U. Sier4Oltait
' ThittatMai7 celaserts/a/Tglrea notice:Mt sub-
DCriPitltrieb/111/1:10Mall TM/MX*l4
iniabinkrfieielittrusirliagAfit.-11164,withseau
21* "1140billg11"10 9414,11004A3tP!
'Obit PFClNlntittp* l*
Olkil -1,14ttl
1010,1-10:10a.130cAr •
Tbeibbabasbecarrstlafis ;it the aptirii the
firin
*Doer at astavicr,-bitosi cent:gota boot bad&
rpg,fe norless pan five - nor lrics/ than two* Mrs
frouttbeir brbe.sa tbe government my elect. Tliey
will be lama danoelkdiceut re! 0 1 4 SIO.VIS OO ,
tam*: ail &Binh isfirirdorissnsust be for fif
ty dollars or muss multiple of bay doltan
Monate" wilt bs tranaudttad:talths mimes fres, of
transporl4oncharBelles most after the receipt of the
vriglAPT4446l- 13 ,r DePia - 4 10th a can be PreP l T et
- 3i the votes draw Interest trout August IL parsons
smoking deposits subsequent to that drat must ; Pay titre
Catered Mined from dativof sots to date of deposit.
Partka depadtinkivreaty:fiis tharboal dollars. and
44!**1, for tbl/ou notes at any one Um will tie armed
loinmisnion of one-quitter Ot one per tea . .., Which
willibepdd hy the Treasury Department upon the re
.oeigif as bill far the mount, certified to by there=
Whoa the dePoslt made. No dednetioni - for
' ollllll ilialtl/ 0 Mat be male from the deposits.
S r pecial .kivultages of this loan,
111. A , 7f12 . 1011AL. SAVINGS Banc, offerhsg highet
rats of interest than any other. and chi bra beard p.—
• A4lsatings bank which pip its -depositors In 47. S.
ItotiK coluilders that it I t paying in the best circulating
mem! of the Mari, and it cannot.pay in anithing
baler: far. its Mu assets are either In govenuneat
se
ciattiCuprin nores or bonds payable in garenteent
:it. i eqUilly tonvenienl. es a temporary or permk
nent investment. The notes can always be sold . for
nit* a lira:Lion of their face and sommulated interest,.
ind`siethe best security with Intake - as collateral' for
Coirrertible Into a perwit 3-20 sold Bond'
ol
. . •
very . • • _
••: atooO :0 t . lit;eind Interattonthenotrafor
three years. this privilege: of conversion is. now worth
about three per cent. per annum. for the current rata
PorS.2o Bdods Is not less than simper cent.pretnium , '
:and before, the war the premium on six per cent. O. F,
itocis was overtwenty per . cent. •It will be seen that
the acing profit on.thii loan, at the present 'market
' Tate. is not less than tat per cent. per aramit..
•
Its iitistription :tram estate air. Ittanicipal
•
Taxation •
„. . .
But aside from all thirarantagee we have enumera- 1
ted. st special Aet of 'Congress exempts all bonds and
Treats,* !meas/rah local tasetiFt. On: the average,
this exemiket is worth about two per cent. per annem.
According to the rate of taxation in various parts of the
It is believed that no seentities offer so.great Induce
_ meets to lenders as those. baited by the government.
In' -all other fords of iodebtednea, the faith or ability
of private'perUes, or stock-coinpanies, or separate com
munities.. Only, Pledged fer.payment, while the whole
property ofvtlie country Is held to secure the discharge
of all the ObllgtalonieethelJnited Stites:
While the gevennnerit offers. the most liberal, terms
for its loans; It ielleieittat the - very strongest appeal
be' to the loyalty tad patriotismof the people.
Duplicate carOdeatts keened for all- deposits.
The party depositing must endorse npoa the original
certiflcale the denciminallen of metes' required,
.and.
whether they are to be brined In blank or' Paiabli to
-order. :When so endersed It must be left with the offi-'
•cer receiving the deposit, to be forwardly' to, the ' l7le4 =
tory Department:
•
Sumwatrrmas wo.A. ere swam: , by the Treasu r er of
the United Sates, at Washington. the several Assistant
Tressurens and designated Depositories, and by the, ,
_ First Notional Batik of Philadelphia.' -•
•Seessusi„Nootional Book of Philadelphia.
Third National Banli of Philadelphia,
and all .14,TatIonal Banks which are' depasitarles of Pub
11c Money. and . • . _
ALL ItESPEOTABLB BANKS AND . BA...NICKItS •
throughout the country will give .ifurthcr information
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO 5U8C111.13811.9.'
Augurtl3, - • . 3.1-111 t
MN 0 A;TIONAL.
pUIVAArE.. EtZNING - 5t11 . 1.001... ~•
. . ..
The subscriber will re-open hie Evening School,. on
'MONDAY EVENING, Vld inst. Thinkfill for past pa.
trunage, - he would respectfully ask for a. counnuatlon
ilf.the same: ~. ,J.A. M. PASSMORE,
3lahantongo Et., Id dpor above Baptist Church,
Aug. 20, •i4,-3,1-tf) , -.—• Pottsville.
rirREIVIOUNT 8131Til.NART;
lA
Norristown, Pak;
FOB• YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
•
The Fall and Winter Etesslonv•commences on TCES:.
DAY, September •Nth. • There will be room fora limi
ted number of pupils. who may make early Application.
Yor circulars , with full particulars, addreu - .
' JOHN W. LOCH:Principal:
33.4t' '
A 15, 44
COLUMBIA
CLASSICAL & MILITARY
INSTITUTE.
This Institution is designed. to prepare young men
andboys thorongitly for College, Business, or- Teach
ing. The location it secluded, healthy. beautiful and
easy of access• The Fall Session opens on the •
Severed' Tuesday of Plopseember.
Reference is respectfhllY made to the - Pacoidea of
li Fayette College and Princeton Theological Semina
ry For Circulars, address • • ' •
Rev. U. S. ALEXANDER.
a Columbia, Peluso.
32-41
Angust 6,_,64
ryomiwy , @amonettial goileye.
At Kingston, Luzern° Co., Pa.
A FLEW-CLASS. 1301.00 L OF TRADE.
or Send for Cittniar.
Jul 300 , 4 : S. anirgru, Pringrmal.
AT.T.ENTOWIr MILITARY . COLLEGE
.• , •
.Allentown, .Pa. .
Bei. M. L. MOW FORD, A. M. President.
Maj.D..Ele SIDOK F POEM perintendent
. of the Military Department.. ,
This Institution:chartered by the State of Pennsyl
vania, with full Collegiate powers, Will commence- its
next session Sept. 6th. Every facility -is• afforded for
an English,Classleal. Scientiftc, and Military education,
under the beat of Instructons. Pupils are reteived in
'the Primary. .Preparatory and Collegiate Departments.
For circulane address the President.
:.Jury 30,
"KEG/LBW *NATI TUTE,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL POI/ YOUNG - LADIES,
(113A7 - &1.329 ,Sprit& Se..v ilisdelphin,)
Will Wilre-open on TUSSDAY„-September 20th. Letters
to the above address will receive prompt attention.
Personal application can be made after August 90th,
1944, to - XADAILE D'HEIWILLY, Principal.
. July 9, , 44. _ 28.3 m.
tilirDEN
. lIODATIAN SEIIEVART FOR YOUNG LADIES,
At . Litiz, Lancaster Pa.
YOTTNDEP 131111"il - 011 1 / 4 .8, 1794,
After& etperior advaniagea for - thortaigh and - imam.
pliahed female education. . ' •
The.flat animal Term opensAngirst 15, 1554.
Tor 'circulars and informatien,applr to r .
- diet. W. C. R.KICLIBL.,-Printlpak
IS,
July 9. •64
GREAT ,
PRIZE DISTRIBUTION!
• • •
Elegant . Diamond Binge,Diamond Brooches,
Ear Drops, Bracelets, Fine Gold Watches,
.t. ndei. T Cry largemannfacturere ataxic of Elegant Jew
&try, valued at '
85003()00.
.CERTIFICATES. naming each article of our at 'ock,
and its value; are placed in tiEALED ENVELOPES and
wellstixed. One of these envOokoes will .be sent, to
any address, without regard to Choice, on receipt of .25
- amts. , •
We will send by, mail the articleinamed on the eertifl-
Cate &mall.' for'Our Dollar,-or Will , exchange , for
any other articie'on gm . list of the same yalue as the
articledrawn. .
Entire satisfaction guaranteed in all cases..
You
.•
You may obtain a 001.1 , WATCH or DIAMOrrt , AINCI for .
.ONE DOLLAR: which youneed not pay until you know
what-you have drawn and its value. , •.• •
rar - Five sealed Envelopes for $1: Eleven for $2. ,
- GOODWIN, DUNT - ilk CO.,
•.• ' •
' JEWELERS, - •
• 197 Broadway, N. Y. •
All letters should be addressedlo our 80x...57196,
Post (Alice, Neyv York. ' (July 10, -64,-3tam• • •
1 0 ,4e...Dzim wiwirs.t4\tir.,
now To DES'TROY .
ROACHES RATS,MICE -.;
I I
". 0 • BEDBUGS, ANTS, duc. •
•
USE BURT'S
-`4lTennni Extermin.ter.
wrvisir.t4iNvi\vi\v4sti \ter \sswps z , t4\t/re e,
•IT 1 • IT IS IN Pill X;E :I
Is put. up in Large . Boxes for 25 cents Is all ready.
for use, without maxingwitte other articles.' -Does' not'
spoil cc get di? , and worthless .by keeping, like tomb.
;Abet' preparations. Vermin arc extravagantly fond of
it .itats and Mice die oat of their holes. Is not, din•
vrnus to nee. Gives satisfaction to all Who Irk. it.;--
-tUld•bv all Druggists and. Dealers throughout the Hni-.
'tad States.- CamoN—Be sure and'ask for .Burt's Ex.
terminator: in large boxes, with red label. and signed
by the Proprietor. - Depot,-No. IMP South TENTH. St ,
above 'Walnut. Manufactory, No. 130 Juvenal. street,
. above Walnut. betweOn Tenth and Eleventh. -
. • Tbis yaluablepreparatton is sold in Pottsville by the
followiteDruggists: • „
Henry Saylor, J. G. Brown & Son, J. Hughes.
rierthan Ribetutn, and F. Sanlerson.
• Also. in St. Clair, by Henry B. Davis and IL H. Irvin.
. In Schuylkill Haven by Hugh N. Coxe. and by all the
Druggists In Minersville, Ashland and Tamaqua.
Jnly 23:4111. " 30-BM .
628, llobr SKIRTS, 628
The most Complete Sooortoteat of Piot.
Clam -1/100P POSELBTS ia.the.lllarl t,
For 7ndiea' Misses' rind ChUth-errs' Wear• •
Is manufactured and saki. wholesale and.retall, at Na.N
- GIS ARC"' Street. shove Sixth. • • .
--- They embrace all the new and desirable Styles. Sizes
and Legths. Which for symmetry. finish. durability and
cheannes& nre.unequalled.. Ourgoods are. madekof the
best woven Tapee and 1x.% - ainen-finished English Steel .
Springs. The metallic fastenings are secured by
proved machinery, which prevents Flipping and getting
• out of shape. Pe e are also constantly in receipt of Rapt
ern.made Skirts„ which e
we are selling at the following.
very low prlcee : Kid - Padded and Riveted, 15 springs.
66. cents; 20 sinini,'s. SP 04 4 23 springs, 03 CU.; 30
springs, $1; 44) . 20. 10 springs, Diamond
tied Skirts. SO cents: • .
g SKIRTS mode to order. altered and re*rsll..
•,f, Vra, T. SEOPIKINS.
