4 4 1 iPPing 6 *
. . .
A - a T P I 4, •
alr: IBA • itPl l*
iuttd the. Uy Patriot orith sperittitos..uf his
Vire !kink the annexed is
:11; b e ater hippie' all.. lilt-.
learcillarry
,VOruivall .!ao - *hart!' f '
' PEGGV:t 4 . TOIt.ES. .
Petty Stakes: sweet errry Stokes'.
' . DivitieM,olll in r may:timitm.: • - •.- .
To W ur h
Lat e st:beau!: me eves* flay ; .
nra c e r c i lae7.llZi k!''' '`ax'
And.*bei think - Orion ttfor
Each wninite .atace and sinilin! glance,
Dly.bear frisks like an Aim; iamb,
" 1 5 And jumps about iny diaisbram .
• In joy's_delWous trance. • ,
-41ailliebe been one half as fair •
As you, my - dartin' rec - iy Bloke.,
She ntigbt till hot► hive ractleir, beer,
Grett:Jove's immortal heart to cheer,
Beneath illyinrus'o tall oaks:
How silt ocrr Ate usl-114.-I'heri was a ref. i
taimpedlar...of tinware who traversed the counirs.,
to - disposu.of notions:lo each as were willing , to.l
bargain.:. -Hri'was a pefieveringJoader,atitl - never
• - suffered himself to be bluffed:off with a shun' s'''. ,
swer: !souse in particular, he •rObtinuei to,
-visit isfspite of continued rebuffs,-and assurances
that nothing.waa wanted—they never heu;lit say',
goods, in that way. blevertheleSa, .he mole hts
cells steadily. with each regular round; until le
became* regular Pest—and in reply to the
Dutton that it-was useless to call, he mule known
Ms purpose to do so just as often-as he prearett:
• -43ne, bitter cold day, - the house bell .rang. ,and.
the good .lady made all haste to get her hands /nun'
the dough in which they were busy, to answer the
When she went, theie.at , ,O“ theVverlasung
'pedlar. ' -
.Any tin ware wanted to flay, ma'am r
slim you• any kitchen I '_. .
'• *Yes, ma'am.' And sway he wept to bring
samples. chuckling at the idea that his seat was to
be successful at list. .There's.nuthing.' thu.tered
.hti ,hangin'-„on, any how. .-- The kitchens
were brought; and thl pans were next inquired tut
to the number of seven different kink, until a good
portiiiii of theipediar's stock .W3ll tiansferred to the
house. . ,
'ls there anything mole thaiyo7iivant, madam!'
'Oh, Mr, I don't want ani.id these- I only oak.
,ird if you bail them. .
The pedlar was-fairly .sold; anitfor a rnomeet
felt like - getting angry—,hut the ideS rather
.
him, and he commeneed'returuing-'his war e s to his
cart without uttering a ward: He then tn. - towed
" his cart and rode off, satiAfiedltrit for once a tin
pedlat had Met his Motel.. Ho . has noir called
at that house sines. -
Arrecnors or MtirettNtrit.—liefolo hince
Metternich attained the exubeti L st . :tion istoutr
bads', he War particularly ' fond Of 'practical pkfs,
anclequilly its anxious to perimulte outrc v iry.efig - ti
for' annoyonr.eis,:abffered, sazt.e - ts at the• present
moment. A Jew hanktr, at Vienna, was so do
shims. to become passemior of an Arabian horse. a
great fireorite . of the prince., that he constantly
oritim to sell it-his ingbnesio as cons,iiiit
lkiefustirg.•• At - last; th 4, prince, being worn inn
With the banker's imporitihinee, said ti him,
will riot cell the horse; hut I Will pail with it
Only on one condition. ; • -
• .zraine it—nameit,' exclaimed thibanker.
'lt'g.this,'repliedthe prince, .1 will give you
two sound whippings at times Proposed by your
self, and a third oti'it day appointed by inc:' alter
the,last beating the horse sh,ili be.yours.',
The,Jew asked fur the first whipping then:which.
was administered with:right good will ; aiter„which
rubbing his sore shoulders, he . exclaimed, , well
prince, give me the second,' which was dune, and
then, scarcely abltito stand, ho prayed the prince
to appoint a'day for the third.
I.lettaiinly, said his' highness, chuckling;
*this day 'seven years, when, ytio know n , according
to . our agrehment, the horse beEinues ypur .proper
ty ; good morning, sir,' continued the prince, and_
politely bowed the suffering banker ;out of the
,room.-Morris' National Pray. ;
Dn. Lsvinbe..—This minneut divine ivaa
considerable of a grit, as well as preacher. • The
following anecdotes, published in' the Springfield
• (Mass.)-gaz., alike out the c.aie beyond all 'quer
tinn :
"The Reverend Doctor had - a -- --yeung man to
preachLfur The sermon was veiy - goott, but
unfortunately ~had but little io do with his teit'.7--
Tha Monday after' it wesl,,delivered, the. author
called on the Doctor, to uncertain its merits.
said The Doctor in answer to his ti f embling ingot
rtes, 'your sermon" was well enough, but I couldn't
see as it had much conneetion with your teat. If
yourlext had 'had the eutull pat, guitrertuosei
spa/diet hare cutched , .
.
A gain—:4 , The Doetor once engaged a neighbor. I
ing•ministm, not much noted for eleiptiMce, to tie.
Hirer his preparatory lecture f,ir huit. '.The'hour for
the lecture came, but not the minister. The Doc
tor Went tbeongh the preltamiary services, and !
thin sat down-to 'Wait-Jur the arrival of his tardy
brother. After an interval of he
made his appe t irance; arid !walked up to the alter
where the DaCtor was SiLtlnk. It -happened to be
a-rainy day, and the minister in que,tion. Who had !
got something of a drenching, began to shake his
coat, - and tako -on wohally about his con Mum,-
1 0h.' said the Doctor imover mind, go up into the
~
pulpit, you'll be D . ar enough there.'
' •Gtvzsa Tits Doti runs 'rut, BAG TO * HOLD.--
. l'h! Portage County (yliKSetitiirel tells a queer
:, "Story, of .an adventure Which lately took place at
..->"'" Ciesveland in the Alediital eirlie;,e,• and by which
certain PrOfesSors of Anatomy were minus of it
.. :
few dollars through a bad i-pectilation to human • It cannot be Denied
ffesh.. Whilst this honorable body were in swat-.. ( For 7'ruth is - nziF,hty ) that
ingression, a man (nought tittiteM a .siti : ivet lli
vt;.loped in a bag, which upon a t ursory examine- . : , .0 - ' Dit. LEIDY'.S S.USA PAR ILLA .CD
ination, being pronounced -korio'" was aerepl Cd h the purest, strourest,and "vast efficacious of any
ol h to. prep ! frattou of arsaparia tkat is made. y
, anti paid for at th e price' of . `3U. The swoon's
! T is warranted to he stronger than dimities of MOST
were promised the nu, Dna op 'of Ill(' soil et ' 1 , , 1 i 1 ,,,,, t , n:' , i
th r ,;i t , in il s- ,Te s ‘ t , r i n i n ti g t e s r . l . l i i t a o n ,i 'ftg s n .r f 'SOME, and stronge r
emitting slay, and the hotly teas accordnialv, prepared by any 00 o , i
in the dissecting room. rho. next morning, how
iiilirl.ebEttlidi;:iusi gales.
Dr. recommended by all res
. ever, during . a.reeture. strarPre-"sottiols mete hyoid t ha • e r i c a
e l , c ei ih u ) ,.. .s e i , t i t i a t a s
hate yr ,
j r , f .r ec fc a d cro o arty other. All who
in the.room, and :cries as of a per.-im still:worm r
' The students aghisl-;-- thou,:ht of g host", and ri',.... , alter
bottle than th;ree to ten ' of . othi4 R st E a li nTt E h l o ' !e r t i t .r .h m i: '
, p er haying used other's preparations, without itenait,
goblins, of butchered rulijects and ,u 1 ernaiwal ::p- 1 -
r L e c a il l C t s ,; ‘ , e , :l ) l , 7 l li i i e h i p , cour,inred (as thpos
pearrinces. • Sortie,of the professiirs I,lokeJ dillittol, - : ,"l "i:v i e )r a . i
Elm apparatus with which Dr. Le i ' d7' gs s a e s ir ' t " r i aTt ' s n ii used
and others turnettipale as though Iliey frail :an . it ii. ; l l , , , i sffil i r ,. iin i arah ii( t of Sarsaparilla at prepared, is the
vision--when it was suildsarty - e4ied that the otion , . Dr. Leidy
Itinise I L e from t . ite : c ' e l le e h i ra '' t t i a •r i l e h s ;,:i ' s " g r f t Ile f 1 5 1 3 r:
bag which cortur&il tht:ir last ptirchase of li dinai 6 . '1
in Paris, at a great expense, and, is capTa.7,leLo(iaer
. ?t es ta , : a c s ri fi de ll n o ti l y lo i r p i r li w g
e a , l ,l o il u tig l ni t t h ' , c h s e ., l . l.:: i r ; , t lit ie d train' ti :I: o A o ' c u i t:iii m ,-. ,„: l , tLe i sacd t r i e i ll i t virtues cif San.aparilla and oilier t
s ' FEI . I . :Tt ' L I . l l l l i t trlnl Cr ill n l ' 4 Vr" E "s.
