Wit otb-figittOr. OPPOSED TO MATRIIONY. "Is your family opposed to,Matrimonyl" Wal,. no, I rather guesffcult, seein' as how, my mother has had fous•blistxinds • and statids a pretty smart.. chance of harin' another," 'Tour husbands/ Is it possible I" • "0, yes. "You see, my motier'sehristen ed name was . Mehttable ,She:et, an' datrs name was Jacob Press ; an'_ when they got married the printers said it was puttin' the ' sheets to press. When I was born the} - said I ivai the first edition. An' you see mother used to be the tamel est critter for evenin' raeetins.; She used to go out pretty late every night', ran' dad was afraid I'd get into the same habit, so he used to put me to bed at early male -light, corer me over with a pillar, an' p4t me to steep with a boot jack. .Wal, dad grad to get up everrnight to let mdthet in ; if he didn't get down and open the door prettY darned quick. when she cum, he'd ketch particular thun der, so dad used to s teep . with! his head out of the winder, so's to wake up quick, an' one'night he got his head a little too far out, an'.he slipped out altogether an' down dad curia caflumns right down on the pavement, an'' was smashed into ten thousand pieces?" "What ! Was ha killed by the fall ?" "Val, no, nnt, fractly by the fall. I ra ther kinder sorter. ; guess as bow it was the I sudden fetch upon 'the pa . vettient - that killed him. But mails she cum hum'. an' found . him * fyin' thar, an' she had him swept up to gether, 'an, putin a ccflia, an had a hole dug in the buryln' ground. an' had him put in an' buried Op in' had a while-oak plank put up to his h'ead as had it w-bite -Washed. all over for a tombstone." .1, "So your mother was left t a poor_widow." "Wa!, yes„iut she didn't mind that much it wasn't long before she, married Hide be • cause he , was jtht dad's size, and she wanted • him niurear out dad's old rlnthes. Wal, the, way old Hide used to=kride the was a caution to my hide. Hide had , a little' the toughest !z_ hide of any hide except a bull's hide, and the way Hide used to hide', away liquor in his hide was a caution even to a bull's hide. Wal; one cold day, old Hide - got his hide so tarsal fulltof whiskey t4a.t; he pitched head first into a snow I:ink ivlt'ere he stpck fast and friz t 6 death. So math had hiin out, an! laid out, an' then had another hole dug in the Malin' ,;round,ian' had him bu ried, an' then she had another white-oak plank put urrat his head, fin' ninteleashed all over an'—" •.So your mother was' again a 'widow. '.O; yes, but I guess she didn't lay awake nights long, to think about it, for in about three weeks she married 1 John Strong—an' be was the strongeSt headed CUSS you ever did see. He Went a fishint the other day, au' got drowned, and he was; so tarnal strong headed; I'll: be darned to darnation if he didn't float right against the currint, an' they found him three miles up!sttc;am, an' it took three yoke &Tattle toliatil him out. WM. roam had him buried long-stile o' t other two,' an' had a white-oak 'dank put up . at hip head, an' white-washed all over nicer, an' so there's three on 'em, all M a row— " "Antliyour mother waS a widow fur the third time ?" "Yes but math - didn't seem to mind it a tarnel Sight. The nextl, feller she married was Jacob Hayes, and tiie way main makes hum haze is a caution. I.4iw I tell ye.. if he does anything a leetle otjt o' the way, main makes hint ' fake a bucket and whitewash brush and g6right up to the burying ground, andwhitewash the three bak planks just to Jet him know what hemaylcome to when she's - planted him in the same row; an' got maul. 44 to the fifth Husband. SO you see my fa roily arn't a 'tarnal sight opposed .to a dose of matrimony" - - ; • HA qtlitLT Storekeeper.r" Yes, str„there is no ques tion about it ; our, extra:extract of bear's toe, is just about the finest thing in creation for prdincing a tremendous rusk of hair on a :told -heal" • I Dispassionate ',Erigu,rer.-- .. Then might I take the liberty of askiag haw it is you re main with so little el', the us I covering on Your head." Storekeeper.— Yes,! Sir ; certainly, cer tainly, sir: sir—certainly. sir: yes, sir—y-e-e-s.. Why the fact_ is this. =i -put on such a reMarkably large'quanti ty once, that it all groWed oil in the mid lle of the night ; that is 'to say, the hair died "because it groomed so fact; but then, you See. I put on too much, and I. always make a habit of cautioning My customers against putting on more than a quarter of a pound at a time." CO" ALL NATloNsitere once naked and in dependent. Governnent came in with breeches—while Tye oUre our laws to the in troduction of hoots, fences and avarice. Till Men have property they are free—having tiothing to lose, theyihave no tyrranny to protect it. From this it will be seen that Liberty is , as much older than oppres‘ioa, as fig leaves are older Orin corduroy , . ' Qom" Have you st4o the new .AntPrican coin, three pieces roaring a aollax ?" "No, there is no such coin." "Bet the liquor for the crowd there m" " Done, show us the coin." " fiese it is" (peciducing two Arrieriean quarters and II hal( dollar.) " Fm sold, what'll; you drink ?" - t 7 'BAR !" said Old Mrs. Doo.enbury. " laming is a great ttiing ; rye often felt the need of ft. Why, want(' you believe it, I'm now silty years old, and only know the names of three months in the year ; and them's spring, fall and autumn ; I larnt the names of them when - I was a leetle hit of a gal !" . 517" YOUNG MIN, do you knbw what rela tions you sustain in this woriti ?" said a min ister of_our nequaintanre to a young mem ber of the chute). '1 "Yes, sir," said) the hopeful convert, "twocoutins and aVTandmot her ; but I don't intend to sustain Aeto much longer." ' , 10'" THERE is no truth in men," said a lady in company, are like musical in struments, which Sound a variety of tones." - " In other words, Madam," said a wit who chanced to be present; "you believe that all men are tr es! CC 7A WESTERN jury, holding an inqueit over a man who &El in prison, returned the following queer -4rerdiev: The way of the transgressor is hard anc he died from natur al causes." [CP CouNTr.r bothered are often bothere for a line or two to fill up a column. The Dehtware Leta perpetrates the following:— The devil jumped hp in n terrible rage, And set two lines M fill out this page. 0, - A wit , out test, sop that Whiskey Punch would be a great blessing to tbe bu• man famiti, if there was no to-morrow mot . . ning. H • roltV WROLESALc. SOOT AND SHOE STORE. CORNER OF CENTRE AND MARKET STS. rorrsvice. rrIME subsctibers ivite the attentio ot the public T i to the very exten n sive assortment n of Goods, con. Mating of GENTLEMEN'S Calf Stitt hcii, Fudged and Pegged Boots, Calf and Kip, double soled dewed and Peg ged Hoots, Water rir.OintlALS Sewed and Pegged, front •2 toga; New England and Philadelphia man ' ufactured Coarse lbws. in great variety. constant ly on hand; Cloth and Lasting Gaiter Boots, and Congress Gaiters, Calf Nulitlers , Oregmt Ties, and Sewed and Pegged Monroe'. 'MINERS' Boots and Monroe!, of flat quality, at low pikes. BOIS' and Vouthe'linoit and Monroe, enure or fine. LADVS' French snit :F.nstiati Lasting Critter Roma. Morocco, Calfskin and Goat Diluters, French Mom roceo. Calfskin and Goat Dater", French Morocco, Kid welt and pump riming Dueskins and Jerfersons. French Morrocco and Kid Turnrousds, front 50 eta. to al ; Merv England llooteesand Shoe: of all kinds , cheat,. _ MISRFS' and Children. fooled' and Shoes_ a large asortment initabl k e for this market, constantly on hand. - GPM Elastic Shoes. Our stock of G Elastic Shoe s aro ofth; best Mali• Ufartomd atm frt.., the country can afford. Ladles and Gentlemen would do well to call and provide them selves with good Gum 'shoes, the best preventitive yet diScoverell of ("old. Coughs and Consumption. THEN ps, Carpet Bagssand Vance'. The Travelling community ail! find us well stip • pried with Ille.abotr ankle* which we wilt sell at moderate prier!. Rrmis and tabors, untie and repaired to order. TERM( Det- 15 --- - RAGE. FOR - ANNMTION. - TIIIE friends of peace and order need JRnot fear to go to arming for Da•y'a Att . elevators Aar-tight Cooking einve. he, cause they have no dilfichlty to nm,. stg• It. and it performs to admiration Every- House-keeper in want of • Conking Stove, 'lmola go in fur one of them which horns eliher wood or anal. (six *lies ) tall and pee for yourrelre., the recommendations from throe, that have tloa sttore In use For Pallor, Ilall or Office, the Gt. Berner s , ntiol. Unrivalled. and in therefore highly recommended, warranted to pet form well, is Very dean, ennqy menaced, and 'con ttttt kat. Also, Inc rale a very • •sien.tve ageortment of almost all kind, of Stoves and Patterns that ern tee named. and ton nitmeroint in mention. The Public, coy name, hsriends, and the rtaflP, ate invited to call If '-in' Wahl of Stove.. Castings far repairing kept on hand. N. U. Annrgai!..o Cook Old Gin !turner RIP rally f.lr !ale at iron F. PLEIrt• flirt Stand, N Philad•lphia, *tin hat the exalts:, i• right for 'hi., tharkei LIBERTY STOVE WORMS, Brow N nine[. above FOUKTII, Philadelphia: THE undersigned respectfully inform the public that they have tornatenchrl operating In it.eir new FOP:SORT and are how ready to rierure PASTING , " of .wry item flplion, on ltW u.n.l Ira •nnablelerma. They krill, atlenlion of Stove Dealers to their large assortnient t.l COVES all of Marti are elillfr ly . new, got tip at a r onsidersble repraar ellifesFly for the Fall Trade, among whirl, are the Liberty Air, Tight' Prink, Complete Conk, ritir Air Tight, roar Franklin, Jenny Lind Fire King Radiator, tialantati. der., Tea Krill... Arc- As they intend using the hest finality or Iron. ew pinyrng 'bribing Moulders and Finishers the dealer will find it to Mrs ads MIA to call and are their in sortment.pe fore porritaring eliewhyre, satin pains or expel..rr be spared to make their Castings saleable and attiatt.fve. Partirular attention paid taJobn . .ng. ABBOTT & LAWRENCE. 