- A PARODY.. • -
•
rue misnames p".INKNT fun WHr 7. '
06! no we aivitt minshan it,
The 'crater's never seen; -
My lips are how: forbid to 'tette .._
" The thimble ofpotheen '
• Fon) hood to house they harry Mei" —
To swi# the heavy wit,
• fiut.och TRU no whirl's - or there,.
•• And hew. can 'forget .
I
bid me Sea 1 , .4
non ,L
, Thpy, ce- vaults
The gin,ifiat tabus drink,
ifut the' Letinictimes taken dtahm, . '
'Cis always bad I think. ,!'
thruillie bar maid smiles l onfnie,
• As if to sti, ".Well met. ". ' '.
'nut, och 1 got no whiskey
And how min 1 :forget?
. . I
Fur elf ': there are so many things
-"/ Recall to me the past '
• • • The jingling of the pewter pots, I
• - The spiritsove. Cast ; '
'Ole Swearing of the opple girls, I - "
"The men, a tthrtinken set;
• ;And everything I look upon
• Forbids me to forgot
tell nie-lrisli whiskey now'
Geis cheaper every day;
They hint that men depart it, t
-I' But heed not what they say ;
' Like me, perhaps, they , lave it
Witt a feeling of regret,
- But if they drink ea 1 haveldri
They never can forge,r.
eibt You Joib, wbera on aid
been I" • .
• « Me, Dolly, oh! l'te beep fightin
Well,' you saingerous haw, I
Boos you - gut filled."
• . t
u 1 dare say I should ha' bin for all of you.
Dull 4 y; but there was a Sartin ,Wolll.4l4ilial.helped
otit of the sera; e." • • •
11 A Martin woman ; oh ! the hnzzy i tell me
who she Cuss this ,paintzte, aloe I go uff into the
highatericks," - . ; 1 - ,
;I' Wall, if you must know, I an all fired
. big wild , eat vslar'onia of them 4/teen Anne o
arms. that dad too intho revolmiun-l"
mMerchlright' cut of the house, itaiefinstant, you
'tarpons, lama I hreak jheee over YehFeinful heed!'
Whdreuiton J:ush ensile stieetk" Goon
he fielcte. • ; • ,
Frain the , Lotdwt Times.
• A- LOT Iron. TOE ASTICLVAUT.I-•:r110 . 011g1I121
1•
Charter oftlie lands' of `fowenoek, in the -sear
lult7; was lately discovt.'red ; i3S accit4pt in an old .
chest. 'lt:runs as - loth/win. ° Km:
more the King, the Met of my 1 reign given to
thee Barron Hunter uper and nether I.tinda b
Potomode - v4ith all the Bounds ivithin the flood:
with Mo_dlooPand Hooptown end ell the
up and down above the earth to IHeavenand all
Iclow the earth to hell as free tsi thee'nd t h ine
es ever God gave to me and Mine and that for
Bow-and a Broad. 'arrow when
1 I come to Hunt
ukn-sarrow and"for the mair 1 Bite the
white Was with My teeth before Margit my. wik
and Mall My nurse.
•
'tile Fobseribi.ur - -•
• • oMillettlen Hannime,•King,
- • ; i•
• •, . °M.trgrat,. 'Whom:B4; •
Wilnes.•
•1 - •
When Mrs. 31cGibti.m wasineparing 'tcr act
Jane'Shore - at Liverpo -I„her dresser, an ignorant
emery girl, infornied her that a iwoman fad.Gatl
ed
4o regnest two box orders, becau.e she . and het
daugl4r had walked four miles to see the play.
Does she know me V' inquired the actress.
uN i ot at all," was the reply. i.';
VYhat a",veiy odd request;!% , exclaimed Mts.
MtG.,u ilas the good woman h 4 faculties's - hoot
her 1" . . I • .
think'she have; ma'am, for tI see she ha'
got suannat 'tied up in a red sillt ;handkercher."
—:-Loucidn Punch. •.. ;
.`ln ordet to get some footing with people *that
viits;the Tyier PART! rn Rhode fslsnd übtaiced
permission to vote the DJIr trekeCat the recent e
lection—(we do not know that time were more
than, half alloaen.) Governor PUir `aeari.l of this
circumstance, and issued a cirei.rtst Co his follow
ers, denouncing in* toe Siroti&c4 terns such an
alliance as disgraeefulls theribla2,d . one to VS im-
Inediitely
,disasowed. •
IF that is not a kick, we do n iii - know what can
be so regaided short of the appl i csfion of the sem
al ghee Isaitter. IKirrism . , that :hue teen tbe 'ridi
cule of ail capable of ridiculink, Was declared it
rid degraded by, Ty leri;ini— S,.Gur.effe, •
~
• 'A Cr.i.ven Reer.x.-=A_florv.intAirl, in the town
of A--, , whose be iuty , for mid-a matter uf jell
and admiration a d diactiiaion, ? in 3bbirig a riti9up,
'of officers in the"sfret, h and one-of Mein exclaim
'it) hilt fillarea— y Heaven, atie's painted.' ,
..lres,iiii, and b fieaven only!' she vein quiet
-1:,.
.
ly replied, loran ;found. , 1
1 •
owfetlged the foice .f the rebuke
sod t4)01.,gi0e,i,.
A Wise O. . ( A lady residing ins town not
sts - thousand miles from poston•—who. is Nese. d
with a larger amount of ,wealtli than edueittion
-reaasikd to • frieml the other tl ty, that het laugh.
ter bad been in Porottfise(meaqii g Paris, for more
than three yeers.
'Do you you correApand with heir asked the
' •
I -
•Nu—her eyes are black and' mine 'are
i
blue—
sbe is .slim and I em sldui,' was the rep'y.
_s:Cr4 May it please your honori," said an un•
coach . Woking chip the other day to 'a country
court, . I NY .Pippy' di,tl kir ly ;•dclesied, and left
four little infidels; of which lam the olde.t. I
~.-,'Vent to be appointrd c.reculiatir, and if you will
- grant me levers of condrinnation, I will gn about
; diminishing- the properly os re l it as- possible."
OVA W
.. 00LEN M A fitTFAC 1tR1.13 — Tbe/172 .3 / 2 12.
&
' . turfs of domestic carpeting says the Portland
' - Advertiser, is fast atteiriing.a firm and prosperous
p airliner, ft is observed. that ) he' importation 01
.the lower:priced - carreliiigsAr now entirely cea
-; eed, and we . were recent'Ttrrfarane c l. by is carpel
t, e
' manufacturer end dealer irt .. w York, that they
We now bringing out at Bever I establishments in
. this country, superior articl of. Brussels carpet.
-...... It is but lately that - this hig,t l r branch of the art .
• bee been attempted in this country, and - ref' is
etre' succesa.Lof the effnri, %radar Tariff prot ctioa,
that the Americao'Brusfels carpet sells at twenr,.
..., fire ante ! a yaid cheaper- t) Me Mc corresponding
rarietieri)f the Arei'gn'article ) . , The seam menu
heturst is at this moment preparing loom:. to com
mence the dewing of 11 , 7/i.or carpets, a still hi.4,h•
ctfattifikore cosily grade, with equal prospects of
_..i.:
ughlin has diirated a letter to
th ee diie dc k t . 'etion , at titellteeneer, e..oting
thit a:court in iil-4tat Jaw een 'ordered opine!
'tips ea was repottrd,,ind liiiti , ishee-the letters of
Lk! teregiaiarloe 91 War e in eupporyot 4is
Ap aster n psiwr says that 70n.,h was the
first.aulfaitunale speculator— l -Ceti...a got ..sucked
•
•
The hterrilxiack: PriOt, ei
meecinfar;toro rising 1 1000 pieCes of calico per day.
At ancinalti, On Wedd i t4day feet,' the Ottlo
Iti-gar falling slowly, with- from three to four.
feet Water in the 'ehannel.i "
1121=
as: Itiet.
A NEW FOUNTAIN Or LIFE IL&$
• • . OPEN W.
. . _
AND its healing streams .now wishing forth:
brilliant star has arisen in 'the :Lau: liter stow
cheering thousands' with ruseitwEw' ugitvrw, LONG
LIfY AND AAPPINEB n .
