-~li~ii~~gs.
X c I i t - } n.
.6 -7 -o. A• 'Ass t L'y z Alta G zn
;guars little, treat:belong thing,
lo fora! npott the c. Item andeeP. .
1 -And bury tmmny tips its *liar:, ,
no nitry Wrept .
e . "r.2Lna.'s ati
n' • tom':
,„.„.„ 1 : 1 'oi utte n ;.• art.
oatsr. the Atur Ow pal. :tallay,
4 t/21 - 1. yes Iny ii,, lan itpt ws.y,
",..4't,`,lntle - sva), a a...ti•iag. art.
fin drativ the /ling,
-..
.. t And ease tit! , .
It quickly
' Own.' file cried
ffitt.l,tiregt taUeit ton anyisi,
.31y tips in hers apati,sl
.it:d vulva
'•1 feet the gentle, snorting nit,'
Size frithfd Pod raid, 'the pp ins i.loriry,
,The otiog irdrdwn, and gond the 1.111311 ‘
Qmte gtete awn} .;•_-
`Say, say itot kcvt I :teal,
It stealtt the it 412. ntY !Org. f/ 01 11 11,0 %
lint • 11 , 1 only gone I re,cl.•
•
Froth thee to tne.'
'GIVING Tut Qt: • NTITT:-.-Tile Iltiohli family
ikeop 1n.4-rders—sha their hooey, tae ale pleased to
v/y, i arranged up or the m et nrd rly bin] regu
lar syr-tein, and nioreil-yur 4g exer ugly ;;eittet I.
43. ail, the head waiter, is a bustlipg, active,' uoistr
laiit body, rather Ittluble-onle by', his o irlei o u - . 1; ,.,,,
but a general favorite, because of his di , lo,ition to
-oblige all. ;The-reit-thinly of thclouse soils
-taste to a &coy, mid lie pritetii es the whole r th
rigid occur - Ai-y-10 ihe'gry.it annoy an,:e eltecially
•of the cook and cl eralaid. The rule fa
'breakftwt k a first I t. 41 In he run : :: low itiintres, at
.7 o'tiot - k—aod a e to be rua'y It-vo min
liCea as 00011.34 vita f r'- h Cyst is in the tott:e The
is to . sea'se tiro .13 .14iV. VP, (Lc ireJond to
' -bring theire_hina,
'Yesterday. narnmg, the ineird :man htilea to he
'at the house at a g uaitor before 50701, hirt usual
iaotr, 21111 Sam annast.went into fits. Twenty
times he ran to the &nu, b.nt',“•d jup and down the
etreet,arid
fella —hut it W 416 MO,. use, mi ha
Prompt - to his iisvu duty h were)
-cluck had 6iiiActi. tofu!.; the ho
stalled the lusty imds of hi:4 iirst
He hid, ir,..,etlett 'jart two mut. C. whi!rt the
laggard.rbrea4,ni,n 'NA-41...d all at, thir. Saa.
put down hi 4 hell aid. h i4l.lled t i t take the nt:'n's
tread and gicen:lll a oN•urivil tett
bet the erun.ni , l4 . ..); 1113 t
Sam then took bi 4 b.. 71! a zealou.,ly uya n
Cor-- - two rtitnutr,t. there was( a gre it
vari , tIS ill/W:111:1LT y
among th 9 mid , oc, who nrd hohn thus vud,L t, y
and unespeeted;y:,-a:1, d, n t,..if it:•ur eariirr ti,an
usual, to the tnornm.; fe,t. Dralve,screal.r-r1 hur-
Tiottly, doors slantotrd, bare feet muted rapidly to
and fro, on the anors. and cry sl , iottactsr hoar
'; floe began to hurry d , iwy must 5,f it„ in rather to
zrisitairie. and etrri Its for.:ot how
red their eyes !onkel in their hunger... Iltni the
-breakfast roczn was inroalu.ion. wsriSant—se
were the hoarders. Nut an eat thie was,
1, the table, and the bryakfast whichlt they
rid to get, wasn't iltere.
.-Vira—aurt, —wee wat's de tnattet.,
, *us ly inquired the startled Stun.;
'Matter—to be sure etpve,ed Mr.
'Matter! well noW, t's a 61 , :od . ttoe,
M - rs: Slob. •
Matter—humph intittered'ttivent
Sant wag utterly wit
—ao was Mr. S;el, —so were the ewer
- t-V't beta's bredkfast !' inquired Ilra.
warming mp. •
•lle brvkfeet. ma ' am am not yei yea,
"'What did you ring the secOnd hell for...then 3'
'De second bell. tnenm—licith heal chuck
tea .D.it war'nt do ~e.W.ind. hell,\ l'e/e—
-km° you ade time Oh ile4cond come
yet.'
!Sat y u did ring the second belt,' I7seLl.
Slob, wit emphasis. ,
'Yes. y u d.d,po and twenty voicei;
'Laidees nd ein'i te‘weried ge
sena a'ringin e- Aiwa bell when de tegved bread
man wat trrin - ttit do tireadAi4 t.r lle'ibor ju's as I
got two minutes oh de rinsing done — and in entirge
Thad- to'btop till L got de ; bread and Wowed - de
scamp up.-...and den Sq,ll latdee!..4 and getn'n4
t.ak hold and ki , Nitid el de time.
for de firs bell. ,De seeotod hell will-be rtined
j-es fifteen tnitium's bum-die
Saying
~this; Sint retired to the kitchen, ifinl the
.disappointed boarders- retfi.ed roon.• to
make their morning....lre,imzsc - oinidttihot
go'cid laugh hate they had overarifb bull ^ii of
.41%first bell.' .i
„ .
. . .
RULES Oi ET/ Q.l„ Si rz.::- NO L3lly VWi Ivili ,
, - . . „.
l ll:Tirpiei in cOokinistuve imuuld to .. eir rierteii as.
good . ,ati pile vnt arak:),thein to irtiake„-. ' ' .-# O ,
i
No gen .ernan vot ..11 , 1 , t•C Iii:11 , !: Ii . 441 ,, I31 , !<0111(1:
ltWirl NI. Mt ,11,i ' ers hi:o.i; pii.s t ‘iii. ,it him vi:4 , ,i,e,t.i,
'abated by a barber.: . '-''..ij.- : , 1 - 74 ' - • '
Any, g man tvlio , e tio2i, is. ri a rll4' J lnyib. 7 , 814! ,,
' ..
not to:ex pect to aiisociate %Vitt; the.,wili.u.tri 14 !pie...
liogis named Naprde..
in. , I
, ~
. . ' Any gempiati vot take , . hisost
yes at a stark in
the Str.eninst tuxp exyt to 4 , i-k. bp to the rein
•, man vii, goes tinc4i ilin‘n.intir a ccliarun4 thumps
‘ Oa the table fury tvaitei: - -- - - • 1
. .
.., ' Any gemman Tor tql! , . - ..Triti.? fore oeersrper,ani:
. • enon't• pay for . it, cannot expect to receive the
- ' tomd of the pouter. like ime rut does pity . .
. ,
To be sure raaild
:Er_sfirtiTK.
.1- To bp pea tea.—Lowell
Herald.' • -• •
To becomfortei-Driok balm ten4- 7 130110n11e
--.' To dance lively--Drink /up' ten . :— m
To restore Ei ftarturea
- .
• To became rarticO.lrly
gree;)toic;t: irlitiph.
. . . 4
.
To be oickeff—prink a:ri-ttatBolLielt
To be icapadcar— /)rilliisa.tru r fras• tea.
To get'liintn-;• Wink •pepper tea.
To bu, t+ «
te r, c—p r itl t,ealriu but , tram. •
To-bedetent and u!•efuF--Jttio the 7t total SO.
• iriely.
The' Boston S;4r*ays :—'flies bite witii
intensity iA new naniil fat - teeth
Lynn Ncir.7. • 1.
'rival in fiies. - •, •
. . .
- Lraar-,Ta umps,tionably.—
. The Isar Lymi Nein I x marria4cn, and
'lade a piece 'ofigiett:s, to w:11y of ut.
• I
Some colored laclics aiiti artitleine'H. bad ifagh•
ipnablq 'fight,in Philadelphia.. One tif ihe !attic;
:Wis.berrne trom thajii-4..! wi 1 hrt I,lw :bnc h ki , p by
It kick:--a Imo , -seri 01)4 (04,-1011,113C fur a woman.
• Atha
4.11. pedatarvertonk anotivq of ma tribe the
.14M: end thus-seri - IA : ell , •
IHallo, friend; what do pita carry !!
