Wit an )u nor.
SWAPPING HORSES.—An Indian was
travelling down the Ohio River ,tn a steamer, with
!, a mare and a two year old coil, when by a sud•
nen careen of the boat, all three were tilted into
the river. The Hoosier, as he . arose putlineand
- blowing abase. the-water, caught hold of the-tail
of the colt, not having a doubt that the natural
instinct of the animal would carry him safe ashore,'
The old Awe took a "bee-line" for the,shore, but
the frightened coltowam lustily down the current,
with the owner -still hanging fast_ ,
..Let go thO colt and hang on the mare,'!shout
' ed his friends. •
du Phiee, booth!" exclaimed the man, spouting
the water from his mootla,.tuticstaking. his head
like a Newfoundland dog; q It's. id very well,
yoti telling me to let go the edit*, but to a man
that can't swim, this atit•_esactry the time for
.swapping horses.
, .
A LESSON FOR Sy
1, LDING WIVES.—
And I dare say you hive s olded your wife, very
often, Newman,',iiaid Ito him once. •
. Old Newman looked down, and his wife took
up the reply.
,' . ' .
" Never to signify; and if he. has, I desetve,d
it l" , . • ';
~ And I dare say, if the truth were told, yott
have scolded him ai often."
Nay," said the old woman ; with a biauty
kindness w,hich all the poetry of the world can-,
not excel; how can 'a wife scold her good man
who liad been, workkaajor .her and her little ones
all the day I It may" do for a man to be peevish,
forit is he who bears the croeses of theworld;
but who should snake .him forget them but his
wife 3 And she had best for tier own sake—lor
not otly cpn scold much when the scolding is all
on onu side." •
ONE OF THE- GOOD,',UNS.—One of tit
'Nantucket; whalers, not lung ago; went to sea will
a crew , meetly, 'green; as is- too often the easel,
and was not4ong in getting into 4 Most beautiful
and hprrinc—to the green 'unsFgale of wind.
•The skipper bawled- 'all hands on deck,' as Inn
and Icieg as his old salty throat 'would give hi
. cable. Up -ran the half petrified ‘gieen 'nits,' h t
there they stood in a mass IT:it/ging on to one
. another. ' ' .
'.Go aloft! go aloft! blast and rot ye, go al ft
and take in them topsails, you darned infetqal
. eritteriyou!' shouted the raging skipper. •
•Heavings Ind yearn), capon, dew you expect
a feller to go up. that,-' when it's a blowing .this
sort of a way l' realaunded one of them.
• •Go aloft, you blastid foul, you totted'creatutes
you, gonitift, I say, or'l'll give every one on lye
the darndet wallopping you eve!" I• 4 iu all yer
tiv p
horn days,' again shouted the b ppre. '
-4UatO dew IL capting, by th udera, we
,c:in't
dew it, but if ye let the hulk' grist of darn'ti nip
'sails blow on; we'll jitielfz - iliiil,pall fur 'en, T
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I
51 A RRIA GE OF THE META LS. —cerie
—Mom in Royal Inslindioli. - • "
'Professor Smith (reading the Morning I''it.) ..
"Very extraordinary ! (to Profeqor Junes.)b
- Have you read this ? No!' Well,; then,t l he
Post says, that the Duke of ll' ellingtool—the Itin
Duke!—is going to, marry Miss 13ardett UoutW"
Professor J ones—•• N orisenbe ! It can't tie true."
Prolessor Smith—" But if it should be true,
_ whath would you thint of such a 'notch?" 1
` .- Professor monea:-4 chink of it ! Why With
'-',"'"the Duke‘nd-the heiress, ll ;Monti think ii-a r+ist
extradinlinkrylraion of Iron drill Ti/i. ", —Pari.
-
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GOT .111E,THERE.—An examination c.i
mittee:ebout to test •the capacities of an indivi
ual , for.school teaching .put the following q e
tione:
'AA what period did Fraper'eproduce her gi
est General ?'
k p At what period 1" pausing and 'scrate
inthis head -0 at , what-:-ap ! you've got
there !"
"Well was it before or after 131;rist
fore or of—ter Christ! ISe•fore or- :lift
Well old hosscs, you have got ma usgui4P-'
A : Gem.— Ainonil the toasts given at Em
ebration of the 4th of July', we find the folio • ing ;
Aniericu—Like the Ronian.pirgin, she bas pref.-
Bed her full lircas6 - to-her fait - fishing parent's ips."
A very petty idea, no doubt ; but we presuife the
.author had ellu'Aen to the •• Grecian daughter,"
the young Greek matron who preserved •her!fath
er's life by bestowing on hint the natural _food of
her infant. It seerns - n littleitrang,e that a 424,tnan
virgin should halm performed that duty.--/Y. 0.
Bulletin. • .
"Well, Pat, my good fellow," said a vie=
tattoos general to a brave son of Erin after a bat
tle, "and.what diayou do to help us to gain this
victory 1" "Do," replied - -pat, '.ay plasei your
honor, I walked u p bouldty w wun of the Inhify
and cut off.his feet." “Cut off his feet!. and
why dill you not cut off his head'," said the gen
eral. "Ah, an that was off already," eaid Pat.
i ;!,,77 •• •John,' enquired a dqinirtie of a ; h - Ireful
• puptl, 'what ts • a nailer?,' •'A ~ Erni) who pi dies
nails,' said . .tulin: 'Very, good. What is a tailor?'
1
'One who makestails.''Oh, you rtupid le lox r
raid the dominic, biting his lips, 'a mar who
• makes tails r ' 'Yes, miter,' returned Jo m, 'i
the tailor did not phi tails to the coats he'inade,
• they weld be all jricket§: _
r
• ta — •• My son; hold up. your hea, and
who ivas the strvzirsl Than ?" .-J,inah."
so ?" "IleCouse the whale couldn't .ho
n iter he got him tlotor,1,1"
- - .7 7 1.7. 'A little has beginning to read ceng
al news; as%ed his fathe r if th e membets
grewwere ail deal qin.l dumb:- lie tb, , ug
were; because they' mule nuns 'ln 011,114.37
. _
Valuntl)te Vila! Tracts . IcTii
rro tea nn leases, t siiitapplicants, all than .
L laud (him:inv. titl4ll! Noitlf - Atiiiititatt t'
known as Ill' \t ill CroelZlTitici.rontaininz Ilw
Mit list of Coat Veins, inany or ~.1,..1,,—ani.n
r l
Irv , i.each muu.it.iin vei,,q-11:0,110. 4 'a
. rnlin,
Mile in itlngil, yiA:—Louts, spohil. ll:r ,
Pearson, Clarkson,:Zt...Vrinttni. I.lflte Trnt . t , !.
,Mountain li"eins i tlrtwii Park iir ItaN'i•iiiiiiiiii• \l ,fpi•liOicillari Diattnitiii, and lit I)ianionil Viifi
with many ottiiirs not named.
Ala°, all that tract called the Junction Trar .Imhrz.
to the said Company, containing. I he Salein,Forrest,
Ita hhit Role, Ifortinier.: Tunnel, Mach min,. I Law
ton and Alfred Lplrton Velns. Also, a riawl Mill and
Grrst , Nill,situaktqCon the Mill Creek Tract. allote:Mr:li
tt it de rented du moderate term. by apple ini; to
DAVID
Pratsville:reh:`2l
. -
Farm for: Sale:- -
- .
- , TITE subscriber will sell a valuable
~,,,,-; ~.. farm; ciinsistine oi II() acres, situated in,
ss•• l'inegrove township, Schuylkill' county.
4345 4.
i 7.5 about I niinei.i be tow l'ineerove,.. About
•. .Y `.30 acres o(the land is cleared.anil In a state
of ellitiVatiOll,.teri - nr which is ill meadow, , Tire hal ,
mice is woollland„Well timbered . The Union Canal
Mist throllol the priiperty Tile luillitines cpsiqi of a
w
to storydwellinti house. a new A witzer bar e, and nth
m
cr-Onit Irtillttiris. There are two 0re1i,143 or CIS la',
and an abundant supply of luoil water tin ;I: , Kends,
close hy Ihe buildings. There , are fifteen ,If ~ r .:, or,, in
ter tram in the errand. For tertThß and iither partieus
tars, apply to the subscriber in l'inearove.
PETER FILBERT.
41-ti
=MUM
ATTENTION !!
• MILITARY B'l'OEE.
r 1111 E stihisriher Would respectfully inform i his friends
A_ and custom, rS , that lip has Ins sled him
MILI.TiRV Gkt M'ANUFACTOBY
In Third street. No. 9h. a few doors beinw Raeros here
he would Ilse, pleased to see Lis old customers, and as
many new ones as are disposed to favor him; with their
riiittont. Ile still continues to manularture Military
and Sportmen's artistes of every descriptiun,.such ae
I.,:ather, cloth, Felt. 'ilk and Ilea , Ver Drqs Cates. of
all nattorns
_Forage Caps. Holsters r Troop, Body do.
tartronch Mixes, Bayonet ScallharilAoStvord Belts of
All kinds. Canteens, Knapsack., differentl patterns;
Fire. Buckets, Bassimt Boxes, 'Mite do. L'iti,hes and
Pickera, Plumes, Pompontis, Firemen's Cans, Leather
stocks. Grin Cases, superior quality ags, Game
}sacs. Drums, •
4- Orders thankfully ireceived and prompt v attended
to .. \%M. CREtiiMAN,.
• No. 96, North 3‘l el , a few doors Itch w Race.
Phjladi...tarmary
WHOLESALE!
Boon and Sfalitinery f;.tore.
V
i:ii.w.e - coinpletml nor arrang , in - mts With M3llll ,
I . raeturers and publisher?to open a xvholesale Book
and Stationery Store in Pdttsville, where will always be
kept on tiand.a laree ass , rtment of '
SCHOOL & MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS:
Thank Iloakeof every dei,ripthiti, , vvry cheap;notwith
. standing' paper is advato ing in prhie.
