-g• s• Makffig
The occo6l Wade for 1841.
The quantity sent .his weekby Rail road, is 31384 03
by Canal, 10,076 68 total for the week, 41,231 11 tons;
total by,," Rail Road . 1,141,187 10 ; do. by Canal,
01,769 07 tone. . •
There has been an increase this week on both Canal
and Rail Road—and the demand for prepared Coal is
' greater than the facilities to send it to market. After
this week there will be a decline on the Canal. The.
boats that were drawn from the Tide water Canal, will
return to their old channel after making the present trip.
The W 1 Road will increase the rates of toll and
transportation to Broad Street and on the line, ten cents
per tan on the first of November. Kim to be regretted
is the prices are alreadytoo high. ,
Frelghtclay.Canal beve advanced to 00 cents to Phil
adalphia, and .2 15 toliew York._
OFFICE OF THE PIIILA. AND READING RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
- . -
Philadelphia ' Oct. 27, 1847.
Notice is hereby given that on'und after the first day
of November nextobe rates of freight and toll on coal
transported by the company will be as follows;
, To From Mt. Carbon. Bch. (even, F. Clinton.
l Richmond, $ 70 * 60 • sl'4o
Philadelphia, ' 70 60 145
Inclined Plane, 80 50 1 30 .
Nicetown, 60 50 1 30
`Germantown R. Road, 60 50 •I 30
' Falls of Schuylkill, 45 35 1 20
Manayunli, 35 25 . 1 15
Vonshehocken & Ply - t. 125 125 I 10
mouth Rail Road.
,3
• Turnout 1 mile below (1 20
1 20 1 10
Norri.loWn, ,
• Norristownor Bridge-1 120 120 . lln
'port,
Kennedy. '
120 120 _ 110
Valley Forge, , 1 20 1 20 110
Plitenixville i I 1515 i 1 05
Royer's Ford, • 110 ( I I 10 100
Pottstown, 1 10 ~1 10 1 00
Douglassville, 110 1 10 1 00
Itaunistown, ' 1 OS - 105 - 95
Reading,l 00 100 90
_
Between Reading and 1 95 AS 85
Mohrsville, . , S'
Mohrsville, 80 80 lo
hamburg, , GO 60 ' 50
Orw igsburg, 5(1 50 50..
By order of the Board of Managers.
Oct3o 41] • S. BRADFORD, Secretary.
Freights to Eastern ports have adianceil a little
Our correipondent quotes as follows:
To New York,
To Newark,
=M=
.To Fall River,
To New Bedford,
. To SAlem,
To Portsmouth, IN - H.,
To Portland, Me.,
To Roston
To New haven,
To Hartford;
To Troy,
To Albany,
To Baltimore,
•
"To Washington, -
The rates from Bristol • re tRi ets. more
IAICEA Of COAL ON BOARD
White Ash Lump
Nut do •
. .
- Broken, Egg, and kne, . 3 871 a 400
Red,Ash Lumpy , 400 a 412
Prepared,4 12 a 425
..
Nut, 3 75 a 3 87k
.
.Lehigh Lutopf 4 00
Prepared, - • , 4 412
Sent for the weekending on Thursday Evening last:—
- BAIL ROAD.. . CANAL. ""'"'
WEEK. • TOTAL.. WEEAL. TOTAL.
P. Ca'ifiTin", 10,294 05 414.457 14. 1 7 ,„‘„
Pottsville, 4,573 05 179,910 18 f" 6&7 13 D3
13. Haven, 12,810 04. 465,755,06 2,404 15 35,518 19
10,'Llinton, 3,622 09 61,034 01 00 00 1.108 05
31,304 03 1,141,187 19 10,076 OS 194,759 07
194,753 07
* Total 11.1 i.& Canal. 1,335,947 06 . .
RATES OF TOLL AND TRAINSPORTATION ON RAIL ROAD,
From -$ Mt. Carbon. Self. Haven Pt Clinton
To Philadelphia, SI 60 $ 1 50 111 35/
To Richmond 170 • 160 1. 40
- - RATES OF TOLL ET CANAL,
'• . From Mt. Carbon. S. Haven. P. Clinton.
To Philadelphia, 74 eta. '7o cta, ,_- 52 Cl!. •-•
FREIORTN UT CANAL. - •
*0 90 To N. York;S2 1.5
To Phtlads
LACKAWANA COAL TRADE.
The quantity of Coal' stat. to' Market for the' week en
ding Oct. 18: . 12,036'
Total for the season
WILKESBARRE COAL TRADE.
The following is the quantity of Coal sent through the
weigh lock at Berwick, to Aug : 1; !Sr.'
lau,o07O), Tong. '
JAMES S . CAMPBFLL , Collector.
LEHIGH COAL TRADE,
For the week eliding Oct. 23, 1647. y
WEEK. TOT/. T..
Summit 7,444 417 . 176,325 01
RhUme Run • . 2,060 13 - 117,466 05
Denver Meadow , 3,357 11 01,322.13
fiummit - . 1.030 17 27.624 04
Hazleton 3.044 05 01.910 11
Ituckincantain Co. 1,69.4 07 94.154 00
Wyoming 361 12 0,267 13
19,805 12
PINEDROVE COAL TRADE. .
• Amount of coal trannronted on the Union Canal Rail
[fond, for the week ending Oct. 14.
. - - Tons. C. Wt. um
1,450 h 6 - 2
• Per last upon 54,101 09 2
• ' Total
55.551 09
V. L. CONRAt), Collector
• SWATARA RAIL ROAD.
Amount transported on Swatara R. it Road from 16th
t o 15th Oct., (inclusive.)
Tons. C. u•t. rs.
•
2,943 IS
Per last noon 32,597 03 0
IMM
32,011 . 01' 1
V. L. Ctr.slß,kl), Collector
CREEK RAIL ROAD.
'Ttafolloiving Is the amount of 'that passed over the
91111 . ,;:eek Rail Road, for the last six days.
7,655 (H) Tnns,
219.971 09 "
Per last report
Total 220,626 U 9 "
GEORGE HADESTT, Collector
SCHUYLKILL VALLEY RAIL ROAD
Amnuntof rola trangported over the Schuylkill ral
tey Ratt Road. forthe week ending on Saturday even
ing last. 7352 O Tons.
Per last. report . 268,551 IS •
276.377
JESSE 'rVRNER, Collector
Total
MOUNT CARBON & PORT CARRON RAIL ROAD
Amount of Coal transported-over the Wont Carbon
& Port Carbon Rail Road, for the week ending! on Sat•
arday eiening last. , . 10,0`11 17 Tons. •
Per last report ' 400,718 04 "
411,319 01
JESSE TURNER, Collector,
Total
MINE HILL & SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD.
The 'following Is the amount of Coal transported
over this road up to Wednesday last
15,116 13 Tons.
4E1163 13
Per last report
Total
503.090 11 •'
WILLTAM_NEWELL. Collector
MOUNT CARBON' RAM; ROAD.
Antotint ot"Coat tranSportect over this Road tor -the
vreek ending on thursday evening last.
6,438 08 rune'
171,624 03 " .
Per last report
liall
"Total
181,062 11 ~
N. CLEAVER. CMlector
THE GRAND PURGATIVE
FOR the cure of Headache. Giddiness, Rheumatism,
Piles, Dyspepsia, Scurvy, Smallpox, Jaundire,Pains
in the Back, Inward Weakness, Palpitation of the
Heart, Rising in the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma. Fevers of
all kinds, Female Complaints, Measles: Salt Rheum,
Heartburn. Worms, Cholera Morbus, Coughs, Quinsey,
Whooping cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver Complaint,
Erysipelas, Deafness, itching of the Skin, Colds, Gout,
Gravel, Nervous Complaints, and a variety of other
diseases, arising . from impurities of the blood, - and
ob
structions in the organs of digestion'.
Experience has proved that nearly every disease ori
ginates from impurities of the blood or - derangement of
the digestive organs; and to Secure health, we Mann
move these obstructions or restore the bloodio its na
tural state.
The aversion to taking medicine is most effectually re
moved by Ctickner'ii'Verfable Purgative Pills; being
completely enveloped with.h coating ofpure white sugar
(which is as distinct from thli internal Ingredients as a
nut shell from the kernel) and have no taste of medicine.
but areas easily swallowed as bits of candy. Moreover
they neither nauseate of gripe in the slightest degree,
but operate equally on all , of the diseatred parts of the
eystem;instead of confining themselves to and packing
any particular region. Thus, if the Liver be affected,
one ingredient w ill operate-on that particular organ, and
by cleansing it of any excess of-bile, restore it to its na
tural state. Another will operate on the blood, and re
move all Impurities in its circulation, while a third will
effectually expel whatever impurities may have been
discharged into the stomach, and, hence they strike at
the root of disease, remove all Impure humors from the
body open the pores externallyiand intemallz; separate
all foreign and obnoxious particles from the chyle, so
that the blood must be thoroughly pure—thus securing
a free and healthy action to the heart, lungs, and liver;
and thereby they - restore health, even when all other
means have failed.
The entire truth of the, abork,can be ascertained by
the trial of a single box; and thtfrvirtues are so positive
and certain,in restoring health, that the proprietor binds
himself to return the money paid for them in all-cases
where they do not give universal satisfaction..
RetOil prices, 2.5 cents per box. •
Principal °Mee, No. 66, Vesey street. New York.
The following are the agents in Schuylkill county for
Clickeees Vegetable Purgative Pills!
BROWN and F. SAN Pottsville ; H. Shinier, Port ,
Carbon ; Wm.
