Ootts of tI): Zzag. TUE Tip-TOP 5011 T OP TRUCO. • You bid me unbosom ; ah do ye then doubt?— Believe ye not all that I Fay Ah, Swap, you must still cont:nue to pout, cant, tt utibiSsout: to day.• 1;ly heart, I, indeed, would lay willingly bare,' No fear that . it aught could impart . To wound or Offend thee=—Oh, trust me, I wear No covering over in3' heart! You do not beliee me, but coldly require My. perfect- unbesonting, Susarf, - yoU say that it is your desire, -And; straightway, - dear maiden, I will. Thefe ! there I said I not I no covering wore On lily heart I—Ah! you feel you've been ' rash ; Th6n Lid me dearfSusen, unbosom no more, Want t one shin I kui.c's dt the wash. TILT .SWEETEN LlVE.—Pteasarit wcirtli! Pleasant . words! Do you know Lind, re4Jcri'how potent a spell lies in a ple;isant word? Ha l ve you tnot often thought of its power to soothe —to charm—to dcliAlit, when all thingi else fail As you have pissed on through the journey of life, have you not seen it smoothing many .a fled brow, and calming many an aching, boson) you_nat . , noticed in the house and by the way ei.dc—at tin., fireside and in the pface of busi ness '3 lir not felt that pleaiant %voids are, among tho charities that sweeten life!' Mt! yes, and their influence has : cpme over cad When you-have come from the counting room or the cake, rare-worn and we.,try, when your hrow has been furrowed and your thouadits.per plexed—whon troubles of the present and anxie ties of the future have,' crdwdea - every peaceful feeling frorn your heart; how the tioubles of your . foul were laid to rest, •and cares for the present and future dissipated before the pleaSant words of : your :sailing children, and the gentle greeting of 'your Or, when the ire of your Spirils has been rous ed; and indignant feelinipt hate reigned, leas it the whisper of a ploSani word that re Cored caliii ness to your tempest tossed soul 7 Did the &ft answer turn away wrath Reader, we might write.a volume on this de lightful influence. Go where we •will, abide where we'tioay, we feel its power. Oh! learn . this ait yourselves, all ye that have felt its kindly influence from others. Speak pleasant words to all around you, and youi path shall ever be light ed by the smiles of those who welcome your co ming, and ineurn your departing footsteps. : Mother, speak pleasantly to the little ones who . du:4er around you—Speak ever pleas:Ml.ly, and be assured that answering tones of joy and dispo sitions fOrmed to constant kindness shall be your reward. bister, Inoaher, or friend—would you render life all One,sunifY day—would you' gather round you those who will cheer you in the darkest.hourl Let the tit' kindness rule your tongue, and •your words'be pleasant as the • dew of Heaven, and au' the dew that descended on the nioantains of Zion.' Mont OF CIrTT:II ING Plq I:ONS IT TUE Pr -11 F.:NEI:S.-011 the. Sllllllllil of a lofty hill whit 74 of fordsa splendid ormountain and vale there is a'strAight row 'of very h.ll trees, which, just as uu arc thinkingl of passing between thein,-you Gee are connected by equally tail nets,-hung-from one to another.' But .on the other side 'of these nets on the green level summit of the hill, corn- maudin: r immensely extended pro s pect of the vale beloq.were erected, opposite each other, at .soinCelce, two enormously high poles, framed :of various ' lengths sp!icet7 together, with emal -rests projecting from their sides as footsteps the climbers, and on the t i r;piof these poles, held exactly like a bell shapetk.flower on a stalk, a round wicker basket, widiiciing a little at the top, ' and -containing each a man, who sat there with. a little stick in his hand, his-head as high' as per haps any Babel builder might have' wished, and,- his eyes fastened on the wide spread plain, watch ingfor'the dusky speck en the horizon that would announce the approach of a flock of pigeons.L - Then these sticks were' ready with others of the tind.to throw oecr the threatenecraruty,,r,ho, like - wiser creatures, fearing, where no fear is, stoop td the .dangcr, and, dreaming of L tlae hawk, the vul ture, or the eagle,. descend to shelter themselves' in the fern at the foot of .the trees, whos4 nets, ljo,ened by other concealed watchers; fall over and take them. barb'arous captures then put Ails poor bird's heads in their mouths, ant thus savagely terminate their existence.--ilia Bunbo .l-Zid's in the Pyrapecs. Sitr.Tca or H. tx,.--llodcratinn, do corum and nea r tness . distinziii,h the gentlentian.'— Ho i> at all thries affable, diffident and studious to phase; intelligent and polite; his behaviour; is pleasant and giaceful. NV hen lie enters thedix-yl ling of an inferior he endeavors to liide,:if poSsi- Lilo, the difference between their rank in life. Ev- cr willing to aisisyhose around him, he" is neith er unkirid, IMug,l4v, nor overbearing. In the , - of the great the 'correctness of ms mina i4uccs him to bend to etiquette, but mit to stoop to adulation: 1 Correct principle cautions him to avoid the gaoling table, inebriety, or. any -other foible that could occasion him scli-reproach.H . FleaFcCl itvith the plea;u'res of reflection; he rrjoi _ ccs to see the gayety of socict'y and is fastidious upon no‘ point'of little import. 'Appear ol s y . to be 3 gentleman, and its shadowrwill bring Upon you s contempt ; be a gentleman, and its honors will remain after you are Head. . The moral perfections of the soul, the Airtue . 6 2. :of the rational naind, touched by the rude hand !a death, may perhaps, like the flower of the evenidc, close foralime their yet imperfect forms; butjhe gloomy bight and daikness of the grave shall quickly paw, the . mornirig of the resurrectimi shall arrive; they shall then expand their fragrant tilos soms.beneath the influence of brighter suna, z and flourish in the possc'ssion'rof an eternal day., In the, gr,ive to which' we •pre hastening ? ,and " • whicn will soon be the mansion of the rich ;and . mighty, of the naiasi:accomplished and admired, as l ell an of the 4.j - A ignoble and despised, none of .• the distincti l ons of this worid remain. The splen • did monuin l ent and the unlettered turf excite, in . the pausing observer, the. same humiliating rOlec tion:-.-.,1:10 thou art, and unto dust thou shalt re 'e • turn. 1 Terriper,ti.lcc in Ireland.