The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, December 01, 1849, Image 4

TOG. MAW'S SOLILOQUY
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(.17r1t.tilen nlonc.—.llllfon in Ihrr hand. She eye's" c !
tle-Seheeaze, "Hail wedded lots! soystersass
- "tre. 'bk. Vag solilogau“.)
It mnst be so! Stilton thou reasoned wed:
Else whence this Waning' hope. this fond desire,
This longiii; after matrimony
Or whence thin secret dread, this Inward horror
erilying onc;,touseri 1 why shrinks the heart
park on itself and startles at reilhary I
'Tii reason, faithful manna, stirs within us; •
'Tin nature's self that poison nut an alliance, -
And intimates a husband to the rex. •
Marriage: thou pleasing, and yet amine's thought
Tlire'weat new and various clfgn ges mart wc'paas
The marriage state in proapeet lies berate me.
Borth:l.:ores, clouds and darkness feet npnn IL
Mere will I nature prumpts the with—
And thatthe does Is plain fri'm all her• works--
Our dutp, Interest, pleasuriehld Indulge It,
rot the great end of nature's law is htits.•
But yet—in wedlock—the iirlamatt must obey—
I'm wary of these doubts, the priest shad end 'em .
Nor rashly do I venture loss and galn„ •
Pleasure and bondage meet my thoughti et once,
wed—my liberty is gone forever,
But happloeas ttself from this secured
Love first shall reeompenee my loss,
1 And when my charms shall have faded, ,;
-211oe eyes grown dim, and stature bentwith years,
Thou, virtues friendship, alien succeed to love;
Thus pleased, I'll scorn lotirmity and, death,
'Renewed successively In another's rice.
33it club ijumor.
OLD JAKE DINIC.LBsI3 ourrtpxy.
In the village of Washington, Fayette county,
Ohio, there was a transient sort of * personage, a
kind of floating farmer, named Hinkle—Jacob
Hinkle, Old Joke Hinkle.. Jaki3 was originally a
Dutchman, a Pennsylvania, Lancaster county
Dutch, and that was about as Duch as Holland
end &mu Knout could welt make a 'triter.' Well,
_ Jake Hinkle hart owned or had squatted on a small
patch - of land just beyond old Artin Rogers' 'bot
tom,' that is about a mile east of Rattle Snake
Fort on Point Creek, which even' blustering fool
out West knows empties into Big Paint, which
,
' finally rolls out into the Scioto and then into lb'.
°hie. Very well; having settled the geographi
cal position of Joke Hinkle; let me go on to
state what kind of critter' Jake war, and how, it
was that he was pronounced dead one cold morn
irig, and how he came up town end denied the
Jake Hinkle loved corn, lived on it, as most
people do in the interior of Ohio and Kentucky
be loved corn, but loved corn whiskey more, and
this love many a time brought Joke up to the
'court bouso i of Washington, thro' rain, bail and
.
anew to get a nipper, fill his jug, and gn twine
Now in the west, it is if custom more honored in
the breach than in :he observance, perhaps for
• grog shops of the Tillage, to play all sorts of tricks
upon old codgers whd come to town, or down to
town; hitch their horses to the fence, and then
• let the critteirgitand from 10 A. M;to 1 P. M.
snore of leer and :longer- The most popular dodge
t is to shave the horse's toil, turn it loose aril let
it - go home. Of course, that horse is not coon
seen in the village again, as a horse with a- shorn
tail is about the meanest thing to look at, except a
singed possum, nr a dandy. y e n ever did see.
One very cold night in January, 1815, Jake
Hinkle came down to the 'court house,' hitched
his horse lathe court squint 'ence, made a straight
line for Sintleiti' 'grocery,' and began to •wood
up. Old Jake's tongue wat a perfect bell clip
per, and! when oiled- with corn juice, coutvl
into the:high and low dutch Ike a nor' easter in
a firild of-broom corn.' Jake talked, and drank
and talked, and, about midnight, the cocks erne/-
. ing, the stars winking and blinking, and the wind
whistling and nipping around the grocery, San
dere notified Jake and
_the ethers that he was
going to shut up the 'concern,'''und the croWd
must be ..putting out.' Jake made a brake for .
his nig; but she was gone. , , 'Darn her,' says
Jske, 'she's broke her bridle and gond home, and
by shore I shell valk,'—and off Jrkeput through
the co'd and mud. • ' '
Nrat morning, when the Circleville stage
tame along between old'Nfr. Rodgers.' bittern sod
the Rattle Snake Fork of Paint, the ; driver din
wavered poor old Jake laid out'stiff and cold as a
wedge!—Aloe, poor old Jake! Gone! Qitilt.
n gloom hung over the grocery ; Jake was an in
erffensive, good old fellow, nobody denied that,
and certain young fellows who had shaved the
t.,11 Jake's mare on the night previous, and sat
her loose, now felt-sorry for the deed. 'Fire editor
of the 'Argus of Freedom' corns down to the ere:
eery to pt hie morning nip, heard the nerd, went
track to NH l;friCe. 'set ups Jake's'obitunly notice,
pitched in a few . sorrowful phrases. and then put
his paper to press; that afternoon the whole eth-
lion of coins iwo hundred copies wan dimibuled
around amnng the subscribers and 'dead heads,'
and Jabs Hinkle was pronounced stone dead—
;mega aut.
Two or three days afterwards, a man covered
with Intel and sorest; OMB rushing into Wash
ington. He paused not, turned not right or left,
until he found the office of the Argus of Free
. cloin, where he
,rushed in, and confronting the
editor he epluttered forth—
• • You det brinier of die paper—der coos ps.
Fr' 1. •
•
Yes: 833 , M the . responsible' looking n little
wild, 'I am the man'
Veil. bine do great Jehosaphat, vat for you'n
'make me cleat
.Me. Make you dead I' trays the no little as—
tonished editor.
r bawled out old Jake, for it was he,
.yon'n deli de, people; I diet,—its a lie !=And
do'you never do it again, and fools do peoples,
'wit out you gip a written order from. me •
The editor;ever afterwards insisted upon see—
ing the funeral before he recorded en obituary
notice.
A SCENE AT TOE GATE OF TiABA=
ELM
kpoor tailor being released from a trouble•ome
world and a scolding wife,
_appeared at the gate
of petadiEe ; 'Peter akkcxl him if he hod our been
to purgatory!'
• No, said the tailor, •butt have bran mar•
sled.'
sayi.Peter, whet is all the
The tailorhad scarcely got in, before a fat, tur
tle eating alderman: came 'puffing and blowing.
you fellow,' raid he, 'open the door.'
Not en fitq' said NW; have - you ever ken
1 to pnigstory
No,' said the alderman ; 'but what is that to
the purpose? You let in that poor;•hell starved
and. he had been no more in purgatory
them!!
but. betas been married; eqid Peter
••• Married !' exclaimed the alderman, 'why,
!Aye been, married twice:'
Then tl'esse go hark again,' said Peter, , psra
disc is not rho 'place for fools!'
TEMPEILANCE SCIMPLEA. • •
. • There is a temperance lady in Barron who
—won't speak to a shoemaker because be, uses a
,puneltin his business. We know another of the
craft, says the Boston Post, whom a lady refu,rd
to marry, having, as she alleged, cfonacientious
- maples against' taking a 'cobbler.' That was
31:e sr* reason, and;the poor„fellow never heard
lie /est of it.
177:''Docfor,"said a gentlemen who was noto
rious for laziness in genera!, and vlovt:nliness of
perbon in particular. “Doctor, [have tried every
thing I ran think of for the rheumatism...and with.
nut ths,leset avail." The doctor . after having
surveyed Urn fora moment, inquired 'if lie had
tree tried a dean shirt !"
:t.An 1' dimes Wish.--A mettunliFt Mbuiion
ary, tua^._qsn G how wrll ho hod in.trurtd some
Indiarw in roi , gi - in, a.,ke,l one of thorn—
lf tle had not foun,l greA comfort Sun-
Aftfr feCtllring the t , scrament.'
Ave. maser, repite,l the amp% 'but / wish
td it hod btoi Grandy:.
•
er7•• A Got.ll Ton.q--. Here. to internal irn k
rr.veinrnt,' ce DotA s eaid 'when' ho swallowed a .
itnrc of saps.
-Ai a n infant retool , zarnhattinn o few days
se, the examiner asked, .I,V hat fish eat the
Mae ~ nct 7' The Lig, 'uns' &heated a little
Lr.7 ,-, t 15-efl A fick, how's Tom brother Mike get.
Ong •trfig• three hard ;haw.; 4.)h, first rate—
got a good *cart in lila world—married a widow
who hat Wne rbiblrerr.'
Tuscarora and Tam aqua Line.
ON aril attn.. MoUday May ^Bth. the
suharribor will rub a •coach - TIIREE
0 1 . 11Mjili3 Arf between Tnscarara and
FF Tathaqua.pn the arrival of the cars at
Tuscarora. The cane !mire Pottsville at 71 and 11 a'.
clock, A. 41-add 4P. M. The coach will leave Tatzw.
ona et :land 11 o'clock, A. M. and 4 o'clock, P. IL—
far. SO cents. Tickets* can be had at Jones' Motel,
Sara. VO and o M f !ha eandsittor or the Can.
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MEDICINAL.
Dr. nootlandls • • .
• • - -:CELEBRATED GERMAN FLUTERS,
resmz ay
DR. C.ll i . JACKSON.
'AT TIDE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE.
N.. 120 ARCH STREET. PHIL-10E1.PM'
Hill effectually mars Liver Complaint: Jamaica
Dyspepsia, CArnaic or Novae* Debility,
Duque .f t4e Sidney., and el
' dioease a arising fries a dim.-
: demi Liver or etsataci is . 1
, .
• both /dale and Female: I -
C.! till as Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulines of '
f
1.3 Blood to the Bead, Acidity of the Stomach. . u
rea, Heart-born, Diegnst for Food, Fullness or we gh
ln; the Stomach, sour Eructations, Sinking or ut
tering at the pit of the Stomach, Swimming of the
Head. flurried and difficult Breathing, P. Fiutteri of
1
the heart; Clioling or antlicatingsensasinne vrbe inn
lying postnte, Dimness ef visitn, dots or web be. 1
fore the siaht. Fever and doll pain In the head,defc.'
Mercy of Perspiration. Yellowness 01 the akin and
tires. Pale In the side, Back, Chest, Limbs,. &e., sad
den dueller; of - beat, Burning in the Flesh. Codwant
Imaginings of evil and great depression of Spiriier.
The thhume are entirely Vegetable and tree from
Alcohol Stimulant Syrup. Aloes, Rheubarb. Cloud.
Acids. and all Mineral and injurious Ingrediente they
are pleasant.in lame and smell, and mild In the r op.
eratinn, never griping or giving any uneasiness, they
give strength to the whole system whilst they drive
from it disease They cap be administered to lb must
delicate infant with perfect safety.
READ THE FOLLOWING ARTICLE.
It appeared in the leading German Journal ofrtila.
delphia—the .Philadelphia Democrat ." The ditor
was personally ataittainted with Dr. llooffand, and
prizing the services of this great man he could not
quietly look upon the assurance :of an impostor, With•
oat apprising the public of approaching danger.
1:11111STOPII • WILIIELII lIEFELAND.
is wisomiti
CHRISTOPHER WlLLL'altt MOOFEAND;:I
"One of the moat renowned physicians, one of the
gfeatest benefactors of modern Omen. was horn at
Langen Salga., Getmany, on the •Igth day of Mips%
MM. After a careful scholastic iducation,he,lifte his
father pod grandfather, (two celebrated Doctors.) vol.
untarlly devoted himself to the study of Medicine, at
the latter University. From 1793t0 Idol, he officiated
asProfwor at the University of Jena. In MOL lit
was atilpointed Private Physician to the King of Prato
sia,lifemher of the AcadetnyofaSeienee, and upon the
establishment of the near College at Berlin, Profes
sor and Court Physician by the Ministry of the Inte
rior. His characteristic profoundness and deep pene
trationamabled'hina to combine the theoretical and
practical; to untte old and new systems; produce in
common the practical and useful, and thus draw there.
from the results and the neerssary applicable means.
