ME
pinterjqnk: ge;
.micioiamzi.
. . •
ttgy Winterlorith ellence. - lie is old, ‘c - .. -
-Ana liwllsoot the Sporting attire lambs:
Nor the shrill tongue birds. • It
To beer the forest Inelodiesi'thoush stili • • -
TierglyetZt license to the ruffian - winds , •
'That with black foreheads And distenied ebeek4,
-Milttestmarse thunders on their wrecking path.
• .
ilia lays his Steer on the!lip oistreems,
And they Ire ice; and stays tjie Merry toot
fiftho slight-runlet, as it•tgapeth - down;
Terrace by terroce,Trein the mountain's heed.
fe sileneeth the puede; otitis brook,
That told his tate in gentle Summer's ear,
MI the day long reproachicys, and dot!) bid
Sharp frosts' chastise and; chant It, till it shrink
Abasled away:'
Ire sits with wrinitied race,
like some old ,7randsire. iii at ease. who shuts
'The noisy rronning of the children nut,
And drawing ureter to the pleasant fire,
Drab settle on his head the velyet cap,
And bless his stars f.ir quiet, once again.
Stern Winter drives the truant fountain hack
To" the datk caverns of the imprisoning earth,
Ahd deacPactlt.'vvith his drifted snows the sound
Of.wllzel and foot -tramp , . •
Tlois it i.i.tvith man,
'Menthe chill:winter oI hie the drawkno.
- Tto Par loth loathe 'the catie d thlt first 1: loved,
Or, liari antna ttiomly hermit. bar the ,toor,
Though sweete,nt tuogs_euii it it in vain.
Thee}'r. grows;plea 4 , or Ole tiroislie.l scenes,
, And old wind-thaaoil taito..trieri etc time r
'White all the tart7bil 'eases autedate ,
The Sabbath of the tonOt.
erhoing round
Of giddy pleasurzs, where his heart in youth
Disported ea;ntly—the rnshiutf, tread
Ofxha g - ret,t,r,orrentis world, are now2ht to him
Who, 84 he Journeyeth tau elinie unknown,
Wimla fo the skirts of holy sileecc - clin..T.
And let all sounds and symphonies of earth ; '
rail like a faded vestment, from the soul, .
MO. • SC EN% 'LT ASTILAND:—The' ,
Newark' Advertiser hits been formed with a lone
lettr (rani a friend, now on his way. 'South in
company with Mr,
.Clay, givinq, same interesting'
incidents of a visit to und, anumpt other
flaings, a brief accnant of the reception of the r i c h
'lntl beautiful tokens': of atr•ennii• and regard re-
Centlylransinitted from Philadelphi I. by a special
messenger—Mr. H. I.Vtlite. Mr. Clay. having
been informed of Mr. White's arrival'on the I Gth,
itnatedimely
,invited him and his fiends to din
ner, intimating a desire that the proposed tidal.
mot of his mission Should be. deferred , In th,e at- •
ternaon. Thaozb the letter is. shietly private
one. (111A6ncern.1 chic fly the personyi.intercou rse
'of private life, se yiintore,to make p u bli c : the f o l.
lowing extract dcsetiptiyer of zescoe in which the
putiiie,no less than the iitusirious Vast anti his
guests, is in smint sort's parry. 'After a few words
- concerning theolinner, the correspondent says :
.• ta.ls'o were now comluete&totht: drawing room.
where wd found tire ladies awaiting the intere.-ting
ceremony ; Mr. White then foimally announced
Clay that he Was 'commissioned by the
Clay Club of 'Philadelphia - (of- which he was a
membei) to.convey tie Itii lady and himself testi
':nonial,4 of rife regaiti and esteem their citizen
entertained for hint .ainl his family. He then hand,
elto ",14r. C. in=a heron:Um; manner; a hook in
winch was recorded llte n Mies of 5000 • persons
who had joined in giving, their imanitiious 'assent
to the series of resolutions: (included).Cxpressing
their sautiments and feelings towards him person
ulty, and the approbation •of..the oars of his re „
splendent hie. He then preset' c 4 MU+ the
casket of jewels, conaisting,of a l f racelet,flocaii.
pin and •ing of the phrest gold ornamented with
constellation'of diamonds, enclosed in n case of
'lnothrt. peart—itself a hjirti. 'l4lese II ,
r pinned and It i.ttined, Me. Clay responded to Met.
n. White in the most failing manlier,- and .situ tears
in his eyes. •
will not undertake to,•repeat' his address:
knawing my inalnlity to ,d r o';him jamice. a
few of hia words can co mmand. Ile said that
• during_ his occupancy, of high irit-ts iu the.service
of his cutintcy, and penaling the la-t -efforts of his s.
friends to elevate hint to the highest statiim man
can Occupy on earth, he had many" ritier'ngs of
"much value be.tatved. upon him, which he• re
gretted to say were received by him with misgiv-•
jogs, fearing they might be offered ironeinterested
motives, and that he :had fesolved incase he had
'been elevated to the presidentiai• chair, that he
would Publicly announce his determination to
ac
cept•uo more present.. from any source; but how
happy was he now trOave rt ih his power hi_
that since his defeat the offerings of what he n'ow
believett were of pure friendship, had been quad.
" rupled ; he now feared that he hail tui-judged the
motives of his friends: ha rouid uay say in
apology for his ntintate - 6, that he then felt it would
have been artugaure in him to have belicied that
.his countrymen held Win In so high esteem.
•
A GLANCE. AT rtyi F VT1:11 E. —7 The increase
in the population of 'six States, viz;, New Yolk,
Ohio, Alabaina, Indiana, I.limnis and Mk - hie-in,
sinCeti,Sik has bran be 995.573.
The frontier Western States and. Territories have
increased probably in much 'larger proportion . .than
those of tite,.tlantie. hoard. Indeed all tire agri
cultural districts of the east stair from the drain
of Emig ration westwiiid, except thosa which pos
ses
and improve the ; market and, oilier'-advalita.
gee affined by a tariff. Should the tariff be re
pealed, the great inducements -to, a transfer of
industry to the WestAvill be seriiitisly felt, and a
partial paralysis niayitie expected. In the best
egriculturaldistrict of New York . miny propsie•
_ tors of smaß (Sans have sold out in orifer to put
chase more extewivp tracts in the new States
West. The expaision of that section is therefore
tepid beyond precedent in the history °fate world.
A - water in the London Times thus calculates the
Progressive increase of our pipulatiou
In 1930 a census of the people was
taken, and the numbers Fere
In 1840 it 'was again taken'; the num
bers then were
In 1850, at the same rate, there will
be
_ 24,093 ; 333
1ti 7 1850, do. do. - - 34,118,055
In 1870, do. do. - . 48.270,059
In 1830, do. do. • 68,262,184
In 1890, clO. do* . , ' 95,619.364
In 1800, do. do. - i 137,102,512
Should peace with tho world be eultiiated and
our advanT ars be de‘eloped by a wise and gm
, erai policy, this ,calculation is, by no means
. travapt.t .-11 - orth Arne, icily.
7
'as Pits t.Y Eunors.—fri France, Charles
X. was deposed and banished in consequence of
Obis edict against tho - Freedom of the Press; and it
was the Press which elevated Louis Phillip, who
has surrounded it with odious restrictions and
limitations.: A curious cir,ntiaitaece Isee'y occur
red which indicates the tone of public opinion.--
When the King. of Prussia was titian landing at
Copenhagen from his steamer, a spark se fire to
the Royal 'standard and destroyed it. An( editor,
from this trifling accident, progno , ticated the fill
of the Prussian dynasty, and attacked the princi
ples and character of the. King. The :Dani.h
Government prosecuted the editor for lilieQind he
was sentenced to six months imprisonmentk to pay
'a fine of 2,000 fix Dollars bunco and 4 i fertile
ling him to publish anything without permie-
Bien for five years. As- the editor was unwilling
or 'unable to ply the fine a. - .d eo-s, the Gov.
ernmerit seized his lib , ary, which was order .d
to be sold ;at - section. The first book. put 'up
worth a dollar, was purchased for 2.000 Rix Dol
lars! which money,'Was handed to the auctioneer,
and the fine - and costs being sati.fied , the sale was
stopped, amidst great applause. This regird for
the liberty Of the Press, in Denmark, shows that
the people do not go with the Governmentcheck.
idg this freedom. and in sustaining this confetli.r:
eracy of allied sovercians:—BoAtort,rilloii.
Mitttmy
.tlonittintee . of Con
gress hero :reported hilts for harbor and frontier
idefencel for more ihan a milliou adollars. $20,-
„COO is appropriated for Fort •N'l, a.hington , o th e
Potomac; $35.000 for iiarapton g oads; 4; 5,-
000 for 'Port Caswell , $lO,OOO for Annapo is ;
$20.000 for' the harbor of Baltimore, $30.000'
for the tornmenzernent of a Fort on Sutlers' data,;
0.7 • below Baltimore—a small item for t the work that
-is needed, bat it will do to begin with. Fort
McHenty is represented to he in o,eureplito state_
of defence, and this - is the re - asap ;hat no appro
priation is Made fur this fortress.
