mk
The Coal Trade for . 18411
The quantity eat this week by Rail road, is 31,669 19;
by Canal, 6,503 .144'.;. total, for the week, 37,573 16 tons;
total by Rail Tafd '1050,134 02 ; do. by Canal
175,690 00 lona.
Boats are very scarce, and on Thursday; We were in
or tried, there was not a single onoo load. Freights
- have 'advanced to 65 cents to Philadelphia, and to New
York 82 00 per lon. .
. •
OFFICE OF: TUE PHILA. AND 'READING RAI L
ROAD COMPANY.
Philadelphia, Sept. 27, 1617.
Notice is hel•eby given that on and after the first'day
of October unit, the rates of freight and toll on coal
sransported by the company will be as follows;
To From Mt. Carbon. Sch. Haven. P. Clinton.
Richmond, 1 $ 70 - 01 60 $1 40
Philadelphia, 6O . 150 • 1 35
'lnclined Plane,' 50 1 40 .1 20
Meetown, , 50 • 190 1 20
'Germantown IL ILD'ad, 50' 140 120
Falls of Schuylkill, • 35 125 110
Manayunk, 25 • 1 15 1 05
Conshehocken & Ply- (1 is . 1 15 100
mouth Rail Road. .1
Turn out 1 mile below illO • 1/0
100
Norristown.,
•Norristownor Bridg9- • 0
Im llO • 1 On
port, ' 5
- rim Kennedy. • l.lO - 110 100
Valley Forge, 1 10 1 10 . 1 00
Phrenixville, 1 05 , 1 05 95
fßoyer'n Ford, r.OO • 100 90
Pottstown. - . 1 (6) 1 00 00
'Douglassville, • 100 100 90
Bautnstown, 96 . 95 • 65
,
Reading, tin 90 60
.
Between Reading and 1 62 . 6 2 •
Mohrsville, . • $
Molusville, _ 70
'llrunburg, , ..;. • :50
.orwigsburg, 1 90 '
loy orderof the Board of Managers. •
vOct2 40] . • S. BRADFORD, Secretary.
.Freights to Eastern ports remain - Atte same ae last
week. Our corregpondent quotes as follow„
To New York • _
To Newark,
To Providence,
To Fall 'liver,
To N6V Bedford,
To Salem,
To Portamontli, pi . . 11.,
To Portland, MC.,
To Boston,
To New_ Ilovem,
'To Hartford, .
To Troy,
ENZEI
=
To Washingthu, ,
The rates front/fries! re 021 ets. store
PRICES qe COAI. 110 •It b.
White Ash . Lump
Nut do ,
Broken, Egg. and Stove
Red Agl Lump, , •
Prepared,„
Lehigh I.11m11,• 4 00
•
Prepared, , . 4 „.•
` 4 12
•
Pent for the week ending ou Thursday Evening hest:-.!.
• RAIL ROM). • CANAL.
WEEK. TOTAL, • WEEK. TOTAL
P, Carbon; 9,38'2 13 305,000 13 1 5, ~_,..
~- , ,„ ,058 08
Pottsville, .4,933 11, 170,501 12 j -.,
B. Raven, 12,015 Ol e 440 021,09 1,427 07 30.023 07
I'. Clinton, 3,035 13 73,305 05 00 00 1,106 05
31,009 18 1,080,131 02 0,503 IS 175,5410 (Si
,175,590 (00
Total H.R.& Canal 1.255,721 02
nATn.S OF, TOLL AND TRANSPORTATION ON RAIL ROAD,
From Mt. Carl.oo. *ch. Haven Pt Clinton
To Philadelphia, lII ' AISO *l 50 *I 35 •
To Richmond 1 70 1 GO ' I 40
.. • RATES OF TOLL ry C4ti AL,
FrOM Mt. Carbon-.r•:. Haven.' P. Clinton
To Philadel9iii9, 74 CIS. 70 CIS: Sl CIS.
FILEIfiIITH BY CANAL.
_
TO Philadelphia, $0 S 5 To New York.
. _
LEHIGH COIL TIRDE
For the week ending clet. 2, 101 -
• .1N et: .
Surrunit. Mine_ 5,161 14
. Rhunic Run 4,024 10
Beaver Meadow 2. •"Q 65
Summit • 034 19
Hazleton 1,707 16
Ilnekrnountoin Co. 1,55) 09
Wyoming 27d 16
it) Sail (1..
LACKAWAN.A COAL TRADE.
Tlv! quantity'of Coal sent to Market, for the mret.k co
ding Sept. '25. 1341 k?
,\ SO,ItS,
Total 1,1,,r [lie ewiqon
WlLlicsaAititE COAL TRADE
The fellewiae is the quantity of Coal s••ut through ttu
.ereigh hick at !Surly ick, to Aug. 1, Isl 7.
110,007 00 TOII
IgNIES S. CA111P011.1„ Collvetor. •
PIN EGROVIt COAL, TRADE. •
teinooot of roil troe, o orted aol the union Canal Rail
Ruad; fur The week ending Sept. 30..
Tone. I'. Net. gm
• ' 1,791 06 ,L
Per lan report 52,310 03 '1
61.101 02 2 "
V. L. CONRAD, Collector
- SW...TARA RAIL. ROAD.
Amount trittisported on Swatara Rail Road front 16th
to 30111 'et).; (inclusive.) .
• T.ns. E'. wt. qrs.
2.43 i 12. 3
• Ter last repOrt. • 30,158 10
32,597 (13 • 0
V. L. CONRAD, Collector
BSA
MILL CREEK. RAIL ROAD
Tiorollowim: Is the amount of coal passed over the
Mill E:eek Rail - Road, for the lasi six days,
7.017 - 04 Tuns,
• 205,5:37 10 • "
Per last report
11'2,001 • "."
GEORGE HADESFY, Collector.
--- rirIII.TYLKILT, • VALLEY 7tA1,1,' ROAD-
Amount ago:A transported over the, Schuylkill Val=
ley Rail Road, lot the week ending on Saturday even
ing last. P. 0•41 01 Tons.
Per last-report 2.53,246 01. "
Total
91.1:317 na "
JF,SSE TURNER, Collector.
itfoITNT cAnnoN &l'ilftt CARBON RAIL ROko .
Antonia of Coal lranbnoronf over the 'Mount Carbon,
4.t.-Port. Carbon Rail Road, for the week ending on Sat-
Total
:tirday evenina last;
Per last report
39!. , .:36 19 "
JESSE TURNER. Collector
Toial
MINE DILL & SCIII/YLKILL 1101;:ei RAILROAD
The• following .is the amount of Coal transported
overthia road up to Wednesday last
14,315 19 Tom
n 459,249 17 "
Per last report
473.595
WILLIAM NEWELL, Collcrtor.
. MOUNT CARBON RAIL ROAD.
Amount of Coal transported ov,er this Road for the
week ending on Thursday evening inst.
0,438 08 Vona
177.62 i 03
Total
Per last report
15.1,01i2 11 "
N . ,' CLEAVER, Collector
Total
New Wine_ and tiquorlStote.
A 'DREW CATHERWOOD, late oc the firm of
..Cl.Andrew C. Craig & Co., having removed to his new
establishment, so. 62., North Second -treet, above Arch
street. west side. has as,ociated with his father,llUGli
CATIIERWOOD, (of the old thorn of Catherwood &
craig,)under the name of 11. Critherwood & Son, for •
the purpose of carrying nn the wholesole Mac gnd Li
quor business in all Us branches, at the above place,
where he will be pleased to see his friends and former
Patrons.
The stock on hand iv nearly 111 new, and is selected
expressly - for city or country trade. Part of the Bran
dy's were selected in the London docks by himself last
year, and are very superior.'
The prices and terms will be found as row as those
of any other hoftse in the trade.
,CATIIERWOOD.
ANDREW J. CATHERWOOD. pr
41-41 s,
Phila., Oct , ) 47
Landreth's Rural.ReglSter
AND NI.MANAG FOR ISIS.
AY.01,1 , 711F. of 104 closely printed pages. containing an
'almanac ; a farmer's and zarirlener's calender Inc
each month of the ye;lr ; dercriptions of chemical corn
position and analysi;.of illy different kinds of manures
and the application of it ; n full de,icription of the best
fruits for cultivation, with drawings or the same ; dis
eases of cow.% Moots, sheep, &r., and their remedies;
a list of acricultigral- implements. apd thihr prices • the
mode of cultivatink the ditierent kinds !if veget ables,
and all kinds of flowers ; construction of hot houses,
hot beds, &c.; together with a vast amoiint of other in
formation for the farmer and kitchen gardener, and all
for 12} cents single copy, or *1 per dortt,
Every farmer and gardeneran the state Ought to have a
copy. Just published and for - sale wholesale and retail
at BANNAi.V;i
Thing) Bookstrire,
.Pottsville.
. Ks- Merchants in the country would benefit the Cause
&agriculture by purchasing this book and distributing
it among the farmers. The Jai , rate at which it is sold
- ought to secure for It a general.circulation. fOct9 41
• Music Rooks
TINTON Choral Harmony. German and•Enelish.
U Evangelical Musk, by Hickock S. Fleming, patent
- and round notes,
Boston Academy of Church Musk, •
rarmina Sacra. orliloston collection or Church Musie
The SoUthern Church :Melodist, patent notes,
The Methodist.Harmonist,
The Musical Repository, - ,
, The Young Choir, . .
. . •
The Social Lyrist, - ....
-, Just received and for sale wholesale suit retail at very
low ratee at i . HANNAN'S
0ct9.41]! Cheap Wholesale Book store.
-----
Blank Books.
200 QUIRES Meeinto Blank Books, •
300 do • Demi do ' •
MO quires Foolscap Blank Books full and half bound.
500 do Quarto - • •40
- 100 dozen Memorandum Books, assorted,
Embracing the largest and hest assortment of Blank
Hooks ever offered in this part of the state, just received
and for sale at BANN AN'S Hook stnres,which he pledges
himself to sell as IoW, if not lower, wholesale and retail,
r' than's similar quality can he purchased in Philadelphia
Hs has - his stock niatibraetmed expressly for firs own
-Wes. Call 'ITO oce It. - - itict9. 41
•
E. 11. Smithi •
.WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Ihiots, Shoes, Bonnets, caps, Palm leaf flats. 6 " 4,
• 108, Race strret4 White Swan Hatch
Putt.,thEtrut.t. jOal6-427t
. •
, - - No Cure no Pay.
