POTTSVILLE.
SATURDAY. .7V2in3 30. 1840.
Gett. Scott Siek—Oen. Beott is lying
wick at West Point. Disesse"—Diarrboss. Con.
cadictea
Cam. Ma, from firal.—ln Philadelphia,da
ring the excessively warm wreathes, there were s
number of deaths from heat. In Boston, in three
d a ys. there were 9 Well of death from the same
cause.
arCalizry diecident in England.—An ex
plosion took place in the mines near New Castle
on the Tyne, on the sth inst...by which thirty
three porsohs !OS: their lives. There were over
one tnindred persons in the mints at the time.
- t z r The semi-annual interest on our State Dcbt
will be paid in Philadelphia on the iirst of August
next, in par funds.• 'this is tight, and Mr. Ball,
the Whig etitv ireiteUrer, deserves ,credit for
'ming dieted Inch en arrangement. '
ire'Peetkit from drinking cold water.—lo
'..S•ur p•rt, of the tiountry, deaths have occur
from the imprudent indulgence in cold water
',then the body was overheated. Too much cau
tion cannot be used, especially by laboring persons
exposed to' this direct rays of the sun. If care is
taken to bathe the hands end face before drinking
no evil consequence is likely to arise.,
(0-Eutogyrn Ex-President Polk.—The lion.
Geo. M. Dallas has been chosen, and has.eon
.
seated, to pronounce the eulogium upon the life
and character of the Isle President of the United
States, dimes K. Polk, before the democratic
citizens of Philadelphia, who are- about making
a suitable demonstration of respect to the memory
of the distingnished deceased.
Cholera in Philadelphia.—On Mondq
last there were twenty cases of Cholera. in the
city and districts—eight diaths. On Tuesday
there were twenty one cases-10 deaths. On
Wednesday, there were- ferty.threeeseestwelva
death., Six cases of Cholera-IW° daeths were
itko reported in Camden, N. J., on the same day.
In New York, on the agree day forty three cases
and 29 deaths. occurred.
rir Death of Judge ittythe.—We learn frcim
Rhe Gettysburg Star, that the Hon. Calvin Blythe,
died at "'Fairfield, Adam's Co., last, seek, aged
357 years. The deceased was formerly Pres.-
dent Judge - of the Judicial.
.District of which
chuylkill County formed ■ put in 1840, and
was respected and esteemed by ell who knew him,
as in' impartial, hinnane Judge, and an !meat
men
or Deaths from Cholera in St. Louis, have
avetaged 100 every twenty follt hours. It is rag
ing with (cartel rapidity along the upper Militia.
eippi. The Delaware and Shasnee Indians have
deserted and burned their villages
~in. order to
check its progress. In Cincinnati, on the 25th
inst:, there were over a hundred deaths of Chol
era. Balinese is little thought of. '
UA Tcrribk Thing.—A young lady of N.Y
the daughter of one of the most eminent mer
chants, and abeautiful and accomplished, woman.
recently married, returning last week from Brook
lyn, engaged a hack at one of the. City ferries.
After entering she was oppressed with the odor
of vinegar pervading the vehicle. On reaching
heiown residence she was attacked by the small
pos and in a short time was a corpse, This is
a fearful fact !
(Some 10 or :2 emigrants for-California,
overland. returned to St. Louis on the 14th. Some
of these persons went as far as three hundred
miles out, when, becoming discouraged from the
fatigue and hardships of the journey, they gale
up the trip, and are now on their way back to .
their friends. Two or three are from the vicinity
of Chicago; 'others reside in Ohio and Kentucky,
and they all agree that the undertaking was mare
than they could conveniently stand.
rir Fire. Hundred Emigrants Ktlted.--4s
Telegraphic despatch states that the Indiami are
still committing great depredations on the Texan
Frontier. Major Vsohnro, with six companies of
infantry, bad left San Antonio, on the lat., to op..
perste against them. In all 500 emigrants to
California, have been - killed by the Indians in
Mexico. The cholera is raging violently iu the
interior towns of Mexico.
Mr O f ficial Notice has beta publiahed by the
Collector of Tolls On the State Works at Pitts.-
burgh, under direction of the State Treasurer, that
he has been directed not to receive the notes of
the Bank of Surquehanna County, the Honesdale
-Bank, and the West Branch Bank, in payment of
tolls due the Commonwealth. He adds: ""All
the other banks in the State have officially in
formed theTressury Department that they will re
deem their notes in specie in Philadelphia.
tom' The Editors of the North American
ought to make themselves seguainted with
the business of this Region, br fore they condemn
the acts of the Chi Operators. The Coal rents
must remain high, the. freights and toll moat be
increased on Canal and Railroad ; but the poor
Coal Operators, Miners sod Laborers, must toil
both arty and night at reduced rates and boring
prices, or be censured for trying to save them
selves from destruction. la this right ! We are
not to blame, for the su.prripiou, and would cheer
fully avoid it if we could, but the purchasers a
broad refuse to tyke our coal at remuneraiinc
rates, ■nd the mpenaibilty must reef oil their
shoulders.
RAIL, ROAD IRON
^The Nes! York correspondent of the Philadel
phis Ledger, errites es follows :
eTtie Erie Radmid COmpany has just porcbased
5(00 tons of iron rails In England. probably in their
recent mortgage bonds The rails will cost the! 'am
pany, delivered in New York: lava, than $12,50 per
, ton. This is the lowest price at wich any railroad
'iron has been sold."
To manufacture thii Iron in this country, Which
mould have been done under the Tarif f of 1842,
would have produced at $5O a ton, $250.000.
Of this $250,000 at least $240,000 would head
been paid fur labor alone—which would have
given employment to eight thousand' men, at $1
Per dal% f" 30 Jf¢a It wonld also bare require
red abdut 20,000 tonierf =al to pouverL ale ore
barn. All die tooney tau keen sent to 'Ong,
to be paid for English labor,by the Laeofaeo
Tradism of tie United States,—yet this
h • the - inapt:dense to hold up its bead
siriong us, and ask the people of the United States
to uphold and support
Worse and Wont.-=Since the above wag to
type, the same correspondent writes as follows :
.The contract which the Crie Railroad Company
haie made for 5000 rani of iron. is to be filled by the
great iron house of Wm. Crawshay, and the cost here.
all charges and duty paid, will not exceed $l2 40.
Notice of the compleion of another contract for 5000
tons oa the same tents, will probably be received
by the next steamer. These two contracts, will nos
tha road to the Lake
tu"Preak,,of lightning.—Peter Burt:, Jr.'.,
bourn no Taunton. Moor., was sun ch by lightning,
end the Aluid weed over his 4otly while he was
oo the hid, and eyes W . 441 Dia
.w,hisjoro, without
/materially injuring him,
p±A new California Sperolation.-4 Yankee
marble cutter hes sect out to Califoroisifis whole
stock of grave stenos, with '"Stiered to the memory
of," and "erected liy his brother," dicr Cut upon
them. Very significant!
Cr !gay Temperance Assaciation--Aa as.
sociation, denominated the ..Penitsylvania 'Tem
perance Publication &Ickes." has been formed in
P,hiladelpilis, the object sod de.igo of which is to
publish and disseminete temperance knowledge
among;tbe people, " -
[For the Miners. Joar4l.]
TO TOE *MOs OF SC OITYLICALL
COUNT
THE COXING CONTEST!
Mr. Editor.
The epproaching political straggle in this
County is fraught with consequences of such
im
portance, not only to the Wbig party, but th 3 cit
izens of .this County in general, that I think it is
high time the friends of Protection abould wake
up and put on their armour for the contest.
The unparalleled success of
. thee,Whig party in
this County, at the last election, was beyond
doubt the means of electing Wm. F. Johnston,
Governor of'ittlis State, and eventually securing
the electoral Tote of Pennsylvania to Gen. Taylor
for the Presidency.
Schuylkill is truly called the Banner County ,
and 1w deserving of. the high encomiums paid her
by her sister Counties.' But while, we rejoice at
past success, would it not be turpitude in us to
rest satisfied with present attainments. The great
object fur which we have labored is yet to he re
*fixed ; Protection on all the products and men
(*.Cum of it Country, and especially on Iron
and Coal. Oa Oppon ents, are already in the
field. 'They are eneleavoring to promulgate the
idea that it was the bald of military glory that
surrounded Gan. Taylor, that led captive the
friends of Whig policy at the last election, and
will not allow his friends the credit of being capa•
tole of tiscriminathig between' right or wrong, or
voting on principles.
They are calling loudly and, perseveringly on
the wanderers from. their faith,lo come back to
:their. ranks, and promise the • poor, infatuated
giory•tocing„dcserters, the warmest compaisiori
aniTforgiveness,—and even their want of ability
to judge of the policy best suited to their own in
terest, (which, by the way, they can discover by
putting their hands in their pockets,) shall not be
an objcciion to their restoration to a place in the
old Democratic party: The very reason they as
sign for the change in the views of many voters;
is an insult to Men of reflection.. Men do not
I often desert their party for such trivial considera
tions as military glory, and I trust he next elec
tion
will convince the Locofocus of this County
that it is measures, not men, we fight for.
Our opponents are also endeavouring to make
political capital out of the recent difficulties be.
tween the operators and their hands,—charging
Whig principes. end Whig rule as the source of
all the cause fur dissatisfaction. Now, every man
of any intelligence, who has resided In this Coen
ty any length et time, knows this - to be mere so
phlstry. These difficulties' have frequently ye
cern be.ure, and uhroya when this County was
,under the Iron-rule yi Lor.on.coism,—and it
wrthd not require a deep logician to trace the
whole of :hose difficulti, to to the,: proliGe syu:ce,
the sell-styled Old Deatueratie Party—u noun•
which they have no legitimate claim and which I
by no means concede to mem-
They tell us that a change of the Tariff law
will not increase the demand for, and price et.
Coal, and they ask, what have Whig measures
done tar you ; where are the good times the
Wings prophesied before the election of Genoa!
Taylor! Thty say times are getting , war.e.—
Granted. They are even worse, and I hope, have
now about reached the climax. But why are
they worse! Have the Whigs the power of an.
resting, in a few weeks, a current that many years
of Locufoco misrule has accumulated? Besides
this, it requires the action of Congress to 'effect
the reform necessary to accomplish the desired
end, and every- man of common knowledge knows
this: Burl will tell you the reason why timer
are worse: the Forge and Furnace fires are put
out—the Factories of our Country are stopped—
and men who worked profitably under the Tariff
of '42, are forced to some other pursuit by the
Tariff of '46; and consequently the Coal that
made those fires is not in demand, nor will it ever
again, be until a protection similar in some degree
to that of '42 be restored. It is vain for them to
tell men they are induced to sacrifice the dearest'
rights of freemen at the shrine of military prow
ess. The people of Pennsylvanis and' particu
larly of Schuylkill County, are slow to move; bat
when they do move, they make their mark, as
the past experience of our opponents will fully
demonstrate.
It was not toy purpose, however, in taking up
my pen, to discuss the doctrines of the opposing
parties, nor indeed am I competent to do so,—
but from recent observation, I em satisfied that our
opponents are about to make a most desperate
effort to regain their. former strength and ascen
dency. Every means that can be resorted to
secure a single vote, will be put into requiSilion,
and there is not i doubt in my mind that they are
secretly organizing for the contest, and concocting
their plans to snare and take W. While on the
other hand the victory of the Whigs at 'the lest
election has rendered them so selfsecure that they
are not on the alert, not even watching the
enemy that is constantly reconnoitering our post
tion, marking out the weak points and ready at
all limns and under all circumstances, of any op
portunity to snatch eway from us the advantages
we have gained.
