Nit nub Num.
VIE COQUETTE.
Now pray, Fir, JO be quiet,
I wonder what you mean ;
Indeed, my ulossyringlets
Arc shocking to be aeon.
A kiss! welt-;—did you ever
Hear ot.so bald a man ?
I kinder think you'll get it,
That is, sirof you can !
How dare—l vow he's gomg !
0, ibat will never do!
Come back, dear Charle:,--tlon't go away;
' I'm not mud, vexed— are you ?
There! theie! you need not eat me,
But pray remember this; . •
If von ask sitly questions,
That sometimes No—means Y.S!
ONE OF THE 'MESMERISERS
A few years ago the 'following story was
overheard in the 'cars on the road between
Albany and Buffalo. One of the conversailts,
it seems, was a mesmeriser--a regular
professor." He was dilating:upon its ra
pid development—its astonishing discover
ies developed through its agency. Finally
he got upon bis superiority as a . " professor"
—a congenial theme—and here he was at
home. After narrating a variety of experi
ments—some of them astounding, of course
—he spoke'of the following with a gusto
that was irresistible. Said he:
" Last week I was going through one of
the streets of Rochester, I saw 'is person to
whotn I was anxious to speak. Ile walked
too fast for me to overtake him without run
ning:so I just straightened out my arm, con
centrated my will, made a pays at him—thus
—and he stopped quicker than lightning."
" Wthwh-Wh-why, mister,' y-y-fpu don't
call that m-m-m-much of a tr-i-ck, do you ?"
i‘ Yes, sir, I rather flatter myselfir, that
it was a pretty strong demonstration."
"W-w-w-well, it don't b-h-gin 'w
-with
what I once' did."
•. Then you are familiar with 'the science,
sir, I pttturne." • '
"S•s•some." .
" Might I inquire what was the case you
spoke cif,?-" •
"oh,' c-e-cer-tainly. W-hy you see,
happened to be going up in B-Batavia once,
in the winter. G-g-going down to the c-cars.
I s-s : atv a ma-a-man on the t-top of a.b-b
-building, shoveling off snow. Pr-etty• 'soon
his 1-f-l-foot slipped, and d-d-down, hecame.
Wh-when he had got about half down, I
just made a p-pass at him, and it s-st-oppe( 4 l
him quicker' than powder. I c-c-came off
with-o-out thinking a-a-anything more a-a
about it. , If yob are g-o-ing to Batavia,
wish ,y-y-you would just let him down, for
I pr-pr-presume he is hanging there yet !"
The "Professor" handed over his "hat."
A DAMPER
'An old clergyman, preaching before some
of the American army ay Corpus Christi,
made use' of these remarks :—" Ten thou
sand dollars is a large sum to most ofus ;
yet what would it Profit ? You ennui* carry
it out of the world. Then what woilld you.
do with it, or you, or you, or you ?" pointing
1 -r with Anoratorical flourish to different indi
viduals before him. At length an old stager,
well known to the Corpus Christi army as
Judge H—ys, could contain himself no
longer. When the finger pointed at him,.
• and in the- momentary pause succeeding the
searching question, the Judge broke the sol
- emn silence by answering, in a loud, shrill
tone, 4i Loy it out in mules!" " Shall Tat
tempt;" says:the narrator,
," to portray the
effect ! The audience were convulsed.' The
holy man maintained himself with becom
ing gravity and self-possession fora moment,
and made a feeble attempt to proceed, but
soon gave up in despair."--Knickerbocker.
(21;EEE excuse was made a few
days ago, be an old lady. The good woman
was suhpcenaed to appear as witness in
court. She did not come, and a bench war
rant was issued for her appearance, on which
she was brought into court.
The presiding Judge thought it his duty
to reprimand her: •
"Madam, why were von not here be
fore ?"
" I couldn't come, sir."
" Woe you not subprrnaed, madam ?"
".Yes sir, but I was sick." .
" What was the matter, madam ?"
"1 bad an awful bile. sir."
After a pauce-" Upon your honor, mad
am !"
"No sir, upon my—arm !" '
CiTr.Clll:•TlCAl...—".Napoleon Alexis
Dobbs, come up here and :ay your lesson."
What makes boys grow ?"
" It is the rain, sir.".
Why do not men grow ?"
