n - the Sundiy
.
SIMMS VITIOUT
Thereiticauty in•tbe.night2
When the Moon shines brighti:
:.Wien not a cloud J
,Is seen to shroud • • •,-
_ A single etas
_ In the firmament-afar:
When the fingers oljthe:bretv
•
Lightly lift the • leavesiol the trees: -
When all is still as can be
Save soma few sounds Which silence has neglec
., ; • • tee, •
For Audance,ihere's the ocean Waye;
That loves to rave I
By night as well" by day: •
Andthe rippling
• ! . Will'not begin, , - •••
- When daylight , fades aural.
••And here in the city, from night till morn,
Wu have tlto constant cry of -*Here's your nice
bat corn!
' 'llat, fns plt thir, l •
• • • • t
There are bliss •
And beatify in the night. 1 ,.!
- When the tothrand carts efthe 4 1 y7ere
If a•e hiveii`t.worked too hard, We feel bright - 4!
-i - Ane at the heart light=- '
. • • That, is about right ;•• •
• - - ' A: deuced sight, ,
r.ot more, • •."! '
Boner than we tell before ;
, _=••-;-• ,:.For our boinms aro as calm , • • ,
• • As the evening is fair,
i.And to our soils cornea n balm,
4 As if borne on the air. '
. „. When nature rests_
: •••,--•- Our breasts ,
2 : Ought to be quiet; !
Norshonld'we allow anxieties to kick up a riot
' In the bedchambers of the heart,
• , . Wirern - ourcares are sleeping;
• But- bid them tie!p"r I, • *
Anitnailoager a carousal be keeping., e
Oh,
Min of wo!
' - --
'.:7'. -- . Know • • .
.That night is the time for repose, '.- _
. '
.. Or to ba,merry and glad;
00t if you've i k m i n d t o b e sa d,
-• • -' • Or to get mad,
4nd fly round and tear your clothes.
' ..' - - It's no hustnesa`ot
T ine, .. •
' - Solong as the m'pott and Stare shine
. , With - bght divine - -="4-',- .
- - .
.. . Forme. -
':: And 1 'feel biiose and tree,
~.- - .11 ready and ripe foi a -Slits good apr4,—*
, 'As evek ahoutd be i
. .. ' --'''-- . -i i Spooes.„o G
CLWP,ENGS.,
How ~T 0 Runt ♦ SON; -4. Let lam have jlis
own 'way ' :
2'.. - Allow him 11'6 pole at money
3. SalTer him to rove where be plearies - _on the
`4. Give him free access to Wicked,companinns.
-64 t him to no account for his svenineci
6 Furnish him with no staled-employment.
Pursue either; of these ways. end you" will ex
,
perienca 4 a most marvellous : deliverence. ror you
will - havelorimurn nOer a debased end ruined child.
Thousands Gave iest zed the sad result, and, have
gone mourni'ngrio the grave.
• The following has been used down East,..as a
very plessantisnibstitute for ffinteis! dune: it is
to be set to music of the jinggling rkdollars.:
Well.gally chase dull care a,sv,”
An blnish every sorrow— 1•
'Suliier;bers. pay yourdebta
. And'we'll pay oarsp-mornive i"
Tas M lir. Lsisulas.—. please not
to forget to tisk the place for me. sir,' said pole.
blue-eyed boy, es he brhshed the coat of the Man
of Leisure, at his lodging. '
Certainly, Ml. pklitt Aid be go-
Ing,that way its e day or ,two.' '
I• Did you ttsk for the place for me yesterday r
said the pate 14, on the following deg, with a gui
4ering lip as he performed the santi6 office. '
' • • No,' was the answeo • I was busy, but I
will Ach:day."., _,
,Gedlielp my poor mother,' murmured .the boy.
and gazati Instlessly on the cent Mr. Jahn laid
on hli:liiiid4 .
. 1 .
~
The boil went home. He ran. to the hungry
-, children ...rith Abe leaf of bread he bad earned by
brushing. he gentlemen's co,te at the hotels.—
They , shotiteil with joy,, and hkmother held out
her emaciated band for a portion while a sickly
snide E h -tied across her face. - 1
'Mother dear,' said the bey;,•Mr. Inklin thinks
hei , can' get me a place andJahell have three meals
. a day ! and it won't take me three minutes to run
and share it with you. ' :',; -
Th e mo rning came, and ,the pale boy's voice
- trembled with eagerness as he asked Mr. Inklin
if he to a pulied f Ohs place.'
.. ,
" t • . • Net TM.' said the Atm of Leasure, 'but there
is twee enough.' • 1 ~ -
. ' The cent that morning was wet with teem_
Another morning arrived.
•It is •rrn hosrghiless in the - hos to hn en lido:
nid Mi. It klin.• Not a soul here to brush my
MS
The child came- at length, his Is. swollen
•
with weeping . .
rim sorry to disappoint- yoit. l eaid the Man'of
Leisure, • but thi, place in Mr. I:.'s store wee ta
ken tip • yesterdiy. .
The lxiy stopptdiwuPhing, and horst afresh in
to wars. I don't care now,' said he, sobbing,
we - may as 1411 storv . e 7 litother is deed.'
The Man of il l isuri'sies shocked, he-gayi the
boy a dollar.
Mr. Inklin was taken ill,
6 I
religion was .a good thing, and be meant to
'l . look into it. An anxious frienAbroughta der.
• i:iman,to him. He spoke "teedetly, but seriously,
.!to the sufferer, of eternal truth.
to-morrow,' said the Man of Leisure,
• and we, will talk shout these matters!'
'That bight the, Medbf Leisure
LIDS STRiAlFlia irnn steamers which
are heing.cnnatrected in New IT,,rk, under the 'di
rection .]ef MT. — grricaTi, - (nr - Capt: Stockton f tw.,
of which were launched last week.. and two oih-
en Fire to .be I.un'ehed -ne s t Saturday; ere 4:1 fee
10ng.,23 besin, Et feet hold, each' containing
53000 - pounded wrought iron, of which materiel
-they ire entirety coMposed. The first hoot, th
Black Piarn.ind, tiFtion launched, dres, with 'deck
batclies end - rudder. "illy inches. and ilia sec
, tind. the Vulcan, otiiy. 153 incline', including 4he
depth of - the iron keel 23 inches. This estrlor
- light,tlr4is t , strmg mommendrition tp
iron boaniiond Captain Sidekton will be entitled
to much credit for introducing them to.the inland,
navigation, and thereby, adding one foot or sigh
. teen to' the idept!i of our numerous conies
andsballow tic* and Igiving stimulus to the in
ternational eoinmerce of the country,- by introduc
ing steitriimoer on th canals, a Ming hitherto
considered impossible.. the Black Diahlond, as
well as the Vulcan. li:647;win the North River
! T ar the Phoenix Foundry,' where-they were
- and their steam machinery and_ propellers very
.nearly complete, , •
TRllSttea OP etTr.sn.—The greatest triumph
of ',team. navigatkon yet nrthnotliidheti. Was icheiv-
C4l by the Britth antl - Nortb Americanvoyal mail
steamer Columbia, which tneile her last paaeage
`,from IPatori to Liverpool (including' at, ppao 01
•
znieral hours in II Jaya and ,12
hours. >',l* e . Gre a t Wr , alern, tor), MOJA a splen
.':did;rron&kar4s the Adel'ie.., She oiled _.horsy
It.ork ronithe 'same (1 1 ,,t , that ,the , Goluinthe
lurk .80. ton. aridin'otwithstanding a deviation of
two htindred Miles to the month' to avoid the ice,
made it.e - proutaga to Bristol in-. 12 Jaya and 1 2"
houril.. The Britieh tqueen - arcieetl at. Antweip
on•the 24th ultimo, 'performing. her voyage from
7- s w York in" leesthan 17
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'DR.- TAYLOR'S , ' 1
.., BALRAMILiriI7 LIVER viranz •, ,
For''' COnstitattioaLesiighs.ll, Colds: Nil iiiilt of
Blood. Pate ia the sides or brgast, , Asthma.
