TANICEZ !DOODLE.
ArTifirrics Deafly.
El
"Jrankel BOodle Lozii ago
Tho played it to deride Cis;
But now we march to etetory.
- And that's the tune to guide til!
' Yankee Doodle ha! ha! ha!
• , Yankee Doodle Dandy:
flow we make the lied Coats run
At Yankee Doodle Dandy:
To tight is not a pleasant garnet _
Bat, it we mug; well do it!
When "Yankee Doodle" once begins;
Ctur Yankee boys go through it:
2 Yankee Doodle! ha! ha! ha!
Yankee Doodle Dandy: ;
"Go ahead:" the captains cry;
At Yankee Doodle Dandy!
And let her eouae uporithe sea,
The insolent Invader—
There the Yankee boys will be
Prepared to serenade ber !
. Yankee Doodle! ha ! htt - I hat
Itintee Doodle Dandy:.
t
Yankee I . ,•uns will stag the bass
Of Yankee Doodle-Dandy:
I
"Yankee Doodle How it brtngs
The good old days before us!
Two or three began the song—
Millions join the chorus! f
Yankee Doodle! ha I ha! ha t_
Yankee' Doodle Dandy t
'Riffling round the Continent, .
Is Yankee Doodle Dandy'
"_Yitakeit ihandle :" Not alone .
Vie Continent will hear It—
Detail the world shall catch the tono,
-- Airtd - vrery tyrant fear itl
Yankee Doodle! ha I ha! ha 1
Yankee Doodle Dandy!
Freedom's wok• b in the song
Of "Yankee Doodle Dandy t's,
'
Wit anb Amor.
INGENIOS TRICK.
An English paper relates the following in
genious mode of "raising the Find," prac- -
-tised by a musician on the credulity of the
?inhabitants of a country town:
"A foreigner, named Vog,al, a celebrated
Ante player, advertised a concert for his
benefit., and in order to attract those who
"Ilad no music In their souls,
And were not moved by concord of tweet sounds,"
'he announced that between the acts lie Would
exhibit an extraordinary feat never before
-witnessed in-Europe. He would hold in his
left hand a glass of wine,' and would allow
six of. the strongest men in the town to hold
:his arm, and notwithstanding all their efforts
to . prevent him, would drink the wine! So
morel ando surprisin,g a display of strength
as it was naturally regarded, attracted a very
.crowded house, :and expectation was on the
-tiptoe,,-when our hero appeared on the stage,
glass in hand, and politely-invited any half
dozen Of the audience to come forw-ard and
put his prowess to the test. Several gentle
tnen, amongst whom was the Mayor of the
place, immediately- advanced to the stage,:and
grasping the left Ofri of 4 Vogal, apparently
rrendered the performanceofhis promised feat
•quite out of the miestion. „There was an aw
ful pause for a Moment,
.when our arm
bounded hero, eyeing the gentleman who-had
!pinioned him, said in broken English, "Jeri - -
tech-nen, are you all :ready? Are.you quite
sure you have got fast hold?" The answer
-,having been given.in the affirmative, by a
very e,on6dent nod from those to WIIOIII it
•was addressed. Vogal, to the infinite aniu.e
meat of the spectators, and to the no small
sarprise of the group round him, advancing_
.his right arm', which was free; very coolly'
took the wine glass from his left . hand, and
'boxving pofitely to the half dozen gentlemen,
"Jenteelmen,l have the honor to drink
alk:your goat health," at the - same time qu.af-
:frog off the pine, amidlt a general roar of
!laughter, and universal cries of "Bravo, bra
; well done Yogel."il
RICII SCENE IN AN _AUCTION ROOM., 1
A few-days r ag6, I chanced to stumble into
an auction sale of damaged dry goods, where
• the biddings were "spirited," add the large
crowds of Males* and females were Tieing
"with each other in their-offers, when a pair
Of blankets were• put up, and a ditzen bids
were raised for them. The puzzled-auction
eer, itowerer, 'caught up the highest, - which
was, think,. a dollar, frOm a fethale who
seemed determined to have them at,any.price,,
when ere he could say "going," 'Male voice
cried out, "Dollar fitly," from tbo opposite ,
side of the room.
"Two dollars," echoed the woman, elbow
•ing her way Ahrough the dense mass of
:fetnales, who were separated from the males
'by .a long counter upon which the 'glib
tongued functionary walked to and fro with
the goods. Turning to the other side, he
• comMenced anew his stereotype vocabulary,
• of choicet - and_ittriusing "figure of spoech,"'
f till he fouched - Upon the fiaale.
"Two fifty," nodded the man.
"Thank ye, sir; going at two fifty I°
"Three!" screamed the woman. •
ilrour," replied the man
siGin the fifty 'I" said the auctioneer, WM..,
7ing to the woman, with a half-suppised
smile on 'his small, Bober usage. 'A trod
'from the. woman.
"Foot 'fitly, I'm offered; gin" me five:
Oome i tlon't be afrai&—theyire worth double
the money.," "Yes,- that's all."
"Sold !" died the dealer__ in .baroiners,
almost bursting with laiibhter, 'to. ap am
Smith (not' John) for five dollars."
"Smith!" cried the woman, "what! in;
hicsband," raising herself on tip -toe, to Catch
a glance at hiin. '-‘lllhy, you good-for-noth
ing:man ; you've been bidding, against your
elm wife! Oh, you iinputlence ! but WOECT
• have them in the house."—[.N. ,Y. Spirit, of
the Times.
1111 , 111%
/nit); Viscosteried a tizeal Orator
_
Many anecdotes have - been told bearing
v pretty hard upon the lair_ Randolph,
some wholly .fictitious, - others not. Among
them is the ,following:—"On one occasion
when the subject of making, appropriations
• for the public buildings were under consider
ation .iu Congress, Mi. Randolph rose, and as
-usual spoke in oppcisition to it—appropria
tibnsliad been frequently asked and granted
And still the buildings went up with a stealthy
:pace ; he wanted to FCC the end of it, and for
. this . purpose_he moved to refer the.subject to
the'eonamittee on unfinished business. A
• workman in the gallery.close by, irritated at
the opposition Mr. R. had shown to what
was to constitute his support, and unable to
•bear this taunt, cried out, in a`roice some
-. thing • like Randolph's, "Act4- -- I move, Mr.
Speaker, that the gentleman be rch.rred to
the same committee." This-;:tevere retort
. upon the ill-formed and badly-Made orator,
from - Virginia, set the whole House in a roar,'
and the S.ergent-at-Atia s was imincdiately
despatched to arrest the offender, hut he dis
. appeared and could pot be found." ,
NEGRO ELOQUENCE.
into a provision
A-f.dandv black stepped
•
*tore - to buy soine l potatoes..-Eefore
elating, he gave the •tollowing Truly elo-
go . eat description of that vegetable:
"De tater is inevitably good. Dare is no
?mediocrity iu "de combination cib de tate'r.
De exterior 'may indeed appeafremarkably,
exemplary and bitesome, while de interior is
totally ne,gatire Lu! sir, if. .you wen4s
t the- article on your own recommendations,
Ensuing you to be a man of probability in
all your translations, why, sii,'without fur
-..lhcr.tircumlocution, I ,take.a
Cloth Store.
Are. 8 Xortd Second Street, area dav,rs above dfarket
PHILADELPHIA.
• NA.THAN To CLAPP, •
TNVITES the anantlon of his-friends and others to
1 his large and choke tutsorttnent of Cloths. Caul
noe res. and Vestlnga.eolzipriaing in,yart:
- .French. - CLOTHS.
Belgian, of every shade and quality: -
American and a torte
• tof England .
SIMMER COdTrCOn.
•
Black and fancy. colored Habit Cloths. , •.
Super black and fancy colored Cashmaretts. 1
,French Palm and check Casaitner Coatings.
Drop D'Ete's Summer and Croton Cloths.
ravratoolNi sTrprs.
Soper black French Casslraeres-and Doeskins-. . 1
French fancy and mled Casslmeres, every variety,
Merino c an3 imeres; all colors and qualities.
Plaid and sniped Casslmerea. in every variety.
White and fancy Linen Drilllnge, splendid styles.
- Cords and Zeaverreene, of every qaality:
SV.:lnelts, all stpdes and qualities. .
VESTMGS. z
Barrer black Satin and Cashmere Testings:
Splendid fancy Silk Testing% new designs.
While and colored Marseilles, largeozsortmcnt.
Drab Cloths and other Coach Trimmings.
'With a great variety of Goods for Goys' wear.
Auto, A: large assortment of Tailors' Trimmings,
for sale very low by the piece or at retail.
NATHAN T. CLAPP.
, —No 8 N Second 5t.,3 doors above Market.
March 23 355 0 , 12-3 m ~_
The Tobacco Market.
AVM S. DOBBINS,
NO. 269 NORTH SECOND STREET,
HAS the largest and cheapest Tobacco Warehouse
in Philadelphia. Ile has on 'hand, at present,
over me wißioss of, Cigars, from common to the 'hest
imported; the most of them are over two years old.
If you want i 3 buy good Cigars, try hlm once; be brut
50 bales fine Cuba and Havana Leaf Tobacco.
1001itids. of the best Maysville, Kentucky and Mary
land Leaf Tobacco. -
125 boxes of the attest, brands Of Cavendlsb and
Pio g'Tobacin.
25 boxes of the best old Black Tat Cavendish, not
to be surpassed by any other for Hareem of glavdraad
good ne..ty. A large stock of Smoking Tobacco.
Pipes. Ece - ,- ennstantly on hand.
`The subscriber has constantly employed,over three
hundred hands, to make Cigars, which enables him
to sell more reasonably than any other house. All
dealers. are Invited to gall and examine his stock, at
259 North Second St..opposite the Golden Lamb Ho
tel, and 51 South Second St., one door above Chesnut,
cast side, Phila.
/larch/. 15.50.
