SEED for
3 13— MIL
CLtr
LINES pia
14
acks
7
IC CATECI
sale by t,4jai
rackets, for
RAGS f t-4
rod clean Whit
4PI
JN CORDIAJ
ale by
13.*
OE
ST'S 'LP Rog A fresh supply of
is Pilgrite Progrees, just.ree'd and
fcir le by .B. HANNAN.
#I.OSON'S
l EditWa,
13- 1
de FEEDtt all kinds kept constant
hand and for sale by
2 i t J. CLAYTON.
Salt, in Sack f r .41 Bbls. for sale by
56 .N. NATHANS,
No. 9. Centre St.
..:NOLOGICAt BUSTS,just received
for sale by . B. 8ANN,. 4 ,.N:
12—
D COD MS
for sale loy
& N01t....5, bound up •in Books,
et:rowed an of sale by
B. BANNAN.
WS.--..-40 , 8 a superior High Scented
, Old Java on Liaguira Coffee, for sale by
1
N. NATHANS & Co..
YORK SUI
superior aitieli
.3
MPAIGNE
agle Brand, a
2. 7
SICK N
ST received tt
Griatictnen'e Silk
g* 16 9:
Old= Va CoIH e.
.
• -
BAGS,Pricii old Java Coffee, a superior
article, fur ftilly use; for sale by
Dec 19 .5' NATHANS, & Co.
Ra , ,
SUPPLY of 8
Stiopw, jest . I‘e
Jai 16 . 9
MI MON, Mack
ktd Saltpon.—
y
Oa 19 48- '
r I • kIIND
• Ito be and,
reit week's uoti
Iblie r ib4 •
1.;,--Persons who have Books
have them !dime at two or
by leaving them with the
B. BANNAN.
• AIRS.—A large and genera
of Fancy Windsor Chairs.—
SEPH mum & SON,
Mount Carbon.
ailortiien
orsale liy • J
Ain 7 ; tite
SUPERIO
Pine App;
'Dee 19 4-
WO DISTILL
-ft beta, l5O Sb
bigheat Market p
RS.—Wanted by the subsea
. Rye IVhiskey, for which the
ice will'be paid.
LLER & 'fIAGGF I RTY.
13 13.
Pottsville, Feb
NEW INT.F.R. GOODS.
JOHN CLA ON • would respectfully. infornl
his friends . and the public in general
That he is now o ning in his store, a lull ;mart-
' went of Fell an Winter goods, consisting of
i
. .
DleY s l
•
Groce les t - 4
J, rust,
ae , Liquors,
Glass ftneensware, &c.
whicli.betuisur • the public will be sold cheap as
nisy in the 100 r gh. ‘.
Salt by the" ck, or barrel.
Mackerel an dried Fish for sale
NorriM , o(
clikrs r Furs I i
FASHION • :BLE BOAS,
• do. :: r neck rutfa ler }adios
• Muffs • .
Modicsteo, /pewit Furs
1 Fur G 3ov
--Pur C4P!
I 'Fur Coll for cloaks 4 coals
Just recoil, and for sale by
c Hod 12 1 44 N. NATLIANS 4- co
30.14.4
ror
ua r id aim
Superior aid
do do
do Lobo's
Duff. (Gordon
Superior old I:
J. C. and
R & HAGGERTY -
. the following • choice Wines
P. Madeira wires, on draught
; , o do do bottled
up'r Pale Sherry wine
• Co. dO do do
rick Wine bottled on the Rhine
supe'r.Champaigne wine in has.
Masaat de r
Girape Juice
Pica iitedeira
, Pale rub bra :
'.ntignac in cases of one dozen
ort Wine in wood and botilo
icily Madeira, old L. P. Toil:Writ/9e
o Lisbon Wints
Virgin Cognac Brandy
' 4th proof Cherante Brandy
Cognac and Bordeaux do
I . Weesp anchor Holland Gin •
Scheidam do do
Jamaica Spirits '
4th proof Irish Whiskey
2d do- Monongahela Whiskey
tad Pefect Love, Cordials, ate. &e.
and Tavern Keepers supplied with
and Liquors, and as cheap as they
those of an Inferior quality.
8—
eft GREEN 6r, BLACK TEAS. •
7Superior Pato
Da a t
Dti ,do
/44 !do !do!
