0 pUrrn.tf)'** 4. I'm single yet—l'm single yet And years have flown since I came out 1 In vain I sigh—ln veto 1 flet - ye gods!what etc the men ohm/ tt stow I'm weenty—oh, ye powers! A sprotteelt toe ti hard to bear— On earth alone to pass her hours. And nacre:aide 'dad apes—down there. ho ofreryet—no offer yet I'm puzzled ilatts to make It oat; For every beau my cap I set, What; what, what are the men about They don't propose-'they Won't propose, For fear, perhaps. I'd not eay Jolt let them try—for heaven knows I or, tired of single-blosiednese, - b l ot married yet-4ot married kit The-deuce is in the men, I fear ; • I'm like I—somothlrg to be let, And to be lee alone—that's clear. The say. l lhe's pretty—but no think— And love without krona in debt:" ha/hate. my nerves to think . That I have had no otter yet: if anb pumor. 12 - Sweets and Soars.—,Mrs.Margaret Parrish, a sharp.nosed elderly lady, residing in Norris al: layo--resolved to put np a small jar of preserved quinces, from which to regale her lady visiters du ring the coming winter. Mr. David Parrish, her husband, is a hand-working man, sod of-course has a sharp ar - it'etite. He came home in the dusk of the evening. yesterday; quite hungry. and indulged the fond hope that his wife had been ihoughtful enough to prepare him some supper But a poor women can't attend to every thing at once, and Mrs. Parrish bad quite enough to do to prepare the sweetmeats for her guest., without Itt. sommoding herself to get tea for her husband:— The preserves were stewed nicely,taken off and set on a table to ,cool, while MM. Parrish 'vent up stairs to attend to some ether business. Mean. while the hungry David comes in end immediately en agreeable odor meets his olfactories ; he tracks the preserves by the. scent, tastes them and finds theta much to his liking. "First rate P' cried David Parrish, snacking his lips, etMadge 'is improving 4—that!s a mess good enough foe the Governor." In ten minutes, Da. did had muds clean tvork of it.' Mrs, Parrish en. tees, and seeing be, husband, runs to the dish where she had deposited the dainties, when lo! they weir gone. She looks at David and sees the evidences of his guilt still sticking to his lipr. "Where are my preserves II trice she, in the greatest terror. "Your w hat 1" says Dsvid, " I thought it was mu supper.", "Your rapper, you wretch; don't tell nie that you've eaten them ;—now don't," The trembling culprit stem:tiered out all acknowledgment of his crime. "Then I'll swear I'll not live with • you an other hour !" cried !gm. P. '•l've stood your bru tal treatment long enough,—you monster t—but .this last touch is too much for me. A whole half peck of quinces and two pounds of seven cent su :gar all at one slap—for supper.` 0 heavens I'm an abused wife, FO I am, and I'll have ycu put -in jail for tyrannising oser the softer ses,—so will. Two pounds of seven cent sugar!" Here Mrs. P. went inlp strong hesteries, remaining ter. ritriesll3r- A - crowd gathered about the house and 'She police officers seeing Mrs. P.'s condition, tho't she must have been chocking'} teratea hi her beast of a husband. .The criminal wes arrested, but to show the forgiving sweetness of woman's nature, Meg, P. did not appear against him., Se he esca ped all punishment for big misderal,exetpt a night's 2vrisonment.—[Phila. Pennsylvanian. Gentle country parson who •ws , not over-promptly Fail by his parishioners, on ntcring the church one sabbath morning, mrt one •c -f the most wealthy of his 119ek, and asked the loan of a dollar. '!Certainly," saiitha F man, at tbo same time handing over the coin. Domine put it into his pocket:ena.preathed the sermon in most capitol sye,stul'on'coming;dArn 'handed the identical dollar to thermal] limn whom .ho borrowed it. “Why,” eiclainnil- she lender, lou have nct used the money nt It has I r on of great use to me, neverthele,:s," replied the; parson; "I always preach en much .better when I have money in my pocket." The hint was taken, and the Inlanes of hia,sal ary was got together the fallowing day. r=2"The Crisis—A Culluqrs.— , .Why; . blers sme, Mrs. Jono , , you don't look well this afternoon. You hain't got the reser andagur, has you 1" ' <No, alarm ; but I'm worry unhappy my 'us. 'band tells !no the crisis has arriticd." -The ctins! why- it ain't posit:lle ! When did be hedr that !" AL, " h , it, it wee in every body's mouth, he Bays. at the political meetin' ['other night, and they all seeme.l mightily consented about "Well; now that I recall, tt it, my old man read it from the paper, the night alum net, that it had arrived sure enough, end the etbter seemed to be an a peck of trouble about it, too." Goodness irneious! v,haell we do! - "1 hain't nn 'dear, unles, the Governor calls out the railitiar."—[. 0. Picayune. cr Posing a Putog”glie --Sally lanes hart ,you done ,that sum f set you r' ..No, thir. f can't do 'Can't do it ! I'm ashamed of you. Why, et your age I could do any rum that was art me. I hate that wor.d.4.,tan't'! for theio jr no sup:l4lllkt can't be &one', I tell you." "1 think,tliir, that I know a thum,you can't thifor “Ila ' well, Sally, lei hear it.” ith thith, thir : If ono apple eauthed the ruin of the whole human Toth. bow many thuch will it take to make a barrel of thweet glitter, thin? ..Mies Sally Junts, you may turn to your par sing lesion." • CFA ford of Pork.—ln a neighboring lawn. .in which they were building a railroad, ■ party of men, who were employed there, weal to the store of a real Lee Yankee, and. thinking they would shOw &specimen of their wit,one asked for a yard of pork, whereupon the Yankee deliberately cut off three pigs' fret, and handed them to the man.— Fat, not at fi:st understanding the joke, asked: ..And sure, and is that whatyou would beafter ca'ling a yard of pork?" ~C ertainly," replied the Yankee, coolly, •don't you krow that in this country three feet make a yard." Fts/L:Ll.,atnbwas one day returning ;turn a dinner party in the oubtirbs of London. It was rainy, and the stage consequently crowded, when a gentlemen attempted an entry, but paused and sulked Somewhat doubtfully t : oAre you all full irshle?" don't know how h is with the . otbiq gent], .men;" said Lamb, in bin own quiet way. “trat I must any that last piece of oyster pie did the bud- Ulna fur me." 1. 'Cut Direct.--la a man and his wife both one r asked the wife of n certain gentleman, who in a state of stupefaction, was holding his aching bead with both his hands. •• ...Yea, I supposo so," was the reply. •••Well, then," said she, came home drunk last night, and ought to be ashamed of myself." This back handed rebuke from a long suffring, but affectionate wife, effectually cured him of his drinking propensity. CT - An Irishman once said be was born at a very early period of his life, and if he lived until he died—and the I,ord only knew Whether he would or net—his tool would see mato Ireland before it loft America. 'lfecolica, Sir," said a tavern keeper to a :.emari who tyriiiiabout leasing his house with poying the 'treckoninc,'' "recollect, sir, if you loso your purse , yen didn't pull it out here." It E4OLIITICINt — IN IRELAND GREATGATIIEVING OF TIIE PEOPLE AT TILE cc TODE rlf .1s( on Erriank Marta.. Centre Sliest; 1.3 between Market•rol Norwegian Stn. and imme diately oppnaite the Drug store of J no. C. Brown. • Jacob Emma and Myeis respectfully announce to the citizens or Pottsville nod the coot Region. that they have just received from Philadelphia a large and extensive assortment of J). Goods, Groceries. sad Qemericare,'which wilt sell at the very at cash prices. The scarcity of money at this Mite induces every lane to purchase where goods can be obtained the cheapest, and they are More their prices will suit the .times. It Is the interest of all IA give them a cell pee , violss to purchaaing elsewhere. They have always on Cam, Shouldrr. and ether hand Butter. Eggs„Potstoes. country produce, which they will dispose of cheap for tub. 'Don't forget the tew Aug.l9, 1849, PIIILADELPITIA DUX GOODS TOWNSEND SUARDLESS Q SONS, PIIILADELPIII•, •. HAVE received British Priam, Moditzelinen, and Manchester Ging hatns,Woratsd Mertens, Damask and Raffinate, Alpacas, Coburg Cloths, and Mohair lug . ties. English and Florida Lattings, all colors. - Irish Sheetinge, Linen Damasks, and Diapers. New style tong and square Shawls and Gals Melds. Cogil.b Blankets and superior Mars. Quilts. - Real Welsh and silk warp Fla nnels. Indian Silks, Shawls, tieesuckas and Handkerchiefs. French moons. Casshneres, and rich Vesting,. Stich autumn Silks and Shawl. in variety. French Merinos of the best roanufectories. • Embossed Cloths, Told, and Piano Covers. Neat goods atoll kinds for Friends' use, Septip-_394mo] 32 South Second St., Dbltad'a. - • TOILETTE AND VAH OI mibi VOtt gale at Martin's Drug store, a variety of fancy erode and other fancy. soap; half teeth, and nal brushes, De mei oil, Os marrow and Dear's Masa. Po custom to stick and pots, Tooth and Pearl powder, sod man/ mho' attirlill 111 that line wbicb era offered vary *WV StePte sna stamina for yyartallYl.. Sou 17%31 • - • AMA' r xABTRT. - . • CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS. ft el/skid:es Cheep Carpet Store. PERSONS -wishing to boy Carpets and OW Clothe d- very cheap, will find A greatly to their advantage to call on the subscriber, as be is under a very low lent, and bueothet expenses are so light that he Is ena bled to sell goods, wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices in the cite, and be erect a rely choice assort ment of Beautifid Imperial; Superfine Ingrain, • CARPETS. Fine and Medium do. • Venttines ofaS itfada...l And 011 Cloths from 2to 24 feet wide, to cut for rooms, hallo, &c. with a great variety of low priced Ingrain Carpets, from 25 to 50 cents, cud Stair and Entry Car pets, from 10 to 50 canto per yard. Also Dearth Rugs, Table Corers, Floor Moats, Cotton and Rag sliarnes„.to.,-, • H. li. ELURIDGE, No. 41 Strawberry street, one dont above Chesnut; aug2ll 35 3m • near Second—Phtladelnhia. TO BUILDERS AND CARPENTERS. THE talbperl ber begs leave to inf.rna hm friends.and Abe puhMic in gsneml, that he has pnrcbased the Lumber Yard. formally owned by Zinn A; Wilt, at Schuylkill Haven, opposite the Farmer's Bank. AVI - tere he intends is keep constantly on hand a full assortment of sea.oned Ousquehahna Lumber, consisting of tithe and yellow`-pine boards. • liVeather beards, pummel boards and plank, from I to 2 incites thick, and door stiles to in thick, 6 in. will. Hemlock joiceland scantling, joint and lap abinglets, Plastertn* Lath, &c. with a few thousand feet of seasoned Ash Plank from Il to 3terhes thick, all Of wh i ch he will tell on the most reasonable terms. Tie would most respectfully Invite all purchasers to call and examine for themselves, before buying elsewhere, - DAVID D. LEWIS: August IL', 'Pt - PLEASE TO READ THIS. t A . GOOD CRANCE TO CLEAR FROM 8.500 TO 81,CDO A YEAILA gents wanted in every Town and County ih the union, to selL“Sears' hew and Popu ar PctialicM Werke,' universally acknowledged go he the hest and chespeat ever published, as they cer tainly are the moat saleable.