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' -------we ration* tO 8 -•-- nOcest :dies Ilia following will
1 mule : tors to roam
4: finely 0) it i e : une.°l - • the thing
,11 0
'env the dint, tea l s foliii,! . and i, ,451 " 11
_ for tub? clesricold nie,bui
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-- ' A SONG FOR Tilt ilti'l ,
•
. ' ' ict 44111 1 T• TI ,
0 itittfl Wo go o'er the fleecy' arms.,
- Whin couriabeami spirkle round:
.71kheriboofs keep lime In mosic's chide!.
Merrily - otrrie bound;
• On s - Wititer t s'eight.Whgn hearts ate
: ‘•• And health ta on Med/Ind s
•= We Wise the nitrii and sweep' the Plain.
• . . And leave unr,eares behind._ •
With s lingb and ticmg we glide along,
." •jA tress the fleeting snow;
-With friends beside; biro swirl'-Wwe ride
On Ole beautifut track belOw:
- ' the raging ena ban joy fbr me *
Whin gale end tempest roar;
• But . give. me the speed of a foaming
. steed,
And I'll - einctur the waves no more
CLIIPPINGB.
Tna Luictax 01? A Strazzae—Some peripatetic
philosopher thus 'gives us * delicious - essay on
ittefting . -
cheapest. luxury we know, 1 of is a good
beintl *need/. It stirs up the inner and outer
itian.d-it enlivens the brain---it brightens the eyes
diectrallaithe nerves, and gives the whole sys.-_,
!teal shack; Ur Which the voltaic pile is as notb
14* We this is a eheap luxury. So it , is.—
'pinch of snuff will canvass it 111,, : People'
tisel i imagine also, that if you choose to lake your
coat off, and while heated;sit in a draft of sir, it is
fullas Cheap. True, you will•aneese then; from
scold t brit whit a difference is there between an
niitiesithy end healthy sneeze! In the former
use, tour eyes ere full of witer—a sort of „ rs
- pentant tears ;' and between' the paroxysms you
• corminearer strewing thin is good for the soul.--
Iri.Xtas yotileugh—you look about you with
, gland:e'er delight.,-you strtn to have a sixth
swim, opening to you a world of wonders, and
contemplate the possession of , a
thousand, delicate
of
beton) unthought oh—
r
Whets th e series of .eneezesy are over, you half
regret it.: Ton look ap at an angle of forty de.
' grees—tir Ott -into the scipar recollect your last
sneeze, until presently the titilatiOw begins again,
and away you . go-sneese 1 ,
,Pons.—On the merrinig of the 6th
inst.,,a Pigeon carrier,. iluite exhausted, fell down
iri the' yard of the Boar's • Elea Public bowel
High street, Lynn: Ai unsealed letter was fee.
tested by silken . String to one of its legs. The
letter, .Which was written in the German lengeage,
was ilated Woolen, Nov. 4;- end addressed to the
Earl - of Haddington, London ; and titter being
disengaged from the' pigeon'isleg. was enclosed
• in. envelope; 'redirected, and sent by post to
Liondoi. The 'pigeon .was carefully attended to,
wits pieced in a convenient cage, well supplied
--with food, &c., end appears quite -cheerful and
contented, being placed in Mr. Tuddenha,i's fish
shcip in' the High street. 'The shop is fr o m time
•to time visited persona who, having heard 'otitis
shore . rather novel circumstance, are curious to .
take e• particular' look at this winged letter ear
: set...-Carobridge Chronicle.
.
.
Tits 15TATIITE OP LiarrrsTmers..-11r. Cush
, . Mg:ideally made e speech in Congress in which
auloghted Gen. Jackson with all the seal be
coming s new Convert to . Jackitonisco.• After, he
had coocluded, Mr. - Christopher H. Williams ad
,dietwed the Speaker as follOWs: .
4. Mr. Seater, I only desire to'rentark-that more
' than twenty yant have elapsed inneethe battle of
New Orleans, imismieh• is. the gentlemen
t!ouildeusehuseits bastiever; until now, found an
opportinity to eulogize the hero Of . that day, I
submit it is i point of order that the gentleman
is now barred by the stat u te of'timitations."
. . .
Mims Gnarls .-S hut your eYes t o , the faults
- of your iteighbors;and open them very wide upon
' your- own. - _ '
Eltoiryour eare,while gossidi and slanderers are
spositing of others. Take your fingers away to
listen to the voice of friendly admonition.
• . Opeorletur Mouth but seldom, and never but to
Shut it cloie when mis.
7 8 P ui to o :t bu f
judging
8? friendship holds the glass to your lips. -
PurPc*F rnetouehing. We esimot smile at
the t realer . of the poor Irishman, who, when
_
*Michela on a hospitable cot, said," I think I'd
th
g t t far the thought of having nowhere
, • i •"."- •
Al Baltimore girl during service, flapped
strange gentlemen's face because «he oinked his
iinker tit her." We - are ready to exclaim with
Mr. Satripson Bratts,rixnd this is a - world—which
tints on he axis, and has lunar influences, and
'Enakeslesolutiona round the heavenly bodies, and
• comes curious games of that sore
If we cannot he accounted to live but at such
:times as weenjoionnselees, lite will' be found to
be very short. since were we only to reckon the
.houra wo pass agreeably, a great number of years
would not: make up a life of a few months.
To delicate minds the unfortunate are always
objects of respect; as the ancients held sacred those
places which ha d been blasted by lightning, so the
feeling heart considers the afflicted as touched by
the hand of Gad himself.
A. man of exceedingly contracted mind, less
onetday
,complaining to an acquaintance that be
hid a very *cuts pain, not bigger, seemihey, than
the point of a pin. . . , ft's amazing strange," be
continued, +, don't you think it, is! whet do you
t
.saPpose is the use of it I" u Why really I don't
_
know," replied the ' other, i. what pait of you
should be liable.to so very minute a pain, unless it
be your obi." . .
COUXOE ABSIADITTIII.—To ask s tradesmen
if the-erititinotlity , labiett hoofers Wall is of the
Grit-quality. , -
. To suppose you please your visitors by sh using
your Infant children to them.
To tell a man of whom you wish to borrow
money, that you Are in • great want of it,
To immure a man in prison who owes you
Money stid has nemeses of paying it, except by
his industry. -
To - suppise the cider which you boy at, two
dollars a bottle is charnpsgne.
For' monkey CO suppose - when he returns from
his forsign travels, sensible people mill take him
fur -' - -
T‘Coccupy theattention or a dinner party with
aniedottiof yourself. •
TEM Login=a s Daasts.—Tlie folloising is
clipped ErcaW tanniatiea get efit bill, in Cinch:ll2.-
Th* whole to conclude with the entire now drama,
written for the occasion. entitled
- "' , I IOHN• C. COLT,
. ,
; • ors; Tes -closers totems. ,
John Q. CAC. . Mr..Batmister. •
,Caroline ;Renshaw. -Mr.. Bannister.
•
1
I
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If the CiSlCilndlilolll have 110 great a taste for
the horrible. it Might be well for* them Id:2MA on I
bent for the real . boellielf us _ which the` 4 un
sod also for
the wirodins aheitj and even the witistlee heed and
Wady. bona" of:poor Adana: . I They would add
s thrilring interest to that ti drama," and - would
tiodoidgedly anvir,full hoist* •
dodge lifibeall, of thi V. 8. Supreme Court,
fi dent to many the Widowof the late Gen. Ash
ley. of idt. *. ' J"-
John, Pleasant*. Esq. has returned to the
edikifil Chair Ofthe Rtehostuld Whig. •
..=• --- 1. - -,, :, - - --- -. - ;:: , :;. - _ , :':,%.,' , !:. , - , ,,, ,, .. - *- 4 34 , .