Sakertor do ,
Do • jdo;
Do' idol
Rose Nojed'
D. Slot'
good Wiaeej
tumidly ley
JIM 9
I; ra
OUP OX I
Goapowde
Icopw0" •
Young fly
Cara Spa Lang
Polichong
Imperial ' cco
Juatt vad any
April Id 22
& HAGERTY
lived and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
fine Salt, for sale by
ATHANIS &Co.
DlMS—Just received
Si , B. BANNAN.
by •
NATRAIa & Oo
YE CENTS in aali wil)
Raga, by
R. BANNAN.
C,IN, received and
R & 6"-:G'G.EiRTY
Oil, of gni
.4:ns GUIDE,
ecerroLand for sale by
B. BANNAN.
and Macktel, received
.1. CLAYTON.
12—
AR HOUSE MOLASSES,
just received and for sale
by T. & J. BEATTY.
INE of the Salary and,
enuitte article for sale by '
N. NATHANS & Co.
BEAD P URSES.
apply of Ladies Bead, and
Purses, and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
Strops.
erson's and Pomroy's Razor
iced and for sale by
B. BANNAN.
rel, kc.—Smokcd and rick.
. I 4 2 Mackerel. for sale
N. NATNANS,
' No. 9, Centre Si.
seas.
Dairy Cheese
do For sate by
N. NATRANS . & Co.
En
Extra !wanly and latest
ineporfationa.
d for sale Sy
• T. & J. BEATTY
nicetpies !Jail
JOSEPH OTTIIMEE, Tr: - rof Schuylkill enmity, intacc't current with
, the Conuniasionera of said county, from January 20; 1835, to Jan. 20, MO,
'both dive included. •
• Lilt.
1835. Jan. 20. TO balance remaining
in hands of treasurer as per
settlement
To Cash received tram the following
Collectors. viz:
• Keiloegien ibconaltip.
Benjamin Fitch 1833 $213 00
Jacob Faust 1834 7 2 7 00
John F. Long ' 1835 97 00
11.toitheim.
Abraham Bertolet 1833 7 , 131 58
Philip Boyer 1834 56
Andrew Wilbur 1835 797
Brunswick.
Abm. Albright 1832 180 II
gel' 1:?6y. 1833 151
Bch 18 . 34_ 897 63
Bast.Brunewitk.
Fredit Sassarnen 1835 .
• West Brunswick
Solomon 'least:3ler 1835
Pigegnme.
Jacob Kinler . 1833
John George Stein 1834
Michael Huber 1835
y
Adam Brown Via n 834 313 00
Andrew Achy 4835 210
Lewder Meheeta ego.
George flamer 1833 HI 00
Peter Stutzioao - 1834 255 13
Jacob Heberling 1835 170
Upper Mahontango.
Peter Schlegel 1834 209 .06
George Snyder 1835 605*
West Penn..
Jonathan Kistler 1834 240 00
David &Janet ' 1835 245 00
Schuylkill.
Jacob Heisler' • 1832 74 31
Levy Reber . 1833 15
Leonard Meyer "1634 130
Lewis Dreher 1635 247 76
Rush. -
John SchlOr 1832 3 15
William Faust 1834 135 00
138 15
Union.
Jacob Zimmerman 1832 90 62
George Shuman 1833 ' 150 29 .
Marks Biller 1834 76
John Rumbel 1835 , 125
Barr,.
Israel Reed 1832 10 00
Peter &Rainer 1833 35 00
Georire Kessler 1834 42 SO
Jacob Stein 1835 • 157 00
Pousvilk.
Jacob Eyer 1832 235 00
Daniel Christian 1834 1130 00
Do. Do. 1835 481 75
Orwigsburg.
Daniel D. Frehn 1833 49 46
Abraham Angatadt 1!3.34 189 82
Edward Connor 1835 455
To cash reo'd for taxes and costs on"
unseated lands
of Jacob Ziegenfuss, on account
of J udgment
Joseph - Morgan, rent of a room
in public building
several peo Komi for costs , 21 53
borrowed from different persons
during the year • 7450 00
The following is
Bororgli of Pottsville.
Jacob Eyer 1832
Isaac Beck 1833
Daniel Christian 1834
Do. Do. 1835
ikrcsigk of Orwigsburg.
Edward Connor 1835
Norwegian Township.
Benjamin Rich 1833
Jacob Faust 1834'
Nathaniel J. Mills 1835
Brunswick.
Samuel Yost 1833
East Brunswick,
Frederick Sass roan, jr. 1835
Ilist.Bronswiek.
Solomon Bensinger 1835
Manhunt.
Philip Boyer 1834
Andrew Willour 1836"
Pihegrove.
