I
El
II
GA CottaEspostiimr of the Baltimore IDis
patcl is furnishing that paper witha series of mu
sing and well written poetical etrusioni.; tinder the
head of "City Lyrii*.n," The last nunjber contains
so much of What:Sarit'Slick calls tinivan. natal.,"
and is withal So gotta parody on th 'pm, to the
air of which it is ads .led, ibat hire resolved tb
give st a plaee in • die literary depakinent of this
r . -
paper'!
AIR--" I imuld ,;ti pi, in run,. •
I would not die in Spring time, •
Whenrworrns begin to crawl ;.!, •
When.eabbage plants are shdotustrip; , .
'And frogs begin to .squall : , •
"Tis then . the girls'are of charms
And Faile upon the men;
When - lamb-and peas are in tireir Prime—
, I Would not perish thew. !
I would not die ia Summer.
When trees are 4 filled with fruil—
And every sportsiaen his a gun;
The little birds to shoot. -
The girls then weer their Bloomer dress
And half distract the men ; ;
it is the time to sweat it out— j
. I would not perish them. = 'f
I would not die in Autumn, ; I _
' Melt new f mowaliay epaells eweet,
Arid l a tfe pig are - rooting iourid• .
For Sdmetbing nice to C.
'Tis then thito rdstaan's wild, halloo,
Is heard aYongithe glen,
And osstersigin to fatten up
i I : would 130 perish' then.
wonfd,not die in Winter--; i
'For One rnight freeze to death':
!When htustertng Boreal sweepi tirouitd,
Anddikesitwat one't.
jingle—bories'.snott,
Andthnelailleat cakes are till ;
In fact; this Fs a righrgood veOrid:—
srotdd not die at all !
Wit nub ijuntoi.
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13:7'PETtlts nF STREET NAyiaATION. —"A
•
voyage the Thirty-fifth lamp-post in the
• r4il
Strand to Xhe shop directly opposite." EX
tract fratii log—" Three o'clock,' P.
Cleared frim the-curb Stone - With fair wea
ther, hoping to reach the opposite side of the
street before dusk ; carrying 1 maintop coat
and reefed umbrell. 31:1 2.lni
.Tacked t.
post to avoid an omnibus; , i shippetl . a nvd,
which damaged the patent - boo s ts.,„ 3h. 4m.
Stood to the South coasting r along a reef of
cabs ; aea ly. rarr,P down by a' :butcher cart - :
passed a rrilliner girl in "diatrs, who bad
missed stays. 311,-741.' ..Saw an apothe
cary's light; triod to takein.Observation, bat
the light Wasilost in p folof;e6briolets. 36.
10m. „Ran into a coal carts carried away
larboard coat-skirt ; stood ofil oral •ou, to Wait
for an opening in the cab-bergs; hailed a bus
under blue colors . and' easyi sail, bound for
the westward, making towarkKensington
-hauled - W - 01e - northeast, and steered with
great difficulty among floes of.;wagons.
20m. Lightid a rigarWnd riot on all steam;
hoisted 'the spencer. 3h. 20m. Came in
sight of laud and Iw6 MO:rules - afterwards
inchoWd in the roads by •a street
Phitadaphui Port r. • • =
Er? "Doctor. that ere r+batre'rof yourn
is fuss tate. said a Yankee to it' village
apothecary. 1 "
know'tl- it rl aid the pleased
:vender of drug . "Don't ,keep nothing hut
first rate 6451.'4, stu ff :,".
"Arid,do'cicir,7 poker coolly, "1
want to bur another polio(' for. ye."
"Anothdr pound !" t'
- ',Yes sir. I gin that - pOUnd I bought the
oilier day, to a pesky mouse, and it made
;him dreadful sick, and pretty, sure
another pound would kill him P.'
Oa' WHAT'S IN. A NA.srr.?;--Ait•ountrymati,
taking his son to be liaplietii. the_ parson
asked him, what was to be is name
. -Peter, my own nameoi3ay it please your
reverence." '
"Peter!- That. is a.:Cad iihrner peter de
nie4..his.master." :
"What theutwotild you atlyise?"
"Why not take thetaar4!of Joseph?
"Joseph. oh !'no—tbat i!jusi as
~bad—Lhe
nifstreb."
ft,,."Jr.r.14 , , my lad, keep away from . the
gali. Ven. you- see one - cmi g iig,,, dodge.—
Jest such a critter as that yoUng 'un eteanin'
itieVdttor step on CotherTs,itle of the street,
foofed yer pat dad, Jemini:l Don't cock yer
eyc over that' way and, rink. If it hadn't
for her, you and yer tllid'might ha' been
t
fa :_aliforney huntin" dinittus,„my son." l-
l : a
..,,r. ::,,,..;,,,-,: - L"::-.;,.. , ,, , ' • :. ! p.
i 1 : - FiCa a t . :Sit . c4 a;; , iii. - iiiie .
- ~ . r, , ,• 17,,, L:•• ..: _-. .. •
v estmn• : . k.,. . i .
~
Propel it",; dor.., 1
"Why im a grog:shopi like a counterfeit
dollar ?" ; . • • . i .'
![
_,l ' '
"Tian Gittger,linbc dal right up."
"Does you give' is "upfl Kase ypu can't
` ;, pass it."
07 "Ah Vyou don't know what muthical
enthuthiatinn ith. said :imuaic•mad miss to
;Torn Hood. . 1 . !
di "Excuse me, ruadalne;' replied the wit,
~ ...`!but I dO.' 1 ::". "
" Musical;erittitii;smis like_turtle soup
for every quail--4f reg-ttiere are ninety-nine
• giilotts • I!
37*A coif:oT TAI 44, applied to a" solicitor
fur legal adri;.fe. After detailing the circum
stances of the rase, he ikasusked if he had
stated the : Cacti as they had occurred-. "0,
ay, sir," rejoined he,- 4 tlihbuglit I) belief to
tell iou the plaiu truth: y, , ou can ithr the lies
, to it your-elf."
fr:7 AN AvOiising on the Union
Canal last week walkedli'rl to the Canal, and
coming - a Fros a large water turtle, with head
and legs extended. retreHed Under great t•i
citetuent, hallooing in' conipanions that
helatl:"found - a box' full ail stliiim" • •
Er A Monrex 'Ftini%trit's Wirr.--A
young thy . , recently itorried to a farmer,
one day vi4ited the cdW..:hoWses, when she
thus interrogated her milk-maid:—"By-thb
by; Mary, which of-these cows is it that
gives the buttermilk ?""11 . •
.LANleibyrilii..aENT. 7 -." If the
gentleiriA who keep, a . lioe-store with a red
h'ead
w Wilt , retufn- the i nin i titella which lie bor
. roed"orwyoung lady 10111 an ivory handle,
- 11 e will hear of sornethitig, to her advantage.
"I SAY, Jr 4;". ti'What ?" "Take
black Pete's harne.is and! put 'it on "Jenny
land"—give Napoleon .I.4tlnd oats—take little'
Nell to water, and then, rub down Fanny !
Elsster." " A y:ay, sinh
.(I~_li,ssC}ttrllEttc jriy st have rather a
disagreeable lover. 14.iording to her ac
count, he possesses- all th'e ugliness of a poor
bear, without any of iy? hug. ' Poor girl :
we pity her.; !
ID" NEVER give a a shilling t. old
your shadow, while yon climb fee and
look info the middle , of ne week--it is
money thigwri away. -) •
_-:.i ce
• .Ir7A, siax:out ivest,',lstilio offered bail for
friend, was asked the * Judge if be had
an iocuinbrance 'on farm. "Oh, yes,
Faid be, - "my'old woman."
(17-mAN is a butitii i of habits.. What,
then, is wnrnan ?—Stot.. • •
"Waxey" says she ia 41 . 1. armful of sighs,
bran and whalebone. 1
(I:7"Worr is more ; ide-harrowing than
pegs in one's h'oots ? Why, boots without
soles, when your unprotecied feet come in
contact with "mother earth." •
O:7I , PLAY i dead mach ." _ i.What shall
play 1" "Oh, any f one you play will be
dead, f , ?r you.ore sure tO:murder it."
-0:7" Boors that aret;oo,ks"--Cash books,
111
MISCELLANEOUS..
111DiA 111IIBBSU 000131.—LADIES %kW!,
dining Gloves, a new-article. -
Coats and Caps, Lergtags and Pantaloons for wet
• weather. • •
Oil Cans, I new and excellent article. • : '
India Rubber i arking ; alwrear Sprhign. '
Fishing Boom sad
India Rubber Water Pipes.k.c., te.
Fetlock Bands • for holies that cut.
ladle Rabbet Belting. which is taking ,tha plade of
shatter kinds; together with a variety of articles In .
the_lndia Rubber line. all of which will be sold at
Manui.icrurers'pricrs, at
B. BANNAN'S Variety Atom
Ei lkinteb X 9, ISM
AND WRAPPING PAPERS—Bib
Reato.. tVrapp , ing Paper, diff.rent qnxliti e s and
isee.'
•
.31f Ream, Shoe Paper. White and assorted coloes.
Illteams Muting Paper of different- elves, single
and doable sheet*.
60 Reams Straw ; also, a lot orres Paper.
Ail of which will be sold. wholesale and retail -weir
cheap at.. RANNAN'S
. = .
Paper. to Stationary Store.
Mitch kb 77951 f
R"FLedes • - dIcLITSC
tali Stating enstuniny. losPoontlif •garcwnwhb •
public that they are fully prepared to furnish supesinr
states for flowing, and have .he wig" experignted
tflatota in their entploy.and will attendbainy credeis
*ith derpatth at the sbortesaootkr., and on the
rna..onabl. terms. All the work wiiiranted, Apply to
W. J. ROBERTS, Treielderneitte • P.. 0., Leblift Co.,
Pa., Agent, or to Li. BANNAN at this odice will be
punctually attended to
Dec. 7.1354) 49-ly
•U tt. Aiprs AND - BILLS • OF EXCHANGE.. [N
uuma or" or DM potutda Steritne on Engiand.;iii=
land. Scotland, Wales, France, Germany, or any pad
of Europe, for gate, will:roa any ebarae.sit'
B. -BANNAN'S'
Passige . .Ageney in Pottsville.
A!so; European B ills and Drafts cubed sadcollected
at his office. s
rePoss.engers ale* engaged at the lowest rates, and
no detention or grumbling.
Jane 8, IBM 23-
_____
UMBER itaill.D.—THE ATTENTION OF
1.• Builders and others. Is respectfully invited to the
?lancing Isllll. where they can be eultedin all kinds of
Nuked' Flooring, Turning and Lumber. from I lull
Boards to Pannel Plank.
HENRY STUMM'
Corner of 91h and Norwegian Street*.
