The miners' journal. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1830-1837, February 13, 1836, Image 6

Newspaper Page TextII ~ i ~~~- IMI Dm= l cti R.wpr, LE= MTh `HOLiC nd . fur .ale_ i OTC A Cracfat pole by • Aci 2 7 7 , ft. NA fl.-FIND White Ragi, a *GS « A paid fbr cl Sep} 131- 49. D of all lac for salesby 4., CLAYTON • LOUR,4i. ' I,y on bend a tob 6 .12'. prE Sal- - 1 FIRE - NOLOG knd -for sale b Fat( 6 n ISE" and ,g. HIED COD • • and for sale Feb 6 . II I_ RAFTS & jest received Feb 6 12. Bags sups i d LaguirP N. N 110FFEFS.L-4 Rio, Oki dA Jan 2 7 GAR BO ISE MOLASSES, do, Pat retaived abd for sale by T.ldr I. BEATTY. ATEW YORK ' A ' l ~ a superior de; 5 3—, • WINE ; ci f the_ Sillery and a genuine rticle,for sale by N. N THANS Co. 411111AMPAIGN "‘" Eagle Eras Jati 2 7 . . SILK A • ,D SEADI PURSE& TUST reed -0 a supply o Ladies Bead, and " Gentlemen's "la Purses; and for sale by Jan,l6 -9 t B, BANNAN. SALMON, bI keret kc.- 1 -Bmciked and Pick. led Salmon. o. 1 4 ri ltikaarel. for sale by , . NATEIA.NS, . , Oet L 9 48- , , No, 9, Centre St. G.—Pe an Have t ,by lea B WPC BlND ,to'be bound dine week's not su ,riber INLOOR 42111.4 . 111 For iale byf 11010 7 29 HAIRS A large and genera of Fancy Windsor Chum-- 'MEEKWHITE & SON, • Mount arbon. A_ SII,P.PLY 'StropOtrAt 'l.in s ,l6 9 i! ors. ~ Blom son* and Flamm's Razor waved turd Orr sale by B. &OMAR. Cheetic. ' R Dairy Clreeoo 4. For oalerby N. NATUANS & Co. 44i9 4P NEW _TM CfiA go his friends that be is now o mepi of Fell an IN'rEg GOODS. MN would regretfully inform and the ,putil c in general ing in his More, a .full assort- Winter goods , consisting of t 3 Liquors, neensware, &c. the public: will tw said cheap u —.-- g i b. , Dry 44 Grope . Te:a4l 3 Wt ; Glass i*e , whieh he astute =yin the Boren Sett by the 8 • Mackerel andl ticer2ll k, or barrel. fled Fish for safe. Cheap Store. E 73 L of SAMUEL LEWIS! rchased the entire interest of Robert Noligh, in the Store at corner of Centre and Market rough of Pottsville, formerly aided. under the firm of Ne• GA: respectfully inform their !. bile generally that they intend • -Mess at the 0141 stand under JACOB BU mm AVING p Henry .'end the South Wes stow-tam —the • known as arid Aigh, Lecrid & friends'and the . 1 7 continuing the - to theifirm 013 BU4 & CO. happy Uzi supply their friends , mers witti merchandise at the ~ ' 4121.1 where they will and former cast kiiheat rates., i .. They are no ,opening, in addition to their I A:wilier stock, a are and extensive assortment of merchandiakt, misting ip pert of Dry Goods, Grioceries,- Liq rs', Wmes, Teas, China, Glass, 'Qnatnaware, consisting of Cloths, cassit eres, sattlnetta, flannels, muslins, linens. . Orden tine s,gloves, stockings, yarns, piints, ' • gingha is., :rnts, tick' ga, silks, satins, shawls. hand lerehie velvets. cosT c casions, vostings, -laces, fringes, , I.6i:tads tons. ,;•Xmwns, wad ing, blankets; ncoatings, Plaids, . ', Gli j cset.MA. Rio, Lain ra, St. inv. Coffees. St. Croix, ew Or ' Havanna sugars. Loaf aid mp do Now Orl 'ns and Su gouge: molasses. Gun Pow. , Young son Souchong Potiehoeg. . , Bohan ems.. ;....... • :ChOCIAILICI it tiI apt . Icc. ' lirsowp an , ellow ,p Chwea, . mites and cassia Cayenite ;'-pper, tops d - - .. Box and r, -g raisins Curraeta . . d rice 1 Cheem, r ftsb, mackerel and herring - Mould • . dipt candles - J Sack and' bl salt - *•Pipealtrid cooking tdbacco Spanhth, , Ifipanish 4.nd common *gars ...,L1 FORS di ' yvpr_Ea n .. i i c Tin dd brandy dy- 11o_rt commo , Old Usk hlskey a d Jartuticat spirits New Engl d ram add whiskey by the bbl Lisboa, deira.- port ixsd malage wines Asstortme t °farads sitolSliocix ,Crockery, brim and giant ware. Glassby lex. - .--DepontE le ran porler,irFF, do. e . Blastift ,FF, FFF.