LIVES.
' Oa tbs wwroisint Deark of ere lover;
Aiy song is era nice yoong Dian,
• Whoa* name was Peter Gray.
.•
The State where Peter Gray war horn
Wel PenniTlSlnta. • ;
• This Peter Oraidid :all in love
An with a nice young girt
The •nstne other I'm positive
Was Lizianny Quart.
When they were going in be wed,
Her father deltoid “No:" '
' -- infbrotally did send her off,
Beyond the 0111.0.
' When Feter found:hie love was lost,
• He knew not 'Mat to say ;
Its hada halfa mind to jump Into
• The tresquehanni.a. -' • •
.. A trading he went to the West,
For fare and other skins,
And there he was m crimson dress,
•
By bloody !n-.11-ins.
When Lizianny heard the news,
She straightway went to bed,
And never did get off of it •
Until she d-i-ed
- Ye fathers all a, warning take— •
&whoop as has a girl—
. And think upon Poor Peter Gray
And Liziariny Querl.
DRINKING SONG.
' By J. E. A. Smirk.
'Fill high the bowl with water ulcer:
;Vireuk no wine of Dikes, rue
If beauty's lip but kiss it round.
No richer draught need sparkle there
Fill high the bowl, with lilies crowned
We ask no rose nor tulip flair;
The crystal wave on which they grew
Bath let Its stainless beauty there.
Flit high the bowl, the social bowl.
Let bean and lip its pureness share;
There lurks no poison In the draught,
No'tempting serpent glitters there:
[Fro 7 in As Excelsior
aub ijumor.
,Vny. USED vp POLITICIAN.—The fol
lowirg sketch of a' , Used up Politician" is opt
inappropriate Al this time. It is from the pen of
the late Joseph Cr Neal : Peter Brush was in a
'dilapidated condition—out at elbow's, out at knees,
out at pockets, and nut of spirits, and nut in the.
street—an "out and.outer" in every respect. He
.sat upon the curb-stone leaning his heal upon his
hand, his elbow being placed upon a stepping
stone. Mr. Brush had for some time been silent,
absorbed in deep thought. which he relieved at
intervals by spitting through his teeth. forlornly
into the gutter. At length, heaving a deep sigh.
he spoke: They used to tell me`—put not your
trust in princes—and I haven't. None of 'em
ever wanted.to bonnet , nothin' ormeoind I never
see any of them to borrow'- nothin` of them.—
Princes'. pooh! put nut your trust politicionns
Them's my sentiments. There's no two mediums
about that. Haven't I been serving my country
this five rears like a patriot; ;going to meetings
and huzzaing my daylights cu', and gettin' as blue
es blazes? Haven% I blocked windows, got lick
ed -fifty times, carried I don't know how many
black eyes and broken noses. for the vial of the
Commonwealth and purity of legal rightsl and
all for what? Why for nix. If any good has
come out of it, the country has;put the whole of
it itther pocket, and swindled me out of my earn
ing,. I can get no offise. Republics is ungrate
ful! I didn't want no reward fur my services. I
only want tole took good care of, and have no
thing to do. Being took care of wee the main
. thing. Republicans is ungrateful, I'm swagged
if they ain't! 1 love my country, and I wanted
en mice—l didn't care what, so it was fat and
easy. I - wanted to' take care of my country: and
I want my country to stake; care of +cree. Head
work is the trade for—talking; that's my line.
Talking in the oyster cellars, in the bar rooms,
anywhere. I can talk all day, only stopping for
mealy, and to Wet my whittle. But parties is all
alike. I've 'been on all sides—tried 'am, and I
know„, none of 'em gave me anything, and I've a
great mind to knock off and'call it half a tbiy."
• THE FOP Orrwirren.—ln one of our
country taverns a few years since there happened to
be a number of respectable farmers clad in the usual
habit, when a spruce young gentleman came in,
rigged int the highest style, with a watch in his
yodel, who strutted about the-room with great
pomp, dangling his • watch keys endseals in the'
most foppish manner._ After swaggering about
the room for a few minutes, ho cried put and chal
lenged any man in the room to drop money with
him, one piece ate time, and the one whose purse
held out the longest should tike the whole and
treat the company. No one at first appeared to
accept his challenge, which. Only tended to render
the fop more inflated with an ides of his superior
wealth, and he became the more earnest; et length
a rusty looking, but shrewd old farmer observed,
if no one else would except of his offer he would
do it. 'lt's done," said the fop, and immediately
called on the third man to hold the hat.—The
firmer thin put his hand into hie pocket and took
.aut what . he called a bung -town copper, and drop.
ped it into the hat. The hip immediately drop
ped in his second piece, and the farmer, feeling
is his pocket for,another piece. but finding none,
„gravely °flamed, 4 am beat, f have no more;
you may take the whole and treat thicompany.'
PAT AND THE STEAM ENGINE.—The
following, which we find in the Boston Bee, is
capital. If the editors have any more of the "same
soft" left,. we hope they will send them along :
An Irishman, a day or two since, who had been
often and profitably employed as a ,tevedore, was
intently gazing at a steam 'engine that, was whiz
zing away at a Swift rate, doing his work foehim,
anti lifting the cotton out from the hold of a ship,
quicker than you can say •'Jack Robineon." Pat
'looked till his anger was pretty well up, and then
shaking hie fist at the °lamal crittur," be exclaim
: oChoog. choog, spet, siame it and be bother
ed, ye °old child o' Satan, that ye are: Ye may'
do tho work o' twenty-Bye tellies—ye may take
the bread out is en honest, Irishman's mouth—but
by thl power•. now ge can't role, ould bluer, mind
that, mill yet"
POPE GREGORY.-By the bye, speak
iog Or St. Peter, that is a good anecdote of Pope
Crreitory,,wkich has been cent us by a friend
"The late Pope Gregory XVI. was rather fond of
the hot - le; and after his decease, when he made
his - appearance at Saint Peter's gate, the fol'owin
co!loquy took place: Saint:Pifer, with his en
against tho• door a,ks there!" is I,
the laic 'fop° Gregors." -Well, come in, you
ime the kry." • I know it, but it don't fit; I
hare been tumblaur tif re (or an hour or more nt
tho " Saint Peter, opening the door
Isom the inside. 5i . f.r.,..".1. , t me see your key.—
.Pshaw ! you hare made a grand mwtske; ibis
is the key of your wine calm'!"
tTi Recently; a tall Hibernian gentle
msn.entrreil writing-school' »1 a rclelyated
chirographiat in New Yvrk. and put ing off a pair
1 , -of very,largo gloves. inquired.
."What do ye charge, for a seism at if ritin !"
.41 charge $25 for the. first month, $2O for the
',second month, end $l5 for the third ritcnth."
••Thin, sir, you'll be kind enough to put me
4lown,on yer het as a scholar fur the third =loth
as a commincement..
From the Joh■ Donkey
Why is a Ship in a Gale of 'maid Like a min
that is going to Throw 3 dogs into the river and
has thrown in all but One
Bataan he his Hove 2 (Hove-too.)
Why is a fellow running the gaiintlet like:a
lousy-bee?
Biesuee he ts wacky .(tvax) as he goes.
Why is a field of rye liko a baby 1
Because it must be cradled before it is bre(a)d.
Why are seamstresses not ad mittedinto fashion
able society!'
Because it in thought there is no gentility in
them what use ever (whatsoever).
- Why is the flint chicken of the brood like the
foremast of a vessel?
Because its forward of the main Wei.
Why should a chicken hatched by the Beni°-
. helen berclosely watched ?
Because his mother don't know that Vs out.
Why was Adam the swift:ist runner that ever
lived! , •
DeCIONi ho was firs: in the human rare.
Why is the plena Neptune like a turtle's tail!
'Beciuse it is behind her shell (Herschel).
'Why is theinstruction of the Deaf and Dumb
like the Vicissitudes of life !
'BeCause it proves - them is a deal of mute-
ability (mutability) in the ertql.l.
Why is a tear in secret like a vessel of went
Because •it is a prirale-teer. - -
The following is believed to be the list conun
drum: ''Who Was the first shomaker I The
roan who made the first pair of shoes?'
Yousurti. ' INDISCRETION hear
that the young wheat crop of Illinois came' up be
fore-the feet frost, and conseguantly got nipped
in the Mid. It 'must be very green.
irlDnath opens the door to fame, and
leloses it toensy; it breaks the chain of the cap.
.tire. laud places the destiny of the slave in the
.A bands of ■ new muter, . . •
Phila., Ileadin-, and Pottsville
. italeßoad.
O s,
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• !SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.- -
°MANGE of flours, and Iwo Trains Daily; each
way, except Elm:Mays.
On and after Monday, May 15t,1819, two trains will
run each way, daily, beetween Philada. and Pottsville.
MORNINCELINE-ACCOMMODATION• _
Leaves Philadelphia at A. NI, daily except Sun
days. • • ' ..-
Pules Reading at 10.45 A. M. •
Leaves Pottsville at 1.1, A. M. daily, except Sundays:
Peale' Reading at 0.10 A. M.
The above Line:stops at all way stationaon the toad
as formerly.
- AFTERNOON LINE—PAST TRALN.
tip Train, Down Vain.
Leaves Philadelphia at .21Leavcs Pottsville at - 2i• P.
except son 51., daily except Sun
days. ,days
I --
Leaves Phccoliville, 3.45 Leaves r.ch. Raven. 9.37
Pottstown. 4,15 " Port Clinton, 3.00
n • o " Reading, 3.50
Port Clinton, 5.151 " Pottstown, 4.30
it Erb, Haven, 6.10,_ '' Phmuixvllie, 5.00
Arrive, at Pottsville, 6.93lArrives at.Suste Road, 5.50
The afternoon train will stop only attbe above named
stations. Passengers for other points must therefore
take the Morning Line. ' •
Depot in Philadelphia, corner of. Broad and Nine
Streets. No Passengers can enter the Can uhtess pro
vided with Tickets.
NOTICE.—Fiffy pounds of haggage will he allowed
to each passenger In they, Imes; and Passengers are
expressly prohibited from taking - anything as baggage
but their wearing apparel which will be at the risk of
its owner. No freight will be taken by these lines.
By order of Board of Managers.
april22, '49. tf 17 S. BRADFORD, icietary,
Min., Reading, and Pottsville
Rail Road.
•
• S'I&Z•
DATES OF FREIGHT ON 01Enclimalizs..
ON AND AFTER Dezember Ist. 1597,, Goods iviil
be forwarded with despatch at the following Wes
of freight, between Pottsville and the points below
stated, per ton or 2000 lbs. •
Pott grille
. ' -'7'. - 14"."%1:717411a4.113" !nit Reading.
N.
Plaster,slate, this, Se , 02 30 . 01 00
Pig Iron bloums,t Ober, mar-) •
• 1 20.
hie, rosin, tar, pitch, and }.2 75
grindstones. • 1 J
Nails and spikes, bar iron,") .
castings, lead. Aur?entine, 1 . ...
bark, raw tobacco, salt, 50 25 li 35
provisions, potatoes, duo-i
bee, stoves, Ate. .
Flout per barrl, 1 30 . 15 •
Wheat,com.rye, clover seed.l
and salt per bushel. -04 4 • .