" Because they . carry umbrellas, which
keeps off the rain."
" What makes a young man and woman
fall in love ?"
" Because one of 'em has a heart of steel
and t' other has a heart of flint and when
they come together they strike fire, and
that's love.",
" That's light, my boy. Now you go
plague the gals."
• <, Jot, VuT's THE " the policy of in
t terwention ;" can% you erlucidate that pint?'
The 44 policy of interweution" Lemuel,
the "-policy of tntcrwention" consists in this
here: supposin' now, you had a turkey
(wid cranberry sauce) and wur about toriBe
wour the same—"
" Vell, Jim."
" And supposin' I hollers to you " hands
off"—" fair play !" and takes the turkey
and devours him meself—"
"4 Vell vot of that ?"
" Vy, my precious cove, that's vot I calls
44 the policy of interweetiOn.' "
(1:7 TUE ror.LowiNG exquisite song was
written in an eating house by a young man
who was laboring under the agony of unre
quited love. We don't know where it comes
from, anil did not hear if its author survived,
—Carpet ,Bag
0, carve me yet another !lire,
Oh, help me to More gravy
There's nought so Imre fel something nice
To conquer care, or grief to kill. -
I•always loved a bit of beef
When youth and bliss and hope were mine,
And now it gives my heart relief
•In sorrow darkaome hour—to dint.
1:7 SARCASTIC RET'LL-A silly, but pret
ty woman complained to the celebrated and
beautiful ~ophia Arnold of the number of
her admirers, and wished to know bow to
get rid of them. ‘• Oh, tnY dear," was the
sarcastic reply, it is very easy for you to
do it—you have only to speak."
tr."'"l.lAve. von any travelling inkstands?"
asked a latlY of a clerk in one of our station
ery stores, last Saturday. " No, tna'aut, we
have them with feet and legs, they are
not old enough to navel yet," was the pert
(17 A Votrito:vt paper defines the rights
f orn an as folloWs To love her "lord"
with all her heart, trail het baby as herself
;---and to make good. bread.".
Q7' A uoa, which frad lost a whole liner,
was seen -Lately trying to poke a piece of
crape through
_the handle of one of the sau
sage shops, in an eastern city.
1:0" IF lotr WANT to keep your VMS out
of slings, keep " slings" out of you:
stinitifit nub ist attital.
ADVANTAGE OF SCIENCE.
'The skill of Linnseus, derivett, from his in
timate knowledge o f science, ditised a me
thod of destroying anjusect, or of preventing
its ravagis,,w hich had cost the Swedish gov
ernment many thousand ptitinds annually by
its destruct ion of ship timber in a single dock
yard. The insect was the Cantharia Navalis.
By merely a knowledge of the season when
the fly laid its eggs and attending to that fact,
the• timber was immersed in water at the
proper time, and thus the 'savages of the in
sect prevented.
By his botanical knowledge he also ascer
tained the cause of a dreadful disease among
the horned cattle of his country, which had
baffled all conjecture, and was considered
wholly unaccountable and irremediable. -
Under the management of Mr. yorsythk
and by his knowledge of vegetable,physiolo
gy, timber trees in Kensington Gardens which
had- become hollow, were filled with new
wood, and made to produce new nod thrifty
branches i—and pear , trees a cebt nig old,
which had be c ome so decayed anti, knotty as
to leave no fruit worth gatheringi were re
stored to such health and strength as to ccfr
ver the garden walls with new lbranches,
bearing a profusion of fine fruit.
These three facts strongly illustrate the
importance of an intimate knowledge of the
things about us which we au. !constantly
handling, raising and using in ail our oper
ations upon the farm. This is ce am knovi
ledge, science; it saved ,the shi timber,
heated the diseased cattle and Ajuvenated
the trees. The farmer, of all m i en, ever has
something scientific to ;he should stu
dy, reflect_ and examine, until lie can walk
ill his fields and hold intelligei3t converse
with his soils, trees and plants in relation to
their wonderful structure, springing and
growth.—New-England Farmer,.
SMALL PDX.
Dr. Field, of Wilmington, Del., says that
one table -spoonful of good brtiwer's yeast,
mixed with two table•spoonsfdl of cold wa
ter, and given from three to ;four times a
day to adult, and in lessMantities 'to
children, is a cure for the small pox. This
disease is very prevalent at the; present time.
