5 inry{
.1• et, • ••••
P :at
The COaUTrade for 1846.
The quantkfy sent by Rail Road this week Is 17,844 . 02
tons, being about 8,000 tons loss than-last Week, caus
ed by the fallsif snow; making the total quantity sen t
this, season, 1',160,117 . 02 tons.
The navigation by Canal, Is mint 'closed, and the foi l .
lowing the unofficial quantity, of coal sent•to mark
this year. Although unofficial not vary 10,0c0
tins from the actual quantity t.
• , 1846. Ism /NC . REASEI
Schuylkill 12. R. 1,180,117, -
Canal,- ' 3,060.
1,183,117 1,093,796
522,000 431,080 •
220,000 273,43.5
178,000 178,404
• 95,1)6.5 47,928
'Lehigh, ' -
Lackawanna,
‘Vymping,
pine rove,
, . • -- - —— • . --
• . ''' 2,225,182 '2,015,640. . 323,000
Eitimated quart-..)
tity to be sent by } 40,000 • - '
hub Jan 1,'•17 .
2,338,182
2,015,640
LEM
Showing an increase of 322,512 ton over 1815. The
increase in 1845 over 1844, was 393,00 . 0 tons. The sup
ply this year.is short,. and the trade will open in the
Fpritcg•withn clear market•
The rues of freights to Eastern ports are so unsteady
hai.ave make no quotations.
Sent to market for the week ending on Thursday
.:venin . g, last.. . •
TOTAL.
• L6,50V:14 405,032 12 ,
. 3,005 Ol 224,558 05• 3
. 7,126'05. 470 572 17
• 1,205 01 70,053 09 -,
Part cariron,-
l'ottsville, .
,Schuylkill }laver',
rort ClinLoti , . .
, .
11/Tii Op TOLL INII•III.4INriIroitTATION.
. Froth 11It. Carbon. S. Haven. -, P. Clinton
To Richmond $1 60- -11 50;!, $1 ;1 .
To Phiradelpllia, 1 ;0 1 . 45
' 'LEHIGH COAL TIiALT.
Ttre' following is thequantity of Coal sent to market
up trtthe '3d inst
'Week.
60 00
.306 00
474 00
907 00 1.7
COO 00
-435 00 '
000.00
Summit :Milken
Minnie Run
Beaver Meadow
fizzle:ton
Buck Mountain
.Summit •
Wyoming '
Total
^l2 OO
DELAWAttE-4- lIIJOS.ON COAL TRADE'.. , ,'
Bent in Intl in Oct 2 . lth 18413,` 274,458 tans'
• WYOMING COAL TRADE:
.fient to market to Sept. 1; ISIO : 130,552 Tons
PINEGROVE COAL TRADE
.
Amount of Coal , transported on•linlon Canal Rail
Road from 16th to 3tlth Nov. [inclusive] • .
.. • :• Tons Cwt qr.
• - , 2,373 12 3.:
Per last ieport ' 55,522 16 . 2
Amount transported on KwatU,ra, Road:
- , Tons ryvt. qr_ .
,
1177 0,1.,ki, :-
Per last report • , 35,256 12 0
+-7--,--- ; ,---.. 36,763 'l5 3
. . :t' .
s
Amount. transported on Lorberry Creek ItnD lioad
fdr the - season, up to Dec.lst,
Tana cw•t. qr.
211598 13 2 ' '
Total
4
110,G01 18 .2
•
V. L: CONRAD, Collector
'P•IINE HJLL AND SCIIITYLkILL KAN . :ZIG 111,110,61).
• The following is•thelantrthet of Coal transported over
this Mad, during the week ending Wednesdav- Jtecti
iug last. - • ' 805 h :lons,
Per last report,- . 457,744 OG'•` ','
. . .
Tntal
' • . 4.66,fa0 at, 7
WILLIAM NEWELL; Cat Actor
MILL 'CREEK RAIL. 11 . 0 AD FOR 1816.:
The following Is the annitios ofCoal passed over:the
Mil Creek Kail,Road, for the . LlErsix days.
403 10 Tons
140,832 IS vs'
Per last report,
Total, .
1,45.6913 17 -
. GEORGE HADESTY, Collector,
'I4OIINT-CAtiflai RAIVROAD.
The,liarlitot of Coal tranFporied over this road.,for•
he 31,tek , eMing ov,Thureday evening last. is
2,907 Trips./
.
Ter.last report 223 487 " •
EMI
SCIIUYLKILL VALLEY- 'SAIL ROAD
Amount c&Coal tranPpoi ted over the Schuylkill Val
pley Rail Road for the week ending on Sattirday even
,ing,
• 5,321.05 Tons
rdr last reoort, ' 11, , .t81, 66 Yogis
Total . - ". -205,3115 OS' Tons.
. - ; JESSE TURNER,- Collector.
- .L... • ,
:MOUNT CARIIONdr. PORT CARBON RAII. ROAD.
Amount of Coal transported over the Mount Car
bon & Port Carbon Rail Roan for the week ending on
Saturday last. • 10,311 07 tons
, , Per lasf report - - 365,066 14 tons
\ • Total,..
- 375.3;0 01 tons
4E4SE TURNER,' Collector.
Office of the Mine filrand Schuylkill Haren.
Rail Road Company.
PHILADELPHIA, 12th rno.; . 'ith, 1846.
TStockholdersin the Compiny are hereby poll
.l-fied," that the annual meetintOwill he held'in their
Office; inthe ball ante Franklin In-Innte, on the I lib
day of First !month (January) 1817, at 10 - o'clock
A. M. On the same day an election wilt take place for
a President and ten Managers, to conduct the-corwerns
attic company fur the year thereafter.
'SAMUEL MASON, Seey.
1846
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
AT WHOLESALE
:TAiIES DOW NE
- , ,....1% NNOUNCES to his friends and the public, that hei
' ..a. has just Tee e life d direct from.N kW York per s tea m-`
. boats Phamix and Pilot, The following article's of gro
ceries and produce, Which he will sell wholesale at
New Yorkprices freight added.
Per Steamboat Pilot-: . .
-03 Casks Cheese , 54 Tubs Butter, .57qtls. COd fish, 21
bbls, Scale fish, 10 do Herring, 30 do Blue fish, 20 do No.
~.° Mackerel. 10 doiNo- 1, Mackerel, 10 half do No. 1 do,
IQ do Mess No 1 do .10 do. N0..2 do. 10 quarter do No.
- 1 do, 18 bbls. AN:4;AM.* beads Cabbage, 50 sacks fine
salt. „
. ...- ~ .
. .
Per Steamboat Nunn-lz
. 239iilis butter, 30 bhls. Sugar, 40 qt , ii Cod fish, 20 lib's.
Blue do, 100 reams Straw pape, 00 001 s. Oil, 13 Ohms:
ritale fish, 2e. din No-2 Mackerel, 10 do No. I do, 2000
..heads Cabbage, 20 chests flack Tea, 90 boxes Raisins,
SP bushels Oniciw,.2.s libl4 liquor. ,
,Also, 10 barreMNot lb River Oat Meal, 100 tons Plan
ter by .t he muautity or ton.
Dec 12 10,46 .
• Farms for Sale. \
'f'l sulnicriber having removed from this‘neiglibor-,
hood. desires to sell several farms at. the western
end of Schoylkillsounty, bordering on the large reser
voir only Union . Canal, about five miles below rine
grove and near the Swatara Furnace,on Fishing creek.
IT. AYCIIMG.
50—
Pinegcovei Dee• 12, 1816
LOU• R in
bbls. Benson & Olyes choice family
F
(lour in lots to suit purchasers. Also 6 bbls. fresh
rolled butteiand a lot of Cranberries'on hand. -Ship
stuff, middlings, bran, &c.., constantly for sale by
C. F. NORTON & Co.-,
EZEO
Pottsville Property For Sale.
• WILL he sold at puhlic sale at the hotif
.4 Fox & Mortimer, on Saturday. the 2.6 th
•••• of December inst:, at 2 o'clock P.N., the
li • :71 • l.atory frame dwelling house, witlea stone
41 basement. and lot of ground,situate in the
borough of Pottsville, fronting on Centre street. gen
erally called the nine steps, nearly opposite theresi
deuce of the Rev - . E. B. Evans.
ALSO at the same time and-place 'a 2
A . story frame dwelling house„ with a stone
••• •It basement, a stable. and lot ofground, kitu
.l' ate in Morris' Addition ta Pottsville, or.
copied by Martin Slattery, fronting on
Centre street. The terms and conditions will be made
known on the day of sale
WEED
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION BOOKS,
To Sunday School Tecielters . 4, Olffers.
lUST received arBANICAN'yI Bank store upwards of
7J umo,VOLVD/E:s orthef3unday,School Union's pub
lications suitable for schools and also for holiday presr
tints, enthracirig all their latestand choice nublicatiotia,
ail of which will be sold at the Union's cash prices, we
being their agent in Schuylkill county. The assort
ment embraces nearly all their.publicnthitim
r r . Sunday School Tenchers wilt please call and make
their selectitfhp in time, so that if there arc any others'
wanting they ran be be procured' at once.