•
That Star is • •• •
D!L REICIITER'S •V.EGETABLZ rtatGivt,ive,
eiLts. ;
• These, pills, let all understand, cure dileMe bee
power peculiar only to.itself, which instantly cheeks
the action and progress, of disease. 'tor. their cora- •
mencement is mach alike (which is *hen the •
. .. - 114001) AND JUICES : .
are so. far depraved. as to prodace abetment= and
sores) that one medieine, provided it be competent
to produce sickness, will be all that is necessary for
removing disease, and restoring 1' - • - 1--
', • -HEALTH AND . HAPPINESS . ;-''
.
to mankind . Let it likewise be , remembered,that
there is no medicine - now in existence possessing
equal healing powers; and that. no vegetable, or any
o her kind of physic Can sc. soon restore health, when
I s .r t, h e e v a e c n n i o U n ca; r es_ thea the e icio pi st il i s av u e o ta n at t c h . e a rebaarala.
wild; producing- no griping Tarns or debility, but on
the contrary, after they have operated, you feel that
eload of irritating and corrupt hamar* have been
taken from you, and the a buoyant feehngs of health
spring Op in their place; and what' is soother great
object in,thesepiile. :bey are always eafe,they may
be taken laifalli-occasions, and nailer any Circum
stances, without regard to the ease bfthe disease, for
they operate upon every part of the body, and expel
disease from whatever part tt may be seated. klxery
perseeeiho possesses a box of the.se pills . -
,• •' ":NEEDS NO ;PHYSICIAN
;, . .
for iri• there he can find a cure, and confidently, rely'
Upon AL speedy restoration to health. ,
la.Gerntairy, t,he,land of their origin , millions of
ne:rxons Kire.expertenced their beneficial effecui„atid
the ithoesands ,!,vvhcr ° have used them here, epee* of
theta in the highest pi terms, on account of their euia
, „
tire prtipertlo. l , ; ' •
The joyful news 1
of health and; comfort, spreads
from thase'lwber ha ,e_hatipiy used . •
sin
'lreeTeyou
BEI
hop! to gni
and thCy-.. - tiow prevail - by their 'oio caceHeeie, and
the Power of Truth'. • ' •
And why, we mny reasonably F inetiire, have they
become so endeared to the Ileitis kvi those who have
used them, alai by/ there gained leach a popularity '
.Simplfbecause th it action upon the
-was as the sun and rain, upon 'vegetation, giving new
life to all who partook of its haepy influence. As
the health of the Plant depends upon the sap *h;ch
circulates through its branches; so the life and health
of mankind depends .upon the , hlhod which flows
through his veins. And When ; this vital fluid, which
is most necessary, to -the gr.:4Ellnd support of the
body, by sortie unknown cruse becomes tuadt.d with
morbid and
canurr HUMORS,
. . ,
so thatlnmead of nourishing amistrengthening the
body, it labors to pr duce obstructions in the system,
which engenders disease, have 'remorse to a medicine
that is perfectly safe in .
,every disease, and that will
produce a favorable termination,' if given early in the
complaint, frequently in a few bouts and most always
in a few days, that medicine ist 1 .
. -' Dr. Reichtcr's Vegciabk filly .
which so t 'fraught) , " cleanses Oal. blood and system a
largo, tbnt disease of any kine,cannot; possibly 'exist
122:1
We find their Piesenee,
•
provided mature is not beyond all'human assistance.
'Elie price of these pills is *cents per box, with
foVireciions. and can be had at the
Philadelphia Media
established for the sunpression
Of Qaackery,
at the northeast corner of strrti and !LACS streets--
likewise of nub-agents.
' 'GREENFIELD. Pa., Oct,lo. 1892.
Dear Sir : vett doubtless reMember my calling at
your.establiehment about ode' weeks since: and obr,
Minim, from patrons dollar's, worth of Da. RIECH
TER'-§ VEGETABLE PURGATIVE PIUS, for ,
one of my neighbors who requested me to procure
the article for them. This being done and my own
business transacted, I started for home. After travel_
ling all day, I was. taken .with .a sudden chill, which
left toe with a violent fever, hed-ache, and consider
able pale throughout my whote/system r with great;
Bickers* at my stomach, whit so completely Ibsen<
abled me - that was coma to stop at a small Inn\
on the road for. relief and re t. Upon inquiry, they
had nothing' that could 'possibly afford me relief.'
While yet in misery , . for I never was so ill in all my
life. I happily thought of youfi pills, and resolved to
open one box upon my own account and seek relief
in them, I took six of them drank a warn' cup of tea.
and retired to bed. My pain here ceased in a measure,
and I soon fell sound. asleep. In the morning I
awoke much better, and after the pills had operated I
was quite a different' fiersonl took another dose of
fobt pills, remained there all Wednesday; and on
Thut4day started for home as ;well as ever, and I still!
enjoy good health—the persons for whotn 1 boughtl
them,inforins me that they have experienced more
benefit from your pills than , a, whole cart load of ther
quacikrwhich they had formerly used. Surely if they
used them.with as good an effect upon themselves as
I have, they have good reason for
,extoling their vir4
tues ; and if yle take my advice, you\vill persevere
go on and recommend them' to all who are laboring
under dis e ase' and my word ;for it, they will become
so popular as ;a ig eneral remedy that you will find it
difficult in supplying the demand.
(Signer) G. W. GRANDON,
Greenfield.
, The above l' Medicine is. sold in Pottsville at tai
Storeof
CLEMENS & PAriVIN..
Pottsville, March I& 18431 11-13 , '
• 4
. -
li own*/ 's [I mproyclit Tonic /Mains'.
T tIOSE Who would Wads recourse to a Fanais
Medicine for Fovea AND ADUN, Dyspepsia,.
and Nervous Weaknesses, should d tserunivate i he.
I.Ween the "thousand and one" remedies eonstan
ly'h'oralded iiirth to the public, and that almost
universally l auccesiful prescription called I
ilowand's EirnprGiedi Tunic Mixltsre. I
, •
A few remarks will serve to illustrate the Al
f,
(create. In the first place,: the operation of the
Tonic M Were in the cure:of Fever and Ague tts
upon entire' y' new and peculiar, yet safer prlnti
plea., SecOndly :It nut (polypi - empty arrests t i e
course of the chills, When; punctually and perst,
deringly U l sed, but it Soon restores the toon6d
i funetionaof the general system to a mite*
healthy state ; when relapses are no more liable
;to ensue that an attack of the diseasein one Who,
has never 'had it .befote. ! Thirdly ; The.systeM,
during the i ledminiitration of the Improved Tonle
Mixture ,springs up al ante under its benign irt.
)1 laence t :ar a gives forth an earnest of returning
health airdl.rigour. • Feurthly : Producing more
or less,cieruon the botochi, the cause of the dis.
ease passee off in Thevvay, most strongly indica
ted bysiliOret,- rifiblit.,llB effects on the sYs.
tin ] are aliiforrril i ymild'and safr,as well as WS
-1
cient, and i it is as well adopted to the feeblestlin.
foot, simp y by e• modifidaiion of the dose, at. to
the most %morons adult. ;L ' ' '1
Toe eh f!e Med/eine' may be had in Pottsville
at the Dr g' and Cheinical stdre of I
4,0H:51 S. C. MARTIN,
Schuylkill county.
Agent for Schuy
t.
~."4 1 i. 21_0184,3. .
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77 .
'M ' I
ILITARY STORE.
rpm: pu l bseriber
,wonld respectfully, inform :bitr
-a. frieudi and customers; that he has located his
lel/ililary. Cap Illanufaclory
In Third 'll •Ii •
ireet No 101 few doors below Race,
where he wbe ould pleased totee his old - customers
and's. many new ones as are disposed to favour him
with theirleustom. Ile stilleontinues to manufacture
Military and Sportmen'i articles of every description,
such as le6ther, Cloth; Felt. Silk and Beaver Dress . _
Caps, 'Grail patterns ;Forage Caps; Holsters for ttoop
Body do ; Cartouch Boxes,' Bayonet Scabbards: B*Ottl
Beltstof all kinds ;.Canteens ; Knapsacks, different
patterns Ileire Buckets, Passing, Boxes, !rubel do,
Brush and- Picker's Plumes, Pompoons Firerrien's
Caps. Leber StoCks,:oll3 Cases, superior quality
Shot Bagi. Game Bags, Drams. ite.ofcc.
