• c~l~}~}ii~~gs., !daunt:En—in Mo, on the 171.1 t ult.. hp the Rev. James P. I ebertine. Me: T. Ilunn. oI Si. Lquia, to . .4.1i« ELIzA Roos, ut Howard EliE3 rite Sighed le ••Sie Gols t While. W With cart Oise little le; merhe dung)." :Ithin I:tarty, itrdyrr. II1(1\ pr.-fared. Some old war; wr tram at. i is fultraliag capita epi E FACED L. D in) Einntel cherk ,rn- ;Ind not the 1 1. 11.,i gone to !Wen 4.er 1. 1' .. OS A. rAr. Why is it that The lily bicir Because the rei! pl3re upait THE WAY I o THE•: 'WORLD. • 11%i:tie—no laittez if be his •lie le only, a nte. broken hit lec . True; but a meek a dirty Trish (hive (wet' hills if he But that Irish boy love him as tenderly nnio ha geone ; .qop The liorse , f.- 1 1.,Esn't iet out of the w.iy." vireo's, it may he, who you your own ollifiren. iti1.171C,1,1 a pigger on. l'uah him aside s ! the wuik?' Stop! that htori; 4 heart nviy bea4l. - -rl, 'Turn her rzut hag.' . _Do you know• pOir. 'JJox his eara ; bet but he 6110 teas if 'Give her the ribiui chen girl.' she can relish any nine. ; 'That's 'riga! run for h.ta nofr . l Su much ttie Mort! friend him. • ! The world--lhe - and linfeeldrig world— Who can but dfleafitg Welli.overm love for our fellow creatures in dikirest---mociymp.itity for the pour and urilortUril! l 4---110 I? , nvels of cumpa.biori for the "sad and rbjred.." 11: . re cru,ll - ,the poor, cheat the igfinr 1,1 th,!-e: who Ore nut' been bis met.] lik e (Ails, yes. —l ' prtland 1 r pri can Crink.tin.l feel. - Hia nos; Tic's a misers de old. Pgi;aps Elie is ioliestly rig ;30!y J.; kindoes,, wily a kit- good food as hell o'4 yOll or him again . ! car e•.nds.' • reason Why you should be- A Goon HIT ton.. a'.l tt crii•-,AII op chap in Contirclitmt, who Ya,:on,': of v. ' , ly medictioWn in that p Ft , t - the rottutry, cart it:tl on the Purl:Saar tte,ll.e.s vt4y ert , nst‘'ely ; and as i 3 generally Ce. va , uin that sta:e all. Ps own hands. :Atul to Show that he eosied the nvn what they eat, he WiAlld• have a Ihnel or L -bean soup di s hed tip for Itiniself to cool, while that :for the hand. wa. at-tv , .l op. in - u large pin ju-t from theboiling pt.' 'Pith, 01.1 fellotO had an-ap prentice who was rather uriluay among the but irons, freqUently hernwg- his flog, rs. The.old 'Man scolded him - setteidy una day for being, so careless: !How can I tell,' said the boy, they are but unless they are roll'. 1. ...Never touch any Mind agAin till you spit on it, if it cili% hiss it won't-flint.' In a Jay or two the Mil man sent the boy in to Geo.-Whig soup was c01d.,: The boy went iri the bowl; of course the soup did not hiss. lie wont hack and told the boss all .was right. .11iMner!' cried he., . All hands rum down rat the old man at [hellcat] of the table; and in ;Tent a large spoonful of the boiling hot soup into hts mouth. 'GOod hea%ens!' criiol the uld man in the great est rage. •VV but did COI Ind that lie for? -.You young rascal. .1 did nut lie,' said the buy very innocently.— .You told me I should .eit. on everything to try if it vvas'ltot; I spit in your . bowl, and the soup did not hiss,.bu I supposed it w,•s coo!: Judge the effect upon the jour'. was never tit want ..flriends among the joarney !MIL 0, ' TTS Love !—A young feller is in al! Sorts of a "fix." when:. he is shot through the gii•zsrd by shafts from •a pair of dirigl:t eyes, One poor youth, brought ,iown by the blind archer, thug lets off his highly concent . rati•d'fifelingw.at Ills Lily lose, folded in a piece of dirty blue paper. '4ly Dearest-4 wris very much struck with your unearthly heauti._tlia other Sunday in. the place of worship. 7'cllmo are you'a Angel it .the RCII/13 of Bliss come here for to lay waste ion . harts,- like mine, so srisreiiiible to Love. Thii:i• blew eyes of your., which eiprosses lova so strong, and also those sweet qps and cheeks were made for kissing. You your charms would melt a Samson, and oh if ,i on.resist my einplrings, I shall desolve away and .be'no mow.. Excuife'lldr dearest. Love tie your I Si, ter.' I 1 ' ANECDOTE OF: A , WEER.—TIICEC is a well known custom ' pievailir , ig nl our criminal c , u ts, of assigning counsel:to :Melt psisoriers us have no ~pno to defend theid.l one occasion, the court finding, a man accused of theft, and Without court eel, said. to awagiif a la.vyer who was pre-vim !llr.--,--, please wittidravi with the indsoner," 'confer 3W1:11 him, and Alien give him suc:licoulisel maybe best fon ' hisiiiii...reet.' The laWyer and '; ` his client witialreW;linll In fifteen or twenty min. utes the lawyer returned tutu court alone. 'Where itthe priionerl i i asked the court. .111. has gone; youi - honor,' the liiipcful limb. • Vo . l told me to give Mtn th ` essticst ailTice I "could for his interest; saildas lie said lie WAA gUIIIV, I lb iuglit the best counset ; I could oill-r him, was to .uut and rum' which he took . ht once: , I - Ic is in Jersey, your hu- ZIO:, by CAS . The editoi of at'.l ex ~ h.itl,- 2 :? I.vi 1:J!ly prrpctrit. 3 the fo!lowiniA7outr.r;cou: ani abozr.:riab:e_ ;ill ine : . . cllallbeaut.cou., malt: of gr.c.e. ,Why dp y weer a'hump d!" • • :The autlniquS i-cartip. Ile ought to be eh: n uked ato•rie*h with a - 1.1,12.,•'s imAde. Wunder if that rtlitor cultiedtei Lair? If he does, he must stl.i'dew tit.: luhu,viu,; reh,rt front .3, buklie-ing little maid: ~ . • 6 -flail dmidies . with'your i.r.trit,tile.l coat:, Why ths p . m wear your beards like goais!!: A Storni:tea 'InNDERNESS.—A itkiher *who doaled on her dear child, Jim, gave hid iho following certificate of her kind etnt.it it. to M., catching iinife tf •he •could--nhich ho duly pre sented to the proper outharity, when he went for his license: . • • ‘•this is 0 certify thtt 1, _ivc toy consent to -riot nii 61111 to 'git m cede to hou Lc p!ca.,!..., this given utitlei my hand This tEly of on Lid July the 96 hi7r ke.;'l • A S3tALL BILL—Two Mr; :red M. IS:, neither.! Whom woold be pr.'it.out.co exactly hartdnnie 'by the hoht,; owl 'Ocoe ttint• ugato tho city; When L. sui . J. , )oulook us Would soon pay the debt. Lif•th,t;:r.. ou stria dry up and tly away sumo of these slay s." “As is you L.” and retorting, 'the debt of nature. is about the ooly:ilebt you our trill p ry, sad that.hecause: you twbO nature so little." L. I..,..rui,rlred itibtantly round: ! Sixth and Chest anlotirn RESIG N certain sour hicks, ant), no: very sweet Asian!. wading the .iariods ticadeuts of !;:11- was, ttbsetsed tu time end slenly bet:nine-very amiable. •W hat sudden change bas comp user )our asked a friend. •r W hy ,' said lite tran-fortned;..to h 11 the tre , ht have been 1411 my life trying for n content. d and have finally mad: up Inv taiid vi, down withinat it.' • A. talking, match, I..tely ., catite ott' at New Ur' leans for five hundred donate, a eide. It cutitin ped.actording to the Ad vertiger, inr thirteen lt)ur:-, - the rivalrbeireg a nenchetan attel,a . The byettateieler..arci judges were tacked to e l icit, end vglicp they wosttel up in the morning. they found theXreuchtnan'el.:ad, anti the It:entne,kton whispenlii; in his ear. AN APT REPLT.-'10,:1,111(1. I don't know where that bop got - h!.4 hal 'temper—mot from me, I'm sure.' ..- .Nu, my dent, for I don't perceive . you hie lobt any: • . Pa:, are tilt) days longer in Treiand than is tats untintry tLang,•t ! aye, )tar may 'wEil cay it, told not on!y lun4er, but O.:ere 11 a. areat many mare of thew: Louis Gazette - • • DE ING a liquid dye, which i nstantaneously changys 1J the ''cOlor of the hair to a beartiifirt brown or black, without(any injory to the hair dr - Lskiri. The grear su periority alibis dye consist,Att if. - u`O,4-, mode niapp!i,n. Lion and instutnanentri effect her ( -1 3 ex requthe Dm lv o lento twee hours to produce any chance ' Its superior excellerilie Will be apparent to every one upon a simile apphtatian. 