Icattitto.--,The new Constitution of L.oubti
'ana odiefratichises any eilizen . of Mat Butte who
shall fight a dunl with, or send a challenge to any
other eiligen of the State." ,This will put an end
to duelling as far as citizens of Louisiana are con
cerned. They,as Fabian inscribes Sir Andrew
Aguechenk, may be "the Mist skilful. bleudfand
fatal opposite that you could poisibly basis found
in any part of Myna," but their only amusement
'must be to fight with citizens of .other States.
c- -
lactir You Gi.
SOB_ - NsAcws WORM SYR UP ,
.
OR TILE, LITTLE SUFFERER'S FRIEiiD.-
AN entire vegetable preparation for the destruc
tinn of Worms and cure, of bowel complaint, free
from all delete ante drugs co, hl add cm tanrin its op
eration, and remarkab:y plcassnt 'to take. so mush so
that chil d ren will 'ask for it alter they once get a taste
Rememlarr that ilobenlack's Worm Syrup the one
and that all'oi het s are bale counterfeits ;
.bo,Sure and
ask fur Ilithensack's and see that it has the written
signattate of l. N. & Gt• 1.. llohensack. on the. label.
ustited us. the bottle.. The following certificates, are
an.ongsi the army . in our posses:inn.
PIIILADA.; Ccc. 19th. 1.814.
hlitir-as.
.11ourssAcr.:—In compliance with your
request. 1 sena 'you these few lines. certifying thrd. I
obtained a bottle of your Medicated Worm Syrup
fur my seri, alad 11 years of age., who as I am con,
fident, w ts severely alibeted with Worms, and sur
tiAsincl4 tell, he found immediate rebel. I would
therefore recommend ft to the public Ds a safe and
't news: remedy for children afflicted with Wm ms•
Vours, Sze. Rev Jolts S. L'isstnnEY.
Eight street. four doors below Green.
PtilLA Altai 26th,.1844.
Thin is to certify Vint some tyri or three Weeks
since, two of my children were, attacked with
Worms:—.l tried every remedy that,' knew or heard
:ell of, hut , without .any effect. they still growing
worse anti worse, until ehe &tease hid 'obtainel an
atarmMe at:if-FATAL' character, so much so, that
and all who Paw them felt satisfi .; t
d that lawn' \you'd
close the scam elf relief was net immediately ohm it“
ad. ' , Otie.of the children presented a fearful picture
of diseases,, vita sulfuring, slie wis literally alive
witl t worms ; her countAnance had a 'Pallid and
dead:Lillie hue; her breath..waseatremely offensive;
her irarne woie away to amr re sfteletonsand all the
mptems attelidanruplui worms were of a highly
ne,lrAvated character. lb Bitch a fearful .extent did
the di..eat.e arrive, that , iha.„actually Parsed worms
from tTar nese, .tollowed, try tai ionsand alai-Min
bleedittg. It wan at this time ,t h at I 'applied to You
and of v aned A hottle of nour..Wor.n Syrup. and I.
MST, sat, WIIII btallit le hopes,latt wonderful to s.iv,
allyr a few doses. a gre It ehant.to- wan .ptsceptible.
and in a 11w day s,ro my Utter astonishment, the two
pasttml a large wash full;of worms
since that Me they rapidly recovered.and - Are now
perfectly cured.. .
-
Sts.ns ' Tut - Lames. Or ford-st..
Between Front and Scrtmd st , 6insingfon.
Prepaied by J. N.&.Q. s. 11931.•;N5.-V`K. N. E.
cttrner ?d and Coaies st. and-Eight.an Green str:ect,
, •
.1 G. BROWN, Druggist, Agent. naps
vire. and for sale by St erekeeF . ers aid Druggists gen
erdtly,throit the State.
• . •
ngost.q, .
CONSUNIPTION, ' COVIIIIS, , :
COLDA ' . , ASTHMA, . •
Blt0;Cill ris, LIVER COMPLAINT,
• pillkulty of bTeathin7, SrITTING BLOOD,
! " Pain in tinfsitle& breast, 1 Influenza,,
- • _ Palpitation of the heart,• Croup, ~
_ ; ' Broken Cnastitetion, Sore Throat, .
. - Nerva 6 's nebffli.V , ' and all diseases
..-
• The -most e ff ectual' of the Throat
.. ~•
and speedy cure ever , Breast,
• . . known for any-of the and - .
• . above diseases ti , Lunts;
[)R. MAYNE'S COMPOUND SYR-.
*UP OF WILD CHERRY,
Another wonderful Cure of Consumption!
Da. Sy/AI - NE—Mar :.-1 feel called by a sett e e of
duty I owe to the- suffl.ring humanity, to acknowledge
my grateful thanks for the wonderful effects of,your
- .Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry' on me, after having
suffered months after mOntlis,with the most afflicting of
all disthises, Consinuption,with scarcely a ray of !rape,
era -beacon light,' to gtArd me against my own hor
rible forbodings. The circeinstances which first led to
this awful 'State of debility, was from taking a very
heavy ',cold," which seemed to fix itself upon the lungs,
which gradually greeworse, with profuse neat sweat.
a hacking tough, oppression in the breast, spitting blood
with great general debility. My. constitution seemed
broken down, and nervous system very. flinch lintialred
with all the symptoms of confirmed Consul:m:4cm..
went to Plfladelpliia, and was treated thereby,physi-
.cia us of the highest respectability', but still grew worse;
omit they gave me np as incurable, and adri.ied me to
go Sattli, but being very por after losing commit time,
tram my wurk, and having spent all my money on the
various ••Patent 'Medicines," which were recommen
dedeo high through the medium of the press.' I was
unable to take their advice. Being a member oft he or
der of Odd Fellows, They supplied me with money grat
uitously ty,4enct me to my, friends in Saco, Maine. I
was treated by physicians of the highest standing there,
hot received no benefit whatever front them, but grad
ually worse; until my physicians and myself gave up
all hopes of my ever recovering, and I felt like one
who is about to pass through the valley of the shadow
of death. At this "awful juncture." I heard of your
"Composed Syrup of Wild Cherry," and knowing you
to be a regular practicing physicjan in Philadelphia ;
gave toe more confidence-in the medicine, so I conclu
ded, ns a last resort, to make a trial of it. L stnt to
'your agent in Boston, am) purchased one bottle„ which
relieved me very triuch.-1 then procured two bottles
more, which I am happy to say entirely cured me, and
I am now enjoying better health than I ever have before
'in my life. It seemed to have a beneficial effect at
once. ',gained strength rapidly.' although reduced to
a mere skeleton, and 1 feel satisfied froze its salutary
effects in my own case, that Dr Swame's Compound
Syrup of Wil4 Elterry. will cure any case” of diseased
Lungs, if taken according to the proscribed rules con
tained in the pareptilcits accompanying the medicine.
Even the physicians who witnessed my case ate high ,
ty recommending it In similar cases—and I wish'you to
make !Vs public, so that others who - are suffering sa I
have been, may know where to procttre a remedy at
tir.t, which will reach their disease, before tampering,
with and ruining their constitutions with the many
"quack nostrums" with which the whole country is
flooded, prepared by persons who byre no knowledge
'of the sciense of medicine in theory or practice, butare
got tip merely with a mercenary view.
12,000,000
17,000,000
I am a Scarlet member of the Dope Lodge of L O. of
0. F, in Providence It. 1., and will be happy to give
any informatimi in regard intim' efficacy of your medi
cine, and can give ample proof that my case is Hot crag
graveled in the least. ALBERT A. ROSS•
• To De. H. SIVAYSE, N. W. corner of Eighth and Race
. . . . .
sig.. Philadelphia. , s. _
-.
CAUTION.—Moublic should be on their enard
against the mank:,‘,ll,lalsains" and — Mixtures" of Wild.
Cherry, which have sprung up to all parts of the coati
'try, purporting to be prenared.hy physicians, all mf
which will befound tribe "false," by a little Inquiry it,
the (OWllSMlll'cities where they originate. All certifi
cates and staten.onts In regard to Dr. Swayne's Coin
, pot . d' :-xrup of Wild Cherry are "strictly true," and'
e 4
lin . , or i.e daily receiving them from persons who
lia I'n
tired by the "celebrated remedy." The
.-4e'.l '. an I only) genuine ankle is only Prepared by
Dr: 'AI E, N. W. corner of EIGHTH and RACE
streets.
• Forsale in Pottsville.by pANIEL KREBS,and J. C.
lIIInWN ;01 . oiwlgsbureAry 11. VOUTE.