11.0rd..:rs thankfully ieceived and cominly at
tend° toN WILLIAM CRP `01AINI;
101 1 11onli Third:Street, e few doors low Mice
• • PhiLdelphia,Suly B, 28-4 m
1000 BARRI:4I SALINA ':SAL7ry•—
il
Constantly on hand, a full supply or the
alcove aupbrior article in birre.ll,4 buebelv, ithieh
wi Ibe sold very low, by . • '
• GRAY .3z: til:Ntil'eTT.
ith 42 Walnut St..land 2nd' wharf below;
I Locust St; "Schuylkill;
J tie IT, 8;43. t
•
, r '
MORE LIGHT. . '
N ee
•
/VII E great object fully'aceomplished. 'Jessie e
Ceteraleerand Unirerrallycywatrll patent Lard
&rap., on an entire new principle. The good 'Real.
ides of Ibis Lamp have been an well tested as to en
able the • tweribers to receo
Ira
rntnerid it to the public.
as being I far superior to any other yet offered. 1 For
sale by
. 1 - • ;' 1 ,T. &J. BRATTY.
N:6.-61.. Aaron W.P..idley having purchased the
eselninvis right or making and vending the above
Lamps M Schuylktll County ices entice:that-any . in
fnngeMent on the Petard vrttl.be ereetettutea to the
fullest extent of the law.', Meats T: & J.- ttbstty are
Agents or selling the Lamps io F.ctiu)lloll County.'
Potts ' • le, hoe 3,1813. : ' '23—.3.n0
• I
lI=EMI
- DR •
tEbETABLE PURGATIVE PILLS.
HUMAN BODY,
TO F.A.AILIES.
Pott,ril
ATI'EN.7;ION.
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- • Q TOE -' WHOLE • WORLD
It is anittal by all who firaitssed them, rand.
ICAdlas
• DR. PETER VEGETAiIBER AM A i
_ j • , TIHILIOVEC -, •111.11,S, '
AREI the most unrivalled; remedy ever , discovered
• by the'ingenntiy or unut.i , They brio. sovereiget
cure fur 'the folloWing comPlautts; ifelkiw hnd Biliaus
Fcverii.iFever and Ague, .fitytipepaii/. Crruip. Liver
Complaint,Sich Ileadachts.:4ltundw.witathlnes DM). -
*ye Ithriumatiam, Enlargerrhfet
,of the .Spleen. Piles,
Cbelic, Feniale•,Obstrttionsi Furred
Tongue 'Nausea, Ihstenuens of-the Stomach ; and
• Bowe it Incipient 5/iarrtxea; Flatulence, Habitual Cos
tivene4, Loss of Appetite, Bloletied : or Baßow Com
plexion. and in all cases orTorpori of the • Boasts,
where* Cathartic or en Aperient ',needed. ; '
They areetceeilingly mid in thar.operation.,,,pro
dneing; neither Nausea- .Griping; girl Debility. ; They
are extensively used and coisurtendca by FBACTiSING
Parsiamison all parts of the Union, from whom
any quantity of Cottficates o,f their ;value can be ob
taineill 1 EI
SHERMAN:B COUGH LOZE:YGERffI
, Aro the safest, moat sure • and effectual remedi for
Colds,ConsumptioniWhoopingCougn,Asthma, tight
new of die Longa or, Chew. &e.. @C •
• I
ha Starkey, fain of Gouverneur st., cared of
cough: of eighteen month's:standing,' supposed , to be a
settled Consumption, by these Lozenges, when the I
physiians could do nothing for hint. • • , ;; ' •
11,1 Charier' W. Perkins. 71 Bowery. was cured of
a severe cough and cold ofthree month's standing, by
half It box of the Lozenges. - -. ;
Reo. Mr. Hancock, 497 Pearl st.4 4 ias used them in
his faintly with invariable* auteess., and recommends
them!to all who are afflicted with coughs, colda,ror
any silTivtions of the lung*. f
'Mt:. M. E. dfortinsu &red several weeks with a dis
tre.ssmg cough`, Which nothing relieved, till he tried
the-e, Lozenges. which cured him in a few hours..
James W. Hale. No 5 Tontine 13uildingi, Will
at.. gave some to a Nerid who had lint enjoyed a
nigh's sleep for several.weeks, fieing every few mi;
unto.- attacked With some distressiog cough, as Anal ,
to takeaway his life. The Lozenges made bias raise
easY, and enabled him to sleep well at nigh. lie had
tried every thing else be heard of; and nothing else
afforded the least relief -L - another'. instance of saving
a fellow-being from an ,untimely grave. '
'I3HERMAN'& WORM LOZENG E RS
Proved in more than 40,000 cases to be infallible:
the only certain worwdestroying medicine ever dia.
covered. ; _
8-
.
dvairroess Wonara. , ... 7 Pain in the joints or limbs,
offensive breath. picking at the nose; grinding of•the
teeth during sleep. and: , et times paleness about the
lir* with flushed checks bleeding at the nose,' gnaw- ,
ing sensation at the stomach, flashes of heat bver the
surface of he body, slight chills et shivering's, bead._
ache. ,drowsiness, yertigo; torpor, diet rbbeeJd dreamit,
sudden starting in sleep with fright and setedming
sometimes a tronblesouie cough feverisbneioi. thira
nialid hue fits, bad male in the mouth, &Seek bread.)
ing. pain'in the stomach or BoWfels, fatigue, nausea,
tiseamishoess, voracious appetite, leanness'!, bloated
stomach or limbs, griping's, shouting pains in various
parts of the body, a sense of something rising to the
ttiroat, itching of the anus towerds night,'a frquent
desire to peas something frOm the bowels,Mul sorue•
nines discharges of slime and mucus: .
! Dr. Gefen Hunter, 168Sizth Av enue,knew , a child
that was cured of fits by these Lozengem, after three
year's sutfcnng, and when nothing else would give the
least relief'. A boy onboard of one of , the Ilavre
packets. was cured offing by only one dose.of them.
, Mr. Johh R. Wocd, .77 Third Street. gave them to
his child, and they brough away the worms by thou
sands.
f Di/ Zahriskie., 18 Diane it.. has used them in over
100 cases,. some of' this'll of the . Mind alaiming char
acter; and always with the greatest success.
Beiljanun P. Goodspeed, 130 ,Sixth Avenue, has us
ell them in his family for twee years, with entire sue
eon. Twenty-five cents per bcg.
Sherman's Camphor,or Headache Lomgers
dive immediate reliei,in nervous or sick Headache,
palpitation o fihe heart, lowness of spirits, deepen
tiency, inflammatory, Or putrid, sore throat, bowel or
mummer complaint , fainting, oPpression Or a s e n se or
*inking of he chest, elsolic, spasms, cramps, of the'
stomach or bowels, hysterical:affections . and all ner
vous diseases. drowsiness through the ddy and wake
fulness at night; chole.ra or chcilera morbin, diarrhcca,
lassitude, or a sense of fatigue. Persona, ,travelling
or attendingfarge parties, waffled the Lozenges real-
I) , reviving, and imparting the buoyancy youth7u
ted after diasipation; they rentore the tone of the eye
em generally, and remove all the unpleasant quip ,
of too free living. ;,
John M. Moore, Esq., Editor of the Brother Rona
than, was cured efi severe headache in six minutes by
three of the Camphor Lozenges—he was prejudiced
against them.
Joseph B. Names," Esq., Vice President of the Wash
ingtian,Alarine Insurance Company, has suffered fol.
years with nervous headacheollat nothing would re
lieve till he used these Lozenges, which removed it
entirely in fifteen minutes. j •
'Dr. G. Hauer, 1013 Shah Avenue, ha 'been subject
to violent attacks of beadachei, so as to make shim al
most blind fur two or three boas at a time. Nothing
• ever afforded him any redef till he tried these 1./nen
-vs, and they cured him in a few minulas. -
W. H. Auree Exii of the New York: Herald, has
used them for the host year fOr headache.or lassitude,
and always fond immtdiaterelief trona them.