May 25. 1850 . 51-tf
MILADY £ ELLIOTT (Wananted)
II Ever Pointed Cold Pens, now stand A No. lin the
Pen market every.person who has tried thesis will
se,tnon ledge their auA - iiority. They are made and
said exclusively 'Brady h Elliott. two doors above
the !diners' Bank. Matches of all the celebrated
makenreold au shove, at price. to sult.the times.'
PUBLICATIONS, &o
A T A LUABLIg SERIES OF 1100101— •
V Sacred Mountain*, by J. T.Jfeadley;.
Letters from 11;0y - the Alps and the abhor. by T
;
Luther and Cromwell, • by J. T. ll,•adley;
Letters frol'u the Rack Woods,' dO do
Sacred Scenes abd Ulsara ttttt do ' do
‘Vashineton and his Geuerxls la two volumes, by .1
',ale cheap and in plain or nrnanten.
rid binding. at B. BANNAN'd
Lkwk done.
April 19, 1851
TANDAILD THEOLOGICAL Wfollitli
-17) EhiinreilSoles on 11104.e1, two vOlunira ;
Barnes' do do Arta.of Apostlrs)
Preacher's Manual, Bev.•11. P. Sturtevant;
Chttl'a C4onnwffilitY
Live.i of 11. Ap.,stle!., by Baron ;
Whitfield's elertilatit.;
Theological biclion•FY ;
Mills of Chdlinewortb;
Plea';ifor cheap at
" HINMAN'S
Micicellaneous Bonkatnte.
April 19, 1851
'WOKS 1 ROOKS I t —THE SUBSCRIBER le
D now receiving ham Trade tide, • lame supply of
neon.', Juvenile and S. hoot Hooks. ead.r•clny
Ike
Poets in nines; and Cloth Bindings;
•
Miscellaneous honks, a fine assortment;
Stitionery, plain aLd Fancy,
Embraclueas fine an assottment as can he found in
any ruuntry onre to the Untied Slates, all of which
wilt he sold 41 unionni loco [alga, by the quantity or,
single, at H. HANNAN'S
Cheap Wh.4....a1e oat Road !lurk. dlonery and
Variety
part.ytlle. April
ri AND NOTE:l.—fag
t. i•uhsrif‘er call- the of • the • trade Ind
others to hitheaulifill New Note.,andpiafts, gnaw,.
rd and non, which he ha,. Jim publi.heit, and which
Will i.e 71041 !Ica p
ter Dealers in the elites. and elseribere, supplied by
the quantity at low rate*, to Pell stain.
R. !ANNAN,
Bookseller and Publisher.
Pottsville, Jan. 1. IESI
)OOKSt B1:1013.51 1 I—AMERICAN 'FLOWER
I/ Garden Directory
Buirt'e Family and Kitchen Gardener;
The Complete F'arineri.by Fro: enders ;
(later & Vousite Cattle Doctor. by Skinner;
Hind's Farmer & Stud Bonk. improved by Skinner;
McMahon's .Gardener. &tr, Just feceicod and for
sale at. B. HANNAN'S;
Cheap Book and Stationery Store.
April 12.1851 IS— -
1,11. 1 111:11PEAR EN WORKS-6 ditTerent arti
lions of Shakiimari Works in Library . and Dina
menlai.binding• the handrnmert, cheapest and hest
ever offered . In thir region. Just received and foi
rale at B. HANNAN'S
Cheap nook and 'Stationery Sinre.
April 19, 1551
10111,1RipTELLDITY CARES.—AELECT case'
In'Equ it y. argued and determined in the Centaur
Common Pleas of the Fir.' Judicial District arena -
sylvania, from MI to 1830, repotted by A. Tar
.mn. tot published and lot sale at
.8. BANNAN'II
Ctotap Lan• and 3 tiscejlaneous Book atom.
Erb. t, 1.5.51 S—
+IIAPItIAA•sASMLRIGAN DRAWING 1100 K,
Embracing the Primary. the Elementary and the
Perspective, decidedly the best. and the cheapest in
the United State) Just received and fur sale at
Feb. 1.1851
I 1 011. S A GE.—*Phe subscribers infer for sale a .0
ll perior 6 inch Pump, 6 fret stroke, with 800 yards
of t T. 6 luck pipe• with butt.. r1nt5,146.,. all In gout'.
ratter. Als ,, , n i;lift Care, 40 inch ale. B of which
are figt!iii With dOUth , hfaitterhAll of which are "Itt
ey‘at..4w,iiiiVira..nrdeii. ,460, 60 yartitf.W.ti, Nth One
chitiff.- 4the '0,5"-E will be cold lotfkerk,riapprt i,
e 1 par,.'s•
.
eGNI , , it ite - ROADS.
* New Philadelphia
15-If
Antall, :Sin
- :
FOR 13AL'EssThe Sabitenber is de
. ,g. - .c. Inoue of selling the dwelling house in which
lie now re,ides. in Morrie' Addition. The
;.27.1-- l
building is one of the very hest In the Bin.
otteli.—lai ge and admirably arranged, with every con
reidence to make it desirable.. Possese ion given at
once.
.. .
. ~ 4. GE0..11. POTTI.
-- March 16. Is p 11-t i
.
Ipon SALk....One 10 horse Engine, with break.
in: rollerg, Nyrrens, shafting and every thing
norr..ary shout a Coal breaking estabishntent,whirh
will be , sold on •ery reaslnable %elms. t . .
M.irrii 16, 1560
1:41R SA.LE..One 30 horse lioisitineenitni,Mlift
.1' winittng rearinc all complete. Enituir•Fat the
Black Mine Colliery, York Farm, or at the office of
(:EO. U. POTTS•
Mardi 16, 11-tf
I,OIL I
.14AL14 ~1133 D - Tlll f. ET.—ltuilding Lots
In Mount Corium, Lew:rport. Wood and Lynn's
addition to Potttrilie,on Nonreatan•LPottsvilleAnd
iu Mlrerav tile. Also a convenient Office In Morris'
Addition.. Amity to JAB. 114CAilP11131.L.
In4S 18-tf
L'OPE,43I ENGINE.—FOR SALE. A 33 1101tHIC
F•w.rr irt firsi rate older. • For parttria
tars apply to M. t:. 11EILN ER. EN., or to
If ENUY HICK tVitsuingten,Delawane.
Jan: t. Ir3l I-tf
IRON, &0..
)All.
. .
110 A D 1,12011 . sAl.r. AT TII
It Vt. , t.% %al . .4 , 1 •
1 . 1.1 . U11 cIO. T Rad,* lAs.to lard
light 1.8
IS :" ilar Rullltuadtu
•9 1 x
~•• x
10 . 4 :Y x
10 *.
E V A 4. .-
-
Noisy ilk, Dec. 7.1e50.
4Z9 - i 'ht:ING :31?i!
"son wht u oui tdluos who desire to aeolate 'hal \
Loadings 6 , 41 the taysfe• of kr. should sett to have
theot wade tire pro.,(- the undersigned wuitld re:
,perifuhy loforut the public that he I. prepared to
(ultit all marls for Tit, Roofing, •pouting der. Ric.
JACOB 4,- der-..
la II
Potisftllr 'lnv 29. btu
%II AINH.-I.or Sato, 120 fort i tn. chitin. Also
, fur/toil - PA at the al/T.:lest polite. 6.9,3-.11,12-16,
7 ti, I - 16 tuid 1 in. beet proof ri•lt chain, at N. Yeti' .
I , f iC , i-7 ft eir ht I.4ded. E. li' A RDLItt & tON • -:
April 2.05iti.50 . In.
,
Iti:w kt LAIC —LEE as WALKER, SILICCES.
1.1( it, Geo wimp . , No. 162 Cbesaal sheet, Bader
barnisnechtuseum, have Juatpubllsbed lb ollow log
k , -ailtifol Ballads, Polka., At.. •
Tbint. rro you =peak, b p t e
The Stele , , by the author of u we me
then eie now
Maury Kare,,ae runs by Mr Ifudion, 113.. 61c by Dr
eunnington.
•• Cahn. the Wight Mgt of Columbia," adaptedvithe
'uvular air of "Ever be Happy," la Opera •• Enettan-
The' Thou art gone, by tbe late - •J T. S. Sullivan."
lint•eliesv Love,
Woman's Love, - " ••
A Dreato that love ran ne'er forget, hy M. Keller.
DOII(teot Polite, by .1. A. 431etze.•
loom,. Jo, Ly M. Keller. ,
tent Jo, as performed at Cape Nay. by Johnson's
!Atilt
Gatoo ittiiiiaot,from the Opera of the Four Sons of
A yinon, by T. C. Wieretk. . .
tits Amusements. Elegant's, by Charles Voss!
& W. hive the pie diUte to &noon site to the pub-
Jte that their stock of Obeet Susie consist& of,-the
largest and tuost 'ample le assortment to bee tontrt In
the country, they are constantly adding to thtiriftock
all the new Basic published In New York. flostran t lkr.
PIA : ". • =
' A one astortmeat of tire heatnwinnfaelit 'rem of Maw
York and Bost on. at the lowest etatt_orturs.
htl/AICAL INlSTBEtlighPft,-.
Also, a geoeral assortment of Guitars. Viottna. ism
,lns, Flutes, Attordeons. &c: Violin.' Chaim - "lva
tram Strings of the belt Italian qualities, all of
which "Bibe furnybed to the public and the trade at
the lowest relit'.
Orders punctually attended to.
Jaol2.
i
- a— 1- JICABIJICIIVILL4d 110Tlel4.—THE
0 - ..;•:, subscriber would respectfully Inform am
l; travelling community and public renerally
that he his Tefuted this dote) is toed style,
ash is row prepared to feratsb the test aemtereoda
t ions to all who may favor him with a call.
JeaDeuville. Luurne Ap;dlCl [ ll3l l . lA 141-tr
Ciil .
TILE AMERICAN 11001111Cp - POTTS.
e - e VILLE. PA.—MRS: MARY WEAVER - RE-
V spectiblly Informs the public and travelling
commuoity generally. that obelus opened
this large end commodious Hotel, fersished In • se
petior style., From bet long experience lathe business
of a first rate Hotel, and well hasten reputation to ac.:
commode'', bet customers may depend on being sup
plied with every thing conducive to their comfort and
' B. HANNAN'B
Chrap Book and Stationery Store
FOR SALE
GEO. H. POTTs
44-tf
MUSIC
HOTELS.
'IRE it: lig' JOU itN L; A i)
ND - P,I I T - S VI. LE '- (4-EN . 44_III.AL VERTIER.
• NATimirs OWN sue;
TBZ lIIVALIDII BIZIPC
' - '
)(POW
OF Vk
IN ScalTH AMERICA YELLOW FEVER ER
RED! TRUTII STRANGER THAN FICTION:
SeLLM, Mass., April 26; 1651.
