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• 114.1411EVElt CAW. A 'PLOWER AWAY.
I never casVa flower,
• Thegift.ofohe who, careafor - Aw,
I
A little flower—a faded flower—
But is was dorm reluctantly. •
'•1 nave, look'd a last adieu .
To things familiar, but my heart
Shrank with is feeling almost pain,, •
Even irim theirlifelessness to part ;
lkevbe wordfarewell! • •
utterance taint and broken
lrninglisr the lime •
Id never more tie spoken.
LMMMI3I
WaT..._ils.n_WiresreriCapital Cqns.-- - We cut 1
. the ' follniriiig trixn4he'Lond , :'rt Putsch. They.,
'; szirieh. :: ',- • : ' - ,
Why la's Pig a - pa tar us
like a hoe en ire; 1
r ; : sense the &loner it's imictut the be tter.— - W hen
' at lady like* want 1 When she take. a itzotat
t
brings her — tsthe bank.—Why : is the•sun like a
.
•- . good knit! Brcausi it's light when it rises,
Why is a bird a greedy creature? ' Because it
never eats leo thin a peck.—When 'is a foal '.'
neck like a bell 1 • When its rung for dinner --
.. • Why isn't a boy likt;''a pretty bonnet? Becauie
one beconiea a woman and the Otherdon't.
The editor of the Lowell Courier, alluding to a
cartaiii gentleman. who' wishes his Riends to Pay
hie espensecto Engla,nd, that he msy attend the
World's Cenveation, says, . that :no better mi.
deuce; can be given that the balance; of trade is in
• our &emir, when every steamboat brings us gold
by the thdussnds. and. Englund gets but brass in
~, schist - : •
..1 - .
/-Cu nen Pnws.--In the practice of polite bow
ing strangers out de pew where there is still
•• room to spare, is there note lack of est n worldly
' courtesy I .4 Ifave you not mistaken trio pew,
,•-•
sir?" blandly sad one of these Sunday Chester
'' fields, as, with emphatic gracefulness, he opened
i. . the door. 'n I beg pardon," replied the arranger,
. tieing to go out, n ffear I have; I took it fur a
Christian's!"—N. Y. Angrican.- . ...
• •
,oj•The heait ofen feels what the teigue can
not ' uticr, and the &Imp° often utters what the
-''' 'l,lleart cannot feel. 1 • : - ,
; Grruan . Tazas Thomas Barreti,.
''sexton of the kira;iChuich, Beyetly, (Maas.) now.
84 years old, hissfburitd 2259 .persons
• , 0 :7• .1 meant to have told yOu of that hOle,',ea'd
• • a Man to his (fiend, who stumbLed into a pit full of
i water; 'No matter now,' gays the other, t !usving
t he mud and watcr outof his nritrb, .1 have found
tiro -
MArterzo.—lti GettyOurgh, Mr. George Mouse
- 11 1 ) Mies Atm Humor. .
The .Picly Line' cal!s this I hartiorous instance
of mouse catalog '.'
ParrriKEEN.-41ty deai." said, a gentleman
to a youni l lady, to whom be th‘iught to be mar
ried, “do ybu wish to ;make a fool of ma !-;" "No,"
J the lady, twat tire has saved Me the trou
ble''
perfect state of beautifude" is defined to
be that of a loafer, leaning over the rail of a'bridge
whittling in - the sanshine:
rI expecr,"'ssid a young physician just:enter,-
tering on ihe.practice of medicine, "to see a good
1 many death-bcds."- doubt," said 'his friend,
if yob-have much practice."
' A Goon RETOUT.—An Athenian who was
limo in one foot; on joining the army, being
laughed at by thisoldier3r . on account of his bine
.llo24i sad, o /am here to fight, not to
Swan of the bachelors in the Ohio Leiislature
ate for a tax on bustles ! Hro never knew a
bachelor yet that hadn't Come:king to- say against
the ladies behind their backs.
./4
A Vseesix axe His VICT - IN.—A correspon
dent of the
,', Boston Bee.gives the following ac-, •
count olone of the inmates of the Vermont Luna-
Int.:Asylum, at Brattleboro':
Born „of wealthy parents, idolized in youth,
ratified in 'tke indulgence of her fondest hopes, •
lesnd parfectedin every ,accomplishment of the day,
she was the 'pride of her family and the belle of
• the social circle, whe'Sel i destiny she controlled.- 7
Onis'ot those enifineiestic beings, who are never
Wafted with divided affection, her mind was so
exgaisitely strung that the least discord afflicted'
it, and marred.the Music of the wliole". Same
*tree years mine, she was introduced to a 'young
-naval officer, who soon wooed and wonher, but
villain like,, having sported awhile eri.h the choice
flame, which nothing but summer Lad sunshine.
•
'should glailden,, and after having by sedulous at
tentions appropriated the : rare genii 4o himself, left
it exposed to the rude Was vf winter, until chil
led and Crushed, it has 1010 to the ground, seared
' and blasted like the withered leaf of autumn.
.
• The story of. his perfidy reached bee ears, but
ai - eirian•like..ehe would not credit aught against
•the idolmf her heart, till her oars-eyes pertised in
the papers of a neighboring city his mirriegeto
, another. The news came 'in like n thunderbolt
upon her, - withering and destroying her. In vain
'did her friends endeavor to clues her desprtsding
heart by travel and the kindest attention. Islovra
iiblighted' and spirit-broken thing, sha no more
boutaded, on the green like the (awn, or essolled
in the sunshine like the lark--winging its fFght to
heaven's gate; rifearfill 'change had came over
her, and reason scion deserted its throne, leaving
-ker a manioc. She takes no interest - In the men
_ . .
meats of the l other patients, but sits apart, all the,
1 ' day, lo.sking from a window, upon the. bouniless
prospect h4are her. Every attempt to direct. her
mind has been;-es yet ansucersaint, And tho'ngli
' i .passioriately fond of remain in her momenta of ma- ,
em, the least sound is .naci diePle'asing to her,
'and she retires to her 'apartment, closieg the door
racier her, as ,ifto seclude bevel(' froni the satiety
- .
. • saf others. ..What has the man to anesve'r for, who
tee thus destroyed a virgin Inver irithe pride of
blocext and beauty l
. . .
'- ' "A RRNATITCAISLY iiis.x.—At a temp '',....serytrt meet
, .
• lag recently held in Alharna, Col.Lettina usky,
• • who had been 23 Jain a wailer in 'hi aries of
• Napoleon Boanparte,.tddreesed the naeetin . Ile
--- ' - ' , . \ - , .orose.before the audience, tall, eiedi and vt °rout.,
^
with the glow of health in; his face, and said ••You
see before yoU a man 70'ycaro old. I hot fotight•
205 batties t have. ft wounds on my body, have
' Jived 30 days on horse flesh, 'with the' bark of
-: trees for my bread, snow a .si ice for My drink.
~-.
.The canopy of heaven. fur , my coveting, with Jut
. - -stockings or Odes on my fset, and with only a
-.. ' few rags for my clothing. In the d sem of - E- ,
- . opt, I have marched for days with a burning run
. • ' iipop my asked 'head, fLet blistered in tte scorch
' insystind, and with eyes, - nostrilit and Mouth filled
• ' with duet,, and thirst so tormenting. that I tore ci
' , ;en ;he veins of .my arms and mucked my own
•.. . bloat!! . Do.you ask, bow could I survive all
' ' these horrors? I answer, that, next to tha kind
.._.._,.: . .
..providence of God, I owe my preservation, my
• .., healthand vigor, to'thislact, that f fryer drank
• -, . a &op of apilmus liquor in my bfr.",
A Morns tt. is leits'sk—The following is a
copy of an inscrip.ion on "a" tombstone in bitch.
told, Conn. • •
.1./dary, wife ol ; deacon John Buel,
• - D:e3 Nos. 4, 1778,
• ' Aged 90. ,
She was the mother of •
13 children.,
, 101 grandchildren,
274 Gr. grandchilihen,"
•
- 22 Or. Or. grandchildren.-
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'Twill. 110 Of wbatri 338 t+uQi•@d bor.