Sherman's Poor Mares pkiller!
1,000,000 sold yearly of thil best of all Plasters.--
Rheumatism, Lumbago, Paip or Weakness in the
, BaCk, Loins, Side, Breast, Neck; or Limbs, effectual
ly cured bye.,
,1 1 . 13'thily 124 Cents each, and war
ranted superior to 141 Other plasters in use. Be . par
tieular to get Sherman's Poor Man's Plasters, or you
will be imposed non. Avoid the curicius and worth
less imitation,. The a ame stamped on the backer
each; get none without it, or you will be deceive&
Cough Lozenges only 5 cents ales;
• Worm Lozenge', , 5 do do .
Camphor or headache Lolenges, 25 cents per boy.
• Poor Man's Plaster, only il2 cents a piece.
4 The above Medicines for sale by
• ' T. dr. J. BEATTY,
Agents for the proprietor, Also by
Hugh Mosley, Port Carbon. .
WilliaorTaggart,Tamaqiii.
George Reitanyder, New,Cinstle. '
June 10, 1813/,'..'
JoYFULI NEWS. '
Almost every disease that flesh is he:r to may be
cured by the timely use of OA KELEY'S COM- •
POUND I EPtiIIATIVE-SYRUP.; This may.be
proied enisfactorilyki then, who will call at any of
the stores where this invaluable medicine is sold, by
certificates (properly aothenticated)of mires perform
ed on individuals ;who had lost all hopes of relief--
certifithtes of Phykicians who• had the most severe
cases tinder treatment, their patients hiving taken the
medic hie Sy s. the iredvice and been enredr cen ifieates
from the Ptothonotary, Cb;ult of Orphans ? Court. No
tary, stating their acquaintance with persons of
respectability and standing, who having the good of
their fellow men at heart, have voluntarily come for
ward and given a statement of their case and it - a - cure.
for, publication, Sm. don.. The number ofthese certi
ficates being too great for newspaper publication, the
subscriber has deviled it advisable te have a copy of
the most importaut eertifienee properly authentica:
led, under seal, to be placed at the stores of agents,
who have tKi;tnedicibefor l saltt, where persons affiie.
ted with Scrofula or' Kings evil: White Swelling,
Chrtinki Rheumatism, Vetter, Mercurial diseases,
Emotions of the Skin, Cough of lorig 'standing or in
cipient Consumption, sick Dead-ache, dm, Ste, may
;have an opportunity of4scertaining the names and
- residences of those who have been cured hyirs use,
and who will beWilling, if milled upon, to gave every
information required- • ( •4;
As a more genera( evidence that this is no quack
medicine.l would refer to the names of the follow
ing well known physician:is, who have attested to its
efficacp—Dr..l. P. Ihester; Dr, S. G. Birch. Dr. Jno.
Utto,Or. H.H. Muhlenberg.,Dr..l.. E.Sdrber, • ' ;
Sold wholesale and Retail at the drug and Cheini
cal Store of - 7 •
E. B. EICITHOLTE, Pottsville).
J. B. &. J. H. Fitiift. M eve vi It e, ilagb Kensloy,.
Port Carbon Henr,y Veitrte; Ortvigsburg:
Januslis, 21, - 4-4.
' • • • ROUSES .5c Lars
1, FOR ISALE, .
•
[ifti. Alm, a Ilarre number 'of it
• Buildings and out Lots;, of
various sizes. on the Navigation tract. lying princi
pally in the Borough of Pottsville. Apply to
• I SAMUEL LEWIS. •
July 16,29-it Real estate agent, Centre St. ,
- --
CAST IRON SCREENS.—Cast Isonßollind
Screens of variouio aim tor ,Coak, on bang
anc' for safe at W.' H. MARSHALL'S •Cheap
.Grocery Flour Feed de: Provision Store, corner of
Norwegian Street- anci-Mptint Carbon Rail Road.
liine • • 241"'"
•
* STRAIe HORSE.
ij I
' , STEIkYED away Tront,the, mak
. r>\ Scriber at Moant Carbon.' an 'Sun.
, •
.o. l k ,' der tut, it large BLACK BORSE r
, . With a mar in his forehead, and a
white I , pst on his now, and was
out with a scythc`on the top Of his neck itnme.
diately tinder the ;collar, and about 10 years old.
Whoever will return said,ffortte to the stihscri.
tar, dr give 'hint inforknation
,where he can get
him again, shall be reasonably rewarded.
' JACOB-MOORE,
August 28, 35-3t* •
• :
.
ptAsEss. cgattly . "--A • supply 01-PeaSe's
Code' gaiklYriaat roeeivedAloar the Wholesale
Again, niladelphia, irteS for sale at /11.4RTIN'3
Drug Store ' r ' ' December - 31 . -1.
I. ...
•
it
THE
. .
=
INDEMNITY= AGAINST LOSS , BY FIRE
Tut FRANKLIN INSURANCE Co.,
Capital; ti 400,090, Paid in.
C3l4aTLt reamrouti..
r - - • , •
CONTINUE to *Make Insur a nce. Poinailent
and limited On every description of.sinipertr
in town iind country mike usual favorable terms
Mee i 6.31 Cheinut Street near fifth greet.
.CLIARLES N. EtANC.RE/1, President. •
• -;DIRECTORS. . -
Uhertei N. iiiiater, Sainte/ Great.
Tames Scott. Frederick Brown,
Thomas Kart,' Jacob R. Smith,
Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. l W.Riehards.
Tobias Tirogni.r. Maestri D. Lewis.
CHdRLES G. BANCIIER,Sec't.
The,Subscriber bus been appoirked agent for
the above menttimed inatitottoc,ind is now pre.
.pored to make ihsorance,'on every description of
prdper4, at tho;lowest rates.: _ • I '
ANDREW RUSSEL
. Pottsville. Yune'l9, -1841: •s—ly
IndemnityakOinst lose ier ilamsegii by Fire
• Ca pit al 0300,000.•
•
• ' ' CHARTER PERPETUAL:
retlE SPRING GARDEN RANCE CO
-77 SU NS
PANY, make Insurances': either tempor_ary or
perpetually, against Loss or Damage fly FIRE, in
town or country; en Houses, Barns, and Buildings of
all kinds, on Household Furniture, Merchandise,
Horses, Cattle, Agricultural, Commereiaj and Mann.
'factoring Stock and Utensils of every description;
Vassar-9 and their Cargoes in port, as well as Menge
ges and Ground Rents open the most favorable terms,
Applications for Inger epee, lir any Information 'on
she subject may be made °lifter personally: or by
letter, at the company's • office, at the Northwest
corner of Sixth and Wood streets.
MORTON: McMICHA EL, President. •
KRUSICH4}I, Secretary.l
Draacrois,
Morten McMichael, :Charles Stokes,
Joseph Wood, :Archibald' Wright, •
P. L. Lagucrenne, :Samuel Townsend.
Elijah nalteit, Robert Loughead,
George M. Troutman.. 11- W. Pomeroy,
'.George W: Schreiner:
The subscriber has been appointed Aozni far the
above mentioned Institution 'and is now prepared to
make I ristresscas upon every description ofproperty
;at. the lowest rates. BENJ Sll N ' BANNAN
Feb.. 27.1841
Boots', Shoes, Halt,.
ant; Siddlety,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! !
RICRARD SUCIENER,
RESPEOFULLY, announces to his friends
• - and customers that hel is itgtw, prepared to
inanufacture,it his camblidynent irt Centre street,
opposite W. T. Epting 4 ,s Drug store, all kinds
of Boots and Shoes at the following low rates,
which he will warrant to be equal to any made in
this,BorOugh, to wit .