- - All-of w/ti dl be disiXteed of cheap for Wk . or in tpusisMtg for eountry produce at- the mar ket price.., Des • "9 i , • I. ._ 5-tf awl BLE BOA • r neckir; pASHION4 do .61 for Indian 1 1 Muffs 4. _ hiedieut .• Breast Furl' Fur Glor j 1 Fur : Cap", Fur Cell for eleai * cents Just reach , and for eby Dee V . f ri. NATUAIis .s. co. 4 • r" SMP - _ - • --, • - , • • 1 • aturiggst.io _ the Gam ona of i '' 3 P'; l4 .4itn* 4Q? 1826; bot4'o.apuipcicided. .; 1 ; _ 1;1 ./I[?taEll - , • fah; 'RAMS dc-Ca int repolicti BAN#AN: • DR. • 1635. Jo. 20._T0 &lance reenaiiittg , hi • hands -of. tFeasurer wipe!" spetdetnent - - To Cash teemed flog i the following cotteitiiri,l*, • . eiliroqatOßt BenjamOtteh .133 *213 Jacob Faust • 11334 727 00 John F. tong ' IEOS . 97 'OO BANS & ie Club will I by B. IRANIAN kept °mutant. r Sof sale by • 11 ATIFANI3,_, R. 9. Cepa:atm, Abraham Sara%let 1833 131 58 Philip 191yer 1834 562 Andrew wir ur 1835 797 =I Abm. Albright Samuel Yost William Hoch ackrel, received CLAYTON. 12— Bast Brunswick. - Fred'h Sacantnan .1835 • 290 00 West Bromwich. •• Solomon Bensinger 1835 • 110=00 FinegniTe• Jacob Brehm 1833 .34 00 John George - Stein4B34 . 305 Michael Huber 1835 318 up in Books, btu : BANNAN. Ain' High Scented lc Coffee, for guile by &THANS & Co. • Wayne.... Adam Brown 1834. 313 00 Andre* Achy 1835 210 —, 523 • Lower Malsaniango. George Harrier 1833 111 00 Peter Stntzman 1834 255 13 - Jacob Heberling 1835 170 . • • - 536 13 Upper Makqntavago. Peter Schlegel 1834 209 06 George Snyder. 1835 605 - 814 06 West Penn. lonathan Hi iricr 1834 240" 00 David Zehnerf 1835 245 00 - 783 , .ne Who have Books ern. done at two or g them - with the B. OANNA.N. • Schuylkill. Jacob Heisler 1832 - • . 74 31 Levy Reber 1833 15 Leonard Moyer 1834 130 Lewis Dreher 1835 247 .76 John Schlier 1832 3 15 Witham Faust 1834 135 00 Jacob Zimmerman 1832 90 69 George Shaman 1833 150 29 Marks Bitler 1834 76 John Relabel 1835 125 Israel Reed 1832 10 00 Peter Beitzingdr 1833 35 00 George s ',Kessler 1834 42 50 Jacob Stein 1835 157 00' - 244 .s'o Jacob ijer 1832 235 00 Daniel • hristian 1834 1130 00 Do. Do. 1835 481 75 Ortidgsbrerg. Daniel Frehn 1833 49 46 Abratiain Angstadt 1834, e 189 82 Edward Connor . 1835 45$ To crib rec'd for taios and costs on unseated lands ' 140 58 of Jacob Ziegenfuss, on account , of Judgment GOO , 'Joseph Morgan, rent of a room in public building 10 sevMsrpeisons for costs 21 53 borrimed from different persons ' during the year 7450 00 EMI Borough of Pottsville. Jacob Eyer 1832 251 00 Isaac 134 ck 1833 997 91 Daniel Christian 1834 419 31 Do. Do. 1835 1930 00 Borough of Orwigsburg. Edwatd Connor 1835 133 01 Norwegin.n 714muthip. Benjamin Rich 1833 97 00 Jacob Faust ' 1834 1668 20 Nathaniel J. Mills. 183& 4000 00 Brunswick Samuel Yost 1833 97 u 0 EaSi Buanz Frederick Ed jr. 1 . 835 787 19 Solomon Beininger Philip Boyer 1884 198 82 Andrew Willow 1835 1181 00 Pisegroya Jacob K reter 1839 380 00 John George Stein 1834 278 77 Michael Huber . 1835 906 Q 0 Jonathan Kistler 1834 175 71 David Zehner 1835 685 09 Wa Adam Brown 1834 79 - 41 Andrew Achy - 1885 r - 871 80 Jecob 2immerman 1832 11 85 Malice Bider , 1834 - 267 39 John Mumbo! 1835 ' 424. 00 Total 4ue the County 111122284 25 _ WE, the subscribers, having examined and settled, 'to the beet of our skill and abil ities, the Public Accounts of the County Treasurer and Commissioners for Schuylkill County, DO REPORT the foregoing Statement a. just and true result of our investi gation.. Witness oar hands this 27th day of January, A. D. one thousand eight hun dred and thirty-six. BAN NAN hes kid received a fresh sop. lily of Whips for Sleighing; together with an assoitment of Thongs, which will be sold cheap. • Jan 23 10— ripliEstibscriber bits just received,:ficnowtioffen 11 for sale at Store injP.ottsville, Rowand's Tonle Mixture or Vegetable Febrifuge. A spe cific and lasting cure for Fever end Ague. . J. 