• I Mgt:
tons IT
dirsu4ge-r;:---:4; who w =for y e a rs th F
in t 0111 5 .171113, itmoyin* as
for
ir..**-i
-iiiatts,; iraaPiqry -.ealebinte4 his
legal leartarig, w as
was greatly iseteffiad by
"his, ~ieighbora - aua,h ` tg frleingt *
old_ man, OCCirted . some. years :ngo,
'Was
. uidvg.raally *regietted throughout the
But with all h s book-lore and legal attain
.
meats, he wax, perhaps, not the greatest man
•
at cards in his entire circuit. Ithasbeen said
that he . did'not
s know the * "Jack of Trumps' ,
.from a diamond. In the village of Opelimass,
three individuali were: sitting around a tabl e;:
in one of those doggeries, "with a billiard tn . -
.
ble attached," which are so common in - tbe
Creole parishes, playing a small game of
three-handed Poker, when a small quarrel
ensued, which resulted in an aggraiated case '
of assault and battery. This did not end the.
affair, (or at the next term of the court, at
*the head of the docket stood "The State of
Louisiana vs. John-Allen, for an assault and
battery with intent to on -the body of
Enos Origgs." • * -* „ •
The trial came on, and-the only witness to
the. affray Was a Captain Johnson; who was
the.third in the game. ' - Johnson was the
skipper of one of those craft which transport
sugar_from that sectien of the country to New
Orleans, and was a telf-conlldent, go-ahead
fellow; andwas as unduanted beforethe judge
anti jury . as he would have been before the
crew of his own little .craft.. After , being
sworn,. he *as directed to teirthe _court and
jury everything he knew about the affair.—
After clearing his throat, 'he commenced by
stating "that him and.Griggs, and John Al
- lan, were over at Bonnet's grocery, the sec
ond day of election, when Allen proposed a
small game of poker; all agreed to it, and we
went upstairs and sat down to _the game;
did not know there was any harsh feeline
between Griggs and Allen, or I wouldn't '
played, but beard afterwards—," , -
.• Here the witness was interrupted by the
Court, who directed.him to:keep all hearsays
to himself, and confine himself.striotly to the
facts of the ease. *
The witness continued : •
"Nell, we sat dOwn to the table—Griggs
sat there, John Allenhere, and I there, (ma
king a diagram of the clerk's table, in order
to elucidate the position of the Partici.) john
Allen dealt the cards; I , went blind ;_Griggs;
he went blind, and John Allen he wouldn't
see him. - • • '
The Judge, who.was - a little deaf, was 'ln
Habit of making an ear-trumpet'or his hand,'
fn the purpose of sharpening his _hearing,
and, throwing his head a little forivards and
sideways; interrupted the Ivituess by-asking
"What was the reason . that John Allen
didn't see Griggs 2"
The Witness replied : • .
"I don't know, but he wouldn't look at
him."
"Proceed," sald,the Judge. . • - • •
"WeICI saw,him, and he *Saw, and jus
al that minute--" . , ..•
. .
s: •St op,- sir," said the Judge, throwing.him-.
self into..tt hearing attitude,' "did I undetatand
you to say that.yon Went blirk'd L: .
cs; sir, I went blind,: and Griggs, he waS.
and Allen wouldn't see, but • I saw
and.thea he saw---!.' • , •
'Witness," eiclabbed'the Judg. striking,
the benuh with his clenched fist, , "do I. hear
right; 'sir?, Do you .say that you went
theayou saw!" .
.
"Yes, - sir," • replied - the ..wittiesS,
tir,i4s, and G-riggh BEM, and just at that," •
• sir,7id: the Judge.: '`Mr,Clerk,
tiva thetvitnees fifty dollarS for .coatempt of
uirt, and , clireetthe: sheriff to take him to
Sail, and there,_to . keep him until 'he. race - ins
further orders from the eciurt.- np• the
next. ease,- Mr. Clerk." - • .
.
,was dumbfounded, and
- did not awake to the.reaiity of his condition,
until the'shcriti laid his hands on when
hi ex - claimed : • •
••(;otx.l . gniciou . s, Mi. Judge, what have.
di - me that .1 in ust - go to jail ?"
.•
. .
Tim Judge; Who . wita Purple with rage, did
not deign 1p reply to poor,JohnsOni but reit
erated the . order with increased Irehemence,
and thjnifior members of .the bar,' who . had.
been autccipating the• 11. x that .the •captain .
would 'eventually be placed in, - were con
:vni3el with laughter, , wltich . increased : the
rage (if the Judge tq thefitighest pitch. The
prust:euting •attornerentielivored.-. to euligh t
cn,t he Judge, and eventually succeeded, .bu,t
. not until he • hadproduceditt pack Of cards,
and after.detiling out. three hands made the.
blifid as clear as•day te•thcf-Judgli. •
The fine - and imprisonment were .remitted,
order was restored in The court, .and Captain .
Johnson wag allowed to PrOdeedWith his tee:
timeny., . • : • •• • .
.•
Sz.tacit
. roti:ll.-A,remess.- wealthy epi
e.iire applied to an. Arabian doctor for a :pre- -
.seriptjon that Would,restore iiisbody to health
and give-hapPineas . to - his Mind.
..The physi
cian advised him-to exchange shirts with . . a
man who was - .perfectly contented . With . his
Whereupon the- patient set -- cont. on
journey. in.pursuit of Snell
,a person. • After.
ninny. months :spent without accomplishing
. ills object, he Was told of a-certaio cobbler of
whom everyone had spoken as .a.'inodel of.
come fitmentand . happiness. Pursuing• the
,
direction given,
.the traveler was at length re-.
warded with the sight Of the - cobbler enjoy;-
i 11.4 a confortable.'nap 011'a board : ... Without
ceremony he. was aroused from. his slumbers,
: and theimportant interrogatory, whether he
was contented with his lot, was answered-in
, the affirmative: : :• . •
Then," said the
: seeker after happiness,
'.• I •haTebne small bomisto ask at your hands.
Itis that you exchange•shirts with me; that
by this 'meansil may also become eontented
and happy." , '
Ei-3lost gladly would I accede to thy re
quest," replied the cobbler, " but : — '
Nay, refuse munot,' interrupted the man
.of wealth;' "any sum that you name, !shall
be thine." .• -
.
seek.not thy wealth,7 islal the cobbler
. .
" • • • .•
"..11utt *hat ?"
• " titithis-L4 : llace no sthiit: 7'. •
SoLnimit's..Seroiir.-During the Mexican,
}car, the 'veteran General Riley, sineedeceas,
e,l, w ordered to. lead the storming piny
(.`eyro GOrdo..- 'During tlielVar •l 8 . 12— . 1814,•
Riley had 'been- shot 1O the. throat, ,and
cOnsognentlyThad a.peculiarly.strange intops-.
C i t q). He was ordered to • storm one Of ; the
batteries of Cnir - 0.G0rd6,. and.when his cow=
:nand was:lnustered; was. thus addressed by
his second in command • ••- •
t;eleraf,',l do not think IN;ft eati
,take.
Think! By --:you nOt paid for think-.
ligt.-gir,!saiti Col. B. '.ac can't takr... it. '.
'Can't take ityOu- haTo got to
talts
. nict old Gcner:sl .put his hand to his bolt, and
ilutting. out a paper ; said. 'Hots ther ith
S&ut'S orders iri.black and white to take.7-the
N"/
tfiing: • -
‘And.thtiv did take it
A will. sa Of a love.-tale,siii deiseribipg his
says : ".Innocenee dwells :in the
r:riz curlstif her du . liair:" A cane, com=
menting on this passage, say!: !` Sorry. to
..ar it. -wc.think it itauds a perilous clianee
of IttAtig combed out." - •
• . . • . .
•'Pt7z4t.e 4..4D:titled • Indy lately con-'
milted • h c;t• .1a wyer.on 'the. foil (iNV fin esti
ttneir: willded Mr. Smith for "his
- wealth,: and Ilia wealfh. is • now spent, am
• tun,. io intents :and purposes.- a .
id °lr,.
and at . liberty to marry egnin "• •
. . A
.Wirrr V,tG4AST.—.9..grelitlerunti
fetiiale Irish N;agrant, yho . aboisted• him,
that he never garetcr beggargln ;II street:
" If I kneir irher . yciur.hoiripr livei:l 2 r . quick
ly revondtd the ..wpinan, rd be after_ Call-
and shouldn't
fprewith r
P HELP
LAN -
h
-Arch'
vst' an 84,
1!111 . 1F.A .
. . .
fir she b.si 'TIRADE, :sad :offer, ail
BAITS or docrietien itoloubsipiatiseflas. •
- • - • • bat rely ma. • - ;1:: • • •• •
. •
• FAIR - .I7).EAT.TSTO : ' •
AND--GOOD s _GOODS'
Bea ISERltblic Dark FOilikEttlil, •
Fashionable SILKS. • Figilred =MOS, -
.15Obilibr PLAIDS. • : • Plaid 'SHAWLS.
PIMA TOPLESS, cIOo4.I3LOTKIITS. •
own. as doss as al folliniti
or' Merchants and Con v
ect
[Oct. `64.- -4D-2m • .
.
P. S.— Ws foiloth GOLD .
Now is a good time
mem to-come . .
COAL . :.'0:1L 1 1411,1f51
• - • • . .
I beg larretoinfomi my friend - a and the nubile gen
erally, tttat I. have commenced - the' manufacture o
-coo, OIL ,
of every .descriptlon and style o
No. 38 S. SECOND Street,
PIIILADELPI-11A.
•.
• With my present facilities for manufacturing, - and a
practical experience of thirteen years be the manege
ment of the lamp-business for some of the largest.hoti
sea lithe country . I flatter myself that '
my experience
mad laaopledge Pill enable me to offer to the ..mthlic
goods not equaliedty any in regard:to style
. and-work
manship. and, t prices competing with. the lowest. I
shall ilviro endeavor to lead in offering to the' public
Rep and - useful inventions in ouiline. litave also ta
ken the wholesale agency for the sale:of GEO. W.
& cgs CiLgtiltATlM
A 'J. WEIGENER,..
Are. ASSwith Second St.,
PHILADELPHIA:
39.3 m
.Sept. '24, •&I.
u t i
• - • JAC011 , 111.41.11.1.EY, . : . .l
Et c si i ,..- T i ga r .t 3, 2 0 1 ... ,fr e it ..%F i f , ar . ..! 4, /k ..
•• - . .1 2 11ThADELPELLL - . . SW-
Dealer in fine Gold and Silver WATCHES ; fine Gold
JEWELRY; solid SILVER-WARE,- and the near idea
of SILVER-PLATED WARS:. Corstantly on hand, a
largessemttnettt•ofiltealiate goodi .at ims prices.- .
- ' 'Watchesandlecks Resin= by skillful work
menValio;letrelrylositing; Engraving; and all kinds
of Hair Worktektrtier, iitabort notice. • ' .
.cgr - .Doirt torgetilla . Oin &ramp, N0..621 Market St., r
Philasta. :„ •._. • . 24, •64...--39 3m
[Sept..
