THE OLD MAID. I= DUI MI Citratir I read, last week, your lad complaint. And, la I It almost 'made me faint ; To see you ptong'd In gulf desg lir, And how you kick'd and scrabbled there, 0, if you'd only let me know, I'd had yon thirty years ago; • When I wan blooming bright as May, And you were young, and spry, and gay. I'm Ante We wicked quite and wrong, That we should tive apart so long, , That we ebould shrivel up and die, And not . ..flumes gad staltip/se•— • . The Wisest sure and first command , That we to do should take in hand. I "You're not Ili some you an'd to be"— Weil—Jost so, air, it is with me.— I've scarce a tooth in all my head, And one sheet only to my bed. My tkee has forty wrinkles tn't„ . ' r .My cap and bonnet out of print. . • Bat, sir, what you resolve to do, sure I like aa well as you : And cannot think what harm 'twould be, ,Should you concinde to marry me. Should you be either deaf or dumb— ;l'd cure you up fobilme to come;, In stocking boles I'd take up" stitches, And wash your shirt and mend your breeches : :Nay, make your bed, and keep out cold, Add tack you up when you grow old I'd make you look so smart apd clever, You'd want toilet, with me for ever: Bat, don't dear, pray don't bang yourself, • I'd rather have you ticks, by half f• No, spare the limo( nutte or garter. Nor lesson —to go away by %viler. But pldik up coinage—sore I'll trust ye, And change my name - to Retry Crusty; Till then, far lake of rhymy tinkle, ' . I'D sign myself, yours— BETTY WRINKLE Itlit an _Ljumor. Cir An Unsafe lnoutment.--Did thce receive my remittance, Nathan my sent" ..Yes, fattier." +Then why did thee not buy a new coat 1— .thy prevent one is rather /fragile." "Why—the fact is—that—l left all my money in the bank at New Orleans." "Ab! thy economy is certainly commendable —in what bank 1" ion% exactly remember what bank, father— Iknow it was a very a good one, as it had a scrip tura name. It was—um! let me see—it was the ,Pliaroah bank I think." .* tWish. Sto , y.—The editor of tho Manches ter Democrat tells of a Man who had a large nose. and who in crossing a cornei of Lake Winnipiaio gee to teeth the wood where ho was chopping. cat a hole through the ice for the purpose of quenching his thirst. A large .trou% mistaking, Cor. some more tempting prize, the nose of the 44 chopper, which was protruding below the frog• went., which covered the surface, nabbed it with all his might. The man upon the ice, alarmed by this unexpected- assault made a hasty retreat, and not only took his nose out of the water, but with st a good sized trout writhing nino pounds. Choice. , —Two intereging negro Inds ...were standing M the streets of Ctiagleiton. gaz . into the market , which everybody knows . is pro - verb's' for its supply of all manner of luxuries. slim," said one, orp,iie you hat; your choice now of ell the goad tinge in dat inarket what you take, nigger!" / ..What I take! why . I'd take all de possum fat and ail 'de homminy- 7 01 course I would—now what you take? hey t Hum! how.you 'sped mo to choose when you took every tag dots nice!" 'Some !pays ago a chap in the town of A—, +Me Outeing played the ':gay gallant!' a little toa freely to daughter—ne woo called to account, by the old gentlemen. Who demanded sharply .'what same he hod to give fur such con• duct V “Nothing,” was the reply, '.but exuberance of spirits.” "Is that all, you graceleps rejoined the old , lellow w as he brought down his ram upon the ~< floor with terrible emphasis • ...then fet me tell you. air, that th- sooner you get them rectified, the s better:" ''The, .!lowing conversation was heard in •- Cop* 4.4:onep' Itverstirent.the other day between . two reeutir BO r:r c i n i; &i. e . you approve - 0r roes, winter. r "$O, they is tun b:nody, acid lend to furder crime" is' the lender-heartear feller I ever . see," "Well, I is. I wouldn't kill a fly. No, not teen a frog; and much as • I ,despises' dogs, I wouldn't even 'eat a sassige,_ if there war any _in it'l rir Copilot /dea.;—“indeed, indeed,. friend — rom," said one citizen hi another, ..you 'piled .the look, of your neg by cropping his ears en •glotia : what, could your reason be for it I" ...Why. Tattle, I will .tell yon—my home bed a strange %knack of being trightenra— and on very trifling . occasions would prick up his ears es if he bed seen old Satan, and so, to curs bid), I ...ropy') him." . • nr•Row to Cold' Rals.—A Yankee has just lnvertted a Method to catch rate. He says: cats your bed in a room much infested by there animal's, and on retiring put out the light. Then -strew over your pillow some strong smelling •ebeese. three or , four red herring. come barley meal or new malt.•end a sprinkling of codfish. %Keep awake till you fins! 'tbo rate at work, and then make • grab. nrEkvated.—A man was elected to a corpo r sialsbip in militia company. His wife, after discoursing with him some lime upon the advan tage his family would derive from his exaltation, acquired, in a doubtful tone, "husband, will it.be 'peeper to let our chiklren,pley.svith the neighbors 4apsvi" rir, ' , Sir, have you any bear meat I' The host Made his bow and retired. In a twinkling a rich rand savory dish Will placed before the iriierroga toe. ..Do you call this bare meat!" “No Fir," Was the reply of the smiling host, ""we always .dress our meat before wo introduce it imo cow- trit . Wit. -"My dear medlni,"- - e3id a doe 4 ,tor to his patient, rrl am truly gratified to see -,you yet in life. At my last •isit yesterday,•you ,//know I toW you that you had but see hours-to ~ Y ee. doctor "'oh diJ, but I did n3t tate the Jose you left for me." Good Hii.—Theodure Parker stye— .4tt.tr. Faeing=bothways is a popular poltik,ien in Aiiiierica,just now, sitting on the fence 'between' am:testy anJ Dishonesty. and like the blank leaf between the Old and New Testaments, belonging to neither dispensation." , , • ti' A Robustirnsa countryman meeting a phy. skim, ran to bide behind a wall ; being asked the cause, he replied. is so long since I have been sick, that I am ashamed to look a physician in the face." tlr Quite.° DTerence.—A poor man who tad been ill, on being asked by a gentleman wed). er he had taken a remedy, replied :—..No, I mint taken any remedy, but I have taken lots of physic." Eir"Mather," said a'young hopeful. °what is - • lighthouse keeper ?" “Why. some houses are otolight,that they bare people to keep them from twirl blown away." The youth was satisfied. 1-IT.A. &ardent at 111 e g,;1,1 urines in California, isys that labor I. from ten to fifteen' dollars s day. board ten dollars • day, with tbe.prieilege of "taping under a tree! 4;TTA boy was lately asked by 416 catechist of tho school, ••who first bit the apple s !" to which ,he replied, ••Don't know—but guess it was our •Betz, for she eats green apples like snakes." IrriaM a straight fe.wsrd nwa," as the.to. per said when he pitched into the gaiter. nind Aothing eke." rirAn hi:boron hying toll to greyer the wag. .nn, returned in ettoutin hour afterward+ and said I have gramma, every port of the wagon but them sticks where Me: wheels hang on.•' • Firrou often hear of'• man ..being In adzmince o af bin age." but you never beard of a Woman being io We mime predicament. or A Friend of Ours carries his serum or Aosior ao far as to spared 141 bb.tim. io' perfect kilecaris, Wows bs dito j eot awl like to faits o,¢ Innings of „Owe; - victersx: VICTORY: VICTORY: WILLIAM F. JOIINSTON,. ' .. THE POPULAI UWE CA EDIDETT. TOIIOOVEISOE TRIUMPIIANT! i • ' Sadden Resteratiessef Cesfidesies in Trade. FIVE huitdred hand' wanted immediately to make the new style WINTER COAT, which for elegance and appearance, surpaue• anything at the kind ever presented to the 'citizens of this Country A pattern coat can be seen at the immense wholesate and retail Clothing Establishment of LIP PINCOTT do TAYLOR, corner of Centre and Mahan- Congo streets, Pottsville. Also. a large assortment of Caator. Asphat. and Fighared Beaver Cloths; Frebeh Doe Skins, and English.) French, American, and Sax ony Twilled Cloths, of the flueOLtabric and manufax-, lure; together with a great vstElty of Casslmeres An geles, Paletol, and other novelties tar the ensuing sea son. A roast unusually large variety of rich and elo . nt Vestiegs, which must be seen to he appreciated and we cordlalty extend an luvitatiorrin nor nUMerOns cur. tamers and the public generally. to favor at with a call, In order to satisfy themselves of theme of this well as carted stock. Silk Shirts. Drawers, Neckerchiefs, Suspenders, Gloves, doe. Boys' gathlonalitn Clothing. of the latest make and finish. . LIPPINCOTT do TAYLOR, Corner Centre and Mabautongo streets, Oetl4-49 ) Pottsville. Boys' and Children's Clothing Depot. 284 Chuang Swat, Philadelphia. /THE Subscriber having had mayhem:penance In the manufactory of Days' and- Children's gloating ; Announces to the citizens of Patti• villa, and surrounding towns and Country. that be has a large and varied assortment of ready made clothing for .YOUNG GENTLEMEN, matte of very grand material., and in the best, latest, and most fastt innable ',yin always on hand. Ile would most respect fully invite them, the ctlizens of Pottsville, dec. to give him a call when they visit the city, and examine he beautiful Wick themselves, and be satisfied that the Depot, Is the place to be well suited in Children's Clo thing in make, tit. style or flnlsb. Feb. 7, 49. 7-Iyl . 'F. A. 110 FT. . ' No. 206 Chesnut St. below Tenth, Phllada. WHITE SWAN HOTEL.—T AG Subscriber begs leave to Inform his friends it and the public In general that he has taken the WHITE SWAN HOTEL AND STAGE OFFICE, No. 108 Race Street. formerly kept by .1. Peters & Son.. The House being large and convenient, and in the basinesa part of the city, he hopes by strict attention to business, that his friends and all who may come to the Wynn businees or pleasure will give him a call He pledges himself that nothing shall he want. ing on his part to make them at home. TERMS, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. GEOPGE RAHN, • March 17 12-Smol Formerly of Schuylkill County. Shieldratke's Allegliany House. No. 280 Market Street, above EiArklh, (Saila aided PUILIDELPHIA. • ra_. Tills large and splendid lintel has been ' fu rn ished with entire new furniture. The .: sips Bar-Room is the largest In Philadelphia. The --.