• -Plearisy. shortness - of Wrath. PalAtatian of the
• ; heoit. Debility, INervoarness. and all diseases
n
of ths &ova on Dyer.
PREPARMID at . Bowery, in the -city of New
''
Yurk. Where the article first bri;ihareil, sad is
only eeneine. I ' 1
This medicine /dui Veen need in the •city of New
York. with unexampled success for eight years.and
found equally beneficial throughout the country. It
is now used by Inalifili 'the medical, faculty with in.
creasedconfidenne 'and satisfaction. c •
See when you purchase that you get thelrne medi
cine, from 37 Bowe-4, New York, sold by specafica•
none! .1 I
ENI
Eli
Reni arkalA Cute - of Coniqmpti—
have been an itivsdid for the Years, 'and hive
suffered every torture front continued consumption.
But Dr. Taylor cured-Me. The large
quantities matters he torml to faille has subsided. my
cough ha.. ceased. and 1 am tleshy again, my health be=
in s ; wholly restored by using three bottles of hittcel—
ebrated Balsam. ~ M. E. WINDLEY.
• / Nth 139, Maiden Lane. New 1i otk: -
Sluirtioss of Brea4k. '
-For this disease!Di . Taylor's Bat saM, of LiVerwort
has uo Hiving die Asthma, alsevere pain in
my left side, and some cough; I was induceitto try the
above medicine, and great - was my joy. to find* cured
me in about' two Weeks. It also cured m
- -,mother of
a aerate attack of the Livei complarrit;With which
she hadauffered two years. ' J. C..STON Ei
' 23 Hall Place, NeW York.
r Mr. R. Gladdin 'of Delhi New York, of a natural
.erinsinitptuona constitution, has been saved front an
Mitimelyiend by the use of Dr. Taylor's,Balsarn of
Liverwort. A severe cold brought' on an attack .of
Tileurisy. and !boar ended in general debility and con
sumption. Al;nnatnnt cough. hectic flush, restless
nights, quick yam, and continued loss of flesh, augur
ed a speedydeatk; but as soon as he commenced the
use of this Balsam, he-grew letter, dnd is now fully
restored to healthi, AGENT. .
DOCT. 'TAYLOR'S
BALRAM OF LIVERWORT. '
The i cures and, benefits procured by the use of this
mediceies in all cases of diseases-4the Lungs, is al—
most incrediiablel It the been used by several per
-song in this neighborhood and there 13 scarcely eh in
stance but its benefits have been fully realized: Per
Sous,,,affiicted with
Ottighs, phis: Asthma,
difficulty of breathing,. pains in the sideorb resat, spit
ting of blood catarrhs; palpitation of the liCari,oPpres
, Ilion and sorenea of the chest, whooping cough, plan
nay, hectic level!, night sweats; difficulty or profuse
expectoration. and all other affections of the chest,
lungs end liver, Should, not fail of procuring a bottle
ofthis Medieine WRIGHT.
.Saqy Hill, Washington county, N. Y:
- The composition of Dr. Taylor's' Balsam of Liver,
wort is only known by the Proprietor, therefore it is
dangeruds using any bet that from BM Bowery. -
. , 1 , TO TrIE PUBLIC. . '
. We hereby certify that our ann 6 years of age. was
soddenly taken with a fever. and after a severe sick.
ness a violent cough ensued, ,
He was bloated ,• his skin was filled, and his physi
cian said there was no favorite syniptom about him,
that ho had a confirmed consumption. At that time,
we procured a b ottle of that valuable medicine, Tay
lor's Balsam of Liverwort. After taking one bottle
we began to ha e hopes of his recovery. He ciintin
ed until he had used five bottles. It is now xi year
from that time, and his health is better than it has been
since an infaiiti -
DAVID& HANNAH ROGERS, '
, Granville, Washington co.. N: Y.
For proof of the above statement I refer to the sub
scriber above people of high respectability.-
GEORGE TAYLOR.
VIOL - C..4T C4LTGR AND COLD CURED .- The severe
,-
change of .weather having given me a most violent
cold; also expectoration and difficulty of breathing; I
was much distressed until I took Dr. Taylor's Balsam
of Liverwort. 1 found this medicine to suit my case
and cured me at once which causes me to recommend
it in others. ' , IJ. J. FISHER.-17 Barrow at. N. Y.
PAIN IN THE RIDE AND nawr.—These diseases
' have caused inetmuch trouble, and often prevented
iny at re odingin business. Every medicine I heard of
I tried. but fitund no relief. Asa last resource I con
cluded to try Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort. As
soop as I d.d,! grew better, and have been gaining
,ever since ;am now in good health,' and can truly re
commend thin Balsam as being far superior to any
thing else. , A.,1. GREEN, 2 Pitt at. N.Y.
Settritvo OF BLOOD CURED—For four months I
have had a diticharge of blood from the lungs. almost
daily. Also a dry hard cough, some 'sin, great weak
ness.- After trying the docuirs in vain for 3 months.
I concluded to use Dr. Taylor's Balsam of Liverwort,
of which three bottles have made an entire cure:
L. V. HAVILAND, 171 Oak at. N. Y.
For sale only is Pottsville. by
JOHN S.C. MARTIN, Agent.
May 28, 1842 22-Iy.'
A dye to sokrePops most 'Wresting—
Onerihat gilay-headecl mortala should bncesting—
A great •• Phenomennhinchemistly."
It is strange but sny see may see
East India Dye that...brown or black as sin,
Colors the hair, but.will not stain the skin.
.TO i THE OLD --AND YOUNG. •
ROI YE RED HEADS A D GREY!
OIENO3IIO/1 CIIEMISTEY.
EAST IND IA HAIR DYE..
Culois the Hair, and will not the skin!!
Fprifiliiyeiis in form of 3 powder which in plain
matter of fact May be applied to the hair over
night. the first night turning the lightest , _roil or grey
hair ton dark'brown, and by repeating a second - or
third flight, to ebright jet bhcle, Any person may,
therefore, with the least pomade trouble, keep his
hair any dark shade or a perfect black . ; with a posi
tive assurinca that he powder ifapplied to the skin.
wilt not color. There is 'rot trouble, in removing
it froin the hair, as in all powders,before made. By
an occasional application;_a person taming grey will
never be known to have a grey hair. Directions
Complete with the article. There is no coloring in
this statement, as one can ea& test.
This dye iirsold only by. MSTOK & CO.,
Maiden Lane, New York.
For sale in Pottsville. by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN,
I, -May 7, 20—ly
MEDICINES! MEDICINES!
DR. WM. Even's celebrated Camdmile Pills
do Soothing S'riip for childhu.
Heron Artm. Hutcheler's. Herb Pills,
Duct. Goodie's Female Pills.
Dnot. William Evau's Fever & Ague Pills.
He hat -said atom
o Dyspept►c Persons Hunt's Botanic Pills
are aid to be snperior - to any Medicine ever yet
offered to tile Public.
A fresh eupply• qf the '
above Medicines, just
received and for sale at the,Diug Store of _
Dec 11 .50—, JOHNS. C. MARTIN.
EDEN PIPE, HYDRANTS, &c.—The Bob
scriber has for sale -, Leaden Pipe of various thick
nesses, suitable for conducting water to houses; an
other purp o ses.. A Hydrants. Stop Cocks, Cocks
and Ferrules. of the most approved kinds. Just re
ceived .aild fur sale cheap by B. BANNAN
April If,
pIe'rORIAC 'BIBLE-With 600 Illustra
ttons,i3 volume", elegautli bound—.price $6
Just receiied and for sale by "
Juno 25; 26- . B. B4NNI4AN.