William Wright, F.se.—Dear Sir—For many years
vre_have been the Salem agents. and also at one time
the musty agents, for fi stula of your valuable medi
cine, and during the whole of this time we are not
aware that, in any one Instance ' have the pills which
we have sold bees complained ofas causing Injury, or
not ectomplishing tbeir proper omission. it 4111 doubly
gratifying when we receive voluntary that'll:Potty from
Is source where the medicine which is sold has Lean
the means ofdoing great good and Greasing many lives.
Last year we gold three dozen bates to go to a for
eign port, and etas day have received a letter from the'
merchant who ordered them. giving an ecenunt. of the
woad/Mill effects whiled they did in curing a large
number of persons too were attacked with a prevail
ing epidemic similar to the yeller fever while those
under the regular physicians'.tteattnent r WhO were in
tha Hospital, some three hundred. Inelodlng the
Gesernor,ilagistmes,kc ,felt victims to tha disease.
If you would likeacopy of our letter, we don't know
of any impropriety in giving it you, and perhaps it
would be of service to base it published, togetberwith
our names, as it Is addressed to us.' We will consult
the parties interested, and if you wish it,'you will
. please write us. Respectfully, yours,
W. k $. R. Ives.
The following is the letter alluded to above :
CAS-genii, Hatch 22, 1831.
Messrs. W.- k. S. MI leer: DewlapLC_ Salem :
Gentletnen=-For some years past 1 have adopted In
ail, family, as a purgative, Dr. Wright's Indian Vigo
tilde Pills (Cur whom you ire Ilia agents in Salem)
and have found that medicine of greet worth.
Last Nuvember we Were visited by a kind of intim
'pantry fever, (the saute I presume which greatly af
flicted our neighbors, the Brazilian., for nearly a year)
the symptoms of which bad en analogy to the yellow
fever, and nearly three hundred persons I}ll 'Wills to
the epidemic (a great number for a poPulatirmas small
as ours.) Our doctors named it the true ye.loW fever,
but their skill was iuelfisient to stop Us progress, con
fining their mode of treatment to the use of nulnine,
and the application of leeches, forbidding the use of
purgatives, and of course all the soldiers and sailors,
who were obliged to be sent tu the Ifosnitals, as also
the Governor, several Magistrates, tssera' offirers,
sod in fact el/ those who were really afflicted with the
disease. fell victims tinter their mode of treatment.
A month prey ione.l had reeeiied three dozen boxes
of Dr. Wright's Pills, which I presume were bought
at tour ■tore, hy; Messes. Goldsmith, Newcomb &
Fatless. merchants in your city, and with whom I am
doing butanes,. I bad the opportunity to administer
these Pills to several under my roof, ,who wets afflict
ed with the same fever, and two doses of fief,' Pills
ea, b completely cured them of the sotupls MI. I then
gave sway nearly, all sty Phis to mono twenty or thir
ty persons. and ell were ccliesed as it were by en
chainment. - •
I have, lu conlierMense. 'endued to Messrs. - Gold-
Sinith, Newcomb and Fertess, the sum of forty dollbre
the putchsse cif that quantity of this medicine, and
I beg of you to deliver the Pills as Utah as possible.
I request you also to desire Dr, Wright to have Ida
directions translated in French, whi.:b tvill tend great
ly to circulate his Pills not onlirl here, but also in the
ot be r colon les where he vpulatlon It mote ntiabernlip.
Excuse too, gentlemen, in the liberty I have taken
to address you this letter. whiCh. L.r the Fate of Mi
litantly, I have been compelled to do, as l do not meat,
to speculate ou alt .tri isle which proved salutary to
~owner of poor people, and in fact meat of the popu
lation is reduced to a state of indigence, nod it would
be sinful for any one to seek lucre in such a way.
Accept, gentlemen, the mart respectful salutation.
of tour very obedient servant, A. nemesis
The medicine L. for sale wholesale and retail.either
in Emilie'. French. Dement or Span Ist' 'direct inns, at
the Principal 011iCe, 169 RACE St., Philadelphia
And for wile by. E.& M. Beatty, Pottsville • G.
brown, do.; D. N. Heisler. do ; W. N. lllckel, Or.
wigsburg ; George Hammer. do. ; Leese & Ilauff
rnan, schttylk.ll. Haven ; W. Taggart Tatnafilla ;
!tureen & bow Men, New Philadelphia• Nl.Schwarte.
Potierson; Wheels., 6r. Miller, Pinegnio Rotor,-
hold. Post Clinton ; W. Cooper, TUEI etora ; G. Rea
gan, do.; Gel.. DeMetbets. Rinreold ; Juthua Doer.
M'Eeansburg , Joseph Drehei, Fast nctinswick ; U.
Koch. Middlepott Len is Milner, Port Ca then ; Jett
William•. Mtddlepori ; .1 Gutuhar. Sr., Patterson;
Geo. IL Polls. lit , wkeille .;" Price & St. flair;
Reed & Ruler, Llewellyn ; Johanna linchpin. do ;
Gen. Thrill:nyder, New Castle ; J. W. Gibbw, M inert,
Ville ; Eckel & Bartith, Tremont ; fn.: D, DcerenY,
do_; Jacob Kinsman, Lower Mattantaugo; and by
Wren's In all other parts ..f the county, State and the
United Staled'.
June 7. thsl
DANNAN'S PASSAGE AGENCY
P. W. 131tIVNE8 & CO,
(263,43E3 , 4m0 IN 16216
Wentral Passage -and Foreign hri?kangi
P. W. BYRNES & \B3 SOUTH
STREET, New York. 29 an 6 30 LEWIS
-„- WHARF,Enaton 69 NORTH-SECOND
, 0
kr.' A STREET Padelphia; e
62 ORAYIER
V hil
STREET. kips ,
P. W. BYRNES.& CO., 36 WATER
LOO ROAD. LiverpooL,l3 EDEN QIIAY, Dublin.
Great Briton - and Ireland.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR 185 1.—The. subscribers
begs to inform the nubile throughout the United Stairs
and Canada.., that th-y have completed their arrange
ments for the year OM. Persons sending for their
friends, or those rei waffle to the u Old Country," will
find It their interest to select our several magnificent
and welt-known Lines of Packets.sailing at below,.
for their conveyance No expense has been spared to
have Eniigrants made comfortable during the voyage.
All passeagersangsged with us wiU he shipped under
the superintendence of our own Firm; —being the
Oldest EstabliShed and most extensive in the Trade,
and with such unequalled arranotuent•,• Emigrants
will meet with facilities fri-us. that no other 11 , 11151.
ran furnish. Yite'ean run hily aspert.'w I ut fear
of conionliaie i
nc,inat of t landrealsa i' sands
ti"ciut hy.11. , during the hop -Twe • . j;years,••
not one has tvidjuit cause Or com Plaint. ,:.- ,-..., ,'
.
All ear enyagcsarits rr plainly stated...sad whim
1 2
male are . striitly edlarsd to.
In al I cases where percent erline coming ite money
wit( be refunded without d auction, on refliraing tis
the Passage Certificate and ereipt.
Remittances fa Eregfaml,./ steed, Serafsed* Wales.
The subscribers hare at II times fur sate DRAFTS
at sight,.for any-anionnt, the NATIONAL. BANK
OF IRELAND AND ALL ITS lIIIANCIIES, gic.,,
which are paid free of discount In ail the principal
towns throughout the United Kingdom. Persons re.
siding in the country, and ivishing send money to
bear frlouda;may Insure its being co ne corn ray, on
their remitting us the aninnnt' i hey wish sent, with
the name and address of the / person kw whom It le in
tended : a Draft will then' be forwarded per fast
SA/LING PACKETS,
or / STEAMER, and 1 Receipt
returned by mail. ',
P. W. k Co . have well known responsible Agents
in all the.aeapon towns iir IRELAND. SCOTLEND
and WALES:how whence 'Steamer, leave for Liver
pool, and in. matiy of the interior towns. whit are
most attentive to Emigrants on erribircatlon,qa the
various ports. In fact all our arruneementa for Pas
sengers, enclitic payment aims Draficare so,perfect
that - no possible -delay or disappointment ca'n octar.
03 , For fuilher particulate apply to or address by
letter, past paid, P. W. BYRNES dr. CO., .
Na Smith s, New York,
• Or BENJ. DANNAN,Vottesthe,
If you &ere your business transactid promptly
and safely. call at D. Uanaan's °Mei, where the drafts
are issued, payable in all parts of Europe without a 11...
count: at any of the Banks, and without any delay.
Jan. IL ISSI . 1 - 4 f .
COUBBS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
\ BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH,
CROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
lo °Bering to the community ibis. justly celebrated
remedy for dtseases of the 'Moat and lungs, It Is not
our wish to tritieFtth the lives othealth of the
:ed. but frankly May before them the opinions nf
distinguished men :rd some of the evidence of lis
success, nom which Obey tan judge for themselves.
We lincercly pledge Miritelves to mate no wild as:
or false statementitif its eigracy, mit will we
bold out any hope to sulferitig humanity which facts
will' not warrant. \ .
Nagy prisufli are here given, and we solleit an inqui
ryfrom the public into all we. publish, , feeling assured
they will dud them perfectly rellable.and the medicine
worthy their beat cciifidenee and patronage.
Frew the distinguished Preis:ors of Mikhail, aid
ifoteria Modica. Boardois Collett.
Dear delayed answering the receipt of . yout
preparation, ontil I bad err opportunity of witnessing
lit effects in my own family, or tribe famines of my
friends.
•
This t have. now done with* high degree of Mali
fam out, In cases both of adults end children.
I have found It, an • itslogredights &bow, s power.
rut remedy for colds, and coughs, and pulmonary dis
eases..
• PARKER CLEAVELAND,
Brunandsk, Me Feb. 5,1847. • •
Frew en Orarsetir a di Mantilla! ia die City.
Lowell. Am 10,1849.
Dr• J C, Ayer: 1 have been turrd of the wont
tough I ever had in my fire, by your "Cherry Pato
rol, and never fall, when 1 have opportunity, of re
commending it to other.
Yours. respectfully
8. D. EMERSON.;
*Bead the follovring, and.see If the medicine is
worth a trial. This patient had - become very feeble
sad the erects of the medicine _was unmistakably
distinct :—_
•
Coked Matey Hotel, Saratoga Springs, t
e : July 5, 1849,
Dr.. J. C. Ayer,—gly i have been alitted with.
palish:l affection of the lunge, and the symptoms of
soiled consumption, for more than a year. I could
trod no medicine that would reach any ease. until 1
eomasenced the use of your „Cherry Periers4"qurti4it
gays me =radial rei let and I have been steadily gain
ing niy strength till my health is well nigh restored. :
Willie using your medielne,l bad the gratification of
curing with ti my reverend friend, Mr ?roman, of
Pareptor &mice who had been "expended from his
parochial duties by a severe attack of bronchitis.
have pleasure in certifying these term to you. • '
And am air. yours respectfully.
J. C. C4I.IIDUP4, of loath Carolina.-
Prepared and sold by J AYES C. ATMS,
Practical Cbernlit. Lowell, blase.
