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LQVE'S 'LIKE . A" FLOWE.II. eF'
._r
qh, hWe'qFlille a flower, that blossoms in• May,
St illixibts for an briur,dheti withers away ;
A phantom that-hovers around her repose,
A cloud o'er the - sunbeam—a thorn to the rsse,
.. . ' i. "Pis pleasing, :
.. Though teaaing:' .
- Appeasing. % .
s , ~. Then freezing.
rcrplexlng alike to the•grase abB the gay ;.;
"Pis trying, , • • ,
.'laid sighing,' : .
.t . - . .. r • ; - . And crying, . :, • • ,
• - - . ; .
Then dying. • • . •
' oj;lo7C.d. like a blossom that whithers'awsy.,
Oh. a barque that is borne on the sea,
It.Avais %vita the. tempest and strives to be free :
like tlie barque that is tosAulup and
IBM
L vy.eck l l, 'pon the sand, leaves the lover to
ttrown., •
• °
"t pleoing,
• Thought wasing„
• " •
Tien It
:dike to the lair una.the brave,
'Tis tryittz,
! • 'Nlitr9i , idn.7,
And r..•, - ) tug.
Tutu d)itez. • -
Cdt b trqut, : that it ta?F'd onthe wave.
• .•tlno Bitni .oro AsTon.2-Idans
whet) Aaron Burr was alitnit to ,le:o.e
'fir ho sold Ilk nran.don+ idid:ibout t•weu.
is a.•reg.d the favdure and n....hiland, to .Mr. Astor
1. r o• u.IJUO, sulject to c,'en.ptiom.on his return
he paying the interest:. Burr was Mr. Actors lap
-
elnp•cd. and The came back. the
incantin4, it had been graded, streets laid out,
mmy -improvements made..and coMequendy the
property Meatlv enhanced in value. Burr told
Dlr. Aside' be pr0p0. , ...1 to t, k the property Oa!
reftua tlitt Money t. i Mtcrelt, to which-. Mr.
tor of course objected'. The wri!inffS were exam
' ined and ihe stipulation struck f.fr. %%id: 5,1r
„1 prise. The midter, was coupromised by paying
Burr an additional 550,0..00, the same propert • is
now worth many million; of dollars.
Po SI NG APi DMIOG k.— , Solly Jones It v•
•
done the sum I set for you some time ago !'
thir, I cant do it:
' do itt I'm ashamed of. you.' Why
youlge, I could do any sum that was sent rhe. -
I hate that word can't! For there is no sum that
can't he done, I can tell you.'
i that I know alit= you cant dd. -
,
dut.'
well, well Sall`, let Me hear What the sum
ru ty
qt ith thith.thiz:L-Jf ono app'a cauthed the to.
11 1
ix of thewhol.a human rathe, how many thuch
itiids.e irjakeharrel of thxv,.et thider:thir
Jones, you . 11.13 . twn to your . lessons
: Pao, thir!
..:•:r.'. l, ii.)'ri;,:r l -f.;'oc , l c2LI parson Roberts, former.
had' i mrtimes Cse Fres-minion •to
1 .vi;1 1 01 1 1, uotr; and being a dull man, hilt
h ft e \ b s otTcyver, mistook for a very dif
(-tent one, did - not\ always suppl'y him with matter.
ttti IC of these oicasitiris he put his tofigue out,
for tl5 opace of seseral 1711/1111dE, to the great
w:Ondernientif all the congregation: Being asked
deaeori,mfter the soreic; 'what in the world
• ilade • hint run out his tongue so, lie "replied,
, Why .. 6 be honest sir, I Lid nutaing else to put
BEE
vol.; .I‘..aan, making an otll4
to a dying iwit;iiiior who was.very char ! .
Vial! an 3 -univets3lly u9ropti!o - I.‘e:son,
the que,.tiou;
•
;Are you tviiiling to co, my friend!
',4Ph, :yes,' said the si, k man, ;1
'Well,' said dia simple 11,ifted deacon, am
glad that you are, fur all the neighbors are
hag.' • .
He so qtr negro in Kentucky not
Imic: since had accidentally inflicted a wound on
his foot, which waa 'l.) prove fatal for want
rare. A person asked the nc , .. , ,r0 why he did
ii-alfth - .1 it up, and was anso, : 7 —.lie he no my
t; ! .;; ha he Ma:isa's foot. H Masi want him
•
we' l ,l, he may cure him
iorn tAT t.—nn Ll; 0.111
Ti) COUct t.eta his ~.42.r. ‘ ;.,b it furkvacd
prrpi:o ills tonnals for I. n rrikan,
a 1 - lo_ir 11/10 liuiiil Lis f•ervtlit t aking
t: • aha appa:t tr:!) er.,it.aeJring to g,;,in dcl .
he said:— Wit:it's t!,e matter; ix t h e
No. sir: naid tile ~ e r%liutt • l, t tt. th'e
MEI
=9
cicp.c• ofJohoy.lZoe.6, Lout the country
{So•ton for the firA time. Ca getting out 0,
toe . cTotre of the theV
for ii,111112 , leligth one
t he other—'l I ne..er sLen
lwat ;,f thh: afore—did you The roads arc all
:;bed in with houses.
whAt past of sir
NA, it is saw—rvuieniber •Ves sir. • I Then
hva-lish swims by me - it becones a sa.w . fish
A'chen'itis-pa.t,and cannot he seen.'
Fioiii our , firierrfe cosruloludent' as 9, 1
F 341 vrlieN he reo_ise.l a letter frorri his a
I .ird enlisted las a cthinion sof her
The tasty_ lodger at „Mrs. Tomki
the - ball: down stairs is crying iuieance.
N . v.w SalNGLt.M.—tlie captain of 'a vesgehob-
• seeing that he always cbt very blue milk, caught
tie boy . otte day, aria said to him, •ook heie boy,
wheti)mu go home, tell your - "to have his
• cons they•leaktaally.
6Pliysiolo6. of Saugages'—A butcher's read
. section of dogs,• illustrated by a plate.., •
•
'Are Ivou fond of tunguc 'Yes madam,
`like it still.' .
STRANGE, tF TRUF..--A lady hadaducli, which
hearing it waN to he killed fur dinner, walked in
- tollie trardert, and deliberately ..turreq itself with
age and onions
e. George Shar e I•ioking rather dull one even_
in 4, a fileild ob:ierved that he was rather in a low ,
,;()11 r repli,d a y'ondtt' lady, sarcastically,
•any one can see that G. .I'sl!arp is A flat: -
An 'Athenian who was tame in one font, on
joinitiithe army, being iatuheil at by the soldierz
on iiii . count of his. lameness, said, •1 we here 13
to ruts:
Itt better to fill our brains than our chests
AnoLi NS, FLETE:S &e.—For sale at MAR
TINS Drug Stott., .31 at , sortment pf
!lutes. Clarionets, Fifes &c.^ to which he invites
the attention of musicians and others
•
Music ! Music:l! •
i., , ircreix A( cburch music,
I:yve, SciLledsllllllC;
Flom:m.4'4 Ev4nyxlical
t h's 11 .'pt. , aory.;,1 - Aacreil
Just t . t.r-vtyu awl f•ir, gale by
Nuv-,:!tg • 4.--
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MEDIC.IfirES•
R. BIVANE'S COMP9U
SYRUP OF 'WILD °HERR
THE GREAT REMEDY
roll.
.
COINS U3l PTION • L
COLDS, COUGHS, SPITTING Or BLOOD'
BRONCHTI IS, DIFFIGUiat OF
- - BREATHING, ASTILM.A PI.EN
1 - :..
IN THE SIDE ; : AND,
BREAST, WHOOPING CODGI - L 1 ' •
CROUP AND ALL DISEASE * OF
THE LIVER -AND LUNGS, BROKEN '.
' • - ~
(Scrc. i ,
,
CONSTITUTION I
•
-_ •
.
