Kiss. nel l nitit,' tiled fair Fanny, as pressing befelosely, , A youth, all unskqled in IDve, begged for a kits ; And be, never thinking theOrglint it Jocosely, Lei •co the soft laud that.was clasped within Lila But Fanny, astonished to find hlm so coy, ' And wishing in truth - for the kiss She was spiarnhag, Tiut in play all her aril to embolden the buy, And teach him a procticat lestou worth learning. 4 1 she repeated—trot sent 'forth such glances As maidens are Wont When they'rebent MI a prise; Yet Adonis, still coy, made no further advances, Nor gouged at the meaning that beamed in her eyes 1 wont she still sighed, 'the more coaxingly Enii The smiles of fair Fanny, ah ! who could The boyeaw, at last, she was done with beguiline: Andpressed the bright rabies that craved to be kigsed . 'ln fatnre,' she whimpered 'you'll know what to do:' (He kissed herd to ehoW what he'd LE tliN'D hy; her 1 1 wont,' wherryno ask, Means 'Twill not kiss you ;• Though you may kiss when you like,wilkou, asking.' From the ,Southern Miscellany. Lettei Makjoi. Jones. 7 limey!!le, July 15, 1844 , . To Cox. 1115LitITE11,,7 • ••• Dear Sir-4 oirre you an apology for not ',wid ths to you before now; but the fact is I've had a', monstrous sight of botherments w preveist.- 7 the baby's been eick, and the crops been in the grass, and the negroca,has all had the measles, which has kep me in a tirfect flustration a ll the time.— But' I've.got things pretty considerable strate now, and I'm glad to inform; you that we is all.wcil and, •thrivin, and hope you: is tnioyin tit same hleiY . . _ _ wanted to go to toe tsalttmor Convention, to nominate Mr. Clay; hitt Mary id old Miss !Stal lions tuck on so about it. and was ao afraid some of • the steamboats !nought bust their biler and!spill 'mein the sea, that f staid - home just to huMor 'em ;"and ever sense, sein how things was gWine on slick and.arnooth; I've sort o drapt out of :poli tics and tenders to the pl.tntatiou. But' I ban% stand it no longer--I feel like I Would be no bet ter tier a tory to my country if I was to stand idle now, and do nothing to help to put down the treacherous rascals th it is trytn to destroy, the go vernment ; and sense I've , hoed all the grass out of soy crap and laid it by; I'm je s t g‘ ti ne t o turn i n uud help to hoe I , ! , I•ZTFOR.TrOg.TIS.II out by the mots, and never stop till we lay the good old State -by next November, sate .and soundlor Henry Clay ! I never did have much opinion of these big democrat leaders that- was alWitys tryin to snake divisions among the different classes of pert= pie in the country—always tryin to set the pore .agin the rich. and the'plantets light the maityllic, ttirerii. and 'the South agin the North, and; even the unreligious agin the reliAiuus people. I never (141 belie've they was what they portended to.be, but I always thought they was friends to their country, though they took a , monstrowepore way of showin it. I thought they. wanted - olh se. and was tryin to fool the people tote votin fur 'ern but - I never begun to thitik they was mead enon lr to try to bust up the Union if tkey couldn't hive 'their own Way. But now I see into 'ern, beinination take their infernal pieters. and go in for sTiashin. 'ern into the yeartls bowdaciously, So they[ean't never raise their hcadS as a party in this calmly agin. ' The truth of the histie;s i= just this—they saw the people was rwiue throw 'ein in . the ntlr elec tion like they di , l in 1".3 10; and tried every way they could in the lastitjongre ss to pump up some new capital—some new r diist to 'thro;. - Lin the pee eyea—they tried GeneMl Jackson's fine •and every thing else they dared to touch, but they bUrnt their fingers with the tariff, and they. Was afraid to raise the exist of the, Dank, so they had to just 401 old Tyleta thmiderYand make the most they could of it. Bitt mind tell you; its gwine to_ blow em all to everlastin , smash before they are . . • done with it. That annexation question, i come Wheelin into the politiCal sky, all of a sudden, like .s. some thunderin big-comet with a fiery tail, and its just gwine to serve the Democratic party like a • taller candle does a skeeter-hawk.; when he dabs fu the place like a tarsal fool without knowin what .. ~ ha's about—it'll swinge 'cm all into a perfect . crackling. The people of thi3 country has gat too. 1 41 . ' much sit 5Z to give. this union away for Texas— and t - 're not soon gwine to-forget or to forgive .the man that has got no more sense and no more patriotism - in 'em than to want us to wash Out the rementioo blood of our fathers with the . blood of +our - brotheis in a civil war. • • • • • . . We're all strait:as a coon's leg down here. - The boys is all hurra for Clay, and sense they've found out that Polk is to be the lokofoky candidate they took skit a dislike to the yarb that they won't let ..0 stalk of it groa , on ttieieplantations, for fear people 'nought think they was Polic •men. Old Nippers was bout the only lokyfoky in the Settle ment Ite's been crowing about Van Bureit and •Free 'Trade like a house a-fire till last Monday when he first heard of the nomination.. 'Polk, -Polk,'- . .ses he, 'who's Polk.' .-,Some of the bays told hiss he was the chap what Jimmy Jones of Tennessee heat so bad fiorGovernor last year.— Old Nippers haint opened his head bout polities ever sense. If .Polk doesn't flourish rio better any where else in Georgia. - than it does bete, it wori't take many tigers to count the berries next We're ,all cumin to your Convention—l never did see sich a stir—every one feels as if the desti ny of the country was at stake this time—even the . wirnnien's got the dander alp sense they : heard about old Bunisquattle's gwine to bust up the "Union.. You may jet' lay off a, ten acre lot to hold the Pineville delegation when we git to Mad ism. No more froth' ' P. S.—l seed in _tour paper tother day what' * Pardon Jones says come Out and use my MI - fluence in favor of the annexation of• Texas, he'll give the an office such Ifs Secretary of State, Post master or something: Now; I wish you; would jest tell Pardon Jones that I aint no lokyfoky .to be bOught with an office, or I could have sold Out to the administia4n long.ago. John Jones what edits the Mudisonian, has been claimin kin with rile and hintin bout my'runnin with - Mr. Tyler fpr the Vice Presidency ever sense the Conccn• , tion, But it aint no go. .1 . wouldn't eXchange the glorious satisfaction of givin my vote next No vember for 'the great and patriotic Harry' ; of the West, not for.all the honors of John Tyler and all thcfcabinets he's had cense the honest one left him by Gen. Ifairison quit his treacherous councils. Thena's my-ecntiments,Pardon Jones. flints to Lovers of Flowers.—A ntort beautiful and easily obtained show of evettreens in winter may be .had by a very simple plan, which has been found to answer remarkably well en' a small scale. If geranium branches aro taken from he,al - and luxurious trees just before the winter sets in, cut as for slips, and immersed in soap and Wa ter, they will, after drooping fur a few days, shed their leaves, put forth, fresh ones; and continue in . thelinest , vigorall the winter. .By placing a num ber of bottles filled in flower baskets, w• conceal tlie bottles, a show of evorgreet•-• insured for a whole season. They o 'fresh -water. g Sarah, dear,' said a waggish husband to his wife ;ill were in your plate I miuldn't keep the babe so full of butter as you do.' 