"IcLwris Dr. 11. principally, whn 'exposed and tie
, stroyeit the •Brown's System. which, notwitlistand
i Ina the brilliant, exterior, could not congeal he many
imperfections, *tight to light'hy lloodand's noble
impartiality. and:truths. mid deep penetration. lode
,lpendent of his piactical usefulness as Physician and
Professor of the healing art. he has earned nndying
fame for his miplitior knnwledge in Ala:rein -Watch, an
well no for his ionnifold works on Medical Jurispru
dence. Amoneahese may be mentioned his world re
nownedi.trolgrobeetit, or the art of prolonging life,'
'System df.pratiical healing art,' •Itleas of Pathoge
nic.. 'Journal of practical Medicine,' tee. Ile has he.
sides all this. gained 'external fame and praise. from
suffering. humanity far the discovery and combination
niseveral inrailible,,jnedicinale, among which Is the
tar famed and justly celebrated compound. known as
Du 1100FLAND'S GERMAN HITTERS. f
'I be application of a , cidutius earth •for - the cure of
Sulphur.: dioeas.;,—The celebrated Diaphoretic rent.;
edy—and nitnieroits Isvaluable recorded recipes.
. ~..flet the celehreqon of his fßluetitiliofetr.ional Rs. i
lic . it pin I ii:l3, 01 which nceasinnThe King of l'ints
sea honored him with the instguta ofAbe'Crdet of the
: coo, of the Red Eagle, arid many other royal (Wei,
and marks 01 distinction, he died undie ttrdh day of
August, P": 16, MN the King of Pen - -sin's private Medi
cal Coonsellor,) trithaut any leguutatc mate heir or
upping..
•' Dr. C.
M. Jccks.co, of Philadelphia, has had the
rmeans of obtaining the genuine recipes of the great
medical counsellor Thristoph Wilhelm Moreland,' and
these Invalneble medicines are ptepared with the tit-
most carts at the Lerman Medicine Store. Toe hitter
Illlsture : Hotifland's German Bitters, is the result of
' marl . years study and experience'bv the meat inven
tor, and known and prized in Europe as an infallitole
remedy for the cure of Liver Complaine,Jaundlee, lay,
pepsin, fac. Dr. C. M. Jackson'e ',reparation of this i
medicine has obtained the same celebrity In this Wes-
tem World. The testiosonlato and intionierable con-
11:mations of thousands of the most severe and dull- I
coo cases cured, is ample proof of this. The litedi•
eine' compounded by Dr. C. M. Jackson, have produ
ced the very effects and the same happy results which 1
the immortal Inventor indirafed and intended, and
consermetaly must be prepsred with scrumtions accu
racy. In view of the above facto it seems smellier.
that any body could have the hardihood and impudence
to alumr the name of this distinguished Doctor.' who I
died thirteen years ago. To lairs off a charlatan quack
prep tar ion as the real sod - genuine medicine, and to '
give a oend.lance of originality by affixing afar simile
of the deni:•cd, is indeed extraordinary t The pub
ire will understand what to expect, and what to do
under on en ciremnstanci.."
A number of German papois copied tit above and
are therefoie coin lent tress. thank,
These loiters are worthy the attention of invalida..
Possessing great virtues in the rectification ofilesee,s
;of the liver and hisser-el mils, exerci•ing the most
' searching powers in viettlowes and etTortints of the
dim...live organs, they are withal, safe r ertain and
pleroilot
- OPINIONS OF TILE PHILADELPHIA PRESS.' -
The German "ILLUSTRATED NEWS" sacs:
-our editor and nth, to of this otfve have used the
Getman !Mill's, anrican imommend it with confidence
-hr our readers. AS pripare.l by Dr. Jackson, it fully
equals if not nurpasees in Its effects upon diseased
I dyer and Stomach, the fullest expectation of tire dis
tingolshed physician.
The CR I" ITEM, October Ilith, says: -
Jos ton rite INV•LID.-I(Mit many of mfr readers
are ntiliTied with diseased liver, stomach or nerves!
Manyoineloubt. They are to be pitied, yet to all there
is a cure. ill no:4lmM a Getman Bitters has already
mired hundteds, and that it will cure. no one extra
Oore trees it will doubt. if they Ilse It as directed. It
truli ,ta14,11,1 for toelf an undying fame, which few
!Mee done out of the vast number that ha. , been thrown
b r o., the te.blie. It L. one of the most perfl Cr me
ontaimmi in use. and. •an a c,rnyth rol.'mPnrY has
~li.t, r but as replied by Dr. 3-toltst . m. It folly equals,
tfnot ourpas,, in Its effete the follest riTrl - se•l/la.
ty, , no t of the th.'ingue.l,l idiv,iman who first COM.
7k,illllfleil it. A 4 3 ,plirit,lll Millie is nary before the
reltdtt , tee Meld.' caution oil against using any hilt
• that sign.'d by C. N. Jatkoon, and sold by Irm at 120
Arch Wee I o
The •GALIDEN-DEMOCRAT; the best paper in Wrist,
•
Jersey. saes, tidy lA. ,
- iIotiELAN irs GERMAN BITTERS."
"We have seen many flattering notices of this me- 1
dieine, and the - source from which they came induced
ultra make inquiry respecting itsmerits. From inqui
ry we were persuaded louse it, and must say we found
it specific in Its action akin diseases of the liver rind
digestive organs, and the powerful influence it exerts
upon ncrenue,prostration Is really surprising- !teetotal
and strengthen. the nerves, bringing them Into a state ,
of reposentaking sleep refreshing.
If this medicine was more generally used, we are .
satisfed the re would 'le led sickness„ as from the
stomach, liver arid nervous system the great fnajoritP'
of teal and iummary dfreases emanate. • Olive them
in a healthy condition...and )tits can bid defiance to
epidemics genctally. 'This extraordinary medicine. we
would advise our friends, who are at all indisposedin
give a trial—lt will then recornmenditeelf It should,
in fact. he In every' family." No nth• r medicine can
produce such evidences of merit.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
Thin medicine has attained (bat high character whidt
le necessary; toren medicines to attain to induce coun
terfeiters to put forth a spurious article at the risk of
the liven Of those who are Innocently,deceiveiL
- Lout well to the marls of ihe' flenetixe.
They bare the written signature of C lit JACKSON
I upon the wrapper, and his name blown le the bottle,
without which they ore amnions. •
For sale It Mahwah and retail at ibe GERMAN IsIE•
DICINE STORE, No. 120 ARCII Street, one door
below Sixth, late of rd Race street, Philadelphia.
fly a 01143. EROWN, rott.c.istc ; and by respect
able dealers generally throughout the State.
Match 31, lOW. 14-ly
Dr. Cullen's Indian Vegetable
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THE VERY BEST PREPARATION OF BAR-
SAPARII.LA
Iy the world, prepared by a new prneels, known nnly
t, the Proprietort, by which all Its virtues are ex
tracted—this not helm.; the case with any,other, ac
counts for the (limber of positive and almost inirocu
lons rllfra, Inltle In't his eity,while other preparation,
of narsaparilly make al tneir cures at a distanee—
Taark this I We invite attention; we call on all in sift, I
to examine. to visit our patients, and lierri..e rOlivill- 1
0,1 ine l in o truth of what we say ; what other Altera
tive thus rllallenCeS investlgationl NONE—Or. Cut.
len'S IS niio the cheapest shrtoparilla in the Wmld.:-.
11 ii pore, concentrated. and unadulterated, Win liter
'(ter. goes fonlier.lllall tllloo Or four or other prepara
tom. It 1.1. i.: cute.l.and Will c.f., roOro cast, of "Irrofola
or King's Evil, Conatintinion, Illochitis, Erystrielits
Ole , tinate Gina tioims Eruption., hi itchria. Mies, Ping
Worm?, and Tetter, Said Ilead,Chrtimic Ulcers, Myr
cella' disease, Rheumatism. Netira,ria, Liver coin!
plaint, Phitotation of the,lleall, lly..pep.4a, etc., etc.
than any other medicine elver thic , iv red, and hence it
s the heat purifier of the Blood r VP, offered friths pub
ic. Call and get a patephlet. a large pamphlet, eon
litinttrg foil accounts of the different dista-es which
It'd, medicine ettres,take the caves described, annul viii
the patients, and you will find W 11.31 we ea/ Is true
posittreiy WIC.
We will also give. the notate of patients cored of
, Int ; wo n t ds.ipemle forms of disease. and the names el
Doctots, who in nocrol prescribe one weilii - iiie. o.ire
I I heilyiderus, and Rua nn of the credit of our tlisaiv
ci y. Th.., wim lore truth and tiosOlto: humbuz, call
1 and examine the testimony, and evidence we :ire pre
-1 pgruil to give in favour of Dr. C•llen•s Indian Vege
table Panacea
Por I.'l, by ROWAND f.t WALTON, Proprietors.
No 21 North Sixth ot., Pi.tatlelphia.
I/ Hannan. d. 8, C. Marttn, and J. G. Brown, Patti,
vilte.J. C Falk, Minersville. Pa
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Pore Fresh Cod Liver OIL
eT lIIA new and valuable Med irtne, nnw used by the
1 medical profession with such astonrshing efficacy
in thn tem° of Pulmonary Consumption. r"crofula.
Chronic Rhentnatioin, Gout, (ter:if Debility, mom
plaints of the Kidneys, the.. km.. is prepared from the
liver of the Cod Fish tar medicinal ear, expressly for
our sales.
[Extract from the London Mcilit al Journal.]
e C. J. R. Williams. M. 1) , I'. IL :a., Profeieinr of
Medicine in II mi ..TOity College, London, C. 0414.1160;
Phyiici m to the Hospital for Consumption, &r.,
says
1 base prescribed the aid in above four hundred cases
of min:reit Wu, disease of the 1.1111Z4. in ditfirent
attires. whim base hrlurch 111111,r toy care the lest two
years and a hall. In the large number of cases, 206
nut of 231 , Its was followed by marked and un.•
cuttit nerd improvement. varying In degree in different
CAPVA.frOM a temporary retardation of the progress nf
the disease. and a costezation diurcising eyrtiptoms. ,
up to a more or less complete ;restoration to apparent
health.
•• The effect of Cod Liver Oil in most of these eases
was , very remarkable. Even in a few days the cough
.was mitigated. the e pertorat ion diminished in mien/•
smicipaclty, the night MCSiS gessed, the pulse be•
time slower, andOf buttes volume, anti the7appetite,
flesh and strengthwere gradually improved.
• In conclusion, l 'repeat that the mire fresh nil from
the Liver of the Cod is more beneficial .in the treat
ment of Pulmonary Consumption than any agent, me
dicinal, ilictic or regio:nal, that has yet been em..
As we have made arrangements to prncire the Cod
Liver Oil. fresh from bead quarters, it Can now be
hail chemically pure by the single bottle. or in boxes
I of one dusen each.
Its wonderful eltaaCY ban Waked numerous Ppuri-
Oun imitations. As its success depends entirely
he Purity, too much care.cannot be used in procuring
it geoid,.
Every bottlehaving on It:air written signature mai'.
the depended nista as genuine
. Pamphlets containing on analysis of the Gil. with
notices of It front Medical "Journals, will be sent to
those who address na free aposteta.
JORN C. BAKER & CO..
Wholesale Druggists and Chemists.
• JOO North Tbizil-steer, YbiladilpAl3.
THE MIN
MEDICINAZ.
Caution Extra.