THE above is the orig, inal and only revalue prepa
ration from this valuable tree. tend hasrsvontits way
to public faro: by its unparalleled Sircess to Curing all
diseases of the Levs.notwithstanding, titit many ar- - •
tides prepared by persons who have mit knowledge
of the science of :Medicine ill thetiry or praciee, and
sonie more readily to-deceive the
hransuskt.. h
ting, use a_ ,
part of the name of the -otival iprepearatittn. suc
as ',Balsam e It'qd Cheere." -Ng nit 1141:itri ef Wad
Cheery." "Ile/sate of Wild Cherru.aild qtrt.frM;" sVc••
all sprung ,up with a merceoarp view,: after "Dr
wa!,lin's Co - mpound Syron of WMI Cherry" had won
a reihitatiotiln the "healing art"Mever Co be-forgot
ten by many a eel a cheerless tire Side. -Therefore the
public should lie on their guard nod purelfuse.none hut
the original oreparatidn. which is. daib t s performing
ot.,ttell a....toni.Ming curt , ill Pulmoniry roniplaiiits, af
ter all remedies hail failed and , tli, patients given up
:IF hop.te...s. Thrtmsantl- of certhiitites rigglitt he pub
li'-lottl Which o nob! astotti..ll I redutit itietf.i but it is
.ilcetiell Dorris-:try; below we miblisli n few of the
name. of lIP r-on , who have been dined by this "Won
derful remedy; "-- - I
Et-lister ri LEN:S. S'reward of, t• e." . Alms tilrottee, Hear
Fr tut.forirlesteles to the ellicacy of Dr. It - s,wayne's •
Compound S . run of Wild Cherry in curing Valentine
Clcipmatt one of the, most aggravated cases Oftliseased
I.t.ogs, which has ever been placed upon terrii - d, after
ev, - ) iolicr reined:lliad failed and' his Pnpliiiian had
toy, It lion tip as mt arable. r. i I : .
• Phil . Ithwis„of West Philadelphia, mired of Blee -
ding or the Mtat , of tive years standing., tier symptom
were - spitting of Itlond,-attended with a lawking cough
pain in the Aide, breast and hack, Which tinallY brought
on a confirmed Consumption; l entirety. cured by
the use of l).. Swayne's Compodud etj.rup lof Wild
Cherry. , -
,
Mrs. llnowN. , corner
.of Second 'street hnd German
town road l'hiladeldhia, effectually cured occliseasA
Lungs and the symptoms of inciPiet ordisumlition, by
, -using Mut-Mottles of Dr. Swayne l ,3 Compound Syrup
of Wild ('herry.
• lt. Jachson,'D. D.. formerly Pastor of the first Pres-
M terlill Church N. V. testitlea to the etlicacY: of ,Dr.
r:sva)ne's Colnyoutol Syrup of Wild Cheri - y, and reco
mmends it to the beads of famtheit, having. % - guessed
. its wontletful effect in More thaii one hindred •eases
in releiving children of every "Obstinate complaint,
;,itch as roughing. 'Sneezing., choking oqphleM, asth- .
vim attacks, &c. . : t.
iikaitAii .it SKINNER. Crawford(-notify. Pp.. cured
of a protracted c ugh. pain in tile side anAbreast, &c.,'
after being reduced to a mere skeleton. .: -- A
. - .I Am ci Os:BURN, NVllSSington, Pa., quredl of Con
sumption and Bleeding Of the Longs, aft tie r ing given
up to, or v eral I Minent Physicialis, and:, having use d
noist of the Patent Medicines. : ' •
i/This Medirine in all cases gives , immediate relief
and is a safe. pleasant and etrecttial remttdy,thail worth
a trial front the most sceptical. ‘t. 1 f '
~ , Prepared toil). by Dr. SWAYNgi'i N. ;corner of
1 \EI , IT and RACE streets,. Philadelphja Where all
t. de s must be addressed. ,
. - du cl '29
1 .
_ _.,:- • 4 11, 13—
t - tr sale in Pottsville, by DNIELKIIES : BS,,and J. 0.
B s kWN;in'Onviglburg, by ID,VOUT 1
Feb. 17, . 7—ly ' I • ', 1 '
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It .- canna be Denied
( Far Truth is mighty
•
DR. LELDY'S APARILL4.
• .
thcparest, st rongrst, and most eficaeidus ;
.iny
- other preparation of droperia thee is n Ode.
T is:warranted : to he strong.er than bottle; In-MOST
1 others—stronger than four Of 'SOME and' stronger
than the of the STRONGESOreparqd bylanroUset
to the I•llited Stales. • 11
Dr. Leidy's rS.otrsaparilla is reromtne t tdea by all res
pectable physicuti, in preference to any dberl, All who
have ever used it. have derived MORE ENEFIT from
toe bottle than three to ten ath
of i w
nd those ho,
after II:trill:I need other's preparations, i...vithdittheniltit,
will use Dr Leidy's. will soon be convinced tas thous
ifitto have already been) orthe fOregning assertion.
• The apparatus with which Dr; Lenlylo_ extracts used
in his preparation of Sarsaparilla as prepared, is the
only - one in the 'United States, tinporteti by Dr. Leidy
from the celebrated house bf gelleter & Car
coon, in Parhz, at a great expense, and ill eap,ible of ex
tracting the- nu dical virtues of Sarsaparillaand other
roots, more effectually than by any other prOcess.
SEVERL HUNDRED ERTIFf.CATES of re •
markable titres and recommendations from Clergymen
and physidans have been from time to , tintei published
it is onty thought necessary to keep the Kablic acquainted
no to where Dr. Leitiv's Sarsaparilla ran by , obtained
ymmtine, nanwly, at hi. LEIDVS 114ALT11 EMPO
!MUM. 101 North SE ON D Street, nenriVineSt., (elfin
'of the Gohbm Eagle and
,Serlienis;), Fred. Britwn'a and
Fred. lilett's Drug Stores, Philadelphian
I'n.e ONE, DOLL R per porde; 3 borfle's , for 02 50,
and 6 bottles for 51 50, •
•
Also by J. F. Long. Latica • ster; and atG. ROWN'S
Drug Store, foruferly W. T. Epting's,i'iLeutie Street,
Pottsville'. •
May 11, 111--'
E
JOYFUL NEWS..
t 'most every discave that. flesh is ne:r, to may
"' Is
cured by the timely use of I)A CO N 1
POUND I I.:pi: ATIVP: may, be,
proved sa , t isrletomily rh those who wdt calf at any nl
the stores where this iinvalual4e meweinei,masold, 11 . )
nerimt:cates toroperly authenticated) oCcure - rt . pert . ",
qd on individuals who had lost all hopes ol reliec—
certifiqutes ot Physicians who had the Most . severe
cases muter treatment, their patients liavln - g, taken the
medicate by theire.dvice and been cuted—Certificatet ,
Iron time Piotnonotary,Clerk Orpßanat..:ourt. Ni,.
tary.Asc.,st 'Tina their actintlititance.t.witli,persons tit
re;itect.ibility and .tandimmz, Imaiilmt the corm 01
th ei r 1111.1,1: men at betal. ha vu voluntarily, 'come fu r
wart! and4l , ell :3tritr meat IrPilLilr efise ah'd its cure
for public:o4ln, i,roeze cerli•
bastes great-bir pep:pulminiation, the
ir copy of
the itile , t itniiort•int cart tictitet3 nrittittriy
test. ui.der si•al, lit LC :Lai viii 411)11 . .$
va till II . Vt . the nietlicteeinitsri. tvhere perjorls
tvit witli Serylida o r H vt Whit
Clirmlic 'f t .iti tlercuria • ll ii sewers
Eruptions of the kin, m inf standov or in
cinient Consumption, r IfeadmeheAte. c, truly
have an sppnrtnimity of aseeftaironfl. tlit names and .
