c 4;Z:3. , ,. , !cr 7 .:! - ) 7 :'-i s itv:ir - nrr.z r e 4 R "g 6111 " -
I.7 , y,*seeeli -made in the Florida Legisla
-',_.lfr 7eittOltaciaion of a member's death has
1.
:Ole: rettati; but it is gOod enough, to
-z .- - - ..: - .--;iii! Mr. -; Speaker, -Sir—Our fellow citizen,
• -, : - . - i'f':l.lfr, Silas Higgini, whri Was lately, a mem
irthiibranch of the Legislature, is dead, 1
, F . :::iti4 he died yesterday in the fornoon. - He
..1 . -- ,7. bin the brow-creaters, (bronchitis) and was
str - unetitata3mi individual. His character
was gtod up to the time of his death, and
:heYnerer.tosf - his voice. He was fitty-six
liars CO, and was taken sick before he died 1
atfiis boarding-bouse, where board can be
Astfil ata dollar and seventy-five cents a week,
.411144 and)ights included. He was an
. , .
tour - creator , and in the early pats of 1
re had a father and mother. His uncle,
- -...- iV" Higgins, served under General
• .W , I.: : • . , . who was buried soon alter his'
;11- '&i. "with military honors, and several guns
,lr . l Inst. in firing satotes. Sir, Mr. Speak
. Saitilieneral Washington would have voted
- ... ; ;ltailitaTariff 184 if he had been alive, and
.... .:11 - 111/4 died sometime beforehand. Now Mr.
• - : . Speaker, such beicg the cheneter of General
Washington,' motion, that we wear crape
aroarid the left atm of this Legislature, and
adjoniu till tomorrow as an emblem of our
_' respeita for the memo)). of S. Higgins, who
lor,tlitiiid,. and died of the 4 brown-creaters'
ter'
_~_`
far -
'ift.ltouttrtan ?
Witness—lust five feet four inches and a
Pki!ry - er—How it it you are so exact, fel
' , -
SE
-Wititess—Expecting some fool might ask
coocluded to measure it. ""
fudge—Have you any more questions to
put to the witness? .
Lawyer—None your honor.
WA:less leaVes the box with his thumb
swainst bis 'nose. and his finger vibrating.
. a:7"• «ILL Sot; take th 4 woman to be
yem: wetfckd wife," said a Hoosier maps.
tru'e :o the maseuliue of couple whostood
ttprbefore hna. .
14 Well, squire.", MIS the reply; " vou
mist be a green'on, to ask me such - a -clue:-
Mit as that ar. Do you think I'dbe such a
&guy fool as to go to the bear hoot, and
take this gal from a (Minn' frolic, if 1
wa'n't conscriptionaly gamin and deter
mined to have her? DriCe on_ with - your
business."
. 111 1 P in ' A WESE DISTINCTION..-- When the Earl
ot &---, was brought before Loughborough,
tlaf l examined upon the application for a
tisk of lunacy againsr him, " How many
-,, ; 150i! as a sheep ?" " Does your lordship
larienq answered B—, "a live sheep or a
&ad 1 ,, - , t Ts, it riot the same thing ?`"
. tirpiha
,-. ucellor. "No, my lord," said
ir: „ ..,lterta is much difference; a live
---_ PrOnt" . .. 'four, a dead one but two—there
2attlittit- . legs of mutton, the other; are
-.- itiiiii• ' ' ,
Mil
.TATE OF EXCEANGF: ON Tilt 01110.—
Captain.—"Do you take Gallipo.
..3 Manhatten, and titranydie money
for/ilia:ld 3"
Tritedracett:-:-" Yes sir.ee."
Ccpt.-- ,, How do you exchange ?"
"Woodman.—•' Cord for cord."
The toptain crowded on steam. and left.—
Narliscor Argus;
it7rms Is a dangerous periqd of the
yeat4or colds—people should be careful.—
,
•
4114.1aril In ton says she has got a romantic
afreqt:on in her shoulders, the neurology in
• .11e7 head, and the embargo in the'region of
VCiIIS : all from the opening of a
Itittdottr to throw-a bottle ar a couple of hel
hgqiin cats on the shed.
,
4 .‘
A DrientaN relating hi 4 troubles,
.. A ' • . .•• • _
• u One night yen I comes home, I finds
Idieioor vashtasteep, and my \ rife she wide
- 41:p.,; and ail my neighbor's tunkins cos in
my hock patch, I goes . r)ut and takes a hock,
-riad 'breaks. it ewer every rail's pack in de
firldt;aid fey run iru jler title as do de ver
iy: fence vos after dem."
(17 QUITE SENS/DLE.—The Free Press, a
...paper recently started in' Boston, to advance
the latetests.of working men,- says- 7 , . If any
...-
a
rticles appear tin the Free Press] with but
"ay little sense in them, it mtAt be inferred
that they are intended for that 'class who
have very littiQ sense to, appreciate ihem.l
" -Atr ami," said an affectionate moth
er• t 6 hereon, (who resided at a distance, and
expected in a short time to be married)" you
• trikitetirlg very thin." " Yes, mother," he
"lam, and when you lee me next,
.Lthials you may tee my r 46."
satt,sta of oars Says that he has
been without mosey to long. that his head
aebes ready to split " whin he tries !ore
calitet how. a Over dollar looks.. He "says
thtAtiotion' that . we ""lire world ' -4t_
~V,VOI" is a arm fallaCy. =
ir7...Avk; Tot: any travelling ink:Hat:dor
_ ,
atitiskik lativ of a elerlt in Vox of oar atatipa
q,c+Crea. lasi Saturday;
me'em—iro. have'..tbeto leith feet
void lege, (nit - tit* "are oat Ad p to
yv,stw ati f i co en r —F.l ,4f
..?;1.'4,-.,Z7,-;-14,-,,,' ;.3 - • • - .. - MS- , 1
_ t t,...f... , 4; , ..! - _._ .. e5 .,,.,,.....,...?„,-,
- -... ...t,:,;.: "'-'1:.1•1;:.'-.,,?..5ii.:gt..,
~.,.; ....--:.,, ''''- , - , 4!_.. , •u:. , *
_ .
k~ ...:_ ~~~: s.
lan to keep your different
kinds of pieces, tape, thread, dm., in separate
bags, and there is no time lost then in look
ing for them.
Oat straw is best for the filling of beds, and
it it well to change it4as often as once a
year.
Cedar chests are best to keep flannels, for
cloth moths are never found in them. • Red
cedar chips are good to keep in drawers,
ward-robes, 'closets, trunks, &e., to keep out
moths.'
AC"lced, '
WSJ
!NI
1111
MEI
When cloths hare acquired an unpleasant
odor by being from the air, charctele laid in
the folds, will soon remove it. ,
If black dresses have' een stained, boil a
handful of fig leaves in a-quart of water, and
reduce it to a pint. A sponge dipped in this
liquid and rubbed upon them, will entirely
remove stains from crapes, iionthazines, ske.
In laying up furs tor Summer, lay a tal
low candle in or near them, and danger from
worms will be obviated.
MI
ROW TO PRESERVE PORKIES
Chow* n thick yellow pumkin. which is
sweet—pare, take out the seeds, and Cut the
thick part into any form you choose,'round,
square, egg-shaped, stars; tke. Weigh it,
put it into a stone jar or deep dish, and place
in a pot of water to boil till the pumkin is so
soft that you can pass a fork through it. The
pot may be kept uncovered, and may be sure
that no water boils into the jar. Take the
weight of the pumkin in good loaf sugar,
clarity it and boil to syrup with *the juice of.
one lemon to every pound of sugar, and the
peel cut in little squares. When the pum
kin is soft, put it into the syrup and Simmer
gently about an hour, or till the liqiior is
thick and rich, then let it cool and put in
glass jars well secured from the air. It is
very rich sweetmeat.
Let the coal ashes which areusually thrown
into the dust bin, be preserved in a corner of
the coal hole; and add to them from your
coal heap, an equal part of the small coal or
slack, which is too small to be retained in
,the grate, and pour a Small quantity of wa
ter upon the mature. When you make up
your fire, place a fent round coals in front
and throw some of this mixture behind ; it
saves the trouble of sifting your ashes, gives
a warm and pleasant fire, and a very small
part only will remain unburnt.
TO CLEAN PEWTER AND TIN
Dish covers and pewter requisites should
be wiped dry immediately after being used,
and kept tree from steam or dam - p,-which
would prevent much of the trouble in clean.
log them. Where the polish is gone off, let
the articles be first rubbed on the outside
with a little sweet oil laid on a piece of soft
linen cloth ; then clear it off with pure whi
ting on lioen etottte, winch wilt rennore the
polish.
Snfornintion for te propir,
Cat PLAIN " crnp" AM") " BECAME."
WHT IS ST. NICHOLAS TILE crtosEN
patron of schoolboys 3 ! Because of the fol
lowing circumstance, related in a story in ao
Italian Life of Nicholas, 3rd edition, 4io.
Naples, 1645. '
The faine of Nicholas's virtues was co
great, that an Asiatic gentleman, on sending
his two sons to Athens for education, order
ed them to call on the Bishop for his bene
diction: but they, getting to Mira late in the
'day, thought proper to defer their visit till
the morrow, and took up their lodgings at
un inn; where the landlord, to secure their
baggage and effects to himself, murdered
them in their sleep, and then cut them into
pieces, salting them, and putting them into
a pickling tub with some pork, which was
there already, meaning to sell the whole as
such. The Bishop, however, having hara
vision of this impious transaction. immedi
ately resorted to the inn, and calling the host
to him, reproached him for his horrid villai
ny. The man, perceiving that he was disco
vered, confessed the crime, and entreated the
Bishop to intercede on his behalf to the Al-
Mighty for his 'pardon; who, being moved
with compassion at his contrite oehaviour,
confession ,and thorough repro tance,hesought
Almighty God not only to pardon the mur
derer, but also, for the glory of his name, to
restore life to the Roor innocents who had
been so inhumanly- put to death. The Saint
had hardly finished liis prayer, when the
mangled and detached pieces La' the two
youths were by divine power reunited; and
perceiving themselves - alive, threw them
selves at the feet of the holy matt, to kiss and
embrace them. But the Bishop, not sniffl
ing their humiliation, Raised them 'up, and
exhorted them to returned thanks toGod ,
alone for this mark of his mercy, awl gave
them good advice for the future conduct of
their lives ; anti then, giving them his Wes
sing, he sent them with great joy to prose
cute their studies at Athens: : Ms; I, sup
pose, sufficiently explains th naked children
and. tub, the well-known embleuis Of St.