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CONSIJJItTION OF THE LINOS,
Affections of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pain or Weakneis of the Breast - or Luigi,
Chronic Coughci Pleurisy,' Hew rrhage of the
Lungs. anti, all 'Affections Of the Pulmonary
Orgaks. • . • . .
NATURE'S OWN .PRESCRIPTION.
A comnound Balsa - row preparation or the
Prunus Virginian'a nr r• . Wild Cherry Bark,"
combined with)* Extract of ray.. prepared by
a-new chemical process. approyetilana recent.
mended by the mo-t distinguished physietanp,
and univeraally ecitnowleged the most valn'able
medteine 'ever discovereil. . •
=No Quackery!!! No Deception.
• In, setting forth the virtues of this truly great
medicine, wo have no desire to deceive those
who are labouring under affliction, nor do we
wish to eulogize it more than r it justly deserves.
yet when we look around and see the vast a:,
mount of aUffering 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 tau much
in its favour, ,
• Vstio..s remedies it is true have been'offered„
and puffed into notice for the cure of diseases of
the Longo, and some have no doubt, :ieen found
very usetnl, but of all that have yet been diseuv.
ered, it is ainnitted .by ph:vsmians and all who
have witnesimd its Effects, that none has proved
as succes t ful as this. Such irideeJ, are the.
• SERPRISING VIRTUES
Of this Balsam, that even in the advanced stages
of Cox-omm; after all the moll esteemed rem.
edi. s of physicians have failed to effect any
change, -- the use of this medicine has been Pro 7
doctive of the moat' astonishing relief, and ac
tually effected cures after all hopes of recovery
had been despaircd of. •
In the first stoges•Ofthe disesio;termed Ca
ren hal-.Consumptioni" originating from neglect.
ed GO LD, it has been-used with undeviating
success, and hundreds ackniiivle,dge they owe
the restoration of their health to t his invaluable
medicine - alone. In that form of Constd i mption
so prevalent amongst delicate young females,
commonly termed (If bility, or -
..GOING' INTO A DECLINE,", • ,
A. camp:slot a•i!lt &Hai thousands- are lipier.
h . q. a hus . also proved highly 'successful, and not
Only possesses the power of cheCking 'the/prog
ress Of this alarating,complaint, but also stiengti.
er.s'and invigorates the sy-4.rn more effectually
than any medicine we havelever possessed.
'Besides ita surprising ctifea.ey in Consump
tion, it is equally efficacious in Liver Complaints,
Asthma, Bronehilis, and all affections of the
Lunge. and 'has cured many of the most obsti.
nate cases, slier every other remedy had failed.
Error particlars see 'Dr. Wistar's Treatise on
Consumption, to be had of the agents.
.7he Extraordinary-Success
'
•
Attending the use of this medicine 'in diseases
of the Lungs, and the many singular cures it
has effected, 'naVing fully established its efficacy,
and as we have already published numerous cer-
ti4Cates from the hightst,authority,which ; prove
its virtues beyond all_thfutit, we consider it un
necessary to exhibit a lung' liSt of: them in this
place, and wiil only mention a few nases, to alto*
what it haS done. "
LIFE nEmAres
. .
WE HAVE STILL SOME l - tOI I E . .
A ,SuitrmsiNo Conc.—Among, the many si
L'''''• 3 '•• - - - -
gular cures which this, medicine has effected,
there is perhaps none in which its powers are so
1
ully . shown as in the case of. Mrs. Austin._
This lady had been, consumptive for several
ears, and during the greater part of this time
had received the best medical attention, and tri
ed all the most valuable remedies, yet nothing
conld.be found to arrest its progress. She' be.
eame subject to violent fits of coughing, expecto
rated large quantities of matter' oceasionally tin.
zed with blood, and step by step this fearful dis
ease continued its course, until all hopes'of a re
covery was entirety despaired of. While in this
distiesimg situation lingering upon the very
verge of the grave, :he commenced the use of
this Balsam, which to use her own expression,bp.
orated armost like a .charrn. -In a l'etv days she
expectorated freely, the 'cough was gradually
isuppressed, and every day appeared to add fresh
vigour to her looks, and now, in the place Of that
emaciated forni withering to
.decay, she is seen
mingling in iocielyed in better health than she
has, enjoyed for. years,-
DISINTERE.TED T1V112,10N4.-I.lavivg witnes.
sed the surprising t Efiicaey of Pr.' Wistar's Bal.
sam of IVild Cherry, in the ease of Mrs. Austin,
I cheerfolly acknowledge .the'above statcmont
to be true and correct.. -- --
..
. , J. N. WALTERS, M. D.
laws COMPLAINT.—•Mrs. Eliza Thompson was
aflicted with this complaint for nearly five Years,
during' which time she was under the , most skil.
'fol . physicians-!..had tried Mercury, Botanic, and
ltomeepathi 'remedies, and every thing that of
, .
!terred tier ,ahyl hopes of relief: She had dull,
!wandering pains inch
_e side, sometimes in the
shoulder and small of the back, a hacking cough;
frequint pain& in the breas', and had been una
ble to sleep on the tight side for three years--
By the use (Obis Balsam. she was cured in' a
few weeks;and Leming well to this day.
I ' • ELIZA THOMPSON:
• . . , • Woodstown, Sept. 4;1841.
• Dear Sir I—Although your invaluable medi.i
cine has:already found hundreds.of powerful ad.
.vocates, it may still be gratifying to you to re
ceive ir communication from any one-that has
been relieved by, at., 'Sneli,,Sir., is truly my case.
I have been a victim to that terrible disease
Consumption, for many months, and have suffer
ed sti,much, that I had become 'almost 'weary of
my lire. Hearing your Balsam so highly; prais
ed, I began taking - a a-few weeks baek, and can
assure you it!has relieved me more than - any
thing 1 have ever used before, and I confidently
believe it wilt cure me effectually. Please.
,give
the bearer the worth of ',lie enclosed, and oblige,
Youita Respectfully, . •
JOHN PEARSON. •
• Chester County, Sept.. 6,-1841.
' Friend Wistar :--4t.' gives me much pleasure,
to inflam thee that my wile's health. has iinprov.
ed very much since she has been using thy Bat= S3M ofWild , Cherry, and we think there is no
doubt be.t it will cure ler. She has taken the'
two bottles i posehrised from diced shirt .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. .
.
LancaiterCounty ; duly, 18, 1841.
D ar Sir:— Please send me ttvJ bottles of your
geriulne..palsam of Wllti . Clierry l .` I have been
affiteled - with Consumption for the last two years
and.suffered very •much with a severe cough.,
pains icimy breast, difficulty of breathing, night
sweats, Stz.,and having it ied numercius'remedies,
' and also beep under several duelers, - yet I could
not find any thing- to relieve..:me until I used
some of.yciur Balsam., I got one bottle from a
neighbor, of mine who is using al, and have found
such wenderfulrelief from-it that I have po doubt
'it will cure me effectually. I
• . Very respectfully yours, - .3r,e ,
• '. ROBERT HOMMAN.
- (IT Read thaollowing from Dr. Jacob Hoff ;
man, a physician of extensive practice in Hun.
tingdon county- . .., .• . .
~
Dear Sir,-, LI prat:anvil oncbottle -of Dr. Wis.
tar's Balsanfof Wild Cherry, from Thomas Reed,
&q., of this place; and triad it in noose of °hall
o note Asthma, on a 'child 'of 'Paul Schwebie, in
which 'many-ether rereadlieribid been tried with.
out. any 'relief. The Balsam gave sudden relief,
and in my opinion, the child is effectually cured
' by its use. ) Vonrs, Stri'., .
- _ JACOB HOFFMAN, M.. 1).
December 23d, 1841.