1 Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Suti.--Ilefan der' sl l rrrobirplic." 2 -The eft•ct OrthCll.lll)We nn the hair Is •strtily aiaonishiti2. It wan tri..tf yhSler:etly in our r ioted the (Mimic front grey t • blacii• inst toutiouitts. Extract from the Philadelphia Daily Fornm.-4ve iiral of our acquaintances tone reerialv applied to their hair the valuable liquid known 3 , 4I"AI : ex:WM:Ws baphe"a new and vat uablt, dist(over ; and it has in tin case tailed to , produce the desped effect. I titeos after applyitez it to grey hair nr(Whiskers, itam- Lpatts a'oratitifol brown ire IrhlCk ( j . /Inri. F- Ltract front the S• Clazette.(-3lessrs. It. 4- G. A. Wrielit, sell a liquid rive for the hair which a gentle : !nail assured 110 would, with MI tranble, color either black or dark brown, the hair of chin or head that had • 1 :an obstinate tendency to red or tires. , • I I.,t'fact.from the Plulailplphia Dee. -The liquid dye lor the hair. which is sold b y It. & A:Wriiiht. No. 23 ,Irottli Fourth street ,- is an eicel t lent art 'rte. It is said that it instantaneously chalLges the color of the hair to a beautiful brown or blackiand ' without injury to the skin-the dye is' called - Ale. an • ( der'. Irricobaphe." I Extract troll the Philadelphia Daily Forum, Dec. ith !SI 1.-.llerdedrr's l'ririthaphe.-We frequently hear our frierols spealt hvorithly of this liquid dye, tioL: two upplii atoms iir it is asserted:will instania i neottay ehanee clot rotor of the hair iir whiski•rs:lto a brown or black, without iitinry to the skin. It has been used a n d reemoriterided•by !natty or onricit- • izen, are ire doolit not it it a lotto:Ode:discovery. CAUTION.-Tdprevant fraud. eat Li direction bears the trritlen siinattlre of G. Alexander( n• For sale in Pottsville. by D. BANNAN. Alsri by Drugleist. generally, througlfiott Ike Unto,' States, and by the soh; 0201115. R. & A. IVRIGHT. Importers of Flury (Mods, Brushes, Crude:, Perf u n ie ., j Na- 23, South Fourth street, 1 . Philada Mardi I& le 7 gURDEN'S ) rATEN•t • mm)t: or THE beet r efi ne d a ol meri'can Iron, tor le • sale at about the saute pacts[rod, in bar, II iinir a siitinz•ill about limpet rent to the purflia,er. sold,;Ur wdrrantelt. and if not satitfaeturv, cand•e ) ft:Wined and tie wbney to t! he refunded. RICH.-7 -VD ELEG..I:VT . , Oil .Cloths, Mattings and SHADES, FUR Sfitl:G • - • • . . • 9 , it-r, giiteriber has just opened for Sprinz Trade I a larar..e and ennipliite assortment of Ihui.t.el4, lin p-rial, , 'supi.:ihie and Sne Inerain and Vent" ian C.a . - p.-1,„ Wilk!, like al: been purchased.*illifrra month, di the lowi—t cash rates. They are'in - iit,otTired;.at .reiltly reduced prices for cash. These. roods are of an extra style and finish, and .henic or the hot make blld fahriC. otter groat induce— Inenta to put . chasers to obtani a handsome and lit icle Ilelntv the usual rates. 1.• The :IS mithlielit is complete in every respect and con simi in part a gra followine and -splendid Brussels • Ingrains Do „ L do - Imperials - Do •r ill Venetians at Reduced Do do. . Lo Cu Fine and,Common I Prices.! . • ' Imtrain J Splendid Finhossed Piano and Table Covers, Stair Lod:, Mud Seeep Skins, &c., &c. , With an iiimo.ni,.stock of low priced Carpets, of all' descriptions. Hew and CottiM Carpets, from' 1-.? to :iv t ard. Country housekeepers and .others hrve ra, oppottimity or supplyind themselves with tviodsonte hits desnable roods at ^really reduced pris. Ii•OSERT'It. WALKCII, I , • Secondstreet, oPposlte Christ Church. Philada.,llay 0, It :O: •19-3uad To Country Merchants. • (1 nozr.:%; PALM LEAF - HATS, 'Just received • t lilircet from the manufactory, comptlsing oni: Of the lir;ust and hest selected stockS to:he found in the eit3 . --prices ranging -from all 00'% to al 00 per. dozen, tvliwlt we will sell cheaper than any other house In the cot. 'noise in wont of the a Wive named articles, will Om it greatly to their advantage to call and examine our arao hind vat led stock. Also, on hand a largo and we 1 selec L ied stock of HOOTS and .1130£:-, in alt they var my, which we will self at the very lOwest prices .y the u,s^ or dozen. W. A. 'SHEA! WAY No 7, Marker et., North side, Philada., Lofts N. E. corner of 'Mirket and SVaterstreet. Phllatia., Mayll3, 1E46.. • ' 20—St' PlJilaleipbia. CHEAP -ROOKS & STATIONERY. KAY & TROUTMAN, . • . No 183 Market et. between 4lh 4r 5t h N entrAngteuis.. DESPF.CTFULIX call the attention of Eountry- Mercliants, Professional Gentlemen and the Pub lic generally, to their extensive stock of CoOks and Stationery. comprising '• , School.' Day Books, terms, and Medical. . Blank Books of every de. Classic-it and Miscella. Erription, at very low pri . nemr Ilooks ; ces-i 'Cheap. iliileri Cap and Stationery of all kindA, and Letter Paper, all other articles in their Wrappirg. Paper. line of business ; which tiler will sell at the lowest prices and on as rea sonable terms as any other Book Establishment in Ibis city. _ N, highest price given fin Rap .ia eachange for hooks anti Stationery. Philada.. March 7, 1816, AMERICAN HOTEL, PHLLADELPHIA , e . ...'ei ,5- • Gated HMO, situated in Cnestiut street .•••se ,e e e e i* P 17i I n ol l :I:i:7:i d :e n c.:ls. a n 6 p d po d s e l l t i e gh t t li f e ull i:la l t:, lige -t - A Mot... jlienry 4. Charter, Proprikotr ~,i-v- -l - otters e ltr ery 'pin cement to i the travelling _public. It is in the c entre of lmeiness, it s within two minotes' Walk of the Post °dice, Custom House, the prinhipal Hanks and places of amusement ; is in an a irv r and deliehtfut location, and the proprietor pledges: hiMsett, to devote. every attention to 111:4 table, and to have obliging and,itnentive servants to conduct to the romforte of his guests.' (laths, warm and cold.. al wayA ready, and an assmciment of wines of unequalled ex cellence, Nov. 1815, S Ar 2 KE SP E CLOTHING STORE, N. W. earner of Chesnut and 6th et. Philada. proprietors have most completed their stock n I Spring Clothing, consisting of superfine Dress'and Frock Coats, Habit Cloth, Coddinction and - Nl:red Sack Coats, and new Style Summer Frock Cpats:with n va riety of sinale milled French Cassimere rants, and a general ai..9orttnent latest style Vests. Thei,alinve stock is worthy the attention of the pub lic, is it 454 inferior to none in the city, and will be disposed of very low. ' . . A lar2e azsortnittnt of ClO/113, Cam3ltoerrs and Vesj tlng4, constantly on hand whit:lily:1111m made op tn or der.; : 8311T11 & SWIFT. • Ithilada, APrIl 2:4h, IS-16. , • 17-2 mo . , . : . Platforin Scales. . 1 ~A DE stidahle for Rail Roads, Canals, Coal. Hay 1.1 , 1 Orr:, stAv.•3, Crum). Tol.aLco, Live Stuck, :VT. al- Orders promptly attended th at our manufactory, Fecund street, Camden. New igracy, or Store No. 3, North sth st., Philadelphia. j ELLICOTT & ABBOTT. 'Oct. IStli, 11515 , .12- n.• - Feiß Q iffi.•lß tS' C.IRPENTPR, Q%lJaveyancers, • 56 MI ALN 7 STREET, PIIILADA, Money Loaned on alortgage, and Real Estate bought and sold. ' Philad!Aphia, April ID E A. HATHAWAY.] E. A.' HATHAWAY Sr. CO. COMMISSION AND EASTERN PRRDI:CP.MERCILLNTB OA. 23, Narjh Wharves, JoA . tof.9rch st.. ~ rjAVE on band, and are constantly receiving' large IL suppl , es of all kinds of Fish, Oils; and EsszEnN Paonuct:, which they will sell on the most reasonable terms, to Country Dealers: viz. ' ' 10,000 Galls. Bleat:lied Winter Whale Oil. :1,000 " :Sperm 'lit . . I - 0,000 " Solar Oil. • • • 5,01)0 " Common Whale Oil. -• 100 Bids. Tanners Oil, various qualities. 500 " Not, Z, & 3 Ma: kerelon } & whole bbls. 100 " No 1 Saltuun, in whole and half bids. 50 " Mess Shad. . . ro " ' l'ickled Labrador Herring. , 0641ozek Scaled 2 . 