Bold la Pottsville, by JOON 0, BROWNS Misers=
erne, J. B. FALLS; and Dragnets, generally
-July 19.1831 ; • '29.2m0
NVELOPZII-100,000Jan 'remand haat Trails
VA Salo. and for sale Wholesale and Retail, at sneh
prises tomtit the limes, at B. BA NNA ?I '8
Che • Book and Mations atom.
OEIZO VINO &
AND PAINT Ott. •
et DD SUBSCRIBER 114 S JUST RECEIVER A
I tonal' ibis celebrated Paint; which is eructing
Into general use for painting/noisy frame dwellings.
And In Met ail kind* of buildings..whichSeduire
to.be protected from the ravages of F ire and Water.
TleNtoofs„ ehingicrooD, la., Will be . prevented from
leakhas, sad their durability dont4ed b 4, the nee of
this patnt.and Dante buildings can by made to indiste
both grey \ and red sandstone, while at the sable time
they ten:Wiest:mist as se tore against the ravages of
fire. as a tales 'or stone uilding. It If famished in
grey.ctiocrilateand state lore Painters and others
supplied queniitlat at t. c Manufariorra prices, Also,
oil to be used wit : lathe paint Curiished at libeler rate
or 43 cents per gai t er), by the leant bairel,_ which re
duces the palnileg to abont one. half the price of the
Other kind of palut noble in use. In Ohio the insu
rance CornPanies Insure truildines covered with this
paint at a lower rare than Aey do those, covered with
either tin on zinc. The pantile ftirniabed crouud in oil
at dry by thabarrel or keg. either Chocolate,Gnt or
Slate color. by ' \ B DANNAN.
Maraud. '
BLAZE'S Patent Pire Proof PAINT.
FROM OHIO.
TRIUMPH
E PILLS
Pubscrl twq s have just received a further 'na
-1 ply of this singular and valusb e substaare. In
addition to the slate color, Ike; tare a brantiful
chocolate nrbrowh,resemblingthe sand stone now in
use, and co much admired for the front of buildiuts.„
Its principal ingredients are silica, alumina and prO
toside of lion, which In ths opinion of scientific men'
tallafactorify accounts for its lire-proof unsure—tbe
two former 'vibrant:lces being norm-rixrndnetora ' and the
latter acting as a earnest!, tO bind the whole together
and make a firm and durable paint.
For nee It ie mired _with Linseed Oil. •nd applied
with a broad. the same se ordinary pa.dt, to wood
hon. t Eine. ea aims pane" It. hs. titans malt
ally and becomes fire-proof. ft is partt:ularly suita
ble for roofs of buildings, steamboat a id esr-deeks,
railroad beidgesSenees. ice. A toot coned with the
article is equal to one *late, at a vast_ savior of el
pease.
Specimens way be ' , eel, lathe ante r the subserl
ben. HARRISON, BROTII4IIB A. Co.,
No. 431 Smith Front ft . t., Phinda.
Aprint 1'74(
CASPER REPT.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN WINES.
Liquors, and Imported Seism No. 161 North
" Hlll9 street Philadelphia, would respect
fully call the attention of Illutel-keeper, and onsets
to hla Wall selected clock of WINES, LIQPOIO.I and
imported CIGARS, ilk store and under Custom-boa•
Luck. L'OONAC Of variatto
consisting of Pale and Dark, ki-ricl & Co. Panel.
Illehneciy. Ma:Jury, Otard, Unruly &- CO. , ai,d otard.,,
Super' Old London Dock. trod various lirands of
Cognac and other Windier. ,
WINES, Ar.c—Flue old Madeira, Sherry, Tetieritte
and Didion Winea—soper old Pun Wine, Clare... 4
different kind.. on draught or in Wain, ileidniek,
A. MMus & and ileiglerr Genuine Anchor
Wand., in Pinta and Quarts.
CIInSIPAGNE, togeth er with age neral assortruent
of tectiels and Irish Malt Whiebeys, Ilniland Gin, Ja-
Ma Ira Spirits. Peath Brats ly. old Bourbon, 1101,000-
hela Whiskey: Wild Cherry. Blackberry, Raspberry
end Lavender Brandies sl• ienpertur %Ville and titr.ut•
rich Bitters ..ce
Philada., June. 7,1851 23-em
AMID SPRING GOODS.
ii
on NspoN & CO CENTRE STREET, ,OPPO
iithe the Pat of ice—(Rlaier's old ' rim would
littoral their friends stud the public generally, that they
have taken mitten:o pains itt selecting their tipr;sat
stork of Ganda, which they have :Jenny increased
and enlarged We carifidently ;init. that a more am
ple and complete nosortment of goods hip. not been
opened in any one Stme In Mitt ylkill enunty ; and as
to clieht t nesa in price, they ehallenee ennui...olton with
any tither este:1116111(1mm in c liy or country Conte and
condo l e our :tack and you will be sale- fled end con
vinced that such is the'l,wt
Pottsville, April 19; last. 15-
'fif : F.LICI(D'READI!!
14EDICAL 119175 E!
L`tiTAIIIIrMED IS YEARS AIM., fly DR, KIN
KELIN, N. XV. COHIPI' t' Third slid Union
between riprtire• Find Pine Streets. Philadelphia.
ynotti and Manitond ; or a Pre mature Death
KINKELIN ON riEl.r PREAEII Val lON—ON I,V
23 emit P. This Boltlk jaw publialied, is All, d with awe
infortuation. on the infirmities and &wares .of the
Human dligans. It aildte,ses itself-alike to Youth.
Manhood and Old Age, and,,shinild rend by alt.
The valuable advice and impressive warning it swei
will prevent years of misery sad suiffershg euld , nuve
'annually Thouss , udeaf I.lveft.
Parents by remains it will learn how to prevent the
destruction of their children
*OA remittance of 23 veld.. enclosed in a leiter ad
d . dto Hr. Klußelin, N. W.. corner of third and
Mann Sit recta, betweet. r?pollte and Phil,. Philadel
phia. Will ensilre a book under envelope. per retort,
of until
Persona al a distance may addresa Dr. K. by letter.
(past-paid and be cured at lme.
P2Cilagriq or Meiticknes. Directions; Ace .forwarded
by sending n rentirtairce!. and put up eerurr front dam-
Rep or curiosity.
Book-sellers, News Agents, Pedlars, Caaivus.er-,
all others aupplied with the arurve work at very
low rates.
ikuerrat 21 1850
imutiririars SALAMANDER alWr.4/
rillgE VALIDITY Tllll3 PATENT. (after liar .
tag been •Igornusly cnntested by suits at t.w fur
the last six yeam) lids been fully and finally esinik
'jibed in the Supreme Court fir the tinned St:neo.
The undersiglica, al his depn. has on hand a lase
assortment of the genuine PATENT SALAMANDER
SAFES. Also, all kinds of IRON ell EMT:4 , MONET
BOXES. VAULT DOOFtz_4 and BANK VA tit.TS, both
Fire and Burglar Proof. with new and Second hand
Safes of other wake ra '—formlng the tartest assortment
In the world. Mao, the following LOCKS Jones's
changeable, Conthlnatlon..Petntutattetn. and Leiter
Changeabls Antl-Gunpowder Locks; Hall's new pa•
tent Powder and Burglar-proof Loek, Day. Ne%sell
Day's; and Locks of other cripbrated makers.
JOHN FARREL.
Nn.34 Walnut at,„ Phflada., sole Agent f.,r the State
of Pennsylvaniu
June °I. 18M
L a
LARE 4 H. EMUS, WOIII.D IN
form
his friends and the public in ten
eral
. .
that he has removed hit WATQII
1 " aNIL'JEWELERf ITDRE, to the
house romierly occupied be Joreph Coatsworth, op .
polite Mortimer's. where he offers to the public an
iisiortment of. Watches, Clocks and Jewelery.—
%Vetches of thj„„moat approved maker., roosisiing of
Hold„Patent Lever ;
Gold limiting do. Gold 4tit'hors,
Gold Cylinder. and silver Patent Lever. .1.. . Hunt
lot Silver Cl)linder. Rile Wit. Swiss arid.,ttuarrier
Watches, lifeatil Pine. ri.AOl eo --- riii'qri '4 i' .1.4 114 ;
ielljPire Broaches. Earltiogs. Filet Ifin'e4', liiii?V! , ,
lets, Gold Thinthlea.. Gold Bari' I Nets , alitri'itt,
Chains, Gold Pins 4110 Ca)ri. :4 - 111/I`f Valle,. Dessert
and Tea Snoring EWA Day and Thirty llottr.eP,,rar,
Revolving Pistols. Musical Insfroment• .Aiiu. atoiN
Small Violins, Flutes, Artordeotia. Latee"'Nusiral
Boxes. Steel Beady, and s great vati.uy of ortiriee.
all of which will ho void tow.
Having some eiperiem e in busisess, utl wLo lasor
hi o with their r wanno may feel satisiieMtlca goods
will be. represented just what they are.
WANTED AN APPRENTICE to the Watch mak
ing business A RO.I• chant, for 'matt boy.
N. H. A good Fire Proof Safe. tog sale cheap.
Pottsville, May 3, ISM I S-3ut
RIMIITTANCES to Vie OLD COUNTRY.
riVISSERIUER lIAVINC MADE Arrange
', melds in various parts of Ireland snit Newland.
and with:delimit. SPOONER, ATWOOI) & cO., Ran
kers, London, Is prepared to draw Night Bills from
One Pound Sterling to any amount ri-quirett,MrYnhle
In all part. of England. Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Persona remitting Five Dollars to the Point in r
(ands, with the name of the person who is todruw
the money, a bill for the amount, w Man recrilit for
them to hold, will be returned. _
- 12.4'nlertions made In all parni - of Europe, and_ For
eign Bills of Exchange cashed.
J P. SHERWIN, Pottsville,
"New Steam Saw Mill:
Jan 4. IFI.SI
1 111 E riII;DSCRIIIER HAVING E ' :MEG .ND
1 put into operation an eztenslv Meant :law
at the head of Silver Clerk, on bulge. tun tof the
best timber land In Schuylkill Vouni)- Ile is wePar
"ed to furnish sawed tlnther,nt all sizes, Including
Props for Mines, at He shortest notice. Confi
dent that hi. superiii vantage', will enable him to
pll his Lumber — iiweeral es, than Ilman of nil), other
ealullis ta this setti..ll—lie respectfully tudwits
attention tig his friends and the public generally,
assured Gilt a Mal only it necessary in •retire their
patrol titt• 1',1301111 tenting Imniht r. will apply to
the auftscribei iu Potl.vitte, nllO his Agent at the UM
Manatee delivered al tiny point
~
Jllllti TENIPIT
August /7, 1950 33_1y
Sl'l4ll LATLR FROM tilt CITY. •
PHILIP HOFF,. %'. 4111 I. It ItE
epectfully Inform his, obi vitstuniets
,A and the public geherotiy ' 'that he bas
Intro Ihe.exteasive roarl4 Malting
Es
labllahntent otFrederttk 11. Master, where he as now
prepared in do all k of Carriage ma and all
lons eyperient e in the business hopes, to be ebb, to
give.geh.ral satlafirtiOis to all I liOse h ho may rail
upon him.
