=MMMII
:Feit;iiroiii* - 0:1#r, feel fOrthe
net hose
- - of needjalfeed„ . - •
eat - Aehatred.
Their paths are paths orptei. gel:mato,
.I%ey - sleet:ion stik - ansi doiro;
7*,,440d - never think hOw.heivily
The weary head_ lies 'down. • •. • .:ot
netnf the scanty , .
With atnilt - pak Caeca round; - 2
NO fins upoo the , cold damp hearth," ''
Mina snots is on the ground.
;- •
?bey never by the window ie.an,- •
• - see the
. gay pass by—
Thin taktt,thetr,Wcay task again,
- - But witty a es'Ailer eye. . -
-lalige for a young fa!rt.
....ilidernetth the Bod.low
, Dark and dear '
•
, :,.81eepeth one who left iridjitig,
• 'Sorrow !Ale.
• 'Yes, tbey're eterhending o'er ter,
• Eyes ibir weep;_ • •• •
Forms that to the co.d grave bore her,
•_ -
,Vigils keep.. „
,• ~.• . . .
When Vie 011111fDet 1310011 a shining,
J._! and talk,
-'Friends She fears, ere twining
Chaplets there. - .
. .
Rest in ... lonise, thou
_gentle epirit,
Throned above
Soule like thine with -God inherit
- Life and love t
Tit Millie incident In Court.
-The Newark Advertiser of Morality relates the
following incident, that occurred in the Court of
Oyer and Terminer, that closed in that city on
thst,day
- “ Daring the progress of thecrin)inal trials, an
ineidedt occurred which excited deep sensation
•• throughout the court ioomn. The history of the
cafe in which it,originated to Wilily this; 4. 'no.
thin had visited her daughter, then married a year
qr two, whom she had not seen fur some time, hav
• log; been forbidden by the husband to enter his
house, in consequence of some family feud. tlci
*ting_this visit of her mother, .the husean4 return;
ed home and found her grand children odber lap.
immediately ordered her to leave his premises;
;the daughter apprehending trouble, Seized her
{child amid left the room. The media nut leaving,
- Si rapidly.as was desired, a brother of the hatband
• used some unjustifiable violence towards her,
which was the foundation of the indictment,for
assault and battery. Oo this trial the motheiffiad
green her testimony, detailing with much emotion
her treatment', and giving utterance to her mater
nal grief in being denied all intercourse with her
daughter, whom she had not beeii,permitted to see
since the occasion of tho above visit and violent
treatmeni,,Which was in March last. Her aitua
tiou excited the sympathy of all in attendance,
.and the anguish of a mother's heart could not be*
- •
suppressesi. After het examination had dosed,
the danghterwas pext introduced as a witness
from a tebsote part of the. Court room, It was
1110011 manifested that she had caught the contagion
of bar mother's grief, end it. was in :vain she exer
ted herself toettfle her soh,. She howeveiknew
nothing .rt_the alleged violence, because *Tyre
bendieglifficulty, she bad taken her infant from
her: r mother and left the room, as befalls stated.—
But her conflict of feeling, arising from the rival
claims to tier affections, bewail her husband and
• mother, almost overwhelmed her, and her truly
•nehap t y position, with the evident struggle which
was 'rendiniher brisom, drew tears from many in
attendance.
• “But the trying scene was. yet to come. The
daughter, on retiring from the witness deed, pass
ed new where the.inother leas; and , as she sp
. preached her mothei, 4 found herself locked in
. her parent), eml-rice, and mutual tears and audi
ble syinpathies soon abserhed,the attention of the
tonne, jurors and eri;ctetors. The husband
in
atently: hieliife, end removed her free . ,
her mother, - and -while conducting her 'away, the
Justice, partaking of the deep feeling pre
vailing throughout the court room, in a decided
"and 'e uphstic tone, directed the husband to release
his wife, declaring that if be iuterfered with her
freedom, and attempted to prevent her huldirig cow
verse with her mother white attending court, as a
witness, in his presence:he would place Lim
, where he weeld,Lit,unabln to . exercise his power.
He thereupo n !dried his hold on his wife, but the,
seParition id the daughter from the mother had
been areetett, and - the wife was too loyal' to Mao.
bey, the:wishes of her husbankeste,ming in at
' cordstice with our Saviour's Injunction, her rola-
tion.to bicci-Oataa, than - to hor mother, and deity
' ing to , tato_ vtiikitia affectionate; tenacity, which
prefetta a bieseti where else. than impair
il4.obontent of that union, by which the hearts of
husband and. wile had becinno indissolubly attach
• ed. -
The whole was truly is thriling scene, en
excited, intense emotion in every bent< The
wresting of the daughter from the mother levied
to the latter, like'the tenting of st !nob or 'sortie
member from the body ; so agonising appeared to
be her grief. And yet while a daughter may 'be
considered part of her parents, she is one and in
divisible with her husband. But we forbear dwel
ling'rpore atJength upon ibis extraordinary and
exciting occurrence, or to enlarge on its moral
bearings: leaving our readers - to indulge, each for
hinwelf, in his own reflections." - .
• A !donee'. Avratr.;—WO like to a see good
-moral gown/Athol in a bit-Of drollery. A man
• meeting with wholesome counsel io such a shape
well often iurn Naiad and reform io a pleaded
mood, while more stern instruction might only tr
',hate and d rive him further into evil. The fol.
• !eyelet, fe4ti the illiisisaMpi St, enhern Jounasl, is
out of the beat hits of the kind we have met with:
Lay.on likedirt.
= ALAS d....dbe he that cries before he's hen.
• • come on--thatajour sort, eMperan'ee;
you - got it-that thee. Ha! it's no.ifiwthister- 4 t
l'in not 'down ja—take care of lour" eyes-fthat's .
the time o' day—l've got . you now.
_HUM for
and 1 ; to - tnisiakc 7 -11n a smasher. Whoop!
peeled the bark elf that time. You thought you'd
• 'picked up a sucker,, did yen find` me
hard to hand's!, and game to the:Jest. flatlet
murder t give up! Mercy, 'Aft. Terapernece!
don't beat a men when he'idown,,Wtll you: But
Vises shear the way.now.a.dajsyou cold wa
' ter puckers hive the upper hen ptaTvei
Ob, Lardy h ow, the blood ;fins. I'm dyke for
.013 •l
11i and the erowper's verdict will ',be 4 Death
- :Tempt relics Well. I. khew 'iwould „be,
; :my death seine &I . : - or other. Vsn't you
'Mall drop of whiskey before I die '- No! :Well,
gin to thunder„
, I don't care a d—n, bow r •
• Thus Buying, our pugnacious hero very delib
erately rolled Arita the mud puddle and went to
ileep—being overcome with the excitement of
fray`bmweeen hint and his mortal enemy—
tie. Tatort Ptimp.-,Picigurte. • '
, .
A Paarantte 141T,r-A correspondent of the
Cuca Chaeßtrays that during Miss Abby,,,Xelly'e
- recent, facia* in. that - cstirsythent eating around
ktliPtu, er prominent , alteration' whore' she wished
liiperacinity, particular intereas, she asked tt whom
shall I dolgettin to represent the civil and polith
: citintereets et the Itatee tor I with to give no
airimcatto 'tabor of air political parties. !Mani
talte John .Tyler.f" .-- No ' that PoP i t do, for he
1 0 4 4; 41 1 0 :eRTO 4' •Ell 4 nolitin4lut and
will thereferiipuelf e ,
a by.indtake Henry Clay
Came. *lO awnethlng."
Tbejnainces of the hit was so Palpable ' that the
'wtiole audience soitif-'On s - d a l* *lm' *to
_ Arita of 141 iiplattia; • . "
TR M ' -
PROTECTION
ME
ND AqAINST % LOSS pt 1:111E
irgeFRAIIKLIN gairamtcco,
rfttialzustA. ,
' ca'pitai 400,000, Paid -
CHAP: I I' 4 -
CONTINUE to make lnitiratiee,jpe.rntnent
one limited on every description - of propertL
in town and country on the usual favorable:tains,
.016ce1631 Chesnut Stieet near Silh street, 4*
CHARLES N. RANCKElL . President.