XIR. CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE'DEMEDY.
Warranted to care, or the money returned Tins
Medicine is prepared from an Indian Eeceipt, obtained
from one of them in the far West, at great expense:
Those who have been familiar with the Indians. know
that they cau And do cure Venerial without the knowl
edge of Mercury, Ilsisam; or any thing of the kind.—
TM! afflicted have now an oppottunity of being cured
without the danger of Mercury or the unpleasant taste
of Balsam. This medicine is pleasant to the taste, and
leaves no smell on the breath. :
SCROFULA..—Xesars. kosrand 4. WeiZra :--Gentle-
Ment—For the benefit of the public and those afflicted
as I have been—you are at liberty to uee this testimoni
al as you think proper :
Atter having suffered over a year with several pain
ful ulcers on my right shoulder; which covered a space
of nearly nihe inches in circumference, I was induced
to gall at your office, to see Mr. Isaac Brooks, (with
whcm I,was acquainted) and his cure.being so remat
*kat& as to remove all doubt, I commenced taking the
-same medicine, "Dr. Cullen's Indian Ve,Teluble.Partzt
iect.." I have not used the number of bottles prescribed,
but am pleased to say, I have been entirely cured.
- I will be pleased toffee any one who may think pro
per to , lcall.upon me for further information at my
house, in south Juniper street. a few doors' above
Spruce. MELLEN GRUBB, Stone Mason.
Philadelphia. June 22, ISM
TETTE:l.—Messrs. flimand Se Welton:—Gentlemen:
I cheerfully give you the4i-aticulars of a cure perform
ed on me by your justly relebraieit 'fir. Cullen's Indi
an Permit* Nugent." I had been afflicted with "Tel
ler" about ten years on my body and hands. It was
riteendiugly trqublesnme and annoying, I tried Oint-
Meats but 'without relief. East winter I procured some
of your Panacea: the itching was soon allayed; and I
had taken the medicine but a short time when biles made
their appearance nn different parts.of my body': when
the biles disappeared the Tetter went with them, and I
an now entirely well. I would certainly recommend
the Panacea, to all like afflicted. '
JOHN W. HAZLETON%
70 00
50 40
40 90
MullenhilL Gloucester Co., N. J., April 17th. &SG%
Mr. Hazleton is a highly respectable farmer, and well.
kndwn as a temperance lectiiri , r and moral reformer, to
the people of the lower counties of Not Jersey.
R. & W.
ERYSlPELAS.—Encouraptenent.--For the benefit of
the afflicted. I freely give you a,statement of my condi
tion. before. I commenced with your Dr. Cullen's
Vegetable Panacea. Some four years .ince, my leg
Became swollen, inflamed, and painfdl. The diseasd
was pronnunced "Erysipelas," I resorted 10 the' usual
remedies, but without effect—except in one sane, in
9DO case, in whili I tried a medicine advertised in an
st,mxlssC, which, instead of curing, eat the flesh to the
lone my leg became very trfinblesonle,. and I began to
fear it would result hi something serious. Mr. Thorn
ton, a'nefghhor of mini; was taking your Panacea for
scrofulous Sore leg—and much benefitted. (now well)
and also a lady of my acquaintance. From their rep
resentations I was induced to give you a call, trod your
offer being FO fair, it gave .me confidence in your
eine,. I. commence& its useand in less than' three'
months uns einirely,curedmy leg is perfectly sound,
Wad_ as several Mouths have elapsed,, 0 11 ty . e not the
least fear ',fa relapstl.
I give this testim o nial cheerfully. boring it may in
duce others to make trial of what I believe to be one of
the best inedicine:s ever offered tothe puldic.d,ltwould
give me much pleasure at any time to seeilioSe,who
wish nny further inforinatioti in regard to the Pa n acea,
at my residence, N..-eta, Carpenter street, belweeti . Cth
and Mil sweets. nOtqii side WILLIAM FLEMMING.
FOR THE RENEFITOF TIIF, AFFLICTED.•
.Year Orleans, .111110 13t11,18.17.
Iliorand Talton, Philadelphia :-.-Clentlenteii
yen month.; ago, our child, a boy, then five months old,
was first attacked with a disease which made its appear
ance in the (loin of a sore on his bead, which covered
the entirexcatp and part of the forehead. It u-as s o
i L fiamed us to prevent the possibility oft be little suffer
er getting his rest night or day. ThiS state of things
lasted about two months. and in the meantime- we Mid
advised with several eminent physicians, and 'each pro.:
pounced it different in tits nature hem the others, and
in their turns prescribefffor the disease they pronounced
it to he: 2 -311. however with no effect. Ile was getting
worse every day and was truly ix an alarming miudition.
We had lost all` Mute, when atoll the lot of February,
one of oat neighbor. bought us. a pronnlileC,Tin which
your "De.iCelica's Indian Vegetable Panacea" Was so
highly remonniended, that we could do no. better than
give it a trial. Still we hail hut little faith, but cold&
not hear to POO the little one 'noffei so lunch, while yet
watea medicine nntried. • You play-judge our joy
and happiness when, in the first few doses, we saw a
decided change for the .better. The first bottle healed
thT head, and the sacond made the' cure rmnplrte. The
child iv now in perfect lieahtlt and, has been for some
indnibs past. 'Feeling it a dilly we owe to thrl afflicted,
we give nor permiSsion to use this as you see fit.
•
Yours, respectfully,
• MR.•& MR?. JNO. REPATIT. -
Victory street. Yd doordielow Man,lo,llln.
_ _ _
1 25
175
I t5O
42 00 a 2 121
2.25
• 12; 1
100 • 2 12i
•: 150
, 425
I E.O 1 .
1. 75 ' I
*3 75 a $4 00
•3 53 a 3 871
. '3 tril a 400
4 12. a 425
4 • 410
375 a '3 ti7l
EIEI
TOTA 1.
150,414 ID
107,900 16
,55,011
41.552 lel '>
82.:145 IS •
39,110 10
8,115 03
593.540 19
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mt. titt..LEN-...4 min A N lil'l3(jFlC
I; , Nl , eninir inedteine is a vegetable,
preparation; and fa,r,mriuvisits• Him per's Pill.; in all
rases in which they tire recommended. Hundred of fe
male. tvliwo•••••institittimis have beit.broken down,
havo Men restored to perfect health hp the u'-• of this
invaluable medicine. it is entirely hartille4s in its ope
ration, and may he taken with perfect safety Mont'
time. Wholesale and retail lit: HOW.AND S WAL
TON. Proprietors, ;Cr , . Market street•
• For, •mli• byll„ BANNAN and J. S. C. MAR'I IX.
Pon sville .; .1. 11. FALLS. ENCIIAND
McMAKTN. and J AS:V. I.AMIIBRT, Reading..
()ember If, 47 enw
Van Anibum Si. Co's. Collection
of Wild Animals, • •
‘. ILI, exhibit in Pottsvi ll e on Monday and Tuesday,
r llii . :•2stit and gilth, for two.day , only. flours of
exhibition trom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9, P. M., on Monday, and
on Tue,olay from 10 to 12. A. M., and '2 I.l'. M. - Ad
mission .25 cents, Children under 9 yearli of age, half
The (my:lir:tile will miter the town rum thq Danville
road preceded by thentia% COLOSSAL titAltr(T, oil
s:flirted atter the _model of the Otariiiiirof.the miciont
Roman conqueror 4,) painted and gilded in Dm most nr
upons stylo,rovitainingSliettMis Famous Ayarrican Brass
Band, from New York: . . _
Tons
10 73' 07
;391,009
The ch•triot is drawn by FIGHT BLACK FLEMISH
1101ISES. of proiligions.size and weight! The proces
sion of carriages (containing the animals,) - are all new.
painted. and.gilded in superior style.draWn by DAPPLE
(MEV 111)4SES, (nirchased regardless of expense.)
will pass through thy principal streets•to the sparions
pavilion erected, for the exhilntion of. this collection of
animals. Wheritilie piddle may' have an opportunity of
witnessing the *Willie performance, of Mr. VAN AM
BF UGH, whose dominion over Lions, TigeN,loopards,
&c., has [Peen acknowledged in Enroll.; and Mnetica.
ti For further particulars see Lilts at the principal
hotels. _ .
CC} The 5:1 me exhibition Will be at Ilambure; Oct. `27111
Reading.S.qh. [OctO 41 3[3 C. E. 1.11115T01., Ag't.
Ne.lv Itooks. .
ISS , P o rt i Ldoe'.s Louis XIV and. Court of Prance 2
sollivan's Public 'Men of the Rev.
Headley's Sarred Mountains, illustraltd,
. Poems by Ann , lia, trew edition,
Genes of the 31.1 cm facts, •
....icenes in the lives of the Patitarelts and Prophets, a
splehdid work,
Washington and his Generals. by Headley,
rhiii,,r's Poets of Anierice.
The Garland. The Rose, and The hyacinth, for ISIS,
!rand Hook of Oil Painting . ,
Together with a variety of other valuable works, just
rt-ceivett arta for salt:. at
Oct') 41] lIANN..N'S Cheap Book stores.
DuRSITA NT to no order of, the Orphans' Court 'of
Schuylkill county, the subscriber, administrator of
the estate of And , Itianaci,late of Lower Moliontone.o
township, in the comity of Schuylkill, deceased, will
expose to sale at !While. Venalle, Oft SatUrilliy, the 30th
day of ertither. 1817. at to o'clock in the forenoon, at the
house of 7.bigtel Wiest,
,innlteeper in. the towmiltip of
Lower Mr:lion:one° aforesaid : °
• No. 1 : A certain trayr,plei:e, or parcel of land, situ:l
- in the tow redtip of Lower Nlohontongo aforesaid,
bounded by land; of George Ilarnerjr., Mirhael
Bernard and .1011 n shrope ;' containing, 30 acrei
and 130 perebes..s w
triCt inn cure.
No. A. certain tract; pipet!, or parcel ofland. situa
ted iti the township afore,aid, hounded ny lands late of
the said deceased. Peter Nreenawabl. John Slit ope, :Lod
nas Ariz; containing 37 acres and 15 perLhes. Mtrid
asure.
No. 3: A certain puce or parcel of land, i.ituated in
the township aforesaid, bounded by lands.6f John B.