LADIES' rtrus
.TOHN FAREIRA'S ,
... • Old Eatabllo ad
Pl•• • FUR MANUFAbTORT,
- • . , • NO. 718 ARCS ST,
141:1'; '.. 1 ..." above Seventh, PHILADHLPIIIA,
. tuive now in store, of mi. own
_ •Importation and lannotactnre, one Of
L
• I . the .RGEST and- moat BEAUTI
. =' - FlFLreelttetloos of ' •
FANCY - -FURS, • • • .•
for LADIRS'-ind WEAR, the - City
Also, a this assortment of Gent's Fur Gloves and Col
tars.. .
As nay Furs - were all purchased when. Gold was at a
Much lower premium than at present, I am enabled to,
dispose of thereat very - reasonable' prices, andl would
therefore 501iCit a call from my friend , „of.,Schuylkill
County and vicinity. •• - '.— • , •. • •
.
• Remember the Name, Number, and Street
• • JOHN FAIOEIHA, •
Arch St., above ith, South
• • • -PIIILADELPIIL9.
Or' I have no Plattner, nor epiitaection wit.4.AriYoth
er Store in Philadelphial . - '
- Sept. 17,••`64.
DANIEL M. • • _
City Ca bi net Vitre• Rooho and Inantifactory,
_ .
238 130171t{ SECOND .STREET;
N. B. =Peteona.going to the 04.ty will find .It to their
advantafe to call and examine the stook. D. M.'S, •
Sept, t iT, 762., -• < •r. . . 39-tf
3 08. MARSHALL,
SHIP CHANDLER AND GROVE%
404 Soutil Fiela.ware Aircnue,
PHILADELPIIVL.
• . .
- Vg — itepe of all 'hinds, Oakum, Tar. Pitch,. Vainte
Paint.Oila..and Black Varniah, 4S.a.,.ftirnishe4 1R qtian
titles at the towestintes: . . •
PhiladelphiaAugust . l, 1863.: 3;-
R •
No ScorthSLith. Street. Philadelphia,
Would invite attentioni to his well-selected stock of
• A FINE - .AMERICAN
DIAMOND AliD GOLD JEWELRY, SILVER •
-• .. •
~.
. . .
WARE,. &c
Stl:tri-BLE,..FOR—ECOLIDAt PRESENTS.
December 12. • tO-1P •
PRACTICAL:EDUCATIQN
FOr:
BU SINES LIFE.
• . .
Young men who 'wish to qualify theinselves for Nisi--
ness life have - Unequalled advantages for doing so at
CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, \o: - 637
CHESTNUT Street, corner.of Seventh. , •
This institntion. eince its establishment in 154, has
-steadily increased in the number of its 'stridente and in
facilities for•linparting practical business knowledge.—
Within the.past.Year five hundred students hive .becti
in attendance, the largeSt number - ever known by any
- similar institution in - tlils city or State, his reputation
.for superiorinstruction extends over the whole.couutry„
and thti knowledge gained here has already, proved
fortune to . many a young man. •The'readiness with
which its graduatesobtain lucrative situations, arid the
large number Of applichtions made to the 'College .for
'them. attest:the•apprecietton in which it is held by the
business Coinmunny. - .• . .
• • ' . •• •
. •
The .College. occupied the whole upper portioni•oe
three stories. of the large donlile.bitilding ht the N. E.
corner of Chestnut and Seventh streets, which is well
lighted and tltted,up•in a atyle.of,elegance and convc
mence•which is unsurpassed. ' ' • '. • •
The Course of Instruction is of the most' thorough
and business-114. character: - •
BOOK-Kr.EPMG.,-
•
in snits departments and..pplleatlons, taught...Mgt
as it is practiced by the best accountants and business
Men. • Each student Is instructed separately, - and opens,
writes oat, and closes several sets of • lidoka adapted to .
the various" branches of trade : makes- out- in proper
form the various papers used in business, such as pro
missary Notes, .Receipts,: Account Currents, Account
Sales Bilsineiis Letters; Balance Sheets, Ac.., and is in,
etructed in the''large variety of transactions std ene
toms of •Misiness life.- • • •
ritmiLiNsnir,
,
which is so important to a business man, recelyout ew
pedal attention, and is taught by Tienmari who - has
• ... .
few, it any, equal". • •• . •
cvstimaclAL.
• .
tnelnding Interest,. Profit and toss,- Averrigini.•Ac
•ciinnts,.Excluine, Lc., is taught .in Tie, shortest. anil
thost approved methods:. • '
COMMERCIAL LAW, - MATITEMATRZ.AND DE
TECTING - COUNTERFEIT NOTES ate Included In
the Course of.instriction....
TBLI . M3RAP.II.IC DEPARTMENT'
.
. .
tuts hem opened, and is s in.charge one.of the-best of
pruMical and experienced operators, and every facility
is afforded for acquiring is full knowledge Cf allabe rut
flutist of the profession.- - - - - .• • '
• At...instruction is given to each- student separately,
.those whit'wish,tO enter for any particular brunch .can
. The time usually' equired for thetomplete.Counting-
Ilinise Course varies from eight. to 'twelve. weeks,.ac,
cording to the number of Atones tinily devoted to it. A
. handsome Diploma, with the seal of theinstitution
Cached, is awarded on..graduation.
The whole time and ttentiOn cif .the ,Principal and
.his large corps of competent and attentive Teachers is
given to the interests of the students. '• , •
EVENnTG SESSIONS
eontinne from September 15th'to April 15th. thus givtag
to thuee who are engaged during the day an opporturn ,
ty tortualify'themsclyea for advancement and saccade
Students are receired at any . time, and, instructed at
inch hours as may suit their convenience. '
• Catalpgnes containing Terms. tc., may be obtained
gratis on application'at the College.• • .• •• '
'• •S. li. CRITTRNDE7 & CO.
' • r 39 -2m
5ept...24, •64
TheMOst•Coniplete 'Sewing - Ma,
Etisten.
The Introduction of -the . FLORENCE
Dates anew : era in . Sewing Machines•
.
it'nenta, - Bello, Binds, ..Gatherm, - ..
Braid.
.
•-• - -,Quilts, and Gattatris and •Seurn on n.
, . • .I.gnlllb. at•tite *nine time. • •
- The - undersigned has been-
, • appointa Agetit for
Schitylkill County, of the Florence „Sewing 111actiine
Company, Manufacturers.of the .thlefkated Re:yeriiible
Feed•Sewing-Ma . claines. - . • • • -
The foll Owing advantages over any and. all .Sewing
Machinev., are claimed for the "Florence"l - ••
• It makes•tonr different stitches, the .lock, knot, don
tile-lock and double-kmot, On one, and the' saute .
ma
chine. Each stitch 'being. alike.' on
saute
both sitles•rif the
•
It has.the'rere.ssible feed, motion, which 'enables the
operator, by simply turning iithurnb-actew. td have the
woritrno either to the right - oriefl,,,to :stay any part of
the mime, or fasten the ends of the seaina r without turn- -
lug the .fabric -•• . ; .• - • ••- • • • '
• 'Changing. the length of the stitch; Mid from one kind,
-of stitch to another. can readily bedone while the ma
chine' is in.motion. • • ••• .
• . Every, stitctris perfect in Itself,•making the seam se
ture•and.nniform.• • , • •
hvaimost noiseless, and can be need wheregelet Is
.necessary.,. . .
1-Ith motions are all positive: thole tire no aprings,to
_get out of order, and its simplicity enables the most in
experienced to operate it' . ••
•• it will not oil the dress Of. the operator, as all the
machinery Is Oh the top of the table. -• • •
It is thO most rapid sewer in the world; making - . five
'stitches to eachrevolution. ' • • ' •
lis.stitch is the wonder. of all. because of Its corn.
biped etrength.and beauty. . '
It doei the .heaviest Or finest Mork with equal
ta, without change of tension or-machinery:.
Every hfaehine•hasone of Jenclve patent • hernmens
attadlied; (the right to use which we control,) enabling
the Operator to turn any width of hem desired. :•• :
• The public .is.respectfully invited to examine these
Machines at:the Mere Of the iinders..igned. 4:entreat:Pot,
Piptsville, Where AIR particulars Will be givon. •
•R. It: MORRIS.
54-tt
Alliu‘t 20.466
BUYER,; . ' s..
_
.NVIIOLESALE 41"...15 :R E TAIL DEALER IN•
1'1 17013 LC CO, PIPES
AM) CIGARS;
• Contre St., OPpiolito'iliO. Town' nail,
PolivsTALL - E, PA., , *:
iretr. . •
.• ' 4 . .54 •
kr . • I..VV- CA VENDI • I4IHr - sand .itpUnt Roll or
Tobarce:-:-A lar,;e .ssopetior lotoi
the 2ttiovoTOIJACO Ott blind toi• pale b • • s •-
- 1.,,T . air: 9, .64. . . • • ' • •W.
oni e er sed.
A Administostrull •of the ;tempts* ~atatste. o ft
Ilbyer, Atineined. lately - Of Wegt llinwanrinknt.a:
Sr ~lkill Cotiotyl will sell at.Xtublic Bile . on
Ato`odncic.=A Ai tht foliciinng versonAl.:l l noertY
consisting of I.lPanisintilliL'alot - ortainaber;
frats.:Corn and Pasixtea by thi bnaltelfalot at:Straw, "
Cider Preis, 1 double barred Gun, S eiglitAlij Man.
Wheel Barrow, lones-cutlSaw. - Mao anet of :Black-.
• milli TedujAtivila BBilaara. l VICO. -Hammers and
• Tongs. • ' Also alot of HMIS FUlllitalle4--4 411111:1111,
a.Beds ii • n td Bedding; Table. Cin*s. .Looking
Stove Elite, , Sewage Cutters, l„Saititage, Staffer, 1
mnCsr Settle. I Iron Kettle; also, 23. Shares Itinere
Panic of Pottsville. . Alpo avarlet•Lorothararticiesloo
numerous to mention; track as House Furniture and
Farming :Utensils.= Credit 'la: to be „Oran, 'l43llthe
terms made lowan on the day of sale
sosant .
WM. H. MOTES,
Administrators..
- Nar. 6, .64,
. .
J-81.41C properq of John
Sr., - eltuate - partly in South Manbetm TownO'
shily.and - partly in ' Auburn Boruttgh, in COanty of
Schuylkill, State of Petinsylvarila. • L.- •
No. 1. A Grist IHill, well known as .Fbiberia •
stone building, 48 by 46 feet; three and one-half stories.
high, 4 Pairs running stones; water - power. (Bear's
Creek), good custom. etc.' The - dwelling hons.e Is of
brick with kitchen attached, smoke tainse, barn, and .
20 acres excellent land." • • • • •
• No. 2.'20 acres of land With Fleeter. - and. Saw and
. Clover Mill erected on it with water plenty,: •. :
-No. - 3. A Farm - of 100 acres,' Wi th a two MU
dwelling honie, Bank_ ham; 75 by SS feet ; well, with
pump, smithshop, bearing orchard, eta.,
No. 4. A tom containingloo acres with a brick dwel
ling house stories high,_ with kitchen attached.
