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• 1572121. RUVIIIEs. . • .
One' of the literati si ong the proposed line of the
Morris and Essex =Maw= wit?elh Poetical- -
.
- Hear him : ,
- - The Locomotive's coming.." •
, • i ' With a clatter and a roar ; •
' i'' Ve alt shall see it presently. •
i ••.---' 20r possibly before.
1- • At skims along the'valleys,
iI ' Y• Like a pigeon in the sky, •
1-i Or '
rather like a rocket.— _
i chtly not so high::
l i I•• Dashing o'er the fountains. . • •
. •
„, I - Bless me ! how We sail!
-; `i Ripping through the mountains, --
1 Riding on a rail!' • .
. .
-: How the cars are crowded,
1 With people bound fur York!
~,
( -:, 'Te country dealer for his goods;
1 The farmer with his pork !
rat slot of gentlemen, _
/- • Wasting leisure hours; -
- -
, -
What throng of ladies,
1 ~ :With theirknitting and their flowers'
!, • ,Dashing o'er the fountains,
' Bless me! hOw we sail ! " •
'Ripping through the mountains:
Siding ou &rail ! ,
-- Now we're at the
,fastest; --
/ , 'Most a mile a minute ;
- '• - How the iron pony squeals '
The very devil's in, it' -
Now the smoke is in pay eyes ;
Now it makes me cough; • '
• Can't I hire siboy, to•keep
My hair from blowing off ?
• Dishing o'er the fountains,
Bless me ! how we sail l •
Ripping through the mountain, '
Riding= a rail !:
, :__ ___. , :
tmt nub. 4umoti,
id CUAILGE 11" To FATHER."
A dry goods dealer, well known in the
.vicinity of Broadway, and soinewhat prom
inent for his various ihakes and jerks when
be promenades - the Streets, was on a forag
ing expedition a fetlays since in the centre
Market. Seeing a buxom Sucker girl in the
distance, he approached her, seized her hand,
and exclaimed with much warmth :
"how do you do,' my'dear young friend :?
how is your father and mother? when did
you leave home? jAh I excuse me, I have
forgotten. your nerve, but I stayed all night
at your father's home a year ago. (Her
father had been dead for ten years.)' Per
haps don't- recollect 'me. My name's—
my store is on Broadway : call on me—l
shall be happy to sell you some bargains"— .
and leaving his card in her hand, our man
of tape departed.
Not long afterwards appeared the not very
- green young lady, who selected goods to the
amount of about twenty dollars, and picking
them up, was abOut leaving, when the
polite shopkeeper and friends of the family,
exclaimed :
" Excuse me, • Miss, you have forgotten
the bill."
"Oh no," replied ;Miss Sucker. " please
charge it to
Utterly . " confound 4, our long friend sal-,
feted verdstncyn . tnuslin to leave with the
bill unpaid.—Si. tows
BIG GUN
'Joe Billings,. a romancing Yankee, was
• orte evening seated in a bar-room of a court ,
try tavern in Canaiia, where were assembled
several old countrymen, discussing various
Matters connected with the " pomp and or
- ,cUmstances of war." In the. course of his
'remarks, one of them stated that the British
Government possessed the largest cannon in
• the world—and gave the dimensions of one
he had seen.
Joe'a Yankee - pride would not allow him
to let such a base assertion pass uncontra
dieted; •
" Poh, geotterrien;" - said he,
deny that It it is a fair sized cannon—but
- -you are a leetle mistaken in supposing it to
be named the same minute with one of our
Yankee guns- which I saw in Charlestown
• last year. Jupiter! that was a cannon.- 1 -
Why, sir; it was so infernally large, that the
soldiers were obliged to employ a yoke of
oxen to draw in the ball !"
" The deuce they were," exclaimed one of
his hearers , Iva assatile of triumph , "pray,
can you tell me how they got the oxen out
.again-?"
• " Why, you : fool," returned Joe, " they
unyoked 'em afiddrore:enithrough the touch
hole."—
cr7vALuABLE INFORMATION.—About two
o'clock on a De c ember night,iwhen the ther
.miimeter stood in the neighborhood of zero,
all party of wags hailed a farm-hotise in .a
vety boisterOus'nianner. The farmer sprang
out of his warm bed, drew on a few articles
of clothing, and ran out .to see what was
wanted, when the following dialogue occur
red: , ,
_ ,
" Have you any hay, IA
" Plenty - of it, sir."
" Have you plenty of corn e'
"Yea."
•
"Plenty of meat and breadstuff's ?"
"
5
" Well, sve are glad to hear it ; for they
ere very useful ar;ticks in a family."
The party then drove off, leaving the far
mer to his reflection.
ag - A CLERUpIAN iu Scotland desired his
hearers never to call one another liars, but
when any one said tithing that was nut true
they ought to whistle.
On Sunday! he preached a sermon on the
"Loaves and shes ;" and being at a loss
how to,explaitt - it, he said the loaves were
not Hite those nOw-a-days, they were as-bit;
ail the hills iii Scotland. He had scarcely
pronounced the , words, when he heard a
loud whistle t
J " What's that" said he, " who calls me
a liar ?"
" sii, Willy McDonald, the baker.q .
•••,.Wcei;_Willi, what objections hae ye to
what I told •
"Nane at re, sir ; only I wanted to ken
what kind o'iovens - they had to bake them
big loavis in
t• . ;
13:7 HAD Iltx.—A laner built him an
office in the fcirm of a hexagon, or six square.
The novelty of . the structure attracted the
-
attention ofsome Irishmen who were pass . -
ing by they made a full stop and viewed
Use building very critically. The lawyer,
somewhat disgusted at their curiosity, lilted
op the windOw, put his head out and ad
dressed them
What do you stand there for like a pack
of blockheads, gazing at my office—do you
!take it for a church ?"
I 4• Fait," answered one of them, ".I was
jhinirial so, saw the divil poke his head
out Of the l wiiitipw." •
117iTtor V : olat Ham:;.—An Irish clergy
;
man's servant, having a strong aesire to try
his tiand . at ptilpit oratory, managed during
the indisposition of his master, to get pos
t's:6mo! the pulpit. The congregation was
"err large ; so large, indeed, that Pat, who
m•_!nnaccOstomed to public speaking,"
ood in ate pulpit, with his head" hung
down, and kplang as sheepish as possible.
Desperation at last inspired him with coin
ege,,and he hawled out—"II anvof ye has
ecit any.consnie'-about praiching ye had bet..
t . 4 come up tore."
IDom•"Tnosus,' said one Irishman to
another, "go drive up the horses."
"Pat," replied the other, " an' can one
do it
I
Yis be '
:1 46 Will glen, be' Abut, da ii petnlL-
4- 6 f ,
LIFE INSIIIIANCE . i. . 4nizorkfte. &wax=racer rAucr l'
/PRE GIRARD., LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY .i., ~ -- -:. r *ND - ,PAINT OlLe: ; :.-' ~ i. .
.I. and TtnatConlpanyitifPbtlitdelphia. Mee No; r ifi Il E . SRBECRIU'EIt. 11.A.S '.I LIST: lIEVEIN ED JA
13 2 Chesnut Street. CaPitar.. 3oo oset ' Chatter Per- ' 1 ' ton of ibis celebratid'Paint, Which'' is coming
penal. Continue to mate Inimrances on Lives tint into general use fnr painting tools. frame dwellings,
most favorable terms. - . - • .
and fact all kind. int. haildings, der.. which require
^. The capital being paid up and invested,logetber with to be proterted fron *enrages of Eire -and Water.
a large mail 'eunstautlY Increasing recereml fund , of - , Tin roofs. shingle roofs, &L., will be prevented from
fens a perfect security to the insured ; ' ' ' leaking. and Th eir durability doubled by the use of:
The Premiums may be paid yearlyOtalf YiafiY. or this painf.atil frame buildings can be made to ignitor.;
quarterly.,• ~, both grey and red saddsione, while at the same, lime
, The Company add a gloats periodically 'to tin. In- 0,...y b ee emeariar,n_ii ee-nre against the ',traces nO
infante@ for life, The that 001.U5,. appropriated in fire. 35 , a !flirt or A cme ; o ttdi:b.. I t t,,, furnished in
DeLember,ll3-14, st.d the second Minna in December, grey.chocalate anti slate tars- Painters and others
1349, amount I. an addition or irl•nt 50:to every li Iwo supplied intjuamitMeat t .. MarlitlltcibrespricO'. Althi
insured under the oldest ponder, plating @Mfr.: 50 oil to be used with the point furnished at the tow roe.
which will he Paid when It shall heeritile a claim. in , or 43 cents per gallon by the keg or barrel, which re-;
stead of $lOOO originally insured ;the 'neat 'oldest
,duces the raintiaz inabolit sue haln lf the price the Iwo:
of tltii
I amount to $ 1437 50; the Ilealin age to *l3O 50,,f4r other kind of i s
now in
everyslooo ; the others in the taute,prolmriton ac- il l y( e companies Itt.,pre bilildingo coveted wlthlitiii
Lindens to the amount and time of standingoohlrh paint at a lower raw tharnhey dO those covered with'
additions. make an average of more than `GO tirtwot. tither Oa vr rine. The Ira finis furnished ground in nil
upcin the premiums paid. without increasing the an- or dry by.the barrel irr ks. g,either Clinrolate,ffrey of
OLIO preautim• '; - ' . -# l. , , - iilatetilor..ty = 11, %ANNAN.'"
The following are a 'few 'exalt:Plea. from th . e. Re- .:.. ' • •
&ter: • .-. " ' 10-
. . i Atn't of policy and
,Aavo ,iiroous or bauncla 6e intioid
Insured. adthilon. by Ctiture , p dliionc,
Polity
-
$lOOO $252 SO $1,252!50
2500 G 56 25 3.156:25
21g* 415 - 7'2 475 00
•
.AlOO 116: 50 ~,PG,l5l'
No 59
•' 69
" 279
323
&c.
containing tabled of rates and explana
if application ; and farther infotniation
the office%
D. W. ftipllAßDS;Preshleitt :
Jong F. James; Actuary. in
.
The subscriber is Agent fosche atovn Can 3 Pani
Schuylkill County, and wilL.elfect Iniaranqes, and
etre all necessary infortuatiQn on the su
N bject.
• - - P: . I3ANAN.
26-1 y
Pamphlets
[ions, forms,.
cau be had at
June 19, 1850
- .slit limiox orsurtimor, cortwarri.
CAPITAL STOCK..S2OO,OOO.
FIRE, MARINE AND -LIFE:, INSURANCE. •
Office on Water Street,in Wins' Brice like,
Vorce.xatk3, linaiew•. !
TIDS. Company having been duly °Fp-tilted. and
ten per cent. paid in on the capital stock subscri
bed, and balance secured by moiitgage on Real Estate
and by personal guarantee. are now prepared lii effect
Insurance against Ldis or Damage by Firc,nn Build
ing, Merchandise, Machinery, Mills; Manufactories.'
and all descriptiinfis 01 property; also merchandise
and produce in the course of inland transports:lo6, —N
the risks of the seas, &c., Ac.- also, the Dulls of
Steamboats, and other vessels, and upon the lives of
individuals gvto California. The rates' of pre •
mium
sett h e 3.. law .is those of any other REAPOKSI
•LE ColiApally• . .
All losseshberally adjusted, and promptly Pate
Thestock of this Company ta held entirely in the W....t,
and controlled by western 'uirti, and in no wa.y . on- '
'levied with Nen , %ork. • .
DIRECTORS . 1 •
. .
Una. R. N. Ca usrai, Vincennes. . •
Wiwi, sr J. 14Enctio. do - . .