Otto, John Bower. Pett , r Green:twat/Land others ; con
taining 7 acres and 951,; rches, strict•measured
No. 4: The equal Undivided two-third 'parts!of a cer
tain tract of land, situated in Porter township, in the'
county aforesaid, hounded by lands of late-William
Iloch, Daniel Bain, John Hand. Henry Buehler, and
others ; cantaiiiing 2.51 hcres and 40 perches..
Ni'. 5: The equal undivided moiety or half part o f a
certain tract of land, situated in the township °flipper
Motiontonen,, county aforesaid, Mutinied he lands 'of
George Kehler. Jonas Brositts, Jim B. Otto. Sham
bert, and others; containing 119 acres and 127 perches.
No. 0: , The equal undivided ninicty , or half part of a
certain tract of coal land, situated in the township of
Lower 51ohontongo aforesaid, bounded by lands of Ed
ward Enty, land surveyed to Samuel Hain, situ land
late of Peter Klinger and others:, containing 297 acres
and 92 perches. . •
Late the estate of said deceased'. Attendance will be
given •and the conditions of sale made known at the
time and place of sale by
' PETER KLINGER, Atlm'r,
fly order of the Coon, SAMUEL CUBS, Clerk.
Onvigsburg, Oct° 41-3 t
Fancy artiCles,at Raunans.
y AMES' Card •cases. a tine assortment,
1-4 Writing Desks and Note Paper Desks,
Beautiful Paperteries, with an assortment of Note
Paper and Envelops. •
Fancy Boxes and Work Stands, - •
Porte .Monnale, for carrying money, a beautiful as
sortment,
Pearl...and 'lvory Paper Cutters,
Fancy Pen Holders., g choice assortment.
Together with a beautiful collection of Fancy articles
suitable for the coming holidays, all of which will qe
soil at less than city prices. lOct9 41
Orphans' Court Sale.
SILENCE!;
That
•
That dreadful . tough The Ltr-upt are in danger I
The work of tho destrotter ilas been begun.
, The cough of Consumption lath in
it a.sound of Leath
A" you a Mother Your darling - child, your idol
And earthly' joy, is no*, perhaps; confined to her
chamber by a dangerous cold— her pale cheeks, her thin
shrunken fingers, tell the hold disease has already gain
ed upon her,the sound of her sepulchral cough pierces
your soul.
Young man, when just about to enter life, disease
sends a heart-crushing blight over the fair prospects of
the future—your hectic cough and feeble limb 4 ell of
'your losS of hope, but you. need not despair. 'Th e is
a balm which will heal the wounded lungs, it - is;;
HERMAN'S ALL-HEALING BALSAM..
Mrs. ATTREE, the wife of Wm. H. Attree, Esq., was
given up sy Dr. Sewall of Washington,- , Dra.lbie and
McClellan of ,Philadelphia, Dr. Roe and .„111r. Mott of
Ndw York: - Her friends all thought she must die.—
She had every appearance of being in consumption, and
was so pronounced by her physicians--Sherman's Bak ,
sam was gi-en and it cured her.
. ,
Mrs: GARRA BRANTZ of Bull's Ferry. w as also' cu
red of consumption by this Balsam when all ether re
medies failed to glee relief—she was reduced to a ske
leton; Dr. A. C. Castle, Dentist, Broadway, has
Witnessed iti'etrects in several eases where no other
medicine . aifortled relief—but the Balsam operated like
a charm. lir, C. also witnessed its wonderful etTects in
curing asthma. is Inch 1.1 never fails of doing.. Spitting
blood, alarming as it may be, is effectually cured by this
Balsam. It heals the ruptured'or rounded blcbd ves
sels, and makes the lungs sound again. ;
Rev. HENRY" JONES. ItP3. Eighth avenue, was cu
red of cough and catarrhal ntfeetion'ot - 50 years standing.
'The first dose gave him more relief than ail the other
medicine he had •ever take.n. Dr. LJ. De
laney street, gave it to a sister-in-law-who was labor-
Mg under Commotion, anti to another sorely afflicted
with the Asthma. In both cases its effects were im
mediate, soon restored them to comfortable health,
Mrs. LUCRETIA WELLS, p 5, Christie street, suf
fered from Asthma 42 years. Sherman's Balsam re
lieved her at once, and she is Comparatively well, neing
enabled to , stibtlac every attack by a timely use of this
medicine: Thisindeed ikthe great remedy for toUghs,
Colds. Spitting"' Blood, Lh'et Complaints, and all the
affections of the throat, and even Asthtua and" Co
nsumption.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle. ' • -
lir. Sherman's Cough and Worm Tonnages, and Poor
Man's Plasters sold as above.
. . . . ... .
Dr. Sliermun's.OtTice is at 100, Nassau street, N.l.
Also far sale by the following agents' in Schuylkill
county. -•
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•
=I!=MI
.
J. G. BROWN, }... Pottiville.
F. SANDERSON,. J , ,
H. Shitister, Poll Carbon. • . .
Win. 11, B trine, New Philadeliiltia;
T. Williain,,Albltllepart,
11. Schwartz, Patterson.
II Alter, Tuscarora.
ITeilner k, Morgenrcali, T3iitaptA
Wto. Price, St. Clair.
Geo. Reifsnyder,•New Castle.
Jas. B. Falls, -
Jonas Kataman: Llewellyn.
J. Christ.
Jacn! Kauffman, Lower Moliontongo.
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•
Shoener & Garrett, Orwigsburg,
Lyon & Rishel. Port Clinton.
•
Levan & Kauffman, Schuylkill Haven.
Paul Barr, Piiegrove. • [Oct': 97,40.e0w
EN EMI' MAN 'HIS OWN O VANUFACTURI4.
R. S. R. Andrews:
WAR.II.IIIt FLTX. , It7E 4. COOKING itAXGE
iro. 8 Torch Sixth street, PhiladelplCa, Pa„,
• HAVING purchased fro u the Ameri.
17,...f; can Assignees of the TENT 00-
, z ,Ol 3IESTIC GAS AP P ARA .18, , he rights
`l6,
. ware, and Maryland.informs his friends
and the petite, that he is• now ready to furnish them
With Stoves tilted up fur the Itrimm, by width every
4iersdn, calf mitmfactare own gas with hut trallint
expense oiler the outlay. The"'COUSI ruction of this ap
paratus inch that it mar Ire attached to Stoves al
ready in tasei also to Conking Ranges, Furnaces, Steam
Boiler', or in.titty situation , where tire or light is requi
red. ' , To manufactories, hotels,' churches, and puldie
or private huildin VS, remote front any gas works, this
aimaratits will be Mond a cht anand economical method -,
of lighting /e 3 well as healbir their apartnients, w ithout
'any extra expense for fuel, .
Persons wishing to see the Apparatus in operntjon.
cal, do so - by caliber at his Ulaillit'actory. Rights to
manufacture in either of the above states,. wi❑ be sold
on a.Tolllllllllialillg tjrmi.
Having been appointed agent b y lie American Assi
gnees for the mandfactute of the Appal atni, and also
for the sale of other states in the Union for rights, any
orders addressed to hint will receive immediate atten
tion,
Ile respectfully solicits attention to his very superior
and complete assortment : of %Vann Air Furnace , , Cook
mg Ranges, and Haiti Boilers. I Ile keeps constantly on
hand nine different sizes of Rinses, all of which may
he' seen at any time at his store, and warranted tn per
form well; together whit every varlet) of -Furnaces
ate! hollers,
' _Also a select variety of Vanl l t an&lleartlitt rates, Ca,
Ovens,
In asso , tute.ntt quality, and Iprice, he feels confidont
that hi; can please I hOS., who call, and, therentre, invites
an exammation of his-stock ! i a.; Oct: 40 3m
COACH MAKING
JOAVIS, .t.
II AS just started the above business
4- in Severn's stone shop in 4th, near
Market street, l'ottville. where, with
---- f ie ,,r,tr J,, , ,teriul and experionred hands
prepared to make alt kinds of CARRIAGES in a
:Ay le that will 1:(11111)ill I: with those made at any other
establishment. •
. .
Riipalring prninptly it.ine in a manner that will
Snit customers. ALSO ISL.ktIiS:%IITHING in its va
.rions
Tligse who Willa anything in the ahnve.lide will
pleare call and try nir. pep2.s n 7 39 tP
C. 111411.KNIF,'S$'
CiOTIIIXG ESTABLISIIMEN,T
==l
UNITED STATES.
Re- Open fur Winter., 104,000 v relents on hand, and
Grad y fe . r di p.unl, whale...ale and retail
T . . .
Opatrons .
wouldflay,.t that having but one price
those who ore not dealer , . nr do not understand
the real valuation price of goods, will have an oppor
timity of purchasing garments as low as protessed
judges. Jobbers and dealers in ready made clothing.
can replenish their stocliq for the winter, and we guar
antee the largelt establishment An Philadelphia to se
lect frOni. lVt attend ~personally to the pitching of
good, an see that a goad assortment of sizes and well
made articles are put up. single suits forwarded as
per nil - V(5. •
OW goods are ror'Fatwanty at the large building,
Market street. sriatheast corner of Market and 4th
streets, Philadelphia, C. 11Al2ICN E.SR.
Seta, '2:5 47' 39-3 at
NEW' UMBRELLA STORE
Benedict
111,Vorth" .firth strtef, below 141 re,
PEIILtDELNII.I,
lIAS just 11111411 yd a haze and beautiful as
sortment of UMBRELLA:, PARASOLS,
PARAsOLETTES and SUN of att
the various styles, material dad finish, and a=sures
purchasers that lie is prepared to furni,ll them at very
low prices for I AFT,. As he is anxious to do business.
a call and examinatton of his splendid assortment will
satisfy all that the Cheap Umbrella Stare is •
BENEDICT !MILLER'S
No. It I, Norfli full street, below Rare, Philatla.
N: 11.—Ail goods warranted to Im . a, represented or
no sale. [Phila., Oct 2 47 40 :illl
- Feathers! re:Oilers!
Frnni I°i to 45 cents per pound, rhea!) for rash, Whole
0
rule and Rrtail.
FREDERICK - G. P'R.RS,ER;
Upholsterer and General Furitislier,No.'4ls,llarliet St
above 11th, north side, opposite Girard Row,
- PIIII ADEI.I.IIIA,
IN•7IIEILE may he had at all tiines n general assort
* wilt of Iteds and Mattrases. Curled Hair, and
Feathers,' Chairs, Table., Iledstead,, and Lootitior
magsea, together with all other articles in the ahove
line of hnsiuess at the very lowest cash prices. _
N. ll:Hamel:4 warranted to give satibfaction.
Plaila.; Sept. 1,1 37-3 m
PITILADELpri IA AD rearm FLVEKT.
