=
plts!tihr4l4 spirited Smog. %vritten. the lire Sits
ills Ringgold, a short time prosiroTsio it is .mlll.' was
tirrottilletl-,n the ro!ir•att . s. Watts by : , 7.1 C , filter oril4e
Pimtunr.
elje brfrlial.l76.
#11 : 151C ATM 4 , . T.fl E: A PTAI7/
fleet steed 1r hi! .1 grt%i'llT. mare•
A trenpl he fellow, fa c:.
That tilts the t , l I I, and fl.readiP;rttlairl.
- A - ad souvele the h•tttle 61. r '
.Aly,feerldi the ha Ale e.y
like`an ni
• Away the' t2l/15, hi, hears
The ..'artier Licht,
The warrie? t•r I :le k.t.. ;op tele, -
Tire tekrtior In tilt t.cld,. •
. 4,1 al' the hrare-ste•-.T 71eersi lie bears
The "etaTtle:l9,the fr.:llt.
•
'0 for :t nirr and fr...T.111! 1 , 11.
). heard a Viil,olll`
lenerr's seed,
16411, • -
Vie r. ith , 2 Idelt, mg 1, , ,y5,
liis moi init,la 1:d ..nd rri•st. •
llc FWeep:i
tii 701. i !•
die; :linn d v:c.!
:111.1 11 ,- !;Iry,
'11rtv,.111..",
I=
1111 7 f, 111 b:11:71 , 1./
t f - Hark 1 0 PI- ,
fir rye,
r:FL. , plum!. MI. 1,112,
Pk. AV•11'.111.1 - •:•• f ive ,
•• • •1•11. , rieNl ; t';ir
-.;o.lnry;
' M , r ', m y boy s ,
:4;11111, of ywtery, ' ' • • ,
Tlit, field or 0,11,
.
Ifi~ ncveire
.4 {tinlic itrii, i.41:1111` '3crccit..
i4Y J '1•114
•
1
• .. In' order to- bad rho roll 1.,,,ts ;,'on the II•liii , 11
...
': raaa). - a shoit hubsteep in'eltrird,plane "of about
.;: on 11T1M47;.11M.14 flit% te,t in len.lt , th, is made at
4.1. tii elude tvhicii em l'4 from 'Ail?' -I',V r0:1 . 411 - 1M1! tit ! the
. . side of .the II:our:tan). to a. l.i.rp , eirctiia(revoliing
. -- . seleen To the folding car- is attached a
.. 'rope
, which draws ''op an ornplv".c...ar. arid. nrri , ied at the
el.'4.e.eit,the'ltiwer end of the tar i.. suddenly tin
,'..' boii.i , ,f;'atitt the roll i. , -hot iytth ereat'‘ e lo,itv into
-1 1, a lioppi;r;„,ild... r,u.::•:-:,...' it- ..i;c, , •11... ifil..., the server).
',i',ivilii;ll has' < thteu 1a:a . 4..
, e!,;irlery'r. Ahr..ittei i'shieh
„....xoarveof at; tome s. ....e , is reldled out. in shot, by
iirOppors, ini , ,ii.u4 :::niail hi,ats, as Being fir till
:, tr4 l i ent dose.ripli,d.s 0f' . 1.1.e :1.6.'1e. '. .. .
.'' ' - ' , O few tinintli.,; . slin.f.,.-i.„l".:tiltee. of the genuine
' bi - l'&1, guile' infpii-itiil.:, hot-nu,re verdant th an a
•I.ankee shouht he; gaitied.tire:;.tafian-itutise. and
' gaze&With' wunderat the Pennt.rt6fiLTS. lie pe ;
, culiturfladaiirod tho . , xi‘i! , lit',d o. ith .vihich the
loaded ear descended and * ..;,iptied its.l4,eluitid tie
I 1
vFloeity ; with whieli it: ,r, turned ro ;r*e pfuue h'-i
ailother:- .
.
.
- 4 ,:Mortly hi - , aileli:ioo...vo4 a!troled by: seeing. a
h4ilnef mount One ot the lull ears.abiiut to piake,
'? the descent. .
'Going, to slide ?' inquired hr.
1.
!1 - . goitn.e•to on' t y o?g .
;,.4V t sl, I guess I'll stop a bit, end sey you do
• The car .‘yiftly ile•nyOleti. and ore it - reached
the hopp,:r, the ,pa i -senizei. jutut!iett oci.sately.
lbo you do this often ?• inquired he tal.one of
the laborers in the staititThat-t:• . .
eontitilially,' 'was the waaali"la-answeri
• 'you knoYy all the, boa:Meg are alt siialiime . u. mel
. as they often ffUye I ,1-:'f ! ,,r •I Mffinmai; we
al ivay sigend doWri. a 1,..(1 - iiCI omit with every car
:of that kind. to let '. m liumy.' • • '• •
.
' .Wal nun, du nal,' uti! red'the eastern min.
• The m.ir'e the V.mk. j log k,d at the apparatus,
tile more did lit? liecoMe ( . :onviimed. that it w ou ld
- : be a.greatithio, to eohlawn the oloep in that way
•' . —sornettiing that he eopld tell qt . ) hum.' . .
'. • 'l 3 'tieking up cora,,,, , , ,,,lte . approached the super.
-
intendant, , • I'
t\
l'That heats. s!ed ing'down hill, don 4 it?' '..
f'spose it does. ' • 1 •
'Yon eoutd% -let filler go down, - could you 1'
• ,_ , Why, r du you thii,:: you can jump off in
. time ?* ::+, ,
Y.
. ; -Oh,
.: 9eFe E m •r,c r koor-cl esonsidcraW of a jornrrer
— j!JillPill di:PN me good ; I one.. jumped elf a
hay mow thirty feet , hiuh, midtit Made me se...tilde
that Yrri,given.in tp•he the best (13116. r in the hull
township.
'Well—get, on. Atiii take care of vout,elf.'
. . .
. . .
' ttiuddenlv, toe Car 'r , noved off. andour fr . ot.d
found the' speed so fearful, attl the dertr , tic so
,{treat, he was !treed to stoop down and 2 1 :1 9 -i
the side of the yeltirre for support. ,Tliet tt'd
where the laborer tra.i leapt MT was rkaehiti, l:pt
the Yankee was not in the po-itCon to jump; bt
had to hold on, and running . tl n.vula dr scent three
time , . as ' steep as that - which be bad CO:Ie., a sud
den click shot the bolt..and with, a violent tome
. out went the coritent - s,
, Yal,:tee ' inFlt.idet!" tpto the
hopper. e opper. i e • • •
',MUT% e! get me out! ....top tlto,ro-n,aror'.,..'.,opt
ed our hero,' a: he felt Ininself,.:ithn s g dowt. 'the
hopper to VW C.) i:r”ler. 'M trd.r! , top tin. 4,10-
sart) . —rll Ire Itil!ed r. flat the titt ; l:ve - po ,, tts - of
. the crns • ILI ' wee: water. V.'hir ft had tttc ' syn , p,f.'.l'
with thil,ie w ho pur,te Minos':: der under d lii• ttl:te,
..- ,
anil LOOM . . wh o t,.IW 1V . ,11. tr!O d 1 ,13111 too Much can. :
vulsed cs - oh Itiu:illit 1 ,,,,i,,i,i ~,,,.,,,,,,,,.. 11110 '.ll!_ ,
twreen he ski]. lii Ai:l,4. nn il•e•tisp. iiii , ) us lief. It
' htmself resol , :fl'..! , 0.1 -1:11• Cald 111, gr.t.:ped 'Ow'
Vi)reS in di•speral..iii, tii piei•ot hiiiiseli front Inert:;
olled to the .Itot_tom- - -atotr,l the wheel he Went,
• ul• our fijen,l's seiliglillitii s were touched up hy a
pi k ntifol shower of Iltte est ti dit,,t riddled through
,
•.
rein-all' the . ' eb.t at ' •e -.. t. He in'io,tgt.d. to get. one
e , e open, out saw wtth itt li•ght that the.rxhilder
'woo 1 , 1 , 1 Y 41 , 0111 tift , Tll it'Vt 111 length, and' Ile fur-
CPO ills ,p 0); for ward to the Op .- flit - 14 I.NI:11 d , slq . rai
tint. but it wa: not altogether sueees , ful : arii - oli•
•Jer rA'iilutiiin 4.r}, Mu,' ti.iil .'et to her faque,
nr,ti file IIe!CL ,Clllli, lie reached the bottom he - was
shit nut of thy. scupiFiri into the haat' liene:iih.—
. .ro:the neream.rof ianz. , tn...r to' . o.ltiell his ttiv, , .rit
Wa:? hailed our he,n t..‘,.1 ra,t il weird. f. , 11, !.:‘ Itllll
•
apt an old hantike.relo , f. rul , hed the duo . not of his
ryes, and surveying ',ti: tarn apparel and brat=ed,
haltered, si . .ratkb..ti and cut Inith, he , rat=ed hi:
spin,' to know what qualtty of an.//..r,te;,' , 2 he had
.heen delivered=when, stlia . diit,.., ,
t , his - remnant Of a
hat over hi,: exes, he - s:timPt d MT, tr..utttr - ints.„ • Gr.;
jelieli and : , cl . .t. turd, ! , y thin/der. .
