itippings.
'tiniest:a leratcs.—Laery State should
ite poet, slut why not its ntunery The A i h s .,:r
Vitizen takes op the office:
.
- Where is the habyl Bess its heart—
.. • Where. Is muzzer's darling boy 1
Does it hold its little hands apart,
. • - The dearest, lessen tnyt
Ands° it does ; outwit! its little chin
Grow just as fat as better 1 ....
And wilt it poke its lilt fingers in
Its tannin little mouth and mutter.
Nicey wicey words,
Just like little yaller birds t
' And so it will ; and so it may,
• No matter what its . p..ppy.111:11111111 , say.
And does it wink its littZe eyi!Sep.
When ire pad a lid,ups :Ind crises 1
And due's it squall like- chick-a-dees
At every thing it seep 1
- Well it does! \l'hy not I pray 1
Ain't it mullizer'n darling (rev day 1
Oh: what's the matter oh, toy oh sic
What makes my sweetest chicken hY 1 ,
Oh nasty. uggy pin, rn prick
D's darlin muzzer's darlin cricket 1
There there t she's thrown it ill
The fire; the hue!, picked pin !
There hush n' honey ; go to seep,
• •
- Rocked toe kadle of e deep!
•
PaacanENcr.—A Kentuckian claiming Pre
cedence oftcount,—We were yeah nliw shown
a letter from a young gentleman—a nati‘e of Ken
tucky, who is now in Rome—the Earns) City—
to his friends in this State. He gives a .g r.q.,hic
description of his journey from Paris thither. and
recites ono amusing incident of ,travel. which .is
worth transcribing. He 'states that in the boat
in which be tr t iveled en the Rhone, from Lyons
to Avignon, he Was :calf fannstied with cold, and
nearly .whole starved with hunger He tried a
bribe to the cook, and entreaty c h ili the captain—
kut neither availed him in obtaining dinner. Alter
pacing the 'kelt for some lime. mentally calling
anathemas on the heads of all Premium:li in gen
eral, and the surly :vat-captain in particular. tt hose
passenger he was,-he hurried dOwn to the cabin,
foe the purpose of _getting a cigar atid • pulling it
instead of blowing,iup the captain. There, to his
astonishment: and without exeiting.his env?,
he found a tallow-faced) Rin,ian Count—Count
Orlof—discussing, a very i.thie dinner, the oboe
quious captain tandin.,i N't,hirtd• lits chair, appa
tentty honored with being permitted to act :Ills his
Waiter. . .
1 4 thought," said the young Kentuckian, cast:
ing a scowl at the captain, ivho undrrstooll and
could speak a little broken Engli-h--“I thotig,bt I r
you had told me woo did nut furnishyou'r paseen•
gars with dinner!"
uParelonrre, mon,ietir; dis he not one chery
body passenger; he he one g::,n' Rus!.tian Count?",
"And what if he her said the KrroMkian,--
. Who was as ardent as a We-tern sun could wake
—"lf he be a Count, Fin a Kentuckian: I'd
to krioW which should yank higherl'l
"Purdonno, monsieur laid file captain—n You
be a - Kent—what! dait be title of ode nobleman
. 1 Anglaise, eh'!"
.-rio" said the Kentuckian, bluniiv—“ticit is
the title of an American sovereign!"
"A 11,7 said the little French captain,
up his shoulders, and hOwing down his head—i-“ah,
excusez, monsieur—pardmine. I did ho know
you be one gran' noblemans; hut new I get you
dinner, finite suite:" and in due. tinie the dinner
.• was brought—tb which, with the Addition of a
bottle of sparkling hock, the' young Kentuckiati
did amptelustice. Hesays he has nevzr !mown
so agreeatil'e art7instanee of the resplct chub the
American 'name inspires abroad, as that occasion
.'i; Orleans D41(1. 1 '
TARING I”M AT ins Wotin Cincinnati
'• Times rglates the follovvilig r as miliOsitive
A GurMbrion horsebtek w.ts ridintt along near a
party shoaling at a mark, in the vrystern part at.'
Cincinnati, a' few days ago, when at at one, the
horse sectored to bOdgge a peg; theHruhr sl %shed,
and cut, and spurred, but a:! to no .
*Darn de hoes!' exelaimod :the Duelitosti—.llo
vont vent—a step! :861111cm:to !'
addressing the crowd :which had gat!te;tel around,
a vish some of you 'as littsh,cot a kun
. shout do darn prute.' No sooner ilian one
of the shooting party, at ',ono. dist - Mice. leviiled his
rifle'ami put a ball into the hunooa !wad, and laid
him dead, to the astonishment of the rider, who
fell with the horse. He got up rani 'd his hands
- into his poekett!,`: l blot,ed like a pn.poise. turned
on his heels and walked off 'without s aying ,a
word. ,‘ .
Tax SNOW ' 'Sronm or 1877.-=T he storm of
1787 shut peoplp up as snugly '
at yome as if thou
had been locked in. Those who Were hloAad, c 1
Lad-to use firrilture arid the like. fOr fuel; lii eons
places the snow was thirty
.. feet deep. People
made then:exit frequently firith•thit st.corrd story
wi ,
ndows, anti the trees cot down for fuel, left long
' stumps behind. Otto Hannah Illogly—a • poor
woman, who lived not far Irmo lu.v II leen; Was
buried for sit or eight dlys . , but at last diq'ove.red
by her neighbors by th i sm)lie of her tie coming
through the snow. ffitindb.dwelltio ,
On potatoes and dtied not. and w k,0e.1 up w ith
chairs and tables. A unit
_of 1110 hr,p were
dug up out of a snow drit . on I.H.ie,r's
whre they had been buried to the depth of 16
SaonT PRILTEI4.-7-011C of the;' shortest and
most comprehensive prayers of modern tunes, said
Sir William Windham, is that of n sander twin c
the battle of Blenhelin (Ltd! if. there he
a God, save my snul,•if I havo'a
A i tterhury_whe was present, said Its could produce
a prayer an concise as that, and in molar circult
stances, hut ha t
. ou'Fht in a totnth better sphit.
It was that of a moan soldier. uttered inunediltv,
ly before an en4l4entent: Ga. Lord ! if in th..
`hour of battle I for;et thee, do not thou ,forget,
• Amortieft Bet itker (1 learn" frpn
the Colunilips (Ouio) p ;pen: th: . tt pt. attempt tv r as
mule the other diiy. by a lohhy member. to
the Representntivc Putman, Nit . .
Mr. K. introduced resohttions for the alra , gnuteht.
of thC offend. r before the house, U. an,vit.r to tin
charge. They were slurred to- a belcct
coan
'mltte
THE Infix 11VAiNEAA or Plyr•ii;rait.—The,
producr of r lyin in ifa'vartoul for.iet. in.'
for the year ISIG, in, l'itthlinrg city, o+ttl oilbe ail
average of 1000 tr+ rr week. --About one tictli
of 'this will be in tlic.forin of, 'tails:
Among the ancient ll'oirvins. ;hare was a law
which was kept invinlible. that no twirl shou:d
give a public feast. exiept he had fir.t provided
fur the poor of his neighbaih Lod. '
NEW ANTHiIACOrE: lrr.—The An tro.
rite Furnaceit
e , r1. , ,1 by t;io
Brooke near Biroi,borongh, (links' COIIII be
immediately "blown in."
RELIGION.—There are about 50° 0( 6,000
Pagans. 30 . 00,000 of Jews, 97,i/00.1,106 of Ala
botuedans, and •200.000,000 of CKri,tia~r._
FACT.—Nevi , iiaper hiqtory ps t.s that th,
grumbler at any particular new4paper ie generally
toe borrower of it. _ ,
A Sheriff l'uut west" has ii,vmveS a new
lows, which i 4 said to he a capital Ihirig.
ThtFe i!+l3,,Pfan down ea 4 eiJny yeas old who
calleluutsrlf w t.oy bemuse hv ha 4 wren 20
birtli illy& Ile was—lio n [ on the 29th of
Diary. , g • ~ •
Seven hundred .timl tiinety d'runkardi wure
committal to the • jul in etneinnan timing tffr
kat year.
TEMPERANCE', S all 700
, .
Temperance Samenei an Germany.
POTTSVILLE POTTERY
JotiaThazi Shiritze,
A N.NOt;talts to: tho Merehlrits and Citizens n
ari.l the pllrrEEunding country, that he
has motto great . iitirovenients in pottery, located
on Nurerettitinstreet in this Borough, and is now pre
parea to furnish, whol,tote coin roiaal, a largo variety
oreartlienware. of a oure,g, qooltly, sit rent lout rotes.
1114 Murk 01011111E1 eltilwat VS a general assortment of
Enrßietivt tire—also Iloweremq, Pound Cake Diehes,
kr. IJe woolil Alpo cull the attention Of the. Pub
lic to hisElltTllE;ii PI PEA for-drains in cello re, and totetirrylng water 11111 k, ground any distance, as a
or , iele. mitt 3 inches
,ht!, atihrr., eon 1... fututeltetl On low • erulg per feat.
74E.11111:1111” 111 14 11111)lialll toljoinhig emit,
ties inot - ant of•'.ortlion-titirttovill groally to their
tilt , •at to give hi t. soul:. a, 1, • E.,..E.1.• ronliElvtit, he ran
snarly' them with h good Uriirto, cheaper than they
Can hhtatn it Cnmt til/fE/atl; ; DE:;; ; , gy, 21—
fllcDiCiliCs.