[ ,
Oliver Evans'
BALA:AA:Nina, FM: AND THIEF' 111001 , 1000
UTARRANTE:p rqual to any other'make, and hare
T never liven injured by fire or burglars, in a single
Instill - ee. Ile also keels on hand a full supply of t:oni-
Don elwstA. mad,' of lighter iron, at lower prices;
LETTER COPYING PRESSES AND HOOKS,'
TRUCKS FOR STORES. FACTORIES, &c.
DRUGGISTS' PRESSES. .
' EAGLE GLASS PAPER. • II
PORTABLE SHOWER ILOTTS, &e.
PACKING LEVERS.
J•
HOISTING MACHINES.
REFRIGERATORS and . , WATER FILTERS.
OLIVER EVANS.
Ill'South Second St.. beltiw Chesnut, Phila.
REFRIGERATORS
Frir rooting and prtteerving Oleo; Mater, Vilk, and all
art idea intended for culinary purposes.
WATER I:II,TF.RS,
Oliver Frans' relebrated !rater Filters for purifying
water that is bractinh or muddy, whether by rains, 7111;
ner:als, or otherwise, can lie had of all sizes and'priceli
at."the Narerooms, N 0.61; Smith 'Second street, twO
doors brlow Chesnut Philadelphia.
• Philada., Oct. 2 47
CHEAP FALL DRY Goons FRom .41.7bri0.
NVIIOLESALE' AND RETAIL.
J. Ross Iloops. ,
-Vs. 41 I, .Uarke. Street, above Eleventh, north side, 1
PHILADELPHIA, , 1
H AS a hyge iitok . f,f , Dl:etil fuo!ls, such s ne w
style. Mous:de Lainef;,l2; to 25 gents, yard wide
Cashmeres, California Woolen Plaids; Plain and Fig
tired, Colored and Black 'Alpaca Ltl4lTeR, folm ISI lit
50 cents; Black and Colored Merinos and Parbrnettas;
llombanes &c., from 25 ctr. to Al ; Cloth's, Cassi
meres, fiattinetts, and Vesting. in great variety ; yard
wide Bleat.lied and Brown Muslim' at 4. 5, 61, 5, and 10
cis.; If yard wide, 121 cis ; 3 yards aide 371‘cts.!;
Table Linens, Diapers. Crash. &c.; Carpets for stairs
and entries, only 9; 10, 12f. and ISI cis. ; ingrain. Cot
ton, and Wool Carpets. handiothe patterns, 22, 25, 31,
and 50 rte. all wool. 1 buy three-quarters of my goods
at auction and all for cash only, and can, therefore, of-'
fer bargains to country, in - qchante mull others who buy
for cash . ; worthy of attention my country friends, mer
chants, citizens, and others who will please call at
.1. ROSS HOOPES' Cheap Store,
No. 411, Market St:, above 11th, north side, Phila.
N. 13.—Show this advertisement to your neighbors
and friends. • ' [Phila., Oct 2 40 3w
2 .
.
f 1 GROSS Paper Pass Books at 25 cts. per dozen or
A" or. 25_ per'gross; . 1
10 gross leather covered Pass Books at 621 and 754t5.
• per dozen. I
• 10 do Copy Books at 40 cents per dozen or $4 20
raper gross.
_
5 do Cyphering Books at 67k eta. $l, nit() * 1 * 5
per dozen. I
Together with a large supply of Blank books and
School books at equally (ow rat es, just received and for
sale at ' BANNAS'S Oheap Book and
Ocr2 'VI Stationery store, Potteville.l
MIKTF' t
S' 4OURSIi:-
A I.; ELECTION for thi,teen DIRECT of the Mt
/1. nere . Bank of Pottsville, in the coon y of Schuyl
kill, to serve the ettsuingl ea tr, will belbcl at the bank
ing house , on 'Monday the'l3th of - S'ovoinlier next,
between the hours of 10 o' nob, A. and 3 o'clock,
P. nL .
. .
Aqrtated raeeting of the stockholders will be held at
the thanking house, ail Tuesday, the 2d day of November
next: [QOO 41] CHAS. LOESER, Cashier.
INiTiRMATION WANTEtiorthe residence orMARY
HIGGINS. a native of StaifordshirS, otd England,
wanyas, when last beard of, in Mtiskineham county,
state of•OhM. Any information respettine her will be
thankfully rticeived by her brother. Address
SIMON BLEWITT,
,Oct/ 41 21.4/.1 Tamaqua, Schuylkill re., Pa.
tiI.WER4NOVEL S VERY ,EllefiP 17-Each work
compteto in one Yolume, beautithtly hound and.let
tered, at thelerti•aordinarif low priceof /5 cents. just
received and forsalen-itnlesaleand retail at RANNAN'S .
where may be found a very large assortment of cheap
svorks for winter eveuin g read ing, both In standard and
igtalliterato re. 1, (Oct/ 41
LADIES' co:sins: l—A beautiful article et' Ladies'
14 Carved Shell COMBS, SiKer do.o3titllilo do., being
the most elegant assortment ever offered for sale in this
place, just received and for stile at ' 11.ktsiNAN•s
060 41] . 4 ' Bookend Variety, stores.
DAZOIV.s. :,RAZORS:: RAZORS !:!—:The celebrated
It Tally ho, BA.ZOBS, which we will warrant to be
good or the Money will be returned,
.just received and
for sale wholesale and retail at HANNAN'S'
Odt , 3 411 •§ tatilinerY and Variety stores. -
P
INE SCANTLINC.—A lot of.setioned Pine Scant
ling, now nzeeiving in !,ard
040 411 P. COULD & CO.
RENT.—The Salem VEll' , l with the present en
j( ines drift 1111 C Linery near Port Carbon Apply to
OM 41] ' A. RUSSEL, Pottsville."'
XT
,tl'E., PAPERS A:c.l) ENVELOPS.— • , ,
..LN 120 reams Pl.,,in and Fancy Note Papers, or every
i variety, .
. 20001;,iiiry Envelops, Yo suit. 'Also.
.
20,00 '
0 Plain Envelops; for letters, white and y e llow;,
1. come an low as 41 5 0 per 1000,
Just received and for sale wholesale, and retail at
00.9 Al) BANNAN'tillook and Variety stores.
rip IEACIIERS WANTED.—Four male and Iwo female
J. i TEACIIEII3 tvanti.d. to take 'charge of the pithlie
schools in Blythe townshih, (formerly Schuylkill) Ap
plicants will meet the ttoarti of Directors at the house
of Nathan Harlow, I . :$.(1 . at New Philadelphia, on Mon
day, the 25th hint., between the hours of 12 and 0 o'doelr,
P. M. Solviols to roainumre Nov, let,
. I , , , BENJ; TITUS, Seey. oldie Board.
giiitileport, Oct.., ' I ' 41-20 , '
----' I .._.. .., ~ .._....
A i l ATIIEIIIATICgt. IN STRU M E NI'S —Just reed.
.1.V.L., veil an elegant assortnient of Mathematical In
-1
strulments of the 116st:quality, 'rrom 11,cAllister's estab
lishment, which will b e . sold very cheap at
iPct2 . 40] ' ,BANNAN'S, Stationery and FanZiores._
r ljI.F.Am ENGINES FOR-SALE.—Far sale at the
Li. -1 1Treinoitt Iron Works, two twelve .horse power
ENGINES! Any person wishing to purchase cant see
then by ca lingat the Work.;.
TriMiont,
,ct 2 -10] . ', PIIII.IP umitovrz ..t: CO.
[.4 AIi.MAN.[kCS! ALMANACS t!-Just received at
HANNAN'S whol,,Sale Book store. 50 gros4 or Per
iman, Eticlhili,,Agririthursl, and Comie - Almanims, em
lbtaieine a Mtge assortment, which Will he sold by the
grtip or tto'fett at publishers' prices. ,'[Ocri 40
IYAPER 11ANGING & RORDERS.-1000 pitces of
I IPA VIM HANGINGS and 110R1)ERS of the latest
styles, enlifa . ring upwards of
,fifty IN:thermsselected to
suikihis upon, front three of Film largest paper facto,'
rieii in the Golfed states, all it which will be sold at
w
thi, lowest city cash brutes , at some of be Frescoes
"nirG"hi papers, at less thaticity prices, at
3 , .1) BANNAN'S Paper and Vail tY Store.
011010 E GREEN & BLAChr TEA: 4 ,—jitst received
k)Troo, \,,w York unit a full asurt
uHut. of Supuriur Green. rind Teas.among which
3O r I titioltrior 1m venial; A",ol Ilyson „Sono:tong, Pou
chring and rMoltee Teas. for sale by
BEATTY Bt.Co.
• -
Aug: 11, , 33
(1,0 AI, ' COAI.•!! CO k 1.!! l—Persons having coal to
kj, I,,..id:Rtered in Philadelphia. wilt I, reCelyed on
ya b ilage att'il sent to any pin of the city. by the under
signed at a small commissioA. $11E1) AKER & REX,
Pliilll.,,knu.`2s 35 ants) Broad helot,. t'allou hill
OiTGAR POR P . RKSERViNG.-,Woolsey & Wool'
Se's Ground and Crushud Sugar, I.ousirtna nod
White Tiavairt, to. 'also ereey'variety of thrown Bu
gaY, for little by
J. M. BEATTY & Co.
Pottsville, Aug. 1 1, IS-17.'
LTAMS AND SHOULDER:3,-9.000'. lbs. Sdperio
11 Family Hams.
3000 lbs . : Shoulders,just received and will be sold
IoW to theiirade by ', J. M,'lE:trey & co.
Pottsville, Aug 14. 1817. t. 3,3— ,
.1? 7 ,611. - Thrive—Threii mortgages well sere red on imps
vial priiperty in the boron:zit or Pott,ville. each be
ing the fir,t lien on the property ,covered by it., Enenir
oil, `.l , SAMUEL LENVlsio
ept.4 '..11] Sufiteyer and Couveyanee'r, Centre St.
.
_ .
ib, A VlEii'liintilONS,.
il In 3 vornlllOS.JlISi ref (!iVel
I
and for Sale at ' ' BANNAN'S lionkstore.