Nicholas.'"
,
11:7" Way WAS CEMISTMAS-LITE Calle d by
tbeApglo•Sa!onsMyd•wintresmaesse•daeg?
Beeshristmits itself was. called Mid
waif FAnd Midityntres maetse-daeg, as they
giftillhamame or Midsummer , to St. ioho's
It Was once believed that if we were to , go
into a coiv.house, at twelve o'clock at night,
all the cattle would be found kneeling. Ma.
ny also firmly believed that bees rung in
their hives in Christmas.eve, to welcome the
approaching day.
B:7'Wttr WAS ?BE
. WORD YULE formerly,
used to signify Christmas? Because of its
derivation from the Word of, ale, which was
much used to the festivities and merry time•
nip of this period ; and the I in fel ice!,
Cialth as die se and zi in zehol, zeal,
tax.aremitixied only as intentiviz. to add
:iv,tillktila*aignification, and make it more
11, or Ale, did not only sight.
limn made use of, but give de
, the- pretest festivals as that ,
at " • ter ;as is;
AWk , 'at castalt-di
tfilttiat
*place qinsyqipror
Ink?' We!, .4natit- 41 .0ed
thiiramik*tialtioglk
':'.:.:!::
f:i
nub:
~...- C.
1151
4roas .0
rough, ornci .
. 011 a fiat surface,mui rub
wili prevent-shalt From stick,
suirehei
lie withfuse salt before pot
'our rake will not stick.--
tre been kept until the meat
to be'good; let them stand
cer eight Imes, and dry them,
fresh as whey new.
ECONOMY IN ruin.
.i;' . 2 1:: ,-'. ii ,
-7; e 40 :
ME
.
.r/..15 0 _
TB* /..)A
MEM
11011 Vi • IIkOISTRATS, CO?PIEY•
aaelea; Lott Arne and clemtrat pallantate.e.
• - Matta inroad, rottraiSla,P,a: '-- •
OTANI.IIISO. • • -48.1 y. •
TWA VUARIANS LIVIRTIN :GANZ) ag;
ArPerindliassmances tattle Ls diet Ina lailliMeS
relln We, that its 'Wiliam: to his ptutassitiiatur
as ik ngiaist. he will 'tie tive- ilkstruaktat 011
Ptaani lteildruce. IStetasysvania 11 2 14 Ce*lrif St•
011114 1 2 N. ATTORNEY AND
couNstacra WA*. Pllllletphia amend
colleetkoss and 111 otherletal betrutessln the City
Philadelplslaorajoluins Coundeq and elsewhere.-
-• No. IE3 Walnut steel &boon Seventh street,
lotus. ,_
P. IDNERWTN• EXCITANGE AND COL
• lecNng Office, Pottsville. Pay—Desks In
ni Bank Notes., DUD of Exchange. Ceitldtates Of
posits. Clocks and Drafts. Checks fist sale on
11sdelphla and New Voris, In Pamlico mai. , •
March 9. U5O. . 194
• OCTOR C. HJESELER.IMBHF.OPATHIC
PHYSICIAN', Removed his °dice to one of the
let Houses in Coal Buret, Pottsville.
April 28, 1810.
_
AIIICES4II4I.B.TSL. , 4IISTICR OFTUs Fait%
Putunrille. Wlll attend promptly to 'CollectilMs,
:geodes, Postbus and Sale of Real Estate. &e.ln
hoyikill County. Pa. Office Idrentre Street.oppo..
to the Tom 11'a11. Zl. 184 D•
GENCY—For the purchase and rate of Real RA
tate; buying and selling Coal; takisit chins of
oat Lands; Mines. te.. sad collecting •rento—frorti
• anty years experience lo the County Its hope, to
1. lataction. Office Mehanutogo streit,Poturaille.
VIAL M. RILL,
A•rll6 1550 14-1 f
, - PVRITEM. DEALER IN 'SCRAP IRON
• Copper, Bras,. Bar and Block. Vs, Sorbian
plena Lead, &e. Order: received for Braga and
.pper work, and Machine furnishing. i All orders
• ripened with the above line promptly attended to.
M. Booth Street,above Front. Philadelphit
Jane !moo ' 4 - 2.-it
PUBLICATIONS. &o.
, UE ' DOME MISCELLANY.—VVE RE
, command all our readers who want a good roan
paper to anbsertbe for the Nita !Wl. TERNS,
th In advance--otherwleet2 Op.
HENRY J. R. CIIMMINOE. Editor.
SchayUtlll Raven. Pa .
SNIFF
Dec. 27, 1251
/VEW BOONE.—The Theory .of Raman pro.
greseloa and tuttutalprolkabllity °Mania Jostke,,
The Epoch of Creation, or the acrlptural Domain
outlasted with the Ecological Theory—bz•6lrezrr
ord.,
The Beverle• of as 01.1.Nald, with Illustratiops.
14130 Cheek, the Nita of Was, by Douglass Jerrold
ust received ao4 for ask, by B. BANNAN.
Nov. 24, lasl . 48--
FORROSTEWS Field Sponsor the
Oni
ted States,
Wild Reimer of a Hunter'.' Life.
Cumnlnge Five Years In Booth ((kis.
Lynch's Mad Sea. the Jordon. - • -
Washington and bla Generals —bAleadly,
Napoleon and his MaerhalLa—by do—together
with a large variety of other valuable Boots. Just re
mised and for sale at • B. BANYAN'S
Cheap'flook Store.
474 f
Ncw. 2!.., 10351 z
DICT ONART of Machines, Meehan-
Ica.. Engine work and Engineering, Illnsuated
with (our thousand engravings on wont and one or
the most valuable works ever Issued, Just completed
and bound In 2 evo volumes, andlor sale at
B. BANNAN'S, Cheap Book-Wore.
Nov. 241851 47-
H• ENGLAPID.6 Tutumes for onty4t2 40
u just published and tor sale by H. HANNAN.
Nov. 44.1451. 17—
CAIiTICA LAVIIIS. or On American Book of
Churth Basle. one of the beet Mode Books pub.
tithed. Jun received and for sale wholesale and re
tail at B. BANNAN74
Cheap Rook and Miscellaneous Store
N0v.13, 1851. 411 G
SUNDAY SCHOOL LIBRARIRE4. kc.—Suo•
day e.. 010111 Libraries all of which will be sold at
Publisher's prices.
\ Libraries Published by the &tidily Seigel Ihrivi.
050 Vois. 0117 SO
100 do No 4. 1,9 end 3 each JO 00
100 do 5 00
_
DO do - 200
Published by the Episcopal Sunday School Union
.100 Volume Library., 010 00
We will give a Mulatto:a of 010 to the purchase's of
the first aamed Library.
All kinds of Sands) , School Books for presents:
Hymn Books, Question Books, Spellers, Primers, Bi
ble Dictionaries, Ticket,, Ac. ,
500 Testaments. 140 Bibles, all 'of whirls will be
sob! at Union prices at, 11. BANNAN'S
Cheap Book and dritionery Store.
ri All ORDERS for HOOKrI not . hand, obtained
all orderatUnlon prices at very iliwc e
r7V.131La1111.3.!1•111111111
MISCELLANEOUS
DRAFTS AND BILLS OF EXCHANGE IN
LO sums of I or 100 pounds Sterling nit England.lre
land. Scotland. Walt,, Franr.•, Germany. or any part
of Europe, for sale, ithnut any clta ler. at
BANNAN'A
P.I3FICC Amity In Pottsailla.
Also. F: utopnan Mils and Draft.. andeolleeted
at his °thee.
tS.Pusengers also primed at the lowest rates, and
no detention or - tumbling.
lane 6, 155 a
ARKER , I4 FURNITURE G Lt)sri. fur Cleanly&
1, e...1./..gresmi-iftringitplayr =mfr.
Sae., giving a rich /Welty appearanee, superior to re.
•arntahlng, an ante!. that we have tried and nan re
eommend—Prire 25 rents a bottle. Jan received and
for Pale at 8. 114NNAN'8
Ronk and Vartely Store.
atk--
Jane 24. W.l
'PIM IMAM( £ ELLIOTT (iVarnalted)
I Ever Pointed Bold Pens, now stand A No. lin the
Pen market i every person who hal tried them will
teknOWledge their amperiority. They are made and
fold exclusively by Dredy & Elliott, two doors above
the Ethers• Bank. Watches of all the relebrated
makers sold a: above, at prices to an the time*.
SCISSORS.—TiIe subscriber has Just received a
fine lot of Scissors of all qualitire and prices—
which will bt sold at mantitsrturer!, priera,, , at
• B. HANNAN'S
Book and Varlet, Store.
23
July 11,15 M
rriflß POULTRY BREKDERa TEAT BOOK,
1. Comprising full Information respecting the choi
cest breeds of Poultry and th• mode of ratting them,
with twenty-flee Manta'lons. Price Parents. Just
übllehed and Waste at •
1 p .11. BANNAN't -
Cheap Book end Pub!Mtn, House
This Is a capital boat for I'dlaw.. who will he
s - opplted Cheap by the 100 copies. . .
HOTELS
TREMONT 110VNE • Boston. Mass.
11111 Z
THIS well known establishment Is still coo.
It ; dueled ;a the sam manner It has always
been. The centra l
l and pl easant Apulian
, • f the house, Its commodious arrangements, and the
.mforts and lorttriett to be found there, rombine to
ender it agreeable and advantageous to the traveller.
Having been, one nine Arm of .100.1.. Tucker ic Co.,
Along at the bead of the establishment. Ike Subsea
er pledges his best ruffians to maintain its twits
lon, and toys' satisfaction to hi. customers. •
WM. H. PARKER. ,
Rept. Ilk POI. . 38..7m
_ . THE AMERICAN House, POTTR
sea, 'VILLE, PA —AJAR. MARV WEAVER IIR•
ii • spectftilly Informs the public. and travelling
community generally, that the. Was opened
1 i i: Weand coundormus w ad , (cro t che d to a 33.
I riot style. From her long espetrenee lathe buslbess
Us fart rate Hotel, and well known reputation to or
ounnodale, bar customers map depend on being imp
lied with every thing conducive ;plith' ratter'''. and
nventence.
