SNEEZING
What a inoment! what a doubt I
All my nose is inside out,
All my thrilling, tickling., caustic,
=Pyramid rhinoccrostic
Wants to sneeze, and cannot dc it! .
'How it yearns me, thrillS me, stings rne,
Now with rapturous to.ment wring s me,.
Now says, "Srieeze, you fool; gettll . o' it ;"
'.Sass—snsz--Qh, 'tis pooh deksnt--
Isoz—rsut—most *
(Hang it !. I shall sneez till i4pring !)
Sniff's-a most delicious thing!
NVLtiTE
DY LMIS G.' V,
Give us thy hand, OLD \
Welcinne-!-- Thou awakenest
when Hans, in the simplicity
lived that . Thanksgiving; a
bow 'lor other, came into to
'double-seated e!cigh,'with r
cracking . ,whip, wielded by
How theidea got into his h l
can Kell. , Exquisitely bapp
nncareful childhool; when
ad seoras' of rosy-chceleti ur,
morning air, . through , the
school house in the village ofl
larger boys all with their sic.
sisters, with their .dinner
and;their smaller brothers fl
drifts which they sought, c
,junetions: of their mothers,
huge box-stove roared a go l
as the bois stamped oft-thel
and the girls united thestri
their pantalettes. As there
to inter' and imprison in
poke wherewith to p;
noses farthest from the. and
TieribFe, studied their tasks i t
always are, were equally -dr
cal favor. • Was the . day
' witnessed magic ,eastles erec
les.; streaks of bare turf sh,
halls of snow,of which they
been rolled intountvieldy
mittens under the stove in
cmnpensated for the want
basin on the top of it.-8 ho u
released them, they hurried
forthe &ening sport of
would give worlds to he a boy again, and for 'ono
single moon..light evening to slide dOi'vn Turnace
as of yore ! • When a few winters have
passed over your boyish head, beloved reader, and
you first knew that magnticlifecling. Which told
you what give the gharmi i rcisy lips, and you
guessed *hat kissing wad, did pin net feel all
ecstasy while the well-beduzened horses and the
'belle-enlivened sleigh scoured with half a scours of
you . over hill and through dale-; the thick.hood of
. the maiden next yeti being excuse ung4stionable
for think; her pretty lips what her ear could not
so well comprehend?. You needn't be 4. ashamed'
toe p onfess it ; for those ITezie,let Hans tell you, the
golden l days of your life. Before 'the wide fire
. pla7 of qty . father's kitchen, thou bast, day's long
gon
. by, arranged the pippins just outside the an
. diroit, and placed the gallon-pitcher of good brisk
Octo er on the vials, and cracked hickory nuts,
(yes, Ird the more accessible butternut,) for the
grown up sisters end sweet
. bloomingcit's ins, until the apples. were roasted
arid the eAr wamied.—Then, when nine o'clock
came, aid thy spectacled and pious grarahnother
hid 'read a chapter in the Holy Book; and •thy
. father had knelt in prayer, didst thou not, as Hans
• does now, while thou laidst thy head Upon thy
pillow, and heaid the whistling wind shaking thy
window, bless Old Winter . for making you so
happy? . . . Courteous reader„.4l - ans,While he
draiveth up the. bed=clothes, biddeth thee Good
•
lIIILITaur ANECDOTE.—Many years ago; at
an annual muster of one . of our local reeiments,
the Commander, a very worthy and an able officer,
but who had the misfortune to be rather illiterate,
gam the word for the regiment , to fire byplatoons
- from right and left etcrnally..!,--(he meant-Iter
. nately.) A wag belonging to one of the light,
companies oa the 'right; observed to his. comrades,
r qet, us take the colonel at his word—at least leriis
fire until our ammunition is expended. The sol
diers caught at the idea; and 'almost as quick)ss
•thought the word passed down the line. The
first : round from the platoons was regularly fired
—but then ensued a setae which np pen earl de
scribe Crack !—went a half dozen guns on the .
right. Crac! ) —:went as many mom on the
Bang !--went a whole company in the cell..
rue. Pop—pop-14;-pop—svent single guns
all through the line."rhe officers stood for a few
rnOrnents petrified with . amazement. 'Cease firing,'
roared the colonel,' and dashed in arriong- the
troops.'
. His 'example was followed by. all the oth- •
cr field officers; who rode furiously up and 4oivn
the line, brandishing their' i swords, and, bawling .
out at the top of their longs, 'Cease firing?' Bu
gles sounded=-drums beat but all to no purpose.
scion as the officers succeeded in stopping the
firing at one point—crack-krack--pop-- ; :pop=if
would' break out in another.: l - At length the
officers, wearicd'with their i exertions, and having
pretty 'essentially used up their horses, concluded
to smother their wrath and issue with pa
tience; and not until their last round wai expen
ded, dill the troops cease firing. Then the.
. officers all along the line, who, had been foaming
with rage, and threatened -their. men with all sorts
of punishment., as if simultaneausly seized with
one common impulse at .tare ludicrousness of the
abOre,seene, could not restrain their laughter, and
their cachinejoas were no bad imitation of the
feu 4 join ! : Of the'soldiers. i Oh, it was rare sport,
and I never;shall forget that scene if 'I live der-
Ppilland
- • Two fellows, gifted in stOry telling, Met a short
i r , time since, Over . a bowl of blue ‘ruin, and dommen
l• cod tolling a few funny anecdotes to Piss away
l', - Ake time. One said he had been caught out in a
Bander storm, and was standing under a tall
‘ , "'nlock, On the top of which sat a red squirrel.
,
.lightning struck the liemlOck, and running
• -a t tha tree, which wa's very winding, found
its to the ground. 'But," said he, Nile squir
rel a /recline, and reached the ground six
• fed l a.tri."'
C •
tlic v,-ttri f DELI' .4 co 61151.--A Lidy, proud
of nor rot and title, was o ne d a y denting on
the supe r y of the nobility over the rest of
mankind, Lla large company of visitors. Says
, , S u e, """ e may very well compare the three
` - ‘ asses pteo; nobility, gentry, and coinmonal
' ty, to the thretlimea atia-drinking utensils, chi
na, delfancl en:wry." few minutes' elapsed,
when alte e l * t - li o' , rnpauylexpressed a wish to see
. the lady's little l a Teft the maid, John," said
to the feetula; "to Ifring the little
.ilear."—
• fe/1"-", wish g.
to eirpose his mistress's ri-,
odiculous pride, c loud eriough to betiesardby,
heard by
compa ny, Clung ,' acicker bring down little
-• •Y•
R I( virtue of several writtivif A. Wadi 4 7 .
panne, issued oat of the Court of-Gellman
Pleas of Schuylkill county; and to=me directed;
will be esposed to sale by Public yendue or Out.
cry: .