Pottsville, October 5 10150. 40—if
r7r`~+ la_ ~ ~ 1
fiIipii“CABINET FURNITURE AND Pl
ano F o Ware , No. 445 Mar
ket tower, above Path , Norit side,
PHILADELPHIA. Przioiks about
purchasing will find at the subscriber's' Wateronms,
a large assortment of Caidnei Furniture. comparing
Parlor, Dining Room. Chainher and, Ki:then Furni
ture of every description. Also,
surriting ansswonD PIANO FORTES,
6,6i.61 aid 7 Octaves made by the Intoat celebrated
manotacturets In the country. A written warrantee
will Be Oren wilheach instrument if &Muni,
TO HOTEL KEEPEIN AND OTHERS
Also,-'a new article .4 parent AIAPLB. FRENCH
BEDSTEADS, the most desirable article now in u r ic
A tall ill respectfully solicited, as hi W 11l sell 10 pe
cent lower than any house in the city.
Illldayl.l ISM —2l-3m
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(47 4
WI 7 I r
'\o • '
' •
ASTROLOGY. `L
coalß, CELEBRATED C. W. ROBACK, FROM
Sweden, 011 ice No. 71, Locust street. Philadel
phia, offers his services to the citizens of Pottsville
and vicinity, Ile has been eon/tatted by all the crown
ed beads of Europe, and enjoys a blithe, reputation as
en Astrologer than any one living. Muth/like rillt.l3-
tiled according to Centenary—Ladies 113, 1 ; Gentlemen
11. Perconset alistance can have their /11111VIthil
draws by sendinglb'e date of the day of their bluth.—
All letters containingt he abate fee wilt reeetve 1111-
mediate attention, and giatlvitles seer tot any part of
the world written on durable paper s and be is prepar
ed to make use of his power by conjuration on any of
the following topic': Cannata's. advice given for4be
sammurful accomplishment of •,a wealthy, marriage ;
he has the power to redeem inch all Are given to the
free nee nt the .bottle; and for eases of hazard.
and for tke recoriery of stolen or rot property, and
the purchuing of lottery tickets. Thousands of the
above named ease* have been done 'JO this city and
its •lelfdly. and In the United Bowes to the flail sail,-
fecilua of all, 10,000 Nawrities of Huroacopes have
been cast daring the 14111 four
.7e21,1 white keep. Leh
ten will answer rues, porpoise, and will 'do as 'well as
to call In person. and the mall Is now an safe t hityter
eons need not fear to trust money through the Peel
°Mee.- Dr. Roback receives from 100 to 1000 lottery
monthlyand has never mined one. Ail !meta wilt
he religitially_atterided to,lf prorated: , For more par.
Oculars call u 'beat/lee and et an Astroloekti Alma
nac. gratis r• • C. W. BOBACK,
71 Lorna Bt., above P.lihib. Pillistiv l / 4112 -
.len• 43.1441 , . 4-do,
JvsT Asebßiviso I BEAUTIFUL Alagong
mein of Ladles" QIITSSet and Petri ;Breast Pins,
Bracelets and Ear Rings. for nit low by;
BRADY ELLIOTT. -
Dee. 14, IMO to-at
VEALTUERS—IFIrst quality FBATEIBIL3.• fur
rule 0 J AL BEATTY & BON.;
U It
Agent far. ilteitiitifacturer.
. •
.1 10.•
EMS
REMOVED
INIRTALLICI Rubber I,[nibs° VISTING.
EXPERIVNCE OF TUE LAST 4 YEAOB,
his pined firs ibis Bahia/ me confidence of the
eouraraara; titM, tokethcr ;nth the fact that-great im
provements have been made In the quatil.Y. *wattle
the triant4acturers in asserting it In be superior to
leather or any thlnfelse;for aft Ortenltellx, (move es
pectsity•for heavy or main netts.) far tbefoll4min:
reasons:
I. The perfect equality of ilmitith and tbirk or an width
it willsetara. •
-
• 3. Na danger of heat wader SOO degrees Fahrenheit
injures It, and 1* remains flexible in any deer( e ot told.
3. It Is or great strength and durability, doer not
',upon the putties. consequently a pin of power is oh.
twined, and when adjusted to tnachinety. does not re
quite alteration, as is the care with leather. or any
caw.
4. In wide Belting the cost is much below th3Vor
leather or any other,
large assortment 'always on band, and furnished
of given lengths, at shortest notice.•
mAcnipts BELTING. -
A scale or prices, by the piece of NM feet lung t
' inch 3-ply per foot II cents, 4-pl.r. 13 cents
3 " " " 13 " " , 17.
.:"
4 "
. .._
lb -.. " 2.1 "
5 14 66 44 23 64 .', ,n 30 .
6 44
. 44 4,6 . i v 14 II .3 5 , 4141
7 " " - 31 " " - 4 O 4O
dtt, t. 1: 35 i. 16 45 66
9 :`. 1 . :
50 " " G 5 "
11 "' " " :,5 " 16 70 ill
I 2 " " " 81 "
13 " .1 " 136 . 61 " y 51.5
14 " • ~" • 75 " ' " 20
15 " " •' 80 .4
10 " " '' .85 ' .. " . 1,05 -
18\ 64 66 46 .95 4. " ,1.18 •',
4 Wa \ 1, ~1 ,05 ... •` 1,10 "
\ • WATER HOME. ,
k litch,lier foot, •.' 22 cents
I " ..
'. I h .„. 2S
If ".. , 30 .ii
It ,1„ 33
. '
2 ” - •• . . \ '
,
Rf " . '
65 t.
Forliate, at Factory (vices, by D.' UANNAN,
Agent fay the Manufacturers.
Alva, Stearn Packitk of I to 1 inch thick. Cat
Opting*, Rings, Ste., for Water Nisei,
April 11, 1851 15--: . '
LAND WARRANTS.
LIODWTY LAND 'WARRANTR OR ,CERTIFI
- LP eStell,Prllhifilleertificatecand all minisor money
due on Aeroflot - of arrears of pay, fnraec,•inileage
property loaf, at dicaltnyeti in military orrvirr. ex -
p,n§.o9 Incurred, or money eXperldeti for organizing
Volunteer Companies !wrote being rito•tiiri•il Into the
service of the United States, and all tither claims
against the Utiventnent *tritely attended In, And ili
claime,secured at the shoitost notice Petsoni, hold
ing unliquidaied claims against the linit,.,t.st a t r g,
can have them adjusted by calling at my flfgrP, in
I:r ntreettert . ire 0 i door to Jacob Kline, EM. ';,-,
D. G. 51rtitWA N.
Poll•iville,Noi. 2.1850 4441 - '
Franklin Venitian Blind -111anntaitory.
11, 4 1titiri tiFiAN, No. 900 nevi: 24TitEKT, TWO
:4ixtb, opposite Mulatto Square,
where he will keep conidniiity wri hood
or maimfaelttre to order tt etitierior an.% fachionaLle
visoit mem of Venitlau Blind,, timmrpaased for IVA t
nese, richneat, durability and tini-th, which wilt he
sold on the 111.0.1 i iehli11113h11! IPrlng lfe tyaperrfully
oohedn a rontinuation or the pair. ape of bin old
friend 4 and the reottemol the Motets - o.uual, rod
invite all who ,indr erimmay, in the it afkt rhea p and
excellent him a call. '
N IL Old Minds neatly repalrml, painted and
trimmed. Orders front he tonality tare hill v put up.
ISN'n t y
NEW AND POPULAR SCHOOL ROOKS.
COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY 01 ,
•
2 e14,r,/ Universal History, together with a 111-
:. • 9gtaphy of fm , tingui4tird Nunn', to
hod, Ii appended an epitome of Hea
then Mythology, Natural tityliniophy, Umtata! Ailtran
omy ausiPliyaisslopy ; adopted and in oar is the Pistilli
:Schools of Philadelphia.
J ONES
N. W Unrner.Foitith and line, ?wpm, Philadelphia
Tencheraand :school Committees addressing let
ters in tit po.l paid, will be• furutshed vtith copies
for essuoinailon.
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A full and complete amitirlturrit of Ronk* and Stu
tmitary for axle at the Lowell: Prlre,
14.4 y 10, 1,351
rllO THELADIF.S AND GENTLOIEN Wilt)
are Vast-.lila. Roy; and Voniig Gentlemen oi'
Pa., 111111 The HUI rounding %our
/1 , pant. uleriy invited ir i the . latri,t and
completeavatortuir 110Vel nod
cLo•rtitNr;. That tirn atihaertber ha: on hand well
adapted to the, aea•itn.alitilPd for bola of three yaiara
age,.and to tit'illitr . grintleinen of .cixteen.
All per.cns living at a titatanrp,pnrchaviata
fit this eslaldiahment, have the privitere of re
tontine them if they do not . F. A. 110 VT,
3114 [`hest eat at 1,0 141 , 1” W Ter,t tr. Phliada
V, 1051 •
_ . . aa y ir
PTICCATIS SOAP worass.
South Vast Conte,. of Crewe 4. Pier nrerls,Phileda.
I , NOEUSIitiEII OFFER FOR SALE TIIE
varlotta qualiile.` or Drover, and Pale Snaps, and
p. ire ire Ike attention of purr:lt:teene real.
d l eni in Schuylkill Co. r y BACON tr. CO,
AI.FitCD LAWTON Wing connected with the
Awen the palranaeri of tile
(mends, and wall attend to all orders Rent fry mall or
ntherwis.•:
Philadr•, ?day 24, ISbl. 21•tf
.N. M Nr.w,riarays •
(flearly•r Ron, Arerrotgatin /freq. Petrone/ie. Penna..)
Plisinblng Shop.
Hol C!INSTANTIS ON HAND' A AUPPIS nF
all sizes of Lead Pine, Sheet Lead: Work Tin.
LiLitli Tubs, Hhower [lathe, Hydrant'', Hose. Double
and Single ',riling Pumps and Water Cloven.; also, al
kinds of Brass Corks for waterand iltentn. Brass Oil
Cup*. and Globs, for Engines. All kinds of Copper
Wnrk and Plumbing done in the orates manner at
the shortest Mire.