• heard, which now resoled Iheal:glees int o Y e f ' ' .
markahle cares and recdinmendations frot T cle4m re ;
of 'Nftirtherr .Altt:ther!' 'Holy mother anti ir1....,C71 std physicians have been from itme tO 'time publish e e4
Mary,'delieer me! Sum I .iii
. ...'ivipg. ;111(1 sine not Ors only throtsht necessary to keep the p,4blie acquainted
.'
dead L' , . ; Murther! :II urdo " . 7 a , to where Dr. Leidc's Sarsaparilla can'by Mo.-tined
LEIDI"S HEALTH EMPO-
Street. near Vine St.. (alto
• ' 6414 iing hold of thu IYA-r.:, t ti , .) - litre tt open. and ' . „7,iincir,nlalN7al).:l; 13 ' 1 1 0 4 1\1
- . beheld a genuine son a }'ran, tote fri , h t•' d ; .01 - tinibiten Engle and IS ) '
6tores.
p r h P ila n c ts e it p t a ed. Drown's and
' Fred. Kitties Drne
than themselves,. whir looked ariitiail unit J u l e thi.e ONE DOLL R per bottle; 3 brittle's for 2,50,
astonishment upon the sir time list'ore'llim. . :Iffier r •ld ii bottle s f '
, Also by J. F. L ng,'Laneaster and at 2 G snowN , s
a while, Pat told them that the last he reini-i;ili7- ; . 4 , 2 ,
...,: n . r f o o r r ,7 l 1 er 5 :• % , 1. w T . r.: } i . r, '
' cd of the'preceedinu day ryes drink" , • -
1 ";. , ''''' ir.''' l ) :. l'it,,eine, and John S. C. i l l ' " "et '
arm. Druggist. ,
at one of tie groggeries and when dead (4.1,4: i u . : Mar 11 by
.
, . was undoubtedly bagged up and sold to the Pr . , . . -
fesSor. Such. was his f. ight that il ior Pit Ko . 1:
molly declared he never rrasin would taunt . .
al
. . 'drop of the craytbur.' and the Prm,sor 311. j !:
•.. dents, with hearty laughter trier the r'l
i .:c'''""
' .
, . joke, bide hits take to tilttilt heel, iI n
''.•• fi nd knuself hro ught so ne-i "
i • . ti .
e"
r 32'6
-
device of the routine le . . ) ifing4"rY 112 , rite
.. - .
'We'prestimethat the sittetieedarg facture am Srurst
. - these studeitti might have liven upon -/
.1t 1 - iii
connection with tinier, for it tv.ta:nly 5,.....:. i
thii case of the poor ffila:rn ian (hot g ,, ,r, ti, u
sing oh! of ithe spirituous effects and ,tie e p 3"
.. ins of the apirit, the tinterisl sulr-t w is e ' o, ' ::: k a : ' e l , - 1
from the carving knife of the doctor., .
Tcnorr..—An irish . man ands Prellchm.m .
had alho;ing match; rho wanted to t011,.0
0 - • enough; but nut miderAMdma onriattwitageogiqg
victory r-meal.inz: he wire
the victory to the Irislim ti ; lu.t the Irishman
thinking, the Frenehniln claimtd it hinig.pif.
.If ye 'call Abet victory, i'll.give you some niere - of
it.. '-'
Ilassore from Londonderry.
wit.hing in enrage int:their friends
fitgt rate ALtp to and from Londonderry for
"Ililadeldria. viz :
One on the Inili Mardi. One en the Sins Match
. .
One on Ihr Ist April, thin nn 1111, 10th
(inc on the 2n; Ii April.. On- on thw Ist Mu.
Play now do .o by a . ps,Ain.r.:6 13.11 A ?..\ A N.
I.riners'3intrn a 1 01fiCi Pnt tgr II le.
The Creole. Captain Chtdc: the Pro-rind,'lie Cap
tain WU/nor'': and the faun>, Callt.4l Qnid, ore
pectetl'itoltellie first ithips to feive LINT!' the g
)815,
=M=MIZM
INVASI 11411.8,4111-OF_.-..-- •
..--; • '
THE GREAT REMEDY.TOWICONSUIMIPTION.
; .
the'rwar - ,Itsdicias'kititis to :Ma. ika.tunta Of
•
Asthma, or every stETer t iaver-Colnith '.
ints;Dron-.
inthienaa,,Coughs, Collide. Bleeding '
- t.e lungs. Bliortuess of ffirealb.patimand'
Weakness. in theaide;brealti dtu;s •••!, •
' and all other diseas .
esorthe -
- . . I'.ultruntary
; Organs: - ;
k VERY imp - on:ark diiease over Whirls thus
71. exerts a very poirerfal influence: is that Of a DIS
EASED LINERS In this complaint It bas undoubtedly
proceit mormcificacinus than any rimedy.hrtherhiem-
PloYed. and in numerous instances when patients had
•endnred long and severe suffering. fioni tIM disease,
without rerekiirgibe least benefit from- miens rem
dies, and when MERCURY has-been resorted to in
YAW. the use of this Balsam has mitered the "LIVED
tn a healthy action, and In many instances, effected
PERMANENT- Cf IIEB, Jifier every: known- remedy
had failed to produce this effect: - ~• , ,
'Besides its astonishing e ffi cacy in the disease above
mentioned, we also find it a very effectual remedy . in
ASTHMA, a complaint in which it: bus been extensive
ly u-ed with detided success, even 'Wanes of years
It not only emanates from a. •
regular Physic-fan,- but
has Aso been well tested in all- the compleints=for
which it is recommended .; 14. is _Pot Ply . 'lntention:
, berefore; either to cloak it in mystery, or.in any way
deceivelfie public by overrating its virtues; on the
contrary. I shall simply endeavor. to gives brief elate
meet of Its uivfulness, and, flatter myself that its sur
prising efficacy will - enable me to furnish surhpoofs
'of its virttes as will satisfy the most incredtidous, that
Consumption may and .CArii BE CURED,' if this medi
tine be resorted to in Hine
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Sept. 18, D 145..
Mr. Seth W. FOw le : . -
=I
=rMl
. .
D, a; itir :—he s - Character of Wistar's lialsam 'of
Wild Cherry.,ls unwell established throughout the
country, and especially in - ibe State of .New York,
that any further testimony would seem to be uneces
eary.-- Yet 1 have dived so much advantage - from it
that 1 am happy to. eornmanieate ,throsgh von to the
sick and afilleod.what it has done for me - and I consider
it-a privilege and duty to.do so. I have 'been troubled
with weak lungs for four years; harra cough more
or less every winter, I was confined to the - house all
last winter wills a severe caigh, pain in' the side and
breast; riised blood several times. , I corianlted a phy
sician, but have never taken any medicine which has
done mese much -good as WISTAIFB BALSAM OF
WII 1) CIIERIIY. ' 1 consider-it the DEBT 'medicine - in
the world Coldi, Coughs,l and • Fulminary Cam
plaints. _ WILLIAM 11. - SAVA wr B.
- ,
OPINIOA' OFd REODIAR i'IfiSICLAM
Exter, Me.;Elept. 30;1845
'This certifies that I have recommended the use of
WI-TAB'S BALSAM IT, WILD,CDERRY for disea 7 -
set. of the Lungs. for two year past, and many bottles
to my knowledge have been used by my patients, all
with beneficial results. In two cases where it was
thought confirmed consumption
. had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a cure.• '".
• - F. BOYDEN, Physician at Ester Corner.
NO QUACEERY! :WO DECEPTION!
.
All published statementiot cures performed by this
medicine; are, in every respect, TRFE. ' ' '
BEWARE OF COVNTLLIFEITS AND jthlitatioaa.--The
unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Dr.. Wistar's
ltalsath of Wild Cherry in or the dixeases for which it
Is recommended, curing many gases after • the skill of
the best physicians was unavailing,' has effected:a
large and increasing demand for it.. This fact ha.
caused seteral unpriraipled counterfeßersufiClmita
tors to palm off spurious mixtures, of similar name.
and appearance. for the genuine Balsam.
Be careful and get the genuine DB. WISTAWS HAL:
SAM Or. WILD CHERRY. None' ggnnine 'unless
signed by I. nITTTs: Address all orders to SETH W.
FOWLS. Boston. Mass.
For sale by JOHN S. C.-MARTIN, inrugeist Potts
ville; WILLIAM TAGGART, Tamaqua;- BIL'KEL &
MEDLAR, Orwiesbure; J. 11.•& A.TALLS, Miners
villa; CALEB WHEELER, Piing - rove.. •
Jan. 10
WEIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
GF TUE '
Ji American College of Health.
N'lEr:PhalZer'eenlntrdiced to the A
i tllic,ysevirtueshave been 'more
cheerfully and universally acknowleged, than the :1-
bnve named
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
To descant upon their merits. at this l . ate day, would
iem to he - wholly unnecessary,s as very few indeed
who read this ankle, will be found unacquainted wit
the real escellenco of the medicine' ' But if further
proof were wanting to establish the credu of this sinmr
ar remedy, it might be found in the fact,that no inedj
tie In the country has been so -
lIAMEI.ESSLY COUNTERFEITED
Ignorant and unprincipled men hay.: at various pla
ces, manufactured a spurious pill; and in order more
completely to deceive the public have matte it do out
ward appearance to resemble the 'true 'medicine.—
These wicked people could newer pass off illeir worth
esS trash, but for the assistance of certain misguided
storekeepers, who because they can purchase the spu
rious article at - a reduced rate, lend themselves to this
monstrous syktem of imposition and crime. ~
The patrons of the above excellent Pills, will there
f.ore be on their guard against every kind of imposi
tion, and rhmenuber the only genuine Agents in Potts
ville, are Messrs. T. & J. Beatty.
