. ' Epitaph osi a Candle. • A wicker' one lies- bariedfieie, -' Who died is ai decline ,;- „H4never rose in"ranls, 1 fear, 'Though he was tundn . to shine. He once was fat b!.it 'now, indeed, He's thin as arty grimier Sae died—the doctors all agreed, Dl a most burning ( ever. - • One thing of him is said with tricith, With which much amused: -L It is—that when he stood, forsooth; ' •A slick he suWays used, Nom winding *heels he sometimes. made, But this was not enough, < < • Fur finding this a nourish trade. Be also dealt in snuff. ..e'er you said, n Gp oui 4 l pray," lie much ill-nature shoved LOnj ouch occasions he wouhi say, fi Vv, if I do, I'm blosocd 7" In this his friends do all agree, Although 'ytiO think I'm joking, When going eel said that he Was very fond of smoking'. Since ell religicin ho despised, Let r these few, words suffice, &fore he ever was bapttbed, They dipp'd hnn mice or twice CLIPPINGS. A country man from Vermont offered a horse fey rale tea merchant. Ile supposing:that the fellow had procured the horse dishonestly, asked if be knew —, of iWillidoOT, Vt. He an evicted, Yes. Welt; says the merchant, •he is • great rascal.' • V'cry , well,' rePhed the jockey, •he says the same of you.' Being asked, which be believed--• Fai , h, I believe you both. Madam, said a druggist the other day, to a 140 was examining-pologne, t I assure you -it is an excellet article, and if you will condeecend to approximate the extreme ex teusion.of your pro ' beads to the enclosed orifice of the bottle, thus let . flog the particles of fluid operate upon youroll2c ,, . tory nerve, the setisatim that you will experience will to the truth of my assertiOn perceptible.' JULra CarllaTAlN.—Joe Slob, Jr., has a sneaking notion atter Clementink &piths, Nadu era's pretty sister, who has lately joined the church. Joe• got a good chance, yesterday, and in the ve ry desperation of temptation, as 'Clementine sat reading Ily mei in her nice white dress, and her rosy, cheek, looking for all the world like the blood) ,of arose bud, he put down his bill, and,preseing 'it uporitht tempting spot—swack.!— r sounded the report. Joseph frightened out of his wits, at his audacity, drew back; but she, innocent soul, just turned her head around. Joe stood petrified. • Come, Mt. Slob. • Hem end there- he stuck • Come, Mr. Slob.' •I —I —what - do you want, Miss?' • You must kids no:. • Joe blust.ed to the forehead. ; Kiss you!' • Yes to fad the scripterioshich say, • When s man smacks thee on the one cheek, turn, and lei him smack thee on the other elSo." Joe was that instantly. It is now considcrell --*". c ease' all eround.—R. Star. ltorp..Anor.—The Si. Louis Organ tells of an incident which occurred while the steamer Gas-- plan wasidFseending the Mississippito, New Or leans, in this while.: —The boat stopped at Gar- triage—thetown was nearly under water—and as the boat neared the houses—( there being nsoland lag )—a tall customer, standing tip to' his knees in water, in tharont of his dwelling, hailed the bosh=with • Boat ahoy '2 • What do you_Wantl" sib] the captain What will you take, Capilaine, to tow my house over the river where there is high grmind Fifty dollars,' said the Captain. •I wont hive it,' said the man in the - Water : ...Boat on with your alern'd old bunt—l &Wt. - be lieve there wall be much of a rise any how.' The !act that was seen of him he had got on the roof of his house, playir'g the fiddle, while a Hate boy was trying td learn he dog to sit up on his hind legs. An editor in mentioning the - fact that Vailimi bare discarded comets, concludes with the following effuaion:— Sound the 10nd0m1)rdo'er hill, valley, and sea The uric strings are broken, and WOIIICII arelfree Witty Lewd Characters Le Maitre, a celebrated advocate, used tO amose bithisit: Judi* the •acation by ' , leading causes for the peasantry. On one occasion he mad° such au it thressicirii thtt the provincial magistrate told faith he did wrong to waste his, splendid abilities on trilling inatiers in— the provinces :--,, Go to Paris, you will there find a fitting field far them ; you will there become the rival of the famous Le Meitre." ' °l:Fano:4pr ocession, having introduced several Latin quotations with inn' view .of cinharrassing thtajodge, he provoked a curious adtlitioa to the judgement:—.. We flue the advocate a crown fur baying lid lressed a hinguogto which We do not understand." An advocate, by way of accompaniment to his speech, was 11.Mrislialigaboui -his hand in such a manner as to shoW'off i s nag,nifieent diamond ring. its was young, good•fodswg, and pleading fur a lidy of quality, who had demanded a separati.m from her liege lord. The husband, who happened to be present, iumerupted him in'the midd e of a period, and turning to the magefirates, exclaint.d ---“lly.Lords, you will appreciate the 7.1,11 which M— is displaying against me, and above -all, the purity of the grounds on which he relies,when you are infornied that the diamond ring he wears is the cell one which lilaced on toy wile's finger oitibe dry of that uui in she is so anxious to lit ad-se." The Court, soy . . ! M. Betryer, rule loam, • &dell; the cause was lost, and the advocate nev er had another. What adds to ti,e Fuld of the catastrophe, it does nut appear that the husband's • statenu-nt,hati the slightest foundation in fact, or that he entertained any suspicion of the sort. _ A couotryman inquired of a lawyer whom s.tw about to ascend tho grand staircase ofthe pal ace of 'justice with his bag of papers. what that great buil ling 'was fur. lle was told it was a will. So I see n•wv," was the reply, and =I might hese atessed as snub from the a:uses lorded with bags." NOTICE. Ira; subscriber being at present out of employ . • meal, ofl‘tra his services in the capacity of Clerk or Mgent and would in either, use It:s hest exertions tiy promote the iiiterevux of hit eilijiloy er , —An- act ive Witness-life of more thhn 3.0 years, and a full cquain 'Mime with accounts and book-keeping, trebly him to giro satisfaction. Letters addressed, io hint, either at Pottsville or tort Carbon, will bt4rorupt ly attended to; 14, 20-4 t JOSEPH F. tc.'ARROL UMPAP PAPER.—RuIed writing paper at $2 per ream. also, Ruled Letter Paper at $2 per ream,of a very go.d quality. Just received and for sale by. .March 19, 12— B. BANNAN. _WE OF NAPOLEON.—The Life of Mini) A. 4l leon,witb 50(, Illustrations, complete in 2 vole price $5. Just received and for sale by March 19 , 12— B. BA ANA. • LOT FOR SALE.--For sale a Lit; aitnate on t.he Enaterly aide of William atreet, in the for. °ugh of Pottaville,containing in front onlVilliam 55 feet, and 110 felt in depth. Terms $ 350 cash. Apply at the 0t...e iff the :Miners' Journal. May ' ,IXt a I GIL / 1 19. 