Jacob Kreter 1833
John George Stein 1834
Michael Huber 1835
West Penn.
Jonathan Kistler 1834+
David Zehner 1835
Wayne.
Adam Brown 1834 79 41
Andrew Achy 1835 871 80
nuon. -
Jacob Zimmerman 1882 11 85
Marks Bitler 1834 267 39
John Rumbel 1835 424 00
Total due the county $22284 25
WE, the subscribers, , having examined and settled, to the best of our skill and abil.
ities, the Public Accounts of the County Treasurer and Coinnussioners for Schuylkil
County, DO. REPORT the foregoing Statement a just and.true result; of our investi.
gatioU. Witness our ktuids this 27th day of January., A. D. one thousand eight hum
dred and thirty-six.
Whips ! Whips! !
BBANNAN has just received a fresh sap.
• ply "of Whips for Sleighing, together with
an assortment of Thongs, which will be sold
cheap. Jan 23 10—
CURE FOR AGUE AND FEVER
TflEsubseriber has just received."&nowoffere
for sale at his Store in; Pottsville. Rowarura
Tonic Mixture or Vegetable Febrifuge. A spe
cific and listing cure for Fever and Ague.
J. T. ILAZZAR U.
York Stete,Pottsville, Sept. 13, 1E134. 4Stf
CR.
By cash paid for Fox scalps
cost in behalf of COMRIOII.
$ . 531 40
wealth
Road tax
• Interest
Holding Inquisition
Printing
Bedding, clothing, &c. for
prisoners
Dividing Ru.4l township
C. Christ on - pac't of bond
Smith work -%
Fuel '
Ground rent
Directors of the Poor and
House of Employment 6693 691
Return Judges . 224 80
Assessors 314 26
Traverse Jurors 1600 811
Grand Jiirors 493 75
Adjourned Court Jurors 387 43
H. Raush, shenT, for board
ing & removing convicts 571 33i
Road Jurors 93 00
Bridge Viewers 10 00
Constables, making returns 84 22
Clothing & maintaining con
victse
J. 1). Long, for damages sus
tained by reason of a pub
lic road passing through
his land
Jacob and 'Win. Foust; buil
ding bridge over Catawissa
creek in Union township
Auditors
Repairs at Jail
B. Bannan for blank books
Dr. Sorber, for dissecting bo
dies of Smith, Marabone &c.
John Dreher and others for
locating state romithrough
Wayne dePinegrove town'ps 107 40
General Attorney, fees 135 00
• Miscellaneous expenbe 20 89
SALARIES, •
Comm'rs attorney-2 years
'Treasurer 1 year
Comniiss're clerk 1 year and
extra services
F. Hesser, court cryer, 1 yr
Jac. Bauman attending court
house 1 year and extra ser.
Jac. Allenlnch tending clock
Commissioners- wages.
Wm. Mortimer, late, in full
John Brous, present,
John Shoener, jr. do.
Philip Osman, 4o
By balance in hands of Joseph
Ottinger, Treasurer, upon
settlement
1037 00
1490 58
1228 77
290 00
NO 00
34 00
345
318
536 1,3
814 06
467 07
441 91
444 50
1846 75
694 28
140 58
20057 71
tie by Collectors.
Amout brought up
• _ ; Barry.
Israel Reed 1832
Peter?Seitzinger 1833
George Kessler 1834
Jacob Stein 1835
251 00
997 91
419 31
1830 00
133 61
Levy Reber
Leonard Moyer
Lewis Dreher
97 00
1668 20
4000 00
William Faust
Solomon Lindner
Upper Mithantango,
Peter Schlegel' l34
97
787
1178
George Snyder
Rarer Uahantango.
Peter Stutzman 1834
199 82
1181 00
Jacob Heberhog
380 00
276 77
906 00
Total am't due by Collectors $20725 79
Balance on note due by Jacob
Seitzinger Esq.
due by Jacob Ztegenfuss -
due by Geo: Rahn for ver-
175 71
685 09
$16917 44
DANIEL KREBS,
MICHAEL •NEISWENDER, I Auditors.
RESPECTFULLY informs the 'Citizens of
Pottsville that h ai l l iaa just
opened, at the-corner of Centre and Dowhill
streets, next door above the Nation Hotel..
large and clegantAssortatentOfStaple antrancy
Dry Goods, with a choice selection of Wines,Li
gnarl and Crockery ware, all of which hive been
purchased at the very lowest cash prices in the
Philadelphia market, and will be sold at l'2 per
cent advance.
