The Count.
, .
on fell in love one day . ;
\Vith ono whose jetty •
Sc ft as the head whereon...they:lan-7
Had eauglit.a . scoM
„,;riris. ••
wore a cittrd moustache—two ch2in:s - ---
On one of Which theie hutii
A "pass, ac - useless &e his brain' s
. And idle as his tongue. • I•
ebon-stiek 'of monstrom size,
And giNsy as ids hair,
lugg'd aboutfor 'clot:else .
_ . .
When p'er 'he - took the air:
Its rich and massy golden head, •
Although no brains it hid,' .
Contained more sense, so rumor said, •-.!
Than its vain owner's did.
• . . ~
. -
Tho' in. the stream of love, el l ate
..,
Fair Klityhiy and looled r . ---- --- -
'She only niptiled at the lyaik..-- :i
. -
She 'ca; not fairly kook , 'd; "
And soon another priLd iripar'd, \ .
"Less handsome and inure cold;
But yet for that the trilhli:steer'd).
. For ther6 she sawsome'gold. - 1 ‘... .'
l
And Kit was caught at his - t,; and told
Her swell' that lie :night go--
'You've spoken elf, he's shown Ina gold
Saidstie--sdd he— , ju;t so,— '
13 tit what's hia nioney!dirty trash , .
Why, ails his small iinkonna.
Goad gurticioue!—lok• at my incitsta"ehe!
&mow; I'm a-Coant."
•
[Ftcrs the Reser.] '
iTack Mounung s opinion of
ijarper's
One of the last new things we got here was the
first number Onkrper's great ipic&r
. There was nigh about a c tit, oad of em come, and
they all went off, as fast as tub cony toss em over
the counter; For my part I liked On looks of it,
itizood deal, for I'm naterally fond of picters, and
I thought most of em was about',the prittiest pig
tcrs I'd seen in any book this great while. And
1 cant • help. feeling kind of 'sorry, that, the book
can't.io on, and be published / but has got to be
cut right off in the bud, and all / the first numbers
thrOrd away, or else burnt at ille • stake. But that
,• - •
prßiesi against it, by themi.fotu• ministers, out
there intim Jarseys, has killed it as head as a door
Every body here, teas delighted with' the book •
for a weeli . or two, and e'very . body was, reading it,
and lookin at the pietas, and as glad as could _be
to think we . was going to have sich a hand:iiiife s ,
bible. Till one day Deacon SnoW - got holif of a
:newspaper that had that protest in - it. Andhe
cane into the -house all out of breath, and fOund
wife reading the book, And showing the chit
\
dren the pieters. ••
Now, Sally,' says he, as soon as lie could get
.breath enough to. speak, • 'shct that abominable
book right up, and _don't let it be seen again.'
• The deaeon'S wife a - as thunderstruck. 'Why,
" Mr. Snow!' says .she, 'what do you mean? are
you crazy. •
•
'Why, dont you see s.ays the deacon, 'it is a
very undecent bookto tuive about l' •
Why; Mr:Snow,. how can you say so about
the bibldl' 'Because it is so,' says the deacon,
'and here it is in .the newspapers, signed by four
ininisters:
'Mercy on us,' said Mis. Snow, 'whereabouts is
• it so undecent !'
.There,'„sahlthe deacol, 'that very picture, you
. are lookin at n6vc, at the beginning of thO'tirst
chapter of genesis. - Don't you See that Adam
hasn't got any great coat on and that there's hor
ses. running abouttherC;Without any blankets'on ;
and that there's a deer Standing, by the side of the
water there, with' his hinder parts right towards
us!' •
'Mercy on us,' said Nlrs. SnoW, and she put
het hand right OVer the 'pieter, and would'nt let
the children look at iyafterward:
And this isn't the worst of St neither. -The
deaeon didn't Stop here; he went round , the next
day; and called a meeting of the Parish, men and
yeomen and all hands. DeaConSnow was called
to the chair, or • rather he jock the chair, and he
read the protest to the meeting, :and 'said he -
fcctly agreed with them ministers, tthat • it was a
very . undeeent . book ; and called upon the meeting
to express, their minds freely about it. But no •
one seemed to be readY to Speak, he turned 1°
Miss Rider, die schooknarin,_who is a middle aged
lady, and has a goo 3 deal oflarning, ar•.d.thcy Say
uncommon taste about sieh -•iimatters; and asked
Ith to express, her opinion about the Undeeent
ncss-of the pietas., . • •
'Miss Rider said, fur her part, she thought them
horrid great elephants that was going into the ark
ought to' have blankets over .em. And besides,
one of the pietersi'had a baby in it that wasn't
dressed; which she thought was highly . iuiprop
e.
This brought aunt Keziali up. She said, for
her part shedidn't think it was anf- worse to look
at the cows in' the, cow-yard. , And as for the baj
by-, she had seen babies without clothes: on, bc r ore
to--day,. and she guessed there ! wasn't. many bythe
meeting but what had. But still, she had an ob
jet:1101'110 that bible, and a great objection; and
-site felt it her duty to state it.
Certainly,' said,deacor. Snow, 'it is the duty
ofsvery one to bring up their objections 'now, st 3
that the thing can be stopped in the bud.' .
Well my ejection,' said.annt - Keziah, that
it is - going to ruin all thc childien and all thc
'young by_kccpinz 'cm reading, the bible so
much that they'll never have ticze to (P.) any 'thing
Edid. Mu. Shaw, •that it is; my Sally let
a Whole oven full of pie.; Inirn up , yesterday, be
cans° ihe wa reading &it pick; -bible, and fut
.+.
got all about:cm.'
'Kee, I 'agree to tha',7 said Mr. .Tones, gcj,
lag to be the ruination ot' our children. I've had
to atop all the wor.i4 to keep my fire agoiri a week
past, because the boys have besn so busy reading
that pictcr bible; they could'ntiget, time to cut a stick:
Finally, after a number more flinches and - arl
g,uments , about the matter; the'meeting voted to
s•Md on a prote.,t to the lia . rper:i„ against printing
any mole of em, not so much on the account o
the. pietas, but beCamie again to make every
body spend .too much time in reading, the bible.—
• Ma you'may jest tell the Harpers they better Jiang
' ' up their Mille, and let picter bibles alone. •
You shall bear from me again boon, and I re
.,
:main your old beloved , friend.
• i • 1 . 11.t.r0n .Eck :Dosv:cr.vo.
*I say, boy, whose horse is that your'e.riding
• Why, it'sdliddy'i.'
s Who is your daddy
a Don't . ,you know I Why; Uncle Pete Jonce.
SO. yeti arc the sou of your uncle l' • •
Why, yea I calculate :*inn.• Yon see, dad gb
toho a widower, and married roother's'sister; - , so
• reckon he's my uncle.
Bay, - yiiip are not far removed from a
-11Vell, T..; we ain't more'n three feet apart; \
think just an you sey.! •
•
!Geod Maiming: 11- , •
Good ri orhin; You didn't come it.that time
.stram;er.' • •
• .• youNG LADIEs , _
.;
tr.orarditaig.and bay . ti,00.93.
R.M.A.DZINTg.2A'4 -
rwrtiF; duties of this Institetion commenced op
t!..:eiMesday„ the inst.. at the house, icor.
tier of sth and 'Walnut streets,
fie:Ming being proverbial for. IMalth,,and Corn,
fort; the Principal thinks it is useless to enter in
to details concerning the advantages of its tom.