. We should not only guard what we have al
ready gained, but we should act on threaggressive;
we should be usingmeent to convince men of their
true interests, and thus secure, on a permanent
basis, the political interests of our-country. W ill
not every Whig unite with me in inying,we must
move onward Will not every man who, for the
first time at the last Presidential election, espous
ed the Protective Principle, resolve to persevere
until we bring that policy to bear and and test its
effieeey before they abandon it. I think they
will. I think' those who deserted their termer
views of party are men wbo think for themselves;
who act from a. desire to promote the general
welfare of all. If so, the neat election will prove
en itoportant era in the history of Schuylkill coun
ty. I most close: I have written more than I in
tended when I set down.' T. • •
rir Whigs nf Schttyllcill—Friends of Pram
, •
nen to 'American Industry, hear what they expect
of Ile abroad. The Harrisburg intelligoncer in
publishing the proceedings adopted st our
. late
County Meeting, remarkints follows:
olnlichuytkill it will be observed, an excellent
spirit prevails, and we may reasonably hope 'that
the gallant N huge of that . noblecounty may main
tain their secendaneY noj gloriously achieved last
fall. The people ofJhat district are deeply inter
.sled in the Protective,
.plicy. They have._ felt
the iron heel of Locolne d, pm grinding them to the
earth tty the enactment of such abominations as
:he "feta of 1846," and have srl3lmn off their
oppree.ors forever. rhi y know 11141 It to 0111
Whet sec ndinvy th.it the Fr:if:lllB42,
or one haat(' upon the ...irry prii..•ipl..,
viwtvd, end their illtett•elii prole, i•d, tit I tae)
ern .laud by the party that stood. lt d Pier” • N% ,
eonfaFtely saucepan , a resent m 82,! , t1
suCceti•tUi at the hilt I lectiou 4. it WS , g:ililutlet
ache
Fntnda of Protection. do you hear ant? \'
you ebeapponit theml •
ill Sotto of 3tans
laMr. Saunders, our present Minister to
Spain, has been recalled at his own request.
LTA Guod'Uis.—Why is a kiss like a rumor!
Because it pastes from. mouth t mouth.
r - -Dreadful Stale of APirs -:-The Cana.
diens of Montreal failed on Monday of last week
to celebrate the Battle of Waterloo, and it is said
this has added fuel to the flames already excited
in that region.
-CrA verdant youth from the city was recently
dismissed by a young damsel in thA county, on
the ground that she bad been addised to avoid
anything green during the' pre eine of the
Cholera.
94 Whip Pedlar, from ?ecinsyl ania, bed
his wagon and effects seized upon at "Mithsburg,
Washington county, Maryland, lately for pedling
without license, and only got off by tying $4O.
erCondeseenrion.—The gn g li h admiralty
have granted permission to the o llfficers of the
American frigate St. Lawrence to visit Sheer near!
dock yard, Wonderful condescension i
12r Cholera at Wheeling.—The steamer Wy
oming reached Wheeling on the 24, . basing 150
cases on board, during the 24. boars previous to
her landing-7 of them proved fatal.—The pro
ple of the town were so much alarmed that one
man was suffered to die in the street.
Wflorribie.—A colored girl lately convicted
et Pensacola, Florida. of an attempt to fire her
oasstees house, Was sentenced to have her ears
nailed to a pose for one hour, and to receive thirty
nine hishes, which sentence bas been carried into
effect.l • •
. g ar Coming to Mar serves.—Columbus in
Georgia, has some twelve Manufacturing_ estab
lishments, with a capital about 400,000, end e*
Hier mill is about going up with a capital of
$lOO,OOO.
a:reap:air; Bragg, (now IAA:lot. Bragg,)
of ••a little more grape" notoriety, has married a
Miss Eliza E. Ellis, at New•Orlesne. It wont
do for her to make game of this , •Miagg," unless
she have a larger 'tend" than moat of her sex
are proud of exibiting.
THRMINERS' JOURNAL, AND. POTTSVILLE' GENERAL ADVERTISER
-- ;= ;~==
€- :;~~
The Coal Trade for 1i1419.
The quantity sent by Railroad is 25,852 14,
by Canal 12,899 09—for the week, 39,742 03, a
decrease since ‘ last week of 17,012 433 tons.
There are Call three day's shipments in this
report before the suspension took place On the
West Branch about two thirds have suspended
this week, end nest week the suspension will be
nearly general in that quarter. Such, it is believ
ed, will elso'be the cue throughout the Region.'
As there is no desire. to send a short supply of
Coil to Market, we consider it our duty to give
the'purchasers abroad the true state of the Market
from time to time—end then they can draw their
own conclusions. We are ready to give the pub.
he any supply of Coal they may require, at remu
nerating prices, but we cannot consent to sink at
least taro hundred thousand dollars on the busi
ness °Obis year, aa was the case last year. Such
contributions levied upon this region,by the public,
are rather too onerous and most be rerieled by all
the means in oar power.
Is is admitted by all that there were two hundred
thousand tons leas in the Alarket, April 1. 1819,
than there wa l es April 1, '4B—(some say 30',1'00,
but we thihk the lest named quantity too high)
consequently there was en increased consumption
of about 2¢p,000 tons over the supply of last year
We me oribr 160,000 tone abort of last year's ship
ments, to the present day,—it will therefore re
quire an increased quantity of 380,090 tone ova
the supply of last year for the balance'of the SO..'
son, to make up the conturoption for the year
ending April 1, 1849, without making allowance
for any overstock, or increase of consumption for
the present year. Why should Dealers therefore
hesitate to take our Coal? Both the Lelßyh end
Lackawanna 'Regions, it is generally- admitted,
cannot increase their supplies this year beyond
100,000 tons--and the Schuylkill will have to
ruppl/ the bal.inca r required by the Markets.
•
Thefullowing are the proceediogr of !ha Meeting
of Operators held an Saturday efternoon last:
' Whereas the large shipments of C O3 l from this
Region duris g .he last six weeks, bea created
an itopret.stati 'Mord, that if they cordinue, 11t1
411 , 14,1. 1 1.11{ Wlll be Inc eon, quebee. And Whereas
thts err rn-ous lillpf,ll,ll/1/. it shtpmen to are con
tinmtd, 14 I,llClllsle , l 10 hie ,k down our prices,
(.sot ri, now notes , ' reinunerstinA) fnerefure
Res/deed, Tun all missing and shipments ut
Ily 4-:41141 or Rod Road, riceptinK to Fu nor
ces and Iron Work-, bettseen Potioville and Tide,
ht and are hereby suspended for the ensuing two
weeks.
Restdred, That all persone.shipping Coal to
Furnace> or Iron %Vorks during the suspension,
agree to curtail their shipments on the re-corn-,
ineacement of shipping, an amount equal to what
thq have sent away during the suspension.
Resolved, That we view with decided appro.
batron the course pursued by the Dealers of
mond, at their meeting on Thursday last, and that
their resolution to receive no more Coal on their
Wharves foram Lest two weeks, is the best policy
which could have been adopred.to cure tbeexisting
evils under which our Coal Market is at present
suffering.
Resolved, That the assurances given by the
Colliers of this county during the past spring,
that they would regulate their shipments from the
Mines, and make them conform, tor the future, to
the wants of th'e Markets, is still recognized by
them, as one of the cardinal principles of their
policy. A. M. MscDONALD,
Secretary.
Amount or Coal sent over the Philudelphla and.flend
log Railroad and Icholkill Navigation for the week
ending on Thursday evening last:
RAILROAD. CANAL. • •
WEEK Tors L. WEEK. TOT•L.
P Carbon. 8,749 03 '143,530 00 6,091 13 70,463 16
Pottsville, 2,855 17 64,418 14 1,084 10 22,330 14
S. Haven, 10620 13 180,856 09 3,611 12 32,831 12
I'.Cllnton, 3,021 01 61,692 15 1,168 08 14,102 00
25,652 14 1 450,40 i 18 12,890 09 130,768 02
139,768 02
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Total by RA& CA. 590,266 00
To same period last year, by Railroad 591.010 14
Do by Canal 152,763 00
MIMEE2:I
Deercaxe thi; year
LEHIGH COAL TRADE.
The Initnwing is the quantity of Coat cent from the
Lehigh region for the week ending June 23,
Wass.
10,507 02
Atimmit Mine,
3,303 03 27,113 00
2,569 01 13.778 16
Ithume Run,
Beaver Meadaw
.. .
Spring Mountain Co. 3,140 16 30,736 IS
Cranberry Coal. Co. • 1,136 00 7.102 02
Hazleton Coal Co. 3,443 01. 21,119 10
Sugar Loaf Co. 621 12 1,692 66
Ruck Mountain Co. -3.501 01 24.017 09
Wilkesbarre Coal Co. 444 17 3,797 19
29,910 19 218,072 06
To same period last year, 220.781 04
DCLAWARE AND ItUDSON COAL TRADE
Sent for the week ending. June IGih, 849.
• WEER. TOTAL
17;610 11:12.813
To lame period lard ;ear. 110,078 tons
Mt=
Trenspoitation on Os Railroads in Salty !kill County.
The follnwlng is the quantity of Coal transported
over the different Monteats in gehuylkill County, for
the week ending Thursday evening.
WEEK. TOTAL.
Mine 'lnland F. 11. R. It. 16,113 03 214.315 07
Little Schuylkill 11, 11, 5.150 00 75,901 09
Mill Creek do 9,913 08 80,520 17
Mount Carbon do 4,225 09 87,796 09
Schuylkill Valley lo 12,611 16 118,007 00
Mt. Carbon and Pt. Carbon do. 13.725 16 .142,406 11l
- Union Canal do ' 3,090 15 31,931 02
Swatara do 2,279 12 23,339 02
TEI OF TOLL AND TRAN4PORTATION ON QAI4 11001)
To Pept I, 11449.
To From Nl:ttarhori.r4.llaven.P.Clioton.
Richmond. until June 1,1849, 170 165 145
Philnitelphia . „' do do 170 105 195
enTra OF TOLL Pt caNAL. SO DEPT.]. 1619.
Prom Nlt.earbon. n.llaotn. P.Clinton
To Philadelphia 75 ctn. 72 ctn. 63 ctn.
RATE? OF Fn.:1011T.
To Philadelphia 65 ctn. per ton
.To New York 1 70 '„
For additional New Advertisements see Neat
Page. They will there be found arranged
under Suitable Heads.
Fourth of July.
DINERS, MECHANICS AND .1.1k13011...
ER , DIEETINU.
MASS MELTING 01 the Miners, Mechanics and
A
Lahore,s of ttcholklll county, tell' be bpd at the
Deer Palk, 10 tiseen Pottsville and 111111C14 , 011e. on the
4:11 of July nest, at 12 o clock, M., for the perpose of
,elebratins the Anniversary 01 American Inderimdetree,"
org.mizing mole fully the Miners' and Laber
e,s' A.soc,at u ill
The Miners. Mr. hanirs and Laborers of this region
will assemble at ILniut ttaitnith at al o'cl,k t lm the
ironing 01' the lth, tor the purpose of ineeiine
Delegations Irian 7 ainaqtia and the eichutlkill
A processuin will be:tinned, and fittio mg through Putts
Title, will prosee'd to the plane of ineeting,
Several distinguished speakers are erected to at
tend and addrear the ineeting.
Good manic is provided.
JOHN DATE: 4
ROBERT T lOM AS,
WILLIAM GOTIIIE.
June 30, 27-It] 011 .. 11,7)111er: of Arrangeinents.
Borough ['once.
AT a meeting of the Police, held June 25th, 1819..
the chamber of the Councilliobert Bamford In th
Chair—Oil motion, it was
Resu(red, That we adjourn to meet again tit this
place on Monday evening July 2, IMO, at 8 o'clock, and
that the Chief Burgess be requested.-to publish such
notice in the "Pottsville Emporium," and • Miners'
Journal."
