Spring is &ming,
- - ET Mn. RACE, -
T 174 was Deaf and Dumb from his Childhood.
• Spring is coming! Spring is coming!
Birds are chirping, insects humming,
Flowers are peeping from their sleeping,
Streams escaped from Winter's keeping,
:' In delightful freedom rushing,
• Dance along in freedom gushing;
' treenes, of late in deadness saddened,
' Smile in animation gladdened;
..All is beauty, all is mirth,
Allis beauty upon earth,
' • Shout we then With Nature's voice,
Welomo, Spring! Rejoice, rejoice! ,
Spring is coming! Come my brother,
Let.us rove with one another,
To our well•remembered wild-wood,
Flourishing in Nature's, childhood;
Where a thousand flowers are springing,
And a thousand birds are sinew;
Where the golden sunbeams quiver
o'4 the verdure girdled river;
.•
kt our youth "offeeling-out,
ro the youth of Nature shout, •
hilethe waves repeat the voice,
Welcome, Spring! Rejoice, rejoice! •
A i'Assrso Tuotroar.—Our. city has recently
been shocked by the occurrence of a remarkable
accident—the explosion of a bou,hiin the hands
of Mr. Duvall, killing three men. I;trid wounding
dine or two others, shatering Windows and spread
ing, destruction and on every side. The
loss of a most valued citizens, the agonies of the
- suddenly beTcw.ed wives and children, the alarm
and Horror excited hy ,the casuality—tliese have
' been enough to_aickenifnot to appal the stoutest
heart.
—But how many of us are cens4ring what
this thing called a bomb was made for I Tir,o we
reflect that the express and only object of, its pro
. disetion is to produce 'just such tragedies as we
have hail enactePin our midst?—and that we
with every Christian. people pay thous:4ldg .tm
'nually for the manufacture ofjust such dispensers
of death as this D. we consider that this was
no failurs-r—no,exceis.or deficiency of : anything
intended by the bombmaker—lt was not intended
that this missilie bhoiild explode at just that time'
`,and place,-but it Wag . media to explode and de.:=-
pray human beings, and for , nothing- else. lye
' -mourn that it has fiilfilled in destiny.
-L •
Yes, we,moum for stir friends Duvall, Price
iand Broderick ; we sympathise with their agoni
zed relatives ; but do we talk of stopping, the in
f .
fernal business from which this calamity arose!
we recoil: from the thought of throwing such
• develish engines by thousands into, the cities of
Santa Fe, of Matamoros, of Ter* Cruise and
Mexico, to shatter the limbs and spatter the brains
of inneerit ivonien and children in thousands
'One bomb bursting among, 'us causes a general
shudder; shall we not hesitate before we engage
in an undertaking which is likely to pollute Illev
.,on'a atmosphere with thousands of such projectiles,
and thence redden rivers with torrents of human
• blood. ?
— , National Honor 'j---‘l"te-Anneaation r—
iErtending the Area of Freedom !—such are the
swindling phrases by which aspring villians have
in all times induced fools to become murderers
and the victims of butchery. Shall there never
be an end of this?—N. Y. Tribune. • '
A new version' of pl,l affair—the fall of out
Arst parents—has' been given by a pious Welch
parson as thus. ,
..Our great grandfather Adam, was a very good
man, he was; but as for h ve, she was a devil Oa
woman. She must needs go and rob an orchard,
and not satisfied witlpeating, herself, she tempt
ed our good father Adam to eat too, and thus
brought a Curse upon all the caith confound
het."
We are eloquent about oppression on a large
scale,—we deprecate the tyranny of government,
which, after ; all, extends but to few, and vet how
little pity is.historved upon thoie who suffer from
,that worst of tyranny in daily practice, in daily
life. Wha t grievances would most family histo
tics ldisclor:e!,--11 v much kindly feeling wasted ,
by the arbitrary cr uelties i of tempe s t! I say cruel=
ties; Tor what tor ture of rack or wheel can equal
that...of Words I 'take the annals'of the majority
of hearths fore a twerve-month, and we should 'be
amazed at tliiquantity ofwretchedness that would
be Writ in them, if mit truly. . .
!4e• rezeive great nbligations. as if they were
Our duo, and arc thankless as much out of varnty
as ingratitude
Cimfidence is - a feminine necessity.- There are
very Yew women but who like each other's socie
ty, and,Of thii i ,iiking sympathy is the.grand secret;
none but 014,ielves can fully enter into their
hopes, fears, 41 Plans; all of which are nothing
tvithout being discussed. A' woman only can
Understand a woman; and it is pleasant to be un
derstood sonulti roes. =
,WriismEnEi.:Of all thinzs avoid a Culgar whis
ker: This is-uf various kinds. A short, se - tubby.
indomitable, pl whisker ; a weak, fuzzy, ".white
moth-eaten, iuopldy whisker, is a 'vulgar whis
ker; a twisting, twining, serpentine, seutimental,
corkscrew of if whisker; black; bluff, brutal
looking whiAlter, vulgar; a Mathematical, Mas
,ter:of-astistictil diagram of a whisker, is a vulgar
whisker; whatever is not any of these, will.do.
'The nonttrah!e Mr. Boyle,' say s'Bishop Bur
net, in his accouut of that learned and pious per
son, chait the most profound veneration for the
great bud of tleaven and earth, that I ever obserV..
ed in any man. Tice name of God was never
mentioned by him without a paUse and stop in his
discourse.
It is related of Pithagoras, an enrinegf i;hiloso
pber of antiqUity, that before he would admit any
tine as a pupii into his school; he was accustomed
to inquire, who were his a3 , :iociates:—justly ton
eluding that 'those who erukl keep had company
wrsald not be, touch proilte:l ti y bis
Consiaerig hww much n r say th•it Ott• (1 , not
mean, how fortunate it thnt we ale not taken
at tur then -beicautions how
we taLed of rii , tie and innocent pleasures, of dy
ing for love, and Eternal constancv:
nature rnalieo 6,Hrta provision*, it
niu=t tie - confcEsc , d. We shouldlbeenvionit ofpth
ces happiness, if, in nine eases put of ten, wo trk:
not despise
- And ': - omen have belie:veil that any
Letter, awl ciniv discorefed
. hen too late tO - regetly it
shoe, t•v the, way, at c:hkh • mistakes ate utaally
fonad out.
It MIS an observation of Publius Scipio, that he
.a•as never !CPS idle 1111 %%hen he had most lei-
Ftir o , anti that he wee never less alone than when
he was alone.
No life is pleabiog to byt.' that which is
useful to ca.inkiod.
To E 37 litao anti perform much, is the' dirge-.
truistic of a gloat
MEDICINES•
lilt. SWAYNE'S CO3IP,OUND •
• SYRUP' OF 'WILD CHERRY.
. TILE 'GREAT lig =Dr ,.
.. YOU.. i i •
C
-
. .. ONSUM PTION '.l • . .
COLDS, COUGHS, SPITTING OP BLOOD
• BRONCHITIS, DIFFICULTY. atF
BREATHING, ASTHMA, PAIN/."
• IN • THE I SIDE AND 1 :/
BREAST, WHOOPING COUGH,' •
CROUP AND .ALL DISEASE >OF •
THE LIVER AND LUNGS; BROKEN •
CONSTITUTION,..Ac.-; i
TMITE above is the errs oat and only , ffenufne
.1 Prepa
ration fromthis yenta le troo,and has won its way_
to public favor by itrun ralteled sucess looming
. all
diseases of the Lungs, no withstanding the; many iiar
ticles prepared by pecan s who have no ;knowledge
of the science of Medici, in theory or practice, and.
some More readily to dec ice the unsnspeeting, use a
part of the name of the-,original prepearation, such
at ',Balsam of If lid Cher' v," "Phaniz Balsam of Wild
Cherry," "Balsam of . Wild Cherry and Coffey," ei , e„
all'sprung up with a mercenary view,' after "Dr.