N. 13. OJtih pald for old BM.* and Lead.
Pottsville. Oct. 26, 1830. 43-tf
20 Per Coat Saved to Cotustry rtterr.faants.
WM. J. KING DEALER IN BOOTS
nod SIIOER. Na.MI N.itilt 2d eltreet Phila.
flawltopt received from the lifanufrunry at
well ..elected clock of the above •
Roods, whleti will GP sold at 20
per rent, les...then can In, parch: vied in the
city for cash or city accepla tire. Dealers will .10 well
to roll Ware pprellasing.; ,
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S. P. TOWNSEND'S . SARSAPARILLA
The Genuine Article,
IsIEATIN IMPROVED—MANUFACTURED By
kJ . DOIT. MILTON, Du; Ote‘at Chemist.
Dr. •S. P. P.-TumuEsd's Sarsaparilla, -
Tlo. • most Exisilordinarr. ;filpiltine In the World
Oyer tern hundred and'Ally • tbousaid pelsn'tis cured
of various dtseasesoaritditi theists two. elm. It tnres ,
4, - rolisla..gisitaioni VI! err,:.cull Merril..
ry,Fever Sores, , Rheumatism,
ConsuniitionAlelierall Ve bit Dy's
prpslactnistlyeriessi:rfk D ken •
. . ,
es. I.lterAutnplalnt. 'Dropsy
and 044. fAingvorms.
Canters and Tuhlof3l Heart Dlseases.
The great ',rattly of this unsOchie in, that it never
knishes the constitution's and lit always beneficial, even
to the 010.1 delicate, and Is the only medicine ever di.,
slivered ill .1 rrea len • nett., pure and rich Idprul, and
that reaches the hone. Thousands are ready Iss testi.
fy to Us many virtues.., •
GREAT SPRING AD lIMMKR MEDICINE.
Every iwrsin. should lake a haute. Faring and fan, to
regulate the system sod drive. out all hime • •si.
TAKE CARE (IF Votlft
11111. 1.0114.. nr.llr, S. P. Townsend's Estrael of :tar
saparallt a rtl rlransr Ilex system of n.„ehile,
READ THE, F.VIDENCE.
This me to certify, that nkirchild 14/41,1 afflicted with t
horrible sliamise in the face , (which terisird 1110 ef
fort,. of my family physicists.) and was entirely cured
by half a bottle of Dr. et P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla
, WILLIAM WOOD,
Dni,onlown, Fayette cu.; Pa.. July R, 18 `.0.
This in tocertify that we have sold Dr. S. P. Totvn
setors - Natenparilla for many yea's, and mumbler it a
vet). valuable medicine, Marl cutups, having been er
ferr..,t Our vie inky. A young man by the twine of
Wr-mloy Rotherprk, of this plate, wan cured of the
Sr rufulu, (having large lumps In his neck) by ((muse
of one bottle REED, & SON?
llohtingdon', Pa.. July 3sl, 1950
NOTICE.
The public are notified that Di. S. P. Townseud's
F.l iract of Sargapai ills, will in (Mute t e niannfartur•
ed under the dliection of•Jamia U. Uhilion,
whose name •to connection with that of Or. tt.l•.
Townsend. IA ill he upon each bottle, to present loud.
sob' nt • HANNAN'S
Bookstore, Pottvville, Wholesale and Retail.
*Druggists and others are Inhumed that we have
made sIIMII/ReMentil to supoly this medicine by the
Dozen. at the Manufacturers• prices. It will be to
theiradvantage therefore to procure their suppliee from
The, lterlpe to inanufr, lure Chia article. was cold
few moll ll .*ugn. for the sam of Use Hundred T hor-
smut Ihdlors, Dm best evidence ra it, great wnnh se
medicine. The sale has been unexampled.
The article sold as Old D►. Jacob Townseod's. Is all
a ••iluilibug." Jacob Tow asend is a Vender of PO- ,
&Wrests In New York, and a ,firm pay him several
hundred dollars n year for the use of his name, Go Ju•
punmse of manufacturing a &purifies article, and palm
tt off upon the public as the "genuine article," by
tt old Dort. Jacnb'Townsend's SaNaparilta..
Mr you want the genuine article always ask t'r
Dam. S. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
Aug 3,1850
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Perry Davis' Vegetable Pala
Killer.
'IIF. WONDER OF THE. AGE.—INTERN AL &
1 External Remedy.—A great discovery and valua
ble medicine. Every family should have a bottle in
Laura of sudden gicknees. It cures
Cholera, Dowel Complaints , Cholic.Dierrhwa,
Fever and Ague, Pilce, Dysentery. Pain
iu the Head. Bruises, 11..eurna.
lism, Dyspepsia. and Borne.
. READ THE EVIDENCE.
This certifies that I have for several mouths used
Mr. Davis' Vegetable Pain Killtt in my family in
several of those cases for which it is reemomended,
and find it a veryusefu I family medicine.
A. BRONSON.
Parlor of Id Ilaptiat Church, Pall 141 W.
llsbury, Martha's Vineyard..
This May certify that I have used Davis' Palo Ell•
er with great surer , . 40 of Cholera • Infantnns.
Collusion Bowel Complaint. Oronchitit, Couhe,
ke., and would cheertullyrecommend it as A valuable
amily meeleine. • • JAS. C. BROMFR.
Faiinth Davis,—This may certify that I still hie
the. Pain Killer in my Omit . My health has been ao
-good for three or four months past. that I have bui
little or no use for it, and would still recommend It to
the nubile. aicriAßD PECKHAM,
Fail River. Id month, 17th, 1849.
For male by • JENKINS ic
125 Chement Street, Philadelphia.
Ceneral Wholesale Agents for Eastern Pennsylvania,
".to whom all orders and applications An - Agencies
from Eastern Pen ns yl v ania should be adds d..
BANNAN.
Wholesale and Retail Agent for Sebbytkill Co.
opproxylorm and of bersauppilettn sell again, et the
regular rates.
17,1650,
ICTIRODIST , large asiortariont
mernodisallyrans always on hand and for sale
at publishers• prices at B. BAINNAN.'S
• •
Ctr”p Book gad Stationer Store.
Apr 1119,1851 16-1,
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low:prices.
BOVA' and I'onthe Boots and Monroe' coure,or fine.
.J.ADVS' French Anil BROW) Lasilog Gaiter. lliint3.
Morocco, ('aliakin and GOlll tlisanies,, French !dor
(:elf•kitrand Coat It:steel, French Morocco,
Kid tr.-Wand wimp xprlua klai.skiiis and Jelll•rsons,
trench :dor rote., 4111 i Kid Toriirourds, from fin cis.
to et; Metz• Eii4laud ft(infet.e a lid liocifofall kinds
ebeaP•'. ,
. ,
MISSEA.' and tltildrens Bootee. and shoes. alarge
asortni7 , r•Pilivll.li. for this market, couriantly ‘ on
hand. ~ •• L • ' \
titles Elastic AlWea. ,
Our stock of liiim Flank Rboca are of the beat man
ufactured art Icleo the country can afford. Ladles auJ
Gentlemen wonirt mum well to call and provid e them.
!wives with good truin,titnres, the best preventaltre
yet dip,. OV ered of /•olll.Catigtr and prinan mptlan.
'minims, Carpet liag4 and Valires.
The Travelling community will find ue wellaup
plied with the above affirlea,which we will sell at
moderate prieta.
Boots and : 4 li4er, made and 144irelitiiardt,ri.
TEIIMA COW.
Der. 15, N. 49-ty
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4noliter Scientific Wonder!.
PEPSIN !
THE Tntrr. KSl'llq: v 1.17111. OR'C.R..TN IL'
. met.!—A GREAY DYSPEPSIA CURER, ma:-
pared from Rennet. or the fourth eltutuadv,uf the
Its, after direct ions of ninon Liebip , tliu great-Pity
afologiral Cheotibt, by Jy. Houghton, hi , No, i t
Num. Enthilr street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thia is a truly iv...odor - 61 remedy for intligeNtion;.
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver l'uniplaiht, Cenetipallon,
and Debility, toting alba Nature's own tnelhod, by_
Naturo'growir aught. the DaAtric Juke.
(*fluff a trappooarolul thin Fluid. (alined in water,
will dlgrot or di.-olve, Fier Pouads of Roast Beef in
ilftoof two lit;tir:. 0111 of the trioninch.
DICEBTION.
Digestion is rhietly perfootted to the stomach Icy the
aid of a fluid which freely exudes front the inner rout
of that orgisa, when In a hiaii , 01 health, called the
Gastric Juice. 'Phis fluid Is the Oseat •solvent of thr
Fond, tfi. , .. P_wrifying, Preserving, and 81Iimulating
ICtigrent (lila. stomach and intestines... Without It them
Livirill be no tharetiolt.—oo conVelbion of Fond into
blood, and no untritbm of the body ; but rather a foul,
torpid, painful, and demo urlD e con dition of the Whole
digestive apparatus. A weak, half dead, or itriored
stomach e milures no g 04,1 Gamic /tote, anifttritta•
the disrase. dirt tees and debility whirh ensue.
'
I'EP.4I it: AND RP:NET.
Pepsin I. the cloefelement, or great bigrstinepris
rtirfr 111 the Gastric gob r. It in fillind in great abun
dance in Or solid pasts of the human stomach after
death, :Lod $.01111'0101 . 5 Callittett tint74l”lttarfi to digest
Itself, or rat itself up. It Is also found in the *Munich
of animals, as the on, tall, Aso. It Is the material 11%ell
by farmers in making cheese, railed Re'nort, the effect
of which has long been the special wonder of the
dairy: The cording of milk is the first proerstrOf di
gestlon. Rennet possesses astonishing power The
stomach of a calf will curdle nearly one 01011934 W
time,. Its own weight of milk. Ilaron Liti6l7. states
that "One part Of Pepsin dissolved an sixty thousand
parts of water, will digest meal and other food."—
Diseased stomachs produce tin good Gastric Juice,
Reset or Pepsin. To show thaithis want may he per
fectly supplied, we quote the following
sCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE!
Baron Liebig, in his exlebrated work 'tin Anhui)
Chemist ry, says: "An Artificial Digestive Fluid ana.
logos. in the Gastric Juice, may he readily prepared
from the mucous membrane of the stomach of the Calf,
an'whlch vartnua, .2rt Wien of food, as , meal and eggs,
will be softened, changed. and digested, just In the
same manner as I bey would bu is thetilintan stomach.'
Dr. Pere it a, in his famous ireath.e on "Fund and
Diet." pulitiailed by Fowlers & Wells, New York,
page 'nodule* the Warlin great fart, and describes the
method of preparation. There are few higher authori
ties than Dr, Pereira,
Dr Combe, in his valuable writings onthe f•Physiol•
ngy-uf Dieestion,'• oluerves that •-a oltrounifion of the
due otiantity of 11Kr:work Juice is a prominent and
rause of Dyspepsia ;'• and he states
that 'lt distinguished professor of medicine in London,
who was severely afflicted with this complamt, find
ing every.liing else in fall, bad recourse to the Gastric
Juice, obtained from the. stomach 'of living
which proved completely successful."
table Diet," cave: "it in a remarkable MCI In physi
ology. that the siornarhs of animals,' macerated in
water, finnan to the fluid the property of die inivina
various articles of food, and of erecting a kind of are
Oficial digestion of them in nn wise different from the
natural digestive prOCCON...