0, 00 lbs. thy Codlish.." . , 50.0 Doz Painted Palls: too Hills. Calcined Plaster. -1 irfo " Ground Plaster. ,Atilt], Soaps. Sperm Candles, !Teas, Goshen and ItitilLsylVallia Hinter, Eastern Ilolis; and bent lierki ifier county. N. IL, Cheese. All .of the above mild in . els to suit purchasers. . „ Philada , March fia, ISIO , , . 13-ty , . PASCAL IRON WORKS, PHILADELPHIA i T., - ELDED Nrroti3ld Iron Flues, Sit itahle frit. Loco. ' Y 1 motives, Marine and other Strain Eininte !toilers, from 'l.' in 5 inches in durnieter.. al.mit, Pipes for Gas, Steind , and tither purposes; extra striont Till, . for fty dratilt.: PtY551,1 , .,; Hollow PiStints for Pumps of steam 1. Eugiu , s 4 , c . slanufured and for sale by • MORRIS, 'l',..t SIC. E It & MORiIIS, Ware louse 8. E. corner 3d an'd Walnut .ts., Plulada. Pfillaila• Nov. 231 le I 5 I IRO N 5 . 1. 1 011. E. I • THE subscribers bare constantly hand, al. th e lOwest rates, Iron of all sizes. suitable for mach:- nery iltirposcs, and also fin coveting' schutes and for sieamienginc boilers; and'ibr coal raXs.. MORILIS'i& JONES: S. W. corner Schuylkill and 31 irkelvs..l'hilaila. 477.1 y A LEXA\ DEWS VIECOBCPIIE. A NEW AIM VALUABLE DISCOVERY 4AI" ac BM/TILER, 42 Walnut at., Philath. June 6, . 23-j 10--Gmn Wli Z LtLpl"nlB r " j7 .' , T r ' eer c ' rZiq i SoteA^eni;f i . hkilLi,% Works. Daring been long engaged ti the moors, lure of Copal Varnish, (as well as other kreds.) i•emy..v• prepared In offer to purchasers an arts, e which in quality, cannot he surpassed 1 , ,y any in thi ,Vnien. Al so, receir ing Weekly frottlltlP abovPrelrl,o,f,t Wrokv, Window Glass of every size. Constnititiv on hand a full assortnieni Al White Lead. otthe 'nisi' approved brand., Red Lead. Litharage, Saxony NI. roesia, d . c.- which will be•sold a , Mannfactiirer's prires, together with a large and well FelCriPtl Nti.rlC'Of l't rugs, Medi tines, Dyes, Acids. 'Fine Colors. Perflin ery, - d- c.. in short' every article in the Drug line.. Mer'ehants. Phy sicians and Dealers in general. are remried to call and examine the stock and prices, feelin;•rst Isfleil they will Ire indoeed to piled - vise. Philzda., Fi l bruary 11, ISM. 1: 7-ly EEC PURE WHITE L I E 1, A NUFACTUIZERS. No 651 or l i th !..ront ft: reet 111. T 1'litladelphia. hive now a vivid sum: y of their warranted pure white lead..ind t hose imstt+mers wbc hare been sparint:hstippbed tit cconFeipob , ,lce of a run 311 theaTTICIP, Shall now hard their or'defrlilled.•, 'No kn, - )m.'n substance possesses thoWellit , rserrative antiheautiftiugpropertiesso desirable if 1 paint, to na an equal extent with udulter tied whit A:ad; hrncr any admixture of cilior materials only tiara its It has therefore been the rti.arly tint of the iipimfaciiiree, for many !.ears, , to supply to the public perfectly pure white 'and the iiiiceastrAe ro.ind ror the unlit le, iv proof that it, his MM. w:th lb• nor. It .Is:invariably ?minded on one lie niILIVE P:RILL, & in fell, and on the other, AI:RANTED fens - -all in red Setters:: Novenslier 19, I Philadelphia, Readingoad.'ll • /i!ech . ‘ctiwz 4 t f. .Prerglit on- .11erclial; . - - • cl: -. fli Ii! AND AFTER Monday fleet, Jiine, tenh, 1544, ‘...1 Goods will be forward il with desp,tichlat the fol lowing rates of `Freight, between Readily. and hid points below Stated, per ton of '2OOO I si. ~ r Betwr n i ' - . ~•1 , . . . . Readi g i l l 11 :17 .- fc r, . / tz::1 . , i d i7,..; , ' 1 and l'ltila. 1 1 11'alhvillti. . . I lister, slate, ails., *c. 1 Ili ! !I; 72, cis i I 'id Iron, blooms. timber, I marble, login, tar, pitch, I 20 unit erimistones, . . l'iailS ..V.'spikt,s, bar iron, a • caritingn,lead.turpentine ; 44 !: baik, raw tobacco, salt, }. 40 ; pro'visions.potatoes, Imo l I: I ber2sloves;*c., 1 !Flourper barrel, ; 16 cts. ;Wheat, corn, rye, clo;yet 1 4 eta. 1 seed, k salt per bushel, f , Groceries,lrardwate,stecl,:l ; I copper, tin, brass, do-, . I !nestle Inprors,nmehio,_ ` rv, butter and errs, 1 10. • cheese, lard and tallow, I nil, wool, cotton, !tattier _ r 1 atVl'hilles, 'mints, oys- _ . ' ter's; hemp, and corifaze. Dry from's. iltair.s* niedi- • eines', forgieti 'blunts, • ' wines, elass,priper.fre s h 2 60 fish, meat; cnnfectiona- I. . I . re. Rooks * Stationary. , ' , : No additiona Iliarzes for commission. i T' ' .'ff`ifill.l or li . !ivrriuz freight at- any of 4: sly's Dr pots 1 on • he line.. . 1 Julv 15.101.3 1. 16-nt [ . .1. 11. . ' •1!.:111',1'..311'11°N. 11,. ..- . . •,.-. . . • . MILITA.II,Y STOP.E: . - n':111 E yil ,•lifif r j wf inld respectrillitl .11 'nror.in his ..;. "-k.cliiciel: , aii.lici...Noirers.ti, it lie min'io 'lntl' his - • .lb In! rci/ ('air .4i , 14'.....,,fqc.10ryl , in Third siremi, N. 9. 1 , a few doors IHrtwollfice, },slicre lie would . h pleased to see hi: , old kii/StOillerN Slid as rrEnly rielv ones an are disposed to favour t r illll, i... illl theircostorn. lie sti)!contionen to aanutaetore ,Binary and Soortineh'satlit.les of river 3 t 1 tlscription, loch ; .:s . !collier; Cloth,, Felt, Silk and tiOer Dress (•a p., Grail oattern.:; Forage CiIIIN; i1i11.117 - I.lor frortj t 4 , n1 . !.. do ;Cariotich Polusdpiyolict c .I)ha ifs, word Belts or .ill kinds; (.7,iiite6'n : finannaek 4t . itillereili at torus: Fire' Mull:els. RtS:itig Boxes 1 ;Enhe dir. tirillik , and Picker's l'lntner'l, Potopo4ns ~' trenitlii'i, t17 , ..00,eat her Stocks, t ;11!T Canes. sliperi I ; i..', quality Shot alas. Gaine I.3.ers. Droo l s dee,,ke. ILIT'Ord ms .thankrolly received :Ind or 'elide : to. NV I 111 .A M rli I.:SS No 1111 Non h 1 mid Street,: few doors 'Philadelphia—fa:marl 13, lel° - RE3DIN, POTTSVILLE R. I IIL 1?(: • 11' re ss e pig e . i. Tr de a Ilimn of:start intt, on and after Monday. .I From I'ott~cillc, at 9 A. ,‘ &Dail, e' b• 9 A. M.. 3 111)1131,1 uF PA39IMI,III.IADIN Tor Phil .at 10 A. M.. /. " Pottsville " 12 A. M. , f . , . RA I ES OF FAUF Between Pottsville and" Philad and . '• Rnadnm, $1 411 and Matadi Ott. • Fourteen . Valuable ArtiC I. But- NN Ira's VERMIFIIGE—a cerhen ivorins—sale and v.lr3 idranint to take: i 2 ~ ( "Taris,,x's- . Ex re ‘c j . I lit rich reincvl 4.t at kin :a. Uri P.i.nts. 'Par, V.iriliAb awl cari•e!snrfroaf crozhiiq, without linjimng• Or'the cloth. i 1 3. 1, - .D.)N FLY PAPER—the best thing I and - m.b:qucloes. I 4. A . :(Vteilu'lle.trolyer of Rats, Mice, And Ares :Ind:m.lller of &A ile2B. 5. GeNN's SPECIFIC for Sour 'Stem is ,lllerA a n d W.lor Br a ait, by one • wilt, 1,, qdrlcen year= beflue he distoverrd the cure, 1 SrevEs's Gar.....lolNl'.llaNT for It has' never I.lf C,l IJ cure. 2: If Atticiso, ,' s I . l.:rtF.a 8. Orte‘loNty's": , llThaillaV INK,—without Tun ComeollNu CONFV.CI.ION OF I the no &rune for cutldten lid .wrenon, it is fo t.ke. I It,. LlEcies 'VEGETABLE ANTIBILIOUs lIL GUN Ns Ina .LI ~ Ni. 'WATKO-Ploir.F ate , . for I,lurni , ss, Route, At:. lt - softens the feather, t .1 keeps ...int the Jneuer. „.„ • 12. Poor, Mkli's STITENGTIIF.XING rIAST s FR. 1 13. J.ieNio...lr; arenE, whtrhCures the %s oral tharriar iu a few hours. 14. JlefiSON . 