TIC AViingitS')'4o.l4l-1011.0(.1.
of Schuylkill Cmmty.
Scharyhtill.
1833
1834
1835
Rash.
dicts and fines
cash remaining in the hands
of Geo. Rahn
note due by Geo. Rahn
note due by Jacob Hahn, jr.
Den'l Helm and Jos. Mayer
note due by Jos, M. Saylor
NEW GOODS.
JOSERFI C. KERN,
All kind of country produce taken In exchange
for goods. scpt 14 16- Ott
SIM
-1!i-ElAr. STORE.- • • •
. - f:-• `,' • ' ,'
11:1 1 11tathang & Co. •
HAVE thia.day open-4 . 440 e y
Axeccupind by .F.J.POrceartte, tiro doors
li r
south oflgarket stuck o ' :. sokottnent of
Dry DoodstGroceries, , Wine:4 / .oms, Chi
na, qlus, gneensware,. consisting of . .
Ittne„black, olive, t. drab and mixed
OMI
$221 33
Maus
Blue, black, grey and raised eassimeres.
Do mused, grey And brown Sattinetts.
Drab and coloured bearerteen Cords, &c.
Red, scarlet, white, and green flannels,
Red, blue,'green, yellow and white Canton flan
443 02
513 97
2359 72/
339 20
242 374
Bkutebed and unbleached
Do do
Irish linens & lawns.
Black,.&een, brown, and purple merinos
Plaide:linseys and nagro cloths.
Buckskin mitts and gloves.
Silk and cotton umbrellas.
Ladies and gentleman. hoskin, beaver and kid
gloves.
Irish knit, and Germantown hose and k hose.
Satin and Bo bovine pleated and plain stocks.
Bleached and unbleached linen and cotton Mil
ings.
•
Cotton.and Pittsburg cord. '
Silk and cotton handkerchiefs.
Do. crape & do. shawls.
Vestings, Silks, laces, threads, tapes, cottons,
blankets, coatings, weddings, camblets„ suspen.
derv, cinghams,checks,ticlungs, English,French,
and American prints, new patters., &e. &c.
GROCERIES.
Rio, Java, Lagpira,St. housings' , coffses
St. Croix, New Orleans, Havana sugars
Loaf and Lump do
New Orleans and Sagar house Molasses
Gun PoWder, Young Ilyson, Souchong, .
Pouchong and Bohea Teas
Prepared Cocoa and Cocoa Shells
Chases an.: Bakers Chocolate
Zealand & Spanish do
Variegated, Palm, Brown and Yellow soap •
Cloves, Mace, Alspice, Nutmegs, Pepper; Cas
sia
79 10
39 00
200 00
' 8 21
9 50
2 00
120 87
25 00
Olives, Capers, Pickles, Anchcmies, Soy
Curry and Cyanne Pepper, Mustard .
Raisins, Almonds, Currants, Rice
Cheese, rod fish, Mackerel
Smoked and pickled Salmon Herring •
Moulded and Dipt Candles - • '
Sack and Bbl. salt, table do
15,000 'panish Cigars, from eis to $25 per m.
span'ah and common. do '
Pi. and smoking tobacco.
LIQUORS 4. WINES. •
hampaigne, cognac, American Brandy
Holland and American gin
Jamaica spirits, New England rum
Monongahela and common whiskey
Madeira, brown and pale sherry wines .
Sicily and Marseilles Macieria do
Lisbon, port, dry malaga do
Malaga, muscatel claret do
Champaigne do
830 00
37 50
35 76
19 50
25 00
32 00
80 00
212 50
52 00
• BOOTS & SHOES.
Gentlemens course and fine boola•and shoes
Boys do' do ' do •
Ladies gaiter bouts, gum elastics
do Morocco and seal walking shoes
do Prunell, Denmark satin shoes and slippers
Children and infants shoes and bootees, &c. &c.
64 92
10 00
60 00
81 50
All of which we will sell at wholosale or retail
on the most reasonable terms for cash, or in ex
change for country produce. Store and Tavern
keepers are invited to call.
Dec 5
160 00
- 28 50
522 54
1,200 BAGS OF GREEN RIO COFFEE,
PART superior, and strong scented, put up in
double bags, just landed front ship Charles
Wharton.
Mae in state a fitli and extensive aseortmentor
Cofer, Teas, Sugars, Molasses, Spices,
Indigo, Gin, Spirits, Brandy, Wines,
4.c. 4't.
