The Web Old Bufrer.
♦ MA.WEN.LnIO.
- .
Urge me no more! must not wed
One who is poor; so hold your prattle,
ISIy lips on love have ne'er been feti.
With poverty I cannot battle;
Ing choice is made-1 know I'm right,
Who Wed for loveoitervation suffer,
„So Will I study day and night,
• To please and wed 'a rich OLD Sums.
- Romance is very - fine, I own,
Reality is vastly better.. •
• I'm twenty—past—romance is gown—
To Cupid rm no longer debtor.
Wea.lth, power, and rank, I ask nn more,
Let the world frown, withlbese I'll rough hot
Give 'me an equipage' and four,
• .! Bloothays, a page, andrICII OLD norm.
My opera-box shall be rdy court,
Alyeelf the sovereign-of the women;
There Moustached loungers shall resort,
.Whitst Maier o'er the stage is sktmuusg.
Ilan, rival dare dispute
' The'palm awn, my set shall buff her;
I'll reign supreMe. make envy mute;
When once I wed a rich 'OLD OMER.
"The heart"—'the feelinga''—pshatv!cof.nonght
They go, - I grant, though quite enchanting
In valentines by sehoollirls wrought. .
Nonsense! by nie ttistnie not wanting, •
A 'note, and, as I live; - it ring! .
"Pity the sad suspense I sufferri
Ails right. I knew to book I'd.bring •
Old Brown. I've caught—
CLIPPINGS.
to I want 2 in "An U,"' as the printer said to
his sweetheart.. . .
Bustle tnakers.may be called fashionable butt
enders.
~ • Why is e room full of Sullied folkirlike en amp
ty room? Because _ there is note single person in
-A SIIIIITIFUL 11101 M-A little nigger smoking
•' Regalia," with his shirt tail sticking out.
The
,Wisdom and knowledge of -modern pain'
clans Me said to re fir pass all human undershirt.
ding, that they keep the articles entirely bid from
•-•
• mortal ken ; their intelligence is past findingout. j
' it is better, iipitnAle whole, to Mind one's own
*uterus, thad'to. be concerned 'concerning con
cerns that concern others. , •
The' idea of a *maid standing over a
. kettle
boiling water, cooking her own tail, is rather
incongruous. In such a case we think she must
be reduced to Ws last extremity.
• A his,hciturchman was once aihed•what
his .
library look so' thin. Dia reply was,ll,ly
books all keep 4rit."
Welviere, a day or twSeince, very much emus.
• ed in a hairl iivltiLir joist which Wyman, the yen.
' - :ttilogivist, played one countryman who had called
for a julep. Ile hadbo sootier ,raised the glass to
his lips. than buy thought he heard a dog tit .hia
beels-he turned around' to look, but (quavered
tiothin4...;.the second, attempt with the glass had
the, same effect, except that the supposed dog
. growled more savagely—the countryman stared
"more wildly than before, exclaiming, a What's
R that" A voice was heard from the glass, saying,
, rum, and' ruin *the devil." Down drop.
ped the glasspf NM, the countryman crying out,
.'By poky, I'll nut taste rum again." We think
that Wyman - deserves a preis'iltink tor his aid irt
the temperance cause.—Batt. Clip.
POLLT PEAtitosson'm Wantirri f o.—Under this
' title the Georgia Family Companion' relates a
story Which has by this time caused the loss of
se, eml buttons.' It ir, too long fur our paper,
70 give the cluing scene. The justice of
the. Petite called to marry the parries, was long on
his way—got lust—stalled, and what not, and
'Vas so taken by after he enived, in relating his
icuPedimehts, th.it he forgqt the murriuge ceremo
ny as prescribed by the church.
He thought over every thing he had ever learnt
by heart,' even
"Thirty days bath the month of September,
The same may be said of April. June, and Novem
• . ' bee'
but all in vain—he could recollect nothing that
suited such an Oceanian., A suppressid titter all.
Over the room, admonieh'ed him that he must pro.
vied with something, and to the agony of diarra 7.
be
,began:--
r Know all men by these presents, that; I'—
here he paused and looked op to the ceilingjvvbile
an audible voice in a coiner of the 'room was
heSid to sag, He's-drawing a deed to a tract of
ana the T alt laughed.
• In the name if Gird, Amen !'—be began a se.
cond time, only tolwar a- voice iq a loud whisper
say, He making his. will l ,4oW; I thought be
couldn't live long, he bolts so powerful bad.
k.Now I lay me semi ib sleep,
• " ; I pray OW Lore"—
was the nest essay, when some erudite gentleman .
teniarkedo Ho's not And, but sleepetit.'
yeal..o . t)tial' continued the squire.
Iltit the wlttiret was an indefatigable man, and
kept trylog. - qlis next effort :was:.
• 'Ai all and singularrthe sh i et", Let's ran!
He's going to lad on us,''staidlsVo'or three at
Here agleam of light flashed across the face of
Squire Tompkins. That dignitary kilted around
all et once, with self satisfaction and a grave and
dignified manner said, • Mr. Hodgkins, hold• up
your right hani. George Washington obeyed,
and held up his 'hand. , ' Mies Polly Oil up
yours.' Pidly in her confusion held up her left
baud. , The other band, Miss Peablossom.'--
and the squire proceeded,la a loud and composed
manner, to qualify them. ' a l.. You, and each of
yea r do solemnly swear, iui the presence of Al
?
mighty . God, and the presen company, that you
will. perform sill - and singular t e functions of hus
band or wifi'i,ta the case ma be, to the beat of
your lo*cl-dge and iibilio,' at heti) you; God!"
'Good as wheatf tiiiid Cspt Feablo4.ork .Pol
ly, my'gal, come kiss)our obi father, I nevor felt
so happy since the day I was discharged from' the
army, and sat ont fur home tto see your mother.'
Tait Dexamoneyeq . .—This Tuvalu 'hie instra•
meet uriginally constructed for measuring thy rel•'
etive strength of men - and animals, is now brought
to such perfection that it can be applied with e
qual facility to machines of whatever description ,
The American Institute is now in possession of e
Doge and effective Dynamometer. the invention or,
hie. James, Newburypurt. Teti' instrument..
will be applied , to all she maehinery.put injrequi,
shim st she great Fair of the American Institute,
et the request of any 'puller/tau wishing its pow
ere tested.--N. Y. American;
4;
The New York Herald ,' which the Loeofoco ,
papers have been quotiooin all occasions for thel
hat. fear as good loccifoco authority, sirs:
arrant:ream tar Tim DestOcuaer..—A ,grest
split is generating in the demoerail. The t .youndi,
denioeracy! are going lot Calhoun the .02-dem.
oerary . ' for Van Buren. to the Pewter Mug yes. :
terdayott a promicuous meetini, out of siztyi
persona polled, therwwere 57. for Calhoun, ea 4'
for Van Buren. ' So we go. Great tuu expect ed
, •
Pion: _ .
•
',011011.6.11. EVICTION.—.—'s,ne coconut& Reputoi
Lean of the: NIL iristient, niece the result of the
littton for Members of the Legielatuce in eighty;
fottelioonties, together with the gain sad lose of
bco panics since bit yea* •• NIOII fli;*
tr4Mto.le heind iron).
Cain:
'lBl - 34
NDEMNITY AGAINST LICISS BY FIRE
WILE FRANKLUg INSURANCE Co.,
OF POILADO.PIIII. •
( •
Capital 5,40ci,000, Paid in.
CHAtatER PERPETUAL *
• ...--
ONTINUE to make insurance. permament
C
and limited an every description of propeity
in town and country on the Usual favorable terms.
