 3 00
New World do 3 01
Saturday Courier do 2 OU
Saturday Evening Pot du 2 00
Saturday Chronicle
New York Mechanic
New York Weekly Tribune., the orgao nt tin
National. Home League for the Protect,na
of Americartlndustry, and onca-the cent beet
Papers in the United Staten. do 2 00
Subscribers to either of the above publications
in this Borough and vicinity, will find it to their
advantage to call at this office and make arcangr
mans to receive the respective . periodicals lice
of postage.
The numbers of any of the above publications
can be paid far monthly, •vetkly.or annually, at
the option of the subscribers.
Feb. 19, B. BANYAN .
Rim J. A. GROEIE, P R C F ES !" OF
respectfully tender. his services to
the citizens of Pottsville. fie will be happy to
wait on any one desirous of instruction on the
Piano Forte, together with Singing, the Flute,
Flageolet, Accordeon, besides other masted in
struments. If sufficient encouragement is offer
ed, ho proposes to open a singing school. The
first quarter will be devoted to laying the foun
dation of music, and after that the higher branch
es will be taught.,
Lessons in Sscred Music syill be given-to
the varies congregations of this Borough.
Singing will be taught in both the German
and English languages.
Piannforteii tuned and repaired. Mr. Grohe's
residence is at Dr. Brandnei'i. No. 9 Mahanton
go Street.• Sept. 9.5, 1841. 39—tf.
RAIL . ROAD IRON.
complete assortment of Rail Road Iron from
2IXII to IX; inch. •
Rail Bond Tires, from 33in. to 56 in. external
diameter, turned & unturned.
P. ail Road Axles, 30, 3 in . diameter Rail Road
Axles, manufactured from the
• patent EV Cable Iron.
Rail Road Fe l for placing between the Iron
Chair and stone block of edge
- Railways. z •
India Rubber Rope, manufactured from New
Zeaked Flax saturated with
India Robber, and intendul for
incline Planes,
Chains. Just received a complete assortment of
• Chains, fromil in. to 11 in. pro
ved and manu factured from the
best cable Iron. • •
Ship Boa and Railroad Spikes,. 'of different
sizes, liept constantly on hand
and for tale by
A.
a: G. RA
, itmen? t:
Philad. Jan. 10. IS t
3. HAIUtADEN,
Forwaiding and commission Merchant.
.VtNE ST. WHARF, S . CLICIVLEILL, PIIII...ADELTUIA.
IaIIESPECTSULLY:informi his friends and
the public. that he continues at his old stand.
end will have BOATS leaving nia-Wharves daily
for Pottsville and the intermcdiate_pLaces.
The Schuylkill Navigation Company having
reduced their tolls, freights on Merchandise and
other articles, both up and down; will be 25 per.
cent. lower than_ormer rates. -
•February 26 . 9—Grn
HEAD AcllE.
JUDGE PATT EASON.
fa EAD t he following from' dodge Patterson, for
".• thirty' yearn the, first •.I.ndge of the Coanty in
which he lives. . •
Jfirldielown, N.J.llarch 12 1 1840.
Messrs. Comstock 4. Co.
Gentlemen—Yon am at liberti to make such use
of the following certificate - as you deem will best
subserve the purposes which tt is intended.'
[CERTIFICATE OF JUDGE PATTERSON I
I Humpy csartry thatmy daughter has been afilic
ed with sick neadacho for the Race of about 20.veara,
the attacks occurring once in about two weeks,
frequently -lasting 24 hours during which time the
parosrma hive been so severe. as apparently soon
to deprive her of life. And rifler having tried almost
all other remedies in vain t have been induced as
a last redort to try Spobn'a Headache Rediedy as
sold by you ; and to the real disappointment and
joy of herself and her friends 1-found very =Wrist
relief from tho first dose of thi medicine; she has
followed up the directions with the article, and in
every case when an attack wasthreatened hasfound
immediate rebet,until she is near permanentlyeured.
'fhe attacks are noiv very seldom.and di appear im
mediateti after taking the quantity directed. A hot e
that others may be benefited by , the use-of this truly
invaluablemetheine, hai induced ine,to send you the
above. and remain your obedient servant.
JEIIU PATTERSON.
•• Judge ofthe Court C. P.
Sold ONLY by Cbmatock & 'IL Maiden Lane,
And
tnd also by Wrri - .-T.-4.:r4ing. Clemens Parvin arid
' S * lll ‘ lartiu t Druggutts. Ponavilip;_Schuylkill , o.