Groceries. -hardware, steel,) . • .
copper, tin,brass, domestic ;
liquors, machinery, butter, 1
and eggs, cheese, lard and ¶.4 75 •2 00 -
tallow, nil, wool, cotton, I
leather.oil, lUdes, politic, I .
oysters, raw .atid cordage J -
Dry goods, hetnp and medb)
Mom foreign: liquors, I,
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wines, glass, paper, freshr 00 . 390
fish, meat, confectionary,
books and stationery. •
No additMost "charges Cor commission, storage, or
teceining itetieliering freights at any of the Company's
the line. [N0v.274:-48 tf
75112111
Schuylkill Valley" Railroad,
.AND
MT. - CATiBOS 'AND PORT CARRON RAILROAD
itimonagotami 140...nsoa4tikepij*Ar'
PASSENGER TRAINS.
ON an after Monday. April 10, 1818, a Passenger
Train will run between Moms Carbon and Tusca
rora, three tiraeSa day (except Sunday.) as fnllows t
Leave Mount Carbon at 7.A. M. II A. M. and 4 P. M.
Leave Tuscarora at 51 A. 51. 121 P. M. and 51 P. M.
05-The trains Will stop,to take up and set Clown pas
sengers at any point on the Road.
FARES.
.
21 MHOS and under, .. 5 cents.
" , ' .10 .."
U. M. WALlCER,tivrrintendent
tf 15
aprlls 2 4El
CO4LIERY WO
sess2soglgid kiessio t eass to b
• s- - Ma?
FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP.
TILE subsekih'pre, at their old stand, corner of Rail
Road and CAllowhill streets. are prepared to man
ufacture weirder, att lie slimiest notice. Stearn Engines
and Pumps, n any poi Vet and capacity for tnining and
other purposea,*attin's C.a.! Breaking Machines, with
solid and perforated rollets, as may lie required.
Also Engines 'pod Blowing Cylinders with all neces
sary machinerylfor Blast Furnaces. Hat Air Pipes, of
the most approved plans, Cup and 11011 Joints - and s
tir Tuyees, of the very best construction. They pa r
ilenlarly Inca •ilic attention of Iron Masters and par
ties engaged inithe Iron trade, to their large stock of
Patterns for R having lately constructed
the machinery. ror two Mille largest \this in the coun
try, via .—The ID:yening Mill at Witkesharre, and the
Rolling Mill *al the Montour Iron Works. Danville.
They.are fully preparedlor this kind of work, together
with every variety of zeneral Machinery. Of the qual
ity of their work and materials, it Is enough to say,
that 'time and ei perience, the moat infallible tests, hoe
amply demonstrated the genuine character of their en
gines and machinery.
Orders nre reSpeaully solicited and will he promptly
attended to. l •'• HAY WOOD Is SNYDER.
Pottsville, January, 17, 1846 3-1 y
lExpress Line.
"st
Llvlngmton,-Iloward & Co.'s
Express, -
!2 % . p,otENGETI TTIAINR,
Barren Potts:Ole, . Philadelphia, .Nero York. Boston,
Baltimore. liashinfron, Briff do. Canada, 4- Eitrope.--
OR the accionoiodatimi of the public. we now run
nn expresq car every other day between Pottsville
and Philadelphia, in connecion with our Trunk, which
nine daily for earrying boxen of merchandixe &c. liy
this artrimemant orders tbr -rood, and packages left at
rite office in 'Prlltsville. will he executed. and the nods
delivered in Pdlissille in abnut 30 or 33 Imam. This is
a great convenience for our merchants and trailers.--
Gold, solver, acid Notes forwarded and hills collected.
e}. Orderers rived for the pun hase any single ar
ticle in Philid.pplim. New York, or Boston. which will
he promptly attended to. Gonda forwarded, which ran
he paid Mr on delivery of the name.
Otfire in Potinvide, two floors below Bannan's Book
store, and immediately opposite the new Episcopal.
Church.
Reading, r.. Earle Bookstore.
Philadelphia. Na: 43. South Third street.
New York, Ni,. 6, Wall street,
Boston, :siolt3, Court street.
FRANKLIN WORKS.. •
•
7:1;-7Wwl
THE Subsriliers having associated themselves to
tether, trading under the firm ofS.Sitlyman &
for the purpnie of carrying on the Foubilty and Ma
chine busineez at. the Franklin Works, Port Carbon,
lately maned by A. C. Brooke, are now prepared to
Manufacturep order a: the shortest notice Steam En
ginea:Pumps,.Coal Breakers. and Machinery of almost
any size or description, for mining or other purposes.
Also Rail Ittqldrand Drift cars, Iron or Brass Castings
of any nine nr pattern.
Ile ORDERS ARC RES rECTFIILLY SOLICITED.
SASIITEL SILLTNIAN.
CHAS. 'M. LEWIS.
33—Ty
Port Carbon, Aug. 13 In-P.*,
r 4 `l o 3,ili.Lpi SHOVEL WORKS.— The sohscrihers
1 are now p repared to furnish the Colliers and deal
et 15 of Schuylkill county, with Shovels of all kinds at
the lowest Philadelphia prices. Attention is pa,tico
laity called tO their Coal Shovels.. Orders for Shovels
of any size oe pattern promptly attended to.
S. SILLVMAN Cn.
Port Carlin, Au:. 13,1817 .'
33—ly
- Tainaqua Iron Works.
•
• .
hiESS at Tamaqua, under the firm of "IfsgLass,
4- Tuylor,•' ,ivould respectfully inform their friends and
.the puhlir, that they ate now prepared to do an exten
sive bilAineir in the manufactory of all kinds of Steam
Engines. Pumps, Coal Ilreakers,Screens, and nail Road
Cars, together with all kinds of castings in iron and
brass, as applied to machinery Incident to thecoal bu
siness. I
Repairinapf every - kind done by than with neatness
and dispatch. 1 hey will warrant nil their work to per
form welt, and w•nnid solicit tne custom ockuch persons
an mar want work executed, either In this vicinity, or
at a distance, which will Meet with prompt and imme
diate attention. SASIUEI. 111111 SON,
INO. K. SMITH,
CHARLES M. TAYLOR.
Tamaqua] Aug. 7, 1817
Port Clinton & Tamaqua R. R.
~,
-,-~ -~
Tile entire road from Port Clinton to Tamaqua ha
ving been renewed with heavy irnn rails and good
substantial bridges, with all other improvements adapt
ed in the uie of Lnenmotive engines, and she regular
business pray road being now resumed ;la passenger
train will, on and after Tuesday,the 13th lost., leave Ta
maqua daily, (Sundays excepted) at 7 o'clock, A.kl.,and
arrive at Port Clinton; in time to connect with the down
ward train from Pottsville to Philadelphia. Returning.
'7lll leave Port Clinton on the arrival of the Philadel
Phis cars, avid reach Tamaqua for dinner. A freight
train with mqrchandige will Wen leave daily.
W3l. WALLACE. Treas. & See Iry
Little Schuylkill Navigation IL R. & Coal Co.
Philadelphia, July 10, 1847 ^9—tf
pow - pmft IRON WORKS
tx-- - *'
74 a:r e. ,t
R. N. MeGLIVIVIS.
EsPecrv.ix annonnee e in the public, tha he
IA has taken the Establishment krinstrn as the Potts
v lite Iron
.Woviu, on Norwegian street, white he la
prepared bau d all kinds of Steam Enelnet, mano
famme Rail:Road Care, and Machinery n Catnrost every
deacriptlon,;at the shortest notice, and on the most rea
sonable tem,.
Perimis from abroad, In want of Steam engines
will find it lb their advantage to give War a tail before
eneazine elsewhere. May II
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
{=ll
I .PHILADELPHIA.
WVELDED Wronght Iron Flues, fluitible 4or Loco.
motives. Marine and other Steam Engine Boiler..
from 9to clinches in diameter. Also, Pipes for Gat,
Steam and other purposes; ems strong ,Toin for Hy
draulic Preises ; Hollow Pistons for Pumps of Steam
Estglsifs fa; Manufactured and for sale by
! MORRIS, TASKED 40d0IIRIS.
Warehouse S. Ccorner 3d and Wainunsts., Philada.
Phriads-74sor.Pld 130
•
vls ritlS rira rran- riTrt onn
:~~ "1
:' rrit P/1/LADA. .
AND READING EL R., -
, - • From March 1311110/um 15t,1645.
To !!
. From 51t. Carbon. Sch. Haven. Pt. Clinton.
TllehMond, 25 20 105
Philadelpht - 35 30 1 13 -
Inclined P e, .25 105
liken:two, . • 25 r
-0 105
_Germantown It Rr, "5 I! 25 lO5
FaCe of Schuylkill, 10 /IL . 05 . 05
Manayunk, 05 00 60
Consl ehocken and
IPlyricouth R. IL; 05
Tittm nut 1 mile be-
law Norristown.
Morristown or Bridge-
Port • 00 00 65
Port lOenoedy, • 90 . 90 F 3
Volley Forge, 90 90 85
Pbrenixville. 65 B5 75
Boyers Ford, - 80 60 75
'75
Pottstown. 60 68
Dougituswille. . .80 - 80 7.5
Baumstown, 73 75 70
Reading. . 70 70 65
Between Reading • • . -
C 5 GO
and Mohrsville, -,. C. 3
CO CO 43
Mobrivede, • .
Hamburg. . 40 40!40 30
Orwigsburg, .30 . 3O
The freight and tolls on COO to Richmond doting the
months of June and July will be:,
From Mt. Carbon. Scb. Maven. Pt :Clinton.
140 135 120
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On and after Aug. II GO ' 155 14Q
By order of the President and Managers.
S. BRADFOR.I, Secretary.
Office of the Plot & Reading
l
R. It. Co., March 11, 1615. .1 . 11.
Tremont; Iron Works.
~~..,
.pmup DiWOLTZ 4. CO., ; •
H,AVE assoelated themselves, together for the pur-'
'Prise of carrying on the FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
BUSINESS, in the tionrishing it - myna' Tremont.Schil, (-
kilt county. where they are prepared to furnish all kinds
ofvostings for rail road ears, and machinery of every
description, build steam engines for cornet) , and other
purposes, coal breakers, gearing for mills, dm, doe , to
gether with all kinds °feasting. for farming purposes, to
which they. will pay particular attention.
From the knowledge they possessof the business, they
fluter themselves that all work entrusted to their rare
will he executed to the entire satisfaction of customers,
and at very reasonable rates. , 'They therefore respect
fully solicit the patronage of the public. [0023 47-43-1 y
T. J. Hughes, Hruher.,
Real Estate bon,rAt and sold, agency fu r roll clina,of
rents. Office opposiiiihe Miners' Bank
51 Mt;
FOR, SALE .— A dearable three story residence in
Morris' Addition.
ALSO: A large and convenient store room and dwel
ling house well located in Millersville.
ALSO: Eight building Into In Millersville. as well lo
cated as any in Sir...borough. A number of mortgages
and judgment bends of various amounts, well secured
on property in Pottsville and vicinity.
ALSO: A valuable store in Centre street.'
ALSO: For sale or rent, a store and dwelling in Ml
neroville, In the most. business part of the town.
ALSO: The large and convenient hotel, situated in
the town of Patterson known as the Schuylkill Valley
Hotel. Terms easy.
WANTED: Coal lands or productive property' in
Schuylkill county, in exch,,nge for productive property
Philadelphia. [Nov2o 47-4;
Farm for Sale.
•• TILE subscriber .will sell a valuable
• 0. farm, ennsisting of 1;0 acres, shunted in
1 1 1nm:rove township. Schuylkill county,
'gig. fe. 7.L.. al,nut 4 mines below l'lnegrove.. About
" 110 acres alike land cleared,and in astute
or cultivation. ten of which t. to meadow. The bal
ance is wondland, well litiliwred The Union Canal
runs through the property The 1,1111,1111 mi consist ofia.
two storydwelline house,n new swim, ham, and nth
er out buildings. There are two orchards nn thelarin
and an abundant supply of good water on the priemivc
close by the buildings. There arc fifteen acres of Win
teigram in the ground. For terms and othiii partici'
tars, apply to the subscriber in l'inegrnve.'
