/'• itiPolo.
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From Bentley's Magazine
" JACK AND JILL. •
'lack and Jill •
%Fent up the hill, -
. To fetch-a pail of water;
Jack tell down,: -
And brulie hie crown,
And Jill came tumbling allet.".
; TRAIViLATI(iN
-Jobanner:Cum. !f
• Atrlice dual.
At!mutat, aquam. uwuirm
ASCCPait
'Et Ole Sir,• •
.• Prolap.tis, fregit trout. m
• BORSIS-A.S.D. WIrE.S.z-Z":0M . ill natured fellow,
i‘lichelar without doubt In ip: trctea the follow
,
For good or for Emit,
For holier er
:Mau ion him a wife,
Or Days him a horse
Both aro deceptive;.
We take them on trust—
The likeliest looking
- ' Oft turns out VA. worst.
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Tax TABLES TunNio.—AA sev'n o'clock the
dinner was served, and a icon, • t aillent one never
was given at Calcutta; !but,: us everything must,
0 tine to• an end, so thiS vs.:Tilt:in dinner at last
1113/3 finished; the desi , rt , was Fe•ivid up, and the
hookahs began to emit their guttural notes. Many
were the subjects broached, arid got rid of.• many
the toasts which enlivened this fashionable feast.—
At length, by the most skilful manecuviring. end
with infinite tact, MaLuly lirought the heauty,of
the new tables on the tapts. Every one admired
then, and felt grateful to dam for -having so late
* supported the rich thurwr Of their ii ,St. '('hey
'are. the finest-mahogany 1 ever saw,' said 13iiseo.
.:.They are perfect, 'I
new. r say any Sri well propor
tioned in my life. I must have some made like
them; said a dinner-giving, old civiliat! With half a
liver. _
. They are two high.' chimed in Charles Macau
iy: with affected indifference; just a little too high.
—Don't you think so, Gordon!" 'On the contra
ry,' replied the hOst; •it anything, I consider thelit
s shade too, low; 'You, are mistaken, my dear
fellow.' I have an e4ellent eye; • and .I'..alii sole'
1 inn right _ Nu tatd4:: \ sliOuld exceed two feet bll,
and these-are at least one iii`ch higher.' Don't bet,
James, don't bet, for I ern „ n ave .of the fact. I toil,
youTcannot be deergved. ,My eye; is always ca:-
cacti - . Not bet! It it WIT. , not that the tables are
,my -own, and con:tfluently, that I should &t-on a
certainty, I'd lay you a laik,of rupees that they are
not more than.%) inches in height.' 0! if you
are willing, I'll take toe bet, but leinern!kr gentle ;
men, I tell you beforenand. , I sin certain of the
fact; • I say these tables are at leant 31 inches from
the ground.' .I.Thrie ! for , a lack of roper;,' CAA
Gordon. !Done I' re-echoed Charley. Their i 1,1.-
ling books were larou,4lit outi'and the wagers duly
'registered.-
-
, A servant, was odered tri;bring in,a , yard mea
sure, when Macauley turned around With an air
of triumph. 'Yen may Faye yourselveathe trouble
.of meltsurmg. Ha! ha!' and he chUckled with
delight. 'I warned you firly, I bet onacertainty,
- so you can't be off, Janes! •I stand in my bit,'
said Gordon. '\Veil. then pay me the:money. t
measured the tables: this' morning, 'while yrof
•Were shaving, and hen is a memailinduin of their
height; thirty-one niche; e'xiictiy.', rid 'the coliniel
.!.burst into, a roaring fit.of Live ito s he produced
his pockf t honk. .1 know vim di Merit James.—
- .I. RS IV you do so in my !milting-glass.' 1 The colo
nel started. 'so, as soon as you bid gone away,
knowing well yr:Mr:int m don , , 1 had an inch saw
ed off every leg. 'So, tor once. ttiy knowin , friend ,
the tables are turned P , • .
Trio fibrin TO LOSE. -!t is almost sinful to'
joke
about so serious an accident a'S the explosion at
the:office of the Union on 'Monday, but really, this
'such a good ono that :we cannot refrain from
telling it. The-head of the boiler, be it reinem
berm!, passed through . three stories of the buildlng
but .stopped when•it reached the floor, of the fourth
which is used as a }dace of ineeiini, on; of the
highly respectable lodes of Odd Fellows in this
borough. A lady as remarkable for her beauty, as
her:wit, remarked—that the reason the boil.; did
srofiNass through the floor of the lodge, was that
iL had'nt:the pass-w,rd.—Har. Reporter.
A young French.traveclor, tvlio hall not leained
to 'manage the English' labguage, went to dine
with a gentleman. to cvlaMi he brought a letter oi
introduction. The first bpoonfoil of soup bunt
'his mouth.
'Ma foie exclaimed he, 'ln dis coop is too Much
summer.'
- The next day he wished to older a chicken ter
bis dinner, but could rioi.:rcCollect the name., lo 1
his peiplexity he turnid:ww.ird the window,,aodi
his eye caught a sight of a t‘eather-coel; on • a
church. • / ' !
'Vat you call dat r exclaimed he pointing.
'That is a church tower:. ansacied the master
of the hotel. , \
'Den.i wish you hive the iiinaness to roast me
a church tower for thy dinner.' • .
Pn'or or A Stitiiin 511:sn.=—A man rcAiding
at some distance hem a near rel ills e, received a
laieies'a;e one 'cold evening November, 141. 111 ,a m
to his i'esidence, as he was hi a dying ,tate.=' , \ V hen
he arrived, he was told iluirhis c was a ht.: .
tie hater, but that his reasaiehael ettute.) , left him.
The sick man prestntly turned sins s liced, saying,
in s faint voice—
.lV ho is that!'
He was informed that it was his relative who
had been sent fOr. '
•Ohr eh?' sai 1 he; 'yea—ol.! tea. He tnu,t Ito
a-cold. Make litut'.o gortal m,;11.11,1 toddy--3 ea 'a
faddy—olot todti3).`
•I gueas he alotorazy,':63 d the' viAtor, .he talks
Very rational:
Mr. Wuckhageaikdetvegthtui,j,enblurben fell town
Stairs the Other day,` and broke his name unto tree
pieces.—Boston
And we think it was , very cruel in 3ou to put
such a name togetner egdin.'=- Z 1. CoNt. Adv.
ltt9osEss.— . ll'hat.: ;Mr. Brawn a brute!—
Why he allies to his olta every packet!' • es,
he antes a parcel of aurnincry uhuut: the aguiiy of
absence but he has to.Nei oluittcd tier a Sillillll.;.— , -
Do. you Call that tilllJllaa9t •U.:eiJe.;•) : Lure
,
milting r
An Itisbnian going to bc
tha rope aught be t.ed • :ii.teda ul
round toa turuat, .rjr.. bait! 'Tat,
ably al:kWh in int: w,0.4 &Jac if tied Lure, c,r
tatuly kill iiiyeeti
• A DilWl LAST SSAPYCIL ntacti thiit the clew
of .lus craft coutil.ts. Ed Ili; till Mall, a 11.11 C 1.10) ,
dllU ' ll loot ;lid a Itetttwit..it.
•
Pa.c.voca of the J,ourtiile J“urtial Itna 14,,t
• hitudeif lulu.) trouble. HC eon) Lat., ogo
a cint..iiu nutettuue :Senator aa Tettm.p.it
and tor the honor of their ccx, the•/...1C6 ale pr.,
testing agaiast the attempt .to mike a wotihni out
of mica a than.—Cu t. C'Artt.
. •
Mud is tt, •thdt ray lets> fit pruportitot to the
trouble of euhivatiAit, watt OH) ii
giveft up! 41'11101E1LS!
Whnn a woman resorts to art 'LI a blu,h it j.
proof that nature cannot longer furniau the gt . titn-
Lite.
A Fara Iltr.—The New York Tribune cello
Mr. Jtihn ir.au Berm, '•rho favotito grandson of
Now lutist! it the Attorney General does not
enjoy a hearty laugh offer his new Wk., he is not
.made of- tta good stutr 'as we have always found
aim.—Ex. •
...
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n • . A rO3,I•TUVE„ FAcr.--A girl aut !West, who has
'a swivel or screw eye, looked so lung and affection
ately on, a gin bottle tLat she actudlly drew uut
the cork! Au apt insianee'ut the power of true
' lose.' •
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o ' f i t V e l Cl bo h u n s y e fi t ) li r v e . .a r s a b i;l a y re k tnlt n ed a t s ol j ) a ny nt h , at s s
,V a
.-..4' ,-- afartin'S for many years. • • .
fsr- - '"- 'CONSUMERS who desire Jo wear service
ale lists can do so by purchasing those of our manu
facture. di we superintend. every branch Tit the bust
mess personally. and are determined to sustain our rep.;
utat ion tor-selling the best hats in the United States. •
HATTERS supplied with every description of Hatt.