Station/4y in.qhautitio,
( Int.! Ruled Paper as low as.S I 40 - a Si.so per Ream.
Paper Itantrino veryloW. new & bettor Mil patterns
* Country Merrleint4 oud small dealer. .runited on
better terms than In Philadelphia, at •
111.1 1 / 4 N,AN' 8
Wholesale Doak & Sts:tionery Stare, Pottsville.
Lime Rf Books not on hand tarnished in a day or
two. ' hut. I
.111. i A. Fabnestock's 'Wermtrage.
- .Facts for the People. -
pit constantly Increasing -popularity andsale of B.
-I- . Fahnestock's Vertnifime has induced/me/ens
who ore envious of its success, to palm oil upon the pub
lic preparations which all medical man know to be tier
ficamous In cinching worms from the sPiteni. • •
This Tel - mange made its way into public favor upon
the round or its own intrinsic merits,. more than any'.
other medicine of the kind now used ;- and, while tnany
worn remedies have.*dint of puffing, been forced into
said, and shortly aft gone into the obscurity which
t heir worthlessness justly merited, B.A. Fa hnestock's
Tehnifuee continues to be triumphantly sustained. It
e
hasiouly -to be used-and its effects will fully sustain all
that is said of its wonderful expelling power.;
CERTIFICATE.
IVales, Erie Co , New York, Jam
We certify that we have used B. A. Fahnestbck's Vey
milt& in our families, and in every case It has prowl
de. a decided and egitual remedy for expelling worms
I - fr.* the system. We cordially recommend it to pa
-1 re is who have ehlilren afflicted With that dangerous
in lady. ELON VIRGIL,
Vhf:. B. PAINC,
- . ROBERT MAY,
JOS. BURROUGHS: .
or sale, wholesale and retail, at the iirtiz warehouse
B. A. FAITNESTOCK & CO.
Cartier of Sixttiand Wood St's., Pittitutr, Pa.
For sale in Pottsville. by CLEMENS Al
. PARvIS,
c December 9 .
lIANCP2S SARSAPARILLA,
OR MOOD PILLS.
WHAT IS THAT PRINCIPLE WHICH WE CALL
THE BLOOD
HE blond is that principle by which the whnletys
tent is regulated.
: Therefore if the blood becomes
_i. npure, a general derangement of the systetn inusati
he ; and give rise to Coughs; Colds, Intluensa.'Dys
[ Jetisla, Dropsy, Headache, Fullness of Blood, Bilious,
I'vphoid; and Ty phns Fevers of all kinds, Indigestion,
Weakness . of Stomach, Rheumatism and Rheumatic
• Affection, Nervous Affections, Liver Complaint, Asth
net, Pleurisy, Intlanintation of the Lung,..l.ow Spirits,
Fits, leasels, Small Pox, Whooping Conglf,Croup,Sore
''Eyes, Inward Weakness, W'ortits, quitaty, Bronchitis,
Cliolic, Dysentary, Gravel, Salt Rheum, Deafness and
other affections' of the ear,,dt. Anthony's Fire. Scorfu
la or King's Evil, ricers, White StvellinO, Tutnors,
nes', Suppressed 11101111.1 y discbarces, and Female
Complaints in general, Eruptions orate akin, Habitual
1
Costivenesq, and all di.,eases depending on a disorder
rd and diseased state of Ole bloods or a suspension of
the healthy secretions. •
l'herefore on the first appearance of auy of these
svininorns,llA - NCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS, should be procured, and used :wording to the
direLtions: Prtec tr, cents per box of 50 Pills, or five
tboacs for yite dollar.
.
FURTHER PROOFS OF THE EF.FICA CY OF
HA NC E'S COMPOUND •S )'R UP OF
110 A R LIND IX RELIEF . - • •
AFFLICT
EDMAN!
Arr. George T.: Warrington, residingin York atteet,
Federal llaltiinore, was attacked with a violent
rough and sure throat. after trying many remeilMs! ,
was indused by a friend to use Ilanee.'s Compound,
Syrup offlOarbotind, and before using one bottle Avas
entirely riti.ed.
ANO 4 IHER YET MOItE ASTUN/SMASTI
Mrs. Henrietta Merrick, residina in Manumtt). street
between Canal and'Eden stitets. /was' attacked with a
very severe cough and pain in the breast, which was
so intensefliat it extended to the shoulders, She was
afflicted aiso will a Bain in the side.
After If sins many remedies. she was persuaded by a
plena to Use Ilance's cor9potind Syrup at Horehound,
and, after using three doses, she experiented - great
ien and before she had,tinisbed the bottle. was entirely
cured
•
Price 50 cents per bttle. or fi bottles (.1%62 .50.
For sale. by SIMI HANCE, corner of Charlesand
Pratt oreets, and 105 . Baltimore , silent; and by th'e
following Agents: .
JOHN FLOOD, Pottsville : R. & E. HAMMER. Or
w ritsburg CEO. nutrii NVDER & IMOTIIER. New
Castle ; AVM. PRICE. St. Clair.; R.I ML. KEMPTON
and 11E11,NETt, STRAUS, & Co., Port tarbou ;
• 01.1-
'VER St MARS. nye POURS; C. W. DMINENIIAII
ER.Taiitaqua ; .1. R. FALLS, 3tiaersviltr. ..
HAAS' EXTECTOti NT
• run roe CURE 'OF ,
Corisumption, .CQughs, Colds, &c
TO THE PUBLICS!
I N 1 9 this valuable medic= to the pub
lic ti 3 a remedy for Consumption. :Aid .Pulitionary.
Diseasys in'ffeneral, l'have been actuated solely ny'the
great sitcces attending its use fn Illy own immediate
neiglitintlmod, and a desire to henetit the afflicted, I
sliallstinply endeavor to give a brief statement of its
.I,efolliess, and flitter myself that its surprising effica
cy will enable me to furnish such proofs of; us virtues
Lis will satisfy the most incredulous, that CON91l:11P
l'ICN May and "CAN BE CURED." if chit:medicine is
resehteril to in time. As Consiiniption,lowever is a
lisease which ditrers notch in the teveri — jk of its symp-
13=M11
illiled the',! ill of physicians it cannot he i.ifiquiscil that
, J,lnt‘ nr any other remedy is capable at eth.cting a
rcure in erviy C:1,41 a nd he eve:lr.:a:l;p! of the disease;
, an the con;rary..we must-expect It to fail s i o nwri nit ;,o l
:ircunistatice which occurs itaily,with aft theinnst 'cal-
as Ede rentedtea the possess, for thr mint simple drseas
es. The proprietor submits.the following testimonials
r. in itr; favor front citizen's of; this County, well, IZariwn
to the public.
Mn. W. J. IlArts,—Havintt been afflicted for the list
t hi r ty years with Consumption, and havitig had the ad.::
vieeCif simmer the most-eminent Physicians,a nil was O
ven up as incurable. I was induced to toot„ t t ial of Our
invaluable ExPectoraut,and am happy to sal that I am,
'entirely eared ; that ant attending to toy daily occ ii p a i
a=thnteeh I bad never been atffieted..
,previom, to ta
tate, your EXPECTORANT. I could pot. if I had been
to anythinght my trade. I have shire ree
ammended it to yr- veal of toy frietuk, and particularly
one case nt . Cori YU. men Cot....,imPtiot4"; . and liapvy
to state that in every instance it had the desired e tr e m
Yours respectailly iIOS/lIJA DAWKINS. -
Sehuylktlillaven, October I, 1814,
SCHUYLKILL llAvex, January . l,lB4s,
Mr. W. J lIAAA,—Dear Si, :—Havipg been,alllicted
with.a severe pain in the breast, I was induced to try
your Expectorant, antrarter using one bottle Pfk, fottlul
it 'to relieve me; and I do not Icssitatc in reconlinending
it to the public as a valuable medicine for Coble, Conchs
and Affliction.: of the Breast.
lam respectfully yours &e.,
EDWARD lIENTZINGER.
senumum. Oatther 111, 1511,
, I was taken with a bad cold some time ago, and used
one , ar ton bottles of Mr flues'' Expectorant,' which re- .
lieved toe touch, and should I have occasion" for. the
above again,l would freely call on Mr. Haas for his in
valuable Expectorant DANIEL H. STMIER,
• ScHcvLizim., IlAvex, July, 25 , 1815.
liill.l.lAM 4. AF,7—Dear Sir .—I am happy to
ts . ,,tify to the' eft - wary at your oxpoctorallt, for answer ;
mg tfte purpose for whirl it was into toted, that of re
lievine Coughs, Colds, - &c.,
• -Yours respectfully, '- CHAS. lIIINTZINCER, •
-For sale be the Proprietor at Schiti:lloll navel), and
by the follOWingAz.ents in Schuylkill connty.
March,.
fJewellyn—Johanna,, rod:hill, Esq. • -
,Minersville—J. & .1, Falls,
tie w Castle-Goort!tt netrotytior. Esq.
Port Carbon—lleury ribissler. P. M.
•
Pinegroye—ccon:r & Ftitrer,
Tautautia—M-iloor & MerEanroth,
Middleport—lrEbeh & Bon,
Tuscarora-0 eorge IL Dry.
Frederick' Klett & Ithyehrkqt :cppointed eene
cal agents in Philadelphia, for Ilaas' Expectorant
Nov 9 - 2, .
rll me
• 1V h)
!il him
' 1" , •1011
.
0,111
MEI
"r;• -%:-I OIN
.1 , ,,;:10 -; , p 5 •• z:4
rtriet of
C0.,al
GJlnn_
tot 1-,
i ot'. r • 1
rlrilel)
r
& VEGE'rALII.P. 111.00 D 1 2 11,1,*.
j N conslopience o• the intjeasing ttel'oatol for Dr.
Leidy's Mimi rifts, and .the encotsragCment by the
pohlic in employing t heat, in prcferencv to all others,'
the propuctor wa:. oblized to have con:4 rortral
iv Illth lvt.ithi make them more . rapoity and with
less hbor,consmptently le s s expense than heretofore.