N0,..e26 ARCH St.. PLOLADELPHI.I.,
May 2X 2 • :23.3m
Gum sand liatra "Dreaming *sad
111Pueket Oamba. at . 7IUGEtEB'. Arfathecary. .
EiRSI
p
- tf-WAtlifr
ViILIGIJAIBLE 16X'."8 OW BrOCKS.A.I I .4t.
On TVISM*Y. SPeritember Mk at- 3.11.3 at;
.the.lreetotere.'Rdell otib OO L`ll:lolLAlVlSONS,
Anetiorope. the follootnerZW.o sod likons:the pro
perty ormhard Rear.;.declissed, In the hinds 'of
chid Bright,= fi Witg ema ; tits ant.e l l ii
tailelituure . leittheselphti ,
ieo • elbeeterNalley'llailroed -Company.
it*•• Little Weturyikili ItAiroleirOarepany.
Se " •
littory auk of PotteriUe. -,
soe sad laThariti Itallrtoid ComPany. .
, 11 , 8,2 1 06 Lity tt. PI ttele Boa&
DLICILAZL BEIGHTa umutom
11 4 11 .00 -
• _
P_~t~Y ~ ~ T~~Y ,
VALliAlijAk iriebrillaTT. AT: Pair
- - -NATE- MILE. - • .
One-esreotietlibsterest lb the tract of •..cIOAL• LAND
in New Castle ToWnibly4,Seltuyikill Connty,(knovnt
the. •qors as f• B,B4,toptallog -al)otti 420
Tract of ,21111Kaetee of COAL .4ND -1411Pilit
LA...*TD In "Riley Township. - • " •- • . 4
• `, •
4 LOTS on Coal Stiee.V
8 BULLDOG I.ol*. Laiiiel•Street..•. ' ' •• ' •
A number of, Selltiltg,"‘Lote.,on.. Coal, . Norwegian.
.ead and WAelibigtonlitreete, .•‘Greenseciod
ton.- Apply ' C: HOSSItL, • • •
a ye Commercial 13fOker arid' Real Dente Agent;
• • - • • C-of. ld slid lialientongd
, ingest. jolt." -• • • --- • .... •, ;
_ . . •
TVOA hAl[Ale:4 • vainable FARM' end '...pleasant
eomary, rasideMae, sitaate in gala Hanover Town
elWL.oaando.nco-übnatlyt Pma.,l l o eWe h s e t J- or: e M at t o . a N m e i b ta o d , Beoanr
-
alihng one
taming aberatHrolLeiial: - About Tamil/
is'Weloclland;theteinainder'being' tinder
~ ..„ god cultivation, Ir.d..fenced, and the soil ,
, well I ptial to the dltteresat n erops generally raised in
1 'thiaseetien. The talblingelnearly new) are a BRICK
-1101 MIL BANS : TWIN. large. Hay Bars, , and other out ;
buildlogi. The is la an orchard of yotingbearlng,
with an addition of other, lately net out. on the preml
,
ee, : A Wellorithnunp, is at the botese; also run
tang Rater in moat of melds:
:- - •
,For farther partitntirs, , apply by letter or in iperson'
tope stater iber,"on the premises. P. O. address, Otto.
... „
~ ,
. THOS.:P MILLER..'
East Planover.Tp:„ tang. r, It la , ' %35-tt t -.L
. _
piii*A,TE ' SALE' OF ' - TrAcv.A.BLE
.: - n ,- oTzli raorsumr --,...
Situated inliroad istreet.in the Borongh , of Tamaqua,
known as the UNION 110TBL. The building is
bo feet front by 80 feet In depth—nil in good eon- -
dffrotirVeidlatentre'or ,tile.B o roti g h,
and conYenlent to the Belton& . .Term,' wily. .For (Or- -
titer pirticniank; apply .tO the ta*tyte:iid:. - -;
INWIS, rtoprietor.
#
Ang011,764. . ,- .41
- . A
0,--ti.0.0 WANT .
• • MUNI' • .
IS, OWOE.
.
The undersigned dream FARM, =raining 5!35 acres
of land. with a Grist Mill. Saw Mill. 2M-A
sup ry Brick.Honsa, and Bank and on the
north part of the tract there 1 a . gOod
I story Log llotuse. with's hack.building connected, and
stabling, so thatthe pronerty can be.divided into two
farms; a good soil, well timed,. and good fences, near a
'good market: adjoins the Union Canal Itallroad, and
ji-mile , frorn the liorough of Plnegrove ; has a. good
water-power for numuhteroring.
hbacka, than. it
I offer this . property
. lower, for gree
wa s sold for six years ago. when currency was par with
gold—namely. for .811,4800--one.third in band, and
the two.thirde in one . and.. two yearly. payments, with
Also, f lots In Bonawitra Addition to PfnegrOVe.
Also, 3 houses in West Haven, near Schuylkill Haven.
I have removed *ant to sell myioperty
in Pinegrove. .Forfartherinformation, apply JOHN
GEORGE, Lebanon:...: DAVID GREENA T.
August • • - - 33-3ni
•.
, •
VAILIPABLS R13:114.. ESTATE - - •
V.. .
In Bern Township, Berks:Co , ; % , •
' 'AT PRIVATE - SALE.. -
.
-• The subscribers -offer for sale on reasonable and easy. :
terms, all that certain tract of farming laOd,clivided in
to fields of convenient size. for farming purposes, well •
watered, situate in Bern Township, Becks County, sev
en miles northSreit of 'Reading, on the State Road
`leading from - Reading to Harrisburg, adjoininglands 01 •
Benneville Reber, John C. Illester, Daniel Fisher -and
-- Daniel Billman, and the Tulpehocken, Creek, contain
ingo••
930 acres and 99- perches,- more 'or less, on r i f l t t •
which is erected a large two-story BRICK:MS.SI: •
,
SION HOUSE, 97 by 27 feet, one-and-e-halfetory •
Brick House, attached to the Manslon.lB by . • 36 feet.
Stone Tenement House adjoining the •huildings,.lB by
36 feet ;. Spring House, IN-story, and 12 by Di feeL with
a never-fading spring of water. which supplies .all the '..
aforesaid houses with water,: large Swiss Barn, 40, by
ST feet, witti spring water in the -yard ; Wagon -Shed ;
Hog Stable, 15 by 25 feet; fwo Corn-cribs, nearly new
'.There are-40 acres. of Oak Timber, and a very large .
quantity of excellent limestone near the surface of ;the •
ground, and 20 acres -of • meadowland. ' .
Also, a certaintract of farming land. situate in the
township and county aforesaid, divided into fields, of -
convenient , size fur farming purposes,well watered, ly.:
on the. State Road leading from feading to .thirris
burg within seventniles of Reading, adjoining lands
of Levi Reber ; by the afore-described farm, and the .
TnipehoCken Creek, containing'l96 acres and. 53. per
ehes,•2s acres or whiclisre. good meadow land; anti TO
acres of which is. covered with heavy oak timber:—
I Limestone in great quantities on the farm, near the •
I surface of the ground; and near the Union Canal. land
ing. The improvements consist of a large t c wo-story .
STONEIL6NSIONHOUSE, 37 by 64 feet„, with pump
of water in the yard; also, a good arch in th,e yard ;
Swiss Barn, 40 by 82 feet, with water near lib; _Stone
Tenant Ilonse, - 1.74 stories, 27 by 31 feet, with. water
near the door; Hog' Statile, 15 by by,
with Pump of
water in the-building; Swiss-Barr, 'Z, by.3l feet, with
water near by, - Also, s large STONE lIERCLIANTand
.GIIIST RILL, 60. by 40 feet; three stories. high, on the
. Tulpebockin Creek, With a water:power 0f.734-. rect.
witlithe xitiVilege. of raising to 9,V, considered to.be the
best - water-power on the stream,' There are two pairs
-of French Burrs, and machinery-to put in another pair;
'one pair. of Sandstone Choppers, all in excellent repair,
The machinery hithe %ill, is of the best - kind, being
turned_ by Parker, water-Wheels.. The Union Canal
-passes by the Mill, with a landing for - loadihg and un
loading grain, /Lc., from fhe capal . boati. into . the Itill,
by means of rope and pulley. Also; a SAW MILL ad
joining the Mill, turned by Parker's Water-wheels; This
Millsere within 60 feet or the • Mansion House:. The
above. properties 'are. tonvenient , •to churches, stores,
'schools, and blacksmith shots. •
.For particulars; apply. to' either, of the - undersigned.
at the northeast corner of -Sixth and Chestnut streets',
'Reading, Pa. ' ".EDWIN C 'HESTER.
• -- . HARRIET: 0. HIESTRR. '
ALEXANDER S. HIEST
16-tfER. • -.• .
SO, 44
C .
. . . . . ..
eal Landis at Private ,ttale.—The nab
scribers offer for Sale TWO. TRACTS OF COAL.
LAND, .C.cated in Schuylkill County. • .
• Any inforrnittion concerning there tracts of Coal Land
will be given on application to Bran Parraisoit,'Esq.,
of Pottsville, Or either of the 'subscribers. •
. GEORGE. SCIIALL,
. . , . . .
• ~- - ,WM. If. SCR:ALL,
. .
_ - • Itiecutore of the Estate of John Schall, 'devil ' ;
•
ioi. 1, 743' _; . - ". : • ": 4.54 f
. .
GREAT BARGAINS' IN JEWELRY.
W. FORSYTH di.00., •
41 and .14' Niansan :Street, New York, !ad
joining the Post Odice.)' offer--for sale the- following
Magnificent fiat of Watches, Chains. Jewelry, &e., Val
ued at $800,900. Each article One . Dollar, and not to
be 'paid for until you know what you are te -get. ' •
.. 150 Gold and Silver Watches......sl3 00 to 61 00 each.
200 Ladies' Gold Watches . 55 each.
• 500 Ladies' & Genta , Silver d 0..• - ..15 each.
6.000 Ladies ,. Gold Pencils. .... ...• .4 00 to each.
5,000 Gold-band Bracelets 500 to 10 each.
10,000 Lockets; Chains, and Rings.. •2 50 to:- 6 each.
• 6,000 Caine°, • Mosaic and Jet • '
:Brooches4 00 . 6 each.
'B,OOO Coral & Florentine Eardrops: . 400 t 0,.. 5 each. .
10.000
. Gents' Breastpins . 2 50.t0 t each:
16,090 Sleeve Buttons and Bosom - • •
Studs— . ... . .200 to ... 5 each.
10,000 Sets Ladies. Jewelry • • • , 5.00 to ...10
6,000 Lava and Florentine Sets.....* 4 00 to .' .6 each, .
10.000 Gold 'Pew, Silver-mounted : , '
Holders. • 5 each:
1.000 Gold Pens, with: &tier Ek- •
tension Cases • 400 to ~ 6 each.
The articles to this stack of Jewelry ire of the neatest
and most fashionable styles.: Certific&W of all the va
clone articles are put in sealed .envelopes and mixed.
thus giving Alta fair chance,. and sent by mail' for 25
cents each ; and on the receipt of the certificate, It is at
your option to send Orts Dco.Laa and take the article
' named - in it or not. Five . Certificates for .$1- eleven
for $2 ; thirty for $5 ;'silty for .$10; one hundred for'
$l6. .Certificale money to be enclosed .with order.--
Correspondence promptly answered; , -
Agents wanted in.every town and regiment, to whom
the most liberal terms are ° offered. • Send red stamp . for
a circular:-." Address W.. FORSYTJI & CO.. •
42 and 44 Nassau Street, Hew York..
July 2, •M
N EW MAT,.CAP AND FUR STO,RIE
. , .
„The un - dersignal respectfully inform the citizens .of
.aPottsville. and-Mclnity; that they, have
taken and refitted the Store - in- Centre ma t
street, - alitive Mahantongo. - west , side. —
where they will keep constantly on band a . large and,
choice stocky( UATS, CAPS and STRAW GOODS, and
a flfie assortment .of ' FURS, which they will sell on
reasonable terms. - The patronage 0' the.pohlic is so
licited. -
tfir - Bats arid Caps made to order on, the shortest no:-
- tire. . •.. .-. , • S.- M. MORTIMER. '
.1, A. GILMOIJR.