4 DYSI.NTERY MIXTURP. and speedy cure ii.rr pysentcrylld Summ ;them. • - I The :hove Kalimb!earticlea are wholesale , and re, by J. f, '-"ClitG I,N, No, I South Fifth;slPhila thlphia;—wiwre.Storelseopers and uthers will be sup. plied with pure African Cayenne Pepper,. Arnica tlinwere, Prugs,- generally, Paints, Oils, Glss and varnishes, at 'toe 1 'west price e. Terms 4,1:1 Cl6ll "r.t . f . cat -cut the advertisement , and bring' it with Phi Vida% April 4, ISI3 'tailach.. Joly 12th. Extensive Clothing' Emporiu m: • • 1 rj , IlEsreatest bargains in ready made clothing are I to NO. 252 he had et TRACY'S Old G , taldislied Pioner Line, Mark Str et, Philadelphia. Why hasjos e t tiiiished one ofilte largest and most complete jassort nient of Spring and Summer clothing in the crty„con sisting of Dress and Frock Coats, spring end' Summer SOcks and Cuatees, of tine casmerette, Ilabicandlroton • Cloths, Tweed `Cassunere, Brown linen, &e.!, super French Cassimere pants, and tests of every i descrip ' thin. I All garments at tide establishment•are Warranted both in tit and workthanshirt; ,they are got up espress , Iti fir the retail trade, consequently more care, in taken in the selection ,if the goods, as well as the :s l tyle of ctittine. The proprietor of the establishment Isla prac tii,at tailor (having surveil a regular apprentice hip 10 tide business) and has none bit practical ivork nen in his employ Gentlemen in want.of 'clothing, it ay de pend upon beingsuited imevery respect; as weare,de terntined not to be undersold by any compethitis. - All I t i goods are purchased for cash and solo for cash which enables us to sell a little lower titan those who tat on tile credit syz en,, it being a self-evident fact, t at the nimble sixpe ce is better than the slow shilling. ~: !Also,. alwals on hand an extensive asortinent of , Cltiths, easel errs. and Vestings, (which will', he made treorder at the shortest notice) Shirts, Gallatsuspen ddm, Gloves,. &c. - . .1%1. Tll Ir, I Nq, 292 Market street,•Philadel uhia. Philada., April .fir 184 ' 6 •. 16 auto CARPETS BEST BUTT HINGES', MANUFACTkrug,d T f A or s sale . 7 KER b .k . MORRIF yascaliro9 Warehouse, S. E. come!, Third &tut ahaut. meat, Kph Tquladit,rAugust 9,. Pbilabelpbtal WINTER ARILI.NCEMENT THE MINERS' JOURNA, THE CHE.RPE,S T,PASS.3O.E..HGE*O Y 'THE . •. • 1 UNWED- ST ATE. SPLENDID LICE OP LONDON AND LIVERPOOL PACKETS, • r t 41, ttl• • IL Barman, Agent, Pottsville. • ARRANG EMENTS'FOIII6#. OLD ESTABLISHED ,PASSAGE OFFICE, 100 Pine Street, Cur-of South, N: T. 1 TEE snlomriber ben leave to all the attention of Ms friends and the public in c neral.o the follow ing arrangements for the year 1,516, and for the purpose of brinzihg out Cabin, Second Cabin, and Steerage Passengers, by the followin: Regular ) Packet Snips to and fro rn Liverpool Ship,' Names Captains Days oli Sailing from l'kew York. 11 , nre Clay, Nye, • Jan. 6 Nay .6 Sept 6 Stephen Whitney.Tlwmpson, i" 11 '".11 "II Canick Skiddy. '" 26 " 2.6 " 26 Patrick Henry, , Delano Feb. 6 ;lone 6 Vet. 6 Vir2inian, Ileum," II •7 II "Al ItoschN. I:filri.l , ;e, •" 26 i " 20 , "26 Independence, Allen, 31.1 r. 6 Stay, n Now. G Waleri.x., . - Allen. 7' Il 1." II "11 kidders.E. tol.b, " 20 " 20 "26 Ashburton, Howl-Ina, A4 , ril 6 Am! 6, Dec 6 J.61-nn IL. n ' ' - illy • C46 i.' 6 ,1r 1 , . " .:II 21 , -I I Slip' Name, Catans, Pays Sallnigfrom ....- _ ) - 1 iiiuor,ool. 1: . .t)421,1.,1.; • •2 ' i c. , ,,,t. , ,:v . firm!. Illy - .• I tr„Y e ' Stephen Whitney. 't iiiim , scin; ' , 7. '' .. 6 G3TriOt. , . Skiil.l ' y, Mar, II J' Patrick Ilenry,: Delano,. - '2l Virginian, . Ileirn. '" thi, RO,Lillf, Eldridge, ArriCi lAI -Independence, Alio , . •'' 21 Waterloo, Allen, ' 'Zit Siddons„ E. Cobb.. Male 11S. . Ashburton. Bowl Ind. ", 21 John R. tikiddy, elkiddv, • " tl.o Sheridan, Coral-h. June II - . In ad,lition to the above Regular Lines) Splendid York Built Traiisient t...4iM 1 • Ailironriark.' -- Seolland,' Russel (:lover.{ 'Sea,' will continue to sail from Livertlo regelar succession, thereby preventing ethilltY of MAO' or detention In - 11.1verpJ the accomitiodation of permns wishing ii to their families or friends. I have "aerrin merit of toy Drafts on the .following Bank}, r , Cork - Limerick Ciammet Londonderry, Sligo, ‘Veiford.' ..i Bell'ast,. ' NVaterford : Galway Armagh, • *Atlibine, f.plei lin Kilkeine, Baling, , Tra lei:, Enniskillen, Monaghan, ; 1 ouglial, Banbridge, Ballymena 1 arsonstown Downpatrick, Cavan, i I, irg.an, Dungainian, Bandon, Ennis, liallyshatinou, Strabane . Sikilibreen AD. MO , Ottareli l l - 1 .1 1 -4t • • Coote hill, hilrns ), Scotland—The City Bank of BlaSzoW England—Meiisrs. Spooner, Atwood Sr. London i Messrs. P. W. Byrnes & Co, I.P Passengers can also be engaged Blom I Philadelphia. lloston and 'Baltimore, by' Packet Ships on application being mad or by letter, ( .. p.t o.iiii.l addressod' to JO:s.EPII 31c311 7 1111A V, 109 Pit - corner of: oath street,' AGENTS. 1 Benj. Barman Pottsville, Pa. ; Michael rhesier, N. Y.; Jer. /311:!^01 I'rllillt..ll, CM , Uhr Albany, N. Y.; Charles friiara T. Thomas Mcquatle„ Utica. N. Y. . I . I also beg leave to fissure my friends and the pied is in general, that the greatest punctniiity n ill be obser ved in the 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 I orts where they mean lit embark, • ' P. S.—Free. Passage can also be sect; ed from th e verious Ports in Ireland and Scotland; f rom which Steamers rim tn'Liverpool • • BENJ BANNAN, Pottsville, . , ' - Sole Agent forthe eltafe•of Pennsylvania: Jan. 17, IS-16. 3— Pot s- , zei l,l :ze 90 cts 1 1 too I I cts ' / I 3 cts , , . . .q.N4V.EX.ITION !OF T.EX.IS.. .._...._.!!.! t i ... GSLEAT ATTRACTION hARDWARE & . IRON STORE. . . . • MILE subscriber rospectfulliu Informs lii,{ friends and _I the politic generally, that he has just received a splendid scsoriment of IIAl:OM A RE, 1 IZQN• STEEL, 1101.1.011.-11:A1tE, CAIti'VNTLIt'S Tilitil.S„xi.c., ...which added to his former stock firi,VIIIA la variety to those desirous of purchasing, unsurpassed in the re gion, I , lr quality and elleaplieSY. A large ussortiniunt of the het :Ixes at prices ranging fritto,7s cents t0*1,25. • Grindstones, . ' I cent per 111. American steel, .. - :Pi " " Best Cast Steel, ISt Lead, • 1 . `Lolled Iron; - 5 .r, ~• • -• Nails hr the Keg, • • 51' ' • " • Tin. 2 boxes for *23 Op. cheaper, thateev 'l rr- -Wire - or all sizes very low. Ills assort nun}, _consists partly of Anvils, Bellows, Spikes., ullCnives tind Forks. Spoons, Nails, Cliailis;Shovels,tind l l'ea ateColfer` Kettles, Spades, very cheap ; illtickets; Locks; , hitles s Plalies, Saws, Ilatchets, Iltitlebarrels (Ipss !lord I lunges, ykes,wagon box—Grain Siiythes '.Sieliles es,. Hay and Bang forks; Tiles, liasius.q.inille, ••• ' .r, IfOhilail , ,llorsehhors, Pans &c., Alto, 14,1 ~. •fc, Copper and Iron Kettles. Glas.s...Varni•••ii ii • ty. - And every other article usually li.W ''l •; - lardware Establishments, all of which lie se his atl a airy low inte: Persons commetti•iil4,liiiit•ieketiping.Rlackstiiitlic. Carpenters. Cabinet 11akturs, Saddlers. vet , will find it to their advantage by calling stud e i 1;linil:11E. Isis stock before 111111 . 11i151112 ..I.6l•Wilt,Te, at the Ilay rScales, cor ner of Centre and Market.treet. • 1 I HP tet,abirs his Iliireinied thaliks , to his old friends and customers for their liberal suppoti, l and solicits theirlurther patronge. I _I GEORGE ill. STICIITER. • Pottsville, August Id, 1815 • I , c._ 511-- 1111 H 70 Flornze. hr fe Coma. . i EZI pf 1 , , at. ,A\. •ion' !tar. 2 lizn. ,--- 1 . S 0 L 0.710.4' .1117711, • ' 1 i. Cabinet Maker, Undertaker I &c. 1 T HE stib.eriber annouricesfo pie pub li c Oct! he . ha: emelt., ne, d the above 1111 . 11Iinlift, imione, tell he hortkonh or 11'. tt.vtne itnond are,:y bark of the Peons:avant) (1111, where he wtlietthi..tantly keep re f hlt,.d an af.sortutent of, / ' I: ' 'll 1.1 A Dl' 31 k DP, CI )1•71 , 1VQ. . Calund (litre 4-c, Sr .Inanillii, h. rctlt the hest •n ritert.tlz ill the Ill,zt ( hi able manner, - kit eery hnt, rates. IND ID. as. 1 t. G, 15 15 =EI , lit MEll 111 Illintlf ,, C'llre all lords on FurniliirO %, C., 111 lirdr.r at tie ,bortii:4 iiiiticn . 1 "• , Funerals waited ~n and II le.ir. , e,;',,ioolied,..t,e. ' , Ile Merelore snlicii;4 a t'art of flie;,tibie patronne which he will endeavor to meet by petunia attentime to business. Give us air ii. .. 1 MO . - - -, Lard Oil. i I . IN''.'„T.,E,ll7,,P.°Le,'„inc„l,7Pll.4`,,M,„g,M.tarnbl.hfiTe tined this OIL, superior to he. 