ptetit Octiaps.
4
A.LOVUR•II
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tt now of thee a eeeret will impati
Long his it ski Inhered deep within my heart
Oft hate you heard Vl' faltering tongue essay.
Vainly, this treallited astral to betray :
E'en now, the tale I dare not frankly tell, 4
iet still these lines reveal its meaning well: •
h! recirti Me net, dear girl, nor hear with cold,
npity ,IbtettSt, the secret I have told ! •
HOME
*hail do we reckon on a weary way, --
TbOugh lonely and benighted, •
ltwer'know them are lips to cbide'onr our stay,
And eyes that will beam love-lighted 1
What, is the worth of the diamond's ray
To be glance that flashes pressure,
When the words that welcome hack betray
That we form a beaw's chief tfeasUtal •
THE BROWER BATH.
latioth D waist, (a ledger at Mrs. - )'flyrm's.)
"tfotd queerly my shower bath feels 1
It shocks like a posse of needles and pins,
Or a shoal of electrical eels." .
Ouoth MUrphy-:—. Then mend lt, and tell yon how ;
all gout own fault: my good fellow
-1 used to he bother'd as you are, borpora:
I'm wiser—l take my umbrella!" •• • , .
• •
A TENDER; QUESY. •
• I thought she loved me, for her soft blue eye,
Lookedlon me mildly as the aummlesky ; •
Her tender tones removed each passing doubt;
Gently l pressed her for the promised bliss;
' . She asked me softly. as I stole a kiss,
" Sir, dcies your anxious mother knave you're out 1"
INTERNAL EVIDENCE.
A man of subtle lemming ask'd
A peasant :if he knew,
Where was the internal evidence
- -
Thai - awed the Bible true I
The telms of dirpotatiye pow'r
Had never reach'd his` ear=
He laid hie hand upon his hear!,
And only answered, hese."
it an fpiinor!
IA CA PITAL ,Jolc.&—The Lord Chancellor
•
of Ireland, having rnaee an appointment to visit
the Dublin Insane Asvhim, repaired thither in the'
• absencetf the chief manager, and was admitted
• by one o the keepers, who was waiting t. , -ir!iyeive
!a patient answeting to the appearance of Se d
ward.' Ho appeared to be very talkative, hilt th.
attendants humored him and answered all his
questionit. He asked if the Surgeon General had
arrived, and the keeper answered him that he hall
not yet ehme, but that he would be there immedi
ately. I
" Well," said he, "I will inspect some of the.
. rooms until he arrives."
" Oh, tie," said the keeper, " we could not per
mit that tat all." • *
Theh I wilrwalk for a while in the garden: .
said His lordship, "while I am waiting fur him."
" We i canaot let you go there either, sir," said
theiteepr l r.
"t What !" said "don't you know that I am
the Lai Chancellor ?"
" 'Sir.' said the keeper, "We have four more
'Lord Chancellors here already.",
He'•gott into a great fury. ent4they were begin
itiinglo think of the strait wsistc sat for him, when
,
fortunately the Surgeon "General arrived.
Has the Chancellor arrived yet 1" asked he.
The man burst out a.laughing at him, and said:
" Yes, sir, we have him 'safe ; but he is far the
mast ot+ageous patient we have."
Mr. O'Connell told this anecdote in .Dublin; at
.a public meeting.
'ADZE 'DOTE OF OROCKET.—David once
visited al menagerie at Washington, and pausing
a moment before a particularly hideous monkey,
exclaimed-:—" What a resemblance to.the Hon.
Mr. 8.4!"' The maids were scarcely spoken,
when he turned, and to his astonishment saw stamd.
ing at hi t s sidi the very man wheal ho had com
plimented. .1 beg your pardon," said the'gallant
colonel;1 t would not have made the remark, had
I knewn that you Nv ere near me ; and I am ready
to make the most humble apology for my unpar.
donable rudeness, bot," leaking first at the insult
ed member of Congress, whose face was anything
but lost, and then at the animal, that ho had
compare to him, hang moil I can tell whether
I ought apolegise to you or to the monkey 1."
'ccr Mr. Jones was in the habit of getting some.
what Balmy," and ope night he was discovered
by a neighbor leaning 'against the side of a 'church
for suppOrt He' hailed him with:
Hatless, Jones you look serious—think of
johaing the church 3"
Well," replied .tones, incline considerably
!hal way al present'!"
0:2- A. servant gill; : writing a letter, spited her
master it the next month hail come in yet; he
laughed. of Well," said she,,.•.what I meant was,
has thA lag month gotta out yet I" '
• o:l'.4llsnit. it time to think about getting up.?
Fait!' thctt . as she rattled at the . door.
Yeal i my dear," replied tho husband, .ri have
.be thi • ing about it an hour sad a half." -
man in Nevi' York bought some °hair
- dye," which; on application, not only made his
hair die,l but blistered hie head into the bargain.
He' brought en action against the, vender, and re
tiover?d damages enough to buy him a wig!
dzyLanali not at tho6o who make an, awkward
appears co, remernhrr what You vrotdd have been
without the polirh of society.
a jr.ir English farmer, speaking of the wea
ther and the appearance of the crops, says :—..We
.could not hive managed it better ourselves, if we
had the kurt in one hand
,and the watering-can in
the oth r!"
IT"One of the Mexican atates is called &cote
caa, - 814 h to there porounced.Zachy-talie
. _
.. rzi- puno , ..y.:-,01 all kindness, it must be
confessed, that lending books is the one that meets ,
;with tli4 least return !
....
POTTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.. -
ri 'lin: Autumn term Of this Instliutioh will commence
•.1.. ''On the 6th of Septembeenext. The Ntron
• age Which has, been bestowed on his school, and the
. considerahle accession of pupils during the last year,
has insisted the Principal to procure twoadditional com
petent telchers ; hoping that the character which will
them he g ven to the school will increase.the number of
pupils still niece ; so as to enable him to meet the heavy
"'expenses which will consequently be incurred and to
carry out nos design of
. establishing an Institution wor
thy of the . most liberal support. `The following will be
the diviaion of labor:
Mr. Elias Schneider, A. 8.. Principal and teacher of
• .
•the Ancie languages and Mathematics.
The Fr ench and German languages has'e been assign
ed to ;11onsieur F. Perrin, a graduate of one of the prin
cipal Gyinnasiums of -Berne, Switzerland; and also a
native ofdhat country. Mr. Perrin has had considera
ble experience in teaching before his connection with
- this institution. Ile tearhea the French and German,
according to 011endortre method, being,able to speak
both these languages with fluency. . •
Mr. W P. Koutz, a member of the Senior classof
„Marshall r; ollege, will have Charge of the department of
/Natural Science. History, and Elocution..
Mr E. Sagendorf, who has been already a year con,'
• netted With the school, teaches the English branches.
The German la considered one of the most important
branches attie school, and. therefore;besides the usual
recitationi in this language, 'tallith hour is spent every
day with Ihe German pupils in _German disputatiOns,
and discu shins. • 'The exercises are •contlitrted by two'
teachers,re, by exchanging the'r ideas with each other
ighe pre• mice •of the pupils, leash them gradnaltv to do
'the same, and thus enable them to speak the German
soon: • Persons froth abroad, who may wish to send
i ,
their 'Main) this Institution, will procure further infer
mitien by Writing, to the. Principal. Arrangements have
been mad to accommodate a certain number of persons
In a revictable private boarding house, not far front
the school, and in a retired part of the town .
July 174 1847
Pat •nt Elastic Baby Jumper.
A NEW and useful article for exercising and amusing
17, infar ts fronithe age of three months upwards, in
which'the child can remain (or hours without the least
fatigue or restraint upon-the motions, and safe from all
harm or rnisrbief. , The nature of the c9rstrivance branch
" as to instire continual health and cvertant good humor
to the child, and has been pronounced by physicians as
a certain relief fOr invalid children, or those suffering
from spinal diseate. Parents are earnestly reqttested ha
call and egamine for themselves.
Itis sti-O litchis recommended by the Boston ;Medical
Ereminerland thiphysicians of our borough.
A One assortment, ranging in price from 50 to 16,
just rerelked and for sale at
'July 31431] BANNAN'S Variety Store, Pottsville.
VANCI ARTICLES.—TO VIBfTERSI.7-Persons
1 !tine Francine will afways And a great variety of
Knfik , Ktfacks and Fancy amides at BANNAN'S Van
ety - store.nuitaine to take borne as presenter" Ills stock
contains an greann variety of articles as can be fotEnd in
similar eines in our cities. [July 31-31
' "ITHEW: OP POTTSVILLE.:-A few Views of POlll.
V rate remain unsold at HANNAN'S Hook store.—
This Is 0 knowledged to be one of. the Mort beautiful
Lithogra ;Me Views ever hobbit/ed. • Res 01 Six colored
%lova at rerrogn uneota. Apply croon or they will be
IR lone. - • poly 31-21
Eli
SUPERIOR' C 7011., MINES .
IN WYOMING; VALLEY
' r ek - NUMBER.)
Eton. sale And for rent, on the most reasonable terms
17 Inquire of • V. L. MAXWELL;
I' • -
... Attoratiat Law; ,
Wilkeebarre, Lamm County, Fri.'
Wilkesbarre, Feb. 13, 47 . •a 2,50 7-to,
Drift Can. •
30 SETT of drift wheels and axles, perfectly new
having newer been used. Axle! are 2 inches in di
ameter, fur a 40 Inch road, chilled wheehi, 18 Inches.in
diameter. made by E. W. Wahines. For sale cheap.
apply to [July 10-28] P. W. HUGHES.
