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04.1IPPIN'GS:
IRISH• MACHINE. POETRY,
Jem Dodge matriell old Jiniyitonse—.
Och the was.ti charming young bride,
With turf he.thin built a brick house,
And the front doOr was on the back side.
The roof it was tiled widout.stmw,
The cellar was On the . first fluor,
:And the ciiiihney in order to draw,
Was built just outside of the door, •
. , .
ii Beggar *as `faddy Malone, -
His sister was his only brother ; -
lle had nothing at 'all of his own;
Except:what belonged to his mother.
Onenight; Teddy says to the Squire„
rinao cold, give me something -to cat ;
I'm so dry, let me set by the tire,
And" so hungry, I must warm my (yet..
40ch! honey,' one day says Pat Tigg,
For he Ras n . scatitilous glutton,
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. .
'To-morrow kill my faCtlig,
For I'm sure he'll make ilegant slutton.'
So then he goes into the herd,
And he.hangs pig'op.by the heel,
Cut his thtont soe:nate with a shovel,
Sapmg, this is he way t,9 dreis veal !
One - day Patty Mulligan swore,
lleJtad scalt his mouth to a blister,
IV:111k d: dinner the morning bef:re—
And what wait wid a , ked his sinter,
Says Paddy, just ihry_ flit to g,ueiis !
Och, I can't: the'n I'll tell ye, my swatc, 0
''Tomas nothing at all morc or lesg,'
Than o raw roasted frozen potato.
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11 BLACK OF ÜBAII.GIZASS.
Jim Black was one of those persons u-ually
designated ;hard customers,' and in' his race the
term aptly applied. A careless . devil that could
whip his weight in wild clits, a lid" care no more
for a turtle with a bear thar - 1, a fis.tieinf with one of
his neighbors, for Jim was ''cock.of the walk' on
the head waters of Beargrass. Although he led
. the good will of. most of the nci,;illiors, yet none
'of the -folks in ;them diz,7ins' felt inclined to a
nearer relationship with him. . Of this fact he
teemed pretty well satisfied, for he ncscr avempted
'riny flirtation - wiih any of :the fair ones of. Bear
,grass. H happened that when Jim had 'retched
•his 2.Sth year, a new family arlis cd, in which were
'two of the tallest gals youmvcr did ree,'.us Jim
described them. One of them, Nancy, lock his
eye 'tarnaticn strong;;anil he concluded to 'sit
eight up to her.' Jon bail hoard it iii,ays used;
two to make a bargain hut the pn:siii.ity• of a
. third person coming intoelintact rict,er for a mot
'
meet eraftred his mind. Thino pro4eessed
• smoothly, we May .s :y "'rapidly. hir a shore. time,
when Nancy's father took it into his head he
ought to have , something to say in the :natter.—
. This bothered..lien amazingly, and came near a
broken hone, or. two for
_the old ; 'but
finally, Jim vs as ordered from the Fs-ileses, With
'the rcqucsd that he would forever aucr keep as.far
•
.as posit le from that plantation. This was a sad
go for Jim; ,but, iu the,Cerncstuess of...ustaut
• he determined never to give 't up se, and lie sat
his wits to Mark omit-general the old num. Tim
gal was on his side, and why shot:ll3'ot he 1 ;The
track of the real-genuine !over. always was crook
ed,' as the Poet did'nt express it, but Jim did. Jim
laid his plans and waited fur. as opp ntunity to
carry them intn!effect. It was nut dohs before he
obtained a sight-of the fair one, who rr-Likly enter-.
ed into his plot ; and as the family were to vacate
.tho cabin oti the folloWing Sunday and be gone
the whole day, it was proposed, that Jim should ,
spend the - daywith Nancy, that tkiity might mature
=their plan for pidting, the blind upon the old `lts.
Sunday came, and. according- to agreement the
T'farnily left home, to visit a neiglitior,-and Jim left
home to visit Nancy. , The day pasted tams days
wilt Under like circumstances, until near sun-down.
It occurred to Nancy that there could be no ins
-
. propriety in just stepping to the door, to see if the
old folks 'were coining. . ;Oh, crackee, Jim, here
they coma'; 'hide yourself or the old man will aide
me. Here, jump into this barrel, quick •Tzr
nation !''said Jim, as he soused himself 'into the
barrel. 'By' golly, Nance. there's soap in this
'ere barrel, and it smarts like, creation,' ;Well it
does boss, but you must do it, they are right here,
so keep still. • ~
Nancy had hardly time to cover over the bar
rel before the old folks entered theidoor.:- All were
soon seated about the room and commenced talk
ing
about the way, they had pas-ed the daY and
,when it came Nancy's turn to speak, elm said—
. ;Well, I'd done very well, I s'pose,'n t had'nt
been for that ugly bear, that was trying to take the
pigs off'?
'What pigs!' asked the old man. . '
-'Why the pigs oti(t'other side of the cordielor
No sooner werethe words out of her [mint!' than
the old folks. and:young ones too, except Nancy
'nod Jim, Were oil" to ice after the pigs.
say, Nance, it's a mighty hot place here,'
said Jim; 'eari't,a feller come out-flow?' he a-.l:cd.
tAirell I guess they can Jim; but you'musto J ar
•out quick, for they. will be bad; tight away.'
. Jun-eleared the barrel at one hound, and said
If that ain't the hottest place about this house,
then I give in: But I s'w. Nance, that yarn of
yourn about the pigs is full nut as slick as that
soft soap, but it daa't hurt half so had.' So good
bye ; theLleai grass—darn the stuff tow it
burns!--Good bye, Nonce, Fut ott —gosh I'm raw
all over!'
His doings at the creek we must give in his
own word's - • •
neat—for, maybe I warn't mad.
The water felt mighty coal and eoinfort.ible, I tell
i scrubbed and wished until I got the in
fernal truck ()tithe. when I b, ran to feel ilittle
better. But it I3eargrass didn't run !min suds fiitr
a week after that, then It.vouid'zit tell you so.'—'
Net/LAM/any Gazett.c.. .
A Nrn: OFFICE,—On the read feam 'Bangor to
.HoLoton, the jolly K. recently met with
on oh] acquaintance, and they reined in far a that.
‘What's the news ?' inquired the Captain, after
:the usual salutations had been ob4ersed. •
_ '-'Nothing of consegaence: was the reply—‘l
pose you have 'heard that our faiend Tompluns,
has got an office at laq.' .
;," but I'm glad of it. lie worked hard for
the election of Mr. Polk,. and deserved something
at-the hands of the powers that be. What is his
Pt.?Ce
6 Totriqz 1. 1 ,e Notnern Liz.V3."—The Caplain
:burst into a roar df laughter that rFrerbated through
"ithe wide old wood3A4d drove on.—/'ort'aiid
GlisintATlcar..4— , Sammy,' said a find id/hr.r
tonic gait Who was just studying English 'Giant
iner,q)ur eat caught a rat,-i n which case is the
..noun era in this s+ ntenre? 'The zuminatire: re
plied Sammy. 'Very 17,0at1 -- very good, in•lred—
but the rat-- ! .,is the rat in the nonntintive ca .4e too?'
. 'Why no sir,' hesitated ISaninty, •the rat, sir is
yes . sir, the rat is in ----' 'Whit r
by sir he's in a yrryhrui in , lecd, sir r—
'You're a smart boy, Slininiy. you ete--you inay
• ‘7O d0w1 . ,.k head. -
(tat a sho'vel and tongur•s rnct - 1 v
shilling., and 2 loaf of bread cost tenpetp-e ! how
long would it take a I;lo!ogna pu.Llincr In gii to , it•
bottom ob a bariel soaf Do.yougili it up?
:Yes l• So ilaes? I. .. • '
Why i. a 13:oldwcy I)andv hitt a torn..; mill!,
Because he nalcr guts without ilr s!tups,
, A 'f..any, who preranned to' make srmie
'rations, while a plipitmin was recommending Ler
hurdiand to - a better WOrla; was tSld
that if Some women • were to be admitted .
,
their tongues
. would make para
i..AC= a- liti:gitary.
if some physician-,' rephed the •Ivefo
to be ad nitted them, 01 . 4 would make it-a .2e-e.t.'
••Sainbo, says 'why am a nail tviit's_ well
'ark' in dat duoi, like da! one n ars lunec
' G 4v .cm up.' .
'OO5 he'd iu.r.e7urd.'
Sa•titto sloped.
•
A stranger, a short time since, having lost his
tray,'s4itl to an uwktvarti looking 'fellow, •I want
to go to Dover street.' ~ W ell; replied the fellow .
tva!king coolly on, , why don't you go ther-V
Th - x_rates had ono advantage over all the rest of
mankind.. If the weather was ever so sultry rind
oppre,mirp, he was sure of being greeted at biln*,
by ; 4i doniestie breeze, .
