Wit cut fitimor.
(I::Pillarriage.—An drain's" , mieloine that tom•
presses two people into one person.
tr,Who is the mod unfortunate speculator
mentioned in the Bible' •
Jonah, tweet:m.ll.h° went whaling and got regu
larly sucked in.
MP' No; than Thomas, whet are yea bAing
ce: my. table them :"
4.001 y the paper what's written all over, iir ;
halo% toddling the clean."
Speaking of poonler. reefiels us of a laJy
last week, with so much of it on her !See,
that she Ara/ refilled admitt;ance into as Omni
bus. far fear of an• explosion. Wonder if she
drat blow up the driver 3—[Syracuse paper.
VO - Douglass Jerrold suet—untie women, ere
■II alike. Wben they are inside, they're mild se
milk; once make them ariyee.and they lean their
back spinet their marriage certificates and defy
you'"
a'A place for every thing• acid . tivery thing in
its place; ss the. old . lady said when eho slowed
the broom, - ^"bollosrs. balb of yaro, two babies,
three eats an s gridiron in an old nun. .
. L.
- ry...4re you in lots Maria I'
•
•Yes, mother.'
glow much!' .
. .
qifeil, I don't know exactly, but I should
think about fire feet, for I feel an °Tartish like.
What's that!" asked • schoolmaster,
potiving to X.
dally'a name." "No, Ton blockhead, it
is x.
wraint X norther ! led dei!Jy'a name, for I
have seen him write it many a rime.
irrArt Epigra
Why is a dandy like • a mushroonl GITO it up!
93ecause he's a regular sap-head—
His waist is remaikahly slender,
His growth is exceedingly rapid.
And his top is uncommonly tender !
girl. forced by•her parents into s disa
greeable match with en old, man whom she de•
tested, when- the clergyman. came to th■t part of
.the service where the bride is asked if she con
sented t take the'bridegteorn for her husband,
said with - great simplicity.
'Oh dear, nn sir; but you' are the first penny
- who has asked my opimon about.the matter!
efrlVeto Proof of lauxication.—.linw: said
.8 Judge in Missouri, to , a witness on' the elan&
-*hoer do you know' the plaintiff was intoiicatcd
on the evenink referred to?
"Because I seen him n few minutes after the
muss, trying to pull off his dowsers with • boot
jtck.'
Verdict fur, the defendant. See Blackbtone
page 37, vs. Gin and Sugar.
re . "Bay,' said a traveller to a Milo fellow
clothed in pinta and roundabout, but minus anoth•
- or very important article - of wearing apparel
-.boy ; where's your !bin -
'Mammy's warping lt
.Have you no other!'
'No other !' exclaimed the urchin with
indig—
nant acorn ; *Would you want a person to have a
cthousand shirts:
rir Blank Verse. —Most blank verse .reminds
us of a story we hese sordewhere heard, of the old
lady's illustration to her daughter of tho difference
between two kinds of ftyle. "For instance,"
said the old lady, -
4, "1 went &fen to the mill. dams
And when I got there I fell down slant."
Now, that's poetry. This is blank verse
9 went down to the mill dant.
And when I got there I fell down whop."
tWA Gentle Hit.—A spruce younenaan, gal.
'laming his intended, , was conversing upon the
late turn out, when he remarked that '•be wished
be was able to maintain all the factory gilds in Low
ell for six months. He would do it to prevent their
returning to the mills." liis fair one, who till
now had been a silent listener to his patriotio
dis
course, replied, with a sigh,
"Ab, sir; I wish you were able to maintain one
•of them."
Ir7' Getting on their Legs again.— ,, Masi
news to day r said a merchant to his friend
I lately.
"What newer responded the other, , nothing.
only tithes grow better,—people are getting on
•their legs again."
"On their legs!" said the first, don't see how
yon t3n make that out."
"Why, yes, replied the other, "folks that used
, to ride are obliged to walk now;-. is oat that get..
tiog on their legs again 1"
7 . 4 Good Season.--Mr. C., Who "drives the
;Ridge Road stage," is a great wag.
"There's a young - woman lying in that ere
house yonder,' slid he to us, as we were tiding
en the outside with hint last summer, "there', a
young women, been lyin' there near about a
month, and they haven't buried her yet ! •
"Why not?" we innocently inquired. ,
"Cause she ain't dead !" quietly remarked Ntr.
• C., and then he tickled the ear of• the nigh lead•
-er with his whip.—[Phatda„ paper.
do Irish genilemsn seeing a heap of rubbish
la Marriott yard, called a servant and asked him
why he did not cart it asap.
"You bare ao cart your honor," replied the
servant.
"Then dig a hole on the corner of the court
•and put it inw,that"
"And where shall I put the dirt that I am going
•to dig out of• the bole !" said the servant.
"Why you ' blockhead ! make a bolo !erg..
enough to hold the dirt and rubbish, too," replied
.the Irish gentleman. •
t...7".4 young lady recently entered the etore of
a fashionable milliner, with t i►ho her family Ore
tarquainted. for the purpose ot making some trd•
ling purchase.
"flow is your mother miss ?" politely Moak d
the lady of the stare.
"She is not very we 11 ,4 replied Affectation,
"Ah what is the matter with her 1
"She kll down etaire end hurt her curls* .
tender."
•'Her what,"
, Her eurtesp bender."
-Why what is that'!" inquired the puzzled
milliner.
I , 'Wbp her knee I"
Rut Me Doctor says you must.— A physi
cian called on, a sick bay, and not find ng wri
tang utensils handy. wrote iwith a chalk a pre.
scription on the dnor, end said: "Herr, madam,
when your son 'Woke', rive him this; it is in
emetic, and will do him , 'good." The ignorant
woman looked at the doctor in amazement, bur
trusting to his great skill, said nothing.
As soon as the boy opened his eyes, she took
the door froth' its binges, and carrying it to the
bedside said: "Here, my son, you must swab.
low this ; the doctor left it for you."
'But mother, I can't."
"Well, I don't gee bow you can either, but
-you- most try, for be says you must, and he
iinaws,"
arles Ilarlet,
PASIIION Ch ABLE HAUL CUTTING
AND
$
HAVING SALOON.
Near Hie terrier ef Centre glad .V alet Streets,
•
KEEPS CONSTA POTTSVILLE.
following articles:isiTLY on hand and for ante, th e
A large and splendid monnment of colored Lithograph
print, •iogie or by the hundr ed,
Turner and Fiskar's song and Toy Book in great veil
ety,single or by the doxen.
Dream nooks, Letter Writtra.iipellltzg Rooks, Primers
Emenon's and Cobb's Readers, Copy and Pale
Books,
• Comte and other Almanacs single or by the dozen,
Steel Pots and Molders,
I` , Pucket Books. Playing Calds,Dorninn• L e,,,,,, nai i on,
lotions Telling, and Courting Cards,
-Shaving Cream and Soap, Wash Balls, Sand Soap, and
other Fancy Soaps, Eztrarts, dec,,
Jules Ilauel's Genuine Bear's Oil, Oz Marrow, Curling
Fluid, and Cologne Water, single or by the dozen,
Tooth.ithiving. Hair, and Clothes Bruahea,
Dressing, Pocket, and Fine Tooth Combs;
Mason's and Frank Miller's Water Proof Oil Blacking
Stocks, Collura, and Sospendent,
Razors and Razor Strops.
j.arge assortment of Ladles' Curls,
.Clerk dorm op In the best manner.
hgs also on hand Dorang's Terpsichore or Ball
Itu Met, Shaving. flair Cutting, dcc., performed
Boom G 0... i tylg . *Razors done up at the
B the meat app.. tHec23.'4B2-375-
beam Coder.. VOL; B—Just Wallah
I 2 ns itaroar., I BAN.N.e xass N'a
-LI ed and for sale at
• inquotwol Law 4. 1 34
emu Jrt rtc
SILENCE.
Thar d,sadfot CaltrA I TIE Lanes are is danger
Tile work of Oa destroys lett Sorsa
Tie cough of emusaptroa hall in •
it a sound of Death J
A"you a mother, Tour darling child. your Idol
and earthlyjoy. t now, PerhaPs.contined to her
chamber by a dangerous cold—her cade cheeks., her thin
shrunken fingers,_ tell the bold disease, has already
gained upon her-.the sound -of her sepulchral cough
pierces your soul.
Wang man, when Just about to 'enter life, disease
sends a heart-crushlogblight ever the fair prospects of
the future—your hectic cough and feeble limbs tell o
your loss of hope, but you need not despair. There I
.a balm rohkh will heal the wounded tunes. It 1. '
SHERMAN'S ALL-HEALING BALSAM.
Mrs. ATTREE,thevifeTif Win 11. Attree,Eag. was
sires' up by Dr. Bewal of Washingtoh, Drs. Roe and
McClellan of Philadelphia, and Dr. MotrofNew York.
Her Mondial] thought she' must die. 'She had every
appearance ofteing In consumption, and was so pro
nounced by her ptweleians—Sherman'S Balsam was
given and it cured her.
Rev. HENRY JONES. 100, Eighth avenue, was
cured of cough and catarrhal affection of 50 years
standing. The first dose gave him more relief than
all the other medicine he bad ever taken. Dr. L. J.
Beal., In. Delaney street. gave it to a sister-in-law.who waslaboring under ConsumPtion,ann to another
merely afflicted with the Asthma. In both rases Its
effect were Immediate, and soon restored them to com
fortable health.
DR. SHERMAN'S COUCH LOZENGES
Cure the moat obstinate cases! of Cough In • few
, hours. Th have cured a large number of persons
who have b ee n given up S heir physicians and friends,
and many who havabeen reduced to the verge of the
grave by spitting blood,Consuinption and Beetle fever.
by their use have had the rose of health restored to
their haggard Cheek; and now live to speak forth the
drains of this Invaluable medictefe•
DR. SIIERMAN'S WORM LOZENGES ,
Have been proved In more than 400,000 cases to be
nfailible, in fact the Only cyaltyn worm destroying
medicine ever discovered., Chi dren will eat them
whem they cannot tor forced to take any other medicine.
and the benefit derived from the administration of
medicine to them in this fora. is great beyond descrip
lion. When the' breath of the child becomes offen
sive, and there is picking of the nose, headache, dro w
sin ess, starting during sleep,distarbed dreamaawaking
with fright and screaming. tronblesonie cough, fever
ishness, thirst. voracious appetite, sickness of the
stomach, and bloated stomach—these are among the'
many prominent symptoms of worms, and can be re
lieved by these incomparable Lozenges. They have
never been known to raii.
DR. SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Relieve headache, ricrVoUs sick headache, palpttation
of the heart and sickness 'in a very few minutes.—
They cure lowness of spirits, despondency, faintness,
colic, spasms. cramps of the stomach, summer or
bowel complaints—they keep up the spirits, dispel nil
the distressing symptoms of a night of dissipation, and
enable a pemon to undergo mat mental orhiidily toil.
DR. SiiiilMAN'S POOR. MAN'S PLASTER
acknoWilged by all who have ever used it to be
the best strengthening plaster in the vs orld,Aand A sov
ereign remedy for pains and weakness in the back,
(nibs, aide. breast, neck, limbs joints, rheutnatism.
lumbago, Sce. , • One million o year will not supply the
demand.. Caution is necessary, as there are many
.unprincipled persons who would force dipurions arti
cle upon the community . . Ile careful to get Sherman'e,
four Man's Master, with a • 'foe simile" of his written
ennui on the back—none others are genuine, and will
do more hurt than coml. Dee. 240-1 y
'BUMG!tAtii)PTaItGATIVE.