Dear Sir,—Your Balsam of Wild Cherry ha;
' effected so.tie estonishiag.cures here. One of
'which is an old lady, Mrs Ruesell,whohed been
suffering-for a long time with shortness of breath
ing, and general weakness, until - abe was finally
obliged to keep her bed. After vatieus other re
medies had yeen resorted to in Salo, she commen
=A using Ma Saills-Set, and After taking two Ind
1
_~:,
. ,
06; was so far recovered to be able to attend
6 all the duties of,lier house. and on taking timo
botiies more w,asentirely mired. '
Respectfully ke, ,
JOIN S. C. MARTIN.
Pottsville, ville Pa. .; i . -I ' '
i . -
- ' CAUTION..--,As !there is a spurious mixture
called syrup of Wild Cherry, parches:era shhuld
-be Very particular to 'ask for -Dr. WISTAR'S
BALSAM, and observe his signature on the Dot.
tit'.
Prepared for the proprietor; and'sold at whole,
sale by Williams & co.,Chemists, No. 21 Minor
...Street, Philadelphia. l• 7 . r
. ,
Sold in Pottsville by - Fl. B. DICLUTOLTZ and
JOHN F. C. MARTIN,' and in 'almost every
town and village thrinighout the usturtry.
ries , 8.1 00 a Wale.; ,•
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January 7, 11313. ! ' • - 2
OIN/LL B. Ma!,
TOWIIHRA.LL STORE.
. - . HAAS ec..LAING,
. .
rill ARE pleasure, in announcing to the citizens 0
Schuylkill county. that they have just opened in
the • basement Fro'ry of .the Town ; Hall, on Centre
street, in the Borough of Pottsville, a splendid as
sortment of ,! :
NB AT GOODS,'
bronght from-Philadelphia where they were se
cacti 'with great care, and p urchased 'as unusually
u 7 prices—comprising every variety or • , •
Dry Goods, Groceries, Glais Ware, China
Ware,"Quens and Earthen Ware,.
Arming which may the found.
Stiparlino Cloths. of various colors and qualities,
Blue. Black and Faney-colored Cassimeres, •
Sattinets, Flannels; and Woolen Blankets.
rents. Lawns, Ginghams, Morinoes and Plaids,
S lk. SAM, Linen and Laces.
Canton Flannel; Itellands. and Nanktns,
Marseillesand Valentin Vestings, ' „
3-t.4-4.5.4.6-1 hhislins, Bleached & Unbleached,
Silk, Cambric, Girigham and Cotton flandlit.
Nuw and siu; eriorlstyle Summer Cloths,
Cottonades and Beverteens, - t ,
tine, a ;itiV general assortmeni of . •
Gentlemen's Sumther Ware,
Silr.Cotton, Mohair, Morino & Wored Stockings.
Ladies' rnd Soper Kid, floskin, York.
tan, Silk: Thread, Beaver & Buckskin Gloves, •
Ladies' Silk, Mohair and ricnic'Mitia, &c.
New Orieam., ISt. Croix, Porto Rico, Loaf and
Lump Sugars, 1 • -
New Orleans, Suiar House. and Syrup Molasses,
Tea ard Coffee', of various kinds,':
Cheese; Candlea, Soap and Vinegar, •
Salmon!. Herring. Alackerel. Shad and Codfish,
dlf urns, Shoulders, Smoked Beet; and Venison,
;01iye Oil. Fresh Fruit;and'Oat Meal.
rtlaYanna, Balt' SPanish and Common SC,gicrff,
!Soda, Watt:riled ! St gar Crackers,
;Sperm Oil. Bittter. 'Eggs,. and Lard, '
.1 Dried, Apples and reaches,
and a great variety Oft:litter articles, all-of which will
be sold at low prices fir ca,h, or in exchange for
country firerince.l
Tra' Remember Om 'l,.tert ma Store.
Pottsville. Mar 13 , '
1 iryWUO AVANTS BA RG A INS. ;_rtr,
1111 IPPINCOTT & TAYLOR are Leceiving from
411 their Wholesale and Retail Store: N0:24, Mar
ket otreet, 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 priceiTit will enable them to
disrmad of ti eir. spfendid'assortment of Clothing, to
the entire satisfaction of the customers. By calling
and r rimming, iyon wf.l find full Lined Plain and Fig
u e 1 Beaver Clogi Surtout Costa .varying in price
torn: $ll On to 15 00
_
superior English ,Pilot coats, 6 Po to 10 00
do Flushifiel . • . 250t0 5 00
do ! Blue and 811. Frock Foots 9- 00 to 12 00
do ; ' Drtms do 900to1t 50
do , Grey andiGreen Cloth CoitS 7 00. to 9 00
do Moleskiii Frock Ar Dress do .400 to 500
:Also ott hand an assortment of Fancy
Satin 'Vesti. 1. 2 50 to 4 50
'. With a variety of Suspenders; Stacie. and Collars.
Sec., all of wh.ch Will be iukl to the entire satisfac
tion dell that tray call, by• .
_ _•. _
, • ' LIPPINCOT Sr TAYLOR,
I" I ! Mammoth Clothing Store,
Corner of Mahantongn arid Centre street.
P. s.—we re', now !Iprepared, io accommodate
those fifteen , men that called on us list Saturday fu
*uriout Coats aetheir cwd prices. - .
Dee.einber 31. ,
NEW DRUG STORE. •
<e• E. B. EICIIIIOLTZ, respectfully
informs the citizens of Puttsrille, and
; SCht4thill county generally, that he
Lill • has:onencil, ( in the,sture formerly OC.:
copied by Mr: Slater,) a general assortment of
• :
Drugs;* ' Medicines,
ChelidCals, Paintr i
. . Dyes, -..
Vonildies,. Polly,
•
Glass, Spicts,
Patent' Medkines, 4-c., 4 - c. •
Arid solicits a sfiare A-public patronage, can fi.
dcntly assuring the public that every article in
his line, shall 'be! Of the first quality, and purely
genuihe. i!
[living served &scattier apprenticeship to (bp
busines in Philadelphia, those who fa'vout him
with a call, can !est satisfied that he. will.guard
strictly . against all mistakes, and have their med.
icinee put rip wiih the greatest care and nicety.
Physicians MeseriPtions attended to with par
ticular care, at }liftmen!. Country Physicians and
Storekeepers, supplied at a small advance on ci
ty prices. Pottsville, December 3., 43—f
NEW (SCHOOL BOOKS. 1
- I
200 Nerr Cobb's Spelling Books'. , '' • l . ,
200 do, do Readers No. 1
200 do do ! .• do No. 2 . •
: 50 Frosts Amer l ican Speeker
.50 • do flistory of the United States .
50 do i GraMmars . . •
' 50 Ktith's itrillimetics -•
.. ..
50 Mitchell's Geographical:Readers
50 ,'. do ~ Geography and Atlas ,
50 do 1 Primary Geography
All of which will !be sold wholesale' nd retail
at! l
Philadelpnia prices, by the subscriber
I •
' • I ' . 13 . BINNAN•
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, armory 21, 1P43.„ 1 , . - !,.. • • 4--
ValuablelCoat Tracts to Rent.
PO let on laasei,tcvsuit applicants, all that tract o
land b4longing to the North American Coal Co
knoivn as the Mill Creek Tract. containing, the for
loWing list of Coal Veins, many of which,among
tarts, the • Paachl Mountain Veins—having a range
of over a mile in length, risi—Lewis, Spain, Barrac'
Icagh, Pearson', Clarkson. Stevenson, Little 'Tracey,
Peach Mountain Veit s, Green twit, or Ravensdaic'
Vein, Perpendicular,. and Big Diamond
Veins along - With many others n ot named.
Also, all that tract called the J 61161136 Tract, be
longing to the said company. dont - Merit —the Saleni.
