Mike Leary's Song of the Frolics. bearpratles, or troarphies, or whatever neme ' .The Verned may call ye, I lovelt the same: , .te're, the thiandesi, the etvatest. the best of all . fruit And rp, sing till I'm tired in pnlise Of the root. . . Atsiseigane them gaintty when put in the pot, And rake them up smoking and_ at‘ them quite hot ; `And velt4 on their beauties my soul is regalia', I'll loudly proclaim they reqiiire no repaint' . , , , ti butter-milk. share TOT a prince they're , a faste r • -There's nothin' like pmties,yest, north, south, or east. Ilisraid fruit! _rade down my pleased throat as ye roll, pewiiurOd that *.fe Leary will ne'er-chaige ye toll. ma,,etalk of their fruit_ from afar; -Of tha gqtpe, and the peach, the apple and pear-; 134.theln:aty so rattly; the r ifraty Is mine ; ' )&dy the praty and shamrock for ever ertiyine! We liave no replication. of having published the e subjoined pathetic story 'within the.year,lost pa.st , and it : was the, opinion of a late estimable citizen' who .was distinguished by his essay onlpolitical economy, and his effective efforts for the comforts. of the poar ana the good of every: body, that - all . honest editors should give Cousin,: Sally ; Dilliard plaei in tlieir Paper once a year, at least—he eyerEspoko of once in six months. COUSIN SALLY DILLARD: OAMTITO.N C• JONES Bctxr,- . —A Court of Justice in, N. Carolina. A'lnirdless disciple of Themts arises, and thus ftddrcsses the Coutt; "May it, please your wor ships, and yotrgen6Mcn, of the jury, since it has been my fortune {goo dor bad , I will not , say) to exeicise myselfin legal disquisitions, it has never Wore befallen me tube obliged to prosecute so direful, marked and maliCions an assaulta more tvilful,. Violent, dangerous battery, and finally a more diabolical' breach of the -peace haS seldom Iferafyour duty to. yass upon, one So shocking to benevolent feeling., as this which took place over at Captain Rice's in this county. But'you, will heir from the witnesseg.." -The witnesses being sworh, tw.). or thr co were e.amined, - and deposed-hone Said. thaithd had -heard the noise and did not seethe fight-another that he saw the row, but dintt know struck L first—and a third, that he was very drunk and Icciubl'nt say Much about the skrifnmage. Lawyer ,• Cops: r —l an, very sorry, gentlemen, to have occupied your time with the stupidity` .of thewitnesscs'eximined. It arises4entleMen,al together from misapprehension on my par Had ,known , as I nosy do„ that I had a witness in at tendaace, who was Well . acquainted with all the eiretim4tmices of the case, kind ` who was -able to ',make himself cic4rly understood by the court and jury, I should not so long have' trespassed on your time and patitmce. Come forward, Mr. Har- the witness, a fat, chtitTy, look 'Corned, and took hiS corpora oath with an air. • Chops—liatri, we wish you" to tell about the riot that happened the other day at Capt. Rice's and as a good dealof time has,been'already wasted . in circumlocution, we 'wish you to be compendious , and at the same time asexpliciins possible. Harris.--.Edrictly f —giving . the . lawyer a knowing wink, and at the same time clearing his throat—Captain Rice, he gin a treat, and cousin Sally Dillard, she mine over to our hOuse, and ax . ad me if my wife she moutn't go. I told cousin Sally Dillard that' My Wife was poorly, being as ' 'how she had, touch of the rheumMics in the hip, • and the big swamp was in the road, and the big swamp was up, for there had been a hea l ') of rain lately, but howsomever, ai it Was she, cousin Sal; I 9 Dillard, My. wife slia mount go. Well, cousin Sally i Dillard then asked me if Moses be 'monent go. I told cousin Sally Dillard that Moses he was 4/ the foreman 'of the crop, and the crop was smartly in the grass; lint homsomever, as it-was 'she, coo ; . sin Sally Dillard, Mose he mout go. Chops—ln the• name of common sense, Mr Harris, what do you mean by i . this rigmarole? Do say what you know about l ithe riot. Witness—Captain Pee, he, gin a treat, and cousin Sally Dillard she eame l over to our house arid axed me if my wife she mout'nt go: I told cousin Sally Dillard— Chops.—Stop, sir, if you , please ; we . don't want to hear any thing about cousin Sally Dillard and your wifc—'tell us about the fight at Rice''s. 117lniss 7 Well, I will, sir; if you• will le Chops-Well, sir, go on. .IVitness—Well„ Captain "pipe he girt a treat, nd cousin Sally Dillard she :caino over to our 4OUge and'axed me if my wife she mouent go— •• Chop—There' it is again;; witness,' witness, pleaie to stop.' Witness—Well, sir, what do you want!? clzops 7 --Wewant to know about the I fight, and you must not,prOeeed in this impertinent stery:— Do you know •anything about the matter before. the Court 1 _ I'+<tnes3—To be sure I do. • Chops.—Well, you go omen& tell it ; and no thing else. . _ Captain Rice ho gin a treat— Chops-r This is intolerable..: May it please the court, .1. move that this , witness be committed fur a contempt ; he seems to be' trifling Niith this Court I - Court-tWitrieaq, you or , C ourt ' of JustiCe; and unlesi you behave yourself in a more becoming nipnner, you will IT sent to jail ; eo begin and tell what you know, abut the light at Captain Rice's. Illtness—(alanbed.)—Well, gentlemen, Cap tain Rice he gin a treat, and. cousin Sally Dil lard—. ~ Clops 7 l hope this witness ma} be ordered in to custody. -', • • 0)2/T1—Caller deliberating.)—,Mr. Attorney, tho . Coint is of opinion that we may save time by telling the witness to go on in .his own way.-- Proceed, Mr. Har:is, with your'story, but stick to the point., • . • . IVitrzess-:-Yes, gentlemen; well, Captain,,itice ' he:giiCii treat, and cousin Sally Dillard she come over to our house and axed me. , ‘,if my wife she. Mottent go. I told cousin Sally-Dillard, that my wife she was 'pooily, being as . haw she had the rheumatics in , the hip, and the 61i swamp was up ; but hovisometer, as it was she,, cousin Sally Dil; lard, my -, wife - she Og' go. Well, courdo. Sally, Dillard theixasked - nie, if Mose he moutn't go.-1 told cou \ sin - Sally Dillard as how Mose, he was theforeman oftke crop, and thC . crop was smartly in the• grass, but bowsomever, as it was she; mill- Sally Dillard; Moso•he mount go. So they . goes on together; MC's°, my wife and cousin Sal ifDillard-, and.they come to the big swamp, and it wits, up as I was telling you , ,but being as how `there was a dog across the• big, swamp, cousin Sal !y Dillard Mose, like gentle folks, they walk ed the log, but my wife, ilk; a dratted fool; waded througb;- , and thee all Ileum about tke fight. PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE OF THE SCHUYLKILL NAVIGATION COMPANY. PHILADELPHIA, March Ist 1812. - Rates of Toll, 4-c., upOn the Sehnylkilll Naviga tion from the opening 'of the lion in Me spring of 1844.. BATES, &c.,13 . P0N COAL. BE following rates of Toll on Coal' are fixed from I the opening of the navigation, and will not be rals ed.prior to the Ist . of. June, 1014 ; and if they are lower ed at any time during - the shipping season, a drawback on the previous shipments will .be allowed' to the -a mount of the reduction, in the way of credit fur' Toll on Coal afterwards shipped. From Port Carbon,: and Pottsville, to Philadelphia,. 