IE
El
A Virtgilt _GRAVE 1113X0ItTATION.
I believe ccii isn't married, Ned? .
• 'Yon Aloe , Id know the sweets
Vat wnifir upon that happy Ftatei . -- •
Wbelk MOP and-rumen meets. - - • •
The bisseni- Imritt emotion!, Ned, •
The - dtzlx- the - v,eg ;
The nice rash'd th the darn'd stockings,
And all ihemleader - -
You don't know rltt it is, 'Ned;
irour'hed, •
To maze on careful comer:ea form.
. the breakfaq , things is'inr•Md
Van rota-don't rant to set up; Ned ;
The hirer feel. F:o mee;
And .be f. "take. another rp,
And 132 i n -here futher-tkliee. '
Vileihe fire is hurnieg bright; 17ed,
And all upon the chair; : •
your linen and sour drawers, .I?Ted.
4ls hanginr up to air. '
axes every: heart: lied, • •
Vat isn't made of steel,
Vibes' Barr gaze neon that fire,
And not a - N.:twining feel? . -
Oh wery k.nr indeed, Ned,•
Knotm vett theyrte trnly ham'
e'en thi biby fetched in, Ned,.
' 4To 1i« lilt lazy peppy !'
You little tens, peney thing:—
Its mammy--tom end eat her ;
You •bented hibe—it watt e t thweet
It ton!dn't be no thweeter. '
"You dod. a blessed angel, con—
It pulls its pappy's hair ! -
Take fingers out of pappy's cup—
Don't cry then, thweetet4—there
Oh' fiel to spill ill pnppy's tea!
You ughty., ducky. diandy, .
.oway, dory, rogney,'pog7ey, _
Thweet as sugar-candy. '
'`OliNed ! there are some momenta yen
, The sterne.t hearts will quiver;
'Fun let that.baby spill your tea, .
Vie you're hene.ath the kiver. .
• - Vnn little hand vithin your hair, .
The to . ther in yo:tir cap:
Don't yonder it we sornetimesfeel -
•
As ve -coulcl, "eat ern up."
anb fittinor.
DIDN'T WA7itT TO QIIATMEL
There is'a,nOted eobtractor in Rum- ,
sey, N. HI, who can
, tell as big a story as
roost of them, and who possesses One of
The-most accommoclatiog dispositions, in the
wort& -
-
...I 'Was . passing through New Jers.ey : '
said he..'°a few fears since, and there came
'thy .us in the air a flock of crows nine mites
long land S 3 thick was the flock, you couldn't
see the sun for 'pm."
The contractor told this in a tavern, where
several persol:s NVCIT standing about, and one
of'th - etn—a coarse-limbed, heavy-feattired
son of the Granite State—Ventured trio 'query
the correctness of the assertion.
loo; did you say, nalxir
“Nine miles, sir." - .
'!Don't believe it," wag the reply.
' , Wall, look 'ere you" said the contractor,
"you're a stranger, and I don't want to quar
rel :svith yer. .So, to pleaSe you, take off
a quarter of a mile from the thinest part !"
The'stranger was perfectly ..atisAetl.
SILENCING A Daum..
We find a funny story told of a militia cap:
tain,,Aiy - the editor of a Portia:it'd-paper. He
comtnande9l the Staccornppa company, and on
a certain occasion, while drilling thii limb of
the nation'4ulwask in the art of "grim-vis
aged War," the soldiers-got into an inextriza-_
ble snarl, and it was found necessary to Stop
the benting,of the druin., Instead of the usual
phraie,"halt" our comma ,der brawled out
soinetyhat peuishly, 'Stop that drummingl"
Not understanding this order, the musician
continued itiperforrn his "Paddaniddles" and
"fiammirAdles"with as much vigor as ever.
"Stop thnt drum'iniegl" shouted our hero
the second bime, but the unconscious drum
mer, with
. head erect and foot on the move,
still went on. -
The indignant captain could bear,it no lon ,
ger, marching directly up •to the musician,
• •he drew Ins "battle blade" with a • flourish,
and plunging it through both heads of, the
instrument; exclaimed in a voice of thunder,
‘, "There, blast you, now rub-a-du - 1) if you
can." • •
FRIGHTENING A RLIGFE.
In the St. Louis Recorder's Court, recently;
Alexander 11'31anns was fitted ss.:for steal
ing Wood frOm the steamer Hannibal, and
was asked to, "fork up" by his Honor. '
"C-e-e-can't do it." stuttered he;'"a-a-a-a
ain't got th-tli:the p-p-p-pewter, your Honor.'
° '""Are you a married man?'-' inquired the
Recorder. -
"N-n-n-not exactly a-s-s-so far gone yet
EIS
“Well, 1 trill hare to send you to the work
house.” said :he Recorder..
.
"T-t-t-taint notbin' t-t-l-to . go th-th-zbere"
said Alidr, used to it b-ti-b-but
when yoil t=t-t-talited about m-m-inarriag . es.
old fellar, yon f-f-f-frikhtened me.".
ILIOW TO DO. IT.
If you are courting, a pretty gill in a par
lor; and chance to be suddenly interrupted,
while whispering, soft low words in her tar,
by her mother or brother
. eoming Unexpect
edly into the room--a circumstance produc
tive of great embarrassm - ent- and awkward
- Hess—it is a good idea lo commence instant
ly talking very loud and fast about the Weath
er, California news,c., of ei=e catch up
' newspaper, which you hate conveniently by
u, 20 go to readitig . it with all your rui).,,ht,
. ,
ag. if too had done nothing. else for the last
hafftiour. Try the eaperimeht; we know
it works to a charm.
'irj.n . ‘3fa?"
~ W ell, cty child'?" . •
"Isn't Miss Joining) a ince girl?"
• "Yes, my child." I
"Welt, father chinks so too. My . how he
ho;zed nod Risied her the•other day."
"Oh, the •
Mother falls fainting into n washtub; and
spoils a whole morning,'S work. The kitch
en door blew to then ; and the : interesting
tableau wal hid from view.
"/ think," said 'Mrs. Partinguin, getting
up lrom she breakfast table, 4‘l will take a
towel!, to go on' a discurs.ion. The bill says,
if I collect rightly, that a party in to go to a
VerY plural spot, and to mistake, of a cold
collection. I.hoPe it wont be so cold as ours
for the poor last Sunday ; why there warn%
efficient to buy a-feet of wood. for,a iestiiute
widder." . And the old lady put on bergreen
calash.
g:r"Honse, what's the matter?
-"Mine Cot, the it•rrelyiEgon his run away
mit delreen horse, and priake de axlctre . e of
de brick house,. what stands by de. comer
damp post across de way trona de apple trees
—run Y4upey and stop de telegraph. Mine
COL, what a peeples!
-(o l "Wonten's Teeth generally decay sooner
than- men's,' the reason of *hid', says
sottle writer, is because of 4.he friction of
tong' ue
_kid the nneetnest of the tip.
1- -
37744 , 2 certain divine gave put a psalm to
his eloristere, who attempted to vet it fo.a
new nine ; . but ttairhig made a hlunder, the
clergyman, when be caile to that part ofthe
litany; "Lord have mercy ca. as; miserable
siinera," in_hialurn:made =Ober blunder,
and read it as follows: "Lord , have mercy
on our misiratat Zingers." -
- MARRIAGE :
mErr so orTEN umtuarr.
THE CAUSES AND THE REMEDY!
• biter and tinny a Wife' endures year. cd bodily
wilathog sad of mental angoisb, prostrate sad help
less. embittering her life, that of het husband, and
hazarimg the fixture welfare of ber children. arising
from canoes which, if brows would hime spared the
. saffering, the anguish to the with; end - to 'the hus
band embarrassments and pecanhu7 4:Wheelie* hav
ing their origin in tbe_mand befog weighed down end
harassed in conseqsence of the sickles of the con;
pinion of his bosons •
Ro important that the - camel Should be brawn
co ev w
ery
wife. m irery husband; that the dreadful
tad hamming corisintlermo to the health width*.
pineal of tett may be is:tided! Life is too short and
health tea rearms to admit any portion of the one to
.be sprat witbost the enjoyment d the other.
Tbi timely posseltion of s Uttler work entitled so
toßows bas been the means of surrhtg the health and
the Life of thousands, el mot
, TWO biUNORED THOUOAND
copies have been soil stnett the flrß edition was h
wile: -
the tether Itee bites hawed et e;heettselt by
ths•srgeas sad prssethe regent of aces who have
befit Indebted to IW publication for ell they hold den:
(that all may have to opportathy al'
-• • •• '
who have fevered him with •• •• • • of letters of
sormraitins some of vitdcit are annexed to the ed ver
• dement- •
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical Companion.
BY DR. A. 11. 14.AIGRICE411.
Pto/1.1401 of II or worts
Trestle-a Edition. lento, pp 250. Priee,lll'.lo.
THIS WORK IS, INTENDED ESPECIAL,.
LY FOR THE MARRIED, or those contemphe
ting marriage, as it, discloses important noretewhich
should be known to them particularly. d er—the
Herr every female—the wife, the
one either budding into warruirdind, or a te one in
the decline of Years, In whe
discover anatur e s =tem
s, pl 'yarn-
ates
en important change change -- cat ems, end the most efficient Sentedies end mat can
to
Lain mode of cure, In everycconpLeint to which her
sex is subject.
The revelations contained in its pagee have =d s
a blessing to thousands. as the innumerable
received by the Enloe (which be Is permitted by the
writers to publish) will attest.
SIC ELY AND VNIIAPPY WIVES.
E.rfrael of a Lefler frost a Gintlanan is Dayfask, O.
"DAYTON, May 1, 11347. ,
•DA A. SE. IdAggICICAU—My -Pear o The
Married Woman's Private Compaction,' Ibr
which I enclosed one dollar to your *lithe* CUM
safely to hand. I would not have troubled yon with .
these k•or lines. bet that I am impelled by a nos e
of gratitude, for myself and wife: to give utteranc
to our sincere and heartklt emotions.
i" My wife has been perceptibly sinking bar some
three years or more, in consequence of hergreat an
guish and coffering some months before and daring
confinement; every rocceseive one more and more
debilitated and prostrated her, putting her life in im.
ailment danger, and which was, on the last occasion,
despaired of I supposed that this oate of Range was
Atand resumed myself to meet the worst.