' I cs• Testaments at 90 eentf, per tlOren and bibles sat *1
per dozen. - Dec 12 '
FOR WIE
. VISITING .CARDS ENGRAVED.
LADIEri and Gentiiimen can bane visiting cards,ea,
graved and printed at Minn notice by leaying their
mules at 11 AN 1 , 1 A is:' 33 nheapinationery store and print
ing on.. . ..
Pace of plate With 1 PO! of C . ar4f; PFloted,
*2 25
beet kink '
. !
. . '2 no
dop IFecond quality. , . " 2
Cards'priatol crow plates, per pack, . • 7:
, . '
.Pge 12 -,', . , - , ' . • , - '.
140,000
90,000
46.000
00.000
47,000
17,814 02: 1,180,-117 02
Total.
16.5010 00
109503 00
.85631 00
08091 00
46103 GO
11812 00
0865 00
522,015 00
• 2.'12,002 • "
N• CLEAVER. Collector
FR 1.3)13 RICK nr.ric..
PETER F. LUDW4G.
, '50.3t
OffictOf_ the, Mill 'Creek and Mine Hill NaiigaL
„i lion 4. R. l?...conloczay.
POTTSTILLE, Dec. 10, 1846.•
I~TOTICE is.hereby-olven, that the annnal meetlne of
theetockholders of, this company, and an election
ofoffieers for the ensuing ysar.•wih be held,on the first
Monday, the 4th of January, 184'1 at noon, at tbe office
of 4. Russel, blabatong° street, Pottsville. .
A..RIISSEL,See'y T'r.
GREAT BARGAINS
SELLING OFF AT COST.
THE subscriber having concluded to leave the coons'
try offers for sale his stock of goods In the borough
of Millersville' .ier comenibmiing a general assortment
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Quecnswate, Hdrdwate, &c,
The public can no* obtain greater bargains tha'n have
ever been offered in Schuylkill county,by callingßAßLY.
Any person wishing to commence business can
purchase the whole stock on good terms, and he can
have the privilege of securing the stand for two years,
which Is considered one of the best located in file bars.
ough of Minersville.
'Also. for sale a two story frame house anillot in the
borough of Minersville. The lot is 26 by 150, and the
house by 32. feet, in good condition.
All iliose inbebted to the subscriber are reqUested to
Make :iayrnent on or before the first of March next, if
they desire to save coifs. •
• `BENJAMIN REFFNEIL
Mineravillc, Dec 121E16 ' •
A P,PLES.,-13 bbls. Nevi York Apples, Bellflowers,
13.Greenings and Honcysweets, foreate by
C. F. NORTON /4 Co.
Dcc 12
CI HELLBAIIHS..-40 bus. She Marks far .sale Inly la
Ohms to suit purchasers by C. f. NORTON 4 Ca.
Dec 12 - -
50-
OATS.-500 bus. oats, 300 bundles rye straw for sale
by C.T. NORTON k Co.
Dee 12
.
' ' ' ' Notice. 4 .-.
.•
ALL
p4sons having claims against the Tempera n ce
Hall at Schuylkill Haven, are requested to send
them to the subscriber ler payment.
•
GEORGEJENNINGS, West Branch Valley.
Dec. 12,1d16. . 50--at
•
1 • 1111RAL
• Hai
' MARA( !X
tt,Vss ACOUSTIC. OIL!, ,4 2 W
THE OUT CURE FOR 1% •
j DEAFNESS
DEAFNESS CURED.
Scarpa's Compound Kreosote Acoustic Oil
TOR the cure of DeafireSs, pains 'and the discharge
J.! of matter, from the earl; also all thoseldisagreea
ble noises like the buzzing if insects,falling of water,
whizzing of steam, &c., which are symptoms of ap.
preaching deafness, and also generally attendant with
the disease•
HERE is something 'Worth attending to coming
as it/
does front a mats extensively known as is Mr. Graaf
both in city and country.
"I hereby certify, that from the effects of a severe
cold last winter:l became partially deaf, attended with
'very disagreeable noises like Tinging ofbells 4te. wltith
gradually increased, until I coinpletely lost the hearing
of one ear,—when I was induced to try Scarpa's Acous
tic Oil. and am now-happy to say, that with Unitise .of
one bottle of the above medicine I can hear well as
ever, and all disagreeable noises have Win ly
ocared. Any Author information yespecting my case,
will be gladly given, by calling on me at N 111.15,1 North
Fifth street near Race. • • DANIEL GRAM;
Philadelphia, Nov. 11, 1811 .
For sale by'll. 13.Gornpect, No. 120 North Second
street, Philada.; in Poitsville by .10IIN'G. BROWN :
in flarriAtirg by Mr. GROSS, and in Reading by Mr
EARL, where those intere,ted can obtain many inter
eiding.ceriilicates of Cures: I t ii- •
Pe ember 12. 1816. 50,.1y
' New Paigrk.i.
NEW BOOK BY/JAMES:
. - .. •
. .
Beauchatnp, or the Error, by G. P. R. James, ' 25 .
Lucretia. or the Children of Night, by Rutwer, 25
Lives of the Feknaa, , 25
Saturclay.Courier and Z4ettl's Gazette Tor *ale
every Saturday, ' 6
Together with f.ther.lpanks just ceccieed and for sale
at LIANNAN'S Clieaik Bookstore. ' , Dec 16 56,
DALE'S PATENT SCAL S;
Coal Sg a 1 s,
IPITE subscriber has been appointed agent for the
1 sale of Dale's Patent Scales in Schuylkil: county ;
among which is the Wheelbarrow Scale for weighing
coatinto boats ; alsb Counter Scales, &c., all of which
; will he furnished at Philadelphia. cash prices, (might
added• A honk describing the different lands of scales,
together with prices can be examined at our store.
B. BANNAN.
,Dec 12 50-
Iluzza! 4 "Nicholas is Coming!
-4, STATIONER'S HALL, MARKET ST.
T: subscriber has just returned from the city with
a handsome nssortment of Stationery, Blank and
School hooks. Letter and Writing paper and a collec
tion of beautiful •/
Annuals for 1517,, Forget , me Net,
_Pictorial Presents, Miniature Annuals, .
Children's "Gifts," - .Presents for the Young.
Instructive Stories Christmas for,
Stewart's Diary . All the popular Plays,
Sear's AmeriCan Revolu- Sear's Pictorial Great
lion, ' , Butaln,
Ladies' Albums', '.Cent's.' Shaving Cases, •
Ladies' Rose Wood Wri- Sets Bone and Ivory Chess,
ling desks at $2 r,O, Perfumery and Spam.
Toys of every variety for the Children.
E. N. CARVALTIO,
Below Anthracite Gazette Office.
En=
1 FOR THE LADFS
Silver Combsand Ornaments.
111 ST reVeived from the"; manufaclurk , a beautiful
assortment of Silver Coup's, set with brilliant stones,
torellicr with a variety of other ornaments, suitable to
wear at Balls. Pa {ties. &r..- Also,
LADIES' 'SCIS:73OIIS & NEEDLES,
Warranted gond. Mr sate at BAN - IsiliN'S rhea station
ery and fancy store. ' Dee - 12 • 50,
MAPS OF MEXICO AN D'IL STIAITS
•
At only 25 cents ?
LARGESheetmaps of the United States, Mexico and
the Californias, together with statistical informa
thin. just received and for side at BAN hiAN'tii Cheap
Bookstme,[at only 2S cents each. Persons who haye
friends in the war will find this a vary useful map for
reference. Also. small pocket mops of Mexico at 12
cents.
; Dec 12
. o . ffie of the Stualrira .11ai1 Rand, Co.,?_
Dswvim.e, P.a., December-4th, 1846. . S
NOTICE is hereby giVen to the stockholders of this
company, that an election will be held on Thurs
day. the 31 st inst., at 3 o'clock P. M., itt. the Moaronn
Douse in Danville, Pa., to elect by helot one Presi
dent, eight Managers,
_Secretary and Treasurer, to
'serve the ensuing year. A. \V. FIUCK, Sec'y. •
Dec. 51916
49-4 t
Offer, of the Schuylkill, Valley Navigation
. and-A'aa Road Company.
• . PHILADELPHIA, NOV. 28, 1846.
hT OTICE liereby'riven that the annual meeting of
.I. l i the stockholders of this company. and an election
of oflicersifor the miming year, will he held on the last
Monday, the 28th of December next,at 1 o'clock P: M.
at thdir office 18 Chesnut Street.
WM. S. Al ACTIVII, Sec'y.
Der. 5,1816 . .
C. NORTON' Si, CO., .
WHOLESALE COMMISSION JYLEHOEfANTS,
\Tor the sale of Flour, Fee,d. Hay and
produce of every description.
• POTTSVILLky, PA.
- 'N
•
- I William Spencer,
IRON! FOUNDRY AND MACHINE S . IIOP,
Brockville, Schuylkill ecuinty, l'a. -
C} Orders promptly\egecnied, on reasonable terms...ix
Aug., 8, 1846.
. . .
\ _ .
Stray Cow.
vin
CAME to the premises of the subsvriber,
,:: st % about three weettkagii, a large lied COW
ii
with large horns, rind- twit nn fastened
with a Chain. The (Avner is requested to
Moue 'Mtwara, rove property, pay - charges, and take
her away' otherwise she wilt be sold.