- For the Core of
- OOUGHS, cotps,
HOARSENESS, SRON•
ATEEITIS, CROUP, ASTEL-
-MA, WHOOPING-COUGII
AND CONSUMPTION.
.111 E annals of medical science, affording as they
do ample proof of the power and ratite or many Me
dicinal agents, bare furnished no examples to coin
pare with the salutary effects produced by "AYER'S
CHERRY PECTORAL."'
The remarkable mares n - f — dlseases of the Lungs
which have been realized 14 its nse, attested as they
are by many prominent professors and physicians le
ths and foreign lands, should encourage the afflicted
In ipersevere with the strong assurance that the LISP of
the •TIIERUS PECTORAL" wilt 'relieve and ulti
mately tate them..
We present to thqubilc unsolicited testimonials
froth some of the first men in our country, upon whnse
judgment and experience implicit confidence may be
placed.
Dn. PEURINS, President Vermont Medical College,
one of the most learned and intelligent phystelans in
the country, considers It a , •composition of rare ex
cellence for thereure of that formidable disease! Con •
sumption." -
Xrritic,i, &mit to, MPS.
DT. J. C. Ayer—Dear Sir:—Agreeable to the Terme-lit
of your agent, we will cheerfully State what we have
known of the effects of your Ullman' PECTORAL,
and they have been astoniiihing Indeed. Mrs. Betsey
Streeter hadrbeen afflicted with a severe and relent
less cough, which reduced her very tow ; so low, that
little, hope could be entertained for her recniery.
mewing remedies had been tried without effect, before
be CIIERRY PECTORAL . . And that has cured her.
George Watkiwon, Esq.,tiad to our knowledge been
atillicled with Asthma, for derv% years, and grown
yearly worse, until the CHERRY PECTORAL has
now remored_, the disease and he Is as free from' an •
of its symptoms as we are. The Rev. stark Dane had
.been so severely attacked with the Bronchitis, as to
disable him frnm .hls duties, and nothing had afforded
him relief until I (Mr. Thorning) carri,d him a bottle
of your PECTORAL, which cured him at once, and he
non• officiates as usual In his place.
These are three - Mille cases In which we have known
It successful, but ricazr to fail, We have great pleas
ure in certifying w these l'ac;s; and are, respected sir,
your humble servants.
REV. DAVID TITORNING
HON /0.9EP1, BATTLES
Among the distinguished authorities who have civ
rn their names to recommend CHERRY. FECTOR—
A I, ar the best remedy that is known for the Affections
of the Lungs. are 'The London Lancet,' 'Canadian
_Journal:of Medical Scirncea"Bostoa Medical auft
:Surgical Jonrnal,"Chtuleston (S. CJ 'Medical Re
view,"Nrw Jersey Medical Reporter,' Prof. Webster,
Harvard College; Prof. Bartlett, Transylianla Uni
versity. of Medicine; President Perkins, Vermont
Medical : College; Dr. Valentine Mott, N. York City;-
Parker tleafeland, Bovednin College; Prof. Butter=
field, Wilionghhy r,ollege, Oblo; Prof. Braithwaite,
Leeds (Etur ) Medical School; Sir Richard Kane,
Queen7s Collrge,,lreland; Prof. Rosenbaum, Leipalc.
The public have twain know the virtues and aston
, halting Istieteis of the "cnEnnY PECTORAL,"„in
curing diseases of the Lungs, tv hen they will feel se
, ewe from these dangers, whenever this remedy can . be
! obtained.
-Freparecl by J. C. AYER, Chemist, Lowell, !ilasil
I. Seld In Pnitfrille, by 1011:10. BROWN; Xiageg
isii:e, J. B. FALLS; and Drugging generally.
March .30, 1856
litesc, Sprit*. Goods.
GP.ORIGE
Xe. 106 Afortk,Seroild. Streer—rnmanctrnra.
H"Just received a large assortment of Goods. the
following comprising a part:—San Glance, liar
montane, German Pipes. Snot:Mores Segal , Care&
nominal... Cards, Violin Strings and dridges,, Canes.
gimes and-Pencils, Marbles, Je .ieharps,, &e., with a
large assortment of TOYS and FANCY articles, at
wnolesale and retail at the lowest price,.
April V, IRStI , 1.5.3m0
ColeirratOK Cheap 'Cutlery Mores
Nos. 324114 02 AREA= sill 209 CHESXUT
iStresi—Pzitt.t labiAl6llla.
eIOIINTRY .meccliapts can save tram ID 1.3 15 per
rent. by purchasing at the atmve stages i By Ini.
pectin: my own goods. paying but little :cat. And
mR nennetnically, it is plain 1 can underscti those wbe
pitrchasetlicir gouda here, pay high rents, and live lA.O
princes.
Constnntly nn hand a larr.c assnritnetit of Pen and
Pocket. Krlitces, Benicntr arid rt•rzrtni ; Tank Knives
and Frukc,'ln suit!, Inttrain, h - nne and wood
handles; f'arvers and Forks; rtteeic. Butcher
Knives Thrk• linnt in KnivesP Re.vnlviu::. a tikPlain
ko. Just received; a 1:112.• ,triCk no.IgCTO
nTri Wn - letvitotnef fi,ir . l,Pen :net ennereog Knives.
ar.0r111 , ..111 of Arcortirons, &c., Sc.;
gi r iglisii i.t and 4:.litian Gntio.
JC.IIN COLE3IAN, Importer.
I-if
:tun 5. 1519
GREATEST DiscnvF.RY GF THE AGE
, DR. •TILA SIC'S •
M AGNETIC OINT3IENT.
TE constantly effecting cores of the utmost impor-
CIUCC. The most ineredulomi are convinced--the
most faithless are cnmpelled to believe In the power
'and.virtne of this great remedjr.`
It Is Universally admitted to be the most ivonderfal
combination known to the wort,: for the immediate
relief of diseaire and pain.
. It never falls whits there remains sufficient life to
'restare a natural and healthy action to the capillaty
vessels of the body, and equalize the circulation of the
blood. fly this means a controlling power is gained
over the crest malignant forms of disease, which can
not be obtained from any other remedy. Stich is the
power of this combination that it penetrates to every
portion of the human. frame; every bone and muerte.
vein and ligament Is searched 'Out and made sensible
of its purifying and healing /Oftener.. Hence ft cornea
it careens readily with internal as external diseases•
zNamecons instances are on record where this I etIV!- -
4113/1 ermined health to patients so near thn grave
tliat the mom powerful internal remedies' (anon. pro:
dace any effect Ruth has fregnentiy been the case in
frifi`asteratiest ef the floral, .
!inpatient need ever die with this disease where the.
Id:imp-tic niatosent can be Obtained. That 'ding/nous
Epidemic known as the
Patric! Erysipelas,
can atoriva"be cured by this remedy. For
fitesinsiatery Rheumatism,
this ointment is the most coniplere remedy prepared.
In 00 cases net of 100 it will afford entire relic( to the
worst cases of
. .IVeresas fisidarke,
in thirty mirmtes. For nervous diseases this remedy
i 1 of Immense value. .
Affections of the spine. rheumatism, hmeness. nice
rate Sore throat, bronchitis, pleurisy, mop, chills,
brnires,vcald head, scrofula, snit Rheum, erysipelas,
cholera morbus, ague in. the face or breast, burns,
lnnamed eyes, fever sores, &e. will be immediately
'relieved by tbe use of this remedy. • •
• • For'further particulars and testimonials, See pamph
lets lett with earb agent.
Price .13 and 40 cents per bottle. For sate by
JOHN - G. 1140W111.
Alto, for sate by en Agent in CaChtown.in %be State.
Septembtr_94,ll2. 40—I y
THE AB RS' JOURNAL AND POTTSVILLE GENERAL ADVERTISER.
\ . , , , ,
,
The HIGIOX Insurance Company,
- CAPITAL, 5T0CK.4200,000. i
FIRS. MARINE AND LIFE iNsuassce. i
Pffies ea Water Street, in Wises' Brick Bear, I
r. • VITCUR VA, lIIIDIANA.
1
TlllB Company having been duly organised, and
tea per cenc paid In on the capital,stock subscri
bed, Mid balance secured by mortgage on Real Estate
and by personal guarantee, are now prepared 10 err&
Insurance against Lou Or Damage by Fire, anStri d
ings' Mertimai m MeebillerY , Mills. Malta tictories.
and all descriptions of property; also merchandise
and prodace in the course or inland transportationp—,
the Tilt/ of the seas, ate.. Af.e.,..s also, the Hulls ;of
Steamboats, and other vessalsOineArpon the lives :of
1011 , 140 es going au talifornta. The rate.* of pre
mlam will be :Is low as those of any other almeoakt
mat Company. .
All losses liberally adjusted. MO promptly paid.
The stock of this Company is held entirely la the West.
and columned by western men, and,io no way elm.
netted with New York. , 1
DIRECTOES: \ .
lIcix:11. N. CAVIAR, Vincennes. \
\Victual' J. HEBER°, do . .
Jiro. W. MADDOX. do \
\
J *cos Pies. . do \
SAMUEL WIRD. do
, PrrEa P. BAILEY, POII Wayne, Indiana.'., .
Timms T. BEgaansoc, Lafayette. do •.,
WALTER W. EARLY. Terre-liaute, do \
[[emir D. Acme, Evansville, . 49 \ '
Sows Etrrroarr. Jeffersonville. . \. ,
WILLIAM Remiss, do ' - $
LEvt ld , do - s
J isms Sumac, do
R. N. CARMAN. President. : \ 1
Soros Dorrnoarr. Vice Pealdent.
C. M. ALLEN. Secretary. • .. - •
...
' W. J. HEassiiiiTriasnree.
Short Life an 4 California es Ls taken at this agency
at istra hies.
Dee 29. 1849. JOHN 11. C. NaIITI'N. Apra.
5344 •
LIFE INSURANCE.
