=
II
tlliyYiil . .
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eis*rTntns.
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tip tweet I Itt'e the summer,willklts sunslpine and its-
flowers, t A _c 1
-And eel I lo'e the :Ninny blear, that warble through
•- - theltowers; .' . .
And hetterstill the lurid • sheen, that gilds the "cloud
oar kilt." ,-
And tips; with goad the gaudy bush, and grl l ltters.in the
• TM
• 1
13tir, Oh!
. 1 tee the coming time, when 'Jour 'nights
are nigh. ' •• . .
And happy loots anti jityr i o s toneurs. unto ilie Mile fly.
-Ohl there the 'eliticiiie hoots speed fawns leviii bolts
of Heaven. "t , • , . .
And tales and eanes Proclaim the jrys It saucy um.'
tals•t_ireoh. . .
, .. . . .
.
The snlner roust comport with man, as c inners suit
lAndt i c s a s s l n a n te s , rolling a . Ref:6M,, his - pc . c4ent., voeli lielate. ‘
lint entity winter, with the .sh.o..n of health upon i his .
• '•-- brow; . e '
Aroustes sloth"and wakens wit where winter blizes
, low..
There May. we hear the "Hold folks" tell of glorious
j
deeds ff Ore: , .
And hear of ghaists or bogie's, tales that gall the;
. ; young minds-sore ; I
But the Ingle cheek's the spot where gladm so I•i'es to
- . per; - , , , ". ,
The sappy svcrets 'of t !.outh and age, .nlitti hearts are
. ' bright with plea. . I. 7 ".
' • ' • . . I
-Net; man than a% sonic throbbing hearts will wetermie
ectiine tittles; t .
tAturnoutie a sly impatient look' Wish fl'ir the hoar to
chime; . ,
'And,..whert it comes, lioik Mire the lee. ye 'II see there
some foild'intir - •
, . .
rielll.Bl"Sillg% arodthis senors of love; nuiteeding Oiler
And : their's,• the iiiiiiide'Ploy..a.4 innocent as
maybe ‘
• sweet,' ~ 1
When clasped in Mires tsendilinearir.-yil e ticlreinbling
' • histirs meet;.
Oh! I may know a - ennui' twos, siC'joys as, many
_.. ~
prove. 1
C
•Eneventide witlibirlf,,ns joj a is bliss to those who
i .
If wry - of-ow reaLkrs'are fond or Aim inu 6. isl
Stories," we can most heartily cononend,to their
thdo !lowing. "nandt.A" one from the h o•
rough (Tenn.) Telegraph. a paper that rrjoices
in some correspondents, who hid fair to rival the
"cheice spirits" tI the celcbrato,_•.:4irit of the
Times "
IllobrA 1451)
B S ritGhtt:n
. i ,
..--i 'ln Straalgling from port to port, we naturally
; light erf . thines wonderful and interesting ;•atirl
are throw:l'in the [kited web of society's l etratittest
'material. 'Not the I •iit_place in the world tor 'heat
''"...thrli•r dirk" a a high pressure,
ir ter- at A 046 in the shade. We
itliSsissippi in. June, oil an up
W r,cratt. she .icaF. - i-r0, , 0, 1 with pils.eligeri,
eh ve and beloW,' and 10.t..1.11 to the guards, erpl'
do Ivit:drilihoulai: A lilithigli -J iittsfukiess7 seem.
ed 'cdt'teiert alone-the tnth:, the most appropriate
'ere eiienee'on boarthilie err r, was hotfulnel-s. - , and
the to' the highest nit -h. I'hc Ir.lSSUrl2ers would
shift.froin the larhoard to the starboard side to,
keep in tli' shade, and illiow open their collars to'
catch 'eaeh little mite of breeze th'at accidentally
,floated up the ricer., The hirtpoon was passed as
agreeably.-asillte conthirt of the craft would allow,
hui,the afternoon was likely to be" ! a het and
;hive. ',l'll.;.llower deck was strewed with foreign
'emigrants 'eir. route for, the new `Republic. For
it while the cabin ph , % - d.'ili;ers were kept :alieethy
their jabbers!, daness, &e., but the 'voice of the
Captain crying--!ho k her l'' 'accompanied with
ksudden j.ir, sprang every man to- his feet. '
i
..Winng stioute--sturkfasilr-Won't get off till
a riseout of the chrthnel'!" mutts red the Cap
trainz - i
• ..Strick Nat" at the brad:of fla n"' 14, with no•
. - :thing to.eat hnd thoAlisyissippi for licke - r '.—ther- I
sho'inetyr Miv degrecit above high water mark. and i
SI no way of getting to the shudel Presently -a
f
fresh breeze' struck up, aloud floated over the sun
. • just to save ill the. passengers a nap.
"All bands aft," ordered .the Captain. I
• .., "Nate shh pies," said the pilor,•as'she swung to
• the right: -I ' •
"Davila hit she swings off till We. get bottom
- upwards," ilkonvd .1 fresh Patrick: • 'I
For, three tong houra did passengers arid t•
• crew do theirl prettiest' to get her off; -but no avail.
: The Captain wore, had freight rolled fore and afif, r
v
still our gallant boat hung fast._ This Wars . the' I
• time fur a portrait painter-I°6g sighs„cioss looks i
and wry fiies.•e/e. Strewn oyer the il.rck lay l i
many a weary soul. 'gaping like a sinotltereit h.
-2 en. - The eVening was tvearing.off slovilY, and
:the piosoect of lyitTg — tiii"ri—until ty boat could be
hailediblew hut the remaining: spaiks of life, un
til some one ihreW out a ttanteri- • • • • -'•
- - "Two to one oit the chap that can. give the big
gest
fish story ‘ !" . ' i
' - I
• , .4takes that,".replied the man with a white - I
hat. i • t.
,
' Fish stories ono, Iwo, three, and four, Were told
._, with great seas( by !brie' respeet.‘e • spiittiers.••
..' r ely" said Charley W,, a• dry looking, lilt) •
bfelletw, with narrow brim hat, sharp toed buOts,
'park, eclat, and tom"' rule, r•ixt II gintlenion, fish
• . stories arc more'n pieiety ji;t lion ; •but rioter l a
'cies a lighten rod to a spree' I was in loysell when •
I ITkpl ., gl hey." ;
. r•C/ut with pit—linoiii Clia - iltry," joined all the
passengers. -, 1 . • •• .
, • ••,1411-, the bldhoSti, than is rtlail' used To have a
blue hole in - the en ak. 'lbtrbi' lisni l o' time, he'd
quarter us. boys in the fieldto grub 'lind hoe; and
•• ''tend the crap; and he'd oink: out to kite bluel hole
• to fish.' None i,f us knekk• where he was gone till
One day I tilit4wilt•lF and tottered him. lle'went
plum dash to the Itttle; and there he'd set and It et 4 h .
• fish fur Rotes anti thrvw 'em back in thiicreek err.
emun-ement. So I los in w ‘ ithAli s e tilt! 100, - , to lit
me go ati-lien.' I die,s the 'O.lll the tivt t nfght;to
kvep from liLtheration itrilte mornin'. 13 right and
.erirly.l geth l erediny pole and trad,: for dad's blue
. hole. Welk, eshtn 1 ;44, than, I tound I lead her;,
\* got nay haft. and I di•iti't know . what to do neat.
I I felt fair stilt spots, to see if- Leonid tiod any tlrog
' to bail with,, but dr a t ineif there W.tli a cri..k , t in
a - hundred . S , , ids from the hob:. •, It cc illatil, ' t d.
. ,
to give it up, down on a hi; rock I seats m) s, If
/ with my Stud • . i.re - cap ~on Ins heird. a con s ide'riti'
I, N how I'd best g\t the brit :After lel thm.p.4hi Cover
• . i'%;•tryt.lt;rig• I fell of my heel.' G•rod 1 .:t.,1%t: I.rtonv
,I'll have IC I takes out my knife: curs off a itik.CC
. in nay heel, hott., , lily, ho.,ar, throws it,mt, and be
, ' fore it touched the watt r, a - big salni,in junired. up
, and kno;v:d 4 'lir metro
con.iderable bu " Fy, to - cut oil one tit at: a nme. and
I . l:uts the salmon up for unii,a
plaie to • sit. rolls up 'my .!oyes, and then if I
thyself I gi)e.:: It. e a
chug'ivent the co'rk. and out cow.' as.d.apot nix
feet long. th s t \ n ' t jump co. it fact. .:Pio• thur
Lit 50 fiat that t m.ttly own inithhi't a keiA 7eount
•of ' etri. They tried how , fa-t tt:ey
They it:a rolle d imt—tiav polo :up and disc o
fo fast th . at you • it. the kit a
Streak of tiro alit r it, it ntorhal
.ed my own knot:. took ~ f r the 11.11:'. and. in nue
hour and a quieter frOni tin' e.nniiienernien , „
e•to:ht 1. /wart - edam/ 1u , ,nry.A.11mi.;r?.,. , art . ,
Ilan' feel •ti thil. lit dre.i low 11,
and sold thLilt a d..il,ir apiece''``
- -
6uch•a - budiii . of 'straps w areir..± i
i,trsren. Eve
ry.
chopkinit.rd - clear of the derk, aid ouri,..itaat
' Lhiateijutr lila bar like a akerred iher---1.u...t- '
~_,
Tau. Sruolt.s-r Ma . ..lie—Once upon time; a
... fight took plare sotrodiehere on 'James river, Va.,
between a Mr ziampson, and a 'Mr. Snead, iii
'which •Souipaini Mid laid out. The next Sunday
at Sunday •achoOl, the following dialogde toOk.
... . .
v - ..Bub Smith., land up and recite,. /Now. Bob,
. \. cr,ho was the at onze.4 man"
IdiTh air itch*. 1 hi. head, and pondered for a while
... ' and thin vosil..-let.l:' ,
. • - • 'iN id, i1.w.6,11k Voir sex how Sampson is; bot,
by g0...h, ~LseS wad hrkrithint like thunder.'
—__........__ .
