WIDOW ILILCDRED, By L. J. Lyout 0r..1a,„ "Widow Machree, when oowld weather comes ' , on, Och hone, Widow,Machree, /t isn't myself that will be Singing this song, , Och 'hone, Widow Machree;. For, sureastive this body I'll give • To the &hes that swim away down in the sea; 'And the sprit add the herriu shall creme to ray berrin; . Och h l one, Widow Machree. . Och; "Widew Machree; .vhen vou heard of ray fate, Och bone. Widow Machree, . • The big tears may rolldown,but 'twill thinbe . to late, Och . .)ne, Widow Machree; 'Forever' the hale, at the sigh will look pale, 'As with a heartfull of pity be glares upon me--. .In the salt briny wave he will dig my cowki grave, Och lone, Widow Maehree.. . Widow 111441ree, when von Marry O'Flyn, Och huge, Widow Muchree, And sit by, the fireside a looking at him, • • Och hone, Widow Machree; - With a tear in your eye, und perhaps with a sigh, You'll remember that I loveilyon better than he; But•the mermaids, txxn: man, will be utin me thin, Och hone, Widow Machree. • • Oc.h,Widoar Machree, don't he snoring so loncl, Och hone, Widow Machree, 'Tis awake you should be, and a making my shroud ; Och hone, Widow Machrce, Have pity, I pray, and only jilt say, That, at ,•ome tuture day you will smile upon me, And bad luck• to the fish that would make me hi:..d1;.11; Och hone, Widow Machrec. CONCLUSIVE -1 knew two men as Much alike As e'er you -aw• two .-..tunips, And no phrenol(Ti4l could find A'differenee in their bumps• One tool• the papers, and his life Tas' happier than Hi; children all could read and write, And VA of tnen and things. The othor took no paperF, and While ii•trolling through the wood, A treefell down upon hi, crown Ate. killed hint. -Vet y good." "Had . 11O,heen readinn - of the news At home like neigh - Ism lint, I'll bet a cent that accident • Had never happened him." - Sit nub L)untor. I will make- -- ncs-e-tifirES Eteept for the conjurations lie 1 . i ; fillafilitais'e us - e. - I"ifdli Lad offite. Ile is often asked what 1 (IFFERS HIS SERVICES IN -TIIE DIFFERENT I a Nativity' il - • - 1.17. nasty. rs, :according to Grontaney, 1A / 17ranches of Medicine. eturgery,Scc Ile has re ' • —:- n ,„.„1 - 11,e grveinai.ints in the science of Astrology. 7 Moved to theollicr of i Dr Berk i er. and- emit ttttttt tttt t tt tt MRS.,PARTiNGTON AGAIN. .praeriee . on t h e same 10.7cepal itc ! 17 leclf o . e• - .11 • 1 . , timi h I•ta Iforirssnpe of the future events °fa person's'. ful in the citizens of Nlineraville tint • windy for tht ir crihed nil paper, real. Put on your shadil an d . bonnet, and come 1 1 , 1 , ' i e ,; , , c n ti: e 3 fLll . a r r , eN i c u l t t I , a , 1. 1 e allil a i i t h d: r i l i l . ' : -. lcy and unlucky days 1 liberal suppott, he takes this method of informing , saday and 1 along, " said Mrs. Partin ton, as she rushed Ila the months and years or the i ersim's life taw whom Frid ay y . ; 111 'n' i n li t 'it eri b r e ft w w i e ll e ! li vi li l i t r 1 1 11 ;17! P p l u 3 r c ionse n of u ccinstitli PR breathlessly into her neighbor ' s. "An anti - lit L + e r i7e ' s.• 1 1 1:7 ) ;7-7 ". h h a i s c ' h e 'l.":4l"rirleb.,"‘enit.t3en7l.lf.r.ili this country rtes ir- : ,hose ' vie bl n! In r '"'"" 1 "'" "' den! ' Ile may b " ' ...en rd ' that had been hidden in the womb of futurity. be refer- I It e liou•e. nr slr Vogt, Jeweler. Sunbury, Street. Mi , quelled gentleman ha's just surriyed in town , , Lae /,, their Nativity before entering on any specula. !pe l ts girdle. rrsidenee is in NlnrwieMn Street, near Rua & • with a feminine priestcraft rig ht from Egypt I ri “" " r ITh'inr""litea.ttre. ..lt should be In the hands I Evans' steam Mill, Pottsville. ' -!" . •', of every nnr as tht•ir almanac:4'm . life. A Nativity nf i 30.3mia -/ I. wouldn ' t have believed it, if t h e woman lan individual can only fro - warn the poseessor of troii-1 3111 . Y 2 7• I nsl - v . - • bles th at are in ra,lire for him; those who are ',mots, i Iv . .VI NZIAINADTS that gave tele the inflammation body 't. been no - ed In pi. pent 711197.117ies of any kind must wait nn the ! . T)I.IISIRING Sl . lO t.. PI:ATTICS ROW, ' 'ORWE_ • ' torious for s her voracity. A live mummy sn!octiber in pevsein or hp letter. who is prepaeed to 1 r ~,,,,, street. Pnikeville.-All kinds of Le d Pipe. . ; exert hie -ec red In:Never for Ora ~,,,,,,anate 1,,•,,,ni ; Shre ' t I rad, Bras. finelti (a stiflefinr ankle, filth - three thousand years old. She ~o t bghtly ' Ile 1., r..ndy 10 ItSe tit+ in.:invitee 10 rtotril the iestitt or .. r . . , ~-. , , n.,‘. tianiver fletlis,..llyrfrtnt A. Hydrant Hose.' I Wahl.. I..is -att. mot all nnilettalstne , in ti lOch there b.:a risk i ,„,1 , e „t e A i hie Pimps., trze.. kept constantly no .when she Was eighteen, and ain ' t grown old I i„,,',".„,f: t,,, a ,„ makes,,,. or ilk i ' ,,,,y, , r for the res. I ; !!! " --r-- • hand and for sale.- Kitchen Stnks. made to order, neat , a particle since. But only think, Alrq. Praia- I ti!„'r-ll,'„l,,"".id",,l.,'„';'.;eg',,';',rri,"„'„`„l,":`,l,P„,';lll,','";hll,!..`l2:l.'` !'"' used ' and 717tralde, and all kindi, or Plumbining don.. in the ,-, , t ry 1"1.1 else-' est wanner. , re-tf by ! they ' re rroitrg to strip her ridlit before : 0,,,,,. wi,,, ran ,!•,,,i,i a gentleman's abilities. who I _ __._ __ ~ . - ! lia:Ladrthr honor to he called on and consulted with by i liloys , and Chliden , s Clothing. - the anditory. Shant you faint ?.. Mrs.,' Pea- I all the drowned beads of rorope.ar d erloyc a higher 1.1 lIE AlllOO riher has on hand a complete foiyortmen body says there wont be a single inuilortai ' VI"V,";.! ; " .„7.:, a ," 0 „ .. ":„ 1 1 1 ,',.' 1 ,i' g „':i r t;. " „7h1\."( . );;:::; , " . v r in b a vi,„•r. 0 ; th "" :l ," t ., h r ing n ' r a ' a i l l ' ic i d o l !: 0 ( i h , e n rr o n t i, s , o " , " o " d a rn p r i x l3 ,"" . . feeling • enacndered, as the mummy ma n ! r pre-raid, and sir is prepared to make 10e of his pow i . %..x . pitr . so ' n pnretra . sini Clothin ' z. at ibis establishn _ - 7 ~, 0 ., a ny of the foltnwina toph s.-liiisiness cf. Till; n;rut canlsa - knows nothing ' Vont genders. Do hurry ! i ,!,,,,,p;i•;ns ; Trsvelling by land "I . sea; coort‘lops ; !do ri ot sni t . .ve the; o G riv liege of returning them if theT ) ' F A OV. ; -- -d - n • avice give . n for their •nreeepful al -, oniilliFhme,,l ; No, 26 1 - - - tiesnut St.. belnwTenth. Phtlada. rth.e.i . ,for I want to heatderruption of I:be / if-; sp it ~1,,11112. In 41110,i. met chatolise, or real estate ; the ~ ' -' - popottamasses found in' o t - Ike sycosparousrass. 1 t ree'leeri"e"r l en ci, i n di -pule ; the pm - chasing ~r i tickets, and the safety of sh i ps at se7l: fie alsn offer*, ! ; I has seri it es respecting heaps, wealth and tearriag-., 1 EARLY RISING. . i love'atfairs. journey s, lausuits• diaici.lty in lowitiess, I fraud, siekite•••s and death. past. ptesent and lalttre ' • "Mr &Dithers, how can you steep Su ? events.and in 'all the concerns of I:fe. and invites alit° , i The sun - has,. been. up these two, hours.” I call nho are a,ffiirted..rencrtirArit.3..7 ! .11y or mentally. , , s I V ... '! ''Well what if lii}-has? (hiccup.) sae gues Ladies'. 50 rents; Gentlemen,fil. Nstivitles eaten- 7 laud and read in full. II VirditlLlnttie Oracles of alas to to bed at dark, while I'm on a bender till , ruling FiZils-I.adieS.l ll ; Gentlemen. $1 50. Nativi- i midnight, (hiccup.) - People talk about the ' lief calculated acemding in Genmancy, for 1-aities,/,2. i •4:: -. 4 ,- r... 4........ _ l in Call. ICI ; Gentleman, $3. in full. 35. I - ~A, A' ~ .......r........- ....__ slan's being so smart, (hicenp.) I I -I- should like I rer , nnsal a divtance can ha ve their nal Nit les drawn i- To the Sick and Aillitted. , l ‘ s i.endine the date of the thy and their torth , a EIITIFICATES &ND TESTIMONIALS SUF , to see him shine so late in the evening as I I . ...ill lette - rsvontainine the sb . rive fee Will receive itn- \ Co ti c ient to fill every column of this paper , can he I Mediate Merit fon and nativities will be sent 10 any do, I would—(hiccup.) He can ' t keep awake part nf the fatted . Stales, written tin durable pallet. , pinduced. setting forth the wonderful Virtues of Dr Lill 9 o ' clock if his life depended on it—(hie - ' c trice, Nn. 71 Locust street,. bri n. ern !; " 1" and 1 s T n ti . : ) i " ro . s . t e c " ::n " ;:i . l ‘l .7 ' n ' d 5 6 aVi7i P g ‘ l ' .l rii . a d t d I - t‘r wend not ei v e . 1 Ninth, and VS - atnitt a. 71 Spruce streets, • opposite the , ' , ona7 hoolc of Dr "in as tie's . 1 . 0nt,10001 Syrup of . cup.) People say, look, at the sun ! and 1 7 nusical Fund Hall. Phila. I wild Chen y , for half a dozen u - fany - 7ithi•r Preper . ", (Slice hours rroin 9 .1. 51. till In P. fit. I anal,. 1 11,,ve hied ail the popular ones,-Ant this ,soy the ,same : but it's all my old man ' s son I - ' C. tv. ROBACJI. Astrologer stands unity:ilk:A for the cure of the (ohms mg Der 9.1.19- • ______ 50-ly , —(hiccup.) It ' s me they ought to look at— I --- . disea,s. viz : Induenza. Conchs. Colds, Consumption. Spitting of a sun that ' s to be found in his orbii as lOngl I; Patent Lubricating Oil. I Wood. Palpilat ton of the Heart, Whooping Cough, 11. D SCIIOENER, Tickling or rising sensation in the Throat. iiron - .as the chorlies are " —(hiccup.) Hem : 4s ' mith- 1 likviNG purchn.ed the . exclustie right for manu• chute. Asi he aof Weakness attn. Nervous ."!ya• faetnring and vending the ratent Tithrtratingoil tent, or impaired Cameititt ion from any cause, es fell back on the feathers and toook another I , nom P. $ ne‘inn &I - 0., for Schuylkill, Daaphin.l.eu and to prevent persons front. falling into a - at Coln mhia . Nortliunihertincl,l.ll2eine,Wynnlier. decline, Ibis medicine has not Its equal. _ .I . i _ Lycornlne, L Counti es , ehigh. Carbon and Northampton Counties , _ . ` nap. And when too muelt calomel or nnitore has been . T , he annmin,es to the public that he has aommenced the need, this medieini• will prevent its evil effects on the PUTTING THE PLIES TO ROOS T. i m.n" ,,,,,- " , or!, sr, the 'Borough of Pottsville, where i i m a d remit the bi.tary functions. -....- !be will be l''''Pv in t otal' !, all orders promptly , and at r '" ' ' ' ' r. '' r . ANOTII eft alost; r BSTIVIC•TS. Intme of the Toledo ' hotels, a stutterhy , , the " • , - - ~ • same tate It ran le WI rthased rio:n the fi(Ort(leforS rule of Eduard Hanson, Engineer at Mr. Pettit ! , :.° little waiter and the black -cook were al ' t: of the patent tight. This oil was patented January F f 1,;,,,,, corner of Ninth and Wallace Street's, Spring 7 Iron, le , P l , and its slip-nor el eelience and cheapness Garden. Mnre soihstantial es idencr or the wonderful - sword'spayitts, and the odly end fur which iro•s -.1,,..d y ;iis'i'n is ill , ' net'relenee over all other nil curative pinperiles nt Ut.Swayne's Compound Syrup 7 - v • .1 in use, for all kinds of Stationary Nlfichinerv. Loco 01 wi l d cherry. , ~. Jack the waiter, liven, wash: , pester s 107/aki,,,l/4„,..Lrnatives and t arson ntlr Railroads -and also (or Lain . . A few days since, when the air was. scorch-' I. ing, and .- flies in the dining-roont where more plenty than candidates at a free rlem.- .. , - .ocratic . conyention, word was sent to cook that Jack wanted him. He hurried up with —"Well, sah " ,what do you want ?" "Why . cook, " replied Jack-, "you see the f-f-ilies l b-bother me r 5. 0 .1 c-can ' t set the t-table, and you-you-re s-s-so d-d-deuced b-black; I want I " • . you c-cast a s-h-ade over the room, and they will thitik its night and g-g-g-go to roost !" (r - J'The following question-; vas recently put by a knot , of gents'-to a newly imported son of the Emel'ald Isle— ;- "If the devil should be 'told he. • . might have one ofus, which would hefiE4tCtioose ?" "Why me to be sure!" respmded Fat "And Why .so?" "Faitti he knows he could glt aither ' of you any time." The gents ,wei - e satit , fieti, and adjoUrned sine die. _li=7* Western Orators hare - said' a great many smart thing,s, bin it was a home-sick IriThman whu ,said. "Sir, I was :born at a very early' period of life, anti if ;eve! I live Oil the day of my death—and,the - Lord only knows whether I will or not—my cowl shall see state Ireland before it leaves Ameriky." • QuarAc•ry.--".Ma'am,". said a 'quack of. Long Islatid to a neryous - old lady, " . your case is a scrutunutory complaint." Pray, Doctor, what is that ?" "It is the dropping of the neryes,ma'am, the dprves haring fallen into the pizarintum, the chest becomes morberous, and the head. ,goes tisarizen, tisarizcti !" "Ah, Doctor," exclaimed the old lady\ "you h;lre described my feeling Lc:icily." C:3"Carryini. it too Far. —A fellow stole a wood saw, and on trial told the judge that he took it in joke. ' • "How far did yoti carry it? asked the judge. 'Two, miles,': answered Like- prisoner "Tht is carrying the joke :too far,". re. marked the judge, and the prisoner was com mitted for examination. a7".lfairtmonial love" sacs Mss. Foorte to her husbaml, "oblige me with 820 to-nay, to purchase a new 'dress.7). "Shan't do . any such thing, Agnes—you tailed me a bear . yesterdy." • "I,aw; love, that was nothing; I - only meant by it you were very fond of hugging,." n'A Dutchman once wanted to wed a widow, and his manner of making known his feellings was as. follows. "It you ish content to get a petter fora • -worse, to be Nappy for a miserable, and if you shmokei and drinW ale, I shall take you for nopetter and much worse." Upon which thelady Z7Candor.— 'Mister ! - said a ragged little urchin the tither day to a sliop-keeper, here's your paper I gale, but as there% no politics in it mother bid nip bring it back- to you. to- A Negro Woman was teiating her ex- perience to a gapingcongre,gation of her own co lor; : among other things, she said she had been .to heaven. One of the;brethern ask e d her, "sister, you see any black folks in heav ,ett r'. She replied, "Oh git out—spose Igo in de kitchen when I was Jar." V - To Concert a calm into a. breve, just tall a main that her baby i a '::t:le fright, Astrology, Astronomy; Threnolo gy and Geomancy- RT PRoF C. W. ROUAGE,OF SWEDEN. - "Opts: 71, Locust stress, abort Eirktik. Opposit tka Aluteal Fr Rd oath—Puthattet rata. $2."10‘. BYmY raiment:is — lllends.nn the late Presidential Election, shonid convince ► thfult skeptical persons who talk of ' , amuses, that no such thins as FAIL is or has been known by the aninent and distinguished Astrrinoinerand Astrologer. C. W. ROBACH. ditriny his experience °rover a quarter of a century. Do you doubt predestination') Then why not y man gain the celebrity oi 'General Tayl r. a Daniel We'xster, or .. a Henry Cl a y! And yet there are BUIDe IA bn are root. I The pis.. . -.-,. ish enough to doubt that a man may be torn with the-! distract of Sarsaporilla. w ill in Annie he inanufactitr. power to SPr Into future events. How can it be pos. led under the direction of Potter R Chilton. Chemist P , Bible that, the destiny of roan should be destined by.! Whose, name - in connectio connection ' with that of Dr. the mere sluiffllns, of a ptick.of cards 1 and yet there , Townsend• will be upon each bottle,tßANN AN o prevent fraud. are thousands who allow 'themselves, with open ' told at 'S months, to "swallow the greasy wordi of anmo nII flookstore,Pottviae, Wholesale and Retail. woman. whose tine skill consists in Milne them with 0-Druggists and others are inforined 'that ive have 'routers that are most difficult for the digestion •of made arrangements to stipili Ole medicine by the others who are more ceedefons,yetmore grienttlie It ! Dozen, at the Manufacturers' prices; II will he to Is t•och mat bring discredit on it profeselon that has , theiradvantage therefore to procure their supefies from 6.l!tliteknowli.dgerl to be a science or the , hiftwit ore l ta. . , der• from lime immemorial, and is tile only professin- I The Recipe to manufat tore this' - article. was sold a that hes holy authority to enstaln it. The high re• l few months ago, for the suet of One Medea Tees street which General Taylor, and Charles John Berne". I seed Dellars, the beet evidence of its great worth as a dime, late Kine of Sweden. had Tor Astrology, is 1 medicine. The sale hambeen unexampled. • shown by their letters for their Nativities to the euh- I The article sold as Old Di. Jacob Ton nsend's. Is all scribe!, which it wtll ;Are WM great pleheure,in show-i a ••llumbng." Jacob Tosvisend is a Vender of ?e -ine to to those who favor him vyith a call. rindicats In New Vorlc, and a firm pay him several 1 In addition to his power to foresee future events, he i hundred dollars a year for the two of hts name, for the. has the power to give such ieformntion n s will effect!). 'purpose of manufactitrint a: spurious article:and palm ally redeem pitch as ere given in the too•free nee of the I it off upon the public as the "genuine tinkle," by cal bottle. Ile is .119 , 1 capable ~r curing diseases hereto! 1 line it nI4I Dori Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla• fine considered 'minable in thts country by the or- 1 S , lf you want the genuine article always ape for 1 dinary medicines,and.wishrs all to give him a call i Doct. S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. :... who nave ficen.aiven up by their physicians and wish Aug 3. IMO toile (tired. Ire will warrant a rare in all cases, and 1 --- . _ All orders left at his s: tics, Olive promptly attended to. R. D. Aill101::N 'Centre st., opposite the Post Ogre. ;'nttcc Ole, June 16. It• 19. The follow in Cart fiCall . 3,lo. l W it! , ChafeCter Philadelphia, Dec. 4,1,515 'ess,. P. Derl4n & ro.—Geniirrnaw—The Pa - rnt Conipositiim you seat me to hat:rimed, and which yeti ,ley 1::n as a 1 -, -tlitite for the hest oil in the work in:: M.t, hinersnhas. I am happy to say, more than realized my experbittans. I hart it fully tested on a Locomotive Ki,zine far two days, (In rainylweather, with mud eying over :he marline at every revolution) by a skillful engineer, who assures me that it works equAl to the hest spermaceti Oil, witit a saving.in quantity of nor-remit. This saving,"toget her with he. greatlyreduced price at which you inform me you an furnish the aril , le, w st ro ugly recommend its use on Railroads and w Nice mill; and factories where arze Quantities of 011.1 re need. thave now no &tub of •its moire IrtICCCSP. and Armlet that impression_ tend.. you my sincere congratulations. Truly yours, Wm. Esot.rair, Pottsville. Jan 54, '49: Tit's is to rertlfy that we have heen urine Plan & 1:0 . 1 raitlO Lubricating nil 1.4 the last tie weeks and ran givens our derided npininti t that. besides is heinevo inuelt cheaper, its peculiar superiority over , the hest rpernt• oil, is al duralrility on inschint Ty trch renders it a very desirable article• for that pur na?' tV estensively engaged in ruining and , At .ping coal. haying eleven dean engine% n 1 varinur c ravines at work hoist ine c. , al• pumping Dater, &e• j 51 tt.a ea. Ilavwono & , P S D•clat. & Cc—Gentlents , - We have keen itsinkt your Pdtent Idthriratine Gil on all the maillitiery of the fteadirg irnn anal hail works, for the 1:1! , I hThe weeks,and crin.ider wr tore riven it a Pair trial. it 'the W nt Ls are calcitta led to manufacture rota thousand tons nr iron and 'ditto per 'annum. The' nitichin se — is yery heavy, the pricier one hundred and "tit) , h...., power, and the spredg are from thirty to nine hundred ratoluticnt per minute. after the above trial, we ran recommend the nil Fir prpialln the best sperm nit used in the Country, sti fcr I:Pating bearings and fa6t,spepdt, such at shafting and f.ins. '1 ',main yirinrs.&e { J AMEN M• C Anrc. Manager of the Ilcadirc Irnu, Xail and Tut... Works _ - L-Ct*Pert • K.-, , CORNER OF CENTRE AND M.-IPA - ET ST3. rovvevitc. • - 'I I IIE subscribers invite tie( attention of the public 1 to the very extensive assortment Of GOOlll., con iFt Rig of GENTLEVIEN'A calf Rtit , brd-,-Flidgrvd and Pegged HOPIP. Calf and Kin:double soled Sctetil and PrX• aed onots, Water PrOOr 11‘1011, Sewed and Pegged.' from *2 to SI; Nciv Criciand and Phihilelnhia man ufactured Coin . ..it Itootii, in mat variety, constant ly on band; Cloth and Luling Reiter Roots, and Corigresi Gagers, Calf Ratifiers, Oregon Ties, and Sewed and Pegged Monroe,. MINERS' Boots and - Monroe,. or kit quality, at inw prices. BOIS' and Youths' Rome and Monroe(' en, , an, .JOTP °cline LADS'S' French and English Leanne Caller Sonia, Morocco, Calfskin and Goat Hooters. French Mot rocco; Calfskin and Goat 13.,tees, French Morocco. Kid welt and pump-spring Bui skins and lefiersnns. • French Morrocen and Kid Tornronads„ from 50 ctn. to el; Mew,* England 800teenah4 Shoes °fail kind, :cheap. 141 , irsEii • and Chltdrens• Bootees and Shoes, a large asorlment suitable for this market, constantly on - -hand. cuM Etastie stioes. Our itti.ck nrGnm Elastic ~itees tire of the best man ufactured articles the country can afford. !Ades and Gentlemen wiwld do well in call and provide them selves with send Onm Khoes. the' hest preventalve yet discovered of 'Colds Conchs and Consumption. TRU:SEC. , . Carpet Bass And Vallee'. The Travelling cominunity will end us well sup plied with tee above articles which we will sell at moderate prices.. lloota and !Thom made or repaired to order. OTERIggil CABII. • EDWARD CLAfticsos, DEMONER IA EN GRAVER ON WOOD. NO. SO; Yrralnut Street tbartilstpktri, kiNotat4, 110119.. :31117 • . . • s. P. TOWNSEND'S Sii i RSAPARILLA • The Genuine ~ Mete, G - REATLy IMPROVED—MANUFACTURED BY Doer. CFIILTON, the Great Chemist. [-[ -- Dr.' S. P. Tresseries [Sarsaparilla, The Most Extmordinary.itMedlOne In the World I [ ' Over two hundred aml VII tlemsand persons cured of •arinus dtseares, within the left two years. It cures OMAN, Stubboni Ulcers, Effects cif Memo. , . ry, Fever Sera, Erystpelis. Rheumatism, Consumption: General Debility. Dym [ pepsia, Costiveness, Skin Disea. • . . [ sea. Liver Complaint. Dropsy [ and Clout, Rineworms• . [ Cancers and Tumors, Henn Dleessea. ?helmet beauty of this medicine is, that it never injures the consthntion. and Is always beneficial even to the mast delicate, and Is the only medicine ever dis covered that creates new, pure .and rich blood. arid , that reaches the bone. Ttioasands are ready to testi ' [ fy to Its many virtue& 1 I GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE. .egEveuriyatp:rstheonsityhocteriroldaratalkdre ai tit bo o t u tl t ez ip r in in m i u n ni od ica fxil. to i • TARR CARS OF YOUR CHILDREN.' - -D i ne bottle of Err. 8. P. TOSposend e n Extract of Sar saparilla will cleanse Die system of a child.' , , READ TIIR EVIDENCE. This Is tn certify. that my child was afflicted with a , ' hnrrlble dlsetse in the face..(which resisted the irf- - , farts nr my ftimily phystAan,),and was entirely cared , by half 11 bottle of Dr. 8. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla. , WILLIAM WOOD. 1 i liniontcmn, Fayette CM'. Pa., July It, 1830. , This is til certify that we have odd Dr. S. P. Town- [ send's Sarranarilla for many Years, and enruddir ti a I very rah:title medicine, many cures having bee N trel- 1 [mud in our vicinity. A young man by the name of •Westley Rotberuck, of this Place, was cured. of the Scrofula, (having large lumps In hid reek) by the use of 01111 bottle. TIIOS. REED. 11 SON. Unetlitedon, Pa . July 34,1330. NOTICE. labile. are notified that Dr. S. P. [TrOwnseners ._ . _ ,_ 11-K _ - Dr. A. - Huber. Philadelphia. April 15, 1830. Dr. Swayne —Dear Sir —Being severely afflicted with a •rolent cold and cough I.IIICII settled upon my lungs, attended with gnat debility, soreness in my stile. that I could scarcely breathe; _spitting blond, n appetite, could get no rest at night, owing to The se verity of my rough, would spit as imich as-2 pint of blood at a trme. This mournful state of things eon tinned until t almost despaired of being cured, havirg tried physicians and numerous things without relief= but having heard of the great virtues Of your Com pound Syrup of Wild Ctrprry, and Ss p elna approved of by physicians of the first eminejice, I concluded to make trial of it, and am happy to state that three bot tle* performed a perfect cure ; my pipet, is now undis turbed and sweet, and I firmly believe that to your medicine lam indebted for this great cure. I shall be glad in communicate with any person on the subject who may be pleased to roll on mr, and corroborate what I have said in the above certtficate, at lb( Fac tory or my residence. Tours, most respectfully. F.D. 11AISSON.13 Wells' noel. , . Eighth Street, four doors above Spring Garden. The above certificate is from a non well known by I a large portion of our citizens. Thbse who doubt the I truth of it, are invited to call and satisfy themselves, that it la another voluntary, disinterested and living ! 'snoops to the erect virtues of lir. Swayne's Corn poun.l Fi)rup of Wild Cherry. Cirrryorna dlyclionters, and all Punlic Speakers say that Ur , Swayne's Wild Cherry gives that vigor to the voice that cannot be obtained from any other ar ticle. To Elder:y Personee.—Many healthy age lindirlduals who boner the value of Dr. Rwayne'• Compound Sy rup of Wild Cherry, make it a rule to take it two or three time+ a week, by %lamb they remove the causes tlett prodore disease, preserve their health and keep of the Intirtualiee of ale , Very Important Costian..—The genuine article is I prepared only hp Ur Swayne. Inventor and Sole rro priet,,r. ma'am' of Eighth and Raze Rts., Philadelphia all Wald Cherry 'preparations bring "positively fic ; Mous and counterfeit" without his stgnatUre. Swayne's Celebrated Vernilfuge ' " A safe and effertital remedy Air wortiol,dyspepsfa, 1 .1u - flora morbus, sickly or dyspeptic children or adults. , and the t oseful family tneflorme CVPT offered to the public " The only nne that is pleasant to the ' taste, has proved its virtues In thousands of rases, not tiolv in the great destruction 01 u orms.hut inrestoring the sickly and dyspeptic child and adult, when all 4 Cher reinediea have had no good effect. , Beware of Nlcdakesl Renimober, Dr. Swayne's IWernitfuce Is now pa up ;h. min ire ,bottles. See that the name is spelt correctly, ti reryrnc , sW AIN All I,IIAI SARSAPARIL LA and EXTRACT TAR II I.S. Far superior to an) Pall of the Kt sent day.—These pills arr compounded of various veer table substances, the result of long and talairlotin investigation, and the hold they have taken of the public favnr,and the cures they have performed since they were introduced. Is uti pieredented in the history of medicine. !Intake most other Pills, they neither ffripe. proilure nausea, or any.other unpleasant sensation, they cleanse and Arc nalheo the fount: .^ n• use of life, and no mcdi (me can have a bet r. :feet than these for monthly Irregularities whicl. mcksionally happen to women. The above valuable medicines ary prepared only by Dr SWAY E. N. W. Mirner of EIEfITII and RACE Streets, Philadelphia. Ar:ENTs roil SCHUYLKILL COUNTY. JOHN G. unown. J. CURTIS C. HUGHES,}Pottivilia,Pa. J. S. t' MARTIN, JAMES R. FA 1,11.:1, minmvoie Jultri W. MIMS. f r C. St - C1 Iftlerzisogn,Schnylkill Raven; if Rtitsst.gn, Port Carbon; & Malfamango; Joust A Orr°. l'aylorrvtlte; J. If. ALTER, Tuscarora; E J inV T 3 m;u1 11,1 : CE O nritslIVDFR, New Castle; W. MONTFLIUP. St Clair; Slvra It SrLiirm4 , l, ruttrr .r.n; PAUL 11A-Wit, Pineerove; Cram, & Onast e,Tre. mad; roMttif tt. & Soy. Lle Wlllyiq Jona WILLIV4x, Middletlnn; (IT Fn it es ffrulastolcC: 0 011 ‘ 111 . flttnans & 1.11 - rEliAty. era Ptiffsdelphia: /4 'HERTZ, Oryigyfoirg 1 iodine; J St‘liTON, Mt Reanshum and by ningt all Storekeepers In the adjacent counties Feb 13, 1850 8 ly The Tobacco :gasket. WM. S. DOUBT:VS, NO. GO NORTH SECOND .S 7 Tit.ET. ti AS the largest and cheapest Tobacco Warehouse 11 m Philadelphia Ile has on hand, at present, over Errs miniesa of Cigars, from common to the hest I Imported . the most of them are over two years ohl. If yogi want to boy Rood Cigars, try him once; he has sto hates tine Cuba and Havana Leaf Tobacco. 100 hints. of the hest Mkyaville, Kentucky and Mary land Leaf Tobacco. - 1145 boxes of, the finest Of Cavendish and PhigTobacco. '25 boxes of the best 01,1 Black Pat Cavendish, not vibe mrpnmeed by any other for richness of flavor aod good quality A large stock of Smoking Tobacco, Pitwe, arc., constantly on hand. The oubscriber hasconstantly employed ever three hundred hands. to make Cigars, which enables him tovell more reasonable than any other house. All dealer' are Invited to call and examine hie stock, at irl9 North Second St h opposite the Golden Lamb Ho tel, and 51 Routh eleeond St., one door above Chesnut. east side, Phila. March IFrontStreet Wire Manufactory. SCREEN w A n T4 r tr. ( O n O n ?E h , 2 , 7 . R u r.. 1 D r it.; ILA. Front Street, Corner cr Comb's Ailey, between Stark et and Mulberry (Arch) streets. Phitadelphia,• where they continue to manufaetare, of superior quality, Brags end Iron Wire Sieves of all kinds ; Brats and Clipper Wire Cloth for Paper Makers, *.n. Cylinder' and Dandy Roils covered in thebest manner. Beaty Twilled Wire for Spark Catchers. 'Sieves of superior quality for Bmsa and' Iron Forunders.— serern - Wire, Window Wire, Siam, Traps, MA Cov en, Coal and Rand Screens, &v., &e. ! OiFancy Wire Work of every destrintlon: e seemed 1.1 the neatest manner. Orden for City and Country received sso and promptly attended to Sel.2me .Sept 7,1 RE . Life Insurance. • _ANNUITY vrlll6 GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE; ia.. 1 and Trust Company, of:Philadelph Otllce No.' 132 Chesnut fltreet..'i Capital. 8300,000. Calmer per pewit. Comlnue us make insurances OD Lives on the mast favorable terms. The capital being paid upend inveited,tngether with a large and constantly increasing reserved fund, a ft," a perfect security to the Insured. The premiums may be paid yearly, half yearly, or quarterly. The Company add a sow us perlodimilly la the In- Surances for life, "The first Banns, apptnprittird in December. 11344. ar.d the second Bonita in December, 1819. amount to an addition of 11282 50 In eve? /1 1-000 insured under the oldest . policies, making 81262 50 which will he paid when it shall become a claim, in stead of 1110021 originally Insured ; the nest oldest amount to .1237 50; the reit livsge to .1212 50 for every *lOOO ; the others in the same proton/On ac cording to te amount and time of standing. which additlntis m ak e an average of more than 60 per cent. upon the pisimiums paid, without increasing the an nual premenin. • The following ere a few examples (tom the Re jitter .faa's of policy pod I Sum ifionno atonal to bc Policy. !Insured. addnioo. by (Ware iditions. 01000 41159 50 • .051 50 2500 650 S 5 3,158 15 2400 415 1,475 00 - 5000 ' 1117 50 6,187 .SCI _ &c. ik.c. &c. Pamphlets iontaining tables or rater and explana tion's', rums of application ; and further Information can be bad at the Mike. B. W. niCillAripti, President. JOUR F. JANEs, Actuary. 7 i - The subscriber is Arent for the nbovu Company In Schuylkill County, and wllretreet Insurances, and Aire all nacessaty•informatlon on the subject. . S. DAMIAN. 20- I y No 58 I .1 276 ." 333 'fgt. 29, 1850 The Knox Insurance 'Company. CAPITAL ST(fCI/.-11120 0 , 000 . FIRE, IMMUNE AND 'LIFE INSURANCE. .Office on Wafer Siren. is Wires' Emir Roo, Vin CENNEa, INDIhn A. Company.baving been drily orgy nized. and 1 ten per cent. paid In ou the capital stock subscri bed, and Mita:ice secured by mortgage on Real Estate slid bY Pefannal guarantee, are now prepared to •ffect Insurance against Imes or Damage by Fire. on duild- Ines, Merchandize, Machinery, Mills, Manufactories, and all descriptions of property,: also merchandixe and produce in the course of inland transportation,_ the 'asks of the seas, ice., &e. • also, the Mulls of Steamboats, and other vmsels. and upon the lives op Individuals going to California. The rates of pre, mium will be as low as those of any other ILESPonaI ILE Dirupany. All losses liberally adjusted. and promptly paid. The stork of this Company is held entirely in the West, and controlled by western, men, and in no way ton nested with New York. DIRECTORS: , Hon. R. N. C , Vincennes. WiLusis J. Macao, do - .731 u. W. lilsnoux, do J•con Ps., do filman O. Wise, do PETER P. 11•11.EY. Fort Wayne, THOMAS T. LlEnnatoos, Lafayette, do ALI , II W. Esai.v. Terre-Haute, . do Refine D. Awe. Evansville. do Smote Borrow,. Jeffersonville. WimasM Iluoitms. Levi' Sr• anis, do J•NIES Ketowin a. .N. do EARN AN, Prrolti•nt. • Sums ilorrnonvr, Vice Pesident. C. M. ALLEN. Secretary. , W. J. lIIEBEED. Trsasurer. Short Life and California risks taken at this ageney nt el.lra rate. JOHN S. C. MARTIN, lig •rat 53-tt Dee 29, 15:19 Protect Yourslves. 'TUE Delaware MuluallSafely Disuranre Cntopany. 1 —Office North Room of the Eschange_. Third St., Philadelfillia. FIRE INSURANCE.—Buildings, Merchandise and other property in Tares and Country, insured against loss or damage by fire nu the lowt st rate of prem.am. ARIN F. I NS UR A N CE.—They also insure Vessels. C.ireoes and Freights. foreign nr coastwise: under open or special policies, as the assured may desire. 11. t. AND TRI,NSPOSTATION.—They also insure inerrlaindize transported 1 y Wagons, Railroad Cars, f !anal linats and Steamboats, on rivers and lakes, 1111 the most liberal terms. DIRECTORS. J"aeph IL. Seal. James C. (land Eilifiuml A. Snuder, Thennltilu• Paulding. John C. Davis. 11. Jones Brooks, Robert Burton, Henry Sloan., John It. Penross, Hngh Samuel Din rds, George Serrill, Gen. G. Leiner, Spruces Mcllvain, Edward Darlington, Charles Kelly, I.aar R. Davis, J. tl. Johnson, William Entre/ell, . Wil4aln Day. John Nawlin, Dr. 14, TllolllPil, Dr. IL SI. IlliAtnn, Jnhn Sellers, • Eyre. Jr. J. T. morgan, i) T. '..lOrgan, Win. Racal e WILT lAlel MARTIN Pre•sident. Iticiaaan R. NEwnot.n. Secrrtary. Th•Buttserilwr basing been appointed a Rant for, the shove Colon:Inv, hi now prepared to make Insurance on ail descrtidion. or property on the most hhrral terms. .Apply at ff. 11. Potts' afire, Morris' Addition of at my house in Market Street. Pottsville. A: M MAI DONALD. 45-ly No. 11, ISO Perry Oasis' Vegetable Pain 'IIE WONDER OF TIIE AGE.-INTERNAL k. 1' 1 External Remedy.—A great diArovety and writa ble 11111!Ill,111.• Every (AMOY should have a bottle in cam. of imititen knnno it clue. Cholera, Rowel Complaintis, Chalk- Diarrhcca, Fever and Arne, Pam Dwwiterv. Palo in the lieml. 11/1111.069. Dyarterivia, and horns. nEAD THE EvinENcE. Thia certifies that I have Cif n•verst month• used Mr. Davis' Vegetable Pain Killer in my family in Feveracof those capes for which it la recommended. and find it a very useful family medicine. A. lIRONSON. Pastnr of 2d Baptist Church. Fall Raver. 71rbarp, JlturtAa'• Yarynrd. This-may certify that I ha.re nwol Darla' Pain Kil .r r wuh great Purr:era in earra of ChnlerA Infan:um. Common Bowel Complaint. tirnrohllir.Conhr. Coble. doc., and would cherrtully reernionend It •ot n a mily mrelcine . 1 / 1 6 C 11110 MER. FRIEND Davis.—Thie may crirlify !Lilt' 1 still use the Pain Killer in my family. My 'health has been 1111 toed fiir three nt lour months pame; that 1 have but little or no use for it, and would still rrwmm•nd it in the public. RICHARD PECKHAM. Fall River, 211 month, 17th, 1819. For sale by JENKINS & SHAW. " 125 Osesrut duvet. Philadelphia. General,Wholesale Agents fnr Eastern Pennsylvania, ,Ln whom all older. and aPptiralions for Agencies from 'Eastern Pennsylvania should be addressed. B BANNA.N. Wholesale and Retail Agent for Schuylkill C.,. *Druggist• and others supplted to sell again ,rt the regular rates. Atm 17.1850 Nock's .Patent Self Locking' T'P ../It'TTFR 1101.Tta • - Tosco Ntio . K. No. art hootll ktit,ii Ili ST, ..1 shove Arch, west Fide, Philadelphia, alannfactu. ter of Pielf Locking rtatety Shoolter Units. with a key in open th m, and Reif Shooting Bafety Catchers for Aflutter.. Also. Bash Fastenings, in enroneettoto with the Catch of different sizes always on hand, for sale by the do•zen co Finale one. The following Patriot Locks are coonforticted on the same principle as the Mail Locks, that was of Nock's contract. paten ted 183.2.. These locks :are statostahtiftl, convenient and secure, esp , cially for dwelling house Door Locks, with small keys only. Patent self !socking Powder and Thief Pronf Locks for Iran Donn, for flanks. Flores, A.r.; nn hand or mode ; en order. Also, !Irma'''. Pat ent Lock, with email 111.y} ; D 14,11111: liollit . ',at MI a new princi ple of N'ark's Parent: Faallooks nf all inze. Nigh , Lah hes ; Desk : Chest and Book Locks. N. II --Brass Caaitongs of all kinds promptly execu ted 010 l Copper, Brass, Tin, &c.., taken on eichnnge. July 211, 1830 22-3 mo E. 'licks Jones';, Ingle:ale !Verde., Willem Ware !Iron*. Brurk boob, 1 Lookter Woes aGlei Verietry Store NO. 1S NORTH SECOND STREET, Pllla, 1111Itbr J. Sidney Anne.' Carpet %Vafehrinsel (JIVING enlarged my store. I have nn hand and II am constantly manufacturing and receiving frnm the Eastern States and 7Airope. midi? Mint In my stock. Cedar IVaes.-500 nest Cedar and MO nest painted Tulle. 400 barrel And 'AO staff chorus, 100 dozen Cedar and 000 dozen painted Pails, 200 doz. Wash Boards, 100 doz. nest Sugar and Flour Hoses; Spigots, Spoons and Ladles. . tfitiote Ware.-6011 nest Market and 200 nest Clothes Baskets, 400 Willow roaches. Chairs ■nd Cradles; n large assortment of French and Domestic Baskets. E 001.1119 and Brusher.-10)100 Who:Brooms, 10.000 Shaker Brooms, 2.111 doz. each Wall, Paint, &Tubbing, sh o e and Gorse µrushes ;'tooth, Shaving, ( loth and : flair Brushes of every style. Combs —WOO dozen fancy Combs, of •ariollll terns, rode, neck, pocket, dressing and tine tooth Combs of variint• styles. Looking Gleuau of Pine, Cherry, Walnut, Mahog any and Gut Frame, of nil liUs and patterns ; Ger mato, Trench and English Looking Glass Plates, of all sites. from 7 by !1. up in 72 by 120—(parking Insured to all nuts of the Pi:lmo—together with a large assort ment of Variety Goods too numerous to mention.— The :mention of merchants is respectfully art kited to the examination of my 'Stock, all of which win be fold low for cash nr city acceptance, so as to antici pate any competition that can be offered March 2, 111.50. Fire and Water. ORIGINAL METACLIC FIRE & WATER kfi Pion( Faint, in barrels of shout SOO los , 4 etc per lb., less quantities 5 ets. English Drown, free from sand intim rrels, 24 els. per lb , less (moiler; 1 per lb. Dealers supplied Agency, 44 North 4th street, souse Arch, Philadelphia_ Mattis, Colors,-Glass, Putty, Si.c. PAINTER; AND DEALERS 1.00 8 OUT. YOU can save from 15 in 20 per Lent. by porchasin: from the subscriber, who imports his own goods and sells for cnsh only. Pore Green for Picts pre lb.; Urlnlaid Marine Green 20 do; Finest Clir..me Green, 31 do ;• Finest French Green, 40 flO Celestial Blue, 23 do; Whitening in Barrels'. f 0 per 100 lbs. ea* All articles clualiy cheap at 14 North Ith at., above Arch, Philadelphia. Aug 10 IESO New Steam Sasv MIII. THE 8141 SCRIBER HAVING ERECTED AND put into operation IR extensive Steam MIR' NT. It the bred of Alive/ Creek, on tmet of t e best limber land in 'Schuylkill County—he is prepar ed in furnish sawed timber of all sizes, in, toiling Props for Miner, &e., at the shortest notice. Confi dent that his superior advantages will enable him to sell his Lumber at tower rate., than those of any other establishment In this section—he resperthilly solicits the attention of his friends and the public generally, assured that si trial only is nee rrrrr y to secure their. pairrome. Persons desiring Lumber, will apply to the subscriber in Pottsville, or to his Agent at the Mill. Lumber delivered at any point. Annul?, 1850 D-Gm A.PBAGO CIIESSE—Just received and for by J. M BEATTY & Co. WA t t 1041 - 1111101VALTS Life Pilit awl Phenix Bitters. These idetrielnes have now ,been ka`fore the public for arriod of =WI TAW: and daring that time have maintained a !dip chtrar , ter in almost comp part of tho globe for their 'ex- Unordinary and immediate power, of restorint(per fect beak to persons antrenng under nearly every Wilda disease to which* luirnart frante is Gable. - Es luirz TNOIISANDS of certificated— instances t they have even rescued "afferent from the very verge of rat, untimely grave, after all the deceptive nostrums of the day had utterly felled ; and to many thousands they have permanently secured that "uniform enjoy ment of health. without which life itself is but a partial 'blaming. So great, indeed' has their efficacy invariably and infallibly proved, that it has appeared scarcely less than miraculous to them who were acquainted with the beentifulle phllotatelinal principles upon which they RIG com pounded, and upon which they Consequently act. It was to their manifest _and sensible action in purifying the springs and channels of fife, and en duing them with renewed tone and, vigor, that they were indeVed for their mute. Unlike the liost of pernicious quackeries which boast ofvegetable ingredients, the LIFE MEDI DINED are purely and udely veqtable ; and contain neither MarCUry, nor-AlltllllonY, nor Arielde‘, GOT any other mineral, in any fonn whatever. They are entirely: composed o f ex tracts front rare and powerful Plants, the virtues of which, though king known to : several Indian , tribes, and recently to 'tome eniinent pharmaceu -1 tical chemists, are altogether unknown to the ignorant pretender! to medical science ; and were never before administered in so happily efficacious a combination. The first operation is to loosen from m the coats of the stomach and bowels the various imptui ties and cruclities constantly,settling round them ; and to remove the hardened • traces which collect in the convolutions of the small intestines. Other medicines only partially cleanse these, and leave such collected masses behind to produce habitual Costiveness, with all its train of evils, or sudden Diarrhoea with its imminent dangers: This fad is well-known to all regular anatomists who ex amine the human bowels after death ; and hence the prejudice of these well-informed men against the quack Medicine:a of the age. The second , effect of the VEGETABLE LLTE MEDI. I OBES is to cleanse the kidneys and the blad der; and, by this means, the. liver and lungs, the healthful action of which entirely depends upon the regularity of the urinary , organs. The blood, which takes its red color from the agency of the liver and lungs, before it fusses into the heart, being thus purified by them; and nourished by food coming from a clean stomach, courses freely through the veins, renews every part of / the system , and triumphantly, mounts the ban net of health in the blooming cheek. The following are airsag the distressing va riety of human diseases in which the VEGE. TABLE LIFE MEDICINES are well known to be infallible. DyfypEpßA, by thorunghly cleansing the first and second etomachs, and creating a flow of pure healthy bile, instead of the stale, and acrid , kind; Flataleney,LOSll OF APPETITZ, HEART BURN, 'HEADACHE, RERTLEWAREPPI, ILL-TEMPER, ANXIETY, LANGUOR, PLlld ' MELANCHOLY, WhiCh are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, aill vanish, as a natural consequence of its cure, - Costiveness; by cleansing the whole length' of the intestines with a solvent process, and without violence ~ all violent purges leave the bowels costive within two days. • Diarrhcea and Cholera,' by removing the sharp acrid fluids by which these complaints are occasioned, and by ,promoting the lubridative se eretibn of the mucous membrane , Fevers of all'liinds, by restoring the blood to a regular circulation, tlirough the proce6 of perspi ration in• sucli cases, and the thorough solution of .111 intestinal opstruetion ni others. 'l'he Lire :%lEincvsEs havie,- 4 1 , aire Rheumatism r n,,,,,,, , ,,try and Gout ~, ti,in that time, by retnii inflammation front the muscles and kan' the j,,ints. t DrOPSies of all hinds. by freeing ainletiength' ?nine, the kidneys and bladder : they opetati>most delightfully on these imisntam organs, and lielme have ever been found a certain remedy for the wiirst cases of Gravel. i Also vto r ms, Ivy dir!..dzing from the titruMzs of the boxy, Is th... •Iliny matt •r to which these creatures 'ildhere. Aflthina, and consumption, by relieving. the air-ve..,sel - ii of the...litugs troni the mucous %%Inch even slight cold: , will 01:casion, and which, if not removed. beconn s hardened, and produces thes,• dreadful diseases. . Scurvy, Ulcers, atld Inveterate Sores, kY. the l ierS.,..t. pant:. "14'1 , ti , ' , ' t LIFE KEDI CINES give to the hlood, and all the humors. Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complex ions, b ) their alter:lll%e ell; ct upon the tltiids that - feed the shin. and the morbid Fate of which occa sifals .t . l el uptive complaints, sallow, cloudy, and ot.;-, • - 1 0 , .. ;: eeable eompl,•xions. T ... , .+ of these Pills f.,r a, yen' short time wit: • I. • ' an entity enre of s a lt Rh eum , and a smiting impr o vement in the el...trues: , oi ifie shin. Common Colds and influenza wiii ,thvays be cured 10, one the.e. or by two even in 1 tle worst Killer. EMI LEI JOlll4 LUCAS. importer 32.-6 mo JOHN TEMPLE 33•1 y GEM plus. As a reinedj for fflis most distressing and obstinate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES deber,,• emphatic recommendation. It is well-known to hundreds in this city, that the former proprietor or these valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this cot - mount for upwards of Thin ry-cive. TEARS ; and that he tried in vain every remedy prescribed within the whole compass . of the Martin Mrdica. He however at length tried the 711edicine which is now of to the public, and he was cured in &very short time, after his recovery had been pro nounced not only improbable, but absolutely im possible, by any human means. FEVER AND AGUE. For this scourge of the western country these Medicines will he liitind a safe, speedy, and cer tain remedy. Other medicine ' s leave the system subject to a return of the disensi.---a cure by these medicines is permanent—TßY THE:II, SATISFIED. AND BE CURED. Bilious Fevers and Liver Complaints. General Debility, Loss OF APPEI ITE, AND DISEASKS OF FEMALES--LIIVSC llP`CliCilleSliave been, ' used with the most beneficial results in cases of LIIIS description Evil. and SCROFULA, in its worvt forms, .yields to the mild yet powerful action Of these remarkable Medicines. Nimrr . SWEATOO, NERVOUS DEBILITY. NERVOUS COM. PLAINTS of all kllillS, PALPITATION GP TIIE II FART, PAINTER ' S Come, are speedily cured. BIERCIJILIAL DISEASES. eersons whose cobisitutions have become im paired by the injudicious its 4 of MEacusv, will find these Medicines a perfect cure, zis they never fail to eradicate from the system all the etlects of Mercury infinitely bisiner than the must liowerful preparations of Sarsaparilla. A single trial will place them beyond the reach' of competition, in the estimation of every patient. BE CAREFUL OF COIni'IIERFEITS. Several have lately been and their nefarious authors arrested, both in the city of New York and abroad. Buy of no one who is mot an auruoatszo Aor.s-r Prepared and sold by Dr. W. B. MOFFAT 336 Broadway, New York. , - FOR SALE BY 011 N G. nnoNw, Agent for e.ennyni MI ("minty. Dee 9.9, 1819 50 -ly _ LIMN, srarriz,./ 1 / 4 co., TO. 21n1M ARKET' Nt., I'IIII.AWA..-W1101.1 7 ,- 1 1 1 sale Druggists, and dealers In Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Surgleal and Obstericallnettoments. Medi cal Chests, :Medical Saddlebags, Pati:nt Medicines, Paints, Oils, Window Glass, , Varnishes. Dye.stalia, Perfumery, k.c &e. Sten, manufacturers of the relehruted ennuress Writing Ink. and Ink Powder.— This Ink is unsurpassed in quality, having never fail ed to commend itself wherever it has been brought into use,—Wv are now prepared to furnish It of al: colors, in bottles, from 'quart to one ounce, neatly • packed in boxes from our, In three dozen eaem k Cr , have at all tittl e s a complete assortment of every article in their line, to which they invite the attention of Druggists umi Country :Merchants. In the selectum and preparation of their •rlities, they spare no trains to have theuil of undouhted,quatities, so that they feel prepared to fill the rollers of those who wish pars Drugs, kn a manner which they feel con fident will prove satisfactory--they are also carefitlas in the style of putting no and packing their goods, in order to insure their rare eirriage to soy pnin , in the coutory. Orders by letter will nt all times receive prompt and caretul :mention, and to any Driteci•t respectability, our price current will be sent if r. qt,,,t • ed (July 13, 1850 . 7 Paper Paper Paper NO. 21 DANE STREET, Bateau* Market and Ohm) at, and 2d and :dell rtturnrgrut•. MITE subscribers beg le:Lve In call the attention of country buyers to their assortment of papereem- / bracingthe different ;quietly., of Printing. Hardware. Writing. Envelope, and Wrapping papers, Titsue pa pers. white and escorted colors, also Bonnet and Box Boards, dm Being engaged in the Marini:arsine (if !Mating pa per.; they solicit orders from printers for any given Mae, which will be furnished at short notice, and at fair ' , TWO. Market priers either In eash mired° paid for Bags. ; PUCKETT & KNIGHT, No. 21 Bank st. Septi#4B49. 37-1, Likht! Light! PINE OIL, CAMPIIINE AND or FLUID OF AC knowledgc d superiority and purity, manufactured and foi sale at the lowest Wholesale Prieggt by Davis & Hatch, at the old calm/fished stand 'ef the late Benjamin T Davis, Camden, New. Jersey, where order,. by mail Of nibeniame are colicited, and prompt attention will be given. The voice Otte public for tifteem years, and the award of a Sliver Nectar and complimentary notice by the Franklin Institute over all emnpetliori, is sufficient evidence alba excellence of our ,011. - Tar, Pitch, Turpentine. Rosin and Spirit, otTor peinlns. for main VP Animate nail Retail. .11ty 20, DM 40-Dino twentYy.e*.threeinillions of perions have annually been bene fi ted by the ruse of these medicines; -a fact Which Teaks.. volumtw in favor of their curative pnioperties--a single trial wfll place them beyond the reach of competition in the estimation of every patient. By their tr,t- the blood is restored to a pure and healthy state, freed from all impurities. The System is not redirect] during their operation, but imvivratetl, and tt l z :y require no restraint from business or plmmre. The afflicted have in Xuffat's Life Pills and Phcenix Bitters, remedy that will do for them all that meUitine can pcKsibly effect. The genuine of these medicines are 11.1)W put up with a fine steel engave4 wrapper and labels, mid copy right secured according to the laws of the United Btates. Prepared by W. B. Id FPAT, X. D., New ; York. For sale by .1. W. cIOII9, Thuggin, tol.:!Agent for 'ol(nprpvitift. .tngast 10.1800. 32—ly _ Never KiteVG"; the Lillie! nviuNe THE rurvALENce or DIARRIREA, 1J Dysentery, Cholera lambus, Summer Complains, Cramps and Colic,' ‘4l eiltniner, hundreds %Matured of these diseases, in trout 5 :to 15 and 30 minutes. Not a single case rat be (Mind where, properly used according to the printed directions that accomPatlY 1 meat Melte. it fatted to effect a rapid, safe nod radical 1 cure Numerous rases were owed by it in less thin an hour, w here the efforts of Physicians. who dead,' id, failed to do the least good. Of such we have sev eral tertiOrmes which, are open to the inspection of any one who desires 10 Pee I them. So unprecedented was its soceesa, that it elicited i I the voluntary retornitiendaDona of the Public. Preiv. Iwherever it was introduced. The Watchman of Nor. 1 ristown. the Montgomery I.edger of Pottstown. the 1 Neutralist of Sklpparkiolle, the Ile:o'er° Friend of Sunneytown, the Dental liearil of New York. and ', others, recommended it esti certain, unfailing remedy V for all the diseases - for which we recommend it. . We have the testimony! of the hest Physicians en Montgomery County, in it favor, those, who used I: theiteLelyes, and who publi ly recommended it to their Ipatron,.. Add .to , this over two unfired certifkates of the , most respectable citizens of • Norristown, Reading. Easton, pottsvilly. scr'., &L., and you have a hotly Of i ' evidence in favtrif the Ct mpound Asiatic ltalsam of ' Dr. M. 11, Kerr .CT.tartolet that is perfectly arreslsta , ble. Warranted in,all cas s. : ills—.r.-- 1 SORER FACTS T NONE CAN - DENT : Now that the Courtroom Asiastie Balsam his been before the people of this p ace arid County fer ses era! months, we subsea the following facts to their candid udgment r— • I , 134. That tnere never Was a Medirine compounded that cored se israrrohty In so short a time, and with such entire safety and permanency. as the Balsam. Rd. That It cures Dla rhcea. Dysentery, Cholera Morbds, 'Sommer Comp!: int, Cramps and Colic, in from ID minutes tt Rfew boom Dysentery not, so soon, as that is of a More tinflainatory natioe, nod un der any treatment requires a longer time; but that, even much sooner than air , other remedy or mode of treatment. , 4th. That one bottle will COTe a half dozen cases; thus proving it not °My She. purest remedy, trot aIF.o the cheapest ever given in the politic. , 51h. That no family riliould be witirtint it. Cases 1 may soddenly nrirre of sich severity that Imre does no ' n nrciir to call the testi rir family Physician. Give t the Itrdssui as directed; le rid for your Phyrician, and r he will im. know if the [rly ..an be relied on ; we are willing to abide his derision. )cen known to hree wt,ka, .pv local itts ~ t . IN THE FIIFLD AGAIN khave never known the Compound Asiatic nalsant, of Drol. G Kerr a: Berthlet, two eminent Phy•iclans of Noiris . town, Pa . to WI to the treatment of that close of disease , . for wir cn they Finn.. recommend 11. It is brvnnd any derobt th .r most valuable adrldition to the Materia Medici, thrt bas ever been introduced. ! not excepting Qulrribe, tt at all .rntrolling preparation ; In Fever and Ague. Ant as the originators Make no pretence to , rier.re,ay, bitf disclose trs preparaMm to all Physicians, who desire to {crow its cum' ttttt ent parts, I have net scrupled to use and recommend tt in ! my private practice,' in Which I have (mind it•tn pos sess uorommon curative properties. Under Its use. Mime recnver in snorter Mne. and rernireriCa ! are Mnre permanent than under any combination nf , reme . iltes that I hale ever woe! I .1,, therefore, not tlesiLVe to expre.m My entire oippr.Matinn of it and ad vise all to try O. Signed , A PECK, M. D., New York. We do not claim the Balsam as a universal — core an:" but in Diseases of the Stomach Lod Bowells, it has not its equal, as many ni Ibis place can testify. A I,W AVS 1 , 1 - CPSSFI' 1. Tile proofs of the n‘htniohing efficacy of Dr. M. G. Kerr & itcrtolet's Compound Asiatic are pour ing in thicker and faster Orin ever. Nothing. ever equalled it for rapidity.. fet yof act' ,or permanency of rare Read the rtdrc . owina certtfirate of our respeti. able* and int&ttrent ex Commissioner: Having 11 - ed Dr M. G. Kerr & Fieriolet's Ciitiamund Asiatic Balsam fur thot, Mahon. and 'mo p e , m which 1 found it to possess exceeding end uncommon efficacy in removing ell unpleasant symp. toms almost immediately. Ido not hesitate to t Prom mend it in my friends and the publir.'as the best faini ly medicine extant. I consider it perfectly safe, and know it to be unusually successful, and would not like to he without it In my family. 'Aril 13, 1630. M. MvOLATHERY. To Dr. M. G. Kerr & Denolet . (Living used your Compound ASlalle Balsam in my family, and recommended it to others, who also used It tviiti the uniform effect of.ruring In short time; I do theref,ire reennunt nd It to toe public as the hest medicine in use for. the cure of ilmee diseases for which you illl,lll it. It rtes eerier:oly, even the worst forms of Diaritura. Dysentery. Cholera Morbus, Cramps and Colic, in half to one luitir, I advise all my friends to try It Prepared nnly by T)r M. G. Kerr & Rertnlrt, Drug gists and (7hemistn. Norrntiown and for ante by .I„b b G•. Brown, Pottsville--; F.. J. Fry. Tam•upta; Morgan F. Medlar, Om/It/Aura ; J. Gibbs, Millersville; R. P. Hunter & Co., Reading, Pa. July 5,1830 • 3mo I3cotistanily effecting cures of the utmost impor- , Lance. The most- incredulous are eons inced—ille,' most faithless are compelled to believe in the power and virtnenf this great remedy. It Is Universally admitted to be the most wonderful conthioanon knoo n mill!! world for the immediate I relief of disease null pain.' It never fails while there remains sufficient Life to 1, restore a natural and healthy action to the capillary vessels "(the body, and equalize the circulation of the blood By this means a contrnlling power le gained over the nest malignant forms of disease, which can not be obtained from any other remedy. ?inch is the power of this combination that it penetrates to every. portion of the human frame; every bone and muscle, vein and ligament is searched nut and made sensible , of its purifying and healing influence. Hence it coulee 1 It copes as readily with intern:ll.as extemal 1111 , e311R8 Numerous instances are on record where this reme dy has resiorrd health to patients so near the grave • Coat the 1111 l st.pon erica internal remedies failed ut pro• duce arty effect Such has fretmenily heen the case in fsitawritatten ej tke Bowels. No patient need ever die with this disease where the Magnetic . Ointment can he obtained. That dangerous Epidemic known aP the Putrid Eqrsipelas, can always be cured by this remedy. For felbusworseir Rbruseativs. this ointment is the most complete remedy prepared, In 99 castes out pf 100 it will afford entire relief to the worst rates or c In thin) , mlnntes. For nervous diseases'this remedy Is of immense value. . _ Aft.ettom of the spine, rheumatism, I.ltneesi. Wee- sate sore thrcini, .bronrhitia, ptennn•, cm p, chiliF, bruises, scald head, Feroftila, Fait Rheum, erysipelas, cholera mnrbus„ ague in the fate or breast, burns, inflamed eyes,fever sores, &e. will be immediately relieved by the UPC of this remedy. . For further particulars and testimonials, see pamph tits left nith each agent. . Price 7-S and 40 cents per bottle. Prir sale 7)y JOHN G. BROWN, Pottsville; and J. W. GIREIS Minereville. Men, for sate by en Agent in eachtown In thn Stnte September 9, 18419. ,40— I y Light! Light! Light ! k LARGE ASSORTIVIEN T OF FI.IIID LAMPS of various OW. the hest assortment In the city at very inw rates._ Camplirone Limps of the nim.t ap proved constructions; Lard I.nnips, Solar. dce., for general.lJAP: a variety of CIIIPP all Lamps; eandilbl• bras, embracing new and elegant patterns; Girap dotes, with the addition of Lamps to burn ekther Fluid or 014 Glasses, Globes, Wicks, Shades, acr. • Fluld.Campliene and Alcohnis, Rnrninß FUtld hee from smoke, smell or sediment. Campliecer warran' ed not In impair by keeping. Absolute Fluid, Druselst keeping.._ and Phone) Gam. • EDWARD F CORMEED. / Distiurr gird Lamp Manufacturer', 153 South 4cl St.. 3 doily' Above Spruce,' rhlfada. Aug 10, 1850 , 21160 'VOR SALE...One 60 and one 20 Horse Stem ,Englnn fur gals. Apply to ANDREW RUSSET.. Pottsville, April, 12. 12.tf. Ilatiantango St. Pottsville. Nay 11. 1&A C. F. NORTON, Pqttgville 'DR TRAgK , I MAGNETIC OINTMENT. Nerrous Headache, MI . MkRRIAGE.. . , k . . . svErr SO Gear? UNHAPPY. \ THE CAUSES AND 'THE REMEDY! Haat and many a wife endures years of bodily seeing and of mental anguittb, prostrate and help• teas, embittering ber life. that of her Insaband. - atql hazarding tho ihtute welfarelrf her children, arising from causes which. if kainra, itureld have Spared the suffering . , the anguish to the . wife, and to the hus band emtrurasateents and pec(initg difficalties lA , ' leg their origin in the mind being Weighed cloven Kral harassed in (=sequence of the,sickness of the com panion of bia bosom. \ "How important that the causes should be known ' CD every wife, to every husband, that the , dreadful and hamming consequences to the health ~ and hip. pines. of both may be avoided! JAE° is too .to rt and , health too precious to admit a t Oortionof 'helve to bo spent without the full etOyinent of the Other. The timely possession of a little work entitled ,as fauna bra Iretin the weans °furring the health and the life of thousands, as over • 1_ - , TWO IPILITS DRED THOUSAN D;. . - copies have been sold lance the ft* edition wee is sued. The author has been induced to adiertise it by the urged, and pressing request of tbeee.wbo•bave been indelited to its publication for ell they hold dear. (that aR may have an opportunity of obtaining its, } st d who have favored him:with thousands of letters of encomium, some of which tore Sznqxo, WI the 'dyer tisemeat , . THE MARRIED WOMAN'S Private Medical Companion, BY DR. A. M. NALaUDEALT, rneressoa Of DI SSSSSS Of WOMEN, Tiff RfTith Edition. 18mo., pp. 250. Price, !'x°. THIS WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIAL. LY FOR THE MARRIED , or those contempla ting marriage, as it diseloses important secrets which should be known to them Particularly. Here, every female—the wife, the mother—the one either' budding into womanhood; or the one in the decline of years, in whom nature contemplates an important change--can discover the causes, symp toms, aud the most efficient remedies and most cer. Lain mo d e ei cure, in every comphtiut to which hex sex is subject. • The revelations contained in its pages have proved a blessing tra - thousands, as the innumerable letters received by the author (which he is permitted by the writers to publish) will attest. SICKLY AND UNTIAPPY WIVES. Extract of a Letter from ci Gentleman in Dayton. O. "DA lON. May 1. 1847. " DR. A. M. MAURICEAU—My Dear Sir: • The Married Woman's Private Medical Companion,' fin which I enclosed one dollar to your address, cants safely to hand. I wrnild, not have troubled you with these few lines; but that I 'am impelled by • sense of gratitude, fur myself and wife• to give utterance to our sincete and heartfelt emotioas. "My wife has been perceptibly sinking for some three years or more, in consequence of. her great are guish and suffering some months before and during confinement; every successive one more and more debilitated an& prostrated her, putting herlife in im minent daneer, an4,which was. on the last occasion, despaired of 1 sup'posed that this state of things was 1 inevitable, and resigned myself to meet the worst At this time (now about two months) I - beard your book highly spoken of. as containing some matters teaching nay case. On its receipt and perusal, I can not express to you t he relief it afforded my distressed Mind and the joy its pages imparted to my wife, on -learning that the great discovery of 51, M. Deso• means provided a remedy. It opened a prospect to me which I little conceived was possible. No peen• niary consideration can ever repay the obligatoni I iam under to you for having been th e . means of int partin- to us the matters contained in • The Married Woman' 's Private Medical Companion.' Hut for this, ere another year would have passed ever my I heal, in all human probability my wife world have I been in her grave, and ray children left asithetdeas." .Extract from a Letter. Competence and Health. " L Aar:saran, PA., Oct. 24, 1847. "151 y DEAR ein I know you will have the kind nevi to bear with me in enemaching upon your time. liile I acknowledge (in haalf of myself and wife) the obligntions we feel ourselves undot,to"yon in hav ing made known certain matters, contained in your most invaluable ' Married Woman's Private' Medical Companion.' It has been worth its weight in gold ' to me. If I express myself rather warmly, yrna will see that I can net do an too warmly, when I inform you of the extent to which I have, tbrou`gb it, been benefited. I will state my situation when I obtained your book thmuch the Merest curiosity I look upon it as one of the most thrtnnate events of my life. I had been married some ten years, and was the father of seven children. I was long struggling unceasingly to the end that I might gain a inoderate competency,. , but the results of my utmost exertions at the end left ase about Where I was at the beginning of each year; and that only, with the most stinted economy, auffi cing with barely the necessariesof life. Finally, this constant effort was beginning to have its effect upon I my health I felt less capable to endure its contmti ), once, while I felt the necessity of perseverance. " This constant, unceasingstruggle on my part WSJ imperative, in consequence of the Prostrated condi tion of my wife (with occasional intermission) fin six years, much of the time, confined to herbed, and of - course incapable of taking the charge and manage- Mete of household affaifa, Her condition arose from causes of which I was ignorant. Oh! what would I have given had I the six years to live over again! What would my wife have given to have been spared 'the long days and still longer nights prostrate on a bed of sickness of - which would have beea avoided, had I then seen a copy of THE MARRIED WoR•A'S PRIVATE /MEDICAL COMPANION.'" From a :Physician. • DANGEROUS DELIVERIES, OBSTRUCTIONS, IRREGULARITIES, LC. Ilow many are raffering from obstruction or irreg ularities peculiar to the female system, which un dermine their health, the effects of which they are ignorant, and for which their delicacy forbids seeking medical advice! How many suffer from prolapsys uteri (falling of the womb), or fromiluareribus (weak• nee, debility-, ft.c., itc )! How many are in cermet:a agony for many months preceding confinement! Row ninny have difficult if not dangerous deliveries, and whose lives nre jeoparded during such time, will find in its pages the metals of prevention, amelioration, and relief! Erin-t . from a Letter. To those just Married.—'t lind I known!" PH I.ADICILPHIA, Nov. 29. 