! • , WATKIN HENRT WATRES.
• Det5,i81.6 . ' - \ 46-3t*
.
. 1 i • Notice.
• \
I. RAVE sold to 'Mr. Henry Buehler of Millersville, all
'be stock of and fixtures of the eitablisbinent
at pae=ent oceupie by Igim in 14041 place. having given
rue entire satisfaction. .GEZOIIGE 11.4%,UER:c:
Dec. 5,' 119 , 18 ' _ . , • 49-30 \ I
Song Books.
500 .7moniXl,lllt7tl'ma.ceeivmeir fcing -onr" kinds, large
ge andt
yetnil nt Puiladelphin prices, at HANNAN'S! Book Store.—
Also 500 beautiful pictures by Alb 10,0, (197.ep or single nt
city pricei. •
Purtarille, Dec. 12, 1816. 50--
riretkee,'
T F
ifl3 sub Scriber beretty giy juice es juice emit /*luta purr
chased from William Mitten of West Branch, four
homes, seven sets of harneso;-..antl a farm wagon:•wilich
he has kil in hit possession tor his use, until tie thinks
proper to resucwetha name. JI ENI
, DeVOLIESTjr.
1 pec. 6 ; Mb ' ., . • . 4.9-3 t
l
- Valuable Lands for Sale.
.
2000 ACftgS of Coal and Timlrr lands, situilP
in Baste, Pinegrove , and Wayne townships
i3chuyikill county. in tracts of one to four hundred
actcs for sale. For particulars, terme,:&c., apply to
• ? -
GEG. W. ALATCHINif
t3choyikip ifoven, Nov. 14, 1818 . -40-2 F
. •
Hotel, and Stabling at Tuscarora
•
Proposals in writing will be received
Dec.. - .liii the subscribers until the 3 1st day of Dec..
111: , nest, for rentingen Meese femme emote
1 i 1 4-. years the hotel andktabl no at Tuscarora.
_ .... _ Schuylkill county, Pennsylvania, located
at the upper termination of the Schuylkill Valley Bail
Road. ' Possession will be given on the first 'l4 of
April. 1847. The proposals to be directed to John
Struthers, Blythe pm:tWice, Tuscarora: . '
. C. STEVENSON, .
.... JACOB-ALTAR, •
JOHN STRUTHERS.
Wilkesbarre Advocate and DauvillePecnocrat please
copy, and scud bills to this Office.
Nov 21,1846 : . 97-
~,
50 Barrels of Miners,. Oil., ,
JUST t eceivrd at.the York Store, 50 barrels of rack
ed whale ullicir !diners of a.superior quality, direct
from Providence, Rhode '
' EIIWARD YARDLEY.
Pottarine Nov.7th, 1816..
,45
STOVES! , STOVES!! H
Cheaper than ever!
- Ivo' received a new and elegant assortment of the
glinost approvedTarlor, 'Hall. Dining room and Cook
ing fin - wee; ever offered in Pottsville. ,Call and Eee
for yourselves. ' SKEEN Ar mavelt
gucccsdors to Byron Phillips.
BI7FFALO ROBES.-2 hales Nos./I:and 2, Buffalo'
Robes ' rot zaie at MARTIN'S DrSig Store.
N0v.1118.10
"IXOTIIEB TRJUAINI OVER DISERSE B
Thompson's Compomid
.Syrup of
ifk trOOO'.4•APTK.i.
PFIII014:0 the following testimonial : I
,/ PHIL'A, Nov. 2d.184p.
The underiigned is Induced to make the following
brief statement, under a firm conviction that many
valuable lives would be saved if those affected in the'
same manner had recourse to the same means that have
restored her to health. „Being afflicted for a long time.
with a t iolept cough, with pain in the side and breaq,
and almost total loss of voice, with difficult respiration,
and with inability to , diScharge the phlegm which ob
striitted the breathing. peat was my distress.' It is
scarcely necessary to say, that ,during this time Many
medicines were used, but all ofno avail, until one bottle
of Thompson's Lamp. Syrup of Tar rittilWond Napalm
was procured. But astonishing were its effects t Before
taking hall of it all alarming symptoms disappeared--ex.
pectoration became free—the cough ceased—the voice
recoverpl,aud'iat pain and oppression. vanished before
finishing an entire bottle. If this statement car be of
any benefit to the afflicted, you are at liberty to tic it
for that purpose. VIRGINIA C. SNYDER,
NO. JO Spruce Street.
TRIU3iPIIANT Scceess.—Consuniptives• remember
that it is Thonmon's Compound Syrup ,of Tar and,
Wood , Naptha, which is daily effecting such remarka
ble cures in Pulmonary Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi
tis, Spitting Blood, Pain in the Side and Breast, Sore
Throat, HoarseneFs, Palpitation of the Heart, Whoop
ing Cough, Croup, Hives, Nervous Tremors, Liver
Complaint. Diseased Kidneys4if., therefore beware of
ail spurious immures of Ter.or Naptha, and purchase
of the advertised agent only.
=
PiiILADENPIIIA, Feb. 21, 18W,
The undersigned is . induced to make the following
brief statement under a 14111 conviction that many val
uable lives might be saved, was recourse had to the
same means which have restored me to [waft It, I had
suffered for years with, w eakness of the lungs and Liv
er coMplaint, but so gradual were the inroads of disease
that I felt no alarm until within the
,last year. The
chief cause of distrestmas pain in my breast anti right
side, great oppression, almost qrangline, and total ina
bility to raise the corrupt matter which obstructed my
breatl.ing ; and. at times so great was any suffering
thought! could not live an hour. It is scarcely neces
sary to say that during this I ime I had the best nitCdical
attendance, was cupped,.blistet &c, with lid a vffil.
I also used-various advertised and well known medi
cines. obtaining to relief whatever, until I procured
Thompson's Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nap
tha, one bottle of which benefitied me more than all else
I had taken ; and now I assert it as my solemn belief
that by this time I should have been in my,grave had I
not procured this remedy at the time I did.
iANk ADAMS.
Sivorn to and aub,eribed this 24th day of February,
1546, before toe, CII /MACEY BULKUEY. Alderman.
Prepared only by Angney & Dickson, (successors of
S. P. Thompson.) at' the N. E. calner of Fifth and
Spince Streets . Philadelphia.
gold J. C. DROWN, Pottsville ; E. W. EARL,
Reading; and 91.0011 E & LONGAKER, Norristowzr.
Price 50 cents, or six bottles for $2 50.
- Dec ~41846, 99.
VALUABLE VEGETABLE REMEDY
DR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION
Coughs,
hs, Colds, -asthma, Bronchitis, Lire; Complaint,
-..p, Win' Blood, Diffierilty of Breathing, Pain in the
.11 i'ide and Breast, Palpitation of the Ileart, IRA'-
)
enut, •Croup, Broken Constitution, Nore '
;Throat, Xerrous Debility, and all Dis
. eases . of. the Th roat,
. Breast, and
- Lungs, the most effectual and '
, speedy cure erer known fur '
any of the above, '
diseases, is . ' - , 1
DR. sir. YX S C O.IIP 0 LTAi) S POF I
WILD CHERRY. -
. _
- LETTER. FROM THE REV. It: JACKSON:
Formerly paatorof the First., Preebyterian Church,
New York. . • •
CINCINNATI, Frill. 15, 18.16....
Dn.:Swsv!vg—Dear Sir:—Permit the to lake the lib
erty of writing to you at this time, to express appro .
Cation, and recommend to the attention. of fatin lie-!
and others your valuable medicine—your Chaim - ind
Syrup of Wild Cherry. • In my travels- of late, I have
seen in a greatmany instances, life wonderful effects
of your medicine in relieving children of very obsti
nate complaints, such as coughing, wheezing, choking
with phlegm, asthmetic attacks, &c. should not have
written this letter, however, however at present, al
though I have lelt it my'iuty to add my.testimony to
it for some lime. had it not been. for a lute instance
ob medicine the edieine above alluded to was instrumental
In restoring tit perfect health all only child, whose case
Wyg nlnmrt hopeless, in a flintily of my acquaintance.
''l thank heaven;" said a doting mother, "my' child is
saved front the jaws of death "
Beyond all cloubt, Dr. Swayae's Compound Syrup' f
Wild Cherry is the most valuable_itiedicine iu this Or
any other country. I ant certain I have witnessed more
than one hundred cases where it has been attended'
with complete success. I have used it myself. in an
ob.;linate attack of Bronchitis, in which it proved et%
fectric inn'n exceedingly short time, considering the
seventy of the 'came_ I can recommend it in the fill
lest confidence of its superior virtues. I would ad
vise that no fluidly should be without it; is very pleas
ant, and always beneficial; worth double and Often ten
times its price: The public are assured there is no
quackery about it.
R,,JACKSON, D. D. formerly Pastor
of th*First Presbyterian Church New York. •'
• Thousands of letters such as the above can be shown
testifying to the good effects of this 'Valuable reMedy,
in curing Consumption, coughs, colds, asthMai liver
complaint spitting of blood, nervsus dehility pain in
the side and breast, and all diseases of the lungs.