Sample's Compound Syrnpof,Wild Cherry". 'had Won
a repination in the "treating art" never VI be forgot
ten by many a once cheerless fireside. Therefore. the.
public should be on their guard and pnrehase none hut
the - original preparation, which is daily ; performing
such astonishing, cure. in Pulmonary 'corciplaints, af
ter all remedies bail railed and the patients,. givim up
-as boo drys. Thousands of tertificatee [night be pub;
lished which trout d astonrrh .credulit . C.itsiilf; but it is
deemed itneccssary • below ten publish a few of the
names of persons who her bean cured by tlkis - "won- •
derful remedy ;"--• ,• f :
IRnn rnr GLENN. Steward of e Alms • "tome, .near
Frenkford. testifies to tlni efficacy of Di , .• rawayne's
Compromil Syria of Wildi Cherry. in curing Valentine
Chapmen,nne of the most aggra rated cases of diseased
Lanes, which has ever been placed ution,recOrd, after
every other remedy 'had failed and his 'Physician had
giVO II Wm up as iusttrabi,t , ,
bliss S. LEWIS, of West Philadelphia, earedoffileei
din..:of the Ludes of live !. ears standing, I*.r sympipu
were. sprain s a blond, at; toiled with .aliaciiing cone '
pain in the side, breast an, back, which.finlillyhoroug '
on a continued Coll6llll ,tine ; entirely ; cured M 1
I thence of Di. Sway en's Compuuntr,S3rup of-Mild
Cherry. . ; •
....lire. Mamma, corner oeSecond street nod German
town road philedelaliia,lfectually cured. of diseased
Lungs and the symptoms, of incipiet ConSomption, by'
using f.ur bottles of Dr. Swayne s Compound a}rup
of Wild_Cberrv. - I' I ~, • .
•
• It. J.ic!".sori, D. D.. formerly Pastor of the • first Pres
bYteriati Church N. Y. testia.,e to the etliCacy "or Dr.
• Swayne's Compound Syriin of W i ld Cherry, and rein.
, mmends it to the heads of 'amines, litchig, , writteised
1 its wonderful effect, in inn }e than one hundred eases
in releiving children of every obstinate complaint,
such as coughing, wheezing, choking of tilftem, -asth
matic attacks, &c. .
- Aaiun .st wins TM, CraWfilid COllllO. Pa : coal,
of a protracted c 12211, pain in the ~ide and; breast; &c.,
afierbeinz reduceddo a mere skeleton. ; :
Jeers O. , DURII, Whasiiigton... Va.,' cured of Con
sunipt i,:n and Itleedine °l i the Longs, alter being gn. en
up to c••.veral eminent . PhySicians, and Lacing used
most of tine Paierit Medi'. tees.
This medicine in ill Cola , s circa immi•diato relief
and is a :dire: pleasant and -effectual remedy, and worth
1 .
a trial from the :nest sceptical. •
r5-Prepared only by Dr} sWAYNE, . corner of
EIGHT and RACE Ktreets '
Philadelphia where all
orders must be addressedi 1
• : March - .*9 • 1
For sale in Pottsville. by IYIELNInGS, and J G.
DROWN; in Orwigsburg, by IL. YOUTF. 1 '
Fcb. 17., - ,•—ly
1 J, S. ',C. IRRTIN
MIME
JOYI L
i 'flesh is I;:r *0 mat h
Ise (d IL% h1:141.1 . ' CONI
r lILTP. TRIi may -be
A Itn9st - every disea=e
corcil by the timely
POUN t It ATIVI
it)se tvlin will call, at any 01'
linable , meounite et Feld. 1, 3
pont:tied) of Oreg perlient
-1 le,t all hoops, ol rebel . —
'who It.td the ;'inn.( severe
tr oal:ent leivino . . ken tile
•
and been euredt—'eerttlientes
lerk or Orpha 4''Court. No
ginirtance tvlthpersonb el
St who ha tr.nh the gooa of
r
.have volentartly come Ibr
, t ofth eir 'easd and fly core
'any( d iirthi
the stores where this ini.l
certificates (properly atoll
ed on isidival s tials who
certificateof
cases under treatment ,th!l i
medicine by the it advice :
from the Pi othonniary,
tary, stiting their ric
respectability and stando
their fellow lan at bean.
ward and :riven a statemel
for publicatton,&eAte. 'The iminher cirihujie certi
ficates being. too great for 'newspaper ptii , liralitto, thc
subscriber has deemed-it h'dvisible in hare ;t ii'.enps
the.most important" cerrtilcates . properly fintlicrqica - !
ted, tinder seal, to be ph+ d 'nt the storys,oflagents,
who havC t he mullein . . fo r sale, where nc Mods nalte,
led With Scrofula o r it t t t evil White
Chronic 101AllttlatiSIT .11 . Mercurial di,eas,s
Eruptions of the kin. i el long sittndit.g or in
civient Cons:impLinn, e Lee Head-ache e. may
ha ,- e an NiMortunity of FriseertainMg the na-nes and
residence. , of-those who'lliare been curd by its
nd who will he willing, if coiled upon, tti give every
information required. :
As a more feneral evillenc'e' that ,h: in nn quack
medicine, I would refer in the rimes 1,4' the flolow•
in_ well known phyeiciarn., who haveattested to its
Ilielr; Dr.. G. 114e'n. Dr. Jno.
11.11. N1 , 11&111/ Dr. J.
I:3nlit wholesale and Rivail at the drug ;ind.Chetni..
cal Store of '
.ICH HOLTZ. i'ottsville.
fiersvi I le; lbtgliKtrisley
ge,_Orwigsburg.:
it ' 41—iv
E.
J:11. f J. H. M i
Port Carl) ; henry VO
January 21,
•
It cannot be Denied.
• ( For .Truth is. mighty ) :.that
ozy DR. LEIDI"S SARSAPARILLA
•
,4s-thopuiest, stoonrsst and most slicao:io!ar of any
ip'` other prepae.ttioa of •arsaparia that silt.
T is warranted to lie.st ringer than 6 hedtle's of MOST
. others—stronger than four a SOME. ! and htronger
tharilhree of the STRONGEST prepared by any ntket
in the United States. P..' 1
Dr. Leidy's . Sarsaparilla is"recarnmen'iled by all res
pectable physicians in proforenre to any other. All who
have ever used It, have derived MODE tkp—NEFIT front
one bottle than three to ten anthers ; and those who,
after having used other's jnreparations, vlitliout benefit,
will use Dr. Leidy's. willjsnon he colivinEe4 Os' thous
ands have already Bern) id' the feregning' i assertion.
The apparatus wilk which Dr. Leidy's d.straels used
in his prenaration of
,Saisaparilla as peepared, is the
only one in the United States, trupOrted by Dr. Leidy
himself. front the celehrited house of Pelleter & Cay.
erion. in .iris, at a great 'e4'llease.. and is f.:irtable of ex
tracting lite medical values of Sarsaparilla and other
roots more efiertually !hap by any otlierirocess.
.
s SEVERL IIIIND4ED CERTIFICATES of re •
markable cures and rectin mendat ions finin clerzytnen
and physicians hare heen from time to fine published
It is only tilottelit needssary to keep the ptiblic afluainted
as to where Dr. Leitly'Oananarilla can 'be obtained
reruilie. namely, at W.I. DY'S - lIEAI,TII EMPO.
MUM. 101 North SECOND Street. near Vine. St.. (sign
of the f;olden Eagle and ;Serp.nts;) Fred.Drowit's and
Fied.Klett's Drag Store 4, Philadelphia.
Pri:e ONE It bet bottle; 3 bottle's'for $2 ;XI,
and 6 bmtie. for $1 50. ff
Also by J. F. I,one. Lan'eaqter; and at S.G.I DROWN'S
Drne Store, formerly NV. T. Eating's, Centre Street,
Ponsville.
Alay 11. ICI—
MARSH'S SUPERIOR PATENT
n
1 tT4ss
i-f,5 , .-1. -,
Jvilib
L
ISO,
Dr. Soicpb Utero Abdominal
Sul porters., , ."
A gupplyei 1,110 above ursclea, )..iPt received
and for.saWat the niiinufact rev... price.. by • .
JOIIN S. C. lfhittl N.
Dru,,,rist
October 28,
APOTHE
, TirE vi
bs
ectcd and g
l)itliG
rosirk consisting n
•
Very, Witt
Drugs, Paints, Dye-St
Brushes, &J., 'Which
advnrre, and respectful
age nf the pithlic,
Phyt.icians prescri
ARY STORE.
I rillerpftm , s'for isle a well ag
nuine a. , softmeiai:of, , • -
31 E OICI N &C.,
Chemicals... 316,11eines, Parra.:
ty Glasses, Pati:nt INledicines
trs, 0113, and Varnishes, Pain
`e. is disposed to leen at a mai
I y solicits a share of the patton
iflr rarefOlv :enmpnlinded.
Jrnbi '44.
4a- a
H. Q. C.
11/ 1 311'
70.4ticit, for icr
tore. • Ni.uvii
11-2rEIiPERANCE I.TFE
I Strim2val i 1.2
Pulmonary
Sale at AtAitTIN zi Drug
12—.
Dr
.. .
Becker' ' ' •
. *r.