- Nny. Bth i:sl- , . 45
if EVi* ifEARD OF
Dr, Leidy's Celebrated Ointment
1? - 11LING to - cure the Tatter, Itch,. Dry and. Watery
1: Pimples of the face and body, Scaly Eruptions, and
Alt Diseases of the Shin?-
.
Of thimany thousand bottles, (it is put in bat Witt
the words `Dr. Leidy'e Totter and Bch fitment'
blown in the side,) neon has an Inztance been know'
or heard from where it had failed. A number of refer
ences can be made, wbere it has been used in schools
factories, on board of vessels, and in families, and cer.
tificates could be published of them, but for the' delica
cy in having names published in connection with sc
loathsome and disagreeable affections.
Price 25 cents per Bottle. - -
it is prepared only and sold wholeshle and remit
Dr. Leidy's Health Emporium, No 191 North SECONE
street,' below Vine street, sign of the Golden Easle an
Serpents,) Philadelphia, and by all the - clifferent'Drug
gists and - Storekeepers attached to Dr. Leidy's adver
t ise meat of his "Blood Nile" in another column, (wit ict
please refer to,and read, (besides tatty others threafgh
out the country.
Sold in Pottsville at J. G. BROWN'S Drug Store,
(late Epting's,) and iy JOHN S. C. MARTIN, Drug--
gist. •
May 11. 1911, '
•
DOCT.:CONECAD ISECKER,
. Recently frims.Vermany, • -
MENDERS his professional services, to the citizens
1 nf this Borough and vidaity. i H&may be consulted
at an times and :mall hours, at pls present residence,
at Mr. Charles linntz's Hotel, la - Centre street, Potts.
vine
He flatters himself, that those afflicted with, the fol.'
lowing diseases, will find it to their interest to apply.
as above; •
Painiathe Neck, -
Pain la the Side, •
Eruptlonson'the Skin,
Yellow Jaundice, .
Pain in Mu Eyes, •
- Coughs. •
`Ear Ache,
if satisfaction is riot give,
tioned diseases, no charge
Nov. 29,
. Am Neighing.
TusT. r e ived a tnt of cheap and jock! Sleighing
dJ Whips some as low aa'62i bents each, and for
Bala at SANIVAN'S Cheap Store. •
-Dim /3, • -
PrtotiDENcrii:ll. L, Sept., 20, 1015
Dlseales of the : Stomach,
Consumption,
Uteeie of the Ntiga
.Fever and Ague,
Wounds, and - -
CapFerig. &c. •
idtrailing the above men,.
I - too:041e, • • • -
48-2020.
.111ebidLitio.
VlitGlErralpipvii{ vEdus.-
- •
AP...lipericq.n. Cv# ege of ,ilcalth.
Iv 0 MEDICINE has ever beMi 'introduced to the A-
Pit, Pubtle,vohusdVirtnes hare been more
cheerfully and'universally acknowleged,chan the a
butemamed
• WRIGITF'D - INDIAN VEG
• To descant upon theli merits, t ut thillate day, would
eemio be wholly. tuntecessary, as very few indeed
who read this article, will be-found unacquainted with
the real *excellence of. the medicine :Rut if further
proof svcre Wanting to establish thectedit ofthis
siniiu
arremedy, it might be foundiu. the-fact that no metli
- • inefit the,country has been pa •
. ; RDAMELF.fIaVir• COUNTERFEITED.
• Ignorant and alert bave at carton* Pia
ces, Manufactured ar sputum'sJAl; ?till trearder More
completely to deeeive the pub!iu haft made it in out
ward uPPeartince to -resemble: the truemediche. —
These wicked people could neirit pass niftheir worth
ess trash, but for the assistance of certain misguided
storekeeper's, who because thdy can purchase the sou
firms article at a reduced-rate,; lend themselves to this
nurtrstrous system of imposition and crime.
-- The patrons of the above excellent Pills, will there
fore be on their guard against every kind of imposi
tion, and, reinember the only genuine ARents in Potts
.ville, are Messrs. T. &.1. Beatty.
The following highly, respectable store keepers hare
een appointed Agents for theirale - •
• BIGOT'S INDIAN VEG TABLW PILLS, FOR
• SCHUYLKILL , COUNTY,
and of whom. it is confidently' , believed the genuine
meilicineTcan with certainty be obtained.
T. & J. Beatty, Pottsville. •1
'.
• Bickel &41111, Orwigsburg.
~ Aron Mattis, , Mahantango: 1 ': ' -
J. Weist, Klingerstown. d
Jacob Kauffman, Lower Mahantango. ,
Jonas Kauffman,
-'- John Snyder, Friedensburg: , '
Peatheroff,Drey &co.-Tusea. Ora: :
• William Tagert, Tamaqua. ~ • ' ' .
John Maurer. Upper Mahan go..'
M. Ferrider, West Penn To unship. ,
Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrova.i.j ' , • '." ,
P. Schuyler, deco. East Brunswick Township.
G.. 11. DeForest. Llewellyn'.
E. 0: &J. Kauffman, ZimMermantown. , •
Bennett & Taylor, Minersville... ' . .
George Reifsnyder, New Castle. •
Henry Koch da• Son, Mclicansburg.
Abraham Heebtier. Port Carbon,
John .31crt z,-Middleport. ,1 .
' Samuel Boyer, Port Clinton.'
Shoemaker & lifintfman, Selinylkillituvqn,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. .
•
The only security against itriposltion 'is to purchase
from the regular advertised agents, aryl in all cases he
particular to ask for Wriglit'sllnilian Vegetable Pills.
Office devoted exclusively to the sale of the mull
:ine, wholesale and reatil, N . 109.11.dce street, Phila
delphia. .-
X.—ltemember, none ate , ermine' ,e'scept Wright's
ndian Vegetable -Pills. i 1 r . , • .
WI'LLIA:iI WRIGHT
f« h. 21
It cannot be Denied .
•j For 7'ruth is mighty ) that -
kEIDITS
. . IRILLA
, _
7 Ts 11,c irtre.it, giro
. n rst. 0716 t 'most cSicariFits of any,
oth;r prearatirrd'Of aresparialiist is vi tide.
T is warranted•to Ire ifronger than 6 bottleS of MOST
lothMs—stiimger than four Of SOME, and stronger
than three of the-STRONGEST prepared by thy other
in the United States.
Dr. Leidy's , Sarsaparillads recomtheruled by till res
pectable physicians'in preference to any other. All who
liftVc ever used it, have deriVed MORE BENEFIT from
oneluittle than three to ten anthers; and those who,
after having used othei's preparations, without benefit,
will•tise Dr. Leidy's. will soon be coUviticed (as thous
ands have already been) of the foregoing assertton•
'The apparatus with tvhich Dr. Leidy's extracts used
in his pr e paration of Sarsaparilla as prepared, is the
only one in' the' United States, imported by Dr. Leidy
himself, from the celebrated house of. Pelletjr & Cave
coon, In Paris, at a great expense, and is capable of ex
tracting the medical virtues of Sarsaparilla and otliZr
roots, more effectually than by any other process. •
s SEYERL HUNDRED! EIITIFICATES of re -
markalde cures and recommeneations from clergymen
and physicians hate been trent' thine to time published
it in only thought necessary to keep the public neywainted
as to .where. Dr. Leidy's Anroaparilla can by obtained
genuine., namely, at Dr. LEIDY'S HEALTH kall'O
-U1151,191 North S E OND Street. near Vine St., (sign
of the Golden Eagle and Serpeuts;) Fred. Ittowit's and
Fred. Klett's Drug Storeb, I'hilsdelpi la.
Pri:e. ON E DOLLR per bottle , : 3 beittles Cot 2 EP,
and fibottleifor,„ 4'50, • . • •
Also by J. F. I.7ng, La master; ands! G. BROWN'S
Drag Store, formerly W. T. Epting'S, Centre Street,
Pottsville, and by 1.0hn..5. CsMarttn,. Druggist.
May it, P 3—
Dr. Beeb.ter's
Plit:1021:AllY I'iIe.SERVATiVE;
For Cow,ths,i Cold'; luffuenzas, &Aar',lei; WI - n:Nang
Cough; l'ains of the realit and iiidef; Itrourliftis;
/Lsthina;iCroup; Difficulty of Breathing and Ex
pectoration; Shortness of Breath; Inflate
.' 'nation of the Imaes.; and arrest of
apprortalting Censumptlon
. .
T has bee 6 Dili a few iears since this medicine has
:wen it.trnihteed into eintntrt, and has been pro-
()fictive h.e moot astonishing anannexpected results.
As several ikundred certificates Oritß effects have been
heretofore , published, it-is
can
necessary now to re
mind public Where it can be obtained genuine
Throughout Germany it is knontn as the "Life P '
Ferrer," and is themny medicine in use the tho
hove affections
It is put up in halfpint bottka, with full directions
0 Rents a Raffia ,1 I .
. . .