.Rttat- end Vlttid.kcy, •sca• thr piuntid
1 5 30 4`.. Oidd - tbe uater,-76111 I Y'g , a - ke , 44
!' - - . •
.4tetiee AxTUTrx GT-.A r,Gw•
whotiftea 'ore +there tie'he ;tio l!c4;ifo-Ao
to tie,. Weasiiielie this yo tie oujt,t
11fA:Ts's Loci) oist4 7 —' wretch Ircho = par,
dot ed fur beingbaserthsa liit cum tedei;
.'...llllpitse suiii tot for Sa:IK!. .'.. ,
AiirtV4fetorl;viint;We innse,rwitlirkbalie
• - '': ~,,. Irseut anti" ' The' •It of pintfti f f . Milne" im ,
, rst" - 4aantreitrreL thostinOtdet and extenddback
AA
about ZUfart, to an alley. elloate4 nearly
r_ranpoefin Pefse'e :Iv= Unit! , Apply In
''' - -"' -- '. '- \ • , 31 ,, 1p. SIIIPPE,%.
: .
ME
-..z. -_-_,Toa:_Ageoey in Pottsville.
-IrrieVairis Teri tiouroarq, whore Teas have giveu
soca trarversat satittiction to thaAttorease V
ivi/dad' itar
the sutitidr AgSat to sat it Teas in
ScbuillatlCactuty. - The public ate dew enabled to ob
, ..c, 4. 7 tato a superior rwriele +rf Tees' at - much
_.,-- 4triver aces teak the? trews sets. before
rt ' liven otr. red 41t tbts c minty. and they have
w ' 4 the etiiirenee that timer are no drugs or
-1. atlter forel:a substances ratsrm# svittr tbe
"'Tear.' Thev avvairir 13".itrftlittatreS (treed with. lead.
•I''Ve4 46 .4"Pe their - MIMI/Oh 2nd dal , or) O'ons ono 4talitner,
4 10 five pOundC ki, sok anstott.nt, and , ore furnished
Item - 50 texas le tit Z&Per i b.; fr ra so •it rior artieli. :
,
' Castro at . a few doors above Nerwepary Pottsville.
' Vousville, Aptil 2.5114,1816. i - f - ,
Witdig
gt=
FATENT. 111E'rALLIC
FO THE 118 E OF "MINES, EMT, &c.,
Fry. sale, nrepertrito tink tr
r, y tAe ash 045er.
fT lIESK noriri art nom almost ezclastrmty used In
1. the Colliarres mid ;on the Ittlitscaysingreat
en, and are found to be greatly superior to :fleutpen
011.1 as regards safety, durability :11,Ae111110 , ay: „;
'The Patent Wire Itripee, have proved to be- still ih
toed, condition after three year's service, in, the same
situation where the Hempen ones, presiouly used, of
dontile the'size and weight would wear not in nine or
tenlmonths. They nave been used for :Tiniest every
purinise to which Hempen Ropes and chainiihave been
applied: Mines. Railways. !teary Cranes t Standing
Rigging, Windkok Cords, Ligittoing riinduritra..?igintl
Halyards. Tiller Ropes. &e. They, are nmd either of
Iron or Copper Wire. and in cases of inual esposure
to danmess,of Calvanized Wire.
TeatittlOßi3 ll from the most eminent Engineereiln
England can he shown no to itt;ir efficiency. and any
Additional information required respecting_ he differ
ent deseriptions and application will be give by
I ALFRED F. KEMP, 75 flroad st New York.
Sole Agent in the Unite States,
New Ynric, May Will. 1310.
tk The subscriber has been appointed Amin( for the
I :ate of the Patent -Wire Rope it, this Region. • All or
' der s leftat this oilier; stating size, weight ayict length,
will be erontptiy attended to. , 11, fiN;CAN,
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• EW ANO . EXTENSIV
C:ohitag and 'Gcnticinen's Furrdsiani
U!' anzi-
.
ra , DF: ~ n herober has' just rettinit.d. from the
.1.. , New Nor% and Philadelphia with ri Splet
cheapi assortment of Clothe, Cassimeres and
of the, latest iinlioriationg, conipritinv. - the h
Fiendll and English wool dyed Cloths;superfi
French Dot Skins and English wool dyed Can
Freedland F.riglieh Fancy Cloths. such as Olive
Invisible Green, &c.. French Fancy Cassimeres
latest Spring rtyles, plain, and fancy veatind
satko, cashmere, caslimeretts. white and- hw
metes, Bain fancy velvets, Marseilles,, ke.
whic4 he it prepared to inanufactthe to ride
very beat style;andat prices at which hole del
no sustninerahall complain, Behr/him:7,9Y a 1
tailor,and ernployinecuiters and work Mee sub
t
any others in the place , he is able to. warrant e
tic ii. manufacturetthy him to give ratisfactio
suo:.4 particular in fashion , fit and finish: • ,
'The subscriber has also just opened at lila ne t store
the largest, best, and most fashionable ,stock of ready
made Clothing ever offered to_the Pottsville public; all
of which he will dispose of at pkices Whieh emitted nil
to sattify priTrlilUere, viz: . , ' 1 .
Fine Black Frurk Coats from . .100.00 to f!"
•• do . Dress do 9'oo II
do . Sack do -; - 550: ' il
Fancy Frock and Dresi Coats ' SW ..'
Summer Tweed Coats -, • . 250
Linen . ‘ do .' .:.- ' 75
:Fine leasslmere Pantaloons, :,lark..' ,
,ati/ fancy colors • . - - 2 50 - -
Fren h Ursisnnere' - Pantaloons,
• \. (Samar r goods) - 2 50'. 550
linen Pantaloons - . , ... _ 621
• Superfine black Satin Vests. 'aso . 's 00
.I- - do . do do -, • • 150 ,2 00
' Fancy yenta Cashmere .1. Cashmerettel 75 • 2.50'
'.lttarSeilleti 'Vests . 615 150
The inhseribees establishment mall very properly be
1 ,
q•allt•dt the Poitsitlie EmPoriiiin of Tashion, wile e gee.
I iegieg may always obtain every attiderif , ihmtl iners's
wear, gal ii. Aim, collars, hatittkerchiefs, earl's,
eloy'es;hole •suspeorlers, &e. &c . soiled to-the faidid-
Jonts tar of the exquisite, the plain 'habits of the-sub
i...tantia citizen, or the wants of-the industrious labo
rer., ,IZ. can clothe a-man from head to font With. a
, p at r, li n t z li ,,, Wo l,s th_es for 412 '5O which . is cheap enough il i 'r the
..f.e..Th N r. suliscrilier has Jost received the latest Limilon,
Parig., ow yorc; and Philadelphia StirM t,t_a ad ti tomer
Fasisiltai. • Any tastevan be stilted at his now aIIII
ore to
't 'entre street. next dOorateave Cl,niens's Druz store,
Pottsville,. • , IL T.,,TA YLO It..
t.i. Dr u'tf..reet the Plaie..
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17- •
•
Potts ille, April IN. 1510, •
WORKS, ----
.
COLLIERY- 1 . '
iN:ar. Ilk lc _ Is.- - :3ll.Ciii:VE 'Sill).
, 1 • ISE Subscribers, at their old 'stand. corner ii , f Rail
sr...Road and ; Callon - hill streets, are prepared trl man
nfict ore to order, at the shortest notit.'e, - Steam l - : wines
and Perltps, of any travel end capacity for mining and
other purposes. Biddies Coal Breakart, Marhinel, with
solid al pernirated rollets, as may he requited
-
Also :oriora rind Wowing . Cptioders with all neces
sary inagbingry Gir,-Allort ll'ornar.r , .. flat .4W..4l o eites; of
the nicia. approved titans, Cup and. Ball joints - and ll'a
ter reecrs, of tlie verr.best construction. The' par
ticularly myst '. theatterition of Iron Masters at par
tie!, rogiged in the lion trade, to their Large stock -of
Patirrn.i far Rolling Nitta, haviatt lately cons acted
the mar iirterY for two ofthe Is rget , l Mils to thelcoltn
try, sit. The Wygnitilif Mill nj Wilkeidiarre. aild the
Bolling. 21ill'at - the Montour Icon Wiirl,f. ilvive.
They lir .fully prepared fur this kind of work, to et ber
wither every variety of general machinery Of ill , qual
ity of their work and materials: it is enrol:it tit F4y,
that tit nut) experience, the most infallittle tests; have
a Mfily d monstrated the genuine character cifdlidir en
gines &tut machinery.
'Opierls are respecfully. solicited and yr - 1116e primptly
arienrleo to.' • HAYWoOD & SNYDER.,
Pottsville, January, 17, 1046„ . • . 2-1 y
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.able Coat - Tractai :to' Rent. ',
...
on leases, to suit applicants, all that tenet of
belonging, to_the North American CoaJ Co.,
• the BIM Creek Tract. containing the flilloir
f Coal Li efns, 'Many of which,7atiumg others,
h Mountain Veins—having a range of over a
length, viz :—Lewis, Stmbn, liarrarleuelt,
Clarkson, Stevenson, Little Tracey. Peach
,jin Veins, Green Park or itavensdale Vein, rer
kr. Diamond, and Big ftiamond Veins, I r a long
ny otherainot mania. •.,
111 that tract called the Junction Tract, 1,111)4.
dsaid Company, containing. the Saletn,F o Troil,
ole, Mortimer:Tunnel, Black Mine. C.w- -
I!Alfred Lawton Veins. Also, a Sativ bli 1 and
~ ..a
ill. situated on the Mitt_Creek Tract, all of high
anted on waderate terms by_applving to'
'; pAV11:1 GIIILtAtt, Art..