..
Pottsville, Jane 4, 1864: .;, • - - ... - 23-
URISTIRLAA PRESENTS - -FINE AS!.
SORTIRENT OIEsSILVER WARE.'
Such as oyster-tnieens, butter dishes, cake baskets.
- cA , tors. fruit 'dishes; mus. &e. Also, a well. selected
stock ofsliver knives, forks, spoons.' cake 1, - nlvea,:ple
knives. ladles,' napkin rings, and every article of table
cutlery—for sale cheap; by R. C. GREEN,
Watchmakefandieweler,"Centre `Street,-Pottsville:
Deceinber-11 e .63 • ''• ' 50
••. . .
DERE 13 BANDY, NS 111 4 11 E .ftisd GEV, re
-1. calved - direct from U. 4 S..Boncled ..Warebetise, for
sale for medical purposes, by
.. "
• Noy T .' '63. . - . .; •• DU GIIES. - ApOtbecary .
rcrEw•• ..OF' f 4 II II 11.7. K 11..1
Ciannty.—ott's New Map of Schuylkill County
for. Pale by , . ' • di'. BA,NNAN:
• , Also, Sheafers New. Maps of all. the Anthracite Coal
Regioni, and _lron,
.Itailretui and Canal :Map of this
• [April .9, ,q 5.
• . ..
SAVE THE 01. D PAPER. ...
- •
.
• - 4 ipeuts a pound paid for clean White Writing and
Magazine Paper—and alepcildNeliapapers, PtunPhlets,
and old Boeleflgiih - the coverrt taken off. . Colored Pa
per 1 cent. a pound. -- • '.:- : B. BANIsi..kN; ~
• IEI OW - A1111 '• ANSOCIATION. •
.• -• • • • PHILADEI.PIII I 4 FA
Diseases - of the Nervous, Seating' Uri
nary: and tisexuatl Plystemannw and -tellable
coma ment —in reporta or t he. HOWARD -ASSOCIATION
—sent-by mail in sealed letter envelopes, rive of Charge.
Addresty Dr. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON. Howard'Amo
ciAtion, No, 2 South. Ninth street, P~iladclpbla, a.
TR.." 40.'6 . • .5.1 y •
'PO. TOBAtCOi I Ttl.•
.
SO3I.ETHING : NEW
KIN-KENO-'N'-AW INDIAN SMOI 3 !POI3AC..
CO . ,'srarranted eqnal to anything in the market. For
sale by " W. E. BOYER.
. Jan. ft; *M. Agent for . Pottsville. -
UGHESI EXPIMIC . ORALNT gives in
stant rellat and never r - falls' to • curs Con& and
Colds. Prepared'and sold by - •
Nov.. 7. "11UGtiES, P.tia7natentleal Chemist.
1101.DIRA. AND 'IIIIIARRICEA' 1111X. C
invalonble - remexly. PrepsosA 'and sold
byIIUGLIES,.Phtu - maceutical Chemist .
.
SI7IAG SOWS T B tithing . and
Sheep's Wool Speugcis, at _ • *.
Nev. 7, ..• _ . 417JG7ISS` Apotheauy'
-
DA.CIMIENG DOX.Eig.—A tot of 'Packing
- .Boxes for tile it • 11 BANNAVS Store.
April 46: - • • • • .
1011V111C -and FRESH 11111EDICINEg, And
A- thevery best quality. selected , expressly for
SICIANS , P.RESCRIPTIONS. and retail sales;.by,
Nov. t %V] ES..Pharrnacentiall Chum
-11ARDVAIM
.= Shel ter , ° raison, -
loom
Thumwanz; ceridewc-kitok'
Qavf#Plau,,kiqqffiA. Pxq
rarts'vraX
11A111)11! ASV. AND.,11.0020/ I
••• • .
- iThe
plsaalsi.
ta4ds
pew , place_ of business'
ist/Feritn nevi deUrmfuation of fainteb- '
betel midi goodttee the 'baldness of the ->• •
•
Coal R-cin nuty requite; et their . lowest tatietet - yidui.. l
solicits the inspection of the Pubi1e., — .1210 1 .4 he alwa7 l
.on band;:onnnsvo on bands fulletoct of • •
sarlron, . . . : Chopping A.131*
Flat Iron. ' •• - • Shovels, - .• , • ;.•
• that - Steel, . • • . Truce Clutins; , :,‘
•.' Iron. • 'Falb and=es, - •
Tactile B
• • and Vices.
R 2 rdware and-Iron Depot.' Churns . gazer.. tides noon.
abov Market, east side. . VItANK•POTT...
July e
'54 .4 234 f - ,
A . rkiarorns & SON, 7 - ... -,, -:•. ....
.:
Scrap.' Iroit , and . :Metal Merchants ,
'arecHrica.. irOUilpHY Pun;
I , OOHERS, .x. .N.- Corner 'of SOUTH .
and PENN. anttlio.ll SOUTH'Streeta„
' • • . ,
Ingot Copper, Babbitt Metsl, • F0undre4 . 4r1 13 164...
Ingot Brass, Red, Bismuth,.. • Anvibs;,....:. •
YeL, Solders, • • Vises.
Pig Tim; : • Bar 1r0n,: , .• > 1116 s, dm,
. Bar Tin, • Sheet. Iron, • . • • -.Old
Sheet Zixte,••• Old Clipper,'
Bar Lead, . steel, ; • Old Brass,:
spew, .. • • Old Lead,
AntimOnyi '.Crueibleet; - • . • . '. .
.
Or-New and Second-band Ilachirdsts . and . Black
' smiths. Tools, and Ste,am Brigines, bought and
•• • IT' Articles of 'every desception in 11513 . by Xi
chin
late Sod Foundryinea, furnishmi tO'' order. • •
Cash paid for
-
PHILADELPIIIA'.'
7 .
tIT..THE
PARIS . 11,6STILLA; EMPORIUM;
No. 920 . CHEST3I7 PIT., PIAILID'A.. •
• '1.1:0SIT 01 5 E!..1:-Ptiiis.7 111kade. • . •
.„.. . , .
14IANTILLAS ,- .CLOARS.
SPR(NG R:GARNIENTS:nf our
own manufacture, otzhe LA'I'.EST. STYLES,' anti in
great variety.. • . • ,
..• PROCTOR at "
• The;Pitrix
. • 920 6.IIESTNIIT ....ST., •
PHILADELZILIA:
April '.63.- 7 36-1y) 16- •
•
CIIAS: _E. CLARK'S
BEDDING WAREHOUSE
No. 13 North ELEVENTII St.,
PIIILADELPHIA.
Feather Beds, Bolsters , and Pillows, ;
Curled Hair and Corn Husk •Mattresses,
•
• Always ou baud or made to order.
ALSO, PEW CUSHIONS:
Harch gi. .' • •• • • • .
SAAC K. STAUFFER,
WATCH-N AND JEWELER.,
Silver Wsiie; dud Importer of
WATCHES,
No. 148 North' SECOND St., Corner Quarry,
PECELADELPHIA.
•
He hasi constantly on hand - an. assortment of Gold
and Silver Patent LeVer,•Lepin and • Plain Watches *;
Fine Gold Chains. Scale and Keys; Breast Pi* -: •
Ear Rings. Finger Rings, Bracelets, Miniature' •
Cases, iktethillions. Lockets, Pencils,•Thimbles, •
Spectacles, Silver Table, Desert, 'Pea; Salt nud
Mustard Spoons, Cups,- - Napkin .Rings, Fruit 'and . But;
. ter. Knives, • Shields, CombsQ. Diamond-pointed .Pens..
etc.—ail of which will be sold lowior CASH. . • •:
..14; I. TOBIAS & ("o„'S.best quality full jeweled Pat.
ant Lever Movements cOreaantly on itand,• Also r other
Makers,of superior quality. , , - • .
11 • •
N. .-6..D.U0i.n AND ii..ILYEN.OI.7I.IIIT AND BiD.D.
Uo/ONCE /1-.. CO'S well known Melodeons
/ and Harmoniums :±lntroducing the effect
of Pedal Baas on every instrument. ER- '
NEST GABLEIPS unsurpassed PIANOS - - - • 44,4 - •
for caqh. at •a. liberal deduction, or' on r i•O
Monthly Instalments. • . : • . ,
gar7Over 30,000 sold. • • . . ,
• ••• • JAMES BELLAII, Sole Agent,
- • • 279 and esa South PIpTIISL, above Spruce St,.
. Sept..ls, , 63.37-Iyl • • , ..: • PIIIIADELP.RIA.
DAPiltl. M. KAM.CMER,
City
. Cabinet Ware Rooms and . Manufactory,
• 238 SOUVISt SECOND STREET,
- •
• '• . .
N. B. —Persons going to the City' will find it to thelr:
advantage to call
. and *mine the stock. " D. M. IL
Sept. 27, '62 : . • : 39-tf •
J0N..1?. 31-A.B.SUALL;
SHIP
. CHASDLEa AND GROCER,"
404, South Delaware -Avettuei
PHILADELPIIIA.
. . .. . . .
Pr Rope. of all: kindayr•Oakunt, Tat', Tit& Paints
Paint OilKand Pinch Varnish, 4c., furnished iii . .quan
title! at the lentestrates. ' -- ' • : ' • .' ' •
' :Philadelphia, August 1,1863: • "•.. • - 32-
a. RUSSELL,
North Sixth P hiiadelphiay
Would invite attention to hie IN4II-eeleeted shock of,
FINE AMERICAN
lAPOILTED W.A.TCIIEB,
DLl. 1 .101";D AND GOLD JEWELRY, SILVER
SUITAIILE . FOR HOLIDAY PEBSENTS
December 12 '43 50-17
t;:' Read This !
J. R.:.Ti OX.ELL'S
CHEAP CHINA, GLASS, AND
CROCKERY STORE,
Centre Street, Opposite 'Mortimer House
POTTSVII,,L.E.
• • - •
The citizens of Pottsville .and neighboring tonna,
villages and hamlets. one, and all, are invited to . •callz
and examine' my• stuck of wares before haying, else-.
where; as lam not' tu be tinderstild, and can furnish'.
:Housekeepers with every article they. want. in my line
of business..ln the stock of • -.• • • •
'• FrenrCh .
will he foimd.'rea Setts; Dinner Setts. Card :and Cake
Baskets, 'Watch. Cases, Segar Holders, Match . Safes,.
'hiotto'Mugs, Motto Cups and &Teem Vases, Colognes,
China Setts for Children, and a general Variety of Toys,
••- ' . •
•
choicest, latest . patterns, consisting of fable ioad
Bac Tumblers, Champagne and Wine °lames, Ale and
Beer. Glasses; Decanters, Bar and Bitter Bottles:Gob
lets, Plates. Castor llotties„-Pitchers.and Creams, Cel
erica. Sugar Bowls. Spoon . Holders . Syrup Cans, Fruit
Bowls, Fruit - Jars, Cale. Stands, Kerosene - Lamps of
every variety, Lamp Chimneys, Lanterns, Candlesticks,
Candy Jars. &c., &c. _
• -
Crockery.. Crockery !I
A fell assortment of IRON STONE CLIDTA, of dif,
fermi patterns. in setts'or single pieces, to snit the pub
lic. A large asaortment.of . common C.Gy. Ware, which
I will sell at lowligures.
Yellow and. Stone Ware. - • -
"Pudding Diehes, Pie .Dishes. Cullendera,-Milk Pans,
Jelly Moulds, Pitchers. Tea Pots, 'Butter Pots; Milk
Pots, Jars, Jugsrete., etc. • ' .