1., huir7,informg, the inhabitants
lie put.lit: in Leneht, that he 1136
is. Ilaestsr artl,ll . arnel. as !Man
g its vartoutl Mint hes. and re
trttrottatza of Ijrs.llllaestsr end
ttlattenti to elf; /•411s, Intim! a
Itts rlrtrt.o.s w - 111,1,s mode ratr,
31. r Ittl:j", Or'. %Vulg. Intl
t. 4 dcors Sow I 'Of Mr. s kit
!tate Mr. Wln. T. Eitting* Drug
. ,
1,1811. • t 1 42--ft mo 8
from L ATELY
of rott:vili., and tli
become mic,ps , er to MI,
tr,pati,i • l'hyfik iri,
ef-ctAtlly r
Harper, friend. lie
cliarit Teri .
Lgire in the horses ii
Jettelry EstabhA . mi , ,,v
art! opposite the
tore, in Genre Stre..t
Pottsville, October
FOUNTAVNE!. Clii;s:ESE 1111111 I EADIcA..
removes Superfluno;3 liar (rein the
&r.F.nre, Keck, For 521111. 51411.1'NI'S
tiros Store. Much 15,
•
Titomst). BAN 3rEinoiNE4 ••
A CENDR.AiI. ertoirtutetit kept et kr:lofty Land
EICPHOLTZ & SANDESSON`S'
ticw Di ug Store, Pottsville, -1
qo: -
Jely 2'
i tier received on
el a very superior
will be sold cheap fin
miller at the York Fl
June 18
rim:A:Jam:nil, 1001tegs of.:6ails—
q lath y, and asinited sizes; they
irtrash r .by Npyliotion to the eub.i.
?foto , - ID, YABBLISY.
•
.1 • i
II ..
I"HItADELPHIA.
couNrRY MERCHANTS.
_ .
rfirtz Subscribers, 'Wholesale Meretanui, Manatee
.. titters and Dealers In FIIILADSLPHIA, respect
fully Invite those country Merchants who are about
•Purchaeing their . .
•• Spring and Summer Supplies, I I •
• r . .
to an examination of their respective STO rocgs of G OODS.
. Wea believe that our several assortments are as,
complete as have ever been *feted in this city; and
'.4,itytie pleased to have them give us a call. t-
Imp''. . .
orters and Dealers in Silk aryl Fan-
L: -,•
• • cy Dry Goods.
. • .
Caleb Cope & Co, , 165 Marlt. ! St: abase 4th,
W. & R.,l'. Remington, 92 ' .
Ashlturst 4- Remington, . 50 • "
See, 13rother,& co. 70 - "
ard;s; Gillmore, ' - _lOO ' "
y y Olds, ,McFarland & co. 105 Market Street, ! ,
w [gin, Back &co ~ ' '.57 '-" • . !
.B.&G. 11 Cooper, ~ ,53 " .
Samuel Hood & co., tN.E. corner of Market . and
.'itth Sts. ,
. .
,
Sing s Boyd & King,26, North Second Street, op
posite the fdadisnn Manse.
Williani H. Brown & co., 20, N.Tourth St.
Julian, Mason & co:,- 156, Market st. ...
.Eckel, Spangler & Raiguel, 1,28 North Third et.
-'above Race. - .• . '
Smith, Howell & Barr, 33 North Second st, ,
Bnrclaklinpincott, :Mk Market et. one door be
line I-10h, south site.
L'udiiie Kneedler & en . 11l N. Thud, S W cor.
$f Race St, '
Hasa & llollincstrorth, IS North Second at. and
a Church All 4. '
James J. Boswcll'6c,co., 50 Market street,
Fred@rlck. Dewald & co. 62 North , Third street,
Imparters and Dealers in Hosiery, Gla
- Trimmings and •Fancv Goads. ,
E. S.; Burnett, 3 •S rourth s't. east aids below 3larl
Y. Steiner, 44 N :Second s., 4 doors below
CIOI4S, assitnares, Tai.
Trimming's, &c.
Be Hniirsey, Lafourcadu& co, 77 Market ci.
II Love, ' 147 "
J y & eh,
Edvi , attl S. Handy & co. •0§ Market street,
.abOve Thud, .
Tarilley',, 'Solvers & co, 141
'Above Third;
Jolirt‘..4l Fitchew & co.
beldry.Second,
Allen 11. Reeves & to.
Wiri T. Rowel! & co.
DAsion & reterson,
Maiiin Buehler & Bro.,
tielow Fifth, '
Michael V. Baker, • 215 "
1%141in & Pepper, .4 N Third it,
Fader. & Wincbrener, 70 N
Saddlery, I I ardwarc attd*S. Carriage
• * Trimmings. •
John M Ford,: 32 North Third st. •
11. 6; 0 Fricke, 14 • ".
•
Gott & Pekrson, 12 North Fourth it,'
Ford, y, 7
Saddlery, Saddlery- Hardwafe, Harness,
Trunks, &e. • '
Eduard P, Moyer, 25, also 232 Market et.
PUblishers, Booksellers and Stali'oneri.
& Elliot, 9 North Fourth st,
Hogin & Thompson, BO .
Hides, Oil & Leather Dealer's. •
William Musser & co. 253 Malce' at,
11. AI. Crawford, 201 North Third st, '
I , '
Bums, Shoes; llonnetS, Caps, Legnorn
and Palm • ats. . •
& J. G. Whelan, 153 Market-street,
Jenkins-dc co, IJO '
China, "...arthenware and Gies's. . •
Alelanikr Read, 205 51arket•street.'
l'ett.r Wright & Sons, 259 do '
NV, & Wharton, • 29 North Third Street
Ben'edict Dorsey & on 125 „ 90 •
WilliatoT. Hacker 02 North Second it., aboite Arch.
Aliinufacturers and Dealers in Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, Oils, &e
Thignas P. James, 212 Market siteet
TlidinpFon, Pancoast &Co 90 below 2d.
Caleb Cresson Cr North Third street.
Milnufactureriof Sieves', Riddles, Screens,'
and Wirework-in general.
Isieph A. Needles & Co., 51,Nnrth ,Front street.
..Ornbs, Brushes, Buttons, spool 'otton,
. ;. Trinimingq, Fawn,' Goods, &e.
bliver Martin 21 North Fourth street. •
S. M. Day, 10 North Fourtlf , S.trei , ,ti •.
anu faeturers and, fin po hers of ".Military
Goods, Fringes; C-ords,. Tassels, Car-- .
riage. . :
W(lliem H. !foreman & gone, 51 Nort6 Thirketreet..
Nflpufacturers of', Urnbrell, P,rasols
and Sun Shades. • '
§lerper, Brothers - 12 Market itrte.t. '
Wiizht. & Brothers - ' 125 do •
WBJiam A. L'rown 66 • do
.._.
.q.NlahufaOturers of Hats, baps, -.Wool
Cats, 4.6: -. ' .', •
Itinderson'& Lev,ick •,. 141 IVlwiket street.. • •
S.W. O. c. Nichol; , II 1 do f
. r r
Atanufaourers of Patent Floor. and Pun
cniture Oil Cloths; and Elastic Car
. - nage Curtains. „ •
Fetter & Carmichael 56S:North Third Street,
Isaac 51acauley: Jt., • 6,North Filth street. •
Nianufacreth of Ladies' and 4 Zentlemene .
cheap , Travelling Trunks.„
•
41,.;11rekry& Co • 'l5O Chestnut street
George 11. Batas, Sand 25 North Fourth street.
lihporters • of
. Fancy' . and Staple
Ciliods, :Brushes and Peifumery.
A. P. Ott Monrose .:16 3. Fourth, below Market,
Lquis C Dauersachs 170 Market street -
Atantifacturer of Comb's, Brushes, Soaps
. .
•and Perfumery.
Tkomns Burch, Jr. (late of Pittsburg) 183 Market at. ,
William V. Andrrson 6.t 0'.,21 N. Watel S. t.. 1 g
John Trucks, 17 N: car. ofcommerce I
Waterman & Osbourn, N. W. corner of Sec—
nnd Arch I.treettr,
R.;Patterson, & Co., W.:Market street. . ;7 .
•
Pealets in Ciindies,Oranges, Lemons, 4-e.
John J. Richardson, 42 Market St.,shelow Second. •
Iniporiers of all kinds of Shipping Fors:
Geisse Sons, GO S. Front, below' Chesnut st
W.gfictlitlll'al and ortieulturallmplements
Garden. Grass, and Flower Seeds. '
Prnttty,l9llMarket st. below
,Gth.ennth side.
. •
looking Glssses, Plated and Fancy
Hardware, CombSi•Brushes,
& Walter ,Cresonn. 14 North Fourth Stree
Importer and Dealer in Bolting louts.
Jibb Fry, 59 North Third street, [s'occessor to Raters.]