111 c, Feb. 21 - . 19-
Ole
I land
known
mu 11N c
the Pear
nude in
Pearson
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tiliouhtat
prod h'ut,
kith inst .
Also al
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R../Wlit
ton and'
(inst.. Id
will be I
WE
'Steam 117:11#,itie
N, 1 A6HINE .MA NUFACTO#Y': •
HE slibicriber is prepared - ia tarnish all binds' or
blarbint ry, such' as Steata,Enginel, iltber bikh or '
presinre—bldwlnn and pumping Enginesjralr and:
grist int lb--rtial Breakers and other machinery. crizniee-'.
led the mining business. -Also, boils lion boats,
prtipnilent and p ller rmelnes, iron and brais lcar
tj.qpi. and all 01 er les in his line -o‘bisineis, at
tus.eotabtrabmenter o i, , 'street, below the Rail goad,
C;itiodetz, New Je . I
JOHN F.. frrAllitj ,
ftriii'ot:Nosug STAltads 130-N8:
rbini# s ,7 , Jerfteyl) Nov. 1,1815. 44Ltf
A' CARD.
- .I.arricccolt - - 4 TAVLOP- 1;i 1
t r it.'S Sleeve to inform their eustomere ate, the blic
• Ticgeeetarrtrarttrertratenpened• for their Jerre:
Lion. one Cita* tartest and Imostv.irted. rt
assomen a of
PO& auitable for the spring and summer trade hat,
everrinae Jolla* county;. each as new - style Siberian.
Hoddington,.crotoe, Are - adieu, English, French, Ruler..
icau.slottis a nd .cassimeres of sit descriptions., aritit .
oneafilie,richestiul.tuast_fashionahle etock or vest-1
ince. thoraye ever beheld:: , Also linen. tine eettnn, and
rinchatirshirte. Iknuotris. - Collars. 'Handkerchiefs. rine I
Meade, SloVes.illesprindifs; first strif , ..l !tad
:entbroidered-Sparfs, which for beauty end style cannot i
be. stuvaioied,. Alt of Which . will be ,alsposed , of; at!
Vika" Wilbill.the reach of every peritOn:.
favor us with a call. we are saustledion'r
will not Fearer • LlPPlNcarr.k. TAYLOR,
.• • Corneeot"Cintre and MalisotongS. street!
. - .....2.41...--.4lsocularnadelo.ettieran - etyle whielliclua.•• •
tint he strrpassedin- the nate, routs - hied we' titt give •
the beet of reference. —•-• , -
PettiViliei'APril IS, 15i11,.•% 1 • AS. • .
FEMMES
YARIC,._-'
. •
T in aenerai r that he has HE 4;ohiiiiiher risjiett lolbroiii bit IHefids and
►Chtl a ertf
Henri YarO, who Will beep,Wcoostain'ilupply
4tA !; -.ll.Vil lY# P ! '44r-E. oN:
1646r-it, -18; • i • 2 Wading, P
AMM
WHY 'WILL YE DIE?
• . • OSBOR.NIS
INDIAN 'rpcpTIBLE
.11EstORATINE
• '• • raEPAIRED By •
Dr.THEICON aNfORN. Proprietor
FORE "SALV AT .
13APiltiAN,S1300E3TOftE, roTTsvaLE
- • KT..ILEA AND ILETAtin .
tlte different .dt, , inte in. the rounig
rrITE unpredecenied success Met
,has attended the
.1
'use of these l'lllit in the practice of propriettir
for the last six or eight yea's, has induced him talat4d
to the importunities of many who hale used and bein
benefitted by them, find make arrangements to place
them within the reach of the public generally. In doe:,
sag sty he feels called upon tit say that the ludian ye-
getable Restorative rillsare decidedly superior triany'
wit h which he isacquainted.Z They cow hine the prop
erties of many of the best vegembie medicines, [used •
in rifle] in such a manner as to afford not only inane
alle and temporary but permanent relief.
, The valuabletonics which enter into their composi..
lion by theitaction upon the secretory organs hold in
check the purgative principle and intlace a gentle and
natnrai o;,eration withnitt inconvenience or pain, and
while they restore a nntural and healthy action of the
stomach, liver and Initwele, they increase, instead of
dimintebieg the strength of the patient. The general
L.- op i n i o n that a iteiverful and violent purgative is niTed
nary, Is founded in error, they in general irritate the
stomach and bowels, derange the secretions and are
productive of very serimis .onsequencee, audit:should
be known that the great mass of pills in general use
are composed of the most powerful and lasting purga
tives, and act ivill too great a degree of violence, pro
ducing:hat derangement in the syetein that is connived
by constipation of the I,o44 , el4,'illiligeAtliill and cnstive-
tiessis' From these facts the enteral inference would '
be that to maintain uuitbrin heulth, it is necessary to
Correct unhealthy secret inns. expel morbid tnimors and
purify the system, by the use of a medicine that will act
• efficiently yet mildly, assist instead of disiirranging the
organs of the system and thus bring nature in its pro
per and healthy channel. To accomplish which, no
medicine is superior to the Indian Veeetabie Restora
tive Pilla ; their operation is, in et diwary doses, to Pro
mote a natural and easy evatuation.and at the saint
tittle by their tonic property impart vigor and health to
the systetn, hut when a pnwerfut and speedy operation
is necessary, it will be accomplished by increasing the
dose, width may he dent with perfect safety as they
lareentirely Vegetable.
They have been toed as a family medicine for years
iirmany of the first respectability—and although they
are not reconimended to •theal all the ills that &eh is
Juhr to," yrs. it has been very rare that it has been
found necessary the those using them to employ any
other 'medicine, and their oceasinnal use will almost in
. Variably prove nn rill:ewer preventive to disease.—
They are exactly adapted to the use of families, tray
oilers and seamen ; they cleanse the blood, eausing a.
free circulation— , open obstructions and promote thef
ferretim, of healthy bile, end consequently are art ex. - '
cellent medicine for Natteca, Indigestion, Nervous dis
orders. Dejection. Liver Complaint, pains in the Dead,
'Side and Breast, Costiveness, Loss of Appetite, Ulan
. ary obstructinne, Mete and Fever. Billious and Inter-.
mittent Fevers, Dese,ntery, Ithenmatism,Scrofula.and
are eminently tis , tel in all female complaints—and iti
, one word, all diseases arising from un healthy secret ions
"and ileenntY of the Mood. Numerous testimonlahrof
their efficacy in sarneular canes, might tie added, but
the preptietor. .prefcrs presenting a few , certitica les if
their general character, from persons of unquestiona
ble candor and veracity, who Wiltlid not in any degree'
lend their influence trvnromote any thing that is not of
decided utility, anl.rely upon their intrinsic mer , is to
gain them a repo ta firm, feeling the most perfect rie•fi
dence that none will abandon their use who giveiliein
a fair trial.
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The fnliotving certificates are from the Rev. Thos,
Newman, and the Rev. David Webster, Minigiers in
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.the 111011 , )tist Episcopal ,ChOrch, Nem . loc k Confer
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Ur. 04110RX-0 - ear , Sir t---t have used your Indian
Vegetable Restorative - Pills myself and made use of
theni in my family, and most cheerfully recommend
them as a veryt valuable family medicine. ,•,
Respectfully,
THOMAS NEWMAN.
111 , intmono, Aug, 4, ISM
Dr..T. Ostmatc—Pear Sir:—l have. for SOMellfile bast
made use of your Indian Vegetable Restorative Pills,
both Myself and i n my family . and do most cordially re
commend them no a superior flintily medicine. Their
action is , exceedinely mild and efficacious and So far as
my expertence goes they are all that you recommend
theq+tu be Respectfully yours ' y
DAVID WEBSTER.
Price '25 cents per bar, containing from 35 to 40 Pills.
Frir'sale wholesale and retail, at HANNAN'S I:ook
store, Patsville, and by the-following Agents to the
County : • .
J.Oll :V ft. C. MARTIN. Drnegist Pottsville.
.C1.1.131F.Nrl & PillylN,
~..101IN G. IIItoWN. s
, ;orc
ratles of
ndid and
Yestitizs
isttlack
lie black
ahitderes,
qg Of the
e,s black
Itf eassi
i all of
in the
ttrroined
tirtrtical
ilertorto
rc ar
to the
CAM:ILES LAWTON, jr. St. flair
CIIARLCS 11. DE FOREST,' Miner., vine
Aents for_the sale of these PiMovantecl hi all the
Tnwee in the County, ;tithe usual rates.
May , 16;18.16.
- , TR117 . ..11P11.4XT SUCCESS OF '
Thort3pSoll'S • eankapoUnq Syrup of
7 .. .3.R 'WOOD .11:IPT11.4.
800
r. CO
0 SO
p 0
4 GO
210
Still another remarkable Cure !
- Carlisle, Pa . ., h1ic.C1),!615.