DIRECTORS, - ,
Charles N. Banker, Satinet -
Alegi Scott. ' • Frederick Thrown..
Thomas flariX - Jacob &stalk,
• ThmosS; Wkiitin s - Geo. Itßiciartiar.
Tobkss Wagner. - Mama D. Lewis. -
CHARLES G. BANCKEIC Sec%
The Subscriber has beep appointed agent , los ,
the nova mentioned institution, end Is . now , pre'.
pared to make insurance; meaty description of
property,at the lowest rates. -
'ANDREW RVSS£L
'
Pottsville, June
191*1811. •
,29--1 y
Indemnity agatnialoro or damage b 7
Capital- ii100;000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL •
rIPHE SPRING'GARDEN INSURANCE
COM
PANY, make Insurances. either- tempporar►yy or
perpetually, against Lose or Damage byFIRE, in
tow n or country, on Houses, Barns, and- Buildings of
ell - "kinds; on Household Furniture, Merittandise,
Horses, Cattle, Agricultural, Commercial and Manu
facturing Stock and Utensils of every description;
VWSZLS and their Cargoes in port, as well as Mortga
ges and Ground Rents 'woe the most favorable terms.
Applications for Insurance, or any information on.
the subject may be made either personalty or , by
letter, at the Company's atfice, at the northwest
corder of Sixth and Wood streets. .
.1- MORTON 11100CLIAEL, President
L KRUMBRAMI, Secretary
• DIRECTORS.
Morton McMichael, - Chariot Stokes, .
Joseph Wood. Archibald;Wright. •
P. L. Lagucrenne, Samuel Triwnsend,
Elijah Dallett, Robert Loughead, •
George M. Troutman. • R• W. Pomeroy,
George W. Schreiner.
The subsCriber has been appointed APm , for the
above mentioned Institution and is now prepared to
make INFURANCES upon every description of property
at the lowest rates. BENJAMIN BANNAN
Pottsville, Feb. 27,1841'
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.
QUEBEC. May 8.1837.
4:OEAR SIR:--An article called Dr. Hewes "Nerve
and Bone Liniment," came; to my knowledge a
bout two months since, through vow friend hir.Camp
bell, and I 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, imaginint , that could I be helped up I
could stand and walk, requested my family to aid
me, but they were unwilling I should trust myself on
my reet, not having for the last
_Awn= 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.. I foundl could use my legs with
apparent case, but could not bear my weight on my
' feet. With sopnort, however, I could plactbne foot
before the.oiher with a facility that astonished' me
and alLaroned ona.l)They led me twice acmes the
room ; Feat down .with feelings of- happiness that I
neyef before experienced; the idea wrs 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.
pletely overcome me that I fainted. The same day I
walked three time'across the Itior, 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 crow the
thi' without the least aid, My. advancement Irom
gat time has been almost incredible. I can walk,
two hundred yards and back with ease, and my chit.
dren, ( the bed-rid are often blessed, like me. with
near a dozen;l ha ve been so overjoyed that they could
scarcely eat cie ideep,and Mrs. Corning seems to feel
half a score of years younger herself. You will rec
ollect how'mech bent together I was when you were
hat here. I have entirely overcome this. 111
look
ed as odd as I felt when I began to walk:-.1 would
have been gazed at in natrishment.' I have seen ma
, ay or my old acquaintances, some of whom did not
I know me at all, and others would scarcely credit their
senses, and would hardly have been'more astonished,
though one had "nsen from thedead." I have now
every confidence that I am a well man.. I think this
article is the most extraordinary of any I ever heard
of. and if it is not extensively made known to the' pub
lie, I think the proprietors are very culpable. If you
know the persons in New York selling it r you had bet
ter show them this letter, and let them refer to you,
or publish this if you thiuk it would aid the clustress.A.
Remember me to your family,
Yours, vt ry tney, •
ETHAN C. CORNING. •
For sale by John S. C. Martin. Wm: T. Epting and
Clemens de earvin, Pottsville.
May 21. 18-12.
NV Ent enw. & BROTIi ER,
At the Ohl Nod, No. 65, North Front area End side
' . TUBER. DOORS FROM THE CORNER OF ARCLPST.
PDILADELPAIA.
Manufacturers of '
White Lead dryand t Calomel.
4muudt a Oil, $ Ited'Precipt, ,
Red Lead, ~.,n) White do
Litharee. ,-- '_. Vitriol Alb.
Chronic Yellow, Sulp.Quinine
do Green • Tart. Emetic
do Red EtherSulph.
Paten t Yello w ' do Nitric
Sugar Lead do Acetic
Copperas Lunar Caustic '
01. Vitriol Com. do
Aq. Fortis Acet.Morphia
,Mariatic ACid -;','. Sulph. do
Epsom Salts, Lac.Sulphur
Tart. Acid Opl.de Narcot.
Sup Carb. Soda Kermit; Mineral
Corros,Sub.Merc. Ethiope do.
• RefinersofChamptior,SalNitre,Brimstone.llorax.
.Ir.c.Offerforsalethe above mentioned articles, to
getherwith a general assortment of Paints, Drugs
and Dye Stuffs'. and every otheiartialeinthe Chem.
ical a nd Medicine line.
Being manufcturers ofall theartie ( lesenumerated
under the abrive head. they pledge themselves to
supply their friends and the public on the most
reasonable te ms.
. 4 .
Window as Picture
.Glass.firom 68, 4 3R,
Oct 11837 '. ' - 48—
A dyeto sorreNtops roost interesting—
One that iray-headeal mortals should be testing—
A great w Phenomenon intheinkniy."
It is stnnge. but any
. ene may see ' -
East India Dye that, brown or black el sin,
Colors the hair, but will not !fain the skin.
. TO THE OLD AND-.TOING.•
Hot YE RED 'READS END GREY!
PassongNox IN Citiiiipwrzy.
EAST INDIA' HAIR DYE. .
Cdr.? the Bair. andwill not the thin!!
/lUDS die is in for of 3 powder which in. plain .
- 111 - matter of fact may fie applied to the hair,ovcr
nifeu, the first isight turning the lightest red dr , greg
lour. tot dark brows,,--and by repeating a second or
shird: night to a blight jet black. Any person may,
iheidore, with the lease,possible trouble keep' his
hair adjilark shade or perfect black; with a posi
tive assurance that the licowder.„lf applied to the skip.
will not color.. There is belrouWe, 'ln rerouting
it from the hair, as in all powder" before made. By
an
„oc t r-asional application, a person turning grey will
never be known to have a , :grey hair. Directions
complete. with • the artiele.,:.There is no coloring Lit
chis statement, as one can easily test. '
• Tliis dye is sold only by Colitsroic &CO,
- 1l Maiden Lane. Vex York.
For agile only in Pottsville, by , x.
• .101 IN S.C, MARTIN, .
Ma h e` ,
DYING AND S&AUDIN.O.