IL Marlow, New Philadelphia; T. Williams,
port; H. Schwartz, Patterson; J. IL Alter, Tuscarora;
Renner 6c Morgenroth, Tamaqua; Wm. Price, St. Clair;
- Georgelielfsnvder. New. Castle; James B. Falls,AD
aersville Jonad Kauffman , Llewellyn Jacob auf
man. Lower Motontoneu ; Paul RdrJ Pinegroveii
Shoener dv Garrett, Onvigsburg; Lyon dr REMO, Port
Clinton; J. coin Levan &. Kauffman, Schuylkill
Wog. • [ Ott3o 47-44.p0w
- • Blank. Books<
200 V E do Medium lem Bilnlo•l3°°kg,
1000 ( Mires FoolsedP rihmak Books" full and half bound
500 do: . Quarto do'
100 doien Memorandum Books, assorted,
Embracing the largest and best assortment of 431ank
Books ever offered In this part of the state, just received
and for sale at BANNAN'S Book stores,which he pledges
hldtselltd sell as low, if noklower, wholesale and retail,
than a siinilar quality can be purchased in Philadelphia
Ile has his stock manufactured expressly for his owu
sales. Call and see It. (Oct! 41
New Store at Brookville. • -
rrlllE Subscriber hasjust received froin Philadelphia
and has now opened at Brotkville, a large and gen r
era) assortment ofsealonable goods, such as Dry Goods,
Groceries, Hardware, and Queensware. In addition to
whtch will be found constantly on hand, Fish, smoked
and fresh Meat, as well as La good supply of country
produce. Cali and 'examine our stock, andyouwilrand
us prepared to sell goods at as low. a rate as they have .
ever been sold oitir soder e, in Sclniyikill county. •
' N. EL—Country produce of all kinds wanted, for
which the highest price will be paid.
• . GEO. H. POTTS.
Pottsville. Feb, 1848, 6
ranty articles at Bannans.
L _
ADIES' Card- cases, a fine assortment,
Writing Desks and Note Paper Desks, e .
Beautiful Paperteries, with an, assortment of Note
Paper and Envelops.
Fancy Boxes and Work-Stands,
Porte - Monnaie, for carrying.money, a beautiful as
sortment; -
Pearl and Ivory Paper Cutters. .
Fancy Pen Holders, a choice assortment, - .
Together with a beautiful collection of Fancy articles
suitable for the coming holidays, all of which will be
sold at less than city prices. , [Oct9 41
NCIN Wine and Liquor Store. "
ANDREW J. CATHERWOOD. tate of the Sun of
Andrew C. Crate & Co., having removed to his new
establishment. No. big, North Second street; above Arch
street. west side, hasassociated with his father,llliGll
CATIIERWOOD,,(of the old firm of Catherwood• &
Craig,) under the name of 11. Catherwood & Son, for
the purpose of carrying on the wholesale Wine and Li
quor business in all its branches, at the above place,
where he will be pleased to see his friends and former
patrons.
The stock on hand is nearly all 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 Pikes and terns will be found as low as those
of any other house in the trade.
Phila., Oct 9 47
Feathers! Feathers!
From I2i to 45 rents per pound, cheap for cash, Whore
sale and Retail.
FREDERICK G. FRASER,
ill
Upholsterer and General Furnisher,No. 415, Market St
above 11th, north side,.opposite Girard Row,
PHILADELPHIA,.
_ . -
1 60
1 60
2 25
2 71
2 371
IAT mbnt
o n f maybe
a had nd
a a t l
t l
ra times
~ a C u7len t lr a 7rs . s . ' n n ,i '
Feathers, CtialkiVrables. Bedsteads, and Looking
Glasses, together - with all other articles in the above
tine of business at the very 4owest cash prices.
N. 11,—Goods warranted to give satisfaction.
Phila., Sept. 11 47 37-3 m
2 25
150
2 25 .
187
1 75
6 - 1
1 25
NEW GOODS. •
Tura doors btiolo Craig': Hoed,
•
THE subscriber has just opened, in addition.lo the
stock of Dry Goods, a ,cholce lot of GROCERIES,
k.c., embracing a generat-assortment, which have been
laid I n at very low rates, and selected-With great care
as regards quality (Or family use, all of. which will tic
said on the most accommodating terms, wholesale and
retail.
$3 75 a kki 00
'350 a 387 E
' H invites the public to call and examine his stork
and judge for themselves, feeling confident that he can
and will give entire s;atisfa'ction both as - to quality and
price.
Recollect two doors below Craig's lintel. Centre
stree[l Pottsville.' 1011N13.. C. MARTIN.
July 31, 1847 31—
,
J UST Received a supply,of
,Musie embracing the latest
publications. of Songs : for the Piano and Guitar.
Jenny Lind's Songs, Justissued.
, Waltzes and Gallops; Marches and Quicksteps.
Rondos. Airs, &c. Variations.
' Polkas,.Dances and Quadrilles:
•
Dunn? for 2- Performers.„:
Songs for the Guitar in gtirat variety.. •
Melodeon for the Flute or Violin.
Primary and progressive Exercises fur strerLtthening
, the ringers and obtaining a rapid and easy touch.
• Instrctuion Books.
Violin and Guitar strings. &c..S:e.
We would respectfully solicit the ludiee to call and ex
m ine our assortment.
r'sreingle Pieces of Music not on lined olitairmil to
order. at • ' BANNAN'S Book and Music Stores.
12F'Catalomtes of Music can be obtained at our Stores.
Sept:2l, 1547. . 3'3—
CHEAP FALL DRY GOODS FROM AUCTIOX
WITOLESALt AND RETAIL
- J. Ross Hoopes.
QUM
No. 411; ,Itarke Street, abore_Eterznth, north side,
jj AS a large "stork of Dress Goods. snrh an new
11 styles Mous. de Laines. 121 to 25 cents, yard wide;
Cashmeres, California Woolen Plaids ; Plain and Fig
ured, Colored and Black Alpaca .Lustres, from ISI to
50 ; Black.and Colored Nlerinns and Parametta";
Bombazthes from' 25 cts. to .31 ; Oohs. Cassi
meres, Sattinetts, and Vestings in great varlet} , ; Yard
wide Bleached and Brown Muslins at 4. 5, 61, 9. and 10
cis.; 11 }and wide, 12,1, cis ; 3 - yards' s ids 371 cts.;
Table Linens. Diapers, Ciash. kr.; Carpets Inc stairs
and entries', only 0, 10, 121, and IS} rta. ; Ingrain, Cot
• ton, and Wool Carpets. handsome patterns, 22, , -25, 31,
and 50 els, all wool I bay three-onarters tar my goods
at auction and all for cash only, and can. therefore, of
fer bargains to country rn , rchants and others who buy
for cash ; worthy of attention my ronntry friends, mei ,
clams, citizens, and others who will please call at
3. ROSS HOOPES' Cheap Store.
No. 411; Mark - et St., above 11th, north side, Phila.
N. B.—Show this advertisement to your neighbors
and friends. [Phila., Ort‘' 40 3m
561.009 II
PEII.IDELPII7.4 -.4I.tVF.RTISENEXT.'
Oliver Evans'
SALAMANDER, FIRE AND ' THIEF PROOF IRON CIIERTS,
IA ARRANTED equal to any other make, and have
VV v never been injured by fire or bury lars. in a single
ingtence. Ile also keeps on hand a full supply of Com
mon Chests, made of lighter iron, at lower prices.
LETTER COPYING PRESSES AND BOOKS.
TRUCKS FOR STORES, FACTORIES, &c.
DRUGGISTS' PRESSES.
EAGLE GLASS PAPER.
PORTABLE SHOWER BATHS, &e.
PACKING LEVERS.
HOISTING. MACHINES.
REFRIGERATORS and WATER FILTERS.
, 1
OLIVER EXANS,
61 South .Second St., below Chesnut, Phile.
REFRIGERATORS
For cooling and preserving .Meat,' Butter, ifiik, and all
articles intended for culinary, purposes. -;
WATER FILTERS. : I
Wirer Erans' relebrated Water Filters ,for purifying
water that is brackbh or muddy, whether by raise, mi.+
'lenge, or otherwise, can be bad of all sizes and prices.
at the waremoms, No. 61, South Second street, two
doo`rs below Chesnut street Philadelphia'.
Phil:lda.. cra. 2 47 40-6m*
HEALTH MADE EASY FOT THE PEOPLE: . Or Phy;
steal Training, to make their Lines, in this World, Long
and. Happy; by the Author of . Education ; -9s It hi,
Ought To Be, and .Ifiget Be." . First American Edii.
Lion, with Additions.: ,Being an elementary and• inter
esting treatiie on Self-Knowledge. Containing short
and entertaining articles on
Food, Heart, Glands, - Strength,
Eating, Stomach, Nerves, Recretaions,
Digestion, Liver, Brains, Old Age,
Blood, ; Lungs, Mind, Man,
Secretions, Arteries, Senses, . Woman,
Head, Veins,' Health, . 1 Disease,
• . dc.c.,. &c., &e. ..,
Together with the Great Secret—Success In Life how
attained—How to do Good—Causes and Effects of . Er.
ror—Habits—Passions—Womandsscribed—Man descri
bed—.V'an's Errors—Rich and Poor—Sexes—Virtue and
Vice—Youthful Errors—Woman hew made delicate—
Woman's Virtues—Ambition, &c. . .
• The whole designed for the noble purpose of Impro
ving and extending education among the people, im
parting valuable knowledge on the physiology of the
human frame, and the laws which govern mental and
bodily health, &c., &c. ,
H' Any person sending 25 cents enclosed in a letter
shall receive one copy by mail, or five copies wilt ba
sent for $l. Address, postage paid; "
ZIEBER & Co., Philadelphia.
Ce This valuable Work contains (in duodecimo form)
177 pages ; ,
Philadelphia, May 22, 1847 • 3m- tiftn-21—;1y
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND OTHERh.
POCKET ROOK 111AIWUPACTOKY,
N 0.36, 'South 6th street.helow Chesnut,
PlilLA DELPHI*.