Mer?•'s Calf-skin high heeled fashionable
Boots i •
. Morocco do
o Plain do
•' Kip lined 'do
do; do
An natorin3ent of Minuet" nailed lit;eileas
tin hits also receives tom Philadelphia, a large
stock sal:deli will be sold it the following very lois
rates: 1
Men's first rate sewed strong I/Sots
.$2 50 tall 75
Boote
• r es 175
Kip lined j F ' l5
fashitnable pegged seal & lined hoots
'4 do
Youths' end Boys' Bocrti i •
Men's SliOers
u Point
PuMps with heelS
Etoatees
'4 'Sewed Clay ties; Morocco high
; heeled fashionable Roma
u Sewed Morocco Harrison tieshigh
heeled fashionable, do
rt Ilisr l occo Virginia!:Pomps,
Youths' Moroccd',Diulliktert, a handsome
ankle 1 00 to 125
Ladies' Morocco fashionable Kid Slippers 62.
Finn rate Morocco fashionable
_ Pump Springs .1 00
Misses's first rate Mou?cco slippers and
ties from ;
Children's Bo)tesa from
U ' Morocco Thioteee, best quality 51
Also a large assortment of , other Boots and oboes
embracing general variety, which will be sold a
unusual Ipw rates.
- • - .HATS AND CAPS f '
The Quailher has 'also'received a good assort
mental I , . i
1
Fur HAS, • , , -
First quality fine Deaver Hats,'
Fine fluesia and Brash flats,
First quality Men's glazed and
I Leathern Calls; 1
Children's and Roy4eummer Caps, .
Childrerci and Boys ' Leaf Ham.
SADDLERY! AND HARNESS.
,
R. D, S., also continued t 4 keep On hand, and
Manufactures at his esiablielrm ril, all kinds of Sad
dles, flames,, Collars; flames, Fly Netts, Trunks,
Briilles, ,Ice., tea., which he will warrant to be e
qual' in quality to any, that is purchased in Schuyl
kill county, and at such low rates. that will aston
ish 'his, egstomers. poil and try.
24-1 y
scrtuY LK Lt. 11 %NEN STORE.
Richtird D,Shoener, nes also opened a Store at
Schu,tlkill Hawn, 14 ilie•fratrnt building; next to
die Rail ft-dad Bridge, where all the above men
tioned EtoOds will be exposed for sale, at the same
reduced Prices. COM 01110,8, and give us a
fair trial—our triune is few prices—a gired arti
cle, and en increased trade." • -
Pottsville,
,June 17,
__ I
YQUNG
-51- LADIES- INSTIL CUTE.
, ,
ETOttiville Young Lsdie's I natitur, an
der theelirection of Miss M. M. Allen, will
open nil Fall Term, - Menday, • Septenriber 4th
Application for boa:d will be; made to the prin.
Op I. Tuition, for Itireparato rs classes $4 00—
fur higher English branches $6 00 — fur the Len.
images $2 00.
;
• E A v l tt l itif i rf 9 m a ste le A . Pftmr.ct Toim, with in
numerable ramifications of the arteries brench airing
its inner surface. Through these vessels the blood,
which imparts vitality to the hair, circulates. and
when from obstructions in p ores
. of the scalp , the sup
ply ofblood . and Moisture te cut or the' hair loses
its glues, becomes dry and harsh and &Atli Off. Now
it is obvious that unlearthe pores air the scalp he o
pened,the capillary' Action of the Mood restored, arid
the ticerf and tiandritffiproceeding trod suppressed
perspiration removed badness must speedily' ensue:
JAYNE'S HAM Tomei will produce all these effect,—
kaymere, it. will recktthe e bald places with vi-
.orous and in:Orient tresses. th and ensure a healthfu g l
and redundant grovith of hair, as long as :it is used in
confermity with the printed directions which sceom
party each bottle, end to which are appended numer.
0428 tunimoniale of its efficacy, from en,mecifour most
, distinguished clergyman. and physicist*. •
For:eale by Eicholta & Sanderson, Pottsville; A
gents l'or the Proprietor. •
August
SAND I SANDI!:
• 1 '
THE subseriberibas a large quantity of ercel r
lent Band, which
-he *ill deliver at any place
inthe Borough at; 50_ cents per can load, and se
the hauling is -all down bill be -will guarantee
That the loads will - be
.much larger than thoie
generally haided• - •' - , f
,I , BAWD G. IrITENGLING.
June -17, -i * 25--3 mo
i • PERRICIAN STEEL PENS. I
A t - FRESH supply- oafPerryian i ?el Pens. pOt
.op in :.packages of 25 pens. a .s'` cents per
package. just received. Also a . ' sit'. supply of
tba : yrincipslity Pen t , a'new artiite-:-and steel,
pane at 371 cents per Grose! ..:. • *. '•• '
'',.. Jone2d. , 26-4- . L 13.4ANWAN:',
v'MOW 'WAVGI3I4IS—Por
July I Er, 29-i- T. & J.. BEATTY
p : AvilgovoN„ : :,,,
• TIIE FOCALIONTASs I Olt INDLAN
• „VEGETABLE PILLS.
•f .
-- - -
!FIRE reMedies prescribed for the pure bf dis
easerybasei correctly been divided into clas
ses according to their . operation uptin the human
system. Thus we hare: one Class which icauses
the stomach to eject its contents, called emetics,
another Incincincperspiration ealled dicdphoret.t
ics and 'titbits! which omen:Wei the. stomich
and bowels, denominated Cathartics, /cc. Cathar.
ties or purging Wiedicines,:have In every ige and
country been the favourites of the , physicians for
the cute of themost obstmate and alarming ma.
ladies. The wonderful success attending this
of iscatmetit will readily .be understood
whenve reflect that the stomach and bowels have
assigned - le them, the ImOriant function of di
gestion, tbeleonversion of food into blond, that
vital fluid batended tor the growth and nourish.
silent of the whole system.- It renews that when.
ever, the 1 digestion organs' become depraved or
disqualified fat the healthy; pelforinance of then`
duty ( and this.occurs daily in civiliied society )
impure blood, and consequently dutettie lire the
results. • ' -. 1
It has heen remarked,: that whenever the ato.
mach is not usefully employed it is always at
mischief. , That individual. who Would deny thrt
the most torreidable disrasee are daily-cured by
the use of Pills compounded and for sale in al
most every hamlet of our country, %timid :certain
ly risk his tepution for- veracity. The PoOti.
hootas,' Lir India n Vegetable Pills cleenve - the
stomach;;ourify the blood arid lemon inflame.
tion, and have prov'ed eminendi useful in curing
bilious Icier, bilious cholic, inflammati on of the
liver, rheumatism, dropsy, 1 jaundice,`•`-.Pleurisy.
costiveness, &c: Females of sedentary hab
its and subject to indigestion, flatulency, head.
ache, depression of spirits and Uneasiness, !MI
and relief from the use of these,pills.- ;There is
not kilieesse attended. with a' full epulse, a dry
s kin, and it posted tongue. ;that these puts will
not relieve. ..Tho follow ing,iiimple fiarrafive will
show. the benefit derived from these piths in a ve.
ry corriMon disesee • • ; J
CERTIFICATE. • 'il
Ravirig been cured by the nscof thePocahnn.
tas Pill of an alarming disease of the liver of se.
veral . years , standing, 11, deem it a duty to make
my case known to' the public, foi thejbenrfit of
others. I had taken various remediesitehich of.
forded temporary feller, after using two box.
el of these pills, my disease yielded, and I have
enjoyed good health for the last six mrinths.
• 1. WILLIAM FULLMER.
• Milton rl 22,1843, • I
A Is for the dale of the doer. -
W. T. Epting, Pottsville, George lteifsr.yder,
New Castle, Steiner Kopp, Schuylkill Haven,
Hugh Kinitley, Port Carbon, Sehuatin r4t Hesser;
Orwigsburg. Throughout th'p state' a supply
can always be had of o Fred...Klctt ttr. co. Drug
gists; corner of 2d and Callowlull streets, Phila:
dclphii. r
A pril29, • ' :• 13-74
ITKLAMATION.
j .
. . ,
N0.W..a1l men by these i riresents, that we
LIPPINCLfr& TAT LO 0, corner of Centre
and ttehantangnSGS ha - ire:just receit l edfrom the
cities of Philadelphia and...Nita - Jeri a .new and
?plenitid assortment of firshionabloiiimgle milled
and diagonal casslinekes, ;also fas,ttiotaablo single
milled cloth of every description. I 1 • i '
„Just received from' their =wholesale i and retell
. faithicipable clothing, ' store Nod 241 Market St.