- Parlour' and liming-rooms are entirely sep arated from Ille.notse and bustle, consequent to the arrivaland departure of the ears, The Portico exten ding the whale (rant of tho house, affords a cool re• treat in warm weather, and a splendid view Hof the greatest thoroughfare in the City. r: The Lodging Rooms are well finished. The Table as welt provided for as any otter hotel, with every at- tentinn of the managers to make It the best irolel far Mersbants and Business Men. during their stay in the City. Tne terms will be one dollar per day. On the arrival of the Cars from the West, a Porter will be 'll attendance to convey baggage, 6.e. to the Hotel. which is adjoining the depot. (Feb 10 7-6rno __ Lee El, Walker. SUCCESSORS TO CEO. WILLIG fIAvE removed tgeir stark of Music , - - • and Musical Instruments, to the new and. " (martinis store in Swaim's Blinding. Nn. II 11 162 Ch uinut fitreet.- below Seventh, l'hiladelohla, where they invite the attendance and patronage of the LEE 4 , WALKER having purchased the entire 'stock of Gen. Willis. (who has declined business,) are now prepared to execute all order' In their line- Their aa snrtrucnt of Music and Musical jinni unients, is as ex tensive as that of any other establishment in the court- try. Piano Portes, from various well known and approv ed manufactories, new in store, and will he constant ly of•red far sale. ccr Country dealers supplied on very reasnnable terms. (Feb 10 7-6 mo. BOOTS AND snliEsi - At Wald stivird,CestreSt.nesi door o the Pottsyglellouse _ S. .1. FOSTER, ARE now receiving their .. . , Spring supplies of BOOTS S ' ' • SllOES,tomprLting a first rate assortment, which they now offer at whotesaleor retail at the very lowest prices. They have alsoon hand Trunks,Va ises,Carpetltags,nnd Satchels,troleand Upper Leather, Morocco, Calf Skins, Lining and Rinding Skins , Shoe- Makers• Tools, and a general assortment of Shoe Find ug:n.—Boots d• - e4oes manufactured at stew t notice.— nicht friends arid the public who are iu want of any of the abovaarticleciat e respectfully requeaed tog i vi•t heir a call. May 8, Ellie :anc and itush Seat Chair Manufactory. NO. 131 NORTH SIXTH STREET. Opposite Frooktio Svarre, Phede !phis. SUPON THE PRINCIPLES OF BETTER AND CHEAPER. Quick cash roles and small' profits. An assortment 01 Cane Seat Chairs, in the greatest varlc:y of styli, and finish. made."( Walnut. Birch. Msple and Imitation Woods, at the cheapest prices for CASH ONLY. , Light and durable patterns, Cottage Chairs, Gana Settees. Lounges, large and small Rocking' Chairs, Store Stools, Arm Chairs, &c., &c. House-keepers and all who are "fixing up," for Honse.keeping. can gratify their taste in selecting styles, and procure a warrantable article, by calling on the regular Manufacturer. N. F. WOOD. Nn. 131 North Sixth, eight doors shore Race. March 12, 1,2.3tn0] Phibuiplnhin Mit FruL 'tees and Grape Vines, ORNAMENTAL. TREES, SHRUBBERY, &c. &c. TILE subscriber has wide arrangements ... with at-sera' extensive Nurseries for the purpose or tiu rl? kindsn rrF u I tnt d (.mnta r rreepiineßise Bushes, Flnwers, Bulbous Roots, be., and is now prepared to receive orders for the same to he delivered ns /non as the season will permit. Apple. Trees by the hundred, dozen or single. Peach Trees by do do , do - Cherries, Pears, Plums, Apricots, Nectsrines,Grapes, &c., by the single, dozen, or hundred. Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery. be., European Lindens, Bone Chesnut. Alanthns or Tree of Heaven. Peplos's Imperialis. Silver Maple, Ash leaved Maple, Altheus. Dwarf florae Chesnut. Roses, Iloneystrelees.lrish Isy,&c.' All of which will be ob tained st the very lowest prices by the hundred or lin & by leaving the orders at tdarch2-101 BANNAN'S Cheap Variety and Fanry Stores. =I:=M THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE ' ci In callthe attention of hln friends nod .Allow.` the public to his stela of CARRIAGES ...and LIGHT WAGGONS.nnw on hand and finishing, which he will dispose of low. ici-All lands of repairing promptly attended tn. Recollect Corner of Union and Railroad Smell, back of the American House. June 5,1847. 23-1 y WISTAR A. KIRK. Silk Hats. GEORGE A. WARDER & CO.. • X. E. C f Cberry. and Stu* 'Streets, PIIILADELPIII.t. . A geo, SOLICIT THE ORDERS OF HATTERS. Es They manufacture every quality of SILK "W. HATS. ranging from 821. to *l2 nee dozen, and as theyare largely enraged In the busi ness. :an Oil orders expeditiously. They titannfartnre eselesirely fur the trade. and rented fully request a trial of their hats. A fen• Angola Hate on hand - March 17. 12-61) Dentist ry--ilemoval. — , GEORGE J. ZIEGLER, DENTIST, . IRB REMOTE!) TO No. 375 ARCH ' , llamas' STREETtwo doors below Tenth l'ltilatlel• ma. • - OS. All operations performed In the molt approved elabarate. and Judicioue umnner. March pIDLES AND PDAYE.It titiohs stns LOW.--(300 Bibles and Prayer. Bunko in almost every style or binding. cheaper by LS nr au per ee t ut than they can he purchased in Philadelphia. Splendid Gilt Edged nuttily Biblesatonlyß4,at BANNAN'S Cheap Bonk Stores. Rooting Slate. THE KcaNsvii.LE SLATE Co.'RESPECTFUL LT inform the public that they are fully prepared to furnish a superior Slate for Roofing; and having the Watt experienced Slatere in their employ will at-- tend to any orders wit h despatch, and on the most seal terms. A simple of their slate may he seen at the Office of Joseph George. Architect, who will give nay information required, and with o hone orders may be left. WM. J. ROBERTS & Co. Match 3. 10 -tf] Lehigh Water Gap, Carbon Co. SALAMANDER, FIRE, D THIEF PROOF CHESTS, Fin—proof Doors for Banks and Stores, Seal and Let• ter Copying Presage, Patent Slate-Lined Refrigera- S9O. Water Fitters, Patent Portable Water Clo sets, Intended for the sick and infirm EVANS & WATSON, 76 Suctii Third St., (apposite the Philaia. Escilange,) • ANUFAC PURE and keep .... , „ii..legi.7,..iitaronstantly on hand, a large as • , ;#, , ..f.Vifii , ' , ,sortment of the above articles, t p og o e v t e h d er s t a th . tV e r r patet Fire-proof i : n proved which are so constructed t€s . ''''.;l!" as to tel at rest all manner of doubt as to their being strictly Ore proo Gan d tha th ey iv ill resist r the fire of any building. The otashie cases of these safes are mode of bolter iron, the inside case olsonpstone,and between the outer case and innercase Is a spare aflame three inches thick, and Is filled in with Indestructible material, an as to make It an impossibility to burn any of the contents Inside of the cheat. These Soapstone Salamanders we are pre• pared and do challenge the world to produce any article In the shape of Rook Safes that will stand as much heat, and we hold ourselves ready at all times to have them fairly tested by public bonfire. We also continue to manufacture a large and general assortment of nor Pre mium Alf-tight Fire Proof Safes, of which there are over 800 now In else, and in every instance they have given entire satisfaction to-the purchasers—of which we will refer the public to a few gentlemen who have them In use. Heywood & Snyder, Pottsville; Joseph G. Lawton, Pottsville; Mr. William Carr. Doylestown, Pa. N. &G. Taylor. 129 North 3d at.; A.Wriebt & Nepte ew, Vine st. Wharf, Alexander Carer, Conveyancer, corner or Filbert and 9th eta.; John M. Ford, 32 North 3d et. ; Myers Duee. 20 North 3.1' it.; James M. Paul, Mt South (th at.; Dr David Jayne, 8 South 3d et.; Matthew T. Miller, 208ontli3d at.; and we could name some hundreds of ethers if it were necessary. Now we Invite the attention of the public, and particularly those in want of Fire. Proof safe., to call at our more before Purchasing elsewhere, and we can tratlsfy them that they will get a better and cheaper article at our store than at any other establishment In the city. We also tolenellicture the °Minify Dire Proof Chests at eelY love prices, cheaper than they can hp bought at any other More In Philadelphia. DAVID EVANS. p 97 304ANNEW WATSON. New Medical omee. C. of sad cad Market re, Oppas4o h owpsoa's Hall, POTTSVII.Lr. PA. I' R. RECKER. 110REPA, rine PHYSICIAN. etc. RESPECTFULLY informs Ms numerous (Sends. and the politic in rener.ol, that - he has (waysßild an Office In this bornueb, where tte may be flitind daring the day ready manned on all applicants, and Where theatilleted with every fiinn ordtsease.wbelliet recant or Chronic, may receive 'advise. and such treat ment. as ha has la en extensive practice of nearly 20 gears. fond mut safe and erectus!. El/cadency Corner of CalinWhill and 3rd t3t.opletetta the r.clmittyp Methelltit Merck JanV, 5.3= THE MINERS' Jopßl\-Al - 4 AND POTTSVILLE . GENERA' ADVERTISER. Four New Certificates TELL IT IN GAM PUBLISH IT IN TUE STREETS OF ASKELON. DR. SWAYNIVEI CELEIMSTED WHIT .1 lEDICINES Int. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILL) CHERRY; - , =sloo,ooo Reward. YOU. AL =DS CPTECTUAL REMI[DT T 11•01 DR. MAYNE'S, COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY. A. fa ß ryo u . oautt. in d w a cough u; 1 tide and breast? • Have you a tickling or Ohm - is the throat 1 !lave. you the LIH7Tril paint? Have you the Bronchitis I Nereoes,Debility.Or any Symptoms of Pulmonary Consumption I If yosare troubled wish any of the above symptomi, then nue Dr. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP 'OF WILD CHERRY it will effect a speedy and permanent cure, as the evidence of thousands who have been cured by it will test Ly. EXTRACTS FROM EDITORIAL NOTICES. A GOOD MEDICIIIE.—We Pave used Dr. Swayne's Compound Syt rp of Wild Cherry for a MIDIDefrOr years andel ways with the happiest effect.—Fitueraid, Ed. City fun. Haying fairly mate the virtues of Dr. Swayne's Wild Cherry, we feel ourselves hound to record our tes timony in its behalf, ay a most valuable and efficacious medicine.