The remedy above stated ma3i be of use to
persons affected with it who have not yet
consulted a physician.
EGG SHELLSI
Eggs that .are to be used !for puddings,
custards, tze., should be nicely cleaned be
fore, they are broken, with a cloth dipped in
strong vinegar. Then if, alter'being emit
tied of all but the white, that always remains
sticking to the inside, the shells. are spread
out and dried, they serve as well for clearing
coffee, as isinglass or any other substance
used for that purpose.
ICING FOR CAKES
Beat the whites of two •gt . r,s to a high
froth ; then • add a quarteriof a pound of
ground or powdered sugar heat it well till
it will lie in a hay; flavor with lemon or
rose. This- will frost the top of a common
sized cake. Place what Will be :sufficient
on the top of the cake, then dip' a broad
bladed knife in cold water., and spread the
ice evenly over the whole !surface.
BREAD IVITHOI7 CRUST
When the loaves are moiilded, and before
they are set down to " take a small
portion of clean lard, warm. it and rub it .
lightly over the loaves. "The result will he
a crust . beautifully soft and tender through;
out ; this is not guess work.
%formation for te prop(
OR TIIF. PT.M "WHY" AND "BECAUSE
co- WIIT Arri: rooks leis abundant than
formerly ? • Because their ; haunts have been
disturbed by the felling of trees, in conse
quenee of the increased value of timber, anti
the changes in our manners and ideas.—
Rooks love to hnild near, the habitation of
man ; but their delight, the long avenue, is
no longer the fashion ; and (he poor birds
'have been dispersed to settle on single distant
trees; or in the copse, and a e captured and
persecuted. In many coon ies very few
rookeries temaiu, where once t ley were con
sidered as a necessary appendage, and regu
larly pointed out the abbey, ' he hall, the
c
court-house, and the grange. napp.
The following anecdote of th rook is re- 1
lated in the Zeolopeal Journal nd merits
introduction heie, for the -excellent lesson it
affords to man. " A genileinan occupied a
farm in Essex, where . he bad notlong, resi
ded, before numerous rooks -built their 'nests
on the trees swum:tiling !his premises; the
rooltery was much prized I . the farmer, host
ever,- being induced to htre a larger farm
about three quarters- of a mile distant, he
left the farm and the rokikery ; but, to his
great surprise and pleastrie, the whole rook
ery deserted their former habitation, and
came to the new one of their old master.—
It ought to be added that this gentleman was
strongly attached to all animals whatsoever,
and, of course, used thern kindly.
(0"WrIlt ens hops used in beer ? Because
the aroma and bitterness!ot the hop take off
the mawkishness of fermented Worts, and
prevent the beer from be4oming, sour.
Gervase Markham saps: " The general!
'use is by oci means to put any hops into ale:
making that the difTerOce between it and
bare, that the one hath hops, and the other
none: but the husiues do Mind an error in that
opinion, and say that the utter want of h•os
is the reason why ale lai , teth so little a time,
but either dyeth or soured:, and therefore
they will toeuery harrell:of the hest ale allow
half a pound of good hcips."—Maison Rus
tique, 1616.
13:7' Wu rs cannel coal best adapted for
distillation ? Because i contains most bitu
men, and less sulphur! A pound of good
cannel coal, properly treated in a small nppa
rams, will yield five eulfie. feet of gas equi
valent in illuminaiing, perier to a mould can
dle, six in the pound! On a guest scale,
however, 31 cubic feet of good gas are all
that should be expected from one pound o
coat. A gas jet, which consumes half nen-
Mc toot per hour, affords a steady light equal
to :be above candle.
a:7 WILY HAS SO Ouch confusion arisen
in the names of several of the eagle species _ ?
Because of the great changes in the color of
the feathers of seferal of the genus, daring .
their process to matutity.
Q 7 Wily wits th - e - aiehra ealled•by the
lo
mans a hippo-tiger, or horse-tiger? Because
it possesses she propo'rtion of a horse, with
the striped hide of a tiger.