! of those who ICI at! O
, been "treei . by Its
I .nil whit. will l.ewillinZ, ic coiled up4o, to giie every
, -
ition require..
I a imire general er:ilencO that ibis nn quack
Utmld 'refer to "rar4s oft the follows
well phygicrinix, ti•tirltiqe attested to its
t.4 . l,:mov:—Dr. J. P. I I oisriir: . tlit'rin. Dr.. inc.
ir r . 11. 11. Mil. lir. J. It. 4rrio.r.
Said Wholesale and Retail at the drug had
cal Store of !'; •
• POttsville. ,
J. IL & M ner v 1114; thigh Kiatiley
Port Carb nn ; Henry Voute. 9rwie,shuig.l
January . ' 21, s .•
ME
t: I
NIBS. ANNA 31. OROWNi
1 - 3 ESPECTFTLLY
. inforrus ;-the citizens of
Pottsville and vicittity / that'sihe is prepared
to give instruction on the Tianci Forte; and in
title solicits a share of Tufilic patron
age. For references, inqufrel of E. B.
Eicholtz,• Druggist, Centre st.,
March .15, 11—
Z11:1
s Fags, that
Steel Pons.f!
E-11111"S Three Pointed rep, per 4ozen,
P
Marikant's Pens, • pet gross,
lin.as. bump-harked, 40 •-1
Bilint's , Matrnuin Bonnm, per, dimetr,
Wright's Pens, Various kinds,
ommon Steel Pens - for Schools, i i ross •
Mitchell's Pens, kifferent
Mean & Tbmilpson's three poinkd *ens.
Just received, and for oak by 1: I"
.ft. HANNAN, Agent.
,
Eeb. 22 5 1- 5-
Ehrenfried's Colloquia Phrases.
A ND Dlalngues.lit German: and English, on every
A
topic necessary to maintain a conversation, whla
directions for prcittunciation, jut published and for Salo
by the subscriber. Also,
German and English Dictionarieh, '
German and English Graniusers ' !
German Testaments and Hymn Books, • ,
Lutheran and Reformed Gatechis)ms,". •
Do do ' • dor English:
%les and Psalters, .
German Union Hymn Books, gr.r.;'. &el •
All of wide & will he sold,' at Plillad,llphia prices,
wholesale and retail.
B. BA.,NNAN, Agent.
Feb T2J,
CH EA 1' GOODS TON CAM!,
And no Credit
,given.
TiC subscriber has just openedat the Store former
ly uc%upied by Crosland & Christ, op Rail Read si.,
a • general assortment Or Grioceriett and .Provisions,
which he will at the lowest possibl4 ; prices 'fur cash
Such as . ,
Sug,ors,, Molasses, Coffee, qtrocolate, Tea, Cheese,
Rfce,Spices,&c., Sperm and Whale ,Oil, Sper
maceti, Moulds and"; Dippeil Candles,
•
Soap, Tobacco, Sears, galas, ,
Shoulders, Mess Pork, l i
Dried Beef, od-E
fisb,Mackerel .
'Wd., • ice '
ILLIAM .*,alls tin it.
May 25 18t 1
ME
• SCHOOL,.:BOOKS,
g fi E Soloterober has jokt reefive(l,anrassortwn
circanol hooks , who_n he offer* Ihnen . who,
WWI 10 purehase tcrsell avian at ii„a low rates. if no
loWer;lthan't..cy can he pit,cnasnit in•lohd4intna
'Chia ;asdortxnent'etiaticam;s ahtlost '6. -r.)
.Try 41: - 34N NAL .
Sept. 1ii1844. - "!' I .
'BA ti?.:A1'i,..4.3.!,
J.e.ssimps.
ME
,: Patent lifetai c'°o gel
For the use of :411tnes,..Rat!ways, 4c. for
sale, or linp9rled. •to order by
' :
still-IESE Rapes are now almost exalusively used in
'l3 the Collieries, and enthe:Railways iu Great Brit- '
inn, and are found to be greatly superior th Hempen
ones, as regards safety, dumbilitfand econdmy.' ,
The' I" Patent Wire Ropes,” have pzovedatter three
years service, to be still in- good condition; where
Hempen ones, nf double the size and -weight, never
lasted longer than 9or 10 months. They baqe been
used foralmost every purpose to which Hempen Ropes
and chains have been applied. Mines.; Railways,
ileavyitranes; Standing Rigging, Window Cords,
Lightning Conductors, Signal Halyards, Tiller Ropes
&c. 6cs. They are made eithcr..of Iron !or Copper
Wire, and in cases of much exposure to drupuess of
Galvanized Wire.
Testimonials from'tbe most eminent Erigineers in
England, 'call be &homy as to their efficiendy, and any
additional infomation required respecting the different
descriptions, and application will be given by
• • ALFRED F. ,KEMP., 50 Bioad st. York,
Sole agent for the Ilnitent States.
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,i SALE.
` ALSO, a ' , trim number or liiiiddirizs arid not Lots o
various sizes, on the Navization tract, lyrog principally
in the Hnrnu!h of Pottsville. Apply to i
• SAMUEL LEWIS,IIcaI estate ag't. en t re'st.
July 16
. , :294-11-
Tti Dyer., Bleac!airs, Paper AlaKere, Steath.
Engine Blittpdprs. , and ochers
PASCAL IRON WORKS.
WELDED WROUGHT 111011 TUBES
prom 4 inches tot
. in calibre nod :2 toll 2 feet long,
capable of sustaining pressure from 400 to .2500 lbs.
per square inch, „ .•ii,.h Stop .4.:.k5, 1 T., L., and
other fixtures to suit,' fitting iogruther,l with screw
Pints; suitable for STEAM. IV ATEII,I,4AS. and fot
LOCOMOTIVE unit other STEAM,LOILER los.ocs.
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Maaufactined and for sale Hy
.MORRIS, TASTER* et. MORRIS:
tvAreboase 8. E... , /rner of Tnird & Walnut Streets,
PHI4ADEL4I - 11A . .1
July
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ilorrsvlLLE IRON WORKS:
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W GI NIS ,
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D'EPETF ULL' Y announces to the Nadir, that he
.has taken the Establishment knnwtt as the Potts
ville Iron Works, on! Isiorsvceian street . . whsre he Is
menared to haild all, kinds of' steam Euoines, manu
facture Rail Road Cark, and Machinery of almost every
(lesrription. at the shortest notice, and oil the most rem
eormble terms. -
c 4 r . Persons from a!troad, want of Stied m Ermines
rind it to their advantage to give ltith a call ttecoie
etnialins: elsetvherlt.l May 11;
•
GEORGE H POT'S, • ,•
TNVII'ES the :mention of purchasers to his stoclv,n
1 rresh Onods juust ri.colved and flan' apnnant it hi.;
StrOe m Centre st., a few doOrs nhovelthe Pottsville
House, all of ‘vhich he will sell :it therloevest prices
'forcash his. own orders, or in exchange for country
prOduce F.
I , ,chritary 10, ,
6-
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- REMOVAL. 1 ,
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JOSEPH; F. ,SEIDERS,
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IfAS removed his residence next por to Brown
Drug Store, in the buildlmz, occupied as a Shoe
Store, in Centre street, Pottsville. where Ile continues
to operata in all the vatinus branches;tif the Dental
Art ; slid, as 1 •
Plurgynff. Filing, Cleansing and ;Deetcrolt.
Ile also will in=ert in the host manner, xinele teeth, or
whale - sets, at reasonable prices.
Having had a practical experience of !puny years, he
fe.4ls confident of giving satisfaction to all . who mity
fayor hits with, theie,custotn. •.1 .. . .
Yl B • - , .20—
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!• ' It EinovED. 1
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MOSER" R. -KUEB 11,ER,
'HAVE removed - from their old i.tand in OM
IL tre Street, tO.he stand formerly occupied by
the Messrs. Reher, at the Corner. cif Norwegian
and Rail Road streets, where they will expose fol.
sale daily,
..‘41.,L THE V ' A'RIETIES . OF; MEATS.