: - . Point p Ly.:--•What'..i ‘ the in:incr. uncle Jerry ?*
Said Mr. --;.- , a F oki .loletnialt K. v.af'ir.ro:rng
by, growling, nio-t. kroe'rru.ly... :,- • - , r
• Nliit ter 1 ' rai,i,!thi . • old n'ltin ; •%1.'1,7,...1've \ brin
Ingpir' orator -Al itir.mq . ,tti Tilt Di. it's VV ilk': tO
. -
.Ny toi. , airti;:ind whl , d'ic . :l74,e. 1 got f . ,2! it?'
. - ..-#ll - o - ut hint pros.' •
. '.titheiifure! i.'3l -,E- tA. ImP lbelisioctOT wmild
I. 'i vitt a to 4h for me,, ,
itme, arm
!IQ:*
1,2 L flnitrtn. l ,.,or,.. on Verirre :Meet" (:otts . -
vilk,) for .ale or In for It tent of year,.—
Apply :4./1111,
Wcst Mrancli cy.
21-2 Tun
EMIR
Oth.forloPk , -411 rr"pir, irwo Foto Matches, for
Pale low, at SIAIITLYA 4ug Sure.
• Juba :0.7 , •
~~UEbICifCL
. _ .
'WISTAWS BALSAM OF - ‘.
• 1
WILMOHERRY, •.. --.
i THE GREAT REMEDY' . FOR CONSUMPT , . 1
I .tind Ike best Medicine known to AltEk far the coin of
Asthma, of, eveiy stage, Liver COMPlaints, Bron-
chili's, Influenza, Coughs, Coulds, Bleeding of
the Lungs,Shortness of Breath; pains and
Weaknss in the side, breast, &c.,
• • I and all other diseases of the
Pulmonary Organs.-
A VERY important disease over which this 'Miriam': .
II exerts a very powerful influence, is that of a DIS-•
E.ASED LIVER. In this complainth has undoubtedle
pm .ed More efficacious than ally remedy hitherto em
ployed, and in numerous instances when patients bad
endured long And severe suffering (tom the disease, •
without recetir g the least benefit from various reme
died, and when MERCURY, has been reported to in
vain, the use of this Balsam has restored the LIVER
to a healthy artion, — and in Malty instance? effected
.PERMANENT CURES. after every, known, remedy
bad failed to produce this etree. • ' .
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disease above
mentioned; we also find it a very effectuahremedy in
AS'IJIMA, a complaint in Which it has been extensive
ly used with decided success, eveW in cases of years .
standing. , , •
. it not cmly emanates from a regular Physician, but
has alscl been well tested in all the Complaints far
I which it is recommended. It is not: my intention,
ilierefore":either to cloak it immystery, or in any way,
deceive the politic by overrating its virtues; on the
contrary. I shall simply hitleavor to give ahrief state
ment of its usefulness, and flatter myself ,that its our
prising efficacy will enable me to furnish 'such proofs
of its virtues as will satisfy the most incredulous, that -
Consumption may and 'C.AN BE CARED,' Obis Medi
.citie he resorted to in time. •
i - Poughkeepsie. N. Y. Sept: 1'8,1815.
Mr: Seth NV...Fmk : -
Dear Sir:-The character of WistaCs Blsam of
Wild Cherry is so well established throughout the
country, and especially in the State of New York, -
that any further testimony - would seem td heMneces
sary.' Yet I have derived on notch' advantage front-it
'that I am happy, tn.,Cotntnunicate Omagh you to the
sick and afilicted,What it has done for me and I consider
it a•privilege and - duty to do so. I have been troubled .
—with weak lungs for four years ; -bad a cimeh more
or less every wager. I was confined to the house all
last winter with a severe cough, plain the side and
,breast; raised blood several times. I consulted aphy
sician, but have never taken any medicine whiCh has
done me so much good as WISTA-R'S . BALSAM ,OF
WILD CHERRY. I consider it the BEST medicine in.
1 the world for, Colds, C 011211?, and .Pufinittary Com
plaints. WILLIAM B. SWA It TS. •
' OPLA:IO. , ir OF A REGULAR PIYYSICIAN: -
',
Extef,. Me., Sept: 30, 1815.
This certifies that I have recommended' the Ilse of
WisTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY for disea
ses of the Lungs, for two year past, arid many bottles
to my knowledge have been used by my patients, all.
with beneficial results. In two cases where it was.
thought confirmed coWsumption had taken place, the
Wild Cherry effected a cure: , - ;
E. BOYDEN, Physician at Estee Camel:. '
:.„VO QUACKERY! NO DECEPTION!, !.
,
All publfshed statements of cures performed by tpis ..
mediviik, are, in every respect, TRUE. \
BEWARE OF CORN,TERVEITS.AND lurrartoss.--The
unparalkled and astonishing efficacy of Dr: Wistar's
!taken] of 'Wild Cherry in allothe diseases fir whirl] it
is recommended. curing' many cafes after' the! skill of
the best physirians was Unavailing., has effected a
Page and increasing.. denia MI for _,it..,. This
_fact has
1,11:, , ,I several' unprincipled counterfeiters and, imita
tors to polio off spurious Mixtures, of shnilar name
and appearance. for the genuine Balsam. .
Ile careful and get the genninell. WI STAR7S BAL.
-SAM OF WILD COLIIIIY. None genuine i unless
signed by I. BUTTS. Andress all orders to :_-ETII W.
FOWLE, Poston. Mss. \.' ,
For sale by JOHN S.• Cl, MARTIN, Druggist; Potts.:
vifie i. WILLIAM TA.GGA T, Tamaqua; BICREL&
MF.DIAII, Orwig.slitirg ;J. . & .I,LA. FALLS, Miners
.ville ; CALEBWIIEELER, Pinegrbve• : • -
- dan:lo '. , 9
•
. S U GAR C®ATED •
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS'
rrun "Improved Indinn Vegetah:e (Sugar
I Coated) are 'certainly doing rtitielt good in the
whole Countfy, and are highly esteemed, if One half is
frog that people write and say ahmit them. They are
so easy, in their operation that all like them. The Edi
tor of the "Block R. rer Journal." one of the largest
and best papers in the Slate of N. Y., writes as follows :
WATERTOWN, May ::(1, 1816.
1)r. 0. Benj. SmittuL-Dear Sir:-1 was laid up with
a had cold 130111 C time Fillfc my return from N.•Y., and
during my illness I made trial of your Pills, and 1 must
say I found them excellent. They are the hest medi
cfne for the purposes they dre intended, that I have yet
seen. I r seldom take Pills, butt fmind. yours entii• ly
free from the ohjectionsJo which other Pills are
I hope they.ci ill cioWitine to he a source of profit to
you, as I .truld tint they -will be a i means of relief, to
tire afflicted an a large scale. Yours truly .
J. GREEI.
Testimonials come in daily. sliewing_these Pills .are
superirir to all other medicines .for the hire of, Colds,
dud Coughs, Dyspepsia, Billious•Complaints. Head
ache, Impure Blood, Rheumatism, Want of appetite and
all complaints arising from a deranged stomach. Per
eons of all ages. and .constitntions hud them pleasant
and efficacious. They have cured the rush of blood.to
rite head, when all. other means failed. gentleman
front Michigan says they cured him of Rheumatism, by
ing in connection with thern, sage tea, and, that the
.pills have cured many chronic diseases in his town.
• J.. READ THIS.
•
I have been` a . fflicted with.dysoSpsia in its most ag
gravated for • for thiee. years past, and four d no reliwt
iinlit 111-Fed Dr. G. Benjamin South's "Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable rills." After using, six boxes ocsaiil .
vi triable Pills, I. ant entirely Lured, ,--They - are a great
letuedy. ' .1. K. LEEMAN.
Paducah, Ky., Nov. 10,1815.
We certify to the above facts. Dr. Smith's Pills are
universally esteemed in this vicinity. .
HODGE, GIVENS & Co., Merchant's.
Paditinh,q.,.Nov. 10, 1515..
-•
rionl Dr. ,:Ingieton.
.
Smkittritriis, KV., Feb., 21. 1516..
Dr' Denj. Stith 1 7 :-Dear Sir:—Nothing !'as ever been
iiiirodui-ed that .has sold so well and given such ,7*.9n
!al satisfaction a. , .'i your Sugar Coated Improved Indian
Vegetable Pills. \ -Very respectfully Ours;
S F. SINGLETON.
• Office 179 Greenwich street, Large Brick Block, New
York: ' \ .
yr , Always auk for the Itoproved Indian Vegetable
l'ills. ,
r.,- And see that G. Benj. Smith. is written . with a nun
.
on the bottom or the til.
_For site at JOHN S. C. MARTIN'S - Drug Store,
Pnitsvin,
May 22,1, 1510. - 21....ain0
.
s. ) I `lvt, .t
NINAPARILIA . & VEGETABLE BLOOD MIS
1 f N! consequence of the- hicredsitie demand for Dr.
ll 1 I.!eiely's Blood Pills. and the encourazement by the
! public in eitiple*ying them, in" pre:fel - envy' 111 all others,
l e the proprietor- was oblieed to have coma reacted at-I'm
-I
Aurae, 1V111.,11 W 111114.1 make them more rapidly and with
I. less!labeer, consemiently less expense than heretofore:.
I 'laving etfcctsd co degiialite - ette objert. and that the
'medic may share the benetith of sucli great improve
! 'omit in Nil:making. his boxes will henceforth .contain
I ' FORTY PILLS IN A lIOX. •
.
; and the price The same a ; heretrifote, namely :—Twen
ty hese CIIIIIS a Box—five Blues for One Dollar!!
..
. -
Dr.. Leidy's SarsapAilla and Vegetable Blond Pi
havi?, - .lnringthe past few yeam, been more successfully
ntployed khroughout the United Stales, rdekiro and
the xv,i.r Indies. than any others, and the vapidly in
creasing demand for them 35 unparallel e d.