33-sin CM= MIS= Angnott lA. Issl A GREAT EXCITEMENT - A t m :m:lllN PEOPLE. - 111110N1 HV F.. k MINING his tango Stock nf Stoves. Tin. hollow and Brass ware at la.rrouv Ewes, poitsville, Pa. Now I. thetime for .'heap Dargains,the under - .signed wooldrespeetrolly rail the atiler6 don of Schuylkill county and vicinity In general, to his large and 113(.1 erptendld ansonmebt of Conking. Parlor Office and Ilan stoves. everotrerrit before in-this region. Among Whirls are the .Etna Alr tight, tlo - .l:tobe Air-tight, which are suitable lot tavern nine or Hoarding If. Alsothe Vernon Air.tight,ln dependent Air-tight the flat top complete. and Sprint •illelA tritelit,t lie romplete Gook, improved,and Nati ons other kind...n(l.7mA ins Stoves. Also a splendid lot of Parlor ,COIV.III. among which is a square cast Iron rtsdiator,the Dolphin Radiator, the. ritual , orteen,the Betel Franklin, open (tong parlor and litany other vari oue «Wes. Alen on hand a large and handsome style of ciwnbrr, trorm....nitire and Halt Stoves. Ile 1132 On nnnll,2lWlya a large omit of Tin War...D.lllM Wire, grass Ware and Japa"ed War. , ‘Vtln II he always has on band wholesale and retail .tt lower prices than have been poichawil for hefore. Von will please call and ex-a:nine 1..4.1, toirrharins elsewhere. All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron work done at the ..liartest !M ne. SOLOMON 11100 V ER, Ve I nire Street,4 doors above Market Street. Pa. Atignq 2.1,61 31-tf . .- _-__. New Foundry and Machine Shop. I fir. SilltriCßlßElitei I ( AVE E0RM ......i; _—.-.. , iia--;-,- rd a co-partnership, under the name and _,.,...,.—:•-; title of THOMAS CORSON & JOHN • : ' 3 = - ie'- , " - stTON,for Ipe purpose of pm...rutin" the tot atm Martinie mak rlig business, ate now ready at heir New Work', los the t urner of MArkley and La Layette Pi rrrts, iii the botobligrh of Norrieinwn. to fur nish raelings at .01 draft iptinns, at thou notice and on reasonable terma. Mar hiniet a Tool. of all descriptions made to order nn the most approved plan, tinder the supervision of Mt. John %Mier. who is expetienred in this branch of btl.tare..ll3%ing directed his attention to it fora num ber til . ) ears. They are also , prepared to undertake all kinds nf En gine huilding.und repairing, which will be eiteented with neatness and dispatch. Alto : Shaftings turned an I fitted to order. ed any sae and length, and notion built of the best mater tI. Jolitung work done and attended to promptly, and the public may he assured that no effort will he spared in give satisfaction with all circlets which may 'be en irti-ited to Ilirlit. : a AMU El. THOM Art, . . U. 11111:40N, ARCIII00.1) JOIINATCON 23-6 m J?nr,:, II - • -SEAVER mr.anoW IRON WORKS. tiviisoNlßON AND isatißrass Founders. respectfully inform their patrons, and the public generally. that they are nnw prepared, al the above esistinstiment. to manufarture Steam Engines of every size ; Paint.. Railroad and Drift Cars.and every other description of Iron and Braga Castings suitable for the ,',,at mining or other iiii..itie.s, an the most reasonable term. A 1...., Blowing rylinders for Illa.t Furnaces and Maclaine work in general. Repairing of all kinds done wilt. neatness and des pati h, at the lowest prices MI work furnished by them will be warranted to perform well. They would solleit the custom of thn,e who may want ankle, In theft line in this vicinity. All orders will meet with Immediate and prompt anent'," Marrli 15, IQSI - - POTTSVILLE %RON WORE& -ree-se. Y :4pesugit & MAgON RESPECT fuII announce to the toitille that they have taken the Estutiti•hinent known as the Pottsville Iron - Worka on Nor weelan street. where they are prepared to build all kinds of Steam . Engines. manufacture Railroad Cara. and Machinery of almost every description, at the *honest notice. and on the most reivionahle terms —p..r.orre from abroad, in want ofieteam Entrinea, will find It to their advantage to give them a call be ar, engaging eleewhetr. (May 11, __ PASCAL IRON WORKS, PIMAD' A .—WEI.111:11 WiMilani' . Pun Floes, 4nitabic tor Loconintiver. aig Marine andnitser StramEnitine guile from 2 to .5 int tier In diameter. Al;n Pipes tortlas,rltram and ocher purpmtes;•ttra strung Tube for Hydraulic P .. - Hollow Pistons tot Punmenfilteam Engines kr. .Mannfactuied.andfot Wetly MORRIS, TANKER& MORRIS, Warehouse B. E. corner 3ti and Walnut sta FOUNDRY PROPERTY FOR SALE jaTHE: 3ITI3St:RITtER wishing to leave the count y..itTers Ala Foundry, Machine and other Winn, - for sale. They are eltuated In the Iblrongh - of Tamaqua, and are well fitted up fur buainese. Every Informs thin reel - wiling the tinalneas heretofore done, will be given to pettionn %tithing to purchase. refill* made easy. JOHN K. SMITH. Tamaqua, July 5, led. .27-tf. >►:jn A 11 tz:iijcias.4.:iz 100 IN THE BOROUGIt OF POTTAVILLE.— formerly ennthieted by Chas. W. Pitman. J. Wren W. Co. respectfully eoltelt a cordtnuanre of the custom of the works. Being practical Nlechanir, they Milieu themselves that their knowl edge and experience of the business will enable them to turn out work that twill not fall in glee , allsfactton to the molt fastidious. They are prepared to manu facture steam Engines, Pumps, Coal Breakers*, Drift Cara,Rallroad and other Castings, dr.c. Attorders thankfully iereivedand promptly exe cuted on the most reasonable terms. JOHN WREN, TIIO3IAB WREN, lAMEB WREN. Jun.. 15', ill5O-24-Iyl COACH HULEErt'S rantrovez. THE Stitt SCRIBER HAYING FIT , te d op one of Abe largest Coach whop, In the Ewe, In-Coal Street. Prineville. . o %Abow: *" Fa., next to J. 11. Adams& Co.'s Screen Factory. where his facilities for manufacturing - all kinds of Carriagesand Light Waggons cannel be Fur paPpe4l boar,' a practical, hiechanic. and having a numbetof years' esperienre In the business. he hope. to give reneml aatistartlon. All kinds of Carriages and Light Wagon. kept on hand. Also. second-band Wagons, 4. c . All repairs, gently done 3 Omer. front a distance promptly attended us. June 5.1540 CARPETS and FlaiiNMS. far SALE. TBE SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY CALLS the anent ihn of his customers and the publie generally to his stock of Ingrain_ Listing. and Rag Carpets, and also Flannels and Matta. Ingrain Carpet from 50 to 80 tents, Lilting 50, Rag Carpets from ni to IS cents per yard, f strain Carpets rearrested an raid slut fast Calera at SO rests per yard, and Stair Carpets, Venetian and Rag from 25 to 28. - .1. FRANKLIN HARRIS,' BlannOtettner of Carpets and Flannels, North West Cornet of Centre and Mum Me Street, . pour, ine Pa, logy scout A pApzaz gm EIFEEEMODy; ' ; The Trife's Help and Hus4ancra jay. =MI z•. , :. , ..x :J.\ lei; .7.1'. AX ENTERPRISE BASED O.' LOW POSTAGE: , GERMAN WASHING ?LEM ~ FigliffiffigNlMakilit' ' PROSPECTUS OF TUE • rrIIIS iItTICI.S IS IMUCII CIIEAVER AND EA- .1 stet to use than soap, and Is warranted to perfect-- I 111 !silly B 111111 I oi l ! AL ~..,I,,,,,,,,,,ab a. .,,,ar l e l r k t i o n di ut e o c f l oa t p i p i e3 ,: e . I without contains s in n g o any :it- Ovittg . og Tag LITTLE SCitelflLSll4 NaIIOSTIOIIII. ON AND ArtzfleaseigteiNiirfaMi, th , Soda Ash, Bpi,. Tur p entine , Ammonia, Adds, Of any : Pariener Train will leave Tamaq ua daily ' (Sunda e MBE "WEDNESDAY DOLLAR JOURNAL" Is excepted.) at 61 es'elcwk A. M. an d o'clock P. 11 y 1 r ai d e n ierk i r w o l f s t h h e e d ,ts i k t h . Calico e a are warrantal not to . and connect with the Naning and 'Aftenioon Trains " 'the title of a week! r. to be published in Other article whatever that will in any mannerlnpre ma Borough after the first of July next. Thep 01.- from Potterille.On the Reading Railroad. This Fluid was originally discovered by the celebra this Fluid. LAS . JOURNAL wilt be devoted 10 EDYCATION, Retina:olG Will leave Port Clinton-On the arrival TallealsaCE, Polditcs, AnalOut.lellgo GllnallisL ).ot r the Morning ;Train from Philadelphia on the Read- Ngwa. dr.e. It will be independent In -character, fear_ tad Professor of Chemistry, Dr. Mitscherlich of BPI , FARE. lets in to n e , and aim eenmantii to il ira h,b t he_ m ast tin, and for which he hat ever since had an extensive In g Railroad. , To Philadelphia, - - fil 00 - . correct, dispaisionate, and tellable •lews of the sub- sale throughout °moony' and other parts of Europe . " Port Clinton, - - 75 Jetts under disensadn. It is designed expressly to A. Roysen (front whom 1. P. Hoyt purchased) is a JOHN ANDERSON General Agent, aecommbilate the wants oftbe peeplaretn asserting and thorough Chemist, and %MS 611 r many years the sole Tarnaqua, April 19,1851 154 f was therefore the only person in the United States advocating their rights. and t° serve " a medium of superintendent of Dr. blilscherlieh's Laboratory. and expression for their views: the publisher therefore who had any knowledire of Ito manufacture, and any NEW MULSWEEEENT. intends to make It PSI Sad) a paper as the i be times de s, circulation among the Mauro. other Annie putpori in: to be Sin It must be 6 1a ri m, spirit of , Its cheapness, and the I mpor t rt e of the field of la. 0" nature. We ask Son la Try it. It is sot are of the bar it enters npon. will very greatly extend its EifEll- many ilanAhUgS. If you do not like it the money will, latton, and render it undoubtedly one of the most in every such case, be refssdrd. It Emilie') soesaway serviceable journals of the day. with that labortoug task of rubbing the clothes upon The JOraNAL Will he printed ,pn good pa Per. about the wash-board, which wears out the i helms more the size of thqd mite Jotax at.. before Its enlarge- than the regular use of theta. went. A new font of type Is now casting for it ; It is an article better adapted for rleam.inr. clothes and with the advantage of a Power Press, the pub. from dirt. vease,otaino, iron-mould, toil-dcw,oeti me fisher bones to'furn fah a tinier that w ill compare fa. colors in calicoes. restoring clothe, to their orictuld voratdy with any In the state. . color that have been stained with acids. II leanslfff and greasy Carp, to, coat eallaro,hato,wool,kc., The matter will be entirely distinct from the Mt. dirty s' JotaXst: and therefore and for scrubbing doom and cleaning paint, than ern that paper, peed not hesitate to subscribe fOr the those who now taki anything which has ever been offered to the public. WintillEsDia l i mber JOUINAL. Washing Fluid is pin up in large Pint !Males, and 'This First N timber of the DOLLAR 3DERN AS. will ap. ret.'tls at 111 cents per bottle. Eat h bottle tontaltio pear in June, as . 