Beef Veal Lamb illialoia Pork liablv crud "Lard
at the lowest'markit prices.
Call and see them.
March 15.'1845. . ! 1
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1 On
371.
. APOTHE 'ARY STORE.-
• • .•
.• THE sabscriber offere for sdle n well-se
ected and genuine assortment of , -
•ar DRUG ILEmc.tM, 4cG.,
cons
1 I '
Isting of Chem ca s, dicines, eau
mery, Window Glasses, Patent' Medicines
Diugs, Paints, Dye-Stuffs, Oils, and. Varnishes, Pain
&c. Which he is disposed to: sell at a anal
advance, and respectfully solicits a abate of the patron
age of the
. public.
. Physicians prescriptionit carefully!ctimpounded.
, JOHN S. C.! MARTS N
- March IN •
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H. i CRESSANG : 3 .
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CABINET;; MAKER;
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HAS removed from his ohl stand tri,. the Ware room
on the North East Cornerj of Maliantanaci :and'
Union Streets, where he has constantly on hand, a
general assortment,of Cabinet irate pf the most mo
dern styles and approved finish:' FrenCh and high post
Mahogany Bed Stedds, Mahogany Ch.trs and Rocking
Chairs, also Maple Cane seat chairs anti Rocking Chairs
Wfdsor Chairs, sofas„ Settee &c. &c. Alt the Varieties,
of Cabinet ware wide to order at the !shortest Notice,.
citid In the best style at Philadelphia kites. . ^
H. GRESSANG 1 acknowledges the liberal support
with which the public bare favoureditim heretofore,
and will labour on his part to merit a! continuance ,of
their favor - April 26th', 1—
Q'TEAM' SYRUP MOLASSES.—Stewart'
New Via Steam Syrup Moia4ses, a very au-
Odor article,, for sale by
1 T. it Ji BtATTY.
! - 18-‘•
May 3d,
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titu‘na fkrely Figa ats
.L." t ernoto r t.±7ry i cs anti Mims just received •no ..
1)t 'sale' by; ; . JOUN
nt -- 1845- I
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'THE MINERS' JOURNAL.
MEDICINES.
DEAFNESS CURED.
Scactpa'a Compound Krcoiote Acousile Oil,
ORthe. cure of DEAFNESS, pairs, and the is
cbarge,of matter from the ears; alsonll.those disa
greeable noises like the buzzing of'ins'ecti Sailing of
Water, buzzing of steam, dc., &c. whiclfarz symptoms
of approaching deafness and also attendant mint the
disease.
The following Editorials and certlflcrites wt be tread
with interest'ap zliey speak facts, which are •'stubborn•
things!'
MOST EX.TILIORPESA FIT Curici—lf any have .donbts
they may now, disinis.s them, and the most incredulous
may consider Deafn'essas curable. Numertius eases of
cures, and many of thenLvery remaiknble=hythe use
of'Scarpa's.pil, , have been publisthl, but this 'caps
the climax!. Young or old may yet recover hearing..
A lady in Smithfield, Pennsylvania, and now about .80
years of age had been gradually getting deaf for more
than 40 - yearn. so that it was next to impossible to make
her hear conversation in the loudest •tonnsl of voice;
Last winter she was induced to try `Scarpa's Oil for
DeafneSs!, It is dilly. unessary to add that She has
utl
"edtwo bottles, and that her hearing is perfectly rector.
ed—ehe is cared. • . '
DEAFNESS etilinD.The fpllawitia eatrict from a
letter written by 3lr: Joint:roll oflllost.on, alrientl , in
this city, is important. •
'The bottle a 6 Oil . ; for to ,. friesp I that •
—le DOL.. Starpa'S _ yi)
sent me, with thekcisli that my daneliti.r, wqiild try it,
has been and its 'effects; have astooslied all;
yon .know how 'very
,deaf she has been since site was
three yimrs (id—she: now hears quite weil,hut as the
medicine has lilt been-used, I wish'you-to send me an
otheehottle, which I have every reason to helievewi
cure her entirely2—[Tiines.
For sale by lh R. GIIMPERT, No: 1"_0 Notth'Second
Street, Philadelphia, and by
EICIIIIOi.Tt & 'SANDETI.SON.
ligents, , Pottsville
30—
July 22, 1913,
,
Dr. Leidy's Celebrated Diptment,
•
FAILING to cure the Totter, Itch,,Dry and Watery
Pimples bf the face and body, Scaly Eruption:, and
, All Disetises-V the Skin? .
Of thnmapy thousand bottles, (it is pnt in bottles wilt
the words, " - Dr. Leidy's 'Fetter and Itch Ointment'
blown. in ibe side.) neve has aWinstance Item know r
or heard from where it had:failed. Aadanlier of refer
ences can be made, vbere it has been usediin schools
factories, on board Of vessels, and in familWs, And cer
tificates could be published of they', but foe the delica
cy in having natia•s published irr connection with se
loathsome and disagreeable - tat:awns.
tri. Price d 5 cents per Bottle. •
It is prepared only and sold wholesale and retail
Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, No 191 No:Di SECONE
street, below Vine street, sign of the Goraeh Earle an
Serpents,) Philadelphia, and by all the difrptineDrug
gists add Storekeepers attached to Dr. Leidy's adver
,tiseme nt of his "Blood Pills" in another column. (Which
please refer to and lead, (besides tnanypthers thr,eugh
_out the country.
• Sold in Pottsville at J. C. BROWN'S Drug Store
(late Vine's.) •
May 11, IS4I,
RENE
.. , . .
Tii E crlinstantly f ncreasinepopulatity and rule of
B. A., Fahnestock's Verinifuge has induced per.
sons who are envious (trite success to palm off upon.
t lie'pnblir: preparations which all mei:hail men loon
to he ineffic.icious in expelling worms from the
.
system
This VermilloT has made its way into public favour
umn the grnued r ef its own intrinsic merits, more
than any other medicine oldie kimPnow used: . and
.-a He many tv - orni remedies have by dint of !Riding
been forced into sale. and shortly alter gone, intr
the obscurity which their worthlessness 1 justly mar
iced, 13. A. Flialicsmck's Yerinifuge continues te
be triumnhantly'susrithed. It has only; to be used
and its effect - a will telly sustain all that is said of its
wonderful apelling power. • ' 1 1
•
Certificate.
. Wales, Erie Co.„ .iVeto Y., darsl.7, 1943.
`We certify that we have used 13;A krannesiock's
Vermilnee iu out families. and in every case at tale
'or4v:ded a decided and efflictuar fennel* for ex.del•
w ,nos from the system. W cordially recinn•
mend,' to parents who hive children afflicted with
that dangerous mulaoy
E.1.0N L.
M. B. PAINE, •
11013.7 MAY,
I.II.7RIZOI'GHS.
For Sale, wholesale and retallot the Vrii,g Ware
house iaf •
' B. A: FAH NESTOCK & Co.
Corner of firth and W and .91,, Pitsllurg, Pa.
For Sale in Poc:gy.lle. liy.
CLEMENS & P.lnvi N , Druggists.
Beeeinher, 0 50
Dr. Beehter's - .
I'UL MONA R Y PRbSERV ., TIVE,
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For Coughs; Colds; Influenza's; Catarrhst_Whooping
Cough; Pains of the reast and Sides; Bronchitis;
' Asthma; Croup; Difficulty of Breathing and Ex
' pectoration; Shortness of Breath. Inflate: .
• matirni of the Lunge; and arrek of ,
,
, npproa.thing Gthisimitition I .
I'T has bee n Out Ti few 'years since this medicine has
.1 been introduCed into-this country, and hasheen pro
ductive of. , he most astonishing and unexpected results.
