E. ((Clippings.
Uhe Divustib . 1c bcr
svp a promised-olva vc l ff youramokiig,
The day I consentod to wed,
How little I thought you were joking ;
ovr fondly I bellavcd what yma said,
Then, Oho, how completely you gold me
:With blandishments artful and vain
1 1V hen you emptied your shod' box and me,.
Tow/lever would SA/ it again. '
•:'Whose fumes. so oppressive from purring,
1 158y - ft-slime:is the-rn!ace that flocs?
whence the,epjny recut of stuffing .
• A pared of dust ft, your nosy 7
By the habits you -Thus ure pursuing •
There -cep be No pirazilire Cf ;
; -EMT irrational:filen, hr r 6 ;
•Now as-Itsuot4try alums 67
'en*,ars,etatte to threNterwe each, neatly',
Arid six pence an ounce, is your sia;
Consider how muck; Men yearly --
Yon waste on that horrific tuff.
Why, the eums.in tobacco, you spend, h• e,
The wealth in your e nutT ',ex..) on Mfr.
Mould-procure or Are,.tes, 110 cot s . love,
- :And Leeresue in glorrs,pnly
":I.l7l‘at'a WriTEC, for your person I verale,
..'Tis grrinT;ar..-fm , ". 00 rt eao ;
how sliould - yeelike to , re.seml le
A - Fruoky and ei,utry ehi man
rerun at Om call of AtTettiol!,
The liabitel ceenetellihirej • ;
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Or yceellepoil both your. nos. and I . tunpie,).l"ll,
..And ruin yenriee , h 1 naisettre.
A St.v•Tre uv Tun Ontivonc,—one of our
.adb e irihers, (seys.the:Rhode Wand Republican.)
Who happened to be in Near ut,,last summer, gm
'down into-the bar rhom.'ati l an-early hour, when
theis wasmoborly bit a'boy ireutendonre; wheel
In, who should come in, but n ; tall, well dressed,
eery solemn looking gentleman (if was n yearly
meeting.) Be looked about for a mo.nent, and
then turning to the boy.-
. 'Boy,' said he, 'dons thee ever make any lemon
ado 1•
.Cettaiiily sir,' said the boy, , a great deal every
-13rty: . •
Well, make me a glass; ttike that barge's
'tumbler.' „ .
• Boy adzes the ingredients, .ami pouts in-the
•Avater about half full.
.Stap—istave-r.. vacancy. Has thee any old
French Brandy?'
!Yes sir:
•WeII, pour till I tell thee to stop:
(Pours.)
'Stop! Hag theti ony gootl'iamaies Rum?
...None, sir.'
.Any Santa Cruz l' . '
.Yes! .
well pour till Itell thee to stop.'
.(Pours.tu
'Stop.'
e-
Boy Mires, ana 'then um Quaker friend, setting
hebrimluil, welt seasoned brehker, to hit lips
poured down in ono continuous stream, the whole
draught, Without the—interruption of a brealli.-=
Then, with that look , of sati‘faction to the hint.'
Man, which on such Occasions is t.cen: but riot do-.
Beriberi, he eat down his glas, and called ‘vhat's to
pay. lie paid and turned to g away, but ' , topped
•as di had forgotten Forn,thit)g - . Just as hr
reached the door, and 'Casting back an (le to the
fountain of refreshment, where Lc bad
the ezhilerating beverage, he-exclaitimed:
'Lad. thee's: a 'eery 'small boy, but thee ma k e s
great [manacle:
Our ole. -subscriber, Who witnessed the above,
intya that-taking it altogether he thought he mould
have split. .
A G u m, .TEST.—We twirtl # story the other
day which is too good to be last. Farmer Dick.
ens, for so we stall call tutu, cm; of the neich-hor..
ihg York county farmers, alike -noted for his
shrewdness, and pretty girls . . was Nisitstl by Jo
Jenkins, under pretence of 'trading oxen. 'while N..:
real of was to secure one of Former Dia.en,'
daughters. • Finding no way to accomplish his
real °Eject - without a direct appeal to the old man,
he ventured to pop the '
question, and recekcd in
return a-mtost decided negative., Jo, watt not
shrewd enough to .manage for his girls. JO' noth
ing daunted, wiled the trade in oxen. and spite. of
the farmer's shrewdness, succeeded in a Maittio.
fop which the old man (mind himself essvitially
'shaved.' -At the nett appearimee of JoMi .
mer'lliekens, , all was changed, and the ofd man
at once declared that het ,{bight go ahead, for if. he
was ehreavrienough to:..t.hent him, he could risk
.itiers with the gals: Jul ahead, took possesion
df desised'object,' and thus fir has shown. thm
the-old man was:net in error, as to hisconamsion.
=-Greed. Falls Transcr%pl.
CRAWLS YELLOWYLVsii oS TUE it s i uto . o.-
' , We took our places in the ,arriage in the da:k
both of us covered with a jib of packages. and
Mary Hann en sulky that she would nakspeak for
roma minutes. - ,At last she sßqlo nut— .
'Hose you all the small parcels l' •
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.Twenty-three in all,' says I,'
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.Then give me tiaLy: ' . .
.Gki - you , what ?' eaje I.
' iGiVeine baby. • .
tWhat hasn't y-y-yeoan gpt hind' says I.
, 0 mussy ! You should have heard hes ehreak!
We'a left him on the lidge.et Gtos'ter i'
TEEL LAST MILLEII Srony.The foilo , sing an
ecdote is told in the Knickerbocker, id N. 1 . •
A malice of foci old ce:.fe nan in New Eng
land, whose wife was a thorough .11rstructiont-t.'
was awakened out of hit sleep by hir:lll.S.C.Atil drib,
ono stormy Murch . night, wan—
. Husband! did you hear „ tG.rt noise.? Its Ga.:
brie! a cowing! it the sound of him t ivtriot f. 4
'Oh, lishaw. you o 0 fool!' Teplyti the gnnl trnin
'du you suppose Gabriel is suell an ass vis to tome
on iarels in such
„good sleiall/llg ilk 1 1 trlt
you it's the wind—turn SATE and to Aeep,l!
'Did you Oay you were a Waukee saki a lari'!
brig at• Fairfax Court Huse, Ci einia, at
house we pus up , ; I . I
s_vr. a. sears ago, with the inten
tion of passing•thri night.
we replied, we belong 10 the
*Well,l.declare, how lucky ! you sire the very
man I hare been looking torOhii lone; tittie.
want you to fialoi my clock!' rjacubted Ire ti
ecstactes of joy. -
_ Two ignorant persor•.F fell into a dispote, nboin."
the native place of Jonah, who, as the eli-rayoaro
told them in his text, or et least they unikrootal
him, once otoollowed a Whafr. .1 sett you said
ape / with great earnestness, •this Joun'A. nAs no
Boston man; ho was n riewlouloitovier—a levit
of a 'fellow for fish.
. =
On I C . :flip:l.—Whilst lScots was taking
his soup, President Polk was engaged in 5 w,,11.),
lug .the whole of two:a onv:Creinen.
clans gulp at &;I, 40; but it would not go down, it
min k i n hi s throat--'Litt at . .length he spit Ent all
but 49, when down it went ! . .
The Ledger calls its, own fussing attout (ion
Scott and the soup, wit -
THE FAPMETI: ANI) Tilt LAWlrill.-Why (11-5
you not hold np:your bend as I .do - ?' inquired an
alistocratio lawyer of a fanier.
0 8quire' said the farmer, ' , kink at that field of
grain—all the 'valuable heads hang down, 'Awhile
those that have nothiugin Atem stand oinii;ht.'
A:4 laroursran's BEtt ay.— A gentleman em
ploying an Millman, wished to know what reli.p,
ion he war of, and one day asked him—
paddy, my boy, what to yOur belief!'
it my belief. your honor ! Well.l owe Ails-.
tress Cromichan five dollars for rent. and it's her
belief ru never-pay her, and faith that's my &-
lief too!' .
In a party a few evenings since, it vets gOted,
'why is a woman unlike a looking gla r?' _ Tt
was answered. 'became the first speak* withnot
sefieeting. and the second refras without speak
tug. .
• 1 -A doctor in England, advertises in the papers
'thstilieJass removed his' residence near the grave
'Yard, for tire greater convenience of his patients.
Tux)4ea. Sterasr.—On Wednesday evening
last, the Sea Serpent arrived at !Valiant, for •one
1 week only: ---
The late National .Fair, has had several goad
clrects.. Several ladies have beeti married, who
1 .1 4 e-eme acquainted with their companions at That
~ikightful resort.- • ,
Wberi is - a witty saying, like s discharge of
Artillery? . kr; - • -
When the flash is followed by at roar.
rAkirkzer migreavre
FOR .THE USE OF- MINES, „RAILWAYS._ Am..