26 cents and from •Schuylkill Haven to PtiiLatielphia, 34cst: per ton of 2240 pounds. From Port Clinton to Philadelphia, 30 tenni! per ton of MU) pounds. , On till way-coal, not coming to Philadelphia, one third of a cent per ton per mile: From the gross weight, as ascertained at the weigh locks, live per cent. will be deducted, and the toll char eed upon the net weight. No toll will be charged upon fractions of a ton. 'MISCELLANEOUS FREIGHT.: ;.The rates of Toll on Miscellaneous Freight-will'-be according to the - rates and classifications nflast season, at three mills and fourniills per 1000 pounds per mile , . - ON EMPTY BOATS. • The Toll on Empty Boats will be, asju 1813, ta.o ets per mile ; but no toll will be charged on any boaewher :s cargo pays a toll of .$5 or upwards. • . By order of the Board of Managers. - CLAUDIUS HARPER, Secretary., 10-. March, 9 'SEW' EST.ELIILISUNLENT. GEORGE 111. ELKICITO.N • .commenced the manufacture .`of SOAP- 4- CANDLES, Al No. 12 illargwelta Street, flOe doors above Front .Strect, between Callotaltill'und Willow Street rail road IMTEI 1:47 TIME he offers for sale, on reasonable terms, wholesale and retail. first dality Yellow Soap, Conunon'lliown do. White Fuller's do., Palni do. Cas tile do., Fancy Shaving do. August 12, S' MALL .I_ , J. Aft 1 1 1:., 1 / 4 • r A EL rex s . ANDSOMELY situated in Bradford -County, Pa. 11 on the waters of Little Lova/sock Creek, about. 70 antes North of l'ottsville, and 15miles :South of Mon roeton, containing as rolled's4llm 62 Acres, 105 Per chesp-one 53 Acres 77-,Perches—one Acres, also, 68 Acrsq; 44 Perches, adjoining, unimproved. The im provements on each area good log dwelling, small barn, &c., good spring near the doOr, and within LI miles lof the T. ,ga Turnpike, I mile of Daniel Miller's improted Farm and Saw Mill, and near to P. 0111Eu,Sehoel,•Ment ings, &c: They adjoin the improved Farms of Thortas Murphy, Cornelia,: Manahan and Daniel Obrien. The Title is indigpulable, having been held by the present owner 40 years, taxes all paid up, &c. Letters post-paid will be attendifth,ts—and if several individuals, trill a make a purchmki ether, the terms trill be liberal.- D. Miller can shop the Farms. Direct to . . . A. P. MORRIS, Real Estate office, 23, Filbert.st. Phila.la., March 23, 1644. 12-6 mo Philadelphia; PACKAGE SALES OF BOOTS AND SIIOES; Every Tuesday morning, at 10 o'dock, BY O. W. LORD. ARD.—A combination having been formed by a por- V 'lion of the Dealers in Boots and Shoes, of this city; with the avowed object of suppressing the sale of those Goods by Auction. It seems proper-for the subscriber, . (who has held these Sales for the past eighteen months) to state that notwithstanding the combination, the Sales will not be stopped; but on the contrary, as he will now rely more than ever, on the patronage of the Country Merchants, the sales will be held • , • Every Tuesday Morning, at the Auction Storei . 208 Market at., and his arrange ments with the Manufacturers, both of this city and all New England, are such, as to Insure him a constant and full supply of every description of goods. The mere fact of so great an Minn being made, to put down these Sales, is the best evidence the Country Merchant can have, tlizit it is forhis interest to sus- Philada., Marc. 544 12-6 m, alit them Scales! Scales!! DALE'S. Patent Pre mium Platform an d Counter Scales, celebra ted for accuracy and con venience, warranted to keep in order, and weigh • correctly, • longer than any other Scale in use. .d We have a large num , of testimonials, from Rail Road Co's, Tram • portat ion Co's, -C oa l ;Dealers, Merchants and sothers,.who have these' Scalesin use, which can be seen atNo. •12 Walnut st., 4Philadelphia.—P o r sale by . „ GRAY & BROTHER, Sole Agents for the Patentee, 42 Walnut Phila. • GRAY ,s• BROTHER, Coal & Iron Dealers and general Commission Men , chants, and Dealers in all binds of Scales and Weights, No. 42, Walnut street, Philadelphia. Feb. 17 . , . 7- COAL: COA L:! 1 • 9oRAY & nnoninn, have taken the Second Wharf below Locust street. and will receive Coal on ts rage, or to sell or reship, on the! most favourable se ma. Advances mud if required. Office 42 Walnut K et. April 6, . ' 14— • POTTSVILLE HOUSE, C NTI:E S TREET, EAST SIDE, OPPOSI C I MAIIANTANGO STIREEt: ' THE subscriber takes this rn't hod o the attention of trayelleri.to hi. cue epmltOTEt., 9i tItMC d aS above. Binh lie is now prepared, with the aid of'a .4ehla=.bandsomely furnished Molise—excellent table—and rood bar, to accommodate satlsfactorilyand stirtuoitsly all who may choose to patronize his es ta lishment. The HOTEL is situated at a central spot in the Borough, and adapts itselfpecutiarly to business men, - as a boarding house. Attached to the Hotel, is good and comfortable Sta ng, which, with the addition of attentive ostlers, and ater, make it a desirable stopping place for travellers who use their own conveyances. Alway. thankful for past favors, he hopes by strict and catefut attention tD the comfort of Itis_patrons; to tri V t a ['miler continuance of them.' DANIEL HILL. Pottsville; May 18 • TIN WAR 13 MAN urAcroity. fa.hanten,r, • • ..Arhantango Street, :241d00r a &ace Centre ; st:, &mg -.Side. I 1 1 TILLI AM ME L informs the , citirms of Putts- V stile and Setei)lkall county genemlly, that he is pre ared to receive and execute all 'eiders for tin wa eof every character, ' . qe has constantly on hand arta- in progress of ma lilac iure a complete assortment of buckets, pans has ns,cuiis. gut tereppute, bent horns, &c.,4m.. which , he ill cell on the most reasonable terns, 'either by wholesale or retail. i r n'• All orders fur Tin• Spouting. attended tn . and executed at the shOrtest notice May 18, Manifold Writers. , n i F the most _approved kind. Also Brinks of Pra- VI red Paper, Carbonic Paper-and Arate Poin • for writing, just received and for Bale by B. BANN ,N. June 8 24 ' •• AVt. . , A Steam Engine for 'Sale.. ' J'liE. subscriber 1133 . a.,two Hofse Steam - Engine which he will sell cheap. It is welt calculated for linnn, Coal Screens, and has powcrwifticient to screen JO tons per day. . GEO. U. POTTS. , Apr. 13, - 15— TEST received a quantity of 8 and 'lO square. and .1 steel suitable for Drille, also, spring steel and Amer can and English blister steel, all or any of which still be sold cheap for cash at the York Stotts" !' • February 10, • - J • , . CWT recei ve d on consignment; 100 kegg of Naila,ot a very superior' quality,*and assorted sizes i they will be sold cheap for cash, by application to the sub. scriber; at the York Ftore. • 1 E. YARDLEY. i June IS 1 • y4—' PHILADELPHIA. ATTENTION. - MILITARY STORE. l t a& subscriber woul di "respectfully -inform' hie friends and costumers, that he has located his - • Military Cap Man- factory tri Third Street. No. 101, a few doors-below. Race., where he would:he-eleased to see his old custome rs{ and as Many new ones sabre - disposed to. favour him with theii• custom.' He still coat inues to manUfacture Military and Spbrtman's articles of every description,' sach as leather, Cloth. Felt. Silk and- Beaver Diesti nfall patterns;Turage Caps; I-Misters tor trotiO Body do . ; Caiinacti Maas. Bayonet "c ibb.arde, Belts.of all kinds; Canteens; Knatisacks, daierehi patierne.: Fite %Buetteta, Pasting, Buses, Tube d?, Brush and Picker's Plumes. Pompoons FiSeinen Capl, Leather. Stock's, Gun Cases, superior quality Shot Bags. Game Mc . 