—Sitice J anuaryl34 I , the consumption of spirits in Ireland has Lein on the increaFe. During the year. ending the. sth of January Is-t, the quantity bn which duty was paid was 0,1.15,137 gallons, increase of 904,654 : gel:ens, ce r Fnpared witlithe preceding, year:. _ Nevei pla,it any confidence in a man Wll4 has bc , :t f u i 4 guilty oh _a single Alishonet act lie tLat stecli'a Ahnat will (go the whole hoi! i He that Is citrivazant will quickly become poor raEinclisTES.. Mt. MAYNE'S ! COMPOUND' SYRUP OF,WILD CHERRY.' THE GRE'AT fZENEDY CoNSU 31 eTzoN! • . GOLDS, COUGHS, SPITTING OF BLOOD i BRONCHI'! IS, -DIFrICULTY OF i • BREATHING, ASTHNIA,PAIN i IN THE SIDE AND BREAST,WHOOPING COUGH, i • CI:OUP AND ALL 1 DISEASE. DPI THE LIVER AND LUNGS, BROKEN .CONSTITUTION, ,&e. • TILE above is the original and only genuine prepa: ration from this valuable tri! , t, and has won its way to pnbiic favor Icy its-unparalleled'sucess in curing An diseases of the Lungs, n o twithstandingthe manylar titles prepared by persons -who have .no knowledge of the science of Medicine ill 'theory or practice, and some more readily to deceivethe unsuspecting, use a part of the name of .the original prepearation,: such as •,Balsain of Wild 'Cherish" .'a of Wild Moro." "Balsam if WWI Cherry dad Confry,',. 4.e_ all spiting up with a merce!oary view; after, '1:/r. Swayne's Compound Syrnp of Wild Cherry" had won a reputation in the "healing art'.' never in be forgot ten Icy many a once cheerless fireside. Therefore the .public _should be on their guard and purchase none but the Original preparation, which is daily perfOrming I such aitontshing cures in 'Pulmonary complainti, af ter all remedies - had failed and tha patients given up es hop •less. Thousands of certificates might tie pub lished which wrath' astonish credulity itself, but it is , deemed unecessary ; below rte publish a few lir the names of persons who have been cured by this:"won duffel remedy;"-- , IidDERT GLENN, Steward et t.'-. e Alma House,. near Frankford, testifies to the efficacy of Dr. Steayne's Conipound St rap of r. till Cherry. in curing Valentine lialiman one of the most aggravated cases of diseased • ungs,.which has ever been placed upon record, after every ,clier reinAy had railer and -h i s Physician had given total up Us 11101 fable. ' ?di, S. Linvis, of West Philadelphia, curedof Illee'l dial of the I.ungi of live years ~ , tanding, her sempton • u ere spitting of blood, attended With a ; hacking coup pain in the side, breast and back, which finally boning on a . c,tummed Constinnion ; entirely -cured bh the use •of Dz. SW:l)pr's 't: mpout4 Syrup .of Wild • Cherry. . . . Mrs. !Mows, corner of So l cond l street and German . toWn' road Philadelphia, etre( tually Cured of, diseased litmus and the symptoms . oti iticipietl Consumption, by using four bottleS uf Dr. Stayne's Compound Syrup r or Wild Cherry. 1 - It. j.icftson, D. D., forme ly Past 4 of the tlist Pres ' bvterfin Chareli N. V. testqies to the efficacy of Dr. Swayice',. Compound Syrupof WiltUCherry, and reco mmends- it to the heads of fareilies, having. Witnessed its wonderful effect in more than - one hundred cases in releiving children of e!very obitinate complaint, :tacit as coughing. wheezing, choking of Wein, asth matic attacks, &c. - I ' ABRAHAM SKINNER, Crawford county, Pa., cured of a proud: ted c. ugh, pain in the side and breast, &c., after being reduced to a mere skeleon.. J.orEs Dent PS, Whasin ;ton, Pa. , cured Inf Con sumption and 13leeding oft le Litneafter being given unto - ,reseal eminent Ph •sicians, and . having used most of the Patent Medicin.s. • This medicine In all cases gives immediate relief and is it safe. pleasant and i tTectiful remedy, and worth a trial from the most scepttcal. I . *-Prepared only Icy Dr.l SWAYNE, N.' ,corner Of EIGHT and RACE,streeti, Philadelphia where all orders must Ice addressed.' March ::tr. . , . 13-- For sale inlPottsville,h2), DNIEI, gm: as, and.). G. ,'BROWN; in Orwigsburg, by 11. VOUTE • i 'Feb.- 17, 7.,-.ly -I , . • gEZEMI • JOYFUL NEWS. _ . it lmoSt every disease hat flesh is hc:r io mar b. .L cured by the timely iseof OA K ELEY' COM POUN D I,EPUIIATIVII. 1 RUI'. This; may be proved sal isfietorily to thoc who will call' at any of the stores where this invaluable medicine is sold, by t certificates (properly auth'enticated) of eurel.perform ei.ein indiViduals who h d lust all hopes of relief . — ceruficates of Physicians w ho had the /nest severe ease, under treatment, th r iir patients having taken the -Medicine by theiradvice lied been cured—certificates from the Pi othonotary, Cilerk of Orphans' court.No- 1 tary, &c.. Stating their acquaintance with persons of respect:thinly and standing, who, having the good of Oyu fellow men at heart; tiara voluntaritricome for wardand given a statement of their case add its cure. for publicat.en,&c.is , :r. 1 Thenuinber ofahese certi ficates being too great fey newspe...V . publikation, the subscriber has deemed it mivisable to , ltave a 'copy of the most 1111poinnt certlEeves properlY"duthentica ted, under sea!; to he pmetti at the stores;ofsagents, who have the medicist for sale, Where persons aqc led with Scrofula 0a K lit mid While Swelling, Chronic lZheilmatisnr , 'Pt .it t; :lercuriali diseases. 1 I:muttons of the kin, ( J t, t eltung standing or in rcinient i Consumption, sii.ii Head -ache et e, kconay 1 have an epportunity ot•,aseertatning the namcsand residence: of those who iliave been .curedlby its use. and ‘vho will he w tiling, 1f cAtitl!upOn; to 'give every mfortnation required. As a more general evidence that thisia no quack medicine. f wenld refer 'Io the nrones of the follow ing well known physicisina, WO hive attested to its miicaev:—Dr. J. I'. Iliest:er; Dr. G. Birch: Dr- Jno. Otto, Dr. I I .H. Molilenherg, Dr. 1.1. E. - ocher. Sold wholesale and Retail at 'lie drug and Chetni cal Store of : 1 ' E. 11. ElCiill , LTZ.P4!tsvilie. .1. R. &...I. 11. Palls, 14i I n er s V Ile; Ilugh liinsley Port Cartom ; HenryVoute. Orwi.iburr.l . , January 21, ' i . ! 