Lion. :
The,purpose of the Principal is to establish a
school in which a finished education. can be iab. ;
tained..—lly thisampla means of this setninary,.
the young ladies entrusted to the care of the, sub.!
seedier and - his accomplished Preccpticss,! will
receive such instillation, as to , comprise a Thor 7
laugh English education, together with Useful:'
and ornamental branches , . -
Education-embraces not only. Intellectual cut.]
7tuic. but moral anti religious also; therefore thei
?Principal will endeavor to cleVato and expand'
the mind, and at the same time refine the heart!
. 7 —requiring of the ladies under his direction easy! ,
and polishes manners. •
In order to establish, a Wholesome disciplirie, l
the school will be divided into two.departments,:
viz: junior and seniom.,
Term itbi+ likiarderst
Young ladies above years of:age'
will pay for the Wirt; of 46 :weeks, . $2lO
With music;
• .
Under:l2 years .of aie ,-i . - isl6o
With music, - I . . 40
. .
. .
' • ~ S:200
TN; sum entitles the young . ladies to board,
and all the branfihes taught int the school, to
gethcCwitli bed;bedding, fool and light—except
drawing and painting, Italian and .Spanishl . l .
- 1,/ ,\„,,
guagcs,and use_of the Piano, for !which they ill
have 'm pay extra. • • t
1• , , 1,
Terms for Day.Scholais ;
- Sankt: Classes, per quartcr;• ', .S& '
Junior Classes, do. . ii!
French, • ' ' ,
. Italian' _ per quarter, 41
Spanh-h, •
- Drawing and painting,. .. -
Fuel fur the whole year; ,' .
~
Extra classes fur young Ladies,
who may desire to leatp kn y of
the abovelallguagcs, - . , 1
Drawing and painting, [ , 7.50 I
Tlige will be eening classes fur young, gait
th men and boys. For further particulars a pp,
at the house of the subscriber. , : ' 1
• G. PERSICO.!
49--lf!
December, 2,
.• NO HIMIIEITIG.i • .1 ,
ILIGHT•AT BAIA? P.atlCE6t
•
THE general introduction of Neal's Patent
Lard. Lump, fur burning common Lard. will
fie a.saving in the item of Jight;, of it le'att 50 Fier
cent, in this community, and the immense sum
.-.)f money which fa annually drained from Schuyl.
kill county, will be retained in!. a great measure
at home, and cireul
„among our farMers hn
Alm neighborhood, for lard. This is certain4a
.
ireatelesie!cratunt. '
The folloWing are voluntary certificates, given
by citizens of this•Borough, ' in favor the
Lamps, who have had them in use:
November 27th118434
Ma. Bis:v.t:ur--: \ We have tried NeaPs Patent
Lard Lamp, and find that' it gives a much bk.
ter light thau,ivith the use of Sperm Oil,' aid
• gives quite as much light as afro candles. It; is
entirely free fiorn any unpleaiant
smoke; what hula there is, soils nothing, and; it
is a saving of about
-50 per tent.over the' useiof
the beet Sperin Oil, at the preSent prices..'-The
common Larckas it comes from the Butchersos
used in these Lamps.. :
I i CfA RIES! LAWTON,
JEitIN G.,MARTIN,
;L• JOSEFII SEIDERS
DANIEL lb LEIB.
• Mouirr :CAntia:cr, November 24th, lenl
Ma. IlasNAN:—l have used Neal's Pat . int
Laid Lamp, tor about four month's, and find fit
superior to,any Lamp, I have ever used. 'With ,
Lard it gives a much_ belie: light than with
is a very great saving,and is free fiorn all aril:dein
kantamell.. I find also that !can born the !most
common 50 cent oil,..Mized with half LAM for
winttir use ; which gives a much brighter light
than the best Sperm Oil, aid is-as free from that
unpleasant smell, which rentleia Lamps disagree.
able; as the best spermoil is, at half the price.
• JOSEPH ALLEN.I.
We may here rerhark :that if any persdn
zomes tired of using ,Lattcl 4 , or if-the price shthild
approach to near the price of Oil, ho has a MuCh
better Oil Lamp than any nevi in use, unless tit'
is the Diacon Lamp, which costs a very high
price. With one of these Larims the wick can
be constantly supplied with Oil, by a very sim
plc' process. . . • ;
RETAIL PRICES OF THE LASIFF. .
Britannia Lamps with Shades, sl,ps
do Without shadei - • I 'Oa
. Tin Lamps for common use; 50
Do thr Workilicips.Ste; • . -50
Merchants and others wisbmg to 'sell again
will be supplied wholesale, at the Manufacturer's
prices. .Apply to
B:BANNAN, sole Agent
for Sehuiyllsill County
December. 2; - • 43-4
• • !: JAMES 11. KELLY, -• '
Clock and Watchanakerl .
NICIIIStSPECI7I , I.III. Yi nfartnt his friends end
the public generally, that he has ust retu s rn.
ad from Philadelphia, and/Opetied at his new
stst.d.f.in Centre st., next door to Geo. H. Stich.
ter's Iran-Store, en assortment' of CLOCKS 4Nit,
WATCHES, of the yeti , best quality, and o
which he will sell at the lowest 'cash pri
"'cos. lLs issortment comprises SilVer
P a te n t L eve r Watcbt4t; Engli'sli Watches, qer.
man do. Swiss do. eight day and thirty hour
Clocks, and a variety of cther-atticles, belong
ing to his line. lie would also antiohnee that
he repairs Clocks and Watches, •at lie shpricti
• nbtien„ andsuarantees his mirk. lie . hopes Iby
strict attention to busineSs, and , reasanable char
ges; to merit a share of the public phtrunege,
• N. B.—Eit>l.t day Clocks; are ma&
,to order
.
with short notice., -
NOveinber, 11, . j 46-311143,
. , i
. ' Law Varinership, ~:' '
.., .
/1411,11 E undersienc , d hare aFOciatcdthemselv
- 2, --as co-partners in the practice of the law.—
All business entrusted to their eareOvill receive
early and faithful attention. i,
Office at the residence or F. W. 11ug11es, in
Cortrc Street, Pottsville. .1
F. AV: HUGHES,'
J. CLIAS:NEVILL. •
45—of •
Not. 4,
NEW LUMBER
/1011 C subscriber announces lci , the Public tha,
ho has opened a Lumber Yard, in the b o .
rough of Potts Ville, irnmediatcly,back of tha ne.v
Presbyterian Church ;"%vhcre, he! will Constantly
liCep on hand, a' large assortment Gf Lumber, of
every description. lle has Qn hand Pinerßoards,
from $lO to 916 par AI. and Oak, from $lO to
$:?.0 per • ; ,
t
e respeetftilly soliCts . (ha pstroctO of his
friends and the public, and feels confident,:. that
ho will be able to supply Lumber, at such rates,
as wall give general satisfaction. ;
JOSEPH sifatiy.
September 17, ; • ; 38;...tc
" Apotketary'! store.
subscribei Offers for
o a
well selected and 'genuine assortment
of Lltugs Medicines &c., connoting
-% of
, .