(4 - errst - 7; -- oree heard an .e . ,hl
tamet:s nirover r rdto . ry hn tli-; tot: 7 4h
y ru . n . q , t,.11 the i R , x i nc: lle h
heavy v. heat he. had .seeti in, the w
gl Ne
.York.
. ,•
I t.llc father,' slid he. .on.•••• filirC'irlfield of wh'emt,
~t-ot 'acids Of tt t'do.‘t , togeth qt th a t tliv
they .iito to lat. it, foul i ti•t•O:
routri flip top of it ati‘tv':••:e'.`
e:1 str;grAed !nti,i't hove been
wall tirra. •
.No, sir eorilintivd he, ; 'ilrry,were very Tarp
piles. shot one of ihp:ni ono• day, and. when I
'took hold of firs 1,.. 4 to cAry hitn., his head dra4-
ged in the twhinit r
' A curion-, country OLI rnavt,"dave hed,:to Bare
enow in h.ri . e•t:titne. , • . •
.Well, 1 , 1 cl/re,'siid lo)!:inz EWA , : fouN
mot I rirrt of' I :A) stori,?..s-inLvdd-'•
I
. A eloterv. pirry rptlt`olati was 'in eompiny
I.Miex and g•ntiearen :hamering' nn of 4 m
her ‘tale of sine,le He,sedoess. In the course of
hl3 repark:: 9:1ti.1:• •
••It ie really in - Lai:countable, ?.Ti;s rii,i;th how a
lady of your
_virtues and ac.ctimplishuit.nts c4uld
never-get m trued.' •
. i
14 :Tail.; • tioreco ,, titat t :e,' she replied. • I.7u
like you; sir,', ni,torious for.' pos;ival
ter2ivcrsatiud;,')--.lu,!,%e'!you, sir, I go iu forpr::27.
- 'Said an unlucky colored 114lierman, Why is
my 'wn-m-lvrit like' de p , rliamont imusnr Be
cause it: am olwayg full of de-Lute,
Coal ! Coal ! !
•
T INTEND keeping a totpply of the hest 4tiality White
.11. and Red Asli Coe COT faintly use. durniX the Fall ainl
Winter. Orders left at the ottlire of the - Sheets' irdir
rial.Anthracite Gazette. or at the Yard helow-;Clem
ens• & Parytns: St.•atn Mitt. wilt he promptly attended
ter lll.l.S. H. WYNKOOP.
Pett^r Rte.
SOIL; liitMi€ 4 4.
N:ENV 16t rltt•tt,:. utte , ..; :Ir.. 3..
'Af;,rri.• l'lttit.intotti..l Wei!
tune Butlrr, Thrstlttn*,. Dt Itclit„ - the Jhly
knOstor irthy. Attioric :h.• Lt.vi the INIT.
Nice Man'. !I'm:al and 13 , 1 , 12; !;.-
gettr*irh vat!O ! Av ot!totrft..ltt.tr rdccived and for
+i! t-. Cheapliook s!ore.
! ' •
Sent., 26, 1816.
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.....ARSAPARTLEA & VEGETABLE , BLOOD- PILLS
1 )
I • * . ~,,,,,,
'I N nsequence of the increasing demand for Dr..
I Leid Blood Pills. and the -encouragenient by -the
public in t. toying them, in preference to all others,
the proprteto vas obliged to have constructed a ma.
chine, which we, Id mike fleet more rapidlvandywith
1 less latior.consegn'enity leis expense than heretofore.
Having effected so de-shake an °Weer. and that, the
I public may share the.bVnefirs of such 'great improve=
1 ment in Pill making, hisboxel will henceforth contain
f . FORTS pilas IN A BOX, !
I and the price the same airherktotime. nine . :—Twen
ty tire cents a, Ltiii—live [loxes for One Dollar !
Dr.'Lmely's riareaparilla and,' Vegetable Mood Pills
.have, Hiring the fiatefew ware, heenriinreriaccetisfully
1 f Iliployeil thrnitehout the United States. Mex.ico and
I tile Weiit Initteii: than any others, and the rapidly in
' creasing dental for them is. unparalleled. : '
I They ; are th , only Pills in existence., known to con-.
I tam Sarsaparilla in rlaitn. the proprietor only knowing
; iii.r , to telithilul t lin Sarsaparilla with other
i in form of pills, -
I IF IJI.I.ti ATM Nrcr.:s7sAuv
for puC4jatz or rdr,anel l in The stomach and' hotvelA, for
purifl ing-the bland or fluids of the boily„ris an alter
native for reitint int the mist's of dbeas - e and arres
lin T ito • prozrei,l. foie 74 a si_pritnt pacifier these pills
will he fonner more effectual than any other:
•NOU'A; AND OLD, MALE OR
.FEMALE,
may at all times tal.ie them without change of living,
restraint fret], i,c-iipation , nr fear of taking cold from
evie ., sore . to all k inds of weather, for they contain no
mellitus or minerals, which are containett io other
frills.'atol which make other !lilts'?" it /mile or danger
-0119 to talm,und'uncertain in their ends.
PERSONS OF ALL CONSTITUTIONS
whether feeble or debilitated. hr of rohust and strong
•cons'utntion. can lake thetn.withoot prostrating onte
bil ins. the s) stem : they operate so rasy and gentle,
yet eiT'ecinali that little inconvenience is caused In ta
king
Ir.I7:AIIE'GOOD AT ALL TIMES,
for ail di. aces i.l whatever nature or kind.
I 'within
,:s nrceasitry jle sure at all t lines to ask fbr
and take no others tban Dr. Leidy's Bkind Pile,. AU
others liy nattier nearly similar. are , spurious, and cal
on la: ted :o deceive ; the prnririetors of 111C111 thinking.
to sell them en the reputation of the genuine, bona-fide
and only true sarsaparilla and Vegetable flood Pills of
Dr. Leidy.
'73- Beware .of such imposition, fraud and trickery.
Touch them not. much leis take them, for being.maW,
ufactored to deceive' thb (public of their money, they
will besides ace'kive the fiddy and your system by their
effects. • 7
licptember ! 710 Bills in alßo x for 25 cents—Five'Boc
ea b•rfine Dollar, [No others contain Dirty Pills to
the hoc j.
To 'he -had in Bolt:1 1 0W -
TIN. 8 Drug store. .10I1\ G. BROWN'S
Urnzz Store.. ,
BESI
. -
' • WISTVRIS biLS,93I OF
' - WILD CHERRY, ..
1
TH.E GREAT I REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTON
w
.Ind the hest Oirdicinc known to A
ran for , he c u r e of
, Ast hum, of every stage, Liver Complaints, Mon
, dials, Influenza, Coughs, (nulls, Bleeding /of
" . the Lana, Shortness of Breath, pains :/lid
weakness in the side, breast, Sc.,
•
cod all other disc uses of the
• I Pulininiaiy Organs. • • .7
ii VERY iniunttatit dise:i.se 'over which thts 'llalsa . tn'
lexerts a very powtrfull inthi , i,ce. i. that of a DIS
EASED LIVER. ti, this erittipliiiiit i. Ii to undoubtedly
proved afore cll . :cecinas than a tiy remedy MI lief liiiim
ployed, arid in numerous ilt•tani es 6 lien Patients :lad
endured lime awl severe Isiiii , iting limn the disease,
without receivil g the Masi !wheat fisint various reine
dies, and when , MEM:1'11 1 i; Ibis In•sii resorted to in
vain, the use of this BalsaM Itiiii ri•shired the LIVER
to a healthy'action, and i.l many instances effected.
