The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, September 13, 1845, Image 4

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When , L;IIC tvc 1110191riAil• 11 N."1:1 , It flay
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1:Inon.:11 In tlz Ive s a at...• In r1,,,,}...1 % , .i,"!
n.1..1i.•1 , . ntnt ec,.irirr:. ;:i d tr;i7l;-11:1v, nay,
Tear, Mr,: ll it. tie. trill net nail Pii : ll , M ,
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Ir may I Syria :Illocr ten Ran ne.,at Welli .
i caul atrntd it t Madatn.e. ,, nnt :peak I
In wriiiltrig you. I !botch? I hvl a tr.ammr;
Mid titz,e)f-roirst timda;:en t ,
ten, Ih, n xprnd the day in nMamtre..: —.
'ln fart my cniMdMire• I , ltaken,
47a! ‘vbrit's that opri , ar I Ti.is ma'am is lily leisure;
- noise Ow to
retiroini•ot. and I tint -
Pott fon n tl.l e chtldrn. lint I'll Inake ilium quiet
The Richmond I Titt.t.. a nd C o mpiler cot tans
the followin4 rxcrut.tiat...nd pawily on a It ytnite
FOll., it i 6 enough to eet et.c,:i dog in the land
liu•Ading and ti'aiihig like toad : . ,
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TILE nurpt•Fi , T..\ MENT Edit Itrlz;IIONE.
', .. , Tusr.--•.':tiv:/zt r'.s Svng of 11;n . 1 e.' I .
! ply pup,
7juit(,):' 5n...,,ts like the , e dot whino
liere . all;till n,;ty, tvai and gladness ;
lSay,'what rvi,d; can yet la•
1;r, say wiat can yet La thine
All that's ilear to ma is wanting ; •
Low ntill clan rless here innail ;:
howe'er enchanting,
me 'can n e'er like my bane
me can I:e'er , - he like my 'bone.
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cUice nle that.—i-t li , k no other :
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•'..' Tina bon . w hi eh, al)! ‘VIIS OU CV my own; .
. 5 'W here, wberej, , hall e , er Hind another!
6 iVe, :In . ! give !Ile bark lip! bonc— •
- • Mv own, my own 9etinalfolN bone. W
!77`t.i .: 1•11.1. .1N I) T:i 1:... F 1:!.I.i:liS."
cddlot a little while reading- the following letter
frOin sophit:Our West; to Ularinda, •DoWn East,'
detailing. the faCilities the former section offers to
imch - eir.f,S:.as 110 the' , feelers searce in the latter,
If :Soplaa's account he- true, the female niarriagea
idea stand a chance of hem; ''..trapped up' like
v-Inking in the Wettern countiy, - But hear the
girl talk : •
Lc us Gluey v, Illinois, 1800 & 40.
here two weeks ago.
and heie 1 shall certainly end my days. Mr.
Garrison that came out with me left Me at 18..hekin
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go,antl I was elad ouit, for I never dud see a
let' stick to a gal as he did to me, and it wan't for
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nothing, neithur—but he didn't talk of inarrryin
inc, but r t s•as just lotsiii', round ine,,,but I told
hitit to ' ki , 4 his distance—that's the nay to en
such fellers. I've a notion that bees in a fix with
a gal down in Kentuck—any how, I wouldn't
look at him'noiv, for I've had live fellerfsto spark
Inc since I Lefr and.another wants to come,
but I give hint the bag. , One of my sparks has
got three quartk secshinis and a house, is six foot
and •four iyOke of oxen, and ;Fs a widorcr, and
wants to marry-fn ecrnext week, butt shall wait a
tittle and see if i•can do enny better; for between
us, widdorers arF so:queer and talk up so, they al
ways frighten Te—but howsuineve! J spas(' thee
don't 'Mean' 'mire than utter men., This country
is v&y r larg6 and so io men and the lirlyrys they
bay is rollin' • hilt I don't see tut they are as
as eau uther tins is scarce here 'and
Iviieet don't fetch but and 6,—hay' and potatoes
they almost give nwai - , and rich lets of
tin:3'l4l..oin mothers fetid their halve on pick and
pntatees oh ercount of 'the 'milk sh:kneFs in the
country, a pootty way to i..-rw.;,/ ballys I gess
MEI
Now you must came l :to. I know. : You'il male
,
yonr imam . ?:z there's only one gal at
the hill of big . pray ry, with goldcn hair like yrun,
and rho' got on offer cter ilay in the week otter
she got theta. .NIMV ir. 1 7 11,:s get a husband, anise
hou.c and farm- and Parc 'of twin.. You can't
help likin thin country —tell
„Amy if she'll come
' ! .;lerc won't have to keep a wi , hing and :illicit
'. ing for thefelters. as We n.ed to in Westbrook—
out ',ere 1114're rite Lott r yen before 'you think of
it l ell nn I hope-slie'll come to fee me" as
soon as I get to honscheepin, and if'she thinks on
• it sh'e may bring tly 2 M hulti red socks, in the till of
my chest. When You ctime be sure and go with
the steamboat Cltecsieck, Captain Dilsy, at Ps„..uf
.lerlow—he. is the vices man on the water, was so
good fu us all. I almost lue him ifleis a mar
" rigid man. Give my luY lto Jane, and ask her how
- !..he and, guts on, and if liccs popped the
questi3O yet. She may' , !MVP Min for all me—l
can do better'. I can pick up my liltinq annum'
the fellers here. Nobc'dy can lit 1p thi s court .
try. No more from yotit login cousin till
SO PIM.
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Tratoling. lately on the North Inter, a, friend
overheard iwo ladies iu an inljointrig r•tate-ro•ytn,
who kept inetr - -ibuitly calla; upon the steward,
•:-,:kWard,' called one in a Ftnother;:il voice, as of
intense buffering. •is cone and 'open this window
or I shall die 1' The window was accordingly
,ripened; brit diier'tiy, the other lady exclainied,
<Steward, do clime and.briut the 1\ indow, or I shalt
die!' too, wrs ci,rcvd ; when the first or
'3er
. was rrqica'triii, and followed ; until thing: he
gira to grog• Ffriul and thrt,poor ktewata cont
ra-nova turning ciiry red sail perspiring with, rev-
Atri! this Voinier2t, a pallet:). In, who had
a quiet iiil.s4rter of the becne, et - it d out in a
Laid voice, -,- Steward, o - 112;: . , don't you wait upon
the ladies there Open 'who window till one of
thei!o is deed, and then shut it—and, finish the
ether:
A t‘lirevioi firmer in the Vermont. LegiAlature
ans..ering the speech of a member Who
tros rrinarkafito for nothing but ttis frothy and
pugnacious impudence and 'self-conceit, thus
, Speaker, I can't reply to that ar speech,
for it alw.ivs wrenches Inc terribly to tack at no-
MI
•M,F..a...5 - r • T0.,--Tirricant to hare told you of
that !ndo,'said a , maul) his friend %%rho stumbled
intott pit full of I , No . inatter none,' says
the othe r, bl ow i lig •th e and water cut of his
Immth, 1 havC found it.'
Tas titiF rrtros OF . RIOYir
tirl4lit i't the Itoreiu) Citizen, Route, :Vey' York:
VhAt i;!nOney ? giVE It Up 7 . It Nd!
RI the inornilii am! nerd at ni4itt
A. 4I o n ur tr. —1 had rather net take a
horn rviih ~ .n d•the Itrafer to the inf.-Ibuti
frtt'th,• !toll ini'sted upon itiat, to tyro, and the
i.afax via, swap:
'-. MEDI~I,NES,~
ARE
REMEDY TOW •
Fates fOr the People.
