WRIT TILE "SCOAB COATS]) INDIAN VEEiTs DLL:
PILLS," SUE DOING IN BOSTON.
• BOSTOrl;Januaty 3d, 1815.
DEAN have no idea of the amount of good
done here by the ."Indian Vegetable Pills," (Btigar
Coated ) midday a respectable &initial came in front
Lowell, and purchased 6 dozen, and stated 'he could
recommend them beyond any medicine 'he ever had,
na his wife had been perfectly cured of rush of blood in
the head, by using them Several bad cases of the In
fluenza have also been cured by them. YOU'S tanly,
p CLADS, V, Writer Street.
To G. Benj'n Smith. M. D.; N. Y. •
P. S. For the truth of the above, I refer ta Hon.
Charles Weil.% President of the Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, Boston. ,
Dealers furnished at the New York College of Health,
179 Greenwich street, New York. •
Sold at 179 Greenwich street; New York, road by
Jont S. C. Martin, Druggist Pottwillo—.l. &J. Rahn, Or.
vigsburg—E. W. Earl, Reading—S. & G. : 4 hollenlier.;er,
Ilamburg—Bast &Sterner, and J. A. & J. IL Falls, Miner,
vine.
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POPUL.Iat ttEMEDIES,.-Tbe most popular remedies of
. the present day, are those which cleanse and purify the
blood, and which aid/known to be innocent in their
'sualittes. Such remedies as Antimony. Mercury, Zinc
and having recource to Bleeding in disease, arenow, it
is Tumid going out of fashion, and Vegetable remedies
wilt be soon the popular medicine. Then Brandreth's
regetaMe Universal Pitts will be used and appreciated.
They are known toact beneficially on every part of the
body ; hying taken up by. the chyle they puss into the
'blood e viMich they purify, and it should he remembered'
CV, theY only remove those parts from the blood which
were_the cause of inflammation of any, kind—Nothing
is egulildo ridding the vitiated humors with a vegetable
• medicirib of this kind, which eighty-four years save
proved hover to do injury, but always good.
s} Remember Druggists are not permiitcd to sell my
Pills—if you purchasebrthem, you will obtain a coun
terfeit. I 11. BRA".IDRETII 31, U.
t Stild at Brandreth's P_rincipal Brdadway
(N,. Y.,)anil by the following authorized agent; in
Schuylkill county ;
re Pottsville, William Mortimer, Jr.—New Castle.
' George Reifstwder—Pert Clinton. J. Itobinhold & Co,
—Schuylkill Raven, Charles iluntringer—and one
aigt. - in every place of importance throughout the world.
•
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The Coat - Trade.
' The quantity this week l,y Rail Road is 20,829 07--by
,
Canal, 9,904 02—total thr the %veer, 30,732 09 toms.
:Treights to Philadeldlt l ia remain The same as last:week.
To Eastern ports, they vary, so much at this season
ol the year, that we cease making any further quota.
dons.
_Freight/ to Philadelphia by Canal $1 00—to Del
aware front sl,ls—toNeW fork. $2 70
'Hy Rail Road from Pottsville 11 40 and from Schuyl
kill Haven 31 30—to Richmond.
Tnnoucou the politeness of the different Collectors
on the Canal and Rail Road, we are enabled to rut nish
. our readers . , with the following weekly state, of the
Coat' Trade, which they can rely upon as correct.
By ,R.AII. ROAD.
!nom goriT: CARBON.
For the week ending on Thursday
evening.6.lsl 19
Per hist Report, .. 160,V3 16
-- 166 ,'..i50 15
. .
rit n m POTT6V I LI'S: )
.rt
For the week ending on Thursday. .
' evening, - . • 1,469 00'
Per last report, 206,952 12
211,921 12
FROM son uvuttt.t. HAVEN.
• 3
..,rthe week ending on 'Thursday
.evening, . 9,559 12
Per 12sr. Report, 367,535 10'
377 121 00
4
PROM PORT CLINTON
For the weekending on ThuriZny
• evening.
. Per lasi Ileport,
Total.
BY CANAL.
FROM PuTTAVILLE AND poIITCADDON
.IF'ut the week eliding on Thursday
_,....evening....- • ' . • '0,172 00
Per last Report, 105,000 16
---160,0t0 03
~1 .
Timm SCHUYLKILL MAVEN
Total up to Thursday noon
i Week ending Novemb- 27,
' Per last report,
' •
, ) • 44,415 !A
FROM VORT CLINTON.
For the week ending on Thuniday
Novembeil 20, q ' "I_Bso 10
i • Per last Report, ' i 49:279 07
t
, --- 51.126 o.ft
Total by Canal
• Do by Rail Road
Totalby Rail Road and Canal
I,EILIGH C0..11, 7'RADE.:
':Desp a tched this season, up to 11th mu. tt2th,
FROM 'MAUCH CHUNK:
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co.
summit
' Room Run
Beaver Meadow R. it & Coal C. '
FROM PENN HAVEN
Bealetoo Coal Company
FROM' , ROCK • PORT.
Bock Mount? Coal Ca
=
1 FROM MAUCH. CHUNK
Lehigh and'
Sumipit Mince"
Ltopuiltun cip
I
Beaver Meadow R. R. and'Cnal Co
161639
i 22 I 3
FRONI,PENN HAVEN
liazleton, Coal Co. - _ _ _ _ .
FROM 'ROCK PORT
13uek Monntain Coal Company,
i WYOMING COAL. TRADE. -
7 , 4 Total ,to Novr. 15' 1845. - 182,745 Tons. ,
PINEGROVE COAL TRADE.
Transportation on'llnion Canal Rail road Dorn 1 to 13,
For•. (Inclusive.) ~
Tons. cwt. qr-.
1.951 9 2
Perlast !Upon, 27,041 14 2 Ton.. cwt qr.
Total, 29,029 4 0
Transportation on;Swatara Rail Road
1,017 R 1
14,690 1 3
Total,
4-1.736 8 0
V. L, CONRAD, Collector.
MEMO
•
NINE HILL AND SCHUYLKILL HAVEN R.ROAD.
The follOw,ing is the amount of Coal transported
over this Road, for the week - ending on Wednesday
Per•laet report,
iTo l tal,
423,440114 5
WILLIAM NEWELL, Collector
. • ! MOUNT CARBoN RAILROAD.
The amount ,of Coat transported over this-ro ad for
the week ending on Thursday evening last, is
5,486 Tons.
211,560 "
Per last Report,
Total,
SEIIUYLKILL VALLEY. RAIL ROAD.
The amount of coal transported, over this road for
the the week ending Setnrday evening - 22, inst.
6,'112
per last report • 118,727•
Tot al
JESSE TURNER, Collector
MILL CREEK RAIL ROAD.
The following, is the amount of Coal transported
ever this road up to Thursday ev'g last: , '
4.00 07: Tons
Per Last Report,
1 Total,
511,8:11 14.
CEO. lIIDESTV, Cnllecinr
Public Auction
-V.,' '[TILL he sold at Public Auction, this <,"after
-
..- noon, Riaturdair Nov. 29,3 at 2 o'clock; -al
the hou•se of Daniel Hill, in the borough of Pcitts
' 'guile, viz':
20 Stoves of various kinds. Clocks; 1. Sofa, .1
German Musical Clock. Pictures in frames, a lot
of Hardware, a variety of. House Furniture, &c.
,Terms cash.
Pottsville, Nov., '29, 49
.
AMERICAN HOTEL;
PHILADELPHiA; , ,
• THli commodious and delightfully lo
_ tated How, situated in Criesnut street ;
r il l ' I ; 4 Philadelphia, directly opposite the State,'
is I . House. henry .Charter, Proprietotr
otrers every inducement to the travelling
public..l It le In the centre of business, his within two
minutes' walk.of the Post (Once, Custom' House, the
arrnhipal Banks and places of amusement ; As in an
airy and delightful location, and the proprietor pledge's
laimselfooderote every attention to his 'aide, and to
have obliging and attentive servants to conduct to the
comforts of his guests. Baths, warm and cold, always
ready, and an assortment of wines of unequalled ex
cellence.'.
Philada. Nov. 2211815,
Elegant Note Paper,
Tl,E!isubscriber has jtiOtOeseived a beauilfol
FiOrlM [ ent of Note Fakes. lie latest arid most
faalrOmilde patterns—among whien is the Victoria.
Ace.. all of w h ich will be sold at the lowest Philadel
phia prices. hy 'beguile° or4eam. ritvekpes ?Li much
of variOtic B. BAIN.NAN,AO.
4f)—
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F :MICH AND ENCLIB:I . MERINOS. ror PIIP by
JOB: MORGAN.
No—
err rte
TEST received lOvonV of-Flat bar RaiL Road Iron.
J 24, s I,of i very superior quality, and will be sold
cheap EDWARD YARDt EY.
INov. 29 -- 48--
DMINISTRwITOR' S NQTICE.
OTICE is hereby given, that letters of, Adrninistra
.L tion have been granted M. the subscriber, by the
Register of Schuylkill county, on the. estate of Mrs.
Wtlhelmina Epting, late of the borough of Pottsville de
ceased. All those indebted to the said estate, are re
quested to make payment and all having claims wig
present them for settlenient.