Atnan by the name of etArr has engaged with a
young man or the name of S. P. Townsend. and acre
his name to put up a Sarsaparilla, which they tali Dr
Townsend's Sarsaparilla, denominating it GENUINE
Originaloste. This Townuend is no doctor. and never
was; but was formerly a waster on railroads, canals,
and the :Ike. Yet be assumes the title of Dr..' for the
purpore of gaming credit far what be la no. This is
to caution the public not to be deceived, and purchase
none bat the Genuine Original Old Dr: Jacob Town
send's inrsaparilla, having on it the Old Dc's. like
ness, his !dm ily coat of arms, and his signature across
the coat of arms.
EMI
Genuine Townsend Sarsaparilla:
OLD Dr. Townsend la now about 7 R years of age,
V and has longb,en known as the author and din.",
erer of the Genuine Original -Tow nsend:Rarnapa "
Being poor, he war compelled to limit its manufacture.
by which means it hap been kept out of market, and
the gales circumscribed to these only who had proved
; Ws worth and known its ralne. It had reached the
ears of many, neve rthelcsa, as those persons oho had
been healed of .01, dincloes. and saved from death,
proclaim.' its excellence and wonderful
HEALING POWER. j
Knowing. wasp gears ors. Nat he had, by hi. skill,
science, and espe more, devised an article which would
be of Incalcnable advantage to mankind, when once
known and extensively used, be hoped and perseve
:ed. expecting the time to arrive whentbe means would
he furtibbed to bring it into universal notice, when
its inestimable virtues would be known and apprecia
ted. This time has come. the means are supplied: this
GLAND AND 11NEOULI.ED PREPARATION.
In manufactured on the largest stale, and Is called
for throughout the length . and breadth of the land,es
nerially as it is found incapable of degeneration or
deterioration. -
Let every man ring Ihnnighnut the land, that Old
Dr. Jacob Townsend Is now manufacturing the real
'Townsend Sarsaparilla,' which nerersones.nteer ft,
meal, anti never citailfes its character.
From thin day h'cth the people shall have the Parr
.oeasiae 7 ornsend Sarsaparilla, which shall never
sour in the battle, or to the stomach„ and. It shall yet
banish front the land al IFeraienting, Souring, Explo
ding. Vinegary Sarsaparillas, now in use. A gond
Sarsaparilla, pure and centime, ought to live ; a poor
souring. slip-Clop Sarsaparilla nu:Onto droop soil
The Old Dee_ Sarsaparilla will keep pure and per
fect tun years.
Unlike young S. P. 'Townsend's it improves with
are, and never changes, but for the better; because it
principles by a P,Cieniiiic nian.
'I he hight,t knowledge of Chemistry. and the latest
discovelics of the Art have all been Armtek lido requi
sition itt the manufacture of the OLD DIPS. SA ILIA
PARII.I.A. The Sarsaithrilla root, it is well ktniwn
to medical men, contains many medicinal properiies,
end some properties which are inert or useless, and
others, which; If retained in preparing It for use, pro
duce ferstratatten anti arid, which in Injurlou■ to the
nyelein. •enme • nf the properties of Sarsaparilla are so
ea/arils, that they entirely evaporate and are lewt in the
preparation, If they are not preserved by a •setentillc
process, known only to those experienced in its manu•
facture. Alorrover—these canals principles, which
fly off in vapor, or an an exhaltatinn, under heat, are
the very esccatial meci;cal properties of the root, which
Five to it all Ito value.
A n y person ran hail nr stew the root till they get a
I dark colored Ilgnid, which is more trim the roloriteT
matter in the root than from anything else ; they can
then strain title In or viipiti liquid. sweeten with
sour molnsien. and then rail it ”Sarsaparilla Extract
nr Syrup." tint such in lint the article known av the
GENUINE 01. D DR. JA.COII TOWNSEND'S SAIL-
iMEIM
Tlils Is so prepared, that ailtho linen properties of
the Sp.:tap:allll root ate tit , it eetniwed, every thing
heroining acid or alferrhentatinn; is extract
ed and reject, d ; then every particle of medical virtue
is secured in a pure and concentrated form': anti thus
it is rendered incaceilde of losing any of Its valnahic
and licelin7: propeme+. Prepare) in this way, it Is
made the mast powerful agent in the
421 , 11 k: 01 , INNUMERABLE: DISEASES:
• ... ..... . ..........
tier lherreatsaan why ac hear commendations on
every side ip its favor by men, women, - and children.
ice fold it doing wonders In the rare a - af Consumption,
I)) dinansta, and I,iv,,a• Complaint, and in Rheumatism.
Sr rofala, Pile., Costiveness. all Cutaneous Eruptions,
Pimples, Blotches. and all altections a riding from
, • IMPIII:ITY OF 'nil" . EL.)01).
s
It posdesdes q loarvelion. a in +„ in all complaints
i
arising ft rain in I:argil - in, from Art, city of the Stomach,
from macqu - ti itrolat arm, deteriatinatlam of blood. to
the head, p.:llai atiani of the heart!, void feet. and cold
hands, colatchalls alid hot tlashea over tho body. It
has not its equal In Colds and Cdughs ; and, promotes
easy ey.pectorationl and gentle Perspiration, relaxing
Stricture of the lungs, throat, and every ntherpart.
lint In nothing is Vs excellence more manifestly seen
and acknowedund than in 111 kinds and stages nt Fe
male Complains:..'
it works wonders In camera( Floor Altana or Whiles,
Falling ot the Woittla. Obstrtieted, Suppressed, or
Painful Menses, Irregularity of lilac menstrual periods,
and the Idle ; and id as eirea : tunt n curing all the fnrtris
o f Kidn e y 11i.".a.a0. 'By removing obstructions, and
regillatleg the gener . ll- , y-lcul:itg.ves Eire and strength
1 to tin, whole holy; and thus curl!, rill funny of
N Env° E.; s DISEASES AND/DEBILITY,
And thus prevent; or relieves a 'great variety of other
maladies. as Spinal Irritation,i Neuralgia, St. Vitus
Dance. swoonniz. Epileptic Fit+. Canvnliions, Ar.c.'
It en nom - meaide for Mis ens line to fail to do good;
it has cubing en it which can ever harm, It can nee 21
sour or open', and thereteele, roe never loos.' its Cora
lice pr0p5r1,..... It o , n,r , the blond, the liver
to healthy aciion, tones tlee stomach. , and gives grind
digestion, relieve; the bowels of torifor and constipa
tion. allays Indaneation,tenriticsithe skin, equalizes the
circulation of the blood, prodiscing gentle warmth
equally all over the holy, and atthe insensible perspire-
Don ; creases all obstructions, and invigorates theen
tire nervous system Is not this. then, the medicine
youlpre.-eminentle need! Outran any of these things
he said of S P. Townsend's interior ankle I This
Flung man'sliquiel is notto he
COMPARED WITH VIE OLD DIPS.
liocause of one grt MI fart. that the one Is Incapable of
deterioration,and NE ER SPOILS, while the other
does; it sours. ferments, and blows the bottles con
taining it into fragments ; the sour„ acid liquid ex
i
pending, and daneaging. other goods! Must not this
horrible comiseet led he poisonn es to the system! What!
put .16e:info a 'paw alrin,ly d ttand c ith acid! What
causes Dyeepcpsia hut aid 1 • Do we not all. know,
that when Mod senersin nor st maths, what mischief
It produces! Ilatulendie.•bearhurn, palpitation of the
,heart, liver cemelelaint, eli a .'Owes, elvs-mr.t.cry , colic. and
corruption of the blood! .WI at I, .?rrnrola buten arid
mono; in the hotly' • What imuluces all the humors
wee', le leriela on Creentions of the Skm. Scald Head
Salt lehment;Erysipelan, White Swellings., Fever Sores
and all ulceration:, Internal : net external! It I, natl..
ing under heaven lint an acid substance. Which sours
and them spoils all the fluids of the body, more nr less.
What cam-es Rheumatism, lut a saner nr acid fluid,
whirl; insinuates itself hetween the Joints sod else.
at here, irritating and enamel ig the tender and delicate
ti.omes upon which It acts! So of nee ors disesses,
I
of impurity of the Hood, of e ',ranged circulations, and
orally all the ailments whirl afflict Samna nature.
Now is it not horrible to n ake and sell, and ikfinits;
ly.vorse In tier thin
SOURING, FERMENTING, ACID "'COMPOUND"
OF S. P. TOWNSEND!
And vet he wmild fain have It tinderstomi that Old Dr.
Jacob Tow nsend'i Genuine Original Sarsaparilla, is
an IMITATION of his inferior preparation:
Heaven forbid that we shnuld dell in an article which
Irn.lid hear the most distant resemblance to S. P,
Tnwraend's article: and which would bring down
upon the Old Or. such a mountain load of complaint.
and rriminations front A zerits"who have sold, and purr
chasers who have used S. Townsend's Fermenting
ornrinund. We wish it understood. beraine it is the
Gralure truth, that S. I'. 'qiwitsemi's article sad Old
Dr. Jacob Ti - iwn..irmirs Sarsaparilla are heaern•wide
apart and infiniula dissimilar ; that they are rudil.e in
every particular, having of one single thing in cam:
rurin.
. .
As S. P. Townsend lam - Floctor,and never was. Is no
chemist. no pharmaceutic —know. no more of medi
cine or di="rse than anv r th,r common, unscientific
i
unprofussiOnal man, rill t miarantee can the 'nubile
have that they arc rereiv Inc a grumble scientific'. medi
cine, containing all the virtuXa used in preparing it,
and which are Inennahle of change. which trileht ten
di,them the at,'ents of dbiease instead of health I
Rot what elce shost,l he expected frOm one who I
knows not/rine comparatively of inV4 mine or dismise !
It requires a person of Vome experlmtce, trtencdc and
serve tip even a eninnol m decent meal, him. lunch more
Important Is lt that the p !ons who manufacture medi
cine, deafened for weal, stotnacha and 'enfeebled sT a
-I,..should know w,.lllh,nethullpropernes of plants,
the hest manner of svriiring and concentrating their
healing virtues, al+-oan /•stonsive knowledge nt the •a•
'inns diseases which allect the human system, and
how to adapt remedies in, these diseases! •
It i= horrible to think' and to know .how cruelly the
afflicted are ialposedopho by presumptuous men for the
sake of money'. • Parijines made nut of the aannic.co
11.- sick: end no .01 ivalent rendered the despair
tag utterer.
It la to arrest frauds npon the unfortunate, to pout•
balm into wounded humanity, to kindle hopehithe de
impairing boson', to,restrire licalthandblonnt, and vigor
Into the crushed and broken, and to banish infirmity,
I that Old Or. Jannt, Townsend has sought and Intind
' Inc opportunity and means to hring his thattul Burner
sal Concentrated Remedy within the reach, and to the
knowledge of all.who need it, that they may.learn and
know, he Joyful experience, its
TRAIsrICENDENT POWER TO REAL,
And thus to have the impntehasahle satisfaction of
finning raised thousands nod mdtinns from the bed of
siekin,'s and de.imndcnkY to hot.. Immlth, and a long
lite of via'or and usefulness to themselilcs, their
fami
lies and friends
Agent., r,,,..11;!. County. John G. Drown, Pnttsville ;
Jam, 11. Falls, and .1. W. Giblia, Minersville • J
Fry. Tamaqua; I:ecan le liautnnan, Schuylkill haven.
[lien. 15, fail. 51.
ttdtt imroaren alEes AND CLACK TELE
Tom J, C. Jenking St Co.,
TEA DEALERS.
8. IT'. c eeeee of Creerist and : rweDDI Areas, •
THILADELPIIII•
11.—One of our partners having learnedthe Tea
tll •businexe of the Chinese themselgea.sluring a real
demi of seven years nmong them, the pubis may there,
fore expect of as the fall benefit of the knOwledge and
experience thus acquired.