Prepared ()My Morn tho original' receipt •ohtained at
a great price) andmlrf wholesale, and retal, at Dr. Lei
dy's 11,•alth Einpornn, Nn.l 191 north Second street,
near Vine, Op of the - Golden Eagle and Serpents)
Phi rdelphia
For sale in Potts,ville,`bv DROWN. !gent,
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MEDY fa
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Facts for
,the People.
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TILE constantly increasing popularity and cafe of.
B. A. Fahnestock's Verinifuge has induced per.
sons who are envious ofiti success to palm off upon,
the pnblic preparations which all medical men know
to , 1a inefficacious in expelling morn from the
yssrem.
This Vcrinifugehas made its way into public faveut
upon the ground of its own intrinsic merits, more.
than any other, medicine of the kind now used; and
hile mans worm remcdiez lore by dint of puffing
been forced into sale. and shortly after gone tote
the obscurity whip"' their worthlessness justly mer
ited, B. A. Fhanes-ock'i Vertnifug,e continues to
bit triomphantly_sustained It has only to be used
and its effects will Sully sustain all' that is said of its
wonderful expelling power.
Certificate.
• •I Wales, Erie Co., ',2) 'en) ,1 7 :,Jan, 7, 1843.
We cer tify . that woa have used B. A Fahnestock's
Vermifuge in our families, and in everycase it • has
provided a decided and effectual remedy for expel
att worms from the system. %Vo cordially recom
mendit to parents who have children Ahmed , with
that dangerous malady;
. ELON VIRGIL
11 - At U. • AINE.
• ROEt w r MAY.
osFen BURROUGHS.
For Sale, wholesale and retal,at the Drug Ware
house of
•.
B. A. FAIISTESTOCK & Co. .
Corner of Sixth and WOod sta . Pifsburg. Pa. • '
For Sale in Pottsville. by. - -
CLEMENS& YARVIN,
Deeember .9 • .• !. • '
SOLOMOX xerir • -
Oabinet Maker,;Undertaker, &e.
FIVIR subscriber anneunces to the public that he
has commenced the above mentioned business
in t he boroush of Pottsville. immediately back of
the Pennsylvania Hall, where he will constantly keep
on hand an assortment of •
,
READY MADE COFFINS.
Cabroct Ware tf c.,. 4-c., manufactured of the best
materials in - the most fumbler manner. ay - very:low
roles.
lie also will Manufacture nil kinds of Furniture.
&e l to order at the shortest notice.
Funerals waited on and Mains supplied, Sc.
lie therefore solicits a part of the pnblic patronage
which be'wili endeavor to meet by prompt attention
to business. Give us a trial -
•
SoutEithing fo.r the Ladies,
.OufILLNG_FLuip forAcepinvhe hair in curl and
IVJ tiring it, n glossy appeanne.' • • ,
CHINESE DEPILATORY: for removing surplus hair
from the face &c., which will accomplish it in
. tux minutes without injuring the coMptexion.
ROUSSELL'S TREBLE. EXTRACTSTor handker.
. chiefs. . . I
COLD CREAM, - &c. - &c. dec.' '
Togethei with an eten„ nt and demplete assortment
of Roussell's Soaps, Perfumery,' &c. which - took the
'Gold Medal at' the-Great New 'York Fair. a short .
time since. For ea* at hirpriees by •
..
'134 BANNAN,AIt;
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Nov IS
Tii , E:':MINER . ::-..,,T.Qtr.'ani
HAAS'. l EXPECTORANT,': '
- - - - TOR T4E CUlti OF -
Consumption. Cougys, COlds; erC.
IN PEESENTING this ,valiialge medicine to the pub
lk as tff remedy: for, Consumption, and Pulmonary
Diseases hi geheral, I have been actuated Solely bYthe
great- success attending its use in, my own immediate
neighinnhood; Ind a desire to benefit the afflicted, I
kfla'llsiinply endeavor to give a brief statement of its
ussfigness, and flatter myself that its surprising effica
cyitydl enable me to furnisp inch pruofs of its virtues
as willeattsfy the Most incredulous, that CONSUVP
-TION may and "CAN BE CURED," if this medicine Is
resottedto in-time. As Consumption, however.ls a
disegke which differs much in the severity of its symp:.
cims,and the rapidity of its progress, and has hing
flecrthe akilt of physicians it cannot be supposed that
this or any other remedy is capable of ellectirig, a
cure'-in every ease and in every stage of the diseabe ;
'on the contrary, we must expect it to fail sometimes, a
circumstance which occurs daily,with all the most Val,
table remedies we possess, for the most simple diseas-.
es. The proprietor submits the following testimonials
in its favor from cilizenxof this County, well known
to the public.
HA.te,—Havine, been afflicted for tha lasi
thirty years with Consurapflon, and having had the,ad
vice of some ofthe most eminentrhysicians,and was gi•
ven up as incurable. I was induced to make trial of your
invaluable Expectorant, antlanfliappy to say that lam
entirely cared, and am attending to my daily occupation
as fitotich Mad never been afflicted. Previous to! ta
hint: your EXPECTORANT, I could not. if 1 had Peen
so disposed, do an/ oiling at•my trade. I have since ee
omtnenduillt to several of my friends, and particularly
one case of CONE! •IVIED Cossrm mon, and sin happy
to state that in every instance it had the (MAI ad effect,
Yours respectfully JOSHUA iIAwKINs
Schtlyiktil Haven, October 1, 181-1. -
ETAtILE PILLS
'SCHUYLKILL ri..tVEN, January 1, 18
31r: W. J 11 55,..,-Dear Sir:—having barn nflli led
with a severe Minim' the breast, I -was induced to try
your Expectorant, and after usinFone ',outset it, found
it to relieve Me, andl do not hz , .sitatc in recrinunendiim
it to the public as a valuable medicine for Colds, Couchs
and Afflictions of the Breast. I
lam respectfully yours doe.,
. • 4. EDWARD lIENTZINDER.
Scrtuvt.Rtm. Myna, October IP. ISit.
I was taken with a bad cold some time aim, and Used
ond Or two bottleinf.tfr 11303' Expeitorant. whit li re
li..ved me nincli, and should I have occasion fin' the
above acain,l would freely call on Mr. Hans for hi. in
valuable ExPectorant. , STAGE .
,
Scurvr.stM. IlAvEs. July, `..i9,1815.
Ma: Wmt.t . su .1. 11AASt—Dear am happy to
teztifv'to the efficacy of your expectorant,- for answer
ing the purpose for which it was intended, that Of re-
lievinc CoUghs,,Colds, &c..
Yours respectfully, CHAS: HUNTZINGER.
For sale by the Proprietor at Schnylktil Haven, land
by the-following!Agents in Schuylkill county. - •
Poiisville—J. S. C. Martin,
Llewellyn—Johafinan Corkhill, Esq.
Minersville—J. & .1. Falls,
New Cactle—George ReMnyddr. Eoq. '
Port Crab/tit—Henry Shissler. I'. M. •
& Drumheller,
Pinecrove—GrPefT&Forrer "
,•ipecrocc—Grac.. —_ orrer. .
• Tamaqua—lleilnor £ rilorganrotb, .'
Middleport-11. Koch & Son,
4 l '
Tuscarora—Gcorg.e R. Dry.
Nov
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22, . . ...... • . _ . 47-1 y
•
Sarsaparilla Blood Pills.'
rrt lIE wiLy Btm.s in existence containing tiariapa
1. rilia in their composition.
ney purify the Blood and Fluids of the• bodyi ann
cleanse the iitornach and Bowels from all zinxiouisittr
stances that produce disease.
They are composed entirely of 'vegetable Extriacts,
(free from;; mercury and minerals) which make them
the safest, hest, and most efficacioll6 of any other pills in
existence.
Se r sralthonsand certificates of Oleic efficacy ha ire here
hifore- been published, and their sales are ir e
annually by Otnnianda. Mare than Ons Olitli3 a bolts
have already been sold since their introdaCtion.
I .
. (0 - 'IIIIORE THAN 100,000 :B
have been so in M
sot alone, th e . pasi year;
.thus show in s thatthe are settee they are nmunfat -
tured:theyhaie repittatioa, greater than any titter
pills—which arises from the fact that Dn.. LEIDIi• 33 yell
known at Sams as a regular Physician, and his pills at e
conammently employed with greater ctinfulence than
any other; in addition to their own efficacy.
ZaitctliPy anti. not quantity is a 'yalttable attribulk he,
[engine to thent;.onelloXdoing more rood than tTto to
roux ni others,
1.10 'atlyise,t; theretbre, when ne essity reqctirrs to
take none other than
DR. LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS.
Try thr.p,! (they cost but 23 rents a box.) Try th(lin!