PHILADELPHIA.
GRE. , II" CENTR.IZ
PMOLDIpLPHIA.
CLOTHING ESTABLISHM E NT
• Corner of Aherket and Decatur .beef,
THE MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT
OP TILE Rini IN TILE UNITF.I) STATES. •
L' CRETH,
NO. I.IIO:3IARKET :STREET, COIL OF nr.cArtat
TJAS now fini•thral the most extensive assortmen
.1.1.• of FASHION CLOTHING ever offered
in the City of Philadelphia. • ,
I am warranted iti making this rztcnsiac preparth.
tion, in the fact thatf have a larger custom Cl:minty
two et • res in the elm and importing ely own Goods
d,rcct in large quantities, of :he choicest ; and most
fashinnable styles. riefore the other tailors,..who buy
in small quantities, }save. commenced making up for
sales, which warraht me -in making the assertion
that I can sell 5 5141 Cf Fashionable Clothing at a
lower price to the Customer th in it costs pt,some
snares to*get the L , 0i1(14 made.
' I wish the public to understand distinctly, that this
establishment is coitiltudrd on the . primtple that I
can and do eff,r better terms to my .citstnnutes than
can possibly be afrirded by any wher ill tlie easiness.
The reason of this is conduct my busines4
f.atirely en the CA prlne;pk±, bav Mid "Fell entirely
for r!ash, keep no hooks of crt/dit, and of course do
art have to keep Cl&rks to attend to the bad debts:
Thus much :or the acirtnciple.on which I conduct ha-,
mess.
Fhttvg n'os: tiniid,ed, and rPrtfly for FALL and
WI NTV,IZ SA LEn, algAtt :15.000 Farmrs.ts , of Or,
newest style, the curt and nil he of winch is
in be ,:r3 , 17q , lied:
Soper super Ores a id Frock Coats, in every vari-,
et =Made and
- NeWt.St vi:,erla:ire French cud American
Cassqn , re Panto.
• A loran and tnnsi splf.nd . .d ass-nrtment of rich style
k Velvct,.7.lorinO and CaF.lmered'Ecosse Vas;
of my own im7ortation. the style of some Of which
•
cionct, he lytd eke Where in the city
ex•cqisive. as.,ortnent of super Cloth
rinT*i errs sr•rn l'hilzu , lt,h6. with es-Cry rarely
itew style. W , ,olen, Plai,l will Striped Lining.
Asplill.nm, i;cr,in+znio Cows a tinge raric:y„
with tittiercnt ritic . I'tlintoingß—Waved
F,„ 11 . 1211) contc,.P;:i . ,
Adelaide Sad: ,
neiv and 6caut;f4.l%article for ari cosy and pleisant
Ovcrcopt,
hive the Lit , tet't di,;,l.ir of Chlnliz ever nit:red in
the city : with evety arti c l e i n in . ; i mu ' il y b us .,
kid' I ani fn cell li.wtn . .y:u a , can
Ile I fl'Cretl IN :try:ethers. in the trade,
27th. 1815
SIJ 2]c PE.'I :E
CLOT II I IT G S T 02:71 ;
N., IS ebc,nut
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rr. PF:pm . prii ton't have rolloeciett w WI Ilt,'qr ctstntner
-..i Ime , ilo•Fr, t1 , :i.1. ot P.. , a,1y -toad,. Cloth:oz. and vow
otr.•r to tir; ritliir:th.. ri ,, ,1 ,i•1P,.11.1 nse orttount of
WV. \ bY-7.IADE '('IA)TIIINO,
,
. . .
ever b- fore ii%hilat,d. The Mork are fresh, and made
in the lito , :t et) to, tho , 'Mire =lock havinir, been made
within a fete We,riS, under their iinniecli superinten: ,
The E:Nle, rplaijiy and ;I.lliAl are itn -, lirciaFsail, and the .
oridi , • will he sold ac hr any other Image in
the city. Ala rze'ar.oirt at Cloths. Cas,ijur:"Tps and
of el, ery variety of quality and style . un hand,'
which matte up to 'order. • ,
1 ' 1111;16 ~ smvrir '
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DE. , 1D1r31./IDE C1,07'111,1 - 0 .
•
Es,tablishrrient • ' ; • '
. 293 1 at street ; Phikplchhia.
rr HE; Flthe , rtiiier7ba:= new on 11;111;1 oiie of the must
rctertFivr , aria heautifol a asortments.of REAL)
mAIIEI.:I.OTHING ever ofp2re , l for sale in the Phila
elphia market. , Garments arc all rut imt he roost
fashionable manner. and for workmanslitu anti quality
of material cannot hr sorm s a e d .
ONt ALL!: to X. TR . iCY . S . Old
Pincer r Line, Market itrtljitNvlifire yon will he sure
of getting great Itargaitta. astir is deterininsti not be
undersold by anY'isintiletiters. yet sell.. for
('.ton, ron,s'e.mently he ran soil greater bargains than
those who has r.h erudit.
• • M. ACVOI92 Market e•treet.
S' , .4ndegr 20, L 15. .
BEST BUTT HINGES„
1 f ANIXACUI:t:Illl and rid" Palo 1,34 t 6
:dt/Rdlt 4 . TASKER & MORRIS,
Ir. , n V. 4
.(r.dn01,, , , S. C. rnnu•r.of
Third and Walnut stroll, Nuladd•
rlulada. A Tzni.!
.
Carpetiligs, Yloor Cloths, &e.,
AT T/IE cirEAr ,STORE,-
41 STRAWBERRY STREET, PIIILADELPyiIA,
(711 would the attention of
_pcf,ons 1 a want PI
NetwCarpets,SLA ~.to the factor imr,beinc enabl,M
to sell .ii ds at qry low pr lees, bee:nisi, in our present
Sittlalltril, oar relit and nth r •I•xp.lihts are v e ry het t,
and we offer for f his,,eason all es,a:lllent assortment f
Beautiful Imperial '
Incrain and V enetian CARPETINGS.
Of every variety.)
Also. Floor Oil Clothe: from 2to 21 feet wide, ctitito
fit roonre, halls,:4-c.. :south rugs, table covers, thier
baize, stair rods,imats, , wholesale or retail, -at the
lowest pri ces .
A supply of t h e. !ow priced Carpets front 31 to 50
rents per yard, always on hand "
ELD RIDGE nttoTlic.R,
. No. 41 Strawberry st.; one door above thesnut;
neat Ocolui street. Philadelphia.
Philada , Sept, 13,
NOTICE TO MERCH.eLVT.S'
• the City.
THE subscriber weidd respeetfully rail the attention
of Iris friends and ollierg. to his tvellimesorted stock
of tiMple and Paltry lire Goods, which he is daily re
froM:the New Vork'and
( . 01111,1'i:411g a zr,at variety of Cloths, Ctoisitneres,
t 4 latt limns and Vioditig,. Illeaelied and Brown :Nliolins,
Ermli , h, Irish awl fteratan Linens, White and Colored
Flarinelo, ILitokome r , ilks, Shawls, Merino., and Ala
picas, new and Imatitifil stv lo Cashmere trEenssit and
Ministins for Ladies' Fall 7ud ;Winter wear, French,
l- nofish and Domestic Prints tuid Gingliams, together
st Uri a large as-ortinen't of Glove. 4, Hosiery and Trim
:mu::: of every description &.e. kr—all Of which lor
fors to the trade upon the most r,IVONIIIII• heroin.
Navin_ hre n lona engaged ill the purchase of goads,
Ile - intends to i n to none but such as are cheap; and as
his 4t.lre is in imminent proximity to the
.Market Street
tiV
trade, he iites the attention of merchants to his stuck
ImMre making their pltrillaFeA.
• P. IL TIOCYPER.
7:o. a f . 7 , ;.r.qw:".'rr.: street, l'ltitaat•lp4ia:
Ph;!ada ,Sopt. Ilth, 1,15
T rt. L.
Il'rl'S b.AT IYO TEL,
%yrs.: s;nn or Mk:7i FT., IV rut DOT:OUCH or
~11U.Y‘C L rcextso CO., P.l.
0 1111,-; sn't);eri . brr Wm.tld reiTe, truly in liirm
fr:erd , , 311 d the int ve•l:ing chit he 11:13 re
eently ct hen ;Did fitted np,in I stiperior manner,' th4t.
;:pnemts ed.fi,;e.• sin of GEN. IVASIIINGTON,
where be t , rrpa red ci ae , nnimod to travellers and
visit is m the s ery beat and plea,ing st;!e• H:s
is Eim - ded ;tit lire in s t ; le;:sant and central part of
the borough, ea:hen:cat to business, and is large and
Or rAnin9 a;ry;
•
9'hankr,l.l,4' the literal enppott while keeping. the
old Al.itt , y 111.11(..1,and the Ameiican lintel, in tips
horou2h fir thp past, thrre years, he respectfully 5,..
ticks a con:Mita:lee nt :he wimp.