In the rough, Furs, Trimmings, • &c., the quality of
whith may he.depended.on, as otir extensive manufac..
• tory enables us to sttliFify them of better quality than
The State - of New York .'clairns the tv'hole' of I Atli other Muse. • Orders enclosing payment. promptly
.
tho Trinity Chtirch property', supuntin; t o and carefully, forwarded. MARTIN & PATFON,
tiiiity or forty ruillioia of dollarr,. , . Fhilada:, Doc..fri 1 i43 5 . 115 2dr !Let Street, Phitada.
. 51- amo ."
the Eighth'it mode of axing fore new
wife, was by.cuttin,r, otTihe head of an uld one."
p t~uaacLp ia.
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TO COrti - TRI ; aIIERCILIA
And others, visiting the •
CITY Or PHILADELPHIA. •
TRE subscribers, Alerche(nts, Manufacturers, Me
ehanicr,Pnblishers, Importers, and Wholesale and
Retail Dealers of the City of Philadelphia, being pre
pared to supply the demands of the Country in their
respective departments, respertfully Invite the Met+
clients and all others visiting the City for their Spring
and Summer supplies; to call at their respective places
of Lusiness, where every reasonable effort will be
made to give entire satisfaction,
GEORGE S. APPLETON,
Publisher and Importer, of Foreign
. Boom ItS 'Chesnut street, below Seventh. . •
Invites thehttentioh of travellers. strangers, and oth."
era, to his very eytensi%e collection of lESat..l3B and , .
AftERIcAN Publications, in every department of Lit
erature. His stock of elegantly bound Books for Pre
wits, Port-foliOs, Stationery, Recent Publications; 4 . e.
i 3 tile SIOST VARIED ISt TUE CITY.
Bedding, Feather, and Furnishing WarVonmit.
Fintey &.Co., S. E. corner of 2d and Walnut streets.
linpoiters of Watches and Manufacturers of Sil
ver-ware and Jewelry.
Thomas C. Garrett & Co., 122 Chesnut street; below
- Fourth street.
Wh , destil'e and Retail Dealer in Fashionable and
Medium Fancy, and sup.rior:,Staple Dry Goods.
A. S. Marshall, ISS Chesnut st., between 7th and 6th•
Ai in ufnetut , r and Dealer in New Style Tortoise
Shells. Buffalo, fine finished imitation • 13,,1ia10, and
' Mini: . Combs.
S. Winner, (only Manufacturer of the real Buffalo
Combs,) No. 7 South Second street.
WM. H. RIURARDSON,
Elgle Umbrella, Parasol and Patent Walking
Cane Umbrella Manufactory, No. 104 Market street.
Manufactures by steam, and sells decidedly lower than
any other House in the United Stales.
Simi of the Eagle and Umbrella.
Sole Agont for the saleof the Genuine Demues
Snuffs.
A. Elton, No. 21 Union street.
Fancy and Trimming Store, Hair plaited in Brace
lets, Guards, Necklaces, Finger-rings. &c• • • .
F. J: Dressler, No. 47 South Second street...
Dealer in French A rtitieisl. Flowers, Ribbons, and
French Alilinery GoOds, Straw and-ottiet Bonnets.
R. Barton, No. MI Chesnut street. "
Importer of Trimmings, Toys,• French, English •
and German Fancy Goods.
Ai. Dinner,-No. ASSuuth Second street.
Who:, sate and Retail Domestic. and Foreign Dry
Gwids Store.
Josefill floones, N. E. corner llth and Market streets,
-oppositeßalt. Depot.
•
KEE Ft i.e Aron n--for cooling Frovisions, &e.
Warca-Fri..rins, for purF ying ' bra'plciah water, Fire
pfoof chests, Letter Copying Presses, &c. Manu
fa..tured by,
Oliver Lvans, No. 61 South 2d street.
Wltole.”,ile Druggists and Manufacturing Chem•
fists and Dealers in White Lead, Window Ginn,
Linseed Oil, Patent Medicines, &c.
Jenks & Ogden, No. 105 N•*Third street
Family Grocer, Dealer in Fine 'lces, Loaf Sugar
- aria 'Sega rs and Fresh Fruits of all kinds.
J: Canso*, No. 7d South Second street.
The "Doti.s.n• NEWSPA eEll"—The cheapest And
best Weekly Family Paper in thernited States,• et
holy per year. •
A. ii. Simmons & 'Co. Publishers Ledger 'building, S.
W. corner-3d-amid Chesnut streets.
Perkins & Purses, BoOksellers, No. 142 Chesnut
Street, above Sixth Street.
Books sold on very low 'terms.
‘Vholesitle anti 'Retail Clock Egablishment, octa
-1 bracing a complete nssortmera. '
James Barber, No. 7S. Market street, above 1111, South
side. •
Suli..criptieins and Adcertisemonts are received for
most of the , Netvstiapers to the United ...States by
V. B Painter, Agent, N. W. corner of Third and
Chesnut streets.
Book Accounts, Notes and Claims collected, and
other business r.quirlng the Rid of nn Attorney. at
'. tended to, in any part of the Unidn, at V. B. Palmer's
S. Collection Agency, N. W. cor. ThirC•and
Chesnut sts., 2d story.
Wholesale and Retail Umbrella and Parasol
Manufactory.
tstniton 6leepet, No. 214 Market street, second &qt .
eb - ive 10th, South side.
Maiinfacturer and Dealer in Clocks, Watches and
Jewelry.
Lewis 1 adornus. No. 4131 Market street.
Maitrass, Bedding, Carpetting and Feather Ware.
roving.
Hartley & Knight, 146 S. 2tl street (west side) five
doors above Spruce. •
11Ianuffacturer of Stair or Carpet ROds, of the la
testistyles. .
Edivtird Jones, Swanwick st., between Walnut and
Gb'orge its., west of 6th at.
importer and Dealer in FOreign and Domestic
Hardware.
Henry L. Elder, 493 Market street, between 13th and
Broad streets, and Branch Hardware Store, N. 14.
cdrner Ridge Road and Green street.
First Pretniutii Piano Forte Manufactory and
*Ware-rooms.
C. Meyer, No. 52. South Fourth street.
!sheep and Fas: Tunable-Ready-made Clothing', an
extensive assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and coa
tings made to order. fashionable style.
B. C. & S. C. Cooper, Merchant Tailors, l 0 Chesnut si.
Foreign and Domestic Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, at lowest cash prices.
T. B. Bassani, S. W. corner 2d and Union streets.
II; Ward, Bonr.et Manufacturer, No. 77 North
Second street. will sell any thing in his title, at
Wholesale or 11:ctaa, as cheap a 3 can be•bou p it in
the City. "-;
Wholesitle Clock arid Looking-Glaas Establish
ment, Brass Clocks by the ease; at 6.10 50.
J. .A.• Criswell, No. 209 Market street.
Manufacturers. of Common. and Fancy Soaps and
Mould and Dip Candles.
E. & G. Dallett, 36 and 491 Market street nod N. E.
corner Inth and Callow hill streets.
Wholesale 'ramrod Warehouse and Havana Se
gar Depot. Country 1 rade supplied onliheral terms.
J. A: Edenborn, N. E. corner Third and Race Streets.
• VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTURER. •
B. J. Williams, No. 12 North Sixth street, a few doors
above Market street.
Venetian Uirnd M - anufactory, Potable Desks 'anil
Looking-Glass Ware Bantu.
W. B. Barns, No. 01 Arch street.
NV hob-sale Dealers in Laces, Cailiroideries and
'Fancy Dry Goods.
Solomon & Brother, 31 Bank street.
Manufacturer of Theimoineters, 'Hydrometers,
SaCharometeref, &c., frir Brewers. Distillers, Fartae,rs
churning). the Weather, &c.
Fult,,r 55 Chestnut strei.i.
in.ilesale Dealers in Millinery Goodsand Flowers.
George Edwards & Son, 37 South Second street.
Si'ed z 4 tore oLutore Vino 40 yi!ars standing . , Grass
and Garden Seeds of finest quality and best varieties.
Joseph P. 11. Coates, No: 49 Market street.
anufacturers and Importers of Paper Hangings ;
Columns and Fire Board Prints.
Beaty & Cut ry,.l. la Chesnut street. • •
manufacturers of &ices.
,cßidlles,. and Screens,
and Wire Work in general
Needles & Watson, No. 51 North Fiont street. •
W'holesale and Retail Garden, Fiowei'aud Field
s, o: d ...tore, Gardening Books and Implements. -
'll. A. Dreer, Nu. 07 Chesnut-street above 3d. •
Itaixdper and Dealer in Drugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Dye Stuffs, &c'.
Dr. D. Jay he, No. 9 South Third street.
A. ' J. H.; MITCLIE.I.L'
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E. A. 11 ATHA WAY & CO.
Comrnia-ton Rini Casten' Produce:Merchants, No,.
2.9. North IVhar;:es, foot •of Jirch . street, Wholesale
It -niers in Lamp Oil, Tanners Oil, Candles. Soap.
