The OhilfrillSeisedlo!lon.
BT lsss. eta& MTH.
not a .sweet child, or I .
t I; ed that desponding sigh,
.". Poi it bath checked thy joyous snag;
Thine . eye 'With ielars it fille.thnow,
• A shadow resteth on thy brow•
:My child, my child, I aid thee wrong!
' What dost thou whisper in my ear?—* •
• Sweet words;*God blue - thee, Mother 'dear:
.IVJiy Men Rind one, thou art to me
= bum a blessitig and a guide- -
No more, shall doubt and fear abide, ,
' meekly letirn 'my faith of tbee.
- • ,
*God bless thee!' gentle words and kind, -
,
The offspring of a trusting mind
1, They bear a pledge, when bps like thine,
. "Forgetting childhood's madam speech, - -
Do thus i higher. lesson teach,
And arysticivjuda like these combine.
God shield thee, for a !matt - like thine;
Where trot/1161d. tenderpess combine, _
Alas: is downed trio Much to-know
ONlTilip3thieB 411 vainly spent— •
Of love to blinding worship lent— ..
• And allcliftea strange_and bidden wo.
God shield thee, my , poor, my gentle boy!
• Would that the cop of life and joy,
Dashedfrom thy mother's lips away; - - -
Might with thine own of fate birblentled,
Anthill the ill for thee intended, •
•
Upon her bosom only prey. .
New York, July , 10, lett.
OLIPPINGS.
A Gs.usiou !tansy DIDDLEIL—Not long
since ) , • fur . speciinou of the Diddles genus milk-
eit into • fine fashionable eating house in Bahl
.
snore ; end saluting the bust with that easy non
chateaus peculiar to the tribe, 'called for dinner
• drank a" ispitabottle of wine, a tumbler full of
applo-jack, and laid back to enjoy his Principe for
a full hour by S ewsburis cluck. •After which
. ha' arose, .buttons up his surtout, and leisurely
walked do the bar, said to the host, well, here I
sin. I'm ready; •• •
Ready for What, ir
. ,
, • Read3rlo teceive my kick. sir, that's ell.'
• Kipk ! .Ihat do you mean?' said the surpris-
eJ best.
Why;l have got no money, sir:
I Why dud you riot say so in the brat place I'
• ,A,tt my dear fellow, I've triad that once too u
tea"
The excessive impudence so pleased mine bos
that Jeremy was easily let off,
A VVIORY Tn►T DUDE OD wren.—Coping
dawn the river on that pleasant and well-officered
boat, the Pathtluder, we were told an excellent
story—et least irt it seemed taus. Joel Green,
when commanding another boat, had en board a
dry, humorous pil t, named Pennington. A deck
'passenger, having ;frowned his cares, if he had a
ny to drown, in r beld-teee whiskey, quietly laid
down'to sleep, and as quietly died. An hour or
as after, it was discovered that he Was dead, the
-bast landed at a wood yard, and the defunct to
was deposited in an exterhpore coffin, and onoy
. yelled away. Pennington. looked and .hooked
-hiapead, perhaps in discontent with all liquor.
_because it had killed off one lover of it iu this rib
iota manner—Perhaps dissatisfied with his hasty
interment. .
The next day a passenger came on board, who
'had evidently been looking at some one drinking,
and-Whose repeated visitations to the bar had ra
ther incapacitated him fur forensic exercises. He
talked 'thickly and stammeringty. Having made
, his way_to the hurricane deck, Pennington, who
well at the wheel, for some time narrowly observed
him, and at length thus sicosftni him.
Hello, stranger, you're drunk !'
ttlh no. onl '`i4htly interrogated,' was some
` where about the I .
Well; said Pennington, r let me give you a hit
of advice. Don't go to sleep 'on this boat, for if
they dou't bury fou may Ibe shut. Why, there
chap yesterd ry got drunk and went to sleep,
and in two bourn they buried him. The man wee
mo more deurk,thaii I am. They serve all drunk
en men so on this boat. Why, I drink myself,
. and. damn% go to sleep on the bout. I haven't
slept for two weeks, for if I close my eyes I know
they'll bury me.'
• Pennington 's Story so alarmed the passenger,
audit perfectly sobered him, and he did not drink
smother dmur on-tbe boat.--Naf. Cour.
silonsowt Damao.--Borrowing babies, says
'a Boston -journal, is not so rare as Mrs. Glovers
seams to imagine. In abut's. not a hundred miles
fromfilf-5.:..... street, boarded a men and hic . wife,
who were the owners of a beautiful child, of about
.a year old, which attracted so Much attention from
the neighbors„ that the young ladies oppositio;(re.
gauntly sent over to r borrow the baby.' After
:being obliged to sand for the child several times,
Me, on coming home to dinner, got out of
temper on finding it gone, as Usual—Here, Jane,'
• said Ito,' go over to the Misses —, and get the
baby.! and give them my co.nplimenta, and tell
then) I wish they'd get a baby qt* their own, and
-'not be obliged to borrow.'
A WITTY PA asoN.4-WC du not know where
we got the following. b r at it is 'from fair to mid-
Ong,' as the cotton br .kers say. A Scotch cler.
gyman by the name of Wady Morrison, was a
men Of great laughter rind humor.
-On one occasion a young officer scoffed at • the
idealhat it required so' naucb time and study to
write a sermon, as ministers pretended, end offer.
ed a bet that he would preach half an hour on a
u, passage in the Old Testament without any pro.
paration. Mr. Morrison took the bet and ttie•Ass
opened his mouth and he spoke.' The - parson
•writa the wager, the officer being rather disinclined
to employ hil eloquence upon that text.
On another °cession, Morrison entreated an•of
ficer to pardon spoor a rldier for some offence he
.had committed. Trio oflcer agreed to do so, if ho
would in return grant him the first favor he should
wk. Morrison agreed to thts.--in a' day orlwo,•
the officer remanded that • the ceremony of bap.
• tisin should be performed on a young puppy. The
clergyman agreed to it; and a party of many geh
tlemen assembled to witness the novel itabtism.l
' Mr„.Morrison desired the officer to hold up the
quas wis customary in the baptism of children,
and' said, aas I am a 'Moister of the chinch .1
6colind,l must proceed .according to the ceM
.
anionic. of dcotland: , I
• certuinly. sir,' said the Myj r I expect al
...thirititienouny •
I
..„ Iktior, I hi:gin with the (mid '
'question: Yuu acknowledge yourself the father
this poppy • I
• A roar el laughter burst from -the-trowd, the
officer threw the candidate for,baptienuaway.
I ad ox .ovra -A lawyer, not over young
,
inor.bandsome, in a-undoing a young lady, a wits
nes* in Gotta, made attempts to confuse her, and
- tbtis render her testimony contradictory andmria
tailing. however seemed to becalm, and
'proof against all frivolous questions put to hero--
At- lad, the, ladyer.' determined to perplex her,
•ssid,-.r Miss, ofohaa toy word'you are very pretty ! !
- 4 The yotiog lidtpromptly'replied; s I - Mild r.l,
- -turn the'Campliment, sir, if I were not on oath."
As' may be aapprsed, the lawyer questioned her
sto farther.