T111.:OfORK %VEILS.
•
ii"," Toe hia,rri4l,l:rz. NlrihomberJand.
IVdlintnqonit. Led, Ilaven.and Bellefonte
Sinrvesnrrive at ni;;I depart.froni thin Mouse.
Money, 'lo'. 15,18.0. 46 CR
POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS
•
McGTNNIS.
EPETI , VIA. Y annonnce)to•the Public, that he.
I ha , VAPI, known as the Potts
ville Iron...‘VorkF, on N , Tricee tan. street, where Ile is'
rovoarrrl to 11 , 0 , 1 all kind.: of steam Encino's. inaritl
1-,Jor, ha i 1 ltoaA Carg, and 31achineri, of:Limo:4 every
ri;Jtil.n. at the elierlest noti re , and on the most:refl.-
;
Pon , oos franc 11:road, in want of Sind in Enitintt-s
rind it to tillor advantage to fire Bari a, call hofore
flgr,gilig o't.g‘vio•v,t. :slaw II
'Refine al & New•Goocls .•
. . I'll 31(MG N •
I) f:SPECTETI I.Vinforms the that he has
llteinovf'd hi> Storct.l \ lin. Now Store*rooni, in the
,isinne ;louse of: 'Airs %with a locust fire in front
of the door; and 11 1. 1t.11.6q.. Mr. Thomp., on • s
Me , srs Potiork's Store. A till has
j„, a , now a.isortnienuot - rlprine Goods which
trill he sold al 'the intvegt casii.prirce., In addition to his
fenry dry trineinag I has received. an& will,
iccep ou hand a eencial e L nrn. braid,
straw, & fancy lionaeta, al the iowesi
31arth
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Desirable Private ,ReSidenee
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FOR MLR. a -
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1e ,p,,,, r , .Tlll'. subscriber-in order to.closs up hi 3
c CI Id PilSifirsS as anon as vossibl.' utters far : ..14; .i''' . saki his present residence in 'Ala hantongo
ii 3 , str , et, .The maimimilding is ^_3 feet frMi
by :t5 feet deer and the hack building is 30
f,711 deep. with two Parlours, Dining mom and Kitchee
on the first floor, with a Bath house, and a Furnace it
the cellar for. heating the wlio:e front building. The
lot 13 :iP feet front by 21t1 feet deep, with n •Itnall stabln
-on the tear. _The house Is in good condition, and in
beautifully sittiated, and the garden is stocked with
different kinds of illi: POSSe3SiOII will be given on
• the lat of April next; or immediately, if required. For
3erm3 &C. apply to the
.uliscriber. .
Oft It
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTARY P.UBLIC,I
' ' POTTSVILLE,. PA..
th
tt- Office in Centre st, next door to e . Exchange—p3 VT.
• CLAVIN BLICIIIE, - 1 •,
• .2 ,T - TOR.N E I' .. .4 T .1 dlr .
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w l j.kp n r t .a y r o lt j i
i?ia tr i .. p e t zr
.. al Courts . of: the Cl.ty a nd
Ilk Office 13 at N0: . 35 - Soutti fnurflt f treet, between
- - Chesnut ancltValnut strects. , A . -
Ptsilada.; Sept., 20, 1815. , - !3S rSmo
JOHN' CL EME N T, -
Attoiney at Law. . '
OFFICE, Centre st., Last giP, 4 doors below the
office of the Miners' Journal. • Mar. 2 .
•
E; Q. J C S IV;
t
1;017 x•ILT.,
C Off re in Market 8t.,. at the ginpoTium Office. Co
._I 2.5
3011 a CHAS. NEVILLE;
ArtortNEY AT:LA • 1 •
c arc. attend l i , j u i t l ) e fi l.,, c ' e '(! not t ac sd ~ot r o
, c 1111, 1 1 , 1 3 . ‘„, with
Journal. . •
October J. 9
.
. Roseberry,
ATTOTiNEI7 Al' LAW.
ortwwinurto, • '
ram
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31'1I1Cr: FN I
- ATTORNEY. AT • LAW .'•'
f
1 .POT7StiLLE, .pA.-."
practice in' the several Courts of "Schuylkil, Co
:4. IV: T B' F B
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Attorney at Law:
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opened an otllco. in the borough of Schuylkill
- Oflre in front strdil, second , hoir east of
M. Mart Hotel, will attend to all lisinns.4', en
rwittl,to his care, tt the counties of Schuylkill and
! 'Berks.
April 21: 16,14
• "'ions* •oi Iced Business.
• nn.gwi.., : ritier respectfully announces tw the
that he has ,I,7,focialed Mr. Nathan Evans
ua .• In ronikuctine a general-Flour and Feed
the firm -of Ittlull do EVANS. at the 'a:owl:Mast
i~ragr of Rai: ItMuhand Norwmziamstro'ets, in thii , ho.
re hh oi• thoy wilt alwayt: keep 'tin
ir •
and, a 14rge and good assortment •cif
Flour,-• " •
• INy I , the ' See., &r.
All of 'whir I, will ho sold at 'the miry lowed! rat.
Thirl conlidcialy. solicit the patrouime of the
,pa
3 0 :11(•Vilig th":,r - all-those with doar•With thenil
it tot heir mutual ai.lli•antagi:
.1u 19, DJ-
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L Al i G II - T -. SI ':l' 0 T T
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.;-.: AT Ti!E ;L. 4.
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:• ' - T OWN IVA L. L. 4 ;" : i -•
r 3 A vit: , an a . s.ortment _of rolled cipi,lia'uunercti
1../, I mix, coii , ;!s!,n , z, erfrimi . reulalio , ,,';• 1f,.11.•
:Seloli 1r01n.3 to Ax 1 ' .
' ',.77'cionrcti frorn g'i", -, ),1.). ; 1.x i, ..-
II :t ant' rd tir'e tic,in ',l x ..1 x 3 inch, ' I- ..
§collriii , iron of vtkrii,,s; daitc'z4on.
CI'CI W. lia rs,.l'loitlt !I !faits.: j,
./lor:: , 41oe 1.11 r.; :sled,ie , •
ilinul,l4 Juniata: Slit • •
IN . ii!s; , and • 116rse:
Shoe Hods' , ,
Octagon Cat Steel
June "8
/ vim. ronmatitt : : receivine from New. York and are or
,. ferii!z. at heir tor in. 'Morris' Ad lit ion to PoOsville,
i
ft.'tfee. soear,Tea..'Alf:ll4‘es. ILlM.,'slmuldars 'Afes
Pi'rlf. Fi-li , Salt. Cheese, oil. Capolles. Soap. I. gum's,
Fruit', Tobacco, (LINA Hay, Feed. &e."&r. All of whir li
they' rarer at city wholesale prices, frcistt finly titled.
,'lay -)'l' :t'l—
...
200 BuNcuEs of s!Ti Nc o. k .,,, far slle
. at.
• 1.4.Y.V.N El &t• 0C111":71
So'l,l ~ 27th
, ' 419 +-
AFES If supply of MINER'S .ju
(Ili.st roe' 'ye' at
DOWNEY .'y FOCHT'S.
ept.l3th - *
• ' 37--
A ' ssnrtmeta or BLACK TEAS just rerfavoi at..
for sale at DOS NEY & foully S.
Sept. IMId '
---i-- .1
B ALED R —H AY, by the ton nr bile at 1 •
'.I.)OWNEY. & Fopirrs.
37--
Sept. 13th
y ONO and short handled COAT. try the
anz,n at DOWNEY FOCHT'S..
tiept. lath
S r , cracke in !In rrOs
DOWN EY rocurs.
• s,:pt. t 31.1, I , I 37--
_
1 0 O r - e K c E. ,i c , ...S e L , T d 7t r nit a irt i t Blasting Pt.wde.r, just
I'
DOWNEY & FOCHT'S.
A ttgust
39 Boacs trine Candles icreivrol and for sale at
'DOWNEY a FOtAIT'S
July 5,
L in( ons, Gin, .1 •
Erandy Ht.k., at
DOWNEY & FOCHT'S
21—
May 21th
'l\'O,/f 7 FOR GOOD B.MG
A NEW .A,ND CHEAP STORE, THEBorough.
Borough. of* Pottsville.
fir. undersigned embrace this opportunity to in
11 - f trot their friends and tie public in general; that
they have opened a NEW STORE, in the brick buil
ding, late!), occupied by Messrs Oliver 'At. Mars:be
tween Deniv Cleise's - sfl J. C. . Lessiss h otels, in the
borough of Pottsville,lwhere they have ast received
from l'hiladelplua, an , entirely new and Splendid
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consist irg in part of Dry Goods: Groe.ai•ies, Rucens,
Glass. Cedar a ncl rt hen wa re. Sc.