'Butter, my dear! I never give it butter.' • 1i o, but.jrou pOured. about a quart of milk down it this afternoon, and then trotted it on the knee for nearly two hours. If it doesn't- contain a quantity of butter, it isn't for want of chuming.',- -Boston MaiL . • . A t . ttreL FELLOW.--d; ma . advertising for a *itaition in the London Time(ea, a)'s :;—,. Any kind of a sitnation willingly accepted, from teach - ing mathematics to drawing a truck." The Institution for the Deaf and Ekupto at Co• Purnbia, Ohio, founded 15 years since, has educa• red 300. pupils. At present it has 100 inmates,. NaTustar...—ln Connecticut they cure late scar iat by covering the body of the patierlt with !. died onions., Preat 'people they:for onons. OFFICE • OF THE iS,CHUYLKILL NAVIGATION COMPANY.. • PHILLDELPII4, 12t. 412. Rates of Toll, 4-e., upon the' ..c.*knylleilll Narlga . Con front Me opening Of the Naviga . lion. in the spring of 1844., Your friend, till deal, JOS. Jidr.`;;ES FSI Oh [LADE ii'PHIA. , • RATES, Sec-UPON !COAL. • • rI4E following rates of Toll lots coal are fixed !tom, .1 the opening of the navigation, and will not be mis• ed prior to the Ist of June, 1814 t., and if they are lower ed at any time during the shipping season, a drawback on the previous shipments will bp allowed to ,the a mount of the reduction, in the way of credit for-Toll on Coat afterwards shipped. : From Port Carbon, and Pottreßle, to Philadelphia, 28 cents and from Schuylkill Haven to Philadelphia, 3leet:per ton of t-'lO pounds. . . • From Port Clinton to Philadelphia, 30 cents pet ton of '4 to pounds. - On all way-coal. not coming to Philadelphia, one third of a cent per ton . per mile. , • From the' cross weight, as ascertained at the weigh locks, five per rent. wilt be deducted, and the toll char eed noon the net weight. No toll will be charged upon frai.tions of a ton. • , , ' MISCELLANEOUS FREIGHT. The rates of Toll on Misrellaneous Freight will be aecerding to the-rates and classifications of lag season, at three mills and four mills per 1000 pounds per mile ON EMPTY COATS. ' The Toll on Empty Boats will be, as in 1E43, two ets per mile ; but no tell will be charged on any boat wher its cargo pays a toll of 85 or upwards. By order of the Beard of Managers. CLAUDIUS HARPER, Secretary. 10- SM A L suss March ,'9 TANDSOMELS situated in Bradford County, Pa. Al on the waters of Little Loya/sock Creek, about 70 miles North of Pottsville, and 15 miles South of Mon roeton, containing as follows-4e 62 Acres, 105 -Per ches—one 53 Acres 77 Perches7One tN Acres,' also, 85 Acres, 41 Perches, adjoining.' unimproved. The . int proveme.nts-ost each are n good log dwelling, small barn. &c.. good spring near the door, land within 11 iniles of the Tioga Turnpike, 1 mile of Daniel Miller's improved Farm and Saw Mill, and near to P. Office, School, Meet ings,- &c. They adjoin the improved Farms of Thomas Murphy, Cornelius Manahan antPDaniel Obrien. The Titla is indisputable, having been held by the present ow tier 40 Keari, taxes all paid up' t &c. Letters post-paid win be attended to—and if several individuals, will matte a purchase together, the terms will be liberal.— D. Millar can show the Farms. !Direct to A. P. MORItIS Real Eszat2. (Alice, 23, Filbert st. Philade... March:23, ISi I. 12-6aio Phiiadtlphia, rACICAGE SALES Oh' HOOTS 4 'AND SHOES, Every ,Tuesday morning, at LO o'cbock, BY G. W. ILORD. CARD.—A combination havin'g been formed by a por tion 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 not Withstanding the combination, the Sales will not be stopped; but On the contrary, as he will now rely more than ever, iln the patronage of the Country Merchants,•the sales will be held EL:cry Tuesday I .lllorning,, ' L at tha Itualon Store, 213.1%13r:cm it., and his'arrange ments with the Manufacturers, both of this city and all New England, are such, as to insure him, a constant a d Cult supply of every deSeription of goods. , The mere fart of so erect an efibrt being made, to put down theSe Sans, is the best evidence the , Country Merchant can have, that it islfiir his interest to sust ain thorn Marc. 54.1 i I`l,-6in • Scales! Scales!! • DALE'S Patent Pre mium .Platform a n Counter Scales., celebra ted for accuracy and con venience, warranted .to keep in order, and weigh correctly, longer • than any other , Scale in use. We have a 'huge Mint tin of testimonials, from Rail Road Co's, Trans portation Co'S, Coal Dealers, Merchants and others, who tia,ve these 'Scales in use, Which can tieaeen atis;o. 42 Walnut st ale by 1., Gruy & BROTHER, • Sale Agents for the Patentee, 42 Walnut Phila.. 1 • GRA.Y . BROTHER, • - • Coal k Iron Dealer and general Commission Mer chants, and Dealers in all" kind 4 of Scales and-Weights, N0..1e, Walnut street, Philadelphia. I , Feb. 17 : 7- • COAL: COAL!! I TRY R . BROTHER, have taken the' Second Wharf bdow Locost ,Fireet. and will revetve. Coal on tAtorage, or to sell or rediip• the most favourable s , rms.' Advances made if reviired. Oftice.3 . 2. Walnut tteet. April II . • • • A TTEN.TION. MILITARY STORE T E .FlllFrtibCl" wou!d re9vetfully inform hii friends and customers, Oat he liasloc,itcd his , . , lltlifurif Cdp 111at•J'acinryl In Third Street. N. 101, a i'etv doors below Race, where he wou'Al he pleased to sec his old 'customers and as many new ones as are, disposed to favour him with their cirsiont. lie still dominoes to matrufactorc 11di( ary and Sportmen's articles, Of every dscriPtion. .5,1,11 as leather, ('loth. Felt,l ' Silk and Beaver Dress' ( aye, e Grail l•niterns; Forage papi; holsters for troop Body do; Carionch Beim Bayntirt c ibbards, word Bolts or .111 kinds; CanteenFi ; .Knansackti, different patterns: Fire Buckets, rii4.iing Boxes,h'robe do. Brush and Pirker's Plumrs.! Poropnons Caps; I.eathir Stocks, Gun Case.s. superio,r quality Shot iii.gs.'Ciame Bags. nruMs &c. 11:1111d . rs thankfully received and promptly at tendc : tu. WILLIAM CRESS)IAN, :NO 161 North Third Street!, t. few door's below -Rat; Philadelphia. January' 13,! 1841 2—Cm I ' 1 . . . . Ti , ) Dyers, Etleneherp, Paper Matteis, Steam Engine ; Malik:re, aild'othirs ! ~ O=EN=ll WELDED WROUGHT IRON TUBES From 4 inches to i in calibie sail 2 to 12feet long, callable of sustaining .pressiire roan 400 to WOO tbs. per square . inch, with Stop iii.cks, Ti Ls, and caber futures to suit, fitting 'together, With screw joints, suitable for STEAM,IWATER, GA$, and for LOCOMOTIVE and other STEAM BOILER Fcesa i , , ~. • I - ' - ' t is i - • i --. ~ 0 V, ..14 1 ( ' I , I s - t1 . m•kl - EG T-- ,•r..11WZ17-.3=-Z - IZi: •.L...1.. --- I;L .. =lllgZlira Manufactured and for sale qiy. norm's,. TASKER & MORRIS. Warehouse B. E. Corner of Third & walnut Street*, PHILADELPHIA: July 11,, PURE IV DITE LEAD.' a I. VIETEIERILL & trianufacto 1 r refs, No 65 north 'Front street, !add.. phia, have now a good supply of their Warranted 'pure ‘iliet lead, and those customers who have been sparintrly suppliedl in conseciuenee •of ott run-on the article, shall now have their orders tilled, • No linovvii subsance piTesses these preserva. tjve and heautifying preperies so desirable in ai paint, to an tqual e;ent With unadulterated white lead; hence admixture of other mater. al' only mars as value, - 1 It 'has therefore be the steady aim of the. Manufacturera,.for tnanf years, to supply to the Public a perfectly pure, white lead;.; the unceasing dernand , ifor the ar ticle is °roof that it has mat wih f avor. It is invariable branded on one'head—WETLIERILL & BROTII ER, in full, and on the other; WAR RANTED PURE—all to rediettera- November 19, • PHILWA. r READING At POTTS* ILLE RAIL ROAD. • - • SUUNIEIS AnRANGENE:II9,IOT PASSENOI On and after July Ist., 184 MIMS OF 6rAtanic, From Pottsville, at Daily RATES OF FARE. Between Pottsville and Philada. No. 1 33 00,1 Co• 23 0 0 " •• Reading, " 4 0 , ". 