'Pitsturs.—Byrant has written a delightful
Poem—seconi, Gni,' to ids ”Thanatopsls "—on 'these
"gardens of the desert." A poetical contributor to
the Burlington (V t.) Free Press has also'apostrophized
them, but In a more Urattical and familiar stile. He
airs:
Great Western waste of bottom land,
Flat r:s a pancake, rich as Breese!
Where gnats nre full as big as toad.
And 'skeeters are as big as geese
0 lonesome, windy, grassy place,
Whembulralues and snakes prevail
The Grat - with dreadful' looking face.
The last with dreadful soundingrail
EMIIMEMI
And be a Yankee Dandle beggar,
'than where they never FCC a stamp,
. And shake to death with fever n' aver:
tglippings.
AFRAID OF Tile BlLERS'—During the height
of the.oppossti on between the two steamboat
running from the Kennebec to Botiton, - last SlDD
iner, and just as the rival boats were making rea•
dy to start, s wagon hove in sight in which was
en old, lady; with en accompaniment of band
boxes and bundles, evidently
.eqipped for n jour
ney. The_rerrctire agenta of
,the two lines
sprang towards her. "Take the Marshall, marml
fine boat," "Try the Penobscot; new boat, built
last summer; commanded by the favorite of every-.
body—Capt.'—,7 &c. &c... The boys and
loafers around echoed the clannii`of (heir favorites
in concert, "Hurrah for the Penobscot;' ••• Go
the - Johir.Marshall." The oid lady ' who bad
• •
'probably never seen a steamb oat befre, and whose
chief rtotion of the variniute was chnnectCd with'
their boiler bursting propensities, was almost be
side herself with teaot at the hubbub.
"0, Lordy! I wish I'd never stirredta etep—lf
I'd a known there was to be sueh an awful lime
as this, I'm cure I wookrnt.' The pesky
I know they'll burst—every body's looking after
tne,'und nobody's attending to 'di. There, go
right sway, all of you:l'in going straight bark.. I
tould'nt rest a wink for fear of them pesky bilers."
.tYou need give yourself no anxiety on account
cifithe boilers in the Slarhall,"-vaid the agent of
dui M., "they are new and sound, and could'nt
be made to burst..
you sure of it?" .Paid the old lady, evin
- clog symptoms of a favorable disposition-towards
vthe Marshall—"you ain't a try in' to .practize on
the credulity of a poor fore woman, r hope?"
"Np fear ofme—sound as a teakettle.," was the
reply."
.
. The
.old lady was about. descending - from, the
wagon to embark in the' Marshall. when No.
2, stepped up."
4'Madam," said . .he,- in- a serious tone, "Nos
dottbt the Marahatra boilers are round enough,
but the beat boilers are dangeriss things. We
knew that a great numnpeople 'had 'been killed
by tliem—especially of lateand- took. the boilers
out of our boot three weeks ago!"
• ...You did," said she;" -that's the boat for rue,
then. Jellies, (to the bdy in the wvon) pass
out the basket, and tho bonnet bus, and the um
brella, and ,the parasol—and don't forget the new
shcraand doughnuts under the seat. Tell sally
I Went jn the boat' without any biters, and she
neld have no fears of me."—Bostonian.
Try. Common Law.--A legal Member of Con
gress was once.fuiled .. in an important .law-suit be
fore an Indiana jury,lby the adroitness of a petti
`Sogger Who was opposed to him. The honora
ble gentleman" was but little acquainted in that
;region of his circuit; wheiesS the pettifogger was
altogether Mime. The forinei had' occasion, in
•
he cowrie of his argument, to Make frequent ref
' ensues to the n common law . of trigland'," - which
mada his aide of the case quite clear; but his an-'
•tigrinist s'oo'n demolished That strong-hold.
. Gentleman' of the jury,'!'sairt , he in reply,
whit have you to do with the, common law of
England.? What have' you to do with any
English lave? If we 'are guided by English law
at all, we want their best law 'not their -common'
law; we want as good law as Queen Victoria her
;self makes use • of; for, gentlrman r we are all
acme:eine here. But we don't want no English
'law:, United States' law is g'o'd enough for us ;
yes, fridiqt-nci law is good enough fur Indiana
jury; 'and so I knoW you will convince the wordy
gentleman who hes no n ce here to insult your pa: .
..triotianr - and good .sense by attempting to influ
ence your decision through the common law of
England!'
The jury gave the pettifogger his case without
consultation !—Knickerhockerf
•Maticitt tt.s.'—There,Was a onions' scene
yesterday at the Bank of 111:StiOU'i. It •ecros
that about two hundroi little buys, are employed
at the Arsenal in the filling of cartridges, and yea
terday, having riceired the proper documents, they
marched up in a body to the Bark to make a draw
upon Uncle,Sam. The whole 'neighborhood was
lively as a bee-hive, and the jingle of silver made
inusic . of. the merriest kind. There were half dol
lars in hats, half dollars in' handkerchiefs—panta
loons pockets were ripped, and coat tails were
torn. off by the weight of the treasuie. The floor
the'bank Within was completely covered by
'gnarls of urchins who were busily counting over
•theirailet. Such a run'on the bank has lieeriun
known since the grand amash whiCh introduced
. shin plasters.' • '
'How. much do you make it'day l l' demanded a
byetandei of a-cute looking urchiM
'Oh, some tunes•more. sometimes lese,' was
the reply. , '''Ponds 'a good deal upon how hard
you work.'
'Gait you make a (Kau a day r
•
'Dollar a day: wuss'n that L reckon.'
'A dollar and a half I' •
'And a quarterihrtier, I kin 1'
'Whet do you call'your work?'
'Makin' •Nexican pills!'
'And uncle Sam is a good plymaster. eh 1'
.Well,, he aint anything else, hnss!' ;and off
ran the little rascal jingling, all over with do!.
• 'Hanoi Jun! l'ou great six footer,you, What
are you beating that pour old nigger f tr
• Why, fabr bless sour sOul, massa, I is tryin' to
conquer a peace! - Ye see die old nigger kep s fuss
all de time 'bout me taktie, his later patch. I ax
de ole fool if he didn't know. 'twas my destiny,
.an' if he eber hear 'bout de Angler &muting. as
how dey was bound to take eb'ery ring dey could.
But he Jeri go on sayin' it was hie n. Den I juk
takes half his petal from hiM, and told him help
Umself if he could. . Den be g t mad: an' told me
I'd better not. Den I gives urn jesse a few times,
an' be kicks back, ,an' now Lis tarmined to con
quer a piece,.as Melsa Polk says,, in' take de hull'
patch from him -for his sas.—'llainillor
.
iituausistv.—A medical frirnd of ours who
not long - ago attended an Irish porter,laid by with
the fever, on leaving lum one fine morning when
. he become convalescent, adiised him if he could
• muster'strength to take a walk round a neigh.
'boring-dquare. palling the next day, the doctor
inquired if his [ski prescription had been folldWeil.
;Not exactly, doctor,' was the patient'it reply,
'though almost. Finding I haden't strength io
walk away round the square, I went half,rouei
anz(berete again, ye see ?:
COANCSIOLOR KENT.—We meet the following
in the Cleveland True Democrat. Whether true
or not, it is truly characteristic of the brisk, quick
spoken and humbrons old jurist:
POU.RTI so •N INSULTc-:-NiChblaS Biddle.
when President of the D. 8. Bank. obtained•the
opinion of Chancellor Kent on some important
point of law, for which
~the Chancellor charged a'
fee of 'stoo.- tThat is not. enough. Judge,' said
Mr. B."here are $2OO and yourservices are cheap
enough . ,at that.' ..How is ibis 1' said the Chan
cellor, 'do you think I do not know the value of
my ow& opinion? You have insulted MK sir, :n
-otated me; but on the whole I guesS 111' pocket
the insult:arid very quietly put the money in his
pocket. , '
GO/No Grp To rue Ermay.--Tbe 'London
Herald relate* an anecdote of a pill)! Iri.kv veivnan
who kept a : :email fruit store in the vicinity of
Covent thirden o and who 'seems to have had
,her
own understanding of - the motto—" Of Itvp epila
choose the /east" Being asked by a - gentleman
who purchased somesome,frnit from her .bow trade
rm. she replied—
.och, yer turner. l'itssone it's bad etroogb: it's
myself that's thinking of giiin' it up. and goie,
,over to the famine!'
a Where bid you obiain those akeWonr, Dr.
BOO" raised 'em !"
Mg,bitines.