• Teas, Chocolate, Pickled and Pried Fish, Painted
Pads, Cheese, Butter. Hops, Ground and Calcined
Piaster, &c., nil of which Mill be sold at the lutvest
Markt t prices.
Mrs. M. Crim's Boarding House, No. 108 Wal-
nut-street, hem cen 4th arid sth.
Cheap 131ind111iinufae:ory. Orderc from
a de.oriee carefully forwarded. Old Blinds repaired
aivt'vtliltcd.
L. 31. Tled;es. (vid,* of E. Hedger) No:Ill Spada
street, below Duck; east side.
BONNET MANUFACTURER.
Thrma.t. 11/ hile, No.' 15 South Second itreet, (late
of Commerce street) : ,
Importer of War.chea, Plated Ware, Jewelry, and
Fancy Goods, Watch Makers Tools, Files and ma
terials.
Jelin C. Farr, N0...112, Chesnut street.
L.Pary's iSTI' Book Store, S.M. Corner of_
Becond and New Streets, Philadelphia- Over 100,-
000 vols. New and old-books in every departenedi or
Literature, wholesale and retail. . -
Manufacturers 01 lirrilirellas, Parasols, Paqhmiettes.
- and sun' Shades, - o? the newest styles. "E4erisive
.sales and small profits."
lfi tu. Richardson 6t. Co.. No.-100 31arket street.
Philudelphla. Marsh 08,E ;IL-4k
Merchants
PljUt bclvt~ia.
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CHEAP BOOKS & STATIONE
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I • KAY-& TROUTMAN,
No. 18 3 } Market at.bettccen 414 . 04- SI b,N. si
I*
• j ,PIitLADELIMIA,
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:-.
R ESPECTFULLY call the attention of Cnuittry
'Merchants, Professional Gentlemen and the Pub
lic generally, to their extensive stock of Books and
Stationery, comprising
School,; .- Day Books, Legerti, and
,Itisdical, - Blank Books of every de-
Classical and Milnella- . scription,at very lqa pri
neoue Books ; , ces. I I
Cheap Ruled Cap and Statioiteriof all kind), and
Letter Paper, , all other articles, lti their -
Wrapping Paper. line of business Vi , -
which 11 0 Mill sell at the lowest prices and on as reit>
tenable - terms as any other Bonk Establishment tn this
city. I . , I '
N. B.=—Toe highest price given for Rags In eikhangr
for Books and Stationery.
Thilatia., March 7, 1516. •
,
It.IIOLESALE :q.YD , RETAIL •
PREMIUM HAT STORE.
, Bertrand Ross,
Jiro 120' Chesnut St.. south side, 4 doors below Itle
. PHILADELpHIA• '
- RESPECTFULLY Informs the Bisons
- of Schuylkill county, that he has re-fitted
and opened the above EstabliAhment,
where he is prepared at all times: to fur ,
nish Beaver, Nutea and Moleskin fiats,
equal to'any manufactured in this COnntry. Also, a
superior - quality of ClpS, for officers of the ArMy and
Navy, together with Dress. Riding and Sporting Caps;
a new and splendid style of Children? and Boys' Caps,
with a great variety of Rich Fancy Furs for Ladies. .
Just,received, per Steam Ship Great Western, ;he
approved style of Ladas' Riding Hats—also, a beauti
ful assortment of Chitdrens' French' Caps
I AM determined that my,Hats in point of beauty and
quality, shall not be surpassed by those of any otliCr
establishment in any city in the Union.
Philada., Dec. 13,, 1815. i tIN-fitno
Pii/Le4DELPH/3 •j ,
HAT AND CAP STOIRP,
FALL AND W I NT.E.II .TR AHt.
i . . GARDEN & BROWN, L 1.1
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PATt.TI( ULARLV invite the at- .., 1
--,1 tentiOn of the citizens of Potts-
....„" villa, and vicinity, '(when our
-1 -......-,
..."-:•,,=-,-.,, chasing Hats and Caps,.to their .....-=,...
,Store, hying fullyaatisfied it is greatly to the inteteui
of all and every person to deal with them. They now
'offer one of the-largest and most splendid stocky of Hats
and Caps in Philada., at prices defying
all coninetirion.
HATS: ; HATS: HATS: 1 CAPS l. CAPS! 1 CAPS:
Su?. Bea. Hort. 82,50 toB3 No. 1 and 2 fine tutu kr
. ' Brush Hats, 82 to 83 'Cape, Cheap. i 'i.
" 111ileakin Hats, 82.50, No. 1 and 2 fine Shetland
(usual price font. d.,llars.) :fur seal Caps. i - . ,
Sup. Silk Hats. 1,50 to .82'. No 1,2 and 3 fine musk fur
. Cass'. Hats,B2 00 toile:ins, some aglow as 7:i etc.
"- Fur flats: 81.25 and Hair, seal, cloth, fancy
upwards, and every curie- velvet, fur trimmed: glazed,
ty and Style of Hats at as silk, oil-cloth, leather„ 'and
tonishingly - . , every variety and Istyle: of
lOW PRICES: Caps, for men and boy's; at
- unheatd of . .1.
. 1 I,OW PRIC E S. !
Wanted It to he nenerally known. that we
none but first-rate Hats. and more we do businesson
the principle that HONESTY 18 THE REST POLICYI
selhfie cheap to every one,lude or no.judge.
• oz: , - Country Merchants, Storekeepers. 'Hatters - rind
others, purchasing any articles in the Hot or Cap line,.
will find it to their advantage to tall, as.we babe a
large and corm.lece stock wiled to the Countr) Trade,
which we will sett at the lowest wholesale prices:lean
and see. Open evening. Musk Rat Skins and other
Furs wanfqd. ' GARDEN & BROWN.,
No. 195_,Market Street, 2cl door below Oth,
Phil dk Nov. 29, 1615.
011 Y
BEST BUTT HINGES,
~ r ANUFACTUheRED and for sale h
Tar 7 .KER 3 . mortrusa, I
• Pascal !roil Warehouse, E. E. corner of
Third and Walnut street,
,Philada.
Philnda. A urrust 9,
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AMERICAN HOT E 1.1,. •
PHILADELPHIA
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' - T,I11• 4 commodiong end delightfully In- ,
ilW . n?.:
eared llotel, situated • in Ctiesnut eftect"
;s.. 7. 7, :,.. Phil idelphia, directly opposite the state,
-MI 111 0 tIse:t hence 4. Charter. .Propriepur
- • coffers every inducement to the -travalliog
public. It is In the centre of business. it is within two
minutes' walk of the Post Office, Custom House,' the
prinhipal Banks and i tlaees of ainusententi Vs in an
airy and delightful toestion. and-the itroPt loth!' Pifittgeg
himself. to devote every attention to his table, and to
have obliging and attentive servants to conduct to the
comforts of his guests. Paths, warm and cold. always
rea,dy. and an assortment of - wines - of unequalled ex
taMerice. k.
Philada. Nov. 221 Isls, ' '47—ly !
Th 6 New York Canton Tea Co.,
IN ADDITION TO THEIR OLD STANDS, ; ; •
8,9 i Chesnut 5'.,11 door: below 3d st., and 45 -
I North sth sr., below Rare, 1 ,
MVO , : OPENED A STORE AT :In MARKET ST.,
':FIRST DOOR BELOW oth, NORTH SIDE.
OWING to the.high repo (Minn which
-::.'---:-.- their TEAS have obtained in Philadel
hqUs6.l ph ia and thrinwhout the mountry, tor
b.. - ~.,,- several years pa-4, it remains onti. to say
'....:`, t..._,`-'''' that every exertion will be made ionmiar
the liberal patronage which• has been accorded
The best selections of GREEN and CLACK TEAS,
are made from each carL•o, and owing to their grobt fa
cilities, they afe enabled.to offer etliry variety IMpor
led. combinine in an .ertiinent degree the qualities of
power; delicious flavor ? purity and unrivalled .cheart
peas% "
famil , deal. --
.. - f 7 " City and Couiitry families - am
pertfully requested to call as above.
Plitlada.., FeCtuary 21, ISIG.
- f,IRQUILII2 C3RPENTER,
Conveyancers,
56 Ii'ALNUT STREET, PIIILADA.. •
•: - Money Loaned on Mortgage, and Real Estate bonght
and sold.
Philadelphia, April 19 '
Carpetings,and Oil Cloths
At he Cheap Sure, No. 41, 'Sjrawberry Street,
Pill LAITELPIIIA.
(VIII store ren: and other expenses being. very light,
we are enabled to sell our CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,'
wholesale and'retail, at the lowest ' 'he
city. and tinvers will find it greatly to theiVai lee
to call and examine the large assortment we hie
season, of
-- •
Beautifully Imperial 3 ply, • .
