The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 26, 1849, Image 4

PATRIOTIC SONG FOR CALIFORNIA
COVPOSED nr mrigryiliTOns
rotor gentleman poetically. inclined. has attempted
to wrtto a poem on the California expedition. Ile gnt
to the end of four lines and there stopped
Va sons of freedom who Would shine
-In history's brightest story.
Come Join with or and take the lints
,Thatleids to Callfontey. •
. New Vork Day honk.
There's notnerout Ways of pelting there—
fly ship, or osole,or wagon:
Then haste'srhfle life has days to spate,
And wealth has joys to brag on• ,
Xml when we touch flie promised 'land,
We'll hasten to the 'diggins,••
Anil scratch away awing he ;and,
The biggest of the 'big unit.'
Tolean Republican
And wheniae get nur pockets fall
Of this bright shinin! dust, •
Well travel straight Tor home again !
And spend it on a 'bust.'
Sandusky Clarion
And, whr'n we're butted up and dead.
Laid out upon the counter,
They'll raise a guide board at our head,
Tot ell where we're ail confer:
And on that board, with tears of wo,
•SODV: friend these lines will chisel,
no ye Who would gold hunting go,
Behold how great a 'fizzle.'
Clinton Republican
They sou;ht for dust, and dust they've fonnd
When many a month they had irave led—
The 'td'■ not up—they're under ground,
Both gold and they much graveled.
Cincinnati .Chroniel e
Wit nn? t)uutor.
I 2 T• Coming Down.—On Tuesday last ! the
door of our sanctum opened, and presently, our
eyes fell upori, a pedlar crossing the threshold,
whose fkaturee and oulre costume. proclaimed him
one of the much abused race. Opening a lirge,
oblong. paper box, he exposed a countless herM of
speciacles t and anxiously inquired if we "did not
vent to puy." Scarcely glancing at his ware's we
replied in. the negative, and turned our eyes Upon
heap of exchanges lying before . us, innocently
faqcying that our reply and manner would serve
as a sufficient hint to drive the travelling merchant
from'our Presence. But we were too verdant,
the Jew, like all his trafficing tribe, hod not the
slightest idea of taking no for an answer. !.
offer him you," be.said, laying a pair of them
before us, "so IoW ash three dollars. I niushi
shell a pairo 'av s-II netting to.tiy, an my; vile
and shiltrav no pred, you vill take him."-
We shook. our head.
yOu sill not take him At three dolliish I"
Veil, then. you shall have him at twii dollarsh an'
se'renty-five, nhy (mile() 'av no pred. I must sat
,rifice him!"
— lWe looked at him but were silent.
"Veil, then, if I split the difference—"
'di would make no difference. We have no
use for them."
"B the-
theY are so sheep, lake him for a it_
and a quarter !" he persi , Arcl, earnestly : `S can
not let my poor vita and tihild die for want o'
pred !" '
We shook our head, omniou4y,
Veil, then: you /hell have him at a tolla , , but
the profit vouldn't puy me the crums of a glees°
cake. Take him along, you :41111 'eve hint at a
taller !"
•NVell, vat you vill gif, say. quick.Nou shall 'ev
him etyour own price. Seventy-fife shenhtl"
'•No' we have already toll you we do nut wart
then,!"
“Say. half a Lollar, I cannot let my wile and
shild starve . , awl I 'ay nob the first red copper to
buy them pred. Take th - ern along at hall 'a tal
ler !"
• •
We looked at the speetaclos, which, certainly,
were got up, not to usr, but to cell, and then we
bent nut. eyes upon the Jew.
, NoW;"%aid we taking a fifty cent pirce from
our pocket, and Jaaing it temptingly on the ruble
before hint, •'we'll buy thri.e spectacles of you,
if you will tell us, truly, what your profit islupon
each pair."
• '
You gif me your vortli'y'ou till puy, if I tell
you !"
•
"Then, so help ma cart, if L sell hint you at
fifty clients, t 712 only pr,dit i--three shi!liugr mid
Sumhey Dispatch.
C 3 Splitlirig the IKirrence —A nice young
gentleman. not a thous..m.l miles from ttlie after
a long and assidious exurti,hip, found, hunrelf , one
• bright evening the betrothed of a pretty gill, the,
very phis of modesty. One ni4lit he was about
,
to takehis departure, and atter lingering alit the
door for some time in a fidget of anxiety, de fared
and prOtested to Miss Nancy, that be could not
and would not leave until she kissed himl. Of
• coarse, Mien
.Nancy blushed beautifully red, and
protested in turn, that rho could not and would
not do that. She never had done such a thing,
and 'never would until she was married—an now
he had it. The altercation and debate became
deeper and exciting. until: rap. betrothed Untied
ontrialt, and decl :rod if he couldn't him her he
couldn't have her—and was marching off.
She watched him to the gate, and saw tha 'fat
was in the •firf;' unle:=s something seas donif
"Come hack, then, snil she coezingly, "I'q spin
the cliTerence with you—you mer squeeze my
bond !" - •
Showman's Speech. -1 will note intro
duce you, ladies and gentlemen, to, the wonderful
hipotymons% lie to a very singular beat and
minute attention. As John stirs him up,
(stir him up. John,) you will perceive th i at he
kicks with his bind legs, which he does be l csuse
it is his nature. lie is opt 413 do it in the Water
to relieve his legs of the briers, and to go ahead
'in the same way. 'Fire hipotymous ens lag , or
nothing to this, of his him!, berau.o• he is i n
very observing animal and has not much ti say.
He. is trio. and modest and thinks more then he
epeaks. When the water is too damp, h i e lies
clown in the mud and rushee, and mikas hiineelt
quits comfottOte. Ile seldom fights, which proves
trim to be amiable, fit he is brave and- strong.
'naiads partly owing to his beh.g a strict Graham:
ite. lie eats nothing but vegetables out grain,
hut he eats every gram hr ran get. Ido not con
sider the hipotym ruse an ente.prtidng animai; hut
I think en the whole he raj iya a very good htiastly
character. Stir up his fore legs, John.—.[Bost en
Museum.
(c3-.4 Bad .Look. —"is that the iniioner 77 said
one spectator to ano.her, during a trial for 'man
slaughter. .
••Yes," war; the reply
Ah ! indeed! What,s dreadful hrf look he
has, especially about the eyes! But who,is that
respectsblo looking young man at his side, in the
green vest."
the green vest ! Why that is the pri.ioner
him:elf. The other mani. his Iswayer."
..Well, now I do begin to see that the felluW in
the green vest don't look PO respectable after
Indeed, he has just the air of on old offendei."
(10". Did you present your account to the do.
fondant?" etiquir,d a lawyer of his client.
.1 did your honor."
:•And what did he say 1"
"lie told me to go tO thaudevii."
'.And what did you do then 1"
~ W hy, then I cam , to you."
tVi" “rot yu mafresdar ?" it:quires] a Dultch
man of his daughter. Who was being kissed by her
'sweetheart very clamtirous'y.
'on. not much—just courting a little. ,,
, Dat's all, eh py tarn 1 taught you 9911 vight-
Eli
goohji . Abuse.—'•l wish to know,isir,
if - you clll-‘) me en Afs
. .
.•Yes sir: but I qualified
• "'Alia! fir, yuu qualiti,al did you I The
better for you, sir; end pray boss , did you qualify
it I"
said you mere on ass—ell but the eats."
Lx A SatiAfarlion.—ON ell, Pat, Jim didn't
quite kill y,,u with that brickbat, did he I"
tin, but I wish he bad."
rrWhat for I"
r.So I could a seen him hung, the villain."
rr .44 Exchange, in a puff of a mercantile
firm. paya. that, "they are deterinined to Eell their
gomht; if they hove to gire them away."
. am no Judge of bard;' V 13.1 the reply
of a magistrate, where called upon to tip a.very
fat woman. •
,LS, Attorney At Law. Mineral-We
tax, Pa., iCletl4-17,
IV II. B. WELT
ectrivlklll Cout
Four New Certlficates4
TELL. 'IT IN c A.Trt,
STREETS OF :ASKELON
Dn. SWVAYNE•S
CELEBILiTED F4.111L - E ICIA7:s
Trny Post.
DR. SWAT SE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY;
$lOO,OOO Reward.
'FOR A MORE EFFECTUAL REVCDIr THAN
DR. WAYNE'S C,OMPOUND L SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
ARE you troubled with a rough i ,
Have you pains in the side and breasts
Have you a tickling or rising Millie throat 1
Have you the Liver complaint 1
Have you the Bronchitis 1
nervous Debility, Or any,
Symptoms of Volitionary Consumption?
If you are troubled with any of the above symploma,
then use Dr. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND S't RUP OF
WILD CHERRY. it will efTecta speedy and pernmnent
cure, as the evidence of thousands who have been
cured by it will testify.
EXTRACTS FROM EDITOR' AL OTICES:
A Goon MEDICINE.—We have used Dr. Swayne't
Compound Sytup of Wild Cherry for a number of
years andalways with the happiest efrect.—Fit.gerald,
Ed. CarAltein.
Having. fairly, rested the virtues of Dr. Swayne's
%yim Cherry, we feel muscly., !wit Te , ollnur tes
timony in its behalf. an a MA
mcdlcine.—Editors of Bit. Clipper.
I=
MORE NEWS FOR T/IE SICK
AFFLIC77:III2I.:-M.
A VOICE FROM SCHUYLKILL CO.
PLEASE READ THIS EXTRAORDINARY
CI:RE.
Da. Sw AS tot—Dear Sir :—About six years ago, I
discovered that my lungs ware alfected, of which I
became more convtin ed front time to time, although I
tried many remedies, yet without any apparent benefit,
and my disease increased until I was compelled to keep
my room, and at last my hod. I hail great pain in my
lett side, upon which 1 could not liv in bed, and in the
morning Inv cough was sr, severe th it I frond it very.
painful to throw op the trident which gathered In great
qua 11111 i, on my lung', when fortunately I Imught of
your agent. in this place, one bottle of your Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry, which no much relieved me
that I continued using it until now. I have used six
battles, and am Rapp) to tell you that lily pains.are re-
moved, no strength returned, my sleep is undi-ttirbed
and out eel, and I feel perfectly well. I can now follow
my daily avocation without being afflicted with that
painful hacking, weakening cough, and I rivals be
lieve that to .your medicine, under the blessings of
Providence, 1 ail indebted for this great change, and
; aril very happy to aut.ertlie myself,
;;E.ll UMONT.
St. Clair, Schuylkill County, Pa., Jan. '29, ISIS.
h NOTTIKEt FROM OLDMONTGOMERY
STILL ANOTHER WONDCILFUL CITE!
READ THIS EXTRAORDIARE CARL.
. .
SWAveh—Dear Sim—Having contracted a se
vere cold, which settled upon lay lu tigsottended with
a virili.nt cough, pain In my ride and breast. difficulty
af breathing, I was attended by physicians of the f i rst
respectability, Illy Syntrannis became very alartit
log, there was an abscess formed in Inv lungs and
made its Way .through mp ride, and discriargei! . 7.7:"
quantities of puss externai.V, 1.0 thot nip physician
thought tho power nr functions of one of loy lungs
were totally destroyed—therefore supposed the case
entirely hopeless. This mournful state of things con
tinued for a long time, until I was wasted and worn
to a skeleton. I had tried a number of remedies, buf
all failed to do any good. flat there still being a spark
of hope left for me and my anxious parents, and hav
ing heard of the great virtues of ynur Compound
Situp of Wild Cherry, and its being approved of by
physicians of the first eminence, I concluded to make
trial of it, and to toy great satisfaction, me rough
gradually grew better, the hole in nip ride began to
heal, and I nm now happy to any, front alterer and al
! most hopeless skeleton. I have berme healthy and
weigh more than I ever have. All my neighbor, can
testify to the above fact. Anasusal llositratrar,
tulles front Skippackville; Sloppack ip. Pa.