• Any active agent may clearglsoo or 41.000 a year. A cash capital of 835 or 450 will be necessary. Full partientars'of the priori plea and pinata or the agency will be riven on applica tion, either peraunally or by' letter. The p-EOge mutt in all easels be paid. Please to address RODEBT SEARS, Publisher, , No. 120 Nassau EL, New York. ' TX- Newspapers copying the above. (including this notice,) and giving It eight insertion.. shall receive any one of the bound volumes, which retell it 8150 per val Send only one paper directed as above. August '25,181d. 33--21 - TENNENTII WASHINGTON GALLERY or DAGUEREOTYPE.I,- .Nb. 234 Nora Second Street, X. w:, co rner of Callowkiil Street, Philadephta. THE Likenesses taken are beaut•fully colored at this well known esta Wish ment, far One Dollar, are uni versally conceded 10 be equal in every respect to any in the city. Pictures Wren equally well in cloudy and clear weather. A blue assortment of Medallions and Lockets on hand, at from 32 to 85, including the picture. • The Sitbscribers respectfully invite the citizens of ,Schuylkill County, to call and examine specimens of the-latest Impenveme•itm in the art of Daguerreotyping, which will be exhibited cheerfully and vvithona charge. - T. & .1. C. TENNENT. Philadelpgia, June "..`B. '49. HENRY C. OLIVER, THREAD AND NEEDLE STORE. • Xs. 178 Chesnut &nets:Pore Secenth,—Philadaphin. KEEL'S constantly On hand the largest and best ast sortment. of 'Zephyr and Tapestry Worsted. Can vas, Steel Betide. Rig Clasps, Tasse's, Punse Rings, plain and shaded Porn,: Tn4st,,Crnteliett Pam Purses, Sewino ' , ilk, Spool Cntin 'Pitent Thread, Needles, Pine, Tidy Cottonk,Kniitina' Pins, Silk end Fancy But• tons, Cords. Tapes, Silk, rotten, Worsted and Linen Braids, Embroideries, Perfumeries, and s general as sortment of English, French, and American Fancy goods. Aleo,snlee gent fin BRINGIIERST'S CELEBRATED HAIR MIXTPRIL for removing dandruff and dressing the hair. giving it a tine glossy appearance, being deci dedly the bent article now in sire—cheap for canli wholesale and retail at the TDREAD AND NEEDLE STORE. No. 178 Chesnut Streq, Philadelphia. - Philadelphia, Sent.2.'46 5 r 30-omo DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS, the Tours Hat,. Centre St red.—POT ILL[ BY WILLIAM WARREN. sad gentlemen of tills place and vicinity ore L informed that they can have their LIKENESSES taken as well in this place an in the best estahlishments to Philadelphia. To make them satisfied of the tact, they arc respectfully invded to call at the rooms and ex amine specimens and judge for themselves. They can be taken as well in cloudy weather as in fair. Terms the most reasonable, in view of ths. perfection of the exe cation. Instructions given in the art on reasonable terms. Sept 23,1515-29-, PIONEER FIRE rmen: MANU FACTORY. A. ?STREW J. Respectfully informs those .C 1 who are enraged in Business, that he is prepared to till orders for any quantity of a very superior nrtirte manufactured under his immediate napery Won, of the very heat material and which are warranted to give satisfaction. Ile hat nn hand Blat and Puddling Fiirnate Fire raid:to - de.' shapes and men. Grate Futeres. Fire Cement and Fire Mortar Fire Sarni and Fire Clay ; all of Superior. qualities Articles of every description made to order at modes' ate Prices. Those who entnist their orders to the sub scriber, may depend on halm,: them executed at the shortest notice and on the most favorahle terms. Be inn a pricrtrat'Slaimfacitirer, he knows that he can furnish articles in his line which will favorably eyranpzte with any thine in the Market. Beforonc , . fn mad° to the lotion Inn puttee, who liner tested the Fire [hick Manufactured at the Pitaiehr Fire Brick :11am:factory. E, W. McGinnis, Pottsville ; Third Patterson, do.; Wm. Peilaven, Minersville; Edward E. Bland, Potts ville; James U. Patterson, do. .Potisvilh.. July 22, GagA.T DAOGAINS IN DRY GOODS 7. At No. SO Xura 774ird Street, (`24 ,floor.) • PIM. • ^FLPZZIA• COFNTRY merrhanhi and others wilt find FANCY and miler DRY GOODS, from the Philadelphia and New York auctions. entletacieg such articles only as ran be bouelit at less' titan ordinary market cater— thereby enabling him to 'apply throe who bay for CASII ens than ran he furnished OS., cre. A. DEWAT.D. SO 'North Third Rued., Philadelphia. NEW BOOKS. The Ima7r. et' His Fat) cr. nr nne ib,yjs more Feniiide than a dozen Girls, by the author t;l r "Whom to Mar- The Wanderers, or the lit, dNobleman, a stsry '25 of sea and land adventur 25 Agnes, or the l'ossessee, a I tNelation of Mesmer ism. by T. S. Arthur, The Mysterious Personage. or the Man with the Hare Lip, and the Paler Heir, by Sidney Sinclair, 25 The Russian Sketch Book. by Ivan Golovine, 25 Together with n rhnice rollectinn of books of every de scription, bound and in paper rovers, for sale wholesale and retail, at prices nt suit the times at Oct 7-11) ' HANNAN'S Cheap Murk, Stationery and Variety Stores._ PURE WHITS - LEAD. Wetheellt 14. Brother, MNl T l.:ll ( Pi,l lß h E as li .e S t'in N w .o a ° cc s 4 - . 1' 41ft% r oYtTei ' r t s re •a e r t : ranted pure WHITE LEAD, and those customers who have been sparingly supplied in tonsequence of a run on the article, shall now hare their orders filled. - Nn known tillistance possesses those preservative sad beautifying prnpenies, so desirable in a paint, to an equal extent with unadulterated white lead ; hence any admixture of other materials only mars its value. It has,therefore, peen the steady aim of the manufacturers, for many years, to supply to the public a perfectly pure white tend, and the unceasing demand for the antrle, is proof that It has met with favor. It Is Invariably brand ed on one head WP.THERILL , 11110THER In full, and nn the other, warranted pare. all in red letters. IrtoST — tiA7iLING MANUFACTORY AND WAIIEROOMS. . .. . . . Twelfth. Street, below fIuttonwood,—PHILIMELNITA. , I THEunderslimed manufacture IRON ItAILINGi of every style, =. VERANDAS, GATES. PEDES i II TAU., ARBORS, BEDSTEADS and all descriptionsofornamental ___F.,,.407;;;,.. and architectural Iron Work, in ,N5?? J 10.....??..:the hest manner, at reduced prt -1.-: er __ • - ces. 1-,z-z.,1:::.2.r . ,.....,..._., _ Always on 'hand, a supply of Fire Proof doors arid Shllltcra. a heavy mock of Reveal and Common flinger. Shutter Bolts, Store Room Bolts. and all descruninns of builders' iron work. This establishment, by far the most extensive of the kind in the city, employs none but competent workmen, possesses the advantages of steam-power and suitable machinery, and is n adei. the personal supervision of the proprietors, who are practical men of long experience. affords to ifspatrons the gnanatitce that their orders he properly and promptly executed Phlla,Octl4-42-Ivl 11EIN8 ADAMSON: N.B.—On band. •20,000 quarter black an curs, assorted sizes. manufactured with great care, will be rinsed out in lots to sun purchaser., at cost. [pull ND. Itno I -The East India 'tea Company. HAVING OPENED A TEA WAREHOURF, -W. 1.22, Alirt. Third curet. seat dour to Old Rotterdam Hotel, • FOR the disposal of their choke GRF.EN AND . 1 4 Nr,„:ILACK TEAR, of the latest importations, would respectfully invite a call from country merchants and others visiting our city. Our tens are nr the tritest quality, and very, fragrant,ha ring been select ed with the greatest care and at unusual low prices. Poe ate country trade they will he packed in quarter. half, or pound packages, if preferred= thus furnishing two advantages; Ist In draught. 111 an assort mein of teas fora very small amount of capital, The latter particularly is oradvantage to persons of moderate means, and whose sales of the article are limited. Our determination is to avoid all unnecessary expense that -will have a tendency to Increase the cost of nue teas, hence the present count of cirrnlar letters to the trade instead of travel/nig agents, a practice pursued by some °fou r erdemporarles, at very great expense. These Agents must be paid whether they. make sales or not. With the advantages we possessor porn ring Tens r and a close application to hnalneap, to •ay nothing of atten ding to ode own busiless,andaot entrusting it to others mull ultimately insure us nature of your custom. Pottsville Stearn Planing and TURNING MANUFACTORY. T ILE undersigned have made complete and perma nent arrangements for the manufacturing of Floor Boards, Window Sashes. Sowed laths. Bed Posts,4Ta ble, Crib, and Washstand Legg, Atvningand Hocking Posts, Bannisters, Stump Feet, Rolling Pins. Potato Smashers, Bench and Hand Screws, porch and Newel rn.til, Boil Pingo:id a general varlet) . of turning Of all kinds. They will keep conStantly on hand Yellow and White Pine Floor Boards. clashing and Laths, and other finished work worthy the attention of builders. They hove circular sa 4 . s for slitting stuff to any dimension toga frod Inc building or other mirposein Fel.s 041 11. STRAUCH & Co. Coal Scrs Coal Screens !! rpliE smcriher is een extensively eneaved in the nianu d factory of WOVEN WIRE SCREENS upon an mprox xd and •mirelynew Principle for which he has secured LETTERS PATENT. and Which lie confident- ly believes will he found upon trial, superior to every other screen in age for durability and all the qualities oft good screen. They are woven entirely of WirE, and can be made wit b - meshes aud t h reads of any re gnfred strength. WIRE WEAVING *OF EVERY DESCRIPTION will be execated at the shortest notice. and screens ma d e t o ,every pattern, adapted 'to all the Uses for which scrcenra re required. 'I , subscriber has recently removed his estain Ilshmentt r Coal Steel, neon the corner of Nnrweziar street. HENRY JENRINE. ' Potteef' e. April 1546 CIRCULATE THE DOCVAIILIVIVIL German and English Taylor Almanacs (or 15th, by - ilioGross or Dozen. - German Life of Gen. Taylor, - • Ranch and Ready Test Rook and Almenaz. • Taylor Minstrels. • By the hundred. doze*, or slagle copy. - Jost - reeelv led and far tale by the subscriber. Clubs supplied at law tate aby Ms quantity.AN . 