POTTSVILLE.
eirunDAT MORNING,. FEB. 10, 1849
Cc Ka, E. J. Far Is authorised to rec
Lions for the Meets' Journal. and
in receiA
It his Drug store.Tamaqua
rir ! Vices of Coal.—We refer our rellCOrll to
a communication and the proceeding, of a meet.
fog with regard to the sizes of:Coal,whith . will
balound inanoiher colamu
00.' Dr. Edges, the Superintendent of the
Uolumbia Iteilroad, bee been removed.. hfr..En r
&bib, the former Superintendent, bee been pat in
his p!ers.
ca. Gov. Seward bu been elected tn the U. 8.
Senate by the Legislature of New York. in place
of Mr. Dix, _ : whose term expires on the 4th of
March.
cr, Ron, Henry Clay has been elected by the
Legislature of Kentucky, as United States Senator,
for at piano from the 4th of March nest. He
wu elected on the first ballot by a largo vote.
The Loeofoco vote was cast for R. M. Johnson.
lIEr Our Friend, Col. Hammersly, of the Leo
cuter Union, is informed that the Journal is
Mailed weekly to the proper edilmss, and if not
received, we most attribute the censure to Uncle.
tfam or hie negligent officers. • •
CV"' Extensive Preparatimv are being made
in Washington City to make (be inaguration of
Gen. Taylor, as grand as possible. The bth of
March next, will be a great dsy in that place, and
thousands will be there to witness the inflame
lion of the old patriot and warrior. -
TT The Washington Union published a let-
ter from Gen. Pereifer F. Smith, dated Panama,
Jan. 9th, 1849. He says, after convening with
French and British officers who have been to
California, that the mouths from that region are
not exaggerated.
Q' Canal Comminior , iirs, hies's,: Painter end
Pawee,st present are conducting the current bus
iness of the Canal Board. Owing to illness,
Judge Longetreth has been Compelled to return
home.
MA‘Gold Dollar*, made of theVelifornia gold,
ire said to be in circulation in Washington City.
They are the size of, half a dime,' end are said
to. be quite pretty and convenient.
rr maze of the North Branch.—lt ix stated
in documents recently submitted to the Legislature,
that from the 14th to the 23d of May, 1833, there
floated down the North Branch of the Busgae•
hands, past the town of Catawisss, 2680 arks, and
3180 rafts.
rirAnother Good Move by Congrese.—The
• House of Cowes', having abolished flogging in
the Navy, have followed op' tbe good movement
by abolishing the grog ration, which is two gills
a dey.' In place of this the sailor is to receive
-••• four cents.
17' Stakg Money Received—An additional ,
sum ofs2 t,OOO has been recovered from the thieves
who robbed the President of the Cheater County
Bank over a year ago. The sum stolen was
upwards of $50,000, which with the exception of
a few thousand has been recovered.
rr Legiekifioe.zln the' Ho . use of Representa
tives on the 7th inri.. Mr. Otto reported a bill to
encourage domestic industry, and, facilitate forma
tion of manufacturing companies: This, bee been
made the special order for the 24th inst. On the
lame day, Mr. Roseberry read a bill for the pro
tection of mechanics rind laborite.
rt• The honorable Strange N. Palmer disap-
roves of the Whigs of Pottsville, presenting Capt.
Nagle with a sword: We presume the Whigs
Tare very little about the opinion of the honorable
trauge N. Palmer. If the honorable Strange
N. Palmer desires to contribute .a V, let the bon-
Trak Strange N. Palmer get up a sword also
dor Capt. Nagle, or any body else, who would like
'to receive one for gallant services.
We hope that Capt. Neel° and the Whig party
'will survive this tremendous attack of the hon.
•orable Strange N. Palmer—if not, .the honorable
43trenge N. Palmer ought to be indicted for man
slaughter, in thus cruelly annihilating a whole
Party. and Capt. Nigle too, whom even the
Mosicaie coold'nt "use-up."
• rirTAePrice Fight between Sullivan and
Ayer, V i to the present writing, has not come off.
The 6,glitets sailed from Baltimore on the 6th
init., for the scene of combat, Pool's Island, shout
60 miles down the bay. The Sheriff of Baltimore
accompanied by two military companies, proceed
ed with prompt alacrity in pursuit of 'the party,
and succeeded in arresting and confining flyer,
who has since made his escape. Various rumors
are shoot, but upon which we can place no de
pendence, that the fight finally came off, and thai
flyer had beaten Sullivan. The prompt action of
the police in this matter shows that oar law. can
not be outraged with impunity. • •
P. S.—Since, the above was 'put in type we
have received news that the fight came off on the
eastern shore of Maryland, notwithstanding the
vigilence of the police, and resulted in favor of
flyer, who flogged Sullivan most unmercifully,
so much so, that he was completely blinded by
blood, and picked up insensible.
Sullivan was taken to the Baltimore hospital,
and is in a dangerous state. The seconds in this
disgraceful affair have been arrested. flyer is
not much butt.' _ •
tV'Paging the Interest. —The state Treasurer
attended et , the Benk of Pennsylesnie, on the
first, second, and third, inst., to superintend' the
payment of the semi-annual interest due on the
State debt on the first. One hill the amount was
paid 'in par funds, and the other half in Relief end
oneurrent country bank notes, on which there is
from l to 2i per cent. discount.
Retaliation.-1t is in contemplation among
the adopted Irish citipms of Baltimore, to form
a league which all Irish are especially invited to
join. The leading featores . of this league will be.
a pledge to refrain absolutely, from the use of Eng
lish manufacture. '
cCßailroad Aceidrnl.—The train from Phila
delphia that left at 4 o'clock on Wodnesday after
000n, was thiown cattle track when near Lan
caster, and the engineer and a fireman named
Wolf, were instantly killed. The passengers
escaped uninjured
01:7Lancaster Cit y contains • population of
14,140 persons, as shown by 'an enumersticojust
taken. The population in 1840 was 8,010
ohowing so Increase of 3,110 in a period between
eight and nine,yesra.
a. 4 Convention of Inventors will assemble at
Daltimores on the Gth of Much: It was.ealled by
She Inventors' Nations! Institute of that city.
CopiesEwa end atiateurs of ingenuity and skill
ore also invited.
rirSpecie Going to California!—lt is esti.
mated that the emigrants to California, - have
already. thus Cu, carried away with (hem half a
million at specie in small coins—more than five
times as much as we have received. '
Er:lames Cummings, of Austin, Mo.. acciden
tally killed his wife a short time since,' by the
discharge of a gun, the lock of which he wu re.
pairing. The ball passed through her heart. •
(ttOne of the New York Volunteers belonging
to Col. Stevenson's Regiment, is said to have
taken passage at Ben Frandsen bringing with
him one hundred end twenty It:onion() dollars'
worth of gold.
- -
IVew Orleans is (Infirmly dear of the
Osiers. tin are most of the places it has visited
on the western rivers. It / is hoped that the
country will be in a great meaiere exempt from
itt!ravafen
[Per the )dlnen• Journal.]
r. B. Berman
In conformity with the expnessal wishes of a
large proportion of the Coal operators of this
County, I convened them in Pottsville oe the lltdt
of January past, for the purposed making • com
bined effort to Wag about the long talked of
"mixing of the Stove end Nut coals." The meet
ing was numeroudy attended, and the represen
tation.of amount, was large. The reiult of said
meeting :was the passage -of the following resole.
(ions, which have been signed by the following
persons, constituting, a you perceive, nineteen.
twentieths of the whole trade. The signers have
rNuested me to have the; whole matter, with their
names, published in your journaL
Yount, &c.,
• ve subsettp
for the same
February 9th.1849.
- ' •Ived, That this aiming agree to support
the 'Nett for which it has been ..convened."
to • 'og about tbspitixing of the Stove and Nut
coals, by every consistent'meana in their power,
and here bind themselves to discontinue the ship.
ment of any intermediate description of Cool be.
tweet) Stove and Chesnut, from the Ist dfay of
March next.
On motion, resolved, That the Stove coal shell
be pima over a mesh not exceeding seven-eighths
of en inch in diameter. .
The undersigned agree to bold themselves bound
by the above reaolutions in every particular.
Jonathan Wailes C.E. Spangler & Co.
McCormick & Clark Eckel & Son
Colt,Gaskins & Lomiran John Holmes
Rogers.Sinnickson 4 , Co. S. Sillyman
John G. Hewes Chas. Sillyman & Co.
Ab. Heebner Jos G. Lawton
Silliman & Reed Reinoehis & Gardner
Patrick Fogarty Conner.Roada&Littleheels
John Pinkerton • Bennett & Erdman
G. Bans John & Richd. Carter
IN: . Robe Adams & Co., / R. Rateliff & Co.
Hamilton Adams 5 Heaton & Caner
nies, Haywood & Co. Jones & Birkbeck
G. W. Sproul) Wm. Ronaldson
ililliman & Finer James C. Oliver
Geo. Miller Oliver & McCord
M Wearer Oliver & Beachum
F. MacDlnald Gen.ll. Parts
T. & W.' Pollock G. R. Taylor & Co.
Cobb ['Miter. Agt. David Brown &Co.
•
George Spencer & Co. James Maoist'
Gen Mason , Oliver Sc Neil
Jas. H. FittIITIMOUS Francis 3. Parvin & Co.
James Penman Guiterman & Co.
Jones & Evans Charles
_Miller & Co.
his C. M. Hill
John X: Reese Newell; Sturtevant if Co
mark Henry 11. Irvin
M.G.& P. [leaner Richard Jones & Co.
Johann . Sn %Vest & Co.
David R.\Thomas F. Tyler & Co.