I'ERMAN I-AT CIAIES, arier eliery known remedy
hail failed to ProiliWe this effect. ,
Ili-sides its astonishing efficarY lit 'the iliseaseriatioye
mentioned, we also find it a very effectual remedy in
ASTHMA, a complaint in Whit h it has liven ettensive
ly ti-ed with decided success, even in cases of years
standing. •
It not ot ly emanates Iron] a regular Phy s ician, itt
has ilso been well "esti din ail the *complaints, or
I ns - litch at is recommended; It is not my intentii n,
mystery.'
therefore, eiitierto cloak it in tery.' or in any,wty
deceive the 'public. by overrating its virtues; on the
contrary, I shall simply endeavor to giye,a brief stale
' lefilit of its ti•efultie • ss, and, fl atter ni3 salt' thal•its •or-
I risi IC eldest r will enable ylii. , to' fin ii i s l i s ill ; p,cmr,
of it s sirtims as will satisfy the frost in redulons. that
Cinisompt inn may and 'CAN BE CURED,' if this Inedi
,ll:e lie resorted to in time, -
Poughkeepsie:N. Y. Sept. 18, 1813;
Mr. Seth W. Fowles •.• , ,
, Dear Flt:—The, character of Wiztar's Raleani of
Wild Cherry
. is so well. established throughout the
ciiiintry, anC!,especially in the State hf New Yolk,
that alit' further testimony Would., , eetn• to be Uneces
cary. Vet I liflve derived en much adyantag.e from it
that lam hapily to contniunicate throiigh %nu to the
sick and afflieted.what it Mai; done for mean,' I consider
it 3 privilege and dilly to do no. I have Keen troubled
with weak Iffngs for, four yearF , ; lied a cough more
nor less every - ylmer:l' I was confined to the house al(
Fast winter With a severe caught, pain in the side and
hreaSt; raised blood several limes. I ennsnited a phy
siirian., but have never taken any tomti t ins whi i h h as
done toe so Min li g”.l/ as IVISTAIUS IIALSA.)I OF
WII I) CIIERII Y. I consider it the, BEST medicine in
191.• world- for Colds, 'Coughs. and Pilliiiinary Coin- ,
Plaints. . , t i • , NVILLI.I.M.B, SW. , (S.
1
orr-wo,ti• 0F...1-REG ULAR PIIYSICIA. 1
. . , Eater, Me., Sept. 30, 1815,
t' . ;is certifif A toll I have 1 recoltiniended the' use of
•• WI -TAR•S IIALsAM OF Will) CIIERIIV fiir idisert
;siis at' the Lutn.N.. for Iwo year past, and many bottles
ti' illy knowledge have been used by , tryi• patients, all
Nisl4 beneficial results In I two cases .wlierinit was
Omi:At confirmed consumPtion had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a cure)
O BiIIIDEN, Physician at Eater Corner.
•
...1 - 0 Q Uri OKI:113'1 XO DE CEP T/O.V! '
,
- At! publishyd statements of freers perforilled by ibis
11 iii'rittitie., ate, in every reSPect. TIRE. • . ,
Br:Wink Ur COUNTEILFF.ITS ANn I , lTrArtnys.--The
zi iparalleled and l astoni.birig.eiticacy of ,UP. WiStars
lylsani of IVild Cherry-in all the diseases fir which it
is t reMiternended, erring many cases after the skill of
the,best physicians, was ilievnitinr, Itla effMited a
large and increasitre demand for it. This fact has
caused several unprincipled counterfeiter , and imita
tors to palm off spurious Mistiires, of sinitiar name
and appea ranee. for the.genniiin It 1:5111.
Ile careful and aet the genitive DR. NVISTAIVS ' IL\ L
s %?,1 lit , w-IL) Cll.ElUtr i . • N , i , T. fs :,,inililie fades.
seated 1. BUTTS. Addre'ss all i , illers to SETH W.
FOWLII, Poston. •Mass.' I • •
For sale bait:MN S. C. MARTIN, Druggist Pottv
yille ; IVILLTAM TAlii; ART, Tainarma ; RICKEL&
Ni EDI-Alt. Davie-Lure ; J. 1). & .1. A. FALLS, Miners
vilb• ; c.%LEII WIIEELER,IPinegrove. .
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Facts for'the People.
emistanti , y intrea,rtrz popidr.r . ..y and .ra c of
.1 H A. FA fitit,riC s Vrii6ollige has induced per.
V,1141 dro — edveiii;oriir , sitceess to palm (dr ilium
the pahlicipren.tratmm, w / hieh as medical men know
to op nitiffiacio.is to t..t/dedln.; worms Irmo the
Thss Verrnifmgehas made its way into public favoin
)on the groom' of ~wts int nnSte ptenis, -morn
l~any }lther rtadic,ine oldie kind now used; and
lewily worm ;4i - wilier have by puffing
.been forced. Iwo clic. and 'shortly :ifter goros intr .
ca..c:uriq essncss justly, met.
B. A. FIFA iT's•ook's Verintingt, corittnues hi
he triMnr‘hantly sustained. It has only to he used
rid it,: eilects will fully sustain all that' ErE , 3iti of its
nude.: fel expelling power.l
• .11 - 01 cs, i ff.ric. Co., Y., Jan, 7, I
'Se certify „that we litre 71-tet - . H. A Fahnestoekli
Verratfuge 11l 0111 limitii.l7,..and eve,ry cave it
:it - esenled a decidedand . elf..thiell remedy for ex,:eV
•:;r: worms from the sySirml. W cordially recom•
we,ito to parents, who haw children atil:cted with
h a..ngrous trulany
• /• Eur; VI nCil
it :11. 13. A INF:, • •
• / RO•trilMl , , • •
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Foris:.!e, w n I estag and reta.l,at the, 1/rug Ware.
hau f se of • •
R. .FAIr v ESTOI!K & rn. .
Cornril. of Sixth arid Wnod sta. Pittburg, Pa.
Fur 'Sale in Pottsville. by '
CIA . :MENS& PARS : IN. Drug g .nr,
Deoember , 9 • 50—
GREEN' . GROCERY,
FIUYIT, FISH, OYSTERS, Si.c.
• • JOHN T. H4ZZARD, - ,
1!,,N e G fi :re d h OZe a . c t ;e " n l' i m r ( t, o f:4 1 e a c t Piltt li is ß are d
co•,tar.tly on hanli for sale, a largstipply
oal,; ‘ , of (.% ery dceriptlnn, Fruit, Frksh,Fir,k,
"t) v.l, rt, of the very best gitakity
tylt ia fflart,clh%lllatrord:ar i d at price s ,
. low as C.lt, he atrorde r d by anykaher person, N
tr The superiority of the ;irran.let ents bete !mine
such la to protect all article s"lif from the, ruinous
etA•ets of the sulianil tltp.l, will readily be perceived
by all who call.
lottsvillei•Moy2.3d 18443 I
BEI
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t JMIN S.C. MAIL
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21-43 m
NEW AND, EXTENSIVE
Clothing and Gentlentea's ri ri2 ishing ;tore
TILE . subscriber has just returned from the cities of
New York and: Philadelphia with a splendid and
cheap assortment of Chins, Cassimeres and Vestings
of the latest importations, comprising the best black-
French and English wool Cloths, superfine black
French Doe Akins and English wool dyed Cassimeres,
French and English Fancy Cloths. suchas Olive, Brown,
Invisible Green, dm, French Fancy Cassimeres' of the
latest fiprlng styles, plain and -fancy vestings,
satin, cashmere, cashmeretts, white and buff' easel.
metes, light fancy velvet's, Marseilles, Or.c. ,T 1 all of
which he Is prepared to 'manufacture to order List the
very beat style, and at prices at which he is deierinined
no customer shalTcomplain.' Being himself a practical
tailor, and employing cutters and.workinen superior to
any others'in the place, he is able to warrant every ar
ticle manufactured by him to give satisfaction ,to the
most particular in fashion s fit and finish. E ,
The subscriber has alsojest opened at bis new store'
the largest; best, and most fashionable StOck of ready
made clothing ever offered to the Pottsville politic; all
of which he will dispose of at prices which cannot fail
to satisfy purchasers, viz:
Fine !back Frock Coats'front
do VASS dui
.do Sack do
Fancy Frock and Dress Coats
Sontt'ner.Tiveed Coats
Linen' 1 • t do . . '
Fine Caskituern Pantaloons, Stark
and fan , y. Odors ,
•rencli Cassitnero Pasta/mons,
„ (i.ninlTlOr goods) I ' .2 50 550
.
men Pantaloons . , , 62) 121
tmertine blacleSatin Vests • 3 b . 500
'do .do do , 'p 0. —2. rt.)
Foney•vests Castonern4-Caslimerottel ,75 2 50
Marepillei Vests ' ‘.• 62} 150
The sgscritiers . estahli l shment may very proPelly he
railed the Pottsville Einiiiirinin F.1.11i111; Where reo
tlernen may always obtain every Tamale iiflfentlenwn's
'Weal', such as collars, harolkerrinefs..searfs.
ginves,hose. suspenders,ltee. kc , suited to the fastid
ious taste of thyexquisite.; the pia in habits of the sub.
stantial cuiaen. nr the wants of the industrions fahn
rer.- Ile can clofloi a man from hoad to foot with . a
suitor clothes for is 2 SO, which is - cheap enouch for the .
poorest. " _ _ _
c-The subscriber has juk recewed the latect .London,
Paris. New York, a nd:Philadelyttia Summer
Fashions. Alw taste cult be suited at hi. 4 new store to
Centre street, nest:door above CielllCOS . S . Drur. store,
Pott.ville. R. T. TAYLOR.
CO-.Dniet f.,rzet the place
Pntts‘ille, April IS. ;Sip,
- BRADY & EL)LIOTT,•
WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS,
Fee)lli the City of Rhilada.;
BEG - leave, to announce to, the eitliena rf
Potesville'iand neighhoriiig districts, that they
4":-.1 . ; have. of hand at their Store, neat door to
V,,:ty , ,_,Greisse'S-tie‘i Hotel, in the borough of 'Potts
a large assoi uncut of Gold and Silver Patent Le- .
ver, Lepine,.and plain ‘Vatches of every description.