4 spe,ienen, an d ,,,,,,1 r,g, . sufficient f).r two ordinary W a shir g , tarty after the fast of July. b ruteSubscrs ei ill ;paper B lIIANNIN 9 fore send in their names immediately, as the ;paper Has been appointed sot,. Agent for the ,•ale of lie wal be pablissed _ Fluid in the con rit ie. of rt, hits lk tll. Lebanon, and Nor. TER Al el :-51 a year, payable is etiramer . . • thithibPrl mt. b., Verses. hail • Gardn...r. the Proprie- Clubbing. , tors, and he is prepared to turtiloh it in Merril:lnto. ts, c The 'IV Etta t.so•v Unt-;50 copiee„ - - 3.3 03 wholesale, to sell again, at the Plop' tetor's prim sby the dozen bottles. LAS JOVISNAL I h wl.l . r for- Fur WEDNESDAY and al. It Is abut tor sale retail at lily Store lit Pottsville. rushed to one address, as .-Irreatilv's Jotatiats,to r . 3 ,, c7paie:s. . . 32 70, I ropy of each, 0.2 75 C , n t7 i t r i s il . r i a , i r e: . s e o ec ... a . t . n l .1 1 s i s ; a w l e r . , .11: , e t y , It g , v a: ‘, ll tiolilgern, empty . • one address, as follows . 7 copies, - - - I; 00, 3 copies of each: 770 II" l" at his: t''re -15 copies. - - 12 Ott; 7.. " It) 00 irS. Merelt tots and other. who desire to keep the sr -30 copies, - -22 00115 .. ~ 3 .2 op ilelP for sale, in the counties named, will plea... send Trib very low rites at which the paper is offered. '" their orders and the leans wi ll be giv" comtwito, nil to require the subscription invariably In Pottsville July SG, MI. :10 if advance, , Particular attention will be paid in the statelir the markets In the Coal Region. As I thousandtopieo of the specimen num ber will be printed. It will afford a fine opporiunidy for advertising. Advertisements intended for the specimen copy. must be sent in before the 111th of June next. Every young man might to sub , erike to ltd. pa per. as the terms of subscription are w ietln the mai of all. , al- Pest Masters will pleasi act as Agent.). in form ing Mobs. Ac , and forwarding AllhArrlplann‘. For every Club of Fifteen. we will furnish a copy g•at i ,t to the person who forms the Club. . *The MINERS' JOURNAL is pnblicheil every Saturday. on an extra large sheet. at $2 per tinutri . Inv Clubs, as follows: Toone address. three copies 415; seven copies 010; fifteen ropier, $2O. sod at, rally fr.fiPlo the person , who forms a Club )(fifteen. Rates of Postage after the Ist of July. Free to all subscribers In Schuylkill Couloir Under 50 miles, per annum. -20 Cllll. Over 511 end under 300, per annum. 40 . •-• 3111 and under 1000 Miles pet minim, (41 ." •• 'nob , - 20011 .. KO " ' • 2000 " 40e0 " •• St 00 BENJAMIN BANNAN, Paill.<her Pottsville, May It. 1.).-.1 21— 13111 POTTSVILLE ACADL_ - _ p 11F. undersigned listiang tosenenttuited with the di- I .rectioncif the Pottsville Acsdemy,takes the litrisrty to recommend this Inallintion to the patronage or the public. The principal. who received his educatiOn in Elie beet uni.eryilies oPrlturnany and Parts. and who lies been for several years engaged in tractlin; in this country, will teach ancient and modern languages. as Latin Greek,llehre*, Get man and French, the higher bra-trite, of Maihenta tics, at Geometry: Algebra, surveyinc. fileo•nration Calculus, al well as Natural Philosophy and the primiple. or Chen 33333 v ; whilst Mr J. I'. Snot:* Pa. a graduate of 'Vale Col lett and a practical flunk-keeper, will tate chafe, of the Vnalith twain - lire. at Spelllitr, Ilea ding, W Minn. Cluurnistinin, Rhetoric. Arillitnetp . .lli-tort' and tleii vanity. Thetirtticiplce nf Ilona Ileepinc and the pupil+ el ',cited It ine keepiti2 of it. tilino• arrntint• by it. u4le entry. Nana It Ayer. a gradu als. of New IlaMpAifff Female Seminary. has 'been engaged In teach the Eleintioary hrahelice and Briw ing Even the conallast•liny• will be ra Uri iliy lauad Iffy the teachers inemsetve, And to s,,nisit Men pnnunity will he ntfnr.l d to prose; ntr their -Ind. , as tar es at any of our common Colleges. Wiih I di,cipline shall he combined a reepectrill and kind treat nient of the scholars. Pupils front abroad can he accom modated with boarding on mndrtite terms,in resperta hle houses. Thrisp &airing to learn the German language ihorringhly, can lind admittance In acimmpllshed Gernian family. '1 he terma„of Tui tion are as hitherto, Oil yearly: for Languages and llf.afc111. 0 : *Sevin The year is dltided into 3 sessions. Ist from fltelytMontla V in Sept. to new Year, $lO. el tea 81; (inn, New Year to the 2.131.1nd:1y in kind $7. arid $2 'NO extra. 3d from thence to the 34 Ntonday in July, 07, and $250 eltra ; cat the peeper: y plass. Iti dollars a year, fi dollars for the Istsrpsion :and k dollara for' 2d and 3d eat h Mills payable at the end of the lirst,trionth of eat h ee•sitin. It is bight) impor cant that every scholar •1 1 111 l 11 enter the School. with Ihe.r.nrnnienr.ement of the first SIS. to, L. A NGELE, Principal. 2rl Its EETI July l!. IE2I Franklin Venitian Blind ManninOory. 14 hob BEAN, No. 200 RACE: r.. 4 RE I • Doors shove Ninth, opposite Frankleu eqoare. Philadelphia,where he will keep consiently iii hood or nianufarture to miler a superior amt 4Ohipllable alaPnfllTWal of Venitian Blinds, nnsurpasseel for Ilahi ness, ehirahtliey and finish, which well be sold an flee 'inervi reasonable terms. Ile respectfully 11.11 CID a continuation of the patronne of hes old friends and Jhe readers of the Miners' Joarnfil, and Invite all ix - hostilely economy, in I he way 01 ehlap and excellent Illinets.to give hint a call. N. U. Old Blinds neatly repaired. painted and trimmed. Orders front the country e a reruns peit Phiin..not.l2., 4.2-1 y (Btatty's Roe, X•rwegias atm t. PotterJlr, l'ennett-.) Plumbing Shop. HAS CONSTANTLY. ON HAND A SVI'FLY OF 1.11. all sires of Lend Pipe, Sheet Lead. Moral Tin. Bath Tubs, Shower 'laths, Ilydrante. llose, Haul& and Slash. Acting Pumps and %Yager (*tope's; a 1.... al kinds of Brass Cot it■ for water and steant, War, cup. and Gluhes for Enzinee. All Rinds °trapper Work 21111Phstobln:tIone in the neatest-manner at the ehorteld nntire. N. D. Carat paid for old BM., and Lead. Pottsville. On t. 20. irl3o. COTTAGE 1171INITERE. Hats. WARE & CO., No. • SO CUE:IINUT street. above Tenth, Manufacturers of Painted I:onage Chamber Furniture. The subscribers would call the attention of the public to their extensive a•orirtinent of the above Furniture. Persons furnishinatittlftees, Boarding-hmises, &r will hod mud' to their advantsze to examine his flew style of Furni ture before purchasing, as It Is durable, ornamenral and tow priced. Complete eels from $l3O upwards: Seas or slinele Pieces palmed and ornamenie.l in any style In order. Also. Chairs, Extension Tables and other Furniture at-very low prices. ,N. B. The Trade •upplied asaissual Philada., June 2R, 1551 GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE. MEN ; -WOMEN AND CHILDREN WANTED. A LL persnna employment, big and lithe. young and old. male and female, and.alao, all matins Malting to employ any and all kinds of hands, laborerlor servants, will receive tiepinl information by calling at the office or the auhscribei In. Market Wee!, Pa• trY Term. moderate. N. lil. WILSON,J. P. Land Agent and General Collector. lily April 5. ISM SHOEMAKERS' GOODS. rAN IIAND. AND CONSTANTLY RECEIVING .( , t—lnnr own impart.ii inn—all k Indent Shop .5,t olio and Trimmings. -Merchant , ' and Manur.tettitere will he well supplied with articles in the above line—whit will he sold on arcommndat ing terms. PAiNE. importer and Dealers in Sh wmakers! Goods, N. E. corner of FOURTH& ARCH soros, Phtlath July 2.1,, laSi 3073 m 11 UMBER YARD.-TILE ATTENTION OF 14 Onllders Ind othrty.ln rpopertnilly Invited to the Planning Mill, whet, they rU tit. 'tinted in MI of Muted El..tinn, Turning and I.tintht.r, (torn I Iniqt BOW! , In Pannel Plank.. . . IIF.NRY STRAt CH Corner of 21ii and Norwegian Sirens May 25, liiso 21-tr . S. W. L. 11. ALLEN. ,11-1,- S. P. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA The Genuine Article, 1, EATIN IMPROVED-,MANIIPACT IT RED RV hoar. c,IIILTON, the Great thembit. Dr. .`i. P. Townsend's Sarsaparilla, ' The moot Extraordinary Medicine in the World i over two hundred and fill) ihnoisand persons cared of carious diseases, within the lost Iwo years. ll clues Scrofula, fltabborti Ulcers. Mos nflatermt ry. Fever fbaree,iErysopelas. [Meanie t ions. Consumption,:Gsneral Debility. Ilya. minis, COltiernras. Skin Disei • sec, Liver complaint, Dropsy and Gout, Ringworms, . Cancers and Tumors; Heart Diseisee. The great beauty of this medicine Is, Olaf It never injure. the constitution. and is alyrd'ys beneficial, even In the most delis ate, and Is the only medicine ever t its. 'covered th..(ereatee new, pore and 'rich blond, and that reaches the bone. Thousands are rciidy to testi fy to Ito many virtues. GREAT SIRING AND BUMMER MEDICINE.. Every person should take a bottle spring and fall. to regulate the • stem and drier nut all Impurities. . TAKF CARE of YOUR CHILDREN. s} stem bottle of r. . P. Townsend's Ealtrart of Sar saparilla will c anse the system of a child. READ TIIE EVIDENCE. - This iII to c miry. that my child was afflicted with a hestrible disease to the fare (which resisted the ef torte of my family phyeiclan.) and was entirety cured I by half a bottle of Dr. H. P. Townsend's litarsaparilla. WILLIAM .W 001). Unioninwn. Fayette en., Pa.. JUly a, Inso. This Is tocertify that we have sold Dr.et. P. Town send's Sarsaparilla for many years, andennsider It a very valuable medicine, many ruins having been er frstrd in our if kinity. A young man by-the name of Westley Rotherock, of this place, waa .enred of the Sc raise, (hiving large lumps In Isle neck) by the use of one bottle. , THOS. REED, & SON. Nordin:Mon, Pa., July 3d, PM. NOTICE. • . , The, public are notified that Dr. S. P. Townsend's Extract of Sarsaparilla, will in fume be manufactior ed.under the direction of James R. ("Minn°. ch em k t, whose name in connection with that: of Dr. S. I'. Townsend. will be upon each bottle. to prevent fraud. :hold at fIANNAN'S Bookstore, Pottsville, Wholesale and Retail. 