SA/111.1E1,r,-EAUL,
ARTIST, ,
111tIVITES the citizens.of Pottsville and. its vi
#44, tto see his specimens of Painting at the"
restdettee'of hit bmther,An centre !street, where
be alio, be' ecinsultedeo all thiri.gs,.rreeertaining
hls'prefeeium.' Pothwitle Janitor, I 1•-•
.PRO. EC' lON..
- .NDEMAITY AOAINST LOSS BY FIRO:
,nt:PiLANO.IN issunsck cq.;
op , koiLaoiLpoi.t.
Capiktl S 400 , 000 , Pai d
caAawa Ptarsruax.;
C ON,TINUE to make Insurance, permanen t
anit on every deacription of properly
in town and countrion the usual favorable terms.
Olpoe 163 1 Chesnut Street near filth street: • I
CHARLES N. BANCgER, President.'
DIRECTORS. 1,
Charles N: Banker, Some/ Grant.'
Jans s en Stoll. . Frederick Brown;
Thomas Hart, Jacob R. - _
' Thomas& Marton,: Oen. W.Righardl'
Tobiai Wagner. Madeaol D. trials. -1
- CHARLES G4ANCRER.See I 4
The Subscriber has, been appointad.agent. for
the above mentioned inptitutioc. and is now pre.
pared to, make insurance. on every.desdription'of
property. at the lowest rates. • • •
- •- ANDREW RUSSEL'
Pottsville, June 19. 1841. .25—If
lodes's"lty against loss or damn 7 ge by Flier
• Capital $lOO,OOO. •
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
r
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 Buildingis of
all kiiads, on Houiehold Furniture, Merchandise,
Horses; Cattle, Agricultural; Commercial and Manu
facturing Stock and Utensils of every description ;
Vszt.s and their Cargoes in port, as well as Mortga
ges and Ground Rents upob the most favorable terms.
Applications for Insurance, or any informatimi 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 McMICIIAEL, President-
L KRUMBNAAR, Secretary.
DIRECTOR'S,
Moiton McMichael, Charles Stokes,
Joseph Wood. Archibald Wright,
P. L, Lagucrenne, Samuel Townsendi
Elijah Dalfett, Robert Lotighead,
George M. Troutman; • 11. W. Pomeroy,
George W. Schreiner.
The subscriber has been appointed AGENT for t .t he
above mentioned Institution and is now prepared to
make I Nsuitasices upon every description of property
at the lowestvates. BENJAMIN BANA AIN
Pottsville, Feb. 27. 1841
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
QtrE sac. May 5.1837.,
DEAR SIR :- 1n article called Dr. Hewes' 114rve
"'"and Bone liniment," came go my knowledge a
bout two months since, through our friend Mr. Camp
bell, and 1 procured a bottle and had used it for about
a week without any Material changrii until one.ntorn
inglfound myself under the exercise of very °Doom
mon feelings. imagining that could 1 be helped Op I
could stand and wa!k, I requested my family to aid
me; but they were unwilling I should trust myself on
my ‘,.eet, not having for the last Aurteen and a !half
years ever even made the attempt to stand: hut my
confidence was so great that they consented to assist
me from my bed. I found I could r use my legs With
apparent ease, but could nor bear My weight on lay
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 across the
room; I sat down with feelings of happiness that I
never before experienced; the idea NV:B that I! was
once again to be restored to the world ran through
nay frame like an electric shock. My family surroun
ded me in tears of joy, and the E.:encomia so Om
pletely overcome me that I fainted. The same day I
walked three time across the fluor. again bearing a
little weight at each time on my feet.' 1 then used
crutches for a few days. when my strength! had
become so far re-established. that I could cross the
thisr without the least aid. My advazeement trom
Apo time has been almost incredible. 1 can walk
two hundred yards and back with ease, and my chil
dren, ( the bed-rid are often blessed, like toe. with
near a dozen,) have been so overjoyed that they could
scarcely eat or sleep, and Mrs. Corning seems to feel
half a score of years younger herself. You ..ill rec
ollect how much bent together I was when you were
last here. 1 have entirely overcome this. If I look
ed as odd as I felt when rbegan to, walk. I would
have been gazed at in astonishment. I have seen ma
ny of my old acquaintances. Some of whom hid: 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." 1 have how
every confidence that lam a well man. I think 'this
article is the moat extraordinary of-any I ever heard
of. and if it is not extensively made known to the pub
lic, I think the proprietors are very culpable.. Wipe
know the persons in New,York selling it, you half bet
ter show them this letter, and let them refer L 1 you,
or publish this if you think it %violin aid the distredsvd.
Remember me to your family.,
Yours, verytetey.
. ETHAN C. CORNING.: .
For sale by John S. C. Martin. Wm. T. Epting !sad
Clemens & Farm, !Pottsville.
May 21. 1812.
AV ern l nILI. & Ritarti ER,
At the 0?d Land, N 0.65, North Front street El stsid e
THREE DOOR! FROM THE CORNER OFARCH
PIII LA DELPAIA. '
Manufacturers 01 . •
White Lead drya nd t Calomel,
gnaandi it Oil, S Red Precipt,
Red Lead, White do
Litharge. Vitriol Alli.•
Chronic Yellow, Sulp.Quinine
do Green Tart. Emetic
do Red Ether Sulph.
Patent Yellow ,do
...Nitric
Sugar Lead 'do Acetic
Copperas Lunar Caustic
01. Vitriol Com. do
Ag.Forris Acet.Morphia
Muriatic Acid Sulph. do
Epsom Salts Lac.Sulphur
Tart. Acid Opi.de Narcot.
• SOP .Carb.Soda Kermes Minera l
C.orros,Sub. Mere. Ethiops do.
Refiners ofChamptior,Sa 1 Nitre,Brimstonegorar,
&e. Offer forsalethe above mentioned article's. to
gether with a general-assortment of Paints. Drugs
and Dye Stuffs, and every,othera rtideinthe Chem
icala nil Medicine line. -
. Beingman.o..cturers of alltbearticlesenomerated
under the above head, they pledge . themselves to
supply their-friends and the public on the most
reasonable terms.
Window and Picture Glass ,from 68. 4 38,
Oct 1 1837
A dye to sorrel-tops most interesting— ;
One that eray-headeLl mortals should he testing
A great Phenomenon in Chemistry."
It is strange but any ene may see
East India Dye that, brown or black ss sin,
Colors the hair, but will not stain the skin.
TO TIFE; OLD AND YOUNG.
HO: YE RED READS A D GREY
PHENOMENON IN CHEMISTEY.
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE"
Colors the Hair, and will not the skin!!
1111 - 11Sdye is in form of a powder .vrbich hi plain
A ma t ter of fact may be applied to the hair over
night, the first, night. turning the tightest red Or grey
hate to a dark brown, and by repeating a second or
third night, to a bright jet black. Any person may.
therefore, with the least possible trouble, keep his
hair any dark shade or a perfect black; with k posi
tiVe assurance that :he powder if applied to the skin,
will not color. There is no trouble, in removing
it from the hair, as in all powders before made. By
an occasional application, a person turningOey will
never be known to have a grey hair. Directions
complete with the article. There is co coldring in
this statement, as one can easily test: '
This dye is sold'ente by COMSTOR dr (NI,
fil Maiden Lane, Ne't York.
For sale only in Pottsville, by •
JOHN S.C. MARTIN,
May 7,- 23-19
DYING AND BtIOUILING.