PROTECT YOURSEI,VES.
WEIR Delaware Mutual Safety lasi/Tana? Comptny.
.L —Office North Room of the Exchange, Third St,
Pialladelphla. •
FIRE INSUSANCE.DniIdings Merchandise , sad
other property in Teen and Cosalry, lamed activist
lass ordamage by tre at the lowest rate of premium.
MARINE INBDRANCE.--Tbey also Insure Tetaels.
Cargoes and Freights, foreign or eoutwise under open
or special nehmen, as the assured may desire. •
ILbAND TRANSPORTATION.—They able Irritire
merchandize transported, by Wagons, Railroad Cars.
Canal floats and Steamboats, on rivers end laget,inr.
tbs most liberal terms.
DIREOTOR B .
Joseph ff: Seal, - James C. Dana ,
Edmond A. Seeder. r Theophiloe Paulding; -
John C. Davis, IL. Jones Brooke.
Robert Benoit, Henry Sloan,
John R. Penrose. Hugh Craig,
Samuel Edwards, George Senn!, :
Gen. G. Leiper, . Spencer Mclivaln,
Edward Darlington, Charles ICelty,
Isaac IL Davis, J. G. Johnson,
. William Falwell. William Hay,
- John Newlin, , , Dr. S. Thomas,
Dr. IL M. Huston, John Sellers.
William Eyre,Jr. J. T. Morgan, ' •
D. T. Morgan, Wm. tlazaley. ' •
WILMA:II MARTIN Presldenti
RICII•lib S. Nzwaobn, Secretary.
The imbseribtr hay ing been appointed agent for, the
above Company. Is now prepared to make Insurnatee
on all destriprions of property on the ,most liberal
terms. Apply at G. 11. Potts' office, Morris' Addition
or at my house in Market Street, Pottsville.
A. 'M. MACDONALD.
45-ly
G-6 3
Nov 11. ISIO
Tim GIRARD LIFE ASSURANCE
ANNUITY .AND TRUST COMPANY or rut,LA.
4 ! ° true 15 D. Chesnut Street.
• BENJAMIN HANNAN. Agent far Schuylkill Co.,
. JAMES S. CARPENTER, M.D. Medical Ezamlner„
AlidloK„E.ml:sniga:cned o r
e n t L p i l v v e e s, a g n r 4r a i n
e t i A ec n u n t u a il r e u s s a ta n . tl E n-
Batts far fissuring *101606 a sherle life. , -
For 1 year For? yearn. For I..fre.
, annually. annually
. 190 OS 1 77.
30 0 914 1-36 2 36
. 40 169 1 - 83 210
20 1 NO . 2 09 4.60
' 60 435 491 7.00
EXA . irror. , TrA person aged 30 years nestblrth-day
by paying the Companysl 31, would secure to his fa
mily qr heirs $lOO. should he die In one year; ur for
813 10 he securest° them $lOOO ; or for 4/13 60 annu
ally for * 7.years ; he secures to them *lOOO should he
die in; years; or f0r42360d aid annually during
life be provides for them $lOOO whenever he dies;
for $6550 they would reeelie4sooo should he dip lu
one year:
, Linostiv 20,1815.
THE Managers ofthls Company, at a meeting held
tin the 2;o' December ult., agreeably to the design
referred In the original prospectus or circular of, the
Company,appropriated a Bonus or addition toall poli
cies for the whole of life, remaining in Airco. that
were isrued prior to the Ist ofianuary, 1842. Those
of them therefore which weielssued In theyear 1835
will be entitled tot° per cent open the stun Insured'
making an addition of $lOO on every $lOOO. That Is
31100 will be pant when the policy becomes e claim
inmead of the .1000 orig inally insured. Those policies
that were issued in ni3: will beentitled to 81 per cent
Or $B7 50 on every 11000. And those issued in 1638,
will be entitled to 71 per cent, or $75 on every 100,
and in ratableproportions on all said policies Issued
prior , to Istof January,lB42.
-I.IIA
Ttie Bonus will he credited to each polory on th
hooks endorsed on presentationatthe Office. ,
; $t is the design of the Company,tocontinueto make
addition or bonus to the policies for lire at stated
periods:
D. W. RI CHARDS, President.
-Jour( ,F. .1151 Es, Actuary.
aS•Thesubscriber has been appointed Agent for the
bnve Institution, and is prepared effect Insurances or
lives, at the published rates, and giveanyinfortuatioa
deslredon the subject, onapplicatios at this office.
Pottsville Feh.B] BENJAMIN BANNAN. •
-- INDEOLNITY.
TUE FRANKLIN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE N 0.1031, Chesnut street, near Fifth @tree
DIRECTORS,
, Charles N. Rancher, George W. Richards,
Thomas Hart, Idordecal.D. Lewis,
Toblax Wagner,, Adolphe E. Borle,
Samuel Grant, - David S. Brown, . .
Jacob R. Smith, Mortis Patterstin 1
Continueto make Insurance, pertnanent or linitted
on every description of property, in Wiwi' andcountt y
at rates as low aware consistent with security,
The Company have reserved a large Contingen
Fund, which with their Capital and Premiums, safely
invested,•tford ample protection to the assured.
The assets of the Company on January Ist, 1848,as
published aaceeabll to an act of Assembly, were as
follows, viz.:
Mortgages,
Real Estate,
Temporary
loans, 125,459 00:—. i11.rh),097 67
Since thelrincorporation.Aperind of eighteen years,
they have paid upwards of sae minims two kaudred
tkossawd dollars, losses by Are, thereby affordingevi,
dence nf the advantages of insurance.•• well as tbe:
ability and disposition to meet With promptness, all
liabilities. CI:ARLES N. RANCHER, President.
CHARLES G. RANCHER, Secretary:—
8c00,558 65 Stocks, 51,563 . 25
108,358 90 Cash, ace., 45.157 67
The subscriber has been appointed agent for the
above\ mentioned institution, and is now prepared to
tnalteinsurance,ou eiery description of property, al
the foorest rates ANDREW RUSSEL, Agent
Pottilville.lnit 19, IPII2S '
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIF
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
FEEI
. .
CCA %VINES BANK for the Benefit of the Widow
Liana tho Orphan."'—Empowered by Act of Par-
Ilumeht.—Capital 4100.0000 t 82.500,000-13ecldee are
serve Fund (from Surplus Premiums) of aboutill3s.ooo
T. Lamle 'Murray, Esq., George street, Itanover
square, Chairman oft he Court of Directors In London
Parkins—J. Elllotson, M. D., F. 5.8. itetudrjr—W
N. B. W"lhoures Esq.. F. R. d.B. daistarr—F F
Camtous, Esq.
ruILADELenta BOADD or utirtnevet.
Clement (: Diddle, Wm Peter, II II C Omni
Coleman Fisher, . George R Graham,
toms A Cndey, . William Jones.
TheTrilldwingarS.llMOng tbe advetttges Org. , ed bY
this Institution:—
The prarsatee nit a iarge capital,ta addhton ,to the
accumulation of prena ata. The peculiar benefit se •
cured to the assured by the:l:mm.loe of the Ina* de
partment. The payment of - premiums half yearly, a
quarterly, by partiee lusitred for whets. teem ritlife,al
:t trifling addit lona I cha The travelling leave ea
tenvive and liberal. Persona formed for Ilfe, can at
once borrow half amount of annual premium, and
claim tb.e came privilege for five IttICeePAIVO years, on
their own atqc,asuitletwtsitof potter. Part of the Capi
tal is permanently invested in the lhinited States, In
the names of three of the Local Directors, as Trustnoa
—avaltible always to the assured ill eavevof diemiled
claims fihnold nay socharise) or otherwise. Thitty
days allowed a Der cart] payment of premium becomes
doe tt Mimic forfettore of policy I No charge for mcdi
cal examination. '
. .
The Society beinerounded on the Mutual andioint
'Stock principle, parties may participate lo iho profits
or the society; two-thirds ob which are annually
Sit ided among those assured for life on the particlpa
11011 stale.
Persona who are desirous to avail themselves of the
advantages otTered by this Institution, by addressing
the Agent,T. K. Starr, No. 22, South xi, Baltimore.
can - obtain the requisite information and the necessa
rY PaPors for elTecting an insurance.
to..eAny information with regard to this Company tan
be obtained at the office of the Miners' Journal,whers
the Premium can he paid and Insurances etrected:
Julie 30; 1549. 27-I► •
Blake's Patent Fire-Proof Paint
FIIO3I OHIO.
T IIE Subscribers have kiln received a further sup
ply, of this ciagular and valuable substance. In
addition to the slate color, they• have a beautiful
chocolate or brown, resembling the sand stone now in
use. and so much admired for the front of buildings.
Its principal ingredients are silica, alumina and pro.
&nide of iron, which in the opinion of sictenlide men
satlafacuirily accounts for its Lire-proof nature—the
two former sulrstanees being non-conductors, and the
latter acting as a cement, to bind the whole together
and make a firm and durable paint..
For nee It is mixed with Linseed Oil, and 'applied
with a brush, the same as ordinary paaitt, to wood,
iron.tin, star, canvass, paper,Se. It hardens gradu
ally and becomes fire4roo f. It is part' :Warty suita
ble for roofs of buildings, steamboat a id ear-deck..
railroad bridges, fences. &e. A. toot coated with the
article is equal to one of slate, at a vast easing of ex
pense.
Specimens may be seen at the office if the subs' ed.
bets. HARRISON, BROTII?X$ & Co.„
• N 0.431 South Front Bt., PhUada.
fairil 22; IWO. 17-tt
-
Biddle, Reeves & Son,
- WHOLESALE MID itZTAIL • • -
BEDSTEAD, IVIANUFACTOIXT,
- "Nos. 89 4. 91, ST JOILy STREET,-
.• PHILADELPHIA,
ULTllgilt Cabinet Makers, Hotels and Private Fara.