As severallluttidred cettific - ates of its effects have been
heretofore fill Oished. it is only ne•essary now to re
mind the public where it can he obtainedgenuine •
, Throughout Germany it. is known as the "Lift.P t
server," and-is the cinlymedicine in use there for the 3
hove affections I • i , - I
It is pui up in half pint bottles, with full directions
50 Cents a Beitis
- Prepared only (from tha original receipt obtained at
a great price,) and 'old wlioldsale and retail, at Dr: Lel
ily's Health Etnporium„No, 191 north Second street,
near Vine, (sign or -the - Golden Eagle and Serpents.)
Phi stielphia , , _
For stile in Pottsiille, by J 6 JJROWN,
Philadelphia, Reading & Potts
vine, Rail Road.
l aa lv =•=aar •
Reduction of Freight on ItieichanilLze
ON AND AFTER lilonday next, June VIM, 1814,
Goods wilt be forward d with despatch at the fol
lowing rates of Freight, between Reading and the
points below stated, per tor; of 200(1 lbs. !
Betibeen - Be en
Reading Re
and ' and
Pottsville.
io 75 eta.
Piaster, slate; tilss, ,te.„
Pip Irop, blooms, timber,
marble, t oxin, tar, pitch,.
and grindstones,
Nailsspikes, bar iron,
castisies,lead.turpentine I
bark, raw tobacco, salt,
provisions,potntoes,lum
-ber, stoves, he„
Flour perft barrel,
INDeat,iorn,' rye, Clover
seed, stilt per bushel,
Grocerie„ hardware,steel,
'copper, tin, • brass, do
mestictiquors,maebine-
ry, butter ; and ego;
cheese, lard and
oil, wool, cotton, leather
raw hides, paints, oys
ters, hemp, and enrdaee.
Dry Goods, ilrties.i . tncdi
• rifles, foreign liquors,
' wines, etas's, paperireSh
fish, meat,i confectiona
ry, boobs 4- Stationary.
No additional charges
receiving or ' delivering fr ,
ny's Deltas on the line. •
July 15, 1843 ' , ,
T UFF received on consignment 100
assorted
,'sizes; they
will be edld eheap for cash, bj• Application to the sob
'critter at the York. Store. • E. E4RDLY
June 8, :
AWE'S Bib6c4 for:the flute: •
. • .
am •9O , ' do 1 for theNiolin, ,_ . ‘
:Containing , , each new and cornplete 'lnstructions, . to- -
gather with about 15p pieces of Music, price 50 cents
each. just received and for.sale by, • 13. fiIiNNMI 1
' 1 Mem.
-1.1 . Ei%7A111N • .3 A nen iyOuv.
Qlt House Carpenter, ilinstrated by di en
gravings:furAlre' use 61 - Llarpentere and Builders
last editioripf /843, Just received and for ale by
Aug. ; . - at
U. HANNAN, Amit
r f
tiOOUSTIe OIL!
THE esti CURE FAA
DEAFNESS
CETIFICE.LTE.S
WHO' EVER HEARD OF
114 ' iirmasyroVo
Facts for the People.
140 . ' 100
16 eta
4 eta
10 , 1 33
. 2 GO 1 70
,
or
.
eknmission, 'eteraL,,e, or
ight at any of the Comp-
THU CHEAPEST PASSAGE AGENCY IN THE
UNITED STATES.
Joseph Meilturra
Splendid Line of London and Liverpooti'ac!rets.
A RIZAN‘GEMENTS FOR 1845.
Old Established Passage Office.
, 100 Pine Street, C a r. of S o uth, IE I Y.
AA 4o3'rK
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TIIE subscriber bees leave to call the attention o
'"
his friends and the public in general. to the follow
ing arra n geMents for the year 1815, andfor the purpose
of bringing out Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage
r ' -
Passengers, by the following .
Repilar Packet Shupe to and from Liverpool.
Ships' Names: captains. - Days of SaWorkg fniim
.
New Ship, !, Nye, June- 6 t/ct.r.6. Feb 6
Uhited States, -.... Britton, - " 11 :"' dl"); 11 ,
Garlick. • - Skiddy, " 26 ' .26 ti . '26
Patrick Ranry, - Delano ' . 'illy 16 Nov.. 8 Mir. 6
Watorloo, ' . - Allen, "'AI " .11 " 11 •
Remus : Eldridge,. " ' 2 26 " !2,6 "26
Independence, I Allen, -... Aug. -6 Dec.!..6, 1 1pr. 6
Samuel Hicks,' Bunker,' , ' - 11. " !II t. ll`
Siddons, '•' E. -obis; "26 •" !26 "26
Ashbenton, .. 'Eagleson, -.Sept. 6 Jan 6 MaY' 8
Stephen Whitney, Thonipson, • ' II " 'll " 11.
',Sheridan , Depeyster,• " al " 26 " 25-
Sliin.'s Name,": eaptains, ' -Day's of Sailing from
' . . , LiVerpool.
New Ship ' Nye, - !`July 21 N0v.21 Maf2l
Cubed Stales, i ' -Britton,' ": " 26 "! ;26 " 26
Garrick,' t, - Skiddy, Aug.!! Dec..ll Apr.ll
Patrick Henry, Delano; " 21 "11 21
Waterloo, ' Alien. -. ". 25 " :26 " 26
Roselue. Eldridge, II Jan.-11 May II
Independence, Alice, • ' Sept." 21 " ;21 ." 21
:•Sanitiel Hicks, . Bunker, . ." ,26-"' 26 ,' ;26
Siddons, F.. obb,: Oct'. II Feb. ',II The 11
Ashburton. • - Iluttleson, " 21 " I'2l' " 31'
Stephen Whitney, Thompson, " ' 20 Feb. :26,Pnr-26
Sheridan '. • Depeyster, Nov: II Mar.: II Jnly 11
In adelition.to the • abe.Vf! Regular Lines, a number of
Splendid Mew York Built Transient, Ship's,such as the
•Adirrindacke 'Scotland.' Russel Glove,' 'Echo,' and
'Sea,' will continue to salt from Liverpool,-.weekly in '
'Regular SUCCWit I II. - lilefebY 'prevniing the least pos
sibility of delay or detention in Liverpool; and for
the accommodation of persona wishing to remit money
to their families nr.friends. I have arranged the pay
ment Of my Drafts on the following Banks . : -
•
Cork, • ' . Limerick, - Clommel,
'-- Londonderry, Sligo,
B e lfast, * Witerford,; ' • Galway,
Arlllagll, Athlone, •• ' oleriin, ,
• Kilkenny, ' - 11alinh, • ' Tralee, •
Enniskillen, Monagban, Yotighal.
Banbridge,' .- Ballymena Parsonstotvn,
Down patrick, Gwan. Lurgan,
Ditinzatinap, - Bandon, Ennis,
- Ballyshatilino,Strabane, J. Skibbreen, •
Omagh, ' - Mallow, . • Dublin,
COmehill, • -• Kitrush, ' ,
. Scotia nd—Theity Bank of Glasgow: ,-;
• England Messrs .• Spooner,. Atwood & Do. hankers;
London; -Messrs. P. W. Byrnes & Co, Liverpool,
Passengers can 'also' he eneageil•from Pcerpool, to
Philadelphia, Boston,nmi Baltimore, by the Regular
Packet Ships on application being made personally'
or.by letter. [post paid.) iddressed to • .
' JOSEPH McMPREAY, 160 Pine sreet, '
- corner of South street, New York.
IIiDESI
18--.
BenJ. Bannan, Pottsville, Pa. ; Michael :411111Ei, Iln
ibestor, N. 'Yq Jt r. Bageot Providence, :R• I. • ,T,
Cough, Albany, N. Y..; Charles O'Hara. Toledo, hio ;
Thnmnft Mcattade. Utica. N. Y. •
1 also beg leave to assure my friends and idle public
in general. that the greatest Punctuality will he obsei
vett In the soling of the above Ships. together with all
Others which I may have. and that Passengers will
experience nn delay on their arrival at the cliiTere.nt
14 , n:4 where they mean tmembark.