(Gee 1631 Chesnut Street near filth street.
CHARLES N. BANCKER. President.
Charles N. Banker, .Sanzuet Groat.
*Tames Scott. Frederiek - Brown,
Thomas Hart, Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas S. Wharton, .Geo. W
Tobias Madecai D. limit: .
CH A Wagner. .LES,D. DANCEER,See't. ,
The Subscriber has been appointed agent fot
the above mentioned instituuoc,and is now pre.
pared to snake insurance, on every description of
property; at the lowest. rates.
ANDREW RUSSEL
Pottsville, June 19, 1841. 25-19
DELAWARE COUNTY INSUItANCIEC., o
Capital authorized by law, $250,000: 1 ' •
CHARTER PERPETUAL,
M .
AKE both limited and perpetual Insurances
on Brick, Stone or Frame Buildings, Stores
Hotels, Mills, Barns, Stables, Merchandise, FUr
niture and Property o t everydescription,against
lose ordamage MB.
MARINE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
The Delaware County Insurance company will
also insure - against lesson all kinds of marine - risks
and against the damage:or loss upon. ths . tromp..
()nation Ofgoods.waies.and merchandise by water,
or'by rail way. upon terms as fateurable as any
other institution. •
OLD sums
For - any fuitherinformation on the subjectolin
eurance, eithe r nen in st Fire, marine orinland risks.
.Apply to HEN RY G . ROBINSON.Agent,
July 15 34—t1 At Schuylkill Haven.
or WILLIAM B- POTTS,
• . -• At Orwigaburg.,
Indemnity against loss or damage by. Fire.
Capital e 100,001).•
. • CHARTER. PERPETUAL. •
THE SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE COM
PANY, make Insurances. either temporary or
perpetually, against Loss or Damage by Mb., in
town or country, on Houses, Barns, and Buildings of
all kinds, on Household Furniture, Merchandise.
Horses, Cattle, Agricultural, Commercial and Manu
facturing Stock. and Utensils of every description;
VVFIELS and their Cargoes in port, as well as Mortga
ges and Gmund Rolls upon the most favorable terms.
Applicaticuss foilnsurance, or any information on
the subject may be made either personally or by
letter, at the Company's office, at the Northwest
corner of Sixth and Wood streets.
MORTON ItIcMICLIAEL President.
L. KRUISBLUAR, Secretary. • .
DIRECTORIS,
Morton McMichael, Charles Stokes, •
Joseph Wood. Archibald Wright,
- P.IL. Lagutrenne, Samuel Townsend;
Elijah Dallett, Robert Loughead,
George M. Troutman. R-•%V. Pomeroy,
George W. Schreiner. ;
The subscriber has been appointed AGENT for the
above mentioned Institution and is now prepared to
make INKIRANCES upon every description ofproperty
at the lowest rates. BENJAMIN BAPINAN
Pottsville, Feb. 137, 1811
EXTRAORDINARY CASE ,
QUEBEC, May 8.1837.
-1111 EA R SIR :— An article called Dr. Hewes "Nerve
and Bone Liniment "came to my knowledge a
bout two months since, through our friend Mr. Camp
bell, ands procured a bottle and had used it for about
a week without any material change, until one morn
ing I found myselfunder the exercise of very uncom
mon feelings. imagining that could I be helped ula I
could stand and walk, I requested' any family to aid
me, but-they were unwilling I should trust myself on
my feet, not having for the last fanaren and a half
years ever even made the attempt to stand.: but my
confidence Was so great that they consented to assist
me from my bed. .1 found I could use ma legs with
apparent ease, but could not' bear my weight on my
feet. With support, however. I could place one foot
before the other with a facility that astonished, me
and all around me. They led me twice heroes the
room ; I sat down with feelings of happiness that I
never before experienced; the idea was that I was
once again to be restored to the world ran through
my frame like an electric shock. My family surroun
ded me in tears of joy, and the excitement so corn-.
Pe
let 1 overborne me that I fainted. The same day I
walked three time across the ica, again' bearing a
little weight at each time on my feet. I then used
crutches .for a few days, when my strength had
become so far re-established. that I could cross the
thin. without the least aid. My advaLeement from
floo time has been almost incredible. I can walk
two hundred yards and back wiih ease, and my did•
dren,'( the bed-rid are often blessed, like me, with
near a dozen,) have been so overjoyed that they could
scarcely eat or sleep, and Mm. Corning seems to feel
half a score of years- younger herself. You saill rec
(Meet how much bent together I was when you were
last here. I have entirely overcome this. If I look
ed as odd as I felt when I began to walk, I would
have, been gazed at in astonishment. I have seen ma
ny of my old acquaintances, some of whom did. not
know me at all.and o - hers would scarcely credit their
senses. and would hardly have been more astonished,
though one had " risen trom-the dead." I have now
every confidence that lam a well man. I think this
article at the must extraordinary of any I ever heard
of.and it it isnot extensively made known to the pub
lic,l- think tha proprietors are very culpable. If you
know the persons in New York sellingit; you hid bet
ter show them this letter, and let them refer to you,
or publish this if you thiuk it would aid the distressed.
Remember me toper family, •
Yours, very truly
LTHAN C. CORNING.
For sale by John S.C. Martin. Wm. T. Epting and
Clemens & Parvio, Pottsville.,
May-21, 1842. ?1-Iy.
MIS
AUGUST EHLERS, -
RESPECTFULLY inform!: the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Pottsville.and vicinity, that
he devotes [his entire attention to Dying aid.
Scouring, at his old . establishtticnt,oposite thi
Town Hall, Centre street, Pottsville, where be
warrants entire satisfaction to all , who may favor
him with their ! euitom, or .130 charge. Cloths,
Silk, Morino, Crape, or other, dresses,- ; .scoured
and colored,(if not tool much wurna,eu as to have
the appears:Tee of hew grmadi.l cAliKCoste, Pan.
taloone, Vests, &é., scoured' a4d2cleitied at the
!honest notice., August 20,'! 34-6 mo
Dim.' Odin. PERRIAN INS-.Which(kiwi freely. for the ase
~152 . 25 - of &eel Pens. just livened and for sectig,
Jul/ MOO- ' HUMAN •
PROTECTION.
DIRECTORS;
WETUELULI.3c B4o.nlEft,
At the OM land, No. 65, North Front-street Ea st ride
mums DOORS FROM THE MoRNEi OF ARCM sr.
NOLA DELPAIA. •
Manufacturers 01
White Lead dryand Calomel,
groundi a $' Red Precipt,
Red. Lead. . White do
Lit barge. Vitriol Alb.
Chronic Yellow, Salp.Quinine
do • Green Tart. Emetic , •
do • Red . • Ether Sulpk.
Paten tlrellovi ' • do Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic
Copperas 'LimarCauatic
• 01; Vitriol Com. do
Aq. Fortis Acet. Morphia
Mnriatic Acid Sall& do
Epsom Salta Lac.Sulphur
Tart. Acid Opi.de Narclat..
Sup Zarb. Sod a Kermes Mineral
_Carron ,Sub. Me re . Etbiops
Refiners ofChamphor,balNitre,BrimstoneMorm.
,
dre. Offer forsale t bea hove mentioned articles. to
getber with a general assortment of Paints. Drugs
and Dye Stuffs. and every other a rticlei tithe Cheat
Mats nd Medicine line.
Being mantacturers of all theartielesennmerated
under the above head, they pledge themselves to
supply their friends and the public-on the most
reasonable terms.
Window aud Picture Glass.from 6 8. 43 8 .