I.l4ving etfcci. d:o deshahte nhjet f. and that (lie
•pithile 111 tt, thtt groat improve.'
latent lir P.Alo thin.:. It s Inees will henceforth contain;
F 4 )/1 . 1 , Y PILLS IN A lIOX,
and I Iv.. prit tp. ...tit, as livreVirclie. it a nu•ly t—Tiyett
ty lice ..ruts ri it.tx 11”xes fhn• Uullar2
Dr. Lord}'',. a 4 arsiiitarills mid Vea,talilir Mood Pills:
lace, dnrur_ the past few years. been iiiiirestieressfally
thriiijaloat the United ;u3 , 1 ,
the !Ilan:env other F . -1 rind the rapidly in
creasitie itcluand•for'ilwin is unparalleled.
They are the only Pills
ii in existence, known to con
tain Sar,parillif in them, the proprietor only knowing
Iwo to emnbine the riarsziparilla with other substances
in form of pills,
. _ • . . _ -
IF PILLS ARE ISECRSSARY
for purging or cleansing. the stomach and bowels, for
purifying the Mood or flitids of the hotly, hs an alter
native for removing the causes .of di:se:tie and arres
ting its
. .iirogress, and as a Spring potitier these pills
will treloond nine" effectual l t1:117 any other.
YOUNG 'AND OLD. MALR OR FEMALE,
may•at all tirneq take them without change of . ll‘ilig,
re , traint from oclitpation, or fear of taking cold from
exposure to all kinds of wpallikr, for they contain no
nu retry or minerals, which are contained ItO other
pins, and which make other pills so unsafe or danger-
MIS to take, aml uncertain in their effects, '
=;==2=
whether feeble or debilitated, or of robust and strong
constitution, canlake them without . prostrating or de
bilitating the
. ::3 stem y s
: the operate o easy and gentle,
yet.etreptial, that little iIICOUVeIIieIICC ii caused in ta
king them. .
TitiN- ARE GOOD AYALL
for alhli.jses of whatever nature or kind. ' •
necessary: Ite sure at all UMOs to ask to'r
and take, no other than Dr. Leidy's Blood Pills. 'All
other, b 3 - tuniti, nearly similar. are spuriims, and cal
.:l:ased m dt;rpiv4, ; tVe proprietors if Elwin' thinking
1 0 sell theta on the reputation of the genuine, bona-tide
and only true Saisaparilla and Vegetable Blciod Pills of
lies;.are tatch hoposition, fradd and trickery.
Touch them out. much fess take !bent, for being man
ufactured to deceive the public of their looney, they
will besides deceive the body and yoursystem by their
et3uiiis. '
. _
. lif.9ritiber ! 40 Pills in a linz for 23 rents—Five Box
! es flirA _l .
lne Dollar. No others contain Fort Pills to
jif
, r - ,'•==' To be had in Pottsville at JOHN S: C. MAR
, TIS!S ...thug Store., Also, at .10IIN G. BROWN'S
'''Drug Store..t. , . ,
_. ._.
031.0.. - DRY-GOODS and GEDOEHY STORE,
•Tao doof-Lbelow Craip.'4l Hotel: •
tHE,'.subscribeVjtas Just onetiedi, in addition to the
.L stock of Dry Goode, a choice lot of GROCERIES,
&e., embracing a-general assortment, which have been
laid in at;vecy low rates, and selected with great care
na regards quality for family use, ail of which will be
sold en the most accommodating terms, wh esale and
retail.
-lie invites 'the nubile to call and examine his4tock
aruj Judge for themselvei, feeling confident Unit lie can
and will give entire satisfaction both as to quality and
price.
Recollect. two doors below Craig's Hotel, Centre
street, Pottsville, - JOHN td. C. ALLICTI-N.
July 31, 1917 31—
=
it, - ' CELEMP - WATCHIES &
. .-A . . JEWELRY •
/ 4 ),4 i ..
• - AT THE Pll l l v L E A L D ß X T Lt sr it u t s t
s 7C
LT 11 4
4E
4' ' ' -'4", —_-
',. '''' .. :.'''' ..No. 96 North Second Sired,
, 0... c o'sitAll. ; - co i ner o f @ air y .
(10LO Lever watches , hall jeword, Near.
845
06
LT Eases
Sliver Lever Watcbes,talt jewelled, 23 00
Silver Lever Watclies, 7 jewels, 18 00
Silver Lepine Watchesjewerd, Ist quality, 14 00
Superior Quartier Watches. • ID 00
• . Iniltation:Qn - artier Watches not warranted, 5 0
0 0 0
Gold Spectacles, . • S
.. .
Fine Silver Spectailes, • 175
Gold Bracelets(with Topaz stones, 350
Ladies' Gold Pencils, 16 carats, • 200
Gold Finger Rings, 37} cts, to• SS% Watch Glares,
plain j2lcts., patent ISI, Innet• 25. Other .articles in
proportion. All goods warmpted tote what they are
said for. ' I_ 0. CONRAD.
Oh hand. some Gold and Silver Levers, 2 Lepine
and Quart iers,lower thhn the above prices. '
Dec 5, 1846 1 , i•-•
(3
.- c .,-' ;• The Largest Sc Cheapest .. -%
4
STOCK OP, , ' ~, 1:
GOLD &SILVER WATOizEi . ".. •
u , i piHLADELpHIa, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL .''
Ct 01.1/I,evei;, full Jewelled, 18 carrel case,
1 - ----aiihL.clial._., r ____ —. .... ' . • 610 00
Gold' Lepines, full Jewelled, IS carrel tnse. - •' - --- - -
. . old dial, . . ' .- {42s l 0 20 00
.
Silver Levers, full Jewelled,. .. 2O 00
Silver Lepine, Jewelled, j . : . . 13 00
Silver Quartiers watches, sldendid quality, • • 1 00
Silver imitation quartiera 'C,,... • ~ • , 500
Second handed Gold and Silver watchds, at .I. ..
all prices, from . . . B *l To 2t025 Ob
Geld pencils. • • ... ••-
' • to 2 00
. .
Gold Bracelets with topaz and other sets 3 50
Pure Silver Tea t.lioonE, . . 4 50.
. Diamond pointed Gold Petls. w itt: pencil and
solid silver holders. only:. 1 25
. .
Gold chains', hrcaet pins: tinier rings, ear rings, and
jeweiery of every nuttily and deserintion. :ft the lowest
Philadelphia or New York prices';' Gold and Silset Le
ver, Lepines, and Quartier watches, still much cheaper
than the above prices. A call will be sufficient to can-
Vince puSchnserS that this Is The place to get good and
cheap articles. All goods'weirant&l to be what they
are sold ihr.. Orders from t he country punctually atten
d*. d to. • Old COld and Silvcr b o ught for cas.h or taken in
exchange. All kinds of watches repaired, and warrant
ed to keel; roirect time.
N. 8.--1, have a splendid gold independent seconds
watch. for tinting iIOrECS, &C. Also Gilt and Galvanised
Watches, for traders'use, and cowls of all kinds in my
like: at LEWPS LADOMUS' '
• . Cheap 'lA'aftli and Jewelers Store, No. 413,
Market Street, above Eleventh, North
P S.—Please save this advertisement, and call at
. 411; Market st., uppn side. !Phila., July I 7 '29-3nt
CHEAP WATCHES & JEWELERY.
Full Jewelled Gan Lever. § fur P4O,
the tutANTEI).
•JACOI3 *L /. A.DOIVIUS,
NO. 21Q, MARKET STREET, has constantly
nn hand l p r t ge a i tt ng t
r , ei ofG i n e a s n . d Silver
" uir
, ai.
bt
lone
Full Jewelled Gold' Levers , frlo 00
• Full Jewelled Silver LeVecs . . 20 IW
- Gold Lepines, full Jewelled, . . . 30 00
Silver Lepines 13 00
*Silver Quartiers, . - • . $0 to 10 00.
With a large assorttnent of FINE JEWELERY, such
as ear rings, finger rink, breast pins, bra[elets, gold and
silver pt 11 , 10 t gold chains, &c. He has on hand a cunt
plete assortment of Lunette, Patent, and Plain watch
glasses, main sptins, ‘ergesidial, and hands, of every
description; and, in fact, a complete assortment of
NVatchmakers' Coeds and Watch materials, to which he
would call tit attentiod'of the country trade in general.'
r - ;11'.'• Those wishing anything in the above litfe„w ould
11:1 4 d it to their advantage to call and examine luy stout:
before purchasing elsewhere., N 0.216, MARKET street,
below Eighth. Philadelphia. [Phila., July 17 20--
•
• LEATIHER.
• •
New anal Cheap . Mea . ther Store,.
is the Tear of Rogers, Sinnickson Co' s, store, near
the corner of Centre and Nfahatitnago,kretts. Potts
ville Tit, ,ttlizAcriber has opyiked and intends keeping
a generas assortment of all kinds otl.eother,:such as
Red, RIO Oak !:timed ~ 0 14, 1 42ther, miner leather. Calf
ak ins. slaughtcranespanish Kip-skips, of hitown fin
ishing and of the very hest qualify, trhich lie ;fill sell
cheap for east]. •
- Ctuili ',aid for slaughter hides, calf and sheepskins,
of taken in exchange for leather. Slaughter hideS ex
changed for 'coffin! . in the ricugh.
/ sAMIJEI,
Pottsville, July 3,ISIT:' • 9.7--firna*
Hlltstory of the Popes.
rlMlEpublic anti privam history of the Popes of Rome,
LL from the earli'-•st 'mood to the present time. inclu
ding' the history / of Saints, Martyrs, Fathers of the
Church, Religions Orders. Cardinals. In q uisitions,
1 4 cisms, anti the Creat. Reformers: by Loins Marie do
Cormenln. :Illustrated edition, ,f,5; plain edition, i 3.
`• \ye imuihta it a valuable work—a work fog our
times and country—and commend it to the favor attic
public ; , '—Christian Obscri•re. . .