'F. Efit o tZAßD. , . York Stort,Pottsvillc,Set.l3., 1e34. '43tf }: ~ EIMER Brustswiek. • 1832 180 11 • • lg:op l3l 'lp4 897 63 -- 1209 77 Rush Union. PottiviUe. The following is WW Bmwure.' 1835 1178 98 Witt PC7III. Union. Vadps!lMldp4o! CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER, ffEl •' ' L By atah piid-fi)r Foretta 7' eg2l, '2l? east in behalf of Common - wealth - 443 : . tat • r-4 - • 4 3 . 5i3 974 • 2359=:Vii I • • _ - 939. 20 242 • 79 10 00'. $531 40 •Intei ldins, fiat i/kitl ' toting Bedding, clothing, $-. prisoners. Dividing Rush township C. christ .ontlet of bond 100 Smith work - 821 Fuel . 9 50 . Ground rent 2 00 Directors of the Poor and House of EmplOy merit '8693 64 Return Judges • 224 80 Assessors 814 26 Traverse Jurors • 1 . 600.81/ Grand Jurors 493 75 Adjourned Court Jurors 387 43 H. Raush, sheriff, for board. • • ' ing & removing convicts 571 331 Road Jurors 93 00 Bridge Viewers 10 00 Pmstables, makineireturns 84 22 Clothing & maintaining con. . riots 120 874 1037 00 1490 a J. D. Long, for damages sus tained by reason of a pub: lie road passing through his land Jacob and Wm. Foust, buil ding bridge over Catawissa creek in Union township 850 00 Auditors 37 60 Repairs at-Jail 35 76 B. Hannan for blank books 19 50 Dr. Sorber; for dissecting bo. dies of Smit Harabone dm. 25 00 John Dreher and others for locating state road through Wayne &Pinegrove town'ps 107 46 General Attorney, fees 155 00 Miscellaneous expense 29 89i SAL ARIES ; Comintra attorney 2 years 32 00 Treasurer 1 year 80 00 Commisstre clerk 1 year and extra services 212 50 F. Hesser, court cryer, Iyr 52 00 Jac. Bauinan attending court house 1 year and extra ser. 64 1 92 i Jac. Allenb2ch tending clock 10 00 Commissioners wages. Win,Mortimer, late, id full 60 00 John Braus, present, 81 50 John Shoener, jr. do. • 160 00 Philip Osman, Ca 26 50 By balance in 'bands of Joseph Ottinger, Treasurer; . upon settlement 467 07 138 15 441 91 1846 75 694 28 920057 71 ue by hectors. Amout brought up ,Barry. Israel Reed Peter Seitzinger George Kessler Jacob Stein Levy,Reber Leonard Moyer Lewis "Dreher William Faust 1834 62 00 Solomon Lindner Isar, 1044 00 Upper Direhantarego. Peter Schlegel 1834 17 76 George Snyder • '1836 266 60 Loger 11lakantango. Peter Stutzman - 1834 150 79 Jacob Heberling 1835 827 00 Total arn't due by Collectors 4120725 79 Balance on note due by Jacob Beitzingei E4:l - by Jacob Ziegenfuss due by aeo.Rahn for ver- 1 dicta anfines 104 Si cash remai 'rig in the hands I 1, of Geo. note due by Geo. Ittibn note due by Jacob Hehri, jr. Deng' Helm and Jos. Mayer 30 00 note due by Jos. M. Saylor 17. 65 $16917 44 DANIEL HHEBSt Auditors.. MICHAEL NEIBWEN DER, NEW JOS EP : 1111B3PECTFU:LLit liforms the • citizens of 41 ", Pottedlle and. icindy , that he has just Opened, at the corner , Carom and Callowhill streets, next door ahoVe the National Betel, a large mid elegant mwmiment ofEltaple and Fancy Dry Goods, with a chow° seketionoWines,Li rbors and Croekery ware,allof.which have been ore-based at the very lowest cash prices in the iladelphia market, lid will be sold at 12i per Pent advance. All kind ofeountry 'pied uee taken in exchange . for goods. . cpt 14 16— -43tf ' • 25 00 522 54* I/520057 71 $16017 44 1832 10 86 1833 3.00 1834 210 81 1830 308 78 Schuylkill. 1833 32 70 1834 136 . 08 1835 738 00 65 72 1119.00 X5O 28 10 00 OODS. 'C. 'KERN - .:'.'s --- -t--.. — : - : , : I me ...74 , 7=' , - - ',.,g1;7-314111:- - 4e . •.., '. l C:ri-i- sT - Alt 'llli.Og"o4 ' :y 5 ,41M•50,n - thr;Bllcter. Rinneily ..1, ~'l l,mcu OuPied,b Ar.,l:rziklip.ce.