Every variety of Ingrain, . CARP,ET
Twilled and Plain Venetian, ' ..i' ' ' ,
Todether with a large stock of OIL CLoylis, from 2 to
21 feet, wide, very cheap, also 3lattijids, Floor Clloths,
Rugs, Rag and Cotton Carpets, eic.; with la grind as
soitment of Itizrain Carpetsrria - r23 to. 50 !cents,•stair
and entry carpets fron,l2 to fiCreents. : I 1 •
ELI/RIDGE .N. BROTHER,
. .
l'io4l,.S‘rawberry street, one door above Chtistnitt,
fled:Second street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, March 15. Idlo A • I'l 1-3nto
trgi - -:... . - FOR SALE AT
•,w, ~4, 1 -- - -.
4.4,:e D: O. •PROUTI .._ •
16...-, Stil AGRICULTURAII.. IMPLE.MViT '', •..e' .
~...
. ' • Warehouse, .-±::.-
• 19 4 A Market street, Philadelphia,
17, vein: variety, of Agricultural and Horticultural /
Implements in general use, of the most approved
patterns and sttpe nor workmanship, at extrcmly low
prices • ". I
A. full assortment, of Prouty & Mears' Centre
dragglu, self-sharperilns, right and left h tad, nub-soil
and side hill, wheel and swing Ploughs,*ithl points
and shares so strung and thoroughly purified and hard
ened, that one hundred acres of land have often been
ploughed n itlia single set, at art expense of 50 to 62} cis
.These Ploughs are constructed of the. ben. materials
and of the bri r dn,st finish, and for ease of draught and
Managem.nt, the :agility with which their points and
shares are turned and sharpened, the eradication of
weeds, and the thorough r ultivation,of the soil, they
stand unrivalled in the market. They are warranted
to work in any soil. and to give perfect satisfaction af
ter fair that, or they any be 'returned, when OK pur
chase money will he refunded.
Hovey's Patent Straw and Corn Stalk 'Cutters,
Grant's Patent Fan Mills., Cultivators, Harrows, Horse
Rakes—also every variety of Garden ToiilsAgricul
tural, Ilortieultural and Flower Seeds, raised express
ly fur this estaldiStimeni, by careful and lexpeiienced
Seed-growers and warranted. I I
Marchl-1th,1516. • "
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TRUSTEE'S SALE
.r4mEs A. EREEMAK, Auctioneer, No, • 105 Watnut
street, between Fourth and F'fth streets Phituda.
Valuable Coal Lands in voloinbla
; AND NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTIES.
DURSUANT to a decree of the 'Circuit Court of the
tnited States for the E. 11. of Pennsylvania will be
sold at the Merchants' Eichawse, In the city of Pinta
delphia, on Wednesday esenini,'.llpril 15th 1818, at 71
o'clock, the following Interest In the valuable Coal
Lands, formerly known as the Buck Lands. I 1
71426 parts of 13 patented tracts on the waters of the
tibart•okinon Columbia nod Northumberland counties,
surveyed adjoining to or in the netghbothondof each
other, In pursuance of 13 warrants for Maw's.% ea..th.in
the following names. Wm. Elliott. George Ashien,
Lownes. John Young,John Whiteman, Joseph Gor
don, Richard Tunis, John Warner; Daniel.Recse,Wm.
Porter, Wm. Miller,Peter Dehaven, Wm. PoWell, sup
pored to contain 5316 t acres.
These lauds are on the CentreTurnpike, abOtit fifteen
Mlles N. W. of Pottsville and on tbc route of the pra;
jetted Danville Railroad. -
Conditions of sale are one third cash ell the execu
tion of the deed. which is th be prepared by the pur
chaser within two Weeks after the rate. two will be
required to he paid at the time of dale. The ;remain
ing two thirds to be secured-by. bond and mortgage on
the premises, payable in equal sums in two ahd three
years, nr all tbe cash will be received if 'preferred by
the purchaser. ELI K. PRICE, Trustee,
JAMES . A. FREEMAN„
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant fur the sale of
Real Estate and Personal,propetty, No. 1000Nalnut
street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Mareh 2!, 1016,
.-;:frITE -- MINER'S' _ -JOVRNAL.,
tptaactpt~ta.
ay.
i
de,
',A 10 ' ID
ICl—Cenn
LATE CLEMENR & BAKER,
IIOLCSALE DRUGGIST. :Manufacturer of Co
, , Pal Varnish, sale Agent for the rankiin Glass
1 , works. Haring been long engaged le 'rite manufac
r lure of Copal Virnisb, welt as other kinds,) is now
prepared to offer to purchasers an article which, in
quality, cannot be surpassed by any in the Union. 'Al
'on. receiving weekly from the above celebrated Works.
Window Glass of every size. Constantly ;on hand a
full assortment of White Lead. of the most., apprbved
brands, Red Lead. Litharaae. Saxony Magnesia, 4-c,.
which wilt be sold a , Manufacturer's prices, together
with a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medi
nines, Des, Acids, Fine Colnrs, Perfumery, in
short every article in the Drug line. Merchants, Phy
sicians and Dealers in general, are requeSted to call
and examine the stock and prices, feeling satisfied they
will be induced to puichase.
Philada., February 14, 15.48. 7-1 y
Accordions and flarnionicons.
THE subscribers inform storekeepers and 'others,
1 that they have just received a variety .o,lCerman
Accordions, Harniohlrotts, Harmonicon Flageolets.
Dominos, 61MA-boxes. Pipes of every dosciiption, and
a large assortment of Toys and Fancy Giiods, which.
will be sold wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices,
at the Second street Ton Store.
GEORGE & JOHN DOLL,
• No. 106 N. 2d st., below Rare,,Plulada.
Manufacturers, of Canes, Tops; Cruldruns' Rattles,
Napkin Rings, 4.c.
Philada. February 7, 1.6.16
PURE 'WHITE LEAD
Whetherill & BrOther,
r A NUVACTVIZERS. No 65 ortli Front street
l'lrdadellitta. have now a need supply of their
warranted pure white lead. atid those citaitiimers se he
have been 6 parii‘;:ly supiii;cd rn crinsequnrine 44 a run
un thehrtiele, shall now have their orderp
Nn knawn ',min:mare posseiives
, thoSe perservative
'anti bratittfa lag properties so desirable in. a paint, to
arLeGual event with unadulterated white lead; hence
.admixture of ritivir materials, only. mars In
value. It has therefore ' , ten the steady:aini of ,the
innnnfactures, for many ears. tor supply.lo the public
a perfectly pure white leaf, and the tineeasinede•
maul for the artii le, is profit that I 6 bas met with fa
vor It is invariably branded on one he ad--WE
13,17.0 1. 11 KR in full, and on the other,
WS:CIitANTKI/Pl`ttE --3 111 11 red letters. _
N oveinlier 19, • 47
Piftladelphla, Reading* & Potts
ville Raft Road. •
• 4
.r ...r •P‘f.,--
Reduction of Freight on Merehandize.
0 o AND AFTER Monday next, June 26th, 1614,
Goods will be forward d with despatch at the fol
lowing rates of Freight, beto'een Readitig. , and,the
points below stated, per ton of 2000 ibs. .
~. Between I Between
• Rt'adino• Reading
- •
and and
. ' Phila. I: Pullavilloi.
Plaster, slates tilos, kc. ~ 110 • 75 'etc
Pig iron, blooms. timber, ,
marble, rosin, tar; pitch, - 1 20. -
• 90.cts
"and grindstones. .
. .
Nails .t- spikes, bar iron, "1
•
caaings.lead.torponline I •
hark, rise li/baCcil, gilt, . 90 1 00
pros isions.potatoes, lum
her. stoves, .1.c., J
Flour per barrel, ~
Wheat, corn. rye. clover I .' .4 ct,4
',seed, s r . salt per bushel, .1 -
Groceries, hardware,steel,l "
-t•opper. tin,' brass. do. , , •
mesticliquors,machine-
fly, butter "and eggs,
:cheese, lard and tallow, I *9
- - - , oil, wool, cotton. 'earlier
'''raw hides, paints, oys- •
ters. hemp, and cordage.)
Dry Gi , ode. drugs,..;. medi,"l .
tines, foreign liquors, I
' wines. class, paper.fresh l. 2 60 1 70,
(Mr, meat, confertiona- I .
•
• ry, books 4. Stationary.)
.. . -. .
i:
N. additional 'charges for commisS'ion.`.storage, or
receiving ar deliV'ering freight at any of the n
fi Comps.-
.ny's Dcpots ore line.
j
' July 13. 1943• = O- ' ,
. .