13 IDIAY VLI;ETABLE PAL IS, 0P he - North_ Amciitan College o) Health. As appears by thi—falowing =circumstances, ute fast superseding the use of all other felts ass UNIVERSAL REMEDY, Jar the purification of the ' blood, and as a consequence, the eradecattun of DISEASE fronkthe TIIOM ASI & ES BEATUY AVING been dilly appoitited County Agent "'fur the s.tle, in large or small quantities,. of the named article, suggest the following as strorig.presuaiptive proof, that the claim of this medicine to public confidence, is founded on un. questionable act we believe, unquestionable au -thority. - - Letter from Mr. Cainfield, Tray - Wing Agent for'the Malted St4tes. Messrs l T & J. BEATTY. I herewith enclose fir your service in the way of advertising, the notaceP*Stichter & Knight, successors to Keim & Stichter. Read., ing, who are agents for Brandrah perhaps fur others. You will perceive theterni of their language, under these circumstances, and my business is to apprise you of the testimo ny..which* the genlemen to whom they refer have already given,—four of them prior to the in. .ierence, and one, Mr. G. H. Miller, since-the reference. hut without being informed of it by tne, or in uny manner alluding to it. STICHTEII. & lIVKIVGIII, (as successors to Keini & Stichter, Reading,.) having been duly appoint eel county agents, fen the excellent and superior Medicine allovediained, are now prepared to sup. ply the demands of former agencies, and wit be IgrTitified -by the uppuintinent and s,pply,to new ones r on the usual liberal terms. "For the eitaraetcr of these pills, we refer with confidenci, but without asked consent, to the following named gentlemen, who have sold them long enough to kriow their true value in comparison with any others now to marker.— Their relative location gives every facility' to the inquirer_ who desires to obtain, either for sale 01 use, a first rate article." To take them in consecutive order, then Mr. C. W. Porter, P. M., Maiden Creek, Jan, 26, took of me on commissiOn, 6 doz. Since that time, ho purchased of K. & S. Reading 6 dozen, and on'the 4th iust. took G dozen of me, stating' that he - never had a medicine which brought boa so good a repirt, nor one 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 ofheLpills, he sells or has sold. Mi. G. H. Miller,_late of Brickensville, had requested me to appoint him an agent for Worn. elsthirf,'becapse he well knew the value cif the article; April 20th he took of me 4 &axe. and on the 24th ink. he !had sold 26 buses, it being in Womelsdotf, a uses article, and bought 2 dozen more. l'his statement is similar to the inregoing. . To Mr. IWKinty, one dozen' were sent at a venture, perhaps in December. Jan. 2.5, t left him g dozen on commission, and on the Ilth inst. he paid Limier 7 dozen, stating, as du lhd others, that nu medicine with which he is acquainted has as good a name and so ready a sale. Peter Kline\•Post Muster r has sold to a 111811 who has the while swelling, probably near 60, whom I seen, and who states, that DO other rein. edy has rendered him any service, but that this has, and now that lie is:persuaded to persevere, I am luily'persuaded he will entirely rt-cover, Samuel Heckler, Post Muster, sells the other pills, but states, that he Rods 4 of these equal to Sor of them—that Um' he had these less than 4 months, anti the oiliere s several years, of these he now sells about 10 buzJe where he 'ius a call for One:of the t i ther sort. Ile mentioned a WOW an v. ha has Miring several years suffered by the rheumatism, and though other reuiedits bad been invoked, she has nut found uny benefit, save in the use of these pills. 1 would add Much general and partieolar in lot RI/ilk/11. but shall defer to a more convenient opportunity an exposition which must be interest ing to all who arc liable to diseases. To the bu siness ikliand, the reference, 1 have paid the at tentrou it seeinsiu merit:, and I thus leave It with the earnest desire that it may be read with can "-dor, and produce the effect to which truth is al. ways entitled. Respectfully, It. CA NIFIELD, Travelling AV.. .United States. 'Pottsville, May 23 The following named gentlemen compose the list of agents for this county and vicinity, so far as they are at present received. Other names will be added as agents shall.be appointed. T. 3. J. PICATTY, PollBVillP, Daniel Say lor,Schuy lk ill Haven, Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove, John Snyder, P. M. Friedenshurgc G, 11atz, Putt Clinton, 11 K. Miller, MCKearisburg, Wm. Taggart, Tamaq•ia, F. Drey & CO. Tu-carora, Boyer, Middle Port, Seidel & Co. Hamburg, J Wiest, Klingerstown, Aaron Matthews, P. M. Lower Mahantango Jacob Kauffman. Upper ' elo Kauffman, do I d F. Harmer, P. M. !Millersburg, (Bethel P. 0.) S. S:linclel, Gratztown. Principal Mee, If W. Mil Mount Carbon Tempe ranee. Refectory. rriA KES pleasnre in informing his numeral, friends -"- and the puldie. that he has taken that c mined,- .ous three-story lonic situated on the corner I Centre and Main streets, Mount Carbon, at the te.mi aeon of the philadelina, Beading. and Puttsvdle adroad, ~ 'where he will be happy to watt upon those ho may . call. He hopes that his past reputation for l eptug a respectable establtshmeat for nine years in e same line.of business, and a desire to please, may tnerd a continuteice of favors and patronage. hits II fectory is fitted up in the most comm.thous and ap ropriate manner, and well supplied with newspapers ow dif ferent sections of the country. Ile has made , irange. meats for a supply of all the delicacies w ~ i ch the Philadelphia market can afford during the summer season. He has also cpleulated a general Bill of Fare, to secure the continuance of the support wit which he has been Pavored. The dishes seceifit. i below, are supplied in the very best style, and on n oderate terms: • ' Green Turtle Soup, per bowl, Chicken Soup, do. Beef do. du. Fried Fish. per plate, boast Beef, do. Veal do. •• Turkey do. GooSe do. •• Chicken dn. ninon Boiled. do. Mock Turtle Soup, Burn, per plate, boiled, ('hickens, do. do. Beef, do. do. 'noon Cle , ps, - Pork do, - I'eal Cutlets, 'llam and Eggs, Stewed Oysters, per doz. Roasted do. do. Beef Steaks, Coed Beef, per plate Coffee and Toast, • Do. do. with cold cuts, Tea and Toast, Do. do. with cold cuts, f4rApartmentB always in readiness for su, ties. Mount Carbon. April `. } .3, 1542. 17- MEDICINES! MEDICINEE-11 DR. Whi. Evan'e celebrated Carociinile Pills do Soothing Syrup for children. Baron Von Huteheler's, Herb Pills, Duct. Goodie's Female Pills, Duct. William Evan's Fever & Ague Pills, Duet- unt'e Botanic Pills. For. Dyspeptic Persons Hunt's Botanic Pills are said tube supctior to any Medicine ever yet °Tared to the Public. • A fresh supply of the above Medicines, just received and for sale at the Drug Store or Dec II 50— JOHNS. C. NIARTIN. NCOU ft A OF; HOME INDUS Ity.