13-Druggista and others are informed that we have made arraogementa to supoly this medicine by the Dozen, at the Manufacturers , prices. It will be to theiradvantage therefore to procure the iraupplies from as. The Recipe to manufacture this article, Was sold a few months ago, for therm of One Hundred Than said Lislittra. the best evidence of Its great worth as a medicine: The sale has been unexampled. The article sold as Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's, is ail V•llumbnirr Jacob Townsend is a Vender of Pe riodicals in New York, and a firm pay.; him several hundred dollars a year for the use of his name, for the purpose of manufacturing a spurious article, and palm it off upon the public as the "genuine article," by cal ling it old Doct. Jacob Townseud's Sarsaparilla. Crlf you want the melee article always ask for NO. 8. 'P. oz Townsend's Mansparilln. S Aus so WISTAD A. KM 23•Sif so-if N. M. NEWNAN'S " Encourage Mime Manufactures II you want to vurirmrt the (region—that's the .Vlrllltle Jeans... BROGMCMZE,TUMCLAY,EARTUMN AND tiTuNE-W Alit: at %Mit , ' AVTORY. TIIE PRorRIEFOR MANHFacTORV. neat Prot kville, in Schuylkill county. Pa.. te tpectfully solicits custom of the surrouodinit Store keeper. for the 3Tltclee of hie manufacture, where he offers as equal to au mace elsery here, and lower In price than the ttade of Mis redwin have eyer yet bought. They ennvot it. pa:t of Rockin;hatti•wvre, viz: Pitchers. Coffee-rota Tea-Pate, Sugar-Bowls, eroartiP. Fruit Rptilt•uoiß, STONEWARE. Napptee " pre •• •• •• Vecetable " •• " [Liking Pl.iles, Alin. Yellow Strlnest are. Oingut and Root liner Bot tle*, intr. Pli . ehers Bowls, Preserve, Jelly and Fink ling Jar.; Jelly and Cake. Mouldy, Barth*, Care., and Chambers. and generally every Aritrlenianufartured Ile also. ITlalMElCthres to miter the Intl...xi" Fire Brit km nf any shape or *lze Strive Cylludersand I ininge til All p3tirtp.:; Flue anti Flonong liter; Arch, Key and Wedge Mirk. ; Oven, Arch and Flom TtleA, ace • &, I).} older (or the ol.ove are real... Wally ',arched. Office mill Show Ware-ronut"(Wholesale only) In Silver rerrace Building*. 4Netilre et reel, Pottsville. Addrees. F. HODGSON. Agent. Potts, dle. Nov. 'A ISM) 47-if Utility ,_,,,1 C.II/Vliflellre C0m1,,,,,1 ! PIANO AISTE/ MUSICAL INSTRUMENT IPaye I:noo and Paper Stare, In Pol,rolle 'I I IIE SIIII +1•1(1116' ft %V ILI, OpEN I.\ A FEW I dap two door, below bin ureeent Hula Idt.lonent, l l Piano and Mnatc . ll InAtlntne. t I.S'areltonan, ~ .I.e , hrr with a Pap.. and V.ilo i Stn., II:, PI was tvlll be , front the alit c. 1011.11...1 Mak. r, :t lot :ill Ili.. :11.w:it ' Instrnments %A ii. be act! , t«.l is tilt vv.,: ~tie, It) one of the beat Art eat,. In the .o.lnirV lie II:1u jo.t re... Wed ',l'd 40 Violow.l;nl,ll.,l'hll.' , . Fife., hr....piton. Aro • gbr V 6/1 , 1. 1.11. Pa Th,....1et tof lb, tot., let 1 I. turnhab nn0..1 am , n•a jn•l ay. Ilya,. a+ Ito.) rtit i.e tottcha--e4 in PIIII.I i delpttia, an., ettith.tte I. 11 , 1" (ni utwor 11, 11, to lila. lIIIII.IIS • PAVER li A NI:INGA - The oit,teritter oil al.‘n open in co-10t...t0m ut Ms lil. 1:1V - tbl.stonrtil '3 raper Singe finitwat Ulf nil ‘lllll.. 01141 elite! o r 1 •„ 4 ,e, ib„,,. .0., (lit Hull.. Parlore unit Ilonin•. Alan, God and , Velvet Pape., Horde,. Ileenratlons, flak, Ti,`-e.. I. 1 Malintany and other paper, Ilie arrangiithevit with the Nl:troth...wept art etch that be !littera btonaelf lit tt he ran fornit.ti J•I [end %II ;1.,' tinent 1,• .ttect from us .111 he found in the 1am...! e.tattloainentr in tow I 111 , ., 1111.7111 r iii price fro in e rirlit• in 51 per pl• r v Ili. Wt. r+ WO' ill.o hr found it. low, and In loony 1•,1 ••••••••11., , ,,, linn the y 'me Ott ,kg ar..1.14 in I'Litadelphli. V.- Paper Illanthot Meo hafts, kr., totppliett in hole sale at toy pfli.1••1. 11. lINN \ AN. c} All kinilii Or Thiali al InAtrilmento tint nn hand obtained to nrder at abort notice, with 1111. :Vivant:l ve that they %, ill hr selected by a competent All-1 111 It, city. June-21, It,-51 2'" 01110 FIRE & wavat PROOF PAINT AND Ikl VT Oil.. , 1 r i IIF: fll'lttßl:lt4llEß II Acl .11 , :4T 'ALI Ti' ED f 1 inn of this rrlrlattrd Pahl, whirl. 14 toroth* Into trellrf.lll.e rot painting ronlo. (ram , drcelllnfa• and In fart all kinds r.f building, 41-1- . which require to be I 4MI from the toyagen of rite and IC3ler. T ltt roof, ,littottr roof, kr.. will br prevented from traklng, or rl their clorobilits doubled it) the nye of '1 tits point and (ramp , 00ldinita ran be mad. to Intllnte both grey and red •111111-1,..e, %bile Si 111. F ame time 1 they reeMpealtrinor B. A r e •ip, ar ,pp,r the ranarerl Of Orr, as 1 Mich nr 'lone 11011114 11 I. f 11110.1111,1 In grt.y., Ip.rolftte and Ante torn P311'11.45 and 1011.rn supplied in riant Br be: at tor : ManOlirlOrer prier, Also. oil In be II red with the paint farnt4hrd it the low rate of 43 ernlA per gallon by the ken or halve', whirl) rr - dor•ot thr ',Molina , toabont one halt the prier of the nilirr kind of Paint now in lion. In 011111 Ihr In4n roar, Cotopanlro Inoue Itulldintrtt rOtrefed with 1104 paint at a lower rtre thantiwy do tho, rover•rl w rib either tin or Tine. Thep:1111111 for titahool ernuit.l in oil or dry by the barrel or keg, either rhocnlalr. tier) or :413111t color, 'ty II 11.1. , NN A ti• Agent for I be Ma ntifdriorer. I March 8. 1851. lo- BLASE'S Patent Firo Proof PAINT. FROM i)1110 • I'fillSilliverihers have jolt received 3 (nether sap- ' ply or this singular and cah.ab e 40.4f:incr. In addition to the elate color, they have a lienotifiti chocolate or brown, rrseutldmg tile o.lllii onne now In use, and so much admired for the front of hooding.' Its principal ingredients are •ilit it, a lionin I RIM pro- Inside of loin, which In ihr "pi .. i . n of sear iodic men aatisfamority at mints for its fire-proof,iat ore—the two former sidestanres being awl the latter artier as a cement. 111 hind the tt hole together and make a firm and durable paint. For nee it is milted With Litieeed nil. 'end applied with a brush, the sane 11.4 nr.!innry 1...•.1.. to pond tron,tir.. zinc. rainy:net, par., ,Ar. It lierilene gradn 211) 1111.1breill11,4 fire-prop 1. I* I. partle.ll.lllv sulla hie for root', of buildings, steamboat a id enr-declis, railrnarl loidges.fences, &c. A Innfcndrd with the article is equal to one o slate, at It vast oat tog of rt pens.'. Idperlmens may he Peen al the Mitre if the enteicti hers. 11 hill SON. lint till & No. 435 south Front St., Philada. 1331 Aprll22: - GASPER' HEFT. gL e IMPORTER AND 111:11.CII IN WIN E•I; gr„:ll..Liquors, and Impotted Sea.ll,. Nit. in. North turret Ploladetonia would ...pert- Tully call the attention of 11,4,1 keeper• 01111 other• In ku well selected NI." it of WINGS, 11.1t1CORS and imported (AGARS, lit Pin? P and °oder roliont-honie Lock. COGNAC PRA NEM ES of cation. Wand., consipting of Pale and t),rk, tI nil Sc Co. finer, Mattlory.l hard, thiptly es Co., aihl Super (11l London Bort, and variona Brand. of Colman and other Brandt,., udlNES,,Sze—Fin" old Madetra. Sherry, Teneride and LioloonAVine9--Super old Poll Wine, Clarets of different kind.. on draught or In C 1..., Ileld•lek, P. A. Miming & , and Gender < Genuine Anchor Brand., in.Plnts and talliart , CIIAM B, !nether with a general o,a outtnenr of Scotch and Irigh Mall Whi.keya, Unhand 1.1tri..1, tnailat Peat Ii Bran 'y. nld Ljnorht3l., Movpuir.l. kiln Whiskey Wild Cherry. Iliac kl.errv, Ita.pl,erry and Lavender liratt.hrs. a'r Superior Wtur 01.11 Sltuu afit Bitters ;A Philada.,lklne 7,1451 23.6 m lIELIUUNG'S SALAMANDER SATES. I ! 4lE' VALIDITY OF' Tlllrit PATENT. (vier bay ing been vigorously come-tett - by tom* at 1.011 fur the lint years.) ham been luny and linall) rstalt 'bated in the tatiprvnte Court of the tinned Stara. The until...it:nett, at hitt del.!, ht on baud a 11-go assoriment n' the gettione PATENT sAI All ANDER ti A FEA. A 1..0. nil hinds m IlittN r CtlE.T .4 ET BOX CS, VA li I.T MR:I 11 - 1 h a' All.l 1.411 Fire and Proof with new and r 4 et .t hi l h in d !titres of into, makerit—formitte the ta12..1 in the world. Alen, Ow following LOPES: Changeable, Combination. Penton:llion :mil Changeable Atildriunpowder Lake; IlaW• nen:spa. tent Powder and Bulgier-proof Lutk, Day, Newell Day's; and LocA. o other t.plebrafril ma keel. .1011:4 FARM.. ,No. 31 Walnut et.. Plillada...ole Avnt fir the +i ate of Pennsylvania . June it, 0351 - NIECIULNICAL ENGINEERING. A : , 41 OUTLINE of ;ger-hasten! Engineering will'', A Prawingwor tilif9hed Alei Minn 's Tools and Ap paratus of every deseriplion. Aldo a number of d t s. (Pivot places *howling the arrangements of o eit monied ninnufictolles, Cri•t, Oil and tuber Mills ; Foundries. Forges.lt.dling Mills. Sugar, Paper and Spinning Wit liinen. reinips :and Water work, -Cloth Manufactories, &c., &c., with an appendix con taining the uccrogasy desctiptinns and ra nlai hon a collected, elaborated and published by American En gineering Society, under the direr Win of Frederick Moor.. It it decidedly the hest work tot Engineer. and Machinists, ever publivlbed. Ce Price to Sliblit rther3 81 00 per number. To fion- Subnetibers $1 50. • • Subscription:, reccitrett arid singlet civics for catchy R. HANNA'S, Reßuhr appointril Airco. roti.eilie. June 11, 15:4 ELDRIDGE'S PATENT Corn SUELLEIL clink: ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC IS IN VI- I Ind to the improvement in Corn nim ICI, acknowledged to hr tar enperior to ail other, being on an entirely new principle of Shelling the Corn passingstraiyht throorh lengthwise or the eaf,llll.llllb revolving. 