- • •
A fall attendance It the meeting nn Monday even
ing is particularly desirable. L. T TAvLint.
June an, 27-111 Chief' Burgess.
Ice CIVILIII.
TILE subscriber respectliilly informs the citizens of
Pottsville, that be keeps constantly on hand Ice
creams, of his own make, of the most delicious dation,
His Saloons hare recently beeti lilted up, and are in
ferior to none, to the Itotough.
GEO. L. GENSLEN.
27-3 mu
Pnltsviile,Unne 30, Igtg
Cholera Brandy.
. A CIIIIM AND PFLEVENTIVE
FOR THE CHOLERA.
THE ahnvn named medicine was discovered in 1832,
at the hospital in the City of Berlin, by Dr..C. W.
II UFELAND, the Royal President of the Royal bledi
cal ringlet, ; and I now introduce this Infallible medi
cine for the public safety, from the scourge that now
threatens our city and vicinity, by appointing .1. Rea
aces, of Broad street. above Vine, my solo and exclu
sive-Agent, where the genuine medicine may always,
be found, and at 'mother place. It is the only pre
ventive that the public can rely upon with safety. It
has paved the lives of millions of people in the city
of Berlin, and it. vicinity. 1 have not only Used this
preparation In my practice In Europe. but in America
also, and always Ibund the yams beneficial effects re
sulting.
It can be had of J. RUGGLES, Broad at., above
Vine, cor. of Pearl, Philadelphia, wholesale and fetal'.
CA UTION. , —.Avold all sweet nostrums that Orb of
fered for the Cholera. SOLO6ION HEINE, Id. D.
June 30, 1649. . 27-31
Military Orders.
. . .
ORDEILS
{ Mon Qtioireas, Ist Demons.
No. I. GIA Division Psna'a. Vol.
THE following pained gentlemen having been duly
appointed to theirsereral positions In the Brigade
Staff, will ba obeyed and respected accordingly 1
Hoer. U. PALIIEE, Acting Assistant Adj't General;
'Ailed J. CONIIVE, did ;
COAL. B. atFOl6ll7. Aid; ' .
Jocon M. /..0110, Brigade Commbsary ;
Dr. Geo. 11. baostmen.Oleareetint.
DANIEL LAREN, Brig. General, -
In Brigade, Otb Division Penn'a. Volunteers.
June 214 /Ate 27-It . ,
CABU FOR COAL...Whim Asa and Red Asti
Coal bought by MICHAEL BRIGHT.
• ap28.0-IE I 4II lionnOarboo..
MrMITTMMI7IM?IIif7rrI
AT SHERIFF'S SALE.
DV virtue of an th an writ of Pica Facies. batted out
.11U1 of the Court of Common Pleas of the oounty of
Schayikilt,aud tome directed, will be arpoied for rale
at Public Vendue, at the Rouse of JourrAllta wag,'
(Permaylvanlalllll) lakeeper In the Borough of Potts•
ante, on
Thursday. the 10th day of Jo y„ •
next, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the
undivided one third part of the following descried
tracts of tend
No. 1. The undivided one..third part of a tract of
land, surveyed in the name of Matthias Little, aituate
n, Casrlownshii, In the County of Schuylkill, adjoin
ing laud, surveyed for John Everhart on the South
West, lan d surveyed for Philip Moyer,on theNoith
Barbara A ha and Francis Amine, onlbe East, the
whole tract ihnalning +Mattes, strict measure.
No. 2. Alin the one undivided third part of a tract
of land, surveyed In the name of John Everhart. aI M.
ate In the township and county aforesaid, adjoining
lands surveyed for Matthiaa Little. east; Philip Leven
burg on the west, George Miller on tho north, and nen.
ry Gettle4ll3 the soot h, the whole tract eonmlning 4411
acres strict tommure.
No. 3. Also the undivided one-third part of a tract
of land, surveyed in the name of Philip Lavenbhrg,
situate in the township and county aforesaid. adjoin
ing lands surveyed for John Everhart on the east,
Catharine Lavenhurg on the west. and Doratha Lay
enborg on the north, the whole tract containing 419
acres strict measure.
. .
No. 4. Also the undivided one-third part of a tract
of land.surveyed in the name of Catherine Layenburg,
situated in the township and county aforesaid, adjoin
ing lands enrveyed for Philip lAvenbura on the east,
Augustin Laval:ll=r' on tho west, and Catharine Groh
on the north—the whole tract containing 439 acres strict
measure.
No. 5. Also the undivided one-third part of a tract
of land, surveyed in the name of George Sroh, Jr., sit
uate in the township and countraforesaid, adjoinina
lands surveyed for John !Shomn on the north, Catha
rine Groh on the eau, and Aukustus Laventinrk on the
south—the whole tract containing 449 acres strict Ulea.
ore.
• •
No. G. Also the Undivided one-third part of a tract of
land surveyed In the cameo( ;Catharine Groh, situate
in (lid township and county afarieaid, adjoining land
surveyed fur George Grob, Jr. on the weet,•Carharine
Laveaburg ou tbo south, Anna, NN
aria Whomo on the
No. 7. Also the one-third
north, and Doratha Lavenburg (lathe east—tte whole
tract containing 419 acres .19 1 et alea , ure•
eittorted
part tract of land our
veyed In the name of Doratha
partly in Casa and partly in Butler township. in 9re
county adwesald.edJoining lands surveyed Gtr George
Miller on the east. Cattia(ine Groh on the wort, Jscoii
littichner on the north, and Philip Lavunhurg on the
eolith—the whole containing 949 acres strict measure.
NO. 8. Also the undivided one-third-part of a tracr
of land. purveyed in the name of George Miller, situ
ated partly In Cass and partly in Duller townships in
said county, adjoining lands aurveyud for Philip Moyer
on the east, Doratha Laveriberg on the went, Maria
ffelcliner on the north, and Juba Everbard on the
south—the whole tract containing 919 acres strict
Measure.
;No 9. Also the undivided one.tidril part of a tract
of land surveyed in the name of Philip
axed partly in Cass and partly In Butler tewnship, io
thecoutity aforesaid, adjoulinglands surveyed for Ceo.
Mtlie, on the west, Matthias Little on the south, and
!levy ❑srtzell ou the cast—the whole tract con tain
t:tint:4 449 acres strict measure. . •
Pio. 10. Also the undivided one-ibird part of a tract
of laud, surveyed in the natue of Maria Kelchner, situ.
ateil in the township of Honer, county dforesaid, ad
Joining lands surveyed for George Miller on the south
Jacob Kelchner on the vest—the whole tract coutatutit.
410Ucres strict tileasute.
Sic 11. Also the undivided nne third part of a tract
of land. surveyed matte emote ot Jacob lielchner. situ
ated Is the in xiiship of Butler, county aforesaid, ad
joining lands surveyed Or Mario Keirlini , r on the east,
'Anon, Maria Simon, on the west, and Doratlia Lucca
berg on the south, the whole tract containing 119 acres
strict measure.
No. 12- Also the undivided one third part of a tract
ot land, surveyed in the name of Anna Maria Shown,
iltUated partly in Cans end partly in Butler townJtilps,
in the county aforesaid, adjoining lauds surveyed tor.
Jacob Kelchner on the north,John :lion•n on the west,
and Cain:wile Groh on tae south—this whole tract con
taining 449 acres s'ri,t measure.
No. 13-1110 the undivided tmealoir I pin or a [MA
Of land, surveyd in the 'name of John Shomo, situated
partly in Gass and partly. in Butler townships, county
aforesaid, adjoining lands surveyed for Anna Maria
Shona, on the north, and George Grati.Je. on the south,
the whole tract containing 44n acres strict measure.
All aeized and taken iutn execution, as the estate of
GEOUGE U. B. Ji BIM, and lo be sold by
Sberitre Odice Orwuti- t J. T. WtIINER , Shedd
Lures June 22, 1819. f. 20.1 s
Worsdell'm Vegetable Itestora-
rrHEBE PILLS . HAVE NOW BECOME TH E
MOST extensively established and popular P.m
51COICINE of the present day, both intnsland,and
In this Country. They were invented in 16 2, by Or,
WM. %VORSDELL; of York, England, and have sinr,
that time wrought many wonderMl cures in ever
country where they have been introduced.
The presem proprietors ion the Un,ied States are in
1,00,1e.51013 Orllllllyffanylllit certficatea ofcates wrought
both to England and America.
ELIZABETH BUTTERWORTH, 3 Richmond St.
Liverpool, was confined to her bed six months, with
the Dropsy, her legs became swell.' to an enornonie
thickness. After many trials of other medicine she was
restored tcrperfect liealtti, by two boxes of Worsdell's
Pills.
Mr. JONES,.loConeett St Liverpool. was PI io cured
of Inflamstinn of the Liver. by ‘Vorsdell's Pills.
TILOS. CROASDALE, Thnroley near Preston, Eon
land, was cured orlyptins and Rheumatic Fever, by
s PUN.
TllO4. BLUCHER, ofTteading Pennsylvania. testi•
hen that his child was itecerely afflicted with Worm•,
and wall perfectly restored by the use of Worsdella
Pills.
Ague. Dyspepsia, Headache, habitual Costiveness,
severe Colds. have all yielded to this powerful but
purely regetoble medicine. No more certain and mild
er purgatti e has ever been discovered.
EMI
Many Physicians make use of these Pills In their
•
practice with great succeau
They are for sale in Schuylkill County, price 25 els.
a box, containing 50 Pills with full directions, by Jim.
G. !frown, and Joseph Coatsivorth' Pottsville; W.
1.. Heisler. Port Carbon ;E J, Kryi.Tatnaqua.; Joseph
H. Alter, Tuscarora : Jacob Metz. St. Clair; George
Reifsnyiler, New Castle; William Paine, Heck
scherville ; James. IL Falls. Minersvllle ; Levan &
Kauffman, Schuylkill Haven; E. do E. Hammer, Or.
wigsbutg ; M. At J. Dreher; East Brunswick; Stayer &
Wernert,McKeansburg; IL M. Kepner, West Penn;
GractT & Toney, Pine Grove.
C. P. Antet, Travelling Agent for the Middle States.
A. WEEKS. & Co. Proprietors.
Jan 27. '47. 5.4y] No. 141 Che4nut Bt. Philada.
TOTAL.
85,617 (4
•
• New Article of Perlinnery.s
TIMES HAVELS' lIAIR GLOSS. This new and
admirable article for th&Toilet, unlike every other
preparation for the hair, instead , of improving its ap
pearance only for a While and eventually destroying if.
is pertectly free of all destructive materials. In cases
where the hale is reduced and is falling off by disease
of the scalp. it is invaluable. It In a cure remedy for
all affections of that (organ and by roils:tying the cause
arrests the evil. The natural rotor, beauty and lnsuri•
ante can be restored to hair in the ni , et enfeebled con
dition, while that of the healthy ran be Immeasurably
improved by the almost dazzling brightness nail deli.
care fragrance Imparted by this Incomparable prepara
tion. It possesses, in an eminent dearer, the quality
of cleansli,e the bend and preserving the hair front all
impurities, for which it is deservedly recommended to
use among children. This new article can be obtained
wholesaleund retail, at BANNAN'ti
June In, 25.] Bonk and Perfumery Stores.
McAllister's Mailmen('
CONTAINING . NO MERCURY, OR OTHER
MINERAL.
IT HAS POWER TO CAUSE ALL EtterTial Sores.
Scrofulous humors. Skin Disempes, Poi.ionnus
Wounds to discharge their putrid flatter., end then
heals theca.