MISCRIA . A NEOUSt—Tollet Setts: Castors, Shy Jars
and Foot Baths ; Quart and Pint Flasks ; Coal 0 , &c.,
&c. Vrait Jim., of every description. • .
.MERCHANTS I can sell you Goods at City .Priatai'
thus saving you-freight. Call-and see if it is not so.
J. R. TItOXELL.-
16-
April 16, '64
u • ‘.; .sTkmps ,
Li- 9
LEGAL,
COMMERCIAL, and
BUSINESS
N 07.14, 'MI At liklIGUEN't APoihecary.
TRUSSEIi'A . SHOULDER. •BRAV,IiI4;
as . HuGllll3'.Apot.4cary.
g►Fart
wiLasyti
aPheqr-- - the Wald( /ix
Cosenli C =IT 0(0 ~ L t. brut.
clad* 31 : 1
u sga rseeersi# jureesume get,
*itiurAciumix eY
WARE, • Sc
WbbVB Baam
TEE mime, rulitilligV 014:8T,
-`_iaocowinu iirii
...
CONS, tr IVrPTION: -
VISTA'S ~.BILSAIK. . Or - WILD . PIEDILT.
~S o
1 Vas the not Of ibis rentedy betlmo:l.mA so
pe is It etetywbere,lbat it is ramecesSary to sit
eonntits virtues , . lts work! speak for it, aurl:llrsi - ot
teratutelo the aborsiantlitsivoltintary testimony oldie
rarsaiiwbo,:frout ipuirisoliiins and 9etve4 • . ...,, - ,
•
We[hi use been gestored-ro-matine:wigerarmn .
We can present a mass of evidence, in proof of ors .11s
- • cAzttiaritetasagmFrito ,, ....
. . ay
:.- v.p.i*Y.
A_
ae,l4,k - . Scriter. '
inongth,..e.
' .-Go.
r .
Well:lmownzlmsehxeateetal •
ma pttlitinnidthis • countv,Mkee
the/0110r
. g a
.... ot tor the berialkof , itfilieterll -,,,,,
• - , ';-. -. '.., •i, -, 41. moriors, - 4' Ll* 18.59 - ,i
1 0 42,
•Deri'llititlLlTATintreed,44l` 4 . *tr•family ini
portapt benefits. fFom the'** , :olP.lMtr •ralhohlh
PrOsiiilianti47MliitOßAtaitht 3741.-OWILD cialgiii*
~4timprdo me : ithaiionrels ream:amend': tt "tki: the
lontilje_^.)3omweight...yabra Ago' ontior My diMihr
tell/ kOarited to. be, uk wcline;inalittle bopea of
hal - re/or:ivory Were entertained. ::1 then procured a
;tattle of - your excellent '.lhtleatiri, and before she
bid takereithe- wholo: of the eontonta.of the bottle,
dims ws§ a' . ,#eatintrimiement in hie health. I
baye,!ok ran ntagviirxrarciae,TOttrhilteitnent . tarp
Sofilttirt vabiable fiediehme,-and-'haVe- asb item.
benefitted by it. -— • .!..,. •
; ii - C - OB SECIELEII. - •
•
yrons:Jeaa! finaella; Ice 11•?•••
• •s. • . NotSpey,_:;• • ' •
•"Having used Wisrsn's..usrasst . or WELD
Carat= forabont lateen ygarsi andlhaving-, real
iztWita benefiniatiennits utiny faniili; it. affords
nia.veat nleainre in rocas:mending:it to the pub.
lic as a -valuable - km:set:ln Oases' of . IFeak lungs,
congliiqU;;;alici. a remedy . abich.l. consider
tdbeeptireiyhmOcent, i limi may be taken • with
tun'*.xiVealatjfAijr:tho nt9hYdelicatniti_heaith. * •
-
•
I-haveisnliettiralccasioos on4iThL.:llYivisa's
Balsam cieWnitithlntisairlcr- *term*, Oolkand: al
waysfrith
is morcfniticaOidna•iiimenir d44,3*g.0.f
general Use ;;'
Tho.Baliain has also been risediritb hiealleat
"effeet-..b_y:.T. 14.. =oft, ltier4nint; igairs Prowl
PoAdis,A l[( L -• ••.• , _ '•••••;;:f2•: , ; - -?• , ••••••
• •r•-
WfscaNs Balsam . '-Chakey. :
`Mona genuine t ees • -
signed : 1 '1; -- Btrrl i fii". on
•..• • . • .
s . ,
P. DINSMORE. lkio. 491 Broadway, Bear ; fork,
POWLEA CO, Pnvrlatons, Boston. -
. ' And by all Druiglata. . ' .
.. . •
. • _ . . -.•
1
- • .•
BE DDING'S RUSSIA SALVE . - • - ..
: -.*.: 2:--- i • : ~.•-• ‘-: - ~ • foals Old Sores.
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE - --. --.
I . - .. ,• . . . • ennui' 'Burns, ; Scalds, Cats.
• . • -
lrglilitlNG ' S RUSSIA SALVE . : . .
-. . . - . Cures Wounds., Bruises, Sliralns.
13.EDDENG'S RUSSIA SALVE •. ' . .
. • • . Cures Boils, Dleers,'Canceps.
. .. , ...
REDDING'S RUSSIA..SAIVE :
• . ~ .- •-- Cures Salt *cum, Moe, Na7slpelss,
,•
REDDING'S-RUSSIA SAIIV.E . ;. . ...- .
--- .. ,'• "•• ~-'• . Ogresllingworpi, Corns, .te., &e.
NO.PANEItTNIEIQULD DE WITHOUT PP."
Ilar" Only 13 . Ceutii ii Ilei.;arl • '
• . . . . . . , ....• - •
S. P. DENS.MORE, No. 491'Broadway. 'New Yo-k.
I - ,S. W. FOWLS dc.CD.,•No. Is a'remous Ist. Boston,
•loid by all Druggists . and country Storekeepers..
July 73;'x` . . . •
..50.1ysow
..
CA7i.lOl TO .TIIE LADIES.
Dr. DUPOIiCO'S GOLDEiIi PILLS, for Females
Infallible in correcting, irgulatirig: and -ref/tiering
•
all obstructions, from whitterer cause; and
. always sliccessfid as a prerentitle..
--• • • •
. . . - . ..
- These pills have been used by theDectors for many
years, both in France 'and 'America, with 'unparalleled
success in every case:. and'he is urged by many thous
and ladies who used them to Make the Pills public - for
the alleviation of those suffering from any. irregularfties
whatever, ;is well as to prevent an increase of family,
where health will not permit it.. 'Females 'peculiarly
situated, or those ,supposing themselves so, are . can
:tiont.:ll against using thes.e•Pills while in thit condition,
us the proprietor assumes no responsibility after Allis admonition,
admoriltion, although their mildness would prevent any
mischief to health; otherwise,'thc Pills are reconiinen
ded. Vnll.and explicit directions accompany each box.
Priee,-One•Dollar: Sold wholesale:and'reetail by Sao.
G. Brown rk, Mon, Druggists, Sole Agent, Centre
Street,Tottsville; Pa. . . - . . .. • .•
. ' - Ladies, by sending them - Sl, to the . ',Pottsville
Post Office... can have the Pills sent to any part of , the
country (contidtintially), and - free of postage,^ by mail.
1 ,. ••. Sold also by •11...11. lawns . . St. Clair ; J.:Kt:min Gams,
Minersville ; Da. Fay, Tamaqua; and S. 'S. .STEVE-*ISI
Reading ; - and by one Druggist in • every town. and 'vil
lage in thestate: Wholesale in. Philadelphia, 14
JOIINSON,•IIOLLOWAY. & COWDEN, 23 N.. Sixth
scres t DYOTT & CO., 232• North Second St.
• '...WRIGIIT &SIDDALL. 119 Market St. . . '
S7itITII &,SHOENIA.KER, 243 North Third St..- •-.
' zEigtEa.kSMlTll,cor. Second hod Green Streets'.
wttEET,FiRk - wiii.so l i
HIGHEST. PREMIUM
LOCK ST ITC
Sewlng-laClitlloB...'
The Cheapest fend Beet,
OVER: 1•50,000 OF . THESE WELL-ESTABLISHES
SEWING-MACHINES HAVE , BEEN
. .
ifOrlmt! sox Ormut.si, LAM& Autsase, Ao..
. . . .
Addresl! . , WEKELER & WILSON
704 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
J. P. 11110VCK, !Market Mt., xibove
next door to English' Lutheran Church. Agent for Potts
' vine, who will furnish,lachlnes at. Philadelphia
Call and examine. .
t3ABLOVVS INDIGO,-111.*'VE•
Dealers and coronamein of the above celebrated WIWI)
Moe, will plena° take notice, that the Labels are alter•
INDIGO BLUE,
.ALFREiI , WI : LTBEB.G - . 13 /V
STORE, .
• .
No. 333 : North ISEtOIID Street
elnality of this Mite will be the acme in every respect
,It warranted color More • water , than twice the
same quantity-of Indigo, and to go much', further theta
any other. Wash Blue in the market; It diem:Ares - per
fectly clear, and does not settle on the clothes as most
otthe other makes do. One 13oi dissolved in
,:a- half
pint of water, will make as good Liquid Blue as any
that is made;at one-third the cost.' • -
As it is retailed at the same price as the Imitations
and inferior articles, housekeepers will find It verymech
to their advantage to ask for that put up at NLT
BEItGER,S.• . • . -
or All Blue put tip after this- date with Biamors
name on it is an imitation. .
,•. TUE New LAUEI. noes NOT HEW:IRK-A STAMP,
For sal eby Storekipers generally.
Feb 13, '64,
A NEW ARRIVAL . OF AKA ICDRA.N.III
• -•-• --;• • . •- • CELEBRATED - • •
PLUTO,FORTES.'...-
• •
• - . . •
MR. HARDMAN this day appoint' Messrs.' F.
RUN & C0.;.R0/e Agents fa - his celebrated Pianos—=
quite a number of these Met rumenta 'have already been
'add in this part of the country, - and it.would be . mine.
cessary to say anytixing more in their pratie: They
• speak • far themselves. Mr. liardman i s Pianos have
been sold for the last thirty.years all "over ihe - eountry,
North and Sonth; and are unsurpassed as regayds both
qualitl'of tahe• finish': • ••" • •
A warrantee for.fiveyearn. will be given - with-every
Piano sold.. Mr:Mardman or som will attend to the
tuning of.the instipments:thetriselves,aa they will be
yleiting this place every other month.. -An elimination
of-these Instruments is-respectfully slicited: • .
July 9, 434.-1 , .5..3td.) • .• . 11. HARDMAN...
New Gitengroe,er's Store,
ictuor BY MRS.' FRoST,
. .
Markel al., kft-hanci side .ru e d clo(ir beknp
- Flour. and Feed .Store..• r •
Mrs. FrOst purneses to 'keen on hand a variety o
.:VittIETABLES...FLOWERS,,FISIL &e:: ' She feels
grateful to her friends fa , their - former
. patronage, and
liir , fie.that ft may ha . eontlnned,'hy giving her an early
cal Ll: : APril
EXCEE-1411011 - IWAlttii, .
' • Pic Salmon, • • . . •
BolokneBknesme, •- . .
Saptiago.Cheese,' •
Pineapple Cheese,
Beef ToVgnee,•&e. , &c. •
B. A. BEATTY,
For male by
September 19; 'llk
AT TENTION,_ LADIES!
- •
le
AU the newest styles of PanCy Combs, S teel and Jet
Jewa ry, Pearl and Fancy - Head - Drafty', Silk Fans,
Pamtols and Sun DmMeihtet, at..prima the *moat - satis
factory, at H. D.IXOiN , S 'Fancy Goods- Store, !al 'South
EIGHTH . .
tx-Peact)ek Feathers bOnght, or made IntO Fans
orrly Bniehes. • . :.(Mate.h.ia„ ,64—L10-am
RUBBER :':BELTING.