'thereby requiring no gram, to intreare its speed. which adds matt-11111y in the root ()Collier machines. It turrateasirr and shells Cleaner than any other. and Is portable In size and dor dile in commouoion. rt./1.0111 interested ard invited to call and sre it la opetalinn. The tight of this and hthrt multicolor sale. For tun her particulars addrere or ayply to DAVID F.I.DRIDEF.. N. W. corner ^_d and Dock : 4 trect, 3.1 story, Na l . July te5,1651 :10-^n, NEW SPRING GOODS. IMINATON' & Co., cEATRI y rItEET. 4 pile the Pon ctiltp—p4later's ..td rtiando— would , ittletrm their friends and the, pn6lie retie/04,Am ih i . y ':have taken UMlPnai ilnin,4 In ileirti in! their Sp, stock of Goods, whirl, they hat,e greatly inrrpased and enlarged. We rOnfidently atlirm that a more am ple and rinnplete a.sortment or ends has not been opened in any one gore in Splittylkill County; and as to rite...tine's in pt ice. they challenze comparison whit any othpfestattliehment an city or cOllllllll. Come and examine our flock and you will he satisfied and con vinced Ilist such le the tact. Pottsville. Apr 1119.1661. IS- - STILL LATER FROM THE CITY. ' PHILIP lIOFFA WOULD RE_ spectfolly Inform his of customers and the public generally, that be has taken the extensive Coach Making Es. tabllshmentof Frederick If. Maurer, where he is now prepared to do all kinds of Carriage making , and all long experience in the business Impel to be able to give general satisfaction to all those who may call upon him. Pottsville, October 5. 1850 METTIODIST HYMNS—A large assortment of Methodist Hymns alwats on hand and for sale at publishers' pare* at H. MINIVAN'S Cheap Hook and Statinner Bturn. April th, test .16— EMI ' • -14.1..3;.• Aga ta t HOWARD, EARL & CO.'S EXPRESS LINE.— vtre are prepared to receive and forwald Ma/ per Pavretuter Train, (our Express Car being always in •charze of spectat messeneerm tnerehandize of all deft riptionf • packages, bundles. r pc(' i e.tia n k notes, dce. M.o. particular nttention paid to eollet.tinz Drafts and Acconnts. , Packages and Coo& delivered daily to all intermediate places between Philadelphia. And Pottsville. 'Offices—Centre Street, Pottsville; So. 43, South Third Street, Philadelphia; N 0.6 Wail Street, New Votki N 0.13 Court Street, floston. HOWARD, EARL Co. 14.1 f April S. 1&;l PASSENGER TRAINS. I 0-#2.k.lgEqii*Neena O i FFICE oF TIIE PM 1 ADELPIIIA dr IIEAUING llatiroad Company—Philadelphia, AU:. 3 0 . 1 85 I F all all Arrangement.—FAßEl RZILOCCtD—From Phil &liana toPottsville two as Trains daily. Sundays eicrepted:) On and afler SiTt. lit.lSSlown trains will he run each way, daily, between Plida ;del:thin and rottpvin , MoRNI:VG 1.170.. 1 Leaves Philadelphia at 11 o'clock, A. M., daily, in• kept Sundays. Leaves Pottsville at 7: o'clock, A. 51. dally, accept Sundays AFTEIINOON LINE. Leaves Philadelphia at 31 o'clock, daily, except Sun 461.Lsses Pottsville at &cluck, lialty. exerin Sun days FARES. Ist (Lass cars 2d des • rairrl 'Between Phila. and Pottsville, 02 75 102 25 , Between Phila. and Reading. I 75 I 45 • Depot In Philadelphia. coiner of Broad and Sloe !streets. Passengers cannot enter the ears unless pro , voted with at late. Fifty pounds of h . :lunge will he allowed to each paw l:fencer in these lines, and passengers are expressly I prohibited front taking anything as baggage but their own wearing mime,. which will he at the risk of Its ntslls t. By or.ier of the Board of Managers S. BRADFORD. iirrrytarY• 35.1 f t0Tt,6,16M FREIGHTS S. TOLLS ON COAL wtew _ (Irro . r or roc & READING. RAILROAD ('n. ll PhendelpAid, Rept, 3, Mi. The 1131 r, of FREIMITes TO TOLES on ("nal. train - - ported by thin earatinhy, will hp as follows (nun Sept. rith, 1551, uTill tontine. tottice • ammo Philudietidaa, - . . _ ' .4 _ 35 IS Inclined Plane, - - - - - Nicritisn. 40 35 15 Germantown flailioad, . 40 35 15 Fella of Schuylkill, - - - , In 35 IS Manavunk. • - - - , 10 35 IS Spring Mill -•, - - 35 30 15 1'..11.1,..h...krn & Plcnimilli R. it, 30 15 10 Itanitei•s and Poits and lone.• .15 . 20 115 Notriplown rim Ili til,eooit , - go 15 ni 14.11 Kennedy. - in 15 Oil Valley Forge, - - - - ' IS 15 °° Placid% vale • • - - - • 14). tes 115 Floyer• Ford. .. . Oil 05 65 Pottstown, - - • - • tro (15 S 5 Bougcte lictile, - - - . 0 1111 lils b. 5 Baumsiown, - - - - 00' M' 60 Reading. - - - - • ' en ' 75 • '7ll Between nestling end !Blairsville. I iihrsville, - . - - 'W I 7 5 170 M Hamburg, ' 85 . AU' ' Orwlgslitsig. - - - ...: 55 511 By miler of the Board 01 S 111i511.1v. . BRADFORD. Oriet'y. Sept. 13. 10.45137-tf FREIGHTS & TOLLS ON COAL. OIFICI: 11l TH 1:31'IlVTLIIIII. NATIOLTIni C 0.71 Sip. let, I'SI. I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT ON AND tiller the 13th instant. the intro in be allied for Toll on ANTHRACITE ii • OAL. earth.' on the 64111106 W 94svigittion. anti Owns. time 44 Ca... awl Landing's, will be an follow,— mild rate, to rontinue until the closing of the nits ig,tlon 'hi. year: _ FROM . ~_—,..--..,—..—...., itla . .. , zg'a2. , v„: , ......, 51 , EsiFi -.....-------- PMladelnbia - - - 50 49 1 48 49 :Aararink • . 59 49 48. 49 springiil.•• - ' - 43 44 41 35 tonsimborken - - - 45 44 41 35 Plyannuili Dam - - •45 44 41 , :15 Nortimouro•Tol 141.12e•p0t1 - 43 42 30 35 P.m Keonrdy - - - 41 41 38 33 Voile, Forst. - • - 40 30 30 '33 Fa wloree Dam 40 30 ar , 30 1.t001...rv111e - 35 31 31 28 l'lnrnilville - • - 35 34 31 IN tio)..l's Ford - - . 23 34 31 28 Frdiriov.o lAndlng - . 35 31 31 28 l'nrilinion . - - . • 35 34 31 2:4 11m1slernnugli - . .., 3 13 . 2 29 2P4 11.381.0 g - - - - 30 29 27 25 Allhootto• • - - 30 29 27 23 Nohr.vgle - , . - - 30 ,29 17 25 'Limburg - - - - 39 29 27 2.i 41rwlgsburg Landing - - 25 1 25 25 i Ity gader or the Managers. F` FRALEV. Pm.!dent. 37-If Sept. 13, Issl PHIL/IDA a' READING _RAILROAD• At .: j 5 z ...... .r - -- ..;:•iiTstrola- ... .. • -. ac .. Sit - ( EDU('T If) NOF FREIGHT ON hIER (' IIAN SE V. ;o commence Marcia I, InSI. HATEri OF FREDA! V PER 100, ,BS. ,3 * t- Z z i,: t ii 77: 1. 6 I —, -,-4 2 4' 4 . s F , r Ise Class.—Hitotninejt Coal,Orickel Ice. Iron Ore, lactic:alone, PI: Iron. ). 9 co. 44 fib. Planer, Slate, Tiles, J 241 ru.s.--PloomA. Burr Blocks.) Cement, Gritidsicines. Guano, laths, I Pitt h, Railroad Iron, heavy, ROMIG HOl i fllf. 54 its 8111, 13111 A. Shingles, Tar, Turpen• I tine. Timber and litimber. J 3d Chts4.—Ale, Beer and Porter.) , Ashes, Pot and Pearl. Bark. Barley.' Bones and limns/ Coffee, C o tton.' 4V btokey & Domeet c Liquors, Grain. ) • Iron Castings. roach; Rolled, Bar Of l} Si cts-111 rt. 11 3 ,nrncred iron, Roller Plates, Flat liar illaProad Iron; Lead and Shot, ROIMPAPP, Potatoes. Nails and Spikes, - Solt Provisions. Surer, Saltpetre & ; Tobacco, tenonanufnetured. J FLOPS per bairel,„ 25 eta. 11 its 4th Claes. — ApplOP, Bran. Bhtter 1 Cheese. fortlare,Eart hen-ware Ergs, I Groceries, (except those stated)iternp I hardware Sr, (tottery, (fellow -ware. I Lard, Leather, Live Stock. 51annfar- r 17 ill. 9 eta, titres of Iron, rie Machinery; 011,015. . term, Paint., R,,,v.. Hider, Rigs. Run- I sia inert limn, Seed!, Steel, Aweet I Potatoc4„Tattliw, Vinegar & Wire. j srh Mass.—Books and Stationery.) Donis and shotzs, Camphine & Spirit Oil. China. Glass and Quee,n'sn. ure. I . Cigar., Confectionery, Dry Goods. }22 co. II lIC Drugs, Fresh Fish. Meat SIMI Fruit, Foreign Liquors. flops. Spirits of • Turpentine. Tea., Wines and Wool. March 1.1851 041 TRANOPORTFD TALLIC Rubber Machine BELTING. 'rim EXPERIENCE of IIIE . LAST 4 YEARS. 1 has gained lot this Belting the conhdenre of the consumers ; this. together with the fact that great im prove,ments have been 01.111111 In the quality, warrants the manufacturers In asserting it to be superior to leather or tiny thing else, for all open Belts, (inure es pecially for heavy or main lielts,) for the following rf•SS. , II , I: I. The perfect equality of width andthirknesswhiels it will retain. I. No danger of heat under 300 degrees Fahrenheit Injures it. and it rentaitic flexible in any degree of, old. 3. It is of great strength and durability. does not slip on the poke.. Court qUellay a gain of power Is oh. tained, and when adjusted to machtnety. does not re quite alteration, as is the ease with leather. or any other. , 4. In wide Belting the cost Is much below that of leather or any other. ' A large assortment *Ways on hand, and furnished of given lengths, el shortest notice. MACHINE DELTIMI: A scale of prise,. by the pier. of 100 feet long 2 Inds 3-ply per foot 11 rents, 4-ply 19 rents. 3 • • •• la • " 17 " 4 " •• •• la .. I. 24 " INEI t i 116 OS 9 In .. " . =Mill 75 •• fig •• 95 " 1,05 .• WATER HOME Istr'i,per I" •• 15 0 •. •• .• •. 114 " ".• . " I! 46 li .. ~ 21 46 55 " 2 1 14 .4 GO 21 66 £3 For sale. at Factory pricer. by . P. DANN AN. Agrnt Mannfactorrra. Alec), Strom Parking of to 1 loth thick. car etpringo. Rings. gt.r., for Water Pipea. April If!, 1851 A. BOOR FOR EVERY BODY. DOSITWICK on Natural Death: and how to keep young—belna an inquiry Into the causes of natur al death, or death from old age, developing a new and certain method of preventing the consolidation or os sification of the body. and thus indefinitely prolonging vigorous. elastic, and buoyant health, and of render ing parturition easy and safe;—by Ilona Bosewier, M. Id. It is certainly onerof the most valuable works Peer published: no person should neglect obtaining a copy. For sate at D. BANNAN'ti Wholesale and retail Bookstore. yotts vilfe. Aug. 9, 19:.I 311— • lIE SUBSCRIBER BAB ENLARGED MR .BOOK .1 Bindery. and inerewd the Machinery and hands, andis now prepado ati binds of Binding in the best style, at the lowest rates, by the single Book or by the hundred or thouSanog. All kind' of Wank work atinditctUltill to nrder at short notice. • B. BANNAN. Printer, Publisher and Binder. Potteville, At SI. 1850 , LEM NATl:inns • OWN ` 4 ' "°"' • • THE .INOVALID.S BEST FRIESIDI MPORTANT CORRESPONDENCE! TRIUMPH lop wraoirra INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLs IN SOLITII AMERICA!