FLO W E'R§
Each leaflet tea tiny scroll •
Inscribed with holy Huth,
A lesson that aroutid,the heart -
Shbuldheep the dew of youth;-
Bright m issals from ifigelic thump'
terry-bytir. ag
Bow were the esitlVol glory shorn
Were it of *MGT'S . boreal
They trimlife . On thu: Alpine heights,
The fissuredr , ea they p ic as.
The ?.czeit wild, with heat and and,
Shares too their bresi , edness;
And wherestier the •yreary heart •
Tiara in its Lim despair,
The meek eyed blossom upward looks;
Inyittng it to prayer?
, &SORT 13 . 1.1 T EfiNTL,'IL Dalt.CitiOlt, No
NlOOll ea na,,—To embitter &amok. life;
.twin your eintiou ou nll amall:mattera at th
of -the bayonet. ,t • •
Ttt secure yourself against a cainlitl
h F
Call men hard -mimes before you have ai l
their fatilts." •
•
• i
To keep yourdelf in a itate of diseenten
Set your heart on having C'f , / thing ezti l
your mind:
To involve y ourst I f in • i nettric able MI
Shape your course of action tby :tizeii
plea; but by temporary eapedienta.
To provide tor potos.lf abundant me
ehame and repentabce At t uti.l,er tflo
- 91:pa4iion. • i
To dio ovi , hopt /
alcenrnplishin an.litikii.
Ways icrentl.to do a4tn , ll,il); gnat tirte.it'
ueeect 'the preoeut lat.nYola oppottunity H
yeti
- fi•
4v .T.t destroy your authority o;er your c
When you are is a g4od 13 .in3r 4ive ti,e•
1 plums ; crll4l in althulnar, bl wa un.l rep i
ll
To gain a permanent rfipntitirat : Erni
be, rater than ro appear
ie
To gain eitetvive niefu!nva l i: : Br sent opportuttoy, greA or end tin
to the atrao.t. , •
- ha s'auceiaful reprovo . : First eon'.
by suh i ortutial &Old+ of keldue l e's thLt.
e them.. -
The editor of the New York Sunday Mercury
111-116 t be in a .bad 76 Hear how ho 'talks:
SUMMER CoM PLaiaTs.--Terribte warm L. day.
—hOt enotigh.io set the.occan herntom
'eter mast burst—it can't wand t•uch
duck hipped into the Park pond, and lo f t ha
feathers by' the 'scald ;—wish I ore, lege
iega filled - with ice, and had a patent 'refr glrator
to sleep in ;--just - sast a boy scraped tiP fr In the
sidewalk with a spoon, and
Ich ,taken idiwn
ceaar—
don't think ihlcken - very soon girls. v‘ear
bandages to keep them from flattening Town
Cloud. now and then comes over .the„sunL-c
stay thett long before it get. , dried up;--geed
time to preach fire and briina:one—erery body
would repent; , —saw this.minure a man's nose in
a mintjulep—how it lats..ed ; —polar bora on the
frozen ocean must' take comfort these, days ;
]
Brandreth t ayills don't affet. the th - froionorter at
al;--.wish I wawa therinorneter—never'd rise a
i • •
bore 50 ;—only the ini.lera of tiro ideas li. ft ; the
;, i. • .
rest are sonets--:- , werry i tiot-; - -lisi !lion honor.
A Witower A riColucs - r. , 4,A bribe, aptly op-.
plied. has been known to effect wonders in other
countries than this,iand where some of the leaisla
'tete were corrupt npd lodes money, has produced
• - iftonishing results. It is -rciat.rl that a number
of years ago, a bill was brouelit beforri the house
- of Commons in Great Britain, which ilicited
much opposition—insomuch that its fate d.-perided
on the voto and influence of one mpintM, who
e
vinced strong 'opposition to the bid. • ,ffie final
miestion must bs determined on the following
.day. and this member, the next morning, was
waited' on by a gentleman who put an elegantly
bound volumeinto Ida hand. tTh sir; said he,
!is a scarce and valtiable trod, tliebt' may probe=
bly thruw,some light on the merits of the bill now
before the Haase. As a man of honor and integ
. city, you are expected to peruse if a iihnttention
the Meantime I await your reply."
The member, not a little surpri:ed, opened the
book. It consisted only of thirty p tges-but each
. page was decorated with a marginal note of the
value of £lOO. The effect was immediate and
deciAve. ''Turning to the gentleman who was
waiting his repl . i, ho said : •The solidity of these
argUments is irresisible: They place the matter
‘,.
in a light en=sclear, that he who tuna may xeird.—
.
I rejoice to be convinced of my error sand shall
act accordimily.' The bid was px.ss6.l!
A - ATT Ita.rsritatios.,—A person i-king how
it happened that so many beautiful young la Ilea -
to dk up with ind.ffernnt' htigliands, after mans tine
offurs,wea thus epti ylausvri red by a mountain mai
; dem A young him! of hel'a requested her tri
go
, into a cane,brake and get the haod-aine.st
Slur mai set it it OqC/3 - going through, •ibilhout
turning. titre went- I —and coining out, brought
hi ti rpiitc a mean reud. When ho d her, ens
that the handsomest reed ,slae.saor, .01 no,' ale
replied .1 saw may finer as I. Went along, but .t
went on in hopes of ono much tiiitti I ea
nearly through, nd th - eri I ma oiMird io take up
with any ono! could flail- 7 mcid got a crtiutted one
wt last: • .
ALL 11011 TA 1 , 7 1 TOA , T —1n03 , 110 , irg toes!
was given .on the 4th of July, .st Catnpheti Court
}Low. Virinis . : by Re. HogAeii-41! . Proirlent
I.want you to let every one know that I am for 1
Henry elly agoinit the'ssorld. fie stroll vv'ero
barn close to the Slashes bf 'old,Hanover. He
herefoote4 and-so-414 I. yetis a god
CrOf
buy 'WAS mammy and so cvai 1. b knew him
like a book and I love biro like-a 'brother. l ir a:.y
rniri has anything to an R ' gaink him. lot him c‘iale
to nio. If here is any litter, br'over. or stainer,
ruin -thin Henry Clay on! this God's globe, ',why I
ty` he w . l uid b‘e,' a aort eutiosay. and I would
like to look at hiro. Co (333 cheeiC)
~~
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An Iriah.gentle'mau by'•tbo Mime of Man,' ro"
near a private flirt ~ne o f i t i
1,10( intabi,ent4, ‘Wbci hnelookell frdm his keep:.
er. The maniac sutidmily, siorpe& and reaund
u p o n elar:ge etick,eichinic'd • Who nr. you, Sul
The gentlemen we' rather eforrned, but tbinki,,g
d:vert his elt , ntion by a pun,-repliz. , l, am a
)üble man, I Clat rrln by nmifeani! man by na•
tOre; .Are you en,' rcj )in:11 ill° other,' •v:!:y
am * tnrido myaepl, a) we t.o mitt 11:,r,ht 5.01
•lA5.` Ire thin knocked, For 31r. Nidn down, dnd
• r..,n awry. ,
F' , ,gsn chola • the fruits Of drokennus,'
slid to lindl Ird to an noly,ditighter;'orhoin he al
_,rnaat idolized, as he k:ckeil a poor inebriate in.o
the stre,:t..
!Poor see: replied thodau,:thtet•
•Let tno cauttop you to bawara end not to get
e diunker husband?' '
•Wdlo makes the drunksrds, father?'
The landlord eloped. Ile List ,Ttcatiau was
a poser.. .
0/VING ♦ FALS?. C•01..0111101 To THS AP
jlbcra!' said an f lrishmen, who landed
Imo yesterday, direct front the great theatre of the
Repeal agitations, 'the yallah favor and black voin
jt mast be very bid here intirely!'
'Why do you think' so I' said ',lig friend'; to
whoa) be tuldres - ed the remark.
,
= 4isn't it as plain s the nnse on
yerlata--and ye din a tolerable size 'ainillin'-hot ,
tie yersclf-r-iclit it, at plain, I 111 . * - turtle face
on yet face, frorn'tlte number, Of Math onilialf:h
vanilla I gee in the streets
. .