P. S.—Free Pasmge can LliSO he seemed from the
viTious ports it, Ireland and Scotland, from which
Steadiers rup to Liverpool.
ILINN.AN. Pottsville,
Sole Agent for the State of Pennsylvania.
February 1, 5
- NEW. STORE.
OLIVER &
ESPECTFUIIY announce to the citizens o
Rfichitylkill county; that they have commeriaed
btst
nees hi the Sotte recently occupied by William C. Leib,
one door south of the Post Office, in the Borough of
Pottsville, where they hone just opened a new and
tarefully selected 'stock of
Dry Gvods, Groceries, Glass,
•
Queens. Earthen and Hol
.
• • • • low Ware. d-c.. Irc.. ape.
Among which may he found Cloths, Cassiineres, Sat
iinetts. M611141'0 de lairs Ginghams. Lawns. Merl
noes;Silks, Satin; Laces, Nankins, Hollands, Flannels.
Marseilles, 'Valencia. Silk, Satin, and othell Feelings, a
great variety of Mullins, Bleached and Unbleached,
Silk, Connie; and Ginghams, Handkerchiefs, Summer
Cothk, Vely'eteens. Ladle's and Gehtletutin's Stock.
Ines, Cloves. and Mits of all descriptions Aloo, Syrup,
Sugar House and New Orleans Llolaseca, Shear, coffee
and Tea, Cheeie, Candles, Soap, Salinon, Shad Mack
eral, Rerring. Shoulders and Stiiniced Meat
generally 'tobacco. - Scram, Cracker's, Butter, F. ggs.
Lard, Sweat Oi -Lamp Oil, &c ,&. &c
Having purchased their goods With erect, care and
on reasonahlea arms, they will he enabled: to. dialinse
-them. ut prices quite as low as their 'neighbors
Fuhruary filth.. • :
MINERAL WATER IN GLASS BOTTLES.
Messrs. Jarden & Morrison,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
HAVE taken an establishment In Pottsville. where
they intend manufacturing this celebrated beve
rage, prepared - eitherwith-or without Sy rup.
Pottsville and ite vicinity will he supplied every day,
regularly, The patronage of the public is solicited;
"Meta will be reCeived & filled any hour of the day &
for any amount Attention is called partienlarli to our
Sarsaparrilla Syrup. Manufactured in Centre Street,
above Moinit Carbon Hotel.
Private families, balls, parties, &c. &c. &c. supplied.
Nay 31, ' t r 22-3t's
• NEW GOODS.
•
TOSEPII MOnGS.N. has just received a rot w anon:
0 mem of Goods, among which are splendid new
style Prints, Silk Embroidered Nett Rails, Brussels
Net .11 yards wide for - Shawls, Thibet and Silk Shawls,
Lisle and kshburton Lace, a very superior article of
Stripe .le , one!! Muslin, Thread Lace,Jacotiet Inserting,
5" vartely of other fancy goods, all of which will be
sold at the lowest 'cash' prices.
Pottsvill July 13 . '23 •
TO LAWYERS AND SCRIVENE4S.
riveßE subscriber has itist received a beautiful ar
a tide Wools ap, paper. ruled and plain, almost
att tough 'as Parchment, suitable for Instruments of
writing, which will besold by the. ream; quarter or
hall ream. — B. BA NWT, Ag't.
August I() „
BURDEN 'S PATENT HORSE SHOES
0
MADE OF THE beet refined Amer'Can
Iron, for sale at about the samelPrioeS of the
Iron in bar, being.a raving of about 100 per
• cent. to the purchaser. All shoes sold, ar
'
warranted, and If .not satisfactory, can be'
• . - returned and the money will be rebutted.
GRAY & BROTHER, 42 Walnut et., Philada.
Jdne 8 - } 23
Hollow Ware.
• . .
TINT received nt the Tort Store a large an d genera
ei assortment of Hollow Were consisting o 7 8,6, 4, 2
and I gallon pots Skillets, /lenient, &c., • tikc., which
will be , geld wholesale og •retail at the lowest cash
gages. Also waggon boxes of all sizes. • Cedar ware
such as tubs, buckets, &c.,
Jan. 12,1815, 2 EDWARD YARDLEY.
CORY OF 'FLIE' *POPES,:
riIIIEIR crimes, murders, poisonings, parricides.
Audnheries and ii tests, from St. Peter to Grey
g.iry the XVI, including
,the history of the Slims,
Martyrs. Fathers of the Church. Religious Orders,
Cardinals{ Inquisitions. Schisms, and the great Re
formers, with the crimes of Kings. Queens. and Em
perors, by. Louis Marie De Cormenin. translated from
the French. Part let 25 cents—with colored plates
- 37 i CIL just received and fur sale by , •
IL BADMAN,. Agent.
May 15, r 20--
go els
Jr. LLYS.—TEMPERANCE LIFE
_,YBITTER§—an unequalled Strengthening
Medical, for persons laboring under Pulmonary
diseases of any kind, for sale at MARTIN S Drug
Store. Mach 22, " 12—
11 eta
3 cts
111011ISONIKfil MEDICINES
AGENERAL a4anrtm,nt kept constantly on hand
• EIDROLTZ & SANDERSON'S
New Drug Store, Pottsville.
30-
July 22
LeUcr .Presses, Very Cheap.
T the low rate of $7. 50 which are equal to the
Iron 'Preores, tied will fast as long, just receiv—
ed and for rale by
ept. 14. .147
• Emerson's School Books.
FIRST and Second PP art 1 arts Atitmuetic,
ders ',
' •
Reai •
Do • " 9
Do .. 3 .
Do
Ali of which wilt be told wholesale and retail at
Philadelphia prices: Recollect out tootto—oNOT TO
BE UNDERSOLD." B. DANNAN, Ag't
Nov. 30
WHIPS.—For. sale it MARTIN'S Drug
V" -Store—an assortment, of - Gig,! Sulky, and
Cirria ge • Whips.
.I4larch 22
1111. pinThiTAYNE•S - CMINE6E itka ERADIC/4
1. , T011;,--1Whichaemovestuperfluous Ugh film the
Face licElt; forehead; &c. For eel. at MAItTNIII
Thug Store. March I 5 11—
PEILA.DELTRIA
WILLIAM .0 itROWN, .&
WHOLESALE DRY, coop DEALERS.
No. 20, North. Fourth street, Philada.
laAvg %large Stock comprising a general variety of
AMERICAN and FOREIGN DRY' GOODS.
They regularly attend the Aachen Sales, at which
they can frequently purchase many seasonable descrip
lions of Goods. mach betoin thel regatar prices, and
tvbich-they will sell at a swan advance.
They redlive many geods direct from Manufacturers,
and.vval also 'be receiving the Fewest .styles of Pos
iting Goons as soon as they are in the market, from Itn- -
portations both here and in New, ..[
-Their exertions will be directed to keepiiig constant
ly, a very superior assortment 9f the most. desirable
Staple and Faacy Goods, which they Intend to offer to
Country -Merchants an the most favorable terms and
at the lowest prices they can be !blind at in ther.cfty of
.Phliadelphia, rind respectfully Invite them to examine
for themselves.
Their stock consists inpart of the foliate - mg: .
Cloths, CaSsimeres, Sattinetts Jeans, Plaided and
Striped Jeans, Ea new article,] Flannels. Kersey,,
LingeYs, Red Padding, Canvas Padding, Seaver
:teens, Velveteens, Velvet Cords, Alpaca Mattes
• -Vestings, Cravats, Stocks, Mousse. de Leine,
.Ginghama, 'Lawns, I lush Linense. 4 , ussia
- Sheeting:and Rnssia Diaper.
ids fir Summer Wear, New Style Fancy, Goods Figured
Linen Drillings, Plain Brown Ltne.n, Crape Gant
briions, Corded, Plaided and Striped Dhto, [nevi
• , goods.] Plaided' and striped Kremlini, [new
geode.] Nankeens, Extra Heavy Clittonades,
' 'Summer Cloths, Denims, Mexican Mixtures,
' Blue and Fancy Cotoured Matinee. Satin
Jeans, Fancy Single Milled Cassimeres,
Coat Gingham, &c.