1,.*: it 31 : OF WILD f< 11ERDX.—Just re
ligaceireti a fresh supply; of rho above artidle. A n
l er sale hal , J. S.C. MARTIN,
April Sole agent for Schuylkill count3i
MINCOURAGE 11014 E AN
/42/BLANK BOOKS.—The subscriber manufactures
all kinds of Blank Rooks. from 6,4 cents to *Mead),
which he, will warrmt to he equal in quality to any
purchased'el tewhere. at Philddelplija prices.
B. BANNAN.
fiaPRIN GOODS.—WiII be openeg, on Monday
mornik next, - a splendid axon rtniont of SPRING
GOODS4omprisint ever, variety of Foleien. Do.
mextic. Fancy and Staple - Dry Geode, all of which
viii be offered very init.
Apill 30 r 18—
MUM
- -
; COTSUMPTION.
Surprising Cure -of Consti!nption.
Botanic, Pills
EARL,
Sign of the Golden Ball
lIFIE OF NAPOLEON .— The Life of Napo
MAI loon; [ with 50fi Illuatratinns, complete' in 2 cols
price $5. Just receives and for nafeby
t March 17,12 it. BANNAN.
%Rt.: - BIOS COAMON gellOOL UNTO.
y-:-.lust rdceired tral for sale by
Nay 21 , ; 21- B. BANNAN.
TEEL! PEN'S—Every variety, just receives and
' 7 for sale - vely cheap by . - B. BANNA N.
June 11.
fl~ltlr nod 25 . 1ba Kegs, a
Philadelphia prices. for sale by
March - B. RANNAN:
Atn,vpßoss QUIIJA.---Alharrorte finilte, a new
an excellent anicle, just received and for Baia by
June , - B. BAN/YAM
PRE:- PL ACFI'.WREEN&-Et;:steri Firo
Scrams, jut received and for saltili*
Jane tl, . 24-- : U. BANNAN.
MS=E=
MEE
- ' -4EKTRAORDLIA*It 011,-4E•
I 'Roe
,it,iP,lld w ay 8,1837.
DEAR 81S:-1-An article called Dr:ees "Nerve"Nerve_
and Peite ilniment,“came to my Inlowledie ar.
boet two Months since:through cntr friend Mr.t anite.
bell, and I prochred a bottle and had nand it for about
a week withouk any material cluing/head onemorm,
jig I round myieSendeithe exercise of very uncom
mon feelings, imaginieg that could I be - helped op . !
could standaart walk. I requested my fsuldY to aid
me
bid t hey wipe unwilling I should,trust myself en
for the list Pained& and a &If
my feet,not basing
year* e'er eyeemade the attempt toituitil: bat toy
confidence ma'am great that they consented to assist
ma from my bed. I found I could use toy legs with
apparent ease, hot could not bear my weight on my ,
feet. With suptieirt, however , I could place one foot
before the other with
,a facility that astonished me
and all amend me. They .led me twice across' the
room; I eat down with.-.feelings of happiness 'that
never before experience - `d; the idea wee that I was
once again to be restored to the world ran through
my frame like ap electric shock. My familjkorroun
ded mein tears of joy, and the excitement, so com
pletely overcome me that I feinted. Theirame day I
walked three time across the floor, again bearing a
little weight *each time on nay feet. 1 then used
crutches for a few days, when my month had
become so far reestablished, that I could cro® the
floor without the least aid. My advancement Iroto
this time has been almost incredible. I can walk
twehuedmilydrds and tack with ease, and toy chil
dren, ( the bed=rid are often blessed. like me, with
near adozen,) have been so overjoyed that they could
scarcely eat or . aleep, and Mrs. Corning seems to feel
half's score ofyears younger herself. You mill rec
ollectlew much bent together I was when you were
Itat Isere. 1 have entirely overcome this. If I look
ed arl odd asj felt when I beg,an to' walk, I would
' havebeen gazed at in astonishment , I have seen ma.
ny of my old acquaintances, some of whom did not
know me at all, and others would scarcely credit their
senses. and would hardly have been more astonished,
though one had " risen from the dead." z I have now
every confidence that lam a'viell man. I - think this
article is the Most extraordinary of any I ever heard
of, and it' it is ant extensively made known to the pub
lic, I think the:proprietors are very culpable. If-you
know the persons in New York selling it, you had bet
ter show them'this letter, and let them refer to you,
or publish this if you think it Wollllfilid thedistressed
Remember me to your family, ,
Yours, very t'ruly
ETHAN C. CORNING.
' For sale by John S. C. Martin, Wm. T. Riding and
Clemens & Persia, Pottsville.
May 21, 1842.
VERIUFUGEO ,
TO best Medical writers of the present age, agree
in the opinion, that worms are the cause of many
serious and many'fataldiseasekin children.
Tneir presence may be suspected where the pa
tient has a dry cough, a pale countenance, timid breath,
tumid lip, livid circle &retold the eves, disturbed
sleep, variable appetite, alternate Dierhata, Costive
ness. en longed stomach, &e.
These symptoms unless relieved, frequently pro
duce epilepsy, apoplexy,.,man lac, dronay of the brain,
inflammation of the eyes , palsy. hiccup, dry cough.
consumption,, croup, dysentery, convulsions, fevers,
&c. which terminate in death.
irom the above, parents and others having the care
of children, will sea the propriety of being in posses •
Sion ofasuittbe remedy, against the deleterious effects
of these entm es to the , health and .happiness of ehil.
&TM bloyiek's Vermifuge has proved a eertain t safe
_end
„pleasant Cure, as will be shown by numeroue cer
tificates shortly to be published, and is regarded by
those that have tried it, as superior to all others in use.
It is so pleasent that it may be given to the most deli
cate child, without inconvenience.
Also, the Pocahontas or Indian Tills, for the cure
of all bilious diseases: this pill bait proved to be deci
dedly the best purging pill ever offered to the public.
It has permanently cured the most obstinate cases of
dyspepsia, sick•headeche, "jaundice, costiveness, bil
ious cholic, &c.. and will prove servicable in all eases
while the pulse is full and hard, the skin dry and hot,
and the tongde coated. ,Full directions accompany
the Vermifuge and Indian Pill.
Aienis for the sale of the above.
W. T. Epting, Pottsuille, George Reifsnyder, New
castle, G. & Et- Bast, Schuylkill Haven. Hugh Kira ,
ley. Port Carbon. ThmaAnut the state a supply can
always be had of Fred..Klett & Co„ Druggists, cor
ner of 2d and Callowhall streets, Philadelphia.
.Itiiie 18. I I 5--6rno.
=I
Front the Courier and Enquirer.
It would be preposterous in a writer 'for the read
ere of such allounaal as the Courier, to address the.r
prejudices, passions or superstitions. Good common
sense should] at least bepossessed by theveaders of
this Raper, and those possessed of such, and those on.
ly. do we care to attract. We will now assert, in the
most unqualified terms, that an innocent remedy hai
'
been found, !that will absolutely cure Rheumatism,
and stiffness of joints, if of twenty years' standing.
The asseninfi is so broad, that it will hardly obtain
credence, we are aware,:. unless supported by uncom
mon testininny. Now the testimony given to so
many worthless quackeriesis so abundant. that to dis
crimtnate between such, and real twitter of fact tes
timony, is very difficult! To come at once at a Paint
that can at once be appreciated, the' proprietors have
resolved to give this remedy to the poor, and to core
those able to pay for it, before they, ask pay, and then
leave it to die sufferer to pay what; be chooses. We
entreat, therefore;sufferers to call at 71 Maiden Lane,
for some drops ( Indian Elixir) to be taken. ond a
Nerve and Bone Liniment to use outwardly; and if
they will not, by one week's use, become more sur
prised and delighted than they ever ezi,ected, we will
never again ',make such an assertion. Will invalids
now suffer Or the want of . this mild, innocent, and
all potent remedy?' If they refuse it, we pity them in
deed. —[ N. Y. Coln, if Eng., Feb.,l9. 1842.