CON UMPTION OF Tnr. . Lum;:-..,;„ :
vffeetions of the Litter, Asthma, i Broncha,itt,
Pain or Weakness of the Breast-or Loriii;
Chronic Coughs. Pleurisy; Hemorrhage of the
lungs, and all affections of the Pulmonary
' Organs. . _ ,
. NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION;
• A compound Balsamic preparation, of!,tha
Prunus Virginiana or. 'tt Wild Cherry Bark,"_
• combined .with the Eitract of •Tar.lprepared by,
a new . chemicall , process, ePprov.ed and recom.,
mended, by the most distinguished physicians,
and universally ecknowleged the most valuable
Medicine ever discovered.
No Quackery/1r No Deription. .' •
In setting forth . the yiitue ,4 of this truly great
'medicine, we have no de-ire •to deceive .those
Who are htlemring under affliction, nor do we
will to eulogize it mitre than it ju s tly deserves.
Yet when we look around and see the vast a.
mount of soaring and distress occasioned by
many of the diseaseii in which. thin'medicins hes
proved so 111011 y successful, we feel that we can.
not urge its claims too strungli,eirisaj, lour much
in its favour. . 1 •
I ' Variant; remedies it in true hard been' offered.
I and mat d Iran notice tor the care Hof diseases of
the Lungs, and some have na'douht seen fermi
were went, but of all that have. vet been discov.
ered, it is somitted by phrstcianS and all who
have witnes,ed its effects, tl-at.-none has proved
as eueces.ful as this. Such indeed, ate Oa
•
MEI
pAut
LIM
ZEE
merit :
ily t
MO
prtan
!el' for
;Iluence
re
r 4 bu
useful
DEE
DE=
BFIRPRISING FIETEES
01 this Milani), that even in the advanced stages
of Cott .I.l.mrriuN, after all the ino.t esteemed rein.
edi.s tit physicians have failed to effect any
'change, the use of 'this medicine has been pro.
domive of the most artopirhing 'relief; and se
teeny effected cures after all IMpee of recovery
hall been despaired of.
- lit the first, stages of the diseasa, termed •! Ca.
ma , dial Conyn»ptiun," originating. trom neglect
ed COLD, it. has been used with undeviating
success. • and hundreds ecknowletigm.they owe
the restoration of their health to this invaluable
medicine alone. le that ior
m of Cpnininprion
so pryalent , amongst delicate youttg females,
cuininthily termed debitity, or
(MING INTO A DECLINE."
. complaint viih winch thou-ands are linger
has also proved highly suenessful, and not
only possesses the-power of checking she prog
'retts of this alarming complaint,hht also
ens anti invigorates the sy-tam mormeffectually
t hare any medicine we have ever, pi”se,,eit.
Ile-ides its :surprising effleacv in Cnnsompti
lion, it is eqatilkielficactotis in ' iver Complaints,
firth , Bronchitis, andilitll efFersiime ef tha
Lunge. and has cured ionby of ;the most Mem.;
note cases, alter every'other remedy' had failed.[
irr For particlura see Dr. Wistar's Treatise - on!
Consumption, to be.had of the agents.
Ihe Extraordinary Saceeszt
Attending the use of this medicine in diseases
of_ the Lungs, and the many singular cores-it
'hail effected, having fully established its efficacylj
and as we have already published numerous cer;'
tificates from the highest authority, which prove
its virtues beyond all doubt, we: consider it odr
mecessary t..) exhibit a lung. list of. them in thiS
place, and will only nicntiun a few cases, to show
what it has done. ; •
'WHILE LIFE 'REMAINS
WE HAVE. STILL SOME HOPE. i•
A SVRFRIsING Cone.—Among the many sin
gular cores which, this medicine. has Effected,
there is perhaps none in whiehlite powers are Eia
fulls shown as in the case of Mrs: Austin.
This lady had. been' ennsumPtive for , several
,yearn, and during the greater part of this tune
had received the, best medical attention, and iii.
ed al the most
,yuluable remedies, yet nothing
could be- found -to arrest its progress. She =be
cable subject tottviolent fits of coughing; exeeettl
rated large quantities of matter uccastanally
tin
acd with blubd,Und step by step this fearful die
ease continued its course, until all hopes of a re
covery was entirely despaired of. W hilt in this
distressing situation, lingering upon the very
verge of the grave, she, commenced the use of
this Balsam, which to use !ter own expression,np.
-erated almost litre a char ni. In a few - days she
expectorated fluty, the cough was ,gradually,
suppressed, and every day' a ppeared to , add treSh
vigour tti her Icokit, arid now, in the place of that
emaciated for m-wilOring: to
, decay, she is seen
Mingling in society; :in hate health- than She
has enjoyed for
DI- INTERE , TEEi: TE-71310NY.=-1 1 a ti witnes.'
sed the surprising's:lElmeg of Dr. Wert ii's Bal.
sain oh Wild Cherry, in the case or Mrs. Austin,
.1 cheerfully Deimos": lidge the above .stalerrumt
to be true and correct. '2 I
•J. N. WALTERS, M. D.
LIVER COMPLAINT:4I 7 P; Eliza Thompson Was
affiCted with Vita compl.,int ler nearly fiveyetirs,
euring which tittiashe was tinder the most skit.
fist physicianr—liail tried ,Me'rcury, Botanic, and
llonaritatnic remedim, and even/ thieg thatlef.
'erred hi r any hopes of 'relief.. She had dull,
waudi.rilig pains to the ridell sometimes in the
shoulder and small of the back, n hacking cough,
frequent pains in' the breast, and had been uha.
life iti tieep on the tight aide for three yeare--
By the use tit this Balsam, she was cured in U .
Sew weeks, and ietnains well t :this day.
‘IPSOII.
Woodstowa, Sept- 4, 1841.
Dear Sir :—Although t'ou'r invaluable .ni dy
eine has already Mund hundreds of powerful a 4
vocales; at may still be gratifying to youi, s re
ceive a communication !relit any one that hait
been relieved by it Siich,Sir, is truly my ase.
1 Jove been a victim to that terrible dislase
Consumption. for many months, and have suffer.
ed so much, that had-become almost weary tit
my life. Hearing your Balsam so highly piais ,
ecl,, I began taking's: a few Weeks hack, andean
assure you it has reheycd tea wore Flan any
thing I have ever used before, and 1 emilidently
believe it will.cure me el:Feet:tally.' Tlease 'raise
the bearer the worth of the enclosed,, and oblige,
Yours' Respectlelly,l
JOIIN PEARSON:
, Chester County, Sept. 6, 1811.
Friend Wisear :—lt gives the Much pleasure
to_inft m thee that!my Wile'e'health has iidprov
ed very much since she has been using thyl Bel
'main. of Wild Cherry, and we think there la no
doubt but it will cure her. 1 She . bas takentae.
two bottles .I purchased from thee a elm! !time
since, and her cough -is much hitter. she also
sleeps well at night, mill says. she has found nu t_
thmg to giveherro 'meet' railer. Thee will Please
give the tester two butth,A more -for
Thy Friend, EDWARD 110LNI ES.
Lancaster Coal V Jule' IS
Dear Sir:—Please rend me two but les of yotlr
genuineßil-ain of Wild Cherry. 1.1 'have been
afflicted with eons-mow ionfor the last tvo!ye,ars
mid suffered very Much With a severe dough,
pains in' my breast...dtflieulty of breuitiinallrltglit
and having tried numerous remedies,
and also been under several doefors, Yet I +Could
not find, any thing to relieve me onttl (osier
scene of your Balsam.- I get one bottle froM
neighbor, of mine who is using it, and hive found
such wonderful relief from it tint I have no 'doubt
it will cure me effectually.l
.Very respectfully you rs, &C.
• gozEßi EIOMMAN.
IT -Read the following 'frion Dr..dacot IHoff.
mail, a physician of extensive praCtice in Dian..
tingdon county.
Dear Sir,—l procured one^bottlo of Dr.lWia.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, from Thomas Reed,
El.; of this place, and triCd, it in a case of obsti
nate Asthma, on a -child of Paul Schwebie, in
which many other remedice had , been tried bvi b.
-oft any relief. - The Balsem gave sudden roll f
and in my opinion, the child is effectually cu
by its use. Yourr.,
JACOB IiOFFMAN. M. p.