Jan. 1d,18.50. 3-tf.
•
L JEANESIVILLE HOTEL. —TIIE
sass subscriber would respectfully inform the
ar: -., travelling community and public generally
that he has redurd this Hotel ss good style,
oh le now prepared In famish the best accommoda
i t
t one to all who may favor him with a call.
DAVID MAIITZ.
Jeanevville. Lucerne Co, Apia albo 1851. 14-If
NEW MUSIC.
EW DIU9IC•—LEE k WALKER, sueeettsorvi
to fiearge Willing, No. 162 Chopnai Weer, iinder
arnam'e Museum. have just pnblaibed the following
1 .satiful Ballads, Polkas. ikr.
Thinker. you Speak, by N. J. floosie.
The fleeces, by the author of "Will yotr have ate
,ben as now." •
I Sauey Kam ay sang.by Mr. Iludroa, blallt by. Dr
nnatagton.
"Remit tke bright Flap of Colantbia." adapted In the
pane 4lt of "Ever be Happy," in Opera "Enehan•
sa."
The 'Thou art gone, by the late "J.l'. ft Sullivan Hopeless Love, " , 111
Woman', Love,
• Dream that love can ne'er &apt, by M. Keller.
Diligent Polite, by J. A. Ge
Prlmrore do., by M. Keller.
l Pbtroia do., as performed at Cape May, by John
on 'e Band. ,
()amp arlitials , flora the Opera of the Four Win/ of
yawn, by I'. Wkareck.
flag Arottermeats„ Eleganres. by Charieeyose.
L. & W. hare Ike Namara to automat:lAD the pub
that thetr stock of Sheet Mamie COTl*llle of the !ar
il and most complete atonement to be found In We
ountry. they are conetandy addang to their smelt all
e new Musk pubtlehed In New York. Bolton, &r.
PIANOS.
A doe assortment of the beet manufacturers of New
Ark and Poston, at the lowest cheap prices.
4 ' MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Also. it general assortment of Guitar., Viottaa.Ban-,
.1. Pinter. Accordeons, Vlolin,Oultar and Harp
ttluils of the best Italian qualities, s 1 of width will
furnished to the nubile and the ttmle at the lowest
II Is a great Nervous Antidote. or
useful for tendency :o Bilious eiroul4
plaint, Fever and Ague, or badly area
Agee, or badly treated Fever and Ain
effects of Quinine, Mercury. and other
_Digest ivc Organs, after a long sick ner
case in eating, end the wafter use of;
almost et:courtier" Health with totem
OM) STOM of
COMPLA
• There le no form ca old ihotnach F.
it does not seem to react and remov
matter bow bad they may be, it ItlYe
A single dose removes all the unplea
and It only needs to be repeated for
make these good effects permanent
and vigor of body fallow at once. I
excellent In cases of Nausea, Vanillin
Ofif °fs pit of the , dist
lasi:tol lit d el a te of tbe Stomach Blood, Ileavin
s p ir i ti,D e s oondentY.EllawildPill e W
cy ltf Insanity,Seiclde, 4c.
Di Ilanahtan's Pepsin, Is sold by earlt'ell the
&allergia fine drugs and Popular &fed Ply through.
out the United State,. ft I; prepared Powder and
In Field fawn—and le Prescription' yi for ths use of
phittclant.
Private Circulars for the use of pby lent. May be
,obtained of Dr. liongbton or his age . describing 1
the whole pmeeta of preperet lon and yin' th e en.
Dnuham upon which the claims net hiri r remedy are
bared.: As it is not a Secret Remedy. objection can
be tatted agallkl& It. nay by phlslcians In respectable
ety tiding sod regtilatpractlce. Price, 4ne Dollar per
bottle. . ...,
PEPSIN I 4 ' POViDEDI -
Rut it Neil. .Fers iit Posiwt.
For conwpe of tending to Ni pAe of the aim
try, the D re Ifener.of the Pe pit is pttt up in
Ike oratn for i ln ytha P paue owde n r t ..tl i ti st br po ci w tor en to wnun dlt e s z olved i tn e
wast litany es the bettite..ged will be sr rir lam%
Fria of Postage , for One Dollar sent ( peat to
Dr../ di. floolitton, K. D. Philadelphia, Pe. .. :.
absettrid litlete-Drery bottle of the genuine PeV.
' bean the !ultimo signature of .1, 8.11toolittOo.11: -
sole. proprietor. Pldiedeliritio.• Pe;. !roPPrii4l l6 4 l r
TAM hark second.• .
PM 6 all I:Mutilate and beeintile . Ofediettiel. - -.1
tariff% It. Sentiatr o l. (1. - IfisovrP:4;
I. 0. ilepenr. . . . . ....
SIPS lir Sit ' -' - 1 :: .'•'.."t' , 4,; '.l4lf i r •
.
Orden punctually attri.ded to
1an.11., 1650.
WM. Biala B lON,
boort:ea Ind Dialers Os
io num nun' a swiss waning.
atirmwAss memo.
Wan. Alio Mtn asnazi.
Ant eomently 180 least SAM
• of thy abort raa aced as
*Wools or MAJ. o
No. 218 'Mem StroeiothaniSlotb. nn:
Pima SON; ettladephis.
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spanyear Wit 11408 6.41 1 '
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COAL IMULICERII 11121110 VAL.
, THE eve 80111811211AVING S.
.r, . , tad epos* arVilie lamest Comb libora
".1; - - : .?.---,;.: - to tle = ito Coal ducat. Pottsville.
~--"- PA •'• ", J.U. Adam& Co.*. Soren
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II oitut • -r 'r ,t i' l4 P ' t Wows* ranaot be aor.
ilnk torlta ar ta' s. osit a tll etila taie li tnur ie. l and aect, ba tuo ir b ill o g pe:
giro flotralsattataettor.
amasser ainionea nnt ilsktWagmas kept on
0• . . Atas.maeoad-Aaal Wagoatio_m. ,
n remits smut, ilooal Ofittli (toga a 41*tarbea
- \ • • - -. • , WISTAR A. KIRK,
an lake ' " •.,% , , ~ -13,0
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MT LARD—a onfirlOOß" mulct! OF
graft widelas sale_
J. U. asATTIr at SON.
114 f
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IMURNI; :AND
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1411110'0110 NI No. 111 &ICS ir
.14and fib, opposittr!Crowe stet
etitatittbe ploprtetor tateaddefir.AT z
" I t ° 10194 the trowlag fienand
iN white its wide spread talmudic
This Ink b now to well estahlt,
optainatati confidence bribe Amerkt
le etertely seressiry beep any thing
tkarattnabcterertakes this opporttn
the confidence Obliterated Matt not
r •In 'addition to tee onions bade el
!also manetactures Attinsatiavesipi
'film Lad Chita, as welt as a mete
trial Galt is ecteitsary'to insure its
;• Realist War.scell adapted for Drage
at a very. low price, in large or small t
r mins addreuted to SOREN"
Ninetaxtentter. No. 14$ Race street,
fitb.oppostte Crown street, Killed
iteptlt. lan •
AT North 24 street. abort
Pbtlidelphia. The subscribers et
of their -friends and the pnblk in gi
New Improved Plde 011 Lamp. AL:
011 Lams Pirtureti of every th
delisre, Penaaau, iliderßrachets for
Candelabras. Ciarindoles. Briquet .11t
Pleat Lamps. Hall Lanterns and lilarbi
/,general assortment of Glasses and Bi
for domestic purposes. Gas Fitting
spike. Lanipw let lularga variety.
of all sizes.
By personal &Motion to the moon'
above mild/14 enables them to sell at,
outrket prlees. Mlgoods vrarratted.
eimpttlae, Pine sod Bursting Fluid. I
Retail. •
:=N. B.—Store. No. 221 North 24 strei
okt-I—Factory. No. 811. Noble a tree% s
HEIDRICK. TIORN !NI
Oct . ld 1831
rittlE euttameat consequent vn
1. progress of Jenny Lind,:hastog
her depanura from the city, the !teat
don appeus to be at the
LAMP WZORD,
N. E. Corner Fourth and. tafratal
ibelphia.-erbere can be found the c'
unanimous of LAMPO of every
eity. Mao. Chandeliers of the, newsi
quilt Holders and Candelabras of the
ars constantly on hand.
.9, We will make armingeniet
up Public Room...for one or more nil
reasonable term% at the shortest no t
SILFORT/
?blinds. Sept 47,19111
South F. st C f CY•WIS * Eire SI
UNDERIMCNED OFT.P.II FOR
various qualities of Brown and Pa
- respeetfitlly invite the attention of pit
dent In Schuylkill 17n. RA
ALFRED LAWToN being canner
above Establishment, solicits the pair
Illends,!and will mead to all Indere se
otherwise.
piatajaa,, hiap 21,1851.
"Eneourap Ilem. Manufactures If
Ilapport the Itogton—that's
J• 111401.
nu '.1211'..!.11LXiM:41
AND STONE-WARE Ma NUFA
rT'iii PROPRIETOR OF TIIIi MAN
Ines: Proekvllle, to Schu y I kill en •
'spectrally solidi* enctom of the aurrn
keepers for the ankles of bib manufuet
orPts to (fuel 1. airy nude elsewhere,
price thee the trade of this teetan 1
bought, They consist In part of Rack
viz: Pitchers. Cotfei-Pore, Ten-Puts,
Creams. Fruit-Piates, Spittoons, ,kr.„ .
STONEWARE, FIRE•PLIOOP KIDD!
Napple
" Vegeta
Also, Fellow Stoneware. Ginger and '
Ilea. dugs, Filchers, Bowls. Preserve;
i.e.;ling Jellyand Cake Moulds, Bari
Chambers, and generally every ar'ticle
U. also, manufactures to order the toll
Fire Bricks of any shape or size ;
Stove Cylinders and Linings of all p.
Flue and Flooring Tiles ;
Arch. Key and Wedge Brier's ;
Oven, Arch and Floor &c.. are.
it,. Orden. for the ato.ye are rempert lii
Orme and tihow Warc-room , i,Whol
Silver Ferrate Banding'', Centre 'tree
Addrese, P. 1101.1080N;Atel
Nov. 93. 1050
trY Entered according to Art or Congo ,
1851. by J. 8. HOUGHTON. M. D.