—Editors of flak. Clipper. MORE NEWS FOR THE SICK. • AFFLICTED R EAD. A VOICE FROM SCHUYLKILL CO. , PLEASE READ THIS EXTILAORDINARY : CURE. Ds. Syrsyne—Dear Sir t—About six years ego, I disown ed that my lungs mete affected, of which I became more coon-limed from time to time, although I tried many rem-dies,yetswilhout any apparent bet.ent, and my dis,se increased until I was compelled to keep my room, and at last my bed. I had great pain In my left side, upon which 1 could not lay lo bed, and in the morning my cough was en severe that I found it very painful to throw up the plile.o which gathered in great quantities on my lungs, wail fortunately I bought of • you) agent. In this place, one bottle of Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which an much relieved me that I continued 4 'op it until now. I have used six boAles, and am !Islip) to tell you thattly pains are re moved, my strength r-hu reed, my sleep is undh•turti -d arid sweet, and I eel perf - ct y terll. I can now follow my daily ay./call° without being afflicted with that painful hacking, weakening rough, and I firmly be lieve flirt to your medicine, under the blessings of p r neidence, I am indeti ,h 1 for this great change, and am very happy to subscribe lIIV/Pir, MALIN lIEACMONT. St: Clair, Sefinylklll County, l's., Jan. ID, 1a49. A NOTII ERFROM OL D MON TG OMERY STILL - ANOTHER woNnEitFui. CURE! DEAD 711121 ESTRUM lARY CASE. Swityam- 1 . tear Sirr—llayll.l cont acted a se vere cold, witch se tied upon my lungs,attended with' a vloltnt cough, pain In my side al d breast, difficulty of b nothing. I was attended by physicians of the first reaper-tab lay, but my symptom; became very alarm them was an ab,cess in my lungs and made its way t' ongh my side. and discharged large quantifies of puss exteraally, ell that my phYsiclaa teonght the power or functions of one of toy lungs were totally destroyed—.berellire supposed the case entirely hopeless. This mournful elate of things con tinued fora longtime, until I was waved and worn to a skein on. I had tried a number of re iedies, but all failed in do a .y good. Ilut there still I. ig a spark of hope left for me and my anxious parents, rid hay fog heard of the great virtues of Vof.;,. Coniponr. Syrup of Wild Cherry, a n d Its ici ng a pp roves of ; physicians of the first einine;,,,, 1 C 011,416 ed to make trial of it, and to .my gre, t satisfaction,. my con .11 gradually grew i'_ter, t.e ;loin in - side began uff heal. and I aanow t ppy In say, (mil a poor and al mot-t hoffeless ekeleion. I have become healthy and Welith more than Terri have. A I my neighbors can telt* to tho hove lint. Atuutism Braaten En. 'fi miles from Skinpackville, Shipp _ch up. Pa. Such is the tint ecedonted success of Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry.... We are constant ly receivittl`kudtra from Pliyaicians and our Agents. fro n till pare of the United States, Informing us of extraordinary cures. The Fl/ Dorado of California or Peru may yield For tuna Tito wands—Sat what are alittions witAout MaMil flit. SWAYNE'S (OMPOJIND SYRUP OF WILD. CIIEIIR Y. TWO .IVE CFIRTIFICATE.S. !quorums. N. J. Dec. nth. ISIS. , Dr. ri. SWAYNE—Dear sir :—This in 10 certify, that during the fall and winter of 18411, I wrs troubled with a very severe cold and cough, with strong symptoms of the asthm.. . • I was induced to t y your Co pound Syrup of W .d Cherry, of which -one host entire• ly cured me, and I would strongly recoute_id it to others for siminir all - cajun, ' STACY KIitiIMIDGE ANOTHER SEVERE CASE of ASTHMA. I . IIII.ADA. Dec. 1• b, 1848. De. Survine—Dear Sir —I cheerfully add my tea. timony In favor of your vain- the Compound Spot, Wald Cherry, which I -Onceave to be truly the wonder and blessing of the ace. For the I st four year, I have been ntrictedsvnli t ea. tuna. len had bcome a Stranger to me ; nlgnt '.er nieht would, I have to sit tip in My bell. I was attended by four nr five dirt:rent physicians Wan havin¢PAed va.'nus patent medicines, but all nano avail. I motioned to von; worse, until I commenced the use of von•valuableeumpornd Syrup of Wild cherry, whlrh of d the instant refer. Alter using eV/veal bottles I was restored to perfect health. Yours with respect, Mlnlr 11. Evens. Any Insutnatlnn inspecting the above ease will be freely given by her husband. HAMPTON W. gVANS, • Thousands of persons .are destroying their constitc. eons by neglecting to apply a proper remedy. Rely not upon sin :le eatchper tly artic'es. w ich relieve for the mnmen:. but eventually accelerate the discasn. Resort at once to that old established remedy. Dr. Swayn&s Compound dyrup of Wild Cherry. so cele- brated throughout the whole world as on effectual remedy for all diseases of the Tarnat, Lungs. and Breast, IMPORTANT CAPTION—READ! READ I • There's hot one genuine preps:anon of Wild Cher ry,and that is Dr, Swayhe's, the first ever orer d to, the plahlie, which has been sold largely throughout the United States and some parts of Europe; and all Peedarations called by the name , of Wild Cherry; have been put out since this, 'ruler cove Or some de. cept've circumstances. lu ore, - to give earn• cy to their Wes. Each bottle of the genuine Is enveloped with a beautiful steel engraving. with the likeness of Win. Penn thereon . • a;so. Dr. Swayne's sismature, and as o further security. the portrait of Dr. Swayne will be added hereafter, so as to distinguish his preparatioui from all others. pclocipaVOglce, EIGIITtI end RACE Streets. Swayne 9 B Celebrated Vend'Cage. "4 soft and effectual remedy for 'Worsts, Dys pepsia, COolera . .lfforbus,sictly or Dys. peptic crilaren oradults, and the most useful Focally Meets.; rine ever offered to . the public." 11 HI REMEDY is one which has proved success ful for a long time, and it i tittilvets a y acknowl edged by all who have tried it to be far superior (being an very pleasant to the taste at the satne time effectual), o any other medicine ever emplofed in diseases for which it is lecommentled. It not only destroys worms, but it invigorates the whole systent. It Is harmless in its effects, and the health of the patient Is always im• proved by its Ibienvoi when no worms ore discovered. Dr. S WAYNE'S VERSIIFUGE has tact with a degree of favor from the public, which has perhaps never be fore been accorded to any medicine. 'lt needs nn re commendation where ever it is known. To the fond mother, bending In sicepiels aniiety over her wasting child, it will carry velief,joy, and thankfulness; to all Who are sufrenng fro n the diseases roe which It la prepared. it oilers a speedy restoraion to lut - Ith. BEWARE OF I M POSlTlON.—Swayne's Vermifoge is in square bottles (being recently changed to prevent cnunterfeits, also to pack to a better advantage) with the following wordoblown in the glass: Dr.ll.Bwaynes Vermlfuge, Pinllarla., also enveloped In a beautiful wrapper, hearing the aignature of Dr.Swayne.with his portrait on each side of therbottle without which none is germane. This article is so pleasant to the taste that both children and adults are universally fond of it. SWATNE'S SARSAPARILLA MID EXTRACT 'TAR PILLS—The great' American Putifier—tor the re moval and permanent cure of all diseases arising from an impure state of the blood or habit of the system. Let it be remembered, that In this preparation are strongly concentrated all the medical properties of Sar saparilla and Extract of Tar compounded with other valuable "Vegetable Extracts," the whole strength of which is extracted on an entirely new principle. Unlike all other Pills, these nener tripe, produce nausea or any other unpleasant rendition, while they are as powerful as it to pre able fora medicine to be, and be harmless. It purifies. cleanses, and strength ens the fountain springs °litre ; and Infuses new vigor thronehout the whole human frame. iirmember always to Inquire particularly for Dr. SWAYNE'S SARSAPARILLA AND EXTRACTTAII PILLS. See that the Signature of Dr. +MAYNE Is on each Box. Thn above valuable mediclabs arc prepared only by Dr. 11. Dwayne. corner of Bth and Race streets, Phila., to whom all orders should ba addressed. . . .. .. . .. For tale by the following Agents; .1. 0. BROWN. Druggist. DANIEL KRELIA.P. N.. end }Pottsville J. CURTIS C. HUMMEL JAS. B. FALLS. and/ Olinersellle. JNO. W. CIIDIS . H. 8111S8i.Elt, Port Cerbon C. •k G. IitiIiTZINCER. Schuylkill Haven HeMIAN 8 I.EICSON. Summit Hill J. Wnlww.. Middlepnrt= Daniel Bertsch, Ashland; Ehstles FreilY. Orainburg; Jno. Dietenman.' Ham burg c E. J: :Fry, Tamaqua t Jan. Dickman. Easton ; Matthew Krause. Beiblebern g Chas. Ebert, Mauch Cbank ; Entail iff Usrodt, Tremont. CockW Son. Llewellyn. and by scorekeeper" gener4l4.: October 7. ISIS. CitEES,-5 00U lbe. choke 'dalry - cheitielrt o 11...0 Ihl received froro-New York, wed be told pyr en' io suit the trelkt. by wholesale or retail, Nov. 23-48 J • • J. M ONATTY ft Co. DLARTEIR PIAVE AND SALT.— - U .- 60 Tons Plastpr: . Bbls Mackerel] , 20 'Half bbts. do, 20 gu rter Ulla. do. g 100 Pacts fittgatid Fal4 Ibr vale by Npv.115.218.1 J. M. BED ITT Po. - News Emporium , FOR TUE COAL REGION, In Cestre Strut, three dean abets :Intact, '• TEM SPREAD OF INTELLIDENCE, AND TUB CONSEQUENT increased demand for Norse... pere throughout the Coat Region, have induced the subscriber to establish a permanent Agency for all the popular Journals and Periodicals printed in the coun try, which he will furnish • AT THE PUBLISHERS' PRICES. Persons at a distance, by remitting us the price of the paper. w ill recelve..regolarly, any of the following he may select, on the day of Pubtication. and delivered In town to subscribers when required. • • LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS AT THE NEWS EMPORIUM. The Miner/01011nm! 22 0012.Y.Weekly Tribune, 200. N. Y., Weekly Herald. 3 00 Polike Gazette, 2 00 Home Journal, 2 03 Unole Sam, 2 00 N. Y. Spirit of the • ' Ned Buntline' Own, 200 Times. ' 5 00 Nnata'aSuoday Times 2 00 Dollar Weekly News, I 00 ,Ittentt's Weekly, ' 100 'Dollar Newspaper. 100 Tanker. . 1 en Itnlon alszezine, ' 300 National Magazine; 000 Merry's kloseute, 100 Democratic Review, 3 00 Van Courts Detector, 1 IR The Cultivator,. I 00 BOVICTI'II NorttAiiteil- 'ean Farmer. 0:00 Bell's Lire In London, London Pench, London Mining Jour- nai. together with other acecsbible Lug- Rah Journals . - Weekly N. American, 2 00 Lippard's Quaker City. 2 On Flog or our Onion, 200 Flag urine Free, 2 001 Sat unlayCleaner„ I 00 Grabain's Magazine. 3 00 , Colfey's ladle? Book, 3 0 0 Knieeerhocker, . S 00 Ercleclive Magazine, 6 00 Lltticli Living Age. 0 00 Taylor's .lleporter and - Detector. . 100 Nears Gazette. , 2 0 0 Satur4vy.Courier, 5 Co Evening Post. . 2 00 014 Countryman; 3 00 Boston 2 30 Yankee Blade,. 