Among (hetr sopp'y of Dry Goods, will be !bond
a great variety of Calicoes, Mullins I Moushn-de-
Laines, Cashtnere , Aboirea Luotres. English and
Frer.o Alrrinncs , Pew style Cloth fir Cloaks, a
great a... , rtritrieiat of -bawls ard.llandk rchiefs. Al
so. superfine rd Common ClothS, Ilse Iskin Cassi
mere, 'Ss:Oasts of all colors and pri es, Velvets,
Vestingst. Cheeks:3 lanktte. Flannels; Lcd Feathers,
&c., Air,. Also. Su4ars. Coffee Molases, Tea, Spi
ces, Looking Glasses, &c, Also. salt, New: Mack
erel and an extensive assortment of 6 her articles,
'no numerous to Mention, a l ol 'whlcli the; )vill dis
pose °fit uncom. ton, low prices.
the put lie art. invited to gtrc them ca/4 exam
ine their goods. and be' col/winced of the excellent
qualities and low prices. •
E. & E. 11.3M31E/1.
.M
Pottsiville. Oct. 13.1515
Radiating Stoves, Tin Ware; &e.
THE seiliseriher announces to the ritizi l ms of PollS
ville gist vicinity, that he liaJ on kith' risiort
rn,nt of Radiating Stoves,. of his own tnanit facture,
whit It lie will 'warrant to be opal iii"xciirkinatozhip
nittl beauty and as cheap as any obtained Cron,
- has also on hand a eeneral iv:sin - intent or,
rookinz and other stoves, embracing all kinds.toffethei
with a large awirinietii of :fl
TIN W, 1
All of which will be soh' at A ch ß ea E p rites at
fat twy, Centre St. Pottsville next danc-h
Gebise's [hod. BYRON I;
0 - 1. II -
Boarding.
.1 1 117. Subscriber has recently :openO a bnarding
hnnse in Nl.rrket s rcpt , Purtis.lq,and wlll . he
pleased to have a number •of reApecialrle I oinle'rd
Good ace , mumtlation will 6n furnish(F:il rin reason
able terms. Imirans;eatto3rdtu:s aceornmodated
on rcanonab!c ternie.
'wts3,l;le May 3d
• - CO./11)' S - P.,I77ENT
,GALVLVIO BATTERY.
rT~IIE subscriber inform:: tit . that he has been
:
I appointed. byWin. P. Coad, of. his
atient f or the sale in ibis and the of
.his P,ITE.NY mi.apudirEr)
Y: adapted to 4111. nse of Phy,ociana and other
111.11.01 , 4 1 oc,empvtent slid!, in the trt.c.taiiial 01 nervous
dismders.
Persons desirous : int purchasing Mr. Tiiiairs instru
ments can have an opportunity. of exaOditine. the op
plirattis, at my residence in the Town naltof Oda ho
.rough. .. •
Anionr the many complaints which haim been mired
and alleviated by this.powerful :went it PlediCal prac
tire. may he enumerated Paralysis, Palsy. Epilepsy.
Lock -jaw. emaciated Limbs, Rheutnatisni,Tic Holorenic
and various other neuralgic and nervous disorders. -
'rs Having purchased one of Mr; Coed's praduated
lilatteries,l mu prepared to operate_on persons suffer
ing under any of the above descrihtd cdmplalnts, and
respectfully' solicit all those who may feel tnterested
in.thisphblicatiou, to:call and examine my apparatus.
PETER P. BIUDEY...
, Pottosille, Sept.o, MO. , 84.6 m
B. BANNAN
ROBERT M. PALM Mt,
' A*ORNEY
UTE
nucn & Ev:tNs.
MEM
Shear 1.111.014 r •
•
13fister.AiniTican illlster,. ,1 •1. ,
;i - ;ruvin Szcel,Frsg.,..
4c
116—
DOWNEY & 'FOCHT,
MARK TILL FOLLOWING
1119 81 , 1 Te and
lelow Henry
CLIZA lIALTGIWVOi7T:
. IN-71v
THE MINER
PHILADELPHIA
WILLIAM It BROWN; dr. CO,
wnoLE •i s ALE DRY GOOD DEALERS.
N. Aorth
.rourth alreqt,
1152
HAVE a large Stock Comprising a gengralvarlety of
AMERICAN and FOREIGN DRY GOODS..
They regniarlyittend the Auction Sales, at r Which
they can frequently purchase many seasonable descr-ip
thins of Goods, much >dew the regular' prices, and
.which they will sell at a Small cdrantx.
They receive many goods direct from Manufaetuters,
and will Also be receiving the n ewest stylekor . Fon.:
gins Goons as boon as they are in the market, from im.•
portatiOns both here and in New York •
Their exertions will be directed to keeping entisla»t-
Ir; a very superior. assertment of the most desirable
..s'alde . and Fancy G6Nls, which they intend to otter to
Country Mercbandwon the most favorable terms, and
at the lowest price, they ran he found al-in the city of
Philadelphia, and respectfully invite them to examine
for themselves.
Their stock consists inpart of the foll Owing
'cloths, Cassimeres, sattinctis;. • Jeans, Plaided and
Striped Jeans, [a new article,) • Flannels, Kerseys,
• Linseys, fled Padding, Canvas Padding, ReaVer
' 'teens, Velveteens, Velvet Cords, Alpaca LY/Stfe3
Vystings, Cravats, Stocks, Mousse.. de Loins,
- Ginghams, Lawns, Irish Linens,, Russia
Sheeting and Russia Diaper:
Goods for Summer Wear, Nevi , - Style Fancy Planted
:Lined Drilling, Plain Drown Linen,. Crape Gam
"hroons, Corded. Plaided and striped bitto, bell;
goods;] Plaid,d and striped Krenilins, [Sew
goods,) Nankeens. Extra .Iteavy: C, ,, ttonndes,
- ,•• '• Simmer Denims. >lexicon >lixtures,
- Elite and Fancy Coloured Drillings, Satin.
Jeans. Fancy Single Millial..Cassimeres - ;
Coat,Gitighams, &c.
Rrown,and Bleached >limit/is, Cheeks.Tickings.l3l:o';74l,
.Drillings, t . ianton'FlaiinCl, Plain White Cambries,
. Checked; ditto, Lace 'Pawl/ricks, Ja.:ko..
nets, It uslin,Mull -and Swiss ditto, Lace
• ,Coo" in variety-," Coloured Canibricks, Ilosie..
' :loves, Thread, Buttons, And a. full as.
ortritent of Trimming's, .S , c.•&c.
• very extensive assortment ; to Which
new - Styles aicadded. as they come front,the >lanUfac
to refs. • r; " e
• Philada.; March 1, A
. ,
Pine 'Mien. „" •
etbseriber Las for sale a larce rtantily Of de-'
romposiNf:MlCA, rornmonly called Fire Sand.. and
now very extensively used in the mann facture of , tirr;-
itrnof tohkin:: furnaces, move cylinders, ke. It
I r Msbeen'taken nut nft lie pit with emit care; and Is of
a Tory tine quality, clear o (sand, gravel and other im
purities.
It will he deliverml o board boats, or other ,vessels,
at the subscriber's half a Mile below Gray's
Ferry; Schuylkill, at eiality rents per ton, or at any
wharf below Fair MO:1711 at SI . do per ton, . •
n. eA ) nn.
Philada. O ct. 11,4915 • • .11-p2tnt)
_
PURE -- WHITE LEA b.
~~ilefdrseridl ;a
Brotiter,
frNiTtit:TI.ZERS. •No north Front street
111 Philadelphia; have now.a good supply of their
..'lvarrarned pure white lead, and I hose customers whc
have been sparingly suPpbcdin oonser,uvriceol a run
on he article, now have t heir eird;:rs tilled.
• Noln.)wn nubs wive pnsaesves those periervatire
and.beaut.ifying firnperties so desirable in a paint,-to
an-equal extent dill) unadulterated white- lead; hencr
ass admixturr.v . or,c..ther materials only mars its
value.' ft hwtherfloie been the steady aim of the
Mannfactures, for many years, to supply to the public.
perfectly. pure title 1e , ;24, and tha onceils.in2de
msnd for iiie arm i.y roirf that it has met with fla
vor- 'it IA inv/ !Sirantla on one he ad--WETII
- RI LL. A , ilit0 1 1,11 , 1: - in full,- and on the other,
IVAlutt:AN•r Kt) Pt , r.r4:4lliitf red letters
Novetil!ic'T 19
i lta .-
11111 r:
find
• • -
& Pot tti-‘
•••'iillailell • .
• ••11.oad. '
rz - z23 1,741,
•7 , ! ,,,
ii!rtheetant o f l'''qtg•ht on 31r.rchadi±e.