ELIAS DERR, Adm'r
. -
Nov.•29th G• 45 --3t+
•
Kindness to Animals, My own Story by Mary
'The Little Brunt Girl, : -Bowen, • - 1
Thellemathinnek.abroad, Daily Manna for Christian
Curiosities of Egypt, - Pilgriins,
Lite in Earnest, .. Little Pilgrim's Progress, I
Life of Solomon, - -.. Child's Picture Testament,sl
Proverbs of Solomon. . -Do do Bible, • ,
Reuben Rents first Winter,lThe - Cypress Wreath, ,
Hannah, Mohrs'a Private Jesus the Child's Example,
Devotion, : !- The Great Change,
Hours for Heaven, ' Joy of the Sliepertis,
Dew of !leaven, The Great Secret DiscoVer.
Sacred Song's,. ed, a tale for children '
The Way of life, Moral Tales, b y Maria
Pattern for Sunday School. Edgworth, 5 , , 55
Teachers,. • ! lalother's Lessons, Orr girls
Teacher's Harvest,: and BoY 4 .
All of which arc beautifully bound iti gilt, Suitable
for presents for the yonng - Also,.
Gems from American Poets Robin Hood with 'colored
The Contrast. or modes of Plat,CS, .
Education; ! Robinson Crass,
Thu World'. in ' a Pocket Life and Peta mbulations
Book, . : of a Mouse,
Johnson's Rasselas, i Home, by Miss Sedgwick,
Very Little !Fates, Ist and Strive and Thrive, by Ma
-2d aches, „ • I
' • ry Hewitt,
Clara's Amusements, Hieroglyphic Bible, -
Bancroft's Washington, Duty is Safety, by Mrs.
My Son's Book, -" , . ! Sherwood.
The Boquet of Flowdrs, The Bby's Life of Harrison
The Mullin or Spirit' of Gift for the Holidays,
English Poetry, . . Social Lyrist, With Music,
Moore's Dish Melodies; Stories for Adelaide.
Useful Letter Writer, Warwick's Spare Minutes,
Brown's Concordance, , Self Cultivation; by T. Ed-
Token of Remembrance,. wards,
Token of rrhindstilp,' - Maria, or Confidence In
Token of Love, .• God.
Little Esop,l , •, - . The Fl i pis i r Vase, , •
. c. • .. •
Natural History of Barna, VI. illy• . anbles for Young,
American Joe Milhir, Children,
Parlour Magic, • • New StoriesfOr little 'boys
flowers, their Moral, Poe Da !do .do girls
etry and ratiettager'Y The fortunes of Frauk
Sentiment • had Poetry 7 of Firfield, . .
Flowers, ' . Stories for little, Clara,
Rural Tale's by Hannah The. Settlers in Canada, by
. Moore, i . - 'Capt. alaryritt,
I.etters to aVety young Is. Rate and Liizie, or Fix
dy, ' I _ . • 5 mon th s out of Salmi!,
Annie Sherwood, or sceneslTl - e adventures of Herman
at Sehould . . I Corte4. . . •
Levers and t II Itsha n d g, by Gift for all Season,
T'S. Arthur, I A Present foh.the Voutig, .
Holiday Tares, c,,,,' !Picture of the World..
• '7,os" Together with a variety of ether Juvenile
Works. all of which! are liimutifully bound, and 'Of a
moral charak•ter, suitable to !Ware hi the hands of the
young—all of which will Ire sold at publisher's, cash
.prires. at BANNAN'S Cheap Book' Store.
Nov, 29, . 48—
,
. ' . •
rrilE GONE:MENTAL
.1
ViTRUETOR,
-Or a brief
,
and enropeAcinsive vier ' of .thc government -of the
United Simi?, and of the State Government;, in easy
1,5,,0ng de.l2llFil for the use of schools. by Shnr-
Akl , ILEVISED STATUTES 1W THE UNITE)
STATES, add additional laws to 1511, reduced to ques
tbms and adswers for the ast: of schools and I'3ll6lles,
by Win. K. Wedgwood, just received and for sale at.
, ‘.S:CAN'ti cheap Book store
it;ov.'29.
•
GIS Ifi •
19,t.+02 17
20,52113
, .
ITISTORi' OF THE LATE WAR, By. Charles' J
I/ Ingersoll vol. 1, just received and for Hale by '
IL 13-ANNAN Are:
N0v.:20 i 4 •
i : .
775,417 02
PHI4.II)ELPIII.I CLO I. 7III.VG!
OLD FRANKLIN HALL - CLOTH,IN.G STORE,
1,cf , 1 17
44,570 09
PHILADELPHIA . .
• •
rr Ila-striek conskts of many thousand .garments.
cord:lit:dna a gryat v ariety , of Cloth, Cloaks, Sar.k
and Bti
aairp Overcools: Business, - Dross and. Frock
Coats. to:tMter with a full assortment of Pantaloons
atill,Ve'ste.itf variant. styles and-qualities The goods
of which this large stoci: is Manufactured, were le'onght
by the hale for cosh, which "enables us to sell lower
than any tither ,statotianent in the United States
The best Wtorlitnen are itniployeti, and every-garment
warranted to give sap:Tat:tit - tn. In addition to these
we ha v. :Shirt.:, Suspenders, Cloves, Collars, Drawers,
Scarfs. Crnvats, in racr every garment that ronstitntei
a gentleman's wardrobe. tt - Itt Don't forget the number,
109 Cliesnlit street . ROCKIIILL &
Phil:ilia'. 22d, 1615 • 4 7 :—.2nt0
Nov.(11
•2511.6181 1 1
- 75 4 7 02
a 7- -.•
1.02J.10,.
16
5563
2715'
TOE sule.crihers bare ‘nesta6tly on - band, at the
lowest isles, Iron of all s;7„es, suitable for Infield. ,
fiery purposes, and also for coverina. schutes and for
steam engine belief's, and for coal rars.
MORRIS k JONES.
S. W. corner Sehttyticill and Mirket sts. Phil:111a:
Nor. ISIS.
EIS
ii. 078
Tr.i.r?Ei) Wrough . r. Troh Flue', Suitable for loen.
v V, motives, Marine and other Steam Engine Boilers,
from 2to 5 'inches in drinteter. AI,), Pipes for Gas,
Steam and other purposes; extra for Hy
draulic Presses ; Hollow Pistons for rumpa of Steam
Engines 'Lf.c. Manufactured and for sale by •
MORRIS, TASK' ER & MORRIS,
Warebo'nse S. E. corner 3•1 and Waintiviits.. Philada.
Plulada• Nov. 22d ISIS
23:'S 52
75130
LE
BEM
MEE
To the Constable and Saperrrsors of Wayne
•
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'Tow qsh ip.
pERSON AI. Notice to Supervisor Imhenstein, has
been repeatedly given by the uridersizned. and lie
is now puhlicly pot ifted—that unless the road from the
Manheint township lino, tip Panther Crgek. to .. a boll's
Gap road. is put in prime, repair. before the next term
of Q7mrter Sessions to be held in December next, I
shall cause suit to he brought for damages in delay al.d
difficulty in hauling on said Road.
JOHN M. CROSIiAN D.
Wayne Township. Nny. 2.:2;• P.. 1-15. • 47-
15,107
.1 0
•
Wanted.,
.
A TEACIIER Is wanted to take charge of a school
in the herongh of Pinegroxi% coolly,
who is Capable to barb Ilistory, Geography, Grammar.
Arithmetic, Readiug, Writing. &c. A man.w itfx-a small
family }could he preferred. Good iiifereirces "rerptired.
Application to be made personally to the board of
ritlionl Director's. Sthril,to, conorience"about the list
day of December next.
l'inegrove,.Nov:`2.l,ls.ls
11,901 11 Tons
411,146 00
217,052
N. CLEAVER;-Collector
E.,B2fi 07
CM
Rail Road Iron.
RELIGIOUS AND 0111
'For the
ER JUVENILE BOOKS
Million. •
AT TIIC ' •
C,Or.; of Franklin Plate 4. Chesnut a., °
THE LASIGF.ST STOCK OF CLOTIpNG
IRON ,SIIOIIE.
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA.
11 IC So TICE
lIAAS' •EN.PEcubla NT,
4 rOll TII 1: c
Consumption, , Coughp, Colr sy &c
TO THE PU6LIC::.
N PRESENTING this valuable medicine to the pub- I
Ilic as a, remedy for; Consumption, and Pulmonary'
Diseases in general. I have been actuated solely by the
great souses attending its use in my own immediate
neighhothooll, and a desire to benefit the afflicted, I
shall ',thinly; endeavor to give a brie C statement Of its
usefulness. and tinter myself that its surprising, 011c:i
-cy will enable me to furnish such proofs of its virtues
as trill satisfy the most incredulous, that CON-iU MP
TION may and - CAN BE CURED." if this Medicine- is
resorted to in time. As Consumption, Iviwevete is a
disease which differs much in Ore severity of its symp
rims, arid the rapidity cif its progre,..l. and has long baf
fled the skill of physicians it cannot be supposed that
this or. any other. reMetly is capable of elf siting a
cure in every case and in every stage of the disease;
on the contrary. we inner - expert it to not sormaimes, a
circumstance which wirers daily ,witlrallo he most val
uable remedies we possess, for the must simplo diseas
es The prOprietor submits-the following testimonials
in its favor from citizen.s.of this County, well ,koown
to the public.
Mn. W.. 1: Mits.—Having heen afflicted for the last
thirty years with Consuinlition, and having had the dd
vice of some ofthe most etninentPhysicians,and was ri
ven up as incurable. I was induced to make trial of your
invaluable Expectorant, and am happy to say that 1 am
entirely cured, and ant attending to my daily occupation
as thong!: I had never been afflicted. Previous- to ta
king your EXPECTORANT, 1 could not, if i had been
so disposed. do aifyxhing at my trade.. I hare Since ree.
ommende.il it to several of my friends, and particularly
one case oleo:al sIED CIItirtI:MPTION, and am happy
to state that in evert - instance it had - the ile,frad effect.