FOR.the cure of Headache, Giddiness, Rheumatism
piles, Dyspepsia, Scurvy,Stnallpox,Jaundice,Pa in
in the Back, Inward Weakness, Palpitation of Ills
Heart, Rising in the Throat, Dropsy, Axthma.Fevers e
all kinds, Female Complaints. Measlea, Salt Rheum
Ileartliutn, Worms, Cholera Marlins, Coughs. Quinsy,
Whot.ping Crumb, Consumption, Fits, Liver Complaint
Cryslpelas. Deafness, Itching of the Skin, Colds, Gout,
Gravel, Nervous Complaints, end a variety of other
diseases, aching from lat parities of the blood, and oh
itr,lC{l9os in the nrgans of digestion.
Experience Sian proved that unarly every disease ori
ginates frnm impsrniea of the blond or derancement nl
the dlgestiv e organs; and to secure health, wq must re•
Vll.PCUVlColtsieurtious or restore the blood to its na
tural state.
The aversion to taking medicine is mosteffectualyreg
moved by Clickner's Veletgble Purzotire Pills; nein
eompletelyenveloped with a coating orrwril While/Mg.?
(WhiCn f. as.disi Met from the (sternal Ingredients as a
tint shell from the kernel) and have nntaste of medicine.
Moreover they neither nauseate or gape in theslighlest
degree, but operate equally nn all the diseased parts of
the ryvern.lnotend orronfinlog theroselvoo to acid mac
yr any particular region. Thus, if the Liver lie affec
t:it, one togredieut will operate on that particular or
gan, and by cleansing It of any racers of bile, restore
it to Its natural state, another will operate on the
blood,and remove all impurities in Its circulation,while
a third will move all impurities in its circulation, while
atliird will effectually expel whatever impurities may
have been discharged in the stomach, and hence they
drat at the rent of disease, remove all impure humors,
from the body open the pores externally and internally;
separate all foreign and obnoxious particles from ills
chyle, so Gifu the blood may be thorotiehly pure—thue
securing a free and healthy action to the heart, lungs.
andliver; end thereby they 'Moro heatth,even iv hen
all tither means have fatted
The entire truth of the above can be artertalned by
the trial of a single box.; end their virtues are no posi.
lee and certain In retuning health, that the proprietor
hind, himself to return the money paid for them in all
cases w here' limy do not give universal satisfaction.
Retail mice,.la ens. per box, -
Principal office, No. 66, Vesoy street, New York.
The fitlfoiving are the agents in Schuylkill county for
Clickner's.Vegetaide Purgative Pills, and Dr. Sher
man's-All-Healing Balsam, Linen:tea and Planters
Tamaqua—E. J. Fry, and Milner & Morgenreth ;
Patterson'—M. Schwartz; Middleport,Jno.
Port Cailion—H.,Shissler: Pottsville—F. Sander , on,
and J. 0. Rinivn St. Clair—Hughes ; Note Castle—
Geo. Reifsnydet,'; I). Otto; Miners
ville—James B. Falls; Llewellyn—lneas Baud - man;
Tremont—Rahn & :Wingert ; Pint tgfrte—Paut Barr;
Orwigsburg—Joseph Meitner ; Port Clinton—Lyon
; New Philadelphia—Wm.ll. Barlow;
fiaven—Levan& Kauffman; end. also h'Y.J• S. 0-
ARM. Wholesale and supplying agent', Pottsville
Dec 2. 49. 49-1 v
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FRES II iqpORTED triEEN AND BLACK TEAs.
krOm J. C. Jentans & C.,
TEA DEALERS..
8. IV. corner ofCt cc; neand - Trelftk strecte;
PIIII.4IDELtHIA:
it —One of our panne/a having leaned the Tea
1. 1 1 •business of the Chtnese themselves, during a rest-
Attire of Seven year , among them, the pnbie may there
fere e aped of US the fullibene fit of the knowledge and
experience thus acquired.
To our flack teal., panticalarly, we wish to call at
tention as possessing a degree orstrength and richness
Of flavor seldom equalled. Mack teas are universally
used by the Chinese, who consider the Green lit only
fat foreignerr. Out physicians also recommend.the
niuk as making a more healthful beverage than the
Green, Each package is 60 secured as to retain the
virtues of ow lea for a long time in any climate. and
contalusfeit ineigkreftra,lneependent of the tem , and
paper with which It Is enveloped.
J. C. JEX-KINS & Co.
The. Minks , nmrcante tea, put up In 1, I, and I lb.
parkages just receive (boil will he coustabily kept for
sate by the subscriber J. WHITFIELD.
Xns, 29, 1919.. •LIB
Faiille.SiOCk 9 nl
FALTS FOR THE PEOPLE
Ilt: CONSTANTLY inertroxing popularity nod sate
all A. Fahnettock's-Vernilfuge has induced per
snns are envious of its success, tripolm off upon
-the public. preparations which all medial men know
to be ruedicocinos to expelling worms feast,, the system.
This Vermifuge made Us way into public tam upon
tho groarad of its own intrinsic merits, more than any
other medicine of the kind now used; and while many
worm remedies have. by dint of puißrig. been forced
into safe, and -shortly alter gone into, the obscurity
which their tenableness justly merited : R. A. Pohne
.c or ic ic veymifuge continues to be 1611mph:tally sus
rained. It hot only to be used and Its effects will folly
sustain all that ts said of tlt vynnderful expelling power
CERTIFICATE.
Wales, Erie Co., New.Yorle. Jan 7, 1913.,
We testify that we have used B. A. Fahnestock's
Vermifttgo in our families, and in every case it has pro
vided a decided Sod etrectital remedy for expelling
worms from the Breton. We cordially recommend It
to parent. who has evkildren antrii'd that dan
gerous malady. ELON virtmt.
tv.v. R. PALNE,
ROBERT MAY .
• JOS auanouhris:
For sale, wholesale and retail at the drug warehouse
of It. A. FAHNESTOCK do Co.
Corner of Slott nod Wood sta. Pittebnrc, Pa.
For sale In Pottsville, at CLEMENS & HEISLER'
Prim. Stare Mee. IL 1843. SO-
ELME WHITE LEA. 11.
Wetherlil it grottier,
ta7,lpC;lilt.
have now a g p, o s n7d North r
y r n t ! I l
I , e
w Street .
athl ,
ranted mere win= LEAD, pod those customers who
have been sparingly supplied in consequence of a
on the article. ehall now have their orders filled.
No known ruhetance possesses those preservative an
beautifying properties. so desirable in a paint, to a
equal extent with unadulterated white lead; hence an
admixture elf °their materials only mars Its tilde. I
hus,thercfore, been the steady him, ibel matairfaciurerl
r nem e n y eearn, to supply to tie public n perfectly par ;
white lend. and the unceasing demand for the article, Is
prooft het{ it has met wick favor. It is invariahlybrand,
ed on one MAI: WETHERILL & BROTHER in full,
and nn the other, warranudpure. alkln red letters.
:,heap, China Glass and
queens-Ware.
BEING DESIROUS OF ENLARGING OUR DUST-
NESS'with the citizens of Pottsville, and its vi
cinity. we are induced to lay before them the claims
of our hbuseto their patronage.
Having the largest and most complete stria In this
country. we can offer great inducements both in su
perior quality and price, In rreilek; Emplielo. Germs,.
andr &A
an China. the real free Stripe Mats, (the
stron ,st ware mads. 4 ss. Liverpool awl Oranzie
'Ware. Fisk, Mouth& and Cat Maas.
We well sell for Cash to any person a DINNER - SET,
TEA SET, CWAAICER SET, or a SINGLE PIECE.
Airless money than any Wholesale or Retail 'Home
can, because the Wholesale floosies must necessarily
sell on credit, which we do not, and Retail Houses do
hit a small business in comparison with ours. To all
which UW111101214 respectiiilly requested.
TYNO&LE & MITCHELL.
No: 210 Cite/eat Street, above Seventh.
Phliadti)bla, Feb. 21, '49. g-ly
14111ILDEFS9 ItaiIDWILRE.—A complete assort
" mem of Snllders, Saddlers. Carriage Makers, and
} lonse•kcepers. Ile rdirare at rednend prima. • •
July 91-] BRIGEIT dq POTT.
HATOMES' CELEBRATED CHEMICAL row
der for Rater Stropitt unrivalled and unequalled In
the annals of the Nineteenth Century. Warranted to
predate a tine smnoth edge In one mlnute,or the mon-
Irefunded. Per ache by the undersigned, at the
wn nail Iron Store,.
July W. 3N Lamar 1 Potr.
UT - n• AV EL Cf s lii — ntney — alla — irt. - 111fiWorill•
'..1144191t111 Camay. Pc. ACM 1.11.:43-
THE .MINERS' JOURNAL, AND POTTSVILLE - GENERAL ADVERTISER.
SC/I. HAVES, 1111SERSVILLE .MD
' TRESIOSIT PASSENGER LINE.
t.
•
:11 -Wig
cimAroE Or Boom.
ma after r'Monday, April Rd.tbe line will be
V renal follows. Iris.:
Lease Blineraville (or Schuylkill !raven at 51 and
Si o'clock. A. M., and 4 o'clock. P. M.
Leave, Senn rlitlft Haven for Minersvilie at before
la„Mll. 14., and, al P. M.
Leave Mlneraville for Tremont at I o'clock, P. M. •
Leave Tremont (or Pottsville,Bllneterttle and &hurl
kill Haven; at 3 o'clock. A
P. ft.
F RE.
Frtnit Minenville to Schorlloll Haven, ZS cts.
ilaveril to Tremont, 50 "
Minetavilte to Tremont,, 40 ,•
An Omnibue will run between Pottsville and West
wood to connect with the Tremont Train. leaving
Pottsville at 131 o'clock, SI . and leaving Westwood
immediately on tits arrival of the Train from Tremont.
Fare from Pottsville to West wood, 13 cis.
*All baggage at the aware' risk.
.W3I. T. CLARK.
Proprietor.
Pottsville, 0ett3'48,441
LITTLE. 9CRUYLSILL 7 6. ROAD.
fmrtr' , .^ 6 ^ , ." 1 4 . - •"
• V.A. •
. ARRANGEMENT FOR THE MIMI': A'ND
PASSENGER CARA .ON THE LITTLE
SCHUYLKILL RAILROAD.
THE Passenger Train leaves Port CI nton,dally. (Sun
days excepted) on the arrival orate morning train
on the Reading Railroad from Philadelphia—arriving at
ppamaqua
&cl in time to dine. Leaves. Tamaqua half
ast one ock, P.M., In time to connect at Port at
Clin
ton with the afternoon train, on-the Reading Railroad
from Pottsville toPhiladelhhia.
PARE.—To Port Clinton, 75 cents; to Philadelphia,
$ 3 56.
The freight train reaVes Tamaqua daily,' (Sundays
excepted:l. at 6 o'clock, A. and Port Clinton at 4
o'clock, P.M. A passenger ear runs in connexion with
the Freight train, to chat passengers for Phtindelpbta
can take the morning train of cars on the Reading Rail
road at Port Clinton. Tare the rime as in the othet
train. J 011 N ANDERSON:,
Tamaqua,Oct29-44) General Agent.
Summer Arrangement.
PIMA., READING &
A DA DPOTTSVILLE
R&M .