Such is the unprecedented i.uccess , of lit, StVaVlle'S
CoMIIOIIII4I Syrup of Will Cherry. We are coretaut
ly receiving lettris from Physicians and oiir A genie,
from all parts of the United States, inforriaing no of
extraordinary cures.
The E( Dorado of Calrforota nr Peru tone yirfd Atr
ium, to' nutle.:ode—Bat rho? are Xittione ?wheel
health?
SWAVNI",'S COMPOUND SYRIT OF
WILD cur:lacy.
' TllO ..VE if" CEUTIFIO.ITES.
MEnrooo, N J. Dee. Bth,
Dr. If . SWAVNE-1).1 . Sir is to certify, that
dorm.' the fall and win!, of IS If., t loan trnnPlyd wffi,
a very severe cold and,: °ugh. Wail Orling
of the asthma ; WS, to Icy' your ennipoll oil
By top nt Wild Cherry, of 'which - one hnttle" entire
ly mutd mn, and t would Arongly recommend it to
othere for elloilar airoctions.
STAGY Entioninnzi
ANOTHER SEVERE'CASE OF ASTHMA.
PutL•pt.Dec. I a h. ISIS.
Dn. SWAYNE—Pear Sir —1 cheerfully add. my tes
timony. in favor of your valuable Syrup of
Wild ITherry, which I conceive to be I rely the wonder
and ble.4sing of the ace. For the last fouryeurs I have
been Itinieted w ith the asthma. Sleep had become a
Stranger to me • nicht after night would I have to sit
” 1 , in joy bed. 1 [vas attended he fbur or five different
phy,ietan‘, also having sued various patent medicine..
but all, of no avail. I ontinued to grow worse, until
I COMMen , d the use of your valuable ct . unpnund :quip
of Wild Cherry, whivb aff,ded me _inSl3ld.
After tieing several bolth, 1 wan restnred In perfell
health. ,Yours with respect,
B. EVANS.
Any Informatbin tr specting the above case will be
freely given by her litichan.f.
HAMPTON W. ES /114,1
Carpenter, corner Ili Eighth and Paris q.t.
Thousands of persons are destroying their c..u s tou.
lions Lv neglecting to ap,lly a proper remedy. Rely
not upon single catchpenny articles. tiltlch relieve for
the moment, bet eventually aceehciattir the disease.
Resort at once to that nl established remedy. Dr.
Swayoe s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, so rele
brated throughout the whole n•nrld as in effectual
remedy for all diskoes of the Tlateat, Lungs, and
Breast.
INIPORTANT CAPTION—READ: READ!
There i• but one genuine preparation or Wild Cher
ry and that is Or. Nwayne's. the first ever offered in
the puhlie, which has been sold largely throughout the
tinned States andsome parts of Europe; and all
preparation,. called by the name of Wild Cherry,
have been put out since this, tinier rover of some iil•-
ceptive circumstances, in order in give cyrrency In their
sales. Each holtie of the genuine Is envelop,d with
a beautiful steel engraving. with the likeness of Win..
Penn thereon ; also. Or. Swriyne's .iznature 7 and ins
a further smutty, the portrait of lir. .wayne will be
nthled hereafter, so as to distinzulsh NY preparations
from all nthera.
Principal Office, EIGHTH and RACE ra_-v
Swayne's Celebrated Vernitfage.
safe and 'Piqua/ re'vedy for Worsts, digs
,pepsin, Cholera .11orbais.strily or Dys•
pep's erilaren or adri:ro,and the
MeV flseinfl Faso/. ,ttedt
tine erer dyerid to
the pnAhe."'
1.1115 REXE BY is Off, which has proved success
ful f..r a long lime, and it i nnivers. try ack now l
egged by all who have tried it to be far superior Cirior,
en very pleasant to the taste at the 33..1 time elD•etttal)
n any other medicine ever employed in diseases for
which it Is t,ecominended• It not only destroys morons,
but it invigorates the so hole ry stem. It is harmless in
its erects, and the health of the patient ns always im•
proved hi tie One ovro when nn Worcrs are discovered.
Ur. SWAYNE'S VERMIFUGE has met with a degree
of favor from the public, which has perhaps never be
fore horn accnrded to any medicine. It needs no re
'commendation where e; . er it is known. To the food
mother, bending hi steeples anxiety over her wasting
hind, it will carp• telieC, joy, and thankfulness; to all
who are suffering. from the diseases for which it 13
prepared, It nrers a Speedy restoration to health.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION.—Swayne•'s Vernrifuge
is in square bottles (tieing recently changed to prevent
cnymerfeits; ales to pack to a better advantage) with
the following werdsblown in theglass: Dr.ll.Swaytier
Vermlfuee, Philada., alto enveloped in a beautiful
wrapper, bearing the aignaturenf Br.Swayne, with his
virtrairnn each side of the bottle without which none
is genuine. This article is so pleasant to the taste that
both children and -adults are universally fond of it.
SWAYNb:*SISARSAPARILLA Ann EXTRACT
TAR PlLLS—Thegreat AmericanPurifier—lnr the re
moval and permanent cure of all diseases arising from
an impure slate of the blood nr habit of the system.
Let it Inc remembered, that in this preparation are
strongly concentrated allthe medical propert.es of Sar
saparilla and Extract oC Tai compounded with other
valuable "Vegetable Extracts,' the whole strength
of which is extracted nn en entirely new principle.
Unlike all other Pills, there neither leripr , produce
nausea or any other unple leant sensation, while they
are as powerful as it a pnssible for a medicine to be,
and he harmless. It purifies. cleanser, and strength
ens the fountain sprints of life ; and infuses new tient
throughout the whole human frame.
MI
O . Iternemb,r alwaie to ingulro particularly for Dr.
SWAYNE'S SAIISAVARII.I.A AND EXTRACT TAR
PILLS. lice that the Signature of Dr. VI IV AYNE le
on ench Box.
The above valuable medicines are Prepared only by
Dr. 11. , ..5u•ay ne, corner of Mb and Race streets, Phila.,
to whom all orders should be addroued. •
For tale by the billowing Agents:
J. G. BROWN, Druggist, ) •
DANIEL KREBS, P. M. and Pottiville.
J. CORTI:I C. lIDCRE3,
JAS. D. FALLS. an& }Mineraville.
JNO. 1V: GIRI7d,
SHISSLER. Pnrt Carbon.
C. k G. iIIUNTZINGER. Schuylkill Havrn
& LEYSON, bizmmit
J. Williams. Muldlepnrt ; Daniel Bertsch. Ashland;
Charles Frally. ortvie,tbora; inn: Bietenman. Ham
burg; E. J. Fry, Tamaqua; inn. Dickson, Easton;
Matthew Krause. Bethlehem; Chas. Ebert, Matich
Chunk ; Eckel{ & Barndt, Tremont ; Cocklll & don,
Lletvelljen,and by storekeepers generally.
October 7, late, " 41-
•
Philadelphia Bedstead Factory,
No so St.-JoAft steed, abort C 011.14111,
, I, IIILADELpISIA.
DF.AI.F.RS and iCaliinei mak ers supplied Dm liberal
terms. Patent Screw Bedsteads no band.
Apr 7-11-11) P. LIEEVEs ik RO7
Caution Extra.
A. man by the name of CLAPP has engaged with a
mine man of the same - of S. P. Townsend. and uses
his name to pot up a Sarsaparilla. which they cell Dr
Townsend's Sarsaparitia, dennminating it G tAWINE
Original, etc. This Townsend is no doctor, and never
was; but vas formerly a worker on tallroadv, canals.
and the ;Ike, Yet he assumes the title of Dr., for the
purpose of gaining credit for what he is no. This is
to caution the public not to be deceived. and purchase
none but the Genuine Original Old Dr: Jacob Town
send's Sarsaparilla, having on it the Old Dr's. like
ness, his family coat of arms, and hisMgnature across
the coat of arms.
(ALI) Dr. Townsend is now about 70 years of age,
V and has lona been known as theauthor and discov
erer of the Genuine Original "Townsend Sarsaparilla "
Being poor, be was compelled to limit its manufacture,
by which means it has been kept oot of market, and
the sales circumscribed to those only who had proved
its worth and known its value. It had reached the
ears of many, nevertheless, as those persons u lin had
been healed of sore diseases. and saved from death,
proclaimed its excellence and wonderful
HEALING POWER..
Knowing. many years ago, that he had, by his Shill.
science, and experience, devised an article which wonld
be of intalcuable advantage to mankind, when once
known end extensively used; he hoped and perseve
red. expecting the time In arrive when the means would
he furnished to bring it into universal notice, when
Ps inestimable virtues would be known and apprecia
ted. This time has crime, the means are supplied; this
GRAND AND UNEQUALLED PRKPARATION.
Is manufactured nn the largest stale, and is called
for throughout the length and breadth of the land, CP..
oecially as it is found incapable of degeneration or
deterioration.
'Let every man ring throughout. the land, that Old
Dr. Saco`, Townsend It now manufacturing the coal
•Townsend Sarsaparilla,' which nrcerseurs,nrcer /cr
afters; and tirrer thong,' its ckararter. .
From (hi, day forth the people shall have the Parr
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla • which shall never
o.llr In the bottle, or in the stomach, and it shall yet
banish from the land al IFernenting; Soaring, Esplo•
ding. Vinegary .Sarsaparillas, now In use. A good
Sarsaparilla, pure and genuine, ought to live ; a poor
souring. slip-slop Sarsaparilla ought to droop and die.
The Old Dr's. Sarsaparilla will keep pure and per
fect 100 years.
finlike young S. P. 'TnwnsemPs it Improves with
age, and never changes, but fir the better ; because it
;a prepared on scientific principles by n scientific man.
The highest knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest
discoveries of the Art haveall been briutglit into requi
sitinn In the manufacture of thecsOLD DIPS. SARSA
PARILLA. The :4arsnoanlta root, it is welt known
to . inedical men, contains many medicinal properties,
and snore properties which are inert or WIOICEI3, and
others, which, if retained In preparing it for use, pro
ducofermentation and arid, which is injurious to the
system: :Some of the properties of Sarsaparilla are en
volatile, that they entirety evaporate and arc lost in the
preparation. If they are not preserved In a scientific
',recess, known only to those experienced in its mann.
facture. Moreover, these rolottle rinciples, which
a.. on. in vapor. or as an catialtntion, under heat, are
ttie ver y e s , r e,,,!:f? etrd'cal prerretirs of the root, which
give to it all its value.
Any person can boil or stew the mot till they get a
dark colored liquid. which is more from the coloring
inatterin the mot ilian from anything else; they can
then strain this insipid or sapid liquid. sweeten with
sour ninlasses, and tin,, call it “Sarsapatilla Extract
or Syrup." Rut such Is lint the article known as the
GENVIE OLD DR JACOLIICWNSEND'i3 SAIL.
M 2330221
This is on prepared, that all the inert properties of
the Sarsaparilla rent .are that removed, every thing
capableof bet:online arid or of fermentation, is extract
ed and reject. d ; then every particle of medical virtue
is secured Lt n pure and concentrated form; and thus
it la rendered incapable of losing any of its valuable
and hrahne properties. Prepared in this way, it is
made the inner powerful azent in the .
cVitl OF INNUMERABLE DISEASES.
hence the reason why we hear conimendatinns on
every side in its favor by men, women, •end children.