For sale on , 6ccommodating terms, by
JOHN HARDING, Jr.
$20057 71
Octal
FOR SALE.
100 tons Plaster
150 bbls Liverpool ground salt
20 sacks do tine do
40 bbls new mackerel, No. 1 and 2
20• hall bbls. do du 1 and
10 qr bbls do do 1 and 2
50 bids rye whiskey
50 Oo superfine flour
' - 30 bags strong scented Rio c,pftee
5 or casks Lisbon wine
10 do do sweet Malaga wine
10 bbls New England rumt`.:.
•
10 do common brandy
10 do do gin
Superior old Cogninc brandy
. Holland Gin
Apply to
JOSEPH C. KEHN,CentreSt.
dec. 11 56 nest door to Ibe Nalioo9lllotel
816917 44
15 86
3 00
210 81
303 7e
32 70
136 06
738 00
62 00
1044 00
1834
1 14:15
17 70
266 60
183.5
130' 78
827 00
JUST received and for sale by N. Nathans, No. 9
Centre street, a splendid assortment of seasons
ble goods, congistineof
Superior black,blue and Oxford mixed cloths
do invisible green, olive, claret and drab do
do blue, black, striped and mist easanneres
do Buckdkin cassimeres,. assorted colors
do gray,Steel mint. lavender and blue satinet
do petersham, drab and bearskin costing
do red, white, green andscarletflannels
do do •do blue cement do
Sheetings, shirtings, tick logs, checks, plaids, &c.
1 835
65 72
1110 00
105 8
A LSO, •
Fall prints fashionable patterns
Ginghams, silks, French and English merinoes
Lrombaryed muslin foi ladies capes
inens, lawns and linen cambric hdkfs
Embroidered crape, worsted and fancy shawls
ALSO
150 28
70 00
30 00
17 6:5
500 pairs Philadera. manufactured Boot, and Shoe.
Ladies prunelle and Denmark, satin shoes & alipnera
do - lasting spring do
do- morocco walking do .
do seal askin do dd
do gaiter boots
do gum elastic shoes
do lined and furred star -
Children. goat and sheep akin bomata
Infanta kid , do
Gentlemen. calf and seal-tkin - do
do coarse water
Men and boys kip brogan,
Boys boon, &c. &c. 4.-e.
A LSO„-
A fresh aasortmem of Groiceriee.consisting of •
Imperial, gun
_ponder, young ,hyson, pouchontand
souchong TEAS
Porto Rico, Now Orleans, St. Croix and Havant.. SU-
GA RS
Loaf and humpiS r
Hew Orleans and Snot. House Molasses
C*sniao and Champaign° Brandy
Nines. 4c otc-,
GEOGRAPHICAL and Statiptical Chart of
1111. Europe, ;describing Ole boundaries, extent,
population, sovereigns, government, debt, re:venue.
army, &nevi' its several countries at the piw , ent
day.—Pt ice 25 cents. Just received and for sal e
Dec 12 4 by B. BANNAIsi.
muslin'
Crockery, China and Wass Ware
New Crop Rio Coffee.
Grocer, 17 South Water, between Markel
and Chesnut streets, Philadelphia.
50—Gwo+
New Goods.
i- wunirtstre
lo int' ,
AT TH piL STAND . • -
No. 6$ NOR_ L T FRONT S fq ,
EdINT SIDE,. • ' . -
~,, t ,
...,,,
Timis Doosi amok THE Comma or *cm 8
• PIitIikADELPIII3LA,
' ..
MANUFAOTURERS 'id ..
White Lead &plod / Calomel , 1
-gronndin Oil „• , $ Red Prucupt ~
Red Lead; - • White do - 1
Lithrage. Vitriol A14.., i `
Chronic Yellow, . Sulp. Quinine •
do Green Tart. Emerie.l
do Red Ether Sulph,,
Patent Yellow ' do Nitric '
Sugar Lead do Acitie i -
Copperas - . 41 P , Lunar Caustic ''
01. Vitriol COM. do ) . •
Aq. Fortis Acit.Morplia. •'
.
Muriatic Acid - Suiph. do !•
I.:food Salt Lac. Stilphtir 1
Tart. Acid Opi. de harcot.
Sup. Carb. Soda Kormes Mimera I
Carros.Sab.hierc . , Eth tops dd.
Windsor and PicturttG lass, from 6 Bto S 4 39.