—YELLOW FEVER CH: RED! TRUTH STRANGER 'WAN FICTION: Satsm,.fdass4 April le. ISM. William Wright. Esq.— Dear Sir—For many years we haVe been the Salem agents, and also at one time the county agents, for the sale of your valuable medi. Moe, and during the whole of this time. we are not aveare that, in any one instance have the pills which we have sold been complained o fi as can•ing injury, or not accomplishing their proper mission. It is doubly 'gratifying when we receive voluntary testimony from a source where the medicine which is sold had Oren the eans g g oottand of wonsavig many fives. • Last year e sold thr g ee dozen hazes to go to a for eign pmt, and this day have received a letter from the merchant who ordered them, giving en account II( the wonderful effects which they did to curing a large number of persons who were attacked with a prevail , Ingepidemic similar to the yellow fever; while throw Fonder the regular physician.' treatment, who were in the Hospital, some three hundred. Including the Governor, Magistrates,&e , fell victims to the disease. If you would like a copyofnUf letter, we don't know of any Impropriety in giving it you, and perhaps it would tie of service to have it published, togetherwith our names, as It Is addressi.d to us. We will consult the parties Interested, and if pm wish it, you will ',phase write IP.. Respectfully, yours, ' W. & S. R. lyre, room r;x11 8 — ; • .1....t 1 40 • 1 3S, 1 IS ~ tIA .. ~ 3S .. BM Enil " 45 " .• 55 .. 70 .. •• 15 to ..ee .. UZI 440 go .5 55 97 " 5 5 1,05 . . 5 " 22 ceull EEEII BOOR BINDERY. M d The following is the letter alluded to above :. G•Verille, Match 2% ISM Messrs. W. &. S. B. Ives., Merchants, Salem : Gentlemen—For come years past I have adopted In my family; as a purgative, Dr. Wright's Indian Vege table Pill. (for whom you are his agents in Salem) and have found that medicine 01 great worth. Last November we were visited by a kind of inflaM moiety fever. (the same I presume wr hi c h greatly al- ' dieted our neighbors, the Braziltane, for nearly a year) the symptoms of which had an analogy to the yellow f r yer. and nearly three hundred persons fell vietine to the epidemic (a great number fur a population is email as OUTS) ' Our doctors named it the true ye,low fever.. Mgt their skill was inefficient to stop its progress. con ning their mode of treatment to the use of quinine. and the application of leeehee, forbidding the use of purgatives, and of 'course all the soldiers and sailors. who were obliged to be sent to the Hospitals, all also the Governor, several Magistrates, severs! officers, and in fact all those who were really afflicted with the disease, fell victims tinter their mode of treatment. A month previous.) had received three dozen holes of Dr. Wrighee Pills. which 1 presume were botieht at your store, by Meas.'. Goldsmith, Newcomb & 1 Feriees, merchants in your city, and with whom tarn Idoing bushiest.. I had the •opportunity to .adminirter these Pills to several under my roof, who were emint ed with the same fever, and to 0 doses of eight Pills eat II completely cured them of the complaint. I then i gave away;nearly all toy Pi.listo some twenty nr OW- L ty ?mantle. and all were relies rd as it were by' en chantment. I have, to consequence, remitted to Messrs. Gold s ..... h. Newcomb and Farless, the sum of forty dollars for the purchase of that quantity of this medic ine,and I beg of you In deliver the Pills as fresh as possible. I wildest you also to desire Dr. Wright to have hits directions traustateil in French. whir h willtehd great ly to eirtulatt Its Pills not only here, but also in the othercotome• where thelmpulation is more numetsiow Kit OW. trentlemen, in the liberty I have taken In adthecs you this letter, whir h, for the sake of Ito manity.:l have been compelled to do, av 1 donut mean to a p r cipaic o n a u :mote which proved salutary to a somber of poor people. and 111 fart most of the popu lation is reduced to a state , of indigence. and It would NT sinnit for ally one to seek lucre in such a way. Accept. gentlemen, the most respectful salutations of veur very obedient servant. A. ['Kumla The medicine is for sale wholesale and retail, either In English, French. German or Spanish (Werth - ma, at , the Prilielpal Office, 189 lIACE SI., Philadelphia. And for sate by E. & M. Beatty, Pottsvitte ; J. C. Drown, do ; I) N. Heisler, do r W. M. Bickel. Or wigsburg ; George Hammer,. do. ; Levan & Banff 'Man. Schuyiktil haven ; W. Taceart Tamaqua ; Burnett It Bowman, New Philadelphia • M. Sr hwa rtz, Patterson; Wheeler & Miller, Pinegrove l ;.l. Bolan hold, Port Clinton ; W.„ Cooper., Tom sroral G, Rea- I ;an. do.; Geo. Dethelbele. Ringgold s Joshua Boyer. wg e nsmiry „ Joseph thrills. East ' iltutimurstit i D. Hoch.ldiddreport ~. Lewis Deaner. Port Carbon; Jno. Will Midair port ; .1. Gontbsr, Sr . Patterson ; Geo. 111. Potts, Brockville ; Price & Ilugher, St. Clair; Reed At Maier, Llewellyn; Johanna i'..khill. do.; Geo. flyiffsityder, New Castle; .1. W. GUN.. Miners vine; ,Eckel dr Dirndl, Tremont ; inn. B. Slcereaty, do.; 'scot. Kauffman, LoWer Mahrintango ; and by Agents In all oilier parts of the county, State anti the ! United States June 7. ISM Perry bawls , Vegetable Pain Kilter. • --- . 'IMF, WONDER OF THE AGE.—INTERNAL & I Eat•rimi Reniedy.—A great discovety and vatua hie medic Me. Every faintly ahnnld have a bottle in races of sudden sickness. it mires Cholera. FinwetComplaints . Chalk.. Diarrhwa. Fryer and Ague ' Piles, Dysentery. Pain in the Wad. Bruirea, R..euma- . Item. Dyepepsra. and Burn.. READ - THE EVIDENCE., This certifies that I have for several month iced Mr. Davis' Vegetable 'Pain Killer in my farMtly in several of those r3t ,, e foi which it is net 'ntended, and and it a very wieful family medicin 1 .. A . Pastor of 2d Baptist CI r " 71.ba This may certify that er with great flirter!!" Common Rowel Cu : &c.,And would che4 ,- amity meelcine. ---- FRIEND, aViq.—This may Minify that I atilt Use re )2( the Pa l . Killer in my family. My health has-heed on goo: or three or lour mouths past. that I have but li} e or no tire for it, and would .1111 reromniend It to Abe public. _ R ver .lCH 2.1 ARD PECKHAM, Fall Ri month, 17th. 1819. 's For aalii JENKINS & SHAW, \ _,/ 125 Chesrut Street. Philadelphia. C neraf Whotesate Aaente for Eastern Pentwylvaida, , o whom all older,: and applications for Agencies /froni Eastern Penhaylvania should e alliiret•seil. R. b RANNAN. • \ . wholesale and Retail Agent for Schuylkill CO. \Sli gt OAggistv and others rupplird to sell again, et the telt ale,. • Aug I MO 33.1 f t trued hare entered iuto Copartnerehip under the Firm of & LAWRENCE!, rl , O CARR - \ON TDB PAPER AND RAG 111 1 81 I. neis. aO. 5 MINOR Street, Philadelphia, where they' hie d keeping a Wtn Wee assottent of Pa• pets, &e .cc . Ting In part as follosva : D'riting Papers; Wove and Laid, American and panto!. Itrantlittia.Coulut. Cu rritillyrecomniernt it as a valuable JAS. C. BROMEtt. The • ode Eng Bath POMA and Nom Papers t Wove and Laid, Gilt and Plain. Colin Posts, Flat Caps. Print Irg Paper•, all aizer. lisrdware Paper , . from IS by 2tro tix XS. Colored and White Tissue Papers', American and English. Hollingrwarth's Patent Manilla Papers. Colored and White Shoe Papers, common and extra sizes• Bull Envelop . .. Papas C lured Printing and Cover Papers. • Manilla Papers, all Pi7.PN. Glar'd Royal, all rotors. Druggist, Bine Medium and Filterit g Papers. - Te 3, Secret and Colored Papers for Confectioners. Rag, :Manilla and straw Wrappiti; Papers. Bonnet Binders.' Rot, Cap and Trunk Board.. White and Ruff Envelopes; Legal, Letter; Nate and Ca..l sizes. Arent.; f.r Bliss, Potter .fr ('e's., PRINTERS' CARDs in parks and Aerie, a hoe and minced- odd mee, rat to order. Alma, 11..4 Gill, Figured and Plain Glazed Papers. JOSEPH Milt, late of SP N. THIRD lareet. N. S. LAWRENCE, late of No 3 MINOR street. N. 8.-500 Tons of Rags wanted in exchange for eabh. Philada., July 5, ISM PURE WHITE LEAD. I'V I C I .-.."4 :l atil•R ß 4 l N " l l : l 4 l 4 ll ,l, m r a h"A l t t i s p ' h n i.a m i ,N o. now a rood supply of their wananled pure • WIIIT LEAD. and those customers who have been spartner; supplied in consequence of a run on. the article, shall now hive their orders filled. No known, %Misname possesses those preservative and branlilflnr properities.o desirable in a paint. to au equal extent with unadulterated while lead ; hence, any admisture of other materials only maps its value. It has, they. fore. been the steady aim of the manufac turers. (or many yetre, to supply to the public n per fectly pure white lead.. and the unceasing demand for the article, is moor that it has met with favor. It is invariably branded on one bead: %VETIIERILL & EttnTIIER in full, and on the other, warranted pure, all in red letters l'hilada., July 12.1851 - Tao - Mal or rossaos Fom uveßroin. AND THE DIFFERENT Port. in Ireland, to New York and Philadrlphla, has been (Considerably reduced at BANNAN'iI PAISAGE AGENCY. .Drafts in SUMS of CI and up to .EXIO, Issued at his onto', payable in any Part ni Europe, on presrotation at any Rank, without discount. The money for drafts ituhred at Bannans's Office. Is reerived In about one half the lime it usually takes to receive fonds sent by other Agents, and it is sure to go soft. 