=
CHANGE OF HOURS,
Ara Two Titsrss Esen.wav DaUS. ewers . suansLyi.
fi:i and sifter blonelny.April Id, 1049, two trains will
n t./ run Cacti Way, daily, between Philadelphia and
Pottsville.
Morning Ilue (ateconnindolion). leaves Philadelphia
at 7) weinel A. M.,' (Sundays excepted) passers Read-
Ine al 10.45 A. 51 ~.
The above line steps at alt sexy stations, as comedy.
, A. rTEltitOnN I.l%E—t , Art Toone.
1
eaves Philada. daily, (ex- Leaves Pottsville daily (ex
ceprSundays) at .2.30 eept Sundays) at 2.35
' \ Phreniswille, 3.15 " Sch. Haven, 2,37
' si pottstowP, : 7 , ...4.15 "t Port Clinton, 3.011
" Reading, - 5.00 " Reading. 3.50
port Clinton, 5.45 " Pottstown, 4.30
" SZli. Unveil, • din, " Phrenisville, 5.00
Aes at Pottsville, 6,2niArr's at State Road, 5.50
The afternoon train will atop at the above minted I
lotions; passenger for other points must therefore
take the mdrnlng line.
Dope( isi Philadelphia corner Broad and Vine stn. •
No passengers Can enter the ears, stnicsS provided
a ith tickets. \
NOTlClL—FiftypoUnds'of baggage will he allowed
to etch passenger In these lines; and passengers ate
erpreskly prohibited front table!: anything as baggage
knit their wearing apparel whet will be at the r is k of
he Owner. No 'freight will betaken by these lines.
fly miler of the board el manazers. zg-
S. BRADFORD, Sec'y.
Phila.. 0ct.29. 1513. • . 43- 1
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PIMA, 'LEADING it. POTTSVILLE; -.
. RAIL ROAD. ' • -
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON 31ERHANDIZE. -..'
1 - 1 N AND AFTER April Int, ISO, Goods will be
5..) forwarded with Alespatch at the following rates
of freight. between,Prittrieilla and the points below
stated, per ton of 3000 lbs.
Been-eel* Pottarills&Steers Pottselile
. - ilia PAffa. I and Readied'. i
l'lnsteatinestone. Rittman.) i
ous Coal, Nand, Iron Ore, }2 00 1 00
and Bricks. 1 J
.
131ormis,Lime, Timber,Stonc. 1
•Itosin, Tor.. T. it :h. new
Turpentine, Ma rble,Gl ir . id-L z
I 10
stones, nails, spike!, 5".1
-
and pig iron, broken cora
inesoramer, and pratdrette.
Ilar Inrn, floor, salt, load.)
hatlt:r.tiv tahacca.nalt tcref I
end pork, lumber, grain. I
. iron castings, sugar, mar.}2 33 130
' IaSSF.s, green codes. %nun- I
tons, salt pew, brimstone, I •
rind rye chop, I i
Floor, per bbl. - II
Oil, eroceries vinegar. w his...l
key, machinery, cheese, I
lard,tallow, rags, leather, I
raw -hides. paints, White 1.411 1{ 00
and red tard.n3 sters,beniP,
glue and cordage, steel, 1 . ~ .• .
~
bran and ship stud. I J
" .;
I
Raw cotton and wool,cigars,` 1 .
fresh meta, fresh 11 ,I'. dry • .
goods,tl rum. and medicines, •, ' ' •
foreign liquors, wines anal •
leas, glans, china, and' - ,
titwensware' poultry, con
tectictiary, books nod sta. }5 0 235 •
tionary, spirits turpentine.
camphine, hunted coffee,
lino and cops, boots and
shoes ' bonnets, feathers, 1
trees, bops. spins, l . urni- . •
Dire, by weight. . J
No additional charges for commission, storage, or
receiving or delivering freights ntany of the Company's
depoili on the line. , 1. 3 P01 13 , 'OB.. ,29.41
---- --
9994,99999 r i E77 17'9r°11?' . 9,-, 9 'VAA
OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA 7
3 : a READING RAIL ROAD comvAls v. ;
-- PAI/ader pkia,D c. 20th% me.
,v OTIPE: is hereby given, that the ates 0( Freight
t\ and Toils on Coal tranvported by this Company.
IL ill be agfollows from tannery Ist, In 91
To . From 111.Carbon.S.1 aven.P.Clinton
Richmond, until Jusin 1, 1019 60 55 35
Philadelphia, do di: 60 55 25
Inclined PlangintilDer. 2l ,do. 70 65 4S
Sieetown, do 70 8.1 43
Cerniontown TI IP, So 70 05 45
Fats oE : Schuylkill, d 0 70 65 45
Manaytink, A do - .60 55 25
Cons) ehor ken and' i
Plymouth It. R., do 50 45 : 30:
Torn clot I mile be--
low Norristown, do 45 40 55
'Norristown or Bridge
part. • do 40 33 20
port Kennedy, dn. 35 130 15
Valley Forge, dil .10 '17.5 10
Phrenliville. di, 20 15 00
Royer's Ford, do 20 15 00
Poltsinwn, . die IS 10 00
I Douglassville, • do )5
1
0 00
' Baumstown, dO 10 05 05
Reading. do 05 00 05
Between Reading
and Mohrsv tile, do Oil 55 00
Mishrsville, do - P 5 00 85
Ramberg, , do 75 70 05 -
Or wigsburg. ' do 115 110 . 55
, The freight and milli on emit to Richmond, and
Philadelphia, during the menthol of June, July, aad
August will he
From M l •Carhnn.S.llaven.P.Clintnn.
170 10 , 5 195
I'And on and iifter 5 1
.ept. lit,
f in.Docember ,2lot, .15rj 100 . 1
73 1 33
By order of the 3oard Or m..ng , •ro.
6, BRADFO.II2, Secretary.
Dec2l;4B-5200 'i
L.
2frf 71"
7 %74 - f t e .,
""4
' I
LIVINGSTON'S, r.NPO.P.SS
IA E ARE PREPARE!) TO receive and for ts:ar
V V Pally per Passenger Train. 4nur E xpreen Car
brinx niwav• In ebargeot mperlal messengers) race
liandic.e of Alldesuiptiosaa ' packages.bendlen , s p ec i e
tank notes, ¢c. .
Alen ',articular attention paid to collecting Rills,
Drafts and .kcennuts',
Packages and Goods diliverM dally to all interme
diate places betweer. Pheladeltattia tad ?cantle.
OFFICES.
Centre Street, Pottevllle; Yo. 43, South Third street.
Philadelphia.;' No. 6, Wall alreewlient York; Aio $,
Court street' 11.4t0n
Ft!tt: 2 I] C STON. k
Luzerne Iron Works, near
Ilazleton.
41,:a
HUDSON & ALLEN.
731:0PRIETORS of the above named establishment,
1. respectfully informs! theis patrons and the pubic
generally, that they have taken the large build/00hr.
meey used (or the Machine Shop, connected voith the
Sugar Loaf Coal Works, to which they have added a
Foundry, and are now prepared to build Steam En.
eines of every size, Pumps, Coal Breakers, Railroad
and Drift Liars, and to fulltish Iron and Brass Casting"
of every description aultable to the Coal mining or .auF
other businesii, on the most rescattaide terms.
Repairing of all kinds done with neatness, sad de
spawn. at the /rawest prier...
All work furnished by them will be warranted to
perform well. They would solicit the custom of those
who may want articles( in their line to this vicinity.
All orders will meet with Immediate and prompt at
tention. B t W. HUDSON
MID
=
PASCAL IRON WORKS.
r-erMrs
us;
PHILADELPHIA.
WELDED Wrought Iron Flues, Suitable for Loco.
V otives,Marine and ntber Steam Engine Boilers,
from Sto 5 inches In diameter., Also, Pipes for Gas,
Steam and other purposes; Astra strong Tube for Hy
draulic Presses; Hollow! Pistons for Pumps of Steam
&Ones itc. Manufactured and for Sale by
MORRIS,TASKIER& MORRIS,
Warehouse B. E. corner;3d and Walnut its., Pbilada.
Plitlada. Nov. 25d
Eagle Iron Works,
••••e. ft
IN TUE uoßovart OF POTTSVILLE.
rOLVERLY CONDUCTED . BY C. IV. pfracv.
J. WREN & CO.
ESPECTFULLY announce to Omit blends and the
public that they have Mien thii establishment,
and respectfully - talk!: a continuance of the custom
of the troths. Being practical Mechanics. sheyglatter
themselves that their knowledge and experience of the
baldness will enable them to turn out work that will
not fall to give se di/Scapa' to the most fastidious.—
They are crenated to insnuhmtute Steam Engines,
Pumps, Coal Breakers, Broil Can, Railroad And other
'Castlodsoie• ,
All orders thankilillyrccelvid and pionninlyemmted
votna most reasonable term*.
• .TOIIN WREN.
THOMAS WREN
hod 210 '49—.17-17) JAMES 'WHEN
New Partnenihl#
mom.
IN Tag TRANSPORTATI6N AND
BIIBINESS
THE ..derstined entered mina partnership on the '
fast inst., under the Ann of CONRAD. CARTER
& Co.. for the transactlon of a Trammortallon an 4
CommLoolon Buslpeu on the Reading Rallroul.atta the
Roads connected therewith, and respectfully solicit a
continuance of the patronage wnleh has been berets)•
fore so liberally bestowed on the 01111 to which they
respectively belonged,_
We are prepared to tranoport Goods of all descrip
tions, do ily, to Potter il lek, also. to the following named
places Port Carbon, et. Clair, New Philadelphia, Pat
terson,bliddteport. Brookline, Tosearora.New Castle,
Cattawissa, Bloomsburg, Ora ngerille,Shamokin, Dan
, vine, Sunbury, Northur-berland, Melton, Money. WO
-1 Rapist:sm. Mine/aline. Tremont. &e , ato. ' All Goods
sent to our care *lir be punctually attended to and
•
forwarded with deepenh.
J. C. CONRAD, I J.E. CARTER,
I B. DEFOREST, Jr.
e•lpkia. 'Potttrills. ,Sob. Races.
uty 2t. 1049, . 304 f •
COLLIERY WORKS.
• •
H) M9f
"47
rouximx AND MACHINE 13110P8‘.
TllErubecribets, at their old stand. corner efts
Road and Callowhilistrects. - tre prepared to limn
famnre to order. art be shortest nonce. Steals Enyinet
and Powys, o any pelves and capacity for mining end
Met imposes, Batting'. Coat DrenAint Xaclenes,with
solid and perforated rollers, as may be required.
Also Engines and Brooks , Cylinders with all fleeci
ng' machinery for Bfast Furnaces. /for Air Pipes, of
'he most approved plans, Cup and Dail Joints and Ws-
De 'Foyers. ofthe very best construction. TheY par
ticularly invite the attention of Iron Nesters and par.
ties engaged in the Iron trade, to. their Inlet stock of
Patera, for Rattle: Mills. having latelyconstructed
the machinery for two of the largest Mills in the coun
try, vie .—The Wyomiqg Mill at Wilkesharre, and the
Rolling Pill at the Montour Iron Works. Danville.
They are fully prepared for this kind of work, together
with every variety of general machinery. (tithe quai
ity of their work and materials, It is enough ts say,
that tine and erprricirre,the most infallible _nits, have
amply demonstrated the genuine character °flitch' en
sines and machinery:
Orders are respecfelly solieitcd and will he promptly
attended to. iIAYIVOOD sNrinn.