Fur tale, or bop/in:pi to order, by at •obs;riber.
riESE noPes are now almost excluvrely,used
the Colliaries and ounce Railways in Great Brit-I
"c.n.. and are found to be greatirgaPerior to neitafmtl
ones as regards safety; durability anti economy. -
The Patent Wire Ropee have proved to be still in
good condition after - three year's service, hi the same
sitnntlon where the-lieurnert ones, previously used, of
double' the slgeunn weigit wmild 'wear out in nine or
ten months. They have - been used for almost every
purpose to iv hich Hempen Room, and chains have been
applied. Mines, Railways. •Ileavy Cranes, Standing
Rigging. Window Cords, - Lightning Conductors-Signal
halyards, Tiller Rivesace. They ate Made either of
lion or Copper Wire, and in.cases of.muzb esphsure
to dampness, of --Calvanizeil Wire.
Testimonials from Oa most eminent Engineer s in
England tan he shown as to their efficiency,and any
additional information required respecting, the differ
ent descriptions anti apnlicatien wilt be given by
• aI,FII.PD F..KESIr, 75 'trout st ,hew York.
Sole Agent in the United States.
New York, May 3Utb. /36.. ,
tr The subscriber liat been appointed Agent "
sale of the Patent Wire Rope in this Region.
ti-rs left at Mae office; stating size, weight ant
will be srompily attended to. - R. RAI'
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NEW AND ENTENsiv
Clothing -
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Pima
' rrIlE snbseriber has just returned from the cities of
I , ;elv Turk and Philadelphia with a splendid and
cheap assortment of Cloths, Cassirueres 'and VestinV3
of the latest importations, comprising the best black
French and English wool dyed, Cloths. superfine black
French Doe Skins and English wont dyed Cassimeres,
French and English Fancy CMS* such as Olive, Brown;
Invisible (keen, &c., French Fancy Cassimeres of the
latest Spring styles, plain and fancy yestings. black
cashmete, ceslimeretts, while and buff canal
mereF, light fancy velvets, Marseilles, &f. ; all of
which he is prepared to manufacture to cider in the
very best style, and at prices at which he is determined
no-customer shall complain. Beim:himself a practical
tailor, and employing cnitera and workmen superinr to
any others in the place, he Is able to warratif'every ar
ticle inanufactured by bins to give satkfactinn to . the
most particidarin fashion, fit and finish. •
The. subscriber has also just opened at his new store
the largest, best, and most fashionable stock of ready
made clothing ever offered to the Pottsville public; all
of whichtie will dispose of at prices which cannot fail
to satisfy purchasers. viz:
Fine Black J:Enrk. coats from *lO Mt to $lB 00
Ont . Press tbi 6 00 lit CO
."K On : Sack 5 51) -10 50
--:n cfcFr4ck and Dress ChM, 800 18 00
summer Tweed Coats 2 50 .1 50
Linen , • do 75 200
' Fine Cassintere Pantaloons, dark
'and fancy colors 3 50 .7 50
French Cassiniere Pantaloons,
(summer gomb) 2 50 5 50
Linen Pantalrions 02) 1 21
Stip.:rtiiie black Satin Yeats,. - 3 50 3 041
.- j do
,do ' • 150 3 on
Fancy vests Cashinere4•Cashmerettel 75 2 50
Marseilles Vests . 02# 1 50 '
The. subscriber's establislfment may very properly be
culled the Pottsville Emportnin of Fashion, where gen
tlemen may always obtain tittlyarticle of gentlemen's
wear, Buell as shirts, colloi, handkerchiefs, .scarfs,.
gloves, hoer, stppetitiers, &e. &c , suited to the fattid
ions tame finite exquisite, the plain habil'. ()rifle, sub
stantial citigen.,or the Wools of the industrious labo
rer. Ile can clothe a man from heart to foot with a
of clothes for $2 50, which is cheap enough fur the
priresr.
C:-The soliseriber htis just received the latest London,
'Park. New Vorksi nd'Pltiladelphla and Summer
Fashions. Any - taste can lie suited at his new store in
Centre street, , next door above Clemenes Drug store,
Pottsville. - 11. T. TAYLOR.
Don't f.ract place
April IS, ;SW,
cOLLIERY WORKS,
l'6'iT*s.)lllC 3LitIMENE SWOP.
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•II E sunseriliers, nt iheir old stand, corner of nail
'load ithil Callowhill streets, are prepared to mAti
ufActure to order, at the shortest notice, Steam Fr: inc.',
and of any power and capacity for mining and
other purposes. Ilatrin's Coni Breaking Afachiors, with
solid owl perforated rolletNas may be required.
'En t inu and Wormy , Cylinders with all neces
sary machinery foe - Bhuitl'arnami. Jfat Air Piper, of
the most approved plane, Cup and Bill plata and Wa
ter n s.ere, ape Very beet construction.-,They pa r
lientarly hero the attention of Iron Masten. and Par
' ice engaged:la thin hen trade, to them large stock of
Po/tress for. /20/M...i111175. having lately constructed
the machinery for thin ofthe largest Mills in the coun
try. viz :77ie ITyonting dill at Wilkesharre. and the
Pullin.: Mill oftm 'Montour Iron Wort,s. Danvire.
They are fully prel e for this kind of work, together
IS it li every variety ofgeneral machinery Ofthegnal
irh ortheir work and materials, it is ',mitten In say,
Hunt tinse and etperneer, the most Othilliliteteetr• itaVe
imily dr mrtr , t rated the genuine character of their en
via,. and uurltiurry.. .
are respechilly solicited and rill be prnmptly
attended to. I1AYW001) A: SNYDER.
Pottsville, Januar.V, 17, 1816, a-ly
17: - aluable Coal Tracts' to Rent.
leases, to snit applicants, all that tract Of
1. land belonging to the North American Coal Cn.,
known as the Mill Greek Tract. containing ,the
in r. list of coal Veins, many of whirti,—among others;
'the Peach Nlnnotain Velna—having a range °rover a
male. in length, viz Spohn, Barracteuch,
,Pearson, Clarkson.. Stevenson, Little Tracey, Peach
iMoontain Veins, Green Parkornarensdale Vein, Per
..tiondicular. Dianiond, and Dig Diamond Veins, along
with many-others' not named. '
Alm} all that tract railed the. Junetimi Tract, belong
ing to the said Company, containing the Salem, Forrest,
MOW, Mlle, Mar:Blies, Tunnel, Black Mine, C. Law
ton and Alfred Lawton Veins. Also, a Saw Milt not
(;?1,4 Mill.sitimied on the Mill Creek Tract. all of which
will be r,•niea on rmoderate terms by applying.tn
Pothwttle, Feb. 21
Meath Engine
AND NIAOIIINF, 'MANUFACTORY.
ri ME subscriber Is prepared to furnish ell kinds of
I IsThrhsnpry. surh as Steam Engines, either high or
low Twesroro—blowing ano pumping Enaines„saw and
zrist mitt—Coal lfreakers od tither machinery xon nee
led with the mininghtunness, Med, boile:s, iron boats,
propellers and propeller ^neines. Iron ,and brass vas
tines, and till other articles iri his line of ,bueiness, at
e.rtahlishmsnt 2d street, below the Rail Road,
Camden, New Jersey. -
JOIIN F. STARR,
Late of the firm of MOSES STARR & SONS:
Camden: (New JemeY;) Noe. 1,1815. 414 f
Coal Screens ! Coal Screens ! !
MITE mitcriber ortenitively entered in thematic
factory of - WOVE?i wine SCREENS upon an
improved nod entirelybew principle, for whirl he has
secured LETTERA PATENT. and which he confident.
ly believes will be (mind upon trialigaperior to every
other screen in one for 'durability and aII the qualities
of at grind screen. 'They are woven entirely of wire,
and can he made with meshes and threadsof , any re
dline) size and strength. • -
WIRE WEAVINti'OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
Will be executed rit lb' shortest notice, and screens
made to every pattern, adapted to all- the uses far
'which screens ere required. --
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frr The subscriber has recently removed his estab.
['lbw-at to Coal street, near the corner of Norwegian
street. HENRY JENKINS.
Pottsville; April 4 1616
PACKING YARN..
'THE subscriber respeo luny informs his friends and
1 the publicin general, that he has appointed .1. I'
Whitney, Agent for the sale of his superior Italian
Hemp Packing Yarn, who will keep a constant supply
at the iron Works of E. 'V
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THOMAS JACKBON.