Refinersofehamplior ..ialtNitre,Brimatpae,Boraz
&c. Ofterforrale the above mentioned Wiclet,toge -
titer with a general assortment of Paints, Etrugs ane,
Dye Stutts.and everyotherarticleintheChecucaland
Medicinal line. . .
Seing manufacturers of alltheartic les enuraerated
under' he above heaal, they pledge themselveato rep.
plytheizeriendaandti he public onthe mositcasonable
terms ...
! .
do' , do.
DR. J. W. HOOD'S TRUSS.
For the inutaediap "Relief Aind Radical Cure of
Hernia or Rupture.
DR. ENOS CHICILES'TER has purchased the
right of vending and applying Dr. J. W.
Hood's Truss in Suhuylkill county. this Truss
has received the Sanction of the moat respectable
'Surgeons 4 physicians of Philadelphia, by which
a radical cure ofthis disease, an espectation that
had nearly been abandoned as hopeluss, is ac.
complished with almost absolute certainty and
.8
with perfect safety. Upwards of a h di ed.eases i
treiited within ii. short time in this d win.
ity, are known to be permanently c -
.. and the
patients can now dispense with the, cof any
instrument. A success like this is unexampled
in the-amide ofSurgery. This instrument, and
the method of petHecting a radical cure of Hernia,
are now offered to those afflicted with this trou
blesome complaint.
He proposes it with confidenrsi for the treat
ment
of this disease, and as meeting every indi
cation on correct surgical principles for its radi.
cal cure. The tresses heretofore employed mere.
ly palliate the symptoms of the disease, they
rarely ever effect a radical cure, and i hence must
be continually worn by the patient; olden greatly'
to his annoyance. After the cure by the'present
apparatusis effected, all instruments areditsco
-
tinned.
This Truss, with 'its appendages, ton beSrn
at any age, and by both sexes, without inttxtup
lion of business.
Gentlemen are referred to the follpwing mem
bers of the prolbssion, relative to this instrument
and its claims in effecting radical' cures.
Wri.t.rast Grasos, Professor of Surgery in the
• ,University- of Pennsylvania. -
Gasotvtu-r. Surer Parrisosi; Professor of An
atomy in the Jefferson Medical College.
SAMUEL JACKSON, Professor'of the Institutes of
Medicine in the 'University of Pennsylvania.
GPXIROZ .M'Cur.t.LAN. Professor ofeSurgery in
the Jefferson Medical College.
Hexer BOND, Secretary of the Philadelphia
• College of Physicians. •
EDWIN A. ATLAS, M. D.
I EDWIN P. Arum, M, U.
Letters to the above named gentlemen Must be
free of exper se.
Copy of a letter from Samuel Jackson Profes
sor of the Institutes of Medicine in the Elniversity
uf Pennsylvania.
DOCTOR Hoorn
EMI
:Dear Sir:—From the uniform failure of all
the pusses I have ace*, and of the treatment em
ployed for hernia in procuring a radical cure by
safe means, I had abandoned all„expectation of
seeing this desirable object reached. I must con
fess, that your apparatus and method of treating
hernia, has, I believe, accompliahed this desidei
arum, and the disease is rendered not only man
ageable, but in the greater portion of cases cura
ble by the processes of art.
The principle of your treatment and ofthe up.
motion of your apparatus is based to the physiol
ogy of tl.e.tiSsues, and is one of the soundest in
theoretical and practical surgery.
There is nothing empirical in your proceedings
or your instruments.. They are the apphcation
of." well established principle °four science to the
production of a specific effect. Professional in
struction, skill end tact are necessary to attain it
with certainty. The instruments atone, without
appropriate management and the adoption of their
action to the individual accOrding to. the constitu
tional and other peculiarities of each ease, would
prove of little utility, or might eyed defeat the in
tention, of the treatment, .
From the remarkable success that has attend
ed. your treatment, and the cases of decided cures
that have come under my 'own observation, giv
ing the sanction of facts in support orthe scienti.
fic,principle, I have no hesitation in regarding
your apparatus and method of treatment as estab
lished in medical science. With consideration
and respect, truly yours, •
- - -
We have in our possession amilmher of certifi
cates of the tirat respectability relatFre to the cures
perforined by this instrument, which we will show
to any person desirous of satisfy in," himself with .
regard to the efficacy of the invention.