For sale by John 3S C. Martin; Wm. T. Epting,
and Clemens & rarvin, D.rielids. Pottsville.
. May 14, 20-Iy.
WWII ER Mt d BROTHER,
At the Old tand, No. 6:.!, North Front street - FA et fide
'mass WOWS PROM/TIM CORN= OF:ARCH ST.
PIMA DELPAIA. •
Manufacturers. of
WhiteLeadd6 , and Calemel, -
grounditahl, 5 Red Precipt,
',Red Lead, White do '
Litharge. Vitriol Alb. „
Chronic Yellow, .
do Green Tort.Emetib
do Red Ether Stdph. •
Patent Yellow do Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic
Copperas! Lunar Caustic •
01. Vitriol Com. do
Aq. Fortiir Acct. Morphia
Muriatic Acid Sulph. do
Epsom Salts Lac.Sulpbur
Tart Acid • Opi.deDlarcot.
Sup Cain. Soda Rermee Mineral
Corras.Sub. Mere. Ethiops do.
EtefinersofChampn;or,SalNitresrimstoneilorix.
stc. Offer forsale thc abore'mentitined articles: to
gether with a general assortment of Paints, Drugs
and Dye-Sniffs, and eVery other articleinthe Chem.
ical nd Medicine line.
Beinginantaturersof,allthearticlesenumemted
ander the above heed, they pledge
.themselves to
.supply their friends and the public on the most
reasonable terms:
Window and Picture Glasi.from 68, 4 3R,
Oct 1 1831 48—
PhiPulelplua Rizealily
CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY.
%ME, six , or seven of the ntiladelphia Druggists s' have d6scencied to the meanness to try to sell the
ithitation or counterfeit Balm of Columbia, to stay,
cleanse or restore the' hair,. and Hay's LiniMent, a
cure for Piles, and all external sores and swellings.
AU Druggists and Country Merchant! are hereby
warned not to buy either oflhese articles in :bile
delphia, as they would be wholly . unsalable. All ti
gers of these articles are warned nevey_te buy , any by
these names, Without the signature oT Comstock &
Co. on the wrappers,---take this patient *fhb you to
test by it, or you will be cheated. Seed toes by let
ter, at New York, and -we will deliver theta at Phila
delphia, Baltimore, or an, of the large cities, free ol
Ml &eight "charges. COMSTIX:K•& CO.
sole proprietors, & wholesale Druggists,
71 Maiden lane. New York. • •
And by fohn S.C. Martin. T. Epilog. and
Clemens Zarvin, Druggists, _ottseille.
May 7;
%aura BIBLE BIOGRAPHY—With soy.
oral hundred'engravings, being a Biligraphy of the
Lives and Characters of the principal personages re
corded io the sacred -writings. ; Practically adapted
to the instruction ofyaoth and rivate families. Just
received"l fur sale by! H. HANNAN.
May 2EI
•
MTEPLIEN 9 B TRAY ELIL-:-Stephen's.Tra veil
in Turkey. Greece. Russia ana Poland, also, E
gypt Arabia, Pet= and the Holy Land. Just re
cemed anc for sale by B. BADLNAN.,
Mitch
• 4 ,
'BEAR'S BIBLE BOGRAPBY. 7 —A trestreup.
ply of this elpgant work, just reteire& Also
gurnmerfield's Sermonsornd for sale by
June 11,25 B. BANNAIt
PIRATES & MURbEI2B. —History of
rates pod Horrible Mordara. 'Just received afid
or sale,by , May 28, 22- 8. BADMAN.
CRACKERS .—Water, &du, Sugar earl Butte
Crackers, fresh, for sale by
May 2s, 22—, E, Q. & A, lIENDERSON.-
~
(VA TAIN PAPER—Printed on both: 'idea
C
just riteilied'atud 6ir sale V B. BADMAN '
tu t us 14
.4, 26—
H
1; •
JOURNAL.
ilagAP OF.. PaITSVILLS,LThe sahscnoct bay , '
lag. tiV ,directioti of the Oaincil of the. Borough
Poustrille, made . a survey and menet the suede,
Janes and alleys of the sad Swank' hereby:gives
Oldie mutter holders of lots aid others; that 'the
said MAP is now ready for examination at his reel
deuce, in Matiantongo streexand invites all interested,
ha, examine the same, and. state any alterations they
May wish therein previowito its beingdeliverect
the CenneiL , , SAMUEL LEWIS.
April J~tß,
' -
PENNSY,LVANIA , BALL
T 42 public ore retmectfollyinformed,that Ole
.
sobscribers have taken this. large. makcom.
Medians establishment; recently' kept
mij -a-Johnson. - To the fo '
meepetrans ofthis'estabhstmte nd
- the public generally, , the underitigned
premise to extend all. the accommodations .and
icemtortaat Phis hone° ihaimerrio .satisfactortly
received; *hilts ander theeluiroe ot Mr. Johnson.
, i• - JOSEPH WEAVER,
* I : JACOB .PETERS. •
I'Pottsville June II ' ' -24
'RESUMPTION- OF .BUSINESS.
• ,
NEW DRIIG STORE.
fallllESubseiiber returns his gratelnlacknowl=
edgementa to the citizens of Potts!illetind
others, wIM-stepped forward to hip assistance af
ter the losaot his property by fire in Depeiriber
hiscand Would also acquaint them and the 'pub".
litlenerally., that be has again 'Commenced
the Drug business in the house formerlioccupied
by Charletl W. Cleawna in Centre Street, in the
borough al:Pottsville, wherenzay always be had
a generallaasortment of .
DRUGS, • MEDICINES,
PAINTS • • PILLS. •
• GLASS,.
-'- DYE STUFFS. -
•
And every other articliirrthe - above line. Which
he is disposed to Wien very low and n e e - Immo.
dating terms. • • , •
•
• DI, B. Er Physicians presCriptions Carefully
ut up at the shortest notice':.
*1a5 4 301:38 ,
PATENT LIAD FLA T&ROUND ROPE,
' AND- GRNITA . I.
Lurie, Twine and Cordage Manufactory,
READING; PA.
THOMAS JACKSON, begs leave to , rem his
most sincere thanka.to Captains and owners of
BOats,fetore keepers, hie friends and the public gen
erally ,Ifor the very liberal patronage 'and tnany favors
he , hal received during a period of upwards of 12
years, which' has elapsed since he commenced the
above business in Reading, and he would respectful.
ly inform - them that after the destruction of his man.
ufactory by the great freshet of January, 1841, ho
built an entire new sad much more extensive Rope-
Walk, which he has fitted up with new and improved
Machinery of the best description, for the 'Manufac
ture of Patent Laid Cordage, of every kind, fully e
qual to any in the United States. He,has also added
to the above, an establishment, for the manufaelure of
all kinds of light cords, Bed- Ropes, Halteis, Wash
Lines, Twines, Chalk, Mason, and measuriag lines, of
'every variety.
T J. would also respectfully interne - ad-who -may
be likely to want tie 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 minaiofFairope. 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 insure his Flat Ropes to be made of the
very beat material, iu the most careful and experien
ced manner, and by machinery of the best and most
accurate principle. An extensive assortment ofcoils
of Italian, Manilla, and Tar'd Winona Hemp Rope,
Bow, Stern and Towing lines o' all' sizes,' Packing
for steam engines. Linev.'fwines and Cordage of ev.'
ery ()Ascription. Alst., Tar, Pitch and Oakum: con
~stantly kept on hand.