'best ;Sperm Oil for Rail !leads. Engines ;Md Marli nery of all hind, Woolen Manufartio les, Cc.. trill iiirn, in day laibp without .rlogging the wick. equal to the best' of strn. and at wii t -thirds the gnat. For sale - by the 101 ; and sam ples-will he forwarded for triaLatis appheath i u to C. J. F. 111a;NEY, :teem for the Maniifartnrer,ltitiaiiii, Mass, nr El) WD. YARDLEY, Pottsville, Pii., whe e a sample may be seen. . . March 21, IS-16. , -. . ' 12— , cae for / Cre"lse ix from h. .....'..r MEI MEM , e at , -- . Valuable lleal Estat, A LOT nr errand, in Market strei!t i , l'otts l ...rt. ble nib,:ing divided into II excellent liii for sale low. Apply to , BERNARD R 1 1: Jan. 10, • 2.11" Ma hantnngo 14trr et, I' l MEM rival. jib - - inotir to : Feed Lalrsiness, E subsgriber respectfully annoiinces to the pub hc, that he has associated Nathan Evans with him in conducting. n'e,Deral Hour and Feed Business, under the firm of IZUCH d EVAN s., at the southeast corner of Rail Ifond and Norwegian streets, in the tut- rough of Potts , . tlle.iwhere they will always keep on band, a large and good assortment of . . . . . ' Flour,, . - • Feed, ' 1 ..` • Ilay b.: the bale, r&c., &c. , All of which will be sold at ,the_veri• lowe;st. rates They confidently solicit the patromize of the Public. believing that all those who deal wiili them, will find it to their !nomad advantage , dilly 19, 29- . - ' Rup' n & EVANS. • EGOMI MEM • r . VALUABLE ;r2I. 4 ILCT OF !L AND FOR SALE! ; . CITUATE In Parry township, Schuylkill con taining -101 at:re:y.4lmm 50 of which trre cleared,and• in a good state of cffltivation, with a tine Apple'orchard of 100 trees; besi,des Pear and Plundi - trees.: There is also a good stream of water running through the plop city sufficient ffir a Saw Mill. The laud adjiins,prop erty helongiirito George Seitzinger, and others: For .terms and o f part iculars, apply to JACOB REED, Pottitiille, , PETER DILLMAN. 6tl the Premise. • Barry township, Feb , 21 ; I is-tr -ly T9OIII-ACIIE tOItQUELED. TIIE ODONThI. I 3IC DROPS Warranted by cure the Toth-AchOn two minutes. rrIIIS preparation is the result of much patient ex it. periment— to compounded by. a Scientific Dentist, and is guaranteed to, be perfectly - innocuous in its ef fects upon the other Teeth- The geputhe arti :le can be had at Batman's Book.stize, Portsville, wholesale and retail, general Agent for the county. 'Also of the Rillowing Agents:.. JOIIN S. C. MARTIN, Pottsville. CHARLES I.AWTON, Jr. eg. Co. St. Clair. . *Pries 25 cents piar bottle. Agents wanted in all the Towns, in the County at the usual 'discount. May 2, ISIO. . - FOR SALE; A TRACT Cif 120. acres 'gland. shame on the ,road 11. leading from Pinegrove to sclito Mill Raven, 10 from Schuylkill Haven and ti from Pinegrrive; about 55 acres cleared and under good fence and cultivation. the balance timber land. TO •imotbrements t., • ..' aro a log house and barn, a g , /c.d Apple sess orchard,-and a new saw; will, with a dr ill/I . 1 ,45 . cular saw, Inching la the. &c. Ifhe Pisti -1 ~ 2 -..„, ing creek. Swatara, andSclitiVlklit Rail , Road, will pass near, if riot through this land: Terms any. Apply - to GEO. W. MATCHIN; Agent. SchuylMll Myren , AprlllB, 1846, ! - let-tf . . ,of lada. BRADY & umuvir, -WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS, .. • . aFrons the City of Philad BEG leave to announce to thei gingen]; of Pottsville and neighboring districiii; that they have on hand al their -Store ,'- nest to Geisse's new Hotel:An the borough. of Potts vil large assortment cLf Gold and Silver Patent Le vi , Lepine, and plain Ili atches of every description. AIAI o. a general assortment of Ladies and Gentiemens' Go d Pins, Chains. Bracelets, Signet and Plain Rings; Go 41 and Silver Thimbles, Pencils and Pens of various mgkers ; 'Spectacles. Musical boxes, and every other article in their line of business. & E. have been appointed by Messrs. Brevoster Ineraham of Bristol,. Connecticut, their agents for „sale of their patenyprine Clocks, comprising those table for Churches7and public offices. - Also, eight I and thirty hour brass patent spring repeating Gothic !eks. Through them purchasers may rely upon get a genuine article. . ' , . -- , ive us a cad, we eharantee to sell as low as any i'de in nor line of business can be purchgsed either ottsville or Philadelphia. . locks and Watches of every desiviption carefully aired and warranted on the most reasonable terms. • WILLI.% M RIZ A DV, ' 40SEP/ I S. 13..L10rr. larch 21, 1893.P—tf. r IRON! IRON!! Q: RIGUT POTTr, A r rilE TOWN HALL, 1 .EVE. nn as! of roi:ed Awl hammered e..r from j round to dk !fol., j.X lii AX 2 _ . I from i to 3x 3, liztrtm'rd ire from 1:7 x ;nrh, • ticul:op iron or.varma, danensioas, Crot - l'louch rvg.si Horseshoe harm. Slier. Alvah's. Jubiata tilit • andllorsc Shde 26—' 1 ' '26 luly II No 111 r 2l - " 21 aye. II Dee. II 21 " '26 "26 , i.t. 1.1 Jan. 11 rt. 11 Feb 11 a number of 1 - .mtch ns Ihe fand Avi!ekty in be lel,t po anti for. remit money red the pay- mmn''' Ca.!. ...1 teel,, Sim,il Szefit.Viiirlisle liiisier. A Mille !n Blister. German. Sicel,• Spring Steel, dc.,' ite., 4c 26 ',Line 28 • New St y . re t at Brookville. HE Subscriber tins just received frrm Philadelphia, and has now opened all Brockville. a I I[2o and eon assortment of seitsonaide anode, soak is Dry (moils, rreries, Hardware. and la wierisiea re. In add'st ion to telt will be fountfronsisintly on hand, Fsds, smoked fresh Meat, as well as a stood supply of country lure. Call arid examine our siock, and yon.ty ill tint irepared to sell elools ar as low a rate as they hate r beers sold any niherr,ll Sc tun) lkill coil nty, It.—Country Ino4l , lci• of all kinds' wanted, for ch the (wiliest Piwe will be paid. ". =I Co. hankers, rpeol, . ARPENTERS A The.tubsrritorr i I and House C. .Its:wantt...llp en; ; t . door to the Ant Licrrpnol, to Regular • perlunally, treet. New 'fork I=El TOT ~..OPtISALS wilt line Inns I rockiil a For r `in otil••e, next iket streot. 1‘1011.1), I . 1 1' I.; T, Oi I! dO, (411 . 0 j be rorvlved by the suhi,rilier, for red Miner's houses. at the town art wulars apply - to the enliscricer, r to the Anthracite Grzette GEO. u rorrs. tsr ille,.rqb. 7, • 5 3ffrysvii, Inn W. .aq,i :Ike!! the Es Works,'," ared to IT4ild tli ire Rail Road Car'. iription.at the she Ihle terms. Per,otis front h Roil it to their lid iue ohs :wit ere. MARSH'S T r o .eph ♦V_ 111 ottooly of the for sale, at the lobrr 2R ESTITET NO SCARCI, ' 111 e people it tj 20od is ntakinu i trthe custom, an Lf that Is not """). e l all ~ i trit offer', die tate> the pro; I Win ' 11.1,1 1,1,0, makes a co,sj ill the t riovhis nate" tel if the hermit It. i! truths! IMPOI tizettq refuer to hat it will he to lllfi .TO/G , :. would ro+portfti -house i+ junearA 1.1‘1: GOODS. w [tearte+s, camel II) the letroucl or hi+ customer. SII notzty excel 'or customers tin lhic ltirlicsilly, hi i ipmt hi. friends 11 11 iu 01 • 1-• ~lrt ‘ztor. I fir, "lac ifir•rt pl,l - WTI I •P , lt• ltf . Ii call.- ME= COOPER, subscriber anin and vicinity 11 T" roll ING ft ra Lr of -lie in 111 1 1 1-t ;SIN 1.7.:4S in all to. .Nr. ; Wolf's 1 isedj'lrarrels, Het es, 'ittatre a in tit he best quality. lt 1,t., repairo all hit. line id Init.in...: r [ ..ai.,lnable terms. ritistx pot. tile Mai dam,: a nil IMotim ie IF determined t tage oft,he ptildlM 1.