•
AUGUST EHLERS, i
ESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
mAk' Gentlemen of Pottsville• and icinit'yohat
he devotee his entire attention to Dyi ng , and
Scouring, at his old establishment, opposite the
Town Hall:Centre street; Pottsville, where be
warrants entire sattsfachun to all who' ntiy favor
him with their custom, or no chgrge., Clothe,
Silk, Morino, Crape, on othet diem", irctiured
and colored, if not too much worn.) so as to have
the appearance of new goods. Also, Costa, Pan.
taloone, Vests; &c., scoured and cleaned at the
shortest notice: August 20, ' 34-ICcoo.
IEA DEN PIPE. HYDRANTS, &c.—The sub
scriber has for sale Leadeo Pipe of earlobe thick
nessmkinitable for conducting : water to bouitee. an
other_puiposes. Also.Hydrants,StbppCockr cocks
and Ferrules, of the most approved kinds. - Just re
'ceived Ind for sale cheap by .B.HANNAN
April 16 .. • ,
PAR MERV MUCK .11111 ILIALr-Seing
treatise on soil and nianores. Also ; 'Che FAR
MEWS LA NDVEASURER; or pocket companion
Jan receivedaLdiforeale by • 8. SANKAN.
Apra.. 16 s .
PERMAN MK—Which dove freelr k torl i he cmq
E_'go,jjusc'rece
7u1y13,30- JILBANNAN
Dr. BedwePs Tetterillizigworin and Itch .
UNICE Sfi ENTS A , BOX—Is one of the
ttut
beat and gicrat efficacious remedies in:thoie
troublesome direases Vet .discoveied 'as
,the fOl.
lowing exttificate will „ t
,Thisis to certify, that I was ifelieted
the Tetter in the face, I had large running eoree,
allover. my throat: chin,
neck, and cheeks; In
deed I was so bad that I was ashamed to go 0 1 4- • :
without a_handkerehief tied over my face. AL
ter trying all the remedies I could think' of,.
without the slightest advantage , I was advised.
to try Dedtheirs . Triter Ointment, which after
using, a few buses entirely. cored me, and I am
pleased to say, s that although , the core has been
effected for.some time : there is not any appear.
of its returning. SAMUEL DEINEF.S,-
- • ' • Appleiree, above Poplar Laue, .
Philadelphia, Julyt2, 1833, - •
BEDWELL'S Git EEN OINTMENT.I
'For he cure of Felony, Ulcers, old Cuts and,
Sores. This invaluabliioMmen has long been
in use, in he pi y and Liberies . of Phtlodelphia,
and is success in curing
,'old madam Soaks
add long sanding WOUNDS, bas been rely as.
tonisbing. Price 25 cents a box. • •
HEDIVELLPS,COIIGII DROPS; ' •
PRICE :25 enters nit Surenz.—A most pleasant,
safe and, e ffi cacious remedy,_ for Coughs, Colds
Hoarsenesv,Weakness of the Breats, produ
cing rest and case c where all other remedies have
failed.
The above' highly esteemed 'Medicines have
full directions attached to each article. The
public will do well to giva them a trialos Many
•
1 thousand have been cured by their use. Preps.
red by James Bette, corner of Bd and Tanimany
streets, Philadelphia. for Dr. Bedwell, and for
sale at the Drug and Chemical store of.
Jun. 'l, 1— JOHN S.C. MATITIN;
Agent for Pottsville and vicinity
.
PHILADELPHIA, READING, AND
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD.
NOP ATES OF FREIGHTS ON MERCHAN.
DIZE. bet Ween Pottsville and Philadelphia,
from April Ist, .1842, per ton of 2000 lbs. '
Plaster. Slate, Tiles, Gypsum and Bricks, - 82 10
Pig Iron, 8 . 1001111., Timber, Marble. Lain
Tar and Pitch, - 250
Nails and• Spikes, Bar. and Rolled Iron.
Hollow:Ware, Grain, Salt, Bark, Lum
ber, Staves, &I ir..tish, 'robs cca and Lead, 2 80
Groceries, Hardware, Whiskey, Ale and
Beer, Oil, Leather, Cotton, Steam En.
gines and Machinery, Seeds, Butter,
Lard, Tallow, Rags. Wool, Oysters, .
Hides, HempEarthen-Ware and Glue, 4 25
Dry Goods, Wines and Foreign Liquors,
Dregs and Medicines, Glass. Paper,
China and Queens-Ware, Meat, Fish
and Confectionary, 5 25
No Storage will he charged for receiving or de
livering Freight at any of the Company's Depots
on the line, unless alloWed to remain over 10 days.
Days of starting of Fretght Trains,on THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 3, P.M
March 26
OAT MEAL. •
PHIS economical and nutricious article of food
". hitherto but littletnown in this country, except
i hy occasional small importations with emigrants
from Scotland' 11A Ireland, is mantifactured, and
for sale by the subscribers at their Factory in Phila
delphia, in any quantity equal to any imported, even
superlo.-, being fresh. It is also for sale uy most of
the Me, chants in Pottsville, amongst whom are Mes
srs Miller & Haggerty, William Milneir.& Co. Clem
ens & Parvin. %Valiant Philips &Co. Morris & Bro
thers. &c. d-c. as well as by some of the merchants
in Mincrsville and Port Carbon.
GLENDENING & CHAMBERS,
hfanufacturem of Flour, Oat Meal, & Pearl Bar
ey, on the Willow St. Rail Road. between,l2th and
13th. Phila . November 6. 1841. -4`--I v
nourog AD. LIPPE,
RESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants
of Pottsville and its vicinity, that he has
moved in town, and offers his professional Per
ces in all the medical branches o he public. ,
Practicing be_, Homecepothie system, and. if
re q uested, the Allecepahici he hopes from long
experience to give full satisfaction to such as
will call on him. He will be ready for profession.
al services at any time at his residence.
A. D. LIPPE, SI. D.
Greenwood, December 49—tf
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
LL persons having clnims against the Estate
tik of Robert McDermut, late of the city of
New York, deceased, are feeuested to make
known the same without delay,, to Abigail Mc.
Dermot, Executrix, James R. Whiting. &q. or
George dart Executors, in the city of New York,
or to EDW. OW EN PARRY,
COO
Attorney for the Executors, Pottsville
April 16-4
MEDICINES" MEDICINES!
DR. Wm. Evan's celebrated Camomile Pills
.do Soothing Syrup for children.
Baron'Von Ilutcheler's, Herb Pills,
Duct. Goodie's female Pills,
Doc(. William Evan's Fever & Ague Pills.
Duct. Hunt's Botanic Pills.
For Dyspeptic Persons Hunt's Botanic Pills
are said to be superior to any Medicine ever: yet
offered to the Public.
A fmsli supply of the above Medicines, jus
received and for sale at the Drug-Store of
Dec I I 50—
Philatqlphla Roeea ily ,
CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY.
W k OME six or seven of the Philadelphia Druggists;
have descended to the meanness to try to sell the
imitation or countcrfeit Balm olColumbia, to stay,
cleanse or restpre the hair, and Hay's Liniment, a
cure for Piles, and all external sores and swellings.
All Druggists and Country Merchants are hero' ,
warned not to buy either of these articles in Phila
delphia. as they would be wholly unsalable. All ri
sers of these articles are warned never to buy any by
these names, without the signatdie 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 laree cities, free kit
all freight charges. COMSTOCK & CO. .
sole proprietors, & wholesale Druggists,
71 Maiden Lane. New York.
And by John S.C. Martin. William T. Epting. and
Clemens dt Parvin, Druggists, Pottsville.