13.11NAS. sot. li /13 ! THE MINERS' JOURNAL, AND POTTSVILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER. ~f . DEL. SIVSYN - E'S • COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD, CHERRY: The Origiast and (Maui., Preparation. cosecstrron: COTIO IIB . Colds,, Asthma; Bronchitis, Liver Cow plaint. Spitting Blood. difficulty of Breathing, Pain in the Side and Breast. Palpitadon of the heart, /nth:t ense, Croup, broken Constitution, Sore Throat. Ner vous Debility, and all diseases of the Threat, fireaet and. Lange, the moot effectual and speedy cure ever known. for any of the above disease. ts, - Dr. Swarm's Dr. Com. pound !!!rnp of Wild Cherry. sw.„yrig•B VERMIPUGE lean agreeable topic, tind very effectual in destroying Worms, curing Dyepepsia, Sick Headache, Soar Stomach, be.. It is extremely palatable and perfectly harmless, if administered tOtha tenderest infant. Remember t I have changed nip hot• UM to a square, havirg my portrait en each. DR. SW AYNE'S SARSAPA. & "EXT. TAR PILLS are • mild and gentle purgative. drieurpaseed by arty r _ dione for re,ntoi ing the bile, cleansing the stomach, and effectually purifying the blood. These medicines are no longer amringthose of doubt ful utility. They have passed away from the thousands daily Munched upon the experiment, nod now stand higher In reputation,and are becoming more extensively u.ed than any other preparation of medicine ever pro duced for the relief of eu Tering man.- They have been introduced very genemtly through the United States and Europe, and there are few towns of importance but what contain some remarkable evi dence of their good effects. For pronfof the forrgning statement*, and of the value and efficacy of these med icines, the proprietor will insert a few of the many thou sand testimonials, which have been presented to him by men of the first respectability—men who have higher views of moral responsibility and justice, than to certi fy to facts, nesause it will do another a favor, and them selves no injustice. Stich testimony prove conclusive ly, that their turpaseing excellence Is established by their intrinsic merit', and the unquestinnahle authority of public opinion. The instpntaneoun relief they afford, mid the nothing influence diffused through the whole frame by their use, render them meat agreeable reme dleafor the enlisted. Consuunitinn of the Imam Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of cherry! ."The.greatent suediclue to the World: Still another wonderful cure: Norristo trrt, Pa., Oct. 19, 1847 Dr. Swaynet—Dear Sirs—This is to certify that ray wife Was attacked with a violent rough. which settled tan her lungs ; violent pains in the side and breast, spit ting of blood. loss of appetite, great debility and all the symptoms of confirmed Consumption., ' She was atten ded by three physicians', all of whom pr . imounred her beyond recovery. I was at this timelecommended to try your Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. With little nino hopes, I procured two bottles of Dr. Sletnmer of this pl ice, and by its use ; not obliged to confess that us eff..cts were really surprising. Sim badbeen unable to d o anything for the lest eight months; 'at times she mould spit blood by the tumbler full, hist by the use of your valuable Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry was ~ I ttirely Cured, and is' now attending to her housework as usual. Illy Intention in calling at your office was to see you persohally, and offer thanks and gratitude to you as a public henefactor,for compounding such a val uable medicine aa yours has proven to be to the afinve Case. WILLIAM ALEXAALIEB. Ara= of eleven 3.eare at permanently cased by Dr. Swayue'• Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, atter all other remedies had failed. Cincinnati, Feb. 19, 1817. Dr.Steamer—This Is ft/certify that eleven years ago last fall,l was troubled with the Asthma, which increa= Bed upon me In defiance of all the remedies 1 could hear of, until the year 1839-49, when 1 was obliged to leave my native New England for a milder climate. which had the effect to mitigate my sufferings for three nr lim a years, after which rue disease Increased until last winter, and my sufferings were intense,almost be yond endurance. beingobliged to sit upnight after night learn inability to sleep in bed. Last fall 1 felt the symptoms earlier than usual in the season. but hearing that Dr. Swayne'srottipound Syrup of Wild Cherry was a sovereign remedy for biseases of the Lungs, I immediately commenced Its use, and the result was almost immediate relief. For the last six weeks 1 have not felt the least symptoms of the Asthma, end feel confident that f am well of it, and that 1 have been cured by the above named inedicine. Yours, respectfully, J. W. KNIMIT . • IA alloy street_dietween 3d and fth. DR. SWATNE IN THE SOUTII —The most won. derful cure on record: Read itf , 15'11min:ton, N. C., Jon. 1201,1647. Dr. Swaynelf—Dear Strf—flavlng been almost mi raculously cured by your valuable medicine, I think it not more than, common gratitude in me to make one addition to the long list of certificates which you have' received of remarkable cures by your medicine, Do ring the two years preceding last August, I was very much distressed by a very timlcol.l and racking cough, ant! during the loiter port of the time it continued to grew worse. and indeed In July my friends gave inc over, has ing Med all kinds of ineilit ine, satin', he good for such diseases, without the least gond effect. I was reduced almost to a perfect corpse, and had scarfely .any flesh iipnn my body, and for a long time never thought to roe from toy bed again. A friend one day asked me if I had tried Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, and advised me to do, so at once, as he heard that it hod toothed a great litany wonderful curer. I took his attire ant after using upSeveral bottles of it, I grew so much better. that I was enabled to leave my bed, and afferwaids to walk about the house, and go out into the street_ In as encourlized by this, and continued the tree of your medicine, and now, by moans I ,of tie oalndericil cu'rative powers, I ion perfectly well, and enjoy ine nee of all my faculti e s, Just as much as if I Ii 1.1 never been afflicted in the way 1 bare dpscriii. Ed In you. I have n otten this not thinking that It wilt at all Intere-t you, but humbly hoping that it wilt have its note of intlnenre in causing your valuable medicine to be spread among mankind, and in assisting to raise you to that station n hick you richly deserve, for your persevering efforts forthe public good, Respcit fully your friend and admirer, • J SUES R.• AMA ND. Crimmentam such evidence as the above is unneces sary. A single 'Old wilfplare Ur. Sivavnr.'e Coinponnd Syrup of Wild Cherry beyond the reach of competition In theestintatiOn of every patient. But Its healing vir tues wilt be Its bent reeemniendation. 'IMPORTANT CAUTlON.—tioad! Read f—There is but one genuine preparation of Wild Cherry, and that Is Dr. Swayne's, the first ever offered to the public, which has been sold larg_ly thrnughout the U. Stales and some parts of Europe; and all preparations called by the name of Wi:rl Cherry have been put nut since., this, tinder awes of sums deceptive rircunistatices, - fit order to give currency to Clair sales. By a Ong obser vation, no person neon mistake the genuine from the false. Each Smile of the genuine is enveloped with a Beautiful steel engraving with the likeness of William Penn thereon . ; also, Dr. el wayne's signature ; ansbas a feather see:linty. the portrait of Dr. S wayne will be ad ded hereafter, so as to distinguish his preparation from all others. Now, if it was not fir the great t curative properties and knnwn virtues of Dr. Swayne's Com pound Syrup of Wild Cherry, persona would not be ent deavoting in give currency to their"lictitious nostrums," by stealing the name of Wild Cherry. Remember, al ways, bear in mind the mints of Dr. Swayne, and be not deceived. Principal office, corner of Eighth , and Race streets, Philadelphia. DR. SWASN Wei VIIthIIFUGE—An etreetunt reme dy (or Worms, Dyspepsia, CM.lers. Morbits, Delfcate, Sickly or Dyspeptic children, Conrinsiobsond the more useful family medicine tthiehlias ever been offered to the puhhe. . Worms are capable of producing great disturbance In the system ;not only do they aggravate all ordi non d ia eases, but they also give Meet° a great variety of very alarming and anomalous affections. Indeed the' whole train of ppasmod is and convulsive diseases may plotted from the irritation of Worms in the alimentary canal. Cholera, Epilepsy, Catelepsy, Tetanus, Fantods, Ma nia. and Convulairms, as well nen variety of !Verrone Affections, are not unftermently the effect of this cause. Deses`rsta on lantots-rros —There ate few com plaints more common am,ing all classes than the abort disease, the stomach and the Intestinal canal parts of a rnost delicate structure and possessed of a most exqui site seesibility are daily subject to this complaint, from indulgence or improper food, a few of the symptoms are dullness or dimension la the region of the stomach, belching of wind, sometime. Impaired appetite, Rant knot, coated tongue in the morning, deoremion of spirits, tenderness, at the pit of the etomach, often cold feet, Paliritatinn of the Heart, sallow complexion, nr disturhed bowels, these diseases yield to this valuable Verminrce, or great antidvapeptic medicine. BEWARE OF INlP o3ll l o lV.—Strayne.e Vermifuge Is in square bottles (being recently changed to prevent counterfeits, also to pack to a better advantage) with the following wntrisblown in the giass : Dritcwaynt's Vermifuge, Philaila., also enveloped in a beautiful wrapper, bearing the signature of Dr. Swayne, with bin portrait one tell side of the bottle willincrt which none is genuine, This article la so pleasant to the tame that both children and adults are universally fond of DR st WAYNE'S COMPOUND trAItsAPARILLA AND EXTRACT OF TAR 'lLl.B—The great American Purifier—Mr the removal and permanent elite of all dis• eases arising from an impure slate of the blood or hab. it of the system. .• It to an important fart. and one tint hundreds are un doubtedly ignorant Of, that mayor tbe pills in common use, ere emu prwerbof orgh powerful and irritating pur gatife substances that a continuation of their use fnr a short time, as is often necessary In derangements of the liver and digestive organs, will ninny limes be produc tive of serroasconsequences, and not unfrequently pen duce the diseases which they pretend In• cure. These circumstances will plainly point Out the marry advanta ges of Dr. s.wayne's Compound Sarsaparilla and Ex tract of Tar Pills which, thrumb equally certain in their, purgative effects, arc incapable of producing any of the bad effects mentioned above. They produce a natural pleasant evacuation of the bowels—strengthen and in. vigornte the system—restore the tone and activity of the liver and digestive organs—thus effecting all that is re quired for the cute of the diseases under consideration. BEWARE OF MISTA fiF.S.