Limo,
Plaints,
ITy‘Staffs, •
Oils`, and Varniskes, •
ChemicarS •
l'trfumely,
IVindow Gloss,
jvient2l brul•hc.l4
. ,
Which he is dispo.ed turseliat a 'mall rid
vance, and respectfully pollens. a share .( the
patronage Of the public.;
' ' • "JOHN (S. C. NIMITIN.
Phyeiciano prceeriptiOns carcfullyi coot:
pounded;
November . 43
!ES
- 77,7 •
ned net•lßChieS
I • • 'III
DR. Win . Eva re: rated Cernoturte
Pills
•• - do do Suuthing , Syrup for children,
Ifaron Volt tluctitler's herb Pins
Doct Coodie'a Female Pills•
Duct Evati's.Feier and Ague piils
*Diet Hunt's B. Vlore P,lls •-
• .F.d.r Dyspeptic prscns s Botanic•Pilit
arc's'aid-te•hc superior to 'any [Medicine ever yet
allured trithe public, • • -111 -
_
Wistar's of Wihl Cherry , •
(love's Terse and Boric Liniirrent , •
Indian •Vegetable Elixir•:l
11 ,
Balm-of Columbia ~ ,
Jayne's, flair Tonle •:- - .
Brigg's Russian :Cosmetic
Patch's Indian Vegetable.. POls
Leidv's Sarsaparilla Blood- " do
Linn' ti Chinese •
Anti-Dyspeptie_ 0 - • •
Moffat's Vegetable. Life •do
Wilson's Anti-"Dyspeptte
Jayne's. Expectorant • .
Jayne's Carminative Balsam rd
Si.vaien's Panacea • • Al'
Jayne'S Verinituge •;!.
Swaim's Vermiluge 11 r
Lion's Temperance Life Bitte[rs
Root's - Founder Ointment
Ileyle's'Etntirdeation • •
Years Albright's Botaniciil Health and Life
Preserver - '
NlcMuun's Elixir of Opium 1
,• •
Seeker's Eye Salve
•r,
Thompson's Eye Water,
Chlorine Tooth Wash ; .
Wheeler's Tcaherry Tooth Alash
Sherman's Worm Lezengers,, .
to. • Cough ' 'l - •
Vklar's',Cough do ji
Sherman's Camphor
Peter's Vegetable Pills • •
'l'aylor's,Balsam of Li ve rwort
Bedwell's Tetter Ointment. .11
Welch's local Ache Drops I ,
'Spoke's !lead Ache Iternedy '
Fomato Pills
Lees Windham Bifious Pills
Ilehry's.Caleinca Magnesie. ' - •
BCdwelPs Green oMtinont•
Keyser's Pil.s ' .• •'I
Universal Plaister • .1
Weaver's Worm Ten and Savo
Steelling's Pulmonary` , Sy rui
Climax Syrup for Dysentary' 4 , wa:ranted
Rowand's TuLic Il ixturefurlAgue • .
Brcwstcr!s Pectoral Alixture,,,
Judkin's Ointment' 'll •
East India Bair •Dse
•
Saisaparilla Syrup
Dr: Anderson's Scott's Pills i t •
llooper'l e Feinale
Balsam of Horehound., . •1
Root's Bing Bone Cure, fur horses:
Afresh supply of the'above-Medicinbs, just
received and for sale at the Ding, Store of
JOIMS. C. MARTIN. •
Hi_ • H 48-- •
t)sii
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i
11
NIN
NOvember 25
POTTSAI,LLE .
Jo -
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- !I • .
EAGLE - rO.I7NDZIT,
.John Fa* Oen.
10 EPI:: CTFULL Y announces 'to the public that
ti-C , the k:agle Foundry is inTfull operation, where
he would thankfully receive orders for castings of evl
cry description. lie hai constantly onlaild hollow
ware,.Sad Irons, turnouts and; rails, cart and wagon
boxes, plough poipts, mould c,cards; and Cultivator
,teeth: he also has a variety :cf Toil Toad and drift
wheel pat ternS, coal breakers and, screens, tire grates,
&c., &c., all of which lie will sell at the loweht cash
•priecs. 'Dealers would do well', to give him% call, be'
fore purchasing elsewhere.l
'l; -. ' • ' '
. .NoTember 25,189., . :I ' 47L•Iy.
, 1
DIILLINERi.•iND FA?ICY GOODS.
RS. MORGAN, in, Market street, next door!
'! to Mr. Wolfinger's taxers., respectfully :in-!
forms the citizens of Potts Ole; and the Public:
generally, Um? she has just;recervad a new and :
fashionable assortment of millinery - and fancy:
goods, amongst which are Albert Braid, no
renis.:Braid,Needle .Straw;F l nglish Straw, and'
Fluted Lawn Bonnets, with ja. tine assortment of,
men's and boys' Legliorir and Sea-grass :Bats,:
all of which will be sold much' lower • than the.
usual prices for cash. Bonnet§ altered and dOne•
up on the most reasonable (ems
- Pottsville, April 13.
TYp.E! FOUNI,RY
Great Itedaco.lllPrites:
"frH JOHNSON, (sucee'daor•• to Johnsen &
/LA Smith) in announcink to his friends and
Printers generally, thathe haslnuchased the in
terest of hislate partner , inithe'Foundry, desires
to infbirri them that he hasitTeently, made large
addiflons whits assortmentinf Honk, Job anitOr.
namdryal tater, and that he ;will continue to
add every des,cription of 'POI, which the im
protectrient of the Art may enggest, and that the
wants of thetrade may reglitre, His assortment,
comprises n,gieater varietv4han any otherTeun,
•dry in the 'Pelted States ; and he has reduCed his
ntices nearly 0 per cent: lower than •hereto.
N ,)
fore. .. .. . ,!! ' • 1 • :
Printing Prefses, bhase f*es, Printing Ink,
and every article used in Printing cdfic:e, colls
stantlY on hand..!. . . .
Estimates will be furnished in detail foi 8i01 , ,i
Newspaper, and Job ofTces. on stating the style
and quantity of work t . f.) be•ldone; and specimen
Molts will.be forwarded ii *sons desirous. IA
making out orders.
Nov.2si .' ,'
MARSH'S SUPERIOR. PATENT
rT.Rll4)fi! c - p o
ti
• _ . A LSO
Dr. Jo-eph Whiles Plena Abdominal
Supporllra.
A suppljill the above al,r!ieles, just received
;tad for sate, at the rnanuCieturers pricee,lby
JOIN S, , G. S.Q.AI APOIN ,
Druggist I
144--
October 28,
A c'a D
Subscriber takes thiCmethed of returning hit
la thanks to his customenfand friends for the IV
eral support that they have bstendal towaiJiis bird,
and hopes by strict attentionto . business, to', merit.*
share of publi. patronage. Ile public may, depend.
that every article from his eStablishment he can war
rant to be mace in the best inanner, and of Ithe beit
quality of trimmings. Alscs, in, ,the must itriproved
prevailing style of taste and Cleganle. No establish.,
meat in Pottsville, the subieriher, pledges ; himself,
slia;lsurpasslhin in procuring a well tnade; tasteful,
and fitting garment.
W. A. WILLIAMS,
3 doors above. the Exchange.