December 23d, iS4I. ;
• i I
Dear Sir,—Ypur' &ham cf Wild Cherry h.
effected en no astonishing cures here.- Olio
which-is an old lady, Mrs.lßtissell;whohad i
suffering for along time with shortness of briiat
ing; and general ,wealiness „until she was final y
obliged to keep ICer bed. Alter ialious °their°
mediea had been resorted to in..vain, she comnaert.'
cod using your Balsam, god after taking tore bet:
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the re
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MEM
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.7'!.i. - ,..:'''. , -:'"'''.—,:', 7 ..,- , -., t,:.T'.-
Ilea, was so tar recovered WU) be able to ottetki
to all the duties of her' bona'. and on Wang two
bottles m ore, was entirely cured. ,.
Respectfully tic.,
- " 1011N.:S. MARTIN. ' ,
.
li"' o' itiville.;l%. ..
• _ . . ,
C4U7:10,N,--As there ia a spurious mixture
cape r& syrup of Wild chrrry, parchaser I s should
e, tr
be, particular •to a'sk
_ton Dr. 'WSTAR'S
VfALSAINI,*and observe his signature on the Dot.
tic; i
IPrapared'for the proprietor, and Fold a t
Min whole
or
4104 Williams & Co., Chemists, No. 2
'street. Philadelphia. . '
• EActillOl.TZ and
• i Sold in Pottsville by E. B.
JOHN F. C. MARTIN, - aud in almost every
town and village ihronghout the country. • :
Price $.l. 00 a Bottle,
' !January 7,.18413.
OITHE WHOLE youLD:
Il is adeiitled by all who hUve used them. (and wh.i has not!) that
•
DR. PETEIVO V Eti k.ITA 111. E AN.
Titituous
I
i creF:.: the
i most unrivalled r e medy ever discovered:
tntay the ngenutiy of mart They are a- sovereign!
Cure for the hallowing complaints: ir•llow and Bill , tot!
Fevers, Fever and Ague, I.)apepsia, Crimp. Liver;
itomplaint.Sick. Headache, Jatandire. Asthma, Orop.:.
sy. Rheum:attain, I.:nlargemerik of the Spleen. .Pilea •
Cholim Female Obstructios; Heart-burn: Ferretti,
Tongue. Nausea, Distentio ns of theiSiiimach and
BoweisllnCipient klicea. h latnlcui e, llahfmal Cod.;
ti veil ess. 1...118S of A net in, I; lotehed oi Sallow Coial
plezion, and in all-cases of !Torpor of the BoWeis,
where a Cathartic or an A perfect 18 needed. ;
They are exceedingly ma id:ita their Operatton.,,proi
;ieing neither Nausea. Griping, or 'Llebilny. Chet'
areextensPiely used and con:v. - ea dedliy Paaczisim;
Pl/YelClArl, in all parts of ihe'Union, from %Oman
tiny quantity of Cei ;ideates of theirlialue can be - oh;
tamed.
SHERMAN S Ct HIGH LOZENGERS
Are
the aa:est. most sure and "effectual.remedy, for
C o lds„Corisumpuon.WhoopintiCougmAstlaina ,
nets of ihn Limas or Cheat. Ne. Sc. I
Mr. J /Lai Markey, foot of Gouierneur at., cured - di
;cough Oljeightemi mulith's standing, supposed td he 2
settled Coitemnptinn , by -these Lozenges,' wheii the
phvsiciana couid do ridifiing :for him.
Mr. 'Clarks W. PeAins. 71 flowery.,was cared of
n severe MAIO and co i al 'of three montaa's atOilig, by
Italia b. x oi the Lozenaies. i
• • I
tlev..rlr.Huncr:ak,.l97.Pearlg6, has used them in
his family with iiiyarich!c camp, and recommends
them to lull who are aillictdd with coughs, colds, br
any affectosna of the lungs. I . , •
Mr. MIE. Martin suffered several weeks with a di's
tressingitiough, which acithltik relieved, till he tried
the^c Loimiges. which cured him an a fliw hours. '
Mr. .Iguirs W Hale. No d Tontine Buildings, Will
at., gave sume to O friend ;who not enjoyed a
night's adesia for FM esal weeks, heing.every tow mi
nute. attacked with some Matressing cough. as aliniasl
to take away his life. The Lozenges made Min raise
easy, and enabled him to sleep Weil at nigh. lie had
•
tried every thing else lie heard -of, and nothing else
affor'rhd the least relief—another instance of ba1 , 111;'
a fellow-being bum au untimeiy grave.
•
SW:RAI A N'S °HIM .10ZENGERS
Proved ha more than 40.0)0 cases to be infallible
the Only certain worm-destroying medicine ever tbs.
coieredt
.
Bj , :itrrosta OF W °Rms.—Pain in Ms joints orlimhs
offciiiive breath. pecking atlthe nose. grit.daig of the
teeth during sleep. and at tones a paleness about the
myth fluyhisieheeka breeding at the nose, h gnaw
ing Sellital.loll at tire stomach, flashes of heat r the
surface of he body, slight chills or shiveringe, head
ache. thOwsiness, vertigo,-torpor, disturbed:dreams.
sudden starting in sleep with fright and screanaiiig ,
lfflonetiMes a troublesome cough, revensliness,
thtrs
nialyd hire, fits, bad taste in'the mouth, difficult breath
the stomach
tog; pain in
or Bowels. fatigue,l nausea;
qseatioslitiess, voracious 'appetite; leanness; bloated
stomach or limbs, gripings:snooung pains hi various
part? 61 the body, a sensu dl' something risisig m the
throat,,itchins. of the anus towards night, a, friumit
desire lO pass something from the bowels,-and some:
times dtsehargai of shine and mucus.
Dr Galen Hutzler, IttBs,litb A venue, klieiv a child
that was cured of his by these pizetigerv,aher three
year's 'ylutfering, and when malting else would give the
least relief. A oily on board of one of die. Havre
oackets. was cured of tits by only one dose of them.
Ms.:kith lf. !food, 37 Thir, street. gave them to.
his child, and they brough .away themodusi by thou
sands.. -
'Zabriskie, 18 bonne et.. Las used them in-over
701) cases, some of them -of the m.ist alarniing char-,
acres, Mid always wittithe ereatesesuccesst
Beiddmtn . E. Geodspesd,.l3o ttiixtli Avenue, has us
cd them In his family for two years, with entire suc:
I cess. Twenty-five cents per box. '
Shei•nzan's ifradoche Lo*.e . rigt.rs
Give immediate relief in !lessons ..or sick Headache;
palpitation o I the heart. lowness of spirits, &alma
deney. inflammatory, or putrid sore throat, bowel or
rammer complaint. fainting, oppression or a sense of
sinking of he chest, cludie, spasms, 'cramps, of the,
'stomach's's bowels, hysterical affl etions ner
vous ',diseases. droWsinesS through the day and
fulnes s at night; cholera or cholera murbus, tnatrlana,
lassitude, or a sense of lafigue. • Persons. travelling
or attending large parties will find the Lozenges real
ly reviving, and Imparting the buoyancy of youth--u
-sed after dissipation, they restore the tone; of the layi
tent generally. and remove all the unpleasant 'synip
icns' of too tree living. , !
111.. Moore. Esq., t' f , itor of the Brother- Jona
than; was cured of a sevcre headache in six minutes by
dine of the Camphor Litzengess—he was 'prejudiced
to '' mingt them. .
..hiseph B. Nimes, Esq.,' Vice President of the Wash
ingtim Marine Insurance Company. has suffered for
yeariswith nervous headache, that nothing would re
lieve till he used these Ls ze..ges whmh removed it
entirely in fifteen minute's.
. Dr. G. Hunter, 108 ai :th Avenue; has Leen subject
to violent attacks 01 headache. soms.fia make shim al.'
mos , blind fur two or . three hnus at a trine. _ Nothing
ever allOrded him any relief till lie tr.ed these Lozen
ges; and they cured sum in a few mioutos.
IV. H. Mires Esq .of the New' York Herald, has
used I hem for'the last year for hesdache.Or lassitude.
and always Mood immediate relief' from them. ,
Sherman's plii:der! I . '
It 00.00 0 sold yearly of' thus best of all! Plasters.—
Itheirintiiism, Lumbago . ; Pain or
or
in the
Back, LOtits,'Side, Breast, Neck, or Limbs:effectual
ly cured by i'. jJj Only; I2i Cents each, and warn
ranted superior to all other playlets to tis'e. Be par:
ticular to get Shsinian' Poor Man's Plaileri, or you
will lie imposed Soon. Avoid the a.. uriods and worth
-lena imitations. The • ame is stamped on thelback of
each; get non',s without it, or you will he decoived.. ^ .