Jao. W. MADDOX, . ' ulp •
• ,
JACOB PEA, Alt).
:4ANCEL WIRE, • do .
,_
Pcrea .P. BAILEY, Fort Wayne, Initiasia.. — j - --- '
Tuomis I'. Bkrinstony., Lafayette, do. !'. . ..
w•Livit V. EARLY, Mire-Halite. • - 10 .
Maine D. Amin, Evanqville, - . do ~..'
Stator: ISOTToRIE. Jelfererincille
WILLIAM MOUES, do .
Levi SPARKS, dc
,
ARIES KEIIAAIN, do .
.
• '
R. N. CARNAN, President. ' ,
SillioN• BOTTD. , KPP,Vin! l'esident.
C. M. ALLEN, Secretary. . .
W. J. lIKKERD. Treasurer.
,
1 Shot I Lire and California risks taken at , this a - nettry
at eltra rates.
Dee 29, 1849
PROTECT. YOURSELVES , T!
"Ur: Delaware Mutual:Safety Insurani eriiirpany.
—ooice North Room of the Exchange. Third St..
Philadelphia.
FIRE INSURANCE.—Buildings. Merchapifise and
other properly In Taws and Cumitrv, ins Vied a vainA
toss eirdamage by fire at the lowest rare of preindrin.
MARINE INSURANCE.—They also 41:Alt!. Ves..ek.
Cargoes and Freights.Direign or coastwise under open
or special policies, a. the assured may &Are.
TRANSPORTATION.—The) al-n insure
Inerebandize transported . by Wagiisei, Railpuall Car+,
Canal Boats and Steamboats. on rivers and lakes. on
the most liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph If. Sent, James C. Wind
Edmund A. louder, Theoptulus Paul ling
John 17. Davis. 11. Josses Brooks,
(Whet t Burton, !Luffy
John R. Penrose, laugh l'rair,,
rAainuel Edwards, Ileorge
Deo. G. Leiper, speneer
Edward Daub clop, I:barks 11 , 11 y.
- Isaac R. Davin, J. C. John Ann,
William Folwell, William Hay.
John Newlin, Dr. S. Thomas.
-.Dr. It. M. Huston, Sellirrm, •
'William Eyri.,Jr. _ J. T. Morgan,
- D. 'l'. Morgan, Ilacaky,
WILLIAM MARTIN Pre , icknt
RICHARD S. Nr.wsoLD, Secretary.
• The subscriber having been appointed rigout for the
thove Company, IS flow prepared to make liimirastre
on all descriptions of property on the most liberal
arms. Apply at C. ft. Pals' office, Morrik' Addition
v at my house in Market Street, Pottsville,
A. 31 MACDONALD _
45- ly
Nov 11. IS-lU
THE FRANKLIN FIRE. INSURANEF. CONE! ANY
) retre. No 111113 t Cht.dnall mroet:nwir Fift h
LIIIREVTORS,
harles N, tianckrr
M=QM
Tolila% IVagner. Adoinfie 1: ie.
Samuel Grant, vitt S. Brow u.
Jacob K. Swill'. Morris Patten, on,
Continue to matte Innuranre, pertuaneh! or Ilmiird
o every dearription of property, in lowes.?nd CI1111311)
fale3 at+ tow a, are ronst.tent w ith mecurity.
" I wou't
The company have
,re4erved a large ,Coutingent
Fund, Which with their Capital nod Premiums. safely
Invested. alToriYample . protertion ;o the u,sureill.'
The as,:ets of the Company on January Ist. PYIS.
agreeably to an Act of /Omanilily. weer an
follows, viz
Mortgages
Real "'Awe,
Temporary,
tmatis
Since their incorporation, a period of eighteen
years, they have paid apses rd• orator miUinw tr, h ue
deed LI carpeted dellant„logge. Ly fire, 1 hereby afford
ing evidence nf (kg. advantages of insurance, as well
a, the ability and disposition to meet with prompt
net., all Habil aka. -
CHARLES IN. RANCKER, President.
CHARLES G. likfiCKER„ Secretary.
The sub4cotbiar bas been appointed agent for the
above tnent toyed inat nation, and is now prepared In
tuake insurance, on every description of property, at
the lowest rate*. ANDREM, RIISSKL, Agent
Pottisille, Jan 11,1951 - . ,
REMITTANCES so the OLD COUNTRY.
fIITHE SPIIMCRIIIER IVIVINC: 14. 9 1 E hodtigt
ments' an various pails of Ireland and Siriland.
nindwithsl,w.d , SPOONER. ATWOOD & CO. , Iran
ker4, London, to prepared In draw Sight Eill+ from
One round sterling to any amount required. payable
in all part• of England. dreland, Scotland and W 31,1
Peron, remitting Five Millar-. to tbe Found in par
fends. with the name of the person Who is to draw
:he money, a bill for the amount, with a receint•for
beta to hold, will be returned.
Collections made In alLpatts of Europe, and For
.ign Bills of Exchange cashed- -
J SHERWIN, PODOViDe., Pa.
Jan. 4, 11451
PISS AND PROVISION STORE.
/1 T. WILSON. Pio. 8, South Water St rect. l'hila
kJ...l,4olla, would respectfully inform tne Merch
atitk of Schuylkill and the adjoining counties, that In
ronnet lion with a eeneral Commission husine,,, he
keep. cnnstantly on hunt), a enmplete assortment - Of
Fish and Prosi+ions, enlnsitqln? in part of
Mackerel. Cheep... Butter,
.Serf. items,
Herring, Pork, widen,
Codfish, Lard, ghouiderc, ke.
GY-CnatleA F. Norton. or this place. act. a+ Sate*.
man for this concern, and invites hw filen& to rail.
All orders promptly attended to
Sept 7, 1650
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CHERRY PECTORAL
COUGILS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
,ORONCHITIS, DROOPING-COUGH,
CROUP, ASILIMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
Among the numerous disc4sties Science has
made in this generation to facilitate the ,business of
life—increase its enjoyment, a rid \ even probing Ito.
X
term , human existence, none can tie s, natned.of more
teal value to mankind, than this tont' ibution of Chem
istly to the Healing Art. A vast trial s tif us virtues
throughout toll broad imuntly,has proven beyond a
doubt, that no medicine or combination 01medle Inca
yet known, can so surely control and cure the num
...roue voticties of pulmonary disease %Ilia] have
hitherto swept from our rule, thousands and \thous
ands every year. Indeed, there is now abundant tea
son. to- believe a Remedy has at length been found
which, can he relied on to core the most dangerotia
affections of the lungs. Our apace here will not per
us to publish any proportion of the cures affected
by its use, but we would present the, following °pin-
Mos of eminent men, and trim (Luther enquiry to the
circular which' itie Agent below named, will always
be please d to fitrnish free, wherein ate full particulars,
andiudirmutable proof of theie
From the President of Amherst College, the celebra
ted Professor HITCHCOCK.
— James C. Ayer—Sir: I have used your Cherry
Praorat in my own case of deep,sated Bronchitis.
tind' am satisfied front its cheMical comtitution, that
it if an admirable compound for the relief of laryngeal
and toonch tat difficulties- umy opinion as to Itsitu
perior character can be of any service, you 'mkt lib
erty to use it as you think proper.
EDWAILD lIITCIICOL'K .
1.7 ! I U.
Froin the toktely celebrated Professor SILLIM AN. M.
U., 1.. I. tr., Prnfe.sni of Chemistry, Mmetalogy„ -
&cVale College, Member of the Lit. His.
tied. PhilaJa. awl Scientific Societies of
America and lurope.
"I deem the Cherry Pram', 2n admirable compo
sition Ciom tome of the best artielev in the Materia,
hirdica, and a very effective remedy for the class of
di it is intended to cure,"
New HAVEN * ft., Nov. 1 . 1849 .
Mei. PATTI:3ON. President of the S. C. Senate
steles he has used the Cherry Pectoral with wonder
ful turrets. to cure au inthuisusation of the lungs.
Fr o m one of the first Pbysicians in Maine.
Sato, Ne. , April2G, 1849.
Dr. J. C.Ayer,Lowell.—Dear Sir: I am constantly
using your_Cherry Pectoral so toy practice, and "prefer
it to any other medicine for pulmonary conim, i i nr „ . _
From obvervationof many revere cases, I hmennvinc
ed it wilt cure coughs, colds, aod diseases of the
that have put to defiance all Other remedies.
I invariably recommend its use in tasesof coma top
tion,end consider it south the best remedy known for
that disease. Respectfully yours,
I. it. CUSHMAN, K. D.
Prepared and maid by JAS. C. &VCR, Practical Che
mist, Lowell, Kass.
Bold In Pauseille, '4,mi* 0. BROWN; Miura
vine, 3. 8. FALLS; and Druggists generally • •
April 5,1831 14.3111
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tIMAVISMIMI—first gushily . PEA-Tll=B. far
A' sale by - K. IaiIATTII & BON.
Mirth IN, DI6I
lons tl. C. itIARTIN, Agent
INDEMNITY
=
George W. Int lidrds
Ml=M=
j 893.558 f. 5 Storka,
InB 358 90 C3SII, Cr
51 5C3 25
45,157 h 7
$1,210.897 1.7
ME=
C. T WlLsos,
No. 8 Sontn %Taw' Street
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THE MIN ERst JOIMNAL, - ;AND POTTSVIMF GENERAL ADVERTISER
lIM
MEER
71,:2 1 *:4 , 0t , 11. 2 :gtit
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S.' P...TIPIVAISEND9S SARSAPARILLA.
''
The fGe.aaulate: Article,
rtaEATLY IMPROVU,D—mANtirAcilme:u IN
vl Dorr. crilimoN, the (:teat efiemi.t.
• •• '• 'Air. S. P. :Tostat.sid' a Sarsaparilla.
The most Extraordinary Medic:Mu in the %Vcirld !
Over two hundred and fifty thousand persous cured
of various de-eases, within the lasi two years. It area
•, Sercifnla. Stahl:aro Ulcers, • Effects of Merea_..
.• ry, Fever Sores, Erysipelas. Rheumatism,
Consumption. General Debility. Drs. t .
. pepsia, 114144t1Vete-eil. Skin Disea • . .
nee., liter COMplaint. Dropsy
' and Caul. Ritmo onus.
• Cancer% 31141Tumorv, Heart Diseases.
The great beauty of this medicine is, that it never
injures the constitution, a ndls always beneficial even
taidriNd daltraitt, and in thi-oins ann ticine e g e rdi.,-
co6n - cd I 'it creates new. pure. and rich blood and
that . ..aril , e the bone Thous:gods are ready to testi
fy to its many virtues,
GREAT SPRING AND SLIMMER MEDICINE.
Ferry per-.nu should take ebottle .spring.and fall.xo
regulate the 'sycderti and drive out all impurities.
TAKE CARE OF 1 • 011 It CHILDREN. !
One bottle of Ur. S. P. ToNiiiP4 , lllP9 Extrari•of Sar
saparilla will clentine the system of it child.
READ THE EviouNcE. -
-
Thin in 111 certify, that itty 4'llllll we. afflicted With a
lllhound° ii heave to the face (winch ...ivied !the ef
forts of my fa wity.physmianJ and oat. eatirelt cured
by half a battle "r Or. S P.'rowaneall's Sarsaparilla.
WILLIAM WOOD,
Uniontown, Fayette cti.; Pa., July 2. ISSII
'PRI, in torertifr that we Wavo...ild Dr. S. P. Totivn
sentni Saisapanlin , ftir many yearn, land consider it a
very valualile suateine. many eaten having Ithed ef
fected lit oar via twit . A young man by the •naide of
Wentley Raillersiek, of this place, 4'3.4 4 . 111e41 of the
Si torah, ihaviiittlaige lump , in his neck/ by the ' tlSe
~f 4444 e both THOS. REED, & SON,
.': Hu atinxitan, Pa ;July 3d, inso.