TA's. best quality Italian hemp canal towing lines
are made on an improved plan of his own, and ofthe
best and strongest kind of Italian Hemp, selected'in.
Italy and imported expressly for his manufacture,- ha
his long experience in then aking of towing lines has
convincedhim that they are In article which cannot
be made too good, he has been' at great pains angles
penae 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 013 lee fiat rope weighing 3} tons, or from a
15 inch cable to a cotton chalk hue, will be thankful•
ly receivedind promptly executed on the most rea
sonable terms. Anything ordered for Schuylkill Coen*
ty *ill he delivered by rail road an efewhours, free of
freightl
P. 'Leap quantity of Flax taken at Market price.
Reading. Feb. 19 B—ly
BEI
- MOUNT CARBON 110 T EL.
Schuylkill County, Pa.
REUBEN BRIGHT respectfally announces
to his friends and the public that he has tak.
en this splendid, airy and delightful establish.
' ment, situated at the termination
the Reading and Philadelphia • Rail
Rood, where he will be happy to wait
on those who visit the Coal Region,
on business, or for the purpose of enjoying the
mountain air and water. The Hotel. is large,
finished and furnished in the best style—and no
pains will be spared to render satistactien to all
who may teem , iewith a visit. Being within
ten minutes walk of the Borough Of Pottsville,
though sufficiently removed to . escape the dust
and noise of that busy, bustling place, it is con.
fidentiy believed that it will be found much more
pleasant and agreeable, than any other Hotel in
the vicinity.' Attached to the Hotel is alarge.:
and beautiful garden, overlooking the River'
the Schuylkill Canal, Mount Carbon
Rail Road. (extending to the, Mines and 'llene
to Sunbury) the Cults° Turnpike, and at the
same tithe affording a'real antr roarifirmxtew Of
five Mountains. The house is as plied ''with.
pure Mountain spring water, and a Bathing
establishment unrivalled in the country. A
splendid 'pleasure Car iA kept felt the exclusive
accorrimodation•of visitor's, who may tie disposed
to visitAhe Mines,;or enjoy the wild and roman.
tic scenery of the surrounding country. - ; lndivid•
uals or families may rely on having ample room,
and every possible attention. _ - •
Molint•Carbun,Junel9. 1841
DRUGS AND MID WINE E.
JOHN S. C. BIOTIN'S
Drug and Chemical Store.
Centre Street, first door aboie Mahantango S
POTTSVILLE,
Where be offers for sale a choice and *ell selected
assortment of fresh -
Drugs, Medicines, Cite- Oils, Double Dye Stuffs.,
meals. Patent Medicins, I Paint ftrushes,§ash,Tools,
Paints, Glass, - Putty. perfumery, &c.
Orders from Physicians. Couniri Merchants, thank
fully received and promptly attended to, at.n
small advance on City wholesale pnces.
117 particular attention given to Physician'eprescrip
dons at al hours.
November 27 48—
VST received and now opening, a large and
" well assorted stock of new Fall and-Widter•
goods consisaing of
pry Goods of every desdriptson,
Gradries of all hinds,.
China, Glass and Queensaare,----
Fur, Clash, and Hair Seal Caps;"
Boom and Shoes,
'
Cocas, Pantaloons. 4 7 eeta,
Plaster, San, Fish;_ilr
Which will be sold'on the Innstliberal•terms, and
at very low prices or in lexchinge. for country
produce, for which the highest price, will be paid.
1 SAMUEL HARTZ. •
•
Pottsville, No .1841.
NEW GOODS..:-JOSEPIi WHITE
Si SON have on hand a. large and general
assortment of fresh and seasonable goods, whin&
will be sold cheap for Cash, -or in exchange for
country produce. •
Mt f bon. Oct.:llst.lB4o.' • 4
20-ly
• DOCTOR P. F. NAGLE—Re
spectrally Leaden hisiroressional services
the citizens of Pottsville, and vicinity.
?4,7:7-iCvtits office ie at the corner of Markeyand
Adarss streets. April 16,.16-4f.
.
grOOPTIN AND EATI - ACHE.-:-Mitat'a Tooth
1• •• JandEar Ache drutdi, a safe - and 'speedy cure for
the;_above &seams., , Just received and • for sale at
MARTIN'S Drugstore . .. April 16,16- -
• rtARIBING :G A RDENXN G.—The coin'
plete Fanner. and the complete Gardener, Jas
:received and foraale by B..BANNAN.
March 26 • •
SCHOOL 1113(11‘14—Wholesale ar4 retail at
Philadelphin• prices ; for sale by _ • • ,
Miyo 19. Imo_' - B. BANNAN,
VEGETABLg PlLL. 4 4,—.las; re
ice i ved and foteale at MARTIN'S Drag store.
'Aprill6 - • - 16—
WYETIPA CUUtteilnlifillfit-Juat reeeiv
ed and for sale by ' SANNAN.
May 28 . 22 'P
Witt EPTING.
SC 11U ILKILL COUNTY, PA.
LOOK nE aEI
4 _
-
AitItiItiGEDIENTPOR 1842.: • ,
OLD ESTAIILISIIED,PA'SSAGE OFFICE. ,
lth?Ptui stitearr,cortma or Soria mm%
riNHE subscribets beg'leaver -11
;P..; Md. sitenflon of their- friends, _
pod the public in genera 4 to the fid
•lowing arrangement for the year
-1h42, for _the.purpore of bringing out Cabin,
Sccond cabin and Steerage passengers
• Ry the nets fire - ef Liverpool Paeketi.• •
Sailing the let;:l3th and 25th of every Month.
The shipscodiprutingthisline are
Getj...-Virashingtion, Indeti name°,
,United States, . Sheffield,
tkirrick. • „Siddons.-, r •
Patrick Henry, : Roscoe, •
•• " Virginian, - • Stephen Whitney;
Reicles, Sheridan.
By the Lontithr Pockets,
To sail from ,thew York: the Ist, 10th arid 20th—;
andtfrotri London on the 7th, 17th and 27th of
cacti month.
Mediator, • . Ontario,
. . Wellingtun r . Toronto,
Quebec., . - Westminster,
St. James,
Switzerland; Montreal; "
Hendrick Hodson, • Gladiator,
Iri connection with the above, and for the par
posti, -- of affording still greater facilities to uSEIELI
gere, the subscribers have established the
Star line of Liverpool,Packete,
To sail from Liverpool on the • 7th and 19th of
every month. Comprising the follow7ng very suL
parlor fast sailing ships, viz:—
Russell Glover, Capt. Howes, 1000 tons
Echo,Bso
St, ark, . Alexander,. 750 ,
Windsor Castle; • • Glover, 1000
All of which are nearly new; first class, copper.
•ed and.opper fastened. The last four are own.
ed exclusively by the subscribers, a fact which:
independent ur their long standing in their bu.
siness, it is presumed is a Sufficient guarantee to
the p ublic which no other house in their line can
present. The above ships Will •be succeeded by
vessels of the same class, in regular suacesston,
thereby affording passengers au opportunity , of
embarking at Liverpool weekly so that there
will be no pOssible detention ? Passengers who
wish will be found with an abundant supply of
'suitable provision for the voyage, at the low rate
of ten dollarf. In all cases where the parties de
cline coming out, the Money paid for their pas
ta* will be promptly returned.
For the accommodathp, of persons wishing to
send money to their friends, dratis at sight will
be given following Bank and Branches.
i
On the Provincial Bank of Ireland, payable at`
Cork.,, Limerick Mame!.
Lendoliderry Sligo - Wexford .
