TEE SONG OF TOIL
By Augush.ar Daganns..
Let him who will rehearse the song
Of gentle love and bright romance— ,
Let him who will with tripping tongue,
Batgleaming thou'ghts to Fancy's dance, fr
Bat lot ate strati mint Iron harp
As northern harps were .tract: of old—
And
let Its music item and Abarp,
Arouse the free and tioldt .
Kg hands that tron harp shall sweep,
.Till from each stroke new strains recoil;
And forth the sounding echoes leap, • •
To Job the arousing Song of Toil
' Till men of tho't their thought. outspeak,
And thoughts awoke In kindred mind:
And stirring words shall arm the weak,
• And fetters cease to bind!
And crashing: coin, Wei soul and sense,
. That-glorlotta burp, whose iron strings
Ara Labor's mighty inatrumenu,
• Bball shake the_thrones of mortal kings
And ling of art, and anvil note,
And rush of plough through yieldidg aol t,
Abd laboring engine's vocal throat, •
•
Shall swell the Soo • of Toil!
.LDVVE TO WIVES.
Love is fickle, sages soy— !
Beauty cannot hold him i-
Lova will steal himself away,
Maldenv,lf you scold him.
Love ho will.not live with strife,
Even tune from beauty, .
It the lady plagues his life
. With her household duty.
You have film your power,
Lailles, - if goa writ ;
Use Alm is you won bluff Ann,
Love, be can't deny It.
Do not fret, and aeoidoutri pout,
Aggravating unable;
Beauty kicking up arout •
.Makes misfortune double. '
Wit an? quitter.
How TO TRAVET. FREE OF EXPENSE.--
- An officer of the Vern4nt constabulary force ar
rived in Hudson last ark, havi9g in cuitody, as
- he 'appeared, Moshier, the anti -renter, who sten&
- charged With shooting the Sheriff, and for whose
• watt and delivery at the Columbia county jail, a
'large reward has been offered. The prisoner ac
companied the officer on -the way willingly, and
was invromarkablylood humOr during the entire
journey ; but when he ariived in Hudson, where
- Moebier is well known, the good-natured genius
proved to be 'wittier that individual, nor a whit
--like him in appeirance. The' Vermont constable
• was, of course, taken all aback, as he had con&
dentally imagined the one thousand dollars as
good as in his hand. His fellow traveller, being'
decidedly a wag, run him very herd oil 'his leeile
mistake. and gave him a few lessons, with due
mock gravity, upon the course to be pursued with
reference to the weasel. when that animal is
caught in testate of profound somnolenCe. After
the officer had put his horses' beads towards the
Green Mountains. -and wet fairly homeward
hound, the quasi Moehier was asked bow became
,to be arrested. He replied that he was away
: down east, and , •tlesd broke," and that be wanted
to gat to Hudson,. and in order to accomplish this,
touter the peeulisrly perplexing state of his finan•
ces, he gave a fellow hie jacket to start a report
that he was the abaquatulated anti-renter. In less
than an hour, he saya he "was arrested, placed' in'
a devilfish nice coach, and drove - to Hudson with
a speed that he never before accomplished alter
horseflesh!' •This,. (says the Albany Knichcr
boiker;-afier alluding to the facts,) is one of the
Men finishea"tle's" we have ever met with.
Da. 14cCLEI.LEN.—A thousand anec,
dotes are related of the late eminent scholar, sur
geon and philanthropist, Hr. Geo. 'hf cClellen.—
The Memory of his great talents and goodness
lingers like a charm upon the public mind, and
hardly a day passes that we do not hear some
welcome !mention of his virtues, coupled with
sincere regret that he was not longer spared to
the world.
On one occasion be was called upon to perform
a critical and painful operation upon the mother
of his friend, the ;late, Dr. R. He came a day be.
'fore the sppointe. time.
"Well George," said the old lady, "will you
come to-morrow 1" .
• “Let me see," he hastily .replird,
I alien be bosy to-Morrow—must go to N. York
-greet deal to do — bow do you .feel to-day—
must put this operation off I fear."
I am very thankful," said she, "for J dread
it."
"Pooh—its nothing—Work of a moment—no
danger—let me see the breast," r• (It was cancer.)
"No, Ceorge, no; next week."
"Out I mu.t examine it now, you kndw."
"You won't hurt me."
"Certatoly . not."
. "Let me pray fast," said the old lady implor
itigly."
t.r cannot wait—comecome."
"Only five. minutes, George—only
"No, no—not one;—come, be seated," and in
• hw minutes ha accomplished the operation most
aweaufully. "There,' raid he,"if I bad permit.
ad you to do as you wished, you would have been
praying all WI -time."
• •
. . a A party of yong men %rem dining,
at a public houseeand turtling sundry dishes served
up for the occasion, was a chicken roasted. One
of the gentlemen present, madein ineffectual at
unapt to carve it, when he stopped suddenly, And
called for the landlord who was in another part of
the room. •
"Landlord,".ll6tl he, "you might hove Made a
Out deal more money with this chicken before
sisk than serving it up in this way."
"How so?" asked the landlcird, staring.
"Why, in taking it around the county to exhibit
*Exhibit a chicken? Who would give any
thing to a chicken?" said mine host, getting
little riled.
_ "Why every, body would have paid to' have
gam this ant, for you might ball; idformed them,
have no doubt with truth, that this is thersame
rooster that crowed when Peter denied his mas
ts:l"
• Occupywo TZRRITORY.--Ed ward Flat
well wu yesterday sent to the workhoirse by the
Rkorder, for retaining forcible possession of a
shanty in Gifu) street:
I'm blamed," said Ned, as he was taken
• out Ihs police officer. •Well, rm blamed if
it sin% contrary to the constitution ; it must be=
tie worse than martial law. There's Gen. Scott
sad Old Zack; they may 'occupy as much of
• Mexico as they- darned please—a: least es much
of it u they an, and the newspapers say bravo,
ek:ottl go it Zack! Well done, old un—that's
the ticket. Oh, it's all right—of-course it is ; but
lst Ned Flatwell squat down for a single night in
a cussed shanty in Girod street, and be is off to
the workhoues—riothine shorter !"
•'Bquire,"laid Ned, particularly addressing his
Honor, .this is a great countrj, and growing !
Mello.
A TitairiliLEß's SiNp FRow.—Wilat . a
pleasant thing it ts to we a man make the least of
an unavoidable diieOmfort, instead of boring him.
self to death 'ban a thing that can't be helped.
A friend Cella us of a good natured wag,travelling
by stags' between two distant towns in -Maine,
when the vehicle was suddenly arrested :by-im
passable enow-banks, far from any other dwelling
than • stall log tavern, to which the half frozen
travelhna with great' difficulty waded. All but
CU/ wag were grumbling at their fatal be, however,
bailed the landlord, got himself a toddy, and then
asked : •
"How twiny folks are there in this town?"
"About fifteen hundred," answered Banff's°
oWell, all I can say Is, you're got more snow
in proportion to your population than any other
town inMaine.—Prnickerbodar._
”Dear me, how fluidly he does'
talk! said Mrs. Partington recently, at a temper
s= lecture. "1 am always rejoiced when be ,
mounts the nostril, for his eloquence warms me
in sleazy nerve and cartridge of my body—verdi.
grease itself could not be more smooth. than , his
bi ase d tong u e is:" and she wiped her spectacles
with ber cotton bandanna, and never took her
eyes from the speaker daring the whole hour he
wu on the stand.! •
Q:) , At 01111r0Whejashionable watering
places recently happened a self-important foreign
er, who, upon bearing the dinner bell ring at
ball past three o'elock, exclaimed :
"Is it possible you - dine at this early hour in Ibis
country t Why, I have never been used to bay
ing dinner till seven or eight in London."
"Our second table folks, dine very late hem,
also," was the reply of a yankee present.
(L?" Yon want a flogging, that's what
San want." said s parent to hie unruly son.
*1 know it. dad, but i will try to gel along
whited it." replied the iadependentyoungster.
ftittaine Steam Irtanin^ and
11r1INING MAN ILIFACTORY.I"
Tar' madevalne4 have made complain and panne-
RAM atradgetnents tin the memutseturing of Floor
goads, Window Bashes, Hawed Laths, Bed Posts, Tn.
and Washstand Leo. Awning and. Hitching
Easethaers, Man* Feet, Rollin - Mr. Potato
Dana and Hand Strews, Poseh'irh4 Netret
_
Phish, and a general varietyotterning.ot all
• -Wdsda. sill keep constantly on band lihnowagg
IloardeMaardngand Lathe, and other
Alsdate&grott wanby the attention of trodden. They
- Jipswebtatir nay for allutag Muff So any dimension
Imhof thr baltdlng mother purpose,.
1104111141) /I. ISTUUCLI & Co.
•
.Deafness Cured.
•
Scaipa's,Compound Kstosote Acoustic oa
FOR the dire of Deafness, pain and the discharge
of mattes, from the ear' ; also all those disagrees ,
blo noises Hite the buzzing of insects. rammr of water .
w izzing of !steam, &c., which are symptoms .. IP'
Von ching deafness and also generally attendant with
the disease-! . •
HERE is Something worth attending to cotang as It
does from a Man to extensively known Sill Mt. Graeff
both in city and country.
"I hereby, certify that hom the effects of a severe .
cold last winterj bevtrue Partially deaf, attendedzg h h
very! disagreeable no eslike angina bells. tr. ir
gradually inereased, ritll I completely lost the hearing
of one ear,-Lisheril alas Induced to
tty Beaipee Acous
tic Oil, andnm now hnppy to gay. hat with the use of
one bottle of the ahoy medicine Iran hear as well as
ever, and all'ilniagreca e noises have entirely dlsisp
prayed. Any timbal - in /motion respecting my case,
Will be gladly given. by c ling on me at No. 4.5 k North
Fifth street near !lace. • DANIEL GRAEFT.
i Philadelphia. Nov. 11 . 1843. .
I For sale by Mr. B. B.Gumperr. No. MO North B.
strect.PhDaila. ; in Pottsville by JOHN G. BROWN:
in liarrisbueg by G.: GROSS, and in Reading by Mr.
EARL, where those interested can obtain ataxy inter
.esting certificates of cures. . • . .
December It 1546 . 0 1- 95
Ice Cream Saloon,
' CONFECTIONARIES, &e.-
THE subscriber respectfully announces that his Ice
Cream'Saloon was opened for the- public, on the
first jun.. and will continue open during the present
season: Situate in Centre Street, between the resi
dences of F. W. Hughes, and the store of Long &
Jackson. Large or small quantitienpromptly supplied.
Also on hand. as num!, a large and general assort
ment cif Confectionaries, Toys, &c. &c. all of which
will be sold ebony. GEO. L. GENSLEN.
.
May 6 -19-2 ma
Wide Curtain Paper.
500 Picdes Wide Curtain Paper, containing ail the
latest patterns, which will be sold at City prices
wholesale and retail.' The highest price paid for rap
In exchange, forTnper, at ' HANNAN'S
apt il9 15] Wholesate and Retail Paper Store.3l
WAREHOUSE OF PRINTS ONLY
• Na. .56 Cedar' SI,, New York.