Persons desirous of biing cured of hernia or
rupture, will do Well to call on gle subscriber
before the extreme hot weather:Sets in, as the
disease can be more readily cared ,in Moderate
than in hot weather. • f
Physicins desirous of procuring.- the right
of using the above inventikn, can receive inform s .
tion or. the subject or purchase the right of the
subscriber, who is authorized to act as ageririg
patentee.
may 16
pour.ocra a WEAVER 1
lair A Vtast received and ones foicie, in addition
II Ato t heir former Stock, a larged,v. elleelected 1
isirortmentot ,
PALL .&ND WIN kJ! GOODS,
consisting in pain of
Blne.blacit, Milt and fan I colored clothe
CaseMereiramtinets and amebae. '
Covings,baisee and flannels
Blankets, coverlets and counterpane" ~
Fasulenit,beavertermeithd velvets
Italinn mid India silks indention
French and Engllelt newinoia
Bondositi" es. limnbaretteir and cite-saline
Raulette andilaids i
Col*ed, edam antibiewn Coition Spinelli
Cottenovorsted and woollen Nudely
I • lickingw:clieelmand &Dings':
1 Rule sbeetinganddiaper
1 A assortment ofwinter sating
Watt liisens.lawneilltidiapere
F T 4 . 1 4 1 l am bc=ts. laces. edgings and to
o Swint lio . olt.mnsline porting.
id Ulneertir.geind islgs.r o.,..
R petition and linen 'a .
G ii ldt ta ltt e t w ed an inuel u in ataw e ' • art, '
.81c.
nu and Lamp Oiis
Fig i. Plasterolitc. dtc., &et, \
4
Ferrel cheip---Coantry Neloietake.riiit exchente
Pottsville, Rovember lil • - • 517
iept 19 44
-a
Will
SAMUEL JACKSOF
ENOS CHIDAESTER, M. D
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, . • 0101 friMilli
x, W .. GOOD'S...
JOHN T. HAZZABLC:ifisPeeP? )I 3 ,
informs his firiendi s the eatiMlmol!'uttrr die,
and the iptiblic in general, thit Itti has just te
calved &large and general assortment of well pc-
IScted GOODS, congaing in lisrt.of -
,
Blue ck , brOwn, olive , green,* at and steel
it
tnistclo ba., do do do camimercii,ii" AO salinettst
red, - yel low, green and white flannels, blue, and
Idrab &fillings, bangup and genoa isorde,beerer
' teens, canton flenriel,,napped fustian for miners,
silk, raiment, swansdown, toinnet and Marseilles
resting. a large assortment of plain and high co
lored prints, damask-for table cloths, Russia- awl
bird eye diaper, gingham, colored muslin', mil
lino., foundation muslin, black and' brown . Hol
land, plain and cut silk 'Velveywoolen yarn, wool.
en, silk and cotton hosiery, Tbibet cashmere,silk
and cott shawls, cotton and silkliandketehicfs,'
and cravats, India, Flench and Italian ailks for
ladieidttsses t thread, bobbinet and cottonlices,
edgings huilttrigi and inserting', an assortment
, of ribands and galloons ! Irish linens, longfiewn,
ptinen dam brick, catitbriek t jaconet, Swiss and
book Minims, French and English mamma.
[ etreaassansi bombaseties, bombazines, 9-4, 10-4,
11-4, 19-4 rose blankets and .counterpanes, gen
tlemerM buckskin, beaver, and tioskiwgloves, la
dies boatin, silk and kid gloves and nittts,ladms
gentlemen. and children. amen and Was, bruarn
and biSsiched muslin., carpeting, an, assortMent
of ready mule clothing, brdslies,tombs, bar and
fist-Mal 'caps,
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, CHINA, GLASS
AND QUEENSWARE " • .
,
Also a good assortment ofGßOCEßlEKpusv
chased with particular regard to quality, consflit
ing in part of
Wines, cordials, French brandy, Iloihind'and
coin non gin, old Mononfahela whiskey, common
brandy, rye whiskey, Ito. 1 and 2 "mackerel in
barrels and half barrels._
• SUPERPINg FAMILY FLOUR;
Salt by the barrel or bushel,' butter, cheese and
crackers, spermaceti and common oil, together
with a variety of articles not en umerated,--which
he will sell wholesale RIM' retail, on the Most
reasonable terms, for cash or coulitily produce.
a.* Always on handa constant supply of OP,
F, IF, and FFF blasting powder', - and Dupont's
superior Eagle :powder. - • ~.• ~ •
•
The higkeat,triee given in 1 midi Jo! Country
pro s ee. ' I
iintry/merdhants wilt finititileir interest to
.
call,* they end be thrashed with Moat articles
on Wiarly as good terms as they could procure
them from Philltdelpliii.: ' Oct 19 4Stf
- . , NEW 1.60 it „DS.
grim subAcriberouive just received a large
-s• i!rad. general assortment of fresh and season
al le Dry Goods, • .