1 AUGUST MILERS,
RESPECTFULLY inOto
rs the Ladies and
Gentlemen of Pottsville and vicinity, that
he devotes his ent i re 'attention to Atli* and
.Sesering, : at his old establishment, opposite the
Town Hall.-Centre street, Pottsville, where he
warrants entire satisfaction - tilt all who may favor_
him. with their custom, or no ',charge. Cloths,
Silk. Morino, Cram- or other dresses, scours tt
and colored ; (if not too much *torn.) seas to hathr
the appearance Of new goads: Also. Coate, Pan:
blows. Veal,' &c... scoured and claimant the
shortest nodes. August 20, ._ 34--..6m0g
IE A DEN . IPE, HYDRANTS, dte.-- be sob
scriber bas'for sale Leadeq Pipe orvarioustbiet
oesses. - suitable for emidiieting waler.bibouses, sa
mberparposes. Also;flidrants, Stop Cocks Copka
sod Ferrules, isf tbe most approtedfriode Jost re•
mired andranters chimp try; - BANNAN
- , SAMUEL F. EARL,
AttTIST., ' `•
INVITES the citizens totPottsvikte icd: tri
•lacinity, to see his specimens offal:4111g et the
residence of his brother, in centre street, where
heiciiile co:linked ad. - all thhige,'",cppektainiiir
/lb profession. fottoviiht Jentiery.l
1121,M
- pm& do mufti) • - I
- • 6l l:ink*
num - 64 id Eforiiblibtintim at tweeted iinit
or ease by May , 49 t B. O'AISINAIL
~. _ --- -
, --- ;en oTisidis4iitinnisiithecourietii te addreis,thea
11131E101101 , iNV—Whieh 11 0 1 4 iti'esiljer the.* 1 1.512.. 41 . e . e8 ' 1:16110 r 1 .0 t s-Inle**lalkt- Good
e , o r si t b e ffessjwitisismed pi for sale .10 , _ -_-_-,', ', =ln . et/wake 0
_,.. Itethettemlenvel:
4 s , s - , , 13„11ANNAN Mx; eret.theee .. . Pt ePOtc'ele, 004
. Iy, do we cire to, titinct." _tiVellillpot. Attie
moifisitualifieit tenn. AM em teeeeeet s t , hvg.
r ge
bec.1 . 0.44
...4.4 , ..ff1t Abodieli • elm - indeitt.
and te — Bess of join% if •of *esti years'' irandiet;
The "sorties is SO, bread, dist it -,.WILV bluely - *mut
credence, vie demise, mans auppetted hyvtneem.
snonleciitiesy.-. bow the Weano*irirea ti Vick
)flasywortidgss wanks! iinii shestuaaktin dn.
annum between seek, entieWseitgesollennei
t4 1 2 0 . 11 h hi eell,deenit. 1 . 0, toe* steno et a point
that ears at obsebe appmeiatekthe mitietors !tare
resolved to give ilia' rem_ •4 , to the poor. and *Aare
thoie able to pay-tw ki ore IVY : eidi le% 3 44 then
leaveittefite' pilferer to pay.what hiii,'.. ,We
"entreatAlseretere.latTererstO call tali Maiden Lane,,
- for soma drape (lodise EliOr )Atilbe 18kt:13.1414 •2'
Nesse and Sone„Linioient to aseoutwardiNserst if
the! Will Ito; by one week's etierlasionos more onto;
prised and delightedlhaa they ever', espeeted, in 'lea
pewee vale wake ..sneh Pe - esserdeiL Will infOlide
no suffer for . the want of this mtWAanocent i and
all Went remedyt - gitruseil:lweP#7 the 44 / 41 ' ..
'deist —IN; V._Caar. 4 , • : Feb. 19;leis:
_.
~
_.
- Vor Salo by...Jelin S. C.. tiridei^ Wro:T;, • Eprieg.'
and Melees &Wish]. Driftists. Pottirille..--
Map 14, -, ', • . , ..-- t•.!' ", . 311-17..
.
_. _
A • : r:t I" :If: 0:
P
receitred owl for saleby
May-I • ' ••• - % • • , t
TEL PENS;—Eveity iriptS just vece7ved rind
!xfolt sate very cheap ! k r r . • ; •Et SAAINA
Jnoe 11 -
Quiz or. LADING-Oa letter. ishaita t r o i
. 11 :Afabipplog, Coal to -New' York, jay printed
and kr sale trg ' 14 BANNAI 4 I.
Anktst 6, - ' 34 4
. ,CANES—Jto& teeeired and to
v 'gala an assortment ofl6l, o lluPtep, /tad riding
Whipa.and Walkingietines.
Itiareb,l9.l2 • Jotirrs.e.aimmx
jrAtta!if.nr Kim .31WAL L =;130pg' '
• treatise on soil aect-"rasinires. Also. TOO FAR
MEWS LAND MEASURER,ior*Eet companion
Jusgeteite4 azd for sale by - 8.-DANNAN;
' • ' •••-
. . •
TOOTH DEA rt AcnE,-310.raxpoth
=- and Eit'Ache drops, a 'safe' and speedy natal for
the above diseases. -Just redeiveall and 'to? Pali at
ARTIN'S Drugstore-, . • 46110,
WARRING & G 4RDENING.—The
plete Fiume:, and the complete Gardener. jot
`receivedind for sale by • • -B. BANNAN. :
Alamb 26 „
PICTPItIAL BIBLE,o-With 600 Illustra
tions, 3 volumes, elegantly bound—price 66,
met received and for sale by °
June 26, 26- BANDfigAINT:
•
_ DOCTOR P. F. NAOMI-Re
spectfully tenders his professional services
- to
i the s off er s
atis.
iec
corner
t ta r
n v e i en
o,i Mark et
r s i n a i t n y j
(_lll Adams streets. April 16, 16--tf.
artNCOLTMAGE , HOME INDUS a JIL-
WA BLANK: BOOKS.—Thesublicriber meoufactures
all kinds or Blank Books, froie carts to $l2 each,
which he will warrint to be equal is quality to any
purchased elsewhere, at Philadelpti4 prices:
April 16 16— ' . - bAANNAN.
wdiA.PEtt CHEAPER TUAN EV E R!—
IL — Writing' Paper and Letter Paper, ruled, at $1.73
ream wholesale, or 12i, cents per quire" retail, to suit
the times. Nati a large assortment of paper Of au.
parlor ,quati:y; at reduced prices. Jrat received end
' fur saleby June 4,23. B BANN AN.
Dr. Vedwel's Tetier t Ringworm and fob
Ointment.
PRICE 50 CENTS A BOX—Is. one bf the
beet and most efficacious remedies in) those
troublesome diseases yet discoveied as the fol
lowing certificate will show.
This is to certify, that - I was afflicted with
the Vetter in the face, I had large running sores,
all'over, my throat, chin ' .neek and cheeks, in
deed I was so bad that I ashamed to go out
-.whoa - a handkerchief tied over my face. M.
ter trying all the remedies I could think of,
without the slightest advantage, L as adirised
to try Bedwea's T e ter Ointment, which after
using,a few boxes entirely cured me, and I am
pleased to say, that although the.cure has been
effected for some (time, there. - to not any appear.
of its returning. SAMUEL DEWEF-S,
Applearce, abuse Poplar Lane.
- Philadelphia, July 2, 1833,
BEDWELL'S OR .EN OINTMENT.
For. he cure of Felons,. Ulcers, old Cuts and
Sores. •This invaluable Oinmen has long-been
in usei in he Ci y and Liberies of Philadelphia,
and is Success in curing old mcititATED Sons
and lobg sanding WOUNDS, has been ruly
tonishing. Prtca 25 cents a bur. ,
DEOWELLTS COUGH DROPS,
Pluck 25 cvrrs PER BOTTLE—A most pleasant, -
safe and efficacious remedy. for Coughti, Colds
Hoarsehess, Weakness of, the Breats. 4.e.. produ
cing rest and ease where ill other remedies have
failed; ! i• • - •
•
The above highly esteemed tnedieines have
full directions uttayhed to each article. The
publio wilt do Well to give them a trial, as many
tbousind have been 'cuied by their use.'Preps.
red by James Betts, corner of 9d and Tammany
streets, Philadelphai. fur ,Dr. Bedwell, and for
sale at the Drug and Chenimal Store of
- ' Jan. 1, 1— •JOHN S.C. MARTIN;
Agent for Pottsville and vicinity
mE.ctrronst ricencE.