LEE,.JUDSON & LEE
(LATE LEE & JUDSON) •
Occupy ell spacious FIVE STORY WAREHOUSE,
N 0.56 Cedar Street„—the whole of which Is devoted to
the exhlbiton and sale of the single article of PRINT
ED CALICOES. Their present stogy consists o f , nenr
ly"ONE THOUSAND PACKAGES, embracing some .
THOUSANDS of different patterns and colorings. and
comprising everything desirable to the line, FOREIGN
•rind DOMESTIC. •
All of which are offered for sale, for cash, oraatisfac
iory credit, at the lowest prices, by thu PIECE - OR
PACKAGE.
New style/ are received almost every day, and'many
of them are got up for our own sales, and not to ha
found elsewhere. -
Printed lists of prices, corrected from day to day.
withered variation in the market, are placed in the
hands of buyers.
Merchants will be able to form some idea of the ex
tent and variety of our assortment, when we elate,
that the value of our ti.ual atozir of this ONE ARTICLE,
is at least twice the value of the entire - stock of dry
goods usually kept by our largest wholesale Jobbers.
This fact, together.ta Rh the fact, that our means and
nor attention, instead of being divided among a vast
variety of articles, are devoted wholly io one, will
miler the advabtagea which we can offer to dealers
perfectly obvious; and it shall be our care that none
who visit our establialonent shall meet with any dis
appointment.
Our assortment is complete at all seasons of the year.
• LEE, JUDSON & LEE.
P. S.-11. F. LEE, formerly of the firm of Lord &
Lees, and late senior partner in the original firm of Lee
& Brewster from which connexion he. withdrew some
time ago, has resumed business In connection with
Messrs. Lee:& Judron,under the firm ofLEE, JUDSON
& LEE, and he ventures to assure his filends,and the
public, that the new tins will maintain:the same pre
eminence, in this branch of the trade. which former
ly distinguished the other two houses to which he be
longed.
• New York. July 10. 1817.
In the City o j the Vasil
leers I Letter from a High Sheriff of South Caro/ilia
Testimony of the Public Prcea! Wright's Pills Tel
' war/taut: ,
EXT It ACT of aleitcrfrnin the editor oethe Greenville
hlountaineer. South Carolina.
Dr. It'. rag ht:—Dear Sir:— a * A wrist ortwo
ago !sent you a Mountaineer, containing a letter from
irate of our Volunteers to the City of Mexico, it which
he pays WRIGHT'S Dail% lsi VEGE.TABLE
under all the circumstances, the highest meed of praise
Thave ever known a medittue to receive. The Volun
teer, Wm. W. Goottlett. is a gentleman of fine
atandine=an arromplibiled and well educated man, and
will/ HIGH SDERIF/' of this Dictriet. Ily one
of pout ativertnament.l ion Charleatown paper. I hap
pened ro ntltwe the location of your office. and thought
you might retract an a rude of come value In regard to
your medicine, therefore I sent the paper.
rye following is an eltrat.t from the letter referred to
'above :
"My health ie very fast Improving. I procured a few
days'ami; some of Dr. it right's Indian Veffetable Pans
and they have aced od my system LIKE MAGIC:II"
Thus it appeals that the brave and patriotic Volun
teem who have gone to Mcitevto defend the rights and
honor or their c. untry. already begin to realize the ex,
traordinary value of thisincolorrarable medicine. Long
life to them:!
ormoNs OF THE PRF.StfI
7' [Frog, the Dila:rare Erpres,,7lelhi...V. Y.]
WRlolreb INDIAN VEGI:TABLE PlLLS.—Alihottgh not
particularly friendly to patent medicates, we must con
fess that we hove become a conceit to these pille,having
had an opportu Is it y on sonic two or three occasions to
test their efficacy. Fer n gentle medicine, one or two
will he found mild though effective. Where hie or
other impurities have accumulated, and mare thorough
medicine is required, a dose of three or four of these
pills taken on golug to bed, mill be found effectual in
cleansing the etontanh and festering the bowels to a
healthy state. We speak front experience; and take
pleasure in commending the pills to the public.
[From ths Boston Daily Times.] .
INDIAN VEGETADLE PILLS.—Of all the
public advertised medicines of the day, we know of
none that we can more safely recommend for the •" ills
that "flesh is heir to," than the pills that are sold at the
depot of the North American College of Health, N0.19:4.
Tremont street, Boston. Severn! instances we know of
where they are used in families with the highest satin,
faction; and no longer ago than yesterday, we heart . ..
an eminent physician of this city recommend them In
high terms
A PRIVATE . OPINION!
Front Marristoten, St. Lamresice, County, N. Y.
• • • WBIGIIT'II'INDIAN VEGETABLE PIETA, are
the best medicine Free offered in this section of country
in my opinion. - , 11. BERNARD.
From Berton, Genesee County; V.
Tom is TO OERTIf T, That I have need WRIGHT'. IN•
DIAN VEGETABLE PILL 4 ID my faintly, 0110 have sold to
various persOns. within a short time. one hundred and
lifty boxes of them. and they have universally been spo
ken of as A GOOD 'MEDICINE. They hare restored
a umber of indmiduals who were in a declining state of
health..and to a unstrign or corms have CURED. THE
PlLES—some cases of long standing. Ido cheerfully
recommend WnictiT's Isaias VEGETABLE PILLA to RD
who are out of health, as being a most excellent medi
cine. Vours. Wit.cox.
From Cape Vincent, Jefferson Omni y. Ai. Y.
Da. W. Whzonv:—Dear Sir:— • *, * We have
oold your lommos iteorroace Pn.t.* for the last four
years. We find they give universal satisfaction, and
believe they are the best medicine now in nee.
tour Very otet. Canso & Ihnomar
A STRONG CASE -
D
`seek, intermitting. Ferer, In.flauttnation of the L mop,
Paiiain the Cleat and Sule, Sarencre of els Breast,
Night Sweats, and Bans ConTlatate, certainly re
tiered.
•
Sterling. Centre. Cayuga Ce.. N. ,
December 19,1E47. -
'Do. W. W•10 - 11T :—DearSir :—About six menthe .
ago t'became much debilitated by over exertion and a
distressing Cough, which loan brought nn Inflamniatton
of the Luo Is and Intermitting fever, with Pain In the
Chest and Side, and much Soreness of the lireast; with
Cold Night Sweats, which reduced me very low. After
being confined to my bed for several days, 1 got a box.,
of your IND/•II VEGETABLE l'lLLS.rmd alter utingthem
• short time I was RESTORED tO tin UNII•L
From the benefit which I received front the use of
your Fills, and from the univee sal gond name which
they have among my ftiends, who have used them for
Diiwasits of the Lungs and Chest, and.alsn toe
.13111ous
Complaints. lam induced to believe that WRIGHT'S
INDIAN VEGUTABLE PILLS are decidedly the hest family
indictee aorta use. Yours troly,
DANIEL C. SANDFORD.
. .
HORRIBLE '3IISTAKES l l .
-
•
Ate samOiroes made by confounding one medicine with
another, and administering the wrong article. Fqually
horritre are those mistakes which are made In supposing
that all Pills are alike, and that therefore, It is Indiffer
ent which are taken, and if one kind is bad all are bad
, .. •
. .
together.' This is a very great mistake. There'is as
much difference between IVniciir's INDtan Vrarrs
aLE Pima and_other articles, as between midnight and
noonday: We do, not wish shy to take our word mere
ly for this statement. Let ally one, having taken tither
medicines, try this. Notion: more will be necescary.
Many persons have been led away by a cosmilo or
Semi, as if they anticipated that it would remove the
nausea of the medicine. But they nre generally Mista
ken. Withott swan those articles have nothing to
recommend them, and would not be sold a single ', day.
But with the sugar, and by giving the article a name
similar to WIIIONT'S INDIAN VILGETACLE PILLS they
gain a temporary notoriety. Wolves they are,ln sheep's
clothing, of whom the public should steer aufticiently
Blear. •
Let It be remembered that Witiorr's lonian Tear,
TOILE PILLS ore prepared with special reference to the
irws governing the human body. Consequently they
rre always rood, always useful, always effective in
oozing out disease Every family should keep them on
sand.
Mn. E.M. BEATTY, Pottaville
Medlar& Bicket,Ortrigabing. '
A. Heebner, Port Carbon.
Dewsld 11. Port, MeKeansburg.
Geo. R. Dreg, Tuscarora.
Henry Koch G. non, Middleport.
Wm. Taegart, Tamaqua.k
E. & E Hammer, Orwigallprg.
Wheeler & Miler, Pine grove.
Jonas Kauffman, Llewellyn.
Jacob Kauffman, Malunitango.
John Weist, Klingcraton. -
Gabriel Herb, ZinimerottatoW/
- C.' aDe Fore,t, Minersapre, n
Jonathan Coekhill, Llewefy t.
George Weibel Dia, - Earl Brooaw lca
B. Hart & Co., New Piiitairciphia.
Levan & KaUlTomp, - Bcituyikill Haven,
J:Drecher, East Brunswick.
Jonas Reb.lillolds, Port Clinton.
& Brother. New Castle.
' •8. E. Reedy, Lower Mahantongi,.
:Eckel & Batned.Tremorit,
Wm. Price. Si, Clair.
^' - Boger & Wcrliert,Mcaesnaburg.
Barlow, Nery Philadelphia.
b o llicesdetroted exclusively to the Bile of Wrigitt's
Indian Vegetable Pills, of the North American Col.
lege of Health NO. 189, Greenwich street. New York ;
No. WS-Tremont street. Boston—and principal office
No. agitate street, - Phila. [Aug.11,47-34 !tlar4-10
- T1LMA151713.3314.11 . JILCCOITBIT,
Areszat of 8. SiUmasok Theanwer if lb Strewth 4
petweik, from Ines 2d, 1844, e• .3Por 2201.84151.
- DISBURSEIdENTS.,
Jane 2,1847, cash paid Jobs Jennings, . -
cadet No 35 $3 37
do i 41 .1 23
do Jacob Metwine - . 43 24 00
- . do Daniel Atilt . 44 - :24 00
May 18 do C A McNamee , • 553 23
Jcuto 2 do Win. Stnitton . - - _. 36 - 1275 i
' 7 do Peter Stew 37. -8501
do Jacob Brodbeek „ . ' 39 ..'.l 23
do Jacob Acre - : . . . 40- .223
do William Stratten - -.
46' .15 75
',.- . 47 .10 50
do do
J P o e h te o r
J S e tt oomp hr , : . • • . ,
45 11 75
do Jacob Brodbeck .. ~ • 40, 8 60
do Jacob Acre_ 50 760
do Patrick Cullen . : -
do. Michael Larkins 55 21' .
.2 3
00 25
do Williamßanco 53 7 50
May 18 do Patrick Caen • - 16 1 00
June L' do Charles Lord - . . ' 42 - 8 50
July 6 - do John Davi' _ 59 14 00
do Jacob Mentthe - 55 24 00
-57 -60 00
. do Jacob Alter, -
- do Aaron Potts/ ' - 64 AI 00
_ .