--t" 43 "'" 'socillrut.Maik StZ;eo. l sl 4 . o .l erml , • tifcillatc,‘ ' h Dfy GOOda:G :iilssUlluur's.W Tmsti,.Cin- r• ni. Oliall;Clue4 ware , arit. xo* 'Fig of ~ . t 4 Blue, Attar, ,olii•e; 'elaret. dr and` milted -2 'Clailfir-•• ' :..,;Blue, black, grey, add mixed castimeres. .' ' -Do auxi c t trey and brown Sallinetts. Drab and ured beaverteen c00410,41c4:- •, , 1 Reds soeurluts4thae. and. green flnels. - IlerK bluer:en, yellow and will ' Cantina flan Bleached and unblinehed - . i.l - 'Do , / . - do muslin.; blab bailee-dr. lawns. - 1 Blank, /Ewen; benvni and purple merinos: . Plaids, limeys and ntgro cloths., Buckskin mitts and gloves. . * k andcouon umbrellas. La' land gentlemans hockin, beaver and kid . '•--EW 11,1,... I • gli the Id& knitoind Germantown hocie and i hose. P Satin and Bombazine pleated and plain 'Wks. ' Bleached and unbleached linen and cotton Drib Cotton and Pittsburg cord. Silk and cotton handkerchiefs. ' Do. crape & do. shawls. Vestings, Silks, laces, threadsZapes, cottons, blankets, coatings, waddimm ca Meta, suspen der', gingham', awake, ticknigs, lish,Freneh, and American pridts, new patterns, &c. &c. GROCERIES. Ht Rio, Jima, Lagninr,St. Domingo coffees her Si. Croix, New Orleans, Havarti sugars Sw Loaf and Lump clii a r New Orleans and Sugar house Molasses hal Gun Powder, Young Hyena, Souchong, co , • Pouchong and Bohea Teas se Prepared Cocoa and Cocoa Shells Chases and Bakers Chocolate Zealand & Spaiyish do Variegated, Palm, Brown and Yellow soap il Cloves, Mace, Alepiec, Nutmegs, Pepper, Ca°• i era . 1 Olives, CaPers, Pickles, Anehoics, Soy Curry and Cyanne Pepper, Mustard Raisins, Almonds, Currants, Rice Cheese, ood fish, Mackerel Smoked and pickled Salmon Herring Moulded and not Candles • Bach and Ilbl. salt, table do 15.060 Spanish Cigars, ('roan 65 to $25 per in. i spanish and common do Pipes and smoking tobacco. LIQUORS 4 WINES. Champaigno, cognac, American Brandy Holland and American gin Jamaica apirits, New_England rum Monongahela and common whiskey Madeira, brown and pale sherry. wines Sicily and Marseilles Maiktria do Lisbon, port, dry malaga do Malaga, muscatel claret do Champaigpo ' do BOOTS & SHOES. Gentlemen. course and fine boots and shoes Boys do do , do Ladies gaiter bouts, gum elastics • do • Morocco and seal walking shoes do Prunell, Denmark satin shoes and slippers Chit - 6mi and infants shoes and, bootees, &c. &c. Crockery, China and Chin Ware. All of whi'eh we will sell at wholesale or retail on the most reasonable terms for cash, or in ex change for &ninny produce. Store and Tavern keepers are invited to calL ' • Dee 5 New Crop ,Itio Cotree. 1,200 BAGS OF GREEN 1110 COFFEES g 3 ART superior, and stlong scouted, put up in double bags,. just landed from ship Charles Wharton. At..o in store a full and extensive assortmentof Coffee, Teas; Sugars, Molasses, Spices, Indigo, Gin,, Spirits, Brandy, Wines, For sale on accomnionatillgg terms, by JOHN }LARDING, Jr. Grocer, 17 South Water, between Market and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia. Oct 31 50-6moa FOR SALE. . 100 tons Plaster 150 bbls Liverpool ground =lt 20 Backs do tine do 40 bbla new mackerel, No. 1 and 2 •W. half bbls do du 1 and 2 ' 10 or Wile do do 1 and 2 . 50 bids ire whiskey 50 Do superfine Flour • 30 baps. strong scented Rio coffee 5 qr ‘-asks Lisbon wire 10 do do sweet.plalaga wine 10 bbla New England rum 10 • common brandy 10 d. do gin Superior old Cognise brandy Do Holland Gin Apply_to JOSEPEIti. BERN,Centre St. best door to the National Hotel: New Goods. 