Reader ! are you suffering front a cold or disease of
the lungs Try this remedy! you will not, perhaps,
regret it. It wi!l arrest all Aimee disagreeable spun
toms which strikes so much terror to the mind, and
proton g your <lays ; beware of all preparations pur
porting to contain .Wild Cherry, except that. bearing the
signature of -Dr. 11. Swane. On the outside wrapper-of
each bottle. as they ere not quite likely destitute of
the article front which they borrow a'name. . r
Prepared only I y Dr. 11. S WANE, corner of EIGHT!!
and RACE Streets, Philada. • . .
READ TIIE TESTIMIINY. .
•
71111LADELPIII•, September 9th, ISIG.
0 ; . 1)r. IL Swayne :—Dear Sir :—Being for a length of
time afflicted with a very violent cough, with a pain in
my bide and breast, soreness of the lungs, shortness of
breath, loss of appetite, night sweats, &c. made
trial of various reinedies, which were recommended
highly in the papers, but gradually grew worse The
violence of my'cough was such, that the blood rushed
profusely front my nostrils. when the paroxysms of
coughing came upon me. Indeed my whole. system
seemed 'arbitrated, and the hour ofmy departure sceuX
ed close at hand.
At this time you recommended the use of your COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, Which immedi
ntely began to soothe, comfort, and allay the violence
in my cough, relieve d pain in my side, strengthened
and healed my lungs. &C. I continued the . uxe of it,
but now, thanks to God, and to the effector your Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, I am cured and able to
pursue My daily labors.
-I think it an invaluable medicine in coughs, colds and
disease of the Rings, and one that should be known to
all afflicted. If persuas would purchase Om original
and genuine, article, as prepared by you, and not tamper
with the many spurious and worthless preparations
which are attempted to.be palmed off on the reputation
of yours, it might be the means of saving many valua
ble lives. I fr,.ely offer this statement for the benefit of
thosewilo are suffering as I Was. _
EZEKIEL THOMAS. •
In 13th at., 2 doors from the corner of Willow
Mr. Thomas' case, above alluded to was a very se
vere one, and his r sidence Is within the tench of all ;
so any one can call and have the above substantiated
by a personal. interview. .
CAUTION TO STRANGERS AND INVALIDS.
Beware of all preparations of Wild Cherry, except
'Dr. tiwayne's Compound Syrup of %NIId Cherry, as
they are most likely, quite destitute of the t ery article
from which they borrow n name. Dr. Swaype has..
'succeeded in oblsinhig and concentrating the virtues
of the Wild Cherry - Tree in Such a wanner atilt) C 441-
SI itutc one of the itioq efficacious remedies in diseases
of the Lungs, at the same time most pleastintJo take.
thittis known hi the medico) world. It is unnecessary
for, us to refer particularly to the many remarkable
cures ,
performed by it, or to dwell at !eolith upon the
pectiljakly henithfut properves of the Wild Chevy.--
Suffice it to any. that its Iteuling r ond nt the sometime,
strengthening, qualities are wonderful; and In many
inctunces, persons who Ind been afflicted for years with
cfnisumption, estlime. liver complaint, spitting
blOod, ; nervous debility+, mud various diseases of the
'Anus. have been,by RS use.restored to perfect health.
Bc careful to observe, Ulm ert:li haute bears the writ
ten signature of Dr..Swayne, or you may have situ
rioais nod worthless mixture palmed upon you for the
genuine medicine. -
• Remember j all preparations of Wild Eberry are de,
/Inoue and counterfeit, except that prepared by
• DIL SWYNE, :
N. W. err. of Eighth and Hate streets, Pliilnda.
gs- Dr .Swxyrie's Guide to Rankin' can-he obtained
grntis.
Only Agents in Pottsville, Pa., ere 3,0. BROWN, &
DANIEL KftErts. C.I & J. lIIINTZINCEit, Schuyl
kill Haven, H. VOLTTE, Onvigsburg; RITTER & Co.,'
Rending, nod by Agents id all parts of the UnitedBi ate's.
November 28, LW. . .
T.IT . E /TVI.INgitSH'i. - JOURNAL'
. .
re Dollars Renard.
l i i: ' •
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AN woo/. froto4l4 residence of the subscriber, in
R,Upper Ilahanny rtffnabip, Northumberland coun
ty, Pa., an/Indenturesk apprentice,'numed Elias Ster
ner, between 14 and J 5 years otage. He was taken
from the' Schuylkill county Alms (rouse, about iwo
years since.' Ile tasblack eye dark complesion,
black hair, mid is of oga Agrge.,- He has a small scar
from the kick of a hn e, by, the side of his nose- He
'took ,with him all h summer and winter clothes.—
Whoever will return id runaway, to the subscriber,
shall receive the ab e reward, but no debts of hja
contracting will be Da .
t
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Norariber 21st. 184
• LOSTfiIkDREN,
T NFOTtMAtIi:Qi t 9 nte - 4'of-Ricliard Edwards, aged
1 about 10 yeare, , an Silva or. Eliza Edward:?, aged
B yeare..These-childre weteilekin New York, about
6 years afro, by the' a lter , truce- which that, they
have not been heard nt., Ankinforrnation respec
ting them will be thalfully - received hy, their -father,
Richard Edward:, fort rly of Woolverhampton, Eng
land, addressed 1°,10'14 l'ottsv ille,Schuylk ill county,
.
Nriv.2l„ 1816. ' i - 47—
' • -• An Engirkie fOr • Salle:
'A FOUR HORSE PpvCr Engine, with mkt horse
11..hoilers, for sale /leap. Apply tp', ALBERT G.
BROOKE, Port, Cart.ol, or to WILLIAM R. GILL,
Wog Branch Valley, dor Schuylkill IlaVen.
October 1846. p '4O.
Farif for Sale.
.
1 THE sksscriber will sell a valuable .
farm, coniriting of 1.70 acres, situated in
;LI , . Pinezrova
,ownship, Schuylkill - county,.
1 g , ~.-i about 4 cues below Pinezmve. About .
—,.....: -5.,.. 60 acres utile land is zleared,and na a state
of cnitivation,len of teach is in 'meadott., The bal
ance to woodland; welPrmbered The Union i Canal
runs throuelithepropeix. The buildingri consist of a 7
two story dwelling ha", a new Switzer barn, and oth
er our huildince. Therotre two orchards 'on the farm,
and an abundant stippi,f ;pod Water mane premises
close by.the tmildings. v-licre are fifteen 4cres of win
ter grain in the r gtound'For terms and othyrparticu
tart, apply to the subsc ler In rinecrore.
i . l PETER FILBERT.
.
Octobet 10, 1845 , ' ' ' 41-tf
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'FIST .
received at Ilie, t.' lork Store, aiarge asso rtmcb
el of Hopes suitable fogy lines,'Uanal Boats. &c., &c.,
in size from Ito 6 inclits-both of Manilla and Itallian
'Hemp. - . EDWARD . YARDLEY. '
463-
! Pousville,Sespt.,26thj,ll
, `O.
IVA.LUA.BLE 0 CHEAP BOOKS,
, - - ivs7I2PENED • .
At Batman's Cleat) Bookstore.
- 1 - 1, EttGUSON'S Barnet . .:
.11! Eilmonson's Serino s ' . ' , . •
Renwick on the Ste Engine, • - .
American in Egypt; t. .. ' ,
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if rs.'Ellis' Select Wpte, , .
McCaultra Essays scoplete,. ,
' Robinson Cru-oe, Migrated, " . . •
Preacher's Manual, 1: , : .
Buchan's Domestic Iltlicine; " .•
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• • Jay's Et ereiles,,i c ,
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Lives of t Itti_Apmtles .• , :. , -
Rollins' Ancient His y, • ' , .. • '
„ -
Builder'sThnile,lateadition e ' : :•'. • •
Worcester's New, Diilinary,
. Catholic Bibles', qua .
R
anke's Popes, ' ..
M'clienzie's 5000 Rec its, . • - . ' . .
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" Wonders of History,.
Fox'i;l3'ook of Marty •' . j : ,
, ‘ .
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American Navill, ILlio phy, 1 , . , ) '
' .10tair's Sermons, , 4
.
Parley's Magazine,bu q. very cheap, • -
Hoga Wei Panora I'd, 't . .
Proinnincing Gazetteel . . .
.
Crablie's Dictionary, I' ' ' „ •
ciimilbe al the,Constiion.Of Man;
liervey's MeditatiOns •, .
Book of the.A Hay,
ay, by nit,
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•
Mrs. Farrar'-n Young dies' Friend,
Ladies' Barg or Poetr IFloweis, .. ..1 -,,
Llfecif 'll:aFayette, ~1
Hobart's Apology, 1 , • .
Fainily Prayers, t .. .
Claire on the Horse, I
A large assortment °Blades, folio, quarto, and
tivo, from 311. cent 4 325 00 per copy,.
Scenes in Spain,
Mrs. Chapone's Letteri . .'
Coombe on Children,'. . , -
Pilgrim's l'rogress, ' : . ,
Dropstrom Flora's CM '
Stale Book of Pennsylvnia,
~ . '
Clas.sical. Meth : mare, i
Headley'. Sacred Mouttins,
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Poets of A lorries, &c, it &c.