To our Black teas. particularly, we wish to call at
tention as possessing a degree of strength and richness
of flavor seldom equalled. IMtet [tat arc universally
used by the Chinese; who consider the Green tit ugly
fat foreigners: Our physicians also recommend the
Black at Making a more healthful beverage than the
G ree n. Each package is so scented as to retain the
virtues of the tea far a long time in any climate, and
containsiall wag A tn.(' Ito, ineependent of the metal and
paper with which it is enveloped.
T. C. JENKINS & Co.
The above marrante tea, put up 111'1, and Ilb
Packngeol just reccive.dand wtil be constantly kept for
sale by the eob•criber I. WIIITFIELD.
Nov. TS, ISV. • •H 8
VVIIILTE. PILE E G IMA Dlf;--A
you ittperioi Mick. lot " 10 " -
Sept:4, 39.1 J., S. BipaTV Ii O
RS' JOURNAL,: AND -P
Ml'E~ ~~(.)5~fI~
Afflicted., dO not Despair.
ANOTHER FELLOW. BEING BESCEED nom
_ .
Pieta by Schsack's Patriots Syrup.
TRE following case is one of the greatert triumph cfa
medicine over disease ever published in mcdita.
history. - Read it .!
Prompted by no otherthan the feelingof benevolence,
'and for the benefit of my.atllieted felloar belngs,l de.
sire to make known a short description of my disease
and the unexpected core I obtained fiorn stifforiCK'S
PCLMONIC SVRUP. Munn three years ago I was
afflicted with a violent cold, tahleh settled on my breast
and side, and every few days I would false consider
able bleat; my cough was.very tight and distressieg;
E ver y day I had Violent fever, creeping .chills, and
profuse meats at night, with difficulty of breathing
and great loaner, appetite; my system was entirely)
pmstrated, being confined m nisrbea most of the time.
Two of the most cminentthhysicians in tiiis city at-
tenacd me, and after exhausting ail theitski , pronouns
ced my case incurable. Indeed. one sal my Wog.
were almost gone, and I could not possibly recover
At this stage of my diaerto. I was prevailed upon to
try Dr. Scheret's Palma-11i Egrup, and before I had to'
ken half a dozen bottles, was so far recovered as to
be nide to go about the, house. It seemed to streneth
en my whole system—lt loosened the cough and stop
ped the htheeding—my bowel' became regular, and
everything I ate, seemed to - digest easily and nourish
my whole system. Indeed, such was the rapid pro
yeti of my health. and so sodden the change; that I
became too sanguine cif a speedy cure, and abandoned,.
the asp of the medicine before the disease was-thor
gbly eradicated, which resulted la another attack of.
bleeding at the longs last call, accompanied by a distres
' sing cough. I again commenced taking the Pcilmonic
Syrup, and spot for Dr. Schenck, who, upon a careful:
examination, advised me to continue using Its Before
I had taken flier bottles. an abscess formed in my side.
which gathered and broke, discharging as near SS I can'
judge.'a pint cfvery disagreeable yellow matter.. This
seemed to cleanse and purify my whole system.- From ,
this time I began to get beater, and am now happy to
say entirely recovered. I ant sure at this time .1 en-
Joy better health than I have for the last ten years.
Since I commenced taking the Pulnionicifyrup,lthave
never failed to recommend it wherever t wenteftrat
others, as wedl as myself, might he saved frocriTthat
awful disease; fir I feel, it a duty that Lowe to the
afflicted to publish nto the world. Permit me to mn•
lion a few cases that have come under my immediate
observation. Being on a visit to Camden, N. J., last
summer, I saw a child, evidently in the last stage ,
bowel censwmptinn. The mother-informed me that
the physicians had given the child up on Incurable. I
told Sher what benefit I had derived from. the use of
Scheners Moto= Syrup, and induced het,to procure
a bottle. I heard nothing more from the little sufferer
until about three months after ; being in the tmttlieti
my attention was drawn to a lady who observed me
very attentively. She finally approached me, and asked
me 1(1 was nut the lady who,rccommended Sehenek's
Pulmonle Sympto her . llying child last summer In Cam
den. I replied that I was, She said that her child bad
entirely recovered, and was uncommonly he !thy.—
Her name is Mrs. Wilson; and now resides In Brides
berg. Another lady I would mention in particular,
who had a Sererelett3 affection. tier face and neck
presented one continued Fore. and one of her eyes was
seriously affected, with it. She had become greatly,
emaciated, and to all appearances past recovery. I in;
dared her to try Schenck's Pulnumic Syrup, which she'
did. and is tines perfectly cored.-,Another lady, Mrs.
McMullen, whose residence I will give on application
wan eSideittlrle thin !SRI Stage of Consumption. I
prevailed upon her to try the. Pulmonic Syrup. In is
very shnt t time sire was entirely recovered, and 'now
nt health. having. become exceedingly
fleshy. These are three cn,es within my knowledge,
which' know were 'cured by Sehenek's Pulizionic
'
up. All who ilnebt this •tatement, suit will take the
trouble to call on tee at thy residence, Parini, Street,
five doors above Teeth, north stile, I think I will tie
able to satisfactorily convince them lIV ley own
and others that I knew have been ca red' by this SitllP.
Since my core there have been Se many to sec me to
know what I took, that I hove had a very good oppor
tunity of knowing a great many that have taken It.
and leave born greatly benefiltwl thereby, and I think
it persons afflicted with Consumption or Liver Com
plaint, would send for Or: Seim trek. and let him care
fully examine their lungs. and if he says lit con cure
them, follow-the dlnettiOni, and prevent taking cold,
they until re platy recover.
GPLIELMA 1.. LEIDEUT.
Philadelphia, May IS, NM
DR. i. Q. SCIIESPFC:-1 1, VT Str—l have known;llra,
Leibett for several years."mintier of my church,
and have all confidence In her statement, and anti' re-
Joked to find her again testored to health. Any thin;
more. in additinit to her statement, isneeillesit,
Yours. truly. 7110:11A14
Pastor of the North Prcebyterlan Church,
Phitoda., JURG 20.1640. Sixth st., above Omen.
Prepared and sold by 3. 11. SCHENCK, nt his Lab
ratnry, 8. C. Corner nf 'sates and Marshall swots,
and at hie principal office, No. 32 Saint) Sisth street,
and by the following agent,
J. 5. C. Martin. Pottsville; Lynn & ilirLrt, Pnrt
Clinton; Charles Franey. Orwiestoirg ; S. IF. Dickson
schitylksl! Kasen; J. 11. Palls, Minersville ;" Price &
Hitches. of flair; Henry Shipler, Port Carbon; Dr.
.1. E. Steinhercer. Middleport ;E. Fry. Tamaqua;
C. W. Cccl, Beading; 11. T: Skinnier, Norristown;
John Beherman,lLonnurg.
clr Price *1 per hnttle, or $5 per halt dozen.
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TDE 0111MNAL AND GENUINE
IiZIRKIMIDE'S TATTERSALFII
Heave Powder.
IT IIA cured, in the last year
1f4) , 1ra41:1 of ll,•aves,
2000 eases of chronic 01%101, •
200 cases of Broken Wind,
5000ca.tes or Horses out of Conditlt'm, and other
diseases.
More than 500 certificates, verbal and written, have
been recelved,attesting to the virtues of this ineetinia-
Me remedy but we base only spate to sulttran there!.
lowings
Rielll.l.l, asire7,nra., 14411. 1r,1848
Gentlemen:L.4 wish to inform you that the 'Patter
sail's Ileaße Powders I bOught at your store last Octo
ter, cured a valkable mare of mine of the heaves, that
she had had two years. The first package did not effect
a cu.e, but did she mate so mach gond I was induced
to try another paeltage, and the result has been, that
s he bus not had the Ileance, since :Hulot a week after
commencing the second pachage,althonchshe has been
need on my fans almost every day since, which has
satisfied me that she to effectually cured. One of toy 1
neighbors In giving Tattersall's ttrnve Powders to a
horse.,and the prospect it very flattering he will be cu
red by it.
Believing that the above named medicine is a very
valued, A ne, and that Ho! ,fs.en be cured by it, I feel
willing to lend my name in praise"( it.
• Respectfully. Moses P. WARNER.
Spridp Hill, Ala.. July 21, 1,345.
Nt.s.fi. J. F. Winter & Co.—Cleritletneb.-1 most
cheerfully beartestimonytuthe.greatellicacy and rlrlll.o
of the Tattersall'S Heave Powders, in the cure of her
we. affected with Ileave ermghs and colds. I have
saleable horse that was so severely affected with
Ileavcrond rtAtlrnt el - malting, that I had wrU nigh lost
him, 'Alien I purchaseda package of Tattersall's Heave
Powders, which-entirely rnred him and restored Lis
appetite. Nn ntr rer of horses t hould he without it.
- Respectfully yours, CIIO. A. !',cannot'.
CAIITION.--arollatlnok and worthless nomponiale
have followed us o herever we have introduced ourre
tnedy, and we understaftel that several new ones are
being put up for circulation—beware ofthose and take
no remedy but "the Tattersall's."
None genuine withimt the signature of A. It. Gough
& one dollar per package, sin for five dol
lar. Prepared andsold wholesale and teta it by
• DOUGH & NETCHAM.
140 Fulton Street, New York.
oi±cA.ll D. lI:SKINS agent for Pottsville.
Pottsville, Nov IS. 1915 47.4y
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Greatest Discovery . ' of the Agg
DR. TRASK'S
NAG:YE:TIC ors rmENT,
Iconstantly 1111,111 , g cores of the utmost impnr
ttnce. The mole incredulous are convinced—the
moat faithless are compelled to believe In the power
and virtue of thin tirent remedy.
It ift universally admitted to be the most wonderful
combination known to the world for the immediate
relief of disease and pain. . •
It noverfalla while there•riina ins sufficient life to
restore a nntural,and healthy action to the' capillary
vessels of the body, and egllaille the circulation of the
blood. By this means a controllinit power is gained
over the most malignant forms of disease, which can
not be obtained from any other remedy. Such to the
power of this combination that it penetrates to esery
portion of the human frame; every bone and muscle,
vein and ligament is searched am and made sensible
of Its purifying and healine influence. Hence It comes
It copes as readily with internal as external diseases.
Neelefeee leXtaefet axe ne record where this reme
dy has restored health to patients at near the crave
that the nowt powerful Internal Treledire failed to
produce any ettset. Such has ft equently beck the ciao
I in
lojNormarion of the Vowels.
No patient ever need rhe with this dioesao whore the
Nacnefic Ointment can be obtained. That dealt :mu;
Epidemic known as the
Putrid Flerdpepts,
tend always be cured by ibis remedy. For •
itgamistatirry Rhennustisn.
tbienintmext in the most complete remedy prepared.
In 99 cases out of ;GO it wilt alrerd entire relief to the
wont en/e'er
Arerrolir IlendarAr,
For nervous disease this remedy is
in thirty mlnntea.
of immense value.
Affection. ofsbe ipine,rhenmattsm,lamenessiulce:
rote sore thwart': bronchiti.: pleurisy, croup, chills.
brutes, scald head. scrofula, salt Rheum, erysipelas,
cholera !moron., ague in the face or breast. MUM in
flamed' ay es, fever sores, ttc., will be immediately re
lieved by the use of this remedy.
For further particulars and testimonials, see pamph
lets left with each agent.
Price 25 and 40 cents per bottle. For sale by
JOHN G. BROWN.
Also, fur sale by an Agentln each town in the State.
Sept 22. !W.
FABIILY BIBLES.-100 Family tlibles,rang-
Inc in price hops 8140 to 014 jou Teemed and
Am sale. at BANNAWB
Ito 361 0169 niPOL and
TTSVILI o giGENERA.
MEDICINAL:
: AMc tilisteros Ointment,: , • .
CONTAINING NO lITJICURY,, OR OTHER .