'orl , Letters post paid containing par money. five dol lar, loth. pound sterling, with r direction. will he forwarded loonedtaiely, end a re .yips forwarded to the person sending rt ; by addressing B. DANN AN, Pottsville Pa Agent for the old established House of P. W. Orme, ar. Co., Liverpool. June-21. Val REMITTANCES so site OLD COUNTRY. HAVING MADE Arrange '. melds in various parte Of Ireland and Scotland, and with Siesers. SPOONER, ATWOOD & Ban kers. London_, la prepared to draw glight Dille from One Pound Sterling to any amount required. payable i h all Wm, of England. Ireland. Scotland and Wales. Person , remitting Five !toilers to the Pound in par halide, whit the name of the peroon who in to draw the money, a bill for the amount, with a'rereirit for them to hold, will be returned. ' Collections made In all pain, of Eiltnpe, and For eign Bills of Exchange mite& .1 P. SHERWIN, Potta . ville Pa. !.11 Jan. a, Violins, Guitars. rintei,kifes, Bsc. 1411USCIRIBER has Just received hi! raper A. and Music Store, a lot of Vt.lnts, arrnrdians. Guliary, Flutes. Fifes, ar.e.lall of which he will sell at manuf.tetufers' prices. He will also have an wawa mem of Plating. to alew days selected with rare. all of which will be add at touch lower rates than Pianos have heretofore berneold In Schuylkill county. B.BANNAN. t 7 An Mueieat Instrnmento obtained.fo order with the advantage of having them selected by a compe tentjuke. Poly 19. ISM ' • 29 P110:11rOX SOAP WORKS South Fast COrlif? of CM'S 4. Vise St' rsets.PAilada. TIIE UNDERdIGNED OFFER FOR BALE TIIE yarning qualities of Brown and Pale Soaps, and respectfully invite the attention of purchasers. resi dent in Retusylkill Ca. BACON & CO. ALFRED LAWTON bring connrcutd with the above Establishment, solitits the patronage of his friends, and wilt attend to all orders sent by mall or otherwise. . Philada•, May 44. MI TV AT RECEIVED A. BEAUTIFIILASSORT aI treat of Ladles' Garnet and Pearl Breast Pins, Bracelet" and Ear Rings, for sale law by BEADY i•ELLIOTT. OB4S Vac. 14, 1830 ......_ . : DR. ROWS ALTERATIVE STRAW. -FOR THE CURE OF SCROFULA. LIVER DISEA s) OF U TIIEBONE LCE- ' vyCIIKONTO D en. sIICIIRES, ISEASES,rosr.AsE _ RHEUM ATI S3l, CONSUMPTION, IIEART DISEASE, OLD ERPP- TIONS. • AND EV PURE DI- STATE OF TIE Bu mp. ERY SEASE ARISING FRCIM AN IM- This preparation has no equal for the !cure of the i . -..-- above named Diseases. My extensiv ,practice in There is no grain in the 111isIdle States Philadelphia the past thirty years, has made me ac- 7,' ; gestated with / all forme of disease, and blAng a grad- which pays better profit than wheat, althoeg,h uate from the University of Pennsylvania In MO. under the guidance of the truly rest , Professore, at present its yieldi is somewhat uncertain, Chapman. Physic, Gibson. COI and Dare:names cele- owinto the weevil, rust and otherenemits brated for Melical Scrence.aud have daily Intercourse t g and consultation respecting disease, an tarapplies- t 1 woich attack it. These should not (ESCORT• non of remedies thereto. with these distinguished 1 Physicians, I act enabled from all these advantages, to , age the agriculturalist, but rather incite to a offer the public my Alterative Syrup, which purifies . and gives tone to the system, origin: theretrom an ' more earnest search for remedies therefor.— lurking diseases. This remedy I have always relied ; As it is the season ;of commencing theprepa upon, in a practice of thirty years, to restore weak and broken down constitutions. Pepons who have 1 ration of the . wheat ground by the farmer, been considered incarable, and whore dayt were nom- 1 a I , Avethough t it Might not be irrevalent to belted by many Physicians, and nos !icing ei witnesses I to the truih.lassert.l advance a few ideas and suggestions on ii, e Thecase of the intuit son of Mr. J. 'rilterer,.of 1 , , Philadelphia; establishes beyond a doubt the certain I surijec t. result that the public may gain from the use of Dr. Rose's Alterative Syrup, to purify the system. This The old mode ,of plowing the ground in child was one year old, carried abOuto on a pillow, June, and letthr , lit lie till Aug u st _'or 'or , . ep. With a CARIOUS ULCER of great magnitude, on the e. J Spine.end a perfect skeleton. After erring Deltorre's tember and then cross-plowing, turning up ALTCRATIVE SYRUP for three weeks. it Vio- site old ed flesh, and the uker diminished to MI, third I ns i lite old partially Idecayed sod to the sun, original size. in twoweeks mote It healed entirely,and j wasting t hu sa pcirtion of its suirtance and the child is now four years old and in perfect health. I o Over one thousand person:leau he referred to in the ' I strength. is still practiced be many farmet. city of Philadelphia, who are 311!ti011', to give to th e afflicted a detailed account of their- doease. and) Better plow your sod groupd just before WV the opiraculous escape nom death by the ore of Dr wes t , ROSE'S ALTERATIVE sYßUP,whicti has restored or immediately after, if you choose, to- - them to perfect health. causing lien', rich and pure I the depth of seven or eight inches, then that , . • blood to Raw through their veins. h i.e one dollar I pet bottle. olighly harrow, after which put on a good TESTIMONY OF PHYSICIA 'Ns v Di. J. D. Rose, of Philadelphia, h ay having devoted his 1 steel tooth cultivator, and ply that over the sole attention to the Riad* of reform. and l't•I'lroi•lrlY I field MO or three times, as your time may the treatment or Diseases of the Lungs, Throat. time a sec , 1 hes srt ffectity cored roe of a long 1 permit and the nature of the land require.-- sta in a ho nding Diseabo of the Tr ua eachea. viimipme, and I After going' thrOugh this process, sow . on confidently recommend his remedies and mode of i treatment to the public generally.. your wheat and! cultivate in — between the it. co A PM AN, M. D. '.Kensington, Philadelphia. ;lan. Vs, 1.50. 10th of September is the most suitable time. . ••• TO DR. ROSE. The double profit to he derived from this Dear sir :—As to my own health, I can now say flint It is pretty good. I am not Doubled sly cough unless management proves its propriety. - But some I take cold, andthen a few drops of De Rose's Syrup l may say the strength of buried sod cannot effects a perfect 'core I wish you ;wroth' .end in some, more Alterat ive Pills. They ate the very hest assist the early growth of the wheat. I think medicinedhat ever teas invented. DR; coil - NAN. iit ran and does., The vegetation turned tin , I take pleasure in tecommending, Ile flo..e's .Iroriti I of prortit e generally. Ills ointim nu f..r piles cured der, let it be clover Or any other grass, to the me in sixteen application:), M Sl.Ofill M. SI D.. depth of eight inches, can but add to - the No. 1511 Arch Street, Philadelphia. I love long considered a reform in : med. ine rice. n• Strength of lisp 4(41 as it decomposes and the - eery fur the safety arid i tire of ilt,ea.ac of tile people, 1 , a wl i,,,, of npini.,,, 11,..1 A . rt,,se,n‘is filly ~ rompi”.l,- ; f ret and repealed use of the cultivator ed 'tits desirable consummation. . 1 ' will better prepare the ground for the grow ths cures of Consumption. Cont. fihrtimat Wu and 1 other dises.•s, ate truly astonishing.. i n ., crop than ii, could be by twice plowing, J. RULLIN;.SI. U., Ohio ! " . t' Alt of Dr. Rice's Family Medirlike• ate for sale 1 turnmg under t lie surface and ex. ile sod to byt B.,IIANNAN. I p o sing it ID the, free evaporation and Coml. The eubscriber is the Wholesale Agent,ror Schuyi- i • - ” kill pointy. (or the sale olyall Dr Rose • A Witt( WO.— i fluent loss of a portion of its manurial eases. Druggists, Merchants, ikr.., ',implied .0 coy mares • Dit ANN AN. it is evident that set ds of any description 291-tr require the conibined presence of heat, water and oxygen to icduce-a healthy germination. There would he n greater amount of heat front the decay - , of the sod turned under than otherwise: water would be better retained and for a longer period and at the same time a larger supply of oxygen would arise from the 'decomposition beneath, titan upon the .11117 19,1651 BANNAN'S PASSAGE 'AGENCY. P. %V. u re 'NES dc , CO., (EPITABLI.IIIED IN 1N14.) Geurral Pacsage . am! Porrign ExchaniTr P. W. BVRN Es & 83 soIITII TIRE ET, New York. '2.9 :Ind 3n LEW is WII A RF,111131011 tiOICIII-9E1 .0 • D p PIT 1110..ideIpIna, 63 ORAVEER 17,_FaiV •• • STIMEr, OlleaD9. P. W. BYRNES & 4!0., 3.11 ATE.R 1.00 ROAD. Livery...l.l3 EDEN (,41 1 A Y. IhlbliTt. FOR REMITTANCE B ' 10 AND 11A8SAGE: FROM . ARRANGEMENTS. FOR Inril. , -Tne 1.1 1 '1.1r11/P, iligA iii inform the hull throughout the United rtiales and Canada.. that the' Wu, rattupleied their a tra lure • Menus for the year ISM. Persona reenilihg for their friends. or those rel tinting to the t• Old Cnuntry." will find It their interest 1.1 epic( I our several Wiagnificent an.] well known Linea of backeti.tiailing . AN below, fur their conveyant e No ripen.? leas been ;pared to . have Emigrants made comfortable Mums the voytare. ' All passengers engaged with OP Will he shipped under the superintendence of nor own Firm ;—heing the oldest Established and run •; extensive in ihe ;dride, aid with such nit...platted arrangement.. LiMgratoe wit: meet with fat:little' from us. that on nihmi 111,11 fr inn furnish. We Can confidently assert, nithiott lest of enntrailielinn,ahat of the itonthrola of Tt ~,,, N. 311.10 sent slut by 113 daring the last "Tiveniv sus Yeats," i ;h ot ,tor hoe had Just cause of sr - Imph MI . I.r our engazemeneg ere plainly elated, and when made are strictly adhered to 4.; . , In a:lca ,, e , where persons derlimiroming the money will be refourled without deduction. on returning tts the Pattsage Certificate and ReCelpl. z i Itclnittances to Enirlsed. Ireland. ..Gotland k , Wale?.. , 1 The .titeo titters have at all times for gale ntrAPTel aLatcht..for any anionnt. on the NATN 0 11. / IfatNK OF littl. AND AND ALL ITS, .BRAN DI CIIES. &c which are paid free of discount tn all the print-Hai towns throughout the Priam! RingilrinY: PersOfili re aiding in the country. sod tvisturig,(6 send money to heir friends. may inture its being done crop city, on their remitting its the a ino;ni z tiny u irli not, mull the name and address of' t t - person for whom it lain tended: ,i Draft will t rim he fprwaided per first SAILING PACKF.ES or STEAMER, and a ;Ireton( returned by marl. P. W. de Co.ve well knnwn:respnns.blr , Agents in all the sba rt towns in IRELAND, SCOTLIIND 44ye ,Ira and W ALF from whence Steamers trace fir Live,- pool, atrin many of the 'Mellor town, who are mosty entive to Emigrants nn Mbar. at ion, al the Fflil Mus ports. In fact all our arrangements tar Pan g•ql, roil the payment of our Drafts, are no ffrrfect that no proteible delay or dbappOintinetit tanairCtir. Cr For further particulars apply to or address by letter, post paid, P. W. BYRNES sa co., SS South street. New York, or BENJ. HANNAN. Pottavitte. - 11"'y out desire your hustriesslransacied promptly and najely.cnllat B. Ilanean's (Idler, whine the drafts are iiiimed, payable in `all limits rif, Elliot. , without di.. coon, at any of the Bank., and without ant , lelaY• I Jan. 11. ISM2.If I . IMIE 13RONSbN. rch, Fallßivrr .