Yours respectfully - ; JOSHUA 11AWKINS
Schuylkill Raven, October 1, 1511.,,
• - Scatuvi.irtt.t. 11.tvEs, January 1, 1615.
Mr. W. J Ilass,-1/rar Sir : l i-tracing been afflicted
with a severe pain in 1110! breast, I was induced to try
yoar Expectorant, and after using one hottlo of it, fouiffl
it to relieve me, and I do not beiiitatc in recrimmentiling
ft to the public-4,a kaluable medicine thy Cultic, Coughs
and Afflictions-or the Breast.-
Jam respectfully yours &c., •
r,DwAno RUNTZINGER.
SCHUYLKILL IIsvEN, October 19, 1844.
-1 was taken with a bad cold some time ago, and used
ohs or two bottles of.l.fr Maui Erptrtarant, which re
lieved me much, and shonld 1 have occasion for the
above again, 1 would freely call on Mr. Maas for his in
vnluable Expectorant. DANIEL U. STAGER.
liAvrN, July, 29,1845'.
.Mu: WILLIANJ, lIAAS,—Dnir Sir am happy to
testify to the efficacy of your expectorant, for answer
ing the purpose for which it was intended, that of re
lieving Coughs, Cods, &c..
Yours respectfully, CHAS: lIENTZINCER.
For sale by the Proprietor at cltny lk>ll Maven, and
by.thejtollowing Agents in Schuylkill county.
pnttsville-J. S. C.; Martin,
I.low , dlyn . -Johannan 'Corkin'', Esq.
Minersville—.ll: do .1. Falb. •
Nrw Castle—Geonin Reiisnycler, Esq
iport Carbon.-henry Shisslrr. P. M.
. . .
& Drumheller,
l'inerrove—firaeff tr.. ['rarer,
T.unnqua—ll.•ihuor& Nluruanroth,
Muldh.purt Koch & Sou,
Tuscarura—George R. Dry,
Nov r
Our Budget of New Books,
•
History of Wyoming, biChas. Miner, ' 62 01.1
Professor Durbin's Obsenutions in the East, - 2.00
Every Lady's Book. , . , .
, The Slave of Die Mine, or the Stri.e' n Heir;
Penny Magazine, N 0.14,
The Cruise of the Mist, bylngrah , inh •
The Monk, by-Lewis; a fresh supply. ,
The Merchant's Daughter, by Imliss , •-• Pickering,
Parsonage of Mora, by, Fredericka Bremer,
Amsury, by A. Duniaa, , , •
Dramatic Authors, by .7. Rees, ' ' '
Three Nights in a Life time, a domestic tale,
Mesmerism, its Ilik,'Progress and Mysteries,
The Poet's Companion and Rhyming Dictionary,
containing every allowable Rhyme, in the En
' glish Language,
The Ladies' Work Box.Comptut . ion,
Keep Warm, or popular hints for preservation
from Colds and Consumptions, , .
.
The Fatal Legacy, or the Doomedlieir, • ,
The Philosophy of the Water Cure, ! . '
, Helen Stathrt, or the Rescned Heiress,
Ellen Grafton, or' the Bride of Liberty, by B.
Barker, E:=9. 25
• The Wing of the Wind. a NouvelTettenf We Sea, '2.5
The Flying Cloud, a Romance of the Bay of New
York, by Warren, Esq. ,
1 Helen' Halsey,. by W. G. Summits, author of the Ye:
m u se. • . ! •
, . Willis' Da.hes at Life, Part 5, ' : '
. The American Almanac and nepdsitnry of u•re•
fill knowledge', •
Lipman's Diary for 184(1, in various forms, from
25 rt.t each, to'V '
Nevilles of GarretstoWn,' •
A rmh'Neil, by James,
Matilda, by,Sue, complete, ..
Myitcries.of Paris, by Sue, euml*te '
:The Salamander, by Same,. 1 1
. The Grumbler, by Miss Pickering,
he Fortune' Hunter, or the iulventures of amnia
'.! about town—a novel•of New York Society, by
Mrs: Helen Berkley i' . -•- • : •
Flirtations in Amerieu, I. . 1
Only , a Fiddler and 0. T.; by the author of The
• Improvisatere : tram•lnteml by Mary Hewitt,
harper &Brother's select library, ! ,
The ltival Brothers, or the Corsaieandllnvetteer,
' eiy IL P. Cheennan, r - 1 • . .121
'The Widow, a novel by! Theodore /look, I . • 23
Greely's Whig Almanac for 1846, containing an
immense quantity of useful.informantizt;
The Native Almanac f0r11.&46,
The London Pictußal Almanac fur 18-1 G;:, which
' ought to be in eve:ry (Molly, fertile information
it contains, svortb at Idast 50 crf!„—ollly
The Christian Almanal ' • ..
The Churchill:nes Almanac, •
TM, Houskeeper's `Alumnae,
. . '
Ladies' Self•lnstructer, imMunttta 3talting, Milli
.
• The Winter Gift fin' I.tulies, • ..? • ' '' .
• .
Lmlie,' Guide to-Embroidery and Applique, '.
. , Eti•pitte for Ladies, : -a, .. • , ,
.111 these works are new and neat'eddiuni.
The 1-adies'.Work 'l'a le Book Gilt:
Lyon's Travels in North AirMricu—this ice very
interesting Work, . '
Together With a lar.e variety of dther Almanacs. by fife
gin", dozen or :sinul Oil also a variety of Other Bucks
at the very loweskrate.l,• „ -' .
_." ' •
- a - ! - B. NN AN'S Cheap ,look `tare.
::::V. :- Where .may' lie fo'n ci, three tunes as laree.an ci.•
ibranent of Ilook,, a+ any!i thcr phmcanToitaville. and ht
* lo.ei• rate.—in ni.nx in-ti ices cheaper-than 171rPIIIL•
! A DELPHiA DOZEN CA il, PRICES fht :, : '.
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Nov •” . ~..,--,..
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BOOKS: CHEA ER THAN EVER.
Bf: XUTIFUL Tgstain ,nts $l.OO perdwien. ~:ff ' •
School Bibles well bound si,oo per deem ' •
Beautiful :purl - Ilan Bibles, %eh!' Fainily. fteceird,
• at $lO 2.0 per dozen. I— _. !-, •, •.
Together with all afttde School Books aUegantle low
rates, at BA::s; N.VN:'S
Nov. '22 47-1 Mica . ; Ro ok and StatiOnary Store:
_2l
• i
I.GER'S 'I4.IILIPS•MINFAL\ LOG Y-4 .
±3. . 1 . •, .- '. Alcapital'work,
just Teceiired and far sale at BAN N.lCN'st-,Uwat) Book
Store.
.. N0v...22, .: • •':,,,, - ' ; - ' 4 : 47-.
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TA OCT..Ii*FAI,ERS 4 I'..OI'. has removed to Centre et.
II opposite the l.piscopal Church. ' .. 1 -
Nov. ;12;4811 ~,,I • i 47-3 t.
. ,
Ojlice of ,tite,fildunt • Carbon Rail Road C 0.,,?
,
',. • ' PIIILADA:, November 7, 1845. 5.
-- . -
. .
J.,, , -" - NOTICE islifirehy'eivexi, that . the 'annual meet-
Cr' tog of the Stockholders of this CoMpany, will he
held on Monday,DucemlitiV Ist, 18t5, at 4 WdOCk, P. \L
at the Company's- office,' No. TBl WalnuE -
st. at which
time, an elect kin will be held for a Presided‘ . aud eight
Nlanagers to serve for the'ensuim y.ii"r. ' , •
1
V JAMEiS , C. DONNEN„ - Secr'y. .
Philada.; N0v.,15, 1841, •,`•., ' '..-: ~ 46-3 t.
Office of the Mt. CaybOn.A P. C.:.;k R.'Co,Z
' :.. . Par I. ADI - ..NOvember 8.;•1815. ..S.• '
. ,
~, : isi NOTICE Is.lierelipaiVert tri• the :StOckliolderit or
c.:t-', of this Ciimpany, that the annual meeting and an
clerrimr fir officers for the- ensuing year...will be held.
at'tiiii office. on the first Monday in December next, at
I o'clock, p. itti . 8. fiIt&DFOB.D, tibety: '
CM
NO. 15; 1815
Loss of the Great 'W.estern
TRADE-: 7 SO GRUMBLES THE PHILADELPHiANS--
TILE OPENING OF •
. LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR'S,
Grerit Westrri Clothixr 8/ore,
IXTIIERE they offer clothing of all kinds, cheaper and
•0 got up better than any other establishment in the
United States.. To wit:—
Fine French Cassimere Snck Coats $9 00 to $lO 00
Brown French Cassimere Sack " 700 to 905
Asplialtnn Sack " )0 00 to 12 00
Fancy Cloth and Cassimere Sark " 5 00_to no)
French Cloth Dress and Frock Coat, ID 00 to
.15 eD
CI oh Dress and Frock ' 9 00 to .10 no
Diagonal Cassimere Frock •". 7 00 to '9 00
Blue Dress and Frock' " 800 to 10 00
131,1 , Black Frock and, Dress " ' AOO to OO
Drab and Brown Fash. Sellout . 12 00 to 16 011
Blue and Black Until-Minks 14 po to 20 1)0
French arid English Cassnnere !mitts '5 00 to , F 00
Fancy Black " 00 to 500
Velvet and Sattinette' Fancy Vests 00 to 000
Together wiPiklargo,assortracol of cciarse clothiar.,
consisting of tiortotat Coats, iar,c•Uig..in : prices to stilt
the, purchaser: A 3 follows
•
Pilot Stirtnut and ,6 50 to, 400
jnianionii Sattinette Frock Cnat Do . zo 6 50,
Plain it:afflatus Froth '7 • ' 00 in, 500
• Tweril Sack 600 In 6 ( 0 )
Sattinette Patits of all colors '6 50 to 300
Sattinette Vests, also Cloth Vests 200 to, sso
All or which cannot ha surpissed by rink other _ •
lisitmcnt in the States. foe want of tact and a Altsposi
tion to please' all that furnish no with tl - elr custom. We,
mantittrittire our own etrlck and. witrrantfa.ll' our goods
to tin: wen examined i eftrit rut, so these, is nn mistake.
in g0.,11 , a purchased at rrarwholesnlc andketail clothing
store, Corner of Centre and :klallantortg,oks.Pntr.ville
,
.Pa. , •• I •
. .