"It is, on the whole, a wort: 'well calculated In create
a 11,mp•interest in the public mind, and must obtain a
with; circulltion."—Houer Oferchanec Maga:inc.
•lust received-mai for sm. at • • .
July :11-311 lIANNAS'S Cheap Book Store.
New r Stare at Brockville
Subscriber has just riec , !ived from Philadelphia
and - has now - opened at Brookville. a tante antigen
erafjlssortment ofsensonable goods.such as Dry Goods,
GrOeeries, lliirdware. and Quetnsware. In addition to
wtitch will he Mond n atantly on hand, Fish, smoked
and fresh Meat, as well as a • Pond supply of country
broduce. Call andsexaniTheourstock, and you will tied
its prepared to sell ,odds at as low a rate as, thpy have
ever been sold ang where, in Si.hitylkill county.
.
N. 11.—Country produce of nil kind:3 wanted, for
which the. highest. pri:c will he paid. . .
;
1
P . ottgrille. reth7., 8 , 1 . 6, 6 / ,GI 0. U. POTTS, / 1
1
CHEAP CASH STORE,
: . IN: i*IAILICET STREET. /
THE subscriber 'has Just recanted and is ;low open
ing dt•flie New Cheap Cash Store in M,a / rkel.
second door above Second strell, an elerantassort-;
mein of Vitt:SHAND SEASONABE GOODS, among
which.niay be found the following, suitabte for.Ladies'
wear
in
ark and Mode colored Thibet Skilos,
Rich Printed Cashmere • dn,
Merino , . • • 40, • • •
Fr-lc:rant Lawns and Bare"es - •
Mes's dec., ,
Elegant Mous. de Lai.it.e, . •
•
Linen Cambric Ifamikerchietl,
Silk and Common Hosiery; •
Ribbons. Laces. &c:, 4-c.;
A laree assMtment of:White Goods. ,
•DILVriOODS of almost every description,
GROCERIES, a choiceassonotent.
Also artatned to the alswe establislimentis a NEW
FASMONABLE7AII.OIIING ESTAIII.IISIIMENT,
tinder the soperimetidence of -Mr Jairtes Meßlarray,
whore also eau be lliond a larce stock of
REAI.3 - ‘' MA DC CLOTIIING,
And Cloths - Xassitheye's, Vestines, &c., of the liek qual
ity which will be.made up in the most fa:divinable and
durahle ma itner,lvarramed to fit, at short notice. The
Plidadelphia, New York, and Pars quarterly fai.hion+
can always be seen at the Sinn-.
Ladiee.,and Gentlemen will hind it to their interest to.
give hint a call. feeling confidant ,that he can supply
tlmin with all kinds ix goads at least 10 0,9" e t c nt. clitetp
er than they can he purr hosed at ant nthifr establish
ment in rettsviite, as he nets for caslimul.l.
' ROBERT TURNER,
IiVAILEITIOLSL OF. PRINTS ONLY.
M===ME
LEE, JUDSON & LEE,
(LITE LEER JUHSON)
Or. app lb: ?Tat:lons FIVE'S fORV WAREHOUSE,.
N 0.50 cedar Strcet,—the who!, of whic Iv is ilevotell to
the cthiliiton pods tie ofthe single article of PRINT:.
El) CALICOES. Thi.ir pre*sent qrocti consists of near
ly 1)N E THOUSAND PACKAGES. embracing Filino
iiiOtlS,AN !HlT:Tent pail...ills owl colorings. anti
coniprising everything tiesitable in the line, FOREIGN
anti I.IO)IESTR', ; • '
•Ml of which are offered for sale, ' Atr cneh , or.satisfae_
torv..ctelli), at the lowest . prices,hy the PIECE OR
PA - CK AGE. •• .• •
• - .New stylea re received almost every day, a nd
. many
of them alit got up for our own sales, and not to be
found 14mi here, •
Primed ti=ts of prices,corrected from day' to day;
with every variation in'.the market, are' placed in the
hands of—buyers. • . •
Merchants will,be able to form some idea of the ex
tent and variety of our assorturrnt, when we, state,
that the valor of 0111* mond mork or this oNE Awrict,g,
is at least twice the v . :tine - Of the entire stocktof dry
goods usually kept by our largest - wholesale jobbers.
This fact, together with the fact, that our meatus and
nut attention, instead of being divided annuli' a vast
variety of articles, are devoted wholly to one, will
'render the advatitagea which' we. can offer to
that
perfectivtbvious t. and it shall he bur care none
who visit our establishment shall meet with any dis- 'appointment.
- Our assortment is complele stall sensor's of the Year.
, • LEE, JUDSON S. LEE.
F. LEE, formerly of the firm ,of Lord &
Lees. and late. senior partner in the originalhirth of Lee
& Brewster limn 'which counexion he Withdrevonne
time ago, has testified Inismess in connection with
Messrs. Lee'& Judron,under the firm of LEE. JUDSON
& LEE, and he ventures to assure his Elends and the
puhitc, that the new firm will maintain the bailie pre-.
eminent e, in this branch of the trade, which former
ly diminglifslied the other two houses to which he be-,
longest.
New York, Jiily 10, 1617. 28—ly
or Sale.
sisal s
kilt 1
1161 C ry•,
A FARM in Northumberland county'. 3}
miles above rho-Rear-Gap, on the Centre,
turnpike, containing WI acres more or less
in a gomi'state of cultivation, with excel
,lertt. imiiroverne'nts.. About. 7l acres are
cleared, the balance is woodland. The abovedescrihe
premises will' be sohd cheap upon accommodating terms
to suit the purchaser, or will be exchanged for property
in Pottsville. .For further particulars enquire at the
Eagle Foundry, on the. Railroad below Clemens Ar:Par
vin's. et team Mill. HENRY PORTER,
May •
‘2l, !St"; 22;- - tf
.101111 C. 1)013LE91.4N,
.Manufacturer nil Pulp - prier of Fringes; Cords, Tassels,
• Buttons, Steel Goods ke.. , ..V0 144 North
Street, 43ovs.Race,/Philatlrlphia.
RESPECTFULLY invites the attention of Merch
ants Visiting the city to his Stock now an. hand,
which has been replenished for the coming Fait Trade,
consistinc in part of Steel Beads of all sizes, Steel
Bag Clasps, Purse Twist, Zephyr Worsted, Zephyr
Coats and Caps,.Silk, Cotton, Mohair and Worsted
Princes of all kinds, Silk and Worsted Bindings, Colton
and Thread Laves, Cotton and Lainbswool Shirts and
Drawers. Wadding, Cotton and Linen Carpet Chains,
Cotton and Woolen Yarns. Cotton Laps, &c.
N. 11. Constantly on hand a full assortment of every:
variety of Fringes, Cords. Tassels, Stars. Bold and
Silver Bullion, Laces, Braids, &c. for every description
of Regalia.
.Philada. Aug. 14,1647,
THE -- IVitNERg':-..i.OURNAL.,
FRANKLIN SHOVEL- WORKS.--,The'inbeteribers
ate now prepared -to furnish the Colliers - and deal
ers; of Schuylkill county, with Shoyels of alt ktridg at
thelowest Philadelphia prices. Attention. is Patti" -
la ily called to their Coal Shovels. ,Orders for Shovels
of any, size ur pattern promptly attended to.
S. SILLYMAN do Co.'l
Au; 33-7/P
Port Carbon,
ElEMlCALThOAP—Viarranied ha- - rmuove creaseCspots &e. from Silk, Wohlen t . Cotton, and Linen,•
without injury to the color: price only:l2t rents. 01st
raceived and for Bakal STATIONEWS HALL, carnet,
nf Centre and Markel tits.- Also,at BAIINAN° whede-:
-sale and retail Variety Store. ,'• Every economical,milYought to have ain the hours. - [Aug. 2S " -
.2on REAMS Wrapping Paper, wine extrn size,
/INV do Blasting Paper, - -
Of various qualities, just received .and for sale *hole
sale and retail'at ' RANNAN,S,
I Wbolesiale Book aneraper Store.
CMerchants supplied at low rates, by the quantity,
Aug. 7 . '
SUGAR FOR PRESERVING.—Woribiey &• Wool;
sey's Ground and emitted sugar, Louslanz
White' Havana, do. also every variety of frown blu..!
• I
gar, for sale by
49-iv
'J. M.. BEATTY &
Pottsville,Aug. 11, 1547.
--1
HAMS ANDSIIOIII.DERS..-2000 lbs. Superiat
Family 114 ms. .
3000 lbs. Ktmalderi, just received and wilt be sold'
low to the trade by ' J. M. BEATTY & Co.
• Pcatlyille,-A - ne. H. 1847, 33=
VI4NER'S OlL.—Supurfinektrained, oil for :liners to
LV L to he had nt the York Store.
. . ,
.July IC, EDWARD YARDLEY - .
1 /TRY SUPERFINE FAMILY RAMS, for Bale at the
V York Store, or Staad 4: Shay's brand, a1, , 0 of Schoo
ley & Son... .[July 1.0-2.2 EDWARD YARDLEY.
C 0 ICE.GREEN 6c EICA C TEAS,—Ju=t received;
from New York and Philadelphia, a full assort
meal of Superior Creep, snd Black Teas.amongwhich
are-Superior Imperial, Yrions Myson, Souchong, Poo
than and . Motion Teas. for sale by
J. M. BEATTY & Co.
Pottsville, Aut.. 11, 1517. 33—.
ILVER SPECT.ICCES.—Kn assortment of IHcAdl is
t..) ter's Silver and German Silver Spectacles just re'
ceived and : far sale at HANNAN'S
June 5 ' 23-e. Fancy more, Pottsville.
75 Etsr:ifile-dll4
anti plain,
carious a rriat
ranting
r p n: i and tb m in
30
cents trt a i - 20,Itist'reccirett and for sale at
June 5 ea—, NNAN'S Wholesale Bookstore.