'Also, a gelieral assortnignt of Ladies and Gentlitrnens'
Gold Pint., Chains, Bracelcts, Signet and Plain Iplige;
Gold and Sikter Thinibles,.Pencils - and i'ena of various
makers; Spectacles, Musical hates, and every other
article in theirdine of business.
11.•&'E. have been appointed by Messrs. Brevoster
& Ingrahaiii of Briool; Connecticut, their agents for
the sale of their parent spring Clocks. comprising those
suiphle for Churches and puhlic offices. Also, eight
day and thirty hour brass patent spring repealing Gothic
Clocks. Through them purchasers may rely upon get
ting a genuine ar icle. •
Give . ti (att. we guarantee to sell' as row as any
artirte in our line of business can be purchased either
in Potts or Philadelphia.
• Clocks arid Watches of: every' description carefully
repaired and warranted on the most reasonable terms.
1.1,1 LLIA NI BR MN',
JOSEPH S. ELLIOTT.
Ma 1; 1816
POT'['SVILLE IRON WORKS
.leoHlMilq29t.l e,
" • er
( • W. MC G INNIS,
,t) EPETOULLY announces to the Ttifilic, Hint he
II has taken the Entablishinent known as the Potts
ille Iron Works, nn isiorwi•cian street-, where he is
prepared all kindkof Steam Engines, menu-
Carton. Willifoad Car.. and Mac hiller% of almost every
descriptiiii, l it't the shonest cod on thr most rea
,onable terms.-•
from • broad.; in- want of Stea m Engines
will tied it tti r their ailyanlifur to give him a call helot e
tigazing els'i? - ;where. Magi ill
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Coal Screens ! Foal Screens !!,
THE soseriber is 'extensively encac
ea in the mane u factory lof WOVEN" WIRE SCREENS upon an
improved and entirely newlponciple, for which he has
secured LETTERS PATENT. and which he confident-
I -
is believes will he found ur on trial, superior to every
of tier scr.Fen in use for dor. bility and all the (pato Led
of a rood:Screen. • They are woven entirely of wire.
and ran - 0:3 Made with ineSlies and threads of any re
rtnired Sidi and Streeelll: -
WIRE'WENVING oF EVERY DESCRIPTION
wiil hi2,e:9.4uted at 'the shortest not ire, screens
made to cllery pat tern, adapted to - all the uses for
which err - dos a Fe re.tnired. •
TheraibiCriber has recently retoved his ,stab.
liOutient to Coal Steel near the corner of Norwecrin
street HENRY JENKINS.
Pottsville April 4 18161 I
•
• TOOTII—ACHEI L,OS7QUERED. •
•
THE ODONTALGIC DROPS,
Werra'Uteri to cure the To l oth-alehe in tiro mintites.
r pitis ,proparation Is the fresnit of much' pat ie x_
11 perintent-•is compounded by h scienti fi c Dentist.
and is tfuar.tnteed to he perfectly innocuous in its Pr
fectl upon the other Teeth) The.genut artt•le can
be bail•ut Hannan's' flook.store f Pottsville, whole,alej
and retail, general Agent Or the county. Also of the
followina Agents
'JOHN' St C. MARTIN, Prittpliilla.
CHARLES .LA INTON, jr. & Co. St. Clair.
cyprii-e•2s!renc. pot Inv le.
ntslw - anted twill t le-Towns in the County at
the usual discount.
May 2, ISIO.
,18
VEGETABL'E'S,. FRUIT,
' OYSTERS, FISII, &c.,- &c.
i)ovI.E & I.7AT-1 7 .12, business at the nl
I 7 sMild, corner off ; Centrej and Mali:intone° streets
Pottsville, Wiwre Melt - will keep a constant snOply,
whenj to seaspir, of Vcrrerebleir. Fruit of ererg de,rip•
7/nn, F/s/t, Otfiters./.'pbsters, Claris. and every
I , ixtrry which the l'hila6lllhia market afrords, all ot
which they Will sell at .vely moderate advance; on
Pliiladelphiaj.pr Wes.
AlesArg. : l3. lc C. hiving long been 'Ma:tired in ca.
rerind,for the puhlir, 41tri ri"nth•qttently become per—
fectly firi ltiar wiili.the trade, flatter themselves that
thou can s'itr,ply all articles F in their line,tn the rithrens
and vicinity, !upon rather better terms
than :inv. of their :nmpetttors.
Pot/sill/0J May `23d 1516
baiD
,Yalu. We Coal Tracts to Rent.
'1 , 0(4 tin leases. to snit applicants, all that tract of
I land liiileneini• to the North American Coal Co.,
known a the Mill I:reek Tract, crintainina the follow
itte2 list of Cnnl Vtins, rultly of other,,,
k .2' Peach Mountain Veins—havens ranee of over a
it, in leneth, vitt —Lewts, Spnbm Barris tench,
Peirson; Clark stin;• Stevenson, Little Tracey, Peat h
Vr ins, nroen Park or Raverasdrile Vein. Per.
nr rid ell Ir(r. Diamond, antl Mg, Diamond Wins, alone
witly . many otin.rs tint namnd.
Also, all that tract called t he Junction Tiact, bet:ma
n:4o tbs. said romps ny, he Sate to, For eSt,
Ra hhit Hole :41ortititer, Toni's', M ack Mine, C. Law
ton and s Alereti Lawton Veins. Also, a .Saw 51111
Gro4 Mill,sittia toil on the Mill Crer,k Tin st, all of which
wit) be rented on moderate terms by applying
AVID CIIII.LAS; Ag•t.
Pottsville. rph. 21
•
!Richardson's - .'.0.n.) Brenner.
TIYOSE per Sons :Omni erertinarnaehinery for break
biz rim] wilt rind it to dieir interest before inatanz
a selection tdalndY to the st iliiircriber. as the patentee of
the above niachineot ill zo. sante(' slid', ailvantiutes in
say in.. waste, *iti.c, as will be fotinii In be an object
win by their nt lent inti„FeCl rii, ,, them nytivst all risks,
in order that these ativantaties niay be folly fo,jed,
. . 1 . WM..B. un.L.
NVest Branch Valley, near SehtlyUriiii Fla ren.
_ Jane 27
A CARD
LIPPINCOTT Si; TAYLOR
DEGS leave to inform their customers and the public
IJ.in general that they have opened fur their inepec-
I thin. one of the largest and roost vartedassortment:. of
good. satiable fur the sprint!. and summer trade that
ever ea trmt.to this county ; s tch as new style iiiberian,
liciddihatori,- f;roton. Arcadhri. English, French, A mr•r
ii'ail, sloths and cassitneres of all descriptions, with
one:of the richest and most fashionalde stock of vest
logs the eye ever beheld. Also }inert, Roe cotton, arid
rineham shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Handkerchiefs, fine
Hoskin Chiv44, Stispenters first quality stripgd and
embroidered ?naffs, which fir beauty and style cannot
lm sorpassed. All of whic a will he disposed of, at
prices within the reach of ev ery person.
Should you favor us with . call. we are satisfit-dyritt
will not regret it. 'LIPPINCOTT& TAYLOR, ,
i
Corner of Centre a'nd :daftly - don:go. streets
P. s.:- . - 4it giwds ilmalia to'n'rthar. in a style whicit Call
not he surpassed in .the stag, fns which We can give
the hest of reference.
.
Pot sville, April iti, ISM • ' If.
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Stare
Ne StJre at Brookville. j
T HE Subscriber has just received from Philadelphia,
and has now opened at Brockville, a large and gen
eralaSsortment of sensonatile*noilii, such as Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, and Queensware. In addition to
which will 'he found con3lanily pn hand, Fish, smoked
and fresh Meat, as well as a rood supply of country
produce. Call and exariiine our stock, and you will tind
us prepared in sell roods at on lowa rate as they have
ever been sold any where, in Schuylkill county.
N „ H.—Country produce of all kinds • wanted, for
avhich the highest price will be paid.
GEO. H. POTTS,
Pottsville, Feb". 7, : 6, •
THE .4,IWER:IO AN FLORA
A Beargiful it'brkj for the Ladies, •
B Ei NO et hisoiry of Plants r and Wild Elnwiirt,, CCM
raining a syqcniatie and general descrition, Natu
ral History Cheffdral and Medical qualiti p es,. of oVer
sts thousand plants, to be illustrated with over tits
thousand colored ensravings; taken from nature, kr, I
Botanist. Published monthly, I
price437e.annem, or 2.lcents per number. Subserip •
tions rat yell at LIANNAN'S 'Bookstork, sole agent
or the county. •July'2s, ?q,7
TUE MINERW JOURNAL.'