- ' do Daniel ,69' 24 70
do MichaelM -, 70 - 5 00
. .
• :-.1 do Joseph Brook .•••- ' . 7 12 1 1 5 1 00
. 50
do Anthony Ze
do Samuel Sure • , 74' 5 00
d o George Swarra • ......__":' •- 70 - - 4 75
do - John Knorr - 77 450
do M Clark'" 79 250
do Isaac Thompson 67 2 00
do John Jtlloh2p ' 80 14 611
do Emanuel Rekb B 7 St 50
do William Ban.. B 6 7 75
do . John Knorr 05 6 73
do Wm Cooper . • 84 - 100
April 21do Francis Keenan 648 10 12
do do 659 600
- - 13 1 50
A M p a r y o l 2o l3 a d o o .
ci Pat ori ric o k s C w o o ll nos en
io
636 43 61
May 9 do John Ebert Jr - 610 .29 43
July 6 do James Dougberty , • 66 . 400
do Isaac BensLoger .- 83 . 0 75
Jure 15 do do . .
54 850
July Edo Peter Stahr • .
- 01 16 75
do lacoblirodbeck. 81 675
• do Jacob Acher .- 89 9 75
April Side Richard Stratton - - 927 . 5 50
July Edo do 65 100
do -Paul Waken . . 75 7 - 00
20 do Jacob Acher 100 11 25
6 '46 Nathan Clearer . 514 . 1 201
t 2 '43 do. 112 1.12
• 9 '47 Jacob Merwine. 613 48 00
1 '42 'Wm Mortimer 101 - 1 611
r 23 '47 7 CounciPs.Note In Broth 500 00 I
.20 do Eliza Fox , 96 1 501
do R Stratton 93 9 751
' do John Jennings - 23 16 871
do Jacob Brodbeck 99 11 '23
do John Fox ' 101 18 00
do Peter Stahr , 94 9 75
6 do John Yost 73 5 50
20 do Fred II Maurer 103 9 79
6 d.i Good Intent Eng co 68 100 00
- 20 do _Samuel Thompson 35
11 38
June 2 do E 0 Jackeon 35 2 00
July 20 do Samuel Hartz • 90 - 5 121
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do Israel Loeser 88 154 41
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MaylB do Daniel Schenk. • ' 17 4 50
18 do Ferdinand D Nellgh 30 3 00
July2o do 'R Straiten . 92 15 75
6 do ' do • - 61 23 62
20 do Patrick Garret • 93 12 00
do Charles Worman 91 50
. 6 do Daniel Kraig 56. 3 2 1
10
Aug 3 do Jerry Stabr ' . 113. 14 00
do Peter Stela _ 11l 11 00
do Richard Stratten 112 10 50
do William Stnitten . 110 16 39
do John Jennings , • 101 16 50
do Jacob blow:vine i 114 24
do John Brodbeek , 105 11.
do John Dager ' , 115 24
1 . 0 Jacob, Acher . ' 106 11
do John-Fox • 107 4
do Francis Keenan 109 44 68
do t ' •dl. 108 ' 4 '
Aug 17 do Jacob Acher 13 3 ill 25
do Chao Scheidhaner 3 2 267 5-
do. John Heill36 6
do Daniel Wolf ' 127 6
do Peter Eckert 138 , 4
do Shion Heiner • 140 2
do John Hurley . 141' 2
do Jabot:. Woollsoo 118- 25
do Isaac Bensinger 135 II 25
do Mathias Brickly 121 '. 8
do John Jennings . 132 - 41 37
do Jacob Brodbeck 134 10 75
do Peer Stahr 129 9 75
• do Jeremiah 'Mahe • 131 15 50
' do Isaac Burehart . 139 5
• do ' Emanuel Reich 120 10
. do Isaac Lord .. 117 20
do Win Stratton . 120 14 62
do Richard Stratton 130 9 75
do James Zurvil 112 7 50
' ' do Samuel Sillyman 116 100
do Henry Neld - ' 121 3 75
Sept. 7 do John Dager 377 24
do Moritz Hodlain 163 17 75
do Philip Mosley • . . 148 14 96
, do Philip Kiesley 123 3
do Peter Stahr •174 19 •
do Isaac Burkhart l5B 7 •
do Daniel Klapp 144 34 27
(16 Samuel Bon 167 15 15
do Rich Seltzinger 153 26
do - '• George Lauks 145 . 18
• do. Jacob Brodbeck 159 17 75
do Isaac Bensinger • 156 14
do John Wingert 176 12
do Win. Beerman 162 9 75
• do John Heil 161 17 75
do Jacob Achin 160 17 75
, .
do Lewin Kremer ' 168 13 75
do ;oho ironing, 135 58 fk..!
Aug 17 do Daniel Klapp 119 15
do Henry, Mnesrr " 127 2
Sept 7 do Michael Moser . l5O 4
do Samuel T Shunk 181 30
- do Henry Rule . 149 6 .
Sept 7 '47 Francis Scenes - 170 24
do do 179 .8 50
. do Richard Straiten • 175 - 17 75
do Michael Breich 148 - 18
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.
- do Henry Moser 147 18
- do Pat McMannus - 172 19 •
du Daniel Wolf' 10 17 75
do Jacob Merivine , • 178 24
do Daniel Ault 143 14
do . John Eckert . 166 14 75
.
do C Shellhanimer . 164 • 7
do Wm Stratton . ' ' 173 27
July '2l do Thomas 111 Beatty • - 97 • 24 8 7
Dec 3 '46 Wm Stratton 568 3 75
Sept 7 '47 •Emanuel Reich , 152 8
Nov 5'48 Bright do Pott 540 462
July 6 '47 J NI Beatty & Co , 60 26 67
do 3'45 Reuben St Clair 9 l 25
Dec 23'46 Bright do Putt 561 11 25
Sept 7 '47 Henry Klutz 351 1
-2! do Peter Stahr. 185 10 Z
Stahr
do Jerry . DM 4
do Richard Straiten . • 186 10 25
do Wm Stratton ' 184 15 37
do John M Crosland - 192 167 50
Oct 5 do Reuben Delbert 2:10 6 •
do Daniel Wolf . 102 20
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do Jacob Achre 105 21 23
June '2 do John C Lessig ' 45 30
IS do George Heisler 55 8
Oct 5 do Wm Stratton =5 15
do Richard Stratton 206 10 30
. do William Bern , 197 16
do Jacob Menvirto 211 24
-do John Jennings - •• ' .189 53 87
do Nathan Delbert 201 11 75
- do John Hell 191 18
do John Dater 210 24 -
' . do Isaac Bensinger 193 18
do - M Stoppelkaltu ~ 1% 10 50
do V Holtman ' 198 22 50
du Franklin Hazlet 2M 18 14
• do R Fonstormather 201 4
do Trends! Keenon 190 41 50
do James Wiggins • • - 212 00
' do Andrew Durham 199 7
Oct 5'47 Peter Stshr ' 217 9
do Jerry Stahr • 2M 4 .
do Charles Lord . 209 24 89
19 do Jacob Brodbeck ' 255 950
do George Lanka 219 17
. do Emanuel Reich 242 .27
. do Fred Kinaley - =0 6
do Isaac Bensinger . • =I 9
• do Mathias Brish 294 50
do Id Stoffelific =7 9
do Samul Barr - - 2373 6
dO Jacob Achre - , =6 9 50
do Reuben Delbert34o 'l'
' do Abraham Micelle • ,214
.10
do John Jennings =8 13 50
Sept2l di John Wingert . , 187 2
Nov 2 do John Jennings 343 M 50
• do Emanuel Reich 255 23
' 'do Samuel Burns • MO 13 75
' • do Jacob filerwine 265 24
do Reuben Delbert . . 252 11
do Franklin Hamlet .. .M2l 13 75
do Jamei Wiggins 269 50
do liaar Thompson. 267 21
. do John Diger • , ^Ji4 24
do John Wingert• , 2= • • 2
do Jacob Achre. 248 11
do Jacob Brodbeck 247 11
- do John Hite - 244 19
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do Isaac Severn 268 200
4o John T Werner 266 27 .
• do Daniel Wulf 245 11
do Wm Stratton Z 7 27 31
. do 'Richard Stratton 258 17 71
. do Peter Stahr, ' • 259 17 71
do Jerry Btahr 2 6 1. 4
do Isaac Bensinger , 246 10
do Morita Staffelcorn 249 11
do James Wiggins 270 100
. do Solomon Foster 213 350
Oct 19 do .Daniel Wolf M 3 9
do FrAnklln [torture =1 11 81
do Charles Loeser 222180
do John Heil ' - = 1
' do Michael Moser . 217 18 T.:
do , Henry Miser 218 18 71
do Michael Moser 22'6
June 10'46 Peter Miller 365 475 71
May 18'47 James Cleary M 3
do John 8 Moms 23 3
Sept 7 do Benj Sterner - 171 23 2
do JameaGleary ' 154 16 31
do Bonj Bannan . 142 77
Nov 16 do John McCormick MEI 2 II
do Jacob Adler • 279 - 11 7:
May 18 do S & R R MOl7l/1 33 13 2
Sept 7 do F. 0 Parry - • 180 50
Nov 16 do George Lauks 207 2
do Jacob Brodbeck - • 278 11 7:
. do Richard Hirst 301 29 11
do Isaac Severn • 311 125
do Samuel Hartz - 296 6 '
, do Emanuel Hans 271 32 61
do Emanuel Reich _ M 3 8
, do Isaac Bensinger ' 277 8 II
! -do Jos H Campbell 302 4161
do Reuben Delbert 288 4
do Jerry Stahr 295 6 51
do Peter Stahr ' ' 294 10
• - do Daniel Wolf - 276 - 977
do John Hell 215 - 9 2
- do Samuel Burns • 02 4
do Moritz Stoffelcorn 280 8 3"
do John Jennings - ' 272 32 31
do Franklin Barter - ' 274 - 11
. do Mathias finial ' • 3:18 11 2
do Y Hoffman , 261: 8 3'
Oct 6 'l4 Anthony Durk , • 507 1
19.'47 N-Seitaingsr - 217 1
' do Patrick Reds) , ' '- . 08 li
Nov 9 do Whitar A Kirk 263 451
. 16 do James Wiggini 303 55 61
do James &battle ' 284 5 61
do Daniel Ault - , • - 290 14 2
Sept2l do Banj Sterner 11e3 334 41
Oct 19 do Patrick Curry 1-- 215 10
Nov 2 do V Hannan ' —•
• 16 do James Wiggins
do
do.‘Cren Gaffney s 318 100 -
ddddodoo: . jil ja p: l n me o b c g boo nh e: r t e Ad irm uita cs in tit , l nae o finn ir l o l g e g io c ... . •
, :. -.
aziza 996 3 2 932
5 1 1 7 5 1 . ' ' .