It Is rigidly termed ALL-HEALING, for there is
scarcely a disease external or internal. that it will not
benefit. 1 have used it for the lust sixteen yearn for
all diseases, of the chest, Involving the utmost danger
and responsibility, and I:Vetere timbre Heaven and
man, - that not In one cane has it failed to benefit When
the patient Was within teach of mortal means.
I have had physicians learned fu the profession.—
I have had ministereuf the gospet,joilgen of the bench,
aldermen, in tvyers. gentlemen of the highest erudition,
and •muttpanics of the poor use it in every variety of
rimy, and there ban been but one volce—onennivernal
voice—saying
" iIIeALLISTER, YOUR I PINTMENT IS GOOD."
- .
- -
(111EUNIATIsNi—It removesalinost imniediately the
teal - nation and swelling when the pain ceases. (Itead
the dlrei-tions around the boa.)
IIEAD-AGUE-.-Thr salve has cored persons of the
head ache of twelvtii years standing, and w•ho had it
regular every week no that vomiting took Oace.
HEAFia Eriti, Ear-Ache. Tooth-Ache, and Ague in
the face. are helped with like sneers.
SCAI.III IIEALI—We hove cured cases Chit actually
defied every thing 011.Vn One man told on that he
had spent *3OO on ha children witliont any benefit,
%alien-a fee, hoses of ointment cured them.
EIKI,DNI:St3--It will restore hair sooner than any
other thine.
TETJ'Elt—There in nothing better for the cure o
Teller.
BURNS—It is one of the hest things in the world
for Ihir is.
Plies—Thousands are yearly cured by this Oinment.
It never fails in giving relief for the 1 his.
Around the boo are dirsmio MI for utility.. Meslllister's
Ointment-for Scrofula. Lirer Complaint, Erysipelas,
Teter, Chilblain. Scald Head. Sore eyes, Quincy, Sore
Throat. Bronchitis, Narrator Arectieux, Pro.. Disease
of the Spine. Fiend-_oche;.sisthioa,- , Lierifneas, Ear-Ache,
Burns, Corns, AU Distases.of thiSLin, Sore Lips. Pita
pies, Pr. Stiffness of the joints. Sirelline of the Limbs,
Sore7Limbs. Sores, Pheitinotioni, Piles. Croup, Seeded.
or Broken Breast, Tooth...4chr,Arne in the Fare, 4.c.
COLD rEcT—Liver 'Complaint, pain in the Chest,
or Side, falling olio( the hair, one or the other accom•
panics cold feet (Thin . . Ointment in the true remedy.)
It Is a sure sign of diiebse to have cold feet.
CORNS--Occasinfrat use of this. Ointment will al
ways keep Corns train growing. l'enple need never
br troubled with them if they use It frequently'.
ThlsOintment in good for any part of the body or
limbs that are inflamed. In some cases it should be
applied often.
Ch.UTION.—No Ointment will be genuine lodes ,
the name of James McAllister is written with a pen
upon every label. , JAMES McALLISTER,
Cole Droprietor of the above Medicine.
Price, Ri, cis. per box.
AGENTS—J. M. Beatty & Co., Pottsville ; I) N.
Reinter, do; J. W Gibbs, ; Charles Prof•
fey, Orwicsburg; C- &•-O. Huntxinger, ,Schtivllt
Haven ; .Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua; Washington Del's
ler, Port Cathon; Win. Price, tit Clair ; John B. Ricks,
Reading; and by Agent._ in all the principal Towns
In the United States.
Priocipot Office, North Third it Chiladilphia
Sanitary Committees.
CHOLERA
A T a meeting of the Council of she Borough of
Pottsville, held on Tues lay evening. June 10, Btu,
It was on motion Resolved, that suitable Committees
be appointed to gee that the most efficient,. sanatory
measures are observed throughput the,Borough. with a
view of avoiding as far as possible the threatened Visi
tation, end to preserve the health of our citizens--on
motion, Resolved, that committees of nine it, each Ward
be appointed by the President to effect this object ;
that it shall be the duty of rich committees to re
port to th a Chief Burgess of the Borough, the existence
of any nuisances which may rennin the ald of the
public authorities for their removal. The fcillowing
are the committees appointed, viz t
WARD COMMITTEES:,
N. W. WARD. R. WARD. ' ROCTrt WARD.
John C Lesslg Nicholas . Fox Charles 'Loeser,
Wm Lerch Frederick Eoting C F Jackson '
U 'Downing Abraham Mime Solomon Fos
George Bright Smug truntalngedames tilllyman'
John Clayton Jose Ph Woollsoo Nathan Evans
John Mollarron Daniel Klapp John S C Martin
Andrew Mortim,erliltain Meg James M Semi) ,
Johan James • Samuel Morris E Band •
. -
Joseph Montan. James Cleary Edward Yatdley.
It i 6 hoped that the citizens generally will aid the
above named committee*. and as car as possible as.
slat In carrying oat the views of the Cannal.
B. T. TAYLOR.
Met Dowse.
the Pills.
OFFICE "OP THE SCHUYLKILL 1
4.-_..tuaap,t, NAVIGATION COSIPAN .1
December 18 IS.
~ dim; urreby 'leen that the following rates or
Toll WM be. ehareest on Coal tranaported on the
'Canal and Warhol' Ste Schuylkill Navig ation Cour
puny for ten year 194:4,
•3 4 mra
Mount Gichaylkill • Port
Carbpn. • r Haven. Clinton.
eta. per tun. cts..Por ton. cts. per ton.
Orwitsborg, 15 r" 12 '
Oa mborz, • 25 , ' 22 13
Mohrsville, 25 . 32 • 49
Althorn:es, 10 37 29
Reading. 43 ' 42 23
Unionville. 55 , 52 /9 -
Laoral Hilt, 55 ' 55 • 43
Pottstown Landing. 55 69 13
Ropers' Ford. 55 :', 52 43 • -
Phcontxville, , 60 , 57 45 -
Pauldlor• Darn, 65 57 48-
Lumberville, i Go 57 • 45
Valley Forte. 60 , 57 48
Port Kennedy. 65 62 53
Norrittown. • 65 62 '. :, 33
Consoleicken. 70 . 65 . -- 59
Sprint Milt, I. '7O 67 . • 58 '
.Manayunk. 75 72 7 63
The toil to Philadelphia will he as follows:
Mt. Carbon. Bch. Haven. Pt. - Clinton.
March, April and Map. 65 cis. 62 eta.. • 53 cts.
Yone,July and Anstrst. 75 72 . 63
Sept. Oct. Nov. & Dec.Bs • 82 , 73 .
• The Coal shipped from Port Carbon to tha,abo ve points
.will be charged one and a half cents per tbn more thin
tialtirar.ts.
The cimige will be made per ion of ?DO Mi., and an
allowance ofte per cent. will be made on the weight
shipped to toy' wastage.
Dec-30-I.ly] FREDERICK FRALEY,Presldent.
. Cloth Store,
NO.. S NORTH SECOND STREET
NATHAN T. CLAPV
TS nnw receiving his Spring and Summer stock of
L cloths, Cassinterrs, pritiags earl Begs' Wear.
Freneh,•Belgiuin,l . CLOTllS, OF
American and ENEMY 069C8111 . 103.
Werz of Englanil and a large assortment.
• SULLMEII. COATINGS.• . .
ifabit Clot! ; summer Cloths, and iliimbaslnes;
' Mach and Colored Cashmarett and endringtons;
Croton Cloths. Tweerls.l3mp d'EIo. st.s.,k,
PANTALOON STUFFS.
Super Black French Casslaieres and Doeskins:
French fancy . and mixed Ca pahneres, entry racial; ;
Merino Cam:me/es. all colors and qualities;
Cord. and Beavereelea of avert' style and quality;
White and fancy Linen Drillings, 13.1. , designs;
Sattluetts, iill shades aril onalltics. r
yr.:Tri.sus.
lioperinr lEttek Satin And Casniuern W.stingif
Spiendld fancy silk Vca nett dosiran ;
Whit and colored 3foreeilles—large sworn:neat ;
Drab Clotho and otbnr ,Concit Trimming.
TOZPIlior with a general asitoctnient of Goods adapt
ed In Men, Indlloys . wear. to which the subscriber
Invites the attention of his friends and others, visiting
the'city. For sale by the piece or retail.
NATHAN T. CLAPP.
North Second street, stcnolf the Golden Lamb,
tbri4 doors above HarkCii Flitiada
April ,14,1510.
Patent Lubricating Oil.
,SCHOENER & NORTON,_
HAPING purchasedthe exclusive right for inn nu
factoring and vending the Patent Lubricating Oil,
from P. S. Devlan & Co., for Schuylkill, Danphin,Lelia
non, Colombia, Norileld,Luzerne.Wyomlng,Lycoming
Lehigh., Carlini, and Northampton Counties; they an
lonia, to the public that they have 'cominenced the
manufactory of it in the Dorton:lt of Pottsville, where
they ',NMI he happy to supply MI orders promptly. and
d the stone rate it can pmehased from the Ptoprie
tins of the pstent right. This Oil wax patented Janu
ary tech, 1819. cad its superior excellence nod cheap
ness. has already given it the preference over all other
Ods in n07e,11,r all Mod* of Stationary' Machinery, Lo
comotives and Cars on our Itallroads,-and also for
Lamp use.
All orders lea at D. D. Scimener's Store, In Centre.
Street, Will be promptly executed.
R. D. SCHOENRR, •
C. F. NORTON '
P.:l. ille, June 16th, 1649. •
The prim is 75 rents per gallon, and the following, ce.r
tiiiotloo show Its character: . .
PIMA DELPHIA. Dec. 4. ) 819
Messrs. P. S. Dorian dr. Co.—Gentlemen —The Pa
tent Composition yen, sent me to have tried, aid which
you design as a subs - Ohne for the best nil in the work
lualif Machinery, has. I um happy to say. mire than re
alm dmy expectations. I had it folly tested on Loco
motive Engine for mu days(in rainy weather, with mud
Hying over the machine at every revolution) by a shills
Mutineer, who hrsures me that it works equal to th
hesispermaceli nil, with a saving in quantity of 211 pe`
cent Tints saving. together with the greatly reduce
m
lre .s.
price
„ i'wbtelt you startsl me you can furnish tne arilei
will. ninglY recommend its use on Rail (loads and i
i , mills and factories where large quantities ofoll ar
itiiied. I hove now nn doubt of its entire success. an
'under that impression tender pal my sincere congratu
'ations. Truly yours. Wst.'Ettoxisti.
Porrsvixt.n.Jan.22,lBlo.
This is to rectify that I have been using P.B Devlan
& Co.' Patent Lubricating Oil for the last air weeks,
and can giie ai our decided opinion, that. besides, It
being s 4 tench cheaPer, Its peculiar superiority nver the
best Spurn. III?, is its durability ne Itrichluery.whlch ren
ders it a i.ery ill sirable article for that purpose. • We are
extensively engaged in mining and shipping coal. Itav•
illaeleeen Steals Se nines of various capacnies at work
hoisting coaLpumping water.kr.
MILII Ea, lisywoon .t. Co.
P. S. Devlan & Co—Gentlemen:—We liave been
using your Patent Lubricating Onion all the machinery
of the ileadinedron and Nail Works for the last nine
weeks,stul we consider see hose given Lisa fair trial, as
the works are calculated to want:fixture four thousand
tons of Ir..n and Nails re s t annum. Tile machinery is
very heary,t he Engine one hundred and sixty horse
pon,r,and the speeds are from thirty to nine tidndred
revolutmasper rninutr,•,
After the aboire trial, we can recommend the Oil as
equal to the best Sperm Oil and, in many cases, superi
or to any sperm nil used in the country, viz : for heavy.
hearings and NM speeds, such ifs shafting and fans .
I remain yours, &c.
Liung WCAnry.