N A. ltlf Blunt 1101 EV BR kellti— An e, cellent ar-
Jl. tide for knions who stoop, or are weakly, just
ceived and for.sale • HANNAN'S
tut. 21 t4] ' Variety Store,-Hottsville.
• SALT ! SALT ! r l .
SALMA. Salt in barrels& bads; for sale at the to 's
'Market price. delivered on' hoard of Boats on the
Schuylkill,FuEE of VOILTERACk
' • GUAYtdr.. BROTHER.
.31 Walnut st. or Locust st. Wharf Schuylkill.
Philadelphia July
717 SUPERIOR CO t 1.1; MIMS
IN W Y0..;14 INi 1G VALLEY:
, .
• • ~(A NUMBER.)
1701 t sale and fur rent, on the most rcushnableidnat
r Inquire of , ' V. 1.. MAXWELL;
Attorney at Latv,•
. , .
- - ..Wilkeebarre, Luxerne County, Pa. e
Wilkesbarre, k'elt. 13; 47 *52,60 I 7 tf*
• Safety Fuse.
Jll - 70R hlastind rocks, perfectly safe, and the only
article lunch the engineer 3 on ' the Erie Canal per-,
to tted to be used, for sale at 'HANNAN'S
May 15— , '..4:1 . Mink' und Stationery Stnre..
JUNIATA BOILER IRON..
;;;; TONS asOrted iron, Nos. - 4 and sof
00 widths alai, 32, and 36 inclv.it and rindonl longtbs,
. A. 4.• C. RALSTON, '
4, :74nstiv Dont Philada.
Phihula...July 11, isir,
Davy's Saf - oty Lanips
rptiE subscriber has just received a. supply of Safety'
Lamps, among winch are a few of
'acknowledged & Rob_
Prt,' improved safety Lamp, which is acknowledged
to be the best end safest now in use in the tuinea in
Europe. For sale at less pikes than they ran bsyiw
ported, at 1I1A"1 1 / 4 ;AS'S
pril 3 . ('heap Hook and Variety store. /
. •
To Farmers, )
voup. TONS of African or Sabdahtia'Gtiatifr. juQL/re
ceivedand tor sale by. the undersigned. Tto/sali
datum is the very bestarticle of African (4lttano.iind re
sembles Peruvian in quadity.at a tom Is lower price. `.
This consiMiment is justin season for "toitilresshig.
cornMurnirer. &c.,..rind Will sol4lat'a
small advance by the ton or single harry'. /,/
JOHN M,l CROSLAN
'26
. •
'To Vlaehinists and:Others.
x.ATT , K , univer,ai from 6 to 20
P
inches ; Salter's Sprine made expressly
for Steam .Engines, 60. 50 and" 24 paunch:. Platform
and Counter Scales, tujireltlian 50 different sizes .and
patterns. For le wh desale and riitail at the lowest
manufacturer's pricey, at No. 34 Walnut street; by
/ GRAY & BROTHER. .
Feb. 7, 1816. ,
FARM TOR SALE
lA7 ILL he sold atTrivate pale. a firm situated ;with
-1 V in I-no mile of the town of CattawiSS3, in Lohnn
bia county, Pa. ; adjoining farms belonging to John
{leaver' and Peter Bodine; containing fifty acres more
or:iess, three :Imes of 'which . arc woodland, and, the
balance in a/geod state of cultivation.
Thcie is an excellent orchard of choice apple
1
trees, to.tetper with a number of peach
f=t4 7 ' 1 and cherry trees, on the farm. On the
°• •• ,t premises are greeted a good two story log
gift ..t
i i gi a ..... dwelling house with kitchmi back, a large
,ki , ,, -- , -....t. . hank barn, a new cider press, stone spring
Mosso togetlosr with other °a - buildings, all fit in good
Order. The 1 . 4f1r1 will be sold a bargain many person
in want °font% For terms- and other particullirs apply
WILLIAM PATTON?
Mine Hill Gap, Schuylkill a.
Co.,L—tf
6T,al . •cli 6,1§47
IPI \ N` \
L.. 1"
rpHE subscriber respectfully invites the public to cal
1. at Mr:Wittie Store, Centre street, and exam—
ine his assortnient of C. Meyer's GRAND ACTION
PIANOS of Philadelphia.
The instrument's are highly approved of by the most
eminent l'rofessors and CompoSers of music. For qudl
hies of tune s .lnuch; and . keeping in time' up to concert
pitch, they cannot be surpassed by either American dr
European Pianos. :They . are chosen by ail musical
stars ,for their Concerts, such as Madame Castellan,
Leopold do Meyer, Vieux Temps, Burk, Wallace, Tem
pleton and Many others ; they are used for 21)0 or 200
concerts every year... They have also received the first
premiums of the three last exhibitions, and the last sir
ver medal by the Franklin Institute was awarded
them. The subscriber warrants these instruments for
tne hear. Ife keeps rhea; constantly on hand and sells
(ahem at the lowest maimact tiler's prices on reason=
able terms. All orders from abroad will be promptly
attended to. I‘. E. RICHARDS.
Pottsville, Arc 1, ISM. • .
. Notice;
hitteltycivtot that a'n amitlication . tvhl he made to
the next Legislature,for a Bank to be located in the
borough of Minetsville. Schuylkill County, to he'called
the Ntechadics Bank of Srhuylkill. County; with a
capital of One Hundred aint . FiltY Thousand Do!tars,
and the privilege of increasing it to Two Hundred
Thousand Dollars. Signed I
SAMUEL KAUFFMAN, MICHAEL WEAVER,
ABRAHAM TROUT, . SAMUEL MILNER,
JAMES 11. FALLS, - JONAS
.I.lAriT.
M==EM
'UE patentees be: leave to call th e attention nf
1. toinufacthrers, road companteS • machinists, and
others interested to rheit PATENT MACHINE for the'
purpose ofsztving the ionsurnpoon of oil on machinery
and , unstituting any other liquid instead there Of
. Oil t...zak:er ha's been fully tested in New Jersey,
New York. and New England, and is found to answer
with water instead of oil perfectly satisfactorily. •
- It is now in successful operation in New Jevey, New
York, Lowell, iSano., tad part of Pennsyk'ania. ' .•
Commit nications, • (pest Paid.), addressed to P. S.
DEVLAN, or PHILIP ZIEREft, Reading, Pa., or to
ERASTES F. BRIM - 111AM, New York City will be'
.punottally attended to.
Reading, Aug. 21, 4, 3 4-im
. ,
HOVER'S FIRST PREMIUM
IHIS Ink has , for a lons %%114 become egtabli;ed as
a National article, and the follOwine. testimonials
from IVashington City proves its merits to thatntis
auction.
flaunt of Representatires,
Waskingtart Citg. FebrUary 24,1813. i
I state that I have,used the Ink. during the present
aes,ion of Congress, manufactured by Joseph E. Hoo
ver. lsq., of Philadt>lpfna, and I have found it to be an
article of most cree/leat qua/ite.
JOHN WHITE. Speaker llonie of Rep..
Parent Office, Waehinpon, D., C.
. Febriurry 24,1813. • !
tier—Yorlr Black Writing_ Ink has been used in this
Mite since' Octobe r lastotrol is entirely appeared.
I nrn respectfully,
• W.. kND, Chief Clerk;
Mr. Joseph El; Hoover, Intifada. ' -
MOVER'S ADAMANTINE 'CEMENT.
- - .
. The following from Bicknell's Reporter will hest il
lustrate lie value: "Mr. Hoover tuanufacturel 'Ada
mantine Cemene,thr joining broken china, glass, &c.;
we have tried the ankle and found it ta be . excellent."
For sale, wholesale and retail, at the manufactory.
No. 67, North Third street, opposite Cherry street,"
Philadelphia, by
,Josurn - E. HOVER. Manu f acturer
rbitada., ' 33
.Patent Grease,
r, 1 2 the axles of Carriages, Wagons, Rail Road Cars
' and Machinery of all hinds, to me tip and prevent
friction..
This' article is prepared and for sale by CLEMENS&
PARVIN, the only mantifacturers of this article, iri the
United States,mt their whotesate4nd retail Rardt'are
and Druz Store in Pottsville, Schuylkill Comity, Pa.
REMEMBER - that none is genuine without the wilt
ten signature of the inventor and proprietor, Chas. W.
Clemens, upon each package.
Pottsville. NO; IL 1816 46-
Carriages, Buggies, Bockawa*,
• Wagons, &c. 1 -
TIIC subscriber would beg leave to Inform his friends
and tha public in general that he has Wight out
Wm, G. Moore, at thecorner opposite Clemens & Par
cin's steam Mill, in the rear of the American . House,,
where he is prepared to do nil kinds of work in the neat
est manner. Being himself a practical carriage maker,
he hopes to give entire satisfaction to his customers. 1
N. 8.-f-For the accommodation of the coal trade, he
intends building Rail Road cars, Drift cars, and wheel
barrows, all of which will be built of the best materials.
Persons in want of anything in his line will do well to
give him a call, as his charges'are reasonable.
WISTAR A. 1111111.
2,3—.1!
June 5, 1647
33-3 mo
lEEE
Patent (hi Saver .
WRITING INK..
pOTTSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL.
rr"E Autumn term of this Insthutionwill commence
on the 6th of September next. The liberal patron
age which has been bestowed on his school, and the
considerable accession - of pupils duringthe last year,
has induced the Principal to procure twoaddithmal eOlll ..
-petontdeacbers ; hoping that the character which will
thus be given to the school will increase the number of
pupils still more , : so as thenable hint to meet.thetheavy
expenses which will consequently be incurred and o
sarryouthis design qf establishing an institution wor
thy:ache Most 'Merit support.. The following will be
the diiision oflabor:.. '
Mr. Elias Schneider, A. 8., Principal and teacher - of
the Ancient languages and Mathematics.