The following highly respectable store keepers have
t ,een appointed Agents for the sale of
.RIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL . % • FOR
SCHUYLKILL COUNTY, •
. ..
.111.1 of whom it ,is confidently believed the genuine
nedicine can with certainty be obtained. .
.
•
-T.& J. Beatty, Pottsville. .
Bickel & Hill, Orwigsburg.
Aron Mattis, Mahantango.
J. Weist, Eliticerstown.
Jacob . Kauffman. Lower Mahantango.,
Jonas Kauffman, do '
•
John Snydercfriedensbute. • . .
Featheroit, Drey &ro. Tuscarora. • • .
1
William Tagert. Tamaqua. '
John Maurer: Upper Mahantango.
M. Ferrider, West Penn Townihip. '.. -'.. •
....
Caleb Wheeler, Pinegrove. • ' . .
.I'. Schuyler, &co. East Brunswick Township. -
CAI. DeForest, Llewellyn. ..
'E. ri. &J. Kauffman, Zimmermantown. ,
Bennett & Taylor, Minersville. '
Georze lielfstvfler, New Catak . .•
Henry
_Koch k, Son, McKeansburg. •
Abraham Heebner. Port Carbon.
John Mertz, Mithlleport. ,
Samuel foyer, Port Clinton.
Slmt•inalcer Ac Kanffman,'Selittylkili Haven.
BEW.IitE OF C.OI7.V7'EAFFITS
The only serturny against inipositioh :in to purchase
from the regular advertised agent s;atid in all cases he
particular tit ask Tor Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills.
Other tirvoted.exclusively to the sale of the tnedi- .
tylinlesale and reatil, No. 169 Race street, Phila.
4ruirmber, none are genuine; except. Wright's
. di in Vegetable Pills
=EI
WllO EVER HEARD OF
D.
Leidy's Celebrated , Ointment
hA.ATLING In cure thc 'letter, Itch, Dry and Watery
'Pimples of the fare and batty, Stray 'Entptinna, and
-Diseases of the,•Skin?
•
. . .
of the many thousand ['tittles, (It is put. in bottles wilt
the words "Dr.-),eidy'c Tetter and Itch Ointment'
blown in the side,) neve' has an instance been know,.
or heard from where it had failed. A number of refer.
-flees can be made, where it has been,4 in schciols,
fartiiries, onboard of vessels, and,in to ilies, - and car..
titivates could he published_ of Chef tt f or thedelica:.
atf
cv •in having names published , in connection with sc
loathsome and disagreeable affections.' .
til• Price 25 rents per Bottle: I 1 1
It is prepared only and sold „Wholesale .and retail
Dr. Leidy's Health Ernprorium,ihio 191 No:th BECONL
street, below Vine street, sientlf the Golden Eagle an
.Serpents,) Philadelphia, and bis all the different Drug '.
6912 and Storekeepers attached to Dr. Leidy's adver '
tisement of his "Blood Pills" in another enigma, (whlcl .
please refer to and real„,(besides many others through
out the country. .
Sold In Pottsville at 1. Gi BROWN'S. Drag Store,
. (late Epting's,) and Jp.MIIN 8. C. MARTIN, Drug.,
i gist., '
May 11, 1511,, • . .
• . 111.-....
APOTHECARY STORE.
, .
TRH subscriber offers for sale a well se
ected and genuine assortment of
bfitTGS 'I.IIE MON
. 4.. • confqssingor Chemicals, Medicines, Perfu
,: mery, WindoW Glasses, Pigott Medicines
Drugs, Palms, Dye-Stuits, Oils, and Varnishes, Pain
Brushes, .k.r. Which he Is disposed to-.sell at a anal advance,
advance, and iespectfully solicits a share of the patron
ace of the public.
Physicianaprtecriptionnenrefully compounded.
.I . OIIN. B. C. 114RTIN.
49-
Mnich, 15
Mi!EMIS
, . . .
011 THE LITTLE' SUFTERLII'S MIEN
,
Al e n ;l o ti t l W e. '
:: e r le s t? , ll f c / : S ii e r tia
o ra r l ' io w n. e fo l r t in he p i .4 l , : ii i r r:t c e i :
from all delete' .cous drugs.m Id end -certain in
~a ' , ,,fr old
oration, remarkah4 oleisant to take. so much an
AA rhilOyen Wt.ll ask for it ifterthey once gel- :taste
Iteinembi t thai•liobrinsaelett Wpm Syrup wit it Inc.
and itnitall tithe's are base counterfeits; be iarc at
ask for llobensack 's and are thiti it has the 1W ritren
5 gesture of). N. & G. L liobetisack on the !abet.
pasted On the bottle. The folleiwzng Certificates: ate .
amongst the
-many in our possearion: 11 : • .:
. Pitit.tne . Lee. 19th .INI/.
Meia-sts. IlitairsisseKr—ln compliance wit your
request. 1 seen you these few item eertif3trig thrt I
W
obtained a bottle of your Medicated orui 1 8 .iiroP
for my Soo, a lad 11-years ofage. who as l'Orri coo
"Heil?, was severe!) afflicted. With Wormi. atid uur:-
. prising to tell. be found immediate rebel. .11Woufd
thereihre recommend it to the InUblie AS a safe and
effectual remedy for Children afflicted with I , tj coluit•
Yours, Ac. Rev JOON S . EISENOILq• - I .
.. .-
.Eight sweet, four doors below tireen.-!.
.--- II
' . ' ' PoU.ADA.. - 31.11T201111311. ,
This is to certify that some twit or three l weeks
in
sce. two of my. children were attacked , with
IVniftis-i-1 tried every remedy That I knew ciri..heard
tell of. ti,it. ivii hob' : any elect. they still gritwiiig
worse and worse. nerd the'direase had obtained an
alarnung and, FATAL Chanitafil SO Mid,
.110101.0 I
au.dall who saw them felt. satisfu frl that i.g.itao : would
: close the acme if relief was Mil immediately Obtain
ed.. One of the.ehildrOO, presented u fearful picture
of diseases . end - suffering, .be was literally. alive
with wormit;', her ceutietrairiCe had a pallid and
[-death-like hue ; her breath IWO; extremely offensive;
her lime wore away to a mi re ii kelet ti n. a n d', nil the
symptoms attenthint upon worms were iff,ahighiy
aggravated character.'- - To suet. a fearful che st' did
lie de.ease arrive, that she at:nadir parsed lair-urns
front' her nose, followed by cranium and :'alarining
bleeding.- 1 , was at this time-that I applied in you
and obtained. a • brittle of.yoUr !Wer.n Syron I and' 1
mustsat, With but hole hopes, hut wonderful tratt;ty,
after a few doses. a great change was. perceptible.
and in it few day soo my Utter asiodishment, the two
children passed. a large wash basin lull_ of f OforMS;
since that time they rapidly reCovered.and aI e now
perfectly cured. ' = 1 . :
SUSAN TIIO.IIP.OSTThfor at.. l•
Between, Front and Serilind at ' . Kensington: '
Prepared by ./..N.:'& G.S. 11013ENSA.11.1 N.',,E.
corner-'?d and Coates at. and Eight and Green street,
Philadelphia. - - - I .I'
• J G .1111OWN:Druggist. wholesale Agent :Potts
ville. and for sale by Storekeepers and Drugg: g:en
el
era fly, Ihrnuoufthe. State. f - • 1 ' 1
,A nail 9. . 3 Iv
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CONSUMPTION, . . COUGHS. 1,1,, • 1. , ,
COLDS, . I ' , ASTHMA, • i .
BRONCHITIS, •- ' LIVER COMPLAINT,
Diffieulty of breathing, 1 Stormy° ',Coop,'
Pain in Hui side & breast; Influenza; 1
i l
palpiwtion of the heart; Crimp, • !