Oct I 1837:;. 48—
DYING AND SCOURING.
-. - . BADEN PIPE,,HYDRANTS, &c.-The sub.
4 0 saltier has for , mile Leaden P,ipti of various thick
tidies, suitable for conducting ,Water to houses, an
othee_parposea. Also. Hydyanti;Siop Cocks, Cocks
and Ferrules. ofthe most Approved kinds. Just re =
ceived and for sale cheap by B. BANNAN
April 16 • Ifi
. .
FAR HERS?' MUCK" MANI/VW-AlClog
treadle on soil and 'ma nuren: Also, FAR
MEWS LA ND MEASURER.Opocket coinpanion
hat received acd for sale by ..13.,13ANNAN.
Apri.l6 • ' •
•
POCKET BOOKS—Ladies" apd Gentleman's
Pocket- Books, end Card Cases; aid Pocket
Wallets, - jost receivekand i for sale by
, &Pt 2 1 '..t B. BetNNitit
wiIiRATEs, - Br. IHURDIVIIB.—Histoi7 'or Pi
rates and Horrible Mardars. I Just received and
of sale by May 28, 22-, • 8.1111NNA.1 4 1: '
Bedtvel , n ettet, Bin-worm and Itch
Ointment.
PRICE 50 CENTS,'A., BOX--la one of the
best and most eitiCacinus remedies in those
troublesome di eases, Vet discovered - as the fol
lowing certificate
This ie to certify. that I was afflicted' .with
the letter in .theface, I had laige running sores,
all over my throat, chin, neck and cheeks, in
'deed I was so bad that: I was aitiamed to go out
'without a handkerchief tied over my face. Af
ter trying all this`- ‘ remedies I could think ot,
without the slightest advantage, was advised
to try Bedwill's.,Tetter Ointment, which after
using, a few bases entirely cured me, and .I am
'pleased to say, that although the cure has been
effected for mite time, there is not any appear.
of its returning. SAMUEL DEWEES,
Applesree, abuse Poplar, Lane.
Philadelphia, July 2,.1833,
' BEDWELL'S GREEN OINTMENT..
For he: cure of Felons, Ulcers, old Guts and
Sores. This' invaluable °Mann has long been
in use, in he Ci y and Liberieti of PhiladelPhia.
and is success in curing old ULCERATED SORES
and long sanding -Worms, has been ruly as.
tonishing. Pnca 25 cents a but. • '
BEDWIS'LL 9 S COUGH DROPS, :.
Paws 25 CENTS Pas corrt.til4 roost pleas - ant,
"safe and efficacious remedy; for .Coughs, Colds
Hoarseness, Weakness of the Brenta; 4c., produ ;
clog rest and ease where all other remedies have
failed. •
The above highly esteemed medicirma have
full - directions attached to each article', r The
public wilt do walla give them b trial, a's many
thousand ave been•cured by their use. P,repa.
red-lly Jathes Betts, corner of 3d and Tammany
streets,. ? tladelphin. fur Dr. Dedwell, and 'for
sale at the Drug and Chemical store of •
Jan. I, I— JOHN S.C. MARTIN;
Agent - for . Priffriiille and vicinity
PHILADELPHIA, READING 2i AND
, POTTSVILLE' RAIL ROAD. 1
1111 ATES OF FREIGHTS ON MERCIIAW
°;-.' DIZE. between Pottsville and Phtlad4bia,
from April Ist, 1842, per ton of 2000 lbs.
Plaster, Slate, Tiles,Gypsurn and Bricks, $2 10
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber, Marble. Lime, -
Tar and Pitch,• 2 WO
. .
Nails and SpikeseAar and Rolled Iron,
Hollow-Ware, Grain, Salt, Bark,l.um: i ,;
her, Staves, SSII-tish, Tobacco and Lead, ~!2 90
t„ ,/
Groceries, Hardware, Whiskey, Ale and'
Beer, Oil, Leather, Ca ,E ten, Steam , ,
gines arid Machinery, Seeds,' Butt r,
Lard, Tallow, Rage, Wool,. °Mei r...!,
Hides, Hemp,•Earthen-Ware and Glue, 4 25
Dry Goode, Wines and Foreigii Liquors,
Drugs and - Medicines, Glass, Paper,
China and Aueens•Ware, ;Meat, Fish
and Confectionary, 5 25-
No Storage will be charged for receiving or de.
live ring Freight_at any of the Company's Depots
on the !Me, unless allowed to remain over 10 days.
Days of starting of Freight Trains,on THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 3, P.M
March 2G
OAT 111 EAL.
. ,
inns economical and nutricious 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 subscriberkat their Factory in Philo
ilelphia, in any quantity-equal to any imported, even
superio.; being freih._ It is also for sale oy most of
the Mer chants in Pottsville, amongst whom are Mes
srs Miller & Haggerty, William Milnes.&Co.Clene;
ens & l'arvin. William Philips ,& Co. Morris & Bro
thers. &e. 4c. as well as by some of the merchants
in ,Minersville and Port Carbon.
GLENDENI NG & CHAMBERS.
Manufacturers of Flour, 'Oat Meal, & Pearl 'Bar
fey, on the Willow St. Rail Road. between 12th and
13th. Phila. November 6. 1841. , 45-Iv*
DOCTOR AD. LIPPE,
RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
of Pottsville . one its vicinity, that he has
moved in town, ancroffers, his professional se?.
ces in all the medical branches ohe public.
Practicing he Homcmpathic system,' and if
requested, the Allecepahic, he hopes from long
experience to give full satisfaction to such as
will call on him. He will be ready for profession.
fikervices at any time at his residence.
A. D. LIPPE, M. D.
Greenwood, December ' 49—if
EXICUTORS' NOTICE.
A L[ persons having darns against the Estate
4. ‘ of qiebert McDermut, late of the city of
New York, deceased, are requested to make
known the same without delay, to Abigail Mc.
Dermut, Executrix, James R. Whiting. Esq. or
George Dart Executor°. in the city of NeW York,
o? to EDW. OWEN PARRY,
Attorney fur the Executory, Pottsville.
April 16, , 16—tf
MEDICINES! MEDICLNES!
DB. Wm. Evan's celebrated Camomile Pills
do Soothing Syrup for children.
Aaron Von Huteheler's. Herb Pills,
Doct: Goodie's Female Pills.•
Doct. William Evan's Fever & Ague Pills. ,
Doct. Hunt's Botanic, Pills. ' , •
. For Dyspeptic Persons Hunt's Botanic Pills
are said to be superior to any Medicins.ever yet.
blreredlo the Public. :
A fresh anftply of the. above Medicines. just
reeeived and for sale at the Drug Store of
Dec it 50— JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
rPhiladeipAta . Rai:edify'
CAUTION F.XTRAORDIN.AnY.
SOME six! br seven of the Philadelphia Druggists
have desiended to the meannesS to try to sell the
imitation or counterfeit Balm of Columhia, to stay,.
cleanse or...restore the hair, and Hay's Liniment, a
cure for piri g ,, and all external sates and swellings.
All Druggists and Country Merchants are heretT
warned not to buy either of these articles in Phila;
delphia, as they , would be wholly unsalable. All u
-sera of these articles are warned never t. buy any by
these names, without the signature of Comstock &
Co. on the wrappers.—take this notice with you to
test by it. or you will be cheated. Send to us by let
ter, at New York, and we will deliver them at Phila
delphia, Baltimore, or any of the larae cities, free of
all freight charges. , COMSTOCK & CO.
sole proprietors, & wholeitole,Druggiltei "
71 Maiden Lane. New,York.
And by John S.C. Martin, William T. Epting, and
Clemens & Parvin, Druggist., Pottsville.