'Saftty . Fuse.
FOR blasting rock., Is perfectly fail% and • the only
article whteh tho engineers on the Erie Ciotti per
ni tied to be Used, rot bale at HANNAN'S
May 15--20 - • -- Book and Stationery Store.
_
' Segar Cases. .
ABEAUTIFUL loc,of Begar Caaer, Some of which'
are raltablo for hunters OdAravellera. Just recei
ved and for sate at
June 2-26]
Witte Curtain Paper. • 7- .
100 a I :g CE
Ready,t3oro tpteern,e
Fountain,nsbrae i n n g d i e righ
Pat
terns,
tern...lest received and for sale, wholesale and retail. at
June2s-26] BANNAN't3 Wholesale Paper store. ,
Portraits of Gen. Irvin t
People's candidate for GovernorAtist received
.1 and for sate at DANNAN'S -
March 13 . Book and Print store.
•
I Gold Pens $l. 75.
AGOOD article of Gold Pem, ni low as al 75, made
by Levi Brown; the original inventor. Also, pens
at only $1 25, just received and for sale at BANNAN'S,
Cheap Stationery Store, where all kinds of goods, in his
InM can be had wholesale and retail, at Philadelphia
.
prices. Nay 8 - 19
-• JUNIATA.; BOILER IRON.
. ,
r i p s . TONS asorted boiler Iron, Nos. 3, 4 and 5 or,
Vel widths or2r), 32, and Nineties and random lengths,
" A.,* G. RALSTON;
4, South Front at, Philada.
- It, 1546 •
Philada.,Ju!
_PASCAL IRON WORKS,
• . PHILADELPHIA. '
INTET,DED Wrought Iron Flues, Suitable for Loco-
V) motives, Marine and other steam Engine Bolters,
from 2to 5 inches in diameter. Mao; Pipes for Gas
'Steam and other purposes;_ extra strong Tubs for Hy
draulic Presses; Hollow Pistons for Pumps of Steam
Engines 4.c. Maniniured and for' sale by
• MORRIS, TASKED & MORRIS,
Warehouse S. E. corner 3d and Walnut sta., Philada.
Philada• No*. 22d 1545 47
:
VATE have now a first rate norkman employed in oar
1 Bindery, and arc prepared to bind and re-bind al
kinds °chants in the neatest and most durable manner .
Persons n•'shine hooks hound will please send them in
as soon as possible. All kinds of account and other
oks ruled and manufactured to order at short notice
any low rates at BANNAN'S
Bindery and Wholesrle Book Store.
- une 12 tit
Temperance Grocery Store.
Nms S. SPENCER Sc. Co , Whnleslle and 11 , 1111
'Grocers, S W. corner of Second and Smith streets,
P iladeloina. have constantly on hand, and for sale,
n extensive assortment of Grog' erles of all discriptions
EXCEPT Emmons) Flour. Provisions, and Fish, Which
t tey offerat as low prices as they can be purchased nt
iitit r ie city. The attention of Country dealeis and lam
s ilu requested to their stock of Tcas
Co ees, and Sugars. Goods purchased, delivered a
any point in the city free of all expense./
Phila., April 3, 1817 ~' 14-6 m
Davy's Safety La:reps. rjIJI .
subseriber has just received a supply of Safety
Lnmps, among which arc a few oil Upton &
Rob-
Improved Safety Lamp, which is acknowledged
to be the best ,and safest now in use in the mince in
E i3rope. For , sale at less pi ices than they can be im
qed, at. J BANNAN'S
pril 3 14 - Cheapllook and Variety Store.
New Store at Brockville
TILE Subscriber has just received from Philadelphia
and has now opened at Brockville, a larce and gen
e ral assortment ofseasonable goods,sueh asbry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, and Qaecnsware. In addition to
which will he found constantly on hand, Fish, smoked
and ftesh Meat, as well as a good supply of country
produce. Call and examine ourstock, and you will find
us prepared to sell goods at as low a rate as they have
ever been sold any where, In. Schuylkill county.
• N. B.—Country produce of all kinds wanted, for
which the highest price will he paid.
GEO. 11. POTTS,
Pottsville. Feh.7. 1840,
I FARM FOR SALE.
IA - 7 ILL be sold at Private sale,,a - farm situated with-
V lin ems mile of the town of Cattawissa, in Colum
bia county, Pa., adjoining farmselonging to John
Cleaver and l'eter Bodine, containing fitly acres more
or less, three acres, of which are woodland, and the
balance in a good state of cultivation.
There is an_ excellent orchard or choice apple
trees, to;ethe,r with alnimber of peach
and cherry, trees, on the farm. On the
• • • • premises are erected a good two story. tog
• 'dwelling house with kitchen back, a large
batik barn, a new cider presaostone spting
house together with 'other out buildings, all in in iond
ordee.. The.farm tyll..be sold a bargain th.any person
in waritofone. For terms and other particulars apply
WILLIAM PATTON,
Mine Hill Gap, Sehuylkill Co., Pa,
10—tf
Printer's Ink.
g Mirth 6,1947
TM
SUMME R
Newspaper Ink.
Fine Ink in I lb. jars, for book nr job pristine.
. Ir. Green, and Blue Inks in lb. jars, at 32 50 per lb.
old and Silver Bronzes for printing in Silver and
r Go , d.
Bronze paper of different colors,hr printing Gold
and Silver labels. ' • ..
All 'iif which will be sold at city priEes. nt
. BANNAN'S f
/le 26-2.61 Wholesale Book &Fancy Stott,
•
To Farmers. '7-, • •i
FOUR TONS of African or Sabdahna (Mann. Pram
ceived and for sale by the undersigned. The Sab
dabna is the Very best article of African Guano; and re
sembles Peruvian in quality, at a much lower price.
This consignment is just in season fovtop dreaming
corn. turnips, buck wheat, &c., and will be sold at a
smallividvance by the ton or. aingle barrel.
.-I - JOIIN M CROSLAND.
Ju e 26 .f. • 26 •
DENTISTRY.
Dr. IH.‘DEPUT, SURGEON DENTIST.
:fsrLat St.. a few doors west of Centre St., North side,
:Way 21 ISIS
. 21--
1 To Machinists and others.
MEATT'S universal Child]All sizes, from 6 to 20
P
inches ; Salters Spring Valances, made expressly
for 'Steam Engines, 60, 50 and 24 pounds. Platform
and Gotinter Scales, more than 50 different sizes and
patterns. For-sale wholesale and retail at the lowest
manufacturer's prices, at No. 34' Walnut street.; by
- GRAY & BROTHER.
6
1 Phi adelphin, Feb: 7. 1816
1. or
N ~,,,_
' A FARM in Northumberland county, 3}
.7, miles above the Rear Clap, on the Centre
turnpike, containing 101 acres more or less,
inn good state of cultivation, with excel,
. lent improvements. About '7O acres are
cleared, the balance is woodland. the above describe
premixels will be sold cheap upon accommodating terms
to soil the purchaser, or will be exchanged for property
inFor further particulars enquire at the
Eagleinhindry, on the Railroad below Clenurns & Par
vin's atteam ALill. HENRY PORTER.
May 29, 1817
A CARD.
FREDERICK SPECK, lakes this methmf to an
nouhree to the citizens of Tremont and vicinity,
that he is prepared to engage in the practice et his pro
fes,ion in .ill its lir:untie, and at the same time, respect
fully Solicits a share Of ;heir patronage..
Ire Can he found at nipple's Hotel, in Tremont: '
, Tremont,. May 15th.1817.
Stoves! Stoves!! Stoves!!!
' THE undersigned respectfully beg
leave to Inform the public that they have
commenced a STOVE FOUNDRY
which is now in full operation, on Coal
.dreet, Lest to Henry Jenkins'. Wire
Screen Manufactory in Pottsville, and known as the
PoUstqlle Sepee Wurkz : they would, therefore; call the
attest on orstove dealers of this-region, and all others,
to the r stork of,s.oves,)ati they feel!confident that they
can stipply them on as Ireasona bl e terms and with stoves
oranylpattere and equal in beauty anti, material to,those
purchased at the Philadelphia foundras.
N. R'.—All kinds of castings done to order at the tiort
e.t notice and - on the tt - ist reasonable terms.
HILL Ai: WILLIAMS
Pottsville-, May 29, 1817 22-1 y
•
NEW STORE._
JJ.
MORGAN respectfnlly informs the pnblic that he
. has opened a new fancy Dry Good and !tlillinery
store in Market Street, near Third, where he isqust
opening a cplendid assortment of goods just received
from New fork and Philadelphili, which he intends
selling xery low, corndating in part of Silk, Thibet, Par
is, and Printed Cashmere. Shawls, a large and splendid
assortment of Muslin de leaines, Gingham!, and Lawns
very tine, yard wide Silks,, Silk Fringe, Gimp, and But
tons, and he would particularly call the attention of
the ladies ma large assortment of White goods, Jaco
netts, Swiss, Mull and Book Muslins, Plaid and Stripe
:dusting. April 17, 1847 . 16-
EMI
HOVER'S FIRST PREMIUM
- WRITING INK.
FROM Dr. Hare, the celebrated .Professor of Chem
istry in the University of Pennsylvania„„ '
" PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11, 1843.
Dear Air :—lTavlng.tried your ink,l will thank you'
to send me another. bottle, as I find it to be excellent
Q 7" I • "lam yours truly, „.