.., -
NOTICE..
The itithiltit arc. implied that Dr. S. P. Townsiaid's
EstrarditrS,O.apai ilia, will in future be inanufactio
ed ander the till ertion o f •..1 atoms Rt. Chilton, Cheinixt.
Whose ,name in , conitertlon: with that of Pr. S. I'.
lrown , e4).l. V1111144' 1111011 each bottle, tO 111,141 4 111 fraud.
Sold lit DANNAN'S
IlnokAtite, P . t itowllle. Wholesale rind' Retail.
Crllruggist , and others ore hallooed that we have
made arrangements to sispoiy this Ittellieille by the
Oaten, at 1114 4 Maiiiihionrets' pores. Ih will he In
t h e ir h ivatorwe their fur in 111 , 4rIlte their 4 411111.1114Mt1i
44, '
1"11.. teir"llll9 article. wag shill a.
few t ~,,, atb.C.1.20,,r0r the sum 01 llnt. ilmadrrd Vioy
samd thdlors, the: he.t wide urr'ot rtc 4ilal wort It an a
mwhr inn. Th.• has Illeen
The :wide o,,hf Intl Or. Jacob l'ownqt.ntl'l. I.; all
t , t • t uf to a Vender of Fr -
tieeellcills eie New 1 "05. and .1 lirm paw him viiVeral
hundred doll n..a I,•ear`t,.4ltt , :ll,: , 4,111:11131111e, feel 1/1e•
leleritile, of 3t3111430 turinp i•oliee.ant PIO paln . t ,
it o tr A timit - R.ittnittt. art 'ch.:* I.3<t•al
-1111!! )31,th SatsalihrillaL
r , l(you want' the rename article' alwa%a as.k ran
Dort. S. P TeeiVrifie.llll .,
Atm 3.1850
szatire's Patent Fire Proof PAINT.
• • Flom
Soh,eriher. , ,r, rived a further sup
idx ,dagular and salanh r substain e In
10 I fle• rector, they have a beatiliful
chocolate...if brass sand ne now In
use, and po — ntiirli .sdruit.l for the front of hilildlittlA
11/Qtedieltt. are ailh a. alumina and pro
want.. or 1I 1. 11, Wll Idll u. t opinioil 01 1•CItIlliat; men
irl 1 kral tier liv ar,Collith , for its fire-pfisof tritilre — the
two forinvr •,11.4Ianres Iselin; !mil rotiditlatav, alal the
latter ...liar ay a C.. 111,11,10 bi 101 the is hole loaether
„Ill.! in:eke .1 iii ill and thlrAde paint.
1 FOl 14 Milked IV 11 11 I.uare el Oil. dill' applied
*dill a thro , h. the Illi• ordiitars, pa..o, lo v6creed
Cr,, Z1,11 . 0'311\ paper,.l. C. 11 ht.rdellg gradll
r all% and herotad4 fire-prno f II k partl.nlarly voila
lete tier 1111. r. if lintlann.n...textnhoat a 111 ral-11
railroad to tolae. , ,feare , ..4 id.ddirdk sled will, the
aril. le lel our of-tile', veil int of ex
pen.,
Npw 11011 , 101% , pI•11 at The nitre elthe Aild=tri
her. 11'i11111SITh. ItitterfiejtS &
No 1:1!,:.,1,11. From Philada
r-ht
April?']. I"I'
LUMBER! LUIVISER ! '
'IMF. SUBSCRIBER:4 WOULD MOST RESfiECT
1, fnlly public, that Ilicv are now prepar
ed to 111:11111larlarY all killd•I of ruhrr \P 6ilr'Pin r,
fellow Pine nP Ilenilack In VB.:teringl.mb or
Park. t'. at theft Saw Min. , . in Hush township,
rrhuybk ill roomy. 01(001 9 mile. from Tamaqua.—
They Imps, by t+ellt....t at for pricey and a digtaglian
to render •ait lartiot, to 'all who may have dealings
.with Ihrm. In merit a:liberal vliare ial palronuge.
All Inank folly received :111a , PeetillY !Seen
ted. They a ilicatildot f.t deliverinr. lumhrr at any
along the Readine !dolma.' .1 . rlhitylk dl
Canal
tciehiue ialarlziallon r..qitecling the rue
of Soother, 414, P {.base altal,S9 Fr:1141111 C. S mil A,
Agent, Tamaqua. or the moirrs3g tool at. , .ProPoor. n,
litontgraw , tv coliht! ,
!• 2 MITII & MINTZER.
11-fon
SOAP and Candle FACTORY.
EMIREI
'I , IIE ,iIIRSCIIIIISER PA VINi: PURCHASED THE
I :4.tap anti rtritita nI Fran. 1..
the llor4.tigh qt Ale. het.. 115 rives that
tittif catty - flip, Of .it , idivilit oo 4 huo , r ll at Dlr.
I,t,lte'4 old -Witt, 0 h.•t. he I, 'tali:111,110 futrti.h all
the :Ifni its n. till hip tit id1qi114 . .4 dl %et% lot•est
-"twit." 1110 patrrmagr •of the
freildigeuolidriu t t at th. st. ill iititt it to their
5.1,1 4 21 , Iran
BLIND MANUFACTORY
Till/111 . $( 1 1s#,VENITIAN , MANIIFAC
-1 • turer, fitted up a New r•tahli-linimit, at
No. 15 Smith Bth street, bet we.•n Market and Chesnut
street•,Philadelphia..o here he will keep always on
hand or make to ordisr. in , and narrow !alai Window
411in,N, of the toot fashionable kind, of tLe toe,i ma
terials and w'orkman•htp, and 31 the shorte•l notice,
and lowest tads priee+. Also, thae oo I faNliloriable
r;atierns of Wlndim iiliade9 and Reed Blinds, all of
which will be disposed of on the lowest termi. The
publieln general are reepeetfully invited to give Min a
eall,as every attention will be given to accommodate
them in the bolt manner
Phlla—Nov. ,IG. 1850
QMSRELLAS & PARASOLSi ,
xsyt.t.iNfl tor,eitc2o.—ttAviNoinEci
ded In quit the buslneaa, I propose to Sell ins
stork weery low price. It einhrnres the tat
eq and tw.at de.lratile styles. Von ate invited to call
and cxandne Whi 11. RICHARD:4(4N,
Nn 104 Mat ket atreet. l'hilada.
N 11 1001 of foal 44111 be taken in eirbange
for
April '5. 1,51
• CHEAP BLINDS AND snAnEs.
.
I) J. 1V11.11.1A14:4. No. 12 North
11. Jo.r. :11•6. Nlarlo , t F.l I'llll3 Premium \ ' elll ,
MO 111 :tlOlllll4ltlll..r.and
.I+k: the ...tent ion 1111.111. (.4 to Ili. I altt ., toekt
Ott-inL . Pon Pair of of rew utyle: 31,4 toho,
\V1.1.• N'lttOtt . Slat 6'llll r.i.ry 3111103 M trim
tliNtll Par,. of 00..4 mill pattern...
W1...Fr...1r am! Rer3lt, at the lowe.t rash prices.
Mh.tiCll A NT$ will ling' it to their intert,l In tall
painto4 and TH111111.41 to 10.1 k equal to new
I'llll3da.. April 5:l"Si 14-3 m
Perry (Davis' Vegetable Pain
• Killer.
PRE WONDER' OP TOR AGE.—INTERNAL &
I E.ri of RI : WO A et eat .lisrovery and valua
ble mean Nvery family should have a twill,• in
rare Ii core,
rholiern. nOWrl comidmint., Diarrhea
find A,ur. IlyNeiderv. Pain
in the II a,I. It ru wry, Rhrnma
ti+m.
Dysppp-in. and Man.,
READ TIIE F:KIDENCE.
TIII4 certifier, that I have (or ,reyeral months uned
Mr. tlatrts• %teem:P.le P.lin Kilter hr my ramify In
several of Om, rams I'm which it In recommended.
and find it 4 very ,INeftll Ili mil y merlieine.
sA. IlltnN4ON.
•
N,tor of 2,1 rs:,plioq-cionyti, Fall Riv..r.
71,1irrst, Jltirtha'• Vinyard.
Thin may nerify that I Imre lI.MII Davin' Kil•
er anh rti.al quirrewq in ra , reA of curd, .i n f antum,
Common 11" Mel
arr., and would rhr.rinlly rrrnmmrgd It a.a vatuahlr
a m ity JAK. 111101111F11.
Fit Es t, User --this may rnrtify Iltat 1 atilt live
the lain Killer in my family. My health lias'been en
iron! for three or tour month., pant, that I have hut
or on tae, for it, and would rproinntimil it to
the RICIIARD PECKMAIM,
Fall River, 2,1 month. rtti.
For :t.alr by JENKINS gr SHAW,
• 1r25 Chest' ut Street,
General u:desalt. Agent?. for Eamertt Pennsylvania,
to whotna ‘ II ottler.4 and niiillifaliong for Agencies
from Eatiaortt Pennsylvania ,hould be addressed.
ll RANNAN. •
Wholesale ittlll Retail Agent for
05•Driiethl.;.itid others supplied to sell agattl.Pl the
regular tales: ••
• Atm IT, IMO 33. tf
AFFLICTED READ"
MEDICAL 130175 E.
psTAlll.ltillED 15 TEARS AGO, fly Da . KIN_
1`.4 ICT/I.IN, N. W. Corner Of Third, and Union
between sprure and Pine ritreeis. l'hihlelphia. •
Touch and Manhood; or a Premature Death.
KINKELIbi ON SELF PRESERVATION—ONLY
2$ Cents. TRW Hookjiint publi•lied,'in tilled with use.
fill Information. on the infirmities and diseases of the
Human Organs. It adJressec itself alike to Youth,
Manhood and Old Age,.and should he lead by all.
The trainable advice and Impressive warning it giver
will prevent years of misery ..nd suffering and save
annually They.andn of Liven.
Parents by reading it will learn how to prevent the
distinction of. beli children.
•s•A remittance of 2$ cents. enclosed in a Itter ad.
dressed to Hr. Kiakelin, N. w. (lulu, of Third and
Union Slieets, between Spruce and Pine, Philadel
phia, will ensure a book under envelope, per: return
of mail.
Person/. at o distance may alidiemi - Dr. 6.6 g letter,
(pnat-pold and he cured at home. • •
Packages of; Medicines. Directlana i ikr.. toiwarded
by sending a remittance, and put up 'tactile from dam
age or cormaity.
Book-sellers, News Agents, Pedlass, Cans;tssers,
• an otbentintYpliettwith Ow above work at very
low rates.
August 24, 1830
_•._rAssiawanst._Tsuusts.
ineaIPIMMINEIng
orairtrol ng i , pa P lu
ptalip P h i g, - "mtret,
REA:AT
—summer Atrangetnent.—)Pangs.'llitnosn—From
Philadelphia lo Pottsville, two Passenger Thins daily
(sntidayii excepted.) On and after April 1, 1851. Iwo
trains will be rue each wiy,dail xt, lietween Phila
delphia and yotls
OR •
• HNING LINE.
Leaves,Philadelphia 4171 o'clock, U. daily. ex
cept Sundays. Leaves Poltreille, at :10`c
daily, except Suodaya. '
AFTERNOON LINE.
Leaves Ptdladrlphia at 31 o'clock. daily.except Sun
days.' Leaves Pottsville it 31 o'clock, daily, e givpi
Sundays.