John Spencer- Wallace & Blakiston
Wm. Petherick Henderson & Harlan
Wm Payne Noble Sc Hammett
Richard Ileckscher 2 - John W • Downing
Per inn. Petherick S George Payne
Thorns. Williams Repplier & Co.
Per Jno.l'etherick 5 Sarni H Ruthmel
For William Morris j T. S. Darling ¢ Co.
By authority S 'E. A. Hathaway 4- Co.
Dant. stall The Stove 4- Not to
Samuel B. Fisher 4. Son be mixed at Richm'd ,
Wm. Baas & Co. J. It. White. President /
William Lloyd orals DeC Coal Co.
John F. G. Kerosine / James Donaghy
For Jacob Serrill S Rogers 4,- Caldwell
Richard Kear Wm. L. Macticr, Agent
L. S. Spangler 4 Co. Forest Improvement Co
Levi S. Spangler E. Safford *Co.
Henry Eckel
[For the Miners' Journal.]
Harriabarg, Fob. 6, 1849
Mr. B. Bannsn :
• Deft , ' Sir—The following bills have passed both
houses, in which the people of Schuylkill County.
are interested, viz:
Ad Act authorizing F. W. Hughes to sell cer
tain real estate..
A Supplement to the Act incorporating the
Pottsville Water Company.
An Act erecting-the Township of Can into a
separate election district.
An erecting the Townships of Butler and
Frailey into separate election districts.
Ant Act authorizing the Commissioners of
Schuylkill County, to sell certain real estate in the
Borough of Schuylkill Haven.
AntiAet to incorporate the Danville and Potts
ville Telegraph Company.
The following bill has passed the Senate :
• An Act relative to the Supervisors of Blythe,
East Norwegian and New Castle Township.
The following passed the House :
An Act regulating the streets and alleys of the
Borough of Schuylkill Haven.
Yours, truly,
J. W. R.
.t®
[For the Miners' Journal.]
. 1 .
Mr. EI:• B innan
Dea'r Sir—As you are known to be a wain]
advocate of domestic industry, allow me to draw
your a4ention to the very excellent artificial teeth
manufactured by Mr. Joseph F. Beiders, of our
Borough. Ile has just competed an entire set'
of uppiir teeth, which fur whitenesi, regularity and
finish. cannot be surpassed. The teeth ere inserted
is a plate of gold. When put in the plate forme
the roof of the mouth; and instead cif being en
cumbered with springs and fastenings to bold
•them in, they are kept in their place in the mouth
by atmospheric pressure. If otitis° ingenuity
deserves encouragement, Mr. eiders certainly
deserves the patronage of those who are eo cm
fortunate as to require art to supply the place • of
nature in this respect. Yours, very truly,
Pottsville,Febusry Bth, 1899. Mass.
I 'XI Sorts of „Items
Slavery in Kentucky.—Aniddreas has
been bowed by Chancellor Nicholsand others,
the people of Kentucky, urging that the constitu
tion proposed to be formed. should provide for the
gradual abolition of slavery in the State.
far,Executiors.—The colored man. Perry Bai
ley, convicted of rope, at the last term of the
Court of General Session of New Castle county,
Del., Wes hung at New Castle on Thursday last.
EV"Painfeil Murtality.—:We learn from the
York, Pa.Reptielican, that on Saturday night, the
27th ult., Mr. John M. Koch died at his father's
residence, in that boroodh, and in about half an
hour the father, Mr.- John Koch. also breathed
his last. The mother and wife died en Monday
morning.
re" Time to Die ; —M. de Lin,lnevin. a French
non, who died MA Iy at the age nt 110. had been
married len limn', e.prou'red his last helpante at
99, and had a son at 101,
rv- Al, New Mptory.—it is rumored that MAjlf
BUS.. 111 engaged in preparing a binary of the
campaign of Geo. Taylor, lin of which he wit
nessed, and most of which he was consulted
about.
Tkee al a Birth. —Th.wife of Mr. Hobert
Hart, near North Cecil cqunty, Md., gave
birth to t'bree fine children, on Tuesday last, all
girls. She has given birth to seven children at
three binhs, but' not in succession. •
I The Daring Creatures.—The N. Y. Mir.
ror knuwe more than a dozen lathes who base
sailed (or California within a short time. The
arquaintanma of our emempprary that way, seems
to be extensive, •
t arptiring. the year ending Jane 30, 1848.
there were 585. , American 'mewls totally lost at
ies—Value of the Tema, $2,021.495, and of the
eargoeyi $2.501.771, making a total of $4,523,876.
The amount of lows paid by the insurance offices
on these vessel/ was $2,801,319.
cv• Congress' mud adjourn on the 3d of
March. We base. therefore, but about twenty
two days left in which it may hurry through its
business. Still, day after day, it wastes its time
-in unprofitable discussion. The people of ibis
country are very goon natured, or they would not
itand)sueb culpable negligence:
!'Getting Punished—A man named Robert
&Rena was so badly injured in a prize fight in
Liverpool, that he died in a few days. His op.
ponent was arrested for manslaughter, end we
hope nsy be convicted and properly punished for
indulging in fights which are a disgrace to be.
crank*.
'Doings of Me Gold Mania.—The latest
ease or absence of mind reported, is that of a man
deeply involved in debt, who went on board a
Tessali bound for California, to lake leave of his
friend,, and forgot to come ashore again.
g' Mr. Calhoun rays that Texas Senators
will be entitled in the resistless march of Southern
opinidn, and Senator Houston reelies that Mr.
Calhonn is riding in a go-cart that will soon be
Upset!
Millard Fillmore has resigned the office
of Comptroller of the State of New York. io con
sequence of the new duties upon which ho
soon tinter.
"The Buildings of Jobn Wollfiberger, io
Cempblestown. Lebanon County, were destroyed
by fit/ on the 31st alt. Loss 12,50—n0 into
ranee.
The Small pox prevails to sours extant In
shore, Williamsport. acid Wilkes Barre,.
Col. R. 3f. Johnson passed through Cln.
on the 28th eft. en note far Wastdestoo.
=
einns
7!_: : ; , ; .
The Coal Trade for 1849.
Qoanlity of Coal Transported over the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad, for the week ending on Thom
day last
Port Cariboo.
Pounltte.
S. Haven,
P. Clinton.
Transportation on els Railroads is &key/ks7/ Coaary.
The following is -the quantity of Coal unniported
over the different Railroads in Schuylkill County, for
the week ending Thursday evening: Feb. 3.1549.
Weak. TOTAL.
Mine Hill and S. /7. R. R. 1,091 13 111,705 17
Laths Schuylkill/A. R. 1.3 03 07 9,45610
Mill Creek do ' 1,69 0 15 . 10.635 CS
Mount Carbon - do 1,660 13 7,997 00
Schuylkill Valley do ~- 1415 It 4.443 09
Mt Carbon and Pt. Carbon do %EH 05 13.905 00
GEO. if. POTT&
RATVI OF TOLL •tD TILNIIPORTATION OM RAIL Itto•D
From Jan. I. 1010.
To From St4hrhon.o.llaven.P.CUnton.
Diamond. until June 1,1649, - Go 1 65 1 33
Philadelphia. do do 160 155 136
For additional New Advertise:stouts ass Next
Page. They will there be Fond arranged
• under Suitable Heads. '
Not for a Day, but for all Time.
C. T. MIZEITON , S
CHALLENGE. BLACKING.
T • -•-. • • . .
HIS ARTICLE is extensively used in Pennsylrs.
Meted New York, and it mar be card with Huth.
think is superior to any other. It affords a beautiful
polish, doe, not Wore the Leather, but on the contra
-87. wben frequently applied, preserves it; in fact it
can be recommended as the very best that has-, ever
been presented In this or soy other country, having
use d it for ileveral years, we speak from experience.
Prepared by C. T. HESTON & BROTHER, 11411-
boronsh,Bucks Co. Pa. For sale wholesale an da fe.
tall by J. C. C. HUGHES,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist and Chemist,
Feb 10 7-flmo] Pottsville, Pa.
THE suascninsie, haling,lilled some orders for
CALIFORNIA, Is well acquainted with the Goods
Adapted to that Market, end is prepared to supply Mer
chants and whets destined for that country with.,
French Brandy, Holland Gin. Absinthe,
Lavender " • Madeira Wine, Bitters,
Cherry" Port - Cordials,
Raspberry) " - Lisbon ‘ ,O Lemon Syrup.'
Blackberry " Champagne " Begars, AC.
'B. LIEBER, Importer.
1111 North Fourth St., between Vine and Callowhill,
Philadelphia.
. .
100 baskets of the celebrated Grape Chem Parne- lust
received. [Feb.lo 7-Imo
Boys , and Chlldren , ti Clothing
Depot.
264 Cherreau Street. Philadelphia.
/THE Subscriber having had much exnertance
In the manufactory of Boys' and Children's
Clothing 1 Announces to the ratiums of rotti.
villa, and surrounding towns and Country. that
be has a large and varied assortment of ready made
clothing for YOUNG GENTLEMEN, made of very
good materials, and In tbe.best, latest, and meet fash
ionable style always on hand. lie would most respect
fully invite them, the ctilzens of Pottsville, &c, to give
him a call when they visit the city, and tramline his
beautifill stock themselves, and be satisfied that the
Depot. is the place to be well suited in Children's Clo
thing in make, fit. style or finish.
Feb.l, -49. 7-Iv] F. A. GOVT.
No. 9161 Chesnut St. below. Tenth. Philads.
...... _ .
HAVE removed their stock of Mate
and Musical Instruments, to the new and
„ spacious store in Swaim's Buildin. No.
' • l l B 2B Chesnut Street, below Sev g enth,
Philadelphia. where they Invite the attendance and
patronage of the public.