THE subscriber has constantly on hand a large as
sortment of the following articles of his own manu
facture, such as Calf, Russia, Turkey, and Morocco
Pocket Books; Gentlemen's Dressing Cases; Morocco
and Velvet Segal. Cases; Jewelry. tases t•Pearl and
Ivory Card. Cases; Pearl and Ivory Tablets; Pearl, Ivory,
and Velvet Needle Books ; Chess and Backgammon
Boards, with overy other aiticle in his line, which he
offers to country merchants and others cheap for cash,
wholesale and retail. 'F. 11. SMITH,
. No. 36, South 6th street, below Chemin, Phllada
Phila. Oct 23, 1847 43-3 m
S., B. Mille;r' & M. Shenk,
QURGEON DENTISTS, having located in Pottsville,
LI respectfully offer their professional services to the
ladies and gentlemen of Pottsville and vicinity. All
diseases and irregularities of the teeth treated on the
mosrappmved principles. Artificial teeth inserted from
a single tooth to an entire sett.
.± Wire in ThompsPn's row, Market st., 7th door above
Centre. a MI operations warranted. [Sepll 37 If
Ile*. Books.
TAE Crater, or Vulcan's Peak, by• Cooper, . d 0 50
The Buckskin, a Romance of the Revolution, 25
The Way Side_Cross, by Capt. Millman, 121
The Greatest Plague of Life,.complete • . 25
The Journeyman Joiner, by George Sand, 75
The Life of Henry the IV, by James; parts 1& 2, 50
Ottavvah, the Laat Chief,' by the author of Life in
London, • 5O
1
Chambers' Encyclopedia of English Literattire, 8 00 •
2 volumes,
Webster's Dictionary, a new and improved edit'n 4 00
The Virgin of the Sun, by_ Ned Buntline, 25
Together with a variety - of other books just received
and rot sale at • BAN NAN'S
Oct23] • Cheap Book and Stationery stores
UNION Choral Harmony, German and English.
Evangelical Musk, by Hickock & Fleming, patent
and round notes,
Boston Academy of Church Music,
Carmine Sacra, or Boston collection of Church Music
The Southern Church Melodist. patent notes,
The Methodist Ffarmonist,
The Musical Repository, •
The Yours Choir,
The Social Lyrist. •
Just received and for sale wholesale and retail at very
ow rates at - BANNAN'S
Oen 41) • Cheap Whoiregie Foot store..
H. CATHERWOOD.
ANDREW J. CATHERWOOD.
41-4t*
Musk Music
=I
Musty Books:
NOTICK)s hereby given that an appnlidation Will
' be made to-the next Legislature, for a Bank to be
located in the borough of Minersitle, SchuilkiliCounty,l
to be Called the lifechaisics" Bank of Schuylkill Coun
ty, with a capital of One 'Hundred and Fifty 'Thousand
Donate, and the privilege of increasing it to Two Hun
dred Thou - sand Dollars. Signed .
SAMUEL KAUFFMAN; MICHAEL WEAVER,
ABRAHAM TROUT, , SAMUEL- lIEILNER; •
JAMES B. FALLS, JONAS BAST. -
Minersville, July 3, 1647. • "j7-4mo
NOTICE. -Proposals Will be received at the °Mee
of the Little Schuylkill Navigation, Rail Road and
Coal Company; in Tamaqua. until Saturday evening,
the 30th Inst., for driviiig a TUN NEr. 16 feet wide and
8 feet high ; also for , slnking a SLOPE on the F vein
also for sinking a SLOPE on_que of the Red Ash veins.
The tunnel will be about 1000 feet long :.the contrac
tors to frirnish all except the engine and machinery'for
the slope. The bids will state the price per cubic yard
for the excavation at the end of the tunnel ; the price
per lineal yard ,for the tunnel,; the, price per lineal yard
for the, slopes. For Information in reference to the
work apply to JOHN' ANDERSON, General Ae't. -
Tamaqua, 0e116 . 47 , 42-3 t
NOTICE.—AN ELECTION for thirteen DIREC—
TORS of the Miners' Bank of Pottsyille,.in the,
county of :Schuylkill. to serve the •ensulng year, will ,
be held at the banking house, on Monday the 15th
of November, next, between the hours of 10 o'clock,
A. 5f., and 3 o'clocki P. M.. 1
A stated meeting of the stoCkholders will he held at
the banking house, on Tuesday, the 2d day of November.
next. [Oat , SI) ' CHAS. LOEStR, Coshier.
NOTICE.—The Commissioners appointed u nder the
act of assembly relative tothe removal of the Court
House and public offices from Orwigeburg to Pottsville,
will [beet at the Exchange Hotel. iri the borough of
Pottsville, on Sattirday. October 30th,at 10 o'clock, A.
M., for the purpose of locating the ratite in accordance
with the provisions of the act
0ct2.1-431 WILLEM, r. SANDERS; Chairman.
KTOTIC.F..—Geo. 11. Stichter having associated with
1.11 him Daniel R. cstedy, in the Hardwate business,
they will hereafter trade under the firm of iiTICHTER
& EISTERLV, at the old stand cornerof Centre and
Market streets, where, by strict attention. to bulkiness
they hope to merit the patronage heretofore extended
to the old firm. Persons in want of Hardware and Iron
would do well co tall and examine their stock before
purchasing, as they are determined to sell cheap
• May 2/ .22 • STICHTER & ESTERLY.
A DAIINISTRATIONANOTICE.— Whereas
letters of administration Have been granted to the
subscriber, on the estate of James Donaelly, late of the
borough of Pottsville. Schuylkill county, l'a., deCeased,
by the Register of- Schuylkill county :: notice is hereby
given to all those indebted to said estate to make pay
ment as abon as possible, and all those having claims
will present them for settlement without delay.
0ct.13-13:1its] Bumf; GT DONNELLY. Adm'ex.
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.— Wheteas
letteri,of administration, on the estate of Andrew
J. Brown, late of the borough of Pottsville, Schuylkill
county, deceased, have been granted to the subset Mors
by the Register of Schuylkill county' tiotipe is therefore
hereby wen to alt those indebted to the said estate that
they are requested to make payment to Capt. Israel
Reinhart of the American Hotel, and all those having
claims will also present them to him for settlement With
out delay. ANDREW BROWN, ) Admitistrators.
0ct2.3436t*1 ADLEY G. BROWN. 0.4 .
V'ELNO'S PARISIAN FLUID is warran s te
V to curl the hair brauttfuliy an/ steonglyt If it falls
the money . will be returned ! We eonOdvntly assert tha
,this preparation Is the best, the very best article now be
fore the public., for menus° Tnt: luta! and we wil
forfeit $lOO if it Is not .found on trial all we represent
it to be. It has been tried, and never failed! If used'
according to directions, it cannot fail This may seem
(to those persons.who have never tried Veinei Parisian
Fluid) strong language, but it is the truth !
If you admire and wish forthe "Flowing Ringlet and
Witching Curl !" get a bottle,. give it a trial One trial
will do more to convince the reader of the truth of the
above assertions, Whit columns of advertisements.
Price 25 or 50 Cents per bottle. For sale wholesale
and retail at - • BANNAN'S
0c123 , 431- • Cheap Rook and stationery stores.
ritiP OSA L FOR BUILDING THE COURT
11 HOUSE.—The undersiened building committee ap
pointed by the citizens of Pottsville, to contract for and
superintend the erection of the'new CourtfElowle and
different offices for the public records, respectfully soli
cit from architects and builders, PLANS and PROPO
SALS fora brick Court Hoinie and different offices for
the public records, to be erected in Pottsville and to be
'about fifty R. in width by.eighty ft. In depth. The'plans
rind proposals to be submitted on or before Monday, the
10th day Of November next.
JOHN SHIPPEN,
SAMUEL SILLYMAN, 1 BuilJing
•
WILLIAM MORTIMER. r
Committ
WILLIAM WOLFF,
Oct 23 43) F. W.. HUGHES,
PP , A ER HANGINGS.—JOHN VAN. METER,.
manufacturer of paper hangings, and paperhanger,
,Thompson's Row, Market street, Pottsville, has on
hand a•complete assortment of PAPER HANGINGS,
',which he will sell wholesale and retail, at the lowest
,city prices. ' An extensive assortment of windoW cur-'
,tain paper con tautly on hand. Papering promptly;
done in the best mannet. Octl6-42-5t
STRAY COW.—Strayed away from
°'l6.l.l the subscriber, on Monday, 'October , Ca'
m e ,' DARK • BROWN nr WOLF COLORED,
• 1 . 11 .. COW; with a black head, - white horns,'
white and dark brown spots under the belly, white spots
on the right hind flanke, strap and bell on neck'. Any
person returning said cow or giving information where
she may he had will be suitably rewarded by ;
GEORGE FEITII, McGinnis' Foundry, r Pottsville.
00.16 „/
A TEACHER WANTED.-The Board of
-
School Directors of.the borough of Pottsvilie - are iii
want of a goodyEACHER to take charge of made School
No. 1. To one who is competent to teach arithmetic:
Itisfory, grammar, geography, dm;lantation; &c.. a good
salary will be gi.ven, No other need apply AppliCationa
accompanied with good testimrMiars, can be directed to
0,13-13.3t] J. S. U. MARTIN, Sec'y of the Board. j
lANTED.—lnformation 'is wanted of DANIEL
V V GALLAGHER, who left Londond erry about May
Ist, 1817, and Sailed for Philadelphia. Ile is :Mout 19
years of age, and.about's feet, 3 inches high. Any in
formation respecting,his whereabouts will be thankful
ly received-by his father,.
Octl6-42-30 GALLAGHER, Minetsville.l
BLACE.SV,OIVE'S COMMENTARIES,.
Hood on Executors, Wharton's Digest,
Marvin's Bibliography,
Roberts' Digest of British Btatutes, (
Thornton on Conveyancing, Graydon's Forms,
Dunlop's Digest ofttfe Laws of Pennsylvania,
Barr's Reports, vole. 1,3, and 4,
For sate at publisher's priceS at HANNAN'S
0ct1421 Law nod Miscellaneous Book stores...-.
MMEREL, , 1
". I Constantly'on hand •
/ SALMON, and far sale by
' •
HERRINGS,
: , .