We find LLdoiric wonders In the cure of Consumption,
Dyopppefiq, and Liver Complaint, and in Rheumatism,
Costiveness, all Cutaneous Eruptions,
Plinplcs,ddimrhes.and all affections ',rising from
..•
lIMMEOMMI=
vmssennen a War Venn!. • .fll'arV, in all complaints
arinhig Ghw ladtgestinn, from Act,lity of the. Stoma , 11,
from unequal mrculati ))))) determination of bl Ito
the head; p.dpitaitun of the heart. cold feet rind cold
hands, Old chills and It'd ila,dios over the body. It
ban .01015 equal in Cold. and Coughs ; and iiroaintes
easy expect• strin g and gentle 11,Spir.1 rel•izing
stricture of the lungn, throat, and every other part.
tityt in nothing is iiierrellente more manifestly seen
and acknowedged than in all kinds and stages of Fe
maleComplain:n.
It works woridern in rase of Fluor Allots or Whiten.
Falling of the Womb, Obnitucted, StiPPrea-4ed• or
Painful Mennen, Irregularity of the menstrual periods,
and the like; and is as effe , tual in curing all the formic
of Kidney Disease. By 'removing oltstructionx, and
regulating the general syntem, it gives Inneand strength
to the whole body, and thus mires all forma of
NERVOUS DISEA tlt:in AND DEBILITY,
And thus prevent: or relieves a great variety of other
maladies. 211 spinal Irritation, Neuralgia, dl.
Dance, thvonaing, Epileptic fits, Convulsions, ke.
It is not p0...,th1e for this medicine to fail to do grind ;
it lets anthill; in it which can ever harm, It can never
sonr and thererote, can never lonae iin cura
'll,e properties. It cleanses the blond, excites the liver
to healthy action, tones the slo,oaeh, and gives good
relieves the bOIV, is of torpor and tnnatipa•
Hon, all tys intlantion.purifies 1:10 skin. equalizes the
circulation of the blood, producing gent!.• warn)th
equally all over the body. and at thP insensible perspire•
tine; Ti lairs all obstructions, anti invigorates the en•
tire nervous system. ft not this then, the medicine
von pre-ernin;mtiv need 7 But rail any of these thing•
he said of S Townsentre inferior article 1 This
young man's, loptid is not to be
COMPARED wiTri THE OLD DR'S.
Because of one grand fart, that the one is Ineapahle of
deterioration,and NEVER SPOILS, while the other
that,: it tours. ferments, and blows the bottles con.
raining it Into fragments; the sour, acid liquid en•
Mother!. and damaging other goods! Must not thia
horrdite compound he (rOi.Ortoll.ltn the systernt What!
put acid intoo siring already disret,crl with acid What
rau.rs Illy•pete.ia but acid I lie w•q not all know,
that when fond errors In nun stomachs, what inlsrhief
it produc,est flain'etire, heartburn, palpitation of the
heart, litter rnmplaint, dia nines., dysentery, colic, and
corruption of the Mood! What is Scrofula tartan arid
bonen in the body What produces all the Montars
which bring on Eruptions of the Skin. Scald Head,
Salt Rheum, Eryo ipela s. White Slvellings. revel . Sores,
and all ulceration, internal and external: his nosh
mg under heaven but an acid sabotages, Which sours
and thusspnils all the fluids of the body. more or less.
What rau.es Rheumatism, but is sour or acid IMO,
it Welt Insinuates itself between the joints and else
where, Irritating and inflaming the lender and delicate
ti-+ites noon which it twist So of nervous diseases.
of Mummy of the blond, of deranged circulations, and
nearly alr the ailments which afflict human nature.
Nov in it nat linrrilde to make and sell, and inf:.ite
fy to Use
SOURING, FERMENTING. ACM "COMPOUND"
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Oh S. I'. TOWNSEND: ' -
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And yet he would fain have it understood that Old Dr.
Jacob Townvend'l Genuine Oriziaal Sarsaparilla, Is
au IMITATION of Ills inferior preparation I
Heaven forbid that we Flinnld deal Man article which
would bear the most distant resemblance It, S. P.
Townsend's article! and which would bring down
upon Ole Old Or siich a mountain load of complaint;
and criminations from Agents who have nold„ and par
ctiaorm who have used ,
P. Townsend'. Fermenting
Compnund. 'We wish it understood, bee:lupe It Is the
absolute truth, that S. P. Townsend's article and Old
Dr. Jacob Townsend's Oarlaparilla are braren.iride
apart and infinitely dissimilar; that they are unlike in
every particular, having not one stogie thing In com
mon.
AN S. P. Townsend is no doctor,and never was, is tin
chemist, no pharmaceutist—knows no more of medi
cine, or diwasr than any other common, unscientific,
unprofesilonal man, what guarantee can the public
have that they are receiving. a genuine scientific medi
cine, containing all the virtues us 41 in preparing it,
and which are Incapable of changes which might ten
derthein the agents of disease Instead of health r
lint what else should he expected from one who
knows nothing comparatively of medicine or disease
It requires a person of come experience, to conk and
nerve up even a rommon decent meal, how :mil more
Important is it that the pers , inswliothanufitcture medi
cine, designed for weak• stomachs and enfeebled opt
tems,should know wellthe medical properties of plants,
the best manner of securing and concentrating their
healing valuci, also an extensive knowledge of the va•
How diseases which allect tlt human system, and
how to adapt remedies to these diseases:
It is horrible to think, and to know how cruelly the
afflicted are imposed upoh by presumptuous men for the
sake of money Formes made nut of the agonies of
the sick and no equivalent rendered the despair
in:
sufferers!
It is to arrest frauds upon the unfortunate, In pour
halm into wounded humanity. to kindLe hope In the do
ispairing bosom, to restore health andblooni, and vigor
into the crushed and broken, and to banish •Infinnny,
t hat Old Dr. .hcob Townson,' has sought and found
hr opportunity and means to bring his Grand Univer
sal Concentrated Remedy within the reach, and to the
knowledge of dtl who need it. that they may learn and
know, by Joyful experience, its '
TEANSCENDEHTTOWER TO HEAL
And thus to have the tinpurrhasable satisfaction of
having raised thousands.and millions from the bed of
sickness and despondency to hope, health, and a long
life of vizor and usefulness to themselves, their fami
lies and friends
Agents for this County. John G. Brown, Pottsville ;
James B. Falls, and J. W.'Gibbs. Alinereville ; E. J.
Fry, Tamaqua. (Dec. 15,_1&19. 5l.
New Spring' Goods, In Pldlada.
BAILEY & BEDTIME,
HAVE NOW FOR BALE AT THEIR NEW STORE
IV. Career of TwetAb 4. Alaska Semis,
A LARGE and well assorted stock of new and deal
/I table goods.--nmang them maybe found—
Cloths, Cassimeree, Salt 'netts,
Stuffs adapted to bp's' wear.
Silk and IllarseEles VeflislCA,
Black and Colored Silks, of new styh s,
Moose de Lanes; Lustres. trinshants.
Lawns, Barrages. Balza/Ines, ,
Black Alpacas, Bombazines and Cashmeres.
SHAWLS in every variety of the season
Calicoes at all prices, from 3 to 25 molts.
MUSLINS.—To this branch of trade we give very
part ienlas ettentlon, and our stock embraces every d -
sirable make of all widths and qualities.
Linens far Shirting and One for Bosoms,
FiJRNISIIING GOODS—Damnsk'Table, Linens,
Counterpanes, Blankets and Quilts,
Diaper. Towelling, Pillow Case Linens, &e.
FRIENDLY STYLE GOODS.—Our stock of these
goods is unusually large, and our "FRIENDS" from
the country will always be sure to Ond stick styles as
are adapted in their rants, in Dress Goods, Dress
Shawl., Barcelona Bride., Book ?attains and ILDI's
Cap Crapi,Ginves. Mitts, &e. &e.
CANTON 31ATTINGS
Of all widths. of White, lied Checked. and fancy styles
on hand and for Pale, wholesale or mull, to all of
which we respectfully solicit the attention nfour coon•
try friends, our prices will be found lob? as low as any
in the city, plarch3,lB4o-1m
.STARIPS FOR NAMES—TOEETHER WITH
THE Letters and Ink, J oat received and for sale, at
BANNAN'S
an 77 Cheap Book sad Fancy etotes
THE MINERS' JOURNAL, AND POTTSVILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER: -
,
EXP.ECTORANT,
CELEARATED
For as Curt. of Condos. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
Amipriait - Vairsosprion, Zdasiostion. of the
Lss,gs,/ted inscares Pst Nos
dry Organs.
TIRS valuable preparation ishiehly recommended' by
physicians and by a:celebrated chemist of Philadel
phia, (units medical effects and chemical combination,as
well as by thousands of others who have made use of it
—as it never has been used without producing beneficial
effects, and ultimate epee of the diseases for which it Is
recommended. And being a regular padit ale ofEhanna
cy, I can assure the public stirs perfect safety. It is
composed of such preparation. as stand in the very high
est repute atuting the medical faculty fur the cure of that
sinus of dioceses which are ton often only the forerunners
of that fatal disease, consumption. In cross cases where ,
there Is touch pain in the breast, and which often extends
through to theshoulder blade, I would strongly advise the
application of one of the Compound Galbanum Plasters
to the breast, and use the Expectorant as directed: lu
fart, the used( the Galbanum Piaster cannot be trostronly
recommended, as I hare seen en many instances of its
affording the greatest relief in a %era' short spare Or time,
even in confirmed consumption. The Expectorant will
be found to relieve the (nosh, and the Plaster the pain'
and, at the same time, draw the intimation to the surface.
and thereby act as a counterirritant. which every pbysi
can will pronounce good, without the least hesitation
whatever. Persons are often said to have the, consump
tion, when by a )udielous use of soot of the best Expec
torants, and a earefhl diet, they have been completely
cured, so that their experience should art as a warning to
those who are said to have the consoniption matte, de
spair; but try nn. ~TheExpectomnt will he found to afford
great relief. even when a cure is said to be impossible.
Before making use of an Expectorant, it would be as
well to examine the Unita, commonly termed Poises. to
see if it is nor swollen or elongated. insach easel no
expectnrant is useless.
Backing cough and a continual disposition :n swallow
Is frequently caused by an elongation of the palate. An
1 excellent reined) in such cases Is to use a small quantity
ofTincture Myrrh, sal about n teaspoonful to awine
alr,,,sfal of water. and use as a eargle, three or four time
day. If the above remedy should fail, or one of th
'same nature, it would be beta to apply to a surgeon, an
, have a small portion of it taken sit. en ft., to obviate th
' irritation rind the continnal cough which It would be like
ly toproduce in the throat. • The operation is trifling and
attended with but bale, if arty pain whatever.
In Bronchitis, and diseases of the throat, the garg
haillilhe used.
Prepansl by.). Cll1111:3 C. RUCHES, WliOlelial and
Retail Druggist and Cbemis t Centreßtrert. Pettsvile
MONTHLY HeLL=TIN. NO. iO.
