a
111
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ltlilpilt9s.
Gong.
pcs, I'm in love t' I feel It now, • .
And Mary has undone me;
And yet I'M swear. I can't tell bow
-Tbd pleasing plague stole o'er me
f`Tis not her , fete thaelove creates,
• Fur there nogracel revel:
'Tie not her Hum to thu_„"?c fates
Ifaqre rather been anpvo;
,
.. , . "I'is not bet air—tor. Onie In that • .
' - - Theresnothing wore than common:
. .i . - And nil .her erne is only chat,
4: : Like any alter •vi-oinun.
•
•
Tier voice:her tot:eh:bight give the th' alarm=
'Tis botit.'perhapa--nr neither; - - *-••
in ohm!, 't Is they provoking charm,'
Of Mary ali together.
A NEW AURICIII„,TUttAL WRINKLE
. A funny story is told of an old friend of ours--
one who, sick and tired of the Care and bustle of
city life, has retiiedinto.the country and "gone to
farming," as the saying 11. Eli; land,. slf , eitwetl
situated and commsriding sundry romantic tiroi,
pects, is not so particubity fertile ra some we iv re
seen, and requires scientific culture and liberal
manuring, to induce on abundant y teld. So• 'lima,
by way. of exidanation
'Once upon a time, so the story, books say, our
• friend, being,ort a :holt vkit - te mil; city, out
an auction •ollc down town, and It so happen. d
that they v,ere selling damaged sriu4ages at Mei'
time. There were some 8 or4U barrels of men,
and they were •-juil going at fifty cents a b.Ar,::,"
'when, the a,u . cynecr, with ell apparent terept.:-
Ile.sg; remarked that they were worth mole than
that to nirmul'e land with.. Bete tvus an tea. for
our farmer friend. -Sixty-two a.,(1 u bah," said
our friend.. 4 15ixty'-tWo and a half-,—g,oing at sit
ty-two amt half—gMie !"
Our friend 'got theiji—and how:lo get them to
his country Slat as tinickiy as poss;ble, was his
first movement, for it 'yids then planting tin t * and
:the sausages,; to use 6 conorion expression, I,4eie
_ , .setting no better fa'st," and it true desirable to
have them under groUnd as soon es possible.
• Ile was about to Okla a field of several acres'ot
corn—the soil of the pine woods specie.4'; and :co
here was 'SS: plutio for this new experiment, in
agriculture, this new wrinklo in the seielice of
geoponiee.
One ••link'' oil sausage being deemed amply suf
ficient, that antount eras placed in each hill decotn
ponied by the usual number of-kernels of cxjnand
an occasional pumpltin-seed and all were nicety
- , covered nverTinthe u et, le.
' Now, preinising• that several days have elapsed
slam the cora was 121..tutell, the4equel of the 3101}
shalt be told in,a dialgue between our fr,end end
ono.uf his nehlilhosA . •
Neighbor.=\V ell friend,„'have you planted your
corn'.
Filcuf./.-4_sy.waial days since. •
Neighlor,'=is it up•yerl
F. r i m i.—....U p ! yes; up and gone, the most of it. '
,Nrigiib - iii.—iiolv is that. ,
friend..-Well, yob :A. e I bought a kit of darn
aged sausages in Orleans, the other day, the auc
tioneer eaying they would Make excellent Manure.,
if nothing dm. 1 ell, wlo-tt I planted my own,
ge .i
I put a sausalf!ach hill. borne days utter
1,
'wards - , I went out t the field to see how nay corn
was coming on, and a pretty piece of buiness I
have made of trying agricultural experiin. nts.--•
Ne;ghbo.—NV hy , what is the matter I - •
Friend.-Matter ! why the ti etching I saw.up-
on rcachin4 the iieldilYLLs thc-- 7 , 7 ,—10t of 'dogs,
diggn_T and rcratching all ? ever it! There
wore my Jugs, and yotir dogs, and all -the neigh
hors' be,:ide - s about thrsq...lkundreS'i:nnige
dogs I never 141 my eyes on before, and every one .
hard at it after the buried sausagei. Some how or
other, the rascally whcips had scented out the h,u
siness and t,ey have dug up every hill by this
• time. • If I could vet every one of diem ori tnat
auctioneer I'd be satisfied.—Nsta Orleans
ItTissiin s Junr.—Our friend V. 1.. cham
bers, tyfls a capital little story of a Dr. Somebody,
resid it in Columbus, Geo.
T o .DUctur had betp.to a champaigne 'frolic;•
and mniu home, late at night, "as tight as a tick."'
His tife had gone to bed, pad the Doctor undress
ed an stood before the lire en chemise, enjoying
its warnigt: His 'Wife perceiving that he was
slightly.....nio worse fur weaC.Called to hint, to
coma to bed .and - not fall into the fire.
..Stop, my dear," said the doctor, who was ex
periencing that. fellnatloll of universal rotation com
mon after a debauch'--'atop my ile'ar; -- I'll get in
03 soon au the bed gets round here." ,
Presently he stretched out his aims to `make a
jump but the bed seemed to whirl by him, Und he
paused for another chince. Again the bed swam
round to him, and he made a tremendous plunge
et it, but he found himself in a distaitt (Miner_ of
the.rOomlratead of on the feathers.
"Well f riow, my dear, said he, rubbing his head,
"did you ever see any thing whiz by so quick 7
Just as leas* try to jump into a rail car under full
headway'!' ; !;, So the Doctor commenced chasing
the bed "on all fours," and by dint of hard "com
ing," succeeded in getting between the sheets.
' i IVeturnpka ll'itig.
-
SIGN ITURLS TO PETITIONs. A waggish
friend in nu( ;:grpeery," remarking . upon the ease
. with which naines are obtained to petitions, twide
• a het of tho "oysters" that in an hour he could
get :fifty names to a petition asking the Legista
-‘, ture to hdng all the- Nelergymin in this city. every•
signer of Vhich should be la cLurch member. He
and insetted in large letters
c►rrrax. yt7giftilM t.NT. The big letters all\tuak :
••
down Went the names,. taking it for granted that
they were asking the repeal of the law Legalizing
'mutt/cr. The bet eras - won ha the xag.
fasted the eyb.ters.-,-(Ez, Paper.
CuiCkEN-lEIATED.—Two fellows, after drink.
in; any quantity of egg-nozg, haying disputed.
one of them propos., d to iteme the difficulty by an
appeal , to prowpre., or a.gtan t of tht• -bum-11,a
fives."' The other demurred ihe shower) the white
feather, though previously known to be a fellow
of good pluck. •
_ "Oh! I know how it is wid him," said a cah
man—ajurenile knight, of the whip—who was
presen4 ',do fellow has drunk so :ouch of dot egg',"
no;;, and de rgg scux so ancient, dot Le has
come chida 21-licartrd . 1 " 1
l'ilAucrt or lixe.-11<tr. or TITS NTOVTLIAT
'I,IAS.--Somcbody thus pictures forth the flight of
the American Eagle
'Already do we anticipate
. the stupendously
magnificent,consummation before us. C. , mo on !
come on ! 3.43 down-trodden and oppre.sed of Ire
land, of Britain, and of Europe—come on.
.We
shall have room for you! The mantle' of our
Government will 'cover you all. To every honei4
'heart, panting for libzrty'and a; fair Geld. we . say,
in behalf of our country, the fruit of imported seeds,
'CUM on!'Elhow.room, ye tatterdemalions of
Mexico! we aro coming to tato care ofyou. Ere
ten years shallhave elapsed, the North American
Eagle will scream in his triumphaottligh, wheit
the first pays of the morning shall illuminate the
snowy pinnazle of the maj;.stic, Orizimbo! That's
11/ :
A Scotch Dutc icss Wa3 present at a charity
school gnentitining. The teacher aslied "what is.
the wife of a Ling. -
"A qucen," was tLe answer.
"Of an emperor." . ".. .
"The ealprcsg„"
"()fa
"A drake. •
, A Yorkshire 6d who had lately pne to service,
having had salad rerOd up for dinner every-day
fora week; run away ; and 'when asked why he
had left his place, he replied ;—..They made me
yeat grass i'th, summer, and I wur afraid they
mak me . yeat hay ft!! winter—and I could nut
Etna that, so I wur off."
A gentlemrn, having a remarkable long viriage,
lately passing a turnpike gate,. overheard
is
say to another, "That gentleman's fate is longer
than his lifo." Struck with the singularity organ
rude observation, he turned and requested an ex.
planation. "Sir," said the h0y.."1 - read school
.that man's life is but a,.spin, and I ism \ , sure your
face is double that lenlith."
ellltil73 A 8 n 3 c - Laza..—•They CUM exeelf t
hams • at• Davis: said Jenks to his friend Jinks.