Office of the Mettle! toui I for di.. T.
or Pennevivanta.
GREAT o=l3 FOR DT -
Another Scientific W
DR. J. B. HOUGHTON'
pEp
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'VIM TRUC DIGESTIVE Fix W. G TRIC
L Juice! Prepared from Rennet; o fourth
Stomach of the 0:„aller directions of debl(,
aboveadat phystoint teal ehemlw, by J. (Won,
M. D. of Philadelphia; Pa.
This Da truly tvouderlul reniedy faistion.
Dyspepsia, Jaundice. Liver Complaint. witty,
Curios after Nature ' s own method , by a own
Agent, the (tartar Juice.
Haifa teaspoonful of Pereslo. Infused I, will
digest or dissolve, Flee pounds of Boast about
two boars, ant of the slnutsed.
Pepsin I. the chief - element, or Great ( prin
ciple of the Gastric Juice — the Solvent
.. Food,
the Purifying. Precervin:,.and dilmul ent.of
the Stomach and Intestines. It Is eau. in the
Digestive Stomach of the o.s , thus for Atari.
dal Digestive Fluid, precisely like the owl/ Irk
Juice In its Chemical powers , and fur y com
plete and perfect 'substitute for It. fly 4 of this
preparation, the paint and evils of Irk n and
Dyspepsla are removed. Just as they 4 0 by a
healthy Stomach. Ills doing wonderol rotten
raring caars of Debility, Ernartarionog 8 De
el Ineond Dyspeptic Consumption. pillpe b e on
the verge of the grove - The Scientific flueupon
Sebleb 11 le based, Is In the highest &lice US and
remarkable. -'
RCIENTIFIC EVIDENt
Baron Lieblg, In' his celebrated w
Chemktry, sap:: "An Artificial Dip
foul to the Gastric Juke. may be r
' 'lithe mucous membrane of the atom
0 which various articles of food. so
will he softened, changed, and dißesi
game manner as they would be In the h
Dr. Pereira. In ht. famous treatise
Diet," published by Fowlers & Wel ,
pale 3S, sum the same great fart, a e
met hod of preparationi-There are frivri,
ties than Dr. Pereira,
Dr. Combe, in his valuable writingss
ogy of Digestioo," observes that '''a 4 nit
doe quantity of the Gastric Julie lea nil
alilrevalling ranee of Dyspepsia ii a .1
1 that 'II distinguished professor of med r 1
who was severely afflicted with this apt
ii
, Ina eser).hing else to fall, had recourgithi
I J lee, obtained from the stomach of wli
which proved completely eueressful.'
Dr. riraham, author of the fatuous: tn o "Te;te
table Diet," says: "It is a rem: Blab eta' physi
ology. that the stomachs of animal cirated in
water, Impart In the licilJ the effects do tolvine
various art:cies of food, and of Mail of are
Wick' digestion of them In no Wise di ntfrom the
f
natural digestive process."
Dr. Simores great work.the "Cher '
(Lea & Blanchard, Phila. lin, pp. ni
discovery of PETSIN forme a new et
cal hietoty of Digestion. ,From rece
tea thew that food is disinived as rap
tidal-digestive fluid, prepared from Pr
the naturatflasitif Julie Irself.'•
Professor Dunglitiou or the Jefferson
delplida, In his great work on human I
rules more than fifty pages to an rya
schism Ms fesperiments with Dr. B
Gastric Jules. obtained from the living
and from animals are well knoWn.
he says. "digestion occurred he pert
Waist in the uattualdleestions...
Dr. John W. Draper, Professor of
Medkal College of the University 0
his "Teat Book of Chemistry," parr
has been a pipet loh whether artifici
be performed-but it Is now imiveraa
It may be."
I De, l's standard work on
, is In the library of every physician,
Test Book In all the College% is r a il
lay icl the above, respecting therein*
power of 'Pepin. sad she fact that it
Repented frosts the stomach of the
used for experiments in anitirial dl
remedy for disease of the Stomach,
cretion of (metric Juke.
Ali modern works on Chemistry. ,
and Physiology, and all rood Medic
describe the character and propertiew
state many interestint details respret
The fact that an artificial digestive
Juice. perfectly resembling the emus
readily prepared, does not admit or
only wonder is, that it ilai not been ,
Me of indigestion and Dyspepsia—si
such a use suggest twill° the Mod.
AM A DYSPEPSIA CUR
Dr..Efoughlefee Pepsin has produce
sellout erects, In curing cases of Debi
Nervous Decline, and Dyepeptk Con
imposaltde toglve the detail,/ of ease l ;
this advertisement; but autbentlea
have been, even of store than Two
able cures'. in Philadelphia, New To
alone. These were nearly all drape!
the ernes were not only rapid and won
MOM.
EEO
gam, LIMIT,
p ,i J .
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'ILLE degritair-ADV ERTIS . EIL-...--:L- -..-,,:,___- ..-::.--,:- r
-1 1 /IMgRAT• IMEILLOSIBM OF 1
;ass. wouto Alm cuiLDßen WANTED, .=
U. perions wishing eraployrivent, big and Itttle.
SA. lying and o'itLittale and female, and alto. ail
pooh within: to employ any and all kinds °Mande.
taborets orlon/anis. will receive useful 'larotatatkin
by calling at she is of the Inheritor lw
*met, roitarine, Fa.l lip Tama moderate. .
N. at. WILSON. J. A. •
, .
Land Agent and General Collector.
April - 4 ' WIT
, A NoTHim
• S TILL REELLEUGUMI
'l,,te Cure of Caisumption, , .
And itudangoruus attenAunia,oftur havidg been CiVeri
, up to die by Phitiithatin and Friends, lilr an
, nab; of bratory cannot furnish a •
, .
'parallel.:
It shout., he frit mutely trona throws:hone the world
jar then are thousands tabors*: underamilar d' ,
which- mitt prorefaraf. milers armies, hy the parerjui
.• • - saiIENILIY OF. DIG AWAVNE'S
COMPOUNDSYRUP OFWILDCIIERRY.
, agar, anti an cOnVINCEP.
Pole' or Ror B. Frederick County,Md., 1 i
1 Jane 4th, 11 1 31. 1
Dn. Swans.—De r Sin—Elelleving it a duty I
l it
owe to the public, mi In Justice to you, I Pate
thought proper to eke known one of the moot en.
Unordinary circa, o my own case. that has ever
been truly recorded. In the month of October last '
I oar afflicted with a severe gathering In my breast,
which formed a larenatmeis. and alao commentated
to my Lungs.and very much afflicted them, 'and dig-
charged largo qua:Mild of rorrupttOn, external and
Internal. that is. large quantities passed through toy
Longs. which I threw up. My breath could also pass
through my Lungs, and out through the cavity of my
breast with apparent ease, attended with a violent
cough. day end night. loss of 'poet Se, and extreme
debility, "ri that mrr physicians thought my ease en
tirely hopeless apd beyond the parer of medicine...
I remained In this wretched condition for a long time
until I was wasted tO a mere skeleton, and there
seemed to be no hope forme. but basing read In the
public papers of the many wonderful ewes performed
by your COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY,
I immediately sent to Baltienose for Eve bottle' and
commenced Its use, and to my great aatlaract ton and
*urines family, the isbeesi or opening in my lunge
began to heal, and the cough subside; and on Using
te_n bottles I was re toted to perfect beaten. I feel
very grateful and firmly believe. that to your valu
able medicine. under the blessings of Divine PIOT/.
denee, I am adcbtc¢¢ for ibis great change, andl am
happy to gay that 1 §m now enjoying tic gond health
'as I ever have. i -.
• lor the satlafactien of those who are not acquain
ted with me, I append In 014 ceitifirate the names
ul 4 enticaren well and favorably known to a large
portion of the citizens elf Maryland and Virginia, and
mill donbtien. Induce all who are similarly afflicted to
try your wonderful and invelnalle Compoundrlyrup
of wild Cherry. Tours, Very Remiswthilly,
THOMAS DiX'ON.
The subscriber Is well acquainted with Thomas
piton, and tan testify that he has bear atilleted as
j w
above represented. I regard his
u re . ro p v u e a ry ß uL o al s tn v o . st
a miracle. lie Is a orthy member of soclel V.
Paatar nj Ber li n atoms. Badman: Ca:Verities.
Wr.the underelerCd,resldents of the Point °Moan
and vleinit Tote acgnaltited with Thomas triton' and
know him to hav•hoen afflicted ait above represented
and was thought by his frit nd-1, as well as by our
most. skilful physitlians. to be past recovery, but by
the. exclusive tie, . r that Inestimable remedy. Dr;
Strome's Costpourit Syrepof Wild eatery, Is nose im
plored to pert. elle Ith, and we feel duty bound to
recommeno this valuable medicine to all uha may
he similarly alliicte - •
_
Fred. Stuck, Mei hurt, I 0. Thomas,
I.lnyd C. nett. " I W. 11. Smith.
Samuel W. Maser, IC. W.:Mainz.
' William S. Watkins, 'Philip Haines,
John Walter. 1 Philip Melganhaim.
The above invaluable medicine. is the result of
many years extenitive pract fee in Philadelphia by
Dr. rtwayne.
Very Iru l portant Caution.
Remember no palparation of Wild Cherry is gen
uine, except the original article as prepared by Dr.
Swnyne. See thai his Portrait Is on the wrapper
around each bo:tie, Until you obtain this Compound
you will never knots the real virtues of Wild Cherry.
DTSPPSTA OR WORMS.
i i
Sample's Celebrated Vermifttga
A safe and effect al remedy for Worms, Dyspep
els, cinders 'Mathes, Sickly or Dyspeptic
children Or adults, and the most
useful Family bedicine
ever offered to the
Public.
J. J. AVM, elderly respectable merchant of WS-.
/.
tiamsport. Pa., eta es : I have tried vonr Vcrmifuge
in my °ten family and can speak In the very highest
terms of it. lily i Ile Is so much pleased with it she
will use DO other. 1,
Remember! none la genuine ceyerpt that in square
bottles, with the portrait of. Da. 8 w avec on each
lilitNyper.
t-re See that the name IF spelt correctly,
SWAYNE.