LEE di - WALKER having purchased the entire stock
of Cert. Wilits. (who has declined bnolness,) are now
prepared to execute all orders in their line. Their as
mirtment of Music and Musical instruments, is as ex
tensive as that of any other establishmentin the coun
try.
Piano Fortes, (From various well known and approv
ed manufactories, new in more, and will he constant
ly offered for sale.
. Country dealers supplied on very reasonable
lellllll. [Feb 10 7-orno.
SheldrakeN Alleghany Mouse.
No. 260 Market Street, above Eighth, (Sarah side,)
PIattADELPHIA.
THIS large and splendid Hotel has beer(
. furnished with entire new ntrolture. The
o Bar-Room is the largest in Philidelphla. The
--- Parlours and Bitting-rooms ore entirely sep
arated from the noise and bustle, consequent to the
arrival and departure of the ears. The Portico exten
ding the whole front of the house, affords a cool re-i
treat iP warm weather, and a epleudid view of the
greatest thoroughnire in the City.
The Lodging ms'are well finished. The Table
an well provided for as any other Hotel, with every st
tention of the managers to make it the beet Hotel for
Merchants and Business Men, during their stay in the
City. Toe terms will be one dollar per day. On the
arrival of the Cars from the West, a Porter will be in
attendance to convey baggage, fix, to the Hotel, which
L adjoining the depot. [Feb 10 7 -Zino
HARRISON, BROTHERS & Co.
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS,
Office No. 43 1.2 Seel Frost Street, Philadelphia.
Pure Parlor White Lead; Alum,groundand in crystal;
Extra Ground " " Copperas;
No. I " " Pgrollgneoue Acid ;
Red Lead; Red Liquor;
• Lithargo; Iron Liquor.
Orange Mineral; , iMastic Black;
Sugar of Lead ; 'Metallic Fire-Proof Paint.
METALLIC FIRE-PROOF PAINT.
Tills EXTRAORDINARY substance Is
found In a strata of roek,of a basin
_forma
tion. When taken from the mine, it re
' jr getable. in appearance the finest Indigo,
7 and is aboct the consistence of cold tallow;
L but on exposure to the atmosphere, in a
short time turns to Stone or Slate. Geolo
gists who have seen it, are of the impression that this
substance. when in a liquid state, has been effused
thmugh a fissure aria filled up this basin formation in
the rock.
It has been found upon anyirgation by Dr. 'Chilton.
of 'New York, to consist of :--
• Silitii.
Alumina.
Prutoxide of Iron,
Lime,
Lime,
Magnesia,
Carbon,
Sulphur,
Water,
Loss,
For use it is ground to powder, mixed with Linseed
Ott, and applied with a brush, the same as paint to
wood, Iron till, zinc, canvass paper, which In
a short time tame to Slone, which is fire-proof
It is particularly adapted for roofs of build Ings,Steam
boat and Car Decks, Railroad Bridges, Fences, gm.,
km. ...roof coated with this ankle is equal to the best
of slate, at a vast saving of expense.
Every variety of Iron work exposed to weather will
be prevented from rust or corrosion, Mt- it forms a com
plete Stone covering. School Slates aremade from it,
by covering board, or paper. As it is susceptible of a
high polish, it has been used to great adiratitage by
Carriage Painters and Cabinet !Matta.
HARRISON, BROTHERS, dr. Co.
No. 431 South *root St. Pblhtda.
MEE
Clothing at /ho
UNITED STATES.
WHOLESALE CLOTHING IVAREIZO USE.
LEWIS & lIANVORD,
Noe. 232 AND 236 PEARL BVMM
(Between Fulton St., and Burling Slip.)
NEW YORK,
HAVE ON HAND THE LANOEST ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTHING IN THE UNITED STATES.
SHE ♦RTICLE or
SIIIRTS AND DRAWERS,
Ws keep e■ endless Variety.
Also the most extensive Manufacturer. of
OIL CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS IN
PLAIN AND FBSHIONABLE CLOTHIA7O
ZEI3
Tifis AeiLle is employed with great summated by
the most eminent Physicians of this city, for the
cure of the following diseases:
SCROFUL A.or King's Evil, Ithetimatism,Cntaneous
Diseases, Syphilitic Affections, 'fetter and Ulcers,
White Swellings. Scurvy.Neuraigia or Tie Doloureoz,
Cancer, Goitre. or Dronchocele, (Swelled neck,) Spine
Digialle, Chronic Diseases of the Lungs, to counter,
act the destructive effects of Memory, Jaundice, Hy
perthrophy, or enlargement of the heart, PalMtation
and trembling in the region ef the heart and stomach.
Enlargement at the Bones, Joints or Ligaments, also
all the various diseases of the skin such as Tetter,
Ringworm, Bites, Pimples. Carbuncles. &c., Dyspep
eta and UST? Complaints, Nervous Affections, Drop
sical Swellings. Constitutional Disorders, and diseas
es originating from an Impure state of the blood and
other fluids of the body, in short all diseases where a
change of the system is required. Price 50 cu, per
bottle.
Prepared only by the Proprietors,
JOHN C. DARER, & Co., Wholesale Druggists.
Nay eOO ,North 3.1 St. below Race: Intifada.
Importers and wholesale dealem in Drugs. Medicines.
Chemicals, patent medicines, Perfumeries, Surgical
Instruments. Dauggists Gtusware. Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, and Window Glass, also a-new and superior
article of Imitation of Plate Glass at about one-fifth
the price of English or French Plates, any- Mae to
order.
The Compound Fluid Extract of Sanspatille. for
sate by Clemens & MTh), Pottsville ; W, L. Heisler,
Port Carbon ; James D. Fails, Millersville.
February 10, 1849. 7-1 y
Car. of Riel mut Market St., Oppasite T 1 weeps& s Han,
Parra num. PA,
Inn. BECKER, HOMCE PA FRIO PHYSICIAN, etc.
AJ RESPECTFULLY informs his numerous friends,
and tbennblic to general, that he has again openedan
Office in this borough, where be may always be fonnd
duslog the day ready to attend on all applicants, and
where the afflicted with every form of dhieue,whether
recent or Chronic. may receive advise. and such treat
meat, is be has in in extenalve practice of nearly 90
years, found most safe and effectual.
Residence Corner of Callowbill end Erd St. opumito
the Ptimative MethodlnChureb. paid". .s.amo
WRITES . GORSE ITOTEL.—For
warty Jazob , Octsos'o r comer of Coot sad
go! Nalsataa/s Streets, Pottsoille. WILLIAM
• • 5 MATZ. announces to the public and his nu
morons friends that he has taken the abovercelebrated
Motel, where he will be happy to see all the tbrmer eas
terners of the establishment, his friends and the public
in general. The house has recently been fitted up In
thebest manner,and he flatters himself that by unre
mitting attention an his part, that be can give entire
etlifsetlun to the travelling public.
His dahlia& is extensive, and he has a large yard
width will accommodate any quantity of vehicles,
and which can be closed up at night.
Jut /O. ?Mk
THE MINERS' RWRNAL, AND POTTSVIL.LE GENERAL ADVERTISER
Tcrras.
3,420 04 16,025 01
1,525 17 ;578 05
16 16,848 IS
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op BCIIIIIFLILELL COUNTY, FOIL
THE 1 EAR 18419.
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lindeltill Christ, Kny.. 71rtawn•sr of dm causes ..1
;ScattyUrin, is Jilectorsttaith the Cortossisramos f said
Cower, frost the 10th of Jarman, 4. D.. 1809, to
doted of January , d. D., 184 9.'
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To cash received ham Henry Krebs, Esq.late
Tredsurer. at settlement, n per report of
Auditors, January 10, 1818. . 06,268 84
To cas3 received for Taxes on unseated lands, 5,545 38
To cash received for taxes on unseated lands
,sold at Treasurer's sale, . 390 52
-To cash received for takes on unseated lands..
.sold at Commissioner's sale, 300 90
To cash received for tames on unseated lands
'redeemed,2,o 67 42
To cash received from Francis Barth, Pripet' ' '
, pal and interest of a Bond, due by him to
the County. < 530 00
To cash recd. John Tiettlogirr, for a maw .
. evert Commissioners, 75 00
To casheeed. P. Mohan and J. Kelly. Ike.
costs in case Commonwealth .vs. Mohan, •
"'Kelly and others,' 1 17359
'To cash rec'd, P. 'CV: Hughea, Esq., casts
- collected by him Incases of Commonwealth
. : vs.' James Curley, et. al., and Dorothy
' Lutchey. , • 23 14
To cub recd. B. 11 aloyer,wltness fees over
paid In case of Commonwealth vs. Juo. 51.
1
Miller, 3 13
To cash ree'd. fleo. Medlar, Epq. road Jurors
fees refunded, 6 00
To do , For the use of Court House for
Exhibition, . 1 , 3 00
To do Wm. B. Potts, Erq. rent for 1
y'r. for rooms in Court House
• . used by blasno lc Lodge, 25 00
To do Joseph Hunttinger for strays, '5 36
To' do Ales. Hunger, surplus on the r -
sale of a stray Cow, - 107
To ~ do Joseph Hantainger for Ones. .' 167
To de. Thomas Dirtier. 'do do . 600
To do Jonathan Heisler, rent for house 1
1 In Schuylkill Haven, 17 8V
To do M. Kergeslager„ down money
on bailee and lot in 8 Haven. ' 50 00
To do Philip Weiser, for a judgment
against Mr. Kremer from ft.