June 2 , i i --. 96i,
EN:NMIS." 111P.I.Es of varbotA paiterrot Ullll hindhind
C.,7 7.;
iiig.g.ilt eiljed and plain, ranging in price from t
ents to 820. just Ireceive'd and fur sale at
Junes 23 HANNAN'S Wholesale thinliQuire.
1 1 ,T INIR , : s 011..—Sup,riine strained nil for ?diners t
IN i in be, lind at the York Store.
.luly lq, 1917-29] i EDWARD YARDLEY.
,
-”---
.1 TERI' SUPERFINE FAIIII.I - ll.lM.S.,tilr saleat th
V York More. of Static &it,'lrly* , brand. al-o of Scitoo-,'
A• L. - Som. [Judy 10--2C] EDWARD YARIM.T:Y. 1 -
L... _..... ..._ ________
C___a OLOTO::1) CA - ROS for Zephyr work and :den Croak
...../ et work, jest re,ceivod and for sale at BANNAN%
Narkty,Sfpres _ Vept.4 :16 •
IMOO: ellEsti MEN, very ehean. for at - tving. ill
I— , recei%'ed lod for Kale at t
, pept.4l 11ANNAN'ti.
, .
v OTICT TO BRIDGEBUILDERS.—SeiIIed props[
.1` Falk will be received at the office of the-County Col
titL 9.
tsionets at any time between now and the 3"d Oct.
1 1, 47 (,r theernlion of a„,covered BRIDGE over Pin
r,reek... near Thoter .9 sawmill, in Lower Mohontoug.
t ‘lll , sliili, Sultnylktll county. ' • .
'j- FRhACIU('fi
BEPX,I,
STlNlTER,}Commisgmiefs
i . LEWIS DREIIEH,
Commis4infmrs' Dike 01' 2 )
iyirebani, Ocli 1817. ''
rr-0 ARCHITECTS. BUILDERS, AND OTHERS
Rantett's Architect, containing, a series of origin:
designs for domestic and ornamental cottagos, connee
tvith landscape ~a rdening, adatd.nl to the Unite /
iatar..... Illustrated by drawings of ground plots. plan.,
,complete sirty.ifications and' dirertiot
roc building., and full est iniate3 of the onautili.l of to,
terials and labor required In their erection: This work
is acknowledged by areliikery. to he the hest work over
lashed in numbers at 50 cents per unuithe .
Forsad at lI.kNNAN'S
Oct!' 411 Book and Statinnery'Sinres
— 111 1 :14.ES Dickens' AVni:ks.
/ (apt. 7,llrrvatt`,.: Wor!isi 1 vol.,
TYl=rlo.li*R
'
Dowli . offs 11i,toty of Rounniem,
IPo I 'arinatt , tes: l'fistory of th, Pope.o ,
,
All very rhelp. together with a crent variety of-nth 1
i.cheap philimtion., whit It %Oh be sohl le,o than publi. '-
,jets' pores. just roceirrtl anti f ~e, sale at .
: petit 413 lIANN AN
_'S
i 'S Cheap Ildok and Variety store
: —
l (t INNEIN AND ciiNTßAuvolis.--Tifi.. and q
,
1 Slailvii is d,•-Irmo or etintracting rite the sinking of a '
!I COAL : SHAFT and working the :nine, or for Die le: se
! olit. Experienced and tieshotoll,ll; pet sans ure! ',hue!-
! led to address me ':at the S :hex Ili ill House, corned of
1 Cluj. nit and - Beat li streets. Philadelphia. iinnu.diatqly.
! Furtber particulars ran be given by ealling at the ollice
of the Miners' Journal. o.p. Gitmi,
! • piiiio:,ooto ' • 41-1 t
- I -
J. Ilenry Adam,
AT.,T.ORNEY',AT X,AVIT,,
orrice oi , r*re Tut: mistius' ItANK.
i ..;__ [ , - Pormille. Pa., Only .31-31--1. •
I'' , 11.4 1115DDY Si. 18110111E11S, -
.
1 jwiNEl AND 1.1(4.1'011 STOllc,
! I a. C. cons to OLD 1 - 011. E. goin Ptah winnow ,rant r,
'• I
. 1 PHILADELPHIA. , •
f, Dave ennlanlly on hand a largo a•e'ortineta of T:cpoirs
il I,Tioe.l anti
, 'COrdi:ll4J r [Sep. 1. 16 1:.. 311,.....1-12
.I.CIIES ILOUER!".
UMBRELLA AND PARASOL,VIA:MITACTUR J T...R . ,
l, ! No, 11, Coal St., Prittsv tile. •
r -- •". •.tlnihrellasl A lnd Parasols repaired at short ion.
tii...e. -, -- : [Septa, ill —fon . 1
.1. 11. .411:11 1 11 4110. 1 1
ConrelainciaL , , mitl . .9aeney for the . Ca:teetion of Rents '
. .•.. office. appo.4te the .11intrs' • Bank, 1
. I Potterille, Pa.
FOR 50...1.E.-The undivided half of 'the propirty'
knon n as the rennsylvahia •Ilall.
ALSO.-1A two story framehouse, on'the,enst aide of.
Centre street4a yen' dellghtfal residenre. : .
p b r4 r , n ne u ri p.h v,k p n r o r ‘:.: t n t: : o ;l e t i u . A me ri !ani Ito ;
,
rue and convenient store and dwe
ated in :11inersville,
ALSO-Thy
th
ALSO—A 1•
lintig+i well 14)
tt building . lots in
• In the borough. ,
itnated as an
ut larFe anti . convenient 'hotel sillrit!'
tterson, kno)vn hs the. Schuylkill V 1
A I.SCY.--Th
terwn
!IMO: Tl•rni
WANTED
Schuvlkill Co
n Philadc pt.
easy. .
Cual landq prne!tulive proper!
linty inexclutlige I;,r productive prof.
a. . Aug. 21, 1817. ' 3,
3=MMIM
=EMI
OFINTISTS, haying located in PottiMll6.
Ily offer their profes:ional services tti the
riflemen of Pottsville and vicinity. All
irrecularities of • the teeth treated en the
l principles. Artificial teeth insertedfrom
i to an entire sett.
Minrison's rim, Market st., 7th door above
It operatiens warranted. [Sepll 37 tf
CtlflItGEON ,
13 respectful'
ladies and ger
diseapes and
innst:appnweil
a single ninth
OtTice in Ttn
Centre_ a} Al
' Music ! Music !
TEST Received a supply of Music embracing thei.
tll puldicntions, of Songs, for the flaw, and Guitar /
Jenny Lind'. Songs, just issued.
'Waltzes and Gallops, sfarches and Quicksteps)
.
Rondos. Airs, &c. Variations,
Polkas„Danees and Quadrilles. ..
netts for 2 Performers. ; • . •
Pons for the Guitar in great variety.
.
Melodeon for the Flute' or Violin. 1
• l
Primary and progressive Exercisesfor strenethenlng
the fingers and obtaining a rapid and eiityitouch,
-fnstrctuion Rooks.
Violin and Guitar strings, &e. 4,:e. j
We would respectfully solicit the ladies to call and cx
amino our assortment.` 1
~.- 7 , .S.ingle Pieces of Mir' m hand obtned to
oraer. at . BANNA7 and Music StbreS.
re'entalmmes of Mum nained ut ourrtores,
Sept. 25, 16'47. • r..—
. i .
To Farrne a.
FOUR TONS of African or Sabd.hna auano , lust re
eeived and for sale tiF the undereigned. The Nab
dahna is the sere best article of Africa Gua no, Sind re
sealex Peruvian In quality, afa much wer price.
This consignment is just in season f top lrinuing
corn, turnips, hock wheat, &e..., and Wil be 004 at a
\
small advance by the ton or single harM.
39HN Af CMOS!. ND.
" •
June
laZ3
flatcst
SCITUYLKILL •COUNTY ELECTION RETURN'S
0=!
iis . James Irvin.
otoco - - A Francis R. Shank.
'five 'American - - Emanuel C. Reigar
• CaltaL COWAMISIONER.
it - - - - - .. Joseph W. Patton,
lb
•aen - - - . - Morris tonmstreth,
titre American . - - Robert H. Morton,
Tiimovst. 5 Penn He.
.
1 Orwigsburg.
. -
AFAIENDLY.
tmnyal—Loentueo - George Boyer, •
innval--Whig - -A. W. I.evbum, •
Adli-Removal—Whig,.Nieholas fumed.
.4,6. ti-Removal—L, F. Abraham Heebner,-
Native-American - • - William niland,
Nilite American r - George Martz,
TRISAiSUREN.
iinval—L
It •
io3oroco - Benjamin Christ,
A iti-neinoval—L. F. S. R. Mcdler,
N ice American' -- - Francis Dengler,
_,, coientssimqva. •
Ronivat—Lnotllco - Isaac Berg,
A iti:Rdmoval—L. F. William Frailey, '
lative American - - 1i..• D. Shoener, -
DIRECTOR OF TUE POOP.
. 71- . 111: " 4 1 ;t : 7- " -cWitg, Ed w ard
iiafO ( o11 1 1 1 t u !
Ative American - - John Conrad,
conosgu. ' • '
emoval--Whig, - - • Dr..l: F. Treichler,
nti Removal--L. F. Dr. J. G. Koehler,
.Native American - ', David N. Lake,
. - . #.I:DITOR.
- - Daniel frill.
'Henryttii•ltemoval-_L. F . BreAster.
Piiative Anierican - - Nathan Cleaver. I
_ .
Dir Culleu's Indian Vegetable
Panacea.
OWAN & WALTON invite attention to the ful
l. lowing adverti.entent
DR CULLEN EVER VICTORIOUS! '
AR a proof irtqloll . oll/iIIIIIA 511CCI,i.S of Ilr. Cullen✓
rultan Ve: , etable l'uncu:ea,wv refer to a few of the many
erfifivaies in our posse:43)ol4 of cures performed by
his ::reat purifier. , .
Oapt. T. L. 44an.10r0, constable of South Mulberry
Yard, Cured ofillarber'.3 Itch.
i• M - .... 1. Ii Reest.'s eltild, No.S3. North Seventh sleet,
fured , of Ilereditaty 'fetter, which covered,his:entire
body.. .. ' .
Mr. M. MeCleas • child. No 3SO, Market street, afflict
d with Serotitl4 from its birth.