Pottsville. rannary..l7,l€l46 1-1 y
POTTSVILDE most WORKS.
~ ~ ~~
SPP.NCER & mAeoN.
tl ESPECTF PLO.' andonnces to the 'public, that
EL they have take •the Eslabliahrnent known ea the
Pottsville iron Works, on Norwegian street, where
they are prepaed to build all kinds of Steam Engines,
manuartaire Rail Road Cars, and Machinery ofalrnost
every description, at the shortest notice, and on the
Most reasonable 'ems,
,**•PersClos (inn. abroad, In want of .Stentn Engines
will land it totheir advantage In givedbern a call berme
entreetutt elsewhere. Mass 11
Franklin Works.
. ::v,.
THE Subscriber announces to the public that he Is
sole pcoprictor of the Franklin Works. Port Car
bon, lately 'owned by A. G. Brooke. where he contin
ues to mantifirsthre to order rat the olitutrat notice
St eam E ng i nm ar um pa, Gnat Ilrenkers,nnd Machinery
of nituort any size or description, for mining or Other
purpe,, e ato Also 11 , -4,03,1 and Drift cars, 11011 or Brass
CaStlitgo or env size or Ontieril. ‘ ,
*ORDERS ARE RESPECII.II.I,Y SOLICITED-0
SAMUEL SILLYMAN.'
T i i R.ANKLIN SIMVEI. WORES.--The sulicriber.
.L 'continues In furnish the Colliers and dealers of
Schuylkill county, with Shovels of all kinds, et the IoW.
eat Philadelphia token. Attention It particularly cal.
led to their Coal Shovels. Orders for Shovels of any
size or pattern promptly , attended to.
S. SILI.VMAN.
Port Carbon, July 23, Ism. 3l-1y
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TIIC ORIGINAL. AND t: ENVINE
KIRKORIDVS TATTEIts ALL'S
Heave I , olvdes. ,
TT if AS cured, in the last year •
I 1300 cases of Heave., _
2000 caret or Chronic Ome,
202 cases of Broken Wool,
5100 cases of Hornet out of Condition, and other
direares. .
More than 500 rerttfir ies. verbal mad written. have
been rereived,atiestliag to the viriues Glans inestima
ble remedy but we hone only spate to subjoin the fol
lowing
Gentlemen wish to inform you that the Tatter
sall's Cleave powders I botight at your store lost Otto
her, cured a valuable mare of wive of Chit Heaves, that
she had had two years. The first package did not effect
a cu,e, but did the mare so much gond I was Induced
to try another package, and the result has been, that
she has not had the Heaves, since about a week After
commencing the Acoind parbage,although the has been
used nn my farm almost every day since, which has
satisfied me that she to effectually cared. One of my
neighbors I. giving Tattersali's Heave Powders to a
hoot. and the yroepect is very flattering he will be cu
red by it.
Believing that the above named medicine is a very
valuable t ne, anti that Ilea spleen be cured by it, I feel
willing to lend toy name in prate of it.
Respectfully, Moats P. WARNER.'
Sprint lull, Ata., July 24, leld.
blessrs.'.l. F. Winter & Co.—Gentlemen utast
chectfulty bear testimony teethe great 1'M,...) and virtue
of the Tattersall's Heave Powders, in the core of hor
ses affected with Heave cnuglis and colds. 1 have a
valuable horse that was no severely affected with
Heaves and violent coughing: that I had well nigh lost
hem, when I pitteliased a package n f Tattersall's Heave
Powders, which entirely cored hint and restored Iris
appetite.. fir n nearer of horses r hould be without it.
Respectfufly yours, 'Clue. A:PLaZIODT.
CARTION.--inniations and worthless noutpounds
have followed as wherever we have Introduced our re
medy, and we understand that sevetat new ones ate
being put up for circulation—beware of those and take
no remedy but "the Tattersall's:"
• • , • •
Noatgenuine without the signature of A. 0. Clench
& Co.-:.price one dollar per package, la Mr tire dol
lars: Prepared and sold whnlesale end wall by
COUGH & RETCH AM, '
140 Fulton Street, New York.
OSCAR O. JENKINS agent for Pottsville. •
Pptisvilfe, Nov is. M - 41-1 y
SALAMANDER, VIRE D Tiumv
moor, CRESTS,
Fire-prnot Doors for flanks atyi etinrcx, Rent and Let
ter Copying Presses, Patent Slate-Lined Itefridern
lore, WaterFillere, Patent Portable Water Clo
gels, Intended for the nick and infirm. t
EVANd & SVATOON,
TO Small Third St., (opposite the Philade. Errhassee,)
' —.-........ me MANUFACTURE and keep
..1,.1.4;y1T,9 .7.-,n,1,,, momently on, hand, a layer ns
e•; ,47-:,:s1 1,,V1i.,i,,, eortment of the above articles,
i.e.',.. 3
:,„,, ,„... 6,1 together with them pateni im
. . ... ~ .i.'J,_, proved Salamander Fire. roof
°ell L.4 7 ,,1, , Safes which are so conetr cted
y4 2 . 1f, ".Z. , V- - t• as to ..arcs,
at rest elf manner of
4 - , doubt ae to their being strictly
k e .wito ; ; ;whyte, tiro pmof,and that they will resist,
.-..._. - ......---'- --- --.4. the fire of any building. The
outside cases of iese safes are made of boiler Ergn, th e
inside ease olsnapstone,and between the outer ease and
inner case is a space of some three inches thick, and is
filled in with indestructible material, au as to make it
an Impomibillty•to horn any of the contents Inside of
the chest. Those Soapstone Salamanclere we are pre
pared and do challenge the world to produce any article
in the shape of Book Safes that will stand D. notch heat,
'an,'.. we hold ourselves ready at all times to have them
'fairly Msted by public bonfire. We also continue to
fimmi r-,,:rtgs a large and general sesortnient of our Pre
;ewe Air-t. ,L elt Fire Proof Safes, of which there are
We, a In instance they baVe
over SOO nOW i.".•
given entire salisfactinnnd
to theever p y
urchasers—of which
we will refer the pe e* to a few gentlemen who have
them In use,
im,,,,,, 00 ,1 & Fi n o e , p o r:sVirle ; Joseph n. Lawton
Pottsville; Mr. William Carr, MOYiehlown.P 3 .
N. &C. Tny/nr, 120 North 3d M.; A.Wright At Neph.
r. Conveyancer,
err, Wine st. Wharf; Alexander CatZ`
corner of Filbert and bib sts.; holm 31. :ma, 32 Nerth
.3d st.; Myers Buse. 20 North 3.1 st.;.,laine.4 M. Plot,
ill South rth at
Dr David Jayne, 8 Sarah - 30 al.:
Matthew T. - Miller, 80 South 3d at.; and we could u am
some hundreds of others if it worenecessary. Now Ice
invite the attention attic pal ic. and particularly those
In ;rancor Fir., Proof safes, to call at our store before."
piambaitigig elsewhere, Lad we nix satisfythem that
they wit/ f ret a better and cheaper ankle at our store
dean at tiny other establishment in the city. .
We also manufacture the ordinary. Fire Proof Chests
at rely low prices, cheaper than they CAA be bought at
any other store .in Philadelphia.
MATSU EVANS,
Ph ila.,Sept9y4i-V-Iyi lOAANNES WATSON.
TO 11151.16DERS AN - li — eililtPENTEßS:
TnE subscriber begs leave 'to inform bin friends and
the pubblic In general, that he hag purchased the
Lumber Yard. (carnally owned by Zinn J.; Wilt, at
schuyikili Raven, oppositethe Farmer's Bank. 'Vitiate
be intends to keep constantly on band a fall assortment
°teem...mad Susquehanna Lumber, consisting of white
and yellow pine • boards. Weather boards, pone/
boards and plank. frorn i to 2 Indus thick, end door
1 stiles 11 to Of in thick, din. wide. Ilemlockplre and
scontling,jolut and lap shingles, Plastering Lath. &c.
with a few thousand feet of seasoned Ash Plank from
14 to 3 inches thick, all of wirch he will sell do the
most reasonable terms. Ile would Meet respectfully
Invite all purchasers to call and examine {Or thernadv e
before buying elsewheca. DINAR D. LEWIS.
August 12;49. ' ' 33-cf
DX121202
r Roofing Slate.
rrnr. iiERNSVILLE SLATE CO. RESPECTFUL
-1 Ll' inform the public that they are.fully prepared
Xothrnish a super:At' Slate for Roofing: and having
the most experienced Slaters In their employ will at
tend to any orders with despatch, rind on the roost Jib•
eral terns. p amide of.thelr slate may be seen at
the Orrice of Joseph George, Architect, who will give
any information 'repaired. and with whom orders way
be left. WAL J. ROUERTS3,4 Co.
Piatch . 3, 40 : trj Lehigh Water Cap, ,Carbqp
A New Taming Establishment,
.131 13'1'601 POWER. AT Tar. SHOP OF F.
MAURER, In THIRD St., near MASSES. where
all kinds of turning .in wood will be thankfully ma
laise& and neatly executed without delay.
fled poste, Tattle tecs,&c. kept constantly ot, hand,
and for sale at the lowest nrlces.
ISAAC THOMPSON, Forewarn,
Marcb3 30.tf) for J. MORGAN.
PATENT GREASE.—For the axlesof
Carri
ges, Wagons, Rail Road Cars and blachinery, of el
kinds, tosvve oil and prevent faction.
This anklets prepared and rot sale by CLEMENS*
PARV IN, Gaunt) , manufacturers of this article, in the
United States, at their wholesale ant retail Hardware
and Drag Store in Pottsville, Schuylkill County, Pa.
REMESISER that none la genuine without the writ.
ten signature of he inventor and propiletor,Chast C
C notes, npois each package.
Nes* Flynt. •
Wiet t 'REattbacribers having and*, entered Into
copartnenhipfor the impose of transacting ti
mai wholesale and retell business lu IRON, i
GROCERIES,PROVISIONSMAY.FLORR , and rasa,
nibs. well-known York Store in the borough of Potts
ville, Would most respectfully begleaveso say that they
tune now on band a large and vreltselected stock of
Bar Iron of all descriptions. also Flat Bar and T Rail
Road Iron of va rlousslzes,sultable for dnfta and lateral
(cads, which they offer for sale at as low a rate aa, can
be had in the County. Also, a fresh stock of Groceries
end Provisions constantly on hand .at very tow prices
for Also, Cast; Blister, and Shear Steel. Neils
and Spikes, 011 s, Floor, Feed, dre... all of which they
would respectfully solicit sn Intention of by the public;
and relying as they do upon a all ict attention to bunine
to be able at all times to accommodate their customers.
E. YARDLEY In SON.
P. S.—The Subscriber Would take thin opportunity to
ratan:Obis sincere thank. fur the liberal Mormon° he
has heretofote received frontlet, ,frletels and the public
generally. and respectfully solicits a continuance of tbe'
me for the new arm.
Pottsville. bletehl,lB4B-101 EDW YARDLEY
Caution Extra.
y p - l
purpose
a , m e n man ofo g
a l l
l e : 3 o: L e: g n i n a:t r ie u d r n i
I I
to t . r A. P. IT: o 4 h w l
o n ° i i
i ' e r'r I n n i n r.. e a l i n:d:u t i l i s e t a s
.
his name in pot up a Sarsaparilla, which they call Dr
Tournsendli Sarsaparilla, eenommating it GENUINE
Glieittal, etc. This Townsend is no doctor, dud never
was; but was f o rm e rly a w o rk e r op railroads,• caned,
and the like, Yet he assumes the title of Di:, for ;he
to caution the publie not to be deceived, and purcheue
none but the Genatne Original Old Dr: Jacob Town
send's daisaparilla, having on it She Old Dr's. like
ness, his family coat of arms, hod. his signature across
the coat of arms.
