j 5
. THE OLD EWE OOAT.
.
I love it-110re it, who'd he suetia bloat -
Ai to' hide Lee for loving that old blue coat?
I've treasured it long, though its gloaChas fled—
Vic tufehed with silk, and I've darned it with
thread,
'Tis mended a thousand times—ee l ea p,
Yet to ray back my old coat I . preap,
Do you ask me why? ol'is my only one—
And what shall I do when that is gone 7
I've worn it, and worn it, for many a day,
While theeollar grew brown,'.rne. the seams grew
• • 'gray ;
And I almcot swore., as the people would smile
And turn from the coats that were made io the
style.
Years rolled on, and i •wore it still,
But to . rtiake it hanglon it needed all my st ill,
And I found how much tho heart can bear,
When an envious nail did my old coat tear.
'Tie patched- I tis patched—but I wear it th;ruore
Atid if none saw-the place where the creel nail
tore;
'twas I brushed it, and sponged it, end spread
Blue ink on the spots that began to lade,
Say it is shabby and deem it cheap,
While my elbows througl its crevices peep,
But I love it— I love it—the day's far remote
When Lever earl get such another old coat.
f The N. 0. Picayune in describing one of the
ghost ,itnportant topics that Lae ever engaged the
contemplation of genius, remarks with great
.trutb,
man who systematically and wilfully sets
kintself abdut. chewing 's prner, would commit
— highway zobbery upon a crying ‘ baby, and rob it
ra its gingerbread, There is no alifh thing as wri
ting down bow mean be is. Oen the man whot
was so mean that "it stuck out away across tile
street, and stopped the vehicle," Was a very re
spectable personage in comparison."
Prior:mass or Tat ARG.—This ii"Nlled the
age of progress', and we reckon it must be, if all
esidencea around ti are carefully assorted and
'reckoned up. Among the many pleaslng eviden.
- nes that fuo!s are improving, are the following, re.
cently discovered in New .York State, being the
productions of several pedvgogues in petticoats
and in breeches.: The first us copy" set for the
scheed boys and. girls :
,'.Bury is but Skin deep and soon Fades :
One Esau, beet is Another mane pison.
_ Santsrell Johnson his writing Book.
tle'.that in writtn ;would improve, must first
with ritia fallin ; love.
= Bow tegiotts . and tasteless the hours %hen
jest's no longer [see."
That ie.entinently refreshiLg.
In another case, a lady desirous to show the
young ideas of a neighborhood bow to sprout, ap
plied to the Superintendent, informing him that
she had teached a number of, times, and had ceriifi
'sates to that effect.
A lank, long, bean pole of humanity, lame' ise
Sent in the folopling appeal and application for a
place :
&Miter
i Am tolled that You want a Stole
teacher. ism Glad to here it; as i steal bee at lee.
sure for kwite a spel this •wintur. i tort spellin
And ritin Ind Sitrin and carnige planting and a
leetle hit of kooperin sevensl tithes. my Prices is
kwite to. pliese to let me here from you airly.
Yurso
It: u non Juana."
There nOw, 6.schstora distni-setl" 'tor the prc
sent. No wonder that there are Comets about.
chd. Star.
THE Manta OF .L.DUCATION.-011 s cottage
window near Plymstock ts:the
fallowing:— I--
Parish'Clarck Beargeant. Brinth, tacheth young
Carte and Buoys to rade and rite daleth in MAO
candsls Auger plums rish litcs crimes, mole traps;
MOM traps, spring, guns, and all other sich md- -
teri—teeth distracted, bird drawn, bliaters,-Pils,
miiture maid,also nails, and bosses shoed, heip•
prune salts, and curves cut, and all other things on
reasonable Tarmes.---N. B. sod also my Misses
goes out has mad widwife in the cheepest way
posuble:-
The following, which a friend has kindly fur
nished us, the'. Manner of hie ol ; :taining which it is
unnecessary to state, is gin/a to be lost--
41. has been to S4raleza: lie says it was,
durinit lhe summer. a very btistlinlr place. One
lady, who wore a particulai article of dress of
enormous dimensions,' ;ins seated in a public pi
Jar, near a grand cnotheriplookina old -woman,
who, observing the appearance caused by the art--
cte, asked het— °
:•Madan, 'do you expect the waters Will cure
"yeti 1'
'•Yes, ma'am.'
.Well, I loess you will have to stay a long time
for it is tittratofullt a t swelling i ever saw.—Fre
donia Censor.
After the battle of Bunker litut, when the Ame.
'kens had retired from the field, the British still
kept up u random cannonading. Three Ameri
cans weary sand exhaustO, ad down up in the
grass to tell each other of their , hair-hre.dth es
:cape,' and to discuis w.thal the contents of their
canteens.—While thus regaling themselves, they
were thrown into great cOrtsternation by a cannon
ball which struck the giound, within a fear yards of
where they were aline; two \of the men sprung to
'their feet in ininstapt and attempted to find some
other Ogee of socdiity ; while a facetious charac
ter, by the name of Smith, from Gdmantown, N.
IL seated' himself on- the exact spot where the
ball struelt, and' honking up in the direction from
whence it came, with uo apparent concern, said.
;Boo'. Shoot away,ttOd be flanged, you can't bit
titre in one, phice. '
' During the course of Pen. G. D. Wall's defence
of yioung Mercer, that learned and eloquent gentle
man-with irriere - vsiye and thiiiiqg effect said. ...Fell
me not,that ;law requires blood for blood—tell me
mot that the rnan who has driven this poor boy
~mad, is not dealt withby en avenging Providence,
when he falls by the hart& of bic
• lbad rather hate C. : Vowed him to his grave than
that be shooldnot have done thiii" deed. I speak
sea man, and pot as it lawyer ; But when we fuel
that he has done right, why, hand him over to that
• clemency from othars, which you All feel, and which
may come or may not."
I.lEkirk" :VCIIIDICT anArslT k
caseolseduction came before the gheOfra Jury on
Monday at ernoor.— -a case of a very aggravated
choratter. . -
It appears that the daugiter of a lady by the
name of NFre. Rosa, who keeps a boarding house,
Warne dmvietitu of a young man who is engaged
in the office of a lawyer. The mother brought
inkiest the rowan action r damages, named. at
$lO,OOO. The evie was allowed to go by difaidt,
and in true pet:geese of law it came bet( re a She
ritra)nry on Monday to dowel; the damages. Al.
ter hearing all-the evidence, it appeared so aggrali
ea That the jury returned - a ve_rdtel of $lO,OOO
dam' 2ges:
IiaIIAPER HANGINGS, BORDERS, &C.—
,!•• The subscriber heaps& received an elegant
'assortment of new Spring Patterns of Paper
Hangings, for Parlors. Halls, Itonmsaffe., togeth.
rwiU er with a choice siwortinent of Border*, which
be sold at greatly reMieed prices fc cub, or
on abort credit..
The public ere re:spectral requested to cal
end examine his assottrnera-..ss he to deter mitt
'alto sell at peiees to-suit the times.