- • * Groceries.;
' • Hardware, '
~, Glass dLQueens Wa
5..'. Sporting and Blastia
1, llikto
:—.1.. li
'
- liar Iron; Grind stones,- -', .''
Fish, Salt,
i• Flour, Plaster dr,e. &c.:
whrch in addition Co their foriner stock render
~ thew assortment extensive and complete. Allot
I which are Offered - tor sale wholesale or retail -
at
.
1 very reduced prices for cash or in exchange ' for
Country Produce.
..
The highest price given in cash for all- ..inds
ofcountry produee.....t
JeligEPH WRITE .& SON.
1 - Dec 27 -6 7 -_,,... Mount Carbon
Faltand Winter Goods.
. TOHN CLAYTON, thankful for past favors,
respectfully informs histriends, and the pub: '
is in gen6st, that' he' has just received a largo
and gencralassortaient of Fall and Winter Good 4,
consisting in part of
Blue; brown, steel mixed, green, black and
invj
sible green cloths,
Blue, Mack, brown and fancy buckskin easel
mercy and rose blankets,
Ingrain & cotton carpet, French & English me
' rinoes,
Blue, brown, drab & mixed, buckskin cassinetts, .
I Green, white, yellow and red flunnela, cotton Ilan.
nels,
Buckskin beverteens, curay and Lyon akin cloth.
Petershare, goatshare camlet and camlet plaids,
[Fustian, Russia, German and Irish linens,-tile
covers, table -diaper
Bleached and brown cheat..
.Fancy prints, French chintz, printed menaces.
Fancy marine shawls and thibvto, TIF Ili, lace, and
edging, -
Itobinett,jackonett and cam bricks; black arid fan
cy silks,
!Cotton laps wadding, fur and hair caps,fur tippit
-Gum and lined over shoes, coarse and fine shoes
and boots of every size, looking glasses,
GlasspChina and Queensware,
Wines, Liquors and' Gfocaries,.
Books and stationery, &c.
- which he will sell at the lowest *ices,
for cash, or exchange fie country produce.
Pottsville Oct. Q, 4835., 46.4 f
N.B. Don't forget the number,', three Mans be
low the stage office in Centre street,"
PORT CLINTON FOUND Y,.
THE subscribers inform the inhahitarete of Pettit
ville and itaylcinity, that their woritaat - Pcireain
ton are now, in operation, where thetwilthie *lad to
•
receive o rdera for
CAR WHEELS, AXLES, &C.
or any other casting*, "'hitt ther idorniae to exeento
torompy and faithfidly. •
_•• 'P/tRILE &TIERS.
Novelty*. 3.1834 /' : • 51-ly
941" The Foundry will'be in bleat evenvother day.
JOYS.
. ' Anti:Dyspeptic Mizir, •
A SAPE.and erpeditieus core for Indigestion, or
: Dyspepsia; this•medieine surgessea every other
preparauon offered toalre , phblic.
It iirPrepated by C. Joy, 114).38j, northsth. strert Ar
Philadelphia.
Accompanying the Medicine;is afamphlet. treating
of the disease, with directions.drc. The pamphlet is .
.delirerecigratis to*eiery person en nng !brig
• Price, One Dollar per bottle.
A supply of the abor,elledie just received and
for sale by D. BANN AN.
Norerolier 29 Z-tf
•
° Fresh Fruit, uces, &c.
jEgUNCII, and Bloom Raisins, s
m Basket and Drum. Figs,
•Pratisa, Citrons add Leinsderrs.
French and Spantsh Oliva*, •
Capers and Pickles, ,
Moshroan Cstsup s - I
Anchovies, - -
Essence of Ane4o*ics,
Lreuster Sauce
Canton 80y.,dry Poisder,
John Bulhrßeeftlteak Sines,
Pickled.Loisdesi, Clams Sind abscise,.
for sale by . ,N. NATHANs &co
Jan 34 • • • - II
Li o n. orrison• '
. 4 te:' - etii ill -
.. ,
AMetneir Of th e pobile seritiColi of Gen. iVm.
Honir r y- •H arrison. ' of • Ohio; 'by-James lien,
with a portrait of the gallant -Qpnrrnaniler. jn• t
reeeised and fur sale by..i . `ll. BON AN.
--Jan 90 • . ' • ll