- x24BLAIN.K . BOOKS. --The subscriber ma nu actures all kinds of Blank Books, from 6}cents to $1 each, warrant he will warnt to be equal in quality tia any purchased elsewhere, at Philadelphia prices. April 1616 B.BANIN (QPRING GOODS.—WiII be opened on Monday I '.o l mornintnext, a splendid assortment of S RING .GOODS--comprising every Variety of Forel n., Do mestic. Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, all o which - m i lli be offered very low. i L W. EARLI April 30.-18 ' Sign of the Golden Ball. EMS OM E 33 JOHN SILVER do. do. do. do is' 1 c , 1 8 pr par- EEMI ; - N ERE Wistair's Balsam' of WilirCherryi ' ; TUE GREAT. REMEDY, • IVOR CoN' smarms; and Liven Csin.sisrrs, ANTIIIIIA, Ititrvairris,'Csoce in CIIILD2EN, WiIOOPINO ' Covell, PAINS OR %VEAIiNESS er THE BREAST, CIIRONIC, COUGUS, and all diseases of the : Pulmonary Organs. READ WHAT IT lIAS DONE. A Wonderful Beate:V.—Mrs. S. E. AWstin was attacked with this disease in the fall of 1838; on ber lungs. originating fruc V a ar v iu ic u l a cn r t e c mC id di ' e v s hi ;• l e l r s e ei r ti e: d or b te p U . te—the most skilful physicians were consulted— yetstep by step that fearful disease, consumption began to prey upon her. She became subject to violent fits of coughing, eipectorated large quan tities of [natter and was evidently birthing very last. In this distressing situation, after all the various 'remedies had been tried in vain,; and when naught but the grave seemed to affard her any prospect of relief, the invaluable ho/suni re. stored her to health ; and cow, in the place tit that emaciated form, withering to decay, she is mingling in society, in better lieslth and spirits than site has enjoyed for years. OJ Sec descrip tion of this interesting ease ,in Dr. Wistar's Tre atise on Consumption. " Disinterested Testimony..-- [fusing witnessed the surprising efficacy of Dr. W istar'b repara• nen of Wild Cherry, in the case of Mrs. Austin, I cheerfully recommend it. as a valuable reinay, and acknowledged his stfitetnent true and cur. reel. J. 11.. W ALTERS, M. D. Now York, April 12, 1841. A Su rprvidif Cure—Mrs. Martha W ilsmi. poor but highly respectable member atilt: Meth odist church, was also afflicted with COMMIDI,- Lion in its worst forms, and considered past re. cosery by all her (fiends. A bottle of 11115 Bal sal was presented to tier, is hick relieved her int inediatsly. 'PIUS ,citennistance being made known to the members of the church, they pur chased several riattlea for her, which relieved her entirely.. The balite society have purchased over forty bottles, for persons ! in indiligent cir. cuntsiances, and positively assert it has nut been used in a single instance whcie it has not given surprising relief. ax We, the undersigned. members of the Der bin Benevolent Society of the Methodist church, having examined the above statement of Mrs. Wilson's case, hereby certify it is in all respects true, and earnestly recommend Dr. Wistur's remedy.to all who are afflicted. Cisoiteic MILLER, MARY GAR DYES, TIIO.IIAs COoMBS, ELIZABEIII JACoBS. Limr Cornplaint.—Mrs. Eliza Thompson was afflicted with this comelaint for nearly five years, during which time she was under the most skit. ful physicians—had tried Mercury, Botanic, and flumeamathic remedies, and every thing that at: 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, and has been tilla ble to sleep on the right side fur three years. By the use of this Balsam, she was cured in a few weeks, arid remains sell to (Ilia 'da y. ELIZA, THOMPSON. Boxborotigh, September 12, 1841. Dear Sir—Please send me two battles more of your Balsam of NV ad Cheril like that you sent me before: I have taken ne . ly all oftt-lie and confidently believe this medicine is ill cure inc. I have used a great many remedies vt it hid the last year, but have never found any thing that Las relieved inc. so much. It has stopped toy' rough euttrety, checked my night sweats, and I sleep better at night and feel better in every way than 1 have lot many mouths. Tour, respectfully, JAMES KELLY. Hulniesliurg, September 12, 1841. Friend Wistar-1 must again trouble thee to send me two bottles more of thy invaluable Bal sam. 1 have now taken three bottles Is all, and can assure thee that it has dune me more good than all the medicine 1 have ever taken be fore. Send ice by the stage as soon as possible, and oblige thy friend. J Icon lloccuwair. Bristol, September 8, 1841. Dear Doctor,—llearing so many people talk about the wonderful cures your BalsaM of wild Cherry has made in ! Consumption, 1 sent to one of your Agents the other day fur a bottle, and have found it to relieve me so much, that 1 scant three ;bottles inure sect soon, as I believe it will cure me too. I have used a great many balsams of different kinds, have tried Jayne's - Expecto; rant and other medicines besides, but nothing hes ever dune me as much good as yours has. Send by the steamboat Bolivar. Yours truly, WILLIAM THOMAS. PAINS IN THE BREAST, DEBILITY, Vu EAKNESS AND COUGH. —The Hey. Dr. Dunlap has addressed us a letter in which he says two of his daughters had buffeted severely with an obstinate cough freq lent pains in the breast, &c., and appeared to be going into a rapid decline. By the use of a few bottles of this medicine they have entirely recovered arid now enjoy excellent health. Asthma Cured.—Mr. Jacob Snyder has au thorized ua to say that he was afflicted with this annoying every oyin thing in for several years and 'had tr in vain. Ile was subject to constant is beezing, a troublesome Cough, Spit. ting of Phlegm, Pain in the Chest, and sometimes in the region of the Heart, and nut . hing• else ever gave him Chronic Cough.