May 7, f 20-Iy.
MINCOURAGE HOME INDIA
BLANK BOOKS.—The subscriber manufactures
all kinds of Blank Booki; from fil cents to $l2 each,
which he will warms I so he equal in quality to any
purchased elsewhere, at Philadelphia prices.
April 1616- Is. BADMAN.
mDAPER , CIIEXPER ,T115,N, EVEIt-I—
-.I- Writing Paper rind Letter Papa, rated. at 81.75
ream wholesale, or 12; cents per quire retail, to suit
the times. Also a large assortment of papersof so. .
petior quality, at reduced prices. Jest received end
for sale by June 4;23- _ 0 BANN AN:
I OT FOR. BALE.—Fnr sale At - Lot, situate on
' J ibe Easterly side of William street. in the Bor
ough of Pottsville. containing iu front on William at.
55 feet,and 110 feet in depth', Terms 8 . 350 cash.
Apply at the office of the Papers' Journal. 1 ,,
Play 7 I 9—
FEVER AND AIME.
ROWA ivp's 7 021 7 10
. 1111X7vR
AFRESH wilily of the above ßledictne.a certain
mire for the fever and ague. Just seceired and
for sale at ' AUSTIN'S Drug Store
September 3.7' •J ,
VMBR44AS,6PARASOLS.
SILK. Scotch, Gingham di Muslin Umbleltaa.
Patasolsand Sun Shades. .. •
A complete essortinent. just received and' tor
sale by E. Q.& A. HENDERSON. ,
Moy 28;
APER 11A NGINGS dt i BORDERS.;—
Thee aubscritier hati received his Spring Patterns.
or elegant - Hall and Parlor. Paper, which he will sell
cheaper than ever. Among the,assorunent 'are sew.
eral new and splendid patter .- •B. BANNA N.,-
April 1 4 : )i i . ;16=
- -
iIIeSIALLEY; MUMC.--Miciiey • Free's Song
oct-to Music for the Piano Forto,,' justiotiely
ed, price 25 yenta . for &ven for.-Olfe
by • , • - B. /*NN4DIw
_„,
wisiert an a4 sartin eA e l n E. C a Ceig us , S t a re lh e nl i . t . ald azi ridi d' n f g °
Whips. and Walking, 'Canes. ' • _ ' 1' •
" March 19,12 • JOl4ll FL C. MARTIN:
WYETEPS CUURCH MIISIC-4ngt
edand forsale,by • •ft BA NISAN.
1 b. l ll - . 1f
. : THE PIteACHER-0, sketches , st,Otigins
s conon ,„ j ust reteitOtand• for mile bit.
Attg.:A, BANNAL
THE MINERS!_JOURNAL.
Fro 7 4 the C . Q . Urir3 an4„Enquirer
• It would be preposterous in' a writer , for the read
era of such a Journalts the COurier, to address the.r
prejudices, nassionsor superstitions. Good common
sense should, at least be possessed by the readers of
this paper, anclthose possessed of such; end those on
ly, do we care te *tact:. We will now assert in the
most unqualthed terms, that an innocent reredy has
been road, That will absolutely mire' Rheumatism.
and stiffhess ofjoints, if of twenty yeari' - standing.
The asserti on is so' broad, that it will hardly oiitain
credence, se are aware,, unless supported by uncom
mon testimony. Now the testimony given to so
many worthless quackeries is so abundant, that to dis
criminate between such, and real matter of fact les
tithony, is very difficult. To mime abonce.at s point
that can at once be appreciated, the proprietors have
resolved to give this remedy : to the poor, and to cure
those able to pay for it, before they ask pay. Ind then
leave it to the &utterer to pay what he chooses. We
entreat, therefore. sufferers to call at 71 Maiden Lane,
for some drops (Indian to be taken, and a
Nerve and Bone Liniment to use outwardly; and if
they will not, by.%one week's use; become more sur.i ,
prised and delighted than they ever expected, we will
never again-Make such an) desertion. Will invalids
now suffer fOr the want of this mild,innocent, and
all poter.tremedyr If theyirefuse it, - we pity them in
deed.—{.N. Enq.. Feb:l9, 1842.
For sale by Jain S. C. Martin, Wm: T. Eptlon,
and Clemens - & Parviti r Drti,tists. Pottsville.
May 14. 51-Iy.
11.1E.ARI;IVS VERMIIfIIG.E.
E beslmedi 1 waters of the present age:agree
TH
.'"- in the opinion, thatirorms are the cause of many
serious and many fatal diseases in children. -'
Their presence may be I' suspected where the pa.
tient has a dry co ugh, a Ole countenance, fiend breath.
tumid lip, livid circle-taimnd the eyes, disturbed
sleep, variable appetit , 'alternate Diarbma, Costive
i
need. enlouged. stoma , &c.
These symptoms est; relieved, frequently pro.
duce epilepsy, apoplexy, ma.niacedroosy of the brain,
inflammation of the eles,' palsy, hiccup, dry cougta.
consumption, croup, dysentery, 'convulsions, fetete:
&c., which terminate in death. ..
. From the above, parents and others having the care
of children, will see the propriety of being in posses.
Ilion ofa wait ible remedy. aaa mat the deleterious effects
of these enimies to the healto and happiness of chit.
dren. blerrick's Vermifuge has proved a nensin.safe
and pleasint cure, as will be shown by numerous cer
tificates' shortly to be published, and is regarded by
those that have tri - it`, as superior to ail others in use.
I It is so pleasant that , it may be given to the most deli:.
_Cate, child, without inconvenience. .
Also, the Pocahontas or Indian Pills, for the cure
or all bilious discaseti :this pill has proved to be deci
dedly the best purging pill ever offered to the public.._
has permanently cared the moat tibstinato cases of
dyspepsia, sick-headache, jaiindied, costiveness, bil
ious cholic, &e., and will Prove iervicable in all cases
'while the polio is Kill and hard, the skin dry and hot,
and the tongue coated. 'Pull directions accompany .
the Vermifuge and Indian Pill.
Ar,entsforMe safe of Me abet's.
W. T. Bluing. Pottruille, George Reifsnyder,'Nevi• •
castle, G. & D. Bast, Schuylkill Haven, ifugh Kier
ley. Port Carbon. Throughout the state a supply can
always be had of Fred. Klett Az Co., Druggists, cor
ner of 2d and Callowpiil streets, Philadelphia.
June 18,
NEW :STORE.
• J
JAMES' DOWNEYi
IDESPECTFULLY !infoions • the 'public that
; MY he Irts brought with him kern New York
this ppring. Aiargdassortmept uf, ' •"-
. • GROCERIES - 4. LIQUORS.
LEE
Which he offers fig sale a the most 'moderate
PhiladelPhia wholesale , pricer, ( freights added,)
at his store housei, in the new Stono Building,
next door to his tavern, Morris' addition to Potts
ville, consisting if
Black and Green Teas,
Falling Loa", Santa Cruz, Portu Rico, t New
Orleans Sugars
Rio, Java,- aod St i,Dorni nge Coffee,
Sperm & Common Oils, Mollesen,
• ' White and Yellow Soaps; Tobacco,
Keg and flux Raisins
• Wines and Liquors, from common to the jest
quality,
A quantity of Dryeil Meat,
Mackerel, from No. L to No. 9, in quarter half
and tull.bairels, '
About 300 Sacks around Salt,,
60 WWI superior Alba by Summer . Ale, &c..
May 14, , • 20—ly
POTTSVILLE ISLAND FOUNDRY
finlE subscribers have constantly on hand, a
grneral assortment of HollowLware, Cart
and 'flagon Boxes, Plough point!, Mould Boards,
Rails and Turn out Castings., 4c., an re pre
pared to furnish castings of all hinds to order, at
as cheap it rate as can be furnished elsewhere.