We narttrularly invitil the attention `tif nor
custoiners and the public-in enneral, to lour extensive
clock of Cloth, Cassitnere and. Vestings; which have
just a rrived.in suit the - season—whigh will' be made up
to order in the most lAshinnahle anti appeowed Styles of
the day. L. 4- T • flatters themselves' they can get tip
a suit of Clothes in as good stein, .as any other estah,
Itshment, at least-20 per cent cheaper than the 'same nr..
tide has been mtrrhatted-th the pore, 'for With It we
ran give the 'best of references i—viz. ' •. •
Dr. Jaarirs S. Carpenter, Edward A. Warner, P. C.'
Francis W. Iltrghes. Esq. ' A.,:.Mardonald,
Chas. llmser,a„ • • . • Sne. li. CleMent, Esq.
Isaac Bork.• . ' C. McMiclcen, Esq•
•R.A Pommy. • • ticiraSe Smith, Esq. •
Inn: C. Neville, Esq..• •CaMpbell, Esq•-
Ae Konalilson, - • •Rohert M. Palmer, Esq.
It Cummings, ES'sq, -
S• Haveti. •
Coq ; 11. Potts, ' J• G. Shnerriaker,
Eon: W. Sneddr, ' William NeWell, Jun:
Satimcl •• Chas. Lewis, "
Charter. pe Forest, • -Jame§ Panel-son; "
Dr. Halberstadt, a. - A: tintrrline„
S. J. Potts. • T. Foster - . ; • '••
A. IL White •
- James McKee, .
A. litit.sel, • James limes, •
Etchholtz, , a ,
Nov. 15 •
MEM
CHEAP WATCHES AND lEW,ELRY
Chris mas &New Year 9 s,PreSents.:
,
5
- I WOULD °respectfully invile'all persons
r fr . r. f . ; wishing to purchase gond 'and (Mean JeWelry
j:-.1 : for their own use, or for - maktne presents, to
u,.,!2. _oil i and examine my stack of Fine Gold and
Silver 'WATCIIE4, of every cleg , riptinlll '
r k n, Gold and Silver Pencik, Gold and. flair Brace
lets; Gold Chains, Breastpin4;Finaer Rings, Medallions,
Watch Keys, &r., Sjlver Saoong. S.,aarTTonza, Ihtter4l
Knives, Tooth Pirks'and Jvsvelry of,evory drsrription:l
Also on hand, a Eno(' assortment oral day - and '3U
hour BRASS CLOCK-%
I am determined to sell my Goods as low as they can
he purchased at any store in ,the lJnited ditiest•
will warrant all to lie exactly what they are sold for, ll
rir the'money shill he refintind.
rip The fleetest Cash mil- - f old
.‘,.:r The! highost Visit prires.gieen f , T old ‘,...a and
Silver, and old Watchea taken in exchange for other
Goods. • .
,
ri • %Vair I t r s and Clocks repaired in the best manner,
and warranted to run well for arr gear',..
LEWI4 LAI/0311;S, - 1
No. 41:11:Market t‘t. above 11th, N. sitic;Philnda.
Phhada.; Nor. 15, 19t.5. . 46-3tno
POTTSVILLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE
0413 STAND Wltll NE{► GOnps!
Cheap"! Cheaper!! Cheapest!!!
'D .- LOOK AT TIIII—IT CAST DC DEAT.OI.
IF YOU TrAN7' BOOTS-AND SHOE'S CALL AT
" .
' . S. & J. , FOSTER'S,
CHEAP Boot and Shoe Mantifactory
Centre street, next door above the Potts
ville Howe. where you will find a large assortment
of Mens', Wntnens', Misses, Boys' and Children,'
Boots mid Shoes in great variety, and the various
kinds of India Rubber Over Shoes. -A general supply
of Lasts, Bootees, Shoeinakerie - Findings, Leather,
Morocco, Bindings, Icc..
Also. Umbrellas, Trunks, Carpet Bags, ke.; whole
sale and retail. - 1
Pottsville, Nov. 15, ISIS. 46-
15111 to the pretnivev of the suhscrilier, living on
G
Tumbling Run, a Stray Cow,a dark Chesnut Brin
dle with dark colored head, both boris'bored under
neath. The owner Is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her stray, otherwise
she will he fnll as the law directs. ' 4
ELI A!' MOORS::
Nor. lb
ME
121
12i
121
/
15
121
2 31.
Stray Cow
TIJE *INERS' JOURNAL.
pi:REMOVAL:
Efie
IVOSHINGT:OIIt HOTEL,
WEST SIDE . OT MAIN ST., IN THE 110ROUHLI OF
mux:cr, Lrco.dluxo co., PR,
THE subscriber would respectfully inform his old
friends, 3nd the travelling public, that 4 has re;
cently taken nit. fitted up, in 1 superior manner, this
spacious .edifice. sign of GEN. WASHINGTON,
where he is *Pared to accommodate. travellers and
,i s i tnvs to the very best and picahing stile._ His house
is situated in the most [.lcasant niuf central part of
the borough, Convenient to business, and is large and
the rooms airy.
Thankful for the liberal suppo•t while keeping the
old •Muney H.itel and the 'American Hotel, in this
borough fur,the
,past three years, he respectfully i t
lidos a continuance tif the same.
TIIKOCORE WELLS.
• irr The Harrisburg. Northumberland. Pottsville,
H W
anyille, illiamsport:Lira Raven and Bellefonte
Stages arrive at and depart front 'Ms' House daily. •
filuncy,,Nwe. /5 ,
•
NEW WA I CH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY STORE
Mit subscribers have connected themselves in tlig
Watch, Jewelry, and Dilver•Ware business,
in Ceram street, nem door to the Exchange H o t e l,
Piittiville, where all articles in their line can •be ob
tained at the lowest Philadelphia prices. Any article
in Cold or Silver Ware, mode to order at the shortest
notice. The public are invited to call and see our stork
of Clocks, • Watches, Jewelry, Silver-Ware, '
Particular attention Maid• to the repairing of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry,
l'oltsvi/le,'Nov. 15, 1915
MORE• AMERICAN INGENUITY.
, . HaWorth's
Patent for Stuffing,and Binding gorse Collar,.
.TILE subscriber give 3 notice, that he has purchased
J. the Pdtent„ltight for the whole of SOuvlkill. County
- and is prepared to sell Shop-rights, to 'all-those who
to.use - the patent., at reasonable rates: He also
manufactures theimitille• himself, andkeeps them con-
Aslitly'for salo at:, his 6tor6 and Faceof - y, in Centri, a
few doors above ;Nomvegan sheet. They are easier
worked, more durable., and arc superior to..any other
collar ever offered to the public.
RI cil.tp.n D. SHOENER.
461
121 4
1•!;
I.!}.
IS ov. 15.
.. i
it girliht . flOg ' ,
, ..
CI I'IIAYED `4,avay, - froin the •sabscriber;_ residing at
0 Centreville, about two weeks ago,'3. large. Sow in
a good condition. ANelgiiing abon: 160 pound,. Whoev
er Wlll return said tlpw to the 531.criher, or give her
informant' whrinhe: can get her agair, will receive
the tlianka of a ,00r widow. ~
I • ..-: " JANfI ENGLISH.
' Nov. _ 45. , , ,IC,
R.
LORB,EILP Y CR4'EIC I?. R. CO.
ANel ex dart' the stndkhold:rk of the above Coin
ill pant •, hill be
held bn Nlniulay the first day of
Decernk,,er next, at.tib, lionse of earit. Israel •Iteinlivd,
in the linrcituck of i'ineerove. Schuylkill 4 , ennty,
elect by, ballet one l'resiclent, e'en. Manneers, one
Tre:is . urer, and ohn,Sacr•litey, In ii riie for I he. ensuing
STRIMVFLPt, Seery.
Pinegrnve, Nne., b, , • :••• 45-It
• .
" Men Wanted Ithmedia. - t,ely.
STONE Ma.,mo, Inn Car te 'fers anti a 'urge
I.ol.;matither Latiorers wa toe!! on the enlargement
011te 50.% I kili•C.Coal, from Pert Clinton to Ittnoting.
Apply immi:tihttely to the•sult,crilters at Ilatithorg, Becks
Co. Constant employment for the next Ottortnthn.