The French and German languages hive been assign
ed to Monsieur F.-Perrin, a graduate of one of-the-Prin
cipal Gymnasium's of - Berne, Switzerland; aad also a
native of that tianntry.Mr. Perrin bas had exit-Islora
ble experience in teaching be fore,his connection- nitit h •
'this Institution. Ile tenches the French and German,
according to 011etidortrs methbd,:being,tible to speak . '
both +hese languages with fluency;
Mr: W. PI Koutz, a member of the. Senior class of .
* Marshall College, will have charge ofthe department of
.Natural Science: History, and Elocution.
Mr E. Sagendorf, who has been already a year con
nected with the school, teaches the English branches.
' The German is considered one of the most important
branthes of the school, and, therefore, besides the usual
recitations in this lan,guage, half an hour is spent every
day with the German pupils in German disputations,
and discussions. -The exercises are conducted by two
teachers, who, brexchaliging their ideas with each other
in the presence of the pupils, lead them gradually to do
the same, and thus , enable them to %peak the German
soon. Persons fr6ni abroad, who may tyish to send
their eons to'thisinstitution, will procure further Info!:
illation by writing to the Principal. Arrangements have
tiger, made to, acconanodate a certain number of persons
in a respectable private bOartlirig house, not far from
the school', nod in a retired part of the tot n.
July 17, ISI7
. ".' India Rubber croods.' • .
THE subscriber has just received- a supply of India
Rubber Enods, such as
;Centre Table Cot:eis witha 3lap of the World printed
on it,
Wristletf. and Garters for children, • 1 l • .
Rings f,:r children teething
Maps of the ,Uhitbd States, . .
Cuff's for children,' - -
. .
' Intha Rub her Band's for papers, &e., • .
India Riibber Sl:milder Braces, . .
- India Rubber . Clot h for, bandages, a good.artcle for
Physicians, ' •.' . " .
Totewco Pouches, Ato., &c.
*Jost recolvetrfrota the. factory, and for sale whole
sale and rotail at. - BAN NAN'S Variety 6 tor.
July 31 . '3l—
HATS,'CAPS, LADIES' MUFFS, BOAS, &C.
To Merchants, Matters, & others,
" 'GARDEN & BROWN,
DAT. AND CAP INAUEIIOCNE AND ;lANUFACTOCC,
1C0.'196, Market st.,
SECOND 'DOOR BELOW SIXTH; PIIILADA., •
RESITCTFULLY solicit Mien- •
lion to their farm: and complete 410
a . stock of HATS and CAPS. manU •
farthred under their immediate direction
and superintendence, with all the advanta
ges of modern improvementsto enable them to combine
the important qualities of durability, taste, and beauty
ochni,h,with extreme cheapness of !vice.
An immense and beautiful assoltment.V.
of all varieties and. s Beaver.
' Brush. Silk, Moteskin,Rit4•in, Cassimere, HATS '
Wool, Sporting:, and I
Also,: a It enerril itssortment of every vll-1
?lily of Caps, Otter, Fur,Seal., ilajr Seal, I CA PR.'
Ntoskrat, Plain]and ,F;lncy 'Cloth every MUFF'Sit
sty/e, red,btack. nialibrown Mohair-cal- I BOAS. Jz.c.
(Ate. Glazed, Oiled Silk.itnd Piir Cops. J ,
Ladies' MutN.Boas, &c., at. the very lowest prices.
Buyers by the dozen or less, ?ire Invited to call and
see if it is not to their Interest Gideal
• Particular aitentior."Mid to the packing of hats . , &c.
Cash paid for Muskrat and Shipping furs.
•
GARDEN & BROWN, •
/NO. 196. 'Market street, below Sixth stmt.
Philadelphia. July 17. 1817 . ' 29—ant
Valuable V . ..
inchs fur Mechanics.
HoDGF. 0,,,,b,• 'Steam Engine, accolni,anied with
/ .lii large plates a valuable work, price 816,'
1•7•%N hank's Illydraulic,i andMechtinlics, • .
Renwick on the SteanuEngine, •
l.nrdner on ' , lni Steato Engine, • • '
Jamieson' , Michanica hit Prartical Men, •Ith Editioh
London, F .
Mechanic's Own Book, by Pitkington, • ,
Creen'l , Mechanic's Calculator, . .
Itasw, , ll's Engineer's Pocket .Book,
Engineer's Text Book, . -
Do Po( keircitht,
Together wither variety of other vatualde works)nst
received and for sale at • ; BANNAN'S.
tkiw. 21 31), , L., Cheap Book and Stationery Store.
Tamaqua Iron Works
.....
BEM
`,ll/I.sobserdiers having associated themselves to
. nether in the. FOUNDRY AND 'MACHINE lIIISI
NEtirS at Tam:lona, under the . ftrui of ''lluds.a,..Sieit i k,
nylor," ttould resiiectfully inforin their friends and
the nubile., that they are now iprepa Led to do an exten
sive bmiiness In the manuflictOry of all kinds of .`Steant
Engines, Pumns, i roal Breakeri",Sereens, and Hail !toad
Cars, together iwith all kinds of Castings" in iron rigid
brass, as 'applied to utachlnery incident to the coat La
,
sineiss. •.
Itepairiniof eVery kind done by them with neatness
and dispatch. 'they will warrant all their work to per
form well, and would solicit the eustdmofsneh persons
As may want work'exectded„.either in t h is vie:inky, or
at a distance, which will meet with prompt and illllllC
diate attention. •
JnO. C. 6)11T1/, .
Tamaqua,' Aug. 7, 2947
FRANKLIN WORKS.
.............. '2F- 3 t
i.HE Subscribers having . associated themselves m
gether, trading under the firth of S. Siltyman & Co.,
for the Purpose of cairyine. ou the Foundry and Ma
chine business at the Franklin Works, Port Carbon.
Lately owned by . A. C.. Biooke, are now prepared to
Manufacture to order at-the shortest notice St eam En-
Ptim p 4, coal Ureakers, and Machinery of :almost'
any size nr description, for mining or tiher purposes.
AlsoSl
ail Road and Drift cars, Iron or lrass Castings
of any ,-tze or pattern. -
*ORDERS ARE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED
- SAMUEL SILI.YMAN;
CHAS. M. LEWIS.
•
Port Carbon, Aug. 14,1547. , '33—ly
•
PHIL3DELPHM RESDINa .IND
TOTTSVILLE RWIL 110 iID.
T nolit,eAqn 9qco,n@qll.pm.
.
a
%V INTER AItRANGEMEA T
Passenger Tr.t.f.ins..
Hours orstortlneon and alter Monday, 0ct.15, 1545
From Pottsville, .at WA, \L
,1I Sunday
• " 9 . A. M.,
• DOUR' OF PASSING READING
For at 10 A. - M., I
• •
" Pottsville " 12 A.. M., .
RATES OF FARE. ' • .
Between Pottsville and Philada., tt1.50 and 3 00
"- Reading, .51 10 . and 1 9.0 •
_ .
I:. ' •
Pill; 111.1
MEM
COLLIERY WORKS,
~_
• : 3'J3 ~V
~..~ ~
2.4, J
rou WRY MAURINE SlitloP.
rI I IIE subscribers, at their old stand, corner of Rail
1 !toad and Callnwhill streets. are prepared to loan
ufacture to ordcrot tni•snortesthottee,.Steara Pr/friars
and Pumps, o any ',owe' and capacity for mining and
other purtmses, Benin's Coal Breaking Marhinrs, - with
solid arid perforated rollers, as May be required.
Also Engines and Bloring Cylinders with all neces
sary machinery for Blast Furnaces. Bet Air Pipes, of
the most approved plans, Cap and Ball joints and Wa
ter Tuyers, of the very hest construction. They par
'titularly trivit-J, the attention of Iron Masters and par
ties engaged. in the Iron trade, to, then large stock of
Patterns for /lolling Mills ' having lately constructed
the machinery for two oft he. largest . Mills in the coun
try; vie .—TheiVyoming Mill at Will:esti:um. and the
Rolling Mail at the :Montour Iron ,)Vorks.
They are fully prepared tot this kind of work,,together
with every vartety-of general machinery. Orthe qual
ity of their work and materials, it is enourlr to say,
that time and experience, the most infallible tests, have
amply demonstrated the gen uine character of their en
gines and machinery. E
• Ordens are respecfully - sollened and will be promptly
attended to. • - HAYWOOD'S. SNYDER.
Pottsville, Jannacy,,l7, 140, , 3-ly
27--Omo
Port 4Clinton & T
9 1 : 1 &=1 - 071.
entire, road from Pert Ciinton to Tamaqua ha
t vim; been renewed with heavy iron rails and good
substantial bridges, with all other improvements adapt
ed-to the use of Locornotive engines, and the regular
.huslness of the road being now resumed; wpassenzer
train - will; on and after Tetesday,the 13th iust.: leave Ta
maqua Anily,"(Sttnolays excepted) at7,o'clrMit, A.M.,and
arrive at Port Clinton, in timeto connect with the down
ward train frotri Poltsville to Philadelphia. Returning,
will leave Port Clinton on 'the arrival of the Philadel
phia care, and reach 'fatnaquu for- dinner. .A freight
train with tderchandiie will also leave daily.
WM. WALLACE.. Treas. & Seetry
. Little Selmylkill Navigation R. R. & Coal Co,
Philadelphia, Jolly 10, 1847
- 28—If
PpT.TSVILI4E IRON IVOAS.
_
EPETF Vannotinces to the Public, that he
Jias taken the Establishment known as the - Potts-
Iron Works, on, Norwegian street, where he Is
prepared to huild all kinds of Steam Engines, manu
facture Rail Road Cars, and Machinery ofalmost every
descriptiomatlthe shortest notice!,. and on the most rea
sonable terms.
m Persons from abroad, in want of Steam Engines
will findit to ;heir advantage to give hint a call bane
engaging- elsewhere. May 11
. PASCAL IRON WORKS,. . .