March 48, ' B. BANNAN.
12—
COMMON OIG.-A fresh "WA' Corn
_mon Oil, fm sale by. SIittLYMAN &CO..
Ma le,. 12-
FOB
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
.4ffeditens of the Liver, Asthma; Bronchitis,
Pain or Weakness of the Breast or Lungs,
.Chronic Coles. pleurisy, lienurrhage of the
Lungs, and all affections of the Pulmonary
Omaha. L.
'
All RE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A comnomad Flalsanne preparation of the
Prima rirginimia or Wild Cberry . Birk,"
`combined witn the Extract of Tar. prepared by
a new chemical prociqw, approved and recem.
mended by the most distinguished physicians,
and universally acknowleged the moat valuable
medicine ever discovered.
Nu Quaektry!!! No. Dec.prion.
In setting firth the.virtoes of this truly great
medicine, we have no desire to deceive those
who are labouring under afilletion, nor do we
wish to eulogize it more than tt justly deserves.
Yet when we look around and ate the vast a
mount of suffering and distress ciCeasiotied by
many of the diseases in which thisAnedicina has
proved so highly huccessful, wefea that we can.
not urge its claims too strongly, or say too much
in its favour.
Varioi.a remedies it is true have been offered.
and puffed Into not for the cure ofdiseases of
the Longs, and some have no doubt' been found
very useful, but of ill that have vet been disco".
creel; it is atitnitted by physicians and all who
have witnessed its effects, that none has proved
as succes.ful'as this. Such indeed, arc the
SICIIPRISING VIRTUES
01 this Balsam, that even in the advanced stages
of Cossonrriont, after all the most esteemed rem.
edi,a of physicians have failed to effect any
change, the use of this medicine has been pro.
ductive of the most astonishing relief, and ac
tually effected cures after all hu i perof recovery
had been despaired of:
In the first stages of the dtseasa, termed "Ca
tarrhal Consumption," originating from neglect.
ed'OoLD, it has been used with undeviating
success, and hundreds acknowledge they owe
the restoration of their health to this invaluable
medicine alone. In that lorre of Consumption
FO prevafont amongst delicate young females,
commonly termed debility, or
uGOING INTO A DECLINE,"
A•complaint, wish which thousands are linger.
ing, it has also proved highly successful, and fyiot
only possesses the power of checking the prog
ress of this alarming cin"nplaint, but also strengh
ens and invigorates the system more effectually
than any medicsne we have ever posSessed.
des its surprising efficacy in Consump-
Win c it is equally efficacious in Liner Complaints,
"Asthma;
. Branchitis, and all affections of the
Lunge. a n d has cured many of the moat obsti.
nritO cases, after every other remedy had faded.
'll.lFor particlars see Dr. Wistar's Treatise on
Consumption, to be had of the agents.
J lie Extraordinary Success
_
Attending the use of this medicine in diseases
of the Lungs, and the many singular cures it
has effected, having fully established its efficacy,
and as 'we have already published numerous cer.
tifitates from the highest authority, which prove
its virtues beyond all doubt, we consider it un
necessary to exhibit .a long list of them in tlids,
place, and will only mention a few cases, to shoW
what it has done.
WIIILE LIFE REMAINS 1: 7
WE HAVE STILL SOME HOPE.
A SCRPI4I4INO CURE.—Among the -Many sin.
gular cures which this medicine has effected,
there is perhaps none in which its powers are BO
fully shown as in the case of Mrs. Austin.
This lady had been consumptive for several
years, and during the greater part of this time
had received the best medical attention, and ti i.
the most valuable remedies, yet nothing
- could _he remind to arrest its progress.. She be
camesithjeecto violent fi bs of coughing, expecto
ratedilerge quaiilities_of matter occasionally_ tin
ged with blood, and step by step this fearful dis
ease continued its course, until all hopes of a re
covery was entirely despaired of. While in this
distressing situation, iii goring upon the very
verge of the grave, she commenced the use of
this Balsam, which to use her own expression, op.
crated almost likes charm. In a few days she.
expectorated freely, the cough was gradually
suppressed, and every day appeared to add fresh
vigour to her looks, and now, in the place of that
emaciated form withering to decay.phe is seen
mingling in society, in better health than she
has enjoyed fur years, ,
DMNTEFLE,TED Te-s'rimotsv.-11avitig witnes.
scd the Surprising efficacy of Dr. Wiatar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry, in the case of Mrs. Austin,
I cheerfully Helium...ledge the above etatemont
to be true and correct.
J. C. WALTERS. M. D
LIVER Counsimr.--Mrs. Eliza Thompson was
afficted with this complaint for nearly five years,
curing which tune she was under the most skil
ful physitians--hadtried Mercury, Botanic, and
Slomwpathic remedies, and every thing_that of.
lerred her any hopes of rebel. She had dull,
wandering pains in the bide, sometimes in the
shoulder and small of the back, a hacking cough,
frerfuent pains in the breast, and had .been una
ble to steep on the right side for three years--
By the use of this Ila!sam, she was cured in a
tew weeks, and remains well to this day.
ELIZA TUOMPSON.
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 a communication trom any one that has
been relieved by It. Such, Sir, is truly my case.
I have been a victim ter that terrible \ disease
Consumption, for many months. andliave, suffer.
ed so much, that I bad become Almost Weary of
my life. Hearing your Balsam so leighli prais.
ed, 1 began taking it a few weeks back, dud can
assure you it has relieved me more thab any
thing 1 have ever used before, and 1 con fi ‘ ntly
believe it will cure me effectually. Please ive
the bearer the worth of the enclosed, and Oh' e,
Yours Respectitly. '
LJOIIN PEARSON.
' . Cheater' County, Sept. 6, 1841.-
Friend Whiter : It gives me much pleasure
to inform thee that my wife's health has improv.
ed very much since she has been using thy Bel.
sam of Wild Cherry, and we think there is no
doubt but it will cure her, She hair taken the
two bottles I purchased from thee a short time
since, and her cough is much better she also
sleeps well at night, and says she has found no.
thing to give her so mach relief. Thee will please
give'the bearer two bottles more fur ''
Thy Friend, EDWARD HOLMES.
Lancaster County, July, 18, 1841.
Dear Sir:—Please send me two bottles of your
genuine Balsam of Wild Cherry. 1 have been
afflicted with Consumption for the lust two years
and suffered very much with a severe cough,
pains in my breast, difficulty of breathing, night
sweats, ifi.c.,and having tired numerous remedies,
and also been under several doctors, yet I could
not find any thing to relieve me until I used
seine of your Balsam. I got one bottle Born a
neighbor, of mine who is using it, and have found
such wonderful relietfronalt that I have no doubt
it will cure me effectually.
Very respectfully yours, Ste,
ROBERT ROM M AN.
Er Read the follnuing from Dr. Jacob Me
man, a physician of extensive practice iii Hue.
tingdon county.