Possessing a desirable situation adjacent to
both rail road and canal, and having every facil
ity for and experience in the manufacture of cast
ings, we can confidently promise entire satisfac
tion to all who may favor us with their orders.
LIEN BERSON & FA RRELL.
22
May 28,
PENNSYLVANIA HALL
T"E public are respectfully informed that the
subscribers have taken this large and corn
.. ,
modicm! establishment, recently' kept
m itr, by William G. Johnson. To the fus.
fat
n~■ mei patrgna of this establishment and
the public generally, the undersigned
promise to extend ,the accommodations and
comforts at this houie - ithat men so satisfactorily
recall/ed; while under the charge of Mr. Johnson.
JOSEPH WEAVER,
JACOB PETERS.
Pottsville June 11,
RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS
LW DRUG STOKE.
frillESubseliber'reterns his gratelnlacknowl-
ML edgementa to the; citizens of Pottsville and
others, who stepped forward to his assistance af.
ter the loss of his property by fire in December
last, and would also acquaint them and the pub.
he generally, that he has again commenced
the Drug Businessin thehouse forperly occupied
by Charles W. Clemons i in Centre Street, in the
borough of Pottsville,where may.: always be had
a general assortment of
DRUGS. MEDICINES, I ,
PAINTS , PILLS,
I
GLASS, DYE STUFFS.
And every other article in the above line, which:
he is disposed to sell on very low and accommo.
datinglarms. • ,
N. B. Er Physicians prescriptiona carefully
ut up at the ohotteSt notice: '
May 30, 1:15 WM. T. EPTING.
EXC HANG
' CENTRE STEEI',
Omen% .euz ToWN HALL.
• POTTSVII,LE,
-
CLAIM: &SEITZINGER.
firESPECTFULLY announce to the travelling
. 11 M'community, that they have taken that large
' • and spleddid csiablishment, the - Ea.
•
cuation Hirrtt., recently kept by Wil
li': Lam , O. Johnson; - Vitiate at the corner
iilContre and Callowisill streets, near
ly oppoiiite - the Tewri.lia4; in the. Borough of
Pottsville,' which has 'been thrinaghly repaired
and - materially imProVed for the accommodation
of !netters. The, Hotel forty feet.front on Ceti:
tre street; and onebandre.d and thirty.eight. feA '
on Callowhill, three stories 'high; it is !admirably
provided with Parionf,. Sitting. Room's, Reading'
Room, and large airy Chambers—the moat Spa.
dons, pleasant and. convenient Dining" Rooni in
the country-;-a newand superior Bathing &tab. - ,
lishment—snd„every convenience end comfort to
render, it in all - respects a
m ost :desirable Hotel.
No pains or expense will bespared to furnish
the Table and Bar with the best that dila end the
PhiladelPhia Markets tifford--and, with a: deter.
m inatfon devote - their personal attention to' the
comfort and accommodation - of, these - who'. may
Elver then' 'with a' alf..4idetibi
* live; Careful.
and obliging seitilints, they ; hope -to 6. general •
silisfaCiion. • • • ' 0; -
PRIVATE FAHILI ES wishing to `visit thii
highly interesting pod healthy Goal H4lOn;will
be provided%rith Parlors - and, Chambers, which
they feel ionfidene will please tbe Moat tastidi.
The Stabling attached, is and' well con:
litthited„ _and .atientivo and
Citriagee 'may tie haldit any time to convey per
sons , to arty. part 'Atha ceuntry.
Au Omnibus rucs i from this Hoteltlailv, to and
frinn,the Depot, to meet tho Cara, for the accom.
modetien of persolurtrivelling on 'tbe Rail Road.
DAVID CLARK, •• • .;
JggpllAti SEITEINGER.'
41/t:
•
•Augull .27
~een
BOOK.•;.' :variety of Song Peaky, mak
rack fot, by . , ar#41 , 41444„-I,
•111 a f2B - . • .
A 11RANGERV'T FOR 1842.
OLD ESTBLISHED PASSAGE OFFIt
100, PINEISTRILET,CoRNAB, uItSOUTH
11'1 1 - 1 E enbscribera beg leave to call
-a. the attention of their friends,
- l ipAtk. and the pnblio in general, to - the ful
lowing arrangement for the year
1n42, tur the.purposn of bringing out Cabin;
Second. Cabin and Steerage passengers
By thei new tine of Liverpool Packet*.
Sailing the Ist, 13th and Eft °revery month.
The ships comprising this line'are
peo. WaAington, IndeP ndence,
_United & l ees, Sheffitld,.-
Garrick.__, Siiition>„.
_. .
Petrick 'Henry, ROM* -,
Virginian; Stephen 'W i nay,
Rosalie, 1
1%1 the London Pockets,
To sail from New York the Ist, 10444td 20th--
and frciin London on the .7th,l7th and 27th of
each month)
Mediator„
Wellington,
Quebec, I
Philadelphia,
Switzerland,
' fiendrick Madsen, Gladiator, •
' Iri conneetionVrith the: above, and for the par
pose of affording still greater faCilities to pahsen l
gers, tho subscribers have established the
Sldr'liee of Liverpool Packets,
To sail from Liverpool ois the 7th and 19th of
every month, comprising the follow - lig very so
'fierier fast Sailing ships, viz :—
". Russell Glover,' 'Capt. Howes, 1000 tone
Echo,
• • Sill, -850
St. Mark, • Alexander, 750
Windsor castle; Glover, 1060
All of which are nearly new, first class i copper.
ed and copper:fastened. The' last tour are own
ed exclusidett by the subscribers, a fact which.
independent or their long standing in their bp.
siness, it is presumed is a sufficient guarantee to
the public which no other house in their line can
present. The above ships- will be succeeded by
vessels of the same class, in regular succession,
thereby affording passengers an opportunity of
embarking at Liverpool vs eekly so that there
will be no!possible detention. Passengers Mho
wish will be found with an abundant supply of
suitable prevision for the voyage, lathe low rate
often dollata. In all eases where the parties' dr
cline coming out, the money paid for their pas.
sage will be promptly returned.
For the accommodation of persons wishing to
send Toney to their friends, 'dratia at sight will
• be given on the following Bank' and Branches,
Oi2ihe Provincial Bank of Ireland, payable at
Cork ,! Limerick Clonmel
Londonderry Slide Wexford
Belfast 4 . Waterford Galway
Armagh . Athlon Coleraine
Kilkenny Ballina Tralee
Youghal Enniskillen. Monaghan
' Banbridge Ballymena Parsonstown
Downpatrick Cavan Lprgan
Omagh Dungannon Bandrin
Ennis Ballyshannon Strabane
Dungarveb Mallow Moneymore-
Catehill Kilrush
Scotland—The City Bank of Glasgow.
England—Messrs: Phillips ag Tipladv, London;
P. W.' Byrneli,. Esq.,' Liverpool.' For further
particulars apply or address ( if:by letter post
paid) GLOVER & bIeMURRAY,'
. 100 Pine street, coiner Soul:1;0r to
P. W. BYRNES, 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.
Messrs. Andrew C,,Craig, & Co., Philadelphia.'
Tbonatts Gough, Esq. Albany.