4--jv It cannot be Denied •( For Truthlis nil i ghty ) 'that DR. LEIDY'S: SOSAPARILLA',Q) Is the purest, stranges t . and moil efficacious of any. other preparatzon of a rsaparia that it m ode. IT is warranted to he stronger than G bottles of MOST• I others—stronger than Your of ,SOME, and illconger [hail three of the STRONGEST prep a red hy airy otket in.the United States. ; . Dr. Lehly's Sarsaparilla is recommended by all res pectable physicians in prrfrrertre in any other. All who have ever used it, have derived MOREISENEFIT from one Mettle than three to ten of others; : and those who, after having used other's preparotions . , without benefit, will use Dr. Leitly's.will soon bit convinced (as thous ands have already been) of the thregoing dose mon. The apparatus with which Dr. Leidy's i•strarts used in his preparation of Sarsaparilla as prepared, is the only one in the United States, imported by Dr. Leidy himself, from the celebrated house of PeLleter & Cav coon, in Paris, at a great ri'xpense, and is capable of es •tracting the medical virtues of Sarsaparilla and other roots, more etTettlially than by any other,prrieess., SEVEIIL HUNDRED CERTIFICATE:Tor re • markahle cures and recommendations frdin clergyrrien and physicians have been front time to time published it is only thought necessary to keep . the . putrlic acquainted as to where Dr. Leiiiv's Sarsaparilla can by obtained eenuittr, Damply, at Ilr. LEIDN"S HEALTH EMPO MU NI. Itch North SECOND Street, near Vine. St., (sign of the Golden Eagle rind Serpents;);Fredißrosvn7s and Fred. Klett • s Drug Stores., Philadelphia. I Pri:e ONE DOLL It per bottle; 3 bottle's for $2 50, and G bottles for :St 50. Al, by J.F . Lettfr.l.ancater;atni at J. G.BROWN'S Drug Store, Connelly W. T. Epting'g, Centre Street; Pottsville.l May 11, 1 -• • ' • 10— MARSH'S SUPERIOR. PATENT lIC2I TRUSS, O D 1 ALSO; I • . Jo;eith, White:4 ITtero Abdominal Supporacre. soryly of the above articles, jest received and iur talc, at the ;wino(*ow!: pr,ice., by. • - JOHN. §: V. . • ; Druggist • 44-- October Si, - APOTIIECAItir STORE. -1 •' • Tile wthscriber offers for Sale a well so . ectml and genuine assortment of I) HUGSIII N ES9 &c., • g_imirconsisting of CheMicals, • Medicines, Pertu * mery, Win tow Glasses, Pirt«,nt Medicines Paints, Oils - , and Varnishes,Pain [noshes, &c. Which he is disposed to !sell at a smal adtanre. and respectfully solieitS a share of the patron age alley public. C.} Physicians prescriptions carefully !compounded. • i JOHN 8. C. MARTIN . . March 16, • 411- 111 R. 0. 0. LETS.—TEMPERANCE -11-FBITTERS" - an` unequalled -. Strengthening Medical, for persons - I§boring under' Pulmonary disease§ of any kind, for sale at MARTIN S Drug Store. March 22, ! F 12— T ATELY from Orwigsbure.informs the Inhabitants -Li of Pottsville, and the public in general, that he has become successor to Drir. Mosier and Darnel, as Hom o:noontide. Physician, in its various bninches, and' re spectfully Eoliths thO'patronags of Die. Haesler and Harpers friends. Itelwlllattend to all calls Itaxing a professional character.• iite4 charges will be moderate. Clfice in the house of Mr Dutra Clock, Wow Ind Jewelry Establishment, 4 &ors South of Mr. 8 kb te..s, and opposite the late Mr.. Wm. T. Entine Drug Store, in Centre Street. Pottsville; October NO, . TIM FOUNTAVNE'S CHINESE HAIR ERADICA _V TOlL—Which removes Superfluous Hair from the Face, Neck, forehead, &e. For ,sala at IHARTNI'S Brim Store. 114reh 15,• i 11— . . , - , THOIRSOIcIAN MEDICINES A & CENERALassOrtment k ept constantly_ on band E IBROLTZ SANDERS ON'S raw Drug More, pottsville. - SG July '-'2, TUFT received on el a very superior will be sold 'cheap tuber at the York June 18 soft 1 Dr. B. Beoicer; onslettment, 100 tegs . of nail' y, and aserired sizes ; they cash, by Nyylication to the sub tore- F. YARDLY '• ';' U.. -Patent -"Octane Bows., For the use Nines, . Fay:, lit. fora aide or imported to - ceder by th'e 'S u b . : scriber. • • , . lIINEIESE Hopei are now _almost eschisively used in IL she:Collieries, and on the Railways in Great Brit-. lan, and Ade found to be greedy superior to •Hempen one's, as regards safety, durability and economy. The Patent Wire Ropes," have proved lifter three . years set Vice, to be still In good condition, where Hempen ;Ones, - of double the size and weight, never lasted longer than 9or 10 months. They bailie been used for almost every purpose to which Hempen Ropes and chains have been applied. Nines. Railways, Heavy Cranes,' Standing lugging. Window Cords, .Lightning Conductors, Signal •Halyards, 'Ropes &c. &c.t.t They :are made 'either, of Iron or Copper Wire, and in cases of much exposure to dampness of Galvanised Wire. Testimonials from' the most eminent Engineers In England; can be shown as to their efficiency, and any additional infatuation required respecting the different descriptlons, and application will be given IPLFII4.I F. KEMP, 56 Broad st..N. York, _Sole agent for the United Stater. . 1 "Itt. ? 4 :-; a ...: - 0 -4 .... • 04 7:=.7 , 1:: •4- .N. • r..... a - tt• • f . .. i I 5.... oci -; , _ t z .. .4 r_.„- ce 0 1. 1 .- ~....,„ ..., , ... oz. 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' C ' ...) 7'4 ' .! c a cr; • .: d a ra . ra -ao a; , .4. •••- '''''. '• • • .:i; . 6, :e 3 ' s itl 0 = i , Q" R :•,., "'••, .o. •••{ '',3' ~ 7 ra ---;---- ---- t . ' ' •• z • 1 """..i . ) ,a. :a •-• ••• , A OD am - .....„,"' •••• .. .. 5 .a 'n ' - les .-k , S. 5 Zs: ' •: 5 ' I g '-.,„ ....• «. • - 1 • • ^. 1 ca .• . I i • Ca -4 '. , 0 • . 17/ . "It et. r.... g c. i e..., .? .el • --io _O. z a i , a . 4 ,10-'0 - c y , c „ . ••• .1, di" I. - - ' - ..4 ' ni ... ' I 11 : I . 'd ; .;;'. , Houses and Lots B'll, 111 9 FOR S3LE. R. MAO, alarge number of Quilimes and out Lots co l 'varions Sizes, on the Nay.ieation tract. lying principally in the Boronsh of Pottsville. •Apply to SAMUEL LEWIS,teal estate ag't. Centre' st. Itav I - • To Dpere, Bleachers, Paper Makers, Steam Bit gine Builders, and others • • 'PASCAL IRON WORKS. WELDED IVROUGHT IRON TIRES From 4 inches to t in caliLre and 2 to 12 feet long, capable of sustaining pressure Porn 400 to 2500 lbs. Or square inch, with Stop T., L., and other sutures to suit, Ptting together, with ecrew jOints, 'tillable for STEA 51, ATER, OAS, and for LOCOMOTIVE and other STE W AM BOILER Arta • -7 • Ort • -j Manufactured and for sale by I'ASKER & MORRIS. WarehOuse B. E. 'orner of Third & Walnut streets. • 1 PIIRLARELPHIA. July 11 • Steel Pens Dusty S Three Pointed Pen, per dozen, llarikam's Pens, . pet gross, Climax, or hump-backed, do ' nillot's Magnum Bontim, per dozen, ,Wright's Pens, various kinds, Common Steel Pens for Schools, gross • IllitclielPs Pens, kilTerent kinds, 'Hogan & Thoinpson's three pointed pens .10st received, and for sale by B. BANNAN, Agent Eeb. 22 Ehrenfried's Colloquial Phrase , IXND Dialogues In German and English, nn every . topic necessary to maintain a conversation, 'With directions for pronunciation, just published and for sale by.the subscriber. Also, , German and English Dictionaries, .• • - • ',German and EneliAh Grammers, . ' • German Testaments and Ifymn Books, • Lutheran and Reformed Catechisms, .] Do ' do do ' English, Bibles and Psalters, • ' German Union Hymn MI Jnt witch will be sold at Philad ,IPhla prides, wholesale and Mail. Feb. 22d, REMOVAL 1 , H -''• M 1 - 3 ' - - Cr. - P. 'I.::: . -7. .-... I.M "1...5..., Cszi 1 . ~ 0 ,4•..,i,, i 1y:...1.,::,•z.k.«. ~ ! ! t i ..P ;,, •, . , JOSEPH F. - .SEIDERS, j_w AS regoived his residence' next door to Drown 13 - 1. Drug Store, in the building occupied as a Shoe S. lure, in Centre street, Pottsville. whern he continues in 'operata in all the vatious branches Of the Dental Att ; such as ! • 1 Pingginfr, Cleranaing and Drawing. Up also will insert in the bast manner, single teeth, or whole sets, at reasonable prices. 