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla!
0 ir.o ?Jr. Tow hsencl is now about 70 yea. of age.
and has lonr, been known as the a othorend discov
erer of the Genuine Origi nal,"Tow tumid Sarsaparilla "
Being poor. he was compelled In limit Its manufacture.
by which means it has betiti kept out of market, and
the,s circumscribed te those only who had proved
its worth and known Its value. It had reached the
ears of many, nevertheless. as those persons is lan had
been healed of sore diseases. and saved from death,
proclaimed its excellence and wonderful
HEAL /NG YowEit.
Knowing. nosy years o, that he haddiyhis skill,
science, and ekhertenceoleviaed an article whit-Ma - mid
be of Mar/enable advantage to mankind, when once
known tind, extensively used, he hoped and tterieve
red, egfecting the time to arrive when the means would
be (unrolled to bring It into universal notice, when
its inestimable virtues would be known and apprecia
ted. 'Molitor, has con.. the means arc supplied; this
GRAND AND UNEQUALLED, Pitt;PARATION,
Is manufactured on the largest stale; and is called
for throughout the lenMh and breadth of the land; co
ped:oly us is is found-incapable of degeneration or
deterioration.
Let every man ring throughout the land, that Obi
Dr. Jacob Townsend is now manufattriring the real
'Townsend clareaparilla;• tv bids neversours,seeer fer
ments, and mirror assess its character.
From this day forth the people shall have the Pure
Ceasing Totexcead Sarsaparilla, which shall never
sour In the bottle, or in the stotnach, rxhd it shall yet
banish front the land al IFeraieuting.:2i6Wing• Explo
ding, - vinegary Sarsaparillas, now in nee, A good
Sarsaparilla, ride and genuine, ought to live ; poor
souring. slip-stop Sarsaparilla undo to denop and die.
The Old Dr's. Sarsaparilla will keep pure and per
fect 100 years.
Unlike young S. P. Townsend's it Jmpenves with'
I rim and never changes, but for the better because it
is prepared on scientific principles by a scientific man.
The highest knowledge of Chemistry, and the latest
discoveries oldie Art have all been brought Into remt—
*Won lathe menu facture of the OLD DR'S. SARSA
PARILLA, The Sarsaparilla root, it is well known
to medical men, contains many medicinal properties.
and some properties Waal ore Inert or useless, and
others, which: if retained In preparing it for use, Pro
due...fermentation and add, which is injurious to the
system. Sonic of the properties of Sarsaparilla are so
volatile, that they entirely evaporate and are lost in the
preparation, if they are not preserved by a scientific
process, known only to those experienced in tts mann
facture-. Itloreover,,,these ballade principles, which
fly olf in vapor, or as an elltaltation; under beat, are
Ste very espentiai meiCeal properties of the root, which
Oise to it all Ito value.
Any person ran boil or stew the thol.tilithey get a
dark Colored liquid, which la more front the coloring
matter In the root than from anything else; they can
then strain this insipid - or vapid liquid.aweeten with
sour mcilaSses and then call it "Sarsaparilla Extend
or Syrup." ;tut such Is out the-artiele known as the
GENUINE OLD DM JACOB TOWNSEND'S SAX
SAPARILLA.
This ii en pretnrel. that . :ol the inert prnpertier of
the garsaparilla root are first removed. every' thing
capable, of becoMine acid or of fermentatton, is estraet
ed and rejected ; then every particle of medical e else
In secured in n ptareand euticenirated form; and thus
It is rendered incapable of losing any of its valuable
and healing properties. Prepared an this way, it is
made the most powerful anent in the .
CURE OF INN IiNIERAIII.E
Hence the reason why we tear roruni.•odatirnts oil
every side In Its favor by tnen, wontcn, and childrcn.
We find It doinj wonders rn Ole core or C 111131311721
Dyspepsta, and Liver Complaint, and in Rheum:lD:Am
Kt raisin, Piles, Costiveness,-all Cuta nenus Eruptions,
Pimples, Blotches. anrl all alrectionk n min c from
IMPURITY, OF TDB. BLOOD.
It possessena marvellous efficacy, in all complaints
arising Dam indigestion, front Acidity or the Stoma. b,
from unequal circulation, detentiinatten of blood 'to
the head, pulfutation orate heart; cold feet and told
hands, cold chills and hot flashes over the body. It
Gas not its equal In Colds and Coughs and promotes
easy expectoration, and gentle perspiration relazing
stricture of the lungs, throat, and every other part.
But in nothing is its excellence more manifestly area
and acknowedged than in all kinds and stages of Fe
male CompialitTs.
It welts wonders in ease Of Floor Allots or Whites.
Failing of -the Womb, Obstructed, Suppressed, or
Painful Menses, Irregularity of the menstrual periods,
and the like; and is as effectual in curing all the forms
of Kidney Disease. By femoving 'obstructions. and
regulating the general system. it gives tone and strength
to the whole body, and thus cures all them. of
NEIIVOUS. DISEASES AND DEBILITY.
And thus prevents or relieves a ;real variety of other
maladies, as Spinal Irritation, Pieuralgia, Et. Vitus
Dance, dw oohing, Epileptic Fits, Convulsions, k.e.
It to not possible fur this medicine io fu ll to do good;
It has nothing-in It which can ever harm, It can never
sourer spoil, and therefole, con never loose Its cura
tive properties. It eleatries the bland, excites the liver
tn'healthy action, tones ihC stomach, and gives Rand
digestion, relieves the bowels of torpor and ennstipa
lion, allays Infiamalionourifies ran skin;equillizes the
circulation of the blond, producing gentle warmth
equally all over Dm body, and at the insensible perspire-.
tinn ; rt lases all obstiuctions. and Invigorates LIM eft.
•
tire nervinis system In not this. then. the medicine
yoicyde-nininetills needl But can any of thete,thing4
he sold of r I'. - Tnwnsend's inlerior article 7 This
young is niosn be
COMPARED' WITH THE 01.1) DR'B.
- -
Honor of one grand far t, that the one is lien/aide of
detestoration, and NEVER SPOILS, while the other
tines; It sours. ferments, and blows the bottles min.
bluing it into fragments; the sour. acid liquid ex.
pfodtrig, and' ddmaging other ponds Must not this
horrible compound be poisonous to the system, What/
pat arid MN a sotto already diseased with arid! What
causes Dyspepsia but acid, Do we not all know,
that when (had soars In our stomachs. what mischief
It pmducesl flatulence. heartburn, palpitation of the
heart, liver complaint. Maritima, dysentery, colic', and
corruption of the blood 1 What Is Scrofula but an acid
humor in the body : What produces all the humors
which bring nu Ef IlDlionn of the Skin. Scald Dead.
Salt Rheum, Erysipelas. White Swellings. Fever Sorer,
and all ulcerations internal and external: It Is nnth•
ing under heaven but nn acid substance, which sours
and thus spoils all the fluids of the body, more or less.
What causes Rheumatism, but n sour or acid fluid,
is hick lost:mates itself between the Joints and else
where, irritating and inflaming the tendst anti delicate
tissues tumn which it acts"! -So of nervous diSelPrs,
of impurity of the blond, or deranged circulations, and
'nearly all the ailments which afflict human nature:
Now is it not horrible to make and sell, and D./Serie.
ly reels la tine Dna,
SOURING, FERMENTING, ACID "COMPOUND"
OF S. P. TOWNSEND:
And yet he would fain have it understood that Old Dr.
Jacob Townsend's Genuine Ori,easl Sarsaparilla, is
an IMITATION of his inferior preparation]
Heaven ferhhithat we should deal in an ankle which
would bear the most distant resemblance to a. P,
Townsend's article! and which Would bring down
upon the Old Dr. such a mountain load of complaints
and criminat ions from Agents who have Fold; and par
coinere who have used S. P. Townsend's Fermenting
Compound. We wish it undessinoil, because it is the
:Crests truth, that S. P. Townsend's roticle and Old
Dr. Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla are heaven-wide
u p s et :ind infinitely dissimilar; that they are unlike in
every payticular, having not one ethnic thing In corn.
As S. P. Townsend is no doctor,and never was, is nn
chemist. no ptiantilleutill — knows no Mote of midi.
eine or disease titan any other codi,mon, unscieniifin,
ineworesionalmait, w h:l guarantee can the public
genuiTlC scientific medl.
base Chet they are'reeeiving
cincocontafrong all the virtues used In preparing it,
and which are Incapable of engages !If In
might re n
derthem the agents of disease instead or health 1
Sat what elan should be expected from ene wim
knows nothing comparatively of medicine or u . :.ease
it require a person of gene elperience, to cook .7 1 '"/
terse up eyes a yonitunedeeent mcahlinw much more
important to 4 that the persons who Menu facture medi
cine, designed for weak stomachs and enfeebled trys
tems,shonid know well the medical pioperties of Plants,
the best manner or securing mull' concentrating their
healing virtues, retinae catenary knowledge of the va.
floes 'silicates which aßact the human system, and
how to adapttemedies to these diseases:
It Is humble to think, end to know how cruelly the
afflicted are Imposed upon by presumptuous men for the
sake of money ! Fortunes made out of the a annies of
the sick! and no equivalent rendered the .del.Palt
rog sufferers:
It'ls to anent frauds upon the unfortunate. to pour
halm Into wounded humanity, en kindle emelt' the de
ispairing bosom, to restorer health and loom. and vigor
trito the crushed and broken, and to banish tofirrolty,
that Old Dr. Jacob Townsend tins sought and found
he opportunity and mans on bring his orand ever
sal Concentrated Remedy within Ike reach. and to the
knowledge of all whneeed it, thattney mayilearn and
know, by Joyful excnelynce, Its '
TRANSCENDENT POWER TO HEAL,
And ;bus to hove the • unpurebasable satisfaction of
having calmed thouaands and millions from the bed of
sickness; and despondenw to hone, health, ands Misr
lite of vigor and usefulness to themselves, their fami-
Ilea and friends.
Agents fur tbleConnty, John G. Brown, l'ottsvilte
James B. Falls, and J. W. Gibbs, ktinersvilis ; E. J.
fry, Tamaqua. • [Dec. 15, MB. 51-
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$lOO,OOO Reward.
TOR arIIIE ISTFECTIMI. AtMEDY TIIA%
DR. DWAYNE'S COMPOUND svltur.or WILD
CHERRY.
ARE You troubled wltb a cough 1 '
Uave yen pains lathe aide and brew,
nave you a tickling nr 6.114 in the throat 1
}lase you the Liver cOmpl aiht
Hasa yotrthe BrunchßlO
Nervous Debility. or any
'Symptoms of Pulmonary Consumption
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hen one Dr. SWAYNE'S .compouND sVuup OF
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tore, as the evidence of thousand' who'll:aye been
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EXTRACTS FROM EDITORI (IMES.
A Coop MEDtetan.—We bait used Dr. Swayne't
Compound Syrup of 'Wild Cherry Inc a number of
years andalw a ye with the happiest effeet.—Fit47erold,
Ed. City Item.
[laving fairly tested the virtues of Dr. SW.PIe
Wild Cherry.we feelourselVes hound to record our tes
,timony In its behalf, as a moat valuable amid elßracious
IlletliSlD¢.—Editors of Burt. Clipper.