,_;-:..-:'',-',::-3:::;n.i'4,-z.'f...7;,,:,r,-::r",r,:,Z7:,:%:!4-,7-Z:7.;:,:,:it'-:',-:,.
INDEMNITY AGAINST,-.LOSS BY FIRE
.rrnE FitANsurrpistillANCE Cap
C ONTINUE
to mike Ins? permament
and limited on eiery devenptiun of property
in town and country oath° usual favorable terms;
Office 163 i Chesnut Street near fifth street.
CHARLES -N. RANCoIt EIL President.
DIRECTORS,
Charies'N.Tanker; &nand Grant.
James Scott. ‘• Frederick Brown. „
- Theme. Hart, Jacob li.&%itkr
• Themes S. Wharton. Geo W.Riehardi;
ibbitts Wagner,— Madecai D. Lewis.
CHARLES G. BANCKEILWt.
The Subseriber hia.been appointed agent for
dui above mentioned institution, end is now m
inted to mike insurance, on every description of
portly, at the lowest rates; - - • •
ANDREW RUSS .
Pottsville. Jane 19, 1841. 25=-1
hide tyag nit attar ' e
Capital 400,000.
CHARTER rpteprum...
THE SPRING GARDEN INSWIANCE COM—
PANY, make Insurances. either temporary'or
perpetbally, against Lose or Damage by FIRE, in
town or counay, On Houses, Barns, and Buildings of
all kinds, on Household Furniture,. Merchandise,
Horses, Cattle, Agricnltural,Commercial and Mann.
facturing Stock and 'titans& of every Alescriptiont
Vogue and their Cargoes in port, as well as Mortga
ges and Ground Rents upon the most faro:able terms.
Applications for Disbrance, or any, information on
tfie subject may be made either personally ..or by
letter, kt the - Company's office,
_at the Northwest
corner of Sixth and Wood streets.
MORTON McMICIIAEL, President.
PROTECTION;
OT -PHlLAnsCruza.
Capital s4oopoiNwii in.
MARTZ:It TERMUAL.
L. Kacrusna.ts, Secretary.
Ditutczons.
Morton McMichael, . Charles Stokes,
Joseph Wood. Archibald Wright. •
P. L. Lagncrennis, Samuel Townsend,
Blijab Dallett,\ Robert ioughead,
Iffeor ge M. Troutman. \ Pomeroy,, - •
George Troutma n
Schreiner.
The subscriber has w.it appointed AIDEISIT for the
above mentioned Institition and is now prepared to
make INSITRAPICEB upon every description of property
at the lowest rates. BENJAMIN BA NIVAN
Pottsville, Feb. 27,1841
NEW DRUG STORE.
• / E. B. EICRHOLT.Z, respectfully
informs the citizens of Puttswille,- and
Schuylkill county generally, that he
has opened, ( in the store formerly oc.
copied by Mr. Slater,) a general assortment of
Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints,i - •
Oils, Dyes,
Varnishes, Putty,
Glass, . Spices,
• •
Patent Medicines, 4c., ke.
And solicits a Aare of public patronage, confi.
&nay assuring the public that every ifeticlein I
his line, shall be of the first quality, and purely
genuine.
Having served a regular apprenticeship to the
'buiiiimes in Philadelphia, those who favour him
with a call, can rest satisfied that be will paid
atrial , / against altinistakes, and have thiir med
icines put up with the greatest cam and nicety.
Physicians prescriptions attended to with par
ticular care, at all hout4i Country Physicians and
Storekeepers, supplied at a small advance on ci
ty prices. Pottsville, December 3. 49-tf
FRESH GROCERIES
Old Goverment, Java, Rio. Laguira and Cuba Coffee.
Porto Rico. St. Croix, and New Orleans Sugars.
Imperial. Young Ilyaon. Pouchong 4; Souchong Tea
Double and Single Refined Loaf and crushed Lump
.Sugar. • .
Pickles and Sauces, a gcneralossortment.
Red, Whit°, Yellow and BrdiSn Soap. .
Nines and Liquors, a full assortment.
Porto Rico, Cuba, Sugar House and Syrup Molasses.
Chocolate, Coco, Starch, Pruit,Rice,
Can be bout,ht - cin as reasonable terms as else
where of Q. & A. I.IENPIASON.
May2B - 22
LAW BOOKS.—McKinney's: Digest of:the'
Laws of Pennsylvania.
McKinney's Pennsylvania justiCe.
McKinney's -Select Laws of Pennsylvania, for
the use of the Farmer, Mechanic, and Man
of Business, ir laws that every. person in The
community ought to be aCquitinted with. ' Just
received and fur sale by
November 5.
AVIIIO *ANTS B.irtG AINS.
1111
_IPPIIiCOTT & TAYLOR ire receiving' from
/14 their Wholesale and Retail Store. No. 24, Mar
ket street, Phtladelphia, a lot of superior Ready Made
Clothing. and Which they are obliged to offer at hits
prices. in order to dispose of their" Winter stock, and
by selling at reduced prices, it will enable them to
,dispose of their splendid assortment of Clothing ; to
the entire satisfacttor. of the customers. By calling
arid examining, you will find full Lined Plain and Fig
ured Beaver Cloth Summit Coats' varying in price
from • $ll 00 to 15 , 44)
Superior English g Pilot coats, 600 to 10100
do Flushin da • 250t0 5 00
do 'Bluo,and BM Frock Feats 900 to 12'00
do - Dress do 900 toll 50
do Grey and Green Cloth Coats TOO to 9.00
' do Moleskin Frock & Dress do 4 Oil to 5:00
Alsd on hand-tin assortment of Faucy.
Satin Vests. 2 50 to 4 50
With a variety of Suspenders. Stocks, and Collars.
die., all of winch will be sold to the entire satisfac.-
non of all that may call. by
LIPPINCOT & TAYLOR,
Mammoth Clothing Store,
Corner of Mahan tongo and Centre street.
P. S.—We are now prepared to accounuodate
those fifteen men that called on us last Saturday for
Sunout Coats at their own prices. -
Pottsville. December 31, -
IFiliiiil;i Es! Dl ' WINES!
DR. %V m. Evan's 'celebrated Camomile Pills
do Soothing Syrup tor Children.
Baron Von Eluteheleeti, Herb Pills
Doet. Goodie's Female Pills,
Duct. William Evan's Fever & Agne Pine,
Doet. Hunt's Botanic Pills. .
For Dyspeptic Persons Hunt's Botanic Fills
are said to tie superior to any Medicine ever yet
offered to the Public.
• A fresh supply (Attie above Medicines, just
received and for sale at the Drlig Store of
Dec II 50— JOHN S. C. MARTIN..
t._
MAGA ZlNp FOIL 1843.
THE subscriber has made arrangements tore.
ceive all the Magazines of any reputation
published. in the United States, and respectfully
solicits subscription for the sa4Al his Periodi.
cal Agency Office ant. Book Store; which will be
delivered ftee of postage, to all those who i sub
act ibe at his office. Thom: who prefer it, can pay
for each number as they receive it., The follow
ing are Some of the Magazines issued, for Which
the subscriber is Agent : .