May 2., i6m-4--113: - • Heading, Pa.
OSBORN'S WATER COLORS
In boxes of
,
12, 18 and 24 colors, best yjnaltiv, at less than Manta:ie.
turer'a mires, jut received and for ale at LIANNAN 4 I3,
Cheap Stationery Store, Pottsville, Also. To, Palats
in every variety. April 4, INS ' 111-.
WHY .YE' DIE?
INDIAN VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE PILLS C,
,BANNAN'S BOOKSTORE, POTTS ViLLFZ,
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HE nnpiedecented success that has attended the
use of these Pills in the practice r of the proprietor
for thetas! six or eight years, has induced him to yield
to, the importunities of many who have used and been
henefitted by them, and make arrangements to "plaee
them - within the reach of the public generally. In do=
ling in be feels called upon to say that the Indian Ve
getable Restorative Pills aradecidedly superior to any
pith which he isacquainted. They combine the prop
erties of many of the best vege:able medicines, lased
tin Pills] to such a manner as to afford not only unme
iltlate and temporary bur permanent relief. ,
The valuable tonics which enter into their composi
ion by their action upon the secretory organs hold. in
7ck the purgative principle and induce a gentle' and
mural operation without inconvenience or path, and
bile th-y restore a natural and healthy action of the
trintacii, liver and bowels, they increase, Instead of
iminishing the strength of the patient. The general
Inpinionthat a powerfhl and violent purgative is neces
sary, le founded in error, they in general irritate the
Stomach and bowers, derange the-secretions end are
preduct Ise of veryserious ronsequenees, and ii, should
he known that the great mans of pills in general use
lire composed of the most powerful and Irrating purga
tives, and act wilt too great a degree of Violence, pro
ucing that derangement in the system that is followed
my constipation of the boWeli, indigestlnti and costive- .
reps From these farts the nittnral inference would.
e ilir to maintairn uniform he%ith, it is necessary to
Forre t unhealthy secretions, expel morbid !tumors and
nrif y the system, by the useol'a medicine that will act
diciently yet mildly, assist instead of disarranging the
mans of the system and Witt bring nature in its pr
f
-- er and healthy channel. To accomplish which, n
i
edirine is eaperfrt to the Indian Vegetable Ilestara
ire Pills ; their operation Is, in ordinary doses, to ;no r '
emote a naturafand easy evacuation, and at the same
line by their tonic property impart vigor and health t
the system, but when a powerful and speedy operating
is necessary, it wit' be accomplished by increasing the
dose, which may be done with perfect safety as they
are entirely Vegetable.
I They have been used as a family medicine for years
rrmaul of the first respectability—and although they
e not. reeoutmended to "heal all the ills that flesh is
heir, to," yta 'ti has been very Tire that it has been
found necessary for Hinge using them to employ any
Other medicine, and their occasional use will almost its
variably prove an effectual preventive to disease.—
They are exactly adapted to the use of families, tray
dllers and seamen ; they cleanse the !timid, causing a
free circulation—open obstnictions and promote the
accretion of healthy bile, and consequently preen el
der/ern medicine for Nausea, Indigestion, .Nervous dis
orders. Dejection. Liver Complaint, painiin the Head,
;Aide and Brims', Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Urin
in* ohstructions..Ague and Fever.llillians and Inter
' intent Fevers, Dysentery. Rheumatism, Scrofula, and
tire eminently useful in all female complaints—and in
foe word. all diseases arising from unhealthysecretions
rid impurity of thehlood. Numerous testimonials of
their efficacy in sorneular canes, might be'added, but
the proprietor pref. rs presenting a few certificates of
their general character, from persons of unquestiona
ble candor and veracity, who would not in any degree
tend thirty influence to promote any thing that is not of
_decided utility, and rely upon (heir intrinsic merits to
gain them ,a reputation. feeling the most perfect confi
dence
_that none will abarNion their use who give them
:a fair/dal..
CERTIFICATES.
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The following ccares are the Rev. Thos.
Newman, and the. Rev. David Wetu.ter. Ministers in
the Methodist Episcopal Church, New Yoik Confer.
once.-
••, Dr. Osnonm—Dear Sir:-1 have tised your Indian
Vegetable Restorative Pills myself and made use,of
ihem in my family, and most cheerfully recommend
them as a very valuable family medicine.
1 - Resp-ct fully,
J .: THOMAS NEW:VAN.
1 ' MARLBORO, Aug. 4,1916.
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Dr. OSBORN—Dear Sir:-1 have for some time past
mode trim of your Indian Vegetable. Restorative Pills,
both myself and in my family and do most cordially re
commend them as a superior family medicine. Their
action is exceedingly mild arid effiracinus and so far as
My experience goes they are all that you recommend
them to be • Respectfully yours,
DAVID VEBSTER.
Price 23 rents per box, containing from 35 to 10 Pills.
Por sale wholesale and retail, at BANNAN'3 Book
sTiore, Tone:111e, and by the following Agents in the
Qouttty :
JOHN G. BROWN. "
ARLES I. 4 WTON, Jr.& Co., St. Clair.
' CHARLES R. DE Paltl.:6T, .Minersril/e.
OZ- /tents for I he sale of these. Pills, wanted in all the
Towns in the County, at the usual rates.
May 16,1816. ' - • —2O
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T N. PIIF.SENTINC this valuable medicine to thepub-
I irc, J as a remedy for COUSumption, and Pit!tannery
i t _
ases.in general, I have been' actuated solely by the
e Ait eticeee• attending its use in my own immediate
n. is:libation - id, and a desire to benefit the afflicted, I
sl all simply endeavor to give a brief statement of its
usefulness. and linter myself thatits surprising effica
cy will enable mein furnish such proofs of its virtues
as will satisfy the most Incredulous, that CON,SUMP
TION may and "CAN HE CURED," if this medicine is
Venorted to in time. As Consumption, however is a
„ttiliense which 'differs much in the severity "fits syme-
MO, and the rapidity of its progress, and has long mif
-141 the akill of physicians it cannot be supposed that
this or any other remedy Is capable of effecting. a
hire -in every case and in every stage of the disease;
oil the contrary, we must expect it to fall sometimes, a
circumstance which occurs daily,with all the nio.t I'3l
- bible remedies we possess, for the most simple discus
yet: The proprietor enbmits the following testimonials
units favor from citizens of this County, Well known
• to;the public. . .
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;Ma. %V. J. llssa„--Itaving. been afflicted for the .ist
thirty years with Consumption, and having had the ad
ii"Fe of amne orate most eminent Physicians,and was gi
ven up an incurable. Itivas induced to make trial of your
in r yaluable Expectorant, and ant happy to say that I am
entirely cured, and =attending to my daily occupation
whining!. 1 had never been afflicted. Previous to ta
kfi,e your. EX PEVTOHANT, 1 could not, if 1 had been
so disposed, do anything at my trade. I have since ree
oMmended it to several of my friends, and particularly
one case °Moss' , sten Consemrrinit, and am happy
to state that in every instance it had the de:had effect.
I Yours respectfully JOSHUA. HAWKINS
in chuylkilllfaven, October 1,1849.
• - SCHUYLKILL Ilsven, January 1, 15 1 5,
r. W. J llsss,--;Drae Sire—Having been afflicted
with a severe pain in the breast, I was induced to try
y ,ir Expectorant, and after using one bottle of it, (Mind
it to relieve me, and I do not hesitate in recommending
it In the public as a valuable medicine for Colds, Coughs
and All of the Breast.
DAVID CIIII.LM3, Ag't.
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1 Jain respectfully yours Are.,
I EDWARD .1111NTZINGERf
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I SCiIITYLKILL trAVEX, October 10, 1811.
F was taken with a had cold some time ago, and used
one or two bottles ofilfr kegs' .E.Tpertorant, which re
firyed me. (nach.,and should I have occasion for the
Liberec a ettin.l would freely call on Mr, Maxtor his in
colnable Expectorant. .• - DANIEL. li. STAGER.
Scnovrtits, }fears, July, 29,18.15.
els. WILLIS W.I. 11• At.—Dear Sirrr-.4 nui happy to
teStify to the efficacfot your expertmunt, for answer
ing the purpose for-which It was intended, that of re-
Cottefis, Colds; &c., - •
• I Yours respectflttly; • ITARI
or gate by the Proprietor at.Schnyiktil Garen, and
by, he following Agents in Schuylkill county. • •
Al'oltsellie 13: - C• Mantis. -
f r ierurellyn--Jobannan C,ockhiii., kaq.