At this time (now &tuna two months) I heard year
book highly spoken DE as containing some matters
teaching my case. On its receipt and perusal,l can
not express to you the relief it afforded my distrened
mind and the joy its pages imparted to my wife, ag
learning that greet discovery of M. Deno
-Mean% cgovitletti remedy. It opened a prospect to
me which ecoceived was ccosibk. 'No pecu
niary artaidention can ever repay the obligations I
am under to - yoir for having been the means of im
parting to us the matters cconined in ..Tl l Married
Woman's Private Medical Companicm.' But 634
this, ere another year would hale paned over my
bead, in ail human probstrßity toy wife would hp*
been in her nave. and toy children left motherless."
Extract from a Utter.
Competence and Health
L ANCAIITT.R, PA., Oct. 24, 1842.
" Dealt Rig: I know you will have the. kind
was to bear with me in encrwhing upon your time,
while r acknowledge (in behalf of myself and wile)
the obligation we feel ourselves ander to you in hie
ing made known certain matters, contained in your
most invalnable !Serried Wormtn'e Private Medkal
Companion.' It has been worth its weight in gold
to me. If I earner myself rather warmly, yea will
see that I can not do so too warmly, when I inform
ors of the extent to which I have:throach it, been
benefited. I win state my flotation when I obtained
your book through the merest curiosity I knife upon
aas one of the moat fortunate event% of lay life. I
had been married Rome ten years, and was the father
of seven children. I was long 'traveling unceasingly
to the end that 1 might gain a moderate competency,
but-the tenths of my utmost exertions at the end left
too shoat whero I was at the beginning of each year;
said that only, with the most stinted economy, suffi
cing with barely the necessaries of life. Finally, this
constant effort was beginning to have its effect upon
my health: I felt lese capable to endure its continu
ance. while I felt the necessity of perseverance.
"This constant, unceasing etruceloon any part was
imperative, in consequence of the prostrated condi
tion of my wife /with-occasional intermissioe) for Sig
Tears, much of the time confined tn her bed, and of
coarse incapable of taking the chine and manage
ment of hooseholil affairs. Her mtdition arose from
censer of which I was in:meant. Oh! what would
I have given had I the six years to live over again I
what would my wifo have remit° bay* been noted
the long days etel still kmger nights Marina° on a
bed of sickness all of which would have bees
srofded, had I then seen • copy of • TUX MARRILD
Wog AS'S PRIWATI AIIDICAL
Porn a Physician.
DANGEROUS DELIVERIES,
OBSTRUCTIOtiS. IRREGULARITIES. &C.
How many are suffering from obetraction or Irreg
ularities peculiar to the &nide system, which un
dermine their health, the effects of which they are
ignorant, and for which their define, grid& seeking
medical advice! How many surer firm prole:pros
uteri (falling of the womb). or frrunfecer.albss (weak.
new debility. Ate. tr.)! How many are In contact
agony kr manymeactlis preceding coofinement 1 How
many bare dank. if' not dwelt= deliveries, and
whore lives ane leoparded dmingeench time, will bad
le its pages th e means of prevention. ameilotation,
ancl renal
Ezintitet frost a Lefler.'
To those just Marriell.—"ltad I blown!"
.PRILADIMPHIA. Nov. 29, 1847.
De_ A. M. MAU RICRAC: : Had I known ot the im
portent matters treated of in 'The Idarriahl WOMlllfa
Private Medical Companion' slime yews ago, how
mach misery I might have escaped! I have suffered
years from causes which you point out in your book,
withont knowing what to dn. I obtained a copy, and
frond my cape treated oL I train every female will
avail herselfortheittformottieticontsined in its pages."
Letters are daily received of this character, vane
cees. ary to present
To those yet unmarried, hot contemplating mar
name. ce pohapa besitating.as GO the propriety of
incurring the responsibilities attendant open it, the
importance of being possessed of the revelations con
twined in these pages. so intimately involving their
future happiness, can not be appreciated..
It is, of coarse, impracticable to errnveyqmore fully
the various subjects treated ot ai- . lhey are d amt.
tore strictly intended for the marr ied. or these cote
teniplating marriage; neither is it necessary.. since
tt is every one's duty to become possessed of knowl
edge whereby the Infiefillgi 10 which a wife, a tomb•
er. or a sister, rosy be subject, can be obviated.
rir Cordes will Ise went by free sr Postage
. to tke rarebaser,!
M' On the receipt of Om lirdlar,_•.! THE MAR
RIED WOMAN'S PRIVATI4 MEDICAL COM
PANION" is sent forsVed fast) to any part of tho
Unite.' Suites. All lowermost-be post-paid (except
those containing a remittance); and addressed to Dr.
A. M. MAURICEAU, Box 1224, New York City.
Publishing 01tee, No. 1W Liberty st., New York.
Over 20,000 Copies bare been sent it, NAIL
within three maths with perfect safety and ter
Minty.
B.cizsclicr , and agents engaged in its sale, am
making liandwme competencies from the ready
and ex-raordinary demand for it, and the extreme- ,
Ily liberal terms txtiortied theni. , '
Active local or travelling .Agents, throughout
the . rnitetl Mater. and Canddas, will be supplied
on the , time termi. Communications are'required
to he plot -paid and addressed as above. :
Lit CAUTION.—The phblic nrc cautioned
1 araiii , t the various catch-pennies intended to be
&dined off upon them, imitating the title of the •
work as `• The'Married Ladies' Medical Compan
ion." and tariow other titles. .The title of the
work is -,- The Married WOMAN'S Prirate
lireilical Companion," by Dr. A. M. Manrierau.
Au,, , mi.t 17,11,50. .
NOCIf.'II Patent Self Locking
RA' ETV RitrrtEß norm.
•
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TOSCPU -NOCK. No. .78 NOUTII FistatTLl ev.;
J above Arch, west side, Philadelphia, Alanufactu
rer of . Pelf LOcking 'Wet, *butter Bolts. with a key
rn open th-m. and Self ehnitins'earety Catchers for
aliturtere. Alin. Path Fastenings, In connection With
die Catch of differenteizes &haste Pakten& for sale
by the dozen, or tingle Om , . The 'Atoning Patent
Lofts are ConstreCtefi .011 the saute principle 111 the
VLF! , Locke. that was of Nnek's contract. paten
ted 18.72. - These'lecks are Substantial, convenient and
sk•core, especially far dwelling blame DOOf Locks,
with small keys only. •
'• Patent Pelf Latina Powder and Thief PronfLocka
for Iron Dont', for Banks. Pores. ilts-,00 tiatal er
made to order. Alms, Elonah's Patent Lock. •with
small keys • Dwelling Douse leeksart a new plod- ,
Pie of Nock'', Patent ; padlocks of all micas; Night
.Latches; Desk; Chest sed'etrolci.artelre.
N. 8.-- , BrascCairtlfige of all ktnde promptly keep.
ted ; Old copper, Brass. Tie, he.. taken in exchange.
July h:/, 1850' Cli-Sato
- .Dr. A. Hober t.
PFFERS HIS SERVICES IN THE DIFFERENT
branches of Medicine. Surgery, Re. He her -.
P nt
eed to the office of Dr. Decker. and - continue! his
practice Orythe SIM! Bitrintellathle principle. -Thank.
dal to the ettizedil of Mhtersente land nicinity for 'heir
Utserat suppott, he, takes this method of !vibrating
them, that be will that place on Tuesday and
ot cacti week. Yor the purpose of tasselling
throe wishing be retease 'Wake.. He may be teen at
c WIN 9f MT. yOrt. Jeweler. Sunbury Street. Mi.
His residence Is is Norwegian Stntei,lear Rata di
Evans' Steam UM locutad Re,
Jalyt; 11130
EICHEIEMEI
Astioi9gy, ,Threnolo
• gy and Geotnaticyv
WFTRoF C. W. ItOOACIE, OF IS WEDEN.
Offlet,- 4 10. 7.1, Locust street, shove Etruti. Onrssit
lisAttsysi FsSit Hall—PtitLMsetrzts. '
$25,000 Igniting been Wein
nY my nummons , friends no the late Presidential
J 3 Election, should consists those Skeptical persona
who talk of ratbusitt. that Do such thins as Fmk is
or has been lutoWn by the volnent and distinct:risked
Astronomer and Astroinger,tiODACK „ daring
eaperiesice of firers cpiarterof a century. Do you
doubt predestination' Tlisn why not rrrrr man gain
the celebrity of General Tayt . r, a Daniel Wenster,
a Henry Clay', And yet they, are some who are fent
-Ist minuet to doubt that a man may be born with the
pnwez to see into future events. flow ran It be pm,
tilitle that the &tidbit• of min shnold he destined by
the mere shuffling of a Pack of cards I and yet there
erg thensaeds who- allow themselves, with open
months, In swallow the fielloy' words of some nid
woman, whose true skill cnorbos In filling them With
wonders that ark, most difficult for the digestion of
others whn are mhte credulous, yet more scientific
it
is such t e ar wi n g discredit on a Profession that has
been acknnwledged in be a science of the tinniest era
der, from time iminemnrial, and Is the (wily professice
that has holy authority to sustain It. The high re
spect which General Taylor, and Charter John Berns
, done, late Nina of ?Sweden. hail for Astmlney, is
shown by their letters for their Nativitles to the sub.
scribet, which It will give him groat pleasure in show.
Ina to to thnse who favor him with a call:
in addition to his power to foresee future events, he
has the power to give midi informstinn a. will effector
ally redeem such as are given ko the Inn free Use of the
bottle. Ile 19 also capable of curing diseases Iteretot
fare considered inclarahle •In this country by the or
dinary medicines, and wisher all 1(1 dire Lim a call
who have been given up by their physicians and wish
to lie cured. lie will warrant a core in ell case', and
wilt make nn charge except for the Cartjafaliatla he
shall make use of in hiandice. Ile is often asked what
a Nativity Ist anstitera; according to OPllllllaCy,
one of the seven points in the ideate of Astrology.
that it Ism Ilotosecipe nf the future eventitofa person's
IVe, (-eternity calculated and framer-rifled on nape/ b erm)
aii account of all the lucky and unlucky days
in the months and ream of threperenres life foe wit:inns
it is cast ; by which means thnawinds In title tnahtfy
I and elsewhere have her.n presented from toisfortirnes
that bad been hidden In the vremboffaturity. bv.refer
ting to their Nativity before entering on any specula..