,So well satisfie d wilLyou be of their good eitectS, you
will never take any others. After you have ttitid all
other kwls, theretrylh. Lestly's Blood,Pills, the AlDA
ence vriltsoon !In:Towered. No change of diet rio re
straint from occupation, or fear of catching coldineed,
be apprehended; young and okl May take Unlit wiAt e
qualsafely.
rs• Princioat Odice and Depot: Dr. Leidy's Worth
Eanporium No. 191 North SECOND - street. near NINE,
(slam of the Golden Ball and Serpents) Philadelphia. ,
Also, by Klett Co.l Wetherill, & Co., W. Dy,'ott, &
Sons; h. S. & C. Roberts & Co., and cit y Vgist4 gen
erally.
Also by P. Pomp and J. Dickson, Easton, J. F. Long,
Lancaster, and most respectable Druggists and Store
keepers lottie United States. .
Also at J. G. BROWN'S {late W. T. Eptines)lDrug
Store. and John S. C. Martin's Drug Store,,Cent u st.,
Pottsville
May 18.
• ./I . t; C K S '
RHEUMATIC' PRESERVATIVE
•
FOR„ .. SALE, WIMLESALB AND BETAIL I , BY
SAMUEL HAUCKS,Proprietor,
• East Ring at. Lancaster city. ,
T CCU 'need not be said in relation to ,this
derfal reincey, as the proprietor feelsconfident
that when applied. it will, as tart be-, proven !by a
number of respectable persons, effect 'an entire cure
of tie [thematic and other pains: It-had nut, un
til latel.y,bt.en his intention to make it public, 'nut by.
the frequent Uppltcations of his nehrhbors.anii the
wonderful cares it. has - ctfected.he feels it a dpty he
oweion society, as well as lihnself, to make it s more
generally known, and at the same time, have it put
as near as he can, within the ret.c'h of all vihd may
be afflicted with disease,..
-7- Thousands of Wished
lU:Thousands of names couht be publishleit of
.persons who have been etired.by this celebrated med•
Leine. but it is not deemed necessa7. . •• i •
Ky - The above mediciae ii an infalitabte cure for
Rheum:vie pains, Rickets. Scrofula,Chror icdts'eases,
Pain in the Head and Breast, Cramp.. White Swell
in:r. Mumps, Toothache. Stagnation of the Blood,
Pain to the Buck. Pleurisy, Suck Headache, Cramp
in the Stomach,-Soarness and Swelling of the Throat,
,Coughs,;Colds and Stoppages in the Head.• lia, fact
it renovates the whole system.i
Dincenoss FOR UfING THE PRESERVATII.
~•T le Medreine - shouldi be thoroughly rubbed into
th parts alTheied ; to very obstinate cases it 4hould
b applied . l4 flannel and the application Of alwarm
smoothing-iron ; in this case it acts as, a powerful
coutitcr•irritant.
:N.B. The, above medicine red sold by ariv
Druggist and the public,should be particularly cau
tions not to purchase from itinerant pedlars,las all
such offered .are counterfeit. 'The only plaees to
procure the genuine medicine arc from the proprie
tor, or theregular stationary agents who shoe :their
authority by the Proprietor's certificate.
'XI - Testimonials (Wits efficacy can be had at the
Proprietor's and from the remilar agents. I
''.la - "Alessrs, BRIGHT & r0:17, are theauthorisA
agents for Schuylkill county
Sept. 27th
I. BRE:YNER's VERMIFUGE—a certain cure for
worms—safe and very Assent to take.
2. Ginsox's ExTro,crott, which removes Grease
or;alHeinds. Dry Paints, Tar, Varnish and Was froni
carpets or from clothing, without .injuring the color
or thp cloth; ' • ,
3. LoS DON FLY Par En—tho best thing knoWn for
killing flies and tnasquetcies.
4. A 'Certain Destroyer of Rate, Mice, Roaches,
and Ants and another of Bed Bugs.
5. CUNlkes SPECIFIC for Sour Stomach, Pearl
Burn and Water Brash, by ono who has guttered
,thirteen years before he discovered the care.
'6*. Da. SrEves's GREeN GlNTaterrr foi the Riles.
It haso, iel. failed to cure. _
7. ll,llealemes TETTEn. VVAFO.
8. DREMOND'II INDELIBLE INK,—without a rival.
9. Toe COMPOUND CONFECTION OP Fini , :--jtivt
the mrdicine for children and women, it is co plea,.
ant to take.
10. BECK% VEGETABLS ANTOIII.I6IIB PILLS.;
1L GUNN'S EII,II.IENT WATER-PROOF PASTE, for
'Harness, Bocits o t c. It softens the leather, and keeps
-out the water. .
12. PORE MAN'S STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
13. JAI:SRN'S LOARRIKEA MIXTURE. which CUM
the worst Diarrl:ce in a few hours. • .
14..,Tscootes Dysorrymtv Dirrrunt. a certain
and speedy cure fur Dysentery and Summer Com
plaint.
The above valuablearticles aro wholesale and re.
tail, by 1,. C: GUNN, No, 1 South' Rifth_streel Phila
de/phia,--where Storekeepers and others will be sup
plied with 'pure African :Cayenne' Pepper, Arnica
Flowers, Drugs, generally, , ,Paints, Oita, Glass and
varnishes, at ilia. lowest prices. Terms only cash
inr: Cut cut the advertisement; and bring it with
oyu.
12th. 2S--ly.
To Machinists St .Manu&.cturers.
•
Moody & 4(th:erotic ht, . •
;Wholesale and retort Shoe dialere, sign of the big Boot
next door to 4, B. Whites,and oppaite Getsees
• • Tavertt, Centre tared Putt:vane, Pg;, ,
TtraVE constantly on hand for sale, superior Calcutta
,LlSeWing and Thong leather, Thined copper Rivets,
Bum, &c. Superior Belt leather, and Belts (stretched)
of any width andiength, made to order,
H Carpetbags: Carpet and Leather School Satchels,
Game bags, Trunks,
,Glazed hats, Nutria, Musk, Snot,
Cloth and - Velvetnaps, and a superior assortment Ara
.kinde of mons, women, andschildrens• coarse and Rue
bit'ota andshoes many of which' were
. made .io order,
expressly for Moody & Aechternacht, - and intended to
be equal, if not superior to the best analog' work, ;!0
-launch lower' ' - • • • .1, -•-•
• Jan:?, Mk • • • • •••-•
a :IfP~tfittfs:
T 0.1194 E PUBLIC::
Fourteen Valuable Artielei
t3l)iyu)elplita.
I ititoN. naumovnax,
AV. 112, jr: 4th at:, Pli ,
I Wholesale Hat -P,P;Wfactt . trura,
• ft • SOLICIT-the 'dealers of Schuylkill and
' = 'adjoining counties, to examine their stock
of RATS of every description. They keep
a-large divestment of CAPS, arid every
variety of ITATTERS' TRIMMINGS, all
of ',which they are disposed to sell upon the best terms.
Philadelphia Dee: 20, . 51-3 mo
ii - ROLEc or E AXIS RETAIL •
PREMIUM HAT STORE,
i • Bertrand -ROSS, -
• :Ve 120 Cissitat st., south side, 4 doors biloso 41k st.,
' PHILADELPHIA,
- zr. • RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
of Schuylkillicouuty, that he haw're-fitted
and opened the above Establishment,
- where be is prepared at all times, to fin
! nish Seaver, Nutria and Moleskin Irate,
elpal - to any manufactured in this Country. Also, a
superior qualitrof Caps, for °dicers of the Army and
Navy, together wish Dress, Riding and Sporting Cap=:
a new and splendid style of Childress' and Boys' Caps,
with a great variety of Rich Fancy Furs for Ladies.
. trust received, per Steam Ship (treat Western, the
aPproved style of Ladles' Riding Hats also, a beauti
ful assortment of Childress' French Caps
I am delermined that my Hats In point of beauty and
gliality, Alan not be surpassed by those of any other
establishment . in any city in the Union.
- D e c. 13, 1815: fO--Cmo
GRE.ilr CENT
PiIIiLALDELIMIA
`CLOTHING .ESTABLISII.WI ANT
Corner of Jyarket and Decatur street,
No. •
TIIE gOST,EXTENSIVR ESTARLISLINIENT -
I OF Tug IUND IN TUE UNITED STATES..
DA 'NIEL CR TH; •
210 MARKET STREET, COR. OF_LIECATITIi
H'ETAS novi , finishVd the most' extensive assortmeri
of FASHION OI.V. CLOTHING ever offered
in the City or Philadelphia.
":l am warranted in making This extensive prepare
titan. ill the fact that I-have a larger - cusiom than any
tWo-st • re:: in the rift, and importing my own Goods
direct Si large quantities, of the choteut ! and most
fitshionalile styles. norm° the other tailors, who tiny
ip small rmantitiee, hive commenced making' up for
"salrs. wldchiiariait me in making the assertion
th.it.l can sell a snit 0* Fashionable Clothing at a
!Oilier price lo the customer than it costs at some
stores to get the goods made.
wish the public to uneerstanddistiretly,That this
ei.tablishment iv condnctrd on the principle that I
can and do eff.ir better lerms.to my eiCsiemers than
can possibly be afforded by any other in the lYisiness.