„ Martha'," Viseverril. .4Pr uv►d Davis' Pain Kul taiieA of Chnl►ta hirantum, IMI EMI MO Great Bra'ain and lseland LAND WARRANTS BOUNTY LAND WARRANTI4 OR (lERTIFI sates, Pension Certifiratmcarld all rums of money due on account of arreare?"( pay. forage, mileage property lost, or dvitroyed in military eervire, ex perigee incurred, or money ecitended fen or:am - ring Volunteer Companies before bethE nu.-terml into the service of the United Stair , . am] all other against the Government •Irtctly attended to, and 311 claimirsecured at the minotm.l notice Prtsons unliquidaterl claims :1231119f the United s, can have them attiosted hr railing at my ottive, in Centreetreet, next doia to jar K no., Eq. D C. MrCOW %N. 44.1 f Pottsville, Nov. 2, IS GUN STOrtEl ANDREW MURFPLEIN Manufacturer of NA, IDEILE? and PISTOLS, No. Notth 2.1 St.. above Race, Philsdelphla„ where he keeps constantly on hand a rerwritt assortment of Fire I).mtile and :Sto gie Shots Guns, Mtge Durk Guns, Ruir:4 and Pistols of all kinds. AI .?40, The celebrated Caststeel Rifle with in crease twiat to shoot the Pointed ball of my °WI/ make and lingoitation. Rifles Barrels, Shot Powder ('ape. Mill. and !Asks. limns, ftatiie lingo : Shot Mitt', Punches, &e.; &rs lie Inv lies the nelsons wishing In pm chose gnosis in los line to:call esanitne tun stork before pus hastog elsewlime. fir he Is arrer. mined to sell on t h e must remioaalite trims Don't forget the No. Ctl, N.irih '2nd Street. N. II --Pattlyntar .ittemion !laid to retiatrinc, in all its lontichioi. Allfll-1 111, 1•SI I'Quit) A 11011 . 66,1 In* Inntint doins -111. dnkenvrtir+, crtnnniing ,tone, glaa., Iroll,rrorkely-warn. ran 130 anpin.‘t by any ,unn. lin tailnr• oupplinct by the cane at 51 - tonfacinrnt • . pnrra It 111 pat in renivenicnt sited tnnitle Tin.re Is no ea rns,. now Inn brnann that.,. rot . gal, be BRUM & PUTT. 14-I April 5, 1951 I)RESSING CASES.—JAIST Re.ciaym) anti 1.., sale by the qubertihrr 4 One lot fif I) intt (tAttee, rontaining .PV/t3i flurttr., Iltushe*, Comb., &r &r., hundonnely pot ap tti a entiventeut for !ben travehlug. Every penit' a Ito tray.ht should hr In pa. nn of nue. R BANNAN. 21— 1 .-TATZ)3I - • RE I .• th CHERRY PECTORAL For r Care of COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA, AND CONSUMPTION. In offering to the tntmounicy this Justly celebvtted remedy-for diseases of the throat and lungs, it is ant nor wish to trifle with the livra or health of the melte-. led, but frankly to lay he'fitie them the opinion, of distinguished men and snine:of the evidence of Its .nrreat, loom which they (Xi; judge for themselves We sincerely pledge mirselve, to make no wild as serth.nv nr false statimients of. Its efficacy, nor will we hold out any hope to suffering, humanity whit h tai t• Will not warrant. Many proofs are here given,; and we solidi. an inqui ry from the puhltc Into all we 'publish, feeling airoared they will frod them perfectly Wialde.and the medlrine worthy their beat confidence iind patmnnge. Frown the distinguished Prafee.4.,rs of Chemin:ea anJ Mauna Medea, Bowdon, College. Deur 0111r.-1 tielityrd ..n+wriring )hr rer..ipt of your preparation. I had an Ili:mall ynt Wiinewng it. erect,. in my own intiniy; or in liar lauultp.4 of wt friends. This I have how dime wit{) a bleb &Tree of %rills ration, in rates boil, of adult,. Hurl r llllll,ll. 1 have found it, a. it. inarreowni...mov. 3 N.M . ', fol remedy for enlds, land rongli a, a lid panes, PARKER CI.E.A VEI. AM), M D. erbmiwirk,,Me Feb. 5, Ibl7. From aft Overseer ea the llam a -Vele, an I kie Al 9. City Avg, 10, I D r J. e, Ayer: I have heen eon ill ni tha wnrat cough fever had in my life, hy yanr .• Cherry Perio rat," and never fail, when I have opportunity, of re connumnling it to nthers. Yours. respectfully S. D. lIMF.R.SON esdilead the followine., anil see if the medicine worth a trial. Thu pa..ieret had become very fvrhir and the etTeus or the medicine was. unmistakably distinct : • [Jolted States lintel, Saratoga smingA. t July 5, 1919, •Dr. J. C. iiirer.—y:ir : I have been afflicted o itita painful affection of the and all the symptom. of settled consumption ' for more than a year. I enold rind no medicine that tumid reach my ca., un:il I commenced the use of your " ease., Pact9rat."whlch gave me gradual repel, and I have been slemtily gain tna my strength till my health is well nigh restored. While using your tordletne.l had the ermine:llion of curing with it my reverend (band, 31r Truman, of Sumpter diitrict who had been suspended from hts parochial duties by a severe attack of broth hit is. have,pleasure in certifying these facts to you. And am sir, yours respectfully. 3„ C. CALHOUN. of South Carolina. Prepared and sold by !JANES C. AYERS , Practical Chenist. T.nwell, MU,. Sold In : Potterille,by JOHN O. 11110%V'S; Mae rs- Ville, J. B. FAl.l.o{and Drtigglate generally July 19,1251 99 amp the former. .%;1= ONCE PLOWING FOR WIIELT ,urfdr. A RTl6lllOl‘. RR !IV lt moms Messrs. Editors:—ln looking over, the Prihro , Formeio saw an inquire about" arti• .cholies, As i have had some experience in regard to them-, l'-,take the opportunity to send you a few lines:Ohinking it may be an advantage to the Fanners. I have had the Jerusalem ardicholii about three years, and I find them to be-an excellent food for hogs. The mod6of raising is to plow your ground and prepare it in the same manner as for planting, corn. Furrow it off 4 1.2 feet each fway : then cut them between every joint, and plant two joints in every hill, covering them the same as corn. They should be plowed till about 1S inches high.- and then the ground leveled with the harrow ; this completes the culture. When the, frost kills tie tops, turn in your hogs ; do not neglect to salt them well and consAntly, and they will fatten very - fast.— Calves do tery well by following the bog , . and eating What they - root up and leave. ("mood potttitoe brid is best for them. It takes about 2 bushels, before they are cut, to seed an acre. They should be planted very early in the spring, and about every third year, as they will come up sufficiently on the same land for two springs after planting : but it is besl to level the ground every spring. I cannot say exactly what they will pro duce per acre, but I have been informed on good authority that they will yield from 41 to 500 bushels per acre. I measured filly bushels that I grew on a piece of ground tour rods long and three wide,•of tolerable :iced upland, a little manured. - A rather wet seas° 'ts z flicin best, and a late, warm fall. flogs stiOuld be taken off and' fed on coin two weeks'previoue \ to killing, ,which makes their fat as hard and solid as if they had been fatted entirely on corn. WM( DON'T HE DO IT! Wlu•u die farmer knows that a gate is bet ter, and, aS a time and labor-saving fixture, cheaper than a i.et of bars and posts, and without calling on a carpenter he can ititAt. himself one—Why- don't he do it? When he has no other fastening to hi , gates and barn doors than a rock ruled against them, and in a single evening, atter supper, is ;ali to make a better •pne—Why don't he do it SEM Or when he sees the hoards dropping from his barn and outbuilding., and like heaps 01 rubbish lying in piles about his premise , :. and need Qnly. nailing on again—Why don't he do it ? Or if he, is of raid- of the expensr; of oailc. and is always crying. up the maxim of Dr. Franklin. ,‘ to save the pence, and the pounds will take care of themselves," and also knows that the same Dr. Franklin said that many persons are penny 117 . 1 , 1: and pound twitch. and he is pot careful to think of the precept contained in the latter—Why don't he do n if he knows that nianv of his fields would 4e1 7- r - eady improved by ditching, and the re moval of large stumps find stones— Why don't he do it / • And when he knows that his pasture , wt 3 yield nearly' double the feed, and of a better Auality, if the bushes were all cut down and subdued—Why don't he do it? And if he can add fifty per cent. to the product ofs clover fields, and even his pas ture by these of gypsum—Why don) he di) 11 a farrner of tifty acres has (as lie should have) use for a good corn-sheller, and one of :he many: improved fanning-mills, and he has not already obtained both—Why don't he do it'? And dit is chtaper, actually cheaper, to burn dry 'wood than green; and to use a stove instead of an open fire—Why don't hedo it NApIESI OP PLANTS. The iinportance of having all t lants, in cluding-fruit trees, properly named, evict in Small gardens, cannot he too clearly pointid out. A plant may have beautiful foliage and .`towers, but without a name, it yields corn parativety little interest. Every plant hag a history of its own., and the first step towardq obtaining a knowledge of that history is its name; the next. its native country. A gar den of plants without names is like a library or hooks :without their exterior 'superscrip tions. 7- SCOAR ICE FOR PLUM CARE. When the rake-kt, almost cold, beat and sift eight ounces of iipte loaf-sugar, and pot it into the mortar wi,h four spoonfuls of rose water, the juice of a lemon and the white of -two eggs beaten to a froth and strained.— Whisk these ingredients well together. nod with a Paste-brush cover the cake with it. Set the Cake in a codoven to dry the iceing, but not discolor it'; an hour will harden it. When Cold, let the cake be covered over with thin white paper, to preserve the deli cacy of the iceing. II
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