FOrest. Rabbit ;111cde, Mortimer,Tunnel, Black' mine,
C. Laworin and. Alfred Lawton Veins. Also. a Saw
NW, and G ritaMill, situated on the Mill Creek Tract
all of which will he rented on moderate terms by ap-
plying in j DAVID CIIILL4S. .
at 111 s race, at the. Landings of said company, at
Pottsville, or to;
i TIMOTHY M. BRYAN.
• Market Street, Philadelphia
December 17, ' 51-3 mo
To Caouniry' MercAmnia and net chant,
, •
WE invite your atteatiun to our extensive as
sortmeni ot English. French, and 'Amen'.
pin Broad Clothe, of various qualities, and ap.
proved colors.'!Also Whit and Double Milled
Cloths, together 'vit.h a good assortment of Plain
and New Stylel Fancy single and'double-milled
Cassitne.re, Sattinetts, 'Velveteens, Giraffe-Cloths,
Merino, Surrimer Cluthe,Gambroons, Linen, Dril
lings, and other 'articles fur .Summer wear, Eng- .
Hilt and Frerict'i boiled Satins. Valencia, and oth.
ei VestiegT, Silk Velvets; frown and Black IN-
Janda, Silk andYerona Serges,Silicias, Cubans,
:Padding% !Canvass, Buttons, Sewing Silks, Scarf
Twist, Thread,lßindings, Cards, Tapes, and all
other articles of trimmings . used by Tailors.
' :.we are daily !receiving flesh goods which are
examined acid every article warranted as repre.
sented, and Sold at prices' that will give satisfac
tion to purchasers. , I
1 • PITINCOTT & PARRY.
Importers and dealers in Cloths Canimers &c.
i 2d Si., a few doors below 'Arch.
i Philadelphia, :April I, 14-2 m.
' I
1113 4 118.! - HAMS: 1 &C.
•
the-eubsprilier announces to the public that he
AL - hilon hand ti 'urge quantity of wel I cured llama,
'Dried Beef, Toques, &c. &e., which he will sell at
'wn'tLOW RATECFOR C.asn. at his stand in Centre
Street, opposite the Town Sill. ; All atiookrd meat,
which on toal-ahnuld prose not to be good. will be
taken back.
fie always keetts for sale all kinds of Fresh hCat,
wbich.will be; sold at reduced prices—and respectful•
If solicits the' patrouage of the public. • '
JOHN REiGER:
Pottsville, reb.ll ' ' 7,43
=I
THE
to mrike Insurance, pc...mermen'
orievry description of properly
in town and country on the usual rayon* terms
Office 1634 Chesnut Street near fifth itreet. •
pitAttLEs N RANCAER. President.
trißEcToßs, •
Charles N,Panker, - ! Samuel Grant.l
James Sem. Frederick Brotnn, . 1 •
Thomas fleet. • • ...Isfebb R.
Thomas S. Man* Geo. W. Richards,
Tobias Wagner. Modetai D. Lewis.
. CHAR as . G. BA NClCEit,;See't._
LAI scc
The Subseribe tsars, been appointed agent for
the above mentioned instituttor, and is now pie.
pared to make insiirahCe, on every description of
property, at the ieved,t r rates.
ANDREW RUSSEI.
Pottsville, lune 19 4 'lB.ll. o —/
Dade
amity against; loss or damage by Flre.
• Capital .8100,000.
- • CHARTER, PER PEAA.L. ,
rrIITE SPRING GAIbEN INSURANCE COM—
PAN V, make Insbrances..either tereporart or
perpetually, against 'list; or Damage by JFIRb,
town or country, on Houses, Barns, and Bdildings of
all kinds, on Household, Furniture, Merchandise,
Horses, Cattle, Agricultural,Commercial and Manu
facturing Stock and Utensils of every description;
'Vesilet.s and their Cargoes in port; as well as Mcirtga
ges and Ground Rents upon t he most favorable terms.
Applications for Insurance,or any inforthatien on
the subject may be thadeeither personally or by
letter, at the Company's office, at the - ‘l, orthwest
corner of Sixth and Whod streets. • I
!HORTON McMICHA EL, President. -
L. KRUAIDIIAAII, Secretary. .
DritecTotte,
Miirron McMichael; Charles Stottrs , , .
-Joseph Wood, Archibald Wright' .
,
P. L. Lagucienne, . Samuel Townsend, -
Elijah Balled,. 1 . Robert Loughead,
George IV:Troutman. RW. Pomeroy,
• George; W. Schreiner. - •
The subscriber has been appointed AGisr for the
above mentioned Institution and is now prepared to
make INSURANCES upon every description of property
I at the lOwest Yates. BENJAMIN BAN/VAN
- , Pottsville, Feb. 27„ 184
•
1-=boast every disea ' Se that flesh is heir .1 - ) may be.
cured by the timely use of OA K ELEA'S COM
POUND t EPURATIVE SYRUP. This may be
proved satisfactorily to those who will call at any of
the stores where this invaluable medicirM is sold, by
certificates (properly Mithenticard) of cures perform
ed on iridividuals who had lOst v all hopes of telief
certificates of Physicitlns : who had the Most severe
cases - under treatmenti their patients havihg taken the
medicine by their advice and been - cored=, certificates
from the Picutionotary, Clerk of Ort.bans! Court, No
e.. stating their acquairtance witlepersons of,
respectability and suredinit; who having the good of
their fellow men at heart - , have voluntarily, crime for-
ward and 'given a statement of their ease nod its cure.
fOr publicat ein,„&e. stir. The number,ofthese certi- . 1
ticates being totir,krear for newspaper publication, the
subscriber his deemed it advittable to hair a copy of
the most imiiortint certitiares properly puthentica
yed, tinder se - M. : to-he 'placed at the stores of agents,
who hive the mediciqfor sale; where peisone of tic
ted with Scrofula or Kings evil Whilb Swelling,
Chronic RhetimatisM. Teeter, Mcrcurial diseases.,
Eruptions of thc Shin Cough of long standing or in
' cioient Consumption& sick [lead-ache. de, t!c, may
have an opportunity lof ascertaining the nn es and
residences of those whO have been cured byits use,
' and who will Ire willikg, if ei lied upon, to give every
information required.
As a more general eSidence that thisi is no imaek
medicine. I yyould refer to the rallies of the follow
ing well knoivri phyvieiamv, who have attested to its
erica!)r—Dr. J. P. Wester; Dr. S. G. Meal. Dr. Jno.
Otto, Dr. II 11. Muliktilierg, Dr. J. E. Slit-bar:
:Sold wholesale and Retail at the drug and Chemi
cal Store of,
EEM
- E. ES. EICIIUOLTZ, Pottsville. .
J. B.& J. 11. Palrs.lo i n er s vi I I.e; Hugh Kinsley
Port Carbon; llenry .Youte, Orwigsburg:
January 21, - 4-Ay.
A Book for Etery Ames,irord
. .
- . PICTORIAL HISTORY-
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AGAINST • LOSS RYj FIRE
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MITI* rEaPETrAL.
JOYFUL NEWS.
of acting pi: agents for
to make.appli6ition..
. BDPLEII,I Publisher. -
been appou.ted. Agent for
County, who Will furnish
lose who wish to receive
them, each niimber .paYable on deliyery. • .
April 1, I-1 , 3t ~ ' B. BANNAN. •
1 --
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lIIRDICIN ,I ItHEDICIAI ES! ''.
DR. Wm.Evan'celebrated Cai - n
o:pile' Pills.
do otehie:
Herb g t a
Syrup for children.
Baron Von Hutc el ,i l' ,
Doct. GoOdie's V male Pills, .1 1 • , '
Doct. William Ev ti in'ii• Fever & Age Pills,
Doct. Hunt's Bot hie Pills.
For Dyspeptic Persons Hunt's Botanic Pills
are said to be superfor to auy Medicine ever yet
offered to the Publi. i' , ',l ' 1
A fresh supply ftlie above .Medicines,just
received and for sa dat the Drug Stoic of '
il s,
Dec I I . SO= ' : 4 IOIIN S. C.MARtIN.