Godey'e Ladies' Book. per annum 8 3 00
Graham's Magazine. d o
, ,3 00
Miss Leslie's Magazine. ' do .1 50
Ladies' Companion, do 3 00
The Artist,* now publication, • do 3 00
• EpesSargent's New Monthly Magazine, , 3 00
Boston Miscellany, 0 ! 3 00
New York'Knickerbocker. do 5 00
Hunt's Merchant's Magazine, "do . 1 5 'BO
'Campbell's; Museum of Foreign Literature •
—Ald' Scienre, * 5 00
klerrrii Museum(' . -1 00
Ladies'Ausical Library, 3 00
il:rCountry current-- funds taken t payment
for Magazines, which together with th saving of
the postage, will be sufficient indecein t for sub
-1
cribing at this o ffi ce. - ' -
EP AB the cheap publications received as soon
s issued. ,
Decembe.r, 17
■ RADER - OPE; HYDRANTS, &C.—The sub
AA scriber bag for sale Leaden Pipe of variow thiek
nesse!, suitable, for conducting grater to berries, gio
other pirrisige - s. Also, Hydrants, StoP Cociar, Coitus
arid Ferrules: of tbe - most approved kinds.. Jest re.
aired and for saki cheap by - - HANNAN
April 16' , . , .
.
• UMBRELLAS & PARASGLS:
SILK. - Scotch. Gingham &
.. Parasol. and tiun Shades. "
A complete assortment. just recaired and for
saleltY Q.& A. RENI , IEItSON. -
May B. ' • -
ESTAR•S',IIALSAM OF MUD CHERRY v—A iretb aupply'of this celebrated Medicine
just received and for sale by the anteeribe . tr.' sole A.
gent ford* proprietors.
Dee.. 31'4- • , JOUN 13:C. I MAILT0i. •
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11111
11401111-.!-VaterrA4, and Baud; Cltesl4 for iittely ••.!.. •
ELQ.,& IiENDERSOI4.
boles *v_ci - e.hcalg 'Patvrthoiig!reui.
itevec(l , and for
If.sale try
(Art 29. 44—; ' bill PRIk HAGGERTY.,
WVETIPU
s CU LICE( /11TISIC-4tist recew
ind forEale, by • a 84 14 NAN
Mat - • • .
A - LASTER & SAIIT-1.5 0 tans of Platter,a(xl
150 sacks Givand Salt,:for sale try
Oct- 29. 44 MILLER & RAOGERTY,
rfilt&FTS & NOTES. -0) abeets.. c
svd Wand'
unbound:Alrßillpocpuiing, for sa
P le by :
Jtily3o, 1 _ .B. TCAN.
ATES lU D History or Pi_
-Wearied 116rAble Mindoro. hst' received and
or sole by:. - B. ILINNAN.
EBRIIAN IN* . --Wiiich flows freely, for Ore use
of steet_PensiiSet mreceived and for sale by
JOLT . B. BANNAN
1111MRIZI( 9 8 COMMON NCHOOL'AINTO.
RY--Jast received arid for, rale by
BA VNhN.
...fday 21i 21— , .
•
STEEL PENS!' -grery variety, jus t receive 4 end
for sale very cheap by B. BANNAhr.
, • .
• June 11 24
YDVIGIII3I GERMAN AND .ENGLISH
I:4IGRAMMERS---Just received and for solo by
0et.22.43 4 B. BANNAN.
rIPIME 110010,:—The subscriber bus on bend
As variety of Time Books of the Mint applo-.
wed kiod, which will be sold cheep. by
12„ 4.6- 1 ' •
B. HANNAN.
ost.r
p In
NYBar an atoLrt'ment j e k C e e y i and ' a
riding
Whips,and Walking Canes.
March 19.12= .1.1011N.5. C. MARTIN.
PAH MERV MUCK' MAN UAL.r—Being
treatise on soil and manures: Mem, Tbe>FAR
MER'S LAND MEASURER, or pocket companion
Just received aml for sale by B. BANNAN.f
'A 1 6 • 16--
ooTri AND EAR - A cne.---miLes Tooth
T
'and Ear Ache drops, a safe and speedy cure for
the above diseases. Just received and for sale at
MARTIN'S Ding store. Aprill6,l6
10ADMING corn.
I.` plete Farmer, and the complete Gardener. Just
received and for sale by. .B. BANNAN.
March 2.6 .
.PICTORIAL BIBLE,—With . 000 Ilinstra
ttons, 3 volumes, elegantly bound—price 66.
Just received and for sale by
Jtine 25A6 B. BANN AN.
pIANO FOR SALE: 6 —A second hooded Fi
aao fofealevery low by
• 1. J. BEATTY.
November 5. 45—'
131AfDli.—The subscribers hare been appoint
ed Agents by the New York Manufacturing Co.
or the sale of their celebrated Grand Action Pianos.
of either Rosewood or Mahogany. a specimen of
which can beseeh by applying to
December 184 . T.-Ar , J. BEATTY.
DOCTOR P. F. NAG LE—Re.
spectfully tenders his professional services
, o the citizens of Pottsville, and vicinity.
Ifis office is at the corner of Market and
&LW_ Adams greets. - April 16, 16—tf.
IIVINCOUILAGE DONE IN DUS
SU BLANK BOOKS.—The subscriber manufactures
all kinds ofßlank Books, from 6} cents to $l2 ouch,
which he will warms to be equal in quality to any
purchased elsewhere, at Philadelphia prices.
__
April 16 16— Is. BANNAN.
MOIDAPER CHEAPER TII tN EVER T
R Writing Paper and Letter Paper, ruled, at $1.75
ream wholesale, or 121, cents per quire retail, tomtit
the times: Akio a large assortment of paper of su.
petior quality,"at reduced prices. Ire received end
for sale by June 4,83- B BANNAN.
PATENT LIAD FLA T6c ROUND ROPE
AND GENERAL
Linei Twine and Cordage Manufactory,
READING. PA.
THOMAS, JACKSON, begs leave to return his
most sincere thanks to Captains and owners of
Boats, store keepers, his friends and the public gen-,
erally, for the vsry liberal patronage and many favors
he has. received during a period of upwards of 12
years, which has elapsed 'since he commenced the
above business in Reading, and he wind d respectful=
inforin them that after the destniction of his man
ufactory 'by the great freshet of January, 1811, he
built an entire new arid much more extensive Rope-
Walk, 'vvhich he has fitted up with new and improved
machinery of the bestrieseriatiOn, fur the manufac
ture of Patent Laid Cordage, of every kind, fully e
qual to any in the United States. He has also added
to the above, au establishment for the manufacture of
all kinds alight cords, Bed Ropes, IlultersAllash
Lines,Tvrines, Chalk, Mason. and measuring env, of
every variety.
T J. would also respectfully inform "all who may
be likely to want , the iarticle, that he manufac
tures Flat Ropes for raising .Weights tie shafts and
incline planes by steam power. The Flat Rope is
very mach used in the mines of Europe, and for the
purpose to which it is appliedtt has many and great
advantages over the common round rope or chain.
T. J. will insure hie Flat Ropes to be made of the
very best material, inr the moat careful and experien
ced manner, and by machinery of the best and most
accurate principle. An extensive assortment ofcoils
of Italian, Manilla. and Tried Russia Hemp Rope.