They
ire the Only Pills in existence. known to con-
Soi.gparilla in them, the proprn•tor only knowing, ,
In , sv tom!.ilw Ilse :Sur.saparitin ‘‘ ill otliersubstances
loritl of pills.; . 41
IF 141.1.5 ARE NECESSARY
•
flor purgins for rlea r rosine the stomach at (1 - 13tveIs, far
puff, ieC the likool or thaiits of the hotly, as an alter
native for ream% ing the railses cordioiroa,i; and arre,_
tiovz its proefress, :mil as a gprit%; ptvitier these Bills
will he found more effectual thatrany other.
l'. YOUNG AND OLD. MALE DR FEMALF:, •
I may at all times take them without change of,living,
restraild from oc.ospation. or fear of taking cold front
exposure io all kinds of weather, for they contain no
niertuty or minenils, which a're 'contained . in other
pdts. and which make other pills so unsafe ctr danihr
' Olo; to take, and uricertain in ilietr effects.
PERSONS OP ALL GON:3TITUTIONS
.ivhettler feeble or debilitated: or Or robust and :strong
rnnstilutinn,Caulake them without prostrating or de•
hildating the syste . ni :'they' operate so easy and gentle;
I )et elrectual, that little inconvenience is causecrin la
! kitiz them.
.; • THEY ARE GOOD' AT Af.l. TEkIES,..• •-.
I.'l. ;Ali AliseaSe+ of whatever nature nr kind. .
Caution is necessiary I . Be sure at MI times to ask for
and take no others than Dl'. Leidy's Blood .Pills. All
others by .names nearly similar, are spurious; and cal
culated to deceive; ant proprietors of. theta thinking
them on the reputation of the genuine, bona-fide,
and only true Elatsaparißa and Vegetable Blood rills of
Dr. Leidy.
Beware, of such imposition, fraud and trickery.—
Tout It .thent.not, much less take them, for being man
uficiured to deceive the public of their trioney, they
willbesldes deceive the body and your system by their
effects. • ' • I
Remember I 4n Pills In a Bog for `2.5 rents—Five Box
eslfor One Dollar. [No others Footain Forty rills to
the Box j : .- . .
'7 7,- .,F. 'To he bad in l'ottille at JOHN S. C.-MAR
TIN'S' Drug . Store. Alen, at JOHN II: BROWN'S
. ,
thug Store. . .
May 23,181(. _ .
: 21—.1y
• 'Public Male, by Executors.
j\ PURSUANVE.orthe ,directions of the last will
s and testament of-John Ber..rhur, late of Bethel town
ship,'.l.ebanon county, deceased, the undersigned, ex
ecutors, will sell by public sale, on Thursday the
Fin: day of October next,
At the Public House of Samuel Beard, hi the borough
of Schuylkill liaicc , n, Schuylkill county ; all that car
toin half 11.0 T OF GROUND, Innate on Front strect,.in
;aid borough, 'adjoining lute marked with letter D and
Nu.. 4 ; and letter E and iNo. 5; being the northern
half of We lot mocked in the general plan of, the io
dation to Schuylkill Haven. with theletter D N 0.4 ; on
• ' which are erected a large and 'Convenient
TWO STORY FRAMEDOUSD:and other
o
, • out buildings. Tovsession will be given
A......;7 on the first day' of April, 1847. Sale to
commence at 1 o'clock 1'..51.; when the
ruts will be'made known by
• . -JACOB WCIDEL. ..:
. .
' JOHN SATTAZAHN,
. ' - - 'WCINIDEL GEEIA.RT.' .
.• Eletutars qf John Basher, de frayed.
ethuylkill a en, Juiy 4 . . • ' '27-131
:PATENT MEtALLIC ROPES,
Fpa - THE USE OP NIVIth, RAILWAYS,
Fgr sale, or imported to order, by the subscriber
T •
11E13ERope/I are now limpet exclusively used in
the Collieries and' on the Railways in Great Brit
an, and are found to - be greatly superior to .Hempen
lines as regards safety; durability and economy: -
The Patent Wire Itopee, have proved to be still In
good condition after tbiee year's service, in the same.
situation where-the Hempen ones, previously used, of
double the size and weight would wear out in nine qr
ten montbs;.. They Lose been used for almost every
purpeseto. which Hempen Ropes and chainshave been ,
appljed. •Mines, Railways. Heavy Cranes, Standing
Rigging, Window Cords, Lightning Conductors. SiOnal
Halyards. 'Tiller Ropes, They are made either of
Iron or,Copper Wire, and in - cases of muzb exposure
to dampness, of Celvaiilzed Wire.
Testimonials from thz .oiest eminent Engineers in
Enaland can be shown as to their efficiency, and any
additiorial information required respecting the differ
ent descriptions and application will be given by
-• ALFRED P. KEMP,-75 Broad at.. New York:
Sole Agent in the United States.
New York, litay,3oih, 1E46.
- -
e,. The'subscriber has been appointed Agent tot the
stile of the Patent Wire Rope in this Region. All or
deisieft Ot this ottice; statine size, weight and length,
will he sromptly attended to. B. BANNAN.
_
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50
ra 7'4
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COL / LIERY. WORKS ,
'FOUNDRY S 1114 CHINE SHOP.
TILE subscribers; at their old stand, cornet of Rail '1
I Road and Callowhill streets, are prepared to man-
:nfacture to tatter, at the shortest notice, *.am Engines
and Pumpir, of any ['ower and rapacity for mining and
other purposes, Battin's Qual Brceking
solid and perforated rollets, as may be retilted.
Also Engines and Blowing Cylinderi With all neces
sary machinery for Mast Fornaree. Hot Air Pipes, of
the most approved plans, Cup-and Ball*ints and Wa
ter 'Ayers, of the very ~hept construction.; . 'They par
ticularly trivia the attention of Iron Masters and par
'ties engaged in the Iron trade, to their large stock of
. Patterns for hulling ~511//s, having lately constructed
the mlichinery for two of the largest Mills in the coon
,try, viz: :-.4he Wyoming' Mill at irVilkesharre, and the
Mitl, at the (Montour Iron Works. DanviPeP
They are fully prepared for this Atind of work. togethr
e
with every variety of, general n altinrry Of the qual
ity.of their work and materials. it is .entotch to say,
that time and erperienie, the most infallible tests. have
amply demonstrated the genuine character °Wick en
gines and machinery. •
Orders arereipecfully solicited and trill be promptly
attended to.'HAYWOOD & SNYMR. •
Pottsville, January, 17,'1810, }=ly
NEW AND ENITENSIV E
Clothing and Gentlemen's Fi skiing Store
subscribe' . has just returned froth the cities of
New York tiiid Philadelphia with a splendid and
cheap - assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings.
of the latest importations, comprising the best black
French and English wool deed 'Cloths: superfine black
French Doe Skins' and English wool dyed Cassimeres,
French and English Fancy Cloths. such as Olive, Brown.,
Invisible Green, &c., French Fancy Cassimeres of the
latest Spring styles, plain and fanCy: vestings. black
satie, cashmere, cashmeretts, white and buff Cassi.
metes, light fancy velvets, Marseilles, &c.; all of
which be is prepared to, Manufacture to order in the
very best style,aautat prices at which he is determined
no customer shall complain. Being lirmself a practical
taitor, and employing cutters and Workmen superior to
any Others in the place. he is able to warrant every dr
tide Manufactured by him to give satisfaction to the
'mist particular in fashion, tit and 'finish.
The subscriber has also just opened at his new store
t h e ,h is g• e g. liest, and most fashionable stock of ready
made clothing e v e r offered to the Pottsville public; all
of which he will dispose ur hriccy whith caudal fail
to satisN purchasers, viz:
• Fine hack Frock Coats from $lO 00 to..s: Q
I do Dress do • 000 ' 16 00
do Sack do
• . 5 5i 10 50
'Fancy Frnrk and-Dress Coats • . ' 8 00 - 18 UO
Summer Tweed'Coats 2 50 4 50
Linen . do • 75 2 00
Fine Casslinere Pantaloons, Slack
and Caney colors 350 '•7 50
French Casstinere Pantaloons,
(Summer goods) 2 50
Linen Pantaloons 621 21 •
Stit:tithe black Satin Vests . 350 '.5'60
• do do do . 1. 50 • 00
Easley vests Cashmere 5 Cashnierettel 75 50
Marseilles Vests . 64' ,1 50'
The subscriber's establishment may very properly be-,
called the Pottsville Emporium at' Fashion, where gen
tlemen may - alwa3N obtain every article of gentlemen's
wear, such as shirts, collars, handkerchiefs, scarfs,
glovAs. hose suspenders, &c. &c . suited to the fastid
ious mate of the exquisite, the plain habits of the sub
stantial citiken, Or the wants of the industrious labo
rer. He ran clothe a man from head to foot with a
suit efclothes for $2 50, which is cheap enough for the
poorest.
, subscriber has Dist received the latest Leminn,
l's rho. New York. and Philadelphia Spring and Summer,
Fashions'. Any tact •.cati Ire suited at his new store it(
Centre street, next d r above Clemens's Drug store,
Pottsville. - , B. T. TAYLOR.
r, Don't f..:rget the plar . •
Pottsville, April IS. P 3.10. /
Valuable Coal Tracts to /Rent.
rr 0 let on leasett, l to suit applicants, all that tract of
land belongin_ to the North Anterti:an Coal Co.,
known as the Mill' lreek Tract, containing the follow
ing li=t of Coal Vein . many of which,—among others,
the Peach Mountain 'elne—ltaving. a -range of over a
mile in length, viz ewis, Elpohn, Barracleuch,
Pearson, Clarkson,. Ste nson, Little Tracey, Peach
'Mountain Veins, Green Pa korltavensdale Vein, Per.
pendicular. Diamond, and 8,.i Diamond Veins, along
with Mane others not named.
• Also, all that tract called the Junction Tract, belong
na to the said Company,containing the Salem,Forrest.