Kline tent. 24 88
To do L. F. Whitney. tax collector In
East Norwegian .Township
after settlement,, 1 583
..To do John T. Werner, Sheriff, for
Ones and verdicts, , 312 31
To do the colleetonordlTerent town-
• ships and Boroughs l to wit
Smith Manaeim
Henry Drummer, 1848, In NH,
Abraham Bartulet, 1817 do
Samuel Fidler, 1848 do
Rush Township
Charles Draw , 1847
' Schuylkill . township
Benjamin Vest. 1847 in full
Charles Bohner, IE4B
Pottsville Borough.
Ella, Den . , 1840 525 00
Henry Gel,, 1548 In (lI 3,038 V 7
Tamaqua Borough.
Asa Dalllet,l9l7 in full - 259 IS
William Taggett, 1818 150 00
--- 400 IS
Barry Timlnihip.
Francis Dengler. 1816 250 00
Johu A. Ouo 1817 la full 200 00
---- 4150 00
L. afahanlango Township.
Peter Stuitmen, 1846 84 00
Pater Bressier,lB47 750 62
Frederick Heim elm, 1848 475 00 -.
--- 609 62
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Minersville Borough.
John Jones, 1847 in Cull
Pinegrore Borough.
Cleo* Ilelnbach, 1815 75 00
Adam Sunman.. 1846 137 00
Nirerntz, 1847
Jacob Darr, 1848
Wayne Tornehip.
knihony Rlehenamen. 1846 160 00
John W. Heffner, 1847 22:1 00
Joseph B e rger, 1849 $l6 00
Branch Towns
Henry Bressler, 1447 600 00
Henry Dressler, 1646 367 23
West Brunneig Township.
Abraham AlbrAht, 1840 142 30
Henry Pahl, 1647 731 00
John D. Long, 1848 ' 819 50
- 1,692 80
East Norwegian Township.
Edward O'Connor. 1847 510 00
1.. F. Wtiiney. 1848 In full 932 71
North, Manheim Township.
John L Cobs, 1848 600 00
OritikoLurif Bosough.
Charles A. Rahn. 1848 in full
Tremont Township.
.1.8. Zleback, 1848
54 00
54 20
12 03
12 31
2 31
0 42
1 50
o 11
5 00
0 41
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Schuylkill [lacers Borough.
Daniel Lavenberg, 1846 60 00
William Koch, 1847 In full 78 26
William Koch, 1848 404.00
Blythe Township.
William Heinle, 1849
. .. .
Pineg rove Tosswhip.
John Fatty, 1896 250 00
Thomas Berger, 1817 . 550 65
John Buechler, 1819 323 73
-- 1,229 62
100 00
East Brunswig Township.
Daniel Wea‘ err 1846 104 00
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Jonathan Yost. 1847
John W. Hoch, 1848
Porter Township
John Boum. 1814
Abraham finagler, 1845
Benjamin Shiley, 1818
Henry Ileherling, 1897
New Castle Township.
Jacob Metz, ISIS 500 09
Frailty Township,
Samuel Caskln. 18.10
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Upper Mohantango Township.
Inane Baum, 1540 in full 200 13
Beier K. Klerk. 1847 do 303 31 '
Peter Snyder, 1848488 00
- 007 49
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Union Township. : 1
Samuel Dreaher. 1840 in full ; 38 28 • ' ,
John 8re1%0,1847 do ! 616 83 '
Samuel Rupert, 1848 ' • ., 81 00
339 09
West Penn township.
Benjamin Zebner. 1815 1 60 00
Samuel Zimmerman. 1846 in Bill 111 08
Benjamin Zimmerman, 1647 do 1261 00
/cumber, Kistler, 1848 - 473 00
• •35,487 77
January 2. 1849, balance remaining to the
bands of Benjamin Christ. Treasurer, 3,072 47
• Cr.
By cash paid Charles Fluntzinger Treasurer
of the Schuylkill county Alms Honer. *5500 00
By cash Auditors, settling account' of 1817. 45 00
Ily do Justices for holding Inquests, -336 83
By do Jacob F. Treichter, Corner fees, 155 77
By do Return Judges &c. for 'spring, fall
and Presidential elections.
By do Assessors wages.
By do Witness fees and mileage in Com
monwealth cases,
By do Justices fees la Comm'wealth do
By. do Constables fees and mileages in
Corumnnwealht Cases, 464 00
By do Bridge viewers, 61 00
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By do Road Jurors, 337 07
By do Road Damages, ' 143 00
By do Road fa school tax on onse'tedla'ds, • 1603 46
By do Redemption money do do 619 40
By do Justices for premiums on Fox scalps. 91449
By do Grand Traverse and Petit. Jason
and Constables. 3393 57
,
Ely do Inspectors of Eastern Penitentiary. 636 86
By do George Douglas, for money loaned
the County. 3000 00
By do Interest on Bonds die the county, 420 00
By do Constables for making quarterly re
By do Benjamin Owlet, Treiumret fees on
SD trots of .land, •
By do .hirors In Comners Inquests.
By do DMA.. J. G. Mahler. Geo. ifalber•
'tad?, yin. 1105iaill, Thos. Maw.
in and Thos. Brady for making .
Postmortem esamloations,
By do far mots overpaid.
By do WED. Koeb, collector' of Schuylkill
Haven tax on House and lot,
By do J. Hantzinger for merchandise,
By do Shoener& Garret do
lir do Medlar & Bickel do
By do Mashing pump at Jail,
By do Simon Hamel for bowing for water
at Jail,
By do Lewis Dower, for cleansing wen at
Jail,
By do lame! Walleisa, work done at Jail,
By do John Wildermoth, for Carpenter
work done at Jail,
By do Jacob Snyder, do do
By do Frederick lieck,Shois for Prirancre.
By do Andrew Emig, do do
By do Hannah Hager, tbr making shirts,
&c. for Jell,
By do James Day for work at Jail,
By do John Clause for Meson work atJaU.
By do Jacob ',tieback for sand and 1101361
delivered at Jail,
By do Philip Weiser for Bricks, ,
By do Samuel Mertz for Lime,
By do Geo. A. Fey for Clothing made foi
• Prisoner.
By do C. Berger for Blacksmith work, do
By do D. E. Grardi do do do
By do Benjamin Nehf for Lumber. do
By do Andrew Schawim Aw l chairs and
beadsteads for.lalL !
09 do for work done at Jail,
By do Joseph Albright for swam tkir
By do Samuel Gusty for B triads, of and.
do' Thomas Bltilet for notifying Jurom,
By do Ream Zimmerman repairing bridge
at naivete.
Mil
By do John 0111 do do S. Haven. 19 33
Sy do John Ebenhower for famishing
rooms for elections, 3 00
By do Constabburaushiliog Coot . , . - 900
By do Ground rent, 100
By do Cunisulastonerii dividing townships. 00 90
By do A. MendlesOu for soap and Rouen
, . for Jail. 14 3 7
By do John L. iforrhi High Constable of
:Reading, far tanning& prnotter
to Schuylkill County Jail, 13 - 00
By So John BrelstrCommissioner for lay
. —...— .. . •
out State Bald HOW ifiniiici - to
, Pintssitte, "- 7t 88
By - do Ceo. H. &tenter ear Bat Sagan to
Jurors In Beese's Me,
Ity 8 50
do Gttl. If. tillable, for Orate and Pad
lock Mr Jall, .. 13 33
By do Mud Omar. Jr. for Panting Cost, II 73
Lly do Jno. Dobler for stone Coal for Court
Homeland Jan, 181 83
By do James Lord far repairing lock, • 160
fly do 'lsase, H. Frebn for taming attack ,
meat to Hulatan, 11 00
By do Michael Selmer boarding witnessed, 600
By - do Michael Grae ff tbr Mitg loins '
In cam of Commanw r ialk vs.
Win. kk , rtsiti and Martin liuMl.
By de ..for con Mouse,veying Grand Juan to poor
By do Chas. A. Baba collector for . pronint •
collection of taus, ' . 13 00
By do Asa Bailer, •do d o do, 10 00
By du Samuel thus fir Beeording, Ike. 700
By do JacobAllebult for atamffing Court •
MINIS CIDCk. 10 00
By do . Christian Zoller for binding books, 15 03
By do Win. B. Potts, Req taxes overpaid
ID redeeming two tracts of land 31 24
By do Lewis Dreher travelling unease*, 12 II
By do lute Bets, do do '5 50
By do Bameel Can for Making sum'', In
cue of Commonwealth, es. John '
M. Miller, 10 00
By do Charles A. Balm, Postage, . 111 23
-By do C. M. Straub, repairing dockets. • • 700
By do C. M. Strum Cl k. of Sessions feu, 14'28
By do Edward and Wm. Bickel for build
ing bridge at Falls, 1040 00
By do 'Edward and Wm. Bickel do •do
at Rausti's Rolling Mill, 2110 27
By do Win- Riekei for building bridge In '
Lower Mabantsngo, 995 00
By do Henry Faust do do In
Union township, 1195 00
By do F. B. Dreher, for painting 24 bridge
notices, - 55 00
By do Benj. Bannon printing for County
and Stationary, . 128 58
By do Charles Frailey, do' do 97 30
By do Strange N. Palmer, do ' do . 82 25
By do E.O. Jackson, d 9 do , 53 75
By do .J. P. Bertram, : do do 13 50
Ily, do Wonder killoseman,do do 51 00
:By , do Vllet 4. Armsuong, do do 42 00
.By do Theophltos Bruckner for oedipal ,
services, • .: 15 00 '
By do S. M Zurich,' •do do Cl 76
By do S. IL Medlar, •'
do do . , 581
By do P.R. Pike, Prosecuting Attorney's '
fees, • ' 10 50
fly do F. W. Hughes, do do 125 00
By -do Benj. Bartholomew, do di' - . 88 50
By do
.. Henry Vnute for keepiig Commis-
stoners Criminal Docket; • 31 50
By do Henry Yoke for Mentz fc Rovout .
for Prothonotary and ItelNilefn.:.-4
Offices, • 13711
By do Samuel B -Fisher, on account of
• - County Map, 50 00
By do John 'fipple for a Map of the State
of Pennsylvania. 1 00
By do Jacob Dorfman for attending Court
' Douse nodextra work - 10445
By do 0.11. Stichter, salary as Commis'er, 125 00
By do Lewis Dreher, do do - 296 50
By do Isaac Bets,' do do 145 50
By dO C. B. Zolich, alt. to Commis'ers. 638 00
By do Ferdinand Bruer, Court Cryer. -- 74 00
By do • Wm. Fa alley, salary as Commis'er. 31 50
By do Wm. Frolley, for repairing Stove
and till ware for use ofJail. , 16 00
By -do Leyi 111:Wagner blll of Merchandise
...