1 PHILADELPHIA. .- .
WELDEDlWronghtiron Flues, Suitable forEncn
-10
S motieesiMarine and other Steam Engine Boilers,
from 2to 5 ches in diameter . Also, Pipes for Gas
Steam and other purPosesX extra strong Tuba for Hy
r
draulic Press s r.,Hollow . Pistons for Pumps of Stew
Engines 4-c. Manufured and for salt by
•MOSEIS, TASKED. &WORM,
Warehouse 8 E. - corner 2 1 1 and Walaut - atg., rbdada.
Philada• N , Y. 22d'184547
. .
THE. GUI:ARV LIFE INSURANCE. ANNU
ITY & TRUST CO., or PIIILADA.
OFFICE 159 QHESNUT ST.
ARE insurance an Ltvs,gmit Annuities and En
dowments, and receive'and execute trusts. .
"Rata for insuring AllOtl'on a single /ifs.
Agee For I year. . For; years. For Life.
• , atttiva . annuall
9.0 :, 091 ' ~ ~:, -09311 y. ,
1.77 y.
134 ' sYN , ' 136 236
• 1 92 320
50- '• 196 .. 209 • 460' '
435: ' 491 • 700
Exustft.e:—A. person aged 30 years next , htrth-day,
by paying the , CoruPanysl 31, would secure to his fa
' tinily or heirs $lOO, should he die .1n one yea' ; or for
$l3 10, he secures to thenislooo; or for $l3 60 annu
ally 'for - 7
years ;he secures to them 1000 should he
die 107 years; or f0r52360 paid annually during
life he provides for them 1000 whenever he dies;
for 46550 they would teeeive $5OOO should lie die in
one year. i -
- , •
=MMI
z -
Q /-0 7-1
maqua E 3.13,.
McGINNIS,
J•satiativ 1615.
THE Managers of this Company, at a meeting held'
onl the 27tte December ult., agreeably to the design
referred bl i the original prospectus or circular of the
Company,appropriated a Bonus M. addition to all poll
ciei for the Whole..of life, remaining in force, that
were issued prior to the Ist ofJanuary, 1642. Those
of them therefore which were issued in tbe year 1630,
will be entitled to 10 per rent upon the sum insured.
making anladdition of $lOO on every $lOOO. That is
slloo..will be paid when the policy becomes a claim
instead of the $lOOO originally insured. Those policies
that were ssued in. 1637 will be entitled to 63 per cents
or $6760 on eVery-'slooo. And those issued in 1838,
will' bet sutitled to: 7,. per cent. or $75 on every 100,
and' in rathble proportions on all said policies issued
prior to Ist or January, 1842. •
The Bonus Iva be credited to each polocy on the
books endorsed on presentation at the Office.
It lithe design of the Company, to continue to make
addition or bonus to, the policies for Life at stated
periods: :
W. RICHARDS, President.
Jon?: F. J•nev,"Afctuarp.
*gl,•Tnesubscriber has been appointed Agent for the
above Institution, and is prepared effect Insurances on
lives, at the published rates, and give any information
desired on the subject, on application at this Olire.
• . BENJAMIN VANtIi.AN.
5
- Pottsville Feb. Silt,
Fl :OE OF - 7'HE -
, •
Spring Garden .IVlutual Insurance
Company.
rp ms Company having organized according to thtf
yrovisiots of its charter, is now prepared to make
Insurances against loss by Pigeon the mutual principle,
combined with the security nf a joint stock , capital.—
Thu advantage of this system is, that efficient security
EI afforded at the lowest rates that the business can be
done for, as this whole .profits (less an Late, est not to .
exceed 6 per cent. per annum on the capital) will be re
iurned to the members of - the institution, without their
becoming responsible for ;illy of the engagements or
.ebilities of the'Company, furrherthan the premiums ac
tually paid.
The grOat success which till.; system -has met with
wherever it has been introdUccd, induces the Directors
to request the attention of the public to it, confident
thatit regitires - but to be understood to he appreciated.
, Menet of ItiiorPoration, arid Tiny e Xiihmat ion In re.;
card to it, may be obtained by lipplyttig at tho Office
N'ortlyrcst corner of 6th mat Wood 60., or 4 - th HAN
NAN, Pottsville.
CIIARLES STOKES, President.",
L. KRUMMIAAIt, Secretary.
DIRECTORS,
Chailes Stokes, • George W. Ash,
Joseph Wood, Abraham R. Perkins,
Elijah Millen, David Rankin,
I.agiterenne. '. Walter B. Dick, . . •
Samuel Townsend, • Joseph - Parker,
The .sub.wriber has'heelitippoilitt:d Agent for. the a
bove lnstitntion, and is prepared to effect ,
tem rances on all di;si•riplinns.of piolwrty at the lowest
ales, .. B. HANNAN.
Fell
. • ,
A tiarY 2.5, IS IC, ' ' 6
' .
IND 'NtNrry AGAINST .LOSS ,BY FIRE.
•
The Franklin Insurance Co.,
, • OF viiii,ApEtriii.k,"
• •
Capitni - S 400;90(1, l'aid in
--
Charter Perpetual,
CpNTIN - Ull to make lnmaranre, permanent andlim
ited,,on ever) description 11 f property, in town and
country on the usual , favorable tenni. °dice It;:11
,Chtstnut Street nen r filth Street.
CHARLES N.AANCIiEft; President. ,
DIRECTORS, .
Clarks N. Banker, Sam ar(, lima,
` . faines Scott, Frederick Brotca,
Thenia• Hart,: • Jacob X. midi, • •
Theaikii S. Irketok, Geo.. ll'. Rickards, .
pabias Wagner, ...Norden:rill. Letriii
CHARLES C. BANCKER, Seey.
The 'stihscritter has been appointed agent for the a
bove mentioned institution, Itmi is - now prepared to
make insttra nee, an every destriPtion of property, at
the loivest rates. ..,
Pottsvill , ,June . l9, 1811
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32D c
"IPPINCOII & TAYLOR respectfully invite the
;atoll ion of their custionell and the [midi,: il ge
neral. to their extensive' stock of Spring anti SU:11111e/
goods, just opened, which consiit of French, English,.
and American style Milled Cloth ands.CasAinere, which
for beauty and style cannot lie - surpassed by any other
establishate to Witte State. The VeStings, we believe,
are something very rich ,and Inindsome; the fancy
Scarfs, llandkerchieti, r'; . hirts.Stispenders. Gloves, &c,
were selected, and Cannot be sold cheaper by any other
establishment in the'llititcd States.
L. &T. flatter themselves they do give to their (114-
tomersinetfer satisfaction in the. way of cood.wosk.
firmer goods, and more fashionably cut coatsthan the'
majority of tailors in the'cities of Philadelphia, New
York, orlltiltituore. 1.: &T. having taken tim medal
at the two last exhibitions of the Franklin Institute,
'a strong goritantee that they cannot be surpassed in
their profession. .I.IFIV&' COTT & TAYLOR,
• • Merehant Tailors alit] extensive Clothiers,
Corner of Centre &Maltantonrio - sts..,Poti s sNille.
teceived 10 piecetof fine black and olive
Cassinett cloth
15 pieces- D'Orsay Plaid'eas , intere,
120 yards Embroidered Satin Vesting,
130 do French Black Satin,
•
120 do English do
15 pieces of Bioly French Cloth,
•
16 do Bonjoun .
12 In Single Milled Cassimere, •
12 r do Drab &c. for Sommer Coats,
10 do Drab, Olive, Citron Green, London Smoked
•
' ,Cloths. '
All of the above goods can be seem at the .Clothing
Store of Messrs. LIPPINCOTT 4. TAYLOR, •
April 11, 1547 16. Pottsville.
PHI LA DE I:Fkki:rg'`l‘
LATE CI;EMENS & BAKER,
I I I7IIOI.ESALE DRUCGIIST, Manufa'cturer of Co
`V pal Varnish, sole Agent - for the I. rankiin Clasi
Works. Having been long engagjd is the Manufac
ture of Copal Varnish, (as well as other kinds,) is now
prepared to offer to purchasers an article which in
quality, cannot be surpassed.lty any in the Union. Al
so. receiving weekly frouithe above celebrated Works,
Window Class of , every size: Constantly on hand ta
fulLassortment'of White Lead, of the most approved
brands, Red Lead, Litharage, Saxony Magnesia, .I..e.r*
which will be sol lar Manufacturer's prices, together
with a large and well selected stock of Drugs, Medi
cines, Dycy, Acids, Fine Colors, Perfumery, kc., in
short every article in Drug line. Merchants, Play
'sicians and Dealers in general, are requested to call
and examine the stock and prices, feeling satisfied they
will be induced to purchase.
Philada., February• 14, I.Blti
NEW STORE.
MOTIGAN rupectfully informsthe piddle that be
J
has'openmi a new fancy Dry Good and liner;
story in Market Street, near Third:whert is just
opening a iplendid assortment just received
from New fork and Philadelphili, which he intends
setting very loty, coo-isting in pap of Silk, Thitiet, Por
io4, and Printed Cashmere Shawls, a large nod splendid
assortment of lie Laines,Cinghams, and Lawns ,
very low, yard wide Silks. silk Fringe, Gimp, and But•
tons, nod he would particularly call tpe attention of
the ladies to a large assortment of White grinds, Jaen
netts. swiss, Mull and Hook Mishits, ,Plaid and Stripe'
, April 17, 1817. •
STEEL .13E.14)S,.P'UHSE TWIST, STEEL BAG
: CLASPS •WHOLi:SALE AXL) "RETAIL.
•
OLIVER Si. 3101. N.
NO. 178, CHESNUT STREET, ABOVE SEVENTH;
PIIILADELPIIIA,
HS' E Mat opened a fresh assortment of Steel Beads
11 of all sizes; Plain and Shaded Pun , e , Twist on sppols
and in sticks; Plain and Cut Bag Clasps,double chains;
Zephyr Patterns ; Eniltroidery and Trimming Chenille;
Knitting Pins ; Crntchett Needles ; Embroideries ;
Crotcliett Bags, new styles; Pearl Waxes and Emo
ries ; Berlin Iron Comhs;, Steel Purse Rings ; ; Steel
Tassels for Purses and Bags ; flag Rings, and 'a great
satiety of fa ne'y and staple trimmings, which they will
sell cheap for cash at the Thread and Needle store, Zio.