Cough Lozmgeb only 5 cents.a box. . ,
Worni Loicnses 5 • do' do -
Camphor rlr headache Lozenges, 25 cents per box.
PoOr Alan s Plaster. only ItIL cents a piece. •
The above Aledicines for sale by - •
• de J. BRATTY.
Agentscorihe proprietor. Also by
!high kinSley, !'Port - Carbon: ,
William TaggartiTamaqtra.
. George Bei isnyder, New Castle.
June 10, 1813
I
ye
JOXFUL NEWS.
A linnet, every disease that flesh is heir to may be
cured.by the timely use of 0A K ELEY'S UOM•
POUND EPURATiVE SYRUP. This may be
proved,aa tisfactorily to those 'who will call at any of
the stores where this invaluable medicine is sold, by
certificates ( irdperlinitthenticmed) occures perform
ed on individuals whn had lost nil,hopes ofrelief—
ceniflcates of Physicians who had:cile most severe
cases.under treatments their pane tie hiving taken the
Medicine by their advice and been mired—c ertificates
frbin the Pi oilionotaili, Clerk of Oriilfaiia' . Court. No
tary. Sc.. siatmr their ammairtance with persons'of
respectability and standing, who having the geed of
their fellow men at heart. have voluntarity mine for-•
ward.and given a statement of their cage and its cure.
for public:aloe. eec. ikr. The number of these cerii
' li;dates being too great for neykr,li;.ei iniblication, the
subscriber has deemed' it adv4able so have a copy of
'the most important certificiiies properly authentica
ted, u. der'aeal, to be placed at the siOresof agents, i
who hive Orb, tnediciee for sate. v.ihererpersiins afflic
ted with - i -Screliala qr Kings; etil IVhiio Swelling,
'Chronic hheumatism. Tester, Merenriiii diseases,
Enintions of the Skin, Cough of long standitig or in- -
cinient i Consmention, sick Head-ache,.&e, May.
have an. opportonity of ascertaining the names anti
residences of those who have been cured by its use,
and who will he willing, if culled uport, to give every
information reqviired...
As a incise general evidence ,that this is no quack
tnedteine. would refer to the raineS of the follow,
ing well known physiciam,s, who have attested to its
efficacy::--Dr. J. P. theater; Dr.,S. G., hitch. Dr. Juo.
Otto, Dr. 11. hluhlenberg, Dr; J. E. Sorbet..
, Sold wholesale and, Retail ai the ding and Chetni
cal Store of! 1 - I
; E.R. Pottsville:
i 1 i n eravi 11 tit ; Kinsley;
Port Carbon'; Henry:Voute, OrviigsbUri. •
January 21, . . 4-Iy.
•
MOSES & LOTS,. '"
mi nrr .
- FOR SALE, '
Also; large number 1
of 4`..; aatia *•••
Beildingis arid out Lots.; of
ira dour Sizes, on the'. Navigation tradt, lying princi
pally. in the Borough;of Pottsville.. Apply to •
, • SAMUEL LEWIS,'
July IG, ; Real estate agent. Centre St,
i. I i
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el AST IRON SCREENS.—Cant Itonpollind
Screens of viiious sizes for - Gcial, on bang
anti for sale at' W. 11. MARSHALL'S Cheap
Grocery flour Feed & Provision Store corner of
Norwegian Street ind Mount Carbon Rail Road.
I Jona 10, • 24- -
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I lito StfilirS _
LIMAN VEG , ETABLERILLS: j
• ill
Of ths..Nartt i Anseeicon Catirl a ' of Health:.' i ' -
mine y,
This eitraordinary medicine is founded upon the
lo pri sz oc n if s l o e i s ha x. tee Madan frame hi t subject to ormv rrarEn:tulctetri!eFgor-ieleandese
aßhesdpetliceZurlralyvteonsii4
B.loodorlyntplalurtmootbrsin.oirsainvoetn:grabrdsw
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nit that he has taken that large and,
I crea l'u n r s i i t nV,i r s t w he a ted inorder to edisease of every :.
.. Elegant Hotel, formerly kept by Din
description fro th the body. ' ,,,,,,.,`- iel Finney, in the borough of Readirig - 1
Itthe nhannels of Our migh y - 1 rivers should her- ages 'L., - and so well known as the Mansion
come choked up, would not the accumulated waters
~..,_s _
"I : /louse, which he has thorougflly
find new outleti, or the country be' inundatedl—Juit
ly find seet n some forin of chseascUr death will be a Mine to situated in the very' centre of he bo-
SenlOwseittilhlcejliCuctimnub*dlateYiimf P h :fi n i a l: t a vi l ll d m ra o in s s t a i r j uied me .• aP now d opened for he tted re lli ce p Pt a jo li ; o l f ai v P is n i v to e 4 l . t at 'lla i i s s
certain co sequlence.,l, I rough, end Is amply provided with parlors, sit.
WRIGHT'S IINDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS tins rooms, and large, airy end enticement
are eminentlylculated for carrying out this eittann .i
criambers, all fi tted up in the ' most costly style,
remelt:vet nu . eine, because they area purgative
with hirniture entirety new, and of the Very scat
medicine so j ustly balanced and withal so natural
to the human cynstitutian, that the ' e.annot possibly
idu' h bestßeading d PI . 1 ol
the iris an it a e
description. His table shall at times be infi
injure - the rnoindelicate• at the same time, it used in 'Pr lt
inch a thannerlas to produce free dracuations by ihe ph a inatiteto can afford, and his wines and Li.
bowels, and repeated a rew times, it will be absolute- .qu rs, having been . purchased at great expetme;
ly impossibla for pain l 'or distress of any kind to con lisi I be confidently reccommended as the - must
tinue in ihrtiody. A ['single twenty five cent bos of ap roved quality. 1 ,: •
the shove named Indian Vege'alde Pills will, in all ersons visting Reading, will ,do well to call,
cases, give relief,someinnes even beyond the power
of worda to describe, and if persevered in fora short hi t 61 4 h t ualto the very best
render scs a is men eq
as the 'subscribe' ik,determed to spire no efforts
time, there is note malady in the Whole course °Chu- to
man illi canthatpossibly withstand their astonishing II tels in the country. _ 1 i
mute Fathilies can also be accomodated,do.
and wonderful nfluenee., Writoireslrtman iVEOsTA
m..x. Plan are a certain cure for : • i l • tillg (Inc summer season, and upon such tern as
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Connected with the Hotel, to an excellent 'and
Because they completely cleanse ; the stomach and
COSTIVENES§: I tostnt trio t i mes. .4 1„ 1
bowels from lose bilious and cot iMit hi.mors which co,irimedious stablinr, with confident and elfict
paralyse' and weaken the digaative organs, and cat ostlers; persona traveling with their own con.
are the cause of beidache, nausea, and sickness, voyoymee, woeld find it advantageous .113 patron ,
palpitation oil the ibeart. • rheuthatic pains in va-; I
nuns'parts of the body, and many, other untileasan WILLI...Oi L. DE BORON
tr witting. :I ' ' ' Me tne subscriber.
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d A pri 129 1843. ' ' 18 --
In all disoidered otions orthe Blood, called "'
m '
Intermittent, Hmm
een'. Nervous,: Inflammatoiy;and 7
'Putrid % 1 1
!FEVERS !i ,
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills will be found a cer
rain remedy; because thy vie mse , ,the stomach and
bowels from lall billions tumors and purify "the
blood; consequently,' as they removeeveiy ktnd Of
disease; they are absOlutely certain to cure every, kind
of fever. I , ,I
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So, also wl en morbid humors fire depositisl upon
the membrannasil muscle. causing those pains infla
tnanon and swelling, called - ' , . ..
1 ( R iii , .o 11A•rt.4m, oduT. &C..