MORE KEW S FOR.I'4E,.SICK.
ffliMa==
A VOICE FROK SCHUYLKILL CO
PLEASE READ THIS EXTRAORDINARY
DIME.
DR. SrraYNC—Dear Sir:—About six' years ago, I
discovered that my lungs were affected, of which I
became more enamored from time to time. although 1 ,
tried many remedies, yet without any apparent benefit,
and my disease increased until I was compelled to keep
'my room. anil at last could I had
nilgeat pain in me
tell side, upon- which I out lay i ied, and lathe
morning my cough was on severe that I found 11 very
painful to throw up the plum which gathered in great
quantities un my lungs, when ,fortunately I bought of
vour agent, In s thi• place,one bottle of your Conipound
5.3 rim °Mild Cherry, which so merit relieved me
that I continued using it until now. I have used six
battles, and am lumpy to tell you that my pains are re
moved, my strength reMrned, my eleer , is undisturbed
and sweet, and I feel perfectly well. I tart note roilow
my daily avocation without being aglieted with that
painful hacking, weakening conch, and I firmly be.
lieve that to your itnedicine, ;Wider the blessings of
Providence, 1 am indebted for this great change, and
am very happy to subscribe myself,
WILAIAM iiEltAtnNT.
St. flair, Schuylkill C:nunty.lirt...len. 29, 1849.
ANOTLIERFROM OLU MONTGOMERY.
SPILL ANOTHER 'INGNI:EIGITI.
!MAD Tills SI - MAO/IMAM' CABS.
Da. Swsvos—Dear Pirt—llaving contracted a se
vere told, which settled noon my longs, attended with
a violent cough, pain in my side and breast, difficulty
of breathing, I was attended by physicians of the first
respectability, but sty symptoms became very 'alarm-
Mg, there* was an abscess formed in my lungs and
made its way through my side, and discharged large
quantities of puss externally, so that toy ph, aician
triought the power or functions of one of my lungs
were tetally destroyed—therefore supposed the case
cot irelyhopeless. Thin mournful state of things con
tinued for a long time, until I was wasted nod worn
to a skeleton. I hod tried a number of remedies, but
all failedto.dir any good. but there still being a spark
of hope left Come and my anxious parents. and hav
ing heard of the great virtues of ..your Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry, and its being approved of by
physicians of the first eminence. I concluded to make
trial ofit, and to my great satisfartlon, my cough
gradually grew better, the bole. In my aide began to
heal, and I azu now happy to . say, (rem a poor sod al,
mon! hopeless skeleton. I have -become healthy and
weigh more than I ever have. All my neigh:tors can
testify to the above fact. Avast's); I.lll,NSterten,
miles from Skippackville, fikippack tp. Pa.
finch Is the, unprecedented success of Dr. S waynes
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry. We are -constant
ly receiving letters from Physicians and one Agents,
from all parts of the United States, Informing no of
extraordinary cures.
The El Dorado of :California or Per* tooy yield For
tunes to Thousevds—Bat iris* art Wiffiana seithost
Ileallk 7
1)11. SWAVNEPH COMPOUND 5 ET OF
WILD CIIEIIIII%
Two NEW CERTIFfarTES. .
.14gEnrinto, N, .1. Der. 6th. 9Fa.
Dr. 11. qtvsysk—Dear fitsi—This is to certify, that
doting the fail and winter of 15.16, 1 was troubled with
it very seVere cold and conch, With strong symptoms
of the astbma, - ' I was induced In try your Compound
syrup of Will Cherry. of which bottb," entire
ly Cored me, and I would strongly recommend it to
others for similar affections. , .
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PUILADA. Dee. 12th, ISIS.
Da. SW ATIIE—Dear Sir —I cheerfully; add ray ten
riumnyinLtvgrof your valuable Compound dye op or
%rad Cherry, which I conceive to be Indy the wonder
and blessing' ofthe :tee. For the list fourscore I have
been alltoded with the asthma. Sleep had NITODIC a
Stra e i to hie night after niebt would I have to sit
oisin my brit. i wan attended by four or five ditriqent
phypi ,- /an , , also ha ving used various patent medicine.,
but all of no avail. 1 continued to grow worse, until
/ commenced the use of) our valuable cotillion nd Syrup
of Wild Cherry, which atTorded roe instant relief.
Aftemislngsevend bottles I was restored to perfect
health. routs with respect,
et turf It. EY^N.I.
" Any Intiornintlon reopecting, the atieve cane Will be
freely given by her husband.
• lioerroic! W. Econs.
Carpenter, corner ni titgleli and Paris sin.
Thensands of twrvons are decirtiyiqg their constitu
tions by neciectintt to apply a proper remedy. Rely
li nt upon ring!. catchpenny a nicles, which relieve for
the moment, mist eventually ,accelerate the disease.
Resort at once td that ui established remedy. Dr.
Swaynebi Cniminund Iyrup of Wild 'Cherry. An cele
brated Thum:ham the whole world as sri effectual
remedy for an dieeases Of the Tnroat, Lunga, and
Brener.
InPORTANT CAVTIOi-READ: READ!
There is bni one genuine preparitinn of Wild Cher
ry, and that is Dr. Swayno!ii, the first et•er offered
ld
the public, which ban been sold largely through Out tra -
United Statra soul rune [mid of Etienne; and alt
preparations called by the name of Wild Cherry,
have been pbt not since this.'nuiler cover of some
ceptive eircumeinneee,iu proles waive currency in their
sales. Each bottle of the genuine is enveloped with
a heautlnit steel engraving, with th 2 likeness'of
Penn thereon; also, Dr. Swayne'd signature, and as
a..turthersecurity, the portrait of Dr.,Swnyne will be
4 iiilifed hereafter, so as to distinguish his preparation
from all others.
Principal bake, EIGITTIT and RACE Streets
Swayne , s Celebrated Vermlfwge
".1 safe and effect./ remedy for (Forms,
peptie, CAolere Afsebus,tictiy or Dys- .
peptic children oraittats, amine
most earful Family -Var.
. i sine errs offered to
the public." •
Ill+l REMEDY Is one which has proved encores
/.
rr fui for a tong time, and ft i univets as acknowl
edged by all who have tried it to be jar superior (beide'
to very pleasant to the taste at the saute time remittal)
Cony other medicine ever. employed In diseases for
which it is recommended. II not Only destroys worms, ,
but it invigorates the whale system. It is harmless in
its effects, and the health GO be patient Is always im
proved by its use even when no worms are discovered.
Dr. SIVAYN E'S VESMIFUGE hostile' with a degree
of. favor from the public, which has perhaps never be.
fore been accorded to any medicine. It needs no re
eammenditim where ever it Is known. To the fond
mother, binding In sleepless anxiety over her wasting
child, It will carry reliefloy, and thankfulness; to all
who are suffering from the diseases for which it io
prepared, it n , fers a speeds , restoration to health.
BEWARE OF /MPOSITION.—Svrayneo Vermaitge
lo in square bootee (being recently changed to prevent
counterfeits, also to pack to a better advantage) with
the following wooltblown in the glass: Dr.ll.Swayne's
VermiNge, Phllada., atm enveloped in a beautiful.
wrapper, bearing the 'signature of Dr. S w a y tie. sy it h his
portrait on each side of the battle without which none
is genuine. This article is to pleasant to the taste that
both children and adults are Imivermal/y tonal of it.
DM SW AYNE'BI3AItS!IF MULLS AND EXTRACT
TAR PlLLS—Thegreat America npurifier—lor the re
moval and permanent cttre of all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood or habit of the system.
Let It he remembered. that in Ibis preparation are
strongly concentrated all the medical properties. of Sar
saparilla and Extract of Tar compounded with other
"Vegetable Extracts," the whole strength
of vd och is extracted on an entirely new principle.
Unlike a :t other rills, these neither gripe, produce
nausea or an; other unpleasant sensation, while they
are es power ful :sit 13 possible fora' medicine to be,
and ho harmless. purities. cleanses, and strength
ens ghe fountalnaprink7' of life ;nod Infuses new rigor
throughout the wholeihumP la frame.
ea , Remember always to intp!tre rrirrinsiaril" tar Dr.
SWAV4IC'S SARSAPARILLA AND EXTRACTTAR
„."'t e„ S ,VATNE
Pikf,S. Fee that the Signature at is
gn each Rog.
ye oboye Xalu able medicines are prepared only by
Dr. IL Sway n., corner of Bth and Rare greets,
to whom all order. slotuld he addretwed.
For sate
WN, be the Mow gagglaint, g-A gents:
J. G. DDi
JOHN S. C. hi ARTIN,and I.lNr i ttsyildr: •
J. CURTIS C. 1111011 ES,
JAR. kl. FSLLS.t ar i nemoo. ;
/NO.
IL SHISSLER, Port .arbon.
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Mc1.E.414 & i,,C , YßON.Samtnit 11011
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Charles Fraity. Ormigsburgy J. Blomnman. Ham
burg: E. J. Fry, Ta t uaria ; 4nn. Mirkstm, Ekstun ;
Matthew Krause, Ltelhfehem; Chas. Ebert, Mauch
Chunk; Eckel' & Barndi, Tremont . ; Cock,lll &Jinn.
Lletveityn, and by storekeepers generally.. '
October 1,1848, 41-
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r4th the arrangement of Tees to give the proper et
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CM the Ist of August, ISM
_ from George . McCaffrey And's, •
Any Dagnerein I Skip Letter,. McCreary John B
Artist r flantan Mrs Brid'lMcFadden Barney .
Archibald John Garret Rabin McGrath John
August Ili, Gsffney Finn MeGlanclln Jan - •
Armstrong Mary JGurgerte James 'McHugh Jame*
Alt Joseph Mons Golden Mania hi tune Aegh
33 Gibbons Patrick Mcbtanus Park
13 iii George James McMinnis 'Rob%
Boyer BeejaMin 'McNulty James
Brenoan.Edmond Rugby J McNeal James
Breptidndsmes, And'av,23lchisit John F
Brazen Panics Hart Solomon McLane Cath . rine
Brlallni Peter Hartley Josiah Skip triter,
Bast Berineville Hawkins WyneEmMcGrath hitch.]
BrouM, John. Haggerty Park IdeAttee Mich'!
Byron Tho Mas Hartman &Becket McAuliffe Johana
Bennett dr. Fade Heath Richard Mclntosh Win
man, 21lockTraritz McDonald Pat . k
Ritz Adam Bohm Joseph McDonald Pat . k
Blessing Val, 211.1.1 en Wm . :McCabe Ann
Burdick Asher, Monona Dar McDonnel Park
Blair Samuel Holmes John Esq N •
Saber Chas Holmes If & E Naulty Capt Park
Brannan I' Honied Christian Nadden Johannes
limy Mathew , Horan John Newbold Sung It
Muni J. hn Hubbard Wm Nicholson A& F
Bohlen, Mr : Hughes John NrregnnSeafeel
Brown Geo. flushes David Nathan Mtn Ann. 2
Baumgartner liutkernter flenryNettgean Miss E
Frank Sllubln William Neilson Jas, ship
Brennan Mat orJ Haitian Margaret
Bldleman Wm 'Hue Hiss Sarah AO`Donnel Mich.{
,Make Richard Hughes Matilda Owens Edward '
Burns { 9m Banner CatharineOltra Guitar
Bryon Patrick Hill Mary O'Hara Pat . k
Busher Chas Skip Letrerr. 011oro Michael
Decide! Elizabeth/Dories Nathan . /
Bender Levi Harrison John Parrot Moses
Bally John flawrabln Henry Patterson Wm
BourksGerald A Haggartg Patrick Padden Anthony
Breech Isaac. I(trling'John Painter Levi
Balzer Philip Hagan Thomas I'olgtare Thus '
Bnhanna Patrick Megrim Patrick, Price & llnglieS
Becker Elizabertafewet Wm ' Prosser Wm
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Discs Thomas Hellion' James Pritchard Watkins
&Misr Henry Higgins Nicholas Putnam Di D P
Bowman Mareretllopkins Was Patterson Min
Bowln Margaret Bewley Mehl Ship Letters.