`,THE CONSUNPTION
40 -caar e ,. / .. t, is the settled opinion o
... ''.. . the most distingu billed phy
4. • , }1,17.4 • sicians, both of this roan
.; C.4.e.2
~ "' try and Europe. that Con
satoptionto Curable. in any
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'..1 ?-2 -- :• 1 ~ i',- . '
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that which Is attended by
latter symptom frequently
Itld'l ' l - i n n a a ry rk n i b ii t i . r c eti l :xi:: u a pofthe
J, 0.
powers of lire. and then a
- , •.1 . 1. ,- title is not to be en certain
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' on the enactedlungs
iaa
r a : r h e re n aT o .' t th i 7 erT The
e i ii.. l:e
-4..jtateis t iv .
perma
nent cure. But the means to be employed mum bs
widely different from those ordinarily
,used. Consump
tive patients generally seek for a soothing medicine
merely. something which will allay a ratteh. Nothing
is easier than to ftirnish such a etimpound. It is this,
and this alone, which the numerous Pulmonie Syrups,
Wild Cherrylialsams, Cold Candies, and the.like, aim
at ; and it is all they achieve. : .
OPIUM I
Is nsually the bu.is of them all; Which, for a time, de
ceives the poor tortiercr. but disappoints at last. •
To cure Consumption, something far beyond :Otitis
is imperltively necessary. Something must be used
whose specific action is upon the, Pulmonary vessel•,
and upon the delicate turtnlurane;n.bit.h lines the air
_passages; and wide!, shall arrest and eradicate that
morbid principle which shoats itself In the form of re
bottles. This the Craefenherg
' CONSUMPTIVE'S BALM
Will etTortually do; while at the same time it will al.
lay. the cough and remove the wasting hectic.
rids medicine is the only one extant, in this nr In
foreign countrles,that can be relledon In the complaints
under notice; and as the most trying season in Juni at
band, the attention of consumptive persons. of the Med
ical faculty, and of the public at large. is earnestly in-
Vited to It. Thin Bairn Is of incalculable valve id Asth
ma. Bronchitis, Catarrh. Cold, spitting of Blood. Diffi
culty Breathing.and all other atlfmtions of the throat,
the lunga.She bronchial lobes, Jac:
Testimonials of Its wonderful efficacy and of the nn-
merlins cures it baseillicted, may he had on application
at the Company's Agencies. j
C. BARTON, Secretary. .
And for sale by J. S. C. Martin. Pottsville; J. W.
Gibbs, Minersville; E. J. Fry, Tamaqua; J. 11. Alti.r;
Tuscarora; John Middleport ; Robert But.
sr, Spring Vale. [Auglo'll3-Jl4vl Novll
SILENCE.
,
ma dreadful amyl.' The Lune., are 14 aaltgre,
The work of the deetroger , hoth heo.e n
The too: h of tessurepthin halts - in
If a ennuti f Death I
ARE you a mother Your darling ehlld, your idol
ix a nd earthly joy, ne;y, perhaps. tongued to her
chamber by a dangerous cold —bcipale. Cheeks. her chin
shrunken fingers, tell the hold disease, has already
gained upon her—the eound, of lieu rough
pierces your soul.
Young roan, when just about to enter life, disease
send, a heart-crushingblight evecthe fair pn.specis of
the future—your hectic cough and feeble lanles tell of
your loss of hope. but you' nerd not despair. There Is
a balm tallith will heal the wounded lungs, iris
SHIIt,I CS'S e1.1.-IIEALING BALSAM.
Mrs. ATTIME,thC wife of Wns H. /kilter!, Esq. war
giver, up by Dr. BeWal of lVrislithgron, Drs. Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia, aod Dr. Mott of New York.
21,,r friendsal! thought she alma ilia M'S had every
appearance of being in consumption, and was en pro
nounced by her physicians— . .Miernian's Balsam was
:lived and ii wired her. I t
HENRY JONES, 105, Eighth avenue, trait
cured of cough-and catarrhal affection of 50 years
of inding. The, first done gave hint more relief than
aßthe other niedtclne he had everrtaken. Dr. J.
liei le, 19, Doloincy •treet, gave It 'to a si.der-iri-law
who wan laboring under Constimption.and to another
sorely afflicted with the Asthma. In both cases its
eliet t were immediate, and soon restored thorn to cont
ainable health.
OR. sHERMAN'S COUCH! LOZENGES
Cure the most obstinate cases 'of Cough In :I few
hours. They have cured a large number of persons
who have been given up by their physicians add friends,
and many w hn have been reduced to the verge of Vie
grave by stuffing blood.Consomption and Hectic fever,
by their use have tail the rose of health restored to
their haggard cheek, and now live to speak forth the
drains of this invaluable medicine. •
OR. SHERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES
Dave been proved to more than 400.090 casis to be
infallible, in fact the only certain worm dceitoying
medicine erer discovered. Children wilt eat them
when they cannot he forced to take any other medicine,
and the benefit derived from the ndminlstration of
medicine to them in this form. Is great beyond descrip
tion. When the breath of the child becomes offen
sive, and there is picking of the nose, headache, drove-.
sines,. starling during sleep.dlltorlieddresms,awaking
with fright and screaming. trouble.nie cough, fever
ishness, airs% vnraciuus "appetite, sickness, of the
NIOIII3OI, and bloated stomach—these are among the
many prominent symptoms of aunts. and can be re
lieved by these incomparable Ltismiges. They have
never been known to tall.
DR. SIIE:RMAN'S C.4.1111110n I.OZENGER!
Relieve headache, nervous sick headache, palpitation
of tit. heart and sickness In a very few minutes.—
They cure lowness of spirits. dtuipondency, falotuee e .
colic, spasms. cramps or the stomach, summer or
bowel roinplaints—Jhey keep up the spirits, dispel all
the distressing symptoms of a night of dissipation, and
enable a person to undergo great mental or bodily toll.
DR. SHERMAN'S I'ooll MAN'S PLASTER
Is acAnowledgeddi t y all who have ever used it to be
the best strengthentbg plaster In the world, rind a sov
ereign remedy for: pons and weakness In the back,
loins ' side, breasy neck, limb{ , Joints, rheumatism,
lumbago, &c. One pillion a year will not swirly the
demand. Caution to necessary, as there are litany
unprincipled persons who would foga: a spormn B arti.
eta upon the community. lie careful to get Shernian's
Poor Mall's Plaster, with a .14e Arabs" of his written
mote on the back-11110E others arc genuine, and will
do more hurt than gond. Dec. 237-1 y
THE GRAND PURGATIVE.
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FOR the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Rheumatism,
riles, Dyspepsia. Scurvy,emallpox—lthindice,Pains
in the Back. Inward Weakness, Palpitation of the
(least, Bitting In the Throat, Dropsy, Asthma. Fevers r,
all kinds, Female Complaints, Measles. lash itheu m
Deanburn, Worms, Cholera Mozbus, Cotighs, 4totney,
Whooping Cough„ConsuMptihrt, Fits, Liver Complaint
Erysipelas, Deafness, Itching of the Kin. Colds, Goat,
Gravel, Nervous, f,lomplaintss mot a variety of other
diseases, arising from Impurities of the blood, and oh.
structions in the organs of digestion.
Experience has proved that nearly every disease ori
ginates from impurities of the blood or derangement of
the digestive organs; and to secure health, we must eel
move these obstructions or restore the blond to its nal
tarot state.
The aversion to taking medicine Is most effctualyre
moved by Cliekner's Vezetable Purzafice Pills ; being
completelyPnveloped with a coating ofpnre whited:rue
(whicn as distinct from the Internal ingredients an a
nut shell from the kernel) and have nn lawn( medicine.
Moreover they neither nauseate or gripe In Meant:West
degree, but Operate equally on all the diseased parts of
the system. instead of confining thnnalielvas lo and raCk
ng any particular region. Thus, if the Lover hien:c
od, one Ingredient will Operate on that , particular of,
Fan, and by cleansing it of any deed of bile, restore
it to its natural state. Another will, narrate on the
blood,and remove all impurities in He eirculatitm, while
a third will move all impurities in its cireuloitinn, while
n third will effectually expel whatever impurities may
hive_ been discharged in the stomach, and hence they
strike at the root of disease, remove all impure humnrs
flow the body open the pores externally and internally;
separate all (drip, and obnoxious particles from hits
chyluoin that the Mood may be thoroughly pure—thee
securing a free and healthy action to the heart, lungs
and liver; and thereby they resters heatfli,even when
all other means have failed. ,
The entire truth of the above can he al certained.by
the trial of a single box; and their virtues are to posi
tive and certain in restoring health, that the proprietor
binds himself to return the money, paid for them in all
cases where they do not give universal satisfaction.
Retail prices. 25 els. per box.
Principal retire, No. 66, Vesc'y 'street. New York.
The following are the agent's - in Schuylkill county for
Clickner's Vegetable Purgative Pills, and Dr. Slier
man's All-Healing Ilal•am, Lozenges and Plasters
Tamaqua—E. Fry, and Miner & kforgenroth ;
Patterson—M. Schwartz ; aliddleport—Jno.
Port Carbon—ll. tiliireler; Pottisville—F. Sanderson,
and J. G. Brown ; St. Clair—Hughes ; New Castle—
Geo. Reillnyiler,l; If. Otto; Miners
rifle—James R. Falls; Llewellyn—Jonas Kauffman ;
Tremont—Manse & Wingert; Piriegrnve—Paul Boer;
Orwigsburg—Joseph Hammer ; Port &
Mallet ; New Phitailelphia—Wm. 11. Barlow;
kill haven—Levan& Kauffman and also by J. S. C.
MARTIN. wholesale and supplying agent, Pottsville.
Dee 2. '4B. ' 49-Iv
WHY IVILIs YOU SUPPER. t
TI(OIUBANDA of bottles nfthe American Compound
'rive keen sold during the past year, and was never
known In till in curing in a few days, the worst ease
of a certain delicate disease, Siminat weakness, and all
diseases of the Uniaryorgans. Persons afflicted, using
this pleasant and popular renterly, r need fear no exposure
as it leaves no odor on the breath, requires no restric
tion. in diet nr business—contains no mercury or nox
ious drugs Injurious to the system, and Its adapted to
very age, se: or condition. II is also the best remedy
known for Flour Albite, or Whites, (female complaints)
with which thousand. seer, wlthoutthe knowledge of
a remedy. Thls celebrated remedy has long been used
In the private practice of a physician With unerring sue
cells, radically curing ninety-nine bf the hundred eases
In a few days. Around each botiln are plhin and full
directions.
CArnon.—Alk. for the American Componnd,and por
chase only ofthe agent. Price •1 per bottle.
J. G. Drown and J. S. C. Martin ,agenta for Pottavile
Kemplon.agent for Pt. Carbon: [Senna '49
• DAVY'S SAFETY LAMPS.
- - -
- - -
MBE euhscrtber has Just reeelied a supply of Se fete
Lamps.amnne which are a fawn( Upton &
arts' Improved Safety Lamp, which Is acknowledgby
to be the best and safest nom fp use In the mines of
Europe. .For sale at less prleee than they can be Im
ported, at I HANNAN'S
April 9 I Plea p Donk lald Vogiet 7 Nor,
PVILDEPY THE BLOOD t ' •
DR. HEELER'S PANACEA,
v OR the removal and permanent cure of all diseases
J. arising, from an impure state of the blood and habit
of the body, viz.:
Chronic diseases of the chest, Bronchitis, P l eurisy,
Catarrh. etc.; Scrofula in all its forms, Tetter, Scald-
Ifead,Calaneons eruptions of the head, face, body, and
extremities, Cbrimic diseases of the Liver,Stomach,and
Bowels, Chronic Rheummtini, Chronic Enlargement of
the Joints ate& Ligameute; White Swellings, flip Joint
affections, All'Emses.Likers. Syphilitic disorders, mer
curial an(l hereditary predispositions, etc., etc.