Alanufactureriand Dealers in Straw Goods
Hair 'Etlttibgs, 4•C.
Witham M. and James I Mauil,, 30 North Second st •
,Manufacturers of Caps and Stocks, and
Dealers in Boots, Shoes, and Bonnets.
Jafines T. Lett 'a: Co: North Third Street.
Manufacturers of Patent Leather,- Glazed
Muslin, Carriage'Oil Cloths and Caps.
Jahn T Hollaway, 9 North Fifth St.
mass Eight Hay, 30 Hour and 'General
• - . .
Clock Establishments.
.*:nies S Smith, 82-N Third street, near Cherry.
Janie' Barber, 939 .Market street, south side, above
4th at. .
.C, E. Lovell, corner - of Third and Wood ate. and cot
per of Fourth and Market sts.
I -
i - Print.. Ware-house, Dealers in
~, .
• Prints only. ,'
Ilfoirell & Co. 201 Market street, 2.1 door above Fifth,
yhiladelphia, Feb. 15. 18.15; '. 70
D. B. Smith & W.'Hodgson.jr.
It
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,.
:Wan •rf let tzrers of Pharmaceutical and Chem
ical Preparation& 4- importers r f Foreign Drugs;
N. E. COICHEII OF ;LECH Z. SIXTH MTh
• i'IIILADELPIIIA.
DrOnists and Storekeepers .supplled
with to.-!, m.. 9 of th • hest quality, cur 'Metal terms.
~i~diclnc' Ch-its, r••r trawellinet or for families, of va-
Om; I . ll:llrtrinus new rt Illedies and rare Cherm
ti !larlieular regard to their purity.
• Auf.tast 31 —Sam
•
! . I',ltiladelph7U Auction Sales .
C. IVOLBE.UT,,Audioneer
,
NO. 51 MARKET 6T. BELOW EIT.OOi4D ST., I'IIILADA.
:,... . Regular sale days!
Imported and American Dry Goods} Tuesday k Friday
- ' Mornings.
Shop Goods—Every Wednesday Afternoon.
Roots, Drinzans&c.—TuesdaYsitnd Fridays at 12 o'clnck
! , t4i- Country Merchants will find at tin•se Sales,nkrge
Oil general :lt•Sfkiiiiieni : of itnru.ried and Dmnestic`Bra
nle and Fain y Goods; to which their attention is invited
i , Goods delivmlid on the day of Sales, Or as a respon
glide p , re.n wilt Its in attendance, who (OF a small tit -
thuneration. will hack and forward goods as directed.
:',,rhilada., January ll,' ' 2-Iy,
Ropes & • Flocks. •
ANILLA and Hemp Ropes of all sizes,
4.1 A. Mucks far Paillie4, Oakum, l'or. Pitch,
31Iti Oil. Paint Drusbes,- - 450,. 'always
reudy, mot fur sale chysp by .
WISE' Ar,. THISO AAS.
Rope Makers, Spruce St. Wharf, Philada.
}February 16,1845:. 7-2 -
THE IVLINERS' JOLTNL
leiit Xitetalle Ropes.
For tke use of 'Mines Ratiways, 4c. for
sfile, or .bnporfed Lb .order by -
the' Subse . rkber.•
THESE Ropes are now almost exclusively used In
lbetollieries, and on the Railways in Great Brit
ian, and !are found to be greatly superior to Hempen
ones, as 'regards safety, durability and economy.
The "patent Wire Ropes," have prdved after three
years service, to be still in good condition, where
Henffien4ones, of double the size and weight, never
lasted longer than 9 br 10 months.. They „tome been
u.sed for almOst every' purpose to'whieh Hempen Ropes
and chains. have been applied. • Mines. Railways,
Heavy Cranes, Standing Rigging, Window Cords,
Lightning Conductors, Signal Halyards, Tiller Ropes
&e. etc.: They are made eltbcr of Iron or. Copper
Wire, arid in cases of much exposure to dampness of
Galvanited Wire.
Testimonials .from the. most eminent Engineere in;
England, can be shown as to their efficiency, and any I
additional inftimation required respecting the differeht
deacriplions, and application will be given by
ALFRED F. KEMP, 36 Broad st. N. York, •
Sole agent for the United States.t,.
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FOR &MR.. - :)...Z34
AI.SQ, a large ninnher of illitildinzs and nut ',non,
various Oz.es,"owthe Navigation tract, lying.principalli:
in the Ilnrout , .h of Pottsville; Apply to, '
SAMUEL LEW IS, Beal estate ag't. Centre si."
Inli I Iti ' - • ' z F29-Lif.'
•
To BY'er's t Bleachers; Pni)er llhkers, Steam
•
, ... ,
, . .
pr.nttrS Three Pnintcd . Pen, per dozen, 371
Altirikam:s Jens, .. , Wi per gross. :50'
*Climax, erhump-hacked , - do 1 -00 -
Gilon's Magi Min &mum, Per doz,en,, - ..37i
-- Wright's Pens. various kinds,' • '
' Common "Steel Pens for Schools, grow 'c .25 "
;Nlitcliell'i:Pens iitTerent kinds,
' Miran & Thompson's three pointed pens.'
Just received, and Cur sale by
B..BANNAN, Agent.
r ,
. Eetr, 'ZS . - . a-
Ellr' enfried: i s ollolail 1 Phrases
AN°Diarogues in German and English, on 'eVery
topic necessary to maintain a conversation. with
directions for pronunciation, just published and for sale
by the subscriber. ; Alan, . _
German and Elialish Dictionaries, ' '
German and Endlislitrratmfiers,
Gerainn Testainentsand Ilymn•Books, . •
Lutheran and Reformed Catechisms,
'Do ' do do English, . , •
Bibles and Psalters, ,
German Union Hymn Books, &r. &c. • ,
All !of which will be sold at Philad.lphia prices . ,
wholesale and retail. , ~
L'AL 4
' JOSEPH F. SEIDERS, •
!fir AS removed his residence 'next door to Brown
Illrue Store, In the building occupied as a Shoe
Store, in centre street, Pottsville. where he continues
to operata. in all the vatious branches of the Dental
Art.; 'such as '
Pluefisg, Filing, Cleansing and Draiin.T.!
lie ONO will insert in the bast manner; singla`teeth, or
whole sets. at reasonable prices.
Having had a practical experience of many years, he
feels ponfident ofeivine satisfaction to all, who may
taw him with their custom.,
ay :18
•
-POTTSVILLE IRON 'WORKS.I"
PETF ,Y announces to the- Public, that he
11 Las taken the Establishment knOwn as the Potts
ville ;Iron Worksl on Norwegian street, where he Is
prepared to band all kinds ne Steam Engines; manu
facture Rail Road Cars, and Machinery of almost every
description; at the shortest notice, and on the most rea
sonable terms.
Persons front; abroad, in want of Steam Engines
will find it tntheitadvantage to give Lim a call bailee
engaging elsewhere.. May 11
TNVITES the aitention of purchasers to. his stock n
Fresh Gout - 1,1101 received. and liotv orienine hr,.hia
Rtor‘f In .Centre, et.. a few , doth.s a,h,ve t h e p o tt sv ni,.
Hous'e; nil of which he will cell at the loivext pm-es
forea:Ai his own !'orders, or in exchange for Counlry
prndlr I!
February:lo;
■
•
'Pen Razors &C.
Just received a . l:antiful SWAMI-
T to .llt o(itodirer';sl4lehrated Pen' Knives, embra
tine it nen, ,var44y.,' which he will sell cheaper ,than
ever The four bladed Congress Knife as low.as et V5O
Alin; Erazors. and Razors, put up two in a box. .For
Sale by ;• BANNAN e Agent.
• Feb.. 22 . 8-
furiovvr. , s school rhr the Flint". • • !•'
• ',
for the Violin, .
anti
PA:SCAL:tIiOS WORKS:
WELRED Wit-01;6111 IRON TUBES ,
From 4 inches to;; in calibre slut, 2 to 12 iOet lung,
capable of sustainine pressure f , om 41 . X1 to 2.100 Ibu.,
per square- inch, ar,ttli Stop . ,o,:ks, T., Le, '
other fixtures to snit, fitting tiqt.ther,..with screw
jointtc.sui table' rot SI'EA M. WA'r Ur; GAS, tut Tot
LOcOMOTIVE and - other. ! STEAZ4 BULLER. Ft.usat
up co
Mani ' ariielured aol , for sale by - •
' MORRIS, .TAStEgit, & DIORRIS•
Waielanuae 9..E.'..brner of Tuird & Walnut &mem
PIIILADELrIIIA. •
Joik . 11 •
Steel -Pens..=
B. DANNAN, Agent.
•
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Feb T2d
, REMOVAL
E. W. McGINNIS,
GEORGE H. POTTS,
,
cnnrninine eactenew and complete inetinctinni, te
gether with abmit ISO pieces of Music, price 50 cents'
( melt jeer received and tot sale byBANN A.N
June 29 • Agent.