9,2 _
AMERICAN A. 1 .1111.Y r,
.Or, 'General Abs aet r f Useful Knowledge,
AWORK (min ally Ll..9eful in families, and
calculated to i'rest the attention, awaken
the curiosity, and alighten the understandings
of the young. •I
illustrated vilh 30G0 Enginvinga.
To he complete in Sixteen Numbers, of from
208 to 240 pages daeih. Etch voldme consisting
of Two Numbers; Will be complete,iu itself, and
unconnected with' any other. .
.Prize - 25 cents per; No. The numbers as fast
as published..catt bd obtained of the subscriber.
• B. HANNAN,
- April 15, •18— • Period cal Agent;
IRON STORE I
NO. 53 North \VAua Sr., 2d dowbd q w,Arch St.
PH1L . ..9.-DELPHIIAII :
WHERE a general assortment of:IIRON and
STEEL may,
'I - be had on their morn.,
modaqng terms.., I l r I
, .
JAMES S. WEN" ER, Jr.
•Philade. February lE!, • . 8-6rrt
~. .
CHILBLAIN REMEDY÷Warrantrd. a certain
cure Inrfrested fief and hands, sold only whide
snd retail at EICII , OLTZ'S navy Etrug& Chem
tote, Pottsville. Pa. January 7.1 2---
FERPINI47—In 12 and' 2t Iha Kega, a
Philadelphia prices;for sale by
Mitch 19, at— ' B. I ANNAN.
gpo , ,E.tsys: elipply of Pease
' Cnagh Candy. ju . t receico; fr.m Whniet:nie
Agent,. Philatte.lol3; and fur sale ail MA RTINS
Drug Store December 31'11 • 1—
youUIPS &• CANES—Just received and or
'v rale an iiinortmenWGig,lSulkes•, and riding
Whirmand Walking
' March 19.12 —• . JOIIN:f4; CC, 'MARTIN.
tli R. BECKER'S EYE SALVI. 7 -A. supply
m-F of this' h ighly "erlebrated Salve,4or sore and
inflamed Eyes—just received an' for salt by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN'S ping Store.
January 2S, 1813, , . L i i 5
• [GIFT'S I,` I.
INDIAN YEGETABLE'I4II,S,
Of the North flaterican , Colle,i'44l( Health.
1,,
This extraordinary medicine is fofiged upon the
principle that the human frame islii,hject to. osa.v
ONE DISEASE. 'Viz .00iNliN HLOCNE.OI , SO, 0 tirr words
Impurity of the Blood, and nothing rOve'vegetable
cleansing, is wanted in order to drive iti:sease °revery
description from the Cindy. . f ,h E .
If the channels of 0 r mighty rilJ' i as should fbe
come choked up,,vvoul not the accup4ilated waders
find new outlets, or th country be mundatedt—Just
so with the.human bod : if the natural, @ins become
closqd, the accumulat‘ impurities,wpfxnest assured
ly find vent in some Win of disease of Oath will be a,
certain consequence. • 1,1 I p.t;
IV BIGHT'S IN DI N yEGF,T4 p LP. PILLS
are eminently calculat for , carrying tint this CMAND
runtirviso rniNctrxe. ecause 'They,t.tsre a purgative
medicine so justly llalFtaced , and witlial so natural
to the human cunstitur, that they Annul possibly
injure the most delicat ; cube saino acne, it used in.
such a manner as to p duce, free ettications by the
bowels, and repeated a few times. It will be.absottite
l'y impossible for pain r distress of 'l4 , kind io, con.
w
tinue in the body. - A - ingle ;tenty:ftSe cent Ws- o
the above named In& n Vegetable t,P f llls will, in all
,cases, give relief, sometimes 'even bey(ind the power
of words to describe, and. if perset,Jerq in for a shor t
time, there is not a malady in , the n-hOIO course of 11 ti
man ills that can possibly withstand ihitir astomihing
and 'wonderful inquencT. ‘VnigirespLiatsx VEGhTA
OLE P ILLS are a eertaii cure for i . `i 1 '
COST I VEN ES'S. t .1:
Because they cornpletrly cleanse the: stomach and
bowels from those bilious and coimptlbt.mors which
paralyse and weAcen the .digastivii organs.. and.
arc the cause of headache,: nausea,' and sickness,
palpitation of the hhart, rheuniatiopains in va
\nous parts of the body, and , many op r unpleasan
Symptoms.
In all disordered motions' of the; Blood, called
'lntermittent, Remittcni, Neivous, Inflammatory, and
Putrid
• FEVERS.
.1 . • , - .
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills willlbe found a cer
rain remedy; because 'thy cleanse thh stomach and
bowels from all \ ;When," hewers: 'and . purify the
blood; consequently, 'as they remuve every kind of
disease, they are alisolMely certain-to cure every kind ,
offerer. . 1
So,also when morbid humors are deposited upon
the membrane andmuScle. causing those pains infla
mation and swelling, called
R II EOM AT'S NT, 'GOUT, ST,C., '
- • ' - -- -
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills 'may be relied on as
always certain to give relief, and if persvercd with,
will mostassuredlj-, and without fail, make a per
fect cure of the above painful maladies.--Froin three
to sic o 1 'said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night
or, going-to-tied, v‘ . 411, in a short time!, completely rid
the body from all ..‘miarbiel and corrupt !tomtits; and
rheumatism, gout: and pain 'of everylescription, will
disappear; as Irby magic. .
For the same reason, when, fromlsudden changes
.of the atmosphere. or any other cause, the perspira
tido is chocked, and those humors which'should pass
offby the skin, are thrown inwardly. c'ausing headache,
nanseaord sickness, 'pain in the Mines, watery and
inflametreyes, sore throat, hoarieners,couglis. con
sumpiion. rheumatic pains in various part of thei . boclii
and many other sytittoms of k. i •
CATCHING COLD; - -
Wrigbesindian Vegetable Pills will invariably give
immediate relief. 'Three or few. pills taken at n ght
on going lo bed, and repeated -a few times, w,ll.
remove •all the above unpleamnl. symtoms. and
restore theOictely to, even, sounder lipalih than before.,
'rho name may be said of difficulty .of breathin,g,
or
ASTHMA: I •
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will 'loosen and
carry-off by theekoniach and bowels those rough and
phlegmy humors which stop the air !cell,l of the
lungs, and are the cause of the alive dreadfil
plaint .
It should also he. remembered jthat WRIGHT'S
INDIAN \I.:GETABLE PILLS aricertain to remove
pain in the side. oppression, nausea
S and Sickness, loss
of appetite, COMIVeIIiCSS. a yellow arigia of the skin
and eyee, and every other symptoms of,,
compLAINT. .. •
Because they ;purge from the bodyithose porritpt. and
stagnant humours, which when deposited,on the liver,
are the cause of: the above dangerous: complaint
They are also to prevent ,
APOPLEX.Y‘AN D SUDDFN
OCC3USC they carry off those humors
ting the circulation, are the cause sofa.
mination . 'of blood to the head;
on turning suddenly round, blindneis, drowsiness, loss iII
ntmemory. inflamation oldie bratp, insanity; and dill
disorders of the mind.
'Phase who labitur within doord o i should-remenitierl
that they frequently breathe, an 'atinolphere which is
wholly unlit for the proper expatision of the lungs',
and at the - same time owing ao a ant of exercise, the
bowels arc not, sufficiently evaiuMed,r,..the. blotid
becomes impure, and headache; iffiligestioryrialpita::
tion of the 'heart, and many either disaoreeable
svmtoms are sorry to fllow..
'Ay kturrs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Being a Cleanser or the stomach and bowels, end A
direct purifier of :ille Blood, ate villain not only to
remove pain or distress of every lyric' froth the body.
hut if used occasionally, so as to kep the body free
frOm those humours which am the caitse of every
malady, tucideol to man, they Will Most assuredly
promote such a just and equal - circtlaticin tbe blood
M
that ose.who lead a sedentary ire, will he able to
enjoy sound health. and disease of any kind'will be
absolutely impassible..