ALL persons having claims against the Estate
Of Robert McDermut, late of the city; of
New Arndt, deceased, are requested to make
known the same without delay, to Abigail Mc.
• Deraut, Executrix, James R. Whitnig. Esq. or
George flart &mime. in the city of New York,
or W' • • EDW. OWEN PARRY.
EiCUI
Attorney for ithe Executor; Pottsville.
rd 16, _ 16—tf
PhiladelOutlity . , '
CAUTION EXTRAORDINARY.
SOME six or seven of the Philadelphia Druggists
have descended to the meanness to try to sell the
imitittion or counterfeit Balm of Columbia, to stay, -
rieanse or restore the hair, and Hay's Liniment, a
cure for Piles, and alfexternal sores and swellings.
All inniggists - and Country Merchants are hereby
warned not to buy either of these articles in Philw
delphis.as they would be wholly unsalable. All
sere Of these anwles ate warned never to buy any by
these names, without the signature' of Comstock &
Co. on the wraripers,—take this notice with you to
test by it. or you will be cheated. Send to us by let
ter, at hew York, wd we will deliver them at Phila
delphia, Baltimore, or any of the large cities. free oh
all freight charges. COMSTOCK & CO.
sole proprietors, & wholesule Druggists,
71 Maiden Lane. New York.
And by John 81 C. Martin, William T. Epting. and
Clemens dz Parvin, Druggists, Pottsville.
May 7,
PATENT LEAD FLAT& ROUND ROPE.
ANA OLNEStAL
Line, Twine and Cordage Manufactory,
READING, PA
131110 MAS JACKSON, begs leave to return his
M. most sincere thanks to Captains and owners of
Boats,store keepers. his friends and the Nadia gen
erally, for the very, liberal patronage and many favors
be bas received during a period of upwards of 12
years, which has elapsed place he Commenced the
above business in Reading, and he would respectful.
ly informthem that after the destruction of bus man
ufactory by the 'great freshet of January, 1841, he
built an entire new and much more extensive Rope-
Walk, which he has OW up with new and improved
machinery of the bestdelectation , for the manufac
tarn of Patent Laid Cordage, 'of every kind, fully e
qual to any in the United States. Ile has also added
tattle above. an establishment for the manufacture of
all i lunds of light cords. Bed-. Ropes, Haltens, Wash
Lidea,Twices, Chat k. Mason, and measuring of
every variety.
1 . J. would alio respectfully, inform all who may
he likely to want the article, that he manufac
tures Flat Ropes for raisin:: weights oir shafts and
incline planes by steam power. The Flat Rope is
very much used 41_ the mines of Enrope.'and for the
purpose to which it is applied it has many and great
advantages over the common round rope or chain.
T. J. will insure his Flat Ropes to be made of the
very best material, in the most caratl and experien
ced manner, and tty, machinery of the best and most
acearate-principle. •An extensive assortment oftmils
of kabao; Manilla, and Tar'd Russia Hemp Rope,
BciwoStern and' Towing lines of all sizes , Packing
fo steam eegines, Linesawines andeordage of es.
ery description. Alst , Tar, Pitch and Oakum. con
inanity kept on hand. •
J's. beet quality Italian hemp canal towing lines
are =dean an improved plan of his own, and ofthe
best-and strongest kind of Italian' Hemp, selected in
Italy and imported expressly for his manufacture, as
bill long experience in the akiog of towing lineibas
convinced him that they are an article which cannot
be made too good, he has been atgreit pains and ex
pence to prodiee thernperfect.
Orders for any . M
thing in his business from fishing
line weighing 1-10th ofin ounce, to a *gland feet
length of 3 inch flat rope weighing 3,1 tone, or from a
IL, inch cable to a cotton chalk line,will be thankful.
received and promptly executedUi die most Yei , -
sonable terms. Anythingerdefecifaillebuy/kilieoon.:
pi will berielyered by rail In a few hours, free or
$. any globular Flax taken at Market lae.
~. 'ITOSII;•.GROCERIES. -
. ,
Old Goverment, hie,' all Cubs Coffey
Porto Rico, St. Croix. and New Orleamt eager& •
ImperiatiVonorgyum:Poushonir 4 . ..l3onctionerea
Double and Sznitto liMned ',Loaf and crashed Jump
eye;* general asammnifi . .
Wilite;yelkivrand BrowirlSoa.,-
Wines - and foßioor;a 1611 astiotrohn't. , '
Porteßico Oita
:Baser ihttluOtbrOlriO-Plcitirlea;
Chneolato:Ccito,Ststek-rstajtket,4c.
cattlai - bonsbr. Vll.ll' numenalge tents
"where of • , :X. , p 1
WM
!SERB CO
. . .
HE best medied writers of the present age. agree
:in the npinion,abat worms are theateisepi many
serious and many fatal diseases is children - .
Their presence may be. inspired where the pa
tient bat a dry cod** pale ion nteuanceaketid breath.
tumid" lip,: livid , circle around the. eyes, disturbed
sleep, variable Ampetite, alternate Diaituei, Costive
,
ness,enlouged
Than qmptoins liulesa relieved; frequently pro.
duce epilepsy, apoplexy, maniac,dropsy of the brain,
inflamtnauen, of the eyes, palsy, _hiccup,, dry cough,
consumption, etuup, dysentery, convulsions; fever's,"
&c., which tensuaate. in death.
From the above, parents and others.having the are
of Children, will lee the propriety of tkieg in plisses
'ion era infitible trmeah against the daiewi° " eirecte
of thead etiirnies to the heaths and happiness of chil
dren: Mer ricklilVermifogetasPro veil a oertain,safe
end pleasant cue!, as will be shown by numerous car
, tificates shortly tb bid published: aid is :regarded' b y
those (Maltase tried it, es superior to - all otters in Me.
,It is s'o . pleasent thatit may begiven to the titbit deli
cate child,:withom inconvenience. •
Alio, the Pi.antais 'or ltdian , Pills, for the cure,
et' all bilious dialtises:thi l pill has proved to be dedi
dedly the bat pqrging . pill ever offered to the public.
it has permanently cored the most obitinate camel of
dyspepsia, sick-headache. jaundice, costiveness, bil
ious cholie, &c., and will ,rove servicable in all cases
while theptilse is full midi hard, the skip dry and hot,
and the tongue eoated, fun directions accompany
the Vermifuge and Indian Pill.
Agents for the safe of the obotre.i.
W. T. Epting, ille,George Reifelyder, New
castle, G. & D. Bast, Schnilkill Haven. Hugh Km' 1.-
10, Port Caition: h roughout the state a supply can
always be.fiad of 'F •• KJett & Co., Druggists, cor.
net of 241 and Palle streets, Philadelphia.
ione'lB. • - '" 5-6nido.
.7 A 111 a.
RESPECTFUL
he his broug
this apriug, a larg
- GROCEI
Which he offers f.
Philacklphia whol
at his dose house,
neat door to his lay
silk, consisting of
Black and Green
Falling Loa'', Sa
• Orleans Sugar
Rio, Java, and S
• Sperm & Comm
• White and Yello
Keg and Floe Re
Wines and Liqu
• • quality, •
A quantity of Dri
Mackerel, from 11
aad full barrel
. About 300 Sacks
60 barrels superi
May 14, _
THE subscriber have constantly on hand, a
general assoritoe.nt of Hollow-ware, Cart
and If agon Ruses, plough points, Mould Boards,
Rails and Turn ontlCastings, %c., and are pre.
pared to furnish castings of all kinds to order, at
as cheap a rate as de he furnished elsewhere.
Possessing a deVirable situation' adjacent to
both rail road and canal, and having every foci!.
its; foiand experience in the manufacture ofeast.
ings, we can confidiatly promise entire satisfac
tion to all who may!favor us with their orders.
HEIVERSON & FARRELL.
22
May 28.