Dear Sir,--Iprocured one bottle of • Dr. Wia.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, from Thomas Reed,
Esq., of this:place, and tried it in a case of obati.
nate Asthma, on a child of Paul Schwebie, in
which many other remedies had been tried with.
out any relief. The Balsam gave sudden relief,
and in my opiniun , the child is,efFectivilly cured
by its use. Yours. . he „
JACOB kIOFFMAN, M. D.
December 23d. 1841.
Dear Sir,,—Your Balsam otWild Cherry has
effected sane astonishing cures here. One of
which is an odd lady. Mrs Russell, who had been
suffering for a long time with shortness of breath.
ing, and general weakness, until she was finally
obliged to keep her bed. After vatiotte other re
medics had been resorted to in vain, the commcn
ced wing your. Unlearn, and after taking two bat
ME
ties, was so faerecovered,,ta to be able to attend.
to all the dutieS of her hoP ; . and on taking...pro
bulges more was entirely cured.
. Respectfully ate
IdlIN S. C. MARTIN:.
Pottsville. Pa. -
CAUTION.---As them is a spurious mixture
called syrup of: Wild Chrrry, parcbssers should
be very particular to ask for Dr. W 'STAR'S
BALSAM, and obseive his signature on the Dot.
Prepared far the proprietoi, and sold at whole_
sale by W &Co.,Cheraista, No. `2l 4ihor
itreei, Philadelphia.
Sold of Pol,teville by E. B. EICII BOLTZ and
.1011 N C 4 MARTIN, and in almost every
sown and throughout the country.
Price ei I 00 a Bottle.
=l=
DANIEL B. 'IAA.,
TOWN , HALL STORE.
HAAS* LAING,
TAKE pleasure in- announcing to the citizens o
■ Schuylkill county. that they have jolt opened in
the ba , cment story of the Town Hall, on Centre
street. in the Borough of Pottsville, a splendid as
sortment of
NE Al GOODS,
l ust brought from Philadelphia, where they were Ise
ectecl with great care, and .purchased at unusually
ow prices—comprising every variety of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Glass Ware, China
Ware, Queens and . Earthen- Ware,
Among which may be fand
Superfine Cloths. of various colors and qualities,
Blue, Black and Fancy-colored CassiMerese,
Sattinets, Flannels, and' Woolen Blankets.
Prints. Lawns, Ginghaais,'Morinoes and Plaids,
S lk. S aim Linen and Laces.
Canton Flannel, Hollands and Nanking,
Marseillesand Valenti, Vestings,
3.4.4-4, 54,6-4 Musl ins. Bleached & Unbleached,
Silk, Cambric, Gingham and Cotton Handl&
New and an, error style Summer Cloths,
Cottonades and Beverteens,
In tine, a very general assortment of
Gentlemen's Summer Ware. 4
Silk.Cotton..Mohair, Morino & Wored Stockings
Ladies Ind Gentlemen 'a Super Rid, Hoskin, York
tan, Silk. Thread, Beaver & Buckskin Gloves,
Ladies' Silk, Mohair and Picnic Mitts, &c.
New Oriesnr, St. Croix, Porto Rico, Loaf and.
Lump Sugars.
,' • New Orleans. Sugar Home. and Syrup Molasses,
Tea s:d Coffee, of various kinds,
Cheese, Candles, Soap anti Vinegar.
Salmon, Herring, Mackerel. Shad and Codfish,
Hams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef. and Venison,.
Olive Oil. Fresh •Fruii, and Oat Meal,
Havanna, ilalf Spanish and Common Sega rs,
Soda , Water anti & gar Crackers.
Sperm Oil. Butter, Eggs, and Lard,
Dried Apples snd Peaches,
and a great variety ofother articles, all of which will
be sold at low prices for cash. or in Exchange for
country produce.
per Remember the Town KaUStore.
Pottsville. May 14,
117 WllO WANTS BARGAINS..tg
_tPPINCOTT & TAYLOR are 'receiving from
FLA their Wholesale and Retail Store, No, 24, Mar
ket street, Philadelphia, a lot of superior Ready Made
Clothing, and which they are obliged to offer at low
prices. in order to dispose of their Winter stock, and.
by selling at reduced prices, it will enable them to
dispose of a eir splendid assortment of Clothing, to
the entire satrafaction of the customers. By calling
and cramming, you wi:l find full Lined Plain and Fig
uref Beaver Cloth Suttout Coats varying in pnce
from _ $ll Onto 15 00
Superior English Pilot coats, 6 00 to 10 00
do rustling la 2SO to 500
do Blue and Pal. ..'rock Fonts 900t012 00
do do Dress do 900 to 1 150
Co Grey and G•. an Cloth Coats 700 to 900
.do Moleskin Ft ick & Dress do 4 0050 500
Also on hand an assortment of Fancy
Satin Vests. 250 to 4 50
With a variety of Suspenders, Stocks, and Collins,
&c., ail of whO. will be sold to the entire satisfac
tion (dal! ilk may call, by
LIFTINCOT dr. TAYLOR,
Mammoth Clothing Store,
Corner of Mahan tango and Centro street.
P. S.—We are now prepared to accommodate
those fincen men that called on us last Saturday fo
Sunout Coats at their own prices.
Pottsville. December 31.
NEW DRUG STORE.
E. D. EICIDIOLTZ, respectfully
informs the citizens of Pottsville, 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,
Oils, Dyes,
Vars*s, Putty,
Glas‘ Spices,
Patent Medicines, ere., Ae.
And solicits a share of public patro. , sge, con&
deadly assuring the public that every article in
his line, shall be of the first qualitvand purely
genuine.
flaying served a regular apprenticeship to the
busines in Philadelphia, those who favour him
with a call, can rest satisfied that be will guard
strictly against all mistakes, and have their med
icines put op with the greatest care and nicety.
Physicians prescriptions attended to with par
ticularsare, at all hours. Country Physicians and
Storekeepers, supplied at a small advance on ci.
ty prices. 'Pottsville, December 3. 49—f
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
200 New Cobo's Spelling Rooks
200 do do Readers No. 1
200 do do do No. 2
50 Frosts American Speaker
50 do History of the United States
50 do Grammars
50 Keith's A rithmeties
50 :Mitchell's Geographical Readers
50 do Geography and Atlas
50 do Primary Geography
All of which will be sold wholesale and retail
et Philadelphia prices, by the subscriber
January 21, 1843,
SHERIFFALTY.
To the Free and Independent Elec
tors of Schuylkill County.
lI.AVING been solicited by a large number
of my friends, lam induced-to offer tuyielf
as a candidate, at the ensuing election, for the
office of
SHERIFF.
Should I be so fortunate as to receive a majority
of your- votes I will - perform the duties of that
office impartially and to the best of my-ability.
WILLIAM MA'TZ,
West Brunsw lg.
March 18, 12-4-
To the Free and Independent Voters
of Sehupkill County.