WLSTAWS BALLSA.II.I'OF
. .
- WILD - CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION
And thi but ./Ifrdicine knoten to Man fol. rhe"curs of
Asthma, of every stage; Liver Coniplkints, Bron
chitis, Intluenzia, Coughs, Couldet, Bleeding of
t. e Lungs:Shortness of Breath, pains and • •
weakness in the side, breast, dc., -
and all other diseases of the
•• Pulmonary Organs.
A VERY important disease over which thtet 'Balsam'
..1 exerts a very powerful influence, is that of a DIS
,EASED !.IV Eli. In this cQmpiaint it has undoubtedly
moved more efficacious than oily - remedy hitherto em
ployed, and in Minierous instanres when patients had
~,,t,t ri ed imig and severe suffering from the disease,
without receivir g the least benefit from various reme
dies, and when MERCURY has been :resorted to in
vain. the use of this Balsam has restored the LIVER
to a healthy action, and in many instances effected
PERM.kiVENT CURES, after every known remedy
had failed to produce Ibis effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disease above
mentioned, we also rind it a very effectual remedy in
AST.IISIA, a complaint in which it Iran been extensive
ly u=cdovith decided success, even in, cases of years
standing.
It TM! only emanates from a regular Physician, hut
has alt, been well tested in all the rnmplaints fur
to Melt it is recommended., It is not, my intention,
therefore, either to cloak it in mystery, or. in any way
deceive the public by Overrating its virtues; on the
, contrary, I shall simply endeavor to give a brief state
' meat of its mefulness, and flatter myself
.that its sun
: prising efficacy will enable me to furnish such pi nofs
of its vanities as will satisfy the most incrothilmis, that
Consimiption May and 'CAN BE CURED,' if this medi
cine Ire. resorted to in time. . •
• Poughkeepsie. N. Y. , Sept. 18, 1845.
Mr. Seth W. Foayle i '
Dear Sir:—The' character of Wistar's 'Balsam of
;Wild Cherry is so well es,Mblisthed throughout the
etfuntry, and especially in find State of New York,
that any hirtlier,tystimony would seem to be uneces
nary. Net 1 have derived urn much ark :int:we frnM it.
that lam happy: to ronintunicate thrnsigh vilu to the'.
- sick and atilieted.what it has done for me and I consider
'it'a•Mivilege tied duty-to de 'so. I hate twee tranhleil
With weak lungs for Aim years; had a cough more
or less every winter. , I Was Confined to•the • house all
, - last winter with It severe cough,, pain in the side and
breast ; raised blood several, [kites. I.considted a pliy
kit:tan, but have never taken any .medicine which Iran
I done trim so Much good as WISTAR'S,BALSAM OF
Wit 1) CH Eility. I consular it the BES'Y medicine in
the world for Colds-, Conchs,' and Ptiltitinary•Com-
Maims.. W11.1.1X31 11. SWAItTtS..
1 1
OP/.PION Op .9 REGCIAIt-PIITSICIAX.
Eater, Mn,f. Sept. 39, 1 , 15.
This,certifies that I have - recominended the:use of
WI,T.III'S 13ALS:1•51 f il: WILD cIIERRY for ili4ea
so% of The Lungs. for twit year past. And many liottivs
to try ktiov, !vitae la !wen n e ed my Vationtit,:ill:
i with
- 11,01111 .
W ve ,
, I.ti .l its. In 11111 - CtiFe.:l-.WileTi . it Was
, 111411101: rolltilllwii SIIIISIIMpi kill had , I4y , (eil _place, the
l Wild Cherry itti•ected it core.
rt• ... E Bt) DEN, Physician at Eater Copier.
• - .V 0 Q UACKERY! .h .- 0 DF!CEPTIOX!
, All published statements of cures : ,
performed by this
f ms-dieing. oh; iii.ever:, respect, TRI'E. • .
linwAnn or , Cot - Smiit'LlTs non InCrATioxs.--Thi •
pep ralleled and astoni,bille efficacy Of Dr. Wistar's
Ilalsitni Of Wild Cherry in all the disease,: for which it
is reCOMMellfil . d, curing many cases after the ' ;kill of
I theltest physiciaits_ was unavailing, has. elfeeitid.a
lartfe and inorea,iit,z. ()0n0t0.51 for it. *T.iiii fiirt. Itas•-
• : t Int , olllZoveral 'unpricOiplett cMritterfeiters and. imita
tors to paha off split ions miXtures, of similar name
'itiol :11 , 11”:11,10re fire the genuine Balsam. . ,'
Ile careful itml get the eenoine. DR. I,VISTAR'.4 4 RAI:-
R.l M OF W 11.1) (711E8 UV. None Ironoino onto , ss
5i , 11....1 by I. 'BUTTS. Address all Orden-10 Z 4 ETII W.
FOWI.e. ii,, , : , 114.M11 ,, .. -
Frlr sale by .101 IN :.... C. MA itTi N. it raFe i st roil,.
vide; WIL - LIA*TAGGAItT, Tamaqua.; .lIICK ET , S.
MEDl.All,oovig.horz ;J. B. A.-..J. A. FALLS, Miners-
Ole t I 'AI. Eil WHEELER.; phirg.tOve. „.:
.7iiin 10 ' . ~ : • 't, . ' . illf 2-
WRIZITT'SINDIAN VEGETABLE
MEM
.
.S . . - ..1231.Crifait C'e liege of licollh.
y t (OLE;111.1;INE Lai evrt l n
oom thiotOrell to the A
-1 ',noel, an • IMMO - . ‘ ' ,.llOSl, sumo`. have kern. more
I htril . ..lly and unii - 0,Fi.:11/y auknos.4;M:.:Ml, than the a=
- •
' • •
W111(1111"et INDIAN. VEGETARI,B PILLS.
- To descant'upoirtheir merits, at this late day,
.would
emu Mlle wholly thinecessary , as very few Indeed
who read ; this artii In, will be found unacquainted with
the - Neil exc'elletir4 id Inn utedirtur. Bub if fitrther
proof were watitingto ei.talftish thi•creilit of this Sill2ll
- remedy, it might lie - found in the fact- that nit
in the country has been so;
SIIA)11-11.11SSI.V ("011NTF.TWEITED.
• Ignorant and unprincipled hien hare at various pia,
Nis, manufactured a spurious pill"; and in Order more
'completely to deceit e the public hare made it m out
ward appearance to resemble the troy medicine:—
These wicked pimple could:never jts, oil - their worth
use trash. hut for the mishit:ince jut certain mini_ u tiled.
storekeepers. tw iii, because
. thby purchase the spli
t-buts article at a reduced - rate, lemidtheniselves to thiS_
monstrous systetnof impositioti . •
• The patrons of the above exrellent 1911,1 with there
fore be on their guard against, every kind of Imposi
tion; arid remember the only geniiihe 110nts ill Potts
rifle, are Messrs. T. & .1. Ileatty..
The follotrini highly respectable store keepers bath
tm a piminted x figents for the safe, of " '
UllairrclNDlAN PILLS,: FOR
S(111UYI.KlIjI, • .COUNTY,
.tol of whom it is confidently 't,tliitii.i.ei the . genuine
..),•dn.ine can with certainty be iihrdinetl.
. I, l'. & J. Batty, Pottsville. I
Bickel & Hill, OTWO2-burg. ' II , • ; .
A roil Mattis. Mahantango. -
-
, .
J. Web.t. Kliiezerstown• . '
.
Jamb lianffulan,Lower :STaliantango. •• i
Junas_Kuutrman„, di).! '' ~
Johni•itiyiler. Frietlensbnit.t. •I .•• ,t
- readier - off. Prey &ca. TuscarotA. . l,
‘,N illiant Taaert. Tamaqua.. "l
.141 In Manrcr, I:llper . M•aliantangn.
.
M. Ferriller, West PciliCrowiiship. , . -, ,•.
' Caleb Whet•h•r, Pineartive. I . .•,_• o. '1 , ,f.•
I'. $,-boiler, &ro: 1.1it.4 Brunwicl: Townsd)lo...‘ -1
,u. 11, HeForest. I.le.a . ellyn. 1
,' •
F.. I I. & .1. `Kauffman. Zilmnerinantown. r
i , „,,,,,.a.,, & 'l',ll,,r.Min,r,:vill ,, .
(;,•,,t . le it,if, , n),lar, New Castle. - . . •
”Ilt•tiry Koch & Son. It•Kcitieiburg. • ,
A' , lll . lllil Heebner. Port Carbon.
Sohn Mertz. Mitlill.eport. r ,i . ' . •
Sa 111.14.1 ltotir. Port Clinton. '
. Shoot:tarter, & Kalllllll.lll. St:II4MM Haven. .. '
10; IV-111F: OF C 0 U.lrl'EltrEiTS.
. .
Ttlt• 1114 sera ntv mta iii=t itripn9iital is to parchart
cram the rt•dular advertised agents, ntith,in eavett,h
particular to a•dc Wrizlul'n In N'tletaltle
Otliee trey:o,d to the :tile of the -meth
• ine, wholesale and reatil, No. 161.Itat e street, Phila
ll,neinlier, none are germine exceptnWright
roli:m Vegetable Pills. I
MOE
It cannot be Denied
For Truth is 7itighly ). that
DIL LEIDY'S , SESAPAIOLLA .C 1)
h: reeet, strop: nest, and most errariove of any
' 'other pre pa nitwit of yrso paean that :tint ode.