On Salurd,2y, the 27111 day pf.f , tlnn'r,:ry next,
. .
at 10 o'clock% A. M., at: thc,housti tMICIIAEL
GBAEFF, in the Borough of Orwigstierg,
Schuylkill - county ; All that certain tract Oland,
situate In 'hinegroVo Township, Srilinylkill coun
ty, called." Mount Pero," consist:Mg of seven!l
tracts of land, one thered on Which the Forge,
Messuage and Tenements are erected,:adjoming
lands of jute Abraham Keefe:r.ildcceased, Ali
chael Clemens, deceased, John Sliartle and oth;
ers,"is part of a tract of land Samuel
Iluntzmger, Esq., fornierly High Sheriff of
Schuylkill county, by legal pcoecss'Add as*the
property of Adam (teed, and which by sundry'
conveyances became vested in John Brown, con
taining 260 acres, more or lesq togi-ther . with,
the appurtenances, consisting of , a Forge,: FUr
. nave, Saw Milli Trro Story Log
41 . 4. Dwelling Home': Blacksmith - Shop,
assn - Barn Stable, Coal Ilimse; 5 Tenant ,
Houses, and other outburldings,;
other part, thereof Is the sameTehich Ilenryotz
;tiger and wife, by Deed dated the 29th March,
1828, conveyed to 'Adam Ilandenkush, Jacob,
Joseph and Samuel Spohri, Whose titles became
vested -with the said Jelin-Brown. containing 5
acres, more or teal : another pert thereof Ali.
chael Clemens and wife by deed dated the 3ri t ,_
July, 1828, -graded to Jacoblllirr.', who conveyer'.
to the Silk, Raudenbush and tipoltri, - whose title
as aforesaid became vested' in 41;e said John
Brown; arid the other part
.thereit being the tin
di' idedthreefourths of several tracts tit unimpro
ved land, Containing, in the wh a le about 400 a- i
cres and allowance. More prless,E adjoining land
of Henry Eckler,'Martin Kuhns, Jacob Leffler,
and others, surveyed on warrtint4 granted to Ad.
am flauderibush, Henry Eckler andJacub Spohn,
whose titles became vested in; the said John
Brown. ; •
2. ALSO, all, that certainkrac Of land,situate
in Pinegrove Township,Schuylk II county, helm
dcd by lands of Jacob Eagle. by the Rocky
mountain, lands of George Ktints, rederiek
Schnceit and otlier:=, containinglonc htindred;u,
ems and 107 perches arid allowance mare or les.,
being the same land whidt wart surveyed a
warrant doted the 14th , tit , 1793; rind
granted to John Merkel andpatented to him.
,
5: ALSO, all that ter Curl' tract ofland, situate
in Pinegrove Township, ! Schur skill county
hounded - by lands of Nicholas !Lek ter, Joseph
Campbell, Eva Diehl a. , r 1 cthers,l containing 7 a
'ems and 20 perches more or lees, with the ap
purtenances, consisting Of, a log dwelling house.
4. ALSO, all that certain piece , or parcel ot
land situate in Pinegrove Township, county u:
foresaid, bounded by land et Henry Sotzinger,
Peter Scheek and. others, containing about 15 a
cres mote or less, with the appurtenances.
5. ALSO, all that certain tract of land, situate
in Pinegrovc Township, county atbresaid. batiM
dcd by lands of John Alinnig,,Shnon,Confore,
Adam Lass and others. containing 18 acres and
ssp perchis and'allowarice More or less, with the
appurtenances.' , •
6.' ALSO, all that certain tract of land, situate
in to..vriship and county aforesaid, bounded by
land of tato Henry W: Conrad,noiv Moses Rus
batch, late Nicholas Ecklei, now of the said Jun.
Brown, Simon Confare and others, containing
79 stereo, 80 perches neat ni9ture, more o: less,
with the appurtenances. •: , .
7. ALSO, all that certain tract of land, situate
in -Pinegrave Township, twenty aforesaid; bum:-
ded by the Swatara creek; land of George Ken.
ma, Peter Diehl and others, containing 80 acres
more 'or less, with the appurtenances. Late the
estate of John Brown.
:,111K.
12CT.Lit ! Thou art
'visions of other days,
of his ciildhood, ye
a chiistnia.s; some_
in an old-fashioned
in grey horses and
an invisible Jan.—
ad, is more than he
wcre those days of
e winter schpol call
ins, halloti, ing on the
now to the old red
Man's nativity". The
;s, on which sat their
-ket' on thew laps;
.undering through the
I -
.ntrary to the.last
ong the fences. The
.d morning' to them,
I ice from their shoes,
ngs which kept down
were no unlucky flies
ansparent quills, nor
Mint the sides of . their
i 3 ter eye, the boys,
and the girls, as mills
ta objects of pedagogi
awy,' the noon-time
nod ta' and the number
owed where the huge
ticcrc nonstructed had
masses; and the Wet
the dherno l on amply
of water in the iron
sting when four o'clock
,home l only 'to prepare
g-dOivn Hans
BV virtue of u writ or Testalum Venditinni
Expends, issued out of the District Court for ,the
City and County of rhiladelPhiu, and to me di.
reeled; will be exposed to'sale by Public Vendue
or Outcry : ' .
On Monday, the 291 k day of d'onuary nes:,
at 2 o'clocic, P. M., at the - public house of Jacob
• Gcisr, in, the Direugh of Pultsyille ; All that cer
tam Lot of Grmind. situate. 'On'the North Eu. 4
corner of Coal and Race Streets; in - theilorough
of Po!tsville, Schuylkill county, conhining 30
feet front pa:Coal 'street, and 100 feet on the line
of Race street; adjoining on( thz . Soulti the prop.
crty of Eli . Cakei deepased,. with the
appurtenances, consistinz of Two.
11;1111 3 Two Stoiy Franie Dwelling Houses,
• one of which has a 'stone basement
story, As the property of John H. James.
Seitzed and taken into Eeeuiian, and will be
Ea , •
JEREMIAH REED, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office ' Orveigs- , . •
2—' burg, December 23, 18i3 s—
r H E
,aulterther Ours for "sale, of his.own
Aimport/alien, :
Odd Lrrtr Tratchts, rn rar ieua the,
Silver du do do
add Lf•pine Waldies
Silycr do .. do
Gill and Elonj
11 , ,x652 la 12 tuna each., •
l'oatlier with o general asFortment of deweiry,
of fine and -common qualities, iiilver Threaded
and plain Forts and Spoons; : ntuy, Watclima.
Iter'i, tools and materials,in , great variety. Orders
from the, country are invited •;, they will meet
with prompt attention and ever atttcle charged
at the luwea price. • •
• I)rrenirei•, IG,
. ,§,ttraiLly gehoollitaion. •
Tilt•: subscriber has jus:tireceirei the. follow
ing publications for Cliiistirtas and New cur s
Presents,- issued by the Sunday School Union,
%hick will be sold at the-Pialadelbhia prices:
Little eorget Me Not, Th'e FlQw•ertt,
Infant's Magazine, Ne'y.t Year's
The Great Ann, Teacher's Ilezvest, , , •
Letters to Young La. Chnice . Medley. •
dies, Anna Sherwood,
Commanchnents,Clara's',Child,
Great Chorigi., , • .Istiy's Medal,
Girl's Giits !: do.
Boy's Gem, SOldicr''s Daughter
Teacher's Manual, ,DYmnii set to music for
r;lienp Testaments. &c. children.
All the Sunday School UntonA'ublications ob•
tained la order fir Sunday SchOrds,.and others,
at the bliortekt notice, nt 'the Union cash prices.
B. BA.NNANI, 'Agent.
51—
• Would inform the
citizens ofPuttsvillc
• andvicinity, that in
; compliance.with the
r quest of some of the' cittzens, he will spend two
or three weeks during the'mouth of December,
or January, in that plaee, At: which time, he
will be happy to wait upon all those, in need; of
Dental operations. . .
iieferences.
DANVILLP, .William Tt
Frick, M. D., John C. Grie'r, merchant
,flom W
Danaldson, John Moore, M- 5, 1•; AvEvr
Isaac Thomas, M.D., William Whitehead, Den.
fist ; NTT:VILLE, GfMT:ge : Pattel: l Bol), Eaq. , ;'
Nora, Dania Montgomery, Esti:::
rWIIIC subscriber announces , to the public tha
-w he hos opcnedm Lumber Yard, in Vie bo.
rough of Pottsyille, immediatelf back of the ncn
Presbyterian Church ; where he will eumtantly
keep on hand, a large assortment d Lumber, of
every description. [lc hav on band Pine
from $lO 'to $l6 per M and,Oak, from 910 to
$2O per M. i . •
Ile respectfully solids the ;patronage Of his
friends and the publip„ and feels confident, that
he will be able to supply Lumber, at such rates,
as will giye general eutisfdetion; . • J
JOSEPLI-811ELLir.