BUNJA MIN'S A ReIIITEII7I% •
n R Practical linuse Carpenter:, illusirited by Glen
'gravines, coy the use of Carpenters and Builders
lait edition of 1813, just rerniyed anti bir ale by .
Atli, 41 ' , —34 B. BANN AN,ligent •
. - . Rags ! Rags ! •
GAshpnid fdr Rags or , exchanged for Good 4.
this office. 1 - .
October ID.
. _
Coaying ' -
A superior Copying-Ink, for the use •o
luk . Letter Protege, just received And for sate by
B HANNAN. Agent.
Dli , e•mbei 3.
MEDIQINES.
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..,-; i.• • arAßAfts" „ A‘
;AN nous Tic OIL! 40,7).
AI
SOAPILY SURE ICE • iiN
DEAFNESS s \-,
DEAFNESS CURED.
- . .
Scarpa'a Compound Kreosnte Acoustic Oil,
OR the care of DEAF li Et 3 B', pairs, and the is
i charge of matter from the ears; also all those disa
greeable noises tike the buzzing of insects .falling of
water, buzzing of steam, &c., &c. which are symptoms
of approaching deafness and also attendant with the
disease..
CEITIFICATE S .
The following Editorials and certiGcates tiel be read
with interest as they speak facts, which are "stubborn
things."
Most EXTIRAOILDINABV Cuae.!—lf any have donbts
they may now dismiss them, and the most incredulous
May consider Deafness as curable. Numerous cases of
cures, atid many of them very remarkable—by the use
of •Scarpa's Oil,' have been published, but this 'caps
the climax.' Young
-or -old May yet recpver-hearing.
A lady in Smithfield Pennsylvania, and now•about 60
years of age had been aattirally getting deaf for . more
than 40 years, so that it was next to impossible to make
her hear conversation in the loudest tones of voice;
Last Winter she was induced‘to try .Scarpa's Oil for
Deafness.' Ibis only necessary to add that she has us
ed two hiutles, and that . her hearing is perfectly restor
ed—she is ciired.
DEA FNESS CutiEn.—The following-extract from a
letter written by Mr. Johnson of Boston, to a friend in
• this 66' is important..
'The cite_,
of Scarpa's Oil. for Deafness, that you
.sent me, with the wish that- toy daughter would try it,
bas'been used, and in its effects, have astonished all;
y.m know how very deaf she has been since she was
three years old—she now hears quite well, hut as the'
medicine has all been used, I wish you to send Me an
differ bottJa. which I have every reason to believe wi
cure her entirely.'—[Times.
For sale by B. B. OIJMPERT, No. 120 North Second
Street; Philadelphia, and by •
• , -EICIIITOLTZ & SANDERSON,
Agents, Pottsville
July 22, 1543,: ! 30—
WHO EVER HE-9RD OF
Dr. Leidy's Ceebrated Ointment
FAILING tocure the Triter., Itch, Dry and Watery
Pimples of the face and body, Scaly Eruptions, and
SI! Diseoscs of the Skirt? .1
elf the many thousand bottles, (it tEinit in bottles wilt
the words ."Dr. Leidy's Tetter and Itch Ointment.'•
blown in the side;) never has an instance been knnwt
or heaid from.where it had failed. A number of refer.
ences can be made, where it has been used in schools
factories, on hoard ofvessels, and imfamilieg, and cer•
tifwates coplil he published of them, hut forthe delica
cy in having names published in connection with sc
loathsome:anti disagreeable affections, •
•
cle Price :Scents per Dottie.
It is prepared onlyand I sold'Achnlesale and retail •
Dr. Leidy:sitealth Einporium, No Ell Nn IIISECONE
street, below Vine strcet, sign of Hoc Golden Eagle an
Serpents,) Philadelphia, and liv all the different Drug
gists and Storekeepers attached to Dr. Leidy's tidier
tisement of his "Blood Pills" in another rolumn. (whirl
plerNe refer in and read, (besides many others through
mit the country.
- Sold imPottsville at J.: C.• BROWN'S Drug Store
(latt‘Eptine's)
lail,
nrlp .rpopt,...otir e 41,
a 4e,
131'A. F m
aimeock'u V,er!uli . ng,o tias induced iier.l
sons wini• are env:cuts orite..uuceess a pa t lrn off upon
the pubEc preparat . lo - m2llall metpill, men koniq
, ;im s ihellic.cidus 'in i:xpelling' worms' lAim
SiStf'th. • . , ;;1
.
— Th Vetpifirge has made its wayinfo rie).)!lc fityouri
.roti Frcnuttlof..itsown intrinslC'nrerrts,, nrorri
than any , other, inethcnie addle hind nnw.oscd; and
while irony v,orto .remedies have by. (Julio: in,ellinO,
been lorrtd sole. arid shortly 'Orne tilt
rite oh,nrity witkir their: wohttre, , Sness justly men
ned, If. A'. Fla rsies'et-k's Verunfur2e continues to
be'trlumnhont sustnned.tit Insonly:to la used;
rind its eillers will tally instatit , oil that is said of nil
wontlerfulexi.eihnit power.
Erie .C0.,1 Neu;
_ .: l 7 .,'"fati, 7, 1843'.
•We ce:rtury that We have p.erl B. A Valiiiestock's!
ternri.ti,lge i, out laoiti,e,. and at every case it - 11.1.4
pray:tied a decider 1;.11 ) ,1 ttFoetual remedy for cx;elj
!,:.:g
,e; tans rim 'flit; s)s(fitn.. ty . cordi Illy recoui)
mendain parrots who lizive efindren afllketed %viol
that dangerous matany /.. •, •
'• EI,ON:VIIf6II,. ••
•
. .
. • . ••, lt(N11. B. PALNE,
Ilh :- • • •!
• . • •-.
• : Fi'l . Al AY, . •
JO El'll BURI101:GITS, ' I
rot Sale, wholeSale•aoci 'retail, at the Drug Ware 4
.house of : •• " '• 1:
' B. A. FAIINESTOC7K, dr Co:
Cnreer of Sixth init ‘food tae: FatAnirg, Fa. I
For Sale in l',,teeplie. by
CLEM ENS &TARVI X, Druggists.
Deoemixr, : • . • - 50— j
I Dr. Bechter's
PUL3I.O2VAI ZY PRESE.OiATIVE, .1
For Conchs; fl
Inuenzas, Catarrhs; Mooning
'Cough; Pains of the Breast and Bides; Bronchitis; j
'Asthma; Croup; Difficulty of Breathing and Ex
pectoration; iihortuess of Breath; ,
illation of the Longef and arrest of
approaching Consiunption
I T has been but a few yearn since this ,medicine has
I been introduced into this country, and has been pro}
dUFtive of he most astonishing and unexpected resultsi
Asoeveralltsintn. , il certlffeates of its effect:l have been
heretofore 'published, it is only necessary iThckto re 4.
mind the public where it can be obtained genuin2+,
Throughout Germany it is known as the "Life Pel
serren!' and is the on:3- medicine in use there for the
hove affections • •
It is put up in half pint bottles, with full directions I
50 Cents a Bottle
Prepared only (from On. orignialxiceipr obtained aL
a great price,) and mold wholesale,and at Dr. Leh ,
dy's Health Emporium, No. 1101 moth Second street;
near Vine, (sign of the Golden gagle and Serpcnie,)
Phi rdelphia
For sale in Pottsville, by . J G-,BROWN,Ar,
Ell
Philadelphia, Reading St Potts4r
ville Rail Road.
( Z .`"_C
. . ,
o
Reductin of Freight on - tllerchandize. - - • 't•
.. ,
•
•riN AND AFTER Monday next,•June 26th, 4814,
1 ,.../ Goods will be forward 'd with
,despatch at the
lowing:foil
rates of Freight, between Reading, and . the
points below stated, per ton of 2000 lbs.
. ;
, • •,;. -.- . : Befween' Between I
• : • ' -.-- „ . ' . . Reading • &riding I
. .
, ~ .• • and` 7 1 - and ~;
- 'Phik. Pottsville;
Piaster, elate. tilos; ¢c.., '-..51 10 75 ctS.
l'ig Iron, blooms; timber,
marbleo ()sin, tar, pitch, " 1 20. , , 90 ct 4.
and grindstones,. , , , '
Nairn spikes, bill' iron;
_• •, . , - 1.
cast inze,leud.turpelitinel . ..-
hark. raw tohltrn, salt, I 40 • .100 't
prOvi.lons,potatoes, /Inn
. i
• her, stoves, 4-1...,, • , .I
Floor per barrel. , ' ' .. ' 16 eta. 11 cti.