Rabbit Hole... Mortimer, Tunnel, Black Mine, C. law
ton and Alfnid Lawton Veins. Moo, a Saw Mill and
I Grist MilLsituated fill the NlillCreekTract, all ocwhich
rented on moderate terms by applying to
DAVID CHILLAS; Ag't. '
Pottsville, Feb.' 21
Stegm Engine
.AND . MACHINE MANUFACTORY;
11IE subscriber is-prepared to furnish all kinds of
Machine ry, such as Stearn Engines, either high or
lots pressure—blowing and puniping Engines,saw and
cristtnill—Coal Breakersandather Machinery connec
ted with the mining laisiness. Also, boile:e, iron boats,
propellers and propeller nagines, iron and brass cas
tings, and all other a!rticlesiolhis line of business, at
Ins establishment in 124 street, below the Rail Road,
Catuden,New Jersey.
I • JOIIN' F. STARR,'
Late of the firm of MOSES sTAttn& SONS;
Camden, (New Jeriiey,) Nov. 1,1815. -14-tf
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LIPPINCOTT & TAYLOR
BEGS Leave to inform their customers and the public
in general that they' have opened for their inspec
tion, one of the largest and most varied assortment:, of
eyed.. suitable for the spring and summer trade that
ever carne to-this county such as new style Siberian,
Sodding:on, Croton, Arcadia-n, English; French, Amer
ican, clothe and cassimeres of all descriptions, with
one of the richest and most fashionable stock of sest
inas. the eve ever beheld. Also linen, fine cotton, end
gingham shirts, Bosoms. Collars, Handkerchiefs, fine
Hoskin CloVeit, Suspenders, first' quality striped and
embroidered Scarfs,lwhich for beauty and style cannot
be surpassed. All' pf which will be disposed of, at
prices within the reach of every person.
' Should you favor tra with Dealt, we are satisfied you
will not regret it. • ; LIPPINCOTT bc.TAYLOR,
Corner of Centre and Mahantongo, streets
P, 8.-411loculamade to order, ih a style which earl
not be surpassed in the state, for twhich Ave can give
the best of reference.
Pottsville, April 18, 1646,
For Sale, to Let,or Lease
BIIILDING LOTS in the Borouglt of Schuylkill Ma
ven. Several. handing Lots advantageaucly situ
ated, for sale ot will be rented fora term of years, on
ground rent. Apply to WM. S. MILL,.
- West. Branebyalley, near Schuylkill Ilaven.
Also, Cost WitsztvEs for sale.or to lease.
June 13,1848: . 21-3 mo
THE IVIINERS',
SALES OF
REAL ESTAICE ; :
tif virtue of several writs - of VE:linittost Exiciiss
and Imus Fscsita,
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and ,Fl Fi, issuedroutof the
Court of Common 'Pleas-of 'Schuylkill County, and to
me directed, will be expitscd to sale; by public veudue
or outcry,
On Salurddy,. the sth day of September, 1846,
At the house of Michael Graeff, in' the borough of Or
wigsburg, at twWo7clock In the afternoon, all that cer
tain-- tract or piece of land, situate In East Brutiswig
Township, in the county of Schuylkill, containing 200
acres more miless, and adjoining lands of Samuel
Kepner, kranele. Jeremiah. Leiningei%
Christian Miller, &c., with the neputtenancei,
cgpsii
trng of ,a two story log dwelling house, a large frame
Bank Barn, and the other outbuildings As the prop
erty of JOHN HOFFMAN.
Al the - ionic time and place, 411'those certain
two tractsfer parcels of lan'd;:the first thereof situate
partly in the , borongh of Schuylkill Ilaven, ypd partly,'
in Manlielin township, Schuylkill county, beginning at?
a J'ine stump on the West side of the river 'SchnYlkill.
and a corner of landed ,[oho Pon', thence by land of
John Pott. Smith 621 degrites, !vest 41 perches to n poSt,•
rnrner.of laid Thomas-billyman, thence by land
of Thomas Sillvinatr, the thiee neat mentioned cony
' ses south 211 degrees, cast 140 perches to -a post, :tooth
621 de - grecs, west 4 perches tit a post, south WI de-.
,grees,.east crossing the West branch of the river'
Schuylkill, and alio the,Mine Bill and Stituylkill Ha
ven Bail Road 155 perches to tt . Jitone. a corner of land
of Daniel Bartotel, theme by has land north 35 degretrs,
east'63 perchesigi.a sione,tnenCe by the same south 19i
degrees; east 1113.0.10 'perches to a stone in'a line of
land of George Kerschner, thence by land north 75;
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'degrees east 37 pelebes to a irtotte on the hank of the
river Schuylkill, thence along the river Schuylkill north
291 degrees, east 46 6.loPerches toil beach tree on tire
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tire
'bank of the - river, thence by *Vest Schuylkill Haven,
•north,26 degreis,'west 06 9-10 perches to a post, on
the
bank of the river Schuylkill. thence along the said riv-,
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er north 77 clegrei.li, west SS 7-10 perches to a stone, ,,
tt,ence up the river Schuylkill, the several courses and
'distances thereof, and erdssing the West liranch of the.
rit er Schuylkill, with its junction ntilie main branch
to the place of beginning. continuing 119 acres and 59
perches. with the appuitittaiires, consisting' of a one
. two story tog dviellitig.house, a one storystone house,
n frame barn, a two, story stone house, with a base,
!Bent atoly, a large. 4 story depot Imuse,;built of stone, -
with a two story stone well house unfinished. a'
two story frame ;Louse, a blacksmith shop, 9 shanties
built on ground rent. and a'number of other buildings
put up by the Philadelphia andßeading Rail Road Com
pany and others..:.
The second there6l situate in the said townships of
Manheitn, beginning area white oak, thence by laud of
Kershner, nortliliti degrees. west-17 perches to a cites
nut oak, thence by laud of Boyer, north 721 -degrees
east 113 perches to a atone, thence Mirtly by land of
Fessler, and partly, by kynil of Bartolet north
grees. west 207, perche. to. a , stone, thence hy 'other
• land south 691 degrees, east 9.21 perches to' a post,
thence by land Of Thomas Silly man smith 1t. , 1 decrees,
east 217 perches to_a 'stone..theni:e by land of Dress;
soutlifin decrees, west 103 perches to a SpaniSlf oak,
and south Eel rlNfrei:s, west 64 7-10 perches to the
place of beginpingeroutamidg 60 acres &c., asin, and
by said mortgage recorded' in Schuylkill county,,
in niortgage book E, page WS ; will More fully appear
&c., together wilts the Iteredita mews and appuricnan
, tea, A: the property of4IOJWEI.I.
Al Ore itatkr tilde tod place, All that undivi
ded half part of alt that certain lot of ground; situate
on the southweSte side nt' Third street iu the Bo
rough of Pottsville, Sebnylkill county, containing in
front on said Third st.,::o f l / 4 :et, 6 inches, thence
rinr
tring back (the tides being paraltel) south CO degrees,
west about 135 filet unite or less; to a 1.3 feet wide, alley,.
and: containing on said alley 36 feet, 4, inches, bounded •
norrhwestwardli by a riot to lie conveyed. to Elder
Hutchinson, and southeasterly by a lot intended to be
conveyed to: Benjamin Snyder, on . the-other 'side by
the aforesaid'stiq:et and alley, it be ing part of a larger
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lOt is high IMO Ifatikirsimand Win:, and Abrithatu Poll. ,
and wife, by their deed dated .the-..stia, day of 'August, '
A. D., 1830, conveyed to Daniel 1101, in fee, - eicepting
the, coal, ,i.e. •,1 i
Also, all that undivided half part of all that,certalri
lot or piece of ground, situate' in the Fair! . Borough 'of
Pottsville, on the' Foutliwesterly side of Third street,
in the said borongli, beginning at a cornerof said Third,
Street and Laurel street, thence along said Laure l St.,
semi' frOf degrees. wet 145 feet to,a Cl) feet wide al
ley, thence along raid alley south 30 degrees"; east 53
feet 3 i pieties, thence north 60 degrees, ea 'i 132 feet to
said Third stree4jand thence along said lord street,
north 19 degrees west 441 't to the plac f beg inning,'
being part of loiltiumbered in l'ott Sc. Patterson's Ad-.
dition -to the Borough of fottsville, No. rt; (excepting
that part of said; lot beretofote Fold by Potts /i.*. Ban
nan, to John Edwards.) Also; all that undivided half
pait. of all Ihaticertain. other lot, situate in ;the said.
borough. beginning et liyost in the east line of Third
street, 18 'feet'Ojinclies: soot hwardly from the north
-west corner of lot Marked No. 89, in. Fisher's Plan Of
said notion:lt of ,Prittsiiille. thence south 78 'degrees,
east 110 feet, ,E , lttil 150 degrees.: east 111 feet to a 20
f eet w id e a ll e y, nn tilt! Sll,Ol bwaitlN side of the said
lot No. 89and nen? Adains street, thence along satilal-
MY AOlllll 60 degiiies,: west 12 feet, thence nortli'NO de
grees, west lit! feet; north 7S degrees, wgst 115 feet to
the east side off Third 4ttreet, thence along the same
north h 2e2 degrees;wriFt II feel, 6 inches to tiM place of
beginning, beingpartofihe said lot No. 69, in Filter's
'plan of the Borough of, Pottsville, on .the old town
plot, with Alin appurtenances.
,As the property of
BENJAMIN 115;NNAN. ,i-' • ' 1
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ill vie yap iiinaltri-pkee. All that certain
lot. 'or' piece off Groh` ' ''. ,situate to the Borough of
Seltuvlkill Haven: thibilYlkill' estop; no the "ern,'
ryardly .ride of I.lpilnt street, adjoining Daniel Saylot
on the north, b y !Inland Kline on tli east,.heina
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feet iii Ain't, and 122 feet. in trepth,iv Rif the aprittrte
'lances,' consisting pf a-„one and a half story frame
dwelling tionse.l Ali Iftintropeity/of JOHN BECKER,
and REGINA BECItER.E.XeCIIII)is of the last will and
testament of MAGLiEI.ENA ' BERKIIEDS ER. dee'd.