WELLOWZITIZENS:—The solicitation . * of
IL' numerous friends, why have promised•me
their support, have incloced meta offer myself to
your consideration, as a candidate for the .Of
fice of •
SHERIFF,
at the next October Election. Should I he so
fortunate as to receive a majority of your votes,
I will spare no exertions to-give entire gamble.
tion, by fulfilline the dully' of the Office with.
industry and fidelity.
NICHOLAS SeITZINCER.
Pottsville, March 25, 1843. 13—
To Country Nerolawns and Oloichant
Tailors.
WE invite your attention to our extensive as
sortmeni English, Freack, and dozen
can Bread Cloths, of various qualities and ap.
proved colors. Also Habit and Double Miil
Cloths, together with a good assortment of Plain
and` New Style Fancy single and double-milled
Cassimers, Sattinetts, Velveteens, Giraffe-Cloths,
Merino, Summer Cluths,Gambroons, Linen Dril
lings, and other articles. fur Summer wear, Eng.
lish and French boiled Satins, Valencia and oth
er Vestiegs, Silk Velvets, Brown and Black Hol.
lands, Silk and Verona Serges,Silicies, Cubans,
Paddings, Canvass, Buttons, Sewing Silks, Scarf
Twisi„Thread, Bindings, Cards, Tapes, and all
other articles of trimmings used by Tailors.
We are daily receiving flesh goods which are
examined and every article warranted as repro.
scnted, and sold at prices that will give satisfac
tion to purchasers.
LIPPINCOTT' & PARRY;
Importers find dealers in Cloths Cassimets &c.
No. 57, North 2d St., a few dawn below Arch.
Philadelphia, Aptil l r 14.-2 at
THE MINERS' JOURNAL.
PROTECTION.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
Trn FRANKLIN INSURANCE Co.,
OF FUI LADELPOLI.
Capit6l S 400,000, Paid in.
CHART= rEUSTIIAtin
J ONTINUE to make) Insurance, pemament
ape limited on every 'description of properly
in town and Country op the usual Favorable terms
Office 1631 Chesnut Street near fifth street.
CHARLES N. PAN/WEIL President
-'
D FR EMORS,
Charles N Banker, Samuel Grant..
James Scott. L Frederick Brown,
Thomas Hart, Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas S. Wharton, Gee. W.Rieharda,
Tobias Wagner. Modeeai D. Lewii.
CHARLFS G. BANCKER,
The Subscriber has been appointed agent for
the aboire mentioned institution, and is now pre.
pared to make insurance, on every description of
property, at the lowest rates.
ANDREW RUSSEL
Pottsville. June 19. 1841. 25—ly
JAIIID3 LAI ZIG'.I.I.
Indemnity against loss or damage by Fire.
Capital $400,000.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
THE SPRING GARDEN INSURANCE COM
PANY, make Insurances. either tempora7 or
perpetually, against Loss or Damage by FHIL, in
town or country, on Houses, Barns, and Buildings of
all kinds, on Household Furniture, Merchandise,
Horses, Cattle, Agricultural, Commercial and Manu
facturing Stock and Utensils of every description;
Vimstus and their Cargoes in port, as well as Mortga
ges and Gmund Rents upon the most favorable terms.
Applications for Insurance, or any information on
the subject may be made either personally or by
letter. ut the Company's office, at. the Northwest
corner of Sixth and Wood streets.
MORTON McMICHA EL, President.
L. lietrusuess, Secretary.
Dtawrogs,
Morton McMichael, Charles Stokes,
Joseph Wood, Archibald {Wright,
P. L Lagnctmime, Samuel Townsend,
Elijah Dallett, Robert l.oughead,
George M;Tromman, R. W. Pomeroy,
George W Schreiner.
The subscriber has been appointecrAtt2rr for, the
abOve mentioned Institution and is now prepared to
make I ?MIRA NMI upon every description of property
at the lowest rates. BENJAMIN BANAAN
Pottsville, Feb. 27, 1841
-ot
,---- CHARLES F. RAYMOND,
\ Pule:teal Hat and Cop Harefaetn.
t rey, would inform his -friends and
the public, that he has removed his
Cheap Hat and Cap Hantsfaciney
from No. 82 Chesnut wee% to No. 129 Chesnut
Street, one dot+ below 4th Street. North side un.
der the Auction Rooms of Mears. Lyon & Hart,
where he w'irl „continue to fuinisli his justly eel.
ehraled REAVER HATS,' at the low price of
Four Dollar's and Twenty five cents, equal in all
respects, if not superior to anti sold in the City at
$5 and upwards. His fine l'irrizia Flaw at 53,50
warranted to be on fine fur bddies, far surpasses
any hat sold elsewhere at $1 to 91 50. To test
the truth of the above assertidn, those interested
to satisfy themselves, are reqUeSted to call at any
or all the other Stores, previous to calling on the
subscriber, is he is sure that his flats will be
more appreciated when congOreci with others.
d. F. RAYMOND,
No. 129 Chesnut St, North side,•
Philadelphia.
N. R.—Country merchants will find it to their
advantage to call on the subscriber, Shopping
Fare wanted of all kinds.
Philada., February IS, 8-3 m
20-
iBRIME Western Hams, ( cured wily and
without smoke.)
Shoulders & Sides,'
Baskin Smoked Beet, '
Sologna Sausage,
Smoked and Pickled Skiman.
Halifax and Massachusetts Mackerel, '
SLad, Smoked Herring, Cod Fish. &z.
;or rale at E. Q... , A. HEN DERSON'S
May QS, 22
.
Old Goverment, Java, Rio. Laguira and Cuba Coffee.
Porto Rico, St-Croix, and New Orleans Sugars.
Imperial. Young Dyson, Pouchong ¢ Souchong Tea
Double and Single Refined Loaf and crushed Lump
Sugar.
Pickles and Sauces, a general assortment.
Red, White. Yellow and Brown Soap.
Wines and Liquors, a full assortment.
Porto Rico, Cuba, Sugar House and Syrup Molasses.
Chocolate, Coco, Starch, Fruit, Rice, itc.
Cap be bought on 'as reasonable terms as else
where of - Q. it. A. HENDERSON.
May 2822
A lmost every disease that flesh is heir fo may be
cured by the timely use of OA K ELEY'S COM
POUND I I.:PURA:FIVE: RUl'. This may be
proved satisfactorily to those who will call at any of
the stores where this invaluable medicine is sold, by
certificates (properly authenticated)-of cures perform
ed on individuals who had lost all hopes ofrelief—
certificates of Physicians who had the most severe
cases under treatment, their patients having taken the
medicine by their advice and been cured—certificates
from the Prothonotary, Clerk of Orphans' Court. No
tary. die.. stating their acquaintance with persona of
respectability and standing, who having the good of
their fellow men at heart.bave voluntarily come for
ward and given a statement of their case and its cure.
for publication, &c. ike. The number ofthese cern: ,
fiestas being too great for newspaper publication, thp
subscriber has deemed it advisable to have a copy pf
the most important certificates properly authentica
ted, under seal, to be placed at the stores of agents,
who have the medicine for sale, where pennansnfilic. •
led with Scrofula or Kings evil White Swelling,
Chronic Rheumatism. Totter, Mercurial diseases,
Eruptions of the Skin. Cough of long standing or in
cipient Consumption, sick Head-ache. dtc, arc, may
have an opportunity of ascertaining the names and
residences of those who have been cured by'tts use,
sad who will be willing, Weaned upon, to give every
formation required.