September 17,, w 98 ntr
SHEItiFFIS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.
WATCHES C LOCKS
,A
J ewe l!r .
'JOHN C. FARR. -
112 Ci;cs'ptit
51 3mu
Dc.Cember 16
3. G. retzzaiis - „'
DentalSprcon,
Late of West rhesteri nesr[ihitudeJph n,
NEW LUMBER YARD.
DR.vhp'Ecanseelebrated - CaMonitle
do j do i'sSainhing'SYrnp tni children,
Ramon V(M7llticlit.feei.llt rb PiEs
Doct Gnodie's . Female Pills!..
Doct Iran's Fever and - Ague
Duct Flont's Ektanic Pills,' 1 . I
:Fur Dri..pepq.e; persons Hunt's betanta
,Plll5
are raid tr, ht snrierior to piny Medicine cvtify et
ntrered to the piMlie. 1 i
Wistrir's Baku in ild Cherry 1 • .
Hove's Nerve and Bone Liniintlit • R
Indian Vegetable Elixir .
Balm of Columliut
Jayne's flair Tpnic
Russias'COsmetie I
Fetch's Iludiari Vegetable Pill
Leidy's. -Sarsaparilla Blood do
Linn's
Wad's Anti-Dyspeptie do
Moffat's Vegetable Life do
Wilson's Anti.Dyspeptie
'Jayne's Expectkant
Jayne's Carminative Balsern
Swaim's, Panacea
Jayne's Veyniing,e . •
Swaim'eVerrOluge
Linres Tcmpci¢nce Life Bitters . ;
Root's Founder Ointment
lief e's Embrd6at ion . -
Yeager'.l4ight's Botanical
Preserver'.
McMuub's Elixir of Opium
Recker' Eve Salve
Thompson . ; Eye Water '
Chlorine Toollr, %Yds!)
Wheeler i 's Teaherryl'ooth Wu!
Sherman's Wqm Lezengers.
•do 1 Cough do
Wi,tar's Cough '• ' do
Sherman's-CaMphor do -
Peter's yezeteile Pills
Taylor's, Balser)] of Liverwort
redwellls Teqr Ointment
Hay's Liniment
Weleh'syl ( . iotti:',Ache Drops .
Spolic'e 11 earl 'Ache Remedy
Tomatn'Tills - -
Lccs Wkridhani Bilious Pips •
IlenrrsCaleinie Magnesia ,
Bedwell's Gl.* Ointment
Keyser', Pais;
Universal Plaiiter
Weaver's IVorM-Tea and Salt.
Steellino's,,,Purmoriary Syrup
Climax ' Syrup'ifor Dysentery, .•
Bo:vanes Tonic Mixture
Brewster's Pea:tore! Mixture -
Judkin'slOnnitient
•
East India Hair Dye
I Saimsparlla SY4ip
Dr. Anderson'Scoit's Pills
Hooper's' FeinM Ptlts
Ral , am of flofehound •
Roof's Ring Benc Cure, for lion
A fresh sekily of the Atli
rektfl and fur sale at the Drii
JOHN S.
November 25
rOTTSVI
,
qrs
A AN o
• _ ;John Far
PIiIeTP.ULL announc
UAL the,Ent , ,leTottndry is in f4ll
he would thankfully receive orde
descriptioni lie has constar(i
ware, Sadlromi, turnouts and rai
'boxes, plough points, Mould tin
teeth: he also has a Variety, of
wheel patterns,icoal breakers and
otiwhich hr. will arl
priers. DealerS would do well I
fore purchisireedsewhere. • .
November tl5, 1813,
•
31ILLINE.11 vAIN
Ivr RS.iMORGAN, in Mark
.."-m to Mr. Wolfinger's tare;
forms the citikens of Pottsvilli
ger.erallv; that she has just re,
fashionalee astiortrnent of mill
gtsidg, amongA which are th e I
rence Braid, sreedie . Straw, Ei
Fin! ed i Lawn Bonnets, with a
mciii's and beim' Leghorn anti
all of which ill be sold much
usual prieeslM. cash. Bormeti,
upon the,', mos! reasonable him
Pottsville, April 13.1
pat PptcntPloatom l 4 nit !.coulte •
Scales. ! r
riIT,ATEORNI s.calcs weialbint from . loo to
231111 lbs4and Counter sciles!ini-csery vetri.
ctv, superior to arty scales be l forel ittventurl, for
sale by the sgents. . I
GRAY & RIINNETT.
Walnut Etre t,
•
.Nria 17, 25—tf
.
- .!;er... n 1 PlOattelphia Sc
or coots: and,
E BRIJ A R Y
O:i,
-
,7'itesgay F.nd lillinesday
r r inE subsiribei• will sell
store, N 4. =OS Market str
Cases of 4tiqs, ,Sins; Bro,t.ra
pri s ing . a general and complete l
and : seasor...l.ble goods, s now b
froM the - inanufai:.7e'ra . .
Purcha.scrshire allured, tha
villiTPsiii'vely : ;.be sold to
,the 1
ilia catalogue embrace the
sorted stock, everioffered at au
The subscribers arrangeme
fartitreri, arc such, that
will continue! to he held, as t
past year; aro on the first Ti
and' August,_pf each year, a
sale.
Catalogued will be Prepar
opened for, etnination, the d
sale. '
GEO
Auctioneer, '2
Philadelphia, Jan. 13, 18441
EfEVEIt AND
0 11 1 4 N US 7 ONIC
FRESII supply of the abov
Ird. cure for the fever"and ague
sale au - ill A
September 3., -
•; ;
Gei'm an Clay Almanacs ,
6 00. Col . =Clay Almaniies, for i 1844, n‘ 35
cents perdrzen, th i ren.eczen
received; and for rate; 'wm!esalc and rota
B. BANlstxol. Agent.
. r
Doe. 2,'
in ,the Orphan's Court a Schuylkill Co.
IN the matter of the Estate rif Michael Bretzius
'a-deceased. l' [ 1 . •
•SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, 8,57; 1 .
;-•"%4) • ; • .
.1 i;
~/..:* i ,.;
. c ,ii :' The Corninunralth lof ,Pennsyl
* ... 7,11,11.41, vania to John S rigl6,lGuardian of
:14 7 , thk Eli Joseph, George;; fldward and
l' • '
St*.f • * ' •
~ ."...,,,,--.‘• Matilda Bretzius dee'd (which F aid
lt ' ,)ilsepli was a s nof the Intestate)
Dani.o ZerbeiGuarilian of Ali heel, Levi, Nathan
and-"Mry Metros, Minor children of Michael
- 1
lirOrus, Jeri*, deceased (w nett old Michael
Bretiiiis wasosson of Michas Besiiins -the In.
testatri) JohnTßretzius, Georg Bretzius, Ceiba
rice, 4iterrnz*rted with Gcore S'FiliWertz, Eliza
bell], interint;rried with JohniKrenier, Barbara,
inferinarried . with Peter derringj'uild Serail, in
terinerria with Henry Rced,lheirs'end legal re
presentatives:of Michael Bretaius,llitte of Wayne
Triwnship,insVe county of SehoOkill, deccaied,
Greeting—Yi/ are hereby cited to lic and appear
before oar Judges of our Orphan's! Crurt, at an
adjourned Orphan's Court, tulbe held at Or wigs.
burg, in and for the' county ror scbuylkill, on
Monday, thelwenty second day of January, nest,
at 10-o'clock tin-the fornorinithtniand there, to
show cause. Why the real 'Est le larthe.said Mi.