SALT SALT !
tALINA Salt in barrels & hags, for sole ai the lowest
Market price, delivered on hoard of Boats no the
Schnylkill, FREE of PORTER DOE by 1,
4-.. (.312ki & tillOTllEft,
31• Walnut at. or LoLust st. Wharf Schuylkill.
ihiladelphia „ILO!: I tlr li, .9;
31;
ers are rag
' I
8,3m0 '
MILITARY STORE.
subscriber would respectffil, inform his
-11. friends and customers, that he hthi loedti.d his
Illtlitary Cup Altailiettiry '
In Third Siren!, No. 9's, slew doors below Race;
where he, would be ple.,,med to see his old customers'
sod is many new onesras are disposed tOl favour him
with thei r costoinkzflo stilicominnVeto rimoufacture
ilitary and Stiortinen's articles of every description,
such as leather, Cloth'. Felt. Silk And Beaver Dress
Caps, ofall,:tidtterns;.Korage Cap's; holsters for troop
Body diriCartouch Boxes. Bayonet c .bbards, word
Belts/of ; Canteens ; Knapsacks, different
nidierns : Fire Dockets, Paling Boxes, Tribe do.
'Brush am) Picker's Plumes, Pompoons Firemen's
Caps, Leather Storks, Gun Cases, superior quality .
Shot Rags. Game Bads. Drums.Ate..&c.
ILT - Vrd rs thankfully received aid promptly at
wade: t - WI LLIA M C RFSSM AN - , •
No.lol Northl ,nril Street, t few doors beloiv Rac
Philadelphia, January •13; ,1844' 2-7-6 m
PIIILADELPIIM,I?E.IDINGI.IND
POTTSVILLE • .11.1111. RO.h"D.
~~~ga- , _coa.,aaF4 l aea+"nr•~• - •Fo~~r,y eaa%e:nrv;~~3`~
:~y - -ter.:=~ 1~.~,,_.~ 0y -~~~;,1
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
.
l'a sseng et Tracns.•
Hours of starting on and after Monday, Oct. 03, 194.
From Potts% Hie, at 9 A. 1%1., "I Dairy exrent Sunday
" Philada.,: " 9A. Ni., 5
HOURS OF PASSING REARING
•
For Philada. at 10 A. M., t
Pottsville 1 2 A. 11., S• -
RATES OF FARE.
Between Pottsville and Philada.;s32o and, 00 -
" Rending , b 1 40 and 120
Philada., Oct. 11 , •
CARD.
EYRE 4. L.INDELL,
S. W. CORNER OF ARCH ar. FOURTH:STREETS_
PHILADELPHIA
ESPECTFL.I.I.Y inform their friends and custom-
Viers.'that in iddltion to their, usual large, stock of
fitaple Goods they are now receiving from New York
the Miming
RICH FANCY 'GOODS FOR.S.PRING.
'RICH NEW style Shaded Barrezel. . .
Broclia Ficiired and Satin Stripe do, •
Onibre Itrocha Chromastonique do,
Mull Dresi , es embroidered with wool,
New style Graduated Robes, • . '
• Delicate Lilac Pink and Blue Lawns,
Choice from Deltas, Meigs Co. new pattrens,
Plain Moulin de Laines and Barrettes. .
Neat siyie Mouslin tie Laines, for Friends,
Tarlona Gingham Tor Spring.
. . Sit NS. SHAWLS, &c.,.6re . .
BROAD WIDTH rich style- shaded Figured Silki,
mask Silks, rich brocade stripes,
Brocade Silks of entire new designs,
r
Neat plaidrand stripe silks for Friends, • . '
Chameledn Ispahaus, light and dark,
I Mode colored Armures and Pnult de,Solcs, .
'I Blk fter and broad black Arniiires ‹ ?.
jEarle Brand black Ciro tie Rhines,
• High Glogs black Italian Mantuan. -
FACED Painted Cashmere Shawls, 1 . •
lltit It Cashmere Shawls and Scarfs. '
Crape de Chine Shawls, a new article,
Pure white net and twisted Silk Shawls,
Largest black Silk shawls imported, :.
Bilk Shawls of spring style, . .
1 • Cashmere and Barcelona Shawls, all sizes,
1 Gloves of BaJou's celebrated make,
I Dress Ildkfs., Laces, Hosiery, fre., kc.
E. k L. receive the -French Fashion Plates by each
steamer, in order that Ladies may observe the Paris
style of making dresses.
Philadelphia. March 14,1645
• PASCAL IRON "WORKS,
Es* .AOELPI4IA.
IA 7 MIRO 'Wrought Trim Flues, Suitable for Lcco-
II I Motives, Marine and other Steam Engine Rollers.
from 2to 5 inches in diameter. Also, Pipes for Gas,
Steam and other purposes; extra strong Tub, for Hy
draulic Presses ; Pistons fOr Pumps of Steam
Engines c. Manufactured and for, sale by
' MORRIS, TASRER & MORRIS,
;Warehouse R. E..eorner Sd and Walnut sti., Philada.
' Thilada• Nov. ,! 22d 181 S 47
II 12.9 t
Loss of the Great 7tVe.steril
TRADE-SO GRUMBLES THE-PHILAELPHIANS-
. •
• SINCE THE OPENING 'OF ''. • '
LIPPINCOTT &, , TAYLOR'S,,
Great Western Clothing - Store, -
EtEtlej offer elothinnfaltkilds „cheaper and
otrtteprnanyo siereetabiLshment in the
Trotted'
States. ;To wit:—
Fine French Cassimere Sack Coats. $8 00 to $lO 00
Brown French Cassimere Sack " 700 to. 925
Asphalton Sack •' 10 00 to 12 00
- Fancy Cloth and Cassitnere Sack . " 800 to 12 00
French Cloth Dress and FrOck Coat 10 00 to 15 00
English CI nh Dress and Frock ' 9 00. to I?. OL.
Diagonal Cassimere Frock '• 700 to 900 1
Blue Dress and Frock " 800 to 10 00 I
Blue Black Frock and Dress " 18,00 to 12 00
Drab and Brown Fash. Surtout 12 00 to 16 00
•Blue hod Black Cloth Cloaks . 10 00, to 20 00
Fieneh and English Cassimere pants 500 to 800
Fancy Black • " 4 011 to • •5: 00
Velvet and Sattinette Fancy Vests i2po to oo
Together with a large assortment of coarse clothing.
consisting of Surtout I eats; varying in prices = to that
the purchaser: As follows
Pilot Sonora and Frock - 250 to dOO
Diamond Sattinette Frock Coat 4 50 to • 6 CO
Phil, Sattinctte ['reek ." '450 to 550
. Tweed Sack = " ,500 to 600
Saninetto Pants or alt colors 2 511 to 300
Sattinette Vests, also Cloth Vests 200 to 500
All of which cannot be surpassed by any otherestab
, lishment in the States,..for want of tart and a.dtspost
lion to please all that furnish us with their custom. We
manufacture our own stock and warrant all our goods
to be well 'examined before cut, so there Is no mistake
1 in goods purchased at our wholi•sale and retail chithing
IstOre, Corner of Centre and 51altantongosts. Pottsville
I Pa.
I P. S. We particularly invite' the attention of our
customers and the public in general. to our extensive
stock . of Cloth, Cas,iniere and Vestings, which have
j just arrived , to suit the season—which will be made up
I to order in the most fashionable and approved styles of
the day. L. T flatters themselves they can get up
a suit of Clothes in as good style, as any, other estate
;
lishment, at least 20 per cent cheaper than the same ar
title has - been purchnsed.io the place,,for which we
can give the best of references :—viz.
Dr. James S. Carpenter, Edward A. Warner, P. C:
I Francis W. Hughes, Esq. A.. Macdonald,
Chas. Leoser„ ' ins. K. Clement, Esq.
I Isitactleck, ' J. C. Mclflicken, Esq;
LI: F. Poniroy, Horace Smith. Esq. ••
• .1."
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. .
JO. C. Neville, Esq. Jas. H. Campbell,. Esq
Aoltonaldson, Robert M. Palmer, Esq
B Cunimings, Esq. • E. S• Haven,
Geo. H. Potts,_ .Y• G. Shoemaker,
Geo. W. Snyder, .William Newell, Jun:
Samitel Lewis, Chas. Lewis,
)Charles De Forest, James Patterson, '
Dr. Halberstadt, „'t. Enterline, - -
S. .1 Potts. T. Foster.
A. H. White • Junes ..NicKee,
6-emo
. .
AL Russel, •
E. B. Eiclgioltz,
Nov. 15
IRON! IRON!! . . .
It It IC II T `&.`-PIVIr T ,
. . A r int: .
. •
TOWN HALL,
...
• I r'n i ! o le u d n ' . . i a
( n o d
2 h: i r n m e t h nered
H. 1 n E v, 4 6 11 n: d e s ' s ' i ‘ ii r i i,, In
071 1- ra - r m
SLiroll from A. X. it t 0.4 it
Squares rrom g x gm i x 3., .
Itamerti itr e .tr.m .I x . 3 x 3 inrh, -
1 1 ,C 0 .nl , Von or va nnu •,, dimensions, .
. %. Crow.lTars, l'lnughl rolls,
• ,' nurse-shoe hare, sledge
. .
- • ' Moulds, Juniata Slit-
Nails. and ITorse
. . .
Shoe 11,,d5..
llltagon Cast Steel
Shear Steel, I.:nzlish
84ister. A rravie in Rlisier,
German Steel, Spr;ng
Steel, ;Ace., &c., 4,e
.- . .
THE GOVERNENTAL INSTRUCTOR, .• ..
.. -. •• ' - Or a !Wier
and - comprehensive view or the eovernMent of the .
Un 'led States, and of, the State covernment., in easy
leiintig . desianed for the itse.or schools. by .It It. Shor-
Off , 'Also rtEvis r.t) STATITTES.OF THE UNITED
g - rTES. and additional lowtt to ISll.'retinceri tia goes
thin. ;Ind answers, for the use of school% and {amities,
he Wrnt. It: Wedcwood, just received andlor sale at
lISICNAN'S cheap Book shore.
N0v.29 ' , , . ,
48 -
16 cts. . , It cis.
FM
10 1,35
11-2 mo
Jaint*lnnes,
STEEL
,inne 28
•
Illsoksagre frOm Londonderry.
r • PERSONS wi,hing to eneage forTheirfriends
in first rate ships, to sail from Londonderry for
.OJlellll the 15th March, Otte mitile:2slbNateb.
One ertulie•lst April. One on the'lolll!Npril; , ,
One.ontile..2oth'April, ,, One on the-lst'MaN:
May no do E 0 by applyine to 11.11ANN . AN,••
Minere Journal Office Pottsville.
The Creole. Capfain Clarke; the Prarinitalist Cap
thin Williams s and the Fannu.• Captain' Quin, are ex
pected tobe the first ships to leave Derry .thg. ensid
spring. ' •. • Dee. 20, .1815,.. 51—
PQTTSVII.LE IRON WORKS.
. . .
, . .
,-"; 0 -" q :
:.--,N , - I - - • , 4 - ::. --- ._.. L .L... .1_,-- 4-Z -- .., -
.
" E. W. ill c G NI S •
Il EPETF ELL Y announces to the Public, that he
fl has taken the Establishment known as the Potts=
ville iron Works, on Norwegian street, where he is
prepared to build all kinds of4iteam Engines; manu
facture Rail Road Cari, and Machiner) of almost every
description,at the„stiortest notice, add on the most rea
'Boilable term's./ . •
Persons front broad; in wantof Steam Engines
will rind i 1,63 their advantage to give him 4-call before
engaging' elsewhere. ;day 11 ! •
NEW CASH DRY GOOD, FANCY AND TRIMMING
•
ST.ORE,•
TBE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
MRS.;PHILLIPS IN CENTRE STREET.
'I he suhscritier respectfully informs The citizens of
Pottsville and the public-in general, that he has just o
pened a freCh assortment of the newest styles ofgoods,
tonsistiong sr -
Sins, Lawns; Alpacas, and Bal;arines. •
with a variety of fancy goods. Alsd; anew and spin-
I'
did style of • '
Prints, Silk, Millet 7Alliaect and other shawls •
Blit nod Black.ClOths of a s . iiperior . quality.
He has also on hand, •. • • . •
Sewing Silk, Spool and atent Thread of the
best I/uglily, Gloves and Hosiery, Straw .Leg
horn, Gimp, Braid rind other styles Of Fancy,
Bonnets, by the case, doz . . or single Bonnet;
Meu's and Boy's Leghorn at,v,
AU of whiChwill be sold at thejowest cash prices..
Apt 20 16 ly- , ' JOSEPP MORGAN,
iPOTTSVILLE BOOT 4 SHOE STORE
CENTRE ST: ADJOINIIitTHE POTTSVILLE HOUSE,
.
CA It 1:1 . ; , • .
• 5. , & J. FOSTER, •
, • RESPECTFULLY invite the attention or
41IS .their Mends and customers to their stock
O ,F.' • of Boots an qhoes They have largely in
,
creased their stn and now offer Boots and
-
- &,„.... .. Shoes at wholesal and retail at the lowest
''' rate, and no mistr. . ..
They have also on hand Me and Upper Leather,
Calf-skin,'Morocco, Lining kins, Bootees,Lasts, and
a general assortment of Slemakers' findigs.
Boots and Shoes of ever kind, manufacturedAo qr
`der.at short nOtire. ...--, - •
V
..
January t 0,18.162„ 2-3 mo
.
•
Steam Liagine
•
AND MACHINE MANUFACTORY.
.HE subscriber is prepared to furnish all kinds of
• Marhinury, such fit Steam Engines, either high or
low preiritufe—blowing ana pumping Engines, saw and
grist mill—Coal Breakers and other machinery con'nec
ted with the mining business: Also, belle :s ; iron boats,
propellers and . propeller "Brine's, iron and.brnss cas
tings, and all other tirticlesin his line of business, at
his establishment in 2d 'street, below the Rail Road,"
Camden,.New Jersey
Late of the firm of MOSES STARR & SONS:
Camden, (New Jetsey,) Nov. 1,1845. • 44-tf
, MARSH'S SUPERIOR PATENT
0. T R -VS S .
lItC - lib - 1 1
........-
A LSO,
, Dr. Jo.eph White's (Item ..bdomln.a.l
supporters. •
A ,supply of the above /articles, just received
and for:salo, at the manufacturers prices, by
JOHN S. C. MARTIN,.
Druggist
44
Onto' or 28..
•
Flour JP Feed Business.
rjPRE subscriber respectfully announces to the pub
tic, that he has associated Mr. Nathan Evans with
him in conducting a- general Flour and Feed Business,
under the firm of RUCH & EVANS, at the southeast
corner of Rail Road And Norwegian' streets, in the bo
rough of Pottsville.: where they will always keep on
hand, a urge and goad,assOrtment of
Flour, Feed, .- .
flay b' the bale, &c.; &c.
.All of which will be sold at the very lowest rates --
They confidently solicit the patronage of the- public,
believing that all those who deal with them, will find
dito their mutual advantage
July 19, 29-
Lard 011,re
IXTINTER pressed, cleansed from grease and pro,
it flounced by Engineers and Machintsie. who have
used this OIL, superior to-the best Sperm Oil - for Rail
Roads, Engines and Machinery of all kinds, Woolen
Manufactulies,.. &c., will burn In any-lamp without
clogging the wick, equal to the best, of sperm. andist
two-thirds. the cost. For sale by the - bbl., and sam
ples will be forwarded for trial, on application to C. J.
F. PI NNEY, Agent for the Manufacture r;Bostan, Mass.
or 'ED WD. YARDLEY, Pottsville, Pa.,tvhere a eaospel
ragba seen;
March 21,1816:
TEE CHEAPEST PA5.4.413.E AGENCY IN. THE'
OWED .:ST ATE.S.
-
JOSEPH. Oicarlpltßartg
BT 4 LIDDND LINE OF LONDON AND LITEEPOOL PACKETS_
~. . .
7 ,
74iiti 2 - . 74,,,,,, tr. 4•741 ,
...- ~,..-... ........Aza .
___
am ran, Agent, Ponta - Me t
ARRANGEMENTS FOR ISIG:
OLD ESTABUSHED. PASSAGE -00 ICE;
/00 Pine Street, Cer. of &kith, N. '1".
.•—• , . . .
. . .
Tllautiscritiet bensleaVe to, call the attention of
his friends and the public in general. to the follow
ing atrangernepts for the yearll6l6, and for the purpose
of bringing out Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage
Passengers,. by the following .
Regular Packet Ships to'
and front LiOerpool.l
Ships'' Names , Captains ". Days of Sailing from
: . '.7. : , •.' ,
New York.
Henry'Cloy, ' Nye,l i . Jan. 6 May 6 Sept 6
Stephen Whitney ,Thoiripson, * " 11 " 11 "• II
Garrick • . skiddy, • "26 " 26 , "26
Patrick Henry, Delano , Feb.T, 6 , June 6 Oct. 6
Virginian; , . Beira. " 11-11 "11
Roscius, • .. Eldridge, "26 " 26 "26
Independence, Allen, Mar. 6 July 6 NeV , 6
Waterloo, . Allen, " 11' "11". 11
- Sithlons, 'E. Cobb, " fa; "OE" 26
Ashburton, ' Hovland, April 6 Aug 6 Dec• 6
John R. Skiddy, :kiddy, ' •• II . " .11 11
Sheridan , Cornish. " 26 ".. 26 "26
Ship's Name„ Captains, I . Days of Sailing from
.1 .. Liverpool. •
Henry Clay Nie,, . Feb•2l June 21 Oct. 2v
Stephen Whitney, Thodipson; '.' 20 " 26 " 26
Garrick, Skiddy, ' Mar. 11 July 11 No 111
Patrick Henry, Delano, "21, " 21 ''• '2l
Virginian, ' HeirM " '26 "26" 26
Roscius, • Eldridge, . April 11 Aug. II Dec. 11
Independence, Alio!, ''• 21 "21". 26
Waterloo,. Allen.V," 26 "26v 26
Siddons, : E. /A . May 11Se - et. II Jan. 11
rt
1 Ashbuon, • -How and, • ' 21 " 21 ".. 21
John R. *kiddy, Skiddv, ' ". '26 " 26 ." 26
Sheridan, Cori l ish,' June 'll Oct. 11 Feb 11
In addition to the above Regular Lines, a number of
Splendid New York Built Transient Sbips,such as the
'Adirondack,' Scotland ' Russel Glover,' •Eeho.. and
'Sea,' will continue to sail from Liverpool, weekly in
regular E.nccessh , n, thereby preventing the least pos
sibility of delay or detention , in Liverpool; and for
the acconttnodation of persons wishing to remit money
to their families or friends,l have arranged the pay-,
ment of my Drafts on the 17 - Mowing Banks :, . ,
_Cork Limerick •' ' ' Clounnei ,
Londonderiy, Sligo, ' Wexford
- 'Belfast, , , . Waterford • , Galw ay
Armagh,. Athlone, - - Colerain , -
Kilkenny,.; ~ flotilla, • - Tralee, i
:Enniskillen, ' . Monaghan, ~ Youghal, -
-Banbridge, Ballymena ,_ Parsuristown
Downpatrick, Cavan, . Lurgan,
'Dungannon, Bandon, ' Ennis,
Ballyshannon, Strabane Skibbreen
Omagh, -, Maliowi , .. Dublin
Cootehill, . -, Kilrnsh, '
Scotland—The City Bank of Glasgow
Enaland-Messrs. Snootier,, Atwood'& Co. bankers,
London; Messrs. Y. W. Byrnes & Co, Liverpool,
.' l'assengera•can also be engaged from Liverpool; to
Philadelphia; Boston and Baltimore, -by the Regular
Packet Ships on application being made personally,
mr by letter. (post paid.] addressed -to •
• JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine - street,
corner of *Mull street, New York
'' ! • . AUENTs: " __
Benj. Barman, Pottsville, Pa. ; Michael Mullen, Ro
chester' _N. ).; der. Ilagentl•Providence, RA I. ; T,
Cough, Albany, N. Y. ; CbarlUs O'Hara Toledo, Ohio ;
Thomas McQuaileilitica,N. Y. j "
I also beg leave to 'assure my friends and the public
in general, that the greatest punctuality will he obser
ved imthe sailing of the above Ships, together-with all
others which I may have, and that Passengers will
experience no delay .on .their arrival at the different
ory where they ',Man to 'embark.
P. S. , ,Free Passage can also be. secured from the
various Ports in 'lreland and Scotland. from which
Stedmers run In Liverpool
•• OE'.; BANNAN, Pottsville,
Sole Agent for die State of Ptmnsylvania.
17, 1816. \ 3
N X.ITION:_
GitEkT ATTRACTION
HARDWARE & I,tp.N STORE
, -
rHE subsc*riber respecifolly'informslils friends npd
,the public .gc 3 / 4 q,crally, that be has jug reCelved
splendid assortcaubbif FLABIiWAREi.IIION,STIA:I„'
ItOIALOW-WARC,: CAItPFNTER'S TOOLS, J&t.,
%chub adc. , l to liis..r.rnier stock presents a variett to
t bass destrinis of *purchasing, unsurpassed in the re
'gien,,for qiiakity and cheapness. large assortment
orthehe'st Axes at price's ranging from cents tp61,13.
Grindstones, , , .:cent per lb.
"Anolrlc'an fS "
• . 'rest Cast Steel, pig
Lead, 1 .• • • .7 ". ,r ßolled • 'r"
Nails the Keg;, ,
Tin, 2beies for 6;2100, cltea per Allan ever-':Wire of
all sizes very low. Ills as;orime,nt consists-partly of
Anvils, Bellows, Spikes, Knives anit Forks.;Spoolis,
Nails, Cbains.Shove6, and Tea and entree Nettles,. .
Spades, very cheap;. ; :Buckets: Mocks,, Rides,
Planes, Saws, Batt bets, .:Itifleharreis , Grass4tid •
I
linges, Vhes,Wagon Loa-Grain SeTthes, Sickles,
.es,'llay and 'Dung. forks, Fibs., Ilasps,Candio.c
Alan, Bye ++.
Copper and Iron Kettres,• Glare, Varuls*t. • ty,
And every other art Ole usually kent
,' , ll Hardware
Estatilishuientsoall of which he seas at a x cry IoW
tate. Per:nnsconimencing housekeeping. Blacksmiths,
Carpenters, Cabinet Nlaki•rs, Saddlers, ect.,will tint it
to their advantage by calling and examining his stock
before ptirrlm.sing elsewhere, at the flay Scales, cor
ner of Centre and 3larket street.
He tenders his unfeizned thanks to his old friends
and customers for their liberal. support, and solicits
their farther patronge
GEORGE IL .STICITTER.
PORsville,'August 10, b-1.5 '
Cabinet Maker, Undertaker, &e:
Fr LIE subscriber announces io the public that Ite
has einnim need ,the above mentioned busines4
i d t he borough .of I*.qt-v&e. immediately back .of
the I'eun.4ylvani4 Hall, where he willconStantly keep
oti hand ate Assortment of
Ill; A 1)r„.11' 1. D F. CO PFINS.
Cabala Ware .$-r. manurietvred of the h. gt
materials in the most durable manner, at very lute
rates. , .
• inuaiifnciare all kinds Or Furniture
sc.. to, older at the eirtirtest notice. ; '
Funerals waited on and llearses supplied, C c.
' therefnrk. solicits a part nl the priblic patronage
which.he, will endeaeur.lo meet by prompt attention
to business. Give on a trial. .
• Coleman's French Cement
UNEQUALLED for mending broken Glass, China
Qucensware, Ornaments and Farley Articlas of
every description. The superiority of this C e ment
over all Others is acknowledged - by every one whol
hass.ritr used it; and such is the confidence or 'tie .
,proprietor in its 'properties that if it fails to answer
the purposes for which it is recommended the ritoney
wiD be retimied. Articles mended whti it may he
exposed to considerable degree of heat, and will resist
the action of b idin weer sufficiently lotic for all or
dinary't urposes. The mannar of sung this cement
is so simple that the' most infsperienced cannot
Ihil
of success. Each bottle aceompanied - w.th the pat
ticular directions for use. B BANNAN Ag't
N. B. l'eisons ‘viching to sell agliin supplied at
the 1114hilfziciurFr's prices by
,the dozen
Nov 15
•! NEW-YORK STORE.
NEAP GOODS DIRECT FROM NEW YORK,
I•llE'subscrihers have just arrived from New
York, with a new and fresh stock of
. DRY GOODS;.
of the latest stiles and patterns. Also, a gene
ral assortment of GROCERIES, BOOTS AND
SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c.
• •
Alen, an assortment of
•
Iridia Rubber-,Clothing,
. Caps, and Mittens, suit. • .
• able for Engineers, and
persons exposed In •
stormy weather.
The above Goods were selected expressly for
the Pottsville market, and wall he sold very
cheap, at their Store, in Cebtre street.
e - For Chedp Goods call at the New York
Store:
H. I. TROWIIRIDGE & CO.
Pottsville, Nov. 1, 1845. - 41-
JOIIN F. STARR,
DESTITUTION LET EUROPE.
DT smile people it may be supposed that , the under
.") signed is making efforts to secure the greater pot-
Don of the custom, and consequently to sell the greater
portion of goods that are disposed of in this Borough.
This's not exactly correct. Experience teaches him
that all such efforts would be useless. and common
sense dictates the propriety of not engaging in anything
which will most likely prove unsuccessful.. It to true
that lie makes a considerable noise, and causes no tri
fling sensation In the mercantile world, but his object
In having his name to appear so frequently in the pa
pers of the borough, is the PUBLIC GOOD. Ile pro
claims truths!' IMPORTANT TRUTEIB! t and unless
the citizens . refuse to see. they, cannet be•blind to' he
fact that it will be to their interest to cull' at his
RIO STORE, 103 FEET IX DEPTH. •
He would respectfully announce that this immense
StOre-house is jamniell and crammed with bran splinter
fine NEW GOOD% which in variety, quality, elegance
and cheapness, cannot be surpassed by `any assortment
offered iwthe borough. The only.didlculty he,bas in
pleasing his customers is that his stock is tao - extensivet
among so many excellent - articles, It . is almost,impos
'sible for customers to make a choice. in order to ob
viate this difficulty, he desires to reduce his stock and
calla upsth his friends. to assist him in the undertaking.
' GEORGE W. SLATER.
50--
REM & EVANS
DecQutber 13
ANOTHER' REDUCTION.
• • GOLD PENS AT . BIN . •
AFICEBII supply of Benedict & Barney's Cold Con
. grese Pen and Pencil, with Diamond points, which
tooirthe premium nt the late fair of the Franklin
tate, Viet received and for sale by • "
B. BANNAN,
4g.-
Jan 17
I S ; (1L0.110.11 , ' .11UTH,
NO SCARCITY 1N POTTSVILLE:
f-armit's Qcpartmgnt.
' REAllll.loLrEs.—Various practices prevail
in different 'places, in nursing calves intended to
lie.kept for stock. Far in the interior, where
keeping and Milk are cheap, some farmers suffer
calves to run in thn,pasture with their mothers,
and suck during the 'aummer.- Some let them
suck for three months, and then take them off and
let them pick:fur themselves.
Some farmers take them away !from the mother
immediately,. and f r eed them on milk which' they
ure taught to ;drink from a pail, 'or trough. 'Wet
have known 'some tefutten their calves for the
butcher by hand feeding. .But labor must be cheap
and milk dear `to male this practice profitable.
Theie can be no doubt that milks tit4ed from
the cow, is benertfond for the younghng than any
!, that can be ftirnished. The calf draws it gradual
ly ; it physics hint just enough, in ordiciary
01/1111..16 just Wartn enough for his stomach. When
calcei drink intik from a pail they swallow ioo fa
pidly and the system is disordered. It is physiced
too much or4lol enough; it is not so agreeable to
!,,,nsture; a departure from whose laws fund be.prac.
: heed v.ith
. ,
Yet, when, strict attention is paid to imitate na- '
Lure, we have seen good animals that were reined
by hand. - And when grain is cheap,. compared
with -milk.'Stock can be reared cheapci. on.,the
skimmed milk, naval and roots, than on the natural
food-that is luitashed by the'rnother. '
, -
Cubes are taught to drink by' putting your s fin
gers into their mouths and their mouth into the
Idrink. Afte't a little practice very young canes
;
• will soon .learn to drink wiihdut any nipple in the
I mouth. If they are not apt at it you can forma
bit of leather: into a teat and nail one end of it fast;
Ito the bottoin of trough that holds the midi.. Put
this into the cult's mouth and it will, aitswer is;
.
; good u purpose us your linger. In a few days Qv/
; will dunk without a teat.
After all,. 'if !you, would raise nil t rate stock, of
good size, you should let your-calves suck for a
inumber of months in the natural way. ;they will
then be lesS subject to the scours and other com
plaints thaii:when they meted with artificial food.
.t lid you will often make cows oly our - heifers OGe
leaf; sooner !hail ]yi.iu otherwise would; fur they
vVi s il be Lirge• enough! to bring calves when they
are but a little over two'years of age . ~
Your steers too will have limit forms as well as
a more tainf3growth, for it you are not very atten
tive, when yew rear by artificial means, your young
cattle will be' ill-shaper, pod-(iiillitei t and poor.-
1 NII6B. PlUlPhriatii: ,--,
=,
SALT TORtCOus.-:-As this is the season :when
our Farmers lan! preparing to 'plaster' their
,Corn,
vve would beg again to:invite their 'intention. to the
new preparation used fur that purpose, noticed in
the 'Telegraph two ye.ara ago. We allude to cum
-men 8,111, which bus beep found to be a certain
remedy against the -attache) of grubs, *urine, and
every othar depredator upon the youngAjorn plant.
Let it ue unietiwith plaiter, in thepioportion of
one quart of salt tar-,three of plaster, and applied
at the same time end in the saute nuttier us plas
ter usually iS applied, being about if table-epee!
full t.) each hill.
,Care shuuld be 'taken, lieverer,
not to thrr.w the inisture,,upon the
. plants, as the
salt may pro4e injurious toLtheut but put it around
them Imo to them.
‘.N4 !lave tried.this preparation, have de
riVed builtin4 advantages frOill Its use; not only in
the complete' protection-which it 'alibi - ilea the crop
against grubs, WAMIUS, &c., but On account of the
qualithis of the salt. sLould .
like po bee it generalij , adopted by obr Fartnera,
urn . ixe shuilld '
u1b0...t0 be hiloknied of the re
bult'ot the eitpertutetit:—Germaniturq lelegraph
.- SMALL FARMS is. LARGE.—Sznalf ' .fartna are
eeitatilly n o ire easily unproved than; large ones,
and wilije the fertridy of the soil is thereby in
cieased, tire!temiuneration; the nett gain, is imam
inverse rand to its size, when compartd*with lar
gel ones ue_ equal fertility.- lum cfrarly of the
opinion if a man have five hundred !acres in one
body, that his' best pultFy.ds to do it, as Solo-
Mon adjudged, when thethild Waselaimed by two ,
in others—et trittalves i —tfand if a
hi can not sell
Moteiy,•or cultivate it advantageously, he tied bet
ter give itavv ay, A va-t proportion of the debts
to:- %%Mien agriculturists ate bound, arises from the
purchase of more karid. It is somewhat of a man-,
la, I admitainong -the good people iof Maryland,
which can only be abated by the stern enforcement
of matt . ..A.l, and by the conviction That large poi
sesmin's of 'land in the hands of,tbe same person
never benefit the ceitatr_Si,iind seldoin the individ
ual. Had I'my time to live' over again, I would
nut add an'additional acre , to my placimonial
Lite:,- Mr. &Milan.
PuTa•ro r he potato may with ease be
mule into a rich and nutricious jelly, arid the pro
cess should 'be generally knoWn. It is as fultows:
—Let a couple of good sized mealy potatoes be
washed, peeled, and grated ; throw, the _pulp.thus
procured, i:icto a ba.,.in of water, .atid stir it well ;
let it stand a few int:lutes, and d sufficient quanti
ty Of starch will liaNy falle:n for the purpose re
gaited.; pour off the water, and Wit on boiling
water,•stirring the stitch the while, and it - will
soon and Suddenly pass into the:stat of jelly.—
The only nicety required, is to car eful that the
water is 'absolutely boiling, otherwise the change.
will not talMplace. On comparingthjs jelly 'With
that obtained from Bermuda, a difficulty
critpinating between the two, will heapparent.—
The difficulty, however, becomes more obvious on
applying sugar to sweeten the jellies ) for then the
superior flavor of. the potato jelly is at once per
ceived, and, it is equal, if not snperiori also, to ar
row root in n its nutritious properties.
Ostov Ssen.Onion Seed should always he
soaked from ten to twenty-four hours before'sow
ing, The pericarp of this seed is singularly hard
and tenacious. and if coinmitted to the suit with
out previouis pfeparation, it frequently fails, as the
extremely indurate nature of the integument resists
the moisture, and thuS insure the lose of vitality , to
the see;l: :After immersion, pour off: the water,
and introduce a sufliciency of tine loam, ashes, or
plaster of Paris to absorb the moisture, and facili
tate the operation :of sowing. Some prefer letting
the seed remain in the Ulm till germination takes
place. Immediate sowing, however; we 'consider
,as much more judicious, especially when the seed
• is known to be good.—illaine CultiratOr, •
96-
DcTzetn•—lt is found that a goo,d'dry cellar is
a better' place for making butter than a spring
house. At least so gays the •Farmers' Library.
The reaaou is, the dampness occasioned by the
water is more injurious to the milk and butter, than
• is compensltted by 'the coolness it tiecastons.
▪ dili as ttell as a cool atmosphere, jeiieeded for this
purpose; and is better to dispense with a part
of the coolnesi than with all the driness. Cellar
butter, it is'said, willkeep sweet and good Much .
longer thari spring house butter, and l retainits no
flavor and Color to the last. In some places, as
'Philadelphia, it always commands: a higher price
M the market.
•
Centers ACT. —A 'fa,mer in ;Vermont last
season was' behind all his,neighborain cutting the
grass in his moidows. At night some waggish
boys went into one of his meadows and cut 'down
all the grais jn it. At the time of digging the po
tatoes they were -found rotten except where the
boys had eat (ff the tops, and therel they were all
found good and sound. 'fins would, seem to show
that the disease begins in the toils. and it suggests
as a meats of saving a crop the cutting of the tops
so soon as.the tops begin to die.—Morning News.
:The wheat crop thrOugheut the county is com
ing' on finely. and promises a most abundant her
vest. The recent beautiful weather has given nets
life to the . whole country; the faraieni ere busy on
their farms, and, unless Providence, 'should smite
the earth tiguin,,this will be a most. abundant year.
--Rome (Geo.) Jour.
WILLows Amnon nlotsrunB.-4An instance
is related where fruit trees were in had condition
from the subsoil retaining too much moisture.—
The planting" of willow trees near them was fol
lowed by a restoration of health. This result was
attributed to the willows absorbing the truperabun
dant moisture.—Ea. paper.
1
• Platform Scales:• -
•14 - A.nr.i,nitable for Rail Reads, Canals, Coal, Hay
Oresi Stoves, Cotton, Tobacco, Live Stock—kc.
Ordets promptly attended to at our manufactory.
Second stteet, Camden. Now Jerdey,'or Store No„
North Sthst., Philadelphia. •
ELLTCOTVG MIBOTT.
42.1);
Oct. ISt t, IS(S
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