&J. Falls, ,
. Amer Castle—George ibilfanYder, Erg:
Pori Carbon,-Flenty Ghtsaler, P. H.•
Isadingrille—Color & Drumheller.
inegrove—arneff &Fatter,
Tamaqua—lleilner &Plorganroth,
BiliddleportlL Koch' & Son,.
.-
Tuscatont—George'R. Dry.
47-1 y
. .
1.! Leaden, Pipe.
4sTnA. Inch Leaden Plprifor Water ,Works,
ranted,
1t0..,• .
# . „do • do - l an
I e n d
Leaden Pipe .. do
for va .. rio us do
purposes'. do
Also, Din
o
+gar •Weter Pipe, three quarter and half, Inch pips.
and paper, for carrying Water distances without
mu h bead, Grom.Tathans & Brower's Establishment,
as received and for sale at manufacturer's prices, at
DA ENANS' Storeprottiville.,
ripe not on band obtained to order at shortnotiee.
-Ida MOM.
,Uc~ltdtits.
Dr. OSISOR.irIS
DV
Dr. THE RON. OSBORN, Proprietor.
7(fl SALE AT
WHOLE-14LE Any 11.ETAIL,
And by the different Agents to tAe Cornty
JOHN S. C. MARTIN. Druggist, ran/mine
CLEIMNS etz PARVEV, "
' -
TRIU.VP.U.R.A7 SUCCESS OF
lompson's Compound Syrup of
TaD. 4 . . WOOD .111,11PTH.1.
Stitt anothei remarkable Cure !
_.4.l.7ertiele, Pa., .M,r. 20, I f , 15.
About Sts years sin ;,in consequence of the seden
ry nature of my bashies I teas attacked with severe
lins id.the hreast,.migifa;Jdn of the heart, and short
-I.ss of breath, whichT t •ere soon followed by a failure
i i
i appetite,:extreme, - Oldness aynialit, and partial
I w
ralyisis of Ihnlis-l.! hese symptoms of a deranged
I stentheine frequently a tended with spitting of blood.
r about two years I was occasionally thrown into
!avulsion< which left me in a miserable state of fee
ness and began to affect my mind. Froin' time to
ire my sufferings were more or lees' severe, until at
thethey increased to such a:degree, and the violence
the symptoms were smauguiented, that for a whole
at I was unable - to atteml to' my beanies!. During
is lime I crihrulted someable physicians and attended
their prescriptions; but zill their skill was unavailing'
I.ptocure me relief, and at length they regarded my re
very as entirely'hnpeless. In - this condition' I was
1 armed of the salutary: effects of Thompson's Cortl
and Syrup of Tar and Word Nuptha, in a case some
at similar to Mine, and though I had Mien up alt ex
ctations of a recovery of my former heaith by hOman
.arts, yet by being strongly advised to try this merit
eo. was at length prevailed upon to do so, and I
ye now to sayithat by the askof six bottles my health
slieett restored, and I am nary able to attend to busi
as with as much facility as usual.... ,
.
' . 11P.NRY Itivr,ns.
rincipnl Offire N. E. cornet Of Fifth and Spruce
eets, Piiii,ulelphi.i. Price 50 cents, or six bottles for
'curare &f all intitatito,--Acents. MOORE & LosG
'Nl{4 Norristown . ; EARL Reading; Dr. McPIIER-
N, Darvislutv4 ; J. G. nßol.vN, Pottsville ; STE
.IN SON & CO, and R. ANGNEr. Carlisle. •
cc., 13. , : . 50--
HAAS? EXPEcTORANT,
FOR TINE crnE Or,
onsumption, Coughs,. Colds, &o
TO.THE PUBLIC:: •
T-HE MINERS I I SOIJRIVAL.
Milabript in.
„ .
_ I
TiriIOLESALE DRUGGIST. Manufacturer of ea
' t Pal Varnidt, sole Agent for the Franklin Glass
trorks. }laving been lore el:mei-if in theimanufac
trim of Copal Varnish,. (tisirell as other kinds,) is now
prepared to offer to purchisere an article !which in
quality, cannot be sitrynssed by any in the Union. Al
so.ksl receiving weekly fro Tithe alloreicelebrated Works,
Window Glass of even size. Constantly on band a
full assortment of White vad. of Ohe most lapproved
brand , , Red Lead. Lithassie. Saxony Itrann'rrin, he..
whichwill be and I as. Matiuf.irtitrers prices,together
With a large and well selected stork of Drills, Medi •
(- Ines, Dyes; Acids, Fide Colors. Perfumery; he.. in
short every article in the Druz fine.! Merchants, Phy
sicians and Dealers Iry general, ars reanestcirl, to call
and examine the stock and prices, feting satisfied they
will be induced to purchase. -' . Ii - i
Philada., February 11, 1846. i'l i '
i .7.: 7-IY
. .
TO CAPITALISTS 4- OTHERS.
Pennsylirania Coal &.ron Lands;
, •
•
For . Sa l e. -
1
6714 Er 19 Perrle",alla. i
1 .
, ran c. I
off per 7. o lir. trater:in.3.,nd,.;,,atedjh
Jenks Township, Jefferson county} finely Timbered
and Watered, and having several MAI sites upon ilfem.
Two main roads run through the lailds, and unproved
Farms adjoin, while ,Saw and Cris, Mills are in the
immediate neighborhood. This land was selected by
a gentleman of experiencedjudgment. and is consid
ered by judges to he one of the hell in pe coun
ty, Its proximity to the Clarion an Altegltssy rag/3,
and numerous navigable streams. rind the-1 proposed
Railroad to Pittslmrg and Erie, renders it highly desi
rable as an investment at present priires. , '
t
Abounding in lens Ore and Intim nous Coal or fine
quality, it is believed to present on . of the 'most ait
vsntag.eous locations for iron •Wm s in Wdst Penn
sylvania. The present owner phi , ltased with a view
of erecting. such Works, hut enragdMents in another
quarter obliges him with great reluchnnre to forego his
intention. Maps will he shown. and every informal iAri
given by the undersigned. The taints ore patented,
and the titles and quality *lll he whrranted, and sold
free and clear of all intundwanee. I ' I
,
R. SIMAFF BNIITIT,
15 Natiti Thirteenth careet
Philadelphia January 3. 16 hi 1
,
- Arl'EN T lON. I
. . i
MILITARY - SiI I ORE. •
........ II 1 .
rfiE subscriber would respectfully inform hie
friends and customers, that We !has ioe.ucd his
Alifilar), CO AnilThiry 1
In Third Street, N0..9.1, a few -dtrs - below Hare,
where he would be pleased to see in old customers
and as many new ones as are disposed to favour him
with their custom. Ile.still emu inties to manufacture
Military 'and Sportmen's articles idpyery description,
such as leather, (loth. Felt, Silk and -Beaver Dress
Caps, of all patterns; Forage Csps; lidsters fps ram,
Il idy do ; Cartouch Boxes, Bayonet leabbards, ord
l oto
Belie.of all kinds ; Canteeisr : Kn.lpsarks, l &Ile nt
patterns: Fire Buckets, P.19:in7.• 'poses, Tribe idr
o,'
Brush 'and Picker's Phones. Poreporms Ifi!emen E
Caps. Leather Stocks, t;iin Cssesosuperior 'tp6 - . 4ilk
Shot 1 / a L:s. Game Bugs. Drums Szei&e.
~....z
1170 rd .ra•tharikfidly received and pro Aptly at
tende rta, • WILLIAM IibIESSNIAN,
No-. 101 Northl dud Street, z fewldoors below Rae
Philadelphia..larmari 13, 1840 1 2.-6 n
[
PURE WHITE
. ILE AD
,
Whetherlll &' Biother, .
I
my A NUVACTITREI:g. No 65 Fri!) Front street
1111'hiladelphia. have now a eon supply-of their
warranted purr
suplied in cm sequence of a run
%Owe lead. and rho. e customers wht
ti
have been spa
on the article, shall now have their orders 11110.
No kmi‘im,sillisianee posse?ses those perservative
and he:unifying properties so desirable inn paint, to
i .
80 equal extent with unadulterated vlide lead; hence
ai'v admixture or ether material. only mars ii•
value. it has therefore been the 'teady aim of the
manufactures, for many 1044 to Silliply fit the public
ll'perfeetly pure. white le'-med .the iinceasingde--
mand for the article, is pri}nf that ill has met with fa
vor. It is invariably nranded on our hoad--Wki'll
liltlLL & 11110 1 111-'R lii: full; Ad..on)he other,
WARRANTY-I/ Pur,E=pall in red letteilG .% '
November 19,...." -t_ '47...