Dr. Almon'• great work, tim "Dhentistry of Man."
(Les & Blanchard, Phila. 1848, pp. 321-2) says : "The ,
discovery or PEpitlN forms a new era In the them!.
1 . 3
17
istoty of Digestion. From -recent experiments ,
we nnw th.it food is dletolved en rapidly in ais-arti
-1 Oct. I dlglitst Vie Mild. prep.ated Dein Pepsin, WI It is in
irtlin natonOhre • ic,,JitliWliself," ,
!:-. I.foreasorftiiti, ttrUitstfilie le(Preon College, Plata
'delphia,'lsflit. . . idinrk.ritf tothijo Ployalolugy, de ,
votes, more than fiffilipptda to hn examination Of Ma
I &oder,. ills rkpetiiiirnive with Dr. Beaumont, on the
Gnome-in ice,obtaiuml rr theliving human stomach
itnr front animals are well known. "in all taseit,"
I :ite . , eays. "digestion enct;ricAhn Dertivtly In . lti r ant
demi an in the natural digestionr." .
A DVSPEPATA cuRER,
Dr Nouchroli•i. preparation nt PIP.PgIN, has produ
ced Mentos* marvellous efects. curing cases or De
bility. 6rttaeiutlon, Nervous Decline, and Dyirpeptic
Conrandiptirm,•upposed to be on the very verge of the
grave. It I.r-impossible to glee the details or caseein
ill, lining of this advertisement—hut authentirated
rrrtifiraten have been given of Wore TWO lIILiNf
DIIEII RENIARKABLECIIIIER, in Philadelphia New.
York and Roston There were neatly till des
perate eases, and- the cures were not only rapid and
Wonderful. 101 l permanent.
It is .3 great nervous antidote. and partic.utarly use
ful fort, ndency in billions disorder, Livettortiplatnt,
Fever and Agile, or badly treated 'Fever and Ague,
arid the evil effects of Quinine. Nereitry, and other
Mugs upon the Digestive organs, after along sleknyys,
. , esr •rs ftreatlnv, and the too ftee use of ar
dent spirits. it almostrilia• with Intem
perance.
01.1) AToNACII
There is no form of Ohl Stomach Complaints whir
it does not seem to rentli and remove at once. No
nuttier how badthey luny he, it gives Instant relief)
.
A single doge removes all the unpleasant symptoms,
and it 044 nerds to be repeated, for a short time. to
make these good effects perittatie, o Ii ott
Wit visor of body . rollotv It is particularly
elrellentin cases of Nausea, Vomiting,Cramps.tiore
ners or the pit rattle Stomach, distress alter eating.
low, cold. stale of the Blood, Heaviness, Lowness of
flpirity„ Deattondebey, Emaelatinn. Weakness, ten
dency to timidly, Sulride, kr.
Prier,f nu. lioldr per bottle. fine tootle will often
effect a Moline run'.
=I
Cr=
Psi convenience of +eliding to all parts of the coon
trydhe DICIEST/VC MATTErt OF THE pEpsiN le
put up In the form of Pnwdets..with direction+ to be
water or Ayr lip, by the patient, These
powders cambia lam the •ame mailer as the bottles,
but twin• the quantity for the Ink 11 it! Kite, and will be
sent by mail, nee of postage. for One. Dollar sent (post
paid) tr. Dr..l. r 4. 1101111HTtEN 4 Nn. 11 North Eighth
street.Ttilladelphis, Pa.
Six packages for five dollars. Every parkage and
bottle Oarsthe written signature Of J. M. Houghton,
M D.. KA le Nspnrior.. ' • " .
Soldhy agents to evert town hi the Milted States,
and by respectable dealers In Medicines generally.
For sale at H. HANNAN'S Variety store.
Alan for sale by J . )ahn G Onovn, and John 8. V. Merl :
In, Druggists, I t o/ravine. ,
E.. 1 Fry, Druggist, Tamitqua.
.1. W2l - /Itthq, du •Minereviiie.
13;pt 1, ISM) 3fi ly
The heat Family Malik:Me now before the public.
• It has been computed, that during the last
twenty y 0 1: 'P. three millions of persons hate
annually been benefited by the use of
these Medicines' -a-fact which speaks volumes
in favor of their en five propeities--a single trial
will place them :the reach of competition in
the estimation of every 'infield. fly their use the
blood is restored ten pure and healthy state, freed
from all impurities. The siitem is not reduced
during their, opetion, but t uyi l ,mrated, and they
require -no roe taint from business or pleasure..
The afflict • bah in Moffat's Life Pith
and phaird 131 teed, a remedy that will do
'for them all m Line can possibly effect
The genuine o these medicines are noWput up
with a fine steel engraved wrapper anil labels,
and copy right secured according to the laws of the
United States. .
Prepared by W. B. MOFFAT, /[.l) . New-
Yak • '
For axle by
J. W. 010111:8,-
Drug gilt; solo Aviator Iltineraillle
August 10,1850
MN Ocitiittkeeper:
POISONOVS
:seek. of copper often give rise to pit.'
lg. Though the metal undergoes but
change id a dry atmosphere, it is rusted
Amore be present, and its surface be.
covered with a green substance—car
te or the protoxide of copper,a poisonous
i?ound. ft has sometimes happened, that
"ther, for want of knowledge, poisoned
Sourkrout, when permitted to
some time in a copper vessel, has pro
death in a few hours. Cooks some.
permit pickles to remain in copper ves
that they may acquire a rich green color,
h they do by absorbing poison. Fami
tale pften been thrown into disease by
ig such dainties, and may have died in
instances without suspecting the cause.
Thompson.
BAKED BREAD oximir.T.,
tr.t.titstiTs.-6oz of stale bread, without
crU3f \ -5 eggs--i oz or parsley, and
lethon \ rhy roe.
nstructioni. 7 Soften the breadlhoroughly
dish,, with tk \ little baili water, cover
over, and legit soak fotan houv q -then
it up with a fork, picking out the hard
), and adding ti parsley and lemon
chopped' fine, wifit salt and pepper,
miming. Beat the eggs„Well, mix them
intimately with the other ingredients, and
bake the whole in a well btittred dish,
(buttered cold) for about al *Munn* Turn
it out of the dish, garnished with. parsley,
anti-serve with brown sauce.
TO MAKE GREEN SALVE.
• Take freshly gathered white lily tlowers,,
;broad-leaved, common plantain, chickweed,
each, as much as can be grasped in a man's
hand\; cue pound of newly-ebutned butter
Wjthertit,salt ; one pound of Jutiittiu suet,
melted . and strained : one pound of bees-wax
and one pound of rosin. Melt the butter and
suet together,` and :boil in them the 'herbs,
until the juice extracted; then strain
through a cloth, and add the rosin and wax.
When melted and well mixed, strain again
into a queeuSware or earthen pan, and stir
till cold, to prevent separation. An excel
lerit cooling and healing sake for wouudi
and burns.
SYRUP FOR DI A MUM A &. CHOLERA
Two quarts juice of blacklo - ries, one:pound
loaf sugar;‘..t ounce nutmegs, oz cinnamon,
fi ounce cloves, - I ouuee alspice, pulverised.
Boil all togethev,for a short time, and when
cold, 'add a pint: of fourth proof brandy.
From a teaspoonful to t i tvine glasSlul, ac-
Cording - to the patient's age, is to be given
till relief ensues. Alan V-severe, critical eases
haie been curekby this pOwerful remedy.
TO CIA: AN MA
Take two parts of common soda, one part
of pumice -stone, mild one part of finely-pow
dered chalk ; sift it through a fine sieve, and
mix it with water ; then rub it well over the
marble, and the stains will be removed-;
then *ash the marble over with soap Sod
water, and it will be as clean as it was at .
first.
RUST.
A most excellent varnish to prevent rust is
made of one pint of fat oil varnish, mixed
with'ii pints of highly rectified spirits of tur
pentine, rubbed on the i l ron Or steel with a
piece Of sponge. This varnish may he ap4
plied3o bright stoves and eVen mathemati
call trurnents withoniipjuring their deli
cate polish.—Screntific AniTcan.
MICE.
‘F,SL
Stop mouse holes with pluii - a4oirimon
hard soap, and you will do' it ereo4li:— . - .
Rats, roaches and ants will not-dist,
CARDS
N.
M. WILSON , MAGISTRATE, CoNVEY•
• sneer. Land 'Agoni and Orm•ral Collector.—
Otllte. Market street. Pottsville, Pa
N0v.,10, 1850. •
1)114.4*. 011ikill.E.S„-I..IFIWAS 4,1• NZ, SE
-1 spectrally announceetmthe,Ladiet and gentlemen
of Pottsville, that in addition to his prof - vow-nal ser
vile:oB.as a Violinist. he will alio gav e . Montt' 'one on
be Plano. Residence, Penn.ylvalliallall, 'venire SI
Nu ( *.LIM l'.. 44 If •
~
, 1 , 1108. R. L. &BUR, M. D., ortElts ills
1- Profeshinnal seri kelt In the titlzens:nt r ain Cur
bon and iltlidty. Ile will be tinpniew4iion,2llWltO
Elay.ser tit to give him a ea* Office In 111010114101-
merli occupied by Doctor Wiley. .llntettrla4 given:
Port Catlin, Oct. 5, Kyr '-- ' ' 40:te.
L'IDWARD SIFIIPPEN, ATTDRNEie AND
K. COUNSELLOR at Law. Philadelphi‘wilLallend
tn.:utter:Guns and all other legal bustne:.s.in-the City
of Philadeltiltia,adtoining Counties and .:eietiliere.----1
°trite No. 179 Walnut sleet above Seventh street. ,
Thlladeltilnia•
I P. RIIEtLWIN, FACIIA*4.jitiD COL
of lectine 4)triet., Pa.—(leaf.;rio uncut
r..nt Bank Notes. Mils or Earlianse, I:4lttificateti of
Bewails, -Cheeks and Brans. Checks„pr sale on
Plodadelphos and New Vork. in ?unto to MOJA.
March 9. 185 1 1. IG-t
1,1 . _
1 `LOCTOIre. HAML RR nm
E, oauipATiiits
MI% SIC! AN, Remove , ' hie 4)dier to one of the
Brick Masashi Coal litirel ,
Apr 1128,1849
t D. DIEREDITII4 Reril Estate Agency ot
.1 ~fice,Contie MI , Poitstale, at buylk inf . :utility, Pa
Agent for the sale and loircleatie of [teal Eqtate
I pent for Lands, mid roller:111111 of Rrnts,Ars..
Oct. 29, 1944.
AItIII.IEL ARTZ-.4IISTIVP. of 7 rir
13 Pottsville. Will attend promptly to Collection.,
Agencies. Purchase and gate of Real Estate. in
rlchuylkill County, P. 'Wire In Centre SITPVI oppn
site the Town Ilion. Oct :211. VW).