'Cie reason ofthis'is plain=l condlibt mx husiaiess
entirely on tlie.C/istt principle, boy and Aell entirely
hie Cash, keen' no honks of credit, and of course do
kot have to keep Clerks to nttend to the bad debts.
Thus midi for, the principle which eonthiet bu-
siness.
I have now finished, and ready fur FALL, and
WINTt.:II SA I.F.S, about 11,5.CC0 garment S, of the
newest style, the cut and main of which is univer
sally actiowledgeil to be onequalied.
Super super. Dress azd F,:raeli; Coat 4,'in every vari
ety ct shade and color. .
'Newest toles superlative French and ' American
Cassie:lc re Yams_
A la rae and moot splendid assertment of rich style
Silk :grin° and Cashmere d'Ecosse Vcstings.
of my own importation, the style of
.some of which
cannot be had elsewhere in the city .
The most extensive assortment of super Cloth
Cloaks ever seen in Philadelphia, with every variety
of new style Woolen; ('laid and Striped Lining.
• Asphalium, Beaver, Bangupeows—a Virgo variety.
with different style, Trimmings—Woved Beaver.
Ilangu? Coats, Plain Beaver do Adelaide Saelt, do., a
new and 6cauttfulalticlu fox easy and pleasant
Overcoat.
1 have the large.t digitay -or.Cloaksevernifered in
the rity.'with every ofialr•artiele in .my line of busi
ness. which 1 aui determined to sell lower Piaa can
be sill red by any ethers in the trade,
Philadelphia Sept. '27th. 1815
HAT AND C
FALL AND WI
GARDEN
No. I% .Ifurkel st. t
k`,=l„, PARTICULAR
- .....7 --- . : _ tention of the c
. - 7, v ille, and - vis in
' — "chasing Hats an
Store, being fully satisfied i
Of al} and every person to t
offer one of the largest and
and Caps in Philada., at pri
`HATS!. HATS! HATS!
Sit?. Rea. Hats, $ 2 . 5 0t0 V
" Brush Hats, $2 to $3
I
' Moleskin 11ata,42.50.
' (usual price [bur delleri.)
Sup. Silk flats, f,50,t0
•" Caps. hits, *2.00 to 3,
" Fur Hats, .91,`,25 an
iirriardP, and every-varie
ty and style. of Hats at as
totnshinely
LOW PRICES;
.Wanted it to be generally known. that we wilt.sell'
none but firi4-ratia , Hats, and more vre do business on
theprincipte that HONESTV IS TILE BEST , POLIEYt
selling( heap to every one, judge or no judge!
eY Country Merchants, Storekeepera. Hitters and
others, purchasing , any articles in the Hat or Cap line ,
wit, find it to their advantage to call, as we have a
large and complete stock suited to the Country Trade,
which we will sell at the lowest wholesale prices. Call
and see. Open evening. Musk Rat Skins:and other
Furs wanted. GARDEN & BROWN, '
No. 195 ,Market street, 24 ttOor below Gtb, rbilada•
Phi!ado, Nov.9D, 1845. 1 48 ly
- I
.BEST BUTT HINGES,
NT ANU . FACT I ran
' f A o S r
' ;NIL 1 6 y r.:11O RETS,
Pascal Iron Warehouse, S. E. corner of
.Thiid and Walnut strect,'Plnlada.
Phdada. August - 9, '
CHEAP SNATCHES AND iEWELRS
Christmas & New Year's Presents.
WOULD respectfully - Invite 41) persons
whining, to pfirchase good and cheap Jewelry
t;: fr their own use, or for making presents, to
call and examine rni stock of Fine Gold-and .
Silver WATCTIES, of ever' deScription.
Fine Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold and liaii Brace
lets, Gold chains, Breastpin s,Finge r Rings, Medallions,
Watch Keys, &c., Silver Spoons; Sugar-Tongs, Butter
Knives, Tooth Picks and Jewelry of every description.
Also on hand, a good assortment of tl day and 30
hour BRASS CLOCKS.
tam determined to sell my Goods asaa they can
be ;purchased at any store in the United States. and
will warrantall to be exactly what they are sold for,.
or the money shall de rdihnded.
c.l- The highest Cash prices given for old Gold and
Silver, and old Watches taken in exchange for other
Goods.
IS
M- Watches-and Clacks repaired in the best manner,
and warranted to run well for one year.
LEWIS LADOMUS,
'o. 4131 Market st. above 11th, N. side, Philada.
PhDacia., Nov. 15, 1815
.A.IVIERIOAN HOTEL,
•
PHILADEL PHI.
THIS commodious and delightfhlly lo
eater' Hotel,. situated in Chesnut street
c Philadelphia, directly opposite the State,
II a House. henry .2. Charter, Proprietotr
offers every inducement to the travelling
public. It is in the centre of business, it is within two
minutes' walk of the Post Office, Custom House, the
prinbipal Banks and places of amusement t is in an
airy and delightful location, and the proprietor pledges
himself, to devote evrry attention. to his table, ond to
have obliging and attentive servants to conduct to the
coraforts of his guests. Baths, warm and cold, always
ready,, nd an assortment of wines of unequalled ex
cellence. ,
Thilada. Nov. 222 ISIS,' . 47—ty. ••
,1 4 .4129UH5R 4 C.IRPeNTER,
Conveyancers, •
56 WALNUT STREET, PUILAPPA:
Money Loaned on Mortgage, and Real Estate bought
and sold ' 1-, • - .
Philadelphia, A p it 19 - • 16.31;1
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
• PHILADELPHIA. • '
•
WELDED Wrought Iron Floes, Suitable for LOCO.,
V V motives, Marine and other Steam Engine Boilers,
from 2to 5' Inches In diameter. Also, Pipes for Gas,
Steam and other purposes; extra strong Tubx-forliy
dranllc Presses; Hollow Pistons for,Pumps of Steam
Engines 4.c. Manufactured and for sale by "
MORRIS, TASKER & MORRIS,
Warehrinse S. E; corner 3d and Walnut sts., Pbilada.
. Philaila Nov. 22d MIS
Flour S Feed Business.
HE subscribe, respectfully announces to the pub
lie,, that he has associated dr. Nathan Evans with
him µt tonducttng a general Flour and Feed Business,
under the firm of RUCH & EVANS, at the southeast
corner of Rail Road and Norwegian streets, in the bo
rough of Pottsville, where they will always keep on
band, it, urge and good assortment of
Floor,Feed, , ‘.•
tlaytv the bale, &C., &c. '
Allot which will be sold at the very lowest rated—
They confidently solicit the patronage of the public,
believing that all those who deaf with them, will find
it to their mmual aiivantlige
July 10, • 09-
111THIPS.—For Sale at 1113EtTIN!G" Drug
3,tore---,ac(assint9ent of Gi Sulky, and
Cairiage ' - . ,
r• March 22 .: .:.. ' '
.
NiTll,lllAAct B ROWN, &ICO
• WHOLESALE 'DRY GOOD DEALERS:
No. 20, North Fourth'street, Phitada.
.•
HAVE a large Stock comprisingl general variety:Of
..01ERICAN antiTOREIGNDDY GOODS.:
They regularly attend the -Suction Sales. at • which
they can frequently parchasemany,Seasonable descrip
tions of Goods—lrma kelpie the regular prices, and
which they Will sell at a mall advance.
They receive many goods direct kern Mannfa Wirers,
and will also be receiving' Oro newest styles of Fon
;Mos Gnaws a's linen as they ate In the market, fit= ice-,
ported - ens both here and in New York
• Their exertions will lie directed to keeping constant
ly, a. very superior assortment of the most desirable •
Staple ciod Fancy Math, which they intend to offer to
Cduntry'lffetchants on the most favorable terms, and
at the latest prices they can be found at in the :clip of
PhaadelPhia,lind respectfully invite them to examine
for themselves.
Their stock consists inriart of the following:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, - Jeans, Plaided' and
Striped Jeans, [a new article,] Flannels, Kerseys,
Linseys, Red Padding, Canvas Padding, Beaver
.teens, Velveteens; Veliet Cords, Alpaca I.ustres
Vesfings, Cravats, Stocks, Mousse. de Loins,
• Gingltams. Lawns, Irish Linens, Russia
Sheeting and Russia Diaper.. ; '
Goods for Summer Vear, New Style Fancy Figured
Linen Drillings, Plain Brown linen, Crape Gam
broons, Corded. Plaided and striped Ditto, [new
goods.] Plaided and striped Krenil ins, [new
• goods,] Nankeens, Extra Heavy entlonades,
Summer Cloths:lP:inns. Mexican 711 ixtures,
Blue and Fancy Coloured Drillings: Satin
Jean:l, Fancy Single Milled eassinieres,
Coat Gingham: &;e2
Brown' and Bleached Miislins, Cherkii,Tlckings, Brown
Drillings. Cantiin Flannel, Plain White Cambries,
' Checked and striped ditto, Lace CanibricksalAilin
nets,.Bonk Muslin, Mull and Swiss ditto. Litre
• Goods in variety, Coloured Cambricks, Hosie
ry, Gloves, Thread, Buttons, and a full as-.
sortment of Trimmings, '
•i
PRINTS--A very extensive assortment, to which
siew Styles are added as they come froth the Mani
Philada.; March i,
TA NINACTUFIERS. No 65 north'Front street
Philadelphia, have now a good suptdy of !heir
warranted, pure while lead, and those customers whc
have been sparingly su pp Led in consequence of a run
on the article; shall now have their orders tilled.