91111 E public are itspectfully informed that thn
JR' subscribers haie taken this large and•com.
medicine establishment, recently kept
..„,;,• ,
•ss. ~, "by William G. Johnson: •To the fus
es s , ,
ic•
II a
~. • met pat na:ofthis establishment and
-.:- tie pub! e generally, the undersigned
promise to extend 11 the accommodations-and
comlorta'at this house that men so satisfactordy - I
received, while nadir the charge of Mr. Johnson
JOSEPH WEAVER.
JACOB PETERS.
Pottsville, June 17,
IIE Subset iber returps his gratefn lacknowl.
edgements to the citizens of Pottsville and
others, who stepped forward to hisassistance af.
ter the loss of hie property by fire iri December
bet, and would also acquaint them and the pub.
be generally, that he. has again commenced
the Drug BUSIDeSI3 in thehouse formerly occupied
by Charles W. 'Clemens ' in Centre Street. in the
borough of Puttsville.where may always be had
a general assortment of
DBUGS; ' MEDICINES,
IPAIN TS I PILLS,
p LASS, ; 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. frr PhysiCians prescriptions carefully
ut up at , the shortest notice. . •
Mayi 30..138 i WM. T., EPTING. -
20-Iy.
PIULADELPIDA., REARING, AND
POTTSVILLE HAIL ROAD.
las ATES OF' FREIGHTS ON MERCHAN
' DIZE, between Pottsville and Philadelphia,
from April Ist. 1842, , per ton of 2000 lbs.
Fleeter, Slate, Tiles, ypsum and Bricks, $2 10
Pig Iron, Mans, Timber, 61arble. Lime,
Ter and Pitch, - ' 2.50
Mild and Spikes, Bar and Rolled Iron,.
HolloW-Ware.Grain, Salt, Bark, Lem. •
bee; Staves,Selt.tish, Tobacco and Lead. '_, 2 90
Groceries, Hardwars; Whiskey, Ale and ' •
BettriDil, ,Leather, Cotton,Steam En.,
, gins* and. Maainery; S eeds, Butter,. •
Laid, Rags„ 'Wool, Oysters,
Hides, Herne, Earthen-Ware and Glue,— 4 25
Dry Goods, Wines and.Foieign Liquors, • ,
Drugir; and Medicines, Olasi, Paper,
China and geeenti•Ware Meat Fish
• and Confectionary, - 525
lio l Storage will be charged for receiving or de.
Hieing Freight at any of the Company's Depots
en the lineunless allowed to remain over 10 days.
Days cifstartinjoi Freight Trains,on THURS.
DAYS. and SATURDAYS, at 3, P.M.
- aura 26
DR; Wm. Evan's . 'celebrated Camomile Pills
do 'Soothing Syrup, for children.
Baron Von HutehOer's. Herb rine,
Doct.HOodie i e Female Pillti; ,
Hoci.William Evan's Fever le - Ague Pil4. ,
Poet. ant's Bota* Pine
For Dispeptic 'Persons Hunt's Botanic rini
are'said to be superior tor, any , Medicine ever" yet
Offered to the Public.:‘, • - -•
_ .
.4 fresh supply orthe above Medicines, juts
received ied tot saki at the Drug Store
•Die.ll-' . .. 50-4. r r".101IN S. C. MARTIN:-
DOCTOR AD. ,LIPPE. - ' 4-".4: •
1111iWil i ECTFOILY informs the tniribttants
l!mPor.rettsvili, 'mid its iieinits,' that he bas
moved -iklows i andl - offer• hii-profesiional-ser
tee in' nil the medical 'winches ix hi poplin. •
VI - wising-fie. tiotncorpithicc.;ffitero, „sinflf
• reqtreited, •Ihei• Allompahieite-hoperfrOS•ktngi
ospertinel•to giye , fall satisfsethro)to eiteb se;
setli Cali On him. Ile *ilk beees4y, fot,prollanting.'
rifieervieu at an lime rt bis reithisn4; !,44-1-iti . :;•
4 .•.!„-: giber ,
", - GretirrirOo4. klirmis,-- •- ‘ 4- 4 4 --, ;,,,,, :, _
, 3
;r4t*h.ge
';:7 ,- - '.„,-' '`'•.—...,-,,:. I.,`'';--•.'''
Vi STORE:
S DOWNEY,
informs the public that
I with him from New York
assortment of -
ES 1 4 LIQUORS; , •
sate at the most moderate
5 le'rnices. ( freights added,)
in tho new. Stone Building,
n, Morris' addition to Potts-
OM
' a Cruz, Porto Rico, 5. Neiv
Domingo Coffee, .
~. Oils, Mohasco, •
Soaps, Tobacco,
ins
EN from common ((idle awn
ed Meat,
o. to No. 2, in quarter half
found Salt, •
Alba ay Summer Ale, dm..
20—ly
ISLAND FOpNDRY.
POITSVILL
PENNSV.VANIA HALL
RESUMPTION •OF BUSINESS.
EW ERUG
mgpzcor mEpsciNts
- 4 1 tROGEW!,At-3.4
. - -!% l * -18. 1; 44,
4;0 F;STAtiffiAilED VAetkit'Fll3t-'
. NO tam irralatr.taarca eir..'swir ii i iiinixr--.
• - /. ,FlFVEjle*rihers begle4vie to call
'-'" -- ir ",--••• the , etteetier(of .their frieedg.
- rand the pn,blie, ie - geeerel y to the, fel
.- . 1 .- 1- `wing .uraniremeet for the year,
18;t2,' :tor "the... mesa lot briagiet oat:, Cabin,
SeOnd Cabin and ptrevage :passengers , - -
- - itifihit new lir/Anima Plrckets.; , ;:i.,
, Siiitingthe idi them! 25 th ,of everteentt
The.shipleeokiipr ' tide line are - . '.'
• Gill; Wathington, bidet). ndeneth -
: United:SO:a, - ---.- Sheffitid, --
Girrieli, 1 -: . . ' Siddona,
..
Vatrick Henry, Roscoe,
" - = 'Stephen Wfujney,
froscini, ,Sheriaan. - • '
; . .11y the. LoadoniPoskett,;
To sag from Nearillork the I st,ioth and 2.oth—
'it.nd G0m.16 icon on-
,t4e, 701,170 and2lth of
- • 1
.Mediator;";_;""`: .--9titaricr, ,' •
--Tortoto,
Qtlebee, - • y.Westadaster,
- ghtladelphia„ -'• St. James,• -. ,•. .
- `Hiritzerlend;••Montreal; •'`•
illendricli Hudson , ' ' Gladialoi, ';" :-- • - 1
""•''' ii mil eiti on ivit I: • the above; and 'retitle' Pu r
se•aegotdingidill greater fliellities‘td pawn.
4the subscribers have established the •
- Star /he Of Lieerpoid rackets • -
To sail from' Liverisiol on the 7th and'l9th of
. evetY minith;compriaing the follow!ig very su
perior last sailitig ships, viz ;-•,.
• Russell Glove:r, Capt.•llciwes, -. , 1000 tone
' Echo,. . . Sill, ' • .850
St. lark;'• . , 'Glover,
75Q
Windsor Castle, '
All of which are nearly new, , first class, copper.
ed'and Copper fastened. The lasi lour are own.
ed eiclusively by the a fact which.
independent or their long standing In their be.
siness,
it is presumed is a sufficient guarantee to
the public which no other house in their line can
present. The above ahips will be succeeded by
vessels of the same class, in regular succeitoon.
thnieby, affording passengers an oppirtunity of
imbirting at Liverpool .o eekly so that there - .
Will, be no passible detention. Passengers who
.wish will , be found with an abur.dant - supply of
suitable; provision for the - voyage, at the low rate
of tekdoltare. , In - all cases where the parties dm
'cline coming out, the money paid for their pas.
sage will be promptly returned.