PATENT OrrimuLic ROPES,
FR THE use , OF MINES, RAILWA,ittil.• • &c.,
For sale, or imported to order, by dr , earbarriber.
1
. • • 1L"
11 HESE Mapes are now almost eicluswely Media
the Collieries and on the Railways in Great Brit-.
an d and are found ter brgreatiy superior to Hempen
ones as regards safety, durability and economy.
The Patent Wire Rupee, have proved to be still in
gotad condition after tbSee year's service; in °the same
situation where the Hempen ones, prev barrel treed, of
do ble tbd size and weight would wear out in nine or
to months. They have been used for almost every,
pu pose to which Hempen - Ropes andchalnshaVe been
ap lied. Mines, .Railways, Heavy Cranes, Standing
Iti ging, Window Corda, Lightning Condrictors. Signal
iliii i yards, Tiller Ropes. &e. They are made either of
fr n or Copper Wire, and In cases of muzß ] exposure
to ampness, of Calvaniied Wire.
;;Testimonials from: thz 'most eminent Engineers in
Eilgiand can be shown as to their efficiency, and any'
additional information required rospectirix. the differ
en! deseriptions and annlicalirm wilt be _tars by z
ALFRED F. KE, 51 r, 75 Broad st ., New Vert, '
sole Agent in the United Stales.
e Tew York, Hay 300.1846, - • ' '22—
.
.}. The subscriber has been afqininted Agent for.the
Fn.(' of the Patent Wire Rope in Gil:. itezinn. All or_
d.-ti. left at this office; stating siz,l', weight and:!enatli,
will be sromptly attended to. , , 11. HANNA :N.
$lO CO to 15 IS 00
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5 511 .10 50
8 00 is 00
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OLLItRY WORKS, ,' -
Ii'OUNDRY St, NIACIIINE SII0i).
THE subscribers, at'fieir. old stand., corner °Mail
Road tind Callon:hit streets, ore prepared to man
ors:tare to order, at tlie,liortest notice, Strata .Engine'..
and Puinps,fiflany powd and capacity for titining.and
other purposes, Battier Bual Breaking Marhiner;vilth
solid and perforated roll's, as mar lie required. - -
.A!lso EniTintS and Ble-inn Cylinglers.with all neves-
FI:114 , ina — clitnery foe Ma- , Furnaces, Hot :lir' Pipey, of
the most approved plat):. Cep and Ball joints and tl'a ;
tor Tapers, of the reol lest construction. They par
ticiila rty Myst: I he- attettion of Iron Masters and par
-ties'. engaged in the Iron trade, to their large stock of
Pat' erns for Ityliink , .111/ic, having lately consrrected
the macitinerylfor two 'il'the largest Mills in the coun
try. viz .—Thci Wvomim,Mill at Wilk'esharve. and the.
Rol ing .Mill 'al the MOliner Iron Works. Danvil'e.
Th y arc fully 'prc-pormf 'or this kin did - work. tog.'d her'
wit I every var i tety of- enteral machinery Of alit; qual
ity (their work and nnterials, it is enough to say,
Iha time and eiprrirrrret,the•ttowt itifhltibre
,iest:i.-Itave
aml ly-dtlinonstrated the+ renuine c ha citric!" of-their en
gin.. .
s and machinery. '
u(fprg ace ri-formicjoi .oliciterl arta will lie promptly
alte [led to. :I lIAVAVI /OD & SNYDER.
P etsville, January: it, Ili If?, : . -ly
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ea coPYilti , earing enfy'
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tat 29, 1816, . . fifty cepts a month. - -
ne e
wirt
is at I
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Ph)
nllnf
eve ,
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htonz;
MIMI
At th
exclu
for th.
of gu.
Work
ery fa
prom
I'V pal Var . nish, sole Agent for the Franklin ;Glass
Works., Having been long engaged in theimanufac
rirreofttnpat 'Varnish, (as well as other kind.,) nose
prepared to offer in purchasers an :article iwhlch - in
quality. cannot ho- surpassed I.y any in the At t
so. receiving weekly front the above celebrated Works,
WindOw Glass of every size. Constantly Orrhand a
full assortment of White lead. of the mostiapprrived
brands,' Red Lead. Litharnee, Saxonv Magngsia,
which will be, sot la , Manitfactirreei pricer, together
wittsa large and well selected stock of Drugs, Mcdi
tines, Dyes. Acids. Fine Colors, Nifumery, 4-c., in
short everyarticle in the Drug line. 'Merchants,
FiCialle , and Dealer>f in general. are :request'ed to call
and examine I-he st,.c!: and price, , , feeling satisfied they
will he i114111CC(119 purchat,, . !
Pbilada..FebrUnry .ISIOI
TO CAPITALISTS 4 OTHERS.
Pennsylvania- Coal & Iron Lands,
For 'Sale.
1
J 671 . ,AenCtR i r 'e a 'r t n e i tin a nVrt n tatt ne lVa r le ° ll p 7n r
lents Township, Jefferson county. finely Timbered
and and having several Mill Sites ittnon them..
Two Main roadsimn through the lands. and numb% d
Farms adjoin. while riaw•and Grist Mills are in th. 4
immediate neighborhood. This.larid was selected by
a gentleman of experienced judgment, and is consid
ered:by judges to he one of thebest.tracts in tne coon-.
ty.. Its prriximity, to One Clarion and Allegheny rivers,
and numerous navigable streams, and the,', proposed
Railroad to Pittsburg and„prie, renders it highly-desi
cable as an investment at present juices.
Altmunding irfiron Ore.hnd Bituminous Coal of fine
quality, it is believed to present one of the most ad
vantageous !orations for, Iron Works in Nest Penn
sylvania. , The preSent (teener purchased with a view
of erecting such %Vold:801ot eng.agernentd id another
quarter - obliges hint witlifgreat relnctaticelo forego his
intention. Mans will be shown, and every:lnformation
given by the ..undersigned. Tine lands are patented,
and the titles and quality will be warranted; and sold ,
free andclehr of all incrimlrrance2 , .
• .A. sziIEAFF SOTITII, •
15 Non Ii Thirteentli f swot.
Phiradelphin 'January 3, 1516.
'LEASE NOTICE. ! j
IVE YORK OA ANTON TL. CO. 4'4 +ly
.P,EiILAIDE)LPIIII.I, STORES, ,
SO Che.4nut •Sireet, next to th corner
,Street,
, -
337 .Varka Street, Otldaor belie .2i , lnth St., 'Mara aide
CHOICErrEAS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL, '
• WE are constancy receivingrfre- im
, pmT(l , l7;7mi and Iltael Teo!, ehltiracthii
icnnt seinctvins, thin side iiNellina.-4
Ottrahuitilant resources, great eiperi
mire. and exclusive attention tdthe Tea
. Trade, :rive ns neriliaratellities; conse.
•
quently, we are to sell Teas purre;more frqr
rant and perfect for . the respective price,. than any establishment. '
, .
Our principle of doing business has f in the coursfi of
six pears, secured a Connection throughout the United
States. and icherever our Teas are snit, they receive
hh:hConintehilation. • .
F;lt en TH TR Zia: -; - .1
The :Manner in which our Teas are plc kedo he wrap
per next tolilite tea is a heavy superior Tin Foil.) ots
grStt inducilments in'Dealeratil Famities,as they'Nre
M i
so thoroughly secured froght 'and air that their
Oath ies will remain unimpaired ; and are in packages
of a quarter pound and upwards. each 'containing ilia
weight, independent of the 'wrapper. ,
Dealers in Dry' Goods, Fancy Articles. Brinks. &c.,
Sce., as ;well as those who have heyetnfore sold (nose
tea:‘, exprrss themselves highly..pleased.'not only on
account 'of the'imperinr qUality of the teas. which are
subjected to a rigid t, 't in nrder that each package may
be confidently warranted, bur also at our manner of
packing, which enables them to make op their assort
ment. without the necessity of purchasing one or ;noire
'chests of‘each kind, - as a Small assortment 'May be
Packed ill aim aliF.t, and thus obviate the complaints of
their customers that their teas have lost: thetr strength
and rlavnr. by the length of on hand,,and exiinsure
to light and air:l
Remmnbet the Nos. are 337 , MarketHstreet, and E 9
Chestint'Atteet, where'our Teas are received' nleekly
and guidon the same ternis as to New York-
Philadelphia. July 4, ISM% 27-6 tho
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,WE RECOMMEND OUR • FRIENDS,
1
witEl4 l nt'nrltzsiNa HATS & CAPS,
. — •
IN PHII I .,ADELPHIA 4 a
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..D..,,, TO Till: ESTAIILIt , IISIe.NI I 1W , 1
d A 11.1) E 'N! & B li. 0 1.#.1% .
i .
No. 19t Market st. oecond door below Sixlh, id.
~ - Pyrc,Airi,ELPHi..l, . .