- 1. .1. PALMER & CO. -.:
PORK,
Market street wharf,
-' HAMS AND SIDES,
Philadelphia.
SHOULDERS. •
J .
LARD AND CHEESE Octl6 47-12-2m'
_ __
- DETER SimPle, incob Faithful, the Phantom Ship,
J. the King's Own, Newton Forster. Frank Mildmay,
Snarlevnw, Japhet in Search of a Father, Portia of
Many Tales, and Wdshipman Easy I, by Capt. Marry'
at, price 25 cents each, just rdbeived and for sale at
- ' RANNAN'S Book stores. Pot6villo.-
Only 82 50 for Scott's novels, at HANNAN'S. [ocl6
FOUND.—A certain article, of JEWELEitywn;
found near Pottsville lately. Any persnn giving
satisfactory marks of said article may have it by ap
plying tn'Rev. 'HENRY FITZIMMONS, In this horo',
(Pottsville;) and payingthe expense of this notire.
0ct2.34:1-3t
. .
TNDIA. RUBBER DOOR SPRINGS —A good ar-'
ticle: price 517 cents, just received and for F ale at
Oct] BANNAN'S Variety stores, Pottsville.
TIRIED BEEF—A auperier - article, for sale at
1J the cheap Dry Goods and Grocery store of
Ortl6-421 J. S. C. MARTIN.
PRDON , S DIGEST, last editinn, a few copies
remain unsold at [flc lIANNAN'S !Took store.
DICK'S WORKS, rompleto in 4 volinneti, at the
low rate of #2 50. far sale at [ocl6l 13,11tirt,*-.4.N'tf.
ORANGES and Lonions for sale at MARTIN'S
Octl6-421 Druz and Confectionary store.
ICKLED HERRlNG — lustce
received and for
Psale at [Octl6-42] MARTIN'S Gtoccry store. ,
Mohnntongo street, near Centre.. on
Jr the 2d of Getnbei, a SILVER WATER'. The own
er can have the entre by proving property, paying
Charges. and calling on . G. W. HUGHES,
Oct23-43-31+1 near McGinnis' Foundry.
VALIT BLE TOWN LOTS FOR SALE in
Wood & Lyon's addikkin to the borough of Prittsi.=-
vine. Also in the, town oM'orkville. beautifully lora ,
ted beta ee n Pottsville and Westwood. Apply in
A. RUSSEL
0c23 431 Mire corner of Mahootongn and Ada ma alai
T HUM'S FRENCH REVOLUTION, at
Si 25, complete, jest received and for sale at , •
Octl6-42] BANNAN'S cheap Book stores.
MO ARCHITECTS. BUILDERS AND OTHERS
Ranlett's Architect. containing a series of ;original
designs for domestic and ornamental cottages, connect
ed with landscape gardening, adaptad io the United
Stares, illustrated bydrawinga of ground 'plots, plane,
containing complete specifications and directions
for building, and full estimates of the quantities of ma
terials and labor required in their erection. This work
is acknowledged by architects to be the best work ever
published. Issued in numbers at 50 cents per number.
For nib nt HANNAN'S
Octa 41] Cheap Book and Stationery Stores.
20 GROSS Paper Pass Books at 25 cts. per dozen or
gt 2 25 per gross.
10 gross leather covered Pass ficioks at Mond 'nets.
per dozen
10 do Copy Books at 40 cents per dozen or 81 50
per grove.
5 do Cyphering Books at 87 , 1 cts. $l, and $1 25
per dozen.
Together with a large supply of Blank books and
School books at equally (ow rates, just received and for
sus at , 13.A.111%1A.N'S Cheap Book and
Oct 2 40] Stationery store, Pottsville.
f "UARLES Dickens' Works.
.
4.. J Capt. Marryart's Works, I vol.,
D'lsraeli's Works. ,
Scott's Napoleon, \ - '
Dowling's History of Romsnlim, ,
De Cormenin's History of thi Popes, . .
.
All very cheap, together with a great variety of other
cheap publications, which will tie - lsold lees than publish
ers' prices, just received and for sale at
Oet9 41] BANN AN'H Cheap Book and Variety store.
PAPER HANGINGS & BORDERS.-1000 piece's of
.PAPER HANGINGS and BORDERS of the latest
styles, enbracing upwards of Aka patterns selected to
suit this region, from three of the largest paper facto
ries in the United States, all of which will be sold at
the lowest city cash prices, and some of the Frescoes
and Gold Papers, at less than city prices, at
Sep2s 321 BANN AN'S Paper and Variety Store.
NOTE PAPERB AND, ENVELOPE.— •
20 reams Plain and Fancy Note Papers, of every,
variety, •
'2Ollll Fancy Envelops, to'snit. Also, •
20,000 Plain Envelops for letters, white and yellow;
some as low as SI 50 per 1000,
Just received and for sale wholesale and retail at
000,41) BANNAN'S nook and Variety stares.
THE MINERS' JOIJRN
-
rIffEBtIEAL SOAP ;Warranted to rAln'Pro grease
• 4...! 'snots dr.c.,.frolu Silk, Woolen, Cotton, and Linen,
without injury to the color :.price only 12k chilli.' Just
received and for sale atSTATIONER'S . HALL, corner
of Centre and Market eta. atao at BA NNA.I`e whole
sale hnd retail Variety Store. Every econouncal fo•
twiny ought to have Win Abe house. tattai,2B• • 25
DU - LAYER'S ;YOVELS VERY CIJEA.P :=-Eath work
'cotriplete in one volume, bedotifully botind and let:,
feted, at the ertraordiaai - p lour ; price of 2.5 :cents, just
received and for sale wholesale and retaß at f3..(II7NAN'B
where may.be found a very large eworttMeOt of cheap
works for winter evening reading, both In atUndard and
ght literature. I • i[Ott9
'2(
200 -Pr L S : n r ll 3 a7t i i n ng Parerr. some efirnalze;
Of various qualities, fast received and for sale nrbole
sale and retail at IHANNAN'S
Wholesaler Book 4111 Paper Store.
•
r'lktercbants supplied at low rates, by We quantity,
Aug. 7 • • ) . ) 22
CI GREEN BLACK TEAS„.—jiist received
from New York 'and I MitladelPhia, a full assort=
pent of Superior Green, and Black Teas.ansong which
are Superior Imperial, Young Ilyson, Souehong,Tou
ehong and Mame Teas. Mr Baia by
BEATTY ac,Co.
Pottsville, Aug. 14, 18417
OAL! COAL!! COMA:l—Persons having coal to
C
be delivered in Philadelphia. will he 'received on
yardace and sent to any part of the city. by the under
signed at a email commission., tiREDAKER & REX,
Phila..Aue.2.3 35 3tnel!Broad below
SUGAR FOR PRESERVING.—WooIsey & Wool
sey's Ground nod CrUshed rltigar, Lonsiana and
White. Havana. do. also every variety of 1 Brouln Su
gar, for slle by
-1 J: DI. BEATTY & Co.
Pottsville, Aug. 14, 1817. . „ 33_
DAMS
AND 'SHOULDER-S.-4000 lbs. , Superior
Family Hams.'
3000 lbs. Shoutders,Just received and'will'be gold
low to The trade by J. M. SCATTY & Co.
Pottsville. Aug 14. 1847.
,
lingiVs'wtt i s A at it C oo s kc ' t - 0/e." 9 30 grerocaesivoefdGeart
man, English, Agricultutal, and Comic Alarannrs,
bracing a large assortnitnt, which will be cold by the
gross or dozen at publishOs' prices. -1 [OO2 40
ll t 'Pa?l ß y 71 D I R R A ATO R I . 1V WI? we ß w arranto he
good or the money will be ,returned, just received and
for side wholesale and retail at- . HANNAN'S
Oct 9 .411 Stalioneryaiid Variety stores.,.
10 PRINTERS:7-BLANK. EA - RDS;-1000 packs of
1
blank printing cards,warying in price from 62,1 cts.
to 81 ; 50 per dozen, just received and for sale, wholesale
and retail at [Ang.2B 35] . BANNAN'S
TNDIA RUBBER BODY BRAIdES—AW excellent ar-
Ji. ticle for persons who Stoop. or are weakly, just re
ceived.and for sale at • BANN AN'S
Aug. 21 34] I Variety Store; Pottsv ille:
11.VER SPECTACLES.—An assortment of 51e Allis
ter's Silver and German Silver SpeetaclAs Just re
eeived and for sale at .f HANNAN'S
June 5 23 I Fancy Store, Pottsville.
11 N. VIES' SERMON S, 1 ~
.1.1 , ' I In 3 volutnes, pat received
L BANN A N 'IS Ilookatore.
A MILY lIAMS,, for sate at the
Shay's brand, also of Schocor
EDWARD YARDLEY./
and fur sale at . 1
June 26
VERY SUPERFINE F;
V York Store, of Stnag .
icy & Son. [July 14-2 ts
If COLORED CARDS fart Zephyr r work and ZINO CrOch
ll.i.et Work, just recuived anti for.sale at BANNXIVS
Variety Stores. . • [atelt..4
3,6'
INER'S OlL—Supe ' rfine &trained nil for Minersgi
LY :"to: be hod at the Vork Store./ JT
j _July IG, , ERWARD !YARDI.WII,-
I TT OR RENT: The Salem VElN•with tile present el;
gines and muldneri near Port Car,ton ' Apply to
Oct 9 41]. f A.. nussEL, Pottsville.
LARGE CIIESS MEN, very cheap, for playing, jus
received mid for sale at [Sept:4 HANNAN'S.
`OE SALE—Six hhds. of sugar cured !LAMS,
3. Sep.!! 371 T. do W., POLLOCK
I A.RD- LAMPS, qirandoleslar Mantels,
.1... r Lamp Mats, beautifUl `sliados and Fixtures, ,
'Plain and Colored HO Lanterns; ~.
Cut and Plain Globes, Flues, and 'Wicks.