1 • Ilaving had a practical experience,of many, years, he fe'sls confident. orgiVing' satisfaction to all . who may Com him with their custom. , . ',ay 18 Ii.OrtSVILLE IRON WORK. .E..W. 111cGINNiS,. • REPETF UM: Y announces to the Public, that he has taken tlie - Establishmenc known as the Potts ville Iron Works, on 'Norwegian street, where to is ptepared to build all ,kinds of Steam Engines,. Manu facture Rail Road Cars, and Machinery of almost every description, at the shortest notice, and on the most rea sonable terms. , 3:3- Persons from abroad; in want olietea m Engines will find it to their advantage to give him a call banre ettegitig elsewhere. May 11 . . 1 .. GEORGE -11.- POTTSp - •1- • ' I . hit • 1 • . NVITES the attention of purchasers to s/neck o i Fresh Goodsjust received and now' opening at his , Store in Centre st., a few doors above the Pottsville House, .all of which he will sell at the lowest • Prices, (detest' his own orders, or. in exchange for country; produce. . . I , i. February 11:1, - . ' - 1 • A— ' , 1 , - • , I . P?n Knives, Raiors - Ate , . p , ~ rrne subscriber kas Jail received a beautiful assort s inns of, Rodger's Celebrated Pen Knives, - einbra-, Ong a new variety, which he will sell cheapen than ever. The four bladed Congress Knife as hiw sell SQ, Also, Erazors and Razors, pot up two in a box:. Pot; sitle by-, ' B. BADMAN, Agent. deb. 221 - 8- I• School for the Flute. Do do. for the Violin, Containing each new and complete InstriacticoM, gather with ahout 150 pieces-of Mimic, price 501centii each. Just received and for sale by . B. DAMMAM , June 29 55-- ! „ 42.-6 mo * BENJAMIN'S ARCHITECT., OD. Practical House Carpenter, illustrated by 4eq gravings, for the use of CarpenTera and BdUdere last edition of 1843, just received and for ale by . Aug. 24 B. BANNAN,'Agent . ' ' Rags! Rags! ! •••,, • ASH paid for Ens or exchanged f or Goods; I .NJ- this odic°. - October 19,' • • 121— . , i• - - Copying. Ink... , - 1 Hilt o A RNOLD'g superior Copying Ink. - for - the !tilt * ;,1 21 k Letter Presses, just received and for sale by - - Sll lIARNAN, Agent. • .-r7; 1 i December S, E MINERS' BOURN 15iXDIGIVES arilutittr AcOUSTIC OIL! rAi THE OUT CORE in 1 €IIAFIESS • ' .. . . . DEAFNESS CUBED: I . . •*-arloa'S I 1 Compound .Kreisote Acoustic Oil, F•olitie , iure of DE A F NES $ , pairs, end the is charge Of matter from the ears; also all those disa greeable noises like the buzzing of Insect* jailing of water, buzzing of steam, &c., &c. which axa symptoms otapproachiug deafness and also attendant with the Osta,se. 1 I • • .. . i' I I CETITICATII S. ; i 'The follil.wing Editorials and certificates wl be read with 'interest as they speak facts; which are "stubborn things." . 1 i Nosy ESTRADEDINAUT CERE:—If any'have donuts} they i may now dismiss them, and the most incredulous May!consider Deafness as curable. Numerous cases of cures, and!many of them very remarkable—by the we' of 'Scaipals Oil,' have, been publishbl,'Obt this `caps the climax - . Young or, old may yet recover hearing. A lady in Smithfield, Pennsylvania, and now about b 0 years of age had been gradually getting deaf for more ' than 40 years, so thal it was next to-impossible to make her hear conversation in the loudest tones of voice i Last winter she was induced to try 'Scarpa's Oil Tor Deafness.' It is only necessary to add that she has us ed two bottles, and that her hearing is . perfectly restos cd--!Olie Istused. i DEAFNESS Cuazo.—The following extract from a letter written by Mr. Johnson of Boston, to a friend "in this' city, is important. ::• 1 'The holden(' Scarpa's Oil for Deafness, that you sent me, With the wish that ray!daughter would try it, has been used, and in its effects, have astonished, all ; !you know how ,very deaf she has been since, she was 'three years old-she now hears quite well, but as the imedicinel has all been usec4 I wish you to send me an other bottle. which I have eveq reason to believe wi !cure her intirely.'—[Times. - For sale by B. B. GUMPERT, NO)120 North Second Street, Philadelphia, and by EICUIIOLTZ & SANDERSON, I Agents, Pottsville July W., 1843.. 30— Dr. Xseidy's Ceebrated Ointment AILING to cure the Tetter, Itch, Dry and Watery .11:,Pimilles of the face.and body, Scaly Eruptions,; anti .411 Diseases of the Skin? Of the many thousand bottles, (his put in bottles wit[ the words "Dr. Leidy's Tetter and Itch Ointinstit blown in the side,) neve has nn instance been know! or ' heard from where it had failed. A number of refer. eller., can be made, where it has been used in schools factorieS, on board of vessels, and in families, and cer tißrates could be published of them, but for thadelica• cy in having names published in connection with sc loathsorne and disagreeable affections. 10- Price 2.5 cents per Bottle.. It is prepared only and sold wholeiale and retail Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, No 191 North SECONE street, below Vine street, sign of the Golden Eastaan Serpents,) Philadelphia, and by all the different Drug gists and Storekeepers attached to Dr. Leidy's edver tisemeilt of his "Blood Pills" in another column, (whicl please refer to and read, (besides many others through out thelcountry. _ Sold Bi Pottsville at J. G. BROWN'S Drug Store (lite Entitle's.) • =ME THE constantly increasing popularity and i;ale ta, LI. A. Fahnestock's Veroutuge has induced per 4 • inns who arc envious of its success to palm off epee the piddle preparations which all medical men know to 'be ineffica6ious in eirictling worms from thi system. . . , This Vermithge has made its way into public favoul u ion the ground of its own intrinsic merits, more thanany other medicine oldie kind now used; and whilei many worm remedies have by dint of puffing been Iforeed into sale, and shortly after gone into the obscurity which their worthlessness justly met iced, 1 B. A. rhanesiock's Vermifuge continues to be triumphantly sustained. It has o j , to be used and 3 s effects will lad 0 y sustain all ar is said of its i won, ciful welling power. Certificate 1 1 Waiis, Erie Co', New Y. Jan,7,1543. • We certify that we have, used . A Fahnestoclext yermithg,e in our families, and in every case it has provided a'decided and effecteal remedy for cadet• tingle/arms from the 'system. We cordially recoil). men .t to parents who have children afflicted wile that dangerous malady EI.ON VIRGIL. . tt M.I B. PAINE, : - ROLM' Al \ V:: 1 . JOSEPH BURROUGHS. 1 For Sale, wholesale and retail, at the Drug Ware bootie of • 13. A. FAIIN ESTOCK & C o . 