1 20 All Passengers are requested to procure their tick ets, before the Trains start. June 29 • i.;to • B A. forstle by 4 Wahl ut etfcCt, Pli!ladelphla ; , PHILAVELPOIA. • TO Country Merchants. . . '!. 'rue subtembers respectfully invite Donntry:Mer-. chants who are about to purchase Fall and Winter Bunplies, to an examination of theirrespective Stocks, belleyinv that their 'seven' assortmentanre as com plete at have. firer been offered in the• Philadelphia Market. With Stocks of Goods in their several !Departments of the choicest kinds:-ca . deterrnination to sell on terms which cannot MS to prove satisfactory—and a disposi tion to please old and new customers, will we hope, be a sufficient inducement to purchasers to call at our res -pei.tive establithmente. MK'S AND FANCY GOODS. W: & R. P. 'Rintington, 80 Market. street. Ashhurst & Remington, ,60 " • " Ruck & Potter, ' 116 " ! ' " Yard &GiMoms', . 109 -" ! " DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN DRY !GOODS. Reynolds, McFirrland &Co. . 106 ' Market 'Street. Burnett, Withirs & Co. • . 120 " . Fcott 4. Baker, ;. 150 " I " Wise, Pusey &Vise, ~ LSI "I , " Hardy &Hackers. .16 N. Second Street. IMPORTERS OF. CLOTHS, CASSpIERES, VESTINGS..&c. William IL Lore, 147 Market Street. Lambert. Duy, : . 108 " ' " - , HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. Michael V. Baker, ' 215 ' " , " Edward S: Handy & Co. 93 " " IMPORTERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF SAD DLERY HARDWARE. I Horn & Emeasst". . 2151, !" ! " • BOOTS, :SHOES, BONNETS ? CAPS LEGHORN -‘• AND PALM HATS, &e.: E. C. J. G.Whelan, 158 Market Street. Levick;Jenkin's & Co. - 150 .‘ •`• N. Conrad & 60 64 44 MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS' IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, &e. Thomas P. Jarnes. ' 212 Market Street. Potts, Linn & Harris. ' 2131 "1 " Robinson, Collins & Co. 87 "1 Edn'aref Cale, 54 " Thompson, Pn . pcoast & Cn. ,40 " . BATS, GAPS, FURS AND TRIMMINGS. Kenton. " 176 Market Street John Sauerbier do Brother, 62 •• BOOKS AND STATIONARY. Grigg & Elliott, 9 N— Fourth itreet. Hogan & Thotnpron, 30 " IDIPORTERS OF BRITISH AND .FRENCH I.* A NCY & STABLE ST ATI! NARY L. , 1. Cullen Si:Co. 27 S. Fuurth street. Henry Cohen • 3 16 !66 • IMPORTERS OF HOSIERY, GLOVES. TRIM . MINGS AND FANCY GOODS. S.:itley & Sevening; . 2.1 N. Third street.. Parker Lehrsin,. 3 " " comps; BRUSHES, BROOMS, &c. " Thomas Cooper; 3 N. !Front street. IMPORTER OF TOYS, FANCY AN D STAPLE GOODS. A. F.• Ott - 16 S. Fourth street MANUFAeT'R OF PATENT LARD LAMPS. 'Ellis S. Aichen 32 N. Second Street.. • MANITACtP. OF PATENT FLOOR AND FUR ' ,- FITURE , OIL CLOTHS! • Iseae Maeauley, Jr. 6 N. Fifth street. • MANUFACTIN AND IMPORTERS OF PAPER , • I HANGINGS. • Howell &'l3rothers,•Bo & 142 Chestnut 'street. Philidelphie., August 21. . 31— . N 0.37 - SECOND STREET, PIIILADA. ' bOUT ic . Manufacturers of ' Wholesale Dealers in bonnet Caps,; , - French and American Atli- Dress Caps, ,- , ficial Flowe'p, at Manufac- Infant's Caps,' turves prices, • .Matrning Capes, Feathers; . 'Capes and Collars, Ribbons, Chemisetts, .' ' Velvets, Blond and Cotton finales, ilukratan ,k. Crown Linings, Bonnet Frames,- Crowns. French %Villows, &c. The attention of Merchants and—Milliners, is re spectfunly invited ,to our 'assortment of the above Goods, to which we are receiving constant additions' of every new and desirable .article in the line Ancust 21 1 IVO Ai A 7ii.11) STEEL. •nE subi . cribe e r offers for sale on the most favorable 2 terms a,gcnei al assortment of the best qnality English•refined and common iron; American roll-id and hammered do- Spring;cast and shearsteel; Swed , ,a and American blister do • Also, hoop, sheet, band, scroll, small round and square iron. • Juniata horse nail and other slit rods, &c. , JOHN W. MIDDLETON, L'79 North 2d at., Above C;allowhill at., near the R. Road Pciladelptila, August 24, , • • - . 31-Iy*. -'-- , DI§zO4I.ITION :OE COP.% trEN ERS 114 P. I 1) I 1 E e,,Ortnerehip of SPRING% ISIF.VIN 4 t. & : Co. havin_ been dissolved, the hosier:a t f the late et,licernw ill t.tMeltied by the tinfersnitted. who will conpnue the coal busint,e as hretetitre. J :tVEsT NEVINS, . 1 . t i GO ['ee( strcet,l Philadel, , hia. . Philada..Aug. 7, 1614 ' 1 33 , -- - , • D. B. ,Sniftp. & W. Hodgson, jr WHOLE'S-4.LE AND. RETAIL DRUGGISTS, • Manufacturers of Pharmaccutic i al and Chem ' kat Preparritions cc' . importers oflforeign Drugs; . .N. E. CORtiElt OF ARCM& SISTIVBTS , I'IIII.ADELP I I 1 't. T)ITTSICI.NNS, Druggists and Storekeepers supplied I with mrilicines'of the best qualityi, on liberal terms. Medicine Chests, for travelling or for families, of va rious sizes. • The various new rcrriedies and rare Chem 7 ical.3, with particular regard to their purity. August 3 . 1 31—Smo . rr HE subscriber is induced from the very liberal en .l cirragcnient he has received (and also from the necessity ot their being a cheap Retail Store, in this part of the town) has procured and will keep constantly on hand—Flour, salt, Tea, Sugar, Coffee, .Cheese, Mo lasses, Vinegar, &c., &c., which in connection with his present stock of Hams, Shoulders, Mackeral, Herring and Cqd fish; Brown, Yellow and White Soap: Also a very - superior article of pure Palm, Almond and Fancy Soaps—SpeCni and Tallow Candles—Winter and Fall Strained Sperm Oil, &c. Arr'., &e. All of which he will sell at the lowest Cash Retail Prices—And to inclines, or those buying to sell again a liberal deduction will be made, in proportiOrr to the quantity taken. 1: EDWARD YARDLEY, , York store. P. s.—Frsim the fact of my having a person in the pity, whose time and attention, is devoted to the selec tion of the articles I propose selling., I have no hesita tion in saying that I can furnish goods as cheap, as any in Pottsville: 'Call and judge for'yourselves. Pottsville; Sept. 23, 1843, - IMPORTANT INVENTION. SUPERIOR. WASHING MACHINE 9 - IIE undersigned haiing -become the owner and proprietor of-Mr. John tiliugeit'S newly invented Patent Washing Machine, for the pointy of Setifl7l kill' and is now making the machines at his chop, in Potts. ville,wher6 he has a supply on hand for inspection and sale, at the Very moderate mice of ivien dollars. • This machine for cheapness, efticaby and perfection in any respect, is without exception the greatest inven tion in the known World. It is the only washing ma chine among the many thousands that have been pro nounced PERFECT. It washes 'Without rubbing or scrubbing, tearing or wearing. preseing or squeezing, knocks off I h buttons, does an the finery work of clean sing Hems, Tucks, Frills, &c., in a few minateel and washes clean all coats, vests, paPialoons, shirts and bed clothing of the dirtiest kind, With less than on - tenth part of soap n r eeessaryin the ordinary way tvashing. A girl of twelve years old,can wash more . two house, than two women In a whOle day by hand. . ISAAC SEVERN. Pottsville,. August 3 '3l— To the Military. AB the period is - fast appmarhing [for the election of Officers to the severaLßattalions, and of the New. Brigade, and as it is generally, althongh erreneously,be lieved that a good uniform cannot' be procured nut of the city, the subscribers, would therefore notify all successful,andidatet of the fact, that they are prepa red,to furnish MILITARY OUTFITS, of any rank, from Major General, to Corporal, in as correct, ele gant and cheap a manner, as any cither establishritent in the state—for the truth of all which they can give high and satisfactory evidence. LIPPINCOTT c TAYLOR, Corner Xakaritango and Centre streets. Feb. I A CARD: _ . t ,... . . • ALBERT G. BRDOKE, BEas to inform - the Coal °perkier', and the Mer cbantsPgenerally of Schuylkill .county, that be . is now prepared to manufacture • .