Al the san4 . liiiir.nqd place, All' ; thnt certain
mos:mace, - piece orr tract of- land; situate on Deep
Creek, in the th*nship of Barry, in the county of
Schuyikill,and e.,itpte of Pentisylvania, adjoining to,and
bounded by lands'ofi.la cob neither, lands held in,,cotti
patty by Marks Jolto Riddle, Mar., and John Kimmel,
'midst - of Martin illaity. vacant land and other surveyed
land—also, land of tate, Jeremiah Reed, diiceased and
othdrs,containing.ahotit 637 acres, he the same more or
less, it being tivo itdjuining tracts or sarveys,. one
whereof, being the stunt: which was originally survey
ed to Maigaret peari,ie, by virtue of it warrant granted
to her, dated the Holt-day of Senteintier, 1722, and the
other being the Itatit'e tract which was originally' sur
veyed io Pett'ir I , ;arti3ll; by virtue of a warrant granted
to hint, dated UM lgth day of. September. A'. I)., 179 p,
whose right and title tt; the same, by sundry conve.*-
awes and as,ait' times in law,.duly had nod obtained, -
became' yestetl lin, and • the property .of John Hughes,
whereuprin Saltine! illuutzinger. Esq.. high Sheriff of
the Ceunty afort•Said, by Deed Poll, order his hand
ii.nd seal,`Aliterlithei,nli day of Mactli.-1,27, and ack
nowit,d.,-,±!•1 open court of ComittAn Pleas of gclittyk
kill County, filet td f!!''' of August.'lS27, and enured
'among the 1 ,,,,,,, ~
,list,;(4, the ,^ . ili courl,4lill grattritnd
confirm to said Philip Roy, and to his . 1...':'" and aggigns,
who title, was ds' with Anna Maria lib: Wife, 'by. listed:
dated everi date iv ith the snae niorigAge, granted and.
confirmed tbe sante Unto this:lid William B. Potts, to
gether With the appitrten'anees, consisting of two II
story log houses, 3sj a lilts and? saw mill. As the prop
ertyl3 of WM. .! l'O 1.2,
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It is ace scary f 0... jaw Oat Wm. B. Potts is merely
'the notiiinaf'def.,ndent andhas no interest whatever in
the land 'to be s.',l,d, he standing merely in the positiOn
of trustee. /1
. All seized and taken into ex.-4 , ation rind will be sold
by . ' / :.1 i ;JEREMIAH REED, Sheriff.
-Sheriffrs ,OlTice,. - OrWigs- 1
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LATK tILIEMENs & DAK Ell,
\AT H i OLESALL.DRUGGIST, Manufacture! of Co-'
Y ital Varttith, sole Agent for the Franklin gloss
‘'orks'. Having bFenlong engaged in the manufae:
ture.of Copal Varnish, (as well as other kinds,)in now
prepared to offer tp purchasers au article which in
quality, cannot be surpassed by any in the Union. Al
so, receiving weekly from the above celebrated Works,
Windotv Class id every size. Constantly on hand a
full assortment of White Lead. of the, most approved ,
brands, Red Lead: Litherage, Saxony Magnesia,
which will he mil l ar Manufacturers prices, together
with a large and Welt selected stoekof Drugs,Medi
cines, Dyes, Aclrts' Fine Colors, Perfumery, kr., In
short every article to the Drug tine. Merchants, Phy
sicians and Dedlettein general, are tequested,to call
and examine the,' suck and prices, feeling satisfied they.
will be induced to purchase.
Philada.,‘Febrimm 11, 181fi. 7-ly
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Pennsylvania Coal & Iron Lands;
!For Sale. . .
1671 A cent.f 0;1
fill P r e a r t r e .he r s ,rt axl g all a o t t , v d a s ucr om or t, %ii n r .
Jenks TowtishirOletrer sou county, finely • Timbered
and Watered. andliaving several Mill sites upon them.
TWO main roads r 4 through the lands, and improved
Farms adjoin, while Saw and Grist Mills are ..in the
immediate neighhorlicuuL This land was selected by
a gentleman of experienced judgment,. and is connid
ered by judges to b-one of the best tracts in Vie coun
ty. Its proximity I the Clarkin and Allegheny rivers,
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and numerous nav igable streams, and the proposed
Railroad to Pittsbtirg 'and Eric, renders it highly deaf-'
'rattle as nn inventnient at present prices. .•./
' Abounding in !roil Ore and Bituminous Coal of fine
(manly, it is believbel .to present one of the 'most ad-
vantageoustorattoPy for Iron Works in West PePn
sylvania. The present owner pureitased with a view
of erecting such Works, but engagements in 'another
quarter bbliges hint with great reluctance to forego his
intention: .Maps will be shown, and every Information
given by the undersigned. The lands are patented,
and the title's and uality will be warranted, and sold
free and clear of all incumbranee. ,
‘ I. , •' 1 • 11. SHEAFF SMITH,
I 15 North Thirteenth street.
Philadelphia Jaduary 3, 1816. . 1- -
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PASCAL
_IRON' WORKS.
;PHILADELPHIA.
WELDED WroOgbi lion Flues, Suitable for Loco,
v 1 motives, Marine and other 4team Engine Boilers,
from 2 to 5 inches in - diameter; ' Also, Pipes 'I or Gas,
Steam and Other piirpoires; extra strong Tub for Hy
draulic:Presses Bennis , Pistons for Pumps of Steam
Engines 4.c. Manufured and for sale by
. 1. Moms, TABKER & MORRIS, •
Warehouse S. E. corner Sd and • Walnut sta., Philada.
• Philada• Nov. tta . • "• 41-1
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ao.ExpY IN TILE:
STATEq..
THE CHEAPEST PAS
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JOSEPH ~
SPLEkDID LISE OF LONDO
Licu4ooL ra.csrrs.t
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gent, Pottsville:
N,TS FOR 184 e
PASSAGE OFFICE,
Cor. of Souill, , N. Y..
B. Hannan; A:
ARRANGE*
OLD ESTABLISHES
./00 Perie Street,
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fr HE subscriber bees le, l ave to call .the' attention of
X his friends and the public in genera ), tO, the follow
ing afrangentents for the gear 1816, and for the purpose
of bringing out CabinJ , Second Cabin,l l an.. 4 Steerage
f
Passengers, by the olloWing
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Regular . Packet -Scupf to and frcnn Lareipool
Ships' Naines Captain; : Days of Sailing ftom.
-• • , • New: Ork.
-Henry Clay, Nye, j ' • Jan. 6 May 6 Sept 6
Stephen Whitney, Thom son, " ~11 . ".,t 11 "11
Ganirk, • ,Skiddy, , ";' , .;:t. ,? : 26 " 26
Patrick Henry, • • Delanb Feb. 6 'Ante 6 Oct. 6
Virginian, s. Heirnj •'" 41 "- 11 " H
Roseio, • ' Eldridge, • ".26' ' l ': 26 "26
Independencej Allen; Mar. '6, Juli: • 6 Nov.'6
Waterloo, • • Allen; • " II " 11 " II
Siddons,, ' . C. C o bb, .i, 2 6 . 7 26 ~2 6
I •Ashburton.„ , Howland,-* •April °Aug 6 Dec '6
1 John R. Ski , l47; Skidilv, " 11 ', 11 11
Sheridan I Corn' h. ." 26, t• 26 " 26,
Ship's Name, Captai s, Dayli!o&ailing from
I '' 4,- ,' • ' ' !:Liverpool. ~
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I Henry Clay. - Nye, ~• Feb•2l!lune 21 Oct. 2v
Stephen'Whitney, Thom son, ""I 26 1 '1 '•'26 "- 26
Garridk, , ..• Skid y, Mar.r 11 July 11 liolll
Patrick Henry, Delano, "' 21 1' • 21. " 21
Virginian, Heim!, ' ' " 26 •"„ 26 " 26
Itoocius - ' • Eldli e , I April 11 Aug.ll Dec. II
Independence, ' Allei 21 ": 21 " 26
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Waterloo, . , Allen "1 2 ' -".„2.0 ” 26
Siddons, ' 'E. Cribb. May I I Siipt'ill Jan. 11
Ashburton, • Howland, ' •'" 21 . r' . :.% 21 " 21
Johnll.l , ikiddy, , Skiddv, " 20 . • "-t 25 " 2G
Sheridan, , , Cornish, June 1 I Oct 4•11 Feb 11
In addition to the aliolle Regular Lines, afrtinber• of
Splendid New Yotk Built Transient Ship4such as the
`Adirondack, •Scotland,l Russel Gdover,, , l.:Belio,' land
'Sea,' will continue to sail frion•Liverponl-weekly in
regular succession, thqihy preventing tht least pos ,,
sibllity of delay or detention in Liverpool; and for
the accommodation of persons.wishing,to remit money
to their families . or frields: 1 haVe arranged the pay
ment army Draftsn th following Banks: .
Cork_ :, limerick Clonim el •
Londonderry, Sligni; , Wexford
Belfast, Waterford ' Galway
Armagh, . , Athlone, , , - 1 etilerain '
Kilkenny, Ballad,. • • Tralee,
• Enniskillen, Montighan,'' • ' Youghal,'
Banbridge, . Ballinena P.irsonstbwn
Downpatrick, Cavan, - , Lutgan,
Dungannan, Banc on,
- Ballyshannou t ',Stra cane, ] Skilibretin
' Omagh, _Mall iw, , 1 i• Dublin , .
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Cootehill, Kilrash,...
' Scotland—The City Bank Of Glasgow ..
: England—Messrs..,Spopner. Atwood-A: Cm bankerS i
London ;'Messrs. I'. W. Byrnes IA Co,' Liv'erpool,
. Passengers can also be engaged frOin Lgy.erpool, to
Philadelphia, Boston Mid Baltimore, ,, by h:ibe Regular
`Packet Ships on applitt.;ition being made personally,
or by letter. [post paid. ] , dilressed to ! 'I 1
'JOSEPH McMURRAY, 100 Pine !street; I
corner of South str e e t , riaji York' ,
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. Beni. Bannan.Pottsvi le,T,'a. ; Michael 'Mullen, Rm.
chester, N. Y.; Jer.l.l gent Providence.; R• 17 T,'
Cough, Albany, N. Y. ItntorMs o'llara Toledo, Ohio;
'Thomas McQuade ,Utica, N. N.Y. . , , :. ,
I also beg leave to assure my friends and the public
in genefal, that the greatest punctuality Will he obser
ved 'tithe sailing of the lahnve •ther 'witll all
•
others Which I may hove , at tsen ' eir. hill
oa.perience tin delay on their the , llifferent
1 orts where they•mean to en
P. S.—Fredi Passage ^an a red feint the
venous Portii in Ireland at front ,which
Steamers rimitn Liverpool ';•<
- 'BENJ ri Pottaiilll), •
Sole Agent forthe stateM - Pennsl s tia.:-- - '
• Jan. 17, 1846. I i , 3=
✓ NSEl.Rrff OF 7.E
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GREAT TTRACTIIIN
HARDWARE °&• IRON 'STORE
T,. ,
, .