. 'Do they cure' shoulders; tool'
•. . •
Well then, I'll just step in and :ot this then=
maul) cured in mine.''
'
VT2IGITT'S INDIAN' VEGETABLE , FILLS,
, • .as
.ciillege l Or health.
MEDICINE has ever bat introduced to the
I N'merican ,Publie, whose sirtues'have , been more
cheetfully ad universally acknowleged, then the •a
bore named''
VEGETABLE .
i.vitiony's INDIAN
To descant Upon their merits, at this late day, woald
eem to be wholly unnecessary, ap very few Indeed
who read this article, will be found,unacquainted with
the real exec-Ilene* of the medicine . But if further
proof were wanting to establish the eredu of this singu
lar remedy, it mightbe found in the fact that na medi-'
km in the country has been so '
•
• SHAMELESSLY- 'COUNTERFEITED. ;
Ignorant and unprincipled men have at various pla
ektonanu factu red a spuriobs pill ; and in Order more
completely-to deceive the public have made it M out
:Ward appearance to resemble the true medicine.—
These wicked people ectultinover psi off their worth
ess trash, but for the assistance or certain misguided
storekeepers, who because they can purchase the-spu
sinus article at aVeduced , rate, lend themselves to this
monstrous system of imposition and crime. . • .'
The patrons of the above escellent Pills, will 'there.
fore he on their guard against every kind of Imposi
tion, and remember the only genuine Agents in Potts
ville, are Messrs. I'. & .1. Beatty. ,
The following highly respectable store }stems hate
een appointed Agents for the sale of, .
RIGHT'S INDIAN 'S'EGRT I ABLE PILLS, FOR
smTyiamt :povNTY.;
and of whom it Is confidently 'believed the gerinine
.ciedielne 'Oen with certainty, be obtained, '
T. &
Bickel fi Hill, Orivigsbury'
Aron Mattis, M4haatango.. ,
.1. Weist, Klingers.town. • '
Jacuti'l{auffman Latter Malianta4o. • -
Jonas Kauffman, dd I *
Jobe-Snyder, Friedepsburg. . •
.c .
Featheroff.Drey &cm:Tuscarora.
Tagert, Tamaqua. ' •
John Maurer, Upper Mahantango. • • •
Ferrider, Weif Penn Township:
Caleb Wheelor, Pinegroye.
P. Schuyler, &Co. East BrunsWlck Township.
C. 11..lieForest, . •
E. 0. & J. Kauffman, Zimnientiantown. . •
Bennett & Tayler, - MinerOville. •
George Reifonyder, New Castle:
Henry Koch & Son, McKeansburg. •.!
Abraham Heebner, Port Carborl: , ..•
John Mertz, Middleport. ;' !• '.
Samuel Boyer, Port alinton..
- Shoemaker & Kauffraan,Schaylkill
BEWARE ov, -COUXTERFEITS. •
•
.
The only security aga.inst imptisttion .Is. to purchase
from the regular advertised aaeras; ;stain al cases be
particular to ask for IVright's Iridiari Vegetable Pills.
•O‘Fice devoted exclusively, to rhe.sale -of the mai
ine, wholesale and reattl,:.A.43. - IGllltaceetteet,
sa.Remenalier, none. are.,geianine except Wright's
Julian Vegetable Pills,
T -
EE
It earuaot . .Dbnied
( For mqhty that
, r 7 - DI?. LEIDY'S, SES'AP*RILLA'
- . ,
Is the pitrer4 stronyest, and -Moot effiroeiouif of - aay
other preparation of arsapa . ria,.that is m c4c.
ST is warranted to be stronger than 6 bottles of MOST
olliersstronger than four of SOME, and stronger
than three of the STRONGEST Prepired by any otkei
in the United States. • , ,
Dr. Leidy's • Sarsaparilla is ricornmended by all res
neitable physicians in Preferrareto any other. AU who
.have - ever used it, have derived MORE BENEFIT from
one Bottle than three to ten of others; and those who,
after having used other's preparations, without benctit,ci
wilt use Dr. Leidy!s. trill soon be convinced (as thous
ands
have already been) of the foregoing assertion.
The apparatus with. which Dr: Leidy's•extracts used
his preparation of Sarsaparilla as prepared, is the
only one in the United Strites,-tintiorted by Dr. Leidy
himself, froth the celebrated liotise of.-Pelleter 6. Cav
eniM, in Paris, at a great i•Nperfse, and is capable of ex
tracting the medical virtues edszar,aparilla and other
rosts,ntore effectually titan by any'otlier process.
n SEVERL lIUNDRED • ERTIFICATES Of re
workable cures and recommendations front clergymen
, and physicians have ban tronWitne to time published
it is May thought neressaryto keep the ptthlie•lsclitqlittett
as to where Dr. Leidy's :iarsaparilla can . by obtained
I genuine, namely, at Dr. LEMVS BEA LTIVEMPO-
R 1131.191 North SE OND Street, near Vin , ) , "i 4 t.. (sign
of tile Golden Eagle and Serpetits;) - Fred. Brown's and
Fred.Klett's Drug Stores, 'Philadelphia. /
P.ri:e ONE DOLLR per bottle; 3 botfle's for 2 50,
&Till 6 bottles for,. 50.
Also byl. F. L - ntr., Lancaktert aml at J. G. BROWN'S
Ding More, formerly W.-T. I.:witles. Centre Street,
l'UtlsVille, and by John S: C: Martin, Druggist.
lfay IL 19—
Dr. Beehter's
PtILMONARY PRESERVATIVE,
for Cotmits; Colds; Influenza!, Catarrhs; Whooping
Con2b; Pains of the react and Sides; Bronchitis;
Asthma; Croup; Difficulty of Breathincand Ex
pectoration; Shortness of Breath; Inflam
mation of the Lunes;,and arrest of
approa Anne Connumption
T ha's been but a few years since thin medicine has
t been introduced - into thin country, and has been prn
ductive of,the most astonishing' andunexpecteetesults.
As several hundred certificates of its etrects have been
heretofore ptiblished, it is only necessary now to re
mind the public where it can he pbtained genuine
Throughout Germany it is known tt,s the "Life P
,errer," and is the only inedicinein use there for the I
Wye atTections . .
it is but up in half pint bottles, with full directions
50 Cents a Bottle
Pr.ltared only (frOin fho oriental receipt obtained at
a great price,) and sold wholesaleand retail, at Dr. Lei
dy's Health Emporium, No. 101 north Second street,
near Vine, (sign . of the Golden. Eagle and Serpents,)
Phi Pdelphia
For sale in Pottsville:, by J. O. BROWN, I gent,
And by • Jt MARTIN, Drr ggis
v i tSTOC
,IC S'V
,E'p '
A
l" f/P
A L I Z I / 4 .
• .j
ilat44,cf.- _
EMEDY r
Facts for the People
T ill - . constantly, increasing popularity and cale of
()
B A. Fehtiest el.'s Vernifinze has induced pco ,
sons who are envi ma orite success to palm off upon
the pnblic prep tines which ad medical men knob,
to - be inef fl eae ous in expeiling worms from the
ysstem.
This Vermifuge his made its way into public rayon:
atonthe ground of its own intrinsic merits, more
than any' other medicine orthe kind now used;. and
~ bile many worm remedies have by dint of pufting
been tarred into sale, and 'shortly after gone etc
the obscurity which their worthlessness justly tncr
iletl,` B. A. Filmes:odes Ye:mirage continues to
be .triumphantly sustained, It lies only to ha used
'und'its effects will hilly sustain all that is said of its
w, oudmful expelling posvec. '
seerlificate. - ••
Wales, Erie Co., New Y. Ali, 7, 1813.
We certify that we have used B. X. Fahnestock's
Vcrmiluge in our families, and in every case it has
provxled a decided and effectual - remedy for expel.
Ill:g worms from the system. Wd con - 11111y recom•
mend.[ to pare:Atali) have.child,ren afflicted . with
1.1i3; I.:tagelo:is malady .. ,.
ELO .Nt VI IZG IL
' . - - tllll. 11. AINE,
~
R 03.7 MAY, . '
OSEI'II BURROthIIS,
For Sale, yth . u.Lesale and reta:l, at the Drug Ware
house al • - • .
B. A. FA II :%:ESTOrfi & Co.
Corner or Sixib and Wood sts. Pitsburz; Pa.
For Sale in Po.tisy'lle. by
CLEMENS &PA V I :S1
-',Deoember
501.0.7110 Jr .VUTIE,
Cabinet Maker, l llndertaker, &o.