Tiff f; cart:lllldr increasing popularity and ralo of
A. FalilioAnck's Vdriwifugo has triduced per•
who arc envirffii of rte SUCCeSSto pain* off upori
he pnhfle preparations which all medical men knon
to ire intific:acious *lir el,wthrtz worms from the
)s-c,nl,
Tbei Vernange 11.1 .3 made its tvay Into public. - ttrout
ir,,on I,lc 7.munti of its owii intittiric uterus, more
titan ay.y miter ntedic , on of the ' kind now i.e..e.d; and
A brie reinediez have by dint of pilling
been fureed into , Nals„,and shortly after none min
w 1:i , b t..4<tr :pist)y mer
ot ii , It. A. I , ll.n.exti,..'s VetibatiL , ,e continues• to
he irl•imphintly sth , t.tine.l. It has only tq be used
,t i', u, ctllct,N\ 111 ,astain illl that is said or its
woi1:c.111exit1111::: power.
etql.
Erie Co., New A . ., Jiirt, 7, 1043
ceitify that we have al:ad B. A Fahnestock's
Verin:fiige iii out families, and ',m every case it has
For:doi a decided and efremuai remedy ler espel•
w , ,ritis limn the system. VV.• cordially recoth•
lcuzaht to parent:s.ll:bn have cisiidreu afiheted, with
that dangerous malady
ELON VI,IIGIL.* . •
,BNI. B. PAI.NE, ,
Atol.ll' DIAY. .
()SEMI BURROUGUS.
For Sale, wholevale and tetad,at the Drug Ware
house of
Bi A. FAIINESTOCK & co;
Corner of Sixth nod Wood l'itsburg,
For:Sale in Puusr.llo, by • a
CLENIENS & PA !WIN Drugginsr
December .9 50—
DR. SWAYNE'S• COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD'ODERRY.-
THE GREAT REMEDY
CONS U:3l 1"TION
COUGHS, SPITTING OF BLOOD
BRONCHITIS, DIFFICULTY OF
BREATHING, ASTHMA, PAIN
IN THE SIDE 'AND'
,BREAST; WHOOPING COUGH,
—We have laugh
CROUP AND .ALL ,DISEASE OF
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THE LIVER. AND LUNGS; BROKEN
CONSTITUTION, &c.
MDT: above Is the .ori7fnal and only zenidne prom
! ration from this ram:dile t nio, and has won it's way
In public favor by its unparalleled FIII7.I'SS iu caring all
disease, of the Lon.gs, tintixttlista offing the many ar
ticles prepared by persons'wll6 have no knowledge
of the science of Medicine in theory or! practice, mid
SOllle more readily to deceive the unsuspecting,mse a
part of the name of the iinginnl ',rep:oration, such
as '.llal.4arli of Weld Cherry,""Plossir Bel..arn of Wild
Cherry," !'.l.talsane of Wiid Ckcrry a nd Contrib . ' ei•c.•
all ,prong up with a mercenary view, after "Dr.
nn pie's Compound Spill' of Wild Cheery" had won
a remitationiti the "healing art' . never to be forgot
ten hy many a once cheerless fire Side. Therefore the
piddle be on their guard Mid purchase none but
the original 'preparation, 'which is daily, performing
such altoni=bingTure6 in Pulmonary complaints, af
ter all remedies - hail foiled, anti tha patients given up
as hop !Ii2FA. TIMIISIIIId 4 of ceitificates,might be pub-.
fished which would astonish credulity itself, but it is
deemed uheressary; below we' publish a few of the
namec of persons who have been cured by this "won
derful remedy r"--
normar GLENN. Steward of. the Alms house, near
Pranktiwd, testifies to the efficacy of Dr. Swayne's
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, in curing Valentine
Chapman one of the omit aggravated cases of diseased
Luuc which has ever been placed upon record, after
every other remealyhad failed Owl his Physician. had
given lion up as Incurable.
Miss . Lewis, of West Philadelphia, cured of Mee -
ding of the Suns of five yearS sianding. her symptom
were spittiug of blood, attended with a hacking couch
pain in the side, breast and back, which finally brought
felt a confirmed Consumptich entirely ennui by
the use of Dr. Swayne's Compound syrup of Wild
Cherry.
Mrs. BROWN, corner of Second street and German
town road Philadeldbia,effertfialljf cured of diseased
Lungs and the symptoms of fiteipiet oonsumption, by
using, four-bottles of Pr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry.
R. Jackson; U. D., formerly Pastor of the first Pres
t,•rian Church N. V. testifies_ toahe efficacy of Dr.
:iu•ay oc's Compound Synth of Wild Cherry, and reco
mmends it to the heads of Crmilies, having, witnessed
ita wfinder fit effect in more than one . hundred races
=releiving children of every obstinate complaint,
hitch coughing ; wheezing, choking of pidcm, asth
made at tar irs.Acc.
Anu au tit SNINSER, Crawford county, Pa., cured
of a pro: ranted cough. pain in the side-and breast, Sze.,
r :.:111 . 2 reduced to a mere •skeleton.
Ja.mtm U•hcuN, Whasington t cured of Coo
stuliptioit anti Bleeding of tilt, Lungs, alter heing given
up to sdveral Phyeielans, and having .used
[WI tif thi•
Thii i t ticine in ail casts gives immediate relief
and ej n Fare ! pt .a-ant :led effectual remedy, andworth
a r ta i•t l ,l l the 10,-i
WO V, by Br. corner - of
:MI RA( furects, l'hiladelphia where all
tit Mut=t lie addressed.
:‘liirt 11291: 1 --
in Pottsville. by DNIP.I.KRi?. BS, and. J,„G
ftlfoWl; in (Yrsvii!sloiriz, by 11. V ouTE
Fell 1,
.Dll. . LEIDY'S :SRSAPARILLA
ti,ciiiirest, eirOn'est, and moot efficacious of any
nth er pre?oratiOli of acoaparia that is m ade.
T is warranted to he strong.erthan G bottles of MOST
others--tronger than four of SOME, and. stronger
than three of the :CCM/NUE:I'3T prepared by anyothet
in the Ctlitell ritatcs. ,
.
Dr.. Leidy's Sarsaparilla is recommended hy all res
pectable physicians in:prrference to any other. All who
nave ever used it, have derived It.)111st LIENEEITfrord
one bottle titan three to ten df outerb; to.d ch.,e who,
allot havins iiied other' , prevaial ions. CsIDIOUt benefit,
will :Ise Dr. I.eidy•s. will soon he convinced (as thong
and- have already been) of the f‘ir -
The apparatus with which Dr. Lenly's extra:Asa:se('
it be: rrilo;lrition of tiarsaplikilla as prepared, is the
:mit olie in .the EON; States, Imported by Dr. Leidy
hiniself, from the celebrated (muse of Pelleter d CaV
epon. in Paris. at a sreat expense. and is capable of ia
tnctfee the medical virtues:sof:Sarsaparilla and other
rants, More CM:1111311y 011111 Gc any other pron•ss.
tl5 NDRED ERTIFICATES'of
Dl
mar'.iabta cures and recommendations front clergymen
aii.lphYssirians have been from time to time published
Di. only t hou slit nersessar?, to Ltep acquainted
as o UAW: e Dr. Leidy 's Sarsaparilla Can by obtained
r.rui:inr. namely, at Dr. LT:Mr:4 11F.A.1.111 pIPO
- 9rlll OND Street; near Vine Si., (sign
of the Golden Eagle and Seistmts;) rred.l3r.eivn:ss and
Klett's Drug Mores, Philadelphia. ' .
Er: e ( IN E DOLL It per bottle; 3 I,,ittret , for 52 X
50,
and it bottles for 15,1. 50. ".
,11,:o by .1..1'.1.0ea. Lane:l:ger:and at J, (I.,IIROWN'S
Drug Store, formerly* \V. T. 11pting's, Cefitre Street,
Pottbrale.