. wash house, Dank-Barn, SO by 33 feet, orchard; etc.
4
IS
• No. , 150 acres•timbef and sprout land, which
.wt
in lots of '5 and 10 or more scres'as.it may snit
• , No :6. Lot Of ground 4 feet front inid - 100 feet deep, :
- situate in Auburn with frime house,- two stories high,
basement kitcheia attached, well with primp, bakeoven,.
atable,'etc.
No. 1. Islots in Auburn- adjoining the above, each
- containing 35 feet in front and 100 in depth. .
• • No. S. Farm of 60 -acres red shale, adjoining land of
Joseph Ferebner and. Dr. A. - Schulze. and .Bor- -- V .
ongh.line of Auburn, of whichsome 40 acres are
cleared and in good cultivation, the rest-is .
timbered. On it stands a brick dwelling house,- , q large
and new. Bank Barn; g' oo d - wel l, orchar etc.
NO. P. 110 acres Sprout land, 15 to 16 'years old, red
- shale, one-bait of it is easily to be-cleared' and brought ,
under cultivation ; it belongs to the above mentioned
tract, and will besold in lots to suit purchasers.
The sale will commence at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
on the 3d of December; 1684, at the dwelling house of
the enderslgned. • . • ,
The conditions will be made - -known eur the day o
pale.. , . . • . JOHN FISHER, Sig..'
October 8,'64 , • . . . 41-Bt.
• • - •
VALUABLOR • PROPERTN : AT
One-tWentieth Interest in ttia tract •of COAL LAND'
in New Castle Township, Schuylkill COnnti (known as
the ." Pori
. 85 . .BANNAG.C" . tract), containing about 420:
acres A
tract of: 220 acres of COAL
. AND TI ifBER
.LANDin Rile Township... . • • . • • -
4 - LOTS-on - Coal Street, tielciisr Qnion,. Pottsville; . • • '
a BUILDING LOTS cm Laurel Street.. ' '• '
• Two-thirds.of tract orCOALLA.ND,
In Skmnokin Town, Ncirthumberland :County:..'
One-fwelfth interest In the Monterey. Colliery. Stack
• of :COAL and TLNIBRR LAND, in Foster township.
A number of Lots on, Coal,. Noniregian,
Railroad and . Washingto - Streets, "Greenwood
. tion." Apply to • • ,111(NRY C. RUSSEL,' •
• - .Licensed CommercialDroker and Real .Estate•Agerit,
. • , Dor. 2d and Mahantongo Sts.,•Pottsville:
Sept,44, •. . tAnunst.V.,64:—SlS-3m
P.RIVATE.::SALES - .
• ••
valuable 'FARM and'. pleasant
.country residence; situate in 'Fait 11-Snorer Town
ship.. Lebanon county. Pa., on the 'Jonestown and Har.,- -
rlsburg road.nne-half. a mile Weak of Mt . Nebo, con-.
taming stiont S 5 Aercg. About T- acres
is Woodland, the remainder being - under
.good cultivation. w fenced, and the 'soil . •
well - adapted . to the .different crops gefierally raised .in
this Fed Ion.; The building..j.(nearlymew) are a BRICK
ILO USs', BANK BARN; large Bay Barn, and other out
buildings: ' There is an orchard young bearing trees,.
with an addition of others lately.set.Ont,Ont . shepremi7
sea. A Weil, with.Punip; is at. tbn hOuse also rna
ning water in most of the fields... . - • :.. • ~
•• For further particulars, apply by letter or in . person
tape subscriber, on the premises.. P. o..add feS3, • ONO.
THOS. P..MTLLRR.
• Rest Hanover Tp., Aug. in, •
TO You. IvANa , A GOOD ' -
•-• • •
• • KERB IS A CHANGE. • .
The undersigned offers .a FARM, containing 23.5 acres
..e..uf land, with It Grist Mill, Saw Mill, 2X- Al l '
story Brick House, and Dint, and on. ,thc
north part of the tract there is a good 13 -
story . .Logylouse, with it hack-building connectek and
stabling, so that the' property can be alvided. into two ..
farms goodsoil, wellltmed pad good fences, near a
good market:. adjoins the Union Canal Railroad, and
is X
,mile frourtkellirongh of Pinegrove ; has a good
watcr:poiver for manufacturing.. -. . • . .
wa s I.offer this property lower for . greenbacks. than. i
sold fOr six, years ago. Wlieitcurrenry was:par with
.gold—munelv. for $9,.500—0n0-third ifiThand, and
the two-third One and two yearly payments; with'
Interest. • • • •
;
Also, (riots in BOnawitz . s Addition tOYinegio, , e.
Also;.; houses in West ilaven,.near
• 1 have removed West,' and want to sell 'my property.
In Pinegroie. For further information, apply, to JOHN
GEORGE, Lebanon. • DAVI.D.OREENAWALT.
nst 13, ' - • . 33-3m •,
on( Lands At. Private. Sale. The
tinb
acrlbern 'offer *for. sale TWO . .TRACTS OF COAL
LAND; :mated Schttylkill 'County: • '
Any . information.concerning these tracts of Coal Land
Will be given on application to. Bcfni.PArritso:i. -
Gf Yottsville, or either of the eubk.rihera.
• Exacntora of ilia:Bente of John. deed.. •
HOTELS.
UNION. HOTEL 4 •
ciatiE.xonAN(irg•tioTET.,) •
'CENTRE ST., PiDTTSITILPE, s
• ' JACOB Prop'r.
April 4; '63
FEGEA'S :HOTEL, •
(Formerly 'MORTIMER'S Old Stand.)
JOS. M. FEGER;Trop•r. w, .1;aN;-. •
."7 -
INSURANCE.
atAitTER - 18, 0 9
.
FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE - COMPANY
OF
Assets of Jantiary 1, 1864,
$2,457,849 95.
Capital
Accrued
Invented Premiums,
•. : • . • v - . •
Unsettled Claims, Ineinne for 1804
•.. $8,416.. j
$300,000..
LOSS. PAID SINCE 1829;
. •
PERPETUAL AND TEMPORARY PO.LI.
- CIES ON LIBERAL TERMS. .
• DIRECTORS:
CHARLES - N. DANCKER, ISAAC LEA. • '
TOBIASVA(DgER•, EDWARDS.%
SAMUEL GRANT, , • GEO. PALES,
.J.kOOB R. SMITH, ALFRED FITLER, •
GEO. W. RICHARDS,: FRAS..W..LEWIS, M. D. •
N. sArrerciat„ Protidgint .
•
EDWARD :C. Vice-President'
JAS. W. Mt:ALLISTER. Sec. Fro. Tern. .. • • ,
.. . .
.. . .
The subscriberia agent.for the above mentioned ,
.111-
stitutiori, 'and is prepared to makeMsneanee on eeery
deseription of - property, at the'lOyeest rates.- . .
. . -.• . .• : HENRY C. RUSSEL..Agt.
' • ll'otte‘ille,.Mareh'l 2 -: :.. -. • ' ''. 12-tf,
. ,
• . .
VIVREPOOL 1.(11. - N11)..1LONDON FIRE Ac
-1-4 . LIFE INSUItANCE COMPANY. • • • . •
Paid up Capital and Reserte.F.und. •••$11.,059,0"20 00'
Investments . antlTfinds retained hi the • . . '•
. • Uni(cd'States, .over • • • •• • 1,000,000 - (*
premiums received in the 'United Stag - • • .• • . • •
. from Nov: 30, 1561, to Nov. 30,••1562, - "•• • s .635,546.00
Losses paid. in the United States froni - . • • .
• Nov. 30,.1301.•t1 Nov:SO, 15433.1: •• . . 404,48.0 . 01
This Company insures :nil descriptions .. of Property,
such as. Dwellings and contents: • Storehouses and Mgr
-chandiza; Coal Breakers, Miners , . Dwellings, tlnd
• all structures in connection with operatiOns„ .
. • -; , z ,- Animal and Perpetual - rates of Insurance reason
able. and - Lesse ,, PromPtly paid. '
•
.insurance effected in the. Anovs and Othergtiod Com
panies, by . -• *.HORACE T. SMITH, . •
• • .• • • • General Insttial/C43 Broker.
Centre Street, Pottsville, • • • •
at-Pennsylvania:Hall..
4-tf
Jan. 54, tfi3
LIFE- irirsußANe E.
The GimrttLifeSera:lce, Annuity and Truitt Com-
pany of Philadelphia... Office, No. 405.Cbestfint street,.
thilirst door East of the Cnstom Heine. ' •- .
• CAPITAL-1900.0ii0—C11.kRTElt PERPETUAL
Continue to make insurances on lives on -the most fa-r.
~orable terms.
The capital being paid up and Invested, tergether.vrith
a large and 2 censtantly . increasing . served fund, offers
superfect security to tnelusnrod.• .
The premiums preniiuraa may he. paid yearly, 'laid-yearly or
The company add a tio:ku . s.periodivally tn'the
,incur
'ranee. for life' The first-bentut, appropriated in becem
ber;lB44, the second bones in Deccrnber, 1849, and thE
third bonus in December: which 'additions make
an . avcrage.of name than 60 per cent.. upon the • premi
em pai d, without increasing the annual .premium.
. . . . . . . .
• . Thoinae ilikway, • John A.. tiorn. •
liobert Pearsall, • • •-.. Johnit. Latimer.
Thorn:hi P. - James,' ••-. John IL Slack, : ' •
Frederick Brown, - -• •
•
Gcorgc Tth r, Isaac*Barton., .• •
• ...Henry Q.-Freeman. . • 'Seth J. OMIT, ••••
Pninphiet a containing te.bleof Mice andospinnatione..
form of application and thrther information can-ho bad
at • thezoffice.: • • TIIOXAS RITIGNITAT,.Preeideni.
Jeante, Aettiary. • • • . • •
WHEET4.-& - Wli$OYS:
HIGHEST PREMIUM
-JO • 'AIR 40 - 1 , 414) . 11111N
t LOCK STITC
.$.0*..0:g. : .,.x.4. - iii..e,s . c
ThS Chthpest and Best. •
_ _
OVER 15 0,00 0 OF THESE WELL-ESTABLISHES
SEWING-MACHINES HAVE BEEN SOLD.
IVirllime Fos Comma, LA s' ALX43I; ka
: WHEELER, . & - WILSON
.
.• • ,E , Cuitagi-Machine
• • 704 Chestnut Stree!,Thiladpiphia
Nifty • : .
J. P. 111.0UCH.., Market St. above-Fifth, -
next dbor ilngilstt Lutheran (lima, agent for Potts
ville, wbn.will tarnish 111441 . 3b5. st Philadelphia
Call al* examipc . • - •
• . •
Address
Eii 414.11.JEC.—Whelesinlei 1110ailer .
iu Baled Timotby, Clover and Metulaw.lisy,.and
Strta.' • • • ... EDWARD PR's R
F. AD. Address,. Schuylkill. Kr" P. ..lildenee,
two miles below Acbu,ylklll Sav u.. • •
April 2, !04.