VALUABLE VEGETABLE RESIEDI,..,
DR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry
Tilt OHIO ' , NIL AND GIENUINV rnseARATIoN
courks,! cord., asthma, Bronchitis, Liter Complaint,
Spitting Blood, Difficulty kr Breathing, Pain in the
Sid. 'ad Breast, Patpitatiim of the/!cart, ingst
enea, Croup, Broken Constitution, Sore •
Thronl,'Nercons DebilitY, and all Dis
eases of Me Throat, Breast, and
Lungs," - the most . effettnal And
, . speedy cure ever , knewii for
,{ any of [lie above
_ r diseases, is
DR. Sli:lkYX.2,'S 'Co.AIPO . UND SYRUP OF
p"ILD CllElyi Y.
cy
LETTER FROM THE REV. R. JACKSON:
Formerly pastor of the .First Presbyterian Church,
rNew York.
•
CINCINNATI, FFI3. 15, 1846
Da. Swsvner-Dear Sir :—Permit me to take the lib
erty of writing t.. you - at this time, to express appro
bation,and recommend to the attention of famine- i
and others your valnable methcine—yoUr Compound-
Syrup
Of Wild Cherry. In my travels of late.l have
seen jWa great many instances, the wonderful effects
of your medicine in relieving children of very . obsti
nate complaints, such as coughing, wheezing. choking
with phlegm, asthmetic attacks, &cc. I should not have
written this letter, however, however at present, al
though I have tilt it my duty to , add my testimony to
it for some time, bad it not been fora late. instance
Where the medicine,above alluded to was instrumental
in restoring to perfect health an only child, whoseeme
wys almost hopeless; in a family of my acquaintance.
thank heaven," said a doting. mother, "my child is
saved limo the jaws of death ', • '
. Beyond all doubt, Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of
Cherry is the Most valuable medicine in this or
any other country. I am certain I have witnessed more
than one hundred cases where it has been attended
with complete success. I have used it myself in an
olistinate attack of Bronchitis, in which it proved ef
franc, in an exceedingly short time, .considering the ,
seventy of the case. I can recommend it in the ful-
W6l..e.maidenec of its superior 'Virtues., I would ad
vise that no family should be without it; is very pleas
ant, and always beneficial; worth double and often ten
mss its price. The public are assured there is`no
uackcry about' it. .
• , R. JACKSON, D. D. fonterly Pastor
,--of the First Presbyterian Church New York.
- Thousands of letters such as the above can be shown
testifying to the good effects of , this *valuable remedy,
Lin curing Consumption, coughs, - colds, asthma liver
1 -complaint spitting of blOod, nervsus debility pain in
the side and hrLast,and all diseases of the lungs.
'Reader !. are you suffering frbm a cold or disease Of
the lungs I Tty this remedy 7 you• will not, perhaps,
regret it.. It wi:l arrest all those disagreeable synip
temp which strikes so much. terror to the mind, and
prolong your days ; beware it '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 are .not quite likely destitute of
the article from whidh they borrow a name.
Prepared only t y Dr. 11. S wANE I , corner of EIGHTH
and RACE Streets. Philada.
' READ THE, TESTIMONY.,
PHILADELPHIA, September 4th, ISM.
Dr. 11. Swayne :—Dear Sir :—Being for a length of
time afflicted with a vi!ry violent cough, with a pain in
my aids and breast, soreness of the lungs,shorincss of
breath, loss of appetite, night sweats, &c. I matte
Trial of.various remedies, which were recommended
highly in the papers, but gradn'ally grew worse The
violence of my cough was such, that the brood rushed
profusely front my nostrils when the parolysuta of
coughing tame, upon me. Indeed my whole system
seemed prostrated, and the hour of my departure seem
ed close at hand.
At this time you recommended the use of your.COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY, winch immedi
ately began to soothe, comfort, and allay the violence
in my cough, relieved the pain in myside, strengthened
and healed my lungs, &c. I continued the use of It,
but lion', thanks to God, and to the effect of your Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, I am cured and able to
pursue my daily tabors.
1 think it an invaluable medicine in coughs, colds and
_disease
a of the lunge, and one that should be known to
,
all fflicted. If‘persons would purchase th original
and genuine articfe; as prepared by you, and not tamper
-with the many ;purifies and worthless 'preparations
which are attempted to be palmed Won the reputatinriA.
of yours, it might be the means of saving many
ble lives. I freely offer thls statement for the benefit of
those wlio are suffering as I was. •
EZEKIEL THOMAS.
In 13th st.. 2 doors from the corner of Willow.
Mr. Thomas' case, anove alluded to was a very se
vere one, and his r sidenie is within the-reach of all;
so any one can call and have the above substantiated
by a personal Interview,
CAUTION ! STRANGERS AND INVALIDS.
Beware of 'all preparations of Wild Cherry, except
Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, as
they are - most likely, quite destitute of the % cry article
from which they-borrow a name., Dr...Swayne.has
surceeded in obtaining and concentrating, the virtues
of the Wild Cherry Tree in such a manner as to On
stitute one of the most efficacious remedies in diseases
of the Lungs, at the sonic time most pleasant to - take.
that ha known to the medical world. It is unnecessary
for us. to refer particularly to the many remarkable
cures tit rformed by it, nr to dwell at length upon the
. peculiarly healthful properves of the Wild Clierly.--
Suffice it to say. that us healing, and at the same tune,
strengthening qualities are wonderful ; and in many
instances, persons who had been afflicted for years with
eonstimption, coughs. asthma, liver complaint, spitting
blond, nervous. debility, and varione diseases of the
Lungs, hove been, by its use.restored ta perfect health.
Be careful to observe, that ea: h bottle bears the writ,.
ten signature of Dr. Swayne, you may have a spu
' (lons and worthless mixture patmed upon you for the
I genuine medicines
Remember:, ail preparailons.of Wild Cherry are fic
.titious end counterfeit, except that prepared by
DR. SWAYNE,
N. W. cnr. of Eighth and Race streets, Minds.
e.l- Dr .kiwayne's Guide to lleulth, can be -obtained
gratis. •
Only Agents in, Pousiille, Pn., are .1: C.,BROWN, &
DANIEL. KREBS, C. lIUNTZINGER, Schuyl
kill Haven, 11. VOUTE, Orwigsburg,.RlTTEß & Co.,
Rending, and by Agents id all parts of the United,Stntes.
November 28, 18t6.
' t;
n
• •
..311•04:7:
SA RAPARILL A - VEGETAULE BLOOD
N consequence of the hfueasing demand for Dr.
.11.-I.eidy's Blood Pills, and - the encouragement by the
public in employing them, - in preference to all others,
the proprietor was obliged to have (obstructed a....mo
clkule, whtchiwould make them moretiapidly and with
less laboieconsequentty lees expense than heretofore..
flaying effected so ilesitabte an object. and that the
public may share the benefits of such great improve
ment in Pill making. his broxee will' henceforth contain
FORTY PILLS 111 A. BOX.
and the price die same as hereinfote.namely r—Tcren
ty five cents a Box=five Boxes for One Dollar ! •..
- - .
:Dr. Leitly's :. 3 arsaparilld and Vegetable Blood Pills
have, &ulna the past few years, been more successfully
employed throughmit the United States, Mexico-and
the• West Indies, than any others, and the rapidly in
creasing demand fur them is unparalleled.
They are ihe,,onlY Pills jn existence, known to con
tain Sar.aparilla in them, theproprietor only knowintt
how to combine the Sarsaparilla with other substances
in form of pills,
IF PILLS ARE NECESSARY
for purging or cleansing the stomackard bowels - , for
purifying the hlnnd Or . tlttids of the body, as an alter
native for removing the causes of disease and arres
ting its progress, and as a Spring purifier these pills
Will be found more effectual than any other.
YOUNG .'ND OLD, MALE OR FEMALE,
miy al_ all times take'them without change of living,
restraint from oempation, or.fear of taking cold from
eiposure toall kinds of weather, for they contain' no
mercury nr minerals, which:are contained in other
pills, and which make other pills so unsafe or danger
ous to take, and uncertain in their effects.
PERSONS OF ALL CONSTITUTIONS
Whether feebleor debilitated, or of robust and strong
constitution, can take them without prostrating or de
' hilitating the system : -they operate so easy and gentle,
yet effectual, that little Inconvenience is caused lota
king them.
TDEY ARE GOOD AT - AL!. TIMES,
for all diseases nf•whatever nature or kind.
Caution , n , necessary 1 Bemire at all Miles_ to ask for
and take no others than . Dr. I.efd r y's Blond Pi!ls. All
others by names nearly similar, are spurious, and cal_
ctilated to deceive; the proprietOrs of them thinking
to sell them on the reputation of the genuine, bona-fide
and only tine Satsaparilla and Vegetable Blood ?me of
Dr. Leidy. . .
. .
.
.
Cr\ Beware of such imposition, fraud and frickerY.—
Touch them not, much-less take tfiem, for being man- -
ufactured to dereiye the public of.their money, they
Milt besides deceive the body ant) your system by they
effects. .