• —... „ .
+•:A UpONS 7 O AGENTS:
Country agent and otherl, are reenctfully
informed that, owing. to the trelt populai ty, and
increasing demand for'the above nameds, a host
of unprincipled 1 per Sons are Ousily engaged in
manufacturing, end vending a zpurtous article in
imitation of. I, . . • ' ' .
WRIGHT'S I iNDIA N VEG P.TABLE PILL.
They are also fu ether informe'd that.l haves ion
pending against one V 0. Falcii, for counterfeiting
the above named medicine• and air cautioned against
buying or recenri l lig mediCine from said V.a u) k•k,••
as he cannot by auy possibility- have the gearine
Wright's Indian Vegetable - Pills fir sale. • i ~ .
All travellingagents, with genuine medicinc'are
provided with a • certificate. oti agency: Wed by
%VIM:Im Wright, Vice Ptesident ori he N. A. College
Of Dean. • 1 . .
'
Travellers, who•cannot show a cenificate as above
described. will be known as bast :impostorii.—Shtin
them, therefore, ffs you would a Ilighway man, or a
Midnight Robber. - . i 11,
Offices. devoted•rxclusijely to OM sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetatile , -I'llis, vholesele m retail, - d reta, - No
169 Race St. ' Philadelphi No, 2 4:1S Greenwich street
Boston' , f
N B-Beirtire of the cctnt-rfeiter -in
_Third Street
Philadelphia. ,
. • AGENTS FOR SCH YLKILL COUNTY. •
Thomas & James Beatty. rottsiille. ' •
Bickel & Hill, Orwigsburg. --• I , .1 •
Daniel Saylor, Schuylkill Haven. ' , • .
Aaron Mans, Mahantongo. - . ,
J.:Weist, Klingerstown . •
Jacob Kauffman, Lower Mahantongo,
Jonas isailErnii. do , Mahantongo, • •
Caleb Wheeler, PinegrOve. ' • ...
John Ynyd,r,, Eiiedensbutg.
1 & G Martz : Port Clinton ,
'Fetherofi, No & Co. Tuscarora.
William Tangert, l'amaqua.
John Maurer , Nlaliantongo; .- •• ' -
Monty Forreider, West Penn Township 1
' R Schuler &Co East ,Brunswick Township
' Seltzer & Beek: McK6nsburg '
C. 11. DeForeat,,Lewellyn. .1 ~. • \ -
Emanuel 0. & 30.. 0 Kauffman,lZimmerrnantown
October 1, 1 18-12,, , • 46-7
DRUGS: AND. MEDICINES.
*JPgeneral received, in addition to former •stipplies, a
*JP general assortrnent
Drugg, N P a i n ts,
Medicines, Oils and Tuypentine,
CAemicals, Dye Slu s,
Patent Medicines, .tarnishes.
.
Perfumery,'l Glass from 7 by 9 t0:24 by 30.
Together with every article in his line, while he,
offers for sale,ata small advance,and solicits the at-
Acation of Physicians and country dealers generally.
JOHN S. C. IHARTIN.
•i>^r Particular attention given to Physician'aPtir—
scriptions.at all hakirl• ,
November 26. - . , ' 1 • i 48—
I§S LESLIE'S MAGAZINE—The April
4.1 " 11 number of this Magaiine, the - cheapest or
the kind in the United States, Jost received and
for sale by the subscriber, Agent for .Schuylkill
county. frice $t.,50 per pnAum in advance. or
15 cents per nunitzet. La BANNAN.
April 22., i 17—
A ;NEW FOUNTAIN LIFE ILIAS
• ; . OPENED: , I ' •
AL NO its healing streams now gushing forth.
brilliant star has arisen in ihe East. and now
cheering !thousands with RENIVA'EII lIKALTIJ, LON 9
•
LIrE, AND .
•
That Star id
REICIITER'S. VEGETABLE PURGATIVE
' • PILLS. -
These pills. let all understand, cure disease by a
power - peculiar only to itself, which instantly cheeks
the action 'and progress of disease. for their com
mencement is much alike (which is when the
BLOOD AND :JUICES,
are so far depraved. as. to- produce obstructions and,
sores) that one medicine, provided it be competent
to produce sickness, will be all that is necessary for
removing disease, and restoring , •
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
to mankind. Let it likewise be rerecreberpt that
there is no medicine now in:existence poSsessing
equal healing . powers; 3 r.d that no vegetable, or asfy
other kind of physic eon sc.' soon rettote healih, when
lust, even lit cases thempsf inveterate.
'The action pf these' Tills_ upon the bowels, are
mild; producing no gtiptng pains or delpiliti,but on
the contrary, alter they have operated, you feel that
a load of irritating and corrupt humors hose been
taken from y'ou, and the buoyant feelings el health
spring up in their place; and what is another great.
'object in these pills,;hey- are always safe,they Troy
be taken on all ocisaions, and under 'any circom.
'minces, without regatd to the name of the disease, for
they operate upon every part of the but'y,and
disease from whatever part it may be seated. Every
person who porresirs a hos of there pills
I\7:V. :DS NO PHYSICIAN, •
for in them he can 6nd a corn, and-con6dently.rely
upon a spenly.restOration to health, .
In Germany: the land of their ori2;n. Indliens of
person:c have expertenced thcir bencticial,effe,cts, and
the thousands who' Mite used them .here.'sp6k of
Om in the highem of terms, on account ut their cut;a
tt re properties. .
Ihe ryful news of, health and comfort, spreat:s
from-those %Nilo have happly used
DU. it MUTER'S •
V R.; ETA PIING ATIVY, PILLS
and they now prevnil by their own' excellence, and,
the Power of Truth. . .
And why, we may reasonably inquire. have they
become so endeared to the hearts of those who have
used them. and 'by them gained . such a pc fmlarity 1. ,
Suniply because their actlen upon the
111„ 1 :t1A.N 1101: 1 1",
was as the Fun and rain upon yrgenit inn, git4itig n,giy .1
life to 511 vt hotpartook or its happy it thteuce. As
The health of the plaid depends 1111011 the sap 'wit ch
circulates through its branches. so the life and health •
of mank.ncl- depends upon the blood winch flows
Through his %ems. And v. hen this vital Quill, 0, h el l
is most , necessary to the growth 'and ',ninon of the
body, by stone unl.nown cause becomes funded with
morbid and ,I
m
cor urr HUMORS, ,
~ , 1
go that instead el' nourishing and strengthening, diet',
„body, it labors to prodOce obstructions in the sysient.t .
which-engenders thSease, have recourse to a medicine
that is perfectly safe in every disease. rind that will,'
produce, a favorable ICTIllint;h011. if giver:, early in the 1
, t
cowl:tint, y (Ineptly in a few hours and must tatt:atls'
in a let' days, that Medicine is - T 1
• *Dr Reichitr:s rigetabte P. 11., 1:
whiCh so throm,shly Cleanses the blood and sy•tem tit,
large, that disease of'?ey. , kind cannot, possitty exist,
where, i
I ' • 'We finil iheir.Prtzenre, ,1 :
proctditd'nattire is not brynild all human assistanc...t i
't,ileprice of these pills is '2.5 emits per butt. with
full dlnection4 . :indent) be 'had at the
• 1 1 Phi/arts/it/rid. il/rdieci Hui', ; t
estahltsbed fur the
1 6 t..11. - press
eel/.