A benittgul assortinent;iwhich Will be sold at nianurac
turer's.prices; just recciikd and for sale at - BANN AN'r3
Fancy and Variety store, Pottsville. [bct.23-43
.Now is the time for Bargains
,/
it VIC
NEW CHEAP CASH STORE
In Atineriville,SchuOlill County': Pen neyteania,
1-• ncit door to .13 ush ,I- A - raisin's .11istel, • '
' •Stendoitry street. _ •
YE LIJ A. H. B.'olt W I E;
REPPECTFULLIC announces; to his numettiuS friends
and the citizens •giSsMrally. that he has opened a new
cash store, - in bllnersvillb, Sibuylkill4ounty, where he
intends to keep on hind a large and aried assortment
Of goods, embracing among others • . .
•
DRY GOODS, ' l' • • LIQUORS,
GROCERIES. 1 QUEENS WARD,
• BOOTS & SHOES, ' HATS & CAPS, -
HARD WARE,. . I PLASTER, .
• SMOKED MEAT, - .., 1:11511, SALT,
MINING GOODS, &c., &c., '
All of : which have beeMlaid in new, and at pikes, rttn
ging with the times. Frimi'the knowledgeshe has of the
•inercha tile business and the wants of this market and
his det 'lnitiation to 801 , rot& CASH ONLY, trpsting to
quick sa es and small misfits, he flatters himself that all
who giro hint a call Will find a btagain and cheaper
goods at his store, than can be found in any other estab
--bsinent in the Coal Region, and' o mistake !...
,_
Landreth's; Rural Register .
AND ALMANA.C.FOII. 1545.
AA VOLUME of LOS cl4sely printed pages, containing an
/1.. almanac; a farmei's and gardener's calender for
each month of the year!..de,criptions of chemical coin
position and analysis of different kinds of manures
:nut the application of ; a hal description of.the best
fonts for cultivation, With drawings of the same ,• dis s
cases of cows, horses, sheep, &c.. and their remedies;
a list' of agricultural. implements, and their prices ; the
mride.of, cultivating the different kinds of vegetables,
'and all kinds of !lowers; ronstnittion of hot- houSes,
hot beds, &c.; together with a vast amount ofother
foripation for the farnierand kitchen gardener, and all
for 12} cents single copy, or $1 per dozen, wholesale.--
Every farmer and girdener in the state ought to have a
copy. Just published and for sale wholesale and retail
at; lIANNAN'S
I; Cheap Bhokstore, Pottsville. t
a'. Merchants in the country Would benefit the cave,
of agriculture by purchasing this book and distributing"
it emong The Guano s. 1; The low rate at which it is sold
ought to secure foe it a general circulation. [Oct9 41
CHEAP'OrGOODS STORE. •
REX OVAL.,
Joseph Arehainbault;
rtmored Pans Xol 381, afnaket'se.,to his new,
awe, Sit. 417, Market,abarellih,noro aide,
PHILADELPHIA.
ILTAS On hand a large assortment of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS. comprising in part Mode Color and
Black Mons. de taints at 121 cents; rich style de
Lalnes at 181 and 25 cents ; Cashmeres at 25, 29, and 31
cents; California Plaids at 25, 28. 31, and 371 cents;
English and French Merinos; black Alpacas from ISt
to 871 cents.; Shawls in great variety; Blankets from
e 3 50 to $9, •per pair; Cashmeres; fancy and plain
Sattinctts from 371 to 75 cents. M large absortinent of
Bleached and Brown Sheeting and Shirthig mashes ;
white Flannels from 121 to 50 cents, Sze., &c
0410 47
- .
C. HARKNESS'
CLQTIIINI3 .F;STABLISHME.Vr.
TIIE MOSTEXTENNIVE CLOTHING wArtitioue IN THE
- UNITED STATES.
_ - -
Re-Open for irenier.7 400;000 garWelitit - ortlond, and
iready for disposal, wholesale aad retail.
Tpatrons , we would say, that having but one price
1 those who are not dealers, or do not Understand
the rent valuation price of goodi; Will have an Oppor
tunity of purchasing garments as low as professed
judges. Jobbers ;and dealersin ready made clothing,
can ceplenith theinstocks for the winter, and sire guar- .
antee the largest establishment in Philadelphia to se'.-
lect from. We ittend personally; to the_ packing, of
goods, an see thdt a good assortment of sizes and well.
made articles hre put up. Single suits forwarded as
per orders.
co-Our goods are'forsale only at the hirge budding,
- 12.4 Market street, koutheasi comer of Market and 4th
streets,Xhiladelphia. C. lIARKN ESS.
Phila. t3eut, '25 47 , ; 3U-3in
' Isaac Barton &Co., •
NO.. Q 7, SOUTH SECOND STREET„
rfIiCADELPUIA,
LTA VIN G in store a large and full' assortment of
J./ FALL AND' WINTER DRY GOODS, a
able portion of, which were ordered and imporied'by
them, and the remainder selected with Much care lin
the American markets expressly fortheir FALL SALES.
offer the Same wk.oleskle and retail, at moderate prices,
for cash or approved acceptances. The following na
med,goods constitute part of their stock, viz : •
, DRESS' GOODS.
Silks.—Rich',ark Broclaile.Strilies and Plaids, j
Plain and 'Strip'ed ChameliOns, new styles;
Chainehon Satin Du Chene, beautiful coat
bitiations. ' •
• " Plain and Changeable Armures, various
widths.
• Black Plaid Striped. •
" Black Gros de Rhine all widths, best make ,
• and qualities.
" Plain and Changeable Florences, in much
variety.
Catliansres.—Plain and Printed Handsome Shades,
• and new styles.
,Moth. de Laines.—Plain and Printed, neat small fig-
I tires,' new styles. •
Raw Silk Plaids.—Rich, High rolnri;,• g ood qualities.
'Worsted and Silk and Cotton and Silk, good qualities.
• Gingliarns.—Earlston , and Scotch, in great variety.
Printa.—Brltish and American, -•" - -
-.French .Merinos..-Lupin's best make; choice selected
shades.
Alpaca Lustre.-=Silk and Collor! Warp, Palmetto
Cloth.
Shatola.—Rich Styles Brodie and Cashmere.
• ! •41aCk °Reiman Plain and Plaid Silk.
Ismail Plaid Blanket, all wool.
" 'Seal Skin, plain mode colors, large size.
Hosiery andO/oaes,ofall usual materials and qualities.
CLOTHS, &c.
French, Belgian, English, and Aineriean . Cfoths; In
great variety ofshades and qualities, beef finish.
English, French, American. and Belgian Cas,slineres,
• plain black and latest fancy styles.
'Woolen and Silk, VelVet.Cashmere; and Satin Vestings.
Drab and Dark Colored Habit Cloth for Cloaks.
. White and Colored Flannels, European and American.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Blankets, various sizes, excellent make. '
Dresden -mut Marseilles Quilts, White and Colored
Counterpanes: •
Linen Sheetings, Cotton do , all widths and qualifies.
Pillow Case Linen; Table Datnisk and Napkins.
Ruckaback Diaper and Russia Towelling.
Irish 4-4 Linens, in great Variety, or most approved
make' and bleach.
. CARRIAGE LININGS: ' ' !
Silver and Pearl Drab Cloth, various qualities
'" Worsted Damask,"'
" Union, - " -", ,
Battlnets, plain ',Fad figured, 4-1 and
. 4.4 wide,sysorted
colors. . ' . • ,
'Russia Sheetings, Buckram, acid Colored Noslins.
Worsted Plush,,tigured and plain, Crimson. Carnet, asel
Phila.. Siopt. 25. 47 _ dit--3at cow
=
. . .
a. 1. socritE.l - [L A. canon
- MOO ' E & . RISDON, •
m4itcit &NT TAILORS
NY
_.. .
__ .....
to. 70 SoetA TAirid Street; nearly opposite Um Es- ' •R
lowing advertisement :
I . - chair, Philadelphia, . ' DB. CULLEN EVER VICTORIOUS'
DESPECTFULpY announce to their friends and the . Asa proof of the continued success of or * C
llsa's
AL public that
we a n tre constantly prepared to make to Lia . re eau , sveeese,
we
refer 10 e fete /-.., • . st-.
order, of the fin d best materials, andat moderate ~.erunea.ei or the many
i in our possession, of cures performed by
prices, every ankle of Fashionable Clothing constitu- `
this great purifier.- ' / ' •
Once Gentleman's Wardrobe, for which their coca- Capt. T. L. Sanders, constable of South Mulberry .
plete Stock of choice•and carethilly selected Cloths, Ward, cured of Barber's Itch. / 1
Casatnieres, Vesting,s, &c., of the latest and most de- Mr. J. B. Reese's child, N 0.83, North Seventh street,
sirable patterns, bre particularly Alestened. cured of Hereditary 'Fett e r , covered his entire
Their oven 'practical knowledge of the business and b o d y.
a pe'rional attention to every garment, enables them 34.31. MeCleas • child, No ,380, Market meet, edict
to give entire satisfaction, and to both •old aril new '!"ed with Scmtura froM its birth. . '
customers they geopectrully tender an invitation to Mr. E. W. Max.welt, Grape court; Market it ., above
give theta a caltl . i Eighth, cured ofScrofulayhad fourteen open' ukera upon'
Having been for• years connected with some of she his body at the time he commenced taking the medicine.l
best and most faahionable establishments in this coitn. ! 'Miss Christiana Sands, West Spruce street, between!
trY,employing mine but first rate workmen, and being. !