• ' • IS HFCI V EL'S . _ , . il 'of every description, of the best materials, and in the most workmanlike manners. whit lhe is enabled to sell at the lowest city. prices. All orders promptly attended to, and the most: acorn& modeling terms of payment given to purchasers. • Port Carbon, April 8, 1 144,m0 1 I 1 47- New . Tailoring Establishment rgItRE subscribers inform their Mends, and the pub lic, that they have located theniselves, over the store lately occupied by B. T. Taylor, and are prepared to do any work in the Tailoring line,' From the long experience of the Senior Partner, they with confidence solicit a share of the public patronage, as it is their in tention, tOglve satisfaction to all who will favor them with their custom. .- R. M. GRANT - PETER S. rdARTZ, . VAST , IRON SCREENS.—Cast Icon Ro Scrconi of various ekes and for'siale . at W. U. MARSIIALL'S Cheap Grocery flour Feed & Provision. Store corner of Norwegian.Strect.ensplopt.C4.ro4.gaii Road Junclq, , GRAY DRi:atifilt, - - - GEO. EDP ARDS SON; Chip, Wire, rap springa, &c Wholesale and itet4il Store. April 6 J 1 THR:_MithiRS! :401IliNAL. I Atml-vviiE,ti7iL , * - ' 'Z '1 , ' ,' ' • 1 ~,,' USO' ' '' '''' ' '' 4 ' l.. - . • • , . 1. K...--, Av-- grs ACOUSTIC OIL! -K . . TOP:11111 cote FOR llO lif 'COAFIBESS , . ••' S.V • <1,...,—,.. • . .- , , ..? A _ c _ I DMtkXN'ESS CITRED. 1 r ---- . . . , . Sthrpa's CompoUntl - Kreosotd Acoustic Oil, , roßthe cure of pEA F NESS,Tairs, and the is .1 charge of matter from the ears; also till those disa greeable noises like the buzzing' of, insects, falling of water, buzzing of Steam, &c., &c. Which are symptoms of approaching desifness and also attendant- with, the disease. . ~ - Cl3lt i iii.rlCATEds TherfoilowineEditeriaLs and certificates will be read. with interest aS-4.lfey speak facts, which are "stubborn things." :. i 1 • 11losT Ex.Tasoniat*sav Cone!—lf anY have donbts, they may now. disiltiss them, and tf.e most incredulous may consider Deafness as rumble. [Numerous cases of cures, and tuany of them very. remarkable—by the.use of 'Scarpa's Oil,' have been publisbe!d, burthis 'caps the climax!' • Young,or old may. ybt. recover hearing. A lady i 'Smithfield, Pennsylvania,' and now about 80 ,4 years n' tge had bi.en gradually getting deaf for more thin -11' ears, es that it was next to impossible to make her hin conver'sathin in the loudest tones of voice; Last winter she: Was induced to tit `Searpa's Oil for Deafness.' It is cinly necessary to add that she has us ed two bottles, and that her hearing is perfectly restor ed—she is cured. ' DeLexess' Di:um—The following extract from a letter written by ;dr. Johnson of Ikistoo; to a friend in this city, is important.i • The bottle of iii.arpt's Oil 'for Deafness, that you sent me, with the livid] that my datOster, would try it, has been used, and in its effects; have astonished all t you know how very deaf she has been 'Alice she was three years oltl4-she now hears quite well, but as the medicine has all,lJeen used, I wish you to send Inc an other bottle, whirls I have every reason to believe wit cure her entirely.'r—rTinies. • For gale by B. B. GUMPERT, Nn; Ir2o North Second Street; Phitadelpnia;and by EICIIIIOLTZ & 'SANDER SON, Agents, Pottsville.. , . 30— 1513,. CO] STOCK 4 cos Concentra!Oa CikiinpOntall Extract of ,:SARS'A,PSRI4LA. '•i , 1 port the cure of Scrofula, Chronic Itheurnatirn, Gen eral Debility,iCntaneous Diseases. Scaly Eruptions of the Shin, Te ' ;tter Finiflrs or PUStules on the Face, Liver Atfections,l sletcurial and rSypltilcid DiSeases, Riles, from an impure habit of body, Ulcerations of the Throat and Lee; raitiVand Swelling of the Bones, and all Diseases arising froM an impure state of the Blood. Exposures Undjittprudunces in Bite, Excessive use of - Mercury, Sre. - t ' An irpmenseeffort has been lately made- to introduce various compoOndstcalled °Extracts of Sarsaparilla,' as positive andainecilic cure-alls. jfive were to beliove the.extravagaiit ass , irtions of the adventurers who are plishing them, nil; disease that '' ileili is heir to," call be governed and temoveil by these woinleiful —.extracts." Now, we want no Customers to our articles but persons of-common sense] at least ; and Mose who have that, will find it Mina :Tilde to believe these extravagant and ridiculous a=sert oas. Depend upon it then, if you. get COMSTOCK'S t ue extract of the real Sarsaparilla, ev 'eri disease that .ais be cored-by this and various other 'roots that form ti e compound: will be cured by it. Such; particularly, ac r'....rofitla.:lllommalisin, and all disc:mil of the blood, and partiridkrly di.ease and suffering front , the abuse or vier any. 1.3051gT0t . 04 SA 11KA YAIIILLA 19 1 warranted as good as any in the city, and at just half the price of Oth , ri. titi,B in as large bottles, vie:—GO ' cents per Nude. or ;tit pir doyen: Suit yourselves To be fOitml Milt at Contrdock's Branch House, No, 2, North sth St. 'Philadelphia. add in Tott'sville, at' Feb. 17, . C7.11y . I_ S. C. MARTIN'S. .. 1 J0tn....1. NEV.'S: , .. Almost every: discaze that fiekli is ite:r to mat be cured by,thb iiinelv also. of 0.11 1. : 1,1. : 1- cOm - POWS I) 14lP(It 1.TiV1..: '1 111.:T.. ' This may be proveeLsatisfaceprily to those who,will call at any of the sobes where this invaluable ;medicine is sold. by certificates (orpiierly authenticated) of cures perform ed on individitals ' Who had, lost all hopes of relief— cerfificates of l'hysicians who likd the mold severe cases under tre a tment, their patients having taken the medicine by thiradvice and been cured- certificates from the Ptoth notary, Clerk of prphans' Coort.No• Lary, A.c..Rtitir , their itec i toirtabce with persons of .rerp,ctability et rd standing, wlll Living the good or .their tel in4n at heart, fiave cduntarily eottie tor ward :iiiil gOeli a statement of I.liir ease and its cure for ptiblicattind,S:c. &r. The number of these certi ficates beingta'fi great for newspaper publication, the subscriber le,is rlecined it adibsable th bave a copy of the most import:l4J certificataks [lroner!y antlientica• ted, under scab oh be placed at the stores of agents, who have the medicinefor sale. vilieie - persoliß :Inc • ted with seri Fulai or Rings ei,il White 'Swelling, Chronic llhemnalism. Toter, illerenrial ili.,eases • Eruptions of tie •km. Cough of )(Mg standing or in cinient Conk,'l nptinn, sp.!: Ile:id-ache Ale. \•c, may have an r.pim [unify of ascertaniing the names and residences of t icise who have been Mired by its use. and who will i e wil ti ng, if CL'lledlupin, to give even, information re . niicil. : . . . As a more g metal evidence that thin is no quack medicine. f Wi old refer to the rnmes of the follow int!'weli kndo i iillyiaciatits, whOdiave attested to its ellicim,..