111.1, JUST received and for sale by, N.N4,lians, NO. Centre street, a splendid assortme*of lease ble goods, wosistindof Superior black; blue and Oxforti mixed cloths do invisible green, olive, claret and drab do do blue, black, striped Imo mist caseitneres 'do Buckskin cassimmos, Owned cans do gray.steel mixt. lavender arid blue patine I do petembam, drab andlbbarekin coating do rid. white, green• and ecarletfiannela do do do • blue canton do Sheetingfq skirtings, tickings:dkeelui.planis.&c._ ALSO, . Fall print fashionable patterns. ' Ginghams. silks; French and English inerinoes dec 11 stf Cro;s•barted muslin for ladies 'tip, i Linens, latoms and linen cambric bdkfa Embroidered crape, worsted and fancy shawls I ALSO i 500 ppun r nn Philad4a. manufactured Boots and iespnxnelle and Denmark satin Shoes d:aliTai r do , lasting spring_ do b do morocco walking ' do • .do - eltel skin do 'do do gaiter boots do elasti c es 'doFit , : oObildrensgoatadd , • - . told sheep skis ' booots • . . Infanta kid ' ' • do • Oentlemti calf and seatakin do ... do edam Neater . do Alen and ya hip brogans • Boys booth, dtc. dec. dm. . , 1 A froth linortment ofetroceliei,conspiting et imperiaL gnu powder. young Byrn, poucboog scotehoi 'I EliB _ Porto Rico, ear Orleans. St. Creie and Havanna .GAfttd Loaf and kip Solar .. , . • • New Odom! and Sugar House M olasses • : ' Cogniac 4n Ch ampaign Brazil , , vgenoto... -. !•-• • - ' t eelifl9' 44 . A - . GEOgRAPHICAL and; StatisticaloCharti Bumpy, describing the boundaries, ex t, I populati on,;vcr, tit , government, debt raven e, army, dee. Of its Fml countries at the p .. .. t day.—Ptide2s' ce . Just received and for le ' pee 12 '4- ,i 4. by B. BANNAN ..- ENE - - ----,••:•;:. .o,Eriatil___ - Willeint ' 1 - • • ~, ;,. . 11 . 4: ;-- 1 t: t11 :"' '' l A2TTA'N'arfr .111b*V"'-fr" :' ir*. CS zNORTIVERO ~'4s,Tiigkr ;' ,i . I t • . • - 1 EABT-SID .- t : . 1 Mil - Dooßsl , Pit•it vitt Co Kr* pir,Airtli S '-'` -i ,' I] POILLNDETAP ';', ; , -n• '' -: '. •-,- 1 h14141J fAcrr UR ER S - , , OP - - -' tririt Losildtlyar t 1 Gado mei :.- -5 - 1; 1-, n 00. 1 - $ - fted Trattlja;r - - -- - 1 : ; ft i . -;. ! ... . , White '430 - - ._ Vitrol - A11i.:7::,' , ;:-.. bin crollow, Sal#, (bikini' ; , I do • Green • , TiriAnietin ,do Red ; Ether WO. - ' 1 1 Pat t Yellow . do{ Nitric' • ;a - Lead - --•- ..do;1 Ailtie L kip • : Lunar Canitie i 11.. trial, ; ' • • Con: . '. dot' , 1 Ig.. otti• ~ . .Acit.morphia ' .- • . L du tiLAcid Sultib... do; Lalrbui - - I: ! wt..doid 1 - ' Opt elvareot: ip. Carb; ;Soda ..‘ Ko I Niue= I. trasr:Sub.;Mere- lEttdolur do. indsorsod PietureGlass, from 68 to 9430, ; 1 *tre,Brimstone,Borien : c f ' o rte. ronletV r e c4 aav al e t ru N e l lnioued aglieling.toiel '‘vt b a geoaral assortment of Paints, Thugs lino lts ‘ asid overyodieratticleintheChenuculaml dial nine.. , ' umnufacturersof aII the4trrieles enumerated r e above head, they pledge themselves to ItUp. iendsandthepublicontaniostreasonable do 4 AO* ME lo H. IL Ti r e HOOD'S TRUSS. t4i.: ismiefiats , Relief ad Auficat Cure of P Hernia or Rupture. 'R ENDS CHICHESTER hispurehased the r . bt of ending and_ applying Dr...J. W. ' Truss ' n Suhuylkillebunty. This Titus r ived the sanction of the most tespectable g as ey physiCians of Philadelphia, by which di cure of this disease i an expectationthat . ii ly been abandoned , as hopeless, is ac. i pl shed with almost absolute certainty ant, i rfect safety. Upwards of a bundled cases t led within - a short, time in this city and virin.' it , are knoivn to be permanently cured, and the pa 'eats can mow , dispense dispense with the use or j any in eminent. ' A success like this-'is unexampled ; in ilia annaKof Surgery. This instrument, and' thP method of Perfecting a radical cure of Hernia.; ire new offered to those afflicted with thiatron-, blewele complaint. . lEle promes it with confidence for the t6at::-: Meet of thitiidisease, and as:meeting every ir.di.l c