M
In theconstant receipt of the latest fashions, and best,
Mach and Willow streets, near the Schuylkill, cured off
S Scrofula; had suffered eight years; her head was so
stylee of goods., they are fully prepared to acCornmo. r a
- 1 , much effected Oradea and co ff ee would pass out at her
date customers in the best manner. = I
ear—tnis ism strong case. ' -
Philada., Aug. ll4 , 1517. . . 3.3-. Gino _ Capt. John II Barclay, No. 400, Market street, cured
• - FRESH FALL GOODS. sr , of Scrofulous Sore Leg, ot 26 years' standing. This
' *CIII4IILES ADAMS, , ' _ I case is, isell known to many of our best physicians who
No. 79, Arai 7., bstieria 2d avid USU.. nortA side, I have frequently advised amputation. • • I
- I , •• eitiMinttrllls. , I " Dlr. Isaac Brooks, Jr., No. Srartferson,west of Schuyl-
I r
s; receiviug at one of the most severe cases of Scrofula ever cured, and
his new emote an assortment of en-
I kill Sixtastreet,below Locust . This was. undoubtedly 1
tirely item and d esirable deggamds suitable for the co- i
I is certified to by many.ef our best physicians tied tier
mirk', season, tolwhich he Invites the attention of hts
old Customers and purchasers generally =Particular at- i Britten, and also by himself:
tention given to Style and proper shades of color of I Joseph Barbour ; No. 1, Short court, east from Twelfth
street, above Race, cured of Scrofulous S.Ore Throat, of
dress roods and many Choice and scarcekinds Selected
.I
' •
'especially for-plain people, which will be sold at the I,e l B l l l years' standing.
toterst prices forces/I ' The assortment consists (a part,f 31r. J. H. Frick's child, No. 731, Dock street, Phila .
Of French Merincies in different qualities and colors,.Tlckci r lit 1
.- parametta andincliana Cashmere* do ; 0 I Duffy, No. '26, North Front street, (at P. ,
Br 4 Queen's Cloths and Alpacas, some the fi nest d /irp - , 11 . 1advae I'm's.) Philadelphia, erred of Titter of twenty- ;
, live years.
I ported, ' ./, I Mr. William Flemming,-No 210, Wadllngton street'.
Plain Mode, ous.'deLaines, Ind Cashmere irEensse
' between Eighth and Ninth, Phu t I hi driedof E •
I all wool, • ... / • • - 'aieli a. ry -
Paris hinted do . ao, ' and Plaids ofmany kinds, 1 stpelas of four years, which destroyed the deal to the
Particularly choice styles of Scoth Gin 4 hams and bone.
i Merrimacb Prints, -
, e William Barker, cured of Scrofula . This case had
' .= r • •
3-4, 4-4. and 0-4 Black Mantilla and press . Silks of been in the hospital manypiontlis, and discharged as in
. I the best fabrics and highest lustre, curable—he is now well, and may be,seen•daily at our
knife Good.— Malls , Swiss; Rook, Nansook,Jsconet, I cal"' r ,
I elle C.:11114k Mualins of all qualities. Mr. David Kirgan, Muddy creek, Hamilton county,
Shawls—Of Printed and Plain Thibet and other ma- -Ohio: ured of Scrofula.Y.Thie was a very severe case,
tenet of rill the different grades. and Kireail says that could • money prevent, he would,
1
Flannels—Welsh. Silesian, Unkhrinkalite, and Silk I
nut undergo the same affliction tlir ten thouaand &Bars,
Warn,of the beet nialeers .
~ / nd yet lie was cured for a few dollars, by Dr. Cullen'a
'Linens:and furiishing goode e.enerall3.are made lend - Indian Vegetable Papacea. ,
tog artist aan examination of which is partici'. Mr. John W. Ilaztetonr. of Mara frill, New Jersey,
L
tarty inv it ed cured of 'fetter of ten years' standing, with a few bet-
Together wlb IlosiarYC Clovei , Needlework, Linen
) ties alike Panacea..
. of 61
Cambric ll'd'k fs, ,and and , staple goods too nn•
Mr. `John Bracken, Germantown, at the age
meroue to adv. rtisej / I Phil.i.Sep.lB ISI7 38 3m . years teas cured of a violent 'f etter that had troubled'
, —im for 18 years.
Mrs. Eve- Sisson, N0..51, South st., between .Third
and Fourth. from Schuylkill ! , cured of fever soresmii her
ankles. after suffering 12 years' with them. Mrs. S.' is;
62 years of age. .
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Foster, Second street, four doors
above Washington street, was cured of Tentr on her
leg, which had troubled her 11 years. ‘• . r
Mr. Hiram Rides, Attleboro', Bucks co., Pa., cured of
Salt Rheum. This case had . been pronounced incurable
by some 12 ni 14 physicians' of the first standing—as a
last report had recourse to Cullen's Panacea, and Was
cured completely in a few months, after suffering 17
years—the disease bad almost covered his entire person.
Mr. Charles Otis, late of VaStrrish street , nova of Man
ayunk, cured of 'fetter of ayears in hands anti feet.'
Sir. Mellon Grubb, Juniper street, near Spruce, cured
of`Scrofirlous Ulcers on the shoulders, which had defied
the doctors more than a year, .
Afflicted reader, sand to our °filee and get these sera.'
ficates, from which you will learn the extraordinary sue
ferinea of these persona, as well as the mode of cure.
ROW AND'S CARMINITIVE,BrYRUP—Is a certain
cure fir !harrier, Dysentary, Cholera Morino. ilOwel
Complaints, acc., as thousands wilt certify %%vim Mire
tested its virtues within the few months it has-been of
fered to the public. Read the reoinicate of Dr. Roby, a
highly respectablephysician of our city.
• Gentlemen :—I cheerfully bear testimony to the good
effects of your' Carminitice Syrup, after having been
cured of THREE SEVERE: ATTACKiI of DIARRItIE. Within
the last few months. Being opposed to Qi'acititnir in •
any form it took much,persnasion (lulu a friend; who
keeps it in his house:es a "family medicine," to.induce
me to make use of it in my case ; lie spoke so confident- •
ty I, imv , it a trial—and I woo tiro slow to make a trial
of it, on the second quack, bovine been relieved so
soon on -the first—l have prescribed the Carminative
Syrup to rtgreat many of my patients, and I ain pleased
to say. with the same good effects. - You are at liberty
to use this as you please:. Yours &c..
' • - Titos.• P. S.ltonv, M. D., •
, 1816` No. 110, North Twelfth atreet.
Ile and retail by ' r. —'
Ile.
& WALTON, Proprietors,.
• No. 376, Ma. kid, street. Philadelphia.
For sale by J. S.t: C. MARTIN, and 11. lIANNAN,
corner - Centre and Market streets, Pottsville; J. B.
FALLS, Minersville ; ENGLAND & Mi•MARF,N, and
J. V. LAMBERT, Reading.' . Ltiirpt4 36 cow .
all
New' Books.
N'Opideon and his / Army, with retniniscenscs of the
French_Rev olntion. $1 50
WaShingon and his Generals, by Headley, 2 50
Napoleon and'his.Marshalls,by
,do . 250
Washingtonittid his Generals, by Lippard, 1 00
Legends orlllthtico by do 25
Thier's French Re volution, with and without .
Platea(hound. only • • ' $3 and 350
Allison's History of Europe. 4 'col , * bound, . 500
, Rollin's Ancient History., 4 vols., only ' 3 00
Morahan s pre of Washipoton,2 large vols. only 3 00
Scar's Pictorial Works very cheap,
Norman's Bridge, by theauthorof Two old Men's
Tales, 25
History of the Inquisition of Spain, , • 371
•
Ninon de L'Enclos, with a portrait. 2s,
Outlines of Anatomy and Physiology for popular
use, be Dr. 1 00
Bunyan's'complete works yore low . .
do Pilgrim's Progress illustrated,
Poems by Adielia, 3d edition. 31 25 and 1 50
Byron's Chilile Hardld, illustrated, 1.25
, Scenes in the' Lives - of the Apostles, a splendid work.
Scenes in the: Lives,of our Saviour, do
•
A fine assortatent of Albums, -
Christian Keepsake for 1848,
Friendship's Uttering, for 1848, .
The Gem, for,lBlB,
Leaflets of Meinory, the best American Annual for '4B,
Prescutt's Mexico,
do' Ferdinand and Isabella, '
do Conquest of Peru.
Togpher with a variety of other books just received
and for sale at f . pct2 40] BAN:si AN'S Bookstore.
• ' N — e - si r— r Rooks
•
. . 1 .. ,
LEGENDS' ii r Me
. - .ico, liy Lippard, 25
A Simple Story, by. Mr Inilibald, . 25
The First' Fafse Step ire Crime . , 25
The Corsair King,. , 25
Magdalena, or the Beautiful Mexican Maid, a story
' of Buena Vista, by Ned Buntline, 25
Gallant Tom, or . the Perils of a Sailor,. • 25
The Matricide's Daughter, ' 25
Rough and Ready Songsters, wholesale and retail. 25
Together with a variety of other books just received
and .tbr sale at. • .• BANNAN'S.
Sep. II 37] . Bonk and Stationery Stoic
“Serarc the shadow ere the substance fade.” _
Collins' Celebrated Sky-light
Daguerreotypes.
TNO PILVER MEDALS awarded at the fairs of
: the Franklin and Anferieuninstitutes for the best
and most artistica( speehnens of Daguerreotype por
ttaits.
The recent improvement made by the subscribers,
and which is peculiar to their establishment alone, viz:
an upper light, has received the highest,recommen
datinns from the press, and also written testimonials
from the first artists in the coureiry as to its great supe
riority over the usual Side Light. The pemliar ad
vantage.of this Light is, that the NATURAL. E;CPRESKION
oe, zit e Eve can , be obtained now more perfectly than
heretofor/C. Citizens and strangers are reqiectfully
invited, whether deSiring portraits or not, to visit our
spacious galleries, probably the largest and most ex.
tensive• in the United States, and examine for them
selves the nitnnih'ino improrcments made by the sub
scribers in this wonderful art
T. P. & D. C. COLLINS,
Proririetorsofthe.CitrDatmeriettn Establishment,
No. Mb, Chesnut st., 2 doors above 3,1. south side.
Phila . Sept. 25 * .(7 3,3—fm emir
"LET IT wuniiri PRAISE
Tonsey's , Universal Ointment.