Benjamin Hannan, Esq. Pottsville. •
Passages direct from Dublin, Belfast, Loadon.
&fry arid Cork. The subscriber is now ready
to engage Passengers to sail direct from either
of the above named Ports in vessels to sail in the
months of April, May, and June.
Er The subscriber, will also engage Passen
gers going out from New York to London or
Liverpool, And _transmit money to any part of
England, Ireland, Wales And Scotland, on ap•
plication at. the Miners' Jouinal office.
B. BANNAN.
DANIEL B. HAM. J431b3
TOWN HALL STORE.
HAAS & LAING,
riIABE pleasure in announcing to the citizens o
A Schuylkill county. that they have just opened in
the basement story of the Town Hail, on Centre
street, in the Borough of Pottsville, a splendid as
sortment of
NEN GOODS,
ust brought from Philadelphia, where they were se
ccted with great care, and purchased at unusually
ow prices—comprising every variety of
Dry Goals, Groceries, Glass Ware, China
Ware, Queens and Earthen Ware,
Among which may be found '
Superfine Cloths: of various colors, and qualities, .
Blue, Black - and Fancy.colored Caisimeres,
Sattineta, Flannels, and Woolen Blankets.
: Prints . Lawns, Ginghams , Morinoes and Plaids,
S lk. Satin, Linen and Laces,
Canton Flannel, Hollands and Hankins, •
Marseillesand Valentio Vestings,
3401.4,5-4,64 Muslin, Bleached & Unbleached,
Silk, Cambric, Gingham and Cotton Ilandlit.
New and But error style Summer Cloths,
• Cottonades and Beverteens,:
In fine, a very geaeral aasorunetit of
Gentlemen's Summer Ware,
Silk,Cotton, Mohair, Morino & Wors'd Stockings
Ladies t nd Gentlemen's Super Kid, Hoskin, York
tan, Silk, Thread, Beaver At. Buckskin Gloves,
Ladies' Silk, Mohair and Picnic Mitts, &c. •
New Orleans, Sf. Croix, 'porta Rico, Loaf and
Lump Sugars,
New Orleans, Sugar House, and Syrup Molasses,
Tea and Coffee, of various kinds„
Cheese, Candles, Soap and Vinegar,
-Salmon.llerring, Mackerel, Shad and Codfish, .
Hams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef,: and Venison,
Olive Oil. Fresh Fruit, and Oat Meal,
Havanna,Half Spanish and Common Segars,
Soda, Dater ano Ssgar Crackers.
Sperm Oil. Butter, Eggs, and Lard,
Dried Apples and Peaches,, •,•
and a great variety ofdther articles. all of which will
be sold at low prices .1 or cash, or id Exchange for
country produce. • •
ID - Remember the Town Hail Store. •
Pottsville. May 11,
•
IMO
FRESH GROCERIES.
o'.d Goverment, Java; rtio,"Lagnira and Coba Coffee.,
Porto Rico, St. Croix, and New Orleans Sugars.
Imperial, Young Dyson. Pouebong Qr Soucbong Tea
Double and Single Refined Loaf and crushed Lump
Sugar. • • , . ,
Pickles and Sauces, *general assortment.
Red,- White, Yellow and • Brown Soap.
Wines and Liquors,'a full asstirtment.
Porto Rico, Cuba, Sugar House and Syrup Molasses.
Chocolate,Coco, Starch, Fruit, Rice, tf c. .
Can be bought on as reasonable terms as else-;
where of I E.Q. &A. HENDERSON.
May 28 , - '
NEW GOODS.-JOSEPH -WHITE
-4a SON -h'avetn hand a large and general
assortment of fresh and seasonable goods;-Which
will be sold cheap for Oast), of in exchange fcir
country produce. .
31t•Calbon. Oct: 3lst; 7 •
•
DOCT Pie P. F. NAGIX—Fte.
,)spectfully teoders his professional services
• . to the citizens of, Pottaville, and vicinity.
`l,„ - Ills office ; is at the corner of Market and
Adanin streets. .• April 16, 16•-tf.
TOOTH AND EAR ACRE.--Miia.'s Tooth
and Ear Ache drop; a sate.and speedy core for
the above diseases. ; Jo* received mid for sale at
MARTIN'S Drugstore. ' " April 16,16--
101L11111LNG,.. ofit G RDE.IIIN (31.--The com
plete Fortner, and , the complete Gardener. , mast
received andlornale B.
,BA,NNAN.
March 26 .
JICTORIAL -BIBLE,—With 600 Illusive
• 41.0'15,1 volumes, elegzintly bound=pilee 06,
Just lei Slued acid for Salo by
lone 25. ' ' DANNNAN.
.
ASE OF . NAPOLEON tr-The Life of Napo
eon, wittr,soo Illustrations,-complete in 2 viola
ice $5. Just receiyen.and for sale by -
rcb19,12-- -
„.
• BANNAN. •
PARLEY'S CO3INION SCHOOL HISTO•
RY--;Just receiled and for sale by • '
May 21-; - , B. BA . NNA/V.-
S'ITEL . P . ,,ENS-;Eierviariely, , just received a
• forsale lily cheap `.' BM42'V e
'Jane 11 - .*-- - ' 7 • sta./.h`
,
IaILLS O,E LADING-4n eheets,:for.
pplog,geari,ta Ncier_Xotiri. just-„- printed
`and rtritle B.OINAN.
. • :
Ontario,
Toronto,
Westminster,
SC. - Japtes,
.Ikloatrea),
AGENTS
11 RIGIFLIS
• INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Of the kitrth American College'of Health
This extraordinary medicine is founded upon-the
principle that the human frame: is subject to ONLY
ONE Dua:Asr, diz.Corrupt llumors.or m otner words
Impurity of the Blood, and nothing save vegetable
cleansing, is wanted in order to drive disease ofevery
description from the body.
if the channels of our mighty rivers should be—
come choked up, would not the accuinulatid watms
find new outlets, or the country be inundatedi--Jiist
so with the human bodp.if tile natural drains become
closed, the accumulated impurities will most assured
ly find senile some form of disease or death will be a
certain consequence.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGEtABLE PILLS
are eminently calculated for carrying out this GRAND
mamma eItINCIPLE, beeause they are a purgative
medicine so justly balanced and withal so natural
to the human constitution, that they cannot possibly
injure the most dplicate; at the same time, it used in
such a manner ad to produce free evacuations by the
bowels, and repeated a few times, it will beabsolute
ly inapossibln for pain or distress of any kind to con
tinue in the body. A single twenty five cent box of
the above named Indian Vegetable Pills will, in all
cases, give relief, sometimes even beyond the power
of Words to describe, and if persevered in for a short
time, there is not a Malady in the whole course of hu
man ills that can possibly withstand their astonishing
and wonderful influence. IVensiweshirtari Vscirra
six Plus are a certain cure for
COSTIVENESS. 4-
Because they completely cleanse the stoirraeh and
bowels from those bilious and corrupt Inadors which
paralyse and weaken the digestive organs, and
are .the cause of headache, nausea, and 'sickness,
palpitation of the heart, rheumatic pains in V 2
nous parts of the bully, and many othcr unpleasant
symptoms.
In all disordeced motions' of the Blood, called
Intermittent, Recrattent, Nervous, Inflammatory, and
Putrid
I FEVERS.
Wrightts Indian Ntegetable Pills will be found a cer—
rain remedy; because thy cleanse the stomach and
bowels from all billions humors and purify the
blood; consequently, as they remove every kind of
disease, they are absolutely certain to cure every kind
of fever.