T IE
subscriberannounocu to the public that he
a.% ounamEnced the abovc mentioned business
,„ t he bureuch of Poltava:el immediately back of
the Pennsylvania ffall, wheiette u!illconstantly keep
0 4 , hand an assortment of I
READY MEADE COFFINS.
Coboaet Wore . 4c., (sc; raa ma:on:red of the ben
teat e rials he the ..teost rablo,,manner,, at • very low
rale,.
•
Ile also will manutictnre-all binds of Furniture
to order at the shorter( notice. .
Fnnuraji. waited on and Ilererxes curiplied, &c.
Ile tileidore solitits a part ol the Nadia patronage
which be will endeavor to meet by prompt attention
to trusineis. Give us a trial.
.
Something- for, the Ladtes.
Clllll4 NG 1.1.111 l) for keeping the hair iti.curl and
giving it a glossy appearance. ,
CIItiVESE DEPILATORMor removing surplus hair
• from the limo wtiieti will accomplish it in
a/slam:Res ifithnutinjuring the cnnviexinn:
ROVSELL'S. TREBLE EXTRACTS for handker•
COLD CREAItf. &a.
Together with an elegant and completesenortment
of .Roussell's gasps, Perfumery. &c. which took the
Gold Medal at the Great New York" Fair, a 'short
time since. For gain at his prices by
B.BANNAN Aet: •
Nov. 13
EXP,ECTO RANT,
, ion -Tar. CLEM or, ••
cohsumptiiin: - Couos, Colds, &c,
TO:THE puß,Licsi
IN PRESENTING valtiable medielne to the pub-
Ilic as s rense.dy, f or t Consumption, and Pulmonary -,
Diseases in general, I have, been actuated solely by the
great success attending its nse In mytywn Immediate
neighboitiood,and , a desire,to benefit the afflicted, I
Shall simply endeavor to, give ai brief siatenient of its.
usefulness, and Satter myself that its aurpriting effica
*o, will enable me to furnish such proofs of its virtues- -
as willisathify the most incredulous, that CONSUMP
TION, may and : "CAN I 3 CURED," , ifthis medicine Is
resorted tq in time. As Canscutapiton, huwever is a
disease which differs-much in the severity of Its sflnP-
Tline, and (he rapidity of its progress, and has long bat
fled the_altill of physicians it cannot .be-supposed that
this. or .srrY other remedy • is capabte.otr ..rffecting
•cure in every,case and in eyed , Stage of the disease;
on the contrary, we must expect it to fail autumn:lms, a
circumstance which occursdallywith all the most val
uable rem:ethos wirPossess, fur the moat simple diseas
es. The proprietor submits.the fallowing testimonials
bills favor from citizens of this
.County, well known ,
to the public.
Ma.
thirty years with Cunsumidlori, and having had the ad
vice of some orthe most etninentPhysicians,and was g i- 1
venup as incurable. I Was induced to make trlalof your
invaluable Espectorant, and amhappy to say that I NIL
entirely cured, and aneattendiug to my daily occupation
asthoogh I had never been 'atilßted. Previous to ta
king your EXPECTORANT; 1 .uould not, if I had been
so disposed, do atkohing al , my trade. r have since ree
°amended it to several of my friends, and particularly
one cane of C.O . IVFI BIED Cr:mut:smart, and am happy•
to slate that in every instance it had the de,ArA effect.
Yours respectfully • . JOSHUA HAWKINS
Scistylkffl Haven, Ocuffler I, 1544,
Scituftuff.t.ll.sietr, January 1, 1845,
Ilsia,tDear Sir.:-Having been afflicted
with a severe, pain in the breast, I was induced to try
your Expectorant, and after using one hottfflof it, !bond
it to relieve me, and I do not hesitate in recommending
it to the public as a valuable medicine for Colds,Coughs
and Afflictions of the Breast, 1:
lam respectfully yours &c,
EDWARD lIIINTZINBER.
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN. October 19.A8-4,).
I was taken with a bad cold some time ago, and used ;
one or two bottles tif.lfr Haas' :Expec torant, which re-
lieied me much, and should I have . occasion for the
above again, I Would freely tall on Mr, Hans fortis in
valuable Expectorant. DANIEE , STAGER.
SCiICYLKILL HAVEN, July, 29, pi IS . .
WILLIAN .1. 11AAE,I—DlEtt .5 . 11'1 - 1 am happy to
teatify,to the efficacy:of your 'expectorant, fur answer
ing the purpose fur which, it was intended, that of re
lieving Coughs, Colds, ;
• Yours respectfully, CHAS:. HUNTZINER.
For sale by the Proprietor at iSclutYlkill Haven, and
by the following Agents in SChuylltill county.
•
Pottsville—J. S..C. Martin,
Llewellyn—Johatinan Chckhill, Esq.
Miners% ille—J. J. Falls, •
/ •
New Castle—George Reifsnyder; Esq.'
Port Carbon—Henry Shissler, P. M. /
Landingville—Color & Drumheller,
IlinegrOve—Graeff & Forrer,:
Tamaqua—Heilner & 3lorgatiroth,
Middleport-11 Koch.& Son,
. '.Tuscarora— George R. Dry,
..,LNov 22,
.. < ~ ~
• •,
DR.. LEIIIIVS '
-SarSapa.riila Illood Pills. .
THE outs 1.11.1.. s in existence containing Sarsapa
rilla in their composition! 1 ! ,
They purify the Blooil/and Fluids, of ; the body, UM
cleanse the Stomach and Bolcela from all neaten: cute
stances that produce ,disease i, i . , .
They are composed entirety, of vegetable Extracts,
(free from mercury and minerals) , which make them
the safest, best, and most eineaelous of any other pills in
existence. / , I 1 '
Screed thnisathl cieeifirate.epf their efgeacy have here
tofore been / published, and their sales are in.:cluing
anyyany„gy thousands. Ohre. than One Million boxes
have already been scld since their introduction. -
/ •
(`-• MORE THANIIOO,OOO BOXES
haye been sold in Philadertikia‘ Altine, the past year;
thus showinethat in the plaeu where they are manufac
tured they have a reputation; treater than any other
pills—which arises frcitn the fact that Da. LElrsy is melt
Itmorn at home as a regular Ph ostciah, and his pills are
consequently employed with .. gteater confidence than
any other; in addition to their own efficacy.
guiltily and not quantity
,is a valuable attribute be
longingto them; ono box doing more good titan two to
four of others.
Be advised; therefore, when ne essity requires to
take nom:, other-than
DR. LEIDY'S BLOOD PILLS.
Try them! ( - heir./ bar 2:illats a box) Try them:
So wi•lrsatisfied will you lic of their rood eirects, you
will never take any others. :After:you have tried all
other kinds, then truDr. Lenly"s Mod rills, the ditret
once will soon he disroveredi No change or diet no re
straint from occupation. or fear or caviling cold need
be apprehended; young and old may tale them with e
.
goal safety. ill L •
Princinal (lace and Depot. Dr. Leidy's Health
Emporium No. 1911N:dab SECOND street, ir..ar VINE.
(sign of the Golden Ball and;Berpents) Philadelphia;
Also, by Klett Co., Wetlierill . . & Co. W. Dyott &
Sons: .A. S. E. Roberts & Co., anil city Tiruggists gen
evilly. • .1
AI;M hy P. Pomp andl. Dickson 4 Easton, .L.F. Long,
Lancaster, and most respeettible Druggists and Store
keepers in the United rlitatesi ; •
Atsn at J . . BROWN'S Otte W. T. Endue's) Drug
Store, and John S. C. 3lartir's Drhg Store, Centre st.,
Pott4ville.
_ May 18. - h 20—
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY!
SAMUEL I{..t.irClLS, Proprietor,
f.a
•
I
East Kingat. nciater city. •
necd not be sand in Relation to this ivonst
derful remedy. as' the,Proprietor feels cordident
that when applied: it Will,!as tan by proven by a
number of respt ctable persins, effect an entire cure
tic the- Rheumatic and °MP 'it had not, un
til hiely, been his intention Ito inakeit public, 'Dot by
the Frequent applications tlf his I:eittlibors, and the ,
wonderful cures it ha: effehted. he feels it a duty he
owes to society, as well aS biiiiiol; to make it more
generally known, and at the same time, have it jolt
fis rfe3r as hi• ran, within thp reach of all who may
be_ntilicted with diseases. 11
I.U. ll "'usarld , of natne i si could he published of
persons who !layer been cuipd by ihispelebrated med
,icine. but it is not deemed In i ccessary.