.rifin of Mildness or pleasure. It •hruild betel the hands
, of every one a• their almanac fnr life. A Nativity of
an individual can only convert' the Ostlers°, unroll.
blei that are in future for him; those whn are ilatibia
ed In intern%diQlealNes of any kind:nest wait entire
subecriher iu pegrinn 41( by letter, whn Is prepared to
exert his ictrettinflueecc tint their imniedlate benefit.
Ile is ready to use hisinflucnce to foriell the result of
lawsuits, and nit undertakings in whirl, Mere Ira flak
Involved; ha also makes use nf bra finsirer for the res
toration of stolen or lost property, which he bag used
for the advantage of thousands 'in this city and else. 1 ;
where., Who car doubt a gentleman's abilities, whn '
has had the honor tp be cancel on and cnnsulted with by
all the ernwited beads of Eurnpe, and enjoys a higher '
reputation as an Astrologer than e.tty one living t
:Ile can bs consulted with at his Office, nr by letter.
f pre-paid. and lir is prepared to make ore of his rotif
er on any rif the fnllowing topics f all
description, ; travelling by land or sea ; courtship!
advice given for thew ruteessful! acromplirdiment ;
.speCulatingin stocks, merchanillse.inr realrstate; the
. recovering of legacies in diapule ; the purchasing of
liekelljand the 3:1(0yr - if ships ut,gra. atanntiers
his services, respecting health, wealth and marriage.
lave affairs, journeys, lawsuits, difficulty iw hotlines/.
fraiiif, , sickeesi, and death, past. present and future
enia.and in alt the emu:erns of life. and'invites an to
call who ate affilctcd,enrooreally ovate ntatiy.' '
'! • . .
- _
Ladies, 56 cent.; Gentlemen,sl. Natiritiescalem
latrd and read to fall, it confine ln the Oracles of Mar
entine t3lptr—Ladts3. el ; Cenarnien.. l 5 0 . NatiVi
les calculated acrruding fn Cenmancy, for Ladiev,ll2,
in (311, 1 11; tOrntlentan, $.3. in Atli, aS. '
Peranna at a dhdartee can have,thelr nativltlen drawn
by vending the date I,f the day and their birth. '
All letters cnntainina the 'thrive fee will receive im
mediate attention, and riailvitik will he mil to any
part of the tinned State., writtrn nu,dnrible paper.
011 ice. NO. 71 !mewl street, between 'Eighth and
Nuntn;andittalnut and Spruce alreeta, opposite the
Nnciul_F.tird INIT. Phila.
Office hour* from 9 A. M In P. M.
. C. W. R011.1.C11. Antrolneer
Dee A, 1919. 50-Ir
To . / LW
CERTIFICATEii AND TESTIMONIALS SIT
to till overy°lt . ; ion of thin paper, tan he
produced,. vetting forth the vvninierful virtues of Dr.
:41.veyne's Conwont.d Slum nf Wild Cherry. .
The-mut _cnintunn saying iv, that 1 wroth! not give
one bottle of Dr. Swavnee Compnnrui rlyrup of
Wild Giteriy, far half a dozen (Zany other proper.
at inn. 1 . have tried an the popular owl, but IWs
stands unrivalled for the core of the ,otirtwing
diseases, viz: .
Influenza. Cmt(lts; (7.11,1*, Consumption, lapilli:tr. or
Mood. Palpitation of the Ileart. Wle , oPinS °might
'Tickling or rising set:sailer) tn the Throat, Bron
chitis, hid lona or weakness of the Nervous .lys.
tom, or impaired tonwitut inn from any cause,
and In prevent persons from falling into
decline, this medicine has not its equal.
And when too notch calomel or filature has been
used, this medicine will prevent its •v II effects on the
s 3 stem, sr.4 repair the Maar) , Inert Inns.
ANOTMIR Wye: CiaTtrivvre.
Crtu of rdward Minion. Engineer at Mr. PPlth's
Pactnry. cornet nf Ninth and Wallace 'streets, Spring
Carden. More enlist antiates Went" of the wnnderfol
curative properties of Dr„illwayne's Compnund Syrup
of Wild Cherry,
Philadelphia. April 15;1850
Dr. Dwayne —Dear Fir --siring ly afflicted
With II 'intent mild and cough. which settled upon my
lunge, attended with greatlirlity. soreness in my
side, that 1 could scantly breathe, spitting httuul, ov
appetite, could get leo rest at viglat, owing to the se
tr..sity of toy tough. .vrould spit as much as a pint of
blood at A time. This mournful state of things coo
t inued netll t almost despaired rf being rated. haalra
tried physteiana aid numerous abb.!' without relief:
but having hoard of the great virtues Or your Coln.
pound Ayrisp.of Wild I:berry. NO its helot !Tutored
Of by pbysictatts of the first
,eminence„ I concluded tr.
make trialof, il, and sin happy to state, lisin three but- ,
ties retforuteita perfert tura; toy sleep is now uodis
turned and 'WIWI, sod 1 firmly believe that to your
medicine I am indebted for ibis great'tut_;r -- 7 . t' l, llaii
glad to goaamunlinitit with any ix's() n the subject
who maw he phaed to cell t on me, and corroborate
what l have said in the above cenificate, at Oat Vac
, toil or my residence.
• Yours, most 'ream trolly:
ED. 11Alizid)N.13 Wall? Ron . ,
Eland' lAttret, four dorrs above rtpring Garden.,
The above certificate is from a omit vvell known by,
12 . 170, Dot tion of /Use CiliZellS. Those who doubt the ,
lintel of it, are Invited to call and satisfy themselves;
tAatYt is another voluntary, thsinteresi.-d and living '
wittiest. in the greia virtues of Dr. Swaynei Com
pouni Syrup. of Wild Cherry.
Clerrywes. Aretti;is tttt ; And all Pantie lapeakers
say that Dr Swayne's Wild Cherry civeirihat vigor to
the woke that cannot be obtained from any other ar
tide.
To Elleely Perseus.—Many heatiby seri indishinaht
who know the value al Dr.!rtarayne's Compound By
ron of Wild Cherry, make it a role to take it two or
three times a week, by whio they remove the caustia
that produce disease , preserve their health and keep
off 'the infirmaries of mgr.
Very !raper/ant Casiiros....—The gannias article Is
prepared only by Dr. Swayrie, Inventor and Sole Pro
prietor. corner of Eighth and Hue Pis.. Philadelphia'
All Wild Cherry preparations being "positively fle ,
lions and counterfeit" without his signature.
30.3p0
Suayne's Celebrated Vermlthge
" A safe and effectual retried, for worms, dyspepsia.
chnlora morbus, sickly or dyspeptic children or adult,.
and the moot useful gamily medicine ewer offered to
the public.'! Tht may one that Is pleasant to the.
Mite. has proved its virtues in thousands of Cases, not
only in the treat destruction of worms ; ut In restoring
the Maly and dyspeptic chitd and adult, when all
other remedlea have bad nn Fond *greet.
Bewere of kilstalleal Remember; Or. Swayne's
Vermifuse la now put tip in primula bottles. See that
the name Is spelt eorrenly. Srepte. "
'DR. SWATNE'S AUGARDOATED SARSAPARIL
LA and EXTRACT.TAR P 111.1.5.
Pat superint to any pill of the present day.—These
pills are compounded of 'farina.' vegetable substance...
1 the result of tong and laborious investigation. sad the
bold they have taken ofthe public favor,and the cum
t bey have performed 'Mee they were latrotlored.l• uti
meeedentrd In the history of medicln.... Unlike most
other Pills, they neither gripe. pnxisee nausea, or
any other .unpleasant sensation, they cleanse and
atrrogthen the fountain springs of life, and no med.
'erne sun have a better effect than these for monthly
irregularities wtoch orcaslonally happen a.. women.:
The above valuable medicines are prepared only by
Dr SWAVNE, N. W. corner of EIGHTH and RACE
Ninety. Philadelphia. - - •
*CIENTO FOR ISCM/YLIKILL COUNTY.
JOHN G. DROWN." -
J. CURTIfi C. INUOUES, PottivMe, Pa. '
J. 0. O. MARTIN,
.1•11 ES B. FAU.S. 1 1lUaer .
JOIIN w. Glass,
C. At O. Umerstsona,UChtlylkill Haven; II NotisLair,
Pori Carbon: RZIDT & RECD. L. ilahantanto; lour
A. OTTo.Taylorawilk.; J. U. ALTte. TIlletaffIll; E. J.
Far .Talnaqoar. OEO. Onnespics, Neer Castle;
blorrittus, att. chin Ilten & Set.yriess, Pancr
eas ; PAWL Ban& Pinegreve; Eclat. & BRANDT, Tre
moat; Co onus dr. Sor;lJewellynt JOUN . WILLiass•
1111441rpoilt Cans. Orwlesburg; CMOS,
nno•Pa ar. Lirrensha. New Philadelphia; El MICITi,
°realist:erg Landing: J. STA:troy, Mtlreansburr.
'and by most all Staceteapers In the adjacent counties.
Feb 9, 1830. 8•ly
N. IN. =SWIMS ,
DLUMBING 8110 P. BRATTY'S itOW, NORWS
-- Oen street, Pottscitie.--Alt kinds of Load Floe.
sh e er Lead„llrass - Cores (a superior article.) Wan
"fobs, BboWel flottellydrants. Hydrant floae.l.lennie
and Single , define Purops,da. kept constantly on
hand lad forsale.—lfitthen Oinks nude to order, neat
and durable. and aft kinds of Plumbinine done in tea
est manner• . . re-tf
Dons , and Chlideals Viottilug.
9' RE lotacilber boa an lissa's complete amertmea
of Mahler,. adapted to'ttat seasa,o salted tor. Days
Of three yfetes of age. to youtif aliatiemets 'of atmeeft
day patron pareMalar Cleating at Ws ettablleb
meet eagliiive the privilege of rein reloirthebi it
to not salt F. HOYT.
Nn..
1114 Abovent belawTtath, t.
EMI
- Life Insurance.