'Remember ! 40 Pills in a Box for 25 cents—Five Box
es\ for-One Dollar. [No others contain Forty Pills to
the hr;x.i
1 :7"""i To be' bad in Pottsville at JOHN S. C.riIIAR
TIN'S Drug Store. Also, at JOHN G. BROWN'S
Drug Store. ' • .
May ^3. int&
—l.
.
• -...
L , !ti '
In N.,.- 4 %
• '• , ATAIRRACS'
:k
)VN ACOUSTIC DILI 0 4#1
• 1
;rj! THE 0111.7 CWIE VOA
DIANIESS I\t ,
,
• DEAFNESS CURED,• -
scarpay. Compound Krassote Acoustic. .oil
rpOlL;the core of Deafness, pains and,the dischargn
,' of matter , from the ears t also all those diragreca
bletmises like the buzzing of insects, falling of water,
whizzing of cream, &c., which are symptoms of ap
preaching deafness. and also generally atunclaut wttb
the discase•
.11ERE is Something worth attending to coming -as It
does from a man so extensively known as is Mr. Graeff
both in city and goontry.
"I hereby certify that from the effects of a severe
cold-last winter,lbecanteliartially deaf, attended with
very disagreeable noises like ringing *theta. 4-covhh.it
gcaduallyincrcased, untllrcoMpletely lost the bearing
of one ear,—when I was induced totty Bcarpa's Aeons
- tic Oil, and ant nuw happy to say, that with the use of
one,bottle of the above medicine .I tan tear as well as
ever, and all disagreeable noises uave entirely disap
peared.. Any furthar. information respecting my case.
will be gladly given, by calling on me at No. 434 North
Fifth street nesrr-Race. DANIEL GRAEFF.
Philadelphia, Nov. 11,1813.
For sale by Mr. B. D.Gumpert, No. IMI North B.
strecgrPhilada. ;In Pottsville by JOHN G. anowN :
115 Harrisburg by D. GROSS, and in Reading by Mr
EARL, Where those interested can obtain tinny inter
eating certificates of cures,
December 15, MA
tife 3nsutance.
THE GIRARD EEFEANSURANCE. ANNU.
rrY & TRUST :CO;, OF- FHILADA.
• OFFICE • 159. CHESNUT ST.
liffAHE Insurance no Lives,gnint Annuities and En
dowments. and receive nod execute -trusts.
• • ' Rain for insulin,* $lOO on a sines life.
Age For 1 'year. For. 7: , yeartr. For Life. '
ahnually., annually.
20 091, r 095 - .• ' • IT7
33 • 1.91 1 36' ' 23 6
40 1 69 I'9l - 320
• .50 J9O • . 2'09 . .4 GO
GO r 4 33 491 • 700
EXAMPui:—A person aged 30 years next birth-day,
y paying, the Companyel 31, would *secure to Ills fa
mily or heirs $lOO, should he die in one year'; or for
• $l3 10 he secures to them $1000; or for $l3 60 annu
ally for 7 years ;be secures-to them 1000 should he
die in 7 years; or fors23 60 paid - annually during
life he provides for them 1000 whenever he, dies ;
for $6550 they would reietvei • $5OOO should her die In
one year.'
JADUADS 20, 1815:
THE Managers of this Company, at .n meeting held
on the 27th' December ult.; agreeably too the design'
referred in the original prospectus or circular of the
Company, appropriated a Bonus or additionto all poli
cies for the whole of life ' remaining in force, that
were issued prior to theistof January, 1842. Those
of them therefore which were issued in the yedr 1636,
will be entitled 1010 per cent upon the sum insured.
making an addition •of $lOO on every $1000: That is
$llOO, will be paid when the policy becomes a claim
inttend of the $lOllO originally insured. Those policies
that were leaned In 1837 will be entitled to 81 per cent,
Or $8750 on every $lOOO. And-those issued in 183 g,
will be 'entitled to, 71 per cent, or $75 on 'every 100,
and in ratable proportions on - all said policies issued
orbit . tn. Ist or January:lB42. -
The Bonus will be credited to each pointy on the
hooks endorsed bn presentation at the Mice. .
It is the design of the Company, to continue to make
addition or' bonus to- the policies for life at stated
periods: -•
• . D. W.. 111 CHARDS, President.
' JOHN F. J•RIES, Actuary;
sl-Thestibscriber has been appointed Agent for the
above Institution, and is prepared etrr:ct Insurances OD
dives, at the published rates, and give-any Informat lou
esired on the swe•Ject,lln application at this oince.
DENJAMIN.BANNAN
Pottsville Feb. fith, ' r • 5
NATIONAL LOAN FUND
LIFE AS'SURAI/CESOCIETYof LOA 'DON
Empowered, lry - ACt of Parliament.
• CAPITAL .C:100,000 EITG•
United,States Board of Directors
Cob Harvey, Esq. Chairman, :1
John J. Painter, Eeft. ;
Jonathan Cohtiltatt, Esq.
,
James Boorman Esq. ' }NowN York.
George Barclay, Esq.
Samuel S.. Howland, Esq. : i ' . •
Gorman A. Wirth. Esq. •
•
Samuel M. ,Fox, Esq-
Clement,C. Biddle, Esq. Philadelphia.
GENERAL AGENTS .5. MANAGERS
For the New York Branch. J. L. Star. 74 Wall at.
New York; for the New England Branch, Er A.
Grattan. Merchant's Exchange, Boston; for Mary
land and Washington Branch:. D. Mcllvain, Ger—
man Et. Baltimore; for the other Branches, Wm.
Peter. 68 south 4th street Philadelphia. •
BA • KERS —Mtrehanrs Bank. New-York.
PHYSIC! A NS.—J K• Rodgers, M. D. and A. E.
HOsack,lM. D. New York; Winslow Lewis, Jour..
hl D. Biistim; T. 11. Mockler, M.D. Baltimore; J.
Barclay Biddle, M. I). I:hiladelphia.
SOLICITORS.—W. Van. Hook, New York; F..
Dexter. Bogen; .1. M. Caim.bell, Baltimore, Wm
W. (Inky, 'Philadelphia.
This institution. founded nn tf - ehiutual Safety and
Joint Stock prit ci in, and embracing alt the reiten•
improvements w the science of Life Insurance,
atter having experieced the most marked socess
in Europe, has estabished offices .n British America
and various parts of the United States, where its
principles are winning equal favour and approval.—
Amongst the •-many advantages which it offers to
ali persons wishing to insure their lives. me Ist—its
PKRF F.CT SPTURITY. apSing from a large paid up and
safely invested capital; 2d—its moderate rates of
premium; 3rd—the participation of all profits by the
insured, 'which (as he business of the Society in
Great Britain and elsewhere, has become very eaten
isive,) is of the utmost benefit and importance; 41h—.
the use given to the Assured el two thirds of the a
mount of their former poyments. whenever required
—thus obviating the objections against Liftf Insuran
ces with. those whose incomes are precarious, arid
who might dread the, possibility of' being in arrear
with their premiuMs, and of thereby forfeiting their
previous paytnents..
Pamplitets..coutaining the Society's rates. and every
other information, may be obtaiiied on application to
the Agent. at No. 68 south Fourth street,
of Charles De. Forest. West- Branch 'Valley,
and, at the office of the Miners' Journal, Pottsville
• inne 281 h 26
firc 3nstwancc.
DEMNITY 'AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE .
The Franklin Insurance Co.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Capital 7...1 400,0att, ('QM in
C/jar/er Perpetual, .
CONTINUE to make Insurance, permanent and Dm-
Red; on every description of property, in town and
country on the Initial favorable, terms. Office 1631
Chestnut Street near fifth Street.
CHARLES N. BANCHER, President,
• DIRE(7TORS,
Charlts,M. Banker, Samuel Grant,
James Scott, Frederick. Brown,
, Thomas Hart, Jacob R. mirk
Thomas S. Wharton, Geo. W. Richards,
Tobias Wagner, Mordecai D. Lewis
CHARLES G. BAN CKER, Sec'y.'•
The , subseriber has been, appointed agent for the a..-
beve. mentioned Institution, and is °now .prepared to
make insurance, on every description of property, at
the.lowent rates.
Pottsvill „ June 19, 1841,'
OFFICE OF 71iE
String Garden Mutual Insurance
Conip r any.
T ,
HIS Company havingorganized according, to the
provisions of its charter, ismow prepared to make
Insurances against loss by, Fire on the mutual prinoiple,
comliined with the security of a Joint stock capital.—
The advantage °Nils system Is, that efficient security
s afforded at the lowest rates that the business cab be
done for, is the whole profits (less an interest not to
'exceed 6 per cent. per annum on the capital) will be re
armed io the members of the institution, without their
becoming responsible for any of the engagements or li-
Abilities of the com Ply, further than the preniiums ac
tually paid.