ItOCKAFELLOW, FLYNN 4. MOORE,
Contractors:
41-rmio
I . lphorg, BFrks Co: Nov. I
• •
Eavritie . •
AND -MAC IfINE: ,M A'N 1J F A CTOIZY
q qIE, snliscrilier A 4 prefistred to furnish all kinds of
Mlrrlitri6'3•; such 'reain Entines, en her Nth or
low nressiird—tilowirig and leiropin; r,nzines, saw and
tars: Breaker. 4 and ntlier machinery connec
ted with the tiode.-S, iron hulls,
priipell;2.rs and propellet etlities, iron and brass cas,
tines. tend all other 'articles in his hnn. of business, at,
hls es,tatili4hinent 4ftt • tl.l street, dlr....Rail Road,
Camden, Jersey.- • 14
JOAN F. STARR,
, IM.00(411e firm of MOSRIi STARR di SONS!'
Camderl,,(Zsiew „leri.my.) Nov. I, ' .144(
NEW._ ROOT AND . 'SHOE STORE
. :41gn or Ike Big . Boot,:.
?. .V?ltdoor to 4. R. iflitc* Geisse's tarern,
CENTITE.ST.,
mp o 1' VE CIITEPN:ICifT,
, .
WOULD respectfully
• Onion their friends
rind the public, that
they- have opened a
fresh, supeiior n
well asSorted stock,
consisting of thevari
nus kinds and qutii
ties of Mens'.. WI I .
Mbrceir, Boys
and Childrens' Roots, 5h0t...., Bropitus, Dancing Pumps,-
Jndia Rubber and patent Gum Shoes, which they have
received diiect from Mantifacturers..at prices that they
believi.i will enable theta tosell lower than :he came
quality have heretofore 'wen sold. .
Tlinire wishing to prirtliaqe, arc respectfully invited
to call, and examine the Goods. Also ; Mears' Glazed
Hats, Trunks,..hoe Brushes, Blacking„ Belt Leather,
Rivets, Burs, do G. Arc.
N. R.—Machine Belts made to order:
- November I, 1315, 4:-
Registers Notice.
vrOTICI: is litfrhy given to all poisons int s erested in
1..1: 1 4 the following, esepitor and administration accounts
that the same: have hen passed by:the Register; and
will he presenind s to the. Orphan's Court of the county
tit" Schuylkill, to he held at Ortyigshurg, on Monday,
the Eth flay of December neat;-at 10 o'clock, A. M., for
crinflonation and allowanre. . .
The - -nunt of .10, - Nt ,
n e account of James McKeevei, administrator
the estatoot liihald :iinKeever, late of the Borough
of Pottsville, deeensed. , . ,
The account or I.,:n . p.:tratirli, administrator of she
estate. of William.Strauch, late of Wayne township,
deceased, • '
The account of Nicholaii .Lanes and.P.eterJones, art.'
telnistrators of the estate of•Jonnthan' Junes, late or
Just Brunswir township, tereased.!
• TheLinal: account of Seta Miller and Peter Mincer,
administrators of the rntatr.nf Jaciih Kimmel; late of
Lower Maltantango township,
The acroiltirof executiir of the estate or
John' Ejlf!r, late rif Miinhelm township.. deceased.
The account of 'Leonard ltalliet, administrator of the
estate of Henry Lechleiter, late of West Penn town
shin,-deceased: _ • • I
The account of Elijah 'homier, eSottitorTir,i ,
tate of Christopher Mignor,, late of file bOrbilgli of
Orwiz:shurg, derfwellr. , •
The acenont of Tadl 111.1 v, executOr of the estate of
John lietner, late of Pinegtnre tna<n.•hip. deceased.
JOHN:II. DOWNING, Register,
Register's Mike, Orw•igs_
burg, November?, 1815.
H.- CRESS*MG,
Cabinet Maker .H
T_TAS remoyed . ftom big cid stand to the Ware mint
nu the North East Gmter of ! Maliantaligo and
„Utitu.n Streets, .where he has constantly on hand; a
cenerafassortment of Cabinet' ware °title Most ntn
dery stilt:sand approved finish. French and high post
Mahogany Bed Steads. Mahogany Chairs and Rocking
Chairc, also Maple Cane seatchairs and Rocking Chairs
Widsor Chairs, sofas, Sews &c. &C. All the Varieties
of Cabinet ware made to orddr at the shortest Notice,
and in the hest style at Philadelphia prices.-
ff. GRESSANG acknowledges the liberal support
with which the public base favoured him heretofore.
and will tahour on his part to merit! a continuance of
their favor April `2.6111, 17—
THE GENUINE PATENT GALVANIC RINGS 4-
Christie's Magnetic\
rpIIIS remark:l6le discni-nry has received the nni,
venal approbation of the medical profession of
Great Britain, has now been entaiciciatly before the
American toddle. to give, a fair test eats poWer and
effrriev, -The Galvanic linage hive Inner been need
with pro fee isuccess in ill rises of litieasTisat.
;w i pe chraiiti7, ipplying to the Ipid, face, ii.litaiihs;
Gout. T., I).ttareioc. Tonthiuhe; l3rouchus. Verri
g:,, Nervous or Sick licailachr, Indigestion: Paraly
sis, Palsy. E iilepsy, Viis.Crarna.Talpitaiion of the
I leirt, rt noplesy Stitiliess tar Joints. Lite - 1310.Sn' -
nal Como! tints. Neuralgia, Genekl Debility. Dutii.
cues of Nervous Enerzy, and al: Nervous Disorders.
Toeir extraordinary effeets upon the system mast
be isttneved to be belp,ved ;'and as qcertain pre
yentiva to the above cotnplaints, they are £ guilty to
be recommetaled.
THE GALVANIC NDSJiR ACE I,ETS.„ Sc. •
In some complaints'ora Very severe character and
of long standing. the paweentimined by the Galvanic
Rings is not safilcient to arrest tr.c progresk of die
ease, aid ultimately iesioie health. The ithproigd
modification in the Galvanic Binds. Eraosilets,
entirely remedies this oti;emion; any degree ofpnwcr
that is required can easily he obtained; andb.no dis
cus which the mysterious agent,. of Galvanism can
acct. will fail to be permanently relieved.%
M AGN 'Trio FLUID is a nceesvary
id all cases in which the Galvanic Rings and then
modificationd are used. By means of this extraordi
nary composition an efficient action is rendered cer
tain. and the Galvanic influence directed to the panic
mar parts which are afflicted.. Certificates front Phy
sicians end others of tha - highest ) respectability ant.
intelligence are dailZ accumulating. For several of
them the reader is referred to advertiacinents in the
Publi c Ledger and Sprit rf tho Times.
To guard against Iratid De. CHRISTIE appoints hu ,
one Agency in every city. The lINLV place in Pons
vine at w hich the rigNeINF: Rings end Fluid can be
obtained is at the Hookbinre ot~Li. PiANNAN . ,whu is
the sole Agent for Schuy!kill county. All iinamions
sold elsewhere arc w9rthless roUrdeileits. Parriphietiii
may be'obtauned gratis as above.
Nov.l • 94
7 ". A PUPPIS • of the Plain and Gilld Rini.. Metal
Bands and the Plaid lins h.en recelv,d by tha suhseri
her, all, lir which will sold at Dort.. ebristio'eresularly
established prices.
:
VALUABLE COAL LAND.
.rinUE'vabscriber?„*.signetl.of George'. Baum, will
expose to public sale, .on Monday. December Ist, at
7 o'clock In the evening, at the house - of George D. toyer,
lunkeeker, in the borough of Orwigsbure. in the County
of Schuylkill, the following described Real Estate': The
half of a certain tract of COAL LAND, situate
in Barry and Norwegian ttovuships, Schuylkill County.
hounded by lands of John Horatian, Peter Knabb and
others, containing 152 ACRE-9 more orders. This tract of
Laud is situated on a branch of the :Big ` Schuyll6lll. a ft. ,
Miles from the head of the West Branch Rail-road, and
contains several beds of superior Coal, with about seven
feet light covering, on which a shaftliss been sunk thronzh
I A
'. —.. ..bout thirty fcei„dcep. There are on the preci.
i,
uses a large log house, oral stone kitchen, 'now
.
-j&
Z. - -. occupied us a tavern] with stabh..,-, ~.hcd.,, &e.
- . .-
the old Sunbury road passes immedlately by the tavern.
The terms of sale will be made known by
• CHARLES FRAILEV,
. tNO. BEITENMAN,
.
.
Assignees of Gee. \V. Baum.
- grwig.,burg, ..`54.W.., 15, 1f 4. 45—:..'t
Itroolanhatiog. ••
IA a! q.:EAS the Hon. LUTHER KIDDER. Es-
V) nine. President of the several courts .or co,b•
mon Plus of the counties of Sithitylkill, t'atlon and
l\lonroe, in Pennsylvania, and justice of the several
Courts of Quarter Sessions of the Peac - e, Oyer and
Terminer, and Gene,al Goal Delivery. in said coun
ties. and STRANGE N. PALMER and JAcon
Esnr.n, Et worms, Judges of the. Court 'Of Qtarter.
Sessions of the Peace Oyer and Terininer and Gen
eral Goal Delivery. (Or' the trial of all capital and
other ofl:enders, in the' aid County of -Schuylkill
bv their *Cents to me directed, have ordered a Court
Of Common Pleas,.oyer and Terminer. and General
Goal Delivery. to 'idle:fide:l tit CrtrigshUrg, on 'Alm,-
day, the first day of December nest, to , Cootinue one
'Week.