May 7,
MINCOURAGE HOME IN DUS FRY.—
Alt BLANK BOOKS.—The subscriber manufactures
all kinds of Blank Books, from 64 cents to $l2 each,
which he will warrant to be equal in quality to any
purchased elsewhere , at Philadelphia prices.
April 1G 16— b.I3ANNAN.
IniAPER CHEAPER THAN EVER 1—
Writing Paper and Letter Paper, ruled. at $1.75
ream wholesale, or In cents per quirorretail, to suit
the times. Also a large assortment of paper of su.
rierior quality, at reduced prices. .li.st recrivkl end
for sale by _June 4,23 B BANNAN.
OT FOR BALE.—For sale a .Lot, situate on
• the Easterly side of William street, in the gor
ough of Pottsville, containing in front on William! at.
55 feet, and 110 feet in depth. Terms' $350 cash.
Apply at the office of the Miners Journal.
.11lay 7
FEVER AND AGUE.
RO WAND'S 7 °NW MIXTURE.
AFRESH supply of the above Aledicine.a Conlin
cure for the fever and ague. Just received and
toe gale at .
September 3,
- UMBRELLAS & PARASOLS.
Q. ILK, Scotch, Gingham & Muslin .Umbrellas.:
I. ..Paranobi and Sun - Shaded.
A complete assortment,-just , received and for
sale by E. Q. &A. UENPERSO .
May SS, • 22
IUpAPER .11A1VGINGS di SOUDERS.—
1. The subscriber has received 'his Spring 'Patterns
of elegant flatland Parlor Paper,which he will Sell
cheaper than ever. Among the assortmenv are toy
era ncw.abd splendid patterns. B. HAAIDIA6I.
April 16 •l6
grh , MALLEY MCISIp.-"-Ifiekey Tree's: Sbog.
'‘ir pet to 'Music for the Nano Forte; lid veoeiv
ed, price 25 cents `for Seven
,pieeev. and for Bale:
by . B. BANNA . N. -
ISJuly 9 ' 2B=.'
Wutps & CANES—Just received mid fo
sale fife a ri ' n nm jl, l3rGig ,' au . lkeY'4o/ riding
Whips and
fdarct! 13,12 —• JOHN S.C.
Wirenrs cuuacu MUSK-4Ost reCeir
ed awl for safe. by a LIANNAN.
!TIC fßEACßEß4gi r sketChs'iii:Oiliiiin4
-- Belinons...,.Juig'ratatned and for - Atte:hal .r. ',
_Aar # ! : 32! .., -..,::- _:,--:::-::: ' . . 7,!;::,-.i;:.WHAtitt4,tit• ~- i
'.•.:;?...:-:.- ....:-.-...:- '','.:. ..,:- ''.,-.--:::---..:':',.....'-.:-....--"_:','...,.-i,:i..!
l*i.:.i':::*Wp,O.S!,f.a:4till,l`4-''W.
I Fmrn' the Outlier dad ,E nqui r er. . , -
Jt
watfkl be prekolt:aiciati in a writea for the read
eta atm& a herna - as th%Coutier, to address the.r
prejadices, passions or*pet s sattons. Good common
'nose should at least be possessed bathe readers of
thss paper, and thoke possessed of such t end those on
ly; do wecare to attrart.,..lVe will now assert , lathe
most tinqualiSedierms, that an innocent remedy has
been found, that will tibisolinely' cure Rheumatism,
anti stiffness of joints, if of twenty years' standing.
The assertion is to broad, that it will hardly cthutin
Ciedence, we are aware, unless supported by ur.cani
cairn testimony. -Nokr the testimony given to so
slimy worthless quackeries is so alamdant that to dis
crimuutte betireen such, sad mil matter of fact tes
timony, is very difficult. To come stance ate point
that van :nonce be appreciated; the proprietors have
revolved to give this remedy, to the postr,and to core
those ebbs to pay for it, before they ask pay. Ind then
leave it to the sufferer to pay what he chooses. We
entreat. therefore. sufferers to at 71 Maiden Lane.
fcir sortie drops ( Indian ,Elisiry to betaken, and 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 es?ected,we will
never acain,make invalids
now,
en assertion. Will
now suffer for the want of this mid, innocent, and
all potent remtviyf If they refuse it. we pity them in
deecl.-i N. Y. Cour. if Eny„ Feb. 19.184 Z
For sale by John S. C. hlanin, Wm. T. Eking,
and Clemens & Patna, Entactste,
May 14, 51-Iy.
TUE best medical wihereof the present age, agree
; in the opinion, that worms are, the cause of many
:serious and many fatal, diseases in children.
t 1 Their presence may be 7auspected.where the pa
tient has a dry cough, a pale enuntenance, timid breath,
tumid lip, livid cirele•areund the eves, disturbed
sleep, variable appetite, alternate Dizuhma, Costive
ness, enlouged stomach, &e.
These symptoms unless relieved, frequently pro
duce 'epilepsy, apoplexy, maniac, dropsy of the brain,
inflammation of the eyes,: palsy, hiccup, dry cough,
consumption; croup, dysentary, convulsions, fevers,
&c., which terminate' in. death. -
I Fronfthe above, parepts and others having the care
of children, will sea the eroPTiel of being posses
sion of a ignitible remedy, aranist e deleterious effects
Of these enimies to the hiatus and happiness of chl
dren. Alerrick's Verndfuge has primed a aermin,safe
and pleasant cure, as will
- be shown by numerous cer
tificates shortly to be published, and us 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 inconven t iON
'Also, the Pocahontas or Pa .
lau ills, for the dare
of all bilious diseases: thi pill has proved to be deci
dedly-the best purging I ever offered to the public.
It has permanently red the most obstinate cases of
dyspepsia, sick•headathe, jaundice, costiveness, W
ines cholic, &c., and will preveprincable in all eased
while the pulse is full and hard, the skin dry and hot,
and the tongue coated; Full directions accompany
the Vermifuge and Indian Pill.
• Agents for the sale of the above.
W. T. Epting. Penetrate, George Reifsnyder, New
castle. G. & D. Bast, tichnylkill 'Haven. Hugh Kinr
ley. -Port Carbon. Throughout the state a supply can
always he had of Fred. Klett & Co., Druggists, cor
ner of 2d and Callorshill streets, Philadelphia.
June 18. . 5-6 mo.
IESI
JOHN S. C. NIAUTIN
20-ly
011
- . -
MARTIN'S Drug StSue
. 36-t-
MEnnlcWs VIERMIFITGE.
NEW STORE.
`JA'Mgi DOWNEY,
1)p . ESPECTFOLLY informs the public that
he his brought with him from New York
this spring, a large a.portment of.
GROCERIES 4- LIQUORS.
Which he offers for sale at the must moderate
Philadelphia wholesali prices. ( freights added, )
at his store - house, in the tiSW Stone Building,.
next door to his tavern, Morris' addition to Potts.
vale, consisting of
Black arid Green Teas;
Falling Loa'', Santa Cruz e Porto Rico, tY New
Orleans Sugars,
.Rio, Javo, and St Domingo Coffee,.