FT is warranted to he stronger titan it bottles of MOST
others—Ftroncer titan titer ilf ;7;0711E. and ,trouger .
than the STRONGEST prepared. by any mkt.]
in the United Stales.
Dr. Lehly's Sarsaparilla is recommended bt,• all res
peetahle perfercriceto any. other. All iviro
bare ever tisyd it, have derived mortE BENEFIT from
onetbottle than three to tilt iii others; anti those trim,
after having 'Ned other's preparations, wit hint benefit,
will Ilse Dr. Le My's, will soon be convinced (as thons
ands have already been) of the fOregnill2 3.1 4 3 , 111011.
The apparatus with which Dr. tally's extracts used
In his pryparatjon of Sarsaparilla as prepared, is thy.
only one in. tltr United States, imported by Dr. Leidy
himself, from the celebrated house of.Pelleter I nc Calf
e non, in Paris, at a great expense. and is capable of ex
tracting the medical virtues ,of Sarsaparilla and other
roots. nnrre effectually than by any other process.
F SEVEUL HUNDRED EIITIFICATES of re •
markable cures and recommendations from Clergymen
ohy s t o Mns have been from time to time published
' it is only thought necessary to keep the public acquainted
as to where Dr. Leidy's Sari.aparilla ran by. obtained
genuine. namely,' at I/r. LEIDY'S HEALTH EM pO
- iOl North F. ON I) Street, near Vino St., (sign
I of the Golden Eagle . and - sterpents;) Fred. Brown's and
Fred. /Dotes Drug S torrs: Philadelphia
Pri - e ONE DoLLIt per bottle; 3 bottle's for 3 50,
and ft !moles for 150.
Also try'J. I. n rig, Lancaster:and at J. G. BROWN'S
Drag Store, formerly W. T. lipting'x, Centre Street,
I . Pottsville, and by. John S. C. Martin, Druggist. .
May 11, 19—
WITO EVER 11EARD OF
Dr. Leidy's Celebrated Ointment
'LING tt. t it, the Tctier, Itch, Dry and Watery
I' Pimple , of th- fare and body, Scaly Eruptions, and
.411 Diseases of the Skin? •
Of the many thousand bottles, (it is put in bottles wit)
the words "Dr. Leitly • c Triter and Itch Ointment',
blown in the side.) neve has an instance been knows
or heard from where it had failed. A numbe rof refer.
enre'f!i. an be mad', where it has been used in schools
rat I?rit . ., on b o ard of vessels, and In fantilies.•and err
raid by pu Lti.bed of them, hut for the delira•-
~ y in having names published in ronneition with sc
loathsome and disat:reeable
. 'atfections.
Price 15 rents per Bottle.
-It is piepared only and sold wholesale and ietail
Dr. Leitly'n Health Emporium, No 191 No:111
street. Wei,,w V ire; street, sign of the Golden Eagle are
Serpents.) Philadelphia, and by all the ditretent Drug
gists and Storekrepern attached to Dr. Lett)) 's adver
tiseineuf imam - alter roltinin. (whit)
plelse refer (p, and read, (besides manyuthers through
out the country. ,
Sold in Pottsville at .1. Q. BROWN'S Drug Store
(late Epting's,), and 3y JOHN 5; , ,.C. MARTIN, Drug
girt. -
May 11. !nil,
r' •
APOTHECARY . STORE: • .
THE subscriber offers fur sale a well se
eeted and genuine assortment of •
DRUGS E; N ES,
,'dtc.,
5. , ••
kjjle consisting of Chemicals, Medicines, Perro
t., incry, Window (lasses, 'Patent Medicines
Wiles, Paints, live-Ri nil's, Oils, and Varnishes, Pain
finishes, &e. Wilicß - he is disposed to sell at a , snial
ailvaniie, and respectfully solicits a share of the patron
.
c- Physicians prescriptions carefully, ,compounded.
JO/1N S. C. MARTIN.
, March IC, 45
1411•41.,'-t_
-•
HOBENSACK'S WORIVI:SYRUP
OR THE LITTLE SUFFERWS yRIEND.
AN entire vegetable preparation for the :destruc
tion of ‘Vorms and cure of bowel complaint, free
from all delete' ions drugs m Id and certain to its op
eration, and remarkably ideasant to take. so moth so
that children will ask for it after they once get a taste
Remember that Hobe.nsack's Worm Syrup is. the one
and that all others are base counterfeits; beSurcatid
ask for Ilohciisack's anti see that it has the , written
s,gnature of J. N. & G. L Ilohensaclil on the label.
pasted on the bottle. The following Certificates, ate
amongst the many in our posscsiaon.
Pitts.knA.. Lee, 19110814.
NlF.ssnsf•llounsActi:—lti compliance With your
retitle& I sendynti these few lines, - certifying that I
obtained a bottle of !,,,ur Medicated, Worth - Syrup
for my nori, a lad II years of age, who 'as rant con
fident, wis severely afflicted with Worms; and sur
prising to tell, he found, immediate 'relict. • l would
therefore reeommend it to:the public as a safe and
effectual remedy for chik4en afflicted with %% otms•
lours,&.e. Rev Jolts S EIsP.NORKIN
Eight. street. four doors 6elow;(yebn.
-- • "
PIIILADA., Match 2fith..1844.
. •
This is to certify.that sonic two or three weeks'
since, two .of my children' were I ,,atiacked with
Wormsi toed every remedy that Lknew or heard
tell of, hut without any, effect. iltcy still growing
worse and worse. until the disease tad obtained an
afarrning anti character; so
, l iiiirch , sti..that I
and all-whesawahrent felt s,atisfit d that ta....ka it would
close the scene if relief was rot itninediately.Obtain.
One - of the children presented a fearltil piemre
el diseases and suffering. she was Inctallyi.,.alive
with worms; her count:mance: had a P • allul and:
death:like hpe't her breath was extremely tilfensive;
her frame wore away to amore skeleton .inctoll the
synaplotos attend; nt upon ivornis Were of a
highly
aggravated elairaeter. To such a 'fearful kiOnt did
he deosase' arrive, that she actealol patsid roues
front her, nese, "followed by comoi/$ and' alarming
.fiteeddig. It was at Arts titne that Ilapplted to you
and obtained.a . battle df,ti iiur WorM
,Inust say, with ball little hopes, but wonderful to sac, It
alter a few doses. a great
. change Was perceptible, ,1
.toil in a few day soo my utter astonisbnumt, the two i,
Children' passed a large wash haein4itil pl . W*.? fne; l l
suet tint time they rapidly
e recovetril.aud .17 now
pet-I:cc:1y
Sus.t.s Tunativoa;!, Oxford Ft., _ r
ffetween Front and Second taS,Knsingtori:
Prepared by J: N. (3, S. 110131 , ;1N54 , ..K.1 N. E.
Nailer Al and l' !bates st. and'Eight 'and (yrecnstrect,i
Philadelphia., ! . ' . •
J G. DROWN, Druggist; wholesale Atzent,Pritis-:
and for hale by Storekeepers aid DriiggiSts gen t
era fly, throughout the State.
August 9,
. .
1
coNssum PT toN, ci.rerripi..i. _,,
.. COLDS, -.-• At7.l'1 • 1111•2\ ~! • j
• : BUONO!' CIS. • .I.IVEIt CDMPI AINT;•
.., Ditfientty of breat.hirfn,; SIO - riuki ly.fion, j
Pain in the sole& breast, • Ibtlueriza,•;l ! i
PalpilatiOn of the heart., ! trooo, 1 , 1 .
Broken I 7oostitut ion, ! „I' Soto; Thr;;;I, .
. - Nervous Debility, . I and all diseases
The most eireetual 1 of • , t loThroal.
! saiobspeeily cure evei• Bran, - !
• • ; known for ally ofgie ! 'and! ,
obovedb i
o!ases , • laingir ;
• Dii..•SWAYINT E'S. - CONI,I'qIIN ' T) 'sYlt-,
._ , [
UP OF WILL) CEILIZ/tY. - . .
AtOber wonderful rurc of CoUsuff . ridirrn.!
-
• .
. . ..
•„
.PeovineNce, It. L., Sept., ‘2ll, 4S 15. 1
Drt• Sw argit—pi , r Sir i . . -I,liiiii t all!•11 by a st•nse of
duty I owe nettle' staff . ..ring ;humanity, to at'lstiowlesfue
toy grateful ' thanks for the wontlerful etlgias of your
•Critifpointil st 3 rup of Wild Cherry' Oil nie,,aftvr having
suffered - mouths after usontlis,with the most afflicting Of
all Consumption, vent] scafeely a ray of hope,
1
or it *bearon lialit,' to Guard me against .lily own ho -
rible forboditig.s Trircumstancti whielt first led o
this a'iVflil stale Of ebility, was erann taking a ve y
heavy "coid.'",whielt seemed to fix iinclinpon the lough, _
whichatradstalla grew worse, with plaifuse meld sweat.
a- harking goirgh, oppression in the Isr:east, spitting blootf
with great general debility. My. constitution seemed
broken down, all& IlerV,olls system Very much i m p a ira
:kith alt the sYmptoins. of confirmed Conkanuption. 'I
went to Plflatlelphia, and was treated there by.physi
cians of the highest respet.tabillt), tint still grew Worse,.
until they gave me itp as incurahle,tand advised tue to
go S o uth, but tieing very p ,or alter losing2,ollllli,lllillil,
front toy work, and:Eating spent all my money. on the
Va11011:1 "Patent Wilk idea,” which were recommen
ded' so Itie.ll , thrigig.hi the medium Of the peens. I teas
unable to take theif ,divice r Being.a met - niter - of tin: or
der of Odd Fellows, they supplied tile with money grat
uitously to send me to my friends in - statai,' Maine.: I
1 war treated by physicians of the highest standing thern,
'but received no Iwitelit whatever Bouttlieto, but zriil -
.Iml' y worse;_ until me physicians and nty'sclPg.tve Op
all hopes of my ever recovering, „and I felt like one
who is about to toss through the caller or the shathitv.
of death. At this "awful Bincturel." 'i.liitard of yiati".