. The groat, success which this system has met with
wherever it been introduced, induces the Direitors
to request the attention of the public to it, confident
thatit requires Mat to be undustood to he appreciated.
The act of Incorporation., and any explanation in re
gird to., it, may be obtained by applying at the tyre
Northreg eorner of 6th and World .sts., a* of B. BAN
NAN, Pottsville.
CHARLES STOKES, President.
L. KREMBHAAR, Secretary. -
DIRECTORS,
Charles Stokes, , George W. Aqi.
Joseph Wood, 1 • Abraham R. Perkins,
Elijah Ballet!, David Rankin;
P. L. Lagiterefine, Walter B. Dick, • -
Samuel Townsend, Joseph Parker,
The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the a
bove mentioned Institution, and is prepared to effect
, .surances on all descriptions of property at the lowest
aces. B. BANNAN.
IFehrnaty ^_9,. • 9--
CHEAP CASH STORE,
IN MARKET STREET.
rr TIE subscriber lids-just received and Is now open
ing at the New CheaK:Cosh Store in Market St.,
second door above ,Second street, an elegant assort
ment of FRESH - AND SEASONABE GOODS, among
which may be found the following, suitable for Ladies'
wear .
Black and Mode colored Thibet Shawls,
. Rich Printed Cashmete, do,
Merino do,
Elegant Lawns and Bateges. -
Dress Silks, &c
Elegant Mous. de Lai
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs,
Silk and Common Hosiery,
' Ribbons, Laces,
A far", assortment of White Goods,
DRY GOODS of almoSt every description,
GROCERIES', ,
GROCERIES', a choiceaSsortment.
Also attached to the above establishment is a NEW
FASHIONABLE TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the superintendence of Mr James Atc-dfarney,
where also can be found a Ririe stock of /
READY MADE CLOTHING, ;
And Cloths,Cassimeres,Nestings, &c., of the best qual
ity which will be made nn in the most fashionable and
durable manner, warranted to short notice. The
Philadelphia, New York; and Paris quarterly fashions
Can always be Seen at thelitore. -
Ladies and Gentlemen will find it to their Interest to
give him a tall. feeling 'confidant that, he can supply
them with all kinds orgondant least 10 percent. cheap
er than they cat, be purchased at any other establish
ment in Pottsville, as he sells for cash only.
ROBERT TURNER, ,
9-If
Feb 27, 1817
Coal Soreena t Coal Screens ! !
rti HE suseriber is extensively engaged In the menu
•-• 4 factory -of WOVEN 'WIRE 'SCREENS upon tin
improved and entirely new-principle, for which he has
secured LETTERS PATENT, and which lie confident
ly believes will be Nand upon triacsitherlor to' every
other screen In use for durability and all the qualities
of a good screen. They ore woven entirely of wire,
Meshes and threadsof any re
.
and- wi th irength. ,
WIRE WEAVING.' OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
will be executed • , .at the shortest- notice, and screens
made to every pairein, adapted to all the :uses for
which screens ate required.
fir The subscriber has recently removed his estab
lishment to CoaLtSteet,'neat the corner of Norwegian
S t reet , - • ' ' HENRY JENEINS.
Pottsville, April 4 ISM
A C,AM D.
DR. FREDERICK SPECK, takes this method to ari
l/ noance to the citizens of Tremont and vicinity,
that he Is prepared to engage in the practice of his pro
fession in all its branches, and at the some time, respect
fully solicits a share of their Patronage:
He can be found at Hippie's Hotel, in Tremont.. -
Tremont, May lsttr, 1847. . 2D—ly .
30.1 y
MI
'THE MINERS'_ JO TENAI.,.
lATUOLESALE DRUMMT, Manufacturer of Co-
YT
Y pal Varnifh, sole Agent for the Franklin. Glass
Works.. 'Having been long engaged in the manufac
ture of-Copal Varnish, (as well as other kinds,) is now
prepared, to offer to purchasers an article which in
quality, eannot,be surpassed by any in the Union. At,
al7, receiving weekly from the above celebrated WorkEL
Window Glass of every - lime. Constantly on hand a
full assortment of White Lead, of the most approved
brands, Red Lead, Litharege. Saxony Magnesia,
Which will be sol .1 at' Manufacturer's pricer, together
with a large-and well selected stock of Dynes Medi •
sines, Dyes, Acids, Fine. Colors, Perfumery.,;fro.„ in
short every article in the Drug line. Merchants, Phy
sicians and Dealers in', general, are requested to call
and examine the stock and prices, feelingsatisfied they
will beittfluceil to purchase.
Phitada., February 14, 4416. „ ' 7-iy
Pennsylvania Coal & Iron Lands,
- - Fo* ,Sale. • •
.167. 1 ACRF.S 19 Perches arid allowance of 6 per
cent. or firet rate farming Lands, located In
Jens Township, letTerSon county, finely Timbered
and Watered, and having several Mill sites upon them.
Two main roads run thrOgh the lands, and improved
Farms'adjoin, while Saw and Grist Mitts, are in the
immediate neighborhood , This land ,was selected by
a gentleman of experieqed judgment, and is cOnsid
ered;by judges to be one Fir the best tracts in vie coun
ty. Its proximity to the.ClarionandAllegheny rivers,
and numerous nnvigable I streams, and the promised
Railroad to Pittsburg and Erie, renders it highly desi
rable as an investment at presentprices.,,
Abounding in iron Ore find Bituminous Coal of fine
quality, it is believed to,present one of the' most ad
valit ageous locations for i iron Works in ,West Penn
sit vania. The pfesent owner porehased with a view
of erecting such- Works, but engagements in another
.quarter7obliges him' with great reluctance to forego his
intention. Maps will be shown, and every information
given by the undersigned. • The lands are patented,
- and-the tiHes-. end-quality will bewarranted, and sold
free and clear of all incunibranCe.
R. SHEAFF S5lllll,
- 15 North Thirteenth street.
-
Inladelpl •
ua January:l;lSO. , : 1—
A?, CHEAP WATCHES &
JEWELRY ,
AT TILE PHILADELPHIA WATCH k
• . : . JEWELRY STORE,'
Rrtk I.!" . .:-.. No. ,06 North Second Streel,,
: 0. i..): • coiner' ri . f Qatury.
. ..
GOl.ll Lever watches, full jewel'd, 18 car. "
',aims, $45 00,
Silver Lever Watehes,lntl jewelled, 23 00
Silver Lever Watches, 7 jewels, • . 18 00
Silver Lepine Watcliesjewel'd, let quality, 14 00
Superior Quartier Watches , _ , 10 00
Imitation gnarlier Watches, not warranted, sco :
• Gold Spectacles, " . 8 001
Fine Silver Spectacles, . ~ 1 75,
Gold Bracelets, with Topa.; stones, , 3 50i,
Ladies rr Gold Pencils, 16 carats, , 2 00.,
Gold Finger Rings', 371 ets, to 08 ; Witch Glasses,'
plain 121ets.,.patent 183; lona 25: Other articles in
proportion. All goods warranted to be 'vhat they 'arc
sold for. 0. CONRAD.
On hand, some Gold and, Silver Levers, 2 - Lepine
and Quanicrs, lower than the above prices.
Dec 5, 18111 • 49-ly
RE subssriber would respectfully inform his friends
T
and customers, that he has located his .
MILITARY A;AP MANUFACTORY
in Third street. No. Oti, a few doors below Race, where
he would be pleased to seetis old customers, and as
many new ones naare disposed to favor him with their
custom. Ile still continues to mantilacture -Military
and Sportmen's articles of every descriptionouch as
Leather, Cloth, Felt,- ilk and Beaver Dress Caps, of
all patterns ; Forage Caps, Holsters for TrOop, Body do.
.Cartrouch Boxes, Bayonet Scabbards. Sword Belts of
all kinds, Canteens. Knapsacks, different patterns;
Fire- Buckets, Passim.. Boxes, Tube do.I Brushes and
Pickers, Plumes, Ponipoons, Firemeh's l eaps, Leather
'Stocks. Ono Cases, superior quality Shot Bags, Game
Pass, Drums, Fc."
oZ- Orders thankfully received and promptly attended
to ' WU. CRESSMAN,
No. 00, North st , a few doors below Race.
' Philada., Janitor" M CA'2-•
I '
HOVER I S FIRST . PREMIUM
WAITING INK..
FROM Dr. Hare, th e celebrated Professor of Chem
istry in the University of Pennsylvania. •
'" PHILADELPHIA. Oct. IL 184 a.
"Dear Sir:—Having tried your ink,l will thank you
to send me. another bottle, as I find it to he excellent .
• ".I am yours trill), •
."11011'T HARE.",
-From Dr: Locke., of Cincinnati;distinguished fbr his
numerous scientific re-earches.