-' 7 A boy about Ii an apprentice. riville, April 11, 1; ' ' kip ay Pon. • CARD FT l llEUmicrgianed. as l 'neral dealer in anal, resident .1. in' the city of N ew 'York, will re'rewe nn consign , mem' cargoes of - Coal, ro he nubd ininotliotely for cash: yafthji or stored on reason:olc terms ,or Will he el• 'clninged in all or part,l for Sferchoodize, viz:, (Imre iies, Cheese, Oil., Ilav4llarns, &c., at the lowest cash prices. ('opinion of thiats cooling to thin citv,'witli ran:nits of gond Cool, for ;die or cxchange.'w ill do well to roll upon the stihsi riper, an they can often be put in the way of sett ins a better price for their Coil. than is paid 'geityratly by dealers E. KIRK. Worliinginan's ('oil Office, 8.5 Liberty'street, third door West of DrOadway. t Hie capa 'Wain:. lots, ;.111.1', 'rots% ille. New, Ymrk, March 41, Iftl6 Not ice; T"Epartnership !itch l erto existinz betwe'e4 the sub scribers in the name of A. B. Wlitte &Cot, was by mutual consent dissolvitd on the tllsfinst. All persons . Itavineclaime or demands azainst said firm, will please present them to A. 11. White. fur settlement ;.and tilt pnenrift Indebted to said firm, will' make payntent to him, al he alone has the settlement of the 'affairs of the cotcern. ' c ANDREW - It...WHITE, , may 301};, I 516. MICHAEL BITIGILT.: rott vm . i f / '-- . .22-::3t For Sale an to be -Leased.... SUPERIOR COAL . MINES IN' WYOMING VAL-- LEY, fur sale and [lite leased, on favorable terms. Inqulrti at the office of l V. L. MAN WELI., Attorney at Law, Marc J h V..,18.46. 1:1-1:31* • Wilkes Barre; .I'a • --4- 1 • , NI ;anted: • . A , YOUNG MAN of good character; who writes.a fair hand, aei Clerk in an .Attorney's Office. En quire al the office of tbOlinerre Journal . May pOtli, ISO. •!' - i • . I stray Cow. , • CCAMEto the residence of the subscriber, residing at MoUnt Laughee, about the 12th $f May, a I)AItK nnosA N COW, with turned upliortis.. The owner is requested to come forward, prove property, pay char ges and s lake her away, otherwise she will he sold ac cording to law. , - PATRICK DORMER. . , Mount La ughe,e, May 30th,1dl0. 22-3t* To Emigrans and Farmers. Oe pale orexchange, a valuable Tract of Land, In containinz .507 acres, 250 of which are Oak openings and the balance rich Meadow Land. It Js situated lUmiles from the i entral Rail Road, and 2 miles from the village ur Stockbridge. For the terms and particulars ebonite cif EDWARD OWEN PARRY, PattsVllle. May 30, MOS. 2`.2.7-It* i Strayi . Hound. CAME to the subscriber about nine months ago, a black and white ettotted :REY HOIJND, of a large size. The owner can have him again by calling , on the subscriber at the Depot. • JOHN DOYLE., June c.,1816. - ' I 23-2 i - . , . MI STEEL. MI GEO. H. PpT.TS, '—, . . :ND BF.AcKigmints wANrED. . . to r t of siver eight good gail y rtieittr.rs. Ake two good Mark- Hire at leff,tittit.o in Market street, tracite Givikze-iltlice. .- GEO',ll. POTTS. NW, ' 41 P.E7t:-IF!T- E . IRON WORKS . ............... McGINNIS. in,, , mni.eN to the Pul lir , Mit iablp‘haient known a , flue Pot,.- Nniwegianan street, *hero he is kinds of Steani I;tozines, 11131M 5,-and Marhinert nr every rtest hotire, and o n thirmi i si tea_ want of Stea In rnzines cantasl• tog ive him a ra4l heron, ME SUPERIOR- PATENT uss • t )vao • ALSO, • site•r Ctrro ..bdominal itapportei l b. , above zir , !cles, j , lst received in.iiiiirtelorer , prlcr+. by °UN S. C. AI Druggist - • 4l__ ON -IN Er ROPC. Y IN I'OTV4VII.LE! ' trap be supposed that the udderr irons it,.,,,.ctlre The meate . llll4 - II tini•equently to sell the erecter are dispo.-. , eil of in this linrotte.h. rrect. Experience teach, him tvnithl be umtless. and viiinntma riety of not ellEaCillU in all) I ;mit! V prnve upstic, essfid. IA 1, Irite lerah .., le noise. and • rattses nit tri i tertantile xv. 11,1. lititibis object. appear six fre , ptiently in the pa ir' the l'UltLt(' GM . Ile pro; ItTANT TituTifs.....:ind ,11.1,•A e. they cannot be tilimi to Wit. heir interest to call :it his . ". =I liy announce that thi s innnense 117,11 crammed wilt loran s ',linter licit in yariety,quality, - Clezance lie surpassial he any assortment The only diniculty he has in I. that hisstock in Isoexten , ive; cut articles, it is alainst /mini, make a choice. In order to Oh. I ilr , ireir In reduce his stock arid • assist hint in the unilertakinz. GEORGE W. It:LATER. •-, 50-- lE= minces to the chiieng of this ho hat he carries no the COOPER ! its branches. in . Market et reet, Tannery. where ran .always'he Ts. Tubs. kr., atilt!! very low erials which he can warrant to nr4.01" tubs and other wocehenrlc at the shortest notice and on iheit Kite for old floor hirrels, limes, at itis egtatilishment. $o merit, lie hopes to receive the .• OWEN•MATIttIiii. ar Iti'yearif of age will he ta iApply • 'O. 31. 15 22-3 t - .COLLIERY ;WORKS, FOTIAIDRY & 31.&CHILNE SHOP. TRE subscribers , at their'old stand, corner of Rail Road and CallOwhill streets, are prepared to man ufacture to'order, at the shortest notice, &tam Enzities and Pumps, of any power and capacity for minion and other purposes, Battin's . Caal Breaking. .llarhines, with solid and perforated toilets, as May be required.• . .Also Es eines and Blowing Cylinders withallieces e sar • mactery for Blast Purnsices.'. list Air Pipes, of th m bst a proved plans , cup and Halt jotnts and Ira r 7'liners, ; ?f the very best ; construction. They par- Mt le.rly in it:. the attention'of Iron Masters and par tic etigaged in the Iron trade; to their large stock of Pat eras 1 . 4 Balling Mills, having lately constructed the achinery for two of the largest MiEs in the coun try, viz :—The Wyoming Mill ht Wilkesbarre, and the , 1 ), BM int.. Milt at the Montour Iron Works . Danvil'e. Th • are hilly prepared for this kind of work, together wit every variety of general machinery. Of the qual ity f their ,work and materials. it is enough to say, tha 1 time and. experience, the most infallible tests, have am ly demonstrated the genuin , e character of their en gin .s and machinery. I . 0 ' dens are respecfully solicited and-will he promptly Mt tided to. HWO AYOD & SNYDEIt. I ottsville, January,l7, ISA: , , 3-ly luable Coal Tratts lo Rent. O let on leases, to snit applicants, nil that tract of land helonaing to the North Arleta, an Coal to.. kn wn as the Mill Creek Tract; contalnlll2 the fnllow in_ list of Cnal Veins, many of which!,—among others, the Peach fountain Wain —11:1V nk.' a MM.'. .1 . 0%er a mile in length, viz:—Lewis, ', Spohn, Ra it raclech, Pearson, Clarkson, Stevenson, Little Tracey.`Pea. h 'Mountain Veins, Green Park or lkivensdale Vein, Per pendicular; Diamond, and Big Iliianond Veins, along with manyothers nit named:. Also, all that tract called the Junction Tract, belong ing tA thP Said Company, Colltail'allg roues% Rabbit MO. .M.Cilaer; C. Law ton. and Alfred Lawton Velns. ; A iF,O, :1 Saw Mill and Grhzt lill, situated collie JLII Creek Tract, ill of which will b rent d on moderate terms by apply tug tq DAVID CIIILLA:3, Pot settle Feb. 2!' - Steam Eugine AN ' , MACHINE ALANUFACTORY. 'if sideriher is,pre pared to furnish a it_ls knit of soi) as SiN111) Engines, ettlint 'high or low pressuri—blowing alto pimping Engines, saw and crbit mill—Cos I Breakers and other nine hinery connec ted with the:wining linsinesii. Also. bode •s. iron boa's, propellers and propeller engines, iron and brass as- I digs, and ar other . artirleS in his line of business. at his eats blist meld in iht - strrt, [below the. Rail Road, m Caden, Now Jersey. _ ' [ • : JOHN STARn, ',Late - 6f the firm of 510Fir,i; STARK & SONS: Camden, (New Jersey,) Nov-' 11 ',..41-tf NEW AND ENTENS4VE Clothing and Gentlemen's Furnishing Store subscrtber has from t is cities of 1. New York and. fbilndclphia n ill, a splendid and . cheap aiisortnieni of ,Cloths, Cali,inieres and Vesflints 'of the latest iiiiportations., conslirisina the beet black * . encli and Ete.:l;.ll wo,d 113'141 (laths: superfine black Frlinclt line sLit,, and E11.21i,11 kohl dyed Cas,dineres, 04:11i:11 and Eon ''h Fancy Clot MC sin has Olive, Brown, Green, &c., French rani y Casiaineres iif the latest Sprina iitytei., plain and franc) vestincts. black sail cashmere, caiihnieretts. white and t.:l,Ai• merce, him y velvets, Nlarseilles, &r, all of winch he ispreptired to manufai iu're to order in the very beet 1,13 le, and at pm es at ivtlich her determined nn yvtonter <l ti cotiofran. hineoilf a practical em )inn cutters and workmen superior to any oThers in the place. he is a bit to warrant every ar tirie manufactured by hint to give sari, fiction to tile uni,4 particular in-faAtion,lll and • , The soliscriber has also J11.,1 14?,•ii "41 at Ids new store thh larzeSt. Kest, and fashitoiable stock of.ready made clothing ever offered to the Pottkville.publii•; all which h e milt drvpn.e of at.price4 wltien cannot fail to satisfy pinichasers, viz: Fine-filack Fronk Coats from I ' $lO 00 to sl6s 00, -do ' ' Dress do 500 ! " 10 00 _ do 1 Sack -do I 5 50- 10 2-0 Fancy'Frock and Drez, Coats . . 