. . ,
IA7II intend -a zeneralLinvitation to the - citizens of
i S , Pnt!svilie and its vieipity., as
. well as :Mothers,
wtoon-purcluisinz liatS and, Caps, to our store: We
have on:hand a list complete tisorititent of lints anti
raps'of eery varier 7 :iti styli', which we are selling
full -me' tooth h love; titan the ustuilpririez; viz )
-Ears Sllpt•fillf lit': Ter lists, from' .S 2 50 to 84 00
,( " / " Butt i, '.''' '' ,- gusto 300
/'. Silk I .!" ', 150 to 2 00
French 1111,16ic.in .." . 82 50 usual prices 9 00
poodTur lists, as low,as ' • 125
Also„'aeotiiplete , tookrft,intnnier Hats, such as white
and drah Beaver, Brush, and (.3assimere ilatS, Leehotn
lists,, Shorting, or round trip Hats, &c., at lower prices
thin they can be tad elsewhere";.
..
This is a fact known by alt who „
have tieall with ;na.:
Call and he'satisfied ; it to to your Dann interest. •1 ..,--
. Moritants. Stotlceepers, Hatters, and others, fWho
buy to sell again,)' supplied on reasonable !elms. Be
sure slid tall. . 1 GARDEN & RRGWN.
No. 106, Niro kot Cr.,.1 door below 6th l'hilada..
,'' Philada., Nov: 21011 121 ' 5 . .
. ,
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PASCAL IRON woßxs,
91-111. 1 ApRL P I-I tk. '•
l'ic7Et.lsED Wrionzlitlltoni Flues, Suitable for Loco-,
V . V motives, Marine and other Steam • Engine Boilers,
from 2, to 5 . ionises in .thatneter. Also, Pipes tor . Gas,
Sfi-am and other porp4es; extra strong Tub, for Hy
draulic Presses; Hollow Pistons for Pumps of Steam
Engines 4.c. 31antiforad arid for gale by
MORpS, TASKER & MORRIS,
Warefnmee S. E. corner 3d and Walnut sta.,' rhiltup.
l'lniada• Nov. 2'2d 1845 -
3 47_ .
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P.Alt,.
Oil TOZsiS,2lx i Fla
(...3‘.-/ 50 (h. II x I
S . , do 21 x 1.',,
15 do' 1 xl , ''
And Plales. for sale h
OAD •
Bar Rail Road Iron,
do • do do • : • ,
do do • do ivßlisidkes
do do • do'
A. & G. I2Al.S'i'o
ril . ila44.,'July 11, ISI
4, south front st., philada:
6.
4— JUNIATA.
TONS rtssorted
JJ.widths 0f26,32 an .
for'sale by ;
BOILER • IRON.
niler •Iron, Nos. 3, 4 and 5 df
136 niche:3 and random lengths;,
G. RALSTON,
Routh front street, Philada.
;6 .
Pliil;l4a ; 1141 y 11, IS
S '• [
u
T HE subscriber respectfully invites the public to call
. at Mr. Wiftleld's Store, Centre strekt,land exam
inn .11r9 assortment of C. Meyer's {MAN!) ACTION
3 •
PIANOS of Philadelphia.
.The" instruments are RilitoVed of thtt rundt
eminent Professors artdtomposersbf Mush:. -For qual
ities of ttine,Anuch, and keepine' in time tip to concert
pitch, they cannot be surpassed by either American or
European Pianos. They are chosen by all musical
stars for their c ncerts; much as Madame Castellan,
Leopold do Meyer,,VirfuX Tetnps', Burk, Wallace, Tem
pleton and Marry others'; they are used foe 100 or 300
concejlo ethiy yea ITheY 10 v also recePred the first
premiums of the'threepast exhibitions, and.ne,lastsil
ver medal . by the Franklin Instittite. was awarded to
them. The subscriber, warrants these instruments for•
tne rear. Ile keeps - alma constantly on hand and sells
°them at the lowest 4anufacturer's prices on reason
able terms.
.All orde from abroad will be promptly
attended to, • . • T. E. lIICILVRDS.
Aug 1,'1648. '3l--tf:
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DICTOBIAL I tstories,of Washington. ' '-
P
~ do ' 'do j - Franklin, e
, do 'dn, ...lackson,
.., do dn 'li ;
' NapoleOn, . ..
New and beautiful llo!is for the young, price 75 eta.
lg.St received and fnr, sale at BANNAN'S Clyalt
, ok.
Stork, Pottsville. : ilktay,2, 184 e ,, •' : . -
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lIIEI
THE CHEAPEST P.III3SAGE 40EXCY LH THE
UNITED STATES. •
JOSEPH
.SPLENDID LEVI Or LONDON AND LIVERPOOL P.WRITS.
..,fl ;.* 4 -.
IL 4i%,
R. Hannan, Agent, Pottsville.
'ARRANGEMRNTS FOR 4 1 -16.' -
OLD ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFFICE,
10-0 Pine Street,,Cor. of south,..tY. Y.
THE subscriber begs leavg to call t.h attention of
has friends and the miblic In general, to the follow
ingariangements for the year 1816, and for the purpose
of bringing out Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage
Passengers, by thefollowing .
'Regular Pct Snips to and from Liverpool
Ships' Names Captains.. - Days of Sailing from
New York.
Henry Clay, .Nye, Jan: 6 May 6 Sept*
Stephen Whitney, ThOmpson, . - "
.11 ," • II 7 1/ ,,
Garlick Skiddy, " 26 •• 26 " 26
Patrick Henry,. Delano, Feb. 6 June 6 Oot. 6
Virginian, Hein, ',* .." 11 " 11 "I/
Roscius, t,.. Eldridge, ", 2 6 " • - 26 "26
Independence, ' Allen, Mar. 6 'July 6 Nov. 6
Waterloo, • Allen, - " II '• 11 " 11
Fddilons, -- E;Cobb,- , " 26 " ' 26 '.. 26
Ashburton, Howland, April 6Atig 6 Dec 6-•
John R. Skiddy, Skiddy, ;. '. II '. 11 IT
Sheridan Cornish " 26 " 26 "26
Ship's Name; i • Captains, ' Days ofSailing. from
Liverpool.
Henry Clay' ' • 'Nig, Feb•2l June 21 Oct. 2,
Stephen Whitney, Thompsod, " 26 " 26 1 . " Vl'
Garrick,' • Skiddy, , Mar. 111 July 11 No 11l
.Patriek Henry, Delano, ' " 21 " 21.:,"" 21'
Virginian, , Ileirn„ " 26 " 20 "• 26'
llo?cius, , Eldridge, April ll'Ailg.ll Dec. II
Independence, ' Al t er, " '2l " 21 ';, 26
Waterloo, , ' Allen; ' ' " 26 -" 26 " 26
$ Won ri, - E. Cobb, :May 11 Sept. 11Jan. H
Ashburton, Howland, " 21 . ' 21 ,", 21
. John R. Skiddy, ' Skiddv. ". 26 " 26' ": .20
Sheridan, _ , Cornish. June 11 Oct. 11 Fehlt .
In a'ildilion to the above Regular Lines,rinninber of
Splendid New York Shin Transient Sbips,such as the
'Adirondack,' - Scotland,' Russel Glover,t 'Eello;1 and
eea,' will continne,rof sail from Liverpool, weekly in
. ular succession, 'thereby preventing the least nos
:Minty of, delay or detention in Liverpool ;j and for
the accommodation of persons wishing to Milk money
to their families or friends., 1 MIT 31111TIrCd the pay
ment of my Drafts on the felloWinr Banks : '
•
Corka Limerick, :. Clomthel '
• , Londonderry, Sligo, ' ic.„ Wexford
Belfast, Waterford ~`' ' ' Galway
Armagh, Athlone, •'. Colerain s.
Kilkenny, Hanna,, . Tralee, '
Enniskillen, Monaghantr . - - Yotighal,' , I
, ,
Banbridge, Ballymena ' ] Parsonstnwni
Downpatrick, Cavan, . ' ' , bureau,
Diincatman, . Bandon,' ' . ! Ennis, ',,.
. Ballyshannon, ' 'Strabane • ~. I .
Skibbreel ' ..
Omagh, , Mallow, • ' - 1 Dublin' ..
• Comehill, l ' ' Kihrush, . . * , : ,
Scotland—The City Bank of GlasgoW ' ..
AEnglarid—Messrs. Spooner, Atwood 4:. Co. bankers,,
Loinlori ; Messrs. P. W. Byrnes do ,co . Liverpool, ,
Passengers can also he engaged fir LiverpooL' to
Philadelphia, Boston and Baltimore, by the Regular
Packet' Ships on application being ade personally,
or by letter. [post pa iit,l addressed t -
JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine.strerq,
fi r
corner of South.street, New l'orlf.,_,
. , , • AGENTS. -,
Benj. Bannan Pottsville, Pa. ; Michael Mullen, Ro-
chester; N. Y.; Jer. Bagght Providence, R. 1.: T.
Cough, Albany, N. Y. ; Charles O'Hara Toledo, Ohio •
,
Thomas Mtartade, Utica, N. V. ,
.1 alsohegl:eave to assure my friends erut - the public
in general, that the greatest punctuality will he obser
ved in the sailing of the above Ships, together withnll
others' which I may have, and that Passengers will
experience no delay on their , arrival at the different
1 orts where they, ra t an to embark'.
P. S.—Free Passage can also ,be secured from, the
verions, I'orls hl' Ireland and Scotland. front which
Steamers run to Liverpool, . ,
I 7-Iy
lIENJ ,RANNAN, Pottsvillp,
' Sole Agent for Stale of Pennsylvania:
Jan. 17, 1816. -
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A NNE .1:.,1 T/OA 7 ' 1 OP' TE.Xj S.
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GIiEAT ATTRACTION • -
i
H.A.RDIAr.ARE & IRON ! STORE:
rr lIE subitiet restiectfully informs' . his ,lends and
, I the pubic generally, that he has just received a
„splendid assortment or HARDWARE, IRON, STEEP,
dIOLLOW-WARE, CARITNTER'S :7•001,S, •&-e.,
•whicli addeil to his former stock presentil a variefy to
those desire u s of 'purchasing, unsurpassed in the c-re
gion. for tp ably and cheapness. A large assortment
of the hest A mei at prices rungiu g from 75 cents to $11,25
. Grinds! Im.'.g. .
4 icenflier 11,,, •
.
Auntie sat Vteel, ' Al ; " " •
. • ,
Best cast Steel . , - ISt • ",': '„. i
-.
Lead, ,
• 1 7 .-] " " -
' • Rolled Iron,
~ 5 : '.' " . •
.Nails bk the Keg'. - • 5,1 : ' 1 .; .
•
Tin, 2 linites for $25.60, chc i aper,than i ever• -Wire f
sizes all very low. Ills. assortment consists pant?' ,
Anvils, Bellows, SpiktS, -Knives and Forks. Spoon f'.
Na its ,, thains,Shovels,'find:Ter t and Coffee . Kettles, '•
Spades, ve y•chietp ; ;Buckets. Lacks, It files, '
Planes, Sa vs, Hatchets,
.. Ritleharrels :Graiis and
Ilium!, Vii es, Wagon l/111- Grain Scytke+, Sickles;
es, Ilay ani / i Dung. forks, Files; Ilasps;C:indle co
Ilidinalls,-1 orseshoes, Puns &c. Also, Ilyo . -0 • ~D , '• 1,..*,
Copper and loon Kettles, Glass, Varolon "' • „ty,
And •evey•Tither article usually ken:'tti IlardWare
F.:datilishin nts, all 'of which he sells at - a vciy low
tate. Per sons
, commencing housekeeping. Illaekzmiths,
Parpentecsi Caitlin!! Makers, Saddlers, ect..-will find it
to, their itilant age by callmg :and exanfinisg his stock
heron.. purchasing 'elsewheye, at the Hay Scales, cor
ner of Centre and Market street. I
Ile- ter:dere: his unfeigned thanks to 'his old friends
and ettstoricers for their liberal.stippor4 and solicits
their further pittrome, • )
•
. • , • GROB.GE IL.'sTteirrEtt
Pottsville August 16, 7815 4 , ,33.4
.
• soLo.voor. .70117171 - •
Cabinet, ` Maker, Undertaker; , &e.
ssubsc-riber announces to the pigtitc 091 he
I has coruno.nced the above mentioned business
t he borough of Pottsville. immediately bock of
t he Pepasylvaroa Bale , where he willcnnstantly keep
no hand ho assorlinent 01 .• • -
READY 3f -I, DE C(YIPPIIVS.
:
Calmuit Wore 4-r I 4 -, ne,.mnriufricivrcd of the beet
material 4 in the most duratilg manner, at very low
rater.
lie alco will Manufacture all kinds of 174rniture,
st.c..tn order at the sliorte.s notice. •
Funerals waited oil and I l'ear,es supplied, &e.' , '
Ile thertfore snliCi:s a part of :he p r aoi c paironng ,
which he will endeav,,,gdo meet by pral,npt attention
to husirress. Gov! , rip. Vtr.ial.
•• • = wtard Oil, -1
•-•
VINTER preSsed, cleansed from gum and pro.-
V. 'mitted by Eluzineers and Machinists; who have
usr4this pH,. superior to the best Sperm Oil fbr It i 1
Road, Ermines and Marlduory of all Winds., Woolen
Mandfarthries, kc., will burn in any' lamp without
cloge,inz the ivk k. equal to the hest of:sperm. and at
two-thirds the cost. For' vale by the hbl., and sam
ples will be forwarded for trial, on application to C. J.
P. IN SNP.V. A centfor the Mann faeturerMoston, Mass.
or EDWD. YARlACKY,Pottsville,Pa., where a sample
may be seir , •
March 21,
,
. • FOR SALE, .
r
ATRACT 0r.1 0 .0 aims dr land,lsititate'on the road
leading from Pinegrovh to Schuylkill Haven, 10
from Schuylkill Haven and ti from-Pinegrove; about 35
amen cleared and under•giiodtence and cultivation, the
balauce'timber land.- The improirements
k
tiVrli, are a log house and barn, a - good Apple
:; ; , orchard, and a new saw trill, with a Gir
-1 ill :.., cular saw, turning laythe, kc. The Vish
-....... ing creak,' Swatara,. and Sclanylkitlitail
Road, will pass near, -if not through this'land. • Terms
asyl Apply to GEO. W. MATCHIN, Agent.
:,;,. 0 0.
'-_,achuylklll Haven April 18,1846. , .
104(
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'NEW GOODS. •
rriliP•Rithscribeis pg,rchased of Charles
ler,. Ins enlien mock of Goods. will continue the
busiheSs at his old established stand, on'Centre streca,
nem:door to Prot & Moritner's lintel, and will endea,
vor to deserve 'the-patronage of their old customers
and the public generally. A-supply of new and well
assorted Dry Goods: Groceries and Q ; ueenswate, have
just been added to the Mork.
4AMES M. BEATTY & Co.
. Match 2,9, 16.46. 13,-
. 10 PER CENT \SAVED, •
TUST received from Richmond. Virs,lowa very hos
vy assortment manufactured Toltaccoiri - •
50 Boxes Lrittierss Plug Tobacco.
• ' 50 " Macoltough's 5& 6 Plug Tobacco.
50 " Plug
35 " Greaser's 6 pio
50 " Cassidy's 5& 6 flog '
30 " 'Enders Ladies' Twist, 13s.
20 " Turn'er's S Lump Cavendish..
Mailison.W Euinp
106 lb I f boxes 0. Freer , 5 Chino"
20 " " . Poach Oaf. fine " Sweet.
200 Barrels fine Aromatic Smoking Tobacco. • "
200,000 Italf Spanish 13egars.
;50,000 Low I'rice Cmirmon
-50,000 Spanish'lla'vasna Septa. at, $5 per th.
61 HMIs Kentocky All Leaf Tobacco.
20 Bales Ilavanna " " ' "
60". Cuba. '
100 " Portico, - , . .
IQ Poxes Florida - •
The' abdve goods will he sold at yery low, mires.
Ordertqeceived by mail, and pods aim:Oiled Imme
diately. Address ; JAMES 8. MOYER. •
Ilamburgh, Ps., July - IS, 1816. ' 6,-mo;
•
TAMAQUA IRON WORKS,
rri HE sukecrilter respectfully - informs the public that
he is prepared to build Steam Engines of any poyv
er,andofthe most approved Mgt rliethia. A !so, jnr.:
nave and• mill work of every •description, Roll tipai
and Drift Cars, Coal Weaken', Screens, pjapc gearing,
Mine pumps. Also, Turning Lathes.. &elite rests,
Screws of every size and lengtil; Csocifigt; of every
descriptuin,n't the. - akove Works on the Little Schuyl
kill Rail Road, corner of- Sadie street, in the itotougle
of
_Tamaqua, Schuylk ill County. '
Havimethe superintendance of the %Yorke's:ay:telt; I
feel confident it Would he to the interest of persons
wanting apy of tUe above natneWarlicles, to. °unite
foie pitrelsasing elsewhere, ns I will warrant. the.work
turned orf by yoe:to be of the best material and' work
manshlp.'and, will be prompt to!dp work at, the time
JOHN 4AP.S.
Tamalua May 6,1d46. V". 10, •
fa Department.
SEA UNABLE 41INT8
,FOR THE
FARMER.