"MEDICAL COLLEGE or Onto, CINCINNATI, t
January 17;1811., f
"Having used Mr. Hover's Writing Ink, am.setis
fied that it is the , - best 'which has ever come to my
knowledge,"and espccially,is it .ercellent for the use of
the Steel Pens. and will not -corrode them, even in long
nse , JOHN_ LOCKE, Prof. of Clietnistry. , "
lIO I 4ER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT.
•
From a well known scien.ilic gentleman.
"PHILADELPHIA*, Feb. 27, ig , 4o.
"Mr. Joseph E. Hover:—Sires use of your. ce
ment, and some practical tests of its superiority, has
induced me to recommend it to others ae an invaluable
article for pleading China. Glass, or Cabinet ware.
"CALPBELL MORFIT, Analytic Chemist."
'For sale, wholesale and retail, at the manufactory.
NO': 87. North Third street, Opposite Cherry street,
Philadelphia, by ,
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
Philada., May 15, 1147 , 20—
ANDREW RUSSEL
25-1 y
J. LADOMUS has removcdhis Watch. Watch.
J,__'
Tool and Material Store, from No. XI, Knuth 4th'
n° 4 7' street, to No. 2411, Market street, where he has
‘ . ....1 , te on hand ,a large assortment of Col t and Silver
Lever, L'Epines. and Plain Watches. with a romplete
assortment of tools and materials, inch as Lunette, Pa
tent, and Plain_ Gjasscs. Main Springs, Verges. "rand
Dials, etc., of every di , scriptinn:to which he has added
a complete and splendid assortment of JEWELRY,
consisting of Ear: Rings : Finger Rings, Breast Pins,
Bracelets, Cold Chains, Keys, etc., which he Will guar
antee to sell at nig lowest New York prices, wholesale
and retail.
N. B.—CouutrOfeictiantsnaothers visitinathe city
are invited to call: and examine-his stock and large as
sortment at NO. 216,IMarket street, below Eighth, south
side. Orders froni the country promptly attended tn.
03- A large afisortitientrif Gold Pens, at reduced prices.
Philada., May 22. 1817 • 21-6 m
Grocery
Temper Once Grocery Store.
TAMES S. tSPEACER en., Whrlesnle and 11 :tail.
4 Grocers, S. W. confer oiSccond and South streets,
Philadelphia:have Chnst city_ on hand, and for sale,
an extensivoassojtment o Groceries of alt discriptions
(Facers LiQUons ) Flour. rovlsions, and Fish, which
they offer at as low prices tialhey ran be purchased at
in the city. The attention of Country dealers and fam
ilies is particularly requested to their stock of Teas.
Coffees, and Sugars. Goods purchased, delivered at
any point in the city free of all expense.
• Phila., April 3, 1817 1,1-5 m
PASCAL IRON WORKS, -
PHI LAD ELPHIA.
wELDED Wroug ht
. Iron Flues, Suitable for .
Loco-
YY motives, Marine and other Stearn Engine Hollers,
from 2to 5 inches in diameter. Also; Pipes for Gas
Steam and other purposes; extra strong Tube for Hy .
draulic Presses ; Hollow Pistons •for Pumps of Steam
Engines ¢c. Manufured and for sale by
•
MORRIS, TASKER & MORRIS,
Warehouse 8. E. corner 3d and Walnut sts., Phitada.
Phtlada• Nov. 22d 1845 • 47
To Machinists and others.
PLATT'S universal Chuch , all sizes, from 6 to 20
inches ; Salter's Spring fialancee, made expressly
for Steam Engines, 80, 50 and. 24 pounds. Platform
and Counter Scales, more than 56 differeut sizes and
patterns. Far sale wholesale; and retail althe lowest
manufacturer's price;, at No. 31 Walnut street, by
-• "GRAY & pItOTITER.
Philadelphia, Feb. 7, 1810. , . 6
•
JUNIATA BOILER IRON:
55
TONS asnrted boiler iron, Nna. 3, 4 and 5 of
widthsoft,V,32, and 36 inches and random lengths,
A. 1(- G. RALSTON.
4, South Front:at, Philada.'
Milled:l,July 11, 1846 •
• • • Safety .Fase.
•
OR blastingi rocks, is perfectly safe, end the only
article which thP engineers on the Erle Canal per.:
m tied to be need, for sale at • DiTKNAN'S
Book and Stationery Store.
A
GOOD article of Gold Pens, as low as el 75, made
by Levi Brown, the original inventor. Also., pens
at only $1 25, Jost received and forsale at 'ANNA N'S
Cheap Stations Store, where all kinds of pooda, in libr
line can be had wholesale and 'retail, at 'Philadelphia
prices. , Say 8
.19,
The Business -Marva Assistant,
c
ONTAININO a variety, of practical and. useful
roles, taper Corms . &c., illustrated by variety
o example', the whole declined to assistthe account
ant and to facilitate the instruction of. ink' Illiterate—a
very vataable book, at only 121 cents, Just publiehed
and for eale ati3ANNAN'ti Book-store. Apr 24 ,17-
r•
p4itctativioct. ;
TO CAPITALISTS -4- OTHERS
ATTENTION.!!
MILITARY STORE.
REMOVAL.
Gold Pens $1 15
COLLIERY, WORKS,
T.T":""*"•• •
• -SAO.
•
FOIENDreLY MACIELNIE SHOW
Ttm subscribers, at their old stand, corner of Rail
Road and Callowhill streets, are prepared to man
ufacture to order, at toe a nortest notice. Steam Engines
and Pusaps,,o; any'rowes and capacity for mining and
other purposes, Bathes cant Breaking Maekises, with
solid-and perforated toilets-, as may be required.
Also Ettnines and !Ramis, Cylinders with all neves
nary ninchincry fot Rinse Furnace's. Eat Air Pipes, of
the most approved plant:Cup and Ball Joints and Wa
ter Tuyees, of the Very Gent construction. They Par
ticularly invit,: the attention of Iron Masters, and par
ties engaged - in the lion trade, to their large stock of
Patterns fur Rotting -pus, ihaving lately constructed
the machinery for-twoofthelargest Mills in the COML.-
try. viz :—The Wyoming Mill at Wilkesbarre, and the
hiollinc Mill at the Montour Ircin Works. DanviPe.
They are fully prepared for this kind of work, together
with every variety of general machinery. Of the goal
ityof their - work and materials, it is enough;to say,
that time and experience; the most infallible tests, have
amply demonstrated the genuine character of their en
gines and machineiy. ;
Orders are respec fully solicited and will be proniptly
attended to. IIAYWUOWS: SNYDER.
Pottsville, January, 17, 3- ly
DR. G. W. KNOB:EL ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
RESPECTFULLY announces to the citizens of Potts
villa and vicinity, that lie had located himself in
thia'place for the purpose of pursuing the ptactiee of
his profession.
Isis office will he in fhe room former ly occupied by
E. N. Carvelho, as a Book store, in Market street,
above Centre.
He can be consulted at Rempton's Prue store in Port
Carbon, every 'morning between the hours of 10.antl
1. o'clockei. t:
REFERENCES Iliown end Andrew Rus- .
sel, Pottsville. II •
• April 10.1817 15-ly
•
PO FTSVILLE IRON WORKS.
E. .W.-ArcGINIVIS.'
D'EPETFULLY annoiances to the Politic, that he
11 has taken the Establishment known as the Potts
ville Iron' Works, on. Norwegian street, where he is
prepared to build all kinds of Steam Engines, manu
facture Rail Road Cars, and Machinery of almost -very
description, at the shortest notice ' , and on the most tea
sonable terms.'
. ,
. . . ,
C. Persons from broad, in want of Strain Engines
will findit to their advantage U. give, him a call berme
engaging elsewhere. MO Its,
1' 1
Farm orrsale. .
i
. . - THE subscriber' will sell a valuable
..:.k4.' farm, &insisting Of 170 acres, situated in
MlPinegrrive township, Schuylkill county,
stasjP.
N u L :: : about 4 mines below Pint:trove'. About
—..—
=... , ... 80 acres of the lan is cleared,and in a state
of cultivation, ten of whith is in meadow. The bal
ance is woodland, well timbered , The Union Canal
runs through the property The buildings, consist of a
two storydwelling house, a new Switzer barn, and nth
er out buildings. There are ttlen orchards on the farm,
and an abundant supply of-goad water oath° premises
close by the buildings.. There are fifteen acres of win
ter grain in tho ground. .For terms and other particu
lars, apply to the subscriber i rineurove.
. '. PETER FILBERT.
ortober 10, 1480 , ' -41- 1 f
Tamaqua Iron . Works
TIE subscribers having takss "
dry and Machine Shop, of
Esq., at Tamaqua, are now P
Stationary.4neines,-Coal Weal
Car wheeleand axles, Mill G
Castings, of all sorts and sizes
Repairing and every thingapri
done with despatch, all work
to perform well.