TAD DRUID) LIFE" INSURANCE, 'ANNUITY
and Trust Camped', of Pbitadelph °Mee .No.
EN Chesnut [Weft. Capital. 0300,000. Cbarter:per•
Penal- Continue to mak, lustuancen on Litre on tha
meat favorable terms. " '
The capital being paid upend intreated,togetber with
a large and lattosteritt) inetnasng reserved fend, of
perfect tecortty to thelnsered. • '
. The premiums may be' mild yearly,. half yearly, or
quarterly: • • - • I
The Company add a soars perkitlically to the I
suraticesfor , lire. The tiort Bonn, approriated i
December. 1E44, aid the second Bonus n D ecembe r;
1010. amount to an addition of 11%1 50 to ever! 11100 4 '
lorured under the oldest polities making so
which will berial when tt become a i m s
.c. in.
stead or 1111000 originally lowered ; the non °Writ
AMOUnt 1n;1137 50; the next in age to Inn 50 fat
every 01000; the others in the nine proportion at.
cording to nut aosounvend tlitos of standing. which
additions make an average oflorore than 110 per cent.
aeon the premiums paid; without increasing the an
neal premnien.
The following .
are A * re* navvies Dom the Fie
;biter
.110 f Of
Odittioll•
glum
lust mii.
Gl=
----
,WOO 051 '
''so 51,552 50
I"-
7uoo e 4165 15 '
11475e511
5000 ' 1157 50 ' WC :0
' he. 1e.. • he.
enstalnhig tablen..
nr rates sad ern:lima.
if .apolitatton j and hither Information
the cake.
8. W. ILICOARDS, Ptealdent. .
Joni It: Janes. Actuary.
. The subscriber Is Anent for the above Company In
ftehisylkill County, and will effect lorttrances, and
else all necessary information an the subject.
D.BohINATI.
26-Iy
Nit SS
1 80
'• 278
,• 310
im.
pamphlets
Ilona. forms
as be ballot
June 19, I 8.50
- ---
T11;so Knox. Insurance Company
CAPITAL STOCK.42OOIOO O .
FIRE., MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE,.
, Offiss sa name Street, in Instil' Brick Rear,'
, , VIIICZNNNI, INDIANS. ,
• 11IIIE.Company having heen duly organized. and
I ten per cent. paid in nu the capital stock sttbscri
bed.end halance secured by mortgage on Real' Estate
and by Personal guarantee, ate now prepared to affect
ininrance against Lissa Of Damage by Fire. no Build-
Jays, Merehandier.. Machinery. Mills, hlanufacttiries,
and nit descriptions of pmperty; Also merchandise
and produce iu thv course of inlatortranspertmion, —
tbe mkt of the seas, dr.c. &c. • also, the Jails of
Steamboats, andnther yew:l4,ll;d upon the Oyes of
individuals going to California. The rates of pre
mium will be es low as those of any other n coronet
ace Company.
All losseeltherally adjusted. and prenatal, paid.
Th e AMA of Otis Company ialield entirely In the West;
and tontndled by vrestetn men. and In no way con
nected with New York.
DIRECTORS:
ilos. R. N. C . Viateunea.
WILLIAM J. ii 67116179, do
Jam. W. Sl•conox. do
Jacpa Pas, do
?saucer. WiaE, tin
.Prren P. IlatLev. rot* . Wayne, Indiana.
TI101&48 T. Ditiotainoe. Lafayette, de
, .Witut en. W. EsaLS, Terre•llaute, do
-ors Er D. AAA's. Evansville. do
Swum Borreeer. Jefersettyllie.
WILLIsti Ilmansa, do
' ' •
Levi de
JANIVIS KEIOVrIN. do . .
R. N. CARN A N, rtraldent.
Piston EnTeneart,ren resident.
ALcga. Setretary. "
W. J.' Ilearati. 4 TreitsUret.
Ebert Life and California risks taken at this agency
al Ellfl tate,.
Dec 29', 1879.
JOICi R. C. MARTIN. Ag :at
53-ir
---- I - 1 - T --
ro cc ours Ties. •
TE Delaware Mutant tlafety Insurance Cnrepany.
—Office Nonh amen of the Exchange. Third St.,
Philadelphia.
Fiat: INSCRANCE.—Building*, Merchandise and
nther property in Town and County y, ineuredissairst
lo,a oriiiimage by fire mitre kneel! file nfprein:um.
MARINE INBIIRANCE.—They alsn inure Ves&els.
Ciigoes and Freights. foreign nrsonstwlse under open
or special policies, a* the 41.4110 , 11 May desire.
TRANSPORTATION.—Thee Alen insure
merchandise transported ty Wssons Rallnitid Cars,
Gl.lOll Boats and clieamboats, on rivt4ii and label., on
the most liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph U. Heat. Jame, C. Oland
Edmund A. Sander, Theophiles Paulding. •
- Jelin C. Davis, • H. Jones Brooke,
Roheit Burton, Henry Sloan,
John R. Penrose, thigh Craig.
Samuel Edward', George Serrill.
Gen. G. Leliter, Spencer Melinda,
Edward Dartingion, Chariest Kelly,
Isaac 11. Devi", 1,11. Johnona.
%Titlimn Fennell. William Day.
John Newlin, Dr. R. Titaness.
Dr. R. M. liriginn, Jobe Sellers,
William Eyrr.Jr. J. T. Morgan,
D.T. Morgan, Wm. Reentry.
WILLIAM MARTIN President.
fticaman NEWO.4O, Accrrtary.
The imbseritirr havine be.ert appointed agent for the
;Omen Company, is now prepared to make lisitrante
on all dearriptione of property on the meet liberal
frrthe. Apply G.ll. Fenn' ttffire. Morrie' Addition
or at my house in Market Street, , Pottsville.
A. M MACDONALD.
45-ly
Nov 11. ISIO
Perry Davis' Tege I abPa lq
Killer.
9'llE WONDER OF TIIE ADE.—INTF.ENAI. &
1 Eiternat Rente.ly.—A great dlernvcly and va'ua
hlr Every family 'tumid have a heath• in
enaes or iaidilen eirkness. it corer
ch o hi ni , thiwel Comataints, Dia! fIIM3,
lever and Agile', ro,i. Dysentery Pain
in the Rtiriuna•
limn. flystionsia, and Ihirrnt.
READ lusncE.
Thi. ermines that 1 have fur sevrral months used
Davis' VyTetahle' Pain Killer in my fatally in
several af throe ( - RAMA f..r whirh it is recommended.
and Chid it a very useful family medicine.
A. nnoNsos.
Pastor of 2d Baptist Church. Plat River.
71,bury, -Martha's Vieerrrd.
Thin my certify Ihsif I have used Davis' Pam KO
er wolf great Ounces, In CAPPS of flholeri
;lbomnhon Bowel Complaint. Bronchi:iv. (Mulls.
4se., and would cheerfully rec 1111 l mend It na st vahothle
amity aireicine. JAd. C BROMEIL
Fames° DAirts.—This may eltrtify thit I mill use
the rain Killer in my family. My health has been gm
good big three nr Mur months pan. that I have hut
little "Or lao %lee for i. and wanid nvninmend it In
the public
RICIIARD PECKHAM.
Fall liker.l.M amnia, 1711). 1910.
JENKINS Ar. SHAW,
193 Chnsrut Stseet, 1404114phi*.
Grneral Whalegate Anent, Vv. Eastern Pennryhtanis,
For sale by
to whom all rodeo. and applications fin Agencies
horn Eastern renneylvania should he addressed.
BANNAPi.
Whnlesa • le and Retail Agent for Schuylkill Co.
Cenrintsuilit and others supplied to sell again .et'ttie
regular rtes.
Asia : IL lA:4
•
LAFFILCTED:READ:II'
rtiedical House. '
VPTAIII.ISIIED 13 litAll3 AGO; BY T;it. ICIN-
I KELM, N. %V; Corner of Third and Utiioll dts.,
between -'price and Pine ratreers. Philadelphia.:
Vomit and Manhood gor a Permeate Death. ._
NKP.I.IN rIF.I.P POP.*£IIVaTION—ONLY
23 Cents This Dona Just published, is filled with ttse•
ful information. nn the infirmities and diseases nr the
Oilman °mans. It . addresses itself alike to Youth.
Manhood and. Old Age, and should he tend by alt.
The valuable advice and impressive warning tt giver
will prevent years or misery and sulTering and save
annually Thousands of I.lves.
Parent, by renintr it Trttl learn bow to prevent the
dePtllletlon of their ehll•lren. ,
•••91 fenfiffante. of RS (from irnelnird in n fetter n 4.•
dreamed in Iff. Rinkelin. W • corner of 'Third and
Union era feetff. between Nprffre and Pine. Philadet
oda., avid ensure a book ander.etivelope, per return
of mail.
Persons at a distance may address Dr. K. by letter,
(post-paid and be cured at Mime.
Parkagrs of Medicines. Mirertinns, kr., forwarded
by sending a remittance, and put up serure from dam
age or curiosity.
hook -sellers, News Agents, Pedlars, Canvassers,
and.all others supplied with the moire work at very
low rates
aingirst IRS° 34-I y,
GREATEST DIdEiIVERV OP THE ACE
Da. TRAAKI%
MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
IS constantly effecting cures of the utmost Imper-
Lance. The most incredokins are convinced—the
most fastblessare compelled to believe In the power
and Or this great remedy.
It Is universally admitted to be the most wonderful
combination knows to tbe World for the lir.mediate
relief of disease and pain. -
it never' fails while there remains sufficient life to
restore a natural and healthy action to the canine!),
vessel, of the body, and minutiae the circulation °fain
Mond By this means a controlling power is Rallied
over the. s out teal ienant corms of disease, which Can
not be obtained from any other remedy. Such is the
power of ibis combinstion that lt penetrates to every
portion or the 411111111 framer every bone and sterile,
vein and ligament ts marched out and made sensible
of Its purifying and beallag influence. Hence It romes
It copes **readily with Interval as external diseases
Numerous instances are tut record where this /erne
dy has restored health to patients so near the grave
that the moat powerfultmernal remedies failed to pro
duce any effect Seth has frequently been the ease In
faititatwarien of the Bowels,
No patient need ever die with this dieease where the
Magnetic Ointment can be obtained-, That dangerous
Epidemic known 'sibs •
Putrid Erysipelas,
Can alwael bei cored by this remedy.. For
fejesinistery Rheustettess.,
thls ointmgot le the most complete reined, prepared.
la 99 cases oil 0,100 It will afford entire relief to.tbe
Refit eases or '
Xtrattea Headiuke.
la thirty minutes. For nervous diseases Mil remedy
is or Immense setae.