:No known stibstancepossesses those perservative
and beautifying properties so desirbble in a paint, to
an equal extent . with unadulterated white lead; hence
acy admixture of other materials only tours its .
value. It has iherefore been the steady aim of the
manufactures. for many 3 ears, to supply to the public
a perfectly punt white lead, and the iinceasurtAe.
marnl for the article, is proof that it has met With fa
vor: •It is invariably hrandetton ohe he ad—WETtl-
EMIL & 13.1:0 1. 1JER in full; and
: on the other,
%WARRANTED Pe e:r:--allttn red letters .
November 19,
PAiladelphia,' Reading & Potts
- wine Rail Road.
Reduction of I..reight on Merchandize.
N AND AFTER Monday nest, Stine 21414, Thlt„
O
Gootla will be thrwartlttl with despatch at the (id -
towing rates of Freight, betwetin Heading and the
points below stated, per ton of 2000 tbs.
Ref teeth ILrehreen . -
Reading Reading.
and. and
Phila.
1 10 75 cts.
Plaster, slate, Was, 4-c,
Pig Iron, blocims, timber, 1 .
marble, rosin, tar, pitch, ' , 1 20 9O cgs
and grindstones, .
N a ils 4- spilte, bas iron, I
.• . - .
caltiogs,tentlt titpentine I .
.
• bark, raw toliaeco, salt, ). . 40 I Oil .
Provisions.txuakoeg, lam 1 .
bey, stoves, .i , e,,,;
Flout per barrel, • . IS els. - 11 •cts7
-Wheat, corn. [Ye, clover? 4 eta. 3 as. '
seed; 4; F.:Littler bushel. j
Groceries, baldwar e.s te el, ') . •
copper, tin, brass, do--• .. .
mest . ic liquors,mae bine
ry,, outer and errs, 14 1 34
- cheese, lard and tallow, I
oil,' wool, cotton, learner I
raw hides, paints, nys- . . .
ters, hemp, ander/id:MO.I . .
Dry Goods. drugs* medi-1
•
tines, foreign ' liquors• I .
wines, glass, Paper,fresh ,1.• 260 170 -
fish, meat, confeeliona-J .. ,
ryi l books 4- Stationary: j • • ~.
No l , additional charges - for commission, storage, or
receiving or' delivering freight at stay if the 90mpa....
ny's Dennison the line. , - .
. July 1 . 5, 1813 • -
30-6/r_o
LPHM
AS' STORE.
NTER TRADE.,
BROWN, • 1
dbors'below Si.rth .54. i,
on
Ly invite the at-
Irizens of Potts-
ay, (when nur- s -
id Caps, to their '-' •
it is matte to the interests
deal with thena. They now
InbAt splendid stocks of flats
'ces defying all competition.
CAPS 1. , CAPS I. CAPS I.
No. I and 2. tine _atter tor
Caps, Cheap. ,
No. I and 2 fine Shetland
far seat Caps. '
No. 42 pin fine musk fur
Cape, some as tow es 75 cts.
' Hair, seal, cloth, fancy
velvet, fur trimmed, glazed,
silk, oil-cloth, leather, and
eVery,.variety and style of
Caps, I'M men and boys,„ at
unheard of
LOW. PRICES..
EOM
.
MI 11 . 291-!!! . =l. .' ..., ! 0 '
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. -AVINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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,
.
ili-Wisetiger tr ains.
Roust °taunting on arid after Monday, Oct. 0, 1895
From Pottsville, at OA. M.,} Daily except Sunday" • Philada., "9 A. M., -
^".,‘ MORRIS . OF PASSING I9E41:013. -••
For Philada., at 10 A. M., 1
.
t " • Pottsville " 12 A: M.,,c • . . -
RATES OF FARE.
Between Pottsville and Philada., 03,50 and 3 00
." •. " Reading, 61 40 and 120
-
• Philada., Oct. II _ .• - .
~ 15-7
1 ,
RUCEI-& EVANS.
tjitnbctpttztt
PURE 'WHITE, LEAD.
Whetherill & Brother,
7. 12 . : 1- • ,
SALT. ! SALT
AT.t.CA.SaIt in harrels & bags; fin sale at the:lowest
C s Market price, delivered on board of Boats on the
Schuylkill, FREE Of PORTERAGE by
GRAY & 8R0T17F.12,
31 Walnut st. or LocnSt st. Wharf Schuylkill.
ahiladelphia July 19th, ' 29
BURDEN 'S PATENT HORSE SHOES
51ADT; OF • THE best refined American
Iron, for at ;Mom the same price 3, of the
n 1 Iron in hp.f, being a sa - iiim of about 100 per
,
. rent to the purchaser. All shoes sold, or
I 'warranted, and , if not satisfactory, , can he
: - returned and the Money will be refunded.
i
GIIAN A. nnoTurat, 42 . 1.V01nut st., Manila.
June 8 03—
.
ATTiTIOi.
MILITARY STORE.
• •
liffllE
subsr.•cisrr would respectfully inform his
21:friends and cnstomeri, that he has located his
•
••
Cup Alan -factory . .
In Third Street, No. 9i ! ,. a foiw.dbors.below Race;
where he would be pleased to see his old customers
a ndas many new ones as are dispoted to favour him
with their custom lie still continues to manillactu re
Military and Sportmen's articles °revery description,
such as leather, - Clutli. Felt, Siljt and Beaver Dress
Caps, of ail patterns; Flarage Ca 04 Bolsters for troop
Body do ;Ca hooch 13oaes. Bayonet c ibbards, word
Betts of all kinds ; Cantrer ; Knapsacks, different
patterns': Fire Buckets, Pasting` 1304e5, 'l`tibc do.
Brush and Pi cker's Forspeons , Firemen's
Caps, Leatfrer Stocks, Gun. Cases, superior quality
Shot Bags. Game Bags, Drams, dte.,&c. '
lla'Ortlers thankfully received aad promptly at-,
tended to. - WILLIAM (.'RESSNIAN,
No. 101 Nortli'l Mrd Street, a. fiw doors below Rae
- Philadelphia, January 13, 1844. ! ' 2-6 m
- .
okzto
We reeoinmend all of our friendi visit no-the Ci
ty to call at the Pekin Company's .Store, and
lay in a supply of their delicious Teas.
- '
THE PEKIN' TEA COMPANY, '
.-N0.'30, SOUTH. SECOND &Tr
Between Market and -Cttesnut,
• .rill Enuur.t,
HAVE constantly' on hand, and for bate, whblesale
and retail, a variety of choice frksh Teas, at low
er prices, according to the quality, than they. ran be
bought for at any other establishment intbe city.
Cr TEAS, exclusively, are sold at this house, and
several varieties, which Cannot be obtainedelsewhore.
Any Teas which do not give entire satisfaction, can be
returned and exchanged, or the money will he refunded.
Tne citizens of Schuylkill 'County, are 'respectfully
invited to me us a call. • G. li. ,ZIEBER,
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
Philada., Sept. 77,1815. • '29-1
PHILJWELPHIa3, RE3DING AND
pOTTSVILLE "R,RIL DO.4D.
, • ' Merc h an t s
.
AWHO bay foi cash, are invited to buy lilts
of the house favorably, known as James S.
Arentit's for many years. : .
CONSUMERS who desire to . %akar service,
able Hats can do so by purchasing those of our inanu.
faCture, as we superintend every branch. of the busi.
ness personally, and are determined tiv sustain oar rep.
utation for selling the hest Lai in the Milled States.
• HATTERS supplied with every description of Hats
in the rough,, Furs. Trimmings, &c.,.the quality of
which-may he depended on, as our extensive rnanuthc
tory' enabjea us to supply them of better quality than
any other House. Orders enclosing payment; promptly
and carefully forwarded.? MARTIN & PAT.TON.
NoI 118 Market Street, Philada.
- I : tilada., D4c. 27,1815 1 . , • 81-lnio
• •
Prime *Mackerel.
JUST reeelved at the T.:lrk Store, a supply 'of.3lese:
:Mackerel, put up expressly fot family use, without
heads. , EbW4O.ID 17,&11DLU:
410 V. 15, Ifip. •
• '
B.R.IIpY § B11141077 7 ,'" ,
Watehmakpra and Jewelers,
. .