- , -D'r... l'. 11,estcr; Dr: . ',G.' Brett. Dr-. hi', 31--2 ma . . . O tt ", Ur: 11!111 St 4d whole , caiStoro of Port C... b J. n. January REMEDY tOW • • Fats for the People., • r lEIE cedstanily increasing pipularity and sale 0113. A Fahnestock's Verrniloge has in• duced neraens , who are envinus:Ok its success In palm off dodo the public preparatlons which all medical Men know to be inetlicaeloos in expel ling ?canna rrom the system. . This Veirnifoge has made-its''%Vp into pub lic favour uOon the groond, of its town intrinsic merits, more than any other medicine of I.`lo kind now used and while many' iSom remedies have, by dint et pulEng; been forced into 'sale,' and sWirtlyialter gone into the obOdrity which their wort! lersness justly mended B. A. )- nestricit's Vi?rrn tinge cowhides to 'bOriumphant suaiaini4l. I It has poly to !JO used and its effects wilt,tiully sustain all that is said of its Won. derful expelling power.. • Certificate. l deg, Erie CO.. New I', Jan. 7,1843. We 'cellos , that we have 13. lA. Fahnes tock's ,Vernlifuge in our families. 4nd in every case it has 'proved a decided and cffeiltual remedy for expellitig worms from the system We cor dially recOOlmend it to parents who have chi:- drcn affiletini with that danger Mis idaludy. Et .ON yawl! :1 IY. M. Et PAIN . ,E, It'r'T MAY . , .1 SEPII BUIcROUGHS. 1 For salo,,wholesale Itnd• retail, at the Drug Warebousel of - • . • 1 B. A. FA ,INESTOCii & Co. Corner 4Sixth and W' rd sta., Pittsburg, Pa. For sale in Potlarille, by G E M ENS 4- . ARVIN, li t ruggisis. 1 ., - Decemblr, 9. ' I 50-- • , I FOR S ALE. . Battin's Patent Coal Breaker rip EllS ectinomical 'machine is now in sutessful oper a, ation ati Mr. Bast's andlG. Spencer Co's mines, near Mine raWlie, the Delatbare Co.'s mineS near-Patta- Ville, and Mil. Packer's mines near Mauch Chun*. This machine is important to the land ociiner from its great reduction of wastage in breaking, and still morn important to the collier, the cost of preparing coal for market being by its use reduced to less than one fifth of that by the ordinary method:, • Inquire oil the proprietors. J. &. S. Batthn, Philadet• phis, or the subscriber at Blinerstqlle. . D. K. BENNETT_ • 22-3mo* June 1, !.. For. Sale pheap, .19 LARGERAILROAD WAGONS, odanted for uaa nti the 151onnt Carbon, and the West Branch Rail roads. Also, Mining tools, blastmetoolo, Coal Screens, and Wheel Apply at this office Feb., 10, . • nnWO 0 X are ac Isrork-leoe June 1, 111 , thleRhere, Dr. 4 E. orb°, le ;Bid Retail at the du.; amiCheitit E.I. 'arlk i 111 e;' !tug!' Kin&lry Vouie. Or:ripburg. ME fourneyraen Wanted., )R THREE good ,Jptuneymen Tabors, who !'eustomed to work 'on Coats, are wanted to wages will evint by the,anbkoribeis: 22 • GRANT MARTZ. COAIL'AGEN CY. To Dealers and consumers of Anthracite Coal. TliC undersigned having the advantage of twelve year's experience in Miami and DEALING - In coal in this rekon, and having now rer.ingnished all connex ion with Alin so, offer,' his services to purchasers as a Factor rat• Broker being desirous of confiuing , his transactions and remuneration for them, to a commis sion only, to the exclusion' of all speculaiion ; as a purchai,sr and seller on his own account.' The advertiser believes that the. extended knowledge he has of the different operators, (large and with his constant residence in the reeion, enabling him to take advantage of any °Mira, which the temporary necessities of any of them may induce them to make. acquaintance with the various mtal it ies of ttfe differ ent veins worked, and the requirements of different markets as to quality or kind, will be advantages that when proposed exclusively to the-purchaser, (who by distance, or the nature of his avocations, would other wise be piecluded from them.) confining himself in perfect gond faith to a commission only on the price ac tually- paid, will also secure to himself a share of the patronage lathe Trade, and consumers of this staple. Those Interested in this advertisement, are refer: Ai for inforniation as tri the advartizer's business tom ,petency, and integrity of character, to the under-na med gentlemen. F. O AIItI3INK HODGSON. REFERENCES , . Whitfield fif Prnkerton, Mi ners and Merchants ; John Shippers, Esq., Prrsd't. Miners' Band; Benj. Bannan, Esq., Ed. Miners' Jour nal; 'Samuel SillyinalL.Esq., Miner and Mere.hant. Pit t t ni..—Messrs. Farquhar S. Carpenter, Brokers, 56 Walnut st., ; 11. Ewing, Esq., Merchant, 11 Ches nut street ; Bard Patterson, Esq., Philada and Potts- Ville. 1 , Pottsville July 6 • . New Drug Store. E. E. EICIMOLTZ, & Ca.; t j espectfully informs the citizens of Pott4v Me, and Schuylkill county generally, that they have opened, (in the store formerly occupied by Mr, Slater,) a general assortment of Drugs, Medicinei, Chemicals, Paints-, Oil*, Dyes, Varnishes, ! Patty, Glass, Sivas, Patent Medicines, And solicits a share of public patronace. confidently Assuring rt he public, that every artiCle in their line, shall be or the first quality, and purely cenuine. Havinr.lserved a regular apprenticeship to the busi ness in iphiladelphia, those who favour them with a call. can test satisfied that they will guard strictly a gainst Alt mistakes, and have their medicines put up with the gseatest care and nicety. Physicians' prescriptions attended to with particular at'All hours. Cottntry Physicans and Storekeep cr,,,:supplied at a small advance on city prices December 3, ' EaV S 0. IL' E . Oliver & Mars, , . Ti rsr .cTrui.r..k• announce to the :citizens of /I SetaMkill county, that they have comMenced bust -ness in the Store recently orrupied by William C. Lulli. one doorlsouth - of the Post Office, in the Borough of tOttsville, where they have just opened a new and carefully selected stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Glass, . Qneens, Earthen and .1401- low Ware, &0., &c ., &c. Antonh which may lie found Cloths, Casiimeres ' sat- Wiens. Moust , line de. Laina, Gingham, Lawns, .:leri noes, Silk?, Satiri, Laces, Nankins, Hollands, Flannels, Mareeilhts, Valencia. Silk; t,4atin, and other Vestings, a great variety of Muslins, Bleached anti ;Unbleached, Silk„C,itton, anti Gingbanni, Ilandlterchiefs, Sum Mer Cloths. iVelveteens, Ladie'ii and Centlethan's Stock ings, Glares, and Mits °fall descriptions.i Also, Syrup, Sugar House and New Orleans 2,l,dasse,.. Sugar, Gothic and Tea, Cheese. Candles, Soap, 6,111111.13. Shad Mack eral, liiirring, llama, Shoulders, and rintidzed Meat, io-nerally,, Tobacco, Svears. Crackers, Ilutlin, Eggs, lard. li i•eet Oil, Lamp 0i1,.&c., &.. &c, itavit 2 purchased their goods with gr:iat rare, and on rea .s,, noble terms, they will be colbled to dispose of them, al prices quite as low, as their neighbors. l • • tiinsiTiatEt :ruRN: T CABINET INIA.NUFACTORY , . 