May 11, • 19—
boost every disco e flint flesh is hear to may b.
cured by the timely use of Om; COM
P01.7,1a i 4:1'1.111 ;TtyP. sRI V. This may be
proved saiisfictot ily in thoSe who will call at any of
iliesiiires where this invaluable medicine is sold, by
certificates (properly' aut,benticated) ()reams perform
ed on individuals - vilm had lost all hopes ofrelief -'
certificates of Physicians whir had the most severe
cases under treatment, their patients having taken the
medicine by t be i radvice and been clued—certificates
from the Ploilionotary;Cleik of Orphans' Court, No.
tary, &c.. stating their aOqiaintance with persrint i of
respectability and standing' who having the good of
11,mr fellowmen at heart, have voluntarily come for
watl and given a statement oftheir case and its cure.
foc.publication, &e. The number of these certi
ficates being too great for newspaper publication, the
sith:criber has deemed it advisable to have a copy of
the nowt important ceri.fici , es properly authentica
teA, under seal, to be piaci if at the stores of agents,
who have the inediciii (fur sale, w here persons affix !
led with I..ternfula a a K . iy t evil White swelling,
Chronic Rheuciatisrt 'lLdt r. Mercurial diseases.
Ernolicrls of the lon, ( orb I of long standing or in
civicnt CollslllliptitM, PK'S fiend-neliedte, .k.c,may
have an' opportunity of ascertaining the namesand
resi,lennes of thorn who have been cured by its use,
wits will be willing, if called upon, to give,every
irifi'irrint um required.
As a more general evidence that this is no' quack
!mlti:Me. I would refer to: the noines.of the follow
ing well known phykieinina, who have attested to its
etiicacy:—Dr. J. P. !nester; Dr.. G. Birch, Dr. Jno.
o l io, Dr. 11.11. Atuhlenberg, Dr. d Giber.
Sold wholesale and Retaiist the drug and Chidini
cal Store'of
EA. Lae'WOLTZ, ottsvlllei
.B.AL J. Falls„ Minetovill ITugh Kinsloy,
Port Carb,mi ; li nryVoute.'Orwigsburg..
J nr. ry Yl, . 4—r;
NOTICE: . -.• -
rir . irgnne indebted t:4 the sithstraber, are reques
:lted to make immediate phyment,and all those hav
ing; clams,. will present theui for settlement, the Feb
..u_riber being anxious to tlose'llp his old busineSs, a.
Julyl9, possible. -;'
../QIIN IWO!.
BIM
It cannot Denied
( For Truth is ?ni . ;;: hty ) that
JOTFUIi NEWS.
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tent Metalc lyopes.
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For the we of Miner, Railways, 4e. far
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ede., or Imported to order' by , . I
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tlytillESE R opes are now Almost 'exclusively used in 1
11 the Collieries, and on the Railways in Great Brit
ian, andlare found to he greatly superior to Hempen
ones, as regards safety, durability and eennonly.i . 1
' The ,'.‘,Paterit Wire Ropes," have proved after three,
years service, to be still to good condition,, where
Hempen, ones; of detildr4ll•2 size I and weight ,; never
lasted Bolger than 9or 10 months; They 'hoot. been -
Vett for almost -every purpose to which flemPen!RoPeli
and chains have been applild. , Mines. Railways,
tleavy' Cranes, Standing l,Rigging,, Window 'Cords;
Lightning Conductr;rs, Signal Halyards, Tiller PRoPe'A
&e. &t. They are made , either 'of Iron ,'or Copper
Wire, and in cases'of mach exp6sure to dampness of
I
Galvanized Wire. I ,
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Testimonials from the most eniinent.Engineers in
England, can . he Shown as to their efficiency, and any
additienal Infomation required respecting the different
descriptions, rind application will be given-by i ,
; ALFRED F. KEMP, 56 Broad st. N. York,
Sore agent for the United States. •
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ALSO, a large nuniliei or Buildings l
and out Lots a
various sizes, on the Navigation tract, lying principally
in the Borough of Pottsville. Apply to I
SAMUEL LEWIS,ItuaI estate art. ent r e•lst.'
July 16 :[ • I 2%—ir
EIS CORY (W POPES,
rill HEIR crimes, muiiders, poisoninrrs, parricides
a Audultcries and fi cests, from ttlt.l'eti, r to
gori: the XVI, -including the histery of the SiiiitS-
Martyrs,'Fathers of .thie Church, l lieligions Orders
Cardinals, imp isit ions.l Schisms, and thA great Re'
formers, with the crimes of Kines,Aaueens,. and Em
perors, by Louis Marie pe Cormenin, translated from
the French. Part ISt y 5 cents—with colored plates
371 els. Just received and fur sale ity • .
. I B. BANNAN,I Agent;
May 15, 20—
MEM
, . GEORGE E. POTTS; .-
IN VITES the attentio6 of purchasers to hig stock o
Fresh Goods just received and now opening at his
Store in Centre et., a fliw doors above the; Pottsville
'Muse, all of which he pvill sell at" the lowest prices
for rash his own ordttis, or in exchange for country
produce.
February 10,• .
. ! 'e.--
REMOVAL.
sp 3 , a
JOSEPH P. SEIDERS,
I. A removedl
'sileTcn next xt door to n roni )v g sinreinthe uiliingnccunieanasrn
Store, in Centre street,irottsville. where he'. emit inues
to operat a ins all the vittiaus branches of the Dental
Art ; such as"
Flawing, Faint: ICleatainte and Drawing.
Ile also will insert In th hast manner, einglit teeth, or
whole sets, at reasonald i prices. i -
I.lavltie had a practica experience. of many years. he
feels confident of eivitia satisiattion to all . who may
favor hint with their vu Wm. - , !!
..
3
• ,f '
. .
I{Ein.OVED.
MOSER 6r.. KUEBLER., -
,
"HAVE removed from their Old stan to Celt
" I tre Street, to the stand formerly occupied by
tlit Messrs. Reber, tit the Corner of Norwegian
and Rail Road streets, where they will expose for
sale daily, -
ALL THE VARIETIES' OF MEATS.
Beef Veal Lamb Mii(ton Pork , HaMY ' PI ud Lard
1
at the lowest market ;prices. . 1 1 .
Call and, see themli 1 I
.:.
• March 15, 1845. then
1 ll— -
'to, Paper Makcire; Steam
dors. and others
To Dicrai Bleac
Engine B
. .
•
. - PASCAL IRON WORKS. . I
•
WELDED WROUGHT 111.0 N !PUBES
~
From 4 inches to : kn calibre and 2to 12 feet long,
capable of sustaining pressure from 400 tO 2500 lbs.
.per square, inch, with Stop ,:;....eks, l',. I:, and
other fixtures to suit, fitting togmher, Willi screw
Joints, suitable for STEAM, WATER, G PS. and for
LOCOMOTIVE and.other STEAM BOILER FLuid
.. .
. ;
Blantifactlired and •for gale. by
MORRIS, TNSILER :& MO:
Warehonee S. E. s'oiper of Third & Wahl
PMLADELPHIA.
July 11,
DOWNEY. & F °ern'
ARE constantly rectivine from New York: and arc of
fering at their store:in Morris' Addition to Pottsville,
Coff•ee. Sugar, Tea. MOlasses, liama , Shoulders, Mess
'Pork, Fish. Salt. Cheese, Oil. Candles, Soap, {Liquors,
Fruit, Tobacco, Baled Day, Feed, &c. &r.. Allrif which
they offer, at city wholesale prices, freight!o* added.
bitty 24th 21—
3 , Boxes Sterine, Candles
27-
.
Jul) 5,
BOICS brown anO.yelinvor SOAP, fror dale at
U • DOWNEY & 'FOCHT'S
'tune 11,
MACKEREL in bill. and hair bbls. Jost received
and for sale at DOWNEY & ROCUT'S.
June 11, i 21-
I%,fINERB' OIL, just received at the sto e or
DOWNEY .&
May VIII, ' 2I
L IQUORS, Ciu, hiskey, Brandy - A. in MIL, at
• - DOWNEY & FOCHT'S,
21—
May L'lth,
R OPE of all descriptiong by the coil or pound, at
I DOWNEY & EOCIPI"S
j
9
May Pith,
T MUER 10,000fectASeasohodWhite Plan Boards and
,J_lPlank, and 115 Bundles of Shingles Jinn received and
for sale. 4). . DOWNEY & FOCHT'S.