PHIL3DELPII.I34RE.HI)ING
POTTSVILLE - ,11.17.1 - IRW'D.
• , WINTER 'Anitikscemr.Sir.
'.lPassetsgc-r Troins;
Hours ofstarting on and ON: Monday, 0ct.13,
From Pottsville, at 0 A. M.:
•• 9 A. M., e,srept Sunday
nouns OF PASSING READING
For Pnilada., at !WA. t
• " Pottsville . " I 2 A. M., S -
• naTrs OF FARE.
Between Pottsville and Philada..,B3 50 and 300
Reading, 81 40 and I :0 .
Phtlada.„ . oct., ti 15—
WE RECOMMEND OUR FRIENDS,
c ...
IVIMN PVISCTIASINO lIITA & CAPS, ', •
. IN PHILADIMPHIA,
--",-:--
~.---, N . TO THE ESTABLIAJDIENT gi , -1- ---
• GARDEN & BROWN,
No: 196 Market at. second door below Sixth at
• PHILADELPHIA,
CSti
11 7 P. ( ;t x ef- l it. a ttril e i n rs er v u ici fi nV ,al a i s " wT11 " : s Orer n s f ,
when purchasing flats and 'Caps, to nur store. We
have on hand a most complete assortment of Hats and
Caps of every variety and style. Which we are selling
full one fourth lrilver, than the usual prices; viz:
. . _ ,
..
Extra Superior Bet .er Bats, from $2 50 to $l.OO
Brut a " " 2 (Hi to 3 00
" Silk It 11, 1 50 to 200
" French Moleskin " $2 50 usual prices 400
Good Fur flats, as low as - i. 125
Also, a complete stock of Summer Brits, ouch no white
and drab Beaver, Brush, and Cassimere hats, Leghorn
hats, Shorting, or round top Hats, &C., at lower prices
than they can be had elbewhere, ••, . ' -.
This is a fact known by a ll who hart dealt with us.
Call and he satisfied; it is to your oven interest.
Merchants, St,rekeepero, Hatters, and others, (wli6
buy to sell main) supplied on reasonable 'tt.i ma. Be
sure and call. GARDEIS - i& BROWN'.
No. 188, Market st., Val door belt* , VIII Phitada
Phi Lida., Nov. 28th 1815 ' 48
, • AlOll AND ELEGANT
Carpets, Oil Cloths, 1124ttings'and
VINDOW SHARES, FOR SPRI:iG TRAHE.
•
THE subscriber has jiist opened lin Spring, Trade, '
a large and complete assortment iof Brosselit, Itn
perial, superfine and fine Ingrain and V,.retian Car
pets, which bare all been purchased Witlan a month, ?
at the -lowest cash rates. They am now offered at '
greatly'reduced prices for cash.
1 1 :
These goods are of in extra style and fi nish, and
being of the beet mate and.f.ibric, offer great; induce
inents to purchasers to obtain Ft hamMome and desira
ble article at prices below the usual rates.' I .
The assortment is complete in every'respectand con
sists in part or the following-4
New and splendid Brussels', 1 1 .
Do do .. Ingrains I CARPETS
DO do Imperials I I
Do • do Twilled Venetians at Reduced
Do .do Plain , do 1 - I
Do . do Fine and Common' Prices..
Ingrain
Splendid Rmbosced Nand and Table Covers, Stair
Rods, Bindings, ale - eep Skins,.&c., oc.l
' With an immense stock of low pricirl.CariWts, atilt
descriptions, List, Ra g,llemp and Cotten CarpOs, frond'
12 to 50centsrier Yard. :
Country Merchants, housekeepers aid others have
now an opportunity of supplying themselves with
handsome and desirable goods at greatly. reduced pri.
erg. . ' ROBERT 11. !WALKER,
. .
• 23 N. Seernitl street' opposite Christ Church.
Phitsda„ May .9, tg..16.. I .437-.3m0
SH.IKESPE.RRE
CLOTHING. STORE:
'N. IV. corner of Cheinui - nnt 611 v st.
rp HE proprietrirs have just cerhpletitf their stock
1. Spring Clothing, conshlitig of superfine Dpiss and
Frock Coats, habit Cloth; Coddington tind Tweed Sack
Coats, and new style Summer Frock Coats, with a va
riety of pinkie milled French Cassungre Faults, and a
general assortment .1/latest style Vesfs-
The above,stock is Worthy the atten inn or the Pub
lic. as it is inferiorto none. in the cjty,andjwill he
disposed of very tow.
• A large assortment of Cloths,Qissitneres and Yea
tinge, constantly on hand which will be made np to or
,der, - - SMITH 4: SWIFT.
Philada., April 2St h, 1840: ' ' 17.3m0*
BEST , BUTT BOINOES;
MANUFACTURED and ter sale bpi
MORRIS. TASKER ar. MORRIS,
• Pascal Iron Warehouse, S. corner of
• • Third and Walnut ayeeti Philada.
Pbtlada. August 14 • ;
' RA, XL ROAD IRON.
TAE subscribers have nowlandinfr firm ship Anima;
bra, from Liverpool, 5 tons Rail Enna Iron, 11 z
5 tons z 4, 10 tons 11 z 4, 5 tons y150,. 00 tons
best refined Iron, con/drib:lot round, go re and flat'
bars.- Apply to • T. & ROUGE.
•• . Main East earner of Market and 12th street.
P 11 a 4840. i ,17-t1
THE CH.E.apEST_PASSACE,4GENCY IX. TEE
ITNITEWSTATES.
• JOSiER I FI - -MuiTtrltcte ll49,s
srumno irss OV LQ'SDON AND 1,1V0,00i plocrrs.
As.
" 1 2: • •
4.1 1117 ; 46_
k al
IL Hannan, Agent, Pottsville.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
,UMS. •
OLD. ESTABLISHED -PASS AGE OFFICE,
100 Tine Street, Cixr; of South, IV.
rr lIE subscriber beg/ale:We to call the attention of
Ins friends and the public in general. to the follow-.
Ina arrangements for the year 1916, and for the purpose
of bringing out Cabin, second Cabin, and Steerage
Passengers,. by the following
Regular Packet Sazps to and from Liverpool
Ships' Names Captains A Days of Sailing from
' - New York,
Henry Clay, Nye, Jan. '6 May 6 Septa
,Stephen Whitney', Thompson, "11 " U "11
Garlick .• 26 " "
26
Patrick 11Vtry, • Delano , Feb. 6 June D'Oet.`ll
Virzinian, ' Heim, 11 ." 11 "• 11
Roseilus, • Eldridge, • " 26 " 26 "' 26
Independence, - Allen, Mar. 6 July 6 Nov. 6
Waterloo, . Allen, . :11 " 11. " 11
Siddons, . E. Cobb, " 26 9 " 26 "26
Ashburton, Howland, April 6 Aug 6 Dec .6
John R. Skibldy, Skiddy," II " 11 11
SheridanCorhish. " 26 " 26 "26
Ship's Name, Captains, Days of Sailing from
" Liverpool.
.11enrY Clay . Nye, Felr2l June 21 Oct. 2v
Stephed Whitney, .Thonirrson, " 26 " 26 " • 211
Garrick.. iddy, ' Mar. .11 July 11 No 111
Patrick Henry, Delano, • " _2l "• 21 "21
Virginian, With. " 26 " 26 " 26
Eldridge, April 1 !An;. 11 Dec. 11
Independence, Alter, . 21 "21" 26
Waterloo, "2fi2G " 241
Siddons, Coldi s , , T May 11 Sept. 11 Ja n• 11
Ashburton. Howland. • •21 " 21 " 21
John R. Skiddy, Skalds. " 26" 26 " 211
Sheridan, Cornish. June 11 Oct. 11 Feb U
~
In addition to the above Regular Lines,.a number of
Spiendid I ,, ierV York Built Transient Ships,such an the
'Adirondack,' *Scotland? Ruinel Clover,'' 'Eeho,' and
'Sea; will cnntinue to sod from Liverpool. weekly in
regular succession, thereby preventing the least pos
sibility of delay or detention in Liverpool; and for
the accommodation of persons wishine to remit money'
to their families or friends. I have arranged the pay
ment of my. Drafts on the folloivine Banks :
Cork : Litnerick• ' Clommel
Londonderry, ' Sligo. Wexford.
Belfast, ~. Waterford Cain. ay •
'Anna eh, Athlone, Colerfin
'. Kilkenny, Ilalina." Water,
' Enniskillen, Monaghan, Youghol,
.-'
Banbridge. Ballymena Parsonstown
Downpatrick, Cavan, Lurgon,
Dungannon, Bandon, - - Ennis.