'Co l rner of Sixth and Wood sts. Pitsburg, Pa. For Sale in Pottsville. by 1 CLEMENS& PA RVIN, Druggists. December, 9 . 50— 1 DO 371 Fori Coughs; Colds 'lnfluenzas, Catarrhs; ,Whooping Cough; Pains of the Breast and Sides; Bronchitis; 'Asthma; Croup; Difficulty,of Breathine and Ex pectoration; Shortness of Breath; Initam -motion of the Lungs; and arrest of • approaihing Consumption IT has been but a few years since this medicine has been introdimed into this country, and has been pro ductive of he - most astonishing and unexpected results. As Severalltrundred certificates of its effects have been hergtofore published, it is only necessary now to re mind the public where it can be obtained genuine • Throttehout Germany it is known as the "Life P e tri•er," and is the on:y medicine in use there for the bole affections' It is put up in half pint bottles, with full directions 50 Cents a Bottle • Prepared linty (from tha original receipt obtained at a great Price,l and qold wholesale and retail, at Dr. Lel dylitilealtit Emporium; No. 191 north Second street, near Vine, (Sign of 'the Golden Eagle and Serpents,) 'Phi stlelphia • . • For sale in Pottsville,hy J G BROWN, Ag B. lI.k pi NAN, Agent l Philadelphia, Reading & Potts • vllle Rail ROad. • " . 1 Reduction of Freight on Merchandize. , 1 -____ . • ; O , . . '2 N AND AFTER Monday next:-June 11th, 1844, Goods will be forwardtd with deipatch at the fol loWing rates - of Freight, between Reading aiad the points below gated, per ton of 2000 lbs. Between Between _Reading Reading : . • and ' and r - Phila. Polltmillo. Dlaster, slate, tilos, 4:e; ei 10 . 7 5 cts, Pig Iron, blooms, timber; .. marble, rosin, tar, pitch,. 1 20 and-grindetones, Nails spikes, bar iron, • Castings,lead 3 urpentine • bark, raw tobacco, salt, Iprovisions,potatoes, lum ber; stoves, 4.e., • .Flour per barrel, • Wheat, corn, .rye, clover - laced,* salt pet bushel, Ggoceries, hardware,steel, copper, em, brass, do , imestic Ilquors,macbinc ry, butter and eggs,. cheese; lard and tallow, oil, wool, cotton, leather • raw hides, paints,"oys tem, hemp, and cordage. Dry Goods, drugs* medi cines, foreign liquors, wines, glass, paper,fresh flab, meat, confectiona ry, books ¢ Stationary. • No additional charges fc receiving or delivering ft, I nyJulDy 's 00 5,111 on the line, 1 1843 ME II CIIEAP GOODS FOR CASH, And no Credit given. , . „ • , Trig subscriber has just opened at the Store former ly occupied by Crosland & Christ, on Rail Road st., a general assortment of Groceries and Provisions, which he will at the lowest possible prices for 'cash : Such as Sugars, Molasses, Coffee, Chocolate, . Tea, Cheese, Rice,'Spices,&c., Sperm and Whale Oil, Sper maceti, Moulds and Dipped Candles, . Soap, Tobacco, Began, Dams, • - Shoulders, Mess Pork, , - . Dried Reef, od- - -. ' • itish,liatkerel - d•c„ • • • 6r.e - WILLIAM 11 MARSHALL. May 111 184 L 1f ; 110 EVER HE-9R7) OF REMEDYIO% ** Facts for the People Di. Beohter's PULMONARY PRESERVATIVE 'ireinicp; "--;=r .r commission.: storage, or ght at any of the Compa- TIIS CHBAYEBY PASSAGE AGENCY IN THE • UNITED STATES.: • • Joseph . McMurrars ! Splendid Line of L=Pneirul Liverpoot Packets. ARRANGEMENTSPOR 1845. Old Established Passage Oillie. • 100 Pine Sired, Car. of South, N. Y. • -•L`'77iNl • ,•01 445.110 k nr _e THE - subscriber bees leave to call the attention of his friends and the public in general. to the follow ing arrangements for the.year ISO, and for the purpose of bringing out Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage Passengers, by the following Regular Packet Ships to arid , front Liverpool. Ships' Names. Captainsi , i Days of Sailing from 1 • ' .New York. New Ship, - Nye, . : June 6 Oct. 6 Feb 6 United States, _ ' Britton, : " 11 " IL ", 11 Garlick' Skiddy, ' ; " '2.6 ", 26 "• 26 Patrick Hasty, Delano July 6 Nov. : 6 Mar. 6 Waterloo, „ A11en,.. - •. ' " II "" 11 ". 11 Roscius, . Eldridge, 1i" '26 26 _'26 Independence,- , -Allen, • Aug. 6 Dec. 0 Ap , t. 6 Samuel Hicks, : Bunker, : " .11 " i II ' II Sidduns, E. Cobb, • " 26 " 26' "26 Ashburton, . 'Waleson" Sept. 6 Jan 6 May 6 Stephen Whitney, Thompson, , 11 11 "" 2 I Sh e ridan' Depeyster, , " ,26 " " 26 6 Ship's Name, captains, .' Dais of iverlip Sai oo ng from Ll. New Ship - Nye,lnly 21 Nov. 21 Mar 21 United States, • Britton, "26"26 " 26 Garrick, ' Skiddy, . ling. 11 Dec. 11 Apr: II Patrick Henry, . Delano, - " 21 "21 ' 21' Waterloo, -, Allen. " 26 ". 26 "26 RO3ChIS, - Eldridge, Sept: 11, Jan.ll May 11 Independence, . Alter,. ' 21- " _2l - ," 21 • Samuel Hicks, , Bunker, - "• 26 '' 26 '' '26 Siddons, E. Cobb, Oct. 11. Feb. II J'ne 11 Ashburton, ' . Iluttleson, , " 21 " -21 " 31 :Stephen Whitney, Thompson, : " 20 Feb. 26.1'n5:26 ,Sberidan - Depeyster, Nov. 11 Mar. 11 Judy It In; addition to the above Regular Lines, a number of Splendid Mew York 'Built Transient Sbips, such as the 'Adirondack. 'Scotland,' Ibissel Glover,' Eehn,' and ..Sea,": will continue to sail from Liverpooloveekly in Regular succession, thereby preventing the least pos sibility of delay Or detention in Liverpool; and fur the accommodation of persons ivishing to remit money to their families or friends. 1 have arranged the pay ment of my Drafts on the following Banks : Cork, Limerick, :, einnnel, - Londonderry, Sligo. t Wexford, , Belfast, Waterford,' . Galway; Armagh, ' Athlone, - o:derail', Kilkenny, Baling. Traled, , ' Enniskillen, Monaghan, Youghat, Banbridge. Ballymena; Parsnnstown, Downpatrick; Cavan, Dugan, ' Dungannan, Bandon, ; Ennis, Ballyshannon, Strabane, ; Skibbreen, Omagh, Mallow, : '- Dublin, Coot ehill, Kilrush, Scotland—The City Bank of Glasgow. England—Messrs. Spooner, .Atwood & Co. bankers London; Messrs. P. W.,llyrnes & Co, Liverpool, Passengers can also be engaged from Liverpool, to Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, by the Regular Packet Ships on application being made personally' or by letter, [post pa idladdressed to - , • JOSEPII McaIURRA Y,'loo Pine erect, corner of South.street, New York. AGENTS. • Benj. Bannan, Pottsville,' Pa. ; Michael Mullen, Ito chestor, N. Y.; Jer. BaSzgrit, Providence, B•' I. ; T, Cough, Albany, N. Y. ; Charles O'Hara Toledo, Ohio ; Thomas McQuade. litica..N. Y. I 360 beg leave to assure my friends and the pilling in general, that the greatest punctttality will be obser ved iu the sailing of the above Ships, together with all - others which I may have,. and that Passengers will , experience no delay ort„sheir arrival at. the different I orts where they mean 'to etnhark. P. S.—Free Passage V - lin alto he secured from the irerions Ports in Irelarfil and Scotland, from which Steamers run- tn Liverntfol. • • . • BENJ. BANNAN, Pottsville, Sole Agent for the (State of Pennsylvania. 