• Together with onwards 4000 copigs of: approved
Juvenile workrefiir the holidye,from I eent to 35 each,
alhof .whiLli will be sold at , ie lowest 'Cash prices. •
.Dec 5 . - - ' 40-
JAMES'
Foreq Drip,
Agincourt,
False Heir,
Arahelln F-tunrt,' .
Itose
Arr!,cli, Neill.
To:tether with a rarifty of
anddur. f ale at BANNAN'S '
.'.tore. Pu(twilie,Nor. Veto;
131A,WERS'
ridlinto,
. roe 'Disowned,
Plod Clifford, • ,
• Eltetie Arlon, •
The I.4 , t'linyt of Pompeii,
o f the Rhine,
E;ne+A 111altraverii,
Alice or the Myeterieß,
'reef:flier with n variety of of
for 4116 at BANNAN'S cheap b.
' New B
lifeln Lotidcin; , E ' ' - 75
Sam Houston and his Repubc, . ' ' ; '5O
Black Plumed Menial], '..;' ' ,
Christmas Stories by Hoz, i;', „
Fair Isabel, i ej, . '. 't • ' 2.5
Ilisiory of the French ReVoltion, , ' . it 25
Lives of 'Statestnen,.by J. Q Adams, i. ' 25
The New Timm. - ' ''' . 25
Inez. or- L ove on the Rio Ctrade"„, I ' .121
The Red Skins, by,•Coopei; ' ' _ ~'' 25 '
Woman's Reward, by Mra. ll'orton, .^.-• , 25
Bonfield, or the Outlaw of !While of Berintdas 25
The lives and tragical death-of beautiful fe—
males, , , . . 121
Count of Monte Christo, by ;Aexander Dumas;
2 vols. .'1 ' ' k 1 0
Capt. Paill,liv Alexander thmas, • .. 25!
.
. ,
The Duke of ; Burgundy, by tunas. 25
Together ivith a Nadel} , of °ter Books just received
and for sate at BANNAN'S clipp;book and,Stationery
store, Pnttsville. . Noy 21 ' . 4::- ~
Ens. Potash,. for sal
500
Dru,g store, Pottsville
Superior Wrap
100 REAMS superior Wr
the be'seiti; the Mate r ; J
at HANNANS Paper store ! ' P.
Nov. I 4 I
EIRE —
Asuppix , o, WstsoteslN 2 Fire Brick, just re
ceived and for sale et the Yok Store.
• • ED.YARD YARDLEY.
Nur. 7,181
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• ..._:.
• - ! 1 strak iLiew.
! •
CCAMtiI e preutioeoot thitubsenher, residing at
the Sclut Ikill County Ahni Home. n puma RED
COW, with a white. face, and il little red around her
eyes. The owner ;e reqUested I) rinse forward. ! hove
property .i!ay' charger and take her away, otherwise
she wall I,e 0. Id according to lan.' •, ,
.. 4'ol, GRIEFF.
November I, 1816: • ' ':
, • • 47:- 3t
V.AIA,T. al
.BLE MILX.R-PaOPEgTy'
i .von sALFA,
rIE iubscriber offers- to sell private sale,
L. his va l uable MILL • P,ROE RTI",
•
situated i n Shamokin toarnalcip,'Northunaberllad
county, Omit 3 miles from the towi of Shamokin,
on-the public road loading ham thillatter town to
Belinsgrojm,lconsistitig of a haetpliand, being 32
acres more i t )r leis, bounded by Innis 'of pcnanuel
Zimmerman , Michael Sheib, anci others. _ The
land is of I tt ;orl red gravel 'quality In a high state
of cultivation, and under good fences. Abor six
acres thereo is excellent ileadowl)Hid, and four
acres are caiere.ci ,with timber. Thrimproiernenta
thereon erected are an excellent -1
• Fra me Gr isti .111111, j-•
ii
Two and half stories high, wth two, pair of
Stones. one pair being French Bur}, a Smut rria. , 1
chine. Elev tore, Cern libellers, arAniher rtieessa-' 1
ry Machimiry. The Mill is iif ex*llent order to
make Flom' and for em.tern work: it having re-
cently undergone a thorough reparason,
Also, a goad''SAW MILL; latly repaired-r, a .l
new two spiry stone STILL HOME. 40 by 50 ..
feet; the wafers of Valley Spring Ong conducted
by means of wooden pipes into the 6-t story of the !
1 , .
same. , -
.24• I ' Also, a large ttio.istiry FIC .ME
74z- DWELLING HOUSii, with
,4 new I
M I 'fl! , --kitChen thereto ,attacliel; with' goott ,
Mt: - !
-F--- a --%• 'selhir, and art excellent striim 91Water , I
near the doOr—a new BANK 'BA lIN. -30 by
4 0,
and a good! L story TENANT HCIISE, 2 0 by,
25, [intended for the Miller.] ' • i , . ' i
' The aboia property is well waith'y the attett-' !
(ion °Otiose wishing to purchase: . [t is offered a 1.,!
a low rate, end•the terms of paymentwril be made .
'easy.- .1- ' - • i'.
Possessitirt 0.0 anlindisplitable t- i le will begi
xen on the first day of April next. i .• ,
. , Those wishing to •view tbe propethr,. Will please
call on Mr" Gottlisb:Breimayer, rnpiding on the'.
same. For goalies particulars ; uppq to the under
, signed proprietor, Tesitlipg at P_Mt Eirtion, -*buy I I
kiU county.' : ' JACOB "onirro.t. -
a i
N. B, hnuld the above itroperty. not` he sold
et privete.e.le 'hy the Jet day of ,Tannary,.lB4t,
'it will then pil; o'clock, M.; on said : list, on the
premises t ranqd for the - term of I. ycar,d
1 f...V". " S nhary AniericaiVi- please insert 3
thnes r and nt),pl to this offices •
, . Fort t; : bori; Non 14, 104 g. _ . - l4O-13
,
HATS & CAPS—LADIES' FURS;
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
• A t the very. lowest Prices,' •
Al the Soyth-west Waling 4. 3 d it,.
- • PHILAM.PHIA. •
I . ouvqt ugooKsBc.CO. would te.pect
fully ea he attention of their-friends anti
• the public to their full and complete as
sortment of HATS- FRIENDS' HATS,
GENT. & VOl,l FITS CAPH, LADIES' RI
DING HATS, ?dun, Tappets, Peterines; Mantilla, and
Boa Tippet!, which. being made at oar fuetarr by the
best workmen and ofthe hest stock, they, can warrant
equal, if net superior to any in the city. We will sell
as CM:Aria any other establishment. Call and see
before buying.
I'Z.• 0. IL & Co., use the patent "Headrsfeascirer," by
which they itfeable tolit the head perfectly.
Philida, Dec 5, 1816 49-
lIENI7 114.0
47-3 t
wiu. 11. MILES,
•
ENGINEER 86
Maiden St., cipposite the Morbicra:. Liberty (2tio IVorks,
• . ••• PHILADELPHIA.,
11 +r+ ANUFACTIM ES Steam Engines,Tntning Lather+,
11'1 Stocks, Taps and Dies. Also,,very superior 'Mill
Spindle prushea of all sizes. Theee 4rashes are war,
ranted or !lie inopey returned.
Waier Earns, pricer 50, lAithea as low
air e 9. Saw Mandrills and all kipda Of Machine work
and Smithing done.,
Wrc 5,, IS 10
riNIE subsciiber has receis'ed an elegant assortmen
1 of Paris Fancy Paper Boxes, Baskets, Pin Cushions
&c,,-teel screw cushions. knit and crotchet bead
bags and purscs, pocket hooks. card cases, perfume
bores and ou.tuons, is bones, fine fans; children's
coatsatid scarfs, fob chains with eject ornaments, hair
bracelets, boa clasps, smelling bottles, fanny snap. glas,
boil's, steel broaches and lodkets, steel guard chains
and a variety of other goods iniitable for presents. .
Also,
always, on hand a large assortment of steel
heads, hag. ha clasns, purse clasp!, tassels, slides, shaded
and plain pur-e silks. fringes, daisy and pl}in :ilk but
tons, polka colas, hair brushe's, Scc,
F. J. DRESSLER,.
No. 47 South 2d st., :thrive-Chesnut, East - side, Phila.
• All goods warranted as reptesePted, but no
abatement in prices.
— 'Philada, Dec,s, 4.816, ;
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t i• •
CULEAI) ItiVATCILIES Sr., , JEWELRY
'AT TICE" Pli I LADELPII IA IIN&Tell & J EWS'LIt V STORE;
lit!. 96 North Second Street, corner of. Qutpq.
. J.
GOLDLever watches, fulnewerd, 18 car.,
c e
ases . ' .
I *ls 00
Silver I.cver W21010,111[1 jewelled, 2.3 00
Silver Lever- Watcheb, 7 jewels,
~:. 18 00
Silver Lepine Watches je%iel'd, lstnuality; 14 00
SuperiorQuartier Witches. . 10 00
' Itnititieiii gnarlier Wbtclies, not warranted; 500
Gold Spectacles, I - 8 00_
.