FARES. •
11st clam tare 14 claws) •
Between Phila. and Pottsville; 44 43'
Between P 511.1. and Sandhi'. 1 75 I 45
• print in 'Philadelphia. !comet of Broad and Tine
streets. 'Passengers "ennitsil rides the cars, unless pro
' sided vs it ha ticket. , , • •
Filly pounds or baggage will be'allowe l. .l to each pat=
stinger in 'these. lines. and passengers \ire 'expostatY
prohibited from taking anything as bares bus their
wearing 10201, which will he al the risk of its
owner.By 'alder or tie Board or klatutgers. ' .
. .
S. BRADFORD, Secretoy•
•14.0". • •
RalLßOdtb
ISM
I=
Mt aienta
(yrf CC Or r ialrallLtrt#TlO NLtoaeZ I:riPPAND'AFTER TUESDAY; APRIL 1;4,
the
Pa , aenger Train will leave Tatitaqua.dally (SondaY
earepted,) at 64 o'clock A. M. and 21 o'clock P. AL.
and.connecirwlth the Moaning and 'Afternoon Train./
frnm PRlleville, on the fteadinollitros4.
,ftriarritng, will love Port Clinton. on the arrival
or Die Warning Train from Philadelphia - onthe Bead
ing RAilroad. FARE.
To-Philadelphia, •
Port Clinton, -
JOHN ANDERSON Geneial Agent
Tainaqua%Aptd 19,11351 1 15-tr
NEW ARRANGEMENT,
HOWARD. EARL ' c CO.'S.. EXPRESS Lint.—
WeAre prepared to receive futwdid Daily Per
Passenger Train.. (our Retires. 4 ear tents iduaYs
in charge of epeelsl4eoengers) nieschandize of all .
Jest riptions,packages,t;bUOdles,wele.baok note,. &Le.
Aisn, particular attentino paid' to collecting Rills,
Drafts and Accounts. Packages and finoilsdethered
daily in all intermediate places,betwecer Philadelphia
dud Poiteville. oMo...l4:entre, Street. Pottsville;
N 0.43. South Third Street, Philadelphia; Nn. 6 Wall
Stre4 , t, New York No. - 8 Court Street, Basing
HoWARD, EARL 4 rn.
April 5. •16-If
- - _ _
FREIGHTS &MS ON COAL.
()Frice n V THE N ;
TOLL ON ANTIIFLACITE COAL—Tiff: .11 ATES
of Tull ful Anthracite Coal carried on the wnoce of
the Schuylkill riavigatin.o Company - will he 1.4 follows
finin thlkdate until farther n dire : ,
firwlgohurg Landing
IlAnibure - - '
Mohniville •
Althouse's •
Rending - -
Birdsliniough r
Porilinion -
Pcdtptow,n Landing
lioyer's Ford
Phrcul=vilie'• -
ImniM•rvillt•
Dam
Valley Forge -
Pont tiriimAy -
No.rrislown and Dridini - Pori -
Plymouth Dam
Conshohocken - ' - -
'Spring Mill - - - -
Marayuq . .- - - -
P11113f10111113 -
fly ardor of the Maimgris.
F. FIUME?. Pr
March 92, IESI
FREIGHTS & TOLLS ON COAL.
'.',
OFIICI4. OF THE & th!ADIPIIi n•11.11:0Aii . 0
flitta.l,lnAts,..ffurch 15, 11151 1
The Ileirq of FREIGHTS 31/11 T 01.124 rin Coal;
potted by than Company, Will be us (snows f
Mara; 17 th, lesl, until furiber notice:
itschnintid,
-
Ineline,l Plane,
icetov..n. - -
tirrumlown Railroad, - - ,1 GO 155 135
FaII of Kebuylkill, - I GO 15t 135
Manayunt, • - - - I'so I 45 155
conalioltocken & Plymouth IL It . 40 1 35 I 20
It Irwin I mite below Nortrelown, ' 35 I it/ I IS
orrimnwn or flrulgr ( port. ' - :to' tl5 lin
Port Kennedy. • - • .A 5 1411 .I 05
Valley Forge. - - - - 20 lIS I 1 ) 0
lthenixvilir, - - • - In: 1 US, 90
. . ,
Bayern Ford. - - - - .110 '1 Orti 90
PCIIIRIOWII, - - - la, I 06 9li
lintinlaetnytite, - • 1 0511 0 4 i 00
Bauntsiovirit, - - -- - . 95 90 m 5
Beading. - - - . - . 1 .ets I SO, 75
Between Reading and Allihtarilitt, , 85 I tinr 75
Moltrayille, . i .E. 5 75 70
Bantitura, 701 fd,
th..wiyalturg, - - - - BO .siti
By ostler of the 0113T41 of Mattatito.. 4 4
M. BR A 1 1 1 ,011 1 ), Werri -*
March 22, 1i.05112-if.
PHILADA & READING RAILROLD
RIS V." 74 ri
ItEDUCTION OF FREIGHT ON Mk:RCIIANU V F
to Canunence Maul' I. 1051
RATEti OF FREIGHT PER 100
•4 .1 .4
,
VitTlll.E!, TRAM/PORTED
lot Cann.—Tiltanninnais Crri.Brir k
If e, Iron Ore. Linintone, Pig Iron. r 4 tic 4i •t.
10aQtrr. Taco,
241 Booms, Burr Blocks,
Dement, Grhtdrtodrr Gunk°, Laths,
Pa, h. Railroad Iron. heavy, Burin. 101 rtr. 51eir
Sill , . Shingles, Tar, Turpen
tine, Timber end Lumber.
Class.—Ale, Beer and Porter-)
Ashes, Put and Pend, Bark, Barley,
Bones and Horns, Coffee, Cotton,
I I: , c 4 T KLINERT
IA!
Whiskey & Domestic Llquora,Grain,
Iron Castings, rough; Roiled 83 r Or $4.13. cls diets
Hammered Iron, Boiler Plates, Plat
Dar Railroad Iron, Lead and
Molasses, Pntntoes, Nails aniSpikes
Salt Provisions, huger, galiiittre &
Toharcn, unmanufnclured
FLOUR per barrel, 25 Cl.. 11 as
4th ela33 Apple., Bran, Bniter
CherFe, cordage,Eaiinen-ware Rag, I
Groceries, (eseept those vtated)hemp
Hardware & Cutlery, hollow-ware, I
I.lrd, Leather. Live r3tork. Matinfae- ear 4EI
lures or Iron,ar Machinery ; 011,0)s-
ters, Paint+, Raw Hides, Rage. Rue-
sia Sheet Iron, Seeds, Steel. Sweet l ,
Potstio.s,Tallptv , Vinegar & Wire.' J
KEE
. .
!VA Clans.--ilooki and 'S.lailorieo,l
Boots and Shoes. Camphina k.. Spirii
Oil, China, Glass and Queens's are, I ,
•
Cigars, Conferilonery, Dry Goods. 21 cis. ; 1i Ls
Drugs, Fresh FLO, Meat and Fruit.
Foreign Liquors flops, Spiriis of
1 .
Tippeni hie, Teas, Wines and Wool.
-
March 1,1 8 51 841.
Mal
DANNAN'S PASSAGE AGENCY
P. W. lIVILNMS & e 0 .
itsTkaimtiri) tiv
•
General Pargage and Foreipm E.rehang•eOlfies.
Y. W. Slit/SFS S 3 Stllllll
Ze STREET. New Yink.'N :1(11,E11 IS
gm,r WIIARP,IIO3I.m. tel NORTO-SECW,I)
STREET Phibutelpbia GRAVP:It
.P Fs' sTuarr, !Su , thleatw. ,
P. W. BYRNES & CA.. 3G WATill.
LOO ROAD. Liverpool, 13 EDEN (WAY. Dublin.
FOR REMITTANCES TO AND PASSAGE F R OM
ARRANGEMENTS FOR Islsl.—The subscrators
begs to inform the public throughout the United Ntaes
and Canada.. that [toy have completed their ename
l:tient» for the year 1851. Permits sending for tlyir
friends, of abase returningto the •• Old Country." sill
find it their interest to select our several magnificint
and well.known Lines of Packelsomiling au below,
for their conveyance. No expense has been spareiltn
have Emigrant" made comfortable during the some,
All passengers engaged with us will be shipped iinaq
the superintendence of our own Firm ;;—being Its
Oldest Established and most extensive in the Trace„
and with such unequalled arrangements, 'Emigrant,
will meet with fatilitlea from us, that no other it ime
can furnish. We can confidently assert, without feu
of contrailietion,that of the hundreds of Thousattla
rent out by na during the last "Twenty-stn Tears"
not one has had just cause of complaint.
411 oar curt:gement* ere - plainly stated, mid rtes
wade are strictly adhered to.{!
In allcases where persons decline coming the money
will be refunded without deduction. on returning us
the. Puente Certificate and Riceipt.
Remittances to Estelaud, Ireland. Scallio, it Wale..
The subs, fiber' have at all times for sale DRAFTS
at sight. fur any amount, nn the NATION AL BANK
OF IRELAND AND ALL ITS REANCIIEs, gee.,
whith are paid free of discount In all the princtial
towns throughout the United Kingdom. Persons re
aiding in the country, mad wishing to send money to
heir friends, may Ignore its being dunecorri city, on
their remitting oa.the amount they wish sent, whit
the name and address 'of the person for whom It Is ia.
tended: a Draft will then be forwaided per first
SAILING PACKETS or STEAMER, and a Receipt
returned by mail.
P. W. & Co. have well known respeinsible Agents
in all the seaport towns in IRELAND. SCOTLAND
and WALES from whence Steamers leave (of Live,_
pool, and In many of the interior towns, who are
most attentive to Emigrants on embarcation, at the
various ports. In fact all our arrangements fOr Pis_
tessera, and the payment of our Draficare so perfect
that no possible delay or dirappointineut ran occar.
t} For ratifier particulars apply to or address by
letter, post, paid, P. W. Di EINES & CO.,
83 South street, New Toth,
or BENJ. HANNAN. Potteeittp,
If you &rite your Onsineaa tranaacted promptly
and safely, &altar B. Bannan'e Office'. where the draft
are leaned, payable in all paws of Eumpe willenw
die
roont, at any of th e Ilankg, without any delay,
Jang
It. 1811 2-tr
__l
rro TII E LADIES AND GENTLEMEN WIIG
I are Parents, Boys and Found Gentlemen of Potts
ville, Pa.. and the suirounding ueigbbortmcd. Your
attention is particularly invited to the largest and
complete assortment of 110Yrr and CMLDREN'ri
cI.OTIIING. That the subscriber has on band well
adapted to the seasurr,suited for buys of three Yesls
of age. and to young gentlemen or ',lateen.
Ail persons living at a distance, pUrchaslng Cloth,
Ins at this establishment, have the privilege of-re
turning them if they do tiol fit. F. A. 11110 IT,
2164 Chestnut street, below Tenth. Philada.
Feb. ,
JUST RECEIVED A sefturiFlll. ASTICLC
or Raves Combs. which will be sold low by
Dec. 14.185 0. ' • BRIDY 4 EL L T.
ACTIIODIST HYMNS—A large agsonment of
!VI Methodist Hymns always on hand and for sale
at publishers! prices at 8. DAMIAN'S
Asirtiloo6ll
Cbsap Book and Stationer Sloe.
10—il
•
OD
.3 ocl.
MI
2:? a:4 l
ii. :ji
311 t 30
31} 10.