—Remember that each bottle of the genuine medicine bears the signature of Dr. It Swayne without which nons.ran be genuine. See that the name le spelled correctly' 8... ti-a-v-n-e. The above valuable medicines are prepared only by Dr. If. Swayne, corner of fib end Race streets, Phila.. to whom all orders should be addressed. For tale by J. O. BROWN, Druggist,and DANIEL ' , MEEK P. M.. "'enable"; also, by Jas. 113„- Talle and Jar.. W, Gibbs, Minereville; Ilfi irtnier.Vnn Carbon; C.& C. ffuntzinger, Octet. Haven ; T. Williams. Mid dleport ; Daniel Bertsch .Ashland; Charlei Pretty, Or , wlrreburg; Jno Bletenman.llamburgx E.J.Fry, Tarlla.• WM: Jon. Dickson, Easton; Matthew Krause, fleible. hem; Mal. Ebert, Manch Chunk; Eckell & Darndt, Tremont t Cockill & Son;LlewellYnoand by storekeep ers generally.-- , • - • . . 114: 11n , d, vea, anJ N-T Fob Maks to vast • et,' at Datll.sll M bni DT At BILIOTTII... HAAS* EXPECVO/I.A.NT., ; Far Ms Cars of- Consatspnert. Csezils, TO. THE PUBLIC. • -- TN IMESETVTING this valuable medicine tette pub- Ills as a remedy for Consumption, and Pulmonar y DI in general. !have WO actuated bythe 'srest incense - attending its cis in my - own inneediele nelebbathood.and a desire t benefit the aQltted, I shall simply endeavorto m a brief atatement of its Jeendness, and limner elf than's scirprisinacCica cy will enable me to b such proofs of its ainnes as will satisfy the most ineradtdons, that COhiItrhIP TION may and "CAN':Ulit CURED,. Ifthisniefteing is reverted to in time. As - huweier I. a disease which differs Much in the severity of if eying :MU, and the rapidity Grits progress, and has 'nag baf fled the skill of physicians At cannot be - supinited that this or any other remedy, is capable of •erectivie a cure in every case and -7; stage ,Of the diseases_ an the contrary, expect It to fail sorettitees, a eircnmstance which occurs dally,witb all the dost sable remedies we possess, for the most s Imps. diseas es. The proprietor submits the following testimoniala tit its favor front citizen. of this County; will - known to the public. _ Ma, %V. J. Ilats,—llavin; been afflicted fiX the last thirty years with Consumption, and having lid the ad vlevor some of themost etnlnentPhysiclans,tad was gi• len up as Incurable. I was induced to realm tibia your Invaluable Expectorant, and am happy to sa'that I am entirely cured, and am attendann to my daily iccupation as though I had never been afflicted. Prevent to ta king your EXPECTORANT, I could not, In had been so disposed, do anything at my trade. I bay =amended It to several of my friends, and ptalenlarlY one we of Cori ENNED Cormier:lm tindim happy to state that in every instance It had the deed effect Yoarsrespectfully JOSHUA PAFEINs. fichuyiluitlis yen. October 1.1844. rknuirsa mt. Haves, Januait 1,1845, Ilaas,—Dray bens afflicted. with a severe pain in the breast, I tuts hulled to try your Expectorant, and after using one boulsof it, fonnd tt to relieve me, and I do not hesitate in rectramending it to the public asa valuable medicine for Coif', - Coughs and Afflictions of th e Breast.' - lam respectfully yours &c.. - • ' EDWARD 11 - faitliINGER. • IllcauTuitct. Baran, October 19, 1811. . I was taken with a bad cold some time agc, and used one or two bottles ofNr Haw' Espertorost. which re flayed me much,'and should I have oceaclin for the above again,! would freely call on Mr: Mellor hie in valuable Expectorant. DANIEL U. IMAGER. Sunlit/tank Harm Ju1y . ,29,1915. Ma. WILLIllIJ• Ifass,—Dear Sir.—lan , happy to testiN to the emcacy or year expectorant, f* answer leg the purpose for which it was intended, mato( re lieving. Coughs, Colds, &c., • • VOW/ respectfully, CHAS. HUNT:INGER. For sale by the Proprietor at Schuylkill liven, and by the following Agents In Schuylkill ton g . Pottsville—J. S. C. Marlin, ' Ltevrellyn—Johannan Cocktail, Fig. J. Falls, 1. - New Castle—George Eteifanytter. Esq. Port Carbon—Henry Shinier, P. M. Landingville—Color & Drumheller. Pinegrove—Gradr& Farrar, Tamaqua—He liner Sr. Plorganroth, Middleport—ll. Koch . Son, Tuscarora—George R. Dry. ' 4 Ct. Frederick Klett &Co.. have been appAnted gene ar agents in Philadelphia, for Haas' Expemarant. • ASTROLOGY. . THE;subseribe., havin: just arriv ed from 'Sweden, ~...ntfersitts services to thm citizen, of Philaillphia and its vicpity. That ~ thern're morn "t s• thin:a between • beaveiiand earth than ever yvai dreamed of, Is daily made manifest by- thiAstrolimge ; C. W. ROBACK, whose miincles approbeimdre neai those spoken °fin the Scriptures,than any dlatterdayS, by his daily performance of wonders unbeirtm of in;this country; yet quite famlliararethousands in 3uropqrbo have enjoyed bin confidence,among nay be omen. Maned Linear, the present King of Sweden. cools Phil. :ipe, and many of the Englioh,nobility and gniciemen of high rank, who have consulted him reopening losses, .by design or accident, and who have been :ratified in invoking the powers of the Wonderful sci-ace which he has inherited from his ancestors. For *lunation of his powers to forsee the result of law outs, and all undertakings of hazard, and advice for the estora Mon of stolen property, and for the speedy cure .4 diseases of various kinds, heretofore considered ittprable by our best physicians. ' He it also prepared with a quantity of Imiscrlebrated Astrologer's Swedish coesumlion syrup, which is pro dodo; such - wonderful cures in healing ulceration of the Lungs from Consumption. More than 1040 patents have been satisfactorily r seed in Sweden by his won derful remedy. Each bottle is accompanied silk minute directions, and fur sale at his ailice. lie wduld respectfully refer the sceptic4, and all others, in. , Mrs. Moss, Drown strect,between 3d and 41, back of So. )15. M. Mary Miller. No. 3 Ashaned's court, bdween 818 and Oth, and Locust and Walnut etc. • • Mr. Jobb Blair, R Adams cornet, bejaW Fitzsaler. Mr. B. Allan, 317 North 2d et. • Mrs, E. M. Davis. 12 North 2tl M. , Mr. IL Johns, 16 lattle l'inc sr. j Mr: M. Johns, 16 Dean stieet, between :truce and Locum and Fth and nth . , Mr..l. Davies, 23 South 7th at. j . :- Mr. D. Sanaron, 7:1 Wood at., t ,Kensinglon. Mr. Mr Witco, No:6 Hurst st.,betwee2"Lottibifd, South, sth and rah. , lIP has been consulted with by akthe crooned heads of Etirope,and enjoys higher reput.scon as 'apilistrologer than any one living. . c The period plow. his li is generally markedi viill some peculiar circumstances, that has a visible <1 ct nn the conduct of our lives,which Professor Rolla will read i i a and explain to the astonishment and satisfai •on ils. hors. He will answer all questions conce ing Law suits, Marriages, Journeys, Voyages, and kthe con cerns of life. . Terms. Ladles 00 cents. Genttemen Cl. calculated and read in fell ; according to theoracles of masculine signs; Terms, Latlies,sl ; Gentlepan,sl 50 Natiatities caltmlated according to Geometry: fur La dies. $11; in MIL ,11:1 ; Gentlemen, $3 ;in fultis3. Per sons at a distance eau - hare their Nativities iy sending their day of birth. All letters containing the above fee niPMeet with immediate attention, and sent to any part CIVIC United States en durable paper, 011 ice, N.. 71 Locust street, between tight!, and Ninth, optsisne the Musical Fund Ilail thprs from 0 A.M. to 1.0 P.H. C. W: RODACK, As.tolimmt. Philadelphia. Sept. 0. 1913 - • 37-Cot TtA DEALER?, 1 _ ; s. Ir. earner of Chesnut and Ttre(ft f streets, ,PIIILADELPIiI/1. . , 1 'Xi, fl.—One of our partners having ledned the Tea 1. 1 1 •business of the Chinese themselves,during mresl deuce of seven yearn swing them, the rustic may there- . fore expect of no the full benefit of the klowledge and' experience thus acquired. To our Black leas, partlenlarly, we wish to call at tention as possessing a degree of strengthnd richness of flavor seldnm equalled. Black tea, a universally used by the Chinese, who consider thegreen fit Ugly for foreigners. Our physicians alto rekommend the Black as making a more healthful bevedge than the Green. Each package is so erected auto retain the virtue? of the tea for a long xime in anyclimate, and contains/ all freight of tea, independent of lhe metal and paper with which it is enveloped.. 1 l J. C. JElli NS, & Co. The above wrirrante tea. pit up In , iond I lb. cksees, ins. receive d and will he cons ntly kept for dae by the subscriber.. • J. W ITFIEI.D. 1i11...T7 17 ' ' '' 48-tf vat.o.v.rll-11A I' IS 1. 1 .14.6k../PINI, NO. 7. (.030Ary ' • 1 July, p ing August lt and mo S n e th p s tel o c - f .-., ." • trer, sniffled, and bowel l , '"i ••• • complaints tavage many ~ c.-4,0.4 • i portions of the country. .... „,.,.. ......,v_ . , ; 4 . z r e i . jg hi gn o t filli . tr de i atin • ..".-' Pl•-•- 4 I'• ':''''. •he result of l ' i . ge i;llilii.uhle -1 ‘.: f'-67.fej< Ms. For blidren, the ' -r(/:,-,' ~...1- ansefenberg CHILDREN'S . , t::1 1 a PANACEA. w i t prove MIA. .... ',' ..., ••••,•'••• lible proven ve and cure. For adults a:feting an r . riaiNNlV * ' 'Diarrhoea drthe ' w'it D) r 7e ms ntery of , Moody Flux, nd the libel the Graeffenburg Dvarnicliv Bvicup is natty infal lible. . . The tables of mortality In the City o New York, during the week ending the 15th of. July stem, show that out of 291 deaths 108 were caused y the above disowlers! The same ratio will elsewhert appear. , In Fevers, Fever and Ague, and the lite. the, cele brated Graefenberg Yaorrant.s Picts and HEALTH Biretta arc the most reliable medicines, and they should be procured without a moment's dday. The Gearfen fare Sarsaparilla Compound is taktig the lend of all others, and contains double the numUit of doses o f any other. - i ri-The General Agents for Pennsylvania Maryland and District of Columbia. are ilawell Ar. Iletd, No. 40 South Second Sr. Philadelphia, 40 _WDOUIiIDPIICati" may be addrevsed. • ' EDWARD BARTON, Seely. And for sale by J. S. C. Martin, Pour/Ale ; J; W. Gibbs, Mine rsville ; E. J. To , . Tamaqua; 'J. 11. Alter. Pinafore; John Williams. Middleport; Robert But- • ler, Spring Vale, Aug. 10, '9B. JI-la. 1 ATTENTION !: . , MILITARY STORE THE subssriber would rapectfully In• form his friends and custnmen , „ that he has located his MILITALRY CAE MANUFAC -6 TORY In Third street, No..