"('ompound Si - rap of %Vild Cherry," and knowing ypii
to be a regislar prat tiring physician it( Philadelphia ;
gave Illf: more collfldellre in tilt: Illi , AliCille,!SO 'I I 011all
dP,I, :is a last resort, to make a trial •Olit • it writ it"
your agent inallosion, and purchased min bottle, which
relieved fife Very touch.—l then prig - tool two bottles
mire, which I am - happy Is. say volirely'curell nil., and
I ainnow eel()) fug better health [lints I ever have before
in my life. 4 ft scented to .have a ilsetteticial effect f at
once. E'tf..titied strength riontly. tiltholigh resiticesilto
a siser'ealipfletesis, awl I 1,..1 saiistini (root its, saluniry
effects, in my own case, that Dr ttwayne's Cc:ll4,ol4nd
Sc nip of Wild Cherry will curt any ease of diseased
Longs, if taken according to the iileserilied 'rules con.
tainted in the pamphlets accompati) tiig the' medic ice.
Even the physic tsar Wilrl witnessed myease are high
ly recommending it iii rinsilar rases—and I wish cue tc
nuke this public, so that other: who are suffering sa I
have heenonav know where to - procure .a remedy, a
first...which will reach their disease, beffire „tamperint
wjth and ruining their constitutions With the many
"quark nostrums?' with winch - the, whole country is
[ flooded, pi epa red bi . persons Who
. flave l no - knowlellae
p.orthe srien se of medic me. ill theory- sir practice, but are
got up merely with a Ittereetihry clew— . :
I :sin a Scarlet IllellthVi of the hype lattlge,of I .0. of
0. F, in Provittence It. I.; :1111i will be, happy to give
any illiOrMalllitl in regard holly of of your meths
`rine, and call gird ample prof ft my rase is not calags
graveled in the least. ALBERT A. ROSS-
To. 1) n. It. SNCAI N I:, N. W. corner of Eighth and Race l '
sts., Philadelphia. -
t
C.! tiIITION .—'riv! panto: should he on their gu - ard
. fl:ro h t ,t the many ''llalsams" rind "Mix6irds" of Wild
Cherry. 3, Iffell have 9,11111:: op 11l ill Parts of Lhe coun
try, 1111111011illg to he pref/111"Pd try pity:do:ins, all of
which Will tut found to be “false,"ftly alittle inquiry in'
the towns and cities where they Originnie.: All Celli&
Cafes and Stalell.elllB in regard to Dr. SWayue's Chin
pound Syrup of Wild .Cherry are tt'strittly• true," and
the ptoprietor is daily= receiving thiqn feign persons Who:
have been eared thys•the "relehritted remedy." The
(original and only) genuine atticl i is only prepared by
Dr: S\VAVNE, N. W. corner of moirrit and RACE
streets. • ; • a' .
For salt: in Pottsvilli„hy DANIEL KREBS, and J. G.
!IRMA'S ; in OrWigsburg, by 11. IVOUTE.
4S
Nov. sth • f .
%N - 11,LIANT WIiI . C.IIT
8-
DR. • L'ET.DY',3
Sarsaparilla Moo, d. Pills.
9 , HE in existence ;containing Sarsapa-,
rilla in their compo,ition. ,
They purify the Blood and Fill the body,' ann
cleanse the Stomach and Bowels,from all noxious sub
stances that produce disease. I'
Then are composed entirely of. vegetable Extracts,
(free from Mercury and minerals) which make them
the safest, best, and most eilicacitsof any other pills in
existence.
i,Sereral thoueaullrerlifitatesn'ftliviredicacy have here
tofore been published, and the 4 sales. ar&il(-refisinff
annually by thousands. Xore thln One .111illion boxes
have already been e , ,,11.1 since theix,introduction. •
0 . 1- . .HORE.THAN 109,000 BO S,
have been sold in Philadelphia alone, 'the 'past year;
thus showing that in the place where they are manufac
tured they have a reputation, greater than; any other
pills—which arises from the fact hat Da. hetny is sell
knou, at home as a 'voider. Physician, and his pills are
consequently employed with grater confidence than ,
any othe r; , in addition to their own,ediency,'
Qua/dy and not quantity is a yaluable attribute be-.
'longing 03,thent; one box doing mop: good titan two to
four of others.
Ile advised, therefore, when int! essity requires to
take none other than •
b
DR. LEID,I"S BLO t
Try them! (the)/ rest but !riven Mlgx.) Try them!
r=rl well sat r 7 tii.:,Tiy ill yOu be ort lair riondeir•rts. you
will 111•VVY take any others. After you have tried all,
other thr a troth. L '
eidy s 111( od the ditTet
mire will sonn lie disrovered. NI) ebaticeMf diet no re
,
suraiut front occupation. or fear 'AI
be apprehended; ) oung and old utal
qual safety.
Printioal Oilier and Deinri, I
.lEmporiutn No. 191 North SECONI.
(slot of be Golden Bail and Serpet
Also, by Klett CO., Wet herpli
Sons; A. S. & E. Roberts & Co., dm
erally.
Also by P. P,
fllclidncs.
s o DONT You a nt
7"eo,k,
r
and J. Hicksdn
%nap
Laneaster, and most respa:rtablii Di
Rovers in the United States.
: :Also at J. G. (MOWN'S (late )iV
Store. and John S. C. Martin's Dr
Pottsville
May IS.
Scc.HFor sale at MAR-
S TINS Drug Store, an artinent of Violins
&e.flutes, Clarionets, Fifes to pe 'invites
the attention of musicians and , thers.l :
March 15, • I 11H
131)ilabc1p1)ia.
ISACON (Sr. 111.1LLOWF.LL,
di'co. 12, .4". 4/Is ? fBt.7 PhiladelPhiai
1 Wholesale Hat blannfacturois,
SOLICITI.he dealers of Schuylkill and
adjoining counties, to examine theii stock
of HATS of every description. They keep
a largo assortment of CAPS, and every
variety of HATTERS' TRIMMINGS, all
of which they are disposed to sell upon the best terms.
Philadelphia Dec. 20, 1643. 51
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PREMIUM HAT STORE
Bertrand Boss,
Xo 120 Chen tut st., south side, 4 doors below 4th rt.,
PHILADELPHIA', .
114 RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens
Of SchuylkilLcounty„ that he has re-fitted
and opened the above Establishment,
where be `is prepared at all tiptes, to fur
nish Beaver, 'Nutria and Moleskin Hats,
equal to any manufactured in this Country. Also, a
superior quality of Caps. for otncers of the Army and
Navy, together with Dress. Rid me and Sporting Caps;
new :111 . 11 splendid st)le of Chi &ens' and Boys' Caps, ,
With a great variety of Rich Ea 'icy Furs for ladies.
Just received, per Steam Sli Ji Great Western. the
approved style of Ladies' ltidi> lists-also, a beauti
ful assortment of Childress' Frfonli Caps
I am determined that my Hats in point of beauty and
'quatity. shall not he surpassed hr those of any other
establishment in any city in the Union
Plii_bda., Dec. 13, ISIS .
CENTR3I,
PERLAIDEILruct
CLOTHING ESTABLISHM.!' NT
Corner of :Market and Decatur street,
r• 6 21 i 0
THE. MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISHMENT
OP TIIK KIND IN TIIF. STAMI
D.INIEL CRETH,
INO. 210 MARKET STREET, COR. OF DECATUR
A o S i now
i n o is ;s, h , e ‘ d ri tl i te t„. mostt i e i n \ st
e
bev n e'ro
et ir m e e m n_
1 .
in the City of
' lam warranted in making thiii extensive prerlaras
tion,ip.the fact that I have a larger custom than any
two st, ; res in the (illy, and imptlrting my own Goods
direct in large quantities, of the chnices.t and most
fashitirnittle styles.tiefore the other tailors, who bay
ciriantitie4, h.iVe commenced making tip it
sales,.which warrant toe in' making the assertii%
that I r:an men a snit id• • Fa t :H. ) ll4ldt, Ci n ibi h g a t a
I loWer price to the ens - tomer than tt coSts at some
stores to get the trends made.",
wish the public to nmerstand distinctly., that this
establishment i'seorthicted on the principle that I
can and do rdier better terms to my cuStomers than
1 can Tiossibly be afforded tic any alhnr in inisineis;
reason at this is plain —1 conduct my business
vntirrly pn die.i l .tsit principle. buy and sell entirety
I t
for (*ash, keep no Look= of credit, and of 6 - mrsiS. do
et have to keep Clelks In attend to bad debts.