175, Chesnut street, Philadelphia
Plillada., Aug. 7. IS-17
TIN ROOFING.
' JACOB M. LONG,
LiATE of Reading, would inform. his friends, and
the citizens of Pottsville generally, that he has ta
ken a shop back of the dwelling now occupied by Rob
ert Woodsit'e; Esq., in Centre Street, nearly opposite
the Episcopal i Church,'where he is prepared to do;Tin
Work, such al Hoofing, !Spouting. Sc., at the shortest
notice and on!reasonable terms. The advantages of a
tin molar& that it is lighter, more durable, and rutty as
cheap as a good sihngle roof. For specimens orlhis
work the subscriber would refer to the new Engine
House on thelMount Carbon and Port Carton Railroad,
the Mill Creek Bridg, near the swim place,and the roof
ing on the CoMpany's buildings at Mount Carbon—.
JACOB M. LONG.,
12--
March WI i&47
* ' PACKING YARN.
MITE roaberriher respectiully informs bit Meads and
tha public in general, that he has appointed J. F . .
Whitney, Agent for the sale of hit superior Italian
Hemp Packing Yarn, who will keep a Faestant G dpply
at the Iron Works of E. iir, ktiGinme.
,'; ,\ THOMAS SAENEDN. '
Beadlpg,= 2 tf--18 Pi. •
. . .
LARGE cpEss gEN, very chgap. fpg juat
received ttrol for sale at pept.4] BAN NAN'S.
1 - ariners' 3:3cpartmen(
.1
THE WOODPECKER.— In more than fi fty
orchards which i have . myself carefully exajnin-. - "
ed, those trees which wore marked by the
/ ood-1
pecker (for some trees they never touch, perbspi
because not penetrated by insects) were nnForm..• .
ly the most thriving, and seemingly the most pro-j •-
ductive ; many of these were - upwards of sixty
years old,-their trunks completely covered with.
holes, while the pranches , w e re broad, lulu ient,
and loaded with \ fruit. Of decayed treei,ii
ore .
vi
than three-foutths*ere untouched by the ood
pecker. Several intelligent farmers with wh i m
I
have cpnversed, candidly acknowledge theruth •
of these observations, and with justice look pore
l a
these birds as bene fi cial; but the 'most, co mon'
opinion is that they bore the trees to suck' ttnii sap,
,aud So destroy the vegetation.; though the pipe ,
and other resinous trees, on the' hiees nfhich
it is not pretended they feed are often found gust- -
t iv
ly perforated. ere the sap of i thitree th it oh- '
ject, the sapharine juice of -the birch, the 'Sugar
maple, and several others would bp More inviting,
because more &siva amrnourishing, than tnat of
either, the pear M• apple,tree.; brit I . have rot ob
served ono mark on the former, for -ten thousand
that may be seen on the letter, Besides, tle -ear
ly part of 'spring is the ireasiin when the sasflows;
most abundantly ; Whereas it is only . dut i; the ,
months of_ Seplember7 Octobe'r, and Nov mherj '
that woodpeckers are seen indefatigably e gaged
in orchards, probing every,crack and crevi e, bor-
ing thMugh the bark, and what is-ivorth r mark
ing, chiefly on the south and west sides f, the
tree., for the e4gs and larvx deposited t ere by
the countless swarms of summer insects. ~
, hese
if suffered to remain, Would prey upon th i s srerY ... '
vitals, if. I may so express' it, of the tied, end in .. •
the second summer give hirthlo myriads . equilly
destructive:.
Here,' then, is a. whole species, I may May ge
nus of birds, which Providence seems to have . _
formed for the - protection Of Our fruit and forest ..
trees from the ravages of vermin which every day
destroys 'millions of _these noximie irisqts, that .
would otherwise blast the hopeS of thei sisbentl..
man, and which promote the fertility oft tress; ,
l e
and in return, are. proscribed' by those, air 4 ought
to have been their protectors, and inciteM nts ami "
rewards held out for their destruction! Let us .
examine better into the operations of
very . many of our mistaken opinions, an
leNa prejudices wall be alPandarled for
enlarged and humane 'bodes of think
L 1 11 .', 5 Ornithology,
SPEED.DF THE PLOUGH.—T'
speed of horses at the plough may-he a
in this way A ridge of five - yards i
will require a length of '968 yards to c
imperial acre; and to•plouglt which at n
of 10-itich_hrtadth of furrow-slice, coo
stoppages, will Make thb horses walk 9 '
which in ten hours gives a speed- of
yards per hour. Buells ridges are
of -969 . yards in_ length, and as hors
drawn plough that distance without be
ed in their wind, and as allowances
for turning the ends of the ridges, as
fording rest to the horsa,- that speed w
be considerably iricreazed to do thut q
work 1n the time. .
By ex pinment it hks been found than
n4neteen minutes. out of eightl,hours,
turning, while plonghing, an acre o
:274 yards in Imigth, with an' eight-in
slice. Herice; in ploughing an acre ro
250 yards in length, which is the ler
ridge 1 recomno nd as the best for horses]
when gpeahing of enclosures, in ten It
a ten-inch furrow-slice, the titite lost
is one how twenty•two minutes. p
experiment blinded to dues not include
sary stoppages for the rest of homes,
should be int:hided ;. for however easy
l of the ridge may-be made fur draufht
I cannot go on w . alkiiig in the ploug
• boors together without taking Occasioi
New 250. yards length. of ,ritlae- give
ridges Co the acre, or ILirty-sia bouts;
iog ;rest of ono .minute . in every r
eighteen minutes will have jute adder
hour twenty-two minutes lost, or .very
and thimfourthe boors of loss of tim
ten hourejor turning and rest.. Th
•yards will be ploughed in eight and
hours, orat the rate 'of one mile, 42
huiir.—Stephen's 'book of Ike Farm.
ANDREW .RUSSEL.
25-iy
NF'AV CORN 'DRYER.—At the meeting' of
tile' New York State Society, held - a :Saratoga
Sprlngs, on . the 2KI inst., a description was read of
a. new apparatus for kiln-drying Indian corn, re.
cently_ erected by Cul. John H.:rower, of - Clinton;
Oneida county. It was as follows ;—A frame
work of brick is built; arched at the toil., enclosing -.
a sheet iron cylinder, made up of slarate tubes
about two inches square, coupled Lo ge her by iron
castings. An iron shaft passes throngh the cylm
der, sustained by a support at, each en ; and over
a pulley at one end of this shaft, run abelt from
some of the machinery of the mill, which thus
form the motive power of the machine. ,The grain
runs from a feeder into the head of the cylinder,
thence into thelubes; and as the cylinder'revelves, ~
one end of. it
_being 'elevated, the grain has a re- .
volying motion, gradually.passes forward and thro'
nitwit receiver at the other end. - - A sr
or comniolstove in the bottom of tb
pipes passing from it under the cylind
the heat. and the rapidity of the 4.41
depends upon the fire and the elevation
of the
.cyJinder, both of can - ba
pleasure. •
It will be seen• that this principle o the dryer is
nearly the same as that of Mr. Bulkl y, and pub
lished by us on the 3d inst., and n ticed in the
Scientific American of May 22d. fr. *Bulkley
used steam instead of fire heat.—Scitptiftc Am,
TRY IT,--A farmer, 'whols "fam.es for hav
ing guod fruit, says he raises - his fruit in the fol
!owing manner :—He takes a cuuin' from the
. _
,best tree he can find, puts the end of
into a large 'potato, and sets it in the
ing but-one or two inches-of the c
the ground. The cutting soon seri
and grows rapidly, making-a fine
needs ntrengraffing..
SE ASON for seteding `seed•corn.
er is reminded ':ust the season is at
iecting sted-cotn. The eats should
ripe .in the field, with • cobs having
ends, well tilled out, and two or. m
stalk. • • •
BM
rrTirSmail and tender tees should'
in thesiiring.
For:Sale at Private Salt
11 LL that certain tractor parcel of land, sl
the Broad Mountain, in Lower :4:013;11101
ship, in Schuylkill county, (formerly Berk; co
the state of Pennsylvania,boundedand de cril
lows,'" wit :—Beginning at a marked w he c
thence by late vacant larids, now sure ved
Miller, north sixty-five perches, to a whit oak
by late vacant land, now surveyed to (le me
west 14( perches to a stone ; thence by la e va
no* surveyed to Leonard Mick; south s ty-fi
es to a Spanish oak; thence east 146 rcht
place of beginning,-containing fifty-five
hundred and fifty-ttve perches of land a dal
of six per cent. for roads, &c. .
JOHN ,G.lll
Executor of F. Brads' estate, 69, Market
Philadelphia, September 19. 1846 •
AMERICAN HO
POTTSVILLE.
•
• • • ISR.A.Ef. REIMIARD, lot
* if. would infoim hio friends am ;;;; ,public, that he has taken the
1" 0 Hotel, recently: occupied. b
" 4 . and has fitted it up In it sty
Neves willnot fail to ensure the,comfort
may favor him with their patronage.
Ale feels confident that few establishmei
ty are bettor prepaied to cater for the pul
his. the bar is supplied with the choice
his larder With 'all the delicacies of till
apartments are tarnished and arranged s/
favorably with those of any hotel in the
Grateful for past favors the subscribers ,
continuance of public patronage, and wt
all times to.see old friends; and new on(
can Houso ISRAEL
rEll
A• fine matte 1.4 attached to the Hotel,
of accommodating a large number of I
02tler4 ale always in attendance, and the I
taken care of. •
Pottsville.,May 15111. 1547.
'''. Leaden Pipe. 1
LEADEN Pipe. inch bore, light, i inch
gether . wi th various o th er sizes: 0140
pipe, for coming water under light prey
for sale at • ' lIANN
1j" Any quantity of lalTierif any air':
dor at short notice. For c4rryintt A‘ttior
cheaper than wood. [June OG
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