. ,
iD"'NVnv nas the e'ephant supersiitionaly
been . considered a religions animal? Ile
cause of an exaggerated nonce of the ani
mal's sagacity. -
tr 7 Wm , / Ann ionie entelcricallecT lyre
antelopes? Because hien horns are in the
shape of the lyre.
r ,
Tift MIN D
Tsai orkattaix wasia==.
• Pee 111 Mite sufhisist.fee OrdiUsrf &
TA conslderti by thiMsandi WhO' bees Hutted it,
.1. being the mutest Scismlfw Westin - of LA. World.
Entirely doing away with that laborious. and Lajart.
one - practice of rubbing the CLOTHES upon the
WASHBOARD, and a great Gulag of Time. LOW
and &pease. • , :
N. B. To prevent fraud and Imposltloo, (for Santo
are trying io palm off articles put up like the
proprktar.L P. HOYT, will pet his written/Mem:it
on the top Label °revery packake. And be only L e
an enlightened public not to confound the Ce n
Washing Powders with others that are in the market.
it la put up in packages with fell directions and a obi
t the nominal price of It cents.
ice PIIIN Tells will nod it greatly to their advantage
ICI purchase these Powder), to cleanse their TYPES
and ROLLERS. being a very enperlot atticie, for that
purpose. Manufactured only by
f. P. 1101"4
At bit Laboratory and Principal Depot, No. 10 soffit)
. .
Fifth street, Philadelphia. .
Sold at Retail by Grocers and Druggists generally.
A liberal discount nii4e and extensive advertising for
the benefit of Agents., Remember the name: GER-
DtAN WARRING POWDERS. All litters wbe poat
paid.
Prineville. Nov. Md.
kir. t. P. iloyt—Dear Mr.—Having used your Cier-..
man Washing Powder. 1 cart cheerfully tecromewitt
to every Ipe mu for washing end scrubbing, believing
it to be a great saving of time and trouble. requiring
in its ne a as frerkbasrd, thereby being a great sav
ior to the chiihes and dispensing with three-fourths
or the Labor and Expense required In the old method
of whetting. Yours kl . exc.
• • ' AlltlaitETT
Corner or Cousland and Market streets.:
'rile above Washlug Powders are for -Isle, whole
aale.and retail ,by the subscriber, who ban been ap
pointed Sole Alent for the County of Schuylkill. He
will supply Merchants and - other' at Mi. Ifoyt's
cat pe r dozeu.itod thus cave the carnage.'
D. HANNAN.
Sole Ascnt for Schisylkill County...
• 48-ti
Nov. 29, ISM
BURNING or B.B2NUM'S MUSEUM.
Patent Safe again the Victor.
Pnit.anrceura, 15t,1832.1
The Salamander Safe which I purchased a few year.
elute, and which Way to use by Alms's. C. O. Repder
win A : at, the destruction of their store in the
building known aa 'BARNUM'S MUSEUM." on the
30th ult., has this morning been gut at, and the inte
rior wood-work, with some Stereotype plates which
were in the Safe during the fire (the book, having
been removed), are found to be UNEARNED. I have
this day purchased from Mr. lobo Panel anothiv•Pw
tent Salamander," and - would confidently recommend
there well known Safes to all who wish security
against accidental fires. G. S. APPLETON.
We fully concur in the shove, and would also add
that the large WALL. FIALIF,PROOP. near which the
'ahoy: Safe stood. has also since been opened, and al
though the outside appearance is good, and the walls
of the lame still standing. the whole Interior ls cBlll7-
rd to a cinder. C. G. UNPERSON &Co., ;
Late Ravenna and Chestnut streets.
THE genuine •••lIERRING'R ( Wilder's Patent)
SALAMANDER SAFES," which received the
prize Medal at the great World's Fair. and are uni
veisally acknowledged to be the most perfect security
against Ore now known, can be obtainei)of the only
authorized Agent in this State
JOAN FARREL, 34 Walnuiill. Phil.
~ti-Safes of all other kinds, having been taken in
part pay for ”liferring's,". will be sold at very low
prices. . • : -
Philadelphia. January W,1831.
112
R°UBBF:IA.I3 and Ilene!". Eau Lusi rale Odorinte,
• most capital a:ltiele fur rleanilng the head and
hair. -
Vmaigre Aromatique, a superior article for , the .
toilette preferale o th best Cotogne.