'• • •
ttiVl) Itonrtny next, June 9.(1t1i, ISIt,
ttood.; 'will Le forward. d with tles.patch at the fol.-
lepwine ri! Freit!ht, htlweeit !leading, and the
points Lelow'stata, per ton or 2000 lbs.
ilettvech Hfu fen
Readirig Rcading
and rind
Phila. - Puttsri Is.
'1 10 7.0 cts.
Plaster, slate, tiles, kc.
Pig from bhiams, timber, )
marble. 15010. tar, pitch, ' 120
and grind-Armes,
bar iron,
h.:5.1,111.ff I rpeni line
bark. raw titleirco, 1 40 100
pr,,,j , jo,wl.lll,llltors, lum
her, stoves, ,k e.,
Flour per barrel, 16 cts. - n eta
Wheat, corn, rye, clover )
seed. k salt per bushel. f 4 cts. 3 - CfS
Croce TICS, harlWar,,slleol,l
(mimer. tin, brass. do.
meet ic linimes.rnadtine
ry, butter and eggs,
cheese, lard and tallow,
oil, trout, cotton, leather
raw hides, paints, nys-,
• ters, hemp, and cordage.
Dry Goods, drags 1
Lines, foreign liquors, I
wines, glass, paper,fresli 2 60 1 70
fish, metinfectiona
ry, bc,‘4l, Smunnary.
No ad.litirmal charges for commission. storage, or
receiving Cr delivering freight at any of the Compa
ny's Dr IA:, cc the IfIK !
July 15; 1.z13
SALT ! SALT ! !
ALINA.Satt in barrels& bias, for sale at the lowest
:I!.lWket .pr ire, It..liver..(l on leiard of Boats on lilo
En 00 of PuIITER AGE •
(;lIAY & BROTHER.
. 31 IValnut st. (IT st. Wharf Srltnylkill.
dhiladelphia :lusty 10th, '29
E. A. HATHAWAY Co.
GENERAL COMMISSION hIERCHANTS,
Nn 23 North Wharres, I,,et Alf .Ireh st., Philadelphia
HANT - receiced on contienment and offer for sale a
Hih lowest cash priecg
-50 hales lot sort eastern hops
.923P11 eons fill and winter press'il whale oil ;
1000 do do do 61ack fish oil,
:too Ins painted
..100 hose., lot oonlity sperm candles ;,
150 do mould. c aaul les,
200 do yellow. font ;
50 do No.'l chocolate ;
300 do L oire ( 4 ealeil) herring ; .
1110 do do' No. 'I do •
100 bids.- acketel. Nos. 1, 2 and 3 ;
50 110 I[3:IWC S; 1 111141 ;
' 50 11,, 'Herring
.25 do pickled codfish ;
• 40 do Cranberries':
50 tabs Goshen 'miter ;
.4000 no. Herkimer county - cheese ;
10.000 do dry coltish; '
, 5000 do hake fish. (in drams)-,
:IWO do Manilla cordage; -
Phllada., Jan. 11,
ENE
BURDEN 'S PATENT HORSESHOES
0
• MADE ,01.' TffE best refined American
Iron, for sale at about the game prices of the
;ran in bar, twins a savins of about 100 per,
- cent to the Ati/linger. All shoes gold, ar
warranted, and if not satisfactory', can
.be
returned and the money will be refunded,
•
GRAY & 11ROT111:11, 92 Walnut et., l'hilada,
Juno S 23
.
AriTE
TVIILITARY STORE.
E subscriber %you'll. respectfully inform his
friends and customers, that he has loc,tted his
Military, Cup ;lam factory
in Third Ntreci, No: 93, a few ddors below Race,
where he would he pleased to see his old customers
and as many newooea as are disposed to favour him
with their contour. lie stilltuiiiiinues to manuraciere
Military and Sport:lien's articles ...revery description.
stich as leather, Ciotti. Felt, Silk and heaver Dress
Caps, (doll patterns; Forage Caps; holsters for troop
,Body do ; - Cartouch Poxes, Dayenet c ibbards, word
Belts of all kinds ; Canteers knapsar(s, different
patterns: Fire Iluc!icts. l'asting. Tribe .do.
- Brush and l'ickeeu Phones. Potopoons Firdmen's •
Caps, Leather Stne!ts, Can Cases, superior quality
Shot lines. Game Bags, Drums, tSle...itic.
uTurd rs thankfully irceived aid promptly at
tendeitr. IV 11,t,i ANI CHESSMAN,
No. MI North"! ant Street, s few doors by:kw:l:at
Phibalelphias, January 13, 18-14 2,-8m
• . 4 '44
If • :;.4 •
We'recnininend albrf our friends v, 7 .Biting the Ci
ty, to c:711-at the Pekin Coni,,nany's Store, and
-lay inn .!upplyof delicious - Teas.
ME
THE PEIiI.N TEA COMPANY,
•
CO. 30, small cEeoNn sT•
• Between Market and thestitut,
• riticAnT.Livita.
IPvg constantly on end for sale, wholesale
and retail:a variety of ehaire fresh Tea:, at low
er prices, at-cording to the quality, than they ran he
bought ileat any other estalitislitnent in the city.
Tt:As, exclusively, are so:it at this house, and
several varieties, which cannot he Obtained elsewhere.
Any Tear which do not rive entire satisfaction, can be
returned and exchanged, or the gioney will be refunded,
-Tae citizens of bichitylkill County, are respectfully,
invited to give Its a ' call. G. B. ,
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company l
.
Militia., Sept. 27,1815. . . 29,
L./ INNEN Sheetings 3 yards wide, Largo and
small Looking Glasses, Carpetings and Rugs,
feints cheap by J. MORGAN,
Pottsville May, 3d, • 18—
JOURNAL:
THB CIItAPEST PASSAGE. AGENCY IN TILE
UNITED
.STATF:S.
Joseph . illelturray's
Splendid Lorc'eLendon end Live/pod Parizets
- ARRANGEMENTS FOR 1845.
Old Established Passage
_OLlice
100 Pine Street, Cor. of Sou th ,. N. Y. -
1 . . . , 1111 subscriber be leave to' call the attention o }
.his. friends and the piddle iii general, to the follOw
ingarrangements for the year 1515, and for the purpose
of bringing out Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage
Passengers, by the following 1 •
Regular Pa - eke:. qliips_to .ond from Liverpool.
Ships' Names Captains . Days of Sailing front
New -York. ~
New. Ship, ' Nye, ' .June 6 Oct. 6 Feb. 6
United States, ' Britton, '-• " 11 •".1 f " 11
Garlick': ~ . ' 'SkitidY, "26"'26 - " 26
Patrick panty, Delano 1 inly 6 Nov.: 6 . Mar. 6
Waterton, ' Allen," .11 " 11 " 11
Roseitts. • . .Eldridge I " -26 " 26 "20
Independence, .' Allen, Y Aug. 6 Dec. 6 Apr. 6
Samuel Hicks, ‘ Bunker, ' i -" 11 '° 11. ~ II
,Siddons, . E. Cobb,. , "26 " .26' " 26
Ashburton,. Iliuttlesini, 'Sept,l 6, l an, 6-m a y 6*
Stephen Whitney, Thoinpson,'; "'II " 11 " 11
Sheridan -. ' - Depeyster, ', , ." 26' " * 2O "26
Ship's Name, Captains,. , -- Days orSailinifrom
Liverpool:
'New Shin N'ye,...' • . , July 21 Noy. 21 .31ar.21
Uuit,s Stales, Britton, ~" •26 "26 " 26-
Carrick, • Skidily,. Aug.ll Ded..ll Apr, 11
Patrick Henry, Delano,. " ‘,,"•'..:'21 •". ~; 21 21
Waterton, Allen, ' 1" :.26' " 26 't 26
. Roachts, ,' .• Eldridge,' , Sept. 11 Jan:'ll :May 11
Indenendence, Alter., 7 21,. 21 " 21
s'anmel Dias, Minter, , l' '.26 ": -26" 26
Sithlons, E. Cabby:'Oct. 'll Foil. llJ'nell
Ashburton, , Iluttloson, ." 21 " .21 " .11
- Stepluin Whitney, ThompSon, " 20 Feb. 26 .I`nril.6
Sheridan,. Depeysr. Nev. - II Mar. II Jniy 11,
..- In-addition y
to the above Regular Lines, a number of
Splell'ilid,Mew York Built Transient Ships,such as the
'Adirondack',' *Scotland.' Russel, (:lover,' Eeho,' and
'Sea,' will continue to bad from Liverpool, weekly In
Regular Succession, thereby preventing theleast pos
sibility of .delay or detention In -Liverpool; and for
the'accommodation of persons wishing to remh money
to their families or filo:zit:, I have arranged the pay_
meat of my Drafts on'the tollowing Banks :
, . .
Cork . Limerick Clommel.