Broken;Constitution, , ' Slre Tb ,nat., ,
• - Nervous Debility, , : and all diseases
The most effectual - of -I hii Throat
• and speedy curd ever Breast, !• '
known for anY of the' and ~'
- ! above diseases is ; Ulnas; •
.DR. SWAYNE'S COIPOUNI),..SYI{-
,
• UP OF WILD CHERRY:' Tr
Ailother wonderful cure r
Of Concu:Taw:l
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1
PitovitialreE, A. 1., Sept.. 20,'18-I1
Dlt."SWAYtte—beir Sir :. -1 feel called by a sense of
duty I owe to the suffering himanity, to ackil . owlcdge
my grateful thanks for the wonderful elects of your
•Compound Syrup lot' Wild Cherry' on ine,.tifte having
suffered months aftermonths,with the most aillicting of
all dh;eases, Consitinmiou, Vi. it li!sca rce ly a ray lof hone,
or a 'beacon light,' to guard me against nty , own hor
rible farina - lines The circumstances which heat led to
Ibis awful state of debility, was from takini a very
heavy "cold," which seentedto fix Itself upon the lungs,
which gradually grew worse, with profuse niglit sw •at,
a hacking .tough, oppression in the breast, spitting hie oil 1
with great general debility. My constitution' seethed I
broken down, and nervous system very nine!) constitution'
with ill the symptoms of confirmed Cousionplion.l 1
went to Pit .ladelphia,and was treated there by physi
cians of the tortiestrespectability, but still grew worse,
until they gave me pp as incurable, and adviied in to
go South, but beinglyery p mr after losing , so lunch time
from my work, and liming spent all my mine >, on the
various °Patent Medicines," which were recommen
ded so high through the meditim of the prem.. I was
unable to take their, advice. 'Being a member rif the or
der of Odd Fellows‘ l 'they supplied me with money grat
uitously to send sic Ito my friends in Saco, Maine.' I
was treated by physicians of thd highest standiiig there,
hot received no benefit Whatemir from them, liut grad
math' worse; .until mi physicians and, mysclflgave lip
' all' hopes of my ever
re covering, and I felt ilike. One
who is atouttp pave , through ate valley of the et t naow •
of ileath.l At this "awful juncture." I twaiall of your
• "Compound Syrup rif Wild Cildrry," and knowing you
to be a regular pr.t,Wino physician in PhiladelPhia ;
nave Inc more- cordide.nce ' in the medicine, so I tnitilu
ded, as a litsvre , Mrt, I ' to make a trial of it. ll sent': to
your agent in•lloston, and purchased one bhttle, which
relieved ine. very mOll.-1 then 'procured to it lthities
'more, which I sin licilpy to sayletairely cured mss acrd
I am now enjoying better healtiuthani ever hate before
in ley lite. , It seemed in have a beneficial Ink at
ttni , .., I rained strength ramilly. although reduced to
,a mere sl.clei on. and.l feel satisfied front its Isaltintry
effects in niv own rare, that Dr Swayne's 051111.01441
W
' Sy rap nr-114 Cherry. will cure any case of I lise'Vtl
n•
.I.tutps, It - taken according to I ill, prescribed 14 lea on•
twined ill the pamphlets :neon] ,anytoe, the InerlOitte.
Even'the physi , sins who wittiee,iell my rase nor high
ly recontinendtng it in sitintar c l ises— and l iris you to'
make this toddle:lan that others who are mitre! int en
I
1 "/1
have been. nip). know where Cu procure a reintedv at
fir?t. which will react{ their disease, before tampering
with and 'reittint! the i r constt6itiona With t ie litany
..quack nostrums" With 'which the whole 4., untie is
;flooded, itrevred be persons who have' no kilmfledre
!or the 'vrienv, of sugeicine in' thcorj or practice, but are
got up merely Avid] em mercenary view. 1 I .
' I not a Srarlet'zie'inber of dim llope Lodge of I 0. of
0, F . in Providence It. 1., and will lie tumor to, rive
any information in regard balite efficacy of itir midi
'
ample cute, and can give a proof iha t my cave is toil:sar
i gravated in the least., ' AI.IIFRT -A. Ro` , "4.
'• To Da, II SwslN,e;lN. W corner of Eirlithand Race
sm.: Philmlelphia , ' • • - '
i l i''
! c A Ern ON : The, public shonld he nn th ,ir guard
against the many ••Itilslitils" and "Mixtures? of Wild
Cherry. which have mining up in all.oarts - of tie coun
try. purporting, to be prepared by .physicinns. nil of
which will he found to he . false_," by a little inquiry in
III , " towns and cities where Ibex , nrizinMe., All certiti
'rates and stater Hits in regard to Dr. Swayne's Coin
pontill Syrup of Wild Cherry are •' rattly true."' Mid
the plornielor,isd6ily ;eye lying , t NMI from personkwlto
have tin eared -by the - celebrated remedy." The
(original and only)-mmitine at tide is only prepared by
Drl. SWAY:VT, S. W. curlier of EIGHT!! and RACE
streets. /. "'
I
For ;tale in Pottsville, by DANIEL. KRERS;and„.2. G.
BROWN ; in orwigsbur,g, by . 11, vourE.
Nov. Bth..
I 45--:'
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WILLIAM WRIMIT '
8-
1
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Sarsaparilla Blood Pills. 1
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1 , IfE ON li.t - - PILL, in naisien e confaininglSarsapi-,
I "Irina is their composition. , .
'Z7 ea purify the Mood and fl uids • of the 6(4, and
cleanse the stomach and Bowels froin,all nox l ious sub
stances thnt prnduce disease. r • .; I •
They are composed entirely.of vegetable ,Extracts;
(free fro th mercury aridonineials) which 'lake them
the safest, best, and most efficacious of any other pills itt
eXiSteller." , - ' ' 1.7
• Sartre thousand certi ficati.s oftheirefficacy have here
tofote been published, and their sales are in^seasing
aanadtry by Lhousands. Afore than One Mitriare'brracs
have already been sold singe their introduct Ina.
• l:0" MORE THAN 100,000 BOXES
; ~
have been sold in Philadelphia alone, the p ast year;
thus showing that in the place whererhev are nianufac
lured they have a reputation, greaterjthati ally other
pills- Inch arises from the fact that D-I..eitiv4s veil
known at /10/11C as a regular Physician, and his pills ire
consequently employed with greatereonndunce than
any other; in addition to their own efficacy. I
•
Quality and not quantity is a valuable attt!iture be
longing to them; one box doing more good than two to
four of others. . 1 1
- He advised, therefore, when ne easily , requites to
take none other than. t •
I
DR. LEIDY'S' BLOOD PILLS. '
":'• ' ;
Try them: (they cost but ". , cants 4.b0r.) Tr -1
y't hem :
So well satisfied will you be ottheir gond effects, you
, will never take any others. After you have tried all
other kinds, then try Dr. Leidy's Blond Pills, the diffet
' cone will seen he discovered. Nn chance of diet no re
straint from occupation, or feat; of catchlinV cold peed
be apprelidnded; young and old may take them with e
qual safely. -4% . - ! 1 I I
Cr Princl , al Oillen and Depot, Dr. Inidy's Health
Emporium No. 191 North SECOND street, near VINE.
(sign opthe Golden Ball and Serpents) Philadelphia.
Also,lhy Klett Co:, Wetheriii, & Co., W. DOG &
Sons; A. 8. & E. Roberts & Co., and city Druggistagen
erally. ~ 1 ,
Also by P. Pomp and J. Dickson, Easton; J. F. Long;
• Lancaster, and most respectable Druggists and Store
keepers In the United States. 1 1
Also at J.G. BROWN'S (late W. T. Eptine's)rog
Store,r and John S. C. Martin's Drug Store. Centre at.,
Pottsville: -. 1
:1 I
,
May 18, ~ .
'1 1 20—
VIOLINS, FLUTES &c.—For sale at M A R -
'FINS Drug Store, an assortment of Fjelins
flutes,Dlarionets, Fifes &c. to which he invites
the attention' of musicians and others.
March• 15;
.'i' 1. 'l`:--'," -- f: ':::: , :v . -::: - .;::,s . -: : :..:
:71,i...i,;::*.-.,...7.-,:e.i,r:..iiii.—•:;iA,-,...
?,, •
._ • -
- .sll . oi . t.ii,it - .4:: . :7-.- . 7 j::1-
j DR. ,LEIDT'S
I?l).latiellita;
H ' ilia'lN-& itu.LOwELL' -
*0:12; J,.- 411 1 i sf;,- .101410 0400,
--! 4: : : :-., , 17i:010 4 4 11l idali:nriej#o* - ;',-: - . ~: ..,:.:_
• ~ •
• . . ~ ,S OLlCVlbe. 4 lealeis of *woo and
i adj2inhia counties, teentelne their aloe*
./ 'rot HATS of every description:" They keep
.a, huge; asionerent ,of CAPt3,. and every
, • '• • - variety orRATTERV TaiMMlPittS;alll
of *bleb theYareaLsposed to elirapOntbe best tenon.
- - 4 , Philadelphia Ne. z) Igo., --,., —.., : 31....3109-1'
- 1' • • :1010L"Pcnr . Ahrp
PREP/III:TM HAT . ST-ORE.
itertrand:ooBl4"
,
NOI2O . Dkesitiist.iiStrtk side; 4 doors beloi:
PHIUIDELPHIA,'; ':'•
• : RESPECTFULLY' Informs the citizens_
of Schnylklll tawny, that he has re-fitted
_ and opened the above Etitahlishment,
where be is prepared at all times, to fur
nish Deaver, Nutria and Moleskin Rats,
equal to any manufactured in this Country. Also, a
superior quality of (tps; for officers of the Army toad
Navy, together with Dress, Riding and Sporting Cups;
anew and splendid style of tlbildrens' and Citps,
With a great variety of Rich Fancy Furs for Ladies.
'Just received, per Steam Ship (teat Western, the
approved style. of Ladles!. Riding flats-also, a beauti
fol assortment of Childrens' French Caps r
am - detertuined that my Hate in point of beauty and
gimlity, not be those of any other
establishment in any city in the pnlOp.
iDitilada., Der. 13, 1845. 50-43r80
GRE. , 2I' L
• .
CLOTHING ESTABLISHM NT
..Corner of - Alo:keLandPecatur deed,
*O. 6 210 •
• -•
THE MOST EXTENSIVE ESTABLISJIMENT
'OP TAE KIND IN TI
` D UNITPD 8 PATES.