. . . i
• i
i
1 L
at the'rnortheaSt ember of FII itl and RACK sheets'
i
I,ltewL;e of sobmagdots . . • 1 11_
. ' • ' . ' (111: ENFir.i.o. Va., Oct, 10 131t1 I
,bear• Sir : vim doubtless tiMarmber my calling', al •
yeti: est ablubmen't alient two - wcelis since. and itti 7
taming, from you one dollar's wonh of Dtt itiEcitr
7rEir., , i vEGETABLE. PunG ,TivE 'Plus. for
nneointY neighbors who reinnested me to procure
the article for them. -This being done and my own
,business transacted, I slatted forumpe. 'After travel.
ling'all dayrl was; taken with a sudden. chill, which'
..lert the wiyll a violent fever, head-ache, and_ consider,
, able pair. throughout , my whole' system, with great
sickness at my stOmacii, which so completely disen
atilt d me that I was compelled to stop at a small Inn
hn the road for 'chef and rest. Upon ima,tiry, they
had nothing that ,could possibly afford toe toilet.
White. yet ii, misery, for I never was set ill it all my
life. I happily thought of your pills, and resolxed to
open one box upon ley, own account ainl seek relief
ix or them drank .a .;,yarrn cup of tea.
My pain here ceasedpn a meastirC,
mild: asleep. In tt e mornina, I
........,and after the pills ad operatga I
I,
:pine a different person ; , took a im her rittse'of
I font' pills, remained there all it edntsday, and on
'l'littr day started ha home as well as e,•er, and !still
cum) good health i t—the p rstone - 4i - tr it'.lmtu I bout
them, informs me t bat tilt y have CXl4l , llCed - Inn re!
benefit from your pills thatt a whole cart loader the
quarks which they; had formerly used, I ...:; ',rely if thsty
tured them with as good an ef(ect'upenith'entselves as
I have, they
. .ltavelgood reason for cycling, their vir
tues ;and t I you. t i ke my adeice, you Will perzevese,
go on and recommend thorn to all who are laboring
- Oder disease, and, my word for it, they will heroine
so n'orilar as a genet-ill rtlmedi that you Will (hid it
difficult qt-supplying the dentailil.
;Signet]) G. W. Git %NOON,
Greet field.
I The above Metlici,cg is sold ,in Pottsville at the
''SLIDIC . OI
. . . 1 . °l.
CLEMENS ,
Pottsville, Marsh, 11. 1813. '
,: . .
. , S' . rltlNfa. GA) ot; s.
. -..— , • - . .
T ii, E_ . ,h.Fcri he rs hare en hams, and ,are rc colt,
tog byfregnent arric;alA, an ' assoltoo nt of
Gondssintable for the approaching s ro•on, among
tt birth are - , .
Cassirneres, Vesting:4 - am] athir ; goods
Tor Ur n's teed cm no. n cre, rheid ,
Stripes, Worste'd plaids, and a vaiieiy of , other
artitiles for , Boys' weirr—Alonselines . de laine, A I
;loco Lnstres, Ls wes,, Sco . o Gingham,
&e. A I.so Black and colored. Silks, yourlarils and
Broclides ; Silk fringed ~TbilJet.Sh*..l., Enihroi.
dered6e, Blakkeis, ttiiifis and oth l er furtithing
goods.
t • -•-•
T. SIIARPLESS 'dr SC/NS'
32 South,t2d.Strech Plol,l6:c!phia.
March 4.1843. 10 —3.1 m..
• - DOCTOR AI). Ll
RESPECTFULLY intiunis the inhabitants
of ['Mist/111c and its 'vicinits, that he has
moved in'town, and offers his prcfesional i•er
'ces in all the nndical brunettes o he public.
Practicing he lloinccepattiic sYstrin, and if
requested, the Allcmpahic, he hopes from long
experience to give full satisfactinti to such as
Will call on him. lie will hcrea.dy for profession.
ul scrvieo at any time at hiti'rpsitienre.
A D LIPPE, 3d. I).
Greenwood. December 4 1 1 49—If
JOHN - C.• NEVILLE
• ATTORNEY AT LAr4l"., •
LAS rmnotret? from, Market: Street to the -store
formerly occupied by Abrahitto leleisse, in
Cootie St f reet, opposite the Post Office
Pottsville. Oetoher S,
.IA.II)Eg. 11. CANIPIiELLic . •
ATTORNEY AT LAM'.
_• j P.OTT4ILIA PA• ' '
IN\
H AS r
,ttoved his (ace to the south west .corner
of CC ire and Market streets, one door south of
Samuel Thoinpson's Store; Practicing in 1t he sero
al Courti!of Schuylkill and Columbia! counties. ,
0 I. E
• I'ATTORAEY AT lA.l\
POTTSVILLE:
A 3 / removcdlitheoffice
office u ofJohn,
C. Ilt , evp le, Eq., opposite the Post Office.
Nnverphr4 26.
- D.'.E. NACU.
ATTOR EY AT LW,
FFICI.: In Centre street. opposite the Esehang
• Hot Porsville,Sent..3. —36 ,
.
jOIIN IP. itoitAirr, •
ATTORNEY AT LAW, ••
O I RWICSBURG. I• ,
police in 14e Courts of Schrsiilkill qo,tinly
UM
NlileY FASII4.ONABLE CLOTH4NG'
VOILE AT TILE TOWN' HALL ?
J UST opened for the Benefit of they Poor, by
• 'sailing at tettitagd ,priria and for xash, et" the
Town BM
By Balling and l exarning you will find the Pri•
cell to abil the Timm / •
- Fnitaydle,Noyember / 12, 46
iv FAY YORK DRIED
,PLUMS '
LAO' excel,
11 lent article for pies, just opened and for sate.
by %V. M. MARSHALL.
.Corner .4 Norwegian St. and Mount
catho Rail Road.
April 8,
TliE highost.prico pa'id in 'cash for all kinds
of country Produee,
' • ;W. I I. 111ARSITALL'S
Cheap Cash Grocery Store . ,
Confer of Norwegian St. and - Mt; Carbon R. R.
Pottsville, Apol '1843., •
,
EADEN PII
purpose of intro
1. r sale cheap, by
April 15,
A It ItOTS
orange field
V I the pound, war
April 2 . 2', 17—
Only B'2 for tt Map of the United States
, AIITCHELL'I Large 'Map or the. Unit4l
- -li States , i feet by 3,l,mennted nn Rotten., coc,
aining the ccnsup of the United Btateit,--or 18411
and the only, correct .slap . ..of the UO . cd.Statcn
now event, at thrilow rate of S 2, which ot ghont
one fourth- the u nal pride. ,Nat -received and
furl Pale by , -1 2 ;; B. hANN.OI,
March 25, • ' •13—
1 .
• 110 J USES S
I FOCSACF,
• 1111111
Pln
gi Ms., a -larze nonalier or 11 a ig.?*" .
_ Buildings and' out Ltda. of
various sizes, oirdthe Navigation tract, lying princir
pally in the,Pero.'ith of Pottlyille. Apply to
I - SA WEI.. t LEWIS,
Jolt , N. 29-If *1 Real ehate neent, C e nt re Sr.,
• •
1: a VVAND' o.‘ IC
fi =444Di - 111e oxe !lledicme.a certain ]
re :..r Lever mulazur. .I.ust ,eceivecl end , .
II sale at Al;111TIIVS lirug Storo
317
t September:l,.
.11:VIN
1!-.11,
QM
IM
UM
IN—= uffictently , strong for the .
ucitrg watefi into the Houses—
.. . B. BANNAN.
. • ,
19-- 'i
S.4—CanarhAftltet, tlemp
t teemed and fur`sale by
I . 'Et HANNAN.
I IRD ,SEE
I I and !tape. J
April 22,
AIIII~ BEETS: Long
f . :: n f
rated
, fr tr t. tii o u r g g e a r i :it h e y t Seed,
• p.• BANNAN.•
fresh supply euns.'"
by SILIMIAN &CO.
031310 N
am 011, futon
March 18,
Cf.: 31 EVE Y- - A Op' lea tin
OTTSVjLLE .
for Lola, or to
•
latermento , mm be made lo
• - E S BEATTY.