As a more general evidence that this is no quack
medicine. l would refer to ,'the names of the follow
ing well known phynciams, Who attested to its
efficacy:—Dr. J. P. theater; Dr. S. ;J. Birch. Dr. Jno.
Otto, Dr. H. O. Muhlenberg, Dr. J. E, Sorbet,
Sold wholesale and Retatl at the drug and Chemi
cal Store of
BANNAN.
'4-
E. B. EICHHOLTZ. Pottsville.
J. 13. &J. H. Falls. D 1 io er svi 11 0. ; Hugh Kiosley,
Port Carbon ; Henry Voute„ Orwigsburg.
January 21, 4-Iy.
•
MILITARY STORE.
• -
TtlE subscriber Aronld reapectfully inform his
fnendi and e.ustonters that he has located his
e l
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 one as are disposed to favour him
with their custom. flesh!l emtinues to manufacture
Military and Sponmen's article, of every description.
such as Leather. Cloth, Felt Silk and Heaver Dress
Caps, of all patterns; Forage Gaps; Holsters for troop
Body do; Canoed!) Boxes, Bayonet Scabbards, Sword
Belts of all kinds; Canteens; Knapsacks. diffesecit
patterns: Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube do,
Brush and Pickers, Plumes, Pompoons,
Caps, Leather Stocks, Gun Cases, superior quality:
Shot Bags, Game Bags. Drums. &c..4-e.
0 Orders thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. WILLIAM CHESSMAN.
No. 101 North Third St., a few doors below Race
Philadelphia. Oct. 29, 94—Om'.
MEDICINES! MEDICINES!
DR. Wm. Evan's celebrated Camomile Pills
do Soothing Syrup la children.
Baron Von Howieler's, Herb Pills
Duct. Goodie's Female Pills.
Dort. William Evan's Fever & Ague Pills.
Doct. Hunt's Botanic Pills,
For Dyspeptic Persons Hunt's Botanic Pills
id to be superior to any Medicine ever yet
ofTeAd to the Public. -
A fresh supply alba above Medicines, just
received and for sale at the Drug Stole of •
• Dec 11 50— JOHN S. MARTIN.
ETHODIST HYMN ROOKS,—A fresh
supply. Also Barnes' Family Prayers, just
received and for sale'by
' • -
February 2S, 1843, . B BANN
9 AN.—
PCASTER & SALT-150 tons of Platters
150 sacks Ground Soh. for sale by
Oct. 29.44 MILLER .& IIeOGERTY. '
lIALSAM OF
W ID CHERRY
W fresh supply bf this,celebrated Medicner
jam received andfor saletby , the subscriber, solo A:
gent for theproprietors.
Mc.; 1- 31 ' . Jl3llZek S. C. MARTIN
RE.116 - , - vAL.
HAMS & SHOULDERS
FRESH GROCERIES
JOYFUL NEWS.
ATTENTION.
=
UM
ripgAm—so boxes Soudan and Puwchong Teas
recieved and for sale b
Ort.-29. 44 , MEL ' & fIAGGEiLTY.
POT ASllfrrJust received 'and for sale at ihe
Drag Store of • JOHN B.IJ, 31ART/N.
December 31, ' 3
flat/ dr. LAGITAHI COIFFEE-50"bags rt
illaveived and for safe by •
Oct. 29.44 MILLER 6 HAGGERTY.
(1111LBLAIN REMEDY—Warranted , a certain
"`"cure for frosted feetand /lamb, sold only whole-
sale and retail at Elellt iOLTZ'S new Drug & Chem.
cal Stote. Pottsville. Pa. January 7; 2
11PRIN MRS'Ky—ln 1* sad 25 lbs. Kege, a
Philadelptuaprices.for sale by -
March 19. B. BANNAN.
'PEASE'S CANDY.--a supply of Pease'
Cough Candy, just received from the Wholgbale
Agent. Philadelphia, and for sale at MARTIN'S
Drug Store December 31, 1—
WHIPS & CAN ES—Just received and of
Bale an assortment ofGig, Sulkey. and riding
Whips.and Walking Canes.
Mardi 19.12 JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
VERY CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK
VERY
& J. Beatty have just receivedfrum
New York;a large supply of choice Green arm Blacc
Teas. December 28 52
JR. RECKER'S EYE SALVE—A supply
of this highly celebrated Salve for sore and
inflamed Eyes—just received and for sale by
JOHN S C. MARTIN'S Drug Store.
. January 28, 1843, 5
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE
100 Pine Street, corner South Street.
• THE Eubstr ibei bets lease to call
the attention Of his friends and the
O‘. ) > . . Public in general, to the following
▪ " arrangements for 1843, (or the pur.
robe of banging out Cabin, Second Cabin, and
Steerage Passengers, by the hollowing
Regular Poeket Ships to eind froiii Liverpool.
Alps' Captains Days of Sailing from
Names. New York.
G, 'Washington, Burrows, June 7 Oct 7 Feb 7
United States Britton • 13 ' 13 • 13
Garrick Skiddy • 25 • 25 ' 25
Patrick Henty Delano July .7 Nov 7,Mar
Sheffer& Allen ' 13 ' 13
Roacius Collins ' 25 ' 25 25
Independence Nye Aug 7 Dec 7AI 7
Virginian Allen • 13 13 13
Siddons. F.. Cobb ," 25 • 25 • 25
Ashburton Hutilaston Sep. 7 Jan 7 ill'y 7
Ste'n , Whitney Thompson ' 13 • 13 • 13
Sheridan DeFeyster ' 25 • 25 ' 25
Days of Sailing from
- Liverpool.
G. Washington Burrows July 25 Nov 25M'r 2.5
Untied States Britton Aug 1 Dec IAI I
trarriek Skiddy ' 13 • 1 . 3 • 13
Patrick Henry Delano • 25 • 25 "25
Sheffield Allen Sept 1 Jan. 1 M'y
-Roscius Collins • 13 • 13 • 13
Independence Nye • 22 * 25 • 25
Virginian Allen Oct. 1 Feb 1 J're I
Siddons 1 , Cobb 13' 13 • 13
Ashburton llutileson • 25 • 25 • 25
Ste'n Whitney Thompson Nov 1 Mar I J'ly I
Sheridan Depeyster ' 13 • 13 ' 13
Regular Packet Skips to and from London
Ships' Captainsof Saiting from
Natnes. New York.