%own and Bleached Minding, Checks, Tickings, Brown
Drillings., Canton Flannel, Plain White Catnbries,
' Checked and striped ditto, Lace Caintiricks, Ja:ko
" • - • nets, Book Muslin, Mull, and Swiss ditto. Lace
Goods in variety,Soloured Cambricks, Hosie
-. ry, Cloves, Thread, Buttons, and a full as
sortment of Trimmings, Sc.. &c.
PRINTS--A very extensive assortment, to which
„new Styles are added as theYscome from the Mahufac
tniers.
pliiihda.; March 1„ .
HE subscriber hart lot g had the, agency, o
T
HULL'S PATENT' TRUSS; and keeps
constantly on hand, varibuS kinds,of Trusses, of
dapted to the varieties of Hernia or Rupture,
which will be fitted on the patient when required.
DILLWr PARRISH,
- Druggist, Chemist and A thecary, S. W.
• corner of Arch and 8 h sts. Philadelphia:
Also, on hand a careful! selected- assortment
of Genuine Medicines and IChemicalS, to which
the attention of Physicians and Storekeepers is
invited4with the various Patent - Medicines, .pre
pared from the •most approved' formula, and sold
at market. priees.
Philada., March I,
FORWARDING AND , COMMISgIONNERCHAIVT,
Vine street Wharf, Schuylkill, Philadelphia,
Mg ESPECTFULLY informs hip friendsand the ..,:ifer
-1
I-chants otSchuylkill, Derkr nd the adjoining coun
ties, that he in now prepaired o rereiVe and forward
Itlerchandtze of every descrip ion by Canal to Prot
.Carbon, Pottsville, Reading andthe intermediate places
in good coverd Balls, at rates front 60 to 100 per cent
lower than by Rail Road.
• The subscribe{ WI ship rinds at a lower, fre - eht
than they can be caned from the Delaware etont, with
these advantages to the Captains, the shipping charges
are less the expense ofTonage s saved. and no deten
tioni of the goods, so that Mere ants may depend on re
relying them in all despatch a Boats, will leave his
Wharves Daily.
Isai additional charges for c mmission, storage, re
ceiving of delivering freight a anrof the lan hags on
the line.' - ,-,
Merchandise for Reading wi be delivered from the
Boats to the Merehante.Store •
Philadelphia Mara-if:4145
E. A. HATHAW AY •' & CO.
;
GENERAL COMMISSI N 'MERCHANTS,
No 23 Monk inertly, feet cif Arch at., Philadelphia
HAVE received on consign r
entand offer: for_ sale a
the lowest cash prices—
-50 hales lot sort easter hops ; •
2000 galls fall and winterress'd whale oil ;
1000. do do do black flub oil,
300 doe painted pails L. - ,
100 boxes lst quality sperm.candlee i
150 do - mould tallow clrlle, .
' 200 do yellow snap ;
50, do No. 1 choclate ] ; .
300 do Lubec (scaled) erring i
100 do . do No. I do '
' 100 bids.. ackerel. Nos. r
I, 2 and 2 ;
' 4 do Halifax Salmon': •
56 do gihb'd Herring i- ~ •
25 do pickled todfisb
~. 40 dn . Cranberries
50 tubs Goshen butter t r
4000 lbs. Herkimer county cheese
10.000 do dry codfish : ' I
5000 do hake fish,_(in drama)
' ~ 301X1- do Manilla cordagu.
Philada., Jan. 11, . . . ,
THE CHEAPEST lIAT & CAP STORE IN
PHILADF,LPHIA -
•
Nu. 196 Market 2d door below sixth at..
RiARGAINS! HAUGA.INS!:
IN HATS CAPS.
•
THE eitizens.l of Pottsville astaita -
-.-s•V and its vicinity, visiting Phila
delphia. and purchasing Hate
and Caps, would find it grHily to their advantage, ia
call on us. Our stock is large and ennerior. cm:Die
ting of every variety and ktyle of Has and Caps,
sui..ll as
Superior Beaver flats, frm $3 00 to $1 00'
0
Brush " 00 to 3 00 •
Fur. , 25 to apWardiv
Silk, Moleskin.Blue'and 1131aCk • Cassiinere, Rocky
Mountain, Beaver. Leghorn , Hats, &c. Caps of ev
ery variety, some as low as 25 cents each., which we
wall sell wholesale 'and' retail, as low ir not lower.
than any other store in the city. Phase call and see.
N. B. Persons who are not judges of Hats and
ricillay be assured they will be dealt withhonor
ably.
GARDEN & BROWN.
Philada. May 17, 2U—I rno
PURE WHITE LEAD.
M ANUFACTURERS. - INfo 65 north Froni street
Philadelphia, have now a good supply of their
warranted pure whiteleart.itnel thosecumomere whc
,haye been sparingly supplied in.erinec i poiee ot a r u n
on the article, shall now have their orders filled.
, Nn knawn substance'possesses thole perservaiive
and beautifying repenter soldesitable in a paint, to
an equal extent with unadulteraied white lesd; hence
ant:admixture of other tlterials only mare ice
value. it has therefore bre the steady aim of theT
manufactures, for many years, to supply to the public
o perfectly pure white leads and the unceasinede
mend for the article, is proofthat it has met with fa
vor. ,11t is invariably branded on one he ad—WETIFI
ERILL & BRCFHER iii full, and on the other,
WARRANTED Punt —all in red letters.
November 19,' 47
ripHE, subscriber would 'respectfully inform bis
1 friends and customers, that he has located his
' Military Cap ;goal:glory
In Third Street, No. 96, a fewdoors below "Race,
where he would be pleased to see his old customers
and as many new ones as are, dispoeed to favour him
with their custom. He stillconti num; to manufacture
Military and Sportmen's articles ofevery description.
such as leather.' Cloth. Felt. Silk and Beaver Dress
Caps. of all patterns; Forage Caps; Holsters (or troop
Body do; Cartotich Boxes, Baronet c..bbards. word
Belts of all kinds ' • Canteen.; Knapsarkir r different
patterns: Fire Bu ckets, Pasting Boxes, roln dn.
Brush and Picker's Plumes.' Pompoons Firemen's
Caps. Leather Stocks, Gun cases, superior quality
Shot Bags. Game Bags. Drunts.&..c..&c:
10'0rd-is thankfully reedived and promptly at
iende tn. .. WILLIAM - CRESSMAN,
No.lol NorthThirtlStreet; a few doombelow Rat
Philadelphia. January 13, 1844 • .2=6rn
MARBMIPATENT
i-P . TRUSS •
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ALSO.
' Dr. Joseph White's Vier* Abdonsinai
stapporaiers.
A supply of the above articles, just received
'and for sale, at the ninurg;cturers prices, by
JOHN. S. C. MARTIN,
I .• Drogrriet
- October 98. , j '.. . • 44--
B' BANNAN, Agent
~.:Pocket Books 4nd 'Waltets.
MITE subscriber bias Just opened Abe best stock of
Pockef Books and Wallets ever. Offered for sale in
this Call and examine tbr yourselves.
' B. HANN igt,
Feb. 22, 8-
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• 1
tBllBl3B- AND 41015.—k small lot fresh crop
'Smyrna Figs, and a few; jars and noses of fresh
crop Prun 1
es, for aals by I J. 8. C. MARTIN. i.
Match,l6o. ' , - • I!-
J. HARRADEN
Whetherlll irother,
ATTENTION.
IVIILITAR7 STORE.
The edbiolde‘cvfhidli strineligreaeutbletalre.