Londonderry, SligO, .. , We.vford
Bella,,t, Waterford . Calway - • -
Armagh, Athlone, - ' ; • Colcr in
Kilkenny, ' Baling,- , 1 Tralee, - 1.,
Enniskillen, . Monaghan,.\ 'Youghal,
Bnbridge, - Ballymena . Pa rs...nstown
Downpatrirk, Cavan,' 1 ... Lurgait,
Dungannon, Bandon, - 1 Ennis,
Ballishannon, Strabane • r shithreen
Omagh: , Mallow, ! • .Duidin
Cooteltili, Bilrn,h, i
Scotland—The ity Ilank.of Glasgow England—Messrs.
England—Messrs. Spooner, Al woOd & Do. bankers,
London; Messrs, P. NV. Byrnes - & 1"O, Liverpool,
Pos , engers call a ti , ll Ire 1•112:11:1:11 front L!VC11100i, to
hil-tdelphia. Boston and' Baltiniore by the Regular
oaeket ships nn application be,ing made personally'. ,
r..by hitter, [post paid,] addressed to ,
JOSEPH :11011111RAY, 100 Pine srent.
corner of South street, NeW York ,
AGENTS. 'I - ,
lienJ.Tannart Potts \ ille, Pa. ; Michael Mullen, Ilo;
rhestor; N. Y.; Jr.'e naggot Provtdimce, It- I. ;- T,
(Muth, - Albany, N. V. ; Charles O'lrata Toledo,
.Thomas McQn.ade, Utica, N. 1"..-
l alsobcg. leave to assure my friends and dhe public
in general:, that the greatest punctuality will (le obser
ved in the, sailing of the above Ships., togettleC• with all
others 'which I may have, and.that ts.ingers will
expesimme no delay on 'their am l vat in the different
I .11, Ivliere they rot an to embark.
T. S.:—Tree Passage, On also be shored - from the
vcriemi Ports in Ireland and Scotland, front which
Stea - tney run to Liverpool
BENJ TIANNAN, Pottsville,
Sole Agcnt ill)rthe'State of nusylvania
- y . 5
lIMI
,
-----il '"1 R SH'S' SUPERIOR PATENT
-
G: v . TRUSS ,
4.-7'irsa,'
• A LSO.
13r. Joseph Whites Otero ,didonzlnal
Supporters.
A supply el tic a Mire-a r , ieles, jo , t reccivcd
an 4 fur 4le, at the manuracturtss priee..
J&)IIN S. (7.•
Druggist
Oelober 251,
,! APOTHECARY STORE:
TIRE subscriber offers for salsa well se
e eted and gehuinti assortment of •
Lsr roosimin(.. , of Chemicals, Medicines,
redr
*Ur mery, Window Glaq..ar, Pat,nt \L divines
Prom] Pahals, Dye-Stuffs, Qds , and Varnishes, Paiii
Brushes, 6,t.. Which he I, disposed to sell at a smal
advance, and iespect fully solicits a share of the patron
age °film public,
CS- Physicians prescriptinns carefully compounded.
JOHN S. C. NI.3ILTIN
March ti, - 4‘4
EMI
10 , f
,1 35
',
•I3RnDY (S. ELLIOTT, •
Watchmakers and Jewelnrs,
FROM . TIIE CITY OF PIIILADA.
ME
IleFpcctiully announce, that
1 they 1,4 ve taken the store nrx:
• ,-'---- p. ,, --,.. dun r 10, Geise's new 1 lute!. at
)
(\\,
pIA)
r\i . nr" . ; . ..i. the lower end et Centre et ,
• ' 4. , ..' sg, , 6 in the,Borouzh of Pottsville.
. ' 0 • tzlig- • where they have .
,recently
IN ,' :.. (veiled n chow,' assortment
\ of CLOCKS. WA TC/.1 ES
' l / 4 1 9 ' - '''' .llP ' & JEWELRY..
They pletr.e themselves to sell their goods at as
law prices' as they , can be bought at any iit her estab
lislitnent in POiISVIIIC or CIECWI,ere. and believe thay
raw rendo full 'and entire, satisfaction (as regards
both natalpy and price,) to all who may favor them
with their patronage.
arid Watches o f every description, care
fully repaired and warranted.
• WILLIAM BR 11)Y,
• JOSEI'II S. ELLIorr.
Poitsville, Oct. 18, :815. 43—tf
QT,EAM
,SYRUP iiiOLASSES.—Ste w:lr
0 New York Steam Syrup Molahsds, a very so—
perior article, for 'sale by • - 1 --'
ill . . -
T. & J. BEATTY'.
.
! ,
-- .lB—
.•,,, ,
.Frenvh Cenient.
UNrquA LLEt) for trending broken Glints. Chinn ,
Queenswarc. Ornaments and Fancy rticlas of
every description. The superiority of this Cement
~yer all others is acknowledged by every one who
has ever used it, and well is the coulidenee• of the
proprietor in its.propertics that if it fails to answer
the pUrposes for which it is recommended the money
will be returned. Articles mended with it may he
exposed to considerable degree of he i at, and will resist
the action of b tiling water suflicienery long for all or
dinney purposes. Th 9 mannar of using this cement
is so'simp:e that the fmost inexptrienced.tcannu fail
of s ;ccess., Each bottle accomgttnied w.th the par.
ticular directions fornse. B BANNAN Aa't
N. B. Tel-sons I , Viiiir; to sell aeain supplied at '
the Nlanutacturet'• iiecs by the dozen. •
Nov 15 4
- •
The History of Wyoming.
Erts'oNi: hohlini subscription papers for the P'P(;ltt' 01.'1.171 - 0
,IING," (except in the Counties of
latzeine, At'yonting4 Bradford, Sintquehanna, Wayne,
and Pike. being tlienoJ t town of WeAsnoreland) will
p'eese retorn them to .1i Cri,y. Esq., Philadelphia; pub
li-litr!or wor!t. who wilt deliver the books and re
ceive ihe pay therefor. The.woik will be published on
the 141 of Novemher• CHARLES MINER.
F 1'haa.1.2 4 ,103, Nov. 1 ' 41—
LAMES' -FA.SIIIONABLF,StIOES,
'XT . THE: SIGN' OF THE BM BOOT,
Opriosite Geisse's tarerti,Centeest
Moody 4-• cal reinacht,
ANTorrt.n if spectrally call the attention of the Ladies
V .of Pottsville and 'vicinity, to their Fashionable
stock of fine . Shines, Gaiter and half Gaiter Boots,
French Slippers. &c., manufactured expressly for m
ind customs by Every pair of this work will be
warranted, and sold as low as the same work can be
obtained elsewhere. Ladies are invited to examine
thein—and arito their large assortment of Ladies', Mis
ses' and Childrens' Boots, Shoes,Slippers,Gaiters,
Of good quality and cheap.
November I. Inls. 44-
Houses and Lots
e
' FOR SALE.
ALSO, a ago number of Buildint:s and not Lott, u
various sites, on the Naviaation tract. lying principally
is the lloroneh of Pottsville. Apply' to
• t. 4 .I:IIUEL LEWIS,.ReaI estate ag't. c.lll, o st. L
July 111
, Eliplio Springs.and Bellows.
r[ l .llE subscriber liastst received a supply of Elip.
1 tie Springs at 12 e
; nts per I. Also, Blacksmith's
Bellows 'very] low, at Ins Hardware Store. Centre st.
GEORGE H. STICIITER.
October] 1845
pu. ERICK at the Town Hall Iron Store.
BRIGHT tltt FOTT.
43,
pct 25
POTTSVILLE, PA
THE EX9TESIENT STILL GREATER.:!
The Market Store,
TAE' E'IIEAPFST PLA.CE. TO PCIICALS E. 000/39,
WEST OF TAE CITIES!! %,
COME 4- JUDGE FOR
.YOURSELVES!
SORE DE* GOODS FOR SEDOWICR & CO.
• I
ESSRS - . SkDCWICK & CO,,have just returned
J from. the 'cities of New York and 'Philadelphia,
with the best selected assortment of Goods, ever offer.
ed 'in this market. Among whirls are all' the latest
style Cashmeres, fancy, barred 'Cloaking fin la.
die's dresses, dhaded and barred Moos Alpac
a's, Chintzes, fine embroidered and plain Thibet
Shawls, LadieS' Fancy Gloves, Hosiery e., &c.
All rif.whirls will be sold 20 percent. cheaper, than
can be had at any oilier store in Pottsville, Iry
SEDGWICK &
' Nov. P, 1815.
GREJI T .133 R a.tyLvst
AND" SEE.
• ,
A NEW STORE!.