um' on correct surgical principles flu its radi.; i cure.' The trusses heretofine employed Mere.. 1 - palliate the symptoms of the disease, they i g i ra t sly ever e ea t u radictircure, and hence most' bii continull worn by the patient, caen grea:ly til his annoy ce. After the curd by the preient II paratus iaiffected, all instruments are discon. ued. ' ..., !This 'l'rttaa, with its appcodages, can be:worn at any age, avd by bark sexes, withoptintert up. tion of businima. ;Gentlemen sie referted to. the following imem, bias of the profession, relative to this instalment aid its claims in effecting radical cures. • Wit.usal• Gasses, Professor of Surgery in the University ,of Pennsylidnia. GaAs-mut &UR! PAT 1180 1 ,1; Prohissor,of An. mealy in the Jeffersiel}ffeiti,l94lege. SAMUEZ JAGIULON. PrilfeMPf of the Initilotes of Medicine in the University of Penissylvarti#. GEORGE MTLXLLAN, PfOrORROr Of SOIVEI7 the Jefferson Medicul College. HENRY Botrn, Seeretary of the Philadelphia College of Physiciaos. EDWIN A. ATLI", IW. D. EDWIN P. ATLICE, M. D. . Leuera to the above nanaedgentlealen Inliatbe - leo at experee. . Coilltnfkliater from Sareuel )&ckaan, Prof I of the I nstitutes of Illeilicinein the University r P4irieyltaitta. ii m... . ... i Dear Erri:-.—Trom the Uniform failure of all tlie trusses I have seen , and of the treatment ecru 'Fayed for hernia in procuring a radical cure by ir fe rueans, - I had • abandoned all expectation of Ftusing this desirable obje - ermached. I must Con: . that your apparatus and method of treating ernia, hoe, I believe,nccOniplished this desidet m, and the disease is rendered not only loan. lifsable, but in the greaten portion of cases curs e by the proccsies of art: - .x The principle ofyour treatment and of the. !? i,.. (ration of your apparatus is based to'he•phystol •gy of the tissues, and is one of the sOuddest in 3-tf ;hew otical and practical surgery'. There is nothing cuipiri.-&. in your:proceedings • r your instrunients. They are the application fa well established priucipleofour science to the 'reduction of a specific effect. Prdressional in- :tructimi, skill and test arc necessary to attain it tvith certainty: The instruments alone, without t. ppropriutc management and the adoption of their ction.to the individeal according to thecanaille ional end other pcculiaiities Of cadh'ease, would l e,, rove; Of little utility; or might even defeat the Ut ri tion of ,the treatment. . ' . . 1. From the remarkable enemas that has attend d your treatericui, and dic cases of decided cures hat hive come under my i own, observation, giv g the sanction of facts in support of tb,e ecienti c principle. I have no hesitation in regarditig our apparatus and method of treatment as estah ished in medical science. Willi - consideratiOn d respect; truly yours , • . 13.ANDEL JACKSOI 4 . I ... , , . We lave in our possession a number of certffi ated-cif the first respectability relative to the , I , - scrawniest by this instrument, which we will ihaw o any liaison desirous of satisfying himself with re rd to the efficacy of the invention.'- - ` 1 • Persons destirocui of being cured of hark& or rupture, will do, well tii,eall on the subscifiber hr.orer,the estreme hot weather sets. in,. as the iseaae. can be more readily cured in moderate an in hot weathet. Physicians desirous of procuring ., the right Of using the above invention, can receive inform don of the subject or , purchase the right of, the auhscriber, who . is authorized tn. act as agent of Manioc.. . , 1 . • ' ENOS CIIICHESTER.V. D i ' 1 '... z . 4 264 f j! may 16 . ~ . 