Mediator Chadwick June 1 Oct 1 Feb 1
Wellington Chadwick • 10 • 10 • 10
Quebec Heberd ' 20 ' 20 • '2O
Philadelphia Hovey July 1 Nov I MN. 1
Switzerland Chadwick 'lO 10 •10
- IL Hudson Morp,"an ' 20 " 20 • 211
Ontario Reddish Aug I Dec IAI 1
Toronto Griswold ' 10 ' 10 ' 10
Westminster Moore • 20 20 ' 20
St. James Sebor Sept 1 Jan 1 May I
Montreal Tinker • 10 • 10 • 10
Gladiator Britton ' 20 • 20 •
Days of sailing iron'
London.
Mediator _ ' Chadwick July 17 Nov 17 51'r 17
Wellington Chadwick • 27 ' 27 • 27
Quebec Heberd Aug 7 Deal 7AI 7
Philadelphia Hovey • 17 • 17 ' 17
Switzerland Chadwick • 27 ' 27 • *27
H. Hudson Morgan Sep. 7 Jan 7:151'y 7
Outrider (radish • 17 ' 17 • 17
Toronto Griswold 27 ' 27 • 27
Westminster Moore Oct. 7 Feb 7 J'ne 7
St. James Sober • 17 • 17 ' 17.
Montreal Tinker ' 27 • 27 ' 27
Glaniator, Brittow Nov 7 Mar 7 J'ly 7
l'n addion to the above. Regular Lines, a num.
her of Sp lkndid New York built Transient Ships,
such as the 'Adirondack,' 'Scotland,' Russell
Glover,' and 'Echo,' will continue to sail from
Liverpool weekly in regular succession, thefeby
preventing the least possibility of detention or
delay in Liverpool: and for the accommodi 'on
of persons wishing to remit money to their .m.
Ries or friends, I have arranged thepayme • of
my Drafts on the following banks :
)The Ulster Bank, and branches
IRELAND. The Provincial Bank do.
The National Bank do.
'All Drafts payable at sight, at either of the a
bove banks, their branches or agencies.
)Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Co
ENGLAND. bankers, London.
P. W. Byrnes, Esq. Liverpool.
Passengers can also be engaged from Liver.
pool in Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore, by
the regular packet ships, on #pplication being
made personally, or by letter, (post paid,) ad
dressed to
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
100 Pine street, corner of South.
AGENTS.—In Pottsville, Benj: Bannan, Esq.
In Lowell. Rich. Walsh, Esq.a
In Albany, T. Gone), E.N.
In Newark, John McColgan, Esq.
In Toronto, U. C., Rogers and
Thompson.
I also beg leave to assure my friends and the
public in general, that the greatest punctuality
will be observed in the sailing of the above ships,
.together with all others which I may have, and
that passengers will experience no delay on their
arrival at the different porta where they mean to
embark.
P.. s.—Free passage can also be secured from
the various ports in Ireland and Scotland from
which steamboats run to Liverpool.
: JOSEPH MOM URRAY.
100 Pine street, New York.
Gives drafts in sums to suit Applicants, on the.
Provincial NoeL of Ireland, payable at
Cork Banbridge Limerick
Ballymena Clonmol Parsontown "1,
Londonderry Pownpatrick Sligo
.Pavan Wexford , Lurgsn
_Belfast _Omagh Waterford
Galway Dungannon Bandon
Ennis Armagh Ballyshannon
Athlone Coleraine, Strabane,
Kilkenny Dungarvan BaNina
Mallow Tralee --- Money more
Youg hal Coot ehill Enniskillen
Kilrush :Monaghan.
ENGLAND—Spooner, Atwood 4 co.. Bankers,
London, payable in every town in Great Britain.
P. W. BYRNES, Esquire, Liverpool.
CITY or CILAatlaW BANE, Payable iu evay
town in Scotland.
...
;New York, January 21, 4...
NEW STORE.
. J'AM'ES DOWNEY,
1111SESPEC1•FULLY informa thepublie that
has brought with him from .New York
thit spring, a large assortment of .
GROCERIES 4 LIQUORS,
Which he offers for sale at the most moderate
Philndelphia wholesale prices, ( freights added, )
at his store house, in the now stone Building,
nest door to his tavern, Morris' addition to Potts.
silk!, consisting of
Black end Green Tete.
Falling Loaf. Santa Cruz, Portu Rico, 4- New
Orleans Sugars,
Rio, isvg, and St Domingo Coffee,
Sperm &Common Oils, Molasses, 1
Whiet and Yellow Soaps, Tobacco,
Keg and Box Raisins,
Wines and Liquors, from common to the 'eat
quality,
- A quantity of Dryed Meat,
Mackerel, from No. 1 to No. 3, in quarter halt
and lull barrels,
About 300'Sacka Ground Salt,
60 barrels superior Albany Summer Al, &e..
14r • 204-1,
(TLYTHE P B Cl)
150&000. , '
Naomi Principle of Water-PrOvintMoth.
a •
la y this method he t pores of the Cloth ateieft
a open as before, %y which the insensible Ocr
ipiration can freely escape; and at the same time
it is tendered Wafer-proof 10'611 practscal
poses. Thelpocess is both simple aad cheap. Il
is adapted to trade and occupation, to which
Cloth 01 :any description is. or can be used.
Cloth having passed through this,process is tor•
ever after sate from Mildew and Vermin. Sail
and Awning makers, Clothiers. Hatters, Bo o t a nd
Shoe makers, Umbrella Takers, Cloth manufac.
torers„ and all others whose:interest it is, are re
spectfully invited to this subject. , •
Rights' for Sale for any part dl the United
States by the Priihrieter, at his residence, No.
130 NassuaiStreeti New York, either for Cash
or in exchange forproperty, real or personal.
Also, fur bale, en easy, cheap and simple pro.
cam rendering Calico Ain's Fast; the !rage is in.
ailed to it. Also, for sale, '(:team of Earth."
a sure and safe remedy for Mould on Leather
and Fura, of all descriptions. Trunk and flat
ness makers, Boot and Shoe Dealers, &c. will do
well to consider of it.'These remedies-'ere all
very simple and drub. Coe Thousand yards
of Cloth may be rendered Water-proof at an ex
pease of One Dollar. Water•proof Flannel
worn next to the skin is a sure preventive and
Corte the Ithepma,tisrp. The fulloWing is an
I extract of a Report on the subject, from a Coin
millets of the Common Counci':
"The Committee, pis Arts/ Sceinces, and
Schools, to whom was referred the Petition of F.
IL Pettis, asking for a consideration for an in.