47-71
Poltsville Nov. 19,
, Pale's Patent Plattotaand Counter
• ' ScalCs. i I LI
WILATFORII scales ;wei4lling from' 100 to
HH 2300 lbs. and Coon* scales in ev4ry vati.
etv; superior to any scales bfbro invented, for
Sale by the agents. • •
• GRAY & BENNETT,
43 Walnut tuna, Philad
Jona 17;.1813, • z_tr,
FEVER ASTD AGUE.
ROWAND'S 701C'111XTIllr. :;
AFRESII cupply of OR; abeve Medicine, certain
curd for tlie fever andrague. Just 'received and
sale at I , , mitterms stoil3
September 3. 3d—=l
N o C.
,
y E'I,I'ERS of Administration having beiri
IA granted by the'RegiOer 'of Wills, of the coun
ty f Schuylkill, to the sitbscriber, on the Estate
of William 7'. Epling,"pf the said county, decea
sed,; persons uidebted to tho said Estate,,aM
reested to make, paymati, wititout delay;' and
those hiving clairha, to presenithe same duly pie
ved, without flelay to ,
H woooDsibE,..
January, 13,
•
PP
MEE
TIlE•::.NMII
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48-tf
- .
GEORGE M. .V.LKINTON;
Was re commenced the Manufatime of
.C - PiDLES,
•
It \'o. 12 Illargarella Sired,' five . de6s
, .
Front Street, betu;een Callowhilland
IVi to'Slmetirail road, !i
IfaTIIP.(2II ,Sale, on reaso
v teriwlinlcsalo and retail, fit* qt
rellow Soap, comma!' Brimn do., Whie
dd., Palm do, CistiloShaving
Augast ' I 33=
- -
.11E!IV tV LQSA LE
•
CLOTIiLN STORE, :
~
Lippincott ;Sr; Taylor )
llaving made extensive preparations, ar
neet4y sup; ly •j!
- CASII ItTYERS wlTll CLOTIerI,
"ERIRO3I ten to filteen per tent -lower, th
er wholesale dealerl, we. shall do
t 1 1 (1 1 o c Y s i e a n i - i g w a l f t i 9 o , s a e l l in
i i d7a eri t t i
extensive dealer,- will 110 *
it to their
LIPPINCOTT &
Noi 200, Nlarket. Street, third, door - above Sixth,
and one door below: he Red ion Hotel, Pigtails.
, -
From the Phitoia. Ledgejr, njSeptenthes, '41,1513'
Th • • f
c question is •G.leo asked by strangers
Whercein ive'go to bdy the best and eneapest
suit of clothes; they are referred by most of our
citizens to the extensive establishment; oil Lippin.
Cott & Taylor, 200, Market Stree three doors
west of Sixth. - 1
Lippincott & Taylor itio wit olesale 'dealers,
• and always receive thiglamest assortment in ,the
city; they also have the'reptitatiOn ofkluing the
finest work and tikd speeial . pains to 'Please those
who buy a single suit, ps well as the ettensive
dealer. Their is certain 1y the pla*l It Is next
t - door to he Red Lion Hotel.
Phtlada., October 7; 03-13
•
. NE, I IV DRUG STORE;
. E' r B.
spectlully informs the
Pottsville, ann Sehuylltil(do i
,erally, that they have opeli
the store formdrly oecapied
:t
general assortment ,
:i;
, Drugs, Me.dichqs,
Chemicals,
033,1 Dgis,
rarUishes, Punt,,
Glust, -; Spices, I
Putrid ,11eSsines,
And solicits a share of public patrtina;
dently assuring the public that:;..ev4y
their line, shall be of the first quality, a,
ly genuine.
4 - laving served a regular apprentidesli
tmOities in Philadelphia, those who I favt
with a call, can rest satisfied that they
strictly against all mistakes, and_lmio tti
icines put up with the_greatest ea - id - 0d
Physicians prescript:ens attendedito
ticular care, at all hours. Country PhYsiC
Storekeepers, Suppliecl at a small a4.lVat
y prices. Pottsville, DeecinhcrA
IX.OUSES, & LOT S
viii • FOR B,ALE,
Alsp,. Ittren . number or 01
Buildings and Ollt Lors.mr.-It
vanet:skeins, on the Navigation t raoql lyy
pally in t tici 13orOugh . of Pottsville. Apply
i • SAMUEL !!
July !6, 29-11 ' Real estate agen
rIAST IRGN - SCRENNS. 7 -Caft:P.
ll ''' . Screens f various. sizes for 00al
and; for gale . g at W. IL MARSII.4.
Grocery Flour Feed &, Provision Stare
Norwegian &Feet and ,Ilount Carbtin •
June 10,
!!!
1000' RARRELS SALINA •
. Constantly on band, a fullSu
above superiorartieleitt barrels, I 1-2 bus
will be sold Very lovr, by
' GRAY & PENNG
N 0.42 Walnut St"..; and :and whnrf
'Locust :.Lg tichuylkill.Pbt 1
Junbl7.Bi43: ---- „__
NEW WHOLESALE AND .11ETO
ArrimE euliseriber Is induced fromith very lib.
cral eneouragemert he has rpee#cd (kind
also from !the necessity of their being a cheap
INtail Store, to thin part of the ttiWO has pro•
cured and will keep constantly on hand 'Flour,
Salt, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, Cheese, NNlasses, Vine.
gar, &c., &c.l.which in connection .with his pre.
sent 'sleek of Hams, -boulders, Miekerel, • Her
ring and Cod fish.. Brown YelfoW MO White
Soap: Al .o la very superior artkle o Pure
Palm, Almond and Fancy Soaps;. - --SPerm and
Tallow Candles—Winter and Fall Strained
Spin: Oil; &c &e , &c, All ut : Whieh I .will
sell at •the Inivet.t. Cash Retail Priees
tamilies, or Ot i ose Cruving to sell agaln,l
deduction will be made, in proportieh to
City taken. ;
EDWAR YAIIDL.
P. S.—Front 'the faat of my haiin g *! .
in the City,•niltrise time and atteni(nri '
to the seleethin of the artieles 1 propurt
1:V. 7,1 nu hes i tation in saying that..l ei
goods as ch,r,.'7, as in 1."1.41.4‘i1 t 'a - .
judge for yo4reelses.
Pottsville §ept. 23, 1843
DE&FNESS CUIIEp.
, •
Searpa's Compound Kreor t om Aim s
F •,' W 2 We cure of DEAFNESS, pair ,
dischatgi3 of matter from•the Cari l
.hose I disagreePhle noises, like the hint
sects, falling pf water,lbuzzing of stead
which arc symptoms Of approaching;
and also attendant with•the diseas. I
I CERTIFICATES.;;The folloiving Editorials and ciirti
be read with'interest as they, speak 1
aro " biubborit things,7 •
MOST E.Tt AoRDINAR I , 3RE :
-;
ti
any' have
doubts they nay now disiniss therri t t and the most
incredulous may consider DeafneSs as curable.
Numerous casci of cures, and manyf thorn ye.
ry remarkahte—by the uie of "Sea pOs Oil,"
hare been pithiished, but this " capts II c clime s:' Young or ufii may yet recover heatio: AWY
tr`t,Stnithfeldt Pennsylvania and tot About 80
years ofage, 1104 been gradually getting deaf for
more tban 410 years, so that it wasne tt o impos
sible to make her hear conversation i the loud-.
l i
est tones of voice; Lost•wipter= shii was induced
to try "Seerpa's Oil; for Deafnessi!' - It is only
necessary to; add that she has •usivel Iwn bottles,
. 1
and that her hearing, label feci.ly retto-ed—she is
cured. I
• 4
DE/IFNI - SS 1; on ret.-,The fol low ink e 1
a letter written by Mr:Johnson of p
fiend in thief city, is irnportiint..