9 00 - - Single numbers of dine Papers mid Magtzlnea al ways forsale at the Counter, and Sabsenberg will be taken An. short periods, payable by the number, when preferred.' . At the game Olen will always he found a supply of Blank Books of every description, • School. Books; a Cull assortment, Law Books. Reports, Forms, ke. " .. • • A choke collection of standard Works, Ale the Cheap Publications as they ire hinted, Prints and Picture Frarneg,'Empatingt, Letter. Finance, Note and Wrapping Paper, Bristol Board, Drawing and Drafting Paper. Blasting Paper. White and Blue Pasteboard, Lawyers and Jaime's Blanks and Forms, Qudts, Steel Pens, Weiling Wee. Patella, Razors, Ra zor Strops, Brushes. Searle. fre. Nab and Engra red Visiting Cards. ' . Wafers, Stamps, India Rubber. Envelopes. Violin Strings. Backgammon hoards. Dice, Playing Caids. Pen Raises, blotto Seale, Black, blue end red Jolts. Sand. ale., Wall and Sc.; een Paper, by the piece Or yard, Juvenile Game% Toy books and primers. Perfumery, Soaps, Nair brushes. Combs, ali.Pedlaysand others supplied witheteek at low rates. Orden; for any of Fitt above, with the money scent's pany ptomptly attended to. R. B ANN AN, Jant7 5:1 Printer, Bookseller and Periodic's! Set. VVorsdell's Vegetable Restora five rills. • TfIESE PHIS ~11AVF3' NOW BECOME Tll E MOST extensively established and popular Paso. i.e Mei:time of the present day, both in Etteland,aud In this Country. They were invented In 1832. by Dr. WM. WOILSDELL. of York, Enelmid, and have since that time wrought many wondetttil tool In every country whese ey have been Introduced. The present propric'n-s for the' Bnitcrl Staten are in possession °Emmy:snag. etiOlicates ofcut bo wrought both in Eneland and Amertem ELIZABETH . BUTTERWORTIT, 3 Richmond St. I.Werpool, was confined to tier bed nu months, with the Dropsy, her legs became Swellcd to an enormous thickness. After many trials of other medicine elle was testored to perfect hcakti by two boxes of WorsdelPs Pills.. Mr. JONES,J6Con'esirt Bt. Liverrowil. was ah o cured or In lin minion or the Liver. by Worsdell's TIIOB. CUOASDALE, Thnrntey near Preston, En land, wee cured of Typhue and Rheumatic Fever, by Wendell r THOS. BLUCHER, of Reading Penneylvinia. test;. Ilea that his child was "overtly afflicted with v.'otat"„ and was perfectly reature& by the nee La: Worsd,::,i, He a dache , Costlvene,ss; Ague, Dyspepsia, revere Colds. have all yielded this powerful but Yard,' reSeical• medicine. No more certain and mild: ei Purgallt e has e" corn discovered. Many PaYci'f.ons make use of these Pills in their practice7rith great success. ,„ itey are for sale in Schuylkill Con nly, price 25 cts. a bor. containing 52 Pills with full directions, by Jon. G. Brown, and Joseph Coatsworth Pottsville; W. 1.. Heisler. Port Carbon ;E.'.l. F, y, Tamaqua; Joseph 11. Alter. Tuscamra; Jacob, Metz, St. Clair; George Reifsnyiler, New Castle ;, William Paine. Heck scherville ; Jame- D. FAS. Mlnersrllle ; Levan & Kaulduan, Schuylkill Haven ; E. &. E. Hammer, Or. w igsburg & 3. Dreher. East Um. ; Boyer & We rnert. McFea nsburg ; R. R. M. Kepner, West Perin; Glued' & Torrey, Pine Gr.'. C. P. Amet, Travelling AgeMfor the Wihlle States. A. WEEKS. & CO. Proprietors. Jon 27. 'l7. 5.1y1 No: 141 Chesnut Sr. Pliiiada. TESTED BY THOUSANDS). And Unanimously Ann-roved! EVERY day is this care , .... ... extending the sphere of Its usefulness, and every year adding to the long catalogue of Its triumphs. A MILLION OF BOXES are distributed annually without folly meeting the demand t For same time past, the sales have been limited solely for want or fa• cilities of supply. Truly this is a universal remedy. Unheraldcd,these Pills have found their way into the remotest corners of the Ileum, every where proving their title as the POOR MAN'd FRIEND---ISIEK MAN'S ROPE—THE MARVEL AND IILEddING OF TILE ARE. .1 1 For a trifling sum. every individual and every lismily may have health Insured to ahem foi an Indefinite pe riod; and what is life without health but a miserable ex'ftenee. it le too precious a boon tole tampered with, by try ing all sorts of experiments upon h. The sick should use those medicines only which experience has shown to be the best. A PITYSICIAN'R TEATINONY. (From entekill, Greene County, New York.) De. W. Witlawr—Dear Sir have 'found your In dian Vegetable Pill, a valuable remedy in cases of 'General Debility of the System, and in all Billions oilier,. lam alio in the habit of recommending them to femafea in peculiar cases. I observe them to oper ate in the ayorm without producing debility or pain, leaving it in a healthy condition. • June 9.11, ISIS. JOHN DOANE, M. D. TUE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE. (From Marble ilall, Pa.) , To Do. W. Watcrr—Dear Sir: For' the last two years I have bad the neency for the sale of your In dian Vegetable Pigs at this plate, and have sold annu ally large quantities at retail. They have in every In stance, given entire sal:a:action. Many families 'in Chia section keep them, and consider them invaluable ass family medicine. There is no medicine sold here that can be so universally recommended as Wright's Indian Vegetable PhD. Very may your*. February I, ISIS. WILLIAM M. LUKENS. = The (blowing is an answer in reply to is note (mm our agent asking Dr. Bouton's opinion of this medicine: ronkkannerk, Aug. 2D, DWI. • Mr. A. Durham—Dear n reply to your note of yesterday.] would state, that I have occasionally found it convenient to use the minus . .. Patent PHI." vended In, the shops, and while I am twits Wing to say anything to depreciate the value of tither.. I am free to confess that I consider Dr. Wright'. Indian Vegetable Pills superior to all others with which lam acquainted. I have used them for many years, both in my men faul ty and In my practice-generally, and they have uniform ly proved mild, certain and safe in their operations. The care and skill with which these Pills have been hitherto manufactured, are in nay opinion, a sufficient glitrranice for like good results in future. 'Very, respectfolly, It. A. BOUTONT, M. D. r Dr. 11. is a practitioner of long esperience.wellknown in and even beyond the lines of Wyoming county. lie is a graduate of the linivenlity of Pennsylvania. and highly popular with the people among whom be Let it be remembered that Wrlelit's Indian Vegeta ble Pills are prepared with special reference to the laws governing thu human body. Consequently, they are always', g00d,. - aliVays useful, always effectivelti rooting ouedisease. Every family should keep them at hand. LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERPEITii! Snme are coated with sugar; others are made to re semble the original in outward appearance.' Purchase from none except the regular agents one of whom will be found in every village a nd town 6 the dtate. . . • - Mn. E.lll. BRATTY, Pottsville• • • Medlar & Bickel, Orwigsburg. A. Heebner, Port Carbon. , I Dewed ll.Poff, McKeansburg. Geo. R. Dreg , . Tuscanwa, Ilenry Koch & Son, Middleport. Wm. Tartan, Tamaqua. E. &E Hammer, Orw/gaburg. • • Wheeler & Miler, Pine grove. Jonas Kauffman, Llewellyn: Jacob Kaudhlan, Mahantango, John Weiat, KJlngerston. Gabriel Herb, Zimmermintown. C. a De Forest, Minersvtile. Jonathan Cocklrill, Llewellyn. George Drelbelbis, East Brunei:tic". R. Hart & Co.. New Philadelphia. Levan & Kauffman. Schuylkill Haven. -AL & J. Drecber, East Brunswick. . lobes Robinholds, Port Clinton. Reifsnyder & Brother.. New Castle. D. E. Reedy. Lower Mabsutongo, Eckel & Darned, Tremont, Wm. Price. St. Clair. Boyer & Werner[, bleKearniberg. W. 11. Barlow, New Philadelphia. elbOffices devoted exclusively to the sale of Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills, of the North American Col lege of Health No. VS, Graentvich street, New York; No: IN Tremont street, Boston—and principal office No. lab Race street. Phila. ILDer. 9. '48•39-1y LAMPS, I, AMY S, "CINDILVCING ALL KINDS OF CORNELIUS, .C.rABU Lamps, some new and beautiful Patteras. Fluid Lamps, all kinds. Phosgene Cu Lamps, also Phosgene Cal. The light given by these Lamps is soft, does not effect the eyes, and is superior In brilliancy to Gas. Its not as ex pensive as Oil—and is attended with about only one half the trouble. Also CaMphine Stand and - Hanging Lamps. AU of which will be sold at Manufacturers VMS, at BANNAN'S Nov 45-44,1 Cheap Bank and' Variety Otani*. p • _ _ ATE T ORIZASE.--For the axles* Carrie get, Wagons.Rall Road Can and Machinery *fall kinds, lonveoil and prevent friction. This anklets prepared and for sale by CLEht ENS & PARV IN, the only manufacturerof is arils le,in the United States, at their wholesale and retail Hardware and Dreg Stare In Pottsville, Schuylkill County. Pa.. simminza that none is genuine without the writ 19e signature of the Invent/sr and proprietoroChas. C u vuen/r, Risen each package .• I a 11111411410 Ipia—Veino., celebrated media e..." valuable preparation (or earl lall• Pollen Ind add Ind. tooting the growth nt the bath fh, ale kt DANNOPS Syr; fl-419 pump Book- ang wirbiy aim* Cuition Extra. A man by the name of CLAPP has engaged settle ;young man of the name of S. P. Townsend. and uses tits name to put up a Ears:l4lla. which they tall Dr Townsend's Sarsaparilla. ominating it GENUINE Griclnal, etc. This Townsend Is no doctor. and never was; but watiformerly n worker on railroads, canal. nod the Ike. Yet he assumes the title of Dr., for the purpose of raining credit for what he is no . This Is to caution the public ant to be deceived, and purchase none but the GenuineOriginal' Old Dr. Jacob Town. Genuine.Tomingendeiariaparilla: ILD Dr. Tuwniend is now about TO years of age. V and his ions been known as the author end discov erer of the Genuine Original "Townsend Sarsaparilla " Being puns, be. was compelled to limit its manatee-tore, by which means It has been kept nut of market, and the role* ciromuscribed to those only who had proved its worth and known its value. It had reached the ears of many. nevertheless, as those persons oho had been heated of morn diseases, and saved from death, proclaimed Its excellence and wonderful - .