11EXR I GRESS..I..VO, .. . • RESPECTFULLY Informs the Schuylkill county pub ic, that he is now Prepared to manufacture all articles of : Household and Parlor Furniture in the neat- Teel, handsomest, and most satisfactory. •manner. He has aim) on hand, at his NYare-count in Mahantangs street, Horner of Adam street , an assortment of I . MAHOGA T CHAIRS of the French Pattern with Hair Seats; Fine :%lain.aanv f'S:iiti)..Tables, Mahogany Dressing Bareahs, made 3 Ler the French 5t.7,10; with Masses, 4. , r. In ad lition to tit?. above, The advertiser is prepared to rec.r ve and execute all orders for repairs. &c., which will he arefully attended'to: and finished at the shortest :totter , . All Itlnils•of upholsterinc, such as roverinz Sofas, Chairs, l 4.munges, &t., will he finished in, the most ap prnrfdj manner. if entrusted i,i his rhareil, a lone expe rience in the btrtinesa having qualified hiin for the an, dertaltine. . , The ridvertiser would inform the publin that althouch residine in Pottsville, he can tern outfitruiture of the hest wiirlimansltio, at as low, juices, as any of the city Warenteisev, and re4pectfulli: reoueqs those who need article 4 in his hue, to cive a call, beforse purcha sing elithwhere. May '25 , 21—ly porrsViLLE • HOUSE, CENTRE STREET, EAST :SIDE, OPPOSI7 MAIIASTANG4 STUEET. TIM subserilier takes this method n ":12411 • ` railing the attention of travellers to hi ;; ; •. HOTEL; Mutat ed . as above. ins 4 He is now prepared. with the aid of a -sr.' • handsomely furnished House—excellent tableand good bar, to accommodate satisfactorily and sumptuously all whn may chpose to patronize his es tablishment. 'file HOTgl, is xiinated at a central spot in the Borough, and adapts itsplf peculiarly to business men, as a boarding house. Attached to the Hotel! is cod and comfortable so- Which, witit the addition. of attentive ostlers, and ater, . make - it a desirable .s,t mining place for travellers wh:O.use their own conveyancs. Always thankful for past faVors. he hopes by strict and Niteroi attention ti the comfort of his patrons, to merit a fiirther continuance of them. _ =I Pott l aville, May IS I , , TIN IVAit E iIIANUFACTORY. ..lahantango street, 2d door ahoro Centre at., South Side. I ' 4. 1 ' ,Iti \\T!Tiiile,i.A2dis'.7,luLit.kiiinifeocrimnat.l,lce,,cei r i i r , r i . i ;ts that f he is. prepaltd to . receive and execute 'all oider's ,for tin . ware rif every character. • ~ 1 He l has constantly on hand, and ih progress of miniit'acture a complete assortment of Nickels, pans hasintLetrw.gutterspOnts, boaeliorns.dse ,4 , e.. which h e w ill cell on the most,reason:ible, terms, either by wholesaleor retail. Mr-, All orders for Pin-Spouting attended to and execared at the shortest ziutice. 1114 Y 18; • . r , 'APOTHECARY -I l STORE. , . t i : ~ THE sitbseriber offers for Sale a - ivell se octet - land genuine assortment of • - ..."1 - DRUGS ME ' , it:INT:SI, &c.., ~1 consistine. of Chernical4, Medicines, Pertit mere; W indow Glasses, Paton Medicines Drug., Paints. Dye-Stuffs. Oils, and ::Varnislies, Pain Brushes, &c. Which he is diSposedlo 'sell at a atrial, advance, and respectfully solicits 4 Aare of the patron age ofthepublic. J JJ ete Physicians prescriptions carefully ,compounded. j • JOHN 13. C., MARTIN . March n, . 4? , , TO THE PUBLIC. FACTS WORTH RNOWIIVG • 1 , , 1 1 • ,111 , iIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR, Merchftnt Tailors, cor i her of Cmure and Mahantatign street, P ottsvil le, have just received and are now bpening, a large and superlative assorttnent of Anierican,English and French Cloths; Splendid Single and Doable Milled and fancy CaSHOleTes ; a great variety of faiicv Spring and Sum mer Vestines ; a lot of superior Slack Bettina. To geth r with a large and general assertment ofall other t attic es in their line. All of which are.lower in price, and uperior in quality, to any GOO, ever offered to the citizenS of Pottsville. .•,, April 6, : 1 c - ' , _ • 14 CIIEAP GOODS FOR CAST!, I ' And no Credit given. TILE subscriber has just opened at the Store feirmer • l occupied by Crosland & Christ., on Rail Road at.., a general assortment of Groceries and Provisions which he will at the lowest possible prices 'for cash Such as Sugdrs, Molasses, Coffee, Chocolate, Tea, Cheese — lce, Spices, &c., Sperm and Whale Oil, Sper maceti, .Moulds and Dipped Candies, . Soap, Tobacco, Segarsillfams, Shoulders, Mesa Pork, Dried Beef, Cod.; fiih„Mackerel ,1 • 4-c W . • dec. 1 ILLIAM H. MARHALL. 2l—tf gin • CARD.:i DR. J..HAIIPEL, teepectfully infotms the inhsbi dents of Pottsville, and the Public in general, that he has become successor to Dr, 'heeler, as Homccopa thic I physician, in its various branches; and respect fullY solicits the patronage of Dr. }heeler's friends. •' Dr. Harpel, has taken up his residence for the pros ent, kit Mr. H. Geis's tavern,in Centre st.'above Market stroet—where he may bo consulted at any time, when not professionably absent. 11- EMS . cordially racoon:mend Dr., Dupe', to all my friends, trusting that be will give entire satisfaction. .?latch 30, 1:1- , C. 11.-p i 3LEII, M. D. II: EW CHEESE of Sope:iar Quality for Sale .702 3. BE i I I Flonr,. Hay; and Feed. THE subscriber respectthlly 'announces to the citi zens of Schtrylkill County, that he constantly keeps on hand at his Establishurtat in Flogr by the Bairel, • Hay, by- the Bale, and Feed 'cif all kind. 4., Which be will warrant to ;ba equal to any procured elsewhere. 1 As he presses the Hay hitaiself, he will eitarantee each Bole to be. what it purports!to be—there will be no,le cepticin prcliSed, as is frequently the, case with that procured from New York. 1 Orders Will be promptly attended to. Address A. O. 1111ADFO1tD, Reading, Pa. 10-if • & .0. O. Krim, PIFTH ST., READING, PA. Importers cf Ilardware and Deniers in Nail 6 • Iron Steel. and Tin, la -A n ‘ : , , E, l o n nst :inn o e r lis hind, fUll assortment 'Of 1.- 6, Hardware. and Cutler)... Nrdhiand t,ipikes . , Ride. Cairels, Planes, Iron and Steel of ; Tin ware and Rivets, Saddle Trees, Pa teint Leather and Coach MO11111111 ; 1; Oil and Varnishe.? ; Cedar andillollow-Ware. Thiponts and Common Ppwdor, &c., ttr.r. to which they invite the at •tantion of the citizensof Selturtkill County. ;Feb. 10.'. . YoUNG LAul.Es , • i oalMing :1211..Da3; School. DI;DIG PA. TIME ditticA tit this Instlit.ttutt etttotnenend no editett•day, the ti.h lust tlt the hou,e . , cor ner of stli dad We Itiut 'street,., • -, being prover . biJl kir .hcaith and. cotti ti.rt,;the Princtoal thinks it use:ess to enter in t- details outteurtttng tie advat.tages of its loca -1 ti The purp()Ce of the Ilrineip. - 1 I: , to establish a si.hO o l to ‘1..111e:11:0 cdneation can he a.b.. 'means of thiri the . .otiti'griadte4 , vntr•niied to the vire or the . sni, :her unit; Id, I a ecom Otehed • I'n-cent ress, will r Trive I.4Cy in:-trnetioO, as-to comproo; a thor n igh elbleatto . n, together w:th ucehul n nt,arndnrrntal , brunches:. Education' etofir.io , loot only iwelleetnal cul ture. but ninral anti leligions also; Illt:hdore toe will endeavor to eleYate and ex;iand the mind. a l ed at the sal.ne Itine r 4 fine the heart - 7 -regoirtni.T of the under Itha direction ca.'_c ajtd polt.heo manneot I In order (, 4 7 :2 1 ,1:1111141W!Itlit'S01110 hh ,C 11.):)/ 10 . 111 he dtvidi:d'ltito t.eo de . paitilieu•s, viz: junior ;' s ls(lr.i..'nior.i Te 4 . .alifts 'or aloar(lers: Young abort .2 scar: of fiat: will pay tut tie tern: or 4.6 weeka', With . inurte• , , EMI Under 12 Year of.age I' Vitth music ! ••• 1 1 . I . 1 los snot Pntitles the young , . lailit;,. in boa td, t i rd all the branches ktoght in the school, tn. ! Ft t.er with bpd, tieddidr, (lel and 110 o—except .Itrawiti , r and 'painting,* ilian and Spanish lan o ; nages, and 1,t , t. 1 of the I'lano; for wliteh they will - litrt. , to pay epra. ,' 1 • Tormlii 'for Daty.relliolars : Senio:. Classes, per qo trter. _. SS 1 3 moor Cliitses,. ; do. - -- ..,- '6 ' I • I potelt. ',• ; Italian ~i pdr quarter, 4. Spatii,h, ', l , ' ' a Dr wing and pairli inc.. Foe! for the wliolO year, Extra eliqst a fin- 5 ming Ladies, . .- - .v.ho mar desire )(Ile:on any of 1 the asoyy lanunaves;', j 5 1 I)rawi,toz *and-pa inting,i I' 50 • i Tix re wall ne ev.mlitg cl,..A;es for vnu rt:i gr . :' twooot :ma b0y..1 , ... !Luther part‘eulare. a,:po. at t , ,e ittnn , e of ,tfic .. , als:seriber. I • '! • i G. I'ENSTi 7f ). mouNT c.kittm:v 110 . 1 EL. • • 1,, ''' BE su‘isMiiier most ,respectfully a roma tim. , 4 1 to the. public that! he •h is le iced ' lie atm , . • o ,.sol , tdM arid cldielittlile:tnblislimcn , Pte .ifv...3 .1 - :,,•1, will be opemil IMr tires, at. 1::: ..onotodathni Co; Monday the lii•' iw---- , 9 r..: 1int...41L0 I:144 undergone a thormilzh r.. miyation with finch improvements and addition,: 1 . 111: 1 ,tillore ay, will MOCI r i 111 Crease the cinuturtaii-. le r .ilositinitdmMo',or hi,r gite,ts. 'Flits 110 , e1 tli,situateit at the termination of ill. Plii;adelphia itiol Reading Railroad, 93 nines fr.,, l'4l,oli•lplita, adjontitii; the, B•trutigh of Pottsyilii, rid combines! ail -the 'advent ageB of both tow, tnif, country 4attacheii to the esiab:islitnent ea clii.i.ii(ely for Ote use Of its guests is a' he intith qii ' I me 61 ternice giirden, an eneto•tid Park o • ..,rtklisi ne ' res, ' ityerlooklmr from its risintr-grotitid- - the I: attrold, the '.".•;chnylliill•lClver and'Canal, 11, rtistoir :tif the!schuy lk ill Navigation Cii., an.. ,iitinaititin2 a t'oinantic arid beautiful. View' o 1 u .2urriminditig mountains. The ftotel, Bail 4•inS , :s•ar.it 14:1411 . : 4 110 . e a pleiiiifol siMply 0 iii re, mountain gPrinzwater. The extensive M. , slur ~.tabh-s Mid poach boußeA, will hr nit err der iiy rareMl and :atientie,e'o , llerF; a tailrand pkt!,l - !....ir awl car nioge, will be kepi tor the au.::. C.11711110(131.1 . 011 1 0r4uesis i.vi.:tittigiu vtatt the ' llillivs Itid Other plates in this interesting regain.' AS d ' ,lkkilge of site de4posit inn to use his brim e . x . ei.. !ions tut give iiatisf.tetiOn to his guests, lid hegs is .4fer ;to,t.he reputation of ,the Cat.kill - Mountain liouse and riangressißa II in the City of New York; when kept by him, a nit as-ores' them that Ility rug daily eceetiS to the Philadelphia market, hip soil lilies both for the 'ruble and the-Bar shall be the: best that can be procured. Families and iniiivi'euals are assured tliat eve ry attention will be pant} by the .snbscriber and Inc family to 'render their : visits as pleasant and as comlortrible as at any lather 'estahlo,hinent it, this country, and a : , hare of the public patrunag, iA'icspeetfolly 4 solitilte4 c.rixitt.Es• 11. WEBB. . , Mort . nt Carbon, July t, 1643. :28-1 v DANIEL HILL. 2CF-. 20-1 BAWNAINT'S Cheap Book i& Stationery Store THE srscriber has recently fitted up his Establish t men and is determined to sell all kinds of • Selteol.Books, . Miscellaneous Books, Malik :Books, i Stationary, FanqnStationarv, Qe., .ifo. • Wholesale and iletail; at the lowest Philadelphia Cash 'pr‘ces. Being determined to accommodate the publi:, he respectfully solicits the patronage of all.those in want ipf articlesin hiS line of business.. Cotintry Storekeepers, Teachers and others, sup-' Plied wholesale at the very lowest cash prices. • v.,- If Siorekeepers and others, will be kited enough to furnish its with a list 'if the Books, they require ; we 'will be happylO furnish them with a list of our prices per dozen. in 'order to' satisfy them, that, we do sell roods at Philadelphia prices. • Mar.2,l 9- PAPER HANGINGS & BORDERS, Cheaper than SVhite-Washing. ITIHE subscriber has, on hand, a large assortment of Paper,Hangings and Borders for Parlors, Rails and Booms, or the latest and most fashionable Patterns, va rying froM IS to 50 cts.sper piece—which he_will sell at the Manlifacturer's cash prices. The very low rates at which ive sell nur pipers, makes it absolutely cheap er papering, than to white-wash twice a year—and te -Bides' a house is not Ow considered finished. until it is a pered. BENJ. BANNAN, Ae't. pJnneS ' . 23 . • Landlord & Tenant. DUANE on Landlord and 'tenant, in Penn sylvinia as effeoed by Acts of Assembly and "Judicial decisions. Priors $l. Just published and for sale ad this oflice April lit. VIM subscriber .has Just received an assortment 11 'Maps lon rolleri 'elegantly colored, at about one fourth the 'price usually - sold; broughyp 1844, em-' bracing 1 A Map of the World, Maps of the United States, Da. I do Dodo ' • Chtirts of the Presidents; Together with Mitchell's Traveller's Guide, through the Gulled Siates—Mapli of the States, TexasoSte. June 13 . 28_ it) trt LARD LAMPS.-100i Lard Lampa from 50 to $1 earl:4i list recrived. ;Ind for sale by . ,Max: 3+, • B BAN NAN., Aat t _ • READING MI B. BANNAN, Agent MAPS! MAPS!! MAPS!!! - IVI'EDICINES. TIIE ZGhIOLR 'WORLD • • It is admitted by all whq katle used them,- rani who has;, nott . ). that D'Il• 'PE i ELLS' EG LTA • TIRILIOUS 11',.11.1.5, the mart unrivalled remedy ever discovered "Lv the ii,r,onoliy or Oan. •Thpv are a soverei g n rare for the followitr? comphints: Yellow and Bilious Fevers, revel. and -Agee. Dyvirer.Bl3, Cutup, Livei . c omp hou . Si c k I leadacbc,- Jaimeliei.Astlima.Diop-. „ .y. Rheumatism, I;:nlarcmcnt ul the Spleen. Piles Chohe, l'emile Oh3tructions; Heart-burn, Envied Tong,tie, IN,nuca, D,stentions nt the l:ltomach _and Bowels Incipient Piarrlicea.Flatulence, flabitnalgos tieene,:n, Leis:. of Appetite, IlltitChed or Sallow Com plexion, and in all cases of Torpor of.the Rowels, whe'e a Cathartic or an Aperient in needed.. Thtv are einvcilinglyi mild jh their operation., pro. clueing neither Nausea Griping, or Debili.y. They arc evens' vdy tr•ied and centrherdcd.by rtt.ecusime rtie;tletaNs, in nil party of tire Union, from Wean; any quantity of Celt:lie:ales of !their value can bu aired. SHE AN'S ep L. - GA LOZENGER.S . Ire the safest, mast sore and effectual remedy for cohi3,Cmpolniption.Whoopint:Cnt , gn,Astilma, tight I no,. uf the !Ames or Chest:Ste. Sic. .Mr. J hi, Starkey, riii,t orGi,u , ..erneur st., rased o e, cough Of ei4hteett month's standing, supposed to he 2 , i. settled Consumption. by these Lozenges, when the 1, ph% sirtia n 4 could do 'nothing air him,. Mr Charles it . , red.i.... 711 B ower y, w 3,/ cured ofi a SCA ere cough and coil of thri'e month's standing, by!! bairn has of the Coz e nges. ! It , ; Rev. Mr. lloncirk„ 49.7 Peso st.„ has.usedlhein its!!! his•fauttly with inNa d riuht.e miess. and ree.onmendsi! thetnirt all s.hb pre atliteted iwiih coughs. colds. Lep i driv affections of the Thugs. - . . . , -.11 E. Martin stifferrtisevent! weeks with a dia l , trcs,icg coiigh, Which nuthiu relieved, till lie.triod the-e Lozertes, whiehriired him in a rew hours.' • I. Mr. James IV ::)./ale. No 5 Tontine Buildings,-Will hto gave sonic to ; a fri r ettd who had mot enjoyed a,, nedit's:sleep for t4tnerill weeks, being caery few Int..! nut e. •attaeliecrwittli some distr : essing cough, as almosk. to take ir.vay his life. The Leactiges made dtintraisel can, and enabled him to sleep well at nigh. , Ile liaci=:i , tied ever) thing :else ha heard of, and nothing elitii ,afforded the least !did—another instance of aavtnr,: a lellow-Lein , from an : tontiniely grave. SIIP.R.IIAN'n. WORM I:OZENGERB; . ll', Proved in more than 1-WOO:cases to be infallible=; the only certain worm-,clestroylng medicine ever diai? coVered , , 1 f; the joints .. it q tiveeTo3lS oF NVOtilts.—Pli in tetne joints or limbs; -..; -offensive bre)th. picking at the nose., grintling.of 114 , i,,1, teeth daring sleep. and 'at Slices a valences about tfiiii ',::::,' his w kit flashed Cheek* bleeding at the nose, a gnawii I i, rig - ,erls-ilion. at the stotusch thistles of heal over tlitiV4 l sort ace of he body, slight chills or shiveiings, head%i ''g ache, duo' sins si. , , vertigo, utrvor, distobid dreamia!: sudden starting in sleep with .fright and sereaping 1 ';.,:..j soniTllinc-s a t made::4lle onlgh..liverisldiess. thirs:4r4 nil fid lore, lit, W,dtasiein th,i inouth,:diffn.tiltbreatli!:,l min;. pain in th e atnmach Or.Bovvels. fatigue, nauseal,:ci, q %eam,tinc,l3,. voracious ep . iietite, leanness, bloate, iiimi.ich or linilia,grivings, shooting:pains ih rarioutCl : !tarts of the body; a :venue of!sioniething rising m thq•, , t4 , throat, itch : ire, el:the anus , to wards night. a frquckli is; desire to pint :4411f.11141;: froth die bowcis, and suniett.o times discharges : oeslnne•anthnocus. - : ; `i, th- Gulcia !lair ter. It:SS:lath A venue, knew a chll4l,ti : that was cured tit (ifs by the4it Lozetigers, atter thre§i',.s, ,ear's suffering, and w hen nothing tine would give tile 4,', 1,,, , t rel t ef. : • -A. joy tot boarit of one of the Ilavrp• I,'i 9 ,i:1,4S NVIIR cured of his by only one dose of them.; .Z.) . Mr. Jo/4.1i. 'lVerd, 37 'l'lltre 5.1 rem. game ilonn 14 * his cliAd, and they tirmigli a Way :he worms by thous n' sands. ; Dr. %al, iskic,ilS Donne rn s has used them in ovey.m 700 eases, soine.of them of he most alarming char' ~(;;,, m tier, and always with the greatest SIICCCF2I. , I .0 , Benianirn F (fwdspred, 11l Sixth .tveaue, has tiio; cd them in I:k family for two years, with entire, sat'. 1::::: ~ 't. Ce'R. Twe'My.ti:)e cents per. box. . • . - :4: 2 S'irrneati's- Com/. phor,or ii etrduche o.7hrjgres ~..; I • .4; i:, ve iitinit dive ..,..fief In neMmus or sick Ileadaell i i "- ..,,1 1 ,il, it i,or i , t) I I be, heart. lion' revs of spirits, ilespon t %' ; ' , ,, .leneY. inflammatory. or inn rid sure thrum; bowel fin •unititer cony,,l ant, faint mg,iimiti essitin or ilseetie n... , ...b og . o r h."! chest, clili oe,, 4pa-ms, cramps, of •t kr -. . :,t,.....i, or ., ,,,,,k,hysterietil afft Clines and all neik. , ..l sous Lht,e•a:-.i.s.d!owsilless thiotigh !lie d•iy and wal.! 'li fulness at tiV4lll; tdriolqa or choler.[ toorbus.Ciarrliceli. ; ; is-imile, on, a vise tt. fique. Persons• travellir or :1111./i11 . 1114 1,11.4 c pitta's, will find the Losengi ate.'(! ...',.. 'y rem ivo;g: .1;41 mtipaiLtic, the lon iyanny of . ).4tnil—ii. osl :tiler en n si i ,i'i ion. the) rtistore•theoone or thsyrTl i . - , .i ' , III gl•IIIT:ilIV. and remove Lull rise I/ nrica.ant sylitii) : 3 o•osi of iri,..free living, 1 . . .' • J,'' . : - .),,,,,, .11 . Monif. Esi.. E. lint lif the Brother .1014` t 1 tent, 1.1111,3 dlr.: itl a severe tioa..lainlio it . sir thlnutes 1i., , ,i itrre oi•I 11, Catiiplior LezeligehL he : was prejudiceii.',3 2; 'nisi. them, . -, , 1 • :ij l:" Juseph B.', ,Voneg. Ei,ti., Vice Prrgi,:ent of theWas*,X .;;;;;;tn ;thiimii• I nstiranee Company; has sotTered f)i,il ; ,eats with nervoo: headnsdir, ilia[ nit htia . r. Would tint:,' ~,,e iii no ,ti,it d they Lore gin : whe - h reinovetW . : .-eurelv in tit:cen titinidt•s 14 • ~ . . . it :', Dr . -.ii. 11,17,1,4 - , It,SSI f h I dleness has : been cohjeg i! In violent all icit'is of livaitaelio:so alto ola I .i: shim ir,;;c tosrbioitt for twin or rlveehoes at tan, ' Nrilliiii 1„. •Ver tilliirdile trim air reitclic,ll he tr rd these I,zeia :::, :hh. and the) cur.Nl tin .n l'few inotin.o.4. ", iv. li. . ten .,. j.;.., q . "I . • r.ei New •Vi - i - ill• herald. nrniT' Is al them ntr the tart year 'for Imailaehe., : iriassitud ;nil alwayS friend imincthath relief from !kern. `v ' - , , ,',•:i • S:ir.-Inan'a Poor IN t o'S phi •ler!, ,,, r'i I . ' utort MO scald yearly of this best l of all Plasiers.&ky alieutnatisifi, Lumbago, Pa'in dr: ‘Vea Weds in the:: stark, Loin r, Side, Breast, 1 . 65,:k, or Limbs, effecturtic; tv.enred by;it. Ili - Only 0, 4 , Cents cacti, and w.ir, , . ; ,„,,,t ~,,,,,,,, t o a ll or lo r plaslere-in - use. Be liKt• inciter to get Shronan's I'dor 211an'si'lasleri, or y),it i : ,%.,11 be inip;,ised wain. A rold'the -3 . urinous and ~, s p ri e ,,,, i m0u i,,t,,,,p,. Th .. ivne , ii stainped on the bade*:; - ' ..ielt; nI.I m 11(• 1.t'1:1101I It, or yon will lie deeeiltediiii .. ... 14,.... Coititli 1-I,ziineo, 11/i • b l ess[, a box. f.:,lr: Vi'oritt Lozeii , c4. 25 Ldp. do .: 5 . Camphor, or headache tizenges, 2.5 cents per boll" Poor %lan's Plaster, only: t 2 eents'a piece. • t:4,.., - The above.:lletileme.s for t sale by . „: • , :,4 ',:,: P. & .I.'BEATTY. i.7'•4' • •••:-, ,Keats for the proprietor. A/so laji i ' , 3' ~.I •IIN S. C. A RTI \. l Irtiggist Pottsville ;;, t t .. 4111 , h 1.,;:i M nsle), Port CaOmn. , . , William ! : l'itg;2.art,Tartiatitta• . t ;,...ir,„te Iter-rtyder, New Castle. June Ill; ISI3 ,: : S2lO 40 EIE DIBI CONSUMPTION OF TnE Lemis.i . • All'eclfons ,of the Live}, .4 - aihn?a; Bronehipk! . Pai'a or Weakness of The Breast-or :Chronic ( 7 0/te;hS, Pleqlsy, Ilemerrhage 0f414 (el ngs, and all ujectiwis of the Puimprkiki: • ,Organs. 7 t!ifj NATIT:E'S OWN PRESCRIPTION . 1 comootind 13alsadite preparation of3,lliie. • 'Prunus Virginian'a or Wild Cherry Rae prepared'hy a new chetitical proregs, approAkl and recmunenticd by - ,'the most distingiii4kd physictamt, and univtirially. ackiowlegedAt% roost valuable medicine ever discovered. ti•-. • Q,4 aereTy i! D.Teption. In getting forth the virtues of this truly4o%l.: ,medicine. we have no desire to deceive - 44 e - who are I•Mouring under 'affliction. nor (ttOrp (wish to eulogize it more than if justly tie46ouke... Yet when we look arcinod and ere the va414.. :orient of sufferine and• clistresv occasioned y' many.of the diseaks in, which.' his medietnOilia 'proud so ktin'lkiy succe ssful; wefceithat not urge is claims too strongly, or lay tois.rtiOlt. in ita favour- - - ' Such indeed are the •- 1., . • il,: _ . . SURPRIsING VIRTUES t:t= • 01 this B ils3m, that even in the advanced sfam of CQS.I.73IPTION, after ail the molt esteemed iitiu edLe or physicians have failed to effect:4ey• change, the use of 66 medicine has beeitip , i l o. 'duet ive of the moat -astonishing relief;, anilfc runny effected cures oder all,hopes of molly.? '(ad been despaired of. - . - ' .:1':'; In the first stages ofAc disease s termed 1. , 'a. !grrhal Consummion,",originating from nre I . - ed COLE), it hal Leen used with undevat, ' g success, and hundreds acknowledge the regtoration of their health' to this intratatblo medicine alone. In' that torn of Consuioota sti prevalent amongst delicato• young fettittes ..,r commonly termed d - ehility, or ' 1' ri 18- INTO A. DECLINE." A complaint with which __thousands aro P,'ver- Ma, it has nitro forimil highly EitleCefaUl, elj4P(r • only poescs , es thciarmier or checking ttr-is of this.alarming oomph int,hut a lan stm gh ens and invigorates the syst• m mnro effeooll3. than any medicine wd hoe ever prdise-tiaAl, ILYFor particulars see Dr. Wistar's Tr4itis. on Consumption, to be had of the agcnte.A 'S o ld in Pdttsvillo by' .• • • • JOHN S. C. MATIVIatC. In rcadiig by Mrs. SARAH MORBl3i.l,;',arnd . in every, ton in tho Siam. • p;44 rottsvillo ,Octobcr- 26, • . • • $2 00 2 00 1 25 3 00 1 25 1 FI II 1 I?.1- 0 • l
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