VT hies can be supplied with' Bedsteads of every
pattern an quality, made in the meat fashionable and
•übstautial marine*. •
N. B. • The patent Screw 'Bedstead, a very Vapciini
article, manufactured at this establishment. All kinds
of Turning done at the lowest rates
March 16,.1650,
- New Powder - DIM
AT V.A3uk.qiu.n. -
pug subscribers announce to their friends and
1 the public, that they have pnichesed the Powder
Mill; recently erected by John ,tones, and are pre.
pared resupply Powder of the best quality for Mining
and other purposes, at the most reasonable rates.
Orders solicited which wink% promptly attended
too,at abort notice.
J. MUNSON . & Co
=aqua. .Nov. 21, 1 - 842. _
Boysi - and Chiblen's Clothing.
T:HE subscriber has nn hand ft complete assortmen
Of Clothing, adopted to the deason, suited for , Boys
nf three pang of age, to young Gentlemen ofiisteen
Anv person purchasing Clothing at this :estaddlsh
merit can have the pritrilege of returning them If they
do hot suit
F. A: 1704 T.
Nn.26 tangent St, below Tenth, ?Mute
Peb 23, 1F.,50. .
Astrology*, Astronomy, Threnolo•
gy And • Geomancy.
, 6Y•PROP-C.W. evysins.
Officr
. , ,
• $25,000 .Having been Won
BY. my numerous friends on the tare Prealdentjal
Election, should convince those skeptical pentorte
who talk of vs:Loses; that no such thing as. yart. La
'or has been known by the eminent awiL distinguisheil
Astronomer and Astrologer, C. W. ROBACE. daring
hja experieuce °rover a quarter of a century. Do you
doubt predestinationl .Theti why not every man galti
the eelebrity of General Taylcr, a Daniel Webster, or
a Hem Clayl And yet there are some whoare fool.
lab ennugh to doubt that a man may be Linn with the
power to mess into future events. How can it be pos
sible that the destiny of run should be' destined by
the mere 'shuffling elf a packof cards 1 and' yet there
are thousauds who allow themselves, with open
months; to 'seratiew the greasy twerds of some old
woman, wholes true skill consists' In tilling them with
wonders that , are most difficult for the digestion of
others wilts are more credulou, yet more scientific.. It
Is such tnat 6m : is discredit oe a profession that has
been acknowledged to be a science of the highest ova
der, from time immemorial, and Is the only professio
that hu holy authority to sustain it. The high re
spect which General Tay tor. and Charles John Hama
done. laze King or Sweden- bad for Aetiology, Is
shown by their letters for their Natlvitles to the sub
scriber, which It will give hlm great pleasure in show
ne to to those who favor hica with a call.
In addition to his poweeo foresee future' events, he
has the power to give such information as will effectu
ally redeent such as are giteitlo the too free use of the
bottle. He Is also capable of-euring diseases hereto*
fore considered incurable in tine country by the or
dinary medicines, apd wishes all to give him a call
who have been given up by their physicians and wish
to be cured. Ile will warrant a cure in all cases, and
will make no charge except for the conjurations be
shall make use of in his office. He Is often 'asked - What
a Nativity Ist sJle answers, accenting to Geomancy,
nne of the seven points In the science of Astrology,
that It Ise Horoscope of the future events ofa person's
life, carefully calculated and transcribed on paper, con
mining an account of all the lucky and unlucky i days
In the months and years of the person's life for whom
It is cast ; by tablets means thousands in this ettentry
and elsewhere have been prevented from mlefortunes
that had been hidden In the womb of futurity. byvhfer
tine to their Nativity before entering on any specula. ,
rion of business or pleasure. It should bete the bands
of every one as their almanac for life. A Nativity of
an individual can only forwarn the possessor 6/trou
bles tinware In future for him; those who are involv
led In present difficulties of illy kind mnst wait on the
subscriber In person or by letter, who Is prepared to
exert his secret Influence for their immediate benefit.
Be Is ready to uscrbis Influnnee to fortell the result of
lawsuits, ana'all undertakings in which there ilia risk
ingot red; lot alms makes use of his power for the res
toration of stolen or lost property; whiekhe has used
for the advantage of thousands in this City and else
where. Who can doubt a gentleman's abilities, who
has had the honorgo be called on and consulted with by
all the crowned heads of Europe, and enjoys a higher
reputation as nn Astrologer than any one living,
*lle can he ronsulted with at his Otlice, or by letter,
f pre paid, and he is prepared to make use of his pow
er on any of the following topics:—llusiners of all
descriptions ; travelling by land or sea; courtships ;
advice given for their successful accomplishment;
speculating In stocks, merchandise, or real estate; the
recovering of legacies in dispute ; the purchasing of
tickets, and the safety of ships at sea. He also offers
his services respecting health, wealth and marriage,
love atrairsjourneys„ lawsuits, difficulty in business,
fraud, sickness and death, part. present and future
events,and in all the ecincerns of life. and invites Milo
call who are titillated, corporeally or mentally.
' TERMS
Ladies. MI cents; Gentlemen,fl. Nat!rifles caten
ated and read in full, according to the Oracles of Alas•
aline Blgna—Ladies. •I 3 Gentlemen, •t So. Natty!.
ties calculated according to Genntancy, for Ladies,e2,
In full, .3; Gentleman, 83, in full, 415. -
rennns at a distance can have their tativitlesdrawn
by sending the date of the day and their birth.
All letters containing the above fee will receive Im-
Medialft attention, and nativitlea will be sent to any
put Of the 'Flitted States, written nn durable paper.
Office, No. 71 Locust street. between Eighth and
.Ninth, and Walnut and Spruce streetsi opposite the
Musical Fund Hall. Phila.
Office hours froth tl A. id. till 10 P. M.
C. W. ROLIACII, Astrolnger
50-ly
Dee S. 1519. ,
Liter Complaint,
JAUNDICE. DYSPEPSIA. CHRONIC OR NER
' YOLIa DEBILITY. DISEASE OF THE
KIDNEY: 4 ,
And all diseases arising from a disordeerdLlrer orSio
lunch, such as constipation, invaid piles, fullness, or
blood to the head, acidity of the stomach, nausea,
heartburn, disgust for food, fullness or weight in
the stomach, SOllf eructations, sinking or flut
tering at the pit of the stomach, swimming
of the head, hurried and difficult breath
ing, fluttering at tile heart, choking or
sullicating sensations when in a lying
potture, dimmitess of vision, dots ar •
webs hVnite the sight, fever and dull pain in the head
deficiency of persoirilion, yellowness of the
skin and ey,s, pain in the back, chest,
&c., sodden flushes of heat,
burning he flesh,
,tonstant
Imaglolnr,s of evil, and great depreaslon of spirits
ran be ctrectually eared by
DR. 1100FLAND'S CELEBRA'TED GERMAN BIT
rers, prepared by Dr C. M. Jackma, at the Ger
man Medicine store. NO. 120 *reit Street,
Their power over the above diseases is not excelled
1f equalled, by any "tin r pieparation in the 11. dtates
as the cures attest, In many cases after skillful physt
clans had fatted.
These Bitters are worthy the attention of lavalds..
Possessing meat virtues in the rectification of dissas-'
es of the Liver and leerier gia edit, exercising the most
',earthing powers la weakness and affections of the
'digestive organs, they are, withal, safe, certain and
pleasant.
, READ AND re Convineenr—The Han. Charles D.
ilinaline, Editor of the Uamdem Monocrat. the beef
paper in West Jersey, says, July 21:—"
German Bitters.—We have seen many flattering no.
Bees of tbidmedicine„and the source from which they
rams, induced us to make inquiry respecting its merits.
r. ram inquiry we were persuaded to use it, and must
s a y we found it apecifie in its action upon diseases of
the liver and digestive organs, and the powerful influ
ence It clefts upon nervous prostration Is really sur
prising. It calms and strengthens the nerves; bringing
them late a 'tate of repose, niacin sleep eefieshing.
"If this medicine were more generally used, we are
iatisfied there would he ICAO sickness, aafrorn the sto
mach, liver and nervous system, the grearetniJonty of
real and imaginary diseases emanate. Maretheni in
a Motility condition, and you can bid defiante to en'.
demiee generally. This extraordinary medicine we
would advise our friends who are at all indisposed to
give a trial—kw ill then recommead itself. It should ;
in fact, be in every family. No ruka,g !medicine gpo
produce such evidences of inamltia
(From the Becton Bee.}
She editor fAld, RAC. 'l2'd— . Ur. IlneflantiM Cele
brated German Biters. for Gm cure of liver complaint,
daundice. dyspepvim. chronic or nervous debility, 13
eservedly Otl.l of the most popular medicines of the
day. Theta Bitters have becalmed by thousands, and
, a friendat our elbow says he has himself receiver! an
effectual and permanent cure of Liver Complaint front
the use of this remedy. We are convineed that, in
the use of these Hitter's, the patient constantly gains
strenciliand vignr—a fact worthy or great eondldera
lion. They are pleasant in taste and smell; and can
be used by mums with the most delkate stomachs
with safety, tinder any circumatance's. We are epcak-
Intl from experience and to the afflicted we advise
their use."
Febl9-
I?: ASSU
Scott's Maly, one of the best literary papers pub
lished. said Aug. 25th—" Dr. Moofland's German DU
tere,manufactured by Dr. rJackson, are now recom
mended by some of the mom prominent members of
the faculty, as an article of mtieh efficacy In cases of
female weakness. Aa such ix the case, we would ad
vise all mothers to obtain a bottle, and MUNI save
themselves much sickness. Persona of debilitated
conatitutkms will find these Bitters advantageous to
their health, na we know from experience the salutary
effect they have upen weak systems."