Monagernf the Reading Iron, Naitand ToliC Work'.
pone IRO._
Pt NNSELVA.IIII.I. LcOA 11., REGIONS.
9 , 11 C Coal itezions of Pennsylvania, helhr, a asp.
1 drat Geological, Historical. and Statistical Review
of the Anthracite Districts of Pennsylvania—embracing
many very valuable chartr and statistical tables, besides
a new and aotnentic colored map of the Coat Regions.
with, the avenues to the Canteen mirkets froni the
interior counties of the Stale, correctly laid down, and
pointint out the vit.ious places of mineral deposit in
theseverai countiefr. By Eli Bowen, formerly Associate
Editor of the Miners' Journal. Price tag cis.
A small pinion of the edition eetuaini Unsold. They
con be obtained at thia office, or can he rallied to any
part ofthis comity. They are also foi sale at
; Ftrincer k To wnsendp, Not• York ; Zteber's, No.
3 Ledger Buildings. Philadelphia ; G.' Bergner's, Hay
'skarn. And by BooksnllerA, generally..
1.1,
' lIIONTIILT BULLETIN. NO. 10.
THE CONSUMPTION.
C....., e
~If• ',llls the settled opminn of
)...od: the mostilistinguished phy.
.
silvans, both of this coon
, i ... ( 4„, „_•• try and Euroi.e, that Con
.,
...,
......7 . < ...... -14 Numptiox,is Curable. In any
...,,.. rx,e`k.S; t,,, and every singe, except ing
.4 rr , —...l- .7.', . that which is attended by
4 ''l'4ll:l7. ;4.
" I .34 A'''' Wasting diarmhn•a. The
ilikti.A a . l.7 a "ri : ra : Y b i r:a n k 'i n C ru q p " o ei rl i n 3 e '
- • s, q„.,... ,- • powers of life,and then a
cure is not to he entertain
• . ly counted.on Tuberelei
rt s h on the tangs are not neces
sary obstacles to o perma
nent cure. gut the means to he employed thus; he
widely different from those ordinarily used. Consump
tive patients generally seek for a soothing medicine
merely. something which will alloy a ease*. Nothing
is easier than tq furnish such a compound. It is this
sad this alone. tellich the Donn rolls Pnliiinnle Syrups
Wild Cherry Caldanr, Cold Candies, and the like, alai
at ; and it is,all thCy achieve.
• • °Pitfall..
. .
Is usually the binds of them all ; which, for a time, de
ceives the poor sufferer. hot disappoints at last.
Tn cure Consumption, something far beyond all thin
Is linnetiticely necessary.. Something must be used•
whom+ specific action is upon the Polinonary vessels,
and upon the delicate membrane with b lines the air
passages; and which shall arrest and eradicate that
morbid principle which shows itself in the form of Tu
bercles. Thin the Graefenbeig
CONSUMPTIVE'S BALM
Will effectually while at the same time It will al- -
lay the mmati and remove the wastlmr, hectic.
This medicine lit the only one extant, in this'or in
foreign coontften,tbat can be relied on in the tromplaints
tinder notice; and as itie_most trying season.is j 1 3 ,1 nt
hand, the attention of consumptive persons,of the Med
ical faculty, and of the piddle nt large, is earnestly in
vited to It. This Balm i 4 of incalcialable value in Asth
ma, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Cold, spitting of Blood. Diffi
culty of Breathing. and all other affection's of the throat,
the !MIRA: The bronchial tithes, &c.
Testimonials of as wondering efficacy and of the nu
merous cures it hastitfected, may be had on application
at the Company's Agencies.
E. BARTON', Secretary.
And for FITe.ilY Martin, Pottsville ; J.. W.
Gibbs. Mint ravine; t..f. Fry, Tainnatia ; J. 11. Alter,
Tnsrarora ; John WI/finals. Middleport ; Rnhert Hat.
or, Stith.: Vale. LAnettrid-Jl-Iyl Novli
lIARRISBN'S COLUMBIAN INKS.—In
aallon..half gallon, quart,and smaller bottles Man
1114ynard & Noyes' Inks,CopyinglnksJlngan & Thornp
soil's Steel Pen Ink, Hoover's Inks, Red and Mae lake
&r., wholesale and retail. Ink as low as 311 vents ye
dozen, wholesale, at BANNAN'tI
Oetl4-42) Cheap Rook and Variety Stores.'
rrTMTFT=TI
020 'TONS Dry Patagonian G11:1110 ht Obis. and
Rags, the entire cud() of the Brie Mercur, Capt.
Addtchs, just arrived at this 'Port from Watchman's
'Cove, Patagonia, in lots to null parch. ..re.
CHAS. WALN MORDAN,
and 10 South Wharves, Philadsiphia.
hrge deduct lon win he made to purchasers nt
20 TnoD and upwards In prnportlon. [May 12-20-Imo
To Blinders, Carpenters, &.e.
300,000 Fr. Mixed Carolina Flooring Boards
1, 500 000 " " Spruce "
200 000 '• White Pine "
, 200,000 •• River "
100000 •• " Fencing, Shelving, ttcc.
' The flrteNt and laraest stock of dressed Lumber ever
offered for sale in this or any other market. It wan
dressed In the best manner last summer and fall, and
may.therefo re he relied upon not to shrink.
reOrders from the country necompanied with the
rash or eltyleference, It satisfactory. will be, atten
ded to with ebyoclal care. • •
WILSON 4. 1 ,kIIFINDER.
Starch 2f, 12-3mol Brown Rt. NVltarf l'bilada.
Gold! Gold Gold!
A NEW AND USEFUL ARTICLE
HARTS GOLD' PAINT' AND INK. With the Ink
pena, can write a beautiful gold letter, which is
asbrilliant as gold itself, main picture and looking
cites frame.., making theta look as well as new, which
will not Tarnish anyquicker than the gilt frames them
selves. With the paint they can pantt gold bitters on
signs. write signs with pencils, and gilt any mater
ial, by the name process as painting. It fa cheaper
by 00 per cents, than the usual modes, and, more
durable.
The attention of our Painters i. called to M. ar
ticle. For Wale Whnlesale and Retail. at
BANNAN`S Cheap Book and Variety Store,
IVhere the Article is supplied Wholesale'at Manu
facturers prices. Argentrwanted and will be curniehed
la all the Towns in dcbuylkill county, by arrangement
with the Proprietors at their prices.
A Novel invention.
IttAIMS' G OLD PAINT for writing with a common
Pen, reglldh.g Picture Freese', Sign Writing, &e
ott lel at 25 cents, 50 cents, and l Dollar may be had
ofNICIIOLAS & COLLINS, Druggists & Apothecaries,
Martel Street, Pottsville- Physicians' Prescriptions
accurately GOMputtudert by careful handsonly. Families
and Country Store keepers may rely on being supplied
with *helmet articles the Drng market atßirds, on the
most reasoranie terms. Every variety of Fancy articles,
perfumery; Crushes, Combs, Paints, Oils, Catriphlne,
Glass, Tobacco, Clgars, Wines, dec.
June 23, IMO.
SILENCE 1
That dreedfid testi f Tie La n ., are ea dangerf
The work of ties destroyer heth begrn f
The cough of tossompttno Asa ia •
. •
it a seard of Death I
ARE you a mother? Your darling child, your idol
and earthly Joy, Is DOW refilaplt.CCßlnllid to her
chamber try dammrotts col d-hertmle cheeks, her t bin
shrunken fingers, tell she hold diacsee, has already
gained upon her—the sound of het sepalChral rough
pierces your soul. • .
Young man, when Just about Wetter life, disease
sends a heart-crushing blight ever the fat! . prospects Of
the future—your hectic cough and feeble limbs telt o
your loss of hope, but fOll nerd net despair. Thera Is
a balm which will heal the wounded lungs. It Is
SHERMAN'S ALL4IEALING BALSAM.
- .
Mrs. ATTREE, the wife of Win 11_Atiree. Elsa. was
giren op by Pr. Petal of Washington , . tDrs. Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia, and Dr. Mott of New York.
Her ftlendsall thought she must die. She had every
appearance of being in consumption, and was an pro
nounced by her physicians—Sherman's Balsam was
given and it cured her. '
Rev. HENRY JONES, 100. Eighth, avenue. was
tared of cough and catarrhal affecttoil or 50 years ,
standing. The first dose gave hies more relief than'
all the other mediilne he had ever take, Dr. Lam.
Beals. IQ, Delaney street. gave it to a sister r tn-law
who was laboring mister Consumption, and to another
sorely afflicted with' the Asthma. .in both cases its
effect were immediate. and soon restored them to com
fortable health.
• • • • •
DR. SHERMAN'S COUGH LHEENCE,S
Core the most obstinate cases of Cough in a few
hours. They have cured a large number of persons
who have been given up by theirphysidans and friends,
and many who have been reduced to the verge of the
grave by spitting blood, Consumption and Hectic fever.
by their use have had the rose of health restored to
their haggard cheek. and now live to speak forth the
dralses of this Invaluable medicine. • '
DR. SHERMAN'S WORM I.O2F.NGES
•
Have been proved to 'More than 4000 cases to be
Infallible, in fact the only certain worm destroying
medicine ever discovered. Children will, eat them,
when they cannot he forced to take anyother medicine,
and the benefit derived from the administration of
medicine to them in this form. is great beyond descrip
tion. When the breath of the child becomes offen
sive, and there To picking of the nose, headache, draw.
',Mess, starting duringsleep,disturbeddreams.awaklng
with fright and screaming, troublesome cough, fever.,
islincss, Hirst, voracious appetite, sickness of the
stomach, and bloated stomadi—these are anion the
many ptiltninent symptoms of worms, and can he re
lieved by these incomparable Lozenges. They have
never been kno•vn to tail.
DR. SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Relieve hearlarheorcrvoussick headache, palpitation
of ths heart and sickness in a very few minute,—
They cure lowness of spirits, despondency, faintness,
eolic„ spasms, cramps of the stomach, summer' or
bnwel ceni:rlaints—they keep up the spirits, dispel all
the distressing "ar..riteres of a night of dissipation, and
enable arson launderer) ::! - Pat mental or bodily toil.
person
DR. SHERMAN'S POOR Alli..:t"S PLASTER
Is acknowledged by all who have ever userlllo he
the best strengthening plaster In the world, and a sov
ereign rerr o for . pains and weakness In tire track,
loins, side, breast,. neck. limbs joints, rheumatism.
lumbago, dce. One million a year will not supply the
-demand. Caution is necessary, as there are tinny
unprincipled persons who would force a spurious arti
ela upon the community. Re careful to get elbernines
Pear Man's Plaster, with o "fee simas"srl his written
name on the Lark—nose others are genuine, and will
do more hurt than good. Dec. 2 19—ly
=1
T l , OR the cure of Headache. Giddiness. Rneumatism
Piles, Dyspepsia, Scurvy,Snialipos.Jaundice,Pain
in the Back. Inward iVeakness, Palpitation of Ilia
Wart, Rising in the Throat, Dropsy; Manila, Fevers., e
all kinds, Female Complaints, Measles, :Salt Rheum
Heartburn, Worms, Choleia Minibus, Conchs, Quinsy,
Whooping Couch, Consumption, Fits, Liver Complaint
Erysipelas, Deafness, Itclllng of the !Skin. Colds, Cont.
Gravel, Nervous Complaints, and it variety of other
diseises, arising from inipthities of the blood, and oh- ,
structions in the organs of digeetinti
Experience has proved that nearly every disease orl.
einates from impurities of the blond 00 deraneement of
the digestive organs ;.and to secure health, we must re•
move these otonructious or restore the blood to its na
tural State.