• HEALING POWER. - - Runwing. outhy s gears sys. that he had, by his skin, science, and e xper mine, devised an article which woind be or incalcuable advantage to mankind, when once known and extensively used, he hoped and perseve- red. expecting the time to arrive when the means would be furnished in bring it into universal notice. when its inestiumble virtues would be known and apprecia ted. • This time has come, the means are supplied; this GRAND AND UNEQUALLED TRUPAIIATION. limanufaitured on the largest sale, and Is called for throughout the length and breadth of the land, es pecially as IC is found incapable of degeneration or deterioration. Jl.et eyed man 'ring throUghout the land, that Old Dr. Jacob Townsend is now manufacturing the rAal 'Townsend Sarsaparilla,' which Amur earrs,aererfer arms, and' wear ebonies its character. Prom this,day forth the people shall have the Pure Gentles Terenssad &imperil/a. which shall never sour in the bottle, nr to the stomach, and It shall yet banish from the lands all Ferointing, Souring, Explo ding, Vinegary Sarsaparillas, - now In use. A good Sarsaparills • pure and genuine, ought to live ; a poor inuring. Sarsaparilla ought to droop and die. The Old Dr's. Sarsaparilla will keep pure and per fect 100 years. Petite young 8. P. Townsend's it Improves with age, and never changes, but for the better; because it is prepared on scientific principles by a scientific teau. The htghest knowledge of Chemistry,, and the latest •disenvet les attic Art boycott been brony,lit Into requi- MlllOl2 fettle manufacture of the OLD PARILLA. The Sareaparilla root, It we ll • snits.; to medical men, contains manypmp e pti es . and some propertied which at., i n ,. or useless, and others, which. If retained, in rei4aring it for use, pro duee.femse_Mmiss 56 1 which is Injurious to the system. . O Mb of the properties of Sarsaparilla are so volatile, that the entirely evaporate and are lost in the I t rePamtlsn If (hey arc not preserved by a scientific Pefie`l'es, known only to those experienced In Its mans iacture. Moreover, these volatile principles which fly off in vapor, or as in exhaltation, under heat, are the very . essential ned , cal properties of the root, which give to it ell Its value. Any pe,eon can boll nr stew the root till they get a dark colored liquid, which is more from the coloring matter In the mot that, from anything else; they can then strain this insipid or vapid liquid.sweeten with sour molasses, and then call it '-Sarsaparilla Extract or Syrup," But such Is ant the article known as the GENUINE' OLD DR JACOB TOWNSEND'S BAR. t 021223 This is so premed, that all the inert properties bf the Sarsaparilla root, are first removed, every thing capable of becoming acid or of fermentation. in extract ed and rejected ; then every particle, of medical virtue Is awned in a pure end content rated form ; and thus it is rendered incapable of losing any of its valuable and healing properties. Prepared in this way, it is made the most powerful +trent in the CURE OF INNUMERABLE DISEASES.' Hence the reason why we hear commendations on every tilde In its fhvorhy men, *omen, ,nd children. We find it doing wondtirs in the eurewl Consumption, Dyspepsia, and Liver Complaint, anil in Rheumatism, Or sonata, Piles, Costiveness. nil entanenins Erupt lons, Pimples, Blotches. and all aliention• asking from masaimmw It possesses a marvellous efficacy. In all complaints arising flom indigestion, from ficialityof the Stoma. h, from unequal .circulation, determination of blood to the head, palottation of the heart. cold feet and cnld hands, Coldrhilln and hot flashes over the. body. It has hot its equal In Colds and Combs: end promotes easy expecroratin t, and gentle perspiration relaying stricture of the lungs, thrat, nod every other part. lint in nothing Isits excellence more manifestly seen and ackunwedged than in ill kinds and stages of Fe male Complaints. It works wonders. In case of Fluor Mhos or Whites, Falling of the Winnh, Obstructed, Suppressed, nr Painful Menses, Irregularity of the menstrual periods. and the like; and is as'effectuel in raring all the firms of Kidney Disease. By removing obstructions, and. regulating the general system. it elves tone and strength to the whole body, and thus cures nil forms of NERVOUS DISEASES AND DEBILITY, And thus prevents or reliepis a great variety of other maladies. as Spinal Irritation, Neuralgia, St. Vitus Dance, Swooning. Epileptic Fits, Collin's/one. &v. It is not possible for this medicine to,fail to do good ; It has nothing in It which Lan ever harm, It can never sour or spoil, and therefui e, can never loose its cura tive proper:ins. It cleanses the blood, excites the liver to healthy actiou, tones the stomach, and gives good digestion, relieves the bowels of torpor and constipa• thin, allays Intimation, purifies the skin, equalizes the circntation of the blood,* producing gentle warmth equally all over the body. and at the insensible perspire limi ; re laces all obstructions, and invigorates theta tire nervous system. Is not this then, the medicine you pre-einine.ntly need! But can any of these things be said of S P. Townsend'. interior article 7 This young man's liquid Is not to be CONIPA RED WITR TIIE OI.D DR'S. Because of One grand fart, that the one ix incapable of deterioration.and NEVER SPOILS, while the other does; it 11011111. ferments, and blow, the bottles eon tainintLit into fragments; the sour,' acid liquid ex ploding, and damaging other goods! Must not thin hornble compound be pobiOnons to the system? Wikat/ pat dadaists a spxbul already diseased with acid! What coulee Dyspepsia but acid} Do we not all know. that when food sours In our stomachs, What misrhter it produces} flatulence. heanburn, palpitation of the _heart, liver complaint, di3fthcca, dysentery,, colic, and corruption of the blood 1 What is Scrofula balsa arid 'haulm in the body! What produces all the humors which bring on Eruptions of the Skin. Scald Head. Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. White S wettings. Fever Sorer; nodal! ulceratiOns Internal and external! It it noth inrunder heaven bat an acid substance, which sours and thus ripens all the fluids of the body, more or less. • What causes Rheumatism, but a win, or acid fluid, which Insinuates itself between the Joints and else where, Imitating and Inflaming the tender and delicate tissues upon which 11. acts? So of nervous diseases, of impurity of the blond, of deranged circulations, and nearly alt the ailments which Minn hums nature. Now Is it not horrible to make and sell, and iagnire fy worn to use this SOURING. FERMENTING. 'ACID ..`COMPOUND" _ . rrian TOWNS END . . - And yet he would fain have It nnderstond that Old Dr. Jacob Ton mend', Gneiss Orighsal Sarsaparilla, is an IMITATION of his inferior preparation ! Heaven forbid that we shnitld deed in on article which would hear the most distant resemblance to S. P. Townsend's article! nod which would hrina dawn upon the 014 Dr such a mountain load of complaint. and critninattons from Agents who have sold. and par congers who lave used S. P. Townsend's Fermenting'; Compound. We wish it nnderstood, because it is the; absolute tests, that S. P. Townsend's reticle. and dud Dr. lacob Tnwavienire Sarsatcirilla are Aratienaeide apart and infinitely dissimilar; that they me unlike in every partirailar, having not one single thing In con,' mon. . As S. P. Townsend in no cloctor,and never wan, is nn chemist. no rolnirmaceutist—knows nn mnre of medi. eine ur disease than any other common. tansclenti6c, unprofessional man, what euarantee can the public have that they are rereiving a eenaine scientific medi cine, containing ell the Virtnea used in preparing it, and which are incapable of changes which mlebt ren der then; the agents of disease instead of health') But what else should be expected from one who knows nothing comparatively, of medicine or disease! It 'requires a person of rime experience, to conk and sleeve up even a common decent meal, how much more Important is it that the person. who manufacture medi cine,desi-med for weak au...untils and enfeebled eye. temashoold knave weilthe medical properties of plants, the best, manner of securing and concerionting their healing virtues, alsoan extensive knowledge of the va• rloue diseases which affect the hurrsin system, and how madam remedies to these diseases! It is horrible to think, and to know how cruelly the afflicted are imposed upon by r resumptuous men Inc the make of money 4 Forte nee made nut of the sennies of ibe 'irk! • and no equivalent rendered the despair ing sufferers! It Is to arrest fmtuls npon the unfortunate, to pour balm into wounded humanity, to kindle hopein the de spairing bosom. In restore health and bloom, and vigor Into the crushed and broken. and to banish infirmity, that Old Dr. Jacob Townsend has sought and found the dpportanity and means to bring his Grand .Untver sal Concentrated Remedy within the reach, and to the knowledge of all who need it, that they may learn and know. he joyfiti experience, its TRANSCENDENT POWER TO HEAL, 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 visor Ind uselblness to themselves, their fami lies and Mende , Agents for this County. John G. Ilratin. Pottsville ; James B. Valle. and J..W. Gibbs, Miner/mete ; E. J. Fry. Taranqua. , [Dec. 15, ISIS. 51- Al!Hlpminat Snp - porters, &c. riptiE sulsctlber has made an arrraagement for a sup I , ply of HOOD'S ABDOMINAL. SUPpORTER also Ida HERNIAL APPARATUS. which he will sup ply tophysiciant, aad those tequirlaytheco, at Philada. Price*. These Instruments ate now generally .usettby the faculty In Philadelphia. and arehighlyrecounnend ad by all who have used them. - F. SANDERSON: — Pottsville. aptly 22 - 17. otti,s :4*.