Philadelphia, anew stock of ready i Made cloth.
log, 'of which they ',offer at i prices'M unit the
time!, and guirantedro give entire setisfactionitii
all that May favour us' with,a call s a& . pilaw-ire
thus:, l, . ' • I l - A,.1 11l
Summer Cloth Frock Coats from ic) 00 t0'61.1,1
• -. I dd Brass de . j 4.50 to 5 i) 11
do , Pads de 123150 to 3 •,
• .
.' dd ' Roundabouth .2 50 to 10
, i Idu Fine Frock 16oats 1225 to 3,00
,
. . Ido ' Dress " 'do j2ooto p 25
- ' ; do Linen Rotuidt'a SaCkets ' 0:15 to 1 60
• !1 dO Parity • ' ao. l'=oo I. 2.50
'1 do Dark Gairibroon Pants' 2OO to 250
• .-, do Light '. . do , ; iOO to 2 . 25
. - Also a handsome ' assortment of Sloe Cloth
Dreasiand Frock Votits, Grei,,Giceri'i any Black
all ielpreportion to prices di the abOve, with a
variety' et vest and - vesting ivhicti OM he • cold
low' et the old:establishment cerneti of Centre
and'Afatiantango Street . I 11 '
P. ,S.I Don't' forget to call °anti et a suit of
.clothei 10.133 00.,; 1 1 .
Pintsville..June IN, ` • 1 1 4. ' 24
.1 1
i t:.
• ' ' ',NEW yoitii, - cpAl: All
,NCY,
, ! I `. , ' 20 P 136 1371{EST.i
1 1' '
. . , ~ l ..
10 ' W. Kimball, solieita. eirsiin . 'ent el ConV
A- 4. frotn the SehnYlkill region, of 'pal the vari.!
ousqualittep,end fiIFZII for l iramett ate tale, by,.
the cargo frir cash. approved eredit;or exchange
ac
for : Creries, Provisions, ; ttryl Moods, . Hard: -
Wait, Boots. Shoes, lilits,loil, end:Articles ,re-1
gutted in the 'coal region. He will also attend te
any, n egotiation requiring personal attention. Hie
experience in the Coal Businero w ]hod personal
acqOairitance, with Many of the; deters. in the
city land vicinity OfAw York, gives • him a 'de,-
cided advantage over strangers.? on , casual visit.
ore; in, Making edvantageous, gales.l; He will alsO.
visit . Hie Taverns, and Cities; .0v the North
Riiterjor the pUrpose,.of making 01814/also the
Exiderd Cities. Any one desirous to try'our mar.•
lie; by: forwarding to me a bill of! lading, can
. geherally have his coal sold on airi :al if invoiced
within the market range ofprices . A "escription of
i
the !coal s lts condition. and AGM iv at mine will
;I . r • -
al vitays . be necessary to guide mdin Pales.. All be
siOsp pr.trusted - fo, me will be'ittinded to with
prainptaess end fidelity: Refer to Messrs. A.& fr.
tt 7 ; Packer, Reading s Pa. ,I- - . .
New yorli; /une 11, .1 - 1 . 2.5-6 m, .
$ 5 00
5 00
4 50
I 4 00
3 50
2 00
1 75
2 50
$1 00 to 1 50
37
62
25
87
131/
I 50
137
62 , to 87
25 to 37
eza
3 87
3 00 to 3 50
1 75
52
_ .
WETIIERILL & BROTHER, manufactii
tetP, No 65 north front street, Philadel
pkos, have now a good supply of their Warranted
pure whiet lead, and those customers who have
been sparingly supplied lin consequence of a
rue on the article, shall now •have their orders
filed. • - I
• IN° known subsinee poesessm those preeer,va-:
• 1.1. ye and beautifying properies so desirable in a
paint, to an equal exerit with tirodultetated
white lead; hence any
,adnPetures of other mete rs.
els' only mere its value. -1 It hes therefore beeh
oie steady aim of the rOnufaCturers, fer meny
years, to supply, to the'poblic is perfectly Pure
v./bite lead.; and the unceasing demand for the ar.
tide ie proof that'll has: met ''%vih favor. It is
iifyarialtry branded on one head-LWETHERILL
BROTHER, in full, and on: the other, WAR.
invert Peas—alf
_in red letters.
November 19, .
n At Guitar" Es I 11111int;IN
/ : DR'. Wm. Evart's celebrated' Camomile Pills
do ;Soothing Syrup for children.
I.; Baron Von Huteheleee. Herb Pills I .
Doet. Goodie's remelt:Tilly,:
1 :DoCt, William Evan's Fever dr. Ague Pills,
.Doct. Hunt's Botanic . ;
I ' 'For- Dispeptici Peesomf,Hunt's - Botanie Pills
: are said to' be superior to:any Medicine ever yet
offere - d to the Pnblic.. I
IA fresh supply oflllo above Medicine:e t: just
received and for indeed t 4 Drug Store of '
": Dec 11 • 50--i , JOIIN SI, C. MARTIN.
ME
34-40 0
- • We !CARLISLE; Jr., o •
•
Foawanatxo,`4ttu COMMISSION
i
• ; •
Arch Street wharf, Sahuylkill,
. .•
_I PE(ItiDELPHIA
b i:SPECTFULLY infogna his friends and the
that hail prepared to receive and for
4yard, Merchandise ra e•ery description, to till parts
On the Juniatta, West and North Branches of the
B roarlahatinah, and. Schuylkill and UlllOO Canals Tia
Schuylkill and Union Canals; which are in complete
Order, and such arrangements made as to insure a full.
-SupplY of water dining all the year. •
Shipper. of prayluce will find it to be their , interests
to send produce:to the thlladelphia Market. via
Schuylkill and lioion Canals, it being the dbeapest
WIC safest route.
Plaster, Salt andfisb minitantly on hand, at lowest
Market prices. ,
Every attention paid to shipment of Mercbandize
by.good safe hauls, commanded by careful'. captaiga
together with proinptnets tit salesol produce, . ,
tierehandize will Rothe detained in stare an ac
nount oratormy or wet weather, the boats load and
unload ender tbe'store in atteldrY.
Philadelphia,Jbly 1,1813. '
EN
METHODIST UTM& HOOKS. •
TUB subscriber busiest received NI fresh sup
ply of Methodist !bate Soots of the differ.
'eot sites, whieb will !be; sold at Philadelphia
Ricoh , ;
B. BASBAN.
September %I, ' 36
PURE WHIT* LEAD.
SHERIFFALTY:
To the free and Indepefidait
fora ole.Schuykili County. - '
IGIRIENDS AND FELLOW CITIZENS:I+II3v
ing been solicited bye number of my friends, I
as induced to act myselfait a candidate at the nett
General. Election for the office of
SHERIFF, %../
Should l•be so fortunate. as to receive ft minority
of your:votesi pledge myself to perform the ,duties
of said office with fidelitv to the beet of my ability.. •
JEREMIAH REED.
rottaville;March 4. 10•—te'.
.
To tfie Electoro' of Sehuykilteo.
RIENDS ANDFELLAW,CITIZENS:4A t the
.1:• Urgent solicilation Of a number `or. my friends,
lam induced to offer micelles a candidate for the
office of •
• L
At the ensmogeleation. Should you think proper to
me. fledge e4self to perform the dutiful of the
office to the best of any abilities. • -
SAMUEL KAUFItiAN. •
'Il
March 11.
To the Elect Ors of Schuylkill Co.
FELLOW CITIZENg:—At the earn4tst sob:
citation of a number of my fellow-citizens.
have been induced to offer myself as a candidate
for the Office Of
lIERIFF !.
At the ensuing'election, and respectfully solicit
your suffrage. •Should I be io 'fortunate ;as to be
electee to said office, I 'will endeavor to 'perform
the duties thereof to your entire satisfaCtien.
Your fellow citizen.
' JOHN •oti. HECKEL.
I - 11—
March 11,
To the Frtc and. Independent Fle6:
- . tors of Schyytkiti ConntY.