6 00! IS 00. Szistrouvrfftveed Coats 2 501 450 Linenli . I di ! 75' 0 00 'Fine caciptnere Pantaloons, black ' • i . . . . and fads p colors - 1 3 -50, , t5O . French Ctissimere Pantaloons., (an tismeri combs) l '2 50 ' 5 NY-... • Linen nintlin,,,, , I ' 021- ' l2 l. • clasperfine !flack 6 atln - Vests I . 350 , 509 • I do do do . I ' I Si) • 3. or) Fancy vest, Cashmere i'l• Caisluderette.l 75 '2 50 Marseilles yests,. .1 PC's 1 '.5 .1 .Thesubscrsher's establishment may very pinperly be called the Pons:vale ElllpOriltill'of Fa dlioll, where it tin tless:en may al w av, °Main every allirlo of trimness! , s's' wear, tow it ass SEhint , , cotta re, handkerchiefs:, scstifts, chsiass. Mem Ist , pesiders, Are. &c . Plated t,. she 1a.1.0- i.LIS ta:IP 1./f lintelossimist, the Wl.inn !midis of the ills -1 staid Sal cuizspb,nr the wants cif the insisi • iUrioss, taros-. err. He can chlthe a man from bruit to iii..t wins a 'snit of clothes fOr $2 50, which is cheap enough for•the poorest. , , cense snince r i her has lust received tine latest 1.011•1011, Pan)... New Yorg,alid.Flistalletiolor Slon/ and rbssisesset. Fashions. Any 114.1 r ran he soiled at ins new :4. , iertift Centre -street,' next dossraitioys: Cl•mets'r .I)rne store. Pottstgale. 1 ' • ii. I'. 1,"A15 . .1.01t. e- Don't f-icet the place. . ' . . a Popo. Ole, April in. l'alo 4 . A CARD. LirßuccoTT & t.tYLon I . . .(!Slaveo inform their customers and the public / F.i general' that they have opened tor their irspei, firm, one of t h e largest :hid mosr varied laSsOrtilielits of goinls suitable for the !Trip:: and summer trade that ever calm. to this county ; such as new 91310 Siberian, 110thiiii2lon, rroton. Arcadian. English, French, •kinc4- 1 .. it an, clot ha •a and va , siiiieres or .all descrim ions, wh i one of . the richest and most nishionable stock of vois: hogs the eye ever beheld.' -Also linetwrine notion, al m gin gharn shir t , BOsoms. Collars, Handkerchiefs, fin Hoskin Cloy, s4..shisp•holers, first ‘ quality strip hi rind embroidered. cads, which fo r beauty and style cannoi be hiirpisseil. All of which will be disposed of, iar prices within he reach of ever) pgrson. I Should you "arnc us.with a rail. Ae are Satl,fif-il 3'oll will not regret it. EIP PIN Crflt & TAVI,Ori. 1 • Corner iif Centre - and Man intongo. streets . . .. . - , P, S.—All ghotl? tnnite to forikr. ida 0i1.. , hi , 'l , ‘; not he .surpiiNs'eti in the statejor which We can g the test tor roll•tonce. •.. Yott>~yiUe,.tpril IS, IS}G lEN AT TIM, • NEW YORK STORE 11' C lEALP. LI 1 I 'FRAN EVER. - 11 1, .-I , IIN snhyriber have jest rettiried from New i .2 Pork wi th a .hrde and chow _ selm tion Or 10. 'spring g ))) ith. %villa', tnzether with their (river. ..,„ ~rock. enablit I heft to otter :0 the citizens onions , stile and vicinili a very desirable assortment of 4 ''.l ' 1 ID n ' GOODS And at prieris Fn raw that money cannot be made rr.l,titster than liv pilialrising them. A 1.,. 1 . :11.011:-' = !RIES vi:try'rheap. and gIiEENSAVA RE at about i --shalt tbe 11-141 prim,. Recollect rt is at th e - ' E IV VORK S7'ollE' . : 'i ;In Centre sti :will be stild ..:,;inent in the not. irliore good% of all kinds ran and di-aper than as any oilier. establish . 11. 1. TROWBRIDGE & CO, , April f!..:!, 1811. Pottsville BONNETS. .' B. s. - moncra. N 1 L ET IiTHF.P.T.-nearly opposite Mf .F.,/ 1 ,I. h ack & Un • S• store. has jin..t roct-a‘ sal .. a. apply of the Swine fashion of Bonnets, , ingin part of .Fitarence braid, Inserted dr!, a new and splendid article, With a stiles. - it [BB° VR. ~ . . ;has just, received thelarrest and most Pent of lahlanals in Potlsi !Ile, whaLla will tVry lowest prices. • Ilonnets altered and hest manner, as she -has .jest received improvid Pressing Machine; for nin;h-. ril 2.511), ISIG. , • r i b-- Sedet , ••- Scud full lace. China • variety of otlie Mrs. MORGA.I fplvndid arlSikSl be sold at the v done up in'the one of the best in Bonnets. I=l, ♦i PRING GOODS .Urs. HAVING ren Stoll., 10 th by Mr. S. Sill) Mahantanco sir supply oc Funrl Arndt..., PAINVI). I. GING!' AMS, raced Or Dry ( - Mod and Millinery e new brick building recently erected man, Centre eireel, third door below Vll eet, , has just , received an additional and Staple Dry Gued3 - and .11illinery I,lficli are 3omesery chmice patter at a $ LAWNS, ikWNS, 1111;st IN DE LAINES BALZORINES, ment of VRINT,S, CLONES. 110:31E la'sariety of elezant.-Suinnlcr Shawls'. ncy Bonnets. all of Which are offered •west cash prices. ¶ll26th, 1816. ' 17- A large a9Bott, •Elt, kc. A 6 a, and Lira'Wand F for sale at tlie I. Pottsville, Api • CoalSc -ens! Coal Screens!! -T"Eti.cribp IS extensively engaged in the mane factory of'OVEN . WIRE SCREENS upop an .improved and ettrely new principle, for which he ha,, secured LETTEiB PATENT, and which he confident ly believes will e found upon trial, superior to every 1 other screen in se for durahility and all tho q ualnies of a good screen They are woven entirely of wire, and - Can be toad - with meshes and threads of any re quired size and trengfh. - WIRE WEAN ING OF EVERY SCRIPTION Will be exetule ,at the shortest notic anti screens made to every pattern, adapted to all ze. uses for Whieliscreens ale requited. 1;, -- "Thesillis:rilrrlias recently remo4d his estab• lishinent to Coal street, near the corner ilf Norwegian Street. 1 HENRY JENKINS, . Pottsville, Apr 14 ISM 14- • SITERIFFALTY. To the Free) Independent l'oteks of. the Count of .Sclelkill; VRIENDg AN. FELLOW 'CITIZENS :—Af the so ticitation of 'any of my friends and acquaintan-' ces. I offer mysel as a candidate for the office of SIIER IFF, at the elect on in October next; should. I be elec ted, I will discha gemy \ thity faithfullyand impartially. to the best of m Very respectfully, yours ,te. • NATHAN lEL,'M. WILSON. Pottsville, Ma I ch 2S, 1816. 13— . • SENTINIENT pack, Just re' Cheap Stationer' L GIFT CARDS, price 25 reite per •ived, and (or eale , at LIANNAN'S. • store. Nay 2,T lanitcr's nqaqintilf. CULTIIIIE nr t.l.t 8111.101:.--The r atTbage . W e a - very important one in the vicinity 'of cities' e l l iinmefse quantities a - e raised there; .bat w e i l d :i whether as much attention is paid to the sker': of this Vegetable on the r larm as there should h, considering its importance as food for bo th I; 9 a and beast. It'is true that . in consequence of the seventy , " of the weather of the N0rthc.rn,,%.,,,; (cabbage being a very watery vegetable) i -- ;,il e ic ol asTrothable to feed to stock as in the.nailderlwie. ter:climate of Great' Britain; and, in adelit;a to this, it is more difficult to keep with us, and•itore difficult to store. Nevertheless, for Pod f0r..1., tie, as' the fro'Sucutia 'o ff the grass in the at4 e, . 4 ,„ , andbefore th e' severity of the wintcr'set s ini fe w vegetables can excel it. Then, such an iree!innti quantity can be raised\per acre where the grk e l is favorable fox the croikantl-it-is-so easily. ea 1.,,, tell, it is quite an inducenrpt for those who !by e lint a Sinai! quantity' of lewd to devote a feW 'acre.; to it. • s .. 'i - • '...