% 4.1 MITE euhseriber begs leave to Inewm his friends and L. the public In poem!, that he has opened it Boanl and Umbel Yard, at-the corner of High Street - and Mount Carbotalaitroad, in Pottsville, above Haywood & Snyder's Foundry 0 where he nnitkeep a Constant assortment of Oak,Hemlock,Pine,and Poplar Lumber; Having three 81W.Mlitll tanning, be Hatters hintsel that be will be enabled to supply his friends with Co description of, lumber for mining or building purpose) , On the most teuonable terms, and by the prompt at cotton to, their orders ensure A 'continuance of the mos. ibtay2o IMHyJ WM. §TEPUENSON 81LENOF r I That dreadfat Coati / The Lugs ere ra dexter I The couch of tie destroyer heti begwil . The teeth of emiggoption Loa is it a sowed of Death A" you a mother 1 Your darling child, your idol • and earthly joy. Is now,' perhaps.contined to beg chamber by a dabgenaus cold—herpale cheeks, her thin shrunken tinge ng tell the bold disease, has already gained upon tier—the sound of her sepalchna cough pierces your cool. Young me: when Just about to enter Aire, disease sends a heart-crusbingblightever the fair prospects of the future—your hectic cough and feeble limbs tell of your loss of hope, but you need not despair. There I a balm which will beat the wounded lungs, h is BUEBtIAN'B' ALL HEALING BALSAM Mrs. ATTREE, the wife of Wm H. Attree..Esq. was given upby Dr. Serval of Washington, Drs. Roe and McClellan of Philadelphia, and Dr. Mott of Nevi York. Her friends all thought she must die. She had every appearance of being In consumption, and was so pro. pounced by her physiciana—Sherman's Balsam was given and it cured her. Rev. HENRY JONES, 105. Eighth avenue, was cured of cough and catarrhal atTection of 50 years standing. The first dose gave him more relief than all the other medicine he had ever takes. Dr. 1... T. Deals, 10, Delaney street, gave it to a sister-in-law who was laboring under Consumption. and to another sorely afflicted with the Asthma... In both rases its effect were immediate; and soon restored them to com fortable health. • - . •,! s • DR. SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGES Cure the most obstinate cases of Cough In a few hours. They have cured aiarge number of persons who have been given up Or heir physicians and friends, and many'who have been reduced to the merge of the grave by spitting bleed, Consumption and Hectic lever, by their use have bad the rose of health restored to their haggard cheek. and now live to speak forth the praises of this invaluable medicine. DR. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES Have been proved In more than 400,000 eases to be in fact the only certain worm destroying medicine ever discovered. Children Will eat them when they cannot be forced to take any other medicine. and the benefit derived from the administration of medicine to them In this form, to great beyond deserip. tlon. When . the breath of the child becomes offen sive, and there is picking of the ripse, headache, drow siness. !darting during sleep,diaterbeddresmsawak ing with fright and screaming. troublesome rough, fever ishness, thirst, vontelons appetite. sickness of the stomach, and bloated stomach—these ore among the many prominent symptoms of worths, and can be re lieved by these incomparable !Asters. They . have never been known to fail: DR. SU ERMAN'S " CAMPHOR LOZENGES . _ . .Relieve headache, nervous Mc Ir. heartache: palpitation of she heart and sickness la a very few minutes.— They cure Invoness of spirits, despondency, faintness. colic, spasms. cramps of she.stomsch, summer or bowel complaints—they keep up the 'Pints. dispel I the distressing symptoms of a men Of dissipation. and enable a person to undergo ereat mental or bodily toil. DR. RIIF.RMAN'IS POOR MAN'S MASI-KR - - Is acknowledged by ail who have ever used it to be the best strengthening plaster In the world, and a sov ereign remedy for pains and weakness in the bar . ► . loins, side, breast, neck, limb's joints, rheir--,,,,.;, lumbsinr, &c. One million a year will e . - 4 aaaa 7.... th n e demand. Caution Is necessary, ...7. it, a ,.. ~„`;;,,„, unprincipled persons who wre . .,; l r.. ClO upon the co:ninuntOr. lit rarebit to ace a spurning aril get Sherman's Peer Van's rin ' i n r • ev:.ll a "yes skills. of his written name on the hurt others ara genuine, and will do more hurt ...don Bond. -Use 449-1 y TilE - 011.5,1N1D PURGATIVE: jinn. the cure of Headache, Gilldiness. Riteumatlsm, ,• 11 .' P,"/M_DYropsin, Scurvy,Stutilpox. Jatandice.Palns ',, the ',sack. Inward Weakness. Palpitation of the nen:rt, Basing in the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma. Fevers of '.o . it kinds, Female Complaints, Measles. Salt Rheum, Heartburn, Worms, Cholera Mortars, Cnughs, Quinsy, Whoaping Cough, Consumption, Fits, Liver Complaint Erysipelas, Deafness. Itching ofthe , ti k in. Colds. Gout, Gravel, Nervous' Complaints. oad a variety of other .disenles, arising from impurities of the hlood, and ob strnetions in the organs of digestion. Experience tide proved that nearly every disease orl. ginatea from Impurities of the blood ot derangement of the digestive organs; and to secure health, we must re. move these obstiuctious or restore the blood to its ea twat state. The aversion to taking medicine is Most eirectualy re moved by Cliekser Verefoble Peep:Wee ; being completely Onvelopiol with a rusting ofpare white sugar (whien is as dist i net (mut the internal ingredients as a nut shell from the kernel) and have no taste of medicine. Moreover they neither nauseate orni inn to theslighiest degree. but operate equally on an the diseased parts or the systein.instead of confining theruselves to nod rack. Ingany particular region: , Thus, if the Liver be affec ted, one ingredient tvt.ll operate on that pa:tinier or. Ran, and by cleansing it of any excess of bile. restore it to its natural state. another trill operate nn the blimd,and remove all imparpies in yeeireolation.while . a third wall move rain: pain ies in he circulation, while a third will eirectUally expel *rimless; impurities may tore been discharged in the stomach, and hence they strike at the root of disease, remove all Impure human from the body op'n the pores externally andilaternally; separate all foreign and ohnoxions :particles :row the chyle. go that the blood may be thoroughly pure—thus securing a free and healthy action to the heart. lunge, and liner; and thereby I hey restore icaith,evra when all other moans have . The entire truth of ilte'above can be atcertalned by the Wolof a single box; and their virtues are se posi tive and certain in restoring health, that the proprietor hinds himself to return the money paid for them in all eases where they do not give universal satisfaction. Remit prlces.2s cis.. per box. Principal office, No. 60, Vest) , street, New York. The folloiving are the agents In Schuylkill cnunty for Clickner's Vegetable Purgative Pills, and 1/r. Sher man's All-Ilealing Balsam, Lozenges aml Piasters : Tamaqua—K. J. Fry. and flatter & Morgenroth ; Patterson—dl. Schwartz; hliddleport—Jno. Port Ca!bnn-11. Shiasler: Pottsville—F. Sannerson, and J. G. Brown; St. Clair—Hughes; New Castle— Geo. Gelfsnyder,l; Taylorville—J. 11. Otto; Miners. vilte—James 11. Falls; Llewellyn—Jonas fautTman ; Tremont—Kansa & AVingert ; Pinvgrove—Paul Harr; Ortvigsburg—inarph Hemmer ; Port Clinton—Lyon & Ili.hel ; New Philadelphia—Wm. 11. Barlow; Schuyl kill flaven—Levan& Kauffman rend also by‘t. et. C. MARTIN. wholesale and supply iug agent, Pottsville. Dee 2. 'lB. PURIFY THE BLOOD: DLL KEELER'S PANACEA, T I OR the reinnval and permanent cure of all diseases 14 /arising from an impure state of the blood and habit 'of the body, viz.: Chronic Brrinchitis, Catarrh, Pleurisy, Con Scrofula In all its formaTetter,Sca Id Dead,Salt Rheum, Cutaneous eruptions of the head, face, tinily, and ex tremities. Chronic diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and Bowels, Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic Enlargement of the. Joints and Ligaments, White Swellings, Hip Joint affections, Abreases, Ulcers. Syphilitic disorlers, mer curial and hereditary predisposition., etc., etc. From the known gait which the' Blood performs in the ordinary processes of nutrition, who doubts that doestiot undergo important alterations when the pro cesses take place in an unhealthy manna'', These al terations are sometimes the cause and sometimes the effect of the morbid phenomena, which comititutee.what we term disease. That there is a strong analogy be tween many consititntional disenaes end the effects bf poisonous agents introduced into the blood, no tane will deny,ond that these diseases are due to the action of some nombilic matter, which has affected both its physical and vital properties. What that effect may lead tots forcibly sketched by Dr Williams: "The ate• penance of pethice(disenloration) on the external sur face, the occurrence of more extensive hemorrhage in Internal pans, the general fluidity of the moon and frequently its unusually dark or otherwise altered as peel, its poisonous pmpert ies,aa exhibited in its delete-. Sous operations on other animals, and its proneneas to pass Into decomposition, point vet tie Blood as tit first .part of disoiger, and by the failure of its natural proper ties and offices as the yielder. of all structure and function, it is plainly the medium by which death be initu the body." All of those affections In which the Panacea is applicable an alteration of this fluid has ta ken place—it mast he changed before health can follow. That It has this power the most ample testimony Can be given. On nut hesitate Remember a responsible me dirut tells you en. Read the followingevidence! Blackwood town, N.J., Feb. 6, ISM Dr. Reeler:-Dear Sir :—I am entirely out of your Panacea: I was called on day he fore yesterday for half a dozen. Voir medicine is becoming very poputw where I have introduced In, and I think the more it is used the more popular it wit' get. • • • Respectfully yours. Wu. raIIIIAM. ALD Prepared and snlil N.M. corner and gooth eltteiet, Philadelphia For solely J. G. Brown and J.S.C.IIInr, tin. Pottsville; J. Kempton, Port Carbon; J. It. Falls, Minereville, and by druggists and merchants through out the County. Price •1 per bottle. or Os bottles for •5. OiForfartictilars see pamphlets. Also. Da. KEELEIni CORDIAL, and CABMINA TI V F. the most speeds and permanent remedy k Flow nr Diarrhoea. Dysentarv, Cholera Infantum, roll htuleney, Inc.. and for the mtny derangem enta of th tomarhwod Bowels Dom Teething. No fa roily shoul without it. Price not!, '25 (1:171.1'1i-1 6 Oct i- t MONTHLY BULLETIN, NO. 10. TIM CON:SUNPTIONif It is the settled opinion o . .. Qtr . • the most II istin gu ished PP_Y• skins., both of thin noun -. t C r tAr ,• . • try and Europe, that Con ., s , sumpti.nirCiiabte.in any tad every siage,extepting •• •tint which is nitended by n . g „ m d in ,o rrha i :a ; . n Tge y ; marks iihri l ealag r u; ofthe ne , powers of life, and then a cure in not to be SO cent' n „ • • ly counted on. Tubercles 4,;( . ..a aK a on the lungs are not neces sary obstacles to a perma , nent cure. but the means to be employed most be widely different from those ordinarily used. Consump tive patients generally seek a soothing medicine merely, something which will allay a wank. Pliithing Is easier titan to furnish such a compound. It is this, and tkis alone. which the numerous Polmonic Syrups, Wild Cherry Balsams, Cold Candies, and the like, aim at; and it is all they achieve. OPIUM Is