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. for Jail,
By do Willoughby Fogel and others ser•
vices as Commisalnnent to lay oat
a Sate Road from Tamaqua to
, Kutztown, 123 75
By do J. T. Werner, Sheriff, jailor fee.
' and boarding pawners. from Jan.
7, 1818,10 Dee. 30, 1848, 1917 05
By •do Tressurcr's salary for money paid •
and received, ' 434 43
January 1849, by balsnee remaining In the
bands of Benj. Christ, Treasurer, 3074 47
*13,859 33
1'23 03
34 b 3
439 18
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MI 31
193 00
-- 466 30
Stateemest of the sebrissdisis times dos tAs Cosily, by
the Collectors of trio dtfmrsst Boras: he sad tows.
slips, viz c. H
Frailey Township. --t
Jamul Calkins, 1848 41 2 3 2 82
Blythe Township.
William Heintz, 1848 842 04
Pincgrove Township.
Christian Scbrope, 1842 . 110 68
John Polly, or Henri, 1840 412 91
Thomas Berger, 184, 74 78
John Steelier, 1848,E 235 54
. ------. 833 Al
Schuylkill Township.
John Martz, 1842 729 86
Charles Bohner, 1845 435 41
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Borough of, 'Tamaqua.
Thomas Hirbec2, 1840 53 23
William Taggen. 1849 818 00
' Borough of Minersville.
Peter Sunup, 1814 200 00
Henry Christopher, 1810 281 04
1111ehael Mohan, 1848 757 63
EEL]
132 93
3500
. 130 00
- P 3 00
' l Borough of Tinegrove.
George Barr. 1844 143 90 •
George fleinbacb. 1895 141 44
Adam Spectate, 1840 82 71 '
Frederick G. Werutz, 1847 198 25
Jacob Barr. 1848 119 91
• ----•— G 77 81
1,1V7 00
Porter Township.
John 110uir.,1844 -58 96
Abraham Keasier, 180 • : 37 69
Benjamin nany. 1846 •:i , 92 34
Henry lleberling, 1847 '.'i 55 69
David Ileberling, 1816
- 341 05
' Borough of - Pottsville.
Daniel Christian. 1835 775 75.
Elias Derr, 1846 ' 960 37
-- 1730 09
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Ruth Townthip.
William Koup, 113 7t
Charles PC.
Stephen Moore, ISIS
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Barry Tawia.iip. -
Francis aellgi , t. 1948 181 17
71000
Joseph Latisti,lB4B
East Brunswig Township.
Daniel Weaver. IMS - 028 53
Jonathan Yost 1897
John W. Hoch, 1818
Norwegian Township,
Edward O'Cnnner, 1017 • 1162 68
*lra Lake, 1818 , 503 70
NortkNartheim Town/zip.
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George Delbert, NZ 399 04
John L. Coho, 1846 5O O -33
843 37
Upper Mahantango Township.
Peter Snyder, 1818 156 50
• Union Townihip.
Samuel Ruppert, 1846
New Castle Township,
Jacob Metz, 1898 781 86
Tremont Townihip..
JAL Zlebach, 1998_ 209 11
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781 00
-- 935 19
600
14 37
36 00
37 00
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Borough of Schuylkill , haven.
Rowland Kline, 1813 •117 01,
Vaniel Lanenberr. 1846 , 237 171
William Koch, 1848 295 78
tries! Penn Township.
Benjamin Zenner. 1645 161 27
Benjamin Zimmerman, 1547 88 85
Jonathan Kistler, 1848 l4B 50
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Branch Township;
J. , 1 Yuri:ldt, 1839 1175
Philip. A. Clouser. 181 380 :9
Henri Bressler, 1817
Henry Dressler; 180
Wen Brunswig Township.
Abraham Albright, 1845 . 203 08
Henry Fah', 1541 115 19 ,
John D. Long, 1849 282 69
- -- 600 89
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Lower Mahantango Township.
Philip Osman, 1839 -• 60 52
Peter Stntzman,lBl6 115 60 •
Peter Bressler, 1847 179 38
Frederick Behwalm,lBlB 199 23
---- - 654,73
939 08
' ' , Wayne Totenship,
Anthony Mebsamen, 1846 369 99
Joh W. nen - Dir. 1 6 49 279 05
Joseph 'Seiler, 1849 ' 119 St
]nt 13
317.09
1097 98
158 55
Total Amount due by Collectors. /120,762 89
To lie Honorable the Judges of the Court of Common
Plea, of &AWFUL Calmly.
We the subscribers, Auditors for the' County of
Schuylkill, respectfully do report, that we have audi
ted settled and adjusted the accounts of the COMMIS=
*loners and Treasurer of the. County of Schuylkill.
and submit the Aimee statement as the result of their
Investigation, from which it appears, their is due the
County of Schuylkill, by Benjamin C. Christ, Esq.
Treasurer, the sum of Three Thousand and Seventy,
flee Dollars, afid forty-seven cents
In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands
this fourth day,bf January, A. D., one thousawd eight
eight hundred and farty.nine.
}TETE,
DANIEL HOCll,l•Auditors.
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Bobb Henry 1
Baker Jacob
B:limn James
Burns Dominic
Brownels Josiah
Banks John A
Barton Francis
Daniel Solomon
Brown Wm
Boyer Belleville
Burton Alfred:
Bender Levi
Brooks Michael
Broderick Rich'd
Brown John
Bourcher Andrew:
Boyer Simon
Black Benjamin
Bailey Joseph
Bowden Win.
Beadle Mishit andi
Jesse
Brown Thomas
Bermingham Belli
Delwin Mar'gt Mrs
Bowin ElisbihMrs
Skip Letters.
Bowden Win J
Brennen Owen -
Bobs Wilhelm
Hettinger John
O
Comaliar Boost
Conlon Ned
Cantrell A B
Corby Joint
Ca rneyJohn
CLahnus Wm
Conasysy Thos
Cassidy John
Cushun idsuriee
Connolly Michael
Cronus Philip
Cornelison Marin
Clark Wm
Crown Miss Sarah
CorrMrsAmrlia A
Ship Letters.
ConwayMissMrm
Collins Thos
Hell John
Hester henry„
Hussey John
Mosey Andrew
Hoch Conrad
Illorrocks Jnnthan
deaden Patrick
Hardy Stephen
Harbert Thome
Haverty Martin
lliottensteinLewA
Hot ien George
Ilayder Edward
Holdeate %Vm
Hai Henn
Harris Edward-
Hoff James
Irate Martin
Heinrich Franz
Hose Daniel
Hine) , Charles
Hardy Mrs
Hamer Mrss An
zusrina
Hoskin Miss EIM•
abeth A
Hower Miss Sarah
Uinta Henry. ship
Hancock Philip do
J
Jones John
Jordan Dominick
Johnson Jos M.
Jones J W 2
lames Chas. ship
tones David do
IL
Keefer Franz
Kennedy James
Kugner John A
Kltner Samuel
Kline Win
Kearns John
Keel' , Thou
Kelly Thos
Keating Edward
L
Lynch Dant
Liman Danl ~
Leahy John
Lathrop Isaac. 2
Lee Saml
Latemore Wm
Llndower Aug'sts
Linton Mr. •
Lally Wro
Lohse Mra F A
111
Meyer &minims
Monte Tobias
Murray Patrick
Molly & Smith
Mitchell John
Montague Daniel
Morgan Wm L
Murry Peter.
Mendel 'l' & lien ,
(Montgomery Th's•
iMullowney John
Moore. W G
Murry James
Murry John
Monahan John
Milnes George
Mitchell Win
Morgan W II
Mullarky John
D
Dryver Stephen
Dickinson Jona•
than J
Delany Dennis
Dane Patrick
Davis Richard,
Donohoe James
Dreher R J
Davis Jnhn R
Didey Patrick
MI 26
Dunn Thomas Murphy Thomas
Davies David Muliarky Mary .
Devine Daniel Moyer Judy
Dunn Th., ship Miele. Mary
E Martin Mrs Mtildal
Enterline Henry Skip Leiters.
Einheiser Antbny Miller Charles
Eagan Lawrence Maul Christian
Evans rips ship Meyer Franz
Maddison A nthny
Foster Thomas Mlles Wm
Friest Lewis Mawn Michael
Farrell John 2 Mc.
Fenton Thomas McGowran John
Fishinger Con- McGauhan Patk
rtantine McGinness Mehl
Fric - kAngustusG S McGovern] Thos
Fie] Charles McAndrew John
Flies Christopher McAtee Ch'stpher
Foley Wm McDermott Chris-
Euler George D topher
Farm]] Lewis E,McCabe Alex
Friel Miss Mary .2•llleFadden W C
Fedigan Jon ship McKibben Davies
McCaughan Heels
Collier John MeNallan Thos
Grady Stephen McKenna Chas I
glottis Wm McDonals Martin
Guinn Henry McNairMis Sarah
Clollopy Thomas MeNaughton Mrs
Gerstner George i Margaret
GettsldisMa'yAnn' Ship Letters.