Judge M. 51: Noah, a gentleman with great scien
tific and literary attainments, said In his New -York
Meaty .4fessengTer. January 0, I6so:—Dr. lloofland's
Berman Bitters.—lfere is a..preparatinn which the
leading prerees in the Union appear to be unanimous
in•recommending, and the reason Is obvious. It is
made After a prescription furnlalted by .the lite Dr
Chrlefopher Wilhelm Hoolland, Professor of the Uni
versity of Jena, Private Physician to' the King of
Piles a. and one of the-greatest medical writers Der
many has ever produced. Ile was emphatically the
enemy of Aember, and therefore a medicine of which
tie Wail the inventor end endorser may be confidently .
relied on. Ile specially recommended It in liver corn.'
plaint, dyspepsia. debility, vertigo, acidity of the stn.
mach, enruttipatlon, and all complaints arising from a
dlsorded condition of the stomach, the liver and the
intestines. Nine Philadelphia papers express their
conviction of its excellence, and several of the editors
speak of its abets from their own individual expe
rience.' Underjßese circumstances, we feel warrant
ed. not only in calling the attention of our readers to
the preaent proprietor's' (Dt. C. M. Jackson's) pre
paration, but In recommending the article to all afflict
ed." •
The Philadelphia Itatardey Goats. the best fimily
newspaper Pohl kbed in the United Steles, the editor
says of Dr. lloofiand's German Bitten.--" It is seldom
that we recommend what are termed Patent Medicines
to the confidence and patmnage of our readers : and,
therefore, when we recommend Dr. Hoof Land's Ger
man Bitters, we . wish It to be distinztly understood that
we are not speaking of the noontime of the day, that
are noised about for a brief.period and then forgotten
after they have done their guilty rue of unschter, but
of a medicine long established, universally prised.and
which has met the hearty approval of the Faculty
iteelf."
Ev,idence upon evidence has been received (like the
foregoing) hem all sections of the Union, the last
three years, and the strongest testimony in its favor
is, that there is more of it used in the practice of the
regular Physicians of Philadeiphta thln all the other
nostrums combined, a fact that can easily be establish
ed,and fully proving that a scientific preparation will
meet with their quiet approval when presented even
in this form.
11-6 m
That thIS medicine trill core Liver Ca/Initial and
Dyspepsia, in one can dnutd, after using Das directed.
It acts specifically upon the stomach and liver—it is
preferable to calomel in all bilious diseases—lbe effect:
is immediate. They can be administered to fertiale or
infant with safety and reliable benefit, at any time.
• DEWAR'S Or COUNTEIIIMITS.
- This medicine has attained that high character which
is necessary fur all medicine'. to attain to induce coun
terfeiters to put forth a spurious article at the risk of
the lives cif those whaere innocently decieved. Look
well to the melba of 'the genuine. They. have the
written Maniac of C. M. JACKSON upon the array.
per, and the name blown In the bottle...wit/oat wilisk
they era spurious:
For Isle, wholesale and retail, at the German Me
dicine Store, No. I=ll Arch Street, one door below eth,
(late Or 278 Race SO Philadelphia, and by respectable
dealers generally throughout the country. Also, for
sale by L BROWN,.Uruggist, Pottsville, Pa.
June 8,1630 • 23.1 y
Philadelphia
Moss Evlnases.
Venders of'Diereloindir.
1A711'11114 THE COUNTY Of EICMITLICI
VV for the, year IMO, ei appraised AM Cigil
the underalgued, duly appointed , *opiate/a of
tile Tain t In wit •
' I
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' Broke.
Wm A Agurt
Conner & Rhoads,
Barra and Bowman
John P Millet
CJ Dobbins+ , Agent
Caleb Parker. Agent
Patrick Hubert -
L Prlmroil & Co
Wet Hetherington
_Elisba Dodion
•
John O'Donnel •
Jobn Mort:
John Canfield I
Rogenr,fillualckson ds 00
- Henry Koch& Son ;1
John Williams
'John A Elteluberges
Ilernbart & ilhenbassar
Cornelius Crow
Adisoo & Erdman
Joseph Whitfield
Nee* Natitheha,
Ernst Kle inech & Spe rt er
nc .
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14 Liquor
14 . Liquor
10
14
Holt &Detweile)
Samuel Mans
Henry Dranahelles "
Mien.
Schuman di Elm*
Strange &P,reedmari
Philip Kolb'
West Bramisrfas
Samuel Boyar
Lyons & UMW% '
Jones Rubenhol4
d E Moyer
West Peso
8 U M Knitter .
Gideon -Wrists!.
Elias Wastehs
Lon, & Arms '
Eau Wahl?
Peter Stibnite/
Prisross
Eckert, Guilford & Al
W 8&. J lireltsublisb
Pisseares Dm.
Molly As Srillk
Wheeler rkl Millen
Graeff& Ferry
Klizmilleerk, Stagg
Frederick Ilporman
Joseph' Meatier
Paul Barr.
Trelsosit'
Zacharin Dajdort
Daniel app
Wertheimer,* Groat&
brlls , •
Bans & Wingert
John II McCleary
Charles A Wyeth
Washington '
Faust & Moll
Joseph Euzensperyer
L 8 Spangler
Eckel 4- Bann :
Bernick 1
Charles Miller
Francis BLacdonnel
M O & P !feline, ,
Mores !lister
JohananCocklll :
James de Long -
Mrs E McCrath
James Mobrata
Feeler ;
Colt, Casein! & Loinlson
McCormick & Clark
Abraham Ochner
Daniel Reed
Ler er .Mahastieszof
Abraham Schwenk
& E Welst
Jacob Katiffinin
Upper .Miskinstasigge
John Meet
Gabriel Ilerb
JohnW Myra!! ,
Albert Lninies .
,Charles Rutz r..
Lafaycite Heuer
Barry. ,
John A Olin
Klinger & Deal
Csss.
David Bell
Wm Payne
Richard Ileckshes
W & Cadman
John Conner
John Kelly
Isaac Kopp
G E 4 Repli.r& Co
James Id Fans
Ucilner & etbay
1 Edward Stitrater
Mrs Witmer' •
George Ileckinvn
Francis Seholenberg .
Moritz Milner
Miebbel 0" Neal
Bast, Lairrz & Co •
Philip Jenklris
Thompron & G 3,1101
Wm D Thomas .
Jacob Engel
Robert Williams
Gen Spencer & Co
Ward & Linderninth
Wm Sterner & CO
Abraham Trout
Appel NeWlTall
blre Falls'
Catharine Memel
J &113 Christ
John Trayer .
Jacob Werner
Geo J Gehr
J & S Sahlet •
•.1 & W Gibbs
Win Herbert •
Philips & Moore
Jacob Serrel
Wm Ilinnershlti
. East Nortesyloin
George Dougherty
John Gwinner
Mattson & Railer
0 W Wirderrteen
SolomoOrlisman
Wililam Fink
Mrs M. lliegans
Thomas Welley
A W Weiley
Milner & Cn
Henry Shinier
Emannell &rause
Moritz Seiliginan
John Morerty
Joseph Robeson • -
James Filellan
Marcus Straus. & CO
Thomas McDonough
Ebarles ninfth
;Ernst Kleinert ,
J II Alter
William Cooper
George Reagan
Michael Schwartz
George n ran k
Myers &Hillynran
Beira:lga of ratirefirill
Alsjor
Robert Ramsey
E Yardley it Son
C C Hughes
Benjamin Banes.
Henry Webber
Brady &Tlllott
; George L Gentle;
Jacob M Impg
R R Mortis • r t
$ & J Fester
m, game:owl:A
William c LAW
William Hetherington
F. Sanderson
John Webber
Mcllvain
Reuben Bacharate
Boas Smith '
T F Beatty'& CA
Henry Shelly
Thomas ; Fender
MIS Berryman
Ilenry.Chamberil
R D &Moeller
Johnston & Co
.William rliolth
Henry Matter
Hiram Parker
Charier, yank,
&Richter & Esterly
Weed &.' Lends
Thomas rooter & CO
Schloss & 'Brother
Spencer, Mason & CO
John McGinnis
F C Emine
Fox & Brother
Jacob flaelTer .
James oCochrane•
James If Kelly
Silas Strauie • '
Sa moot-Hunt:lnger •
Pre lit &Porter
Bright & Pott
David N Heisler
Hughes & Brothsr;
Simnel Morris,jr , .
Daniel Ohartle
Joseph Woollsoit
Elias Bailor
Lewis Belts
Peter Weal
Abraharil Bleier
M II Balt
Moses Strange .
William E.Boyer
'Helms 4 , Smith ,
Hammer& Maize
Solomonlloover
Samuel Thempsod
Andrew Gilmore -
Oliver Dobson -
CJ &d Fry
William Weber
Robert C Green
John G Brown .
Peter B. Marrs
II W Ridgway
Morena& Heisler
Nagle
William Mortuner
JarriesM Beatty
Andrew 0 Brian -
C.,8 Foster • . :
Dennis Bradley .
'Oliver Dribrort. ltd
Joieph
,Lawrenee,Fisher
J SC Martin
ET Taylor
Timothy Boyle .
John II Hill
Utile & Martin
Becker Pr Shultz
James etillyman& 0011
Dresser', & Niiliman
Thomas Horn
J F elated&
Aeeule DUOlevy
John Judge)
Jacob Epting
John Osier :
osepb Morgan
A 8 Morehead
Samuel Thompson,, ;4:
Mrs Marshall
William Wolf .
.John flown
E 8 ETIDS ' •
Augustus Mendleson
Ruch & Evans.
J Smith - •
Patrick Fogarty •
Glenn & Stein
Myers & Fogarty
Charles; Kupitsh
Mllnes,paywood 4? Co
John McGinnis.,; 13 . •
FJ Perrin ' » /2 Liquor. - - 875
Michael J Beibett .13 Liquor 15 00 0
G dr. D Shollenberger 14 . 700
Amend & MOor• 14 7 00
Wellington Kline s 14 7 00
John Feildro*- 14 Liquor /0 50
Scktiy/kiit Aces Bore.