usually the basis of them all; which, ibr a time, de ceives the own sufferer. but disappoints at last. . To cure Consumption, something far beyond all this Is Imperitively necessary. Something must be used whose specific action Is upon the Pulmonary vessels, and upon the delicate membrane whit h lines the air passages; and which shall arrest and eradicate that morbid principle which shows, itself in the form of Tu bercles. This the Craefrnberg ' CONSUMPTIVE'S BALM Will effectually do; while at the same time it will al lay the cough and remove the wasting hectic. This medicine is the only one extant, in this or In foreign countries,that can he yelled on In the complaints under notice; and as the most trying, season Is Justat hand, the attention ofeurisumptive parsons.of the Med ical faculty, and of the public at large, is earnestly in vited to Ir. This Balm is ofincalculable value In Astb• ma, Bronchitis, Cal arrh, Cold, Spitting of Blood. Diffi culty -flllreathing.and all other affections of the throat, the long;. the brenchill tubes. Ate. ,Testimonials of its wonderful efficacy and of the nu mernus cures it has effected, may be had on application as the Company's Agencies. E. BARTON, Secretary. And for safe by J. S. C. Martin, Pottsville J. W. Mlnersville; E. J. Fry. Tamaqua; J. 11. Alter, Tuscarora; John Williams. Middlepart • Robert But• er, Spring Vale. [Augl9lB-Jl.lyl Novl I TO BOULDERS AND CARP ENTERS. rrIlE aubscriber bens leave to Inform his friends and I. the pubbile Fn general, that be has purchased the Lumber Vard,,fot malty owned by Zinn & Wilt. at Schuylkill Haven, oppositithe Farmer's Bank. Where he Intends to keep constantly on band a full assortment of seasoned Susquehanna Lumber. constrainer:l white and yellow pine bounty. Weather boards, pantie, boards Ind plank. from I tog inchertblek.end door stires II to II In thick, 6 in. wide. Hemlock joke and scantling, Joint and lapehinglee, - Plastering Lath, An. with a few thousand feet of seasoned. Ash Plank from if to Undies thick, all .of which he will tell on - the most reasonable terms. Ile would most.respectfully invite all purchasers to call and examine for themselve before buying elsewhere. . DAVID p.LEwts. -Att g ast 12:49. . , , _ LTANUMISON O S . COLVEIBIAN gallon. half gallon, quan and smaller bottles ; also Maynard& Noyes' Ints.Copyinginksjlogan &Thump 'oleo Steel Pen Ink. Banners Inks, fled and Blue Inks &e.. wholsaals and tetad. Inltut low as 31} 'emus' pe dozen, wholesale, at -- '" SANNANIt oell4-12) elleup Book and Varlet, storm 0.1 WS -7 7 W s2!t. fx- .p .9 : . , • - Fresh Garden Seeds. jrlll3 SUBSCRIBER HAS )1781` OPENED a large 1 assortment of Garden Seeds, warranted fresh from the Nurseries, among which are the following: . BEANS. D star( Blue Imperial, Broad Windsor Dwarf hfarrowfat, Green Long Pod, Large - Marrowfat, Early Si: Weeks, Dwarf Sugar. 1 ' Red Speckled Valentine, - rumPsurs. White Kidney, - Field Pumpkins. Scarlet Runner, Mammoth do / RADISH. Long Scarlet Short Top, White,Dutcb Runner, Lima Beans. I.on;Battnon, Mit! , . Extra Early Beet, White Turnip-rooted, Early Red Turnip Booted, Bed Turnip do 1 , Long Blood, .Whne Sommer, Sugar Be. Black Swinish. 1 Bed. .• CABBAGE. ' . SQUASHES. I Early York, ' Bush or Patty Pan, Early Large Yrirk, Vegetable Marrow, 1 Early OK-heart. Long Green. Early Sugar Loaf.,. . • TURNIPS. Green Curled:Savory,. Early White Flat, Drumhead Savory. Early Purple lopped. I Large Drumhead. : Retailers or Sweedish.l Flat Dutch, . MISCELLANEOUS.: • Red Pickling. • Largo Red Tomato, CARROT. Savoy Spinach. ' Early Horn. Salsify. 9r Oyster Plant. Long ()mime. Large:llol Pepper, CELERY. Cayenne do • I White Solid, : London Leek, ' T Red Solid, Bruuers Sprouts, Turnip Rooted, Sugar Poulain. . I . CUCUMBER. ' Double Curled Parsley,'., Ratty Frame, Nasturtium. Early WhtteSpined, Mustard'Seed, . . Long Green. Sea Rale. Curtin, (Pickling) . , Curled Bodine. LETTUCE. Large Purple Egg Plant,. Early Coded, ' ' • Curled Cress,,. - Early Cabbage, Corn Sailed, I Royal Cabbage, (head) ' Swcet Corn. I Curled India, do , Early Cauliflower, Brown Dula, . , Cape Broccoli, MELONS. A roarague. Citron, (exquisite flavor) Flower Seeds, • I Carolina Water. herb seeds. Mountain sweet. Sweet Mart. I , n 7. s 4 4..:ierot ONIONS. • “ai. Silver Skinned, . Large Yellow, . ‘ Sant., s avor y.l Large Red- , e ! . .nnual).. • L,7:,,V, 1a y. s il ,c,:, ' • 1'E!....;. ' BIRD & FIELD SEEDS. Lmoirr . .i's Extra Early, Canary. Seed, 'Carly Frame, Timothy Seed, Early Waellington, Clover Seed, he. Bishop'. Dwarf Prolific, All Garden or Field Seeds not on hand obi:dreg-to °fifer. by the Hostel or small quantities, at short notice. me Cinerary Merchant. and others 'applied with small parcels of seed. put up in sell .gain at City prices. By purchasing of us they can keep up their supprythe whole seedseason, and practice them as they, wont them. at MANNA PPS March 3 10-] Cheap teed and Variety Stores.' Reave Powders I. HAS cored, In the last year 1500 cages of 11,nem 2000 eases of Chronic Cough, WO cures of Broken Witid, 500ticase's of nurses out of Condition, and other di,ea rep. More than 500 cerr Mentes. verbal and written, have been teceived,atti , sting to the virtues of this inestima ble remedy ; but we have only space to subjoin the fol lowing: kichtaml, Oswego Co.,'Sept. 17, 18th. Gentlemen r—l wish to Inform you that the Tatter , Heave Powders I bought at yonrotore last Octe her, cured a valuable mare of mine of the Heaves, that she had had two years. The firit package did not effect a cu.e, hot did the mute so much gond I was Induced to try another package, and the result has been. that she has-not had the Heaves, since about a week after commencing the second parkageottthougli.he has been used on my farm almost every doe since, which has satisfied me that she is effectually cured. One of my neighbors ii giving Tattersall's !leave Powders to a horse: and the prospect Is very flattering he will be cu red by It. Believing that the nbare named medicine is a rely valuable kite, and that Reavescun be cured by it, I feel willing to lend my name in praise of it. Respectfully, Mom P. Wsitivcs. Spring Hilt, Ala., July 24, 1/18. Messrs. J. F. Winter& C.o.—Gentlemen .—I most cheerfully bear testimony tot* great efficacy and virtue of the Tattersall's Heave Powders, in the cure of hor. see affected with Heave coughs and colds. I have a valuable horse that won in severely affected with Reaves and violent coughing. thatl had well nigh lost Atm, when I purchased a package of Tattersall's Heave Powder., which entirely cored him and restored iris appetite. No owner of horses t humid be without it. Respectfully yours, Cuss. A. Pesaony. CAUTlON.—imitations and worthless compounds have followed us wherever we hareintroduced our re medy, and we paderstand that several new ones are being put up for circulation—beware of those and take no remedy but "the Tattersall's... Nonegenaine without the signature of A. 11. Gong]) & Cu.—price one dollar per package, six for five dol lars Prepared andsold wholesale and loan by poucur & KETCIIAM, 140 Fulton Street, New York. OSCAI D. JENKINS agent for Pottsville. Pottsvllle, Nov 10,1815, 47-ly m • =_- =I A sa Mc 11119160 m Ointment, CONTAINING NO MERCURY, OR OTHER 111133=2 IT lIAB POWER TO CAUSE ALL External Bnrer. Sethfulnits Iltimors, Skin Diw•ases, Poisonous W..undloo dischnrge Oleo putrid millers, and then tienis therm. It is rightly termed ALL-HEALING, for there Is scarcely a disease external or internal that It 1%111 not benefit I have used•it for the last' sixteen years i'or all diseases of the chest. involving the utmost danger and responsibility. and I declare before Heaven and maw, that not In one case has it faded to benefit when the patient was within reach of mortal means. • 1 have had physicians learned in the prnreaslon.- 1 hose had ntinisterr °Nile inspeljudgen or the bench, tddrrmen.lawyers, gentlemen of the highest erudition. and multitudes of the poor use It In every variety of why. and there has been but one volce—one Universal voice—sayinn ••McAI.LIdTER. YOUR OINTMENT IS G00D... FtliEl/AIATISN—it remove. almost Immediately the InflatnalUm and swelllngl• hen the pain cease.. (Read the directions around the boa.) IIEAD-ACHE—The salve has cured persona of the head eche of tw•elde years standing. and who had it regular every week so that vomiting took place. DEAFNESS, Ear• Ache. Tooth-Ache, and Ague in the face, ate helped with like success. . . SCALD IIEAD—We have cured caves that actually defied every thing known . One man told us that he had spent ♦3OO 011 bus children without any benefit, when' few boxes of ointment cured them. • . . . BALDNESS—It will restore hair sooner than any .. their thing. . MiiiMi;i1M1111111;11C1 nunNs—lt is one of the beet thlrige In the world for Borns. ' Piles—Thoasands are a•eert7 cured by this Oinment. It never fails in giving relief for the hies. Around the box are dim:lions for using .Veilllister's Ole:newt for Scrofula. Liver Complaint, Erysipelas• Tetter, Chilblain, Scald Mod, Sore eyes. Quincy, Sem Tema, Droackifis, Mermen., Affections, Pains, Disease of the Spine, Head-Aihe, Anima, Deaf , Ear-Ache, Bairns, Corns, All Diseases of the Skin, Sore Lips. Pica- Pies, 4v. Stiffness of the joints. Smelling of the Limbs, Sore Limbs. Sores, Rheumatism. Plies, Croup, Swelled. or Broken Breast, Tooth•Acke, Arne in the Fate,44. COLD FEET—Lirer Complaint. pain In the Chest, or Side, failing of of the hair, one or the othei aceom• panics cold feet (This ointment is the true remedy.) It is a sure sign of disease to have cold feet. CORNS—Occasional use of this Ointment will al ways keep Corns from growing. Penple heed never be troubled with them If they use it frequently. This Ointment is good for any past of the body or limbs that embalmed. In come cases it should be applied often. CAUTION.—No Ointment will be.gennine •nnles. the name of Jaws: Nc4lllster is written with a pen upon every libel. JAMES McALLIRTER, Sole Proprietor of the above Medicine. Price. 