Thus much for the princialu au which I coinbici bus
sines:s. ,
. I base now finished, and ready for' F,A LI, and
1 .V1,1".,1'E1l SA LES, about. 115.M0 garments„, of tild
'newest style, the cnt and Make ol; which is -nniver
' sally acknowledged to be itnotpialle•d.
Super super Dress aid Finek Criats, in every vari
ety ershade and color'.
fewest styles superlative French And American•
Cass'irpere Pants. •
"A large and reiist splendid .asvortment nfrieh, style
Silk Velvet. Merino and Cashmere d'Ken , re Vestings.
of My own importation, the . style,of some of which
cannot be had elsewhere An tluz cif) ,
IlleJung extensive aßsonment of super
Cloaks ever seen in Philadelphia, with every variety
of new style Wooled,• Plaid and Striped Linini!.
Bower, ft.ingun Cows - a large variety.
_with , different stle Trimmings-1% a veil (leaver
Bangiip Coats.)'dain Beaver do , Adelaide Saa do:, n
new and beautiful article 1.,r a-. easy . and pleasant
Overcoat. -
I have the inrzeNi display of Minks ever offered ifi
, the city. with "e4cry oth , r article in tm line of bUSl
ness. Which i viii de:ermiord lo sell l(twer Than can
be cfrered - by any titlirts in the trade,
Phi lade ltdda Sept. 27th. 1.815
PHIL3DELPII - M,
HAT •AN I ) CAP s Ton F.
FA I.l_, .A ND 'W NT,E R T R E
GARDEN Et, BROWN, •
, No. 196 Mortictst. two dooi:s helou: Sixth tit.,
•-::.,___:-
t!`nAtitotTifiyitii.,l:.irt.li;.,.il,l:o-ortilt-.47.,t-- ,
(f. ,.
'!''- v ille,. and vicinity, (when our-
~, ..21- .-_ ,
- . .5 . . - . , ..-ss... chasing Hats .and Caps, to then , .-:- •
Store, heing fully„satistied it is greatly to "the interests
oral! and every person to deal wall them. They now
oirer'nne of the largest and most splendid stocks of Hats
and Caps in l'hilaila.. at prices defying all emnpetition.
HATS! HATS! HATS! CAI'S ! CAPS! ,CAPS!
Se?. Ilea. Hat;, 82.50 to *3 No. I and 2 fine otter (or
" Brush Hats, *2 to ,83 Calls. Cheap.
" Moleskin Hats, *2..5• 0. So. I. and 2 title Shetland
fur seal Ca pit.
N0..1, 2 and .3 tine musk liar
Caps: some as low as 75 no.
Hair, seal, cloth, fair.)'
velvet, fur I rinln 2itize . d,
silk.ipil-cloth, leather, anal
every vanity and style of
Caps. for men and boys, at.
1111tIcard of
• I.OW PRICES.
Wanted 'it to be nenerally kilown. that we will sell..
the hail tirst-ratet flats, and no i tie•alit• do business on
le principle that HONESTY 11-TIIE REST 1•01,1C1!
t hing I heap to every nor, fudge or no Judge.
(*. Country 31errhants, Storekeepers. flatters anti
(hers, porchasite any articles in the Hat or Cap
Will Pod it to•their utivant•talb to call. as - we have a
hirte anal complete stock suited to the Country Trade,
which we will sell at the lowest wholesale prirvii. fall
nod err. Open SkilNlllo other
ref:, legated. - GAnDEN & BROW:,;,
Na,. P.lft Market street. deer below lith,Philada•
Phila)la., Nov. 29.
(usual price four d011af...)
Sup. Silk Halo, 1,31110 $2.
Vass. Halo, $2 00 In 3
Fur Hats, $1.25 and
upo•ank, and evrrpvarie
ty and style of Halo at as
tono4hincl y - •
LOW PRICES..
BEST BUTT HINGES,
ANI FA c"r :\ tl i l o t v i
,t ritt i l , by
' N n' s ti' a r & 01112 ,
Pascal holt ‘V.L11•1,111”.1•„ S. E. l'Orl,er of
Third atilt Walnut street, Philutla.
Antlast 9,
CHEAP WATCHES AND JEWELRY
•
Christmas & New Yen's Presents.
I WOULD respectfully invite all persons
wishing to purchase e.ml(l and cheap Jewelry
littifor their own use, or for making presents,-to
call and examine my stock of Fine Gold and
Silver WATCHEN, of every description.
Fine Gold and Silver Pencils, Gold and Haiti:lrace
lets, Gold Chains, Breastpins,Finger Rings:Medallions,
:Watch Keys, dr.c.. Silver Spoons:.Sogar Tongs, Butter
KiiIYCH, Tooth Picks and Jewelry of every-description.
Also on hand, a good assortment` of 8 day* -and 30
hour BRASS CLOCKS.
1 am determined to sell my Goods as low as they can
he purchased at any store in the !lined States. and
will wairatit all to he exactly what they are sbld !of;
or the money shall rethuded.
tis- The highest C sit prices given fit - nlif Gold .and
Silver, and old Wa • les taken in exchange for other
Goo',ls.
CY Watches and Clocks repaired in the best manner,
and warranted to run well for One year.
LEWIS LADOBITS,
No. 4131 Market st. above 11th, N. spe,
Phllada.. Nov. 15, 1815. ' 45-11 mo
AMERICAN HOTEL,
PHILADELPHIA .
13
TIIN commodions'and delightfully In.
- , ,,, , t4 rated Hotel, situated in Chesnut street
°•• • ' Philadelphia, directly oppOsite the State,
IRIS •
•
f g as —, House Beery .ei.. Charter, . Proprietotr
as,„ - ;,_,,,,‘ 4 , - -. 1 ,...0tTers every induyernent to the travelling
public. It is in the -return of husiness,ll is within two
minutes' walk of the Post Otllce, Custom House, the
pnnhipal Banks and places of amusement ; is in an
airy and delightful location, and the proprietor pledges
himself, to devote every attention to his table, and to
have obliging and attentive servants to conduct to the
comforts of his-guests.. (laths; warm and - colif, always
ready, and an assortment of wines of unequalled ex
cellence.
Philada. Nov. 25il 1815, i- 47—Iy
RHIQUIMR C3RP4'NTER,
Conveyancers,
56 WALNUT STREET, PIIII,ADA.
Money Loaned on Mortgake, and Real Estate bongh
and sold.
Philadelphia, April 19
.
PASCAL IRON WORKS, '
PHILADELPHIA.
INTE.I.II)ED Wronglit Iron Fines, Suitable for-T.oco
, 1t motives, Marine nnd Other Steam Engine Boilers,
from 2to 5 inches in diameter. A1..0.• Pipes for Gas,
Steam and other purpoiies;extra strong 'Tub.. for Hy
draulic l'resses ; Hollow Pistons for P 0 mini of Steam
Engines ,S.c. Mannfartured'and for sale hp,
MORRIS, TA.SKEG. & 510RaIS,
Warehouse S. E. corner lid and Walnut sta.,
I'tnlada• Nov. 2f2d ISIS' 47
.
catching cold need
take them with e-
• reour Pied Business:
MBE subscriber respectfully announces CO the pub
lie, that he has associateti Mr: Nathan. Evans with
him in conducting a general Flour-and Feed Business,
under the firm of RUCH ar. F.VAN:i , , at the southeast
corner of Rail Road and Norwegian streets, in the ho
rough of Patti% tile. where they will always keep on
hand, a arge and good assortment of
Flour, Fred,
Hay the bale,: &c.. dze.
All of which will be sold at' the very lowest rates
They confidently solicit the patronage of the public,
believing that all those who deal wiWthem. will find
it to their mutual advantage .
July 10, VX
IDr.. Leidy's Health
)street, near VINE,
pts) Philadelphia.
& Dylitt - &
d city Drpggistsgen-
, Easton' J. F. Long
ruggista and fiture
T. Epqnn's) Dr'
g ig
. Store, Centre s
lirsHttoe:-;nFlogiatmleep' attofMGAigßTSlNuZy,Darnug
Carriage Whips
March 22
134iletbelp4ia.
WILLIr H. BROWN, & Co.,
waol. ALE DRY GOOD DEALERS. . .
No. 20, North Fourth- street, Philada.
uAvt a. I4ge Stack comprising a general variety of
and FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
They regularlyattend the Auction Sates, at which
they can frequently purchase many seasonable descrip
tions of Goods, stack below the regular prices, and
which they tgill sell at a Swan advance.
They receiVe many goods direct from Manufacturers,
and will alsriibe receiving the newest styles of Foa-
Elan GOODS as soon as they are in the market, from im
portations both here and in New York
Their exertions will he directed to keepidg constant
ly, a very supetio assortment of the most desirable
Staple and Fancy Goods, which they intend to offer to
Country Merchants on the roost favorable terms, and
at the lowest prices they ran be found at in the city of
Philadelphia; and respectfully invite them to examine
for themselves.
- Their stock consists inpart of the following:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Jeans, Plaided and
Striped Jeans, [a new article,] Flannels. Kerseys,
Linseys, lied Padding., Canvas Padding, Beaver
.
teens, VelveteenS. Velvet Cords, Alpaca Linares
Vestings, CtAvats, Flocks, Mousse. de Lajas,
Ginghams, Lawns, Irish Linens, Russia
Sheeting and Russia Diaper.