ACOMPLETE remedy for burns, mmills,cuts,brui;Ts,
sprains, swellings, salt rheum, piles, fever sores.
chapped hands, sore lips, chillblains, scald heat", and all
kinds of INFLAMED SORES. . •
l'eMons in alt conditions of life aremt all times liable
lobe afflicted with the above complaints. It is therefore
the duty of heads of families to prhvldo and keep on
hand; ready for ally emergency,. A REMEDY that to
capable of removing the suffering attendant on these
very troublesome companions . Those who hiioe used
Tousey's Unirersol Ointment need not he told that it is a
meat complete reinellyraiperfect master of pain, and the .
mpatepeedy remover of imfiammation ever discovered.
The experience of such persons is sufficient to prompt
them to keep it always on hand, knowing that many
valuable !ivies and limbs have been saved by this MA
GICAL CONQUEROR of inflamed and other sores,
btirns; scalds, It instantly seeps all pain of the se
verest kind and prevents all scar. No family should be
without it, as an immediate application case of
burns or scald. would do more good while vt' - aiting for
the doctor than he could do when arrived, besides pre
venting tong hours of the utmost suffering whiclimlght
pass before :1 physician could be obtained.
It potsesiots control over the et:verest injuries by fire,
over triartitlcation, over Anttaintnation, and by its com
bined virtues it acts ns .finti-ieptie,Nerrine. Anti-spar
madir, JI rtodlne. Entelient;nnd Heating, aml is the most
COMMETE uvreaN AL REMEDY now In use:
Thousands have tried and thousands praise it. It is
working its way into public favor with a rapidity here
toford nuknowtrin the history of medirines.
All who It:le.-recommend it. :Arain we say, no family
should be Without it.. The agents will' furnish the pub
lic GRATIS With books desrtibing.thiv Qintntent.—
r, Each box of 'ihe genuine ,Tousey's Universal Oint
ment. has the signature of S. Tousey written en the out
side Idel in black ink. Never purchase .1. box unless
this signature can be seen. Price 25 cents per box, or
five boxes for 81 00 • Prepared by Elliott k Tousry,
Druggists; Syracuse, N. V., and sold by agents through
out the Unifed Stales. -
• Sold in NeWil - ork at - 100, Nassau street..
The following are the agents in Schuylkill county for ,
Tousey's Universal Ointtnent : • .1
•
.1. s: C ,MARTIN, . • .)
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C. BROWN . Pottsville. _
t SANDERSON, J
Shissfer. Port Carbon. 1-
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Wm. 11. Marlow, New Philatlelphia,
T. Williams, Middleport, i IL
IL Schwartz, Patterson,
' .1. IL Alter Ti
ter, Tuscarora,
Neither & Morgenroth, Tatinqua.
Wilhani„Price, St. Clair;
Heorge Heil - snyder,New Castle,
James B: Frills, Minerkville,
Jonas Kauffman, Llewellyn, I •
J. Christ, • °
Jacob Kauffman, Lower MehontOngo,
Shotner & Garrett, Orwieiburg, ' •
Lyon & Risbel, Port Clinton, - -
Levan & Kauffman, Schuylkill Haven;
Paul Barr, Pinegrove, lOct9 47 41 en
Salamander, Fire, and Thief-
Proof Chests,
Fire-Proof Doors for Banks and Stores, Seal and Lette
• opying Presses, Pate& Slate-Lined Refrigera
.. tors ' Water Filters, Patera Portable
Water Wei, in tended for the
Sick and Infirm. -
•
EVAN & WATSON, • .
76, South Third St., {opposite the Philade. Exchange.)
MANUFACTURE and keep constantly on , hand, a
large assortment of above articles, together
with their Patent ImproiaSalamander FIRE-PROOF
SAFES, which are no constructed as to set at rest all
manner of doubt smut their being strictly fire-proof, and
that they will resist the fire of any building.. The out
side cases of these safes aro made of boiler iron, the
insiile case of soapstone, and between, the outer case
and inner case is a space of some three inches thick,
and is tilled in with Indestructible material, so as to
Make it an impossibility to burn any' f the contents in
side of this chest. These Soapstone Salamanders we
are prepared and do challenge the world to produce any
article in the shape of Book Safes that will stand as
much heat, and we hold oardelves ready avail times to
have them fairly tested by public bonfire. We also con
tinue to manufacture a large and general assortment of
our Premium Ale-tight Fire Proof Safes, of which there
are over 600 now in use, and in every instance theyhavo
given entire satisfaction to the purchasers—of which.we
will refer.the public to a few(gentlemen who have them
M use: .
Haywood & Snyder, Pottsville ; Joieph G. LaWton,
Pottsville ; Mr. William Carr, Doylestown, Pa. -
N. & G. Tayibr, 129, North. 3d at.; .A. Wright & Neph
ew, Vine at . Wharf; Alexander aror,'Conveyancer,
corner of Filbert and 9th eta.; John M. Forka2, North
3d et.; Myers Bush, 20, Noah 3d at ; James-M. Paul,
101, South 4th at.; Dr. David Jayne. 8, South 3d at.;
Matthew T Miller, 20, South 3d at ; and we could name
some hundreds of others if a were necessary. Now we
invite theattenDon of the public, and particularly those
in want of Fire Proof Safes, to call at our store before
purchasing elsewhere,' and-we can satisfy them that
they will get a better and cheaper article at - our store
than at any other establishment In the city.
We also manufacture the ordinary Fire Proof Cheats
et very low prlces,*cheaper than they can be bought at
any other store in'Philadel_phia.
DAVID EVANS,
Philasta...Aug. VI, 47
75 FMOLY SIDLES of various patterns and bind
ing. gilt edged and plain, ranging in puke from 90
cents to 412.0,Ju5i received and for sale at
Japes SI-- B lkiikN'S Wholssa a Bookstore.
JOITANNES WATSON
Dr. Cullen's Indian Vegetable •
Panacea.
WALTON invite attention to/this (Cl-
Nov., 25,
Who'csa
Toluable New`Hooks.
11SS Pardoe's LIMIt9 XIV and Court of Prance 2
11 . 1 vols.
Sullivan's Public Men of the Revolution.
Headley's Sacred Mountains, illustrated,
PONTIS by Amelia, new edition,
Gems of the Modern Poet s,
Scenes in the livea of the Patrtarchs and Prophets, a
splendid work, .
Washintnon and his Generals. by Headley,
ebees,r's i 4 ni•rs of Arnerice.
The,Garland, The. Rose, and The Hyacinth, for 1848,
Hand Hook of Oil Pziotinz, ^
• Tocether with a variety-of other valuable works, just
received and for sale at
' Oct!) 411 lIANNAN'S Cheap link stores.
The'lGreat
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silent - teases of ti
tired) , given up,"are
yet their power id
*their I CI
"Storms," if.is
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P TENT 1 71.lETACIALIC ROPES i
. power to
FOR THE I.lsC ir OF .MINES, RAILWAVS, ELF,('.
between the, earl
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For site, or imported to order, by tar subscriber. fur storms, for the
?THESE Ropes are now almost exchisively used in 1, Se nf;the bursa
I the Collieries and tin'the Railways in Great Brit- tors, the action
an,.and are found to be greatly supetior to Hempen lininorsare allow)
ones as regards safety, durability and economy. words, it:storm, W
Tin Patent Wire Ropee, have proved to be still in dangerous.
good chndition after three year's service, in the same . • %%TIGHT'S!
situation Where - the Hempen ones, previously used e of are equally welt 1
double the size and weight would wear ant in nine nr : pilay It tvhen tt cy
temmonths. They have been used for almost every I • PREVENTIr
purpose to which hempen Ropes and chainshave been ! beside being che
applied. Mines, Rail Ways, IleaVy Cranes, Standing of a tiv in the e
Rigging, Window Cords, Lightning Conductors, Signal , proved ihtal, and'
Halyards, Tiller Ropes; &e. They are made either of to,manage. Let
-
Irmi or Copper Wire:and- in cases of muzh exposure
to dampness, of Calvanized Wire.,
Testitmmials from thii moo. eminent Engineers in
England can he shown as to their efficiency, and any
additional information required respectinethe differ
ent descriptions and application will he given by '
ALFRED F. KEMP, 75 Broad Ht., New. York.
Side Agent in the United States..
New York, May 2011t,116.
to- The subscriber has been appointed Agent fol-the
sale of the Patent Wire Wipe in this Region. All or
ders leR at this case; stating size, weight and iength o
will'be•promptty attended to. B. BANNAN,
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compottild Kreosote Acous
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FOR. the cuie of Deafness, pains and the
of matter, from the ears.; also all those di
ble noises like the buzzing of insects, falling
whizzing of steam, jr.c., which are sympron
preaching deafness rind also generally soon
the disease•
DERE is something worth attending to con
does from a man so extensively known as is M.
both in city and cotirry.
"1 hereby certifyiithat frem the effects Of n severe
cold last winter,' became partially deaf, attended with
very disagreeable noises like ringing of bellsotc, which
gradually increased,-Until cetnpletely lost the hearing
of one ear,—when I was induced to try Searpa's .PL6pus
tic Oil, and am now happy to say, that with the use of
one bottle of the above medicine 1 can hear as well as
ever, and all disalrreeable noises nave entirely disan
geared. Any fiirtbsr lnformatlon respecting my case,
will be gladly given, by caning on ine at No. 45i North
Fifth street near Raee. DANIEL GRAM.
Philadelphia, Nov: 11, 1813. •
. For sale by Mr. B. B.Gum - pert, No. 120 North R
street,Philada. ; in,Pottiville by JOHN G. BROWN r
in Harrisburg by G. GROSS, and in Reading by Mr
EARL, where those' interested can obtain .many Inter.
eating certificates acute&
• December 12, 180 .80
_ 4 . Safety Fuse. .
VOA. blasting niche. is
. perfectly safe, and the only
17 article which the engteeera - on the Erie Canat per
m tted to be osetl, for pie at EANNAN'"
May 15--lia • Vooll and Stationery Store. •
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safiirday itorning, Oct. 30, IMI •
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rg7Tday sciii iset fv-day,--"the CofArniesioneri mu&
edi in the Rernoia act, fur the prirprie of selecting II
file for the Court House; die. will wect this dog to tar.