.vention which the Petitioner claims as his, ren.
derieg 'Cloth of every description Water-proof,
beg laive to _
Report : that they examined several pieces of
Cloth which they tested, and found the same tin.
pervious to water, except from a pressure beyo.d
that of ordinary rain, and believe that persons
clad with garments made from Cloth thus pie
pared, would be secure from wool calm - iglu:es in
rainy weather. The advantages of this, above
that of India Rubber will he perceived, when it
is kriown that the pore, of the Cloth are not clo
sed, allow toy the free escape of the insensbile per.
spiratioo, which is important to health. The
Committe arc assuredby the Petitioner, that the
beauty or lustre of the Cloth is not immeshed,
thpt us quality is not injured, that it is not less
guide ; but on the contrary, the beauty, duality'
and supleness are preserved, and for many pur
poses rendered more lasting. The cheapness of
the application brings the advantages of the im
provement within the reach of all ; and the corn.
mute have no doubt many will be disoo:-ed from
this Canso to by its advanta ges :brid such test
wit) du more to establish is reputation than an.
recommendation from this Committee.
The committee feeling disposed to treat the
Petition with all ••airness, am as far as they in
vestigated the improvement, finding it to meet
their expectations, they cheerfully recommend
such a trial of its merits fay the public, as will
more fully test its utility."
Signed
MOSES G. LErnRRD, )
HENRY E. DAVIS, Committee.
The following are the priers askerlTir the ex
clusive right to use the 'Nausea Princple" of
Water-proving in the different States.—Proper
proportion will be made for any City, Town.
County or District. '
Maine ti1,(410
Vermont win°
• New Hampshire 4,1100
Massachusseits . 14,000
do. Dye Setting 200110
Rhode trlaird 3,000
Coneetient 3.1100
New York
New Jersey _ 4.000
do. Calico Printing .2 10,100
Pennsylvanials • 000
.._----
Pelews re r• 2,000
Maryland 5 non
Virginia . t+,lloll
North Carolina
South Carolina 5,01111
Georgia 5;0011
Alabama 31100
Tennessee , 4,1101)
tg' Mississippi , ' .2,00 ft
Ohio . . In. Mg
Kentucky. 5 0 0
Indianna 5,1100
Arkansas',
. Michigan 4,00
Illinois Spat.
M issouri . 3.nno
District of Columbia • 2,000
Florida 1,500
Wisconsin 1.500
Noe—Cloth. Garments, Dom- Illankets, &c.
taken in and Water-proved by the proprietor at
moderate fharges. Cloth done at 25 cents per
yard; Over Coats $ 1 00; otherartteles in propor.
portion. The Firemen, indivie,tially and collec
tively, are invited to examine the advantages of
the discovery. Post paid letters will have prompt.
aytention. Terms of Sale made easy to respor..
Bible purchasers.
F. H. PF.TTI3,
No. 130 Nassau Street, New York:
March 11 11-3 m
Is4AC.N. MOSS,
Nu. 12 South Fourth Sit . . a few clo'ors below Market
PIEIADELPHIA.
INVITES the attention 01 country Merrhants
and others to his extensive tis..ort nterii of Snhool
Books, superior Blank account Books, (of his own
manufacture) and Foreign and Mimetic etation.
ary.
Quills, Wafers, Sealing Wax, Steel Pam of up
wards of fifty varieties. Blue Black. and Red Inks.
Lead Pencils, Slates, Inkstandq, & c.
lEr Cheap eleeoun Books—a large stock al
ways on hand suitable for retail trade, and coun.
try Merchants.
A LARGR assorratENT OP WRITING PAPER!, fools
cap and Letter Papers, plain and ruled ; Wrap.
ping Papers, Unmet Boards; Ph_ying ("arils, and
all other articles sold by stationers.
LiCDGERI, JOURNALS, RICCoRD BOOBS. NC, snit.
able far flanks, Public officer, &c., constantly on
hand or made to order, of any size, shape, or p.it.
tern. Materiels and Workmanship warranted of
the best quality, all of which are offered at pri
m; to suit the times.
ICJ Country Merchants and others visiting the
cite, are respectfully invited to call and examine
his goods end pricer, and satisfy therm:elves of
the great reduction effected by the Cash System.
Phila., March li, 11-2 mo
Bic UN T CAIiBON HOTEL.,
Schuylkill County. Pa.
LtBEN' BRIGHT respectfully announces
to his friends and the public that he has tak.
en this splendid, airy and delightful establish
merit, situated at the termination o
•••• 4- the Reading and Philadelphia Rail
eas'
i f Rood, where he will be happy to wait
------_ on those who visit the Coal Region.
on business, or for thp purpose of enjoying the'
mountain air and water. The Hotel is large.
finished and furnishes in the best style—and no
pains will be spared to render satisfaction to all
who may layer it with a visit. Being within
ten minutes walk of the Borough of Pottsville,
though sufficiently removed to escape the dust
and noiselif that busy, bustling place, it is con
fidently believed that it will be &Iliad 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, Thiunt Carbon
'Rail Road. (extending to the Mines and tbenc
to Sunbury) the Centre Turnpike, and at the
same time affording a real and romantic v iew of
five Mountains. The house is sarplied with
pure mountain spring water, and a Bathing
establishment unrivalled in the country. A
llPTendid pleasure Car is kept fur the•exclusive
accommodation of visitors, who may he disposed
to visit the Mines, or enjoy the wild and roman
tic scenery of the surrounding country. Individ
uals or families may rely on having ample room,
ned every possible attention.
Mount Cabon,Juncl9. 1841. 25—If
NEW FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
STUB E.
JUST opened fur the Benefit of the Poor, by.
selling et reduced prices and for cash, at the
old, Post Office Stand, Centre street, opposite Mar.
ket street.
By calling and examing you will find the Pri.
cell to suit the Times.
Puttaville,.Navember 12, • 46-
• A NEW FOUNTAIN of II>F DAN
OPEN, D.
AND its beating streams now gashing thnb. A
brilliant star his arisen in the East: and now,
cheering thciasatids wdh RIMMED LIRALTEI. Lend
um, AND uarelNE9 .
, That Star il
. 1 . r .
REICITTER'S VEGETABLE PURGATIVE
PILLS. •
These pills. Wall understand. cure diseise by 4
power peculiar only to itself • which instantly checks
thleoction and progeny. of 'disease, for their nom.
men cement is much alike twhteltris when the' •
BLOOD' AND JUICES
sie so far depraved. as to praductrobstructions and
sores) that one medicine. previded it be competant
to produce sicknots, will be all that is necessary for
removing disease, and restoring
•
HE.4•LTH AND JIAPPINESS
to mankind. Let it likewise be remembered, that
there is no medicine now in existence ptoasessing
equal healing powers; and , that no vegetable, or all
other kind of physic can tic soon restore health, when
lust, even in cases the most inveterate.
The action of these pills upon the bowels, are
mild; producing no griping pains or debiltty,but oq
the contrary, after they have operated, you fe el thai
a load of irritating and corrupt humont _ hive been
taken from you, and the buoyant feelings ot\bealtn
spring up in their plaem, and What is another great
object in these pills, :hey are' always safe,they mat
be taken on all occasions, and under any natant. ,
stances, without regard to the name of the disease, for
they operate upon every part of the body.and expel
disease from whatever On it may be seated. Every .
person who possesses a box of these pills, ,f . ! •
NEEDS NO PHYSICIAN, •%
for in them he can find a cure, and confidently rely
upon a speedy restoration to health. •• .