About six years s'ince, in consequence of the seden
tary nature of my business, I was attacked with severe
pains in the breast, palpitation of the heart, and short
ness of breath, which were soon followed by•wfailute
,tfiippetite, extreme wakefulness:al night, and partial
paralytsis of my limbs—these syinptouts of a deranged
system being frequently attended with Spitting of hind.
For about two years I was occasionally thrown into
Convulsions, which left me in a miserable state-of feel.
bletiess and began Au-affect mi mind. From time to
time my sutferingsi were More or less severe, until -at
leng(h they increased to such a degree. and the violence '
the symptonis.were so augmented, that for a is hole
-year I Was unable in attend to my Mien - less. During
this time I consulted some able physicians and.ittended
to their prescriptions; but all their skill was unirvailing
to procure me relief. and at lengththey regardo my re.
revery as entirely hopeless. In this condititin I was
informed of the salutary effects of Thompson's Com
pound Syrup of Tar and Wood Ntiptha, in a rase some
what similar to mine, and though Iliad giVen up alt ex
, peetations s of a recovery of my former health by human
inC3IIA, yea _ by being Strongly advised to try thisattedi.
rine, 1 was at length. prcvatled upon to do so, and I
Lairs. now to say, that by the use of sixbottles my health
has been restored, and t am *low able to attend to busi
ness with as muck facility as usual.
HENRY lit rEns.
_Prinripal Mee N. F. corner of Fifth and Spruce
streets, Philadelphia. Price 50 dents, ur Six bottles for
82 50. .
Beware of all isnitations.—Agents, MOORE &
LONer-
AKER, Norristown ; EARL, Reading; Dr. 111cPIIER
SON. Harrisburg; J. C. BROWN, Pottsville t STE=
I VENSON & CO, and R. ANGNEY, Carlisle.
Der., 13.
7 4"ei
HAAS' EXPECT(kRANT,
von Tug mit tit .
Consumption. Coughs; Colds, &o
TO THE PUBLIC:: . ,:
N PRESENTING ON valuable meditingto the linb
-1 tic - as a' remedy for Consumption, and Pulmonary.
Diseases In general. I have been actuated solely by the
great suttee • attending its use in my own Immediate
neighboilMod, and a -desire to benefit , the afflicted. I
shall simply endeavor to 'give a brief siatemenliof its
usefulness. and flower myself that its surprising effica
cy will enable me to furnish such proofs of its virtues
as will satisfy the most incredulous. that CONSUMP.-:
TION may and "CAN,HE CURED," if this medicine is
resorted to in time. A's Goisticuptiori, however is a
disease which differs much in the severity of its syrop
ems. and tiler midity of its progress, and has long bar
' fled the a kill if physicians it cannot be 'supposed that
this or any other remedy is capable of effecting a
cure iir every case and In every stage of the digoinse;
on the contrary, welmeat expect it to fail sometimes; a.
circumstahce which occurs daily,with all.tbdinost val
uable remedies we possess, for the most Oriole diseas
es. The proprietor submits the followingtestimonials
in its favor from citizens of this County,/ well keown
I to toe public.
Ala. W. I. Usse,--Tfaving been afflicled for threlist
thirty years with Consumption, and having had the ad
vice of some ofthe most eminentPhysicians,und was gi
ven upas incurable. I was induced to make trial of your
invaluable Expecloran t, and apt happy to say that I ath
einirelyiured, and am attending to my daily occupation
as though I had never, been afflicted, Prey:nits to ta
,king your EXPECTORANT, I could not; If 1 had been
so disposed, do anything at my' trade thave since fee,
ointuended it to several of my friends, and particularly
one:case 0 rCUN 11ED Consustewnn,- and am happy
to state that in every instance it had the 'diraii isd effect.
"Yours respectfully JOdINA UAWEINS '
chuyiktil Eaten °pollee I. I 814:. ' •
, •
HAVISNi January - I, 1845,
Mr. W. J Ilaas,—.Dcar Sir :—llaving been afflicted
with a severe pain In the breast, I was indimed to try
your Expectorant, and after using onebottle of it, found
it In relieve me, and I do not hesitate in recommending
it to the public as a valuable Medicine for Colds, Coughs
and Afflictions of the, Urcast.
lam respectfully yours' &e.,
. EDWARD lIIIIIITZINGER.
Rcauvuott. naves, October 19, ISO.
I was taken with a bad cold some time ago, and used
one or two bottles ofXr Rase :Expectorant,'which re-.
lieved me much, and should I have occasion for the
shove again, I would freely call on Mr. Maas for his in
yntuable Expectorant. - , DANIEL EL WrACEIL ,
Bettostatut }hams, J4ty, 2911845;
Bags.—Derr, Sir:—l am happy to
testify to the efficacy of yotir expectorant, fill answer
ing the purpose for whictrit was Wended, that of re
tiering Coughs, CM*, ' • -
Yours respectfu l l y,!' quer.
.Far sale by the Praprietor at Schuylkill Itasca, and
'try the following Agents in Schuylkill county. • •
=Pottsville-3.8; Ci - hfartitti - -"""
. .
Llewellyn—Johannan,Cooklifil,:Esq
. New Castle4-Gioise Reilimyder.
' Port Carbon—Heury Stilarter, P. M.
-I.andinguille—Color, &-Drumheller. --
Pinegrore--Droefr& Porter.
Timaqua , —ltellner & Morganroth, •
•,• ithidlepors—:H. Koch * Bob,.
Tuororora— Giorgio, R. :pry. Nor S$
. _
; • Leadezz,Pipe..'.• - - '
ICR XIS A *Teich Leaden Pi p e for Water Works; war
ranted. " • ' •
.Do_ do.._, do' - do .
`inek Leaden Pipefor" various purposos.
Alegi, lNla
ent--Water Pipe. three quarter andaudt Inch-pipe,
light and paper, for carrying Water distances -without
much bead. (robs 'Tatham Sr Brother', Estahrishmat,
lisrreeelited Ind for sate nt onnulacturer'l prices, -at
HANNANS'-Store.yottsvilje, - •
- Pipe not on iniadobtainedtoOrderntshortnnt/ce.
?dap 2d, ,
S;filki
Uel dnc
- TifTE - T . Ni:, - ..WIJ9IIIi ' N - A:L
1..
':'
' .-''.: 1)4..14410i)i.
full assortment 0. ...
brands. Red Lead. Litl6rage. Sax.my Magnesia, 8.r....
which will be sol 1 at .latintartnrer's prices, together
with a large and well elected stock of Drugs, Medi
cines, Dyes, Acids, Ft le Colors, Perfumery, 4-c., in
short every article in t e Penn line. Merchants, rily
ficians and Dealers till general. are requesteto call ;
and examine the storkind prices, feeling saris W; Alley
;will be induced In pure vise.
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Philatla_, February 141 1810.
TO CAPITALISTS 4 OTHERS. .
Pennsylvania .Coal & Iron Lands,
Voir Sale.
1671cALRF-.l49.vrcelefintr ^l: A n v d a 3 6 . ce C o- a r t ;1 1- In r
Jenks Township, JetTerlan county. finely - Timbered
and Watered, and having several Milt sites upon them.
Two main roads run tin ough the lands, and improved
Farina adjoin, while Ii: w and Grist Mills are in the
immediate neighborhood. This hod was selected by
a gentleman of experienced judgment. and is consid
ered by judges to he onl of the beat tracts in the coun
ty. Its proximity to th Clarion and Allegheny rivers.
and numerous navigahte streams, and the proposed
Railroad to Pill4btirg and Erie. renders it highly desi
rable as an investment at present prices.
Abounding 111 , t1 Or, and Bituminous Coalof flive
quality, it is believed to present one of the ntoatind
vantageons locations far Iron 'Wnrlis in West Penn
sytvaiiia. The pr,setit ',Avner pitr,bageil with a view
of erecting such Wori.4 o but engagements in another
quarter ()Mir a him with great reluctance to forego Ids
iltlelninn. Maps wilt bei shown. and every information
given by the undersiginid. The lands are patented,
and Old titles and quaiwill he warranted, and sold
free and clear of all- in cc mbrance.
R,
lr North Thirteenth forget.
1810.
Philadelphia Janmiry
Ari"rii.vrlo.N.
IVIILITAY STORE.
r - -
•. , ,tiE subscriber would respectfully inform his
1- friends , and customers. that he has located his
' lilifury Clip Mm-factory
in Third Street, Nn. 94, a feW doors below Race,
.t
where he would be ple scd to see his old customers
and as many new ones . s are disposed,to favour him
with their cantons. Ile till continues to manufacture
!Military and Sportnien'ii articles tif every description,
such as leather, Cloth. Felt; Silk and Hearer Dress
Caps, ofall pattern.; Fol-age Caps; !Intsters termini)
Body do ;Cant:inch lloxds. - liayourt cabbards, word
Betts -of all kinds 0 . -ante...es ;, Knapsacks, different
natterni i Fire Uneketsk . r.ll*.iiinz Boxes, Tribe do:
Brush and Picker's PI toes, PotcpriOns Firemen's
Caps, 14i:ober Storks, (Inn Cases, superior quality
Shot Baer. Game Bat!s. prim's. itc.„&c.