Wheat, corn, rye, ,clover.l
seed.* salt per bushel; j • 4 cts. 3 c '
ta
, -'..
Groceries, hardware,steel,l - . ' • '
.'coppers tin, brass, do. ..
'nestle lb - piers : machine , : • ' •S ,
. .
ek, butter and ' erzß, - -- 010 1'95 •, -
cheese, laid and tallow, • ' -, '
I .
.
nil, wool, Winn; leather .
' _
raw 'hides, paints, oys: . , •
,'•
tern, hemp, and cordage, J
..
Dry floods. &on 4-- meth.. 1 • •
•
-
cines, foreign liquors,' • , . i
• wines, glass, paper,fresh -•2 00 ' 1 70_ 1
,
•
Ohh,
meat,,coh fe.rtionn- • . • . ,
ry, books 4-• Stationary. • . ,
No additional charges for commission, storage, 4r
receiving or delivering freight at any, of the-Compa
ny's Donis on the line. , •
1
July 150 20—
013 •
CHEAP GOODS FOR. ensp,
And ha . Credit given.
rrlIE subscriber has Just opened at the Store fdr et
ly occupied by Crosland ASE Christ, on Rail Road
a general asset - talent of Groceries and Provisions
which he will at the lowest possible prices for' caah
Such as • • •
•
Sugars Molasses,. Coffee, '.Choiolate, Teti, Cheese
igit:o, Spices, &c., Sperm lend Whale Qil, Sper.
• - macett, Moulds and Dipped Candles, !
Soap; Tobacco, Segars, hams,, _ • '4
Shoeldets, Mess Pork, •
, Dried Bee& - Cod r . • . 1:
kfistatackerel .
• r
&c
.• WILLIAIII ti MARSHALL'
May 15160. ' '
TM CHEAPEST PASSAGE. AGENCY'. IN.
UNITED STATES. ii - ,
Joseph McMurray's
Splendid L:neofLondon and Liverpool Packets
A_RRANGEME•NTS FOR 1 1845.,
Old' Established Passage oftic'e.
100 Fine Slreet, l Cor. of South, Y.
• ,
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. ~,7 11 k 1 ,_ 4 „ ; _.... h., ,
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rplIE sutrscriber begs leave to call the attention of
-., his friends and the public In general. to the follow
ing arrangements for the year ISIS, and for the purpose
of bringing out 'Cabin; Second Cabin, and Steerage
Passengers, by the following ' . .
Regular Packet Shrps to and from • Liverpool..
Ships' Names. ' Captains. Daysiof Sailing from
New York.
New Ship, . Nye, " June 6 Oct. 6 Feb 6
United States, Britton, . • " H ", II ." 11
Carsick , Skiddy, ." ,26 "! 26 " 26
Patrick floury, Delano Jtily 6 Nov. 6 Mar. 6
Waterloo, All n, " 11 ", II " 11
RIIKC illB, - : Eldridge, " 26 ' " 26 " 26
Independence, Allen, • , Aug. 6 Dec. 0 Apr; 6
Samuel Hicks, Thinker, " 11 " 11 "I 1
Siddisns, E. Cobb, " 26 • " 26 "26
Ashburton, Huttleson, • Sept. 6 Jan • 6 May ' 6
Stephen Whitney „Thompson, II " It - " II
Sheridan Depeystcr. - "' 26 "
.26 " 26
Ship's Name, : Captains,
Davis of Sailing from
' Liverpool.
. , .
New Ship ' Nye. July 21 Nov. 21 Mar 21
United Stake, • Itrition, . " 20 ". 2G " 26
Carrick. ' Skiddy, : -Aug. II Dec. 11 Apr.ll
Patrick Henry, Delano, " 21"; .21 ' 21
Waterloo, Allen, : " 211 " •
20 " 26
Roach's, Eldridge, Sept. 11 Jan. 11 May.ll
Independence, ' Aller, ' " 21 . 'I 21 " 21
Samuellficks, Dunker, . " 26 ';'• 26 " 26
Siddons,
Ashburton, . Iluttleson. " 21 '1 -21 — " .11
Stephen Whitney,. Thompson, - " 20 Feb.. 20 ..I•nv 22
Sheridan. . Depeyster, Nov. 11 MaV.7.ll.lnly 11
- .
In addition to the above Regular Lines, p nnintier of
Splendid Mew Tork 'Milt Transient Shim., such a, the
'Adirondack,' 'Scotland,' RM.:lei' iiinVer,' •reho,' and
'Sea,' will continue to Fail from Liverpool, weekly in
Reenter succession, thereby preventing-the least pn,-
sitillity of delay or detention in Liverpool; and for
the accommodation of person, wishitx to remit money
to their families or friends, I have arramted the pay
ment of my Draft...9ton the following Banks :
Cork; r Limerick,. Clonunel,
I.rintlnndorry, I Sligo, ' \Vextord, , '
. Belfast, Waterford, . Galway,
ArrnaF.th, Athlone, COlealln,
Kilkenny, Balina,, Tralee,
Euni.killen, Monaghan, . Yin:tett:ll,
Banbridge; Ballynsena . Parsonstown,
• Downpatrick, . Cavan,Dugan,
Dungannan, Bandon, • ton's,
Balbitliannon; Strabane, . SliiiThreen,
Omagh, , Mallow, • l.lulain,
Cootiihill, ' . Kilritsh,
Scotlan - 4—Tha City Bank of Glasgow. •
England—Meeirs. Spooner. Atwood & Co. bankers,
London ;'Messrs. P. W. Byrnes & 'Co, Lii, , erpool.
— Passengers can also be enneed front Live , Pool. to
PhiladAphla, Boston and Baltimore, by' the Regular
Packet. Ships on a pnlii.ation tieing made personally'
or by latter. [post "aid.] addre,si!,l to ' ' .
~,.. .jOsEpll. Mc',III, , RIIA V, In) Plite SV.O..i,
. ' cornet of South I.trcet,'New Vork. '
AGENTzi. - . ..
Ell
Beni. nannan, , Prittsville, Pa. ; IlichaFl Mullen: Po . -
chestor, 1. Y. Ilazzot Prorileoes, It. 1. T,
crtch, Albany, N. Y. ;Charles 011ara,Toleno, Ohio;
Tlmmas 'McQuade. Utica. N. Y.
I also hen leave to assure my 'friends and the politic
In neneral, that Oa ',....rratostintlicto - flity Will he nhser
veal in the sail's, n of the above Ships. tozellicc with all
others .which 1, may has... and that Passsnse:s will
earn:HM - Imi no delay on their arrival at' the .I:tirent
1 oils where they mean in embark. I • '
P. on be t:clirt.4l from the
vvri - rius Ports, in Irelanih and' Scotland, from which
Steamers' un In Lire', pool.
- 111.N.NAN. Pelt ritl~,
• I & Sole .Agentlfor the State of Pimnsylvania. -
-Febtuaty I, _
1: 4 1;11Zi FilfeN
CABINET IVIANUFACTORY%
nt7,Y7n7 :arzEss..l-yr4
.fl -FSPECTEULLY Informs. the Srlinylkill
othltc, that hr, is nett prepared to ndtnti cart nie all
articles Of ttn6ehoril and r ritrititiire in ;he, neat -
test, handsomest,. and•inosr shtisfirtary lnanner. Ile
has also oils hand,- at his Ware-mom in' )laliantango
stre'et; corneyl)olatn street, an aissnytinent of
MAIIOGAN ofthe French pattern with
liaiiSeat., - ; Fine Mahonnyq.'entre Table,
''• Mahogany Dresshig 11 . ure , aus; ' •.
Made after the French t‘tyle, with gia.s,o,e
In addition toi the . nhoini, the advertiser i 3 prepared
to receive and execute nil orders for cepejr3, &r., which
will be earefalik.attended to acid finished at the chortebt
notice 1 •
All kinds of tipholsterine, such -as col - mini; Sofas,
Chairs.'lmunges, Ace., trill behnislied in the most ap
iiroved;inanter; if entrusted to his charge. a long expe
rience.. iii the buSifiess having qualified him for. the un
dertakine • • '
The advertiser would infirm thepublir tint althowzli
residing in Pottsville, lie ran titre oat furniture of the
best workmanship. at as lon. , prices, as any of the city
Warehrmies, and reiqvicifiilly requests tliiise
article's in his li6e, to eine him a call, beforse purcha
itMgiilshwherel May '25 • ' • .Yl,-1y
!Milt for Sale *or to Let
M . - 1 • -
O ivell knOwn Steam Merchant
.& Grist,
Mill for sale or to rem, situate in Ilia borough
•oflfamhuriv at the Canal and near
the Philadelphia Reading & Pottsville Rail Road
The Afill is in gond running order, capable to grind
from 60 to 70000 Bushel per alumni, and all kings
of grain plenty to be had. On account of ill Health
the proprietor is obliged to quit the- business.