GeorgeM ichl ship McKeever 'Bawd
Madrid Jacob do McDoraid John
2 Cents additional *lll be charged for all advertised
Letters. Persons applying for letters on this list will
please say "advertised "
N. D. The Inland postage oil all Foreign Letters must
be pre-paid at this office.
Feb?-8]
699 96
322 32
E 33
Lutheran and Reformed
Hymn Books. ,
T ;
lIE SUBSCRIBER has Just received and will
hereafter constantly keep on band, a supply of the
following Hooks, which he will wholesale and retail at,
publishers prices.:
German and English Reformed Hymn Books.
German and English Lutheran Hymn Books.
'Union German„ . llymn Eionks.•
German Psalters and Testaments. •
German and English - Lutheran Catechisms.' • -
German and English Reformed Catechisms.'
Stark's Prayer Book. •
Nichodemus, and tinberman's Prayer Book.
German Family Bibles,the People's Bible, Testaments
B C Books. ace,. &e.
All of which will be sold very cheap at •
IIaNNAN'S
Tite43-521Chea pViholesale and Retail Bookstore!.
WHY WILI.•YOV SUFFER) t
rr 110USAND8 of ofthe American Composed
I have been sold during the past year, and was never
known to fall in.curingin a few days, the worst eases
ore eerie In delicate dieesseAnnlnal weakness. and all
diseases of the Uniary organs. Persons adlicted.using
this pleasant and popular remedy. need fear no exposure
as it leaves no odor on the breath, requires no restric
tions in diet or business—contains no mercury or nox
ious drugs injurious to the system, and is adapted to
every see, sex or condition. It Is also the best remedy
known for Flour Alhus. or Whites, (female complaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the knowledge of
a remedy. This celebrated remedy has long been used
In the private practice of a physician with insetting sac.
eels, radically curing ninety-nine of the hundred eases
in a few days. Around each bottle are pibin and halt
directions.
CAlrrloir.—Ask for the American Coropound,and par
chase only of the agent. Price 01 per bottle. •
J. G. Drown and J. S. C. MartinAgente for Pottsville:
S. Eempton, agent for Pt. Carbon. penile . 48-38-1 y
LAMPS, LAMPS,
VIIBRACINCI ALL RINDS OP CORNELIUS.
XJARD Lamm some new and beautiftil Patterns.
Fluid Lamp_ ,s all kinds.
Phosgene Ca s Lemmas(' Phosgene Otis. The light
given by these Lamps Is soft, does not effect the eyes.
and is superior in brilliancy to Oaf. It is not as ex
pensive as Oit—and is attended with about only one
half tbe unable, Also Camphlne Stand and Hanging
Lamps. AR- of which will be sold at Manufactures
prises, at • HANNAN'S
play. W-10 Cheap Book and_ Variety Stern'.
Caution Eltra.
A man by the name of CLAPP hag engage d With a
young man of the name of S. P. Townson . and data
tali name tonal up a Sarsaparilla. which they call - Dr.
Townsend's Sarsaparilla. denominating It CI SN SINE
Original. eta. This Townsend Is no doctor, and never
was; but was formerly a worker on railroads, canals,
and the like, Yet be assumes the title of Dr., for the
purpose of gamint credit for what be is not. This Is
to caution the public not to be deceived, and purchase
none bat the Denning Original Old DO Jacob Town.
send'', Sarsaparilla. having on It the Old Dr's. Sie
nna, -• of - and his signato- -
Dm colt -
_
Genuine'll'ownsend Sarsaparilla!
(10. D Dr. Townsend is now about 70 years of age,
lJ and has long been known as the author and discos-,
erer of the Genuine Original vTownsend Sarsaparilla *.
Being poor, he was compelled to limit it. manufseture,
by which means it has been kept, out of market, and
the sales circumscribed to those wily who had proved
its Worth and known Its value. It had reached the
ears of many, nevertheless, as those persons who had
been healed of mire diseases. and saved from death,
proclaimed its excellence and wonderful
• • HEALING POW Ell.
Knotving. natty' years aro, that he had, by hts skill,
Science, and experience, de vixed an article whlch would
be of Incalcuable advantage to mankind, when once
known and extensively used, he hoped and perseve
red. expecting the time to arrive when the meana would
be furnished to bring it Into universal notice; when
Its Inestimable virtues would be known and apprecia
ted. This time has come, the means are supplied; this
GRAND AND UNEQUALLED PREPARATION.
Is manufactured on the largest sale, end is sidled
for throughout the length and breadth of the land,
ee-
Pectalil as it Is found incapable of degeneration or
deterioration.
eve. ; Man ring throughout the land. that'Old
Dr. Jacob Townsend Is .now manufacturing the real
'Townsend Sarsaparilla,' which a ,aererfer
emits, and serer elompes its character.
From this day forth the people shall have the Pare
Ocarina Tosessead Sarsaparilla, which shall never
sour in the bottle, or in the stomach, and It shalt yet
banish from the land all Fernenting, Souring, • Explo
ding, Vinegary Sarsaparillas, - now in use. A good
Sarsaparilla, pure and genuine, ought to live ; a pdor
souring. Sarsaparilla ought to droop and die.
The Old Dr's. Sarsaparilla will keep pure and per
fect 100 years.
Unlike young S. P. Townsend's it improves with
age, and never changes, but for the better ; because it
Is prepared ori scteatilic principles by a scientific man.
The highest knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest
discoveries of the Art have all been brought Into requl
salon Inthe manufacture of the OLD DR'S:SARSA
PARILLA. The Sarsaparilla root, It Is well known
to medical men, contains many medicinal properties,
'and some properties which are Inert nr useless, and
others, which. if retained in preparing it - for use, pro
ducefensestalion and add, which to injurious to the
system. Some of the properties of Sarsaparilla are so
valuate, that they entirely evaporate and are lost in the
-preparation, if they are not preserved by a scientific
process, known only to those experienced In its mann.
facture. Moreover, these volatile principles, which
fly off in vapor, or as an exhalta Gan, under heat, ate
the very essential sted"cal propertiel of the root, which
give to It all its value.
Any liaison can boil or stew the root till they get a
dark colored liquid, which is noire from the coloring
matter in the root than — finm anything else; they can
then strain this insipid or vapid liquid.sweeten with
sour molasses, and then call it ..flursapai Ilia Extract
or Syrup." But omit Is not the article known as the
GENUINE OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S BAR.
_
SAPARILLA.
Tills is so prepared, that all the Inert properties of
the Sarsaparilla rent are first removed, every thing
capable of becoming 'acid or of fermentation, is extract
ed and rejected ; then every particle of medical virtue
is secured In a pore and enncentrated form; and thus
it Is rendered incapable of losing any of its valuable
and heating properties. Prepared In this way.. it Is
made the most powerful anent in the
CURE OF INNUMERABLE DISEARES.:
itesMl
Norton John IC
Newlin Michael
Nichols F
hence the reason why we hear commendations On
every side In its favor by men, women, :aid children.
We a nd It doing wonders to the cure of Consumption,
Dyspepsia. and Liver Complatol, and in Rheumatism,
Scrofula, Piles, Costiveness. all Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples, Blotches. and all affections arising from
IMPURITY OF TIIF, BLOOD. I
It possesses a marvellous efficacy. in all complaints
arising (tom indigestion, from Acidity of the Stoma. Is,
from unequal circulation, deterininalion of bland to
the head, palpitation of the heart, cold feet and cold
hands, cold chills ' , and hot dashes over the body. It
has not its equal in Colds and Coughs; and promotes
easy expectoration. and gentle.perspiration relazing
stricture of the lungs, throat, and every other part.
But in nothing Is its excellence more manifestly seen
and acknowedged than. In all kinds and &mania Fe.
male Complaints.
It works wonders in case of Fluor Albus or Whites,
Falling of the Womb, Obstructed, Suppressed, or
Painful Menses. Irregularity of the menstrual periods,
and the like t and is as effectual in curing all the forms
of Kidney Disease. By removing obstructions, and
regulating the general system, It gives tone and strength
to the whole body, and thus cures all forms of
NERVOUS DISEASES AND DEBILITY.
O'Rrien Patrick
O'DooliellAnt . no
tonal , . Chas
John
O'flata Patrick
O'Connor Thos L
Ott ens John
Ochner Andrew
Painterino R
Parkin Moses
l'belim 'Michael
Powers John
Potts t:er,' ship
Price John do
Quinn James
Itell!ey Michael 2
Milled Joseph
Rutter Thomas
Roach Michael
Mabel, JO
Rnerlag Mr
Rudy Joseph
And that prevents or relieves a great variety of other
maladies, as Spinal Irritation,•Aeuratgla. St. Vitus
Dance, Swooning, Epileptic Fits, Convulsions, ke.
It is not possible for this medicine to fail to do good ;
It has nothing in it which can ever harm, it can never
tour or spoil, and therefule,:can never loose ill cura
tive properties. It cleanses the blood; eseites the lieu'
to healthy action, tones the stomach, and elves good
digestion, relieves the bowels 'of torpor and constipa
tion, allays Inliamation, purifies the akin. equalises the
circulation of the Wird, producing gentle warmth
equally all over the birdy, and at the insensible perspira
tion; relaxes all obstructions, and invigorates the en
tire nervous system. Is not this, then, the medicine
you pre-eminently needl But can any of these things
be said of S. P. Townsend's Inferior article 1 This
young man's liquid is not to be
Rank David
ReussMarianahlrs
Reilly Miss Mans
Rahartel Wm,ship
S
Stevens John
Shaw Geo W
Singer Peter
Sweeney Luke
Scott Patrick
Schneider August
Strohm Henry S
Schmitt Mr
Smith James
Stibbins H C
Sullivan David
Smith Robert F
Schwartz Baptist
Stales Thomas
Schmeixer Franz
Scrimshaw Chas
Stephens John
Skimm henry
Smith Charlotte
Stoker Mla•Susan
Sharp Mist Peggy
Sbermann MltSar
Scott Martin. 'hip
Sums Ralph do
Thomas Edward
ThalLJ P
Toll min George
Truman Josephli
Thompson Dr L M
Thompson Geo
Tonkin Joseph
' Track William
Thatcher] M
Ship Letter,.