Mr. E. \V Maxwell, Grape court, Market it., above
Eightli;"cure,l cif iierofitta. hail tliurteen open ulcers upon
his tinny at the time he gointnimced taking the. Ml:divine.
Mis;Christiana.Sands. West Spruce street.ibetween
[leach and Willow streets, near the Schaylkill,i cured of
Scrofula; had suffered eight. years; her head seas so
much effected that tea an.l coffee would pass nut at her
ear—tnis' is a errong ease.
Capt. john K. Barclay, No. VIP, Starket street, cured
of Serotlifous Sbre Leg, of .26 years' standing.. This
case is well known to malty of our best phySielanS who
have frequently advised amputation. • '
Mr. 1, sac Brooks, Jefferson,west of Schityl
kill Sixtlfstreet, below Locust . This was. und, ..tibteilly
one of the most severe cases of Scrofula ever cured, and
is certified to by many of our-best phVslciansland tier
gvmen and also by him-elf.
Barbour, Nit. I, Shortnpirt, east l'rota Twelfth
street, alstet. Race, cured of Scrofulous Sore puoat, of
eight veais' standing.
Mr• J. H. Dock striet, Philo
delpitip••
Mr. Michael Duffy,, No. North Front str et, (al P.
Wadi& Co's.) Philadelph'ic, pitied Tctier I f wenly
five ',years. - ' .
Mr. VVilliam Flemininz ' :HQ, Wa-hincfpn street,
lW
a'qeen Eicht and Nintlh Philadelphia. corcd of Ery
sipelas of four years, which destroyed the flesh to the
bone,
William Bicker, mired of Scrofula.
.Thbi rase had.
bee n in the hosintallnany nointbs, and dis,haced mi in
curable—hOs now well, and may be seen t4ily at our
otTo:e,
Mr. David Kirg.an, Muddy creek, Hamiltiot county,
Ohio, cured 'of Serotuta. This wail a Very'sdvere
andliirgan says that could money ,preventihe would
not undergo the same affliction Mr ten thousa dollars,
and yet be was cured fur a few dilate, by Dr.,Cullett's,
Indian Vegetable Panacea - .
. John %V. Hazleton, of N tw . Jersey,;
car Of of Totter of ten years' standing„with a few itot
ties Of the Panacea.
John Broclien, Germantown, at the ace of 61
years was cured a violent Teller that had troubled
hint for 19 years.
Mrs..EveNo. 53. South st., letw l pen- Third
• • •
and Fourth; from Schuh I kill, cut ed of lever sires 110 her
ankles, after.surfering 12 1 years with them. l'Alrs. S. is
lit years of age.
.1'
Mrs. Elizabeth , C. ,ster, Second street, four doors
above: Washington street, wait cured of Teller "on her
~,, m e t t h a d troubled her 11 years.
Mr. Hiram Ridge, AttleboW, Ducks en., Pa., cured of
Salt Rheum. This case had been pronounced Incurable
by some 12 or 11 physicians of the first eta - Thug—as a'
Instresort had recourse til•Cullen•s Panacea, and was
cured complAtely in a few months, after stiffeying 17
years,--theasea , re had almost covere d' It's entire person.
Mr. ChartLs (Itis. late of• Parrish street, now of Man
cured'of Tetter of ri'years in hands and feet.
Mr. Molion Grubb, JuMper street, near Spruce, cured
of Scrofulous Ulcers on the shoulders, which had defied
the doctoes More titan a Year,
Adlicted reader, send tit our °dire anti get :hese certi
ticateS. from which yriu Will learn the extraordinary suf
feting: of these person,l.)ns wull as thri mode of core.
ROAVAN CARMINITIVE SYRUP—Is a certain
(ira fir Martha!, Dysentary, Cholera Morbus. Dowel
Complaints, he., as thousands will certify who Rave
tested its virtues within the few. months it has been of
fered to the public. Read the cMiiticate of Dr. Roby, a
highly respectable physician of,our city.
Gottlemen:—l Cheerfully bear testimony to Mo . :Om/1
effects of your Carminitive . J'yrni , , after hoiring been
Cored of erase sEVERE Arr,tess of D1.1'111104
i wuhin
the last Sew months. Being opposed to oi , Apsii.n‘
any form it took much persuasion ft itut a friend, whp
keeps it in his house as a . rlantily medicine," to induce
me to make use of it in my case ; he spoke no confident
ly I gave it a trial—and I was not slow to make tt ttial
of it, on the second attack, having been relieved so
Mott on the first-1 IciVe prescrtbed the Carminative
Syrup to a great many of mypatients.. and 1 am pleased
to .say. with the same cord effects. You are at liberty
to use this as you please. Yours Ice..
,Tome. P. S. Rony. M. D.,
No. 110, North Twelfth s:reet.
• Wholesale and retail by
,ROWAND & WALTON. Proprietors,
No. 376, Ma, ket sheet. For sale by J. S. C. MARTIN, and 11. BANN AN,
corner Centre and Mdrket streets, Pottsville: J. It.
FALLS, Minersville ; ENGLAND S. McMAKEN. and
J. r . LAMBERT, [Septa 3fi iroW
Isaac Barton Si, Co
. . _
, •
• , .- XO. 27, SO frOf SEC( I'D STR - EEr,
T'll LADIS;I.1 s ini.
IT AVOW in stole i large and full assortment id -
-11.•'FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS, a crmsider-;
Mile Portitln of whichl were ordereil'and imported by 1
Wont. and the Cemailder selected with 111151 . 11155111 5 Ind
tW ti marke tAittericas expressly fortheit FALL SALES!
,fee the same Tiodes./e and retail, at moderate priceS,
li.r cash or approved :icceptanegs. Tile fullowing.na
tiled good ,
constitiite !part of their stuck, v.z t• I
. ' DRBSS GOODS.
' Sifkr.—Riell Dark Ilreratle. Stripes and Plaid'.
" ~Pl4l l and Striped Chatnelioits, 1115 W styles. ,
" Chainelion
,Satin Du (Amite, beautiful emu , .
lenat ions: .
•••4 ", T'lnln ai :changeable Arainre , t, various,
widths .
" .Black 19:,) Striped.
• ..
Black (tri s de Rhin,: all widths, best make
and qualities. . '
• " Plain and! Changeable, F l loretices, in notch
,
variety. ,
• Cashrieres?fLPlain Ana Printed liandsotne SlMdes,
, . 111511 new styles: •
Mous. de .Laines.--Plain and Printed; rleavJtraii'l'ig
itires, new styles. •
' Raw Silk
_Pi,lx.—Rich. I i igh (*Mora, genii rpiali:km.
. 11"brsted and' Silk and C ot ton and Ailk, good qualities.
. . .. . . .
.
ttlinyha ts.—Eartsion anti Scotch, in great variety.
Print, (Wrist' and American. ,
-Frtnr/i . ernii.s.- 1 -I,upia's best Make, choice selected
shinty,. i
Alpaca Lustre.—Sikk and Cotton Warp, Palmetto
. Cloth.
.
Shiticis.—ltit It s..tyles Brodie and Cashmere..
Black Ottoman 17ain and Plaid Silk.
" _Small Plaid Illadket., all wool. • .
t• ' ,Seal Skin, plain made colors; large size.
fluster!, and Ciluves.of all asnal materials ttntiqualtties.
CLOTIIii, kc.
French, Pelaian, English, and Anterizati Cloths, in
)Trent variety of shades and gnalit les, best finish. '
Etigtish. French. American. and Bele r trin Cassimeres,
plain black and latest fancy styles. -, •
Woolen andliilk;Velvet.eashinere.an-dSaiin Vestings:
Drab and Dark Colored Dahl'. Cloth for Cloaks.
White and Colored Planeel,tiorOpean and American.
" '
1 , 1;11NISILING GOODS. .
Blankets, carious sizes, excellent Make. .
Dresden end "tlarseillys guilts; White , and Colored
Counterpanes: •
I,ineni - Sheetings, , Cotton do , all widths and mudities.
Pillow Case-Linen. Table Damask - and , N apkins. '
llncicultack Dialler and 111/FSta Towelling.
Irish 4-4 Lin4nS, in great Variety, of inmn. appioved
_make and ldeai h •
CARRIAGt , L
Silver and Pearl Drab Cloth, Karious qualities
•• Worsted Damask, ~
' ' " Union, t, • 'V. t•
Rattinets, plain and figured, 4-1 and 5:4 wide, assorted
colors.
Russia Sheetines,'Buckram, and Colnied Muslin!.
Vl'orsted Plush, figured and plain, Crimson, Garnet, drc.•
Phila., Sept. 2S, 47 39-3 m eow
To Country Merchants & Others.
• THE PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
- . 1 113W•-v? ,. . FORK PEKIN TEA CO. having
muter
, stood that certain persons keeping a re
geinfl, tail concern in Second street in this city
t ; M . ; are selling teas purporting to be of their
impartation ; would state, in order to
warp them against persons who may be selling inferior
teas in the name arid.; Co.; that their wholekale estah:
lishment in this city is nt..Nb.3s.North Front Street and
that wilt only be responsible for teas coming from the
above store.;- - , riIc`CALLISHPIT & BOND.
, • . N0.'35, North Front Street, Philadelphia.
N. ii.—Tae .Company's Retail Branches are at
No. 409, Market street, above Ilth.
N. W. corner of 11th and Callawhill Streets. .
No. 9.09. - South 2d street below South.
Phila., Sept.lL 47 37-3 m
___—,
-
Now Books
LEGENDS 'of 71exico, by Liopard„' 2s
A Simple Story, by Mr. lrychbald, '. . 25
The First False Step in'eurne, 23
The Corsair King, • 1 , .:. 25
Magdalena, 01. the Beautiful Mexican Maid, a story ..
of Buena Vista, by Ned Buntline,
Gallant Torn, or the Perils of a Sailor, . 25
The Matricide's Daughter, .5
Rough and Beady Songsters, wholesale and retail. 25.
Together with a variety of other books ]net rereived
And for, sale at , HANNAN'S
Sep. Ii 37] . Book and stationery Store,
-
?array Ltr.l
a
. 3 .0
F.
F.
i zs•
77 - 14.
nu
Elti
1 121
135
252 1 162
199 127
165
I:13
17 1.