For the accommodation of persons wishing to
send money to their friends, dratts at sight will
be given on the following Bank and Branches,
viz ;--;,„ ' •
On the Provincial Danko! Ireland, payable at
Cork. Limerick _ Clint mel
- Londonderry Sligo . Wexford
'Belfast • Waterford Galway
• Armagh At hlono Coleraine
Kilkenny Militia., Treace
' Voughal Enniskillen ' Monaghan
Banbridge Ballymena ~ Pareonstown
Downpatrick Cacan • - - Lurgan
Omagh. Dungannon Bancinn
Ennis - Ballyshannon Strabane
Dungarven• Malloi, .• •• . Moneymore
Cetehill - . Kilrush
Scotland—Tbe City Bank'ot Glasgow,
England—Messrs. Phillips 4 Tiptadv, London;
P. W. Byrnes, Eeq., 'Liverpool. For further
particulars apply or address ( if by letter post
paid) GLOVER & 51c51URR AN , •
100 Pine street, corner South, or to
P. W. BYRNES, 36. Waterloo Road, Liverpool.;
AGENTS.
Messrs. Andrew C. Craig, & Co., Philadelphia.
Thomas Gough, Esq. Albany. :
Benjamin Bacnaii, Esq. Pottsville.
Passages direct from Dublin, 8e444 London.
drrry and Cork. Thei 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.. -
(1 The subscriber, will also engage Passen•
gets going out from New York to London or
Liverpool, and transmit money to any part of
England, Ireland,. Wales and on ap
plication at..the Miners' Journal offiee:
B. ,BANNAN.
DANIEL B. Haas. JAMES LAING. -
TOWN HALL STORE.
HAAS & LAING,
AKE pleasure in announcing to - the citizens o
Schuylkill county, that they have just opened on
the basement story of the Town Hall, on- Centre
street, in the Borough of Pottsville, a splendid as
sortment of
NEW GOODS.
just brought from Philadelphia, where they were se
lected with great care, and purchased at unusually
low prices—comprising every variety of
Pry Goods, 'Groceries, Glass Ware, CAina
Ware, Queens and Earthen Ware,
Among which they be found
Superfine Cloths. of various colors and qualities,
Blue, Black and Fancy.colored Cassimeres,
Sattinets, Flannels, and Woolen Blankets. ,
Prints. Lawns, Gipghams, Morinoes and Plaids,
S lk. Satin, Linen and Laces,
Canton Flannel, !Innards and Nankin!,
t lklarseilles and Valencia Vestings,
„.3-4,44, 54,64 Muslin% Bleached & Unbleached,
t_Silk, Cambric, Gingham and Cotton liandTs.'
N ew and sulenoistyle Summer Cloths; •
• Cottonadea and Beverteena,
In fine, a very general assortment of • t
Gentlemen's Summer Ware,
Silk,Cotton, Mohair, Morino & Witra'dStockinia
' Ladies E nd Gentlemen's Super Kid, Hoikin, York
tan, Silk, Thread, Beaver '& Buckskin Gloves; _
Ladies' Silk, Mohair and Picnic Mitts, &c.
Nevi Orieaus, St. Croix, Porto Rico, - Loaf and
Lump Sugars,
New Orleans, Sugar Home, and Syrup Molasses,
Tea axd Coffee, of various kinds,_
Cheese, Candles, Seep and Vinegai,
. Herring, Mackerel. Shad and Codfish,
Hatas, Shoulders, Snioked Beef, and Venison,
Olive Oil. Fresh Fruit, and Oat Meal,
Havanna, Half Spanish and Common Segura, .
• - Soda, Water ana &gar Crackers,
Sperm Oil. Butter, Eggs, end Lard,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
• and a great variety ofother articles, all of which will
he sold at low prices or aish, or in:- Exchange for
country produce.
It? Remember the Town MR Store. .
: Pottsvioe.
,May 14, • ,
ES
.MOUNT CARBON HOTEL:.
Schuylkill County, Pa.
REUBEN' BRIGHT respectfeilly announces
to his friends and the public that ho has tali.
-in this splendid, airy and delightful establish
ment, situated at the termination o
' mass r the Readin and Philadelnhiri "Rail
i.
111111111
Rood. where g
he will be happy to Wait
-- on on those who visit the Coal Region,
'on business, or for the purpose 'of enjoying the
;mountain air and water. The Hotel is large,
,ifinished and furnished in the best style—arid, no
intini will be spared to render satisfaction to all
.who may favor it with a visit. Being within
:ten minutes walk of the Borough of Pottsville,
though entßeiently removed , to escape the dust
and noise of that , busy, bustling place, tt is con.
' fidently believed that it will be found much more
pleasant and agreeable, than any other Hotel in.
the vicinity. Attached.to the Hotel is 'a large
'and beautiful garden, overlooking the River
Schuylkill, the Schuylkill Canal, Mount Carbon
Rail Road, (extending to the Mines and acne
torßtinbury) the' Centre Turnpike, and,it tho
same time affording a. teal and romantic tow of,
five" Mountains. The house is surplimiwith.
pore. mountain spring water.. and a
.Bathing
establishment unrivalled in the country. A
splendid pleasure Cat is kepi for the exclusive
accommodation of visitors, who may be disposed
to Visit the - MineSi or enjoy the wild and roman.
tic scenery, of the Surraunding country. Individ.
uals or families nitly.rely on:hissing ample , room,
mad every possible attention.
Wont Carboramel9, 1841.
EMI
LOT FOR SALE.—tnr sale a Lot, situate on
the Emiterly aide of William street. in'the Bor.
(nigh of eontabaitig in ftoet on WiHiam.at
55 feet, and 110 feet in' de --Tama $350 Cash.
Apply at the office of the 47Joeraal.
May 7' ' "(if'
pavan Jurn earn. -
ROW,AND'S 7 ONie . MLIMM - fic'
FRESH supply of the above htedicine,a iertain
A
care for the raves end seep. Just received and
for West' _ - 'Dreg Store
=0
fitAPER HANGINGS BOR
Thotabloriber.loos neeived' hie Spring Patterns
o ,i4Ogant Hon and Poilor Paper s - 7110kb to wit) sell
oliespot than over. Among thp, assortment Angel!
oat oe'w aid 'plea& pd _ stems: !!.111AIINAN;.,
: 1 4444e , • - '
_INGIAN"..VEGETABLEVIV.I4.
'OTOS North
.
- This extnterdiznoy.medteitie:iseNreded bppn the
principle. that the- lanman-fratae is _tOlEnar
oagrasx,' vi,U.Corruptliumore, or in, orner Aver&
.fritpur4 ta o f the. Blood. aid. nothing . ISSAsegetable:
cleansing, is wanted in ordertodrife dlnsure °fever,
descripoon ftbm the turdy; • - •
If the channels Of our mighty"iiverisititirild be
come choked up, wooldluit the seetimulated waters
find new outlets, or the countrytio inundated—Just
so with the/nuran:hbdy; if the natural drainahecoine
elosect,theitOt . mutated uritieswillmostpsaured-
Iy
ed.
find tent in some form of disease or dmith will be a
,strode coeseenence.
-WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE 'PILLS
ireSmineritly,calcidated for canyingout thiloaattn
PRINCIPLE; because tirey Ares - purgative
medicine so justly balanced -and withal so natural
lathe human constitution, that they: cermet Possibly
injure the mom delicate; at. the OMB 'Wind lit
such a manner as to produce free evacuations by the
.bowela,,and repeated a few Smell, rt w il l be absolute.
ly impossible' for pain or distress of any kind to con. -
unne IR the body. A single 'twenty, five cent box of
the above named Indian Vegetable 'Pills will,ln all
cases, give relief,sometimes even beyond the power
of Moods to deseribe. and it •persevered in for a short
time, there isnot a malady an wholeriotwee of ha.
limn ills that can. peasititrwithataild their astonishing
end wonderful influence. Wutoireplantaa {FEGIITA. -
aLE PILLS are a certain oare for _ •
COSTIVENESS.