'iLl'Ord •ris thankfitlly received and promptly at
ramie I to. - WILLIAM CRLSSMAN,
No 101 North'( .iirdSireet. c few doors below Inc
Philadelphia. Januar 11 13, IH4O 2-6 m
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PURE WthTE LEAD
Whet - herrn & 1k other,
vNITFACTUIZI , .Iiii. No GS t nnit Frout street
...111'hiladelphia. have now a good supply of their
warranted parcwhite ledd, and those casiotners whc
have been scarier:lr sup; lied in consenoencirot a run
on the article, shall now lhave their, orders tilled.
No known sultstanee possesses those perservatire
and beautiAinz pinprrurs so desirable in a paint, to
an equal extent with unadulterated whde lead; hence
art: admisiore of other materials only tours Its
v.t toe. It has therefore ht en the steady aim of the
111 . 111.1f11C . tires. for many Yeats, to supply to the public
a perfeetly pule white Iced . , and the enceasindtie:
mind tl.f ii art/13e, is proof that it has tort with fa
vor It ti invariably nrati niecf en our
in foil, and on the other,
:VA:zero:Tr:it PPRE—all in red letters
November 19.
PHIL.IDELPHI4, RE.IDING .IND
'- POTT,SPILIT.E
.141711, 110.4 D: ,
ivvirErt ARRANGEMENT. . . ..
l'assettge,a• Trains.
llniti* of stariine on nycl rifler A:oaday, Ori'. 6; 1815
From Pott9ville, at 9 .!k :AL. 1 Daily e xec pt S, Hay
" Plillada.,. "9 Ai 31., 5 :,.
. 1101111:4 -Or P-.0,4A1NG READING .
For Philadzt., at 10 A. 51, t. -.-
~ .
" Pottsville '. 11 A,. :11,1. .
RA.I ES - OF FARE. ' .••
Between Potteville and Philnda., $3.56 and 3WI ~
''. . ... ' (Wading, .61.
.41.1 and I all , •
Malaita., Oct. 11 .' 1 . •
~. - 15-
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'WE ItECOMMEIND OUR ' F4IENDS,.
K„
„..... I I 1 NI N P L r ' 17 1 1; l i t
E II i T H I
) C % 79,
...."' TO THE tST4IILISHMEIST ek
• GARDEN BROWN,.
No. 196 Mortal rt. se c ond door helow Sixth st.
•
•.• niztIniELPEL4,
• ,
exten4,a general invitation to the citizens. of
1 Pottsville and its vicinity. as well as all others,
when .purchasing flats arid Caps, to our store. .W i t
have on hand aonost empplete assortment of lists and
Caps of every variety Mid Xtyle, which we are selling
full nee fourth towel than the usual prices; viz: r
Extra deflector Bet mr gate, from :$2 50 to $1 00
" Brui. .7 200 to 500
Bilk ..r • " 150 ta 200.
" French Moleskin .62'50 usual prices' 400
flood Fur flats, as low:as - 145
Also; a Complete rxock ifuretncr Hats. such as white
and drab Beaver,l3tllaii; a n Ca s s m e tra flats. Leghorn
Vats, dhorting, oeVisfriol top liatii&c.;at lower prices
than theyy can be bad eisevehere,..
This is a fact knoivn by all who tave:dealt With us.
Call and be satisfied; It is to yoni own interest.
Merchants. tirtmckeepers, , flatters. and otbers,:twbo
buy to sell agsitt,)•supplied , on reasonable terns. lie
sure and tall: GARDEN & BROWN.
, 120, Mather mt., 24 door below Gth
; Philada., Nov. 20th 181$ 49-
. •
- iticH RNLI Eo.akr
CarpetS, Oil Clot s, Mattings
WlNtiow -- Snants, FOR SPRING TRLDE.
T HE. subscriber. has Just, l
opened for Spring Trade,
a- large and complete assortment of Brussels, Int.
peiial, superfine and tine Ingrain and Venetian. Cur
pets, whichbaye all been purchased within a month,
at the lowest cash rates. j They are now otTered al
greatly reduced prices for cash.
These goods are of an eStra style and - finish, and
being of the beet make r mash; ic; offer great indirce- , ,
ments to puichasers to obtain it handsome and desirfit
hie article at,prices below the amnia rates. - '
The assortment is complete In every respect and con.
gists in part of the followings, '-
New and splendid Brussels
Do do Ingrains
Do -do ; . Imperials
Do do Twilled Venetians, at Reduced
Do do Plain do
Do' - . do • Fine and. Common
• Ingrain
Splendid Embossed Piano and Table Coven, Stair
Reds,' Modica'', Beset; Skins. &e &c.
,With ITI immense stock of low priced Caticts, of all
descriptions, Liar, Rag,llengiand Cotton Carpets, from
to 30 cents per yard.
Country , Ilerchtnis, housekeepers and others love
now an opportunity of, supplying , themselves with
handsome and desirable goods at greatly reduced ltd.
tea. "'ROBERT R. WALKER,
23 eenit d stieet„Upposite .Christ , Churcif:'
Phliada.; Iday g, Ih4G., 19-.-31 cs,
. ,
BESTI,BITi n t - laNGESr• - .
, .
it ANUFACTURED and for sato by
. I.lolllllis, TASKER ar, MORRIS,
Pascal Iran Wareham 's, S. E. earlier of
Third and Walnut street, Phtlada-
Pittlada . . August 9,
.
. .
RAIL ROAD IKO N t
trim suing ahem have now landing front ship allmtn.:
L bra.- 'from Liverpool; Stone Bait flood Iron. If a
Stone I, 10 moo ti xt,stons I}= I; Mao, 1510 mon
best refined Iron, cotwhitlngof roundosquare- and flat
bans.. Apply to • .c,-"T. & Wok:0114E.
North East corner of ILubrt and lash street.
P 1 -is-w. 17-If'
Ezmi
THE4MER/, - 0 AN FLORA.
A Beautiful Rc.rk fur Me Lai.%
•10tEING a kisoory of Plants ei,nd floefere!on
.L., taioing oyoternotirand VetIPTOI deferiptitlarpalla.
rat Ingtory JChoOlical :and ,Meeteal of ave.!.
six Mainland plants. to be Illustrato4 %Otis-Aver all
thousand cofqred engravings, to ketilroto nature„! by,
X• B. Strongrld.ii›... rehiltbed monthly.
;die' 422 Per luntral,A42seensepei number. Nobealp.
done received - seIII4NNAN'S, BoOketoik . ,eote Jaen*,
for the county. -July 21, 20-
,t,W,', , e ';1,7,, , ,,1T 1 . .v'q..7 , X' 7 5.7.!!•:"-t7r. 4 7,7 7, rr;t7 - r.: , :'. Z r:'•',sv•=,:iv:',l-:..: , - , ,'.-I . T . f sa -, - , * , :::, , 1 ,, .1 , ... ,- ..: , ; f;: ; ,-, :' ,-,.- n -, •: -. , - i . v ,.
. .7
THE coneassr ?Amy:M*2o"T IN THE
VATTED WATS&
JOSEPH. alcifitiltßar'S
SFLESDIT) LX OP LOSDOWAND 'LIPLILPOOLt
THE subscriber begs leave to can the attention Of
his friends and the public in general, to the follow
-Ing arrangements for the year 1816, audio? the purpose
of bringing out Cabin, Second Cabin, and , steerage
Passengers, by the following
Regular Packet • Says to and from' Liverpool
Ships' Names _ Captains Daysof Sailing from
New York.
Henry Clay, Nye, '.. Jan. 6 May 6 Septa
StephenWhitney,ThomPson;•, " II "- II " II
Oamck Sklddy, ii 26 i. 26 ~ 26
Patrick Henry, Delano Feb.. 6 June 6 Oct. 6
Virginian, Ileiro, " 11 " 11 " 11
noscins, . Eldridge, , ' "26 " 26 "26
Independence, Allen, Mar. 6 July 6Nov. 6
Waterloo, Allen, " II " *ll " 11
Siddims. ' . E. Cobb. " 20 " 26 "26
Ashburton, Deo/land, April 6 Aug 6 Dec 6'
John H. Skiddy, Skiddy,. "II ' II 11
Sheridan Cornish. - ". 2.13 ". 26 "26
1 Ship's Name, Captains. Days ofSailing horn
Liverpool.
Henry Clay Nye, Feb* 21 lune 21 Oa. hi
Stephen 'Whitney, Thompson, " 26 " 26 " 26
Garrick, •Skiiiily, Mar. II July II NOlll
Patrick Henry,. Delano, " 21 " 21 " 21
Virginian, Heim, •,- " 25 '" 20 " 26
Rescius Eldridge, Arra 11 Aug . li Dec. ll'
Independence, Alter, ' 21 ' 21 "26
Waterloo, Allen. " 26 " '26 - " 26
Sidilons, E. Cobb. May 11Sept. 11 Jan.ll
Ashburton, Howland. " 9! " 21 "21
I John It..sliiday, , Skiddy, " 26 " .26 "26
I Sheridan. • !- Cornish. June II Oct. 11 Feb 11
EIM
En
CARPETS
Prices
_
B. Damian,: Agent, Pottsville.
_ ARRAIN:GEMENTS FOR 1846. •
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE,
100 Pine &red; Cor. of South, N. Y.
In addition to the above BeenMr Lines, a number of
Splendid New York Built Transient Sbips,such as the
'Adirondack,' •Scotlatid„ , ltus, , el Glover, ''Echo,' and I
'Sea,' will continue to sad from Liverpool, weekly in
regular' succession, thereby preventing the least pos
sibility of delay . or detention in Liverpool; and for
theaccommodation of persnn• Wishing to remit money
to their fandlies or friends. I have arranged the pay
ment of my I.kraftson the following. II nks : "
Cork - Lttnerick • Cloinut el
Londonderry', Sligo, Wexford - ,
Belfast, . Waterford , Galway •
Armagh,. Athlone, Cotetain
liilkentd, 'Willa,Tralee,
Enniskillen, . Monaghan, Yougho I,
Banbridge, . Ballymena Paraonstown
Downpatrirk, Cavan, • • Lurgan,
' Dungannon, Bandon, Ennis,
Ballyshannou, SW:thane . . Skilibreen
Onntelt, , Mallow, • Dublin
Cootehill, Kilresh, .
Scotland—The City Bank of Glasgow.
unidand—Messrs. Spooner, Atwood & CO. bankers;
London ; Messrs. P. W. Byrnes & - Co, Liverpool.
Passengers can also be engaged from Liverpool, to
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, by the Regular .
Packet Ships on application being made personally,
or by letter. [post paid.] addressed to ,- -
JOSEPH MeMITIIIt....Y, 1(10 Pine street,
' corner of South street, New York
AGENTS. '
Ben.): Dannan,Pottivilfe, Pa. ; Michael Mullen, Ito
cliester, N. Y.; Jer. Ilaugot Providence. II- I. • 'T,
Cough, Albany, N., Y. ; Charles O'Hara Toledo, Ohio ;
Thomas McQuade, Utica.N.
I also beg leave to assure LW' , friends and the public
in general, that the greatest punctuality will he obser
ved in the salting of the above Ships, together with all
others which I may have, and that Passengers will
exPerlence no delay on their arrival at the ditferent
I orts where they mean to embark.
P.'S.—Free Passage can also be. secured from the
venous Ports in Ifelaitil and Scotland. from which
Steamer's run to Liverpool
BENJ BANICAN, Pottsville,
-Sole Agent thrills State of Pennsylvania.
Jan. 17, 1840. 3-
./11VNE_YATION OF TEX.RS.
GREAT ATTRACTION
HAADWARE Sr. IRON STORE.
THE subscriber respectfully-informs his friends and
tne public generally, that he has just received a
splendid assortment of HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL,
HOLLOW-WARE, CARPCNTER'S TOOLS, &c.,
which added to his.foramr stock presents a variety to
those desirous of ptirchasing,, unsurpassed in the re
gion, for quality and cheapness. a large assortment
of the best Ases,at pricesranging from 7.5 cents to SI,Z.
Grindstones, , . cent per Rt.
• Akflierican Steel, t, • 11l
Best Cast 'steel._ , 151
Lead, - s• ff
• Rolled Iron, • •
Nails by the Seg. - Al ;
Tin, 2 boxes for $53.00, cheaper than ever—Wire of
all sizes very low. His assortment consists partly Of
Anvils, Bellows, Sptkes,. .Knives and Forks, Spoons;
Nails, Chalas,Shovels,andTea and Coffee Kettles,
Spades, vv.:y.ollsmi; , I.Peks, Rifles,
Plane, Shwa . ; Hatchets, :Itillebarrels Grass and
Ifingesaices,Wagon box-!G ra in Scythes, Sickles,
es, My and Dung forks,. 'Files, Rasps,Candle
liohnails,llorseshoce, Pants&c. Also, Dye 0 * ID,
Copper 'and. Iron KettleK Glass, VarnisN, .14,
And every other-article usually Item 'n Hardware
Establishments, all or which he seas at a very low
tate. PerNonscOmmencing housekeeping, Blaelistniths,
Carpenters; Cabinet Makers. Saddlers, ert., will find it
to their advantage by Falling and exanfining.his stock
before purchasing elsewhere, at the Hay Scales, cor-'
nor of Centre rind )farket street.
Hs tenders his unfeigned thanks to his old friends
attd-custotners for their liberal wpm, and solicits
their further pattonge.
. GEORGE H. STICHTER
Pottsville, August 16,1815 33--
SO ILo.7loyr .717TH,
. . ... „
Cabinet Maker; Undertaker, &e.
ArtilE subacribc/annininces to the public'. that he
. has unman nerd' the'libove :thew - Toned business
in I he blirouah . of Pottsvihn. iznoviiiinely back of
the Pennsylvania tlilliAlitto wilkeofistantly keep
an hand'3l.l .. .3.9sorttnent of,'
..)p . , .
' - RE A. IVY 311 is Dig; ctpiNs. •
Cabriiet 14'are• 4e:,, niannrii:ti.rect of the heel
materials in tho•most durable mannor..nt. very low
rates.
Ile.alsn will nianufacture kinds of Futoilure,
,tic,; to eider at the shortest notice. '
Funerals malted on and licartes Supplied, &e. ;
lie therefore Solicit's wpart of the priblie patronage
which he will endeaior to meet by prompt mu:otion
to business. Give tis n trial: • „.
Laid Oily
, .
UT INTER pressed. cleansed' from - guar
VV noun red by Engineers and Machinists, who hbve
use this OIL, superior le the best 'iiperin Oil "for Rail
Roads, Engines and 'Machinery of all kinds, Woolen
Manufacturies. ike.,'sv ill biro in any lamp without
clogging the wick; equal to the best of sperm. and at
two-thirds , the.cosl. - - Fur" sale by the blil., and sam
ples-wilt be forivarded for trial,. on application to C. J.
V. 111 X.VEY, Arent for the.MantifacturerMosioll. Mass.
of El) 1t 11, V A IIDLEY, Pottsville, Pa., where a sample
may i:ie seen. • . • ,
• March 2.1 16113. . : -•: .
• • 'Valuable Real Estate..
of _
AA LOT ground. Market street, Pottavilleoraw
: 'ble of being divided into 14 excellent building Vita,
( or gale low. Apply to CCIRNIARD REILLY..
Jan. 10," Alabantongcr street. Pcittsolle.
- TOOTIII•ACIIE .I)ONQUERED. • .
• . .
' THE ODONTALDIC DROPS,. .
Warranted to cars the Tooth-fiche in tett' minutes.
preparation is the reitilt of moth Patient ea
periruent—is compounded by a scientific Dentist.
and is guaranteed to be perfectly innocuouitin its ef
fects upon the others Teeth. .The genuthe ankle can
be had at Bannon's DeoLstore Pottsville, wholesale
and retail, genetel Agent for the county." Mee of the
following Agents:, • . •
JOHN S.' C. MARTIN,
CHARLES LAWTON, Jr.is Co. St. Clair.
cfr Price 25 cents pee-battle. '
H Agents wanted in all the Towatin thecilunty at
She usual discount. ".• • • ".
May 2, 1540. , -
- FOR. SAL.E, - •
ATRACT of 19.0 acres of laud, * situate on the road
leading from Rinegrove to 'Schuylkill Raven, 10
from Schuylkill linden and a from Pinegrove; about 35
acres cleared and finder good fenceand col titration, tbe
• ' • balance timber land. The improvements
are a log house and barn, a good Apple
• ;"; orchard, and a new saw will, With' a Mr
.
- ggg sal e'
~-. culler seer, turning laythe, &t. The Fish
., ..-- ing creek. Swatam,, and Schuylkill Rail
.
'Road, will pima near, if.not through this land.
.Terms
as. V.. Apply to.;. GEO..W. MATCHIN, agent:
dchaytklli Haven April,lB,lBol.
~. , . :.- - 10-tt
.• .
. .
Fresco land Panne' Flowers.
. ,
TOBT Opened at Itainiaa'a Paper Stare; Pottsville; a.
erlarge.and beautlfela !affluent of Prescriand Pan
nell Papers, embraiing the latest and most fashiOnable
Patterns.. 311 ,of which will be sold as Mee and'some
Which were: patihised at a bargain, at less than ,Phil
adelphta prices. As his stock - of Papers embraces the
latest and most fashionable Patterns of three of the
largest Manufactories In Phtladelphia, they can scarce
ly, tall to please the niest:fsetidieui. - "
Gland and Common Papers for Rooms; flails and
Darters, In all their variety, at Philadelphia prices, al
ways for sate at • -
116lir.CSN'S Paper Store; Pottsville.
IS, 180. - . ^4l--
. . •
Akict".• Christie's -Magnetic Rings
. ..
A' - '
„FREJUS sapptr of .IPoct.. Chriaties celebrated
RI14011: gnu and other Meld.. Alen, Bandi t: Belts
and Bracelets and •MarnetieTtasters, Just reeeived and
`tor sate at BANNAN'S Clie - ap Bonk store, wheAs
'Mai - Chtletic'e *Pie Agent ter Setuiylkitt ecluriity - .--:
All ethers offered elsewhere in the Cuunty;Are Fottb ,
less - imitations, unblushingly palmed ,upott the .pttnuc,
as rentalneartiele, .: -, - - ‘-._:. ... 1-. - •
..IJurie 00816. : ~ - ' 1 " '-'!•.':-='; ;;-, ~,9 3-..
. -
lIECOLLECTION§., . MEXICO,. By Gen.
1144;litin' Vinirler - -iiittictiy - eolo4fr
.te atNNANlVOittplitoll bete*:
Jim% 380 •
.1B11r: Y:'&' .El4.lOTl';,
/WATCH ERS & -JEWELLERS,
Ite tity.Of Phliada.,
BEO ease. to- annotince to the citizens of
Pottsv to and' eighboring districts, that they
have nltand• at their Store, nettdoor to
"( - lei ra.new Motet, In the borough of Potts
ville, a large ssortment of Gold and Silver Patent 1.,m,
vet, Lepine, neplain Watches of every deuriptfon -
Also, a gene I assortment of Ladies and Gentremente
Gold Pins, ina, Bracelets, Signet and Plain Rings;
Gold and Silver Thimbles, Pencils and Pens of various
makers; Spectacles,Musical bores , and, every other
article in their line f business.
It. &E.- have been appointed by Messrs. Brevoster
&Ingraham of. Bristol,. Connecticut, their agents for
the sale cif Oath patent spring Clocks, comprising those
suitable for Churches and public offices. Also, eight
day and thirty hour brass patent spring repeating Gothic
Clocks. Through them purchasers may rely upon get
ting a genuine ar icle. . .
Give us a cail, we guarantee to sell as low as any
article in our line of business tan be purchased either
in Pottsville or Philadelphia. .
Clocksand Watches of every description carefully
repaired and warranted on the most reasonable terms.
W I L.Li A M 81l DY.
JOSEPH S. to.a.torrr.
March 21, 1816.
IRON! IRON!!
f:POTT,
OMB
TOWN HALL, .
AVE an assortment of rolled and hammeree
1. !nos, conristinr, otTrom 3 round to 2 inch.
Scrotilrom 4 20
,!‘) 4 x 4.
s. w res I a to 3
linntm'rd tire from z 3 z 3 inch,
Scollait iron of rartou4 dimensions,
Crow Bare; l'louch Irons,
• - 11orbe•olute bars, t 4 lettge
Aloulas. Juniata Slit
• - Aals, and Borne
Shoe Rtids.
•
STEEL.
Oemgrin east Steel.
:Alf:all Steel, rnglish
Blister. American Blister,
German Steel, Spring
Is7lnei, ten.. ite., sye
June 213
New Stare at Brockville
rr 11E. Subscriber his just received from Philadelphia,
1. and 11118 now opened at Brockville', a large and gen
eralassortrocnt ofscasonald e goods, Filch as Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware. and Quechsware. ln addition to
which will be found constantly on hand. Fish, smoked
and fresh Meat,. as well as a good gio,Tly of country
produce. exit and examine our stark, and you will rind
us . prepared to sell goods:it as low a race as they have
ever been sold au!, wher4iu Schuylkill county.
N. B.—country produce of all - kinds wanted, far
which the highest price will be panl.
GUI 11. POTTS,
. .
CARPENTERS AND 111..S.CligMITIfic wANTr.n.
111 e subscriber is in want-of six or enzlit good mill
road and Dons! Carrointers. Also two good Black
smiths:wanted; empire at his other in Market street,
next door to the Anthracite Gazette isilice.
GEO 11. PGTTS.
Pottsville, Feb. 7, 1916,6-
TO CATIPILI:I;TERS.
DROPOt;tAl.iti will be received by the subscriber, for
I - building one hundred -Miner's houses, at the town
of Brockville. For particulars apply to the subscricer,
at his aler t next door to the Anthracite Gazette office,
Market street. - GEO.II I'OTTS.
Pottsville, Feb, 7, 1816, 6.
porrsvu,LE IRON WORKS
I,l3:i#ef, - 4150,13,1 Tasfirannalmysts2
... .........
E. W.' iIIeG,INIVIS.
REPETEIJI.I. T. annonnees to the Public, that he
has taken the Establishment knoln as the Potts
),
ille Won Works, on :Norwegian street, where he is
enured to build all kinds of Steam Engines, mann,
f Mire Rail Road Cars, and :Machinery o f almost cvdry
scription,at the shortest notice, and on the most rea
' cinable terms.
tte Persons from broad, in want of Sum m Engines
will tind it to their advantage to give him a call before
1 imaging elsewhere. May 11
MARSH'S SUPERIOR PATENT
( 4 . 11 TRUSS f: 11 )- c)
1 8110
-----
A LSO,
Dr. Jo.eph Whrie•c eter . o
Supporters.
A supply of Vie above articles, just received
and for sale, at to a manufacturers oriceP, by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN,
Druggist
October 28, 44
TAMAQUA IRON WORKS.
ill/1E subscriber respectfully informs the public that
1 he is prepared to build Steam Engines of any pow
er, and of the most approved construction. Also, fm - -
nace and mitt ivork of eve, y description, Rail Road
and Drill Cars. Cool Breakers, Screens, plane gearieg,
Mine pumps. • Also, Turning Lathes. Slide rests,
Screws of every size and length, Castings of every
description, at the above Works on the Little Schuyl
kill Rail Road, coiner of Bridge street, in the Borough
or Tamagna, Schuylkill County. • -
Having the stiperintendance of the Works Myself.
feel cgnfident it, would be to the interest of persons
wantinl any of the plaice named articles, to call be
fere Purchasing elsewhere, as I will warrant the work. I
turned out by me. to he of the hest Material and work
manship. and till be prompt to do work at the time
fised'ilpon. JOUN 01.1.1 A.
Tamagni:4'May 6.1E4, 19-6ino
To Machinists & Manufacturers.
Aechternacht,
Wholesale and retail Use dealers, alga- of the big poet
- nest - door to 4. B. Illite's,and apposite neisse's
• 'racers, C'entri,street Pottseille, Pa.,' •
•
HAVE Constantly
.on hand for sale, superior Calcutta
Sewing and Thong leather, Tinned copper Rivets.
Burrs, &c. Superior Belt leather, and Belts (stretched)
-of any width and lerigth,,made to order,
Carpet bags. Carpet and Leather School Satchels,
Varna baes, Trunks, Glazed hats, Nutria, Musk, Seal,
Cloth and Vdtret 'caps, ands superior assortment Glatt
kinds' f mens, womens.and childrens - coarse and fine
- boots and shoes, many of which were made to order,
expressly. for Moody &. Aechternacht, and intended to
be equal, if not superior , to the best custom work, and
at much lower prices.
• - ;Jan. 3, • .
VEGETABLES, FRUIT;
OYSTERS,.. 'FISH;
111110ELE- As CATER, continue business at -the of
LI ta n d., earner of - Centre. - and Mahantongo streets
Pottsville,. where. they_ ivill keep a constant supply,
when in season, of Vegetables, Fruit of every *scrip.
Lim Fresh Fisk; Oysters, Lobsters, - Clam, and every
litzury which the Philadelphia market affords, all of
which they will sell -at very ,moderate advances on
Philadelphia prices.
al. Messrs. B. C. baring long been engaged in ca
tering.for the public, and consequently become per
fectly familiar with the trade, flatter themselves - that
they can supply ell articles in their line to the citizens
of Pottsville. and vicinity, upon rather better tenns
than any of their :ompetitors.
Pottsville, May 23d 1840
• Coal Land for Sale. -
° NE undivided nne half f
part othe best and largest
quarry, of Anthracite Coal (in proportion to the
land) itt. Pernisili. anti. belng in the whole tram 356
acres, nett measure, adjoining the Seaver Meadow
Lands, ori the cast, and the Summit Lands on the west.
Far particular apply tp' - JACOB ALTER.
Tufearora, Schuylkill county; Pa.
Jane 13,
'lsysearo
NEW AND CHEAP STORE.
. . .
Next door to thz Town Hall, Centre Street.
"POE undersigned have .just opened an entire new
.1.. *Melt of Goods, con/Wing eta well selected and
general assortment' of
DRY GOODS.
ORO,CERIES,
• •- LIQUORS..
FLOUR..
CEDARTPARE.
. .
• • •• • - ODEENSWARE.
PROVISIONS, &c.
To which they mvito the attention of the public gen
erally. to , Ball. examine end-judge for themselves.—
Families will and it to:their interest to call before bay.
sag elsewhere • . FOCRT & FOSTER.
• Pottsville, Slay 31100846. 22—thno
GREEN GROCERY,
FISU, OYSTERS,
-JOHN T. -HAZZARD.
111116 , YINt; fitted up the spacious combat hisold stand
opposite the Post Office„:4lentre street; Pottsville,
will keep constantly on hand for isle, a large supply
Of restSeb/re of every description, Fruit, Fresh As),
Zobiters ' Ousters, Clestat,,,d , c. ' of the very best quality
that thePbilidelphla market will aford, and at prices
quite as tow as can be atorded by any other person..
The superiority of the arrangements bete being
mochas to protect all articles sold from the ruinous
etrects of the suit and dust; will readily, be perceived
by allivhd call.
Pottsville, 2day iMd 1816
VICTORIAL Meiotic& of Wishington,
do ~do - Pliantlin,
do .ido •• • Jackson,
d 0.,.; do • Napoleon. •
New and beautlint books for the roue', price 75 cts.
Just received end
.for-sale at HANNAN'S Cheapßook
, Store. Pottsville. Nay.% 1544 = 18- ••
nidrants•
OOD
,
Ammer ;and Winter Itidrants, price *tea
just received and for tale:. Alen, Leaden Piker
the different sizes and - kinds forthe:Water-Werts and
'catryinswaterireat diseanceaiNat - • 2.. •
•
eiltb, 1841% •
Fsaatts - o Oviecosx, A.
Ilnusanons.—To use the
York Express. the extreme
of Flour and Grain, and tht
est, crop of grain this count
causing no little alarm amt
now inquire in earnest, whei
market for , their crops at I
production I This question
great importance, and the
doubt, is appropriate to offr
marks :
In the first place, we takt
production of bread stuffs ii
ceeileil the increase of eonst
ed demaita for export, and i
we can not look for an. inct
sufficient to' consume out
therefore, we infer, consume
thus divert the producing cl,
While it is tine that 20
is no less certain that Manui
and that our imports are It
the true interests of the F 1
amount of I ifkr. and comet
grain we might consume, at
diners we, might change to consumers, w e 6 , 4
the f,llowing tables. .
he following shows tha amount of impa.4
of leading articled at two periwig, va: 1842 a t i
1845: - .
Imports.
1842. 1515. Inrrar,
4103,619 1111.553,79
ME
Woollen mannfae. b,0.43,127 10,05013 2,01 4,70
Colon manulac. 9,578,515 13,869,2 v 4 4 ,,
Sint and manufac. 10,749,188 11,688,469 ty., 5 : 4 ;
Thread and cotton. ' E 57,952 1,127,94 4 NA '
Flax.. 3,659,131 4,993,109 1,^41N4
'65.12r
-8,677,231
134 9•,1
$41,517,076 $52,871,762 81135173 .
• 0,517,816
Hats and caps. 595,619
Icon and [Liam/far. 7,517,752
ES=
Here, then, we have an increase over Ci
percent. in three years, upon eight clas 9 76 of or .
ticles of articles, nearlytall of. which sr can pr o
duce now or in a short time, in Ow 'mow n,
and . as , good and cheap and!as wt.<ool - t ow
port them.
There can' be no doubt that a proper
of employments is the most td , our'advantli t;
end that we shituld, upon ourown'soil, cousutra
our own grain; and make our own trianulschee et
Who con look upttn the immense imports of then
eight articles in 1815, and say, that grain weal
nOt he higher now, had we taken from the gran.
ers of wheat enough more to have ru s h t h 4
quantity of. goods! Would not
.consumphe %
have been increased and production diminished,
thus Mishit; the price of wheat,without
in. ' the price of manufactured articles!
The hope that the farmers of, the United Stee l
rireto tied a foreign
_market for enough .of out
giant to enhance. the price of the whole crop,
not to he realised.. if this was to be the case, se
should see s lambing to indicate it in our pre
' vious year's trade, instead of which, the tables
show that our es-ports of farm produce reuni a
neatly stationary, as will show:
Exports of Farm produce.
164.
Wheat $ 910,616 $336,111 9 979.11.19 der - .
flour' 7 575,350 5,'!u;593 ' 1,9:6,763 de t ,'
Corn '' • - . 341 , 150 411 , 741 :16,591. - inr.
Corn Neat 917-07 ' 611,952 2.3,735 jar.
Ilye 190196 • 171%953
---t--- :-.-- 53,55; nt
$9.379,335 $6,CE„6.16
,
,
6 0 116616
,
$2,41:4719 decrease. •
This two millions is the decrease of our et•
posts of Mead stuffs whit!, our imports have been
increasing as above. This clearly staws that the
theory of exchanging farm produce does not work
very well! as yet for- the tables indicate clearly
that our means of buying from the sale of bread
stuffs have fallen MI; while'oui purchases have
increased.
The years between which we bave made thi
comparison exhibit a correct state of our exports
of -bread stuffe, as will be seen by the amount of
Flour exports for a series of years, proving that
rho year ended, is full an average one
Export® of Flour.
Mi. 07,159,646 1844.
184. . ' 7,375,356 1045.
1843. -. 3,763,073 •
Average . for 5 years, $0,270,90, while the ace
age, la round numbers, for 24 years, is only
5,000,000.
Hero then we find that our exports of FlOur do c.
not, for a term of years, exceed five or six millions
at the outside, while' the purchase of manufactu
res go on rapidly increasing.
From no source can we now hope for an ex
tension of the market for bread stuffs, except
Englund, and even there we have yet to learn
that we can do an .estended and profitable trade.
The relaxation of her Tar:ff on bread stuffs will 1
stimulate their produrti3n throughout Europe:
and it is not probable that we shall obtain any
of that extension of markets home hos anticipate.
The true policy' of his country is a more` equal
d:vlsion of labor, so re to prermt 506 - large sums
from leaving' the country to .pay fur our imports.
We must manufacture more, and thus make a
home market for our raw material. The work
men who make these $511,090,000 of imports
must be fed here, and bo taken froM the, producers
grain to be consumers, thus enhancing the
jtke of grain in two ways: first, by decreasing
production, and next, by increasing its consrtffip
iron. In short, we should in our intercourse with
other nations, pursue the course adopted by al!
good farmers, and that is—never to buy from for
' signets what can be made as well at home.—
Newburg Gazette.
Tunates,--It is too early to low the fall crops
of turnip*, but not too early to begin to make
preparations. Begin therefore. at once to scat
late manure—and as turnips delight in a thorough
ly puli-erstred sod, proceed immediately to plough
up the ground you intend for - a patch,—plough
har,ow and roll it— r let it remittal until about the
22d inst.. then m pure it with good.. well-rotted
manure in the proportion of 20 double horse cart
loads to the acre—plough this-deeply in, then
spread a mixture of e .
10 bushels of powdered bones.
" -of Ashes, sad
2 Is of Salt,
per sere, harrow it in; then sow' your turnip seed,
harrow it in with a very light garden barrow, and
finial) by rolling. ,
Before being sown, the . seed should he snaked
for 12 hours in Ith oil, then drained ant dried in
plaster, ashes, or lime, u taken out of the oil to
be sown.
21-6mn
To resent the I - sieges, of the turnip fly--so
soon as the plants COrrle. up p over the ground
with a mop, and sprinkle fish oil over them.—
Thie done, strew a mixture of plaster. Inne; Scotch
snuff end flour of sulphur over them. itepeatthis
each morning until the plants get. into rough leafi
A bushel of plaster, 1 of lime, 1 lb. bcotch snuff
and 2tbs. of flour of sulphur, intimately mixed
together, will be sufficient for tut acre—And we
feel eettain, that, if •oui recommendation is strict•
ly followed, neither thitFly nor Flea, will molest
the youui plants. • •
The heat time to sow turnips is about the 26th
ofJuly. and the reeding may be continued op to
the 10th of August; bin we think it desirible to
sow between the the 26th of July, and the Ist of
August. •
_ ,
.
Tog Mir amosidTELIS POTATOICSV"" WO W e t
to learn, fro ntlio apecimen of pot r ash iltst the
fell disease is already at work: thug ellehotteeng ,-
this valuable esculent.' kis eeident from the lope
cjinca before us, that the commencement and plos
gmia of the disease, have been is :they have gem
wally been; beginrdng iii the leaf then erecting
the stalk and passing downward into the palette.
These leaver mre much effected,"theindk alights
ly, and on the petatuee the disease se pen :eade,
on clam inspection; the appearance .being walla,
to iron ruid.
,We'hive some accounts. .end only
a few , csimParitimlY, 4. the. theism cenutterutiell
in the stalls near the potatoes.' In such camel'
may have produce d by dises!ed otted. - , ';:;'=,
It appears from our fereige papem that in some
sections in England the early potatoes were sato;
ted with the rot; but generally they; went::vevy
rgitrous and heaithy. A* the - semati is very: fits
vocable, and thistreveree of 'hit of kit year, it it
suirneed,that il4 shwase is owing to planting ifs
fed Niters:and not tui the atinothpiee, o r th e gen .
1 coal cause that hes protium(' the *diseruie. , I iris
land rthilotleotl potatoes were very healthy Atli
promising, and, no eases of the disuse bad bow
21-6 m
$11,:',51.716
48,75D,551
5,393,593