Possession given immediately, terms . easy for fur;
ther'partieulars apply to T. SEIG ER.
March 15,
FOR SALE.
Bonin's PatcniCoaltnreralicr
- rnsillS economical machine ie now le sucessful °per
t( atina at-Mr. Bast's and G. Spenri , r fi. Co's mines,
near Minersville, the Delaware Co.'s mines nsar Potts
ville, and Mt. Packer's mines near Mauch .Clitink.
This Machine is important to the land owner from its
ereat.reductionof wasmee in...breaking, and still mote
.important to the collier, the cost of 'preptainz coal f"r
market being by its use reduced to less than one fifth of
that by the ordinary method.
Inquite of the proprietors .1. &. S. Patten, Philadel
phia, or the subscriber at Iliinersville.4
D R. BENNP.TT.
Jun I, 22-3ine•
_ Millinery.
•
. FALL AND WINTER .F.1.4110-INS. •
AIRS. M 111 TI wnt(rd! res tectftill •in
• for the ladiestsvtllc; • • 3 •
et .nd vie . nny
in t she will open her fall ?n,l : ivinter fash
ions, this morning; solicits theiteto es imine. he .
assortmeniof .BOntiets,
Raving tmleeted goods with eartras to collity
beauty.arid. style, slie — eutifittently asnicipaten s con
tinuance of that patron:lie, his I,o,e:tutor
been so libefall.y . bo'stowed.....'• • ;,
„November 2. 4t-1
•
_NEW- GOODS... •
TpsErn MORGAN, has Just receill'ed n3w asicirt:
el /atilt of Gruls; among which are , eplendietiew'
style' Friths, tlk Eral4oidered Nett: Jcarfs. 9Jrussels
yardsAvide for. Shawls, Thibetand Silk Shawls,
Lisle andAstuntrtori Lace; a very .spperioi,arlicle' of
Stripe in .:ono; Muslin. Thread Lace...lartinernsertieg ,
ar • .. vartetyofother fancy goods; all of ,which will be'
sold at the lowest cash pricvt_ 4 i •
.Pottsvill July 19 ' 2B "
It
. .
. . .
.. , . Annuals; -Very Chea p.. '. -
.
THE ifibscriber 'has on 1004 few copics of.
the Annuals - TO 1845, which he. will sell 4.i
-ry cheap Apply in limo,. , .
Jan. 4 1845. • , B. BANANAN..Ag't
_ ,
,
• TO 11..A.Wl'iAtz.: ADD Sib itIVENE.tS.
filillE suliscfibci has ingt.receNed a l heaUtirol arr.
11 ticle nr fol , 11; 'Pp iiilueE, ruled land Olin, atm tist
15 much as l'aichinunt, puitable . ror I,iistruini , pis:ol,
ivritiug; which will beAold, by' the; ream, (o.rrier oy
lull ream. '' • „dr.. - .B. itc.INN AN, Meta".Nitglis! to;
...., ~ 32-----=
. .
--• . •
BURDEN 'S rAtI:NT.IIORSDSHOES
• • nA.ne OF TIIE best refined-American
Iron, 1,,r sale at about the same prices of the
Iron in bar, being.a savlite' of about VW per
• cool to the purchaser. shoes •sold, nr'
. warranted, and if nut:satisfactory, can be.
returned and the .nuiey will tie refunded.
•
- GRAY •'l,t• BROTHER, 42 Walnnt Philada.:'`
June 8 • '• • . • ' • .
• . - ,11.01101V Ware.
,•
_
JUST received at the York Store a large and genera
assortment .of liMDnv W. re consisting of 8,, 0. 4. 2
'and 1 gallon , pots & c., which
will be sold ,wholesale :or retail at the lowest cash
prices. "Also +waggon boxes of all sires, Cedar ware
surh[as tubs, buckets., &C., &C. .
Jan. 12,1815, , 2 EDWARD YARDLEY;
•
SCHOOL B&)OKS,
Subicriiber 6a> jnst receiVett . 'an assprtmen
brchool Banks, which lie,Mrers -to Moto . who
wish to purchase to sell num tubs low fates, if no
thanti.ey'an be purchased in f'hilaih 4 lph.ia
This assortment 'embraces • Mrnust every kind.•:-
rryoß, - . 13. BANNAN, Agent. •
Sept..l4. 1844.'
,
.
. Letter Pressei, Very che#p..
A 7. the low ratsi.of Si 50 '
wloch aie tqoal to the
boo Presses, oral will last F.lc.ing, just toady
ed andfor Sale by . ' • ,
. epy /4 ! 87- e B - BANNAN, Ageist.
P')EILADEL'*HIA:
WILLIAM •IL BROWN, •CO I
WITOLEVLLE DRY GOOD } DEALERS.
No. 20,. North Fourth'. atteet , Philada.
. ;
AVE a largo StockComprisct 4C -fences! variety o
fAMERIC.A.N and FOREIGN, v i , GOODS . , f
They regularly attend the .liter/0 scam at which.,
they can frequently purchase manyiegasonable descrip.
tions o f Goods, match beteg , the rvular, prices, and
winch they will sell lit a small aefetletee.
and
thwilley receive
be many sends direct qpm Manufacturers., 't
also receiving the; noxest styles Of , Port
nue Coons as soon as they are in:lfte market, froni , im- '
porlations both here and in New iZrk • , -
Their exertions will be directed•naceping conitatit
ly, a very superior assortment of the most .desirable
Staple and Panty Goode, which Thep intend to offer to
Country Merchants oli the most favOibler terms, and
at the lowest price: they can be romp at in the city of
Philadelphia, and respectßtlly invit9 them to examine
for themselves. •
Tneir stock consists inpart of thtqfbllowing:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts,, Ins, plaided • a n d
Striped Jeane . [a new articie,l .. lanneta. K m
am
Linseys, Red Padding, Cantme , Padding; Beaver.
teens, Velveteens, Velvet Gus, Alpaca Lustres
Vcstings, Cravats, StockS- lousse. de Laing,
• Ginghams. lAwns, ' 'lrt Linens, Russia
Sheeting 'and RtissialNaper.
•
Goods for Summer Wear. New Stile Fancy Figured
Linen Drillings, Plain BrowhE,,Vrien, Crape Gant
broons, Corded. Plaided and 'striped Ditto, [new
goods.) Plaided and striped.lireinlins, (new
- goods,).' Nankeens, Extia: It-avv Cotionades,.
Slimmer Cloths, De ninisaMexizan Mixtures,.
' Blue and Fancy Corntiftd Drillings, Satin
- , Jeans, Fancy SinglejNilled,Cassinteres„
. : ' Coat Ginglianis,:§t,e.
Brown and Bleached Muslins, Cher-Its.Ticklnes,Brrivin,
Drillings.-Canton Flannel, 117a:4-White ~Cainbries,
Checked and striped ditto, LariiCambrieks, Ja ;kn.
- nets, Book Muslin, Mull' a r ra:Swiss ditto, Lace ,
Cool, in variety, coloured , Vainbricks, frosle. -•
• ry, Gloves, Threat. lialVtis, and a full as. sortinent of Triidininegi 4 - c• &e.: • .
PRINT very extensive lasta'rtment, to which ,
new Styles are added as they cOmf,Trona the Manufac
turers. , •
1 .:;;,,
. Philada., March 1, 9- , . ,
Brooths, Bucketth,'a#dpecli:mrare,
. No. 63, N. Third 0ree1,74 . 1* Arch,Philada,
$OOO CORN BROOMS, •'
2000 CORN WHISKS. '
200 Dozen. Painted Bucketii,-
• 'lOO Nests first finalityVedir Tubs,
10 casks MO Wood 'Ciocis i
TCST received. Also, a generalii:issbrtment of Wil-
Itaslcets, and Coaches, I ) l 34, , elothes Pinst Nest
Boxes. Heelers, Twine lanikhle Brushes, Spool
Stands, Wood BOWN and Tray:o'4l'mi, Broom Me
ttles and Twine, Michel's Blachingifmnd Woucian Ware
of every description. ,
Country rc ottfe .1011.taka notice, that
as I ant manufacturing even:4o4y, atm 'cool:51,11 y .
men eivinl Eastt.rn Brooms and Itood Ware, lam a_
h 1 to offer to the Sprint Trade,,a4reater variety, than
has !wrote been offeted in thi4 no.rket, and - at p mires
greatly reduced. , : c;;VIANLY ROWE.'