„. aV There-are various methods o f thirili I tt t! .. e abage; for the lield, withille largervanety: l h.. w . ever, we prefer planting , them in hilbi two tudx half or three feet apart each way, it is so i se ,.,, easier using tne;culiiyar among the plantg,, nl thus save 'be tedioueip ocess of hand hoeing.. I t , is viten, I rule to sow the seeds in .beds arid Ih:a transplant A recent nil Much Outicrior is y,,, to sow fro o three to fiv . . seeds in the - Place data you wilt m e plant to grow. In this casi'lLo Isrizest a n ost thrifty plant only is left btandtc. : . After it gy l ts from tre to four weeks old, the whir . ii c, plebes are Pinched II r broken down. GroWn ir tilisHvay the heads. re a id to he much larger dist finer than when ai:. y tint; cabbages are han,. platited, as-it iS conten el that however eatiiiii:lc the process quay be pe firmed: the 1 lane reeei,ir ' - elieck , in its incipient -late Which it nevi r court. ly. recovers. I here. is r e ason and philosophy. i e this; and we should be glad 'il theirs. engagtid in the culture of cabbage would rnake experinitnis the Present season betAveen diffie t ient rows, sale. (Jy -itle; sowing the teed a.-above, Ha, iii the h , ual numbed, and then tranSiddiit. . I I TnEATmisT of S 1 A correspondent of th 'she directions for rit .te sFT`.ll•Stleint :',;,-., Albany Cultivator sav-rr. .Zompou i ld for: rimer me to make the followi the treatment of sheep - enerally 'after sieirilig.— There is'nothing that e irducel to' the healtti Red n s. y n 0 , f 5, 141 - r n e,,,x im , th e e ti r . , ,i4 e t a i d ir: comport of sheep ut Mi. season t more than a Phan ~, skin.; any appli cation that Mr; that ten dencv will , he of service ; any Mid_ to the- contrary must m. jure 'hem, and the growth and quality of lilt If wool, in a greater or Nss degree. Smearing of any kind is injurious aIL any season, but rittieu , larly so after shearing when when the wool is short; it °stops the pores, clieCt, the growt h of the vkl, and ;eaves it dry and brittle, tar ,into the season. If When sheep are ilieared, there is a large hogs. head of very strong, bride made, and as the s'iriep are shorn they taken ttil it, and while one him hd!ds the sheep, anotherl takes:a strong scrubbin g -knell, such as floors are scrunbed with; and utter pouring soirierpf the nrlne along the ;rack , and shoulders, he rubs an/Sheep well alianver,', until Ire raises a tat ,gr us with soap ; nothing znoi,e is necessary. Tile skin as ill be left briglif,- red, and clean.. -every tick and fiat ep louse instantly oils. .appears grid if the s kin mad-any . tendency to itch, it is entirely cured; perspiration is promoted Mid the, ! grdivtli of wool improved. In this tsar, I thiril'iliut •thi'r g'ene. al strength-of the cheep to withstand effects of any storm, will be better po. motelthan by smearing of any ; kind, which is otter' atinli,..4al)te.. Vi henever Mrs. - simple in:d cheap plan is once adoptqd.its , ;ettcts are Si 0!,,i , °us •th it it will never be negl,:cte'd by the Liourl , slicCerd, any. season Eiffel, at shearing time. '' I 1 ! - TI P!4 It , TII xr.s.—At a ineeting of the• Philadel phia Sotilety for.priiinistitig Agriculture, held on tile 7 l lh ult., Sanluel U. Pori made the 'followin4 st der i HI as to lus:inethod of improvidg theriait .1 'of Ito, pear tree. lie said: ....Prom experience. I cairstate the advantiue to l be defiled from the'ap plieatiori of Iron to theroOts of pear trees. It is I,iiosv'p to all naturalists . that iron enters lariiely a•• a coniponent part into. the.. fruit of 'the pear Lee :*land us many of our rthoicest varieties hive very riiich deteriorated, I. feel it ii duly to spite that I my fruit has. been lIIUr h impulsed, and sonic that Were almost aiorthles - S, restored by the fiii lowing spldicattori:— During the minter, nlien iluSdri?..t. will ,aditir, I have my trees dug round thel distance of three feet, baring the upper toots, and then have applied a bushel ,or 'more of cin ders faint a lilackstnith's shOp,-olifiron' would be better; „This oxydises by the'rions of the season,• amid is taken up iu the sap' is'it ascends .in the staling. , This, is a Simple , experiment, and• one • that will be mighty prized by all the losers of line frnits." ' • • • i v Frye Ifonst.s.--The little city •of Luwel . is getting to be another-Richmond in the beauty of its hurses, smite ot.which hale gkined relAl attim iron on titreiaii shores. Thel.twell Courier.staies that only a year 2 , inre. a beautiful pair of [Tell watrhi d light,greyS were owned and driven throtigh 'the strrets of ttitit city by. Uedney Parker, Eq.. whiefr‘a . re Caparisciiied i With gold . lace, pearls i , and precious' stones, and are now attached ty chariot in whichrid seated a prince of the blood in all the.dazzllog dplendpr of oriental snagnifieenee,r ire inginajesticali) through the streets olCalculattri These horses, says the Courier, were sold by r. Parker to a gentleman in fltiston - to be shipp ir , .fur $60.0, and the consignee, before they reached the wharf in .Calcutta, was offered $1500! for ttlegt and refuseddt."Phey were 120 days on tt j eir page out, perfectly healthy '.luring all. this long voyage, arid were the first . .Anaeritian horses ever exported Cu that far country. InronTsn SAXON Saxon'Buace and four ewes' have jifstarrived.at this' port in the ship Atlantic from firemen. !These supeili ani mals were selected from the . etiblirated E:ectiaral flocks in,Savony, by Juhn A. l'fairitor, Eq., !of Hauj:ord, Conn. ione of the besq judges of sheep and Wool in this country.- Ho was assisted iu his choice, by .. Baron ae Spreek, director of the flock. These are by far the largest and:hest formed , Sax on sheep we eve , 'sa*. Their fleeces are remarka bly tine . and even, and will shear very heavy.— They were purchased for 1 1. 42 .. .5arni:1el C. Sco ville, oPSalisburY, Conn„ for the inaprovement.of his present large ,flock of native saxons. W consider this iinportation ne Very important to the uty, and trust that Mr. §cpville lip reap a rewind for his enterprtsk,HaV. 'Y, Jour. of cum rich 12311 hiewtso MANCIIE.,-Eery " ' sulmtalice around the buildings that is suitsble for manure should bo removed for that. purpose; it will make an itn provenient in neatnes s 'and in health.' . Soap suds, and the sink_ water Should be peurd oig the manure heap, or absorbed in learn ler dressing, or prepi.red as a liquid manure to.he to plants in a dry time. ' • • • Almost every animal and vegetable NabrianceiS> .. highly valuable for mature and even earths 'mild funerals are useful if applied to:. soils oe proper texture. Ashes, soot, old lime, mortar, bones, brick dust, sand, gravel, clay, areall valuable with a ktdicious application. Let nothing be wasted, or thrown aside as useless, or allowed to be neg lected that can be used in the amelioration of any soil or spot of the premises . . A- SPil4GCS.—This one of the earliest pioducts of the garden, and sh . ould find a place in every one. But very few farmers raise, it, and many hardly' know the , use of it. You will find, in works on gardening, long and minute directions how use it, but themnote story is esruly told; makeithe soitiery deep and very rich, and herp tt very rich. The it4tara en's is a - native of the sea-shorq, and 'hence an up. plication of common salt• to the bed 'every Fpring, _makes a capital &taring foi- it.—.3laine"Cisitircr tor. To 1%4: $ r 'reknit :c s r. Frost, of Elliot, Me., -. s that he has tried the follow in,g:mede„- and 'ucceeded Well in drivingbugSfro squash and Cu mber vines: Equal parts of su pher and soot-bbove and below tie leaves, in tt e morning while the plants are, wet. Hydrants. 000 D Sumner and Winter Hydrants, price *7.00 1.3%.j0:t received and for sate_ Alsn.J.eadem •Pipc the different sizes and liifids'for the WaterlWOrits attd. carrying water great di:dances, at • • N NA'N'S. Store. Pottsytile.. . . • May 20th, 'lBlO.
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