-Ballyshannon, Strabane ' • - Skibbreen •
Omagh, 'Mallow, . thiblin
Cootehill; garfish '
:
Sentland—Thetity Bank of Clangovi -
England—Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & Co.' bankern,
London u Mesas. P. W. Byrnes & Co, Liverpool,
' Passengers . can alsolie engared frmn LiVerpool. to
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, by the Regular
Packet Ships on itrudierition being made personalty,
or by letter. [post paid.) addressed to
- JOSEPH 3101111112AY, 100 Pine street,
• , tortigr of South street, INew York -.
• .
AGENTS. . ' • . ,':
Den). nannan.Prittsville, Pa. ; sfichael Mullen, Ro.:
eltester ' N. Y.; Jer. Itateol Providenee, R• I. ; T,
Cough, Albany, N. Y. ; Charles O'Hara Toledo, Ohio;
ThomasMcQuade. Utica.N.
I. alsolleg leave to assure my friends and the public
In general, that the greatest punctuality wilt he obser:-
ved in the sailing of the above Ships, together with alt
others which 'I 'may have, and that Pas4engers wilt
experience no delay on their arrival at
_the different
I oils where they mean to embark.
P. S.—Free Passage can also be secured from • lhe
rerious Ports In Ireland and Scotland. from which
Steamers run In Liverpool
BI NJ I.I. I .NNAN. Pottsville.
Sole Agent (Intim State of Pennsylvania.
Jan. 17, ISM 3
.
•
ANNEX.ITION OF TEX.M.
GREAT ATTRACTION
HAADWARE & IRON STORE
THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has just received a
splendid assortment of HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
HOLLOW-WARE, CARPENTER'S TOOLS, &c,
which added to his former stock presents a variety to
those desirous. of purchasing, unsurpassed in the re-'
ghat. for quality stud cheapness. A large assortment
of the heat Airs at prices ranging from :5 cents to 8 1 . 25 .
Grindstones, cent per lb.
AmeriCan Steel, " "
Rest Cast Steel, .INt s 7 ;7
Lead, 9.1
Rolled Iron,
Nails by the Keg, . ~ :to
Tin. 2 boxes for eau°, cheaper than 'ever- -Wire of
all sizes very low. His assortment ; consists partly of
Anvils, Bellows, Sinkcs, Knlves'and Forks. Spoons,
Chains,Slinvels,and Tea and Colli;e Kettles,
Spades, very cheap; Illuckets. Locks, Itifles, -
Planes, Saws, Hatchets, !Ritlebarrels Grass and
Hinges, Vites, Wagon box-Grain Scythes. Sickles,
u.s. Hay and Dung forks, 'Files, Rasps,Candle s•
llnhinalls,llnrsestiors, Pans rec. Also, Dye
Copper and Iron Kettles, Glass, Varnish. • ty,
And every other article usually kent 'n , Hardware
Estahlistunents, all of which be.sells at a.very low
rate. Persons commencing housekeeping, Blacksmiths.
•Carpenters. Cabinet.Makins, Saddlers. ect.,iwill filod it,
to their advantage by calling and examining his stock
before mairliasing elsewhere, nt the Hay Scales, ear
ner 01 Centre and Market street.
He rgrldert , his tinfeigned thinks to his old friends
and customers for their liberal ilipport, and solicits
their further patronge. •
GrAntra; IL ATICIITCR
Pottsville, August 16, 1845
soLomrox MUTH,
•
Cabinet Maker, Undertaker, &c.
Fr ; suhvcriber .announcea'to the public, that he
j . has Comm , need the above mentioned intsinoss
the borouoh l'.;tt.voltrt itnnwthately back of
the rennsylvania flail, where he Will conatantly keep
op hand an an:or:pent 01 ,
,READY Mt. COPFIV4.
Cabinet Ware 4c., .sr, manttfiewred of the hest
materials in the most durable manner, at very low
rates.
Ile manor:wore all kinds of Furniture
to order at the shortest notice.
Funerals waited on and IlearseS supplied, &c.
41e therell'ire t.olieits a part olthe pnblic patronage
, Irhich he will endeavor to meet by prortipt,:ittentton
o business, CiIVC its a trial. ' ' .
Lard Oil,
A,TTINTER pressed, cleansed from gum and pro
)1( V nounced by Engineers and Machinists.who have
used this OIL, superior to the best Sperm Oil for Rail.
Roads, Engines and Machinery of all kinds; Woolen
Mannfactinies, &c., will burn in any lamp without
clogging the wick, equal to the best of - spertn. and at
two-thirds the cost. For Pale by the bht..arid sant
ples will be forwarded for trial. on application to C. J.
F. lIINNEY, Agent for the Maimfarturer,Boshin, Mass.
or EMI). YARDLEY, Pott.,ville, Pa., where a sample
may he seen.
.March 21, ISI6. I 2—
Valuable Real•Esta.te.:
A LOT of ground. Markeestreet, Pottsville .
capa
.t.l ilbeinit divided into 'l4 excellent building' lots . ,
for Pale low, Apply to .BERNARD
. Jan. 10, 2-11 Mahtintongo sircet, Pottsville.
ZONQUERED.
THE ODONTALGIC.DROPS, '
Warranted to cure the Tenth-fiche is tree minutes.
THIS preparation is the result of innelt patient es
periment—is compounded by a scientific Dentist,
and is guaranteed to he perfectly innocuous in its ef
fects upon the other Teeth. 'The genuthe artile can
be had at Ilannan's Bookstore, Portsvitte, wholesale
and retail, general Agent for the county. Also of the
following Agents:
JOHN S. C. MARTIN, Pottsville.. •
CHARLES LAWTON, Jr. & Co. St. Clair.
15• Price 25 cent's per bottle. • ,
Agents wanted in all the Towns in the County at
the usual discount.
May 2, 1616. ,
•
FOR SALE'
ATRACT of 120 acres of land. situate on the road
leading from Pinegrove to Schuylkill Haven, 10
from Schuylkill Haven and 6 from l'iiKegrove; about 35
acres cleared and under good fence cultivation. the
balance timber land. The imprdvements
.f are mlog house and barn,,U good Apple
•••• orchard, and a new saw will, with a air
s' •
radar saw, turning laythe, Sm. The. Fish
ing creek. Swatara, and. Schuylkill Rail
Itnad, will pass near, if not through this land. Terms
any. Apply to 1 GEO. W. MAT(1111N, Agent.
Schuylkill Haven April 18, 1846.
Fresco and Pannet Papers.
CST opened at•Hannan's Paper Store, Pottsville, a
ef large and beautiful" sortment of Fresco and-Pan
nell Papers, embracing the latest and most fashionable
Patterns, all of which' will be /mid as tow and some
which were purchased at ti bargain, at, less than Phil
adelphia prices. As his stocicof Papersrihraces the
Taoist and most fashionable Patterns of three of the
largest Manufactories In Philadelphia, they Lab scarce
ly fail to please the most fastidious. •.• • •,
Glazed and Common Papers for Rooms, Halls and
Entries, In all their variety, at Philadelphia prices, al
ways for sale at
HANNAN'S Paper -Store; Pottsville. .'
May 16, 1846. - •••
;.7
Doct. Christle , s "lihninetit, Rings
AFMESII supply of Doct. Christie's 'celebrated
Unto', gold and other Metal. Also; Bands, Belts
and Bracelets and Magnetic Plasters, just received and.
for sale at BANDIAN'S Cheap Book store, 'Who is
Doct. Christle's sole !tient for Schuylkill County.—
All others offered elsewhere irithe,County, are worth
less Imitations, unblushingly palmed upon the public
usgenulne article. -
. June 6,1846, • " • '
RECOLLECTIONS MEXICO. '
liy Oen.
Waddy Thompson. late 'Minister, jug reeelvelland for
sale at BANPiAN'S Cheap Book Mora.
Jane.. IND
BRADY.& ELLIOTT,
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS,
Fnms. the City at PhUada.,
in , , , .
" * MEGI igaVe terannottme- to the citizens of
Pottsville and neighboring districts, that they
ha e on hand "at their .Stote, nest door to
? es- Gel se's new Hotel. In the borough Of Potts
vilie,-a la assortment of Gold and Silver Patent Le
ver, Lepine and plain Watches of every description.
Alan. a gene al assortment of Ladies and Gentlemens'
Gold Pins, Chains, Bracelets, Signet and Plain Rings;
Gold and Sileer,Thimbles,Tentils end Pens of cations
makers; Spectacles, Musical hoses, and every other
article in their line of business.