May 31. - .1 22
150.KceregM'reinafetoant Blasting Powder„ just
DOWNEY &fOCLIT'S.
1, •
Augur' 30
UPBRIOR SGAR CUREDHAMS.—
C 3 \Varranted a cbOica'ariiclo, fur sal by
. jund2B, 26.. " T:fic J."IMATTY:.
Ul LEO ANT WHIP
124 ceived a few adv."
Riding Wliips and D
dit•*o Whips. all of whi ,
Aug.. .
subscriber
mounted Bulkey W,
g Whips—Also, a fe
ch WM be sold orate
It B. BANN
THE MINERS' JOURNAL •
MEDICINES.
DR. 'LEIDY'S ,
sarsaparilla Blood Pills.
Miff: ONLY PILLs in existence containing Saisapa
rilla in their composition.
They purify the Blood and Fluids of the body, ana
cleanse the Stoinaill'and fldwels from all noxious sub
stances that produee disease:
They are compoSed entirely of vegetable Extracts,
(free from nierttiFy and minerals) which make them
the safest, best, and most efficacious of any other pills in
existence.
&sera:thousand certificates of their efficacy have here
tofore been publiSheil, and their.sales are funreasiog
annually by thousands. liars than One Million boxes
have already been sold since their introductiOn.
(` - ..,1f.01?.8 THAN 106,000 BOXES -
'tare been sold in . Philadelphia alone, the past. rear;
thus showing that in the place where they are mantiffic
tared they have a, reputation, 'greater than any ether
hich arises froth the fact that Da. LEIDY islcell
known at honte ; as a regular Physician, and his pills are ,
consequently employed with greater confidence titan
any other; in addition to their own efficacy.
Quality and nut quantity is a valuable attribute be
longing to them; one box doing more good than two to
four of others.
Be advised, thc,refore, when ne essity requires to
take none other than
Dlt. LEIDY'S BLOOD .PILL'S.
• .
Try them! (thei eirst but 25 cents a box.) Try them: -
So well satisfied will you be of their-good effects, you
will never take any others. - After you. have tried all
other kinds, then try Dr. Leidy's Blood the differ
mice will soon be idiscovered. No change of diet no re
straint front occupation, or fear of catching. cold need
be apprehended; 'young and oldmay take them with e
qual safety. . I
efi,Princi , lal Office and Depot, Di. Leidy ' s Health
Emporium North SECOND street, near VINE,
(1,(21i of the Golden Ilalland Serpents) Philadelphia.
Also, by Klett Co., I,Vetherill. &Cm, W.llyott
Sons; A. 8. &E.Roberts& Co., width) , Druggists ge
many.
Also by P. Penni and J. Dickson, Easton, .1. P. Long,
Laneaster, and most respeciabh! Druggists and Store..
keetlers in the United States.
Also at J. O. BROWN'S (tate W. T. Epting's) Drug
Store, Centre street, Pottsville.
May 18. -
.;. • • 20:—
~ . . .
Fourteen Valuable. Article..
I. BRENNEICS VERNIIREdra cerium cure for
. ~.
worms—safe and ve'rutu
bant to take.' ' .
2. GIBSONIi ExTnAcruit; Whirl' removes Gretke
of all. kirrls, Rry•Paints, Tar ; Varnish and Wax from
carf;ets,or from clozhini, without injuring the'colOr
or the,cluth.-. • . : . ' '-
3. 1.1)N I.)0:4 FLY P.;4-En - -the best thing !inmicri for
killin g flies and tattfquetoes. . - ..
... ..
4. A Certain Destroyeeof - Rats.,.Mie - e, Roaches,
-and Ants'and ancther,M Bed. Brigs.
67GOIN's Si-Ecnite for Spur Stoitach;:lreart
Bum ancei,Valer Brash, by one 'who-has sutrured
thirteen years before he discovered - the cure..
G. Dn. STEVEN'S GREEN OINT3IEN'i for the ' Piles.
It has never failed to cure. ' ..
7. IlnitrosoN's 'rt. - rms. ‘Vnsti.
. .
,
8. Diu:lto:o's INDFLIBI.F.INK.,—IViIIiCuI. a ti
9. TIME COMPOUND CONFECTION'OF Firs—jtpv
the medicine fer children and women, it is io pleas
ant to take.
•
10. BUBO'S ' VEGETABLE ANT/BILIOUS PILLS.
11. GUNN'S ESIaLIENT WATER-PROOF PASTE . , for
[farness, Boots, a.e. It softens the lead/eq . : lllJ keeps
out the water.
124 Poor[ NAN'S :STIIENGTIIENINd PLASTERe
'l3: j.Clis9`;• . S MixTvei.E, which CUTCS
lie worst Diarrl.ce in a few 'hours.
14. JACKSON'S DrsENTEnV AIIITURE. a eertq
... .. .
and eueetly enre for Dysentery nnd•Sutntner Com
!Anita. . .
.The. above valeahlearticles are wholesale and ye
tail, by GUNN, No, 1 SnikthlVth sfrert.Phila
ddphin,—w,bLreStorekeepers and others will he sou
plicd With, pure African Cayenne Pepper, :Arnica
Flowers, brugs, generally, Faints, Oils, Glass and
varoishes, at the lowest prices. Terms poly cash.
inr Cut out the 'advertisement, and ,bring it With
yell. • •
Philada.,July• 12th,
'FEVER AND
11)00's! AND 10,000'è ! ! .• •
ARE now suffering under that Bane of Life, rover
antrAgne,or Billions Intermittent revert—' Raw
and's Inintovcd Tdnic lidixtnie.' is universally ac
knowledged, by.the disintere sled, to be the- Great Na
tional Itemedy-the only warranted, safe,sure and
cure—that never has - failed, when properly used,
to erallictite the disease and also its iirimediate causes,
restoring the natural feelings and elasticity of the con
stitution in a manner ttlat•nothing else will. ,
1.5-Therefore;procure at once this long-tried , old 'fa
vorite and starling remedy . , now called RitwatoP.s lm
&rived. Tonic inixturepriitected againsj.'connterleit
ers, by the written signature of the original inVentor,
Joon .g• ItOW ANII, over the mouth of every bottle, and
which may, fbr a certatnty,•be obtained genuine in
Pottsville, of JOHN S. C. MARTIN,
1 . - JO H N. R. ROWAND, M. I).,
Proprietor- f st., Ph Hada .
August 16,• • ,
• ..
• MARSH'S SUPERIOR. PATENT
T RITS S . 1 0
(-7A- •
‘ 1 ) :
A E. ' ' f), •
Dr. Joseph ll,Vhite%tero
. Support •s.
' A supply' of the above articles, just receive(
and for sale, at the manufacturers prices, by
JOIE': S. C. Al ARTIN,
Druggist
44--
October `-)fq,
DIt.FOUNTAI — ;;;E'R CIIINESF. HAIR ETUDICA
TOIL—Which removes Superfluous Hair 'from the
Fa, e .1;1!4 . 1:, forehead, &c. For sale at :11ARTNI'
Drug Store. ! March 15, 111
SOLOMON MUI H
Cabinet rvtaker, Undertaker, '&e.
T"subictiber' announeCs to the public that he
has commenced the above 'merilioned business
i n the borottith - of. Potts : l4llc immediately back of
the PcnnsyliMiii Hall, where he will constantly keep
nn hand an ,wnrtment of
RE.U)Y MADE COFFINS
Ceibrnet Ware 4-c.. manuraetzre'd of the best
materials in the most durable manner, at very low
QM
Ile also will manufacture all kinds of Furniture,
&'c., to order at the shortest notice.
'Funerals waited on and Hearses supplied, &c.