Disease is not an element-of our nature. The all
wise Creator ordained man a perfect' being In all the
social relations of life. Happiness is the measured
value of his existence, both in relation to himsmf and
aliarmind him. How many fan short of this profess
ion. yet hew easy to be obtained. Did we respect
health as mochas we dread disease when it enters our
Rresides, our attachments like the sands of tile hour
glass would not so anon run nut Oh, ye ! -_who are
basking Intim sunshine, guard well this jewel f_yowho
have ) lost the prize, loose not a moment in regaining it.
Procnes' ination is a thief to our happiness ; remember
that every breeze that faces our cheeks carries au ele
ment of disease. In every breath that we draw, in
every step that we take, to every particle of food that
we eat, or glaze we - drink, there Is danger. "Every
bane has its antidote," and when the stream becomes
impure at its fount—when the blood, coursing our
veins,becomes tainted with disease, the Panacea is the
only sovereign remedy. This must be changed and
rendered pure: does' not the blood hie, is not every
'drop of It a living atom, Is not bone, tweet muscle.
tendon and sinew, produced from blood. What fills up
an nista. reproduces that health Sol strength of a sick
man but the blood, under the vito-electrical influences
of the brain and nerves. That medicine which restore:
the mantle and molecular movements of this fluid to
a healthy action, will as sure as the inn shines, bring
health and strength to the sick. Remember a respon
sible and medical adviser warns you against procrasti
nation, and pointethe way to health. lie wise in time,
'Us folly to defer.
• DOUDT NO ,I.ollaVai
- • , Philadelphia, San. I. 'J!.
Dr. Keeler—near Sirt'Some time since I ~ 0. ..,„c ed
using your raneeCa, Pa a disease sir. '.,„. skin. I had
for several mouthy', at thee., fin intolerable itching of
the body ani Dinh% with a. dry scaly scurf forming . ,
which .7.isOyea me very mush . - My general llaalw
has vol good, appetite precarious and bowels irregu
lar in their action. On applying to my physician:on
recommended me to take Sariaparilla Syrup. By your
solicitation I took poor Panacea, and am happy to in.
form you, that after using three bottles. the 'scurfy tip
pearanciof thri Ain as well as the itching have en
tirely disappe• red My general health is now better
than it has I en for years, which 1 attribute solely to
your mediein .. I feel confident, that It in a medicine
eminently de trying tLe attention of the afflicted, and
one I hope w Il.cre long, meet with general favor from
at. I can honestly and truly, say, that I believe it the
best medicine for all cutaneous affection. that I sin
acipianted with, as I have used many some years since,
for a Tatter of seven years .standing, of which you
curen me effectually in a leas number of weeks.
%Visiting yousfiecesa, 1 remain.
' Yours, respectfillly,
T. li. IMl:_som.
=1
Phila., Nov. 21, 1918.
. Dr.Recler—Dear Sir-4 feel It my duty to state to
you the gond effects of your Panama bus uroduced on
a sort of mine, Who has been for several years afflicted
with what Physicians have termed Scrofula. Ile has
been somewhat hard of hearing for several years, ac
companied by a constant discharge from the ears, and
a dull heavy pain across the forehead4ln general
health quite feeble, appetite precarious: and bowels
irregular. There were swellings of the neck amid et
the angle of the jaws, the compleslou of, an ashy pale
ne4v,and all the characteristics of wasting health. At
your request, I coma enced giving him your Panecen,
end I ant rejoiced.to state that after using three bottles
there has been a remarkable change for the better.
Ills appetite is now good, the '.pain across the ((webers
entirely gone.the swellings have disuppeared.the color
or the skin Is now like mine enjoying. good health, in
deed he now says he feels welt, appetite good, sleeps.
well, and it really changed, which I attribute solely to
your medicine I feel folly satisfied from what I have
witnessed in my own rhild,that it is a medicine of un
surpassed power in disease of a scrofulous character.
You are at liberty to make what use of this you may
deem proper. -I'4
I remain veby respectfully yours,
Child. FLAGG, George St.
'Also', DR. KECLEIPS CORDIAL and CARMINA
TlFF.—Every family whether rich or poor, who val.
tie health and all its blessings, should have this inval
uable reit:eds. - at hand. It to infinitely the best retbedy
known ford:antics. dysentery, cholera morrms cholera
infantenn, chalk, flatulency, griping pains, cramp, etc..
and for all diseases of the stomach.and bowels caused
by'rectliing. The numerous testimonials from Phy
sicians and others unsolicited. has given it it reputation
as firm as adamant. Price 3 cents per bottle.
All of the above celebrated and extensively used me
dlrineS,4 are prepared-and sold Wholesale and Retail.
N Corner Third and Bouthsle., end Third a:nit:seen
me., Philadelphia, and for sale by J O BROWN and
„I 4 p I t ottevitli.; 311 Falls, Minersviilm E
.1 Pry, Tamaqua; Ikaas, Pi hnyikdl Ilaven, and by
DtitZttiate and Merchants thrnngtlntit the county and
state. (Apris.l6-,lft Ocl4-tf ap2549
fIA ts , rxr.FeTnut per,
For the Carr njltt FR rtiov. co Ugh . , Cold.¢c
TO THE PUBLIC.
ti PRESENTINa this valuable inedione to the mill
ing tte a remedy for Consumpi ion. and Pulmonary
Itineaeee az general, I have been actuated solely by the
great succcii 4 aZ:ending, its Use in.tny Own immediate
neighboilmod,and a ,!'wire tir . lienefit the afflicted, I
shall simply endeavor to gt.'"' a brie f statement of fie
awfulness. and flatter Myself DCVOs surprising sfliss
cy will enable me to furnish such pronto of its virtues
as will satisfy ttre most incredulous. that Ct-rNsUMP
nos may and;'CAN BE CURED," ifthis medicin,
resorted to In time. As Consuniption, however Is a
disease which differs much in the SCYCriII , of its symp-
IMP, and the rapidity arks progress, and has long baf
fled the skill of physicians it cannot be supposed that
this or any other remedy is capable of effecting a
cure In every case and in your stage of the disease;
an the contrary, expert it to fail sometimes, a
zircumetanre which occurs dally.with all the must val
mode remedies - we possess, for the most simple di,eas..
es. The proprietor mithmitff the following testiinonials'.
lii its favor from citizens of this County, weirkuown
to the public. •
Me. W. J.ll rt,--Ifavitia been afflicted for the lest
thirty vears with Consumption, and having had the ad
vice ofsonie of the most elninentrlipticiansond was ei•
ren up as incurable. I was inltueedin make trial of your
invaluable Expectorant..and 3111 happy fussy that I am
entirely cured, and am attending to my daily occupation
astliough I had neverl been afflicted. 'Previous to ta
king your EXPECTORANT, I could not, if I had been
so disposed. do anythillitnt my trade: I have since ree
smnentled it to several of my friends. and particularly
one use of C0,1E1.0,10'11 Cossesirrina. and am happy
to state that in every Instance it bad the desired effect
Yours respectfully JOSHUA HAWKINS.
Schuyikailllaven. October 1.1814.
SCHUYLKILL Haves,..lnnuary 1, 1815, '
1 Mr. W. 3 _llssa,—Drar Sir:—liavlng been alßicted
with a severe pain In the breast, I woe induced to try
your Expeetnpant,and atlerusineone bottiontitjmind
it to relieve me, and I do not hesitate In recommending
it to tbe public aim valuable medicine for Colds, Coughs
and Afflictions of th e Breast.
lam respectfully yours &c.,
EDWARD fIttfiTZINGE,R.
lienect.nict. HAVEN. °ribber' 19, 1814
I wan taken with a had cold vitae time ago,,and used
one or two bottles of Aff- Haas' Expectorant, w hich re
lieved me much, and should I have-occaylon for the
above again,l would freely call nn Mr. Haas for his in.
irnipable Expectorant. DANIEL H. STAGER.
fieuoyeatt.t. HAVEN, July, 29.1815.
Mn. Wiwi% J. fIAAF. — Dear Sir.—l am happy In
(MIND', the efficacy at your expectorant, for answer
ing the purpose for-which it was intended, that of re
lieving Coughs,
Vouri respectfully, CHAS: lIIINTZINGER.
Fur sale by the Proprietor at Schuylkill Haven,
by the folldwing Agents In Schuylkill county.
Pottsville--J. 11hrtin,
Llewellyn—Johannanipockhill, Esq.
&J. ails,
New Castle—George Relf..nyder. Esq.
•
Port Carbon—Henry Shissler, P. M.
Landingyille—CAlnr& Drumheller.
Pinetrove—nraeff &Forret,
Tamaqua—Meitner & Morganrnth,
bliddleport—H. Koch ,&' Son,
Tusrarora—George R. Dry.
C-Frederick Klett &En., have been appolotecl gene
ral agent in Philadelphia. for Hay.' Expectorant.
rrnE WHITE LEAD.
Wetherill h. Brother.
Philadelphia,
ow a good .141: p rp y F o 'i r rj r :tztz a e r t :
ranted pure WHITE LEAP, and those customers who
have been sparingly supplied in consequence of a n
on the article, shall now have their orders tilled. '
No known rulistancepoisesses those preservative nnd
beautifying ,properties, so desirable In a. paint, to an
equal extent with unadulterated whitelead ; hence any
admixture of othcr.materials only mar/ Its value. It
has,therefore,been the eteadyaim of the Mantel:Hint...re,
for litany years. to supply to the public a perfectly pure
white lead, and the unceasing demand Pr theartiele, is
pronfthat it has net with favor: It is invariably brand
ed on one tufo WE:THERM, & BROTHER in full;
and on the other. warranted pure. all in red letters.
New Firm.
qn44,TIIE enbacribeisltaving this day entered Into
a copartnership forihe purpose of transacting a
.eneral wholesale and retail business; it, IRON,
GROCERIES. PROVISIONSJIA Y.FLOUR. and FEED,
at the well-known York Store In the borough of Potts
ville, *cold respectfully !wale:we to say that t hey
have now en hand a large and well selected stock of
Bar Iron of all descriptions, also Flat Bar and T Rail
Road Iron of various sizes,suitable for drills and lateral
roads, which they offer for sale at as low a rate as can
be had in the County. Alen, rifresh stock of Groceries
and Provisions constantly on hand at very low prices
for cash. Also, Cast, Blister, and Shear Sleet, Nails
and Ruikeis, On t. Flour. Feed, doe.. all 'of which they
would respectfully solicit sn inspection of by the public'.
and relying as they do upon a sit ict attention to hOsincee
to be able at all times to accommodate thoircuitomem.
L YARDLEY & SON.
P. S. The subscriher would take this opportunity to
return his si n cere thanks for the liberal patronage he
has heretofore received from his friends and the public
generally. and respectfully solicits a continuance of the
the for the new firm.
Pottsville„ MarehLlB.lB.lol EDW. Y.A IDLE V
STE ADI IRON RAILING
MA:WEAL:TORY AND WAREROOMS.
77celft Str 210Buttovrard,—PHILI.131:1,r111A
I, 1111:1.111derFilined 113:111111 . .ttIllte.
IRON RAILINGS of every style,
VERANDAS. GATES. PEDES
TALI/. ARBORS. BarmsTeAns
ar.d'alldeserlptionsofornamental
and architectural Iron Work: in
the best manner, at reduced
CC, ~
Always an hand, n supply of
Fire Proof ilitora and Shutters. a
heavy stock of Reveal and Common (Doges. Shutter
Rollo; Store Room Dolts, and all desc options of builders'
iron Work. L .