Philatla., March 2,0-4 m
IRE FubFcriber' has 10n,, , r.6ad the agency of.
IL litiLL'S PAI'ENT' keepal
etinstanalj on hand, various'. It:pds or Trusses, a
dared to the vatienes. of lUirnia 'or Rupture,
which-Will be fitted on the patient when required.
I.W YN.
Dcjig4ist,' Cherrit'at.andApaqi,ecary, S._ W. •
cornet of Arch and, 84 sus. Philadelphia.
Also; on hand e carefully' 4ected assortment
cif Genuine Medicines and ,Clo»icals, :o which,
the ottc,ntion of l'hysichns a4'tl Storekeepers is . ,
invited —with the Va - riousl i atePit Medicines, pre
pared floin r ost approimi“forinula, and sold,
armsrke. priees"
l'hilear., March 1,
• , ,
•_ 1 .
e • At . TO . DEATAHRS. a
F-1
2 cm Czimr6—=,,
, ro,
Low FOR !ciSII
rrIlE subscriber - invitei the .allijitioo of Me'rchanta
a n d pdalers generally, ilsitinpite City, to an ei
arnimition of his Stuck nflratsotta4; from ill, bc3t ma
terials. and of the latest and tianFt approved styles.
whk.htmntrers sate, LOWM H
FWAS. •
Consiitting of Beaver hap fv•iin s3(Yto $l2 per do;
Moleskin - 4 16 to 30 "
Brush . ".
Fur • " - • Et' to . 16 ;
Cassni're " to 30 "
Caps of all descriptions, , • •
----- JAMES R. NICKERSON,
Oriles f rom
i
• No. 4d 'Nptth Second at:
Orders put up u!
the shortest nofie,
Country:promptly
nstenrlNl to.
Philadelphia Jan
E. A. HATHAWAY & Co.
GENERAL COMMISSIO'N
..V0 23 Xorth Wharres, foot of, 44rh at. , Philudelphia
T _ T Av F, rece,iveNl oh erin.tivint'rtrit*nd oder for sale
..tho lowest cash prices—
Isi sort eastern horeti; •
2000 :mile fall and winter nresAtd whale 01l ;-
1000' do • do •. ElqWick tiih oily
palretd pails; I. ; • •
100 boxes lot quality sperirre a; ndles ;
1.:0 do inotild.tallow candle',
200 do yellow snap; ,
51r do No. I. chopeate :
nou. , do Lubec (scale:el) h'eirhig ;
. 100'do. No. 1 1'4 , 0 ' -
te
100.tels.,Mne.kerel e Nos. ;
• ,50, do' II li 'az Salmon ;
50 sdo • gil b a Herring ;t1
2:i' do picitled codfish ;it
40 do Cranberries ;t
50 lobs Goshen butter ;
4000 : Jbs.' Herkimer coluilyl chtieSe ;
io,ono do dry codfish;
5000, do hake fish, (in drthitiy ,
;91010 . do "Nlanilla cordage.:
rhilada., Jan. 11,
CHti6E
.
The New Yokk.Cauton Tea Co '
.
„ a - 74 - 7 . ARE . inditsed from [qt. facorxvith whie
~4 , 1 . , ..1 their Teas have beet*received in !hits.:
eAl.d deiphia, and by ntinteebus families in the
. :1
1,
Country, during the plat season, to give a
.•Illtsi. niece extended. notieu of the , :location of
their Branches. which are at
. .ti'Oliesatit Arent, 2d
door below Third street, and 15 Nadi Fifth street. a'
few dorms below Rnee'street. 'rliitEr Agents are sup—'
plied weekly. with the choicest' aslowintent of Crean
and Black .Teas, of the late - it irunormions. .Their.
Teas, after a thermic:l trial of their, qtaalities, by per,
sons Of great exper - ionre,.are. packrid in :a 'manner to
exclude the air. and preserve thetr...fragrance, and'ow..
Inc to the. rigid test, to which they;tafe subjected, one
unifortnlty.of quality is prescrvitd,t,l , or the respective
qualities the . y are believed to he'tlie.cheapest Teas
in the Market :, and each packaie.invarranted to coo. ,
.
lain filldweleht, independent of the:Frapper:' .-
!MANCHE:I. b CHESNUT . A ST. • AND '45 .. 1
. *: • 4 NORTH nrylpsT. PUILADA,. !
I.rhilada., Feldil. 2"..Zr1 - ,:. • 'e
-Imo
. . :
:REIVIOVAi'L.
~ -- .
W. V. ANDERSON& CO. '.
- .
trAVEtemPorprily removed froni.7.l, to No. n nortli
II Water street,' Philadelphia; a. few doors above. . ,
They will.conlinue to. keep entail/I, .31101 aud gen: ,
eraLassOrtlik.nt of GroCeries, su [tall e for the Country
Trade.. They arel,onsta filly well sn plied with the dlr..
fermi kinds of *Green.and Illaclere, is, and particularly.
Ma tine and. superior an:dirks. i". i - • -
'They are' also at all times prePireld 'to furnish WirieS
--....-
.. • aimionsw - 'rand ' Liqeors , ;"of all'irnida, and
i f (... - /6 c•l 3
.'.'ciallX fqiNedlcina.l.pFpo.
- i sCs,.anit when required !branch
. • • tries sopdrior articles will 14
- .7- ~, ~,,.; furnished,. tyarranted pure, as
~.
...„...' ..,.. Iwo ted,Lindof the quality re'6 ,
.-- •... , ." . - -- 7. "-- resented.l .- -;; .... - -, ;
, They are now' daily reliewinol their .stlPPlica or Ne ;.i.
•Cciip, New Orleans, and West- Mei Sugars and Mo.
!assns.'', Also, superior and . Mate Wong Green Mo.
Col The, v.'.ith other :tiescCiptions.- oeseasonahle.goods.
. al rof n' h i Clkliicy ;Iv ill d ispbs'e oVate4treinel,k low rates.
Phitadilpbia, 'Fll. 2Z, ; i'.: .) - •
.PURE" WRITE •1.4.E4D...,'.
.•• • - • • .7-77, •'• " -• •i
Wiretiterjf.i ;B*other 3 , '
I TANUTACTUILI.ItSi Rtytet•
1i iiotelplua, ilaVe now a OlCed of , :stheir
wi~rranted pure. whys lean, lin : ie.essionvers : laho
ve s ticili Faiii,l•cd iii iii!iisrqu},hie:iiiaiar4
Wll,if have Chrip ixders&thxl-
Nrr ko,,viraioisiance6lisssesSlCa ilyaie.pers:ersatiio
;o h: beistiking prolierilesao itt:s4bLe nut paint, to
c pcm tvuh windulterateligwhite - Ici.d; . hepco,
adr admixture or's,thor milart4o only, mars- '
h therefurc. Ines 14'y arm air :lid
ea ennfjc ' nres, inr wady, rs t prx.iitirpty: thetitiblio
fi 'peril-S:4y - pure' , winie tea 1, sairiffe uncrasinvie•
mind foy Elk• article; is proof Oat rt h3a met with ra.
vir- It is-invariably' hianded iiiivhead—WF7l:ll.
.&.. BR6 l 'll ER, 4411 ; tut 'all the otttdr i ,
%%7mm:oily:tip! tpd leuors:
Nospniber.l9; • . •.`
ev04145,91ira.
I taltt•M,lrvotgit,
Vir
. . , -,• • WINTER ARRAHREMENT.. .
• ‘,.. , . . . • • ••
grikH And-after - Dees , rubor I, ISA,' itsr Pissengss Traits,
ILI will be run on Sunda y s . 'i • ',, -
•. . .
I - '‘. , HOURS .O,F ST - tAttfPZGa. , • '
• Fsidii nittsv Intl: ai 9' A. M., 1, Ru dy
except 59*.„ •
: : *. •, Plidariu., ".• 9A. 51.. , ' . ..:.
.:. - . • J
11OURS-,Or - PASSI.NO II:EADINO., - . . • •
. Pox: Philxila„ at 101 A- - 51 -, 1 F . ;. , ..
. '. .
" Pottsville '• I‘2l .4 . ...M.•,'. ?.• .
RAI L'S 'OF :UARI::
13ctiyeen Pottsville sad Philedi., tr 3 .50 said 03 00.
c•:,•• '. -' " . Reading, el f 0 'ft 01.20._ .
• . 0 4Ilda. i • thcv;•Xt • - ' . ''. 411.
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