FELLOW CITIZE . N4:—At the (limiest solia
'Citations of a number of my friends!,. I have
concluded to offer myself an a candidate for the
office of • • •
S IF
At the ensuing election,
and respectfully solicit
your votes. Should 1 b e elected, I pledge itiyhelt
tof perform the duties ulthe office to the best of
atq abilities, , .
.•
Alarch 11,
To the Free and Independent Elec
.tors of Schuylkill County.
AT the eat vest solicitation of a nurtr of my
. friends, I have been induced to u er myself
as a candidate for the office of
• .
SHERIFF
AI the ensuing electi;in. Should you think.prn.
per to elect me, pledge Mplelf to perform the
duties of said office, to the, best of my 'ability. •
SAMUEL CHRISTMAN.
March 13, - I 12—
To the Free and In ependdiit. Eke
',
tors of Sehuylkili Countv.i .. . '
- 1 .
.
iIAVING been ' Solicited Solicited by a , large , .
ntunber
I of my friends; lon induced 'to offer myselj
as a candidate, st4he ensuing electibc,•fut the
office of . .':.-
* SHERIFF. -
Should I be so fOutinste as te rcceivd, a:msjority
of-your votes I win perform the duties of that
office impartially and to the best of My ability.
WILLIAM IVINIZ.-
- , . West prunswig.
'March IS, . i 12—
- -
To the Tree and Independent: Voters
.Sehu3 !kill County. •
ELLOW.CITIZENS: 7 The solicitations of
numerous friends, who , have Promised mt
their support , have induced me to ofrsy myself to
your Ponsiderationorpa candidate fur the\ Of.
fice of ;
.•
SHERIFF, ,
at the next October Llection. Shoff Id I be at
fortunate as to receive a ,majority ofyour votes
r will spare no exertions to give 'entire sairstne
tion, by hilfilling the duties of the``-; Office with
industry and fidelity.
NICHOLAS sErrzt NE . ER.
• Pottsville, March '25, 1843. 13—
.
.?o the Ellctors of SqleoylPill Co.
.
FELLOW CITIZENS :— AI the solicitation
of my friends, who have voluntarily proini.
sed to support me in different seitions of the
county,.l t hsie been induced 'to offer myself as
a candidate for the o ffi ce of 1 ,
SHERIFF
At the ensuing election. Should I be so forts
nate as to'be elected, I pledge myself to perform
the duties of the office with fideiite, t o th e best
of my abilities. . JOSIIUti" BOYER: :
ltlcKeansburg, !Ranh 25, 93..te*S1
To the Electors of Schitylkill Co.
F ELLOW CITIZENs:-1 . 0 114 myself 48 a
candidatelor the office of
SHERIFF ;1 - -‘
OrSchuylkill County, at the electiOn in October
next., Should 'you elect me, I pl e dge miielf to
do my duty with fidelity. •
• W C. LEIB.
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Tottsville;AKil 1843. 15—
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Co the Voters of Sehuyiloll County;
Fellow Citizens:—ln the hope;:of receiving
majority of your vote., I hereby Uffer- ray self — t
a candidate for the office of -.
8 11E'RIFIN
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At the next General Election. If elected, mY
beet exertions shall he used to perform the du:
ties appertaining to that officeOrcimptly and
faithfully—and ifdefeated,ahail remain .
Yours in Friendship,
.ANDREW WITSON.
Barry, April 29. r ! 18—telt , f
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DANIEL B. !Ws. . JAM
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TOWN ' MALL STORE.
roAgE ioleasore in' announcing to the citizens O_
SChniiki4 county. that they hiveiust opened in
the basement story of the Town i !fall. on Centre
-street. in the Borough of Pottsville; a splendid as
sortment of
NEAT GOODB, I
Just brought from Philadelphia, where they were se
ected with great care, and 'purchased at unusually
ow prices--comprising every variety of
Dry Goods,) Groceries; Glriss Wore China
,
War 4 Queens and Earthen Ware,
Among which may tie found , • ' . '
Superfinb Cloths. bf various -colors and qualities
Blue, Black and Fency-colored Cassimeres, .
• Sattinets, Flannels, and Woolen:Blankets.
Prints. Lawns, Ginghams, Morinoes and Plaids,
S Ik. Satin, Linen and Laces, '
Canton Flannel; Holland, and Nankin., f •
-Marseilles and Volentia Vestingsi
Aftnilins. Bleached & Unbleached;
Silk, Cambric, Gingham and Cotton Iland'fa.
New and dui error style Summer Cloths, '
eettonades and Bererteens. . 1
In*lne, a very general assortment of
Gentlemen'', Summer
Silk,Cotton, Mohair. Morino & Woned Stockings
Ladies' Ind Gentlemen's Super Kid, Hoskin, York
tan, Silk, Thread, Beaver & Blickskin Gloves,
Ladies' Silk, Mohair and Picnic Mitts, &c.
New Orieanir, St. Croix, Pori Rico, Leaf and
Lump Sugars. - s ,
New Orleans.Sngar Hpnee.and Sirup Molasses,
Tea a:d Coffee, of various kindsi, . •
Cheese, Candles, Soap and Vinegar, •
Salmon. Herring, Mackerel, Shad and Codfish, , •
Hams, Shoulders, Smoked Beef:,and Venison,
Olive Oil. FreahVjuit, and Pat Meal,
Havanna, HalfS., panish and Common Segura,.
Soda , Water tad Sugar Crackers.
'Sperm Oil. Butter, Eggs, and Lard,
Dried Apples and Peaches; -
arida great variety °tether tutelar; all of which will 1
beiold.at low prices for cash. of in Exchange for
eoasri r predate. . ;
Remember the Town HaßStore. '
Pottsville. May 1,4. • 20—
t
• NEW ROOT AND SHOE STORE.
MT. opened, at the old Pont 'Offace.,' Centre Si
ur opposite Market, an excellent assortment of
Soots and Shoes - of superior quality, which will
be sOld cheap, very cheap for cash. by
TEIOMAS•FOSTER.
April 8 15—
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27-
, Allen's Pivot Pen- h oiaers, f ; • 1 - I
ANEW and excellent artiChi. price / 2 1 cents riomMN)OIL:i--A fn
each. •Just received and for male 1 , . V_ . won Ott. fur sale by) i SILL'
Sept. 2 V. HANNAN. i 'March IS,' 1
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SIIERIf?
ICIMEL SELTZER.
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HAAS & LAINt
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. .. '' ' AN . ORDINANCE a . :'; '
For regulating. 'curbing 071 poring tAe
- mat and genera in pada if Centre anct)3ail...
' road Streets. , ' -'' • .
Secruiii j. Bait ordained 'and - enacted :41 the
Town Cdooncil of the tiorougli of Pottsirille l pod it
is hereby ordained and enacted by the autfrOiity .
of the same, that the grades or regulations 4 the
ascents of CentreStreet, from Central Blockfitrth..
wardly to the northeast corner of Laurctifreets
and southwardly to the south line of SlorrialAd.
dition,lre, and the same is,tereby fixed aril es
tablialterkass follows, viz:—' ..L . .:
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NORTH CENTR.:`I3TfiEET, EAST 44Di.
At the northeast corner of Centre and *rya
eon sheets the curb line ahill commen* two
and a hill itiches.trelow the lip of Central Aloek,
from thence fall one foot five inches to a Mutt,
_distant 'elle hundred and two feet; from:Vier:ice
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shall rise one foot seven'and a half trichetto tie
southeast corner of Markel street, thence el to
the northeast corner of said ;street; then(
.7 hal rise nine itches to a summit eighty feet tont,
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thence ;fall ono font three levies to the'siiii east
corner Of Callow hill street,.thenCe rise twWinchea
to the northeast corner of said street, the rks rise
eight feet one inch and five tenths. to thii,,iiiouth:
east corner of High btrett, thence rise fireAnches
and five tenths to the northeast corner tpil said
street, and from thence rise twelve feettfe iii.,
cheat the nurtheast,corner of Laurel stri?-1:
NO,RTH CENTRE STREET, , WEST AIDE.