B. dc E.: have been appointed by Messrs. Brevoster
& Ingraham of Bristol. Connecticut, their agents for
the sale of their patent spring Clocks, comprising those
Suitable for Churches and public offices. Also, eight
day and thirty hone brass patent spring repeating Gothic
Cloaks. Through them_ purchasers may rely. upon get
ting a genuine ar fele.
Give us a cad. we guarantee to sell as low as any
article in our line of busiaess can be purchased either
in Pottsville or Philadelphia.
Clocks and Watches of every description carefully
repaired and warranted on the most reasonable terms.
4" WILMA Iti III: A lit.
JOSi:PII S. IiLLIOW.
March 21, ISM. 12—t f.
IRON! 'IRON!!
Et BIGHT & POTT.,
A T me
TOWN HALL,
H AVE irON, an cn
n a n s s slrt g m o e i r i f ro p in fs n o d
2 h:l l, 7 l . l l :erect
Scroll from 3xg, to I': 3 • .
Square® from 3 a 3 to 3 x
Harrim'rd tire from 3 r,e34nch,
. • Scollop iron of varin6 - dimensions.
• Crow Bars, Plnueh Irons.
Horse-shoe bars. I.lertgo 1 •
- Moulds. Juniata Slit .
• 2 .• Fails. I and Horse
• Slrte Rods.
STEEL.
Octagon Cast &cf.!.
• Shear Sleet,
Blister. Amerre`in [Pis er. .•
• German Ste , Sen.?:
• Steel, S c., &e., c
• Jane 28,
New Store at Brookville . )
rrITE Subscriber !Juju's! received from Philadelphia,
c
• J and has now opene at Rrockville. a I irge and gen
eral assortment ofseas nable goods, such at! Dry goods,
Groetiries,4lardware, tat Queelisware. le addition to
which willV found cm , lily on.hand, Fish, smoked
and fresh 1)1 ea t , as well as. a rood supply of country
produce. Call and examine our stock, and you Will tind
us prepared mown goods at as low a rate as they have
ever been sold arty eckers;in tttchttylkill county.
N. 11.—Country produce of all kinds wanted,. for
which the highest price will be
GE paid..
O. H. POTTS,
. .
CArtrr.vrErts AND BLACKSMITHS WANTED.
The ‘tibscriher is in want of six or eight good Rail
road and House Carpenters, Also two good Black
smiths:wanted; (infinite at his office in Market street,
next door, to the Anthracite Gazette office.
GEO 11. POTTS.
Pottsville, Feb. 7,.1.9M, G-
TO CARPENT)ERS.
• . .
DROPOSALS will be received by the subscriberjor
j. buil.line one hundred Miner's houses, at the town
of Brockville. For parttrulars apply to the subscricer;
nt his office, next door to the Anthracite Gazette office,
Market street. . • -• CEO. II POTTS.
Pottsville. Feb.7,1'346, 6-
POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS;
.I)2eteC4l,e/@,;lll:4l.so.stiqqit
'
MeGINNJS,
D CPETFULL Yannonneesto the Public, that he
has taken the Establishment known as the Potts
ville Iron IVorks, on Norwegian street, ,where he is
prepared to build all kinds of,Steam Engines; manu
facture Rail Road Cars, and Maihiner% 'nf almost every
descriptionot the shortest notice, and on the most
amiable terms.
.. G.:Persons from broad, in want of Sten to Engines
will find it to their advantageto give him a 'call before
neaeine elsewhere. May It
MARSH'S SUPERIOR PATENT
TRUSS
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A Lso,
Jo.eph Whites Utri - :o
,Suppoelirs.
A gooply of Ilieabav'e PIRA 'waived
arid for sale, at the mantifarmtrern prices. by
JOHN S. C. mARTIN.
DengOst
Octobbr 28, - 44
TAMAQUA IRON WORKS
rrIIE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he Is prepared to build Steam Engines of any pow
er, and of the most approved construction. Also. fur
nace and mill work of every description. Rail Road
and Drill Cars, Coal Breakers, Screene, plane - gearing.
Mine pumps. Also,• Turning; Lathes. Slide rests,
Screws of every size and length, Castings of every
desCription, at the shove Works on the Little Sihuyl
kill Rail Road; corner of Bridge street, in the Borough
of Tamaqua, SO0311(111 County.
Devine the superintendence of the Works myselfil
feel confident it would be to the interest of persons
wanting any of the above named articles, to • call be
fore, purchasing elsewhere, as I twill warrant tine work
Domed out by me. to be of the best material and work
manship, and will be prompt to do work at the time
fixed upon. JOIIN 01.1.15.
- Tamaqua, May IL 1816. • 111--fium
Mathinists & ManufActurers.
Oloody .s‘...lcchicrnacht,
Who!reale and retail Shoe deaTera, eirn of the I,i7' Boot
next door to A. B. White's, and opposite (7eisee's -
Toren', Centre streel P,otta rifle, Pa.,
LiAVE constantly on hand for sale, superior Calcutta
Sewing and Thong leather, Tinned copper IliVets,
Burrs, &c.' Superior Belt leather, and Ilelter(stretched)
of any Width and length, made to order.
Carpet bags. Carpet and Leather School
. Satchels.
Game bags,Trunks, Glazed hats, Nutria, - Musk, Seal,
Cloth and Velvet caps, and a superior assortment of all
kinds of mons, womens and childremr coarse and fine
Muds and shoes, many of which were made to order,
expressly for Moody & Aechternacht, and intended to
he equal, if not superior to the best costron work, and
at much lower prices. , •
Jan. a, Isin. , , -
VE,GETBLES, FRUIT,
>OIESTERS, - FISH,
DovLE & CATER, continue business at the of
1/ stand, corner of Centre and INlaltantongo streets
Pottsville, where they will keep - a constant supply,
,
when in season, of Ye nobles, Fruit of creep descrip
tion, Freak Fisk, Dyne a. Lobsters, Clams , and every
luxury which the Phil tdelphla market a ff ords, -all at
which they will sell a vet , moderate advances on
Philadelphia prices.
Mexpra. B. & C. having Mug been engaged in ca
tering for the public, and consequently become per
fectly familiar with the trade, flatter themselves that
they can supply all articles in their line to the citizens
of Pottsville. and vicinity, upon rather better terms
than any of their :ompetitors.
l'ottaville, May 23d 1846 Rl•6mo
Coal Land for Sale.
ONE undivided one half part of the hest and largest
quarry, or Anthracite Coal (in proportion to the
land) in Pennsylvania, being, in the whole tract 356
acres, nett measure, adjoining the Heaver Meadow
Lands, on the east, and the Sinninit Lands on the west.
For particulars apply to - JACOB ALTER,
Tuscarora, Schuylkill county, Pa.
Tnscarnra, Jane 13. 2i-3:
NEW AND CHEAP STORE.
Next door tollte Town Hall, Celitre Street.
THE undersiened have Jost opened an entire new
stock of Goode, consisting of a well selected and
general assortment of . ' - -
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES, . ' . . .'
~ . ' uttuons, , •
FLOUR. . :. •
CF.DAESTA It
- • QII Cs 1 . ARE,
. .
PROVISIONS, &c.
To which they invite the attention of the public gen
erally, to cell, examine and judge for .themselves.--
Families will find it to tbeit interest to call before buy.
ing elsewhere, ' • , FOCHT & FOSTER.
.Pottsville, May 30th, 1046. 2!— too
GREEN. GROCERY,
FRUIT, FISH,, OYSTERS, &c.
JOHN T,..HAZZIRA •
HAVING fitted up the spacious room at his old stand
opposite the Post Office, Centre street, Pottsville,
will keep constantly on band for sale, a large supply
of Vegetables of every description, Friar, Fresh Fish,
Lobsters, Oyster*, Clam,, ¢e.,
of the very best quality
that the Philadelphia-market will afford; and at prices
guile as low as can he afforded by any other person.
ea- The superiority of the arrangements here being
such as - to protect all articles sold from the ruinokis
effects of the sun and dust; will readily be perceived
by all who call.
Pottsville, May 23d 1848 21-6 m
MICTORIBI, Histories of Washington,
5 do do Franklin,
do . do . Jackson,
do Napoleon, •
New and beautifult books for the young, price 75 eta.
just received and for sale at BA NNAN'S Cheap Book
Store, Pottsville, May, 2,484 e, .. 18-
• Hydrants.
GOOD Sommer and Winter Ilydntnis, price g 7.00
just received and for sale. Also, Leaden: Pipe of
tee different sizes and kinds forthe Water Works and
carrying water great distances, at
May 50th, 1848. ,
- BANNAN!ti Store, Pottsviile.