Sperm & Common Oils, Molisses,
White and Yellow Soaps, Tobacco,
'Keg and Box Raisins,
%Vines and Liquors, &om common to the pest
quality,
A quantity of Dryed Meat,
• Mackerel, from No. 1:to No. 3, in quarter half
and tall barrels, •
About 300 Sacks Ground Salt,
60 barrels superior Alba ny Summer Ale, &c..
May 14, ~,
POTTBVILLE ISLAND FOUNDRY.
111 HE subscribers have constantly on band, .a
••• general assortment of Hollow-ware, Cart
and gagon Boxes, Plough points, Mould Boards,
Rails-and Turn out Castings. 4c., and are pre
pared to furnish castings of all kinds to order, at
as cheap a rate,as can be furnished_ elsewhere.
Possesting a desirable situation adjacent to
both rail road and canal, and havibg every facil
ity for and experience in the manufacture of cast.
Ogs, we can confidently promise. entire satisfac
tion to all who may favor as with their orders.
DENDERSON & FARRELL.
22
May 28,
PENNSYLVANIA HALL.
sIMIE public are respectfully informed that the
' IL subscribers have taken this large and corn
-1 modious establishment , recently kept
amt. by William G. Johnien. To the
fot
its*. met patrons of this establishment and
the public generally,' the undersigned
promise to extend all the accommodations and
comforts at this house that men so satisfactorily
received, while under the charge of Mr. Johnson.
JOSEPH 'WEAVER,
JACOB PETERS.
Pcittsville, June 11.,
RESUMPTION OF :BUSINESS.
LW DRUG STOKE.
TllESubset iber returns his gratefnlacknowl.
edgements to the citizens , of Pottsville and'
others, who stepped forward to his assistance kif.
ter the loss of his property by fire in December
last, and would also acquaint than and the pub.
lie generally, that he has again commenced
the Drug Business in the house formerly occupied
by Charles W. Clemens, in Centre Stysret, the
borough of Pnttsville,where may alitraye be had
generalassortment of
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
PAINTS I PILLS,
GLASS, DYE STUFFS. .
And every other article in the above line, which
he is disposed to sell on very low and accommo
dating terms.
N. B. GT PhysiCians prescriptions carefully
of up at the shortest notice.
May 30, I:3S WIVI. T. EPTING.
EXCIIANGII HOTEL,
CENTRE STEET,
• HaTOSITS THE L TAyi HALL.
POTTSULL PENIVA:
CLARK & SELTZINGER.
FSPECTFULLY announce to the travelling
Jamo community, that they have taken that large
and splendid establishment, the Ex
.... CLIANGE Iloyar., recently kept by. Wil.
." ham G. Johnson; pinnate atthe corner
of Centre and Callowhill streets, near.
ly opposite the Time Ham, in the Borough of
PoUsville, -which • has been- throughly repaired
and materially improved for the accommodation
of visiters. The Hotel is forty feet front on C_ en.
ire street. and one hundred and thirty-eight 'feet
on Callowhill, three stories high; it is admirably
provided with Parlors, Sitting Room?, Reading
Room, and large airy chambers—the most. . spa
bions, pleasant and convenient Dining Room in
the country—a new and superior , Bathing Estab,
lishment—arui every convenience and comfort to
render it in all respects a most desirable Hotel.
No_ pains or expense will hampered to furnish
the Table and Bar with the best that this and the.
Philadelphia Markets afford—and with a deter
inination to devote their.persunat attention to the
eomfoit arid accommodation -of those who -may'
favor them with a call—aiderl by active, careful
and obliging servant), they hope to give- general
.atiefactian. • •
• • PRLVXTE FAMlLLEBsvishing to visit:this
highly interesting and healthy Coal Region, will
be proVided with Parlors' and Chambers. which
they feelconfident will please , the. Vilest
etas. ' •
The Stabling attached, is largnend well coo.
ettifoted, and attentive Hotalera..—liorses and
Carriages may be had at any time to convoy per..
sons.to any.part of the country.
An Omnibus runs-from this Hotel daily; In and
framlbs.DOpot,to Meet the Cars; forthe IiCCOM•
inudation of persons travelling on thu_Railltoatt
_;:DAVID CLARK, '
:JEREMIAti SEITZINGER.:
Aognsi27 . ;
pusxras "Ar ITRlll34B.;.Histor*.ett Pi
! Wei ikrel Horrible Jett receivedand
ofule by May 28, ;Lynam
• . ARRANGEMEnr FOR 1842.' ,
OLD. ESTABLISIIEDTVaAP OFFII
100 Nis Siairr, comas cm Sou= STSKFT;
*-- THE subscribers beg leave to call
- • •
the att en tion-.of their. friends,'
and ilia eeneral, to the fel
lowing! arrangement for the pear
fur the.purpose of bringing Out Cabin,
Second Cabin and Steerage passengers
Ely . the new line of Liverpool Packele:
'7. Sailing the Ist, 13th and 25th ofevery month.
The ships comprising thialine.are -
-,Geo: Washington,. Indepsndetice„
United States, ' Sheffield,
Garrick. Siddons,
Patrick Henry, Hosea/.
Viigmian,' • Stephen Whitney;
Rowing,. Sheridan. • ,
. • By' theNLondon Pockets, -
To Bail from Nevi Toik,the Ist, 10th and 20th—
and frOnt Londoa on ther-ltb, 17thind 27th of
each month.
Mediator,
Wellington, Toronto,
Quebec,' Westminster,
Philadelphia, St. James,
Switzerland, - Montreal,
Hendrick Hudson, Gladiator, ;
'ln - connection with this above, and for the put
pose ofatiording still greater facilities to passen
gers, the subscribers have established the
Star line of Liverpool Packets,
To' sail from Liverpool on
_the 7th; and 19th of
cyst:it Month, comprising the follow!ng . veiy su
perior fast sailing ships, viz ' •
'Nasal Glciver; Capt. Howes, 1000 tone
Echo, ' Sill, - 550
St. Mark, Alexander, 750
Windsor entitle. Glover, - 1000
;All or which are nearly new, first cles,eopper
ed MO copper fastened: The last tour are own.
id delusively by the tinbserib'ers, a fitt which,
independent br their king stataling in their bu.
siness, it is pksumed is a sufficient guarantee to
'the public Which no other,honse in their line-can
_present. The above ships will be duccaedcd by
vessels of the same- class, in regular succession,
thereby affording passengers an opportunity of
embarking at Liverpool ti cekly en 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 dollars. In all cane where the parties de
cline coming out, the money ppid for their pas
sage will be promptly returned.
For the accommodation of persons wishing to
send money to their friends, drafts at sight will
be given on the following Bank and Branches,
viz :
`On tee Provincial Bank of /tela i nd, payable at
Cork _ Lhaietiek Clonmel
Londonderry Sligo Wexford
Belfast Waterford Galway
Armagh Athlone Coleraine
Kilkenny Ratline Tralee
Yorighal Enniskillen Monaghan
Banbridge Ballymena Parbonstown
Dow npatrick Cavan Lurgan
Omagh Dungannon Bannon _
Ennis Ballyshannon Strabane !
Dungarven Mallow Moneymore
Cstehtll Kilrush 4
Scotland—The City Bank of Glasgow.