Levan &Kaufman , • 10
Andrew Refer • 13
Daniel Saylor 14
D Shoemaker & Sou . 11
Jltud& Co 14
•
Chas Forts 14
Bowman & • 14
Hay 4- Snyder 14
Jeremiah Loyd 14
Charles Deinbach • 14
R Dickson 14 '
Kupp & Heisler 14
'ltems , 8 Maven , 11
l i Pummel Delbert &Brother 13
Henry Rudy • - 14
Christ & Kitchen 13
F B Hnntzinger &CO /2'
C & G llontsinger,:, 10
B F Ketner &Co , 13
David D Lewis E 14
New Castle.
Lewis C Doigherty
George Relfsnyder 3
Hamilron Adams 8c Co
Ephraim Phillips
Luke McKee '
Mrs Bokey
Peter Dickenson
Wm Monteith.
Price &Hughes -
Michael Long
Mrs Russell
Milne., Haywood & 00
Joseph Whitfield
C P Allgayer t 60
George Berk
Adam Kline • -
Jacob Ferns
David Scotus,
George Weans,
James Wood
David Brown
Rest Brsonsigd
Miller 4._Seltser
Moritz Forrider
Joshua Boyer
George Drelblebeß
Jacob 11 Leta
1 Joseph Drehr
Omit/there,
31 V Medler
Win Ili Bickel .
Charles Reiter
George Bodey
Philip Wemerl
Dorhman '
Frederick Beck
Joseph Hammer
Wm A Hammer
Wagner if Brothel
Andrew Essig
Tamaqua.
McDonough_
Definer Sr Morgtintotb
B &I Smith
Wm 11 Lebo. ' •
'oyes* Birbeck 11
Frincis Bright., 14
James Targets ; 12
B J Fry 14
Bowman Moyer* Rieledson 12
Frederick Millet , 14
George-Wirgan:•, 14
John W Washington It
Adolph Landaur 14
J ¢ R Carter , 10
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:Isaac Troyer •
Jacob Comber
Kolb 4. Brother
Geiger 4. Boyer
F A Whitaker .
Rartolet & Taylqa
William Taggert
Lazarus Thee • •
Ileaton 4- Caney
llatclitr4 Co '
Wm Donaldson
Abraham Stabler
Michael McDonough
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18 75
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10 50
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10 50
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7 00
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10 50
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.Perenno returned for Licenses under the Act of As
sembly, passeddlielth,day of April. 1819. entitled 'an
Act to create a sinking fund. alid to provide for the
Gradual and certain extinguishment of the debt of the
Commonwealth, to wit:
7 00
T 00
Beer !louses, &rust Houser, Pertaarantr, Oyster
Cellars, . ¢e. C", ; r".l el :."›
E T. _:Residence. :Residence. .i i n . 9
Blythe. f::
;Mrs Kelley . 85 ;
.00
hire Bwinno ' 8 5 00;eivaa Feindt 8 500
Wm Price 8 5 001 John Paleerove 8 300
John Rop 8 5 001.Nichniaa Fov 7 10 OU
hire Quinn -.8 5 001Renben IDecer .8 5 041
Henry Flicker 8 5 00 , 1IettrY BosensarilenB 500
John !laver ' 8 5 ODlEdtnund Paul 8 5 00
Joseph Peter 8 5 00:Anthony Fetal 8 5 Ou
DWI. Druevseir. ;David Beverige 8 SDO
Emanuel De Lung 8 5 00:0 T Thoca;elson 8 5.00
llenry Kay 8 5 On.lotin Haiti; . 8 • 500
Joseph ida r bo rge r 85 00:John Harrison a 5 00
PiYee-rore Bore., ' - ;Francis Kline 8 500
Geo Shertel 8 5 00:Theodore hillier 8 - 500
.
Tremont , .lienjamintla.t 8 500
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7 00
7 0(1
12 50
_7 00
10 50
10 50
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Liquor
Lkinat
Liquor
Liquor
Liquor
Liquor
Liquor
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Jna Richards A 5 (10 Valimline Rohrig 8 5 00
•Rees Bees 8 5 00 0 J Behr 8 5 00
Braach.John Moyer 8 5 01:
airs O'Brian 8 5 00John Onh. 8 5.00
Gen Rawel 8 5 op Makin PritChard . 8 5 00
Milleranitle. Thom I.llllo%vard 8 600
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10 50
7 00
18 75
15 00
30 00
7 00
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Liquor
Liquor
David G Davis 8 5 00 Mrs Ann Philips 5 00
A Shilthorn 8 500 Lauchlin Quigley ' 500
Wm Jones . 8 580 Thss Williams 300
Mrs Donahue . 8 5 00 'rhos Cannatv -5 00
Jeremiah Foley 85 00 Pat Fitzgerald SOU
Jacob Benner 8 5 00 Beni'Tin Thomas 500
Michael Horn 8 5 OD Thoa Loyd 5 00
Joseph Levan • 6 500 August Bilis 5 00 :
John Tabbert 7 10 00• Daniel Flinn 5 60
F.ust NoiL. , re lan. ICodielb Frits 5 00
Daniel Moyerly 8' 5 00IWm Eater 500
Philip Wolfinger 8 5 00IGrolleib Stilly _= .5 00
Margaret Sim 8 50017ml:01y Boyle 10 00
Jacob Wooly ' 8 5 017 Schuylkill Hares. -
Peter Moore 8 5 00!Geo Wlunan - 5 - 00
Johnson 11,11 and 8 5 00'John Zimmerman 500
Schuylkill. 1J 11 Ditzet 5 00
Lewis illeslus 8-..-5 00:Jonathan Heisler 5 00
•John Driskel 8 5 0111!John Jana ' 5 00
: John Kreber 8 5 001Maylen:Saytee 5 00
1 Joseph Atner. 8 5 00; J'esie 'Culls.
I Thns Gibson 8 5 00:John Bair. 5 00
' Pottrrille. :Jacob Geinnet ' 5 . 00
Joseph Kline 8 - 5 00:Geo Or on _ 5 00
Wm Wittemore • 8 503 Thos D via 500
Fri Thurwinger , 'B, 5 Ott: Tama ma.
Jahn K-Feltnagle ' flit 5 00IDaniel chiller sOa
Eirdheth Zalgler" 8 5 0174 Mlteinhart 5 00
Mrs. Parry 8 5 00:John K Eautlinan .5 00
Samuel Scott 8 5 00:John E.lFosold 5 00
Bernhard Kaiser 8 5 00;traae Jones -- 500
Elizabeth Bills, Er- 5 00;W I Jenkins , 500
Henry Klara ' 8 5 00;Geo Klauder 5.00
Emanuel Henry 8. 5 00;Sam9 Pannier 500
Edward Wile 8 5 00:P Blesslog, - 5 00
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700
7 00
10 50
18 76
7 00
15 00
7 00
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10 50
7 00
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Liquor
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11 Liquor 10 50
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14 Liquor 10 50
12 • 12 30
10 20 00
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14 - - Liquor 10 30
, 12 30
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10 &knot ' 00
14 7 00
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14 Liquop 10 .50
14 Liquor /0 SO
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14 7 00
Additional.
41 - eniy — lifiilids 8 :5 00
:Jacob Kiln° 8 5 00
:Michael Kelly "8 5 00
!Daniel Matz 8 5 00
John, Jones 8 II 00
Joseph Philips 8 $ 00;
Geo Wertley 8 lb 00:
Hero) Branner el 3 00;
Charles Fleed , 8 S-001
John Lehnen-, 'll 800
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Sanylei/I Revs R.
Levan & Asuffman4 5 00
F Bilunizinger 4 500
C& Q thantsinger 4 300
Tests' fin As. 4 *OO
IWK! 'NIPS{ 3 00
Dr W. trail F 6 00
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Residence.
Pillaring.
D G
George Lauer
John Orth
-
Michael Seibert. 9 , 'OO
Ax Areas'. %slit he held et the Court Ilnuse In Om
.Borough of Orwigehurg, on Monday the 240 of June
next, between the hours of 9 o'clock., M., and 3.P.
for all who may feel themselves agrieved by the
foregoing apprafsment or classification.
LEWIS 1:111EINR,
Mercantile Appraiser for Schuylkill 4'4,
Orvrigsburg, June 1;1650. 22,11.
E. Hicks Jones,
Wholesale Wendel, Winor Ware, fironm. Brovh Comb
Leakier Gloss ned VariteytStore.
NO. 18 NORTH SECOND STREET,
11.111LADEI PRIA • •
[Under J. Sidney Jones' Carpet Warehousel
HAVING enlarged my store, I have on band and
am constantly manufacturing and receiving from
the Eastern States and Europe, additions to my stor.k.
Carr ]fare.-500 nest Cedar and 100 nest painted
Tubs, 400 barrel and 200 staff churns, 100 dozen Cedar
and 600 dozen painted Palls, 200 doz. Wash Boards,
100 doz. nest Sugar and Flour Boles; Spigots„Spoons
and Ladles.
itirtoro nest Market and 2.00 nest
Clothes Baskets, 400 Willow Coaches, Chairs and
Cradles; a large. assortment of French and Domestic
Baskets.
B•villIS and Dreslict.lo.ooo Will! Brooms, 10,000
Shaker Brooms, 200 doz. each Wall Paint, Scrubhiug,
Shoe and HOPEI Brushes; Tooth, Shaving, ( hatband
Hair Brushes of every style.
Combs.-2000 dozen fancy Combo, oVvarinus pat
terns, side, neck, pocket, dressing and Ono tooth
Combs of various styles.