:177
11 4
331( 11'3
3511 251
45 I3t
41 41
11)
251 279
31 5
12 2
352 277
26 11
11 2
150, 123 i
19- . 1151
: 10
313 2.7. 3
5 2
OMB
:139, 279
25 3
15 1 2.
IN
1 28
': 3/
441
t)
1 :foj
lie,w Books.
my; with ',milli':
fiapolcon and hi?
Ilrenrh Revolt/G/10.
Washington and his Generals,lty Wadi
Napoleon and his Marsha by du
Washington and his Generals, by Lippard,
Legends of Mexico, by • do
Thier's'French 11,, , wolution,' with and without
plates, bound. only -$3 and 3 .53
Allison's llintnry of Europe. 1 cols., bound, 5.05
Rollin's Anciesit History. 4 v015., - only 3 03
. .
Marshall's Lin. of I.V:t,longton,t: large vols. only . 3 t.k.)
Sear's rictoriat Works .vcry.cheap,
Norman's Itritige, by tlr: autlfur orftro old Men'a
'Vales, . . - . 113
Ilisto_ry.of the InquisayilfofSmin, . '371.
Ninon de L'linclos, - with a portrait. ~ 115
Outlines at' Anatomy and Physiology for popular
use, NV Dr. Hollick.t.• • 1 00
Banyan's cotnt,lete war very low
tin ; Piighlill'S rrougess iliu,strated,
Po:nits by Int,lia.•3,Leditinit, : Si 25 and 150
Mirrors Cialile:llaritl,l, illattrared,• - ' ' • , I 25
Scenes in the - .l.tves of the A:mstles, a splendid work.
Scenes in the Lives of our Saviour, do
A tine assortment of, Albums. - .
.
Christian Keepsake for In li, . .
Frietniship's.olreting, fir ISIS,
The Beni, for Is Pt,
Leaflets of Memory, the hest American Annual for 'ti,
J'rescott's 51e.rico,
do Ferdinand until Isabella, '
' do Conquest of Perth -
Tottether with n variety Of ratter hooks ittst r , reived
andfor sale; at 1 .0,0 . 1 ,101 ILANNAN'43 Bookstore.,
"Secure, the ,hado, ere the sub - atalce judi."
Collins' Celebrated Sky-light
DaveerreotypeS .
T-wo SILVER MEDALS awarded
. at the fairs of
—the Franktta and Awe' r1;.71 111 Si MINS for the best
dud - most urtt.ytica/ speritneds of Daguerreotype per.
The recent ilopKovement Mad,. by the suhscrihers,
and which 1? peculiar to their es_tubtisiosriti uhisr„ viz :
an upper light,s has received the highegt (VE.111111(.11-
dation,: from the press, and also tviittot testimonial*
from the first artist* in the 61 wary as to its great supe
riority over the usual.Shce Light. The petuliar ad
vantare of this Light is, that 111e.:4i1'1'11.AL LAM:10;10N'
or THE EYE can he. obta Med non "more perfectly than
herethfore. Citizens; and strangers are. respectfully
invited, whether desiring portraits or not, tolyisiL our
spacious galleries, probahly, the largest and most ex•
tenqve hull! United States, and examine for them
selves tttc askinishtiie impriierments made. by the sub
scribi:rs in this wonderful art.
T. P. & 13.470 . 1.L1N5,
Prom ietor*of the CifeJVaguerreatt l'..tablishment, •
No. 100, Chesnut st:, 2. doors above 3d. south side.
PliPa , Sept. '25 5 7 30—tint vow
E. MOOREI
111601111 R!SDON,
• Mr.itcHAvr. TAILORS,
\ - o. 70 South 7'h i rif S:rrei, mearly opposite the Es
chort.Fe, Philadrlphia,
P EcTri:LLY antwittire 0, their friends and the
1Z
petit ic that they are.roinitan4prepared to make to
order, of .the finest and lieA materials, and at moderate
Prices, every artirlit of Fashionable Clothing constitu
ting a Gentleman's .Warlrolie. for which their com
plete 'Stock 01' choice and carefully selected cipti,,
&-r.. of the Jalest and moot de-
Sirahle patterns, a re• p designed..
Their own practical knowledge, of the' business. and
a lie rSolllll . attentnin to ever), garment, enables them
to give entire satisfAciiim, and to both old and. new
Icusionters they rev,ieutfully tender an incitation to
give tlwitha
s heen for yearn rroinerted with some hf the
lbent.and most fdshioisable e,toldislittients in thin colin
try„ employing none jolt first rate workmen, and bring
!hi the com , tant elm of tile latent fashions,.and lieNt
siviurs of Fonds, the!, are fully prepare) 10 UCCOIIIOIO
- customers in Itie giest seamier.
Afif:. I I, 1817. 37—funn
AMERICAN HOUSE,
POI"I'SVILLE.
, ISRAEL REIN - HAIM, late Of Piiteartive
P IV.;11111 inibirni Ids friends and I thl. tra.• •Iln z
Ifpublic. that he has taken the-above 'famed
' iirrnpied lie 1.11 . 111, GOSSe,
filled...it up in a Ft) I t which he be
lieves JO ait fail to ensure the romfort of nil those who
Inlay laviii bin) willi their patronage.
lie feels rimildent - i hat few ridatilishinents in the
cotui
h' are better prepared Yt cate'r Mr the public benefit than
his. Ili: bar 'is supplied with the choicest liquors, and
his tinter with ull , the delicacies of the. nu:lsom The
aparttlientit are fund-111.d :intl . :maimed so as to' compare
favor:tidy with tlotaft of any hotel in the State., •
Graint r al fief int.t firm , the ettbsertncr wotiltrsttlicit
cnntinnanrc nrOnlir ti:ttionittn,, and ‘voulll btt happy at
all tiatns hi set Ad frictnt+, and nQw 1/:11.S at Ow Ameri
can Units(' ISRAEL IIEINIIAIID.
A. iltui stable l. attached to the Hotel, which I.: capable
Of aCCOMIDOILIting a farce number of horses. Careful
Ostkrs nie ziltvrev:i in atteniinnee, and the horccs are well
taken care of..
, ~. . .
Pitt+u 1 AI. , cuunn
(MARLIN AD.41115,, ,
• NO. 79, .eirch brtxrin 9,4 Old 7i/
14111. A PF:I.PIiJA.
IS n•crtivinz at 164 saw STORE an assortmnnt - nf en
tirely nett. and desirablr dew erauds suitable for the co
ining SeaSoll. In winch In, incites the attention of his
old customers and iturcli - ti , ers Generally Particular al
teniion riven to style and, proper shads of color of
dr v s:4 CO.411 : : and scarce kinds selected
especially nir plain I ;re,ple. whirl; will he sold at
jpri,l_llpc,...l or eg. , :h 'lllO assortment romMos in part
, ('u . Prench-)lerinnes is qualitiiu; and coloris,
rararpena and 177ninnicoog do • . do
6-4 queen's i ',halls and Alpacas, some the finest im
ported.
Plain Mode. MOll3. do ~aides, and Cashmere d' Ecnsoe
all WOOl. •
PariA Printed do do, aril of many
' 4l Yles of Scralt Ctitzliams and
'Merrimack A
3-1, 4-4. .11114 5-1 IllatiOlantilla and ,Ares Sitks of
the hest fabrics and higlie..l
While Goode.—Mulls (look, Naesook..TlLonet,
aria lohric Muslin. of all gtbAit ire.'
SIM t r s —Of Printed :red Plain Thibet and other ma
' teri,4 "fait the .4!'irerctit eride,cf
Sl,4esi.tn . ,..l7nsliiiiikable, and Silk
‘y.trp of the I,l , rolaki;ro. -
Linen, and 2repei.,lly are made,
article,. all es iittinatani of whir h i 8 I,a:titu
larly int itel
Tev-ther will, Ilmiiery, Cloyck; N:• ••Il,iccork, Linen
11*.rlefs, a f4C, and 6tnpl.t good". tan •
Morlinti to ;t4ivi , rti,e. .[Phila.Seii.lB 1.17 S 3111
1731:1:. Root's - Gallery of
FAMILY GRoUPS,
No. 110, Che.nut SL, betuth Fifth St
1111LADE-I.l'lllA.
A Dml4;,.siox FREE. The pictures taken th is
/1. estArtshment are pronounced, by artist , : and Reim,
tific mend-unrivalled nir depth of tone and Fale. of
light and shade. while they display all the artistic ar-•
rangemen:t of the hiahest eiThrt of the painter,
, Eilize4 or stranger- visiting the Gallery, san have
their Illir4am niliort rails taken in this unique style,
and nently Set in Niororrn caseq,opigilnckf Is. or breast
pins. Arr.— in a few uduntes. • We cony :,the following
from the Pliiladebdint Sul urdari Courier:—
_.• AMERICAN S.UPETIORITT.-11p , pithth Journals have,
at different perioik, announced, as a remarkable, proof
of the skill and • proticioney" of- ,
artists, that
Daguerreinypewars , now made in this iity -wieder, in
every respect, to those madein any of the. European
Cities. Thus success of Amerii'ati artists W:IA imnfirmett,
in a very gratif3ing and conciu.ive manner. by Mr. Bar
• flint's Ititiblicly - rtatintt.,at the close of his Ton ! ' Thumb
exhibition in this city, that Mr. Root had made tifiv.une
gond pictures% with only a single failure. In nib - Winn
to which, Yr• It. has been - furnrshed with the following
ronclusiVe certificate. signed, it will he perceived, by
the parents of Tom Thiiiith.hv'Mt. Barnum. hi. t e a c h.
er., and Secretary, all of whom were with hue in Eu
rope--
• Phi fadelphia, June 4, 1547,,
• DagnerreotYpen of Tom Thumb and his ramify,
including his several teartter , , footman, driver, emit'.
page, &c r . and his various costumes and cliaractck ,
made by Mr. M. A. Root, (FIFTY-ONE in all,),present
a degree,of accuracy and truthfulness to nature, with a
hold charm of outline. softness ; expression, beauty, and
delicacyl of finish, and uniform brillinnce,rhat we have
never seen equalled. The,/ are, decidedly, superior to
anything of the kind witnessed , by us wither In this ,
cmintry dr in Lontion,l'aris,qranv of the cities rif EuroPe
which we have visited. We hike pleasure in bearing
testimony to the courtesy and skill so itniformly mani
fested by Mr. Root, the eminently successful Daguerre
otypist. (Signed, •
S. E. STRATTON. (the Father.)
CYNTIIIA STRATTON, (the Mother.