* a few doors below Race, where he would be pleased to see his old custoiners nudes many new • ••••I ones as are disposed to favor bin with their custom. He still continues to minulacture Military and Elpottmen's articles of every • descripttnn, such as Leather, (loth, Felt, Silk and Beaver Dress Caps, of all patterns; Forage Caps, Holsters for Troop, Body do. Cartoncla Boxes, Bayonet. Bcabbalds. Swan! belts of all kinds. C4nteens.Knapgarks, diferent pat; terns; Fire Buckets, Passing Boxes, Tube di. :Brushes and Eckert, Plumes, Pompoons, Firemen's Caps, Lea ther Stocks, Gun Cases, superior quality Mutt flags, Game Bags, Trnms, &c. Orders thankfully received and promptly attended to. WM' CIHISSHAN, No. 90, North 3d at rt., a few doors below ILace, Phis .Jan. 13.1884 Bleyer's First- Pretailum Pianos. f arig ii - , JUST received two cases of C. Mey er's, Philadelphia first premium PIA NO a 0 FORTES. which are unrivalled for ... power and tone and are chosen by the beit performers for their concerts. The Franklin In stitute of Philadelphia awarded the drat premiums and_ medals in 1813, '44, •45,!3b, and '47 to Mr. Meyer for the "best" (not the Id-best.) bison , in Boston they have this year, (1817) awarded Vin'also the first pre =de and sliver 'medal - of theanstituie,for the best square piano, ' Those la want of a good Inurement will find it to their advantage to call on the antwerlber kit D. Bannan's Bookend Music store,) before pureha ens elsewhere.. •- , • ' -- . ' T. O. ZULICII, .., - 1441947-41!if I . _ --...-. Avissit fox th e 51scatfArturim - 1 . . . IoT C TX4 wlslphia.j . - • Or Promsion - against the expense and has oceisioned by Sick.. nr .fieridrat.. COMPANY Incorporated March 2, 1818, (MUTUAL) with a Capital of $lOO,OOO. Insures all persons be tween the ages of 18 and 65, sth immediate allowance of *3.11 4 , 115.-46,*80t $lO peg week, for one, tWo, threft,., or five years, by paying acertaln yearly sum. Thus • person under - thirty-five, insuring •for one ' Year; bgpaylog *4 a year, se allowed d 3 per week ; for l/5 25, di pet week ; and in Ole tame proportion, one of a like ago Iraying efilss a.year, gets /15 per week; rev In 90, fa. 11 20. *Sr and-far $l4 85, he gets $lO for eyerwireelebr disabilityoccasioned by sickness or accident, dire year. By paying a (Mellen more yearly, ate' y allowance can be insured or from 03 to 11}0 for tie , three or five years. The rates are to be paid yearly In advance, and are in proportion to the I age end the weekly allowance. In cam of permanent disability, amanita alter an Insurance for; say fiv.. yearg, at a weekly allowance of *lo,a person wouldbe in tOtt yearly receipt of OM a ' year, for the 'goitre flee year,Theic steno Weekly or monthly assessments to pay, or attendance 13( meeting required; and by the charter thelrleoTedmiygye ashore of the het prate, without tlabillnrjailmis:y There Is amplesecurity for the In earedoii,citrire', hown, and pmmptness and liberali ty is egeiclaed be payment of benefits. For partl culatallniptlee;aythe office, No. 69 Smite Seventh-at., above' Waluteg).&ll letters must be post paid. DIRECTORS. 1 Elamuel.D.' Orrick, Iron Merchant, N o. loo North Wa- I ter-street. ' - - Catelrfillythe,lltlomey and flouniellor, - Blithbelow Market-street, _' Charles Wholesale Commission Merchant, 34 Church:Alley. WilliataF—Hoone. A ttorhey'and Counsellor,4t Booth Beneath-at... ' • Jacob anger, Jr.. Wine bferchant • No 76 Walnut nt lohn Thermion, Tinsmith, 65 N. Sixtbat Daniel C. Lockwood. Tax Collector, Cherry-street near tichiuyikliEgtventh street. - /mei Prßruner. Wholesale-Wool Dealer. No. . Edward Duff, Merchant. Nn. 30 N. Wharves. Edward J. Crane. Clerk. No. 332 8. Flrth-street. - Chattel P. 11ayhs,Coat Merchant, Wlllow-st.Wharf Charles 0. P, Campbell. Iron Merettane,Water,above Race-street. SASIIIEI. D. ORRICK; President. W. P. Doors, Secretary and Solicitor. Governor Emerson, M. D., 107 Walnut-street, Con sulting Phyalcian. - r} The subscriber has been.appointed Agent thr this Institution in Schuylkill County, and is prepared to give any Information on the subject, and efectransuran ces on the terms of the compaay, at the once of the Miners' Journal. I - D. BANNAN. June 21. ISIS. 26-1 y EtruvranLE LIFE Eys.u.n.A.Ncr. ANNUITY AND TRUST COMPANY. ' o.Are 741 Walnut Serest.—Capitals2so,ooo. CHARTER PERPETUAL. A. BERM, 4gent for Schuylkill County, office corner of klahantongo and Second Streeim, GEORGE HALBERSTADT. Examining Physician for Schtlylkill County. T HE CoMpany are now prepared to transact business They are a iilceri by upon the moat liberal and advantageous terms.— their charter (sect. 3) 'SO make SR and every insurance appertaining to life risks of whatever kind nr nature,and receive and execute +rests, make endowntents,and In grant and purchase annui ties." The Company sell annuities and endowments, and act as Trustees for minors and heirs. -Table of Premiums requited for the Assurance of 1100 for tho whole term of Life: Age. Pram, Age. ' Prem. Age, Prem. 16 150 31. '2 09 46 336 17 53 32 2 IS 47 3 45 18 56 33 2 20 48 3 62 19 56 . 34 227 40 377 20 60, 35 233 50 301 21 " 63 36 240 51 413 22 66 37 -24 T 52 432 23 19 38 i 2 .54 53 451 24 72 39 263 51 471 25 76 • 40- • , t 1 70 - 55 • 491 26 05 4l 281 56 '5 12 27 89 42 - 992 57 533 28 01 43 3 01 58 5 51 29 05 44 3 12 50 5 78 30 201 45 323 60 603 The premiums are less than any other company, and the Policies afford greater advantages. Tables of half yearly and quarterly prethinma, half credit rates of pre, maim, short terms, joint lives. aurviscirshms, and en dowments; al., form of application (fur which there are blank sheets,) ate to be had on application at the office, of by letter to the agent. , TRUSTEES. • 7':esldent..lolls7 W. CLAGIIOIIS4. • Vice President, PETER CULLEN. Robert F. Walsh, ' Clayton 11. Lamb, Wm. (5. Alexander, "Aire E. Laing, Edw. C. Markely, R. F. Loper, Peter Cullen,. - William Craig. Pcter Rambo. • George N. Diehl, Win. W. Italy, Robert 51orris, Jnanpli T. Thomas, William 51. Baird,' .Stephen Ctawford, ' Bantry Conrad. CONSULXING PHYSICIANS, Francis West, 111. D... 1.13. Riddle, 5f • D. . TREASUREII, Francis W. Range. . , 11. G. TUCKETT, Pitila.Septl 6 '4B4lS-IylSecret try anti Actuary. ' - -- NATIONAL LOAN FUND _ - - LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY or LONDON, A SAVINGS BANK for the Ilrnelit of the Widow " a n d the Orphan."—Empowered by Art of Par. liament,—, Capita! £:.00,000 or $-,soo,ooo—Resides a Re serve Fund (from Surplus Premiums) of about 8:85,000- T. Lamle Murray, Esq., George street, llaniayer square. Chairman of the of Direct - Ars in Loudon Pbysirian. J. Elllntson,V, D.. P. R. S. Actuary,— W. S. B. Woolimuse, En 7 ,F. R. A., S. Sreretar.v.— F. F. Gammas, Esq. Thr following are among the advantages offered by this institution:— • The guarantee of a large capital, in addition to the accumulation of uremia Ms. The peculiar benefit sec red to the assured by the principle of the loan depart ment. The payaient of premium. half-yearly, or quar terly, by parties Insured for whole term of life, at a tri fling additional charge. The travelling leave extensive and liberal. Persons insured for life, can at once borrow half amoont of annual premium, and claitn the fame privilege.for fire sdecessive years, on their own note and deposit of ptdlry. Part of the Capital is perma nently invested in the United States, in the names of three of the Local Directors, as Trustees—Available always to the assured in eases of disputed claims (should any sorb arise) or otherwise. Thirty days al lowed after each payment of premium becomes due without forfeiture of policy: Na charge for medical examination , The society h trg founded on the Mutual and Joist Stork principle,tarties may participate in the profits of the Society ; two-thirds of which are annul:di. , divided among time asnured Mr life on the Participation scale. Persons who are desirous to avail themselves of the advantages offered by this Institution, by addressing the General Agent, J. Lea nder'Starr, N0.:4, Wall St., New Tork,can obtain the requisite information and the necessary papers for effecting an insurance. Any , mformatinn with regard to this Company can be obtained at the c ., ,ffitenf the 3liners' Journal. August al. 181) 34 M=E3MI THE FRANKLIN_FIRE INSURANCE CO3IPAIVIE OF HILADELPHIA. OFFICE No. / G3e, Chesnut street, near Fifth street. DIRECTORS, Charles N. Randier, George W. Richards, • Thomas Hart, ' Mordecai D. Lewin. Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Rorie, Samuel Grant, David S. Brown, Jacnb R. smith, Morris Patterson Continue to'make Insurance, permanent or tiroitii, on every description of property, In town and country at rates ss low as are consistent with Stellrity. . The Company have reserved CI large - Contingent- Fund, which with their Capital and Premiums, safely invested, nfford ample protection to she nese red. The assets of the Company on January Ist, 1813, as pUblished agrecabl.: to an act of Assembly, were as follows, v iz. : Mortgages, 11990,558 0.5 Storks, 51,562 55 Real Estate, 105,358 00 Cash, Enc., 45,157 67 Temporary _7oana, 125,459 00 Since their Incorporation, a period of eighteen years. they hare paid :upwards, of sae million ,wa /media taessatid dollars, losses by fire, thereby affording evi dence of the advantages of insurance. as well as the 'ability and disposition to meet with promptness, all liabilities. CHARLES N. BANCKER, President. CHARLES G. BAN CECIL, Secretary. • Thesubscriber has been appointed agent for the above - Mentioned institution. and is now prepared to make in ranee, on every description of property, at the tow sr rates. •AN DREW 111 1 S8EL, Agent. m Po ri tt i s s c6n, nein, 184125 • ' IYebl9-E1 GARDENSPILINGARDEN MUTUAL INSII4 RANCE CO. y havintorganized according to the 1 provisions a its charter. is now prepared to make Insurances against loss by Fire on the mutual principle, combined with the security of a Joint stock capital.— The advantage of this system Is, that efficient security a afforded at the lowest rs.es that the business can be 'done for, as the whole prAts (leas an Interest not CO exceed 6 per cent. pee annum on the capital) will be re turned to the membensof the instils - 010m without their becoming responsible for any of the 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 halt been Introduced, induces the Director. to - request the attention of the public to it, confident thatit requires but to be und,erstood to he appreciated. The . act of Incorporation, aesl any explanation in re gard to it, may be obtained by applying at the Office Northwest corner of Oth sad Wood sti., or of B. RAN NAN, Pottsville. CHARLES ATONES, President.. L. ERUMBOAAR, Secretary. _ DIRECTORS, i Martell Stokes, • —George W. Ash, Joseph Wood,- Abraham R. Perkins, Elijah Bellew,. - , David Rankin, . T. L. Lacuerenne, Walter n: Dick, Samuel Townsend, Joseph park er , The subscriber has been appointed Agent for the a bove mentioned Inatitution,and is prepared to effect nsumnees on all descriptions of pc opertyat the lowest ales. . _ —..