364' 35
411 111CP
414' 40
461 4.,
46 . 1. 45
511 50
51; 50
51; s'a
51; 50
561 55
561 55
~I.} 55
tslL.... 641
611 60
661 65
661 65
'%lt
t'...n
Hil
I CAL 155 'I 35
I (10 155 135
cl fio I 55 I 35
I GO 155 135
Great Britain and Ireland
lIIIITALLIGEnbber Machine BELTING.
EXPERIENCE OP,THE LAST 4 VEAES,
~11. has gained for this Belting the confidence of Abe
comae:fete; this, together with the fact that great im
provements have been'tnade in the quality, warrants
the manufacturervin asserting it to be superior to
loather or any t king elae. for all open Belt', (mote ea
peelally for heavy or main Delta) for the &flowing
. •
(COMM:
— li-.ltheperressequalityof width and thrtkneta which
it tslll retain. •
'l.• No danger of heat under 300 degrees Fahrenheit'
injures it, and it remain./ flexible in any degrxe of, cold.
3. It is of ,t: real strength and 'durability, does • not
'liven the putties, consequently a gtiln of power is I IV
tattled, and - when adjusted to anarhigea y, does not re
quire alteration, tts is 'the ra.e with leather, or any
other.
'4. 10 wide Belting the . test is much below that of
leather or any other.
Alarge orsortutent Oways on hand, anti furhit.hed
of givettleneths. at shortesEnotire.
A~At (41N7 lIRLTINI7.
A srale-nfArrites, by the piece of 100 feel long ;
oeifoot •II ettot, 4-ply 13' tent.
4 " - " "ly•• • "
5 0 23 30 -.
6 " " "4i " '" 35 "
31 " " 40 "
- " ,45
", " :55
54) ' d G 5
TO .4
fit! "
tit - 4
..`
75 "
‘ l l
• 9 1.1
12
13
14 -"-
1,9 11. IA
Is "
2 , A.. ill
B 5
••
NS ". " 105 •4
115 1,10
1 ,05 " e "11,30
WATER HOSE.
Inch, per foot
t - •
It
11 " " 33 '..•
li. " , " ' ' . 38 •.•
4 .• --.' 5••
'2f - 't
• RI ''.' • •• - 60 .•
21 •• ,o 65 .•
For asti . . at Paridry pri" K 5 bY B. BANNit N.
Arra foe the Alaenfartiirere.
Alen, •Ste:im Fackler of ,f, to I loth thick. l'Ar
eltirinec'Riegs, ace., foe Witter Pipe,
AVr il-ka, 1 e 5 1 l—
s
'-,...% New Steam Saw Mill.
1 1 1. 1114: SVIRSCRIBEFF HAVING r.itEc"rr.t) 'trot
ir put into i•peration an ritengivr Steam Saw N dt.
:R,t,the head of SR./et Ceeek, nn a I .llge tract 1.1 the
1...5t timber hail In Schuylkill County— he re prepar-
eJ to furoiNh eared thnhor of all Aar.. tn. ludinv
Pr6454_ nu mines, &v., al the shorte4t MU
ML=
sell his Daintier at lower 1 - 31V:1,111311 illlAle of an V ssilset
establishment , in ilitsvit ion— 11r reeperthsity wslis its
the attention 'of his friend+ and the pohlle general y,
a►sured that a Trial only IlY(..s.ary to secure their
patron.tge. Pigeons dessirings Luinber„'woll apply to
'the subscriher its Pottsville, or to lila Agent at the Mill
Lumber .U414'1'1141 at any point
,Aligns! 17, NW
ONLY $25 FOR A 1301VIEST.F.Ati
Far.tos./Porik aver $1g,506, and 6,4110 I. to
• • be distributed amen,. (400 Snbeeribers.
To supply the deinand for .
the Lots and Parma at Het- • x ....., - , .
..•• manoville. I have- hid out •a' : ,.."•1
I liff 5 'annth6 (met, adjoining the T'• -1 : : kr
111 ;
i t
, Long Islatol Railroad and the -
land already' mold at Iler- , --
niantiville, to he of tho V:1111C f i 7. 1 ., and dispilko of an
divided among the purchasers in the saute matinee a
tlioiC recently snlit there. ..
' 2 ••
I have been Induced to do this from the great ~Urn!ter
!ter of persioo; wishing to'porchipe tbove Lot-4 and
Farm!, as the tinprOvements to that part of the Igtlaird
are coustantly'increaviog, and large nntoberv.ol per-
Anna have nAw becbtne Interested iii ihnxe: land+
Thin additional tract it In r very respect equal to the
otlirr;'und at the rale they ate now bring liken't they
will all,be sold Ina shell 11111, ,About VA) ,113,...a Are. ,
Each 511liSeffisi.r is entitled 1.18 bat: 20 by 100 feet,
lying together, or a Farm of from to 20 acres. The
charm! are limited at 825 - pai abbe; 85 when Nititarribpsl
Gtr,.*s oniu before 1110. 413) of albitributton, and the
,balance in miniality hmlahurnL. 0(8,3. II
Warr:llll.4. Dri.d Will 142 Math' not immediately :tiler
the diiittibutinh, and delivered directly after pitying
j the balance.
. .. .
The 11.11191 are ititilated in 1110 Villagehf ii ERNI A N N-
V1l.1.1.:: on the Illting Island Railroad, ['minty of Sof
folk.iind 50 miles from the (My of New York: and ad
join' Lakeland, alto a new village, recent!) tail 1.111,
where handio .... e liontlings.are erected.
It is nue of the healthiest plavea in the II sifilem.
m o twablo one inkle of Ronkonkoma Lake, a beautiful
,i,„ t oh ayato-f.ati;nd three miles invirolinfereliee„ of
slngular transparence, and ol great _depth, with in ,
Mbtindatike ()Nish. The Village ha hut 1 tulles distant 1
' from the great -South flay, whirl Is 5 nine.: ... n it, no d
111 uillea long abundant !) ,. ..tupplied with oysters, i tarns
and Ash of various kinds.
These lands w ill produce as much per acre, w oh the
same r ulityationoi SI any laud within fitly notes of the
city of New York.
“I.rcu Isit.arrii Wm:AV.—Ai the annual meeting of
• the New York A grienltural Sudety, held at Albany,
on the 20th ins! , for awarding hieminins riii I'leill
Craps, he find Suffolk County stands second heel —r,
slight henor—in raising wheat. 511. Stonuel 1..
Thompson of Set au kit, teeth iiil the second mei tt i 11l n
of sls ' for Winter Wheal, 12 bitstaels I peltk h. the
: o .r e Mr. Thompson's WM at is of a variety which
has been raised but a few years on the ISlliii.:tlld the
yield prove' it well :oh, pted to the soil, &c. Th.. 3g
•lf littoral eaparines of Long !laud are liegioning to
be developed " Lont. Wunder
rietataket I, aloott :-. oak, finial the..l3lnl (llerniann.
ville,) and !nun lodter,hy natty.. than ilia, land • now
offered for Hale. Thi.. , wheat 1+ a tiny varlet), 1.1 :1
entteritir kind. and was pond for 'need *heat to .55 la r
' bushel, and Mr. Thomron received for the Itrotitir I of
LI Mlle more than two acres, over $4llO.
There have been raised during the pant seastni. she
very Ite•I or etirll, nod Potatoes 150 hlndlels per acre,
Ego Plants and a variety of garden vegetables. oti
'amt near die Long I,Lind Railroad, tit Lake Road. or
Lakeland, where a Post ()Ince has leen established,
for which premiums at the eltitiolk rotattly Agrirtillit •
rat I. sir, held Steptenitiei 241 th 1 4 50, Were givi ri. A 1.40
peas. beans, onions, squ'ashes, pumpkins. heel , and
alitqat
241
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1'1w1..114.wan2 is from Ihr New York Fainter ..41
Alerhauir of November 7th, BfAt. and W. 19 Written by
Mr st,rr, the editor, who vlstual the 11111/19
cheat, potatoes, and crops, feint Fedi.. it. the a Mlle.
n,nre 1'31 , 1.11 31 Lake,liol, in•af Refitl3llll9;llr -. 13114.11.
"11:1v1111! a few 11•1 1 11ife during the past tires.
w e wet ,. c,... ve ved user boll!! 19131111 RA1401141, to
tare* tract of the Count rt fa. ) Eros.. New
. y,„k, which we m i d Is. Ile capable of vent' 5ucc,...11.1
and profita b le cultwatune. Although late in the sea
son, and vwwed under some disadvantage. we ...re
sus prised at the quality and abundance ..f 1111. cforlint
94,h1C11 had been I'lolll a W l lllOll ..f the land,
3.0131.0 the winter crops. whirls appeared unn.itatt)
it/milking. Wheal. which had been .o{Vit bill two of
three weeks. presented a be.witifulthrilly;tlipearlitee;
90111 e wnup3. brel9, and other vreetables 1101 yet
gathered for w lute r ww, would. °lnvite idya
ty with the best lit the New Cork market
already in the cellar,. were vcry tine, n cahoot a vc.aie
diAease, awl corn A, 'ollie In lb, field n . . 1.4 not sue
passed by h that We saw on lands vale-,;
titan one hundred dollars ner acre lino vr
tattles which received the premium at , ottroti,
Eats. were falsed from 3 portion Of 1111,. grou nd
had not bees. undereultivation.l3 nvottla.. A Ito;,ther
we-h. ere trey favorably intprewsed wilt, out ',pot to
these land,. favorallly'otfered ro lint public, at
prices which cannot jail to 41.111b1e In it Ca•Tv eat, and
tie wroth] Invite the attention Of Meese tt hit desire a
cheap and uligthle faln., to Il.ie location."
Ilerniatinville Station i; located on the t.ottWrs of
the Long, Inland Railroad, whence cat,. lot. several
lime. n slay to Brooklyn and New l'otk. The surface
of the land i. ano.olh and level, and she 91IffoitinIn.g
(Minify 19 in•ifectly heal% hv. all&Wilhin a few tales
of this pl3re, highly cultivated and valuable, having
been settled for 'o. re 111311 3 1111mlfet1 31111 11111 r3,-,
rind here similar lands sell al from 650 to .1":(10 per
acre
The l a nds are as gum.) as repiesented. 11101,1,. EnOti as
any OM land on the Island, and when cultivated, n 01
pordm r tit the IsigheA degree.
The le till was once heavily t lifibe red ; same port into,
are now covered 0:1111 a 111111 . 1 V 0'01 , 1111.r
nal / and pine %V lis plenty. And ectie.,llr rhertp
in that part of Om , Fite 55.00.1 is cheap that
n huh Is suitable to be rot into cord-wood, for the N
Terk market. Is of uniform pr ice, :ind ha-. Gut a pleat
many )caf-t been always Cull•ti•lt.ctal a t ash ait tele .111
the Island
Their is material nu the land for C 1111 l 111011 reIICIIItt -
good clue. not rails can be had within a few muleslof
these lands in abundance All building iintietta I 1;111
be had at the dep..tv ateettpot I. and
at many intermediate places. at the usual market
pores There :ITC 011111.10 W 411.:111.4 of w. t iet
in thew. Hew land,, and running into lite great smith
hay, whit It are remark:OM for their pnrii mid ti.•
fail—indeed, dry weather makes very Intl,, change in
them, they are unfailing; stud welts nre of virus
depths--Trobahly, over these new lands, in the mid
dle legion of the Island, the average depth will be
about v 5 feet ; at Illerinannv Ole. as the ground is high
er. they .ire deeper. Sub,ribers are nol compelled
In build.
There are now churches and schools within two tut .
three !nitro of the ; and within four miles,
mills. factories, stores. and villages. !All Ile privile
ges of an Mil sullied Clllllllll' :MI 10 he had here ; and
the people of Suffolk • County pride tilPlll.l.lnr‘ on
being a- highly moral. orderly, and religious people -
All of my SIIbSCHIICri .11•C'aCtlallia of re:wet:lMM y.