S
ratel.ox
-
This establishment, by far the most extensive of the
kind in the city. employs none but competent wnrkinen,
possesses The advantages of steam-power and suitable
machinery, tthil Is under the minimal inlpervision of the
proprietors. who are practical men of long experience.
atiliribsio Its' patrons the tinananteo that their orders
wlllthe properly and promptly executed,:
Phila.Octl.l-42-Iy] ItEINIt ADANIRONx
Wearer & Taylor. '
WHOLESALE UROOEILS & commas
iHON MERCHANTS;
No. 40 Saud Water it. and 20 f orth Martel. a
Jet dlors below Glenna;
'HAVE for cote In lotsr to cult purchasers, City and
fi 'Western Smoked Gams, Sides & Shoulders. pried
Peaches Western halves, Bolt and Keg Butter. Lard
In Barrels and Kegs, also a good snick of Fresh Gro
ceries, all for sale at lowest market prices.
Philadelphia, April - • 15-Ct
I)FLAWING PENCILst, D HAWING HOOKS,
&c.—THE tiIIBSCLUBLIt has just mceised a lot
of Superior.llyhring Pend., among which are ro
llers, Heaves, Jartoe,Orhens,, dm. Some Of which
are pat up In Bea 01 , Boxes assorted.. Also Draw
ing Honks fur
been Dotes,
tiers. DrdWing Cord,. Am All of
which will be sold very low, at
HANNAN'S
hag° rbeap Boo); and Variety
• Great Saving in Oil.
P. S. DEVL AN & CO.,
READING, PO.
ARE patentees and sole mannfatturers of a LUTIRI
CATINO COMPOUND, to be used fit lubricating
the Joirits'a tnacNinery. It is warranted to be equal
to the best Spermaceti; to stand 11w coldest weather
and to be more durable than anything now in one.—
The price la 73 rents per gallon, and the following cer
tificates show Its character ;
Pui LADELertIA, Dec. 4, 1819.
Mears. P. B. Devlin &. Co.—Geralemen --The Pa
tent Composition you sent me to have tried, and which
you design as a eubstitute for the best oil In tits work
ingot Machinery, has, I am happy to say, more than re
mot my expectations. I had it fully tested on a Loco
ive Engine for two days (in rainy weather, with mad
flying over the machine at every revolution) by a sktlfu
Engineer, who assures me that it works equal to th
best spermaceti oil; with antler in quantity of 20 pe
cent This saving. together with the greatly reduce
price at which you inform me you ran furnish the artist
will strongly recnnamend its tine on Rail Roods and i
large mills and factories where large quantities of oil ar
used. I bare now no doubt of its entire auccess, an
under that its pression tender you my sincere congratu
atihns. Truly yours. Wa. EsoListi.
Portettzt.t, Jati. : 22,180.
This fie to certify that I have been using P. S Ik ilan
& Co 's Patent Lubricating Oilfor.the lest six weekes
and tan glen op our decided opinion, that. besides it
beiWc. en much cheaper. its peculiar superiority over the
beet Sperm 0,11,is ltd dr.cabitny on machlnery.w tilt h ren
dersitaverydrsirablearticle for that {turnings. We are
extensively g - ogaged in mining and shipping goal, has •
ing eleven lithium Ergines of various capacities at work
hniefingeoal,purnplng water. &c.
Monica, Ilsvwoon &Co.
S. Devlan & Co.—Gentlemen :—We have bt , en
slngynur Patent Lubricating Orlon all the machine's
of the Reading Iron and Nail Winks for the last nine
wee ks,nnd we consider we hate givers it it fair tnalos
the Works are calculated to IlliflUftettlf o gnu thousand
tons of Iron and Nails per annum. The ntarhinery tel
1, very heavy, the Engine one hundred and :ivy horse
PdWv",tinii the speeds are from thirty to nine hundred
• revolutions per nileUte.
After the above trial, we tan recommend the Oil as
equal to the best Sperm OR and, in many WM,. Ptipe ti
-01 to 'any sperm Oil used in the country. viz for heavy
bearings and fast speeds, such as shafting and fling.
I remain
• J nri
`— The
the Reading 7 ; : W or k..
The subset fiber has been appointed agent for the sale
of the Lubricating CoMpound. in Schuylkill County,
cv ho '
wilt supply all orders at manufacturer's prices.
C. F. NORTON.
At ?Mines, !Inwood & Co.'s Store
Febl7 '49.5-t(]Pottsville
John Donnelly,
MANtRACTURER OF_:DONNELLY'S
,UPRICIIT SAFETY (MAZE° CAPSULE°
MATCHES,
AND VNITED ATATEK OIL PANT?. BLACKING,
Xt. 83 North Third Street, MandeWM.
ITHIESE Matches are,ln.oty considered the hest in
the United States ; they are free front unpleasant
smell, and can be introduced with perfect safety into
nil stores and dwellings. Warranted to keep It/years.
The Blacking Is 14 superior quality, and free from
any tharedientsthat Impaire the. Leather.
Country Dealers and Shippers yzill find It to theji.in
tercel to call and are for theutselv - es.
N. fl:—An assortment of Matches of various New
Volk Manufacturirs. Matches In round- wood bexeri,—
also, packed in large or small tin eases, to ship to any
part of the world. JOHN - DONNELLY.
Late of 20 Bank St., now 83 North Third St,
Marc] 121,1615. • 13-ly
Important to, Tanner.
NEW HIDE, OIL AND LEATHER
STORE. NO. 111 NORTH THIRD STREET,
Three doors Dolor Rarc— , Philad , !phis.
A I.Wit-Yel an hand at ',Avast 'nal het lakes :
:I. Dry Lt Plata Hides,light and heavy, lust qualiti
Caraccas. " . " .. "
Lagueyra, '• " ..
Hung Dry Chili. " '• .. ..
Salted lagnayre, -" " .• ~
" Pernambuco, " •• •
" Slaughter 'Mee, "
" Kip.,
Green Salted Heavy,
DryTaloa.
Best Stfaitm and Bank Oils.
TOOLS of nil kinds.
Thr Hides are of fresh importation. and will he sold
lower in price than con he bought at old established
Houses.
LEATHER of all kinds bought, for which the high
rot cash price will he paid, or exchanged fin Hider
Rips. Oils, &o. &C.
Jlsrch a, 13-310til KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
sTOCK'S W k ._ '
, .'• -,, q lb ,
4b
~ „z ar.3r ..44 * lY: A' , o,:'
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v,*-::-1
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4 0 -- "'z' - ",-•44:.-Lcr--' -- e :
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A. ii r
- -MFDY EOl , -
EL A. ralitiestock , ,l Vermifuge
PACTS' volt TOE PEOPLE
TrIE•CON6TANTIX inereamina popularity and Bale
DID. A.: ahnestock'• Vermiruge has induced per
woo-are env i,,,:s of if!! success, to palm MT upon
the public, p r ep, mi tionii 'which all Medical men know
to be ineffieumous in expellinti worms Dam the system.
This Vet:Mingo made its way inn; 7alillc tarot upon
the ground of {ln riWll intrinsic merits, ni..."re than alp'
other medicine or the kind paw used; and ninny
worm reineihier hare, by dint of puffing, been fni,.:^d
Into sale,und ithrirtly after rime Into the obscurity
which their Wortlalestie.s justly merited, It. A. ' , ohne
stock's Verinillme continues to be triumphantly ans
Mined. It has wily to he used and Its effects in ill rimy
sustain all that issa id of it.; wonderful expelling power.
lIJtV!
Irales, Erie Co., Nev York. Jan 7, 1813
We certify that we have useirtr. A. Eullll.lEo,l,',
%•ermifupe 11101.1lfikrullie3, and in every case it has pro
vided a decided and ettectoal remedy for expelling
worms from the 651./0.11. We cordially recommend it
parents who have children alllpled with that dan•
genius malady. ELON
WM. B. PAINE,
• ROBERT :HAY.
JOS BURROUGHS.
For sale, wholesale and [mall at the drug warehouse
of. ' B. A. - FAIINESTOCK & Co. •
Corner of Sixth and Wood ate. Pittsburg. Pa.
For sale in Pottsville, at CLEMENS & HEISLER'S
'Drug Store [Dee. 9,1043.
50.
Every Body' Attention.
TS INVITED TO OCR fIARGE STOCK OF FUR
-1 NISH ING DRY GOODS, n - nd you are requested to_
remember that ours is the kinly stole in rhiladelptdir
devoted entirely to these articles. to the exclusion or
Dress Grinds. In consequenre of our paying strict at•
tention to this one lion of business we are enabled to
otter GREAT INDUCEMENTS
To persons commencing or replenishing their stock of
Ilmumkeeping Goods.,panicillarly Linens, ‘vhcti we
haveheen regularly imparting from the hest innitfac
lIIICIA in Ireland for more titan twenty years.—Also,
Blankets, Quilts. She - mines, Titkings. Damask Table
Cloths and Napkins, Diapers, Towellings, Iluckabacs,
Pillow Linens, Table and Piano Covers, Worsted Dam-
Embroidered Curtains of La -e and Muslin. Dimi•
ties, Floor Cloths, Oman Covers, Windriw shadings,
Turkey red Cloths. Furniture Plush, with a variety of
other articles, Including everything front a House
Cloth to the fined Demenlt'Tehle Cloth, at pricer that
cannot fail to give satisfaction. We also keep a very
large stuck of nil kip& or
FLANNELS AND MUSLIN'S, ',
ninprising the beet styles in the market, at the very
oivest prices.
3011:' V. COWtI.I. & SON,
3, 1849. • 98-111§.
SALAMANDER, F'lliE t AAD
PROOF CHESTS,
Fire-proof Doors for Banks and stores, Sent and Let•
ter Copying Presaes, Patent Slate.idnell Refriaern
torn, Writer FilterA, Patent Portable Wafer Un- •
sets, intended for the nick and infirm.
EVANS & WATSON.
70 South Third St., (apposite the Philad,. Riellonzej
hIANUFAC ftlitE and keep
_ constantly nn hand: a large no
V fient of the above articles,
7 :/ Iprat:Vert S wr tarlial will,
a t n h t eir l
patent te- Fire-proof
res. which are so constructed
tie to set at rent all manner of
doubt an In their being strictly
. e2S,: : : - .;Sr":.."\t - ,i4tairst .- fire proof,and I hat they w ill resist
• the fire of any building. The
nutside cases of these cafes are made of hnuer Iron, the
inside case ofsonpstone,and between the outer cased nit
loner ume is a notice of sonic three inches thick, and is
lied in with indestructible material, ao its to make it
an impossibility to burn any of the contents inside of
the client. These Soapstone Salamanders we arc pre
pared and do challenge the woffilto produce any ankle
in the shape of Ilnok Safes that will stand an.ninch heat,
mid we bold ourselves ready at all times to have them
fairly tested by public bonfire. We also continue to
manufacture n large and general assortment of our Pre
mium Alt-tight Fire Proof Safe, of which there are
over bOO now in use. and in every Institute they have
given entire satisfaction to the purchasers—of which
we - Will refer the public to a few gentlemen %vim have
them in use.•
Day wood & Snyder, Pottsville; Joaeph G. Lawton
Pottsville; Mr. William Carr. Doylestown, Pa.