Affeetkoni of thespine, rbeimatism, harmless, race
me sore throat, 'bronchitis. pleurisy. croup. chills,
braises. seed head, scrofula, salt Miaow, erysipelas,
cholera morbue. ape In ibe . late or breast. hums.
isastsra eYesaever sores, . .111 be Immedkrtely
reileverjr use ,of Oils remedy. •
For ta pamlcalare ami testimonials, sea pamph
lets le ft wtb agent. • ' •
Prke 'Sind 4. tents per battle; Fer see by
joNN O. BROWN. Pottsville.; sad J. GIROS.
Nmerevllle. • . , .
Man. for sale bjt an Arent la ineti town In Ow Mara
Itopterbor 9, 1119. 40-1?
Life Pills and ?bleak'Bitters.
' These Medicines have now been before the
pal:die-for a petied of 111112EN4 mum and
dming that time haviTaiiiintained a highhew chow!
every part af,
ter in almost eve th gkbee for t ex=
trarechnary and imotedi powerof restoring per.
feet health to persons 'IIM under am* every
kind of &Jesse to the human frame is liable.
IN tAirr „ttnn3A3ON "
of certificated instances, they have even rescued
sufferers *rim the very verge of an untimely
grwie, after all the deceptive nostrums of the day
bad utterly, failed ; and to many thous:twig they.
hive permanently secured that uniform enjoy
ment of heilth, withoirwhich life itself is but
a partial liming. so great, ". indeed. has their
efficacy invariably and Efaibly proved, that it
has appeared seemly •less.than miraculous to
those who were acquainted with the beautifully
philosophical principles upon which they are corn-
P!1l, and uponrrhich they - consequently. act.
c c tl l r d aa to then manifest and sensible action in
lanf)11 tits' springs and channels of fife, and en;
sluing em with renewed tone and vigor, that
they were indebted for their name..
Unlike the halt Of pendekous quackeries which
boast of ireptable imminent*, this LIFE MEDD
ans are purely and sol
nor
ely vegetable ; and
I contain neither ilgegamprg .
, nor
Ann* nor say Othaf mineral, in any lone
whatever. They are cotirey composed of ex
tracts from rare and powerful plants, the virtue*
of which, though long luxurrn to several Indian
tans, and nexastly to some eminent pharmaceu
tical chemists, are altogether unknown to the
ignorant. pretenders to medical 'science ; and were
never before administered in soltappily efficacious
Ato't of policy •nd
bums to be buffed
by future editions.
tiert. .
.
Theembiaee Snot rat i on to !coven from the coats
of the stomach and bowels the verioutf imp:ni
de* and crudities constantly settling round them ;
and to remove the • hardened fteces which collect
in the convolitions of the small intestines. Other
medicines only Partially cleanse these, and leave
such trollected masses behind to produce habitual
Costiveness, with all its train of evils, or sadden
Diarrhoea with its imminent danger'. This fact
is well-known to all regular anatomists who ex
amine 'the human bowels after death ; and berme
the prejudice of these well-informed men against
the quack medicines of the 'age.
_The second
effect of the VEGETABLE TM' MEDI
CiNgs is tocleamse the kidneys and the blad
der ; and, by this means, the liver and ltrogs,
the healthful action of width entirely depeixtst
upon the regularity of the urinary organs. The
I blood, which takes its red color from the agency
of the liver and lungs, before it passes into the
' heart, being thus purified by them, and nourished
by food coming from a clean stomach, tonnes
freely through the veins, renews every part of
the system, and triumphantly mounts the ban
ner of health in the blooming cheek.
The following are among the distressing va
riety of htunttn, diseases in whichthe VEND.
TABLE LIFE, MEDICINES are weU kaawa
to be infallible.
.
DYSPEPSIA, by lbara"Y a • leanalag aka
first and second stomacheoutlattrig a flow of
me healthy We, instead of the 'stale Mid nand
kind ; Inas or AITETITZ, HEART.
aarmuna, Hainisswass, Im.-Turfert,,
Assirry, LANGUOR, and idauaricumx, which
are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will
vanish, as a natural consequence of its cure,
Cogfiventlilli, by cleansing the whole length
of the intestines with a solvent process,' mid
without violence ; all violent paws lettire the
bowels costive within two day&
Mud= and atiolers,, by removing the
sharp acrid fluids by which these complaints are
occtuautuat, and by promoting the lubricative SY
caution of the mucous membrane
F eve r or all kinds, by restoring the blood toll
regular circulation, throug,li the process of perspi
ration in such cases, and the thorough' solution of
all intestinal obstruction in others.
l'he Lys Illanicisits have been known to
cure Migirraglism permanently in three weeks
and Gina in half that time, by removing local
inflammation from the Muselee and ligaments of
the joints : :
Dyciptues of all k ind s, by freeing and strength
ening trio kidneys and blndaer : they operate most '
delightfully on these. important organs, and hence
have e ver been found a ....certain remedy for tho
worst cases of Gravel.
Abo %primly dishidging from the turnings
bf the bawds the slimy knatter tp which these
creatures :adhere.
Asthma nod Consureption, by , relieving the
air-vessels of the lung 4 fiorn the iinteous which
even slight colds will oreinion, and which, if net
removed, becomes hardened, and produces these
dreadful diseases.
Scurvy, Ulcers, :'rid Inveterate Sores. hY
the perfect purity which these LIFE mot.
cams [ by,: to tho blisai, and all the humors.
Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complex
ions, by their alterative infect upon the Iluiirs that
feed the skin. and the morbid state of which Occa
sions el eruptive complaints, sallow, cloudy, und
Itsaltiteable complexions.
of these for a very short time
t an entire cure of Salt tind a
striking . improvement in the clearness of the skill.
Common Colds and Influenza will ukvaYs be
cured by one dose, or by tuii even in the worst
4.1
cares.
plus, Asa remedy i hid most distressing '
and obstinate malady, the vEGErABLE LIFE
NEmerNEs deserve a distinct and emphatic •
r e commendation. It is well-known to hundreds
in this city, that the former pmprictor of these'
valuable 3letlirnies was hintself afflicted with this
compnint itv tipwards of TlilliTY-1 , 11•6 Vass; and
that he irii , cl in vain every remedy prescribed
within the whole compassof the Moirria itredico.
He however at length triOd the flledicine which
is DOW offered to the public, and he was cured in
a very short time, after his recovery had heen pro
nouneni not only improhable,;but absolutely im
1. possible, by any human means,.
FEVER AND AGUE. '
For this scourge of the western country these
Medicines will.be'found a safe, speedy, and cer
tain.emedjr Other medicines leave the Epstein
subject to a return of the disease—ti cutiity .these
medicines in permanent—TßY . TIIEIII,I BE
SAT'ISF'IED. AND BE CURED. tt
, Mins Fevers and Liver Complaints.•
'General Debility, Lo" OY APPEIITE, AND
Dtsess ES or FemstEs--these medicines have been
used with the most beneficial results in cniciof
this inscription:—Klan's Evil. and SCRO MLA, iA
its wont forms, yields to the mild yet powerful
action of there remarkable Medicines. NIGIBY
Swecrs, Nr.rtveps DEBILITY, Nsaiore EOst-
PLAINTS or au kinds, PA LPITATION.UF TU B` II BABY.
PAISTEU ' II COLIC, are epetulily cured,
. NERCURIAL DISEASES !
eersous whose constitutions have Weenie im
paired by the injudicious use of Meacuay, will
and these Medicines a perfect cure, as they never
fail to eradicate from the system ull the eire,cts of
Mercury infinitely sumer than the most powerful
preparations of Sarsaparilla. A single trial will
place them beyond the reach of competition, in
the estimation of every patient.
BE CARML OF COVIMIEtnaTS.
Several have lately been discovered, mid their
nefarious authors arrested,both in the city of New
York and abroad. •
Bay of no one who is not an strrnostnn
Aoarer
Prepared and sold by Dr. W. B. MOFFA.T
336 Broadway, New York.
FOR BALE BY .
citiN G. nnor.vii. arena fur echoylitint county
, Dee 29, 1849 . 50 .ly
MOiTATIO
LINN, SMITH, th, Co.,
Vf, O. 2131;M ASSET Ow.. PIM. Alra.—WllloLE
ill rale Draggisrs, and dealm.in Drugs. Medicines,
Chemicals, Surgical and Obstericat lostrotnents. Medi
cal Chests,P Medical Saddlebags, Patcnt Medicines,
Paints, Oibi, Window Glass, yarntshes, Dye.iltaffs,
Perfnmery. , &e • he. Manufacturers of the
celebrsted Congress Writing Ink. and ink Powder.—
TMs' Ink ir'unstirpassed In quality, having never fail
ed to CMIIMPI3II MUM' Wherever it halo been brought
into ure.—ws are now prepared to furnish it 'of an
adore. In bottles, from magi to ore OUTIr.P, neatly
'peeked In boxes from one to three dozen each.
1.. S. & Co , have as all time* aecoosplete vsyortment
of every article In their lint, LO which' they invite the
, attenuon of Druggists and COuntry kerchants. lo
the selection and preparation.of their ankles, they
spun no' pains to have thew of undoubtedrptalitlea,
so that they feel preParad .to fin the orders of thnte
who wish piss Drugs, in summer Which they feel con
fident will prove astisfactory'—they are also careful aa.
to the styte of potting op and packing their gonall , in
order to Insure their safe carriage to any polo*. In the
country. Orders' by letter will at all titnea Freely
piompt nod eareflil attention, anJ to any •Dregglst of
respectability, our price current will be sent if retpiest
ed : 'Fluty. l& 1850 , .&i duki
- -
raper I Paper Vraper !