The land ran be very easily cleared, and the cost of
settlement will depend almost entirely upon line settler;
he can lay out as notch or little. as he chooses. Ido
not know of any objections to the:place or to the land
for a settlement and the Name labor and induistry
which maks successful and .prounurous settlements
In other parts of the Country. bestowed upon these
lands, cannet fail in 140.11/CP favorable resells.
The climate is in every paiticular healthy and pleas
ant—the mails are grind, and always passable at ail
seasons of the year—the winters aro short and mild.
com pa re d to tier winters on the main lo the north of '
the highlands—there in auldom sleighing More than
two or three weeks on the Island.
What IS remarkable; a crop is :tetanal injured by
domed—there is no part of the country 'where there
P. so little injury from drought as on Lobtt Island; not
Is there any injury froM wet—there Is no heel or cold
land on the island All the land along the margin of
the streams can he made highly valuable 'at a small
cost, for there its 110 such thing as a flood or fr e shet an
In the interior pull - 411m country, by t?lturti often very
great damage in done : such an event as the carrying
off a bridge, nr the breaking of a mill dam.' w ith
dattlaiP, to altunst unheard of nn Long Island. The
streams and bays - abound in fish and wild fowls Of
every variety.
The land Is now being BlllVeyell, and the lots and
r arpi „ ra ltd ont. , as to designate! each Int. and farm
an laid down on the Maps. thereby saving subscribers
from any expense for surveyind. Persons wishing In
avail themselves of the splendid chance for a Home
stead or Farm offered above, must apply outer).
to consequence of the(treat numher of letters from
all parts of 'lie cnnntry. esiring infornoation of these
lands. It has been found necessary to answer them in
this form.
1:5- Apply 1.1 CHARLES' WOOD, Atationer, 117 John
street, near Pearl. N. V. who wilt receive remittances
and forward, receipts therefor try return tut mad. lie
will also gr tintiously furnish Wart pnd temphlels of
the property, and utters fullyugive such other infm Ma
llon as may be desired.
WirlflD, 117 John street, N V.
i also desire to San 1111111 have gond Farming land.;
woad of my village lands. which 1 well sell in 5 acre
lota or upwards, at frosts 110U1 to * 5O per acre. These
inattS ate well situated for farming and gardening pur-
Meting. in eve!) , respect ;
PliVilege Railroad,and having the advantage 811 d
wlll.ll cleared and cultivated.
HMV will be equal to any land on the island, and equal
to that which, in the vicinity of all the old villages
.and settlements of Long Island, sells for 850 to $2OO
' per acre, • •
0. References as to the quality Of the hinds ran be
made to lion. Henry Meier. and Gen. Chandler. of the
American Institute. Warms 351 Broadway, N. V.; C.
Marton. publisher. Fulton street, N. V.; ,D. J.
Brown, Esq., nilice of the Amerman Agriculturist,
Ih7 Water street, N. V.: Dr. E. F. Peek, 364 siat tz .ct„
Brooklyn • Alden J. Spooner, 3 Front-street. 144o:-
11,01 (2„ 1 1. Striker, Jr., 78 Broadway, N. V.; John
Eadic. Jr.. U. B. Life Insurance company, 27
N. -V.; Wallarns. Brothers. Editors of the Attuning
Ater. Nassau susses, cornet of Ann street, N. V.; 0,
Holman, stationer, Bolton, Massachusetts; Liberty
Gilbert, 19 Boardman Building. Troy. N. Y. ; Thomas
Masora and Georee 0..1.) , 51aaa. Jersey City ; J.evi
- Dodge, of Dodge & Co.'s E.:press. 118 West street.
tleorge C. Morgan, Jr.. 221 Beall street, N. Y.; Jonn
C. Boatel 711 Ludlow street, N.- V.; F. B. Palmer,
Philadelphia and Boston.
.440112.1161 • 15.1 set
moss riEWSTOU TUE SICE! •
- .2crurt FOLLOWS c eufl !! •
MORE PROOFS OF THE . EIeFICAI
DR. SIVILiNIVS -
• Cleprateit.Fanally.,llqoicli*4
I )1 . S\‘
lumily
- ;YJeal c e
, .
• -
• ".
ts /Yak r=_A
.1)11. SW S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF W iLD CHERRY,
71IE 0111111PIALA,Ill GENUINE
It way he truly enlit, that
tin one has ever been ire snecea'.3-
NI in curnpnutultnk a Medicine winch
• had done sn ninth to r•duye the fillthar ,
•
family, to robdis ease of ils it-rrors,and restore
the Invalid to lit:atilt and Comfort. as the Intenter
and i.e.:twister of that tnota cieget cedly to:itolarPantily
Medicine, Dr. Swnyne'n Compound Syrup of Wild
l'herry,and none has tou 5 , 3 general patronised by the
a mt.,' her., both in thisenutitty and Europe,
nor has there ever been en great nn etTort in the slow
tithirenf only tit; ot . Aotten years, to; deceive the c red -
Ipoe and tint hinking,by putting op Nusfrool.t o t o 3 How;
iatiotta individuals, affixing the oaote, of
Wild Cherry. and as much', (.1* the name of the .4 igi•
oat pupa ration, us wilt screen front the hi ilk of the
lkw•. • • I
Beware of suck Imposters. and poreltaf , e none I.ot
the ortp,inal and only gentible arttcle. .a. ',rewired by
Dr. Swayne.,whirh arost. Auto many year,'
attention 10 the pram( e of the Profession, and 01.1,1.
le•1 to thk Great discovery.
Beware of Mistakes , Itententhet, the genuine iv
put np ••gndre lumtlev, i roveurd with ot
portrait of 111.
Olwaine thereon, Aso) ho), Itiiiii.llllrP; all olhrr .ur•
firm: and
3 VOW/4 P 110.41 SCUP 1114:11.1 C .\ - 11 -
PLEASE IlEAli Tills ENTItAtiItRIN %,11V rt ;tr.
Dr. Swam.:: — Dear Sir— Al ala yraf..l I
• .
MEM
'I ..s
30 •
11:riiVefrd dial lay Wilt! , V% er , I , I 1. ,
dime Mare convinced .1111,141Z1,
flied Mani yet W{/Iniut any :ipaareht
tit, and my altsea,lttetea , ...l unlit I ma; r.,mpelle.l 111
keep my 10.1111, and 41 1:4,1 my he& 1 had mall pun
in 411V' left upon whiell' I r... 1 411101 tiV he.l,a
In 111 e 1..... 111 V lough tva , l sev , re that I Gland
II vet y pa MIIIIIO lhnra Up 1111. 1.1.1. , ni whit ti aaitter..l
ill treat on In) 111111.. %III( 11 fortililat4;l , I
I gilt Ilf ‘ , ..11 I :went, plat e. one 1...111,
raini ~,,, Sy np v` ,1 1i1. 1 4.F.. 1 40 4 1 4 ,-
lieved livt 1 4,4,1 1011 411 itst..g It mail "me. I have
nail atnl ant happy to tell von 111111 my
palll4 are 11 . 11111V1 . 1i. my rtlenztli fPltlrlull, ,, 4.,11
1111111.411rhed *qui ',Wye., and I.L.feel ',erre. 111 well. I
cati only halkiw illy Mina ti 11 , 111 , fir hying
;,tllkled 4,11 h palatal harksita,...e,tllennilla 'rough
g aud I Orally believe that In ytitir ineduciac 111141er
Provideare, I am for meal
change:3lld an. Very lvippy In 4 1.11grrilve nly , ell
WII LTA 14 1:11:A1,101 4 1 . r
RI. (lair, S't hay lkiltr.ititiry, Pa .:Jail '11,191 1 .
A PI 11(SICIAN • rt 'I4I. 4 'IIAI O AIV - Tr.srimoNN is
. Non Iterrtred from 11ii limortars of the (nob..
JOHN TEMPLE
433-ly
Dr.j. 11 ElIkon: rrankfort, l.y -- I woo ln •
.Itteed, from n. failnlr of the .1 to 'er pt.. for nt1::
in nul !thlerta Aletllc.t, m som4 I ase.,
of Dr.er..sed 1.11n2 . 5. In Iry your reparation of Wild
Cherry, II i..statelent to sot that I .w a. ,
ph - ,:ed Willi ate 4,1111 of that null .Ifleietplonfori•lts.
that I r.., prescribe It In' preference to all cult. ,
remediern 1 hat e beep engaged In a.li,e practice
twelve years, end this 1, the first Palent Medirini• I
ever . e)1111101 of 1. ONltri•Att. :tit :pink°. in
writing.
SWAVNE ' si cEiximATifi) NTH:oI - 14m.
A nut.• anti etreeptal rented y.fur IVort.n4. Dr:pep:its
4-iciay pr np.peplic children or
$ “;.,114;ar./1 the nu.-1 11 , of1il Family 51.olicitte et - of
ft. red I. ine' •
NOISE or )1)1) NEWS Fon Tin,.
Or 14w:tyro!. --Dear ; A lllan plife:lU-tql .1 troll o
yoot VerillifoVe, the other lay. for ht: ; ;am
>titr-thtrr of the LI
j. ,”1111•W In OltficoP Itl 2rt th.
poop!. to trl it, a.. riwy , isa i. wn ..114.11 lierlt 1 , 1111,41 h l
wopoootO. 3101 tv.llllrv, Oorlts o or : Inc
111. plca,Nol is. tIo• 11, in„„.
)441, 1 , 411 , 11110 . :11.10 Inlfilat•i• of It lito.inilt%
Itetqe•olfully
l'ow A.4:7.1/ 1' SII P
v Ilew.ire of 1111•1:ikea! .( 74 diner Dr
Awayt. , ...l C rnlllfuge I- now 1.111 Up 111.111;1re toolllc.r.
Cr $., that It.. llor I • .41/-11 t r ortet 11) -
sWAYNE.
i)r ginawres Rugg, Canted Nar,aparilia ,ind Irra
mol Tar Villa.
have bird 1111. 11Zar 11114,
cu highly landeli It Ike public prc,i,
are untie which give shell general '-aleira. Pr
waytie'ri Sogar Coated Samapardla and 'Fa. Pars
'l'4l.•y marect illa• r uurlt.u.n .ir
for Alimentary Canal, acting +a ueo „,,41
alterative medicine. slid are very . alomide
plainte incident to female , .
iltliENTs Fon ActitrYLKl .1. c4II.I,NTN
JCilliN P. 111111.WN.
J. litiltnri
JiASflet
1 A 11 1 1 . 1 1 ; ' , m m." •
C. & ; H i..C114-
111LF.R. l'Oft Carbon ; .1011 N A oicigii,Tari„,.., ;
11. Tiediarrota ; Pod - , Tatnalina; rain.
Rim, New ; W. MoNTRI.irm, NI. ('hut ;
MISR A. SILLVSIAN, Pallersmi; Paul l'itim
grove ; ' ECK & BARN Tf,.MOlll; 1%. KRILL &
NoS, Llewellyn; Joun Middleimir
FRIII.F.V, ()twig-burg; I.IITV
New Philadelphia; N ME na in,.
Landing; .1. -lea NiON, ?itcheaena...rg ; J ,1"4,11K 4 1
MAN, LoWt.t la!" RIF. & 11, lane
abbao.. :ma by All I Ile prim -mat
omit Inc 3.1b,r...1
lilt AWA N Pi R 1,11.31 IRfi..• N. %V'. iiiirnei cif
slit and Race oilreel4. .01 miler,
111. , 1 br adds,• , vil
I Irt 'NI. IVA)
wll A•r a haia,t.nn,(':repel ou'vr got on ).011if [toot
AlOl tile Oil Cloth to 111.11111,itt:teq tlit. I ',tut
Thair beauty I net, rsosv ratialed 4tnoi.
whom did you hay a--where is lite
I a Setruth and Market, rlly friend. :tad I Ka-.