; - • -
, favnter's OcOartment.
Tnz inerrovEnierr .or SOILS Wilmot:Tr M t ,
suaus.--oils may be improved in several Wai l
without manure% and their produce of useful re
getables much- increased; the principle ones e re
pulverization, en *lteration of their constituent
parts, draining. or watering, arid , by consolids.
tide.
Pur.vent is well known that plants
wilt not grow in a soil which is too hard and coas
. pact to admit of the free admission of air, water,
and b'eat, and 'for the extension of the roots of
plants. An abundance of roots is essential to
the thrifty growth of-most plants, and pulveriza
, tion promotes - the formation of
_roots and fib res.
Hence the utility 'of stirring the soil afterthe plant
has begun to - grow, to increase the formation of
roots and fibres, ' Pulverization also increases the
power of the soil to absorb moisture from the at
mosphere, by rendering it something like a pie ce
of sponge. Hence the utility of hoeing plant,
when the grouild is dry, because it increases the
absorbent powers of the soil. Therefore the old
custom of hoeing when the, ground is moist, i s
not founded oft truth. A soil is much more tea.
led by the air, when laid Ilea than'wheri cons
pact ; because the earths of a soil are b4d conduc
tors of heat, and could not be readilx4e_sted by
contact only, and therefore requiroke free ingress •
of WVITS oir, to produce a genial warm - tit. Put
verizstion also increases the food of plants, by en
abling water, which contains
.carbonic acid, to
pass.fteely to the roots; it also erposea the ma.
nures 'of the soil to heat, light, 4 - c. 'producing
fermentation and, thus preparing them' to answer
as food for Aeries., •
fivrEdsslN - or TOE Peters or Sons Maytte
produced eitlfer: adding what is deficient, on
taking away thrlt yart which is in excess, or by
changing the nature of parts by fire.
To ascertain the composition of suits which are
unproduettve, in order to improve theta by anal
&ration of their parts, it is necessary' to compare
them'with fertile soils in similar situation., and,.
the same neighborhood; the difference may in'
some eases indicate the proper method of improve
ment. If the fertile soil contain a large quanti
,ty of sand in proportion to that of the barren soil
. and added to the latter may improve it ; if deft:
ci.nt in clay or lime, these must be added. If a
soil 'contain arid or the salts of iron, although
otherwise of a goed texture or cornposition. If a
teal contain-sulphate of iron (copperas) the prop
-er remedy will be a top!dres.sind of lime; and the
same Would be proper, for all sour soils. Where
a Noll contains too much lime, a dressing nr sand
will improve it and kiandy soil would be benefit.
ted by a dressing of clay •'r . marl, or even swamp
mud. Soils having the nature of peals, are ren
'dered exceedingly • productive by draining and a
,dressing Of Sand. The materials necessary for
these purposes are - generally found near at band.
Many of the poor sandy . soils of New England
might be greatly improved by the bog mud which
is found in, the low places. .Beds of solidi and
gravel are almost always found below clay.
Buttarso has been long practised in our coun
try on new soils ; less; however, with a vi e w' t o
improve the soil than to clear the ground.
Soils which contain a large portion of dead ve
getable matter, or which, are composed of stiff
day, may lie economically improved by removing
the top sod, drying it, and then turning it on the
sod, or if covered with hushes, cutting them down
and burning therm on the ground. The effect of
fire on the soil is, to render it less,compact, light.
er, and not so. retentive of moisture; and when
properly twitted it will render a stifidamp, and
cold soil into rine. dry. powdry and worm; but
where a soil already possesses these esential quali
ties, fire must be injurious, because' it will destroy
a portion - of the vegemble matter in the soil, It is
evident, then, that sandy soils- are injured by
burning. We have seen the experiment tried on
a large xcalei in New Hampshire. of clearing a
sandy soil without tire: Four acres, of pine plain
bad the wood-or underbrush 'cut and carried off
clean, and 'lieu sowed with winter rye and grass
seed. Adjoining this was a piece. of the same
kind of soil which we cleared insthe usual way
by tire, and sowed at the .same time with rye.—
The tirst piece yielded.forty-bushels of rye to the
acre, while the piece learnt over yielded only 21
bushels to the acre; nail .;the former piece has
since yielded much more pasture feed than the
latter. Here the fire burnt up the vegetable sub
stances of the soil and left it-poor.
Ditsizetan Ann FLOODINO.—Where a soil
rests upon it subsoil or bed which does not per
mit water to piss through it with facility, the wa
ter wilt' collect on the , surface, and become stag
nant, which obstructs the free circulation of the
juices of plants and thurrinjures their growth.—
Henze the •utility of surface draining, or small
ditches and-gutters. Sortie are full of springs
causing them bag cold and unproductive, and
hence '-the origin and utility of drains under the
surface, to convey away the superfluous water.
In many parts of New England meadows are
flooded in the fall and during the winter, with a
.beneficial effect—the water generally being impreg
nated with animal and_vegetable matter, particu
larly if the stream flow: through.a cultivated re.
gim. In cold seasons it preserves the roots and
leaves of "grass from being injured.
tossottnaTtosr.Ev.ery gardner knows the
berietitmf treading in seeds, on some kinds of
soil; and the utility of the roller is beginning to
beSppreciated by our farmers. Porous and loose
soils are Much benefitted by being compressed,
particularly after receiving a dressing of loans ce
sand. Light sandy soils ore much improved by
the use of a good roller.
Rovaxichs us Cenes.—There is another means
of improving 'a soil without the use of manure,
and that is by growing different, kinds of plants
in succession upon the same soil -4 this is called a
cola/ion-of crops'.
It is well known that all plants' Will not thrive
equally well on the same soil; becausesome require
a parlicniar: part of the soil to perfect their seeds,
whileothers requireanother part. Therefore, if the
different kinds of vegetables: are planted invincces
sion on the same soil,-each one will deprive it of
that 'particular principle which is situated to its
niq ore. This kind of rotation is found to take place_
in nature. Black and grey asli is generally found
to succeed a groeeth ,ot pitch pine. New lands
produce strawberries and blueberries, and in a
short time;they exhaust the soil of the particular
principle necessary to their healthy growth,and then
decay 'and disappear, and are replaced by other
plants. The mariner in whims certain plants trees
el from one place to another, is vvell kown, as mint
crow-foot, dc.
Fon. Tate Harts on BOOKIIN WINDED
1 - 10118 M—Whoever is so unfortunate as to have
a heaving or broken winded horse, and desires' to
cure or make him better, should not suffer him to
drink . for some time any other drink than weak
lime water. The horse will soon relish this,'and .
it seldom fails to produce a radical cure.
I will state another way for those who may pre•
for it. Take from'one to twolable - spoonfuls of
ground plaster - of Paris, and stir the same Into his
messes three times:ri day. At first, if at hand, bran
for two or three days—then bran and oats fora few
days, with ground plaster, as above • directedr in
each of the messes.—Praire Farmer.
_— --
To take lamp-oil from carpets or wearing appa
rel, make a paste of - rye flour, of the consistency of
a rather stilt batte , and apply it to the piece; when
dry, it will. rub if, and take the grease with it.
A second- applica ion may be necessaey. in • soma
cases. but not often.
CARD.
LIPPINCOT'r TAYLOR
13} GSleave to inform their customers and the public
.IJ in general. that they have opkned for their inspec
tion, one of the lamest and most a rtedassortments of ,
goods, suitable for'the spring and, me tie. that
ever came to this county; such as new style 'rrian,
Boddington, Croton, Arcadian, English, French Amer
ican, cloths and cassimeres of all descriptions, with
one of the richest and moat fashionable stockstif . vest-
Inge the eye ever beheld. Also linen, tine csiton, and
gingham shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Ilandhenthiefs,line
Hoskin - Gloves, Suspenders. first quality itripsd and
embroidered Scarfs, which for beauty and style cannot
be surpassed. Ail of which will.be dispred of, at
prices within the reach of ® very person.'
Should you favor us with a:call , we are s Witted you
will not regret It, - LIPPINCOTT & TA:1 7 1.9R, -
Corner Of Centre and Ilfahanteingo. streets
P. S.—All goods made to order, in a style which can
not be surpassed in the stale, for which we can give
the best of reference.
:Pottsville, April Mum,.
eath to the Files.
TIOCT. FEIICIITENANGER's Celebrated Paper for
_destoylog Plies, for 61 cents per sleet , just re.
ceived, and for sale at BANNAN'a Cheap nook Store.
- JoTy 18 - ' ' 29-
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