Goods for Summer Wear, New Style Fancy Figured
Linen Drillings. Plain Browo Linen, Crape Gain- .
brooos, Corded.. Plaided and striped Ditto, n ew
plods.] Plaided and striped Kremlin:4, [new
goods.] Natikens. Extra liiinvy Cottnnades,
Sunoper Cloths, Denims. Mexican Mixtures,
Blue and Fancy; Coloured Drillings. Satin
Jeans. Fancy Single Milled . Cassimeres,
Cnat Ginaitams,
Brown' and Bleached Miishit's, Checks, Ticking's, Brown
Drillings. Canton Flannel, Plain White Cambries,
Checked. and striped ditto, Lace ,Cambricks, JaAo
. nets, Bunk Muslin, Mull and'Swiss ditto, here
Goods in variety; Cidou red Canihrirkis,
ry, Gloves, thread. Buttons, and a as.
r.O--61110
sortment of.Trithmings,*e. /Sze_
PRINTS-=A very extensive asAirtment, to which
new StyleSareadded as they come from the 3lanufac-
•
l'hilada., March 1, 9
. ..... _
PURE WHITE LEAD.
Whetherill SI, Brother,
ATANUVACTURVI{S, No 65 north Front street
IVll'hiladelphia, have now;a peed supply of their
warranted pure wh'itedead.and those customers w,lic
have been sparingh supplied tr consequence of a run
on the article,'shall now have their orders filled.
NO"kn.iwn substance poSsesscs those periervaiive
beantiking:propeittes so desirable in a paint, to
an equal exiehi With unakilterited white lead; hence
riov adinrxtOr'e a of other materials only mars its
value. It has therefo . r.o bten the neatly ;:int or the
manufactures, for many years, to supply to the public
a perfe c tly' pure white lead, and the unceasimide
mand for the artirle; is proof that it has met with fa
vor. It is invariably branded on One Itead—WETll
- k 13110 1 11 l 12. in. full, and on the other,
en.vcrvo Pytteallin i red letters
November 17,
Piiiladeliiiiia, Reading & Potts
,
. ." Tille, Rliil Road'. : :
.59 , -: 1,--
..."- 7 ;•_..„'"l' t•'• r i - .. - .. , 1
Ho.t. - .,.) f. I 1 -
~..,- 4 . ..,_•:_-_-,-.: • . 1.•........., , ,. •
..
• Rechtction of, Frogla brz Merchandise.
OS' AND AFTER Monday neat,,lnne 26th, • • P.34-1,
Grto& , will be CM - ward with- despatch at the fol
lowina.!rares of Freight, IMtweeri.. Reading and the
poihts heloiv stated,'per ton of 2000 lbs.
, , ,
, !. 1 1 Bel LUCCII Between
. 1 . 1 Reading Reading
and and
1
. i . . e l ,' Phila. Put tsvi Ile.
Plater, slate, tibia,. 4-O. I : 114 '75 cts.
Pic:lron, hiooms. thither, 1 .
marble, iosin,tar,spitch,l i 1 20 00 cis!,
and arinilstones, , 1 ~.
Nails 4- spike", bar:iron,
ca,cmar..leml.torpentine r H
I f hark. rile tobacco, salt:
proyisioUg.potatoce,lum I i
her, siliv . s, ,1i::,.., , ', J'
Flour per harrel„: ": 16 eta.
Wheat. Toro. rye, 'clover I - 4 0.,..,
e ed. 4. ;,..ilt her Wish. I, c
Groc , eries.:UardwarT..leTnl '
. Topper. tin; hias. do- .! . 7 ,
1111`,11c litliir.,mdchitio- i ._ I
35
-
ry, 1,1161 . 1" and 1,:2L7.... . .- ..ip•
'eh e ms, laid and tallow, :
oil, \vre‘rl. cotton, leather 11 .
raw hides. paintk. oys
ters.hemp. and Trirda2:e. : J - •
. '
Dry Goodf.., iirilt!SS, tuefli-1 . .
cines, foreigli ii.plorn, 1
Wiqes,alass.papor,fresh 2GO ' 170
fob; meat, C0116•111ttIN.
' I ry, books 4- stattonttry..
.. .
No nlillitinMa Charal , for commission, Sloraae, or
TVCO;illO..lr deliv.ecing freight at any of the Compa :
ny's.l l P-pots on the line. .. • .• .
Jule 15, 1 1643 - 29--
. • - _,—
39-6 mo
. . .
SAL T! . SALT ! ! . .
L ALINA Salt in barrels II; bags, for sale at the lowest
. Market price, delivered 'on board of Sons on the
Schuylkill, FREE Of l'ourEitAqully
(MAY & (IROTHEfI,
' 31 'Walnut si. Ai LoCust St. Wharf Schuylkill.
abilaOlphia July 19th, , _ '29_
.... . . . •
BURDEN'S PATENT HORSE SHOES
- MADE OF THE nest relined . Ain'eriean
' Iron. fiir'saleUt about the same prick. orow
• lion in liar, being a savinz of anent 100 iier
40
I,llt tii Ow purchaser. -All slims 5,4,1, :tr
warranted. and if not satisfactory, tan be
. . returned and the money will he refunded.
_ lt RAY & murrii ER; 42 Walnut st., Philada.
' ' June 8, 23
. . .
MILITARY STORE
.
•211i1.: 'subscriher woold respectfully inform hip
r. friektd, and clit.:totmirs,auit he has located hts '
liditarg Cap. Mait•ficio4 .
-
In Third Street,lNo. 06, a few doors below Race,
where tie" would be tdeasejl to see Iris old ll 111001114•11,
and as Maur new ones* are disposed to favour hint'
with th.lir mistorn lit alit ontinues to manufacture
Nlilitar3 , and Spo'rtineo's'articles of every description;
-.ltch as leather. Felt, Silk and Beaver Dress
Caps, of all patterns; Forage Daps; Ilolsters lor troop
Bellsdo;Cartmch Boxes. Bayonet , c ,bbards.,‘ word
Orall kinds; Canteen . .!; Knapsacks, different
patterns : Fire 'lockets, Pasting Boxes, Tube dri,
Brush and Picker's Plumes, Pompons Firemen's
Caps. Leather Stocks,!Gun Cases, superior quality
Shot Itazs„ Game Bags. brums.&c.,cfec.
11.70rd' rs thankfully ; received aid promptly at.'
tentle; t.. WILLIAM CRESSMAN,
No:101 Northl aird Street, s few doors below Rac .
PhilidelphiadanuarY 13, 1844 2-6 m
OFZI
, •
Ye recommend all of 'our friends Ci
ly call al, Ike Pekin Company's Store, and
lay in a supply of liheir delicious Teas;
'TIE PEKIN TEA COMPANY, •
N0. , 30, SOUTH SECO:6 ST.
•
Between I MaEliet and Chesnut,
yi AVE constantly nn
_'band, and , for sale, w holesale
11 arid remit, a variety of and( e fresh Teas, at low
er prices, according to the. quality, than they ran _be
bought for at any ether establishment in the city.
Cr TE.ts,. exclusively, are sold at this house, M - nd
several varieties,
_Which faithOt he obtained eisetiliere.
Any Teas which do not give entire satisfactintli can he
returned and exchanged, or the looney will be frfunded.
Toe citizens' of Schuylkill County, are respectfully
invited to give us a call. ZIEBER,
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
Philada.; Sept. 9.7,1815. :194
LI, READING .9Np
POTTSVILLE Bali, .170.9 h.
. _
.
.
Passenger Trains.
Hours of starting on and after Monday, Oct. 6 7 1845:
From Pottsville, at 0 A:M..
a 9 A. m.. }Daily except Siinday'
" Philada.,
HOURS OF PASSING READING
- For Philada. at 10 A. M., t
" Pottsville " P 2 A. H.,3 - . •
RATES OF FARE. • • -
Between Pottsville and Phihula., $3.0 and 3 00
- Reading, $1 40 and 1 an
Phihula., Oct. II 15—
. ,
OM
Qt. ! , WHO buy for cash. are invited to buy hats
of the house favorably known as . Jama S.
• Martin '5 tor many years.
cONSUMF,IItS who desire to wear sceniee,
able flats can do so Ity,purchasing those of our mann.:
facture, as we superintend every branch of the busq
ne.os personally and are determined to sustain our re
Utah ion tor selling the best hats in the United States. r
ITATTEnzI supplied with every description of Hat
in the rough. ,Furs. Trimmings, &c., the quality , of
which may he,depended on, as our extensive manufad
tory enables us to supply them of better quality than
any other Ilotise. Orders enclosing payment, promptjy ,
and carefully forwarded. MARTIN & rArroN,
, No. 115 Market Street, Philada.
Philada., Dec T 1 1845 ;. • . 51-3 mo
au En & EVANS
Pritite 41arkerel. • i
TIIST received at the York /More. a supply' of Mess•
11 Mackerel, put up expressly for family use, without
heads. .'' EDWARD YARDLEY.
hov. 15, 1515.
MEI
40 1 00
A T 111;N '('io N.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Merchants
4, ELLIOTT,'
and Jewellers, -
ary OF POLLADA.
Respectiully announce, that
they have taken the store neat
door to GCises new Hotel, at
the lower end, of Centre it.,
in the Borough' of Pottsville.
where they' have recently
opened a choice assortment
of CLOCKS. WATCHES
&JEWELRY.
themselves. to sell their goods at as
they can be bought at any other estab
bumlle Or else w ere. and belieVe they
01l and entire satisfaction (as regards
and price,) to all who may favor them
tronage.