England—Messrs. Phillips dj 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. BY.RNES, 36 Waterloo Road, Liverpool.'
llessre. Andrew C. Craig, & Cu., Philadelphia. ,
Thomas Gough, Esq. Albany.
Benjamin Bacuan, Esq. Pottsville. '
Passuges direst from Dublin, Belfast. London •
dairy and Cork. The subscriber is now teady
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, wilt also engage Passen.
gers going oat from New York to Londory or
Liverpool, and transmit money to any part of
England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland, on ap
plication at the Miners' Journal office.
B. BANNAN.
.DANIEL B. acts. JAMES LAI NO.
TOWN lIALL'STORE.
rin'AKE pleasure in announcing to the citizens o
11- Schuylkill county. that they havejust opened in
the basement story of the Town Hall, on Centre
street, in the Borough of Pottsville, a splendid as
sortment of
.- - -
'est brought from Philadelphia, where they were se
ected with great care, and purchased at unusually
iuw prices—comprising every variety of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Glass Ware, China
Ware, Queens and Earthen Ware,
Among which maybe found
Superfine Cloths, of various colors and qualities,
Blue, Black and Faney•colored Cassimeres,
Sattinets, Flannels, and Woolen Blankets.
Prints. Lawns, Ginghams, Morinoes and Plaids,
S Ik. Satin, Linen and Laces; ,
Canton Flannel, Hollands and 'Nanking,
Marseilles and Valentin Vestings,
Musling. Bleached di Unbleached,
Silk, Cambric, Gingham and Cotton Ilancrfs.
Nair add gut error style Summer Cloths,
Cottonades and Beverteens.
In fine, a very general assortment of
Gentlemen's Summer Ware,
Silk,Cotton, Mohair, Morino & Wors'd Stockings
. Ladies tnd Gentlemen's Super Kid, Hoskin, York
tan, Silk, 'Fbread, Beaver & Buckskin Gloves,
Ladiee-Silk;Mobair and Picnic Mitts, &c.
New Orients, St. Croix, Porto Rico, Loaf and
Limp Sugars.
New Orleans,Sugar Honse,and Syrup Molasses,
Tea azd Coffee, of various kinds,
Cheese, Candles, Soap and Vine;ar.
Salmon. Herring, Mackerel. Shad ind Codfish,
Hams, Shoulders,„Smoked Beef, and Venison,
Olive Oil. Fresh Fruit, and Oat Meal, •
Havanna Half Spanish and Common Segarg,
Soda, 1 1 / a ter am:lSt:gar Crackers, .
Sperm Oil, Butter: Eggs, and Lard,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
and a great variety ofother articles, all of which will
be sold at low prices for cash, or in Exchange for
country produce. _
1)y Remember the Town Hail Store.
Pcutsville. May 14,
zt.-
FRESH GROCERIES.
Old Goverment, Java, Rio. Laguira and Cuba Coffee.
Porto Rico, St. Croix, and New Orleans Sugars.
Imperial, Young Dyson. Pouchong Souchong Tea
Double and Single Refined Loaf and crushed Lump
Sugar. ' .. .
Pickles and Sauces, a general assortment.
Red, White. Yellow and Brown Soap. .
Wines and Liquors, a full assortment..
Porto Rico, Cuba, Sugar House and Syrup Molasses.
Chocolate, Coco, Starch, Fruit, Rice, 5.c.- ' I
' Can be bou4ht on as rearionable terms as else
where.of .- E. Q. &A. HENDERSON.
• May'2B . no
- ~
NEW GOODS:+JUSEPII WHITE
& SUN have en'hand, a Forge and generill
assortment offresb and seasonable goods, which
will be sold cheap for Cash, or in exchange for
country produce. •
• . DOclolt P. F.' NAG
pectfally tenders his professional services
t- to the
citizens° hlnn v eTt tciul : ; - 11 is office iattco Naletai
2.11 - • 4daras strcets 7 ; 16,•16—tf.
firROOTEI AID EA ACIIIEMItat's Tooth
"' and Ear Ache drops, ,a safe and speedy cure for
the above diseases: Just seceived and for sale at
MARTIN'S Drugstore. April 16,16--
WARMING G kIiDENING.—The com
l.' plete Farmer, and the complete Gardener. "Just
received andlor naleby . B. BANNAN. •
_March 35• 13—
p.WYCI,RIAL SIBLE,—With -600 Illustra
tions, X voluties, elegantly; bound—price $6.
Just received And for arts by
June 24,BANNNAN. .
lurk NAPOLEONe.- 7 rbe Life or Napo
'LIFE
500 'lllustrations, complete in C rola
price $5. • hist receiven And for Kale, by •
. March 19,12:.• B. HANNAN.
pAIIIYLE . IS COMMON SCHOOVIIINTO.
Itlf-p-Just received aid [prole b
fey 21; 21- i
. -8.-BANNAN.
e n TEEL PENS --Every iaricty. just. receivel'and
'forsale.very c4eap . B. BANNAN.
APPILLS OF - LADING .—On latter 'ahem, for.
NJ' shipping Col to' , Nevt:Yorki_44 , l :printed
. aodforsatti by:
August kf4'. -7- - ; • 7 ' .. -
Ontario,
AG EN TS..
HAAS,& LAING,
NEW GOODS,
.E.• : ,tit RIG/IVE
INDIAN VEGETABLE
Of the Nazi American College Of Health.
This extraordinary Medicine is founded upon the
principle that the human frame is • subject to ONLY
ONE DISEASE, vis. Corrupt Humors, or in otner words
Impurity of the Blood, and nothing save vegetable
.cleansing; is Wanted in older to drive d isms of every
dentripuon from the body. ' . •
lithe chummier& our mighty Tisch; should be
come choked up, would not the accumubted waters
find new outlets, or the country be itiundated2--4ast
so with the human body; tithe natural drains become
closed, the accumulated impurities will most assured
ly find vent in some term of disease orileith will be a
certain consequent°. • _
WRIGHT'S INDIAN, VEGETABLE PILLS
• areetifinently calculated for carryins'aM thisaimnin
PURIFYING PRINCIPLE, because:. they area purgative
medicine so justly balanced and withal so natural
to the human constitution, that they cannot possibly
injure the must delicatm at the same - time, if need in
such a manner as to pr oduce free .eracuations by the
bowels; and repeated a few times, it will be absplute•
ly impossible 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, giverelief, sometimes even beyond the power
•of wordsto describe, and,if persevered in for a short
time, there isnot a malady in the whole course of hu
man illi that can possibly withstand their astonishing
and wonderful influence. Vitorre
atm PILLS are a certain cure for
COSTIVENESS.
Because they completely cleanse the stomach and
bowels from those bilious and corrupt humors which
paralyse and weaken the digestive organs, and
are dm cause of headache, nausea, and sickness,
palpitation of the heart; rheumatic pains in ve
nous parts of the body, and many other unpleasant
symptoms.
In_ ail disordeied Motions of the Blood, called
Intermiuent, Remittent, Nervous, Inflammatory, and
Putrid
FEVERS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable rills be !biota!' cer
rain remedy; because thy cleanse the stomach and
bowels from all -. billions - humors and purify the
blood; cobsequently, as they remove every kind of
disease, they are absolutely certain to cure every kind
of fever. . , •
So, also when morbid humors are deposited upon
the membrane and muscle, causing those pains intk
maliOn and swelling, called'
R H EU NI ATISM, GOUT,kei..