- IL HANNAN. ... . February 28.1846. LIFE INSURANCE.. PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY' ope Rl,' WN sat THIS CortiPuny' is now ready to make INSURANCES on LIVES, on the mutual system, without liability beyond the amount of the premium. - - • All the profits of the Company divided annually among the insured. • : The premium may be paid quarterly, semiannually, 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 - v. 1 berates of premium, with a full participation in the profits, arc as low as those nt.uny other Institution in , the state nr country, and lower than any of the English Companies. with only a portion of the profits. • , Blank applications for Insurance , with full particulars can be had at theotlice. DANIEL 7.: MILLEIL-President. • • ' WILLI/01,M. CLARIER.; Vies President. • ' JOAN-W. HOBNOB, Secreutry. , Eduiard Ilanshorne, M.D.,1 Mark Itt.Reette, MedicarEsana' In attemiancefiaily•from Ito 2 o'clock, P. M. ' • -'' " • - .0 PA ' -.HAS r Bits A - N D MERCK ' ANTEli—Tbe subscriber hue on hand alo. of rem Pints of beautiful Paper Hangings, suitable for small mama. and Curtains. which. will be sold at lesstban eata.toelear ont.tbestock, HANNAN'S' . ldayo 39-If ..Cileap Paper Stores. - TIIE GIRARD LIFE AssuitAitc.e. . ANNUITY AND 'TWAT COMPANY OF PHILI, . . Office 159 Claud, Strut. . 14. tr ASE Omura nce en Lives.grant Annuities and En- J.V.I dowments: and receive and execute trusts. . ; 'Rates fry Jimauting 0100 Oa a sing!' lift. - . ' For 1 year. .• Por7 years. For Life. j•- •• - " annuilly, annually. ous • 1.77• - • .30 - . 0 914 - _-• . , - 1.36. ' 236 40 • - 119 - • - ; 193 330 50 •J - 196 2 .,09 i - -• -• • AGO 60 :4:35 - r - . 4'91 - - - 700 - ExAstrus t—A persontaged 30 ;years neat j buth-day :y paying the Companyyyy 1 31, would secure to Ms' fa-' tinily or heirs 01110..5h0 i l d he die in one year tor for $l3 10 Pa secures to lb 01000; or for 013 60 annu ally fur 7 yearn ; be sefures to them 01000 should he i die n 7 years; or fo,s3l` paid annually during life ho provide, for. then) 1000 whene,vei he dies. for 86530 they woillafeeel j e 054100 should he die in one year. . --", . haute's 20, 1815. 7 . 11£ Managers °Pads Co parry. at a meeting held on the .27h December ult.4agrecably to the design referred In' the original pro,pectua or circular of the - Corapany.nppropriated a Bonus of addition to all poli ties for the whole of life, remaining in force , that were issued prior to the 104 of.lanuary. 1812. Those of them therefore which wure Issued in the year 1836, wilt be entitled to 40 per cent upon .the sum insured, making an addition of otoo.on - every $lOOO. Thetis $llOO, will be paid when die policy become, a claim instead of the 01000 originally insured. Those policies that were tuned In 1837 will be entitled toll)/ per cent, or 097 50 on every 01000. And those Issued In 1839, will be entitled to 71 per cent. Or. $ 75 on every 100 . and in ratable proportions on all said policies issued prior to let or 'January.lB l2 . - - The Itonus_will he credited to each polocy on the boobs endorsed on presentation at the Office. - It la the design of, the Company, to continue to mike addition or bonus to .the policies for life • at stated period,: .. . . , 11. W.lll CHARDS, President. Jour P. 44,133, Actuary. -, CeTnesubteriber has been apPolnted Agent for the above Instnation.p rid hittrepared effect Insurances on lives, at the published rates, and give any information desired on the subject, on application at this °Mee. BENJAMIN DANNAN. • Pottsville Feb. 9th. . . s— Abdominal, Supporters, &c. riltlE subscriber has made an arrrangement fora sup J. ply of HOOD'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTED; also his HERNIAL, APPARATUS. which lie will Sup ply to physicians, sad those inquiring them, a Philada. prices. These Instruments are Dow generally used by the faculty In Philadelphia. and arehichlyn.comniend eo by all who have used them. F. SANDERSON. Pottsville, april22 Ai • 171 SALAMAD DER, FIRE, AND THIEF PI(Mott' CHESTS, Fire-proof Doors for Oinks nod Stores, Seal and Let ter Copying Presses, Patent Slate-Lined Refrizera , tors, Water Filters, Patrol. Portable Water Cla rets, intended for the sick and infirm. EVANS & WATSON, 76 South Third St., (orpOtlfe the Phdada. Exehange.) mAsurAcruns and keep ...., seine. Vll.leonstanii.f on hand, a large its - 4.tr00. . Vrh;x:i sortment of the ahevo articles, E4''' 1 together with their patent int _ . . . ' proved Salamander Fire-proof ILI ''afes which are so constructed , '', ..t 1 its to set at rest all manner of Ec . I . t* .' -ri-4- doubt a• to their being strictly . . ~..,,k ;,,,,,,,-.....fire proof,and that they will resist .—!'.... ... ,-"--- ...51 , - - -...... the tire of any building. The outside cases of ;bete safes are made of boiler iron, the inside case of sonpstone,and between the outer ease and inner case is wspace of some three inches thick, and is filled in with indeitractible material. so as to make it an impossibility to burn any of the cnntents inside of the chest. These Soapitone Salamanders we are pre pared ddo challenge the world to produce any article ,in the ',Tape of Book Safes that will stand as much heat, and we held ourselves ready at alratnes.to have them fairly tested by public bonfire. We afro continue to manufacture a large and general assortment of our Pre mium Air-tight Fire Proof Sales, of which there are over 500 nowln rise, and In every instance they have given entire 'satisfaction to the porchasets—of which we will refer the public to• a few gentlemen who have them inset!. Haywood & Snyder, Pottsville; Joseph C. Lawton. Pottsville; Mr. William Carr, Doylestown. Pa. N. & O. Taylor, 123 North 3d el.; A.Wright & Neph ew, Vine st. Wharf; Alexander Came, Conveyancer, corner of Filbert and Mb ate.; John 31. Ford,•32 North 3tl et.; Myers Buse, 2!) - North 3d st.; James M. I'aul, 101 South 4th st.; Dr David Jayne, 6 &loth 3,1 st.; Matthew T. Miller, 20 South 3d at.; and we could name some hundreds of others if it were necessary. Now we invite the attention of the pnbl!cond particularly those in want of Fire Proof safes, td call at our store before purchasing elsewhere, and we can satisfy them, that they will get a better and cheaper article at our store than at any other establishment in the city. We also manoracture the ordinary Fire Nor' Chests at very low prices, cheaper than they can be bought at any other .tore in Philadelphia. OAYIU EVANS, -Phila-SeptV4P.l7- 1)1 JOAANNES 'WATSON._ PATENT DIETAELIC ROPES FOR TILE USE OF MINES, RAILWAYS, &c., For tare, or imported to order, by thesubscriber. rpIIESE Ropes are now almost exclusively used in the Collieries and on the Railways in Great Brits an, and are found-to be greatly superior to Hempen ones as tegardsititterOaliteldlity and economy. The Patilts Wire Ropee, have proved to be still in good conditi9nafter three year's service, in the seine situation wh"Cre the Hempen mire, previously used. of double the size 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.,:lieavy Cranes, • Standing 'Rigging. Window Cords, Lightning Conduciors.Signal Tiller Ropes, &e.., - ; They MT made either or Iron or Copper - Wire, and in 'Canes of mush exposure to dampners, of - Calvanized Testimonials from the most eminent E, England can he shown as to their Wien. additional information required respeetin ent descriptions and application trill he gi ALFRED F KUM Broad st.,Ne Sole Agent in the Uni Kew York. May 3dth.1846i 12==21 =ME o •l al t•-. - e4 z 1 .1,220 0177 67 =EMI - n - 4 . 1 w a temaire r ,y•-t • 90:x9x.630i/(3, :L.lo.2o:iti.ifoi._o4'.-rD, ---c WESTERN NEW YORKI COLLEGE OF HEATH 207, Main strict. rieol..-I,Lw TOOK. DR. G. C. VAUGHN'S Vegetthle lithont optic Mix ture,a celebtotedmedicine w hit h has tootle GRE AT CURES in •LL DISEssES, i s now Introduced into this ssetlon• The limits of an advertisement will net per mit An mended notice of yils remedy; we have only to say it has forks agents In the United States and Can atlas a largo number of edu -Ated signicAL PISseTITION - cos inhigh professional stn nding, who make a general tine Oil In their Practice in the following diseases: DROPSY. GRAEL. And diseases of the Urina? organs; piles and all dis: eases of the blood; derang melds of the Liver, ke., and all general diseases ofther cu tem. .1:, is esitTICULAIILY requested that all who con eplate thd use of this Br i iele, or who desire in forma ion respecting it, will obtain, a ratiettLxv of 32 pages, Which ag - ehts. whose names are below will gladly give ?away ; this book treats upon the method of cure —contain; the properties of the article, And the diseases itffias been , teed for over this country and Europe for fu r 111 r years with such perfect effect. Over In pages oft Alimony from the 1011EsT quarters wilibs found. .Ith NAMES, PLACES, and DATES,which can be written to by anyone interested and the parties will anssvej post paid communications. 13. Be particular and A K for the PAMPHLET, as no other such pamphlet ha ever been seen. The evi dence of the power of this medicino over ALL diseases is guaranteed by persons ! well known standing in so elety. Put up in 30 z. and 12 o . b .tiles. - Price 62.30 oz.; 01,12 oz.; t e larger nein the cheaper. Every bottle has "G. C. 'Alla fIN " rim's on the directions, doe. See pamphlrtpige 29. Frivoled by Ur. G. C. Vaughn, and sold at Principal Office. 207, ?dale street. Buffalo, N. Y. Offices devoted tohe sale of this article;exclu nicely. 132, Nassau, Ne York, and corner it!' Essex i ., and Washington, Salem, Miss.. and by all Druggists throughout this country ar Canada as agent.. , Also for sale by J 413. C MARTIN. Pottsville ;:E...1. FRY, Tamaqua; E. & . HAMMER. Orwlitiborg ; LEVAN ,& _HAVEN, AN. ?Schuylkill Havetit WM. 0, HEISLER, Port Carbo •. WM. PRICE. - St. Clair; GEO. REIFSNVDER, N w Castle; JAB:B. - FALLS. Minersville.., . . Feb 14, UM ' 7-ry _.. _. ~ • ri14.11-AstliftEcairotatS—Cnniinn"Y on hand and Tascaro n ta, e gept9-37-laral 8. 11 0E1M 80 ,14. *Vint neers in and any Le ditTer he Fork, • States. .13— II , S" ~ •ts .• El! I?, 1 P£ : WI isAArt.AsTED LiNDEB. A PENALTY OF — A THOUSAND DOLLARS. Fre. from ►rrrcary sad Atiwrat Szttrtawes. 