Kr - The above mediciaeita an invaluable cure for
ftheutnanc pains, Rickets, Serofula,Chrnoicdiseares.
Pain in the !lead and firitftt, Cramp. White Swell.
in„ Plumps, Toot haelie„lSt agnatioii of the Blood,
Pain in Abe Birk, Pleurisy, Sick Headache, Cramp
in the Stothaeb,Soarne6sand Swelling of the Throat,
Coughs, Colds and Stoppages treat° - Head.. In fact
it renovatPs the whole system.
DiaccrioNs FOR 17sIN; TIIIC'dFsEitVATIvF.
The medicine should be.i th;rott Oily rubbed into
the parts - ancied ; in very, iobs'tinate cases it should
be applied nyflautiel'and the application of a warm
smoothing-iron ; in this caSe it nets as a powerful
counter-irritant. I 1 ,
N.B. The above medictne- cut sold by any
Druggist: and the public Should:be particularly eau
nous not to purchase from itinerant pedlars f as
such offered are counterfeit. ,The only places to
procure the genuine medicine are Irmo the proprie
-tor, or the regular stationary agenes l who show their
authority by the Proprietor's eprotieate.
riestimouials of its efficacy can bo had at the
Proprietor's and from the regular .igents.
10" - :klessrs, BINGIIT 4 POTT. ire the authoriEfd
agents for Schuylkill cutlery
Sept. 27th
Fourteen Valuable Articles.
1. Bai:NSSIt'S VERSDFUGE.r--3 certain cure for
worins7issfe and very Present to take. • '
2. Ginsuy's ExTnicTrizi. which removes Greiso
of all kinds, Dry Paints, Tar, Varniati and Wax from
carpets or from cloahing, With Out injuring the color
or the cloth. ,
3. I.ONDON FLY PaPEnHthe beet s thin' nown for
killing lies and inasquctoeS. - ; ;
4. A Certain Dettroyee of Rals.:Nice, Roaches,
and Ants and another of Bid Rods..
ii. SPECIFIC 114 Saar VERO.
Burnam:l AV:oer Brash, 6y oho who his suffered
thirteen years before. he didcovered the care.
• 6. Dit. STEPEX's GREEX GIUTZISNT,For tho Piles.
It has never failed to cure:
II enttlsoN's 'PETTER.W
8. DnEnnivu'slNDSl.ll3Le 135,--4MhOW. a rival,
9. TIM COMPOUND CONFRVTON OF FIGS—iIDI
the medicine for children and avornen, it is so pleas:
ant to take. I
10. Ildeiz's VEGETARLEANTIDILIOCS PILLS.
11. GUM'S F.3I3IARIVT AVATER:PROoF PASTE, for
Harness, Boots, c. softens the leather, an I keeps
out the water. ft
It Pooh MaN's Syn.ENGTItENIG PLASTER.
13. JACKSON'S (HARRIS:RA M:xTURE, which cures
the Borst Diarrhce in d few hours. j.
14:./actcsok's Dtsr.arrEet MIXTURE. a certain
and speedy cure for. Dysentery and Summer Com
plaint. • •
The above.valuahleartitlea are 'Wholesale and re.
tail, by 14 C. GUN N, SouthlPiftli street Phita
de/plact,—'where Stnrelmepers and ethers will be sup
plied with puie AfriGan,Cayenne Pepi.er, Arnica
Flowers, Drugs, gencrally,i Paints', Oils, Glass, and
varnishes, at. the lowest priCes. Terms only cash
IlianCut cut the advertis ement.-and bring it with
ova.
To Machinists $4-11,lanufacturers.
Moody & - olecfaterilathl, -
;
Wholesale and retail Shoo dcolciv, okra of rhs big' Coat
- '2uxt door to 4. B. WA RC'S,pnd oppootto Gris.seo
Tavern, Centre street pot/grille, Pa.,
HAVE constantly on hand for eareortiperlor Calcutta
Sewing and Thong leather,Tinned copper . Rivets,
Doris, &e. Superior Belt leather, and Belts (stretihed)
claw Width and length, - ntada to older;
Carpetbags. Carpet - and Leathet Scheel Satchels,
Game bags, Trunks, Glazed nil*, Nutria, Musk, Beal.
MO and Velvet Caps', and a s'eperlor assortment ilea
Ueda of mess, mimeos and' cluldrens• coarse and line.
boots and sheet, many,of sritieh were made to order..
expressly for Moody . & aeebternacht, 'and intended to'
be equal,, if not superior to the hest custom work, arkd
at much lower prices: i
Jan.; 18td, " .
N: - '"
L ._',TIT-E_.:-;.MINERW,:-.':-JOII,RN,A.L.
4Unciucs. -
•1 . •
been afflicted for r.hg. laE4
,--ITamin
„LA 1 1CS',
RHEUMATIC! PRESERVATIVE
lqth,
_ tjittt;phUA, ` .
164,111XITILit nALLOWELL, • .
- jr:•:iltft 81:;)Phitaftaphia,
• , 117holesale Hat Diannia*trars; -
,
•*._ • • SOLICIT thedealefa of Schuylkill and
adioinina counties, to examine their Stock
( ARAI'S of every description. Vtey keep ,
a large assortment of CAPS. and every
t variety of 'MATTERS' TRIMMINGS, all
of which_ theynre diiposed to ten ripen the bestrerma..
Philadelplna Dec. CO, 1545." 5l-3mo ;
WHOLESALE - AND :BET4IL
RREivintm HAT, STORE:
BBertrand . . 1
No 1:0 Oh/ma it., tooth tide, 4 doors below eh a.,
•
z RESPECTFULLY informs'the citizens
• •-•& ' of Schaylkill,county, that he has Le-fitted
and , opened Gil" above Establishment,
,
where be is prepared at all times, to fur
nish Beaver, Nutria and Moleskin Hats,
equal to any manufactured in this Country. Also, :a
superior quality of Caps, for officers of the Army and
Navy, together with Dress: Riding and Sporting Caps;
a new and splendid style of Childrens' and Boys' Caps,
with a great variety of Bich Fancy Furs for Ladies.
Just received, per Steam Ship Great Western, the ,
approved style of Ladlci Rhling flats:-atsu, a beauti
ful assortment of chiiiireitit French Caps
' lam determined that my - flats in point of beatdyvand
quality, shall not be surpassed by those of any other
establishment in - any city in the Union'
l'hilada., Dec. 13, 1315,
GRE‘,.IT CENTR.TL
1411LADELPElli
CLOTHING
. ESTABLISHM £
Corner of Narket and,,Decatur' street,
• No. 9110:
THE MOST EXTE,iSIVE ESTABLISHMENT
OF THE KIND INTIIE: UNITED STATES. • •
NO 216 MARKET STREET, COR. OF DECATUR
HAS now finished the most: extensive assurtmen
of rA§CIION A KI.E CLOTIIMG curt offered
in tan City of, Philadelphia.
- I am warranted in making this extensive prepara
thin, in'the fact that I have a bigger custom than ans .
two St.• res in the city. aed importing to y own G„„a s .-
direct in large quantittert, of the ch ' oicevt and most
nesllion:l'de styles. oefore the other railnrs, who litty
'in small quantities. hive commented tnaking, tip' tor
sales. which warrant me in making the assertion
that I can sell a suit a Fashionable Clothing at a
lower price to the customer than it cots' at shoe
atores to get thin goods made.
I wish the public to once:stand distinctly, thdt thi s
establishment iseorducted on the . principle that I
can and do offer heifer terms to my customers than
min possibly be affirded by any other in the oiSiness.
The reason of this is plain —I conduct my business
entirely on the CASH principle, boy and sell entirely
for Cash. keep no books of credit, and of copra.. do
not hare tokeoi Clerks to attend to the hail items.
Thus Much for the princiale on which I conduct he
-mess., -
//
47-ly
I have now finished, and 'ready for FAIL and
WINTER SALES, abunt 35n60 garments, of the
`newest sqle, the cur and make or which is univer
sally acknowledged to be untgnalled.
..taper miner Dreis aid Frock Coats, in cvery [ vari
ety et shade and color.
Newest styles superlative French and American
Casetmere
A 'hue and tnost splendid as;r4i mem of rich style
Silk Velvet, Nlerino and Cashmere d'Eco,e
'or iny own imporimion, the style of some of which
cannot be had elsewhere ni the city •
The mist evensive as,ortment of caper (loth
!Cloaks el.er seen in Philadelphia, with every l'ariery
.pt new style Woolen, Plaid and Striped Lining.
