MEDICINES.
DR. 1 .NG'S
.PUL.MONARYSYRUP,
The Great .Panitica Consiimpiion !
• .
aa I.do Ailibma. 'lnfluenza, Ifooping • COngh, Croup.
_Scarlet Ferrer. Matzke; difficulty of Dreathinik ,
Ihrnerbhii. Spitting - of Slood,l'ainsin the • Drenet, and
111 oilier diseases of the latnes: ,-
SONFIIIMED.
, t•-•;;mlhietry 'cure pf Asthma. by §teelling's
, onarf sitestkd to by Capt. Samuel R. Bum
tr
well, merchant -:nf Potter's Creek, Monmouth County,
New Jena'', the father of the unfortunate coon= suffer.
Tirrrrnii . timrs, Juze .C114'1834
Sikzutta-:-.Pearhave the nlesßure of
being able to state that my daughter, who had been
auffering.unaertievere Asthma for Soso yearchis been
entirely cured of that painful disease, by -the use of six
bottles of your Pnlmonaty Syrup.- She was when
'first attacked with that complaint, Only nine Feats of .
ege,.and -sufered withjtheyond all description, for
the period of near sixfei, having en intact about
every . three or four weeks. It was to all appearance.
conbened and immtrableT-we vied' many medicines
without any relief whatever. . About this time, we
heard of the superior ellicaeyoryone Pulmonnry.Syr
up and detertnined_to give it a trial—we procured a
dozen bottles of the first bottle relieved' her very,
.rnuch, and brthe time she -had taken six bottles, shel
wa s perfectly 'Cured!!! It is now. three three years
since then, and she hai not had. the slightest attack of
he Asthma. She sneered so muck when laboring-mi
ler those attacks that we could hear her .briath
ocily over the wholelopse-Ithe was frequently near
t rifocating, and we hadquite despaired of her recove-
I Five you the above 'statement of facts. that tubers ,
who may be afflicted with this awful disease, may
Sake use of the same means, and we feel assurvd that
with the blessing vit Providence,they will find pentra,
..,ent relief. Tours resuecUltlly. .
SAMUEL 12.BUNICELL.
A loud yoke from
— Stead die following stwonrtestirnony in favour of
leelline's Pulmonary Syrup, given by the Rev. V. 0,
muglass, Pastor of the Mariner's Church, Philader
siia,
18111.1141.
Pr. Sieelling—Sir feel Much gratified in being
..ble to ray in you. that the Pulmonary Syrupyou sent,
vas been used by seyeraliiersons with great success.—
The first person who took. it. had` ieen confined-to her
.edforanme time With•a severe cough-a'ler taking
...nay 'axe bottle.ibe_watatinest entirely cured.- • A Sailor
127231iy distressed.with,a cough, and could not find
nothing to relieve him-Ile took one bottle-and galled
ri say,that he was entirely. raredi !!-.,A member of my
t 'Church. was:taken with the - mesa-Ulna influenza-41e
-wok sit of yonr Ant [bilious . Pills, and a bottle of Syrnp,
mud felt almost entirely restmed in his wanted health.
'Voile at INnedstrip, N. .L, a Short time since I found
ILlrs.`ff.W..latinuring under o." - giere rough, and scarce
ly atilt •tosit un. through the' da y-Atelt confident that
74. Syrup 'cyanid r'lievc her; aceordiugly I sent her a
01 j:se-Within afew days, Ihearsllkat she was greatly
enar ii r -4, and in-a'fair way of a-efiCedy recovery. I
an truly thatalmost every •onethat has taken
.a ,b &en nu ,. or' less 'benefited. and I can cordially
t eerimmend it t,` whore in any way afflicted with
cnugh. Vitura;. 0. DOUGLASS.
The ro mnig frpaH distinguished Councellor a.
„air in iiridzon. - •
; 4,110 - rnrruerirveceinuerer, - rarr.
Dr. Wm. Sieelling--Nirs—lt rives me pleasure to
save tt in my power to hear testimony to yourtnvalua
sle Pulmonary Syrup.' For wveral years when -a n y
one of my Cannily, has been afflicted with a Cough,
Ilnerseness, Anima., Influenza So. - , tcc., we have 11.
red it with very. beneficial effects-It has invariably
;Winded relief:, in Mintier last, l was atorked in the
niht, with a continued ' paroxism of couelitn;•--a dose
the Syrup immediately snipped the renal), arid-he
-10.0 had finished the bottle, I found myself complete];
•
arid. Tito 'cause of -philanthropy, most certainly
awes you a 'debt Of gratitUde, for the acquisition of a
• tedicil compound skillfully prepared, pleasant to the
.rte. containing so many excellent• properties.' and
tde acsessable to all. rich and poor, by its `reduced
, Your Obedient Servant.
, ISAAC wAxrs,cniNE.
Disinterested Tedimmy ! ! !
'Extract of a letter received froni the Bev. Wm. He--
. lig, Pastor of the Lutheran Church, Abbottsown,
! -.• • Annorrwrows.Jan. t „ 10 1810..
br. Wm Steelling—Stn':take pleasure in inform
n; you that I hate been much• henefittecl by the use
;tryout . r ULMONAni Svnne—my throat which has been
sore, for better than two years, and which_vas consid.•
crably inflamed, when I-saw you last, has been greatly
relieved-4 think by using a few more bottles, a radi
cal cure maybe, effected—l ran .Therefore recommend
h. to all -who are similarly afflicted
Vows Atrectiiinately, • • Wltf.
• Sanith I Post Master at 1 7 .veshani N. I, who
is upward,: of sk-venty years' r age. was cured of a
seve . nc liifhienza and relapse by a few. bottlA-of 'my
l'illmoniry'S2,
Small, of Pemberton, states that his
wife who was nieb unto tulip ; .with a cough •
was restored in sound health by the free use fit Rif
Pulmnreity,Sy ru ft'
: 'rhe wife of Ilteben ftlapes,Cr w ji-kR.N4 was en
tire', rutted of a cough of .near THREE ' YEARS'
standing by my l'illum!ary
Cliftbeili Dubois, of Phila. : who was subject to a
. tough or three yoars stand ‘titlii.,also spitting of blood •
and who could get no relict faun the many medicines
_ she bad Os relieved by one bottle of my
• tilmoverriyuto. ,
.• !toy. W. A. Hoc. ilaptra clergyman., Imla)stown,
~V.. 1; Oates that M's. Fanny Emley, l upwards.
4r6e%-natV. had been affil fier several sea's with
a - most CtiStressintiond alarming Cough and had used
many meilicenes with little relief, has \ been almost
lathe!) , eared by three"-bottles of . woof Pulmonary
'Syrup—she thinks another bottle will be effectual
• Rev. 0. Ormelass.Pastor of the Mariner's Church.
, P"hilada, gave a bottle or my Paint : a - nary Syrup to a
ladv.w•bo was cOnfince to 'her hiewith - a Cough,
aficetaking whiCh she was , aimiast entirely rclicved.
. Ne also gave attitude to \ a sailor who
_was greatly
tlistressed with a Cough, 'and coulili find nothing' to
htine'—after taking which he called to say that.
-it ticafeedy cured- him. 111 x. , flonglass, Moreover
says that a' member of his church iiato was labour,
itt; under severe Inflenn was Cured immediately by
- six of my f %ntibilions Pillsanta /bottle -of my
.Pul
monary - Syrup; also tlitt while an a vision Woods
town, J. recently, Mii.S,ll7: of that villige,Was
sea r: - ' 4 4 able 10 sit up through - shed:y, from aSeesre
('old, ne sent beta bottle of toy Pulmonary Syrup,
which gave her immediate'.rerief.
Far sale in Totisvtlle;-by
JOILN S. C. MAUTIN..