'February 1, I 5 FURNITURE! I.',ILIRNITURE!! CABINET MANUFACTORY RESPECTFULLY inforn4 the Schuylkill county public, that he is now prepared to manufacture all articles of Household and Patlor Furniture in the neat test, -handsomest, and tnost satisfactory manner. Ile has also on hand, at his Ware-rosin . Mahantango street, cornet of Adam st reet,lan assortment of MADOGANY CHAIRS of the French pattern with Hair Seats; Fine 'MahOgany Centre Tables, Mahogany Dressing Bureaus, made after the French Style, with glasses, &c. In addition to the above, the advertiser is• prepared to receive and execute all orders for repairs, &c.„ which will be carefully attended to and finished at the shortest notiee All kinds of upholstering, such as covering Sofas, Chairs. Lounges, &c., will be finished in the most ap proved manner, ifentrusted to his charge, a long expe rience iu the business having, qualified him for the un dertaking The advertiser would in form'the public that although , residing In Pottsville, lie can turn out furniture of the best workmanship, at as low prices, as any of the city Warehouses, and respectfully requests those who need articles in his line. to give him a call, beforse purcha sir , elshwliere May 2.5 21--I y Mill for Sale - or to Let riIHE well known Steam It ! Terchapt & I Mill fOr sale or to rent, situate in the borough of Hambiirg, et the Schuylkill Canal and near the Philadelphia Reading & Pottsville Rail Road The Mill is in good running order, capable to grind from 60 to 70 000 Bushel per annum, and all kinds ofgrain plenty. to be had. On 'account of ill Health the proprietor is obliged to quit the business. Possession given immediately, terms easy for fur tiler particulars apply to, T. SEIG F.R. March 15, 11—' FOR SALE. Rattin's Patent Coal Pretiiiet /VMS economical machine is now In sucessful oper ation at Mr. Bast's and C. Spencer & Co's mines, near Minersville,the Delaware Co.'s mines near Potts ville, and Mt. Packer's mines near Mauch Chunk. This machine is Important to the land owner front its great reduction of wastage in breaking, and still more important to the collier, the cost of preparing': coal ter market being by its use. reduced to less than one fifth of that by the ordinary method. Inquire of the proprietors, J. &. S. Batttn, Philadel phia, or the subscriber tit Itlinersville. D R. BENNETT. 22-31 no• Ell FALL AND . WINTER FASHIONS. forMiS.lll4 lITIN. would respectfullyiti- R the ladies of Pottsville i.n . d• v ic,nity saw that she wilt open her fall and winter rash. this morning; solicits them to examine he assortment of Bonnets, Velvets, silks, Itibbons,& flawing selected her goods with care as to quality beauty and style, she confidently anticipates a con tinuance of that Otronage, winch has heietofor been ao liberally bestowed. November 2. . 41— NEW !GOODS.. • • TOSEPH 2110 EGAN, has just received a new assort ment of .Goods,''among which are splendid new style Prints, Silk Embroidered Nett Jcarfs, llrussels Net 21 yards wide for Shawls, Thibet and Silk Shawls, I.isle and Ashburton Lace, a very superior article of Stripe Ja , onett Muslin, 'thread Laee,Jaeonet Inserting, . variety of other fancy goods, all of which will be sold at the lowest cash prices. Pottsvill July 13; ,2,i Annuals, Very- Cheap. THE slbscriber has on band a few copies of the Annuals for, 845, which he will sell ve ry cheap • • Apply in timo. Jan. 4 1845. .8. BANNAN, Ag't TO LAW RS !AND SCRIVENERS. HE subscriber had just received a beautiful ar il ticle of foolszap paper, ruled and plain, almost as tough as- Parchmenty:suitable for Instruments of writing, which will besold by tho mn. quarter or hall ream. B. bANNAN, Ag't. August [0 32-- OD cts I 40 16 eta BURDEN 'S PATENT HORSE SHOES OMADE OP THE best refined American Iron, for sale at about the same prices of the Iron in bar, being a saving of about 100 per ' cent -to the 'purchaser: All shoes sold, or warranted, and f not satisfactory, can be - returned and the i money wilt be refunded. , GRAY & BROTHER, 42 Walnut st., Philada. June 8 i 23 ----------- .4 eft. 3 444 2 10 135 Hollow Ware. JDST received at theltOrk Store a large and genera assortment of Bollosi Ware consisting of 8,4 i, 4, 2 and 1 gallon pots' Skillets, Boilers, &c., &c.. which will be sold wholesale or retail at the lowest- cash prices. Also waggon boxes of all sizes. Cedar ware such as tubs, buckets, &c., &c. Jan. 12,1545, % EDWARD YARDLEY. 60 ' 1 70 illlllE•Subseriiber hat Just received an assortaen JL of,chocil Books, which be offers to those who wish to purchase to sell again at as low rates: if no loiter, than they can be purchased in' Philadelphia This assortment embraces almost every kind.— Try as. : B. BANNAN. Agent. Sept.l4. 1844. Letter Presses, Very Cheap. T the low rate or S 7 50:which are equal to th A e Iron Presses, sodwill last as long, juat receiv ed and for sale by ept.l4. a BANN AM Agent: RENRI OESSANG, Millinery: SCHOOL BOOKS, PECItADELP WILLIAM H. BROWN; & CO., wEtoLEams ;DRY GOOD DEALEAL No. 20, North Fourth street, Philado. HAVE a large Stock comprising a - general variety of AMERICAN and FOREIGN DRY GOODS. They regularly attend the ..ductios Sates, at which they can frequently purchase many seasonable descrip tions of Goodie week below the regular prices, and which they Will sell at a serail advance. • They receive many gpods direct from Manufacturers, and will also be • receiving the Omen styles of Fee- SION GOODS as soon as they are in the market, from Uri portations both here 'and in New York Their exertionswill be directed to keeping constant ly, a very superior assortment of the most desirable Staple and Faaey Goods, which they intend to offer to, Country Merchants on the moat favorable terms, and -at the lowest prices they can be found at in the city, of Philadelphia, arid respectfully invite- them to examine for themselves. Their stock consists lopart of the following : Cloths, Cassinseres, Saumetts, Jeans, Plaided and Striped Jeans, [a new article,) Flannels, Keneys, Linseys, Red Padding, Canvas Padding, Reader - teens; Velveteens, Velvet Cords, Alpaca Lustre* • Vestings, Cravats, Stocks, Mousse. do Lams, Ginghams, Lawns, Irish Liuens, Ruisia Sheeting and Brissia Diaper. Goods for Summer Wear, New Style Fancy figured Linen Drilling's, Plain Brown Linen, Crape Gam-, ' broons, Corded, Plaided and striped Ditto,[hew goods.] Plaided and striped Kremlins, [new goods,] Nankeens, Extra Mail' Cottenddes, Summer Cloths, Denims,. Mexican Mixtures, Blue and Fancy Coloured Drillings, Satin • . Jeans, Fancy Single Milled Cassimeres, Coat Ginghams, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Checks, Tickings, Brawn Drillings, Canton Flannel, Plain White Cambries, Checked and striped ditto, Lace Camhricks, Jrreko vets, Book Muslin, Mull and Swiss ditto. Lace • Goods in variety, Colouredeambricks, Ilbsie ry, Gloves, Thread, Buttons, and a full as . sortment of Trimmings, .1-c. PRINTS--A very extensive assortment, to 'which new Styles are added as they come fronkthe Manufac. hirers. Philada., March 1, Brooms, Buckets, and Cedar-ware Nu. 63, N. Third Street, near Arch, Philada. 