ROB'T HARE,"
Frain Dr. Locke„ of Cincinnati, distinguished for his
rill mescals scientific researches.
- I "MEDICAL COLLEGE or Onto. CINCINNATI, I
January, 17.1841.
Halving used Mr. Hover'n• Writing • Ink, 1 am satis
fied that it. is the best which has. ever come to my
knowledge, and especially is it excellent for tho use of
the Steel Peas, and mill sot corrode them, even in long
-use II JOHN LOCKE. Prof. of Chemistry."
• HOVER'S ADAMANTINE CEMENT. -
Frani a well known scienific gentlemen. -
"PDILADELPRIA, Feb. 27, 1840.
"MrlJoseph E. Mover i—Sir i—A use of yourAC
ment, and some practical tests of its superiority,bas
induced me to recommend It to others as an invaluable
article for mending China. Glass, or Cabinet ware.
i" CAUDELL •MOUFIT. Analytic Chemist."
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the manufactory,
N0..,87; North Third striet; opposite Cherry street,
Philadelphia, by, •
JOSEPH E. HOVEE, Manufacturer, _
Philags., May 1.1.1841 20—
InANNAN'S Pansy Store
•
Destroy Thousdnds of Chlldreny
WITHOUT PARENTS EVER KNOWING
Oa SURP ECTING . THE 61186,
we would adviseallto read the followingsymploms
.13 'CHING nt the nose; offensive breath; pain in the
11 joints or limbs, gcinding of the teeth during sleep,.
voracious appetite, leluess, bloated stomach or limbs,
gripings, shooting pains - In various parts of the body,
a sense of something rising in the throat, itching of
-the anuvtowards night, bleeding of the. nose, gnawing
aensation at the stomach, flashes of heat over the stir
:face ol,the body alight cljills or shiverings, head-ache,
drowsiness, torpor. vertigo, disturbed dreams, sudden
starting in sleepwithfsightand screaming,cough,fever
ishness, tits, pallid hue, thirst, bad ,taste In the mouth,
difficult breathing, fatigue, squeamishness, nausea,
frequent desire to pass something from the bowels, and
sometimes discharges of slime and mucus. And should
they have any of them, ittntediately, obtain a bottle of
Hobensack's Vegetable Worm Syrup, tilliChts so pleas
ant,-that every child Winery for it after It haii once had
a taste, and remember it is warranted to cure, or the
money is returned, and 4500.iittoffered to any person
that will produce a case of Worms. which it will not
cure. We 'have in our possession several Worms of
various kinds and amongst them one 336 inches' In
length which it brought from Jacob Bch weifenhiser
n Lancaster county, I'a., who had suffered from early
infancy, and he and his friends. as well as many of,
the most eminent physicians pronounced his case a
- gradual decline, being as they thought that abominable
complaint Uyspepsia,and before taking ttvo bottles he
passed the above worm. and has enjoyed the' best of
health ever since, which has been about nine-months,
and all for 50 cents, and had paid physicians upwards
Of $5OO, without re.ieivirig any benefit whatever.
We do certify that we have used Habensack's Ve-•
getable Worm Syrup, and being acquainted with them,
recommend it as being the best article as well as the
• most pleasant to take we ever used, and furthermore,
subscribe our names believing it to be a benefit to the
human family, by doing so.
15 pieces of Bloly French Cloth, - -
15 do Boolotin do
12 do Single Milled Cassimere,
,12 do Drab &e. for Bummer Coats, •
10 do Drab, Olive, Citron Green, London Smoked
Cloths.
All of .the above goods es,n be seen at the Clothing
Store of Messrs. LIPPINCOTT 4..TAYLO
Aprll IT, 1047 . Foe .
P[lfi,ANol,
THE subscriber respectfully Invites the public to call
at Mr. Witfieid's Store. Centre street, and exam
ine bin assortment °CC. Meyer's GRAND ACTION
PIANOS of Philadelphia. '
The instruments are highly approved of by the most
eminent Professors and Composers of music. For qual
ities of nine, touch, and .keeping in time up to concert
pitch, they cannot be surpassed by either American or
European Pianos. They are chosen by all musical
stars for their concerts, such as Madame Castellan.
Leopold de Meyer, Vieux Temps, Burk, Wallace, Tem
pleton and many others; they are used for 200 or 300
concerts every year. They have also received the first
premiums of the three last exhibitions, and the lasted
ver medal by the Franklin Institute was awarded- t..
The aubscribei warrant/ these instruments for
the year. He keeps them constautly on hand and sells
othem at-the lowest minufacturr's prices on reason
able terms. AU orders from \ a road will be promptly
attended to.. T. E. RICHARDS.
- Pottsville, Aug 1, 1845. , 31--tf: •
WHOLESALE!
• •
• Book and Stationery. Store.„
E have completed our arrangements with ',lana
i' V facturers and publishers to open a wholesale Book
and-Stationery Store in Pottsville, where will always be
kept on hand a large assortment of
SCHOOL & MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Blank Books of every description, very cheap, notwith
standing paper is advancing in price
. .
, Stationery in qatantitiett.
.Good Ruled Paper as low as 411 40 a .1 50 per Ream.
_r Paper Hangings very low, new & beautiful patterns.
i. Country Merchants and small' dealers supplied on
better terms than In Philadelphia, at
. BANNAN'I3
Wholesale Book & Stationery Store. Pottle'lle.
Cir. Lists of - Books not on hand furnished in a day or
two.. June.s . 113—
WORMS ! WORMS ! !
Doct. Apploon, south street, near 2d—Doct. Kim
bell. 4th and George street—lsaac Beans, Attlebomag,
Bucks county—Doct. Keels, Philada.,-EDoct. Thomas,'
N. Jersey—Doct. Sweet, Delaware—C. Henry Minter,
Minister of the Gospel, Marshall street, I door below
Brown=Patrick Dotty: Melon et., above Ninth—Jacob'
Welsh, below. Coats w, side—B. Gitrotd, Rose Alley,
let door below Coates—Sushn Thompson, Oxford at.,
between Front and Second, Kensington.
Prepared by J. N. & G. S. Hobensack, N. E. corner
of Second and Coates streeta; Philadelphia; and for
sale by every storekeeper in the United States—Price
25 cents. • Also, Ilobensack's Teller Ointment, war
ranted to cure all eruptions of the skin—price 25 cents•
N. ll.—Should any doubt the above, and bellebing
their children have worms, they will be furnished gra
tuitously by calling on us. ' •
J. G. BROWN, Druggist, wholesale agent,Pottsville
and for sale at all the principal stores in the county
October3d. 50—ly
OFFICE OF THE
Spring_Garden Mutual Insurance
• Company.
m mg -Company having organized according to the
provisions of its charter, is now prepared to make
insurances against loss by Fire on the mutual principle,
combined with the security of a joint stock capital.—
The advantage of this system is, that efficient security
a afforded at the lowest rates that the business can be
dope for, as the whole profits (less an interest opt to
exceed 6 per cent. perannum'on the capital) will be re
turned to the members of the institution, without their
becoming responsible for any ofthe engagements or li
abilities of the Company, further than the premiums ac
tually paid.
The great success which this system has mei with
wherever it has been introduced, induces the'Directors
to request the attention of the public to it, confident
!limit requires but to be understood to he appreciated.
The act of Incorporation, and any explanation in re
gard to it, may be obtained by applying at the Office
Northwest corner of 6th ancrgVood sts., or of B. BAN
NAN, Pottsville.
CHARLES STORES, President
L. KRIJMBHAAR. Secretary.
DIRECTORS,
_
Charles stokes, George W. Ash,
Joseph Wood, Abraham R. Perkins,
Elijah Danett, David Rankin,
P. L. Lagnerenne, Walter B. Dick,
Samuel Townsend, Joseph Parker,
The subscilber has been appointed Agent for the a
bove mentioned Institution, and is prepared to effect
nsnrances on all descriptions of pit operty at theinwest
ates. B. BANNAN.
February 28,1848, .
wilel,o33;vmvpiai st ,i
IL
f" 7 --. , 225 a fftez ftert 17 ,11 tii
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP.
'FRB subscribers, at their old stand, corner of Rail
Road and Callowhill streets. are prepared to man
ufacture to order, at tne shortest notice.- Steam Engines
and Pumps, o any powee and capacity for mining and
other purposes. Battin's Coal Breaking Mae/tines, with
solid and perforated rolleis, as may be required.
Also Engines and Blowing Cylinders with all neces
sary machinery for Blast Furnaces. Hot Air Pipes, of
the most approved plans, Cup and Ball joints and Wa
ter Tuyers, of the very best construction. They par
ticularly invitd the attention of Iron Masters and par
ties engaged in the Iron trade, to their large stock of
Patterns for Rolling Mills, having lately constructed
the machinery far two of the largest Mills in the coun
try, viz ~-The Wyoming Mill at Wilkesbarre, and the
Rolling MtFl at the Montour Iron Works. Danvill , e.
They art:Tully prepared tor this kind of work, together
with every variety of general machinery. Of the qual
ity of 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 machinery.
Orders are respecfully solicited and will be promptly
attended to. - HAYWOOD & SNYDER:.
Pottsville, January, 17, i 846, 3-Iy
Co
•
pal Varnish, sole Agent for the Franklin Glass
Works. Having been long' engaged in the manufac
ture of Copal Varnish, (asivell as other kinds,) is now
prepared to offer to purchasers an article. which in
quality, cannot be surpassed by any-in the Union. Al
so;receiving weekly fromthe abovecelebrated Works,
Window Glass of every size. Constantly on hand a
full assortment of White Lead, of the most approved
brands,,Red Lead,litharage. Saxony Magnesia, lf•c. .
which ill be soil at Manufacturer's prices, together
with a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medi
cines, Dyei, Acids, Fine Colors; Perfumery, 4-c., 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, feeling satisfied they
will be induced to purchase.