Doyle Mary Haden Mich . ' Pollard Joseph
$ 3 4. Leiters. 'Horan John, 2Patrick James
' Blair James. Doran Michael It
Brown Thos Hacker Ilanck lane
[tannery Thai Homer Philop Raehford Bridget
' Bradic Park Hartford Julia Rabbit (~pt
Burk James Hanlan Mary Annltatclifte It & Co
itennett Dennis Master-Daniel Rein I
Ruck John Rehr Lewis
Bierly Imhof Charles Reltiolds & Gird-
Thos Icehower Jacob Ber
Bainbridge Bar- Jones & Birkbeck Reilly Mathis*, 2
• holoinetrlones &Evans Reese John
Brennan nos Jones Henry )! Reece & Glenn
Byrne. Daniel johnes David II Rieger John
Myna Ann ' • or Henry 'Bitch le. Mend
C Jones John Roberta Wm F
Carr/gem Thos Jackson George Robson. Thew, 2
Congdon Sam% 2Jackson Geo W Romkh Peter •
Carroll John Junk Jacob Rothy Jeremy
Chamberlin Isni.T.lotnixon Chas Est:OW:lnn Patrick
Campbell George Jelanan John Russell Richard
Cope Abrahrim Jenewevn John Richard Lydia Mla
Can James .Jones Mrs Sarah !Eland Arabella
Carroll Martin talc Mica Cacti' E "Ship Letters.
l'Cantleld Michrt.f•JonesEbezer.shipitneess Then
Cunningham Wu:Johnson AlldW.d.R.erNtillm Mr
Groan Abraham K Rogers Win
Corfield Wm Katzenburger P' Itennee Wirt
I 01.11PrIl Maurice Kinstede Johan PRelfty James
Conical. Patrick Kelly Edmund
Cliarinly• Park Kelly Thomas Swifter Karl
Carigan Thbs Keallry Thomas Saxon Hiram
Cooney Thunthy Kentlea. Thomas SchamTer Johan
Corner Mathew Keely•Tlins • &
Crocksan Thos Kearny Dominick schmeiwef J o hn •
Cole Peter lammed , : Thins Schrier Geo A
Cresswell Win Keyser Lorent Schultre Ens:aril
• coperans Tans Khmer, Andreas Schaeffer Cli"larn
Calthan Edward Klapp Daniel Elm Scrap' 31a,...au
en v graye Mary Kohler W:a
ilhelm unt
Cambell Nancy Killen Thos. Se...tt D
Coale , Jdim Krei, Peter Schtnia Johannes
Ship Letters. Kitentzler Ktlsrlt & Ludwig
(.'nggy Thu. Keilly Scherer laulit Ig
'Col Edwin Lefler:. Seitz Frederick
Cook Wit Kettle Patrick /Minton John
Char - hen Kilo, 2Kennerly James Stehle, John'A
Coughlan 'Elms Kennyday Neal Smith Saran
Conran '3atues Kelly Iltraard Smith James
Mart Keenan Wm Smith Win
Cl.nriingbant .has Snyder Jacob
Carroll Francis lackey W Esti Spas. er Saner A
Cannel: Mir jot timer Win Spangler L A: Co
Coughlin nos 1 aline John Spangler 1. S
Coaply Daniel Lang Ms hart Spence Job,/
P Larkin Lawrence Shinglar Sam') '
Doyle Patrick Leaf Dr If St ober Levi
Draer Franklin Leary Andy Sialintnn John
Debatan Silas 1i Lewis George ) steward Jamr.a.
Donahoe Park Lyslian John Sullivan David
Unto. r John I/ lathy Mary -Stall Mary Ann
DerristChristlan tingles Earl Slthingar Jariney
Dorkweiler Jacob fatty Wa, - Sleisberger Miss
Duff? Margaret Linrhan Jeremiah Lavinia
Lowman Anion Linehan Dennis Sheamtan Sarah K
Diunteerlletz John Lloyd Wmchaffer Gerdritlis
Dane thortty fortighinad SOS, S I Skip Later,. -
Delany Ed wall Lout. David
tot Francis
Dorney II &I. , Lundy John Fritz
Damply Patrick Lynch Thomas Shottost John .
Datikelman Stait Intoph
Doody James Long Sarah A John
Daniel %tint Lawn Mary Mrs Sullivan Robert
Dougherty lingers Slip frtri•ra Spray John
Dougherty 1 .1. Lonehln Philip. T
Dudley Trots It Lane .Witnatif -Taylor .1 c rts Co
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Darla George Larkin Mich'! 'Tourney Thos'
Dana. Ilealala in Lewis Dneil. -Thiptori
Dietttll Mot. Laws Samuel • ,Thoinna . David II
Diehl Philip' Lucas James 'Thome .11, •
Donovan Michl,-Lyncli Bryan Ttley Joseph
Dobbin lobo Lynna Lake Tige Edward
111 c Tlgh Peter
Kenna John Millis Joseph Toole Anthony
Ere ht Will Ma letra Joseph Ttezi,e Wm
En g lish John html,,' mietr,a c t T„,,, Harvey
Ebert Jacith Manta john Tuohy John
Elvin Lodge no PlNlarlinllatla - Tarby
Crg,wein Mrs GMailiews Joseph ivies
Egan Park. ship Maher ;Skill - Oat I Shin Lettere.
E. 11,1111 MA/irk, doMeger Albert 8 Tipping John
Entice Rich•d, doMeisler rredcrick Tiernan Jona
Moore Martin TouhT Writ
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Fox IlkFiard, 3 M.M1;gil:111 EttlY tf1V1.1 4 ,1,1 lames
Fanagan Itern'd, :Morrison Austin Tmnpron Edmund
Flickinger lien Morgan Wm 'T'ray Sandy
Yoley lames Mortis Ilugh LI •
Fos Michas! Moss John 17nreh John B
Fierier Chas Wait Wm Cron John -
FaMoran It,, Peter %loll is .7 1 3 & Co Valiance Jos. chip
Freeland James Moore IMMO T VindorfNicors,do
Felling James Morrss Vsq" tV
Frantz Frederirk Morory Morgan 'AWnlker James
Fenivirk Joseph Morgan Writ IVagre John
Ferry Thomas Mnyer Esti Wadner John
hos Wm NI rilorphy Win Walsh Vim
Ship Letters.) Murry John Wastenr Thonras
Flattery Thomas Murry Wm ,%. Walsh
Faster John Murphy Park Waliseh SimpsMr
-Farrell Thomas Mailer Miss Marie Werner 3
yinna Lteideei ,Moon Mien Illng'tWehster-Fleming
Freny Margaret blalick Mir EstherWhitfi*lll Win
O _.` - atpLeqers. White Thomas
Cillerahy 'Mehl Madden James Whyte :Mehl
GlersdorfJacoli Marsh Joshua Wheelan MaltrW
,Goans Vim 31negoran 3as Wilma E P
Gerberich Midgely lames W!!fiatiet :Mirka a
Can:lVler Wm Mittcrard Samuel Wilson Henry %V
Grace Robert Illerrin Samuel Williams C
.oarret Robert . hilmoetian James Wiirsheim Jacob
Garen Thanes Murphy James Woollen John E '
Gallager Park MC Wol.gang
'Grortegtme Altai/ 31cAlleer Park Wallow Jnn. ship
Zeno). Michael A
2 Cents additional Will he charged o Pratt advertised
Letters. Persons applying for letters On this list will
please say'arlseriised."
N. R. The inland postime on all Foreign Letters
Mart he pre. pail at this. office.
ANDanw MORTIMER, P. M.
33-31
IMEMED
Coal SI - tipping and Commis
f4loll Merchant.
DANIEL. J. RIDGAVAS
iT AVING LLASED THE SCHUYLKILL NAM
11. CATION Company's Landings. at Mount .Varbnn
Schuylkill County, will attend to the Shipping of Red
While. and Gray APIs Coal, fur any °potatoes on the
edt. Carbuds Railroad.
PURI:HASP, OF COAL.
Iftring been enraged fur a number of years in the
Mining Ilnsiurns. he has a thorouch knowledge of the
different qualities of Coal in the Schuylkill Region, and
will attend to the purchase, , sliloplnF of Coal
for dealers abroad, at a modqate comp.. lisai ion.
a 5.• Sail idetnry references gst en, when required.
March 10. 1819 11-tf
STEAM IMON 11.A.ILING
N up.kc - rottY AS \ .1.1tC11.00 NI S.
Txtlft rat. - But zarrrood,--r ILADEI.I.IIIII.
Bunderroaned manufacture
IRON it:WANGS of every style,
VEIZANBAS, GATCS, PEDES
TALS, ABIIIIIIS,I3f:IISTE:A.DS
and all descrlptlonsoforisaniental
"69• -111.1 art httectural Iron Work, inn
B1 1 40:1P0 . 1)."....k. the belt manner, at reduced prl-
Fteft c ens.l
Always on Wind, a supply of
- Fire Proof doors and Shutters, a
heavy stock of Reveal and Catlin/On Hinges, Shutter
Bolts, Store Room BOlt9, alld all descriptions of builder: .
iron work.
This establishment, by fir the most extensive of the
kind in the c ity, emp/nys none but competent workmen,
possesses the ad-rano:es of steam-fmwer and suitable
machinery, and is under thepersonal saperebtian of th e
proprietors, who are practical men Of long experience,
affords to its patrons the gnanatiteu that their orders
will be properly and promptly executed
Fidla,Octl4-41-Iy]: HEINS le ADAMSON/
WHY wxra. voly svpreEn
rrIFIOUSANDS of bottles ofthe American compound
I have been soh) florin:. the 'Mat year, and was never
known to fail in curing in ft few flays, the worst case
ofn certain delicate - disease, Sisoinal weakness. an/Jolt
diseaseSor the Unlary organs. Persons afflicted:using
this pleasant and popota r remedy, need fear no exposure
as it leaves no odor onethe breath, rennin. Oa Sestrie•
tiona in diet or business—contains no mercury or nox
ious drugs injurious to the system, and In adapted to
very age, sex or condition. It is Ms° the best remedy
known for Flour Albue, or Whites. (female complaints)
with which thousands suffer, without the knowledge of
a remedy. This celebrated reined) has tong been used
in the private practice of a physician with unerringsue
cess, radically curing ninety-nine of the hundred cases
in a few days. Around each bottle are plhM and Cult
'directions.
Csorrou.—Ask for the American Compnund,and pur
chase only ofthe agerft. Price •I per bottle.
J. G. Brown and J. 8. C. illartin,agenls Inc Poltsvile
Kempion, agent for Pt. Carbon. peptle .48
Ell Thompson.