Asphaltum, Beaver, Bannon Ctia's - a Lune variety,
with dam mit • style rriminings—Nt aved Beaver
Banoup Coats, Plain Beaver do , Adel.iide Sack do.. a
new and beantirul article lo'r a-. easy and plea.nnt
Overcoat.
I have the larse , t dirplay of'Cloalts• ever offered in
the city, with every oil? article in Inc line of bust
nessewh,ch am deterfning dto sell lower than can
lie.. MINI by any ettetisin the trade
ladelphia Sept. 27th. 1615
13.4:7 - CA P
FALL : AND WINTER TRADE.
No. 19G Markel st. two doors &low Sixth st., :
il
- ... PARTICULARLY invite the at-
: -,.., tention rir the cilizen9 of Pidts-, •-;•-:: •
..•••-.: .„
c - ..t1• - : Ville, and vicinity. (when
on
- ,•
__.•-• , c—i•-,.... chasing Hats and Car., to the ....v:—.....,
Store, being fully sati_Ged it is greatly to the interests
of all aud•evcry person to deal n•ith them. They now
offer one of the largest and most splendid stocks of Hats
and Capi in Philada.,at prices defying all competition.
HATS! HATS.! HATS!
Su?. Bea. Hats, .$2,:.0 to $3
" Brosh Hats. 82. to $3
Moleskin 11313, $2.50.
(usnat price ismr,dollar,)
SuSilk Hats. 1,50 to $l.
' Cass. Hats. $2.00 to 3
" Fur Hats. +91,25. and
upwards, and every varie
ty and style of Hats at as
tonishinely
LOW PRICES:
Wanted fit to he generally known, that we will sell
none hot first-rate Hats. and more we ,lo business on
the principWthat HONESTY S Tim BEST POLICY!
selllnetheu , iito every one, jut ge or no judge..
- .*. Country Merchants, Stn ekeepera. Hatters and
others, putchasing any articles in the Hat or Cap line,
will find juin their advantage•to taMas we have a
large and complete stock suited to the tleunto Trade,
which we will sell at the lowest wholesale prices. Call
and see. Open evening. , Musk Hat :Skins and other
Furs wanted. HART/EN & BROWN.
No. 1146 Miirket !street, t'd door 'below 6th, Phihla.
Phihla, Nov. 29, ISM •98-15
. BEST BUTT, HINGES,
AtANIIFACTURED and for Kale by
: MORRIS, TNSKER & MORRIS,
Pascal ,Iron Warehnose;S. E. corner of
Third and Walnut street, Philada•
Ph dada. August!!,32—
_
CHEAP WATCHES, AND JEWELRY
Christmas Si, New tear's Presents:
I WOULD respectfully invite all persons
..),wishing to purchase good and cheap Jewelry
14; fur their own use, or for making preients;to
c3ll and examine my stork of Fine Gold and
Silver WATCHES, of every descrlption.
Fine Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold and Hair Brace
lets, Gold Chains, Breastpins.Fingerßings, Medallions,
Watch Keys, &c., Silver Spoons, Tonas, Butter
Knives, Tooth Picks and Jewelry of every description.
Also on hand, a good assortment of S day and 30
hour BRASS CLOCKS. '
lam determined to sell my Goods as low as they can
be purchased at any store in ilia; United States. and
will warrant all to be exactly wliarthey are Sold for:, ,
or the money shall be refunded. V..
O - The highest Cash prices giyen_for old Gold and
Silver, and old Watches , taken'ia exchange for other
Goods. -
c:c Watches and Clocks repaired in the best manner,
and warranted to run well forone year.
- : . LEWIS LADOMUS,'
No. 4131 Market st• above 11th, N. side, Philada,
Phllada., Nov. 15, ISIS. 413-3 mo
39-
. ..
- AMERICAN HOTEL,
PHILADELP HI
TIIIS commodious and delightfully 10e4:.,
e4:., cated hotel , situated in Chesnut street
:::: 7" Philadelphia,directly opposite the State,
r
is s •Ifouse.. henry'.. Charter Proprietrur
.16 1
offers every induCanent to ;he travelling
. _
public. it is in the centre of business. it is within two
minutes' walk of the Post Office, Custom IfOuse, the
prinhipal Banks and places of amusement ; is in un
airy and delightful location, and the proprietor pledges
hintself, to devote every attention to his table, and to
have obliging and attentive servants to conduct to the
comforts of his guests. Baths, warm and cold, always,
ready, and an•assoruneul of wines of unequalled ex
cellence. -
Phllada. Nov. 22d 1615, • 47—ly
PIRQOH.IR C.R.I?PENTER,'
Conveyancers,
56 WALNUT STREET, PHILADA.
Money Lcianed on Mortgage, and Real Estate bought
and sold. •
Philadelphia, April 19 , 18-3 t
PASCAL • IRON WORKS, .
•
PHILADELPHM.
Wrought Iron Flues, Suitable for Loco
motives, Marine, and other Steam Engine Boilers,
from 2to 5 inches in diameter. Also, Pipes tor ‘Gas,
Steam and other purposes; extra strong Tub, for Hy
draulic Presses; Hollow Pistons for Pumps ;of Steam
Ermines - slanufactured and for bale by
BIORHIS,TASKER & 510ENIS,
Warehouse S. E. corner 3d and Walnut sta.; Philada.
Philada• NOV. 22d 1545
Flour & Feed BriNin
THE subscriber respectfully announces tti the pub
lic, that be has associated Mr. Nathan Evans with
him in conducting a general Flout and Feed MaineSs.
, inder the firm of IIIiCIi,&.EVANS, at the ',southeast
corner of Heti Hoed and Norwegian streets, in the bo
rough of Pottsville, where they will always keep on
hand, arge and good assortment . •
' Flour, Feed,
:- • Hay br the bate, . &c., &e. j - •
All of which will be sold at the very lowest rates '—
They confidently solicit the patronage of the. public;
believing that all theism who deal with them, will (Ind
it to theirmutualadvantage -
Jail' A l 4. - • RUCH Jr. FATANS.
sale' at. MARTIN'S Drug
Y Stere—nn assoitment of' Gig; Sulky, and
Carriign
March 93
PHILADELPHIA,
D3XIEL . CI?ETII,
PHILJDELPIII. , I
GARDEN & BROWN,
CAPS CAPS!
No. I; and 2 fine otter tur
Caps, Cheap.
No, I and 2 fine Shetland_
tut si•al Caps. ,
No 1,2 and 3 fine musk fur
Caps, some as low es ,S rts.-
lla ir, seal. cloth. fury
velvet, fur trimmed, Gazed,
silk. oil-rlntb, telther, and
every variety and style of
Caps, for men and boys, at
unheard nf
LOW PRICES.
,
_ .
WELLIABX , a , 7 B — ft - QWN, dr. ,c 0, ,,
•• '` • • •
_ WIIOLESALE- DRY 000 D, DEALERS'.
No:.. 20, !.Noith - Foui th -ltteet,-1 7 14,1ad4.
TT AVE a large Stock comprlainr a ;entire! variety of
.I.I.AMERICAN and FOREIGN DAN GOODS..
- They regularlyattend the Amami Sales, et/'which
they can frequently purchase many seasonable descrip
tions of Goods, melt below the regular_ prices, and
which setrata; small adrahee. ' • t•• • .
They receive many goods direct from Manufactarers,
and will also be receiving' the newest sty/es of Fon , .
taus Goons as soon as they are In the market, from Im
portations both here and in New York
. Their e'er lions will 'be directed to keeping constant
ly, a,very superior assortment of the most desirable ;
Staple and Feney,Geeds, which 'they intend to offer to
Country Merchants on the most favorable terms,and
at the toloceeprices they can be found at in tee - ci ty of
Philadelphia,and respectfully invite them to examine
for themselves.
- Their stock consists inpart of the following: •
Clothsv , .elssimeres, Sattinetts, -Jeans, Plaided and
Striped Jeans, to new article,] Flannels. Kerseys,
Linseys,Red Padding, Canvas Padding, Beaver
- • teens, Velveteens. Velvet Cords, Alpaca Lustres
Vestings, Cravats, Stocks, Mousse : de Lains,
g.