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Jcily 13
Reauotion Fatirfoil in Pricis,
Or Nothirig itihe User es not Delighted with 1
A N ankle that every Family must consider indispen
-4-1 sable, when Ihey know its power -and value, and
'tvh!ch has heretofore' been sold. too high to reach all
dahlias, has now been reduced Fourfold in price, with a
wlew that rich and poor, high and low, and - in fact cv
:cry human being may enjoy its comforts; and all who
sit it "all have the price retunted to them if they are
ant delighted Witt/its Use. We assert, without the pos-_
aibihty of contradietion,tids.t.all Burns and Scalds, every
external Soy:, trld or fresh, and all external pains and
• wiles, no matter whereoiliall be-reduced to'ennifort by'
It in five minutes—sarine life, limb. or scar. No burn'
!an be fatal if this is applied, unle*as'the vitals are de
:troy ed by accident. It is t namagical, to appearance,,
to its etre, - Is. P.aquire t"..r Conners Matical Pain Ex
;meter *aye."' Price 2.5 cents, °Prow times as much
50 . cents. and ten times as much for.sl. •
1 111 country :iterate:ma are requested to take it to
ti ht. lowna on rommissiOn, as the greate.st. blessing to
ortn and hern'disrovered in Medicine for MTS.
ii: SI rf , Yll 17111 . 4 - .117i, but con may depend its power
- n ill fully just ivy it. ',"4.4.t at Colostock"1. Branch House,
No. 2 North sth street,, and.hy
. J. S. C. NAVIN .
Cob. ~. 7-Iy. Ponsville,_
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills
,OF TIIE NORTH ANEBICAN COLLEGE
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VI" liH has ever L'"ed lalls rnaS d _n eel-l " "le A
-Ila merkan Public, whose virus?, 'kn e e ,been mate
cheerfully and.uttiversilly• acknoWe.'gv. 7 ..ln an We a
bove named •
• • WIII6IIT'S INDIAN 'VEGETABLE 1-:!:-Ta" ,- - •
To descant upon - their noTlts. at this late day, }Could
- seem to he wholly unnecessary, as vary few h'ue'd
who read this article, will' be found unacquainted with
the. real excellence of the medictnr. But if further
proof svere wanting to establish thecreditufthisdiptn
tar reenedy, it might be fceund'in the fact that no medi
c se in theconntiy has be-sri no
. • SnAII6LESSIN COUNTERFEITED.
Ignorant-and Unprincipled men at various plc-.
.crs,manufactareda„spurinus; and insulter my
. completely, to deceive the public Wave made it m
ward appearance to resemble' the true - ruedicinr.-
- These wicked people could never pass ofrtheir worth
less traSfi, but for the 'assistante of certain •miseuldad
„ .. ,.7 1 nrekeepers, who liecakSe they can purchase the ion- •
r5„....s article at a reduced rate; lend themselves to this
moar.rons system of MlN:dation and crime.
Tfie.patrons of the•above eitelient Pills; will there
. tore their guard against -every kind of impost
,:inn, and r'emember the only genuine Agents in Potts - 0
are Messrs. T. & J: Beatty.- ,
,• The futlowina.hlghly CespectaMe-stoteLciepers have:
been appointed Awaits riti the sal e of ' s
WIDGET'S INDIAN ..:%'EGETABLE PILLS, FOB'
st:HuYiau..j.;• COUNTY, -.•!
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and of whom it Is confidesifly bffeved the genuine
, ste.licine can with certainty be obtained:
• T. &J. Beatty, Pottsville.., ' • • -'•
&Mill, Otwizaburgo '••-• • '
Aron Mattis, Mahantango. ' • = I
• •
.L Weitt,•Elinc,erstotyn.
Jacob Kauffnian,LoweeMahantango. • '
JonagJianffinsn. do
John ilnyder,Frisdenshurg.
Featherciff:Drey &c.o..Tuscareira.
William Tagert, Tani:lora. -
' John Maurer; I.;ppar hantango. , • • •
M. Ferrider, West Penn Township. -
Caleb Wheeler, .Plnegrovf. •
' P:Seituyler,./cos. Cast lirtin swick Township.
C. lt: DeForest. Llewellyn.
E. O. & .I.•Eauffruan; Zimmermantorm.
.7enfiett aelaylet, -
•
,henry
Reifiinder, New Castle.
-,-Benry Knell & Son, AcKeansbum. •
Abraham Deebner, Port Carbon..
••- • •
John Mertz: Middleport. •
Samuel Beier, Port Clinton.
Sliderr,takez Ir. Kauffman, Schuylkill Haven'. .'
• ' • BEWARE.: or co oxrznitrrs..-
The inky security against imposition Is to purchase
from the regular advertised agents, and,ln all cases be
particular to ask for Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
, Mice devoted,exclusieele to the isle -of the
4ine. wholesale and reatl4 IGg. Rena street, Petro-_
dehhia._ .:- I
ii.ltentember. mono' aro getiiths.e*cept Witt*t
Vev,ppe,rpte.
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Fea.3l,
_WEEKLY , 13*.-13ENAm.IX - ,,80N,0; . •AQP.N7r..T'(),,g T4P*YrAI , E7.O,R,,JPOTTBViItR,,§(3IIIVATLIZII 7 4i. -'.6O,V,XTY;'.R.
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- UNITED . :STATES.
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Splendid. Line of Packets
•tZ • FROM Liverpoottenffion,Dublin, Lon
donderry, Cork, Belfast. Waterford, New
/ Ty. Colerain,&e., to New Yolk, or Philo
delphia. 1.
7ThitTLine consists (if the follnwmg Vessels;• Which •
leave New York, on the Ist, 61h, 11th, 16, 21st and 26111
of each month; and one every five days from Liver
0n01,,t0 New York ; : ~• •
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r n tea . Stases,
Garrick, Patrick, Henry,
Sheffield, ; Rosana,
' Independence, • • Virginia. ". • •
Siddons; i • Ashburton,'
; • -Stephen Whitney,' • 7 Sheridan; '
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In connexion with the aboVe,:anii for the purpose of
affnrding still greater facilities th°passengent; the sub
scriber
.has eStablished a setni(ar.• line'of:llrat class
New York bunt, nappered and copper fastened ships,to
sail punctually evary Week throughout the year, • ,
In addition to the other accodarklations, which are'
superior to tbose,liif any other hue %o: Packets,- Mr.
McMurray has sent Mr. Richafil 'Murphy, well known
as a benevolent arid kindhearted gentleman,. to Liver
pool dill's_ own expense.to take 'care of his Passengers,
and GeC that They Ste hot impOsed on. Mr. ISltirphy. al- .
so rives entigrants+lflirectinfis! oh lauding in New York
or Philadelphia, in as to guard aVinst Imposition.
-; For-the accomModation of these:klesicous of sending
money tn their friend?. draper will be given on the fol
lowing Banks, vi 11 the.: Provincial Bank of Ire
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Dungannan, • Bandon,l • ; Ennis, - •
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• Omagh. Mallow, Dublijt, ;
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London;,it Murphy, Wsterldo Road, Livelponl. paya
ble without discount, in. every,town in Great Britian.
tror further particulars,„ apply or hildresa (if by let
ter, post said),
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or forward their money, and want their businereatten •
ded toopromptly and papedituonsly, will please withir
to the subscriber. at the., Miners' Journal Once; arts:
.has been in the !nisi:less \Or the last three yearn, and
Who has not yet lost one C.cnt for those for wnom
has done 'business: • \I ;
BENJ: BANNAI ) 4 ' .
AGENT IFOI4OBEPTI MCMUREAY.
• March,! ' I • \
•
Nevi. Shovel Ira tor e. . -,.•
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rvITE seibscriber respectfully calls the attention of
our Alerchants and others .to „his stly of
1 SHOVELS stud
Manufactured at his , ew Establishment, in New
,York
which are equal in quality, '
,iflinteul.eriorto those
,pbtained from . priceswill be app low, as
an article equal in quality, can. he obtaitied.eisewliere,
11e t h erefore solicits the patronage of the. friends of
llomeindastry.
Clettiens & Parvin, are Aeents for the,,
sale of my Shovels in Pottsville and vicinity, ;who will
execute utl orders let at theiri Hardware Stine:
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. ; • I JOS:Ern- ALLEN.