Jest received, a supply of ten and ,twelve-ineh 4-ply
Rubber Belting ; together.with the smaller sizes, all o
which. will be sold, it manufacturers , prices. Also,
Gum Packing, Manhole Rings, ac., &e. For sale h 7
' July 9, 44 . B. BAITNAN.
po. 41104TICEIS.Blank • Reconizance
.11 Returns, printathlogetber withal! kitids g ■
of. Justi
ces, Blark,s, for sale is BAN.N.IIIOB Book and -Station
dry Store ' ; [June 18,
101 P ED 'PANS, 'Sten.. and
.LP Spit Cups, st. ' HUGHES'S.
NaY 'fit .
,
uRE Old Rye and . Bourbon Whiskisi o
Pfor sale for Medical ,
purposes, by •• • . • .
Nov . ' • :•• llUOYINS• AtiosthOoarr.. •
DEM
":!:I"f*
• DE- WRIO H -
4,I3JUVENATIN G ELiXIR!
aiSE/Itit
tworegeigukai
od-
MEE
,
: "Ars kline 'Pliseits - risco trims tbe asbei of ,
its gire v ailintursed ssinw dews
akin. JElLixbr. ertavestista Skeli erste* ~ wad
311 r The Reltivenating Elbdris tarasult - of modern
discoverial in the vegetable kingdom; being an Entire.
Itew and abstatettnethod oUcere, irrespectir. of 41
*Ors-out systems.- . • . •
11Mr"Ibis Medicine has been tasted by the moat
nent inedicaliwaof She day, and by them.. pronouneal
',to:know:of:the greatest medical diseomnes of the awe.
One will cure general DebilitT. , •.
• Ur A few doses ewes Hysterics in females..
:•Amr•lntettottle - camsTalpitatlon'ofthe fietirt. •
!••. .15174.•fewdomes, restore the otgansor,genfantiom.
onittp three 7tiotpos_restores the innulli
leeadand3lr3l yigOref youth:' - . - •
- Xfir,c2; few :dose* matores the. appetite.
-vorolbreeixittles'egre the worst ease of Impotency,
' Fr' A few•doses arreethe low=spirited. •
' tiroo3bOttlexestores mental power". _
pr - Nfew dowmbring the rose to the chee k..' • .
,
pr- This.ntedieine restores to thinly vigor and na
laSsetindth the "Tim debilitated.. worn-down , and de
, apatting deiotee ef sensual pleastwe. • •
ver The listless , enervated youth; 'the over-reeked
. man of business, the v ictim of nerscus depression, the
individual .suffering : from - general. debility, or from
Weakness of :a single organ, wilt all - find itnniedlate and
..r u rmanent relief by the use of-this Elixir 'or Essence of
•
1111r:Priee., $"/ per bottle, or three bottles for $.3, and
forwarded by Express, on receipt of .money, to any ad
„ . • .
IMMO
•• r
!•!..1••
. • .
• " •
• •
:
drop into. everywhere.
E. NERIVINaI Cp
••• '•
' . , ,SoleProptietths,
- . No. 631Litier,ty street, New York.
CHEROKEE PILL'OI
BUM(LB
Health
RTArrt
liar /for- the 'Removal, and the rnstir,
ones o/..Retralaritgin the Recurrence At the
lir They cure or -obviate- those numerous-'diseases
that sprin fromirregttlarity,ty. removing , the irregu-•
f
They cu» Suppressed; Excessive and Painful.
Xenstruation.• • . . .
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lir They curedreen Sickness (Chlorosis). :
• tlir They cure Nervous and Spinal' Affections, pains
in the back and lower parts athe body, Heaviness, Fa.
tigue'on slight exertion, Palpitation - of the Heart. Low... -
nese of Spirits,, Hysteria, Sick Headache. Giddinesis;,
etc.,-etc. In a 'word, by - removing the Irregularity,.
they.remove thtcause and with - it au. the effects -.that
Pr Composed of simple': vegetable extract', they
contain-nothing deleterious to any constitution, howcy
-or delicate,., their function being. to substitute strength
for weakness, which, when .properlY used, they : - never
P' They'may bezafelY Used at any age, and' at any
- period, niacin- 1,11.111NG TUE 'FIRS* THEKR nosins, during
which the unfailing nature of their action Would infallt
hly.rresvx*T pregnancy: •
•
rir , All letters seeking information" or - advice will
be promptly, freely arid diScreetly answered. •
•Pr Full. directione accompany each box. ••• •
irarPrice $1 per box, or six boxes for - $S • •
pr' Sent by; mail, free of postage, on receipt of price.
rir Sold by all respectable-Druggists. •
• . liE. -W. It. 211.F1t1i15.1 . & co.,
sole.Proprietorp.
No. 65-Liberty street, New York.
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Feb 6, '64?
Ayer s :.:
S~~S.AP.A.RIL~'
411:11 IfORLDI.CRIAT RIXOY- TOR . - •
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..B . orofals and • Scrofulous Diseases. "
riORS Emery Eder, n treff-imoten , meril . ianr qj Oar.'
ford, Maine.: • -
n-I halki Sold large quantities Of your...s.MtSaPi-
RILL/4MA never yet one , bottle whioh failed of the
desired effect and full-satisfaction to those.who. took
it. As fast as our people try it, they agree there has
been no medicine liko it beforvkin our community."
• •
:Erultlons;•Piraples; Blotehes,-Puatulea,l3l...
eeri, Sores, said 'all Diseases cif the .Bkin..
.From' Rev. Robt.Stratton,,Brisiol,. England.' •
6 , I only do my duty to you and the public, when .
T add mylcstimony, to that you.publish of the me
dicinal virtue) of your SARSAPARILLA. My daugh
ter;aged ton, had an afflicting humor in. her ears,•
eyes; and' hair for years; which we were - unable to
cure until we-tried your SARSAPARILLA.. She has.
beee well forirome months." : • -: -
From Mrs . .. Jane F.. Rice, a well-knawn. and much-'
soteemed lady of Dennisrille; Cape May Co., N. J.
'ilaitghter has suffered for a year past - with a
scrofulous eruption; - which was ;very -troublesome.
• Nothirig afforded any - relief, until we tried you ,
SARSAPARILLA, which soon coPopletely cured her.
From Charles I'. Gage, Esq. .of . the widely-known
. -Gage, Murray ,f.Co.,mantrjlticlurers of enamelled.
papers in _Nashua, Y. lf.. . •
I had for' 'several years. A very troubleiome
humor in My face, which grew constantly . .vrorso
until - it disfigured rriy.fcatures ,and' became an intol
erable affliction. I tried almost, every thiri,g. a man
' could of both advice and' medicine, -but without any
relief whatever; until . 1. took your SARSAPARILLA.
It immediately made face worse, as you told one
it might'. for a time; but in a few weeks .the new
skin began .to fqrni under the blotchesc, and-con
' , tinned. until my face' is as smooth - as. any body's.
. and I awi without any symptoms of the disease that
Tlknowef...l enjoy perfect , health, 'anirwitheut a
." doubt owe it to your SARSAPARiLLA."
DeleilitY•PurifY the
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'.7.'rom.Dr. Robt. &min t Houston SC,- yew . York.'
44 Du. A r r.u.' I' seldom• fail to.remove Eruptions.,
And Sci•npilous Sores by the persevering naa of your
'SA rtiArAult.LA, and I have just now cured an attack
of Malignant Erysipelas .with it.. No 'alterative we
posies. equals the: SARSAPARILLA yoll'lll* sup
plied to the profession:as - well as to the people."-
' Froni J:. Itjoluisto'n; Esq.,. Trakem'an; Ohio.
"For twelve years, I had, the yellow Erysipelas
on my right anuoluting which time I tricd'allthe
'celebrated physicians I could reach, and took hue-.
drops e ..p f dollars worth of ' medicines . The _ulcers -
wso bad- that the, tends became visible; and.tha
doe re decided that My arm must po amputated.p I
began taking your Sar.aarARILLA. Took_ tVr 0 .bot
tles, and some of your ree.e:s. . Together they have
- cured me. lam now is Nyelletted sound as any body..
Being ite a public plactcmy muss is .known to every .
body in this community, and excites the wonder of
all:" •• .. , .
:From • Ffort..-/Zeniy Monro, AL P. P., of NOccastla;
. C. .IV4 a iterating nesraber of , as . Canadian Parka
.. ,
mint.
- _ .. .I , have need your SARSAPARILLA In my:family,
fbr generardebitity,.and for putifying the Moos,
• with very beneficial- results, and led .nonfldenoe In
commending it to the afflicted."... . • . l,
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' Bt,' Anthony's '..._Fire,. l Rose,. Balt Rheum,
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Boald Head . , Bore Eyes.
.14ross Harrey • Stek:lsr, Eaq.; the able- ; editor ef the
Panialvania.
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n Our only child, about -three yearis of age, was
attacked by pimples on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until they formed a loathsothe and virulent
sore, which - covered .his face, and initially blinded
his eyes.for some days. .A akilful physician applied
nitrate of silver' and other rentediem, without any.
apparent•effeet. For fifteen Slays we guarded his
.bands, list with them he should tau openthe fes
tering and corrupt wound which covered his whole
'face.. Having tried every thing else we had'anY
• hope trom,ore began giving' your - 3.I.IiSarAiSILLA,
and applying the iodide of potishlotion, as you
direct. The sore bigairto heal when we had •given
-the first bottle; andwas well when we had -finished
,the seconds:: The child's eyelashes,Which had come
.out, grew again,sand is now as ' healthy and fair .
at any other: . The whole neighborhood. predicted
that the child must die:" '
. and.Syphilit;nMeieurial Disease."'
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From Dr. Hiram Stoat, of St. Louts; ifilsouri„ :
" I Ind' your SARSAPAItIT.LA a, • more ;effectual .
.remedr.for the: secondary symptoms of
and for syphilitic disease than any other we.possess.
The profession are indebtei•tayon for coin°, of the
best medicines we have." • . • - •
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From A. J. French, it. D., an 'eminent physicians!".
" Lawrence, Jlasr., who is - a. prominent member of
-the Legislature of Jrasiachusette.; • '
"Dn. Avatu. My dear Slr = I have :found- your
SAICSAPAItILLA an excellent remedy for" Syishilis, -
" both of the primary and secondary type, : and effec
tual in• some cases that were too obstinate to yield
. to other reinedice. Ido not know what we can em-.
ploy with more esitiiinty - of suczes.s, - where a power
ful alterative is reqhired." • . ' •
Mr.
Chas. S. Van Lim, of New Brunswick, N.J.,
had dreadful Ulcers 011 his legs, caused by - the abuse
of mercury, or mercurial disease, which grew more
and - more . aggravated for years,' in spite of every
remedy or treatment that could be applied; until the
. - persevering use . of - .A ~ r nit's SATMAIRARILLA relieved
him. Few cases can be.foUnd fnore inveterate and
distressing. than' tlils, and it took several 'tlimen
bottles to cure him . • •
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,
•
Lenoorrhcoti, Whites, Female - Weakness;
ire generilly lirodueed by Internal Scrofiaout
unction and are very often cured by the alterative
effect oethis. Some cues. require,
however, in aid .of the s.timAr.kulti...l., the skilful
application of local-remedies.
Prom the well-known and tridelpeelebinted 'Dr.
Jacob .11orrill, of Cincinnati, • *- •
hive found your.SsitsArAtittl..i an excellent
• alterative in diseases of females: . Many eases of
Irregultrity; .I.oucorrhces, Internal .Ulceration, and,
local. debilityaribingfrom the scrofulbus diathesis,
have yielded 'to it; and there 'ire 'few that do not .