In Germany, the laud 'of their origin. millions of;
persons have,expenenced their beneficial effecps, tin&
the thousands who have used them here. speak oe
shims in the highest of terms, on account of their cura
tive properties,
The Joyful news of health and Comfort, spreaLs'/
from those ttho have happily used
DR. REICIITER'S
VEGETABLE PURGATIVE PILLS. . ,
and they now prevail by their own excellence, and
the Power of Truth.
A.nd why, we may reasonably inquire. hare they
become so endeared to be hearts of those who hate
used them, n,,d by lima) gained such a popalarify
Simply because their action upon the
HUMAN BODY,
was as the sun and rain upon vegetation, giving new
life to sit who partook of its happy influence. As
the health of the plant depends noon the sap wlech
circulates through its branches, so the life and health
of monk lid depends upon the blood which flows
through his veins. And when this vital fluitLisb ch
is most necessary to the growth and support of the
body. by some unknovtu cause becomes toad; d with
morbid and
CORRUPT HUMORS.
in that instead of nourishing and atrtngthening the
body, it labors to ptoduce obstrucnons im the gram.
wh.ch enuentlers disease, have recourse to a me•hcine
that Is perfectly safe in every disease, and that will
produce a favorable tertionatton. ir given early in the
Ntinultont.frucitieutly an a lew hours and most always
in a te•v 11.1)8, in.• IS
lieichitr's Vegritible Pillr,
which An ihroughly cleanses the blood and system at
large. &it disease of aoy Lod cannot, possibly exist,
where
We fiatl,thel'r Pre.3e,oce,
prov'd. d maim , innot beyond all humin assistaneo.
l'he price of ttie.e pills is 23 cents per box. with
rub directio n s and can be lid al the
Plailadtlphia 3.1td:c..1 ILII,
estabbahed fur the as prrs,..n
Of Q.. ackery.
at the northeast corner of surd and ILACg streets—
I ilew of sub-agents.
Gat n'aviet.n. l'a., 00,10. 1812.
Dear Sir '.nu doubtless remomlier my calling at
your establishment about two weeks since, and oh
o:Juno!! c i ,,•„ v i m o u r Mill Ws worth of
DR RIECN
TER'S Vt.:IA.:TABLE ,Ti E PILLS. for
one of my neighbors who requested ine to procure
the article Ihr them. This being dune and my own
business transacted, I started for home, After travel
ling all day. I was taken with a sudden chill, which
left tnt with a violent fever. head-ache, and consider.
a bl e p , r. iletom t hout my whole system, with great
stc6wine at my stomach, whmlf so completely en:ea
t-11,1/d me that I was itionorillett to stop at a small Inn
oil ihe road for , ik11 . 51 and rest. Upon tinviry, they
had mulling that could possibly elfin] me relief.
Vt life yet iti misery, for I never wail so dl iu all my
lift.. I li. pody tlt u = ht. of your pills. and restaged at
mien 111.0 box upon my own BCI,OIIIII and at 4
to 11 , •411,. t took Nx of them druid, a warm cup of :ea.
311.1 r 4 tired In hot My pun here cea.cil in a measure,
at d 1 . ii I I seinid asleep 1,. Hie morning I
numli Miner, and after the pills bad op"mated I
was gone a 41.if•retit perrtin.; took another dime of
6,tir mils, remained there all Il ethics:dm . , and on
ThiAlay started for home as meting ever, and I still
copy good health—the pxsuits for whifin I hioncht
theni.niforinti tae that they have experienced more
benefit from your pills than a whole cart load of the
wools whcht they had formerly used. Surely if they
glued ti.em with :is ginid an (free, imonahemselves as
I have, they have good reason for exhaling their vir
tues and ,f you take my advice, you will persevere.
go 011 and rem - intro:ma them to all who are ltbonng
underdisease, and my word for it, they . wid become
so nopidar,,as a general remedy that you will find it
difficult in supplying the dem incl.
-(Signed) G. W. GRA
Greenfield.
The above Medicine is sold in Pottsville at the
Store of
CLEMENS & PARVIN
Puttsv;Pe, Match. 11. 1813. 11—Iy
To Dyers; illeaclker., Pripti'Aakers, Steam
Engine Builders, and others.
PASCAL IRON WORKS.
WELDED WROUGLIT INN TUBES
From 4 inches to I in calibre and 2 to 12 fort lung,
eattable,or sustaining preiCcure Pans CM to 25111 Hoc
per. square inch, with Stop iko, T*, L•, and
other fixtures.to suit, fitting log,ther, will, ,crew
Joints, suitable for STPAAI, WATER, GAS, and for
Lt/COMOTIVE a Id oilier STEAM BOILER Fix's,'
(zi3o
Manufactured and — ifor sale .by
. .
MORRIS, TASKER & 15111010738..
Warehouse S. E. Corner of Thinlar. WaliairStieual.
PIIILADELPHIA.
July II
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
JUST received in . addjtion to former supplies, a
general assortment of
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Paints,
Medicines,
Oils, and Turpentine:
Um/irate. Dye Stuffs,
Patent Medicines, I arnishes,
Perfumery, Glass from 7 by 9 to 24 6 20.
Together with every artacle in hie line, while he
offers for sale, at a ama II advance,and solicits the at
tention of Physicians and country dealers generally.
JOHN S. C. MARTIN. /
iYJ Particular attention given to Physician's Pre.
scripuons,at all hours,
November '26
11.:01S! Ste.
E eubscriber announces to the public that he,„
has on hand a 'oree quantity of well cured Dena,
Dried Beef, Tonh.es, &c. s•e., which he will sell at ,
VERY LOW RATER FOR eASIL at his stand in Centre
Street, opposite the Town Hall. All smoked meat: ,
which on trial should prove, not to be good, will be
taken back. • ,
rie always keeps for sale all kinds of Fresh-Meat,
which will be sold at reduced prices—and respectful ,
ly solicits the patronage of the public.
Pottsville, Feb.ll.
To the Eltctors of Schuylkill Co:'.
FELLOW CITIZENS :—At the solicitation
of my friends, who hove voluntarily prami.
sed to support me in different Sections or, the
county, I hove been induced to offer myself se
a candidate fur the office if
SHERIFF
At the ensuing election. Should I be so fortu
nate. as to be elected, t pledge myself to perform
the duties of the oilice with fidelity, to 013-best
of my abilities. JOSHUA HOVER.
MeKeansburg, March 25,
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To the Free and Independent; .Flec
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tors of Schuylkyi County.
IVELLOW CITIZENS :LAt the>carnest soli
citations of a number of 'my friends. 1 have
"concluded to offer myself as a'candidate for the'
office of
SHERIFF- .
At the ensuing election, and.respti,dulleiolieit
your votes. Should Ibe elects*, bledtinayselt
to perform the duties of thti'ottlee• to the best of
my abilities.
ItEIIAEL SELTZER, •
.March 11;
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JOHN REIGER
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