Fine Silver'. Spectacle , . 1 75
' Gold Bracelets, with Tritpaz stones,' ' -3 50
Ladies Gold Pencils, Weasels', , , 2 130.
pod Fibger, Rings, 371-jetc„ to *8 ; Watch Gla3ses,
plain 124 to., patent ISt, Billet 25. Other articlei in
proportion. All goods mirran * ted to be what they are
sold far.-f I ' I, O. CONRAD.
.On nand,: anthe Gold a cid Silver Levers, 2 Legne
and QuartieriqletVer titan the nbove prices.
Dec 5; 1846 '
, .. . PAPER HANGINGS,
_ - ~
'DECORATIONS. dE 1174 E . PIE CA' •S' 4.e.•
I
W I CU a b p e F ? l ' e n t' '' .. l, , ' .7 r i, i 7r,o(Priga. '- , a ; P.ApNe'rVili' g s:
Hang
ings, embracing rich Frescoes and' olprun . paper for
parlors and halls, Deco(aihios. Centre 1 , 14 es gr-F. 4F. —
Also, rich papers tier parhirs anti rooms, embracing tirt
latest anti most fashion:Ole patterns prepared' for the
enstiin Spring tradel'alt rif %ybich ‘yi)l be sold as law,
and some less thilll Nftintifficturersi prices. ranging in
price freiii IlLientY to ,Stper piece. Call and see it.
The stPult elphraces 'all kinds of.Dacorations that . can
be obta MO in Pliil.nl2,lphla. Also, seVtfrat beautifni.
F•encli 'Fire.ullice St.reetin , ' cheap. -
• z
,pec 5 - • • • ' • 4 40--
O.VELS.
. .
rPHE: subscribers' havelconstantly. on hand, and for
Onto' low, in lots to Alit purchasers, Bar Iron, Boil
er and Fine Iron, Cast, Shear and :Spring Steel, second
quality Flue Irdll, suitable for Schtites, Coal Cars, &c.
rr Orders received and:promptly executed ftir Flat
Rail Road Iron and for Cbains suitable! for mines, by
MORRIS & JONES,
Iron Merchants, S. W. corner Market and Schu3l
- 7th etreet,.Philadelphia.
, Philadi., Noyetntter 21, 1816. • 47--
• •
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, 12j,
• ' 174
12}
her Books just received
eji Bdok told : - .3tutionary
6. 4E--
1 TOVELS.
MIME
x g o od orde!„ . su . ital;ll , e 'for re-laying, for sate
Au 2/ InLints to- suit rtirCliati , if , i i i . ;& CAMPBELL,
lOU, N. Water street, Philada.
Pltuada., Nov. 21, VSiG. • 47-2tno
•
, • Melts • Mackerel. :
Asupply of Mess Mackerel just receivetiat the York
Storit.for family use. , EDW. YARDLEY.
Pottsville Nov. 7t6, - 95
.
Books: just recived and
afid Stativery More.
T ,
0 PROPRIETORS OF 'COAL MINES and Rairotpl
' Companies., The subcriber offers for sale 400 tone
flat Railroad Iron, fit to relay, 9.1 by be,
tween this and the tot of Derenther next. Also, 10
tons Railroad Spike's, ennoble for the Iron. .
•
Wanted. Immediately. .
9/1 JOURNEYMEN Tailors at Messrs. Lippnic . ott &
Tayfurs'; corner of Centre an 4 ?dahantango eta.
Pdttsvillp. • Oct. 21,1816 44- .
IWO or three Boarders can be, accommodated by
, applying,immettiattly.at IVIrs.IIIAIOII'S in Nor
wecian'Street, (Mr. Cumming's House) `2d 'door above
Third street.
at MARTIN'S Cheap
• J fine .27 26-
_
• •
Mr RUN'S, CIIII.DE 1-4A.R.OI.D'S •
.P11.,0 RINIA dE.
ANEW annieoutiful edition illnsl rated, price 81,25,
just received 'and for sale atIIANNAN'S Cheap
Book Store. Also, I • •
. Montgomery's Poetical Works, :2 volumes, illustra
ted. „
i Burn's,poctical Winks, illustrated. . • •
, Mrs. !lemon's • do do: . . .
1 ' billion's ', do ido.
i
1 Scott's . do I ' do. •
I Miss Cook's Poems, illustrated_-
1 All of which dill be sold at Philadelphia cash prices.
Oct-, 21 . , IS 16. , ' 92
__
ing Papei.
ing raper, for bags,
t received and far bale
sville.
',.Ctiperlor Old Irish Whiskey,
FOR sate by • ' FOSTER 4- DALEY,
' - Corner Centre and Market atm
Pbttsville, Oct. 10, 180. ' 11-3.m0
Jones , 'ltalian Chemical Soap,
A N infallible rind never failing • remedy fooll erup
13..Lions•na diseatTs of the skin, such as Pimples,
Illetchei, Salt Rheum, Scurvy, Heat Spots, chapped.
cracked or tender .flesh,Just receiVed rind for sale at
HANNAN'S Perfumery Store, Pottsville..
Sepi.,:ls, PRO.
Detroy Thousands of Children,
we would advise all to reachite following ayaiptams
D aylo nose. offensive breath, pain in the
joint,' or limbs, grinding of the teeth during sleep,
Voracious appetite, yruiess, bloated stomach or limbs,
gripings, shooting painti in various parts of the body.
a sense of something rising in' the throat, itching 'of
the anus towards night, ideeiting . of the nose, gnawing
isensatinn at the stomach, flashes of .heat Oyer the sur
face of the body alight chills or shivering - 0, fiend -arhe,
drowsiness; torpor. vertigo, distarbed dreams, sodden
starting to sleep with fright and seraap)ng.caugh,fever•
ishness, fits, pallid hue, IbiFst, bad taste in the mouth,
difficult breathing,' Chigoe, squgainiShiiers, nausea,
I frequent deifire to pass trometbleg front the bowels, and
sornetintes'diseharges of Antic and mucus. Arid should
they have nay iif them,-iinniediataly obtain a bottle of
Bobensack'S Ve.getableWornt Syrup, n hick pso pjeae
ant, that
and
child cry for it aftegjt has once had
a tastc,cind rememberlt is warranted to core, or the
i
money s returned, and.ssoll iA dffered to any person
that whl produce a case of Worini. which it will not
cure. ANS ihave lour possessiap ^Several Worms of
various kinds and I anuingst tnein one %Winches:in
' length which it brought 'from Jacob Schßeifeiihtsq.
n Lancaster county. Pa.. who had suffered from early
infencY, and lie cind 'his friends, as well as many of
the most eminent physicians pronnuneed iis,case
gradual decline, being as they thought that atm:Minable
complaint Dyspepsia,and before taking two bottles e
paised the
. aboye worth, and' has enjoyed the-best a
health ever since, Which hairbeen about 'nine months,
and alt for 50 cents,and had paid physicians upwards
of *sop. Without re.teiving any benefit whatever:
We do certify that we have used -Italiensack'si t e....
getable Worm Syrup, and bejui acquainted With tilarn.
recivninend it as being the best article as well as the
most pleasant to,take we ever , used, and furtherainre,-
subscribe!our names believing it to be a benefit to the
human family, by doingso.
'Boa. Appleton,. tenth street, near 2d-Doct,'
bellelth and George street-Isaac Beaus, Aitt,boinag,
Bur luitonnty-Doct. Pliihula.,-Dar{. Thomas,
N. Jersey-Dort. Swi. et. Dvlaware:-C. Remy Plumer,
, Minister of the Gospel, Marshall street, I done below
Brown-Patrick Duffy. Melon st., above:Ninth-Jacob
Welsh, below .(bats w, side.-B. Gifford, Rose Alley,
Ist door below Coates-Susan Thampson,Oitchd st.,
between Front-and Second; Kensington. ,
Prepared by J. N. ( !_i. Ilpheesack, N. E. corner
of Second and Coates streets. Philadelphia, and for
sale by eVery storekeeper in the Un;ted States-,Price
25 cants. Alan,tlilbel)S4Ck J i letter Ointment, wat- 2
ranted to cure al eruptions of the skin-pricelS cents'
N.8.-Should any doubt the above, and believjne,
their children have wnruis, they will be (urnished-m
-tuitopely.hy calling on us.
J. 0. BROWN, Druggistovholesald agent, Pottsvillp
anti far sale at, all the rincipa) atpiealn the envoy
90 6 bFr 3 4; YIP:
•
Phittlbttp4ik
- HOLIDAY 'PRVSENIIS.
V .
' -.O:C O. -RAD.
IRON i STORE
itatb.road Iron.
B. M.SIII7.IIM.Vii con' proad and Beaver mtg.
New York, Nov. 7L1a,.1816. . 45-2uio
BOARDING.
October 17, ISIG
WORMS ! WORMS!!
WITHOUT I'ARENTS EVER TiNoWING
OR 81.78PECTIMG TilE CA 1/613, ,
El
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JAMES, IL CAMPBELL, •
. arFOILNEY AT LAW, - •
• gavots STIttlY, roTTIVILLM, rENINA"
ofiice Ilelc, door to Samna Thonepsoiye 'Slam
11.L_Nnetice in the aeveral Court" of Schuylkill
V and Calymbla Counties. Nov.ll, 1896 46-
.