The aversion to taking medicine is most etTectualy re
moved by rliekner'c Vegttable Purgstirr Pills ; being
compleptelyenveloped with a, coating ofpare whittle:or
(whierHa as dist met train the internal ingredients as a
nut shell t'rnin the kernel) arid have no taste of medicine.
Moreove4t hey neither nauseate or xi ipe, tatheslighieet
degree, hilt operate equally on all the diseased parts of
the system, instead of confining Ihein'selves to and rack
ne any riarlieular region. Thus; if the Liver
ed, one ingtedient wtit operate on that °intent or or
gan, and I.:cleansing It of tiny excess•6l . bile, restore i
it to its Cialural state. another will operate on the
blood.aniflemove all impurities in ire circulation. while
a third will move all impurities in its circulition, while I
a third will effectually expel whatever Impurities may
hive heen'dischareed jai the stomach, and hence they
strike at the root of disease, remove all impure humors
from the body open the pores externally and internally;
, separate all foreign and obnoxiouspanicles from the
chyle, so that the blond may be thoroughly pure—time
securing a free and healthy action to the heart, lungs,
and liver ; and thereby they rectors kra/th,even when
all ether means have failed.
The entire troth of the above can be at certained by
the trial of a single box; and their virtues are so posi
tive and certain in restoring:ln.:oth, that ihis proprietor
binds himself to return the money paid for them in all
canes whore they do not give universal satisfaction.
Retail prices.2s cis. per box.
l'rincipai entice, No. 66, Vesey street. New York.
The following are the agents in Schuylk ill county for
ClickneW's Vegetable Purgative Pills, and Dr. Sher
man's All-Healing linhnun, Lnzences and Plasters :
Tamaqua—E. J. FrS, Seel Milner & Morgettroth
Pattersnn—M. Schwartz; Maddleport—J no. NVillianr;
Port Cat bon—lL Shisaler; Pnatnvllle—F. Sanderowe,
and J. G. Drown ; St. Clair—llughes ; New Castle—
Geo. fleefsnyeter,': Taylorville—J. It. uttn;
'Alin—Janina B. Falls; Llewellt n—Donny Kauffman;
Tremont—ltalian & Wingert.; Pinegrnve,l'aul U.rr ;
Orwigsburg—Joseph Hammer; Port Clinton—Lyon &
Rhhel ; New Philadelphia—Wm. IL Barlow ; Schuyl
kill flaven—Levan& Kantrointe ; and alto by S. C.
MARTIN. wholesale and supplying agent, Yottomilie,;
Der 2. '4B. 49-Iv i
lIPOIIES' EXPECTORANT,
CELVOUATED
For the, Curt if Cought.'Colds.,lotholo, Bronehittr
Inittritut Couramption. Ifiantmation of the
Lun,mand ',wares of the Platoon
: ary Ortraus.
Cr lI'S valuable preparatintris highly recommended by
physTrians anal by n celebrated chemist of '
phut, for its medical effects and chemical coinhinatoin.as I
well as by thousands of others - wlin.have mole tire or it
—art it never has been • used without producing beneficial
ellen& and o'll.ft:cure of the diseaseig for, which it is
recommended. And being a regular grffilnate of Pharuta
ry, I can assare the public of its pertOtt safety. It is
composed of ouch preparations no stand in the very high
est reptile:minor the medical fatuity for the rare of that
class of difteures which are too ofl et, only the forerunners
of that fatal disenT, ContaiMptinn. In most cases where
there is roach pain in the breast, anal which often extends
through to theshoulder blade, I would strongly advi se the
application of one of the Compound Calbanum Planers
to the breast. and use the Expectorant no directed. In
fart, the useof the Gallianunt Plaster cannot be too slronly
recommended, as I have oven on many instances of no
affiirding the greatest relief in a very Alton space ..f tune.
even in confirmed consumption. The Expectorant will
be Annul to relieve tile conch, and the Plaster the pain'
and, at the Mind thile,ll raW the.inflaimitiOt: to thesnrfau e,
and thereby act'as a coat:ter-irritant, which every physi.
can lOU prononnee good, Without Ulm least hesitation
whatever. Persons areriften sand td have the conning.-
, thin:when by ajudicinui use of some of the beet F.xpes.
torants, and a careful diet, they have been completely
,
eared, sal 111:11 . 111ett experience should art as a wa ruing to
' those who are ...MI in have the consamptlon not to de
spair., but try oil. The Expectorant will he .1111.11 to ant('
great relief, even whet: a cute is said to be impossible.
B e fore making sot. of an Expectorant it would be as
fvrll to carmine the ffrata, eivirolondy teroned Penh., to
see if it%s not swollen et elongated. In such cases an
f.
n
s cl in .¢. " l: e a ural a continual disposition in swallow
Is frequently catised by .in - elongation of the , palate. An
excellent rented) in such cases is to off' a Small tplantity
of Tincture Myrrh. sat about a tea-No:Tr:rat to a wine
classfid of water, and rut,ns a gargle. thtee or fomir iliac
a day. If the :drove remedy should Ml. or one of al
~,t i c nature, It would he best to apply to a surgeon. an
have a small portion of it taken ritf, ori as to 'obviate ill
irritation and thy continual rough wit ich!it would he like
lylo or - mince in the throat. The operation Is tritling,and
attended with but littler if any pain vr hatever.-
In Ilronrhitia, and aiselises oldie throat. the Barg
110111,1 he used. - • '
. .
rrnpare:d by .1 CIIRTIr C: 11UG71F.3. Whodesal and
Rrtall DrugniA and Ch"isni Cr ,ten Street, pott,vo,"
_
--- Public school District of
porrsvil.T.E.
- NOTICE TO TAX-PATERS.
EXTRICT from an Act of Cie General Assembly of
tbis Commonwealth, entitled — An Act for thiarneu
lotion and continuance 610 systetn of Education by
Cominon School., passed 7th of April, ISO:
REC. On the receipt of the said warrant and du
plicate, the district treasurer shall give at least thirty
days . notice, by not leas fhati tun written or print.d ad
vertisements, to be put up In the most public places in
the district. that he will attend nt the u,mal place of
holding, township. ward or borough election.; nn a day
to be named in said save ttisentents, for the purpo,ie of
collecting and receiving the school tits for said diitrict,
and shall collerVand receive the sonic, giving rereiPl.
thereof In all eases when it-mitred by the person pay
ing the same, and as a contaensat:cm therefor. the
-treasurer shall receive two per cent. for alt moneys so
collected.
SEC. 27, In case nny school tax shall remain unpaid
fora period of sixty days from and after the day on
which the district treasurer shalt havreattended for the
purpose of receiving the, ewe as aforesaid, it shall be
the ditty of th• district treasurer to resist, his warrant,
with a schedule of nil such unpt, id school tax, and the
names of the potions respectively to whom the sante
Is charged in the ',rupee duplicate, directed to the con
stable of the proper ward, township orborough,whese
duty It in hereby made, to receive the satneatuthorizing.
and requiring hint to deinand and receive (rote the per.
sons named In Vim said schedule. the sums with which
they are therein charged respectfully, together with five
per cent. on the amount thereof, n hich per centage
shall In all cases be colleens.' nod retained by Such
constable for his compensation ; in case any person so
charged with school tax fail to pay the amount, to
gether with the per. centage aforesaid, tvhitin twenty
days afler the demand made therefor by said constable
the constable may levy the same by disircsaand sale of
the goods and chattles of said delinquent, giving tea
days' notice ofsuch sale, by wiltien °sprinted adver
itsetnent ; add in such cue, said constable shall, in ad
dition tit the per ceronge hcreinbefore allowed. he
entitled to reran out of the proceeds of such sale,
afier first deducting the school tax and the percentage
aforesaid, the Same fees as are now Bll4lMied by law to
constables for levy and sale upon a writ of execution.
The School tax-payers of the Borough of Pottsville,
are hereby notified, that he wilt attend at Mate's Ho.
tel. oat 3londay the 25th of July next—at lilairs Hotel
on Tuesday the 25111,and ild llnerilinger's Hotel, on
Wednesday, the traltnf latil month, to receive the
School 1.11, in compliance mt!' the law.
Ile also Fuca notice'that he will receive the tax al
his nai e, atany time previous to the expiration tlf the
00 days.
nOBIITIT wooDsiDE.
Treasurer of the Pottsville :School District.
June 23, 1243. e6s4t
Emporium, Press atul Democrat, copy 3 times, and
charee Schiml Directors. -
Adams, Brothers.
WANK BOOK MANUFACTURER'S,
Jtio, :13 'Third &net;
{etas or Till: BIG tionto
QIIPPLY BLANK BOOKS cheaper at the Maui!Cie
-1.3 tory than can be had at any Bookstore, and they
are acknowledged superior. [Felt 04.'90. iO-ly
BARR'S REPORTS, VOL. B—Just publish
el!, and for sale 31 BANN hN'S
Law and Miscellaneous
leollack volumes supplied. ' •
Jane 30.1849.
fI'ARPerING & MATTlNU—Sunbrios 0 8 wow
kl Ingrain Carpet,
Uo Checked and plain Malting. For sale by
.Nay 23.'48 J. M. BEATTY. & Co.
AW YER'S FOOL. SC A P.—A y
anlda of Lawyer's and derlvener's Foolscap, ruled
and plain, a small lot; very cheap, just received and
foe sale at
BANNAN•S
naT IS: 2 01 Champ Flamm & Stationary Stoma
Caution Extra.
Alnan by the name of eldtP£ has envied with a
young Mail of the name ofd. P. Townsend. and uses
his name to put up a Sarsaparilla, sshich they call Dr
Townsend's eSnrsapsrllla,denomlnatlng it a ON tt ISt:
Original, etc. This Townsend is no doctor. and noses
was; but WOO formerly awnter.on railroads, canals,
and the :Ike, Vet he annum s the title of Ur ., for the
pumese of catoh4 credit for What ha in no. This in
to caution the public not in 6e decelsed, and parchase
none hot the Genuine Original Old Dr. Jacob Town.
•• haerinr,J
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla!
ULD or. Town.lw is now about '7O years of age,
and hat long been known as the author and discuv
ererof the Genuine Original - Townsend Sarsaparilla
Being poor, he was compelled to limit Be manufacture.
by %Olds means it bus lieeti'kepttnut of market, and
the sales circumscribed to those only who had proved
its orth and known Ito cattle. It had reached the
ears of many, nevertheless, ixs_those persons solo had
been healed of soy; diseases. and saved from 'death,
proclaimed Its excellence and wonderful'
fit 41.1S,G•POWF.It,
Knowing . , ninny years ape'. that he had, hy Ills skill,
science, and experience, dewed an armless - filch tumid
be of inealcuable advantage In mankind, when once
known and extensively in,ed, he hoped and perseve
red, expecting the time 10 arrive when the means would
be furnixbed to bring It Into universal ce, when
its inestittahle virtues would be kdown at apprecia
ted. Thla time h. enine i ilia means are si plied; thin
GLAND AND 11NC0.11.11,1.ED PRF-PARATION. -
Is manufactured ,in the larg.ext ',ale, arid is called
for throughout the length 'slid breadth of the land, es
aerially as It is found incapable of degeneration or
deterioration.
!let every man ring throughout the land, that OM
Dr. Jamb 'rownsend la now manufacturing the real
'Townsend Sarsaparilla,' which 'serer sogra,neres fer
niest*, "Id rrt'er . , , hoOtres its character.
From thin ,::!s• forth the people shall have the Pore
Usttuins 7otes . serni ..orattrasitia, which shalt never
sour In thin tootle, or in the 57. - onach. grit It shut! yet
banish front the land al IFer molting, 1 .. .rotting, Es r plo..
ding, Vinegary t rr,pm atlas, now in one. A !Mod
Sarsaparilla, pore and genuine, ought to live ; a pour
ilourintr. silo-clap slarsaparilla (moo to droop and die.