New Yer,k. Aug. 3.. ; 14—
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WILLIAM MUIRUEIII,
MERCHANT'S HOTTEL,
41. Courilandt, Streetil
NEW YORK.
;;; August:-21th
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January 6,
NEW CASH DIU' GOOD, OANCicaND TRIMMING
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TN THE ROOM FORMERLY 'OCCUPIED Dyi
J. CITitI63IAN & RICHADS, IN CENTRSTREET.
he subscriber respertfu4 inthrms the Citizens of
ottsvilie a nil the pnblic in general. that he has just -n.,••
pened afresh asSortment (tithe newest stylus of goods,
ennststionT of • ' • ,
S. llaa:aums,-Alpacas, ciid Balzariites,
with, a variety of fancy gooda.- Also, a nelvand splen
did 141 e-of ' •
Piint.s. Silk nibct Alpaca and other'illawls,'
Blue,' - and Black Cloths o
. 1 a superior .7uaiity.
•
lic has also on !rand, • -
Sew Srlie, SpBol end: Patent Thread of the
Lest gnality; Gloves and Ilusie4, Stiaw Leg
horn, Ginip,.BraFel,and other styles Of Fahey
_Bonnets, by : tlee ca4,"iroz.lir Ringlet. Bonnet;
Men's and Boy's Legharn Hats;
1 4 p
All of whichwill be sold at the iowett cash pitce
Ai) F. 20 16. M, JOSEPP SI !PIMA,
7 011, WHAT .ArrRACT/ONL
Lippincoi4 .4 Taylor; '
HAvr. just ,rettiroo Opp tlra Citivioe New
York,aadrhiladelphialLiyitb
sortsneot of r I }
sir Fang .ivuiEngli , ih cloths
Fancy American, A. ecr., 1
Cassinferis and V ei;zngs„
which are of the Very best/mater-1I ever ; . offered to
the citizens of Pottsville and!vie,mity. VW:which will
be sold at prices to snit the iiinciaaser, togi,':her with
full assortment of.,,li'aitt l y Stock-, s4.sp,,:ders,
liandkerchtefir,Shirtteße.sor.collars; atc:, to nil
of which we itiviti , The, tate Con ,of ourenstomers
and the publictencrally. at JAITINCoTT dt..-:ri;YLO its.
Merchant Tailors. Corner Of Centre end' hlahaolan
go. Streets. Pottsville.' - 'I • '
August. 31; 11311, . '
• . lAIPQRTANT NVENTION. - • •
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• SUPERIOR WASHING MACIIIN.E.
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rE undeisigned having; become the owner and
progrictor or Mr. John Sbucurt's newly invented
ratenLAVutung Machine, for the county n' Schuylkill
and is nuw tusking the machine; an d s -sluig, In Potts
viile,where be has a 'niggly. on lia for Inspection and
sale,,,at the very unidertte price hi - seven
- Thisainchine: for cheagneidr, leniency and perfation
hinny respect, Isvithont le:Cello° the greatest inven
tion in the knonin Xe
tinny the only washing ma
chine anions the nny , thousa its that have been pro
nounced PERFECT. It washes without:rubbing or
scrubbing. tearing or wearing. pressing or squeezing
knocks off to buttons, &Retail tliallocrE work of clean
ring 111CO2 - 9, Tucks, Frills, &t., in a few minutes ; an
washes clean all coats. vats. -Pablelenqn, shirts an
bed clothing of thndirtiest_ with less , than one
tenth part of gimp- ilare'ssary_lti the orilhiarY'*.e7 of
l wasblng. A girl of twelve years old can wash-more in
two hotirsithan two warren 11W SAVtinletal brbandi
SEVEEN.
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Pottsville; Atiguat 3l—
Ds; aggstapx,i,
AA fresh supply of Dr. Dec
a. remedy for sore sad lafti
and fortrale at
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AND PØTTSVILLE
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INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
. The Franklin Inauranee Co.,
OF PHILAUELPIIIA, 6 •
Capital „$400,000, Paid in -
Charier etual, ~•:-• .
('. 4 ONTINUE to make Inactions% permanent andlhn
l-oited, mf,every, description of property, In ton'ti and
country on 3 the uSual 'favorable terms. Lace- 1631
Chestnut Street near 10Th Street.
•. CHARLES- N.. RAMMER, President.
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Charles N. Banker, Santiel . Graat,,
James Scotty • • • Frederick Bross,
i Thomas Jacob R. Staid, .
Thames S. WheirtJa, Geo: B Richards, .".
Tablas .Iragan, • JI/ordecii - D. Lewis.
CAIARLES G. BANCERR. See'y.
The subscriber has- been appointed agent for the a
bove mentioned institution. ,and is now prepared, to
make insurance, oil every description of property, at
the lowestrotes
ANDREW MEMEL.
Pottsville, tune 19, 1941, - . ' '
' OFFICE OP [ THE r
Spring Garden Mutual insurance
Cointiairy. - ' •
THIS Copipahy having organized according to the
provisions of us 'charter.. is now pre - pared to tinker
Insurances againstloss hy-rs"e on the mutual principle,
combined with the security 'of a joint stock capital.— I
The 'advantage of this system is, that efficient security
hi afforded at the lowest rates that the , business ten be
done for, as the whole, profits .tress an interest not to
exceed 13 per cent. pet - annum on the capital) will be ret
turned to the members of the institution, without their
becoming responsible for any ofthe engageinents or li
abilities cif forthernian the premium{ cm
tautly pate. • " _
- The great success which this - system his met with
wherever it has been Introduced, induces the Directors
to request the attention of the public to it, eons/loot
thati, requires but to he and !reread to be appreciated. ;
The act ofincorparation;and any explanation in" re:.
Bard to It, - may be obtained -by applying al the Opfee
Northwest corner of oth arid' Food its., or of:II.'IJAN:-
• Dit.N. Pottsville. , • • • • -
_" LAWRENCE SIIUSTEB, Ptesi dent.
L. KREMDRAAR, Secretary. • •
-DIRECTORS, I -
. • Ciarwin Stoddart. Robert L. Lougheid, ..-
.Joseph' Wood, ' George ill. Tr, utraan,
Elijah Dallett; Samuel Toniiisiind, • •
' P. L. Laguerenne, Charles to kes,
George W. Ash, Abraham It. Perkins,
May 114811; .
AO—, •
Tile subscriber has been appointed Agent for thett
hove Company, and is, now ready to make insurancgs ;
'on , all descriptions •of property at rates much lower
thdn usual, varying from 82 . 50 on the 41000 .to fiyY
perslooo annually. Therates perpetually on stone end
brick Buildings in good locations is only 2 per cent—and
If the Company should prove to be a profitable concern; •
bSperscins insuring in it partake of the profits without
incurring any risk. The charter is the , same as
those of the Insurance" Companies in New Pngland:
For further part ciders appiy to the subscriber,'
, B. DANNAN:
Medidines! Medioinps!
. .
Dr. Win. Evans' celebrated coriumile Pills,
du do Soothing-Syrup for cluldrop,
- Baron Von Hucheler's Herb Pills,
Dort. Goodie's. Female Pills,'
-Duct. Win. Evan's Fever and Ague Pills, ,
Dna. Hunt's Botanic Pills, - ; _ .
For Dyspeptic persons,llu - nt's Bota nie Pills, arc said
tee, be superior to any medicine_ever yet offered to the
public.
,:Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry,'
`Sherman's Couch Lozenges, price 25 cis per box,
11We%; Nerve and Bone Linement,
Indian Vegetable Elixir,_
' I . \ .
_
Batik, of commute,
Jayne!s,llair Tonle , ~ •
Brigg's Ponistan Co smetic, 1
Fetch's Indian Veg i etable Pills,
Leidy's Sarsaparilla Blood do 1 • • .
Linn's Chinese, ,
Meade Anti-Dyspeptic . do - ' •
Motlat's Vegetable Life do ~
' Wilson's - anti-Dyspeptic do 4 •. „• • .. .