GOLD. PENS AT ONLY $2 00.
BENEDICT & lIRNI4Y' B celebrated cold Pen
with silver pencil case, at the unetanipled low rate
of fr 2; just resolved and for sale at LIANNAN'S Cheap
Boots and Stationery store. Who would'nt have a gold
pen now 1 Nov.' 114 - ' • - 46-
TXTHEREASZ my wife-Sarah has lel my bed Wad
kl board without any Just 6u.e; I hereby caution
all persu= not to tro-t her on my account, asl will yay
no debts of her cottacting.
DANES WERDNIAN; East Delaware Irines.•
• .50 Tons .of Rail Road Iron,
JUST received at the New Yolk Store, fitly tons of
Second band flat bar Ratroad kw* xl of a most
excellent quality, which I will rell at 65 dollars per
ton. Also constantly on hand' II xl Railroad Iron t'or
drifts.' Flue Iro for scliutes and bar Iron of'every dee
scriptioattt . th e lowest market price. .
EIMARD YARDLEY.
Pottsville, Nov: 7t6
..
- . Patent Grease, , _
.O 4 the axles of Carriages, Wagons. Rail Egad Care
and Machinery_of all kinds, to nye oil amrpreyput
frietinn.
, I
This article is Prepared an 4 for sale by - CI.EMENS &
PARVIN, the only - manufacturers of this article, In the
United States, at their wholesale and retail Hardware
and Drug Store in Pottseille;'Schitylkili * County, Pa.
REMEMBER that none is ienuine.wlthout the mit
ten signature nf the inventnrand proprietor, Chas. W.
Clemens, ulioneaell package..
POttarille, Nov 14; ISM .
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48-
99;:m
TANNERY, SKIN DRESSING, &c.
•
FRAYKLIN KLINE
A.NNOUNCES to his friends and the nubile, that he,
A
has taken the Tan Ysrd, belonaing to.thiestat:enC
the late William Shenfelter.on Church-alley, Where he
will keep on hand for sate all kinds of . .leather manu
factured in the best manner, and respectfully solicits
the continuance of thy custom of the late Mr. Shinsfel
ter. and the public generally, which he will endeavor
to merit by a strict attention to business. Try us:
Tho'hichest price paid for hide S-
Oct.-31. 18 44.
49-1 m
CHEAP.GOODS
. BE subscriber having t pitreltal”.l the entire stork
T
of Goods front Messrs. Trovibtidge & ill
continue to sell at the old stanch Centre street, Co.. direct-
Ig opposite G. W. Slater's store, all kinds of
Dry Goods, Groceries,--
Provisions; Queens and Glass ware, ,
' Brints, Shoes,
And every other article usually .kept in n.Store, and
resoectfully invites all . persons wishing !to purchase
Goods at the lowest Pottsville prices, to call and ,
amine kis assortment before purchasing elsewhere: ,
'JOAN 11. DOPTY.
'Pottsville, June 13, ISI6
NEW AND CHEAP , STORE, -
Iv EXT doot: to Oliver Dobson•s Hat and Cap' Store,
IN Centre street, fourth door below Market. The
subscriber has just opened new and splendid asSort
'tient of seasonable Diy Goods,;Groceries . and Queens
ware.or the latest styles and importations, very cheap,
to which lie invites-the attention of Ills Atends and. the
public in general. . W. 31 1 .11. 11111...
_Pottsville, October 11, 1816. 40—If
r sOmpthing for the Ladies. —
CURLING FU ND fin- keeping the hair in curl and
giving. it a closq nonenranoe : • • ,
Cli IN ESE DEPILATORY. for removing surplus hair
from the face &c..• which will accomplish' it in
I,3,7ratiezt wiOlom Norma ;he, enromexinn.
II.OITSSELL'S TREBLE EXTRACTS for handker
,chicls.
COLD CREAM. &c. &c. &c , •
OE
,
. . . .
.Together with an elegant and complete aFsortment
or Ilrootsell'a Surips,Perlumery. &c. , which took the
Goltl Medal at. the great New York Fair. a shall
time since.. For saie at his prices by - .
. . B. BANN A N AO.
ploy. 15 0. 46. •
he French and German Lan- -
guages, and .11110 c- •
•
HE undersigned respectfully ,otTers - his services to T-the citizens of Pottsville ,and its vicinity, us a
te'acher of the French and Geritifn languages, and ru
st uctor nn tne• Violin and Guitar.
The experiencle ;411 - 'several yeirs ns teacher of the
t 'e above named; hranclies, enables Itiw to assure a
r. pid tolvancenuini to classes, or individuals placing
tl einselves; under his instruction.
Arrangements its to time and terml can be made with,
hun at Nrs :41norn's in Market st. PERRIN. "
September, Ml, I - • ' 36—timo
IRON! 'IRON!!
•1 JR-ItI aIIT SL.POTT I •
AT THE.
H : TOWN T.B
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tj AV F. an assortment of rolled and harnmerecf
11 ntiN, consisting of from j round to 2 iqcf4,
Scroll from N to I- •
Squares frontil tc Riol a 1,
llatimird tire from 44 '4 ;rich t
Scollop iron of curious d'imensigns,'
Crow Mire, Plough irons.
;jerse.stme bars, Sledge". • j
Moulds. Juniata Slit I
Nails: and Horse .
Shoe 4.4..
t. STEEL
Octagon enst.Sted. ..
. ' Shear Steel, Eng,linh
Blister... American Mister,
. .
' German Steel, Suring
.. ~ .
Steel, :Ate., Ate.; tfc
June 2S, . ' 'I
' 26--
MAPS!' 51APS! !
ALARgE Map of the World, on l'ifereat'or',! Projec
tion,. together with a large Itmk eittitaintrig a co
pious index, end (Inscriptions of the curious countries
.represented on the Map.
, Large Distance and Reference : ifrips of the, United
States, designating every'countv and -town, which is
also acroninamied with a large hook of I:eference, con-
Coining G eological description of every State and
Territory in the Union.
Maps orthe Ironed States. •
Maps of the Presidents.
Pocket Maps ofehe States and Territorlis; -
Pocket Traveller's Guides..
Mitchell's Universal Atlas for.Schopls.
Morse's Ceregraphic puhliehed in Nos. at 9.5
cents each.
47-3 MO
These Mune ern the latest and best' published in the
United Staten, and W 111'16 Egad at the lowest publisher a
cash price. at 11.1i.NliAWS Cheap Boot Store.
typt., `AL .1818. •
MOUNT PLEASANT
Pluni and Turning Fattory
rrllEsnhicriber respectfully announces to his costa
-1 niers and the public; that hi, Steam" Planing Ma
chine on Norwegian street, ip t his,liormigh, is now in
successful operation, and is prepared' to do all kinds of
Planing to order at the shorteil notice. Ale will keep
on hand Rooting boards of every description,....which
will be-sold at the lowest rates. 'Lie is also prepared
to execute every. description of
•
TURNING IN WOOD, • •
Such as Awning Posts, Bed .Posts, Chairs, Bannisters,
&c..&c. •
As be has employed'lllll , . Glelm as his foreman in
this businessate flalteribimself that all work entrifsted
to his care, will be excepted to their entire satisfaction
lie therefore solicits the patronage of the public.
Ile has also a Circular ,Saw for slitting nll kinds nl
Lumber, for the various purposes for which it is used.
HENRY S'TRAUCII.
. Orders for turning &c.: can be left at thi Store of
Messi-s. Janice Sillyman & Sons .
Pottsville, Aug. 29,1616,
VALUABLE COAL LANDS
AND OTDER'REAL ESTATE,
rqT I" .llt ll' .1 E at i E
THE suliscriber hiving removed to-Lebanon. offers
for - s - ile.•the following Real Estate, situated in
Pinvvreve Township, Schuylkill County, all of which
is very favorably located. and is very deli, able proper
ty for investments. First is
THE MILL PROPERTY,
containing two hundred and fifty acres, of whteli about
one himil:ed acres are in a fine state of cultivation,
nearly, the whole being limed. The Mill Is offirame and
has hems completely repaired, and put in excellent run
ning (teller.' tfliere Is also 4 flee Saw Mill connected
with 4' Thierproperty Is situated on the : 4 ,watara, near
the llorough errine Grove, on the road leading from
Pottsville.. On the premises are erected, ajtwo star)
divelanz, and one tenant house, together with the ne.
cessary`ont-buildings•
COAL LANDS IN TILE
SWATARA. REGION
Contaips 36-acres, called the Donlon Trait
taptee Benjamin Ronarrtrz, located op tine ',fatten!
ry Creek, and the Lorberry Creek Rail Road passe
through the tract. There are three ;dwellings erectes'
op this property—and two veins of Coal are now open
ed, ' , Mot - one of which nmards of Ten Thousand tons
of Coal have been taken.
No. 1
,2, of the Panther Head Tract, which
ontainit one hundred and twenty-seven arres,Mucitich
Which thel.orhetry Creek Rail Road also passes.—
There are Coal Veins opened on this tract, and a con-,
sulerahle unontity of Coat has been mined and sent to
Markel. -
No. 3, Contains'37 acres and adjoins the above men
tioned tract. •
• No. 4, Contains 146 acres, the one:ibnith Tian to be
sold. situated on the aviators Rail Head, near, the Uni
on Canal Rait• Road.