" The bottle of Serapa's PH for Dc
you sent me,i with the wish that
would try it, has been usid„ and'ln i
have astonished all ; . you know ho*Vt
has been r.ihe she was three; years :01i
hears 4uite Wcll, betas the medicine 11
'used, I wish you to send rrie another; h!
I have every 'reason to believe will
For - sale by D. GPM PEIT, lyo
Second Strcr.l, Philadelp - hra - ;and bt ..
41CLIHQL12 ,1 1& SAND
Age 4
July 242,
EEO
AL-
PntLADcLeAnt,t S.RIEAD,I PDt
- ' VILLE•ItAI LROAD.
_~ L ~~a `vµ~gß.
~+ ` ~ ~
I
RedtgatianVatiereb , ht on 431thiltiidiit.l
no and sifter 'l',londay :next; .lUkre•:.9.6tk, - 1
`L.! Goods will beforwardad vOtli o,cspa,tel,
the following rates a-f Freight bttWean Rea;i
and the poiets bi.low,stated, per tan 080001
.;-. BettoOn 0
"Bend
Weadinal Rear
I ; 1 , •
• : ••- • .• ~ .- and ; an;
Phila. „I i pad
Plaster; slate, tiles .fr - c. - i 3110 I .
Pig Iron. bloms; limier, 1 I• •
marble, rosin, tar, pitch, Ipo 1 I .
- and grindstones,. .. • I- i ;
'Nails & sPike . s+ bar iron," s' i
caAintsilead;turpentina I , ;
. bark, raw tiibadco, salt }. 140 1 1
• provisions, potatoes lum. I ' , •
ber, stoves &c., • ' .1 - , -
• Flour per barrel, ' I .• ' ;IG4ts "
Wheat, corn, -rye, clover c
# , la 4 e ts
' `seed, & salt per bushel,
Groceries, Itardware,steel,)
„;, ' 'I
copper tin,. brass, do- - ;
- mesticliquurs, machin
ery, butter . ' and pg;Ts, .2 10; - I
cheese, lard'and tallow,. ! i
oil, wool, cotton: leather ' , i I
raw hides, paint=, oys: ' ' ,L - •
• terP, tramp and cordage.) f I
pry goods, drugs & med.), • 1 '
'a icincs, foreign liquars4 • • 1
~* watcs,,glassoa per, fresh ' - , .4. 60, 170
- , ash, treat, confeetiona- f .-.
\ rv, books & I•
No
; .F , I
-NO additional charges .for cOmmisslon,; itoi•
age, or receivlng.er delivering freight' at any o
the Company'S Depots on the, line.l 1
July 15. 1843 ,
. I __
MI
tiove
!table,
lalit '
hers
CCM
MOU.ST CARUON 41.4 EL.
n
b
ti s t a s e : l 7 ,
1 •
as toe
antagc
Tim s u bscriber most. respeetfullyi
'a announce.
t9.the
. pue.t l , - ..1'. he, has lie ahoy
a - splencliS anti M.4;,,, - Mful establishment,
..- which will be openedl for their. ac..
.... Ft, co r nmodgion on Monday .the 10th.
lug 4 , 4 , -. .
.4.:-_ , =:-.:: tns t. ' - 1 -' 1
The Hotel ha„s lately undergime a thorough re
novation with such iznproVernents and additional
furniture as will much increase the constrict and
accommodation of his guests.: i t - .,
This Hotel is situated at the ierntination isifthe
Philadelphia and Beading.Railreadi93 miles from
Philadelphia, adjoining the Borough of Pottsville,
and-combines all the advantages of bot town
and country—attached to the iest4biishm nt ex;
elusively for the 'use of its guests is ii , beautiful
ornamental tetrabe garden, an enetesed Paris of
eeveial acres; Overlooking frotri its rising &minds
the Railroad, the Schuylkill giver and Catial, the
reservoir of the Schuylkill Msigetion Co., and
.eommanding - a romantic 'nod ibeautiful view of
the surrounding mountains. ;The Hotel, Bath •
Houses and stables have, a plentiful supply of
pure mountain spring water; iThe extensive and
'airy stales and CoaCh houses; will be attended
by careful and attentive ostlere; a Railroad plea
'sure ear 'and earrisges, 'ill_ be kept tor the ac
cuMmodation of guests wishing to visit they mines
and other places in this interesting region. As
a pledge of his disposition to nee his bet exit - .
Lions to gis'oSatisfaction to hia guests, lie begs to
refer to the reputation of the Catskill Mountain
House and Congress Hall in the Cite of New
York when kept by hint, , anclassines their that
having daily' access to the Plhludeloilie market,
his supplies both for the !Fable andthe Bat shall
be the beet that can be'proeuro; -- ' 1
Families and indivir'ualsare . assureit that eve
ry, attention will be paid by :the subscrib'er and'
his faintly .I.O'reader their visits as plcasaist and
as comfortable as at anyother establislintnt in.
this country, and a share of the public pat, onage
is respectfully solicited.: ' , - ' ;
CHARI.ES, 11. WEBB.
IBS
CO.. re
tizenq 0
Hty gen
pod. ( in
4::ater,) a
ge, confi
lEEE
rul pure.
jip to the
our them
ill guord
, eir mcd.
nicety.
Monnt Carboni July 8, 181;3
- FARE REDUCED ON THE )1
PIIILA.D%., 'LE )I \l I.'prf;SA
VIILE R.111.141. 1 a). , I -
tai par
inns and
p m
„t y ,l4
. lct Class Cars. 2d Class 'Cais.
Fare to Pottsville, - $2 50 1 .83 CC[
To immediatopoints slap rrdticed.•• -, _,..:
':Tlie Passenger Train now tenYestlic-DeptiqCOrner
of Broad and Cherry 'street daily at 7 o'cidektA.' 4 47..
stop Ping at the usual way points..,And arrive nt Potts
ville at 123 o'el- , ek. .ReturningOeaves Pottsville at. 7
o'clock A. M. daily, and arrive in the city at 12 .o'-
clock, . .
Passengers for Northemberlatid Sunbury P l anville
and Uatay.tissa meet stages at Lottsville cn tl e arri
val of the trains dat:y. Ind MT carried throng with
outdelay to . ither of those plales for $4.
Passengers for Tamaqua, llailetort, Mauch Chunk
and Wiikeshairie; quit the cars at Port Clinton t7B
miles from the city) anti take the cars of tlle tattle.
Schuylkill. Rail road to l'atitaqtea, thence go by gond
stages to Mauch Chunk, wpere they incet did packet.
boats for ‘Vilksbarre. : - ! ,
- Fare to Mauch Chunk', i' i 's3 5
',Fare to Wilkesbarre, ! 'i ' 500
S. BRA BFORD, Sec,' tary.
. ,
'Philadelphia, July 21, 18-13. ! ; 31—
81371121
BE
~ i <
_~t~A
~'7~~ f
~`.~..~~•444
I nv princi
!n Rolßing
on 'hand
HS Oh - cop
corner of
ail Road
I 21—
• 11lis ' —.