Ginliams, Lawns, Irish Line ns, , Russia
Sheeting. and Rnssia Diaper. •
Goods for Summer Wear, New Style Fancy Flamed
- Linen Drillings, Plain !drown Linen, Crape • Gairt
bro Ons, Corded. Plaided. and striped , Ditto, [new
!goods] Plaided , and striped' Rivalling; [new
: goods,]
• Nankeene, Extra Ileavy.'Ontionades;
• • Summer Cloths, Denims, Mexican Mixtures,
mite and Fancy•Coloured Drillings,. Satin
• , Jeans, Fancy Single Uillcd ,Cassimeres,
• , Coat Qinghai:li, &c. .;
Drown and Bleached Mustins, Checks,Tlckings:Brown
•• • Milian:a, Canton :Flannel, Plain Whltg.(Xpihries,
Checked and striped ditto, Lace Candificks;Ja
nels',, Bonk . •and Swigs_ditto. Lace
Goods in variety i .Coloitiedeambricks; Ilosie
. ry,Gloges, Thread, - Buttons, and a full as
• ' sortnientotTrininittics, &c.
'PRINTS--A very extensive assortment, to which
new Styles are added as they conic Worn the Manufac
turers. ' • s ; •
Philada., March I, - ;
::0- 6mt
PURE WHITE LEAD
Wlietlierlll &. frother,
ATAN AciTIZERS. No tirr north Froßt street
Laic now a coed supply of their
warranted pure,w hue lewd. uid those eustomerir'Whr.
have been &paringly supt.l:ed in eonsecitience ; ol a run
a n the article, shall now-have their orders filled.
No knnivu substance possesses those perservative
and bearitiking properties so desirable' in a paint, to
an equal event with unadulterated-white lead; hence
any admixture or ether materials only . , mars its
value. lt has therefore been die steady aimof the
manufactures, for ninny years, to supply to the publiq
a perfectly pure white lead, and the, uneeasinetle
mand b,r the article, is proof trial it has met with bi-
It is invariably branded on one he I'tt-
EIIILL in full. and, on the other,
‘VA ' III:ANTEI , PURR-211in red letters.
November 19
'Reading i& Potts
vile Rail Road.
• '
,
Reduction •1 Freight on Nerchandize.
• . • _. ,
1
(IN .AND AFTER Monday nest, June 26th, '1614,
1..... f Goods will be forward.d with despatch at the fol
lowing rates of Freight, bet Ween !leading, and the
points below stated, per ton of 21100 lbs. - . -
s ' . - Between Between
'Reading Reading
. , •
and , and .
•'• .
• ' Phila. • Poilsidlle.
. .
Plaster;slate, trlss, kc. 110. 7.5 cts.
Pig iron, blooms, limber.' .
. marble, rosin, tar, pitch, 120 . 00 etc.
and grind:tones, .
Nails ..S. spikes, bar iron,
eastings,lead.turpentine I -
bark, raw mbar, o, salt, ' . 40 . 100
provisions.potatoes, lam " .. :
her, stoves. 4-e., J.
Flinn per barrel,, 1 . 16 cts. 11 els.
Wheat, corn, rye, Clover 4 cts.. • -3 cts.
Feed, .i , salt per bushel,
Gr,oceries,hardware,steel,l
topper, tin, brass, do- .
inestic liquorsonacbioe- . •
ry, butter and eggs, 10 •1 35
' cheese, lard and tallow, '
oil, wool; cotton, Nattier I
raw hides, paints, oys.
teTs, hemp, and cordage.)
Dry alli,th. drill:B4' Medi-1
. tilleg,- rinVigll Honor:, I
Wines.glass, paper.fresh }.
nil., 117 eat, CollfC,ll.lla, I.
ry," books 4- Stationary. j
No additional charges for commission, storage, or
receiving. or delivering freight at arty of the' Compa
ny's Depots On the:ling.
linty 15, 1343 I -! ' 29--
•
39-6 n
.
. SALT ! SALT !! . - . =
c ALES A Sall in barrels & hags, for sale at the lowest
Market price. delivered on board of Boats no thia
Schuylkill, FUEE Of, PORTEh AGE by
ll (ART & BROTHEL
31 Walnut 44.-or Locust st. Wharf Schuylkil l.
dhilatlelphia July 10th, . 29
. , .
--- --
BURDEN 'S PATENT HORSE SHOES
n ) MADE' OF TILE best .refined American
ir
• on. for sale ar about the same prices of the
Iron In bar, being a saving of about 100 per .
- -. cent fo the purchaser. All shoes sold, ar
- .- warrnnted, and it not satisfactory, can be
returned and the money will be refunded.
•
. . -
: • • GRAY & nitontErt, •12 Walnut et., Philatia.
June 8
.. - J
7 'Alt"i 4 Ertitto N.
MILITARY STORE.
iIIE subscriber would respectfully inform his
!friends and customers, that he has iueirted his
lliMiMary Cap Alan”fitctory
fn Third Sirect, No, 9t7., a few doors below Race,
where he,would he pleased in see his old customers
and as many now ones as are disporerno thvour him
with their custom. Ile still enininues to ina'nutaciati'e,
Military and Sportiness articles oferery description,
such as leather, Cloth. Felt. Silk and Beaver Dress
Caps, of all patterns; Forage Caps; holsters tor troop
Body do ; Carrouch Boxes, Bayonet c .bbaids, word
Belts of all kinds ; Canteet - s Knapsacks, diderent
patterns z.. Fire Buckets, Passing Boles, 'Puha do,
Brush and Picker's Plumes, Poinpnons, Firemen's
Caps, Leather Stocks, Gun Cases, superior quality
Shot Bags. Game Bags. Drums. atc...ke.
(Orders thankfully received and promptly at
tendel to.• . WILLIAM CHESSMAN,
j No.lol Nr.rthl oird Street. r. few doors below Rac
Philadelphia, January 13, 1844 2-6 m
TAM
recommend all of our friends yisiling the Ci- _
• ty 'to call at the l'ekin Conipa»y's Store, and
lay in it supply of their delicious 'Teas.
' THE PEKIN TEA COMPANY,
30, sOUTII SECOND ST. • -
tßetrreen Market and . 'Chesnut,
PnIL{DLL}III Ll,
,
AVE constantlyon hand, and for 'sale, wholesale
11 and retail, a variety of choice fresh TC3S, at tow
er prices, according to the quality, than they ran be
bought for at any other establishment in the city.
G TEAn, exclipdvely '
are sold at this house, 'and
Fieverak varieties; which cannot he obtained elsewhere.
Any ...Teas which do lint give entire satisfaction, can be
returned and exchanged, or the money will he refdnded.
Tne.c!tizens of Schuylkill County, are respcctfltlly
invited to give us'a call. G.. It.
Agent for the"Pekin Tea Company.
Pbilada., Sept. 27;1815. , 20-1
PHILADELPHIA, RE.IDINV AND
POTTSVILLE RAIL ROdillt
r pdtrskll eo77l.ll:jir.:T
'WINTER ARRANGEMENT
•
Passenger Trains.
Hours of starting on and after Monday, Oct. 6, 1845
Fr'Pm Pottsville, at A. M '' Pails except Sunday
Philada.; " 9 A. 51., -
HOURS OF PASSING READING
For Philada., at. 10 A. M., t
. " Pottsville ". 12 A. M.,
i RATES OF FARE. .
D .•• .
etween Pottsville and Philada., 33,50 and 3 00
Reading, 41 40 and 120 •
Philada., Oct. 11• . 13—:
.
'
ta.o f the house favorably known as James S.
7: • Narrin's for many years.
. CONSUMERS who desire to wear service
.
able Hes can do so by purchasing those of our manii
facture, as we superintend every branch of the busi
ness personally, and are determined to sustain our rep,
motion for selling the best hats in the Vuited'Brates,
HATTERS supplied with every description of Hata
in the rough, Furs, .Trinuminga, tac„ Shit quality of
'which may he depended on, as oar extensive manufkr
tory enables us to supply
,them . of better quality than
any other House.- Orders enclosing payment, promptly
and carefully forwarded...MAßTlN do PATTON,
• • '
No. 118 Market Street, Fhilada.
, .
• nitride., Dec. 27, INS, : • . ; .• 51-31 no
. .
. . ,
_ Prime Olaekerel. , '
TM - 8T received at the York Store. a supply of Mei,:
.el Mackerel, put up expressly' for Wilily. use, :without
:heads. ' EDWARD YARDLEY..;'
EEO
VICSEEEI
BZI
60' • 3 70
=I
Merchants
RARDY ,BZLIOTT,
- WatelirnA.Trers •and Jewefeis,'
• • ~ •
,FROU THE CITF OF PRILADAt.
gerpentiully announce, that
~ . : viol* . . . they have taken the store next
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\ri
. -r - ...„..-- door, to G else's new !fete. at
0 %N .
~ • ' <ll Lhe tt l l o e werend. of Centre it .,
Borough of Pottsville
I I to . . ' tallc., tvliere, they have recently'
3 , •!!!, _ d ~, k fga• opened a choice assortment
IL ' , 4#1,,..... 'of CLOCKS: AVATCHES
-" &: JEWELRY. '
. , . . .