,
when its effect properly aided by local treitmeht.":
. ,
et lady; unwilling to adore the pubiication of her .
name, write, •• '
daughter and myself have bies'eured ;of
- eery debilitating.Leueorrhces of long.v 'fending; by
two bottles of-your Stitstrtsittt." . • ,• •
Ithelnnatism;• Gout; Liver - Complaint, Dyw
'." Helit Disease; .
when mused b_r Scrofula in the syclem, are rapidly
owed by this - Err. 4AItaArARILIA. *. .
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AYER'S - ..H
...CATHARTIC -PILLS
possess so many - advantages over the other
purgatives in' the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally knoWn,thatwe need I
-not do more than to assure the publie their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
Ass been, and that they May be depended ott
to do all.that they have ever done.
Prepared by C. AYER, M. D.Ol 1911 A,
Lowell; Mass., and sold by • .!
• - • J. - G. BROWN. it son, and by. all the drug-,
getts In Potyisille, also by all dealers In medicine eve-
July IS, 454. 2021y407
s i!i
. A ierge stack of eight day and thirty hour clocks, iu
every variety of style. for sale cheap, by .
- - . R. C. GREEN,
Witte-bunker 'ler, 4hatr. Street, Pottsville.
December 111„ Ks, • • - 60- I
111110TOGRAPAS Arp 'MUTE. 11,'
A fresh supply, tether Pa r km Leives, Birds,
Butterflies, Bm- Cmtral Hudson and W hi t
Mountain Scenery, Ses Mosses, ic., itc. Also', late
phone' Drolleries. Just received and for sal, at ' -
, BANNANllBnobtarit
- EsiTir(G. MOT,IfT z • ,
dirir Cu..%
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Valle *boring under poaktim" 043,n,
AiLd Prrapt
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Oi NOME ATTENDING IT
Mt.-,. -.AIM!).
tiog. try a emiise of his IA time-sok% Pvimosto Srave. , •
Theilkeness, although itrdom , not represent him any
thing like as bad is he was at the worst, yet it is in
strong contrast with the bale and vigorous looks of the
Portrait:below,- which is the true likeness of-him at the
'present tirne.- The contrast. between these two'. por
traits is great that many would not believe' them to
be the same person. Yet there are bandredsOf persona
%i
in and around .Philadelphia ~ d 0 -will recognjz& both
portraits to be true reprm.entai
ohs. 'When the first
was taken he 'weighed 107 poim ;at the present time
his weight is 220 pounds.. . • , , -..-
COATED
BEGI3U,TOR,
Preserver,
AN 1141 FE.
. . .. . . . .. .
Thirty -• , :TO TUE PUBLIC.
.
• years ago - I was in:the:last-stages. of Pulmo
nary Consumption, and given up to ;die.. I resided' in
Philadelphia, and DrObseph Parish, then of this city,
ordered me to Moorestnivn, N: *J; - , a distance of nine
ttliles,'„whichtoruk me iwo days to, get' there. On my
arrival I WAS mit to bed, and there laid for many.vrneks.
This Was my native place, where all my 'tinnily lived and
had died of Consumption. . Dr. Thornton, Who attended
my father hi his last illness, was called,. and gave me',
one week to tlx up my affairs. - He had seen all my,fam- ,
Ily go that Way, and thought I was to. go, too. Theral
heard-of the reinedies I now 'offer to the, public;- which
cured me. ' It scented to me that L coulcifeel them pen-'
etrating.my whole system.; ' ',, .'' - • . -.:. "
They soon ripened the- matter on my . lungs, and . . I
would.spit off mere than a pint of offensive yellow that
' ter every morning. As "soon as that began - to , subside,
my cough; fever,. pain - ~night 'sweats—all began toleave
mm and my appetite became so great 'that it was with
difficulty I could' keep from eating too much:. I soon'
.gained my strength, and I have been growing in flesh
ever.since.- . For many years I burn enjoyed uninter
rupted igood health; - keeping the. liver . and stomach
healthy with-the Seaweed Tonic and :Mandrake Pills. as
lamOf a bilious temperament. My weight is two, hum
dred.and twenty Pounds. On my recovery people would
send for me, far and near, to see if their. casciu were like
mine. ! For this purpoSel pay professional visits in the'
large cities: The consniuptives wish to' see the 'one
`that makes these ' medicines. and alto - was • cured of
consumption by theni.- To make new hinge is impossi-•
ble •, but cavities in the lungs, and chronic ulcerations
of-the Montilla]. tubes Caul he healed. Such cases are .
dying hourly under the 'ordinary treatment of physi
cians, and just such' are crired by the,•proper nee of
.Selientirs Pulmonie Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and Man
drake Pills • .
.
- lum now a healthy Man, with a large cavity in the
middle lobe of the right Iring, - the lower lobe very much
'hepatized and complete2adhesion of the pleura, The
left lung is sound, and the tipper lobe - of the right lung'
is inr. tolerably healtliveontlition.• :The great reason
' why, physicians do tint rime consumption is they try to
rib too much:. they give medicines- to stop the cough,-
hi stop chill, to stop night sweats, hectic fever,:and, by
so doing, they . derange the - whole. digestive powers.
locking tipthe secretions. and eventually the patient
sinksand dies. After I make a careful examination of
the ' :patient with . the Respiroineter,"and find lungs
enough left to.cure. I direct the patient how to use the
three remedies.. Re:neve the cause, and they will all
stop of their accord.. No cue can he cured of con=
'snmption, 'firer •complaint. dyspepsia, • catarrh, canker,
nlcerattdllaroat, trultss the liver and stomach are made
healthy. In New England this 'canker, chronic adarrh,
ulcerated throat, elongation -of uvula, is more Preva
lent than in•any other Section of the country. This is
frequently caused by a foul-, stomach.. You may Intro
ft out witlicaustic time and again, :nit all they mill get
ieternporary_relief. Correct' the Stomach and liver, and
they will heal up themselves. ,
• Gond nutrition. is the rernedy.; If -you have any di..
sease, in any part of the it. will remain there, - and
decay more andmore, until you can geithe stomach in
the condition to digest fond, and make hew "blood to
take. the place "of diseased. matter, ' This -is the only
waytO heal Cavities in the. lungs and ulcerated 'bron-.
-chief tubes • Correct the stomach Mid liver,',and nature
*lli do the healing. -Many persons. have' anidea that
certain medicines are great pbrifiers'ot the blood. When
blood is Once diseased it cannot he, verified ; it is di
seased the same as the diseased matter in the system.;
but get the apparatus in order, the liver and stomach,
- and give it plenty of nourishing food. it will make new
blood;.which will lake the place of that which Is. i-
Schencies Pnlinonic Syrup is One of the best para-.
Lions of, iron in use, it is. a powerful toniejli • i sett: arid
when the Seaweed Tonic dissolves the ffrieue in' the
stomach, and it is carried ()Thy the aid of the Mandrake
Pills, the Pulmonit'Syrini is made into blond:. This is
the only way to. tore consiumition.lf I ' cannot get a
alit appetite, al food does not digest...l Cannot tare
the patient.- Never mind the congla; • remove the cause
tuidit. will stop of itself. This is the most trouble I
have with my. patients at my , rtioniS. They say,` •. -Doc
tor,4-leel stronger ; .1. can eat :. my night sweats are
better, and I feel better every way •, but my cough is SO
blid yet ;•'"and they are astonished to hear me say that
does not matter ; remove the cause, and the cough will
stop of itself. Eithenck's Seaweed creates a good aline
the in ahout nine clays; when there is no lung 'disease,
unless the liver is'so congested that the Mandmke Pills
cannot - unlock - the ducts of the gall bladder in that short
space of' time. in order totillow the stale bite to pass
off. , Keep the liver and stomach healthy; and there is:
less danger. of consumption or any other disease. It is
hard to take cold when those organs are healthy. Thetie
'that are bilious, low spirited, dreary, feeling stupid,
' coated tongue. poor appetite, nervous, stomach full of
wind, everything that is caten.lies heavy. loss of :me-
Mory, try one bottle of SCHENCK'S SEAWOOD TON
lc and.one box of SCHENCK'S :MANDRAKE PILLS.
It is only a cost of one dollar and twenty-five cents,
-with fell directiolis. . • •
~ .
. This is suillcient,, in many eases, to satisfy,.what the
medicines are. I , :reqiiently one bottle Makes a great
change in the system. Any person that enjoys ordinary
httalth, by tieing the Seaweed and Mandrake Pills occa
sionally, must get the digestive organs in such a healthy
condition that they become fleshy. - I can produce a
number of my old consumptive-patients now enjoying
good health, weighing nearly SOO pounds. I will con
'elude by relating three cures I have Made in.N,ew York,
and'which are all different, and wish any, one who feels
any interestin. the Matter, to visit them. Firatis Mrs.
Parini', residing then at 109 newton street.. Her hus
band called upon-me at my rooms.; 32 Bond street,•and
wished-mete drill and see her. ' lie said I.co'uld do- no
:good ; that he had all'the best•inedical attendanite, and
all said she was too far gone with Consumption to be
cared ;'
but she had heard of some great awes I had
„made, and he desired to gratify hen wishes.. -I called;
arid found her Wag confined to her bed in thelartt stage
of bronchial consumption. andwithout doubt musthave
died soon:: I examined her lungs, found both bronchial
tubes very much affected, but no cavities had formed ;
her cough was very severe: the spit-box Scm half full
•of - thick puts Pulse DM legs swollen very mitch rand
worse than all; chronic diarrhea. Her bowels had been
moved eleven times' that day. I toad herthat she: had
hinge enough-to - be cured..but that this diarrhea had
'been of long standing, and her stomach was in such. an,
ulcerated condition that I Was afraid nothing could be
done:lShe insisted ,I should try and do . what I could
*her, observing th
at she could not last, long . in the
Voulition ehewas in, and 'I could not make her any
Worse. I gave her first a dose of
,not
Mandrake Pills,
and the.Tcinic and Syrup.freely. That was on Tuesday,
end by the next Sunday the'diarrhea was carried nff. her
appetite haul returned; and She could sit up in
.b e d and
eat her dinner: She is now well, and gave me long
certificate, certified to' by the Hey. Dr. Dowling. -
Mrs Bartholomew, 33 West - Forty-fifth street, Mine
to my rooms with a tumor on her liver, . She WAS low
spirited. skin sallow. tonve coated, bowels costive, no
..appetite, and fast sinking into the'grave.' The said in,
mew hatlbeen running over fourteen years. I ga'ye her
Syrup Tonicand Pills; and.told her to take them just as
-the directions :were printed.: - She' came- back to my
rooms,-32 'Bond street. in live - weeks somewhat better ;
.he tongue had began to Oh-au a little around the edges, I
- her kin whiter and her eves iirigbter;. - and the tumor
disrh rging very affeOsive Matter: much faster than it
had ev done before.- She kept:gradually improving,
c
and in'a mut two months she came to my reunite very
much frightened. saying that the. tumor. bad ' nearly
. stopped running. • and was healing up.. and that every
doctor tied told tier that if it ever healed it would cause
• her death. I told her t Mit the disease had all left her
system, and nature would heal the utter no.,Thev are
notv bealed. rind have been for about ii year,..nd she is
•as hearty-and robust a woman riayou will find in a days
walk. She is glad fur nay one to call on her; and takes
great pains to visit any one that she hears has anything
lik a her case. and "triesto get them to come andsee me:
:The.neit rase iS Miss Scofield. from Stamford. Conn..