The Old Dr a. zrarsapirfila !trey pure and per
fect 100 years.
Unlike young r. it Improves with
age, and never changes. hut for tile better ; because it
is prepared on scientific principles by a scientific man.
The highest knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest
discoveries of the Art haven't been bronelit hart requi
sition in the inanofictnre-of the OLD 1111'S. SARSA
PARILLA. 'The Satea,mardia root, It Is well known
In medical men, contains ninny. medicinal propertie,
and some properties which are inert or useless, and
others, which, if retained in preparing it for lisp, pro
dueefrroiratattan and arid, which in 11d4110114 110 The
system. Some of time properties of Sarsaparilla are so
cohltite, that they ellltrely evaporate and are lost in the
preparation,lf, they are not prcserved by a scientific
process, knntrfi only to those experienced in ft:1,1151111.
facture. Moreover. these rebut,. principles. which
fly o ff in vapor, or as an exhaltation, under heat, are
the very es, Old nrteVcal y japer:it, of the root, 0110
give to it all its valor. -
Any petson can boil Or stew the root till they get a
dirk colored liquid, which Is noire from the coloring
matter in the root ihatt , froin anything else ; they can
then strain this llimmittimi or vapid liquid,sWeeten watt
sour molasses. and then call it l'Sersapatilla Eilranf
nr Syrtlp..• nut such 14 not the article known ao the
cr.NUINE OLD DR ,JAf'oll TOWNSEND'S SAR-
=M
Tibia is no prepared. that all the inert properties Of
the ,Sarsaparilla root are, lirst MOW/Cit. every thing
capable of beetaninc arid or of fermentation, in extrat
tid and rejected ; tlicsievety 1111(11Cie Or medital vtrtne.
Is secured in a pore and eliticentrated form ; and thus
It is, rendered Inc:v:ol4,pr losinr, any of its valuable
and•healmg properties. :Prepared in tilts Way, It Is
•madh the most pony rnt teens in the
CURE OF INNIINIRRNBLE DISEASES.'
- Hence the reason why4„tvii hear commemlailons on
every side in its favor by-men, women. '..nd children.
We find it doing wonders in the cure of Clonstniquitm:
DySpepsia. and liver copplaint, and in Rheumatism.
St rofula, Costiveness. , all Clitooentis
Pimples, Blot chem. and all affections arising (ram
IMPURITY OF Tim Br..)01).
It pOnSeillea a learvellmin .411 .asy. in gn congas run
ari ring from Indigestion. from Aridity of the rlteniarn,
from unequal circulation, drfHrnhmnnn of blood to
the bead, King - Minn of the heart, told feet awl . told
hands, told chills- and hilt dishes over the body, It
bon not ils equal in Cobh, and C.mghs ; mid promotes
easy expectoration, and gentle - perspiration' /o.l.ll.ilift
nirithlre of the hens,, throat, and Pier) . Other part.
But in nothing is Its excellence More manifestly seen
and ricknoiniedged ,than an all kinds and stages of Fe
male Complaints,
It works wonders in case of Fluor Albi, or Whites,
Falling of the Womb. Obstructed, 6uppressed. oe
Painful Menses. Irregularity of the menstrual periods.,
and the like; and in as effe,rtnial in curing all the-form
of Kidney Disease. By rieniovlng obstructions, and
regulating the general systeln. it gives tone and strength
to the whole bnay, and dried cores all forms of
NERVOUS DISEASES ANI) DCBILITY,
And Mill prevents nr relieves a great variety of other
maladies. 'its Spinal Irritation. Neuralgia, at. Vitus
Dance, Stvonning. Epileptic Fits, Convulsions, &c.
It Is not possible for this medicine to fail to do good ;
It has nothing in It whorls can ever harm, it can never
soar or spot!, and iherefore, cart never loose Its cora
tine properties. It cleanses the blood, exciterithe liven
to healthy action. Imo, the stomach, and- Cities Rood
digestion, relieves lie howels of torpor and ennstiiia•
(ion, alla3 s intlarnationourities the skin, equalizes the
circulation of the blood, producing gentle warmth
equally all overdo. body. and atilt.. insensible perspire
[inn; relaxes all obstructions, nod Invigorate% the en
tire nervous system . Is nol this then, the medicine
you , ,pre-eminently seed But can any of the,things
be said of S I'. Townsend's interior artit le 1 This
young man'slnlniti is noun ho
COMPARED WITH TIM OLD DR'S
'Because of one grand fart, that the one is incapable of
deierioration, and NEVER ElgOlf,S, n Idle the other
does; it snurp, fr•ru,rnts, turd birMs the bottles con
taining it into fragments ; the sour. acid liquid ex
ploiting, and daitpuing other roods! Must. not this
horrible compound be poisonous to the system) What!
put acid lore a sPrtem already diyen , ed ritA arid! ha;
muses 03,14.115i:1 !MI acid 1 Llo toe not all knot•,
that tyllen fond sours In our .torliar b., what whirlite
it producos tintnt,•nre, heartburn. palpitation of th
heart, rninplailit. d'art inca, dysentery, colic, and
corruption of the Mood 1 %Vhat Is Scrofula hutan acid
humni in the body What produces all' the humors'
which bring nn It notions of the Skis. Scald Head,
Sall Rheum. Erysipelas. White Sweltings.rever Sores,
and all ulcer:aims interim! and external: it troth.
rug under-heaven but an arid substancr, which sours
and thus spoils nil the fluids of th, body, uteri' of less.
What causes Rheumatism, but a sour or acid fluid,
which insinuates itself between the Joints and else
where, irritating and Itillahting the tender anti delicate
tisanes upon which it nets I So of nervous disesses,
of impurity of the blood, of.deranced circulations, and
nearly oil the ailments w milk! iminan nature.
Now to it not hortible to nuke and sell, anti
ly Iforme`lll . .,ll.l. th,.%
80111tING; FF,RNICNTING. ACM " conrorria)"
MEC=
And yet he Would fain have It understood that Old Dr.
Jacob ToWnsen,r4 Genuine OriLlintil SyzateparillY, it
an IMITATION of his inferior preparatinNi
Heaven forbid that we should dent in an att-irle tvttich
would bear .the mo=t distant resemblance to S. I'.
Town.crors ankle: pod which would .hring down
'upon the Old Or. such a mountain I.ind of complaint 4
and eriininationg front A 2 ,1115 who ha,ye sold, and par
chnsers who have ii-ed S. P. Towns,4nd'sTertnetiting
Compound. We wi n ch it under:loo,l, heraiire it is the
allyolute troth, that rr l'ownsenitiPartlcic and (lid
pr. lamb Town.en,l's Sarsaparilla are henern-role
spurt and infinitely diyeintiltir; that they ore unlike in
every particular, having not one ~ingle thing in com
mon.
As S. P. Tnwnsend is no doctor.and never was, in tin
chemist, no pharmaceutist—knows no more M . medi
cine or disease than any other common. unscientific,'
unprofessional man, what guarantee eau the public
hove that they are receiving a genuine scientific medi
cine, containing all the virtues used in preparing it,
and which are incapable of changes whit h might ren-
derthem the agents of disease instead of health 1'
Dot what else should he expected Amin one who
k no ws nnihing comparatively of medicine or disease!
It requires a person of some experience, to cook and
icier up even a common decent meal, how Much more
important is it that the persons whn manutheture medi
cine, designed for weak sioniacha anal enfersilled sys-.
itema.shouid kitavr well the medical properties of plants,
the best manner of securing and concentrating thew
healing virtues, &snail extensive knowledge of the va• •
flout diseases which ;Alert the human system, and
how to adapt remedies to those disease., ! -
It is horrible to think, and to know bow cruelly the
afflicted ore imposed upon by premwaptuo t iv men r a w th e
sake of money ! Fortunes matte out of the agonies of
the Birk! add' no equivalent rendercilillie despair
ing stifferdrst
It is to arrest frauds upon the rinfortunate, In poor
balm into wounded humanity, In kindle hope in the de
ispairing bosom, in restore health and bloom, and vigor
Into the crushed and broken, and to banish infirrnity,
that-Old Dr. Jacob Townsend has sought and, found
he opportunity and means to bring hi, Grand linirers
eat Concentrated Remedy within the reach. and to the
knowledge of ail who need it. that they may learn and
know, by joyful experience, its
TRANSCENDENT POWER TO DEAL,
And thus to have the unpurrhasable satisfaction of
having raised thousands and althorns from the bed of
sickness and despondency to hope, health. and n long
life of vigor and usefulness to themselves, their fatal
lies and friends
Agents for this County. John'a. Mown; Pottsville;
James B. Falls, and J. W. Gibhg, 511herNville ; E. J.
Fry, Tamaqua. (Dec. 15, 1814. 51•
XVIII' WILL YOU SUFFER
TIIO,7AN DS of bottles orate American Compound
have been sniti during the pint year, and teas never
known to fail in curing in a few Says, the worst cocci
oft certain delicate disease. Rimlual wee knee, and all
diseases of the Vniary organ.. Persons nelicted. using
this pleasant and willowr remedy, need fear no erpolort•
an it leaves no odor on the breath, require. no roarie
steno in diet or hUslness—coolains no mercury or eon
Inns) tiro;" injurious to. the systeut. and Is adapted to
very ape, pot or condition. It-is also tbe host remedy
known for Flour Albus. or White, (female rompJaints)
with which thousand! sniff,. without the knowledge of
a remedy. This celebrated renWily has In.: been tried
in the private practice of.. physician with onerring sue
tees, radically Luting ninety-nino of the hundred cases
In a few days. Around each bottle are pain and MI
directions.
Cat:rms.—Ask for theArnerican flompounildindpur.
chase only of the agent. Price el lint bottle. •
J. G. Drown n
ot
Marilit.agents foe p,,, v 11.
c I. c . 7.1 . 17 ;Ng ,: z
c . c a n . b n p .
it A t w i4 e ui p
a l '
n 4 8 0 0
to
SIiIIziCRIDED has just received a IQ
of superior Drawing Penns, among s w om„, 4 1 , hicl
fo ar e
sik Fa t ;
hers, Reeves. Jarksuns.Cabees,
are put up In Denntilial Duxes assorted. Alan Draw
toe Donk. for beginners, Dinwing Cards. rare, All of
which will be SOW eery lusv,nt
• • BANNAN•S
' Jane° 4-1 • Chew, Balk and Variety Stared.
TURNIP SEED AND - PICKLING CUCUMBER
SEED.—Just received a 'Manly of Turnip Seed.
which tofll be a olitby the lb. nnund, or tingle
paper,—aloe Long Pickling Cueuirdier, and - Winter
Radish Seed. at• HANNAN'S
Join ID Cheap Seed and Veiling Store.
TSCUPT,
PO
i TelegrajSbie Correspondent
From on
cam THE LATEST MOMENT
iladelphl4, June :9. o'clock PL.
MARKETS
Flour-44 50 $4,521. Rye Flourn
-87: Grant-81,08 a 81;09. Corii- - 1
:1 a 61. Oats-33 a 34.
II By YESTERDAY'S MAIL. 4- : -
Forty caes of chblera were reported ~
Philadelphia city and districts on Thurs.
,
ay—l 3 deaths.—ln Cincinnati St.-I,ouis t , '
1 ew York, the c h o t cra ' st ill preails.
1
ARRIVAL Or THE HIBERNIA
SEVEW DAYS IetTER YEWS -
' - 1
The H i bernia arrived at Halifax, off
tie 27th insti., with 7 days later news:
An insureetion has taken place in Paris,
'caded by the Mountain party;
At one time the peril ivas - eminent; and •
n othing kat the courage and prudence of
the President, ; added by firmness and sa.