C. A. MASSON.
E. W. MASSON.
• :•
Notice is themfore hereby.g . .ven to the Coroner,
the Jtistices of•tho Peace and-Constables of the sad
County`ttf -Schuylkill, that' they are by the said pre
cepis.caritmandcd to be then and there t 'at 10
limbo forenoon of said cl.ry, with their rolls. records,
inquisjtions, examinaiions and all other rem.-mhn'n•
ces, to ill) those things, which to'their: several olTices
appertain in be done; and all t ho.,e that are by hound
by recognmances,to pectiecute against the' p risoners
that are or then shall bcin•the gibal'of said county i.f
Schuylkill, pre to beAhen and there to prosecute them
as shall on just. ' .
• •
,
'-,G 6 d aav e ` t h,e' ,C o man o niai al 1 h
'JED:MIMI REED...Sheriff;
gberitrs Gilley. Or wit:E. . , , .
' 'wirsbur7.,:Nov. S. 1815 . . S • ' ' 41—
N. Rl—The witpesses and jurors who - arc solo
monod to attend rail Court, are, tequitOd :to an red
punctually. In case of- non-atter:define, the law in
such cases, made and provided; will be. ri;:itUy. en
(breech. This ndtice is published by the order of the
Court; those concerned will therefore toverit thcm
re'ves'accordingly. • •
• •P.ROcLnim:ITION. • •
OTicE is hereby given, thht a Court of font-
mdn Plras, for the t nal of causes at isatle. in at tl.
for the county of SchnYlkill; will be held at OrwiEs
bur,. in the county 41111.m - 11d on 111onday..the 8 h duy
of December to it. to enolinue two wet ha.
TheFetbre all persoits having snits pending, and
qll persons whose duty' it shall be tei appearQt ',rodCourt.
Court, will , Lake notice and got ein tbetn.elveoaceor‘
JE11.1.:A1131l REED
Snerifis Office. Or, igs
but,,, Nov.B, 1815,
CNG. FLUID for keeping the hair in cell dial:
giving it a glossy aopea ranee. •
C-11,IN ESE DEN LAToliv, for remnvinr , surplus hair
front the face. &c.; which will accornplo.li it in
' sir minutes V 1111 1 ,116 flitlf Itlf2; the erimpiesion.
RCIII`.zSELL'S TIZEL;LE EXTRACTS lor Lindkerl:
chicrs. '
coLp CREAM. &e. sec. 3e
Tov!ther with an e'egant and cninp , cie assortment
of not.ews . sf,n,.. Perrurnitry, &c. which tonk the,
Gold Med ti a! the Great New 'York ' ra'r, a short
time since. For saw at hispriecs by
'l3. B.INNAN Aft. .
96=
Nor. 1 i
„TIP:' HISTORY OF WYOMING
fl the lion. Charles Miner.
Tit flaubscrilier, nook -publisher, NU, 4, Minor street
Philadelphia, has issued a History of Wyoming in
a large and beautiful octavo volume of nearly cm page.,
accoppanted with Maps, &c., by the Hon. Charles Pli
ner,'-whose name is a cuarant cc ilia' it will lie found
one , of the anns.t interesting synths of the day. The
trade supplied at the mu tat rates of discount. Retail
price 42 M. 'Address J. CRISSEY, No. 4 Miner st.
„Philailelphia,_:Nov• Isth Iyls,
cif,. The above work is also for sale by • •
13. HANNAN iiet
ELEG3NT'BOOKS 9ND
ALS FOR 1846. •.
LEAFLETS of Memory. elegantly hound for ISO,
Native Gems or American i,Vild Flowers„ in Crini
son Turkey, . $7 50
Pilgrims of the Rhine, illustrated, ! in Crimson Tur- .
key, . , $7 0
Runk of Shakespeare Gems, with about LO splendid
plates, Turkey .Morticco, jS 00
May Flower, for ISIG,
Itos . e of Sharon for N 10: . • • • •
.
Together with a variety of the- other cheaper Artm
el.S, and a large assortment of the :other books suitable.
for presents for the young, selected with rare. alt of
which will be sold at the publisher's, cash prices +by
.11. BANNAN.A.c't.
I.
MEM
• • Amusing- G
mirk; Strife of Genius,
.1. Oracle of Fortune,
- Ro'Anson Cruicie,
Pickwick Cards,
Gaindof Verdes,
itodburv'and his Pupils.
I . Dissected Puzzles.Jirc.
Tocether with a variety of of
tnt received and fur sale at Ph
Oct. I gilt
CONSUM PTION,
' COLDS,
111tOSUIIITIS.
'lty of breathing,
.IPain in the sale& breast,
Palpitation of the heart,
Broken Co:isthmian,
NerVous Debility,
The most (tato nal
and speeds' corn e,
known rurally
above disease
Dd. - SIVA-YNE'S • CaNI,
Anolhcr wondofui cure .o . lCOnsuruyiq . n !
EEO
Da. Sw vue—Dear Sir :- -1 feel called by a sense of
duty I owe toile -.suffering homanity, to acknowledge
my grateful thanks for the wonderful erects of your
'Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry' on life, after having
suffered months after ruontlis,with the itio,t aillicting of
all diseases, Consumption, with srarcely a ray of hope,
or a 'beacon light,' to guard TM! 'against my own hor
rible fort - filings. The circuinstanCes which first led to.I
this awful state of debility, was front taking a Very
heavy "cold," which seemed to fix itself upon the lungs,
winch gradually grew worse. with profuse night swear.
a hacking .tough, oppression in thi: breast, spitting blond
With great general debility. 31} ] , constitution, seemed
broken down, and nervous system very much impaired
whit all .the symptoms of confirmed Consumption. I
went to Plf.ladelphia, and was treated there by physi- ;
clans of the highest respectability, bur :till grew worse,
untilibey gave me up as incurable, and advised 'me to
rm Saudi, Intl being Nery p for after losing so notch time
front my work, and having spent ) all My money mi the
various "Patent; Medicines," which were recommit-
fled so high throat:ll,ll'e 'Mediu:it of the press. I was
unable to tab.' their silvic , . Behig a member of the or
der of Odd Fellows, they supplied old with money grat
uitously to send me to.lny friend.;, in Saco, Maine. I.
'was treated by phySiciaris oftlte Itighest standing there,
lint received no benefit whatever from (bent, hut grad
ually worse; until my physicians and myself gave up
all hopes eff - ncy ever ,recovering,-and - 1 *lt like one
who isoboirVtu pass through the'valtey of the shadow
of death. Agthis ."awful juncture." I heard of your
"ComPounil Syi,p of Wilii'CliOry," and kit:twine you
to be a regular practicing physician Philadelphia ;
gave me more confidence in the bedkine, so I concha
ded, as a last ;coon. to m.-.,ke a (trial of it. I sent to
'your agent in Boston; and purchased one bottle, which
relieved me very much.-1 then procured two bottles
'mote, which l'am:happy to say entirely cured me, and
I am now enjoying better health than lever hero before
in my life. It seamed to have a beneficial effmt, at
once. I gained strength. rapidly. olthongh reduced to
a mere skeleton, and I feel satisfied from its salutary
,• effects In my own case, that Dr^, Swayne's Compound'
Syrup of Wild Cherry wilt cure any case of diseased
Dings, if taken,arcording.to the prescribed ntlrs con•
tabled in the pamphlets accompanying the medicine.,
Even the physicians who' witnessed my case ate high
ly recommending it in similar cases- , -and I wish you to
Make this public, so that others vhit.a re suffering 3a I
have been, may knowlvhere to procure a rented!: at
.first, which will reach their disclose, before tampering
with and ruining their constitutions with the limn!:
"quack nostrunts".Avith which the whine country is
flooded, prepared by persona. who no knowledge
of the science of medicine hrtheory or practice, but ore
got up merely with a mercenary:, view.
I'am a Scarlet member oft he Rape Lodge of I. 0. of
0: F., in Providence R. 11-. and; will be happy to give
any information in regard to tlmefileacy of your mob
.
eine, and can give ample proof that my case is not crag
iravated In the feast. ALBERT A. ROSS
': To Da. lf. Sw asst:, N. W. corner of Eighth-and Race
sus:. Philadelphia. - I
CAUTION.—The public should be on their irnard
against the many '"Balsatns" and "Mixtures" of Wild
Cherry, which have sprung up in all parts of the coun
try. purporting to be prepared by physicians, all of
which will be fmtnd lobe "false," by a little inquiry in
the towns and cities where they. originate. All certifi
cates and statements in regard t d Dr. Swaynee'Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry arc "strictly true," and
the p toprietor is daily receiving them train persons who
have been cured .by the "celebrated remedy." The
(original and only) genuine article is only prepared by
Dr: SWAYNE, N. Vir.' corner of EiciiTll and RACE
streets. •
For , nie in Tilitcrili(v,lty DANIEL KREBS. and J.
BRoWN; in Ortvigaburg, by 11. vopTr,.
Nov'. etti 45-
ADJOURNED. SALE OF
Semethinglbr the Ladies
rr amtscin^ articirs
ilatirlphia prire. by
41. BA7iNILN Ag't.
42--
MI
C. 017
AIER COMPLAINT,
Serrrtso !Moult,
Influenza,
Croup,
• ' Szre Throat, -
and an diseasex
of the T lanai
Neer Breast, .
Of the. and ,
Lunt ;
POUND SY R-
UP OF WILD CHERRY
MM=EM
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- NersvAdver ;:-Emeni. • , I .
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. ,
Err' STOVES .! STOVES ! I, _ea'
TUST received direct from one . of the most extensive
el manufactories in thrt city, a general assortment o f
stoves, witch will be-sold at Philadelphia. prices, coif- .
sisting ofeoukingStoVas of the Most approved patterns,
Salamanders. Cannon :Arrives, with either clay or iron
cylinders, and Radiater staves for parlours of the latest
style and best finish, all of wl Ich are now offered f o r
sale at the OLD YORK STOPE e where the public are
particularly invited to call, thd ladies especially.