DSNIRL CHEM,
NO. 210 MARKET STREET, 'COIL OF DECATUR
- la -11.; now finished the mar i.vensive assortinen
1.1. of F %NIHON- ABLE CLOTHING ever offered
in - tne City of Philadelphia. I - . ' • - -•
• I am warranted in making !kis extensive prepara
grin. in the fact that I have a Weer custom than env
twtrst Tea in the city, ard importii g my nwn.Giands
d:rect• in large quantities, of, the choicest and most
foshuinarile styles. mitore oho Other tailors, who buy .
in small qoantities.lvave commenced making Kilns_
which warrant me' in making the assertion
that I can sell asnit t Fashionable Clothing at. a
lower price to the cust rime's- than it - costs at some
stores to get the goads made. 1i •
I with the nubile to um:emend distinctly, that this
establishment iaem.duckd on the principle that I
can and hi offer better termadn my customers than
Can possibly he affirded by ani oilier in the Sexiness.
The reason nithis ii plain 'conduct my busbies:
entirely on the CAsn principle, buy and sell entirely
C u . ( - fish. keep no hooks of credit' and of course do
Sot harte to keep Clio ks to :mend to the bail ciehts.
Thus much for the princiale on which 1 conduct bu
siness.
. . .
t tiave• novi finiPhed, and irendy foi F. ALI, and
",'lTVi'laf. SA LES, liken :1410 gntmei:ds, of the
newest style, the cow and tonko of Winch to univer
sally acknowledged to he on , goallird., . .
Soper slyer D,rers a 3rl Frock Coate, in every vari
ety el shn& and color. ,!
. . .
. ' Newest. styles Superlative French and - American
t'nesonersiTants.. . - 1. ~.. .
..
....,
A Tante:old most splendid asso - remr' nt of rich style
Silk Velvet, Menno and Casinnere d'Emoselies , ings.
i-4 - my own On,mriatinn. the style of some of which
cannot lie-had elsewhere in the mty, ' • - -. '. -
The" most esienstve assortment of super (loth
ever seen in Philadelphia. with every variety
of new style Woolen, (,'laid Mid S'riVed
Braver, IllegupCoats • a Loge variety,
'with different style a'runnungs—lt anl:4 Iteaver
Mogan Coats. Pla in Beaver dii , Adelaide Sack dn., a
t,ew tied beautiful article for s easy and pleasant,
Overcoat •
I have the lorgen di.play of Maks ever offered in
'!he city. with every oth ir article in my line of ,busi
'nein. which I am determined Co cell lima thin can
,be .frered by :nil oth.rs in thy trade, •
Phtlad , Oita Sent. 27th. 1815 39-6 mo
PHILADELPHIA
HAT AND CA P STORE.
FALL AND %VA NTER TRADE.
. • 7 GARDEN & BROWN, ..
•_
No. 196 Illarket,st. - two doors below Sixth St
„imp PARTIr uLA,RLY invite the at- .
A
..,tention et - the, itizetis he Potts-
9.1 - - villa, and viginity, (when oar- ' - -_
,— , ,, ,, 'S chasing Mils and Caps, to rhgir ......."'
'titore,Ateing fully Satisfied h is greatly to the interests
Malt and .airy person to de3l with thetn. . They now
Offer one of the largest and Innst splendid stocks °Mats
and Cans in Pbiladn ,al prices defying nil r onipetit ion,
====
Su7.•l3ea. Hats, 82,20 to B'i No. I and 2 fine ottcr for
" Brush !fats, 82 to 83 Capsi.Cheap. •
" Moleskin Hats, e. 50, No. I aiid 2 fine Shetland
(usual price four dollars.) fur seal Caps.
Sufi. Silk Hats. I,LU to 62. No I, 2 and 3 fine mask
." Cass. Hats, eOO to nienrh4, some as low as 75 cts. •
' For Hats, 81.25 and Hair, seal, cloth, fancy
upwards, and every vatic• velvet. fur trimmed. glazed,
'my and style of Hats at as• silk, oil-cloth, leather,. arid
tornsitincly every variety and style of
LOW PRICES. Caps, for men and boys, at
unheard of "
. . LOW PRICES.
't'rinted it to he generally known. Hilt we will sell
Tonne but first-ram Hata, and more te i toausiness on
pont iple that lIONETY THL POLICY:
selling cheap to every one, jade or on puke. . .
Country Merrhante, Storekeepern. Hatters and
'othorp, mirrhasine env artieMA in the hint or Cap line,
will find it to their rids:Ottani in rail; lie we have a
large and antripleta smelt suited to the Cnuntrt Trade,
, which we will sell at the lowe r st wholesale pricem_Call .
and see. Open evening. This': that Skins nod nther
Furs wanted. GAIIVEN dr. BROWN,
No. 790 'Market ,treet.l:M doot . helow 6th, Phita,ln.
Phihula., Nov. 49, Ibls. • • 49-ly
BEST BUTT HINGES,
N . ITFACT ,:t I;II .Ia E I I: i
mormis,
. • • Pascal Iran W.irehouse, S. E. corner of
Third and Walnut street, Ptillada•
Pinlnda. Ausust 9, 32
CHEAP WATCHES AM) .iiwurry
Christmas S. New Year's Presents.
I WOULD respectfully •invite ail persons
wishing to purchase good and cheap Jewelry
b"* .r their own use, or for making, presents. In
V„r: c •II and examine my stock of Fine Gold and
Silver WATellEs.Of everydrseriptiom
Fine Gold and Silver Prnells, Gold and. lair Brace
lets, Cold Chains, fireastpins.Fineer Rings, Medalhons,
Watch Keys, kc., Silver, Spoons, Soear Tones, Butter
Knives. Tooth Pic ks,d nd Jewelry of every description:
Also on hand, 'rood assortment old da . ) . and 20
Moir BRASS CLOCKS.
I am determined to sell my Gonda Ilg low as they can
he purchased at any store in the United Mates. and
will warrant all to I , e exactly what t4ey are sold for,
nr the ntnney - shall he refunde;l.
',LI- The highest prices given fit old Gold and
Silver, and old Watches taken in•exehanhe fur otter
. •
r2e.Watettps and C . lnetts repalrell in the best manner
and warranted to run well forotle year. ,
' LEWIS 1..41/0N1U3,.
N0.d121 Market Pt. above 11th, N. side, l'hilita.
PhThula% Nov. 15, 1815„.
• IVIERICAN' HOTEL . -
. ••• ' - PHILADELPHIA
.. r-. 7 • .
'. • .111 4 rommodtoon and deffehifully In.
..:01.it rated lintel, situated in enesaitit street
j.,;.;"! . Philadelphia," directly opposite the state.
rf E. 5 Philadelphia,
Flurry .d. Charter, Proprietor
01 71'
• .tt111t9r,„:„;,;... offers every Inducement to the .travelling
public. It is in the centre ofitusinesa. it is within two
minutes' walk of the Past Orrice, Ifi,tom Donne, the
pritthipal Minket and ' dares of amusement ; in ia an
airy and delightful location, and the proprietor pledges
himself. to'devote every attention to his tattle. and to
..have obliging and attentive servants to 'conduct. to the
comforts of his guests. " 831115,' Warm and Cold: abil..e,ys
ready, and on assortment of twines of uneguallad'ex
cellence. . .
Philada. Nov. 2'.:d 181.5,' • ' e—ly ,
. .
11411QUILIR ..S. CSRPENTEI?,
Conveyancers;
. .
Lfl WALNUT STREET, PIIILADA. • .
Memel. Loaned nn Mortgage,, , and Real Estate botight
and 5n1(1: 0‘
PhilndPipliin, April lo . - 16-21
PASCAL IRON' WORKS,
• PHILADELPHIA.
'CUT:LT/ED . Wroneht Iron Flues, Suitable (or Lore
* • motives, Marine and Mite]: Stearn'Envne Rollers,
from 2 so 5
,inches dtameter.. At.o, Pipes - tor Gas,
stenm'and o t her oursloses; extra strong Tub - . for Hy
draulic Presses ; Hollow Pistons for Pumps of Steam
Engiuea 4.c. Manufactured and for sale by -
MORRIS, TASKRR & MORRIS;
Warehouse S. E. corner Sd and Watoutats., Philada.
Phtlada• Nov. 22d 1845 47
P. our OP ifeed Botedpiepts. •
HE subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
lic, that he has associated Mr. Nathan Evans with
him in cosiduesinga general FlOur and Feed Business, ,
under the firm of RUCH & EVANS, at the. southeast
corner of Rail Road and Norwegian streets, in the bo
rough of. Pottsville, where they will always keep on
handot arge and, good assortment of • • ..
Flour, •• • - Feed;
Jfay h'r . the hale, dm., dm
All of which will be sold at the very' lowest rates
They, confidently enlirit the patmnatte of the nubile.:
believing that. all pose who deal with them, will find
it to their mutual advantage '
July 111, 29-
IRTHIPS.—For • sale at MARTIN'S Drug
VV Store—an assortment of Gig, Sulky, and
Carriage Whips. ' , , .
March 22 12—
BM
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attmAL. - -
- LATE CLEMENS - 4i BARER,
, . .