Store's Chcml b tal t Hair e
latilgorator, ,
Vetoes Magic flair Oil,
Velno's Parisian Fluid for Curling the Hair,
' Gienn's Roman Kalydor, for the Complexion,
Purified Charcoal Paste, an excellent ankle for the
teeth. .
Treble Extracts, for the Handkerchief
Genuine Rear's Oil in Bottles and Pots, • •
Mentes Indian nil for the flair,
Ronesell's Amandine for chopped hands,
Fenner's celebrated Pomade Divine,
Phllocome for the half, a hoe French ankle,
Ilauel'a Rose Tootb - Paste, ,
ilauel's Depilatory Powder for removing hair, '
Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash,
RousseriOdontlne, • Rose Tooth Paste,
Cologne. Florida, Ray end Lavender Waters,
For solo at the Marturrernwes prices at
• B. BANNAN'd Cheep Vs rlettEttore.
Feb.
TO INVALIDS AND TEM SICK. • •
CIPECIPIC Itcniediee for each eomplalnt prevalent
,{in this section of the COuntry. Proof most con.'
elusive of this truth may be had (With a FREE AL
MA N AC for this veer containing particulars), by call
ins no •
f. $: C. MA RNI N,Cent re street ruttaville.
J. W. GlitilrL Mlnersville. • •
CEO. IIIAPANIDER. New Castle.. •
AtiEt(Tri for this County, .always !abscising nn
LAI remedy the following:— ; ,
NOTICE:—Air Preparations heretofore known as
..coatrattck . l3" or COAIiaTOCK Jk t:tre, always
belonged aO4l flow belong EXCLUOIVELV to Dr.
Lurius S. CouNtock ; and though the :signature of
Comstock & will be t.nt ttttttt t tibia extra label
with tire far. aiinile signature of Dr L. it. C. w
111 In
future designate the GENUINE.'
ALL OTHERS MUST BE SPURIOUS.
.t
Jan. 3lst.
maws Patent Firo Proof PAINT.
FROM OHIO.
Subsctibera have Just received a further sup
.l ply of dd. singular and vainiab e substance. In
addition to the elate color, they have a beautiful
chocolate or brown, resembling the sand stone now in
use, and so mach adruhrif for tine front of buildings
Its principal ingredients are ailira.,aluminsand pro
-too ide 01 in not, Which in tine opinion of scientific men
satisfactorily atcounts Inc its tire-proof nature—the
two former enibetances being non-ronductors, and the
latter acting as rement,to bind the whole together
and makira titui and durable paint,
Dance it is mixed with Linseed Oil, and applied
with a brush; the saute as ordinary 'pawl, to wood
iron,lin, tine, canvass, paptr,&c., It hardens grade
ally and becomes fire-proof. It is partirtdarly suits
:ble for roofs of buildings, steamboat aid car-decks
trailroad btidges,fences. &c. A rink() tied with the
• Irtirie is equal to one uf slate, ate vast saving of.eg
penee. • ,
Specimens may he seen at the office if the Subscri
bers. • HARRISON; BROTIfirRS & to.,
No. 43i Mouth FrOnt St., Phliada-.
174( • "
Aprll2l,. lA4B
JOB BOOR BINDERY,
And Blank Book llfannfaetorFj
RYTllfubstriber has opened a JOB or BOOK BINDE-
E AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY. in'
the hlrement M "%Vol:ELM:101We New Building, Cor
ner of MARKET and SECOND streets, Pottsville:
111,finAzinea,PaneuLieTs.iiinrisrietles. Ay', bound,
old Books rebound, and Libraries fitted up, in any and
every :Ole id Binding. at the shortest notice.
BLANK nooKs.—having one of the very beau
RULING MACHINES now in urea! am prepared to
make Blank Books to order, and rule them to any
pattern, as cheap as it can be done elsewhere. Heads
for Blank Books, and bill head.' printed and ruled, at
the shortest notice. In fact all kinds of work done in
the Book Binding, Feinting and Ruling line. Persons
will find it to their advantage to give me a Mill, as I
have every facility to do all kinds of work, and I
pledge myself to do it es well, and as cheap, as It can
be done either lit City or County.
ft. 1.. MARPLE.
Practical Book !tinder.