&Naha) 'when morbid humors are deposited upon
the membrane and muscle, causing those pains hilla
illation and swelling, called '
It Il EXIIATISM, GOUT, &c, •
Wright's Indian V eg etable Pills may berelied on as
always certain to give relief, and if persvered
will most assuredly, and without fail, make a per:
fect cure of the above painful maladies.—From three
to six of said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night
On going to bed, will, iu a short time, completely rid
the body front' all morbid and corrupt humors; and
rheumatism, gout. and pain of every description. will
'disappear, as if by magic.
For the same reason, when, from suddenehanges
of the atmosphere, or any other cause, the perspara,
tion is checked, and those humors which should pass
off by the skin, are thrown inwardly, causing headache,
nausea, aril sickness, pain.in the bones. watery and
inflamed eyes, sore throat, hoarteners,coughs. con
sumption, rheumatic pains in various part of the body
and many other symtoms of
CA 'VC iIING COLD,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably give
immediate relief. Three or four pills taken at night
on going to bed, and repeated a few times, will
remove all the above unpleasant symtouur, and
restore the body to even sounder health than before. .
The same may be said of diflizulty of breathing.
or
ASTHMA , .
Wright's - Indian Vegetable .Pills will loosen and
carry off i by the stomach and bowels those rough and
phlegmy humors which stop the air cells of the
lungs; and are the cause of the above dreadful corn•
plaint ' •
h should-also be remembered that WRIGHT'S
INDIA N VEGETABLE PILLS are certain to remove'
pain in the side. oppression, nausea and sickness, loss
of appetite,,costiveness. a yellow unge of the skin
and eyes, and every other symPtoms of
; LIVER COMPLAINT.
Because they purge from the body those corrupt and
v i c
stagnant humo re, which when deposited on the liver,
are the eau of the above dangerous complaint.
They are also prevent
- APOPLE Y AND SUDDEN DEATH.
Because they/carry off thoee humours whichCiliStrue
ting the circulation, are the cause of a rush, ordeter
mination of blood to the head; giddiness, especially
on turning suddenly round, blindness, drowsiness, loss
of memory, inthmation of the bralq, insanity, and all
disorders of the mind. f
Those who labour within doojs should remember
that they frequently breathe an atmosphere which is
wholly unfit for the proper ezpinsion of the lungs,
and at the sameiime owing to m ant of exercise, the
bowels are not sufficiently evacuated, the blood
becomes impure, and headache, indigestion, palpita
tion of the heart, • and many -other disagreeable
aynatoms are sure to follow.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Being a Cleanser °rale stoinuon and bowils, and a
direct purifier of the Blood, are certain not only to
remove pain or daitress of every kind from the body.
but if used occasionally, so as to keep the body free
from those humours which are the cause of every
malady encidenl to man. they will most assuredly
promote such a just and equal circulation of the blood
that those who lead a sedentary life, will be able to
enjoy sound health, and disease of any kind tviti Le
abultdely impossible. •
CAUTIONS 70 AGENTS.
Country agents, and others, are respectfully
informed that, owing to the great popularity, and
increasing demand for the above named Pills, a host
of unprincipled persons are busily engaged in
manufacturing, and. vending a spurious azucte in
imitation of .
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG ETABLE PILLS.
They are also further informed that I have a suit
pending against one V 0. Falck, for counterfeiting
the above named medicine- and are cautioned against
buying or receiving medicine from said V. 0. Falck.
as he cannot by any possibility have the genuine
Wright's Indian 'Vegetable Pills for. sale.
All travelling agents, with genuine medicine are
provided with a certificate of agency, signed by
William Wright, Vice President of the N,A. College
ofHpalth.
Travellers, who cannot shovea certificate as above
described be known as bdse impostors.--Shun
them, therefore, as you. would 3Highway man, or a
Midnight Robber.
Offices. devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, wholesale and retail, No.
169 Race SC Philadelphia. No, 22.3.Greentvicb street.
Boston
N B—Beware of the count-rfeiter in Third Street
Philaddphia-
AG ENTS FOR SCUD V LK I t.L COUNTY.
Thomas & James Beatty. Pottsville.
Bickel & Hill, Orwtgsburg.
Daniel Saylor. Schuylkill Haven.
Aaron Matta, Mahantongo.
J. IVeist, Klufgerstown
Jacob Kauffman, Lower Mahantongo.
Johas Kauffman. do Mahanuango,
Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove.
John Snyd,r, Friedeosburg.
J G Martz. Port Clinton •
Fetheroff, they & Co. Tuscarora.
William Taggert, Tamaqua, •
John Maurer, Mahantongo. .
tiMority Forreider, West Penn Toismship •
R.Schuler &Co East Brunswick Township
Seltzer & Bock. McKeaosburg . •
C. H. DeForest,tewellyn.
Emanuel 0. & John Kauffman, Zimmermantown
October 1. 1842, • 40-.
• NEW STORE. ' •
THE suildribers would announce to the public
that they have taken the store lately occu
piedlby J. W. Lawton & Co. and have just re
ceived and opened an assortment• of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Queenaware, ate. among which are ;7
DRY GOODS.
f Blue "Black and Fancy colored Cloth ant
Cassimers-Sattinetts-Monslin de Lfines--Chint
zes=FlannelsCotton Tickinge,
Illorinos—Bleached and Unbleached Mutilins:—
Winter Vestings- 7 Shawls. and Cotton
Handkerchiefs—Wolsey—Worstecl and Cotton
Hoisery—Mena Hose and Halt Horn—Gloves—
Umbrellas, dic„ fi ;
GROOERIRS. •• • I .
Rio4:-JaiaLaguira and Browned Coffees—
Loaf and Brown Sogirs-.4fonag, Hyson—Gun
powder-1 mpertal and Black • Teas—Pickles—
Spices—Synsp.-Sugar House and Trinidad Mo
lasses... Sperm and Common Oils--Fish—Soaps
..Crackers—Rice--Raisins and Currants—Hope,
—Barley, &c. -
QUEENSWARBY
Liverpool, Granite, Common and Scotch Ware.
Glass Tumblers, Plates, Lamps I dici. together`
with an assortment of Brashra, Cedat Ware.
Shovels, &c. To all of which we wouldinvne
the attention of our friends and of the 'Public
geMarally,+feeling confident that ,We can givit.
satisfactitm to all.
TROUTMAN & SILLYMAN.
L. W. Tooirram;
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R. k . EAR'S BIBLE BIBERAPErf—With o'er
eral hundred engravings, being a Biolgrephyof the
Lives and characters of the principal Personages re
cardetinthe sacred writings. Practically adapted
to the` instractiottorytititb and private families. Jusf
received tel ferule by" _ - ,
May 23 - s
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& LBATROSSAUILL.S..»AItrxtros, (Vine; pa
an excellent article, 1151 recoir.ed , loo for tale by
Jude 11, 2t- •
Laws's Balsa m of Wild Cherry.
ortIAT REMEDY.
F OR- Coxsusirriust and LIVER C3IPLAINY.,
ASTHMA, Bantventris, CROUP 10 ,CII/LDIEy,
WirooPING COUGtt, PM:vs OR WZARNies uP TIIR
BREAST, CURONIC, and ell diseases of tine
Pulmonary Organs.
. REAP WHAT KT HAS DONE.