NO. 21 BANE STREET,
Estiessit Xavkat aaJ Omuta,. sad 3d anti 3d sts. -
Pit ILA DISLPHIAI. • •
MBE solEsembers beg leave to call tint attentinn
I. country buyers th their assortment of papery em—
bracing the different (moieties of Printing, Hardware,
Writing, Envelop*, and Wrapping papers. Thome pa
pers, white and assorted color,. also Bonnet and Box
lioardr, tr.e.
Being engaged in the idannfactare .of painting pa
pers, they solicit orders from printers for any given
slag, which wait be furnished at short notice, and at
fair vices. • _ _ •
:Market prices eithei in cash Or trade paid for Rags.
DUCKETT & imam, No. 21 Dank st.
&pkg. IMP." ' - ; TMT.
Light"! Light! Light! . '
DINE OIL..CAMPIIIiYE AND • FUND Ac
knoWledvd.Vuneriority and pority..manefaetured
and fog sale at thelowest Wholesale erica...by Davia
& Hatch, at tho old estsolished stand ef-the,.late
Benjamin. T- Davist.•Catntien. New Jersey. where
orden by mall orotbemise are aoltelted..aod prompt
attention will be green.. The voice, of the nubile for
fifteen years and the award 'of a Oliver Nedal, and
compllinentairy notice by the Franklin Institute over
all eomFt liars, Is andielent evidence of the excellence
01 001' " • •,,
Tar, lteh, Torpentlne. Rosin and finlr fts Of 'Far
pentins4 fur sale Wholesale and Retail.
duly 90,1150 ' 29-3nto
NcVer .linevr , phe 'Like 2
DitIRISIC I TIIE PREVALENCE OF DIARRIOEA,
1./Dysentery, Cholera' SUM Irtf Complaints,
Cramps and Colic, last Summer. hnndiedaviere cured
of these diseases. In Irons tO 15 aisd 30 minutes.
Not a Single case cars he founa-where, properly used
according to the printed dittlctions - that tictaimpany
each bottle, it failed to effect a rapid, sato and rad Scat'
core. Numerous cases were Hired by It in leis Wass
an Wine:whore the efforts Of thysicians. who descr'y'
O c t - aged to do theleast sood:1 Of such we have trey—,
era% cettificasea which are open to the in.spectlon of
any nue whOdeClres see them.
Mo - unprecedenied wag Ds 'success.. that it elicited
the voluntary retalmmendations of Ihe TUOIIC
wherever it was introduced. The Watchmen sir Nor
ristown, the Montgomery' Leiser of Pottstown. the
Neutralist of Skippaidtvitle. the! Deaner - it Friend of
ignuneyiown. the Dental Pearl! of New York., and
others, recoinnieuded it as a certain, uotalludt remedy
fot ail the diseases for which we rerOitnend tt.
. We have the testimony of the best Physicians an
Montgomery Comity, in its
. 6vor, those who used it
1 theinselves.vind Who publicly 'retommended it to their
Add stilltils over two hundred certificates of the
must respetiable citizens or Notristown, Reading , Easton. Fiittsville;:gte.. Ste., sod you have a body Of
evidence In favor of the
. C.ll)Vnied APlalic ffsisani
of
Dr. M. G,s Kerr 6: Barinlet.that is p!rfecilly irresista
ble; 'Warranted in old-cases. • -
---- •
SOBER eACTS TITAT NON..r. CAN DPilt
.NOW that the Compound Astatalc firlP.2o l has been
before the people of this place end County- for eiverat
months, we marmot the following Gaeta to their candid
'uditment
Ist. That there never was a Medicine enmpiinneed
that eared ss Invariably IR so abort a time. and with .
Such stairs safety and Erma sc;cy. us the liaisons..
Th4t it CUrill VialltlCCa. Dysentery, Cb.deb,
Mort Os. Slimmer Complaint, Cramps and Calle; m
fmm SO minute, tt. ales! bourn. • Flyeentery,not so
soon, as that is of a more ineamatory, uato awl un
der any treatment requires Stenger time.; but that
even much enoner than any other remedy artnode of
treatment. -
-
4th.. That one brittle will cure a half dozen cases;
thus proiing if ant onty the rarest finally, but nho
die cheapest ever given to the politic, _ -
Sib.- Tnat no family should be without it. Cates
may suddenly uriSe of such severity that time' dnes
tint 4, ur Meal' the , regular family Physician'. Dive
the &anion as directed; seud for your Physician, and
he will know tr the remedy can be relied on; we art
willing, to abide hit decision. - •
•
IN TUG FIELD AGAIN
have never ktinum the entrinntltld Ald'atit Balsam,
of Dr.l4:G.gerr Bert det.two eminent Priyeielans
of Norristown, Pa., to tap in the treMment nCihnt
class of diseases for whit% thee inno 'tecontmetid it:,
It is beyond any doubt the most valuable adddition to
the illateria,hledicso that has ever been Introduced,
not excepting Quinine, that a II coretrollingpteparat
ina
in Fever and Ague. : And as the originators entl , e
no
pretence' in teensy,' but disclose Its prepangtinn to
all Phyaicwna, who: desire to know its connionenl
p a rts, have not scrtipled to nse and recommend it in
my private practice: Inivhich I 'have found It to tins-'
sees uncommon curative properties. Dntler Its. use.
cares recover in a ‘ much shorter time, and s
are Mitre permane:nt than' under any combination of
' remedies that I hive ever tried- I do .therefore. not
'hesitate ro eapre.ta my . route apptotiationof it until qq-
Vise a}l to try it. Signed.
'C. A. PEER , . M. n., New irrirkr.
I.Ve do not chant the. Balsam as a univerkti `.Cure
'all;" but in Diseases of the Stnniacia and llow , tis, it
has not Its equal, as m a ny in.this Mare can testify. '
. _
AIM(AIia,d4IICC:FSSETI , .
Thr props of the ae.toni.shing efficacy of Or. N. O.
Kerr & Rertoireti Compound A plat fr Babom. are'potit.
inr 1n ihirlirr And defter than eVrr. rtuthinit ever
equAlled u rdr raulditi;,rafety of ortion, or panitinency
of!curr. Read the fralowine'crrilfirLite of wit refprtt.
al:Wand intellitentim-Commisi4i6net: • :-
Itavinx med Kerr & Kertol. C.scopaund
Asiatic Balsam fin' Diarthms, .Chokra 3Tot Mo. and
tarnihr, in width 1 111,nnd It to ryiboii4it , And
un,olgimon,efficemy harm - arming ell noptraaant
tome atutost immcdsatrly. do trAt he.itate to trcom
mend It to my friends and the public, ns thr tvt•vt rata_
ly medfetne extant. I consider it prtfertly safe, and
know It to he uorimuittly encertie.ful, and would not hike
to hr without it in toy family.
.4p...112,185M , M. ikicatAITIERV,
Natelie. Nay 11,
To nr. M. C. ItOrr & Pr.itnler
.ItteinN used your Compound Asiatic!:lntintro to toy
famity.mulsProttimended It to °inert.. who' .plyu used
.it won the uoiform effect of eitrine . in a sitnit time ;
db theref.tre recoittnit nil: it to the , rinblie :is the hest
medicine ip use..for the cure of those dillearea for
which ynu Intend it. It cores evierultyo even the.
it ore! forms of Ilia rthira. ilyoemery, Chnivre Morbup,
Cramps add f:olle. in half to one hour. I 'Miran all
my friends to try • •-
P. B. INIORT(IN. Pottsville.'
_
• Prepamd only by Dr. Id. G. Kerr & Ilorintrt, Iltur
rhmo and chemists. Norristown ; and.for SAP by'lt.bn
G. Brown. Pmlsvlllr, ; J. Fry. Tam.tipit ; N..rea it F.
.11eAla r, Gnvidstoirz •.
J. *.V Gibbd. 31Ineraville ; D.
P. Hunter Co., h e a ding, Pa.
JOY 5. ISM . 2nin
purifu
The best Family Medicine now beforo (.I“,‘ pubic
It has been computed, that durim; the hint
twenty venal, three millions of persons have
annually been .beriefited by the _use of
these Medicines; n 140, which speaks voluine:i
in favor of their curative properti,s—a single trial
will place them beyond the reach of competition in
the estirnation of every patient.. By their use
. the
blood iv restored to a pure and healthy state. freed
,from all impurities. The systein a not retina,'
during their operation, but invigorafed, and they
require no restraint from bu.ineAa or pleasure.
The afflicted have Ideffat's :Life Pills
.
and Phcenix , Bitters, a remedy dna will (43 .
for them all that medicine can po,sibly effect.
The genuine of these medicines are now put up
with a fine steel
,engrayed wrapper. and
and copy right secured according. to the law,: tlic
United States.
Prepared by.W. B. MOFFAT, N. D., 'Neer-
York.
For sale by
' 3. W. cri nnt.
nru:olt, note Agent for Mlnersville.
August 10, 1350. • 32-1 y
Patent Lubricatin g Oil.
R. D. SCIIOENER,
[SAVING purchased the exclusive Tied -for mann•
ILL factoring and vending the Patent 'rubric:all:loll
finm Bevtan & Co., for taehoylkitt. pauplilp,Leit
anon, Columbia, Northumberland. lAA:Mg nn.Wyonling.
Lycomlnc, Lehigh, Carbon and NorthainptonConntier.
be announces to the'priblic that hv has commenced the
reanotaciore of it 1p the Borough of Poitsvil ic. ' , Otero
he will he happy to supply all Orders promptly, and at
the same rate it mantic purchased from the Proprietors
of the patent light: This oil was .patented January
lath. 1819, and its superior excellence and cheapness
has already given it the preference °Per all other oil
In use, for all kinds of rftationacy Machinery. Loco
motives and cars on our Ruilroads,—aud also for I.a 11l
All orders left at Ills store, writhe ptomptly attended
to. R. D. - riCIIO6NF.II,
Centre Pt., oPpoiile the Pest Office.
Poltsville.3une TR, 1919. :" 5 •
The following certificates shoiv its•character ,
Philadelphia. Bee. 4, ISIS
Messrs: P. S'. freirlan & en.4-Gentlemani—The" Ta
rot Composition you seat mew, have tried, and which'
- you design awe substitute for - the best elfin the work
ing of Machinery, has. Uarn happy to say, more than
realized my expectations. 1 had 11 folly tested on a
' Lotoutotllie Engine for two .days, (in rainy weather.
' with mud (lying over :he machine at every revolution).