22 18471... 18—
Piitt&iille. April
OAP AN
t...ane.es at the j
hiladeleltiaxnen
elia . hie aado!
Onrner of Nome!
'ottsviile, April'
i CANDLES•—soN and
best quality by tne box,Vo'd et
facturers prices.freight a nil cx.
, by %V. 11, - MARSIIALIi.
ion Ft. and NI., Car i aon R. R.
15,1813. , , 16--
11111
. •
•Ljp.IIGV7.
THE . 'PORT FIANTON FOUNDRY, and
Machine Shop, together' with pH ilia Flat•k-,
Machinery, and fixtores heloniinp. thereto. Ap
ply to ' ISAAC Mi•IY E1..F.:•1
n't• Port Clinton, nr to :
EGliErcr ,GUILFORD,
• • Swaiara Ttirnace.
' Dree'mher,ll, . •
51—If
_ , -•-
.... PIiOCLA3IAI lON.
VO . 10E,-;ii. hereby givt it - that •an- Adjaurard
1 4 Ciarl•('l C r oitmon i'leas,tlOr 114 trial of
causes' at ist•ur, 1 . 1 and kir the ronnty irf Schoyl.
kill, will be held.at osl4cgsburg, in f,.ild count . V,
on , • • . .
' yortr qy , tit 291 h day if Itay ni.rt,
1 . 1, fl • ' •
t
to con inoe for' ,. .nne wet-lc.. Therefure those trr -
. suns :trying snitx prndinv, nn4i - all perE•ens u lima
dirty ,i shall to to anotax a 1.-0 itl Court:wilt take
notice 9 rid govern 4he I/MIA•VeS ii rr or rijpg / v:
1011 N O. %Will /1:HON, Shtrrjr
I i ' ShuritT's-Otlitr,'Or4 igs. r '
tar , . tit , 61 iS, IH IT, .... ( - . .
• .- .11 .1 ~,si 0., - 71.1 (.) !.! i,.. L
1..... x, ; •
iIE . ADIN - “, f',lA-:
TF: subserkher begs VayelleipretftillOu ari
eunininee to hiit Frietithl and the T;ayeiting:
ct 11111 l t he liar. tutryn that 4rge and
Eharit lUdeli- . lorrnetly liept by non
lel Finneyj ie the:borough of Reading',
;41
..; and! F WI II I: l ticiwa Ls the Mar i /sit/
' . //atisr, tt hiclr he has thniongbly -.
..;'
and splendullvl fitted I tl/ V rOtefl, arid is' •
now opened 'foe -111. e reception (11 vtsilors• This •
is i•iirtuierl in the %Try yentre of the be_
rough, and u'rriplv peux hied with
ttio‘. rooms and istgr'., airy and enliven ti
chatiihers,,'ell ftthd the ,mort (dully et) Ix ,
with to:it:tire eidtret . yi new s and of the verk-ht.,!t.
.description. t all t toes he stip.'
plied with the best, the Trading •and
phia .inar Lets Can afford; and his-wirier. and
having ] been ptirrliased , at- great t xpeus.,
I vvp he (cool Arntly tte!gottririended us the molt
rapproved goal I
PcrH,iris vistitig Vaaditip, mill do - Weil to eall/
-as the..sub:el illet tiffertnerljo spare no 40.
to render his esitiblii.liun,ent . equal to the i!eri•br.ir,t
liti . t I , ' lie Hie enuntry:, "- ' •
- . .
Pr
.t...: Fa iliiiiCi'ellitill , rl be tircomodatezi d o:
tiro tilt' Sual4 , ler season, znd upon - , ,,,r terple,ag
to t. 0.1 t lie't i1k....
•
. .
~i • . .
Ciiniii wed with ih !Told, 19 all CZCCILC:ont AylVii
C.0116111.ti1114.1 stabling, iith..cor.pcto. &ni l , irq,..
ent tn , Inn. , iiergiirri traveling cti . tivilitc.i.rnwit;eol , -
r,y,..,;,,:w. ,iid ni k d it adv autogir/is tu .tiatrun
ize'the ,i.utv er :kr •• •••
' AVII.II , AM L. i.;,F.: CCF.fpN ,
Re'ading. 4_61 29: 1t44 - 34, • ... •Mt _
.
AISTIMAcITE FURNACP,
II ()CATE() in Ore . Borough of Pottr•vdte -
Sidtojfkill county. Pa , is not excelled by n
ny other'in frciliues fOr obtainiug'eariety of ores,
and Coat, „teing accessibly:by Cann!'
anri R!..11 Roads to within a few yards of the stock,
The i,'''.uriroce and machinery is in such a slide of
preparatioo, t h at a small amount. of ()inlay, would
'be sufficient to pui it in.blast 'in tr few; week..
' The ahrherdicaird aecounta of the great iitt f
idovetticrits and.extratordinary qualifies of the 1,
ron irodUced 'by Xrdirrocite Coal in Wales, hold."
I
not strong guarantees for safe and profitable in
veomer,t., • • • '
The proprietor' rent having' the requisite- a.•
mount of capital to keep it in blast,i4.desirous of
having some krson 'to join hird, who would take
a 3 1 or 2-3 interest—or he will Tense or sell tho.
hole propereyon soch • terins sus will ha found .
a dya n fagerota.
For fhither partieular., apply to •
W 11.1.11,11 11. MARSHALL .
PotiF;vl .Schuylioll,comilv, Pa.
January.
A: C_Alf.ll3,
THE subsoribers'having taken the large Deg
arewiur.r nn the-.upper side of Walnut St.,
on the Schuylkill (opposite .thcir former place a,
husincs.) intend to 'devote their atlciat . inoln
ceivine and, shimilng coal . on commission, aniO •
reameally solicit consignment, either or: corn—
mission or storage, their terms : aro ,very Moder :
ate i.' and fibula) advancea brill be• made as tho
coal is received. Veit will aso.ottead to the eal,e
and shipment of coal at IZiehpond on the !Ida,
re.rnr
I - rtf.OPLIER &Cr , .
Walnnt St; wharf, Schuylkill, nod
N. %V. Corner sir Arnad and Arch Street,.
Philadelphia, April 15; : ' • 16-3.mq
• . p.o,c-roft C. 11/ESLER,
ill AS Temnved lotheofFtee of Dr. Lapr, - Oppei,
• 21 - 111 . t e the Eikeopalian„, Chuich, Centre street.
'where he will con tkond to a(tend to all prolessiousit
br.siness,
(Kee Mors, until !) o'cloa in the inorning, .
4 6 ' from' 11- to s -2 I.'Cloek P. M. -
" • .froni ? to•Tu'cloelr,' in the evening,
. April I, ( /H 14—=
. N EW•BOW . AN'D ATIOE STORE. --
:I UST ripened, aithe old Post Office, Centre Sl
it" opposite lkisrket, an excellent - ass:air:Cent off'
Boots and Shoes of 'auperirkr qUality, which talk
be sold cheap, trey cheap:for cash, by -
THOMAS • FOSTER. '
4 , • 15—•
April A,
Tobxers, Bleachers, PartrAlokersi,Ste!”:9:
Bander's, ..gula others .
PASCAL ICON :wo*ufs.
WELDED gitelllGllT IRON TUBES
From 4 inches to k calibre and 2to 12 f i re; long:
_capable of sustaining pretuiure Pn% o 400 to 2500 Itis:
per tare inch. with , top • kt...die, anfi
other lures 3o,suit, fitting towther, witb . "Serew -
Joints, suitable,for STEPOOVATER. GAS. anitrog
J,OCOMOTIVE and tither S4•EAhI BOILER. Fleas
wOA oft
-9
.
71 11 tlo.hrtgred WA for salt: Y •
imotaus, TAsx.p.p. dr, Nolaus •
Warehouse V- E. Corner of,Thild & Walnut . Streets,
Fai r. wm4.:.
J4i~9.~f ,3. - ~! ~~
Mil
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