Because they completely chaise the stomachs:ad
bowels from those bilious end corrupt humors which
paralyse and weaken the digestive . organs, And
are the cause of headache, nausea, and sickness,
palpitation of the heart, rheumatic' pain's in va
rious parts of the body, and many °Orr unpleasant
symptoms.
In all disordered motions of the Blood, called
Intermittent, Remittent. Nervous, Intlarnmatory, and
Putrid
. ,
Might's Indian Vegetable 'Pine will be found a cer
tain remedy; because thy cleanse the stomach and
boards float all billious humors and purify' the
blood; consequently, as they' remove every kind of
disease, they ate absolutely certain to cure every bed
of fever. , -
So, also. when morbid humors are deposited upon
the membrane and muscle, causing thinse ptuna iutla
mattock and sr/ening,
• RHEIJIIATISM, GOIIT, Ste.. '
Wright's Indian Vegetable Piths' May be relied ones
always certain to give relief, • and , if persvered with,
will most assuredly, and without fail, main, a per
fect cure of the above painful maladies.—From three
to six of said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night
oa 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 midden changes
of the atmosphere, or any other cause, the perepira
tion is checked, and those humors which should pass
offby the skin. are thrown inwardly. causing headache,
nausea,ard sickness, pain in the boneri; watery and
inflamed eyes; Imre throat, hoarseners.conghs. con
sumption, rheumatic pains in various part of the body
mid many other symtoms of
:CATCHING COLD; •
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably give
immediate relief. Three or fear pills taken at night
on going to bed; and repeated a few times, will
remove all the above unpleasant symtoms, and
restore the body to even sounder health than beford.
The same may be said of difficulty . of breathing,
or
Wtight'a Indian. 'Vegetable Pills will loosen and
carry off 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 com
plaint
It shoidd also be remembered that WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEG FriA BLE PILES are c ertai ti to remove
pain in the side. oppression, nausea and sickness, locs
of appetite, costiveness, a yelloW tinge of the skin
and eyes, and every other symptoms of
LlVlrii COAPLAI N
Beausethey. purge from the body those'enmen and
stagnant humours, which when deposited on the liver,
are the cause of the above dangerous complaint,
They are also to prevent - t
APOPLEXY AND 'SUDDEN DEATH.
Because they carry off those humours which obstnic
ting the circulation, are the cause oferush, 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 en atmosphere which is
wholly unfit for the proper expansion of the lungs,
and at the same time owing to slant of exercise, ,the
bowels are not sufficiently eva , tuated, tho blood
becomes impure, and headache; indigestion, palpita
tion of the heart, and many other disagreeable
symtoms are lure to follow.
witiGurs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Being a Cleanser of the stnmacn and bowPls. And a
direct purifier of the Blood, are certain not only to
remove pain or distress of every kind from the body.
but if used occasionally, so es to keep the. body live
from those humoure which ale the cause of every
malady suckled to nurnhey will mast 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 toil be
absolutely impossible.
VAIITIONS 40 AGENTS.
Country agents, and others, are- respectfully
informed that, owing to the . great popularity, and
increasing demand for the above- named.Pins e a host
of unprincipled persons are busily engaged in
manufacturing, and vending a spurious utticle in
imitation of
wßialirs LYDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
They are also further informed that I have a sun
pending against one V .0. Falck, for counterfeiting
the above named medicine• and are cautioned `rigain.t
buying or receiving medicine from said V: 0. Faick,
AB 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
ofilealth.
Travellers, who cannot show a certificate as above
described ,w ill be 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
Indian Vegetable Pills; wholesale and retail,.• No.
169 Raci St: Philadelphia. No, 288 Greenwich street.
Boston
N 13—Bitrare of the counlvfciter:in Third Street
Philadelphia.
AG E N IS FOR SCHUY LKILL COUNTY.
ThomaaBr James Beatty,,Pogsville.
Bickel & Hill, Orw3gaburg.-
DanieLSaylor, Schuylkill Haven.
Anion Matta, Mahantoago. •
•
J. Mist. JOingeraiown
Jacob Kaufman, Lowei Mahaniongo,
Jonas Kaufman. do Mahintongo,
Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove.
John snychr Friedeneborg.
I & G Martz:Port Clinton
Fetheroff, They & Co. Tuscarora.
William 'Fawn, Tamaqua. - • -
John Maurer, hlahantonco.
Mority Forreider, West eenn Township '
R Schuler &Co East Brunswick Township •
Seltzer & Bock. McKeanshurg , . .
C. H. DeForest, Lewellyn. '
Emanuel O. & John Kauffman ZimutermantoWn .
October 1,1812, • 4104-
NEW STORE. •
THE subscribers would announce to the public
that they have taken the More lately met)
&
pied by J. W. Lawton C0 . C0.-and have just 're
ceived and opened an assortment of Dry Good ,
Groceries, Queensware, etc. among which are
DRY GOODS. ,
f Blue -Black and Fancy
,colored Cloth -'and
Caitsimers-Sattinetts-Mousliiyde nes.:-Chint
sear-Flannels-Cotton do.--Checks, Ticking%
Morinos-Bleached.and Unbleached Mullins-
Winter 17estings-4bawl% and Cotton
Handkerchiefs--.Wolsey-Worsted and Cotton
Hoisery--Mens Hose and Halt Hoiii-GloiFes-
Umbrellas, &c. y.
• 'OOCERIES.
Rio—Java—Laguira and Browned Coffees--
Lair and Brown Sugars—Wang, Hyson--Gun
powder—hope:tat and Black Tess—Plckles--
Spices—Syrup—Sugar Reasoned Trinidad Mo.
Jaaveel—Sperm and Common:Oils—Fish—Seeps
—Craelters—Rice--Rantos and Currants—Hops
—Barley, &c.
QfTEBNSWARB.. ' • 'z
Liverpool; Granite, Common and Scotch Ware,
Glass Tumblers, Plater. Lamps &c. together
with art , assortment of Omaha.. Credal' Ware,
Shovels, &c.lToni! of which me would invite
the attention of our friends and - of the public
generally,jeeling confident that we can give
satisfaction to ell. r • •
• - TB.UTMAN & SILLY KAM
W.Tstourican, • -
SILLTUAL . Noveinber 20 -
SEAM; BIBLE 811.0GILLP111X-roffith ley*
end hundred waving*. helot; Bieraphyofffie
Lives and characters of the prierapal perponages re
corded in the aced vvritingk Practically adapted
to the instruction ofyotab and private families— Jost
received and for sale by . B. pANDIOI:
„
121.47,
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A LOATROSSQUILI.S.=4Ibatross Qu' a ninir
tt =dicta ;pie' 44just -tecOved imd,fot
'Juno II; - fi• DA Nato:
ill MB
FEVERS.
ASTHMA.
Etakikm of, 4 W114 quinr.
, . •• 1 113 E• 431111.11 t, IttatiDT; •
1G101&. COMM/UMW/ and -liana •Cautcamirrs,
Asssina,.`„Banacturts, Canoe in Ctituntsur,
Worrorlso Conan, hurts oa Wcamtass us rat
Batas; Comm tc; Conotts,and all dimwits of the
Pulmonary Digane. • , • _
READ. liirRAT IT.. RAS DONE.
. -
Wonilerfaliecovery.—Mrs. S. E. 'Austin
was attacked with thiediveate in the fall oflB3B,
originating From a violent cold*hich settled cp.