Jane 2 - • 127-43 -
Dr. BedweEs 'Vetter, - ItingWorm nd Itch
• : Ointment, -
VOICE 3040E1118,A BOX—Is one of the.
best and most efficacious remedies In those
troublesome discases vet discovered as rho fol. -
lowing certificate ahow. •
timeis to certify, that 1 was afflicted with
Totter in the face. I had largo running sores,
all over my throat, thin, neck and cheeks, in.
deed I was so bad that I was ashamed to go out A
wahuut a handkerchief _ tied aver my face. • M.
ter trying all the remedies I could think. or,
without the slightest advantage, I was advised
to try Be - dtoell's Dttir Ointment, which alter
using, a few lions entirely cured me, and am
pleased to say, that although the cure has bee n
effected fur some ,tirne.there is not any appear.
of its reuniting. — SA:UHF:Is DCWEES.
Apple street, above Poplar Lane.
Philadelphia, Yule 2, 1833,
BEDIVELVS Glt 1. RV:OINTMENT.
- For the cure of Felons. Ulcer,. old Guts and
Sores. This invaluable Ointment has long been
in use, in tho City and Liberties of Philadelphia,
and its success in .coring old ULCERATED SORES,'
and long standing wowing, has been truly a s .
tonishing. Prica 25. cents a box. -
=DW'ELL'S COUGH DROPS,
Pates:ls CENTS ran torri.E—A most pleasant,
safe and efficacious remedy, for Couzhs, Colds,
Hoarseness, We4liness of the Breast, 4e., pr o d,.
cing rest and ease where all other remedies have
failed. •
The above highly esteemed medicines have
full directions attached to each article.. The
public will do well to give them a trial, as mani
thousand have been cured by their use. Prepa
red by James Betts, corner of 3d and -Tammany
streets, Philadelphia, fur Dr. Bedwellouut fur
sale at the Drug and Chemical store of
, Jan. l r 1— JOHN S.C. MARTINI
-,Agent for Pottsville end
CHEAP WESTER CLOTIIENG.
Great Redaction of prices for cash.
rlytHE 'Advertisers are constantly receiving
al- from their Manufactory its . Philadelphia. a
- choice and vatted assortment of Seasonable
Clothing, which they' offer at the Mowing low
piCes for cash :
Superfine Blue, Black and Inviauble •
Green Dress Coate, from • • $l2 to 15
Superfine Eng:Beaver Cloth Coats, 10 to-In
Heavy English Pilot Cloth Coats, 8 to It
Heavy Pilot Cloth Coate, ror Miners
( first rate,) ' 6to 8
Heal Pilot and Flushing Frock and
Over oats, as low as, 5
Superfine*Cloth and Cassimere Pants, sto 7
English Blue and Black Sattinett
pants, very best, 5
First rate Sattinett Pants, all kinds,
from . 250t0 4
Heavy Fustian Pants,•first quality 250 to
Extra Lyons Silk Velvet Vests, as
low as '
Heavy English Plain and Fired
Satin Vests; 3 to 3 50
Woolen Velvet Vesta of all kinds, ITS 104
Beaver and Pilot Cloth Pants, for
Miners, 3 to
Superfine Cloth Boundlackets ( In
digo Moe.) 6 !c, T
Fine Sattinet and Fustian Bound
Jackets; 2 50 to 4
Also—On bend, a full assortment of Fa4nona.
hie- E. ranch, and En, tisk Broad Cloths, and
tic Frencli Doeskin Cossitnereis, Double Milled
Fancy and Plaid Cassitners, wooded colors, coin
prising the most flthionable_styles now worn nt
London; Diamond Dtagnol Waive Beaver and
Water-proof heavy double milled Cloths, for
Overcoats. Also—Satin and Embioidcred Sdk
and Fancy Woollen Velvet Vets tings - , of the New
ost Patterns, all of which will be made Lp to or
der in the hest manner, on accommodating terms,
or low for Cash.
LIPPINCOTT TAYLOR.
„ •
Merchant Tailor.,
Coiner of Centre h Meliorating° its.
Pottsville, December 18, 1841. 51—
WILL BE FORFEITED EY DR. N.. 8. LEIDY
• for a preparatimfoi Sarsaparil fa equal to his
MEDICATED EXTRACT OF,
in SARSAPARILLA
It is positivelystrop the stngest preparation of Sarsa
parilla existence. • ONE 11011'LE is equal to
SIX PINTS ufany Syrup that is mode, and is bought
by numerous persons throughout the city and coon
try I'm' making Syrup therefrom, and who will sell
it at the rate ofireventy-five cents to one dollar per
bottle taboo t half a pint.