—Mr. Isaac Rogers was also affl,cted with an obstinate Cough, originating from a disease attic Lungs and Chest, and never foetid any thing to give him relief biit th.s saw. Such in fact is the nature and simplicity of this medicine, end sa extraordinary have been many of the cures it has performed, that it has already attained the highest reputation, and al though scarce two years have elapsed since it was first made pdblic, we can 'praudly say, its faille has spread in every direction, and it is rap. idly acquiring a celebrity unequallud by any Medicine ever pffered to public notice.. DRUGGIS IS AND DEALERS In every section of the country, will find this medicine an important and valuable ['edition to their sleek, and should ALWAYS KEEP IT ON HAND, As a is not in our power to place it v. ithin the reach of all those colleted, and there are doubt less; thousand suffering who would resort to it for relief if they could obtain it conveniently. CD' Be pxrticular when you purchase, to ask for MI. WiSTAR'S BALSA]I OF WILD CHERRY, as there is an article called the " SYRUP OF, WILD CIIERnr." ridvertised, a kith is entirely a differ ent medicine. NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION A purely vegetable and highly approved Com pound preparation of the Preroue Irgi Ili% no, or " Wild Cherry Bark"—opprovea by the College of Pharmacy, r ecommended by the medical fac ulty, and universally acknowledged the most valuable ' Family Medicine' ever:discovered. Nu Quackery! N Deception. The physician may boabt.ol his skill in many. ;diseases—the (pack may pia his wonderful cures, but of all the remedies ever discuvred fur diseases of the pulmonary organs, it is universal. ly admitted nothing has ever proved as success Ail as- that unrivalled medicine; Dr. Wi.aar's &death of Wild Cherry, which has effected some elhe most astonishing cures ever recarded . in the history of medicine. Such indeed arc the astonkliing "healing and restorative properties of this Balsam, that even in the advanced stages or consumption, and in Liver Complaints, diseases which have baffled the iitill of the most distinguished physicians, when patien's haVe suffifreei with the must dis tressing coligh,great difficulty in breathing, night sweats, bleeelingg the lungs, after the most esteemed remedies of our Pharumempias have. failed, this invaluable remedy liasoot only given tiurprisi6g relief but actually effected cures, alter all hopes of At recovery Lid been entirely de. spired of. l3esidcs 1 . -9 surprising efficacy in these fermi. dable complaints, it has proved a sr, ry superior remedy for diseases of children, such as Croup, Whooping Cough, &c, and in those disordets that prevail so extensively throughout the winter season, such as Coughs, Colds, Pleurisy, Billu. enza, and Pains in the Breast, proceeding from neglected Colds, it stands unrivalled. ;,Prepared, whnlet ale and' retail, by Vu.r.:Ases & Co., ,Chemists, No. 13 South Fourth street, Philadelphia. Price $ 1 -00 - a bottle. Eold ire Pottsville by JOHN S. C. MARTIN, Agent for Schuylkill county. fl:r Druggists and dealer. supplied at the wholesale prices. January 1 1— 11Z IMBERTON BOARDING SCHOOL Fo m - wrizszaLciester Coun, P sylvania, mt.—Sauated in iles N. W. from Ch Philadelphi ty a, mid enn 3 irides from the Reading Rai! Road at Phoenixville. November 27. THE 'MINERS' JOURNAL. BLVIITEtt " PULMONARY PRESERVATIVE! j~on Coughs, Colds. Influenzas, Asthma .C.atarrhs Diseases bi the Breast and Lungs, and arrest approaching Consuinption. The above medicine has proved itself one of the most effieutions ever employed in the above affe tions. It is well known by thousands, hut, in order to make it more generally known. the proprietor thinks it necessary to publish the following proofs which constitute bat a small coition of the testimony that might be adduced in proof of its efficacy. Throughoat Germany it is used and employed more than any other preparation for Colds, Acc.,and there so well known fur its efficacy, that they call it the'.• LIFE • YIZESERVE.R." 'rice 50 cents a bottle, ( half Extract.from a letterfrom Nathaniel Atwood, Escp of Easton. Pencsylva ma, • , Dear Sir :—I should consider it ungrateful. if did not idl'orm you (and •witb myconsent allow you to publish this,) that after having tried by the recom mendation or myalmost•every kind of medi cine for cuug,hs, colds, &c.. I never round relief until lately having used Dr. Bechtel Pulmonary Preser vative, recommended to me by your agent in this place. and which cured me of a violent - cough, spitt ing 01 blood, pain in my breast, and shortness of breath. with all of which ! have been afflicted for tub 'ears Past. lam now however enjoying as good health as ever. and owe my recovery to the above valuable medicine, if-riroef or a letter from the !ler. Israel Bogies of Bothnia-re. d On your recommendation.,l rade use of Dr. &eh- I ter' Parraonary Preservative." and although I tried all other remedies for toy cough, I never found relief except from the :.bite medicine. I have been much benefited by it, and 114 VC YUC01111111.•BdIMI it to mauy others, o ho have Mai rid with pains totheir breasts, coot:long. spitting of blood, Milli -ally of breathing colds, udhwnzas, &c., and all have been speedily cured thereby. "Numerous other certificates and recommendations, acconmaity direct its. NOCE, 50 CENTS A BOTTLE (half-pint. ) The above is prepared arid sold, WHOLESALE and RETAIL. at Dl2. LEI DN''S HE ALTLI EMPO. RI rAI, No. 11/1 NORTH :4E.CON D . street, below VINE sirect, and also at WILLIAM T. Eamm.rs Drug store. Pottsville, Schuy County July 10 1841 RESUAII7IOti (ii IJUSINE:.;4S, NEW DREG STORE. . r [lESubsci Met returns his gratemlacknowl. edgenients to the citizens of Puttsyille and others, who stepped forward to his a's'i'iistance af. ter the less of his property by fire in December last, and wotild'a:l - gq acquaint them and the pub. lie generally, that he has again .connuenced the Drug Business i n the house formerly occupied byA.7harles W. Clem,. ns, in Centre Street, in the borough of Pottsville,where may always be had a gemral assortment of DRUGS, FAINTS - GLASS, MEDICINES, PILLS, DYE STUFFS. And etery other article in the above line, which lie is d,s l iosed to sell on very low and accommo dating terms. N. B. Physicians prescrißtions carefully ut up at 1110 Nhur test notice. Mav 30,1:13 WM. T. EPTING. lA ITNT LIAD FLA F 6, ROUND ROPE Line, Tivine and Cordage Manufactory, R. EA DI .C: , rA • wIIOMAS JACKSON, begs leave to return his most simere thanks to Captains mid owners of Boats shoe keepers, Iris fiend, and the public gen erally Mr the seal liberal patronage and ninny fatyos he ha.: received during a period" of upwards of 12 years. 14 Inch has elapsed since he commenced the acute busdiess tit Read.ug, and he wont d respectful. I) infirm them tha t after the destinetion of his mtan olacto•y by the great freshet of January, 1811, lie built as cm ire n-w and mach more extensive Rope- Walk. vine!' he has fitted up with new and improved tuaciniciry of the best description, for the manufac ture of Patent Laid Cordage, of even• kind, fully e qual many in the United States. Ile has also added to the mote, an establishment fur the numulacture of all kinds of light cords. Bed Ropes, Halters, Wash Lines, ',As ices, Chalk, Mason, and measuring lines, of every vfnety. 