111 E
. . .
VANCifIIB4 TUJIANIMUNAND :N".l2ffripp2R
- •
' • No. - 254 N. Thirteenth - St.. bellase
iirliere*an Obtairked..at &rams: ikel• vittikitte
viswriiicii has effect:ally ennsi:leito...cd . l2,er 20
s l ant. for. R , oo 2 2.'.:NePdielai.
axiditernelPillifor.Pailfying the Blood ; also,
.'eelebrAtd. ool7 o ( Nuallis,for.the , care
and (folds . ,' and ail kinds of Healing *lves .hand.
[inumberof serHilreAttf the care- inikboa seek:as
- THE PHOINIX PECTORAL
WILL:CURE YOUR COUGH.
,TkE PERI& ItOT011i!,1,
CONPOITIAD,STRIIP OF . W.llO CHERRY All)
sE* NA SNAKE ROOT,
WiU: cerre flu/ 'Diseases Air tag
THito.AT , *ND. I.VPCGS;
SUoh C 0744,. (k4s,'.. Croup, Asthma, Brost
•Aftis,- Catorrh, bore Throat, Hoctratovess,
W4 6o l ) ing cough,-
• rra Tan= ttrat• - linu. kicsvEsT . •
PVLIII.OIIART CONSIIIIIIIIION,
.
And eren fearfrd disease. has, taken bold it
will afford'greater relief than any other medicine-
Mica Katellanderslice. at Wardle's Trimmir ,rt's Store,
Market street, abiave Centre, Pottsville, soya r. "I was
benefitted.more by rising the Pisani' Pectoral, than any
other medicitte I 'ever useti" . • • • • , •
• Blias.Oberboltzer, of LionvilleXheater county, was
cured of a cough of many yamt stanaing,' by tisingthe
PhcenirPeCtoral. -... • • . '
Joseph Inkensrof Hall street..Phrenistille,certifies
that he was cured of u cough of two years' standing,
whinall other medicines had failed, 'vibe use of the
Phcenix Pectoml. • • ' - • • . •
.
Jacob Powerscertifies that ho. has. sold hundreds of
bottles of the .Phrenix.Pectoral, and that all who hare.
used it bear teathnony'of its wonderful effect's in curing
coug h. John Boyer, Sr., editor of the Independent Phrrnii,
tins no hesitation in pronouncing-it a'completo retriedy,
for cough and irritation in the throat.:• •
The proprietor of this medicine has so lunch' cohd
deuce in Ito curative, powers. from the testimony of hen
dredi who have•used it, that the money will be refund
ed to any purChiser Who is not satisfied with its effecti.
It, is so pleitsant to take that children cry :for it,
It costs'only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS:*
•
It, is Intended for only one clue of ditieaSes, namely.
thaw of the throat acid lungs. • • • • "
30 - Prepared only .by' LEVI OBBRHOLTZBR, M.
D. Pheenixville, • • • •
Sold by Druggists and Storekeepeis. -
JOHNSTON; IiOLLOAVAT-..t, COWDEN. .'
No 23 North Stith street, Philadelphia,
• - •
General VPttolesale AnenEs..
. .
N.
B. -If your nearest storekeeper or druggist does
not keep these tnedicines,,send to the Proprietor or MS
Wholesale Agents: •
Sold wholesale and retail, by •.1. O. BROW r‘& SON,
HENRY SAYLOR, and J: C.. HUGHES. Druggists,
PottsTille: J. K. Burns, H. Provost and J.. Lawrence,
Druggists, Hinersville f S. B. Fry. - Tamaqua,. and by
every draggiAt and storekeeper inSchuylkill County,
[Sept. 10, '04..-3T:3m
Wistar's Bai.saln
or
. . . . .
-W-I: Li/ G H ER-11,
One of tis . ..okieSi • a F;cl Most Reliable .Berneriies
,in
. .. .tho : 11'611cl:for • ' •
. .
. . .
. . . . . .
Cong!tor; Colds , WhOoping Congh. ltron
chino, .DiMenitrof Breatbiag, Asthma,
. . ' Hoarseness, Sore ThrOnt,..Cronp;
- • :
..- , : and every iktfeetiton of • - - ,
TEE THROAT, LUNGS . AND.OHEST
CONSITNIPTION.
VISTALVS BALSA![ OF WILD CHERRY
. .
. . .
.. . . . ..
So general har the.nie of this remedy bedome. and so
popular 'is it everywhere,. that It Is unnecessary to. re-.
count its virtues. - Its works speak for it, and .find ut
terance In the, abundant and voluntary testimony-of the
many who, from icing suffering andsettleddiFease; have
by its use been restored to pristine-vigor and health.- - --
We. Can present ix masa of evidence in proof of -our as,
sertions, that .-,
• -', . . . CANNOT BE DISCREDITED , ' •
..
- • - . . . .
... '.: ' .The• Rev. J:ricab'Sechler. .
~ ,
Well.known audmuch respected among the Ger
'man population.in this cduntry,nialies the fuller
ing statement for the benefit of the afflicted.: , .
.
• .• . • ". 11.60vr.e., 1. 3 a., F 3;.16,- . 1859... •
sef
' '../irai'S77's:--Mriving.realized.in. )
iy.family int-.
portant benefits from , the use " l .your . valuable
preparatioris-.--Wisvan'sl4.l.sh.t or, - WILT) CHEIntY
—it affords:me pleaSuro to, recommend' it to the
public. Some eight years ago one of My dangli-.
tars .seemed to be in.a decline; and little.htqies of
her recovery 'were entertained. • I then. prociued a:
bottle of Yonr excellent .11alsarn, and bef6re she
had taken tho.whole of the Contents.of the bottle,
there bras a great imprOyement hi her health. - .1
have, in my.indivldnal case, )nade 'frequent 'use
'Of yonr valuable .inedicitie, - aid have also been
benefitted by it
From*Jeame
. ,
President of the Morrie County Bipk,-,Morristown,
- ‘•. • . . New Jefsey.
" Haring.userl Dn. Wisr.i.it's 8AL5131 OF WILD
NERlllforriborit fifteen years, and haying 'real,
iied ite beneficial -results inylanaily, it. affords
me great pleasure in reeciminendingit tellies pub;
lic as a , taluabld,remetlyliii cases ef., weak lungs,
tolls, ceuglis,.&c., and a remedy irhiehl'cOnsider
to be entirely innocent, and 'may- be takeh with
perfect safety . by thaMoSt ilelicateln' health." .
Fronrillon. kite,
. .
A distinguished Lawyer in Westrhiester, Md.
I ha;re.on several'acebsiOns uSed 'Dn.An's
13.t . t.5.v.t.0ir WILD ClitltitY for. Seyere colds, and al
ways With decided benefit: I linnw.of nri Kepat'a-
U 01 1 .01308 indro efficacious TIN' t iore deserving of
general use, .. . • .
effect- The Balsain; has also -teen used-with' eicellent'
f- Elliott Merehant . Cross
Roads, Md.'.•. „
, .
PERPETUAL
Wistar's - Bfilsanit of Wild Cherry.
None kenuine . iinloss
.signed "_I. BUTTS," on
the wrapper. .
DECSMORg; 'CU Brofelic:ay, Noir York'
S.V. FOWLS &CO., Proprietors,: Auston..• . .
• •
And by . r.li prudgisis,. :•
. . . •
•,• •
. . .•.: -
REDDING ) S.RUSSIA SALVE : •.:
• • irems bid,sorts . .
'REDDING'S -RUSSIA SALVE • •
• • - • •. Cara .13drna, Scalde, Oats.
-REDDING'S:RUSSIA SALVE • •••••••
• • Brt.iireas
. . . .
RED.DING'S. RUSSIA SALVE • •
: :• • , Cures Bolis,'..l:llcora, Canters,
.13,EDDING"S RUSSIA' SALVE .•
'•. • • .•••••.• Cnrcti Suit - Ithenrn Erysitialas
REDDING'S RUSSIA.SALVE :.• •. • •
.• . • - . Cnies.Ripgii•orta, Corns, &e.
14 . 01 0 A-VlLY.imotrip - B 4' WITII.OI.It
von BAT.a St
d.
F. DIIISIWOR*, No. 4iTl BrQadwaj. , Ken York • •
6:•W; .I , 'OWLS & CO., No. IS Tremont St;..B,oFfon,
and by all Druggistapi4.opuntry•Storekeekra:
:• ••••• 30 7 lyecw . •
.$400,000
071,000
,1,086,258
OTTE) FEMALES
E SE - 1
/
‘ c ' 4( ‘c f .ti
i c 9 A k v/ >4,
( s 4 ttAi •
)
•
(. PILLS) ,
P7t,o C I',A - A/ A.T . .1
_0 NI
BOTH MARRIED' AND SINGLE.
The Oldest Regulator far Temales
Dr._ thi . toveriiviii?s temale..PA
- - - .
. . . . . .. .
'Will immediately relieve, without• pain...all ' disturtiOn .
- c . c.s of the periodic discharge:whether nri,inc., from' re- .
titration or. suppressinn. They act like a charm' in. re
moving the pains - rhat atompativ dinieult or imm , oier 7
Ate menStritation, andare the only-safe - amid reiMile• re
metly ,for Ejnsheo, Sick - Ileatlarlie; Pains. in the: Lairs.
• Back: and Sidoo, Palpitation of the Heart. Nervous Tie.
tnors,.llvetcries,• Stiasinic.itroken Sleep. and other no
. pleasatdand ilatoterinis. effects of on nunaturay condi
tion of The sexual funetiono, - In the Worst - : . caSe - orrn.
- or Albin or - Whitesi. they effect a:•trieedy•cure...... ••• . • .
'• :. . Dr.:Clheirtf. eniaie . .% retnikie. rilii..: . ~
- .• • . . . .
have been used OVER A ("CARTER OF AUPIS.II CRT_
The.f . are Offered as the only safernettn.s of renewing in
, terrnpted menstruotion. but ladieS nittsthear• in '.mind,
I that there is Otte coiniitiOn of 'the. female. system -In
. which the Pills cannot be. taken' Without producing a
PECLUAR-RESULT... 'The - condition. referred .to is
PREGNANCY—the result, MISCARRIAGE:' . Stich'. is
•the irresistible tendency of the •nietlicitie.tO ••resfore the
serrfal function's to a • normal eondition, - that even 'the
reprothictiie power of nature tXtrinot realist „it. THE r
CANNOT - DO lIAMM in - any other way.. • ..: • • . '
. • -::llor,Xheemeninii , s .Female -rills -.. ' -.
. are the only Medicine that M.A:RiIIED.AND SINGLE
LOLL'S have relied npon for, naanY:ye-ira,•.or eairLiely
upon noVe. BEWARE OF IMITAJ'IONS I There'll Ile
• for* the' Finest Prepamtiorreirervutforwaid. with'lM-
MEDIATE and; PERSISTE-NT. SUCCESS. _DON'T I
:BE •DECEIV.E Di: Take this allfertisentent: to
.cir Druggist:and:tell him that - you'_want - the BEST •
;an Most.ARLIABLE' FEMALE .MEDICINE'oIaz
WLD; whlhb is comprised in:..• .•' • - • :- • •
si liti
......; Dr. Cite - Osomalei- - Female .Pills::
• .
l'hey have received:. and are now receiving, the aline
tion of the most eminent -Physicians in. America.