W- a ° lla S nl A f - ;ri ' s p ira l ; ! S e tTfortattii:inetunrkeirinu:
Works. Having, been lone engaged in the manufac
ture of Copal Varnish - , (as welt as other kinds.) is now
prepared to ' offer to purchasera an article which in
quality, cannot be surpassed ky any in the Union. Al
so, receiving weekly fromthe above celebratedWnrks,
Wind.* Glass of every size. Constantly . on hand a
foil assortment of White Lead. reg h!! most approved
brands,' Red Lead. Litharnee, Sal Tiny Magnesia, ac..
which will be sold at Mtinufart n rer's prices,,tozether
with a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medi
cines, Dyes,. Acids, Finn-Colors, Perfumery, itc.", in
short every.article in the Prue line: Merctrants,Phy
sicians and Dealers in general. are requested 'to call
and examine the stock and prices, feeling satisfied iltey
will be induced to purchase. •'
• Philatla., February 14, 1610., 7-1 y
Accordions and Einrinonicons.
•subscribeis inform• stbiekee:iers and others,
I that they have just received a variety of German
Accordions,. , Ilartnonicons. ltrautonlron Flageolets,.
Dominoes. Snuff.hoses. Pipes of every - description. and
a larre sr-softe:at of Toys and Fancy Gond% which
wilt- he sold wholesale and-retail, at-the lowest prices,
at the Second street Tot Stare.
GEORGE; & iormt - Isom
- No. 106 N. 741 at.. below Race. Philada; -
Manufacturers of Canes, Tops, Chtldrans' Rattles,
Napkin Rinee.kc. • - =
Pitilap. February 7, 1816 • 6-2tno
PURE WHITE LEAD.
Whetherill & Brother,
AirNIWACTIJURS. • Nti 65 i orth Front street
I.l.li'littadelpliti. have now aTood supply of. their
wart need pure.4ote lead..ind 'Mire customers w
hive be.rii eparitigly siiimiled m envequence id a run
UR !bewitch!, swill now have their nrdcre filled.
No known substance Onsiesses those perservative
and beitutiving properness() desirable in a paint, to
anequrtestentwithunadulterated_while,lead. hence
Ins atimixqlre of ether materials only, inure lie
vAloe. It has therefore .ben :the. steady aim of the
inmillactures, for many years,to supply to the public
averfeetly. Mire while Mao, and the iinceasinsde.
nand 6,r tim urn. lei is proof that met with fa
vor It is mvaruiht, t.randeil on one heath-WE PII
PAULL a: 11110 1 111. Ri lull. and on - the other,
tVARRANTI , I , Yeas=-;alltir red letters.
Noveiti!;er IH, 47
Philadelphia, Reading: & Potts
ville Rail Road.
A • vit.
m.
Reduction of Freight on literch'andize. - .
.. . - •
ON - ' AND AFTER Monday next, Nine Wilt,' 1844,
Goods will be forward d with despatch at the fol
lowing rates of Freight, between -Reading and .the
points below stated, per Inn of 2000 Ibs. . .. •
Between Betweeni .
- - " .. Reading Reading
. . alzd- and - c
Phila. " .
Polio.; ills.
Plaster, slate, tiles, 4'c. ' 110 • • 7543.
Pig Iron, blooms, tin 1 i ber, ~-
marble, lllSill, tar, pitch, 120.. - . 1418.
and grindstones, .
Nails 4-, spikes, bar, iron, '1 •
castings,lead.turpentine 1" , .
bark. rap: tobacco, salt, 1 -. 90 1 00
p ro v isions.potatoes, tutu I/ ' ,
her, stoves, 4-c., 11, .
Flour per barrel. ' 16 etc. 11 cts.
Wheat . , corn, rye, clover 1' •
seed, 4. salt per bushel, J 4 cts. . 3 cts,
Groceiles.liardwore,steel,) • \
.. [ copper,' tin, brass, do- • - . .
mestic liquors.machine
: ry, ,' butter - And sees, 1 . 10 °
1 35 • .
cheese, lard and tallow, -
oil, wool. cotton. leather I •
, raw .hltles, paints, oys- -
ters. hemp, and cordage.)
Dry Goods. drugs 4.' medi- .
eines, foreign liquors, ;
wines,glass,paper,fresh ~2 60 •.1 70 .
fish, meat, confection:l- 1
• ry, books 4- Stationary. J •
No additional charges for commission, storage, or
receiving or delivering.freight at_any of the Compa.
ny's Depots on the line. — '
July 15, 1893 . ~ - • 29
''ALTNA&aIt in barrels& hoes, for sale ?tt the lowest
• Market price, delivered 'on board of Boats on the
FREE of PORTERAGE by
• GRAY & BROTHER.
:11 Walnut Ft. or Locust at. Wharf Schuylkill.
dhilhdelphia July 19th, 29
BURDEN 'S pATENT: HORSE SHOES
- MADE.OF THE best refined American
Iron, for sale at about the same prices of the
~ - Iron in liar, being a saving of about . 10n per
neat to . the purchaser. All shoes sold, ar
'. warranted, and if not satisfactory, can be
. ••
,returned awhile money will he refunded.
• 0
, . GRAY, & IMOTEEE,I`2 Walnut st., Pliilada.
June '23—
. .
AI"E'ENTIO.V.„
MILITARY STiSRE'.
viliE subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends.und customers, that. he ins locdtcd his
In Third Street, No. a few doors below : Race,
where he would be pleised to see his old'eustomers
tudas many now ones as are dispored to favour him
with their custom' Ile sill: Coots tunes to manufacture
,111htary and Soortmen*.it artieles "fever) description,
such as leather: Cloth..l.)dt, Silk and Beaver Dress
Caps, of all tiatternsrFOracte Clips; * l Joiners for troop
Rudy do ; Cartouch Boies;l3ayitnet c •hbards, word
Ben , of .t II kind.t ; C:thtCei9 : Knapsacks, different
a!tern,: fire tinckete, l'anzim , Roles, Tkie.
(irtu, .and Picker's l'ltitne's,,,l'ompoons- Firemen's
raps, I.eather Stork., Gases. superior quality
Shot thitts tiacmil cz..l)rntng
illy - ltrd rs receiyudtod promptly at-,
reside 1-.. 1101.LIANI
\n Wl' North . 1 :•!•treet:L'l:er..-4:l?”irs Gelow Rac
Phil , d.ipir...l. - inuar . )• 13. 1M44 = • 2-Aim
MF4,I
We recnamendatl,rfaur frcends the
:in call at the Pekia•.Cumpirny's Sure, and
suppl.a aeir dacians 'has. ,
TUE - PEKIN TEA - C( IMPAN Y,
NO-. 3U, SOUTIII SECAND ST• •
•between iMp4rliet and Cl)e4nu‘
•Pfil I LA nr.Lint I A.
TTAVFFCMIS,IIIIfIy on.'hand , and for sale, wholesale
'I and retail. a variety of choke fresh 'Yeas, at low
er prices; according to the quality. than they ran be
honetit for at any otheerstahlishmeut in the city. .
r- Trks, exclusively, are sold at this house, and
several varieties. which cannot he obtained elsewhere.
Any.Tertit winch thi not nice entire satisfaction. can he
returned and exchnneed, or the money will he refunded.
TIIC of Schnylkill County, are respectfully
invited to give us a . -G. ft. ZIEBER,
Agent for the Pekin Tea Company.
.Philada . ., • !ept. , 27, 181 S..
P 11, RE3DING AND
POTTSVILLV MD..
vio.tunacii.evme
---- .......
Passenge.r Trains.
Hour , of starting on and after Mondai, Oct. 6, 1845
From rottiville, at A. M.. }Daily except Sunday
" .Philada.. " 9,A. 111..
HOURS OF PASSING READING
For Philada., at 10 A. M., t_
" Pottsville " 12 A. M.... -
, RATES OF FARE.
Between Pottsville and Philada., 03,50 and 3 00
..Readidg, 111 40 apd 1 20
Oct. II • .IS-.
WHO buy for cash, are invited to buy hats
of the house favorably known as James S.
• :Martin's for many years. ,
CONSUMERS who desire to wear service
able. Hats can do so by purchasing those of our manu
facture, as we superintend every branch of the tuel
nes', personally. and are determined to sustain our rep
utation for selling the hest bats in the United States: •
HATTERS supplied with every description of Hats'
In the rough; Furs. Trimmings, &c.. the quality of
which may he depended on, as our extensive manufac-•
tory enables us to supply them of better quality than
any other House. Orders enclosing payment: promptly
and carefully_ forwarded. MARTIN & PATTON. .
• .No. 118 Market Street, Philada.
Philada., Dec. 27 1845 . 51-Imo
BU CU. dr, EVANS.
t)i)it:t1 )01 01#1 - i - :, ,, : - - . .:':: , ::::-i.::"I'_
SALT ! SALT ! !
3lilifitry 61p Munfirdory
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Meichantt!
• . _ .
- .,,Loss of , he Great •Weat.ern
ifiAbESO GRUMOLES THE_PHILADELPHIANS—,-•
' -:- Par: ATiraW . or - Hors - Ilk tts.: , ;;Digi SI- pit, 111.1 -
'- - ' l- '''' 'SINCE - VIE OP.EbIiNG' OF ,; -.•-: •'
..T.aIPPINC(Yrr •- ay..' TAYLOR ' S, • feetiong;.fise feet wide; and thirtY• inches - deep,
...- , - ..z.Gij a i. wedoxi--cat M ug. sz o i e ; •,• : . , Make a frame of the same size, with the back twce.
iltinl Ethel offer .clothingo fall kinds, ellen -twisted f eet bigh,lhe front - Ofteerr inches, slid - th is 'nides
-v v got by better than any other eittablishmest in the ' alotieti from the - back, to. the front.' - Nike tiro
- •Floa - Fre tieh
Unitattliatits: .