FROM TUE ..CITY OF PUILADA: •
- - Respettinlly announce, that
they have taken the store nes:
&or to elie's new Hotel. at
the lowe end of Centre at., •
in the Boro hof Pottsville. •
where they ave recently
opened a Choi e assortment
of CLOCKS. PATCHES
&JEWELRY.
They pledge themselves' to jell . their g ds at as
low prices as they can be bought at any other
lishment in Pottsville ar chew I me, and believe tb..ty
can render full and ,entire satisfaction (as regards
both quality and price.) to all . who may favor them
with their, patronSge: c • • •
it.r.r: Clocks and Watcbesofevery description. care
fully repaired and warranted, 1
WILLIAM BRADY. .
JOSEPH. S. ELLIOTT.
Pottsville, Oct: 18,1815. - 42—tf
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1 43, 2 .. :
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tb-\ : ~e 0 c # - ~.!---
IRON! IRON!!'
BRI-G S4•POTT,
T,TILE.
.
... T OW - N .11' AL 11,
HAVE an assortment. of rolled and hammered
!nor, tonrisring of from .1 round to 2 inch.
Scroll from i x 1 to ix 2 .
. .
Squaresfrom . 4 a 3 In 3 x 3 ..
.I liamitird ore from.i x; 5 3 ;nch,
. ;
Scollop iron of various dimensions ;
' Crow-Bare, lough.lions, ,
llorseshne bars. Medg.r. .
' Moulds; Juniata Slit
' . Nails. and Horse_
. • Shoe Rods. ,
Octagon Cast Steel. ` - .
Shear Steel. English
Blister. American Blister.
German Steel, Spring
Steel, etc, ate.,
26
June 29
New Advertisement.
STOVES.! STOVES!
Tuwr received direct from one ofthe most extensive.',
..1 manulaetnries in the city, a general assortment of
Stores. which will be sold at l'hilarbilphia. prices, con-1
sisting oft:eel:in; Stovesof the Most m,proved patterns,
Salamanders Cannon Stoves, with either clay or iron
cylinders. and Radiaterstovenfor parlonn entre-latest
style and bestfinish, all of which ' are nowsotfered for
sale at the 01,D YORE STORE, where the public are':
INa rt icuta rly Mytted fo call, the ladies especially.
EDWARD YARDLEY..
1
Nor. Sal
MBE 'Subscriber haat recently opened a boatdiam!
house in Market street, Pottsville, and will larr
pleased to have a number or respectable boarders j
Good accommodation will be tarnished on reason
able terms. A I-n transient Boarders accommodate&
on reasonable te:ms. • !
ELIZA ItAtiGiIAWOUT.
Pottsville IVray 3J. I . IH=ly
KEE
!,, . .-.. . ,
Alexatidexis Tricol?Aphe, 1 :
ALiguLD DYE which changes light and grei
MIT to a beautiful black or 'Tads color instanta t
neouslv, withont any y injory tolbe hair &c. Any per'
son cirt apply it so simple is the process For alle
at Philadelphia Prices, ' B. BANNAN Aft.
Nos. Di' SC,—
. .
Platfoim Scales.
/t, ,ADt suitable for Rail goads, Ginals; coal, Hay
Ores. Stoves, Caton, Tobacco, Lire Stock, 4-c. "I
c- Orders promptly attentithi iu atottt manufartory;
Seiond stret,Cittlttltti, New Jers-6v.
ELICIatT & ABBOTT._
Camden, N. I. Oct. latti, 1.8-1.5 • •
NE\V CASII. DRY GOOD, nozcov Alm TRIMMING
STORE,
•
'11111". ROOM FORMERLY. OCCUPIED IVY
I MRS. PHILLIPS 1N CENTRE STREET. •
Ihe subscriber respectibliy informs the citizeni
rottsvil;eand the public in general, that helms just
petted a fresh asExistuicat of the newest styles of good-1.1
consisttong of .1
Silks, Lawns, 'Alpacas, and Balzarines. .
with a variety of 'fancy goods. Also, a new and spta it
did style of
Prints, Silk, Thibct Alpaca and other shawls, k
Blue, and Black Chiths of a'superior quality.
lie has also oa hand,
Sewing Silk, Spool and atent Thread of the.
4i:test quality, Givers and Hosiery, Straw Le
• horn, Gimp, , Braid and other styles of Straw,
Bonnets; by Me ease, daz. ca• aia k Bonnet."
.itten's and Boy's Leghorn ars,
All of whlchwillbe sold attbe - iowet , t . caslt prices.
_Apl. , al 10 ly- )OSEPH mortcArt,- I
MARSH'S SUPERIOR . PATENT .
TIWSS
• -)P'7141611-6
Dr..7co,tPla White's Otero ,Abdominal'
Supporters.
A supply of the , nhove articles, just•reeeited
and for (tale; at the manufacture/6 paces, by
JORN S. C. MARTIN,
Druggist
Oct ohe 28,
ANTt . MACHINE MANUFACTORY
snbseribet is prepared ro furnish all kinds o•f
Mathiriery, such as Steam Engines, either bleb of
low pressure , -blorr ins; and pumping Engines, saw and
grist Breakers and other machinery connec—
ted with the mining.linsmess, Also, balk !S, iron boats,
propellers and propeller engines, iron and brass, cas—
tings, and all other articles in his line of business, at
his establishinent in 2tl ,street, below the Rail , Road,
Camden, hew Se!sey,
JOTIN P. STARR,
Late of the iirm of MOSES STARR & SONS:,
Camden, (New Jersey') Nov_ 1 , 1&1& 44-tf
POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS.
• ..Cef's•:.'*-,
. •
.. .
E; W. dIeiGIICNIS,
R:EPETP I.ILL Y announces to the Pahlic. 'that her
' has taken she Establishment known as the Potts
ville Iron Works, on riorwcgimi etteef,- where he is
prepared to held all kinds Of Steam Engines, menu
,,,:,:ure Rail Road Care, and Machinery of almost every
descript; •ii, at the shortest notice, ancton the most rea
sonable terms. - •
- ta. Persons from , broad, in want Of Sten m Engine's
will find tindit to their advance ';g to give blm s call beforo
eagaging elsenthere. May ~l ~
COJiIYS P;ITENT
GALVANIC BATTERY.
T DVsubScribei informs the public, that he hair beerl
appointed by
. Wm. P. Cold, of Philadelphia,. bin
agent for the sale in this and the adjoining comities of.
his PATE.NY GRADUATED GALVANIC BAT
TER Y, adapted to the use! of PhysiCians and other
persons of competent skill, in the treatment of nervous
disorders: •
Persoip detirous of purchasing Mt. Goad's instru
ments Fah have an opportunity of examinitig the ap
paratus, at my residence la the Torn Bail b. this be"
rough. ' •
Among the many 'Complaint§ which have been cured'
and alleviated by this povreifla agent in medical pracr
tice, may be enumerated Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy . ;
Lock-jaw, eniiciated Limbs, Rheumathinx,TicTioloreux
and various °thee neuralgic and nervous disorders.
it/ Raving purchased one ot Mr. Gowns Graduated
Flatteries, I am prepared to operate on persons stiffer
ing under any of thosbove described complaints, and
respectfully solicit all thine who may feel interested
In this pliblication, to call and examine toy apparatus.
PRTGR P. IldUll.GX,
2.6-fart _
Pottsville, Scpt.,6, 1815
VOLINS, FLUTES &c. , —For saki at MAE...
TINS Drug Store, an assortment of Violins-,
flutes, Clarionets, Fifes &c. to which be invites
the attention of musicians and others. ti
March 115. ' •
POTTSVILLE BOOT 4- SHOE STORE.
CENTRE ST. AOJOININGTHE POTTSVILLEINUSE.
• •CARD.
•
& ..J:•FOSTE R, •
- . RESPECTFIJLLY invite thaatteation of
their friends' and customers to their stock
of Boots and Shoes. They have largely in_
• creased their stock and now offer Boots and
_Shoes at and retail at the lowest
rate. and no mistake.
They have also on.hand Solo and Upper Leather.
Calf-skin, Morocco, Lining Skins, Bootees,_ Lasts ; and
a general assortment of Shoemakers' findings.
• Boots and Shoes of every kind, manta'actured to or
der at short•.notice.
. Jaahary 10, 1810.. • " • , • 2-3 mo
THE OOVERIIIENTAL INSTRUCTOR, •
• Or a brief
and comprehensive view of the government Of the
Un hod States, and Et the. State governments; in easy
lessons designed for the use of schools:by it IL Shat:
till. Also REVISED STATUTES OP 'TUE UNITED
STATES, and additionallews to 1.9:4, redtwea toccata !
tioos and-answers fur the wee of schools end families,
by. Wm. B. Wedewnod`, Jost received and for eaten
BaNNAN'S cheap Book store.
Nov. 49
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Boarding.
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