Bow, Stern and Towing lines of all sizes, - Packing
for steam engines, Lines.-Twinei and Cordage of ev
hry description. Abr., Tar, Pitch and Oukum, con
stonily kept on hand.
T.. J's. best quality Italian hemp canal towing lines
are made on an improved plan of his own, and ofthe
best and strongest kind of hal* Hemp, selected in
Italy and imported expressly foe his manufacture , as
his long experience in then ninth; of towing lines has
convinced him that they are an,4irticle which cannot'
be made too good, he has been at great pains and ex
pense to produce them
. perftipt.
Orders for any thing in hie Infainess from a fishing
line Weighing - 1-10th °fan, °One, to a thousand feet
length of 3 inch flat ropeireiging n ions, or from a
15 inch cable to a cotton chalk ine,
will be thankful.
ly received and promptly elec,ited on the most rea
sonable terms.. Anything orderfid for Schuylkill coun
ty will be delivered by rail roadie a few hours, free of
freight.
P. S. any quantity of Flax taken at Market price.
Reading. Feb. 19 8-1 y
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B; BANNAN.
• 45 -
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• ; ,
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UNIFORM SYSTEM OF BeIIOOL BOOKS.
THE Superintendent ofCiimmon Schools, hay.
jug made a Selection Of School Books, for,the
purpose,of making . the Bunks unißirm through
out the State, , in the Public *hoots, and prevent
the incon venience arisingltdm a change of Books
when it as necessary for children to remove from
one district to another. Alutthe*hool Directors
of the Borough of Pottsville, 'basing adopted these
Hooks, the subscriber hereby gives notice that
ne has made arrangementsf , with the publishers
of these Books, to furnish thim wholesale to those
who - wish,to sell again, at tke Publisher's prices.-
The full series consist of;
Cobb's New Spelling Book, in six parts,
Cobb's New Juvenile Residers, Nos. 1 and 2,
Frost's History of the
_United States.
Frost's American Speaker
Frost's Grammer
Mitchell's Geographical Header.
do School Geography
• do Primary 1 ,-, do .
Kieth's Arithmetic, ,
Frost's Exercises in Composition,
Cobb'& Critical PronoOnding.faiettenary. -
These Book s . lr.ill alsq by Mailed- by ,the sub.
scriber at the lowest rates.l -
&Atte ller and Stationer.' ;
- Jannary 14,'
B. pANNt:
~'~"
MIEN
runuc scitooLs.
Rowand% I mproed 'hin!c":l4iittinu
A SOVEREIGN and never =failing cute for
Ague and Fever. Paws who areafilicted
witt - the above discase,''' l nain obtain 0 speedy and
safe cure for the sameq- by applying to the sub?
scriber, who has been sppetrited sole - agent for
the sale of the medic:do in Sauylkill ‘.cuunty.
Price one dollar per bottle, warranted to cuteor
no charge.
Residence, Mahautasige itreet, .
T. HAZZARD.
July 2,
. ,
• , ;
DOCTOR A.D. UPI%
RESPECTFII4LYI toreros, the inhabitants
of Pottsville and its vicinity. that lie hal
moved ID tole, and cacti his 'profession - al Scr
ee' in "all the medical branches ci ho
Practicing he Homoospathic system. and if
lelicested, the AllocPpabic, be hopes frons long
experience to:giii fall 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 ,
Greenwood, Decemberm 49—tf
MI
DM
''' - JA 31' Etl'lloll7 NEV, . '
:IDESPECTFULLY Informs the, public that
he. _bee hroditit ivith• him front Nat York
this spring, I large assortment of - ~'- t , •
~ -
. 7GRGOERIES 4. LIQ 001147„: :_:.:-, , ,
Which he 'offers for imle At; the must moderate
Philadelphia wholesale prices, tfreiglitu added,)
at his store-house,. in the, new -.Stone' Building;
nest door to histavern, Morita' addition to Potts.
vine, cionsistintef ... ,
,-, Black and Green Teas.
FainilAPT , Santa Crus, Porto Rico, .15 New
Orreane Sugars, : ".. ' _ I
Rio, Java; Ind St DonaintriXoffee,
Boutin IL COnition Oils, Mottesei; -
' White and Yellow Soaps, Tobacco; . 1
Keg and ;Box Raisins.
' Wines ink Liquors, froM cowmen to , the jest:
• 4 19 3 1it.1% ~ - •
• - I
A quantity of uryed Meal. '
'Mackerel, from No. 1 to No. 3, in qUarter half
and bill barrels, - -1
~, Aboet 300 Sacks Ground Salt,
60 barrels-superior Albany Summer Ale, &c..'
. - May 14, , 20-1 y
PENNSYLVANIA HALL. . ,' '
TUE'puhlie ate respectfully informed ihat.thi
- subscribers have taken this " large and com
modious establishment, recently kept
by William G.-Johnson. 'To' the for.:
Imes patrons of this' C/3 tableshment and,
publm generally, the undersigned
promise to extend all the accommodations and
condone at this house that men so satirfacturgy
;emitted, while under the charge of Alr.Johnson.
. JOSEPH WEAVER,
JACOB PETERS,
Pottsyille, June 11, 24
•SUU
RBIS
RESUMPTION OF BUSINESS
-NEW DRUG STORE.
TElESnbsei tber returns hisgrutefnlachnowl
edgementi, to the citizens of Pottsville and
others, who stepped forward to his assistance af.
.ter.the loss of his property by-fire in December I
last, and would also acquaint theta and the pub.
lie generally, tbat he has a g ain commenced
the Drug Business in the house formerly occupied .
by Charles W. Clemens, in Centre Street, inthe
borough of Pottsville,where may always be had
a • general assortment of
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
PAINTS PILLS,
GLASS. DYE STUFFS.
And every other article in the above line, which
he is disposed to sell on very 16w and axon:me
,
dating terms.
N. B. Er Physicians prescriptions carefully
ut up at the shortest notice.
May 30. I:3S , Will. T. EPTING.
PHILADELPHIA, READING., AND
• POTTSVILLE RAIL ROAD.
ATES OF FREIGHTS ON MERCHAN..
Km" DIZE; between Pottsville and,Philadelphis,
from April Ist, 1842, per ton of 2000 lbs. - >1
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, Gypsum and . Brick's, \ *P l
Pig Iron, Blooms, Timber, lilarble.Lime,
Tar and Pitch, 2 50
Nails and Spikes. Bar and Rolled Iron,
Hollow-Ware, Gram, SO, Bark, Loin.
ber, Shaves,Salt.fish, Tobacco and Lead, 2 90
Groceries, Hardware, Whiskey, Ale and
' Beer, pd, Leather, Cotton, Steam En.
gines and Machinery, Seeds„ Butter,
Lard, Tallow,Rags, Wool; Oysters,
Hides, HempEarthen-Ware and Glue, 4 25
•Dry Goode, Wines and Foreign Liquors,
Drugs and Medicines, Glass, Paper,
China and
. Quevne-Ware, Meat, _Fish
and Confectionary, 5 25
No Storage will be charged fur receiving or de.
livering Freight at any of tbe Company's Depots
on the hoe,unless allowed to remain over 10 dart.
Da y oftarting of Freight Trains,on THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 3, P.M.
March 26
DANIEL B. lIAA9.
TOWN HALL STOPS.