'l' would also respe.ctrtillv inform all who may be Itktly to want the article. that he manufac tures Pat Ropes for raisin , ' weights up Shaft s and incline planes by steam power. The Flat Rope is very much used in the mines or Europe, and Ihr the purpose to which it is applied I t has many and great advantiges over the common round rope or chain. T. J. will insure his Flat Ropes to be made of the very best material, in the most careful and experien ced in inner. and by machinery of the best and most accurate principle. An extensive assortment circuits of Italian, Manilla, and 'l'ar'd Russia Hemp Rope, ' Bow, Stern and Toting lines rd all sizes, Packing for steam engines, Lines.Tw Ines and Cordage of ev er) description. Alm, Tar, F.teh and Oakum, con standy kept on hand. T. J's best quality Italian hemp canal towing bees are made on an imprn% ed plan of his own, and oldie best and strongest kind of Italian Ileum, selected in Italy aid imported expressly for his manufacture. as his long experience in the n aking of towing Imes has con voiced Min that they are an article which cannot be made to 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 of an ounce, to a thousand feet length at 3 inch flat rope weighing :4 tons, or from a 15 inch cable to a cotton chalk line, will be thankful• ly rm.-cited and promptly executed on the most rea sonable terms. Any thing ordered for Schuylkill coun ty will Lc delivered by rail rocel in a few hours, free of frets lit. S. any qrtantity of Flaa taken at Market price. Feb.Reath i~. l9 B.—ly pr:ririSYLVAD4IA I'OT I'SVI LE, PA. M=O= LESPD3TFOLLY announces to his numer gg friends and the public that lie has taken this' commodious Establishment, re. t • iti fitted it up in a superior manner, and I "'L is now ready to acco nodate the trav ails e.lling community. The building is very large, three stories high, situate on the Mali. street, opposite the Minors' Ranh, and in the most pleasant part of tho Borough, and is well adipted for the purposes intended, having large Dining Rooms, extensive and airy parlours, single and duuhle lodging ruonii, &c. The public may rest assured that the Wines and Liquors kept will bent the choicest kind,: r with good cooks, attentive and obliging waiters,. anc: a well supplied table, to, ether with his peacinal attention, he feels confident will insure all coat-. niencies r ecessary to the'cuintort of such as may favor him with their custom. The Reading Room is well supplied n ith pa pt rs from different's - et:tom s of the eountr y. Large m.tabling and attentive OstlerA. N• B. T:iere is a iefeetury in the h.ishurni stpry oldie Building, where all hinds of netrish. meats ran be obtained at the shortest notice. Putts%::lc, October 30 MOUNT CA It BON 11 OT EL. El) EUSEN BRIGHT respectfully announces a la- ta his friends and the public that he has tak. en" this spktidid, airy end delightful estatilish.. B..: r is. men% situated at the termination o ..f; 4 the Reading and Thilddelphia Rail 1 1 1 1 " flood, where he will be happy to wait Ilia :...A, an those oho visit the Coal Region, an l usiness, or for the purpose of enjoying the mountain air and water. Tim Hotel is large, finished and ftrimished in the best style—and no pains will he spared to render satisfaction to all who may laver it with a visit. Being within ten minutes walk of the Borough of Pottsville, though sufliciently'removed to Boroug h the Mist and noise of that busy. bustling plaice, it _is con fidently ti.e lietyyd that it will be found much more pleasant and agreeable, than any other Hotel in the vieinity.• Attached to the - Hotel is a large and beautiful garden. overlooking the River Schuylkill, the Schuylkill Canal, Mount Carbon Rail Road. (extending. to the Mines and Mute to Sunbury) the Cimtre Turnpike, and at the same time afYirding a teal and romantic view of five Mountains. The house is - ant-plied with' pure 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 he disposed to visit the: Mines, or enjoy the is .litzid roman. tic scenery of the surrounding co=y. Individ uals or families may rely on having ample room, and every possible attention. . Mount - Carbun,Junel9, 1541 EW "GOODS.-:JUSEPII WHITE & SON hive i n hands large and general assortment afresh and seasonable goads, which will be sold cheap for Cash, or in exchange for country produce.- Mt. Ca: bon, Oct. 31st. 1840. ‘I7.IIIITE & RED CLOVER S EED--for v V sale by Mar. 19, 12 7 a RANA )IN 28-hr I=l Schuylkill County, Pa - ARRANGER .F.NT FOR 'NU. OLD ESTABLISHED PASS AO E °Fitt • 100 rim. STREET, CJRNER tv.le SOUTII STREIT: rilifiE subscribers beg leave to call the 'latent:on of their friends, and the public in general, to the lowing arrangement for the year 1t42, for the-purpose of bringing out . Cabin, Second Cabin and Steerage passengers ..... , By the new line of LiverpoOt packets. Sailing the Ist, 13th and 25th of every month.' The ships comprising this line are , Geo. Washington, Indep ndcncc, United States, Sheffield, Carrick, Siddons, Patrick Henry, Briscoe, . . Vugtnian, Stephen Whitney, Roscius, Sheridan. By the London Pockets, To sail from New York the Ist, 10th and 20th— and Gum Lone.oa un the 7:h, 17th and 27th of each month. , :Mediator, Ontario, Wellington, Toronto, Quebec, Westminster, Philadelphia, St. James, Switzerland, Moatreal, Hendrick Hudson, Gladiator, In connection with the above, and for the pur pose of canding still greater facilities to passen gers, the Subscribers have established the Star use of Liverpool Packets, To sail from Liverpool on 11,a 7th and 19th of every month, comprising the folluw . .ng very su perior fast sailing ships, viz:— Russell Glover, Capt. Howes, ' 1000 tons Echo, •. Sill, etso 1 1 St. Murk, Alexander, • 750 %V incisor Castle, Glover, 10G0 All of which are nearly hew, first class, copper ed and copper fastened. The last four are own ed exclusively by the subscribers, a fact which, independent or their lung standing in their bu siness, it is presumed is a sufficient guarantee to the public which nu other house in their line can present. The above ships a ill be imececded by vessels oh the same class, in regular succession, thereby affording passengers an opportunity of einharking at Liverpool .., it My so that there will be no possible detention. Passengers who wish will be found with an abucdant sump! ) ut suitable provision fur the voyage, at the low rate of ten dollar In all eases v here the parties de: chnc coining o the mimey paid for their pas sage Mil he prowl returned. For the aceontinoda un of persons wishing to seild money to their file s, driiiis at sight will be given un the followingiikilk and Branches, viz:— On the Provincial Bank of Irelan s.N Cork Lintel ielv lA, Londonderry Sligo! Wex. Belfast Waterford Galway Armagh Athlone • Coleraine Kilkenny Mina Tralee Youglial Lutiskillen Monaghan Banbridge Bally ineiia Pursonstuv n Downpairtek C a s u o - l.urgun Omagh Dungannon 11 minim Ennis Ibillyishunium Strabane Dungarven Malkiw Aloneyinore Cotel..ll r ‘ lf .,, h ~ Scotland—The City Basils oh Glasgow. England —lllessrs. Phillips Tiphide, London; I'. Byrnes, Esq., Liverpool. Fur Walter particulars apply or addrem• ( if tiv letter put paid) GLOVER & MOILIRIZAY, 100 Pine Mreel, corner SIM tii, or to P. W. BYRNE:, 36 W uterlou Road, Liverpool. Messrs. Andrew C. Craig, di. Cc., Philadelphia. Thomas Gough, Esq. Affihny. Benjamin Barman, Esq. Pottsville. l'assages direct from Dublin, Belfast, Landon. duly and Cork. The sub:criber is now ready to engage Passengers to sail direct (10111 either of the above named Purloin vessels to bail in the months of April, May, and June. LT' The subscriber, will nl-o engage Passen gers going out from New York to London or Liverpool, and transmit money to any part of England, Leland, Wales and Scotland, on ap plication at the Miners' Journal office. B. BANNAN. &c.