1 poz.ziocz sip monk . ' vitizt 1 AYE just received and.efferfer mile; in addition to racirfonnerfitocki.alrageandwellaislentad rtmeniel 4 • • • 7 FALL AND. •' i • TDD, Gomps t ., i co lining in part of A ' - , 1 s IBlumblacb, min and f • rade:added:li ' I , Curameimonbieta P.eterthama -: p Ceakings,baite — 4' and ; vela.. M i C'. ' Blanketa,coierleti '. • comic:pi:a , Funiana.benertedna • dyeljrcia It.dian. andindra nag . • cruccL asi •-•-. - 1 ' French and English m inert '-' '" • I I Branballneclombai rigid ci ' aria ' Ruinous arad : ' .... - : • i'; Colored. wraie andplaida- b • Canton flannels 4 t, - a Cotten,iMrated and w • licklralliCl7 „.- lu, ' Tic.kingt - aliralisilid • litikki ~ _ ' - . 4+ . riT" t Raratiasbeetidg init. • - '' ',....tt , A• , 1 A toed noottinentef raliter'veatlnt .;', --1 1 , 1' Mob limits. liemnind l lapin ,- , ~-"•: .1,,1i• 1 Fillced Irad.SlMlAmbi . l aces _.iedgiega iii a ra m . ~,, : ion'Syriasa booklnoilina l Platt i llita elia raranragsand grage _..„ '; ') .l • Bishonalrarn ind la ' cambric ' i 3 • 1 13rown and:bleached noliowls ' "., 1 i f. 'i GrocarrakQueensw .Hirclargre o tt. p Red. Spero L am ()ilk, --. . , •.. ~ k i .... Flaligintalcatra. Ackdrm' 2 ' j 'W , Peraallmbenit-TCouiray . . talienia il# e. FousgAgtOMiobeiB .' I , -- 115 i. - ..., ;... ~ : in t o . ter . .....,, S . LNropirlaoolEiS jonN -t.HvretAtio , ropectfun7.: iiktb m a kis triertMs ‘ theoitt#o,ofPnt . tsville, and the' . public in' teritiitiglytathe hint just le. Oeived alargeared.. - go§ert4alptprimizit of well se. lectiwtOODS...,con f .t s inititfart ot .'. Blue, blaik, brOwni"oliVe4reen,chab and steel inizi-oloths, do do dockaaimeici, do do sauinetti, red, yellow, green. and Whitedannclis,llne ant - drab flushingsiliaugzip and geitoa 'cord* beeves cans, canton flannelonipped filet/art for- ruiners, k ilk, vaktiele,a!kansEl4n;toilinet end Marseilles ,esting, y o large assortment of plain and lug!) cot lored prints, damask aVtable elotlis, R ussar and , ird nye diaper, ginghtianiccoleredinuelin e , mil. 14irart, foundation muslin , blaaki suet brown Hot. '',:land, plain and cut silkieelvet„woolen yam, wool. Mi, SA d cotton limners, Thibettashinere,silk and awhi, cotton and silk balidkereldcfs, N "and crava gindia, French acid Dalian sills fur -:, ladies dresses, thread j bobbinet and cotton hues, edgings, quiltings and iiiise!tipgs, an assortment of ribands and gulloona, lrisb linens, long lawn, ‘. ancn carubTick, cambrick, jaiooct, Swiss and book ninsliiiii, French ; : ' English merinos*, cireasmana, botobaze lociileiaines, 9.4, 10.4, 11-4,12-4 rose blanket s .41'',' iinterpan a id es, gen. tlemens buckskin, beaver,: an, buskin gloves, la dles hoskin, silk and kid glen' and mitts, ladici gondomens and childrens sh 0 and boots, broWn and bleached muslins, carps; leg, on assortment Of ready made clothing,lnzas es, combs, hair and fur-seal caps, - ,o. . . . i - I. , HARDWARE, CUTLER CHINA; 6 LAN I AND'QUEENSWARE . , Also a goad assortment ofJOROCERItS, par. chased witkpartiFular regard to quality., consist. mg in part of Wines, ccirdials, FrOncliltirandt; Hamra and common gin, old Momingultela tvlo4cy, common brandy, rye whiskey s _ mackerel iii barrels and half trarrelai . . SUPEIWINE FAmitrir-Loirn; Salt by the barrel or bushel, butter, cheese and crackers„.sperinaceti anal common oil, together with a variety. of articla4otenumerated, which he vßill sell wholesaljnitil retail, on the moat reasonable terins,.for ostrvor.cOuntry produce. * a * Always on haniFirfiiinstant supply Or. FF, and FFF blastingisi t wdcr, and, apont'a superior Eagle powder. . The highest price giver* us, n akfor Country `Produce. Country merchants will find i their interest to call, as they caret* furnished. th.nioat articles on nearly as godd terms as they , could 'procure them from Philadelphia., • Oct 19 48tf NEW 00011:1. 