•
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on as
always certain to give relief, and tf persvered with,
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 takettevery night
on going to bed, will. in a short time, completely rid
.the body from 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 sudden changes
of the atmosphere, or any other cause, the perspira
tion is checked, and those humors which should •pass
off by the skin.arethrorm inwardly. causing headache,
nausea,ard sickness, pain in the bones. watery and
inflamed eyes, sore throat, hoarsenevi, coughs. eon
gumption. rheumatic pantile various pait of the bads
and many other symtorris
( CATCHING •COLD, , r --
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably. give
immediate relief. Three or four, pills , taken at night
on going‘oo bed,. an& repeated a few times, will
remove - al - ktlie above unpleasant symtoms, and
restore the body to even sounder health than before.
The same may ' , be said of . . difficulty , of breathing,
or
„ •
Wright's Indian 'Vegetable Pills will loosen and
carry off by the stomaoh and bowels those rough and
phlegmy humors, which stop the air, cellsof the
lungs, and are the cause of the above dreadful,com
plaint
It should also be remembered that WRIGHT'S
IN Dl A A VEGETABLEPlLLSarecertaintoremove
pain in the side. oppression, nausea and sickness, loss
of appetite, costiveness, a yellow. tinge of the skin
and eyes, and every other symptoms of . -•
LIVER COMPLAINT. ” . •
•
Because they purge from the body those corrupt and
stagnant humours, which when deposited-on the 11Vdc
are the ,cause of the - above dangerous com - ,,laint
They . are also to prevent
APOPLEXY AND SUDDEN DEATH;
figeause they carry off thosehtimaurs which obstruc
ting the circulation, are the cause of a rush, or deter.
mination of blood to the head• giddiness, especially •
on turning suddenly round, blindness, drowsiness. loss
of memory, intimation of the brain, insanity, and all
disorders of the mind.
Those who labour within doors should remember
that they frequently breathe an atmosphere which is
wholly unfit for the proper expansion of the luaus,
and at the same time owing to vi 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
symtoms are sure to follow.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS:
Being a Cleanser oldie stomacn and bowels, and a
direct punier of the Blood, are certain not only to
remove pain or distress of every kind from the body.
but if used occasionally, so as to keep the bud y free
from those humours which are the cause o , every
malady tncidenl 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 mil/ be
absolutely impossible.
CA U T/ONS 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 etude in
imitation of ,
RIGIPPS INDIAN VEG ET ABLE 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 frqm said V, 0. Feick.
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, Xigned by
William Wright, Vice President of the N. A. College
ofHealth. '
Travellers, who cannot show a certificate as above
described ,will tie known as base impostors.—Shun
them, therefore,;as you would a Highway man, or a
Midnight' Robber.
Offices. devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's
'lndian Vegetable 'l'd's, wholesale and retail, No.
IG9 Race St. Philadelphia. No. 288 Greenwich street.
Boston
N B—Beare of the eounPrfeiter in Third Street
Philadelphia.
AG EN ES FOR SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
Thomas & James Beatty, Pottsville.
Bickel & Hill, Orwigeburg.
Daniel Saylor, Schuylkill Haven.
Aaron Matta, Mahantongo.
J. Weist, Elingerstown
Jacob Kauffman, Lower Mahantongo,
Jonas Kauffman. do Mahantongo, `‘;'
Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove.
John Snytl7.-,r, Fricdensburg.
J & G Martz, Port Clinton
Fetheroff, They & Co. Tuscarora.
William Taggart, Tamaqua.
John Maurer, Mahantongo.
Mority Forreider, West Penn Township
11 Schuler &Co East BrunswiCk.Townnhip
Seltzer & Bock, McKeansburp, '
C. H. DeForeat. Lewellyn.
Emanuel 0. & John Kauffman, Zimmermantown
October 1, 1842, 40—T.
NEW STORE.
THE, sobscribers would announce to the public
that they have taken the stare lately occu
pied by J. W. Lawton -& Co. and have' just re
-ceived and opened an assortment of Dry Goods,
Groi„eries, queens w a re, etc. among which are
• DRY GOODS.
f Blue LElack and Fancy colored Cloth and
Caisimers-Sattinetti-Monslin de Lanei—Chint
zes.:;•Flannels—Cotton do.—Checks, Ticking!,
Motions—Bleached and Unbleached Muslims—
Winter Vesting!—Shawls.—Silk and Cotton
Handkerehiefs—Wolscy—'Worsted and Cotten
Hoisery—!liens Hose and Halt Hose—Gloves—
Urobrellasidr.c: •
GROCERIES.
Rio-4ava—Laguira and Browned Coffees—
Loaf and Brown-Sugars—Young Hyson—(quo
poweer--Impertal and 'Black Teas—Pickles—
Spices—Syrup--Sugar House and Trinidad Mo.
lasses—Sperm and Common Oils—Fish—Soups
—Crackers—Rice—Ratsins and Currants—Hops
—Barley, &c.
QUEENSIVARE.
Liverpool, Granite; Common an d Scotch Ware,
Glass Tumblers, Plates. Lamps 4m:together
with ou assortment of -Brushes, Cedar- 'Ware,
Shovels, &c. To all of which we would invite
the attention ,Of 'our friends and of .the public
.geneially, feeling confident that we can give
satisfaction to all., . •
• • • TRUTMAN &SI LLY MAN.
L. W. Titei:rimAN
.
S
Stuorstes. (Noverriber 20
SEAR. 4 BBIBLE 'IIIOGRAPHY7-Witb acv
oral hundred enpavings, being a Biography orthe
Lives and characters of, the , principal personages re
corded in the:sacred, writings, Practically adapted
to the instruction ofyouth and private (Undies. "Just
received and for side by - B. BADMAN.
day. .
ALBATROSS QUILLS --Mbltross Cgaille, a. new
7: tu r e tell2a ." ,ettiele;iustrecOvetenAfor.eals by
-HANNAN.
;Mistar's IhtLsom of Wild Cherry
. . TUE Gapi? 11Z116D1', •
WOR ,Cmiscrurrtux and Lfirla Cupt.Anm,
Aerniai BaMMItiTISi Comp in CIIILDRPN,
WPioOPINO COUCH, Palitl 02.1. WCkiltlctSB' OF int
1311:Liter i ellatINIC,Cut0119,Ond 101 mammies of the
Pulmonary OrgauP.'
READ_ WHAT IT 11A5 DONE.
3 Weaderfra Reeirayr.-- , •141r5. S. E.. Austin
was attacked with this disease in the fall 011838,
originating from aviolent. cold which settled up.
on her lungs, , iliutuus remedies were rcaorteo
te—the mosashillul physiCians were consulted—
'yet step by slap that fearful disease; consumption
began to pal Upon her. She became subject to
violent fits of toughing, expectorated large quim
titles of matter and was evidently sinking very
. In this dis t res sing situation after all the
•
various remediga bad been tried in. vain, and
when naught but the grive:seemed to a ff ord her
any prospect of relief, the invaluable itsfsaai re.
stored'aier to health; and EON in dila place of
that emaciated form; withering to decay, vole ie
mingling ip society, in better health And Spirits
than she hoe enjoyed for years: 3.T See deserip.