'and Watches of every description, care
' and warranted.
WILLIAM *BRA DV,
JOSEPti S. ELLIOTT.
Oct. 18,1845. 42-1 f
They pledge
low prices as
lishment in Pt
con render fu
both quality
with their OS
rr Clocks:
fully repotted'
Pottsville,
IRO fir! IRON!! •
'GUT POTTY
B R
AT T11L:
OWN HALL",
assortment of rolled and hammere
'insisting, of from 1 round to 2 ineh.
x to
ifrom x3to 3 x •
itin'rd tire from x :t inch,
Scollop iron of various dimensions.
Crow Bars,Nlo l ush,i rolls.
,Iforse.shne bars, Sledge .
Moulds, Juniata Slit
Nails, and ) 5. liorse
Shoe Reds.
H AVE a
Scroll trcuu
Squares]
•a r Steel, English • .
Blister, American Blister. .
German Steel, Spring
• StCel, &C., -&e. ¢c
24
Octagon Ca
Sh
June 28,
MLLE IRON WORKS.
POT'
~.
-~ _ s
•
E. N. 'Mc GINNIS,
EPETF ULT. annonnces to the Public. that he
11. has taken the Est:iblishinent known as the Potts
ville iron Works, on Norwegian street, , where he is
piepared 'to build all kinds of Swam Engines, manu
facture Rail Road Cars; nod, Machinery of almost every
desrriptiom'at the shortest notice, and on the most rea
sonable arrins.
Cr Persons from „ broad, in want of Sten in Engines
will fi nd It to their "i . .lvaiii:age to give him a call before
engaging elsewhere. May 11
•
C0:11Y- PdTENT
GALVANIC BATTERY
IBS
1 .
subScritter infortns the public, that he has hero
.1. appended by \via. P. Chad, of Philadelphia, Ids
agent for the sale in 11'14 and the adjmning (mottles of
Ills P...ll'EXl' RA DDAT ED (E.4I.V.iiNIC BA
TER Y. t.,litilit.(l.to the 11Si! of Plisiciads tnd other
persons of competent skill, in the treafinent of nervous
disorders. ,! • :
Persons desirous M
desirous of purchasing Mr: Comrs bistro- , riptits lin! have an opportunity of exaining the ap
paratus, -at' my residence in ills Town Hall of this bo-_
rough. • :
• Among the many complaints which have been cured
and alleHated by this powerful•agent medic:A.4lrue
tice, may be enumerated Paralysis, Palsy, Epilepsy,
Lock-jaw,emaciated Limbs, Ithetititatisin,Tic Doloreus
and can MIS 01110 r neuralgic and nervous disorders.
:ing'purchased line of Mr. Coad's Graduated
Batterie 4. 1 ant prepared to operate on persons sourer
big unit: r any of the above described t omplaines, and
respect( illy solicit all those who limy feel tnterested
in this p thlication, to call and examine my apparatus.
• r PETER F-. - MUDET.
H , Potts die, Sept., 6, 1645. •
H'S SUPERIOR PATENT
TRUSS t
lb>
~i
~,
11 rt
3 ct.
IA I,:-:0,
o.eph Whit. , ,- Utero',.hdomitinl -.
Suppori es s. . . .
1 ply of Cie above liriele., joint received
ale, at the niasmiae;urer , prier , . by
.1011 N 'S. C. ,NIAIEIN.
Druzfrist
er 28„ 44--
,
ERE
and fur
13115/
I. NEW CASH DRY GOOD, FANCY AND TRIMMING
II STORE ,
tN THE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
MRS. PHILLIPS IN CENTRE STREET:
'I he soliscriber respectfuliy informs the citizens of
'tottsvilie and the public iii zeneral. That he has Jost o
pened a fresh assortment of the newest styles of mliods,
comtistiong
Silks, Laren, Alpacas, and, l .Bulzarines.
with a variety of fancy goodS'ENAlso, a cciv and
glile
• • did style-of I.
Prints, Srlk, Thibet Alpaca and other
Blue, and Black Cloths of a superior 'quality.
lie has also on hand,
Sewing Silk, Spool and 'gent Thread of the
beSt ilualily, Gloves. and Hosiery, Straw Leg
horti, Gimp, Braid and other styles of Fancy
Bonnets, by the case, doz. or single Bonnet,
.3leuls and .Boy's Leghorn its,
All of whichwill he sold at the lowest cash prices.
, :Apr.' -'b 'iii ly- JOSEI'It MORGAN:
TSVILLE BOOT 4 SHOE STORE
I . r
IE ST, .ADJOINING THE POTTSVILLE HOUSE.
S. ..Se J. FOSTER, 1
1"-- 1- 1 their 1111 ':r 1 ,7; ; t 4 :1 1 , T , I :, 1 ,1 1 'c l is i t l, ' ,s ii i, ` , ! , ! it e 3ttil:inr'isninoc°kr
of Biiots and Shm.s. They have largely in
creased their stock and now o ff er Boots and
‘,
'' Shoes at wholesale and retail at BIC lowest
------- rate. and no mistake. ' • ,
They' have also on hand Sole and Upper leather.
Calf-skin. Morocco, Lining Skins. Bootees, Lasts, and
a gelieiCal aitilortment of .Slommakers' findings.
Boots' and Shoes of eirery kind, manufactured to or
der at Aunt notice.
Janary 10, 1816. , 2-3 mo
u
Por
1
CENTW
New Advertisement.
D27' STOVES 1 STOVES 1 ! .420
TEST rereived direct from one of the most extensive
manufactories in the city, a general assortment of
Stoves which he sold at Philadelphia prices, con
sisting. of Cooking Stovirsof the most approved patterns,
Salamanders, Cannon Stoves, with either clay or iron
eylincliirs. and Radiator stoves for parlours of the latest
style and hest finish, all of which are now offered for
sale atithe 01.0 YORK :STORE, where the public are
particularly Invited to call, the ladies especially.
EDWARD YARDLEY.
NovStlt
Meant Engin.
AN MACHINE MANUFACTORY.
•
rl •HE subscriber is prepared to furnish all kinds of
Machinery, such as Steam Engines, either high or
low, pressure—blowing and pumping Engines, saw and
grist will—Coal Breakers:lnd other machinery connec
ted :with the mining business. Also, hoile!P, iron boats,
propellers and propeller migines, iron and brass can
tings,!and all other articles in Ids line of business, at
his establishment in 2d street, -below the Rail Road,
Canithm, New Jersey. ,4
IJOUN P. STARR,
Late of the Arm of MOSES STARR & SONS:
6iiitlen, (New Jersey,) Nov. 1,1845. 41-tf
TIW Subscriber has recently opened a hoarding
hntise itl Market Street, Potts%ille,and will be
plertso to have a number of respectable boarders
Cnbd accommodation will be furnished o,o , reason
able fertnfr. ' Also transient Boarders acconitriodated
on reasonable terms:
. • I t • ELIZA lIAUGHAWOUT.
Pottsville May 3d 18-1 y
q , HE.GOVERMENTALINsTgucTort,
1I Or a brief
and comprehensive view of the governtnent of the
lin ited States, and of the State govern in
, easy
lessoos . designed for the use of schools. by Jt • . •r-
DM Also REVISED. STATUTES OF TIER UNITE I
STATES, and additional laws to I,S-14, reduced In goes
tionsjand answers fiir'the Hsc of schools and families,
by Dim. B. Wedgwood, just receii'ed and for saleai
110:NAN'S - cheap Book store.
NoV. 9.9
I
ANOTHER REDUCTION.
GoLi) PENS AT ONLY neii.
FRESH supply of Benedict & Barney's Gold Con
n. iiregg Pen and Pencil, with Diamond [mints, which
took the premium at the Vale, fair of the Franklin Insti
tute,Umit received and for sale be
It. •
BANNAN, At=t.
Jan. 17 , 49--
H Alexander's Tricobaphe. •
AMM DYEU which changes light bnd grey
(hair to a beautiful black or dad: color instanta
neously, without anylinj , iry to the hair Szc. Any per.
son can apply it so' snriple is the process For s ,le
at Philadelphia prices. B. BANINAN
Nov. 15 .
Whips for Sleighing..
JU' -T recei , ;:ed a lot or cheap and goo.: Slelgnin
Whips, sum as as tcenrx ~ ach. and for
salajat BAN N.A N'!3 Cheap Store.
Dee. 13, 50—.
STEEL
Boarding.
fire ,InStuance.
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE
The Franklin Insuran . be Co.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Capital 8400,000, Paid in , .
Charter Perpetual,
C~NTI N e
. HE 10 make Insurance, permaent and
eti. on very description of property, n in town and
country on the usual favorable terms. Office. 163}
Chestnut Street near fifth Street.
CIIA,RLES N. RANCHER, President.
DIRECTORS,
Charles .M. Banker, Sanwa/ Orval,
James Scott, Frederick Brawn,
Maputo Hart, 'Jacob R. with,
Thomas S.
.Wharton, deo. Rickard:, .
Tobias Wagner, Mordecai D. Lewis. ,
CHARLES G. BANCBER, Sec'y.
. The subscriber has' been -appointed agent for the a
bove mentioned institution. and is now prepared to
make insurance, on every. description of property, at
the lowest rates.