He therefore solicits a part of the pnblie patronage
which he will endeavor tomcat by prompt attention
nibusiness. Give as a trial.
IC=
WASHINGTON HALL,
t • • S'CIIUYLKILL HAVEN;
THE subscriber liereby gives notice to the
citizens of Schuilkill connty, unit the travell.-
inttcommunity,that he has taken the above
mentioned !tole!, formerly kept by Mr. KautTman,
which he has refitted up 'in an excellent style; [lir the
accommodation of all.those who feel disposed to pat-.
eunice him. ' Ills table will be supplied with all the del
icacies of OM seasop.and the charges will be moderate.
Obliging and attentrve servants and ostlers will al
ways he ready to Uttend to the wants of visitors. and
his stabling is amply snfficient to accommodate any
number of horses and vehicles.
r- A few Boarders can be accommodated on relson
able terms. 1 • SAMUEL SEAM
' April It:, 15-Gino
: :IS.
ut Street;
Regwval & New Goode.
JOSEPH .110RqAN, •
ESPEefFULLY informs the Public. that lie has
liftemoved his Store to; the New Store room,' in the
stone Moose Of Mrs Phillips, with a locust tree In, front
Mile door. and nest:house above ;Mr. Thompson's
corner, oppOsite Messrs Pollock's Store.: And has
just Received a new assortinent of Spring Goods which
will be sold at the lowest cash prices. In addition to his
fancy dry mends 6ctriming.s lie has received, mid will,
keep on hand IL general assortment of logliorn, braid,
Gimp, Straw., S. fancyllonnets, at the lowest pikes.
Pottsville March 221515, 12—
..
FFRESHFIGS. — A few drums fresh Figs. ale
Lemons, Oranges, and Raisins just received, and
for sale by JOHN S. C. MARTIN.
Jan. 18. 3845-
11\TEW YORK Dried Plums and Peaches, for
f sale by T. &
May 3d, 18—
Fishing Tackle.
f
LIST received and for sate a good assortmen
110 of Fishing Tackld to which he invites the at
tention of the angler and all others.
March 22,
11 - 11 i ASINS.--In varter boxes, selected for fami-
IlLly use; for ale cheap at
• • l JOHN S. C. MARTIN'S,
= Confectionary & Drug Store.
Motto Seals. .
A - New and beautiful article In sheets, just received
Si and for sale by B. BANNAN, Ag't.
Feb.`, ft• '
•
. • . BENJAMIN'S AREIIITECT. • .
On Practical House Carpenter. illustrated by 64 en
. !ravings. for the. use of Carpenters and Buildors
last edition of 1843, just received and for ale by
• Aug. 24 . —34 ,B. BANNAN, Agent
•
Dominoes : •
•
OF the beet quality, a large assortment. ranging In
price front 25 cents, to 2$ por box, just received
and Mr shin, wholesale and retail. by
BMW; BANNAN,
30
as just re—
Japs. Also,
w neat La
, lowest rash
34.
Egy 17,
'THE ' CHEAPEST PASSA.HE :AGENCY I.IN THE
UNITED STATES.
. ,
' Joseph 31101turralls
Splendid Line of Londonand Lieerpool Pada%
s •
~/i.tRANGEM.ENTS FOR 11845.
Old ptablished. assage [ollllpe.
190 Pine Street, Cdr. of South, N. E
-1‘
. .
. . .
.
THE subscriber begs leave-to call the attention n,
•••
his friends and the public in general, to the follow
ing, arrangements for the year 1515, and for the purpose
of bringing out Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage
Passengers, by the following- = •
Regular Packet Ships to and from * Liverpool.
Ships' NaMes, Captains ; . Dayi of Sailing from
New York.
•
New Ship. Nye, • June 6 Oet. '6 Feb 6
United States, - Britton I' 11 ", IL ',' 11 I
Garlick, • • Skidd)i, , " 26'"i . 2 0- "..26 '
atrirk Hatay, Delano . July 6 Nov. 6 Mar. 6
Waterloo; - • Allen. " Il ". •It ". 11
Roscius i , ' • Eldridge, "26• " 26 '26 -
Independence. ' Allen, - Aug. 6 Dec. 6 AO. 6
Samuel Hicks, Bunker, " 11 7', II- Ir. 11
Siddons, . E. obit, " 26 ", • 26 ". 26
Ashburton, Huttleson, Sept. 6 Jan. 6 Mity 6
Stephen Whitney , Thompson, , . II ." .11 r' 11
Sheridan Pettey:um . . ".26.'t' 26 ." 20
,
Shires Name, , Captains, Days of Sailing from
Nye,LlVerriool,
New Ship . , e July 21 Nov. 21 Star 21
Milted Staies,l Britton, '" 26 .26 '',' 26
Garrick, Skiddy, Aug. 11 pee. 11 A pril,
atrick Henry, , Delano, " - 21" 21 " 21 -
Waterlrm, '.. ' , Allen, . . " 26 rr• 26 . " 26'
11m:rids, , . _Eldridge, Sept. 11 Jan. 11 3fay-11
Independence, Allen, " 21 "21 '" .121
Samuel Hicks; -.• Bunker, - " 26 . " 26 ." 20
tilrldous, ' -E. ebb, Oct. 11 Fell, II Poe 11 -
ASlthurton, ' Hutt leson, " 21 rrs 21 "31
Stephen Whitney, Thompson, " 2liFeb.„2o.l'nsr26
Sheridan : ! Deneyster, Nov. 11 :Bar. 11. Jitlyl 1
In addition to the above Regular Lines, a number of
Splendid Mew York Built 'Transient Shipi,stich as the
Adirondack,' •Sco,tiand,' Russel GloVer,'l'Eetto,r and
'Sea,' will continrm to sail from Liverpool, weekly in
Regular succession, thereby preventing the least pos
sibility. of delay or detention in Liverpool; and for
the accommodation of persons wishing to remit money
. . ,
to their families or friends; I hffve arranged the pay....
ment flinty Draffs . onithe following Banka
Cork' 1 Limerick " , Clotnmel • .
Londonderry, Sligo, - ' Wexford
• Belfast, Waterford Gativay , 1
Armagh,l ' ~Atlildne, , . Merit n
' Kilkenny, O 13alina, j Timlee. : •
:Enniskillenii Monaghan,. YOtighal
-Banbridge, t•- Ballymena ntsonstow n
thlwaniatrick; Cavan, . - Liirran,;
llittliatinan Bandon• •;.• - Ennis , r
!BallyShannon, . Strait:l:9e % Itkilireen ,
Mmagli, , l Mallow', I. Dublin , '
iCootehill, ; 111 hush, • 1 .7
ficotland—The ity Bank of Glasgow ' i
!England—Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Mo. bankers,
London; Messrs. P. W. Byrnes & Co, LiVerpool, k.
'Passengers' con also be engaged front Liverpool, to
„hiladelphla,' Boston aiol Baltimore, by! the Regular
' acket ,ships on application being made personally'
r by letter, [post paid.laddreased to
-. .l'OrlEPll MeiIiTIVRAY, 100 Pine srect,
:corner of South street; New i7ork
' AGIINTS.
_
• •Belij. Hannan, ottnville, a.; Michael Mullen, - Ro"-
rbestor, N. is; Jr.e litigant i rovi , t itice,l 11.- 1. ;, T,
Cough, Albany, N. Y.; Charles O'Hara Toledo,!taltio;
Thomas McQuade, Utica, N. V. -•'. I .
1 also beg leave to assure my friends and the public
in'eeneral, that the. greatest punctuality will,he obser
ved ill the sailing of the above Ships, together with all
others which I may - have, and that ai , :--etOccrt. Will
experience - no delay on their arrival nt the different
torts where i hey mean to embark.
'., P. S.—Free Passage can also he secured from the.
vcrions Ports -in Deland and Scotland.' from }which
Steamers Tllnt.n.,Liverpool .•
, .. .- BENJ. lidINNANiot tsville,
. ' sole Agentforthe State of Pehnsylvania
February I, _ -._. _ ._____
InE
•
NEW GOODS. !-
TOSEPH MORGAN, has Just received a naw assort
el nicht, nr Goods,- among which are splendid new
style Prints. Fdk Embroidered Nett Jearfs„ Brussels
Net 21 yards wide for Shawls, Thihei not Silk rihawls.
Lisle and I.shburton Lace, a very superior arOcle of ;
Stripe Jtiyinett Muslin, Thread Lare,Jaconet Inserting . ,
Arr . . variety of other fancy goods, all of 'which will be
sold at the 10w.,,t ca.,h prices..
"
Pottsvill July 13 _ • 23
REPETF ELL Y annonnces to the Pahlie, that he•
has takeh the Establishment known las tirei' Potts
ville Iron Works, on Norwegian street., where he is
ptepared to Id all kings of Stearn Edeines.. manu
facture Rail RnairCars, and Machinery of almost every
Oserintion,at the shortest notice, and On the mail rear,
simahle terms. •
e. Per:mini from abroad, in want Of Sten m Famines,
lyill find it to their advantage to give hint a call berme
- engaging elsewhere. May 11
Flour As' reed ilissinea s.
rr HE subscriber respeetthilv announces to the pub
lic, that he has associated Mr. Nat ham Evans with
him to emulneting a general Flour and Feed flesiness,
tinder the tirm of R1P1,711 & EVANS. at the sitinheast
corner of Rail "toad and Norwegian streets. in the lin
rongh of Pottsville. where they will always keep-on
hand, a large end good assortment of
Flour. Feed,
hay he thehale.' &r., Are.
All of whirl' will he sold at the very lowest rates . —
They eindidently solicit the patronage of the nubile,
helieving that all thrice who deal with them, wilt tind t
it: to their mutual advantage.
July 10, • RUCfI Sci EVANS..
TITST received at the York store a large and genera
a,stirtinent of Hollow Ware consisting of S 6, .1, :2
and I gallon pots Skillets, Boilers, &c., which
be sold wholesale or retail at the lowest cash
lirices. Also waggon boxes of, all sizes. Cedar -wire
styli as tubs. hot:kids. &r.
Jan. 12,1815, 2.-- EDWARD YARDLEY.
•
WHIT'S.—For ' ! sale at MARTIN'S Drug
tore-an assortment of Gig, Sulky, rk,nd
Carriage Whips.
March 22
TEAM SYRUP MOLASSES.—Stewart'
k 7 New York Steam Syrup Molasses, a N..gry su—
perior article, for sale by
T. & J. BEATTY.
bee Cream.
rpm Subscriber having retitled Isis Ice Crearn
no prepared to -.furnish his lee
every day and evening during the.week—alsnl Parties,
and private families supplied at the shortest notice.
JOHN S. C: MARTIN,
,
TEST. received at Ithe, York Store a large and general
assortment of Rolled, square, flat, and Round Bar
ron of all sizes. also pammered square iron from I
inch to 2,1, rail road Movies. Sledees and Hammers,
sCrow bars, Slit rods for horse shoes,Juniata nail rods!
Band Iron, &e.,&.; alio Spikes and Nails, MOO 1
va
riety. EDWARD, YARDLEY.
Jan. 4, 1843. I-
.Sorap. Books 8i Port Folios. s'
C!, CRAP Books and Port Feline very cheap, jest open-
Oed . and for sale by i B. BANNAN
June 7th 23
CIO %E o 'S Sr4ool f f 7 r the te Flute.ioin
Contalninz each new'and complete Instroctions, t -
gether with about 150 nieces of,llftfsir. price. , so' cents
each, jiist received and for sale B. BANNAN
June 29 '
Boaiding.'
TIIF. Subscriber has recently opened. a homding
IMnse in Market strent.•Potissille.a4wili he
plc-Ted to have a number of respectable boarders
Good accommodation will be furnished on reason
able terms. -Alio transient Boarders accommodated
on reasonable terms.
ELIZA ITAUGITAIVOUT.
Pdttsville May 3d 118-4
ICE CREAM' SALOON.
GE Ar'SLE INT HE HR,
lIAVE repaired and refitted their elegant liie'Creara
Saloons, In Centre street, just below Maltantan
gn street, and are prepared to serve up ICE , CREAM.
Peach, [line Apple. Lemon, Strawberry, Vanilla. &c.
at all hours. Ice Creams furnished to parties, at the
shortest notice.
June 11,
• Music ! Musics,'
BOSTON ACADEMY'S Collection nf.Chnrch blusic,
Eyer's Union Choral Harmony of Sacred Music,
The Harmonist,
Hickok & Fleming's Evancelical ftusii,
Wyeth's Repository of sacred Music,
Just received and for sale by
Nov. 30 48- BANN AN, Ag't
J. S. C: MARTIN'S
. 12
. APOTHECARY. STORE.'
THE subscriber offers fob sale a well se
e cted and genuine assortment of
. DRUGS mufficii4 Es lAc
11r:;
j
consisting of Chemicals, Medicines, Perla
•• mery, Window Glasses, Patent Medicines
Drugs, Paints, Dye-StniTsi Oils, and Varnishes, Pain
Brushes, &c.. Which he is disposed to sell at a smal
advance, and raspectNily solicits a share of the patron
age ofthe
Physicians prescriptions carefully compofinded..
JOHN S. C. 51.911T1N
March 16, 49-!.
• THOMSONIAN MEDICINES
A GENERAL assortment kept constantly on 'mid
-E lIIIIOLTZ & SANDERSON' S •
;July 42
New Drug Store, Pottsville.
. I
POT I'SVILLE IRON WORKS
~II.cGINNIS,
E.,: W
Hollow Ware
May 33,
Dray 31,
Iron! Iron !'t
PAILA - DELPHIA.
WILLIAM E. '
.BROWN,' & CO.,
VITROLESALE DRY GOOD DEALERS.
No. 20: North Fourth atreet,:rizilada.
•
HAVE a large Stock comprising a seneral variety of
AMERICAN and FOREIGN Dill GOODS.
They regularly attend the .eluetion Sales, at \ which
they can frequently purchase many seasonahle descrip
tions of Goods; much below the regular prices %and
Which they will sell at a scull/ advance.
They rec Ave many goods direct fromManuractuierse
and will also be- receiving the newest styles sf Fox-
EION Goons as soon as they are in theivarket, im- -
portations both hire and In'New York
Their exertions will-be directed to keeping constant
ly, a'very superior assortment of the moat desirable
Staple- and Fancy-Goods, which they intend to offer to
Country Merchants on the most favorable terms, and
'at the lowest prices they- can be found at in the city of.
Philadelphia, and, respectfully invite. them to examine
for themselves. .
Their stuck consists 'titian of the following:
Cloths,l Cassimeres, Sattinefts, Jeans, Plaided and
Striped Jeans, [a new article,] Flannels, Kerseys,
Linse.ys,lted Padding, Canvas Padding, Beaver
teens, Velveteens, Velvet Cords, Alpaca Lustres
• Vistinas, Cravats, Stocks, Mousse., de Lairs,
Gingliarus„ Lawns,. , Insh , Linerni, Russia
Sheeting and Russia Diape r..
Goods for Sumnier Wear. New Styleanis , Figured
Linen Drillings, Plain Brown Linen Crape Gant
broons, Corded, Plaided and striped Ditto, [new
gOodsj Plaided and striped Kremlins, [new
goods,] Nankeens, Extra Heavy Cottonades,
Summer Cloths, DeliiinS, Mexican 'Mixtures,
. IBlue and Fancy Coloured Drillings, Satin
• j Jetins, Fancy Single Millgd Casalmeres,
Coat Gingham>, &c.