8000 CORN BROOMS, • - 5000 CORN WHISKS, 2OU Dozen Palilted Buckets, 100 Nests first quality Cedar Tubs, I . 12 Casks Brass and Wood Clocks, • JUST received. Also, n general assortment of Wil low Baskets, and Coaches, Mats, Clothed Pini, Nest Boxes, Keelers, Twine Reels, Bristle BrusliKi Spool Stands, Wood Borvls and Trays,Tar Pots, Brood* Ilan , dies and Tivint, SickePs.Blacking, and Wooden Ware of every description. Cohntry Merchants and others,. will take notice, that as I am manufacturing extensively, and etnistantly ter" riving Eastern Brains and Wood Ware, I am a ble to offer to the Spring Trade, a greater variety, than has before been offered in this market, and at prices greatly redueed. MANLY ROWE. Philada., March 2, i 2--3ta ripHE subscriber has lune, had the agency of I HULL'S PATENT TRUSS, and! keeps constantly' on hand, various kinds of Tru"sses, a dapted to the varieties• of Hernia or Tinidurt., which will be fitted on the patient when*luircil. • , HILLWYIN• PARRISH; '• Druggist,,Premist and Apothecary..S. W. corner of Arch and' Bth sts. Philadelphia. . • Also, on hand a carefully selected • ais'ortinent of Genuine Medicines and Chemicals, tb which the attention of Physicians and Storehtiepers is invited—with the various Patent Medicines; pre pared from the most approved fora ula,,and sold at market prices. Philada., March 1, TO DEALERS. , LOW FOR CASH. IT I IIF. subscriber invites the attention of Merchants and Dealers generally, visiting the City,.to. an ex . - amination of his Stock of Hats, made from the hest ma terials, and of the latest and most approfed styles. 'which he offers for saie, lOW FOR CASH. Consistingof Beaver hats from $3O to $l2 per doz. Moleskin " " IS to 10' '• Brush ". " IS to 30 " Fur " " 14 to ilO Cassuere" "-. 21 to t3O • " iptions. . . JAMES S. NICKERSON, Orders front they ' No. 41 North Second st. Country promptly, . One Door above the Attended to., 1 r Mansion house; _ Philadelphia ' 4—anto Orders put up al the shortest notice- Cape of all descr Philadelphia Jan. 25, E. A. HATHA W AY & Co ' GENERAL COMMISSION 51ERCHANTS, No 23'.Nbrth Wharves, foot of .Orch at., f!hita4clphia HAVE received on.consignment and offer for sale a the lowest cash prices— . • i • 50 bales Ist sort eastern hops •, i 2000 galls fall and winter press'd Whale oil ; 1000 do , do. do ' black { fish oil, , 300 doz painted pails; • . 100 boxes Ist quality sperm candles .."' - 150 ' do mould ItalloW candles, II 200 do yellow) soap ; • ,: " 50 do No. I Chocolate ; I - - 300 do LUbec4scaled) herring ; . do do I, No. 1 do , - 1I bids. Mackerel, Nos. 1, 2 and 3 ; do Halifax Salmon ; i ' 50 do gibb'd Herring ; • i 25 (lo pickled codfish ; 90 do Cranberries; . ; i 50 tubs Goshen butter ; i 9000 1b.,. Herkimer county 'cheese ; ; I 10,000 do dry codfish : 5000 do bake fish, (in drums) , I 3000 do Manilla cordage. - ! ' Thilada., Jan. 11, CHOICE TEAS.: The New York Canton ITea Co . ARE induced from the favor with whir their Teas have been received in Phila' r% 11.' Country lli i a ali ii d r : i h n y . t n i i , t e m e a r s o t u . s e [ l a l i i , ili t e a s in v t h a e . , , more eiCtendeg notice p of the l ocation of , i • their Branches, which are at 89 Chesnut street, 2d door below Third street, and 45. North Fifth street. a few doors below Race street,! Their AgMits are sup plied weekly, with the choicest assortment of Green and Black Teas, of the latest importations. Their Teas, after a thorough trial df their qualittes, , by per anni of great experience, are packed in a manner to exclude the air, and preserve their fragrance, and ow ing to the rigid test, to which they are subjected, one uniformity of quality is preserved. Foy the respective qualities they are believed to be the cheapest Teas in the Market ; and each package is warranted to con tain full weight, independent Of the wrapper. BRANCHES 139 CHESNUT ST. , A ND. 15 - Philada., Feb: 2 LCORTR FIFTH ST. PIIILADA. 1 ti-3trio REMOVAL W. V. ANDERSON& CO. I' , AVE temporarily removed from 21, to No. 39 north Water street, Philadelphia, a few doors above. They will continue to keep on hand, a lull and gen eral assortment of Groceries, suitable for the Country Trade: They are constantly well supplied with the dif *rent kinds of Green and Black Teas, and particularly the fine and superior qualities. They are also at all times prepared to furnish Wines and Litteors; of all kinds, and espeiially fur Medicinal porno ses,and when required for such nes, superior articles will be furnished, warranted pure, as imported, and of the quality rep resented. ' They are now daily renewing their supplies of ex, Crop, New Orleans, and West India Sugars and Mo lasses. Also, superior and Prime strong reen Rio Coffee, with other descriptions of scaso able goods, all of which they will dispose of, at extreme y low rates, Philadelphia, Feb. 22, 8-3 mo Ois. I OMB pki - ; t•Alt\ PURE WHITE c LEAD. WhetherlU & Brother, MANUFACTURERS. No 65 north. Front street Philadelphia, have now a good 'supply of their warranted pare white lead. and those customers whc. have been sparingly supplied in consequence of a run on the article, shall now have; their orders filled. No knawn substance.possesses those perservative and beautifying properties so desirable in a paint, to an equal extent with unadulterated white lead; hence any admixture of other matenals only mars nte value. It has therefore been the steady aim of the manufactured, for many years, to supply to the public a perfectly pure white lead, and the unceasingde mand for the article, is proof that it has met with fa•. Tor. It is invariably branded on one be ad—WE'.lll - & BROTHER. in full, and on the other, WAREANTESIPUR6- 11 1 1 ill red leUers. . November 19, 47 • : Pocket Books -and Wallets. rrBE subscriber has just opened the best stock of 1: Pocket Books and Wallets ever offered for sale In this place. Call and uvulae for yourselves; B. HANNAN, Agent. Feb. 2R, ' 8- . Gold Diana:ma Pointed Pons, from. , rr IiFSE Pens will last to lOyears, in constant 1. use—will write on almost any kind of paper, and Ink will not corrode them. For sale at less than Man ufacturer's prices, by , • U. BANNAN, Agen. Mara% • ' t. • POETRY' Tif. Targn.