Turnbull Alex
Tierney:Thomas
Toilet Michael •
Urich George ''
Erscheleatbarine
UlmerChrstn,sblp
VanderbeekE 0 2
Viescher FJ •
COMPARED WITH THE OLD DR'S
Recluse of one Fend fact, that tire one is incapable of
- deterioratlon,anANEVEß SPOILS, while the other
dors; it sours, feiments, and blows the bottles con
taining It into' fragments; the sour. acid liquid es
proding, and damacing other goods! Must not this
horrible - com p ound be poisonous to the system! Blatt
pxt catfish, a system already diseased with acid! What
causes Dyspepsia but acid! Do we not all know,
that when friod sours In our stomachs, what mischief.
it produces! flatulence, heartburn, palpitation of the
heart, liver complaint, diarrhma, dysentery, colic. and
corruption of the blood} What is Scrofhla but an acid
humor in the body What produces all the humors
which bring on Eruptions of the Skin. Scald Bead,
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, White Swellings:Fever Sores,
and all ulcerations Internal and" Vernal! Ills oath •
ing under heaven but an acid substance, which sours
and thin spoils all the fluids of the body, more or less.
What causes Rheumatism, but a sour or acid Bold,
which Insinuates itself between the Joints and else
where, Irritating and inflaming then ender and delicate
tissues upon which it nets! On of nervous aiIiC3FPS,
of impurity of the blond, of &winced circa tations, and
nearly all the ailments which nflibt Iranian nature.
Now is it not horrible to make and sell, and Writs
/y worse to lice tbn . .
SOURING, FERMENTING. ACID "COMPOUND"
OF S. P. TOWNSEND: .
And yet he would fain have it understood that Old Dr.
Jacob Townsend's Geoid'. Original Sarsaparilla, Is
al IMITATION of his Inferior prepirs t lon
heaven forbid that we should doll in an ankle which
would beat the most distant resemblance to S. P.
Townsend's article: nod which would bring down
upon the 014 Dr. such a mountain load of complaint;
and crlininations from Agents who have sold, and pp,
masers who have used S. P. Townsend's Fermenting
Compound. ,We wish it understood, because it is the
absolute truth, that S. P. Townsend's article and Old
Dr. Jacob T, n rn•end's Sarsaparilla am hearers-wide
Wealseh Michael
%Wove rhos 2
WllliamsSamrnal
I William Rees
Weaver John
Williams Diehard
Wilson James
Ward Wm
Welsh Dennis
Waylin Daniel
Wart hlebeamßen
Wagner Chas
Will lamsWm
Wood Harriet
Waters Lydia
WeidleMiiM'rtha
Weller MisPnlope
Waison3lisSarati
. -
apart and ifinitr/ydissintitar ; that they nre unlike In
every particular, having nut ono single thing In corn.
mon.
As S. P. 'Townsend is no doctnr,and never was, is no li
chemist, no pharmaceutist—knows no more of medi.
eine or disease than any other common, unscientific,
unprofessional man, what guarantee can the public
have that they are receiving a genuine scientific med I.
eine, containing all the virtues used in preparing it,
and which are incapahleuf changes which might ren
der them the agents of disease Instead of health 1
But what else should be expected from one who
knows nothing comparatively of medicine or disease!
It requires a person of some experience, to cook and
serve up even a common decent meal, how much more
important is it that the personswho manufacture medi
cine, desixned fur weak stomachs and enfeebled aye
tems,should know well the medical properties of plants,
the best manner of securing and concentrating their
healing virtues, also an extensive knowledge of the va
rious diseases which affect the human system, and
how to adapt remedies to these diseases . ,
It is horrible to think, and to know how cruelly the
afflicted are imposed upon by presumptuous men for the
sake of money ! -Fortunes made out of the agonies of
the siek and no - equivalent-rendered the despair
ing sufferers!
It Is to arrest frauds upon the unfortunate, to poor
balm lath wounded humanity, to kindle hope in the de.;
Ithalring bosom; to restore health and Winn, and vigor
tato thoternshed end broken, and to banish infirmity,
hat Old Dr. Jscob Townsend has sought and found
the opportunity and means to bring his Grand Univer
sal Concentrated Remedy within the reach, and to the
knowledge of all who need it. that they suaylearn and
know, by joythl experience, its •
TRANSCENDENT POWER TO HEAL.
Ship Letter:.
Willlama James
WalkingshamJ no
;Wept GodHet
Water John
!Whitaker Patti'X
Toting 3 - Evan'
Yeatett John
Yost John, shit )
Yestett Val., do
And thus to have the unpurchasable satisfaction. of
having raised thousands and millions from the bed of
sickness and despondency to hope, health,and a long
lite of vizor and useflainew to themselves, their
and friends
Agents for this County, John G. Brown, Pottsville;
James B. Falls,and J. W. Gibbs, klinersville; E. J.
Fry, Tamaqua. [Dec. 15, 1848. 51.
Charles Harlot,
FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING
AND SHAVING SALOON.
X6(O MEMO of Centre and Market &rat'
POTTSVILLE.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY on band and for sale, the
following articles :
A large and splendid assortment of colored Lithograph'
in prints. single or By the hundred.
Turner and
,Fisher's Song and Toy Books in great earl
etysingle or by the dozen,
Dream Books. Letter Writers. Spelling Books, Primers
Emerson's and Cobb's Readers, Copy and Pass
Books,
Comte and other Almanacs single or by the dozen,.
Steel Pens and Holders,
Pocket Books. Playing Cards. Dominoes; Cenversation,
Fortune Telling. and Courting atm,:
Shav i ng C r e am and soap, Wash Balls, ea nd;So3p, and
other Fancy Sosps, E x
Jules Mattel's Genuine Bear's 011:0z Marr. , te. Curling
Fluid, and Cologne Water, single or by the dozen,
I Tooth .Bhavlug, Hair, and Clothri Brushes,
Dressing, Pocket, and Fine Tooth Combs,.
Mason's and Frank Miller's Water Proof Oil Blacking
Stocks, Collars, and Suspenders.
Razors and Razor Strops.
Large assortment of Ladies' Curls,.
so.Cnris done upin the hest manner.,
He baa also on band Dorlag's Terpsichore arßall
Boom Gaide. Shaving, Hair Cutting, etc., performed
n the most approved style, Ottazots done tient the•
bortest notice. • Dec23,MS:sl.ly
suprlirot , Slant &
V Wee t's Improved CAMPHINE LAMPS, Ittst ro
red on romtalstlon'
MARTIN'S Eirth: Store, Potts* We.
elTbese IMAM are the yes, best patterns made—given
eilltant light, end will be sold ttesomtnonll leer. Step
p osts
021
It tomespondem.
froth oui Telegrap
:116W8 TO THE LA
ESTI MOMENT !
Hifi. Feb'. 9, ii
6 4'cloock, P.M. S
r Wire!. Coro Meal
W!leat. $1.14a1,15.
Corto, 62863 c. •
tintAti
float is hid it $6
62,18. Rye f'lodr $6,12i
Rye, 68a69e. per Nish.
AS VILLE:
GIAIA. TAYLOR AL Al
VITAL AT
16.liville, Feb. 7,
ViOtsbUrg do the let
mortiing, on his routs
ningi he erriset),bere.
.se concourse of
General Taylor arrived
inst., and left tde following
I to Washington: This mo
acd was received by an
citizens on the levee.
lart,of. Bliss wad Lady I
Ins, arrived is iishimoreou
way to %ValhiOtton city.
end Mts. Gen Tay.
the Bth hut 09 diet
on the Zvi loaf , lb' 61t
'ensto7al District; oc
n of Floe. Johnston.
Robert F. Johnion.
(Damotrat.)
eiaed to render rest,'
:cifoco candidate.
rir.4ll Median was he
the vacancy iuj the .I.Xth
eve-lone!, .61 0 the relignaf
The candidates are Messra
(Whig). and Agnatua Pur l
ficicnt returns haie been r .
certain the success of the
he Suite donyintioir
• rriYbolg recently,
• ed, b tying for its oba
rights fct the colored
r f r echoed Uniev.—At
of colored meni held at H I
political aarociarion was fo'r
ject the obtaining of citizens
man.
Hopes school teacher
,eel) arrested and cod
of hiring so severely
i g to Mrs. Rogers, as
(JA man named Jain
at St. Micheore„ Aid', has
matted to jail on the charg.
boated a hired girl, belongi
to cause her death.
; will accompany hiit
'6thei side of theis
Cslifornii, soon and
=Mr. Denton it ii ni.
daughter awl . Nfre. Bentt:tn i
Isthmus, on their way to
the adjournment of Uongr
•
mmed l ment blame
bee pesieti the tieiste.
the term is but two'
bill extending The
to five years icnprisonmen
—Under the present law
FEla
e :4he Fiierden' of
to have a trienalaf
.9 on the 27th March.
fgr Firemen's Para
'Philadelphia have agree
parade, with their apparat
Cl3The Virginia gold
ton, Helms & Co. io PIO id
Joy, to a working force of
HAAS' EXPE TO' ANT, '
' For tAs Curs of Coarestp Me. Cgi.gAs.Ualdi.i.