Jayne's Expectorant. • . .
Jayne's CarminatiVe Balsam ' • '
Swaim's Panacea, -, ,. .
Jayne's Vcrmifuge, '••- ' - ~ . •
Swaim's Vcrmifuge. _
Linn's Temperance Li fe Hitters. - ,
Roofs Founder Ointment,
Ileyle's - Embrocation, ' - • ,
Yeager & Albright's Botanical Health and Li f e Pre
server, - '
MeMunn'e Elixir of Opium, •
Becker's Eyeetalve,
Thomson's Eye . Water, ' 1 ` \ .
Cholorine Toot h , Wash,
Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash, .••
Sherman's Worm lozengers, , - •
• do Co - 00 do I
' Wistar's Coughs do • .
Sherman's Camphor do .
Peter's Vegetable Pills,
Taylor's Baliam.of Liverwort, •
Bedwell's Totter Ointment, .
Hay's Liniment,
%Vetch's Tooth Ache Drops, „ •
• Spobri's Head Ache Remedy, •
Tomato Pills; , i ;.' • •
Lee's Windham Bilious Pills
Henry's Calcinea Magnesia, '
Bedwell's Green Ointment
Keyser's Pills;
, .
Universal Plaster, '
Weaver's Worm Tea, and Salve •
Steeling's Pulmonary Syrup,
Brewster's Pectoral 'Mixture , 1 •
itulkin's Ointment.' - •
East India. Hair My e,. '
Sarsaparilla Syrup,
Dr. Anderson's Scot's Pills
Hooper'e Female Pills, , •
Balsam of Horehound, 1
Rowand's Tonic Mixture for Ague,
Climax Sy rap, for Dysentery, warranted,
Roof's Ring Bone Core, for horses
Afresh supply of the above medicines, just received
and for sale at the Drug Store' of - •
April G, 14—... , J. .G. MARTIN.
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'DB.. .LT3ZDH'S
Sarsaparilla Blood Pills.
.rrqiE ONLY Plus in existence containing Sarsapa
1. rills In their compaititiun.
They purify the Blood and Fluids of the body, ana
cleanse the Stomach and Bowels from all noziour sub
stances that prodade disease.. .
They are composed entirely of vegetable Extracts,
(free from mercury nrid minerals) which make them
the safest; best, and most eilluicious of ant' other pills in
existence, - . •
Several thousand cerlificates of their efficacy have here
tofore been published, and theit sales are in-Teasing ,
- annually by thousands. Min than Ono Million boics
have already been solditince their introduction.
CO. MORE THAN 100,000 BOXES
hero been told in Philadelphia' alone, the' past year;
thus showing that in the place Where they arc manufac-T
lured . they have 'a reputation, -greater than any' other
hirlvarises fromthe fact that Da. LEIDY is - veil,
known at home as a regular Physician, end his pills are.
consequently employed with greater confidence tlatth
any other; in addition to their own efficacy. •• . •
• Quality and - not quantity it a valuable attribute 'be
longing to thorn; one box dcong more good than two
four
Be of ohers. •' • •if
advised;therefore, When ne essity requires
take none other than ' '
DR.'LEIDrS BLOOD PILLS.
• Try
well (iney.cost but 25 ft cra a box.) Trrthemi
So satisfied will you be of their good effects. you
will never take an}' others. After you have trleti;all
other kinds, then try Dr. illeocl Pills, the &Set. ,
%%
once Keene be discovered. No change of diet no;re
straint from occupation, or fear of catching cold need
be atiprehended; young andold may take them with e
qual safety. 't '
Cr Principal Of fi ce and Depot, 'Dr. Leidys ifealiti
tint;toriung. No. 191-North SECOND street. near VINE; -
(Sign of the GeMen Ball and. Serpents) Philadelphia,
Also. by Elect & Co., Wetherill. & Co., W. DyOtt
Sono; A. S. & E. Koberts ga Co., and city Dreggistagerk'
erotty., .
Also by P t POMil'and L DICIU1011;13a1FlOr64: B. .nog,
:Concealer, and most respect:Me Draggling- and Elora,
- keeper% in the United Stotts. _
Also at J.D. DROWN'S (late W. T. Epilog's) Drag
Store, Centre street, Pottsville,.
May 18, - ' • S 3-
31-
Roussel's unrivalled. Stavin;
[
Cisl.ga , • .
-
new, and splendid articluiji now universallY act
nowledged superior to any Shaving Cream in the
;United States or Europe. • ; [. • • _ „• . .
This delightful prepamtion aneatialled for beauty,
Purity. and fragrance ; thouslootnewhat'analogous to
Guerlala's Ambrosial Creamrbnd other similar com
pounds,- it fat surpasses them all by the ernbllien Pasty.
consistent., of its lather. which so Imlleas the t beanl
as to render shaving pleasant and easy ; it possitsses
,!great advantages:over the imported article. irm.being
freshly prepared from the best materials, with the great?
est skill, and is not only the best, but atsolthechettPbui
article for shaving. it is elegantly pur up
[ i* hazes,
with splendid.ailt labels. . [ ; •
just received and for sale.by
Nov., IX' -• • B. - 13ANNAN;Aet .
.
'.. Gold DianumilPolizted Pins' f ' •
. , i
rrIFIEHE Peas will last llama' to 10 y ft rt:bi• eottstait
• .1.. ose—will write on alsout any kind of paperolud
101 l Mill fiat corrode them.: - For sale at km that Dlan'
sithaurees prises, by , •, :O. DANparottrat. •:-
- Match 0. , •,-,•
, .
El
siTtrim . 4l7 -
Mil
PROTECTION.
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EIESEME
, Y SfE K4N
tr;2ll2la COUNWAIA.
Semi down tby.winged angel. Cud !
„Amidst ttpa night so wild.
• And bid him come where now vrn watch.. •
And breathe of on our child!
She lies tann.her: pillow. pale, • ' •
And moans:whine her.
Or Isakeneth with n patient smile. •
And : adrift:lh not to weep!
Ilow ,, ,tCtule - and hew gand.a7ebild ,
She ir.w.knoet too wrlf,• •
And dearer. to. her parent's hearts,
Than our.e . eak words can tell. ,
- • .. - . . .
. . , .
IVe love—we witch 6416;114a the night:
To aid,'When 'need maybe
WIT flop . e.--.atirl hive denim ired. it times;
But Now we tole to Thee! ; : •
Sr.ntrdnign . thy sweet-smiled angel, God!
Amidst On darliness'wild, .
And bid him writ he our snots to•nighT;
And heal our gentle child !
REPORT .
Of the President and Illanagers'Of4ke Philadel
phia and Ititulink Roil Road Coozps.ny, to
the Stockholders. . .
To the S;ockholtlcre or the Philadelphia and
ifeading ,Railread Company.,. -
It ith pleasure the Illsinagers communicate
to yea the' ; present situation ottlieConipany,
and the : progress , of
,the Work eini4r thirshnrge
duriiig the past year.
, By verpv..,e‘ Sauce enneire4 report of the engi-,
. neer, it.vvilf be seen that the 'dentile track has been
'completed front the - termincir:or , the 'road, in.
Se'lUy Hall county, fts the: coal ilepot at.Diehruond
oia — the River Delaware. ,
Theoriginal design :of connecting the coal re
gion by a detail° track railway iiittrtee river Del
aware, has thug leen .carried intaleffect, and an
increase r not only in the trade itself, but is con
vcni:nce, regularity and.ccortatny; cannot fail to
.
be ntiained.
Tor this great result of the past year the' Mana
gers have to add that the extensive improvements
fOr the shippers of coal on the Delaware are on
the eve of completion, and will be.entirely prepa-
Aed for use her:At-the opening of the trade of next
:seascnrat wilt be observed by the report of the
engineer: that, : they afford conveniences 'of the
highest order,and with the ease and , economy .of
transhipment will secure the great shipping, trade.
in Coal, whith.his, thus far exhibited a progres.
sive increase in each year. 1 . .
It also -be seen by the yrpint of, the same
offficr, thai other essential improvements have
liven construc.ed to facilitate the immense traffic
of the road; and to give to each rportion' greater
'regularity and economy..- '
The welishops have been enlarged with ad
vintage, aid dr company is now . able to make'
all the repairs essential to their Maphinery. The
dela v • and expense that nec&aarilY'Uow the on
' ployment of those not ornler the charge of its
fivers have irendered this trrangeutent ben,'
ollcm , .' l
The' rep . E rt of theSupenutendent ,of Teat:lvor•
tatio❑. exhitits the increaSe of the machinery. for'
the rmst year. •
The engines are or first class, and condine
all - . the rice? and important improvements. An'
equal•diatribution of weig,htovith an increase cf
power, is attained, and exparience furs shown
them to be peculiarly adapted , to the heavy ton.
nage of the road. • '
Grcat advantage ) it is believed. will result from
the use of thWiron coal cars. They passess great.
er durability, aad have less useless weight than,
any heretofore in use. - . •
• The arrangemerits made for the ensuing season'
with those engaged in the coal trade, have render
ed it necessary, that the managers should increase
the machlnery. They have, therefore, contracted
• for sic hundrerLadditional iron coal.eari. and four
nt'w etigines; Co be delivered early in the . spring.
'd ids increase, they believe will enable thentio
supply .the wants: of the. Colliers, and transport
as mush coal as even the increased trade will re.
quire. . j ,
The Menacers hope tbnt they will not he deem
ed to depart from the appropriate iphere of their
'port by rernindipp, you that this. work was cont•
menced in 1835. 0.-. on , of comparative prosperi
ty. At that perWid it was the intention to snake
a railway,to Reading only. 'other comp ha
ving 'the right.to censtruct roads from that place
to the coat region. The financial disasters of the
ensuing years, frustrated their drs'in;, and this
company was compelled to extend ill - week; In
its ptogress heavy hooting liabilities to cc ntract
ore slid Others werenrurred. The creditors, ir
ritated nt delay and procrastination, by legit pre
ceedings. carried to extremity, threatened to rewi ,
'der fruPless all fiirther. itutmpts to prosecute the
untlertaiong. and ithe prostration of the . company
--..... ter
wri, confidently' pffedieted es inevitable. -
,Notwithstandieg all these ennbarranimerits, th
work gradually I progrensed, until the . origins .
deign may now be deemed fully accomplished..
•,..''Vtic heavy C , ui , tlays , • for construction account,
coca and engines combined With the settlement of
~ \
old claims, arrears of intermt, land damages, law
expenses, &c... have added greatly tothe,..eost 'of
the work, 11.9:' will be seen' by the treninpanYng,
"Stltement °film treasurer. , ' \
l' lit will be /further increased by the, payment fir •
Abe ears rind engines contracted' for, the corepte
' tion of the wharves at'llichmond, and the i settle.
ment of some claims st'll unadjusted.
- !Tee rapid accumulatiOn of debtdUring several
years pagt.,Whire such heavy initlayS'for the pur
pe,e. named, were - going on', must hard been ex
peeled, but the stOckholders. will naturaliv ha de
crone of knowing , when this locrce=ri of debt is
to s -teintintite. In answer to this enquiry. it may
-be stated that the cost of the enthe'work - and ma..
chinery- will not, in any event,' excee! 5100,000,
•000. and' claim it shall liecorte advisable to in
creismthi expenditure to this eniount. its capaci
ty tor brritinesswill be ilmont unlimited.
The immediate object of the malingers, helve,.
er, willAie,to keep in perfecerepair the 'vat' and
ma hinery,‘. and to - render produc ice, atThe least
practicable tutther outlayAlte.laqviliventaacnt aI , F
l'ite'husincse of the pad year, and.the' revenue
resulting from it, will appeF, ig.p.e, accipmpony..
ir)e.ststements. The gross receipts for :that - .pe-,
n':-41 exceed those of the' preceding Yeir 7 4if"per
cent:, elthongltthe work was, in: many essential
respeitti, unnnisheil..: Vitjthout..dontile tonic: and
sufficient machinery, and with !Wilted shipping
facilities, tempany, 4uring the greater portion
. „
f the past year waricompelled . to relinquish' Ina;
, nysaluable opportUnitiee,lor ittermising - its basil'
;peen,'nd tho_epsuing 'Season will ba ,the first irt-.
ythictiAts meths, is MI investment, 'Can be fairly
ilem4nstrated. • " . - - - . .
... Thit•cast of:transporting coal during the past,
year,under the disadvantages. already - .mentioned.
hasobeen reduo4l to 41 g.lo clilts per, tonia - .sa!,
ging of 4 2 5 eints,Per tan, on theSipertim e f . the
firmio,us gentian: -- ~ - i - !.. '9 - • e - , '•:i. .;
. ' •
• . Ne*,-sources of revenge 'have also been Owl
red by,conner4lon? with important-portions of the,
mining (nitric% anti the contpany will he .. eltibleg.
Tor the future, to send their ease tireverimina;th
'Schuylkill county. - •'-'-' ''..--'---. ——: . '
• . The u`drintitge'cif hriiing - titer:eat ttaosiortgd
direct from, the
. eollivor. ta , ller, sitsel: :without°
transhipment. is apparent, and._ tonna cleiyersally.
, appreciated; is all engsgeslin the trade hive limo
I found desirous to contract with.th4 ol M-041-
the eimiirldg riiiir. - '_. '"'•it ' si . 7 •:, • , .
I ••• Aftsrftrlfol consideration intd,wipealidleentetu,
e.nes. 1 6144 Abe COAPPMgarthisdksiesetfndestupre
Lem adopted for mutual advantage, it lethal:tell
r nroper to insert tbem bare that the etrickhialdcws
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ADVERTISER
mey unaerataisa the manner iiristich the trade h
eutlucteti, and be able justly to , eatueate the abil
ity of the Company for the. tteutportatiCus
nrizi.
•'• -The 'delivery of empty ears at Schuylkill Ha
-yen and Mount . Cirbon to: commence •at 10
o'clock, P: Mr, ,daily, and continne till 2 o'cloel'x,
P. M. of the succeeding. 'day avept on Sun
, . .
No perstin to be entitled,' at 10 P: to take
emptyicars until all,previously taken have been
Tetwined. •
Loaded trains. Will leave Schuylkill Haven,
first train. 10 A.M.I last train. 19 P. M. • . • •
• - .No:loaded: trains to • leave the 'falls -between 1
P. ",M. amt °P. . •
All loaded ears orrlAniat Richmond before 2 -
P. M: to bo unloaded the same day' befalls 9 P.M.
After O.P: M. the company's agent 'will - proceed
to dump any cars that nay eerimin loaded at.the
expense and risk of the consignee. • • ;
.Empty Coal trains Will leave tho falls,tirst baler ,
at 10 A. M.; last train P. M.'" _ • .
EZE2I
All persons failing to return cars to Schuylkill
-Haven and Mixon Cartion from the Mina before
10 P. M., iMall pay one dollar for 'each car for
each day 44,, detained.
, No fine to be remitted except upon written,ap- ;
plicatioxf to the board of Managers.
In conclusion, the Manageri feel that they rosy
justly congratulate the stockholders,• open ihe'
present situation of- the Vempany.. .The works ,
are on the eve of completion, ~ They ofTool every
facifity . for trade and profit; and in ronstruction
and revenue • May rank a 4 the first of the localimr,
,proycineuts of Pennsylvania. • .
Thi7 do, not believe that on institiaina can fail
when its prosperity is based upon.
a well 44, t4raisli with a speed,
economy and cinvenience.,an - onto. .lemeill.l
by the tnterests and !miss:ties of each , citizen.
'By -order of the Manag ers. , -
' • • • - .IOHNTUCKER, President.
Office of the! Philada. and Reading Rtilroad
• 'Company
Philatle*Nn, Jan: 8, 1845. ,
1 - •
•••=ll
•
SiateMent of the Affairs H of the Philadelphia
and Marline R ailroad Company. made up
from the Balance Sheet of the ledger to De
ter:dies, Ist. 1844. • " . .
Td. Railroad, Locotnotive Engines
' and Cars ' afnl Real Estate, $ 9,398.354 96
To Bintdry Accounts,43,B62 44
To Cash, Balance on hand; , 15,352 24
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By.Stpck shards; 40,200 at $6O $2,010,900 00
us less.
. -
6 per ct. Loan of 1841, in-- 1 -
1 .6
• convertible. Payabro '43' 250 00 .
pr ct. '4l. do: pay'! '45, 44,250'00' - '
G • •,. '4 . 2, dol. pay'l '47 333,700 -00. .
6 .. '39 40; congeal- . ' . .
Ide d'4. '5O, ( • 1,95 0 ,500 00
.
6
O. 4.- , !op, £117,500, , •
do 50, 1 :-._ . 56.4,000 09
6 ... . 43, £208,C00,1 -. 7 , -- --.. ,
ini.fc, do "998,400, I • ••F ' -
..
60 • ' ..1,352,900 00 •
ind•4lo •• .•
• . .
. _ • _ • , . . . , .
G pr ct 43m
• 354,500
6,pr et '44 most and do" • •
pay'l 'GO' 1,928500 00
spr '36, .£126,000 , , •
moty thd do pay'', 00 i 94 - 0,800 a 3
------6,640,000 00
.132 SUNDAY ACCOUNTS,
Due pundry. persons, _ •
Obligations issued for settlement of
•arteare ,of interest • due in Eni - 4- •
land,'July Ist, 1846, 113,05 Z 55
Due i lot. Engines and cars to '
the Proprietors 04 Locks and Ca
nal Co. at Lowell, 238,044 75
Due ter Coal Cars to
sundry persons,
ME
By lvfotee'payable,
By Coal Certificates,
By Bon& and Mortgages on.Renl
g 3 Estate, , • . • - 126,650 00
By
S E kr gi ie nriene te r, iicl . eafor , Transpottation, 30.852 15
• • 6,802 44
' • • • -
OM
S. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
Philadelphia, Dec. Ist, 1844.
ENGINEER'S RFPORT, FOR 1844. ,
Enzineer Deportment of the,Philadelphiaand
. R,ading-Dailroad,Deeembei,-Ist, 1844.
Joust - I'veava; Esq.. President: • .
/84:-.-Since my last annual report. eighty-miles,
which canopied' the second track from Mount.Car
bonlo the
: Delaware, haVe been laid with the T
fait of 60111. per yard. - • "'' .' r
.lierron's Patent Railwny Structure'. was.ailep.
tell for three, miles.. The timber for this Work..was
kynnized, end the construction of it was also in
perintentled by . the' patentee, Mi. Jas. Herron:ci
vil engineer.: This track batnier 'very terfect
s one, end the machinery,passes over it with great
It. expense keeping
it threpaw, can only be tested by experience. ,
The riot:ahem half Of the Oompany'nroperty o f
Richmond, With a river front on the Dela Ware, of
9.sl.feet. lies been improved* the erection : of five.
piers 700 s feet in fingth. rend . 47 feet ip
and by the construction of the same number mf
in
termediate basins .or docks, 2.50 feet long; and 75
feet wide.( • , •
Five hundred and fifty feet lineal of heavy .ver
-ticararaliftweive feet high, hike peen built at no
termination of tie erbbankinent, on which aro hid'
the tracks; connecting the 'malty road and. the 'five
pier* above mentioned. ,
On each pier )here are. three lines of track. of
which the ecntiti'cme is 'dill:grim] for the return of
the-empty cars. This arrangement renders - each
'wharf capithio af ..accomtneldating. two largoeltip
ra.
In the centre of the ComPan?s prispertir. en
'Jennie. wharf has 'al pelota= so been erected for the p
. .
''ibis
oT'freigbt other than that; and north of
thisemother pier has-been built. and,an armornpa.
nyinideektreavated, 225 feet , by BO Aets_toi.
cilitete the cool hissinewl. ' ' •
Additieni have been mane WINO of rhe; original
wharves, itt",thneoticitatiotr, shippern,•
/The offices and 'Weigh 'neaten, required for khe
nedi wharves; have been erected. and the latest
improvements have been *pied , in the construe.'
lion of the coal 'rebates., j ,
Much of this work is now, witipleted, end' the
mandrake' is in d forward I state wben.fmished,
the.whOle of the. gdmpany'ri - river front will have
Leettirli,ProF ol 7 .
A stationary 4igirie has been added to„the Ma.
point; which also supplied the
engines with water. - •
Additional tracks for the Accommodation of toe
coal buniness, and a Y (Or the, ondenience Orb:1ml
ins , the etutinerhave been lerel. .
'AI 'the Fills of. the - river, Schuylkill '(11-inileiri
front Richmond) side tracks !Mini beenrailed, an
,engine ham end another statues !milt; which is
fed:by piPesiewlingifroa • re reservair et: higher
' and. Will yield an time' instant
or water.,
tiimila[-imprincltteills lialritilerilarule at Port
,leurredst §leotehouro'o Pedal : , ,end ,Onsigshurg
I t ratidinp, which are respectir) 2603, end 07
° miles above theteregora" ' ' ""
'
15211
, $9,457,569 54
64,130,.76
77,546 25
31.6.491.00
1,39 576 . 91
18,2u0 00
49,457;568 84
_ 1. , -of transporting coil awing the GOO14111411 11 4*,:
USW Sksent 88,etsciret
- .Yt will be still fprthetrethyrellsont#Vosito.
, .portany improvements - 0 :ortist
; tea nwit:follior'llo'' , Y.oll l 7 , - 11 0 111 1 4 Wilag4 1 !,
I arn. easy respeetkallyi your oko l enstliffildiss
• .., • . .
4r. 1 - pt. TrouspAlscbeik4l.ol-fforifs
' ' Philadta. Reading mum&
.P. 41 Pepa*q ) 41044 : az ,D,Cit
-a
rc 71.
The lattice bride (24 miles a
chtnond.l.whiciLwas 'originally defective,
csinglo , the llitEcilty tha time of its construc
tion in the proper materiels, and
,from .
the ''pans-directed by theengineer, being necessa
:wily inmeased to meet the wishes of the property
holders:" I considered it prudent to renew, •anl as
the necessity for such , expenditure was not cawed'
by time-and ectosltse, Ido not 'deem it properly
chargeable to the aeccount cf repairs.
A:survey has beeWmade . with a view to connect
the i'heeriix Iron Works, and factories on ITrencli
Creek tvlth -the main line; end considerable ex
pense tile been involved at this point, in widening
the li - !ack Rock Tunnel, for the reception of the
second track. - 1* -
-
At ,Pottstown two coal yards, which supply the
herrn:elt and the adjacent country, have bt"eu
tablisheti by laying the'neceasary.'turnouts , addi--
tiona haio trade to the. work = shops; a stationary
-engine 'erected, and two of tha'Company'slttts en-.
closed fiir the ieceptioritf the materials. si
At "Reading, where the principal machirfeend
workshops.Of the Company are located, in .onse . -
quenee' of the increased business, largo .adJitions
werelequired, and 'hive been Made. -
in conformity with an • agreeniont made. when
the Little Schuylkill Railroad Comparik-`etiled to
this CoMpany th.ir right to tttako:lhe Toad from-
Port Clinton to Reading, I . am now constructing
a britleat the firmer iacescrciss the river Schuyt
kilL to Ounneet with their road. . •
I ,At ! Schuylkill Haven, which is a large depot for,
coal, 'within three. and a half miles of the .northern
terminus of the road, the engine 'bona° has been
completed; and arrangements multi fore-full sup
ply offriater;frorrithe West Branch of Schuylkill;-
a blacksmith's shop is"pow in progress, aup
side tracts have been increased. and lengthened..
The Mount Carli7ml.-isliams Las beentmproved
by additional tracks, triticcommodate the large bu
siness which will ,coma on the road. hy -thel junc
tion made in ;November with the Mount Carbon
sm.) Port Carbon • railvitiy, 't!hich unites at: . Port
Carbon mites distant) with the Schuylkill
ley.. and Mill Creek. railroads and completes the
connection of !he. Reading road with the 'whole of
the' SChuylkill, coal region- • ' • j
The following statement; whichinehidet the to
tal repairs on the structures, the wharves ittl Rich
mmat, and all renewals done by theslopartment,
exhibits the cost of maintenance of way for ;he
year:ending Nevember qoth, 1844:
Statement
Il'agea,of laborers, inchitltng pay of
feirnan o • ' $32,394 44
Wages of mechanics, ' - - 19,95 L 59
Cost of iron, steel, tools
. &c. . 1 • 4,150 09
Cost of timber far renewals & repairs, 14,590 75
Cost of denting snow, including
later
al roads.
Cost of masonry,, ‘.
Cost of sundry.iteres and SClECTintin
derma,, . 3.860 •09
Cr. by materials, timber, iion
&c.,.orataml;-
675.:121 511
which; for .94 miles, includnu; the rebuilding of.
the Falls bridge, is equal to $BOl 29 per mile.--
T (LT pense must 'necrsaatilr be 'increased in (Ili_
tore, ea 'almost the whole of the second track'was.
_laid during the year ;,..;_pstiniate the Cost . of keep
ing the 'viral iicnnilete repair, fry 4845, at $94,-
000, equal tia slooo'per Mile of dorible track.
The cost of watchmen on ljridgesnot included
in the foregoing statement has been ii 0,531
which lin reduction of one third of this item from
the previous year.
'During . the past year I hvie removed from the
main ride 96 bars, which were bent in unloading
heaq'materials for the second track, by ro• slide.,
&C. The's° have been, sent to Pettstow to be
•straightcned e and trilllo uml in the foul when:
rzquired. 1' • -
1 have caused C5l-are of the light'. iron •to 'be
removed from curve's and placed in, the nevi yid-.
ings Schuylkill Haven and Alonnt Oarbon,
where they are now in daily use.
In addition to these, 10 - bars. ake been con
demned.as unfit for the Maiddine, arid haiebeen
' •
laid in a turnout itt'Pottstovva.
The Waole,,nember of bars retrieved from the
tracks, even including those merely, bent,l e is iess
than one4ixth of 'one, lie? cent. of theironl The
1 1 11. Which is confirmatory of the opinion es press
f. ea in my last annualreport in reference! to the
wear of the iron rails.
'1 ! the he
In the same repori ,eferred .. neavv'et
petite to he inciirred„ . in relmilditiztha'bridg,e et
tho.falls of Schuylkill, in'conseiluence of the des:
tmrtinn of the firmer ono by.incpnditriets, ,A per
manent structure has lien erected at that point, at
a cost of $14,402 :B?"ct . s., oiLi sti , ..joeta iny
-pair department. this ye ar to 'extraortlitisiylexEeit- .
som.
tiee . ef the strudicr bridges - hare bedntantexted
into moire structure at;it Con of $6,189
Orthia, en ainount of $,530 cts., which l Xvould•
hate been' nicessmily, expended in•renewing- the.
wood svoilt. has been charged to.the repairdepart,
nvitt.•; - ar e iii °is included In the foregoing !•:?itenienl.
It beeMitle oriiettli intention to complete
'at lame (More. peileid: the small structures, by
Ahroiring'fitnite.etate3 betwvrn" the abutmgnto,
'have carried the,remainder to the account of per
!patient. additions to roadway, under coitotruc-
Xn. 'oilepaitment. • 1" - . • '
TWroad is now in good order, and the track
fu4.suilains its character for - perinanen4 and ad.
justiiiPtrt. . • , • • .
All'. • • .•.
respeetfuiTy snimitted.
RICHARD B.'OSBORNE. Engineer.
SUPERINTENDENT'S ,REPORT.
,T a :02 9. fat Ton Dcpartmerit ffthe Philadelpi:a
and Realirg Railrvarreo., Dec. 14. 1844. s.
lons ' Vccautt, E s President:q..;
. .
Sin folleivai report. for the twevo
months, ending o oovolt., is respectfully submit.
led. r
Compared with the . year smdintr 30th Noe.
1813: the coal tonnage hid increaied 01 per rent.;
therieveriers from merchtindize' 12 per cent.; and"
front :passerorera :19 per cent, The business of
the, road in cuch,item is shown in detail...in State.'
StateMent 11 exhilits - the eipensei of 'fbe de:
par:merit, and Statement - A: the - apportionment of
them to ,the se.ve:aotemit of business, by ,• which
it will be seen. that, there .haa;bee,s tan-auction in
_the' cost of tisitspciitation. •
• StaterrierieD•eflii*ithe•triseitinity now on the I
rondo Daring -the pastyear it hasLven increesed .
six-wheeled 'locomotive ; tut
from ;the =worse::ly, of Messrt.'Balderhin• and
:Whitney; twO"fiom that of Messrs. Norris and
Brothers. and one fieurt' 'lthe - .Newcaitle Manufac
turing Co.l - Their :tromp load has •lieen 'lOO
coat cars, laden with 310' tons of.sonl. During
the same period, 856: iron Coal oars have been
procured, weighing tOns S cwt., each, and carry.
ing stons oleos!: ;also; 8 wooden coal ears,und ,
57 ears for the transpi:itatiint of merchandise.'
Statcment E exhitiits the working an,kcest :of
,repairs Of thelntimotive .engines. •
Btateurept shOwatlie cost of sepsies of the
freight, Parteer.lM coal ears; including „ the re.
newel' of injured - and destroyed hi": ireeV
g en t,. ; , • •
;The coattf trartsportinx coal, ittethiling.tepaira
citeoqineS and. ears. has beett - 41 8 - 10 cents per.
ton, exieediniby 1100 the Ostia:ate'
anneal report. * •-•, • •
floe beer en:
• 'The gnsatly: increased power , et
giaes. (their lead .exeeedipg the-averegeinf 1843,
218 totut,) annhirt,ed with the expected economy
the use of heti eels; hetg of whiih'' Weis ;Aired •
',bit the. Yawl late in4llll;trtUtlethieat *en.:
E=El
CME
MI
n _ , STATEMENT
Amount - Siniasiz,tess ottitwailiffildslAbhla
'and P.4llsville- Itaillead r ibr.l2•nonthiCqp4ing
N9Teuthar -3 0tb..29 - 44;:
• • •roiaiaa. .
Total amount of coal trinsparted
tons 0f22401ba 1 4.... t . • ;
Do. -• do w.ds.• -hi Wager
2000 lbs. *Oft
Do: do Of ;ill anileflaiii69.
•of Read, sni laying 2d track mid .
turnouts, ineluding777,oBs cobie 4 •A f •
yds. - earth for - iiharree.' 12V; , 96 .
sills. 9.377 tons iron ; (1,363 4 t 9 n 1 -: -
for bridges; witee pipe, and sun. -•
thy other --•matarials, , sa 40011. of
2000 lbs. * ' • •
Total tonnage for year, ineludhig
- weight of passengeres, in tons of
2000 lbs. ' • .7 • • •• • •
Total- amount of coal franspottolo., :
dale; in tons •0r2240
Do. • tonnage O(Road from . May
1833, to praacnt sto r . m toes of '
• 2000 lbs.
. passe:fa - as
. aritaaar...:,• ; ,;!, - J.*
Total No. of passengeta transported ' 4 _
during the : year; - • ; 86,643
Do. Na. miles travelled;bir same; '9459,909
ERual • to, th?itgh paisetigeta r -
Otess \ ,, WEC psis 07 liol7l. • •.t
From freight on coal, ' • • , .$449,6011 91
" Passenger TFavel; .. .2,4 71 1 1 4 3 et , 0 15 ;
• " Freight orlerebandise, 49, 2 . 92 -4•7 6
• • Transportati Of .D. Iditili....:)llAlo
Mis.ellaucous, .
1g#7.013 64
STATEMENT:D.
Cross'expenses of thei, Ttanstantiefittli;-11:000t.
_ment'of the Philadelphia - awl Reading Railroad,
for the 12 months ending November 50th, 1944.
W'agesof Engineers, Con. '
duitors, . tn efi, " -,-
BralteMeo and Train. - •
time Keepers, , stss.ald -__
Fuel 24,1471 ermis woOd,• 53,398 'BB_,
Do, Anthracite. Coal. - '3,008 20
Oil Carat! parlioses, 12,149 • •
-• • '
Tallow •and Prease. for • .1 •
Cara, die.; 27,021 lbs. 21,V/9 Xl3'
Columbia, Railroad ex peri-'
sea, amount Tolls,p4id
...State, • • • •
l'"
N o,_
Do .• .
do.
Hauling across
kill Rridge,,
Hauling Car:; ' in-Dread
street, PhifadelpJiia,.
Renewals, articles on , coal
Trainr; Ropes, Lomita:
Coal left on Road short of
• consignment, front .brco
ken axles. and other .
; mutes, used. by Ca. in
Water Stations, Salon
riry Engines, *.e.,
L....sling and unloading
w o d- apti
wharfage on wood, -
Cotton waste, for engines
'and shops, '
Goods lost, stolen,or
dam
• :aged, •
Sundry petty expenses tirt;
' ring year, " •-•
pat 71
4,771 76
$80,691 .43
IEIEI
wont.suor At6avrr. , ,
Wcarce of all
oC repair , s, - ;einipot;
ears, $37, 4 8 1 n
Bills of .bat irorrstecl
ant hardware,
Iron castings• (previous
toerection of foundry) _
Timber and lumber,'
Tires, and sundry ma,-
terials; for ' eugindle
and cars; - ;„ -
Bi:16 of weik rind ie;';
p3irs dunc.e:ionikele;
Coal for Smith . shops, _
chiefly . 1,595 04
Sundry petZy expenics, • --
.IM3 -4 49 , •
. . •
• . • - Dzior Ac.coorr, —"'"
Wages, depot hands, cut
ting , ; wood, pumping
stateil ,an d" tandiug '': ' -
_.. trains, -• • - $19,420 18
Wages of Wiitchmin, ' 2,291 06 7-
Billsof cutting-wood; f . '6,977 88„
Coal for water stations, - _ 404 - 79
Puinping water by horse pow. • '
er, and water tomtit, ' --61 . 7-72 i '
111aterials mid' work 'far 'De. ' - I' --' , '
VMS, ' ' '''' ::' - . - 1 ' bpe ' 4 3 4 ' '
Surrdry petty expenses, OO.Bl •-• " •
• . .
°Ter. AND stritatteresmcs - ca 1 Acconat,
'Stationary, . _ ~ , .$552 4q,
Printing,., . • : rile .24 _
Subszriptian to, and adver. • 'I :. - . 0 . i ~ . '..
tising-jo, papers,':7-.., 167 .130 ~, 4 . .., , ...,
;Furniture. .roaterials, rent,. • ,: i .•• : ';.... -;-i
and sundries antlatricei, 252 1"; . 1 , 1 t .. •
~„,
;„,.,
~
Salaries :of , 43., etEceta ,:. I -,-,...-".!.-, '4 . 4-.., 1 ,-,, I
agents-and clerk" in Do; . I . ~- , ,-;
...,',, &
partruents,: . 1 " '12,313,5 - •,i --. - __.,e )
- ~, •... : ....: - ----7----! exi/.6014 rra•
• , 254,102 0 .;-..-/ 2-
~
.. .
`STATEMENT 4.
', ' . •
.•. STATEMENT I; • ..".,.. •. • ~..!..' f.'•
•.
.
Actual a:pewits-of the transportatiott.Depstrtmett l
.of tbe Priitadelphia and Reading flial4armaiise4ti -
twelve - months. encling - Noventberdfl,AB44s ,tar .
Trartevortatian of. 42t,958 tons of :. • • _I: 2.. .-;•;:-.
. coal frotweital region to,Richrnond . • ...;'T. ~,,,, ;,,,,
junetionwit'a State road,andothei _- . e . , . ; . It.
• , pointa; at 41.8-10 cents. ~ .•.)61 71 5, 3 :0 ‘ 44 t i •
Expenszs of tranlxotAtion betTteon ,
junction with State reit l and Cons l . "?,. ''--• -" '.
pany'silepot in Philadelpiliii, hi t .: ~.•` ~-, t ..,. =•..
cluld : ing tolls paid State, hauling ;.. , ;..,,,,. • ; ~„...,c .
aarcre bridge_4,_ hauling in. Broad '
street, and tolls paid city, in all,' I.' '22,035'70 ,' "
Trinsliatalioriof33,379throughpa. `',' ''' ' • '' i!
,sengera between Pousvilloandjutic- . - . • .- .- g.: '...,
.lion with State mail, st37 - "Xletts., '12,674.17
Transportation of t 0,472 urns met.: - -.- - ;..-1 - - .^.1 - '.'„, -.:,• • .
• - chandize between Puttsvill'. Rea- : . '•',l
--ding and other, points, *nil' State , , =,.
rimd; et 04 . 7-10 eta,` . . ; . 1 .13,245,39.
briperintendence, including salar i es • :•. ~ -. i..
°fill idficeri,clerksistad nits! ag'tf. • :.= .", -
at depots', . • „,-... . 1- • 42,918* ."
\,
Pay of - watchmen at eepins, en ' a ~- .;•_, 4 ,-.',-,
hbuses FA switthes„ • - -- , :34294.19)'
gi; t;
"011ica expenses. including coal f "`
... .d.,, .. : j 1 . , „
fires, materials, &a. • ' - '94 7 7,0:A..1
. Worland materiabs for - milks Ir. ' . i_1.....i‘11,
_ .del"t*, pumps. are ' -. - 1., ..... , 1,1F91 47r..14i- t
i
Sundry_pe,tty expefts, Ci , .. 3, running e • ~.,,., t; . ~ * .: 5 ; -
tea engines dre..t... .
~ , -..,, '100119u,-
............-•
Actual net eirnseits4 year . - I .:„ Oita_ 4 41 t 9 . 05 i :1
-'. Atld_frii materiali Oa •h3Dii9N '.- ' • .--
irembir-31:11h,. ; 1€i44,.111'.. follow*: l'
WoOd;'''.' -•,,1T• . , '. 90,500,25 '.' '
Bar iron . and-attic - I t _ .‘_ '' ~.2,5413 05: ,
Engine Gearing, tub2s, ~ ' ...I . -.',
&c., --7.---- . .. : I; . 1,426 i 43' - i:,
Car . Seating. • Villeejst 'I. . - 1
*Piing...Ste.* - •:, • 1,200 _O4 ' '''
Brass andiron castings; • - , -- , ~
cg i PPeN leid;&t: .'. Lass do .j :. _
~
Ti bpr anthouibeir •' " 230 40 • ' . 'l '., ~-, • -ci.
Bittintitiousetialr , ,- - - '. - :3771 10 , '.',' .;., _
~• . r7L- - - . .:
_Anthracite c 4 ,1, . ": . .413 00 ..1; ~ : 1-."., , 1 , ,".
Viriii, axles, 14c4 ' ( 147.4 • Pll.. ••'. '" .1.- ; - - - z:
': • • --, ~' .. - - ••• 1 ,17 1 037 .147. 1 :- -, .:,. t
.nn listid,Niiir. 30th : . I -. ' :. Zi . ,
1 1843, ' _ 7.054 43 .: • ' /3 .
• . .--...7?-,-.. '..•- • ' E 44063 -IW'',
- I
47,2,43 Il
%on ( t ic) , . •,-*;
4 ,
!.;430i7;, „
•
1,71 p ¶0
2732 (17
'628 0
627 84
382 1:11:••
13,176 43.,
;,It9
•73G, . In - . 'l' :1
.
- Gross eipenit forylift
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r ,
659,291
: , 61 . iii r t
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