Pottsvtlle, June 19, 1941,
OFFICE OF.THE
Spring G-arden Mutual Insurance
. , • Company:
..
....
ri , HIS Cornpany•having organized according to the
1 provisions of its charter, ix • prepared to make
Insurances against loss by•Fice on the mutual principle,
combined with the security of a joint stork capital.—
The advantage Of this .s:f stem is, that effihent security
is afforded at the lowest rates that the business can be •
done for, as the whole KOMI. (lens an interest not to
exceed 6 per cent. per annum on the capital) will be re
,turned to the members of the institution. without their
bepoining responsible for any oft he engagements or li
abil It ies of the Companyjurther than the pryniituUs ac
tuallY Paid.
The great success,,which thin rystem has met with
wherever it has been introduced, induces the Directors,
to request the attention of the public to it, confident
[bath requires but to be und-rstood to be appreciated.
- The Act of incorPotation, and any explanation in re
gard to it, may be.obtained by appl)ing at - the of.
' Northwest eon?, of 6fh and Wood sus., or of B. - BAN
AN N, Pottsville. ,
CHARLES STOKES, President.
L. KRI23IIIIIAAR , Secretary. •
DIRECTORS,
Charles Stokes, George W. Ash,
Joseph Wood, Abraham R: Perkins,
Elijah Dallett, Pavid Rankin,
I'. I...l.agnerenne, Walter 11. Dick,
Samuel Townsend. Joseph Parker,
The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the a
bove mentioned Institution, and is prepared to effect
insurances on all descriptions of property at the lowest
taxes. . tB. BANK AN.
February tts, 1•;16, -.
.
Life 3115urancr.
THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNU
ITY & TRUST CO.. OF PHIL ADA.
- OFFICE 159 CHESNUT ST.
im . ,,,,
~ ,K ,,,n , ~,,.,isitiis andran receive on , ,
, I 4 i v v c a
e s.f.;
,riat
execute -
. , Rate: far insuring 8100 on a single life ,
Age - For 1 year. For? years. For .ife..
• •
annually: annually.
'2O 001 • . . 095, ': 177
30 .l 31 .1 36 . 236
40 • 1 60 . 1 83 320
50 • 1 Oti •:2 09 4co
60 435 ' 491 - 7,00 .
Ex ASIPI.F. :—A perspn aged 30 years next birth-day,
. y payine,the Cotnriany4l l 31. would secure td his fa
' tinily or heirs $lOO, should he die in one year ; or for
813 10 he secures Mollelli $1000; or for $l3 60 annu
ally for 7 years ;he secures to them 1000 should he
die in 7 years; or for.s23 60 paiil annually during
life he provides for them 1000 ' whenever he dies;
for $6550 they would reeeive gOooo' should he die in
, on; year.
THE Managers of this Company, at a meeting held .
on the 'nth' December, ult.. agreeably to the design .
referred hathe original prospectus or circular of the,
CoMpany. appropriated a Bonus or addition to all poli
cies for the whole of life, remaining in force, that,
were 6.11 ed prior to the Ist of January. 1812. Those
of them ilwrefore which were issued in. the year 1 4 36,
will be entillqii to 10 per cent upon the sum insured,
making an addition of sloil on every *WOO. That is
61100. will be paid, when the Policy heroines a claim,
instead of the $lOOO originally insured. Those policies
'that were i•nued in 1537.wi1l be entitled to Nl per cent,}
or 6 , 7 I'll every 61000. And those issued In ISIS,
wilt Le utlillyd to 71,, per cent, or 575 on every 100, -
and in ratable proportions on all said policies issued
prior to lst.or January, 1512..
The Bonus will be eriolited.to each pnlocy on the,
hook, ~‘ohaZ.,l on pre-emus
at ion at the Office.
It is the Ii -vie of the l'otooaoy. to continue to make'
addition or bowls to the policies for life at stated
periods'
RICIIARPS. President.
JOHN" F. JANIEC. ACIWITy.
has been - appointed Ageril for the
ahoy. lasi notion. and is prepared efil.el Insuranreson
I.iv••s. at the published rate, and give att3 r .itifivrinatlor
desired out the subject, On application ttj Oih.rl:6lllre.
BEN3A3IIti BANNAN
• Art,
• • t . NATIONAL LOAN FUND •
LIFE ASSURA NCESOCIETIV LONDoN
Empowered by_ Act of Parliament.
CA . TITAL 00 :00 o sTG.
United Staies . Board of
. Directars.
Jacob Harvey. Esqt Chairman,
Mini. Palmer, Esq, •
Jonathan Goodhue, Esq.
James .11ccnrman Esq. ' }New York
George Barclay,
Samuel N. Howland. Esq.
•
Gorman A. Wan h. Esq:
Samuel M. Fox. Esq •
I=
GENERAL AGENTS AND MANAGERS
For the New•Nork BranchrJ. L. Star. 74 Wall st. .
New York;' for the New England Braiteh, E. A.'
Grattan..Merchant's. Exchange, Boston; for Mary
land and Washington Branch. D. Mely - Ain, Ger- ,
man ro,', Baltimore; for the oilier Branches,• Wm.
Peter. 68 south 41h.street Philadelphia.
BA \KERS ~ - Ikkreliant's Bank. New Yoilc.
PIIYSICIANS.—J K- Rodgers, M. D. and A. E.
flosaek, M. D. New York; Winslow Lewis, Junr.,
M Boston; P. 11. Br;eklir, M..D. Baltimore; J.
Baran Biddle, M. D. Uhiladelphia.
sOLICITORS.—W. Van. Donk, New' York; P.
Dexter. Boston; J. M. Campbell, 'Baltimore, Wm.
W. I Illey ; 'Philadelphia. • • ,
This institution, founded on tl eMutual Safety and
Joint Stack principle. and embracing all the recent
improvements in the science of Life Insurance,
alter having experiencetj, the most marked sucess
in Europe, has established offices ,n British America,
and vari•ms • parts [ofthn , , United States, where its
principles are wintrig-g' cella' favour and approval.—
Amongst the many advantages which it offers to
all persiins wishing to insure their lives, are Ist—its
PKRFECT SECURITY. arisin`g froma large paid op and
safely invested capital; • 2d—its moderate rates of
premium; 3rd—the participation of 'all profits by.the
insured, Which (as the business of the Society in
Great Britain and elsewhere. has become very eaten•
sive,) is of the utmost benefit arid importance; 4th- -
the use given to the Assured of two third the a-
mount of their former paymects, whenever required
—thus obviating the objections against Lifn Insuran
ces with those whose incomes are predations, and
who might dread the possibility of being in arrear
with their ptentiums, and of thereby forfeiting their.
previous payments:
Pamphlets containing the Sociely!s rued and every
other information, may be obtained on application,to
the Agent, at No. 68 south Fourth st reet, Philadel
phia, of Charles De Forest, West Branch Valley,
and-a' the olliceof the Miners' Journal, Pottsville.
.tone 28th
Coleman's • Fiench Cenient
N.F:cluA LLED for mending broken Clasp, China
U
Queensware. OThaments and Fancy. Articles or
every description. The superiority of this Cement
over all others is acknowledged by every one who
has ever used it, and such is the confidence of the
proprietor in ita properties that if it fails to answer
the purposes for which it is recommended the money.
will be returned. Articles mended with it may .he
exposed to considerable degree of heat, and will resist
the action of boiling Water sufficiently long for all 4 1
&nary lurposes. The mannar or using this cement
is so simp'e that the most inexperienced canntA fail
of saccess. Each bottle accompanied with the Pao
ticular directions for use. B BA NNAN AO,
N. B. Persons,wishing to sell again supplied at
the Manufacturer's prices by the dozen
• Nov 15
To Matlainists & illaitufacturers.
aloody Si. acchternacht,
Wholesale and retail Shoe dealers, sign of the big BeiOl,
next door to 4. B. Whitt's,ond opposite Gasses I.
Ta cern, Centre street Pottsrille, Pa., •
HAVE constantly on hand for sale, sdperior Calcutta
at wing :and Thong leather, Tinned copper Rivets,
Burrs, &c. SuPerior Belt leather,and Belts_ stretched)
of any width and lesi4th, made to order,
Carpet bags, Carpet and Leather School .Satchels,
Game bags, Trunks. Glazed hats, Nutria, Musk, Seal,
Cloth and Velvet caps, ands superior assortment of all
kinds of mons, womens and childrens• coarse and tine
bouts and shoes, many of winch were made to order,
expressly for Moody &.A.eclitertincht, and intended to
be equal; if nut stmerior to the best custom work, and
at much lower prices:
Jan. 3, psin,
•
To Sunday ! School Teachers.
.311 E sub.,criber has made such arrangements With
1 the Sunday School Union. as. will enable him to
furnish Sunday Schools and others with all their Looks
at their cash prices. thereby sash.g them the carriage.
and 'other trouble. All orders sent to hint will be
promptly attended to—and any Books not on hand oh
lathed at the shortest notice. ' •-
'
443- Catalogues with the prices attached -can be',ob
taihed at our Store, and all selections Teachers May
mike., promptly furnished.
• Dec. O. 51— • D. DANNAN, Ag't,
7;
llron i4K
LOGI('AL ETCti lief)fi, vole: I: and
2,i , zet publithod and f , d• e fe by
Sept. 27th
11l
ANDREW RUSSEL. 4y
. 25-
JANtAHY 20, 1815
1221
B. BANNAN,
II
ti