1 ply of, the
,eli, which
CANTRELL: I S FA:1111.y iill L.:OW/NES.
,
Cantrell's Ague'"illtitite, 'I price SI
do Anti S;cerhuitC Splup,l , • 1 50 cts,
'do Nervous Cordial • ' ' ' ~!50 ."
do anti-Dyspeptic. 50 .:2,`3"
do Allerdtive Pills: i j• - ; -25 t.'
)
A supply l or the eti!jvc popular famil medi
cines, for sale at NIARTI\'a Drtig Store Putts
vitie,(auther*ed•ogent for tlje preprictora where
the public can get the true•iind genuine
. artiele,
November 25, .. ' 48—,
Ildphia
25
STROE
To Diors, pleachers, Paiier'ittal:Frs, B iSteakO
'Engine: Builders, and other
PASCAL IRON! WoRITS.
WELDED WIIOI3IIT IRON VIBES
From 4 incites to in calibre:and 12 to )2 feet long,
capable of sustaining pressure Emu) 400 to 2fifio . lps.
per square inch, with Plod des, T., L., and
othet fixtures M suit, fitting itottolicr, with screw
joints, suitable for STEd 31, WATER, CAS: trod for
LOCOMOTIVE and other STEAM DOILEIt Fueta
• !•
And to
a liberal
the goan•
orlt S
a person
Is devoted
e selling ;
n furnish
and
39
• BSdntifacturcd , and for saYby
MORRIS, TASKED: d .DfOflfl S;
Warehouse B. E. Corner of Thint & !Walnut Streets;
.
ifiJ
July II ,
!tic Oil,
0. G. MIZZIS,
• Dental sur , '•*.on'-
, 39; 9,
Late of West Chester • near - Phi!add IRI •
3 P 1 •
I• • •
Wnuld inform the
Pri•eitins ofP.ittsville
; andrCinity, that in
coinplianee r With the
eqaest of some of the citi aens;llC; ill sPenti two
or three weeks during the mouthof Diteember,
January,, in that place. At 'Ntillichtiple, he
will be happy to wait apon ; all.thcise, in need of
Dental - operations. : •j 1 1.!
.;
. • iilefeieticeoi.!
DANVILLE, 'WilliamC. II
Frick; M. - D., John .C. meicha tit W
Danaldson; John Moore, Esq., ' • iWEST (lIESTER,
Isaac Thomas,' M. D., Williktn%yliitehadd,'Den•
tiro; Pcrnwitax,_Gcarg . ,e Pitiersod, Esq.,; •Icm.
riots, Daniel Montt - ornery, E.q. i
; Nov. 25, ' 4 : 1"48
s, and the
; olio all
ing of i n.
h, &C. 4c.
dearness`
!cotes will
I cts which
: - Sunday School pion.
TUE subscriber has just fiCaV4i itic3 4 follow
ing publications for Christmas and [Novi 'Year's
Presents. issued by tho Sundayl Schad! Union,
which 'will be sold at the' Plqladelpbia Prices: •
Littlo Foriet Me Not, i The Flovetet,
Infant's Magazine. . Now YeartsCiit,
The Great Anti. - I
1,• Ted,cher,'a Ilaryest, •
Leucra to Young lai.. Choice illeglcy. }
dies, . t Anna Shuriyoopi •
Chiles Cornmandmonta, Clara's tbthis 3 I
Great Change, 1 Boy's Medal, i
G a p s Gent. . - 'Girl's 64: I I • 1
Boy's Gem, , • I Soldier'll tiang:hter '
'leather's Manual, 1 llyinnalsrttto inbsic for
1 i
i ,
Cheap Testaments. kc.! ell !di:n.l 1
' All the Sunday School 'Baton otilicaTms ob
tabled t'l &der for Sunday Echo Is,".and 1 others, -
at the shortest notice, at the tJaiotOailh prices %
11..LIANINAPT,I:gent. • '
! I
L ir 51—
Iraet from
I Eton, to a
fness, that
ciaushter
its effects,
ry &at she
4—she'riow
as 011 \ 1:wen
bale, which,
Te iicr en.
120 Nort
Rsorr,
30
December 10.
= Rj i-
Aff ect , , ..
Pain or fileakness of the Bre a st Air Lang. 's :,
Chronic goughs, Pleurisy, Ilenitrrhoze of th ‘ e
.Lungs, and all affections -of the Pulmonary
" Organ*. ', 1 . : . -- . , ----
. " NATURE'S OWN PRESCRIPTION.
,A corriesarind 13alsamio preparation of the
Prunus Virginiana - or " Wild Cherry 'Bark,"
prepared by ti new chemical process, approved
and recomMended by I the most disting jished
physicians. i and univers a lly aCknowlegell the
most veritable medicine ever Aseovered., .
, .No
o pziackery!!! No Deception.
In setting forth the virtues of this trui' great
medicine, we have no - desire to-deceive these
who are labouring under affliction, nor do we
wish to culbgize it more than it justly 'deserves.
Yet When rwe ionic-around and see the vast a
mount of eitlforing and distress occasioned by
many of die !Aseasts in which this medicine has
proved so highly successful, wefect that we cau
-1 not ; urge its claims too strongly ; or say , too. much
1 in its favoitr
Such indeed are the r • . '. .
SIIII.PRISING VIRTUES
Of this Oal.arn; that even in the advanced Stages
of Corisumon, after all the moat esteenied rem.
edicet 6f physicians have failed to A fr,:ct any
.I
'change, the UEO of thismedicine has ; been pro
ductive or t o most astonishing relief and ae-
Nally effectbdcuree after all hopes , of recovery
had been despaired of. '
In the firSt mazes of thadisease,te med " Ca
, tarrhal.ConSumption," originating fr neglect.
ed cnLry, k .has been used: with undeviating ,
success,' and hundreds dchnowledge they owe
the restoration 6f -their health tu this invaluable
.. ,.
medicine Ulo i ne. • in ;5 1 '..: 1 - forn: of coo-Inh:r . ""
so:preValent amongst delicate young femakt' t
commonly tp rmcd d e bilit y, or
=
EMI
QM
=I
4.GIANG INTO A DECLINE,"
A complaint, with which thciugands arc linger.
ing,. it has als o preyed highly successful, and not
only possesiie3 the poWerof eheeking the pro
gress of thiS alarming, cemplaint,but also strengli
er.s and invige,rates the sy,tem, more efiCeruallY
than any medicine we have Ever possessed.
4rtieulars gee Dr. Wistar's Treatise
on Consumption, to be had of the' agents.
ISold in:;rcittsville by 1
JOHN S. C. MARTEN.
Reading blip Mrs. SARAH MORRIS, and
in every tml.n a the State,.
Pcitsville, October 29,
I' •
WE hay° just received, a large assortment. of
. Sensimable Goods contesting of
Cloths iCassimeres; Saiiin&ts, Beverteens,
Vushns, :Feints,' Cheeks, Flannelly,
Glnghams,Oarnbricks,Cotton Fla nnellg, Diapers;
fiinens; Silk, Cambrick, and Cotton,' llandker
chiefs, flosiery and Gloves Furniture, CheckS,'
Zyc. Ivc. and wish to rcll them at
a:temall advance rm. cost 'and charger;, those in
want of any of the above, or anything' else
4 kept in•ctur BuronghStm OS re. respectfully In.
vjted to call on
I
September 2,
~ ~ i .