N. &G. Taylor, 120 North 3d st.; A,Wright k Neph
ew, Wine n. Wharf, Ale:andel Carnr. Conveyancer,
corner of Filbert and UM sts.; John M. Ford, 32 North
3d st.-gaiMyers Buse.2o North 3d st.; James M. Paul,
101 South 4th ;Dr David Jayne, 8 South 3d mt.;
Matthew T. Miller, anSouth ad at.; and sve could name
some hundreds of others if It were necesancy. Now we
invite the attention attic, public, and particularly those
in wont of Fire Proof safes, to call at our store before
purchasing elsewhere, and we can satisfy them that
they will Oct a better and cheaper article at our stole
than at any other establishment in the city. •
We al,s mantifaettire the ordinary Fire Proof Chests
at sety low 'friers, glimmer titan they can be bought at
any other store in Philadelphia.
. DAVID EVANS,
"JOAANNES WATSON.
John C. Ilalw , m
CO:111'011ND FLUID EXTMOA . OF
' 8.1:11S APARI I.L A.
TIIIS Artfete is empinyed tvith great F ecess and by
the most eminent Physicians of thlse kg, for the
cure of the following diseases :
SCROFULA or King's Kvil, Rhenenatiam, Cutaneous
Diseases, Syphilitic. A ffeet ions, 'fetter- And Ulcers,
White Swelling!, Seurvy.Neuraigia or Tic Dolnurees,
Cancer, Goitre, or Bronchorele, (Swelled neck,) Spine
Disease, Chronic Diceaves of the Lung., to counter
act the destructive' etreces of 51ereury. Janodtee.
llv
perthrnphy, nr enlargement of the heart; Palpitation
and trembling in the region rf the heart and stomach.
Eniargementoi the Bones, /nines or Ligaments, also
all the carious diseases atthe skin such as Tester.
Ringworm, Riles, Pimpled, Carbtncles, Dympep-
Pia and Liver Cotnplaints, Nervous Affections ' Drop
ideal Swelling., 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 cm. per
bottle,
Prepared ooh by the Proprietors,
JOAN C. BIKER. & Co.. Wholesale Drugziste.
No. 100 Nonh 3d St. below Race, Phitada,
Importers and na ol esa I e dealers In Drugs. Medicines,
Chemicals, patent medicines, Pertineriee, Surgical!
Instruments. Diugaistif - Glassware, Paints, OR., Dye
Stuffs, and Window Glass, also a new sand superior
article of Imitation of, Plate Glass at about one-fifth
the price of English or French Plates, any! size to
order.
The Compound Plaid Extract of Barsaparilia. for
sale by CiV111(1R1 & Panic, Pottsville ; 'W. L. Meister,
Pont:Arian • James D. Palls , Minerevilles
February 10,1649, j 7-ly
• THE ORIGINAL-AND GENUINE
KIR-KBRIDE'S TATTERS ALL'S
Heave 11" Owdes.
•
IT HAS cored, in the last year
1500 cases of Heaves.
•
'2OOO cases of Chronic Cough.
- 200 cures of Broken Wind,
5000 cases of Horses out , •of Condition, and other
diseases.
More than 500 certificates. verbal and written, have
been received,atteing tu the virtues ofthis Inestima
ble remedy but we st have only space to subjoin the fol
lowing:
Recife/n.l, Oswego Co.,Sept. 17, 1698.
Gentlemen :—l•wish to inform you that the 'Tatter
sall's Heave Powders I bought at your store fast Oda
her, cured a valuable mare amino of the Heaves. that
' she had had fro year,. The Oust package did not effect
a cu.e, but did the mare so touch-good 1 was Induced
to tel another package, and the result has been, that
she has not had the Heaves. since Meted a went after
commencing the second pactage,althormhshe has been
used on my farm almost every day since, which has
satisfied me that she is effectually cured. One of' my
neighbors, is giving Tattersall's Heave Powders to a
horse. and the prospect li very flattering he will be cm
red by it.
Believing that the above named medicine is a very
valuable ..ne, and that 'leaves can beit. cured by it, I feel
me t un in vraiseof
ticillinc to
liespec!Nliy,
Noss T. WAIL:i6II
Spring Rill. Ala., July 24, 1448.
Messrs. J. V. Winter & Co.=Gentlemen.-1 mast
sheet fully bear testimony lathe greateificacy and virtue
n(thc Heave Powders, In the cure of bor.
ten affected with Heave coughs and colds. ,I have a
valuable horse that was,„sto severely affected with
Heaves and violent coughing. that I hod well .nigh lost
hint. When !purchased a package of Tattersallt's Heave
Powders, winch entirely cored him and restored his
appetite. No °wrier of horses !mold be without it.
Respectfully yours, Clue. A. PEACODY.
CAUTlON.—inittations and worthless compounds
have followed us Ai herevcr we have Introduced our re
medy, anti we understand that several new;ones ate
being put up for circulation—beware of thoseland take
no remedy bait •'the Tattersall's."
. None genuine without the signature of A. If. Gough
& Co.—price one dollar per package, eta for live dol
lars. Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by
GOUGH & KETCH AA!,
140 Fulton Street, New York.
OSCAR D. JENKINS agent for Pottsville.
Pottsville, Nov IS, 1849 47-Iy
Worstlicit's Vegetable Restora
i live Pills.
rirIIESE PILLS "HAVE NOW BECOME TILE
1. MOST extensively established and popular F• 311-
LI" Mr.ownit of the present day, both In England, and
in this Country. They were invented in 1832, by Dr..
WM. WORSDELL, of York, England. and have since
that time wrought many wondernil cures in every,
coont,y where they-have been introduced.
The present proprietors for the Uu.ted States are in
posoessintiormany,trenume certficates of cutes wrought
both to England and America.
ELIZABETH BUTTERWORTH, 3 Richmond St.
Liverpool. waa confined to her bed six months, with
the Dropsy. her legs became swell,' to an enormous
thieknegs. After many trials of othermedieine she was
tortured to perfect health by two boxe3 of ‘VorsitelTs
Mr JONES, It/Cone - oft St Liverpnoloca3 Aso cured
of jollnerainn of the Liver. by IVeredell's Pills.
THOS. CFONSDAI,E,ThornIey near Preston, Eng
land, woo cored of Typhus and Rheumatic ,Fever, by
%Vorsdoll s Pitts.
111.111:11Ell, of Reading Pennsylvania. teeti•
ties that his child was severely afflicted wall Worms,
nod was perfectly restored by the mut of Worsdells
Ague. Dyspepairi: Headache, Habitual Costiveness,
revere Cobb., have ell yielded to this pniverfol but
rr A rrri,/,. medicine. No more certain and mild.
pargatit e has ever been cli,overed:
Mary Physicians make use of these Pills In their
practice with great success
They are for rule in Schuylkill County. price 7.5 etc.
n bog; containing 00 Pills with Bill directions, by Jno.
Cl. Mown, and Joseph' Coatsworth Pottsville; W.
L. Heisler. Port Ca,h',, ;E J. Fry,Tamnqua ; Joseph
11. Alter. Tuscarora; Jacob Metz, I. Clair; George
Reirsnyiler, New Castle; William Paine, heck-
I James B. Pell,. Allnersvllle; Levan
Fautrin3n, drhu Tlkill !Liven; E. & E. Hammer, Or•
wicsborg ; 31.1 t .1. Dreher, East Brunswick; Boyer &
%Yarnell. Meßeansloirg ; S. It. Id. Helmer, West Penn;
Gina(' & Toney. Pine Grove.
C.l'. Atnet, travelling Anent for the Middle Stales
A. WEER'S. & CO. Proprietors.
Jan 27. .'l7. 5-Iy] No. 141 Chesnut Si. Philada.
Charles Hazlet,
FASHIONABLE HAIR CUTTING
ADBAViN e 't n A il i Zl'ear the carner7fLentr a Streets,
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lEF:Pri CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale, the
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following artic!es :
A limge and splendid assortment orcolormi Lithograph
Is prints, slug le or by the hundred,
Tamer and Fisher's Song and Toy Books In great gad
ety,single or by the dozen,
Dream Books.Lriter Writers,Spelling Books, Primers
Emerson's and Cobb's Readers, Copy and Pass
Ilnoke '
Comic and other Almanacs single or by the dozen,
creel pens and holder.,
pocket Bonk,. Pia) Ina Card!, Dominoes, Conversation,
Fortner Telling. and Courting Cards,
Shaving Croats, and Soap, Wash Balls, Sand-BnaP,And
y„l,,Th h j a r ni r n i a r ' ,i ' O v e .: : ° 4 l :::ll E en " r r 's ar o " ll . ,t c ri . ltiarrow, Curling
Flu i d, and Cologne Water, single ur by the dozen,
Tooth Shavmg, flair, and
11,gsi.g.cket, and Fine Tooti: Combs.
Mason's and Frank Miller's Water cr... Oil Blacking
Smelts. CollarS, and Suspetideis,
Razors and Razor Strops',
Large assort merit of Ladies' Curls,
C-Curls done up to the best manner.
Ile- has also nu hand Donnie's Terpsichore nr Dan
Room Guide. idhavitie. flair Cuttlne. performed
n the twist approved style, ri-Razors done np at the
5-honest notice. 1 [Det23,4142-11y-
Not for a Day.-bnt for all Time.
C. T. HESTON'S
CHALLENGE. BLACKING.
Tllll3 ARTICLE is extensively used in Penneylva
nia and New York, and it may be said with truth.
that it la superior to any othe'r. It affords a beautiful
polish. does novinjore the Leather, but no the conira
ry, when frequently applied, preserves it; In fact it
can be recommended as the very best thnt has ever
been presented in this nr any other country; having
used it for several years, we speak from experienee.{
Prepared by C. T. HESTON & BROTHER, Rich-'
borough, Bucks Co. Pa. For sale wholesale and re
tail by . J. C. C. HUGHES,
V•holeaale and Retail Druggist and Chemist,
'-leh 10 7-6mn] ' - Pottsville, Pa
M
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McAllister's Ointment.
CONTAINING NO MERCURY, OR OTHER
MINERAL.
IT ILLS POWER TO CAUSE ALL External Sines,
.1 &minions Humors, Skin thecases, Poisonous
Wounds to discharge their putrid (natters, and then,
heals then,
,It is rightly termed ALLLIIEALINC. these la
scarcely a disease external or internal, that It will not
benefit. I lines used it for the last sixteen years for
all diseases of the chest. Involving the utmost danger
and responsibility. and I declare before Heaven and
man, that not in onii rase has it failed to benefit when
the patient was within reach of 'mortal means.
I hare had physicians learned in the profession.—
I have had ministers urine gospeljudges of the bench,
aldermen, lawyers, gentlewen of the,highest eruditlnn,
and •multitudes of the poor use it 'hi every variety of
way, and there. has been but one voice—one universal
volce—saying
11eS1.1.ISTER. YOUR OINTMENT IS GOOD.••
RHEUMATISS—k removesalmost harnedialely the
inllamatton and swelling when the pain ceases. (Read
the directions around the lint.)
HEAD-ACHE—The salve has cured persona of the
head ache of twels4 years standing, and who had it
regular every week so that vomiting took place.
DEAFNESS, Ear-Ache', Tooth-Ache, and Ague in
the face, are helped with like astern.
SCALD HEAD—We base cured cases that actually
defied everyshing known One man told as that he
had spent 3300 on his children without any benefit,
when a lea boxes of ointment tilted them.
ILALDNESS-4t will restore hair sooner than any
other thing.