P. T. BARNUM,
(Exhibitor of Tom Thumb. in England and America,
and proprietor of the N. York & Baltimore Museums.)
W. W. WEBSTER. (Secretary.)
• THEODORE Br CATLIN.
(Advertiser and C
cretary f M or TomN O Thumb In Europe.)
If.SIIERA, de 'Preceptor )
This Is certainly very striking testimony in favor of
American superiority, coining as it does from:hose whir
have examined specimens of the best productions In the
art in most of the prineinet cities of Europe.
Ptulada., July at. IltS-11'
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MINERS' JOURNAL
Salurdayl Illoriang, Oct. 16, ISI
_ _
•The
. g?eal .Lengtli of the terdy to Mr. Ell
et'd letter ties crowded out a potti In of Nils:Ali
' i •
neoui clerics the week. The suhject is an 1
import
ant one to the trade u thin region, and dentinal
attention.
LATE NEWO.
received more
nerklav afternoon last.
Iy : The American army has had a severe engage
ment with the Leperu: fat the capital and our :1r•
my was snallg Comntiled tu,retira wilt) a heavy
foil. Santa AtMa, - vrtth. 10,000 men, has return
ed to Bahl Grn. Scott
*ea firing un the city
and taken pesies.lion Of Puebla. It is belitived
that Gan. Worth is, a*, not dead, as previously
•riported. Another aecbunt says Worth is acting
Goernor of S'iezieu—Smith and Pillow alive.
I get this from the Patliot Bulletin board. I was
in hopes of getting a piper in time. •
OHIO E EOTION
. Montgomery cow/1y gives -an Whig , maj.nity of
300. .
Franklin'cOunty givy 350 .Whig, majority.'
c
51tiskin , 2um Olive '7: 0 majority. . •,.
;..lelleison gives a Wt ig majority of 186. ,-
.Hamilton county gives a Deinocrajic majority
ofq7oo. The beirtocata have elected one Sen
ator and 4 Iteprevenutives by 125 majority 'in
Cincinnati). • I
..
Morgan Ceunty—V 'lig Senator, suppOeed to
be -
elected.
Th; 11 higa have a majority in the Senate
The Hou,e is Whig by about . 6 msj.
XlO5 zicript.
Frulll OUT TelegrlapiliC e....urreapptalunt. '
PAILS EL(PIIIA— Oct; 17, 1847,1
6 o'clock, I'. 111. ;
• -
The
produce nr.rkat is somewhatbarren orsupoiss
this eek, tad tour fi i nt at *6 05 per bid.; corn, 77
cts. per lot.; oats, iS [as. In NOW Vorx there is he ma- 1
halal change' from forme ryt.taliOnS.
. Al Petershure, Va., t ere ii ne news from ourittmy
later than that received 1 ere a, day or two :Igo:
The Locothcoa, it nt atate - d,have elected their can
diliate for Governor in Georgia,; the Whigs securing a
large majority In both In i anelitor'pf the Legislature.
Froyil Obio, we ha , ;:. good news. Thus far:ohe la
stilt Wing.
-)Tenhsylvania Lo Iduco to the "backbone.'.
Slot tpajorit in lb. ' city and county is 2393.
. • iVew Stir
'FlLESubscriber has
1 and lia.; nOw "acne!
eral assort inent,of seal
( H eroceries. ardwar,
which Will he found co
and fresh Illeat, us wei
produce. Call'and exa
pre hared to sell Cori{
ever he - en sold n wi
, at Brockville—,
plat received front Philadelphia
II at Bre, kvill.f. a lactic' and gen
olahh: go4hls,such as Dry Goods,
aid Queensivate. In additionto
ist:int!). on hand, Flt.ll, Eilllnked
il US /t{ good . finality of cnuntry
mine nur stock, and you williin4
t,: at as low a rate as they have
re, in Schuylkill minty.
Inc.l. of all' kintla wanted, for
• will be paid.
Cr O. Si. PUTTS.
' 6
N. B.—Country pro
which the luglieEt
V;.111101 . III: IS." ;
iversal - 01minleilf,
14-tbrburne, scedd , ,;i.dtp,bruisee.
salt Thelon, piles, fever sores.
,
chdlhlaiva, dcald head, and all
TOl2Sey , g
A C0.1f1.1,p711: nAttri
spr
cliapnwl 117111dQ, wire It
kind: , of INFLAMED
Per,nns in :ill'rondi
to be afili^tve, with the
the •tittly of liert.l,3 of !
hind, ready tier any
capato:, ..r
very troobtemotoe•ron
1 ., 1 1 Cf !Vs! On
1111.1 r otopliq... ii 111011
most sputoly rI:III , PVCf
Th.. I' xperwlice of NI
1 hem to kt•elo tt alw.
val.rito:e 10,0- and
nje,kl, (11: ER ,
Durr.
4011.E5.
{ , 111.4 of WO RTC! at all tintesliable
inbovesompliiints. It iYtttericf,re
!families -to In.,,vide and keep on
iemergency, Itl'.)114)V that „Is
tin s~ff:rm_ au,,:m
e„t "the;ge
'rfitrs , w tin finve.used
ntinent neetl loot be told thatit It a
u pr fiefs muster of pain. and the
of initianintatton t i ver dirgovered.
It persoils is sufficient to prompt
Vs oil hand. knowing that many.
t3ls have been sive.l by this MA
..f. inflamed and other :mires..
t inst4ettly stow. all ;vim of the Nei
ma all scrti: fitt family should - hi.
•I rata “ 1 . - 1 7p.c,fion of it, in eas.i•of
[
I. 1111 , T1 . ;10 , 1d while waiting ' for
iiti do when arrived, besides pro
-1 filintibt buffering whit.it might
be blot:141(.41.1
over the sei.eret . t itijiisies by tire,
er indatimmtion, anti toy its coni-•
as .thei-,r ptir,
tt tut Iti !IN° is the most
ItErilblltV one,' in use.
ed'and thousands wag., it. It to
politic. favor with 0. polity here
iii-tort' or mkt
Irnd it. Attaitt .1,I• say. on family
The agenb v. ill ittiolsh tfig
this (hitt meta.—
y's Univrteal flint -
lif 111% . ;n.f.y TOrittrn on the out
• Ne...tr" ;mt. leo,. .1 box unless
S'oen. l'r.ee a 5 rt its per Ina, or
'fit & Tau Pry.
N. y atorsola by agOits through.
reri—Wkillil and prey
.4%1; bout it, mart
bunt, or 5e:11 , 1 4 WMII
the doctt~r Win ht• co l
a 1,4
it
~ vermoittiii, anon, o i
limed vrtitps IL Outs
111011if,Sii4id , Jhr
LETE_
,P,XTI:
Thoni,ltlOS haVe tr
worklng
7ororell!ItoinW11
Jlll trim ~or recymi
should he wi111 ,, 111 it.
lic OttATIS IA il)I
Chub 10% 111
*.il , !•t, frt. :lie
)11) - n1 . 1) . T.
11)1. 0;11:1):Iillfc, ho
fiv \ o.g • fi)r k 1 (/‘
Pol:;!1 4 1.. F•yrartioc,
the ti of rtiato •
Sold in N.•V: York
no;..whig tirot
~
T,11.•V.A ,(
J. ft MARTIN
J. G. istiow7 , :.
I'. SANDERsoN,
11. glii . o.tor Port
• Witt. 11•'Marlout
it 10 .6 . Na! , ,inii .
hr agplits lichtlytkin cuunty for
Pottnvile.
Otihnn.
/Idleport.
`t.terwmi,
rarnra,
i 'nroth,.Tartta_qua. •
.
t.
nr, Nett. Carle..
T. M
H. Schwartz:Pr
J. H. Alter; Tii
Hei & Morzri
Willl.llll
Reifsnvti
. jl i rti.••l Pall=,
Jonag liantrinad.
J. Clin•tl
Jacob
K Slioeber,& Cure,
k a rt eff is l i n , :y:i
Ixvan &
Paul Bart,
lioltnnlongo.
rt t, Onvig.shurg.
Port Clinton. ! -
04n.
I tOrtg 47 4( envi ,
•
Bargain!!
time
itior
AT THE -
NEW CHEAP - CASH STORE'
In . 36 „,,„iri,.„4,4,„nhiiir cbuniy. Pen Irs . uirsitia,
'fez, cror its Bud , ,N.. Kede's Rotel,
• • Serial/Ty street.,
El, 1.1 A R- B. oitW I G .
T) Esi,r('Tri'LLi- annrmnee‘tn his oconerniiii Mends
liandilic citizTos'ileneraliy. that he hae opened a new
ig
11151) 510 , 11l Mi 111.451110, 5,111.1110- 11 county, where he
,nteni ,keep on hand a large and varied assortment
)f ¢ o s, enihraeing atoting•otbers
D Y CiaDDS, Linr (Its,
frKOCERIES, , • QUEEN'S lA' AM,
sIIDOTS le.. SIM .S, - NAPS Sr.' eltrS,,,
'HARD WARE. 1 1 .PLASTER:
SMOKED MEAT.. i VISIT, BALT,
MINIM; GOOD', 1 ike.. As., ~••• ,
AU of which have been laid In new, and at micas, Pas.
!Me with the timek, From the kaowledre he has oft ea
nierehantile hnsiness atiitthe nazi's of this market and
his driterminationitit sell roil c.ises tintx,'lmch g'-to
quick sake and smjall profits, he flatters himself that all
who flies him a ea, li will find a bargain and cheaper
goods at ble asort,)than can he found In any, other itsitab
lihement in the Ciial Region, and."' mistake.
'Now is thc.
--
FOI EL Wo){lo4.—.The subscribers
red to furnish the Colliers and deal
colinty,with Shovels of all kinds at
elphin prices. Attention is [milieu
ir Coal, Shrivels. Orders for Shovel,
(tern prompity attendedlo.
SILO - JOAN
13,-4
iIIiANKLIN SI
are now pre $'
eve of Schuyll
theleireist Philo
!ally called to th
of any Bile or pa
n;. 11.',1517
rori:Mtnen ,
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37:0
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7703
13351
311
3351
3072
so
214
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13314
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297
290
0
3180
2510
359
57,
21
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FROM MEMO()
iewv (non Mexico on Wed
'he outisti;nre of it i., brief-
and at the laat,aceJurits
Gen: Rhea had captured