-ytNE AL. -
IT POWER TO CAUSE ALL External Sores.
serofnions, Ilumora, Skin Diseases, Poisonous
Wmintia to discharge, their putrid matters, and th en
.
heats them.
!iris - rightly termed ALIATEALTNG, for there 11
ecarcely a disease external. or Internal, that It will not
benefit. I base used it for theists sixteen years for
.all diseases of the chest, involving the utmost danger
and:responsibility. and Idealise before Heaven and
man, that noldn one case hash failed to benefit when
the Patient was within:reach of mortal means.
i Ince had physicians learned in the_profeaston:—
I base had ministers of the gospeljudges of the bench,
I aldermen, la try ere, gentlemen of the highest erudition,
and, multitudes of the poor use It In every variety of
way, and there has been but one
,voice-one universal
`voles--saying
IIeALLISTER, YOUR OINTMENT IS GOOD."
Itil EU ATIS N —lt removes almost immediately the
intimnatindand swelltnewheu the pain cea.ses. (Read
the directions around the box.)
HEAD-ACHE—The salvo has cured persona of the
head ache phi twelve yeara standing, and who had It
regular every creek so that vomiting took place.
DEAFNESS, Ear-Ache, Tooth-Ache, and Ague In
Hid face, archelped with like success
SCALD HEAD—We have cured Cana that actually
defied everithing known One man told ea that he
bad spent 1/400.*1 ointment without any banal%
when•• fe* boxes nf cured them. -
BALDNESS-At wilt restore hair sooner than any
otherthing.
TETTER—Tbare nothing better for the Care o
Netter.
Buuss-It is one' of the best things in the World
for Darns. •
Piles—Thousands are yearn) cared by thin Oinment.
('never falls in giving relief for the Files.
..erolind. the hoe are ifireetions for istiorSicAllistrif
Ointment for Scrofula,. Liver Complaint, Fa3sipelgo,
Titter, Chilblain, Scold Brad, Sorg eyes. Ramer, Sere
Throe. Bronchitis, Nor-roue clfectioms, Paw, Disease
-of the Spine, Lrea,l-4rils„-Sortkine. Deafness, Bar-Ache,
Burns, C0re:4.411 Disrases of the Skin, Sore Lips, Pia.
pigs, (c.c. Sliff nogg oft kg joints. Seating' of the Limbs,
Sore Ligibe. Sores, Rhoonotioes, Pau, Cron*, Strolled.
or Bookes Boron, Tooth,lele..eps in the Foce,dic. -
COLO FEET-I.lver Complaint. pain In the Chest,
or Side', falling ow of the hair, one or the other accurst.
pitnies cold feet (Ws Ointment is the true remedy.)
It is a 'SUM sign of disease to.have mild feet.
CORNS—Occasional use of this Ointment will al..
ways keel, Corns from growing. People need never
be troubled with them If they use it frequently. -
This Ointment Is good for any part of the body or
limbs that are inflamed. In home eases it should be
applied often.
CAILITION.—No Ointment will be genuine unless
the name of Jame .11sAllistsr is written with a pen
upon every label, JAMES MeALLISTER,
eokrProprietnr of the above Medicine.-%
'Price. '25 ets. per box.
AGENTS—J. M. Beatty & Co.. Pottsville ; D N.
fielster, do;' J. W Gibbs, ; .Charles Frei•
ley, Or7lesbarg; C. & G. Ifuntginger. Schuylkill
Haven ; Wm. Taggart, Tamaqua; Washingtnn
tteta
ler, POrt:Carbon; Wm. Price,-StCiair; Jnhn
Beading:. and by Agetto Jn all the principal Towns
in the Unitid States.
Principal, Office, North Third K, Philadelphia.
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B. Ai FalinestocliN Vermifkige.
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
increasinepopularity and sale
1 of 11. A. Fatinceinck•a Vermifuge has induced per-
Isntin Ivan are envious of lite success, to palm off upon
!the politic. preparations which all medical men know
!ttio e inefficacious in expelling worms from the system.
ThiS Vermifoge made its way into public favor upon
_round of its own intrinsic nierits, more than any
other mislirine of the kind now used; and while many
iwairto remedies have, he dint of puffing, been forced
into sale. and shortly nfter Anne into the obscurity
which their worthiesness justly molted. 11. A. Fnhne
stork's Verniffage continues to lie triumphantly sus
peered. i It has noly to be used and Its effects will fully
sustain nil that resallof it. wonderful expelling power
CERTIFICATE.
Warts, Erie Co., New York. Jan 7.1813.
II We certify that we have used H. A. Fahnestock's
Vermiform in'oor families, and in every case it has pro
vided a decided and etTertual remedy for expelling
worms from the slant. n. 'We cordially recommend it
to parents is ha have children afflicted with that dan
gerous malady. , ELON VIRGIL
WM. B. PAINS,
BriBERT MAY,
JOS BURROUGHS.
For sale, wholesale and retail:sr the drug warehouse
of 'R. A. FAIINESTOCR & Co.
• Cornerof Sixth and Wood ses. Pittsburg. Pa.
For sale in Pottsville, by CLEMENS sik HEIILER.
Dec. 9. 1813.;50-
G. W..lllercliant's Celebrated
BYZIEffEEESZEti
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TIMF. and ..xp.rieare inns fully proved, that this
uNivEns.u. REMEDY has not its eat on the
list of popular medirines, having Mimi more than II
years before the public.
Testimony of the kanst disinterested character silts
wonderfol effects on the animal economy is almost
daily presented to the proprietor.
A young man in the Town of Wilson, whore clothes
were burnt [And' hint. was restored (without> stiffer
me.) be the timely use of this OIL
Numerous are the unsolicited etntements Of patients
themselves, and others who base Used the Oil, of
cure. which in themselves appear so remarkable, itat
were they at all interested Ina peculiar Point, they
could hardly hare been credited.
The following diseases nee among many others In
the cure of which this Oil has been completely llllCCe7e
tul and in which others had entirely failed
Spa.ln, Sweeny, Ringhnne, Windmill. Foil Ertl
Cations, Cracked lfeels. Calls of nlikinds,•Lame
ness, Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises, Sand
Cracks. Foundered Feet, Scratches; nr
Ilrense,Mange, Rheumatism, Blind of
Animas, External Poisons, PainfUl '
Nervous A ffeCt infs.,' Frost Bites,
Rnils,(i•rns.Whitlno ■ BUBB And •
- Scalds, Chilblains, Chapped
blonds, Cramp,. Contractions
of the Mnscles, Swellings,
• Weaknexs of the Joints,
Caked Breusis, &e..
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CAPTIbi TO PURCHASEiIS.
Ileware of cOIINTIIIIKEITS, und he surethe name
of the Sole Proprietor, GCOROE W. AIEIIt.IIIANT,
Lockport, N. V.. i. blown In the side of thelmitle.and
in hand writing over the Cork. Don't be 1/11111t13.•
ded to take anything else with the promise it 'spirt as
good & v., Inc. Thio k praeliced by those unprincipled
dealer, whose con.cienre * will stretch like India Rob
bpi., and who are of a kindred spirit of those in nor
large cities. who, nefartoos practices have so recent
ly loon ra po.eil to the action or Coneriks.
nest, who a•trniprln Ornint oriel( Mi.. article are en•
ferret! to the ia VI 1.1 New ''ork, of May 1915, ha• which
it will b.e soon that .eyery person auditing in these
ennnterf.•{ts is subject to 3lictment, imprlbonamnta.od
tine,
A person seltlng out of thin State, will be liable to
arrest when in the State, midalsa to he held as a wit
ness against those lie bought stir sold for.
AU Orders nitilrersed to t he proprie tor will be prompt
ly accoondeil to.
Zet a Pamphlet or the Agent. and see what wan
ders are accomplished by the" no - of this medicine.
Said by respectable Ottller3 gene:zilliinAlie United
Slates uml Canada. Also, by
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J. c. C. il6rtj II I. Pottsville;
E. J. Fry. Tamaqua ; C. Franey Grwigsurd Almon
nail fteiblehent ; i'olllll & Kerizey, Easton ; Lewin
Smith 4- Co., Allentown ; 11. Masser, Sunbury ;
J. Sbeafor, Milton; M. A. McCoy, Northumberland;
.Dr. es. Tolle, Wllkesbarae; AV• naitliony & Co., White
Haven; C. W Shuffle. Lewisburg; S. Williams. Ilear
Creeki U. MI Ehect. Mandl Chunk ; Bonet Sc Jones,
Tunkbanonck ; Frederick Klett dz Co., Wholesale
Agent, Philadelphla
Nov;, ISO.,
~~
~.._
50 cat . nsi4 of :almanacs, Ge rm an and English. in
clud:nz the Uncle Sam. the Peoples, the Farm
and tit,chdpia.,obio, the German and English
Comic Almonai ; iinssath and Rena dlmannes. All of
which will be'sold at Plaidelphia totem by the Grow
or Dozen, at • II
Cheap Bookstore. and Publißhing Houma
22.1840.
Slates: Slates: Slates;
IV ({
h b ou7,l E al ,olron hu f e v d a r f i a o r a I ,. ei l e m e 5 0 , 0 a,
'7l;:riere
icired snd r. r sal: cheap.. '
;The subscriber la Co,:cot for the Penneylvanla Slate
Factory, the bent States in the United States, and sup.
plies Schools, Store-keepers, dte., by the wholesale at
Manufacturers and Thlladelphiaprie,s,' at his Cheap
Book and Stationary Stores, rottactile. - '
B. DAMMAM.
46- -
Nov 10, 1840
Phlla'delphla Bedstead Facto y
Jr. 89 St. Joka soteloottre
PUILADELPHIA. '-
DEALERP and Cabinet mal , cr !implied on .tiberid
Lerma. Patent Screw Elednends on hand.
April r49.45.1y) ' ME EV qicSONTS
• -resrns IerREET.
ifif.V.ll.Tornierly of the_ Antbea
„„,„. - cite Lintel, filinewsille, has taken the stand
r in this Heron:l2, knnwn rig ttbc -tottsellle
Ilouse;r.nil formerly occupied by Daniel
TIM, where ha Is desirous to accommodate all who
may frier hilt[ with theft patronage. His HOW to
large:. the table will always be 'supplied with the
hest the market"affords, while AhlotLakiaors will be
Inferior to none In the County. No pale, wilt be
oparNi to mak lB49.e all fool at tom •
April T. • • - - • USX
OM
Almanacs for ISIO
Poitsvillie House,
;MW.ERTISER
MEDICINAL.
. - - • Dailey's • •
lIIAGICAL • PAIN ;EXTRACTOR,
von 0111011IAL anD UNIX cilteauCE.
A certain and positive Cure for the worst Burns and
Scalds, Piles, Erysipelas Rheumatism. Cuts,
Wounds, Fever Sores, Broken Breast, Sof!!
Nipples, Weak and inflamed Eyes,
;Sprains, Salt Rheum and all cans
of External Intimation.
BURNS AND SCALDS.
T Caffeine the world to prove. that In any one
at. ingAeCe, "Dailey's Magical Pain Extractor"—
that is to say the genuine article—has, since its first in
troduction by me tn 1839, up to this pet led, ever failed
to care thit worst cases of floras and Scalds
FROZEN TOE CURER_
Ditql.man's Ferry, Pel-ses. Pa., Jas. It '49. •
Ma. Beatty //ALLEY—Sir: This is to certlfr that I
have been afflicted fora number of years with a sore
toe ; caused by bein: frozen. My toe has been very
painful to me, especially florin: the last six months,
when it had become so lunch affected that the flesh of
the firstjoint had nearly all disappeared. Easing
tried all the different remedies recommended to me.
but without experienciti: any relief. I bad given up
all hopes of saving my limb. ROT, to gratify the wish.,
es of my friends, Daniel W. Dinenrai, W.l.' Brodhead. '
' and °theml was induced is try "Dailey's Magical Pain
Extractor,'" and by' the use of one 25 cent box, was
entirely card. DANIEL DECKER.