HAAS A. LAING,
,1 1 91111481 E plenruro in announcing to the citizens o
ill Schuylkill county. that they have just opened in
the basement rtoty of the Town all, on Cetre
street, in tho Borough of Pottsville, H a splendid n as.
sortment of
NEN GOODS,
- - -
ast brought from Philcdelphia, where therweie se
ected with greqt care, and purchased at unusually
tow priccs—comprising every variety of
Dry &Joe's, Groceries, Glans Ware, China
Ware, queens and Earthen ,Ware,
Among which may be found
Superfine Clothe. of various colors and qualities,
Blue, Black and Fincy.colored Cased meres,
Satunets, Flannels, and Woolen Blankets.
Prints. Lawns. Ginghams. Morinoes and Plaids,
Slk, Soda, Linen and Laces,
Canton Flannel, Holland, and Nankuas,
Marseillesand VaiCillia Vanities, . .
.3-4, 4.4,5-4,6.4 Mullins, Bleached & Unbleached.
Silk, Cambric, G'nghatn and Cotton Ilandis.
N ew and Elul enor style Summer Cloths,
Cottonades and Ireverteens,
In fine, a very general assortment of
Gentlemen's Summer Ware,
Silk,Cotton, Mohair, Murino & Woried Stockings
Ladies t nd Gentlemen's Super Kid, Hoskin, York
tan, Silk. Thread, Beaver & Buckskin Gloves,
Ladies' Sulk, Manta and Picnic Mitts, &c.
New Orjeans, St. Croix, Porto Rico, Loaf and
Lump Sugars.
New Orleans, Sugar House, and . Syrup Molasses,
Tea a:...:1 Coffee, of various kinds,
Cheese, Candles, Soap and Vinegar,
Salmon, Herring, Mackerel. Shad and Codfish,
Hams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef, and Venison,
Olive 011. Fresh Fruit, and Oat Meal,
Havanna, Half Spanish and Common Segue,
Soda, Water anu Ss gar Crackers,
Sperm Oil. Butter, Eggs, and Lard, ,
Dried Apples and Peaches,
and a great variety
prices for cash, or in Exchange for
countryproduce. ,
irr Remember the Tliiim Hall Sto .
re.
Pottsville. May 14, - 2D
PRINTERS' I NK S --In 12 end ; 25 lbs.; Kegs, a
Philatlelphiqpnces,for sale by • -
March 1% 12— B. BANNAN.
NEW FAS!' UNABLE CLUIBING
. . ; STORE.
JllSropened for the Bentfit of the Poor, by
"'selling at reduced prices and-for cash at the
old Poet Office stand, Centre street, opposite 'Mar
kit street:
By calling end examing you will find the Pri
cee to suit the Times. m •
Pottsville, November 12,
CASSNEIt /St
PORTRAIT PAINTER'S,
RESPEGTFULLY announces to thelLsdies
mm' and Gentlemen of Pott ' , that they have
taken a room at GEISS OTEL.Pentre
street, where they, will be htipp to wait "upon
any who may wisp • em. •
117 They will pa traits- from 88 to 820
- according to the size. The'Pabic are respect.
fully invited to call and -see Specimens at their
Pottsville; Nov. 20;1842. ?-48'.
• EXECUTORS' NOTICE, 1: •
A LL persona having claims.against the Estate
Li of Robert bleDermut, late of. the ci ty of
New York, 'Jemmied, ate 'reqriested to make
known the • aline .withant delay, to Abigail Mc.
Default. Ezecutlis, James R. Whiting. - .Eq. or
George Bait Exceriterchin4beeity of Neiv York,
or to, EDW. OWEN PARRY.
- • Atteiney for the Ezetiaters,,Pottsville; ,
- Apn 10, 'l6—tf .
ToDfers. Bleslisberk4Vaper ffisksre Stetilit
Eitgine . ltultders, aM otheri,
PASCAL - '
WELDED-WBOIIGHT.IION TIIBEi
Prom 4 inches tit} in calibre and sto 12 fed 10118.
topple of sustaining pressure from 400 to MI lbs.
per equine Inch. With Stop Cocks, PA", and
other azterei. to suit, fitting together.: with strew
Joints, imitable for STEAK WATER. Cliitai and fm
/00MIOTI,V,F.tuni other STEAM . BOLIXX - Pion
I;ie T
_
4' blasturaetured brut for sale by
N0R.111%. TASIZER do NORMS.
Warebegpoe S. V. Comer of Third &matt BMX%
''INULADEUITIW
.
INDIAN yE9ETABLEPII4.s.
Of the North Amefkon Coliige of Health.
This extreerdinarif inedteine is:founded upon the
principle that the human frame , is subject to crams
ONE DISEASE. via .Corropt Humors. or in outer words
Impurity of the 'Blood, find nothing save vegetable -
cleansing, is wanted in 'order to drive disease Ofevery
description from the belly. ' • •
If the channels of our mighty rivers should bi—
come choked up, woukl adt the accumulated waters
_find nevi outlets, or the, country be inundatedr—Jast •
so with the human body; if the natural drains become
closed, the accumulated impurities Will most assured-.
ly find vent in some form of diameter death will bee
certain consequent& ' ' • •
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
are eminently, calculated for - mnying out this gassy
neutrino ratisctrizi because they -area purgative
'medicine so. justly • balanced and withal so natural
to thc hunaan constitnuon. that they cannot possibly
injure thelitost delienA; at the same, time, it Used in
such a manner as to produce free evacuations by tho
bowels, and repeated a few times„ will be absolute
ly important for pain kw- dismal of any kind to con•
tunic in the body. A ;single twenty five cent box of
,the Above named Indian Vegetable Pills will,in all
cases, give relief, sometimes esen beyond the power
of words to describe. and if - Persevered in for a short
time, there is not a malady In the whole course of hu
man ills that can possibly withstand their astonishing
and wonderful influence. - Watotrr'elsolart VEGETA
BLE FILLS are a certain cure for -. •
COSTIVENESS.
Because they 'completely cleanse .oe stomach and
bowelifrom dame bilious and cotrupt humorii which
paralyse and weaken the digit - Alva organs, and
are the cause of headache, nausea, and sickness,
palpitation of the heart, rheumitic pains in va
nous pars of the body, and many othcr unpleasant
I ,
In all disorsiercu mot ions of the Blood,. called
latermittect, Remittent. Nervous, Inflammatory, and
Putrid
FEVERS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found a ter
rain remedy; because thy cleanse the stomach . and
bowels from all bilhous .- humors and purify the
blood; consequently. as they removeevery.kmd of
threes°, they arc absolutely certain to cure every kind
Of fever.
So, also. when trrarbid humors are deposited upon
the membrane and muscle, causing those pains
nation and swelling, called
1t H EU NI ATISM, GOUT, &c... •
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on as
always certain to give relief, and if persveredwith,
will most assuredly, and without fad, make, a per
fect cure of the above painful maladies.—From three
to ins of said IndianNegetable Pills taken every night
os going to bed, will; to a short time, completely rid
the body from all morbid and corrupt humors; and
rheumatism, gout, and pain of every descriptionosill
disappear. as if by magic.
`For the same reason, when, from sudden changes
of the atmosphere, or any other cause, *e perspira
tion is checked,.and those humors whichishould pass
off Is, the skin.arethrotin inwardly. causing headache,
nausea, and sickness, pain in the bones, atery and
inflamed - eyes, sofa throat, hoarseness. boughs. con
siimption, rheumatic pains in various part 4'.?l' the body
and many other symtoms of i .