P.
I
28=ly
.1
' A i .11 iMEDY.V . 6)
IN*
, Fiticts for int Veqple-:
rprinE6onstantly increafing• p• poldritv and
said aB. A Ftifttie.mek% l Vertu; foge ha= ni
fliiced persons who are envious of Its•s::cres: In
palni.ofP'epon tile publiers col rations - Which all
medical !inen know to he inclteacious in expel
hug marine from tile ! systeto. • • ! ,
-This lieiretruce has made its way into pub .
iimfaccar upon the g moral of its own intrinsie
Merits, more titan any rther Medicine of 4 .4 e kind
tiow used;; and while many worm rentedieW
!tare. hyt' dint of puffing, bi en forced in.o sale,
and shortCy alter gone it,io the obScurity which
(heir w,otililessness justly merited, Felt.
hchtoo .s g yerin tinge continues to be fri.oripl - hint.
re sustained. 'lt has only J..) he ust d and its
.eacts w)lf fully sustain all that 18 said of its wun
ilertul cower. .
i! Certificate. :•
I,i Wales, Eric Co., 'New I'., 1813.
We msrtily that we have,usc.d B. A. Falitieo.
ock'a• V i efmifuge in our families. and in evert ,
case it hasl,proved a decided, and effectual remedy
thr expelling worms from the system
~Ve cor.
recommend it to • parcrits. who lire 4
Oren tiflieted with that darrgerrina malady:
ELON VIRG!! ,
jti/Al. 13 PAINE', • -
(HAY.
f • JOSEPH BURROUGHS.
For sac, wholesale; and retail, at the Drug
'Stiarelloiisb of t. , ; ' • • •
B. A. F iHNESTOCK & Co.
Corner of Sixth and Woud-sts., Pittsburg, Pa.
For said in Pottsville; by : •
! 1 9LE1IENS 4- PAR V lill, Druggists. •
December, 9, •'; , , 50—
.flish4opa . blc Et!ibitshment.
yir. A. WI LUAUS,
,DlOPEl?'A.pip, TAILOR,
. ,
11 1 1AKg4 this opportunity, to inform the inliabi
,
"j. 'tams A f Pottsville ' l and vicinity that he has
tahcn romp 4 in Centre street, three doors above
the Exchangc.Hotel, where lie intends carrying
on the Tailoring biisines., in its various bran
ches. 't'h'e putl:d may 'MAL as s ured of having
made rim and fathions'..!:
,their Gatbdien:.;
style assn any city in the,Union•
Ilavinglhad lonzipapeilence In the business in
various cities, he filters hiinself that lie earVgive
general sateractiorr ter those who may favor him
with ' •
'll7Garinen& entrusted'io his care will be war.
ranted in 61l cases. Particular attention paid to
Cutting.„
Pottsville, Oct. 7. 1843,
:;-I
~~
. ,
• P f _itent Mtit/M ,
olders, •
v r . slide s to regulate the spring; a new
and ,finfiroved artiele, just ;milled and
nr sale 4f this office.
t Dacembri '3O
WIrPCIIIES /, CLOCKS AND
11. Jewelyy•
11'
gri subscriber offers for sale, of his own
inanimation. .
Odd Lever Watchee, In volume eases
Silver do do • do •
0 •Id Lepine
.Watches
Snort do -' •
Oin and ..broly Mantel Clocks
Alaska! Boxes., 2 to 12 tune. each. , ',-
Together with a genera t - lassortment ol' Jewelry,
of fine tied .cumnion.gnalities, Silver Threaded
and plain Fortis and Splions; also; Watchma
ker's totals and materials,in great vari Lj. Orders
from thii country arc invited"; they. will meet
with preimpt attention and : every att.:ale charged
at the lowest prices -. • . . .
JOHN FAR R,
-:- • •
1 : 1 • 112 Chesnut sr.; Philadelphia.
Dereiober, 16, - • 51 —2ino
.- German Clay ilmanacs •
600 Gercinnalay Alpittnaes fur 1844, at 35
cents perdozen, brie 'dozen for
r c4ived and fur sale. whafesate and ratai
i
Dow. [
UZI
& A lIESPERSON - .
3 6-
.
123
MI
33. BANN;AN. Agent.
49
‘_ - :p1041 ,-- 0,c.to i
.
A“AIN:I+ - 1' .1.0."
I
-I . rittLaii!Ex.roi#,..,,
C4intal
! coAr.rEn,
dpONTIN,bP . to marib Insurance,
IL- 1 • sna on every,descriptiur
in town and country no thdusUairnv ,
Office 1631 Chesnut Street near filU
CHARLES N. BANC.ICER,
DIRECTORS,
Charleil9, Banker, . ;,Samuel Cr:
James Sejott. Vrederiek
Thamas.llare, Jab R.
Thomas Marton, Oeo. IW.R
Tobias Wagner. Aradreai.D
CIIAR LES G. BANCI
The Subscriber has '4.en appoin
the above mentioned Msytuttor, an
pared,to, make insurance; on every'
prorrty. tit the lowest rates.-
, ANDREW
Potisville, June 19. 1541::
11►dcutniiy riga lust 14m or dent
• Cap a 1 h sloo,oot
CHARTER PERPET
IM SPRING GARDEN INSU
PAN 4 #7; make Insurances, Mille
perpetually, against `Loss ; Or Dasnag
town dr country. on Douses. Cams, a :
all kinds, , on Household' , Furniture,
Horses, Cattle, Agriculturnl,Commer:
factoring Stock and Utensils of- eve
VessmsantitheirCargoeS in•port, as •
ges and Ginned Rents upon the most
Applications for Insurance, or any •1
the sutileet may. be . made either pet
letter. at 'the- Company'S , office; at
corner of Sixth and Wood streets.
• - I MORTON MeMICHA E
L. KramcnAln, Secretary.
DIIIEOOIIS,
• Morton McMichael, Clink
.. Joseph AVood. Archib
• P. L. Lagucrenne, • Samuel
Elijah Pallett, • • Robert
George M. Troutman.!, •11- W. I
• George W. Schreiner
The subsdriber has been appointer
above mentioned Institution and 'is n
I must: lysttaZiNCES upon every descrip
• •
I at
Pottsville. r F i e fe b s .l":. SO''l3ll':Nj
THE' rOCALIONTAS
VEGErA. OLE I.IL
rg. HE ; remedies - nrescribed fur t
Si eases, have correctly been di
sea according to their operation it
system. :Thus we have onccclass
the Stiiinanh to eject its contents,
another inducing nersiiiration call(
ics and; a thi_rd• Which evacuate]
and" bowels, defiant nated cathartic
tics or- pinging mcdicitt'es, have in
country ,been the favotirites of the
the cure of-the Most obstinate ant ,
ladies. The wonderfui- snccess
mode of, ft.re'atineut - will- readily
when flect that!the stomach a
assigned 'to them, the impria
i gestion ar the conversion of food
vital flo ' id intended-fur the ai dal
-mein of the Whole syst e m. I
ever the,' digestion . 'organs ¢
ditqualified fin the healthy nerfor
ditty ( and this occurs daily in ci
impute blood, and coniequently- di
rcsnits.:
1.1. has been reinarked;that win
mach is not usefully ermiloyed it
That individual, wird t.
the roost tormidable diseases are
the 11 , e, of, Pills coinpourided and
most ~vt ry hamlet of rani country,
ly risk, his ieput rdr
dpritas,, dr, Indian Vegetable Psi
eh'i !voniry the blood and
Lion, and have proved eminently c
bilious lever, bilious cholic,
liver, rliC•umatiSm, dropsy, inn
&c. &e.‘':Fernalei o
its and tnliridiget7tlon,
deines-iati of spiriti! and
ti,id rd ci from the use ofthese
'not a: dit , ease:Uter.tle4 With'a
and a coatA tongue, that
not rebeye. The following !imp
...how the beta fit derived frtniitri
ry corninon disease : .