Lion of thiainteresting case in Dr. Whim's Tic.
tante on Consumption. • . - -
Disinterested; Testimony.— Having witnessed
the surprising e Mcacy of Dr. Wistaes prepara
tion of Wild Cherry, in the 011ie of Mrs. Austin,
Itifieerfullyi recommend it as a valuable reinedy,,
and acknowledded his statement true and eat
reel. - J. H. WALTERS, 111: D.
New .York April 12, 1841'. - • •
A Surprising Curei—Mrs. Martha Wilson, a
poor but highly respectable member of the Meth-:
odist church, - was also afflicted will, Consuinp
lion in its worst forms, and considered past re.
covert' by all her friends: A bottle of this Bal. -
sal was presented to her, which relicied
mediately, . This eircumstatiee being Made
..known to the members at - the church, they
, pur,
Chesed , s_everal bottles for her, winch relievea her
'entirely. The 'fame society have purchasid
'over forty bottles, for persons in indiligeni
.cunistances, and positively assert it has nut been
Used in a single instance whew it hail not giveu
-surprising relief.. ,
113 We, the, undersigned. members of the Der
bin Benevolent Society of the Methodist, church,
having examined the above stateinent of Mrs.
W ibun7s case, hereby certify .it is in all respects
tree, and .earnestly recommend Dr. Wistur:s
remedy to all who are r fnicied.
“rotins Mitt.mi, • MARY GAEto:4E - t,
THCIIIAb (.40,1:4L1z, ELIZABETH JAC , OBA.
LiverCadplaiet.—airs. k; /44 Tsomnsyu was
afflicted with thiscomplaint for nearly gayest.,
durmg• which time she was under the must sin:.
ful physicians—had tried Mercury, Butanic,sha
Ilurnompathie remedies, and, every thing that
bored her any hopes of relief. She had cull,
wandering pains in the side, sinnetinica in Ulu
shoolder and small of the back, a-hacking cough,
frequent pains in the breast, and has- been ena
ble to sleep on the right side for three years. lit'
the use ut this Balsam, she was cured in a few
weeks, and remains well in this day.
- - ELIZA THOMPSON.
nozborongh, September 12, Iti4l.
Dear Sir—Please send me ludo' boitles inure of
your Balsam of Wild Cherry, like that you scut
me before. I. bare taken nearly all of khe Gree t
and confidently believe this medicine will_ cure
me. I have used a great many remedies willful
AIM last year, but have never found any thing that
has relieved.me so much. It has stopped wv
rough entirely, checked my, night sweats, and
sleet) better at night an d feel better in every way
than I have fin niany months.
YPUSI. respectfully, • James KELLY.
flolmesburg; September N. le4l.
Friend Wistar—l must again trouble thee to
send me two bottles more of thy invaluable Rol.
sant. 1 have now taken three bottles es all, gild
can: assure, thee that it has done ma more -
good than all the medicine I have ever taken be.
fore. Send,n:e by the stage as soon as possible,
and oblige thy Guild. J won DoLiewsr.
' Bristol, September tt, li+ll.
Dear Drictoc—llearing so many people talk
about the wonderful cures your Balsam of Wild
I .l\
Cherry has 't nud e in Consumption, 1 sent to one
of your' Agen : the other day fur a bottle, and
have tuned it to relieve me SO mud,, that 1 want
three bottles more sat now, as I believe it will
cure me too, 1 have used a great many balsams
oldifferent kinds, have tried Javne's . Expecto
rant and other medicines besides, but nothing h.%
ever dune rue as much good as yours has. Send
by the steamboat Bolivar. Yours truly,
WH I CIA3I THOMAS.
PAINS is THE, BREAST. DEBILITY, WEAKNESS AND
COLIGILL—The 11ev. Dr. Dunlap 1118 Addressed. us
Eli letter in 'which he" says two et his daughters
had suffered severely with en obstinate cough
frequent- pains in the breast, Sr.e., arid appeared
'to ho going into a rapid decline. By the use of
a few bottles of this medicine they have entirely
recovered and'how enjoy excellent health.
dathrna Coied.—Mr. Jacob Poyder 'has au
thorized tie to say that he was afflicted with this
annoying complaint for several tears and hod
tried, every thing in vain. Ile was subject fo
constant wheezing, a troublesome Cough, Spit.
tiog of 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
from a disease of the Lungs and Chest, and never
fouild any thing to give him relief but this Bal.
sam.
Such in fact is the, nature and simplicity of
this medicine. and so extraordinary have been
many of the cures It has performed, that it 11113
already attained the highest reputation,, and al.
though scarce two yeirs . have elapsed since it.
' was first made public, we can proudly say, its
thine has spread in every direction, and it is rep ,
idly acquiring a celebrity unequalled by "iliny
medicine ever offered to public notice.
-DRUGGIS fS AND DEALERS
In every section of the country, will find this
medicine an important and valuable ii edition tv
their stock, and should
ALWAYS KEEP IT ON IIAND,
As it is not in our power to place it within t h u
reach of all those afflicted, end there are doubt.
less; thousand suffering who would report to it
fbr relief if they could obtain It conveniently.
'
ID Be particular when you purchase, to telt
for Da. WisTAa's DeusAkt op WILD CUICHR7,`
there is an article called the "STROP eV WILD
SDEIIIIT." advertised, which 1s entirely a differ
out medicine.
-NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A purely I . egetahle and highly approved Com
'pound preps ation'of the Prenus Virginiono, or
" Wild Chgry Bark"—approved by the College
of Pharmacy, recommended by the medical fac
ulty, and (Avert/ally acknowledged the niont
valuablef Family Medicine' ever discovered.
No Quackery! No Deception.
The physician may boast of his skill in many
diseases—the quack • inay puff his Wonderful
cures, but of all the remedies ever discovered fur
diseases of the pulmonary organs,•it.is universal•
ly admitted nothing has ever proved as success
ful as that unrivalled medicine, Dr. Wistar's
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 eves
in the advanced stages of consumption, and in
Liver Compliiinftr„ diseases which have baftl,d
I the skill of the Most distinguished physicians,
when patients have suffered with the most die
tressing cough, great difficulty in breathing, night
sweats, bleeding of the tangs. die. after the most
esteemed remedies a- our Phaluses:ooas have
failetl, this invaluable remedy has not only given
surprising relief but actually effected cures, atter
all:hopes of a. recovery had been .entirely dr
spired of.
Resides its surprising efficacy in these fermi•
dable complaints; it has proved a very superior
remedy for diseases of children, such as Croat.
Whooping Cotigh.' &c,' mid in those disorders
that prevail , so extensively throughout the winter
season, such ea Coughs, Colds, Pleurisy. Infli
ems, and Paincin the Breast(proceeding Item
neglected_coldn.it stands unrivalled.
•Preplrcd, wholetele and retail, by WILLTAO
& Co.,;Chemists, No. 33 Semi' Fourth Ares!,
Philadelphia. Price $1 00 a:bottle.
Enid in Pottsville by -
JOHN S.+. MARTIN
- Agent for Schuylkill coue 1.
Er Druggists and dealers supplied a. -the
wholesale prices.... January I_ •
IL .. .
uniorroN rmAnntiGsaoot;For.
. Pcitauts.- 4 8ittiated is Chever'County, Pees
sYlraniii, 28 miles N. %V. from Philadelphia, and A
miles from the Reading Rail Road,st.Phoegiv ilie •
"Nortonbefr„ '
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