Persons In %ant of ar.y
to give them a call. - They th
strict attention to the'busines?
cal saiisfaction. - HUD.?
Cornekof Rail Rot
Tamaqua, March 20.1847
P --" HiLdDELPHI.II,
.POTTSVILLE
I=
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-Passenger
[lonia of statting on and a
Froin Pottsville, at 9 A. M
philada., 9 A.-31
110i111.3 . OF PASS . N . G REAPING
For Phi[arta. nt 10 M., t
" ;Pottsvi lle 12 A: Ni.. f .
RATES 011 FARE. _
Betweei) Pottsville and Phil
MEMO
. •
PhAa&f, Ott. 11
MIM]IE
. .
f IFFINCOTT & TAYI.O respectfully invite the
1...4 attention or their custon erg and the public in ge
neral: to their extensive stn k of Spring and Summer
goods, just opened, which co sist of French, English,
and American style Milled Cloth and Cassimere. which
for beauty and style cannot lie surpassed by any other
establishment in the State. The Vestings, we believe,
are , something very rich a d handsome; the fancy
Scarfs, Handkerchiefs. Shirt. ,Suspenders, Gloves,&t,
were selected, and cannot.he old cheaper by any other
establishment in the:United tales. .
L. dt:T.'ll:itter themselves hey do give to their cus
tomers newer satisfaction' i the 'way of good wcrk.
firmer goods, and more fashionably Cut coats than the
majority of tailors in the cities pf Philadelphia, New
York, or Baltimore. 1.. &11 t.aving taken the medal
at the two last exhibithins ofthe Franklin Institute, is
a strung guarantee that thgl cannot he surpassed in
their profession. LI PFIN'OTT & TAYLOR,
.
Merchant Tailors an extensive Clothiers,
' Corner of Centre &.Mah,
P S.—Jirit received 10 pie
Cassinett cloth
• 15 pieces D'Orsay Plaid 0 - n
120 yards Embroidered Sati
130 do French Slack Sati
120 do .Enalish . do
15 pieces of,llinly French•C
16 do 'fintjoun .do
PI do- Single Milled
12 do Drah4z.c. for Summ
10 do Drab, Olive, Citron
Cloths.'
All of the above goods can'
Store of Messrs. LIPPP
lima 17, 1847 16.
FLOUR & FEED BUSJNESS.
At William Major's Old Stand.
Forrer & Seller,
A NNDUNCE in their friends and the' citizens of
Schilylklll County, that they have purchased the
stock of Wm . Major, and Will continue the' FLOUR &
FEED BUSINESS at his old stand.,where - they will
constantly keep on hand superfine, Flour, Grain, Oatg,
Chops, &c., embracing all. those aricles generally kept,
in that line of bt:sitiess, which they pledge themselves to
the public they will sell at the very lowest rates, and re
spectfully solicit the patronage bestowed on their prede
cessor, and of the pultliciu general .
Ap 3, lat 7.•
- NEW AND EXTENSIVE ,
Clothing and Gentlemen's rurnislaing Store
- Prim subscriber has just returned from the cities of
New York and Philadelphia with -a splendid and
cheap assortment of Cloths,Cassimeres and Vestings
of the latest importations, comprising .the best black
French and English wool dyed Cloths, superfine black
French Doe Skins and English wool dyed 'Cassimeres,
French and English Fancy Cloths, such as Olive, Brown,
invisibteGreen, &c.. French Fancy Cassimeres of the
latest Spring styles, plain and fancy vesting's, black
satin, cashmere, cashmeretts, white and buff cassi
meres, light fancy velvets, Marseilles, &c.; all of
winch he is prepared to manbfacture .to order in the
very' best style, and at prices at which:bele determined
no customer shall complain. Being hiinself a practical
tailor, and employing cutters and worklnen superior to
nny others in the place, he is able to warrant every ar
ticle manufacttired by him to give satisfaction to the
most particular y in Itishion, fit 'and finish.
The subscriber has also just opened at his new store
the largest, best; and most fashionable stock of ready'
made clothing ever offered to the Pottsville public; all
of which_be.will dispose of ht priceswhieh cannot fail
to satisfy purchasers, vlr.:
' Fine mock Frock Coats from ' *lO 00 101118 00
do Drees do,. 900 16 00
' do •' Stick do ~ 550 • `lO 50
Fancy Frock and Dress Coats • . 8 00 - 18 00
Summer Tweed Coats % 2 50 4 50
Linen do • 75 / 00
Fine Cassimerc Pantaloons. black
and fancy colors
French Cassimere Pantaloons,
(summer goods) 2 50 5 50
Linen Pantaloons. ' • .. 621 i 24
Superfine black Satin Vests 350 . , 500
i . do . do -do / .50 300
Fancy vests Cashmere 4. Cashmerettel 75 - 250
Marseilles Vests . • ' 621 150
The subscriber's establbthment may vary properly be,
called the Pottsville Emporium of Fashion, where gen
tlemen May always obtain every article of gentlemen's
wear, such as shirts, collars, handkerchiefs, scarfs,
gloves:hose. snspenders,'&e.&c . suited to the fastid
ious taste of the exquisite, the plain habits of the sub
stantial citizen, or •the wants of the industrious labo- -
per. lle can clothe a man from bead to- foot with a,
suit ofclogies.for 02 50, which is cheap enough for the
roorest..
• The subscriber has just received the latest Loadon,
Paris, New York, and Philadolubia Spring and Rummer
Fashions. Any taste can be gutted at bis new niemi n
Centre street; next door above Clemens's Drug store,
Pottsville. • •• ' B. T. TAYLOR.
- et Don't forget the place. . .
Pottsville, Aprll 18.1818„ 17.
A Map of Palestine 4
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utie of Sunday Schools and PriVote Families; by
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Also,
Maps of Jerusalem
unda , y School Book store.
..
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. G. G...BLACK. '
- ' From Yes York City,
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Pear Sir :—1 have been afflicted for several years
with coward weakness and general debility, accompa
nied at times with pain in the ride, and other distress
lug complaints. After having tried various medicines
without effect, I was 'persuaded by a friend luatake
trial of Dr. Irright's Indian Vegetable Pills, which I
em happy to State haye 'relieved me in a most wit:niter
fill manner. I have used the medicine ras yet ibut a
short time, and have no doubt, by a perseverence In
the use of the nibilicing according to directions, that I
shall. in et:short time,,be perfectly restored..-
Imo , t willltiglV recommend said pills to all persons
similarly afflicted, and in the full belief that the same
beneficial results will follow their ust•
• Front Irn terenceril le, Monroe Co., Arkansas. .
Dr: Wm Wright :—Dear Ste:—lfoving,become,ne
onainted With your most excellent pills, (viz. IN BIAN
ECETABLI ) by experiencm.l . take the libsrty to
write you on the present occasion by way of suggest
ing, ths propriety of being constituted
,agelit fer this
state 10 dispose of them.
In - 1811.1 was prostrated with 'the congestive fever,
in Kist Florida; and often ;have been ill with the first '
attack and a•aevere relanse.'l Pios lorepair
to New York for the rehovery of my ,
much debilitated. 1 tied different physicians. and no
many medicines. but •all - mono purpose. 11 - mind my
liver much affected, anti. dispepsia setting. in•with its
worst form. began to think toy case was hopeless.
I concluded to resort to travelling. Accordingly.l lilt
the city of Albany, N. Y., for Cincinnati:ol4. On thy.
way through New York State I chanced to come across
one„lof your aollis at Newark, on the Erie Canal. 1
read one of yoil7 advertisements. pm chased a box of
pills, and to my utter astonishment f and myself par
tinily recovered ; en toy arrival at Buffalo. 1 purchased
some of your Agent there ; at Clevefaini, Ohio, visifed,
yourtigent, the dry condo merchant —.alked with hint.
and;took several boxes; 1 soon found myself a welt_
man.. and conclud..d to return to my profession, namely, •
dTravelling Methodist Preacher.
Your obedient servant, W. B. MUCK.,
Thiais to rettify that I found great relief M the use"
of one box of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, in the
case of a severe pain in the h tad of a Icing standing.
THOMAS SMOOT: '
, Suomi Grtovr, Fairfield Co.. 0., Nov. IV, ISI'I.
.
The following highly. respectable storekeeneis. have
been appointed Agents for-the sale of WRIGHT'S IN
DIAN "VEGETABLE PILLS, in Schuylkill County :
..TIIO:MAS. D. BEAT I',Y, Pottsville•
Medlar & Bickel. Orwigshurg.
,A. Herbuer k Sort. Port Carbon.
Dewaltl,Toff & Co., McKeanstiurg. • • . .'
Gen. D. Drey. Tuscarora-. . .