We, the undersigned,subscribe Olaf names to theabove
testimonial, not alone as an act of Justice to IT. Dailey
bet that ethers, similarly afflicted may be induced to
try end find relief from the virtues of this extraordi
nary finally sales. W.F. BRODITEAD,
Joacrn B. Larrtmea,
' lone Detain.
* DANIEL. W. Dleceler.
*For directions, and other testimonials of cures
performed, see printed Pamphlets.
•
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
PTO article of Pelt noviledged merit is mot e 'exten•ive.
lr ly counterfelied than DALLEY'S GENUINE
PAIN EXTRACTOR! The. difference betwi en the
genuine end the counterfeit Extractnrs to eaPily :lean
ed, viz: DMA, EY'S original and oaly rilmute Er
tractor, In the severest burns 'and scalds. affords in
sure:aunts relief. - It draws out the fire and pain In
a few minutes. And in cuts and wounds, sore sod In
flamed eyes. and all cases of external inftarnation, its
soothing edecta are ever the same. The Counterfeit
Exttactors, on the contrary irritate when applied.and
increase the pain
Being cognizant of the danger attending the ape o
the Counterfeit Eziraetors. I distinctly declare that
will not hold myself responsible for the effects of any
Extractor. unless the same be procured at my own
Depot, 414 BroadUay corner Lispenard Street, New
York. or from my authorized Agents.
Jons G Ilnown. Agent. Pottsville;
FUEI) . IC KLETT & CO. ~ rhadelpbla;
Joins B Mena. " Reading
Coax A !reinvest!, " Lancaster; •
C A Monuts, " York.
DO *OD . AVANT • .
Tp CURE YOUR HORSE! .
IF afflicted With Ilinnors„ Sores, calked neck an d
shnoWers.lnitittertione, crease spavin, or poll-evil,
one boa of Dnlley's Animal Galvanic Cure-All, wlll
convince youithat them is no mistake Init.
e lk \
READ: The.followint is from the
H Over
stier of the Harlem Railroad Stables:—
1 )iOte Yerk, flan 11, 1! , lg.
il have tried DAI.I.EY'S ANIII.II. GAt,
VANIC CVUE-A LI., and I nmv certify that I have
found it the Most ratraordinary and valuable remedy
'ever put upon a Horse, and would not be without it
(many montiy. It cures hard and sr..in-lumps aris-
Inc from the hallar, saddle, Le.. as hy'ata.gic !" Ruh e n
a little of tleirtalve, and the collar can't mike a sore.
Itean.neverdo harm. /MIN VAN' VOlllllB,
. '. f Overseer Harlem Railroad Stables.
DEAD:7IIF. FOLLOWING:
This Is tit certify . that I have used Dalley's Animal
Galvanic Cnre-All. and found it the safest .and mr.st
speedy cure fursnres and bruises that 1 bare ever used,
and I take pleasure In recornmendine It to all.
S. M. ROLLINS, Livery Stable, lei Joy et., N.
READ THIS MINERS!
Burn from ail Explosion of Gunpowder—Blitst.
•
dug Rocks.
llgnav LLEV, Em.,. New York—
Dear Sit': I hereby
certify. that in the early part of
March last, while engaged - in blasting rocks, n charge
of powder prematurely vxplmied, taking full effect
upon my !lice, chest, and left arm, and burnt the In a
dreadful manner. I wag carried home no a litter, inn
fare swollen to twice its natural site tire flesh tarn
off my, arm, below tire elbow : and my eyes filled with
powder and dust. A Physician a:ailed in, pant-e5...11
strnng doulita as in the saving of my tell eye, which
bad several cut...over the ball; and my face being
burnt all neer, iand Navin a thieek block scab neer It
he directed poultires to be applied, in draw nut the
powder.. -This f resisted, being fearful of !mini my
eyes ; and haring heard much of your Pain Extra.,
or, I concluded to try it. I did so. and In leis than a
fortnight, nod wirlinut any ether application than your
Extractor, I war completely cured, without a scar, and
my eyesight fully restored.
Pori ftichmonA, Staten Inland. June 24, 1648.\
Sworn before me, the 21th June, IF:Pi.
PIMP. Cann not., Justice of the Penee.
LI FE RAVED!
AWFII. CASE OF SCALD!
Neetztt on co. X. Y., Feb. 28, 1845.
. Mr. Dalley-didar Sir While my son, 15 years old.
was at work in the shingle manufactory off.. P. Rose,
he hail the misfortune to stip and fall into a large vat,
used for the purpnt.e of boiling bliicks preparatory to
cutting. The hoicks had just heen removed from the
vat, containing a large quantity of boiling water. He
fell forward scalding both hands and arma.all one side.
and One leg !lady and the other partially. rim stales
were.. bad non W. arms and leg that most of the flit,4l
came oti with his garments, and his life was despaired
of by both his physicians and friends.
Valley's Pain Extractor was procured as scion as pos
sible (which was in about 911 hours) and applied which
relieved him from all pain, prevented intlamatton and
swelling, and in a few days commenced healing his
Sores t Thorn appeared a genet., improvement. no
mediae that In three weeks he Was removed to his
father's house, ihstant shoot one mile and a half.
We' continued the use of the above medicine about
two tnonthk and we believe it was the means, under
Providence, of saving his life, and we ,VOlll , l cheerful
ticominend Ii in all similar canes an a safe and in
valuable remedy. With sentiments of respect I re
main, doer sir, your 'coke obedient and huMble serv
ant, ADLAE CLARK,
•
t4esnN\Ail Cr.snx,
C. E. CLAIM.
We the underrigeed. brine personally acquainted
with tin t cake of Mr. Clark's v - in, bait, the above'
statement substantially correct
M Dowry, 1,116-1 thwev. J S Knis-ey,it r tl Pearce,
,Win Evans. F. Clark, L Ruse, Ira Newart, m New -
man, Mary .1 nose.
*Tor directions, sec printed Pamphlet*.
DII.LEY
JOON 0. DROWN, Agent, Paltrylite.
Sept. I, IRA. • 35-ly
Dyspepsia and General
DEBILITY CURED UV THE OXYGENATED
BITTERN.
IN r kl-f. CASES of indigestinn and deraner mint
of the stomach, this medicine speedily restores the
digestive organs to their imagism' healthy state, that
strengthening the whole System. Hence it Is an excel
lent preventive of epidemic diseases. for -persons in a
weak and debilitated condition ; at 'the preaollim, time
l
,ery elicit person ought to have 11.,
But no medicine Is more hightf,recoronmended for
I)TerErsti, in all its forms, such as headache, heart
burn, nomleenesa, arid stomach, Moll of appetite, pain
in the storameh,debility, and also, asthma attended with
clerancement of the sinmaeh
The following is from a moat eminent Chemist.
The medicinal articles used its the preparation ache
Bitters, are those Erearribed by the Entail eminent phy•
ziclans for the relief from, and cure of, the diseases
for which these Myers have Ilium so successiviy aped.
The combining of them is in accordance Wirlin chemical
rules securing the efficacy of each; and time compound
seems to have gesulased from extended obsers at Mona in
medical practice.
A. A. HAVES, M. D..
• itta.e Assayer, Lowell, Mass.
From R. P. STOW, Esq., Asst. Clerk 11. S. House
Representatives.
ll'ashiszton. D. C. June 15, ISt&
Pa. Gen. B. Banco :—Bear Sir—l feel It not only a
pleasure, hut a duty, to make known to yoa.and to the
public, (if you desire if) the surprising effects cf . the
“Oxygenated Bitters," In relieving me Irma that most
disrouraeine disorder. Dyspepsia. 1 have been allfirt•
CA for aVout seventeen years with the usual attendant
koriptome,viz. roustipatinn of the tbmela, h e .daae,
pain in the chest, flatulence, aridly, of the soonach,
rind revere nausea; and for months nt a time not the
least particle of moisture would appUar on the surface
of the chest or limbs. and most of the lime I was es.
tremely I have used various remedies. have
been strict In my dirt, have her, dosed with calomel
and emetics day oiler thy by physici.ots, het all to no
e sod purpose. Hearin^_ of the wonderful effects nettle
.•Oxygenated Bilteis,7 in the cure of Dyspepsia. I
procured some an a tact resort haste m ed foal . hollles
of the medicine, and find the had symptoms all rearm,-
ed, and myself once tome ih the enjoyment of health.
None 'hut the Dyspeptic boXerer. who has felt all the
horror:4er the CliArazr, can at all appreciate the satire
of the medicine, I mop( Niarrtely lame that all n ill
make trial of the medlcine.and with me be able to re
nice in the return of health. 7 ;
The following order wa'n'received by the Proprietor,
from EnwA no U. l'ugi.ve, M. U . - , Proi%naor of The
;wain. tateria Medira, D'art:not:tit College, who
trace the inedirilie in li:n practice.
F6tlell Citron :—Please send or two olnzerinf your
"Oxygenated Bitters." ' E. E. rim.P..s.
joy `29. IP IC.
Don't fail to call (i;r our putoptele,t,it contains.rikr.eral
certiftiates front members nf Conarera and otki..rs, who
testiry to the wonderful eflicitry of this medulne.
every. D 3 speptie who desiresdiralth, will try it. The
triGins ezpensels not In be thung,tat'of when health is
at stake.
lkl.ollprr bottle ; 0 bottles for 85,641
Sold whnlesale and truantry I:REES & FLETCHER,
No. 11.edsrr lAtpdinsr, Chilada.
0. 0. JENKINS. Centre }I.. one dent. below Market.
Pntlarille; CHIBA, Nborreville • JNO.
ERMAN. Hamburg; C. & 0. IltiNTZI . Sfir.H., Sanyl
kill Haven.
July il. tew. '29-ly
Law Honrim for Sale Cheap.
T 111: following Law Books have just been received
and are for sale cheap.
Chitty's Pleadings,. 3 vote.
Greenleaf on Evi•lence, 2 vols.
Troubat Wally's Practice, 2 vols. •
story on Contracts, t vol.
Wlisiton's Criminal Law, . -
flood on Executors.
Roberts Digest of English Lowe, bow to forte in Pa.
Drie.litly nu the law of Coors.
Duane on the Land Law, of Penneilvanla.
Wharton's Precedent on Indictments, ,
Mottle on the Law of Replevin,
Graydon's rarnae..
Dunlap's Laws of Peroxayl,vania, last ed o .
Pardon's Digest, lan edition,
Dinrls' Magistrates Daily Companion, ' •
hare's Report', comp te,9 vols.
11uston's Titles to Lauds In Pennsylvania; subscri
' hers supplied.
s} All Law Books not nn hand, obtained at the pub
lisher slowest cork prices, a,t
HANNAN'S
Chi.. 311 Law and '.'dibudtancnue Honkprnres.
Non 7. 1940. 45-
Doct. S. P. Townsend's
CELEPIIATED SARSAPARILLA.
la DOZEN Doct. S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
14, the Clilginal and Genuine article.just received
nd for sale by B: BANNAN.
Agent foe Srhuylkill County.