'Mrs. Bartholomew got herflown to see ins. and she ha - I
lii..n ever since lit her house. When - She first came to
rity reoms,..she was Much emaciated with a distressing!,
cough:.epitting large quantities of blood:. I examined
her lungs with the respirminger, and in all my practice
never found - one with one lying ,-o far gone and the other,
lung so gonad. I could riot givermich enconmgeinent. II
' thought she would die; but tui - uty astonishment the
Pulmonie Syrup.-Staweed - Tonic, -and Mandrake Pills
all seemed to go right to work, the lung is all healed
over. leayingai cavity as large .as.a goose egg; good'.
appetite, fine spirits and: has gained - some thirty-five,
pounds in weight. : She hes:some conch yet, -which Ido
'not think it wordd bent great interest to some nnpre I
Indiced Physician to visit these cases, partieularly Miss
Scofield, or any of theta 'who have been cared by my'.
medicines.. They Ste numerous in New York; but the
shove three'all differ fromeach Other r . and if meditines
.are doing what I represent they are",. they.shbuld have'
the credit and the afllcted kniiwn where and how they.
may be cured:. -•.. .- J. p..SCIIENCK. M. D.
Dr. J. 11. Schenck can be found at his principal office
No. 39 North 6th Street, Philadelphia, every Saturday.
from 9 A. K. until 5 P.M., to give advice .free of
charge; limit for a thorough examination be. charges
three (tellers. Price of the Min n= Syrup and Sea.;
weed Tonic' each $1 25 per hottleorr VI the half dozen.
Mandrake Pills 25.centaper box; and-is.: for sale by all
Druggiette and Dealers. , . ..• • • . ,' . • • -
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Al. - 11613111131[Elt" . ,
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CLOCKS, • • . -- - -. ,
and JEWELRY,
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• • ; ALWAYS ON BAND.' ' . .. . ..
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411 P -111, kinds of Ntusic.ai Instnonents;.Viedin String,,
Bass Strings, Gultnt and Banjo Strings, constantly;
on hand. • . .•. .. - . [Jan 30, .64.-5.
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emoval of Jones's Flour eFeed.Ntoie.
—The undersigned luw reed his Flour and.
'jfeed Store from Nonveclan and Third Streets, Act the
corner of Market and' William, Streets, where he will
keep on hand a choice stock of articles in his line, and
sling assortment of first cliss - Groceriee. . -
litt old friends *cud customers'are respectfully solici
ted to continue their patronage, While the general pntr
lih will find his articles . A, No. 1, and are invited to give
thus call.. • : JOSEPH D. :WPM. -
Putrille. April Th.' • , :
Oi . 4.:4,LRK'!s
t!=aEp RESTORATIVE
- r , -:'.. Fir,)g-. , ,- , rup 4 .4A4t;
RESTORES GRAY OR, FA-
DF.,I) HAIR
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Surely eradicates Dandruff.
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'•
Promotes lta natural and hmlthy,growth.
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Causes the hair to grow on bald heads, where the roots
are not entirely dead. In such cans noth-
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.• iikeit,it-mskes my hair feel so loft 'and
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Doutifiet. no; 4,irty sediment to be shaken up before
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Ifs *clear, trauspirent fluid-6intains no oil not
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Is delightfnat perfumed, and does not turn rancid in
- . ' warm weather. • • .
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is the only perfect dressing and restorer of color corn
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No lady's toilet is complete without it.
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" Ecientinciall7 prepared, costs.only $1 wr bottle, and
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Give it a trial
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D. S. 13ARNES & CO., N. Y., Genersl Agents
_August 20. [March 6054.]
DR... WISHART'S
PINE TREE.
TAR CORDIAL
•
IS THE VITAL PRINCIPLE of. TIIE
•PINE TREE, '
Obtained by.a peculiar-process in the distillation of the
tar. by which it's highest. medicinal properties ars re
tained. . - • •
. It is the medicine that cures when all others haye
failed. .
A GMAT :REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.
I am constantly mice; ringauch certificates as the fOI
.lowing. READ IT ! .
Dn. WisAnr—Drai
n Sir: I had a very dreadful cough'
and sore throat for one year, and my whole system was
fast giving way, and I was prbstrated on my bed with
but little hope of recovering. Ng disease balled the
power of .all medleineS, and in a short time I meet have
. gone to my grave, but thank God, my daughter:in-law
would not rest until she went to your store, .NO. 10 N.
'Second street-and related my case to you, purchAsed
One bottle of your Pine Tree Tar Cordial and com;
Menced to use it, and in one week I was much better,
and.after using three bottles, I imperfectly well, a won
der to all my friembi, for they all' prouounevd-ino past
cure. Publish - my case if you think proper,
• RF.I:F.IICA - HAMILTON, '
•
No. 1121 Wylle.Strcet, Philadelphia.
TAR CORDIAL,
- AN INFALLIBLE CURE FOR BRONCHITIS.
Mr; "Ward says: .
Wisuatrr-Sir.: Thad Bronchitis, Inflammation
of the Lungs. Shortness of Breath, and Palpitation of
the:Heart in their-worst forms. I had been .treated
several of the most eminent physicians in Philadelphim
hut they could hut stop the rapid course of my diseaso.,,
and I had despaired of ever being restored to health. - I
was trident' the verge of the grave. Your Pine .Tree
Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me,by a friend:
I tried it, and am thankful to say that, aftr using four
large and one small bottle, I \was restored to perfect
health. You can give reference to my house, No. IlltS
N.- Second street,mr at my 'Alice of Receiver of Taxes,
frotd 9, A. M., to 2,7. M., corner of Chestnut and Sixth
streets.- - . • - Jolts WARD.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
READ '1!.11..E, FOLLOWING
Ma. WIEMART—Sir: I return yon my Grateful tbanks
for the discovery you have made in making a medicine
that will cure Intlarnmation
. of the Lungs and Liver
Complaint. When I commenced to use your Pine Tree
Tar Cordial I was. tonli appearances, near my grave.—
I had been' for a length of time spitting blood; and
would at times vomit it. My physicians ffor I employed
two) pronounced me past cure ; but my sisterhad used
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, tvlbth did her so much good
,that she prevailed on me, as a Met resort, to try it ;- and
thank God, I commenced to use it. I have taken twelve
bottles, and am perfktly curedeffnd am reasly.and wil
ling that any person thatis sick should call'on me, and
I will;tell them what your cordial has done for - All my Triends and neighbors- were utterly astonished at
my ;Speedy return to health, for they had seen me voinir .
•
hlobd in a clotted State frequently. Publish" my case,
for I want everyperson that is suffering as I was, to
know of your invainable medicine.
• ResPectfully, • Jogs Vans
Crease et., Six doors above Richmond at.,
, . • • . Philadelphia. •
- • TIIR PINE Thee TAR CORDIAL will - cure Coughs, Sore,
Throat and -Breast, Bronchitis: Asthma, Croup, Whoop
ing Cough, Diptheria, and is also an excellent remedy
. for diseases of the kidneys, and female complaints. ,
• .- • BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
.
The genuine has the name of the proprietor and a
• pine tree blown in the bottle. All others arc sburioun
Imitatiorgt : . . : • ,
PEACE FIFTY •CIINTS AND 0!111 DOLLAIf. BOTTLIS.
Prepared only by the proprickcir. •
DR. 'l_4.'4. C. WISIIART;
NO. 10 NORTH SECOND STREET,
!For eale by 1111 Drngeste
December 17, '63 , .
To FEMALES
.--ACI • -- _
liiit NJ S kVA ---
,1
lk 49-N . tip:. 1, )
x i a sa.-- 0, a.4 -
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411 ILL S . )41‘ ,
PROCLAMATION!
TO THE LADIES!
BOTH MARRIED AND SINGLE.
The Oldest Regulator for Females,
Dr..Cheeseriisiten yein'ille Pills!
,Will immediately relieve; Without pain. -all disturban
tea .the periodic discharge, whether arisink• from re-,
taxation Or suppression. .'rhey act like a charm •in re
•moving the pains that accompany difficult or -iminoder
ate menstruation, and are.the only safe and reliable re
medy for Flushes, Sick Headache, Pains in the loins
-Hack and Sides, Palpitation of the Heart, Nervous Tre
mors,-Ilysterics, Spasms, Broken,Sleep, and other" en
`ffiewant and dangerous effects of an unnatural condi
tion of the sexual functions. In the worst case of Flu
or Albus or Whites, they effect a speedy cure.- - ,
.Dr. Cheetsemnn , s Fctuille Pills
•
have been used OVER A QUARTER OF. A CENTURY.
They are offered as the only safe means of renewing in
terrupted menstruation. but ladieSmust bear in mind
that there is one condition of the 'female system in
which the Pills cannot be taken without producing a
PECULLAR RESULT. The condition referred to. is
PREGNANCY—the resnIk•MISCARRIAGE.. Such
the irresistible tendency of the medicine to restore the
sextfal functions to a normal. Condition, that even the
reproductive power of nature crmisot resist it. 'l'llEl.
CANNOT DO • HARM in any other way..
• Dr. Chieememisinln Female *Pitta
. .
are the only Meaieine. that' "MARRIED AND'SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years,, or' can rely
upon now; • BEWAItROF ITATIONS Them Pills
form the Finest Preparation ever put forward. with Ikl-
MEDIATE and PERSISTENT , SUCCESS. D4IoN 9 T
BE. DECEIVED. Take this advertimement to
your Driti.i.gb4. and tell'him-that you want the BEST
atid•ruost RELIABLE FEMALE NIIMICINE LN THE
WORLD, which la comprised in •
•Dr. CheeftemmixOn '
They have received, and are now receiving,. thii sane
tion of the most eminent. Physicians in America,
Explicit DirePtions with • Mal box—the. price, Osa
rsaßox,*containirm from 50 to So Pills.
l'ilts cent by mail, promptly, by remitting the 'price
•to the Proprietors, or any anthorized . Agent, in current
funds. ' - •
SOLD. BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
•,11UTC111;,.NGS lIILLYER. Proprictoin •
• Si Cedar street. New York
Sold In Poitaville by JOHN G. •BROWN & SON: in
Hlnerstillt by_JACOB S. LAWRENCE: in: Tamaqua
'by R. J. FRY and N. P. FOWLER. and In St. Clarr by
all Druimista. - . (Feb .64.-442, •
L4D1.168 9 GOLD WATCHED: •
. -
A Fins stock o r Ladies' Gold Watches, Chat
lain Chains, Seal Scc. ' R. C. GREEN,
Watchmaker d Jsieolot, Coottre tittriot, Pottsville.
AU I•US T:SAL, for tho Cleansing,
Li beautifying. prooervation and growth of the hair
prepared and sold by HUGliat.
Nov. 7, 63. PharmacAntical Chetnixt
NV CAVENDISH and Spun Roll or
% Twist Tobacco.—A large and superior - 4ott of ,
the above Tobacco on hand and for'sale by •
Jazi 41, '64 . • :49 E. BOTEIt..
.-:•DER4:1010 PATENT: PILE PIPE'S at
. 1 May 7, 'GC ' - ..HUQH •
. -
11 . 1 EERSCIIAI.7III PIPES.—A One let
01 of genuine Meerschaum Pipes, wt•
. BOYER'STuhacco
Jan..1,"64. • •
4111_11NITEYSI HAVANA. SEGARIII; at
•1 1 .11 - 100 v T, 'O3 • • 311704313% Apothipcmy
Alf FOR' MALE..L-Vlrhistesale.Deider
1.1 in Baled Tinstothy, Clover and Meadow Hay, and
Straw. - . • • EDWARD B. PEALE. •
P. Address,' Bohn hill Haven, Pa. Residence,
two miles below SchoyßrAll Haven.
•-• •
.
pOT.TISTILLE 11014.1NG-lum
The subscriber? , haiing pnrchnsed the pint r
iug Mill and thomnghly refitted the stint; an
to receive orders. for all sizes T rails
teem RS' lbs. to the yard up to 60 lbs_
end Ihnnish thelreme at short notice.
We are also.prepared furnish. di
Win reizeive orders Jar MERCIIAN
BAR IRON, all the :Anna] Mew. I]
Plat, r and propose to . nee none but the
manufacture, and hope to tarp* oat an iron
give entire satisfaction to our customers,
keep n supply. f the snuffler sizes (Colliers .
ways on hand.