Dr. 9 trapiter e.luffar Coated Sar:aparilln and Estrael
1 of Tar Pills,
Thee e are undoubtedly the best Pill.. offered to the
public, and no family should be without them. Safe
end easy in their imerathin, without producing nny
griping pain or iinplensanl feelings. They are pet nil
arty adapted to cleanse and purify. thereby rendering
it fit to nourish and invigorate the whole system. A
r i
few doses wilt oft ntinies prevent a severe attack of
sickness, and for euniplainti to which females are
itubjeet they are I valuable. No Macao have abet
ter effect than these for monthly irregularities which
nrcaslnnally happen to women. They aseist at the
commencement of puberty i
,alto when there Is a
check from roll, or Improper exposure, and even at
the time of their , entire cessation. By taking this
medicine womed, would be carried on through with
the change of life 'without danger or Infringement on
the 4410 re you that I days of WOM3ithood.
se particular tu obtain the genuine, see that they
are in boxes tillntili out of the solid wood. _covered
with a red label Ili the signature of Dn. rirvivne
thereon. ,
REMOVAL.
Da..Swarsc, Proprietor of the widely celebrated
COMPOUND Strang or WILD CnSftsv and other FAN
-11.% Zdahtelate, as removed his Principal Offlie from
the corner of Eighth and RaMatfeets to No. 4 NORTH
SEVENTH Street, above Market, Philadelphia,
where all ordersomit he addressed.
AGENTS rpR SCHUYLKILL COUNTY.
JOHN 0. BROWN,
J. CURTIS C. HUGHES,.Putil'llle'r I.
JAMES B. FALLS, 3
JOHN W. mos, ;mineisviile , Pa.
C. k 0 Marano ex, IL 3. Sot:tem Schuylkill Hs
,v.enni,,trtrt.eisitftea
. .T Pa n t s t e C a 3 ro rb ra nn t : El fe Fte . ,T 3rr am ° a *T q a ti 3 a l l ° G rs ..
Reiraxsorni, New Castle; W. Mostcum W. PRICE
St Clair; Mv en Sr- tlicta - NtAx,Patterson; PAUL BARD.
PlnegrOvet Beast. & BARNOT, TWllliOnt; COCRMLL &
BON, Llewellyn I JOU?' WILLIAM/. IlllddlPpOrt ; C.
FltslLay. Oturlosburs t Corwin & Unoane Hew
Philadelphia ; S. Mssrz, Orwlgsburg Landing; .1.
STANTON, Malicarsburg I JACOB KAUPPM/1/11, and G.
gt E. Wative, Laver idahantango i and by all Defi
lers In medicine everywhere.
tair'Agerits wlsnlng a fresh supply albs. lit: arse's
MZDIPINEA Will please send their orders in the Pan
ciptsl Office, Philadelphia .
Sept ! 13. 1331
I to
Bra
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tot.
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warn.
on lA.
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Me.
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lsltitt
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In thfi
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York,
boll the
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,ontion,
t, find-
Galina
nlinnts,
VALUABLE SOCKS-7 VERYCHEAP.
OMPRIIIIENOIVE Commentaiy, 0
C
Fizirielt, Lowth, Ittould, and Whitby's Commen
tary, 1 Vols.,
Fire Hundred Sketches and Skelrlona ohlermon;,
Pulpit Encyclopedia,
Chambers' lutqtniattnn fat the People,
Clattes Cummentaiy on the Testament,
Diet's Complete Worts,lateet and rompiele Edt.
lion. very Cheap, ,
Works of Flavluz Joscpbus, at only Si,
Book of the United States. With a large number of
Illustrations,
Lorenzo Dow's rtuuplete liforke,
53 Family Bibles, varying in prices from dl to.t/D;
together with a ilarge number of valuable Books, at
unusual low rates, just received and for sari. at
of Sian,"
ays "The
the rhetnl•
petimenta.
in an arii
. at It I. In
lege, Philo
lotogv, de
, hot of thle
ant,ott the
, aniontnoch
all carte,"
In !oars,-
B. BANNAN.B
47heap Bonk and Rtatloneiry BtOrr
Nn r.!2, 125 j. 47
soburranve maw.
ROCPRIES AND PROVISIONS AT PITILADEI,
AI oda wholeiale priers.
_Thel undersigned has
opened In the !Civic Terms building, Centre Street
Pottsville, a general assortment lof Groceries, Pro--
visions, Fish, 011. ire., allot which will be sold at
the CIMP prires, that country merchanto pay to the
Philadelphia Jobbery. freight added. All goods sold
at this establishment, are purebasett from lira hands
In the Mlles of New York and Philadelphit and deal
ers will be supplied here, at the same advance that
Philadelphia merchants,have In buying from the SaMP
patties.
bferchants are,reepectfully solicited to call and ex
amine for themselves, before yisltine the city.
~ . I.ury In the
w York, in
..11
eminn could
Is used as a
, idence
. Digestive
be readily
or • os, snd
11, Or OR
, racielat Re.
April 26. 1851.1
rla Medica.
ictionarke4.
Pt"in, and
P. ronD VEWVTIMJ OLIND 4ND
RA NILPARENT WINDOW Shade Nanufartnrer;
1 Wholesale end Retail, No. 11. South 8 :greet,
Philadelphia. LETTERED SHADES for Store Win
dows painted to order. . .
or Caa ric
old, may he
*lion. The
',lied Eo ;he
twiny doe.;
ALSO Redd Blinds, Boer Shades, Paper Cuitaing,
Flreboard Plates. 01!clothe, &c. Gdt &Wilkes, Bands
and ping, &e., for prapery Curtains.
Angina In, le?1. 31-1 y
mar.
emaciation
Minh. It le
the limits of
certlbtatea
red renta rk
and Botfton
easel. •nd
Cul, bat per-
.11ansfurtried !by the .Iltrw Jersey Erislariat etod
Alining. Company, NEWARK. N. J•
pins Company Is prepared to furnish a supply Of
1. those valuable gINC. PAINTS, which have been
found rifler several years trial, both In Europe and
the United States to retain their original 'Wanly sad
protective properties, superior to any other Paint
whatever. Their .White Zhie Polar. is purely arLOs-.
life of gibe, and IS warranted free from all adlitera
tion and Impurity whatever; it covets well, is beau
tifully white and to entirely free from the rsolauno. -
properties of paints made from Lead, RD . darliteron*
to the health or Painters and Faint:lea. It wilt not
tura Yelleie whin exposed In aulpheroos, or mephitic
exhalations, or van when shat - up In a close ronm.—
As an ourshie. paint it .withstandrt any climate and
weather hotter then any other, not being liable to
turn chalky and i ciHoible..or rub off. It may he work.
ed with anrotb r color, whit water and size, or with
varnish, which Ives the celebrated Porcelain Finish
or China Gloss.
BLACK ANDI COLORED 2INC PAINTS. These
are fundslied a tla low price and are the cheapest and
best Paints lathe market for coating Roofs, rehab!.
Barns, Out-booties, Steam flollers.Steamboats. Ships
or any teller expohed ourface of Wood. Brick. Tin,
Iran or Stone as they are both' Weather and Fire
Proof. For Ito Dor =talk surfaces they are particu
larly va l ua ble, as they form a• Gamic connection
and entirely prevent oxidation Or rust; they dry
quickly with - it polished surface. Jo not blister or
crack on wood pr metal, and having a pure meiotic
base do rink chance color like many of the earthy
naltra now In toe ; in proof of which We refer to iht
following cerildreleti
pattlenlarly
Llver Corn
row and
and the evil
Sr upon the
Alen, for er•
eutepirit c _
nee.
S.
!alias which
t ante. No
stint teller!
aymatoms
h^rt now to
thy of blood,
Pn vittlatly
tampe,Sore.
nftpr calm/.
,lownets of
ness,teadea.
ra i
. . ' m' D 4.. ass Works:Nay 15,1851.
Messrs. F. C. Jones & Co.—Gentlemen: Having
made several trials of your Brown Zino Paints in
various methods. calculated to test its protective
giralitteinpon Wood and Meral,l have the satisfse
non to state that the results have been highly feve r s.
hle. — The paint covering well, drying quickly and
possesting treater tenacity, especially noon iron
than any other joint With 'which I am familiar.
Tonto Truly JOHN C. CREiNON.
' . E ngi n eer n clam Philadelphia Gas Works.
- I
Ttie undersigned having used the - Zee Paints re.
forted to, conceit laths foregoing opinion.-. -.
NorrisiTaeker lit Moo rte. Merrick 4* doe;' .- --
i r
Irenoey Nato Co., - Jas. T. Button &CO.; ;
- , Fenn Mr ka. • Franklin Inns %rinks.
j.:.T. can, Potted litatesDry Dock. Y. _,
'o.Deshost I mono& on Plecoliall term s -hy the
•
Altenta.ot. the Company. ,
T. C. JONES * CO.
.
• /7.lloutb Whiner, Tbillaletvbis.
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EMI!M=ICI
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C. J. DOBBIN ft, Agent
' 17-If.
ZINO PAINTS,
NMIM!IIM
ns==
rasigAnartuaraiiiii*Ma
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VIVIDTER GOODIL—The thbecrlbershavingreCelv
•vy ed lwadditiowto thelytatde and elleastisis stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries. gneensware. Ready.made-
C101 1111 4.'&c: rmt Slot* of . -
• ' • FALL.AND WINTER GOODS. •
Cniatulsed of the most Fashionable Dress Goads. Ray
Rune Shawls, load and. Spare. Rho, CiSsarehblei
Fit. and Plain Mohair Levens; Gold Medal and Thos.
Hoyle's - Mon do Lainesr Chain/sable and
Plurfil Maple-as; English *ulna; Cohere , Cloths;
mark Dress Silk ; Enallair and German tiosteprof
various kinds Red.' White sad Telloar
Merrimac Calicoes. of different styles I American,
West of England. French and German Woad Gabe.
of the fittest and most durable make,:
Fiala sad Fluted - Satin -Vesting* t Elack and Pan
ty Cant/stereo; Preach Doe skin do; Plain and Fancy
Tweed and Sellouts. ~ •
Woolen Yarn or different Colora Sad qualities.
GROCERIEs—Prime Rio..lava and Laguna Cuffee.
Stack Imperial and' Tountllysou Teas. Crashed
Pulverised, Echoed and New Orleans Sugars Prime
Honey flyrup an Sugar [forme Noumea ; sun dried
and Rot Ratans, Prime Currants. Queensware of
various Aeserlulanit. Fish. Salt, Cheese and Pro.