Wright's Indian Ve!!ct.ible Pills may be relied oc as
always certatil to ove I relict: ai ir Perstertcl With ,
will must usiurcdly, and without fail. maks a per
fect cure of the above painful maladies .— From three
to six of said',Mart Vegetable Pills taken every night
on going - to lied, will, lin a short .Corrupt
completely rid
the, body fret all Morbid ono Corrupt humors; and
rheumatism. out. and pain am:cry description, w ill
disappear, as if by xnagie. i
For the same reason, whet, from sudden changes
of the ntmosthere.' or any other, cause, the perspira.
ulna is cheek d. and those humois which should pass
otf by the skin. are thrown inwardly. causing headache,
nousea:aedatekness, pain ila trier bones, watery and
inflamed oda, •sore throat, hnartenMs, coughs. con
sumption, rheumatic pains in v.flious part of the body
and• Many other syniteina of , I
• •
- I CATCIII \ G C ~D,
Wright's Indian Vegetable .Pil e a ill.invariably give
num. Mate relit r Three or four pills taken at ii•glit
on going tot bed, and repeat - A a few 'times, will
remove all the 'shove tnipleaannt syintoins, and
m
teatie the 1 ody tit even sounder health than before.
The same May be said of ' ffliculty of breathing,
or l j . c 1
' - ASTIIM N,
13 • •
. Wright's india 1 Vegetable Pills will loosen and
carry °lrby , be 61 mach and bowels those rough and /
phlegmy h' moi ' Which stop the ail. cells tittle
lungs,land a e th 'cause tit the above dreadful com
plaint, - I I I I
It should plan be ' remembered that WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEGE' "ABLE PI L LSare certain to reinove
thin in the aide, oppression, anti-Ca and sickness, losfil
of aetite,l costi v eness. a yellow tinge of the , skin
pp
and eyes, arid evert. other symptoms of /
LIVEN' COIIpLAINT. /
Because di y purge from the body those/corrupt and
stagnant hu flours, which when deposited on the liver,
are the eau e -
•of the. above .d:nigerous complaint
They are also to present 1 , /
APOPLEXY AN D SUDDEN DEATH. _
Bedause they carry off thole hunimis a litchi obstruc
ting the Circulatinn, are the-Cause/era rush, or deter
•
npnation of blOed to the head; :giddiness, especially
on turning suddenly round, blindness, drowsiness, loss
Of inemnryl intlimationot the/brain, insanity, and all
disorders ort he mind. /
Those who labsur 'within , doors should remember
that they fil,equeritly breathe an .annosoliere which is
,'wholly unfit for the proper expansion of the lungs,
, and at the .atiae tunic owing to ; o ant of exercise, the
bowilla ar i e not sufficiently dva , •uatf.d, the blood
I
becomes ii mire, and heaJache, indigestion, p.4lpita
-1
I non of th e heart, ,'and many other, disagreeable
l ay intents -re aura to follow, - l
Maw 'I"S 1 1•NDI A N VEGETABLE PILLS.
Being a C eanser n one. stomach and bowels, and a
dtrec;t purier of the Blood, are certain not only to
remote pain or'distreits ol every kind from the body.
but it used occasionally, so as to keep the body free
from those huniours which are the cause of very
malcidu tu'eideni to mon. ilieyt will most assuredly
Motpitte such a just and equal Circulation of the blood
that 0086! who lead a ails ntaty life, will be able to
enjoy seititui - h alth. and disc* of any hind will be
absolutrly impossible. 1 ,
' / I:AVTKINTS 70 riG EYES.
Country agents, and (idlers, are respectfully
infdrnied that, owing to the great popularity, and
increasim,i, denim', for the above named Pills, a host
n.t unprincipled persons aro busily engaged , ni
MaaaactUring, and tending 1 a spuinius mimic in
imitation of ' ~ i,'
tvizioor S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL.
'Phey are also le rther informed that IL have a suit
,pending agaiitst olio V' 0. Falek,for counterfeiting
the , abovel named medicine • mid are cautioned against
buying or receiving rit -dicinelfrocri said V. O. Falck,
as lie ca inotl by any. posslbility -hare the genuine.
Weight's Ind ian Vegetable P.lts for sale. •
i i
All traltillii g tigolltg, with !genuine medicine are
provided 4ii a cett,ficale •of aseney, signed by
. Willinnt Vri ht:Vico„Pres,dent of the N. A. College
ol Ilealthi .a r• ' 1 t • .
travel vs, who cannot show a certificate as above
des,..ribect.wi l tie known as base intimaters —Shan
them. therefore, as yuu WOLIW a Highway man, or a
Matins ht! ifol,ber.
Offices' devoted exclusively, to the sale of Wright's
Indian % gmhole Pits, whole-aim mid retail, No
169 Race .S - 1. Philadelphia. No, 28a breenw ich street
c
BWstun I
is 11—,Betr 1 are of the couut-rfciter in ,Third Street
FlpladelPhia. - '
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AO EN I'S FOR SCHUY I.K ILL EOUNTY.
Thos. d
,_g/ II I, Pottsville,
Beatty, Potttta,
Bickel
Ie 0. a RY ii,SbUrg.
, Barite' §aylur,:".chi7ylkill Haven. i
AarMi nlattia, Lowar Mahantono. •-' -
Jaccjb Kauffman, •do ?•
Jonas lilsotlin.in, do •
John VSeist, Klingerstutvn.
' Caleb ) VS heeler, Piiie giove._ • -
• John Snyder , Friedensburg. -
Sainitel Boyer. Port Clinton• -
Fettlereff• Drey i5-Co., Tuscarora.
wee ! Teggert, Tamaqua.
ores I Forieder. West! Penn township:'
R. &Rik, &Co., East Brunswick township.
Henry Koch & Son MdKeaasburg, -
C. 11,,DeForrest, Lewelly:n. • -
E, & !.;Kauffman, Zminermantown.•
, Abraham Heebner, Pint Carbon. •
Joha Is4ertz, nt,j,no i ,on. , , ,
Geqrg Reif glider. New Castle. • ,
Bennett de Taylor, Mineraville. •
1 Noriliumbericold County.
11. B. Masser. Suntory. .
Jacids Ilaas. Shamokin. '
Wm Forsythe. Nrothumberland.
I Wm. II tin en, Milton. ,
John G. Rena, UpperMahanny,
Ireland & Itlirsell. McEwensiille.
I; Barks County.
1.1. . Riiigler &Co., Reading.
' Stinliter & 31cKnight, do
• GOdfried Seidelt,llamhurgt
Octolier 1,1842, I
135
2.1-1 y
ViPS OP VIE COAL REGION,
AT REDIn6O PRICE!.
Pligreiubscriber has pat received a small supply o
Fisher's Map, which! embraces the whole An !
'tbracite Coal Region in Schuylkill and the adjoining •
nundeii; except. the lA'illiesharre Basin., As these
Maps are nearly clianited. and the e'rea t expense at-
Fending; the publication of 's second edition precludes
the probability of any mere' being published, those
persons:: Wishing a cornet Map, op which all the ,
trade,. bf land are laid out, and designated in the
whole Anthracite Coal Basins (except Wilksbarre)
would do well to pro. are one before it is to late.
These Maps can be colored and the boundaries
'designated. with theadditionat expense of coloring.
Thei can bY obtained on rollers, iliat'eated on can
vass, or in pocket book form on bank note paper for
rile f June 3, - BANNAN.
"Dock. Hunt's Botanic ;
For] Dysperito Persons Hunt's Botanic Pills
are Said to be supOrior to auy Medicine ever yet
offs ied to the Public.
- -
Ai fresh supply of Cho above. Medtcjoes, just
received and lot. sale at the DruiStore of • •
Red 11:.50= 3011 N S. C. MARTIN.
~s^
DR.MEDICINES 1 111EDION ES!
DR. Wm. Evan's celebrated Camomile Pills
I. do Soothing Syrup tor children.
Baron Von Hutchelees.
Viet. Goodie's Female Pills, . . •
Dail: William Evan's Fever &Ague Pile.
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MIEN
akii;4 o.s ugz
READING; PA.
TIIE POCAIIO:YrAS, OR INDIO
, • ITEti.ErAB!.,E :PILLS. •
frEIE remedies:pres4ibed fur the cure of dt_
eases,have Correctly been divided ipt,o,'elas
sts according to their oPeration upon the h uman
's «tem. •Thus we hove-win class which catti.es•
the stein:teem eject its contents, tired emetics,
another inducing' perrytiation call • dtcophoret,
tarand a third: which evacuate; the stojnirch °
nci bowels, denominated Cathartics, &.c. Cattier.
• .