CATCHING COLD,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will invariably give
immediate relief. Three or four pills tali? at night
on going to bed, and repeated a few t es, will
remove all the above unplesant symt s, and
restore the body to even sounder health before.
The same may be said of difficulty of cathing,
or'
ASTHMA.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will le .en
carry of by the stomach and bowels those r igh
phlegmy humors which stop the air c of
lungs, and are the cause of the above dread lcc
plaint
It should also be remembered that W ' ir
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are certain t • ami
pain in the side. oppression, nausea and sicki ,, s,
of appetite, costiveness. a yellow tinge of eel
and eyes, and every other mptoms of
LIVER COMP sy LAINT.
Because they purge from the body those co pt
stagnant humours, which when deposited on lie
are the cause of the above dangerous' co pla
They are also to prevent
APOPLEXY AND SUDDEN DEA
Because they carry, off those humours Ali& •
ling the circulation, are the cause of a rush. e del
mutation of blocid to the head; giddiness; e eci:
on turning suddenly round, blindness, &Orval
of memory, inflamation of the braiii,insanit •nr
disorders of the mind.
Those who labour within doors should r
that they frequently breathe an atmosphere hid
wholly unfit for the proper expansion of lur
and at the same time owing to a ant of ex. ise,
boweld are not sufficiently evaseated, . •
becomes impure, and headache, indigestio palp
dun of the heart, and many other
Brno= are sure to follow.
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE LLF,
Being a Cleanser of the stomaen and be a, al
direct puryler of the Blood, arc certain e t eel
remove pain or distress of every kind fr. e the b
but if used occasionally, so as to keep th edy
from theta bumoure which are the e of e
malady Incident to man. they will sn , . astir
promote such a just and equal circulatio • 'the bl
that those who lead a sedentary. life, w be ab
enjoy sound health, and disease of day iced
tci
absolutely impossiblee.
CAUTIONS 10 AGE
Country agents t Oad others, or: espe
informed that. owmg - to the great po tasty,
increasing demand for the, above nate. Pills.
of unprincipled persons are: bead engage
manufacturingoed vending a spurt aril(
imitation of
WIIIGIITS INDIAN VEG El • EPI
They are - also further informed t• I have
pending against one V 0. Feick, f e unter
the above•named medicine - and are c tuned a
buying or receiving medicine from . V. 0.
as he cannot by any pdssibility e the g
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills for •
All travelling agents, with genui medich
provided with a certificate of a cy, sigi
William Wright, Vice President i al' N. A. C
of Health.
Travellers, who cannot show ac ficate at
described ,will be known as base posters..
them, therefore, as you would a H • ay mat
Midnight Robber.
Oakes. devoted exclusively to •leof %.
Indian Vegetable Plllll. wholesal. id retai
169 Race St. Philadelphia. No, 28S eenwicl
Boston
N B—Beware crew count-rf • in Thh
Philadelphia.
AG EATS FOR SCHUYLKI COU/
Thomas & James Beatty. Pottsv .
Bickel & 11111, Orw,gshurg.
Daniel Saylor. Schuylkill Have
• Aaron Matta, Mahantongo.
J. ll'eist. Klangerinown
Jacob Kauffman, Lower Mall , ago,
Jonas Kauffmah. do Maha go,
Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove.
John Nnyd-.r. Friedensburg.
&G Manz. Port Clinton
Fetheroff, They & Co. 'Pascal'
William 'Tagged, Tamaqua.
John Maurer, Mahantongo.
Moriti Forreider, West Penn wnship
R Scliultrdz Co . - East Bruns Towns!
Seltzer & Bock. bleKeanshe
C. H. DeForest, Lewellyn. .
Emanuel O. & Jo..n Klan Zimmer
October 1,1842, '
J&MEZ Lit as
146-
'NEW b '
THE subscribers would a once to ti
that they have taken t,. tore last
pied by J. W. Lawton & and hay
ceived end opened an ease •nt of Dr
Groceries, Queensware, & mong whi
DRY GO IS.
f. Blue -Black and Fan colored C
Casaiment7Sattinetts-Mo. 'de Lanei
zes2flannels—Cetton d becks, !
Mor.nos-=, Breached and I leached 11
Winter Vesting,—Shaw Silk 'as
liltindkerehieD—Widscy tasted at
floisery-'-hietia Hose and , Hose-
Uinbiellae,
• GROVE .S.
Bio-4avg--Leguisa . Browned
Leaf and Brown Sugars oungliji
poweer—lmpertal and
Sptemt—Syrup.4ugar e and Tri
laastuperm and, Com ,
—ctackprs-aice+Ba and Carla
..—Barleyoke.
"QUER ARE.
•
Liverpixil.Granite, C on and Sci
Glass Tumblers, Fla Lamps &
With. an •• assortment o ashes, Co
Shovels; dm. To all , hid) We w
the attention of, our •ds and of
gr fcelino - It that we
ET2:I
CONSUDIPTON OF Till-I&INGS,
Affeaion of -the Liver, Aitlinta,2 , Branehilis.
Pain o s r
Weakness of the Breast or Lungs,
Chronic Coughs, Pleurisy, Bemis-huge of the
1 ::i
Lungs, and a affections •of the Pilitl/Oaaly
Organs. • ,
NATURE'S INN 'PRESCRIPTION.
A. compound •Balsamic preparation of the
Prunus Virgil:Mita or s' Wild Cherry Bark,"
eombined with the Extract of Tar, prepared by
a new chemical process. approved and recern.
mended by the'most distinguished physicians,
and universally acknowler s ed the most valuable
medicine ever discovered.
No Quackery!!! No Deceit - lion.
In setting forth the virtues of this Duty great
medicine. wo have no desire to deceive those
who are labouring under affliction, nor do we
wish to eulogize it morn than it justly _deserves.
Yet when we look around and tee 'the vast a.
mount of suffering and distress occasioned by
many of the diseases in which this medicine has
proved so - highly successful, we feel that we can
not urge its claims too strongly, or say toe much
in its favour.
Various remedies it is true have been offered,
and puffed into notice for the cure of diseases of
the Lunge, and some have no doubt Seen found
very useful, but of all that have yet been discov
ered, it is admitted by physicians and all who
have witnessed its effects, that Ilene has proved
as successful as this. Such indeed, are the
SCUPRISING VIRTUES
01 this Balsam, that even in the advanced stages
of Posses:num, after all the most esteemed rem
edi.e of physicians have failed to effect any
change, the use of this medicine has been pro.
dactive of the moat astonishing relief, and ac•
tually effected cures after all hopes of recovery
had been despaired of.
In the first stages of the disesissienned "Ca
li/Thal Consumption," originating from neglect
ed COLD, it has been used with undeviating
hotness, and , hundreds acknowledge they owe
the restoration of their health to this invaluable
medicine alone. In that form of Consumption
so prevalent amongst delicate young females,
commonly termed debility, or
e GOING INTO A DECLINE,"
A complaint with which thousands are linger.
ing, it hue also proved highly successful, and not
only possesses the power of checking the prog
ress of this alarmieg,comslaint, but also otrengh
er.s and invigoratfs the spurn more effectually
than any medicine we have ever possessed.