IL—Druggists supplied by the dozen, at regular.
wholesale prices. ,„, ' •
Nov 10, , • SA-
fIULES AND PRAYER- EOOK van'
'LOW.--200 Bibles and.Prayet Books in alma
every style of binding, cheaper by .25' - or Xi per cent
than thepcan be purchased in Philadelphia. stplendll
Glittrigtal rainUy Bibles atesly#4,at • . BANNANII
.41141, a.pbOolt
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sheriff's_Sales
Or REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of sundry writs of Venditiont Estimate
and Leybri Ferias, issued out of the coon of
Common Pleat of Schuylkill County, and to me direct
ed, wilt be exposed to public sale or vendee, one i 1
Saturday, the Ist tiny of December:4B49, .
at Decker In the forenoon, at the ti'uldle house of 1
WiLtax3ll Main, in the Borough of Pottsville, the for
lowing described premises:
All those certain 3 tracts or pieeeti of land situf
atnin Barry Townsipp, Schutficill County, one o
them called "Monet Hopi J" 'beginning at a post in
the Inn of illannah Yarnall's land, thence_ by - the
same, south 6 degrees, 4261 perches, crossing Big
.51.thanoy Creek to a stone, thence snuth 8-1 degrees,
Cast 118 perches to a Chesnut, thence' north 6 de
grees, east,6s perches to a atone, thence south 81 k
degrees. cast 18 perches, thence north sit:degrees. -
naSt 74 perches to a white oak. thence n o rth dai de
erees.west 31 perches into the said Crecl4 thence
north 101 degiees , east 2951 perches to a stone,thence .
north SI degrees. west 19s1 perches to the place of
beginning; containing 4311 emelt, f land and allow
ante for roads, with the ipptatenances,oonsisting
of 'double Steam Saw Mill. with s 25 brae power
steam engine, driving two uptight saws and one cit.
altar saw, one-two story log l dwelling
- ,- house with a one.stnry frame kitchen ;d-
J!! ~ tached, 5 one and a half story ing dwelling
...-- houses. I frame office, I taro storyframe
drying house. 4 frame stabler. I BlacksMith shop, and
one unfinished log house. .
One other of the said tracts called "Ct Garfield," be
ginning at a Pine in a line of the above described
tract. thence south 731 degrees. east 190 perches to
a white nak,thenee north° 88 degrees. ens , 195 per
ches, ;rattly by the above described track into the
s oil Cue', and dyne° north 16; iJeCreCs, cast 4 5
perches to the plane of beginning; Containing 'A
[ll6'ci.aild 3i5 - 1V;.:11Ce fer roads.
And the otlisr of them called "Camden." begin
ning at a stone, a corner of the land first above des-
oiled, thence soul hsisteen and a half degrees wee!,
i 2501 perches to a pine, 'hence by the last ,ahoh des.
crined tract. wroth reirmay-three and a half degrees
Cast. 190 perches to a white oak, thencermuth forty
degrees east, 12 perches to a chinnaut oak. thence
south siventy-teven degrees east 25 perches to a
spruce. thence mith thirty degfees east, 43 perches
to a pine, thence nori - rilfitly-rhree degrees east. 41
perches to a chortlet or k. thence north ten degrees
east. 300 perches ion post, and thence south seventy
nine degrees west. ;4 ,1 perches to Ore place of be
ginning, comaniing 1 1 161 acres of land and alowanee
for r0nd0.,,, 4..0. I. ,
• , Al ,. a ll that certain tarn] or tract of land situate
in Roller township. Schuylkill comas, hounded by
lands of rh 7 .21,4, Ewi'g. ,he Girard lands. and nth
era, lands late. of Edward Myers and &theta, contain
ing 531 ac,•e l s moreor less, with the appurtenances.
consisilott of a double two-story frame
r_ ---- a - _ dwelling lonise, a leg Earn. sit It. story le;
'.. 1 -3:' d rvel:i °.; 11 tone, a 5,...r M.ll. and t 1 SlablV.a,
- 1
• YY . S nor ',,ring Morse, I Mac:smolt! Shlp,
and a rari.o.tce shop.. As the property of 11'11,-
LI ANI sTEptiEN: , (3.3:.... Its ,
-It the eame tier and 7;iate, TiAt n - iii full equal undi
vided motet, or tl,ir port or a ll that certain tract or
parcel of land, rons,st.nd of several- sonliglinns
pieces-or parse's of land. situate in the Township of,
Branch, (formerly Norwegian),ln the . said county of
Schnylkill.saidcontienous wawa together being boun
ded op lands now nr lute of Joseph S. Silver, and
!ardor' the New York and Schuylkill Coal Company
and Others,coniaining 4Ssacres and allowance of o per,
cent. o:e , and berng lie same premise described in
a 111311ga:iv, dared the 27;h day of August, 1816.
given by 1-fenli llotfinan to the said
..1 P9OO. CressOn•
and Ilecorot d at Orwigsburg, in Mortgage Book G,
page Ma. with the aopurtenanees. As the property
of JACOII 1101 FM AN.
fit the same tine and ;dace, All that certain tram of
land, agnate in Lower Mahantarigo 'Pp.,' Schuylkill
county adjoining lands of Jacob buttock. Jacob Rata.
111311,Ficticuck Swaim and others,centainteg 47 acres
more or less, with die appurtenances. consisting of
a two furry log dwel lila; home and log bun. As the
' property of SA:1.11 , 11.1. HENNINGER. , .
N. 11.—The ahoy, dr scribed l'arin or tenet of land I
has about .35 acres eleartd, under good fence. and in
a erred state of cultivation ; also at gond spring of '
water with a lonise over it. a number of fruit trees
of different descripiron Li, the main road front Nits
ville to Siiibury runs on the line of the tract.
At the ro t or rime and plan% All that certain tract
, or piece ol!dand, sena, in Porter Township, Seltuyi,
1 kill enmity ; adjoining lands of Abraham Hand, I len
t)°, Hebert:mt. Jacob hard, and, Christian 11aertcr,'
containing :M acres more or lee?, with the
ji ;. appurtenances convicting of all story log
. ;:% 5 .. nwelliteg loupe and lug barn. As the prop
Il' - err) , of JOHN lIA ND, Administrator of
Jacob Ilaertcr, deceased. and Casper !leerier.
At the same tune and' place, All that certain lot or
piece or ground:senate in the Borough or :Miners
ville, Schuylkill courtly ,
,in
the western moiety or
half part or lot Nri..1,1, in the general plan of; 0141
Borough, and bounded hoithwarifly by Carbon street,
eastward's by the other half of the said lot Ntl. 81,
smithe, artily by North street., and westward Ir , by
Sccond street, contatiring .20 fee: in widihand i 5 4 .) ft.
in depth, with the appurtenances ccoisilt
of a large two story brick dwgiling
•ii i . e i h n oUse with a baemnent Elora of 'Jane and
M
, , a frame stable. As the property of COS.
HEISLER.
At the fame Mae and ',Mee, All the riltt.rtiile and
interest of Joseph Mani, in, and is all that certain
lot or piece of ground, atomic ri: Schuylkill it teen.
Schuylkill county, hounded in front by a - public street,
on the north by lot of Mrs Ileelm'er, sin the r era by
ii 15 feet wale alley, on the west by Ict of Mrs. Rt cd,
with the normionances, ronFis7inz of a 1 i story
frame-(welling hoit.e. saiii lot containing in 'Width
about 50 iCei, and in fl , toll e5ll c, or. inure or 4 lesv.
Asthe prorvrty of 20 -Er!! 130 1 10.
.1t the sans fin, and plate, All that certain' two 1
~„,,it , l'irY omie.tio , -nage and ieneinent,,siM- '
t•i , gr
evs air in Mauch Chard. street , in 'lie Born'
1.;,,,,_,0 of 'Pairrois, in Schuylkill manly, an tee
1, ..r
sate of said street, containing in front
tin said vireo, 50 (eel, more or testi, and
in depth abut' Ida feet. known in the plan of said
town ae lots Nos. I and 2 in square 8, and the lot or
piece of ground and multiage appurtenant to said
building. As the property of MARGARET NEV
fII.I.E.
;Le the tams time and plane, All that certain ; two•
ii.,, , , Tory tr.miediveding house, with a 4siory
e"f„
_.• frame kitchen •p•taehetl, situate in the
1 1 ;;;;Ji' Borough of I....ehisy Mill Haven, 'Schuylkill
Is s I county, raid the lot or piece of grOora ni1 ....11
....1 1
purtcnant to said building, said lot of
ground bounded in fron Ch. Front 'street, op the rear
by Jot Of James It. Irian on the west by In: of
widow Deibert, oil die e.od by lot of James It.
comainin4 in scnbl, 1:5 feet,and in depth Motet
150 ft. As the propert?. of eft II i s 'I 3 N It FESER
Se zed, taken in exerininn and will ha sold by
.1011 V 'l'. M.:II/NI:01, Stiera
Sheriff's OEce, Orwtg.burg, ?
Nos. 10, 1819. = . $
Splendid !Gift nooks.
S the season of gills is approaching. attention Is
II invited to a large assortment of splendid works
just published; suitable for presents, among which
are the following:
RF.Alrei FEMAIS:POF.TS OF A3IERJCA ,• elegara.
Ty illustrated with illuminations and portraits, print.
ea 'on beautiful white paper, and hound in a rich.
and molar. style.
Tit PI'ER'S )'ROVER 11l AI. PIIII OSOPITV ; small
quarto. elegantly printed on pit, white paper, beau
tifully illustrated and splendidly bound
LEA FLETs or my:Atrial"; au ltioininated Annual
fur 1.450; illti•traied with 12 engravings
rind illuminations by the flmt artists,' and houißr In
the most ,tiperh
THE SNOW FLAKE:: a holiday gill f0r,16511; ele
gantly printed.. richly embellished with 9 'Mezzotint',
engravings. by Sartain, in the highest style of the
art, after designs by the most distinguished Euro
pean 'Artists, aid bound in Arabesque' morrow, gilt
edges.
CHRISTMAS EII.OSSOMA AND NEW YEAR's
WurATil for ; fir biy embellished with f.',}l,
zotint.i engravings. by Sartain, splendidly hound in
trill and gilt eaves.
Together with ad.tree number rif oilier beautiful pre
' otion hooks, and a general ..10,11111d•II t of juvenile
!fictive and amusing games for Chi'
and ri1193,10, al •
pub ...l M
dren, just recei‘e
MIME
Skives! glove`
SIIEET-IRAN S TIN ~I;INUFACTORY
JACOB M. LONG,
Gratefol for the liberal patronage here
tofore received, respertfolly announces
In the citizens of Pottsville and the
cotantry, that he conlinne3
shosilies at the old sand, oppa_sit.
Males White I fors" Bate], oti ("entre Street, its the
florongh Rottsvill2, iele•re he keens cengantly on
band an e,tteitsliO an' Irefully selected as,irtnteitt
of Pori., nod na.,” inrarine all the old
.nil approved sty lea, ogoiher to tth a variety of neer
adapted to the tvuot., 01 11„„c Coal re
chin. •
, fi t
The lliar.proveti cornoleto. of ' , lig:" "Pin rea's Amer.
lean Air Twiit, withitrick Top liverv• and "Stew
itrro "richt," urn considered.
by thin, who hare tented them, probably the very hoot
Coolant! Striven that have eN Cr Lean invented., lie
w i t h ~,,,rMet,c..,-,114 to hie great i•ariety of
Fodor nud 7l•iivec, which in uniple.oinri d t t ly
the largent, best and cheapvit.to he found in theCOonty
of
lb. al,o ken:on none antly for r Ile a large at,il varied
stork of Sheet Iron; Tin and Vi.pintled Ware, of the
bent quality and at the lowent ranh pneen:
TIN itritiFlN ft. nod all work connected with that
brane.h.of rite bent neon, will ha promptly e Ter Well, in
the bent wanner, and on the most reasonable terms.
klayl9,lb.
STOVES: STOVE'S I STOVES 1'
WINTY:II In . •
S 0 1.0 MON II 00 VC R,
C 017.4, -Ye,-v<, c.,and Bal:ruaL
rovvnitiLLE,
ANNOUNCES to his' friends and ems
• touters ad the generally that Inc
• ctf, has on hand the most elegant assert
*,
teortnunity cinx all the newelt
and mast appreved.patterns. lie par
ticularly c-dis auention to aIcGIICOOSVS PATENT
PARLOR ' HEATER. which is anomunced the best
stride now in' tise.both for comfort,ecounmy,and health.