TILE subicriber most respectfully infortns his
friends and the:public generally, that ho his
just opened a NEW STORE in the building receni,•
ly occupied by Samuel Sillyrnan i Centre street,
Pt:amine, where he has just received from Philadel
phia, a general assortment of fresh : •
FA'LL AND WINTER GOWS„-
which will be sold exceedingly 104, for cash or
country produce. Just call and see what can be done
'at selling cheap. his stock consists in oar! of j
SuPellinc and Common cloths of all colors an
prices, CasSinieres and Satinetts, Flannels, CaSh
metes, Mouslin de Lollies, Check. Shawls. and
Handkerchiefs, Beaverteens, Velvet cords, a large
skacckon of Silks for ladies'dresses, Gloves,
Stockings. Umbrellas, Acc:cyc. '
• Also, an .extensivs assortment ,of Groceries,
Queens-ware, Cedar..w . ate, Sugars,, Coiree, Teas,
Molasses, Matikeral,:Salt, English Cheese, sperm
and common Oils, Looking Glasses, Candles, Spices,
Travelling Bag!: all of which Will be sold
'as cheap as can be had tti the county. .--
lie therefore invites one and all to conic, examine
and price, his good., bring convinced that he can and
will serve thein satisfactorily.
N0v,8.18.15
NEW-YORK STORE.
•
NEW GOODS DIRECT FROM NRW YORK
9111 E subscAlierA have just arrived from New,
York, with a neWand fresh stock of -
DR r.GOODS,
of the latest styles and patterns. Also, a gene
'
rat assortment of GROCERIES, 13011T9 AND
SHOES, READV-MADP, CLOTHING, &e.'
Also, an assortment of •
India Robber Cb . nbinz, •
Caps, and Mittens, suit. -
able for Engineers, and
. persons expose!! in .1
• •
stormy weather.
The aloive Goods were selected expressly for
the Pottsville murket, and be sold very
cheap, lit lhiqr Centre street.
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For Cheap Goods cal' at the New York
rstore.
. TrtONYBRIDGE & Co. •;
Pottsville, Nov. I, ISEI. , 44- I
GREAT CILIN'QE
FOR GOODBARGAIS'S'AT THE
. ,
..PT„FEW STORE,
Cor. of Rail-ronel Xort.-Cgian stx:J;rfrn ' terly occiwie4by
=I
Ti(, f4l.ll,Frriber beret)' gives nonce to the titiieng
of Ike real llecioir and sena:akin county generally,
that be ha; opened an entire new stack of goods ar the
thole mentioned place, embracing a great railer)" of
Dry GI/011S, i . Groceries,.
Queeneware, Hardware,
'Poharen, Cedar Ware, .
. ~...
Provilbins, " flat, & Chps,
-. . .. —. ..
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AU or which lie ha: selected with the greatest care.
lie Iniehnt !Weil in the Siore-keeph,li, for; the
lam - twelve years, he tlatterii films... Villa: his Good , :. are
just the kind the people want—and he keens I1 4. 1CJI;
sell 'flew 10 to '2 , 1 per cent: cheaper than they• can he
pit bete or elsewhere. Conic and tri ,
. SIMON 111N.,\ K.
Put Nivitle, Nov. 1, ISO. •11--6ino
.
. • 13,0 O.K S, -
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SCHOOL 4• . MISCE L .17:',01,75,
WHoI,ESACE AND RETAT-1,4;
IT I 7 NEXAMPLED LOW P.AT•ES,
(IN 311 , Y IN,TA Arian THIN: rnicns,j
AT BANNAN'S CHEAP BOOK STORE,
POTTS VILLE. r
estensice. critiquing; all kinds o:
s e hl i ol I.llk, Slit Ii at
p a rky;s, smith's, Frtist's,
Glair:: i / .. .)//olt's, Th,ynka::, CoirperthiVailljr4. , (14; . s . I10-
2ati& Thom,o-on. &r.—all of which art, niaToceactilred
FOR ESE. and purchased directly frOin the 1 1 101i:fliers,
at the ictivest trade east prices, and which are at the
same price. from IP fir fln per cent cheaper than. the
aueliniftrteth and old and often imperfect editionri, 'Of
fered fir sale by the travelling hook seller:, and agents
. of n hat Ore termed, the half price stores.
, c 5. 11 new not he generally known to our rcatlerrithat
- 111.4 e are Printers and Ilitiders in Philadelphia. whos'e
.de Moline:4s i‘Cin printing and hintlin2 honks at the
i• heap rates. for curl ions, Avhirli ltiok welt ont,li.t e; lint
which are pat together so tintisily:that they - Wilt hare.
smn,lthantiting. . As we have a reputation trisusta in,
and reside here, we cannot anti will not deal in 1 thi,r
trash. IThe Pedlars and Travelling Merchants confine
their tins:Mess:limos! solely to the auctions. This is a
secret liorelia•ters of hooks ought to he made acilimitited
watt,. ri•• Try its. and satisfy ..yoursel ves. •
13.1NNAN Ag't.
Notwithstandinz this ditTerenze we pledge du
:wives to furnish Merchant s, Ti-aciter. and Parents With
'GOOD h ohs. wholesale and nitail, , ene;cE.. With
torquatity,than the Pedlars and Travelling Sine
.chants
• N0v.115 1 • ,
Alexander's TricobaptLe.
• A LI , QUID DYE which chances Itght and grey
71.. hair to a beautiful black or dark eolor:instanta
nsousit'it. without any injary to the hair Sze. A ny'per
,son can apply it so simple is the process Fur's ilc
at l'iMaderphia prices. U . BANNAN Ag't.
f'ovJ 13
ATERY SUPERIOR GREEN & BLACK
TEA, just raceived and for sale by ' •
May 3i;
Platform Scales. 1,
NT?E.sititalde for Rail Roads, Canals, Coal, flay,
Itl Ores. Stares, Crum), Tobacco, Live Stork, iiie.
* Orders promptly attended to at my manufactory,
Second street, Camden, New Jersey.
C. ELI COTT .
Camden N.J . Oct. 18111 1 8 15 . 42--ly.
,TO . 4IINERS & 31INERAL AGENTS
,NXTANTED in a Colliery. in a very healthy part of
Maryland, a boss capable of concludfinir.the
businOs of an extensive Colliery and nutiiiagiron
ore. ' Undoubied reference as to character will ha
recoil:a and applications will he received in confi-,
denecilif desired.
Also ; wanted a Cornish copper Miner; to dress
Capper Ores and to assist in the manigetrient of a
Co f ipe'r Mine in New Jersey, under the Principal, and
to makd himself generally useful. will have to
preclude. testimonials of character.
Ayply by 'letter to C. care et' the Printer of this
pa per. r l " •
0et.2.5;
NEW CASH DRY GOOD, FANCY /12(n TRIMMING
STORE, '
TN TUE ROOM FORMERLY ' OCcuilED! BY
MR.;;. I'llll.l.ll'S IN CENTRE STREET.;
Ihe lathsoriber respectfully informs the chi zet of
, rottsvilie and the public in steneral, that he hits Just o
-petted j't fresh assortment of the newest style's orgoods,
coonNtiong
Silks,l Lawns, Alpacas, and BalzarineS. :
with 9 variety of fancy goods. Also, a new ands*
did style of s.
Prints, Silk, Thibet Alpaca and other shawls,'
Blue,iand Black Cloths of ersisperior quality.
Ile lias also on hand,
Sewing Silk,. Spool and atent Thread of the
hest quality,lGlores and Hosiery, Straw I Leg
horn, Claw, Braid and other styles of Fancy
'Bonnets, by the ease, doz. or single, :Bonnet,
111 , ii's and Boy's Leghorn ati,
All of be sold at the lowest cash priers:
Aa..120 16 ly— .1 1.1 I'l3 MORGAN.
Thk,,TEW YORE Dried Plums and. Peclle..s, for
by T. & J. BEATTy',.I
May 3d, • 18-=
IliA§lNS.—ln (I-tarter boxes, srlected for fami4
tly use, for sale cheap at
JOHN S. C. MARTIN'S;
1 • Confectionary & Drug, Store.
Pianos: ,
T;IE u-nderstime,l having beeri
ted Arent by Messrs. A I[ Cal,. &Co,
of Neu• York, offers for sale their su—
perior Grand Planii3 at the
ijqJJ
MEE
WHIPS.—Fur sale at MARTIN'S Drug
V rStore—an assortment of Gig, Sulky, arid
Carri'age Whirs,
March 22
FOUNTAYNF.'S CHINESE HAIR ERADICA..
TOR.—Which removes Superfluous Hair froth the
Face Neck, forehead, &c. For We at mAnTNn's
Drug Store. blarch lb,
Tar II vsn A.t.rnmss,r.-;4 am a 'Srusi laberer. • I
earn that I cat ; get that I , wear, ovia•no mart Bate,
envy no man's happiness; glad pa other men's
good,Auntent .with my farm nod this:. greatest of
my pride is to ace my ewes graze orrtP my 'ember
suck.' "?