Cassl art
sere
813 -00
re Sackeeats'
:.... '• ".- ..- ' • 1 0 10 10 00 iasttei; each three ' feet by five, with th e ' partici sit,
it A - ' • ' •v - s •
Brown R a na Baawracra sack . ~ , 700 to • ogs grass dappmg lute s hingles, instead . oF . h .s ay . wit bless
- - -Asphatton Sack - .- . ` - - . ," , f .10 0010 -12 00 halal - Set the' frame over the pit, - 'whlcri should.
Fluty Cloth and Clissimere Bark" . • 800 to' 12 e° then be filled With Treats' horie•dutig,' which his
, En Fre rt n is ch h u ci o i t t h h D or re eini gs a a n n d d Fr prock ock Cos[ 'J .9 0 1 1 t t o o
. 15 12 A)3 00 not' lain tong, nor b een sodden py waters'
_Tread
Diagonal Cali/intern Frock' '-. .. "..• 7 001(0: 000 it down hard, then put it inuiLhe frame,light,
Blue DresiontlFrock •'t .' -' •-"- '',- 800 W . ' 18 88 and Toy rich soil; ten or twelve inched die '-' d
• -Blue. Black FrOck and Dress -' " - ...• 800 to .12 00 r : p, 813
.- Drab and Brews Fash. Suntan. ' 12 00 to -16 00 Cover it with this - Wishes. fur two or three clays.,"
'.• „Moe and Black Cloth Cloaks - . • :10'00 to . .20 00 Then stir the soil, , sow the seeds in shallow
'drills. plating; stieltsity them, to roailattieldifferem — t .
Freacti and English thssimege pgits 500 to 800
• • . '
-' Fancy Black ... •- -. •• , : 4-00 to . s'oo .
' Velvet and-Sattlnetta - Fancy Vests -2 00 to- 300 kincla.Keep the frame 'covered • with - the - glaag.
Together with starge assortment of coarse clothing: whenever , it , is cold enough• to chill the
,platus;
consisting cif durtout I wo, varying ln prices to suit 1 but"all otherlimes`. 'admit fresh air - which is i
the purchaser :As follotra -
Pilot Bpriout and Frock •-•- - .250t0.4 00 . diskiensable: 10 their health. When the sun is
Diamond Pairinetre Frock Coat - , , • 4 . -00 to . aOO I quite Warm, raise ' die glaseeti,Unarigh tii - atlinit air.
Plain Sattinette Frock ..'. ,
~ . . '54-0050 to '
o , 6 5 M oo I end, cover '
in'ens"witn." matting or hlanketai'or else
Tweed Sack .2SO to 300 I the gun may kill the. yciun'g plants . ' Water the
Stattinetie Pants of all colors .
Sattinette Vests:also Cloth Viols • 2 (10 to s'oo bed at evening; with water which has - Wood sill
All of which cannot be surpassed by any other estab-
day, or, - if is be - treat) drawn, add-a little wisrgt , twite
-
'lishment in the States. for want of tart and a disposi
tion' to please nil that furnish us with their custom; We tee.- If there-he tuo much 'heat in' the bed,' so
manufacture our own stock and warrant all 'our Foods 1 to scorch:or wither the parka, make deep boles,.
to he well examined before. cub - so there is nil mistake
wit • es__,h stak -and fill them up whinthe heat is re+
in goods pnrcbased at our wholesale and tetail clothing
store, Corner of Centre and "Mahantongo sta. Pottsville '141044. -- 'ln very cobl nights, covers ilae.box with
Ps. f- ts Taw. '.
P. 8, .We particularly- invite the attehl Inn of our,
customers aod the public irigeneral• to our_extensive.
stock 'of Cloth, Casiniere and Vestings, which have,
Just arrived, to suit the season—which will he made. uri
to order in the most fashionable and approved styles of
the day. 1.. 4. T. flatters themselves they can get up
a suit of Ombra in as good style. as any 'other estab
lishment, at least 20 per cent cheaper than the same ar
title has been purchased iii the place, for whit!' we-
can give the best of references :•-:.viz. . - '
Dr. James 8. Carpenter. Edward A. Warner; P. C.
Francis W Ruches, Esq. A. Macdonald. . '
Char,. Lensar, - Jno. K. Clement, Egq. '
Isaac Beck; . J. C. McMicken. Esq.
D. F. Pommy. Horace ttinlth: Esq.
Jnn. C. Neville, Esq. ' ' Jas. N. Campbell. Esq?
A. Ranalilson, . . Robert N. Palmer; Esq,
B Cummings, Esq. E. SI, Haven, .
Geo. 11. Potts, .1. C. Shoemaker,
Geo..w. Snyder, William Newell, Jun.
Samuel Lewis, Chas. Lewis.'
Charles De Forest,' ' ; James Patterson,
N. Enterline.
T. FnAter.
Dr. Halberstadt,
S. .1 Potts.
James McKee,
James limes,
A. B. White
A. Russet.
E. B. Etchholtz,
Nov. 15
Bl?.11D1' 4. , ELLIOTT,
Watcluxiakera and Jewel ers,
FROM . THE • CITY OF PHILADA.
. .
.....;e 4 - - ..'
.; ~ Rffpectittly announce, an:
' . ii.S7 . they hAve taken the sioretwnt
dour o tieli•e'S new ii4ilCl. - 31
i e !
' hi- lower end or Centre lo
in the Borough - of Pottsville.
'l:o,_ i
. si. , , :'.' , : : C,..,.- where . they h have -rnKtntly
)
k 4,...._
th
b : 4
9_.
..,,,,,,,,:, i,
, f rer t o ;en.. 3 0 010 , w nssortl i tteni
' ... of C LOCKS A" 1E.. %
1.41 - . &JEWELHY. ' - • .
- I hby pled , e thernseliea tO gnodi at as
low prices on they eon be bought at ail other estaft.
lialitnent-in-Pott,Ole or, deew ere.and belte,eitr-thLy
ean;reitder full aid entire satisfaction (as regards
both quality and price.) to all who may favor them
with their patronage. ,
XT Clucks Watches of every deer:6oton, care
luny repaired and twit-ranted. '
. WILLIAM RR 41)Y.
• . JOSILPLI S. ELLIoTir.
Pottsville, Oct. 18, 815. • 42L. if
IRON! IRON!!
li R 1 T. is POT T, ;;
• A r 9
TOWN HALL, "„1
HAVE an assortment ^ f rolled and. hammered
IRON, curisisong of from 1- round to 2 inch !
Scroll trout •,1 2
Squares T rion a ato Z a }
Hamtn'td ore from 3a 3 i nc h.
Scollop iron of carton= dimensions.
Crow Ears, l'lough Irons,
I.lOrbe.shoe hats, Sledge
• 1110,11.15. Juniata Slit
Nails, mid Horse
Shoe Rods.-
. • • STEEL.
• •
Guinan Cast Steel.
Shear Sicel, English . •
A,mr•ite.rn Illiste . r.
German Seel, ..S;u•Sng
• Steel, &C.. Are., 4.e
June '2B, _ 28—
POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS.
ErqgZ"
W. .111 e G [Pi NIS.
fl EPETFIII.I. Y annonnees to the Public, that he
11 has taken the Establishment known as the Potts
ville Iron Works, on Norwegian street, where he is
prepared to build all kinds, of Steam Engines, manu
facture Rail Road Cars, and Nlaeltinery of almost every
descrintiomat the shortest notice, and on the Mal rea
sonable terms.
•
cr Persons from broad, in want of area in Engines
will find it to their advantage to give him a call before
engaging elsewhere. Mav II
NEW CASH DRY GOOD, FANCY AN o,,TRINMING
- STORE,
IN TILE ROOM FORMF,RLY OCCUPIED By
MRS. PIuI.VIPS IN CENTRE-STREET...
he subscriber respect fat iv mfornis the citizens of
rottsvilie and the pdhlic iu prneral.• that he has just o
pened a fresh assortment of the newest etyles of goods
conststiong of
Lairw; Alpacas. and Huh:urines
with a variety of fancy goods. Also, a new and We
did style of
Prints, S;lk, ThibctAlpaca and other Shawls
Blue, and Black-Cloths of a superior gttalit f.
Ile has also on hand. •
Sewing Silk, Spool and (dent Thiead (If the
hest quality, Gloves and ficifsiery, Strati, Leg,
bar», Gimp, Braid and oMer styles of Fancy
Bonnets, by flit. case, doz. or single .Bonnet,'
Men's and Boy's Leghorn
All of be sold at the inweot rash pthes. '••
' AD:LW Iv— JOSEPr MORGAN.
POTTSVILLE BOOT 4- SHOE STORE ._
CENTRE ST. AI:WINING THE POTTSVILLE HOUSE.
'CARD. \ , : •
..
‘. 5..& J..FOSTER, •
' RESPECTFULLThnvita the attention of
t'S ^ tobrifolor.i,.enaffvas
Show.i. nd.:ca'strivvrgiuitts,,tilt,nri;e.is‘t.i.itrii,
"k .,:u '.., . crMnied their stork and no'w offer Boats atid
V s it .
Shoes at wholesale and retail at the lowest
rate. and no mistake.' ,
They have also of hand Sole and Upper Leather,
Calf-skin, Morocco. Lining. Skins, B•mte.s. Lasts, and
a gene ral assortment of Shoemakers' itindir:ms.