2.70td45 . thank fully received and promptly at tended tn. . WILLIAM CRESSMAN 4 ,' • N0.,101 North ThirdStreet.c few doors below Rao Philadelphia. Janijary LI, 1844 2-4ni Tonyers, Bleachers, Paper !Makers, Stea . Engine Bollders, sind. others PASCAL IRON WORKS. ;'WELDED WROUGHT IRON TUBES From 4 inches to ir ,in calibre and 2 to 12 feet long, capable of sustaining pressure from 400 to ZOO Eta, per Square inch, with Stop NJucksi T.„ IA 'and other fixtures to suit. fitting tosether.• with screw itsj suitable for STEAM. WATER, GAS. and far MOTIVE and'other STEAM BOILER Fi.u.za - ! 15 /) Mel .Manufa4tured and for sale 'by ' NOREUS, TASKEB, & DIORBIB. Warehouli 8. E. Cnrner of Third & Walnut Etteeis. ' PIALApELIPHIA:\,- July 11, COAL CUTTER OR IiRE/KeR: A LL persons having an interest in'the Coal busineks, rl are respectfully.anvited, between land .9 o'clock in the morning, until the 27th inst., to witness the opera tion of Richardson's , Pigtent Coal Cutter or Breaker,* Nelson Gavit's Machine' Shop, on the cast side of Broad street, north of Filbert, Philadelphia. 1; The advantages offered by this Machine; are its sirn- Plkiry, durability and economy of construction and tiae An Engine Of four hdrse poser, will be amply sufficient to propel it with the requisite force, for cutting or break; ing and screening 12 : tona of Coal an hour, with less per itentagedf waste, than any Machine in use, for similar purposes. . • .The principle is an entirely new, one—it may bep 'l Plied to cutting or hrbaking Coal, of unlimited bulk, and obtaining with preclaion and certainty, the most desi rable sizes • for market, in the best proportions, dad lrith greatly diniiiiisPed per centage of waste, compa red with any Machine. offered for similar purposes. ,/ In the course of a few the Machine will be noel in `operation at Pottsville, to which the Coal interest of the region,; will bell invited to witness its operations • there. For any iiiformatidn connected with the business, hp ply at No. 106 Market st ,or to S. 11. KNEASS,I • No. 303 Spriice street, Philadelphia. 1 Philadelphia Jund 18-14. 33 - 33`,• runr.• w HITE LEAD. ,:wET/10.R16L & BROTHER, mannfactu " rers, No 61`r north Front street, Philadel phia, have now a ood t supply of their warranted pure whiet lead, and those customers who fave been sparingly supplied M consequence of a run on the article', shall now ha - ve their orders filled. No known subiance possesses-41103e preserve'. five and beautifying properies so desirable iin a paint, to an rgiial. exent with "unadulterated white lead; hencCany admixture of other Os only mars .t.s! value. It has theretore'been the steady aim or the manufacturers, for ninny years, to 'supply to the public a perfectly !pure ;white lead; and the unceasing demand for the.ar ;tide is proof thati it has met wih favor. It is hivarlub:y brandeld on doe bead—WETHERI,LL At. BROTUER,:in full ,l and on the other, SVIAM. itstvreo PURE—cili in fed letters. :November 19; !47 _: • I ! • - TO. ( LET . rri HE substantia and convenient STONZ STMIE and .1. Witsuguousi, at Mbunt Carbon. lately in occo pancy of Joseph White ix Son. The Store is 10. i. 4o 'feet, and the Warehouse 60:80 feet, both being 2 ;stories high in front. having excellent cellars of rather 'basements, the floor of /thigh arena the level: of the !ground at the bacldof each: both buildings - front on !t he Centre Torithitir!: thdre are good dacha for I the ;reception at each Merchandise by the Canal, laud loods brought by P. R., R. tt.pan,bedischsrgetl at the evel of the Ist finer of the Warehouse. directly into fitsits rear, which restsagainsi the track of the (Mount rear, R Road. There iii ample room aroondlthe (ducks for piling plaster: land a good lumber! wharf Twill be added to premises lensed. if desired.- ! Immediate postiessimi "given. Apply at the Del aware Coal Company's idiom viz: to . JOIC. MARL, Mount Carbon, or J. R. WOITE, .1. 117 outh.Bth St. Pfuladelptea: . Pottsville, Mai 18th' tf =Re THIS subscriber; takes i customers and the ci that be has removed his FLOUR. AN i from Centro street to t Rail Road streets, *here continuance of their patr, Feb. 24, ALBERT . pROOK, BEGS to inform:the Cal Operators, ane;t h e chants generally of chuylkill County, that - now prepared to miinufac ure :4 1 71 VgLS of every ilescriptiOn, of t e best materials, end in the most. workmanlike manner: which he is enabled to sell at the loweercity prides. • All orders proMptly attended to, and the most accom modating terms of paymeft given to purchasers. Port Carbon, April 8, ,--.-. . New Tailor' i: Establishzhezit: T'lEBlb.crbeeytinfortteir friends, n 4 ilel Pni- lie.,l3ttl have neared themselvei over -the store lately occupied by B T. Taylor, and are prepared to do any work in the T daring line. Frotti-the long experience of the Genior Partner, they with Conn ence solicit a share of thevibilt. patronaee, as it Is thir in tention, to give satisfacti. a to all who will tavoethem with theli custom: - R. M. GRANT i PETER S. M'ARTZ. . April 6. ; . - i 14-.ly 31 KS.: It. JACKSON'', MILLINER do DRESS MtK - I • LOte of Reading, MiESPECTFULf.,Y inf l ame the Ladies of Pottsville and.vicinity, that she has,' commencett the above business in Norwegian street, a ' few doors beloW, T. & ,J. Beatty's store, and hopes by strict attentidn, to' mer it and receive, a share of their patronage. Bonnets tittered, and done up in the neatest man her. April 6, I !4 3ms .1 • . . . , A S the , period infasFaiitiroaching for the election of fl Officers to thelseveral Battalions, and of the New . .Brigade„.and as it 14 generally, although erroneuilsty,be , tiered that ti goodluniforin ,cannot be progured ut of the city, the sulrsgriberi, would therefore notiy all' successful candidate ' sof thefact, that theyare repa red to Punish 'AIILITARY OUTFITS, of! any rank, f from Major General, to Corporal, in as correct de pot and! cheap a Manner, as any other.etuablishment in the state—for the truth of alt which they can give high and Satisfactoty evidence. ,' .. _ • ' . c LIPPINCOTT .lc TA'FLON .Cornee Xahaatartgo and Centre streets: Fob. I , 1 . l' ' ' i V ACLU:STORY:RAFT' OF HENRY CLAY-iA few Copies of this elegant Portrait of the- great States man of the West, price 33. Just received and for isale at this office. April 22 ' •• '.; 16, ' ' .• . CO3.1.1101V01.1;,—A freah . ..atipply! Cam man Ott, tbr i t uto by SILLYMAN &ro. March ,• -•• 12— i ESE T LAMPS:LIDO Lard Lamps frail 50 to $1 25 • Leach; just twitted and far sale by • 1 Mar. 2, 0- B. rtANprAm Agt. CHURCII iIYON•I3I?QIC.-;r:Tust reeelv ed and for sale py 13ANNAN. , 1 Feb. - , 24, . • • . . . -:-•. .• . • . • Elegant 'Ckid Cass. i • • , • rRE sabscTiber (major. received a few elegant La-, . - die's .Tortoiaci She'll Velvet, Laid and Painted' 1- very Card Cases %stitch will sell at Philadelphia pri ces. May 25 '2l B. "BAN Itiii,N4 4.gt. , , , .if inuttcri rsnOtist.