IIE suliscriber reimectfulle informs his, r
frieuds'and
the public generally, that lie has jii,tirec,•ict4; a
splendid assortment of DARDWA RE, ItON,STKE,L,
1101. LOW-WARE,, ,CAR 'r
PENEII'S ' 'COLS, .C.C.,
M
which added to S fprther stock presen st
at NarietXto.
these desirous of purchasing,tinsurpas PO in the re
gion. for quality, and cheapness. A larktn assortment
of the hest Axes at prices ranting from ;5 cur, t 0 ,31,23..
Grindstones, • • e l y : . 4 neat per lb.
American Steel, v I "'. 4 - .re :' " '
,• Best Cast steel, i- - 'l4i 7. ."
Lead,- , . I
Rolled Iron, f . 1 5 . "., . "
Nails by the Keg... I . . 51 --"',' " - - •"
Tin, 2 boxes for y23:_ 0,. 'cheaper than ever : -Wire of
,all sizes veryTOW, IDS assortment consists partly of
Aneili, Reilows, Spike* 1 .'knives raid F, - orksi Simons;
Nails, Chains,Sbovels, itnd:Tel and entree Reales;
, ,
Spades, verycheap; I , ' , thickets. Locks, Rifles, I
Planes,"Waws, Hatchets, :Ilifletiarreli Grass and -
Dinars, Vites,Wagim box-':rain Scytbes, Sickles,
es; Day and Dung fork's, • files ,, Rasp.,Candle ., ••• - I,
Dolinails,florseshoes; ilans d‘e , '[Also,.oYe '''' •D,
Copper and lion Kettles, Glas4,. Varnish, "., ty, .
And every 'other article nsually kept 'n .Hardware.
Establishments) all of I which he sells at! ii yczyJoni .
rate. Persons commencing housekeeping, BlaCksmitlis.
Carpenters, Cabinet Makers}, Saddlers, ect., will find it
'to their adeantage by (jailing and exardining his stock
before purchasing elseWhete, afthe Bay Scales, cor.
nerpf Centre and Market street.;
Ale tenders his unfeigned thanks to his old friends
and rust/liners for their 4eral;support,, and solicits
their further patronge. I I • . ! - '
GEORGE Id. STICIITER
IstS , , : 33--
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Puttsvill, August 16'
Ot" . .
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ndeitakpr,
i llfillrlCCS to the public ,that he
'he above 4nPntioneg besincts
immedidtely back of
where he will constantly keep
el A • •
0./too
Cabinet Make
rruir. subscribCr
has ennununci'd
to t he borim2h
rho Pennsylvani4 I( di;
nn hand an a se rt men).
rDI' 31
DE CO 1F,F11..
manuflictt tetl ot the Item. ,
durable manner, at very law
Cabine! Warr 451;,,
in;iterials in the..inost
nitira all kind's of Furniiuie,
notice.
;nd Ile'arse:`" 4l oedi kt'c.
1k alEo will m77" 1. 4 1
St.c.. to crckl at the
Funerals waited nit -
Ile then:fore Fnlccil
which he will endeavi
to linsittegi.. Give 'is,
at a park 01 the ginto . i.: -. .a.tronage
it to meet by prompt atteri:::'!",
! •
Ifaid Oil, •
.
. - VNTINTER pressed, I cleansed. front • guru and pro-
VFF nouticc;il by Engineers and Michinists. who have.
used this Olt, superior to the test Sperm Oil for Rail
Roads, Engines and :Machinery of all kinds, Witlen
Manufactuties,. Will burn in any lamp witl out
clogging the wick, equal to the'best of sperm. an at
two-thirds the cost. For sale by the bbl., and sam
ples will be forwarded Tor trial. on applicaticin to,C. J.
F.lll N NEY, AgentfAr the Manufacturer,lioston;
or EpWD. VARDLEl%Pott.ville, Pa., where a sample
'map be seen.. ' •
' March 21, ISO. , 1 12—
. •
' , Valuable .Real 'Estate..
A- LOT of ground. itj Market . street, Potts'ville,
tapa
ble of being divided into 14 excellent tots,
for sale low. Apply t(i BERNARD REILLY,
. Jan. 10, . 2-tf Matiantongo street, l!ottsville.
: TOOTII-ACEIE ir,'ONQUE'itED.
THE ODONTALGIC DROPS; . •
Warranted to cure the Tooth-fiche in etro!ntinutes.
I
iIIS preparation 4 the ;result of muclepatient
T
rc:,,,.sintuled - by a scientific Dentist.
and;is guaranteed The peifectly Intinconus in ns.ef :
feets upon the other - Teeth; The genintie arti :le can
be bad at Rannan's BOok.store ' l'ortsville, wholesale
and retail,. general Agent fer thti county. Also of the
following Agents:. 1 \
JOHN S. C. IMARTIN, Pottsville.
CHARLES LAWTON, jr. & Co. St. , Clair.
05-Price 25 centte pet; bottle.
Agentswantedp all the Towns in the County'at
the usual discount,„
May 2,'16.1b. ' • ' 18
- FOR SALE,
TRACT of PIO aces of land, situate nn the road
i. ,‘ ,.
leading from Pinegrinie to Schuylkill Haven, JO
f
rim Schuylkill Haven' and Ii from Pinegr o ve; about 35
acres cleated and undor good fence and cuilivation. the
• y
rsr74,are a log Ihnuse and barn, W good Apple
••• 1 el ' ' orchard, arid a lie* saw will, with 11 dr
ill, ;
cuiarurnin laythe. Schuylkill
The Visit
.: Zt1 . 5......'
leg creek,' t Swata g
ra, and Schuylkill Rail
Rnad, will pass near, if not through this land. Terms
asy. Apply to I GEO. W. ' lIATCHIN Avnt.
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Schuylkill Haven April itl, 18113. lb-tf
Fresco and Pannel Papers.
JUST, opened at Bannan's Paper Store, Pottsville,m
large and beautiful/ , Sortnient of Fresco mid Pan
nell Papers, embracing the latest and most fashionable
Patterns, all of which will he sold as low and sine
which were purchased at a barga in, .at less than Phil.:
ndelphia prices. As his stock of Papers embraces the:
latest and most fashionable, Patterns of three or are
largest ManufactOries'in Philadelphia, they can scarce
ly, fail to Nettie the most fastidious:
Glazed and Camimon•PaPers for Rooms, Halls and
Fnirieft, in all their variety, at Philadelphia prices, al
ways for sale at,
i HANNAN'S Paper Store, Pottsville.
May IS, 1845.
NEW GOODS.
MHE subscribers having 'purchased of Charles Mil
1, ler, his entire stock of Goods, will continue the
business at his old-established stand, on Centre street,
next door to Fox & Mortimer's Hotel, and will endea
vor to deserve the patronage Of their old custdmers
and the public generally. A 'apply of new and well
assorted Dry Goods, Groceries and Queensware, have
Just been added to the stock.
L JAMES M. BEATTY & Co.
March 28. 1846. • , I 13--
LEGHORN HATS.
few dpien Mens'i Leghorn Hats for sale very tow Aby Mu. MORGAN, Market street, Pottsville.
tune SO, 180. ).
' BRrYI & -ELLIOT T , , ' 1
1
WATCHMAKERS ' 5 4r.. JEWELLERS,
From The City of inrUada.;
BEG' leave to announce! to the . •
-44, .
citizens_ •
of
t Pottsville and - neighboring _districts, that they
- have on' hand at their Store, next door to
Geisse'saiew Hotel, In the .borough of Potts=
vine, a large assortment of Gold and Silver Patent Le
ver, Lepine, and plain Watclies of every description.
Also, a general assortment of Ladies and Gentletnens'
.Gold Pins,' Chains, Bracelets, Signet and Plain Itines;'
Gold and sil.ier !Thimbles, Pencils rind Pens of various
makers; Spectacles, Blugical boxes , and everyfother
article in their line of business. : i;
B. & E. have 'been appointed 11 , 1 - Messrs. BreVoster
& Ingraham of Bristol,. Conn.cticut v - their agents for
the sale of their Patent spring Cloc,ks.Comprising those
suitablefrir Churches and , public offiCes.— Also, eight
'dayand thirty hour brass patent spring repeating Gothic
Clocks. -Through them purchasers may rely upon get
ting a genuine zir ide-. .
Give- us a wit, we guarantee to sell as low as-any
article in ritir line of business can be purchased either
in Pottsville or Philadelphia., '• ...-
• , Clocks" and 7atehes of every description carefully ,
repaired and w rranted on the Most-reasonable terms.,
%V I LEI ..V NI 1.11 , 1 A I/Y.
JOSEPt 'S. ELLIOTT.
12—tf. .
Marc 21; 181
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• i IRON! IRON
: . B ItIIGHT Sc•POTT
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..A.r TUC
4b) f
•
TOWN HALL, : .
WYE an fissortment of rolled and hammereo
I inli, consisting ciceroni , ,i round to 2 inch.
Scroll from 1 x.;, 7 to 1 x
,i,l
Squares lion a/ato 1 x .
Ilamiu'rd tire from il x 3 x 3 inch,
ScolinNron of canon? dirainsionsi
Crow Bars,- l'lou2ll I loOs; . ''
Ilorm , shoe hars, i.-liidee -
Moulds, Juniata Slit.
~
NaM.i,'".ai , d ,Ilorse
Shoe Wes, . .
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Octagon Cast Steel. ,
Shear Steel..