OW Bretzins, deceased, (rxrt.epllitr purports B.
and - F. inarlred in theleturn:of the Inquest and .
Valuation, Which* were adjurigo ! by: the:said
COurt, to Johp Elictr.ius) should not be sold l i
Witneiitlip Hon. NATHANtEi 4. LOR ED, rriii ,
deht of our said I loon, at OrWigsborg„thellth
day of Beceinber. A/DA t 5431- ..', i ' ''''
I . ' 40IIN li . Downw,,crerkzo. C.
, December 23, ' * - • ' ''l , i 42i-4-4
.1 .- tt'l,.' , _46i'*§' : l''
ME
IMI
1 I
1 ,
Has re commenced tlmll , _...
, 1 : SOAP & CANDLE , ',
Al ?I'j). 12 Illargarella Sired, fir doors above
Frorz: Street, belweeri Calloulfilllaud . 1
1 Willow Strut rail road,: ',' •
. 1 ..
' '•;.. .
'IIIIILADELrIII .1..
, -I
I WIIF,RE he offers for Salo,. On
: reasonable
.1 , i firms, Wholesale and retail,{ (404 qoald:v
It elrnw Sol p, common Mown do., *bite Fuller!s
do.. Palm do., Castild do., Fancy Shaving do. •
Ang.o l'2 t', 1 33-11, 4
-:: - i
i
Life
i
i
,
h
;.
I
NEW WHOLES:I 1.43 ! •
LA) T I G -S-T 1 01;
I
Lippincott & TaylOp, .
ig, made cstent'Ave preparations, ;ere now
Ready to simpOy -. •
CAM rums WITH CLOT 114 1 0,1 •
FROM ten to fifteen per cent low e r than ca.
.wholesale dealers, 'we shrill 'AO this by
buy ingi for eash,and selling entirely for Hie same,
thoseiwho buy. by email quantitie s as,weil as. the
.1
•estensive dealer, will, find it to tbeir advantage
call it
! , LI PP 1 NCOTT Jr.; Ti‘YLOR'S,
No. 909; Market Street, third door alit* Sixth,
and ene'door below: he Red. Lion Hotel,Thilada.
•
From the ghilada. Ledger, of Sept cr, 0211,181 '
„question is often asked by atrangers
4 11Iberc can we go to boy the Het andiencapCst
suit ocelothes; they are referred y must of Olir
citivins to the extensive establishment of Lippin.
colt & Taylor, 200 Market Sine. lice doors
westlof
Lippincott & Taylor are wh ,
and always receive the largest assio
city,lthey also have the rcputatioi
finest work, and take special pains!
who buy n singte suit, as well at
dealer., Their is certainly the ph
t doo i r to he Red Lion Hotel. -
Plialadv, October 7,4543
l i
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lediines,.just
gore iuf
I MARTIN.
I
NEW. DRUG STD .
E. B
VAip spccifully informs
Puttsviilei and Schtql
crally, that they ha'
Aura formerly occupied by
i-al assortment of
Drugs,
• Chenikals,
'Oils,
. .. ,
NOWT.
,
r c I I, •
s to the pnblic that
ll operation, where
cs for castings of ev—
tly cis hand" Hollow
i , cart!and wa.gon
rrds4 and cultivator
rail rend and drift
scree,* tire grates,
at the :lowest cash
give him% call,be
i , •
the it
gene
Varnishes,
Was,,
' Patent Medicines, 4c.
solicits a share' of public
ly;assurinz the public that
r I line , shall be of the first qui
enii inc.
47-ly
aving served a: regular appte
nes in Philadelphia, those
la call, can rest satisfied that
fy against all: mistakes, and
CS put up with the greatest c
Ilvsicians prescriptions atten I
larcare, at all hours. CoUntry
ekeepers, supplied at a smal
PCs.
Pottsville, Deem
'
(2'l GOODS.
t street. next door
c, respectfully in.
, and the public
eivd a new and
iner'y
_and fancy
'o44w Braid, Flo.
trlish Straw, and
ifinca.:rat)rtment of
sealteasa • Hats,
lo,Civer than the
altered and dune
is
ticul
Slur!
y pri
te.:" Buildings and, out -Lot .
ti sizes, on the Navigation tr
in the Borough of Putterille.
&AMU
;Real estate al
ZILE
V .
. ,
AST IRON SCREENS.—.O Bt. ircip Rolimy
Screens of various sizes to Coal', on hand
and for sate et W. H. MARSIIALWS,C,heip
Grocery Flour Feed &•erovenot Store 3 corner, of
Notitregian Street and Mount Ca ban Rail Road
Jima 10, • N--;
I
,11'
,
..
In 00 0A Mt ELS SA LIN A j 43.11./T l -7
' es r , Constantly on hand, api supply of the
abo'o superior article in barrels, d 1 1 2 bushels, Nth
Will sold eeD. low, by
GRAY, dt BEN NETT, i
- 1 .1510,42 Walnut hi.. and 2nd Wlinrrbelow
_ ! Locust ht., Schuylkill, Pliiladc!phia
. June 17, 8143. ! - . I 1 25-7
ual Szt le
Shoes.
, 1844.
Oth and ith.
t Autithmt, at his
et, !fell cash, 2000
!s, 4-c., corn
liss,irtiiient of fresh
ingireccived,stlireci
~.. , i . . 1 ,
NEW WIIOLLSALD AND itt:TAii'syntiE.
, i •
rint;E uliscriber is induced fr m the very' lib.
- 24 .-1 oral 'encouragement he ha receii-ed (and
also l fromithe necessity of their ' eing , a cheap
ILitail Store, in this part of the torrrQ has pro.
curFd and will keep constantly- on hOd.,—Flour,
Salt, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Cheese, iN!olafses, Vine.
gar .5 , c., &c., which in connection with his pre.
sent etock of.,! . .!!nas, Shoulders, Sack.'crel, ,Ller
rind and cod RA. Brown Yellow atid White
Soap: ~Al.o a very' , tmperior r„i71 i f ,16 ,. of Pyre
Palm, Almond-sand Fancy •Soni," —,Sperm 9nd
Tallow CandleS—Winter _ and
;Fail S.peirn Pll, &e ,-"Sze., ike Alt di which I 3011
sell Litt the lowest Cash Retail F i rices;:—And I to
families, or those busing to sell 4g airt'ft liberal
deduction will be mide, hi propdr icr,;::ird
lion to the quail.
City taken. , . , ; 1 .1 !.- I
, .
EDWARD YARDI.F.r.: York S,
P. S.—Froin the' fact -of my, having: a per Son.
in the City, whos& time and attention, 'is devoted
to the selection of the.artirdes I propose sellin'g ;
1 have nu; hesitation in sayin"g that Icon furnish
goods as cfiiap, as any ,in Potts4illo..; Call and
_ludic for yourselves. -; 1 E. E.' Y.
Pottsville Sept. 23, 1843. : ' ~:. 89-1
!I e ,
q.'rs - y offered,
iglq•stl,ll , Jer ; and
largest and best as
-I.iort, in this City.
lith the mann
'enai-Annual Sales
ley !have been, the
in February
great semi-annual
I .
.d, and the goods
ty previous to tho
W. LORD, . 1 ,
18 Market Street.
'l-4R
411IXTURE.
MidiCitte.a certain
Just !I eceived and
.11rw , Store
, 1 • 36,
DiBA RE
FNESS CUD"
•
J
Scarpa's Compound Kreosolc e lco l
aili4 Oil,
low: the cure of DEAFNESS,i'pairs, and
t he
discharge of matter from the earn; ils° all
hose disa g reeable noises, like the buzzing of i n-•
seet,R, falling of water', buzzing of stch.ii, &c.
which ate symptoms of approachide.deafnese,
and! also attendant with the dises6. .