TO' THE If 131.1 e.
IN PRESENTING this vat able medicine to the pub.
lic. as a' remedy for Cone motion, and`ftimonary
Diseases In general, I have b en actuated solely by the
great success attending its - 1.1.e in m' own immediate'
neighborhood, and edeslre 0 benefit the afflicted, I
shall simply endeavor to giv • a brief statement of its
Jlefulness.and flatter mysel thatiti surprising effica
cy will enable me to furnish , urh proofs, of Its 'v Woes
as will satisfy the most i ne re iutous.lthat CONSUMP
TION may and "CAN Br, CI. RED,'l ‘ if this medic/et le,
resorted to in time. as Consumpt on, however If a'
disease which differs much I r the se •er'itv of Its amp- -
mita, and the rapidity of Its progresal and has lung baf
fled the skull of physicians it 'cannot be supposed that
this or any other remedy capable of effecting a
cure in every case and 4 . , ' 7 stage of the disease;
an the contrary, we ......, ex et it to fall sometimes, a
:ircurastance which occurs d ily,with all the most vat- .
table remedies we possess, f r the moat simple diseas
es. The proprietor submits t e foll Owing testimonials
to its favor from citizens oft is County, well known'
to the public. H
Me. W. J. Hass,—Having een'afflicted for the last
thirty years with Consumption, and hairlng had the sal=
vlctdof some of the most emintntPliyalcians,and.wasgl .
tenon as incurable. I was inf ucedtt , mato trial of your
invaluable Expectorant.and mhapny to say that I ate
'
entirely eared, and amattend ng to my daily occupatioin , i
as though I had never been afflicted. Predions to ta
king your EXPECTORANT,couId not, if 1 had been:
sodisposed, do anything at m trade. I have since ree
'"mmended It to several of m frig rids, and particulaily
-one case of Comm:sea Cox ustrfinsi, and am ham
to state that in every instan it had the deslredeffect
Tours respectfully • JOSHUA HAWKINS.
ci
Schuylkill Ha yen. October .1544.
Scuuv tam. I van. January I, 1845,
Mr. W. J Ils•s,—Dear Si :—llaving been afflicted'
with a severe pain In the bre st, 1 was Induced to try,
your Expectorant, and after u Marine bottle of !Vaned'
it to relieve me, and Ido not esitate in recommending,
it to the public asa valuable m divine for Colds, Coughs'
and Afflictions of the Breast I .
lam respectffilly'Youtii 6,- ..
EHTS &RD ITUNTZINGER.
- S - entiv tam: II Van, October 19, 1641. ,
I was taken with a had eel some time ago, and used'
one Of ywo bottles of Me Has '1 Et-pail:treat, which re
lieved me much; and should I have occasion for the,
above again, I would freely c II on Mr. flatterer hlsin
valuable Expectorant. ANIEL H. STAGER.'
• SCHOTLEILL Mama, July, 29,1815, ,
Ma; WILLIAX J. Haas,— ear Sir:--I am happy bp'
testily to the efficacy of your xpectorant„ for answer
ing the purpose for which it as intended,that of re
lieving Coughs, Colds &c., , •
Tours respectfially,- C AS: lIHNTZINGER.
For sale by the Proprietor a Schuylkill Haven.
by o lto v l i l l 7 e ng . Agents in uplift! county-
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Llewellyn—Johannan Coe I
Mlnersville-3. & .1. Falls,
New Castle—George Bells
Port Carbon—Henry Shirai
Landingville—Color & Dr u
Pinegrove--Gmeff &FOffe
Tamaqua—llellner & Morg
Middleport—HL Koch & So
Tuscarora—George R. Dry
fts. Frederick Klett & Co. 13
rat agents In Philadelphia:lb
STANTON'S EXTF NAL. 21.166116 .
•
CALLED HUNT' LINIMENT.
TEI now universally acknow edged to be the Infallible'
X remedy for Rheumatism, Spinal Affections, Corp -
traction of the Muscles, Sort Throat and @utast': Is
sues, Old Ulcers. Pains in th Back and Chest,. Ague
in the Breast and'Fate. Toed! Ache, Sprains, Bruises.
Salt Rheum, Burns, Cronp,l • rutted Feet, and all Ner
vous Discasca. ' -
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The triumphant success rillh hoe attended the ap.
pllcation of this most WON ERFUL MEDICINE hi
curing the meat severe cases f the different diseases
'
c
above named, and the HIGH N COMIC MS:that hive
been bestowed upon It whXr ver it has been introdu
ced, gives me the right to call n the afflicted to resort
at once to the only reined, the eau be relied elf. •. .
A year has scarcely elapsed Since I first introduced to
the notice of thepublic, thIitttIONDERFUL REMEDY
and in that short space of time, it has acquired 11 repo
cation that ranks it amonvattim diclites sera &eat Eiter
nal Remedy thefrat sad but. It has termed the 'ap
probation of the Medical Facu ty and many citizens of
influence and wealth have tin ted and recommending it
to the Public's use. as a med , lfirae that can be safely re
sorted to for speedy relief. he high characteralready
11
attained by thin , popular Me trine, has induced some
base and evil minded personal, o palm off a counterfeit'
es the genuine; and nn doubt be century will be tTood-'
ed with a spurious Hunt's Liniment. Be carefhl and:
. i
examine well before you boy; ed see you get
STANTON'S EXTERNAL. REMEDY CALLED'
HUNT'S LIN MEXT
See that each bottle has nay aim hlown uponit, and
that it Is accompanied with ill ectlees, and with a Lae
simile of my signature en the seco ad page; otherwise
you will be cheated with an tide that will Injure in
stead of benefluleg you. -
The low price at which It isLsold enables every one,
even the poorest to be beneflit dby this excellent reme
dy. It is unfortunately the case that the working' cline .
see, from expasute,are more subject than the idle and,
rich, to those very Infirmities which It Is Intended to
I cure, yet the exorbitant prl usually • milted for reme-i
'Mesa the like nature (one t alai per bottle,) robs the
needy of their use., -
- . Thousands are now cuffed g the most Int'ense agony:
irtslrig trona maimed limbs, ;distortions sit the frame,
Inveterate rheutnatiom ; ma y of them, perhaps. have ,
already given up In despair II attempts toob(ain relief,
fler repeated and noasirce ilrul triois—but let no such.
feelings of despair be caste Ined--try HUNT'S'EINI
MENT, It has done wonde s, l as may be eseirhy reading.
the several cases 'reported in the parnphletcwhich aro'
to he had of every Agent Try it and despair not. But
should you In Carelessne ~ or incredulity neglect to'
seek for relief In its prop application, either for your.'
self or your friends, the iet the blame be upon - your ,
tea only, ter Providence has now placed within. 'nine .
reach a safe and certain remedy. Which has already
&Worded relief to thnusa • ds, and whose healing proper,-
.ties are incontestable. GEO'.'E: STANTON.
Sing Siagi>u y 1,18 1. t
A .ENTEC:
John G. Brown, Foil rifle. •
Jonas Robinhold, Pot Clinton.
Bickel & Metier. Ortiliveibure.• •
t
. Lewis G. Wunder. S !Illyrian haven.
James B. falls, Mo n resettle.
Geo.lteifsnyder, N Castle.
Walter Lawton. St Clair ,
8. 8.. Sempton, Po Carbon.
Oliver 6c Mars, Bel nt. .. .
W. H. Barlow, Ne Philadelphia... '
J. Williams, Middl l oposti- s .
George irvtlte
li.Potts. 0 oc;- -
Jos. IL Alter. Tuscarora. .
anti, Tamiticia:
ayilin. May 15th.y*-11 , 81112 e
neither & 151orgag,
July 343847. Pn I
B. A.- eahn t stock's Vermiftige•
FACTS OR TILE PEOPLE.
TFrE , CONSTAN Ll', increasing norallarlty and sate
of a: Pahnes k`a Vermiform ban ludifeed per: -
enna'who ewe envlou of , its 'nicest, to plifirintf upon
the pabilc, preparati nylirhich all medical men" knot"
to be inefficacious In spelling wands front thesystem.
This Vermlfuge m de its why into public farm upon
the ground of its o intrinsic merits, more than any .
other medicine of the kind now used; and while muff
worm remedies have. by dint of pulling, been thread:
Into sale, and short y after • gone Into 4h obscurity .
which their wonblesneas Justly method, Id: Al-Foline-•
stork's nermlfuge c o ntinue' In be trbatapharitty •ms. -
Mined. It bas only obe *Wed and Itserrects will
sustain all that weal 1 of its wanderfidespellingPoytef ,4
EETIFICATE.
Irafss,lErie Co., New 'rink. 3.113,7, 1111
We certify thatsee, bate used B. A. rahnmitocre`
Vermin:le in oar Ihrniliee. and In every case it baste.;
tided a decided an effectual remedy Mr 'rim ilk
*Grew from the sea en. We cordially recommend it
to parents who has children afflicted with that'dan
terous malady. ELON VIROVE,
wg.s.
,prAnis,
ROffEWP MAY.
For sale, wholasa *arid Mall at the drug warehouse'
of • W. N. PATINESTOCK . de Co.
Corner of Si h and Wood - its. Pittsburg, Pe.
For saletn Penn Ile, by JOHN O. BROWN, Drulti•
Vat. - (De .9,1813. 50--
c of Mcs;rs Stack
.e yiehuing ss9oger
hatds.
;bin, tgq
l yder. Esq.
fir; P. M.
1,.. haler',
ZE23
ye keen appointed gene'
Haas' Expectorant: