TUE .50:16. or 4:1 0,1 Tt-trer*
Their gobleis of silver, their saws ot gold,
Let p:etsure and !miry boast:
'To theiaapste!ore will philosophy hold,
And bread walbe ever its tout. •
Te ! .yri3 in, the teapot life's type Cagy be seen,
itenactioeehould oz-it bdLted;
Exibtenze is neither all back nor.allgreen.
Our ,o;r: and our sorrow* are I:4'd.
rrom the depths of thettapot there's plenty'to learn,
- Sys. adver:::-.y. pron! stay "nog;
For at tra.:lmi the kettm will bid u.'dioern
Haw m bvt NVeCt to
I.)unior.,
r.,.../f/au.z/tur will provoke health, we
are determined to have youpay no doctor's
yOur dimes for the printer—so,
help -iourscives friend, here's a variety—
surnething spicy mbegin with:
S T 111 P 011-1 T °al' 1X CALIFORNIA..
"F Republ?aan4 and Fellow-Sufferers:
a plain and modest man, born at an
ea:ly perind of my 'existence—which great
ever.:l occurred at home .one nizht while my
mother was uu:—l have Struggle'! from the
obscurity to which an Unlucky star had doom
ed me, till I have riit.ti like a bright exhala
tion in the evening to: the very summit of
human-greatnes.s and grandeur.. Gentlemen.
I profess no principles—unfortunately I have
none. On the up tiappy occasion of my birth,
a dis•nai and 121 dr' rchuiy man, clothed in the
sombre hues of rOorninz, swapped me away
for ano - hor bah% , and substquently lost, me
at a rail:. Sad event! but who can control
his fate ? are tha creatures of destiny—:
'there if; a divinity ':hat shapes our ends,
rough hew them as we will.'
I was intended by natuire for a great
statesman. I :iced in the days of Han
nibal:l 5.115u14 nave 102asen - that great chief
tain in crossing the Alps ; and it is a dead"
certain thing that! could nave distanced Cor
tez in crossing the Isthtnas. He never per-.
formed the feats I did ; he never came up
Chagres river in a canoe, with a deaf and
dumb hanabrt,' Without a red cent or change
of summer apparel. • • Bat a light heart and
and a thin pair of breeches,' go merrily
through the wor=d."
* • "Sir, every, man who. has come
here is a Columbus. i Re comes to discover
new diggins. I am a Columbus ! I wet.
dead broke at home as Columbus was, and I
lavecorne out here to strike a new vein.—
But Lam not going to the mines ? Oh no.
Yon don't catch me tip to my waist in ice
water, with a juvenile pick axe;and an incip
ient crow-bar, laboring under a sun of one.'
hundred degrees in the shade to dig out the
filthy lucre. No, Sir! lam not on that lay.
I hate labor—it was an invention to vex man
kind. I prefer an office, one that is lucrative..
and not lablious; *hat you calf a sinecure.
And if I-cannot get one for myself, I will go
in for any one inn who will divide on the
dead level, and no splits..
* * . Sir, where will t ou'find a couri•
try like this. Talk not oriental gorgeous
ness of eastern countries. Tell us not of the I
fairy szeces who revel in the
great warm bath Of heavenly imaginations,
paint, with golden .pens, on leaves ..of satin.
The des-riptions of this heautiful,l country
should be written with the golden wan nt en
angel, dipped in the rays of the sunbeam
upon the blushing. Surface of 3.' rose leaf--
Excuse me, gcntleMer y i except only the rainy
season and the time when the dust flies.
~ We !ore,our native land—we honor her
flag, and would nót rob the custom lioue it
we had a fair show. But Congress must"
not put on any airs;.or we will take charge
of the,Cuitorn,-HoUse and Post Office. and
rnake.a grea: muas "geneplly. These are
my sentiments, zentiemen. If they dont ad
mit us into the Union, we will bust open the
Custom-E.,use aLd admit all liquors free of
duty. And with a 'ivarting blessing
upon the eirr's we lett E.laind us, and the
boy?. who are coming aft'er us, we will ad
jclUrn ;Ind tatie a private drink.
Garernrizent.--Cieser, dis
gw:ut , ti W-2.shing.c.vn, to ply for offs
of) de gUyinent." darkey. what you
is trying to git off now, eh? Spose you,
want to• be barer, of plebes to Liebeery !
Dis chile don't exiiat are nisself from his Mt . ).
ted nativecountr'e. No sah-ree!• IL de:word
ob de sarrn tuon,. l ll . see,
•Dre , se a,!,e an kill to dead
rh,o , r :2'o, 12 , 41 e a RI
1/15 I. my Tr., my native tdoill
;•.n,ll :to. re bre-eve., en:
C.lrry to old
Ofr.:
"„N-n-n-uw why does you dance
off o • t-.e neti of fancy ? Dis chile :nebber
tear frarn Uncle Sam.!
dis is d'ek - V"s and I'se great ludo
ence wid :assaDaL,v2l IVebster's waiter, su
I guess I gpt it. ; Ise gwine to ply for de post
of sexton in Pose Offis apartment?" "Yes
sah, I berry de clEacilerter . s. Sometime—you
bear. Cre,ar eh Sometime, dey hab money
in'em, and den .I rifle de corpse! You see,
sail 3 Ya 'n Yab :"
'.lVcrtzonar• Independence is easter
tied than,. described ; personal independence
consists.ennphatically in being situated in a
clesalshirt, drawers, socks, and nicety black
ed bOots, with. at least a dollar and a half,
and clean cambric in your pocket—all on
Sundai• morning, with your wife on one arm,
andlVuur own baby on the other, taking your
owr course towards your own church, to sit
undk the tuinlstry of your own preacher,
in blissful anticipation of doing your own
snoozing in , vonr Own pew, wherein no one
dare venture to nudge you with his elbow,
or tickle your nose with i straw'.
- stuttering 'Vermonter was asked the
1-
'l'n to Waterbury. ' -With great politeness
he strove 'tcrsay that it was straight ahead,
but in vain. The more he tried,-I . 3he more
he couldnlt. - -At ta:4:t, red in the lime, and
furions with Unavailing exertion. • die burst
font with—“Gug-gug-go-long! darn ye
,git there before I can tell ye,'"
"Daukter, clatkktter," said an'exquisiie-4be
other day, "I,want you to tell me what ;Oan I
get to pu - i — intiav naisvy head to . suaim it
right'?" i
• .
"It wantsbo:hicgbtu brainy, said the gen:
tleman of function.—Uncle sS• A , •
a,"Terky i 4 as tavalid, Eti t v 4r , g to get out
of bed against the ccuatel tebis physician,
like a reeep.t ; fracas ia the United States Sea
atel
BecauEehe's tenron .trytng to zet en foot—
(Beaton tui;.g to get on Foote.)
il7"Stapidiey;" said a testy lawyer, ~ 1
believe.the July have been inoculated for
cupidity.' .t '
“That may be," responded his opponent,
4.but the bar and the court are of the opinion
that you bad it in the natural way;"
3:7'" Row is coal naw,". enquired a gentle
man of a Eon of the Emerald Isle., who Was
dumping a load of coal in State street.—
"Black as ever, sir, be jabers," responded
?atrick.
''' . l7`ht musket that kicked the boy over
hal ht en arrestcti..and made to, give bail.—
The 14a that it was "cocked" was ruled out
of Colin.
f r, l. trAy wilt Bari:111M 'and Jipny Lind
never•quarret ? Because she is aliisys for
givi4g cad kw forldtixg. •
ors ; OUS.
VALELHic HAALP.—THE Ara:aim* OR'
buttosrs and others,,ls respectfully !netted tit the
3ull, where May can be sultedta aft kinds of
Planed floodugt Tun/Lug sod Lumber, from tomb
Bourns to Fennel Plink,
- HENRY ATRAECH
Carnet of Om OW Or*Clll6ll at an,
May ss. &65a st-tr
'I I HE BRADT & ELLIOTT (Warranted)
User llemted Gold Pete, new stand,ht isio.l -1 / 3 the
rep w a l ket; /eery person who has tiled them will
accnoviedie their niterfority. - They are made and
cola exclusively by Brady Eaton, two doors above
the . 31luere • Bane. Waterier; of all the celebrated
utacers told ne si.pricerth suit the time*.
,
4000 e f i
u s e r. FELT
1,
, o u r i
1 ` , :: :
t s o c cg
c u l t!! A ir .s. , . t 'S R A a V c ' ,. .1 . 1
e l T I Z
a..u , rtwint or sew:Quer]
LutDeV D hDn.g L le E ic,
W r t . , tor
sate by
Luint.tri Yard. dcbuylklllibis D.
0et011er5.1650 • 40-li
Tr . ILNING LATHE FOB SALE CfiE4P. BY
the aubwriber; with or without tools. • .
JOS. nOUGAIN, Market ittree4 , rottiwilte•
- Sept 14.143'30. .i.-ti
D RAFTS AND• BILLS OF EXCHANGE U
'sums oft or 100 pounds Sterling on England.lre•
land, ttemtland, trate:, France, Germany. 4.r may Part
Europe, for sale, without any chirle, - at
a. BANN.AI.Oe
Passage Aeency in Pottsville
Also, European Bills and Drafts cashed andsollected
it his ogee.
.•Pasteogers also enraged %sale lowest cult!. and
Co detention or grumbling.
29-
'Jnu•9, 1951
MUSIC.
.ElOl7 SIIISIC —LEE & WALKER, srecEs
-
sons to Ceo lfi'{ Chesnut st.eet. under.
Barman's Muteuni, have juatplibliehed th allowing
beautiful Ballads, Polkas,
Think' era yon speak, by N. J. Spot te
The Secret, by the sUlliof of " Will u ve me
then as now."
Saucy sate, as rung by Mr. Hudson. sic by Dr.
Corinth:ton.
"Raise the Wight Flay of ColuMbia„" adaptedto the
popular air of "Ever be nappy." In Opera " Eueban-
Lress."
The' 'Thou angrier, by the late "J: T. a. Sullivan."
Hopelsess Love.
,:tt'oman's Lore,
A Dream that love can ne'er forget. by- M. ICelfer.
Dllligent Polka, by J. A Getze.
Pritiirote do, by M. Keller. •
Pbcents do, as performed at Cape May, byJohnson
Band.
Gator' Brilliant, from the Opera of the Folit Sons of
Aymon, by T. C: Wiereck.
tlla kintilefoerits, Elegance', by Charles Vote
L. tr. W. have the pleasureto announce tai the pub
lic the: their stork of 7Theet Music ennelets of the
largest and Malt complete nefortinent to he found In
the country, they are constantly adding to their stock
all the new Music published in New York, Boston, er.e.
PIANOS. -
A ftne assortment of the best manufacturers of Ne •
York - and Bnßion,at the lowest rash prices.:
UrrIICAL INS lIIIIMENTeI.
Also. a getters' assortment of Golters;Nlollns. Ilan.
Ins, flutes. Accordeons. &r.,Violin,. Oultar..and
Harp Stringy of the best noion qualities. all of
which will be furnished to the public: and the trad2l
tne lowest rates.
Orders punctually attended to
Jan 12„
IRON, &0..
• 1:c nooriNG.-THIS BEING THE SEA
..son when out citizens who deitre to sc cure. their
buildings from the raysges of fire, should seek to hive
.:Kin made fire-proof—the undmogned ,wonld. re
,pectrully inf.rnrthe public that he•ts ptepured to
iniel all orders for Tin llunfing, spout Inz, Ate., &C.
JACOB M. VINO
29, 1 e:po
Pottsville. Jun
t 121,1.1.12 . 31-I'.or Sale, 120 - feet } in. chain. Aim)
‘....i iftenlittld at the shorter. notice, 5'S 3-4,12-16,
7. 15-16-and 1 in. beet proof cable chain; at IN. Vors
i qke,—fielVii added C. v mni.cr &,:oN.
.144 - It2ll liso , . 16.
--
BAILROA.D IRON—CON
-sclinly halid and for that suprilor rink!:
T Rail.:3 Iho. to the+ yard, inantifactur6,d at
rhceni.r.viite—.lsn, furnished at short nottcy, heavy T
pri‘Tv
E YARDLEY & SON
. 26 if
JiAne 2'4 t 954
yy t*LAINS FOR 311:i ibct
just received thc ship Elizsbeth,} ars, Int 1
Rest !lest Cneish Chainl,:nsde eXPreStilY - C Ol V m...
rd int sale. Apply to T. 4: F. fliEfirtGfi.,
trrIPY2 tf 17j Nt.trK-t and 1 4 2 th i,...tieks.rhilarl^.
DAIL ROAD ITION TON'. '. - Y1 :41'11: it-,
nnit Road !r.113,
50 do 11x F do
8 0 ?ix 4 40
15 do 1 - do
And Plates,fo• salehy
= A- A: R.\L!TON, <oot birnut
, .141 y 11. MG
GSA , Pgr.7
FOR SALE.
ii
'Oß tiALE- 2 .1. 11,1\ GE, WITH A
for hot v. a ter, ne4ilk new: and in per
leu for vtLc vPry roesp ^r pan slthlcriber,
Inv log no further use for It
say -:o,lSif)
L'° SALI3;—.3O t'ar••
2QO Feet of n7a
3 0 0 i incla Chaic,
300 "
"OR SALE—A 29 Itnr.ce-Power : 4 1Pam Eniann,
1' in r7Letlent working ,rder.‘vltti n;i" , d lll l.lße 4,, ng
3 11 , :ornplPte. two drums, and two wire ropes. Pasch
:nt gzn Get long, int hoist log Iroin wine!,
Th, ibovn is n flrst-nie Engine.; ll haa been in nse
cil!, inonths,tn the Boront:a of Tamaqua. where it
may F. qe , n 4 ppty In
Jrit{ti !MICK. SONI3 &
57 ~ull klg North 1 bird Street. PlittAa.
nt ter BENJAMIN ITEM:NEIL tanaqua.
May 11. 1F. , 50 : 19-if
FOR SA.LE.—Tbe subscribers 0t.T , 0 for Pale a nu
perinr 6 Web Pump. 6 feet stroke. With i OO Yards
a 5 x 6 filch pipes, with holts, rings, dd., all in good
order. Also, 35 Drift Cars. 90 inch axie, 8 of w hicii
vre ri;irt.d with-double brakes, all of -which are in
good running ffder. Also, 60 yards of 1 WO slope
clam. The above wilt ue told low tbu qaall ur approv
ed Piper. .
CONNER, ROADS lc LITTLE:DALES,
• New Philaiielphia
April 13. 5.•.50. 15 tf
FOR. SALE.... rhe
. . Suh4crtber IP de
' :irons ~ I "ceinng the d trolling house to whir 1 - }
- rt
lie nl ,4 w rv.ildee, in Morris' Addition. The
fl builA+uq i.. 1 one or Int. very nest In thil•Bor
ozlgn,—targt and adln trahly Irrantied, Nlth erery con
venience :sr wake it desirable. Poseetilowgiviin
once.
March 16, Issn
~r , OR SILLE.-One 10 horse - Z(4*e, with break-
Injlr , illers. screens, shafting and every thine
neces,ary about a Cnal breaking establstment, which
oval beArold on very ress-rnsble ter n.v.
OEO. U. POTTR.
MAW) 16. 1. 1 36 D 11-ti
rOR SALE-.Ore 30 born holetingengfne,wltb
1. 1 wind ng gearmg all complete Enquire at the
Stack Colltrry.sYore. Farra r or Ili the office of
March 16, 1950
'ADDING LAPS. MOULD AND CANDLt
Wicho, Tie Yam, dz.c. 3r.c., to: sal . by
_P. NUGENT.
No. 31 North Front,street
Philada., Nuv. 2,1650 41.3 m
ozrnan rivairat,
NT O. ft South 'Second street s Philadelphia. lann
..i.`t factures of dalamander. }lre and Thief Proof
Iron Chests, with Powder proof and warranted
equal to any other make for secutitry against tire. or
burglars, having withstood the test of both, without
Injury Of 101/ 10 their owners.
also, in store and for sale,
Letter Copylne Presses and Books. - •
3eal Presses, for Corporations. Sankt, Sc
perzgri4ts• Pusses eattli Cyline•-rp :•r , II Pans.
11n:sling Machines I,: Stores, Factories, Arc.
Portabie 'Mower nouns, of a new and superior con
struetion, intended for either cold or warm water.
Refrigerators for among and preserying meats. but
ler Intik, kc.,in the warmest we;: het. stumble In
stand In any part of the house ar cells,.
Water Filters. warranted th, purity muddy or bad
water. whether affected h y rainsonart. Limousine,
or any other rinse -
March 9. MO 7.ty
DOCTOR yolrustix
FOR' TVItENTT-FIVE CENTS :11
,
-....-.4.---",:... By means_ of the Pocket
A Leculaplus,or EVery rine hi:
own Phyttictan: 30th edition
\ 7:thnpratrsof ahUndrr d
/ ~ „f , ,imviug,;ttolLn,prvate
i .4< , ' . , il\ doetveit in every striper and
_—: ~7 form, and - inalformalnh. i.f
~... i”" the generative eyeiern. by
1..i'l ki . ,%4 -- I-. WM. Vf.AINC, M. Lt.
‘
i -, ,:; ', ,'; ]..r 4.% -' ... a.? , i f , .
th l; t he p i t i .r m s, e m . P . a: , cony
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~... c . crettit t s.l4,es. need no mot , .
71F;v , .. 4
.„.. t .: bmotor , he I% icTINI or hi. ire
ex i . , , , -..,:•,;:e....4- Es v, St hr ;the Mew:111)0m- ,
1.....W.' contained In this book' am'
""‘eet• ---"`
-• • sa...^.- one tray curt hun4eif, with
out hinttraoce • to hu4inet.3,of tine knowledee,n( the
mart irdlinate Cnenti, and with {4.9e-tenth the usual
'cznen.e. In adc.iiiou to the general routine of pH-
C 3 l4 4 lee‘se. it fatly explains The canoe Of Man:v - We
sorry decline, With ob.lervatrAs on maul ige —he
sidce many other derangenicntswhich it would 11( - 1 be
proper to ellOttletate in the public prints.
al - An} person vtading TWOITV-gtVr C6NTS et,
eloeed Ist a letter. will receive one copy of M., hook.
by mail, or five copies will ho 'err tor one dollar -
.Addrcle. "lat. W. VOUNG, Na: 152 Spruce ittPri,
Philadelphia," Poet-paid.
.7.7" DR. VOTTNI; can be consorted on any of th: i
Diseases described in lux different Plitificaticns, al his 'I
°face. IS2 Spruce rarest, every day between 9 nod
o'clock. (Sundays excepted.)
fitiliad.s., Nov, 0,1550 45 I% I
LUG% SDUTLI, & Co.,
2111 MARKET BY. PIIILAD'It..—Witi,Lb.
11 sal e Drucrieta , and des ' ier, In Drugs, Mediclnas.
Cheintrith, surgical and Obateelcallnetrianrnte. Medi
cal Chests, Medical Baddiehass.,Paient "Jeanine},
Patois, Glia, Winiow Ghia, Varnishes. llye•siaini.
Perfumery. Ste . sac. also, manufacturer, nt . the
celebrated 'Congress Writing Ink, and Ink Powdet.—,
This Ink Is unsurpassed in quality'', having never (ail
ed to commend itself whenever it hue been brought
IMO ose. — we ate now PreParedto furnish it of air
colors. In bottles, from quart to ope ounce, neatly
packed in boxes from one' to thre - e — deiten each. -
L. B. & Co , have at all times a complete assortment
or every article in their line, to Which they invite the
attention of Druggists and Country-Merchants., go
the selection kn 4 preparation of their entries, they
spare no' nein, to have them of inuitinbted qoalities.
EP that they feel prepared to all the otders of these
• who wish pare Drugs,in a manner which they feel ron
ddeat estisfacuary—theY are also careful as
tolbe style of Krung up and pathing their goods, in
order to Insure their safe Cutlass to any . point in the
country. Orders by letter will at all times receive
prompt and =rent attention, and to any Isms/Wet
respectability, Our price current trill be sent if request.
id (July IE. tdso fitno
sum= a. sanasatrs a co.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN r °REIGN AND DO
li6Bllo lIARDWARB.V.ITLERN.Ac.
W.. 166 Mr&A TRIAD Strut, U kror Weir PUT,
111111.4DSLIMtil.
they basin Imattasta getters/assortment
V of ifirrdwlte on'bang. at lowest market prices:
cAiliatey Mere/tams, ars respectfully Invited to call.
N. B,l)ipot rtrrJobis Bur* ?tangs.
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AGENT@=.I. EL C. Martin, John G. Brown. Potts
Henry Shisaler, Port Carbon; S. R. Dickson
Schuylkill ;Laren t J. W. Gibbs., Millersville, and by
storekeepers 3nd inetchtnts generally throughout the
United Stater.,
Pronclflors 0... 191 ce fin. InA Song! 3d gifEet.
delphitq,• JOHN' K. ROWAND.
Oct. nt.'s:Ai • . r, 4041130
MARRIAGE :
WHY' SO OFTEN UNHAPPY.
THE I'AUES AND THE 'REMEDY!
Marrr end many a wife endures year* of bodily
suffering and of mental anguish, prostrate and help.
less, embittering her life, that of her husband,, and
hazarding the fame welfare of her children, arising
from Mars which; if known, would have spared the
suffering, the ingaish to the wife, and tp the hus
band einbamt,stwiumts and pecuniary digit-Odes liar.
in their origin in the mind being weighed down and
billiard in consequence of the sickness of the corn
panion of his hotline. I •
How iinporsintrtbsilhe causes should be known
to every wife, to eiery husband, that the dreadful
end harrowing consequences to the health and hap
pineal of both may be avoided I . Life is too short and
health too precious to admit any portion of the one to
be spent without the full enjoyment of the other.
Tbe timely poesession of a little work entitled_ as
krllOws has been the mean► of saving the health and
the life of thousands, as over
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
copies have been sold since the first edition was is
mod-
The author has been induced to advertise It by
the nrgeot and pressing request of those who have
beep lndeb6d to its publication for all thoyhold dear
(that all may have en opportunity of obtaining it). and
who have favored him with thousands of letters of
eaeornium, eoine of which are annexed to the adver
tise meat.
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
Private Medical° Companion.
BY tilt A. M. MACILICEAU,
raoressoa OF DIIICASLS Or WOMEN.
I'ventieth. Edition. temp.. pp. 2.50. Prier, r.te.
THIS WORK IS INTENDED ESPECIAL.
CV FOR THE MARRIED, or those contemple.
dug marriage, ns it disclOses important secrete which
should be known to then" particularly.
Here, every female—the wife, the mother—the
the either budding into womanhood, or the one in
the decline Of years, in whom - nature contemplates
an chat:lgo—can discover the causes, symp
toms, and the most efficient remedies and most ccr
tain mode of Vim, in every complaint to which ber
'MX is sabjett. • ' i :
The revelations ocmttined in its pages have proved
q blessing to thousands. as the innumerable letters
'l,er:bred by the anther (which he is kerrnitted by the
e•rirers to pnblibl),will attest.
SICKLY AND UNHAPPY WIVES.
Extract of a Letter from a Gentleman in Dayton, 9.
"Da.rroN, May 1, 1847.
" Da A. IL Mitetticlise—My Dear Sir: ' The
, Married Woman's Private Medical Companion.' for
' Welch T unclosed one dollar to your address, came
safely to baud. I would not have troubled you with
these few lines, but that I am impelled by a sense
gratitude, fir. myself and wife, to give utterance
to our sii,cere and heartfelt emotions.
" My wife has been perceptibly sinking for some
ihiee years or more, in consequence of her great an
araith and suffering some month % before and daring'
. cOatirennent every succeaalve one more and more
debilitated and prostrated her, putting her life'in
im
minent datiger, and which wits, on the last occasion.
despaired of f supposed that this state of thingswas
inevitable; and resigned myself to meet the worst.
At this time (now about two months) I beard your
book highly bpuken of. as containing some matters
reaching my rase.. On its receipt and perusal, I can
not express to you the relief it afforded my distressed
mind' and the
,Noy its pages imparted tome wife, on
learning that the great discovery of M. - M. Deso
rimier pre - eideil a remedy. It opened a prospect to
rue which I little conceived was possible. No peen
. .
mury consideration can ever repay the obligations I
under' to you for having been the means of im
part:az to as the matters contained in 'The Married
Medical Companion.' Bat for
419. tex.ther !, eat would hate passed over my
head, in all liaman probability my wife would have
hePr, tr. and my children left inotharlem''
• &aerate from a Leiter.
d
4' iowlthipate.
6..
=EMU
d 9ANciA7,;
Ca:1). if. POTTS
Competence and Health,
• "LANCASTER, PA., Oct. 24; 047.
MT DEAR 9lte: I know yea will hare the hind
UPS?! to bear with me in encroaching upon your time,
while I tesitnowledge fin behalf of myself and wife;
the °litigations we feel ourselves under to you in hav
ine made known -certain matters, contained in your
most mt.:lm a m ° • married %Vornisn's Private Medical
Companion.' It has been worth its weight in cold
to me If 1 express tnyself rather warmly. von will
see thatcats not I caet do so too warmly, when I inform
run of the extent to which I have, through it, been
InfneFEted. I will state my situation When I obtained
book through the merest curiosity I look upon
it es one of the most fortunate events of my life. 1
had been married some ten years, and was the father
isevert children. I wan long struggling nnemoingly
z.-. the end that T might rain a moderate competency,
but the 'results if my utmost exertions at the end left
me about where I wee-it the beginning of each year:
and that only, with-the most stinted economy, guff
cniz, with barely the neeessariea of life. Finally, this
cfrort was beginning to have its effect upon
air health: I felt Ices capa.blo to endure its contain
arum. While I , felt the necessity of perseverance.
This constant, unceasing struggle on my part we*
imperative, in consequence of the prostrated condi
tion of my wife (with occasional intermission) in 10'1
years, much of the time confined to her bed, end of
course incapable of taking the charge and manage.
ment of household affairs. Her condition arose from
causes 'of which I was irtorant. Oh! what would
I have 'given bad I the six year, 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!—all of which would have beta
avOided, had I then seen a copy of Tim MARRIED
W , MAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COSTANIONC"
From a Physician.
DANcEROITS DELIVERIES,
OBSTRUCTIONS, IRREGULARITIES. L.C.
How many are suffering from obstruction or irreg.
ularttie• peculiar to the female system, which sin
dernaineAlocr health, the effect' of which they are
ignorant, and for Which their delicacy forbids seeking
medical advice! How many suffer from &elapses
uteri (falling of the womb), or fromjluor.atbes (weak.
nees, debility, &c., &c) I How many are in constant
a cony for many tnontba preceding confinement! How
many have diflicsat if not dangerous deliveries, and
whose lives ire jeoparded during inch time, will find
in its Daps the means of prevention, amelioration,
and relief!
GCO. TES POTTei
11-0
GEO. 11. PUTTS
To thou just . Mania —" Had I known !"
" DR. A. M. Mataticeao Had I known of the im
portant matters treated din 'The Married woman's
Private Medical Companion' some yearly ago. how
cwt.+, misery I might have escaped I have 'offered
years - from can.ses which you point out in your book,
w;ll.ont knowing what to do. I obtained a cop, and
e.yind my case treated of. trust tru every fema le Rill
e nit herself of the infivmation contained in its pages."
f. tern are daily received of this character, none
c,. eery to present .
Tti those vet onmarried, but sontemplimin i g mar
, ;.•cc. or perhaps hesitating as to the propriety of
in^urrine the nnonsibilities attendant upon it, the
imi once of being poi:teased of the revelations con
r:-.;reel in these pages, so intimately involving their
Inture happiness, can not be appreciated.
It is, of course, impracticable to convey more, fully
the. various subjects treated of, u they are of a na
tnreistrictly intended for the married, or those. con
t,riplutinc marriage: neither is it necessary, since
.t is every ones duty to become possessed of know!.
rtice whereby the suffering!' to w hich a witi., a ;not)]
er. or a sinter. may be subject, can be obviated
Gir Conic* will be sent by Mall free of Postage
re - On the receipt of(lrtit Dollar. " THE MAIL.
}LIED wOltaN'S PRIVATE SIEDICAL COM.
PA NION - is scut (m.sifvd free) to any pnrt of the
United States. -.All,lettera mnst be postiokid (except
thnjo containing a rernittknepl, and addressed to Dr
A. M.' 51A.U11.10EAL:, Box 1221, New York City.
rablishing.ollinn; No. 129 Liberty it.. New York.
Over 20,000 Copies baler been sent by MAX!.
thri•r month,, with perfect safety and car
t
Booksellers mid agents engaged in it. , ale, are
Making, handsome competencies from the ready
.and extraordinary. demand for. it, and tlae,extreme
ly tilperal terms itrocded them. -
•
•
Active local or travelling Agent-, throughout
the United Fates and Canadtvi, will be supplied
on the same terms. Communications are required
to be post...paid and addressed as above.
111-tr .
;CAUTION.---The: public are cautioned
ag-amst the -various catchpennies intended to be
palmed off Upon them, imitating the title of the
work ets“ The l:trarried Ladies' Medical Compan
ton," and various other titles. The title of the
work is " The _Married WOMAN'S Private
Medical Compaision," 1y Dr. A. M. - Ilfaurireau.
August 17, 1850. - al—Grn
Frew Steads Saw - MLUI..
THE , SUBSCRIBER' RAMC ERECTED aND
put into operation an estonsive Strain New
at the bead of Oliver Creek, on a.large , tract of the
best timber land In Schuylkill County—he Is prepay.
ea to famish sawed timber of all sizes, including
Props for Mines, dtc.; at the shortest petit:a. Confi-
dent that his raperior - advantages will enable him to
sett his. Lumber at tower rates, than those of any other,
establishment In this eettlon—he respectfully eoliths
the attention of his friends and the public generally.
'assured theta Vaal only Is necessary to lIMTIe their
patronage. , Fermi desiring Lumber, will apply, to
the subscriber In Pottsville, Otto Ms Arlan the UHL
Lumber delivered atany point.
• Anent 17, 1530
oTILL LATER FROM TOR MINES.--AT
t.. 3 Bright A. Polies Town Hall bon Store. Centre
Iltriet; Pattlltilie. CM Detours!! ettami and sizes of
the metal, from a 3d Nall or BAD* T elr to a Poreir
rietnater Mar=e pile' or Nall Rod. Ro ed liar. Rim.
emend Iron. Sprlng,Bilater. Mennen &Cur Steel.
A large pori lon done u p In Cast Iron P tr. Rad Irons,
Wagon Boxes. ice.
0c1 03 913, 1330.
THE MINERS' JOU 1t.N , 414,LA.1NR ,iI . 'O.I I 'I'§VILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER. , !
W
Mt 4 *
Eat rad from a Letter.
"PITILADV.PIII tA, Nov. :9. 11147
to the Parehemer.
JOHN TEMPLE
• LT-ty
409.
urn nuartiestm: '
irl d cias un it e D nm r ,
o ir e Tztrict #I4NVIZ n ir .
- Cheviot Sheet.4s2oo,lXlC '..taiarter per-
Pt!. Continue to make lararaatel wal , o
ls*n the
l"I molt favorable terse ' —'— • '
Align OCIPOOICEI FOR : TEO COAL
REGION,
•Bannatt's Book Store, - Centro .ore:4'oa:trill' 1.
MME SPREAD OP INTELLIGENCE, AND Tag i
I consequent increased demand for Nearrpapenr
**.c - ' ' throttgbaut the Coal Region, have itidnced the sUb• i
, *Miter to establish a permanent Agency liu , all the
,- popular Journals add Periodicals printed to tbe•conn.
try. Which be Will furnish at the PUBLISHERS'
4 7, or 001cES. Persona at a distaneer„by remitting GI the
price debt) paper, will receive, regularly. any of the
ct '`• ifiblittwing he may select. on the day of publication.
t - , List of Ninosjorltss.
of
The Miner** journal 111200----racil *Life to 'Unlace.
of l' New York Tribune. London Punch, .
oli N. Y Weekly Rer*td*3 00 London Mining Jeurnal.
lha The of our Union 04r00 Near! Gazette 'O2 00
sat Saturday Courier 02 00 Evening Post *2 00
tin DOHS: Newspaper 01.25 Scott*. Weekly 02 00
he European News di 00 Monti Journal 02 00
me Asihor's Horne Gaz• 00 0 0
we IS Subscriptions receiced loran) , arressible Paper in
out the United States end Europe ~
. ,
, Magazines. :' ‘
atm
Graham's Magazine $3 00 &Backwoods IV 00
—....,.__,
••. iklll'l of Palley and Unlon Magazine 03 00 Edinbuittb Reelect..
dum Bonus or bonus to be incr'sd limpet's Magazine, 43 00 London Query Review,
--Policy. Insured. addition. by future aditions• National do *2 00 North British Review.
—4-- ---- --,---- -------- International Miscel.y3 GO Westminister Review,
No 158 SlOOO *452 50 81,259 50
i
Litters faring Ago 05 00 The Cultivator Si 00
"89 1 2500 •1 65015 3,156 2.5 American Review $5 00 slerrps Museum' . fil 00'
" 276 2.000 415 - .2,475 00 Mettle Magazine ' ' -.6 in
•• 333 -.. 3000 1187 50 8.167 50 At the same plate will always be a supply of
=Am &c. lac. „ Ac.. Blank Books of every description.
• ------- schwa @nob, a full assortment,
Pamphlets containing tables of rates and ezglana• , LoW Books. Repints,Fonns, &e:,
tions, forms of appilcation ; and further information i A choice collection of etendord works.
can be had at the nitre. All the cheap publications as they are tanned,
H. W.IIICHARDS, Pr.idellt- Prints and Picture Prames,Engravings, ice., - •
Jour( F. Janes, Actuary. • I Letter. Friniacap.kinte and Wrapping Paper,
The euhectlOct it Agent for the 'abort! Campriay ie I iinstol BOrd; Drawing and Drafting Paper.
Schuylkill County , and will eireil.lo,ll,3l,t". and 1 illastine Paper. White and Blue Pasteboard,
give all ncceextry infomialinn nn the subject. , Lawyer's en d j nin i nee Blank , and Forms.
0. HANNAH. The beat Needles in the United States.
June 29, 16.50 : Sh-ly Stairs , QUllli, Steel. PerM , Sealing Wax * Pencils,
• . --- --- ---t- —= --------- 1 Razors, Razor Strata. Brushes. snap. &e.,
THEE It NOZ .lIIISIIRANCE COMPANY. , Plain and Engraved Visiting Cards,
CAPITAL STOCH..S9OO,OOO: ! -Wafers. Stamps, India Robber, Envelopes, ,
FIRE, MARINE -AND 1
LIFE' INSURANCE. Violin Strings. Backgammon hoards, fliee;Playing
Office on, Water Street, inWises' Berri Rase. Cards, Pen Knives:Motto Seals ,
v isee n n e n , INDiima. , I Black, blue and red Inko,Sand; Seals,
... ~ .
The capital being paid upend lavestralsteitetriesWith
a large and constantly Mete-aide; reserveiTfund. of
fera'a_perfect felinity to the tnattred:
The premiums may be paid yearly. half yea'rly, or
quarterly..
The company add boars y41041=14 tts the n
auntacu for life, The, gist bonus, 'appropriated la
DeteMber.ls4l, and the secund *Senna In Ucterober,
1612, amount to an addition of 1262 -*Wavery lige°
insured under the oldest policies, Making 01262 50
winch 'win be paid ‘ wheti it shall become a Claim, In.
stead of 11000 originally iasured i; the nest oid6ll
amount to 01237 60; the nest in age to 01212 50 for .
every 01000 the others in the seine proportion ac
cording to Mean:mum and time of standing, which
additions make an average of moth than 60 per cent.
upon the premiums paid, without increasing the an
nual premium.
The follbwing are a few examples from the Ile
;later:
' 1 1 1118 Company having been duly organized. and
/1. ten per cent. paid In on the capital stoat subscri
bed, and balance secured by mortgage on Real Estate
and by personal guarantee, ate now prepared to affect
Insurance against Lot* or Damage by Fire. on Build
ing", Merchandlae, Machinery, Mills, Mannfactorfee.
and all descriptions of property; alto merchandise
and produce in the course of Inland transportation.—
the risk, of the seas. &e., !Lc. t also, the Units of
Steamboats, and other vessels, and upon the Mies ; of
individuals going to California.. The rates of ;de
l:Mt:Liu will be as low as those of any other RESPortiti-
ILE Company.
MI lorscsliberalty adjusted, and prOmptly
The stork of this Coin psny is held entirely In the West,
and controlled by western men, and In no tray con
nected with Neu' York. ,
DIRECTORS •
How. R. N. CAVIAR. Vincennes.
WILLIAM J. MORRO, do ,T
.1110. W. MADDOX, d 0 .
JACOII PEA, do •
SAMUEL WISE, do
Peng P. BAILEY, ' Fort Wayne. Indiana.
Thomas T. Boteattme, Lafayette, do, •
WALlrit W. EARLY, Terre-Haute, do
ffmtav D. L'vansvllle, . • do -
strum( Itorroarf. Jeffersonville.
WiLl.fitst !Icon es, do •
LEVI SPARS., do
JAntre Kesawiß, do
R..N. CARR NN, President.
SPOOR IrlerTnnityr , ,, Vice resident.
C. M. ALLEN, Secretary.
W. .1. MEBERD, Treasurer.
Shot' Life and California risks taken at this agency
at extra rates. •
JOHN L. C. MARTIN. Agent
Dec 29, 1818.53-tf
. .
Eif i 111 '{•1~1
'rim Delaware Mutual: lately Insurance Company.
1 —Office Nnrth'Rooin of the, Exchange, Third St.,
Philadelphia.
FIRE INSURANCE.—Buildings, Marchand'sr and
other property In Toia and Cease, y, insured againat
toga ordatnage by tire at the lowest rate ofprem.um.
MARINE INSffRANCE.—They also Insure Vessels,
Cargoes and might', foreign or coaatvilse under open
or special polictes,ar the assured may 'desire.
ILhAND TRANSPORTATION.—They also insure
inerebandlze transported t.y Wnenns. Railroad Cira,
Canal Boats and Steamboats, no rivers and lageaon
the woo liberal terms.
D/RECTOII.9..
.10,eph 1(03W, JahlrF C. bland ,
Edmund A. Smite r. Thenphilus - Paulding
John C. DAVIS, 11: Jones Brooke,
Robert Barton, ' Henry Sloan.
Job', R. Penro2e, Hugh Craig. •
Samuel Edwarda. George Seri-ill,
• Gen. O. Loper, • BpenterAirtlvain.
Edward Darlington, Chatles'Nelly.
[Mtn R. Davis. J Ji.bnvon.
Wllltant flab. .
John Newlin. Vt. B. Thorna.l.
Dr. R. M. Huston, John Sellers,
Eyre,Jr. J. T. Morgan,
10.1". Morgan, ii We,. flnealey.
WILLIAM' MARTIN IPresident,
Etetiastr. S. NEWBoLitt, lirertAary.
The subscriber having been appointed agent for the
above Company, is now prepared to make .Inttranre
on all drettrlptions of property on the inset liberal
remit Apply axri, D Potts' olliee. Morris' Addition
or at my hottv In *it ket Street,
M M A ()ONA 11l
45-I y
Nov lt • 1544
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J. 4 1 41.0. 1r
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CHERRY PECTORAL:
For she Core of
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRON
CHITIS, 011.017 P, ASTH.
WHOOPING-COUGH
IVLA,,
AND CONAMNPTION
The um corm Soccoss which hire attended the use of
his prepuailoti—its salutary leireet —its power In
relieve and (ire affectiora Of the lungS, have gained
for it a celebrity equalled by lid other medicine. We
octet it to the rained pith' entire confidence its h'
virtues, and the full belief that it will subdue .nd
remove the FleVelPla attacas of disease upon the throat
and LUNEs. These results. as they become publicly
known, very naturally attract the attention of medical
men and philanthropists everywhere. Wbac ie their
opinion of CHERRY PECTORAL may he Aeon in the
following:—
VALE?iTitif.: D. Prnf. iluteeti bled
College, New york, says gives toe pleasure to
certify the value and efficacy of Ayer'. CHERRY*
PECTORAL, Which (consider peculiarly adapted to
cure dlseapea gftbq Throat and Lump, —
THE RT. REV. LORD lil3llOV FIELD. writes In
a letter to his friend, who was fin.t. Sinking under an
difection of the Lungs :—" Try the CHERRY PIC.
WAAL and leant medicine can give yon relief, with
the blearing of God that will."
CHIEF JFATICE F:113710, of Louisiana, writes
"That a young daughter of his was cured of several
severe attacks of Croup thrthe .• CHERRY PICTO
"
ASTHMA AND BRONCIIITIB.—The Canadian
Journal of. hiedical Science states, "That Asthma and
Bronchitis it, prevalent In this inclement climate, has
yielded with surprising rapidity to Ayer's CHERRY
PECTORAL, and we cannot too , strongly recommend
thia skillful preparation to the Profession and public
generally•"
Let the relieved answer speak for himsel
Hartford, Jan. ^.6,1847.
Dr. : U. •Ay er —Dear 'dir:—!laving been rescued
'front a painful and dangerous diseust by your medi
cine, gratitude protnyts Me t send you tqle acknowi.
etiginentotoionlyto jostler to you, but fur Wt. infor
mation of otttert to like afflictiou.
A alight cold upon the Lungs, neglected at firt.t, be
came so severe that spitting of blood, a violent coegh
atidproluse bight aweate.followed and fastened upon
became emaciated, could not sleep. was dim:
tressed by my cough, and a pain Omagh !best
and In short. had all the alatudng symptom, of quick
consumption. No medicine seemed at all to reach 14
cute, until t providentially tried your I'iIERRY PEI
ToRAL, which soon relieved anti now tins mired me.
' Yours, With reaper!
E. A. STET.
4:64ny, X. 1.. Apiil 171144.
tic. A)ev . , Sir :—I have for! Sean
been afflicted with A.ituril in the worn form inn the
I have been °mired to to my chair for 3 larger
part of the time. being antibie.; to breathe nit my bed.
I had' tried a great'inany medicine. In on purpose,
until my Plirticiap pre.eritt. (1, a- an experimentanur
CHERRY { , F.rTORAI,
At fir.t it gem:lied in make none, hot to leer
than a week I began in experience the most gratity•
ing teller from it. (pie; and nnw, to four iv...kr, the
iii eve it entitety • remOred. I flu f..1 ,, ep out my bed
with cninfott, and enjoy a -tale ni lie.tltti which Iliad
never espested M enjnv.it L'O. e. PARRA:NT.
Frer t ared by AVPH. Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
sra in Paging/le, by JOAN O. BROWN; Anvers
rills,J• B. FALLS; and Urugmate generally
March SO, 193t1 131 y
AFFLICTED REA6').f
Medical Ho use.
.i,ITI,SFEED, A,. BE CURED.
gTAI3I.II4IIF.ti 15 YEARS AGO, BY De. KIN - ',
Bilious Fevers and Liver ecaoplainti
EKELM. N. W. corner or Third nod Union Fits., General Debility, Logs °r Am:tar, AND J,_
-r Oissasits or I , ' eust.ree--Fe-set medicines have. been
beir , een l4 Orure and Pine tOrects. Philadelphia.
Youth and Manhood; or a Premature Death. I use d with the most heneficied results in cases of
liINK,ELIN ON . etELP PRESERVATION—ONLY I
25 Cents. Thus Book Just published, is fined with use• , thiA description :—KINO's Ectt. and eicnorute, in
its "M form. vi,lds to the mild - yel. powerful
hit Inforneatlna , on the In fi rmities and diseases of the : t .• - • ,
1 , 1 Medicines - titan?
Human Organs. It. addresses Itself alike to Youth. ; action of the:le 1,-marza....e .
Manhood and Ott Age, and should he read by att. : SWEATS, NERVOUS DerteuzY, Neavons Com-
The valuable iedver.e and (wafture re warning Ugly.' i
PLI Ts of ail kind.. PALPrrtrisri ur TUE HEART,
wilt prevent years of misery and suliering-and save 1 ~ IN
, .r.
anituaily Thousand' , or Liven. . r, t orreta 14 e,ol.lc,.are IpeEdily eutvd.. .
~ Parental by reading It will tearp-hoW to prevent the i l inKacuRIAL imam ,
nestruction of that children- , ' ' ~.
t
la O A reminanee of ticente„ eticloseditt a letter ad- . am' W1346e coas itut lona hitti:o - beenuttf kn..
dressed to Dr. Kinked:,,. W. corner or Third : stud , . um(, will
Vision Streets , between spruce and Pine, Phttactet- 1 Infiniti by' , the injudicious use ; elf Mertr
lind these Medicines a perfect cure, as they pover
p o hi r
mal e, tw l lll ensure a book under envelope, per return i fail to ere/ble ~.ak ‘ from the F 1.,,,,,,,,, a u it o .,etroot, of
I
Persons at a dist:thee may address Dr. K. by le l iter. 1 Ateryttry infinitely sooner than the must poiverful
(post-paid and he cured at home. preparations of iiarnaparilla. . A single :trial Ail
Packages of Medrelnes, Directions, &r.. forwarded „i n ,.,, thpn i beyond the reich of comFtiti!:9, in
by ~aim retralmume. nod pet op semi , from dans.
age or curiosity. th - e - estitnation of every patient. .
..
_:._.
Book-sellere, News Agents. Pedlars, Canvassers. i treguma, OF COQ T,
and des.s supplte l l with the above work at very i
low 1 ht.' wend have lately heel'. cliseovered, - and their
Ashton 24, 1850 ' ' I nefarious authors =levied, both in the city of New
York and *mad.
Buy of no ' one who it; 'ytot 1111 ittrrtlolt,„4l' tt
larnsrlig MARTIN,
WtHOLESALE and Retail Dealer. Pik DR
DODS, G ROESKIES. TEAS, LIQUORI3.6
ere ott Centre Street, near the corner of M
-aooloodo9 to orbteb the attentaaaf the etttzeni aftela
and cesatryierespectlullyhol o lki:ed,
N 1, LITTLE,
Pottsville. Oct 17-411,1 J O H N S. O:JdAJITIN
SI
Wail and 'Semen Paper, by t heileyr or yard,
Juvenile Games, Toy books an Primers,
Perfumery, Soaps, Hair brushes &. Ladles' Combs.
13 Order; for any of the above, with the money
accompanying, will he promptly attended to,
HANNAN.
Printer, Bookseller &Pe rindlear et., Pottsville.
Nov .23. 1830 , - 47
COPT BOOKS, MEMORANDA BOOKS. he.,
In wackier, formate whelesate and retail. at the
enbacribet's Blank Book Manufactory, Pottsville. at
Philadelphia wholesale pricer. Encourage borne.
manufactures, If you want to rapport the Region—
there the doctrine. B. BANIVAN,
Bookraller, Publisher and 'Manufacturer.
Sept 21,1850
MOFFAT'S
Life Pills and Phceaix Bitters,
These Medicines have now been before the
public for a period of TOWN 'YEARS, and
daring that time have maintained a high chime
ter in almost every part of the globe for their ex
traordinary and immediate. power of restoring per
• feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
kind of disease to which the human frame is liable.
IN MARY THOUSANDS
of certificated instances; they have even rescue°
sufferers 'from the very verge of an untimely
grave, after all the deceptive nostmrns of the day
had utterly failed ; and to many thousands they
have 'permanently secured that uniform enjoy-
thent of health, without which life itself is but.
a partial blessing. So great, indeed; has their
efficacy invariably and infallibly proved, that it
has appeared scarcely less: than miraculous to
those who were acquainted, with the beautifully
philosophical principles upon which they are com
pounded, and upon which they consequently act.
It was to their manifest and sensible action in
purifying the springs and channels of life, and en
duing them with renewed lone and vigor, that
they were indebted for their name- _
Unlike the host of pernicious quackeries which
boast of vegetable ingredients, the LIFE MI
ciNzs are purely and solely vegetable; and
.rontain neither Muleey, nor Antatuiny, nor
Arsenio; nor any other mineral, in any form
'thatever. They are entirely composed of ex
• elei3 from rare and powerful plants, the virtues
of which, though long known to several ladle!,
tribes, and recently to some eminent pharmaceu
tical chemists, are altogether unknown to the
ignorant pretenders to medical science ; and were
never before administered in so happily efficacious
combination.
The first operation is to. loosen from the coats
of the stomach and bowels the various impuri
ties and crudities constantly settling round them ;
and to remove the hardened foxes 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 ita train of evils, or sudden
•
Diarrhoea with its imminent dangeri. This fare
is well-known to all regular anatomists who ex:
amine the human bowels after death ; and hence
the prejudiee-of theskwell-informed men against
the quack fnedicines of - thet_age.The second
effect of the VEGETABLE 'lm,: MEDI.
LINES is to cleanse the, kidneys and tlitirblad
der ; and, by this means, the liver and tangs,
the healthful action of Which entirely depends
(Mon the regularity of the urinary organs. The
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, courses
freely throue) the veins, 'renews every part of
the system, and triumphantly mount's the ban
tier of health in the blooming cheek.
The following are among the distree va
riety- of human diseases in which the VEGB,..
TABLE LIFE MEDICINES are well known
to be infallible. '
DYSPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the
tiret and second stomachs, and creating a flow of
pure healthy . bile, instead of the stale and acrid
kind ; Fitiltelenegr o , Lois 01?HRART
!WEN, 11EADACIIE. fiesmEasssse, ILL:Tsurcit,
ANXIATY, LANGUOR., and ..111aLsacnots, which
are the general symptoms of Dyspepsia, will
vanish, as a natural consequence of its cure,
costiveness, by cleansing the whole length
of the intestines with u solvent process, and
without violence; all. violent purges leave the
bowels costive within two days.
Diarrhoea and chol e ra,, by removing the
sharp acrill,fluids by which these complaiete are
teetasioned, and hy promoting the lubrientive se
cretion of the inticatte membrane
Fevers ‘” :dl reetorntg the blood to a
regular en (lila tine , threneh the process of per*
ration * id rte - 11 C 1 5 ,,,. and the thorough solution of
n il bite tide.) (.115tructinit in others.
The lave Me teetrae have been known to
cure itheuertatient permanently in three weeks,
and Gout in half that time, by removing local
inflammation from the muscles, and liramente of
the joints. f,
Dropmes of all hinds, by Freeing and strength
cane the kidneys and bladder : they operate most
delightfully on these important organs, and hence
have ever found a certain remedy for the
worst cases GraveL
AIN, Worms, by dislodging from the turnings
of the le.wola the slimy matter to which these
et. attires adhere.
Asthma awl Consmaption, by relieving the
air-v esseb , of the lungs from the mucous which
even-slight eolde will occasion, and which, if nei
intievd, becomes hardened, and prednees these
dis,ases.
Scurvy, Ulcers, a nd Inveterate So res by
by
perfect, purity which the LIFE =ail.
eau the hloal, and all the hu2nurs.
Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complex
to.na, I heir ,Iterti two effect upon the fluids that
the ...him mni the morbid rtate of which theca
, t tuptice compiniuts, sallow. cloudy, and
' • • .7.,:centile complexions.
• -of the , . Pills for a very short time
• °it, entire cure of Salt Rh eum , and
striking improsuccan in the &turtles.; of the skim
Common Colds znut Influenza wilt alway. he .
cured by one d.tst. or by two even itt tho worst'
- rice.
pan. As a rentkely tor this most distressing'.
and ohm u tate malady, the vEGETABLE LIFE .
MEDICINES flPF.erVt` it distinct 1110 e t ophatid
recommendation. It is well-known to hundreds.
in this city, that the i ihrnier proprietstr of these
slit bee Medicines wsic himself kith:tied with this
t - ,tr opw:ads• TMIZTt-tire ; and
that he tried in t sill ever!, remedy preicribed
within t h.: win to compass of the Materia
lie howertr 6t length tried the Atetlicinc which .
is now ofrercd to Abe public, and he was cured in
• axery short time. atter his recotrnry had been pro
-flounced nit only 'improbable, but absolittelyirn
t possible, by any human means.
• FEVER AND AGUE. •
For this scourge of the 'western country , these
Medicines will be found a safe, speedy, stud cer
tain remedy. Other trietliciacis leave the syaem
subject to a return of 'the discisc , --a cure by . theise
inedieines is permanent—TßY TiiE3l, BE
'VIED ' -
SEE
EMI
* Aar= • •A • PURVIAII. DEALER IN SCRAP IRON
Prepared and fold Dr. W. P. gliur r Aviv • CoPPer. - Bran. Bar end alcwit Tin. fin r
336 Broadway, New York. ' Optetter Lea& kr. •Orders resolved for Braes aa-
BY Copitei. work. Mettlitie • thinlitlng.. • 411 ordire
SALE
FOR connected with theabove Itnepromptlx r attended to.
JOHN G. STIONW. Agent f or Selman' Co. 111) , South Strert,tbove Front, Pbtlsclelpall.
lan 29,1949 5047 Jane ID, use 24,tf
•
LIVER oommstarr. - ' , 13WLEV3 Patent Pia Proof PAM. 1
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA, ',CHRONIC OR -NTH THOU OHIO. I
t VOUS rosorurr. otarAos OF THE . i
KIDNEYS. t. . 'rim Subscribers have jest received a farther sup
-I. PIT or this Mauler and valuab e sobstatde. In
And ail diseases arising from a dlsordserdLiver orSto
tandOeditnilanatetOor b tb ro e n s m ia . t r e ese c m ol b o l r i;ig tl 4: e h a a n y d e st a on b e sow ID
math, sutla es can't I patio°, Invatd piles,rolltiess, or
' blood to the head,.telditrof the stomach, nausea, ...
- heartburn, disgust tbr food, fellness. or weigh: In I s' se ts ' luld sd mach admired fa r th e f f ti nt °r budd i es
1 d
the stontacti, sour eruct:along. sinking or flat- i l principa ingre lents are illicit, alumina and pro
/
tering atthe pit of the stomach, swimmin g wild, of iron, which in the opinion of scientific men
,
- of the bead, Marled and difficult breath- i i
satisfactorily accounts for its are-proof nature...the
= tag. fluttering at tne heart, choking or i two former substances being non-conductors, and the
sufilcating sensations when in a lying flatter acting as a cement, to bind the whole together
' posture. diraniness of SiSillh, dots ,araud make .a firm and durable paint.
•
webs berm e the sight, fever and dull pain In the head, For eve It is mixed with Linseed 011 , and applied
trbrusb, the same as ordinary pawl, to wood
deficiency of perspiration.' yellowness of Ike , iron , tin, kinc, canvass, paper,dm. It harden. grado
. skin and eyes.pain in the side, back, chest,
limbs, &c., sudden fineries of heat, I ally and been me. fire-proo f. It Is pankSISTIT snail
burning In the tlesh , constant) c the for roofs of buildings, steamboat aid ear.decke,
railroad brldges,fences, &c. A toot totted with the
Imaginings or evil, and great depression of spirits.
, t article is equal to one , of slate , ate vast saving of es
can be effectually cured by
Da. 1100FLAND'S t'ELEBRATED GERMAN BIT- 1 P ei:l ' le '
ten. prepared by Dr C. DI. Jackson, at the Ger - Specimens mar he seen atthe °Mee ti the subset(
bet! , HARRISON,. BROTH 'RR ik c. C o.,
me Medicine Store. NO. 120 Arch Street,
Their *eer over tb i r l it ia bo e v i e P d h itisella not excelled. 1 Anal 22.1840- N n,
43b Booth
Front
St "
P r a l i f ida
if eon id, by any other preparation in the U. States, ,
i
as the tures atteet, In many cases after skillful physi
cians had failed: *
These Bitters are worthy the attention of invalds.
Possessing great virtues in the rectification of delug
es of the Ltvei and lesser glands, exercising the moat
searching POwers in weakness and affections of the
digestive organs, they are, withal, safe, certain and
pleasant.
React Ann se Cosviscati.--The Hon. Charles U .
timeline, Editor of the Camdem theocrat, the best
paper iu West Jersey, say's. July 21:—".11nolland's
German Blaers.—We have seen ny flattering to.
tines of tills medic ine. and the sour e from which they
faille, induced nate make inquiry
w i spreting its merits.
la
From inquiry we rre persuaded o use It. and most
pay we found it specific in its actioli upon msease• al
ihe.tiver and digestive organs. and the pow e t fit! Influ
ence it exerts upon nervous prastrlion is rral4 sur
prising. It calms and strengthens th nerves, hi I using
them Into a Plate of repose, making sleep refreNl.lnr.
a\ e
"if this medicine were Mere gene ally used, is. e are
satisfied there would be !CPS sicknrs ,as from the sto
mach, liver and nervous system,the teat majority of
real and imaginary diacascs emanate Have them in
a healthy condition. and you can hid defiance to epi
demics generally. This extraordinary medicine we
would advise our friends who are at all India nosed ll
give a trial—lttvlll then ieconamend itself It . shouill
in Wt. be in every family. No ether medicine ran
produce such evidences of merit."
. . (From the Boston Bee.]
The editor Said, Dee. 22.1—' Dr, finodand's Cele
brated German Bitters, for the cure of liver complaint.
Jaundice. dyspepsia. chronic nr nervous itebilo , is
deservedly one of the most popularawdlcinos of the
day- These Bitters have heen need by thousands. and
a friend at our elbow says he hap himself 1 eerlV , d -in
effectual and permanent cure of Liver Complaint from
the use of this remedy. We are convinced that, in
the use of these Patera, the patient constantly Rama
strength and vigor—a fact worth; of great considera
tion. They are pleasant in taste and .melt, and ran
he aped by persons with the most debut.. stomachs
with safety, under any circumstances. We are speak
ing from_ experience and to the afflicted P ' it• advise.
their use.
Scott's Weekly, one of the beet litera r ry papers pun-
Sidled. said Aug. ?..fah—" Dr.„lloofland's German Bit
ters,manuPavtured by Dr. Jackson. are,now recom
mended be some of the most prominent members of
the faculty, as an article of much efficacy In eases of
female weakness. as such is the case, ire would ad
vise all Mothers to obtain a bottle, and thus sane
themselves much sickness. Persons of debilitated
constitut:ons will find these - Bitters adr antageolis iu
their health, as we know from experience the salutary
erect they have upen weak systems.—
judge' M. Id. Noah. a gentleman with great scien•
tide and literary attainments. maid in his New Vntit
IVeskly ,Messersgrei , January 5, 1850 lionnand'a
Gentian Bitters.—liere in a preparation which the
',tiding presses in the frninn appear to be unanimous
In recommending, and the rescue Is PbVlnUfe, It Is
made after a prescription funnelled by th e h tv D r
Christopher Wilhelm Honfland. Profee.rit of the tel
veretty of Jena. Private Physician to the King or
Prussia, and one of the greatest Medical writers Ger
many has ever produced. He was emphatically the
enemy of humbug; and therefore a medicine of whit I'
he was the Inventor and endoraer may hr, ynnfidmitir
relied on. He specially recommended it In liver Com •
plaint. dyspepsia, debility, vertigo, acidity of thew ,
mach.constipatlon. and all complaints arising from a
dieorded condition niche stomach, the liver and the
Intestines. Nine Philadelphia papers express their
conviction of itsexcellence, and several of the editors
speak of its effects from their own indiVidun/
expe
rience, --Crider these circumstances, we feel warrant
ed. not nnlv in calling the attention - of - our readers to
the present proprietor's (Dr. C.'lll..lacksnn's) rire
partition, hut in recommending the article to all afflict
ed." Mont Evineacv.
The Philadelphia Saturday Gamic the hvet faintly
newspaper published In thetTnitee fifate., the etthor
enye of Dr. Ilnofiand'a German Hitters —" It i• seldom
that we a venntmend what are termed Patent Medic Mee
to the confidence and patronage of out readers ; and.
therefore, when we recommend Dr linofland's Ger
man Bittern, we %tale It to be ilisikt tt, tia.femtm,e t ha,
we are not speaking of tilt niptitotni. or the • — t v. ,1141
arc nosted about for a hrief pet . na then
after they have done their guilov secant miNrh ler, hut
of a tusallelne long established, universally privd
which hat met the hearty approval of the l'aculfy
Evidence upon evidence has been received (like the
foregoing) tram sections of the Union. the last
three yearn, and the strongest testimony in tta fay..r
Is, that there Is more of it used In the t iraellr , of the
regular Physicians of Philadelphia than all the nth.,
nostrum combined, a fact that can easily be establish
ed, and fully proving that a scientific preparation will
meet with their quiet approval when presented ever.
In this form.
That this medicine will cure Liter Complaint and
Dyspepsia, no 1111 e ran doubt, alter iniing it .iediraried
It acts specifit ally upon the 1•11)111301 Rm.! liver—it 1~
preterahle to calomel In all bilioup. vfn I
19 immediate They to admitiege). d 1., Isla-ii.nr
Infant with merely and ieliahle benefit. at ea).
' BEWaillE OF COUNTERFFITn.
This medicinehas attained that blob diameter which
is necessary for all medicine-to attain to induct mom
terfeiters to put forth a Npurs:nu ,, article at the OA of
the lives of those who are innocently decieved. Look
well to the marks of the cennitte. They:l:have cite
written signature of C. M. JACK ON upon The wrap-
per, and the !une blown in the bottle, without which
Mee are spueidite. „
For sale, wholesale and medic at . the_Dct man Me:
dicinehAtore, No. Dl.O Arch Rtreet, OUP door helan Oth.
Date of ra Race At.) Philadelphia, and by respeerabie
deaiera generalltt throughout the country. Alao, for
sale by .1. IIItOWN, Drugsrlat. Pottsville, Pa
June 8, mina
The Greatest Discovery of the Ago
DR. TRASK'S
MAGNETIC OINTMENT.
R constantly effecting cures of the' utmost impor
1. lance. The molit incredulous are eons inced—the
most fauhiessare compelled to believe lit the power
and virtue, of this great remedy.
his universally admitted to be -the most wonderful
candiination known to the world for the Immediate
relief of diFeace and pain.
It never fails while therespmaina sufficient life to
restore a natural and heattily action to the eapillai y
vessels orate body, and equalizetho circulation oftho
blood By this means a controlling power iF gained
over the most malignant fornia of disease, which can
not he obtained from any other remedy. Such is the
power of this combination that it penetrates to every
portion of the human frime; every bone and muscle,
vein and ligament is searched cut and made sensible
of he purifying and healing Influence. Ilene it rotnes
it copes as readily with Internal as external diseases
Numerous instances are on record where 003
dy has restored health to patients so near the ;trove
tat the most poiverful internal remedies failed to pro.
dare any eiterr Bath hatrfrequently been the rase in
lefiammation of the Bowels,
No patient need ever die with this diseatte whore the
ltiagnetit Ointment can be obiOned. That dangerous
npidemlc known aighs
Putrid Erysipelas.
can 3IWaVn be cured by this remedy.. Poi
Nammatory Rheumatism,
this ointment is the most complete remedy prepared.
In 99 rases out of Inn it wilt afford entire relief to the
worst rage): of
Nervous Fleadarhe,
in thirty minutes. For nervous diseases this remedy
"Ii of Immener WIMP.
Affertionsmf the spine. rheumatism, t .menes . s.uire•
rue sore throat, bronchitis, pleurisy, croup, chill',
braises, scald head, scrofula, salt Ilhentn, erysipelas,
cholera nimbus. ague In the htee or ',ream; bums,
inflamed eyes,- fever sores, gre., will he immr.!tately
relieved by the use of this remedy.
For further particulars and truirnonials, see pamph
lets left with each agent.
Mire '25 and 40 cents per bottle. far sa"l(43'
JOHN O. BROWN. Pottesille; and J. W. GIBBS,
. .
Alan, for ante by nn Agent In eat blown in (Ito State.
Aeptember 9. 1950. iA —1 r
ncii3;l , AND B[[OE STORE.
CORNER OF CENTRE Jr.typ MARKET STS.
toTTsviLE.
THE subscribers Invite the attention 'of the p,uhtle
to the very extensive assortment of Goods, con
sisting of
inENTLESIEN'S Calf. .13titchel, Fudged .and Pegged
Boats, Calf and Klp,.donble soled Sowed and Peg.
. ged BoOtil, Water Proof Beets rimed and Peggedi
from 52 to $4 ; New Euglandand Philadelphia man
ufactured Coarse Ilhots.,in grgat variety, ennstanl
ly on hand; Cloth and 'Lasting Gaiter Onote, and
. Congress Colter!, Calf Nulliliers, OrOgon Ties, and
Sewed and Pegged slonroes, -
MINERS' Bents and Monrnea, of first quallty, at
low hikes. . .
BOYS' . and renthe Boole and Menne, enure °trine ,
LAMB* French and English 'Lamps, o.iter Boots,
Morocco, Calfskin and Goat Bootees. Freneh 51or
retro, Balfskinand Ofolt Bowl, French Morocco,
Rid welt and pump spring Bucskina and lefferanns,
French Morrocco and Kid Turnronutio, from 50 ets.
to $1 ; Mew England Bootee:sand Stifles ef all kind,
cheap. . .
MNSES` and Children,' Bootees and Shoes. a large
aseeilmentnnitable for this market, conitartllY on
GUM Elastic Shoes:
Oar stock ofG um Elastic S hoes are o f thirties% man
ufactured aniciesthe coutary can agent: Asdies and
. Gentlemen would do well to will and provide them.
ulna with . good Gum Shoes, 'belief% }never/tithe
yet discovered of Colds Coughs Ind Conaumptimi.
TRUNK% Carpet Bags and Tanen.- ,
The 'Travelling .comrou laity will dnda4a tseil ISlP
plied with Ida above articles 'which we - will welt-at
moderate prices. • •
'Boot:sand Shoes. made or capitiredtqorATt
Cern ss CASH. , , •
MEE NEWS FOR TUC SICK c
CURE FOLLOWS CURE!!
MORE PROOFS OF THE EFFICACY OF
DR. SWAYNE'S
Celebrated Family Medicines.
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHEERY,
THE ONIOINAI. AND °SAME 1.111 , PIIHATION: ,
It may be truly sald, that
no onettaa ever been en sueeeee
'ful compounding . n Medicine which
hao done an ruuch to,rftlieve the, human
family, to rob diseasealts terrora,kndrestore
the Invalid to Health and Comfort, as the f*rent4r
rind Proprietor ofttint most iesetvedlypopnlarranilly
Medicine. Dr. Sway/to** Coutpound Syrup of Wild
Ch, rry.and none has been so generalpatronlsed by the
Profession andothers, both in thistountty and Europe,
nor has there ever been an great an effort in the short
apsceofon ly six or seven y-aia, to deceive the. credu
lous and untbinklng.by putting up Nostruntsoftrarlous
kinds, by +afloat' Individuals. affixing the name, of
Wila Cherry. and as much c.f . the name of the oriel
nal pteparation. a. will t.ereen from the lath of the
law.
Beware of such Impostors, and purchase none but
the original and oniy genuine article. as prepared by
Dr. ft wnyne, whirr. arose from many years' close
attention to the practice of the Profession, and which
led to this great discovery.
Beware of Alittakes I Remember, the genuine is
put tip In square bowleg, covered with. a.berutiftil
wrapper, weal engraving,) with the portrait of Dr.
ftwaine thereon, also his signature; all misers are
I,o E irively "detitlnilsand counterfeit,"
.q rOtCE PRONiSCIIVYLNILL •C0u.%17.
rixAsc READ Tills EXTRAORDINARY CORE
Dr. , SoraMet—Dear Sir—About six years ago. I
dfscovere;l that mylunits were affected.of which I be
came more convinced from time to time, although I
tried many remedies, yet without any apparent bene
fit. and my disease increased untie t wna compelled to
keep my room, and at last my bed, -I had great pat h
in my, left side, upon witleh I could not lay an hed.and
in the morning my cough was so severe that I found
it very painful to throw up din ptitem which gathered
in great quantities on lay /nags, When fortutiately
bought eft' your agent, nt this place, one bottle of your
t'ompound Syrup of Wild Cherry, which so much re
lieved me that I continued 11Shig It until now. I have
used six bottles. and ant happy to tell you that my
pains are Lemoved, my strengikreturned, my sleep is
undisiuthed end sweet, and I feel perfectly Well. I
can noye,Mtilow my daily avocation without being
atillctATV,lth that palhfui backlng.weakennins cough
and I firm* believe that to your medtelne.under the
hi:smogs of Pr.)videnee. I ani indebted for this great
chattge e and am very happy to sUbseribe myself
BEattlitolle
_ lit. Clair, Schuylkill county. Pa...1an.1.9,1942.
A PiIYSICIAN'S TESTIMONY—TESTIMONY
Note Reesseedfrout all Quarters of °lobe.
Dr. J. It Eidson, Frankfort. Ky., says.— 1 ,was in
dared, from It failure of the tonal potent expectorants
reronintended in oar Malaria Medics. to same cases
of Dise ,, sen Longs. to try your priparation of Wild
Cherry, It Is suilieleot to sly that I was no much
pleased with the result:of that and subsequest trials,
that t now prrstrihetit in preference to nil other
t.ttottaitts. I.,,have been engage,/ In aerie, prgcnlee of
I veare. 11,0 thin la the arse Patent Medicine I
ever thnnght pnouill of to express tin opinion la
W ‘I"NE.'.9, C.',ELEBRATEDiVERNIFIJOE.
"A safe and stretioal remedy for Worms, Dyspepsia
Cholcia Mnrhu3. sickly nr Dyspeptic children or
seults,and mo-t useful Famfiy tilsdietne everof
cured to the hohlic."
MODE poop SEWS FOR THE SICK.
.indirsattrown, fadiarta•
pr. Awe yne—Decr t—tc man purchased a bottle
if your Vennfrog., the o.tter day. for his child ; and
by its use, discharged slity.three of the to test worms
he had ever peen:r It lc somewhat difficult to get the
people to try-ft. ea they have so often been gulled by
naimentin and wormier.' ct•nrui• medicines. i`nuta be
ing •9, plc scant to the taste, at saute Mlle effiic.
Incl. I vhalrhe•thle to el ls,nn•e oFs lame. goantitv
Hos pet !hill e VclllP,
tOWN:' , CNI/ F Ast car. P M.
c' fiewary •nr Mistakes! 41 . ".! member Dr.
Swarne's Vermlfitge is now Fut hp in square bottles.
fee that the name is %pelt correctly.
SWAY NE.
Dr. Stcalina's Sugar Coated Sarsaparilla an'd Extract
of Tar Pills.
We have tried the various Pills. which have been
so highly lat..ied through the public press; but there
are hone whir irgiv e such general satisfaction as Dr
Sway ne'e r ritior Coated Sarsaparilla and Tar Pills.—
They correct All the functions of the Liver. cleanse
Ow-alimentary Canal, acting aga Kettle cathartic and
alteraTire-tnedlcine. and are..iery valuable in com
plaints inc Melillo females.
..
ACENTI FOR t3 - CIII7YLKII.L COUNTY
.1017 N C. DROWN,
J. CURTDI C. TOIGHER. ? "" s ' Ill; • -•- _
JAMES D. FALI:S,
!MIN W. GIRDS, )""nerlVl‘le. Pa
EC
r. Ittntrzikocn. Schuylkill Haven; H. Hum
ntsk, Pnrt Dispnii; Joint OTTo,Tayinrevllie; J.
A. itcren. Tuscarora; D. J. , FAT, Tainaqaa ; Gk.".
liktrstirnrn, New ramie; Ri 310Nrstiva. St. Clair;
Morn 0 . 4 SILINIIAN. Patterson; PAUL HARR. Pine
croce ; EcSbEt. & ISARNDT, Tremont; enCRIIILL RL
s o v, ; JOHN WittrAtts, Mid/Henan; C.
rattuilv. Ottrig-hurg; Crntt4colti R7lo.tDa & LITTE•
A . Now Philadelphia ; S Orwlgeburg
Landing; i..ST•tros, Nicii:evrnbing ; JaCOßlLAl:rp
.3tAtt,i,uwet Ilahantango; Rceo & U rater, Don
-31.1,nti. and by all the principal Storekeepers thinugn
out the adjacent counties.
DR. SWAVNE'S Principal Office N. W. corner nr
sth and Race streets; Philadelphia, where all order.
Mint be addtexterl
Oct. !VS, 1550
Patent Lubrlcgtlng Ott.
n. HOENEIt,
LTAVING purchased the exclusive right for mann
Cl facturing and vending the Patent Tuhricatingoll
from P. S Devlan & Co., fur Schuylkill, rfaupbln,Leu
unon.Columbia, Northumberland, Luzerne,Wroating,
Lycoming, Lehigh, Carbon and Northampton Counties,
he announces to the public that he has commencedthe
tnanufeetere of It In the Borough nt"Pottsville, where
he will be happy to uppty all orders promptly, and at
the satyr. rate It ran he purchased from the Proprietors
of the patent tight. This oil was patented January
idth, 1919, and its F lifterior excellence and cheapness
has already given it the preferenre cover all otheroll
In true. Inc all kinds of strationary Machinery, Loo
motives and canton our Railroads,—and also for Imp
lIPP
AlrfiriiPri le ft at his mote, willbe promptly attelid' d
to SCHOENER,
- Centre st., opposite the Post Oflir,
Pottsviliedune If. 1999.
Tlic following cere ideates show its character
Menarn. P. B. Devian Co.--Gentletnent-n-The Pa
ent Componition you seat me to have tried, and which
300 deafen an a subntitute forithe brat oil in the Work
ing of Machinery. ban. I a rdhappy to say, more than
realized my expectations. I had It fully tested on a
Locomotive Come for two, daps. (in rainy weather.
with marl flying aver the machine at every revolution)
by n AI.:AMU ti veer. who moisture,: me that it works
equal to the- TAtt speintaceti ell. with a savior in
qu:u,tirc of 20 percent. Title ctrine. together with.
gr t•aily re.lll.red pace at witch you Inform me you
MI fit rttlah the art ty , le, will =I renely recommend he use
nn Railroads and 111 'Ur ,7e Milk , and fartprioi , where
quaollti.o? of NI Ire ,ad. 1 !MVP now nn duuh
nf :tar under that impression tend..
ynu lily sincere roneratnintlnna. Truly yottre,
EIfOLISII,
— Pottsville. Jan 2 , 4, '49.
Th „ . 1 „ to , „" t ry that we have been using P P Devlan
k (ws Paten; I.lloticating Oil cot the last six weeks
and ran 'givt.•••• our derided opinion, that. besides la
brim! or. :0000 cheaper, it. peculiar superiority over
the t„. O .perm oil. 14 its durability nn machinery
whir n r,m.ters It a very desirable article for that pan
ire extensively enemeed in mining and
-hUiPtnecoal,havinleelevensteamenginesof various
tm par lite+ at work hointW. coat, pninping water,
Muses. lisv*oon at Co.
=
Deelan & Co—Genttenten : We have, been Oslo;
eour. Patent Lubricating 4111 on nil the machinery of
the Pea:tier man awl mall svorks, for the last nine
weeks,and .ve consider see base given It a fair trial. as
the %von:, are calculated to mantifacture four thousand
row, (f trim and' nails per anuuta. The, machfro. , Y7to
very tiorLry, the engine one hundred and sixty base
power. andthe speeds arc front thirty to ninehandred
rnvuhuinnr pvr
Arie r i lie abo , e trial'. w tan recommend the oil at
equal rn the best sperm oil used in the 17onntry, sir
for ilea wing bearings and (Mg speeds, such as ahafttall
Intl fans I remiin ynurs.da ,
• , , J ACMES ' arc:Aß7lr.•
.
Manager of the ttes - dint 1 ton.Natt acid Thee Works
'49,• ,
~ ....-40-tf
. .
Perry Davis' Vegetable-Pain
f UTE WONDER OF TUC &OB.—INTERNAL &
1. External Rentedy.—A great (Heave)) , and value
hie -medicine, Every family should have a bottle In
eases of sudden eicknese- it cure;
Cholera, B.,vpi Complaints, ehollc.Dlarrhata,
revevand ague. Pilee., Dysentety. Pain
in the Dead, Drulies, Rhelltos•
l ism. Dyspei - Kia, an4lltirne.
READ TILE EVIDENCE.
Thl4 certifies that !have for several months used
Mr. Davis' vegetable Patn Killer fa
ri my fatally in
several of thnse cases fnt which it la recomtnende.4,
and find it a very useful. family medicine.
A. - BRONSON.
Pastor or 2d Baptist Church, Fall River.
- .
•• Zsburv.:-Argetha's Vineyard.
This - way ciqt fyr,that 1 have used Basis' Pan RH.
er whhgreat a cccss In cases of Cholera Infantum,
Common Onwel Cdnplaint, Oranchitin,ennbs. Culds,
and=woold rheermlly recommend It ass value&
away menicine...MS. C. 011051 FR.
. _
FitiggD Dactii.—:Thltt: may rrirtity; t hat. I :Atli use
the Pain Killer In•rny family. My hen.lthll3ll been en .
gond. for. three or lour moths mt. that 1 havo bet
tittle or no use for Wand tvonld still recommend It to
the ortblle.. itIyIIaHD I VECEMA.SI.
• not Slyer, 24 otionth, 17th. 1844,
For sale by ' JENlEleillg - ds SHAW, , .
12.5 ChesEnt Street.fPhlladelphta. .
General Wholteale Agent' , far Eastern Penurylvanta.
to , mhom all rude,+ and antitatitlns toff, Altencits
trims Eisterti rentaylCAnia Amni D. a be eoldreSeed. •
BANNAN.
Wholesale and Befall Agent for Schuylkill Co.
07eHruggists and others anpplled to sellAgaln,rt the
regular totes.
. • Aug 17. 1854 33-tt"
O,IO3IOAIFIELA WHISIMILY...w - arrami •
11(.1 e d LOyears old,atid of ouperklr goAlity, for We
by • 1. U. IICAWT & Ca.
May 4,1150 ICU
DR• SW ititlcE S
CHM
Philadelphia, Dec. 4, tERFI
Killer.
TUE STURM.
SY SASSY ODANISALL:
. •
It is a stormy night, atd the wild am
That sounds forever , now upon the beach
Is pouring all its power: Each after each;
The hurrying waves cry out rejoicingly. • .
And, crowding onward, seem as they would rst
The height I tread upon. The winds are high,
And the quick lightnings shoot along the sky,
At intervals.. It is en hour to teach
Vain man his insignificance; end' vet '
Though all the elements in their might hive n et
At every pause comes ringing on my ear
A sterner murmur, and r seem to hear
The voice of Silence, sounding from her throne
Of darkness, Mightier than all-but all alone.
Plaster
ous C
sad I
Ettoo roo Lu!
stow
, and y
tuts.
Bar irc
bark,
sat i
iron 4
taint
• toeso
sad r
Flour. I
0 1 1.1r 0
c, key.
1 I t el .
and r
thee_
brans
• Rue re
INDIAN CORN. '_fresh
,Rice is probably the chief article of sr F, cards
4. ,5 foreli
tenanee of the larger number of hualit teas.
4 - . , tweet
beings: Wheat of the neat clasi in number;, tf il ft=
but the grain which ought to be most cultt• 161, i l it" . . 4 '
voted and relied on is our Maize or lodiaz :;:.";* :hoes
Corn. Its production demands labor apt', t .. :115:j ruri.
care, but the growing plant can hariiiy./-• - : - ,.: 4 1 :1,1 4 ,
surpassed in luxuriance or beauty; and o [-z,lly , ;_ p o i l
know nothing above-ground—certainly st V':' . 4
_,... -- -
grain—of which so large amount of foot :k4-, - Yi.' Lr.
can be annually obtained from a *ell culti• 7-. 3,Ai J I
vated acre. It is far more reliablefor a good • , 't ...
yield than Wtteat, and the insects which ~-, . .1, : FE
assail it are far more -within the reach of -: 4. , NOM
exterminatine warfare. It grows rankly - :t- 1T I S:
and matures seasonably over two•thirds et .--- ii i i e To
ilhe eartli's habitable surface, and, wader .
-: "fres
thorough cultivation, Will yide. yes..e i t r e ttp n e . c
hundred bushels or two and a half tab of i:0
best `teen
highly nutritious grain to the acre, be = , ,.‘ii knar :,
a large amount of fodder for cattle, ot, iri n ins ,h o t
'". 'titans
sowed properly and cut green,. tia, many tt 41-4 1radm
twelve tons to the acre of the beit food ht4 , tetiiKe
cattle have been obtained. The world - her t :1,111"„t i
x
enough of our Cotton-crop, and spy Naomi
ro 4 eftk h a er
i
or blight, of duth, or flood, or Premsats a io
Lgta!
toe' fanner.
frost affecting it, is telegraphed and trumpi.
ted all over .the civilized world ; polilinj
orators and mercantile writers talk as thoup
the world existed by the grace of Cont.
whereas our Corn•crop is worth three of ot
Cotton any year of our lives. 'But our Cm
is mainly consumed at home, while
.__
Cotton in good part • goes abroad, ant
belittles the - importance of the fortm
magnifies that of the latter.
There is a stupid prejudice tbrougboi
Free States against the use or Corn
article of. human food; which seems
based on a presumption that it is a
~
and homely grain, designed for hot
cattle. In the South, this prejudice
known, and Corn bread n(
of various ki
other preparations of this grain are cot
ly provided and freely used in every
hold, from highest to lowest. Much
peejudtce is simply absurd, but it has
tonodation in the current ignorance withr
gard to the prepatation and preservation :
the flour of Corn. The plant has
known to the civilized world for oar*
tively few ages, midis not yet fully uc a
stood nor fairly treated by the great majo,,, --. ...sr
even of our own,people, while in Emote: ----- ik z ,
has no chance at all. The farina of Com' 7 !, K, '
among the sweetest and most delicate of as .', ti
' which the earth produces if properly cliii '-_ I C;
But the ripe grain contains moisture soda :7. ,
0 1
' lion, readily absorbs more; and in eortseque
...,;. 0
' a good part of that consumed in this count- ".:: s
with nearly all that is sent abroad, is la e:` _ , n 0
first place very imperfectly prepared, r. -A t Dt 'Alarn
i then dampened, heated, soured, or rendtrt,',44eit, 4 3
i musty, until it is not decent .food for a r.144 1 , 11 ,,, 1
bred hog. This is no fault of the graio,Of h a
of the wretched methods current of evaltatt II
grinding, packing and transporting it.
hit
4 1
I account of these,
.British and Irish pit : 1 , 0 4
I speak disparagingly of the taste of fc - j,.4 si
F
bread without the remotest idea of vails:4 -
that taste rightfully is.
Of Mr. J. R. Stafford, au Ohioan,
has for several years been engaged it
, ---
, sing • and-perfecting improvea„ , methi
manufacturing and putting Corn Plot
have repeatedly spoken. His recentli
; ented methods have received the sit
scientific and practical approbation, ea
him several Gold Medals and other gi
ing testimonials. The new and exi
i mills constructed under his auspices
Atlantic Dock. Brvoklin, are now torah
1 an ample supply of "Indian Corn Fl
and "Indian Corn Farina" of the best
1 ity, utterly divested'of moisture and
up as to be proof against deteriorati.
change by transportation, time or_ temp
I lure. We advise every one to prOcureakt
of ibis .Flour, and one of ibis Fehr/I: ,
' samples of the best preparations of.r . ,
for human food ever yet made. _The are
~ , ~
1 tion of shippers of ureaostuns, we press '
has already been- drawn to them. .W' ,
1 time has been afforded tti - test - their 'ea'
mice and ezielience, a very large e t
1 trade in these articles will doubtless guise
and the consumption of Indian Corn, kt ,
at home and abroad, be largely augmeii'
L -N. Y. Tribune -
TO YOUNG FARMERS.
One of themost important paris of a yotr
agriculturist's professional edUcation, us'
characteristics, marks, qualiiies, and co=
bilities of all descriptions of Jive stock
cessary for agriculture. Some know
of sketching or , drawing the live anr
would he highly conducive to the pupil
certaining a 'proper idea of shape and'
portion ; and should there be an Midi'.
butcher in the neighborhood, i would ,
onamend, him.to see as much., of his ba
as hetan consistently' with his other
pations- r to weigh the live immal, frc
handling, size, and appearance in his
attending the slaying of such anim a l, csa,
ining its weight when (lead, and 'caolA
this with his own opinion of it . when
would lead him to form name - correct it
solid opinions in his future tranraction
fat cock.—Lecture on Agricultural
hon.
#4ll)e • kitisekceper.
TO OLEAN TII k.; IN SIDIC OF VA
There is freeptenttysoine trouble in dee
ing the insides of jars dial hare hid sit
meats, pickles, ntioCe-nrreat, "or other t 4
des put in thefor keeping, iairdthat
empty are wonted for farther use, This
be done in a few minutes, without sera*.
or soaking, by filling up the Lars withlz
water, (it need not be scalding hot,)
then stirring in a teaspoonful or mote. ?
,pearlash. Whatever of the fartnercocsv.
has remained striking about ths...etide3
bottom Of the jar will. imatidiately_be
to disengageltsell; and float lonie
the water. Then empty the jar at ow
if any z of / the runner odor remains
tttt it again witkwarm water and •
audio it stand. undisturbed a few, .
till, next day ; ,thei empty it again; ant
it With cold water. Wash' phials
sattii manner. Also, the insidei of
or, any thing you wish triputify or cleat
grease expeditiously and completely - II
cannot conveniently obtain Justrlash ,
'same purpose may be -answered cute
well, by filling the vssel with - ley, pour
clear from, the vrood•ashes. For
buckets, or other: very
ley, may be always - used , -
lid
rflan
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warder
betwee
on Of '
=iitt.
ly
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