Besides its surprising efficacy in Consump
tion, it is equally efficacious in Liver Complaints,
Asthma, Bronchitis, and all affections of the
and Lungs, and has cured many of the nfost obsti.
end nate cases, after-every other remedy had tailed.
s ic lErfor particlars see Dr. Wistar's Treatise on
cm- Consumption, to be had of the agents.
rs The Extraordinary Success
ow , Attending the use of this medicine in diseases
,oes of the Lungs, and the many singular cures it
kin has effected, having fully established its efficacy,
and as we have already published numerous cer.
• tificates from the bightet authority, which prove
and its virtues beyond all doubt, we consider it na
ver• necessary to exhibit a long list of them in this
` ,t. place, and will only mention a few cases, to show
what it has done.
le- WHILE LIFE REMAINS
ter
ally WE HAVE STILL SOME HOPE.
loss A SURPRISING CURE.—Among the many eh
all gular cures which this medicine has effected,
there is perhaps none in which its powers are so
is fully showreas in the case of Mrs. Austin.
igs, This lady had been consumptive for several
The pare, and during the greater part of this time
lood had received the best medical attention, and tri.
am' .ed all the most valuable remedies, yet nothing ,
able could be found to arrest its progress., She be
-
S. came subject-to violent fits of coughing, expecto.
in d a rated large quantities of matter occasionally tin
l y to gad with blood, and step by step this fearful dis
rody, ease continued its course, until all hopes of a re•
free covery was entirely despaired of. While in this
ra . ry distressing situation, lingering upon the very
redly verge of the grave, she commenced the use of
'loud this Balsam, tartibM to use her own expression, op.
.e to
112 be crated almost like a charm. In a few days. she
- expectorated freely, The cough was grudually
endlo
looks,
e k v s e , r a y n d d a
t y 3o a w p , p i e ti a r t
h e d e t p o l a add ce o
i t h atfresh
B : l lg P OU re r aS to ed h ' er ,
and emaciated form withering to decay, she is seen
a host Mingling in society, in better ,health than she
4 ill has enjoyed for years,
DISINTERESTED TP,TISIONV. — Having witnes-
J.L. sed the surprising effeca - by of Dr. Wiatar's - Bal.
e a suit sam of Wild Cherry, in the case of Mrs. Admin.
treeing I cheerfully acknowledge the above statement
aeinst to be true and correct.
kalek, ' J. C. %V ALTERS, M. D.
renuine LIVER COUPLAINT.--Sire. Eliza Thompson was
atileted with this complaint tor nearly five years,
Me are
reedby euring whieti-time elle was under the most skil.
College ful physicians—had tried Mercury, Botanic, and
lioniCepaMiC reiriedie , „ and every Illing,liial of.
Ls above terred her - any hopes of relief. She had dull,
.—Shun wandering pains in the side, sometimes in the
u, or a shoulder Lindeman of the back, a hacking cough,
frequent pains in the breast, and had been line -
Vright's ble to sleep on the right side for three yoars•—
il, NO. By the use or this Balsam,-she was cured in a
attest, few weeks, and +=tans well to this day.
ELIZA THOMPSON.
- Woodatown, Sept. 4,1841.
Dear Sir :—.Although your invaluable Medi
cine has already found hundreds of powerful ad
vocates, it may still be gratifying to you to re
ceive o communication from any one that has
been relieved by it. Such, Sir, is truly my case.
I . have been' a .victim to that terrible disease
Consumption. for many months, and have Haar.
ed so much, that I had becume t almost wavy of
my life. . Hearing your Balsam so highly wills
ed,-I`began taking it a - few weeks back, and can
assure you it has relieved me more than any
- thing .1 have ever used befit:V l and 1 eentidecily
believe it will cure me ef f ectually. Please give
the bearer the .worth of the i
enclosed and oblige,
Yours Reepectlully, -
JOHN PEARSON.
. . ..,. Chester County, Sept. 6,1811.
Friend Wistar :—lt gives we much pleasure
=MI
mszi
!MI
•rd Street
MO
antown
40--
to inform thee that my wile's health has iinprev-
Lbe'public ed very much since she has been using thy Bal.
sly occu earn of Wild Cherry, and we think there is no
a just Ire. doubt but it will cure her. She has taken the
7 Goode, two bottles I purchased from thee a short 'time
teeb-era since, and her cough is much better, she also
sleeps well at night, and says she has found no.
thing togiviher so much relief. Thee will please
fl a_c oth
,miin.J'•Th. give the bearer two bottles more. fur
uy Friend, EDWARD HOLMES.
Tickings,
Hi ' c ot t onLancaster County, Julyila, 1841.
4 c otton Dear Slr:— Please send me two bo ties of your
-Woolson- cotton genuine Balsam 4 Wild Cherry. have been
-Gloves..-. afflicted with Consumption for the kit two years
and suffered very, much with a severe cough,
, pains'in my breast. diffinitY of breathing, night
coerees... . sweats, &e.,and having tried numerous remedies,
,"_ and also been under several doctors. yet I could
. / . 5. )1 . 3 7"'"" not find any thing to relieve inc until I used
-Pickles some of your Balsam. I 1 g ot one bottle from a
inidad Mo. 'of -. .is
ish _ neighbor, mine who using it,and have found
' such wonderful relief from it that I have no doubt
it will cure me•e ectual y.
. ' Very respectfully yours, Szn.
-- i : - - ROBERT HOMMAN. -
etch Watt., - -
0., • tr Bead the following from Dr. Jacob 'Hoff:
day, wtoietber
man, a physician of extensive practice in Hun.
Dom wogs tingden county. .
Dear Sir.—l procure d bottle of Dr. Wis.
the public
•tar'illalsam of. Wild Cherry; from Thomas Reed,
can give
Esq., of this place, and tried It in a case Of obsti
nate Asthma, on a child (Creel Schwebie, in
which many other remedies had been tried With.
out any relief. The .Balsam 'save sudden relief,
and in my Opinion, the child is effectually cared
by its use. Yours. &04 ' ' -
. . JACOB HOFFMAN," M. D. '
Deceitiber Ind, 1841. r...-
.. .
Dear'Sir,—Your Iltdaini'nf Wild Cherry has
effected -some astunishhig cures here. One at
'which is an olds lady. Mrs iluesell.wholtsd been
suffering for a long time with shortness of breath:
ingiand general weakness, until she was . finally
I obliged to keep her bed. ' After_ sailor', other is.
[AWNtiodbymi Nodded loin min i the comma.
MIZI
.ted.ritsimr your Ittilsaat i end tifterlaltint two bot
tles. ratt so ler, recovered as to be able to attend •
to all the duties other bonse; and on taking two
bottles more was entirely, cored.
Respectfully dru.. • : • • ,
roaN MARTIN.
Pottsville Pa ' ; - •
there is a 'spurionS niiiture
called syrup of -Wild Cherry; parchasero shoeld
be very particular to ask for 'Dr. WISTAR'S
BALSAM, and observe his signature °tithe Bot l
Prepared for the proprietor. fad sold of
sale by Williams & Co., Chemists, NO. 21 Minor
iitreet,'Philadelpitta. • - - ' '
Sold in Pottsville by Zell EICHHOLTZ Ond
JOHN S. C. MARTIN, and .in almost every
town and village throughout the country. ,
Price 1 00.0 Bottle. - . .
January 7, 1843. • ,2•!- ,
A Brr nirrAT.--.The following line% ex.
pressive of thit virtues Of, Dr.