Philaila.. February 14, 1846. • - 7-ly
•
r IPPINCOTT & TAYLOR respectfully, invite the
attention of their customers and the public in ge
neral, to their extepsise stock of Spring and 'Summer
goods, Just opened, which consist of French, English,.
and American style Milled Cloth and Cassimere, which
for beauty and style cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment in the State. The Vestings, we believe,
are something very rich and handsome: the fancy
Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, e'hirts,Suspenders, Cloves, &e.
were selected, and'cannot be sold cheaper by any other
establishment in the United States. .
. .
L. & T. flatter themselves they S do give to their cus
tomers better satisfaction in the way of good work.
firmer goods, and mate fashipnablicut toatethawthe
majority of tailors in thi cities of Philadelphia, New
York, or Baltimore. L.& T. having taken the medal
at the two last exhibitions of the Franklin Institute, is
a strong guarantee that they cannot be surpassed in
their profession. LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR,
Merchant Talloriiand extensive Clothiers. •
Corner of Centre & blabantongo ste., Pottsville.
P. S. last receivedlo pieces of fine black and olive
Caselnett cloth
15-pieces D'Orsay Plaid Cassitnere.
120 yards Embroidered Satin Vesting.
130 do French Black Satin,
120 do Enfflisb do
THE MiisTEߧ'' JOURNAL.
EXTENSIVE STOCK , OF GOODS
•
INNERSViLLE,
THE sullictibei. announces }hat he has associated
his son with him, and - that. hereafter the mercan
tile #1311141119119 Will be carried on under the firm of L
nEuzirs. & sori,
At the largo 3 story brick store .in Minerselne.
Where will be found one of the most extensive and el
egant stocks of goods ever offered . for sale in Schuylkill
county. consisting in part of ' •
Cloths,:3Berinos, Cassinieres,Tawns. Vesting!,
. Bateges, Sommer Cloths. Silks, Muslin
. • de Leine& Handkerchiefb Hp- ,
stem Linens, and Fan
• • ry Goods
Ofall.descriptiona. cy
Als D o a FRESH STOCK OF,..GRO
CERIES,
_consisting of Teas, Coffees, Sugars. and VI
articles in that branch of business, together with a good
assortment of QUEENSWARE. all of which will be
sold cheap for cash. • S. HEILNEIL
lifinersville, May 29, 1897. • ` 22 if
Note Is the lime for Bargains
♦T TUE
NEW CHEAP
CASH .STORE
la hfinerreilie,Sck gait/ Coaxer, PenwsyTennis,
Rear door to Baia IP Sedans's Hots!,
Sunbury 'greet- ' '• '
• .ELIJAII . B. °KWIC,'
RESPECTFULLY annonncesio his numerous friends
and.theclrizens generally. that he has opened a new
cash store, in Minersville, Schuylkill' county, where he
intends to keep On hand a large and Varied assortment
of goods, embracing among others
DRY GOODS, • LIQUORS. GROCERIES;QUEENSWARri,
BOOTS & SHOES. • HATS & CAPS,
HARD WARE, ' PLASTER;
SMOKED MEAT, FISH} SALT,
MINING. GOODS, ice.. Ste.,
All of which have been laid In new, - and at prices, ran
ging with the times. From the knoWledge he has of the
merchantile business and the wants, of tide market and
his determination to sell FOR CASH ONLY, trusting to
qllicksalei and small profits, be flatters himself that all
who give him a call will find a bargain and cheaper
goods at hirstoreohan can be lbund'in any other estab
lishment irfthe Coal Region, and nainistake. •
N. B.—The highesi price paid in cash orgoods,for all
kinds of country produce.
Minersville, June 25, 1947
tik'' CHEAP WATCHES &
,------;) . JEWELRY. . .
AT'THE PHILADELPAIA WATCH &
JEWELRY ISTCHIE, -
,54:77` - s; -- f- r: : - ..: /Vo. 96 North Second Street,
'°'C°NrlA°' . ,
- corner of Quarry.
G ase L , e , ver watches, full 'Jevverd, IS car. : ,
,~8.15 00
. Slver Lever Watches, tell jewelled, 23 00
Silver Levcr Watches,ljewels, I - 18 00
. Silve,r,Lepine Watchesjewel'd, Ist quality, 14 00
' • Superior' QuirtierMatches, • ' , - • 10 00
' ftnitation Clitartier Watches, not warrante d,' 500
Cold Spectacles, 8 00
Pine Silver Spectacles, ;. • 175
. r3old Bracelets, with Topaz stones, . 350
Ladles' Guld Pencils, 16 carats, ' 2 00
Gold - Pinger Rings, 371 Ms, to $8 ;'Watch Glasses,
plain 121 cts., patent 181, lunet 25. Other articles in
proportion; MI goods warranted to be what they 'are
sold for. , . ' 0. CONRAD.
' On hand. some' Gold and-,Silver Leveret,. 2 Lepine
and (limners, lorverthan the above prices. 1
• Dec 5, 1846 49-1 y • '
PHILADELPHIA, REJIDING 41p
PdTTST4LLE RAIL BOAT.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Passenwer, Train s .
Hours °fainting on - and after Monday, Oct. 6,1845
From Pottsville, at 9 A, M "excen't Sunda y
Philada.; " 0 A. M..
HOURS , OF PASSING; READING. --
' For Philada., at 10 A. 51„,1
" Pottsville*" 12:A. M.,
RATES OF FARE.
Between Pottsville and 'Philada.,f4.so and 3 00 '
" • Reading, 01 40 and 1 20
Fbilnda.. Oct. 11 - 15—
PO'N'SVILLE - IRON WORKS."
E. W. AleG-I.IVNIS,.
D EPETFULL Y announces to the Public, that -he
It has taken the Establishment known at: th otts
ville Iron Works, On Norwegian street, wh 4 is
prepared to tmild all kinds of Steam Engines
~,u- facture
facture Rail Road Cars, and Machinery of almos 'very
description,at the shortest notice, - a - nd on the most rea
sonable terms.
r,"Persons from abroad, in want of Steam - Engines
will find it to their advantage to give him a call berme
engaging elsewhere.- May 11
Coal Screens ! Coal . Screens ! !
THE suscriber is extensively enaged in the manu
factory of WOVEN WIRE S VREENS upon an
improved and entirely new principle, fur which he has
secured LETTERS PATENT, and which he confident
ly believes will be found upon trial, superior to every
other,screen in use for durability and all the qualities
of a good screen: 1 They are woven .entirely` of wire,
and can be, made with meshes and threadsof any re
qnired size and strength.
WIRE WEAVING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
will be fr, secured Int the shorteit notice, and screens
made to every...pattern, adapted to all the uses ~for
which screens are required.
' The subscriber has recently removed his estah•
lishment to CoaliSteet, near the corner of Norwegian
street.
HENRY JENKINS.
Pottsville, April 4 1846
14-,
BOOTS & SHOES
At the Old StOnd,-Centre Street, next door. to
th Pottsrale
S. & J. FOSTER,
.
A REI now receiving their
Spring Supplies of BOOTS & • '
13110ES,coroprising a first rate
assortnient. which they now
- otT low eft
ir at tvholesale or retail at the very lot
't o
pricesd i They have also on hand Trunks, Va
lises, Carpet Bags; and Satchels,Soleand Upper Leather,
MoroCco, Calf . Skins, Lining and Binding Skins, Shoe
Makers' Tools, and a general assortment of Shoe Find
logs. - • 7
N.D.—Boots 4.• Shoes anufactured at short rnite.—
Their friends and the p 'hue who are iu want of any of
the shot z articles ire respectfully aequested to giVe them
a call. May 8,1817,
,4 Ml'
IMPORTANT TO INVALIDS
Let all who are affected with Consiimptam, totti , hs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spitting Bldod, Pain in
the Side and Breast, Sore Throat, lloarseuess,l
Palpitation of tie Reart, IF/looping Cough,
Croup, Hires, Neirous Tremors, Ldrer.
COMplaint.and diseased Kidneys,tru
THOMPSON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR AND
WOOD NAPTRA. •
•
LF there is power in medicine,to remove and cure clis
ease, this one will rapidly'and, effectually secure a
restoration to health.
From ail parts of the country testirhony continues to
pour in (Hits unequalled and salutary power over Pul
monary, Throat, and Pectoral diseases.
,A recent letterlfmm I Hendershott - & Co., an old and
highly respectable firM in Nashville, Tenn., states :
" That the. Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood Nap
tlia gives universal satisfaction,"—more so than any
medicine they have ever sold.
Read the following (trim Dr. YOung.the eminent oculisi:
/ • Pintinetents, Jan. IPth, 1847.
Messrs. .•fitineit 4- Dickson :—Gentlemen
recommended nil my practice. and Used in my own fa
mily, Thoropson's:Compound Syrup of Tar and Wood
Na ptlia, I have no hesitation in saying that it is the best
preparation of the kind in use, and persons suffering
from colds, coughs, affections Of the t hroat, breast, Ste.,
-so prevalent at this season of the . year, cannot use any
medicine-that will allay a cough or consumption sooner
thin Thompson's Compeund Syrup of Tar and Wood
Napnia. Wsi. iYocuo. M. D., 152, Spruce street.