Leaking Glasses of Pine, Cherry, Walnut, Mahog
any and Gilt Frameof all siva and patterns ; Ger
man; rsneh acid English Looking Glass Plates, of all
sizes, from 7 by 9 up to 72 by 120—(packing insured to
all Parts of the Union)—together.withillarge assort
mentlof Variety Goods too numenms to mention.-
The attention of merchantsia.respeirfuliv solicited to
the examinatiop of my Stock, all of which will be
sold low for cash or city acceptance,) so as toantici
pate any competition that can be offered
March.), IMO.
ri .4--
jl/4
V.' J. GAYLE4S
•
S'A.LAfiIANDER SAFES,
Warranted Fire and Thief Proof, and free l
from . Dampness.
TIIESE SAFES' pagans every qualification to ree
der them proof againstthe action of flre or thieven
and of suilicient strength to endure a fall from any
storyof a burning bultdiug..They are made of wrought
iron, being kneed, riveted and welded together. and
lined watt a perfect non-conducting fire pi.oof mineral
composiDon, no wood being used In their construction
as in the majority Of Wes sold by other makers. The
doors of Gayler't Safe, aro secured width!, Thief
Detector and Anti-Gunpowder Lock, which precludes
the possibility of picking or blow,ing them open with
gunpowder. Over two hundred of these Safes have
been - exposed ln accidental Oro .to tie most intense
heat, in many instances remaining lin the burning
ruins for several days, and at no time have they ever
been known to fail in preserving their contents.
The public arcinvited to call at the Dranch DePot,
N0..10, - Exchange Place, Philadelphia. near Thitk St.,
and examine the numerous testimonials in favor of
Gayier's Safes. also the large assortreent on hand fin
sate at manufacturers' prices, by ' I • •
JOHN f.. PIPER, Agent
16-3rno.
April 20, 1850
. -. New Books. ' ,
ANToNINAvor. the. Wall of Rime, a roinanee of
tho Fifth Century. by W. WOW comps...
An Easter Offering, by,Fredrika,Bremer.
The Adventnroe of Toth Stapleton.
Part In—Thiele' Life of Napoleon.
Just received and for male. ¢y ' ' •
:lay 11, Ina
.0. BANNAN,
Llquor • 100
50 00
1
10 50
411400, 215
0 0
7 0
7 oo
Licoot 90.50
7 00
Liquor 10 50
7 00
• 1 00
7 Oa
7 00
Liquor 0
15 7
00
0
Liquor 15 00
Liquor 18 73
Liquor- 30 00
10 00
L- 7 00
•
3 For -thr-lemoval and Permanent ,Care
• of 'all
rERVOUS DISEASES,
A.na of those Complaint' which are clinic! by Ili lra•
pairekweakened or unhealthy condition of the
IMILVOUS SYSTEM.
_ _
This beautiful and convenient spplicatien of the my*.
Wigan, pores of GALVANISM and MAGNETISM, has
been pronounced II distinguished physicians, bath
in
Europe and the United States, to be the Ma reloads
medicine/ iiseorcry of the ? Sp.
Bt. cam= GALVANIC! BELT
and
MAGNETIC FLUID, •
b Wad witlrthe moat perfect and certain toccata la an
cases of.
GENERAL' DEBILITY.
Strengthenbwr the weakened body, giving tone to the
miens organs, and invigorating the entire system. Also
in FITS, CRAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY, DYSPEP
SIA' or INDIGESTION. RHEUMATISM, ACUTE and
CHRONIC. GOUT, EPILEPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAF
NESS, NERVOUS TILF.MORS, PALPITATION OF
THE HEART, APOPLEXY, NEVRALGIA, PAINS in
the SIDE and CHEST, LIVER COMPLAINT, SPINAL
COMPLAINT, - and: CURVATURE of the SPINE, HIP
COMPLAINT, DISEASES of the KIDNEYS, DEFI
CIENCY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL ENERGY,
and all NERVOUS, DISEASES, which complaints arise
from one simple evule—atimely, •
A: Derangeme nt-of the Nervous_ System..
(ti - In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and Medi•
clues increase the d• , for they weaken the vital ener
gies o the 'already pros t rated system ; while under the
strengt ening, lifeliving, vitalizing influence of Galvin.
ism, a pplied by this beautiful arid wonderful dis.
cover" . -the exhausted patient and weakened &offerer is
restore to former health, strefigth , elasticity and vigor.
The rest peculiarity and excellence of
• • . C7hristie's Galvanic Curatives, •..
i
C omb Le the fact th at tluiy arrest and cure disease by
'Wray onllotion, in place of the usual mode of drug •
ging a d physickiii: the patient, till exhausted Nature
saki pelessly under flu. in fl iction.
-Th -strengthen the whole System, equalize the circula
tion .." the bleed, promote .the secretions, end newer de the
sttehteet injury ender any eirenntstanees. Since their
Introduction In the United Steel, only three years since'
more than - .
60,000 Persons '
Including all Bps, classes and conditions, among which
wereei large number of ladies, who are pecti li tmly sub •
jeet to Nervous Complaints, have been
10 50
10 50
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10 50
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- - 7 00
Ltitior 18 73
7 0(1
7.00
7 00
• 7 00
Liquor
20 00
7 00
signor 15 00
7 00
15 00
la 00
12 50
Liquor 18 75
7 00
10 00
' • 10 00
SIN7T3EILT AND PERMANENTLY - CDRED, .
when hope of relief had been given up, and even
thing Ise been tried in vain !
To lustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT,
suppose the case of is person afflicted with that bane o f
civaization. DYSPEPSIA, or any other Chronic or Nenr
ous Diaorder. In ordinary cases, stimulants are taken.
which, by their • action on the nerves and muscles of
the stomach, afford temporary relief, but which leave
the patient in a lower state, and with injured faculties,
after the action — that excited has ceased. Now compare
this with the effect resulting from the application of the
GALVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer, even in
the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the . Belt
around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid u directed.
In a short period the insensible perspiration will actin).
the positive element of the Belt, thereby causing a tial.
mune circulatiffn,which will pass on to theaegative, and
hence back again to the positive, thus keeping up • con
tinuous Galvanic circulation throughout the system. Thus
the most severe case, of DYSPEPSIA are PERSIA.
NENTLY CURED. A FEW DAYS IS OFTEN AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE TILE DISEASF. OF
YEARS. ,
10 00
' 7 70
Liquor /0 SO
CERTIFICATES ANC TESTIMONIALS
Utf the most Undoubted Character.
From all parts of the Country could be given, sufficient
to fill every column in this raper:
AIV EIffRAORDINARY CASE,
vvliich conclusively proves that
"Truth is stranger than Fict.ton."
GUILE OF .
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
7 REV. DR. LANDIS,
.A CLERGYMAN
of New Jetsey,.ot distingu,Whed . attaizunezits and exalted
reputatton:—
&DIET, New Jersey;ly 12, 16148.
Be. A, li. Csisserm—Dear Sir: You wish to know of
me what has been the result in my own case, of the appli•
cation of THE GALVA-NIC BELT AND NECKLACE.
My reply is as follow,:
For about heenty years i had been suffering from Dye.
pepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse, nor
could I obtain permanent relief from any counse of medical
treatment whatever. About fourteen years since, um coo
sequence of frequent exposure to the weather, in the du'
charge of my pastoral duties, I became subject to a revere
Chronic Rheumatism, which.lbr year after year, caused
me indescribable angnish. Farther: in the winter of '4.5
and 16; um consequence of preaching a great deal Briny
owfs and various other churches in this region, I was
attacked by the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe
as to require an immediate suspension of my pastoral
labors. My nrrrous spina was now thorough/1; prostrated;
and as mr.Bronchitis became worse, so also did my Dys
perisie and Rheumatic) affection—then evincing that these
disorders were connected with each other through the
medium of the Nervous System. In the whole pharmo
copceia there seemed to be TIO remedial agent which could
reach and recuperate my Nervous System ; everything
that I had tried for this purpose had completely
At last I was led by my fnends to examine your inveo
tions, and (though with no very sanguinehopes of their
ettleiencyd 1 determined to try the effect of the application
of the. GALVANIC BELT AND NECKLACE, with the
MAGNETIC FLUID. This wu in June, 1948. To ai
CIRCA? •STONISHSICST, IN TWO OATS MT DYSPEPSIA HAD
CIDINZ ; TIGHT OATS I WAS ICNABLIKIA TO SCILIMIC BIT PAS.
TOSAI. LABORS ; NOR HATF. I 'MCC OMITTED • SINCILIF
StIITICIS •CCODIIT OF THE BIIONCHITIS ; MIDST RHEL ,
WA I TIO - AFFTCTION HAS T.NTISELT CEASED TO TROVPLE
ac Such is the wonderful and happy results of the
eaperiment.
I have recommended the BELT . and FLUID to many
who have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic affec
tions. They have tried them, WITH Ham amiss,
ItLITTR. IN EVERT C•Se.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours.
ROBERT W. LANDIS.
GALVANIC" NECKLACE
aced for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head,
such u Bronchitis, lona : mutation of the Throat, Nervous
and Bick Headache, Dizziness of the Head, Neuralgia in
the Face, Razzing tot Roaring in the Kars, Deafness,
which. bi generally Nervous, and that distressed cont.
plaint, called Tic Doloreux.
All physician's acknowledge that these terrible diseases
arc caused by a driiriency of Nerrens Energy In the
effected limbs.. . Custsrirts Galvanic Articles will
supply this delclent power, and a complete and entire
cure ts thus effected.
0 20 00
a 22 00
10 5 00
1000 Cases of .Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to Da. cotiortse and his Agents
within tho last two years, which hare becii , entirely
restored.
WO- Csr. A.narw J TOM', of Brooklyn, N. Y., had
not been able to walk a step for near four year's, and was
No helpless that he had to be fed. The mast, celebrated
physicians gave him • up. In five days after , he COM
menced wearing. the 'C is De r, Nrcetser, •,111
''Bascrt.sys, tie walked across the mom, and in three weeks
he had perfectly- tccoiered his health. Captain Tomes
is set enty years of age.