The efficacy of Sarsaparilla is well known in Scro
fula or King a Evil. Erysipelas Diseases of tl e Liter
Affections of the Skin and Bones, Utters of the Nom
'throat and Body, as well as an Antidote to Mercury
and the Minerals, Constitraional Disamcs and ageu
eral Purifier of the Blood and*Anirnal Fluids. Com
ment upon its virtues is unnecessary. Every body
knows e its efficacy. It is only necessary when ming
it, to get a good preparation 'of it. and then there
will be nu disappointment in its effects.
Dr. Leidy would refer to the 'nett respectaLlePhys
icians to k'hiladelphis, as well as throughout the
Untied Siatesfor the character of his preparation. as
well also to the numerous certificates froth., physi
cians and others.thut have been from time to time
published, now deemed unnecessaryas the character of
his preparation is Potty, esiablished.—Throughout
the Sotut kern States it is used allogether,and through
out the North takes rteedence over all others oar.
iicularly among Ale who, for the benefit of
they intents, cent s onmend it,
Dr. Leidy an of as many effectual cures
performed b • medicated Extract or:Sarsaparilla,
I ha has ever 'cell effected by nay -medicine in CM.
I tenet.. -
do 2 90
The reader is referred to the directiors accompa
nying each bottle, for recommendation% certificates
and further particulars.
Remember one bottle, than pint.) is equal to six
pints of Syrup, and is equally pleasant to take.
ter Price ONE DOLL,: ft per bottle...l
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail at Dr. Let.
dy's Health Emporium, Second street below Vine
Sign onto GOLDEN EAGLE AND SERPENTS
Philadelphia. and by
EWING Druegiat t Pottsulle.
February ith. 1841.
W ETII ER I L Sr. BROTHER,
At the Old tand, No. 65, North Front street E ,sf,rlc
TIME: DOJRS FROSI:THE CORNER OF AlLell
PIMA DELPA lA.
.llanufaeturorn of
White Lead dryand 2 Calomel,
gtoundin Oil, $ Redyrecipt,
Red Lead, Mete do
Litharge. • Vitriol Alb.
ChronicArellow ,
•• do Green Tart.EMetic
do Red Ether Sulph.
Patent Yellow - do N itric
Sugar Lead - • do- Acetic
Copperas LunatCsuatic
01. Vitriol Coto. • do
- Aq. Fortis • AceC Morphia
Muriatic Acid Sulph. do
Epsom Salts Lac.Sulphur
Tart. Acid • . Opi.dc Narcot.
Sup .Carb. Soda Kertnes Mineral
Coffee, Sub. Mere. E;thiops do.
ItefinersofChampttoriSalNitre,Broinatone rotai.
&c. Offerforsalethe above mentioned articles. to.
getherwith a general. assortment of Paints. Tonga
and Dye Stuffs, Ind every other a rticlei ut he Chem
ical and Medicine line.
Being manufcturers of all thearticlesentimcratrd
under the above head, they pledge , themselves le
supply their friends and the public on the mos:
reasonable terms.
Window and Picture Glass,from 6/ 4 3q.
'Oct I 1837 , 48—
DOC,TOR .A D. LI PPP., ;
RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitant.
of Pottsville end its vicinity, that he
_ha
moved in town, and offers his professional ..ervi
ces in ill the medical branches to the public.
Practicing the Homrmpathic system, and if
requested, the Allecepathic, he hopes from long.
experience lei give • full satisfaction to such ae
will call cin him. fie will be ready for profession•
al services et any time at his residence.: '
• - •" - • AD. LIPPE, M., D.
Greenwood„December . 43--tf
glifilS economical and patricians arttcle of food
hitherto but hale known iu this country, except
by occasional small importations with emigrants
froth Scotland and treland. is manufactured, - and
for sale by the subscribers at their Factory in Phila
delphia, in any quantity , equal lo ,any i mporte d, eve n
superior, being fre.sb. is is also for sale by most of
the Mer chants in Pottsville. amongst whom are Mes*
its Miller & Haggerty, William klitnes.& Co. Clem
ens & Parvin.' William Philips &. Co. Morris Sc Bro
thers. &e. tie. as well as by some of the merchants
in Mineraville an Port Carbon.
GLENDKNING & CHAMBERS.
. Manufacturer, of Flour, Oat Meal, & Pearl Bar
ley, on the Willow Ft. Rail Road.between 12th and
13th. Phila Noveatbei 6.1811. 45-1 e
vwx•s y itli,LY bEEDLEV,TQTAToL S
=:rtir salit by
B. BANNAN ,
14:v1119 - 12—
IWO !.....S 100!
OAT MEAL.
Mil