%Woos-orall kinds constantly on hand. '
Mao. PRIME FEATHERS.- • - •
Tee above stork of - goads having been 'elected
from the Larsen „lobbing and Commission Houses In
the,eity.and particular care and attention given to
select such goods as are sellable for the Coal Region
and surrounding country. we feel eonfident In Paying
that we tan give full subtraction to customers giving
us a call for any goods in our 1105. r). Next door to
llotel.cornerof Mahantongo street, Port/mine.
SYLLINIAN & SHIPMAN.
Nov `4,1831- 474 f
POTTSVILLE ACADEMY..
Tu
E undersigned having been e atritsted with the d 1.
epsilon of the Pottsville Arademy,tak ell the liberty
to recommend this Institution to the patronage of the
public. The principal, whammed his education In
the beet universities of Germany and Paths:And who
ha. been for several years enraged inteaehtng In this
ountrY, will tescb ancient and modern languages. as
Latin Greek,Hebrew,Germanand Ftencli, thehlgher
branches of Mathematics , . as Geometry. Algebra
Surveying. Mensuration and Catnip,. Ile well as
Natural Philosophy,and the principles of Chamittry
whilst Mr. J. T. - Suoessa. a graduate of Yale Col.
lege and a practical Book-keeper. will take charge of
the English branches. as Spelling. Reading. Writing,
CoMPoshlon, Rhetoric. Arithmetic. History and Geo
-11,19119. The principles of Book-keep' ne will he taught
and the pupils exercised In the keeping of fictitious
account, by .double entry. Marta tl. Ayer. a gradu
ate of New Hampshire 'Female Seminary. has been
engaged to teeth the Elementary branches and Draw.
Inc. Eventhe emalkat boys will be faithfully taught
by the teachers tnemselyes. and to young men an op
portunity will be offord.d to prosecute their studies
setae as at any afoot common Colleges. With a strict
discipline shall be combined a respertfhl and kind treat
meat ofthe scholars. Pupils from abroad can be accom
modated with boarding on moderate terms.la resereta
ble ode at e boarding houses. Those desiring to learn the
German language thoroughly. eau Mid admittance In
an acerunplisbed German family. The terms of Tui
tion are as hitherto,
$24 yearly fist Languages - cud
Drawing fd extra. The year le divided Into 3 sessions,
Ist from theist Monday in Sept. to New Year.ol o . et-
Ira Oa; 2dcfmni New Year to the 24 Monday In April,
$7 and gel 50 extra. 3d (Torn thence to the 3d Monday
hi tg7, and la 50 extra. Bills payable at the end
of the first month of each sessiOn. It Is highly Impor
tant that every scholar' should enter the,Sehool .with
the commencement of the first Benton. e
1.. ANGELE, Principal.
July 12,1821
LW IMION OF PUILLDELPUM
' tworporoteit by .the Leyislet:re ef Penaryttanta, for'
Ike Promotion of Art of Desire in irks fr. Stales
OFFICERS.—HENRY C. CA BEY. President; WM-
D. KELLEY, Vice .Presideut," EDWARD P. MIT
CHELL Treasure ; E. G. BUTLER; Reeoldin a Sec
retary; 11El r. W. DEWEY, Corresponding Eyre.*
g i
Honorary Secretary for Achitylkilleounty B. BAN
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EVERY MEMBER for the year IRSI. will receive
for each tubseription of Five, Donato. a prinvof
Huntington's " CHRISTIANA AND • HER. CHIL
DREN, engraved by Joseph . Andrews. Bolton, and
the coinrienioprint of llnntington's ."11IERCY0.4
t,
DREAM," e ved by A. 11. Ritchie, New York, or
n
the choke of f y
two of the following four opienditi
engravings. viz: '
I. John knoesinterview wain Nary @woof Scots,
• painted by LeutZe engraved by Sartain.
2. Ruck and 'Boa:, painted by Rothermel, engraved
by Sartain.
3. .Mercy's Dream, Painted by Huntington, engraved
- by Ritchie. ,
4. Christiana and her 'Children, painted by Hunting
ton, engraved by Andrews.
And a copy of the Piiihultiyhia Art Union Reporter,
a monthly pamphlet containing a region of the transac
tions of the Institntion, and information un the sub-
Ject of the Fine Arts. throughout the whole world.
. The Art Union of Philadelphia awards prizes in lie
ow u Certificates, with w nich original American, works
of Art may be purchased innny part of the United
Staley, at the option and selection of the person who
may obtain a prize at the Annual Distribution, which
takes place on the evening of the last week day in
every year.
The'Ezecutive Committee of the Art Union, when
BO requested, select Werke of Art, without charge ot
entnilermation, from their Free G 11.1167,110 Chestnut
Street, for those persons in the country. who may live
remote from Galleries, or public exhibitions of the
Fine Atm 1
Onlizeriptio'ns orMemberehip, *5,00 should be made
as early es practicable. so as to entitle members to
early numbers of the "Reparter," which will be fors
warded„upon the receipt of the Money to'any part of
the country. .
ILV`Subseriptions received by the undersigned.
where the :I:graving; and " Reporter ' can be omen.—
Substriptlens will also be received at this office.
B. HANNAN
itefteeary Seer:, for Schuylkill County. Pa.
mmucArz ART UNION
INCORPORATED by the Legistatore of the State of
.1 New York, HMO, for cite promotion of the tine arts
In the United Mutes. Officers fdr 1B51: ABRAHAM.
M. COZZENB. President . mono,: Austin, Treas
urer; AsDIIEW W4lll:Srli, Corresponding decreta.y ;
N STISANICI. J•avta, Jr. Recording Secretary. Com
mittee of Nanaprolott—Robert Kelly; Andrew Warner,
Benjamin Jarvis, John H. Atisteo, Wm It. Apple
ton. Evert A. Daytkink. Philip lione. George W.
Austen, William A. Butler, George TrPdivell, Bnis
tat C, Benedict, William O. been, George Curtis,
Charles H. Russell, Johh P. Rldner, William J. Hop.
pm, &bra hem M. Cortens. Marshall Q. Robe rts, Fred
erick A. Coe, Chula. P. Daly. Natifiniel Jarvis, Jr.
.... •
f'#OORAMMKFOR . IBSI,
Every subscriber of five dollari to a member for the
year, and is entitled to
I. A copy of each number of the Bvi.t tats (re
ferred to In the preceding circular.) which shall be
Issued In ISM. during and after the month in val c.
payment of Ws subserflufon shall be made. This s a
monthly publication, of rawer!) or more quarto pa p. r
of three columns each...lllustrated with Engravh p
and Stetting, from works of the most 41211PrUiBilrii
artists.
It A print of Mr. ionee.line Engraving on Steel;
measuring nineteen Inches by twenty-one Inches,
after Mr. Woraivllle's celebrated painting or Metier:lt
News, representing • guilts: at the door of an Inn, lie.
toping to the reading of en account ofthe first battle
of the late Mexican War.
111. A met of Five Prints from finished line En
gravings on Steel, of the average size of eight inches,
by ten Inches and executed by American Engravers,
after the following paintings, viz :
Merlon Crossing the Pedee. by Banner s
Mt. whington, Cram the Valley of Conway, by Ken.
sett
American Harvesting /treacly, by Cropscy ;
Old 76 and Young .4.9, by Woodville ;
Bargaining fora horse, by Mount ; - 5
Thus farming a Gallery of Arnerkan Mt; of conveni
ent size for btndlng, or for preservation in a port-folio
Instead of framing if desired. •
IV. A shore in the distribution of several hundred
paintings, sculptures and drawings in water CAN.-
Amf,lng them are the works of the following eminent
Artists., i; Durand, Edmonds, Huntington, Elliott,
Mount, Church, Bingham,- Croprey. Gray; Casilear,
Hicks, Olinnur, Peel's Doughty, Hinckley, /hiker,.
Flagg, Gifford, Audubon, Clonney, Routetle, Whit
ridge, MrEonkey, and others:.
The subscriber has thus an unequalled opportunity
to achieve the triple purpose of obtaining .a valuable
return for a small investment—of securing tge pos.
session of *Superior work, gratifying his taste for
Art, and of affording encouragement to promising
Artists of his own 'country. Subscriptions 'received
by BOMAN,
Honorary Secretary for Schuylkill County.
Aug 9, ISM
lIIIGES' -EZPECTORANT,
POD COUGHS, COLDS, INFLUENZA. WHOOP-
Iug Cough and Pulmonary affectlons.—The pro
prietor of the above Invaluable preparation challen
gee the ezhibition of any other dpeeific which can
complete In all essential qualities with that now pre
settled to the public. Himself a graduate of the..tlot
lege of Pharmaty In Philadelphia, and .ire fully
trained in one of - vhe mast extensive , ' ittescriteion
houses In that city, he cejiDdently, and with secured
faith' In its eteellente„.reeemwseds It as a medicine
well adapted for she pilytrose ror which it has com
pounded. He pledgea his frefentional reputation that
I:contains no deieteriess ~rug-but that the simples
of which it Is composed, will not in the ,remmest
Manners effect sae most tender In ant in any way bat
to the removal of the disease. '
For covghs, however inveterate nr harassing, its
artier will he found to be immediate and effectual ;
whilst In everycase It will bring almost instantaneous
relief, and if persevered In, will affect acertain cure.
Children from their birth,
and adults of ally .ege, can
rely upon these Telugu:. ('olds tong neglected. or be.
coming violent through constant exposure, threaten
ing injury to the lungs, and consequently consurnp
tionovill be arrested before such • fatal crisis will
litiVe . been reached. Ipdeed cares have beep known.
and ore certified to, where It has been ascertained
that a pulmonary affection , etistid - which this merit
:3lle relieved with all the decided evidences of a ratii
cal. entire cure.