Read also the following from a man who will, at any
time, corroberate: its statements. •
MOST 'WONDERFUL CURE!
PHILADELPIIIjt, Dec. 4th, 1846.
Penetrated witha deep sense of gratitude for the be
nefit experienced by the useof Thompson's Compouud
Syrup of Tar, and, 'hat others, who; like me, have lan
guished through years oftffliction and suffering, with
out being able to find a remedy, may know where it can
be obtained, I voluntarily make the following statement:
About 4 years Mace, after being affected with a violent
cold it left me a troablesome and severe cough. Whilst
the cough continued. which ,vas, with scarcely any in
termission, during this long period, language fails to tell
what I have suffered from debility, pains in the breast
and side, night sweats,difficult expectoration, oppressed
breathing, and, in fact, all those symptoms which mark
a severe pulmonary affection. The relief occasionally
obtained by the dischargeof the matter which obstruct
ed the healthy action , of my system, but. increased my
fears, as the purulent manor discharged was frequently
streaked with blood.
. During this time I was under the treatment of several
physicians, and took , many of those preparations re
commended as servicable in the cases of others, .but
without relief; and 1, at length, concluded that a cure,
in my case, was hopeless. Bin how agreeably changed
is now my opinion I have used, for about threenveeks.
Thompson's Compound Syrup oT Tar. By the use of
One bottle my rough has been relieved and my system
reinvigorated, and by continuing its use up to this time.
I am satisfied that my complaint is entirely removed and
eradicated. 11.; KkAnn EY, 24? . ., S. Seventb,street.
Prepared only by Angney 4r Dickson,
,(successors of
S. P. Thompson,) at the N. E: corner of Fifth and
Spruce streets,
Philadelphia.
Sold in - - Pot tsville by — 4 - 131. BROWN, and B.
FALLS, Mineraville. ' •
Price 50 cents,or 01 pet bottle ; or 02 50. and 115 for
six bottles. Beware of imitations :11
ieJuly 17, 1847
HATS, CAPS, ,LADIES' MUFFS', BOAS, ez,C:
To Merchants, Matters, & others.
GARDEN & ,B OWN, . i •
may AND CAP w•annouss AND MANUFACTORY,
. . No. 196, Marks St., ' ..1.
SECOND DOOR BELOW SIX .11, PHILADA.,
RESPECTFULLY solicit alien- ~,,, ,
lion to their large and complete ' 4 '
.
- stock of HATS and ceps, triiiiiu• ,
' • &cured under their immediate direction
and superintendence, with ell the advanta
ges,l
ofmodem improvements to enable them to combine
the important qualities' of durabilit4 taste, and beauty
of finish with extreme cheapness of price. ! ,
An Immense and beautitni assortment,;* i
of all varieties aid prices of Beajver, lIA.TS.
Brusb,Silk, Moleskin, Russia. Caes ere,
1'
Wool, Sporting, and Asidand Hats,
Also, a gen4ral sasortment of eve !va
riety of Caps, Otter,Fur Seal, Hair ell, CAPS;
I,Q
Muskrat, Plain and Fancy Cloth every MUFF Et,
Style, red,black, and brown Mohair Acat- BOAS, &c;
ette, Glazed, Oiled Silk.and Fur Caps. ' . .1, . .
Ladies' Malik, Boas, &c., at the very lowest prices. - j
Buyers by the dozen or less, are Invited to call and
see if it is not to their Intermit to deal With us.l i
Particular attention paid to the packing of hats, ice.
cab paid for Muskrat and Shipping has.
_.'
• • . GARDEN Ord BROWN,
?i,o,Pl6,Maiket street, belewMixth street. i
Madelphlit, July 17,16!4. • ' 1 ..... Iliy-isa ,
WAREHOUSE OF PRINTS ONLY.
. No. 56 Cedar Sti. Nev, Yink.
EE, -_JUpS9F
(LATE,LEE & JUDSON)
.Occupy His spaclos FIVE STORY WAREHOUSE,
N0..56 Cedar Street.- 1 4he whole of which id devoted to
the exhibiton and sale of the single article of PRINT-,
ED CALICOES. Their present stool consists of near
ly ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, embracing some
THOUSANDS of different patterns and colorings, and
comprising everything. desirable in the line, FoIIEIGN
and DOMESTIC. .
All of 'which are offered formic., for cash, or.satisatc
tory credit, nt the lowest prices, by 'the PIECE OR
PACKAGE. • , -; .
. New styles are received almost every day, and
''t4" them are gat up for our own sales, and not to be
folind elsewhere.
HE
Printed lists of prices, corrected from day to day,
with every variation in the market, are placed in the
hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some Idea of che . ex
tent and . variety of our assortment, 'when we state,
that.the value of con.usual stock of Miming. Awricxr,
is at least twice the value of the -entire stock of dry
goods tinning kept by our largest. wholesale Jobbers.
This fact, together with the fact, that our means and
our attention, instead of being divided among a vast.
variety of articles, are devoted wholly to one, Will
render the advantages which we can otTer to dealers
perfectly obirious and it shall be-our care that 'none
who visit our establishment shall 'meet with any dis
appointment.
Our assortment is complete at all seasons of the year.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE.'
P. S.—B. F. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lard do
Lees,e and late senior partner in the original firm of Lee
& _Brenner from which connexion he withdrew some
time ago,l' has resumed business in connection with
Messrs. 1.:eel& Judson.under the firm of LEE, JUDSON
& I.EE, and he ventures to' 11.9811 Te his tliends and the
public, thin the new firm will maintain the Fame pre
eminence; in this branch of the trade, which former
ly distinguished the other ,wo houses to which he be
longed.
New York, July 10, 1847.
CHEAP. CASH STORE,
.1N MARKET 'STREET.
MBE subscriber has Just received and is now open
ing.l at the New Cheap Cash Store in Market St.,
second door above SeCondatreet, 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 Cashmere • do,
Merino , , , do,
Elegant Lawns and Bareges,
Dress Silks, &c., •
•
• Elegant Mous. de Laincs,
Linen Cambric Handkerchiefs, • •
Silk and Common Hosiery,
Ribbons, Laces. &c.. ,
A large assortment of White Goods.
DRY GOODS of almost every description,
GROCERIES. archorce assortment. _ . .
Men attached io the above establfshinenf isVNEW
4. FASHIONABLE TAILORING , ESTABLISHM ENT,
under the superintendence of Mr. Jgenu Nc4iara4,
where also can be found a large stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
And Clnths,Cassimeres, Yestings, &L.., Of the best cfnal
ity which will be made up in the most fashionable and
arable manner, warranted to fit, at short notice. The
Philadelphia. New York, and Paris quarterly fashions
can alwayibe seen at the Store. '
I Ladies and Gentlemen will find at to their interest to
give him a call, feeling confidant that he can supply
themlvith all kinds of goods atleast 10 per cent. chea.p
er than they can be purchased nt any other establish
ment:in Pottsville, as he sells for cash only.
ROBERT TURNER,
9-tf
Feb 27, 107
C.M3AI.
DR. G. W. KNOBErsi
PEIV'S'ICIAIsI AND SURGEON, , , 1
DES P ECTFULLY annnu n ce to tho citizensa Parts-
It vine and vicinity, that he has located himself - in
this place for the purpose• of pursuing the mactice of
his profession.
His office will be in the' room forme, ly occupied by
E. N. Carvalho, as a Book store, in Market street,
above Centre.' -
He can be consulted at Itempton'ri Drug store in Port
Carbon, every ntbrning between the, hours of 10 and
12 o'clock.
AEFERENCES:—John G. Brown and Andrew - Rua
eel, Pottsville.
April 10.11317
LAMPS ! LAMPS !!
Girandoles, Hall Lanterns, &c.
'TUST opened a' fresh supply of Cornelibs• celebrated
el Lard and Lard Oil Lamps, embracing-a variety of.
new patterns. -Also beautiful Lamp-Shades, Gilt and
Silvered Giraridoles for Mantles, full and half setts, cut
and plain Globes, large andsmall lamp Wicks, &e., and
for sale at less than city prices at
Stationer's Hall.
CARVALHO having disposed of his stock to
"
L. Benjamin Barman, the busineto,will, in future, be
conducted in his name. The establishment is now re
plenished with a large and well.asiorted stork of hooks,
stationery, and fancy articles, which, from his increa
sed facilities, will be sold at the. lowest cash prices,
wholesal, or retail, consisting in part of
Blank Books of every description ;
School Books; a full assortment;
Law Books, Reports. Forms, &c. ;
A choice collection ofstandard works ;
All the cheap publications as they are issued ;
Prints and Picture Frames; Engravings, &c.
Letter, Foolscap, Note, and Wrapping Paper;
Bristol Board, Drawing and Drafting River ;
Blasting Paper, White and Blue Pastelloaid ;
Lawyer's .and Justice's Blanks and Forms ;
Quills, Steel Pens, Seating Wax, Pencils, Razors;
Razor Strops. Brushes, Soaps, &c.;
Plain and Engraved Visiting Cards;
Wafers, Stamps. India Rubber; Envelopes;
Violin Strings, Backgammon Boards, Dice,
Playing Cards, I'en Knives, Motto Seals;
Black, Blue, and Red inks, Sand &c.;
all and Screen l'aper 'by the piece or yard ;
Juvenile Games, Foy Books, arid Primers ;
Fettlimery. Soaps, Hair Brushes, Combs, &c:
B. HANNAN Corner Market & Centre streets.
,July 2:1 30—
History of the Popes.
THE public and private history of thefopes of Rome,
from the earliest period to the present time, inclu
ding the hiatbry of Saints, Martyrs, Fathers' of the
Church, Religious Orders, Cardinals,,,„ Inquisitions.
Scistits, and the .Great Reformers: by Louis Marie 'de
Cormenin. Illustrated edition, $5; plain-edition;B3.
" We consider it a valuable work—a work for our
times and country—and commend it to the favor of the
public."—Christian Observer.
"It is, on the whole, a work well calculated to create
a ti:tep interest in the public mind, and must obtain a
wide circulation."—//ant's Merchant's Masa:ins.
Jail received •nd for sale 'at '
July 31-311 HANNAN'S Cheap Book Store.
Port Cti ton & Tamaqua. R. R.
vial fpnat
1 44 J 4 -1 -
rOE entire road from Por ' t. Clinton` to, Tamaqup ha
il
,ving been renewed with heavy iron rails andigood
substantial bridges, with all other improvements adapt
ed to the use of Locomotive engines, and the regular
business of the mad being now resumed; a passgnger
train will, on and after Tuesday,the 13th lust., leave Ta
maqua daily, (Sundays excepted) at 7 o'clock, A.lll.,and
arrive at Port Clintdn, in time to connect with the down
ward train from ;Pottsville to Philadelphia. Returning,
will leave Port Clinton on the arrival of the Philadel
phia ears, and reach Tamaqua for dinner. A freigh
train With merchandize will also leave daily.
WM. WALLACE 'Treas. & Sec'try
!, tittle Schuylkill Navigation R. R. & Coal
Philadelphia, July 10, 1847 •
• .LEATHER.
New and Cheap Leather S e,,
IN rear of Rogers, Sinnickson & Co's. nor, ne ar
tIM Corner of Centre and Mahanningo streets, Potts
!The subscriber has opened and intends keeping
a geaeral assortment of all kinds of Leather,quch as
Red,nird Oak tanned sole leather, upper leather', Calf
skins, slaughterand : spantsh Kip-skins, of his o n fin
ishing and of'the very best quality, which he ill sell
cheap forcash.
Cashpaid for slaughter hides, calf and ghee skins,
or taken m exchange for leather. Slaughter Miles ex
changed for leather in the rough.
SAIIIIIEL WILLI/Ms.
Pottiyille, July 3, 1847. 27--3mo*
learn th
, aks t
, rre
coy
ABOY from 16 to 17 yews of age to learn th Drug
and Apothecary busineas--one who speaks t e ner
man and English Languages would bp preferre The
most satisfactory references will be requiredlot char
acter and honesty., Apply to
JOAN Gt BROWN,
'Apothecary, Centre et. Potts title.
Pottsville, July 10th. 1847. 2.3—tf
Notice
IhOreby gli en that an appplicalion will be rde to
the neat Legislature , for a Bank to be locate in the
borough of Minersville, Schuylkill County, to b called
the Mechanics Bank of Schuylkill County, with a
capitallof One hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars,
and the privilege of Increasing it to Two lihndred
Thousand Dollars. Sigried
SAMUEL KAUFFMAN, MICHAEL WEAVER,
• ABRAHAM TROUT, . SAMUEL HEILNER,
, I JAMES 8. , FALLS, JONAS BAST.
Millersville-, July 3, 1847. . 27 6mo
STEEL BEADS, PURSE TWIST, STEEI BAG
CLASPS .ITHOLR.S.ALE AND BETA • .
. 'OLIVER & 1110L4N,
N ,
O. 17 p , CHESNUT STREET, it.pcovr. SE NTH,
r ' PHILADELPHIA,
H AVE just openeiha fresh assortment of Stee' Beads
of all sizes; Plain and Shaded Purse Twist on spools in .ticks ; Plain and Cut Bag Clasps; double ha ins;
Zephyr Patterns; Embroidery and Triniming Chenille;
linittin,,v Pins
,; Cmtchett Needles ; Embroideries ;
Crotchett *Bags, new styles; Pearl, Vraxes and ,Emo
rks i Berlin Iron Combs; Steel Purse Binged; Steel
Tasseli for Purses and Bags; Bag Rings, and la great
variety of fancy and staple trimmings, which they will
sell ch ap for cash at the Thread and Needle stqre, No.
178. Ch *nut street," Philadelphia. ' . , ' :.'
Ph i lada., Aug. 7. 18471 . • 3m
EMI
New-Iron -and Steel , Stor • .
rrink subscribers, implwters and dealers in foreign and
JL American iron, beg leave to call the atteption_oL
purchasers of IRON and STEEL, to the new MutOrt meta
of Swede, Norwegian,) Relined, Cable, and Common
Engliih hen, which they z now have and are constantly
receiving fh3lll Europe direct. , Also, American - iron,
consisting of Hoop, Band, Scroll, &e. EnglishAussla,
and American Sheet iron; Small Round atidl3quare
Iron, - from 3-13ths and upwards; Boller and Fipe Iron.
Horse Shoe and Nall.Rods, Axle Iron, variouti sizes;
Locomotive Tire and Railroad Iron ; Angie Trott, Half
round Iron, &e. - Spring and Blistered Steel, Soria the
best stamps of Swede iron ; Cast and Shear Steel, &c.,
all of which they offer at the lowest rates, for cattle, or at
six months for approved reference, end to which they
invite the attention of purchasers before rep/et:irking
,their stocks.
Also, Pig and Bloom Iron received on coition, on
which advances will he made. '
EARPB & BRlNrolron and Steel Merch nti,
. Urt, Mirth Water Shi and 58, North 1.
Menus, Philid lonia.
PbUadf ipkla .
Jitly 11 ' 11}+.1?
t
EOM
WANTED.
AS A FURTHER' EVIDENCE
rfHAT the principle of curing disease by eleaitsint
A. and purifying. the body.is strictly in ac:ordance
with the laws which mivern the animal economy and
if properly carried out by the use of ' -
WRIGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
'Will certainly result in the complete abolition of dis
ease; we offer the following testimonials, from per
sons of the higheit respectihility in New York, who
have recently keen cured of the most obstinate com-'
elands, solely by the use of Wright's Indian Vegetable
Pills of the North American College of Health. •
CERTIFICATES 01' CURES.• •
From Jamaica, Long Island.
Doctor William Wright :—.Dear Sir,—li is with great
satisfaction thati inform you of my having been en
tirely cnred'Of dyspepsia of five years' standing, by the
use of :Tour Indian Vegetable Pills, •
Previous to meeting with your celebrated medicine,
had been under the care of several physicians, and
had tried various medicines, but all to no effect. After
using one 25 cent box of your pills, however, I expe
rienced so touch benefit, that I resolved to persevere in
the use of them, according to directions, which I am
happy to state , has resulted in perlect cure'. in grati
tude to you for the great benefit I - hare received, and
also in the hope that others similarly afflicted may : be,
;induced to make a trial ofyour extraordinary medicine,
I send you this statement, with full liberty to publish
the name if you think prokr. Yours, rice..
• • G. C. BLACK
From
. Neee York City. • • •
Dr. Wm. Wright:—Dear bir:—At your recommen.
dation, looms time since made trial of Wright's Indian
Vegetable Pills, of the North American College of
Jlealth, and can conscientionsly assert that for PURI:
FYING TOE BLOOD AND RENOVATING THE SYS
TEM,I have received more benefit from their use that
from any other medicine it has, heretofore, been nie
good fortune to fniiet with.
I am, dearjir, with many thanyour obliged
friend, , CHARLES M. TATE
No. 60, Hammersley street, New York.
•From Wartcarsing, N. F. •
• Dear Sir:-1 have been afflicted for several years
wills inward weakness and generali'debility, accompa
mitid at times with pain in the side, arid other distress
ing complaints'. Alter having tried various medicinei
%without effetit, I was persuaded hya. friend lo make
trial of,Dr. Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills,' whichl
am haliPy to Mate have relieved me in a most wonder
ful manner. I have used the medicine as, yet but a
short time, and have no doubt, by a perseverence in
the use of the niedicine.aCcording to directions, that I
'shall, in a short time, be perfectly restored.
I mo=t willingly•recomMend said pills to all persons
siniilarly afflicted, and in;the full belief that the same
beneficial results will follow their use:.
I remain yours iincarely:', •
• • lIENRY'A.TOOTE:
WARAVAII94IO. Ulster C0.,-New, York.
From laiereneerille, Monroe Co., Arkansas.
Dr. Wm. Wright :—Dear Sir:—linving become at
quainted with your most excellent pills, (viz. INDIAN
VEGETABLE) by experienee. 1 take-the liberty,to
write you.on the present occasion by way of suggest
ing the prppriety of being consfituted:agentsfer this
state to dispose of them.
lit'lB4l, 1 was prostrated with the congestive fever,
in East Florida, and often have been ill with the first
'attack and a severe relaps, I was necessiated torepair
to New - York for the rehovery of my health, being
'much debilitated. ttried different physicians, and as
many medicines, but all to no purpose: I found my
liver much affected, and' dispepsia setting in with its,'
worst form. I begatt.to think my case was hopeless.,
I concluded to resort to travelling. Acrordingly,l left
the city of Albany, N. for Cincinnati, Ohio.. On my
way through New York Mate I chanced lo row atross
one of your agents at Newark, on the, Erie Canal: I
'read one of yotir advertisements, purchased A box, of
pills, and to toy utter astonishment fund myself par
tially recovered ; on my arrival at Buffalo, I purchased
some of your Agent there'; at Cleveland,Ohio,, visited,
your agent, the dry goods metchant - Talked
and took several boNe,v ; I soon found myself a well
man, and concluded to return to my profession, namely;
a Travelling Methodist Preacher. '
, Your obedient - servant,.-: . W. B. BOUCE.
. This is to certify that I found great relief in the use
of one box of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, in .the
rase Ora severe pain in the had of a toile standing.
THOMAS SMOOT,
Stro*R GROTE, Fairfield Co., O. Nov. 19, 1848.
The following highly respectable storekeepers, have
been appointed Agents for the sale of WRIGHT'S IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS, in Schuylkill County :
THOMAS D. BEATTY, Pottsville'. ". .
'Medlar & Bickel, Orwigsburg. . .
A...lleeliner*Son. Port Carbon..
' Detvalil. Poll' & Co.:lllcKeansburg:
Geo. D. Drey, Toscarlira.. • • - .
Henry Koch & Son, Middleport: 1 -
' Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua.' . ,
E. &OC. Hammer, Orwigsburg.
Wheeler& 51,11er, Pine grove. • . , ,
Aaron Mattis, Lower Mahantango:
Jonas Kauffman, Llewellyn. . •
Jacob Kauffman, Mahantanger. -
John Weis!, Klingcrston e
Gabriel Ilerb,•Zimmernmntowit. '' - • .
C' B De Forest, West Branch. . •
C. B. De Forest, Minetsville. ..
Jonathan Cockhill, Llewellyn.: - . ~
George Dreibelbis, East Brunswick.
5, Hart lc C0.,-New Philadelphia.
Levan & Kauffritan, Schuylkill Haven. -
M. &J. J)recher, East 'Brunswick. . ~ .
Jonas Robinholds, Port Clinton.
..Reffsnytler &' Brother, New Castle. ' • _ •
Daniel Weist, Lower Mahantange.
D. E. Reedy, Lower Mahuntongw. , •
Sainiel Boyer, Port Clinton. .
' Henry Eckel, Tremont, ' - . ' '
Wm.• Price. St. Clair. . • .
Boyer & Werriert, McKeansbnrg. .. . .
'Benj. Heffner. Minersville...t, ' • '
W. If. Barlow, New. .Philadblphia, - , •
ar Officesfievoted exclusively to the'sale of Wright's
Indian Vegetable Pills, of the 'North American Col
lege of Health, N 0.268, Greenwich street, New York ;
No: 199 Tremont street, Boston—and prinMpal office
No 169 Race street, Philadelphia. • . .
'Maw I. 1817, Z . .
' 18-
HANCE'St SARSAPARILLA:
OR BLOOD PILLS.
IVHAT IS THAT PRINCIPLE WHICH ivEcALL
THE BLOOD ?
MlTEblood is that principle by which the whole sys
-1 tern is regulated.' 'fherefore if the blood becomes
impure, a general derangement of the system must en
sue • and give rise to Coughs, Colds, influenza, Dys
pepsia, Dropsy, Headache, Fullness of Blood, Bilious,
Typhoid, and Typhus Fevers of all kinds, Indigestion,
%Veaknes,s of Stomach, Rheumatism and Rheumatic
Affection, Nervous Affections, Liver Complaint,.Asth
ma, Pleurisy, Inflammation of the Lungs, Low Spirits,
Fits, Measels, SmalfTox, Whooping Couth,Croup,Sore
Eyes, Inward Weakness, Worms, Quinzy, Bronchitis.
Cholic, Dysentery, Gravel; Salt Rheum, Deafness and
other affections rd the ear; St. Anthony's Fire, Scorfn
la or King's Evil, Ulcers,White Swellings, Tumors,
Biles, Suppressed Montily;discharges, ad Female
Complaints in general, Eruptions of the Skin, Habitual,
Costiveness, and all diseases depending on a disorder
ed and diseased store of the blood, or a suspedsi o n 'of
the healthy secretions,: '.•
Therefore on the first appearance of any of these
symptoms, HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR 'BLOOD
PILLS, should he procured, and used according to Me
directions. Price 25 cents per box. of 50 Pills, or Aye
for one dollar. '
FURTHER ; PROOFS' • OF THE EFFICACY OF
HANCE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF •
HOARHOUNDINRELIEP
• IX°. AFFLICT
• • ED MAN! '
Mr. George T. Warrington, residing in York Street,
Federal Bill, Baltimore, was attacked with a violent
cough and sore throat, after trying many remedies,
was induced by a friend to use liance's Compound
Syrup of,floarhound, and before using one bottle was,
entirely cured.'
•
ANOTHER YET MORE ASTONISHING
Mis: Henrietta Merrick, residing.in Monument street
between Canal and Eden streets, was attacked.with a
very severe cough and pain in the breast, which was
so intense that it extended to the shoulders, She was
afflicted also with a pain in the side.
After hying many remedies, she was persuaded by a
frtenkto use lance's Compoimd Syrup of Horehound,
and, after using three doses, she experienced great re
lief, and before she bad finished the bottle,.wasentirely
cured. •
,Price 50 cents per bottle, or 6 bottles for 82 50:.
:For sale by SETH S. HANCE, corner of Charlesand
Pratt streets, and 108 Baltimore street and by the
following Agents : 3 '
JOHN FLOOD, Pottsville f'E. &-E. HAMMER, Or
wigsburg. ; GEO. REIFSNYDER & BROTHER. New
Castle ; AVM. PRICE, St. Clair ;_SAML. KEMPTON
and HEILNER, STRAUS, & 'Co., Port Carbon; OLI
VER &.MARS, Five Points; C. W. D.AUNENHAU
ER.XdfirAna ; J. B. FALLS, Miuersville.
THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE. ANNU
ITY & TRUST CO., OF PHILADA. "
OFFICE 159, CHESNUT ST.
VrtiHE Insurance Gn Lives,grant Annuities and En
dowments, and receive and execute trusts.
. Rate: for insuring sloo'on a single life.
Age For 1 year, Fort yearn. For Life
annually. annually
20 0 91 . 005 177
30 -. 1 34
40 1 69
1 96, 2 09
60 435 4-91 700
,EXANTLE :—A person ag ed 30 years next birth-day,
by paying the Company s l 31, would secure to his fa
mily or heirs $100; should he die in one yea) ; or for
-$l3 10 he secureSto them $1001); or for $l3 60-annu
ally for 7 years ;he secures,to them 1000 should he
die In 7 years;-or fors23 60 paid anniusliy, during
life he provides for them 1006 whenever he dies;
for . 86550 they Would receive -$5OOO should he die in
one year.
Jsaueov - 20, 1845.
THE Managers'of this Company, at a meetingiheld
on the 27th' December ult., agreeably to- the design:
referred in the original prospectus or circular of the
Company, appropriated a Bonus or addition to all pUll
-cies for the whole of life, 'remaining in force. that
were issued prior to the Ist of January, 1842. ' Those
of them therefore which weteissued in the year 1836,
will be entitled to 10 per cent upon - the sum insured,
making an addition of $lOO on every $lOOO. That is
*Ho, will be paid when the policy becomes a claim
instead of the $lOOO originally insured. Those policies
that were issued in 1837 will be entitled to 84 per cent,
or
44 57 50 on every 31000. And those Issued in 1838,
wilt be entitled to. 74 per cent, or $75 on every 100,
andfdp ratable proportions on ail said policiei issued
prior to tato!' January,lB42. - • •
The Bonus will be credited to each polocyon the
books endorsed on presentation at the Office.
It,is the design of the Compsay, to continue to make
addition or bonus to the policies for life at stated
periods,
D. W. 11.1CHATI.DS, President.
JOHN F. J•l4£3, Actuary.
One substriber has been appointed. Agent for the
abovelnstitution, and is prepared effect Insurances on
lives, at the published rates, and give any information
desired on the subject, on application at this office.
, - - BENJASIIN BANNAN.
- rottsville Feb. 9th.s—
- TO Milliners.
lIIST reteived by J. Morgau from the mannfacturent,
tJ several caies.of bonnets. consisting of China Pearl,
Rough and Ready, Paris Coburg. Verona,Nerona Pearl,
Neopolitab Lace, Fancy Lace, Rutland Pearl,' French
Lace. Coburg, and a variety.of other styles, all of which
will be sold wholesale, athianufacturers! prices.
May,29, 184 IV . • '
f"anitcrs' Elcpartment.
iirASHINGTO?i AS • A FA RNIER. -I, Gen. '
Waithiflcot has recently been pladed before his'
•
countrytheii di a farmer—a vocation to which ho
was much attached, and of which be had alprac-
tical knowledge not generally appreciated.' We
may learn from. hint that the highest civil and s:
military virtues. sae not - inconsistent with the
most common and useful duties of life. Wash-.
ington's devotion to his farming interests, is lillus- ' :
Crated by an extract from-one of his letters to Sir
John Sinclair. - The letter is dated Philadelphia,
July 20, 1794, in which, offer stating that b un-,
wearied,care of his flock of sheep•numbering Eks. ,
tweeti 700 and 800, at the shearing of 1759 the -
fleece yielded me the average quantity of Si- lbs.'
of wool," he says: "In this fame year, 1' Was
again called from home, end have sot hadlt in
my power since to pay any attentionjo my t i:arna .