REAL ESTATE AGENT, AND
COLLECTOIT ON RENTS,
Offies I. Port Carbon, Schuylkill Coutity, P. ,
eutwelitier will take charge of Coal Lands,
1 Dwelling ilnitsee, and other property, and enVect
Sent, for the same, in the County of acauyHtltL nod
ail oilier businetm connected with his Agency, will be
promptly attended to.'
• ELI THOMPSON,
• . Tort tar Pin, &buy In ill en..
Refers to Bard Patterson, nod Horace rttnith. Esq.
Pottsville.
Samuel 11011, Rending.
~' Wm. IL Wilson, No. it, North 3d st
(Slay 12.49.
LampS! Lamps!
OF Out va s rloua kinds for burning Oil, Lard, Fluid,
Gag. Catriphine, Also, N iy,ht Lamps and flang
ing lAnuut'for Hells; Globes, plain arsd Mr;
+Shades, fee.,,juht retekrePaildlor sale at •
July sl 1819. JO
Ctoapltionery dr. Vpriety Stoles.
fiIth—W,E.IMVITE the attention nr byulb_ea tr
1 ,..• P. 3. ite,v4lan's, Fa tont 011.. fut burbing—lve gua
anter It tn.latl .3 longer than the beats pawn'. and give
good a light; Icor In price. Manufactured •
for sale by • SCIIOCNER & NORTON
June 30. • 07.] Centre It.. ottsvil
QLOIM ClUalfit.-7For rale. 2 secand Tan ,
is7.lach Mope Chains. BRIGHT& Po
J u ly VI, Itl9.
Zl. •
WEB TO THE OAK.
?fond Monarch Of the forest t
ThatUnce. a opting bough, •
iiid'st quail, far more at evening's breath
Than at Mete:Upon now.
strange scenes have passed. long ages roil%
Since Ara upon thy stem,
Theo weak as osier twig, Spring set
Iler leafy diadem.
To thee butlittle reeks it, ' , •
What seasons come or go—
. Thou luv'st to breathe the gate of spring,
• And bask In summer's glow—
lads mote to feel the vrfary winds
Sweep by in . awfut mirth,--
For ny•erlolotthsou
more kn deepow's m earth. t eachbla . st will 6t
t
Would that to us tife's changes '"
. Did thus with blessings come,
That !pelvic, might, like Jgale of spring,
Cause some new grace to bloomt •
And that the storm which mineral'
Each earth•born hope abroad,--
blight anchor those of holler birth
More firmly our our.tlodli
Zig farina.
/rose. Wet the Farmer's pimple life I ara
}lmpure the Joy It yields,
Far flop the world's toopealltOtil strird;
Fzee,!mid the seated fiehls.--teeettei.
„- n-. Sowing, R . ye.—The earlier this grain i
gotten in the better, prospect will there be of it ,
succeeding well: lc most instances this gratis ill . •
all.lted to light thin soilsiin which neither th
elements of mineral or nutritive manures exit ,
and then, because the yields are fight, the gral
is condemned, when, in fact, the fault, hes in th
sower,—lice in the fact thst . he had not provide
it anything to oat—for it is a truth, that ere, li
eirerything else that grows, requires nourisitmen .
•We are aware, and readily admit the fact, that
light lands suit rye best, but then. this lights ,
ness of soil has regard to its' texture alone.
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and does not imply that the soil also shell be pd.
'vetty stricken—exhausted
to he sure, requires less fertility in the soil the
wheat, but still, it is necessary that there shall b
I something in the earth besides sand wherever t
may be down. In its straw, there is a very leg ,
per cesium of silica, but before that can enter •
therein. the sand must be dissolved by potash, on 1 ,,
reduced to a consistence to bo taken up by th '
roots of the rye plente. If, therefore, the Gel .
on which rye is to be sown, has been long '
culture without haring been treated to ashes,bm ,
or marl, the conclusion is a reasonable one, tha t.
its mineral constituents have i :reen I,ea r lyeah . rias
eil, and it is qua”; re:sonble tu . coochofe, the
they should .e re-supplied. How thirais to
done I .s . a cocstion of some =Men,. A motets 1
~ressing of cow dung would furnish nearly, if o X
all, ,that rye require e, but es there roe many es
have not that manure to give, or no) perhaps th
lime to haul it out and iiprestl, we , will sogges .
that a compost formed, in the proPoriioa. to th
acre of 5 bushed of lime, 1, bushels of ashes,
bushels of hone-duet, I bushel of 859,191 I cif
Plaster, if thoroughly mixed together andoipplreJ,
to even thin poor land, would insure a good cr+
,
ti o
of pre, awl carry a clover crop alter it. .T 0
compost above spoken of, is, of course, to ha o .
plied to the surface and harrowed in crtih t o -
grain when seeded. And as we do not wish is
be Misunderstood, we will here remark, that e
do not describe it as an spplication calculated 1 r
a pi rnaanent improvement of poor soil, but as t
:.
ensurer of a crap of rye and the Setting of cloy r.
The clover once set, should, to carry it prospc
ously through its allotted time, receiver' doer $
25 bushels of Hine the test season,. pee acre, • ,$.
he treated to a bushel of piaster also.
eft Premium Bialer.—rrensiorns, were
eently }risen to three dairymen for butter, by
Easel County Agricultural Society, M43711C.
anal Vse have thriught it worth while to en,
the process Of . each...
Primus 07 141s,K7so.—Fly C. F. Preston'
The milk is strained into pans, end placed i
cool cellar, where it stands from tbutpsie.
forty-eight hours, aceord4ig.to the weather. I
then skimmed, end the cream put into some
and set in a Tll3ltr made fur that purpose. , , tilt
antss'wsek. The buttermilk is worked
• .
thoroughly, and the butter re salted by en ou
of ground rock salt tin the pqund.
Peockss or Nfsici.vo.—By 13. Itrynton.--
milk n , itrained into tin pans, and elands about
hours. The cream is then taken off and put i
0 114 cream pail, and kvin until it'is 'ready to
chuerred,' Which is twice a week ; and ''after
butter has come, it is salted with seven ounce
sift to eight pounds of butter, , :and worked
twice. when it is ready fur use. We hive en
cellar, and mince July we have had ice in our
tar morel or less, which has kept it about the i
perature of 62 degrees. Tam keeps the Md
vest lengihof time. Twelve hour. before chi n
mg ore set our cream pail on ice,lo cool
cream, which always produces bard butter. I
' NOCE'S Or NfAKI7IO.-By PI:
"ilk is strained into tin pens; it stands frurn 3?
4EI hours in a cool cellar, when the cream ta
off put into tin paik, and stirred every Jay.
churn once o Week; during the warmest wee
the cream is placed in the welt shout 12 Wars!
forrirchurning. After it is churned, the mil
thoroughly worked out, and the butter is agate
'the taste, (about an ounce to the pound.) A
standing about an boar ii is again worked
weighed, each pound separately.
far Cider —Hero is a receipe, worth to
farmers the price or 'our patfor a year :=l'a
pint of pulverized Pharcopf an put it. in a .bag. t
put it in a barrel of new cider. and the cider
never ferment —never contain any intimicaing qit
and the longer it is kept, the more palatable II
Come,. rly it, farmers.
•
LElLlternper in Av.-14i your dotOoWn.
ana just behind the (ore legs on each side and over
the lungs, put on about teaspoonfnl of spirits of liar
pentine.—This will make the animal almost ntat4 lor
a while„but to forty eight hems, he will be sound and
well; in vou will thus end the chapter on the
distemper.
117 Corn Bread —We are iu the daily habit
of caning corn bread made after the following recipe.
It is equal to anything we have ever tamed : '
quart lour . mdk add 2 spoonsful, well stirred in, ef.
pulverized salmratus. 2 eggs,. weft beaten, 1 tables
poonful of brown sugar, andn piece of butler the size
of an egg. S 2 it to suit the mute, and then stir inix her
meal, making the mixture about as stiff as for ;van&
cake. Now:comes the'great secret of its goodness.
Bake quick—to the color of a rich light brown. E d
it moderately .rartn. with butter, cheese, bony or
molasses, as most agreeable to the palate.
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Every Body's Attention 1:
IS INVITED TO ONE LARGE STOCK OF FIER
NISIIING DRY GOODS, and you are requestild to
remember that ours is the only atore in PhiloMabiti
devoted entirely to their articles, to the eattaziln of
Dress Goods. In coriiietpietire of our paying etrint as.
*.
tention to this one line of business iv are ciaabithl to
mfet GE EAT ES DU 'GEM ENT9
To person" commencing or rcplenistslng their at of
Housekeeping Goode, partiehlarly Linens, 'skin we
have been regulicly importing from She best montifec
tures a in Ireland for more than twenty years.—Also,
Blanket', Quilts, Sheeting!, Ticking!, Damask TUblie
Cloths and Napkins', Diapers, Towelling", Iluckahae",
Pillow Linens, Tabl• and Piano Coven, Wooledam
asks, Embroidered Curtain. of Lace and blunt In, I Mil
lie., Floor Cloths, Bureau Covent, Window Sim op.
1
Terkepred Cloths, Furniture Plush;*with a stalely of
other orticleg, including everything 'from"a Wins".
Cloth to the Snell Damask Table Cloth, If Prices inhaa
eannot ihil to eivosatisfaction. We also keep A very,
largeoitock of all kinds of .
• FLANNELS AND MUSLEVS,
'ornprisin,t the best loves . in the ruarKet, at the er.i
ovrestprtees.
L' JOHN V. COWELL & SON
1819. 96.ni0
! Mourgotriery's Patent Ballet: -
rrlIE attention ; of the public, generally, is resPe et
-1 fully invited to this valuable Improvement. [EI.
periwigs whlth have been made during the putt year,,
On steamboats, both in salt, and fresh water, as, also,
theme bolters for power purposes, on lattd.liase fitly
'tested its superior qualities as esteem generator; and
the great saving of fuel, weight, Led space, been
over any boiler naw to nun
Boilers on this plan, may now be seen in opera lon,
at the establishment of
Hecker te Brothers. Flour Milli, VS Chew, at.. New
York.,
Dormer & Brothers, =Pearl at.. New York.
:Mott te. Ayres. Foundry foot of 25th st,Notth
Atlantic Dock. Brookr New York.
A: W. Metcalf. ant 63 Centre st., New York,
P. D. Badger &Cm. 41and 461 Mane st..,New York
;, N. O. Starbuck 'et Foundry,Troy, blew Nett..
Smith & Corlett. Baltimore.
) Steamboats . Rona, C. (feast: nand "Edward Ay
eon," foot of Liberty street, New York, and on b' nrd
ibti steam towboat-John P. Whitney,'" New Otte Its..
For further Informs/rm. apply to ;]
JAMES MONIGOMF.RI' ek. i A MUM. WAR ~
15 - .Sou th Wilt am et.. New YoS.
Or to J.IIENRY BELL, 41 Routh Third st
Jane W,*49. "5-1 y) above Cbestont,
' lent" Nevirrin .
PLUMBING SHOP,
BEATTY'S now. NORWEGIAN SIRE
Pettreills. i.e.
A LI. kinds of Lead Pipe. Sliest Lead. , Brass Criekr
superior amide,) Bath Tubs. Shower Bib
Hydrants, Hydrant Mae, Double and Single Ali
Poems. eke.. kept constantly on hand and fur sale
Kitchen Sinks made to order, neat and durable, anJ
kinds pfplumbining done in the hest Manner.
rt 'l 60
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TONS FLAT' BAR Railroad Iron, and S I
.milt. For , ate bg EfRICIfIrP &PO 1
Juir 73089. • .
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