1 ry utti the ot,jecc, i f 'their npt3ointfnenf.
From uu Telefraphle dorrespon:lent
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Pun.ADELripA—od. TD. 1 647 .1;
6 o'clock. I'. M. • I
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Thin is not ing 14ter from! l
Mexico. Flour is
rathei.dull et $6 75 ;leorn nite,.l, $3 7.5 a $3..50
for old and foe* per bushel, $1 35
asl 39 , corri is dull, at 75 and oats, 45 eta.
Whiskey in qls., 30 rts; pt , golf , .—no rake.
, .
„7: - ' . - _,-/n ill. forming of Moline - del Rey, Major
I
1 Summer, wtt l his dragoons,lcharged a heavy col
umn of the eI iimy's lancerr In doing so.. they
had to pass u der a heavy re from the enemy's
works. The i following incident connected with
this.charge lel tohl-by the Correspondept of the
Delta. It is of uncommon in history for horses
to show such /discipline: 1 1
..Wilde the cavalry were passing in (rent or
the enemy, ini.order to l charge...the columiroflan-
CPtg, they iveiv not under the fire more than ten
, .
seconds, and,/ during that time, they surit:iined a
loss of sir officers wounded. thirty•two privates
kitie‘fand Wounded, end a loss of one hundred,.
and five horses. '1 here were but. two officers that ,
did not‘hav their horses shot under- them ; but
the Mis one thing
the
remarkable, that the hot
sea from i s hich the riders had been shot wheeled
and ntovial wtth the Isartiel l regularity as though
1
they had been mounted', until they Came Whit
from the charge, when they all kept on in ei body
in direction of the eneMy.":
~
TY I A family by the narri l e of Hartman Miller,
living in 7th jtreet, corner of Cherry - -alley, were
found in their bed 4, yest i enlay morning near
ly suffocated
, rom the 1 effectis of Anthracite gas
expelled lido 4e roam by the coal. stove.—The
'father and sot were found in their bed -in An tin;
con , .c.ious state, and the utrilost -difficulty was ex
•perieneed in restoring them , to life. The room
eves tightly elt cni sed, nhieh prevented the escape Of
the noxious v,pr. Mtdical aid was called in
end restorativ 's administered by Dr. .f. G:'Mar-,
shall, which a lorded relief, 'and they are now in - a
fair way of re rwering.—E.Reading Gazelle.
irj.A l ile/irk/chi/1y accident lately 'occurre d at
New Durham, ff. TWo boys, one named
5
Ham and, the rier Grace,i had been out with a
gun, and were ,returning, and when within a few
rods of home, the gtin ,which was in the_banda of
young Grace, Went off, lodging the whole charge
in young Hamlas - side, causing initstit. death. No
blame is attached to Grace other than -his gross
carelessness in earrying the gun cocked.
r The I plums ;of New Orleans held, on
the evening of the 17th iriSt. a tremenduotis inert.
ing, the object bf which was to express their 'op
probation, of le cont.'s° rturcirg by'his holiness
Pope Pius IX :in regard to Itslian.freedom and
Italian rights. I The I meeting was addressed by
several orators
M;M,
Goothitah, in 1
two of the citiz
to take him,
f IT t.tkine
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Union 1411 C,
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swina's five,. an
have 6711 : , •If
vii, it stinUld tic
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buses in New !.
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high livine, wait
tinnui dcrangemi•
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toiffee:curicour,e,,srelrquie.iclytinafrannegmeeninutsau,
and
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Beware of the hypochondria. Two pills taken every
other, night on an,'emptysto,marh, for a short time, will.
i In nine cases out Orten,:core the Dosperisia, end there
-1 Icy driVe away the legion of "devils blue." For (lead
!.-ache, no medicine Is superior to Wright's imams rfir•-
‘ table Pills. CostiVeners, tlfat prolific mother of disease,
is caused by a torpid elate f the liver, which these'plile
~ V ernally cures,i
By'sur king at the root of disease,
• Wright's Indian Vegetal, e Pill s . prevent all and cure
all. They can h. rdly evmbe taken amiss, if used with
1
common discrethr i ; and;tve comMeniTtbern to the use
of those who'hav , not yet tiled thtmi.
.The following I thghly re'sneetable storekeepers. have
been appointed Agents fon the eaten( watunrs IN-,
WAN VEGETABLE P1.13.ts in Schuylkill County :
THOMAS. D. BEATTII, Pottaville•
Medlar & /lic el, Ortvi4sburE.
' A. Heebner ¢Son. fort Carbon. • ,
Dervald; Po' - Co., Mc , 'Kearishurg.
~ Geo. It Esrey, Tuscarora. . • .
Ilrnry gm b & won, MiltaePOrt.
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Wm. Tagearq Tamaqua. , I- •
r',.•& E Ilatruner, OrWigshurg.
Wheeler & SUller, Pitterrovo.
Aaron MattisrLoWerNahantango. '
Jonas Katiffninn, LleWillyn. -
Jacob Ka utTuNri, Ilahanlango. . 4 c _
John '‘Veist,tlingerstOn. -
Gabriel Herb Zinitnerrnintown: ~ . •
.C, B. De.Forr-t, Mlnersville. , •
Jonathan Cockhill, Llewellyn.
• . George Breitielhis, Fait Brunswick.
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S. Hart &, C0 . 1.' New Philadelphia.
::51,enran & Kai frinan, Schuylkill Haven.
' M. & .1. Drei t hfr ' Eastl.lrtrusivick, ,
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Jonas Boliinholds, Pori. Clinton. . , .
Reifsnyder & Brother,,lNeiv Caerlo, , ,
B.:E. needy, Lower Malisninmp,
. Samuel Iloyer . :;;Port Clinton. '
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~ • Henry Ecket, ZremOtif, .
. Wm:Price. •fccielair= '
Boyer S. NV6nert,. .
:11eFeansbnrg,
''. P , ,,j. IletTner, 31inersville. •
- lA'. ff. narloW, 'New Philadelphia.
17, offices de!voied exclusively to the saleof Wright's
ln,lbin Vege.ldble Pills 4 of the North American cal.
lege of Ilealtii, No.9 , B,',Creenwich.street, New Yoik I
No. toi TremMut street.! Boston—and 'principal office
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Iti. ' i. Re fills Gallery of -
i" F.tail),Y GROUPS, '
No. 140, hesnut St., 3d dear below Pifth'St.,
s r ' , PffillADEL PIGA.
A DMISSI N FREE. The pictures taken - at this
Cl eistablialu4ent are pronounced, by artists and scien- •
tiff c men, udriyalled foi 'depth of tone 'and softness of
light. - and shade, 'while; they display all - the artistic ar
rani,inetit of pie higher effort °Nov:tinter. . •
Citizens or rangers visiting the Gallery, can have
their miniatur .3 orportrails taken in this unique style,
wind neatly se ,titi Musket) gases, Gold Iceitets, or breast
pins. ace.: in `al few infantee. We contr_the following
from the Phifildelphia 'Sstseday CaurScr:— •
" AmtaterCiii•rssinnitir.—The publiejournals hays.
at'different pliods, announced, as a remarkable proof'
of the skill ai ,I proficiency of American artiste, that'
paguerreotyper are now made in this city superior, in
every tegpect , to thrice made in any of the European
cities. This si masa( American artists yvas eonfirmelt,
in a %ery gratifying and conclusive manner. by Mr. Bar
man's publicly i stating, at the close of his. Tom Thumb
exhibition in this city, that Mr. Root had made Ofty•oatl
good pictures, with wily a single failure. In addition
to which, Mr. 1.. has been furnished with the following
rnnclusevc criliticate,lsignid,, it will be' perceived, by
the parents of rom Tbinuti„ by Mr. Rarntim, his learri•
era, and secret fry, all of whom were with him in Eu
rope Flifaticlpiiia, June 4. INT.
The Damierientypes of Two Thumb and his family,.
includidg 1115 Several. feathers, footman, driver, equi- '
page, &b., and his various cesium( s and 'characters. _
made by Mr. M. A. Root, (FIFTY-ONE in all,) present
a degree of aeduraey and-teuthfuiness to nature, withis
'bold charm of builine. softness, expression. beauty, 104
delicacy of finish. and uniform brilliance. that we have...
never seen eqUelled, They are, decidedly. sup.e.rhar to.
anything of Our, kinii witnessed by, us singes ia IWs
country or in-1-Mridqn,TariCtir any orator:Wein! Europe, .
which we haile visited. We take pleasure in bearing
testimony to the courtesy and skill so maternity mud
fested by Mr. goof'. the eminently stseceistlil Damning-
otypist. • , (Signed, I ... •
IS. K.!/4TRATTON, (the Father.)
- IfYhiT,IIIA, BTRAT,T4N. (the Mother.
iP. - T. BARNUM, ~
(Rxbihttor ofjoin 'rhumb, id England and America, -.
and Proprictomf the N. 'fork* Baltimore Museums.)
W. W. WEBSTER, (Secretary.) ,
. „ • TITCODORE Bi. CATLIN, <.,.
(Advertiser and Secretary for Tom Thumb In Enrope.) •
. I N. G,'SIIER3I.I.:N. (his Frecerr3
'- This ' is certainly very striking testimony n Wier. .1 ) 1 , /
Amw
eran superiority, meninges it does arm those w
; have, examined spicimens ofthe hest productions in. f
I sit in most of the prin-ipal cities 'if fart
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lurla wio;♦ had great hostili, to
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Preve,aitive , Medicine.
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od atter l 'other remedies bad failed,
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ItOWNING t:LORY
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maintain the •-•
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and air. there would be 'no occasion
air would always be pure.
i hotly. IF kept free front morbid htl
regular land healthy ; but If those
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arise, Which is always more o less
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per and lees trnutdesente. - 'Ehe delay
dommencectient of sickness has often,
always renders the case more difficult
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