Belfast . Waterford Galway
Armagh Athlone Coleraine
Kilkenny Ballina Tralee
YoughaV ' Enniskillen .Montighan
Banbridge Ballymenti hirserislown
Downpatrick Cavan Lurgan
Omagh' Dungannon Bandon
Enhis Ballyshannon Strabane
D'ingarven Mallow Moneymoro
Combat, Kdrush
Scotland,--The City Bank of Glasgow.. r
England:—Mesars. Phillips 9 Tipladv,,London ;
P. W. Byrnes, Esq., Liverpool.. For further
particulars apply or address ( if by letter post
paid) GLOVER & McMURRAY
• 100 Pine street, corner Smith, or to
• P. W. BYRNES, 36 Waterlooload, Liverpool.
• ' AGENTS.
Messrs. Andrew C. Craig, & Cu., rhiladelphia,
Thomas Opals, Esq.,Albsny.
Benjamin Bacoan, Esq. Pottsville. .
Paiinges direct from Dublin, Belfast, London.
cirrry and Cork. The subscriber is now ready
to engage Passengers to sail direct from either
of Chit above named Porte in vessels to sail in the
months of April, May, and ' •
re The subscriber, will also engage , Passer'.
gem going out from New York to Lcindop or
Liverpool, and transmit money to anyleirt,of.
England, Ireland, Wales ini'd Scotland, on ap
plication at the Miners' Journlil office. Cr • .--.
B. BANNAN.
ItIEW STORE.
THE subscribers would announce to the public
that they have taken the store lately oceu
pied by J. W. Lawton & Co. and have just re
ceived and opened an assortment of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Queensware, &c. among which are
DRY GOODS.
£ Blue -Blaciff-'and Fancy colored Cloth and
Cassimers-Sattinetts-Moneliri de Lanes--Chmt
zes-.-Flannele—Cotton fro.•;-Checka, Tickinge,
MorMoe—Bleached and Unbleached'llnalins—
Wiutcre Veatingre—Shawls.-Silk and r
.Cotton
Handkerchrefe—Wolsey—Worsted. and Cotton
Hoivery—Mena Hose and Hall Hoie—Glovee
Umbrellas, &c.
GROCERIES.
Rialava—Laguira and Browned Coffees—
Loaf and Brown Sugars—Young Hyson—Gun
poweer-1 mperial and Black Teas—Pickles- 7
Spices—Syrup—Sugar House and Trinidad Mo.
rasses—sperm and Common Oils—Fish—Soaps
—Crackers,Rice—Ratsiins and Currants—flops
&c. "
QUEENSWARE.
Liverpool, Granite, Conimon and Scotch Ware,
Glees Tumblers, Plates, Lames &c. together
with an assortment of Brushes, Cedar Wire,
Shovels, dr.c. To all - of which we would invite
the attention of- our—friends and of
,the public
generally, feeling con fi dent that we can give
satisfaction to all.
TROUTMAN & SILLY MAN
L. W. TROUT MAN,
S• SILLYAIAN. November 20 ' 47
HORSES ! HORSES 1
ROOFS RING Boris Ctinica sure destruction
Am' to Rine Bone, Spavin, Wind Galls and Cal.
us on horses.
25-tf
Enior's FOUNDER OINTMENT, for the CUM o
Scratches, Corks, Split-hoofs, Founder; and al
sure.of the feet and. limbs.
HEYI.:B EMBROCATION, for old Strains. Bruises
stiffness of the jointp, e„.
A fresh supply of the above articles just recei
vedond for safe at) IS. C. MARTIN'S.
Drug Store, Centre Street, Pottsville.
February 12.
FRESH GROCERIES
Old Goverment, Java, Rio, Laguira and Cuba Coffee.
Porto Rico, St. Croix, and New Orleans Sugars.
Imperial. Young RPtor, Pouchong Souchong Tea
Double and Single Refined Loaf and crushed Lump
Sugar.
Pickles and Sauces, .a general assortment. ;
Red, White, Yellow and .Brown. Soa p -.
Wines and Liquors, a full assortment.
Porto Rico, Cuba, Sugar House and Syrup Molasses.
Chocolate, Coco, Starch, Fruit t ßice;
Cati be bomiht on as reasonable.terms as else—
where of E. Q & A. HENDERSON.
Ma 28 22
NEW GOODS. ..,
1
'FIRE subscriber has returned from Philadel.
phia again with hie second eteck ef Goode
for the season, which embraces a large and faith.
ionable assortment of choice , -
Blue Black and lniissible Greet! Cloths,
Satailetts and Canimeres,
574inimer Cloths. Drillings; 4e.. • •
Sattins and sating* of vatting* kinds,
Comprising a general assortment of -
DRY GOODS !
-
. •
all of which will be sold at the lowest cash pri
ces or made up in the Most fashionable mariner
it the shortest notice.' hiy.ptices I' believe:to be
lower than the Goods can be purchased. elite.
Where. Call - and see,.and judge.frit yourselves:
April 9. 37—. JAMES hicAL ARNEY.
HAMS dr,: SHOULDERS. ,
P . .
RIME Western Hams, ( cured witS- and
without sinoke.) . . .. -
' Shoulders &.Sides,.. • .
' Boston SMoked Beef, ' •
•
Bologna Saisage, • '
Smoked, and Pickled Salmon,, , .'•
Halifax and Massachusetts Mackerel,
Shad, Smoked Herring, Cod Fiiih; &c. •
forsAle et •E. Qz& IL• HENDERSON'S.
May.2B,
SMITH & LAmmor,,
COAL. COMMISSION '
I+lo 79 Dila :'Street, fihtkidelphia.
• •
Rafe r io •
Messrs. Wm. DavkliaerSi Son, ' ' • • •
GG • Fullerton 4 Donnell,- 1 phandeiphia..
D. Lammot 4 son, , _
•• A. Tzaquai r, EPA.
" L. Colt& W. A. Smith. New Ypik., •
" Alfred Da POOL Esq.; Wilmington, Delaware.
Philadelphia, May 7; 20-73 m
ROTECTION.
NDESINITY''AGAII;IST LINS BY FIRg
TuE MIANIEUN INSURANCE.Co4-
or enitikaullia.. -
Capita' 8 400;000, Paid iii:' • •
MART= PERPETUAL. ...
• .
CONTINUE, to make Insurance permament
a ne 600 on every descriptio n of property
in town and conntry no the usual favorable terms.
Office 1634' - Chesnut Street near.fifth street. ;
CLIABLES.N. BANCKER, President.
• , DIRECTORS. • -
.Charles N. Banker, Samuel Grant.
• James Dealt. - Frederick Drown,
Thomas Hart. - Jacob R. ebtairh, •
Thomas S. Whmlon. Iti?icfiards,
Tobias Wagner. Modecai D. Lewis.
CHARLES G..BANCKER. Seel.
The Subscriber has been aPpeintecl agent for
the above, mentioned iustitutme, and is now pre
pared to make insurance, on every description of
property. at the lowest rates.
.. • ANDREW RUSSEL
Pottsville. June 19. 1841. 25 - 1 3'
Ind
eninicTOgaimit loss or damage by Fire.
: Capital 8100,000. ' •
%CHARTER PERPETUAL.
THE SPRING GARDEN "INSURANCE COM
PANY, make Insurances. either , temporary or
perpetually, against Loss or Damage , by FIRE, in
town or country, on Houses; Barns, and Buildings of
all kinds, on Household Furiainue,l _Merchandise,
Horses, Cattle, Agricultural, Cothrittiiiial and Manu
facturing Stock and Utensils of every description;
VMREIS and their Cargoes in port, as well as Mortga7
ges and Ground Rents upon the most.favorable terms.
Applications for Insurance, or any information on
the subject may be made either personally or by
leiter. at the Company's _office; at the' Northwest
corner of Sixth and Wood streets. •
MORTON MCMICIIAEL,PIesident.
L KILUSIBIIAAR, Secretary.