Such. is the picture of a hushanti'manrSdiib drawn
by the unerring - pencil of Shatsprare,,,rinil.such •
the sentiment we Would endeavor' to instil into
theminds of our readers. In the, structure of Mx'
animal economy, a•wise priivisio6 has lien - made
for its . healthy action, by . employment : to
body and mind as necessary to procure the com
forts of life, without 'eating the breeder idleness,'
and thus deteriorating io Muscular strength, - am!
/in a capacity or taste,- for the enjoyment of all that
rare, and beautiful in -the Garden of Na
lure. . Let us' for aninstait trariaPort,the cyo to
yonder field ! See the strong arm guiding the
plough and delving, the earth for"treasures whim
riches shall be revealed to him at the harvest timet
Sec-him gazing with' adinirathie upon the waving;
corn-the bleating flocks-the clustering .:trees-.
the neat cottage, and a thousand other things.to.
fill this sou! withgratitude and' praise r Tlytt, man
is the envy of Kings, with a landed title 'securer
than the throne ore which they sit,and happier far
than he that wearsthe diadem. Ile 'earns that he ,
eats,' and his food thus' becomes sweeter, to' his.
taste from the fact that Fetus labored for it...
But there - are Many Who seem disconteoted:
with the endearments of a rural life, and sigh for.
pent:up atmosphere-of a crowded city. To, such ,
we would say, shake off the delusion ! The gil
ded drapery of fashion, the pride and pomp of
gloated wealthmiay, for a moment: dazzle the eye;.
.but when we look -around us for the comforts ands
quietude of ou . rOWn „peaceful !Cottage, we wilf
soon perceive that these trappivdcannot give ease
to an aching- breOst - '',.orlslurnber to a troubled con
'science. We foie the country-the :green open'
country-and wOuld_ rather , go rfurth to the'field;
with:spade inhatitli and 'earn that we cot' than
'chew the cud of idleness' or bakk in the smiles
of fashion. . Our theatre is therc ! -oir ii
the heavens-out. curtain the s dark blue `sky-Alte
'sweet scented honey suckle and the green gras s
are the carpet on which we tread-roses are strewn
before us-the tinkling bell awakes, and the rising
sun points to our work. A - etion; that great propel
lor of the human heart, nerves its for our labors
-and as the scene is discloSed, our sensed argil
ialuted with sweeter songs aod views, than were
ever witnessed by the votaries of jewelled halls
! with-their most 'enrapturing, 'Mites. Who would
not live in such . a country .
Fitrnicr'
r. I
JOHN H. HILL'
45-
Cc nisi) . 116,,C.5.—We cupy;frot4 The Ctiltira
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tor,' the folloWing article, which is particularly in
): teresting at this seaon..
Ite;uly clothing;
IM=MIZI
There are other modes 'of pickling hams-which
are much esteemed in various countries. In that
excellent and agreeable,, work entitled Terming
for Ladies,' we find the following directions for
preparing the celebrated-llarribro' Pietle,' which
is said, to be equally applicable_ to beef, pork - ,-
tonguds. &c. •To each gallon df water, -put one
pouttiland a half Of. common salt a quarter of a
- Pound of coarse brown sugar; and one ounce of
saltpetre ; boded, and to be carefully, scummed.—
A fterstanding in a proper vessel until quite cold
the meat may be immersed ; and will be fit for use
in ten days, and improve for months; but it must
be carefully kept piesed 'lowa by means of a coy
'ef, and a clean heavy stone.- The pickle' must he
watched, and when any , scum begins to rise, the
meat must be taken o ut and the liquor to-boiled,
and scummed and cooled as before; at the same'
time half a pound more-salt Must be added ; but
tie raw salt is to be applied -alany time. The
moat is to be ictufned when 'the pickle is quite
,cold, say after ten or twelve hour:. Tengues will
require a month, a month at least, and are impre.
ved by the addition of an ounce of bay salt 'ail.
ded to the aboVe. One clove or garlic, half an
ounce of allspice, and as nuich whole pepper,
boiled with the ingredients much improves it.'
Dox'r . I.IC:POSE Youn. ' - rl3Cß..—Liebig, the
distinguished German Cheinist asserts, that •our
clothing is to be considered nearly in the light of
an equivolent for a certaM ain.lunt of food.'. f i n all
situations where the hoclx is kept warm and corn.
fortable by the protection of! suitable garments, the
'demand for food in order to sustain the natural
functions. of the systems, will be less than where
the protectiOn is scanty, or but ill adapted to sub
serve the purPose . for which it is designed. Now
this observation applies With no less force to the
management of domestic animals, thin the Man
agement of ourselves and ou children. A cow
forced'to stand exposed to - the weather in incle
ment seasons, to repose on the cold ground, or in
a barn or hovel Where the, piercing night-blasts
have free access, neces.satily requires a far larger
amount of food than. ono carefully sheltered and
piovided with comfortablq-stall_ and bed. The
diffeience in the amount .Or food censurned by
animals neated in the differout styles nboye inili
, cated, has been 'demonstrated by actual and repea
tetrexperiments, to bedront 25 to 100 per cent.
'in - favor of the latter! But; this is not 'all. Ex
.posure topitios and emaculatcs the system, para
lyzes. the fufictions of the stomach, and opens a
door for the introduction.of many a fearful disease.
An animal habitually exposed to cold, usually falls
away. If a cow, she shrinks her. Milk, if an-ox,
he will experience a loss of vivacity and become
stupid and inert, arid but feebly prepared to ans
wer the often exhorbitant drafts made upon his
muscular poWers under the yoke. 'A merciful
man is merc:ful to his boast.',
T. & J. BEATTY:
, TO CURT. A SCIFLED noose IX 'r'w nouns
TIME.--Take ono gallon of Urine. and put therein
a small handful of junk tobaCco, boil down to ono
quart ; then add, two ounces of the oil of spike,
one ounce of. the
,oil of amber, two spoonsfulsof
''spirits of turpentine, 'and two spounsful of honey,
' , Put it into a jug, and cork cork it tight fo'r use.
P.IIOC'ESS "rei A cruc .tiloN—.-Rult the stifle bane
hard with the mixture fifteen or twenty miuntea
then dry it thoroughly a red hot tire shovel,
then ride the tore forth end back one' hundred
rods. Repeat theabavdtwo lor.thrce times, and
the cuie will be effected,— Corirsinndent.4flicii.
can Agrictillaria.
FM
OIIC of his. eidatlei to Ar.
thur Young. i, , ashieten uses the following lan.'
guac , ,e : 41in more I am Acquainted 'with agri.
cultural affdrt,, the better I . arn pleaied with them;
insomuch thatl c an no w.here find so groat satii.,
faction as in their innocent and useful pursuits,—
In indulginp, these feelings I am led to reflect how
much more-delightful to an undebauchod Mind,
k the task of making tuipmementa On the earth,
than all the,vain glory which can be acquired from
ravaging it by the, most uMateturted
.career of
Contest, ••
STOVES ! STOVES'! !
JUST reccivtd direct from one. of the most extensive
manufactories in the city,...leneral assortment of
Storrs, tvhich will he FON! at Philadelphia prices.'ron
sistinzof Cooking Stovusnf the most approved pattertil,
`aPtmats,l4lrs,V,ln nos Stoves., wills either day iron
cylinders, anti liridftter stoves for parlours of the latest
ttlyle and tini3ll, all of which are now otfered far
.sale at the Otis YORK_STORE, where, the public are
particularly milted to call, the: tallies espvciallv.
EDWARD YAIII..iLCV.
Nov. Gilt ‘-•
BMMMI
VIOLINS, FLUTES Sze.-.—For sale at MAR-
T TINS Drug, Sture, an aßaortment of Violins
Flutes, elariencts, Fifes &c. to which he incite
the attention of musicians Mul others,
March 15,
IBM
Dcp tt* nt;.•
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'The recipe niust'he worthy jof trial, as we see
by the remarks proceeding it,that it isia republica
tion at the request oiseveral Vartnersiwhe have
tried and knowlit to be good. '
For every one liundred pounds of" meat, fake
five pints of good molasses, (or five pounds brown
sugar,) five ounces saltpetre, end eight pounds
rock
,salt—add three, gallons of water, and boil •
ingredient over a gentle - fire, skimming off th'
froth or gum asit rises. Continue the boiling till •
the salt diSsolved,. Have the Hams
nicely cut and triremcd, packed in, casks with the
'shank cnd'down, as the pickle will thus strike in
-better. When:the pickle prepared as above is
sull'r:iently coal, [ four it over. the hams. - They
may lie in pickle• front two to six weeks, accord
ing to the size of the 'pieces or the state of tho.
weather—more time being required in cold than in
warm weather. Beef or mutton hams, - or tonguis
intended for smoking and drying, may be cured
aceortiinkto this mode, and Will be found 'excel
lent. ,
Flew Atlyertiiekkent.
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