4 Sertreign, speedy sad tertaie core for th Freer and Agee. , • • llF.auccese of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pinata T the core of Fever and Agne, has been most re martable. Decant the proprietor was fully satisfied to recommend them In this complaint, he had case alter cage come under his notice in which it was proved that If there was one complaint over which the Pills had more complete control than another. it was (ever and Ague. The following It from a well known .citizen sir Indiana: Russeltrifle. Pertain County, radians, July 11, '47. • Dr. Wright:—Some time since, your agent tell me a supply of yen!' Indian Vegetable Pills: I have found said pills to be in great demat.d lately in .ther'iunr of Fever and Ague. Mr. James Boyd has a son nrbo had been infd up with Fever and Ague, end had tried se rious ntherremedies, all of which proved of 'no avail. lie determined to try your Indian Vegetahleill ills, and by using one bus in onw sound and weir. Mr.'7'. Spen cer had a daughter, Mr. Ilugh Crates a eon, and Mr. Charles Nichols and three of his family, were all down at the same time with Fever and Ague, and bud also tried the curious other remedies without effect. Your Indian Vegetable Pills soon restored them to perfect health. I can assure you, from what I have seen, your Indian Vegetable Pills may be relied on. for ■ certain cureof Fever and Ague. Yours. respectfully. JACOB DURHAM. P. M. Also acting Jilsrlre of the Peace. Thia is to Certify, that I we., entirely cured of - the Chills and Fevers, of several' mnntha standing, by the use of four dnses, of four Pills each, of Wright's In. dian Vegetable Pills, and after taking medicine from a regular physician for some time., and have bad no syrup. Loins of it since, which has been about one year ago. J. W. SPENCER. Trues, Clawyer,ree Ferrety, Ohio. Thin is to certify, that I was cured of the Chills and Fever. by . the WIC Ot Wi ight's Indian Vegetable Pills, after having had three attacks of DAVID DERRY. So or Grose, Fairfield Comity, Ohio. FEVERS. !, Fester.,like every other form of disrast, are only an effort of nature to expel from the bOdy something that is oppose] to health; it is merely a struggle betwetn the good and bad humors for supremacy, and the com motion which ensues Is called Fever. The usual symptoms of a. Fever are heaviness, languor. anxiety, sighing and yawning, with alternate fits of heat and cold- After which, the patient comptains of rain in the hqad and back, thirst, difficulty Of breathing, pain in the limbs, a sense of Willie. about the region of the stomach, nausea and sic knees, with sometimes a vom iting of bilious matter. t Wright, Indian Vegetable Pills will be found tumuli arly adapted to the cure °fall kinds of Fever, because they nil only. thotouoly cleanse the stomach and buffets from all bilious humors, but?ey ripen those excretory vessels which empty Into t albowels and consequently, the impurity contained bribe circulation (which is the cause of all disordered motions of the blood, called Fever..) ma thrown into the bowels, from whence it is eartied off by the regular ;deltic discharges. In using W light's Indian Vegetable rum for Fevers, the only.cure necessary is to have the medicine oper ate copiously by the' bowels. If tire symptoms art Ur gent, from four to eight pills should he taken, night and morning. until the fever has subsided; after which, smaller dose', once it twenty-four hours, will Ire suf ficient to restore the body to a state of sound health. Versions going West ot South. would do well to take with then, au ample supply of this medicine, as a pre ventive and cure to( Southern and tVestein Fevers. Let it he remembered that Walntlfat horns VEGE- TaDLC Puts are prepared with special reference to the laws governing the human body. Consequently they arc alway s good, always useful, always effective in tooting out disease ~Every family should keep them on hand. Mrs. F. M. DEVITT, Pottsville. i • Medlar & Ilickel,Orwigsburg. A. Heebner, Purl Carbon. Delvald 11. Pod; MilKearrsburg. • Geo. R. Drey, Tuscarora.. Henry Koch Sc Son. Middleport. Wm. Tarreart, Tanisoua. E. & E Hammer, Orwigsburg. Wheeler & Miler, l'ine•grove.. Jonas Kauffman, Llewellyn. • Jacob Kauffman, Nlabantango. John Weist, Klingeiston. Gabriel Herb, Ziromerm intown. C. II De Forest, Itlinersville: • t Jonathan Cockhill, Llewellyn. • Geirrge Drethelhis, East Brunswica. S. Hart & Co., New Philadelphia, Levan & Kauffman. Schuylkill Haven. M. & J. Drecher, East Brunswick. Jonas Bobinholds, Port Clinton. Relfsnyder & Brother, New Castle. .. n: E. Reedy, Lower filahantongo. • Eckel & Bawled. Tremont, Win. PriCe, St. Clair. Boyer & Wernert,McKeanabnrg. W.JI. Barlow, New Philadelphia. • 0-Offices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright' Indian Vegetable Pitts, attire North American Co • lege of Health No. t-tt•tt, Greenwich ,tryst, New York ; No. ills Tremont street, Boston—and' principal °Wm- Nu. Hit Rare street. Phila. (A ug.21,47 34 Aug.l9-3I TO TOE CITIZENS OF SCKUYI.KIL couNTV, READ WHAT OTHERS - SAY OF the ririaits of DR. RE.ELER'S CORDIAL AND CAILAILVATI' •, Folt the speedy cure or Darritcea, Dysentery, Cholera Infaututii, Cholera Minims. 144111M1M' complaint, Colic, Flatulency, and all tierangenteniseff the Stornar 1 and bowels from Teething, etc. Thousands die anion i ,ally with disease of the °tonna unabated° from negiei , Awing the numerous remedies both public and prival recommended for the above diseases none are tutu I to the Cordial—we invite a trial, and challenge a rein - parisnn—years of experience and trials made with t in•hundreds of cases, stiperadded to the voluntary tee tiMony of physicians and others, gives it a. charaior not to he unheeded by those ch.rishing the welfare of themselves and their children, speedily subduing He pain and intramatory tendency allaying-irritability Of the stimiach, and constraining the unhealthy evaru. - tinns, its operation is"pmmpt stud effectual. Read i e following testimony from practising physicians: Danville, Bitek‘Ca. August 23. 4'4.12 Dear Sir:-1 am now prepared to recommend yar Sirdial from having used it with soccer, in several in stances; and aim now ir) in"; your Panacea's a ease of protracted debility, attended with a cough, apparently produced in the young lady by her "outgrowing her strength" to use a common phrase. • Wont, &c. ' ALERED'EARLE, M. D. , Philadelphia, September 13,'47, " Dr. Keeler:—At your request I have tried your Cor dial In my family, as well as in several instances upori those I have had occasion to _prescribe for, and am highly pleased with its operation, and have no doubt ) that tt will ere long become one of the most popular, remedies for adept ions of the stomach and bowels, or, the present day.. With the best wishes fur Its success,' believe me yours truly, SANFORD BELL. Late Surgeon IL Navy. Laseaster Co. Artsirills, Dec. 11,47. , D 7. Eerier.—Sometime last summer your agent left me gime nf your Cordial urging- me to try it.' It so happened that I had a case; a child about six months ord. sehnse stomach and bowels were in a very disorder= ed coadition caused by a deficiency of its matheem milk. The ebild wax a mere skeletnu c there was much ter inina!tenesnius, and constant evacuations. I adminis teredevery medicine 1 contli think of with bat a sheht alleviation of the complaint. I then thniight of giving your inetlictne a trial, commencing with entail doses, I soon perceived the child could bear a full doer as re commended in directions ' • before it had taken half A A battle the stomach and bowels had recovered their natural tone, every other bad symptom yielded, and the child ricoveredrapidly. I have-nn hesitancy in saying that 3tnur medicine is the very hest for. the above com plain I have administsred to 21 3 care practice. Very Respectfully your friend, 11. IL 110WMAN, M. D. 01. renared and sold N. W. cor., nf Third and South, and Third and Green streets Philada. Foi sale-by .1. Galrown, and J. S. C. Martin, Pottsville ; E. Klein ert and Samuel Kempion..-Port Carbon ; J. IL Fails, Minersville ; W. Ilia., Schuylkill Haven ; .E. J. Fry, Tamaqua; and - hy Druggists throughout the County. Price 25 ctn. per bottle. Alts Dr. h'eeler's innaceo, a speedy and powerful remey in all Scrofolous Synbitilir and Constitutional drsea es. it is infinitely supermr to any known reme dy in,chronic affections of the Chest, stomach, Liver and Skin. It cures radically chror.ic Rheumatism, and diseases arising from impurities cif the blood. Females sußering,with loss of appetite, constipation, nervisia debility, "irregularity," sallow complexion. pimples. blotches. etc. will find the Panacea to give perms:rat And lastingrellef. For particulars see pamphlets. Price $1 per bottle, 6 bottles 05. (June loth] • . opera_ is 16. if 11.4121t150 7 41, BROTHERS & Co. • MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS, Office NO. 19 Sena Front Street, Phittielphia. Pure Parlor White Lead; tAlum,ground and in crystal; Extra Ground " " Copperas; No. I " 0 " White Sugar of Lead ; Red Lead; ' Pyroligneous Arid; Lithergo Red Liquor; Orange Mineral; Iron Liquor.. .MASTIC BLACK. THE •Ittiscribers offer to the Public, their „mark .Slant as an invaluable paint for , Thither and Iron,particularly When exposed to the weather,or in wet or damp situations. Timber, coated with this preparation, he'.l comes Impervious to water, and is thus ,•". rendered much mote endurable. Its' powers of resisting moisture. makes It especial! useful-as a coating far l'oste, ',MIS, and w cod wet placed In Or near water, jaw in connection with th ground. Asia covering of Roots, Bridges, Railroad Sleepers. Care of Wood or Inns. Calla/ Lochs, Cates. &c. &c.. It Ia higt ly valuable, and may bd used to the greatest advantage. As a paint for Vessels, Buoys, - &e. it is useful put onlYi Its Preservative qualities, bat it presents on the limber. when well coated, a bright and polished surfice. and resists, to a remarkable degree, the attacks of Worms and other insects. For Iron, In tangoed situations. it makes an etTectigal covering, with a hip pollih, and prevents rust and corrosion. This article will be furnished at a low price by the Manufacturers, at their Laboratory, Kensington, or,at their oMce, No. 10 South Front et. Philadelphia. HARRISON, BROTHERS & Co.; Philadelphia..april= . tf • 17 ; • WHITEHALL. COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. - (Loin .nutorroz. coLusnt,") For yeav grotlen as; situated on the Rime Delaware, (hem miles P.m Bariisitote and Bristol, and surf I -teen mites from Philadelphia. . 