, . CERTIFICATESr
The following Editorials. and, certificates will
be read with interest as they spehk facts which
are "'stubborn things,"
. SIosT EXTRAORDWARIT Cunt: any have
doubts they may, now dismiss theta, Sod the most
incredulous may consider_ Dcafnes.l XS .curable.
Numerous cises of cures, and in4ny i or them ve
ry fr•ernarltabte—bytthe um of es -
Searp
have been published, but this "cops the climax."
Yining or ad may yet recover lmarint. A lady
in Smithfield, Pennsylvania. andl now' about:Bo
years ofage, had been graditallylgettibg deaf for
more tban 40 veers, so that it was next to impos.
sible to make her hear conversation:hi the loud,
cst tones of voice; Last winter wlts.indueed
to try l" Searpa's OiLfer fleafites.", 'lt is bhly
necessary to • add that sto has 1 4sed two bottles,
and that her bearing isjperfeetly estored—ahc is
cured.
DEAFNESS CUEETL—The folloltng cXtractpm
a letter written by illr.,Johnson bf Iloston,q a
friend in this city, is important. •
bottle of Scrapa's Oil for Detifness, hat
youlsent me, with the wish, thht my:daughter
would try_ it, has been used, 'sod'effeatai,
have astonished you knOw lOW itei7 dial She
has been Vince sho.WB three note,
heave quite well, but the rnedipijae-lias all tiCen
used,'" wisliyou to send !no ancither bottle, which :
I have every reason to believe ViiilLeiirci 'her en—
tirely.'r—f Times. , I •
Forint° by B. GIiISIPERT,NcO2O Noit
Second Street, Philadelphia, arid ;i'
EICIWOLTZ, SANDVRSON..
Jidr 22, '3 4kaatii . Pottsville.
. „le.+
~.,.:,.:,,-_-_,,,; . ,-:..., : :,., , ic:i . :;
6
'''.l - I;JRNi.
ilesale (kakis,
lortinnt in the
ofid4ing
Ito p,l6nsd twee
the. Textengive
cc. It Is' nc*t
-
E.
I •
'Z, 8C: CO— re
- e Citizens 1 0
ill county gen
C opened, (.in,
Mr. Slater,)l a
Ned
l'ai
Dye.
Pat
cincs,':
13,
i Y. I I
les,
, • .
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tronhge, ccent
very article in
lity,ipd putc-
I ,
tics }UP to the
ho favOur them
they will guard
have their rued
re and r nieety;
i to With par.
Physiriians and
advadee on O
ber 3. 49—f.' .
lIOILSES & LOT(
FOR SALE,
Also, a large numbe
s. ta
.
E ii..lM.
r of mit.
t 6. of
ct, :lying prinCi-
A pplyto '
:1., th:WIS,
ent, Centre St,
, .
raiILADELPH,I I / 1 :& HE
..,
:ate
= - 7. ' c ''' " • . Clair ' St kila.
.ReducliOn of Frogla on
. ,
IN:and atier I%loiiday - ne4t l
60ot:111 1 will be-forwardell
tb 'followilig fates of Freightl
tal i the poilits , below state d
1 , . #el
liE
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Plaster, slate, tiles. &n.. 1
Pig , I ron, ' Moms, Cutter,
tie rbleaosin. tar, p!.teh, ~.,
and grindstones, '• - ; :
Nails & spikes, bar iron,' 1
ladings, lead,turpciatirie I
ark, raw tobacco,. silt F]
rorisiona; potatoes !tun., I !'...
her, stoves &c., ':• J!
Flinn pee.ba,rre!, - ,• i
WiliCat, corn, rye, clover . /]
eed, & silt per lauabel, c]
Groceries, hardwa re, %teal, ) i
• . capper, tin,- bratis,i do- 11,
' 'mei.tic liginirs, ritathin- Is
' Cry, buttCr: and eggs,
elic'ese, lad and ,Olow,
- oil, wool,Cotton. leather, ] •
'raw hider., riiiints,l4,_,
' tars, !lamp and cot drig,e, Ji.
Dry. goods, drugs & fined- 1!
licines, foreign liqbors, i'l
Iwincii,g,lass, papar,',Alt
!fish, meat.,
.confeet Orli- l'
r%, hool;si Sr; -statio ary.. J i
I No additional ' - eiri
. v.es Ctir
age, or receivinz or delirdriir.
tlie Company's Dcputs oh We
July 15, 1843, I 1
I
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.
.I, I MOUNT (.1,1,R80N
' 1
THE subscriber most reipi
to the public that he 104
•
• , 1 .- .., splendid a nd deli
i s i.A.., , .which will be -Op,
"" Pt , commodaiion on
'VI,. - • , ..
-..-14-•-• inst. t 'i •
The Hotel has lately, tinchir 1
notation with such improvehn
furniture as will'mneh finera:
actommodation of hi 4 guestit.l
This 'Thiel is situated at tits
Philadelphia and Rending II --i,'
Philadelphia, adjoining the 111
and combines - all the advant .
and country—attached to the
einsively for the use of its gt,
. 1
ornamental terrace garden, i
Several acres, overlooking fro!
the Railroad, the .9ehiuylkill 11
reservoir of the Schuylkill $
commanding a .roruahtic arm
-the surrounding mountains.
houses and stables have a
pore mountain sprin gy water.
airy Stablei and coach house
by careful and attentive ogle
pure 9r an'd careisgels, will
i commodadon of guests wishi
and other Placesin this totert
a jiledge oti his dispdsitton ti
lions to give satisfaction to h.
refer to the reputation of thd
Homo and i Congress;Hall i
York wilco kept by him, ani
tacing daily access to the Pi
l ik supplies both for the Tah
e the best 'that can'tre Procu
rEI
e a6. , urbd that eve ;
thS strbscriber and;
•• its As (pleasant and;
r c!stalalishment in
he pubtlic patronaricl
I ~ !I
LOS 4.1. WEBT:.•I
1 1. 1 j 28-1 y
. FARE REPUCEDiON T 4 HE •
, . , 1 ,
PIIILADA., READINO .S
AND POTT7
• VILLE IIiAII. -h
.• 112:1.
- a-P-7,-.3 - •...-.1 4 -1 13 4,_.
. ':' , ---gLA ., . l'r-
- b 4 -, ,- • • Ic'l . -"-. 1 -- )174......1a
, ``... - ..- ---'r --e..;-1...7 ..."'"• .--4.:...L..1 .- . •
• . ~1 ' • Lit Clais tars'. 2,'d Class Cars:
Fare to Pottsville, ! • $2 t! - ; . ( $2 CO
To immediate point also ret(lice-d. I ; • 1
The Passenger Train now leives]t he; Depot. corner
of Broad and Cherry street dai'y at 7 tic lock A.' 4.
Snipping at the;uatial *ay ',pinta, and arrive at,Poprj.
vile at 12a tict•ck. Returnin4.le4vc' Pottsville at 7
o'clock A. M. ;daily, and arri 'e in the city at 12 'o'-
clock'. ; !• • 1 1 i
Passengers Kir Northumberl• nd.Suribury, Danville,
and catawiesa meet stnues at 'utftwille on the arri
ynl of the trains dady, ; arid are parrted (through wiSh i .
Out delay to'tither of those places (or 84. ,' 1
I Passengers for Tamaqua, IL zletim, (Alan& Chunk
and Wilkesharrie, quit the ca sat Pdrt Clinton 478
miles from trid city) and take thefent of the Little
Schuylkill Rail, road titTatuaq a, t hence go by gdocl
1
singes to 51411e.h Chunk; whey they meet the pack ,
boats for Wilksbarre.l 1 ' ••'
• ' i
• Fare to Manch Chnnk,
Fare to IVilkestiarre,
ramiliesiarid individuate a
y attention will be Paid by
He family to render their vi: . , ~
9 comfort Abie as at lany - olli
!his country, and a share of
s respectfully, solicited.