They pledge themselves to sell their goods at as
low prices as the can be bought at any other estab•
i ll
lishment in Poty. Ole or ellewt.ere,and believe they
ciin tender full d entire 'satisfaction (as regards
both quality' . and price,) to all who. may favor them
with their patronage.
iCT Clocks and Watches of every deseription,6re
fully_repaired mid Warranted. 1 i ,
. - WILLIAM EIRADt
. ~ JOSEPH S. ELLIOTT'.
,
Pottsvilte,Oct. lit, IE4. 4.2—tf
IRON! . - IRON!!. ; •
I
~- Is RIGIET Sr. . P 0 T 1r ~ ,
A r Till::
l • ' . TOWN HALL
HAVE nn -assortment of rolled and hammered
I nos, consistin or from i round to 2 inch.
:".. 4 :,roll Iron, I lc i to 0 I ,
Squares front 0 x Rtol I 3, :--
Liatnnerd tire from a x I x 3 inch, : •
Scollop iron of various dirnensipriS,
Crol,y Rars,.Plouith Irons.-
. -.
.. ilorbe.slinc bars, Sledge
' . . •Aloulds, Juniata :Slit .
' :. • . - Nails, and - Morse
Shoe Rinis.
STEEL
Octagon Cast Steil. • . .
Shear 15/eel, En;rfish • ..
Blister. Amerte in :Meer.
German Steel, Spring
Steel, ...s.i.e.,Sze. 4-c
i 26--
Jnne 28,
New Advollsement.
rag!!!,s'F' OVES.r. STOVES ! 1 .
TUST rercived direct from one of the most :extenkive
matrufacturies'in the rity, a general :tsstirtmeni of
r3loveli, which will. he sold'at Philadelphia prices, con
sisting of Cookinif koyesefthe most a;,proced ppttetris,
Salamanders, Lannon ititoyes, with either tidy ,•or iron
eylitiderit, and Itadiater stoves fir parlours of the latest.
style and best tiniah, all rf which are now piTered for
sate at the 01.11 YORK STORE. where the . ;pohiie are
tiarticitlarl-y waited to call, the ladies estw•coilly.
•' • ; EDWARD YAnDLEY.
Nov. gib ! 45
I Boa/ding.
TM. Subscriber has recently.
.openeda bonding
bent , 47: in Malket s!iect, Potts6lle.aild will be
pleased to haVe . a number of respectable boarders
Good liccammodation will be foruksbed;on reason \
able terms. , irancent Boarders accommodated
on reasonable terms. .
ELIZA 11AUGHAIOITT.
Pottsville May 3 I
,
•
Alexander's Tricobaphe. .
A LIQUID DYE which ehangesolight and grey
£l, hair to a hcautirnl black or dark.'color instant a
neously, without ally injury to the hair &c Any pe
anti canapply it sn simple is the process . For all
at Phitadelot? price.F l 13. 'BANN:AN Ag't.
i±tov. IS r • .4
, •
Platform' Scales. :
It trAnt suitable for Rail Roads, Catials, Coal, Hay
1%1 Ores, Stoves, Cc ttott, Tobacco, Live. Stock, 4-,.
.
a..5- Orders protoptly attended to at our nianufactor
Second'itrcet,Camden,,Nem Jersey. •
ELICOTT &.:ABBOTT.
Camden, N. J. Oct. 16th, 1615 • .42-1)
NEW CA:3II DRY GOOD, FANCY .ND TRIunIING
R E ,
THE ROO FORMERLY OCCITPIED BY
IN ROOM FORMERLY
PHILLIP: 4 IN CENVIE STREET.
'I he subscriber respectfully informs 111d:citizens of
rottsVilie and the public in general, that he has just o
pened a fresh assortment of the newest styles of goods,
constAionZ o f
Lawns, Alpacas, and Balzarbies.
with a variety of fancy goods. Also, a n6l , and side
did style of
Prints, Silk, Maki Alpaca and othet shawls
Blue, and Black Clothss e of a superior quality.
Etc has alsnon hand, .1!
&Whig Silk, Spool and atent Thitad df the
best quality, Gloves and Hosiery, Straw Leg.
ham, Gimp, Braid and other „71yles of Fancy
. Bonnets, by tt:e case, doz. or single Bonnet,
Men's and Boy's I,,eghorn
AU of whichwal be soldaotbc iowest cacti prices
MI
Aos 20
MARSH'S SUPERIOR PATENT
ct TR t USS rii&
Al.so„ '
Dr. Jo•eph Whit es ❑tero ..bclsairtlnal
Su;allorters.•
A supply of Vie above aricleq, jto, received
and for sate, at the tionufactorers prtee , , by
.10I1N S. C. MARTIN, •
Drug.g.ist
44_-
OC~O~ft.ry
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AND MACHINP. MANUFACTORY.
subscriber is prepared to furnish 4111 kinds of
7
Machinery, such as Steam Engines, either high or
low pressure—Mowing apa pumping Engines, saw and
grist mill—Coat Rreakers nd nther mar hi nery connec. ,
ted with the ndning business. Men, trnile . !, ism boats,
propellers and propeller ^twines, iron and brass -cas
tingtz, and all other ankles in his - hire of mu ness, at
his estaNishinent in.2d street, below thd . Rait Road,
Camden, New Jersey. f •
' JOHN F. STARR,
, Late of the firm of MOSES STARR r. SONS:
Camden, (New Jersey) Nov. !, 1815. ' 444-if
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POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS',J,
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-.. k.,..i - ', 7 3 - Z...7X4 , '-•%
........ „,... ,. .,,-,..0,' ro ... . ,
E, W. 3IcGfVNIS,
1 . 3 EPETF 'LILL Y announces to the Pittilic, thaj he
has taken the Establishmeni.' known as the 1 otts
villa lion Works, on Norwegian street, where he is
prepared to tr.tild all kindarof Steam-Engines, manu
facture Rail 'Road Cars, and Machinery of almost every
deseriptlon,at the shortest notice, and on the most rea
sonable terms. '
el- Persons from broad, in want of Stea m Engines
will find it their advantage to give him a call before
engaging elsewhere. .May 11
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CO.IDis P.,4TENT
GALVANIC .BATTERY.
Tim subscriber Informs the public, that he has been
appointed by Wm. P. (load, of Philadelphia, his
neentfor thesale - in this and the adjoining counties of,
his PATEXT GRADUATE'? GALPAXIC• BAT
TERY, adapted to the use of Physicians and other
persons of competent skill, in the trentMent of nervous
disorders. .
Persons desirous of purchasing sjr. Coad's instru
ments can have art opportunity of exainining the ap
paratus, at my residence in the Town Hall , of this bo
rough:
Among the many complaints which have been cured
and alleviated hy . thLs powerful agent in medical prac
tice. may ha enumerated Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy,
Lock-jaw, emaciated Limbs, Rhatimatistn,Tic Doloreux
and various other neuralgic and nervous disorders. '
Co Having purchased 'Ono of Mr. Coal's Graduated
Batteries, I am prepared in operate on persons suffer:-
ing under any of the nbece described complaints, and
respectfully solicit all those who may:feel interested
In this phblication, to call and examine 'my apparatus. •
PETER P. MIIDEY.
16-6 m
Pottsville. Sept., 8, 1845
'VIOLINS, FLUTES &c.—For'sale at MAR-
V V.
TINS Drug Store, an assortment of violins
flutes, Clarionets, Fifes &c. to which he invites
the attention of musicians and others.
March 15,
POTTSVILLE BOOT 4 SHOE STORE.
CENTREST, ADJOININGTHE POTTSVILLE HOUSE.
.". • CARD. • •
'S. & J. •I"0ST E R,
RESPECTFULLY invite: the attention of
their mends and customerii to their stock.
.of Boots and Shoes. They : have largely in
creased their stock and now offer Boots and
Shoes at wholesale and retail at tho lowest
rate, and no mistake,
Thy have also on hand Sole and !Uppeic Leather,
Calf-skin, Morocco, Lining : Skins, Bontees, Lasts, and,
a gencral assortment of Shoemakers' 'findings.
Boots and Shoes of ovary kind, manufactured to or
der at short notice.
' January tO, IS-I.g. . 7. ! 2-3 mo
TUE GOVERMENTAL EiSTILUCTOB.„
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• Ora brier
and 'comprehensive view . of the goVernment of the
Un ited' States, and of the State governments, in easy
lessons designed for the use of schools, by It B. Shur
tiff Also REVISED STATUTES O! THE UNITED
STATES, and additional laws to 18 It'redoced to ques
tions and answers' tbrllie use of schools' and families,
by Wm. B. Wedgwood, just received*nd for sale at
U&N NAN'S cheap Beak one..