ITETTER—There le Nothing better for the core of
Tette,
nintss—lt is one of the best things in the world
for Bans. 1
Pties—Thoitsands are year!) cured by thin Oinment.
It never fails in giving relief for the I lies.
Around The bar are dira,tions for using McAllister's
Ointment for Serofula. hirer Complaint, Ersiiperat,
Tatter, Chilblain , Scald Dead. Sore sou, Qweeft• Sees
Throat, Bronchitis, Xereaus Affealons, Pain, Disease
o f the Spine, /lead-Ache, Asthma, Deafness, rAr•-qclu,
Burns, Corns. All Diseases of the Shin, Sore Lips, Pint.
pies, Stiffness of the joints. Strellinz of the Limbs,
Sore Limbs. Sores, Ithranstins. ' Piles. Croup, Swelled.
or Bro Len Breast. Taath...lehe..l4rne is the Faze, 4.e.
BOLO PEgT7o.iver complaint, pain In the Chest,:
or Side, falling off of the hair, one or the other accom-
panies cold fret (This Ointment is the true remedy.)
It is a sure sign of disease to have cold feet. e
CORNY—Occasional tine of thin Ointment will al
ways keep Corns from growing. - Penple need never
be troubled with then, If they use it frequently.
This Ointment in gond for any part of the body nr
limbo that arc Inflamed.• In some cases' it should be
applied often.
CAUTION.—No Ointment will be genuine wiles..
the name of James ale Allister is written with a pen
upon every label. JAMES MeAI.I.ISTER,
sole Proprietor of the above Medicine.
Price. 2 ctn. per box.
GENTS—J. M. Beatty & Co.. Pottsville
Charles Frei
ley, Orwiesbunt; C. & G. Huntainger, Schuylkill
Haven ; Wm. Tamil. Tamaqua; Washington Heis
ler, Port Cuban; W)n. Price, ritClair : John B. Hicks.
Beading; and by Agentsln all the principal Towns
hi the United Stales.
Prlncip..l Mee; No:28 North 3.1 et.., Philadelphia.
lfebruary 10, 1619.
I"Turnips Among Cory.— It frequently hops
pens that Indrau :Corn!' is frequently injured by
the depredations of corns, cut .worms or other In
sidious Oepreclawrij snil l the yield in consequence,
greatly abridged. • ,
Whenever this is t e rose, it Is good policy to '
fill in whit some othetproduction, such as pot s .
-toest beans, or Englis 'turnips. In most Instan.
ces we should prefer the latter Be tholabor of son. -
Ing is comparatively Iririal, and as the crop re."
quires no - after culture, or care of any kind till
harvest. Very fine turnips are sometimes produ
ced in this way, especially where the soil is new
1-,
or recently obr :ken 7 ." The ruts bags' also
theceeds well in such ituations In reference to
t h e field culture of common English turnips, a
Jate wr!ter observes
soi) inclining td s l am) is the mast suitable
for tur;:iPs. CanWn4 ,muck and barnyard
d ung , wit a Mowing of !cached ashes, furnishes
a good manure.'it; weed should he ' • down in
drills. Two feat sp cis between the #fillk will
allow the use of a small hone* or cal:Odor iii'
dressing the crop. clu • stubble or sound greserid ;
care should be token in making the ridgcsifitail
the grass and weeds Ire not turned up. ' The ridsc
es should be levelled by passing a roller over them
beteg° the aced is sown.'
' The most succful method of grow i ng this.
crop is to sow on b unt ground, or on old plaster ,
land—scattering the4seed broadcast, and thinning'.
the'plants arasonold ,to the proper sand: House'
ashes and gypsum ra"rie the best and cheapest
corn -
Monts that can be spiplied. , For law seeding,thel
best serialise of the urnip l are the Aberdeen; sat
Swedish.
pen that the ground s msda - as fertile when young
trees are eel out, as it should be. 'To dud inatan•
ces, subsequent maduring i s uful. No bo l ter
reason for this purl), to can be selected than late
in the autumn or during winter, when reins or
thaws rcutY carry he soluble portions di
amung rods k and,the remainder be spaded in: the•
spring.'
Now every pew'
laws of vegetable growth, 19 aware MeV therab—
sorbing parts of th 'roots, ire young fibra or
apongioles, at or n ar the estrenieties of larger
roots. In very email trees these may be within a
foot of the mairii.te ; but as the tree increases
in size, the cirtam erence of the roots furors •
larger and larger circle each euccessive year.—
. While the tree is yhting, the length of the roots
is quite equal to the height of the tree. A. it
becomes older, the roots near the,base of the tree
enlarge end bezornit nearly destitute of fibres.
Thence, the entire uselessness of the too conimon
practice of applying manure clorely arourill the
hare of the tree, instead of at a distance of many
feet round. This; practice is not less Blamed
than . to pour water into a.man's boot to alley his
thirst—, I r4
Trees which grow' in sod'. ground can never
thrive so well as where the soil is kept mellow end
free from vegetable 'growth.-Witti young trees
the difference 'will often be as ten to one. Many
to avoid this evil, spade around their trees, but
tills° small a circle, thst no ;benefit is derived . ;
theyoung roots are far off from the tree arid, from
this spaded circle, seeking; in,a hard and dry mid,
under the thick grass coaerioW for a' scanty supply
of food.
rj'Study your ' Calling.'—Former. Should'
.tody their calling. The/ shun' Ibo assidu4us' in ,
their exertions to eicel, and attain a 69 - gh rank
in their professions. ' Rsmember,that thenian who
never or but rarely 'reads, no Matter what may
be filskiosition or calling in life, will ever be a lag
gard in the racr, and:destitute of those ennobling
and energising symnathies , which distinguish. so
markedly, the more patiiotic - arid-auccessful in life..
There is no reason why every farmer in the land
shauld'not possess accurate, and scientific knowl-
edge of the principles of agriculture, end of their
pr 'client' application to the various details of the
art. Ail that is requisite is a disposition on his
own ph: the means and agencies :in the great
undertaking—great because eminently beneficial
to all men—having !already been provided fur by
the press 4
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. r. 7 .3 - Buchwheaf.This crop, which is very
valuable for many purposes. , may be sown any
time from the twelfth of Juno to the first of July
with 'n certainty of its maturing ita stied. The
coils moat congenial to buckwheat ore a light lan.
kiq texture—rather dry and warm. Many have
failed in the cultivaion of this grain in conse
quence of carelesen AS and lack of attention in
managing it . The Buil should not only be re
plete with Getable e tractive Matters, capable of
yieldinenutriment to the, plant's, but of such n
texture es to admit of its being. reduced by the
action of . the plow and barrow 'to a perfectly fine
filth. Purity of seeld. alsO,,is'EMother important
ConMdere4lo., lilat d o ,
be of good quality . 1
and not above three'
Robing the surface
be found highly bent
Frew rLe 13011 t.1%)110
iU gormin j ation, but
in order to prevent
1 r7".lfilk Cellars Farmerri about to built a'
dwelling should kno • that by carrying op a urge
flue-12 inches diameter and circular is the best
04 1
—in the chimney sty.
'ck from the cellar, cod ha
lug a window. or two opening to the north or cord
side of the . house p iiihesellar, they can have
as good a "milk r 'e.
untie} their house as could
be had over a spr4 thlt may be perhaps 200
;
yards. or one-fourth a Ale o ff ; which is not
pleasant logo to in 6 d weather, eapecially by the
female portion of the family. •
The.fhor should b flagged With stones, as they
-can be kgpt sweeter, and are colder than either
ik l
tricks or cement, wht h absorb .'split milk." and
thus taints the alums here. The wall- and coil.
tinge should be plaster .d to facilitate white-wash
ing and cleansing. °thine but milk and cream
abould be kept in , the room, as pure atmosphere cream to rise in, is absolutely essential to the
making of sweet butte .
What is deeded to ace a cool, sweet Cellar; is
a current of air, which will he secured b 3 the afoe
raid flue, and the wind l w open.l,--es a strong cur
rent
of air is at least n degrees colder than the
same air at rest.
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Churiting.—.Farmet ought Li know that churn
ing can he .lone with ny good churn in five to
fifteen minutes, as .itch , in c iwinter as summer, by
hiving the temperaturelorthe cream right. say 58
it
io 60 degrees.' The temperature of an ordinary
sitting or living room in winter, to bn comfortablit,
is 15t 8 degrees, and a closetopeningintessueh.
a r in, ould A be the brit place to it , •ep the pot in,
the oder. In the armee the cream can he..
l r_ernirlY reduced to the right temperature, by bresik
ct
Mg up clean ice and mitring into the churn.. 1 ,
A thermometer, whiph is necessary to ragutenn
these matters, costs bit one duller, and such tip
investment every farmer ought to make saheb's , -
churning to do, and thus save labour and time.
which is money, anal make this much,dreaded
part of the duties of farmer's wives and daughters
much pleasanter and easier, and for this I. know+
they would thank your modest rotreepoodenl, ic
they knew hirm—Oisio- Ciditimter,.
li
U." Chinese Hpa'--French 'agriculture lies:
recently been enriched by a very, important new
production. This precious article is the Chiriese .
hemp, the La ma tortifiorus, the seeds of which .
were imported tats France by M.-Stier, a Member
of the French embursy lila China, and ' has been ,
cultivated and .nstm'aiiged fat Marseilles by M.
Gamier Savatier. This hemp, the reproduction .
of which is now secured by the seeds which have .
ripened in the best pais/as manner, grows to a
height fat' twenty-four to l twenty-five Let; lke.stalk
is bom fin. to iris inches in eirtimaference; each
plant produces from two to three largrams of.,
seed, Mel furnkies thread enough to make a yard
of superb lawn, superior in beauty soil quality to
any obtained from FrenCh materials. The cultiva
tion of this plant in the south of frame will be
the more preeious to the country as a climate of
the temperature of that region is necessary for its
fructification, and its seeds will in other Cid a reedy sale
in coo:161es Where the seed swill not ripen,
hot where the filaments may be reduced.. The
South will'ihne have a double ad antage. Some
specimens of this plant were cell iced at the Ag
ricultural Show at Montpelier. ' he height of it
was from twenty to twenty two fact. ,
Carpe l- 11311 - Clf m o m. a
-DELDRLDGX,B CHEAP WAREROVSE
.L. ERSONS who• wish to get gond bargains it, CAR
PETS or OIL CLOTIIS, elttier WM1101,310 or Re
tail, will do well to call en the subscriber. As his
expenses in his present situation are" very light, he Is
enabled and determined to genet the lowest Prices In
the city. Ile offers for this season an excellent assort
ment of ,
Splendid imperial, 0 ply, •
Beautiful Suer Ingrain.
Fine and Medium, dn.. • }CARPETING&
, Entry and Stair of all kinds', I
List. Cotton, and Rag, /
Arid Oil Cloths from 2 het to 21 feet wide for Whims.
he-, with a variety of low prlcad Ingrain Orr
nets, from 20 to 50 eta., rind Stair and Entry Carpets
from 10 to 50 etc.. per pard. j Alga, /Battings, Rage,
Floor Cloth, Stair Rods, le.
RI
MELAG,,,
No 41 Stntillherry street, one D
door at E uive
threnut,ltier, Bantu! ti reel, •
March:l,lBo 10-2 mo) - Philadelphia,
ft kt.. not stain !kip.
!rt at' ell conversant with the
l mands attention. h should
to fullness and soundness,
peeks allowed to the acre.
f the ' ,
soil, after sowing will
fici sl,'ns it 6nry tends to corn•
the aced, and thus promote
greatly rignying great care
e loss of steed.