Manure.—As manure is the gold mink° . f •the
agriculturalist, so should` it be the-duty of every --•
one to lay the ground work :of a supply at this
-season of the year. Therefore, as soon :as' the
your'carLi end ;wagons to the
woodsleaves e fa n l d l, sendgqher as many, loads of leaves abd
Mould as will enable you to cover your cattle yards
twelve inches deep. In the arrangethent of the
yards, so spread _these substances, as to cause a
dish like inclination to the, centre, in order. that
'there he rur loss from
‘ washing away. ,To prevent.
anY foss from,the evaporation of the liquid - void. •
ings of your cattle. sprinkle your yards acussiarp,..—
ally with plaster or charcoal. When you , cattle -
yards shall .have been furnished with the requisite ,
quantity of leaves and mould; see that your hog
pens are also similarly treated. Without pertioth-
• cal.supplies of manure are given to the hind, the „,
best soils will wear-out; hence it is, that it should
be considered by every agriculturtst„as his' facet'
duty to'secure it in' ample', quantities. Let this
fact be impressed upotreach, that the soonerleaves
are gathered, and disposed of in the cattle yards ''
and hog pens,-after they fill, the large. qtrantity
of Mineral will he secure for his crops.
; ....4
Fattening of llogs.--It is an ad hied fact, all animals take on fat better When the: weath
er is moderately warm, than when Oct ' The ~
11. 1
philosophy of this is simply this :z--If the weather
be intensely cold, a large portion of the food goes ,
to keep up the animal heat, which, under a more
auspicious temperature, vould go to the increase of
flesh anti tat. Therefore, as soon as your pcimp. , '"*"
kins or roots are ready, pert up your hop'', 'and -
commence feeding them, in order that they may .
be , ..ina'condition to kill before the weather becomes
it liAly chid. , Whets the hogs are first put up,
theystiould each receive portions 'of flour of . sul.
.phur,say ‘ a s tea spoon , full each, !kr day, foe threo-....,
or-four successive'days. This will cool their eje.
tents, prevent a determination of blood 'to the'
brain, clearise'the bowels, and prepare them to go
through the fattening rocess healthfully.
,Give ,
them salt twices'week : Keep charcoal arid rot.
ten wood constantly in their pen, which should be •
provided with a rubbing post. After you have fed '
them a week or two with pumpkins and roots, l
commenced feeding with'grain. we desire you : to ,i
hear
,this fact in mind : By griwitng.your co i
.you Witty sare one-11#...4 inluantitv 4 and hi,
the cobs for your wikli :cotvs, and w l bich, w en
' broken and boiled, makes an excellehti"loO.l r
.. .
,
aurirnals.
~.
.. rick Cows.—As your pastures are now .
.
provide your milch rows with propergua .
otiti
wholesome and nutritious food.L-Yard theta s at
nighl, taking care to give them plenty to qt.-- ;
Salt their' twice a
. week, and occasionally the ,„1.
them a mixture of eqUal quantities' of time mad'
salt tolick.
Cattle and' Cattle l'ard.r.—See: that your crits7
Ile are provided with sheds, that they lay dry,waria -
and comfortable through- tha winter, and that tha
manure' which they. May make whether solid !or
ligbid, he not Suffered to rim to waste. ~ gy dishr= .
ing, your yards,. you will prevent lossfrona'waSh
ing, while by *strewing chorcoal or. plister over
theu4 you may prevent loss from the flying off of.
the droniortia, in which substance the urine of Cat
tle is very rich.
Horses,—Let it be a matter'nf duty with you to
visit your stables daily, see that they are kept clean,
.that your horses' stalls are daily cleansed;lhat am.
pie beds of straw are.prided, and that the horses'
-at each meal, actually receive their allowance of
food. In these matters, no good master gbh — laid con,
'fide in others.: • • ,
.
itrork,rig Cattle.—These,must receive addition..
I •
care, more food, and he provided . with dry lodg'..
ing under cover. By chopping the cozn, l oals,ryty
and for'your horses, and mix,ingiiaitithmtP
straw nr,hay, you may save fully mie.thint the .
quantity of gMin .you usually .give them; while .
they will thrive better, and .be kept ira more uni
form good health.-
•
Young ,'lock of all kiao. l -I'ficse e.othd re
:eive additiMfal attention. De sure not to let
them rerpim out - Until they full off in fl'sh. Yard
arid protecrtherp by sltedki,. /let FOlM . lis tie weather
gets cold ; give them plenty of good hay or fodder;
see that they are rialted and watereia..
Orchards.—Examine every tree in your orch
ard, cut off every limb which is actually dead;,.
smooth elf the wound : and cover it With, a. plaster
mane of equal parts'.of cow dung and clay. Then.
make a mixture in the pruporiiou. oft gallon of
soft soap, to l pound, of (four of sulphur and 1
pint of salt. With this paint each tree from the.
root, up Ike body as far as you can reiielr. If any
of the trees have moss on their, let -that . be scraped,
off before you'apply the mixture..
Should you design planting out a young arch,
ard this season, he sure to prepare: your ground
well at once. No young orchard, in our opinion,
shoulit - bi set out unless the ground be previously
ploughed and subsoifed ; nor should it be omitted
to be manure) broadcast.: The beer
'manure to "put into the ho/es, (would probably, ; be
mould and leaves from the fort , st: The time for
transplanting.js just after the leaves .fall. The
ho/es for the receptidn'of the young trees •shoulti
be muteuffic,iently wide to allow -of the lateral
runts being spreai,', out without in the least being
cramped. to the depth, that must' be regula
'led so: as to.alloiv of some five or slit inches of the
enotpos.t, being, at the bottom, and, the young 'lreq
to stand about au inch lower than it. originally
grew. .As the earth is thrown iii around-it, it
must be stampe d
, tight, and would be the better of
having water poured on it, Define the earth is
put in,' 3 stake must belilaeed in the hole, to which
the young trees must be tied with a witbe of strata
rjtay, to prevent injury from the -shaking of the
winds.
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To prevent field mice and rabbits from barkirt
young' trees through the winter, their bodies should
be treated as advised for the older?ones above.
VISE FOR Tim SWELEEis Tuiojl'
An old and respectable farmer. gives the following
receipt for the mire of this disease. By its timely
use he has saved the lives of many • valuable
mils. The disease, he obberves, is most . apt ttt
.occur with lt , gs_feeding cm Mast or nuts, in au
tumn.. The thrbat of a hog affectedvvith it swells,
anti the anigiai willbe seen crouching on its belly
with' its head "between the feet.
.• The disorder
may be prevented ty feedinieccasioally with tar
mixed with feyd in a trough. .'"1 The hog has, whale
are comriten,ly.icalled 'sweat holes' in hisions legs,
—he must be turned ttuon hii side and theseholes
rubbed well with a corn' coh.. and dish tylite4
tjW
they are led—turn over and
,rub,the other leg—.
open the sweat. holes:with a knitting needle—take
a tin full of sweet milk with some brinkstrme kt 4
.'moderately wartn-rput . a stick in his mouth tq
'keep it open—pourthe mixture in siowly—b4P4
under the tongue—if no blood mimes, 'cut across}
the tongue in the form of an 7i. , Then'take the ,
yolk of an egg, a charge of gunpowder and a lit. •
tic hog'e lard, simmer them over the' coals-- . -;tua,t,
too hot—rub it over the meat ho,ka in the legs .,
and Under the jaws '_observe the effects 'for an,'
hour or two, and if the hog is not relieved, ropeak
the treattnp . c. • In this, disease there is a collec
tion of water, about the heart, which must be ar
rested by restoring the'funetioosof qte sweat4/010;
or the sack contaillirt,g the crater will buret and
pipe death instantly. . •
'• i _ . PIANOS. 1• ~ •
' . THE 's I .IJIISCRIBCR begs' i leav to in- •
. . ..,... . form the rbiblic in generalr that he has
heeh app,inted the only Agent" for Gila
vl 0 county; for the sale or C. Meyer's .
Grand Action Pianos, -with Melani e Plale,s, - and that •
elfßi
he has just opened a ' frsh assortment of the moan
superior ones ever offered to the public.
Meyer's Piano's have reeeived the premiums cif the
Franklin Institute for "sev'efal incee,sliWCClrePyy arn , Al
the first Silver medal waSnivarded to them by the saMew
Institdriou at its last exhibition. His Pianos took the,
lead at the. late National Fair at Washington, and wereall disposed of long fivibak the close or the exhibltirinl. ,
They bar also received, the most flattering notice off e n the, ar'nat enonent performers of the present day:,
0 inong wholvare the . celebrated 'Leopold ' de, Meyer, •
vieu.Temp . 9. Waitaee, Burk, Madame Cpstellan, and,
ner-ilotli;s, trtMhave pronounced them equal to any - 0
Eprimean l l ianoa. ' .
71 ie silbscrilier can furnish these Pianos either with' .
.11oseworid or Mahogany cases, at the Manufacturer'i
poitces. '. •
All orders from a distance WHIN promptly and'ex,/
peplonsly attended to, and he invites all those it.
wanyor a fir - scram article to give him a. tall at ble.
.- in .
residence the borough of Orwit;bitrg. .
CI , - Old Pienorrcii/ betakes in mrliaser.. '
:' • . , G: B. ZGLICIT..
Member, St:, 1816, • , nr-,6mp,
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