Commencing at the Culvert one bundirtd and
two feat'north of Ndtwegian street,. thiqine of
the-enrb shill be three inches below tbit2op of
Central Block, and from thence .8114114 e one
foot four inctlitsitethe southwest corneqi Mar
ket shett.;Orit thence level to the nothwest.
corner of said street, thence fall one footOree
in
ches :to the Culvert, ninety three feet tistant,
thenCi rise one foot two inches to the i#ll4hwest •
corner of Calltivellia street, thence lcv4t4o the
northwest corner of eaid street, dhences ) irOe ono
foot five inches in the • diatance of 'vie* feet,
then4e rise seven feet four; inches , to thellsouth.
wceieecirner, of /bah street, and from &Ice rise
4 . ,
thirteen feet six inches to toe southwe:ti trier of
Laurel street. ' ILO
SOUTH CENTRE STREET, EAS7 . SIDE.
. .The curb line at ti southeastcornespiNorwe
gian, street shall be tight inches abovtt4o top of
Centralflock,l and from thence shall ritjiu'lnit feet
to the northeast corner of Mahantingix., street,
from thence rise fok and. a half incheitto ..the
southeast corner orsdid street, thencefife,three
feet I ten inches and seven tenths to the,niirtheast
corner of Church Alley, thence level to; tfi* soup.
east corner of said Alley, ;thence ee feet
nine inches to the northeast corneri. Union
street, thence rise nine feet five inches tit e south
side of the next alley, thence fall sixteep feet to
rho northeast corner of I.llauth C4n4 Street,
thence rise fifteen feet seven inches lei* north.
east corner of Market street in Morris'il;Vdttion,
the'nce level to the southeast corner af4he said
street, and worn thence fall twenty.etOlA feet to
the south line of Morris's iAddition.
SOUTH CENTRE 'STREET. VERIP siDE;
Cemmencing at the COlvert one' hiirtdrea and
two feet 'north of Norwegian street, thetirb line
there, shall be three inches &lois thelrw of Cen.
tral Block, and from thence shall risc43-ren ice t
eleven inches to the nurthwet cornt'OnT Mahan.
tongo street, from limners rise nine...infcs to the
southwest side of the said street, ther , i4iqse foul
feet and two'inches to the northwest4orner . of
Church Alley, thence levt I ti the sut4east tittle
of said alley, thence rirre three feet scvpi inches
to the northwest ,corner Ur ion sine rd, thence
rise nine feet-five inchealto the south:s,ole et the
next alley. ther.ce fall sixteen test trile4oint op,
tiosite to the minimal: Cormr of. Atingh Chunk
siree t, thence rise fourteen 'feet nee #o3h to the
northwest corner of Market strectii4 Morris's
Addition, thence level to, the ruinthweitecorner
said streets, and from. thence tall o'94y-seven
feet three inches to the.sbulli line of No,riis's Ad.
dition. 'di
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WIDTU OF PAVLVEN4?.
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• si - eTioN2. The width of the paveint§te. or side
walks in Centro street shall be as fuNas, viz..—
.10 that part of centre !stmt:l, betwr,-bnithe south
lino of Morris's 'Addition arid the 1.4)4th line . of
Benjamin Poit's Additinit,,they sliiilbbe eleven
fed wide. From thence to High siret,', they shall
he fifteen feet wide on the east side hfdhe street,
and on the west side, of the,samestath as for
north as Norwegian street; meaptirhi in all ca
ses froni the true line of . the atreet, and. from
:thence shall extend in a Straight.fitiOn as to he
tow tpen fee t from the hose at the srlOillivesteor.
ne'r of High street. From the snuthWest comer
of High` street, the eurbstorie shag fxtend in a
straight line to a point at the southeiist, corder of
Laurel Alley, eletien feet from theiti.est side ,n
Centre street, and thence continue S t lilie distance
of eleven feet therefrom, to tie souWeast corner
of Laurel street. 4
From the southeast oornei' of If ik ft ' street, the
curb stone shall calen4 to- a point' thirteen fel t
front the yea side of. Centre streeOnd distant
- one .hundred and .evea;fett trout Nciirthern Block,
frorn thence extend thirty.three feel b a point e.
leven lett from the east side of theYstreet, and
from thence . continue the'clistan of' eleven
feet from the.anst side of the!streetilti the, south
' east curnor of Laurel aireei. ' •
PART OF RAILROAD STI , IiRET. "
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Srerros 3. Commencing at the riet_aliwest cor.•
nor of Market and Radrcradistre_ets,iat a pOirit ten
feet seven inches below the top of it*tral Blink, the curb line shall rise six inches tottie southwest
corner of Callowhill street. 1• [ t 7-.. •
There shall be hot one Tot of . I rtribstone and
one pavement or sidc . walk in thisAtt4eet, which
rhall be on the west Side 'thereof; And six feet
widr, measuring from,the tine Piaci( the wee,.
' SEcTii•rt 4. Theside.twalis or fooLways on both
aides of Centre ttreee, froi'n the sentlelineol Mom. :
ris's Addition to the south side ofl,4orel "street,
and on the west aide of Rsilroad 00et- In'tween
Market and Callowhill strders, skaV be graded,
cut down, or filled up, according trite several es.
cents and descents herein Shove ""iiA 'forth, and
curbed and pav e d. and' the gui(erS made' and
paved as herein after directed,..and hhe....praperty
in front of which such footways l otirikiiewalka and
gutters shall he male and' paved, 14101 ho and the
same is hereby taxed ,with the esOnse there f,
in 'proportion to the extent of the ins in front
on said streets, agreeably to" the propsions ofthe
Act of Assembly entitled,lfiA kuPßement to an
act entitled an act incorporatint'Ote town , of
Pottsville in Schuylkill County imosti BorOugh," .
passed the 15th day of Lune, A. D. 1840, •
Su-me 5, The curb stdnes lo*illaced in said
treats, shall be at leak three feet: long, two feet.
ide, and six inches thick, and sitliprevet it may'
be necessary to extend thq eurbttoOs more than
ten-inched above the gutter, thati:ffir every inch
so extended, they shall beim an ititzreased.width,
of two inchea. I•i 'L , I' • i:
The front and l ende of s id'cortuitones must be
dressed straight an tiToeth for theltreadthofone
foot from the top; the top roust elso, be dressed
straight and emiiiuth.'and brongliCto an uniform
thickness °fide rridhea b dreteiig down, the
Sack fog the breadth of thee incheii and devilled
to correspond with the rise of the - pivernent. The
curbstones must be set or that thd Rent shall lean
back one and one half Int hes to flit foot rise, and -
the top to eurrespondiwit the gr iidehereiiiostab.
hatted. I- 1 i ,t;
Six-rion 6.—A gutter "three - r o e. Me shall be
paved outside of said i curbstone , 6 w
lacing a ro
of well burnt brink . on r i dge , wt their ends to
the curbstone, heving fell from 4:41 half an inch
in their length, the remainder o.P,Te gutter. to be
paved with :email semothed or"•siounded stones,
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and supported by a small curbiq or flat stone.
art on edge and extending. at past four inches
lower than the adjoiiiinglpavementef the gutter.
The depth and ehriPe of the evil gutters shall,
with the several ale-ants and desclutii'of the same,
be regulated by the-Borough Slar:tsyor, or other•
person appointed by McConnell forjhat purpose. .
. Seems 7.—That the, severaL2*rist ottoiii? „.„,
era end penalties coritaitird in ttet,•eightb, ninth
and tenth' sections of an orditience. pasted the
Mb day of May, A. D. 1613, entiVed an ordirianee
f or the regnlation,,curbirig anil. poking of Market
street from Centre stre4 to' thatioper Culvert;
Adams 'Vett from Market to gi g b street, and
Third street from 'Market to Higkstreet. be and
the same are hereby made a part Otitis ordinance.
the same as if the whole tit tho sdid seettonaviera
herein sot forth in fall. Ii ,''
lil
Passed into an Ordinandr, the Tirenty.fifth day
uf July A. D. 1843. '' d
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, . FRANCIBI.I. PAIFIN,./"reSll..;
ATTEST !—IPAAw Rem Toeing
1 /kit
-• Pottsville, August:s,lBl3. - II ,••-
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a 2--
supply Cc*
) 4 CIAN'at,
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