MA'
:Mount Carbon, Julc S, 18
. BRA
PhibdelNlia,July 24, fBl3.
' , , mILL,IN ;74. ,
• ,
': ! az,..R..5. Ira4r.lizza•
jr, ESPECTFULB I
Y announces Ito the Ladle's
I'M . of Pottsiiile and criein4, OW bh e has just
opened her . .1 :. I -I ~ i . ' , I
FALL IFANIiIONS, ' 1 I
1 I
Among which are a Yaricty -41'new Style Bon
net Velvet's, Silk,. Ribbons, l i, &c., &.: [ler ' 1
l' r. - hT ET BOA IN ET S . i
••1 1 . i
,
••, 1,.,..,- I Arc of the,Ntest l and mos t
,-;.
~.g.4 , fashionable Pzitterns; which
wXO.: it,,, she is+terTnincd to Fella,,
..2 1)
"'T. ' • -ef, - , 1 cheap as, they can be pur
`4i;',... • i chased !elsewhere. She ret
cz
1 vpeetful]y #olfeits the pat ;
ronnge iof the pubhe.
1 ; • t'''' ' 47
• CAN'FRI4sitS
Cantrell's Aline
do Anti Scorbutic Sy
do NCrvona.goidial,
do Anti,DyspeOlic P
do ' Altcrativd
A supply , of the above
eine.% for suite et
'yttle,(authorized emit for t
the public can get the true
Novemlier 2.5,
Ta Dy-ers, Eleachere, pa
Engine Builders,
. : .
, 1 . ..... 1 .
, . .
" • .
1 PASCAL, IRON WORKS. -• .'
i
, , 1 -
'l9 EL DEB Vailll3llT IR O N TUBES!
From 4 inches to ) in calibreland :Zito 1:2 fret long,
capable of sustaining pressure fMin 400 to MAO lbs...
per square inch, with Stop Gw:lts, T!, Ls, and
other fixtures to Bllit, .11;ting ;together, With screw •
joints, suitable for STI;4111, WATER., GAS, and fie '...
LOCOMOTIVE and, other ST.EAAIIIOILER Ilusii
1 . ~ ' :
. 4 • 1 i j , ,i :
'• ' I
ai . • .
$
3
... .
, ,;.!
blannfardnred and
DIORMS, T4LSKER
Warihouse B. E. Cont.r of
' PIILLA.D -
July 11' _ I .
• Law Partnership.
•
rip FIE undersigned hare alsneiated tbemselir' l
•• 5 "- as cdpartners !n,the practice of - the! law. 7
• 'Ail business entrusted to tkeii care, aril
early and !faithful attention.,;:] •
Office at the 'residence of F. W. Ilugheson
Centre Street, Pottstine. - I • 1 !
fIUGIFIES;
I ,
J. CHAS. NEVILLE, ik
• - 45 =
-Nov. 4,
I ' 17243311EL1
THE elbscribe*linvc just
..K•aasortment of andl
which Amman
They area superiori article
establishinents in Philadelphi,
S.!
Novemtior 1
itItiD.CURI{4NTs
XYror saleity thollqa; orsiag
store., ;
luraY.; 6, •
Drvi; rorrs;
AD.
,ffa
-
1 w i th .thee 1
0 - 6
B t p t t,
a, t
e l h
; 844 ,
betwe4n - Rending,
r ton Of '2OOO lbs.
'wren ; Retteeen 1,
adinr , ' Reading
n d P'l and -
.1
?iila: I L Pottsville
1 , 10. i - ,7 5 Ct 3
1' 1
1,20 i ' • , 90 cts
CONSUMPTION OF TIRE LIINGS ? 4,
Allictions of . the Liver, Asi,hing, Branthei!s,
Pain or Weakness of the -BreJst- or,Lungir,
Chronic Co u ghs, Pleurisy, Hem rr;sog . e of the
. Lungs, and all. affections of the Patztonary
Organs. ".
NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
A 'compound Balsainic prCpar . ation or the
Prunus Virginiana or - " Wild Cherry Barit e "
prepared by a new_ chemical process, approved
and recommended by the most distinguished
physicians ' aid universally acknowleged the
most valuable medicine ever discovered; •
i leo
•
16413 II els
4 c - ts 3 cts
In setting forth the virtues of this truly great
medicine, we' have no desire to deceive thoie
who are labouring' under affliction, nor do We
wish to eulogize it more than it justlY deserves.
Yetwhen we loots around and eco thd vast a
mount of sulfuring, and — distress oceAsioned by
many of the diseases in this - medicine has
proved so highly.successful, we feel that' we can
not urge its claims too strongly, or say tatr.mueli
in its favour.
Such indeed are the
SURPRISING VIRTUES-
I
2!10 i 135
=I
=I
260 i 170
Of this Balsam, that even' in the advanced stages
Cossc3irrimr, elide all the most esteemed rem.
edka of physicians have failed to effect nny
change, the use of this medicine has been pro.
deetive of the most astonishing relief, and ac
tually effected cures after all hopca of recovery.
had been' despaired of. `•
stor.
freigilt at any of
link.
E.)9—
HOTEL.
In the first stages of the disea.e, termed " Ca
tarrhal Consumption,? originating from negleit.
ed`sCOLD, it. has-been used with undeviating
success, and_ hundreds acknowledge they we
the restoration of their health to this invultiable
medicir.e alone.. In that form of Consumptiim
so prevalent amongst delicate young female. , ,
commonly termed debility, or t
"GOING INTO A DECLINE;". - !
A complaint 'with which thousands arc linger.
ir.g, it has also proved highly suceessful, and not
only poSsessea the power of checking . the pro
gress-of this alarming complaint,but also strengh
ens and invigorates:the system more effectually
than any. medicine we, have ever possessed.
11.. r For particul a rs sea, Dr. %Vistar's Tr6lise
on Consumption,' to be hdd of the agents.
Ectcall3i announce r
Ic s iteil he ahoy
htfnl °sin blishrueni,
enc 4 thr thou ac:
31aritiliy the 10th
I onC a thorough te,
verity anttaddition4
E sc i:hc !comfort and
termination of the
r roa!di 93 miles front
• rough ofPotfevtlle,
geti of both town
• establishment . ex,'
estil is; a beautiful
.'n, eheibsed Park of,
itS rising ground's
Ivey aUd Gana]; the
aviation Co., and
view of,
Tie 'Hotel, Bath
plentifal supply of
The tiatensive ar.d ,
a, eidt ibe attended
rs; 34iIrcrail plea
be kept for the se
ngtr!, visit the mines
tregion. AS
Pllse pis best (2xer.
is gin+, he hays tb
Catskill Mountain'
the City of New
aSsuries them that
oilnklelPhia market,
ite and the Bar shall
ed.i .
Sold in Pottsville by
• JOHN S. C. MARTIN. .
In Reading
. by Mrs. SARAII MORRIS, and
rn every town in the State. - •
Pottsville; October 28,
WE have just recerved a large assortment of
P • Seasonable Goods consisting of
Cloths, .Cassimeres ' ISattinetts, Boverteonsy
Muslins, Prints, Chocks, Flannells, Tickings,
Giii,ghams, Carrihricks, Cotton Fis nnell., Diapers,
Linens, Silk,,Ca mhrick,: and Cotton Handker
chiefs; and Gloyes. Furniture, Cheeks,
Linsoys,llo,, 4nd wish to Fell•ihern at
a small advance on cost and chair:of.; those in
want of any of tho abocd or anything else usual
!) kept in our BurZingh Stores are respectfully -in
vited to call on
E. Q. R. A. HENDERSON.
September 2, ;
Facts for the People!