Henry Koch & SdnMirlilleport. • .
Wm. Taggart, Tani:tone . - ,
' ' e - ,.'&,E Hamner, Orwigahurg. , , •
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Wheeler & M.ller,'Plne grove. .. •
. . .
Aaron Mattis:Lower Mahantango. ~
' Jonas Kauffman, Llewellyn. -
, Jaciili Kauffman, Mahantringo. -
John Weist. Klingerston.`
GabrieLlierb; Zimmermantown.„ - ..
C. yi De forest, West Branch.
C. B . I)e Foreq, Minersville. - • -
JonatharrCockhill, Llewellyn. . .
George Dreibeibis, Fast Brunswick.
5, Hart &Co.. New Philadelphlto . , ' , .-, .
Levan & Kau ff man, Schuylkill Haven: ..
M. & J. Dresher; East Brunswick. •
Jonas Robinholds,lPort Clinton.
Reifsnyder & Brother_ New Castle. ' _
Daniel ‘Veist. Lower Mahantanpo.
IL•E. Reedy, Lower Maharitongo.
Samuel Boyer, Port Clinton. ': . , . .
Henry Eckel. Tremont, "' .
Wm. Price, St. Clair. - - _
. Boyer & Wernert,MrKeansburg. '
Itrnj. Heffner, Minersville.
W. fl. Barlow, New Philadelphia. '. '
CO. Offices devoted exclusively to the Sale.of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, of„the North Anierlcan Col
lege of Health, N 0.265, Greenwich street, Now York ;
No. 108 Tr,emont 'street, Boston—and
,principal office
No 169 Race street, Philadelphia. , •
May I, 1817, , . .18
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lien the extensive Foam
xxvned by John K. Smith,
irepared to Manufacture
Screbn , , Elevators,
3eariug, hob and pras
and of the hest material,
iertamme to the 1111M(4.9
done by them warranted
is in their line'are invited
atter themselves that by
O
to be anle to give gene
,
N & WATERS:
d and Bridge Streci„
' Tamaqua, Pa.
12-tf
E.9I)ING •.9ND
R3ll, R O.IID.
,NGEMENT. . ,
!
' Trains.
er Monday, Oct. 6, 1815
• }Daily except Sunday
dd., s3,SCR'and 3 00 '
mg. 61 4U and 1 20
15—
'IjM.
HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA,
WIIJIT IS TIMT P,RIXEIPLE WIIIPII WI C.fILL.
•
THE BLOOD? ,
THE blood is that principle by which the whole sys
tern is regulated. Therefore if the blood heroines
impure, a general derangement of the system must en
sile ; and give rise to Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Dys
pepsia, Dropsy,' Headache; Fullness of Blood, Bilious,
Typhoid, and Typhus Fevers °Call kinds', indigestion ;
'5 eaknesa of Stomach, Rheumatism and Rheumatic
AffectiOn, Nervous Affections, liver Complaint. Asth
ma, Pleurisy, Intfammation of the Lungs, Low Spirits,
Fits, Measels, Small Pox, Whooping Congh,Croup,Sore
Eyes, Inward Weakness, Worms, Quinzy, Bronchitis,
Cholir, Dysentary, (:ravel, Salt Rheum, Deafness and
other affections of the oar, Sl,Arithony's Fire, Scorfu
la or King's Evil, Ulcers, White Ski/Pillage. Tumors,
Bites, Suppressed Monthly discharges, and zFemale
Complaints in general, Eruptions of the Skin, Habitual
costileness, and all diseases deperldillg..aa disorder
ed an diseased stele of the blood, or a suspension of
the healthy secretions.
ntnnco sta.; Pottsville'.
es of fine black and ofiv6
,11 imere,
i N esting,
i aosimere,
r t . Coats,
( - green, London. Smoked.
.Therefore on the first appearance of any of these
symptiihs, FIANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILL. should be,procured, and itgettnecordioLto 'he
directi us. Price 25' cents per box. of 50 ride, or five
boxes fdr one dollar.
be seen at the .Clothing
- NCOTT. Q TAYLOR,
FURTHEIi. ,PROOFS OF THE F:FFIC.9OY OF'
Mr. George T. Warrington, residing in York street,
Federal Itill,.flalthnore, was at - lacked ^ with a violent
cough. and sore_throat. after trying many rem(-dies,
was-indhced, by a friend to use Hance`s Compound
Syrup of lidarhound, and before using one bottle was
entirely cured.. I
ANOTHER YET MORE ASTONISHING!
Mrs. Henrietta Merrick; residing in Monument street
between Canal and Eden streets. Was attacked with'a
very s.,,vere cough and pain in the breast, whleh was
so intense that it extended to tlie - shoulders,' She was
afflicted aiso with a pain in the side./-
,After trying many remedies, she was persuaded by a
friend to use Hance's Compound Syr_u p 01 Horehound,
and, after using three doses, sh 4. experienced great re
lief, and before she had finished the bottle, was enurely
cured
OE
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For sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner of Mt rles and
Pratt streets, and 100 Baltimore street ;' and •Iy-= the
following Agents: _ •
JOHN FLOOD, Pottsville ' • E & E. HAMMER, Or
wigsburg ; GEO. , REIFSNYDER & BROTHER. New
Castle - WM. PRICE. St. Clair ;'SAME. KEMPTON
and HEILN ER, STRAUS, & Co., , Port Carbon; OLI
VEII & MARS, Five_Pointsr; .C. DAI.II,,r,ENHAU
ER. Tamaqua ;J. 13: FALLSOditersville. , •
COIIIPOIIND medicine ag inst. Consumption. coughs.
Colds„ Asthma, Spitting of 'Blood. Difficulty of
Breathing, Broken Constittition. Sore Throat; Ner"lni
Debility, and , all diseases derived from weakness of
the lungs„ diseases resulting In - consumptive constitu-
tions ; the only and the beet medicine for curing con
sumption even in the hiehest state. The principal in
gredients °Lillis valuable preparation were celebrated
for the last centuries in tire principal kingdoms of Eu
rope. and now concentrated mid relined by the inven
tor, displays the 'healing power in the highest possible
slate. This pieparation,hris the high advantage.of not
being 'exposed to 4 fermebT3rion or decomposition—no
contraindiCation excludei the application. even medi
cal treatment and a homcepathic diet till faviir the rut
suit in the use of this medicine, as it is the only medi
cine to cone the cough and nourish a weak constitution.
For sale at John G. Brown's Drug Store, Pottsville,
price per bottle. April 21,1541 17 -3m
.3 50 • 7 50
JMORGAN rerpeetrully informs the public that he
. has opened a new fancy Dry good arid Millinery
atom in Market Street,- near Third, where he is just
opening a rplendid assortment of goods just received
from New fork and Philadelphib, which he intends
ceiling very low. con , isting in part of Silk, Thibet, Par
is, and Printed Cashmere r 4 liawls a large and splendid
assortment of Muslin de Laines, dingliams, and Lawns
very low, yard wide Silks, Silk Fringe, Gimp. and But
inns'and he would particularly call the attention of
the l adies to a large assortment of White goods, Jabo. , '
mpg. Swiss, Mull and Book Muslim', Plaid and Stripe,
Molding. t April 17, 1817 18,
. • 13'AM 'Prints,'
1000II&TTLE MUSTS , embracing the latest.
some of which have never been offered in
this neichbarhond. 'beautifully executed. at 85 75 per
'hundred or SO cents per &Men, which is lower than
Philadelphia or New York price'', just received and for
sale at ' lANNAN'S
• • • -
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Wholesale and retaSP.lnt Store, where . also can be had
the best Frames end Maas for Prints. Also Maps of
Mexico Bcc., at 11l ear dozen, wholesale. May 29 .
teliciuc9.
No. GO, Ilammerstey Btrret, New York'
remain your, rincerely,
HENRY A. FOOTE.
WAIIyeARSING, Ulmer CO, New York
OR BLofloD PILL.
HAA:CF'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
110 ARE 0 UND IXR IE
ING. AFFLICT-.
it.q.,V! `'•
Price 50 cents per bottle, or 6 l'ottlekfor 82 50:
NON PLUS ULTRA
Dr. Win. F. Danowsky's
NEW STORE-1
latincre Elepartment.
r . I ---
PROFITS ate e sn i strivo.—A short •time sines,
we visited the farm of "Mr. N. P:•?iforrison, ; . l .,
merville. He is ablaut four miles from Boston.--
Has twenty acres of land, which he bought firs
years ago tor five thousand dollars. _. He has m a d,
great improyementa by subduing:and enriching
the soil. reviving call. fruit trees and setting o ut i
now, building a barn at. the expense Of 'one thou.
sand dollars, and 7 1 1 king various improvements
in fence , &c., 'so th t with . the improvements and
natural rise •of the land, which has not been
small, his estate there woulldoninlessaelt at s ome
twelve or thirteen thousand dollars, at the o uze l
price of property in this vicinity ; for his sail it
excellent, and now in flue condition, his fruit
trees flourishing and productive, and tiile•.; euon
pleasant.