•
The following is an extract from a letter lately re.
eeived from a distinguished physician in the State of
Virginia :
-A. Coe:vete., St. D.—Dear Sir: Ono of my patients,
unknown to me, obtainer) your Galcan'ic Ben and Neck ,
lace, with the Magnetic Fluid, for e yerions affection of
Deafness. The ease was that of a 3 , whose Nervous
system was much disordered, and b general health poor.
Much was done preriously'to the apidication of the Belt,
but with very little success, and l feel it only right to tell
you', that since she commenced wearing the Belt and
using the Fluid, but a few.weekv ago, she has EN . -
..Tint:lX iIk:COVERED IIF.R...III—iItING, and her
general he'alth is better than for 'several years.7'
erjs- Kvery case of Deafness, if it be Nervous, as it
.geoerally is, can be cured by this wonderful remedy. =
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service In cases of Convulsion:, or Fits,
Spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous., Affections
of the Head end upper extremities. Also in Faley and
Faralysls, and all diseues caused by - a deficienty of
power or Nervous Energy in. the limbs or other.organs
of the body. ,
' . Tic Doloremc ant Neuralgia:. •
These dreadful and agonizing complaints are imolai
atety relieved by the opplication of theThavirtic BILL;
NM:Laser •AND Firm,. The Belt difinses the Electricity
through the system ; the Necklace has a local effect, and..
the 'Fluid acts directly upon the affected nerves. In these
distressing afflictions the application NEVER FAILS._
ofs- Many hundred Certificates from all ports of the
country of the most extraordinary character CUL Do
given, if required.
- Oa- No trouble or inconvenience attends the use 'of
DR. CIIRISTLE'S LE.41 , 11C ARTICLE.% and they
may be *mu by the most feeble and delicate, vrith pee ,
feet ease and safety. In many. oases the sensation- et.
tending their use is Siefify pleasant and ogreeaba. They
can be sent to any part oithe country.
Prices*: . -
The Galvanic Belt, - Three Dollars.
The Gahranio Necklace;
- 'Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Zink.
The Malpetio Flilici, Oat, Dollar. •
ECM
Cpy. Tjr articles are accompanied:hi , lull and plalp
directions. ^.Paraphlets with fUll,partiCUlan may fie pid
of the authorized Agent
P'ARTIC,ULAR• CAUTION.
to; Entire of Comtterfifte end Infiniti imitations
• D. a. MORERVAD, D,
GENERAL AGENT FOE , THE UNITED STATUS.
1351 Broadway,.tgow 'York.
. For sale in Pottsville Pa., by th'e•autlioriz
ed Agent, . • JOIDI G. BROWN;
Jan. 12, 1 56.--2—tr.r Druggist.
Mercer Jones, ,
wkolesat• Lookiwz-otais, frAiP;• Brisk,' Combi ,
7_ - :Ilarket asd '
- . WOODEN.. WARE
1 , \T0.'143 North Third Street, four' doors above the
IN Eagle Hotel, and directly opposite U. James Kent
Bclllantee's Dry Coeds Store, between Race and Vine
St reets, Philadelphia.
Margo 23. 1830
DR. CHRISTIE'S
Palsy and Paralysis.
Severe Deafness Cured.
OR: CHRISTIE'S
SOHO OF
rat of disliand that as _
I'm of the Dand,tbat till the land. .
• And draw from earth der stinor
- Right happy Indeed's the lire we teed,
- While our days are passing o'er.
Many there are, is Inches' far • " I, f
Stopusing the Itamer's parse, .
Whilst otber pursuits may yield more fruits
ret often produce moth worse. -
We envy not tbe statestnates lot; • -
Still clamoring for bls class, •
Nor be that fights for gloß s clews,
- At some redoubted pass:
No rlsk have we on•bulsterous sea, •
No fears lest tempests whelm;
All We possess, without rethesi.
While laboring at tbo
The fruitful Detain' bounties yield,
A rich reward for toll t
De ours tho trade to ply the spade,
And desists plough the soli t— '
We walk abroad o'er the carpet Cod.
And ttow'rets Alia our feet, • •
Whose colors die to scent the skies—.
A tribute pule "n 4
To all we give the means to V•.;
As brother ehAre with brother,.
And thee Willi the holy will
That bias us love each other. '
Ohl life "rectum Itomialle r and pate.,
To thee mrlife clings ever;
With all its might Inlond delight
"To change from thee, no,
o.c4e farmer.
ECONOMY OF MANURING:
Under the improved system of a rotation
of crops, root culture, and alternation of
grass and grain, combined with yard and
stall-feeding of sheep andTattle,tth-e quality
of man* produced .on__Th'e farms has in
Many instances been quadrupled, and the
amelioration of the soirhas been in th'e same
proportion.
Scrapings of streets,,leached ashes, lime,
refuse from skin, leather ariLsoap - boilers'
shops, slaughter uses, bones, weeds, salt,
and any kind of animal or vegetable sub
stances, by the addition of earth, may be
largely increased in quality and ma - de to en
rich and fertilize the soil.
But whatever improvements or discoveries
May be made, it'seems'cltar thitt the farmer ,
for manure must rely mainly on his stables .
and yards, and his study should be to render
these most efficient and available. One
main object should_ he to prevent the escape
of the liquid and volatile parts of the manure;
as experience proves that these are the most
active in tufting or supplying plants with
food and thus• accelerating their growth.—
the yards and the stables should be provided
with litter, such as straw, hay, leaves,
weeds, tkc• ~ with vegetable mould or muck,
with the wash of roads or 'the overflowing
of streams, in sufficient quantities to absorb
and retain the urine and other liquid parts of
the manure, and where these cannot be ob
tained, common earth or dry sand will be
found of great uti* in ireventing the loss
which must ensue where these parts of the
manure are allowed to escape from theyard.
If, when the farmer cleanalput his yards,
were to cover them with a hundred loads et
vegetable or absorbent earth, lie would find -
in the following, year a greater number
loads of the most valuable manure, the grett
er part of which, without such precaution,
would have been Wholly lost.
Ri4tted manure may afford at times more •
ben tit to a particular crop, or may, be mare
conveniently-applied to somecrops ;but vs a ,
general rule, manure should be rotted - in the
ground 'where it is wanted. Some Crops
are rarely injured by any quantity that ...an.
be given them, as corn, potatoes, and roots
generally ; of course such should have. tho
advantag,e of the, first process of decomposi
tion in the manure, while its after effeot is ,
served for the grains and grasses.
i The great object in the application of :ma
rnure should be, to make it afford as t vticl,",.
soluble matter as possi!de to the roots titx)tlit.
plant ; and that in a 3/me and gradual man
ner, so that it.may be entirely consurry3tl iu
forming its sap and organized parts.
All green succulent plants contain sa rob:-
nne mucilaginous matter, with woody Are,
• and readily ferment. They cannot, t Vert
fore, if intended fur manure, be used too • soon
after their death.
By covering dead animals with five srsix
times their hulk or soil,• mixed with ont rpart,
of lime, and suffering them to remain for a.
few months, their decomposition woul 3 int
pregnate the .soil with soluble matter, : io. 39 ,
to render it an excellent manure, a. zfii by.
mixing .a little fresh quick lime with it . st the
time of its removal, the disagreerdde el Vida.
would be ivt great measure destroyed rand ,
it might be applied in 'the same way t ADD y
other manure lb crops. ',
Green. regrlables, when put underll
and submitted to the process of deem apw.t-.
tion, are efficacious Iq restoring . exh: •ustri,
soils. Buckwheat and clo_AV_a,re striki RL in
stances of this power in .g . R.Wt crops t a. fee -
tilize soils; and both Inkt-b, een eiteu.
used for this purpose.7,l,,::;„-,
SE ASONAJIL , L" lILN TS.
(1J Four bushels of Corn sowed bloat Deus ,
over one acre of well ploukhed - andthon 'ughly harrowed'ground, will furnish amt, !-t de
sirable supply of stliTtilent food ftir vault
Alien the pasturei giye'irut in August
:0 Cut your drahr before it is dete ll ripe.
as the shattering will then not be so' very.
and the cradling , and • reaping triore.;', easily
done, bekides' , thcre will 'be lessAan : ger oi
having'your grain lodged. '' '. I _ : '
[l:7Harvest Drink.—A,beverage con ' ogoseci 4
of cold Water and molasses, with the - addi
tion of an ounce, of ground ginger to -' every
gallon of the mixture, will be fOund ' most
refreshing and invigoratingfor harvest l `
(I:7Kcep your eiern'ficidr, Clean.—N Veeds
and grass'are regular robbers of the fc .43 1 1 of
the corn, and should be exterminated at, once;
and your cornfields kepi perfectly clean from
this period to the time of lie corn's full ma
turity. Stir tlae surface o your cornfields in
time of-drought, and by t ris means th e en
riching vases that float in the
,air, w . ill I.y
absorbed, and the growifi 'of the ccim I , arge
ly promoted. ,
yotir laborers extra diet, in liar
vest time, and the/amount of extra •-• work
they will'perform; will more tban con 'wen
sate you. ,
CE:7"Three Pecks or a bushel of bucket 'heat
is suffident for sowing an acr - of grout'. id.
Sar.e your fire-frOod.—Mr. it adison, i a his
Notes'Of Aviculture, says, " fall *4 er :
rors in our rural economy, none per)) 'aps is
to tic. so.much regretted, bee use na tie so
difficult to be repaired, wi the \excessi and
injudicious destruction (Jf fire`wood."
' - Till;. 8E.r,.. ytysiptv,ss. ,
The safest .and irioit relialiin
,ton.siness a
young Man can enter, : is, a474,11,tZ. , .
good farm, Wel! , attended; is_ an 'inelsolt . .
w e gore, an *lidless mine' of wealth -ie ., ~
which the
,ri.cli of the'earih can,be,ero, Y e
drawn; if t.'he oWner will - rem' caber dint is
li t .
can only lie done by the "sweat of hislitnOi u t . l
by honest, diligent labor. , -
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was
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