=the consequence of which' is, that my eh i p at
the last shearing yielded me not more than ,n
pounds.". This differencb of yield shows lwhat
must have been his devotion'to rural pursuits.—
His system of farming was the ' most perfect :th '
use at that day; and it moo be dilated whethet
any farther of the present day carries on hie\ agri
cultural pursuits according to a better systeto.—;
He, remarks, writing to Arthur Young, thail his
fields were all arranged fora . rotation of crops
from 1787 to 1795. • He frequently brought the
subject of AgricUlture before Congriss in bi 5 6 1 ,78-•
sages. In a letter of the flih of March , 177 , ho'
says: "1 am i very sorry to add that nothing find
in Congress has beeri 4 ilcided respec7g , th e'in , ",
sti.:ution of a National fl - oard of Agri ultarle,lV '
„commended by me of the opening of the session." '
'ln another he eays ;'••,I know of no pursuit. il
which more real and important service can be rent ,
dered to any country, than by improvin itsagrir
culture, its breed of useful epithets, nd other
I .
trenches of a husbandman 'a cares." et every
American youth who is not too proud t be use % •
ful, heed the "Illustrious 'runner, of Mo netVi3r.
non." We might cite other passages b t here
all are highly worthy of a' careful reading lit is
hardly necessary tq do so. ..
' '- ,s inaluv-^
HINTS TO FARMERS. — r I. Tomatm_
- very pest
excellent preserves. 2. Toads are the very pest
protection ;of cabbage against lice. 3. Plants,
when - drooping, are revived by a Sew l,in; of
.11
`camphor. 4. Pears generally improve . by 'raft
ing on the mountain ash. 5. Sulphur i slue-
4 g,
ble in pieserving grapes, &c., from insec t 6:
6.-
Lard never spoils in warm weather, if it is cooked
enough in frying out. 7. In' feeding with !corn
60 lbs. ground goes as far as 100 lbs. in hkar- ,
el
nel. 8. Corn meal should nmier
fine. be It injures the richness of it.. 9. a ' grou - id very
nips
m
of ill size :have double the nutricious Matter
el
that large ones bace. - , 10. Ruts Bagals thl only .
root that increases in nutticious qualities s i it in
creases in 'size. 11. Sweet •olive oil is a certain
cure fur the bite of a rattlesnake. Apply tt linter
'natty and_ externally. 12. Rats and other' vermin
are kept away from grain by sprinkling o' garlic
when packing the sheaves. 13. Motiey skilfully
expended; in drying land by draining or tuber
-
wise, will!be returned witlynnPle interest . 14. '
TOCure,soatches on a horse, wash the legs with --
warm soasuds, and then with beef brine! I Two_
applications will cure in the worst case. Ib. i Tim:
her cut in the spring aiid - exposed to the . Weather
with ilie bark on, decays much sooner the& if cut
in the fall. 16. Experiments show apples' t to be
equal to potatoes to impromhogs, and decidedly
preferable for feeding cattle. :17. Wild Onions
may be destroyed by cultivating corn, ploughing
and leaving • the field in its" ploughed sate all
winter. , --
L l t--141r.
Ltincark
irnmoth •
Said to -
Weight
tY•threo S., '
now in ''c
Ibngth,
inches,
Oxman
Which
It, ,
Mies to
16w es
When
tbds.—
A LANCASTER COUNTY STEE
Tobiai Stebman, of Conestoga township,
ter county, Pa., hai now feeding m.
steer, which'he raised from a calf,. and is
be the largest ever'-fed in that county,: his
being.about, 4,000 - pounds. When tWen
hours old ho weighed, 112 pounds, and is
his seventh year'. '' He is 9 feet - 9 inches in
.and, measures around ,the body
_9 feet 8
and is 3 feet egress the haunches. Mr. S
,has also another steer from the same mothe
though now three years' younger, pro
overtop his mammoth brother. He is:
high but not so heady as the mammoth.
28 hours old his calfship weighed 122 po
Well done , Lancaster county.—Ball.
. A NEW MODE OF PREPARING CI
FOR CHURNING.—When cream is be
lected for churning; as soon as the first sk
is put- into the vessel, add at the tato of
pint of vinegar to each gallon , of croam. '
you churn six gallons at a time, and cone!
one gallon per day, put eix half pints - of
in the vessel, at once,. to the first day's
and .so in proportion to any other quantit •
all the vinegar4or the whole churning la:
to the first collected cream. I had this
friend who supplies a large quantity of b
the best . quality to one of the crack sho , .
west end. [Has anybody ever tried thi-
United States o—Gardeners' Chronicle.
'PEACH • PICKLES.—One of tjae m..t deli;
ciOus pickles ever tasted is madelroM ri., Chap
stone Peaches. Take ono gallon of good inept.
and 'add to it four pounds brownVikar . ; . '.Lit this
for a few minutes'and skin uff any scum ttila may
rise; then take Cling-stone Peaches thatlare full
1: :.
ripe, rub them with a fl annel-cloth to Teo ve the
down upon them, and stick three or -fou cloves
in each ; put them into a 'glass or earther vessel.
and pour the liquor upon therAboiling ho, Co
ver them up and let them stand in a cool place
for a , week or ten days, then pour o ff thil liquor:
and boil it as. before; after which, return boil
ing to the peaches, which should be careftilly co-.
vered up and stored away for future use. 1 -
I
• HOW'TG MAKE GOOD TtA..=Bill rain
water and pour upon your 'tea; letting i steep•
from one to -two minutes if you wish to rea ne the
'true taste of the "plant divine." Well,er, or
spring water, in many parts of the cou ntry, ie
strongly impregnated with lime, which actschemi—
cally upon the tea leaf, and greatly deteriorates,
or destroys its fine aromatic.' flavor: In fit. wa
ter, containing lime, or much vegetable m . tter in"
sulution, has more or less e ff ect upon all hide
cookery. Besides it is highly injurious le the'
health of some persons..—.Arn. Agricullu ist.
The T*ge stK'OFlii. Cheapest
o•
4.:...' , • -
• _ STOC
.- GOLD dc SILVER WATCHES
• . IN PIIILA / DELPIIIw, WHOLESALE •NP HEW. L.
CI OLD Levers, full „Jewelled, IS carrel cal . ee 040 - 00. - 1
.VT gold dial,: " .
. Gold Lepines, full Jewelled, 18 curet case,:ll . 1
gold dial, . • .14125 to 30 00
Silver Levers, full Jewelled, '' ~ . .11_ 20 015 ,
Silver Lenin°, Jewelled, 13'00 4
Silver Quartiers watches, splendid quality,
~ 9 00'
Silver imitation Quartiers . , . - :, 5.90 3
Second handed Gold and Silver . watches, at'
• all prices, from .. . . 92, 025 OD"
Gold Pencils, . . . *1 75'0 200 4
Gold Bracelets with topaz and other sets• 3 50'
Pure Silver Tea Spoons . . , 4.50"
Diamond notated Gold Pens, with pencil a
solid silver holders, only . .• . 1 145 "
Gold chains, breast pins, finger rings. ear TIPP, and':
jewelery of every quality-and deicription; at the lowest '
Philadelphia - or New fork prices; Gold and Silver Le. '
ver, 'kepines, and guarder watches, - still much', cheaper
than the above prices. A call will be sufficient to'con
vines purchasers that this Is the place to get good and f
cheap articles. All goods warranted to be What they!'
are sold for. Orders from the country punctually atten--
dui to. Old Gold and Silver bought for cash orlaken in
exclmnze. All - kinds of 'watches repaired, andtvarrant- -
ed to keep correct time. • 1
mlendid. gold hidependen -seconds
I 36
193
2_36
3 20
N. 8.-1 have a splendid. gni Acne's., ..
watch, for timing horses, ate. • Also Gilt and van sed
Watches, for traders' use, and goods of all kinds in my'
line,•at LADOMUEP
Cheap Watch and Jewelery Store r .lid.}4l3},.
Market Street, above Eleventh, Ncfrth side.
. P S.—Please save this advertisement, and will at
4131 Market st., upper side. [Phila., July 17 29-4 m •
CHEAP WATCHES & JEW JaERY..
Full Jewelled Gera Levers for 7 v .
. winniscrtn.
_ JACOB LADOPIi S,
n II
NO. 240, MARKET STREET, had constantly
• 4= 4 ~n hand a large a .ssortment of Gold and Silver -
Watches, at the followinglow pike s:— Full Jewelled Gold Levers, .' . . 4140 0 , 6 , , •
Pull Jewelled Silver Levers '- . . ; • - 23 c i f ) "
Gold Lepines; fall Jewelled, ~ ..• 41. . 30 OS,".
Silver Lepines e . . , ,c t . . 15 00% . •
• Silver Quartiers,. . . .
_4 1110 to / 0 00 , t
With a large,assortment of FINE JEWELERY, Mich
as earrings, finger rings, breast pins, bracelets, gold' and
silver pencils, gold chains, lee. ' Re has on hand a corn,.,
plete assortment of Lunette, Patent, andl Plain watch .
glasses, main ape ins, verges, dials, and hiradv. of every .
description ; and, in fact, a complete aksortment of ,
Watchmakers' tools and Watch materials, to which he
would call the attention of the country trade in general. '
Those wishing anything In the, above Ilneortobld •
find it to their advantage to - call and examine his stock ' •
before purchasing elsewhere. N 0.210, slARKETstreet, r .
below Eigtith;trbiladelphla. IShils., Ji11y..17 11 07'
II
EAMI
6ittg
imming,
half a.
'9l , Pcoe
t only
• 'tutu,
cream;
Let
it added ,
Item a
tter, of
Ist filo
lir: the