PETER FILBERT.
Oct oberlo 1480 41-If
Valuable Coal Tracts to Rent.
TO let on leases, to suit applicants, all that tract of
land belonging to the North American COM- Co.;
.known as the Mill Creek Tract, containing the follow
ing list. of Coal Veins, many of which,—among others,
the Peach Mountain' Veins—having a range °Cover a
mils in length, viz:—Lewis, Spolm, Llarrarleueh,
Pearson, Clarkson, Stevenson, Little Tracey, Pearl,-
Mountain Veins, Green Park or Ravensdale Vein, Per
pendicular, Diamond, and Bog Diamond Veins, along
with many others not named.
Alan. all that Ctact,called the Junction Tract, belnng-
Ing to the said Company,rontaining the. Salem,Forrest,
Rabbit Hole, Mortimer, Tunnel, Black Mine, C. Law
ton and Alfred L,awtnn Veins. Also, a Saw Mill and
Grist Mill ,situated on the Mill Creek Tract, all nrwhith
w lithe rented On moderate terms by applying to.
DAVID CIIILLAS, Are!.
, Potleville. PM, bI ,
Pei. Sale at Private Sale
A 1,1: that certain tract or parcel of land, 'sliitateil nn
It the Broad Mountain, in Lower Mahnillonge town
ship, in Schuylkill county, (Comedy Corks cottnty,). to
the state of Pennsvlvanin,bminded and described as fol
low's:to wit at a marked white nub tree;
thence by late vacant lands, now surveyed to Jacob
Miller. north sixty-live perches. to a white onk ; thence
by late vacant land, now suiveyett to George Werner,
Weet I tf perches to a stone -thence by late vacant land
now surveyed to Leonard sixty-five perch
es to a Spanish oak; thence east 116 perdu., to the
place of beginning, containing tilly-tive acres and one
hundred andtilly. two perches of land and allowances
of six per cent. for roads, &c.
- JOHN G. BRENNER, •'
Executor or estate, 69, Market at. Philada.
Philadelphia, September 19. 1816
Slierlifjs Sale of Real Estate.
I3v virtue or et wrtt Venditioni F:xpunas, Inward
nut of the Court of (*.auluon Plea.. of Schuylkill
County, to me directed, will be exposeil tn . puhlir Fats
or vendor, on Snturday the day of April. 180, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the.
,public hotter of
Michael Graelf, in the Ilorongh of Orwizehore, Schit)l
kill county, the following described premises, viz.:
All that certain tract of land, siinate in.Unlon Town.
ship. schrtylktll Courtly, hounded by land of Samuel
Ruppert, Daniel 001 m, and others. containinz IT acres
•nd YU perches, conveyed by Benjamin Neill' and Mary
Ann his wlfr., by Deed dated October 14:h, lb In, to
Peter Ilkettlrower, and recorded atlOrwizsburr, 1p de'4l
hook fin. 2fi, page 816. As the the property of PETER
EISENHOWER.
Seized-and taken in execution and will lie' sold Inc
Sheriff's Office Oru'ics-1 J. T. WERNER, Sheriff.
burg, April e. Isla. I 'l5
PURE •WHITE tEAD
TA NUFACTUREIN, No GS, North Front street.
IV 1 Philadelphia, have now a good supply of their war
ranted pure WHITE LEAD, and those customers who
have been sparingly supplied in consequence of a run
on the tinkle, shall now have their orders filled.
INoII3-tl3
No known substance possesses those preservative and
beautifying properties, so desirable in a paint, to ari
equal extent with unadulterated white lead; hence any
admixture anther materials only mars, its value. It
has, t liMefore, been the ideally aim of the manufacturers,
for many years, to supply to the public a perfe ' ctly pure
white leant, and the unceasing demand for the article. is
pranfthat it has met with favor. It is Invariably brand
ed on one head WETIIERII.I. tc BROTHER in full,
and on the other, warranted pure; all in red letters.
Sonny/a/1 Count y, ss.
AT an Orphans Court hold at Orwigs
-..e.burg. in and ter the County of Schuylkill,
,on the 21st doe of -Ithrek.' 1819. I.efore
• ' the Hen. t.Ornenh ID urn,President, and
Strange N. Palmer, one of his associate
Judges, of the same Court, tiPoc the
petition of C. Loeser, &e. The Court did older tort de- ,
ores. that tins. Loeser, administrator, with the 'tr ,
annexed, of the estate of JACOB BIRD, late of the
County of Berko, deceased, expose to sale by Public
Venilue, or outcry, on Saturday the 610 day of May.
INS, between the hours of 0 and 12 o'clot • k, in the fore
noon, at the house of Daniel flill. Inkeeeper in the
Borough of Pottsville, A- certain messuare or tene
ment, and lot or piece of ground, situate in Ws nn's ad
dition to the Borough of Pottsville, bounded hi front by
Railroad street. on rho Northwest side by tot No. 20,00
the rear h'y Coal street, and on the 'Southeast sides by
the other part of Int No. ID, being the remaining half
of the said lot No. 10—being 20 feet in width and, 120
feet In depth. late the estate of said decedent; and that
he makes report of his proceedings herein, to the next
dated Orphans' Court. Elv'the Court;
- SAAIUEL CUSS, Clerk.
• 21 . -17'
Orwig.burg, apri22
CARPETS AND OIL'CLOTP
Al ELDRIDGE'S CAeap Carpet Warebovee.
, IIE subscriber is enabled to offer great indecoments
I to persons about to buy CARPETS nr OILCLOTHS
Wholesale or Retail: as his expenses are so light in his
present situation, he is enebled to sell goods at the very
lowest prices in tne city.
Ile offers for Spring sales an excellent assortment of
Splendid Imperial,
Superfine Ingrain, 1 CARTY:TINOS
Fine and Medium do. is
Venetians of all Mods, I. ATCS T STYLES.
Cotton, List, and it.m. J
And Oil Cloths, froin2 to 24 feet wide to cut for mom*,
&c., with a great variety of 1,,W priced Ingrain
Carpets, from 25 to 50 cents, and Entry and Stair Car
pets, from 12 to 50-cents, per yard. -
Also, Matting. Floor Cloths, Rugs, Table Covers,
&c.-
11. 11. ELDRIDGE,
No. 41, Strawberry St.. one don, shove Chminu
Marchll-11-3ml near Second. Fluladel phia
•
Country Aterchants take .rottce:
. .
BRING' Tills 41ST WITII YOU.
A. Travers & Co.,
134, Maiden Lane, (foie Hinton 4. Trarers,)
rIFFEIt for side 111 quantities to suit purrhasers,
111.0001I'ms Ruled CapPaper,a el 25 1051 50 pr ['tn.
2,000 reams Ruled Letter Paper, I 00 to I 50 do
10,000 do Wrapping Paper, 25 to A 00. de.
10,000 Bolls of Paper Hangings a 5 eta. ton cts.pr p'ce.
5,000 do American Satin dn. 121 " 18 An .
5,000 pair of Oil Transparent Window Shades: of our
own manufacture, beantiful designs and colors, at from
61 en to 0150 per pair.
10.000 lbs. of Wool Twine and Wrapping Twine of
of all kinds. from 121 to 15 ma. per
- We also have oth.,rgoods In the same proportion, and
'we guarantee to please you if you wilt rail and see us
at 811, Maiden Lane. A. TRAVERS & CO.
New York, March 4, 1518 10.2 m
Proposals for Coal.
QE4LRD PlIOPOSALS,will'be received at the Once
I of the Guardians of the root, No. 10 South Sevr
enth st. until :Oinday, the first day of May oest, for
supplying the Philadelphia Almshouse with two thou
sand tons white ash anthracite Coal, to be delivered on
the Alms Wharf, Schuylkill, and to be weighed under
the inspection of the Steward on the premises. •
Said Coal to be broken and screened, and tit for Im.
Mediate use; to be free fro slate, dust, and all other
impurities, and a portion tit reef to be delivered on or
before the fiebt day or Jute next.
By order of the Board ol.iiii-rdiang of the Poor: .
D. S. 1 1 111DEMAN, President.
Attest: S. J. ROBBINS, Secretary.
Phira. apritB 41 15 1511011: American 01 25
Patent Grease,
FOR the axles of Carriages, Wagons, Rail Road Cars
and Maakbwry of all kinds, to wive olland prevent
friction.,
This ittlelets prepared and for sale by CLEMENS &
?ARVIN, tae may saanufecttuera of this article, in the
United elates, at their wholesale and retail Hardware
and Druz Store In Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pa.
• HBMEMBER that none in genuine without the wt it
ten signature of the inventor and proxtriclor,Chay, W
Clemens, upoh each pat kap. —.
THE MINERS' , JOURNAL, AND POTTSVILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER
co
LO Soo £5
..(Itvielgt*VA.
.'eviczAX4VA
4/9
WESTERN NEW YORE COLLEGE OF•HEALTII
207, .Quin Brett. 13uffelo,—sm: ir our..
DR. G. C. VAUGHN'S Vegetable Lithtintriptic Mix
tnre.a cerebrated medicinewhich has made GRE
CURESsO ALL IllsEAsEs. IS now in:rod:iced Into.this
section , The limits of an advertisement, will nee per
wit an extended notice tif this remedy ; we have only
to sly it l e ts for its agents in the United States and Can
ada, a large number of educated airniesk ritArriT lo % -
URA in high professional standing. who make a general
use of it in their practice in the following diseases
DROPSY, GRAVEL,
Ana discarea f the Urinary organs ; Piles and all dis
eases of theblood ; derangements of the Liver,a-coand
all general diaeases of the system. I: Is pstertcuksaxv
requested that all who contemplate the use of this nr
title, or whoftrire information respecting it, will obtain
a PANPIILLT of 72 pages, which agents whore names
are below will zliully give away ; this honk treats noon
the method of cure —.explain ; the properties of the
article, and the diseases it his been 'used for over this '
country and Europe for four years with such - Perfect
effAt. Over 16 pages of testimony from the itiollEsT
quarters will be found, with NAMES, PLACES, and
DATES. which can be written to by anyone inter...sled
and the parties will answer :los. t paid c ommunications.
0.3- Be particular and ASK for the PAhIPIILET,'ss
no other such pamphlet has ever been seen. The evi
'
dense of the power of this medicine over ALL diseases
1 IA guaranteed by persons of well known standing in sq.
eiety.
r" , ltp in 30 oz. and 12 oz.. b Price $2,50 so :
I 31,12 oz. - ; the larger being the cheaper. Every bottle
has G. C. VAUGHN " written nn the directions, &e.
See pamphlet psge 24. Prepared by Dr. G. C. Vaughn,
and sold at Principal Office, 207, Mein st reet, B u ffalo,
N. V. °dices devoted to the sale of this article exclu
sivel7,l.39, Nassau, New Mirk, and corner of Essex
and Washington, Salem, Moss., and by all Druggists
throughout this country and Canada as agents.
Also for gaiety J. S. C. MARTIN. Pottsville ;
FIIY, Tamaqua; E. & E. HAMMER, Orwigsburg. ;
LEVAN & KAUFMAN. Schuylkill Haven; Whh. S.
HEISLER. Port Carbon; WM. PRICE, St. Clair;
GEO. REIFSNYDER, New Castle; JAS. B. FALLS,
Feb 12,1519
t .