THE ceniitantly itiercaing-puptilarity and
sale of IL A Fahn6toclt!s Vern - lift:go 110 in
duced persons who nie envious of its socecis to
prim off upon the public itrepariitionsavliteh all
medical men know to he, inefficacious in expel.
ling worms I; om the si,iitcm.
,
This Yertnifuge bas mode its war into iiiiii
lic favour upon the ground - of its own inrrinsie
merits, more than any biller medicine el ttle kind
now used ; and while many worm remedies
have, by dint of puffing, been forced into Sale,
and shortly`alter gone into the obscurity which
their worthlessness justly inerite/I , B. A. b'ali.
nestoett's Velottifuge continues to Le triumphiint.
ly sustained. lt has; only to he used acid its
efreets.w illffilly sustain all that is said of its won.
derful expelling, power', • ,
1
- , Certificate- . .
$3 50 . '•
• ,; • 4 500
DF61115, Secreihry;
We certify that we
,have used B. A. Fahhes.
tack's Verinifuge in our families, and in every
case,it has proved a - decided and effectuallediedy
for expelling worms from the system. We'eor
dially recommend it fo parents who have chi:-
dm' afllictod with that dangerous malady..
ELON VIRG/L . , -
WM. B. PA IN E,
ROB 7 MAY.
_JOSEPH BURROUGHS.
For Sale, cvholesalC and retail, at the Drug
WarchousC of .
B. A. FA lINESTOCK & Co,.
,Corner of Sixth and Wood sts:, Pittsburg, Pa
For sale in Pottsville, by
CLEMENS as PARVIN, Druggists.
December; 9, 50—
DICINES.
ME
Fashionable Tailoring Elablishmenio
1113
50 clq.
50 ..''
D R P R SAND. 2' A . l LOR, -
, 41AKE:i this opportunity to infirm theinhabi
ja " tants o (Pottsville and vicinity.. that he has
taken . rooms
. in Cenire street, 'three doors above
the Exchangc.llotel, where he intends carrying
on the Tailoring business, .in its various bran
ches. The public may rest assured of baiiing
their ,Garments made in as new and fashionable
style as in any city' in the Union.
Having had long experience in the business in
various cities, he flatters himself that he can give
general satisfaction to Ilion who may favor him
with .° calf; •
iP — Garments entrusted to his care will be War•
ranted in all cases. Particular attention paid to
cutting. .
Pottsville, Oct. 7. 1843.
wders, 503z.2.5
1
.1
°pilla r, family meilir
Pru'g Store PofiaL
i t prorietor,) wlicra
ndigenuine aiiicle.,
I I, : 48-4 i
er
anti
41cers, 5te41.4
lotliere
Agedt fur lie sale of Southworth Illan.ufacturing
Company's fF.uperios. 'Writing paper,
1,11 Aunouss No. 3 Mt son ST., Puit.iiim.rnra
following kinds constantly on hand and
for sale to the trade at the lowest market
prices:-- •
Fine thick Flat Caps, 12, 14, and 'l6 lbs.,
. and white. •
Extra super and superfine Folio - Posts, bhie and
white.
Extra super Packat and Commercial posts, blue
and white. -
Extra surer Linen note papers.
Superfine and fineßill.papers, (Ltirig,) •
do do • do '(Broad.)
- do, do Counting House Gips, blue and
white.
Extra super Congress Caps and Letters, plain and
ruled, blue and white.'
Superfine French Posta plain and ruled. .•
Superfine and fine Caps and Posts,ruled and plain
bloc and white, of various qualities and prices -
Also Bonnet Boards, Tissue, Wrapping,:anp
Hardware papers, dr.c., Ste.
re 50 to 100 tons of Peach Orchard or Broad
Mountain coal will be taken in exchange for as
per, at the lowest prices. , -
July 15th,
or"sale by
310E1119. 1 !
• do walnut Streets ? .
I
410. ,
received a &gap
1 toitun - U i brains
ll,y lovi for 6ash - -;•
, I ,
oaf : one of ! he b e et
a.! , , . 1,
16i. 3. FOS ER;
i • . 40-31
.ratent t . !Mold rs,
wITH alides,to regulate the spring.- la new
v - and improved article, just received:4;nd
ftir sale at this ofFice; -
December, 3O .• • , '
SAND RA INS,
ato X•iflF
Gil
No Quackery!!! No Deceptuil
U 174 ' REMEDY cos:4o
Icalcß, Erie IVCID Y., Jan. 70813,
V. A. WILLIAMS,
N. 8. LAWRENCE.;
PRO T. 4 CT - 1 Ot
'INDEMNITY AGA. I NST: 1•0 7,1 5 . ,-,tY F.11:11
;riiE ntANliLtri INsWitAlqt. - Co" .
.or P1iq1.A 6 T.1.1711.A.";:,;......4, . .. .•
' • Cvit.ll 8-10 0 ,000 r ptiiiviii. :' ...,.-
. Cl/Al/TER. PRICrIiTUA L;: ': e I :-..-' • .
.'--'
t 4::: • -: .':
VONTPWE tomake Inieraneei,Temamcnt
.. M L .I anti lumped cm every delt:iiptiuf) . Of property
in town and enuntry-itn the initiolfatittiitkie terms
°dice 1631: CheF.not Street near
.fititiliitrect.•
- L'IIARLES N. litANCittiLlirisidcnt•
• ,
,•: 1)I It EtrfOltit. 'l';`' -
•:. Charles ',IV. Banker; '.lSirniitel Ciliiii• .
James Scott. - • • =Frederiek 4,iiiii4i; — •
Thomaslllart. - • , Jaci•b R.4inilk ~ . •
, Tholna's,S ; Whartst Ceo. iV.Rik . ...
&rds,
- - TobiaS 11 - arner: - . illodecal Tl4eisis.
• cll All L.S (. BANCKlr[l,.seet:
Thq Sukscriker hPa . been oppOntift:agent Cur
the abbee mentioned nstitutior.onifo:,o now ore- . .
. pared to make iesura ce, on every trt*ription a'
proporly, roperty.et the loireat rotes.
i l
1 - AN DI: EW jttISSVi. :.
•
Poltsaillp i • June I9i 1841 4 . it,o.o-1p
laded:an of„,-ot ns4 loss tir . drtmit.,tX ,Pfir
Capital €4100,00110:: ;•,t -
CIIAlr112:11,1
1 - .1 -- •
Tilt; SPRING GA I Rik:N INSURANCE COMi .
. .1 3 AN10 0 - make Insurances. either :tetdporary.o-,
perpcbiallyi against Lass or Darnagd.;:htt FIRE, i 4"
town or co_antry,on !buses, BarnS,•anWinaldings of
all kinds, tan llousehr,ld Furniture ,- Itierchantlise,:
I lors'es, Cattle, Wgricultural,Conitnercidiiind Mann
factuilng Stock and. Utensils of etererteseriphon ;
VKSSELS anil their Cargdes in port, as whlfas Alortg,a.,
ges and Grdend Rents orsan the most fa ifdiatble terms
Applications for Insdrarice, or any islarknation, or,
the subject !may be •rdade either pers:anaPy or by .
letter. nt• the Company's =office, at tflifaiorthwest
corner of Sixth and- Wend'streels. . F•‘:;',• !
MORTON Alt.llllCll:lE4,l!resident.
L. Kralunn.tAn, Secretary.• '' • -
,17.41:EcTWIP, 74(
Morton iteMichael,! • -Ch'aides Staa)tes; '
Joseph Wood, • ArchibarleWright%
La.ocronne, Samuel TO;tnsentl,
• Elijah I)alleit, Robert 1160ead;' •
George M. Troutman. •R. W. Tchrwojr, • .