-- A few copies of t h e Church 1 11 , Psalmist, elegantly benind In Turkay l'iloreiceo, for sale at'Philapelplua: prieesiby B. B/LPINAM At't. - —i May 25 , t . • - •• , 1 I '2l— 'IENItt,ET MACHINES—For Attomiel, for ti t ling Pe .ll-1, pers. Isla°, Patent Paper Cripeattet Yee vAd,and for sale by •z. . • = B. BAN NAN, I May 25 •• I • . MS! his method of infoimin 'lens of Pottsville One 1 FEED STORE • corner of Norwegiso e will be pleased to me •nage Pfl)ttki IA RD. A C To : the Military. TriE MINERS'= JOUTINAL.; 1 ~:-A.I.EDIONES..-: itr-A. • 'l e„r r - • • OH v ATCARACS 4tB - N ACOUSTIC OIL! . • -;- THE ONLY CURE FOR . • , 14 .OEAFRESS - DEAFNESS' CURED. Seaxp4s Compound - kreosote : Acoustic iOil, , . . .. WORtig aim of DR ja Di ES S. Pain, and the Is 17 charge ofthittter from the earl.; also e ll those dlia-' - Meahle I:IC/Lie& like the buizing of insects, falling ;of water,hozzing of steam, &a., kc. which are'SyMptoms '-er atrPtitching deafness. and aLso - attendant" with the ': disease. ' ' . . • ORT.TITICATES: i The following Editorials and certificates will be read with interest as they speak facts, which are "stabboon biErrasonnistsov 'Elmo :—lf any have ;donlits they may now dismiss them, and the most incredulous may consider Deafness as curable. Numerous rases of .cures, and many °Mem very remarkable-'-hy the use of 'Scarpa's Oil,' have been published, but this 'caps the climax' ,Younk or old may yet recover hearing. A lady in Soilthfield, Pennsylvania , and now bout SO years of age had been gradually getting deaf *r more than 40 years, so that it was next to impossible to make her hear conversation in ,the loudest tones of voice ; Last winter she was induced to try •Scarpa's 011 for Deafness' It is only necessary to add that shit has us-, ed two bottles, and that herhearing is perfectly, restor ed—she is cared.lL DE4FNESS CC/RED.—The ' following extract from a letter written. by Mr. Johnson of Boston, to a friend in this city, is important. ; ; 'The bottle of Scarpea 'Oil for Deathess, that yoti sent me, with the wish that my daughter would try it, has been aired,' and in its etTects, hove astonilhed all.; you know Now very deaf she has been since , she was three years old—she now hears quite well, bui as the medicine has all been used; -1 wish you to send me an other bottle, which I have every reason to believe cure her entirely.'—fTitfies, , 'For sale by B. 11: OUMPERT, NM. 120 North Second Street, Phtladelphia,and by EICLIHN.TE - & SANDERBON, I Agents, Pottsville. , 30— July 22 , 1843, . „ COMSTOCK & CO'S • Coneentraied Cornpfinnd Auld Extact • ; SARSAPARILLA. v oft the cure of Scrofula; Chronic Rheumatism, Gen oral Debility, Cutaneous Diseases, Scaly Eruptions of the Skin, Totter. Pinitii.3 or Pustules on the Face, Liver Affections, Mercurial and Byphileidi Diseases, Biles, from an impure habit of body, Ulcerations of the Throat and I•eg, Paine and Swelling of the -.Wines, and, all Diseases arising from an impure state of,;the Blood, Exposures and Imprudence's in Life, Exces4ve use of Mercury, &c. . An immense effort has been lately made to introduce various compounds called "Extracts of Sarsaparilla,' as positive and specific cure-ails. 'Hite were to believe the extravagant assertions bribe adventurers who are pushingihem, all disease that "flesh is heir to;" can be governed and removed by theie wonderful `i extra - Ms." Now, we Want no customers to our articles iut persons of common sense at least; and those who lhave that, will find it impossible to believe these extravagant and ridiculous assertions. Depend upon it then; if you get COMSTOCK'S true extract of the real Sarsaparilla, ev ery disease that can be cured by this and various other roots that form the compotind, will be cured by it. Such, particularly as Scrofula, Rheu tuat ism, and all diseases of the blood, and particularly disease and suffering from the abuse of, mercury. COMSTOCK'S SAIIS , APARILLA is warranted as good as any in the city, and at just half the price of others, and i n as large bottles, viz..so rents per bottle, or $1 poi dozen. Suit yburselves, To be found only at Comstock's Branch 'Ouse, No. 24 North sth St.. Philadelphia; and in Pottsville at 1 Feb. 17, 7-1 y J. S. C. MARTIN'S. FOcts for the P.eoolel rilHt constantly to:creasing pe'pulerity• and sale of B. A Fahnestock's Vermifuge has in duced persons who are envious of its success to palm off upon the public preparations which all medical tnen•know to be inefficacious in_expeil- • hog wormsfrom the syStem. This Vermifuge has made its Way into pub lic favour upon the ground of its - own intrins)c merits, more than any other medicine 'Diem kind now used,; and while many ~worm, remedies have, by dint of puffing. been fdrced.into sale, and shortly alter gone - into th e ol'omdrity whieh' their worthlessness justly minted, B. A. Fah-' neitock'sVermifoge continues to he triumphant. Iv sustained. It has ;only ti bg used and its effects will fully sustain all that is said of its won derful expelling poweri Certificatei Wales, ; Erie Co., New Y. Jan. 7, 1849. We certify that we have used 1. A. Fahues tock's Vermifuge in our families; and in every case it has proved a decided and efreetual remedy for expelling worms from the syatem. We cor. dishy recommend it to parentscho have chi then aftlictod with that dangerot malady. r ?' ELON) VI RGI WM. B PAINE, 11081 MAY J.OSEPLI BURROUGI For sale, wholesale and retj Warehouse of , g his 6ally, and 'tit a Met e is B. A.. FA 11 N EST Corner of Sixth and Wood ate. ; For sale in Pottsviiir, by CLEMENS cf PARVJ December, 9 . . . JOYPUL NEW Almost every disease that flew cured by the timely inse of 01 PORN I..EPuRATIvE RU proved satisfactonly to those who the stores where this invaluable I certificates (properly authenticated ed on individuals who had lost a I certificates of Physicians who ha. cases under treatment, their patien medicine by theiradvice and been from' the Piot honotary.Clerk of 0 tary, i&c.. stating their ticquairtan respectability and standin,.o, who their fellow men at heart, have vol ward and given a statement of thei for publication, Ste. (kr.: The nu ficates being too great for newapa subscriber has deemed it advisabl. the most important certificates p ted, under seal, to be placed at t who have the medicioefOr sale, -w ted with Scrofulattor Kings evi Chronic Rheumatism, Tatter, A Erin:loons ofthe kin, Cough of I civient - Consumption, sick fiend have an opportunity of aseerial residences of those who have be and who will be willing, if called information required. As amore general evidence th miklicine:l would refer to the n Ine . well known.phyvicams, who efficacy:--Dr. J. P. Mester; Dr. Ottiv, Dr. 11. 