January 3lat, 1551
MI r " 1W xT ,
X X TITH Chubs. Croup, Eold..lafiammalloo of the
VV Lungs. Comm Bronchitis, Asthma. 'rigt
enza. Spitting of Blood. Irritation and Soreness of the
Lunge, Difficulty of llntathing. Pains and 'Weakness
nt the Breast. and all other diereses of the pulmonary
organs, can he cured by UttlAN'S CELEBRATED
CHINESE EXPECTORANT. This medicine ear
ware in -efficacy all other preparations now before
the !intik., as thousands can with confidence, proclaim
to the world. In every rase of this medicine falling
to produce an effectual cure of the above diseases,
the alone, will be refunded which wai paid for the
turdieine• TO he obtained at URIAN k CO.'s, No.
409 MARKET Street. Philadelphia. Pike is perboc
tle. The medicine will he vent to any part of the
United :Saha, by ninon.' addressing a letter. accom
panied with the each, In lIRIAN fa CO.,
DM Market Street, Philadelphia.
7-3 m,
Feh.lll. 1852
POTTSVILLE! ROLLING MILL.
rf •lIK subeeribers reipertfully aanounce to the pub.
1 tic,lliat their new Rolling Mill Is now cOmplrtell
and In full operation, and that they are prepared to
supply all kinds of [Mr Iron of various sizes, which
they will warrant to be superior In quality to any
e l
obtained flown abmad. at the same prices.
They also manufacture T We, for the se of the
Collieries And I.4lol3llRoads, welyhing fr 41 to r.. 0
lbs. per'yard. made of the brat Iron, a -which will
be found much cheaper than the import !tilde.
Being 'practical, merhanics. and Navin nail consid
erable experienee in the Iron business, they flatter
themselves that they can give entire satisfaction to
purchasers, and will also make it their Interest to pa
rimier home manufactures.
HARMS, BURNISH & CO.
49.0 •
Dre. 6,1851
"A USEFUL NEW WORK
‘„), r. 4 :IrTe
and T of ea
r d If o e n re s
it'Pra
und e:
ilea! Meiltanic—this in one of the moat uncut! Works
pubtlahed for Dealers and Workers In Iron:and those
who use it, ever Issued. Be correct are the calcula
tions, that nay person can aafelylpy and soil whit the
nook, without even welshing INF Iron and Steed.—
J ant puhlietieJ, price IS edam, and for sale wholesale
and retail by n. OANNAN.
sty enilosing nine pottage stamps, the work will he
matted free, to any part of the courity.—The Trade
supplied at the usual discount.
J•n.'24, 4
VOICING ENGINCER, SURVEYOR, Ste
rilliE 'itubsetlher having located Marseille& Market
1. tweet, between Centre and Second. opposite N.
M. Wilson.Esces., office., begs in offer hts profeesloo
a services to the Owners of (Mal Lando, Coal Opera
tor's. ant, others. He has, far several years. been eta
gaged as Engineer. Surveyor, and Manager of Coal
Mlnes it the North of England,aud has had some years
experieace in ibis Comity. Any wock entrusted to
his care, will be executed carefully and promptly.—
He mould ask a trial as the beat mommendat Ma and
test or Ms abilities. CEO. K.:re311111. '
Nov. 22.11151 - '474 f
IRON OONINIMICIN WARE. M 10521.
CENTRE STREET, POTTSVILLE.
ristlE subscribers are prepared In Amish tbe Trade,
J. Mactriaistaand Operatun, at Philadelphia mires,
(fiebtht added) wholesale or retaiLbest American Bar
Iron, tonufartored to Poturtfle, and warranted of
Bawd°, qtrallty. Alto, light T rats, nimble lot
mine.; and Cable Clubs', furnished at short notice
dlrert front tbe Importer. E. YAYDI.ey at BUN.
York Store, No*:
. 1t351. • (Nl' • '
r.movro VENST AN BLOM AND.
TANKPARENT WINDOW glottis Urinutararinsr,
. Wholesale and - Briali, No. 2j. Routh 8 Mirages,
Philadelphia. LETTERED ISDADES for /tore Win
ders painted to order. •..
ALSO Reed Blinds, Rut !Shades. Paper Curtains
Flreboosrd Plates, Oilelorhe. &a. Gift Cornices, Band:
and PIP*. /ke n for Drapery Curtains
August 111, 1837
ij MAWS SC NOLA ND,IS volumes fotonly 112 40,
pistpoblithel and 6r sale by D. .SAN NAN.