1 3 8 71
1 209 ; MI I
do Wm Stratton ' - 293 ' 11 .
do Franklin Barnet - - - lin
. 5 51
- do daeotißrodbeck
do George Lattke 3= ' 9 11
242 , ' I 'V
Oct
Sept
Mar
Feb
July
EZDII
, I
THE HERS' JO kei .' 0 . V b . IVERTISER.
do' base Bensktiesr. . • .. 5291 SO6
do Pat McManntia ~ • -.•- 330 - 160
do' Wm attuned . • - • 335 ..ID 25
do Tatrick Bower- • 324 218 .
.
,do •John Jenninfft .. . 319 16 50
•do Daniel Walt • .. ..
• do Henry Forier' .... _-342 .. 50
May IS do ElizsDerr - - 12 24
Oa 1040 Daniel Etalll9. ~. .. - .„; 216 _ 5067
do. Francis Keenan- - ..: . -', 259 8
Nov 2do D G raent 9l l '.. - '. '''-' air' •AI -
16,d0 Beni Stegner '•• . -., ..- - 273 -. 217
do JO Woollson' :.• -. - - ,.597 . 3
- do brad Loeser :...,-._ . _• •• '393 . 43 75.,
do Isaac Severn' ~. :."..313 ..110 '
,
Dee 2140 Jacob Brealbsch • ... • ~ -" , ..5•.: 356-. 394' '
-.- 7.d0 Andrew IdotUrrier.,.., , ..: --..., '-- 345 105
do Michael Motto - --- -- ' 325 350
- •
.do- Patrick Garret,- • ....' - - -- 330: 4
do Peter Stabs.— ' ' 337 .13 75
do- Lamar Hay . 333 21 33
;.. do Francis Keenan - • ' 318 53
do Isaac Severn' --- . ' 351 50
do do. - . . 370 30
do Francis Keenan •
Mar 1 6 do 'Patrick Garret; . 633 1 -
Aug 17 do Henry Sterner I . • ; , 115, 50 35
Oct 19 40 N Bensinger j ' , 241 , 8
•do •do • . 221 3375
Nov 3,d0 do
10 do Samuel Lewis 199 39 50
do N Seitzinger ... • 309 ' ' 3
Dec 7do Jerry. SM.hr. . „ ' 338 .5
do John Dozer . 348 ' 9.1•
• do Isaac Severn ' 349 75
do Patrick Cully • 329 .16
•do Anthony Bard 326 •2 02
Dec 7 '47 John Hell - 321 656
.-•. 21 do Peter Cad ' . • 459 87
, do John Jennings - • . ~ 353 537
do - Daniel Wolf • - • 361 137
' - do • Emanuel Reich • : 360 437
- do Jacob Aare; • ' ' 357 '1 75
do J ohn Heil ; ' '' 355 -- 30 0
d a
o B liss ohn
Deer 360
.7 4 3 0
'7O
do Z. Swartz . ' ' . 358 36c
do 'I
Thompson - ' -365 •42
/au 4 '4B John Hager - ' 381 34
do George Lauka • 375 50
do Foster & Daly ; . . ' • 371. - 03 31
do John Wingert I . 372 5
July 6 '47 Abraham Ardor I - 79' 50
Jan 10 '4B Richard Strlitted - . 378 13 50
18 do FranctsSctinell I 1 385 150
do 'FH Maurer ' '391 11 31
do I do; 1 1 • I - 390 975
do M Moran. , .
384 55
:
Jane 2.'41 Jacob ;Reed ' . . 34 50
July2o do John Idcßarron -; 103 •7 50
Slept 7do do . 169 4
Oct 19 do Daniel Klapp 223 75
Nor la do' do 306
. do Isaac Severn , 312 50
do Bdumil Hefner i . 287 350
do do ;;•1 .. 310 1
Dec 7 do N Bensinger _ I 343 250
do Lamar Hay - 332 50
do Daniel Klapp . 340 3
do Ben) Sterner .
.344 166 50
31 do John Mc Barron - . Ma 350
Jan 4'48 .1 S Nagle; I 570 89 55
do Daniel Schartle I 1382 ' 6
do John Mcßarron I ; ' 373 24
. •
do Peter Stahr I ; ;379 13
Feb Ido John Hager • I 400 24
do E 0 Parry - : 392 M
do John Smith . 401 10
do • Jacob Merwine . 399 24
du Henry Boyer ' 393 10
do James Myers 397 30 25
15 dA St Claw . 402 3 Z
Mar 7do Wm Barter 405 54 50
• do James Myers... . 401 24
April 4do Joseph Thomas - • 434. 8
do C SchciJhower 423 525
do Isaac Severn WI 59
do John Jennings 422 987
do James Myers 416 24 '
do N. seitzinger - 439 31
Dec 7 '47_ Richard Stratton 336 13 73
Jan 4 '4B Daniel Klapp 474 225
Nov 16'47 James Wiggins,• 304 24 12
AprU 4 '4B John Lambert 431 2
do Jacob Merwine ' ' 414 24
do Peter Stahr ' • 419 10
do Jerry Stahr ; . 421 II -
IS do Michael Shiley ' 443 9
do Jacob Drodbeck , • 449 1
do Samuel Hartz ' , ' 450 12 75
do Daniel Klapp ' . 455 25 50
. ' do Jacob Achre ' 445 11
do Wm Stratten • 436 17 25
do Chan Shedhower ; 441 10 75
do Joseph Thomas ; 413 7
do Aaron Potts • 439 8
do V liot7man ' 443 12
do 'T Doman oncac.er No. . 311 431
do Conrad Martin 446 4
Oct 5 '47 James Bantam 201 9
do Jacob Ihrdbeckl94 21 25
May I do Mathias [lrish - 470 75
do Jacob Reed • 461 60 46
do Emanuel Reich - 486 8
do N Bensinger - 473 12
-do John Myers , 485 5
16 do Wm II lf Russel • ' ' ' 18 3 '
• do John Heil • ' .41 3 ..:
Man.2l do J CMeloy 408 225
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Apr 11 do John Myers 432 750
18 do A Schwartz 448 , 8
do N Seitzlnger ' . 454 16 50
do A Mortimer 435 94 80
May 22 do To I year's salary, 100 I
84 595 40
r RECEIPTS.
Balance in Treasury as per last acconut rendered June
2. 1817 604 01
Received of Elias err collector, on account
of Borough Tax D fur 1817 i 6.619 81
Received of H. Mills collector, on account of
Borough Tax for lett 521 27
Received of E. 0. Parry Solicitor .
_ Y 192
Received of A. Russel agent, toll on coal pas
sed over Market at railroad 638 07
Received of Jacob Reed, Chieffturgess,6o;il '
and building permit . ! 65 00
ReceiVed of Thomas Doman, (or a horse.! 15 00
Balance due S. 811Iyman
• • 419,593 40
We hereby certify that we have examined the ac
count of Samuel rt.illyman, Esq. Tataaurer of the
Borough of Pottsville, for the year ending May 22.1848,
and find the same to be correct.
D. KREBS :
RICHARD LEE. }Auditors.
N. M. NEWNAN.
TOttaville, June 3
• I
ACCOltla CItTICIU for do Verona of Pot:treats. i t f mosey
received, and orders dra cf from' 3811 May, 1847• to 3d
Nay, 1848. r •
1847. No.Orderv. Dn.
May 18 1 Jacob Nes:wine for Imo aerates
as watchntan '. • . 24 00
1 Wm Stratten 11l days super 81.50 17 25
3 Wm Lutz 61 day. work on ets 111 550
4 Aaron Potts 31 horse acd cart 700
5 Dan.Ault Imo Wellman to Ist May 14 00
6 Don't Maim 4 days superv'r 411,50 600
7 Jos. Brook 4 days horse and cart, 800
8 Geo. Brook II days work on streets 150
0 Dudley MeAvoy 2 days work _ 200
•- ID Wm Stephenson 2' do , 800
, II Ceo Reese 6 days Mason work 100
12 Peter Maur 1 (Jaya wort . 25
13 Patrick Cullen 11 do - " 150
14 Michael Lirkins 11 do 250
15 John Jennings 101 days 'supervisor 15 75
15 Patrick Cullen 1 days work 105
17 Michael Larkin 1 do •I 00
18 Thomas Dunn II do 1 50
19 Jacob Brodbeck II do i 875
20 Jacob Acher.l2 'do I 12 00
21 John Fox 41 days horse and cart ''9 00
22 { James Gillingham for bolding elec
tion in 8. Ward and making return. 4 50
13 D W Hyde Inspector and stationary
for election in South Ward i , 390
•24 W Kilos holdingelection 8 Ward 300
13 8 Chrisman holding electkm 8 Ward 300
26 C A McNamee - dicing do S Ward I 300
. 57 Don't Schartel Judge election N E
Ward and return I 4 50
1 8 3 Stilogialnip'relectlanN B Ward 3(0
29 James Cleary Inspector do 300
• 30' F D Neigh Clerk do '. 300
31 ,Levy Miller Clerk do I 300
s 32 ~ C W Pitman Judge election N W
for self& assistants &m`k's return 18 81
' 33 L S
/a. It It Morris for bill of oil ' 13 50
June 1 34 . Jacob Reed for Services as Chief
Burgess for 1846 ' , 50 00
35- E 0 Jackson printing tickets 200
36 ..Wm Straiten 81 days stervi'r 81,5012 75
37 Peter Stahr, 81 days work ' 350
38 J/Jennings 26 days supervisor 81,50 337
39 Jacob Brodbeck 21 days work 81 225
40 Jacob Acher 21 do. 225
41 JlJennlngs plastering lock up hose 3 325 1
41 Chas Lord for culvert on Wolcot st BSO
43 3 Merwine Imo watchman 21 00
44 D Ault Imodo , I 21 00
•
45 J C Leslie council supper -. 30 00
J une IS 46 Wm Stratton 101 days supervisor 15 75
47 Peter Stater 101 days work B Ward 10 50
48 3 Jennings 81 d's su'rvi'r NW Ward 11 75
49 J Brodbeck 81 days work ' 850
50 Jacob Acher 76 do 750
Si Patrick Cullen 2 1 do 225
52 31 Larkin 3 ..- do ' 300
53• Wm Bum 71 do . 725
54 I.Bensinger 81 do 850
55 Ceo Heisler fordoplicate of testa 800
Inly 6 55 Deng Krebs for bill oil and making
a duplicate of taxes . 31 10
57 J Alter for interest on Alter loan to
d July, 1847 ! , OO
58 J Merwine Imo as watchman 24 00
39 John Dager do 'i do •24 00
60 331 Beatty ic.CO for bill oil 'NI 67
61 Wm Stratten for:151 d's supervisor 13 62
' 65 P Stab; 15 I dayi work 3 Ward 15 73
63 J Hurley I day hone and Cart
,2 03
64 Aaron Potts 2 days do , 400
65 It Straiten I days work .11 00
. 66 . .3 Dougherty 2days horse and cart ' 400
67 Isaac Thompson turning limo Past* 20 0
69 Loan to Good Intent Engine Co.for -
r(
_ 5 yea I ..1 too 06
.
59 . D Klapp work grate &e. l ' 24 70
70 311cheel Shute 5 days work J 500
'tt .Jos Brook 5 days_hauling and work 11 00
71 A Zerhold 51 dayit work . 550
73 John Yost 51 do. 550
74 Samuel Burn sdo ' 500
. . 75 P Woblau 7do • ' ' 700
76 0 flwarts 41 do ' . 475
77 John Knorr 41 do 450
78 M Clark II day horse and can 550
79 A Arter 1 days work - ; 50
•
60 J Jennings 91 days supervisor 34 62
81 Jacob Brodbeck 91 work 975
82 Jacob Acher 01 do ' 975
83 Isaac Bensinger 61 do 675
84 Wm Cooper I 'do_ 100
es John Knorr 61 do _ ,
.: . - • 575
80 Wm Burn 71 do 7 75,
87 ' Emanuel Belch 171 d's borseket 12 34 50
July 20 68 I Loeser for *3 fire plats 154 41
ow. - 8 Thompson for bill oil U 38
00 8 Dario for statement of borough
account for publication 5 00
-01 Charles Worms for burying dzipi; 250
92 Wm Straiten 101 days supervisor ;LS 73
03 IL Straiten Al days-work 073
. • 94 Peter Stahr 91 do- . 073
05 P Jerrett 6 days horse and con 12 00
06 Elizabeth Fox sesubbindout council
- house . I 50-
. 07 T D Beatty bill od ;24 ST
98 .1 Jennings 111 days supervisor 16 67
• 90 3 Orodbeck 111 do work U 25
100 J Acher D 1 do , -11 22
• 101 John Fox 9 days floras and cut 112., HI 00
103 J Idcßanon 31 do do - 30
_lo3llice Maurer m
hir pa wain, gni ibi
ent room n
I tot :3 Jennings II dayssoperirlsoi
"" 105. ' DrodbecklJdaya work • - ID
' IC4 - Acher atta ,;_. , .11. co
- 1 8 7 Fox 2do barite and - girt: 400
• , 150 FKeenantdodo. 400
• 100 • Keenan for Dili of stone f"
- •
110 Tart In Coal 'Meet • ' 4f 66
111. Win Shallen MOTs supervisor 10 30
8,659 II
20
BOROUGH ACCOUNT.
' .• • - Peter Buhr II days wort 11 09
• • .., .113 11 Suetten 101 do 10 50
. ' 113' J Stabr 7 days bone lad cart 14 00
114 J Denville low as watchman 54 00
115 John Dater 1 do • 24 00
Aw. 1 7116 B Billyman Iyr salary as Treas. 100 00
117 1 Lordloo band boards W. pavane do 2000
118 J G Woolison painting hand boards 35 90
, 119 Danl I[l'Blodays sup'v'r /1 .50 15 00
120 P. Reich 5 days horse and cart 1000
, .. ' 121 ' ' M Brava 8 days work .., i - 800
M J Zatvel7l , days work . -, 750
123 Philip Riestey _3 do _ , 3 00.
-'' 121" Henry Reid 31 do " • 375
• 325 - Messy Sterner mason work : ' 10 25
- 126 Mattes Cheldbower $ days work 500
- - '- 117 - Henry Moser Idays do --2 00
. . 1M - , Wds Stratton a wiperrisar • ' 14 631
-.- 129. Peter Stahr 91 work_ . . ' . - 975
-- - 130 Richard Stream 99 do 9 75 -
- 131 Jerry Btahrli haw and cart - 13 " 15 50
132 John Jennlnp tar atone at culvert •
• lu,Morris Addition ek 111•41'orsuler 41 37
' - 133 rheher 111 dict wort 81 -• . 11 25
.1
134 Brodbeck / do • • . .10 75
. - 135 -1 Bensinger!! do _ 11 2.5
.
• .136 John Dell tido 600
137 Dante! Wolfe - do :.- . ~ • ' • 6CP
• 138' P Eckert 4 do 4 00
,
139 . • beat Borten sdo , - 500
. - 140 iiirnon Menet 4do 400
• 111 3 Hurley, in lieu No 636011 to be loat - 1 00
..,. .., 1.42 13 Bannon printing and grammar: 77 oo
Sept. ' 143' D Ault far bills genteel rendered 11 37
144 D KlopTBd'e stip'r and plank Ike. 34 27
143 Geo !auks 18 days work NZ Ward 18 00
148 Michael Breich 18 do . 18 00
_ - 147 Henry Moser 18 do - . , , 1800
• . 148. P }Maley HI do - 7 14 50
149 Henry - Kurt 6dO - 600
950 Michael Moser 4do • 400.
1 , 111 . Henry Knns Ido • •
159 R. Retch 4 horn and inut 01 800
; - 453 , N Seltzinger 13 dap do get ' ' '26 CIO
151 J Cleary 2days bone end CM and -
. ; 19perchatone, IS 31
/53 /Jennings rn days supersiskln and
- 16 days hone Andean 419 28 41"'
ss
156 I Bensinger lids,' work 14 001
157 J Cleary 1 day hone and GUS. 900
158 !Burkhart 7 days work • , 700
• 4 , 159.1 Brodbeck 171 do 17 75
' - 160 - Jacob Aeberl7l do - •17 75
MI John Hell 174 do - 17 75
162 • D Wolf 171 do : •••• 17 75
'363: •Wm Berzon 91 do - 975
164 C IneUhammer 7do - ! 700
165 Moritz Stoffelcorfs 17/ do • . 17.75
. 166 ' John Eckert for 14.1 do - • It 73
167 Samuel Burn 15/ do ' 15 75
'l6B. Lewis Kramer 131 do ' 13 75
. 169 .1 Mcßarron 1 horse and cart 400
!170 F Keenan for 56 It Bagging and 5
days horse and cart . .. ' 24 00
- 171 11 Sterner Corrosion work at mg
. vert in Market street 23 20
' 172 Pat'k McManners for building cal
-
' van in George Street . 19 00
173 Win Stratton 113 days supervisor 27 00
.•.. .174 Peter Stabr 18 days work S Ward 18 00
175 Richard Stratton 171 do. ' 17 75
i : 176 ~1 Wingert 6days horse and cart 12 00
177 J Dater! too watchman • 24 CO
174 3 ?domino 1 too do • 24 00
• 170 F Keenan 8511 fiat stone 10 . •8 50
180 E 0 Furry I yrs salary as solicitor 50 00
181 II 'l' Shank publishing borough
statement 30 00
~ 182 351 Crosland on act of Judgement
414 1 11 .5. :obtained vs boro' for horses killed 167 50
' 181 11 Sterner for building culvert In
843 Market street 334 40
85 ,' Win Straiten for 101 d's sap'rvisor 15 37
165 Peter 6 tahr 101 days work 10 25
187 . Richard Stratton 101 do - 10 25
188 John Wingert 1 horse and cart ' ' 200
' 189 Jerry Stahr 2do 02 r 4
00
J Jennings 20days do do and Old..
'supervisor at 411,50 N W Ward 53 87
190 F Keenan for 2.4 days hauling 41 50
191 J Heil 18 days work 411 - 18 00
192 D Wolf 2/1 days d 6 , • 20 00.
193 Isaac Bensinger 18 do ' 18 00
194 Jacob Ilrodbeck 211 21 25
195 Jacob Achel• 211 21 25
196 Moritz Stoffelcom 191 days
,19 50
197 Samuel Burn 16 daye work l6 00,
198 V Holman =1 do 22 50
199 A Durham 7 days work . 700
200 ' Reuben Delbert 6du • • 600
-MI It Fens termacher 4do 4OO
202 Franklin Bonet 149 do 01,25 . 18 44
.293 Nathan Delbert 111 doll! 11 75
204 J Bantam for 2 wheelbarrows 900
215 W Stratten for 10 days supervisor • 15 CO
206 R Stratton 10} work ElMard II 10 50
207 P Stahr for 9 days work 000
208 J static 2 dap , home and cart 400
too C Lord for, lumber work on street
and work at,lockup florin 24 89
210 J Dater fur 1 trio watchman . 24 00
211 Jacob Merwine Id° ? 24 00
212 J Wiggins on ac't ofwoikon Manch.
'Chunk street - 5000
o 213 8 Foster for lot on William street
- for engine house • • 350 00
214 A ?Menlo for making drain 10 00
215 Patrick Curry do 10 00
'll6 ,•G Klapp 18 days:work .Ir. hatillag 121 67
217, Michael Moser 181 work 18 75
218 Henry Moser 189 do • . 18 75
219 Geo Lauks - 17 days do 17 00
220 Frederick Kinsley 6do - 600
ra..,e N Seitzinger 101 hauling 35 75
292.
-- , 1 Miners' Bank of Pottsville for I yrs
int'st on 83000 to 2d Jon '4B 180 00
223 Daniel Klapp 1 day supervisor 75 00
294 MI Breieh 1 days work 01 50
225 Michael Moser.; do - 50
.
WS Patrick Reilly Ido 70
227 N Seitzinger I horseand cart 100
229 3 J mining? for 5 days. supervisor 4.
3 days horse and cart - 13 50
2"9 Francis Keenan 4 d's horse & cart 800
110 James Cleary 51 do 10 50
231 F Barlet 91 days work 1 1 1,23' .II 87
232 John lied l day do • 100
233 Daniel Wolf 9 days do . 900
234 Isaac Bensinger odo 900
235 J Brodbeck 91 do 950
236 Jacob Achcr 91 do 950
237 51 Suiffeleorn tido '•. . 900
238 Snmuel Barr lido • 609
239 , Valentine Hoffman? do • 7 00
240 Reuben Delbert 4do -- 400
211 N Seitzinger 4 horse and cart ' 800
2
i 2 4 1 2 3 4 1: Jrnanenaubeliganl'elkdhari3sihd:reed° andeart4i 57.0
9
- five das superiris or 411,50 . 2.3 so
114 John Milelo days work *I 19
112 Daniel-W,olf II do , t•---L- II 00
246 I Bensinger 10 do ,, OO
247 Jacob Brodbeck II do' ) . II 00 00
718 Jacob Acker 11 do • ' 11 00
249 Moritz Stoffelconi II do. II CM
250 Samuel Burns 13/ do • 13 :5
251 Valentine Hoffman odo 9OO
' 251 Reuben Delbert II do ' II 00
153 Fonklin Bade' It doSif 13 73
254 N Seitzinger II liaulingin ', MI 00
1 255 Emanuel Reich 14 d's bowie/bee:42lS 00
256 James Cleary 2do doe: 24 00
237 W Stratton-La' supervisor 111,50 .7 37
' 258 R Straiten 171 . work 411 17 75
259 Peter Stab, 171 dn .-' 17 75
-MO DCI Vuengling2horieandcut 400
• 161 Jerry Stebr2-dir3l2 . 400
261 John Wingert I.do de. • ' 200
263. W • Kirk for !Wheelbarrow - - 450
161 - JDager.l mo vvaictunan • 24 00
263 ' Jacob Merwine Ido 24 00 '
266 J T Werner for piibi /shins bowl' eel 27 00
267 Isaac Thompson-121nm posts 131 24 00
268 '1 Severn on ac'fringirne house 100
269 .1 Wiggins on eel of work Mauch
Chunk street .' . • . 50 00
270 James Wig on amount 00
271 Emanuel Il gins ass for bill smhhw do 1
3269
U ork 32 69
1 6 172 3 Jennings work and hauling . 31 30
173 Et Sterner for mason work on Cal- •
lowhlll street 1 17
' 214 F Bailer II days work 111 11 00
273 John Heil 10days work! • ' .9 15
21 1 5 D Wolf 10} days do ' 975
277 !Bensinger 81 do . 819
278 3 Bmdbeek 121 do II 75
279 Jacob Acher 121 do ,
II 75
1130 Moritz Stoirelcom 9do 837
• 181 Valentine Hannan Lido 877
181 Samuel Burn 4do 61 400
283 Nicholas Seitzinger 6 Gorse & cart 11 23
284 James Sheridan 31 do 3 611
162856 Emanuel Reich 4do S 2 100
Hugh Cumming. 51 do 111,73 9 69
287 . Samuel Heffner 2do 01,75 . 350
988 Reuben Deiber t 4 doe! . 400
189 Samuel Lewis for surveying 39 50
MO . D Ault for removing nuisances 14 15
191 3 L Martin
coolyf aving for Martin
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l a 1 n ,5 0 .4 1 6 2 410 30
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10 cm
650
286 , fr Hartz 6mo at'n'ng COUSICII room 6 00
29.207 a 3 G Woolison paint'g 12 lamp mute 300.
... J McCormick for retro bine wagon 212
Israel Loner fire plug In Market st 42 77
301 Richard Ilirstrh hill for judgment 28 18
.„„ J H Campbell for emits in suit of J
•"'• Id Crosland vs the borough 41 61
303
. 3 Wiggins on a'c of work on Mauch Chunk street 55 60
304 James Wiggins on acc't do 24 12
.105
306 James Wiggins In full do 118 II
„„.. D Klapp for 2 days supervisor 3MO
"'''' Geo Louts 2 days work • 200'
Mathias Brelch !lido - II 23
309 N Seitzlnger 11 horse and Cali 300
310 Semi Heffner for 411 stone 100
311 •
311 !Severn on ate% engine boar 125 00
113 do do - do 50 00
do do 'do : 10 00
.
314 do do . do • 30 00
716Val'tine Mellen forstone for cros'ng 38 67
Owen Gaffany on account work on
317 Schuylkill erect - , 100
do do 33
Dec. 7 . 813 F Keenan for hauling and work on
, i t: Market street ' • so •
. .73D J Jennings II days supervisor 5 1 , 5 0 16 50
321 Dant Wolf 8 days work 8 7 1 7 -
• 332 John Hileli do - 656
.1 Brodbeck 101 do
• . 324-Jacob Actor 9 days do •9 IS
7 07
225 Patrick Barr 21 do 87 IIS
• , 330 ' Michael Moran 41 do 117 - 330
~., ..Anthony Burk 3do -
32, '"' F I
Be Ha o r 3 let in f g o e r r 6 3i da d y . 3 work and 6 '
days 2 62.1
al horse and ca n 15 50
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306
• :30 Patrik Colly 20 days work
:31 Patric c k Me-Manners for sconeso 10 I
50
. = Francis Keenan for stone 3
. 333 UMW Thy for work at it crawl .50
33 4 ' Lamar Hay in fall for do • 21 33
333 J Deppley 2000 bricks 'l6 .
836
Win Stmitenll3l days supervisor 20 . 25
3 37 B Stratton 133 days work - , . 13 75
318 Peter Stahr for 13f do . 13 73
330 Jerry Mohr* We hone and put . 5
340 Patrick ferret 2do 4
~, D IlJapp modempe
supervisor ' ' 3
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342 Geo Looks II days work II • 175
343 II Peter 1 day work 411 . 50
344 N 43eitziDger 1,1 hauling 412 , 250
•
343 I 1 Sterner fin 74 it culvert. - 186 50
A Mortimer - for" 150 feet culvert In
34 : ' Norwegian and 2d streets & work 105 -
' P Kohler for 90feet curbstone at li . l • •
1 47 M Church
t 34 : .1 Merwine for 1 too watchman 24
2 40 JI/ager I too watchman . - 2 4
J up I Severn on net engine hone ' 75 '
331 • do , do. -do do 50 . •
~,, ~' 152 do do do . do 50
+AIL 14 333 T Doman for I horse , 41115
; 354 7' Doman for repairing carriage 6
F us J Jennings 3 days superliner and •
Inning up lamosts - • - 5Tr
1:56 3 RUe 4 den wo rk pp rk 87 - ' 306
157 .1 Brodbeek lt‘days work --' " 4 . 201
358 Jacob Adler 24aye ' • .. • ,- • 176
359 Zechariah Bwarta3 do . , -• • • ' 261
360 Peter Carl Ido - ~., r.• . - .- . 87/
361 Emanuel Rs lett 2/ bone &earl .. 631
Mi3: 354 L ei llui rto ro
voi Nc i l e.er llanrol ol d f o nl_
. I . ll d , t p a lng )itone - : in '
al . & trit e . ' ci te st lll .
ea - 4 0 150 22 '
: dam
n 38 11 2 - ' ' l2 •
MI Elias forscho ol tax ..- ' 770
'317 Owen °Wang on account work
i Schuylkill Greet 75
Oct. 5
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1848. 368 Gll Sadder for bill hardware- 311
Jan 4 269 Stichter & Esterly „do . 461
370 3 S Nagle far lamps and repairing E 9 55
371 Foster & Daly for bill of oil V3l
372. ".1 Wingert for work on street 5
373 John Mcllarron. do do 21
37.4 Dant Klapp 11days supervisor 81,50 250
375 - George Louts 1 daY work - • 50
• 376 Daniel Wolf -4 do horse and tart 100
377 Wm Stratton 135 days Supervisor 20 25
- 378 Richard Stratton 131 day s work •13 50
' 379 - Peter Stahr 13 d - - 13-
• 390 J Merwine I.month wat brain - - 24
- 361 John Dager ,do do 21
382 "Daniel Schartle keeping horse 0
.. . Owen Gaffney In fall for work on
19th - 283 Schuylkill street — -.__
394 51 Moran 1 days work 61' 87
• -.
385 Francis &MAUI ydo - i 150
as's - James Cleary I days horse and cart , I 30
397 John Ilcil 1 days work 65
• 399, John Jennings I days supervisor 112
' Mt F Maurer B 1 weekr rent erg room 97 5
391 FII Maurer altering engine house 11 31
Feb 1 372 E 0 Parry 6 m'ssalary.Solicitor 25
' 393, II Boyer for bill of smit't work._lo 16
•-• 394 'Wm Stmtten 91 days supervisor 12
, 395 11 Stratton 6; do work - 650
396 Peter Stahr 61 do do 650
- " James Myers Per services as watch
. 397 man to Grstof February . . 30 25
U Jones for smith work at lock up ~
3XI . house •.1 G 2
333 3 ?derwine for Imo watehman , -21
400 Jao Dager do • - 21
401 John Smith for work on Lyon at 10
402 •A St Clair for work lockup house 3 35'
Mar.?. 403 Jas Myers I m'n as watchman 04 IX)
404 Jots Dager do - do II 00
.„. 405 W Carter for ironing lampposts 54 35
. 1 406 JCMeloy painVe 3 badges for wihmen 228
407 W Mortimer-11'6)1'0610f oil ' 6840 ',
4 418 ' J Merwlne I mouth s watclutlan 24 00
Apr 409 ' I Severn on ac. engine house . 00 IX)
410 • do • -do • 50 00
:• . 411 - dO • ". - dO 5100
- 412 do "do 50 00
40 T S Richards for 600 loads cinder 65 37 50'
414 J Bferwine I Months waiiu2
.. 1 1 21 00
415 Barnard Barr do do 24'00
. 416 - James Myers -do ! do • 24 CO
. 417 W Strutter 141 days supervisor 21 75
418 It Straiten 13 days work 01 13 00
419 Peter Stahr 10 days work • 10 00
• 420 A Potts 15'do horse and cart 02 30 00
421 Jerry Stahr for .51410 horse and cart II 00
422 J Jennings Gf days supervisor • 937
4 . , 423 CSchidhower 55 days work 91 5'25
424 Simon Mini 65 do 62a
425 M Schule 61 do 675
428 V Hoffman 61 - do 675
••!... 427 , Michael Focht 41 -do 475
428 Jacob Atli - re-41 do . 475
429 N Seltzinger 101 -do horse and cart 01 00
• 430 Jno Fox 51 do do II 50
431 !no Lambert I do do 209
432- John Myers 31 do -do 150
433 • John Lanigan 55 do do II 00
434 Jos Thomas 4 do - do, 8' 00
18 435 A riloranore for 42 ft culvert 91 FO
436 Wm St Oen 1119 days supervisor 17 23
437 Rich 'ten 111. days work - ,- II 50
425 Peter Saha for 101 do, • lb 50
429 A Potts 4 days horse and cart • 800
- 440 P Jerrnt 2 do - 4do
441. C Shedhower 109 days work 91 10 75
442 Michael Scbule 9 do ' 9110
443 V Hoffman 12 dos, 12 00
- .004 M Focht 12 " do l2OO
445 Jacob Acher 12 do 12 00
416 Conrad Martin 41 di. 455
• 447 Geo 1111135 do 375
448 Andrew Swartz 9 do 800
449 J Broadbeck I do 1.00
450, John Fox 111 do horse and cart 22 50
451 Jno Lanigan 121 do 21 50
452 "John Myers 101 do 21
. 453 Joseph Thomas 31 ' do 7
454 N Seitzlneer 81 ,do 16
455 Dn'l Klapp 17 days shhervisor 011 25 50
' 456 Jacob Acre 3 days work 81 3
457 Geo Lauer for breaking cinders &c 9
• 458 Sam'l Hartz! years salary as clerk 100 -
459 . , do takingcare of coon . ' room 12,75
May 2 460 James Myers I months as watchman 241
461 . J P.eed 1 y'rs salary an Chief Bur. 5: • i
, expense paid at lock up house GO 46
1.11 Stratton 11 days supervisor 16 50
It Sttatlen II days work 91 . II
Peter Stahr 11 do , . II
Patrick Jerre! 21 do horse and cart 5
Daniel Klapp 81 do supervisor - El 12
J Markward 73 days.work7s
Michl Moser 61 do . 6 7,
75
Peter Haas 6 do - 6
Mathias Broth 9 do - -75
Henry Moser I do 50
N Se itzitiger 6 days horse and cart 12
Jon Lanigan 2 do do . 4
Jno Jenniugs balance on old bill 16 25
do 81 days supervisor 12 75
Z Swartz 84 days work 8 50
C Hill 8- do . 8
M Shuts 75 do 7 50
V Hoffman7l 5. do 725
J Xebec 6 do
M Focht 51 do
C Scbchillower 5 du
J For 6 days horse and cart
J Laotian 45 do
,J Myers 21 - do'
E Rich 4 •
i• do
I) Vuonolino. 4 i tin
‘Vni Bennet 2 days work 2
TM Beatty 4- Co for hill of oil 49 19
Balance of orders.
Attest SAMUEL UAwrz, Town Clerk:
Credits. • •t'
•
By balance in hands of Treasurer. as per siateine 1
June 2, 1947 ' • COI I
Rec'd of Elia. Derrcollecror cn account of Bor.
mall tax for 147 6919 I
.
.Cash from Samuel 51 Mills col on atirt of Bor
ough tax for 1741 527 7
.
Cash from E 0 Parry Solicitor 59 2
.
Bath from A Rusael ag't for toil on coal parsed . .
over Market st Railroad
Cash from Jacob Reed Chief Burgess for fines
. and building permlis
Cash from Thos Dorman for horse
Balance '
PATENT METALLIC ROPES,
FOR TILE USE .OF .MINES, RAILW A VB,
Far 'ate, or imported to order. by - the a ob. rtber. • '
THESE Ropes are now almoi-t exclusively usedfin
the Collieries and on the Railways in Great Brit
an, and are found to be greatly superior Or Hempen
ones as regards safety, durability and economy.
The Patent Wire Ropes, have proved to he still to
good condition after three year's service, in the same
situation Where the Hempen ones, previously used I of
double the size and weight would wear out in ninelor
ten months. They have been used for almost every
purpose to which Heinpen Ropes and chain:Amy° been
applied. Mines, Railways, Heavy Cranes, Standing
Rigging, Window Cords, Lightning-Conductors-94HW
Halyards, Tiller Rope's, &e. They are made either of
Iron or Copper Wire, and in cases of mush exposure
to dampness, of Calvanized Wire.
- Testimonials from the most eminent Engineers in
England can be shown as to their efficiency - , and dddny
additional information required respecting the differ
ent deacriptions and application will be given by
ALFRED F BEM r. 75 Broad st., New York,
Sole Agent in the United States.
New York, May 36th,1846
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TE subscriber has made an arrrangeincni for a sup
ply of HOOD'S ABDOSIINAL .SUPPORTER ;
also his lIERNIAL APPARATUS, which he will sup
ply to physicians, cad those term Irl ng them, at Plillada.
prices. These instruments are now generally used by
the Atm:My In Philadelphia, and are hichlyrecommend
ed by all who have used them. P. IiANDEBSON.
POttsville, april22 . ti ' 17
Papii Hangings, and Borders,
DECORATIONS, STATUES, NICHES, Ae.
2000 PIECE S of Paper Hangings, Borders,Panel,
Hall, Gold, Fresco column., and new style
Batty Eapers,coakina the most elegant assortment ever
°fared' for sale in this - market,, just received and for
gals by the subscriber. at Philadelphia.. and mine less
than PhUadelptita. senses,, wholesale and retail; - In
addition to whiat he has several hundred patterns to
select from, in cue persona cannot besotted out o: his
present. large stock. eb Remember that his stock
easbuteesall the new patterns of three of the largest
Factories hi the Conran% -- • •
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*MO PerPital. ll • lIANNAN'n
app la. . Cheap Paper and Variety Stnreil. ,
OrereoAB wishing to sell again, supplied at whole•
ale prices.
FRESH EkIi.oRTED GREEN AND' BLACK TEAS
From J. C. Jenkins Si €O., .
TEA DEALERS,
S. IF. carafe of C . /trench and 7).egfill struts, .
CuzLADELrttt A.
11. - '—nne of our pannerihavlne learned the Tea
•butilness of the Chinese themselves, during a real , -
deuce of seven years anion:olmm, the pubic may there
fore expect _of us the full benefit of the knowledge and
experience Huts acquired. . --
To our Black teas, particularly, we whit to tall at
tention as possessing a degree of strength and richness,
of flavor seldom equalled. Mock - teas are universally
used by the Chinese, who-co:1. 1 4: J t h e G z . V . "
for foreigners.] t' m"
..Tir physicians also recommend the
PThck as making a mpre healthful beverage. than the
Green.• Each' package Is so secured aslo retain the
virtues of the lea for a long . time in any climate, and
canto Martin . treight of tea, Iftependent of the metal and
paper with which It is enveloped.
J. C. JENKiNS & co. .
The above warrante tea, put up In }. and I lb.
ckt;ea, iss. receive d and will be constantly kept for
the by the subicriber. J. WHITFIELD:
Moen 47 • 45-xf
Salamander, Fire, and Thief
, Proof Cheias,
Fire-Proof Doors far Banks and Stores, Seal and Letts
upginz PrefitS, Patent :fate-Lined Het - rive.,
tars, Water Filters, Patent Portable
Water losets, in tended for the t l / 4
Sirk and Infirm.
EVANS & WATSON,
7G, South Third St., (opposite the Phi Exchange.)
1/1 AMU' ACTURE and keep constantly on hand. a
I large assortment of the above articles, together
with their Patent Improved Salamander FIRE-PROOF
SAFES, which are so constructed as to set at rest all
mariner of doubt asdo their being strictly fire-proof, and
that they will resist the fire or any building. Th.' alli.
side cases of these Stiles are made of boiler iron, the
inside case of soapstone, and tier wee!, the miter case
marl inner case is a space of some three lushes thit k,
and is filled dn with indestructible material, so as to
make it an idino.niliday to burn any of 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
touch heat, and we hold ourselves ready at all times to
have the.iii fairly tested by public bonfire.' We also con
tinue to manufacture a large and general assortment of
our Premium Air-tight Fire Pion( Sales, of which there
are ove'r`oo now In use, atnd in every instance they have
given still, sntisfactinn to the purchasers—of which We
will refer the public to a few gentlemen who have them
In nye :
Maywood do Snyder, Pottsville; Joseph C. Lawton,
Pottsville ; Mr. William Carr, DoylSstown, Pa.
N. & C. Taylor, 129, North 3d st.; A. Wright & Neph
ew, Vine st. \Vliaif; Alexander Cal-or. Conveyancer,
corner of Filbert and Uth EIS.; John M. Ford, a 2, North
3d st.; flyers Push ' 20, North 3d st ; James M. Pant,
101, Solidi 4111 at.; Dr. David Jayne. 8, South 3d st.;
Matthew T Miller, tn. South :Id at ; and we could name
some hundreds or others if it were necessary. Now we
In, de the aitention of the publie,andpartkularly those
in want of Fire Proof Safes; to call at Inn' store before
purchasing el.ew here, nod we can satisfy them that
they will get n better and cheaper article at our store
than at any Mltrr estalili.donent In the city. •
I,VO also manufacture the ordinary, Fire Proof Chests
at very low prices, cheaper than they can be bought at
any other side in Philadelphia. '
DAVID EVANS,
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JOHANNES WATSON.
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rents :11en'Ye Fend me by Er pres x. 12 dozen boles
".11a.ne's Lirer They are !Olin,: good bore,
and atilt generally. Yours &o. It. P. STEDMAN.
Mayrdlr, (14tatttute Co.; N. 1"., Dec. 29, laln •
Prepared fur the proprietor and sold reholegale and
Fetal& by J..I{IDII & Co.
• No. On Wood street, Ptit.stittm, Pa.
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N. B.—Port/lasers will plea., he particular and
inquire for Dr. 31cLane's Liver and take no
other. '
The increased demand for Da: WLANES LIVER
'PILL, since their intwiduction by ns as his agents, has
far exceeded ourtnost sthunine expectations. It to now
about TEN Ii EARS since they were brought before the
polite. During the. time 4111ii11,19 of certificates have
been handed., testifying to their eficacy, and stating
the very great relief they had derived from the,use of
them. We have now in our possession ninny ken:Men
tes from 'Miner:able persons. who have to.ed • Da.
M'LAN VS LIVER PlL Lwith the iniwt happy res'itts,
where every Whet - known rentedy had been used in vain
Also, unite a 'number "r recularphystcianno,f an..od Stan
ding, throuch the country, are using and recommending
in t hint-practice. .
It tarn been our sincere wish..ilint these Pills should
he fairly and billy tested by experience, and stand or fill
by the etTects'proilticed. That they have been so tested,
and that rile result inns been in every respect favorable,
we call thousands to WitrICSH, Who have experienced
theirbeneitchil effect,
Dn. L'LANE'S PILLS are not held forth or recom
mended (like nine! onte popubir medicines of the day)
ns universal cure:ails, but simply (i.e LIVER COM.
PLAINT'S, and tho,e symptoms connected wrth a de
ranged'state 6f that OrgVt, J, KIDD k Co.
(tor Vole m Pottsville by John S. C, Martin, and John
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to Imy it hoe; Mr its agents in the United Stat.
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use leftism their practice in the following di
' DROP,SY, GRAEL, ,
And diseases of the Urinary organs; piles and all die.
eases of theblopd; derangements of the Livr, stc., and
all general diseases of the system. It is PAR icucsucv
requested that all tylin contemplate the use of this ar-
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e eon whodesire information respecting it, will obtain
;.
a ssteucre of 3.2 pages, which agents wh se names
are below wall 01 ally give away ; this book eats upon
the method of cure explain; tile proper ics of the
article, and the diseases it tics been cased Co over trite
country and Europe for four years with s ch perfect
effect. Over IS pages of testimony from the HIGHEST
quarterwwill be found, with, NAMES, PLACES, and
DATES. which can he written to by any oneinterested
and the parties will answer •.ost paid communications..
r- De-particular and ASK for the PAMPHLET, as
no other melt pamphlet has ever been seen. The evi
dence of tht tamer of this medicine over ALL diseases
Is guaranteed lay persona of well known standing in so
ciety. 1
Put tip in 30 oz. ;trol is 0z . .. b toles. Price 81, 30 oz.;
01. te on. ; the larger being the cheaper. Every bottle
has "GI. C. VAIIGIIN " striates or, the directions, &c.
See pamphlet p7r.,i O. Prepared by Dr. G. C.-Vaughn,
and sold at Principal Office. '407, Slain street, Buffalo,
N. Y. • Oakes devoted to the sate of this article YXClU
sieely, 131, Nassau, New York, and corner of Essex
and Washitratim, Salem. Mess., and by all Druggists
throughout this country and Canada as agents.
Also for cede by J. S. C. MARTIN, Pottsville; E. 3
PRY, Tamaqua: _ II: & E. HAMMER, Orwigsburg ;
LEVAN & KAIIEMAN, Schuylkill Haven; WM. S.
HEISLER. Port Catbou ; \VM. PRICE, St. 'Clair;
OEO. REIFONVDER, New Castle; JAS. D. FALLS.
Millersville. I -
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Fur the Cure of Coughs, Colds, :Teti:ow, fironehitis
Inerpitut Consurnotrou. ljtarorzatzert of the
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rrlllAi r altiabte prepaiationis highly recommender
phyFicians :11111 by a celebrated chemist of•Pitiladel
pion, Mr its medical elreCIA and chemical combination, as
well as by thon,ands.of others who have made me of it
—as it never has been need without producing beneficial
' eilecte, and anionic cure of the dtteades for it is
Et [recmmended. And being a regular graduate of
cy, I can iassure the ['Mille of its perfect safety. It is
reimposed of, such preparations as stand in the very high
; CAL repute among the medieal facnlty for the rare of 11131
class of dneuses nit lob are too often only the fineru nom
of that final dnease, consumption. In most cases where
g there ikmuch A rain in the breast, and which often extends
throne boulderblade, I would strongly advise the
2110M:ifint of ono of the Compound Galls:mum Plasters
to the breast, and ace the 'Expectorant as directed. In
; fact, the .0 r the Galbanunt Plaster minim lie too stronly
recomittO lid, as I hart- seen So crony instances of its
affordintql c greatest relief in a tgry short space of time,
even in crtfirtiteil consumption. The Expectorant et ill
be found tusorilicve the cough, and the Plaster the pain,
and, at the same time, draw the inflatziat ion to the surface,
and thereby act-ser a counter-irritant, which every physi
cian wilf.pronounce goml, without the least herirtatian
whatevei. Persons are alien raid to have the consumps
lion, when by a Judicious use of some of the hest Expect
tomtits, and a careful diet, they hove been completely
cured. so that their experience should arias a wanting to
Abuse who are said In havii the consumption not to do
'pair, but try nn. The Expectorant it dl be found to afford
great relief, even when a cure is said to be impossilde,
Detore making.use of an Expectorant it wne'in be as
well to extunine the Viola, cortuitonly termed Pa:ate, to
one if it is hot swollen or elongated. In such cases an
expertorant is useless.
• Hacking cough and a reildlnuaT disposition to swallow
is frequently cruised icy air elongation of tine 'palate.' An
Clcelleliltelnet, ill such cases is to use a small quantity
ofTinettne Myrrh, 5,11 %bout tea,pohnful to a wine
glassful of water, and nie 35 0 circle, three nr rime times
a day. If Di r. above remedy ehuuid fail, or one of the
same, nature, it would be best to apply to a surgeon, and
have a mall portion of it taken oaf, Cu as to obviate the
,jrtitation and the coarinual cough which it would be like
'ly to produce in the throat. The operation is Wiling and
I attended with but little, if itny pain whatever.
In Bronchitis, and ritscascs of the throat, the gargle
should be used.
Prepared by J. CURTIS C. 'HUGHES, Whole's:rile and
I Detail Druggist and Chemist, Centre Street: Pottsville.
A .CHALLENGE TO THE TVORLDirr
110IT'S IMPROVE!) ,CIIEMICAI. SOAP—For
extracting grease, tar, pitch, all, paint, or auy other
greasy substance, from ladies' and gentlemen's clothing
Including silks - and satins, carpets, table spreads, Merb
no shawls, ladies' bonnets. &c. A reward of 1123 will
be paid to any person who will produce a spot of
paint green or dry that this soap will not extract 110
Par grog's. et pei dozen, or PA cents per cake. Forsale
wholesale -and retail at HANNAN'S Variety, stores,
Pottsville. who is sole agent for the county
!1 ROUND SPICES—Iip lb keg alwaya on band
lJand for sale by
Marchl-10) LITTLE & MARTIN, (A nue street
. ,
HAvmkral , ,zir—'l[lbe article of hay
may be set down es onis of great conseqt
the. farmer, being one ]of his principal principal r
and the most essential fodder for moat
live stock. My mode 6f , managing the
with some other auggektions,!l cheerful]
for your consideration:
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Many different notions prevaitamont
log the lime and manner of lonia r am
the. hay crop.' It orreeld appear that
ayetern should.be established • with this
with the grain crop, Silhichl,has been' rt
one regular system. i ',- ,
_ That trio& whickwilf preserve as mt
natural juices of the gnaw an possible, an,
cheapest practical meaner, Is the one 11
deavored to attain. • • enunting nothing: ,
and team, we de -not Flay out one &shit
for tutting andiecurini our hay, at env
one, and es WI tons pce acre. In this r
country, "a,msjonty of our mowing lands,
posed. of clay • and •quito (ree from stoner
lose ten times more of Our hay by cutting
then by cutting tee early. : Mane. l e t e v •
and herds grate stand 411 the seeds nen?,
consequence the stems Ibenome hard and ai r
good share of the lessee have changed to art
ish itate,-and the esplata! Sap has left the ,
To get et - the most proper time fen Iv
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-.hat rule the watherer of her
u inquire .._ , ,w ,
in ailing his med,ne] west, or lee di
plants. In collecting{ herka and plants,
them as soon as they coma mw flower.
period they contain all; their useful quint
•by cutting at this peril. (h ey secure the
quantity of oil; but he bs hat are cut at,
od and dried in the curt, lose much ()lasi
orating sud essential qiialities !Wu they di'
in-the shade. Plants 4 all sorts, '1 they t
in full vigor, and after*arils carefully hied,
out any, waste of their natural . juices. v.'r
bleaching with rain nr evaporating in tha
contain • quantity of i nouriabiog .matter is
double what they do when! allowed to attain
full growth and make siimei progress toward d
When mowing is delayed,lss it very frequet
till an advanced periodhaf the season, vibe's
have not only reached their ultimate growt
begin to decay, this description of tierbso
become tasteless, dry:, ,ough, and less cowl
Also over care in dryiri intbe hot sun, by - 1
trig the juices of the early intake, most pn
similar kind of fodder. 1 1
, To commence with ;theicutting-and I mam
curing: we will suppoire the grass to be a
burden, and in full priiiie !for the scythe, bi
ripe. , The workmen Should be rn ide Ito
low as possible, especially I if there abound,
bottom, thereby increaling the crop, and i
grass mown in the foreiricorn should be sprer
fore dinner. As sao • as : the external:wet
and it becomes partial y ' wilted, we:put -
winrows with a irevolv rir horse felts, and
the sun goes down, into cocks of from 6L
pounds; what grara is {eat in the lattexpert
day, remains in the swarth till next day.
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Grass should be math: Into cocks of Talent
feet high, not by rollin i g,l but by laying out
full upon another, and iilas small dianieter 1
hese as possible and iit i nd firm; draw the
hay out from the bottoni ell around and lay tit
the top with the ands hinging downward. II
grass is put togethei in/ manner, ilia re itc
measure out of danger I ' ,
It will ber proper to ; give them an airing bete
they are removed to the barn, and metiers:ate
that portion which Icothes , in contact wia
ground. When neleesery, the first drying,
and fair day. lay th m aver by putting, the tsi
the cock on the gthund and so manage sfte
putting as dry a bundle with the green, ill
hove one cock mae upLagein, out of, two t
put toge th er. By this treatment there is i t
1
speedy exhalation of moisture by - the won of
sir, while an inci ient finmentstion will wok
discharge a portion of lapat, end thus Prow,
drying of the ha i y; by increasing the Sespor
of aghe humid p rticles.l By 'this treatelent
bay is secured omit theirnalser wiaVs I to IBM
it to the barn, I .
Clover hay simuld remain longrOn the.
then moat other raaseel, that all the larger Ve
may undergo their proper fermeroatioU. lief,
removing to the stecksierd or ham, We mica
turn the cooks bottom side up an hour or toot
fore.loading. ; - 1
Hay cured in this manner II mu , h healer.!
cause snit so much of the natu,al juice, steer,
orated by the: direct heat, of the sun - its unit
t og a p ar ti a l fermentation to tee cock; preps
to he'placed ire larger blithe, ' Hay coo] at
Manner, should nut bel!thmt lad by the : Am
into a mow all together, but ores or two leOi
day put 'together, and a mow of tw - Sity .s
should occupy the period of three Werlo in fililt
that it may, all begot in as green ash Footle ,
The mow should be trent as lightly as porsba
the time of filling. , , '
When reties are entertained of oar him
nun a layer of dry straw or sialtsacre
whole, is an excelliMt thing. 'This =arse fa'
absorbing the extra juidesof the Inle, rem
andthaekes it more tender and palatable.
prefer this method to the common one of ,
for the above reason—euel that we May sales
days for feeding the stock their salt le wino er,
brining the hay on the more mild and et
dam when they have the least appetite. la r
manner, we have a ready market for our pour
hay. Cattle end sheep devour it with a goad
petite. If farmers would pay more repel
this manner of - salting their sunk, say to
hundred pounds of hay use a pint land s'
fine salt and one pail of Water, they would b
remunerated for their awe labor.' Sheep
other stock will look as full in these fainen
of winter, by thus salting their food, es they
in :he most favorable weather on gnarl hay.
When grass is quite ripe, it.should beer
to the sun valuta as pownble after it is retie
be made into large coarser removed immee
to the barn, that by a steaming process, the
stalks may become morel valuable.; Hay 51
in no wise be put into the barn or slack whir
there is more hey damaged in this manner
by securing it too green., That hay which c
out of the mow the moat Solid will Spend the
There is more value in eked of bay taken
land that produces shout ene? and a half tat
the acre, than there is in , that . hay; which is
from lands that produce thuch heavier or lie
burden. ;
In stacking hay, first gut in the rack about'
tons, and let it rest two or three days before a
is added. 'The stockman thould be careful al
treading near the miter a de but as much o
will in the; middle, and mind and keep the c
the highest. Four or re tons make the
convenient stack; We have 'different wa,
stacking recommended to prevent vermin. Bo
the stack be put up as aboVe directed in its pro
time before the seed is featured, and there'
danger of mice; but when it et: happens that!
muse be put into stacks in ;a ripe state, salting
aid in preventing - the depredations of vermin,
such hay should.be fed out the finit winter.
Tight barns are preferable to more open
with Ventilation at the toc:; the beet will note.
to the centre of the move Out remiths mote e'llel
over the whole than it will in an open bay.
A very , common but bad practice is to pct
assorted lot of hay over a cow, calf,'or heasast
for spring Use, where it hai reteivedall the el- ,
arising finial the manure ,be low all ; winter, wi
cannot add to the quality of the hay, for
a - time when the teeth is the most leiri,
the best hay for spring work comes out of aen
pressed mow, as little 'exposed to the air as Poo
ble. By dividing the mow and hay-stack with'
hay knife, 'not only keeps i the.hay es fresh at y
sible, by firet feeding out one - half, but are
better judge at what time of winter our (car
half spent.
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As weer:abet cut ell our grass in' properset
we reverse our mowing
the field-which was lan smith.
to receive I
year. by; coiling this sot
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Dragsrakes ere very fashionable in then Fag :
for rwling , light grass, sad-filer j the cart. &
s hey ere of very great aidvantage; in facilitate s tlie.woek. , They are made with a light hesdut
feet long; the teeth set in.the head inches spat
and 14 inches long ; the handle. enters the tad
in two parts iihout•tem and a half feat vendee
and united together about four fiet from the hni
where a convenient place is fixed fur the heed i?
draw by. 'The smell tend rake ; is pretty roca
laid aside.. What would,have re quired the !LW
of a boy-,einri four of - five men tan years age I'
rake oeer.,:new is di:posed of equally as well b
one boy eight, --and another fourteen veal, old,
horse and !evolving rake, and drag rake.
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TPens, which he will sell - as low as sl,rli•
Silver Pee it cue. Also, Benedict & 8. 1, g 0
Congress pe6s. of which will be sold st .V.c•
armorer"' prices. .
A superior lot of Gold Pencil cases and Pens.' l
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