EIDWARD YARDLEY.
No:v.Bth :.._ • 45--
.._...__....
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P'rinie Olga ckerel. "
reusT received at the York tore, T supply of 31:.n.r J .:
Macterel, put up exp.sl for f.ktoily use, without
heads.. I DWARD YARDLEY.
" Nor. 15, 1815. . '
. Iron! I
JUST received at the York
assortment of Hulled. squ
'ron of alt sines. also Hamm!
inch in 2.1, rail rood ;tnnenesi
Crow liars, Slit rml for horse;
Band Iron, &c., &.., also Spik y
risty. •
•
WHARF AT SCHUI
T 4 'ort SALE a I.:ran and c
.occupied 'by Mr. 1. C.
'!ow, if aliplicdforbbon.
• • . 1:,',11q1:11A
Di; A
Nov-8:1815 '•
rpi o Loc. rAL SK
J 2. jos; AlphliElliAl
Sept. 27th
'MEDICINES
. K
RIIEUMATIC PIIESERVATIVE
FOR SALE, WHOLE:SAL I E AND RE'tAIL, BY
SAMUEL L tUCKS .ProprictoP.
1:',0.4 King
~TTI;CII nerd not be
I t`ertitil rem,ily. as ihei
that whim ajiriirti, it will,
number or respect:o.lr perm
orthe.llhm•matic aria othel
til laielyjneit lus intensioni
the'rrequent applica'tion
woutlurinl cures it etTaal
owes to sociaty, as well as
generally snit at tb
as near ae he car. within to
he ancieti with" iliseareti..,
laThousanqs of n.ane roald ho pub!hsh«l of
pemins who haNe hi , en mired by flits culetintutl Hied_
•icine. hit it is not.deerned 4ecessary.. •
.. - :1 - he above inedicile is an invalitable cure for .
RhE'Unliq 1 e pains, Rickets. ! . crol".l:a,(;litoricili.entres.
Paiu in the (lead arid lire st„ Cramp, %Vitae Swell.
in', MUMpg, TO( . Ithq,CIIP, 'nignation of, the Blood,
Pain :n the Bic* l'hiarisy, Sok' Headache, Cramp
in the Snonach,Soarners at tl . Swelliet; ollt he Throat,
Coughs, Colds and Sto;ipa es in the Head. In licit
it renovates the whole systTnn,.
Dianc - rioxs Fon Ustv - . ritr.XnE;F.P.%ATI,F.'
The InedICIllf: Shntilti he 111 , roa Oily tublit d inlet
the piers aill.c , cd ; 171 very :,b: Norte ca-ea ii should
be applied by 11,1 , 0(11 . a:1a the ..Ipplication of a Warm
stnouthing.iron.; in this ease - it acts as a ,powerful
comfier-irritant. . I.
:N. B. The above n:ctlintne i rot told ity . any
Eril , gist : and the pithje s mold be partiefilatly eau
ttousent in purchase fro' itinerant pedlars, as all
quelt nliered are counted' it. The only places to
' procitte the genuine medic ire are front the 'proPric
.
tor, or the regnlar stationa y awfits oho show their
authority hv the ProPi..rto 'sr. cella:call -,
Er7 - Tt:istii:1011111s of Its t.illeacy can he haJ. at' the
Proprietor's and Irdin-the'Oe2nlar ~tzelits "
I . lj'Alesgrs. BRIG! IT &Ivor'', :rc the:authoris?d
.
ar.ents for Schuylkill count -
.
Sept. f 27 h i „ 39—:
En
Facts for the People.
r f cmistantly w . cren ing populari , y a: d e!
IS A. I , a hnesiuck s re.iiftige has induced per.
'''"s who are envious frit. success to palm efriiiion
thu public nrep3rAtions IV IC Wall In( 111C:11 Iraqi kIICNI,
to l‘e I IlC(riC4lo IS iu e iieding , wotio3 Irem the
)ss•ein 4 4., •
This Vermiliigeh - tq made its way into public fauna
01.
.
n mo the groutil of its o4n intrinsic merits, more
than any oiler medicine Arthe • kind now total; 'sod
..:li.le many worm I remetlice have by duet of puffing
'been forced mutt; sale. and shortly alter gone- mu)
the obieuii.y whi , :ii their. 'orthlessness j,isily ntm..
tied.' IL A. Flimes;mi.i's Vet Hauge continumc, In
be , Iri•lttu,hanGy sust.finti . - It has on:) , to 11e. limed
:41111113 -fIrtICIS %%111'11;4 su lain all that is ' slid , or.ild
`woiia:6: fat espellieg powc . • . r'
it
.. C'ea • ii
. . .
E:rie Co-, I
e-cprt try"t ha t we 'ha
Verraike:e s., out runii:Tißl
lwev:deu kilece.letl
ii,tg *ones from tle; systil
eietel.t . ty piireets ttlto ha,
th if dangerous m.ttac4,.
E 7,0!
. - ,N NI
Roil•
• . OSi
wholenle nit
hriuse hr
• P. A. FA lINESTO:'N
Corner of SI•oh .111,1 Vld Sts; ritAM Ig, l'a
For Sale in
S
De ember .9
Fourteen Val
. .
1. ErLENS.TC.4 Vt.:R.1;11. - 1 1'0i: —3 COI Tin CIL e COI
rn• —szfe and vet . , pi(?I 0 talt e:
(;111 . 3:;:,',...•
of ail 16it Is. f)ry
cirr.en.4 ar Iro4l clo:ahritT,
gr the chil,ll.
1: LnNiEvs
fli..i and in mriciot
.
4. A Certain 1./e0,0,1
and Ants and another - 0i 11
, 5, (I LI.W.I'S SPEC! FIC Ii
Burn and Water - Brash, b
drirlCen }ears hefore he dii.
n Oa. - tirmyr:N',e, CleEs4
It has never l'Aded , 0 cure,
1. Ilanntsov'S',TE . yrs:a
S. DrtrotoNWs tsUE.t.ln i
9. Tar. Co M P4IUN D C 1
the, medicine for Children
act to take. !
i t
10. BEex's Vrcr,SAIII,
11. GUNN': EM.11.11. NFI
!farness, Boots, .i c. It 's< .
oat the Water:: : - - .
.12. Pone,, M‘N's true , :t I , l.AsTin.. .
'.13. J.ter.:Z3 , .'s i riAnatt LA AI I.NTIIIIE.: IN hicil C.I.E el:
the l‘orst D.arrhic in a le i cw hours. • •
14. J witsim's ' 1./ V b1,1i.',1 . EFIF MIX:I'It.P.. a curtain.
and &reedy cure lot Dy:•'critely and Sunoner (.i31.11..
plaint. I " ,i '
'l'lle above valnahleart,ides are who:esale itsu re
-130 , 1 1 1 - C. GUN N, .V 4 I S•ifirli Viet Alrecl rhilt,
delphig,—where :•.;:orel,et ;.ers and others will be. sup
ph:Ll with pure African Ca3cnne l'epver, Ari 11M
Fhr.vers, Drugs. gencroll . Paints, Oils. Glass ;and
varnishes, at Inc , Invest! prices. Terms only cash
ir.r Cut cu: th.! advertiJement, aut.! bring it i'v'.tir
Oyu..
• Philads.„.lo . ly 12ea.
)viro
Dr. `Leidp ' s Cel!
AILING tn ctiv! the. '
T' •
1
l'unple:. of the fare ani
Diicase.
Of the many tlionand bot
the wdrds'"Dr. Leidy's
blown in the side;) neve
or heard front where it hal
prices ran be made, wlier
factories, on hoard of
Mimics could be publishel
cy in having names
loalbsonie and dkaarecab
Cr Price 23 cents per Be,
It is prepared only and j
Dr. Leif])'. tivalth
street, below Vine street,)
Serpcntsa Plaids
gists and Storekeepers a
tisement of his "Blood Pitt.
please ren-r to and read,.(
nut the country.
. Std in Pottsville At
(Pon'Epting's,) and ; .y.l
gist.
Saturday Nor. 29, NO.
Adrerticera will oh.-crre - by the arrangement of
our parer. that news aria he found on every cerce, which
conmelt the reader to clam e Iti4 eye over PI/ LFIV aciver•
ti.emente.l obrintea to a greet - extent, the objection
to linvitiOilverti•emeziti placed on eclat Li termed the
out:icie cit the paper. •
appein nest week.
on!!
. .
hol;e some of the other
Regions will take compassion, and send round a
fe;wi Cargoes of Coal far the vie of the citizens of
Poits%ilt. At present it appears
ble:to ploeure any to burn for eitherjovo or money
-and that too at a peried'es hen the chilling blasts
of i.viiiter• are opal us, :Atie ere alisolutely shit ,
ering while we write tbiartiel'e. 6
eitnre n large and general'
are, rho, and Itotind
lered 'Square iron Iron.
Sledges and Hammer:4,
I ahnes. Juniata nail rob.
' l ra and Nail,., in thpil
va
i:DWAItD YARDLEY.
LKI(J. HAVEN.
)r1 notiams Wharf, !Km
olfOierts, it will be tnW
r 'crate itc., emily to
I..PENTI.:(I.