. Nay. 19 • ' • ' 4S
Let Commerce spread her flowing sails;
AhdTrade her, path pursue; '
Without the Farmer stfiat avalls;-
Or what without hid' do
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Let learn'd Divines and Lawyers boast;
Let Physic follow in her train,
The Farmer's skill is valued most,
In making gold sheaves of Grain:.
Let Statesmen rack their brain with care,
Soma tnigt_ty, project to fulfil,;• .
Tba-Yartn.tr's wiser projects aro
klis flocks to feed, lits grounds to till.
His orisons at early dawn, .
To the Almighty Power be makes,
Then treads the dew bespantlted.lawn,
Or pleasure ; in , high labor takes•,
Ile hears the robin's- early song, •
And the rude netts ofebeerfal swains,
'While heedful of his Grope, along
• lie travels o'er his own doLnUini.
A strangerFhe to fretful care
-No busy scenes perplex his-life
Contended with bis houtely.frre,
1113 children and a prudent NV ire
I •
No prodigal nor careless waste;
On his domain. is eVer.foolid ;
With open hand7he, yet will haste
To help the poor 11l they abOuni.l.
And now 44 earthly labor pa.,
And old in virtue he has grown,
To crown his well-silent life nt last, 4
Kind heaven !fill claim him for its ow n
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• . - FAMIERS AN MELIiANICS.
The Wealth of s. Coa erl P pen,* upon it;
Farmersand Media:li l" -1./
What_is wealth i Those things which are con- ,
venient and tiecrlssair to use, and whictriadminis-
ter to our wants and comforts. Money alone
cannot therefore, he considered as wealtb,,becauie
if`the articles 'or things nbove mentioned are not '
to be had;or not in. existense, a Man .yould be
poor indeed, though he'vvas leaded with gold and
silver. If IW. - wero hungst, and there was no.
bread to ho ()ought, his 1,01.1 would be of `little
service. -• • •
•
It is true, mankind, by Common 'consent;have
agreed. that gold and silver should be the Signs
and evidence of properly, or, in other wordi, the ,
measures of pr'operty ,t, and : ha • who has a cirtain
amount of it, has evidence of so-much welalth ;-
he can change it for rho very things which Flo, it:
fact, constitute wealth:; ; • t
Thus a man:. who.lias d hundred dollars in
pocket has a ticket, as - it 'were, to entitle him to
enter into the possession of 100 bushels of corn,
or 100 yards of clutl4or 100 acres of wild land,
:
'or a yoke of oxen, or a horse and wagon asthe
case may be. • But'if these tbisgs do not exist,..
and he needs them, his ticket is of no mins use
than if he t h . ad a ticket to go into the theatre, and
it should he Mimed down: before hs used, it.
i t -'The elements, therefore, of wealth consist in
material p•oductfOns brinight together, charged
and modified by tho hand of man, of the faro&
and mechanic.. Commerce, though necessary 00
honorable, iy nothing more..thati the moving or
changing of these productions from place to place.
If we are right in the position we' have taken,
that wealth consist innat4ral productions,changcd
and wrought upon by the labor of matt, it fulloies
that the country which pnsseses the most of the
elements or material to Work upon a good soil ;
abundance of water polver, forest; of timber;
quarries of different kind of stone ; mines, and
beds ofdiffi-rent kinds of material &d., must have
the me'st natural wealth. i
It then requires the hand of industry and skill,
to pat these materials, into shape, and to put them
together to form real, substantial wealth. This
is the duty of the farmer old mechanic. •
The more.industiious 'arufskilful this class is,
the more wealth will be accumulated in the coda
try. Do farmers and-mechanics consider these
things,rightly Are . they riot too apt to think •
themselves mere plodders and servants in the in
crease' of wealth And; indeed, is there not a
false standard of respectability, too much in use in
society, and are not lbe"productive 'classes apt to
measure themselves by it,?
This standard appears to be, idleness am!, a
fine coat; and.eonsequently, the.mure idle a man
can be, and liner the dreSs, the more of a -gentle
man. • Not so. Respectability should consist in
an improved mind, and skilful and industrious
hands.. Moral qualifications being equal, he
should hive the most honor, who, try• the combi
nation of the efihrts of his mind-and physical pow
ers, has contributed more largely to the increaaw
of those things which constitute wealth. -
JOSEPP MORGAN
We clip the following.from the Soltliern.Planter
If this simple remedy should prove egective it is
of great importance. •
DI:CAr iN PEACTI.TaXts.—A singular rid and
one worthy of being recorded, was mentioned to
us a few days since by !Mr. Alexander Duke, of
Albcrmarle. lie stared, that whilst on a visit to
a neighbor, his • attctition was called to a. large
peach orchard, every tree in which. had be'en'to
tally destroyed by 'the ravagei of worm, with the
exception of three, and ; these were probably the.
most thrifty and flourishing peach trees he ever
saw: r zTlie unty cause of their superiority known .
to his host, was in consequence of observing that'
those.parts of worm.eaten timber into which nails '
had been driven, were generally sound. When
his Aree4 were about a year old he had selected
three of them and driven a tenpennyViZugh
the ',body, as near the ground as possible ; whilst
the balance of his orchard had gradually failed
and finally yielded entirely to the ravages of the
worms; these trees, selected: at random., treated
precisely in the enme manner, with the exception
•of the nailing,'-had always been vigorous and
healthy, furniThing him at that periodlvith the'
greatest profusion of thc, - naost- luscious frCit. It
is supposed that the salt of iron'affarded by the
nail is offensive to the - aronn, whilst-it is harmless, .
or primps even beneficial-to thetree.
W . I PLOI:G G :—Dash in with alt your
ploOgh learns with a gOod heart ; halt not - so long •
as the wea!iirr permits until all the stifrgrounds
yua. ; nten d for spring Crops are ploughed deeply,
and', laid in the best pcsstble way to receive the
benefit of the win t er i Ft3;l5 " • •
:infested with this
,"-• Craw:ie.—Jr r 6 elLig are
pest, recollect that zeirt4 6. P.:°llt4hin3 i s on o of.the
most effect ee means of, destilnYing•
MANunx.—,Without plenty o ,`,..manure, neither
good nor large crops can he grown, unless your
lands are alreay fertile. Therefore set youf r gelltw
work, gather and . compost, every thing that cam
by possibility fertilize you% fields.- Recollect that
the roads, the heads of creeks, the wood;, fence
corners, arid all . other •places where there •are
things perilfable, are fruitful sources of manure'
therefore see that you render each and all of then
tributary to the inraase of our manure piles.
NEM( MODE Or ()URI N a - rue Eng ,
fish:traveller, writing!from the Ardennes, thus de
scribea a method of preserving the ham. which is
certainly 'different from any thing generally knoWn
in America : !
The ham is cured in brine of salt, saltpetre, and
aromatic . herbs, - viz a few bay leaves, wild
thyMe, a handful of kiniper berries,, and a little
garlic. It is steeped for about six weeks, and
then dried in the smoke of a chimney; over, a
wood fire. When waited for' dressing it is buried
in the ground fur about twenty-four hours and
then boiled, with the addition of the same aro
matic herbs in the.water. After boilinr:tho bone
Is taken out, and the ham is pressed. under a heavy
weight. Asa corallary to the dressing, it may. be
added, that it often happens that the himovhen
produced at the table; disappears at one sitting.
MEI
Tag wrmesT OF Cows—The 'keeping of cows
in such a manner as to niake them give the great
est quantity of milk, and with the - greatest dear
profit, is an essential psvint of economy. Give a'
euw kbalf bushel of turnips. carrots or other roots
per day, during the winter mor,ths, beside her
hay ; and if her suMnier food is such as it should •
be, she will give nearly double the quantity of
milk that she would afford if only - kept during the
winter in the usual manner ;. and the-milk will
be richer and- of hater - quality. Cattle are . well
known to thrive ranch better where the Operation
ofeurrying is performed thoroughly end regularly.,,,
Dr. Rush in a lecture upon the advantages of f
Studying . the tlimases of domestic animals, states
that there isan improvement in the quality of the
milk, and in increase in its quantity, wh'eh is Os.
tabled by currying the cow. Ile assured of the.,
truth 'of the saying, that -ono cow well milked alt' •
'worth two b3dly milked . " T he
. first draw till
contains only 5, tits Sevond a, and thelfth 17 pers' .
cent. of cream.
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