Bitster:Atmortevrt Blister..
. e
Gehretin Strei t Spring
Stec!, 'Sr., c
, June 28
. I E,.,. W. McGtIVIVZS, I
.
EPETFU LI, Y announces to the Public, that he
has taken the Establishment known as the Potts
, 'vine Iron Works, iiii Norwegian street, where lie is"
.ptepared to trAitil all kinds °C . :Steam Engines, mann- -
. facture Rail Road Cark, and Machinery of almost every
desr ription.at the shortest notice, and on the most rea-,
1 sonable teknis. ~-
1 c - 5- Persons from ', - hroad,'in want of Steam Enzins,
i will find it their ailvantagelo give him a mill Iti;ftile
1 :waging eli;ewliere l f, Mity'll.' •' . ii
MARSH'S SUPERIOR PATENT
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( .1 ; • TRUSS . • , .
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ALLSO, 7 ,
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Dr.,Joseph White's Lite r ~..hdontiwil
Supportria: • .
-A. supply of the above articles, - just receited
and for sale, at the ma ruifactiirers Klee's. by .
TAMAQUA "IRON WORKS,.
THE subscrllter respectfully - informs the publtc that
lIP is prepared to buildl 4 terwn Engines . of any tiow-t
er, nod of flit most a pproliatd Cons , flirt ion. Alsi). fur:.
11:lec and milt work of y dest ciptiOn. Rail Road
and Coal Breakers, Seleetts, plane gearing,
Mine putops.l,. Stith! , r.,f r .
3CrelS'S of every size and length, Castings of every
•descript ion, ai hut 'above ‘Vorks on the Little Silily! ,
:kill Rail Road, corner of Ilrill;te street, in the 13orettigh
!of Tam:ulna. •,'"clut3
Haring the Isupe'rintendance of'the Works myself. I
feel conlitienqt would 'he to the n( per , fillS
Wain any° f the ahove named articles, to call be
fore purchasing •elseWintre. a, I wilt warrant. tie work
turned out the. to be orthe beet material. and work
\ IllatiShip. and will he prompt to do work at 'the time
fixed upon. ' JOHN ,`
Tamaqua, May 6.1516. 19--fano
' TO Machiiiists &;...-..3lapufacturers.
, .
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. - .7700r1y & .Irehteriancht,
Whole:mle,.rnd retail Shoe de . oters, stgn
,ol,the hie Root
I next door to .1. It. White's,nnd uppo;ile Gei,e's,
Tureen, ,f,:entre eine Putts rill,e - ra.; .. • .
• .
• j_r , ,.VE cutistantly tottiri 4 d for sate, superior Calrlitta
1 1 rilewit Thou
_% n
and Thou .! leather. Tinned , copprr - Rivets,
' Barre, &r. :Superior Belt feat her. and llelts,(strutched)
of any :widtlfaitj lemith, made to order,.
Carpet . bags, Carpet and Leather School Satchel:,
Caine 'ha an, Trunks, Glazed! hats, •Nutria, Musk. :Seal,
• Cloth Mid Velvet caps, and a supeiiot as.sortmcnt of all
~.-. i llds Of menk, womenk and childretrs.
..oarse and line
! bouts L7. 1 3 11 c1e , ', many of wh:ch were=r, macre to order,
be-equal, if nut su',:"
expressly foi , ,MuQtly
at much lower prices. AechternaLlit, and intended 19
ri4j Wtu w
the hest clistoork, and
•-!.
2 I
Jan. 3, (Sin, i -
& PATER . , cnntinne , bn~tness'trt•the of
LIJ stand, corner of Centre and Maliatitomfo streets
Pottsville, where they will keep a yoe-taiit snpply,
when in Season, of Vc4r,etaldr,, Fruit Of croon destrip-
Fre,h Fish,Pyrers. I.o6ter.s. Clam's. and ever)' •
loNury whieli the ,Phil.edelphiii'markei. affords, .all
which they will sell at very irlerate advances, on
.Philadelphia prices. , •
c:Y, Messrs.. tt. & C. having longtheen engaged in ca.'
wring for the public; and conSennently" become per
fectly familiar - with the trade, ilatker themselves that'
thev can kora)" all article's in their tine to the citizens
of Pottsville. and . vieinitv, upon. rather lictier terms
Than any of their -ompetitors.
Pottsville, May `2:3d ISltl , 21•Gmo
IN VW 4AD. i CIIIEAP STORE. ! •
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Next door. to jlie Town I - Tall. .centre Street.
THE iinder+ittned havn 'just opened an entire new
p lock 'of Goods, consisting of a•-weft,sdeeted and
general assortment,of - . , , ? —. ,
•
DRY C001”4. . • • .
' ' GROUtf - RIES
. Liyu.ohs., . .
FLOUR. . .
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''CEDARWA RE. '
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* i : . QUEENSW'ARE.- .
• - , , , - • , ' TROVISIONS,Stc,
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To which they inv,ite the attention of Ore public gen
erally, to ("AI; .exantine arid judge for theni.elves.4
Families will find it to their interest to call before bukt.
ing rl,sewhere ' • . •: ' FOCHT &.. FOSTER.
Pottsville, May 3011), 1810. _ 22 .
Gino
HA : 7 1.7511... fitted up the spacious room at hisold stand
opposite the Post Office, Centre'street, Pottsville,
will keep coostantly on hand for sale, a lart.e supply
of refietalges of every description, Fruit,'F'resh Fisk,
Lobsters, O,'sters, Clams, of t lie very best quality
that the Philadelphia market will afford, aqd at prices,,
lie as low a,tr can be afforded by any other person.
t-5.- The superiority of the arrang ements here heist
s ch as to protil et all articles sold from the- ruinous
pets of the sun And dust, will ic.adily be perceived
by all who call.'
. Pottsville, May 23.4 1646
Doct.. Christl's Magn etic Things
A FREsii supply of Wet. Christle'a celebrated
Rinds, ant,' and mile Metal.. Also, Bands. Belts
'and Bracelets and Maenetic Blasters, just received and
far..sale aw BANNAN'S Cheap Book store. who is
Boa. Christie's sole' - Agony, for Schuylkill County.—
All others offered elsewhere iu the -.County, are worth
less itnitations, unblushingly palmed upon the public
.asrenuinearticle. •
JuneB,lB46.
. ,
PICTORIAL Histories of Washlogton,
do do Franklin'. • •
do • do Jackson ,, .
do do Napoleon,
New and beautiful boikks for the yoin`e. price 75 eta.
just received and for sale at BANNAN'eI Cheap Bdok
Store, Pottsville. May, 2, 1810, ; 18- .
IMO
STEEL
,
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• ' New Stare at Brockville.
• •, • •
TE Subscriber has just received front Philadelphia;
nd hag how opened at Brockville, a,large and edit
assortment of seasonable goods, such as Dry Goods,
cries. Hardware, mid Qifeensware. In addition to
h will he found•constantly on hand; Fish. smoked
fresh ;Neat, as well ash good Supply. of country
ore: - Call and Claillille our stock, and you will find
repared to sell 'goods at atilow a•rate as they ,have
heenttold any where, in ttschuylkill county. --!
. 11.—e: c ountry peoduce of all kinds wanted, for
leh the highest price wig be paid..
•. GEO. H...POTTS,'
l ATIPETs;TERS.AND BLACKSMITHS WANTED.
The , ubserther is in iv:tot of six or eight good
and House Carpenters. Also Iwo good Black
ills:wanted; enquire at his office in Market street,
At. door to the Anthracite Gazetteinhhice.
I *,
GEO.. H. -POTTSJ
ottsville, .Feb. 7, ISI6, , • • 6
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TO CALIIPENTEILS.
tOPOSALS will be rilrOved by the zuhseriber,fhr,
building one hundred 'l, i in'er's•houses, at the town
tiOckvitle. For partichlare apply Vo the .Eubserker,
I is office, nest door to the Authrarite Gazette office,
ket streei.GEO. H. I'QTT:§:
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tterillt*Feh..7;CSl6, ii...
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1 '01"I'SVIT.I. IRON WORKS
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JOHN S. C. - MARTIN,
• Druggist
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October 2,
VEGETABLES, FRUTY ,
0717STEE,, FISH, Vic.,
GREEN GROCERY,
'FRUIT, FIESEE, OYSTERS,
JOHN 7'. HAZZARD,
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COOD. Summer and Winter Hydrants, Int " 87 "
pin received and for sale. Also, Leaden 'Pipe of
the different sizes nod kinds fttr the Water Wortm , and
earrying i water great distance s;,
state,
rottaviiiir,
I "Al.'. -1411
,
: Atarlath, 184.6 • „,, .
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• Sinvtise, WnaiT:—Fewper>onsaio arraiehow
very much the yield' of the wheat crop depoiA sc ,
upon the manner in which the seed is depusitedi n
the soil. I risk nothing in saying that fully one
third I cOuld be added , with certainty to every farm
er's crop by duo attention to this point..‘ The
proper.depth at whick seeds should •be,deisisited
'in Etc soil, has engaged the attention of the most
eminent agriculturists and scieriiificin en'of Eu-,
rope,;and ;its vast importance acknowledged by,'
them, • • ••'
Vought;
. of F-lotheck; near Hanalm;g;
has most ably discusseibtlie sulject in the British'
Farmer's Magazine,lvoli 4; and Mr. Patrick sheriff,;:
of Mungo's Wells, near Htitidi j naton. in cot land
has_written in the early numbers of the Quart ly
Journal of Agriculye, souse cutteles so pruchcal•
ly convincing and so mucli - td the point, that f
think you could,not yonr. readers a greatt , '-
vet or service thri give them to. them entire;ii.
the work that. I el ude id is - wpain, yoUr reachl..