AGENCY—Fot the Purchase and eat of l).•:. I E
late; buying and sallow coat; r.rF ch 3 rEro
Cool lands; Inner!. Arr., end (idle/1115g real, — from
tts'enty year,. expertcnco to Ik. c o u kit). he Impes
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Town Hall:
Brill 22,
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rorrsvlziLt 410 1 DEntnr•
isr HE undereigned having been entrusted with the di-
I rectionofilie Pottsville Arademy. takes the Brolly
In futanunoind lids Imo Potion to the patronage or the
public. mh •• mat. who Ira, uvrd his education In
the best unl, er•ii les of Oct many and Paris, and who
has`been for several years engaged intearbing in this
• ibliOtry, will leach ancient and. inihlern Incigualerr, ns
Ladle. Greek. rt,b re w,Geririanand Frond', the higher
bra :rows itT Mathematics, as Geometry, Algebra.
Serer)lflE. , Mcesoutaik i n and Calculus, el well as
Natural Pidlosophy and the principles of Chemistry;
whilst an ekperieraced - English teacher, whose name
wail be mad known hereafter, will take charge of the
elementary and branches, as Spelling; Read
Writing,Commoition, rhetoric. Arithmetic. His.
'my and Geography The principles or Ronk keeping
will he taught. anitibe 'rands e erclsed in the keeping
of ih.titioua acctiums by Marble entry. Even the
sinallest boys will lie faithfully , ' taught by the 'rearm... 4
themselves, and to young men an opportunity wilt he
atforded to prosecute their studies as far as nt any of
our common Colleges. With a strict discipline shall
shall be combined a respectful and kind treatment of
the scholars. Pupils from abroad can he accomurodn
ted.with boarding on moderate terms, In respertable
private boarding, houses. Those desiring to learn the
German lanruage.tboroughly, can find admittance In
an atfrompliabed Germaniamity. The terms of 'lna
-Rua are as hitherto, di44 yearly for languages $I ex
tra. The year It divided Into 3 eersions. bit from the
tot Monday in Reptember to Chrielmag,llllo,eitra $3;
Rd, -front New ,Year to the second Monday in April
07. and *4 50 extra. 9d from theta, to the 9,1 Monday
in inlY• 4 1 . and VISO extra. Mils payable at the end
of the first month of each session. It Is highly larpor.
tant that.exerr aehotar should enter the School with
the commencement of the first Session.
L. ANGELS, Principal
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J01t12.1821
AREICHAMCAL — kerciiMiguanra..
AN OUTLINE of Mechanical Eigineering whit
Drawings of -finished Mechanic's Tools and 'Ap
paratus of every description: Also a number of dif
ferent plates showing , the arrangements of well con
structed manufactories, such as Grist, Oil and other
Foundries, Forges,Rolling Mills, sugar. Paper
and spinning . Machines, Pumps and Water-works.
Cloth litsuirDietottes. &c„ &c, with an appendix con
taining the necellasty descriptions and calfulations
collected, elaborated and published by American En
gineering Society, under the direction of Frederick
Moue, It Is decidedly the best work for Engineers
and idadtlnists, ever published.
E Price to SubsCribers II 00 per number. To non-
Subscrlbers fil-50. • -
SubairlPtiona rerelved and single copies for sale by
. • B. HANNAN.
. Regular appointed Agent.
Pottsville, Jtine 14,1851 24
COTTAGER TEISTiIITTIitiI.
LTAKT, WARE & CO., No. :BO CHESNUT street.
[[ll above Tenth, Manufacturers of Painted Cottage
Ghastlier Furatture: • The subscribers would tall the
attention of the public to their extensive assortment
or the liaise Put °Kure: Persons furnlahint Cottages,
Onsets: Boarding-houses. tq» w,lll find it much ' , to
their advantage to examine his new style of Fault-
Lure befo re purchasing. lilt Is durable. ornamental
andlow priced: Complete sets from 111311 uputards ;
Sets or Single Pieces .painted andornameeted In any
style to order.- Also. Chairs, Extension ..Tables and
other Purnttere at very low prices. •
N. B. The Trade supplied as nand.
Phile4o., June 118 4 1631. 264 m
THE POOR 2111L1P9 PAIRIES.I
BY CUANLOTTI YOUNG
Oh !.mine is
.a fairy home,
h . ,
The' 'tis humble enough and poor ;
There are prints of tbctr tiny feet
All over the sanded floor.
There are sounds as of elfin glee,
That awako me at peep of day;
•
There are wee things about my path. -
Ere I start with my spade away
Last night, ere I left the field,
A friend, with'a smiling face.
Came to ask me to go with him
To some merry carousing place.
, But me thought that the while he talked'
I was touched with a magic wand—
With a sprightly glimmer of „ tarry eyes,
And a look I can never withstand
1 saw oue sweet anxious face
A wait in the porch for me,
While three little busy elves
Were as merry as elves could be.
I saw their sweet looks ot,tove,
And my heart set off through the wood;
So I bade my old friend good night,
• And followed as fast as I could.
One fairy hand made my tea,
Anti another had sliced my bread,
And a tiny one had clambered my knee
For a ere she went to bed
And Bess is the fairy queen,
And Harry. uud Jane, and Kate,
Are the three little busy elves
Who clustered around my gate.
Oh' mine is a fairy home,
Tho' men say. there are fairies no more ; •
still they beckon me when I roam,
And peep to at my Cottage door.
(TIN farmer.
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!LIMES IN RAISING, POULTRY
I. All young chickens, ducks and tuikeys,
should be kept under cover, out of the wea
:
ther, during rainy .easons.
2. twice or thrice a week, pepper,' shal
lots, shivcs or-garlic, shOuld be mixed up
with their fOOd.
3. A small lump of assafretid t old be
placed, in the pi)i in which their water is
given them to drink. • ,
4. Whenever, they manifest disease, by
she drooptok.,of the wingii or any otlir out
ward sins of ill , health, 'a . little
broken into small lumps, should be 'niixed
with (fa - 4 ruf6od.
^5. chivicens which re kept from the dung-
hill while young, seldino have the i gapes.
thereliireikthould be the object of tliose_who
have the eliarge ofthem, sd\to .confine, the
hens as to preclmle their ycnkng frOrn , the
range of barn or stable yards. \•
6. Should any of the eltickensNhave the
gapes, mir up small portions of assa fo
rhubarb, and pepper in fresh buttezkand
give each chicken as ntnchof the mittureas
will lie upon one-half 'lite bowl of a small,
teaspoon.
7. For thepip, the following utatineut to
judicioui: take off the indurated coveriug ou
the pV;t of the toukue, and give twice a
day, for two or three days, a piece of 4arlic
the size . of a pea. .If garlic cannot be ob
ned, Oliioo, shallot,'or . shives will 'answer:
and it' ueithr,,,ol these „- he conveuient-rftvu
rains of blackpepper girier3 in fresh
butter, will answer!.
S. For the snuffles, the same remedies as
for the gapes will be found highly curative:
but in addition to them, it will be necessary
to Melt a little assafa3tida in fresh tnittei,and
'ruh_the chicken about the nostrils; taking
care to clean-them out.
9. Grown-tir; ducks are 'sometimes taken
oii rapidly by convulsions. In such cases,
four drolis,ottiliubarb and four grains of cay
enne pepper, mixed - 14,fresh butter, should
be administered. .Lasryear we lost several
by this disease, 'and ihisjear the same ymyr.:
toms manifested :theinsclves among them :
but arrested the malady, withouqo i sing a
single duck, by a dose of the above inellicine
to such as were ill. One et the ducks was
at the time paralyzed, but'was thus saved.
BARREN SOILS
This term is often used, - and is supposed
by many to mean a soil incapable of - Jiving
rendered fertile.- , i No such soil exists:;Bar
ren then is only applicable when icti.nded to
convey the idea of soif which, in its present
state, will not repay the cultivator.
The unproductiVeness may arise: front
tunny causes, 'but none of them are wiaiout a •
remedy. It from a deficiency of setrie;of the
earths, let them. be=‘added ; if , Mum arr'excgs
of deficiency of either auitnal 4egetablv
masters, the fault is easily corrected •:. if fri.m'
stagnant water, either under-drain oi ! Lib- •
soil, as may be required: if sand, clay,• or
chalk be deficient, add them if• either be to
excess, add the other mu. .Peaty soil's are
generally reclaimed by draining alone; "some
times paring and burning are necessary to
induce decomposition of organic -Matters to
excess. The same result can he obtained to
most or all eases, by the addition of the salt
and time preparation which we have recoto•
mended fur cotnpost i 's. When soils.are blond '
to be incompetent to produce and special crops
required, the termer should hake them ana
lyzed. and than compare' their interzrants
with those of such soils es, to produce the
required crop readily. The differetie will
point out the means Mitch mist naturally be
resorted to for the purpose of !"i'estOriukr. then
fertility. ; '
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TIRE lIONE , 4I' FARMER
Two farmers having a dispute as fp some
land, an action at law was commenced to de
termine it. On the day fixed for the trial,
one of them called on his opponent to,accoln
pawl him to the court, that each Might give
his own statement of the case. Finding his
neighbor at work in the field, he said ohim
-"Js it possible you have forgotten otir case
is to be decided to-day ?" " No," said the
other, " I have not forgotten it, but jettouot
well sparetime to go. Iron will be there,
and I know you are an honest matt, and.will
state the case tatrly : and justice, wilt be
done." And so it proved; for the; farmer
who went to the judge, stated Itis,neighbor's
case so clearly, that the cause was decided
against himself, and he returned to inform
his opponent that he had gained the proper
ty. :Such a character is worth more,than
the wealth of the Indies. But hpw widely
.difierent. is the spirit usually - exhibited by
ineo in their dealings with each other.
EIZI
' Rye Ftour, when made into good light
bread and allowed a day or two to ripen, is
very nutritious and wholesome. Rye flour
.more nearly resembles wheatenflour in its
composition than any other ;.it has, howev
er. more of certain gummy and sugary sub
stances, which make it tenacious, and ' , also
imparts a sweetish taste.' All griiina and
roots which have much starch in them un
dergo a great change in their chemical com
position by baking—flour becomes more nu
tritious, and more easily digestable, because
more soluble. This is also the case with
flour—that is, the starch; gluten and sugar.
of potatoes—when baked, or what is still
better, when roasted in the hot embers of as
old•fashioned farm house fire.—American
Agriculturist.
CARROTS FOR UORSRS•
In Great Britain, many of the most Suc
cessful agriculturalists and cattle breeders,
feed their horses largely and, indeed, in some
instances, quite exclusively, on roots. It has
been estimated by competent juliges, that for
purposes of cattle feeding, a bushel of crrrots
is equal to a bushel of 'grain.
RYE FLOUR