Explicit Directions with men boa—the . price:ase
rca Box., containing. from 80
Pills.rent by mail; promptly, by. remitting the price
to the.Proprintore;.or any anthorked Agent, in current
•• • .• • •
SOLD BY 'DRUG-GISTS .4BNERAL.LY.
, RtiTCAINGS itILLYBR.' Proprietora o
.
• • . . Cedar street... New York..
Sold In Pottsville by ;JOHN.. G.: BROWN SON ;in
Stiueraville by S. LAWRENCE f r in Tamaqua
FRY Ind FOWLER. - and in . St. Clair-by
. 41'Bruarlats. . ';.' ,
. .
TIKE ROPE -WORKS QF .
' * eT0141:
irroptoicc).llp.ew 1et41ey...., • • .
' Alarge eseoithient Rope -constahtly oi3
tuneih' Orders Hued with despatch. Forsise, strength,
nd ooet; see *pular. • . •:14sit.1.004:A=14$11
JACOB SEOHLEFI
TO- TIRE • LADIE
. _
DlSTlthitni_ RtaTOBATIVE
-FOR - 11I.E,
,
ItEgtOitES GRAY OR FA—
,' OED.,HAIR
To ITS' NATITte4I.. ,COLO?,.
. .
CLARK'S DISTILLED
RESTORA.TIV FoR Var. HAIR,
Sirely eradicates Dandruff.
CLARK'S &STILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR: THE HAIR,
Prerenta its falling oft
CLARK'S DISTILLED
BESTORATIVE.FOR THE HATII,
Promotes Its nataral'and healthy grolvtll-'
•
• •
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,. •
clinsie the
not
to grow oja bald heads., where the roota
are not entirely dead.. In such awes noth
ing Will do it: • • -
RESTORATIV kJ:FOR THE HAIR; •
bri most luxuriant . A little ono says, "1 .
' . 'Mrn it, it mikes'. my hair feel io soft. arid .
• ' . , CLARK'S DISTILLED ' • '• •
• RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,. ...
Contains 'no dirty sediment 4(1 - be shaken up . before
• ,
. _ ' CLARKS DISTILLED •
• - RESTORA:TIVE FOR THE HAIR,
is a dear,. trat.parent fluid—:contains no oil—is
,not a
• Ana has no deleteriotpprope..rties.. ••
•
CLARK'S DISTILLED •
.RESTORATIVE. FOR TILE FLAIR
t•delightfullr'perfumed, and "does not. turn rancid In'
arum weather:
• :CL,ItIiS DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
Is the only lieifect dressing :and restorer of °color coin:
I CLARK...S DLSTILLHTh •
RESTORATLVE FOR THE .R
110 liars toilet is complete ;without it.;
• CLARktS DISTILLED • •_ •
RESTORATIVE .FOR TIIR HAIR,
Is act entiticial Prepared, costs only $1 per bottle,. and
. ogre .to ktre satisfaction.
Give it a trial
For sale bj drugkista generally :in city and country
CI G. CLARK & CO., Proprietor's..
. • •
D. B. BARNES - & Y, General Agents
. August So. Vits:rsh 5, .64'.] ' io-17-eow
.A_yer'S
842SAPA.BSII
. .
sras.womres . come asimor roa
-Sertiftda end . Berealons' Diseases.
Prom • Emery Seer, a' socil-Imison •rnercliant of Ox
ford; Matte. ••
' I filial •
sold large. quantities' of:your SAILSAPA
vatit.t., but never yet one b.:Atte - winch failed of the
desired - effect and fiat satisfaction to thoee who took
it. As fast as our:people try it, they agree there has
been no medicine like it before in our community." ,
Eruptions,Timplesißietelies;-Fustitlea,l7l,ts *
. .
'.cars, Sore,' , and all Diseases of the Skin. -
from Strattolt,'Britdol; England.
I onlyrdo yny,diity , to you and the: public, when'
.1 add my testimony , to that you publish' of the me,
dicinarvirtues ofyoui SAlts.trAnti.:LA: :My daugh-•
ter, aged ten;had_mt afflicting humor In. her.-ears,
eyes, and 'hair for, years, whieh we.were unable to
ours uutilYre tried your. SAIMASARILLAi • She has
been well for some moeths."
.;'•
• From , "..lfri. Jane E. Rice, a well-I.Maten :can' much-.
esteemed lady of Dennisrtile, Cape 3fay C0„,..11'. J.
11 dauotter has - • suffered for-a year,pastwith a
o
tierofti qui - eruption, which was ,very troublesome..
Nothing afforded any , relief . mita . we tried - your
.SAnsaranir..LA,.whieli-soori completely chienkker."'
From . dories P. Cage, Esq.; of-the widely-known
Gaye; Murray manufacturers of coametteti
• patters in Nashua, .- •
"I had. for, suverall years a very troublesome
-humor - In; my. 'face, which grew constantly, worse'
Until it dieli n , rured my features and became.an
intol
• erable. anliUtion. I tried altruist 'every thing a Man
oould 'of both advice and Medicine,' but without any
relief whittever; until I took 'your, SAnsAPAnInt.A. •
It' immediately made my face worse, is you told me.
it,might Tor a time but in. few weeks the new
sin began to form under the blotches,, - and con=
tinned - "until. my face is as smooth as any hody's:.
-and I am,IIT Rhea -
any symptoms - of the disease that
I. know of. '.I enjoy perfectilienith, and
. without 'a ,
doubt ovu l e It to , yeur SAnsat'Aitlit.A.'T -•- • • • •
Erysipelas—general DebiStYHPurify the:
•
From •Dr. /at. Sarin, Houston 'St., - Nees York:
"liii. AT ult.. I 'seldom fail -to remove Eruptions
'and 'Scrofulous. .50MS - by the persevering use of your
TSAttsArAtttnt..i, and I have just now cured an attaek.
of Mationant Erysifielas With it: N o alterative' we
possess 'equals- the , SAitsAritnir.A.A log have sup ,
plied to the profession - as WelL as to the people.o'
' J. E. Johnston,. Esq.„ . ; lrakeman, Ohio.
"For twelve - years, I .had 'tile yellow Erysipelas•
y
on m rif., , ht arm, during:which, tiaio I tried all the
celebrated physicians I contd . tyaeh, and . took bun.:
dreds of dollars wortit'of medicines. The ulcers"
were sol bad that the - cards becanie visible, and nut •
doctors decided that inrarm most be amputeted.
began taking your SAIMAPAItILLA, Took two , bot
tles, and-some of
. your Together they have
'cured I am now as well and sound as any body.
Belikg • in a public place, my 'ease is known te, every
body In this community, - anti excites the wonder of
' •
From lion. Mom 11f0ur0,..3i. P. of Newcastle,.
C. ,Tr i , a feeditiy member of the . Cauadian.Partia--.
t. I have nscd vOur SARSAPAO.T.A . in mv.family,
for general 'debility, end for purifying She- blood,
with very lieuefulal results; and feel confidence, in
conunentling it to the afflicted." • . •• - • .• .
St. Anthony's - Fire, Rose; . Salt Itheiim;.
. Scald Head; Sore Eyes.' •
.
From Harvey -Sickier, -Esq., the able editor of the
• TiinkhatitMiok Democrat, Pennsylvania.
• 11 one*.only child, about' three-years. of 'age; Was
attacked by pimples ou his .forehead. They' rapidly
spread they formed a loathsome - and virulent
sore, which covered ,facei-and actually' blinded
' his-eyes rot *some skilful physician applied
nitrate{ of - sayer and' other reinedies, without any
apparent effect. For - .fifteen days we guhrtied. his
, hands,;leat with them 'he should tear open theTes
tering and corrupt-wound which covered hiawhole
face; Having. tried every thing else we. had any
hope from, we began giving your. SARSAPARILLA,
and. applying tlie iodide of potash. lotion, - as
. you,
direct.' The sore began to heal when we had given
the first bottle, and was well vrhen.tro had, finished,
-the soCand.. The child's eyelashes, which had coma
Ord; grew again, and' hels noW as - healthy and -fair
'as - any other. The *hole neighborhood predicted
'that the child Must die."
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•. • Syphilis and Mercurial Disease. •••
..Prom En Hiram stoat, if St.'Eonis, Missouri.
..1. find . your : .SARSAPAItIaA. a' more • effeetual
remedy; for the . secondary symptoms of -Syphilis,
and for syphilitic 'disease than any other we possess.
The profession are indobta, to you for some of the
best medicines we have." - . • ' `- -
'From A. J. French, 11f. D.; an : eminent physiotan'of •
Linstrencet,..Mass.; echo is curemineet , member of
the 7...egiStature of ltassachusetts.• -. • •
.." Da. ATen.. My dear' Sir: I -have found your
'SARSAPARI LTA .en excellent remedy for .Syphilis;
..both of the' rimary and secondary type, and •effeo. -
,tual in some cases thatwero too obstinate to yield
to otlier.reinedies. - .1 do not know whit•we can em
ploy With more certainty of,sticcoss, where *power
fal alterative Is required:" , •-•- • .•
,
.
3f,r4 Cline: S. Van .1.1ew,• of Newilrunsisick,
had dreadful ulcers on his legs, - caused by the abuse
of mercury, or mercurial disease, whielt grew more
and - .more aggravated 'for - years, in spite .of every
remedy or treatment that maul(' beapPlied, until the
persevering use, of ATUlt'sS.tesarArtitr,a. relieved
him. I 'Few cases can be found more inveterate and
distressing than this, and ,it - took several dozen
bottles to cur,* Ulm . • ..• • •
• Lenoorthicen, Whites; Eemale. Vi r eakdess, •
are generally produCed by internal .Serofulau.* al
cc:ration, and are very.often: cured by the alterative
effect-of this SOme eases reqr.ire,
however, in aid of the . SAr.a.APARII.L.4.; _the skilful
application of local remedies. • • •• . • ..,
Irons the - . troll-knoiOn and widelyteiskrafect : Dr.
Jacob:Morrill, of Cincinnati. •
•°llinve found your Sansarantht.a. an excellent
alterative in diseases Many cases of
Irregularity,•Lencorrlicea, Interne' Ulceration, and
local debility arising. from the scrofulons diathesis,
•
have s yielded'to 'it, and there arc few that-do riot,'
• when its effect - is properly aided by local treatment."
. • .
„A Leidy; Unwilling to allow' the publicalion of her.
, .1 My daughter and myself have been voted of. a
vetY, debilitating Leucorrlicen.of long standing, by
two [bottles of •youe S.tusArauttLa." • , •
•
Rhouniatisth, Gout;'Eiver Complaint, Dys-
PePt l 4, ll -eartDisoase ,
. .
whop reused hy .S'fMnfitirlin the system, aro - rapidly
cured by thit.EXT. SAIt3ArtAnILI.4.... " • • r
AYER'S .