• This preparation ie equally efficacious for /Whine,
boarseness,and bronchitis. Aged persons, particular
ly.tre much subject to the first of those di
whilst public speakers, whet:Afflicted wit babe latter.
will he sure to lie relieved front these two painful an
norancess
The above statements are made la full view of their
Impartaare and weight) their faithfulness will be ,
proven on a fair trial of the swine I and relief to
the sufferer be the certain consequence. For farther
proof of the efficacy of this remedy, the proprietor
reapeettully refers to the ollowing cartlfirates °flume
of the first Thyslrlans In Pottsville r
Delmstc ts.—l deem It a duty I owe In the corn
murkily. to strongly recommend "Hughes' Expecte'.
ant." es au effectual remedy in colds, Incipient br9n-
ORM, lellatnation of the lunge, and alt inelegant
dirt . Having prescribed this remedy, and traced
Its streets upon the patient, I can safely recommend It
as trier to any distinct combination now before the
petit e. • P. GOULD, M. D
Pottsville, PAR
Pollee tile. August e IBM
C. C. llugbe■ having made known to me the com
ponent materials or a preparations made by him.
called "Hughes' Expeetowitilt" 1 am induced to tee
onimend it am a medicine that Would prime beneficial
in• be various Mimeses for Which he &recta it to be
given. DINNICKSOM, M. D.
theingerarnined therompsnenterountne •Rai hes*
Expectorant." I have no, healtation in reenaunending
It a l o believe it to be. an excellent remedy In certain
conditions of pulmonary dieensee.
' -
Pottsville, Aug. 1899.1 11106. tilthDY, M.D//
, .
Mr. 3. 0. Clink Hughes—Dear 81r.—Aa you , Vere
kind enough to Inform me of the logredlents'wbleb
compose your Eapeetoraut.l now. after testing It fully
take Want* ht rommendlog It twill those who may
need as 3 re and effectual Expectorant. Vns. &c.,
TUOB. 0. ISEDINB, M D.
Prepared .onty by J. 0; C. Mugbas, Cbenslat and
Drugyslit, Pottevilte. Pa, and for sale by J. W. Gibbs,
8. Denser. Mlnersellte r' E. J. Frt. Tamaqua 8. R.
Dlton, Rchuylklll Haven' t J. 41.4.1tammer. Wagner
It Brother, Onalgsburg ; John / Wllllams, Mlddleport
Mayen & 8111yroun. Patterson; Chatles Dobbin:l.l3ll-
err Creek . ; J. McCreary { T remont; Payne,
Beata:mills :'James Cllloblllll,' Pon Carbon ; J. Mc-
Curdy, Reading ; Salter*Drug More, Pottagroee ; and
by stotekeepera generally throng:oat the !Mts.
Jan. Id. 1851. .
34f.
noes manreay.
HE INV0892181:11 Had ENLARGED MIS BOOK
`l , --Bindery,dindliteremed the Machinery and hand*,
andla sow prepared - 10 do au duds o 1 Binding : to lA^
biro style - v at the lairtiftlatee, by tl‘-- nook.or
by the Waltzed or drained: r - -
AU Mode of blank work aranuketnred so order it .
abortiaoMee. _ BANANNATI:
Trleff.Publieber and ittool. l
/-
Awning, Ant rl,llro .
- . •
••:u.•?
amnigwar Aim pcnvourt s
Fit? IS} enderiodfirtraffsr Orsibaseg iraskirgt.
tessidesed , by tholutamielfho -nave tested it. as
I. teeing the greatest Sclent4Pa , Wender of Ouvitethl.
Entirely doing away wi th that laborious and 'Wird.
ow pranks of tabiong.the cLrytur.4 upon the
wAstinuann, and a great sating of Tirmt. Labor
arid Expense.
N. R. To prevent fraud and ImPaalllnn. (ft puny
*retrying to palm of articles put up like mine .) , the
proprietar.l. P. IiOTT. will put his written Signature
cia the lop Label ofevery package. And be only este
en eallennteed nubile ant to confbund the German
Washing Powders with others that aro in the market.
to is put ttp In packages with fall &sellout and sold
tithe nominal price of lki centa.
O.PRINTERR willfind it greatly totheiradvantage
to purchase these Powdera, to cleanse theft TYPES
and ROI4.ERB, being a very superior made, for that
purpose. Manufactured only hy
I.
As his Laboratory and Principe Depot P! .
No 10 south
I
Mb street, Phipsdelpbia.
Sold at Retail by Grocers WI Druggists generally.
A liberal discount nude and extensive advertising' fur
the benefit of Agents. Remember the tame. GER.'
IVAN W tftlffNU POWDERS. All letter, to be post i
paid.
Pottsville. N or .
Hr. I. P. Hoyt—Dear 81r.—Haetne used your Ger
man Washing Powder, 1 elm gheerfally retrotnend it. ,
to every person for washingand actubbtoc,belleuln.g
It to be a great saving of time and trouble. requiting
In Its ours na frachourd, thereby being a great aaa.l
leg to the clothes and amenities with three-fourth.
of the Labor and Eapease required to the old method
of washing. Yours. g:c. • -
AIisitOA.RETT PHILIPS. •
Corner of Comtism) and - Market streets.
The above Washing' Powders ate , fof oak, whale
tale and retell ,by the entweriber, who has been sp..
pointedSnie Agent for the County of Hchuytltitt. , Ile
will supply Merchants and others at Mr. Ifor's pri-
Cru per dozenaind thus save the carnage. .
D. rier:NAN.,
Hole Agent fee Schuylkill County.
gi•lf
Nov. t 9, 1851
PIIRI3. MUTE -
AM =HERM. ic'BROTHER,-Manufacturers, No.
V , 63, NORTH FRONT street, Fhlladelphla, have
now a good supply °fiber warranted pure MIMS
LEAD, and those customers ,who have been sparingly
supplied In consequence of a run on the ankle, shall
now have their orders fined. •
.No known substance pommies those Preservative
and beautifying prone rittes. to desimnle lea paint, to
an equal extent with unadulterated white lead I hence
any admixture of other materials only mats Its Caine.
it has, ther t fore, been the steady aim o thermanufae.
toren, (or many rests, to supply to th public a 'w
arily pare white lead, sod the unresd g demand for
the article, I■ proof that It hes met tvl h favor. It is
Invariably branded on one head : NV TEIERILL dr.
BROTHER In foil, and on the other, arrested pure.
all In red letters.
Philada., July 14.18a1 28-iy
NEW and EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
of fresh Fall and Wint.7,- Goods.
,(DRY CiOODS,' 'GROCERIES% QUEENS.
WARE, PRO VISIONS, lc.)
'TIRE subscribers have spent much time and taken
.l unusual pains, to attending the Auctions; both to
New Nork and Pnliadelphie, In the purchase of their
extensive assortment of goods now opening at their
Wholesale and Retail Mote, Centre Mires,. directly
opposite the Post Otllcei where they respectfully to,
vita all purchasers to call, being well assured, from
so varied and general an assortment,as they now have,
no one can tall of being accomodated—as to price.
they are well satisfied themselves, and can assure
customers that no estabitstunen... can undersell them
In city or country. Cell and evamlne, and you will
be convinced or'tte truth of OUT stetement,ro eau
merate the various kinds of goods would betedioue,
we would only remark that our assortment Is ample,
flail and seasonahfe, milted to the general wants of
the community. JOHNSTON Cl). &
Pottsville Oct. Plat to if
PORTEUS' LABORATORY.
fl.e. - Mob, pultablv (or Druggists, Boutin rhitd,
Hauer's Perfumes, Sr..
Pine Oil or Campbine, disiltlyd by steam
' Burning Fluid; Phoottene CAP ;
Spirits of Ttlipontiint ; ‘'enite Turpentine,
Varnish.
Cossal Varnish of every rirreription and gna lily:
Japan and Shetlac Varnish of all (WWI and quali
ties
Iron, Leather, Cum-elastic, Paper and other yule-
Brush Makers, Whip Makers and common Pitch,
constantly nn hand, and for sate at the Laboratory,
581 North FRONT Wee!, Philadelphia.
N B. Orders %vitt be received at No. 311 MARKET
street above EIGIITII. 32 N. PECONDatieet. above
ChristChurcia. and at 3444, RACE street.
J. A. PORTKOH.
Oct 11,1651 41.3 m
ENEEDIEL'S ESSENCE Or COFFEE.
0 " Platter of this Essence will go as far as four
pounds of Coffee—and Coffee made ot this Essence
will preserve the 'taste of the real Coffee. with the ad
dition of a more delicate and (Ines flavor. It tents('
more conducive to health than the finer Coffee, is ea
sier made. does not require anything to elerit.it, and Is
free from sediment. This Essence is now extensively
used in various sect one of the 'comfy, a rinele;egent
having sold MOP° cakes in 'a single county rh this
State. Price El cents per cake. mat sale wifolesale
and retail by the subscriber, at his variety store.
B. BAN NAN, Agent for Schuylkill Co.
t:3- Merchants and others supplied to sell a pin at
the bld - nufacturer's prleo. Try it.
I have examlntd an 'article pieparid .by Nessra.
Hummel, Oehler & Ce., of Philadelphia. catlid Es
sence of Coffer." which is intended' to he used with
Coffee (or the purgici ,, e , of Improving it. I find It net
only free from anything delitertnus to health, but on
the contrary, the ingredients ofahlth it ix composed.
el , . perfectly wholesome.
JAMER It. CHILTON, N. ft
Chemist and Aturlyslsi,73 chambers wt. New York
Aug. 92, 1831
DR
• HEAVE
HOYT'S POWDERS.
TH'spreparation Is now heingorered to the public
as a guarranteed Cure _for the EIEAVES in Hor
ses, and as the only known medicine In the world
having been used In the private Veterinary prartiCe,
of the proprietor for the last 37 year; I and he has
never known It to fad in a single Instance of pride
ring alailing cure, and the horac in gond
opirlta for work. The utter ineompeteneyof the home
for I her, when troubled with this common diseate.
about. Induce evtry one having such to apply imme
diate or this remedy. Price one dollarper package,
which will be sent '• with full directions; to any part
of the United States - All letters or communications
to be addressed " Post Paid," to I. P. ItOrP.
Rear of No. 10 South Fifth Street,
Philadelphia.
Vp Wholesale Agent for the United States.
N. IL—Agents wanted throughout the country, to
to whom a liberal discount will be given i and their
names placed In the advertisements. Addrraa as
above.
Dr. Myra Move Powders for tale, wholosule and
intuit, by U. IIIANNAN.
Bole Agent for Schuylkill County.
414,ni
Ott. I. 1931
A greurt Dlscovery for Bilicruzeonztantron.l.
DOCTOR S. 8. Rows
~.‘
batir-3
'RAILROAD, OR ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS,
TN Poxes, at 12; and 25 gents—free 8010 Merrury,
1 and can be taken at all 'seasons, by both seem of
Clues and without regard to weather. echo busi
ness or laboring man should be without tbsits...cr They
are Truly the I'oor Man's friend, and the Rich pian's
security.