(ea or purging medicioes, have/iti every age and
inuntry been the favourites of the physiciansfur
he cum of the meat obstinate , and alarming nia.
iadies. The, wonderful sneceis" auending this
'node of treatment will /caddy be understood
A' hen we reflect that the stomach apd,boweld have
assigned to ' there, the ,impirriant. function of - di.
destion, or the conversion of food into blood, that
vital fluid :intended fOr the growth and nonrish
went of the whole system. ;It follows that When.
ever the digestion orgalia; become depraved or
Idisqualified for the healthy performance of their
duty ( and this, occurs , daily in civilized society j
imphie bload,land cousequctifly•dtsease are the
,results.' • .
IV has hen
. remaiked; that whenever tltiaTts7lo.
Mach' is inn' usefully etnpldycd it , is alwirit's ;at
-intschiefi: lThut individual who would deny that
the tarok trirmid , ible disearres are, dairyC•i'ired>,hy
the use•ebrtils coinpounded and for saleArfai
most every hamlet ol out country, would certain
ly risk. Ina teptitation" for ; veracity. Thel'oca l
honta4, or: Indian Vegetable Pills den* thq
stomach, Derify , the bleed land remove inflame.
non', and have proved eminently useful in elating
bilious terier;bdistus cludie, inflammation 'Of the
liver, rheumatism. dropsy,. jaundice, •plenrisy,
costivenesS. Fetnales of sedentary hub
itS and subket to indigestion, flatulency,Thead.
'sate, depression of spirits and uneasinetrs,'will
find relief, from the use•of these pills. There is
riot a disease tittend'ed, , With a full pulse;la dry
s k m , andl,a corned tongue, that these , pills will
not relieve, The. °flow Mg, simple narratide will
show the.,beni fit derived from these pills . in ave.
ty common diaease : . .
• CERTIFICATE."
• Ilavingi been cured by; the use of the Poealion.
las Pill of an alarming disease of the livcroal se
veral years standingo deem it a duty to make
my case know'n to the public, for the benefit of
others. 1 had taken varilies remedies which af.
forded only temporary relief, after usinguina bor
es of these pills, My encase yielded, and F have
enjoy ed doud health lin the last siN months.
V ILLI.OI FOLLgEI2.
Milton,: April 23, 1843,
• Agenh fix the sale if the above s.
\V. Epting, Pottsville, George ReifOr.yder,
New'Casile, Steiner ik Kopp, Schuylkill Haven,
thigh .g.i i nsley, Port Carbon, Schualin licsfer,
OriA"i'sbUrg.'Phrouchout the - state „'supply
can alveJys be had of Fred• Kltti & co.l,l2rug.
gists, coiner .of ',ld and C3llowhillstreet4
Aprilfr,l2„
IFROCL A lIAT lON.
irl - NO,W all men by .these presents, thut we
LI fIPII , I COT & TAY,LOII, corner of - Centre
and Mahantarigo St., have. just received frorrilhe
cities of ,4-"liihteelphia and New York a clew and
splendid,' assortment of fashionable 'engin milted
and diagonal cassiinercs, also fashionubla single
milled:Ckali bf every description: , •
Just r'eceiyed from their wholesale sled retail
fushionalde clothing store Nu. 24 Market St.
f!hiladeiphia, a new stick of ready made cloth.
isgi of :which they offer et, prices to quit the
time-, and guarantee to' ive entire, satisfaction to
all that inay favour us with a call, as prices are,
thus: • i • ; •
Summer - Cloth Frock Coata from $5 00 to 6 00
de: .Dress do 450t0 5 00
041' 4 Pants do 250t0 3 00
' • do Roundabouts 250t0 3 00
' 013 Fine Frock Coats 225 to 300
1 - do - Dress -do 200 to. 225
6 . 3 Linen Roundt's Jackets 0
.7" to I 00
do Pants do • loq to 250
do Park Gambroon Pants 2 (MAO 250
Light du , 209t0 2 25
Altai! a handsome assortment of Dluo - Cloth
Dress ci!lid Frock CoatS, Grey,Green, aeo !Meek
all in 'Proportion to prices as the above, with a
variety' of vest and vesting which •will•• be sold
low , a,tlthe 'old establishment corner of Centre
and Mahantango Street •
P. 0. Don't forget, to call and get tt suit, of
clotheal fur $ 3 00.
• Pot4ville, June 1.0,
NEW YORK COAL ' AG E.NII , ;;Y I
1 ' 20 PINE tqI.SET
a•. V. Kimball, Solicits consignment of Coal,
frimi the Schuylkill region, of all; the 'sari.'
oils qutaliticii, and si.ixs fur immediate' sale, by
the cargo for cash. approvedrcdit, or'', exchange
for - Groceries, . Provisions, ry Goods, ( lard
Ware,i Dorris. Shoes, hats, il, and articles re.
quirerf in the coal region. • Ile will _alsO attend to
tiny negotiation requiring pers natattention. Ills
experience in the' Coal Ilasineri, and personal
acquaintance, with many of the dealers, in the
city and vicinity of New York, gives him a de.
cided Advantage laver strangers or , casual visit.
ors. i'r making advantageous, 'ale.S. - ' lie will also
visit the ;:ravern9, and Citiea, , on } the North
RiverVfor the purppse of iiimli.ir4 relo, also the
Eastern 'Cities. Any one desirous to-tr'y our mar
ket . by forwarding to ma _a. bill ,of lading, can
generally have his coariel ti d on arrival, if invoiced
within the market ringeOf priees. Adescripiion 01
ilie cOul, :i s condition; and from whatl mine will
always be necessary to guide Mc in sags. All'bu
.iiiness entrusted to me will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. Refer to :liteiiiirs..k.&l2,
W . Packer, Reading, Pa. H
New York,4une .17, 1-
40-
1 . PURE WHITE *.LEAIi. ,,
, i
Vit l ETU ER I LL & BROillat,[ 1
mancifactu
-roe, No 63 north , Front street, Philanei.
phia; have flown gOod supply of their ) warranted
pure ;whiet lead, and those customeia mho him
been)
on
supplied in; consequence df a
run on the article; shall now have their orders
filled;
.N 4 knowii,sUbsance posseares thoAe presorva.
two and beautifying properies !so dbi:irable n a
paint, to an (goal event .with unadulienited
white lead; hence any admixture of Otter maPerr.
alionly mars its value: It has thlrelore ificen
the steady atm of the manufaCturCra;for many
,years, to supply to the public i a perfectly p ure
white lead; and the unceasing deinand for thar:
' tie* is proof that -it has met . Wih Yawn.. tis
.
invariably' branded on one headWATHERIILL
& AROTHER,. in full, and I on. the igher, Wart.
• nertzo Pan—ill in red leMere. H 1
1 • November 19, • I 1 •I i 474_
goal's & stiow.—A'Ratisortiient
, ,of heavy and fine Boota,and ShOne, t cas 61
extra quality fine, Morooco Ihtute at -ationt.*a
hatil the pawl' pric e, for sale; by
• E. Q: •F. A. IIENDERECN
May '.
.1
_ .... - ....
ORDINANCE
viOR the regulate:M. curbing and pavlng Mar.!
ket: street. froakiCentre Street. to the tapper ;
entrant Adams street, from. Market to Hikhetreet'
and Third street. froen 'Market toidigh street.
Siccriwil. Be tt ordained and enacted by the
Town Council, of the Borough of Pottsville. and
it is hereby ordained and enacted by the nathor.l
sty of thesarne, that the grade.; and regulation 4
of the ascents and Osceola in Market street, trout
Centro street, to ,he nipper culvert in Eighth
street; Adams street' ? from Market tef-ligketreet;
'and North Third street, frotn • Alarket to High
stret4; be, and the same is hereby fixed and es;
tabliSlied follows . •
Cciminencing at thd Curb Slone recently set at
the North IWest corner> of Centre and .Market
streets, which is ono feet one inch above the top
of Centralitluck, trim thence' rise font feet seven
inches to the North Emit coiner of Adams stret!, -
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thence fall three indhes nod Bve.tenth to the north
west corner of the same, front this point, tisefour
feet i eleven' inchesj to a point seventy-five feet
west of Third street, from thence to fall one inch
and five.tentbs to the culvert' across Mar ket street.