CATTIARTIC
pos'S, ess so many advantages over the other
- purgatives in the 'market, and'their.superior
' virtues titre so universally Imown; thatwe need
riot do more than to assure‘thepublic their
- qu4lity is maintained equal to the best it ever'
has been, and that th.ermay be depended on
to .do all that they have ever done.
Erepared 'by . J. C AYER, M. D., & Co.,
LOvell, Mass., and sold by
- . J. G. BROWN & Sonoind by all tbe drng
gc.:4l. In Potteville, also by all dealers In medicine eve
', miter°.
Jnlyl6., .64,
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JUST - RECEIVED, : -
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'• 1- •.. A benntifal , itoek of. '• -• .:: •• . - -. •
Tirnichiss,• :' - --. • - - .- ; , • •
.11eyirelry; -• . '- • - '
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i . Plated Goods,'orsli kinds, - - • -•
• --• Porte illoitantis.. • • • - - • • , .
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pi i!ver WeLre 6.7 Fasier,Goirds '- • - .
Alm, . ,
an *WWI rnent of 'VAN KIRK & CO...4.eelebra
fedi Chandelieks - and e.t . a' - FLctaren, ' Bronze
StatuarnPortahle Lighte,:etc... etc.' .. •.•
' ttlr' Partitular ; attention .paid to: the repairing of
.Waithek: Having had the largest expe . rience in the.
very firo. manufacturing ertablivhments M.:Ennine,•-we
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feel , arritntell in assuring every one who will patronize
"ne, put we wilt•be enahlal hi give satisfaction, poiticn
.larlyiu ntlthatiner.c.lass of -work; Futh as : - -• :
CEMONoIiVEtEIEt:. ' ••• '•' ' ...13UPLEX,"
ENGLISH :it SW.I3S • -PATENT• LEVERS,
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-• . - I"; ..- dee., ' . , • see 4 . . • ' . dire:,' •-; .
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wcipld yeqpire. We eholl• endeavor, by - a E traightfoT
mud couree,le please every reasonable permit. : : •
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•.. ' • • : Practical Thafologiets and Jewelleia. •
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lAnzEs , post, t) wA.TcvtEs: •:,
A iine'stiirk of LtuliW 'Gold Wstches, Chat-
TOO Chains, sisl H. C. GPIEN,
yestetmaker Sod Jev.;eler, Centre btreet; Pottsville.
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O
SOBTRILENT OE - 811.VER
Slick as .oyater tureens, batter_dlahet, cake baaketa.
caFters;:fmtt dishes. mem dkc..•• Mao,. a - well telected
atoek of Enver. tuives,,forks, spoons, - cake knives.. pie
knives, ladleft; napkin. Tinge; and every article of *table
cuelery—for sale cheapOly It C. •
Mratehmaker and Jeweler; Centre , Street; Pottirs.ille,
1103raber.1.1, gal
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CHEROKEE ,;-k!TiT-17;,-,5.1
HEALTH PRESERVER
CERTAIN. AND SAYE
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•Fer.The.Bstreesel •of , Obstrwitione, and that. Diane! , .•
ones of Refruterity in SU Ilevirtonoo of the '•
, . ,I,lonth4 Periods. , " • '
-Thep cure or obviate those. utnerous . . diseases
that .spring from Irregularity,. removing • the: irregaiarity -:.
;Z Thep Stipprx.ll4..•Ekciaesive land. • Faintil
Menstruation. • • ' • . • • • • ". •'
• 1:2!! They cure Oreen-Sickriese (Chlorosisy. ". -
• .They cure•Nerious and tipinal'46 - ecrieins, pains
in the' back and lower parts'et the h.:Mr-Heaviness, Fa
tigue un slight exertitm,..Palpitation of the Heart. Low
ness of Spirits, Hysteria, .Sick Headache. Giddiness;
'etc., etc. `-ln:.a word, .by .removing: the Irregrdarity,
they remove the cause and with it Au the. effects that
Dr" Composed •of sharpie 'vegetable : extract's,: they
contain. nothing egleteriousld any : core . ..Minion, howev
er delicate, timer function being to. substitute • strength
'forweakness, whieb,when properly Used, they. never
..fail to do. • .• '. : • . • • '
6 - 4• - • They may he safely used at any age, and 'at any
' period, racers noose Tits nisi Times MONTHS. during
which the unfailing nature'of their action would Intuit'- .
• bly rersvasv pregnancy.. . .• : • .
• sty - All letters seeking information of .advice illy
be promptly:. freely and discreetly answered. • .
Pr . -Full directions accompany each box.
. • Cir. Price sl.•per lavr,'or six boxes for $6.. • -•''
6167 Sent by mail, free Of 'postage, on receipt of price
• tlrreimplalets sent by. mall free of. postage.' bj. .
• • WAL MERWIN '
No. ttl Liberty street, New York; 'Proprietors.
• Feb 6, 'W.• • • • . • •. . ' . .6-Iyeow
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- DTI. WRIGHT'S
REJUTENATINGELIXIR
Or, ESSENCE LIFE.
Prepared from Pure Vegetable Extracts, con
taining nothing injurious to the most deli
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A's . the• .
Phoenix ride~ from.the ashes of
its' tire; 'nniionted with new life 1, - 1 -so doesi
this Elixir .rejuvenato . .the system 'and
overcome diseFoe- . •
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.• IV - The liejuvenntink Elixir is the result of 'modern
discoveries in'the 'vegetable kingtlom t. being an .entire
ly„new and abstract method of care; irrespective of ail
the old and-worn-Out systems: ••. • . . • '
'.' re" This medicine has been -tested by the most . end-.
neat' medical men of the day, and by them pronounced
• to be one of the greatest medical discoveries of the age.
One bottle will cure general Debility. •
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' , ih - u - .A few doses cures . llysterics imfemales. -. •
• . rir One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart.. . • •
• M' A few doses restore the organs of generation.
- rET - From One to three' bottles, restores the: manli
ness and full vigor of . youth: -' •• - •
. W. - A few doges restores the .'appetite..
Pr - Three bottles cure the:worst case of Impotency..
r - 47" A few doses cures the - low-spirited.: ... .•*. ' - -
;7700 bottlerestiiresmental power.. •' - :• , ,
f3 i 7A few doses'reetores the, or yano of generation, - •
-C .A few•doses bring the rose to the cheek..•
t_.:-r •
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, This 'medicine restores to -manly vigor and; ro
b
ust health the •poor. debilitated,„ Worn-down • and' de-,
stinking devotee of sensual pleasure:: .' -'. •• . ..
. • .1.7'. - The listlesk„ enervated 'youth, :the, over-tasked
11
Man of tsiness, the: victim of nervcus depression; the
individn. . suffering from general 4,bility, or from
'Weeklies Of a siiiitie organ, will all tlitiff immediate and.
r uituientrelier by the use of this Elixir or-Essence of
• ' • CZ - Trice, $2 per bottle, or three bottles for s 5; and
for Warded by Express, on receipt of:money, to .:any ad
' . rirThePherok . Pills and Erjuirenrating
• Elixir, are sold by all enterprising Druggists in the
:civilized world: -Some unprincipled dealers, however,.
try-to sell „Worthless compounds In place of these; those'
which they can : purchase at a cheap price.' and make'
more money by selling, than the can en' these Inetil
eineS. • As you:value ye a r health, ayit; the health of
your future. offspring. iln nnt.bn deceived by: sugar an
principled Druggists, oak for thexe medirines and taki
no others.. If the'Pruggist Will not buy them for'you,
enclose the •inotley,ht mletter; and Ave will send them
to you by Express, securely sealed' and packed, free
: from observation. - -.. ; • . ....
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Ladies or Gentlemen can address us in perfect "contr.
•deuce, stating fully anti plainly theit-diseasestind'symp -;
. toms, as we trent all diseases. of a chronic nature in
- Male or female.; Patients need not' 'hesitate becauie of
their inability to visit us, as ',ive• have treated-patients
'successfully in all" portions of the civilized' globe;..,hy
corresyondenet. . '• .
Patients addressing us Will . please state plainly all
the syniptonis of their complatnts. - and write • Post-of
ace, County- State and name of writer, plain, and. - .in- .
close postage stamp for reply. • ' .
W send rape - Pamphletfri , e to any address.-
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.• •• DR. W. R, NERWIN & CO : •
• . • No. 113 Lihet i ty street, Is.: C York.
. For sale by,HENRY SAYLOR, Druggist, 'Pottsville.
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.----., DR * ..:WISH• ARrs: .
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_.PINE -- tiltE ..,
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.1r l lk 0 CORDI AL . .
8 VIII? -VITAL EIIINCIE.'LE of TUE
'Cbtained by 'a peculiar process In the' distillation of the.
tar. b g . Which 'its highest' medicinal properties; are re ,
• It is 'the medicine that . cures when all others have
.. -- .. , i;.GItEAT. REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. •
• lam constangy rmel /Mg such certificates as the fol
liming.. READ IT : • '•
had
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Da.. Wisii.utr--Dear ..
Ir.!. I r a very dreathu cough.
and Sere throat for one. year, and my whole system was
last giving. -way, Mid I was . prostrated 'pn my bed with.
bat little hope of recovering. My 'disease baffled the
r
• poweof. all .medicines; and. in a short tithe I must have
. g.unc'tc) my gTLIVC.: but .thank - Gbd; my daughter-in-lavr
would not rest until she went to your store, No: 10 N.
Second street; and related ini - ease to yon, purchased'
one bottle of your Pine Tree - Tar Cordial. and 1: corn
. menced to'use it, and iii•one Week Ilwas much better,
rind - after using three bottles, lam perfectly well, a.won.
der.to all my friends; for they all' pronounced 'me past
eure. . Publish my case if you. think proper. . ': - '
. ..• :. • . •:- . Itenseen 11Amii.roa,
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.. .„. No. rm. "Wyli. Street, Philadelphia.' ..
TAR CORDIAL,
• • • •
: ELY:INFALLIBLF - CURE FOR BRONCHITIS.
• Mr. Ward mys • .
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1)11. Weinanv = Sir: I had. Bronchitis, Inflammation
of the Lungs, Shortness' : of Eikeath, and Palpitation .of
the Lleart in their worst rams. I had. been . treated by
several of.the most eminent phmichms in Philadelphia,
but they could trot stop the mild 'course of my disease,
and r had despaired of ever being restored to health:
wail - tidy on' the verge of the 'grave. Your Pine Tree
Tar Cordial was highly recommended to me by a frlendi
I tried•ii„ and am'thankful to Say that, after using four
large and one small bottle, I: was_ restore& to perfect
health, You Can give reference' to my hcnise, No. 96S
-N. Sccdnd atrcet, or at niy, office of Receiver of Taxes,
from -9, A. iti.,•to corner of Chestnut and Sixth
streets.. • • , • • • • ' Jona Wasn.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS..