()niern directed to ATKLNS & BROTIIEK
Pioneer Furnace, Poured:le. or to the propriet ot
Milt, will receive prompt attention.
• , ATK.II , ' ! S,
. .
Pottsyille, Meech 19, '64 • - •
DINEGROT.E' Iron. Work's,
PINEGROVE, • SCIMYL.- CO., PA.
J. lI:ROHRER, XachiniAt Zt.Engintel
' Rammtpron.
January !SO, •G 4
DOELEIC9 AND STACKS
The subscriber to prepared to extstnte
orders for the 'above articles. with
patch. atthetdd place of business, coal
Street, below Norwegian. 20 feet boil.
ers always on hand: Alto, the
facturer
CertUtind Other ISherib.,
Of the best material and workmanship,
promptly attended to. , r(rFanis for, tniniig v et:
alWays on 'hand. JAItEz sp A ,,
FpttrrillAugust
.441
A SIILAND•IRON WORKS.
The subscribers are , I w fully pr e .
pared to ruttish. nt the. Ashland Inn
Works, rite= Engines and. Pumps
any power and capatitv, for mining al
other pnrpbaes, Coal-brad:us of ever
size and pattern now - II:CUM: together
torgings of every description. coal and
all sizes and , -Patterns. large -Truck mai Hurt
all furnished at the shortest notice. The 'al
flatter !tenise.jves that, Inasmuch as ever-in:PM,
'the firm is a practical mechanic, they will
furnish machinery that will compact• ratorahl,
in this Region.. All orders directed to.t.
Ashland, Schuylklil County,. Pa.. wilt recelTe
attention. J.',k M. GAB)
-Ashland. -July 9,
'VOUNDRIV. AND DACIIIIN . E'-st i
Sienna Cur Factor*, &c.
NOTICE.-=Ther bilainess of the late
firm of SNYDER 31.ILNES, will
continued by the subscriber in all its v,
rious branches of Steam Engine bulk
ing; Iron Founder.. and manufacturer o
all kinds of Machinery, for Rolling Mill.,
ces Railroad Cars, &c., , &c. Ho will also calbr.l
bnsiness of Mining and Selling the culehm o l
Forest'White Ash and Lewis - and Sis,hn Vets:
Ash Coals, being sole proprietor of these Collivn,
GEORtiE sNy.,,E ,
'l4l
January !I, 'ST
ryiNIE PALO ALTO .IRON co:
prepared to furnish T
2411112! in Palo Alto, of various pattim4,
weighing fmin 2 . 2 to TO pounds per yani •
Also; different sizes of fiat,- square an
round merchants' bar iron.'
Orders for rails or bar imp are n
irPectfulij• solicited, and will meet wi
tton if lett either at' the Rolling Mill#
,t Co.'s Hardware Store; Centre Stree
Ike, corner of 'Market and Second St
Pa. BENJ'S HAY'
Jan, .3, .64. • '
O COAL OPERATOIim
T
.—Pinnicr Eliler Work'
The . subscriber respect:fully invited ti
attention or the business community
hie Boiler Works, on Baklrtenl Sire(
below the Passenger-Depot, Pottss - ill
where hels prepared to manufacture
• BOILERS OF EVERY DFSCI
5M01413• Stacks, Air Staks. 131tist Ft
Drift Cars. &c., Boilers on hand.
. Being a practical mechanic, and. hill
toted himself entirely to this branch
flatters himself ',that work done at
will give satisfaction to all wins may
call. Individuals and Companies wil
their advantage to examine his woi
elsewhere, .301
November 21, .5T-
WASIIINTON IRON
THOMAS & JAMES-WREN respe
fittentian'of the business Community
chine Shop and Fmandry erected betwi
road streets, and fronting ottNorwegi
street- Where they are prepared to
.cute all orders for machinery of Br:
and Iron: 'sucliAs Steam Engines,
kinds of Gearing for Rolling Mills, GI
and Saw Mills, Single and liontan A
Weaker:3: Drift -Cars, all kinds of 1
`such as Chairs for Flat and T Ihtil
&c.; all kinds of CaSt and Wrought
Being praetfcal mechanics, and bar
man& of the Coal Region their stud
kinds of Machinery in their bite of
ter themselves that work done at t
will glee SatisfactioMM; all who may
call. All orders thankfully - received
cuted, on the most reasonable terms.,
- THOMAS WREN, . JAM
Nov. .2:2, .
itf OltltOli. NVII EE ER Co.,
IILL. .• firrCESSOR - ti TO
' nonium &JONES & Co.,
IRON-AND 'STEEL. WAREIIOI - SE
- Market az MitteenthSo.., phih i
Have" idwaya ml.hand and for-sale
BEST EN(tIASII REFINED iltON—Full
of "Bognalls,” and • other. favorite brand , ..
AMERICAN BAltS'—ordinary sizes, or .r
to ,:„
for bridge purposes, &c.; &c. I'ENNSVLS.tSI. 1i
ER PLATE-Proiniscioitis sizes, or' cut to
size. BOILER RIVETS—D oeer brand. tirade
dies. 'BEST ENGLISH CAR AXLES -=Aneticin
English.-- FLUE AND SIIEE? IRON—for‘
schntes, &c". "JUNIATA. ENGLISH AND
SLIT RODS, BOLTS, NUTS' and WAslllilei—i•
• liridges, cars, and machinery purposes generally, r.b".
MACHINESIJEAR and BLISTER STEEL,
extra quality for, taps and dies: The above,
with atoll assortment of Iron, Steel. Nails anti
to which the attention of dealers,: railroad ersr,ae,
engineers, miners, founderd and machinists is int2r.
Jan: 25, '64,
'MW. ItiAI.IIIWIN a. Co. ,
• Broad and Ilamilton street s Would, call the - attention of .Itailroad
Managers, and those interested in Rail
road Property, to their system of Loco-
Motive Engines, in which they are adapt
"ml to the particular business for which
they may be required; by the use of on
four pair of driving wheels; and the to
or so much of the weight as may be d,
hesion - ; and in accommodating there.
carves, strength' of superstruction, and
to be done: Ity-these means the maxim;
of the power is .secured with the least
tendatice, cost of feel, and repairs to It
With these'ohjects in view, and as the
three years practical experience in the
senior partner, we manufacture •flve di
Engines; rind. seVend classes of sizes'
Particular ;Mention - paid to the ctrl
chine in the,plan and workmanship of
Our long experience and opportunitio
formation, enables us to offer these
assurance that in efficiency, econom!
they will compare favorably with th;
kind in use. -We also furnish to ordi
bowlini or low Moor tire (to lit centres
composition castings for bearings' of
of Cropper, Sheet Iron and Boiler Wori
tide appertaining to the.repair or zero
tive.Engmes. M. W.
January 2ai 454 , 1-tf MATT'
Philadelphia.
50-Iyoow.
pOTTSV;LILE :SCIIOOI,
itntetnent Ileceitotx, paid
for the -'year; ending ;Ira' " - loud)
June, 1561.
.Tax - rate.-9 millft on the dollar of isluscioi
School purposes.' and 2 for Building).
RECEIPTS . FOR .SCIIO9I, PUlt pi isjfs..
Grosa amount of Tax 'Duplicate...ll3,lls 61"
Deduct exoneratioris - $331 90
Do. Collectors 641 62
. .
let amount of tax received $12.1:42 rd i
Proportion . of, do. for school Purposes . 80 4
Add amt. from non-xesident pupils. once, Sc 1 , ..
. " proportion of .bal. from previous year,. 74
• . .
. Total rercipts' •
• .EXPENVITUItES FOR SCIIOOI. c 8 fi
Paid to 29 teachers • ,gC.4"' , I',
- " Janitor and sweepers . 6 - 25 ;5
" for fuel •
- "; " School I.Jhrary. 7.3
" Secretary's !Mary 1741 PO
"• proportion of Treasurer's ink-ta
!` for-contingent expenses fall oth
cr not. claasifted
above) ..... .
Total expenditures ...... .•
Pendency-in School Fund
. . .
ItECEIPTSFOIt BUILDING PUlll'oSi'S
Pro portion of net ann. of tax receiCed - ' •? 3 ••f
Add amt. borrowed, owlet act i,f tf March '!.'-':
•" '• of llniltl. Fund invebtru , t.s. railed in. "1.:;
" proportion of bal. from previona year,. :••
•
•: TotSl of rereipts
EXPE.;iIIITLTRESfur - P , I2ILLY(;
Paid contractors, architects, &c., on
acct . Centre St. school h0u5C1.4.175 Jt
interest on building debt .
" roi rents, •repitini,t , inkortmee. rcin st °
Proportion of Tren.s. commis. 1:i0
. • • Toth] erpenditures
•• Hal. of Ihtiltling Fund . -
Less amount overdrawn for s chool 1-
' • penstA ahoro
•
•A,ctutil balance In Treasurer's hands—
*The Stnte.appropriation for the year-, :S
not remit:rat till after the close of the yvn
there would have been alsda sitrplurt intac.
count. • • .
STATISTICS OP SCHOOLS Foll 1c47- 4 .
No. of sepande schools 'in District -ti:•• ot.li;t;
colored school, open for 6 months'onl , ) ...•••
Average No: of months (calendar) taudia •- ....
No. of Male Teachers employed ... . •
Do. Fetnaln "- . " ............ ....
Average salaries of mlsies per mouth (for eA. , ..n . '
10 months taughti.. . • ........ ..... -.. .. •• • .
Average Salaries of females per mnoth....;- -.
Whole pi). of Male puplia during term.. • ...• ' -
1
MonthiSt vcmge attendance 0f . dn.... • •'•
Whole iN r. of Female pupils dart! I g ter n.....•
3tonthly.averaite attendance of 0. ..... .. . .... .
. '. GENEItAL STATEMEN T." bontract price new Centre St. school house :ti
Paid on acct., nil to close of year Ico. ;4:
( ' architect's estimates - ;13.:•71 (4.
vanced beyond do .j,,ige , I.' .
. • __—_, .
. .
• i Balance unpaid - for building ... ........ i
. ~
Stipulated priee. for architect's I,!"rvick. trz: e
elusive of -traveling ex penees .... .• t • ..... •
Paid on acct, to close of year 1 v. 63-4 ........
Balance impaid.... , -
Paid also . on acct. of traveling expen•cr
I - . . • •--
.
Amonnt•of Building Fund loam , at 11, 4 and
e years, from 156.1 .. .......... , ... . ........
Annual intereet on do. to be prorided: ......
Builditic Fund previously accumulatrd.ln
vc.tea "on ample sectiritieq, and ljenring A
tereet—al. not called tn, to close 1.!‘63-4.•
Tidal Suount expended for Library.. ... ..
theFides private ctintributiona to about..? 004 •
8a1..0f Library Fund awing by School-Fiala
Tax rate for 1464-5.-=-12 ntilla on t i. dollar -,,t.
7:4 forachool porpoaea. and 4 1 4 for build - 44.: ~,
'• Detailed Bat of orders issued . and *paid Ontl!,-/
filed in' office of quarter Se&aions—pnr•aanl tr . , a , ..
Asseinbiy .
Atteit—D . .
. .urr,74o4l•NtkcWrelaßryo.B.li.l3EliltY.l.•ll"rei„6:!co
Allllt !i O . -'
cil - Ann ENVELO_PES:allkitulssa Os
! t " . ‘- F 5 1 " N. -r V just recel end and for sale by
Angnat 40, •C 4. • 43. lt.kiCta ,
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. . • " • :e .,, 4
iri_Uill /BLANKETS, suitable for aolitt.,z
1 4-Ji received and for &ale 6y B. 131... W:
July Id. M. . , ' , . . .
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