From thence rise pis feet nine inehei and eight.
tenths to Wolf's, itt the' northeast corner of Wel.
cott'street, (which is four feet Higher than the
present curb stone.) Tile curb at the northwest
corner of Market smiare and Wolcott -street, 'to
be one foot' lovrer , than at the northeast . comer,
from thence to rise ten feetthree inches and two.
tenths to the Middle of Levy's alley, thence 'to
rise t xelve feet five inches,' and six.tentlii to the
northeast corner' of Courtland street arid Market
square. from thence. tei risenine feet eightinclies
and :tax-tenths, to the northeast.cornerol Sever.th
or John mt sir, and front thence to rise nine feet
nine inches to the middle of Eighth street, 1
'tipper culvert: I
souTii SIDE; •
Commencing at'the Southwest corner" of Market
and Centre streets, mike the curb there, level
with that at the' northwest cornet; then rise three
feet tcu inches to the southeast corner of Adonis
street, ft...a thence rise leer inches to the south.
•west corner, and front thence to the Culvert. n'ed r
Nichols's, the rise to-be five feet six inches and
six•tenthr, thence Ilse six , feet one inch and ettii
en-tenths to the sotitheast corner of Fourth dr
Cumming street:Alien , rise twelve 'feet and' bite.
tenths of an' inch teethe southwest corner of VIl.
liam street, (which is' the height of thM;present
curb) front therme rise thittecn feet tw"Onches Ito
'the statheast cozener of Coortland street, from
thence rise seven feet seven inches and lour-tehths
to the southeast corner of John street, and front
thence to the middle of Eighth ttree,t, the riseito
be nine feet nine inches.
SECTION 2; Grade of North 'Adams 'street, '
EAST SIDE. •
Commencing in the grade line of Market street,
which is there five feet eight inches above cen
tral Block, from thence rise two feet four inches
and two-tenths, to the middle of callowhill street;
then rise six feet ten inches and seven-tedihs to
the middle of. High street. L
WEST' SIDE.
Commencing in the grade lined Market street,
which is there, four inches and tour-tenths tower
than the commencement of the east side,' from
thence rise tlirce,l.et two incites and seven-tenths
to the-middlenfCallowhill street, :Ind frrrm thimce
rise six feel. four inches and seven tenths, te: the
southwest ewer of High street. •
Section "3. Grade of Third street, , I
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•• , EAS SIDE.
Commencing in the grade line or • Market street
which is there eight feet eight metres and eight.
tenths, above Central, Block, from thende rise ten
feet five inches arid six-tenths to the-so itlieast
corner Of Crillowhill street, then rise ten feet three
inches to a point two hundred 'feet distant, and
then fall one inch and four-tenths to the south.
cast corner of High street. , .
WEST SIDE. 1 -
Commencing in the grade line of Market Street.
four inches above the commencement of the east
'side, iron - 0101cl: rise ten feet three inches and
sir-tenths to the soul hwest corner of Lyon ! street,
thence rise eleven feet three inches to a Point two
hundred felt distant; and there fall one . font one
inch and four-tenths to the sonthWent corner of
High
street. . ,
SECTION 4. In that Mat of Market street; worm
,is sixty feet wide, the 'outside attic cur h stone
shall be Placed eleven feet from the true iline Of
the street!, and that past which is one hundrik
and twenty feet wide. their shall be placid fifteen
feet from said line. In Adams street, the:outside
of ifict'eurh stone shall be placed -seven feet from
the true ' line of the street, and in that µart. of
Third street between Market and Lyon !streets.
thefctirh stone shall be placed three feet from the
true line of the street, and in that part of the same
street between Lyon and high strsets;they shall
be placed eleven feet from said line. •• • -
SECTION .5. The said side walks or feint ways on
both :odes of Mark - et street, from centre to tits
upper culvert' in Eighth street, North jAdams,
and Third streets,from Market to Digit, streets,
shall be graded, cut down, filled up, chrbed and
paved, as hereafter directed; and the e..itters made
and paved, and the property. In front', of which
such footway - s, sidewalks, and !shall be
made andliaved, shall be, and the saine is here
by taxed
. with the e=_ pence thereof, in proportion
to the extent of the - saine in. front, agreeably to
the proyisiun of the first, second and. third sec
tions of; the act.of Asseinbly r emitted "A Supple
ment to an - act emoted an air incorporating tl.e
Town Of Pottsville, in Schuylkill county, into a
Borough," 'passed the •fitteenth day of June, A.
D., !SW.
SECTION G. The curb stones in 'Market street.
shall be at least three feet lung, and tWo wide,
and siX inches thick.' Those in Adams and Third
streets, shall be Of the same length and breadth,
and five inches thick; the front and ends of stied
stones !must be dressed smooth for ,the breadth of
nine inches from the tip. The top must 'also be
dressed straight and Kuwaiti, and br s oug . ht to a u.
niform thickness of five or six inches, as the case
may renuire, by dressing the back for the bieadth
of two and a halt inches, the top to be so hevil.
led that it shall have tha same rise as the pave
ment. hereinafter mentioned, the storie'to be set
that the front shall lean back one and a half in
ches te'the foot rise.l .
Sterols 7. 'A gutter three feet wide shall
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paved outside of said curb-striae, with smooth nr
rounded stones, supported by flat stones junk on
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edge rota the earth, the bottom of said gutter to
be rope Inches below the top ,of said curb-stone,
and shaped - in 'such manner as ellen bepreserih
ed by the Borough Surveyor. f
Sr.c-rton 8. it he sidewalks or foot ways ..btt,
twccn said curb stone, and the line of said steeet",'
shall?be cut down or filled up, so as to correspond
with' the, rise and fall thereof, and shall' be paved
with well burnt briek, and shall have 'a rise of
halt en inch to the front said curti4tone;lc
wards the said fine or . the street '
Provirkd, That in front of any lots not let.
ally 'built upon, thestde-walks or foot-ways shall
not be required to he paved - to a greater width
than five feet from the curb-stone, the, residence
of such foot:ways 'or rsidcAvalks;l from the said
pavements to the line of the street, being laid
with gravel, so as - to support the µelements.
SvcTtoN 9. No person shall set or noose to be
set any curbstone; or Make or cause to be made
any pavements or eide-walks, until the grade and
place thereof, shall be given by the Borough Su
rveyor, or a -person appointed by the Coundil for
that purpose.. The•expense whereof 'shall be
borne by' the property holder in . front of whose
1
lots the same shall be given; and any person wh.'
shall set or cause to be set any curb-Stone, or shal
make or cause to-tie made any pavements or side
-walke,cuntrary to'the provision of thisordinaFice ,
shall for every offence forfeit and pay a r wittily
of twenty dollars-1
Section 10 If the• Owners of the property fron
ting on, the aforesaid streets, within the limits a.
foresatd, 'shall neglect on refuse, for the space of
sixty days after the pnbliratron of this otdmince,
to Curb. grade and pave in front of their lots, re..
spectivety, accoqing to the true intent of this
ordinance, flue street Committee, for, the time be
ing, are hereby authorised to havell;dsame done,
acd recover the expense- thereof from' the owner
or owners of said Tots, or file a lien for'the -same.
according to the provision of the aforesaid act of
assembly. - - -
'Passed into ac Ordinance, this Tiventy.sixth
day of May, A. 1)., 1843. _
' FRANCIS 'J. PAR VIN. President,
ATTEST
ISAAC BECK. Town ClMk.
June 3
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r 5-64
JHIPS &ICANIDI—Just reopived and for
sake ao assortment ofGig. Sulkcy. and riding
Whips. an& Walking - , Caaa..
March 19 4 12 itit6lS, C. MARTIN,
1511112
SHERIFF,ALITY,' "
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To, the free and. independc . nt reg, .
- tore of Schuykill-Gotinty,-,- -
FMNOS AND FELLOW CITIZENSe-par- '
ing been solicited by a number of my
am induced to offer ,myself as a candidate at AO nest
General Election for the' office of I
• ;. ; •
, S It I • :11 . ..
Should I be so fortunate as to s receive a iu k lbority
of your 'votes I pledge myself to perform theAotica
of said office with fidelity to the best of my. 041.'
ReED. I
• -,j(g , -te [ •
Mamb
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1110 1 W
To the Electors if S- 1, Chuyid tru.
ENDS AND FELLOW CITIZk:NS ..At the
. ..W urgent solicitation of a cumber of m 'friends,
ilifit induced to offer myselfas a :candidate :for the
office of : . : E., ,I 5 '
SHERIFF ' 4;:,
[
At the ensuing election. Should `you thiniWoper to
elect me, I pledge myself to perform the duti of the
otlice to the beat of my abilities. . ,
' SAMUEL KAUFMAN.'"