READ THE FOLLOWING
Mu. IVlstriav—Sir i I return Yon' my grateful thanks
for the discoveiy yon have made in making ti medicine
that will 'cure Intlanimation Of the Lungs, and Liver
Complaint. .When'l commenced to use your Pine-Tree
-Trir cordial.lwas,•to'all appearances, near my grave.—
'had been
. for a length. of time spitting blood, and
.would at timeS vomit it. My pliysidians(for I employed
twcQ prOnounded me past cure r• but my-sister had used
your Pine Tide Tar Cordial, Pii.eh did her so much good
that she prevailed on inc. as a last resort, to try it ; and
thank God, -I - commencedto use,.it. • I have taken twelve
'bottles, and am perfectly 'eared:rind am, ready and Pil
ling that any person that is sick should call on me, and
-I will tell 'them what,your cordial has done for me.—
'All my friends•and neighbors were utterlynstoniShed at
my speedy return to health,: for they had seert me vomit
„blood in a clotted state frequently.. Publish my case,
for I want every per Son that suit - Mit:4 •asi.l. "was; to
.know of your invaluable medicine. • . •
: Itespectfttlly, Jolt Vgatti ; •
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.Crease_ elidoorit.abo . ve . flic r lt h m il o a n d d ei s p t td .; a: ;
. • • ••• • •" .
Tait Pitt Tuns Tits CORI/11.1, will cure Coughi, Sore -
Throat and•Breast,•Bronchitia„ Asthma, Croup, Whdop
ing'Cough,'-Diptheria, and its also an excellent remedy
for diseases of the kidneys, and female complaints. •
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the enrllc t fn(ormation fl
FINA'Nt,TiAL:NE'MS
- ,-.! NTERESTING. ili l 4ll.ollllr
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DR: SCHENCK'S OWN CASE,
Wl4le.laborbiguidor Comufaption... . •
And Aar? SrrniO,
Tonle - und 'Mandrake Pill!' aeir -.
' the - Systern, in oaring . that.
GREAT SITOOESS ATTENDING IT
.Th 4. taken
many ye,. ago,,onsurop•
,
VON: bra - course of his'"Settasores - rctadomo • Stave."
The likeness. although it does not represent him any
thing like as had as he was at. the worst, , yet. iv is .in
strong, conrmst with (tie kale and vigorons looks.of. the
- Portrait below, which is the true likeness of him at the
present time. The contrast between •these two., por
traita is so great that many would not believe them to
be the same person; :Yet there are hundreds of perwins
•In and around Philadelphia who will recognize both
pcirtraits to be -true representations. When -the . first
was. aken hi W eighed 101. - pounde ; at the...present time
his weight is 22Q Will*. -
• . . TO T. 11.1- PUB lac. .•
r Thirty years ago I was lithe last. stages of Pulmo
nary .Con . suiriptiOn,flnd given tip to die.. I resided in
Philadelphia,..auci`DC. Joseph Parish, then of this city,
'ordered . .meto Moorestown,,N. J., a distance .of nine
miles; which took lam two days to get there.. Ou My
arrival I was put to bed, and there laid for many weeks..
This Was my native place, where all My family lived and
bad died of Consumption. Dr. Thornton, who attended,
my father in his last Illness,' was Called,' and gave me.
`ionic
week, to fix up my, affairs. . Ile had seen all my fam
ily gri thdt , way, and thought I was-to go, too. ...lien I
heard - of Jim remedies I now offer to the public, which
cured me.- It seemed tome that I Could feel theru pen
eft-Ming mY Whole system: - .', ~ . - •• • -
They sown ripened the matter on my
. 11ings,, - and' I
Would spit off mire than a pint of offensive yellow mat
ter every matting. As sooroasthat began to subside,
my congh,lever, rutin, night Sweats—all began to leave
- me- and my appetite became so great that it Was:with ,
, dill - lenity I could keep froM eating too much. I Soon' .
: gained my strength, and I have been growing' in dish'
ever since. For many Years. I have enjoyed uninter
rupted good .health, ketMing the -liver - and stomach
• healthy with the Seaweed. Tonie and Mandrake Pills. as.
I tun.of a bilious teMperament. My weight is two hun
dred and twenty pi ands. my recovery pea pie would
send:for me, fat and near, -to see if their cases were like
mimf. , For this purpose I pay prefessional visits in the .
large citieS.: The consumptives welsh to - see the one I
that rinikeS these . medicines. and who ;WWI Cured of
eousninption by - thein. To make-new lenge is impossi- 1
hie; but cavities-Mille lungs,and
. chronic ulcerations
of the bronchial tubes can he healed, • Such, cases are
dying hourly under the ordinary treatment 'of physi ,
chins; and just - such ere cured by. the proper use of-.
Schenck's Pub:ciente Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, and' Man
drake Pills ~ ' ' ' • -: • .
' lam now a healthy man, with a large cavity' in the
middle lobe of the right, lung, the lower lobe very much
he'patized and complete adhesion of the .Pleura. The
lef lung is sound, and the upper lobe of the right lung
is in a tolerably healthy condition. The great , reason.
why physicians do, not cure consumption' is, they try to
.do too much: they give inedicines In stop 'the dough
to 'stop:chill, to stop night swears, hectic fever, and, by
so doing, they derange ;the - whole - digestive powers.
locking 'up the. -secretions.. and eventually the patient
sinks and dies. After I-make a careful examination or
the patient with the Itespirlimeter, and find lungs
enough left if) cure. l.direct the patient how to use - the
three remedies.. Remove the cause, and they will all'
stop of their own accord. No one eau be cured of con
sumption, liver complaint, rlysperiSia, catarrh, canker,
. ulcerated throat, unless the liver andstomach are made
healthy. . leNew England this canker, chronic catarrh,
ulderated 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 burn'
,it eta with caustic time and again,. and all they will get
is temporary relief. Correct the stomach and liver, and
they will heal up themselves.. - .
Good nutrition is the remedy.' If you have any di- -
cease in any part of the-body, it will remain there, and
decay more - and more, .untri you can gat the stomach in
the condition.tedigest food, and. make new blood to
,take the place of' diseased matter. ',.This is . the' only.
:way to heal cavities in the lungs' and Aker - Med bron
chial 'tubes. , Correct the stomach and liver, and nature
will do the healing. Many persons have an idea that
'certain medicines are great purifiers of the brood: When:
.blood is once 412011F;ea it cannot -he purified: it .is ' di,
sensed the sarric 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 -
blpoch.which - will take the place of that which is di
-
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup is one of the best prepara
tions of iron in'tise, it is a powerful tonic in itself, and
When,the Seaweed Tonic dissolves the mucus 'in: the ,
stomach, and it is carried off by the aid of the Mandrake
Pills,',the Piilmonic Syrup is made into blood. - This is
the only - way to' cure consuniption. Ifl- Cannot get a
good appetite,' and food does not digest. I cannot care
the patient. Never mind-the cough; remove:the cause
and it.Wilistop of itself. , This is the moist trouble ii
have with my patients army rooms. They say, "Doc
tor, 1 feel stronger; I rail eat; my night sweats are
betra . ,land - 1. feel hetter every way •, but my cough is PO
bad yet:'.' and they are astonished to hear me sac that
-does not:matter : -remove the cause. and the cough will
stop ofitself:. Schenck's Seaweed creates a good. appo
'tile in about nine daya,,When there is no lung • disease,
unless the liver in so congested that the Mandrake Pills
cannot unlock the ducts Of the gall bladder in that short
space of ' timorin enteric allow the,stale.. bile td: pass
off - Neeethellver and stomach healthy, and there .is,
less danger Of.donsumption or any . other disease, ' It is
hard to take cold when these organsarehealthy. Those
that, are bilious, low spirited, dreary, feeling stupid,
coated tongue. poor appetite, nervous. stomach full of',
wind, everything that is eaten lies heavy. loss -of. me- ,
mory, try one bottle of SCHENCK'S. SEAWOOD TON
IC andinie box of SCHENCK'S 31A.NDRAKEPILT-4;
It-Is only a cost •of -one dollar and: twenti-five cents,
with fulldirectionit. . - , : - , . . -
:' , This is' sullitient, In Melly cases, to satisfy what' the
medicines area Frcquently,one bottle makes a' great
change in the system. ; Any person that enjoys ordinary
health,' by using the - Seaweed and Mandrake Pill.s.rseca
sionally, must get the digestive organs in such a healthy
condition that thej - become fleshy. I produce a
number of ruy,old consumptive patients - now enjoying
good health, weighing nearly 2110 pounds: I will' con
clude by relating three cores I have made In New York,
and. which are all different; and wish any one who feels
-anyinterest in the matter •to clad. them. Militia Mrs.
Farlow, residing then at 102 Houston street. Her hits-
hand called upon the at my rooms, 32 Bond street, and
wished me to call and see her. lie said I could do no .
good i that he.had all the best medical . atteyidance, and
all.said she was too far gone With, Consumption to be
cured: but she had heard of some great cures I had
mrdle. and he desired tegratify her 'wishes. I -called,
and found her lying confined to her bed in the last stage
Of bronthial consumption. and‘Wlthout doubt Must have
died soon. -I eiamined her lungs, - found both bronchial
tubes very much affected, but no cavities had formed :
her cough was very. severe ; the spit-box was half full
'of thick puss. • Pulse 140. legs swollen very' much : and
worse than all;' chronic diarrhea. Her bowels had been
moved eleven times that day: I told her that she hail
lungs enough to be cured: but that' this diarrhea had
been of longstanding, and h'er stomach was In 'such art
.ulcerated condition that I was afraid nothing could - he
done.. 'She insisted r sheuld try and do' what I. could
•forher, observing that she could not last .- log in - the
- condition' she ivas in, find I could not make her - any
worse. I gave her first ii.dose of my' Mandrake.'. Pills, -
and the Tonic and Syrup freely. That was on Tuesday,
and by, the 'next Sunday the diarrhea was carried off, her
appetite bed returned,'and she coulcl sit up in bed and
eat her dinner. She billow well, and .gave- me a long
certilicate.-certilled.to by the Rev. Dr. Dowling. • , -
. - Mrs Bartholomew, 85 West Forty-fifth street, came
to my rooms with a tumor on . her liver., , She was low
spirited, a n sallow. tougne coated, bowels costive, no
appetite, nd fast sinking into the grave: The said In
r
mor hid.' een running over fourteen years. I gave her
syrup Tonic and Pills, and told her to take - them just as
the-directions' • were printed: She came back to my
rooms, 32 Wind street in two weeks. somewhat better';
her tongue had began to clean a little around the edges,'
'her-skiewhiter rind her eyes brighter, and 'thetumor
discharging - very offensive matter; much faster than it
had ever done befOre.. She kept gradually improving,'
and in about two
,months - she came to my rooms very
Mitch frightened, Saying, that the tumor had nearly
stopped ,running, and 1,218 healing up,- and that 'every
doctor had told herthat if it ever healed it Would' cause
.her death. I .told her that the disease had all left her
syfitem. and nature Would heal the niter tip. - They are
.now healed. and have been_ for filionta sear, and she, is
AP beth•ty anctrobusfa woman as. ou Will fund in a days
walk.. Stieis glad for any one to tall On. her, and take!!
treat pains to visit any one that She hears has anything
lik 1.. her case, and tries to get them to'come and see me. ,
The next case is Miss" ;Scofield, from Stamford. - Conn..'