A Wonderful' Recorerv.—Mrs. S. E. Atiletr
was attacked with this disease in the-tall of 1838;
originating from a vialeut cold which settled up.
on her lungs. Various remedies were resorted
to—the most skilful physicians were consulted—
yet step by step that fearful disease, consumption
began to prey upon her. She became subject to
violent fits of coughing. expectorated large quan
tities ofmatter and wasnyidently sinking very
last. In this distressing snuatton, after all the
various remedies tied' been tried in vain, and
when naughibut the grave seethed to afford her
any, prospect of relief, the invaluable Balsa% re.
stored her to health; and tow, in the place of
that emaciated form;withering to decay, she is
mingling in society, in better health and spirits
than she has enjoyed for, years.' In' See deserip.
lion of this interesting case in Dr. Wistar's Tre.
atise on Coisumption. - •
Disinterested , Trstimuny.-- liavink witnessed
the surprising efficacy of Dr. Wistar'e prepara
tion of Wild Cherry, in the case of Mrs. Austin,
I cheerfully recommend it eta valuable remedy;
and acknowledged bis statement true and cor
rect. • J. H. WALTERS, Mt D.
New York, April 12, 1841.
A Snrprisitig Cure—Mrs. Manila, Wilson. a
poor but highly respectable member of the. Meth.
odist church, was also afflicted with Contrunips
Pun in its worst forms, and considered , past -re.
covery by all fier friends. A Witte of this Dal.
sal was presented to her, which relieved her im
mediately: This circumstance being • made
known to the members of the church, they pur
chased several-bottlesfor her, which relieved her
entirely. The stone" society have purchased
over forty bottles, frir persons in indiligent
cumstances, end positively assert it has nut been
used tu a single instance Whet . ° it not given
surprising relief..
117 %Ve,.the undersigned. members of the Der
bin Itecievolent Society of the Methodist church,
having examined the above stuteinent of Mrs.
Wilson's case, hereby certify it is in all, respects
.true, and earnestly recommend Dr. Wistar's
remedy to all who are afflicted. r
Gi.oRGE MILLER, MARY . GARDNER.
TlidistAts COoDitt., ELIZABETH' JAColls i e'
Liver Complaint....—Mrs. Eliza Thoin l idua was
afflicted with thiscomFlaint for neatly five years,
during which time she was under the mos, skit.
ful physicians—had tried Mercury, Botanic, and
llomumpathic remedies, and every thing that ef.
feted her any hopes of relief., ' She had dull,
wandering pains in the side, sometimes in the
shoulder and small of !Attack, a hacking cough,
frequent pain in the bind, and Nur been une.
btu to eleeti:Oit the right side for thrtki years. By
the use of this Balsam, she was Cured in a few
weeks, and remains well to this day.
ELIZA 1'110:UPSON.
Boxborough, September 12, 1841.
Dear Sir—Please send me two bottles more of
your Balsam of Wild Cherry, like that you petit
one betbre. I have taken 'nearly all , of the firsi,
and confidently believe this medicine will curd
me. I have used a. great many remedies within
the last year, but have never found any thing that
has relieved me so much. It' has stopped my
rough entirely, checked my night sweats, and I
sleep better at night and feel better in every way
tban I have foi many months.
Yeast, respectfully, JAMES KELLY.
I . Holmesborg, Septemberl2. 1841.
Friend'Wistar—t must again trouble' thee to
send the two bottles inure of thy invaluable Bal
sam. have now taken three bottles its all, and
can assure thee that it has done me more
'good than all the medicine I have ever taken be.
lore. Send me by the stage as soon as possible,
and oblige thy friend. JACOB HOLLOWAY.
Bristol, September 8, 1011.
Dear Doctor,—Hearing so Many people talk
about the wonderful cures yourt steam of Wild
Cherer.bas Made in Consumption, I sent to one
Of your Agents the other day for a bottle, and
have 'build it to relieve me so much, that 1 want
• three bottles more sett soon, as I believe it
,will
cure me ton. I have used a great many bahlaine
of different hinds, have tried Jaynes Extleeto.. —
rant and other medicines besides, but nothing has
suer dune mo as much good as yours hes. Send
by the steamboat Bolivar. Yours truly,
, THOMAS.
PAINS IN TUE BREAsT,DIEHLIT . E, WEAKNESS AND
DOUGH.—The Rev. Dr. Dunlap has addressed us
_ n lever in which he says two of his...daughters
'tad suffered severely with an obstinate carom
frequent pains in the breast, Esc., 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 Vtired.Mr. Jacob Firyt has au
thorized us to say'that he was offliete with this
annoying complaint for several tears and hod
tried every thing in vain. Hrefwas subject to
constant wheezing, a tronblesunie Cough, Spit
ting in Phlegm, Pain in the Chest. and sometimes
in the region of the Heart, - and nothing else ever
gave him relief: •
Chronic'Cough.—Mr. Isaac Rogers was also
afflicted with an obstinate- Cough, originating
ilium a disease of the 'Lungs. and Chest, and never
found. any thing to give him relief-but this Bal.
sant.
Such in fact is the nature and simplicity of
this inedieme.-and so extraordinary have been
many of the "cures It has performed, that it has
already attained the highest reputation, und al
though scirce two years have elapsed -Since it
was first made public, we can proudly say, its
fame has spread in every direction, and it is tap.
idly acquiring a celebrity , unequalled by any
medicine ever offered to public notice.
DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
In every section of the country, 'will find this
medicine an important and valuable addition 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 I:Meted, and there are doubt
less ; thoueand_ suffering who would resort to it
for relief if they c o uld obtain it conveniently.
ID" ife 'particular when you puichaae,to ask
for Da. WLSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD Cmatar, as
there is an article called the "Swig or WILD
CLIERILY, " advertised, Which is entirely, a differ.
ent medicine. . . -
NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A purely vegetable and bighly.ooproved Coin
pound preparation of the Prunus Virginians, or
" Wild Cherry Bark"—approved by the College
of Pharmacy, recommended by the medical fac
ulty, and universally acknowledged the most
valuable Family ,Medicine' ever discovered.
No Quackery ! Na Deception. ,
The physician may boast of MsgskilLif many
diseaseis r -4he quack may puff his witOderful
cures, but of ull the remedies ever' diseovired for
diseases of the pulmonary organs, it is universal.
ly admitted nothing has ever proved as success
fel as that unrivalled medicine, Dr. ,WisWr's
Balsam of Wild Cherry, which has,effected
I some of the most astonishing cures Over recorded
in the history of medicine.
Such indeed are the: astonishing healing and
restorative properties of this Balsam, that even
in the advanced stages oleonsumption, and in
Liver Cornigaints, diseases which have baffled
the skid of the most distinguished physician*,
when patients have suffered with tho most dis.
tressing cough, great difficulty in breathing, night
sweats, bleeding of the lungs, ere. after the most
esteemed remedies; of one Pliaramecepias have
failedOlie invaluable remedy has not only given.
surprising relief but - Actually effected cures. slur
all hopOtif of a recovery had been entirely de.
spiked - of. • ' "
Besides its surprising, effeacy in these fond
- dtible complsints,lit has proved a very superior
remedy for diseases of children such as Croup:
• Whooping Cough. Sce, end in, those disordem
that prevnifiti extensively throughout the winter
seation;,virch as Coughs. Colds, Pleurisy, la s•
and Pains is the Breast, proceeding frost
neglected Colds, stands unrivalled. ,
Prepared, wholesale and retail, by , Wiwsit's
31,04 Chemists, No. 3.3.:South Fourth street,
ithilidelphia. Pike e 1 00 a bottle.
`Eold in,Pottsville by
JOHN s.it!„ ,MARTIN
Agent for Schuylkill coca 7.
. Druggists and. dealers
oupplied a the
wholesale pricer. . . . .January 1. vl
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