I
by • skillful engineer, who 351 , 131V11 axe that it Works
I equal to the best sne.rmaceil MI, with a saving in
quantity of 20 percent. This waving. together wilb
greatty reduced price at which yen inform me yen
an furnish the artteleogill st rongly recommend lis use
Fnn Railroads and in larre.m)lla and factories where
urge quantities of Oil are used. 'have 'now on &mit
I of its entire. *inverts, and tinder that impressiett tend e
• you my sineeremingratrilatiohs. Ttnly yours;
•, • r I • • • %%in. EXOLIAIT.
• , roftFyillejan 'l9.
Thus b tn certify thhi we have beenusiri
rt gP S Britian
& Co's Pstenttutnicating 011 for the bast six weeks
and can give RS nor derided iminion, that. betides Cs
• being so much cheaper, its peculiar superlivity ()Vet'
I the bestisperon oil. Is' its durability on machinery
which renders it a very desirable article for that put
' ose. We UM extetiiively pillaged in' mining and
1 shipping coal,having 'eleven steam engines of various
I capacities at Work hoisting coal, pumping dater, te.r .
Maxim Mimeo° &
! . P S Devian ken—Gentlemen : We Wore been using
rive Pittent,Lubrirating Olt on all the; machinery of
`the Reading iron , and nkil 'Works, rot the last nine
`weeks,and we conelder %relieve stye n tt a fair trial. as
the works are calcnlated to manufacture four thousand
'tortoni' Inmand nails per annum. - The nutettiher Is
yeti heavy: the. engine own hundred and silty Moire
llower.andtbe speeds, are from ttlirty Au ritne-hutidied
ravolutlOns per Minute.
After the above t 'we can recommend the cant
Penal in OW best sperm nit Used in the Country, laZ,
for heaving beailitgs and feet speeds, suchas shaftlrill -
and fans. t remain ynturs.&e •-• =.
r. J•tearkqn'Caffirs,' ,
ManaWer of the flotilla' iron. Nail and TobeWorica
—4O-tf - I
,• Light! -Light: Light— .
r••-i
.
rLARGE ,ASSORTMEN OF 11.111 •LA MP•
•of varino idyl& the tip s [4 assortment In he city rd
very low rater- Camphene. Leaves of t trosst:nPs
proved. cohatrutt lona ; Lard 1 60 2
general use; a Variety or Class Oil Laipps ; F,andala
twos, embracing strew and r.elettnit 'patterns p Giran
doles, wlth.theedditlon of Lamps to burn ants Fluid
or 011; Glasses, ;Globes, Wieks, Shades. AC- ' •
Ftuld:CamPirene and Alcolints; !darning Fluid free
from clinker PMPII or sediment. Camphene warrant•
ed not to airman by keeping.
Abantute Pittid, Druggist Aleirbols and -Phosgene
Gag. • - ' F,DWABLO 1. coraftELD,,
•, .DigliPer and Loran Manufectuter,
' . 143 . 10nth %I at., 3 doors above Sproce:Philads:
Aug 10, 1850 ir-
,*Co% Powder Mill
'AT TAMAQUA '
rrIIE subscribers imnoinice to their friends and
I the public, that thsy here putchesed the Powder
Mill; recently erected by John Jones. and 'are pre
pared tostipply Powder of the best quality , ter Mining
and other pommies, at the most reasonable rates.
Orders solicited which will be promptly attended
too,at short notice. J. JOHNSON Sr. CO..
Taronqua, Nor. 241E44 47-1 t•
. For the Removal and Permanent Cori: '
. .
- . • • ' • "- • ' ' of- all • • .
, NERVOUS DLSEIASES, .
,• .
And `of those, Complaints ' whiehAtre tswied bi en bs
pined, weakened or unhealthy condition of the ,
•,.. fIERTOIIII fiIf.ST*DIG -
This peentiful and convenient application of the toye•
tortoni powers of GALVANISM , awl fiIAGNETII4I; has
been 'pronounced by datinignisbed physicians, both is
Europe end .the Muted. Mates,. to be the Pot 'minable
eredlionet Simmer, of Vie ! Age, .
Pr. - OiIItISTIE'S-tALVASNRI BELT
, lIIAGNE'rit FLUID,
•11 timid with the met pedeot aiid certale success in ell
cases of .
• •
'liSlliiCllAL DEBILITY.
Strengthening
. the weakened body, giving 'tone to the
various organs, and Invigorating the entire system. Abe
In FITS, CRAMP, TARALYSIS and PALSY, DYSPEP
SIA or INDIGESTION, RHEUMATISM, ACUTE suet
CHRONIC, GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF
NESS,-.NERVOILIS TREMORS, PALPITATION or
THE HEART, APOPLF:EY. 'NEURALGIA , PAINS hs
the SIDE and, CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE. of the SPINE, HIP
•COMPLAINT, DISEASES of, the KIDNEYS, DEFI
CIENCY OF • NERVOUS' And I'HYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS DUMMIES, %Web 'complaints prise
from one simple causev-eamely, . •
. .„
A Peraingsmiest• Of the Nervous System.
CO- In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and hledl.
eines increase fie &Wee, for they weaken the vital diner.
, gies of the alreadrprestrated system while. under the
' drengthening. vitaltilng Mammas of Galvin.
• ism, ea implied by this hesiitiful and wonderful dia•
corm" - , the exhausted pabent and weakened sußbrer.b
restored to fanner health,strength, elasticity and rigor.
The vest .pecnlbuitratid excellence of „ •
Dr. Christie's Galvanic, Chxratives,
notyii •
ts, in the Ref that they arrest and cure disease-11y
witisievit appdicaffen, in pine
sing
of the mina mode of drug
ging and phjsiching the. patient, till exhausted Nature
sinks hopelessly under the inflictioa
Tfiri strenatien the whole system,. tensfixe the do culti.
Lisp 4. !pie hlood,,promote the secielions, and sr:tr . /1e the
stioAtal inry under easy -cironestintess. Patna their
Introduction nj in tire .United Statea only three raw/ Musa,
leen, thito• • , ,
: cf;'o.tio„ Peisons'
icaudiig all agei, classes and conditions, eteeng widen
mere a large number of ladies, who are peculiarly sub.
• pat Pblrekuta Complaints, have balm
.13NTDALY AND PENMANENTI4, OURED,_
•. .
when all tope of relief had lama given up, andlevery
thing 44,5 been tried in vain •
,
To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC emir;
suppose the cue of a person afflicted with that bane of
, civilisation, •D YSP EFSIA, or any ether Chronic of Nerv
ous Disorder. ordinary calms, stimul ants avt taken.
which, by. their action ou .the nerves and int:wiles of
the stomach, afford temporary relief. bnt which Leave
the patient in a lower state. and with Unwed faculties,
anar the action thus excited has ceased. Now compare
this with the elect resulting from the application of the
GALVANIC BELT. , "Take a Dyspeptic sufferer. even in I
the worsesymptoms of an attack, and imply tie the Belt
around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed.
.in -a Short period the insensible perspiration will act en
the positive element et the Belt, thereby causing a tial
ramie circulation which, will pia on to the negative, and
• bend. back again, to the positive, Rom keeping up a eiin.
tinuous•Galv an ic circulation throughout the gram. mum,
• the most severe cases of DYSPEPSIA are PERMA."
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS OFTEN AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE OE
YEARS.
CERTIFICATES AMYL TESTINONIALs
Ort the matt tintioribted Character,
From all parts of the Country could be given, sufficient
to 6U every column in this !raper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY GABE
. f
which conclusively proves that •.-
66 Truth is stranger than 'Fiction."
COKE dF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia..
REV. DR. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN
of New Jersey, of distinguished attainments and exalted
reputatum.:—
Swum, New•Jesey. July 11,
Da. A. H. Cmusrso.—Dear Nit: You tont: to itwoor of
me what has been the result in my own cue, of the appli
caticnt of THE . 9-ALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE
My reply ism follows:
For.about twenty years I had been suffering from Dya•
pepsin. Every year the iymptoms became worse, nor
could I obtain permanent relict from any course of medical
treatment whatever. About fourteen years since, to con•
sequence of frequent exposure to the weather, in the dis.
charge of my pastoral duties, I became subject to a sevens
Chmnic Rheumatism, which for year .after year, emitted
me indescribable anguish. Farther: in the winter of,-;.4.5
and '46, in consequence of preaching a great deal in my
own and various other churches in this region, 1 was
attacked by . the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe
as to require an immediate suspension of my pastoral
labors. My nervous system was now thoroughly prostrated,
and as my Bronchitis became worse, so also did my Dye.
peptia and Rheumatio affection—thus evincing that these
disorders were connected with each other through the
medium of the Nervous (System. in the whole pharnia.
coprela them seemed to be no remedial agent which could
reach arid' recuperate my Nervous System ; everything
that I had tried for this purpose had completely failed.
At last I was led by my friends to examine your Moen.
tions, and (though with no,very sanguine hopes of their
efticiencya I determined totry the effector the application
of the GALVANIC 11F.LT AND 'NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC. FLUID. This waa in June, 1848. To MT
GREAT ASTONISHMENT, IN TWO 'D•TS MT llvsrcrsu HAD
aortic ; IN 'melt'. oars 1 WAS ENARLED TO axioms. ma vas.
TWILL I-ABORT ; NOR HATT. 1 since OMITTED R . lINGLR3
SERVICE 4y ACCOUNT OV THE BRONCIUTIS j AND
. KT RHRUt
MATIC AFFECTION HA'S INTIELLT CEASED TO TROUNLIS
ME. Such is the wonderful and happy results (LAO
experiment
I bare recommended the BELT and FLUID to marry
whri have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic area
lions. They hare tried them, writs HAPPY arau&rs, 1
ev.icve, ST TT VTT CASE.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
RORER? %V. LANDIS.
DR. CHRISTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Heidi
'itch as Bronchitis, Inflammation of the Thioat, Nervous
and Sick Headache, Dia'intim of the Head, • Neuralgia in
the Face,. Butting or • Roaring In the Eats, Deafness,
which Is generally Nervous, and that distreued tom•
plaint., called Tic Delereux.