The .lurk St quite I.iniZe and 'tie !awrytar
All gaud,. ist then Ilite tllt•% a 111111Lly , look
Am' tv Int 1 Wive said. I know
The y•ve luita-ri..1:1t1;1 I ly. Li uol 1:,,r•
Settle rely WWIIi l'otorol, sett olti , r4 yell • tr . . I SO.
And ant.!: of all kitalit. desrnpl tou
Thal unto Ihe6 ltilsiliee9 Ciotti N.:ref:1111.
puldic are requested tu ra :1)1,1 e thrtr
hrge• and newly SeirCir.l st,.r a 1rp01..11,1
Wir.l;.. , Shade... &t . ,all et .1ki.rt...,11 poSitivt•iy
meld at the louvecd F, It
(141.1.10X,11.1. ISANT:=TER.
4;0'6 rsl '3l - pet Wti ::.ntint - , E. 0 ( 7 11‘ and
' 4 6lTarkt . t -rre-otp,
riff!' g,
Lamps ! Lamps ! ! Lamps! ! !
t have
,1114, ...he . "( :he
and .a.iiillll.l (in the luou.
1n...., and] •ple mita ;r,orfloonf of
- • 01.11.,100, Pc rAedi ia
;inetllii.dril.i and it, -ell!,
attebibili it called fp their tit, and itoprove.,
whirl, bin brilliancy of linh, aiol
(Anglia Le antriaa.;:d. Fluid fill end L.tcll
1,11.04, adapted:o
and pprp.,,, , , which they bialipia, lilt.. :ilia
by pc iiinnal altPntaitii of , 11.0)1..4
at ite ntarkel pricer., R hnlr.alr an. Ite, ,11.—
Dealer , -upplied ou ,111,-lirlerry 11.01
up al PflOnl DOW... till IEIO.I A
arlscle of Plue Canalilicipd and ItOrtrow
Fluid, by the. 11,1114,16 f quantity. All
rant •ratrunagi.ol r,..-1,-ql,Ol.
Qolit Ord
(bite & Ifoitimati.) No. .211 HI, I
~ c aret above Vint+
Nn Noble curer]. 411,
12, l'isl 15 3m
Encourage Home Al:Uttar-1r tore, It I'lll
euppori the Region - (Ina I (1116.
Juhn•uu. .
iri ZOIH:VJ A 4.1 1 t7.”_frA4l ale, **SA
NI1N.1.1."1c•I 11101.
'l l lll.l 4, 1' TIII•4 ANIIPAUTIIIIY.
10.31 PrOrkllie; n 1 Scilll% rtt‘ l'a .
QIIIICII,I f 11A0111 11(1114' 011;‘:1111•2 Store
keeper= fl.r llie .arid Iry of hi , nofari ore, b..
nR is :to rq oral to °YU ousle elo.eu h, re. and hve/
prig r MAD the of. the.< reVllll y t
blill eta. They real ut Ihkelzineliftet
viz Pitcher. coffee V.A.. ten.rol, snear hoo
1.
Cn aura. Froel Siotiooo • A ..lf•
S'l'l i , 'AV V.. I INV 19 4 11V., 4
•'
• •' Ple
•` Verel:ll.l ., •
•• ihe 0.. ,
AIo Yellow 'ollletl are. filhe• r 3111 i 1:0•41 hi/ 4,
['whet , . [N.M.. Preoetve, .lellv aid lA.
og JO,: Jells and rake 31001 d,.
I'h:wilier+. and r...ir ra I ly rt erV 3(111 ll' 111.111111111•110141.
Ile else. g i.reni,rliiren to order the lullrwlug -
Fire Brio k-4 of any ghape ur sir, ;
Slob Cylintlerx anti Litlitiza of all palfri
Flue 31111 1 , 10/33111; Tilea; ;
reb. Key,and Wedgetlltteßg ;
and Flool &e.. &'.
11,4 for the above aro resioq If ill 9 solipi..d.
Oilier anti 510... w Warh••OHM. kWliole,aii• orav)
Silver F inare e111111.11.N. r•. 1141.
1111111::10N,
N riv '23, 1650 ' 174
NEW HOUSE Furnishing DRY GOODS
.: AT I.OW P1111•Es.
0,011F.1.PA1111 A VAN 11A111.1N.GEN, - 9.71 CIII:ril'-
t - Intit girt., above 10th Pnita.,iospectfully null the A
i...lion of Families and Buyers to their exuttlll4lle 0101
perfectly freak Stork of First I'lla, Linen anti lloir , e
Ponishine Londe, roieisittli,i to par' of
111 , T MAKE tlon totwire s isirtin n
t Liite4
i i
do
do Itarnttly and Irbill Slied hie-.
l'ill.:iv I Linens.
~ireao Damasik naio !1nt1.%
do Damask Inhle Linetin. .
.I'. Doomsle Napkin... Hot li.'. .. led T••tee.r.
do y.,kelir.ra of all de... tiptoe.
.1 0 . Marseilles Quilt, nod I '..1101. ip.inr , .
do Itlankeia. English anti Amererten.
do , French Tattle and l'ealeo cover , .
dot rurnillire eltlitize 4 nod liiii.ll,.
,1,, Esub'el (are and Al mill. I • oiri an,
do Worried Ihentat•les a n d Moreeets
IMF Stork I. made up entirely of ettettith e;otol•„ and
being prinrepally of our ewe, intporeal 4;11. and honeld
for rash, we olier he Meyer , . either Wh o l,,,ei, „, ri,._
tall, very Errol inelutotheitt•e•
N. It Ahvaye on hand of bese.qualtiy, a Iteneral
Assortment of Caroler u. llalulkerrherfs Jaroetet, Hook.
Mnil, Sudsy and eanelerie Muslin+ ; also eildrejne
P.lirelink , anti l'illniv 113 4, 0 31.1.1111 c. Ticking,. vnr.,
lure Cheeky, ,Sze., &r., al Wholesale price,.
March 2' 2 , IS'S') 1241 in
SEED and Agricultural 'WAREHOUSE,
194 1 , Alarkei Slrea, Philadelphia:
141 F. TO emit FRIENDS AND i:ttsTrt
1 V erg, the largest assortment of Am 'cultural (mph I
meat.. Garden Wok, mid See di. 1,1r , ,,..11 111 11,1.
market, consisting in parr of the following. viz
Protity and Alcas • Patent highest premium self-sharp.'
ening Ploughs, right and left handed side hill Sufetoil.
nt various size.,•of superior materials and Workman
ship, warranted to give sal ijaction, or the money re
turued—rnur highest premiums awarded to rinse
Plotters at the New - York Fair, 1A7.0 Also, Beach and
Car Share Ploughs; Spain's improved. Barrel Churn,
ronstructed in such amianber that the,daslier may he
remnved from gdie inside of the Churn by. simply tin
screwing the handle from' the dasher. • flay. HI t!lti' :11,11
Call- , 4131k critters, in great variety, among wittar
may be tbund Illovey's 'superior prenrirtm Awry-ratter,
of every size
Abut, horse-pnwer Thrashing maehtnev, Pan milk,
Corn shelters, Cheese presses, Need' planters, Dirt
seraperk. Sugar Or yokes awl 1111WR. Turnip
Horse Rakes, ~swathe srythrs. Concaved
Spring tempered rail steel, Oval, and - rroma re manure
and hay fork.; Pruning shears and rbisels, Leath and
bar share, repairing pieces and ea-ding., Pl'lllo3ll,
Patagonia and prepared Guano, together with a 6ton-
Mete assortment of crass, garden, and field seeds, all
of Which will be sold at the Iciivest possible prices, at
1911 Market street, Philadelphia
PROUTY & PARRETT.
March - 11-t f.•
.
HEAP 1311111.E8-100 Fatuny i b es, embrac
-1.1 lug every style of Binding, plain and ornamen
tal,just received and for sale at B. BANNAN'S
April 19,1!91
indlllll,
MEI
CARPETING,
MEM
IRON, &c.
1.1• o
7)A I L k
7 1 - cc? . - 4 AA
AT THE
10 tons I . loentsvilte T Rail, 29 Ms t, n ca rd.
50 '• 1.1,210 .T " 21 " "
'l5- • :" x 4 Fla: Rat hail lined iron,
10 ";
10 "9 cj" •
10 " 2 s ¢ "
E. YARDLEY & SnN
49--
1• - !!:7,111e. Dr,.
'I •& it00vti..44.-- ill 4 Tin; st:Ar
=on Sv4rn . niir t iv in deg try Insecure itiej.
lotitilititis ,i h ,„ pet., In
111;!"1 eta dr tini pr , etf- tin! irinkr.ifzinot would.' re
eprctfulty inform the liahlic . tiiat ie i 4 prtp.tred to
fat ft I alt nrifere fi•t. Tin Routine. spouting itlr.r .kr-•
JAEOIt - M. LONG,
P.M.:vale, Lillie '2l, 1C21., 211.11
3 11A.11 1 i5.7-ror zial•• • tEo feet / In. engin. Alen
ll firnietiect th , • ,hotiv,t oiite n , 5.5 . 3-4, 12_16 ,
7 _ B, 15.1c,,nd vs.•ol cable. chain, at N. Verk
prireir.—fivight adarti, E. V & • ON .
April 20 1.t 4 7.1) lR
LIII.VIISkIWAI.En Si.qtA IRIAN
11. Br:l,e. Bar Anil Illneti T in ,
Spiel Lead;, c. Order:: iert-iniol for Brass and
('oppei furnkliintr. All urdrn
roil , . • Ir.l %s.itlt the above line pl -011 !1 ,11 Y attended 1".
. 4i Swuth. teel.n hove Front.
Join: If.. I t,sl)
• FOR SALE.
. _ .
',loft MAL IL I . oiler for,ialo rsu
pi•riar f mrlr Pump, ii sunk., with WO yards
of 5 c P h•ti pipe..., with halls, rinzs, +Le.. 311 iii goad
order. ,Also, l'ars, 11l well ll%lr. tl Ol 131,311
at.. rie,e.l with ail ti lib 13 are in
141 of Itict? Napa
31,... r 13 . 111 , -.11.11•0V. IL3 I appr.t.
riiNNElt & nil Albs.
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April 1-2. I. 4 rd)
FOlt i+ dr
-.Olin:: rite do elling
cc. Aliirri=' Addition. The
e. one of Jitt` itPltt•lll 111.- 801-
•1110 1 , .114 J.lllo,liiiv Itrangi•ii, with every code.
di.• Po..s-es•ion
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i 21:.! rc.11..4, Arreeir. 9,113 n 41,1 and eV y Mint.
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111 lo• 1.9 , I el
GEO. II pia
1.4:0 II If
4011, S 30 s‘
all 1,11414, e Cnijuire :it 111 r•
I;.. L M i„ ,irk rirno,,lor at its.: .111 i ,.•
!two n. rA
11-II
March Ili. ,sfiso
1, bit SALM AND 'CO
in Nonni ( arhnn, Low.:port. Wood :11111 i,IY 111 • F
addition to and
in 1111r.erviIle. 11-.. 3 ronvoulfoil I Wirt...in Morri..o
Addition. Apply lo IL CA lilriEl.l.