. rn lVjartrep' pikers
of Wild Cherry, the unriralletyieedy far !CN.
sourriott, am.' has recently UPPearediii :One of
the country pipers," n&itlthough ire do not know
to whom we are indebted-rot this Poetic Wiwi'
we think it too good to be lost, end peblish if
for the benefit of our readers generally.
4. War Num Ti vsz"—Esek4eL,
Why should ye be sick,ye . poordying mortals;.
Why linger in sadness. 'twist eartlkand the sky
A-Balsas awaits you, that opens the porntli' , •
Of vigor and health, then why should ye die f
Your Liter Cmrpfaints Or settled toruninowien, ,_
The. Asthma, Bronctitas. COughs. Colds or might
.I • •
The .• WILD Ciltalrit BALSor—aiegitna all pre.
gumption
is certain to cure you—then away wittyregrem. •
If you would live-and be merry—youll buy:
Wistar'a Wild Cherry,. -
At Eichholtes Drug Store sold; • • -
if fur moping and sadness, you would' substitute
gladness.
Take it—and you'll live to grow old. '
.
Before your money's all spent, or on dyiligyoterbent,
Try Wiser—before you taketeave— - •
Sure you bad better go borrow. than giveup in sor
row. •
OneDollsr" may buy a reprieve:
• Price 01.00 a Boule--Principal opt; N 0.16
South Fftd Street. near Chestnut, Pella. \
RATES OF FREIGUT ON _COAL,'
Per Ton. from Poniville and Schap given
to Way Pointe; Nov. 14, 1842.
-
To Richmond or the -
Inclined Plane, $1,50
Conchehocken. 1,40
" Norristown, . 1,35
Port Kennedy, 03 1`,28
• Valley Forge, 1,30 • 1,15
" Pbrenizville, 3. 2 4 - , 1.20
" Pottstown, 1,10. --', 1,05 ' 1
" Douglassville, 1,05 ;1.00 - •
" Reading, . 95 -I) 90 :
" Altbouse's Bridge, 85 - 80
Mohrsville, - 80 -• ' •80 -
" Hamburg, •. - 6?'. . .67
" Port Clinton, 56 ' 56
1 . Orwigsburg, 33 - 33
An allowance of 20 per cent._ pt
rton will be
made to those furnishing their own Cars, -to
Richmond or the Inclined Plane.Trom Puttattale
or Schuylkill Haven, but to no other points. :,
Novcmher 26. . , 48—.
THE subscriber bad made arrangements for
the sale of this celebrated Ink, by - the dozen
or single Bottle, at Mr.. Hoover's wholesale and
retail Philadelphia prizes, and -Would respect
fully invite all those 10 want of a good article to
call', and judge for themselves. . .
The Departmeuta at Washington, after testing
the different kinds of Ink manufactured,. have
decided in favor of Mr. Hoover's-4nd a supply
for the ensuing session of Congress lilts been en
gaged at his establishment.
The following are selected from menthe
numerous certificates in favor of this Ink:
,• From the Pennsylvanian: -
Woven's INS.—Good irk is a Very good thing;
and like most good things, it is not very often to
be met with ; but we think we may from actual
experiment; cordially recommend the writing
ink made and hold by Mr. Joseph E. Hoover, Nu.
105 north Third street, as being a capital article.
It flows freely from the pen—is transparent - and
without sedimert, find has an excellent color. It
is by tar the best ink we have u 4 for smile
time, and those who are' particular in this mat
ter, cannot, do better than furnish' themselves.
from Mr. Hoover's establishment. Their notions
about ink must differ materially from our/, it
they are c not pleased and very much pleased with
his manufacture.
Testimony of M. A. Hour, Esq., Teacher of
Penmanship:
" After testing the various kidds of ink fOur.'d
in this market during the how eight yearn, I - am
free to state that a thorough trial of Mr. J. E.
Hoovaa's ink hap induced me to-use it in my
Writing Rooms, 'and the scholars under •my
charge, in preference : to any other, as it does not
corrode the steel pen, flows freely, haa fiee, per
manent, black glossy lustre, is entirely free from
sediment, does not mould or become thiCk ; and,
in my own opinion, only needs to 'be known anti
tested, to be sought eller and generally used.
• M. A. ROOT,
B. W. corner of Eighth and Arch streets.
Philada. ' Jan. 25, 1842. ,
One 0z.,4 oz., 6 oz., 8 ez , Pt., rind Qt. Bottles
by the dozen, or single for sale by
B. HANNAN,
Agent for the Proprietor.
47--
November 19.
MILITARY STORE.
rgraiE subscriber would respectful) ; inform his
11- friends and, ustomers, that be has cated•hts
Military • Cap Manufactory
In Third Street, No. 101, a few doors beloW 'Race
where he Would be pleased to see his old customers
and as many new ones as are disposed to favour him
with their custom. Maull c.mtinues to manufacture
Military and Sponmen's articles of tAiery description:
such. as Leather, Cloth, Felt, Silk and 134aver,Dress
Caps, of all patterns; Forage Gaps; Holsters for troop
v
, Cal l / 2 01.10 Boxes, Bayonet Scabbards. Sword
Belts of ; Canteens . ; Knapsacki different
patterns: F ire Buckets, s in g Boxes, . Tuba do,
Brush and Pickers, Plumes; PompLT"'
Caps, Leather Stocks, Gun Cases; superior
Shot Bap, Game Bap. Brizovotke..4l3.
itr:Ordera thanktully received aud promptly; akk*
tended to. WILLIAM CIIESSMAN.
No. 101 North Third St., a few doors below RkettA
Philadelphia, Oct. 29. - ' 41-6 m. -
'DOCKET BOOKS—Ladies' and Gentleniatee
A- Pocket Books; and Card Cases . ; , and:Poakil
Wallets, just teemed and for tale
Sept. 24 39 BANNAN.
HAMS & SHOULDERS. - • i
•
PRIME Western Hams, t cured wit 4 toe
without . awoke,)
Shoulders & Sides - • ,
Boston Smoked Beef,
Sologne:Sausage,. '.
Binaked and Pickled Salmon .
Halifax aidMessichasetts
'Si ad; 'Herring. COil
6rsaleat- •E. Q.& A: OEN DERSONII./.'
MD Creek and Mine IllllNarigation and'
Bail Bead Carepanys
Bard of Pdanagera have this day:*ll- '
red a Dividend - of six per , cant, w the qp '
tal stock of this 'eon:weep, pvyabk to LW 'sttkik- - ,
holders,lin of alter the $Lh *hot. at the Wade of
the Treasurer.' -
ArRCSSEIA. Stirs*
CT. &Danner publish 3 Mona and chingee
this
'January;!,
- . ..trissoLvncilicr
TIIE. partnership -- hitherto existing between
the' subsecibers,upder. t h e .U Ol e ri e eepto
White & Son. ht this -day ,dissolved, by „mutest
consent.. All persona having Chime against the:
late Ural, wall &awl prisieat them tor payment,/
and those indebtekwill please Call and settle the ,
sansawitth either olthe subseritiena • .
- • . • - —JOSEPH WHITEo -
•
ANDREW-&- - WHITE.
The, liiisiriesi will be nentinaestr la titg,
stand, by Andresisrs. , whate; •
mouatutkinainuiry. 7 •• •
From Pottsville, Selel Haven.
01,40
1,32
1.30
HOOVER'S INK.
ATTENTIOAY.
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