Palsy .end
All ithysicians aekn4dedge that these terrible diseases
aro caused bp .a dejinonoy of Nerro'us Y.,'nerry in the
affected limbs. Da. CHRlsnr. ' s Galvanic Articles will
supply this deficient power, and a complete and satire
awls thas etrected. •
1000 . Oases of . Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to DR. cnatrror. and: his Agent*
within the last 'two years, which bare been entarely
restored.
017 . C.rl Aenasw J. F. Toura of itronklyh, N. Y., had '
not been able to walk a step for near four yea's', and
to helpless that he•had to be fed. The most celebrated
physicians gave Inn nn. In five days after. be cos!
menced :wearing the tistmarno est.T. Nrcatace, awn 1
Bases:arra he walked across the room and in three weeks
he had perfectly recovered his health. ' Captain Tomes
is seventy years.ol age. _
Severe Deafness Cued.
•
, •
The following is an exttact from a lettat lately re.•
ceived fmm p distinguished physician in the State of
Virginia :
"A. lt. Coons-sir, kl. D.—Drat Sir: One of my patients,
OnkDOWU to me, cbtained your Galvanic Belt end Neck.,
lace, with the Magnetic Ftuid, for a serious affection of
Deafness. The case was'that of a lady . whose Nervous
system was much disordered, and hergeneral health poor,
Much was done previously to the application of the Belk
bat with very little success, and i feel it only right to tell
you, that since she commenced wearing the Belt and
using the Fluid, but a few weeks ago, she . Wm EN.
VILELY It P.COV E.RED DER IIEAMNO, • and her
general healthls better than for several years."
Op- Every- case of Deafness, if It be Nervous, as it
generally i 4 can be cared by this Wonderful remedy.
• - DR. -Ci4RIBTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS'
Are +found of vast service in eases of Convulsions or sits,
gpoopu)die Complaint:ll,4nd general Nerve?* Affeetkroe
or the Head and upper extremities. Also in -Palsy and
Paralysis and all diseases caused by a ydefleienbr of
power or Nervous Energy in the limbs or other organs
of the body. „
, Tic Dolorous and Netralgia.
,
These dreadful and .amising coms i lainta are famed!
Well( relieved b 7 the application of e °smarm Bats:,
Herm...cc ssess-Fausts• The Belt diffni et the Electricity
through the system ,• the Necklace btu a local effect, and
the Fluid acts directly upon the affected 118118.1. In these
distrusting afflictions the application NEVER FAILS
o(l 6 •Many hundred Certificates from all pasts cd this
canary_ of the mast extraordinary character cars •be
, glom, tequire_.d• •
WI- No trouble or InConveniance attends the tree ott
DR: CHRISTIE'S GALVANIC ARTICLES, MS the,
may be worn by the mod feeble and delicate, With pets
feet ease and safety.: In many eases, the esroation at.
tending their use is lokhty pleasant end agtrable.' They
Can be itoint to any part oftha country. •
The Galvanic 7301 t, Three Dollars. '
Tbs Galvanic, Necklace Two Dollars.
The Galvardo. Bracelets: - One Dollar DNA.
The Magnetic rizo, on. pouar. . ;
Cti• The articles are accompanied by MI aid phis
directions. Pamphlets with full particulan may be had
of the authorhed Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTIOt4L
Betoort of Coetviterfeits Mettles& baitatins.
, .
' D. O. fiIORIDIBAD,, 11lL D, •
GENERAL AGENT FOR. THE I,INITEDATATEB.
.132 'Broadway. Na Your.
sale in/Pottsville oy autititri
Anent, : ed JOIIN G. BROWN
San. 12, '50.-2-it.l Druggi.st.
Mercer Jones, -
1171ctesdle Lookber•GbwhAriap.Zrys h. em , ab
B Z .At
'WOODIM STOR-Et
144 , 0..143 North Third Street , four doom' •to the
Eagle Hotel, and direetly opposite, to Janes Kent
&Santee's Dry Minds 'Store, between Race - and inem
St reels. Philadelphia
March 2.1,185 n • 1.1.6
• • • WEE SEASONS.
A blue eyed child that sits amid the abort; ' •
O'erhung with.a Itftrurnunes drooping sprays,
Singing her little songs, while'softly round ,
Along the: grass the chequered sunshine plays,
All beauty that is throned , in womanhood;
Pacing a summer garden's fountainedwalkS
That stoops to smooth a glossy , spaniel down,
To hide her flashing cheek from one who talks
A happy mother with her fair-faced girls;
In whose sweet spring again her youth she sees.
With shout and dinee,and laugh.and bound and song,
Stripping tin a - mama orchard's laden trees.
An aged women in a wintry room;
Frost
f m the pane—without the whirling snow;
Reading old letters of her far-off youtlr,
Of pleaiure.4 past and joy's of long ego. °
el)e farther.
E.13.110R0 IN COOKING.
Dr. Drake'of Cindinnati, in a late treatise
on the principal diseases of the interior val
ley of NorthAmero, gives the following
enumeration of the vicions modes of cooking
which prevail in the valley:
I. With themass of our population, bread
of every.lcind is apt to be baked too soon after
the flour or meal las been wetted—that is,
before there has been sufficient maceration. ,,
But what is still worse, it is scarcely ever
baked enough.
2. Biscuits, as they are called, are baked in
close ovens, by which process the fat they
contain is rendered ernpr.iuniatic and hull—
•
gestible. • • .
3. When the, dough for leavened , bread,
by excess of panary fermentation, has been
charged with acetic acid, tbat product is not
in general neutralized by the carbonate of -
potash or soda, but the bread is eaten sour.
4. Pastry, instead of tieing fiasky and tend
er, is often tough and hard, sometimes il
most horny..
5. Aleats arephen baked and fried, instead '
of being roa - sied,or broiled, whereby they be.
come impregnated with empyreamatic oil,
and not uriblinntly charred on . the outside.
In generilhey,yare overcooked.
6. Fresh,Meat, and especially poultry, are
commonly ' -' eloo - ktid o too soon after depth.
7. Sonp7is orten prepared frOm parts de
ficient in gelatine, and, 'abounding in fat,
which swims uponthe surface, and is much:
more indigestible than the meat would have
been, if eaten in the solid form.
S. Eggs are generally boiled_so hard as to
render them tough, and-many are often fried'
in fat, to a still greater degree of induration,
P i tied
,bacon and eggs eaten with,bot un
leavened biscuit, containing lard; and theft
buttered, is a favorite breakfast in many parts
of the valley.
9: Vegetables, abounding in fec,ula, such
as potatoes, rice and pulse, are often boiled
so little, that ail
~the starch grains are not
; burst open ; while thosecontainingalbuinen,
I as cabbage, are boiled until that element is
firmly coagulated and deposited in the struc
ture of the teat 4
OVER' crtormiNG.
This is a radical error in American agrieui
li
titre. It is universal, an I can now point•
to innutherable fields, and indeed, to whole
estates—once fertile and roductive as the
Delta of Egypt, which have been. wholl?
and completely emasculated by a niggardly
and parsimonious 4bit , cif excessive crop--
ping. On one field I now see oats for the
third year without any application of man-•
are; on- another Indian is growing the
Irn
the second, and On a tfif a crop`of sicliii,- .
1 potato plants the fifth ! his is a, ruinous- .
course, and the man, I wi I not apply to him
1 the honorable epithet far er, who pursues
L im
it can scarcely expect to be otherwise than
poor—poorer, even, tha his impoverished
soil. The system or agre i tic extortion needs
immediate, reform. Let every one, therefore,
'Who, has the good of this great cause at heart.
set immediately about it. If , every one will
• , sweep in front of hisownAlornicil, vre.shall;
soon have a clean street." ' .
EASY AND RAPID WAY OF SOWING
PLASTER
When I sow plaster, instead of setting my
men to lugging it on their backs and necks
all day, I take a two horse wagon, fix a long .
box across the back part of the wagon, and
a seat forward of that, on which a man is
seated, riding,' backwards. Then with a
quarter or half a ton of plaster in, I seat
rnyself in frons driving, back and forth across_
the field till the load is sown out of 'the back
part of the wagon... In this way, I can sow
as fast as lour or five men, and with less
manual labor.—My neighbo,rjlatigla at this
as being a lazy way. But I find a neighbor's'
laugh much easier to bear a few minutes - ,
than it is to carry,a back load of ground
stone all day.
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MANURE von. vaunt TREES.
Dottiting says, that the apparent decline l l ar
our choicest apple and pear trees; is not omit%
to their age but to the want of that foodior
nourishment essenVal to the - production' or
healthy fruit, viz: 1 tme, potash grid phosphates,
the inorganic elements necesmry to !the,
growth of fine fruit ; and he and others as
sure us that to light and exhausted soils these
.elements can only be restored or rt-supplicd
' by new earth • and a plentiful use oft airr
slacked lime, leached:wood ashes, bone dust;
blacksmith cinders, soap-suds,tog dimg, tp
fuse wool and woolen cloths, skibs and Leath•
er, decomposed carrion, rubbish of old hou
ses and earth that hasdong been under cover,
and common manure. .
•
F4TMERS MAKE YOUR CANDLESI
Take twelve pounds of alum for every tett
pounds of tallow, dissolve it in water, before.
the tallow is put in, and then melt the tallOw
in the alum water, with frequent stirring.
and it will clarify and harden the tallow., so
as to make a most beautiful article, for either.
winter or summer use, almost as good as
sperm•
' If the dipped in spirits of turpen
tine the dandles - will reflect a much more
brilliant light. The above is from the Ameri
can Farmer and appears to be a good receipt.
TriANSPLA.NTL.Nrat Trf
The best season for transplanting fruit
trees is somewhat a matter or opioioiV It is,
however, admitted by the best horticultu
rists, that for'the more hardy sjiecie, as the
Apple, Pear, Cherry, ke., in the - tall, directly
after, the tree has' shed its leaf, is the best
CORN CODS. ‘i
The American" Farmer says. "we believe
their ,is one third: as much nutriment in a
bushel of the cobs as there,is MA bushel of
grain; and• we know that COWIS or oxen, fed
upon three peeks of the crtished and steamed
cobs, in addition to, their. usual quantity of
hay and foder, min keep fat."
(r_7Red Ants, can be kept out of closet_
and other, placei by impregnating pie air with
camphor, as this odor is offensive to all tl4
iensect
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