'lf •-cd.4. be placed 6_ accident or design tgsueli.a
pth to the earth, tis to be out of the ititieepee of
the air, and thou4h they :may he suii,4oed by
thti requisite degree; of heat and miisture he - yr wttl
nevertheless reniain dormant., . , -
. •
We hive.. many [hist triers:of the truthi - e( this
in every day _ practice, and of the imperqnable
properties of sontejkinds of seed4`wheneseltale t l.
trout the influence t of the air. If 'iseetls are drlto:.•
.pod on the' ....nria-ceoepte a;round,they will reina6
uninjured and unaltered so long a:i the air is per.
wetly dry;, not in muint air gerninaii,nt eoriuntin-
CA, and. the point of the rook - will quickly
•tritde and, find. Its way into the soil. "I'lLs Is the
. .
ordinary 'process of nature.; but eiperienty 'has:
tabOit us, that though nature ihstribules grain Anti -'
other seinls genera'ny on the surface et the 'spot .
.where produced, :yty there is a•proper. depthsaD ,
which aniseeds should be deposite,,, land witich is ' ..
especi)lly, skiitable.l• • .. „ .
depth t
lip depth -Obviously that which, while it
yields the necessary degrees ot heat and moisture,
and darkness, is.yet within the regtusite -influence
of the airt The drilling system is upprosied not
only froth its equal distribution oft the seed, but
because .Dy it, seeds ale also laid in at an equSl— ..
dep:11; this lastf trcuirrstance is regarded as one
of the, prryBipal advantages of the Machine: Now',,
Baron •VOught had endeavored to 4tibw that seeds
may be tilita ft sited too de'ep even by-, the dtill,-und
in ail ca-c . s;tuclien i sced I; sown bc,tore harrowing,
onich of it :will hel laid dceper lira❑ it should ba , '.
and consequently lost., Of this tilera earl tie 11(1 .
'do!Il4. Every ono acquainted mai sowing must
allow that seed i»ay lie buried too diet); tutu ern-_,
hod): - acquaiteed with the structure 01 kanutuders '
ous plunts and their, whiter of grrwth: must Ira --
convinced that ti the seed are just . I covered so as ;'
to be but - h.:jowly 'shade dtrolik the :sub's rays, it is
.enough. 1 Mt. ritietitlclearly prunes, that4ll seeds
with what he calls —eutotial . touts," no Matter - at _ .
what tirpth : the Seed is deposited arid_ germinates,
that so•soon,as it reaches, within Oi.e7lialf un ihch' .
of, the 'tritrface - ' , ll the earth ii Will then put Lath
its corOpal rout, arid from them make a new start.'
There is 'no.fact, connected with agriculture more .
-ea5y.,...0l proof - than - ;,any,fattner illy take a
flower pot tilled With earth, mind in it distrait three
•or four grains of 'Wheat ,at thiferion depths. Irani
1 aninch,downWarii, and Satisfy himself tit tits tact, ,
to the as:,wcalii -and si.diry state of ail that are
sowed Ittilinv the del.th of ,ilia inch, as , compared '
with . the one 40, mat ttfat, the proper d e pth. ' ..
,
..- To every iii# ;iical 'a tid observant farmer it must •
be eyident , that ;this unliece:h.ary waste of vege
table povVer 11-ki / . l t. be both hurtiut_and,„„thitiaturil;
beside s ti,e yopti i-p : it must heitto ( l,ian:e to Beni- • .'•
~
dents froM the a laW.kTrif , --ftie‘wcatlittr, slug', and
sects, duritigkthe ricer i' of the lirra shout and bt
tore the prin.:4:4l foo i i;:. formed,. titan if started .'
Irinn its normal posit on at ;nice.
t i
_
Ti, gtl:llll. , agill ' lliA ti,ciqr=itetrp - sowing or 1;1 - 4. , .
Ing the sect ant 0
15e1er : ii
SO
.11.:•ti to:gertnitiate at/
rib. it is evident \ ‘....: i s'i,d.:,,e,'ld bll , .uid be sown until
.•
t;',e groPtia is 1' 4 4 Ilati!owed, and made lever, initti r
: Win n so%Vn, a' I:girt . tatrOkki ;tossed Over Inc Weld, •
will corer the seed. 'sulliitlitly to insurevale and
good crop.
.)i (lir-e racks e i ritertence had long
since ctint:inerd.unt,ltut. it 1 - 14.,F, , doubt had remairi s -.
ed iii lint mind übiluCit, the Ct ( p ~f wheat grown
by Mr. " W. L, Th,,rnp,,;,n, wh o m a few hides of .-
this City the past season: •witirld hive entirely re
moved think). • He had a twei , :ty liele field' of corn
which he had l'Ut U11:111111 diiilli aWily. irinding ;
,
the ground %Cry mellow, he thought he would - try,
..;
the experiment e
-,of ,:).yini.; his wheat oil it.- two .7-i;
bushel:. to-the ac ~ wilhout plowing, and merely .
liar row it in 'Whir 1
neighbors tried- 0 1
frig . -it was
tnit.onnch to tlt i i
there was not •sr)
neighborhood; um
raricit that be d 4 ),
tileidicat, a fatter)
r) bushels to theme
'off befor
''resdlt,, that he, is
wheat again until
his sand, so us to
deeply burying'air
ineyttrible stc.)fn
or which is snit w
b.:often' the case.
If these rr mark.
'wlwat grower's to t
bittle.r4lecibin and
,that by priTerly'
c•riv tz.td,and
MMMI
ineleased
=
, E 0 It !Tan iiriAsoir.—A very
rorninon neglect at this season of the
.year.•anti through the middle 'and latter part •of
sHII mar, is the Omission of the continued destruc
tion. : Corn, potatiiics, rut,t bqeas, carrots
zol'oth'er hoed rrops, recclVE';gifle or tWo •
good 4, -.. lngtt • Oh the hoh arid cultic . ritor. early
in thel , e „„ 0 „ , ' ttitt are afterwards neglected. ' —.
How many fietd'of 6o • ni i cshibit In aut unto. when
the: crop is cut up ainl cleare 7 ;. 4 "ir. a SlnTa l 1 1 Clean
surface, like a newly :plowed field, ;I! they ought
to ilostead of whtcb, Ave far mare treq,...:ttred3
see half a ion of luvtitiant weed:: to the acre,
The' ola is; "one v ear's seeilirv„r will
make five yea'r's weeding, but there is another
reason 'why weeds should not he salt red to go to
seed. ,The ethliustion caused by growing vege ,- ; -
tables, iw hod) are deviroyed enr tar -Willer, and not
tinned in the-'voil, every one knows; but the ex
haustido proiltie'ed by the lorm.ition, inid ripening
of seed. is' norlso well';appreciated. at had been
juslly remarked, that it cequires inin'e strength of:,
soil ti lorni .the halimudta i i of :we'd on a Single:
the,turnip, than t..> grow the large succu-.
le'tt bulb in the ground. though weighing fifteen.,
pounds: 11.-ties the great' impoNance of never.
allowing a crop of weeds to draw die life from the. -
sail in ripening a crop of :wed.
'The importance of cutting up and destroying : ;
weeds when only an inch bigh, before they hava
'shaded and stunted the youn g ' crop, and when thy`
work, can tie with one tent's of the tabor
cub eilueut:y require d, ie..ds no reasoning to allow •
-its: policy.. The advantage of keeping the
. 6011,
'entirelY,free from - the sends of weeds, so that the,
'necessary.stirrini _of the surface' may be ectirely
'performed by tile pioiv aria cultivator, - insteadm!'
by hand, is equiilly obvious:
'4lltonity ' '
.FllllO.
• 0
, .
;( , PURSE cothainine: a .sum of money, Ciras found
Jr.t.on therirst of August,.in Centre street, in this bo-.
rough. Information with regard tolt can' be obtained
of , . • ,--: •"
'
•HUG!! AlLLN,Martet street.
AuntsrlSl646. 33,-*3
...-
MEE
Fa Property: Cor'
. •
, Tili': nnliscrilter 7 olPre at private! Bale
z /'' the well known and ntd , ristald!shed
•
•Ili•
li t
ORWIG6BURG.TANN Env, H
i- Hilt r . with slat en acres of •excellept land priri r
~... :46 cipally ,
,tneadnw, with a large mans i on -
and a tenant house, ttituat& in the
,-,
borough nr. Orwiashnra, • I
To the tannery t attached a first rote .
I TEN 11.0125 E POW FR .STEAM 'ENGINE;:-
For grinding!hark: . The tannery has ah cilcellent loca
tion, and the bark and slaughter liides'can'be lytd to,
anyalnount,iat ressOnahle prices.
Tim above!property will be sold, with k or without the
stock. 'Should the purchaser. agree to take the stock
then immediate possession will be givett..f . I N pre..
ices. ' , JACOB HAMA ER.,
Orwigsburg, July, 25, IEII6 • 1 t 30-61
. - • - , -
11Misr and Lot for Sple.
~
t A - TWO'atorird frame house, with a base-
P, : . ; ,, meat story. , The lot 'of ground. fronts on
1•:7 , - - , Centre .tre'st. about f . ,0 feet, nnd extends back ::..
k-.-- :- , :about •2!,11 fem. to au alley. Situated nearly
oppoßitc Ceite's New WWI 'Apply.to I
JNO. 811IPPEN.
'
Mly, Ifi , . - 2,1), t. .
. .
• . .
, - 1 ' .• , ' -:
. - • •
he 41 , 1rth, !hinds an I all his -
disAinle hint from it, say- '
i of 3o much seed and labor;
agtl , min,pent.,,ln tne . epring
K u ri, n t a era') as ttll's in the
1 have Nlr. Thuason's assn.
red'to the mill, of good macan
er 25 bu,has to fbe acre. !wing
e more than he hadievcr grown
• :So, satisfied is le with :the
damnified never flu sow his
le first'harrowcd amid levelled
Orecludel, the' pos;ibdily- of
,tuo i
iffntauai of the seal, which is .
/mu iilowed or unharrovveddand„
rse; if i•uklin and \ plowed ip 'as
will only draw'the uttentionuf
hr ..iu tject. I 4nt satiMied that 'a
t)sereat on ‘{itl eoh' , ,villCC tner4,
pi,epafing their laritl to T 4
OIiTTAT.IIIg it at a proper depth
teat crop - 61 the United States
lIY. Olie-third., without any a -
•nee.-Lcincirio . ti Farmer. ~