11. Mulalenbeit, Dr. ,Sidd wholesale and Retail at tl cal Store of ' ER • . . E. 13.' EICHBO J. B. &..J.ll. Metsvi Port Carbon ; Henry \route, Orvt' January 21, •1 : : - . Dr. • Bebhte • PULMONARY :PRES.' For Coughs; Colds; Inlluenzas, cough; Pains of the Breast and Asthma; Croup; Difticultyof pectoration; Shortness of Bi • , motion IV the Lunn; ,an ) apProaahing Con . SU T has been but a few years sin ; Ibeen introduced into thin county; ductive of the most astonishing alt; As several hundred certificates of. I heretofore published. itrie outs T 4 Mind the public where it can be ol Throueboiat Germany' it is knoi, screct.,",mill is Lite only ; niedicitiei bo n e • I it is put upin bairpint bottles,'" 5Q Cents a Bottle. ; . Prepared only (froth thh arigin a great prlee;) and told wholesale dy's Health Emparlnm, No. 191. near Vine, (aiga•of the 0 0 /den Philadelphia , ; For Sale C , . lAiAROR RAILROAD WAG I te7nn the Mount Cathon: and road'. Alta, Mining tools, Mat and Wheel Barrows. Apply' at t . Feb, IDS TOILET ARTICLES• , - 0 LENN'S . ROMAN KALY7)R, • I A DOE, PLEASANT' AND CERTAIN: cups Fob 1 ungeKLEs, Pimples, Tan, Soubiarb, itioth.lßlotlies, I 7 , TOtter Ringworm, and other obstinate ittimction• of d 'the 541 N, removing every impurity and giving to the 1 Complexion a clearness truly beautiful . To gentlemen ' I it isreecommended for removing .the irritation and oth-' er diseases of the . skin, often produced by the use off, strong alkaline soaps and creams in shaving, the Ealy.l dot may be used without the least danger onlthe .most`, delicaie skin, and is a refreshing wash in Warm weath er, Orin travelling', priceso - cents per bottle. I ' ; .... GLENN'S INDIAN HAIR OIL. i—ThiS 6 . 1&: gun; prepatation is compounded of Vallee% oils., forming' . together a compound cif great value, for prowing-the growth andpreser.vingthe hair, it nourisbe the roots s la thereby causing it to grow with vigor, and recanting it fregn. falling out, orturning . grey, remov ing at the same time, the dandruff which canoes the !lair to tali out ITo those who",have lost their hair hp sickness or any Other cause, except old age, ft is confidently see. commended, it gives a, glossy softness to tho locks, and tiasthesingular property °remaking the 'hair, dark, and is therefore recommended to those who are beginning to turn grey—it is almoi an excellent curling fluid nod beink pleasantly perfumed it is much esteemed for dres s singlthe hair in general, and for the heads of children, price 50 cents Der :bottle. ..•,, . . . ; qi. T .NN'S AROMATIC liosr. TiI9T,II,PASTE%, This `very pleasant and truly efficacious ilentrifice, is prepared from ingredients perfectly harmless, it gives a pearly whiteneduto the teeth, firmifeSs to the gums, andffragancy to the breath, removing spots or incipi ent decay, and preserving the teeth effechially: • It has been nisi it and reccocainended by dentists in their prac tice, and is believed to he equal to any; article of the kind in use. It is put in neat China boxed, and having a solid form, is not liable to waste or spill, and is free from the grit of Tooth Powders in 'general, price 25' cis. per , box. , . . ItrLENN ' S INDIAN HAIR DTEOS warraii . ted to change grey or red hair to a handsome brown hr jet black, without-injury to the hair, or even' aining to thq 'skin, and rnqy be used . with perfect safety. To liise who have become prematurelytrey', it is Invalur ab e, and to gentlemen who are troubled with grey wl iskers it is strpngly reccommended , the • color pro il .duced is nitturaLi and will not rub off; or soil the whi test muslin. Price 50 cents.. ___ 11,1 „, • . „„ 1C HAUX” SI RECKLE ASH,.--A Cora plete remedy for Freckles. This reinedy,was invented by, Or. Chs Miami, of Lombardy, ',a; distinguished PhySician °filmiest century: . The proptletor tae eve ryi confidence in it; as a superior preparation for the purpose designed,it may be used without the least cau tion, and . for pimples and other affect lonnof the skirt, it bat certain cure., Price 371 cents per bottle. :The above named articles have been. sold very ;ex tensively 'by the subscriber for many years, and are conscientiously recommended to the public, asprenzira tiOns of real value, and not to be ranked with the bum bags of the 'day'a single trial will convince the most skeptical, that gieir good qualities are not over rated. "A Good Share and Yel no Shave." GLENN'S II'PidIVALLED SAPONACEOUS COM : )"OUJV'D FOR SIDIVLIVO. TO Gentlemen who shave themselves, this articles offered with the greatest' . confidence as equal,e, tiot superior to any other Shaving Soap in use. For delightfiil and consistent lather, which Will not dr y On the-face or irritate the most delicate skin, for the lase and comfort it gives to the often troublesome ripe ration of:shaving, rendering it surpassingly easy, this conipoutitican be safely reccommended. It is ennally effectual its warm or cold water, and after usingit, the face is left soft and pleasant, and entirely free front the Irritation and roughneSs often catised by- the use of Strong alkaline Soaps and Shaving Creanis. Thecom )mund is pleasantly perfumed and put up in a neat chi- Pa.box, unswerin. all the purposes of a shaving, -box, andnti trial will h e ' found very ecnnomidal and epnve intent, during the fete years this article has been before-- !the- public, the proprietor has sold 35,000 boxes of it, ;and the demand is constantly increasing:as its merits beconte known, The agents are authorized to return tapurchwie money, where it does not give entire sat i &fiction. , • i 'The Saponaceotts Compound is composed of 'lncre ! clients. so admirably compounded, that tdtaving - w ith it, , is amabsolute pleasure.'—.U. S. Gazelt. 'The Saponaceous Compound, is the best preparation extant for shaving purposes. It is extensively, patron ized, and deserves to be ; every gentleman who shaves himself, should buy it.'—Thiladilphia Gazette. .We beg to call the attention oftho bearded portion of our suliseribers,- to the Sapnriaceous Compound. ; ' It is, without except ion:the best shaving soap,we eve used.' —Philada.Tranfirript, `Tile Saponaceous Compound for shaving, ist he best —perhaps the very best article in nie, for Scraping the beard from the human face divine. What witf(a keen razor and this compound, you may shave your face in half the time, you are pronouncing the word. It is an anomaly in languae,e4it is a very good 'shave ond 'yet no shave2-LBoston . Daily Times Prepared by L. W. GLENN, i'lanufacturer of Perfumery, Cosmetics, and Fancy Soaps, 82 and 84 South Third street. opposite iae chinge t Philadelphia. And also sold by • I - ,BEZ•L BANNAN, Ag't., Pottsville. May t 8 , 20—ly N EAV S. T 0 it E . • • •' & Mars, RESPECTFULLY announce to the citizens of Schuylkill county, that they have commenced husi nvss in thy Store recently recopied I.y Vilfh in C. Leib, one door south of the Post Office, in the Domugh of Pottsville. where they have-just opened a new and carefully Selected stock of Dry j Goods, Groceries Queens, Earthen Viand Hol-. 4! low Ware, &43 •&A Among which may be found Cloths, CaSsimeres, Sat tinetts, Mouseline de Lains, GinghamS, Lawns, Meri noes, Silks, Satin, Laces, Nankin's, Unhands, Flannels, Marseillea, Valencia, Silk, Satin, and tither Vestings, n great variety of Vitslins, Bleached and Unbleached, Bilk, Cotton, and Ginghamp, Handkerchiefs, Summer Cloths, Velveteens, Ladiels and. Gentleman's Stock ings, Gloves, and Mits °fall descriptions. Also, Syrup, Sugar blouse and New Orleans Molasses, Sugar, Coftlic and-Tea, Cheese, Candles. Snap; Sainion, Shad Mack oral, Herring,-Hams, Shoulders, and Smoked Meat, generally, Tobacco, Segars, Crackers, Butter, Eggs, Lard, Sweet Oil, Lamp Oil, &c.,.6c., &c. - having purchased their goods with : great care, and on reasonable terms, they will be enabled to dispose of them, at prices quite as low as their neighbors. Hoover's Celebrated Inki - Maynard & Noyes' Ink: Arnold:slue and Black. riting Fluids, a most cx cellent article for steel pens. Arnold's Superior Bed Ink. Terry!S Japanned Ink,' a very superior article for .Scriveners laud others, who want a good Ink for executing instruments of writing. All of which will be sold by the subscriber, Whole sale and rethil,"at Philadelphia prices. Mar. 2, 0- 13. LIANNAN: Agt. I S. 1 i , ;il, at lie Din e I _CK SE*Co. 1 t'it3sburg,'ln...