-8100 REWARD. ini NL IIUiSDRED DOLLARS REWARD ` l .-P r has been uttered for months, to any one who will us a libttle of Hays' Liniment fur the Piles %% itlatut being cured. Of thousands sold, io tioDne instance has it failed of a cure. Proof overwhelming to be seen where it is sold. It is also a , certain cure in scatty every case. ( eiternally ) in 'the following -complaints. rot the Vii For all Dropri l'etidcr Feet Sore throat by cancers or other fungus sores, or ulcers MEI W }looping cough Fre,ll Wounds Scald litdd (.; ibia ins &c. sic LOOK OUT. Some Swindlers have countei (tiled this entitle and put it up with various devices. 1)o riot be im pobed upon. Ono thing w ill only protect) ou— st to the name of CO3IsTOCK & CO.: that name must be always on the triapper ur you are cheated. Do not forget it. Take this direction with you, and test by that, or never buy it: for it is impossible fur any other to be true or gen uine. Sold by COIISTOCK & CO, New York, 71 Maiden Lane, and also by Win. T. Epling, Clemens & Parvin, and Jolm S. C. Marlin. Druggists, Puttivill.:,SchuylkallCuuuty July 3 '27-1 THE subscribers would announce to the public that they have taken the store lately occu ,pied by J..W. Lawton & Cu. and have just re ceived and opened an assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware,, &e. among which are . DRY GOODS. • Blue -Black and Fancy colored Cloth and Casimers-Satttnettv-Mou.lin de Lanca---Chint zes--Flannels—Cotton du.-,Checks, 'Picki ngs, Nlornos—Bleached and Unbleached Mushns— Winter Ventings—Shatvls- -Silk and Cotton tlandkcrclnefs—Wolsey—Worstcd and Cottun Misery—Men& !lose and Hall Huse—Glum , — Ilmnbrellas,&e. Rio—Java—Laguira nod llrow•nrd Coffees Lo.if and Brown Sugars—Yount Ilyson—Gun ooweer—lmperial and Black Tea..—Pieldm:— SMees—Syrup—Sogur [louse and Trinidad Mo lasses—Sperm and Common Oil,.—Fish—Soaps —Crackers,--Biee—RdnAn. and Currants—Hop , —Earley, &e. .211, MO QUEENSWARE Liverpool, Granite, Common and Scotch Ware, Glass Tomblen:, Platen, Lan - qrs. &c. together with an assortment of Brushes, Cedar Ware, Shovels, &c. To all of which We would invite the attention of our .friends and of the public generally, feeling confident dial we eau give sati.caction to all. TroUTMAN & SILLY MAN. L. W. TRoTrillAN, SILLYMAN. # November 20 47 HORSES! 11011SES ?, ROOF'S RING BONE CUBE—a sure destruction to Rmp•Cone, Spavin, Wind Galls and Cal us on horses, ROOF'S FOUNDER OINTMENT, for the cure of Scratches, Corks, Split-hoofe, Founder, and all sure of the feet and limbs. 11EICL'S EAIIIROCATIJN, for old Strains, Bruises, stiffness of the joints, tS-e. A. fresh supply of the above articles just recei ved and for sale. at J. S. C. MARTIN'S. Drug Store, Centre Street, Pottsville. February 12— SOAP AND CA%DLE MANUFACTOUT No. 19, Woad St., between 2d, and 3d, and Vine and CallawAill Streets, • Philadelphia. JOHN BANCROFT, Jr., respectfully in forms Sion;keepers, Mcrclsants Are. that ho Manufactures and has for sale, Palm, White, Variegated,, Yellow and Brown Soaps. • Mould and Dipped Candles, Al of goad quality and at reasonable prices: LT' A liberal discount , allowed for cash. Philadelphia, July 10; 25-tf R i TEPHE3I 9 IS TRAVELS.--Steohen's Travels "" in Turkey.•Greeee; Rnisia and Poland, also, E- gypt Arabia, Petnea and the Holy, Land. Just re. celved ails for sale by ' BANNAN. March 19 12-- payable al lo Incl AGENT:' 'rightness of the chest, I 'especially in children, Foul Ulcers oldie legs however obstinate of lung standing NEW STORE. GROCEMES IIUitIAN llXut CLEANLINESS OF - THE BEAD AND 11AIR. STRANGE it is that personsieho attend strict. ly to personal Cleanliness,. baths, &c. should neglect the Head—the Hair the most essential— the most exposed—and the most beautiful when properly cared fur, of all the gilts ot: . the ,Crea. to . . Perfectly free may it be kept of dandruff or scurf .vith a certainty that the hair cannot fall out. by the use of the Balm of Columbia. Ladies. will you make your toilet without this artiele ? I answer fearlessly. No, if you have once tried and experienced its purifying clrects—its sweet perfume. A hundred articles have, been put forth on the .credit or this—the only first—t he only really val. treble article. mass of testimony front all clas ses to these facts. From the Boston Chronicle, June 10. We sec . by. an advertiseMent in another column that Messrs. Comstock & Co., t h e Agents for Oldridge's Balm of Columbia, have deputies I. sell that article in Boston and (Aso% here.We know a lady of this city Whose hair was so near ly gone as to expose entirely lief phrenological developentents, which, considering that they be tokened a most amiable disposition, was not tin reality very unforti.riate. Neverthekss she mourned the loss of locks that she had worn, and, after a year's fruitless resort to iniscullcd restora lives. chased, some months ago, a bottle or tw of Oldruige's and she has now ringlets to rich profusion, glossy. and of r..vcn l.bnchincss. We are nut puffing—none of-110 eutotooditv -hap been soot to 115, alit], t do not l% alit ant', fur thong itwen. were obbged :in W 1.141 U e.lg a )car ago, we hive HUM, tinining In it, virtue, hair c. pimgli, and lit n passable nunlltt V. of oar UW 11. DA RING FR .4 b'D. 'he Balm of Colombia has been imitated by a notorious counterfeiter. Let it never be pur rina..ed or used unless it have tine signature u COMSTOCK 4. CO. inn a sideridid wrapper. I This is tine only external test that will secure the j public Irons ffeCeption. Address COMSTOCK 4 co. whoksulc Druggists, New York, Maiden Lam. 77. Ann also at WILLIAM I'. EPTINtI, arid CLEMENS& PAItvIN, and JOFIN S.C. 11 N. Druggists, of l'uttsivile June 26 tc , ll 26-Iv. GOLDEN NWAN ( REVIVED, ) 1V, , . 