OD her lungs. Tetuan remedies - "weft ter t ortea
to—the morn akillistphyaleitnia were consulted
yet step by --
eP that fearful disease, eons trmption
began to prey ui her. - She became subject to
violent fits urcoogliing, expectorated` large quan.
tides of matter and,wes evidently slaking very
fait. 'ln this distressing situation; after ail the
serious remedies , had.titriid" in vain, aid
when:naught bat the gratreessedod 6-sfr o rd h er .
any prospect of relia t the inialeable Balsam re.,
stored her to health; and cow. Indio place of
that formovithering to ifeeay, she is
mingling in society, :in better hellth end spite
than. she has enjoyed for, yearn. ' Seidescrip.
titan of this interesting case in Dr. WistariTre..
elute on Consumption:- ,
Diiinterested Triticapay.-:ll4ving• witpessedt \
'therising efficacy, of Dr. W levies repent \
thin of Wild Cherry, in the case of
cheerfully recommend it as a valuntee'remey.:
and acknowledged bis statement true anil cur:-
rect. J. U. WALTERS, M. D. •
New York,Vid 12, 1841.
Sinpris* ittiCare—:Mrs. Martha Wilson.
Poor but highly respectable member of the Math.:
odist church, was also - afflicted wit L 41.10asatop:
tiun in its worst forms, and considered. Past re
covery by all her friends.' A bottle a this
sal was presented , to her, which relieved-her jtn
inediately. This eircomstance being made
known to the Members of the church, they per.
chased several bottles for her, which, relieved her
entirely. The same society have -purchased
over forty bottles, for persons in indtligent
' urnstancee, and positively assert it has nut been
used in a single instance whet° it has not given
auterising relief. s
Er 'We, the undersigned. members of the Der.
bin Benevolent Society of the Methodist church,•
having examined the above statement of I.
Wilson's case, hereby certify it is in all reepeers
true, and earnestly recommend Dr. INlbtur's
remedy to all who are afflicted.
Gonna Mitten, MARY GARDMOtt
TUOMAS .0003110, ELIZABETII JiCum
Li ..Compiaiet .— Mrs. k;liza Thum ion was
afflicted with thiscompaint lor nearly five.yoira,
- during; Which limo she was under the most sko.
ful physicians—hid tried Mercury, Botanic, end
Homoeopathic remedies, end every thing that al.
fored her any hopes of relief. Sue had dull,
wandering pains in the aide, sometimes th the
shoulder and smell of the back. a hacking cough,
frequent pains in the breast, and has becii una
ble to sleep on the right side for three years: By
the use of this Balsam, she was curod in a few
weeks, and remains well to this day.
ELIZA THOMPSON: •
Roritorongh, September 1, 1841.
,Dear Sir—Please send me two bottler. inure of
your 'Balsam of Wild Cherry, like that you sent
me before. I have taken nearly all of the first,
and confidently believe this Medieine will cure
me. .1 have used a great many rowdies within
'the last year, but have never found any thing that
has relieved me. ao much. It has .topped my
-ou4ll entirely. checked my night sweats, and 1
.ikue better ut night end feel better in every way
than 1 have lin many months.
3A711E51
.11oloiesburg,SepteAtber 12, 1641.
`Friend Wmtar—l em .t eqain trouble thee to
sew,i we two bailee more "of, thy noruludblo
have nt:q.,tahen three bottles in all, and
eon .ossure tititii4hut it has done me more
good than al! the"Medietne I have ever taken be.
fore. Send• me by the stage as soon as possilde,
and oblige thy friend. Jams Ilounwsvi
Bristol, September • 1841.
Dear Doctor.--Hearing so many people talk
about the/wonderful cures l your Balsam of Wild
Cherry his made in Consumption, I sent to une
of your Agents the- other day fur a bottle, end
have found it to relieve me so much, that I want
three bottles more:ser.t soon, as I believe it will,
cure MU tot). I have used a great many balsams \
of different kinds, have tried Jet no's Csueetrr:
rant and other medicines besides, but nut!, og h+s,
ever dune me ui much good as yours has. 'eud
by the steamboat Bolivar. Yours truly,
WILLIAM I.IIOMAN.
PAINS IN TUE BRIAN?, DEINLITT, WEAKNESS AND
Cotm—The Rcv. Dr. Dunlap bas addressed us
a letter in which be says- two at , hie daughters
had suffered severely with an Ohstioate cough
frequent pains in the breast, iSte., and appeared
In be going into n rapid decline. By the use of
a few bottles of this medicine they have entirely
meowed and now enjoy excellent health.
Asthma .Cured.;—Mr. Jacob Foyder hes an.
thorqed us to say that he was afflicted with this
annoying complaint for several veers and had ,
tried evttry thing in vain. He waif .utijeci I'o
constant wheezing, a troublesome Cough, Spit.
tingrof.rniegrirePain in the Chest, and minimums
in tue 'region of the Heart, and owning elm ever
gave him re;
M ronic G gh.— Ur. lsaac Rogers was elm
afflicted "with ,an obstinate Cough, originating
irrim a_disease Of the Long.. and CheAr, and never
Mund any thing to vie him relief but thus Bel.
sam.
Such in fact 03 the nature end simplicity of
this mediciner4md so extraordinary have been
many of tne coNs it has performed, that it has
already attained•tho highest reputation. and
though scarce two years have elapsed since it
MO first made pane, we can
. proudly say, its
faiiie has spread in every direction, and it is rap.
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 en important and valuable addition to
their stock, and should
ALWAYS KEEP IT ON HAND,
As it is not in oui power to place it within the
teach of all those afflicted, and there art'doubt.
less; thousand suffering who would re'ort ROL
fbr relief if tbey could obtain it conveniently.
r'Re particular When you purchase, to ask
for Da. DALS4III OF WILD Cnetat, , se
there is an article called the `$ Sinter ov Wti.n
Cusitair," advertised, which i s entirely . . a differ.
ent medicine.
NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A purely vegetable and highly approved Com...
pound preparation of the Prunus Virginian, or
,f 4 Wild Cherry Hark "—approved by the College
of Pharmacy, recommended by the medicaldaa
ulty, and universally acknowledge&the most.
valuable' Family Medicine' ever discovered.
NeQuackery No Deceplum.
The physician may boast of hiS, skill in many
diecases—the quacli inay puff his wonderful
cores, but of all • the remedies ever , disco:wired for
diseases of the palmoriartorgans, tie universal.
ly admitted nothing has ever prov4e as sneceits
ful as that Unrivalled, medicine. .Glr. River's
Balsam of Wild Cherry,' Which \ has effected
some of the most astonishing cures ever recorded
in the history of medicine.
Such indeed arethe astonishing !healing and'
restorative properties of this &dead, that even
in the advanced stages of consumption, and ,in
Akar Complaints. diseases "which have
Ithe,skill, of the most distinguished physicians, •
Wheii patienti have suffered with the most; dui.
pressing esugh,great difficulty in breathing, night'
sweats, bleeding of4ht, lungs. Ste. after the most;
esteemed remedies of our Pharmactepias hive
failed ! ibis hive/male remedy has not only given .
surprising relief but actually effected cures.aller
all hopes of a recovery had been entirely de.
Spired of; ; ; • •
Besides itweurprising efficacy in these formic
table complaints, it bas proved - a very .saperior
tensedy for diseases of children, such aft Croup,
iWhaopneg Cough.. &c., and in those 'ffisordets
that prevail so extensively throughout the wietir
Season, such acCaught. Colds. Pleuris, lehs.
erica, and Pains in the grease, proceeding from
pegittatetkCyhkit standa unrivalled. "
"Feepaied. whnleiale and vetaiipby *lama's
& Co., Cherriists g N 0.13 South Fourth smel t.
/Philadelphli.•N Price $l.OO a bottle.
Bold - '' • •
• JOHN B.C. MARTIN -
" Agent tor Sehuylkill cooly.
o'3' Druggists sad dealers supplied a. th e
wholesale prices. ' January 1 14-
111NBEIZTON BOARDLNG SCHOOL rai
I""'"Faassus.—Situated is Cheater County, Penn.
aylvaniar2B miles. N. W. front Philadelphia, 0 0 3
tailett fkoin the Reading Rail Road at,Phoeuisvilla. , ..
'',..Novetither. r.