Gray's beautiful poem *Go forthit the Ccruntryi
is said by:the Pieiridence Journattd hate bent
printed in' that paper recent! yea 4 ago•-lont ba
lore hint 'Gray's appeared. It te t 73eautiful.
:GO FORTH INTO . THEtFIELDS.
'COW. 7. PADODI, •
'Go forth into the fields;
Ye dwiliers in• the city's troublegmarti
Go forth and know the influence ;stature yields,
To soothe the wintibtriheitge.
Leave ye the feverish striN .i
The jostling, eager, self depteil tong ;
Ten thousand voices, %via% anew to life, • •
Call yoU with safeeteet seta.
Hark carh fresh qadHbough,
Or bliiful soaring in the golden
Glad hirds with' joyous music, WO you now •
To Spring's lived haut4repair.
The silVery-,gleaming rill • - -
Lure, with sufCmurmura, from t grassy lea,
Uy gaily dancing'down the stinkV hills,
Call lotidly in their glee,
• • And the young wanton qeeze,
With tgeath all odorous from he 3. blossomy abase
In voice low. wtnspering 'anongthi i - comtiowering trees'
Woos .you to her embrae/..'
- •
Go—brleathe the air of ItaTen,
Where violets meekly smile upnn your way;
Or,on some pine-crowned stinanlit, tempest riven,
• Your wandering footstep, stay,
Seek ye the solemn wen/.
Whose giant trunks a verdant r9of uprear,
And listen, while:the roar of scMie far flood
Tbrills•the youni leards;:with fear!
Stand by the tranquil la 0„
Sleeping 'mid rocky banks alfinct and high,
Save when the wild-',ird's winOts surface break,
Chequeriug the mirrnreOsky ;
!
• And if within your b rut
Hallowed to nature's touch, !onohoral remain,
if aught rave wordly honnis tinyour blest;
. Or hopes ohs ordtd gain-r:a
A strange delight shall thrill, .
A quiet joy brood o'er You likeße dove;
Earth's . placid beauty stall you4boson
• Stirring its deptlis,withaove.
9-6 mo
. . . ~., . . . .
' 0, in the calm, stills hii)rs,
The holy sabiraill hours, o.hen'. levit the air. . 1 :
And heaven, and earth, decked t iris her beauteous
, Illowers,
4 •
Lie hushed 'in breathlesa prayer; .
, q
1 3 as ye the proud rinav, '
The vaulted apes, by thtuntind folly trod,
And 'neath the temple of ih i 4 . 1 i (4%1 a sy,.
Go forth and worship Gifu 1 . ' ! . '
Fawn the Neu', Yo-k;Farniiii and Meehanie.
SOILLNG cvErLE.
• Soiling means 'the practice if supporting ani
mals fn thesdnimer season with green food. cut :
doily. audgiven•M them in th . ii house, stalls, or ,
yards The advantages of tk? "practice are the
following: - 1 . 5 .
1. Tire Saving of land. 4
2. The saving of fencing
3.' The economizing of f00d , . ,4
' 4. 'The better condition, - ani,f,greater comfort of
• .
the, cattle. ! : , •
5. Thesaving,of manure.
In Englai.d, soiling is pracutl considerably.- 7 •
The saving of land by it; is.cetidered amply cut
ficient to pay in extra laborer, limving Immure out
•
of the question.
'
Three-quarters of an acre iAqound .ufficient to
Aupply one cow, on the soili4 system, while in
pasturing, one and a half are .
tidied.
In America little, has berM4done, to settle the
question whether subsoilingt suitable to vie
country. Mr. Pulliam M. Pell of Pol:ia,N. Y„ has I.ur-u,l
suiling,'and his experience lolly be".ars • out the ad
vantages above stated. He sO3ts, eight acres will
afford more and better food than forty rastured; •
and the manure saved is auffyent to pay the in
to est of a large farm..:
In Milbraztiusetts, soiling hitpt been followed for -.
many , years. line Hon. J133i . 451 Quilicy says: 'At
the end of the soiling scason*rsma June to No
vember, I hads2oo worth :ofiernure, and kepi2o
head of cattle on VT aeres; l byr!paaturing, I had to
a110w,50 acres for 15 head. .1k soiling, I had in!
stock in fine condition, a full;suPply_ of milk all
the s eason, s l aved all expenselro cross liners, not
requiring - rod .of haterick fence on my farm.
while previoinly, I had
,1600 rods, and paid $6O
yearly f r repairs. The additiianal expense I had
.gone to.in cnuing the food, iii soiling, amounted
to $163. My manure alone pid for this. I have
practiced soiling fur six years id no consideration
would induce me to abandon
•On , the farm of McLeanl'Asyluin (Charles
town,) thirtCia cows and se s in horses are koi t,_
although the land unt:er cult(tOtion is only 20 a
cres; .and yet hay is sold: M G. E. Adams, of
Medford, soils his stock, heti convinced of its
great superiority owerpastori4,
• Mr, Newliall of Dorcheaterel also {creeps a large
stock on the !soiling system'. 4
I thinkehe introduction Of soiling cannot but be
attended with inaniense•adVati'Mges. - -
I Would draw the attetition'cil farmer* to there&
mirable soiling qualities of, L 4 erne. Tins plant.
is perfectly adapted to this clifiate--Cuts 4 or 5 e•
times every season; stands theinter better than
clover; is ready for cutting in - sthe spring earlier
than any other grass, and givelexcellent milk. It
has been cultivated"in New rk for some years;
though . its introduction is is Yet; rather limited.
- Kum.
12--nmo
OM
110EIltO rOTATOSS,-- WO Itope that farmers
will make eiperitnents in hoe - g potatoes and tee ,
if there be any advantages in s ating hills aroundl.
potatoes, or to determine r we . er it •be' not labor
worse than useless. WIT stioUld the water be
drained from plants that requirp much moisture,
in a climate; too, tbaehi gehetilly dry, far too dry
for this vegetible. If any hilbe made, it should
be Made higher on . the Mits!de leaving a cavity ...,./
for the water, Instead of makir e g it in a cone.like k
IfOrm,to'throw of the water lilT the roof of a buil- •
ding..
We have wised the larggot crops of potatoes
Without hills and in some eases there 'was not
earth enough over the punt:l4lo cover,them when
they attained efull growth. [Min ferniers make
experiments in hoeing and re6ort to us the resoltsl
Hue some rows by destroying:4lle weeds loosening-
Me earth and allowing it to remain land. Make
broid, hills around other roweiwith a concave sue
face so that the water will. re 'to the . toOts of the
plants. ;The most economical mode, is to plant
as we lately'reccomthended Si that there will be a .
cavity to hold the water,. 141 cvitivate without
filling it up.--Boston Ctilanttor. •
Penni- oa Hans.,-The Woonsocket Patriot
,has a letter from a typo tirrnil farmer—Mr. Todd,
of Smithfield—who has take 4 pains to' ascertain
Bap experves and profits; nd he thinks the pro-
fiton 25 hens is equal, to th
f. afof a good cow. He_
Bays— , '
.41 used to contend that Oleo would. consume
more value in cord than her; eggs would, fetch'et
the common market price. lvut in order to satisfy
myself vretbet their wig, or gas not, any profit in
keeping bens. J hive keptl . o pretty accurate sc.
count of what Lied out, and'y of the eggs sold in
market. .Eismir.e'the From the Ist day
of Apiil, 1f44, to lstday of . April, 1845, my hens
—twenty-five in number—have consumed lift bu
shAs of corn, viduediii 75 j a' per bushel, which
-amounts t',o $l9 55; durink i which time, I . bawl
sold in market, 241 .cluzMaciaf eggir averaging 14
eta. per dozen which aruous to $36 . 30—n0 ac
count being made of threte'vded in the family. I
bait abroo sold - $5 worth' ofhieketni, ageunting
in all to $4l 30. Here, limit, I have let $22 75
clear profit.—Bolton Cuttiiiilor. • ,
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