„MM. Rarthoionaew got her down to see me, and she has
• been ever since, at- her house. When she first came to
my . rooms, sbe - NA'as; much emaciated with a distressing.
eisugh,. s pi tting . large,qlm.nittieS of blood..l.ezarriined
,her . lungs with the respircimeter; and in all my practice
•
never found one 'With one long so far gone acid the other
~ .
.lung so sound.'l. chuldmot give much encomagement: I
- thought she_ }could' ; but to
,my • astonishment the
Puirricinic Syrup, Seaweed Tonic, m
and Mandrake POI
alt.seemed to go right..to work, the lung is all heated '
over, leaving a Cavity. its large, as..a goose egg good
- appetite: fine spirits and has gained - some tlurty;tve
pounds in weight. She hassomd congh yet, which Ido
not think it. would be of great 'interest to some nnpre ,
jutliced physichieto visit these eases, ..partieularly llitiss
Scofield. or any Of them Witi) have been.cured by 'my
• medicine's. -. They are numerous in New 'Yorkl but the
above three all differ from/act' other; and if medicines
are doing what I, represenr they are , they should have
the credit and the chained kcjown. where • and how they
may be cubed. .. ' .. .f. if. scaENcx. M. D. •
:.
Dr. J. IL Schenck can he found at his principal office
No. 32 Northtith.Street,l'hilitdelPhia. every. Saturday,
from 9: A.. M., MAR 5 • P. M., to give, advice' free of
'charge: hut for it 'thorough examination' he charges
three dollars: 'Price' . of the Pnlrotinic Synipand Sea:-
weed Thule each sl'2 per bottle, or $6 the half 'dozen.
MandrakePilla 25 cents per, box, and ii,T,for sale by. all
Dniggicits: and .. Dcalers. • .
hay2l 64 f.
21
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SHIP. AND BOAT BUILDERS,
•
CIIESTER, PA. . '
. ,
•
have coMdnntly on hand FIRST-CLASS BOATS for'
Nate. and are ready to mildfirst-clam:Boats 20 Bargs
'itthe shortest notice. • . • . •
A number ot:Canlkers and Boat IMildera are wanted,
to whom good wage* and constant employment 11911 he
They are also prpared'to bmld. at , the shortest
(Ice, COAL OARS RS and DRIFT CA,. for all kinds of
mininKoperations 7 ' • • (Sept. 10; '61:474y.
•
rp 0. ..TUSTICEN.-- It Tau kAricagniiance
. Returns. printed. together with' all kinds of Justi-
Tes , Blinks,for sale at RikNNAVS. Book' and Station
- try Store. • ' •l3rineld, 064.
the tanner.
• - From the American. Nricultarlet:
WORK FOR THE FIKW, BAR.Y, AND stock
• Bcti.orsias:,—Eterythini should` be
,put in
. , . ,
order for cold weather, which often coniesim
early as the middle Of the'montli.':BankinF,
up earth against: foundations, : oarding up,
i llstables . inside,. tightening, the •o tside board
ing; stepping Icaks in the rook - setting glaSs
Where .penes are broken, are each iniportsnt
at this season.' All.stables ought to be pm,
vided with'glazed . windows, into which the,
son may shine freely. '. . - - ..
H : •
• Butimt the cows roots ; ". punipkins
and meal,: n - ran and Oii . calo, or soinOling of
the. kind to keep up the the butter - product.
This is as good as gold to . pay deluSla
rope," and wilt.hring high:Priceswhile fnrvbn
exchange is high: • ' •
. .
CA Bui.Ggs:.--- s ßury as described last month.
They afford a .very . Jintritions milk-making
CoOd . •fOr c4;wa, and when, no decayed leaves
aid fed, will mot flavor milk,' if fed afler morn
ingmilking. •
frwitrd the : fattehing of
beeves. as fast nspossible. , The best tleih is
Mid oti:before the coldest .IVienther..
.the . shel-r• of w sheds to .yn . ou
stock; au cows. - If this li
EMI=
can. '4
inanv Western farmers
(lar.oats.--7sitte that there is perfect drain,-
age, and that. water cannot run. ini even in
the worst weather. Make them neat, healthy
acid light, by whitewash. Stop the•rat
With cement mortar filled with broken glass,
*and "point up" cracks and loose spots in the
foundationS. • , . •
-t•urrkaNs:HProtect 'against
,winter.' 'lt is
not too late to *lie a ;good .one. • DurablCl
thrni cisterns are made ny. cementing right
nininst the earth.. Empty foul cisterns and
clean Ahem out •thoroughly, in the
'month, that-they:tnay.be filled, afresh before
the snow comes:. -- • -
potic.-43 - early tia liossililc have It
husked and .placid in dry, airy, cribs,
,or
spread out on warnt and dry doors. Corn
husks, welfbaled, meet a ready halo at high
rives itrEttstern cities
DRAININi./:—So long as•.the ground contin
ues open. if it b 6 all Winter ; keep hands nt
work at this hninyrtant buSineSS. It islunet
better for a faimer to bury his money in th
enith, in the-shape of well laid . tiles, 4 fee
cleep,..than to Tint it in the bes't. bank
-worhl, the labor Mud expended is,thn
whielLeannot b immediately converted int(
money. :15 - o one who does a little - good drain
iitg will stop with that. " .• • -
FF:NC -;--l'o6r . fences. are a -temptation to
people tq steed 'rails for firewood, and the
careless". farder is- in. part answerable for the
• •
..Facri„Hllaralle careffilly ; one . bruise rois
an apple. ppli*,pai.iked in lwrels. in dry
leaves keel) lOnger thith pelted in any. other
Way we knoW, and Will . bear transportation
be iter„' ,. K i*it 'fruit in -a cool place, but, where
it will nth roiSted. tuatle figni -ie
lected sound . apples, .andWben speciarcare is
taken to InivC : 6+Ory't,4ing clean, is superior
to uniStWinea. •• .
Gaeta.=Tuts, mice-and other vermin ha ye
,free ehanee,at grain sO loi ) g it is "in the
sheaf... Get it all threshed, and ready for -mar
ket hs 'soon as •posMi)lq. Keep -.it. always
clean and bright, in th6ninst .marketable or ,
der for. high- .• . •
. —.. • •
Kies.—Thorns,. and other deciduous
nutsiituy•be -let . so: loti-g, as the. groundls
: 10p5.,--Kleepeleatt, well andsltel
tered ; StiPply cooked foolif ptissible: Lit
ters of early. pigs may now be - provided, for,
alloWing for the eow to go about four months
With yoUng: • - • .
llonscs.HSee to it that the stables are well
ventilate:d . andlight—easily: cleaned out *and
warm. Blanket ahorSe When he is standing
out. of the,. stable; or . when he first comes iu,
and at night ; too much blanketing is juju- ,
rhius.. . . : .
. .
Lldwrs furnish an excellent material for,
manure. *Collect all that you cat. They f s
ausWer for bedding;: but are not a pod
soibent , of liilttids.. 'I. • • •
. .
11FANuans.—Get outi much nil& to be el , -
posed to the weather iu winter,.for, nvxt
year ; collect every thing that may inerotie
.the :supply in theltog. pen, stables, barnyard,'.
.or compost heaps of manure.. I•
.-
r:
~Pl.lVlNG.—Yall.plow.ing- t ells, Particularly
on land Which 6 not Well drained and is late'
in drying,,,in the sprini, also on foul land, and! .
on heavy 'clays that, aro ameliorated, by the,
Voixrelts.--;,Be snre that petatoes•la pita
in the, open . ground have good TentilaOn nrol
drainage; hut. are - well coverer. : Those in
cellars should he dry and cool; but n0t.:56 -
cold.as • , : .
rota:rice -in warm, light, clean opiarter.
if 'the henS be well fed, secure 'plenty Of
eggs all winter. Feed'freely those destined
for market. .• Prices are usually hest - just lie,-
fore or after the 1011 - days.. Scraps. froth beef
and pork are fattening, are much relishe4,
and Wilde laying.. • • ' . . .
Roots.—Store in cool cellars rifler await(
ingri free them rioni tops-and dirt %OCR
u . cr.l.:--:-Provide comfortable give
. .
them agotid. range ; ; if -housed; free cfitila- •
thin. .ancl clean quarters, not crowded. -Each
sheep should have-10. to 'l5 square feet 64- -
face"-rooni,..(equiyalent, to:1 . 131)am 2i by 4 tee!, ,
or .I.liy s;fect for each one); not-inure than
•100 to 150 shritild be confided in: the smile
wont.. Turn• the !fuck this month .
April lambs, but they, do better if dropped - .
in..lll.ay in Colderlnealities.
•• §lig Alt Soxnitell. hears 6
. 61116 frost:but
ripens little after the leaves are
. trozen: Sul , h
cane ferments: raPidlY and lutist be worked
TVIIN11"13 AFT), GARROTE'. —Dig be fore the
gronnd is liable ,to. • freeze, and itore theta
after sweating.'
• WII.CTIM GitArs.-4.t IS • bet ter f,,r it te.).llaVc
'too much growth than tAio little, I*ierer feed
air at thia late s e ason.: Look to the surface
drains, that Water May' not stand . in then,.
and.that Side ltillS be, not exposed tti . wit'shing
by over wing..
WOoo olkil'itni.. : :-.nuelt:good fuel may he
collticted from that:. Jts: broken and
bici•Wn down i . :dead trees, •-- ete., both in orch
ard and forest, is: well as :froth old fanees,
bridges,' etc:,: Which - glionid be . replaced with,
sound stuff... • • ;*. ' • . • .
gecipai.
01I f
..• . .
tx Puoluxo.—li.x..2 cue'sth.inr, ti... V- 9 : -
. .. .
creat4
s nftil f. tartar; 2'. cups sour Milk; ii.
teasiioonfuls socla; I cup raisins, I 9r (idea .
currants,:, teaspoonful each of .cinnamon,!a . p4
.elbros, - 1; cup
. .each. of molasses. and •!itigar. —
Baii ahout Ii hours and Nerve with butler. -.
. .
SroNGE ar..---Takc I. tittart
warn . ' a bu 4 t rmdk,
SWeel, Milk or t It easpoonfal
of
stalii; - stir. in floui . until it is a batter; Irt it rise.
autil-moraing, then bake on:the'•gridit . , -- a 11(1
set . 'whife still liOt. . . - •
SUWATI.TUTic TOIL N. 0. —“Prodent
1-lousewife,!!, suggests to the it inerican Ay riol
twist that strips of cotton cloth,-.the_oltlef the
I.):.!ter, mske-a cery.good.substittite for online
or lamp -wick: They: should- be rolled or
: twisted into proper shape and kept in form by
tying with. thread or t ioine.rat•elidgs.
may.now and then,saye- -penny, • and !thus
earn [We pence. ••• • •
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