QTIV.A.III
r.nri., in 1 . 11-3 r.llr Marl' parlirn
lira apply to M r MMLN EU. E•ol or to ' 4
lIENRt 1111•6 iliingten. Delaware
Jan. I, fsra I-1f
I ' , flit SALK -Nt. SEEEI:IOIt NEW
14 ~
o n,-.vionl Piano: nl Ilif 111:111P in the tali,'
;aylr. for 4a1.• t. , • I. 19Nt1 Rh, Wairltina Ler.
NI:or li .
MISCELLANEOUS:
Rußtivit. Geoi)s.--LADIEg
111.1 . itfl ir lr
'TIC , . rind P:111i31.11,. 1 , 1 Ws . /
, A . 1 .3111 1 .1 1 .• -
n.11::os, a new and wirellyni art
Rtildiet I at 1.111 v: Sprint!'
}..Ntilw! Howl a and I,..4t!ingq
India R01d...r Pott.s, & r , A .
1.',11.0.4. Band., for tlstt rot.
Inch t •.16u It i• taking dn• pia:4 of
all ollo.r kJ11.1., i. 12,11., wilt. a variety 1.1 .1/114 . 14 . , ill
IW. hail., 1:11161s.f . Itur , all 01 tc6tr 6. n 111 he so ldal
1.111 , ..1
Ii BA NN A VI rod y Atone.
March
ni,ArEtNG AND IVRAVIINI: P PERs-- . 200
I , NFappnw Nvor: aur.p.w gioAhite4 31111
IIY:1111.1.Shil , " Paver, Nl hit.. L1.1,11r1Y4 r 441444.
7:4 Itransm Paiwr 4411.1ilf44rvitt. slit:., •hocle
and 4144441414A14—.4
4 - 40 Rt•MII•a Straw 31 . ../. 3 VA or . r..‘
all .1 thlurh t\.ll 1444 -141.1 Wl/14,M1• and ro•tail vrry
114-.41. It BANN AN'S
raver 4 .1311.1i:1r.; ~;1,,r,•
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ty their employ. dual will alit int In any mite's
si at the iloorte3l notice, and nu the oott,l
1,1.141.1 , 1 e term- tl.t.tvork warranted Apply 10
W .1 lit I).. I.elrt4lt Co.,
l'a , Azent. or to If. HANNAN al this Office will he
pant loally ill, u. 1,41 to
II- 7. ICSO
ItAlt"l'S; ANA) BILL' , 'OF I:XCIIANC
ofd ra Srerline on En7.lnn.l.lre.
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16--
Avril 19, 1,51
Alta: te, aq,o: Itu-stl AVIIerS Ah,ava
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I/ Ow:1111161i +iN f 1 ,4.11, NOM:4h,,
by ru."l. rll CrortliPr.. for •11.• nt
H..BANNAN's
/hook 411. i iiiiiiiii •
April ISrd
11 IF't S ri 11: A 1,1714 , N i“r ow iw.-pw
P.l (Wt. rig . t people. jl.l 114,11,4
and Ibr = il.•-.~l
Avis! 1.1, PRA
111'11.0 II 1”; it I,NI Alil.l'4o naßortrui•nt of
k , I.lmtclg mui ornamental
jo-t 1:tvr11 from Ili.. Ind:H.ller, and for 11:01. nt
It. HANNAN'S
(11,11. Blink :4!..re.
16—
A 1 ,11119,1.51
&PM N'S AM ERICAN DRAWING RDOK.
ibi; the Primary, the EfrinehlarY and the
PeNterlive,llrridt the 11,4. and th.• cheatte-1 in
the r .CeiVB.4l a n d far sate at
ii. HANNAN'S •
thy ;It 11..0k and ?Oa:whet') Stare.
5
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EMEEMEI
DOCTOR YOURSELF
1,0 Olt Is WE, IV PI C. NTS II:
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~ wry snaylVire himself, wirh
mit trin.!mnee "tri hrisinr,n, or IW ,- k!101,Vle•!9•• of the
most it (remit. friend, all wliluirmr.t.nrli 14•• usual
capon,. In ktlikkiljoil to the grOferat rfllOtt• Or pn
~ :.tr. ei i . 4 , i.. it fully ...71.'ohilis tho r3a-kr• k•C Ilk coIrood•s
...lily decline, with mr.grvol , ./ot on Inatrit4r - f.l'-
' 4 litl.' 1”' 41 3 °Owl' dr r3i , e9lilbwrit , wale u it would het Go
more: 10.m:inc. - ate in rho tiblie - print,. . .
_ .
:41 " Arty. porsott TWC:Cro I IVE CE\YYen
cbrerd in letter, will reei ltle one copy of thk hook.
lq omit, orrice cori , 15 win to • ent for one doliar.-
Addr,,,<. , MI. 1:011,,G, No.lsl'Sprin atteci.
l'aitadeplini„"
.1 - DR. YOUNG Can be consulted on any of t o te
Disoa.64 rtlcribed to 1114 different publications, at hia
Office. 1.59 Spruce street. every day between 9 and
o'clock, (Sundays eiceptad.)
• Pbllado, - . Nov. 9.1830
Btack_sin may neAtel 4 ttow efeat, - .
And crimes below crown
As g ood hearts Niat 'heath a fustian vest,
As antler a silken gown.
Shall tales be told of the etdels.who sold
Their sinews to crash and kill,
And never' a word be sung or heard
Of tho men who reap and till?
['bow in thanks to the yturtly throng
Who greet the young morn with toil;
And the burden I give my earnest song.
shalt he thit,- 2 1 he King of the Soil!
Then sing tl. , r the 'Kipp who h2VC no crown
Bat the blue sky o'er their head—
Never Soltaa or Dey had 'such powers as (hey
o withlipM or oiler bread.
Proud ship+ may hold both silver and gold,
The wealth of a distant strand ;
But ' , Fur wotild rot, and be valued not,
Were there none to till the land.
The wildest heath, and the wildest brake,
Are rich as the richest deer;
For they gladden the wild birds when they wake
And give them food to eat.
And with willing hand, and spade, and plough,
The gladdening hour shall come,
WAien that which is called the `waste land' now
Shall rine with the 'Harvest Home !'
Then sing for the Kiugq who have no crown
Um the blue sky o'er their bead—
'Never Sultan nor Dey had such.power as they
To withhold or offer bread.
EMI
Take white cotton cloth of a close texture,
stretch and nail it on frames of any size vial
:—take two oz. of lime water, four u/
linseed oil. one oz. white of eggs : mis the
lime and oil with very gentle heat, beat the
eggs well separately and mix with the Ipt
iter :--spread this mixture with• a paint
'brus . h over the cotton. allowing each coat to
dry bellire applying, another, until they be
come water prof. The following are the
advantages this shade posesses over glass
Gr.ll. 11
11-it
Of,e= :
The 1 . (1 , t heing hardly one-fourth.
2. Repairs are easily and cheeply made.
nt. The !Hit. They do not require water
ing : no Matters how intense the heat of the
sun, the plants are never struck down o r
burnt. faccd or checked in growth; neither
do they grow up long. sick and weakly a
they do under glass, and still- there is abun
dance of light.
-1.. The heat arising entirely from below
is more equable and temperate, which is a
great object. The vapor rising from thi;
manure and each is condensed by the cool
air pa , sing, over. the surface.of the shade.
and stands in drops uptin - the inside, and
thtitrefole the plants do not require ! as Ire
! tqient watering. if the frames or stretchers
tyre made large, they should be intersected by
Gross -bars ahput a foot square, to support the
cloth. These•articles are just the thing lot
bringing. forward flower seeds in season fur
• transplanting.—Plutc, Loom and Anr•rl.
MC
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B. HANNAN'S
H.vols Store
EMI
KINGS OP TUE SOU.
0.1)c fanner.
GERMAN DOT BEDS.
GALLS ON HORSES
More than twenty years ago, when our
large terry hunts were propelled •by horse
power, and the horses, by moving round to
a circle were exceedingly liable to he galled
by the collar, I learned from the ferrymen
t4e use of alum and whiskey. They bathed
the neck and back, wherever the harness
rubbed, with whiskey into which pounded
alum had been put until no more could he
dissolved. When a gall had occurred, con
stant bathing would secure the continued
List of the horse, and actually .heal the
wound while in service. I resorted to this
remedy, carrying it with me when I jot
ur!.•ed, and have continued its use with
undiminished approval, fOr more than twen
ty years. I apply no other remedy. When
a horse has been put out for the winter, and
has not been used, his breast and-back
be tender. A single hour's use of saddle or
collar, in a hot day, will then scald the breast
so as to produce serious injury. My uniform
practice, therefore, has been, for a • week
k, before beginning, to use the harness, to h'ar
dep the breast and back by. bathing them
regularly two or three times a day. No in
jury has, then resulted from the application
of the collar. And *hen a bad gal/ ha,
actually' occurred, a frequent and petterer
lug use of this remedy has secured the con
stant nse of the animal, and healed The
wound while in continued_ service.---Rure
,Y, ri• lorker.
EARLY eII'CTING OF GRAIN
In advanc-e. of the time of harvesting the
wheat crop, we desire to impress these truth
upon all wheat -growers. By cutting yuur•
wheat limn -seven to teu days before it n
ripe, the following beneficial results] will
flow : your straw will be heavier. brighter,
more nutritive, and make, food for your
stuck : while, to a certainty. your crop will
e , ca p e in ju r y from .that l tal disease—the
?Lust. Er
We take time ItOilie forelock to give this
Qhort not we': but shall in-our next month's
veNai ion , treat the subject More at large.
Wheat intended for seed, should, we thins.
not be cut hetilre it may have ripened. Thh,
however, is am unsettled point. "
Ilad our advice been followed last year.
we are confident that wheat growers would
have ben spared the loss of thousand of
firr.luils of wheat, which they susta:ned
through the rust. owing to their delaying
ritual!r until the grain was ripe.
\1( will bore add, that it would be NB
.l.lunt with enlightened economy, to harvest
all - descriptions of small grain, befOre they
are fully ripe. ,
SOWED CORN.
I wish to 'tell you, thousands of farmer
readers, of one year's experience in growing
corn for fodder. I sowed three bushels
about the fifteenth of May last, on one acre
of land, and notwithstanding the bad season
with us last year, the produce was sufficient
to keep three cows through the winter.‘ , . ,
Cattle prefer it, and there is far more
nuts
rnent in it than in the best of hay.' We cur
it wilt a common corn cutter, bound itin
small bundles, set it up in the field and let
it remain about three weeks, it wasperfectly
cured, yore we housed It. Care should be
taken not to piit too much of it in a' body
together, as it would heat and mould:- Far
meis may make their own calculations about
the extra labor in raising this crop, and alter
making deductions. for it rhey will find'ihe
net profit io be nearly 'double whatthey can
realize from the best acre of timothy or clo-
GOOD ADVICE.
Look over the cornfield, and if there are
many hills" miesing,—re4kint, If the
ground is good and well cultivated, a fair
eropof cor., may yet be grown. Or, if you
ple74, fal up the vacancies with-beans,
pa In pkins, squashes, water-melons or Cucuta
be. On planting either of the above named
sees, at this season, soak over night..
ig your cabbatre ground two "spits"
) 1
deep, and place the manure betvieen . the up•
per a d lower spits while the digging is go
ing ot. if you will take a little extra trOu-
We t dig your garden deep. the roots of your
plants will' find_ it out when dry weather
comes and fully repay the expenses.
When the ground is prepared
,for late cab
hage, sow radish seed all over it, and rake ii
lightly. The radishes will not interfere with
your cabbagetop,.—they will be fit to pull be.
fore the second hoeing of,ibe Cabbage.
fl Tni grain, crops in Lancaster' pnd,ad•
joining counties, are very proinisiug, but the
fruit is much injured• I