1847. "Da. A. M. MAU . R,ICEAU : Had I known of the im portant matters treated of in 'The Married Woman's .Private Medical Companion' some years ago, how much misery I might have escaped ! I have suffered years from causes which you point out in your book, without knowing whsi to do. I obtained a ' copy, and found my case treated of. I trust every female will avail herself of the information containe d in its pages." Letters are daily received of this chtuncter, untie ceasary to present To those yet unmarried. but contemplating mar - tinge, or perhaps hesitating - as to the propriety of incurring the responsibilities attendant upon it, the importance of being possessed of the revelations am twined in these pages, um intimaVy involving their future happiness, can not be appreciated. It is, of course, impracticableto convey more fully the vsrious subjects treated of, as they are of a na ture strictly- intended for the married, or those con templating marriage; neither is it necessary, since It is every one's duty to become'possessed of knowl edge whereby the sufferings to Which a wife, a mot& er, or a sister, may be subject, can be obviated. Cr Copies Will be sent by Blatt free or Postage _ _ to the Purchaser. re' On the receipt of One Dollar, " THE MAR- 1 MEI) WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM. 1 P ANION" is sent /mailed free) to any part of the United States. All letters mast be post-paid (except those containing' a remittance),. and addressed hi Dr. A. M. MAUItICEAU, Box 1224, New York City. Pnbliabing Office, No. 129 Liberty et-, New York: Over.2o,ooo•Contes have been sent by MAIL within three months with perfect safety and cer tainty. BooksellerA and agents engaced in its sale. are 1 making handsome competencies from the ready and essraortlinary demand for it. anti the extreme- Iv liberal terms afforded them. " Active local or travelling Agents, throughout the United States and. will be supplied on the same terms. ('ommunieaflons are required to be pnvt-paid and culdre.-1 as above. ILV CAUTION.—The phbhc are cautioned against the various eateh-pennies intended to be dainty(' Orr upon them, imitating. the title of the work as " The 1 ..rlarrnid LadrrP .Nledical Compan ion,- and various oh,- titles. The title of the work is ‘• The IlTarried _WO.M . A.AMS Private Medical COMpillii6ll, " by r.' A. 117. Maurieeau. August 17. IS-50. 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W. corner of Third and Union Streets etween epruce and Pine, Philadel phia, will einsitre a book under envelope, per - return of mail. •/ Persony'as a distance may address Dr. K. by letter, (postrd rind be curedat home. ¢ Par ages of Medicines, Directions, &c., forwarded by Tending a remittance, andiltut up.secure'from dam itg . or curiosity. ~ ‘, I Dook-sellers, News Agents, Pedlars, Canyussers, , and all otheis supplied with the aoeve work at very luw rates. . e August 24. MD ,':, s ' 3t-ly Jones * . • irkqesals. Lookise-Glass, Brush.. Coati, Berta 'Gad WOODEN WARE STOIIIK, O. 145 North Ttvlrd Street, tone door's , : v. re the' Eagle Hotel, and directly apposite to Ja nes Kent &Santee'. Dry Goods Store, betercen Race end lnern St "recta, Philadelphia . s, fitin FARNEWS • 5030. • I envy not the mighty king Upon the Splendid throne-- Nor crave his glittering diadem, Nor wish the power mine own; For though his wealth and power be great, And thotisamis round him boa In reverence--immv low Mate More solid peace - I kuoW. I envy not the miser--he May tell his treasure o'cr, • May heaps on heaps around him we, And toil and sigh for more; I'd scorn his Barrow sordid soul, Rapacious and unjust, Nor bow beneath the bare control -Of empty gilded dust. Let warriors mount fame's giddy height, _, Gain glory's gallant raced'— , Be calm; collected in the flight, Where thousands round him bleed; I envy not their victor's wreath, • . Their, courage northeir fame Their laurels are a fleeting breath, Their glory but a name. Ville Saitncre . ( norm -ft-AN Aturiat. OF f1006.' Hqney and wax are two important atti cles, and in a commercial point of view might be rendered very profitable. In one year there was imported into Frame,: beeswax amounting to more than five millions of dollars, and was principally used in the mann facture,of wax candles, which are hurl'l the churches. ' In Hung,ary, Galicia, arid Transylvania, bees are an object of inucb.tit- tentinn, where many persons derivean in- come from their prOduetibp,' They possess apiaries ., containing from 1.50 to 200 hives. In many parts these animals a,re left to their own instinct; DO other care is\ bestokved on `them besides enlarging the holei-in the trees where they are lodged, and providing them with a shelf. In Dalmatia, where the smnit ilistiict of Cattaro annually exports about 15,000 lbs. weight of wax and honer, the hives are constructed of rough marble 'with a moveable lid Mirulo reports that Varro had yearly for the rent of his bees, a thousand gitllons of honey, and that a hotise in Spain not having an acre of ground to it, made yearly, eighty pounds worth of honey and wax ! The Don Cossacks: keep large stocks of bees; a few years a,go the'number of apiaries was 1,044, which contained 30,201; and produced Ma— nually 'about 298,764 lbs. weight of honey • and wax. I We are informed/1)y Simmond, in his trav els in Italy and Sicily, that Sicilian honey is in much estimation. and Owing to a great consumption of -wax in churches, the pro ceeds of the bee-hive form -a valuable item in husbandry. In New South Wales, the produc't of the . bee' is becoming an object of attention, for I Mr. Cunningham in his work on that coun try, says : "A numbar of swarms have, at 4 . fferent times, escaped into the woods, and the climate being exceedingly favorable tu bees, we may expect SOOl3 to see honey and. wax added to our list of exports." I trust I have said i gnougn to awaken at tention to the cultivation of the bee, and I do hope that my efforts in ;his matter will stimu late some of my fellow citizens to study the subject, and thus be enabled in an eminent, degree to be useful to the poor and laboring, • classes. Our Creator has spread dyer the earth flow-. ers, blossoms and fragrant- shrubs ; he has created the industrious honey bee, who, by its instincts, will gather as it-roves from flower to flower, the delicious honey; and all that is required of man is to build 'a little house for the insect, where he will deposit in abundance the honey which Will increase man's comforts. Attached to every 'cottage, there should be altee-house; and in the iron and coal regions of this commonwealth, such a'structure, with its numerous inhabitants, humming, of a spring morning amidst the opening flowers and delicious buds ancllolos soros, which nature scatters with a boduntiful hand, would be an interesting spectacle of ru tal beauty, and add a poetic character to the which all can feel, but none 'but the poet can describe. SUGAR GROWING IN LOUISIANA. The Baton Rouge Advocate of the 11th inst., after speaking faioiably of the high lands m the states, as adapted to tlie cultiva tion of the sugar cane, says :---"The last two years have brought a vast cultivation, more, perhaps, than for any previous ten years. In this section, - the su.gar mill is rapidly taking the .place of the cotton gin, the unoccupied lands are coming into culti vation, even the worn-out and abandoned cotton fiels found well adapted to the raising of this crop. There are now being erected in this vicinity, DV-less than fifteen sugar mills, at, probably, an average cost of 10,000 dollars each. This will bring into cultivation I not less than five thousand acres of land,. throwing into the market 140,000 hagsheadi ' of sugar, which will find'its natural transit 'through Baton Rogue." --- _ TO COLOR WALLS. / , Take good - stone lime, and slack it in the / ordinary. way. •Dissoh-e the cry , stals of r(ne. and a halt pouods of blue vitriol in ly:filing water, and when dissolved, mix it with one pound of glue and pour the whole into the : whitewash ; or pour in the vit,iiil first, and then slowly add the glue, stirring the mass constantly, that the ingredie i tits may be thor oughly mixed. The firs coat should be put on horrizontally, (with atommon whitewash i brush,) the second ver/cally, or up and down, . 1 and the same as the/fiist.. The color will be 1 of a bright blue, *enabling that of bide bot i bottles sometimes seen in the ,windows of druggist's, shops. The above constitutes a very beau iful as well as exceedingly cheap coloriogAatter for wills. , • PLASTER • /Every person who applies plaster should endeavor accurately to ascertain, not only the. chemical constituents of the soil and geologi cal formation thereof, but note, impartially, the nature of the crop, the time of applica tion, and the quantity used. In this way a.% valuable accumulation of ,facts Would be ' soon attained, and practical men Could, from deducting their own cor l ollftiei from such reliable data, arrange a system that would insure, ultimately, the best and most profit able results. TO KEEP GRAPES' See that there areLno impetfect grapes on any of the bunches. They must dot be too ripe. Put in the bottom of a heg: a layer of bran that has been dried in the sun, or in an oven, and efterwards become qpite t old. Upon the bran:, place a layer of grapes with bran between the bunches so that" they may not touch eath other,. Proceed thus with al ternate layers of bran and grapesitill the keg is full; aeeing l tbat the last is a thick layerof bran. Then close the km, nailing on the head so that no air can penetrate. Grapes may also be packed ip fine wood ashes that has been welt sifted.
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