- FURNITURE! FURNITURE!! CABINET MANUFACTORY , Dr uggasio. lIEXRY RESPECTFULLY informs the • Schuylkill county public, that he i 4 now prepared tulmanufacture all articles of household and Parlor Furniture: in the neat test, handsomest, and most satisfactory Manner: lie has also .on hand, at his Ware-rooni,in 'illahantango street, coiner of Adam 'street, an assortment of • . MAROMINY:GIIAIRS of the French pattern with Rah Seats; Fine Mahogany Centre Tables, • i Mahogany .Dressing Bureaus; made after the French style, with glasies, &c. In addition to the above, the advertiser' is- prepared to receive and execute all orders for repairs;&c.,which will be carefully attended to andfinished at the shortest 'notice. Is hem to mar be f &ELEY' CfpNl4 •i This may be Will call at any of eiiitine is sold, by of cures perfbrm: 1 hopes of relief— ihe most severe shaving takep the tired—certifipa tee phana' Court:No. e with persOs of living the god of I ntarily come for T I ease and its Cure. tier of these Certi• • et . publication, the haves copy of perly autheatica e of agents, ere persons of hic i ;White Swtilling, ercurial diseases rig standing hr in ache. &c, Ix!, may ing the names and [limited by its use; pen, to give every All kinds of upholstering, such as covering Sofas, Chairs, Lounges, &c., will be finished; in the most ap proved inanner,if entrusted to his cluirge,;a long expe rience in the business having qualified, hint for the un dertaking. The advertiser would inform the public thavalthough residing in Pottsville, he can tern out.ftirpitore of the best workmanship, at as low prices, art ally of the city Warehouses, and respectfully requests those who need articles in his line, to give him a call, Worse purcha elshwhere. May . 2s ; 21-1)l s New-Cheap Cash Store. ms THE sitbscriber informs hie = wit . A friends, and the public, thnt he =N e i ( : :las opened a NEW CHEAP eAp, CASH STORE, in the Sail- Wk. ;lit? 'ding in Centre et., recently ad- TIP A V copied by H. T. Taylor, a few 'doing above Mortimer'i Hotel ; where he Will constantly keep on hand, a gen era' assortment of the best quality of ! , Dry Goods, Groceries, Oueensware, Boots and Shoes, t ithiiis no huon . totes of the ill ifiw: have attest cif, to G Ban, Drl. I. L.:. orber. ! e sirup and Ohetni• Prbetsions, Cedar. Ware; T.Z. Pottsville. I e; Hugh Killsley gshurg, ' 4-+ iv Embracing every_orticle generally kept in a Dry Good and Grocery. Store ; • All of ;which he is de termined to sell as low, as they can be purchased here, or elsewhere. By istrict•attention to .his: heftiness, .he hopes to receive a portion of the patronage of the pub lic. Call and examine for yourselves. 1 EDWARD nurams. Apr.;l3, 1.5-Buno FIZEDIA at'hrrhs; Whooping "ides; Bronchitis; rattling end ni , egh;.lnflam., <- 1 4rreat of I Pqnn• - thin InedleihellaS and ban bedn pro i unsxpected results. its fl'ects have been ci4sary now! to re tained ;enable. ' New. Lumber Yard. THE subscriber ann ouucesto the public that h H. opened a. . . . ' " LUMBER- YAM/ -• *1 • in the borough of Pottsville, immediately back of the new Presbyterian Church ; where he will constantly keep on hand, a la:ge assortment "of Lumber, of every description.. He has on hand Pine Boards, from 10 to 816 per M. and Oak, from Eno to estyper M. • He respectfully snitch* the patronage of his friends and thit public: and feetvconlldent,- that he will be able to.wry Lumber, at such rates, as will give general Italia cotton. , ' JOSEPH SHELLY.' Far. 17, - ' • • 38— n tis the "Life Pre , use thr:ra fo f the. a. itti fuU diredtioria• I 11 receipt obtained a nd'retall, at Di. Lei r Pith Second L I street Into and Serpents, ' • Rose Bushes'. , • A11;1 Rrelr - . 4- pad) , itoso tiO ' Ole . g, for sale a 1 P:713 , 11 of every deterikitiori obtained to order. May 11. , ' • 19— e4p, INS. adapted; for u., rlsWest Branch Rail gtdola, Coal fsoraenp, office. • la -19 ' BAFoN for wale by 'GRAY4- BROTHER, 3 4 8 - 42 Wallet street,Plalladelpbla. Ink ! Ink!! Ink!!!I Hats . wid Caps, Tobarcti dr'Se.-ar.s he , READING. 134 y and: T . IIE Subscriber rermectfolly announces to the chi tens of Schuylkill bounty, that he constantly keeps on hamlet his Establishinent in Reading, . .Flour by the (Barrel, •- ' ' - }lay by the Bale, and; '' • , • . Feed of all kinds, Which he'sgill warrant to be equal to any procured elkewhere. - --- : As be preSses the Rshimself. he will guarantee each Bale to be: what it put its to be—there wilt be node i d ~ ception practised, as •i. ;frequently the ease with that procured from New York, - Orders will be promritly attended to. Address. - A. Ot BRADFORD, Reading, Pa. 10-tf Match, 9 • 'W. &J. U.Keiin ) NORTH FIFT READING, PA. , , Importers. of Hardatare and Dcakrs in Nails, • Iron, St,ciel and T_T Av f. constantly on hand. a full assortMent of Ai J. J. merican. and English Hardware, and Cutlery: Nails and Spikes, niaiAtarrets. Planes, Iron and Steel of all kinds ; Tin wire and Rivets; Saddle Trees, Pa tent Leather and Coach Mounting, Glass. Paints; Oil and Varnishes ; Cedar and nournv-ware,Vaponts and Common Powder, &c., die. to which they itWite the art. tention of the'citizens of Sihuylkill County! Feb. 10, i 0-ly YOUNO LADIES' Roarding and Day S . •. R PA. I G' P . TiMIE duties ut this Institntton comment:C(l . bn, tlednead , iv, the h unit at the House, car. ncr of '.sth and I.Velnlit .ttrects. • nroit :I 'or health I and coin fort, ther ia, to ttetzi: cant ; 4 ,th, thm.. The purpose of the Principal is -st 11-11 a sr•hool which a .tiiiislied . edu . citiun•an e oh. teused.—.' By the ample means of this iseminai y, the young ladies ent6sied to the care of the sub. scriber and ) his accornplished Precepiress, wilt receive . 'such instrnction, as to comprise a thor ough English education; together with useful and ornamental brooches.' : „ , Education. embraces not only, intellectual cul. tore, but moral dna religious also; th i crefore the Principl will endedsor to eleyate and expand the mind, and at the time . rtfirM the heart —requiring of the ladies'under his dir4:ction easy and polished , manners • , In ordertn estab i litth a whdlesome he school will be divided into two departments, viz: junirir and senior. Terms for .113onirders: Young :adios abeve I 2 yeaesol age. will pay for the term of 4( weeks; With music, Under 12 years ofuge With music, , , . V . _ Ti.o porn' entitles the younz ladiev to ;hoard and 411the..branches itaught in the richOrd, to gethelt with bed, bedding: fuel and light—'excerr. draeliTg, and painiing; Ibilian,and ' Sfranish !au guag'.,end use of the : Piano, for which they` wit have ri pa y •extra. . .! 