69 N. Third .sl., above Arch, Philadelphia rr • BOAII'D ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. VII A LILE"; WEISS has leased this old-estali ‘-llislied hotel, w hid/ has been completely .put ' y in order for the aceoniniodation of to•••lhw azoicottig and permanent boulders. It pruxiwity to 611 , 111C , 5, rell6Crh desirable to strangers and residents of the eity.s Every portion ,i 1 the leouse has on , q - torte a complete Llcattsing. 'the colthur v eep uncut is of the first order—with good cooks and se routs selected to Insure all, 111.1“11 to g ousts —II us ric .untinridatiorts fin 7tl persons. ma) ilo.or Lite hi,VISI.I With their Assured uf finding liie liemt ul and, i. :Anted a4uve, T 114.5 e t. costutn, may tists fare the best of att,; very reasonable clari? Cr• Single day. 6 I 2.5 U I' Ratan for 11Jrcutuund to hire. 1 - I - Grrina Wotan and W biteana rt-li Stage Office. Philadelitlita, December 11. 1841 511—If TEA S ROOM, AND rEltloDic.4L rrtnE subscriber has determined to open a im." New. Room and Periodical Agency, in con nection with his establishment, where suliscry lions to the following Magazines and Newspa per. will be received: arid all the Magazines and part of the Newspapers, subscribed buil paid Ira at this Establishment, ti, ill he delivcical free of postage. Godey's Lady's Book Monthly. $3 00 Graham's Magazine do_ 3 1111 Ladies Corn pa num , do 300 Terry's Museum no 1 (10 Dollar Magazine do I tin New York Knickerbocker: do 5 00 l.ad ) 's Hosted Library du 3 OU Young People's Bunk du 11 00 Magazine of choice and Enter taining Literal urn do 3 OU United States (:az. daily, Scull- v. eekly 4 weekly. Pennsylvania Inquirer, nu do du Ruston Notion Weekly. 3 00 Bro:liar Jonathan do - 3 011 New World do 3 01 S .. aturday Courier do 2 Oil &vitality Evening Post I do 2 UU :Autarchy Chronicle do 2 '.11.1 New York Mechanic . . New York Weekly Tilburg, the 07, 1H tie National. flume League for tne ' Protection of Amerman industry. and (Metal the verr best Papers in the United States. do 2 00 Subscribers to either of the above publications in this itorough and vicinity, trill find it to their advantage to call at this office and make arrange -1/ICII6 to active the resfective periudtcals free of postage. The numbers of any of the above publications can be paid fur monthly, .t.m.11) or aupttaily, at the option of the subscriber,. Veh. 19, 5 B. BA:4, AN. OAT 311111. THIS economical end malicious arm!: of f on hitherto but little known in this country, except by otellsional small itimortations with emigrants front Scotland aid Ireland, is mannfactured. and for sale by the subscribers at their Factory in Phila delphia, in any quantity equal to any imported. even superim, being fresh. It is also for sale by most of the Mer chants in Pottsville, sunniest whom are Mes srs Miller & llaggerty, William Nlilnes.& Co. Clem ens & Parvin, William Philips & Co. Morris & Bro thers. &c. 4-e. as well as by some of the merchants iu Minersville awl Pori Carb o n. GLEN DENIM: & (11.1MBERS, - . - Manufacturers of Flour, Oat Meal, Pearl Ra ley, on the Willow St. Rail Road. between Ittli and 13th. Phtla . November G. 1641. 45--l)* COUNTERFEITERS' DE.t7II••B P IIE public willplease olservc that no fitanttrclh It 'Pills are genaute, unless the box has three labels upon it, ( the top, the side and flit, bottom,) each containing a Plc-simile signature of my ,hand v, ruing. thus--B. Unto:intern, M. D. These labels are en graved on sleet, beautifully designed, and done at an expense of over $2,0U0. Therefore it ‘‘ ill be seen that the only thing necessary to latlCllfe the medicine in its purity. is to observe these labels. Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.. The following reseeetive persons are duly authorized. and hold Certificates of Agency for the Sale of a t antle e th's Vegetable Universal I'll! IN SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. Wm. Mortinier. Jr. Ilunlzingor A:. Levan, Schuyik:ll ILven 4- K. Hammer. Orvvigsburg. S. Seligniau. Port carbon, Jatnes Robinson & CO.. Port Clinton, Edward A. Kutzaer. Minersvitle, . _ Benjamin Weimer, Tamaqua. Observe that each Agent his an Engraved Certifi cate of Agency. emit:lining a representation of Dr. BRANORETIC Manufautory at Sing S fig. and up on which u ill also be aeon exict copies of the new labels flow übed upon the',Brailareth Pill Boxes. Philottylphia, (dice No. B. Bit.A:cintorit, M. D 8, North Eighth St. Februun• 19, 88—is SDRUG.3 AriD raraazcZNE S. JOHN S. C.'IIIARTIN'S Drug and Chemical Store, Centro Street, filet door above 11 Jim, tango S POTTSNILLE, COVICTIri P♦ Where he offers for sale a choice and well sclecte. Assortment of fresh Drugs, Medicines, Cho. Oils, Double Dye Stuffs. meals. Patent Medicina, Paint firtishes,Sash, Tools, Nuns, Glass, Putty, Perfumery, &c. Orders from Physicians, Country Merchants, thank fully received and rowdy attended to, at a small advance on City wholesale prices. MrParticular attention given to Physiciaa's:prescrip Lions at al hours. , IV ovembei 27 . SPILING FASIIIONS.—Just received a plate of Spring 'and Summer Fashions, together with a Kilendid assortment olFashionabie Goods by LIPPINCOTT &TAYLOR, corner et Centro and Maliantongo streets. April 23 . 17— FIRBING & G IiRDENIN(4.—The com plete Farmer,' and the Complete Gardener. Just received and fur sale by B, BA VIVA N. Vetch, 26 • 13— SCHOOL BOOKS r aWholesale and retail a "'Philadelphia prices, fin sale by - Mateh 19, 12— 13. BANNAN. Dr. Bedwel's Totter,' Ringivorm anti ite Ointment, PRICE 50 CENTS A. BOX—•Is one of the a• best and most efficacious remedies in those t,oublcsome di cases vet discovered as the fol lowing certificate will show. • This is to certify, that was afflicted with the Tettcr in the face, I had;large running boria,, ell over my throat, chin, !reek and cheek. , , in. deed i was so bad that I was ashamed' to go out without a handkerchief tied over my face. Al. ter trying all the remedies I could think 0% without the slightest advantage, I as to try Bediceli's Teller Ointvitnt, which noir using., a tew boxes entirely cured ine„'and I am pleased to say, that although the cure b,„ effected for sonic time, there is not nov eop e6l . of its returning. SAMUEL DEW EKS, ' Apple street, above Puol.ir Lice. Philadelphia, July 3, tr 433, BEIM ELL'S Glt . EN OINTMENT. For the cure of Felons, Veer N. old Cats al .d .Sores. 'flits invaluable Oititinviit has loo r. in use, in the City and-Liberties of rhiladelpho, and its biII:CC: 4 S in coring old ULCERAII.D and long standing WOUNIM, has been truly at. tonishino. Pr , VJ 95 cents a 6.x. BEIM ELL'S COUG,II , PRICE :25 CENTS TER BOTTLE—A inusi pko:•anl, safe and ellicacioos Ternetiv, tnr Gatuf., I Inarbene,,b, Wealt L itee.s of llio Breast, ,\c , pr..du cloyz rest and Labe %% luau all oilier retnedn, 11.11. d. above lii k hly esteemed (m-ditit h CuII directions Mulched to each article public trill I.lo,ttell to give them u lieotlo,lllll have hi.en eutt.d lilt it 110' Frcp,. red by James (miner or 3,1 unit I ntrects, Philadelphia, fur Dr. 11, vale at the Drug and Chemical Ntoic It Jun. 1, 1— mAicriN ; Agent fur Port -silly t,llllll. 