'VHF Subscribers !nave just , reetiVa large -m• and general assortment of ficskop season. able Dry Goods, • • Groceries, .s • '.fT'A Dardware. GlasslaSe•gueentr Witte Sporting-and Blasting Powder, Bar lron,Grind,,stottes, Fisb, Salt, . Finer,.l'laster &a. -Ike. which in addition to-their' Conner stock render their sasortnient extensive and complete. All-of which are offered fgr_sale wholesale or until at vary reduced - prices * or in exchange , for Country Produce. - • • The highest price given in Sash for all kinds, of country produce. - JOSEPH WHITE & SON. : Dec 27 Mount Carbon Fall and Itrinter - Gatods. JOHN- CLAYTON ; .thankful for riastjaserit; respectfully informs hid friends, and die pill_ lit in general, that hs.has pat .reeeived a large and general assortaientofFall'and Winter God:, consisting in caul of Bloc,Airown, steel mixed, green; black and invi; sibs green clothe, . • Blue, black, brown and fancy bookakin east& acres and rose blankets, Ingtrain & cotton earpet,freneh &- AO/d: sae rinoes, Bine, brown, drab & mixed bo l iiiskini cassilietts, Green, white, yellow and Tod fl nnelikeotten nals, Buckskin beverteens, curay poi lyoni shin cloth, Petersham, got_ . ttehitre eandet and gantlei Fustian, Russia, German and linens, table covert, table, diaper,. Blenched and brown elicks, Fancy prints, French chintz, pruited merinecr, Fancy manno shawls and thibtlttk veils, luces,tuul edging, 1- frobinett,jackonett and eanahrleks, and fan . cy silks, T Cotton laps, wadding, fur. and hair caps, fur tippit Gum and lined over shoes, colZse•uhd fine shoes and boots of every, size, looking glassea4 Glass, China and 4tuietuirware.,' " ' Wines, LiquOrs and Groceries - , • Books and stationniy,Ac.dce... - 40 ; All of which he will' sell at, the Iditect ' pile for eash,,or exchange fiir 'cikintry•prozinite,, Pottsville; Oct.. 2,A835.. • , t• 46-tf N.B. Don't &met the number, three l door ale low the - go office in Centre Arent. _. PORT ' LINT I N PotlNDltr. riThE subscribe" io&nnihe.intuabitautsar Potts .m. villa andita vicinity, that their am:ideal rim tliat 1- ton are now in operitlon. wherethey Will hi emit* receive order. fox.. - . , ...... . CAR 'WHEBI.9I, .tii:9l,'.lr.e: ' - or another. °wings; wititti they . iimittiail 16' execute 4 , promptly andfaithfully : •`--1: 118:8c TIER& November 3, 1894 . - 4. ` 1 . :,. r-1... -bl-ly 03 - . The Foantir3rWBl be in.ju 1 eway other day. -.-, - IS4 .. Anii.Dytic..ozir, , A SAFE and Evapediticniseuretbr ledigecion. or ica-DyspopiaOlormedioiße au asses every ether preparation °NMI' to the,publie. , . . It is prepared by C.jny.No.3ot IcorthStb street, [Philadelphia. q _ •'' , I AccompanyingtheMedichte is'apounpMet.trestin& ,of the dliease,, • with diiectioas:dte The yarn ] filet ial delivereciffratts tai. ever* penson i airing font. •,. Fuca One Dollar per bottle. . . I. A s'oPP, I Y of4o4kbotoModi .. plat received and f0r:064 - ..'. , B: BABNAN. 4 •:. tloveratter29 , ' .. s - 1 '2-tf ~, • Fiesta, Frititi'Sa cell, Arc: ..., " - i - ' rituNcH, - ami Blooln, ivaips, • . r - ...c.t s . a'..v Bashel.and'Drtini ri&s, 1 1 ' -,,y.4. i,"`• , , e. :-.._ Prunes; Citrons and-Lein name ~ ':' : •: - ‘,tv.!.' - French andlitianishOliv ' ..•!.;4' ii Capers and Pickier,' ~ - - ' ' 'c- lqnsh.toon - cab . nip, I , '..' ' 7,- Anchovies, •'.i', .'• 1 ~ ,_ ~. '. Essence of Anchtirtle; . ~ " '- • .6. ~` ' Lotaiereattce,'" -''' '-'-' ''.'.* - .f 7.4 .t, Canon Soy; ettrailk ' 7;l', ~ ` ''A . ' John Bull's Beef ' - ' Pickled Lobsti t tlittins. "dAliesclae,; For. sale by , . 'ita ,, N44 AMP*. Co. • Jan 30 ~ ~.....f , ,,, ,, 4,- t . .: . ...1 :, n 4. 1 _ . _ A Memoirordif • a4a. 1 by - I.4*d Ihn. pith II almactiler, iust tecitived *MANNAR. J . al A.y .4 IV; tZ,7:?" 1-

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