Brown and Bleached Muslins, Cher ks,Tlckings, Brown
Drillings,' Canton Flannel, Plain While', Camliries,
Checked and striped ditto, Lace Canibricks,
nets, Book Muslin, Mul and Swliss ditto, Lace
Goods in variety, Coloured Callibricks; Hosie
ry, Groves, "Thread, Buttons', and a full as
; 'sortment of Trimmings, &c. , :
PRINTS-LA very extensive assortinent, to which
new Styles are added asthi come froin the Manufac- -
o -
Duero:. , 1 : 11
Philaila., March I,
J. HARRADEN: • • :
FORWARDING AND COMMISSIDN MERCHANT,
.
Pine . street Wharf, ;•.elinylkilt., Philadelphia:
RESPECTFULLY informs his frieMls and the :Mer
chants of Schuylkill, Berhs and the adjoining roun
dest' that he is now prepaired to remiive and forward
Meichandtie of every' description li. - Canal to Port
Carbon . , Pottsville, Reading and the intermediate places
in good coverd Boats, at rates fronti - 60 to 100 per cent
lower than by Rail Road. ' 1
The snbserth'er will ship goods ati a lower freight
than they can he.carred from the Delaivare ftont, with
these advantages to the Captains, the:shipping charges
are less the expense of Tonage is saved, and no ileten
thin of the goods, so that Merchants may depend on re
ceiving them - in all despatch as Boats will, leave his
‘Vharves Daily.
No additional charges for commission, storage, re
ceiving of deliverinereight at any of the landings on
the line.. ' I
• Miirchandize for Reading will be depvered lrom tife
Bo is to the Merchants More,
Bo /
.lidadelphia Mdrcd 22 le'2s. - i , : 12--farib
_
BURDEN 'S PATENT HORSE SHOES
. MADE OF THE best t.tlitted Ainerican
Irtni, for eale at about the, .aine prices of the
.- , Iron in bar, bein2 ; :t saviii; of altinit Inn per
• . '
,cent. to the purchaser. 411 shoes sold, or
• waminted. and if not satisfactory, .can lie
• returilOd and the money vill be refunded.
•0
GRAY & intoriliEn, 42 Wa nut.at., Philada.
June EC
.
PURE WHITE ,LEAD.
•
litother,
No 65 north Front street
INlPhiladelPhia:.have now a tiodd supply of theii
warrttipted pure white lead, and thdse customers whc
have-been. sparingly sn ['plied in eti'lisequt.nee of a run
ihoarticle,on shall now have their orders 'filled. •
No known substance possesses ithose perservative
and beautifying properties so desirable in a paint, to
el
an equal extent with untidulterat white lend; hence
any admixture 6f other materia s only mars' its
value. It has therefore been thel steady aim of the
manufactures, for many
- years, to 'Slippty to the public
a perfectly pure white lead, ant t the uticeakinvie
mand fur the article, is proof that it has met- with fa
vor. It is invariably branded on clue he aq—WKI'II
e_.,ERILL 4.t. B1:0 1 111 , :lt.tin fulld and on the other,
- WARRANTED PURE— 01 in i red letters
breather 19,'`
A 111 MN N.
MILITARY . STORE
Wall: subscriber would, respectfully 'inform bis
A.- friends and custoinersAliat be ha. locate - IL his
hlililarrj sCap Afar factory
in Third Street, No. 95, a few 'doors below 'Race,'
where ; he would be pleased to s4e his old co:set - otters
and as many new ones as are di. posed to favour him
with their eustOmi lie atilltiontinues-to manufacture
Military and Sportinen's articles 'of every description,
such as leather, Cloth, Felt. Silt and_Beitver Dress
Caps, of all patterns; Forage Cat s; lioleters lor troop
Body do ; Cartouch Boxes. diayot c ibbards, word
Belts, of all kinds; Canteens; napsacks, tHierenr
patterns: Fire Buckets, Pasting Boxes, Tube
Brush and Picker's Plumes,- Puutpoons Firemen's
Caps. Leather. Stocks, (inn C .11+S. superior quality
Shot Bags. Came Bags, Drums.ike.,&e.
itTOrdore thankfully rcceiv'd aid promptly .at
eltdci to„ ' WILLIAM 1:-RESSMAN,
No. 101 Northi awl:Arcot, r. few doors belpp; Rae
Philadelphia,January 13, ITO ",
E. • A. HATHAWAY & Co.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
..IVgg 23 North iVharrca, foot-of 'lrch et., Philaildp4ia .
T HAVE received on corQignmerit and oiler for sale a
.the lowest cash prices—
-50 bales 1.4 sort eastern hops ;
2000 galls rail and winter pTzti'd whale oil";
1000 do do dp black list; oil,
des painted,pails ; I •
100 lioxes'lst quality sPerni candles ;
150 do Mould tallow candles,
200 do yellow soap ;
50 do No. 1 chocolate ;
100 do Luhec (sralegl) . lgerting ;
100 do do Ni. 1 !do
100 Mils. ackerel. Nos. 1,12 and." . 3
50 do Halirnx Salmon ;1 •
50 do gibb'd Herring ;
25 do pickled codtish';
40 do Cranberries;
50 tubs Goshen butter ; I
40110 !lbs. Herkimer county: cheese;
10.000 do dry codfish;
5000 do hake fish, (in &elms)
• 30410 do, Manilla cordage.!
Philatla., Jan. 11,
ECM
- Philadelphia, Reading & Potts
- Tide .Rail Road.
•
pa :
Redudion of Freight Merchundize.
ON AND AFTER Monday neat , June Walt, • MI,
Goods will he 6.l . w:wad-lilt' despatch nt the fol
lowing rates of Freight, bet lien Reading and the
points below stated,per ton of '2900 lbs. s
~ .. 13' el weer Between
Beading Reading
and and
: • .
l , • . Phila. Pottsuille:
Plaster, slate, tiles, 4-c. . . $1 10 ' 75 Chi
Pig Iron, blooms, timber,l I
marble, i osin, tar, pitch, ‘• .20
land grindstones,
Nails 4- spikes, bar iron, -
castings,lead.turpentine
, bark; raw tobacco, salt, ' 1 90
provisions.potatoes, lum ,
ber,stoves, 4-c., J ,
Hour per barrel,
Wheat, corn, rye, clover i
' seed, 4- salt per bushel,
Groceries, hardware,steel,"l , '
copper, tut, brass, do-
most iclicinors,Machinc-
.ry, butter and. eggs, i 10 1 35
,
cheese, lard and tallow,'
I
• , oil, wool, cotton, leather j ,
raw hides, paints, nye.
ters, hemp, and cordage. J -j, I
Dry Goods, drugs 4- mcill-1 . , . 1
Claes, foreign' liquors,
wines, glass, paper,fresh • .2 60 170
fish, meat, confectiona
ry,
books 4- f. , larmnary. • . .
,
No additional charges for ,cornurission, - storage," or.
receiving or delivering freight at any of the Compa
ny's Dr-lots on the line.
' July 15, 1843 • ' ,
H. CRESISANG,
Cabinet }haler,
HAS iemoved from - hts old stand, to the Ware room
on the North . East Corer of Mahantango and
Union Streets, where he has constantly on band, a
general assortment of Cabinet ware of the mist mo
dern styles and approved finish. French and high post
Mahogany Bed Steads, Mahogany Chairs and Rocking
Chairs, also Maple Cane seat chairs and Rocking Charts
),Vidsor Chairs, sofas, Settee &c. &c. Al! the Varieties
of Cabinet ware made to ord,r at' the shortest Notice,
and in the hest style at Philadelphia prici!g.
If. GRESSANG acknowiCdgee the liberal support
With which the public have, (favoured him heretofore;
and will labour on his part to merit a continuance 'of,
their favor - April tath,l , :17—
•
'Dit. BECKER'S YE SALVE
Afresh supply of Dr. Decker's Eye Salve, a sur
remedy for sore and-inflamed eyes, Just it e eive
and for sale at IBIARTES'S Prugs Store.