I have the exclusive right of inaltinf, thefe sieves in
Schuylkill County. Also
Cast Iron Radiators,
Empire Cooking Stores, a superior article , for hotels.
Willis' Mr Tight Cooking: Sprees, Nl' wood or coal,
acsuperior article for famillen..
Parlor and Chamber Stoves,
Tosetlicr.w.it It a largo assortment fey altpurpoies, ell
of which will be sold at tin 1-iw rays.. •
'TIN AND JAPANNED WARE.—lli.nNrtntent or
Tin and Japanned Ware in very large. abil braces
all the articles in honl ieo, which he wI waraiut to be
id' a superior quality,'
4 MI kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware, nano facia red
to order at the shortest notice_
I` RoopING & SPOUTING. As he is /repareil to ex
ee,ite Tin Minting and S pouting, he nvitea those in
want at such work, to glee hit* a ell , a• he pledges
himself to do it a:lentil' and betters an it up Yet
been done in this place berate,
.TEI pciblie are reepertfally Invited tne.l4l tra,
as tab flock end tudi• toe theinrdyer. ' 4041,1 . -41 '
Who makes this on
A paradise awes'
And filte each lambi
With plenty, life'
Oh t I would have
They are the mem
The men who reap
The tillers of the
SIGNS 'OP A POOR FARMER:
He grazos his mowing land Ism in the win " ii p: ,
SOme of his cows are Much past their prlins.r-- -
He neglects to rep the dung and ground'from"
the sills of his building..l lis swore and plants his'
land till it is exhaurted 'before he thinks of mss- -
'wring. Ho keeps too Much stock and many of_
them Me unruly. He has 'pp place for nothing
and not ling in its place: Jibe wants a easel*:
a hananter he cannot find it.! He seldom dace
any thing in stormy Weather or in an evening.
You will often bear of his being in the bar room
talking of bard times. Altheugh be has been'on.
a piece of land twenty year's, ark him for grafted'
apples, and he Winton you that he could not raise
them, for. he never bad any luck. His indolerice.,
and carelessuessanliect hini to many accidentr.,
lie loses cider for w3O of a beep. His plough
breaks in hli hurry to get in Ws seed in season..
because it was not limited, zind in harvest wham
ho is at work on a disitint ' part of his farm, the
hogs break intohia gardenl i or went of a small re.
pair in his fence. 'Held always in slurry, yet ire
his basic:4.day ho Sr"ilf I sto l p and talk till he has
wearied your patience.l . lH is seldom neat in his
person, ant! Fenerally I i i s t public worship. ; His '
children are late at sciMol and Ott tr-r-ts torn ,
1
and dirty: He has nO 'en 'erittize4 to nd is sure k
base no money; or if he must hive it. makes .
great sacrifice to get it • and he is'ilack in his
payments and altogetbef ob. credit; he purchases
ra
eeerythlng st a high e.ir You will see lb*
monks out of his chirnnei long after daylight in
. ..
. .
horse eta
nor his hope curried.,
clapboards are to beise ;!
after month, withotit bei
dows are full of ragl4
homes with whole grai
wool comes MT his she
for the' want of care Or
rower, and seldom •et
lie is a poor husband,
citizen and a poor dui.
The lime has gun
race was asubj..ct elld
neat farmers. Every)
rapid advance 'cvhiAi
States. Its greater
in theold world,
where it has made kg
and enabled a meie la
waters to support an I
even in our own couh.
tortes, for,our farmer*
attention to rho prinei
1.1149411/ thorn withjl
1 lion of the soil. Thqt
some of the mom (iitti
which have been niad:
though at one time 11 1
1 estate, yet it may 90
1 of the afflicted p.ttriii
I better than, the begin
thority of one of the w
State for the epinioln
vaztagei aorded by
and the cnlightenod ,
of them,. is declined
places, but maim the
to the twain regia.s
Richmond Whig.
A farmer once vvi
with good lu'ck, he b
purse with sillier and
time to ietu-n, in or
fall; so he packed hi.
back end set out on hi
pad in village to re
again, thei.lsstler, ht
.Please you, sir, the
nail; 'Let it go; or,
will ho'd fist rneug C l
have still to travel. !
he journeyed on. ,
In the afternoon{,'
bait his horse, ara
the stable-boy came
has lost a nail is his
him to the smithy
the forner,..l r ye onlj
the horse will trav
d've no time ti
Away ; rodr the li
before the horse bela y
far, ere it began to di:
ere it begin to stem.'
long before jt fell
the farmer was obhg
the !Old, to anstrnj)
shoulder. end make
as he could. whim
night. .All my
trom.thenealect of
Here ig' the secret ]
not are from the llrli ,
it in some !Impe l ' o
and .o-deoroy yehr .
require different tri'uilr
but in every variety
to mired to.—praini
11
that 1.11. from the t
the soil, but runs ihr 1
up and till the land
loose, powdery loim
plat through. _ Le
where a useful plant
particle of manurtr t
or solid. Let rorth
Put in your crape 1
ce has shown to lea
and to an enrichmr.'
land. Give every' p
in the snil act! its Iti
-46-if
.TOWN 11 1
BEL
VitVfUo.47 rD
N
DU PON t'd CAN
PratCUAsioN
RVIVoLVING 111
siNCLE AND brl
Th e above arr r in•
man minufactnre.
TABLE., POCKET
talons 3
TIANNAVA
Book and Varioty Store
95-
ROPE., 11F.311',
6rllnwr, and r
TUIil
Mines, Safety Fuse;
made expressly (nen
Comlitmgnilmekoj
of .. , :'-erlcan, German
. _
Stoves
1110.
Hammered and li4ll
110.1.
Itlackimit Carprn
4 ADDI.CRY,IIA/7”
With a variety of iro
Smith's Flrt. St Shoe Store,
FR ESNU
SPPLY Fl STOCK, VERY CHEAP:
1 ,
I 'Tho Subs,'her announces
to his numerous customeis ,
-
and the piddle, Om he has
Jost recelysti at his Boot and
.... -- Shoe (tore, nest door helow
the Oificr of the Illners' Jownal, afresh av,pply of
'toots and shoes of es ery variety for Ladles, Muses,
ft,,,,1i0n0,‘; Children, Miners, &c., &C., all of whlelp
are ovule up of the best, trtterials, ins neat and dm,.
, lie manner, and will ire sold at rates to suit the times.
Morays on hand a supply of Trunks, Valhoat. !latch.
cis, &r.. which so ill be sold very. chesp. Call aid satisfy
Yourselves. Boots and Shoes cpattedo order of the beat
gattc,tals and alas repaired at short notice.
Pottsville. June 0,211 f. 1.17: LLIM'd 83,1111 f •
130(rr AcD SIIOEM,
At thel:lstand,CiptreStnimtdoorts tAePottsoitla YoVP
' • FGSTER-,
Arai mea l receiving their •
Spring supplies of I,IOOTS
stlol.lrl,tomprhlin:s castrate
asimcilsaent, whiciLthey unPe96lll ,
nirerat wttoll sale or retail at the very lowest
The have also 0 hand Tut o kir, Vs,
ises,Carpet Rap. end flatehels,Soleand Upper Leather,
ikincrieco, Calf. !4klnsi, Lining and finding 81E113141%0s
Makers' T‘wls, and it geae,ralaarortment of Showtolft
ng,i•
tr Riles ra annta ctnred t short onllce.—.
The it I'r:ends itudthert;:blic who are In wan‘of pny Of.
he abov earticles a ererpectfulis Jequested Walsers
real. r
May „
TIIE FAII:41/tit
etaib'
bearth
I nd pea &I
u know,
f iott—
,d sow—
IS=
le ;k not daily cleansed,
t aardt, shingles, and
tr his buildings month
rui replaced. and his win.
ile'leeds his hogs and
lr the lambs dio, or the
i he does not think it is
!oOd. lie is axed bar
;ma the things borrowed.
[a poor neighbor, 'a poor
thin.
AGRICULT*
AL SCIENCE.
iy whon'Agricultural Sci•
rision or neglect by prat..
no must rejoice to Ilse the
i.l making in the United
l urnpha have been hitherto
Idcskiecuilly in England,
rden 'spot of the whole isle,
eck on the surface of the
manse population.' But
ry it has achieved its vie.
re every day paying more
Ilea which it deselope, and
relit success in the unitive
a titrticularly observil in
lands of our own State,
i tri renew their Youth, and
.
poor as Job in his lowest
1- be nil of ibern;rui it was
h,,ihat their "ilier end is
,ing;" We have_ the so
irea practical farmers of the
that Virginia. by the ed.
Indagricultural science
Ind perAevering employment
linty tt repair her waste
equal in fertility and beau
of idle .Western Statoe.-,
TILE 110 E;
E ,SHOE NAIL
nt to marker, end, meeting
,k 1 all his corn and lined his
;6U. That he thought it
r t r reach home before night
nto:ltey bags upon the horse's
journey. At noon he stops
!ft; and when he was starting
led out the hope, said,
left shot behind has lost
swered the farmer; 'the Ghee
the twenty miles that
+. O Y in hate' S., saying,
•
f ' rho farmer stopped again to
rs he tsts sitting in the inn.
and said. 'Sir, your horse
eft sit le b•hind ; shall I take
•Let him alone,' answered
; six ;irides (nether to go, end
well enough that distance.
but he had not gone far
had not llinpad
ti had not limped ear,
: nd it had not stumbled.
wn nil' broke a leg.—Theo
Irmve the horse lying in
is bags, throw tirm over bit
a vtay home or root as well
.•
ho did not arrive till late at
elt; avid the firmer, 'dome -4
i horre-ah le nail:
lIIPI,
. p uL ,
fie-
piimoso+ •
Ey g PP PiItIVIXO,, -
- •
i .of gond farm .
mg. You can
nd more than you' restore to
o per, without running it
caOtal. Different soils may
ea of treatment and moping,
11' 4il there are goiden rules
matit you find that the water .
'estitms does not Stagnate in
ugh it and off it freely: Turn
uttil your foot trots into s
that the sun and air 'readily
nis weeds occupy a place
cupid grow. t3olleatiestriy
ate you can, whether liquid
itgvm the farm go to waste;
thst course which experien•
1 toll success in their growth,
t, not impoverishment, of that
,an li p OM 'to spread its roots
wes in the Mr.
I m ! Gims!! -
IT Idn PO,T7, -
L
E IRON STORE.
I! ,E and Single batty! SEO
IS, POWDERFLASILS. SIM
LS'
EINCIMI
POWDER,
TULS,
O O,E PISTOLs •
assortiutnt or En gthsh and Gar.
COTLERY,SCISSORA, AND
/ In of the mast celebtatedmakeu.
ICOItItACE, ANVILS.
frp,r
. 0 , FOR. WET PLACES IN
nngland Stnet handled Shoves
twin sales.
Oil,
mum
and D F:o s ci l i . s u h s rta . yufaciure. s“
Iron, Sheet, Flue, Band, 11..4
TOOLS,
ters!.,Annemakrre.and Saddiete
WARE,Tdr. COACH FRISISIINe
notions !Aug. 29 47 15
Eli Thompson.
rtE.A.r., (ESTATE AGENT, 4,-NO •
••• • • CiILI.IiCT(II2 nF RENTS, •
Office IM Port ear Sen; Schuylkill Coxner. Pa.:
?PIM eubscilher «dl take charge of Coal Lando,
nw01i,,;;11 , ,,,,,..q.andl other property, and collect
Ikentu for the same, In the County of Schuylkill. ar4
all other brsihrich e.Mhected with his Agency, will be
promptly atiet.,led Ih.l •
- ELI THOMPSON,
. j Port earhon,Seboyhtilleo.,
Refers to . Rohl Patterson,' and Horace' Bmlth.
•jPolts "
' Sainucl 'oil. Resoling. •
W. It. loon, No. 9, North
• rfelphki. • ripe 1341