:icigt-prevented the:most serious cense-
uences. ! : • !:. _
e.Rome wag attacked on the 30th inst.,
by the Freneh, who succeeded in carrying
(.feral important' posts. The Romans ,
ost 800 men. Several other attacks were
Made in which_ the French lost the moat '
men. Rome, however, is still invincible, '
dnd will maintain her position M 411 haz
ards. !
The' city of Rheims in France is re
ported to. be in_ Gill insurrection, and to
hUve established a I government of Red
epublicans.i ! ,
In. France and England the cholera is
li evailinfr—in the fo i rmer as many as NO
d athra•_e_been reported in one day.
•
I
6 7:., Restrain on 311rricgi...—The npreme .
1 ourt or PenHylvania -has' reverted the recent
d ci,inn - ofJudge Lervi-4'ln the [3.90 of the widow
c%V them Geigley, of l, tancaster, and has de
ded that a tqatator cerritire.eribe credentials to
his widow in scfcrence to marriage, in devising
! el celatc to en
r — r Water lis: , ..cl:from Fairmount Works
i tom the first of the present month, the quantity
o' water used; n .the city, and the Districts of
`douthwark and Ziloyarnensinr, supplied by the
Oairmount wOirkei. Las zir,Viaged daily 5,610 938'
I1;.;111.0t1S. 1 ,
1 _,
1 L''''.'ne.r . ft,iy (fie Yard / —They sell beef in
unatlta by tho Yard. ,S ix and a quarter cents.
per yard. It 't a. colon:Ina- thing to coo a native
i f
With three oil our yards of beef thrown over hi,
l' di. eating I is dinner as he travels along!
. 17. Futumecring, for Hungry —tient. Mayne
eid, nho se ii, , d through the Mexican war, ep.! .
e,seil a large German sympathy meeting in'
ew York, i'ld other evilimg, with a view to
•ibe volunteers for, Hungary. - de number puf
,own their amen.
, .
I s in New irk during the work
'24, 473. i From apoplexy,' VI;
.: conhuinpriod, 44 : coneulai.ins, 44,
'; 13. Men; 134; women, 133;
d girls adl.
'erdon3 Cher'. 111 e Falb.—the bodies
sons carried beer the' Nisgara rail/
y evening, MrXharlea C. Adding—
, ng child, dadaliter of Mr, Cyrus, If :
..inat-maker; Huth resideirtyof Buff
vereketrayt i ron on rritt4.
who atierhptdd to rob an exchange
oville, lately„tv as shot by a clerk in
died romp dvs eller-yard. Ten
father of 1110 (burglar was killed in
I nor.
o Col. Jack
EV - Deca
. fi nding Juno
tloler,i,
,nd dyernieri
nyr, 1113, at
er Two'
the two pe
n %Veda', stl
n; and a yo
A.Forcet,e..
to, ware ree.
..4 ma
.ffiL• in Lou
ho nßiice, an
ear ag
he name ma
rir Deaf
Eagls.putills
the al
tinyti, (jell°
Fir" - The.
daY becn,dr.
lays.—Thu Mcmplda
th OaNestor!, doted on
ccs tho death of Jack
e•ti a triter fro,
-nnnou
IT, at-San A
ZEE
'undrty Lirpint
.oaEleeti by NI
Triffin in Nov l i prk
inynr 'lNontlinalf; in n
Ofirts'nre tcl . se Ratio
pr,el3rna , io
for its suppl i
re'll (4 I
ert officer of
Glick:lBnd, I!
end vigoruir4
N'teyrick to
r unck, tt2 Duke of
nt of o pulse eon-
Tectnt
jfraeonnN. hg
r).oie n
ni
00(__
taming £lO
Gump
NNO CON
nn.
'TVs
Ei'Tßt TED
) CHEM:V.
PU.R
pepsia, with I
lleart-b1
Colour, Pain'
Morbus, Dyse
thienza nrult)il
a preventive"
Anne; IghuJs
e of Arise:vies atising principally from a
debilitated state of tho system, as Dys
oipitations of the bean, Loss of Apt...
.rti ilead-ache. Hone beldam... Loon of
n,the breast, Nervous Debility. Cholera
itery, :Nieto ;ix feats, Colire GoUgh, in•
a troublesome (tough of oblare; amiss
by bracing the nyotem) to Fs vet nod
I and nervous raver It has no equal.
lion of Wild Carry ponsonoes a mark
ovei. nil otheroticlen, gold no ityrupn:
torts Id Wild ( henry ;--beine prepared
lich ensures a Nrcent rated and calcient
'i ne all' the well known gond ,qualitico of
nil warranted free fentrr. MI other drugs,
m and its preparat irfn A nr any other oar•
onisant taste of Sips Wine of Wild Cher.'
forlhe sitriLt Ilefl , fat,i3contarb.
e fthi nil much chenocr, than the mote
.n, sold undo tliS , , name of Wild Cherry,
concentrated and pure and put up In
rtes, and he W.l4katitttl to keep in any
1I
are sobiect to Fever and Ague, Ylitinns
/
I fin I .. Gimping' Wine of Wild Cher
nit preventive I y strengthening thin
terms, and its de Mleil topic properties
s a supormr stibstitute fur the so called
,
"Witte of Wild Chevy . ' 1.
Ilnenninirt. with the words:
d Cherry, ihitnda." blown
WA %I'rapp tr has the writ-
Hewn: Pr pared only by
Cheriihn and A nothecary•
bond] trot, l'hiladelehia.
... Rlll3 bOtrP9,
rottitille; and tan. R. Falli
JI • o iiii.l l—lB :M.
This pr.:par:.
pit superiority
Ital , ntny nr Ex
iay a process w
article, pa sex
the medirsne
espeela)lloph
CtOt ie. The pi
ry gn.atiy ex it
' It Will :lino I.
common ufitcl
beim_ far more
Inrce gnarl po
climate.
Persons wh
Peter. &t., wi
ry' an erell
Btoinwh and
- ernailml it
'Port ,Vine;'
!r. Cent!lne
II nal, hot
the nt V,,
nut
1 the l`ro
IT NI
\mill .4,
ft ill I, (Cr
Brown,
03-I)bp , rre - 111
put up In large
.. GIIIIIII^WS
in the (Ital.', a
ten e;izlintore
• B. II.(
Nu. 12,
Price $1 por
Agente:—.l. I
Mineraviile.
Not tor
t - eti
that it Is'i,tipet.
dun, 111
rv.,wheu freq
ie r an blrecondr
been p 'e'ar.bte.
used itlfor sew
prepiLred
borou4h.llucks
tall by
Who's:role tied ltet.
Fetr_lo 7.6mtd
alt for all Time:
•STO\'S
Day, 1
C. T. II
I 11.1. EN '
IF..
York,
nit,
t u " o r4B
;
arty
inju r e th.
ently 'old
ended ae I
in int o r
ral years,
IC. T. lIF'
Co. Pa.
used in rer.nsylvaJ
d ie may. be sod With truth.
it 'affords n beautiful
hot no the entiirn
d preserves it; in fact It
e ,ery !mid that hao eve,
nn r other country . , hlviilr
frotn experiener.
TON & Rich ,
'or, sale who'.,salo and re•
C.. C. ITL'GtiEtt,
r
~, , izis - t . an4 Ctemigt.
-_
I ___ rottgville, Pa l
mpson.
AGENT, AND
Eli ,141
REAL, ESTA.T,
IV:re is P:4!, Carbon
1 , 111 7 . Ant:m.llser will t!
13"11,!4. gnu rl,a
Reraq fur thepanc. in Il
lan nth, boAirie” runner
promptly atten d ed ro.
MOM
.Sch'ulakPl Coulty. Pc.
1m khorec of Coal Lands;
d Inner pt.-Tray, nod collect
•. Colinty of Schuylkill. and
ed ith Inc Ar-acy, %I ill be
. Eli TIIOMPSON,
Ot t , • ar t,,,,,. schoyix ill en, ~
-, e a 110r3CP i 3 ttilth. I.lq.
i .' 1-
esil. ,•:.
, Soi V, 7:•.rt!: 3.! mt. ['nth •
'i (May 12.,'4'1. 20.1?
Veteri to Dina Patierso
,tvilk.
Sant le.l
.. %Veil H. Wilco
. •
mil Feed,
, 1).1,i0 stiont•ocrgrr,
,tnken O4r
. 0:,1, , I Mill, be-
I
to liply t h eir and nat.
and Feed of ere!? de
0ce...C 1
liOLLENDE1101:11
21-ti
Flour 1
rritc.a.eri l ers, !lath
,1 longlnattt lib cstate
teacett. are (lOW pri•Nrel
eOFIO , IICIS wllll
ecripteon at reltonable pi
JAt.:Oll 111
eViiTttAT
.Ittne 2, 1949.1
tt' 1
[
pi, Borderas, &.c.
- 11 !EOM - TIMIS ernbraelnit
i
A ill ;FOITII MANUrAL7%.I:
gre: ler variety Thornton be
ent In Philadelphia or New
Vane!. Detorat inn and God
r .ale at city prices, at'
I .11ANNAN'8
------
iniper itanxt
-4)(11(1ii PtEr:ES l'A r
A.tt /UV :01 iNe Vatir r.
npnA, which ijcpsent.t a
land In any J>tah!islitr,
liciro. r Worn
l'4ers, just opi , ar..l and t,
Mriich 21-13] I Ciwap
•cI DANifi'S SA)
TIIE subtler: er g
ha+ jnr
lAfrip.4,anlnn whtel
erts'l ImprovNl,Safety
In
the h.,4t a;rnl safest
Europe. For Nate at lea
port) , ,, p l r at
ri
raqr and variety Stop. I
'E IC LAMPS.
a re c iv rd a supply of Safety
ate a few of Upton & Rob=
mp., yhlch la acknowledehy
now In one In the mines of
prices than they fan ho Ina=
lIANNIIiIVt? I,
AP illki'nk and variety ?Ain't.'
T
11 )-A . I r T a , I W 4 n o Itn ll iS eit
klndg. to intve_rtil ' an ' tl Tart
.--,Frir the axle. nr Carria
id Care and Machinery of all
ant friction.
nd Inn S3IC by CLEMENS ar
Fr l ctir,reire °fano article,in the
n 101: flu and retail Hardware
Ile. ichuylkill County, Pa..
. . .... .
The. artier:" le:prepared
PAWN, themily mann
tlniei.lSiatea,itt thole w
and Drug ;gore In Pottsv
nem MINER thatnone
tan alpnture of the itivel
nem,. upon' ench pat
T7iiißatit Y CUT
allft tiorlment of
American Manaarture,
de, nluch eheipeet jU , t
tail, 41.
June 10, 6-)
tY.—A tatf.te anti !Oen
end Pocket Cutlery nn
tor to the impnrird nni
tiVEti tv hole:ale 'and rer.
ItVatank'aerk
nt: and Variety B curs*.
itoon
El:n3lsrlmx•
the Mem!
.tn hi niah a rpperlor SI!
‘lie OM exietrleneed Sli
tenil„tn any moo, With , .
eralletrnr. rk sample
the e,itfirc or Joisrph ne
any Inforruatlyn require ,
Ire DA. II
a, to Lehi
LI xAt.l% Utterer, li•get
with! music Samuel
eateiint I!
Juin 2.1,
mope without the wr:t
nd prortfothr,Chat. C
Ti: I:I:4I`ECTFI 7 . -
they ore fully pr. pared
or ; uud
' in lye it employ will at-
It . b. and nn the moat lItt•
i.ir may be iota . at
Architeci. wu., vet
with ‘s horn orders may
J. RVIIERTA Ar. Co.
Cat hon Co '
THI PIANA.—The
jib several ether ;dime..
r, last recANeired anNAN'S d tai
look and Maple gumr.