Unit etrCPt,
Tr Ls a cum pony has tmcif perforining.at
the ToWn Halt durin; the pa . st week. Puttsviilo'
people are excellen. patronS.ol anruiements, anil
Luigi: addle:lces love (tea presint upon each ever- .
in.. The Compatty perflnm 1 .. .1mes s cary Well ;
but we hope tticy will not do 'l' rnedY any Mote.
Ve learn that additions All be made t 6 the cotu
pMynext week; and that iniprovement.4 Will .be
made in the stage. scenery, r&c.,
H ROOK, 'vole. 1 'aLd
s de bv •
11.iNNAN,
' HATS 6c.c.,r4.—Lwe call tilt , attention or'thoso
who deal in Flats & Caps, to the advertisement
Of Messrs. Gurden cf itro:en, No. 196 Market at.
all ca.ster cily,
In re :01011 in t ❑a II on.
ropr 1(.1.1r
SI I al' be proven by• a
ms, (filet an entire Cure
irekceperi : in want ,of Groceries and
I' as n ill finis a choice etock nt J.-4. J. C. Jenk:ns,
Nti 214 Matket-st..Pliiliiiielellia.
rait,s. It h,d nvt. •en-
Itt it nuli;ir. 'tt 1i
I hi, i.cittlibt k re., and A',,e
led. he feels it a Ilia) Ile
lion self, t 3 male it illoto
e same time. Irh e it 1.01
rt ach of 411 mho tiny
. •
A. Alotander. :No. 23. Sontli 2d, st.
Leeps-;stille.gent assoilment of ki . dhCioods.
attention of Mc:distils Ililtinera, etc.
He Sell.; very low. • -
!.f - j - - We hate. received the fullowing:connuuni . -
eatiOn relative to Mr. Silker, ttie well-known de
lineator-of Yankee character. We have ito doubt
that he le , what the Corninutdeation represents hint
tote—w•e have nover witnessed his performance.
— T hat he has had engagentenss at all the 'principal
tliyFtrC4 of the United States, and wherever he has
bfrii, his etitertAinnents have been highly corn.
LUended
Yankee S.Abec is in town, and we understand,
intends giving a few performances here next week,
corntheneing on Monday, December lat.. Silsbee
is universally' acknowledged by the i'ress and the
public to• be the most laughable lkilliCatUr of down
Dast •peculiaritios, on the American stage. • .Theto
is to lit an entire Change 'n the Theatre both ,as
regards '.the iloge and the audience. No per
alms of doubtful character, boys without their pa
rents, or etiloted persons 'are to be. admitted—a
. .slriCt police will he ii attendance in preserve or
der, and froin what We have heard of Silsbee's iti
ehaustille humor. trd would say to the lovers of
rarg fun, look out for a r ich treat at the Hall next
week,.' . . Disc woo tkas SLEN
CeokoStr NOTtitli GREAT ' IX
ilitoveg cv.r.—The New York Tribuno'noticis a
great improvement in the UEO of Fuel for manufac
turing purposes; invented by Messrs. (lute & Sea
bury, of that city, Called their !I/trip - roved Patent
heat denerater," %chich according to the Tribune,
will save half a ntilllon of doll.as 'per annum in
those Factories, &e:, within sight: of Trinity Stec-
Ve. ..Phis opinion is supported by certificates of
several prop ieinrs of Factories, who have it in
use, which 'we Append belotv. It can also
to Leconietiyes, and will effectually prevent
tire Create-t• thrisance eannotted with travelling on
Reads';. that is, the flying of sparks. The
ii,nproveinent is' very , simple and is described as
fetkrtis r . .
”The i iro‘2.esg by which this' is effected. is , lSery
,simpla, and can he effected, when works are being'
Put up or remodeled, at an expense - (other, than
the patentee's charge) of but few dollars - if any
thing fl to apply it to works dready in operation
may cast some $1.5 or •,••:,50 for materials entl labor.
The n'cti've agent is a common Plower, acting on
coal flit, in.the tommon huiler•grate, from which
•
the hest and haute pass over a bar which' brings
them into close contact with the boiler, which they
fl i dloi.v':to the farther end. Here instend of passing
up into the flue or chimney, the unennstitned gases
are retained its the chamber of conibustien by the
metionlef a strong. current of atmospheric
rutted into the•eitimney a few feet above the Ere
cbantcr. This air being heavier thamthe heated
I arses, bears. them down, and in fait all the gasses
ll.sualie-rscaping from fuel and loiraing smoke,
'heated :dr. &.c„ are retained• in the frir chamber
l and i : imstuned, except the carbonic acid gas, (in-
I •
coml u fable,) which el me is' forced , off, hardly
- f
tvrnnl.
th ' T.olll4ll tl;r: chimney by the action of the
" ht• Side is retained unti ronsumed in
the formation of steam. Any 'effere.ive gasses
s et biell may be generated by the manufacture car
ried op by the help of the epgitte to which this
apparatus is attached. may be conveyed into the
fire-chamber' and meth! not Merely harmless but
useful. \Ve termot see how any steamboat or
traintfa 21nry can afford to do without this improve-
Melt; and We trust it. will soon 14 made applicable
to Locomotives if it is ltcit already' so: •
The inttoduclithis imprttetement in this
, •
re:gion will be ef east impertnnce to Mir eipOsforl.
tneltien of cool in the various engines
I I '
conneethl nith mining is an item of consideiablo
etp7,l beside n /LW high sleeks Tfhlch,.• are
, •
now necessary, can bn dispensed with,
toall*Mg an .. , o:ute •saNiug in the erection of en
.
'gineS, by Cte , tioroduction of this improvement,
it,ltepen lent of the sawing in f u el. The,following
tvc have selected from a half coltinin Of certiGcates
1,110311c-1 in the Trih';:t.? 1., ! '
=
'Yew Y, Jail., 7,1513;
. used B. A raluiesfeeL's
•
aid in every; case it has
r tual remedy for (—OM-
W recdui•
e childrMe atilmted With
'.
B. Al NE;
T N 1 A. Y.
lii!lilZOt GUS.
.reta:lot the Dre; %Vire.
5 (ZVI N ,
,
able Articles
hich reinoteg. Gteise
'.lr, irnib4 and %Yin from
nvithocit idpiring the color
-11;eiest thing known for
• N
.of Rats. Mjck., Ronche,
cd ug
- or Sour Steunch, ran
)v uric wlu) li, sintert
iicovereti the cure.'
OINT.SIF.NT fur the Piles
‘l 7 A • -
,1 1 I.; I Vii, - -Wllhutit rival,
zi.JN f:c
ivoirizellj t IS Sup 4.?.
AS' UIL;)L . t'tt.ls
WATEK-mtonr PASTE.' for
'.ets the leather, tiff I keep.,
llE.4iin or
ebrated Ointment
i'etter, Itch, Dry and Watery
i body, Sfaty Eruptions,', and
• of the Skin?
deer (n ts put in battles ;tent.
Teller and Itch Ointment'
has an instance been knowt
Mailed. A number of Wei.
lit has been need in sr hinds
!Is, and in families, and err,
d of them, but for the dullca•
Relied in connection WiSh fit:
e affections.
tile.
Isola wholesale.' and iet:ii)
mm, No WI Noah SECON
isign of thc Golden Eadle'an
rd by aII the Ehtroren4 drug
arivA to LIE Letil)'s miser
to another rolufilp. twhirl
Asgideg many others thro'ugh,
I G. BROWN'S 1 Drng
:s.tARTIN, Drug-
--tt4h•m.
aso
IMM
MINERS' JOURNAL.
To Anytarrlavacs).—The Business Canli will
Cu..tt
FUN
the subscriber;, hereby (laity that vre
yetrs pastiuscil a steno eng:ne in. our
foundry at Troy, N. 17'. on what. we considered the'
most approved and economical construction. By
this our daily' fuel v. as 700 pounds of Anthracite .
cord mill a quarter of 4 curd at wand,• for caching
nii 'lone tens of iron.' We certify that since the
fir 4 of May last are have had in operation Mews.,
& Improved Patent...peat
polo:lents that to pro
duerfFie Faille results, in a more AlltisfAcl . ory man
ner, dnd•withmu'cli-lesa labor to' the angiocer, ^.I•! •
pounds of the s.une quality of coal. 'Atka quarter
-cord 4f world. will accompli.h thus producing
01'•143 pouulii of coal in inviting four
• tolls 'of, iron.
I . I • - JOHNSON - , DEER & COL
Sign ed, T1 . 0 . Y, : S t . : I ' ., 1843 r
The subscriber hM for three - ) cars past been
us.ipg a steam engine in Lis fictory. with a boiler
set, in the orSitiary way, and has found that the
(I,l4:cop:t2mrtion of coal was a'aout 1-100 pounds.
T do certify, that I for the Past year been using
Qm Sueuthity'S Patent . beet Generator, and
find that the Aveiago daily consumption is now
(MOM 700 pcliinas—the engine performing the
bsineaverne work as when using 1400 pounds
in thC.old way, and find it full as easy'te keep up
steam. • E. C. SAI.I:3I3IMY,
Signed, Dwy Aug. 6., 1814,
TWA i. to certify that reel Asses new keen:,
!kaki. of tilout sit hnrse porier,..ect with_ the din
roved plan of Chile ticahury'a Patent . Ilene ,
Generator,. and fwt4er mete that aciditnintAventent.
ha. 4 producvtA'sn na. a. vine of one third. iv. the
amount o ;flit' ' ,
tINVC t h e Old l'hiriv•
(.064 ENGT.E.
Signed, Brc P .Y 11 1844
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' Tit is 111iw,ular that thia icni.untnt ikroveruenr
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