August 17 33 '
THE undersigned having been appoin
ted Agent b Messrs. A H. Gale &Co.,
,
of New Yorli, offers for sale their tt•
I '0- perlor Grand Action Pianos at the
Manufacturers prices, i T. .1 BEATTY.
June 29th. • • 213'
From tha Cabinet.
AMATEUR PARORTG,
To TII4 EDITOR :—lf you
,t1414‘. tho following
ohameations worth it, you can iye them a place
in your paper, which you publi44et only for the
meredian of Philadelphia, but SO for the humble
cottager among our mountains 'ph° has to earn
his breadhy the sweat of his , litow, and who ea-
gerly seeks in it what is really li
CiCful, and I must •
say, often finds it, tho Ugh we i l e6times meet the
effusionc•of gentlemen, who ita:;Afilled their pur
ses
by mercantile speculations, 101 . 51 then retreat to
agricultuVe for the benefit of thk health, They •
tell us of their
.operations, whi4ima'y have turn- • r
ed out like that of the Ixditin 3 . - e.:gun, which cost '
more than it came to. With ileasure we see in 1
the June number of the Cabi4i, : . , that the Phila
d n elphia AgriCultural Society O passed that ye-.
ry judicious resolution, that the applicants for the
premium for the hes'''. farm, mUsinhswer questions .
as respects expenditures and 141: its. A ,strict ac
count current, showing a:balariertjof profit, would
' be an interesting document foiltdr" practical n fMln
cr. The wealthy gentlemen tvg? follow agricul
ture more for pleasure than
~tetnij p rofit, ought to
Eel
EEO
EMI
100 '
16 cts. 11 cts
0211
OM
SO -
Piaiios.
stand on higher ground, th;apcmeitly to tell tie
how' =My sugar beets they'et;iii, raise t we want
to know, whether they • raise ihrm to profit. Let
them be liberal in making experjUients, which their
money enablee them to do; Col oxautple-.Lon tho
. -
influence of electricity on i ? gr i :t:liiture, and let
them give us a minuteileiaik r - eport of their pro—
ceedings, then the'y will coilfir,jt real benefit to
their brother fainters.
Another matter of regretis,thnt so many, wealthy
men cling to the large cities, i'etittlating in stocks,
shaving notes, &c., instead elliiiemoting agricul
ture with liber'ality, like men iat Wealth in England
do ; we , would not then have: t•e4n obliged to look
to that country, with all itai Vimpous names of
pedigree, in its genealogicall4llbook, &c., to irn- •
prove our.breed of cattle. •
:•: 1 ! ..
a •
It is new a fact known' afery practical farm
er, that-if otir domestic breed :Were so well nur
ied and cross-breeded and thing dono to de
velope the organs that prod i4 elmilk; they would
be as good as the English 6teed. Many_fanners
from tho interior, who have•oaid enormous prices
for Durhatrior Devonsbire (..4fie, now find that
being, reduced to the same trea f toent as our domes- '
tic cattle, are no better than We.V.• The farmer be-
ing obliged to barter hie hitt* for store goods to
the country "merchant, at sitielt or eight cents a,
pound, it would be too . e . xkliSk,e to keep addition)
al hands on the farm to curs ind nurse the cat.
tle.• The'bulchcr will itiftNityon that he prefers
for slaughtering, the cattletrA.i the western part
of - New York to the iMporte,fOreed.t
If vAt state is not 50,414,;i5h . to be corrected
by the farmer who operataiY . Omaking profiti, not
by the' wealthy: amateur win 4ierely farms to lay
out his money. -
Bethel,• Pa., du ly
Wit *GUM be well for ouxi3Thitant•farmera to re
member, that many are delicie'ntin skill, or care,
or botivin puffing up. thekilintler. ' If properly
!nonagon. awl brought to Market in first rate or
der, and a tir.t.eate.article, iiiinrer'need be sold in
this market for seven or eig, ,:ents- n it wilt readi
ly command double these Addfs. .Let the farmer
take due care in these mai;.tij rii, and then he will
find the extra price for Itie).lgter will enable him
to nut:se and curry his cows,ll.i4ome profit.—En.
tAll crowing with our, it;',tive stock, and the
Durham, &c., have proved desidedly beneficial,
,both us respects the milkinarfiperties;and in their'
adaptation for the knife't---P j •
GIVING i PECULIAR PiINVOIL TO MgAT.-A
little experience in fattenin4o'r stall feeding ani
mals will demonstrate that utmost any particu'ir
savor may be given to tqe4 - ient, 'by .feeding it
with different kind of sub44es„ If you fatten
beef On pumpkins, you gii - C4C flesh a sweet and
juicy character, and the talli.txvill have a yellow
tinge. Iffed upon apples 'pill have a di ff erent
}laver; anV i ihe tallow_be llglit colored and melt!
easier. Ihi3jan corn gives tbOallow. more Solidity,i
-and white color. .If - you' fid milch ems upon:
turnips:.you can soon. taste in the milk their
„peculiar taste. Sea-fowl *live upon fish, also
have. a peconiziry.fisty t as te; Tart, idges are some
,times'renderd'd poisonous bit . 4tting poison berries..
There is • a variety of duck Willed in the waters of,
- the Chesapeake Bay and tic4ity, catled..Canvas-!
back" Duck, Which aro veiiismiouefor•the pe-.
culiarflavor of their flesh, itvlsieh is caused . by
kind food they get in tho S dAters: This food is
supposed to ba wild celery', Yankee in a
re
cent Buffalo paper, recomerpts-the manufacture of
.CanVasback Ducks' out of flite common duck, by
'feeding them with garden Ory while fattening
There is ho sort of doubt tliat if .this species of
'food be given them for . siie weeks before they'
are killed, they will have kl(e . .;llaVor it,in their
flesh,' and perhaps be..equi4 , tyl or better than the
famous Canva;:bactis above ;alluded to. It is an
experiment very easily. tried, i3O one which will
no doubt be both successful an4profitable.—Mairie
Farmer.'
FOQI) FOIL Co etisbert, the directoi of
the veterir.ary school of Alfggd, England, had'a
number of cows which yielie:a twelve gallons of
milk every , day. fri his publOtion.on the subject,.
he observes that "cows, fed itvSthe winter on dry
substances, give. less milk tsait those which are ,
kept On a green diet, and alstaithat their milk loies
mucl;of its quality. He ppOslied the following
receipe, by the use of which ltij cows afforded hint
an equal quantity and qualifi t 'Uf milk during the•
winter as during the summer. 1 Take a bushel of
potatOes, break them whils4 rilw, place them in a.
barrel standing up, putting Sri successively a lay-.
er of.bran, and n'tmall quantity of yeast in the
middle of the mass, which titli be left thus to fer-. )
ment during a whole week, And, when the vinous
taste has pervaded the whole mixture,it.is then
given to Iher cows, Who'eni:!ir greedily.—Mainc
Cultivator. , I;
' Graycl.on's! rpm;
NE W . edition, revisedOind corrected, and
I hdaptcd to the pie
Cur idle
Price
$4 50, just published and fiot idle by
Jan. 4, 1845. • B.I3ANNAN,'Ag't.
•
- Common Sohoa Speaker. .
k New Collection of Orlginaptlitt Selected Pk cesfor
.t.l_ Reading and Recitation,. One 50 tense, just pub
lished and for sale by BANNAN, Agent.
February 22,
Pocket Books a.ll‘ . Wallets. •
THE.. stibscifber has JuSt . of,e4d the beet stock of
Pocket Books and Wallenii.oVer offered for sale in
this place. Call and esamine Zfoeyourselves. • •
p',,,,BANNAII, Agent
Feb 22,
TTIOLINS, FLUTES-&( sale at MAR
TINS Drug Store, an as''sOrtrnent of Violins'
Flutes, Clarionets, Fifes &c: to,which he incites
the attention of musicians and others.
March 15, ''
ERY "SUPERIOR %GREEN A: BLACK
V, TEA, just received and ttii sale by
T. 4 J. BEATTY. -
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May 3d,
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