C 'l 4 L"
ITavirlg been cured by the us'
tas Pill of an afarriiing disease
veral years standing, I deem i
my tat4e d. , nortni to the pnblre, f
others. I had taken variiiim re
forded only Ic•npurary' relief, a fu'
s oft:hese :ay *ease v
co . f4ed 'goad health far the last
I WI LLIAII
Milton', April 22, Id 13, •
the tee (flli
• W Bitting, Pottsville, Ger
• New Castle, Steiner.A. Kopp. Sc
flugh Kinslity, Port qa - rbort, Sch,
(iris igslting. ihe
can always.'he Vf.Fred. b:1;
~ r ots, corner of 2,1
pril29,-
Plat E t~duITE r,
.
ET LI En & III? 071.1
rerF, No 65 north Front I
phia, have now a gLod supply of
pure n hiet lead, aoti :those eilst
been sparingly stipplii.d in eri
run on'ilie:aftiele,:bhuil now h
No co,pessesres
nye and' beautifyino properics ‘•
paint,', to tin equal , 'Fxtrit . nit/
white lead; ;admixture
uls mars its Value. .IC.I
thesteinili filth of the rrninufae
years, Irk supply tb the public,'
white lead; and the de•
tirk is proof that lit lints met
ri
invaably branded oif:one head
& BROff19li:11, in 'and on
muirrF.D,'Pline—all red letters,
Noveinber 19, •
- cliliAPGS3ol3i • 1:1:11t
C ; And rzo'iCredit giv ;
railEXE.,snbscribei, has just . Open
81 ' . or. Norwegian arid.•the
Rail . P cad, a general assortment.. ,
PrOilisi t tins i , which he sell at
Bible . Kites roe t! SuCh as S i
Cotice,iY..: ^^l4le ; Teq,Cheezo.tt
Sperm and'Whale!oil, Stiertnace,
Dip'd Candles; Soap , Tobacco,
Shouldbr POik ° ?Dits• d Bee
arel, Elbt.ring, 6,tc.ltlc.- •
WILLIAO IT.-
'AprWS, , IB4.?, , , .
TRON• AND STEI
JAMES S. SP ENC
- Avo. - 53: Water
1 Doba tiELow Alm./
* , , Philndolphiat.
HAS!constantlyi' Mt hand, a f
IliON 4- STEEL, which
the most reasonable terms
September 3,
irwlmlmt=g,l
.•
' N 0.41 COURTLAND STREET,
T"E' subscriber respectful
friends and uthers,thut he h
new ana - cols:t - deafly for
COOrtland st., le short dista
r.r.r d, and nearer 16 13roadviay.
He will'ha better :able to .accn
ors as his house is Target. and fi
tine Parlors in rdedecn
nished Bed-rooms.'
tic hopes his customers wit
patiorage to the new 'establisho
inform them . that 'he has redo
Soardirt- to one dollar per day.
CHARLE,
April 25,
• Whiter Sper
J.O SIP recemd: a auperitle_
Sperm - od, fur esla :ky• •'•
• • • v6t. IL Ikt.
Coracr Norweg4a C
, Novetaber.lB, 1'843
U
II
I BY
ICA: Co.,
pc , lpa mcnt
I or, propert
Inqble terms
wee..
'President
rown,,
itnilh,
fiardir,
Lewis:.
ER, Scd't. , •
cd agent fOr
i 8 nor i• - pre,
cscriAion
RUSSEL
-ly
/klic
ANCE ClNir
teinporary 0-
. by FIRE., in
:
:d Buihli&fs o(
;Merchandise,
l e a s n e d ri M pt : i i :
veßasMortga- .
' vocable keno's.
n furrnation 'on
onaßy, , or Iby t
he Northwest
IL, Pres idch i
Stoke§:•
Id Wright.
Townsend,
oughead; ,
'omeroy;
• -
AG2:?:T for tho
oar pre'parcato
ion oreroperty
BAIWVAN
i NDI IN
lie core of
t ided into chit- '
;3
Oil 11113 hurnait
which bauiedyYl+,
:ailed emetics;
cd dtcrphoret
; the .stoni..telt
-. &c. Cathor
every age end A
ph sicians for
alarming ma
. :tending this
be understood
d tisr.vets . .13 •'I, L
tunclion of di
itti; 61U:id, that ;
and nourish.
,;Ws that %lien—
delireved • nr
Hance of their,
society')izcd
itseat:c arc the
encver - the ato;
t is always''at ir
;on:d deny that
dilly cured by
fvr sale vp'at.
mould Certain:
y. The Pnea-
Ils 'c !canoe ,the
ve Iflad ro -,7-ise t 9l in curing
mattnn.o the
dice,. Alenrisy,
sedentaryliab
'Latency,hea'd.-
neasiness,.wV , ll;;:.
hi4 l ,' , ;'7,
M er'gry'!;,
these vills.ccill
narrativ6;witE,'.:
rpe pill 4 hi a
...:
of the Poeithno;: ,
• the. lii , cr of se.o
a duty to ritakcO:
r the tient.% 06".
°Vies whieli"ao:'
ttithig two ho:-i.'
ed, and I Jialici.
1:k !ton.ethß. - •4:,
I FOLL3IIM:':t :'-:
above
rge
ituy HOW
elate a suptiiy
t.t. 4 ea. -Drili.lll-:,„
I strecte,,
If_llv
' •
R, mantrinet , iz,
- tree.% Philacitizi:
heir warranted it
inters wittiNavi;;,!.l,
iseirience of:
ave. Lheir..urder;Vj
I tho.te'kek , erti'"
•
odesirable iri. •
I . • narfulteralc 7 ...!
!of other' matert'i'l'
I 6 therefore trec4
Imen', for min
pLttfeetly
• and for U:\
ih favor, It
he ;A her;
OE
C§ll.
n. .
d at the caraerjf
-I,llnunt Car bon,
f Groceries :lad; 't
the lowest pos; i :
,gare, l 3lolaaacti,r;
cc, Spicer, 4c
t. 4.121r.!•-•
Sega'rs,
,Cudfisly,s4aotc
TAP;SiIAtt:
Jll.,
trett,•
St.,
II adg , ,rtinent of
nay be had
• ,
3Z ~4
rLL, `.
E YO n R.• ••
y notifies.
s cei ee
at
eCbdor
. ,
Inodtito his visiu
lied up with
nd seventy 'fa
cnniinne . thei`x,
ant, and wouirGl
, ed his price df
WirCOFE7.• r, ; ;:,
1
oil.
Ir4clo of ,
- - •
labon Rnt Roa4:l,
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