1 , , 'Orin. i,I . s for ). Ity A01101:1108: .. i 'eniin,Clagi.e.;, pel-. qoaiter. :SS . f i • • niinr Classes, : do.. ,' - :. 6 , French, . . i .• .- : Italian •• -per-quarter, I 4 Spins!), Dra.ving and,pailitinz, -, -5,. Fuel for the wholo:year, . ' -1: Extra elassgs fur S:ouiia Ladi,:s, • • who may dosire (o learn any-of '• • the above linsuakes, 1 5 ' m , •,„ Dtawing and p.iintiii7, • l' 24 • ., .Tliere will he evenirlz cl.s:es for ynting g en tlsinen and boys. Forlfuriiier partioular4 a'•,;iiL3 at the hou,t: of tip: -..,64eribi.0.„. • 1 '? . , • MOUNT CAIRIIOk Ilitil'EL. . • I ', • II TllE . •subsetibesi most respectfully andon net to the Public thatlihe has leased he abov t.t.,-) splendilli and delightful establishment, ~,, -tr t. i4..... which With li be opened for their e. nra 1 r 1!....... - i- commodatkim on Monday the 10th -.-,---,•,•-_------- _ inst. 3,. The!Hutel has latel undergone a thoronghre novation with Such lip:proven - mots and additional furniture as will ntockinerease the comfprt and accommodation of hig t.itests. -, - • - • This Hotel is shiatited at the termination of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, 93 miles froth Philadelphia, adjoining the. Borough of Pottsville, and combines all thd advantages of both town andcountry—uttdchid to the establishment ex clusively for the use pits guests is a beautiful ornamental' terrace g:a!rdem .in enclosed Park of several acres, overlooking from its rising ground; the Railroad, the SeiMylkill River and Canal, the . reservoir of the Sehlkill Nayigaiton Co., and commanding a roma ntic and heatitiful view of the surrounding moMpains. The Hotel, Bath anuses and stables have a plentiful supply of pure mountain spring Water. The extensive acti airy stables and coach! houses, Will he attended by careful and attentke ostlers; a lailraad plea. sure cal and carriegfls, will be kept for the ac commodation ofguestii wishing to visit then mines and other places in this interesting region. AS a pledge of, Ins dispilsition • to nose his best exer. Lions to give satisfactihn to his' kncste, he begs to rC refer to the reputatioof the Catskill' Mouotain litiu4e and Cunaresit Pair in the City of Ncw York when kept hyliitil, and as-tires them Ilia having milly 'access I th ihe Phrladelphm market 'Hy 'sit olilieS both for ti,te l'side and the Bar silai be the best that win h•d ; nr..,•,l. e rl Pamili•H • • t : , 7 .:.•1 dt . . ry anent: 'l, •.•. ti ••• ~to his fai4io o ten.'..t t h•• , r , comtortalie as atiz4,) this countr,y. and a ohre ut*.the public is respectfully solicqed. CIIARLES I.!. WEBB. 8,1843.. 28 -1 p Monnt Carbon, J • NOw Sl f ovel Factory. TiE subscriber re!psftll thettter ion of olrereltsanrers, to hf, supply o . .SIROV o[4 . and HOES, i 1 rnanufacturectat his flaw Establishment, at Mount Car- bon, which are equal in quality, if not superior to those . obtained front abroad, His prices will. be .as low, as an article equal in quality, can be obtained elsewhere. He therefore iolicits l tti, patronage of the friends of Horde Industry. . , Col Tee Mills, Locks, dr.l repaired at his establiihment, at the shortest notice ' and all }ruts of Smith Work ex ecuted.', ' 111 JOSEVII ALLEN. April 6, [ .. • 1,4- ZIELN,NII,I!I"S Cheap Book Scc Stationery Store. !THE subscriber has , reeently fitted up his Establish '. mull', and is determined to sell all kinds of School Books, , Niscellansous Books, . Blank Books, - ' ; Stationary, Fancy Statiosses,l ,' ri-e., 4-c. Wholesale and Betail,>at the lowest Philadelphia Cash prices. Beirut determined to accommodate the public, he respectfully solicits the patronage of all those in.want of articles in iris line of business. - M.- Country Store-keencra, Teachers and others, sup plied wholesale at the very lowest cash prices. , Cr If Storekeepers and others, will be kind enough to furnish us with a' lisy of the, Books, they require ; we will be happ y. o furnish i theps,witha list of our prices per dozen, in order Ito satisfy them,, that we do scU gqads at Philadelphia pikes. .. bland, 9-- 1 , , . 11. BANNAN, Agent. PAPER HANGINGS'ez . BORDERS, Cheaper thari White•Waishiug. ' MITE subscribei hag on hand, it large' assortment of Paper Hangings rind :Borders for, Parlors; Halls and Romnsof the latest qadinoat fashionable Patterns; va rying from 18 to-.so , cts. per piece---whlch be will sell at the -hlarinfacturees: tasti prices. 'The very. low rates at which we sell our Oapdrs, makes it absolutely cheap er napeting, than to Iwhite-wash twice a year—and be sides a house is not inoW considered finished. until it,is a pered., • " BENJ. HANNAH', A'n't. Ouse 8 .; . , , . - • Laiifl - ;:r0:&. Tengnt. . • bITANE" on 1.4.k110ni and Tenant; in i'enn .sylvanla al e.. tea by Acts of Assembly and Judicial decisions.; . price sl.i Just published and for sale at' this office. 1 ' -April 4, . I urlrl : M N rim % . 1 1 0 THE WHOLE woRLD! It is.ailiaitted by all wha havi used them, ( wtel Who has not?) thOt !: , bn. p.trEns , , NEGVETABLI AN• : '.::;,i .TIBILICOUS - PILLS, ': ' • '‘,l.-4, . A RE the Most unrivalled remedreser O isetrs it M iire4 by-ibaenad' , &Join. They siren ieterdigt core for the renewing; corn ala intsi :Yellow and Rilitiog • Feverserevni -and Ague.' Dyspepsia;Crolip, 11„Ilvie8 Complaint,Sick Ileadache, Jeundine.Aithlna.Detle ,y, Rheumatism, lEntargernent of the *tneeta..Bo' Cholic; Female Obstructions, ifleart-tturn. Fi t; 'Pontine. Nat ea,, astenlinns el the' St omach ,nii' Bowels.incipient Diarrticel.Flatnienie, Habitual dot tivenesal Loss of A ppente, • Blotched or Sallow Ciia4 ptexirin, anilin all cases Ar Torpor of The SiistrO) wherenCatliartic or an -AperieOt is needed. ' ': -. . 4 Z. ' .They arnexceedingtv mild in theit.onierauon4fo clueing neither Nausea.-Griping, or b.ebALY. .' 411 ,-.5%, - areeatensively tianAt and,commendcd. try; ritACTISIkif PlOstel A Ns; in all parts of the iUnioni TiOrtiliiihntif any qini utitypf Cettnicates of theirtolue can *ell aincd. . i , '' . i . ' ' ' 1:) - 1. SHERMAN'S CC UGHIAIZE:AGERS i'-i Arelhe !aim, most sure and 'etrectunt remedy - 14 .'i Coldf,Consiimptioe.Whoopingrougn,Atathindi ligßy . nesii of the Lungs or Chest. &ei .Ir,e. i - -_ ' T :."... . Mr. Jhu Starkey. foot - of ouyerneue st., cnre3i4 cough of eighteen month's standing, supposed to, it settled Conseraptioni by these 4.Aenge 3 i iv hen itki physicians could do:nothing for him. ;I ' • ' e.l Mr: Mlles W. Perkins. 71 Roivery.itlan ettrety a sever e , &nigh andeold ofthrec month's standing 4 half a bon "..1 the loaerMes.- ..- . ' I . ' . : ;'..i), Rev.;.3fr.linnenck, 497 Tearrst.:, ha it Idiot tht'il'o O f . his firodywith invariable success. and rem - mann:4p theuno all Who are afflicted with cot4hs. eoldi . ..:..nii • ' any tilThetnes of the lungs, . 