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March 11,
. .
To the Electors of Sehuylkill Co.
• ' •
FELLOW CITIZENS :—At the earn 6 . 011-
- citation of a number of mY fellow:Otzens,;!
have been induced to offer myself as a' f icc#ndidate
fur the office of '
SHERIFF- z y< .
At the ensuing election. and respectf" solicit
your suffrage. Should Ibe sei fortuniA as , to be
eleciee to said office, I will endeavor;iperfoVin
,he duties thereof to your entire.satiOtion.
Your fellow citizen., •
JOHN M. li/OKEL. •
i 11-1.%
March 11
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To thelFree 'and . Irdtpen44: Flee-
• tors of Schitylkin Cori 0. P.• .
FELLOW CITIZENS:—At the eitrnest solia •
citations of rt number of my frkirfrts, Lhasa
concluded to offer myself as a criiiilOtte for the
office of
. h :
At the ensuing election, ana iespeckilly solicit
your votes. Should I be eleeled, I ple - dge onyeelt
to perform the duties of the epee lit hie tzest , Ot
my abilities,•l
MICHAEL :• StLYZER.
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Maid) It,
To the Free and Indeipen teat Elec
tors of Schuylkill .COtitity,
e,
AT the eat nest solicitation of a riii4nbei of my
friends. I have been indoce'd to r ? tier diyeclt
by a candidate for the lace of f I .
SkI~RIFF :'a
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At.the ensiiinz elecliun.. Shbuld
. i" .,1 0 think pro.
per to eleet me, I pledec roy4i, e tie iterfi,ifin! the,
duttce of said ntlice, to the best
SAMUEL•
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March 13
Co the Free and Indeperent Llee.
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torsof Schuylkill try. • ..[
ANING. been•sulk hed• y a Ila -' rge' qurnber
' of toy friendF,.l an) trlu6ed oirer.:thybefi
a.k . s enndatlate, at the cesuipg clet4tion, air tha
ottica of
SHERIFF.
Should 1 he ki fortuo4te as iwrcrOc a wijority
of voor votes I will peritrot the Allies oil Oval
office impartially and to the twst alo!ity.
wii..4.140.31ATA
•*Ntfs, - B r
March IS, 1 12—
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'ro.the Free and indeianvApThi - Viitert
of Snituylkill -- Count,
id: I
ELLOW-CITIZti.NS:--i-Thirtiolicitattonsbf
numerous friends, who , haYO: promised um
their support, have induced me tO;pfilir mkoellto
your consideration, as a caddidirtp for Mo. 01,1
fice of. _
:S H R, t F '
at the next 6:tuber NJevtiutt.! 4:4 , 11n01d I he 2C.
fortunate as to receive a iteij , oy.j or your votes
I wolf spare nn t•Nertlone tq !Vel.4llltre i.otiathik
tion, by lulfilltng the autos v idle orOirwith..
industry and fidelity. . j
• • . ICIIOLAS 17.11\ •
Pottsville, Match '4 , ,;70111-43. '•--; :I' , 13—
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To the Elletors of Scltii lkil4 co. •
Tut ELLO Vir CI TI Z ENS : 7 At 4:he 'solicitation •
-a: of my (Holds, who hsl,re votioatarilylprami.
sed to support .111 e diffire4 Oil the
county, - 1 have:teen induced . 10 ':ptieritnyi,till Ka."'
a candidate for the idlice.of
,At ifie.cnsuing election. be so futrO
nate as to be clewed, I pledge : initz\ilfto iierform
the duties of the office with AllOity;•10
of my abilities. . .I,OS MIA -Boy ER.
MelieansVorg,,,Marcli 2h, 'Z . 1:4-=tI 1 i-$1
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l'o the Elctors of 4rtyuytl : ill Co.
wELLOW Cil'IZtNS:"-I:44Fer myoelf awn
. 2.2 candidate fur the cacti of,; ',V
SN1JI1el!
Of tichuylo.ll Counts . , at•iiie heC!inn inlOttnhe:c
next. S,p3nild , inysell's9 •
du.my dutyivith If
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Pottsville April P, 1841 ;.; 15—
7 • I,4tVoters of Stilt4i . kill County
••- 3 '
r••,,lFellow Citizens :—ln the hove Grrebeivin g
of your votes, I hertk 'offer rilyeelf
a candidate fur the. office Of •
SH.E R et:/" . ;
At the next General ElectioN If
. elected, my
best exertions shall be' used Ilfierforrn'• the du:
ties appertaining t.) that o te, promnptly end
faithfully—and if defeated, eifell remain
Yours in Friendship,,
ANDREW - LH. WILSON.
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Barry,Aßril 29.
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DANIEL 13. HARP.'
4. .
'Z't , "—TOWN .II AL'L S %Wl' 01i.E.: .. b '
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... • HAAS & LA/ G, . • '
rell ' A li E. pleasure in announc.l4 to the citizens a
,11.! ' Schuylkill county. that li he ]are just hPecut in`
the 'basement story of the! TeA Ball; on Contra,
street. in the Borough of PottevAlle, a splendid ati-•
sortnaent of [ 14 T, • .
. ' . • NEN GM* . ' • - . ' •-' '
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just larpupht from Philadelphiag.fahere they were rie=,
ected With great care, arod , ,:tk;i: rihased at unesuall, •
ow prices--comprising every o,a,liety of
' Dr/ Goods, Groceries, GE;I44 Ware,: Chirtcr
. , Ware, Queens and Eqthen Ware, .-.
Among which may be fouit'd ' ;kl ,• • . •
Superfine Cloths. of varioua core and qualities"
,Blue, Black and Fancy-cOlorACassimeres, :'' , •
Sattinets, Flannels, and Wcoilip Blankets. ' • : „i
Prints .Lawns, Gingham', Mokinoes and 'Plaids, :I .
S lk. Satin, Linen and Laces;
Canton Flannel. llollands arle,Nankins,. - _
41arscilleSandlra lentia,Vesiints, . .
34.44,5-4,6-4 Muslim:, Ble#i.ried At Irnhfeachedi'
Silk, Cambric, Gingham and: p i ton Hand'ls,
Now and suiermr style Suninw Cloths, ,
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Cottonades and BeverteensG:, •
In tine, a very:: general assuitianst of
Gentlemen's Summer IV'arei : l , !: 4
Silk,Cotton, Mohair, MeriapA Woils'd Stockings.
Ladies'ind Gentlemen's Super Kid, lloskin, York.
' tan, Silk, Thread,•Beaver v*Duckskie Gloves, '• •
Ladies' Silk, Monair and Piirtje Mitts, Ale:'
New. Orleans, St. Croix,' Turf° Rico, .Leaf and
Lump Sugars, . 1 h'3
New Orleans,Stigar DiatneAild Syrup Molasses,
Tea and Coffee, of carious til ( 4 o, - ' '
1
Cheese, 'andles, Soap anil"Vineear.• • „
Salmon. [erring, Mackerelg Shad and Codfish,
Hams, S oulders, Smoked 1.14ef, and Venison,,
Olive Oil,Frestr Fruit, and cal Meal.
\ , Ilavanna, Half Spanish 'Ott Olin:mon Segarii,..
Soda, Water ano Sugar Crk'kera.
Sperm Oil, Butter, Eggs, Arad:Lard;
Dried Apples and Peach,* ;I:l ... . .
and a great variety ofother alleles. all of which will
be sold at low prices fo! .cd. in Elebant , efor
coun produce. . 1 5 ''•
•I'r Remember the To#m iilliStore. , •• -
:rotteville. May 14. I' '; ' '' ' '2o—
I .
NEW BOOT A_NpiwoE sToft.o. --
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JUST opened. at ile,ol Rost Othee,PentreSt ..
opposite Market, an asiiiiir.gt.asii.)rtnierte tif
Boots and Shoes of , soperiginMuality. which
' tciti
be sold cheap, very cheap 14,cash, by • ' •
TOPMILS FOgTER. •
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April 8.,
fl-3_
pocKET:.viriktfers-'-iust ro
ccived a supply er P •Iset Wituett, which
will be sold iery . cheair.,. 114 N, Di AN.
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