--Sornebotly in the 14012. don Forget-Me-Not thus poetizes : ..01 were I i swan on the blue-bosomed lake, I: or a squirrel in Greenwood; sweet pastime to take. From the durance of walls I would set myself the, And—bound from thialattice to thee," • ' To which a WiscOnsin ediLoi thus reapotidii: "Though you're. neither a man on'the blue,botioined take, • Nor a squirrel in greenwood, sweet pastime totake, The reflection may surely some pleasure produce, .' That at least you're a very respectable goose!" PM ADOVIID MAIL-CbiCtl RZIWLATION zrc Oallo, XANT.—As we walked up to thO inn-doer the qutitgen, or mail, from the neighboring tam. of Ebach, drove up and paused a few , moments to leave some parcels. It .was a • square, clumsy, old omnibus, built frit siz or eight . passengersi , but on this occasion perfectly empty: • Two,forcirers French Men, I think, came up itt_ the sane instant and wished to proceeii by it to some place ,through which it was sir pass. .Unmogfich,meine Verrnr replied the postillion: Cenltake up no one here. -The travellers inquired. why not. From the reply, it appeared that the door of the vehicle was locked' and could' only , be opened by the postmasters in the .owns, So ;that, although , the carnage' was empty, and might, probably, remem so till it, rev ched its journey's end, these persons Wet?, pre vented from proceeding to their destinatiOn. - The reason of this extraordinary' regulation • is:that, if the driver were all Owed to talm up and ;set:rlown passengers where be liktd,he might possib:y pocket a portion of what they paid him. TO ',.prevent therefore, the risk of postilliims enabezziing;a few kieuzers, tne: unfortunate inhabitanti of the vil lages not' possessing a post, are. depriVedof the benefit - of the public.conVeyances, or cdMpollea to walk to the nearest post-town, irequentlY some miles distant. A I;dautifel - •esiimplo ef the paternal nature i d German petty governments, the convenience cif! thousands sacrificer' the possible loss of a few florins per riood's Nagazinc. Ea THE" LOTEIt ' S LAST 414 n•t..—W olloving advertisement gratis, front! i kdams . Transcript. If Sally don't ,go her bridegroom now, she deserves to an old maid Noracs.- , 7 Sally Larrabee tan haQe- an inter view with the subscriber, by wiriting t hint where . she may he:found, or corningito his .esidenee at - Timothy NY aters e in Whittinghana, Vt.,-'4 miles from Jacksonville.. I have - bsen:at'a good deal of trouble to Ond her, and have "got alniost : . tired of it, and as I have had a good many chanees to get married, and scant to get niarried asauon isspring opens, I hope she.will take n 3 offence if . ,l should be obliged ;to give . up the ch a se, and have some one else. I shiiuld be very happy 1 ;to 'have her come over as quick as she could, asl cipnotbear the thought of forgetting hOr forevii, rind can nev er love anY body else as well as I i.l6.ltan,' . DANIEL WitLil'EßS: 111:ttio'gharit, lhrch 1 1 5 - „ 1845. 9-6 mo r.r.talvo.-,—Two mosquelcies, one morning net on a loaf in a garden... Both we'i.e . filled with the blood drawn during their lastnoctuinal -dep . redations. They were silent, and I d umpy," cross and Savage. •One of them ran out tiio sting, and pointe.' Wards the first masque - loc. -4 ::This was .considered an insult. A. , 1,1 83 the die tle4 wisps), be steps up t) other and slys : .Did you turn up your sting !,) m i Tae aniiver was— , l ran out. rri can apply it as you choosc. ' , Says,' the flist„you are impertiri i Answer—:-.Sir, your remark savor; .Ha!' exclainied the Ober, 'a d stilt ! Piro gentlemanly mosquetci• to such treatment without demandi4 Draw, villian, and defend yourself Ir ed together and, running one anothe body, died 'honorable' deaths. ;INFOTIMATION VA ED.-The ' Mail asks the following questions • Did cm. know a lady with put her hand Over them when she' l Did yOu ever•know a young lad • weak to stand up curing prayer who could not danci; all night wi at , 1 ; • id-y4u ever know or see a ma log bad' hat, a long beard, and who could find a respectable hot 2-- 1 y 4id yOu cser know a vcry.pre: at had not cousin to wait upo parties ? 40M1KTLIING Pitt:rTr.—The Fier says A man of : wit being asked,w could (hid in the company of 'a pre was a loquaCious simpleton, .re see her talk!', This recalls to our mind afa which happen. ed in one of our public - school's, not long - since. : -- A boy about:seven . years old wai-celled up and flogged by the ttFachcr, for squee-iin4 ; a little girl's. hand. 'lifter the punishment was : inflicted, he was asked why ho did it, when Eli replied—. It looked :so pretty I could 'riot he l p :it.' Did -not the teacher deserve a r ficigging . fdr , pUnishipi the Moire Asti MAty.—Lord C was telling a long stork' about his woods at the Cape of Good Hope he came suddenly upon 'a huge 'Thinking to frighten him said ran at him with all.tiay migft said another atterupting„ 'he Taii his mane.' • Just so,' said his lordship TazDocion'a RETOUT UFO !ffirWAT!n/01%.. —Zinamernaan, so distinguishe. bosh as a pbysi , cian and author was ordered to attend Frederick the Great in his last sickness. 7 presumo; said -the king to him, 'you have h Iped many a man into another world.' Not serrianY . ,' promptly re. plied the physidian, 'as your maje%ty, nor with so much honor to myself. Dnr no wan.—An Irish post hoi, having driven a gentleman a long stago duri n g torrents of min the gentleman drily said to . Paddy, 'Are you not very well': 'Arrah! I don't cam , about being very wet ; but;plase your hotior;;l'm- very.dr.' • The N.:O. Picayune has • tern for corrsspondents. One himself ! , g Frank Markum: giv lowineadyice:,7 , and stay so, or you w hey a, wyt—never permit you by a widder ! Them's the who's fried and noes! closet in your parlor suitable • our creditors. What sculpture 18 to all• don is to it hstsati soul.. If \ y -on; ar a single. man, The last definition of .H to avottil ani . tum.— the tho North out to meet' r 've:and die BE sting ; you enr,! nr. rascality. kvvn-right in 6 will submit 1 ; :g•sn"s,acton. , '':'hey rush- 1 ' :r ihrough the Dilator' Daily hoe *teeth to laul,hed 1 I t y.uo was too at church, out being tired I -1 %NO a shock togged coat, I that was not ty young; lady he'i to lectures ; vs Ilaven Cou- at pleisure he I • • . ty woman, who 111(.41—.1 love to :haries Somerset Wfiliting in tho Lone day, when ,e, eliaggy lion.— he;iioble lord, Whereupon at OAT with roe original cher:le t:if them who signs the editor the fol- 164 talk my advice iry4-if you must elf to be overcome oetltiumnts of ono !rne;Protection' o Coda away in fromt ck i)takuble, Qdga•
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