100 1 0411 , I,vitL BI.: I , I)IZI'VITED lA' DI? N 1,1 Ili \ for .1 nreparallett of Baru, pal-111.1 101,4. I.:1)R or" SA KILL 11 is ii•isitil,o) till, btr.1112. , 11" ;•..1 '11 1: L a In q :,; ) r ( 1 . 1 dial B i I,) numerous pergotat, throe:11 , 01;1 t ell) a:a; try t'r malting syrup t beret t .111. and ut the rate or si•VuLt)•tisecri.t, to t bottlelabout ball a Th e e ir,,, s of Sar,aparklla ie wet I •,,,, Jrdn.or Evil. • A fltrliof,o 01 tie ...U. I II titll•, V. I e 14: rh, ‘„ .s , 7 'tarot,/ eitoi li.olq ars i ar as A hletir,r ;" find the .111m:oils, 111.N",.5. real Ptirtltur the Arrirrur/ !hr.!. merit upon its ‘lfttles Illi111•PS.,,,(1 Tv 0101% CI ILS elfie.ley. It la only tle•l'4,-.lr, 11 i,•,, It, to gel allured preparation of Pt. t i„ „ will be no disappointment to it. dircis Dr. Leidy would refer to the n0,.•4 l'h, u. wi llas turonL hew 11,, t'nple s jlS s aleSissr Use e/sO/11 , ler isss'isrvis/sa/105.., Well also to the 111/Maros. Cerlilic ill's claps and others, that hale been If ,111 1111, 1.. putAlsbe‘l, HOW tie. rein[ raiuerensary lIS 1 / 4 r 1,15 preparation is krully I et<tuhltAhrtl.-1.111-1.1 11/e Sui si herll SUllea !LIS used talh,gt ihn ,roul mil the 'North takes the p.‘tcelll.t.ce ore, all Id trr r .1(41131'1y among physicruns. who, for the bh•hhh•hr,,, h they at ient N. 1.4111 2 1 ,5 ruCulli Mei id It IF Leidy can b•r.ist of as many r lu.t, pertorined by Illa 1:11,11Caltal rAllarl IP! 'AI 11.1 s cler been elketed by nay medicine Al:u horses 'The mailer is rcfer red In thy . •• 101 bolt et anti Buller particulars. . . . Remember our bortic, (halt a pint ) iti 1 . 1,1)..: { O , 7nlitt , Ili Sllfni', anal en elill.lll pleas .10 )., 'Err' Nice thll.: DOLL.: R ),es Prepi.red and sold wiwitaitair, and rem aii Jr. Le i El) 'tit 11, in, Emporium, Setiiiid sin it; m t Sulu to till: t.ULDEN EAGLE.: A I'h l dol t lna, :nig ' EirrlNG, Druggist, l'ottto. illy Veinuary ith. 1411. ETII Eli I & Imo Fit At !heat(' tifl, Nu. 65,•N t n-th Peo•di Air, cf . 1. r •Irie TILL' CI DUOI4 . FiIOSI,TIIKV , OLNri: OF 10.• ii • r l'lll LA D1.A.P.11 I. - llnunfacturers of %Villa. Lead illy and E Cin alnci. - gioundin Oil, i Re , i i ' ll2t:ll.t, Red Lead, V. laic no Labarge. % arm] All. Chronic. Yellow, Sidi. (iiiiinne do Green 7 T.ll i. Liaviiiii do Red Ethel Sulph. Patent Yellow do I\ di .. . Sugar Lead - do Arvin _ Copperas Lunar Cansiic 01. Vitriol _ C . ito Aq. Foriiii ' AtOO NI orpl. i a Muria ti. Acid Sidi b dt, 1-.lis.iiii Salt 4 11 11.ac.Sull hr, Tait Acid ' ()pi do :).r a . ..: Sup Carb 4oda h ethics Inl lin, al I 'orros.Siiti. Mere. F:r . ,lltopt , th. Refiners ttlt'hattlitttur ,Sal Nitrti.Kriinsioh. 1'..i..1. ..ti.e Offer fur sale the above mentioned :MO It, 0 , - , y,ether Wll it 1 2etternl Issortinerit I.' l'ana.. I'mol and Dye Stuffs. and every other ;I nil: It i of be I •li. ta. teal:Uhl Medicine line. „ Being 1114111111ClUrCTS of all the. rt ielei.enumeran a under the above head, then pltalge iliciin.cln. , In suppiy their friends and the pa blic on the VOW reasnn a Ide terms. %Vinilow and Picture Glass. from 68, '4 3* Oct 1 1 , 37 4m-- grll4 ESP •inforins the inhabitant. of Pottsville and it. vicluite, that 1., 1,..; moved m tiva; and oti . ,r. is orofe•nnionul .es in all the medical br.ttichina to the pittdo Practicing the and if requt.ted, the Alt. urathic, he boo,. from 1,,0_ experience to give lull sain,faetion to will call on him. Ile will be ready for profes.siou• al tiers tees at any lime al his rt,idenee. AD. LII'PE, AL 1). 4.l—if “reenvi nod, December • rompkw rkssort Ili or Lail Road Iron from iiLY.' i .~~lo IXI on li. • Hail Goad ifeN, fimn 33:a. to 56 m, eirerna diameter, tursteri & uuturnt•d It ail !Coati A 30, 3 tu. diameter Ittol it t,tti xattr, treatanteturetl from the ralelll EV Cable Iran. Hail Coed net, for pliculo; heir coo the Iron Chair and tallllo block of cr,v Itailw4y s. India !lubber Hope, th:loufarfred from Zeal.od Fl..v eamrated urli India Ittibber,,aial intenda for Imlo4l Chains. Just reces‘enl a taimplete a ssoornina Chains. from g in, to 11 at „r^ - lied anti inanufactured Irtan :he host cablc iron. ship licia Ilailroad :spikes, of doleroli bias, kept constant!) tn. lor.l and fur sale by A. S.: G. R " 1 Ph.lad. Jan: 10. No. 4. South Fr,,ot JUIl(;E PATTE 12 sn N EA D the following Niteison, Gt thirty years the first J udge vide! County tr which he Ives. Mold down, N. J.. March 12, 1810. • Nlessrs.Comstock 4- (.'O. Gentlemen—You are at liberty to make such spy of the fullo,vtng certificate as you deem till tft,i subsene the purposes is filch it is ihtentlt d. [ CCU riFIG.I FE Ole IM*17E:1;s0 \ • Iticiin:iiv trailer ito t my:daughter has been alii ed with en k nelthre tie fur the space of about 20 t Calf the attacks occurring' - once in afoul two writ, irequentlo-Jasting 24 hours during which time the part. yams have been so severe, as apparently soon • toAistve her of life. And after having trod atm., I_,aft rtifier remedies is vain 1 hove been 'Weird a, a last 'resort to try Spohn's Headiehe !kilted) a' sold by yo'u it and to the reat disa.ipointmeni and j', or h ‘rself ape her friends I found very matcria relief from the first dose of the medicine; she has folloWed up the directions with the article, and in everylcase when an attack•was threatened has found immediate retiet,until she is near permanentlyeured The attacks are now very seldom. and disappear im mediately after taking the quantity directed. A tote that Others may be benefited by the use Of this truly invaluable medicine, has induced me to send you the abode, and remain your obedient servant, J EMI PATTERSON. Judge of the Couri . C. SOW outs by Comstock &•Co. 71, Maiden Lone And also by Win I'. Epting. Clemens & Parrot and J. S: C. Martin. Druggists, Pottsville,-Schuylkill Ca Jenti 227-11 EEO Purwarding and Commission Mere/tan!, VINE Sr.•W HARR, SCIWYLKILL, PIIILADELPIIIA• RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public, that he continues at his old Maud end will have BOATS leaving nis %Vharvcsdady for Pottsville and the intermediate places. The Schuylkill Navigation Company hector : reduced their tollsoieights mallerehandiava" other articles, both up anti dov:a, will be 2o f" cent.. lower than former rates. February 26 9—bin 1)0t.;ToR AD. LIPPE, HAIL ILO k I) IRON. lIPAD Mill J. lIARRADEN,
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