. Thancrona,: -
Morton-McMichael, . Charles Stokes,
Joseph Wood, Archibald i,VEght,
P. Ir Lagicrenne, Samuel Townsend,
Elijah Hallett, Robert Loughead,
George M. Trainman. • ft• W. Pomeroy,
George W. Schreiner.
The subscriber has been appointed AGENT for the
above mentioned Institution and is now prepared to
make lttsumness upon ever)? description ofproperty
at the !invest rates. BENJAMIN BANI 4 /411.7
Pottsville, Feb. 27,4184 l
DELAWARE COUNTY INSURANCE Co.
Capital authorized by law, 8250,000.
• CHARTER PERPETUAL,
MAHE both limited and perpetual Insurances
oa Brick, Stone or Franie Buildings, Stores
-Hotels, Mills, Mama, Stables, Merchandise, Fur-
niture and Property of everydescription, against
loss ordamme by FIRE.
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
- -
The Delaware - County Insurance company will
also tneure against lossonal I kinds o I marine risks
and against the damage of upon the transp
ortation 'ofgoods, ware s. and merchandise by water,
or by rail - 'way. upon terms as favourable ae any
other institution.
For any further information on the Subject
enronce,*either against Fire, marineoriniand risks.
Apply to t HENRY G. ROBINSOILiAgent,
July 15 34-tf , At Schuylkill Haven.
• , or WILLIAM B. POTTS,
• A t Orwigahurg..
PIM 4 D Et.rmA, READING., AND
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD:
RATES OF FREIGHTS ON MERCHAN
DIZE, between Pottsville - and Philadelphia,
from April let, 1842, per ton of . 2000 lbs.
Platers-Slate, 'riles. Gypsum and Bricks, 62 10
Pig Iron,. Blooms; Timber, .Marble. Lime,
Tar and Pitch, _ 250
Nails and Spikes, Bar end Rolled Iron,
Hollow. Mare, Grain; - Self, Bark, Lam. • '
ber, Staves, Sall-Wish, Tobacco and Lead, 290
Groceries, Hardware, Whiskey, Ale and
• Beer, Oil, Leather, Cotton, Steam - En. •
glees and Machinery, Seeds, Butter,
Lard,
.Tallow, Rage, Woul, Oysters,
Hides, Hemp, Earthen. Ware and Glue, 4. 25
Dry" Goods, %Vines and Foreign L;quors,
Drugs ,and Medicines, Glass, Paper,
China and Queens-Ware, Meat, Fish
and Confectionary, 5 25
No Storage will be,charged for receiving or de.
livening Freight at any of the Company'S:Depois
on the !hie, unless allowed to remain over 10 days.
Days of starting of Freight Trains, on THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 3; P.M
March 26
OAT MEAL.
economical and nutritious article of food
hitherto but little known in this country, except
by occasional small importations with emigrants
from Scotland and Ireland, is manufactured, and
for sale by the subscribers at their Fadtory in Phila
delphia, in any quantity equal to any imported. even
superior, being fresh. It is also for sale ay most of
the Mer chants in Pottsville, amongst whom are Mes
srs Miller '& Haggerty, William Alilnes.& Co. Clem
ens & Parvin. William Philips &Co. Morris & Bro
thers. &c. 4c. as well as by some of the merchants
in Mineraville and Port Carbon.
GLENDRNING & CRAMBERS.
Manufacturers of Flour, Oat Meal, &Year! Bar
ley, Ott the Willow St. Rail Road, between 12th and
13th, Phila.. November 6. 1841. 45-19*
M. A. DOOLEY,
AITORNEY AT LAW,
`ILL attend to all business entrusted to his
care in the counties of , Schuylkill and
Berke
Br.szanitdra.
Hon. Samuel Hepburn, Car . .
e.
Wm. M. Biddle Esq. (
Sellers 4 , Davis,
Michael Koons 4. irk,.
Bank & Brooke, } Philadelphia.
L & T. F. Shelve%
Reed, Brother Thomas.)
Office In the first story of the Pennsylvania
Ball, Pottsville. - June 18, - , 25—tf
- EXECUTORS , NOTICE.
A _
LL persons having claims against the Estate
of Robert MeDermot, late of the city of
New : York, deceaned,
: are requested to make
known the same without delay, to Abigail Mc
derrant, Executrix, James R. Whiting. Esq. or
George Hart Executors, in the thy of New York,
or to EDW. OWEN PARRY,
Attorney for the Executors, Pottsville.
April 16, - 16--ti
•
. Sherman's Cough Lozengers,
Sherman's Worm Lozenge*
Shernian's Camphor Lozengers, :
Sherman's Poor, Man's Plaster. •
A fresh supplylof the above valuable Medicines
just received and for sale at MARTIN'S Brag and
Chemical store, Pottsville. , ' January 29; Ek--3
`UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS.
Q , . El
ILK, Scotch, Gingham & Muslin mtirellas
. ".Parasol* and Sun Shades.
_ .
A complete assortment, just received and for
sale by da.A:-.HENDERSON.
May 28, • 22
SONGS von Tim COLD WATER ARMY,
set to Music, for sale by B. BANNAN.
. Juno ll-
z -
imAPE ' EAEAPEE THAN EVER I—
JE— Writing Paper and Letter Paper, ruled, at $1.1'5
ream 'wholesale, or 123 cents per quire retail. to suit
the times. Also a large assortment of paper of vu.
perior quality, at reduced-Trice!. Jr.at received end
for sale by June A 23- - B BANNAN.
LOT FOR RACE.— € kr sale ,a Lot, situate on
the Easterly side of William - street.' in the Bor
ough el Pottsville, containing iirfront on William at.
55 feet, and 110 feet in depth. Terms 350 cash.
Apply at the office ofthe Minertelo3m3l.
May 7 19—
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PAPER HANGINGS dr BORDERS.—
The subscriber has received- his Spring Patterns
or eleght Hall and Pirlor Paper, which he will ifell
cheaper than ever. Among the assortment are seir
eral new and splendid patterns. Hz HANNA N.
April 16 . 16---
PAPER lIANGINGS dr,BORDERB:—A fresh sap
"' ply of Elegant Paper Hangifigs and Bolden!, fo
rooms and entries, very
.cheap, Just received and fo r
sale by June 11, 21- . B. BADMAN..
MEANS AND ENDS—Or. self training. by the
atithor of Redwood, riepe Leslie, 4 , e. Second
edition:- Just received and for sale by
May . B. BANNAN.
,SILVER, AND GERMAN SILVER PENCIL
"•-7CASES, very cheap, at 37e.and 25 canto each,
or sale
- by JuneJl-24. EL•BANNAN.
AIL ROAD . IRON.—Eleven tonsiefeeperior
All.Railread Iron. Van.s. XI. Tor 'saler . ,etteep,•fer
cash.. • • .B. F. PORROT.;
June Z 1 6 7-4; Pot-mite Iron-Wollor
Woes Hishum of WildlCherry: . •
...; GREAT '
'pOlt • PONSUMPT/oN. , cud Ulna Curtsisers, .
'p
Aqunst, Ban cowls, Citotie in tuttriatst,
..Wizoomien Couch, PAINS OR WEAHNIE4I . ' TILE .
rEIREAST, CHRONIC, COUGHS and all diseases of die
Polmoritry Organs.
' •
•, .V.EAtt Virtvr Tr lIASDose.i .