• '4F
Besides, this and considerable - other property ;
Mr. M. has a goptlform in New Hamp'Shire, of
more hundred aril thirty acresi well-stocked lei
Aipplied With imp ements. A ll this has been ti le
result of industry rind intelligence, or the p re fi fe
of fanning ; for the owner remarks that he wee '
a - poor boy, and he was married and commenced
the 'world 'at twenty-one years of age,' witheia •
property. He has gained all his property by
farming—by a regitilar course of industry. H e e „
tended' to trade lung enough to lose a' thousanj
dollars, and lostitiaotber thousand by lending m o ..
hey.
I
He has taken great pains to collects choice lilt
of fruits, and his orchard is among the mug .13014 r.
ishing in the'couhtry. Some varieties noted fey
their elot'v growth exhibit thevigor of a Greening
or Baldwin, so that we -did not know, them by
theiri growth'and Wood. He his sold the apple s
front two Baldwin trees in one year (or twenty.
ievdit dollars. One quince bush pays him anat.
ally; the interest hn.one hundred doilari.
• Knowing' that Mr. M. was a hard-working fir.
.iner, and 'beetle has accomplished a great deal by
his own•intlustry, practically using his hard hank
to execute, as well as a wise 'head to plan, ay
Were greatly surprised; on taking a seat in the
parlor, to find a farmer with his kluge paws" ep.
oh the keys of the piano, and.rperforming in t
masterly style, what would put' to shame mfiny
young ladies wIM have, or rather do little eire
than attend to music; and nor surprise wu
greatly increased when we !entitled that h e , ve .
playing tunes of bis own comprising, as appeared
when.lie presented us with a copy of the ii e on ,
ference Psalmody,' mostly of• ilis own compue.
tion. I . • .
Mi. M. i• n etn — arir. - •il•that ho sometimes finds'htin.
self placed in -rather.an awkwarid situation, as he
is go:ne'about..in his farmer's g rb, handling pa.
tames with MO hands, as he ie . waling out to ha
custoMers, unit ii compelled to ake a seat at ha
piano in - the parlors of people o fashion and da.
i unction.—Bosfonfctillicater. I
1
N•DNESS 01301i1.—MLIdll •
ten fatal to Swiire.. It is sup
e ii
originate in•ovei , reeding, as gr I
peas, have been known to pro
form. A triendl froth , whom
ed much valuabfelnformation
rural matnra,. in a letter iron
Ohio, says:
*Some years . since a number
seized with symptoms of made:
It was euagested to me that hl
cause, arid on closing my fencl
lied." I am nOaware that bu,
I. itable cause ofithis malady
i
cezcesitse feeding with it may
. .
less does have a tendency to in !vase its . virulenre,
and to insure fatal results whe 'ait has once best
chntrieted. §dine years since I had a hock of
i t i
young hogs which- -were kept almost wholly an
,7 buciewtient. They were not, owever, pannier!
to run in the fikti. hut - Were c [dully fed in Ibex
pens—the wheiat bring-eg for them, and giver r
regular inters a le during the day. Their graau.
'was rapid, andinot one of then was, to my know..
ledge, affected in the slightest degree with dwits.
Imottm pens,l,l placed sect r I toxes, ,n notch
there was daily deposited a ( usntity of salt and
charcoal, end of which they artotak with eager
avidity, as they generally do vithen kept on giem
succulent toot 4 Brimstone, lit the., roll, mask.,
given as 'often as once a week—pulveriseil, eel
mixed withitneal, or mashil potataef, "Ait La
madness in Sti l tme, I have neiver yet lost a single
hog fiom Iti,unless in cases. of great carOesiiitet
"on tLc partial the feeder.—d i crotanfowit 'ld.
' •
Meru Nu 6ows.—Sonle rmers and inexpi.
i
,nenced -dairy men are greatly troubled with emu:
' ty milkers-, and frequently 311 vi ihern3alves to got
into a passion,. anti abuse thbrn cruelly. This ii
bad policy. I.4auelty never yet - cured an aaimef Ii
this 'defect, but on the contr3ry, tenth' to ciintir6
at. .1 . ho fallowing remedy fu the ' , kicking era,"
was publisheillsome time sine in the papers, aril .
, ill several instances which h ve fallen under toy
observation, has been attendeld with,complete set
cess.
.
. If' you hobo an unruly Imilker;never abuts
her. - if she:is young make a 'ten just lege enough
to admit-the animal and th milker; put her in
anti secure her by stretchin a chain, or an inc;
_rope across-it, 'behind her: ' 1 'ake another chain or
rope of suitable size, and from twelve to fifteen
feet in tengtbs; and fasten one end of it to a port
behind' the animal,' and very / neatly its length dip
Cant tram her,l securing the other-end to her le;,
just above the foot, drawing it back into the poil.
sition' in which,it is naturally plaCed when she is
milked. This done you can - seat yourself, and
milk without rouble." It is not unfrequentry the
case that valuable animals) are utterly ruined tr.
thrashing anti • beating. whereas they should be
kindly and gently troated,hnd soothed rather - than .
exasperated.--r-lb„ I .
.
Britax TIIt URUST.-4very 'observant farmer,
must have noticed the Crust which form+ on the
surface of
,newly stirrer soil, after lying a few
days exposed l to the act' nof the dews.l . A much
heavier cru s t is . formed by, each shower of nun
whin falls. Good and uccessful cultivation rt.
quires that this newly armed crust be often And
repeatedly. brOken by th hue, harrow, or other in
strument.
.......
A striking 'S . , nstance - j proof of theimportence
of this practice hasjus been stated by an were
sive farmer. ,He planjed a field of broom-corn.
and by way of banter told the man Who.aggitted
him, tbatl--ea'ch shOurd choorre.,le row as nearly
measured am unt of crop: on each .should'
:,
alike as possible, an each should hoe his Tel, i
and the.
be the proof !which ,
hicd aa ,hoed the beat. Our in
formant stated the. result in substance - at follows:
.• Determined, not to be beaten. I hoed my row
well once a vdeek, tl i i e stainnier . through, I had
not seen my lasisista 1. - hoe his at all ; but.hed oh-
I Served - that for ;flong time he was up in the morn
ills before me., At length I found him, before
sunrise, hoeing his) broom-corn, and I a,ked him
how often he hoed it -be answered,„' Once a d
regularly.' The retult of the experiment waa,thst
his row beat_inine y dearly double the amount!'
—lb. . 1
,
FZEiII7IO Ten:qtrs.—When mulch alws are
fed with turnips, the milk frequently has a din,
greesble flavor. To eradicate the buts Comma•
nicated by the turnips, diffelrint substances hoe
been recommended jto be Tut in the milk, such u
saltpetre, chlthide of Jim% &c. Mr. J. D. Mein ,
tyre, of this city. who is in the labit of feeding.
his cows duffing winter' with both turnips eel
britvers' grain. informs us that while both thur•
articles-tie used, an unpleasant taste is given to
the milk ;'but that if, the grains are omitted, the
flavor of the milk is effected by the turnips. Nut
rule has beeMto feed each cow about half a hush
el of Swedis h , turnips half a bushel apace
per day, and lit
has :heeet repeatedly noticed 6 0
when the turnips are , stopped, the milk is cond
derably decreased in quantity, and the cows spro,
- to be less healthy.--:--Dbany Cult.
HSTnOD 1:1 1 17 SUPPOttTttn tuts.—The bras.
ches'nt.Wees when belted with fruit; may be kept
from breaking in the following manner : Cooed
with cords all the lieat4abranches, eommenciot
with the loWer ones, and fasten 'the -ends to the
upper part of the - trunk: Britches when tbui
secured together cannot ] break. Tins plan is isr
superior to the old rnSt od of props.
Perfumery 1 , ! Perfumery t! !:
.
JUST opened an etegant a ssortment of Itou§sell'r
brated Perfumery; embracing a general assortment.
all of which will be sold chleap at BANN AN'S
1 ' , "Perfumery - Stole.
Roussell'e'cologne Water'sotd by the half pint, PO I '
quart, or gallon, to accommodate those having toile'',
bottles. I -May 29 ' • • V— ,
I , .i . •
. 1 - • !: '
;8 is a tlisess! a`•
weed by many
buckwheat ad
IPOCO it in its auta.
have of Imo rectl.
rektive imagricu[.
Wayne :cough,
of my swine were
es, Lind died daU..
ckwhent Was 'Os .
.s, the disease et:v.
k wheat is the or•
Swine, illihate.
have, C and daub:•