Aims And Shoes of every kind. manufactured to or
der at short notice.
January to, l a th. - - • • 2. 7 3m0
~ -
siteilin
AND MACIIINE :MANUFACTORY.
1 •fir, subscriber it prepared to furnish all kiiids of
:Marbuirry, such as ' , team Engines/ either high or
low pres:imre—blOwine ann punipin_vEngities, naw- and
grist mi Breakers and tit her neat pinery connec
ted With the mining baseness. Also, bone's. irtin boats,
protielleis -and propeller Ingines, iron and 111 . 31 , 9 t as
tines, and all other nrtigles in his .line of bieoness; at
his establishuient in 2d' street, heinti the Rail Road,
Camden; New Jersey
..101it F. STARR,
Late of the firm of—MOSES STARR & SONS:
Camden. (fsi , Jersey,) N0v.1,1815.
MARSH'S SUPERIOR:PATENT
I t
'u-r TRUSS
, ••-• - - N .
,T.,____ -.- . .
• ) ' ;- " Ni. .
-
Also,
Dr. Jo,eph !Nero bdomtnal
Stappor. et a.
A- sooply of the above ur'ieles, just received
and for sale, at tive n,anul. ciurers price., by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN,
Druggist
•
October 28,
,- , 44
Boarding
THE Subscriber has recently opened a boaldink -,
house in
,Market street, Potts% die. and will be
pleased to have a number:Cr respectable boarders .
--.Good accommodation will be furnished on reason
able terms. Also transient Boarders accommodated
on reasonable terms.
ELIZA HAUG - HAW:OUT.
Pottsville May 3d- ' 18—ly
T IIE GOVERNIENTAL iNslnucTott,
Or a brief
and - comprehensive view of the government. of the
Un fled States, and of the State government'," in
lessons designed for the use of schnols,by .1( 13. Shur
tiff •; Also REVISED STATUTES OF :THE UNITED
-STATES, and adrllflanal laws to 1544, reduced toques-'
lions and answernlor the use of schools and families,
by Wm. B. WedOctod, Just received and for sale at
lIhNNAN'S cheiOlook store.
N0v.2(1
g!gl
fatitci's
REMIELTIONS FOR CiIII.IIBES..:—QpO Or the
most useful and impotent is, the cultivation of
flowers and fruits. This, especially for the daugh- -
tens, of a family. is greatly promotive of health and
amusement. It is ivith the, hripeV that many ,
young ladies. whose' habits:me non' 'so formed,
that' they can never he induced to a course of ac
tive domestic exercise, so lung as their parents are
able to hire domestics; may yet be led to an' em%
ployment, which will tend to secure health and
vigor of constitution. that so much space is given
in this work, to utrectiope fur the, -cultivation of
fruits and 'flowers. It would be a most desirable
improvement, if all - female schools, could be. furs ,
bibbed with suitable grounds and instruments, for
the eultivation 01 fruits and Bowers, and every irt.;,
duceinent olfe . red; to engage the young. ladies in
this pursuit.. 'No father„„who wishes to have bit
daughters grow- up' to. be healthful women,: tall
take a surer method to secure this end. ••: . Let him
set apart a •frorticin of tie:yank and ganren, - fee
fruits and flowers. Mid:see - that theiodls well erres.
pared and dug over„and itU the rest may coil,
mined to the care of the children. These woidd.
beed to be" provided with a light , hoe. and.rake. &-
dibble, or „geld n trowel,s .watenotpot, and Means'
slid opponunitive for- securing. seeds, roots, buds
and grafts, all whi h ungLt be dorm; at a triflingee
pease. with piper eneonragedirrit„ and by
the aid of 'such Mien:turns as are Contained in'this
Work. every man, wine has even half an acre;could,
secure a small Eden around his premise&
Ito pursuing this thriusement.' children can also
be led - to acquire many useful habit& Early A.' ,
sing would, in many cases, be thus seerareill and
it tarry were renuaretrto keep their walks and bor.
'dere free from weeds and rubbish, habits of, order
and neatness would Imihduced: Benevolent and
ducted feelings could also be cultivated by influ
encing .children to share their fruits and flowers
with Mends and neighbors, as wellas to distribute
roots and seeds to those, who , have not the means
of procuring them. A woman dr a child, giving .
seeds, or slips, or 'toots, to a washerwoman, or a
farmer's boy,abus exciting them to love and culti-z
rate fruits and llowera, awakens a new and relin
ing source of enjoyment in minds, which have
few a sources more elevated than mere phyritcal
enjoyments. Our SalliOUr directs, in making feasts,-
to call, not the rich, who can recompense again,
but the poor who can make no returns._ So child
ren imourd be taught to dispense their little treasu
res, not atone to companions and friends, who will
probably- return similar favors ; but to those wbo
have no means of making any return. If the rich
who acquire love tor the enjoyments of tasti4 and
have the means to gratify it, would aim . to extend
among the poor, the cheap and sirtiple enjoyment
of lams and blowers, our Country would soon
literally -blossom as the rose." -
If tne lathes of a neighborhood would unite
small contributionirjand send a list.utlower.seeds
,arid routs to some respectable and Molest florist,
who would not be likely to • turn: them off with
trash, the could divide these among thsthselves, so
as to secure an obundent variety, at a very small
expense. A bag of flower-amis.. which can be
obtained ac wholesale, for four cents would . abun
dantly t•upply a whole neighborhood; and, by the
gathering of seeds in the Autumn, could be per
pet ifated.—.ll/,,rs' &ether. .
Work for • March.
• 1
In the parlance Of pu;;ilists, it is said, that the
"•first prow is bait• the bailie,' and it this old saw
hot Is good in the philosophy of the ring, it may ,
he affirmed with equal truth, that in all the upe !
rations of agrieuffirre, whether, an- planting or
farming, to begin right, al•the right time, greatly.
tends to improve the t hunces oIaUCCeSP, as well as
to lessen the Whirs of the field. 'lt is, therefore,
no t mopporiune•in the commencement of spring
'to remind our brituren, that it is 11 important
that they should go to toe:r work with strong arms,
willing hearts, and resolute determinations to de- -
verse the smiles of providence. A conicionsneks
that one has done all that in his power lied to en
sure prosperous' results, even amidst defeat and
disappointment, nerves him ,with that resignation
never fails-to win adrotration for thopresent; •
while a gives him an assurance for a brighter fu
ture; for who inure than he who meets adverse
fate with eqanitnity, has a right to look prospec
tively atibad tor better fortune? None. If it be
asked, how are we to begin right the answer is
at hand.- Always:be ahead of your work. _Nev
er plough your gmunds unless they be in good
condition, and be su re never. to let an opportunity
when itiey are eu t I pass unimproved. • (set your
several crops in at the proper periods.' Be sitroto
have your - grounds well plotighed. rolled and har
rowed. until they be reduced to the finest state -of •
filth of which tory may be susceptible. Plough
ilhep.' Sow arid plant - good . seed; Keep your
hoe and plough-crops'eleamfroin the period of their
up-coming until they are laid by. Be not ambi
lulus to spread your cultivatioci over untold acres.
but rather let it be your pride to manure ____
you cultivate. ,Make the accumulatiowor manure; • .
the main branch of your system, and ,when ac
eumulati:d, protect it from the effects of deteriora
tion from exposure to. the sun and rains. Keep.
on hand at all timesmn arnple.suptily of the- best
tools and implements of huribatidry,' and be•stiro •
that they are always in goad order and never ex-.
posed to injury from the weather. Be: tharfol-
lows these plain common sense rules to the letter ,
and in the spirit, will nine times out of ten suc
ceed, unless indeed the elements conspire against
him, and - destroy the best directed exertions. Anti
under ibis belief, we will proceed to point out a
how of the :natty things which should be- looked
to. .
•
ON THE FARM:
COWING or an ARS assns.-As we are athong those
w h o diem that ,n 0 system of husbandry-yan be _
perfect that dues net keep a due .proportion of the!,
faro, in grass, - we will remind our readers_thrit
ery field in, wheat or rye should be sown with co..i;
ver, olthoUgh it may not-he intended to let it re-j,
main in gra ,, ,s for pasture or fur hay. Therefore.
though in many regions of our eountryit may be .
too late to sow clover seed. yet if theiebe any -who
may.nof have gotten in his \seed. let him do so
forthwith. and if the ground is sufficiently dry. to
admit of the operation, it would be well to herl
row and tbll in the seed. Let no one entertain
any fears of injuring the crrip of wheat or TA
for-if the ground be in a, sound 'condition he will
do's positive benefit to either crop. .
Ctovse Pistma.-;--All fields in clover , should
have a bushel-of Plaster per acre, sown thereon
as soon as practicable, a: moist day to be 'coke=
ted for the operation. 'Py attending to.this
ten times the value of the plaster_will be-added yo
the product.of bay, while the soil itself . will be
clothed , with en absorbent that will -continue
through the - season to drew from the atinosphere
whatever - there may be floating in it that is calcu.
ltged to enrich the soil or furnish pahulum.to the
plants; far, of a truth, it is thus that plaster acts,
'or so small a quantity as does, could,,not produce
(het idoniThingiSesults ivhieh are so gratifyingly
witnessed by the eltseryinglarinironiwhich,con
tribute so hugely to, the Sustenance and comfort of
his *tuck-, objects which we are sure are dear ie.
the pride and hearts of every good man.
1 I - CM be centime:4j .