1 . j l, , ; .f:l: ' d ' ~Sir ./1.1 L'i Martiir*utTered several wecnts.with a iil.o . • tresslog cosgh, Which nothing I relieveci. till he trip* . ;hire Lozenges. vilii , ll Mired 11 , ,m in a li,illt hours. -,- -ti „Allr Janie{ iv Hoe, No 5 Tommy...BAWL:lg,, 1.1, ,t,,,g.,14 ..,,,,me to a friend Who had Slot ettjnY.CO, night', i;lorp'for several'i otitis; being'every few 'n • rill e..., 1 att.:tem:A with some distressing notigh. alfaloyt__ to i'alie away his life. The Lozenges made him Niel `easy; and enabled Mini° sleepiweil at nigh: Tie bgkl trideyery'thing , else he, beard tif,. end nothing 440 attlo'cled the least rchel- 7 —anotlier instance -of aat(tog ' a' tellowtheihg feem an iintime . ly grave; -_. rj,, . .. ' §H}:ll. l .l A N'S WOllll I,OZENGERS .f• .41 :Ef ; i Proved in more than . ,411.000 cases to be infallicilm the only cotiain worm-destroyinz medicine ever digi: _ covered ' , ' Svorrosts OF WM ORS.—Paip in the joints or Blots Offensive breath. picking at vitt no. l e. krinding or s titti - teeth during sleep. and at times a ' , Metiers about It bps, with flushed cheeks bleeding at th.e l noae, 'a gnb in.nensatiiin at the stomach. flashes oe heat oyerAn . surface of he [wily. slight chills or ,aliiiieringa, 1200 ache. drowsiness, vertigo, t'irpor, distOrtiall dreri,Oor : sudden,starting in sleep with fright and screainiot:,t sometimes'a tioubtesome cough, feverishness, tliqr4 nialid , litiei fits, bad taste in the mouth. difficult breaq trig. paiti in the stomach or Bowels. fa(igue; nausea q.:eainislineks, voracous, appetite; leanness, bloatetc: stomach or limbs. griping,. shooting r4ini in varioq pail, of thelmily, a verve, of smoethingirising to ihts thrbat. itchin4 ',idle anus towartfii night, a frquCcrk desiie to pass sonietflinf s , from the bowels. and senict time , discharges 511',11111eilild =CILIA. 1_ , _ ~ ~ 0 Dr. Galen lloeltr. li,Si"taili A ventle t lcrew a add._ 'hat was cured of tits try thi•seLozeng - tr i s, alter threii:. 3 entls , sulkring, and n hen molding ell e.nmuld give 01: A ! leas; rell'ef. A 'any inn hoard Of one or the 'llay,rf, uarkets w:•.'s cored of the by only one ,dd.e of therri:e - - ..11r . ..11,1(hIl. Wend, 37 Thu , ' street. chve theininki 'his add; and they brough away :be wutans by thOtk sands; i ~ , • :.1- - - Dr. ztibriskie,-18 Duane FL. has um! . them in ntnTi.' 700 eiscs, .rilne if ilia of thO most . ttiarminiehtlrf) icier, and nltia.s with hq grentestsuecoss, .IT -`n boo!. $2lO 40 DE SI 6( 4( MEI Beniuthai F (tuurtspeed, 130;11 , ;Ixth A:vemie, has thlil cd them ill Ills tTtmtll for two'Suiats, wide entire e 0; ee , sl 'Pweniy-live cents per box.. . . - ' Slrermatt's rampbur,,or ti:efidache Creerngcrt Give immediate relief in nervous or 'sick lleadaclW palpimtion of the heart.-lowness of spirits, desptat dency.intiaintnatery, or putrid! sore throat, boweli-01; ; ; minuner entoplaint, lit int tug, oPpressioe dr a sense ti?f, sinking &lie chest.eholih, sp a sms, of *Y.; stomach or.howels, hysteticataffi canes and 411 ntvl voud diseases, drowsinesitlirMigh the daY and fulness :ft niiht; cholera or cholera niorlots, eiarehma,9 lasvit ode, of a sense of Citigne. Persons travelliorig.,l or Ilitendi nb: la rge,pgqies;w ill find the Loleoges ly reviving; and imparting; the buoyancy lir tied nftdr dissipation. they restore the tone of thenye 4: tent!generally. and remove all the unpleasant symp z wins ' ' John M.Moore, Esq.,•Et , itor, of the Brtither Jon* . !,i ihan. was cored.of a severe headache marit minutesto : '; !hive of the Camphor Lozenges—,he was prejudiddi ag-ainst them. , • Joseph 1:14 iro n er, EN . , Vice President of the Wask ingtein Marine Insurance:Company. has _year's with nervous headache, that nothing Would.ris Ilene till,he used these Lozenges whichivemovedt.li entirely ilifitteen minutes. •-• • pr. G. Hunter, 108 Si th Ai,enue, hag been subjet to 'anima atMeks ofheadapheoso end as to make.shi; most blind, fur two or three hots at a time. Nothit( aver a Worded him any retief till lie teed these Lozezi,',.„; • ;es, and they cured him in a few W. H. Attree Esq, of the New Yotk Herald, fir!; !used them for the last year for he.tBache.lor lassitude' Ind 'always found immediate relief faint them. , - Sherman's Pune Nun's ptpter! . 1,000 000 sold yearly of this'hesi Plasters: Ithetunatisin, Lumbago, fain or Weakness in - chi: Back,toinF, Side, , Breast, Neck; or Limbs, effectual , ly cured-by it., !la Only 12k Cents each; and 'wet ranted' superior to a:I other plasters in nie. Be pay ticidar to get Sher mans Poor , . Man'sela: , p'rrs, or yea 1, will he imposed upon. Avoid The 8. - orious and world less imitations; The ame is 'stamped on the back* ri4:, each; get none without it, or you will heideceived. Chugh Lozenges only-25 cents a bex. I "! , • Worm Lozenges ' 25 do de , Camphor or heada * che Lozenges, 25 cents per boil 4 Poor Man's Plaster, only 12; ceuts,a piece. • , - The above Medicines for sill° by . • T.!& J. BEAT', • , . Agents for the proprietor', Also by !kt. JOHN MARTIN; Druggist Pottkville , Hugh liiiesley, Port Carbiih. Taggart,Tamacria' George Retiisnyder, New Castle. Jane 10; 1813 • . G. PMISICO. 49-tf .t•sured. that ev 1111b,r,:riber it IMEILM CONSUXIPTION 11)1'; TOE .; Affection's of the Liber, Asilann, I Bronehitli Pain oi..lVeakness .of the Breast or Lungs; . 1 Chronic Coughs, Pleurisy, Ileiatrrhoge.of th 4 Ltingoi and .all affections of the' Pulmonart Organs. . !. - ,'• •-••• NATURE'S OWN • PRESCRIPTION: CM A comoonnd Balsamic preparation of thn Prunus Virginian° or " dherrvr.Bark,",„ prepared, by a newt chemical process. approved • and .recritomended by the 'most' distinguisheii physicians, and universiilly acknowleged tbs. must valuable medicine ever discovered.. If Quatlcery! , ! 4Vo' Dereptton. • • . I In setting forth the.virtues of this 'truly grear. medicine; we have no deiiire' to deceive those: wile are labouring under airlictici a n. 'tint; do wei wish Ict,euieg,tize it noire then . tt jubtly ieservesZ.; Yet. When we !auk aroundl and see th4,vast mount of snaring and distress 'occasioned by! many Of the diseases in which, this medicine • proved sn highly successful, we feel that wo not ' ,urge its claiins to strongly, or sm too in i ts. favour. r• • Such tihdeet4 are the SURPRISING .. . . _ . , . O} Ult. Balsam, shat even in the advanced tdmeal ; of Casi-riteriosr, alter all thi moat esteemed rem....' edis:a of ohytitetans have failed to efreCt . uni change, the rise of this me'dicine'hats been' pro-: doctive of the 'most astonishing .relief, and ac tooth , effected cures after all ItuAe of recovery; ,_. had 60n-despaired of. '1 .. ' . 1 In the first stages of the 'disease', termed ," oir'hat Consumption," originating from negleet. ed OOLD, it has been used with undeviating success.. and. hundreds acknowledge they 'ewe , the restoration or their healily tu this invaluable medicine alone. In that tern: of Consumption =la prevalent -amongst delicate young femalew,s commonly - termed debility, Or • I . .1 .400niq INTO A. Dpet..iNtr A complaint with svhich thousands are linter.'!. Mg, it has also proved highly successful, and not-; only possesses the povier of checking the pro- greSs of this a la rniing complaint;hut also strengh. enslerin invigorates the system more efFectually than.ary medicine ;Ain have evur ooSsessed. , ErFor particulars see Dr. %Vista:it's 'Matte onTtonstimotion. to be had rifthn .• Sold id Pottsville by, - ' • ' • . )OIIN S. t. MARTIN In Reading by Mee. SARALI MORRIS;• and' in every town in the State. t Pottsville ,Oetober 28; :zi U El ill - t 24-1 44-
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