.e Ty d fttu I'Rec ci y —Mrs. S. E. A sti
was attacked, with this disenve in the fall of 1838,
originating frOniei.iielent cold which settled up.
on,her -lungs. Veritruis,iemedies were te,sitrtect
to-s-the most syilfo.fillypictat4iVere consulted-- •
yet step, by step thet•fearfurdisettee,',censumptioa
began to prey upOn her% She became !subject to
violent file of coughing, eipectorated lame keen; •
titles • of matter •,andlwasfividently sinkingl very. • '
.fast. In this. distressiog'attuation,Vter all the,
veridus remedies hed. been tried ; in 'vaini and
when naught but the geese .seemed to'affl - ir i d tier
any Prospectof relief, the invaluable hal:rmy re.
stored her.to health; and- tow, in the phice,of..
that emaciated fortni.withering to decay, she is
mingling in society, in bettor health end spirits
than she has enjoyed for years. rr Sec deserip..
tion:of this interesting case in Dr. Wistar's Tre.
,atise on Consumption. •I r
Disinterested Testimony..-: Having I witnessed
the surprising efficacy of Dr: Wistar's prepare. ,
lion of Wild Cherry, in' the case of Mrs. Austin, ,
I cheerfully recommend it as a valuable remedy,
and acknowledged his statement true and - car.
reel. . L'ILWALTBR - 8, M. D.
New York, April 12 ; 1841.
A" Surprising Cure—Mrs. Martha Wilson. a
poor but:highly respectable member of the Meth
odist church, was also afflicted witti - Consumpi.
thin in its, wore' forms, and considered past re
covery by all her friends. A bottle of this 8a1...
atil was presented to her, which_relieied• her- im
gipediatelys This circumstance being made
lllnown to theinembere of the church, they pur.
chased eeviral bottles for her, which relieved her:
entirely. The same society have, purchased
over forty bottles, for persons in indiligunt
'eumitarices, and positively assert'it has nut been
used in a single instance whew it has' not given
. ,
surprising relief. ' '
ID' We, the undersigned. Members of the Der.
bin Benevolent Society of-the Methodist church,
hiving examined the above statement of Mrs.
Wiltioes case, hereby certify it is in all respects
true, and., earnestly recommend Dr. Wistur's
remedy to all whit are afflicted.
Gamete Mates, MART GARDNER, •
TMOMAS CorlMßs, ELIZABETH JACOBS.
Liver Complaint. Mrs. Eliza Thompson was
afflicted with thiscomplaint for nearly five years,
during which time she was under the mos, skit:.
fel physicians—had tried Mercury, Botanic; and
Hornecertethic remedies, and every thing that af.
fored he any hopes of relief.
.She had dull,
wandering pains in the side, sometimes in the _
shoulder and small or the back; a heckitig cough,
fiequent • pains in the breast, and has been ens.
ble.to sleep on the right side for three years: By
the use of this Balsam, she was cured in a few
weeks, and remains well to this day.-,..
ELIZA THOMPSON'.
• Roxborongh, September 12,1841.
Dear Sir—Please amid me. two bottles more of
your Balsam of ,Wild• Cherryylikl that you sent
me before. I have taken nearly all of she firm,
and confidently believe this medicine will cure
me. I have used a - great many remedies within
the last year, b'ut have never found any thing that
has relieved rue so much. It has stopped my
rough entirety, checked my night sweats, and
sleep better at night and feel better-in every way
than 1 have fur many months.
Yuen, respectfully, hates KELLY. -
Holnicsburg, September 12, 1841.
Friend-Wistar —I must again trouble thee to
send me two bottles more of thy invaluable Hal
sem. I.lfave now taken three bottles as all, and
can assure thee that it has done me more
good than all the medicine I have ever taken be
fore.. Send me by the stage as .soon es possible,
and oblige thy friend. J ACOD M otto AT .,.
Bristol, September,B, 11141.
Dear Doctor,—Hearing so many people talk
about the wonderful cures your Balsam of Wild
Cherry has made. in Consumption, I sent to one •
of your Agents the other day fur a bottle, and
have f..und it to relieve me so much, that I want •
three bottles more sett soon. as 1 belieVe it will
cure me too. I have used a great many balsams
of different kinds, have tried Jayne's Expect : ..
rant and other medicines besides, bu: nothing li.s
ever dune me as much good as yours has. Send .
by the steamboat Bolivar. • Yours truly,
WILLIAM TIMMAs. •
PAINS IN THE BREAST, DEBILITY, WittENESS AND
Couott.—The t ßev. Dr. Dunlap has addressed us
a letter in which - he says two of his daughters
had suffered severely with an obstinate cough
frequent 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 and,now enjoy excellent health. -
Asthma Cured.—Mr.: Jacob Snyder has au
thorized us to say that lie was afflicted with this ,
annoying complaint for several years and had
tried every thing in vein. He was subject to
constant wheezing, a troublesome Cough, Spit- s
ting of Phlegm, Pain in the,Ghest;and sometimes
in the region of the Heart, end nuthiug else ever
gave him relief.
Chronic Cough.—Mr. Isaac Rogers twos also
afflicted with an obstinate Cough; originating
from a, disease of the Lungs and Chest, and never
found any thing to give him relief but this Bal
sam.
Such in fact is the nature and simplicity of
this mediCine. und so extraordinary have been
many of the cures it has performed, that jt has
already attained the highest reputation; and al
though. scarce two years have elapsed since it
was first made public, we can proudly say, its
fame has spread in every direction, and it its rap
idly acquiring a 'celebrity unequalled, by any
medicine4ter offered to public notice.
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
In every section of the country, will find this
medicine an important and valuable Oda= to
their stock, and should
ALWAYS KEEP IT ON HAND,
As it is not in our power to place it within the
reach of all those affficted,"and there are doubt
less; thousand suffering who would resort to it
'fer, relief if they could obtain it conveniently.
ICE. Be particular when you purchase, to ask
for DR. WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY, as
there is on article called the "SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY,' advertised, which is entirely a differ..'
ent medicine.
NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION. '
A purely vegetable and' highly approved Com
pound preparation of the Prunus Vieginiana, or
" Wild Cherry Bark"—approvoa by the_ College
of Pharmacy, recommended by the medical fac
ulty, and universally acknowledged the most
valuable' Family Medicine' ever discovered.
' • No Quackery Deception. -
The physician may boast of his skill in many .
diseases—the quack may puff hie aonderfur
cures, but of all the remedies ever discovered for
diseases of the pulmonary organ's, it is universal
ly admitted nothing has ever proved as success•
ful as that unrivalled medicine, Dr. Wastes
I Balsam of Wild Cherry, which has effected'
some of the most astonishing cures ever recorded
in the history of medicine.
Such indeed are the astonishing healing and
• restorative properties of this Balsam, that even
in'the advanced stages of consumption, and in
Liver Complaints, dimities which have 'battled )
the skill of the most diatinguishcd physicians,
when patients have suffered with the most do
tressing cough,great difficulty in breathing, night
smears, bleeding of the lungs, 4c.• after the most
esteemed remedies of our Pharmareepias have
fatled r this.lnvaluable remedy has riot only given
surprising relief but actually effected cures; alter
- all, hopes of a iccovery bad been entirely do
. quaked of.
Besides ttssurprising efficacy in these form
dable complaints, it has proved a very, superio r
.remedy for disease+ of children, such as Croup
Whooping Cough. &c., and in those disordeo
thit‘prevail so-extensively throughout the elate
eeason;such as Coughs, - Colds, Pleurisy: 10.
yenzo, atietrains in the Breast. proceeding from
(neglected coids.it stands unrivalled.
Prepared. wholes ale and retail, by itin.t.nv
& CO., Chemists,' N0....33 South • Fourth stns l i
Philadelphia. Price I 3 1 00 a bottle.
Sold in Pottsville by
JOHN, S. MARTIN,
• Agent for Schuylkill county%
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Druggiete•and dealers supplied,at 113
wtiuleaale
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prices. innuctrY -
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ICI DIBERTON BOA:KPING SCHOOL Fo
FEMAIJCS.--Stunted in Cheater County, Penn
Sylvania, 28 miles N. W. from Philadelphia, and
miles from the Reading Rail Road at Phoenixvl 4 ll e
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