No. 5, The one-hair of another 'Finer of 'Coal Land,
- situated on the Sikatira Rail lload,pclutaining7s acres,
and adjoins trail Np.'4:
.•
These tracts are situated on Improvements already .
made, and as the Mine Hp) and Schuylkill I4ven Rail
' Road Conmany is now extendipg Ilurb pr the Road
into the Sivethra Region, in Moe neighhoih,ontl of these
'lands, the purchaser wilt have the ctiNcs prtgro out
lets by the Union Canal, pF by the. Mine flit) Rap/load,
through the Valley pt the Rchttylkillovlitch cqtainly
offers-great inducements COf •p,rofita§le investments.—
Although these are good Coal Lands, they toil} ~e°sold
at about one-half the Rica now asked, for mil Tim
bet Lands in the neighborhood of Vottsvißa•
For farther information,,its to terms, kc-. apply to
DAVID GREENAWALT, Krisgrove—SA3lU4, B.
FISHER, Pottsville, or
JOHN GEORGE, Le .
bino Pgt
-I,ebrittonr,, July 4,1646. • • • 27,1 if
n,
CAUTION.
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"t- 4.4 4A-
MINERS' . JOURNAL.
Saturday Itiorti!ng, HO. 14,1840.
•
Ma Ailartliwiri will afiss bpi 1./.IC arranger/mat at
our pnter, iiii new. will.bo found till utery prim, which '.
compete thi router to glailiv4Lie eye - okor in the ad*
thoments. . TiOm ohrtutcH to a grCat KLUCtiI, aiviub.fOctioil
of hisinz wirrrtio nionts p:ozog sin %%tat is tor sod qui
uot-ide of the paper.
in - eite attention to the stock Of G.
- offered for site in Minersville, by Mit. D: Rehear.
Si" Those of our subairigorisvhci have not.pro..
cured copies of the Preaident•e lkteirage, can re."
ceive'AhemLy culling at our ofqco.
. '
e 3e knowledge, thereceipt oft bfotOt of
very' flee Apples, iron' C. P. Norton
tizatterit t j, they havea lirnilar 4in.(l PIT aide Ely the
CO NO There woe no bOsinise general
interiNt trilwacted on Thursday: Present. appear.
ances indVate a TtortnY OPsktiol!.
Tits E A THE R.—On Monday Morning g 'show
fell in Olio vicinity, t.l a• considerable depth. , Mi.-
fore 111011,billVeV'T, d heavy rain fell converting
the ff'l?% , int.) .lush and mud. Tuesctai and'.
Weilue.day were very iiiinignieable , dayit, , but on
the evening of Wetinettity, a cold wind blew up,
Much froze the Wnt lin t ! prepared the ground/qv
theeriow. - .
Syriac 111 IlEris i 5 ELIIMP V.—Among the crew
illbecribere t we hove receirTO this week to the Jour.
nal is one from Ireland. Thai makes, three , we beim
receiv'id , L'ttrope tiutihg the last year. We
expeo• I to flail_ necessary soon to arpin . t, an'
Agency in Europe. .
T OPO TTSILTLLI—Liviniston, 4. Co's.
Exprel. for. carrying Packeges will be extended
to Pot,ta i ville next week, The Agency for
jug striltielivering Par Ana's hi it litantnita's
store in Pottsville. .
POT.T r V ILL). i;111 Ell AIITT.--Tho total amount
lenutributerl to Ore Wrielington Artilleristi inorret
lley : chithes,bhit t kets, revoliers, bowie knives, &e:
is not far \ front $3OOO. This Li mors thati was
reised . in Pliiladelphia for six cony . aniei which
left that city, and about twicq ass. muck as wag
contrib'utCd by New York city' o the rsgimegt
raised' there.' The citizens of SChuylkill, are as
noble-hearted - and generous, as they. ars haduet
trious ,1311(1:einterpriding. ;
! PlillSi i *OIITHT GlNlitCtfirre.'--The "silk
ington A itilleriata wills in Philadelphia, ware
comfortably entertained at tho Red Lion lintel,
in Mii , ket treet, kopt.b) MK.. Jesse, fifeof Merge.
Such iibeitality is 'lure, and when met with 'Oh
eervea the' highest commendation. ' ;
DEDICVrION" AT Platt Gnoya. —.By ?micelle
to day's paper,. if will - Le °halved, that the 84
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John's ;Lu eran -Church at Fine grow., will •
dedicated on Christmas Day. Several eminent
clergymen into expected to be present. Shottltf
• •••,
`the weather, prove unfavorable; the dedication ' will
positively t: ke plae on the following Stindayf
• • •
Panpezo l :CGS 4 r Count.—The principal busts
nese , t , anseeted •ai Orrvig.shurg 'clueing the pul
-1 •
week was the trial of sundry individuate for keep
ing unlicensed tippling houseek-Those 0111 , 11.Wefil
summarily clisposed uf. The "latter fart of the
I -
week has tlern ne?upied with the trial of David
Reese ;for t he murder of Thomas Collahan st
Wadeliville l in ,tune last. It is probable: that this
- A
trial may not terminate until•about tits saniiiclleer.
ne;t week.
'r STEAM 80A ' 71 . ;
ticed. paper itvo iveelte since, the etris
vel of 'the Mount Vcrpon at the place. Weiem
I.
that on her return Crip .to esktfa the
'Manager! of the Nhuylkill Sarigetion Company
on board., she ran the whole distance frona - MOllll, l
CarbOn to the city 1 k 104 miles) in 23 boom 511
minutes, running time. •
The pnesse of the Lucks occupied 4 hoorslo4
9 minutes overcoming a deicent of 574, feet % i
or nearly 'AI minutes , to each ch.amber rased
through.
Hence it eppicars, that: including locksgs this
boat made'. near 4, . and itlchidint Iptkaga . trit4
5b miles per hour.
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COLLISION ON TILE RAILIILOAD.—On TURIARY,
111 St, tea train of laden coal cars was coming down
the Mill Crek Railroad from. the mitres of Mr. ,
Jaaeph Lawton, at a very rapid reteohey nips
into collision with a train 'olladert sari 10 the itink
tion of the lairrql-rail LA leading from the trine
o(Mr. Jahns tq ;be Mill Ureek Road. The'
collision tweet very tinlarit i IgtalJy tlestroyipl seat
cral of the and injuring the briilgo toer Mill
Creek, in Kolb a manner as entirely to cut - Well
communication betweA the dial Mines above Si.
Clair and the flaifrlntl.i The bridge will
he np rired l am ipeedily ai possible. .Fortunately
no p,rsbn was injured by the atiFideat.
ADnAtliii\qkvoic , rne n4tiicrtt Teen Tai nt
.--We have irrcjyed a neat pamphlet of 27 pagan
entitled the "Prdroolion qt . the Mechanic Arta in
America," being nn address:delivered by Solomon
W,. 11.thrrte, before the Franklin Institute. - ;
,et the close of the late Fair. We bave not bad
ttnie La peruse it carefully 'but i halty glancs
over its pages satisfies us that it ill well 15004
aad interest:n . ; address.
EMI
Mt zryz ur B A LL.4•We learn that tt is the ins
tcntion of tho Port Carbon ArtiHeti.* •Captaitt
Anyand to give a iiiilitary and citizens ball. in
Wednestl:l Eve n in g . the thl met.' 7'heroceltdo
are to go into the TreassAy of the companyeni
it iA erected Ow a. large company swill blt inn!
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tend ! two at the hall :
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.P Y "I! LL.—Mr.Stalich's saoond ru t
Using' holll will come 'off in the ;Saloon of Oits
Town !Tull on 'Thursday evening per ! \. These
..practisinqa' are more assial than .regular balla
and Cotillions, and are, among *La phiasa4
wilco of the season.' • ' '
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LCCILEIII, OR TpT. CfItiLICIPZIC of Nleirt , le
This is the titic i l of n new noiel by Dujr l . : 111,
powerfully wrikten, as all novels by Bulwer ars.—y
The characters are, welt drawn, end the plot is
deeply intepsi jii c. The preface ittheltsa pa[,',
of the book. Tare ecii_;'eet4sirted in it, shelf+
some truths, worthy Of the conridaration of 007
1 . 11111 The novel: it,elf is of doubtful utilityr...., •
Those sq,k,,e consider the pow . crful delineation of .
vice, a preschative of crime. Will esteem this '
book , ' valu;thle,,.cpritriblition to the cause of mot:. •
I
els. - The oppoiite doge of men. yrtio Mink that .
lthe tekilency of ieu.ch WOlkti is to maske criminals,
i by settwi.befote yopth. wellportrayed oiramplati .
of gest Gilliam, Oil cocKiornY • t i r ?!°ik- 1 1 0. 01 q .,
Y is a powerful author. and his writtop vill Ile tem; . •
(c.ottanninupirioitcy Tjthi;es,w2hFoow4:=4 .
r b e y ad al %... ju rcr B et a ia f
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