The above Pills are the rgtit or thirty voice; prac
lice In Philadelphia. and If iaben with Dr J. S Dose's
Tonic Fever and Ague Allitture, they will cuSe !ht..
most stubborn cases of Fever and Agne,.or an , :
Fever: For Llvet Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigiletion,
and all Bilious conditions of the system, they trove no
equal, as thousands in the Southern end Western
States testify, *ho have used them As a purga
tive pill they act like a cliaczn, free from griping, ply.
Ins strength end appetite, and enlivening rho 'Plats.
For Sale, at Whniesnie or retail by
U. II kNNAN.
.
Agent mr Schnylkiii County.
el e D r uirchris a nd orinp.:supplled et the usual whole.
sale prices.
August 30, HP. • . 35.
Et
Dure RANGE. : VIVER MUTING
ApPARATUct ATTAEFIED.—This Range has hcen
ntted up with a Deatitig Apparatus finfrirlent to
neat two nr three rooms. ronneeted Witt; the kitchen
ehimney, from the kitchen fire. lu i'mint of econo
my. tint shill ty, and convenience, it le decidedly one
of the best Ranges in uSe. It can he used either
with or without hot wilier. ktanifscitaidand cold
It the Foundry of the subscriber, inDottsville. -
.111SEPI1 DERR.
July 9. 1851
BOAT AND SROE.STORE.
CORNEA OF CENTRE JiNtN.IREET STS.
,EZ POTTIVILE.
TlE 7 snbscriber Invites th *olio° or the public
to the very extenalve as or eel of goods. con.
slating of
GENTLEMEN'S Calf Stitch d, Fudged and Pegged
/ Boats, Calf and Kip, doable soled dewed end Peg.
bed Boors, Water Proof Dents dewed and Pegged,
from *I to 04; New England and Philadelphia man
ufactured Coarse Boots, in great variety, constant.
ty on hand;. Cloth and !Lasting Gaiter nano. and
Congress Gaiters, Calf Null dere, Oregon Tres, and
I Sewed and Pegged Edoiiroes.
MINERS' Boats and .Montoeo, of first quality., it
low Prices. .
BOYS' end Youths' Boole and Monrnes cense orfine.
LADYS'French and English Lasting Colter Bents,
Morocco. Calfskin end Goat Bootees. French Mor.
roeco. Calfskin and Goat Botees„ French Morocco.
Kid welt and pump spring flucelans and Seitersons.
French Morrocto and Kid Turnrou-,ds, from f.O cts.
to di; New England Baotemin nd Shoes oral' kinds
cheap. . • I •
MISSES' and Childrens . ,Booteps and Shoes. a large
asortment suitable for this market, constantly on
hand. s •
. . 1
GEM Elastic Shoes.
Oor stock °Morn ElastleShoetare orthe beat man
ufactured articlesthe wintry can afford. , Ladles and
Gentlemen would do well to call and provide-them
selves with good Gum Shoes. • the best prevenutive
Tet dierovered of Cobh Coughs and Consumption. .
RUNKS. Carpet Begs end Vellces. • .
The "Trairelllut community will find es welliep.
I'piled NUB tile above enlace Wilda we wilt stU at
mode w* pylori. • -
Bents sod noes, madeelidleptlred rooter. '
TRIMS CAUL. , - , -
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-_ • AN AcuNpvt.N.)
For the great raii•of jlho
writtett t by !ACV:
4eir4ia, adapt oil to the
Lino ST:tc." ;
When Geid . inParadise
Old Adam and his bride,
And ittro!thitiCrarden they could me,
A model farm tor guide': . .
And Agricu'iture, ever since,
In every age and eiime '
•
Pont;unter,ti unter, and by Prince,
'Wm, ever thought sublime!
Caoava.—Xour here is health to all our frittidi4
• At AGOELICUTLILA's latrine!
Weil &mit a-cup to Wastskagtoe,
And his compeers divine . ,
In Asia; and en Africa,.
In Europe, tar and - wide,
Then over to America—
It
was our dither's pride!
Now v..is wit! plane ourcotton, core,
Our wheat, and rye, and rice.
And thank our God that We were Dote
In this, our ,Paradiee.! •
We'll plant pcitatOos, angtit.citte,
Tobacco, tea. and all-;
Then pray to God to send us rain,
To make our plants grow tall
Plant indigo, and hemp, and flax,
And plant the generous vine; .•
Our bur beeS will-make their writ ,
we express our wine !
This bete 'wild of honey, mi lk;
Of fruit * a n d Bowers fair ,
We make our cruton,,linen, silk! -•
And breathe the purest air! _
The best of tattle, fowls, and sheep, -
On our plantations feed! . •
We plow, and harrow. sow, and reap,
And save the iy,orld from need!
Upon oar valleys and our-slopes,
Our sun shines clear and bright !
The moon and stars increase our hopes,
And cheerful make the night.
W e have the bet ,,, t of horses fleet ! •
The best of d for chase;
We're always glad our fiends to meet,
- And strive to %via the race.
Here is to Kentucky, Teun...*ce
' And all our si,ter Stales
To all that tire, aod are to be
Our consielistton mares'
Aa„ t era'sto %else.. dod daughters fair,
And lovely sisters too! •
To mother: there's " /DE OLD ADM CRAM!.,"
7) ad we must be true.• .1
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~farmtr.
N UTRITION IN VAIIIOVS eamsi
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.Pnor. NORTON. -
XV heat is one of the most • important of our
crops. The grain contains from ftity,to sev•
en I y prr cent. of starch, from ten to twenty
p er f`Pn t. gluten, and from three tolve
cent. of fatty matter. The proportir‘lifP !
gluten is said to be the largest in tho'gese
of quite warm countries.
it is a singular fact, that in all the seed og
wheat and other grains, the principal partial
the oil lies near or in the skin, as also does a .
large portion 'of the gluten.. The bran owes
to this much of its nutritive and fattening '
qualities. Thus phosphates of the ash also . k
lie to a great degree in dd. skin. The best
line flour contains above seventy poi:fads of
starch to each hundred. .The 'residue of one !
hundred pounds consists of ten or twelve
pounds of gluten, six to eight-pounds of Su
gar and dim, and ten to founeva,pounds ot
water and a little oil.
Rye flour more nearly resembles wheaten
flour in its .composi,tiott than-.any other; it
has however more of certain gummy and. *,
sugary substances, which make it tenacious, :1
and also impart. a sweetish taste. In baking
all grains and roots which have much starch
in them, a certain change takes-place in their
chemical composition. . By baking, soar be.
comes more nuttitions,. and More easily di.
gestible, because more soluble.
Earley contains • rather less starch than
wheat also less sugar arid gum. Thereto
little gluten but a substance somewhat U. ;
it, and containing about the same amount
nitrogen.
Oatmeal is little used as foodrin this con.
try, but it is equal, if not sups for In its at.
tritoUS qualities, to flour from'any of the nth,
er grains; superior, Shave no doubt, too:ion
of the fine - wheaten !four of the n =hem
tudes. It contains from ten to eighteen per
cent. of a body having about the sameamnunt
of nitrogen as gluten. Besides this, there is ' ,
a considerable quantity of sugar and gum;
and from fir eto six per cent.of oil or fatty mat. •
ter, which may be obtained in the form oft
clear.. fragrant liquid. Oatmeal, then, has_
Inot only abundance of substance containing "
nitrogen, but is alsd quite fattening.. It n,
lin ;short, an excellent loodi for working gni. -
trials, and, as haslreu abundantly proved is
I Scotland, for working_meri also. •
Buckwheat is less nutritious than the oth•
er grains which we have noticed. Dawn
has from six to ten per cent. of nitrogenous
compounds. about 6,fif per cent. of caret,
and from five to eight of sugar and gum. la
speaking of buckwheat or of oats, we of
course mean without husks.
Rice vas formerly supposed to contain lit.
tle n itrogen ; but recent examinations have
3 that there ia.a considerable portion,
six or eight per cent. of a substance like
gluten. The - percentage.Of fatty matter and
of sugar is quite small; but that of starch
much larger than any grain yet mentioned,
being between eighty and ninety per cent,
• usually about eighty-two.
Indian corn coutains.about silty percent.
t,f starch, nearly the same as oats. The pro
portion of oil and gum is large, - about*
per cent.; this explains the fattening proper.
ties of Indian meal, so well known to proc•
ticUi men. There is, besides. these , a good
portion of sugar. The nitrogenous subayinces
are also considerable in quaniity,sotne tWelve . .
to sixteen per cent. .
Sweet corn differs- from all other varietia
containing only about eighteen per cent". - of
starch. Therfount of 'sugar is, of course
very large, / l rid the nitrogenous substance
amounts m'the very large proportion oftwea•
ty per ccdt.; of gum to thirteen or fourteen;
and oyoil, to about eleven.e , Thel#llll•
aboye results, is one rillibiitiost.-urlitibig, , ..
,cjips grown. , It if IQ be thade to yieht,
much per- acre as the harder varieties; - 11 - is
Ewell worth a trial on a large scale. -
SEASONING 'WOOD. •
Wood seasoned by the fire, with (Illicitness
whilst ful of sap, does not imbibe water, at
air and water seasoned wood. The. ir is
thickened by the sudden beat so - as to .tir
mostly fill up the interstices and thus hiud.
ened and fixed, it excludes moisture oldie
common air. The sap thuscured piever y w
-
ted from fermenting and rottenirtg the inside
of blvcks of wood.
TO PO,EaMO.VE OU'r'llErat
• Take of best pure common salt two pine'
so gar, one part; saltpetre. one pati t. iitst
!end blend them cotoplettly Jogether., t;rne
I ounce of this mixture to every pc/Undone:lf ;
ter, is well worked into the butter. erlita
is
I t then put up close fur use. , /t to MOO& ,
three oz four areelu, before' the salvreripte_
sufficiently blended. It has been folupisiegt 4
when three years old. •
TO. PARBI/CLUI. • • -;
Whoever will apply an Ointment mid of
gunpowder, be
behind the neck
of htaviog them
vermin. The
use- , 01 is so sms
sufficient todrea:
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The better at
mirafortabla thl
Amble titer al
pioftt.
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