93,cta. per box. AGENTS—J. M. Beatty & Co., Pottsville ; D N. Heisler, dot J. W Cibba , Mlneracille ; Charles Frel ley, - Orwlesburu;- C. & G. linntzinger, Schuylkill Haven ; Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua; Washington Itch. ter, Port Carbon; Wm. Price, AtClair ; John B. flicks, Reading; and by agents in all the principal Towns lathe United States: , , • •- Prancliml Office. No. WI North3d at.; Philadelphia. February 10, 1849: 7-19 Tobacco. Snuff. and Segar 3IA NIIFFACTOELy s Rh. 154 North 3d Sena; above Arno Strut, ' raILADELPIIIa. • .. tu v V HERE eau alwayebe bad a general assortment of " ...TOBACCO. SNUFP. SEGA 88,' Of the mo st approved (politico. to which the attention of dealers and others to requested. Purchasers may depend upon being durnished at as low Prices as at any other store )11 the city, aud upon accommodating terms. N . . a—Canstaraly .on hand a general assortment al Lug Maces. GE4Y. B. lIIIEETEB. HatcbrAhH3-10-31pe) Thitadefpbia. =! The lan &cape smiles with loaller look When au mmer gladdens tt. The fresh blue sky Bendki like God's blessing o'er ; the scented air Echoes with biro songs, and the emerald grass Is dented with quick 'bedews; the light wing Of the soft west makes music in the leans; The tiPples murmef as they dance along; The thicket by the roadside casts its cool Illack.breath of shade "cross the heated dusts The tittle seek the pools beneath the banks. Where sport the gnat swarm's, glancing In the sue— Gray,;rhirling speckl4-and flans the dragon ti 7, A got green arrow ; and the wandering e lt ' , Nibble. the short thick 'ward, that clothelt he brisk • Down eloping to thews:ars.' Kindly tones, And happy faces make the homestead walls , 4, pamttise: Upon thelmosty roof The tarne dove ccoa and bows ; beneath the eaves The swallow frames her nkst ; the social wren Lights op tbe flower haling, and trills through ' Its noisy gamut, the humming bird • Shoots, pith that flying harp, 'he honey his, Mid the trall'd honeysuckle's trumpet bloom. Sunset stireathes gorgeous shapes within the West, To, eyes That foie the splendor; morning aw6kes . Light hearts to Joyous omits; and when the deep alight Breathes the earth a solemn solitude, With stare for watchers or the holy moon, . A sentinel upon the steeps of heaven, • - Smooth pinows yield their balm to prayer and trust,. ' And slumber, that sweet medicine of toll, Sheds hell soft dews and weaves has golden dreams... • ehe „fanner. riP SVOck for tho Season.—This should be a busy month to the farmer. Manures, if not el. ready carted out, where likely to be wanted, Acne, be attendekt to. Place your manure:in t on ; en i.. ant sized heaps, at 'proper st.....6 nets . cover the reps a th... 1.... - - *Part ell'l dust, puldieo . ... .r. 'nightly witb charcoal ~ I '''.... mutt or peat, or a alight coating 01 P 1 °.7...er of Paris. Either of these will carat, in part at Mail, ther ; timmonia escaping with the hut warm day.! 111epare ground as early ea possible , and spread nemose manure at the time than can be plowitllin within e few hours. It you cannot obtain any l of the above-named articles to COTO( the manure heaps-until required for use, throw a few shovels full of soil over each heap. General Farm Work.-1f homelier, not in good order] see ttiem attended to. .eur,.Pile, and prepare furl for summer; repair buildings; whim wash stables : clean nut rel litter and sprinkle ,Wlth prostate, having everything remolved to the compost heap that can make foul air during warm spring dayei and thus preserve the hialth of both men arid animals; clean and whitewash poultry houses; de l tic, bog pens ; 4.c., die. Look to your tools of all I kinds, riot already dank! and see in g - o that they are el Repair hareem, dm. Look well to your stock,f they are no properly eared (or at hie season ' orT \ lheoar, t o y cannot be expected to do the heavy keineveoi lf yon have pursued the barbarous stetri of • leaving manures exposed all winter iti'covejardt, without protection from the atmosphere. Cart it out Immo, diately. es direted in the beginning of this article, end thus stoP the greeter maces miring from warmer weather. If you have any mime more than will be ,wanted tA fur epr.ri i g use, make it into comport with', muck. peat, pond mud; or even' h,eadlanda, dither Man lose the room; valuable parts of its coedituents try leaving it uriprotectel If you can, pitt it uneer cover ; and if bare no manure attests, cover the heaps with any of the absorbents of ammonia, before named. An axes. stood spranklieg on its surface of water,lin which out one-thousandth of its weight of aulphurie acid has been mixed, will, be serviceable by ;changing the carbonate of ammonia to the sulphate, and thus- prerentingi its evaporation, and consequent loss, i i All that we have noted above ahould(heee been done in February and early . March ; 'but di we know that they lere often neglected, we risme Marrs thus late. I 1 I Meadows and .01d,Fields.—'11 yo' hays any meadows or old fields that ate award bound or which bore but indifferent crops of bay limit sermon give them a thorough; harrowing as soon as the frost is out of the Surface, while the:ground is soft, then sow td each acre four quattsiof timothy 'seed, ten pounds of clover seed, onei bushel of. 'plaster of Parii; five bushels of wood ashes and five bu,hela of n e wly slaked lime, all inn mixed, end finish off by iollisig."—[Atiter. Aticulturiat. Seeda.—.See that you heart a full sup ty on hand so as to lose no time in making your sowings; and above all, p4nt out those roots, &., intended to produce steed before being iniuted by sEhouting in the cellars: Brd.—Lor well to your hot bib end give art every fine day Cover them warmly at tight and regulate the temperature with strict reference to their cont-nts thud you may give sir even at a considerable lortiof heat, to cabbage, tette:mate.. whereas the egg Ipl tat sash can only be raised with propriety while the heat of the ohtaide air ii sufficient to prevebt the temperature ,'of the bed faint falling maters fly. , Bridgernan saga, ,:ma truly, .. E gg plant seed will not vegetate (( r eel) , without substantial beset. If these plants geL the least chilled in the early stages of growth, they seldom recover." Old but beds planted last fall shoild be fruit aired, and bcds for timing should be unremittingly attended to. te : •:‘ indusfey.—!Nitb the opening of Spring - 1 , ti rrived the sessein of laborious seductive am. , o neat, both for the city and country. During he winter the induatrious and enter { have devoted their time more to thought a id reflection —the 'resolving and*sturing their plens,to efforts of mind—than to the' performance of those labors, and those manual and corporeal reef ion., which are necessary to theaccomplistimen • Thiamsy 1 1 . nut be the case with those whose avoestione throughout the year : c , onfine them Min doors, and tot the duties of the chop and s ore as with those whose field of perations is m re eoliVeed sot! extended. ThiS manner, anditt;bits of eieis mils mid countryrnerilere in these tetteets mien. tally and widely dilLrent. But the mini is nee. e.rtheleWr applicable M some good degree to all, that the whiter is Most suitable foe study, and the eying: and suinuier for more active pursuits. To the Sleihful, or 'hone of indolent disposition, the eesenne are of Milli consequence and have but .mall influence in effScting any eba'nge is their condition. They area burden to themselves— . trouble\ and source l r of annoyance to others, and if their evidence is cil a mere blank, it is even worse—the occasion'oftentimes devil: Like the stagnant Pool, whose siitets emit onl y noxious end unwholesome vaPore o they infect ind eohtant. Male by Mei. pestiferous example. They are a plague spot ire every well ordered community, wht re they are suffered to find Ole. In our country, at man without some useful occupation, loses caste\ and influence in society, and the faah bobs and opinions of Me day are sufficient, if not entirely to'ilestroy, in algrest measure, to redoes , the evils, arising from the indulgenceluf a slothlul distntsitron Whit make. our nation. healthful and eigoions, and able lo comment:ll the respect and exert a' t contrultingl iiifluence oer other nee boos, is the \ active, and rinterprtaing, nd induatii ous disposition and habits of the pee le. And so I I long as these oontidue, kind are found necessary to the enjoyment Of Jmutual confidence and re& . peat among ourselves, sal long we shall be able to maintain a high rank aniong the governmente of the world. IKiugel and iqueens ertiol live in ease and lemur one indolenre,ere now looked upon only as royal pup Pets--a natinn'a baublett. The only . 3 vereigus who really attain to elevation and die' Unction, are Indust:lour, lodetatigable, useful men and women, whether they b. long to ai republic or a monarchy, but it is chiefly in a goieinment like our own that, their virtue is Holy leslianleti— . [ Farmer andVllechanic. . o"l:arky kofctines.--11Ve feel it lic duty to im press upon owl readers the neeeesity of pursuing the plan of early planting ifor potatois. The for eign journals for February, are full of testimony on this subject,l arid the experience lof ourselves arid others in the vicinity 91 New Yrrk, cortex,. rates that of exPerimentere abroad, Early plant ings, and particularly of the ember funds of pots. toes, have not suffered as Yet from disease, and es many . of these kinds are !good keePers, the plan should be pursued; 1 1 - A curious article will hi found in ;he Transac tions of / the Highland SoCiely of A riculture for January; giving a\ri account of the plan pursuit! by Mr. Cuthill for raising early potatoes, bat Its his plan embraces:rho use: of a green house, and as bit paper is toollengthy liar this journal, we re. fee our readers to Ilke original. ' - - - -4 , . I ; . • PititE'lvfirim LEAD, Welherlll 1161 Brother, XSA NUFACTUntaS, No 03 , North hoot street. Philadelphia, havelnaw.a oznid supply of their war ranted pure WiILTZL.VAD. and those custosisri who e have been /patin' , supplied to consequence of a MS , on the article, shall sou{ havelbelr orders filled. • No known rubstauce possesses those presentative teed esautifying pluPerties. So desirable In a palm, to as equal extent with unadulterated white teed t hence any admixture °tether mate ale May marl its value. li ;:tom,therefore. been ,the at tidy Sillier the taxa rthetureni t l'us nt no ears, yj i white le ad, sod the , unceasing demand foi the sonde, is proof tbat than met with favor. 'lt I, Iniariablybrand, ed on one heel, IArETIIERII4. ac- BROTHER. in Rail, and en the ether, werraireell pure. all bi reNvii, 1 i M ---__ -,-_4. RING.
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