1 IN this Institution young men ore thoroughly prepra.. .1. red for business or entrance into our Universities; • The charge for hosydiny arid tuition. ineiuding wash jog, the use of English honks, ace., Is E 0 per session, of 2.lvirerks 'for boys over 14 years of age, and Miler sessioo for bop nnder 14 years of age, payable in lid. since. i Tr : ion in Languages, : : :. *lO2O per tessir ' .. Plano, • : . , 4 . Other instruments. : 10 . ;Address all communientions to Bridgewater P. Q„ Bucks County, Pa., post paid. . IConimunlcation is bad with-the City-ist Philadelphia, Burlington .and Bristol, by the steamboat-Son, which stops at the wharfnusebed to the premises. Citeahlfg Will be sent to those who desire (babel InforthaSott inneernlng the ictisiol; - -; l 047-41-414 . . EDWIN p. tmputN, M.D ~ FREE soli: F e eon! Free Soli I who made It f A, of the sunshine why it *riled' j oatramlet, turtling to the sea. Le the lend, Inughln_g. guileless chi T e God of love and Liberty! t i l r 511 I made the Soil, and streamlet free are Godt-Slare Boil: who give It Who i ho made humanity to weep, Who irs'i-e those dark and deadly wol Thu tester In the spirit deept— -0 God of Lore and Liberty! %Olen shall Freeits Soil be free! Ace in the north a lwart band Qrnoble henna that stand alone i ad seize, with an unfaltering hand, he bow of promise as their own. , hey come, they conic, a Conquering rid shout, free Soil, boat COON to CO; ue berc4s, bending from their thron re punting In their zlorinus graves, They sat In genre, "shall these pur Fe mingien with the dust Of Slaves r Tp, up, they try, ere Satan spnil 'ma blood hou,nt land with Slavery) Free Emir' Free Son , list to - cry ; echoed from Italia', erovea Delivered France resounds with jay, And Erin sings the *ones she loves. lk opines from innuntsin, tale and se • reeSod I Free Sud keep it Free 1)c :fanner. Fencing.—An ordiniiry sized fe / i Uttradr d divided' into ten me many have them, would take too bUt acaen yfiee paneele to enclose ten SCI 4 eighty cents per punnet. (and many one dollar) would cost the i sm of tat and (nineteen dotter,, and the yearly six pier cow. would be thirteen dolls cents on teneserer—the sum or one dollar bitty cents per acre, or the enormous sum of thousand one hundred and ninety dollars linterest of which would be one bUndred Ned y.nne dollars and forty cents) on the firth. fence, it is believed, would decay windy in year., which would boil total loss of opts o the country, amounting to twp Mound hundred end_ ninety dollars ; besides, it must I paired orce during the shove period with posts, at • cost of posts and labour to lbw em unt of sir hundred endl eighte4e , en fifty cents ;- whislrivou r ld make to hat dm) and seveaffieseven dollars and or n annual jrfil for 0344 , years, of dot ars and o entee n cents.: ' once heard Nicholas Biddle say, the coat of 'e fe fling aloe in the State of Penney) nil would pq the Stye debtr , -which in about foy Millions. N i red any tote or community be lo n g in debt, w ten it is ''s the power of the forma ts alone to liquidate it? You will ask, how is alit fernier to pay ? he is al eatly - texrd to the limit of his means. I e, id inform ou—revive an old law that has lain a dead letter o your statute book for a century.. ur forefathers in that respect were Wittt their t tleir children of this generation--they fureaw the repense nod diffiruliv of fencino, or rought the ki - tow I talg n of it with - them from the pe. They' I limed it unneeesaary tofence the hi hwaYs, and' fir linefence they made piovision by enactment.. But we might go one step i farther, and du without Ine fences, and inside se ,well as feirres on the t ighwaye. In England they make oull - with' much deer farce than in this country. On the Continent there' is very little fence. Thera-are if) New Eng. arid large floricultural districts without any fence. In Chine, where agriculture is undekstood better perhaps than in any other country,jthere are no 'fences. In Peru, before the conques , the ieultivs: lion of the land was an object of the highest eon. i atdaration—few nations understood I beiter—but there were no fences. ;Oat a heoulul leadreapi our country would present, were i not folthe , immense amount of old rotten rails BEd pow, which now Meet the view. We sbould I see the country thick set 'with beautiful (!olisg es , sub green lacca hetiveen each rote's portion; and the land terming with a population of heilth and baritnes.. - Our sone and dsughteirs would not for a I ong tune have to sollek' homes In the fir Refl. The, resources of our land are notal . ore than half dew. loped, and under this change ,he population could be doubled in one most popul ma didocti.' The agricultural product's can belastly increeeo edon ou t . moat produetivelandr. I serail of keepr e ' -tog a race of animals tot make fen es furl which will not pay a tithe of the interest he (viva asst., we ehoulot have none but such as r really need, and they should be kept ;iii barns nil enclosures to bait the owner. Besides i( we continue thin iyatein of fencing, f Warit to k ow by what means we are to be furniShed with he mitriial ? Our timber is already exhaust. d; e have not ~enough in the country Vo reel! the fences,' and it ii fast disappearing from other ; part .. We mull ' resort to bo dge'e, - ditehps, iron or .tone. I trocts. These have all been proposed, are ell etPensive, I and all have 'their ()Injections.' 'ari l why 'pal do without them 1 . By the tune the fences must be reset turn your eteiek irito eurh Italia aS are worth their keep; improve ' your I rid, and ma nure with concentrated I manures, and my word fur it, your profits wilt le greater t than they ever here been. Thin together with The tire v. f ham will inure success.—[&lem i N. I [ l _) Notional Standard. . , , [-What is the Pourer qf an —The question, what is! the powe land when put to the best possibl.l duetion ? has never been answere. will not be answered, but; that it is n many suppose, is proved by the i Oftentimes obtained from well ma Many of the crops cultiisted not h• fully analysed or expeilmented u estimated with anything like even Lion to correctness. The followin. l ted from the report of the Comm ents, will show, to some degree, w I [mined in nutriment, from au acts fcrent crops:, 1 Crop.. Averope produce P"rarre.. Turnip', 30 tons, Beane, 30 bushel", Pee", . 20 " Borley, 36 " Jor'slern ■rtichokes,lo tons, Wheat, . 25 bushels, 30 " OM! Soma acres, under gardencultur more abundantly than what has be as an average product. Dcr A Correspondernfor We trUirafor putt in s plea for the spider, without whose aid he so thinks we could hardly inhabit the earth, Cr numerous and annoying would be Our insect tribes.. That is nur idea. We regard tins spider with. great affection, and extend to himlourpafronagt. ____...e ----- 1. THE GilLiNn'Pruit.A-rtvis OR the turvi .- of headache, Biddh,eu, Rheumatism, I Piles, Dyspepsia, Scurvy, Stnalipcq, latindice.Pains In the Mirk, Inward Weakness, P Intuition of the lle.irt, ft is in; in the Throat. Dropsy.. *thine, Feven of all kind,, Female Complaints, - Mess es, Salt Rheum, Heartburn, Worms. Cholera Itlortius, ought, QUinsey, Whorming-Cough, Consumption. Fits, .Ivcr Complaint, Erysipelas, Deafness, Itching of the S In, Colds. Cnut, Gravel, Nervous Complaints. and a variety of other diseases, arising from impurities oft le bl ood, and ob , mimetic - nil, in the organs of digestion. Experience has proved that nearly very disease on gloater from impurities of the blood or defxngement of the digestive organs ; and to secure health, we must, move these obstructions or restore the blood to i s an tural state. The aversion to taking medicine is oat etTectually to moved by Clickner's Vey etable Pur atiro eillJ; being completely envelopedwith a coating hfpureschur rape (which is se distinct from the internal ingredients re r not shell from the kernel) and haverio taste of wrilitla , but areas easily swallowed as bits Of, candy. Moreover they neither nauseate or gripe In, dis eased parts of the to r slightest ilegreeor but operate equally on all of the 'system, instead of confining themselves to and racking ally particular region. Thus. if thei been he adttltd. one ingredient will operate on that perieststorrerieited , by cleansing it of any excess of bits...restore it tn its me tural state. Ann her will operate or the (odrc movo mos° all impure in its circulation, while a third will effertually ex at r over impnriti may bare been discharged into the stilinach, and hr nee they strife st Os root of disease, reninve all impure humors from the body open the pores externally and it ternally ; separate all foreign and obnoxious particles from the chyle, to that the blond must be thoroughly pare—thus securing a free and healthy amen to the hen t„ lungs, and liven an' thereby they etstsXs heart!, even when all edict means base failed, I The entire truth of the above ea] the trial ofa single box t and their vi and certain In restoring health, that himself to return the money paid cd where they do not give 'universal 11. '24,' Retail prices. cents per box. Principal °Mee, No Pb, Vesey e t del. New Fork. The following are the agents in Schuylkill county for (Airliner's Vegetable Purgative Pills • J. S. C MARTIN, J. C. BROWN, nod F. SANDSI - Plutaville • L. Shissler, Pnri. Carbon; Wm•n• Runny, Nr.w Pthladelpnia ; T.. Williams, Mkinennn; IL Sehwans, Patterson ' ; J. 11. AN r, Tuscarora; nee & Morgenroth, Tamaqua ;Price, Si. cuir ; George Reifsnsdar. New Cartle ; •B. Fan' 74/ " . ' vine; Jonas Kauffman,Llewellyn; Jacob Enemas Lower blehontongo; Paul n —.Ur, Plnegrove ; StlOne & Garret, Orwigsburg L Lyon & Rishe Pon Clinton 3. Christ, Levan & Kauffman, Schtlylkill Haven. Oct. 30.'47. l3•eote WAY yotr soFFtiti 9 , 110U8 ANUS of bottles ofthe Anwriean tortirioul have been told dining the past year, rind was neve known to fail in caring inn few days; wont as". nf a eert ;in d isea.e. Soninrea knees and all diseases of the Votary organs., 1 1 / 4 oar afflicted. eclat thin pleasant and popular remedy. ed fear an an It leaves no odor on the brenth, lequlses t 0 wan. , +lona hi diet nr hualnoss—contain.no mercury or * lone drub injurious to the systemLandl is adapt ed to every ere, rex, or condition. It Is also the bell w wnii known for Flour nr White., (female comPinno4 timaunds °"ffert bout the knowledge in a remedy. Thin celebrated remedi, ha. tong been used in SRC private practice of a physician with iinewtor res., radically eating ninety-nine of the hundred are is i key days. Around each bottle azaplhla sod felt direction. - , tcriors.—AA for the American pninpeuridAnd Pot chase only of the scant. Price 91 ;ter bota••_• , . J. - C. Drown sod!. 9. C. Northd.& ants 8. !tempt on, agent fa Pt. Carton. (gepie !WWI =I . ands i 1:.:"' ''., ' I ' • net [ I In arm of arcs fields, u Indica rad. a te ; this et Fs!cubits it o fitandredt interest IT sod lour• en &Rini entyeight fifty cent., ninety fire P ere of Land 7; of an gen or slate for pro. It probably uch more than menee amount siert gardens. Ting been cam /eon, cannot be an approsiona . table, 'bitter. !spinner of Pat . at may be ob. devoted to dif. No. lbs MI blarglallsl. 672 593 348 243 224 180 132 ,produce much n pl►uJ above be anemia fined cues are en potaite he proprietor buarc r them In all cuts iisfactlon.
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