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A 'MEDICINE which Is perfectly safe,and may be civ
./1. en to children, from tender Infancy to advanced
are, lays under no restraint as cold water, or any
kind of food. forges mildly, subduing fever,—destroys
and expels worms with invariable succeim—and Is east
iy administered to children.
That it possesses these valuable properties, IS fear
lessly asserted—still claiming the additional advantages
of being given in small bulk, and requiring none of the
drenching which Worm Tea and other suppesed ‘'etinl
fuggs demand. During its brilliant career, it has been
introduced into many families ,where every other anoWn
and accessible Verminge has been , tried without the
least success, where it has promptly expelled Worms
to an almost incredible amount.
As evidence of the surprising Mrects of Dr. MloNt's
WORM SPECIFIC, wogive the following:—
On Saturday, February:lll,llSM, Mr. James Richard
son called at the Drug Suire of J.. Kidd & Co. rooter
of Wood and Fourth greets, Pittsburg, Pa. and node
the following statement:—.•A child on mine had been
very sick for sorne,tin*.days —we had given her 'lucra
tive medicines, but it had done her no good One of
our .neighbours /curne in and :aid it,was Worms that
were destroying the child, and at Ilip same time spoke
of the wonderful directs slot had wittiesAed from 115,11 g
br..ll"l.4pit's leoron Sperifie,ln that neighborhood. We
procured a vial—gave one ten-Spoonful, and the dild
thscloiged fort Mita worm, I them gave anal her 1 111 -
spoonful, is hid; !{might forty-six, more, making Midi
ri.iht !might Worms. As a duty I owe to }siti, and the
Ounnittaity at large, I freely make known these Farb.
My child is now well. What is moot remarkable, die
Irene Sjlrrili,c expelled the Worms alive, in about Fur
hours after l'en ye it to the child."
For sale in Pot tv ilia by John S.C. Martin, & Johii C.
Brown Druggist, Pal-M-1-6m
•g-,,jl.ysipN'l;:.
' - •
FRESH INIPOKTED GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
From J, C. .9enliitri Co.,
TEA DEALERS.
S.. W. earner of Cheenat nod street,,
.1 • 111LADC1.1 . 11:a
R.—One of our parsner, Intim!. learned T..a
1.1-loosine.s of the Chine, tlieno.elve.l, duriez,a
denre of seven youttl. 3111fIlIZ them, the pubic may tiler.-
fore expect of its the full benefit of I be, ken, ledt,, and
experience thus acquired.
T. nor Mick leas, Particularly; we wish' to rail tt
tension ,mpossessinz a,le,lree of streorth nod richne s
of flavor seldom equalled. Mark tea., are en Overstay
nail hf the who ron.ider the - (4,n tit coy
for .
1011, , .? oar pin elrimis al.e recommend the
Black as sakinc n more healthful heverree ..than the,
Green. :ark. package is so secured a. to rttain the
virtu, of he tea for a Tony' tune in ans.-climate. and
ros.tainufu weight n,ftecia.'..pet,,Nnt dole metal awl
paper wills leich it i. enveloped.
.7. C. JENKINS & Co.
The ah v warms - In tea• post up in 1. and I lb.
V!' I•Ii • re boo dint trill he ran.dantiv kepi for
par the .(do.t..rhe r J. SVIIITFIEI.D.
~~~
averse, and hate
IV E l ' n Y'' l Wr ro l * q"n bl avoided in any 1
strictly noel-eh:wile ad yenta-netnews. Selftleience com.
pets us, inn tine present instal-Kt-An depart Croon our rule ,
to obviate inn some Ineasitr.n, frequent misrepresentiiiion
and misanderstancling. The 'n Old Pekin
Tea Compan , i," N.. 2 - 1, (late No. 30,) I
41 )....""P`' , South Second street, commenced basiness
j(.k. in the spring of 1515. The repatatioh they
•••• have obtained has within One past year, sic.
en rise to loony imitators—some have even
assumed the same name, causing much doubt in the
public mind as to which is the original Company. '
We Inane no wish or intention to take to ourselves
any credit which is dine to others ; neither are we die
posed by Jonger silence, to have the credit due to us
appropriated, by ethers; or assume (-gnome when nint
deserved.
Ther,efore we particularly" request our old friends
merchants in tine interior, void the public gent-rally—to
°collect that this Company has but one warehouse;
that alt teas packed by them have N 0.21, South Serond
street on the labelsaaund that no ether teas are theirs,
lct them be sold ninnfOr what name they inlay.
Western and country merchants and others, favoring
us with a rail or their orders, will receive prompt aiten
tion, and none billthe best teas, guaranteed to give sat
isfaction, front the
OLO'PEKIN TEA COMPANY,
No. 24, South Second street,
Between Ida tket and Chestnut, Philadeiribia.
cA- The above teas can Always ne obtained of the
subscriber, sole. agent for the proprietors in Schuylkill
county.'JANE BERRYMAN.
Pottsville, 1at,22 I r E IS
.
The East India Tea CoinpanT,
HAVING OPENED A TEA WAREIIOIISE,
No. 122, Xactri Tdtrd street, next door to
Old Rotterdam Hotel,
thonlinposal of their choice GREEN AND
„ BLACK TEAR, orate latest importations. would
sery respectfully invite a call from country
merchants and others visiting our city. Our tens are ot
the nnest quality, dio very fra cram, ha ring been select
ed With the greatest care-and at unusual low prices.
For one country trade they will be pelted In quarter.
half, or pound packages, if preferred; ants furnishing
tvrot ailVaninces ; let no loss in draught. gal au assort
meat of teas fora very small amount of -capital. The
'att.-particularly is of advantage to persons of modirate
. means, and w hose sales of the aitirle are limited. Our
determination is to avoill'all unnecessary expense that
is LI haven tendency to increase tine cost of our teas,
hence the present couree-41 welder letters to the trade
instead of travelling agents, a practice pursued by
of our coiemporaties, at very great expense. These
Agents must be paid whether they make sal. or Unit.
,With the advantages we possessor procuring Tees, and
a close nippliontlen to buslness, to say nothing of atten
ding to our own busiiess, and not entrusting it to others
mutt ultimately inure nit urinate of your custom. n
Jan.P-2-ly •
New Grocery, Flour Feed,
AND PROVISION STORE.
THE subscriber announcer to the citizens of
V4 : "' - '" Putt Ville that he has 'use o rilaed a new Groeci
' P '
ry, Flout and Feed Store, at his old stand, where
P. , C ie Will always keep on hrimPa superior stork of
,choice GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. Family FLOUR,
TEA, COFFEE. SUGAR, dr.c.; all of which will be se
lectsd with crest care, and will he sold at very law
rates. He flatters himself that be can inake it to the
interest of this community to deal with him: he there
fore solicits their patronace. •
H e win ins shooks to his moon°. customers for the
Dec lIC-
Palimony they bestowed upon hoer in lt his oilier
SHOW,: mass.'
busine n ss.'
503 D ,
A!. Rowe,
- BROOM AND WOODEN WARE STORE. -
No. 03, NortA 3d Street, one door d'art Arch, earl side
rITITADELFIIIA, •
Mnnorseinrers and wholevale dealers in nil kinds of
.• iirtoorm, nnetitrts. ouni - Ers, rEn. a WARE,
Willow and I , Jc:tell Baskets, Shoe and Wall Broglie.,
Scrub., Duster., Mate, Blackleg. Eastern made
noden•ware of every description,
' . at the lowest market prices.
MANLY nowr.) L.1011N„IiI. ROWF.
Dhllnda., Feb:lt ISIS
Wake up `Pi - Urals! •
LONG AND :5110,HT. 1101 IND AND PLAT.
HANNAN:J. S. C. MARTIN, Pott:nille; Drnty
B
Slthwler. Port Cathan. has t'nt for Pal,' an arlielr
called DR EVAN , ' VEGETABLE VERNIIFUGE.
whirl; If taken by directions will clear the tear k of alt
the horrid tribe, and your little ones 4, hire. 3 ort Ir.ve so
dearly, will live In slake you hlessNl. People call It the
child's Diemd arid the worm's death. It le ony 5.5 rte. a
bottle. Made by Dr. Evans, Nn. 31.1 4 - No.tlh Sizthst.,
Philadelphia. 1 . 10.9 45-5-31 W
. New Stare at Brookville.
Tt Subscriber has Just received from Philadelphia
and has now opened at Brockville, a large anti gen
eral assortment ofseasonable goo de, such as Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, and Queensware. :1(1.11Siato
which will be tound constantly on hantd, "ish. smoked
and fresh Meat, as well no a good supply of country
produce. Call and examine ourionek, aud ynn wilt rind
mg prepared to sell good, at as low a rate as they have
ever been sold nay where, In Schuylkill county.
N. B.—Country produce of all kinds' wanted, for
which the highest price wilt% pant.
GEO. 11. P/97T11,.
- WOOD'S STEAM
IRON RAILING MANUFACTORY..
Raze Road; abort Buttonwood street, Philo&?pita..
RON RAILINGS for public and private buildings and
pablie squares, of every variety of form and pattern.
Cemetery Railings, of clasaic and finiqUe designs,
embracing upwards of one hundred different varieties.
Iron Chairs and Settcel, for Gardens, Galls and Plaz
as—new style.
Verands and Pilasters, for Cottages,' made In every
style. "
ffuperlor Wrought Iron Cater, furCarriaie entrances.
New style Balcony Braekett,,A.c.
Iron Tables of varsnuustyles, embracing Leafs NI V,
Eliza bethean, Gothic, and modern pattern}, with
White and Gold Italian Marble topa. These tablet
have been introduced by 'tire subscriber, for Hotels,
Tertaunnts, Ice Cream Saloons, &c: They are ,beia
tifUl orticiesnf furniture for that Stores and other es
tablishments where it is desirableto make a grand dis
play.
a
relre has recently constructed an elegant substantial
Cost Iron Hitching Pool in form admirably adapted to
permanency of position)tighly loriramented, and rep-
resenting a well exec& d Head of that. noble animal,
the Horse. Such an article has long been a desideratum,
and N now nffered to the good taste of the public.
Stianger, visiting .Ithiladelphia, arc respectfully in
vited to call at hi, Wkreroomp, and examine bin dif
ferent specimens of new and beautiful work.
ROBERT WOG% Proprietor.
Ridge Road, abook - Butionwood Street, Philada.
telle has recently pablished at a great expense, an
original work exhibiting the new designs and patterns
which are executed at this establishment, embracing all
the above articlep,and:the various and oplebdid pattern.
of Cemetery, Baienny, Step, and other Railings which
have been manufactured for Laurel Hilt and other
celebrated Cemeteries, designed eipressly for pis own
establishment, and which may bosent to any part of
the wnrld to those who desire prinake a selection.
Undoubted reference will be required to ensure a
prompt return of the work, after an oppopunity for
-.skint the selection. "
Philadelphia, apri'S
WAREHOUSE OE PRINTS OALT.
56 Cedar St., Pew York.
LEE, JUDS'ON , &. •LEE
, (LATE LEE & JUDSON)
Occupy Om spacious FIVE STORY WAREHOUSE,
N 0.56 Cedar Sireet.—the Whale! of which is devoted to
the exhibiton,nmi sale of the single article of PRINT
ED CALICOES.. Their present Moen consists of near
ly ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, embracing some
THOUSANDS of different patterns and colorings, am!
comprising everything-desirable in the line, FOREIGN
and DOMESTIC./ ,
7-1) --"
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All of which are offerer, forsale, for rash. or satlsfar
tory credit. authe lowest wires, by the PIECE OR
PACKAGE,'
New stylea are received almmit every• day, and many
of them are got up, for' our own sales, and nbi . tu he
found elsewhere.
Printed lists of prices, corrkted from day to day,
with every variation In the market, are placed in the
handy of buyers.
Meithants will be able to form some idea of the ex
tent end• variety, of our assortment, when we state,
that the value of our usual sto:k of this ONE ARTICLE,
is At least IV/ire the value of the entire stock of dry
roods usually kept by our largest wholesale Jobbers.
This fact; together with the fact, that our mean• and
our attention, instead of being ilivlired among a cam
'variety of articles, are devoted wholly to one, will
render the advantages which we ran, offer to dealers
perfectly obvious ; and It shall he our care that none
who visit our establishment shall meet with any dis
appointment.
Our assortment is complete a% all seasons of the your.
LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
P. F. LEE, formerly: of the firm of Lord &
Lees. and late senior partner in the original firm of Lee
& EreWster from which connexion he withdrew smile
time ago, has 'resumed business" In connection with
Messrs. Lee&,Judson.under the firm of LEE, JIIDSON
& LEE, and lie ventures to aßside his 11 lend. and the
public:that the new firm will maintain the same pre
eminence, in this branch of the trade, which former.
ly diatingubilied the other two !modes to which lie
..
be
longed.
' New York. July 10. 1517.
Clapp & Crowell,
CLOTItS7'ORE,
VOR the sole of Men anti Boys' wear, No. S X,rth
.1‘ Second Street, sign of the Qotden Lamb, three doors
chore AtorArt St. PUMAncLPttlu.
French, ICzoins, of every
Belgium, denc riptinii—a large
American, and j assortment:
- Went of Engtarot '
Sunnier Coating.
Habit clothe, Summer Cloths and Bombazines.
Black . nod colored Cashmerelts and Codringtons.
Crolon Cloths, Tweed, Drop d'Ete; 4c. &c.•
Pontaloox Stuffs.
Super black. French Cossimeres'and Doeskins.
Fancy; plain and mired Cassimeres in every variety.
Marino Cassuneres of all colors and qualities.
Kuper fanny and linen Drillings, new .i.rytes.
Wide and narrow Cord and Beaverteens.
Sottinettei, all shorten and qualities. ;
• • l'estines.
Super Mad: Sash and fancy Silk }ratings.
Super Cashmere and Vahmria Vesd
W nis. -
White and colored Marseilles, lorge snortment.
• Drab Cloths and other Coach Trimmings ; Serge'',
Podding:4, Am.. and ti great variety of goods adopted In
31 en and lloyn' hick we offer fir sale by the
pierp"nr at retail, and meric the atuodhm ormir Ibtentt
and otheis visiting the city. •.
— No. R North Sec and SI. SIVI of the Golden 1..110
Phil:alit:100ot [apriPi
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Chrap filtadose
Illlitdv. -
J. WILLIAMS, Si. 12 Vorth, atph at. Phila.
.delphia. Veniiian Mind Mannfaciarer, has now on
hand the largest and ton.t assortment of
narrow slat and 0,11.1 . Venitian Minds. of any other
establishment in the Uniled roinprisine entire
new styles, trionnines.and , olors. Is lair h will he coral nr
the lowest prig rQ. wholesale and - Oh! HIM&
painted and tridimed to look equal tr new ones. The
nizerin I minty and adjoinirvi district. are
respectilll. my 'led to Call and examine Ids ossortnn•rit
berate vun rhasinr elsew here, feelina confident of pleas•
in: and plying satinill[iinn Io aP who pray favor him
with a natl. It. J. WILLIAMS.
nprilB,-, 5m 15
OE
Ilydropathlc Institute.
min: Board of Directors MIN. 111VDROPATHIC IN.
J STIITTE, Ephrata, Lancaster County. noncom, e
to the public that they have secured the services of Dr
T. T.,Mann - as physician, whose well-known qualifica
tions hi hie profession as a resular t.hysician and strong
te,tirrinniais from Medical Colleges and prints prac
titioners of distinction. must secure the confidence of
the coniumnity. and place the Institution equal, If not
superior, to any in' the country. 'the estaliJimliment Is
now open for the reception of patients, ho may obtain
any further information by application (post paid.) to
Dr. Mann, Ephrata Post Office.
• •
tVM EONIGNIACKER. Prembient.
' JAS. KOND:MACKER, Secretary,
IsRAEL NIEVERS,
JOHN ROVER.
• 8 , 01111. LA Nurst,
ABRAHAM LANDES. •
Feb. :A, ISIS.
Zmn 9
XF: /V 0 ER.V.IS and FR ge'Vell F.g•VOY ODS
EORGE P 01.1., No. 100 North Seevad St. belexe
kJ - Race, PIIII.AFSELPIIIA, his just received a large
assortment of segar cases - , segar tubes, Pnutt and Tobac
co boles, Getman pipes, aceordeons, d o mino,, c ards,
looking glasse.s, slates, slate and lead peer steel
pens, paint bows, grim bang, violins and strings, ladies'
work boles, pin cushions and ease's, satchells and
basket rattles. jumping ropes and rolling hoops. inps.
drums, wagons, dolls, sand works and toys of every
deeriptinn. Wholes tle and retail at the lowest prices.
- (V — Also, Turner in Ivory, hone, horn and wottd—
Top and cans - manufactur9r.
Phil's. oprilB 41 15
Tobazco: Irobacco
George Ir.. ilia:mail N Co.,
4.51, Market S'errer.—PIIILDELPIIII,
THOLESALE Dealers in TOBACCO. SNUFF, and
V V SEGA RS, Mier great inducements to Country'
Merchants. The it stork consists of the most celebrated
brands of Cavendish, I:Miler's, and Greener's 3;0, and
13 plug, Congress 5 and S lump. and all the best brands
I, 2,5, 0, Hi, and. 32 lump, Mrs. Miller & Co.'s and
Anderson's fine rut Smoking Tobacco, Pipes, Pipe
Heads, Spanish, Half Spanish, and American Segars,
all of which they.will sell :Is not Inure, than any
other House in the city. Do not target to call at 48 I,
3 doors below Second fluent, south side, Philadelphia.
Phila. March 4, ISIS 10-2 m
The Great Iteforuzation.
E Pictorial Edition of IrAutiignes great milk nn
I the Ileformatinn,of the Sixteenth Century, in Ger
many. Swim',land, &e.
Just published by Am,k Sped. No. 96, Cherry
Street, above Sixth, Philadelphia; his splendid 12mo
edition of the above-named work, with IS engraved
lustrations from original designs. Four vols. in 2;
bound in extra cloth and librat y sheep.
The publisher respectfully calls the attention of the
trade andthe public generally, to this work, being the
nnly illustrated edition published in the United States.
Ile frosts that the beauty of its embellisitments, the
strong and substanuel morner in which it is hound, in
conjunction with the known popularity of 'the woik it
self, will he a sure recommendation to public favor.
. JOSEPH K. SPEEL.
Nn. 06, Cherry street, above Sixth. Philada.
J. A. 8. has also lately published n new and bean! Hill
edition of Serren.i Bell's;Barre Show. a imitable hook
for children, neatly done up in extra'cloth
Phila. Marc?, 18 1849 12-3 m
TEST opening a laige and well -selected assortment
of Garden seeds, all warranted fresh from Land
reth's, which will he sold wholesale and retail at nur
sery prices. Cs Persons wishing to purchate to sell
'again, supplied at city prices by the quantity. (Febl2 7
I 'lib; sithserthers invite intrehasers of all or anrikinds
nt DRY GOODS required In housekeeping, to call
and - examine their shock, n hick is confined eXclusively
to thole. articles. commixing. in part all kinds 4.1 Linen
and Cotton Sheetings, Quilts, Blankets, Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins, Towplings. Tickings. 'I able and
Piano Covers. Furniture, Ditrllties and Chintzes. Cm
-Irnidered and lots priced cdria in Pt unties. Wetited
Damask and Moreens, Do:nestle bluslins. e. tic; an.
Center with a 'use stock of all Girds of Flatit...ts. and
the best :styles iiT Irish Linen, which they import direct
front the moat cekt rated bleachers. By excluding Dress
Goods froth their business, they are relieved (Sun the
necessity et asking high prices at the commencement cif
the season to compensate forlosses innsecittent upon
changes of fashion as the seasnn advances, and will sell
at the lowest possible grade of protases the surest means
of extending their bushifies.
JOHN V. CONVPLL & SON. corner Cites
' Nov 6 1517-45-7 ml nut and 7rlt sts., l'bilnda.
Pottsville team Planing and
• , • lkussisGMAsek-AeTeßv.
ruilE undersigned have made complete and permit
-1 nent.arrangeneents for the m'inufaeturing of Floor
Boards, WiIIIIOW Sashes. Sawed Laths, Bed Posts, Ta,
tile, Crib, and Washstand Lee,. Awning end flushing
Posts, Bannisters, Stump Feet, Rolling Pans. Potato
Smashers, Bench- and !land Screwsr'Porch and Newel
Prism,N
and a general variety of of all
kinds. They wilfkeep constantly on hand Yellow and
.White Pine Floor Boards, Slushing and Laths, and miter
finished Work worthy the attention of builders. They
have circular eases for slitting stuff to any dimension
required for building or oilier purposes.
Febs 4S-fij 11. STRAUCII &
. T. & IL Rowand.
• PIIILADELPUIA,
siiisurAcToucas OF •LL SIZES AND KINDS OF
9110VELd AND SPADES. plarll-3m
Office, No. 61, South Second Street.
NM
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.
":45 - TEC
, Lite Insurance. '
PENN MU TUAL. LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office Xo. 01, Icsitset street.
THIS Company is now ready to make INSURANCE6*
.on LIVES; on the mutual system, without liability
beyond the amount of the premium. -
All profits of the Company divided annually among
the insisted.' •
The premium may be paid'quarteriy, semi-annually.
or annually. or ,one-half of the premium may be paid In
a note at 12 months.
Individuals, insured in this Company become members
of the corporation. and vote for trustee.
Inc rp,teg of premium, with a full participation in the
profits,"are.as low as Owe of any other Institution in
the state or country. and lower than any of the Etigliah
Companies. with only a portion of the profits.
/Blank applications for Insurance, with full particulars
can be bad at the office. ,
DANIEL 1.. MILLER. President.
WiLs.wai N. CLARKE, Vice President.
1011 a, W. lIORNOR, Secretary. •
Edward Hartshorne, M. 0.1 Medical Examiners,
Mirk IM, ?!eve.
In attendance daily from 1 to 2 o'clock, P. M.
3n22 42 -1-ly
•
INDEMNITY
=MIIM3O==9
OF PHILADELPHIA
. .
OFFICE No.lo33l,Cliesnut sin-a, or..ir'Fifill inrret.
DIRECTORs,
Charles N. Dancker, , George W. Richards, '
Thomas Hart. Mordecai I). Lewis,
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Bode,
Samuel Grant, David S. Brown,
Jacob Ti. Smith, - Mortis Patterson.
Continue to make Insurance, permanent or limited.
on every description of property, in town and country
at rates as low to are consistent with security. . , -
• .
The. Company , have reserved a large Contingent
Fund, which with their I..tapital and Premiums. safely
Invested, afford ample protection to the assured.
The assets of the Company on January lat, HU, as
published agreeably to an act of -Assembly, were ,as
fol "vs, viz.:
tisanes, t 590.558 65 Stocks, 0'5.1,563 25
Real Estate, 108.355 00 'Cash, ace., 43,157 87
Temporary --
loans, 125,450 Nil . *1,220,697 67
Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen years,
they have paid upwards of one willion two hundred
thousand dollar', town by Ore, thereby affording evi
dence of the advantages of Insurance. OP well as_ the
ability and disposition to meet with promptness, all
CHARLES N. RANCKF.R, President.
. CHARLES GS BAN CKER, Secretory.
The subscriber has been appointed agent for , the
above mentioned institution. and is now prepared to
make instira nee, on every description of property% at
the lowest rates. ANDREW RUSSEL. Agent.
Pot tsville,Junelb, 1841-25 iFehl9-8
spring Garden Mutual Insurance
Company. .
TeCompany having organized according to the
provisions of its charter, is now prepared to make
Insurances against loss by Fite an the mutual principle,
combined with the mecurity,of a joint stock capital.—
The advantage °fulls system is, that efficient security
s afforded at the lowest rates that the tinniness can be
done for, as the whole profits Hess an interest not to
exceed 6 per cent. per annumon the capital) will be re
turned to the members of the Thatitution, without their
becoming responsible for any oft he engagements or li
abilities of the Company, further than the premiums ac
tually paid.
The great success which this system has met with
wherever it has been Introduced, induces the Directors
to request the attention of the public to It, confident
thrillt requires bat to be understood to be appreciated.
The act of Incorporation, and any explanation,in re
gard to it, may be obtained by applying at the Hifire
Northsrest corner of 6th and Wood it,., or of B. HAN
NAN, Pottsville.
' CHARLES STOKES, President.
• L. KRUIIIIIIIAAR, Secretary.
DIRECTORS,
Charles Stokea, - Genres NV Ash.
Joseph Woad, • Attralt..in R. Perkill,
Elijah Hallett, David Rankin. "
P. L. Laguerenne, ' Walter IL Hick. •
Samuel Townsend, Joseph Parker,
The subacriber has been appointed Agent for the a•
• bow mentioned Institution, and Is prepared to etTe'ct
usurances on all descriptivs of property at the lowest
ate, B. RA NNAN.
February 26, 1816, ,
National Loan Fund Life issu
ranee SodMy of London.
t, SA VLSGS BANK for the Benefit of the Widow
, and the Orphan."— Empowered by Act of Par.
lin tnent.—Capital £soll,oollnr .2.soo,ooG—llesides
nerve Fund (front Surplus Premiums) ufahnut
Lamle Moirray, Esq., George street, Hanover
square. Chairman of the C•drrtof Dire, ides in London
Phi/sir-bor.—J. F.liintenn. N. D.. F. R. S. -.Actuary.—
W. S. It. Esc! ;1 , . R. A., S. S.:re:ars,—
F. F. Canworts, Esq.
"The folloWing are among the advantages offered by
this institution
The euaranwe of a large capital, in addition to the
ar,inutiation of preiniums. • The peculiar benefit secu
red to the asiotted by the principle of the loan depart-•
mem. The payment of premiums half-yearly. or quar
terly. by parties insured fur whole term of life, at a wi
tting additional charge. The travelling leave extensive
and liberal. Persons insured (whit., mural once borrow
half amount of annual premium, and claim the same
privilege fur five successive years,• on their own note
and deposit of pollee. Part of the Capital is perma
nently invested in the tinned States, in the names or
three of-11W Local Directors, as Trustees—available
always to the assured in eases' of disputed 'claims
(should any finch arise) or otherwise. Thirty days al
lowed after each payment of premium becomes due
without forfeiture of policy. No clmrge for medical
examination'
, The Society being founded on the Mutual and Joint
Stock principle, parties may participate in the - profits of
the Society; two-thirds of which are annually divided
among those assured for life on the participation scale.
Persons who are desirous to avail themselves of the
advantages offered by this Institution, by addressing
the GF,lieral Agent..l. Leander Starr. N 0.74. Wall St..
New York, can obtain the requisite information and the
necessary papers for effecting an insurance.
sa. Any information with regard to this Company can
he obtained at the office of the Miners' Journal.
August 24 . 1817 31—
THE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE A NNU
ITT & TRST CO., OF PHILADA.
. OFFICE 159 CHESNUT' ST.
NIAKE lieturnnee 6n Lives:crant Annuities and En
doe:merlin, and receive and execute trusts.
Rates f.i• I iiisVine COO an a shirk life. '
For I year 4 For 7 years. For Life.
Annually. annually.
0 95 177
1 36 3 36
1 53 320
2 99 1 90' - 7
491 7911
ool4'
1 69
1 96
Eza.rn,e:—A person aq•d 30 yea, net hirth.day
y paying the Companysl 31, would .ectire to hie fa
doily or heirs $lOO, should he die in 'ore yea r ; or fur
$l3 10 he secures to them 810110; t , r iiir $l3 fill annu
ally for 7 years ; he secures to them 61000 should he
die in: years; for fors23 60 paid annually during
life he provides for thgin 81000 whenever he dies,
for $6550 they would receive 05000 should he die in
one year.
JAMVAIIt 20, 1845.
THE Managers of this Company, at a 'meeting held
on the 27th December' ult., agreeably to the design
referred in the original prospectus or circular of the
Company,appropriated a Bonus-or addition to all poli
cies for the whole of life,- remaining in force, that
were issued prior to the lit ofinnuary, 1812. Those
of them therefore which were issued in the year 1836,
will be entitled to 70 per cent upon the sum insured,
making an addition of 44160 on every 81000. That is
$llOO, will be paid when the policy becomes a claim
instead of the 411000 originally insured. Those policies
that were issued in 1837 'will be entitled to 84 per cent,
or 88750 on every 81000. And tho'se Issued in 1838,
will be c ntitied to 74 per cent, or-4175 on every 100,
and in ratable proportions on all said policies issued
prior to Ist or January,lB42.
The Bonus qv ill be credited to each polocy on the
books endorsed on presentation at the Office.
It is the design of the Company, to continue In make
addition or bonus to the policies for life
.at stated
periods
D. W. RI CIIAILDS, President
Jonn F. JAMES, AClUnry. •
M-Tne subscriber han been appointed Agent Arr the
abnve lnntttntlon.and In prepared etTeet Innuraners on
lives, at the published rates, and give any information
desired on the subjepi, on application at thin office.
BENJAMIN BANNAN.
Pottsville Feb. rlth,
. rivicuArivE
vOR the torn of Headache, Giddiness, Rheumatism,
Piles..D)Ppepsin, Scurvy, Smallpox. Jatindice.Palos
In the Back, Inward Weakness, Palpitation of the
Heart. Rising lathe Throat. Dropsy, Asthma, Fevers of
all kinds, Female Complaints, Measles, Salt Rheum,
Heartburn,. Worms, Cholera Modals. Coughs, Hninsey,
Whooping Cough, Consu mot ion, Fits, Liver Complaint,
Erysipelas, Deafness, Itching of the Skin, Colds. Gout,
Gravel, Nervous Complaints, and n Variety. of .other
diseases, arising from Impurities of the blood, and ob
structions in the organs of digestion.
Experience has proved that nearly every direare ori
ginates from Impurities of the blood or derangeninnt of
the digestive organs • and to secure health, we must re
move these obstructions or restore the blood to its na
tural state.
The averision to taking medicine is most effectually re
moved by C/ickstr's Firetakte Purgatica being
completely enveloped with a coating of pure white ste;rer
(which Is as distinct frotn the Internal ingredients as a
nut shell from the kernel) and have no fasten( inellii
but are as - easily swallowed as bits of randy
they neither nauseate or gripe In the .lightes• decter.o
hat operate equally 'xM all of the dine••,...d vans
•system, instead of confin ins themselves to and rack in.
i goy particular region. Thus. if tine liver be atll:t tea
ine . ent 0;01 operate on that purtientkroirart.mul
by tile. nsing It of any excess of bit,,restorP it to Ito na
tural. envy Another will operate on the bland. and re_
mos , all impurities in its circulation. while a third will
effectually expel whoever impurities may have Seen
dischar,.l into the smut-ult.:lnd hence they strike at
use root of disease. remove nit impure humors from the
hod% open the pores enternatly titil internally ; separate
all foreign and obnoxious particles from the chyle. so
that the blond mast he thoroughly pare—thou securing
a Dee and healthy action to the heart, lung;•, and liver;
ow! thereby they restore Aecalk: even when all nthei
means tra ve• failed •
The entire truth of the above cant be ascertained by -
the trialnfa single box; nod their Mines are so positive
1911 rennin in restoring health, that the proprietor hinds
himself - to return the money mad for them In all cases
where Bolt do nut give universal satisfaction.
Retail prices, 11.5.1 e tits per hex.
'A Prin. 4,31 faro, No. NI, Vesey street. New Vork.
The following:lre the agents in Sehtlylkill county for
Clirkner's Vegetable Purgative Pills •
Garden :And Field Implements.
• •
Cc MALI. Steedlloes with Handles. •
Toy' Spades for children,
Brush UnnkP. Pruning. Knives.
Wrought Iron Garden Rakes, large and small,
Shesre for Dressing Donlon s.
Nile Pruning Shears, end Pruning Hooks,
Ladies' Scissors for trimming Shrubbery, -
Syringes, for cleaning Plants.
Orchard Grsys..Clover and Timothy Seed, &e.
dust received and for sale at BANNAN'S
aprilS 15 * Cheap Variety Stores,
Where orders irre received for all kinds of agricultural
,Implernerds.
A ca l t e r ASTEIL Collll3B.—The celebrated Lan
b i l4re bl-4°31118 bp.
tfilAigref=47.
PATENT !METALLIC ROPES,
FOR TRE/USE OF MINES. RAILWAYS. &c..
Pis salt, yr Swooned re eider, by the sabscriber.
TESE Ropes ate now almost ettlusively used in
the Coillaries and on the Railways in Great Brit-•
an, and are Bland to be greatly superior to Hempen
ones as regards safety, durability and economy. •
'The Patent Wire Rupee, have proved to be still In
good condition after three
,year's service, in the same
situation where the Kempen ones, previously used. of
double the site and weight would wear out In nine or
ten months. They have been .used for almost every
purpose to which Hempen Ropes and chainshave been
applied. Mines, Railways, heavy Crrines, Standing
Rigging, Window Cords, Lightning Conductors.dignal
Halyards, Tiller Ropes, &e. They. are made either of
Iron or Copper Wire, and in cases of muell exposure
to dampness,of Calvanized Wire. ,
Testimonials from the most eminent Engineers in
England can be shown as to their efficiency, and nny
additional information required respecting the differ
ent descriions and application will e given
Y b
ALFRED F. KEMP. :5 Broad st b .. New or y
k.
Sole Agent in the United States.
New York,May 30th, 1846.
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lamander, Fire, and Thlet
' Proof - Chests,
• of Doors for Ranks and Storrs, Seal and Lette
Presses, Patent elate-Lined lerfrteert,
ore, Water Filters, Patent Portable
Fire-Pr
Water tosete,ixfended for the
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- Sick any{ hegrm.
EVANS & WATSON,
78, Sooth Third St., (apposite the Pliaada. Edehange.)
ANUFACTURE and Weep constantly on hand. a
large assortment of the, above articles. tosether•
with their Patent Improved Salamander FIRE-PROOF ,
SAFES, which are en constructed ns to set at rest all
manner of doubt:is to their being strictly tire-proof, and.
that they will resist the fire of any out;
slide cases of these Safes are made of boiler trop, the
inside case of soapstone, and between the outer',enre
and inner,case is a spare of some three inches tiso k.
and i. tilled in -with holesttirtitile mates al,
•
snake it an impossibility le hues al11.111:01!. ,411,- , is is
sole of this chest. Thee • -.• 5111.11114 . 211ir
ore prepared and dot harem, i he ooil.!,111
article in the shop. of Rook th.it will stand as
much heat, and we hold own:elves ready at all times to
have them fairly tested tit public bonfire. We al, C,013-
tinue to manufacture a roe general n<.nrltnetilof
roar Pretniiiiii Atr-tight Fire Vinyl S.i!'es, of wile ht hose
are nverbUO now in use. and Heresy Instance they have
given entire citisniclion to the pli . n havers—of which we
will refer the public to alew gentlemen who have them
in use
Ilannood & Snyder, Pottsville Joseph C. Lawton.
Pottsville; Mr. William Carr. Doyb-stown,
N. & C. Taylor; 129, North ail st.; A. Wright & NeUth
etc, Vine st. Wharf; Alexander Caror, Conv.vaneer,
corner of Filbert and 9th sts, John M. Ford. 112-. North
3cl est,; Myers Bush ' 2o, North ' st ; James M.
101, South 4th st.; Pr. David Jaynv. 8. South 3d st 4
Matthew T . Miller, 20. South Vol and we could
some MI ndreds of others if it were necessary. No, we
invite the attention of thepublic,rind particularly those
in want of Fire Proof Safes, to call at our store before
purchasing eiseWhere, and we can satisfy them th.o
they will get r. better and cheaper article at nor store
than at any other establishment in the oily.
We also manufacture the ordinart Fire Proof Chests
at very low pricPs, cheaper than they can be Imught‘at
any other stcri In Philadelphia.
• DAVID EVANS.
JOHANNES wATsas.
CciarSereens! Coal ,Screens !!
I'E suscriber engaged
extensively in the mann-
H factory of WOVEN WIRE SURF:ENS upon nn
improved and entirelynew Principle, for whist' he has
secured LETTERS PATENT. and which he confident
ly believe• will be found tipne trial. superior to e very
other screen in use for durability and all the.qualities
era good screen. They are. Woven entirely of wird,
and can he made with meshes and threads Of any re'.-
qnired size and strength.
WIRE WEAVING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
will he executed at the shortest notice, and screers
made to every pattern, 'adapted to all the uses foi
which screens are required.
' • subscriber lia.4 recently removed his estab
Ilshmentt Coal Steel, near the cnrneenf Norwegian.
street. HENRY JENKINS,
Pnitevi April 4 1846
Attention is Ins-lied
MO the fact that persons 'afflicted with Dyspepsia,
I Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Nert•oua A tre
&ions. Ciddinese,lnss of Appetite, Weakne,,Heariburn,
Comireness, Palpitations of the Heart, lowness of Spi
rits, and all irregularities of the stomach and bowels.—
Children afflicted with cholera Marlins or Bowel Corn•
plaint, and all delicate females sul t ji•ct to irregularities
will find in the, use of . •
DR. EVANS' VEGETABLE ANTI-DYSPEPTIC
C.ANDVA.iOAIED PILLS.
A safe. pleasant, and certain care. a box, with
directions for using them, and a .pamphlet containing
numerous testimnplalsof.the astonishing cures pertlittri
ed by these pills.
For attic in Schuylkill manly. Pa., by B. HANNAN
and JOKY S. C. 51 ATITIS. Pottsville.; 11. Sliksler,
Port Carbon; J• B. Vito, Minersville
Prep.ired by Dr. T. G. Evans. at his medical depot
Nanh fith street. Phi Win. ptitig44-5-:tin
.
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' 4 ' lirri - Wtr -Asa
..._zmy_i .ori,s , -21._.,,r-:
T' ROM the owe of New York.—
Ittesers. J. Kidd & Co.
Rents :—Please send me by Ezpre•r. 12 dozen bores
•• Xi /one's Lir, Pills." They are good here:
and stilt generally.. Yours dm E. P. S-rEnsrstr.
Chatauque Co., N. V., Dec. 29 . lb VI, -
Prepared for the proprietor and sold whole , ale and
retail by .1. KIDD k , Co.
No. CO Worunftreet, Pittsburg. Pa.
re N. B.—Purchasers will /lease he partirular and
Inquire for "Dr. McLane's Liver Pills," and take nn
oilier.
The increased demand for D. ' WLASES LIVER
PILL, sinal their introduction by us as his agents, has
far exceeded our most sanguine expectations. Iris now
about TEN YEARS since they were brought before the
public. During this time hundreds of certificates have
been handed us, testifying to their efficacy, and, stating
the very great-relief they had derived front thy use of
then.. We have now in oar possession many certifica
tes from respectable percnus, whty have 'war De.
NULANE'S LIVER PILL wilt c the most h appy results,
where every other known remedy had been used In vain
Also, quite a number of regularphysicians, of good elan
ding, through the country., are using and recommending
In their practice.
It has been our sincere- wish, that these Pills should
be fairly and fully tested by caper irIICC, anal sand or fall
by the effects produced. That they have been on tested,
and that the result hos been in every respect favorable,
we call thousands to w 'mess, who !nine experienced .
theirbeneficial effects. . ,
DR. L'I.ANE'S PILLS are not held forth or recom
mended (like moat untie popular, medicine. of the dap)
as univeraal cure-alla, but simply for LIVER COM
PLAINTS, and those syniptoms connected wrth a de
ranged state of that organ. J. KIDD & Co.
Eor sole in Pottsville by John S. C, Martin.,V John
G. Drown Drugginta.
ino.2-8-funn.
Deafness Cared.
Scarpo's•Compound Kreosole Acourtic Oil.
VOR. the care .of Deafness, pain and the discharge
I of matter, from the ears; also all thnse disagreca
kilo noises like the buzzing of Inserts, Pilling of water,
w lzsing of steam, &c., which are symptonch:lif no.
preaching deafness and also generally attcrulant with
the disease•
is sonietbini wririli attending Incoming as it
dims' train a man on extensively known n• is Mr.
both in city and country.
`• I hereby certify that frrro the eft, l, of 1 ~v ,r.•
cold 14,4 1, inter. I became liars laity deaf, attended . rib
*vit. Mi.aereeatilenor..e.liiie,riringtrot iietto.4.v. n 2 Mr li
,
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...ritually iiirreased.amil I completily butt the ti aring
,if erie ear,—Whell I ma+ ireliired Itllty 5 , A111:1 1.. .. ' , MIS- .
lit Oil. and am flow happy to 0:1‘" that IVI10141 , 11! se 4,f•
one bottle of the above inedieine I ran bear a. well no
ever, and all ilk:if:ref.:Ode nei , re nerve nn ire ly disap
peared.. Any for: liar information respecting my case,
ts ill be glarry given, by calling on me at No -I: , i North
Fifth etreei near Rare. DANIEL CRAEFP.
Philadelphia, Nov. 11, Pill.
" Fir sale by Mi . . B. B. brimpert, No. l'-'ll North . A.
atrect.Philada. - ; in pottaville by .10IEsi It. BROWN
In Harrisburg by G. CROSS, and in Reading' by Mr
EARL, where those intereoted ran obtain many inter
etinecertiticales nrcures.
Decelnlier It 18:11 0 1 ' Y 5
.t!dontlttal Supporters, Sc.
TIIE subscrib . ile tins made an arnrandenrut fora sup
ply of 111011 D'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER;
also his HERNIAL APPARATUS, which he will sup
ply to physicians, aid those tequiring them, at Philittla.
pnces. These instruments are now generally used by
the faculty In Phlfedalphia, and are highly recommend
ed by all who hare used them. F. SA.NERSON-
Pottsville, aptllV, ti - 17
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.1 . 0 XEEP BIRDS . PROM FREITs '...11 ~ ,i ---
following plan, which I I discovered try arridi. - A - .
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is. I think, perfectly efficacious. • Ormef'rny it . .. : :',;?, be . d ..
verde having by chance Ilroken a lookm g : o ,, , , a _ip,.
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occurred to me that thelbroken pieces qtrep,,;,,,• „. .„,,,,,
by a strng , co ea to turrt freely in every diy,, ; ;,,,'; ;4'7
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would give the appearance of something ra o ii tt ;.-'4 . 1,
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about, which would alarm the birdsi I ace47"XvI,MIY
ingly tried the plan, ond find
_that no bi r d , t. ...:,,,, , ,,kr1 1 1a i.,
even the tnost fool-hardy of them (a ni st of nee;,.?".i.,,cat ti
fledged sparrows', dare ltne near. 1
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' They hod attacked m peas. On auspendinit:':-',,5.:!G.e.,:.
few, trite J the looking-a - I:is.; ammg4era theuc .F,stic tic
rauders left the place: The tomhis
I sttacked.,i ~;:,4 r i . ea
s.etkef nears (which they seemed very partial i 5 '. , :'..: , "1 1e .4
a bit of looking-glass suspended ili(front of it ,„ - 't . i „, f i
tree put a stop to the rinrchief.. My (front
w,, .!,i,. rt 2
neit much damaged before they were lip s , r,:.,:.,
thrushes nod larlingri; a piece of , looking.v, -•,-.'‘
drove these away, and not ' a grape Was tocd, 4 • xfi. ..
afterwards. I have belre tried many p1 ar ,,, t ,,, j , ....! .
never found any so eff:etive is the a t.i ol' C . ..... r , C o ~.:. r i,
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of Gardener' , , ;}ale-
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tare, in irj: ._, , :, , tcl ai lniirs m i t:e"
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orreaiss on rr,,.. . ___ „, Ina stem, I ' f'faltel
Gentler) of the instinct( of plants. 1, bone ~,
, - --`,r; hood
lac Al in the strong tr.it, dry clay of a rine ti e i -:; . i .?„1, 7 j'
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der. The vine set out a leading or tap root, i,, -:.-v eir ma
reedy through the ell •to the bone. In its r e , :::: o ur i n,r;*
sage through the clay the main root tiriw oate,.! . Jto m ' alc
fibror, but when it le ched the IrJni. it etitei,'-';'..,',4hat so
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g or e eedit, by degrees with the most delierease,r . ,:?4, Paw 7
minute Mire's . , law. ;date, each one sucking et I 41, a ` t 7
. like a litter of ingri . .7.7 . ' n f t . -r, i ,,tife m d a.
pore in the trot::
their dame as she lies.down on vis;.rUnny side if 1 4,,17
the farm yard. .On thin luscious mot i }el of A tar ..7p,,,,
row-bone would the vim'. continue to , e d. .11,4 - ' p c .
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as any nutriment remained' to be stracted....,...„ .'- . It te h r :
What wonderful- analogies there, re mat e ' te__
through the various forms of animalj and rep . "low I
table creation, try stimulate ct.rieslt., to gratifr:ii - X,l v e ,
research, and, finally. to,lead our co templet:co
..rocap I
from nature, in a feeling of tearer nce, "up I, . Wee. I
nature's God 1" . regorge
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. THE Pitess —lla.. In fl uent.' e L on . Agri. ' r I n (
culiural Iniprovemijis.—L-Mr. Payson. in his X.''..a. it:
dress before the Eiiti county (Masi.) ileiiev. '. 7 •
tural Society, says r-i—r-To enumerate all the is - .; .. T
provements which h ve been mode in- agricultts •,..:A . 2f
-for the last hoff cent iy, woul I take toolmuch Ve t ,
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One, not only an i rprovement -in itself, but g e ;',,,," : 1
basis. of all other imprirements. must not • ',- !•‘:
omitted, and that i , the diffusion of l i agricultta,, , ,'” imge
knowledge try the ) newspaper press. blea! ! 4..lsin tem
silently. almost by stealth, without the knoWledrZ4l.l,l
of the man itimsviq this mighty engine uncle.. *e l d do
mines all old prejudices; and teaches the f ume - .istaiiiier
that however indepindent he may be, he is as . ii tr i .%
so as idiot the expedience of ethers will not btu:, , a ,„, „i
him. Most of ushave become willing tort e counts:
directhats, even thohgh they, may be cent:lined:, 1, ga ., %
a book. We aro becoming more Ike Ithere - f ee a t.k,
free-born and .a.piri tg men."o y. to
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CIIARCOAL 11:F.DS FOR NI ELIO:CO.-4V ! 47*-----
would say to- nuefarming friends,lif yoy O k i,' ''',l I'V .
beer, burning any 4
hereon! during tiLe past agog: '' ' ‘,Z.
be sure you knee p the site of youi• , coal Os, e - •:. -
vide patches for cu 'umbers, equashes and melon.' '' g ,
In the-c' situation. the insects ere , pretty meg ; wan iii
burned out of the soil, body. egg.r, and all, ri'l ICsawli
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they will not eat: p your vines as soon its tbesi rj r
come out of the ground. The annihil Mon J° •nt
worms and insets wi“ 1 enriblo your vines tote . t ice
a Wart hefere fie- • and bugs will be mud) atrrat ' 4 , - 0 1 ,7 4
'rhe ,-0 .I it-e:1 1 lin s'•, a. ,riv ,-11 , e , areieeft co .• col
st;t,t,i? .t . ~ t tit , t• t tc,t, lire. If non beet. %% I r , e ;
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~, . nog!it 1.- I ,urch.i.4 d ir•km P., liklosti
,i •,t, .i :. II K-11 , 11.. f, -Hi, or lounitry, and or. =r t ir
w ills ;.r,lit in ill:- calm,
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liAlil.V Nr.vror.s.—The earliest per -:,
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at which tro.th. dot of the ground, and it et; i • - • . ...---- , "l'
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properly •plonglied and 'Juicer zed, is e nt: ta„,
time to_ plant t lirly potdors. Before being plc.. fillift:d
eiLtlie, seed 1.11 ntoe , should
oo be cut in Ark v.,
then dried tier in ashes, lime, or Neater. 1 Ararilliii
ihi.,ll.e done a
~s yeek or tw o before ben g planK ' a r ,, / ,
so.muth the Letter. The ground should bals- ~
really manur Id and thorroigilly putierizel i: fleirSfr;
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thiglrt Ire wtli to spread lima over the Inat/U1 1 • •
Vie drills brio ‘i covering op the 'potato a.lB %.. re
do nut tic .11in. Ild ,ime as n, pwrelrn for 1ht , .. , :: 4
S• ((urneete_ _ii,e...l Ith,
a r. il 1 , i serl ,
rarely to 7 cau-e It is an erred,
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,e erchr iv all p will:a b.r.the 7-0,a, , ,, -::,
rieuri Former. .
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vine 6.11 , 1. a N.
just below rho SU:11(T of the graded Ma Mi:
h.ost been tile r ivag• al of thio ii. , ..r1 ih-•in , le i' - '!g!'.-^''''
ease. , Rl,l=l:e men. 113 r: 'Wen destroyed bt it TI ii
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guard against it illo,lations, phut MI nealant i -,.. • -
though tom. Ii les the hater is common in tea . lee „
!ands; and use tresh tier, manure IN,th AA:, : 4 ,
agie , , :mixed upl awhile before used, and mull'
manure with 164 sod in the . hill. About I i.rt' k •••'
of ashes titsi or's of manure. With this k , .1.4- -..... 7,
of manure ue-rii,eil i.iuu‘. fine rrooli-ne.-k Fqui , f-,. - ' t:
et last y. dr, vitae ' of w hitch we still have on he; 'S ; :}
in fine condition. Not/ on t o vine WOO dediain'.''''s 1
be the rice borrir. .1
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STAN7'OA'S EATERNAL I:E.IIEbI,.
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HUNT'S INIMENT,',I I. A
Overkill • ark. owledeml to he the iaft , l , t : .-- -
I I S re n l7l74l ‘ i ',' for It he ) uinai 9111. ;tonal Atfrort,fos t,. . , ,
traction "roe works, ore Throat an, lilllllo. ,
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sues, Old Ulcers, Pains i 1 the flack and Chest. dint.,
In the Breast :Ind Face, Tooth Ache; Spin In.. ii r' ll ''l'Nforf
Salt Ithenni, Burns, Croup, Frosted Feet, and all fit;
vote, Diseaseo." f
- The triumphant success which has attended deo: o
iplicalion - .1 this moat AV( NDERFUL AIt:DICIAL On t r
',curing the most severe ca es of the ditierritt diet/stoat*
Above named, and the 1111111 EN COMIC MS that tinier, 1,
been bestowed ellen It wlllerever it has been musts: e 'ced. given me the right In all on the afflicted to rest' I E, .
at mice to the only renteo that ran be relied ea. '.4 . 111 1 •
A year has scarcely elaired Amer I fest einsluteir •1, . r ....
the notice of thepliblic, tins WONDERFUL RESEill..c. -7
and in that short spare of 'rime; it hos inquired a Tia , . . 7
tat ion that ranks It amtongit medicines as atm:tram , :
nal Remedy thefiert and brat. It has 'recited artr. g 5...•
probation of the Medical Faculty and many clturrol
influence and wealth 4 .:
have united and recommend:tit,
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in the Public's use. as a medicine that ran Waster ,. ; ..aste
Sorted to forspretly relief. I The high characteraltrii! ...- ..
attained by this popular Medic int% lids Millued ma ~ ". I
base and evil minded persons to palm ofr a counted ~.„
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nit timgemaine; and tin doubt the country will be tiol. ~.
ell with a sinitioun Hunt's !Liniment. Be careful 11l ''
examine wendiefore yon boy, and see ynn. get
I STANTON'S EXTERNAL. REM ED' CALLED
L .... i HUNT'S LINIMENT I
See that tick , bottle has my liaise blown uponit,ti. x
that it is accompanied w iih;ilirections, and with. !if
simile of nn ill:nature .11 t le second pa:.*: oilers' .4o o
- Ppll will he cheated with at article that if ill tepee 3 4
stead of benetitting ynu. -
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The low prier at which it is sold enables I•Very it' . e.. -.•
even the poorest to be het:et - atmd by this excellentrac, :
O. It is unfortunate!, thdra.:o that the workistd , .
(31.3, front CIVOMI re, are smite subject than the idle to of 4 e
rich, to those very Infirtnit , es which it is interned '., -.,
cure. 3'et the exorbitant price usually asked fer ;ems -,
tliCs of the like nature tone dollar per bottle,) robs La . , -
nee,ily of their us'. 1 ,
. Thousands ore now nit frering the most intense: 2 i* !lr.
aritrig from. itlaillled Boys, distortions of the fivs. „ t
inv •terate rheninati4in't many•of them, perhaps.tgr . 'y
alre'ady given up in despair all attempts tonloair tehr.,,. ~.
earl. repeated .and unsuccessful, trials—but Irt non:
reelines of di:Anon. Ini cniertained--try AUNT'} LO , .
:1111iT, it Las done wonders, as may be seen by rradl ~i s s.'
the Several rives repotted in the pamphlets whirbe liih;'.
to ltd , had of every Agent; Try it and despair not. It
should you hi careles-ne-s, or incredulity neglec. , ' I
seisk for relief in its proper application, either for tst 'l.l
rf t
self or your friend,. 1111111 let the blame be upon 'v. - ..
an f n h ply. tor PrOVidellt, has now pieced V. ilium le' ...,
seat , a safe and certain remedy, which has n401 , 47' 1 , 1
ram hied relief to thousands, and' hose hcaline rt.V. , - , 10
ties a te incontestible. :,! alto. E. STAISTOk• ..'isejn
Pies Sing, July I, Iq-jl . . • It.l4gi
AGENTS •
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Joh4, G. Ilrown. Poitille. .
Jontin llohinlitild, Coil, Clinton.
Ilicki-1 &Medler, Ora igsburg; t
Lews C, Wunder.' Schuylkill Haven.
J'amiht IL:Falls, Millersville.
Geo.fteifsnyiler, NCwi Castle.
Waliiis I.awlon, St. Clair.
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• S. It.i Emma°, Pert Cat lion.
Glivel• & Mab, Delmont. ' ', .INi
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NV ail 11.1,..w. New' Philadelphia.
, .1. NV lla nal+. Midalleport.
1;.,' r. II I' , n . '. Iln ..kv111...
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'O , I ,l• r To.. .r.ira.
11 , t he r •,.., Nlor.,lnwortl.. Tamaqua
3111) e'... Pa 17 . Plant-sill , . May 15th, I--CIY.I- - IL
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Consumption
r:111E3 FROM NEGLECTED COLDS. :
STIP 11A, Iltrauchiti-r. La rynatt en, Whoonin:re'l , "
0 1' titn [ in theDreast.Tight Breathing. and earr o.o
Of 4111111 ally in. the breathing organs may be rand ii
tended to l i in good time.
If volt are. unforttanatcly among the number sitinti
ter with aly of [hi. ailin V tnatatlie:,dou't wait attect,
or lose oral hour in tiling to rune it. .1 al.iy teas 1. , '
late. MO,. B. RANNAN, Mr. J. S. C. MARTIN , I
Pottsville': Mr. J. R. FALLS, in Miner-ville ; ore
Shi.sler, Port Carhon, w ill farnislia ea with a taIes' TIIEIR • EV.
TIIEIIIEV. 1)11. ESTEP'S ItrACIC ti'da'l'
For nine dollar. uvula hw ill be nt ingne,.. value!' r‘
It It one alt the lots! I emealles the world n., , r."! . ... Ok:
Routtiegli•et, your own, best intere,t. .11e291 , - 51 ?_
a W I NGS—F O /i.
.7 excelleht article for Ladies to 111% vALILS ; FENIALEtt.,, ii,
take elm. , I",!' .
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house, rertintrnentled by the Medical Farah , ''',
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thisket Cra.leat to attach to Bak' Jump. r: ; J ost re•'r Yi'l ,
cal anal for ale at Olt.) BANN riN'S Variety teeny_ 11t.0.0
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l'ai)el,ft, Hangings, and liord('r' 4.;.„;
- DECOIATIONS, sTATFES. :%IcllEs.4 , , t.'.' ,4,
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.24)0( )1, ,T.e,1".:,,a: ( 1:..3,1':;`011,1‘,70',7,',:,' told ape rn'ttdrs
E 5 . y Pa p& making the'latr.t eleztat asmortrnest er
. 0 0 es
offered rot r. le in this mal.'net, ja.t receives! ar-' 1, ',,,,,
sale lay the Inscriber, at Philadelphia. anal ser , ' , ..l,
than Philad Iphia prices, wholea.ale and Wail. ; . .
addition to which Ile has several hundred ll , lll'A,
select front, ht ease pertains cannot he toned ent a , , ..
present larei• stock.' ci..lteteernber [last r Ida rt . ..
embracet; all tto new patterns of three of the lartn s
Factories in t e Country. . 0
C-Paper Ilaaginge:as low as 12 its. 5z12%.11.13 .
o 1 ,sa prr pier at I -,• . 11 . .:' , '' . 1 ,,, \ ,,,,,, 14« ,
aprilS I 1 Cheap Paper and 0 arlet3 •
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.r.rPersnns Islang to sell dgain, stlpplled Id " "M... . ~_
sale prjees. .• , . -.... .
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Mariners who r.115e...t..tiuH1.
t of • ti:on rro; l i from , h• odt,
te !vottIJ:1110:mr.!