Georgei‘li. Schreiner.-
• The subs c riber has been appointed ?ayktt , i7 for - the ,
above mentioned Instiistio9 and; is netv . i preparetito
make Issue:tames upon every deseriptibn_of property
at the lowest' rates. BENJAIIdIts4.I.4 . I.II7VAig
• I ,'ottssil le; Felt'. 27. 841 ' -
THE IY(~l ill
YEGEE
remedies pn
II
/ 1 - cases, have cori
set according to Oett
svAent.
the stomach to eject
another iediming pet
ic's and' a third wh
and howels,denominh
tics or purging nie'dt
country been the fast
the cute ni the mostl
ladie,s.. The wondelf
mode of Are: Amen(
when we reflect that
assigned to them, t
gestion, tqr the conve
vital flute! intended
moot of the whole s:
ever the I digestion
disqualified for the ,
duty ( an'd this ocein
impute blbod, and cl
results. •
LIM
It. has been rental
inch is :not asefullf
nnseniefil Tliat in,
the mostiforinidabt.
the Ilse .Ot rills Co,
most every hamlet t
ly risk' tfie inputati.
Loofas, or Indi.in
thejCion,andilinve prnr
bilinus lever,
iiyyr, rhentirattsq. l
costiveriers, &c.
its and stitiject to i
ache, depression of
find relief from the
not a disease utten
end a - conted. 4
not relieve. The-to I
show thq benefit de
ry common disease
.! • CE
I
Ibi:inF‘ been curl
tas fill of an alarnv
vcral years stpOditi
my easel knnwn to
otherß. 11 had take
larded only tcmport i t
enjoyed lifocicilicallt
31 ill oti: April
r r Agent fur
• W, Eptintri,
New Castle, Shrine
ling') Kim:icy, Pot
OtAtsbiirg. • Thrl
can alwayn be had
ist:.+, cnincr of 2d
•dclplda.
PURE
j.
%TV FIT4EIII
rcrF, No 63 k
phis, have now n'gg ,
pure %Ode( lead, and
been *pprinaly sot
run on the article,
No known subsal
tive and bcautifyin„dd
paint, an t.qH
white lead; hence at
als only 'wars its •
the steady knitn . of
years, tiol 'supply to
white lead; and thel
tick: is proof that I
invariably branded
& BROTHER, in
CANTED Onti—all
November 19,
CiIEAP
- .
Pubscribcr as just opened dt the earner
M. of Norwegian and the Rrient Carbon
Rail l'oad, a genet, I assortment of. Groceries and
Provisions, which I e wilt sell at'itielowest pos
sible prices for caili Such as Sligais, Molasses,
Coffee, gliocolate,lea,Cheesc,`Ritei`Spices„&c.
` 1 :;;:e pi., f.,p - erui,::::'!,„i...', 3l oulda and
Dip'd CLindies, 'lobar , ' (Tame
Shouldeis, Altes Po Dried gecf,Codfisit„Mack
oral, Darling, &e. 44t1c,
WI LIAM li. 3 1:41I'S1IAi,C4
April 8, 1843;
' 41-
•
. ,
TRON AND STEIE.T.,; • t
JAMES S. ;SP E.
, .No. 53 : iyorth IVoter 80 , 01,
1 DoMi 113ecow-Ane'n"r•••••., ,
• ••• Philadelphia. • ' ,
prt'AS eonstantly-bn hand, a fullessortment nl
A.IRON 4 STEEL, which Mar-be bridoe•
the most , reasonable terms "
Septenther 9,
MEM
COURTLAPITI STREET,NEW YORE'. •
IP" subieriber respectfully:, nOtifies
friends'and utl i ers,that hasl-qeently
new arid eon enienily furnished Hotel. at
Cointlaud st., a short distance above his old.
r..r.d,and nearer tb Broadway,
will be betterpable to accomeeige his visit
ors as his house is larger. and filfeit up with sit'
tiny parlors in rocidern style, cutitierenty ftir
nished 14d-rooms.
tie hopes his Customers wilrenatinue their
patronage to the new establishinenr; and would
inform them that -rte :_ has rcilocad his price or
boarding to One dollar per day. ;-
1 CHARLES WYCOFF.
Philadelphia, Ap4il 29.• , .
AVinte • s perm'.
-
.
J - 11 I received aJointtat• ottjcio, of_ Winto.
Ni6rak Oil, for ado y • ,
VOL H. hfAIIOALL,,
Came! Norwegian St., Mt. 0 . 44 Rail` Rosa
November 18, 1;48. • ; 'T 47' -
0-3 m
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NTAs, oItI&JUIAN
If
ai BLE. pitas;;Oi l'
. -
- - ; ,, .P ., •-•
kv cribcd for the 4re of. dis
,Jicaly been iliviAkinito chis
t• operation upfin'Ahe human'
rave one class P4rlj:lch Onuses
its coutents,.eilitid emetics,
*nation call4)lienpheret.
bid] - eynruat6;ttle . tnmach
fated . catharticsatic, Cathar.
i;eines,linve in 0/5y age and
~ourites of the tthtaicians for
tr obstinate and iiitirming ma.
Jrful sneeess -aittrnding thin
will readily liti iiinddrstood
the stomach 'eniftow'els have
'le 'important liniellee a Ili.
ursion of food liitteiload, hat
for the gtowth;alid .nourish:
'stem. It tollotreKthat when.
organs-bccornrflepraved or
lealthy performance of
i rs 4aily in eivillol,society )
msequently disease are the
. .. - . . ~
kcd, tlfat: when:• er the 6:0•
; employkd it4. , alwars at
ividual who w4'4l deny that
diseases are daU cured by
poandectlandP, salerm ai
r our country, tiihpld certain
on for rcracity,,iihe Pecs.
'Vegetable Pillelettnee the
blood and ten Fie inflemo
d eminently usentil in curing
chollei inlianini4ttpn of the
' dropsy, jaund . teei pleurisy.
Females of ietlentary bob
digestion, tratillOey, head.
Ppirits- and uniismess. will
use of these
~There i 3
icd •witli a full iblac, a dry
tongue, that'ihc3c pills }gBl
lowing simplc)earratiyci , rwill
ived frnm these:Allis in tie:
• -
.2.TIFICArE..Tv '
. .
'led by the mitten-be ree'afirmz
rgg disease pnwiver of se
, I deem it ai„dhty to make
the public, 'fort,tie benefit of
gat varinel rernaiefrwlifeh
try rebel; after of 'r two box.
aisease yielderf, -, :porl 1 have
the last sia Ainnthe.
trOLLMER
1H13,.
The sale of llte
. 4 ore. •
l'uttsvi;k, Georgo : Reifsr;yder,
'Kopp. 5ei144.1611 Haven,
bur bon, Sehuilin.*
rioughnut
.the stSii a! supply
I
'ol* Fred. tiletV,&, cu. Drug.
nd Callow lull 'pti'tets,
-
18-Lly
VIIITE LE p,
4 & BROTHER,imannfactO
north Front 'sticit, Phi
Tod supply, of ti9t-, warranted
OI those custr*rs vt:tio have
1 1. pplied :in cotqc . 94ence, of a
hall now hape.,their Ordera
I: cc. p . oEscsics prck. Crva.
properics so_Osiiabie in u
exent yrithunadrill . ereted
ny admixture he r meter'.
It hail thlretore been
the manufactureo, for many'
the, pubtie - tiarrcetly pure
'unceasing, dentand for tha ar
il has met wih . favne, It is
in one head— WkIITH ER I LL
run, and on the ether, Wen
',met/letters.;
_
ODs FOlt
1 0 -Credit
•
',lasps noTuti,
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