Non.. • . , 47_
TE*N—Very choirs GREEN and BLAME TEAS
for nit by J. M. BEATTY -lb SON
Nana 29,1(164
S''JOlTRNAL:*illi . 'l . 'Sytt:LE'GE4t.:iii*ki - kTi§* . 4.
OA.
'J• Mill misiir, •
yob tali tittbig ofri - or is rant toad earned .
awho Dodger or Scurf , Rao, Wake a trial or,
VORIS, CORMWAL Ha *-
O>
of persons In all 'pun of Ow erountry.ernnen:
beads were entirety bald,liava had their bait fat
remora to Its *Mind perßerioa by • the ate of Ole
rateable article. Read the terrlntoay.
• NewNortaan.
Ma. Stour—Desr :—Kr. almilk of Newton.
L. I...obtained a bottle &flour estelkat a 3 ir invig
orator far hie tittle gist, *boor roue yearn ow, b et .
head be entirety lbald3 nit Whelan) , eanseauenet
baying grown an her held *ow bet birth. and. gni
prishig as it utarappratiaftsr having used but WIC
bottle. a complete bead of hair was produced nearly
two in.elwo long. of a line beanby growth.
M. P.. N 0.141 Grand At.
Philadelphia, May 100850.
Ms. hroaws--Bir : After being bald for a number ,
of yeare s dud having nob* untreerrme preparatio n s to I
no elfect. yak' Chemical Male Invigorator has pro
duead a ilue head of new hair. and I hardly know bow
to exptess my gratitude for the benedt f have received
from . your valuable article.
J. wanswount, No. la Orchard St. /
The following testimonial IS from Mr. APldallip,
edllor of the Satariej Cavity r
•• Synea's Hats bIT1001141111 . 011••• - it gives un MICA
PIPUUTE. unsoliched, to ,record our testimony in favor
of the great plauantnese and etaireetticacy of fitoris'
Chemical Hair Invigorator. On recovering' from a
recent severe attack of illness, we discovered that
our usually healthy and abundanterop of hair was
rapidly falling off, and chancing to haverou band a
sample of the abuse article. furnished by the mann
facturer many months previously, we used but a sin
gle bottle, as directed, and found It to operate like a
charm, in entirely checking the fall and treating a
new and healthy action of the scalp."
Cesties.—lak for Storrs' C4nitua Nair /strives
tor, and never let *Weis persuade you to use any
°trier article as • substitute. ;Price kkeeots per bottle.
General WholeaalgAgents—C. P. AMET di CO.,
No. lb) Arch Si., PMladelphia. For sale by desists
generally. Forsale In Poatsvitle by
J. G. BROWN.
3-17
Jan. 17,1852.
DRUGS, GLASS, PAINTS, &G.,- ar.c.
D OBERT SHOEMAKER. 9. W • Garner of Becood
JA and Green streets, Philadelphia, respectfully in
vites the attention of Storekeepers,Builderi and oth
ers, to hi. extensive titOelt of fresh Drugs and Medi •
clues, to which he has recently been, adding from late
importations.
His stock of WINDOW GLASS is • fully equal if
not superior to any other In the Orr, and comprises
all the different qualities of American, French, Eng
lish and Belgian, of every size, from 6 x 8 to 36 a 54.
Also; Plate Glass In all its variety. B. S. Zeing.
Agent for the MUlvilleGlass Works ; American Glass
will be furnished at manufacturers prices.
WHITE LEAD, warranted pure, in Ails, or Kegs,
at makers prices. Ali colors dry and ground in oil.—
Linseed Oil, Spirits- of .Turpeutimo, Varnishes,
Brushes. Diamonds. dcc., together with all the popu
lar Patent Medicines of the day. All fur aide. either
%Vbolessle or Retail, lathe lowest prices. and deliv
ered free of expense at any of the Howls, Wharves
or Depotsin the city.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER.
• •
B. Hi. Corner Second and Green Sweets.
Philtida. Sept 17,1651 39-6 m.
COLIMPI' 'S Cheap Cutlery caroriz.
Nat. 32, 33, 34, 35, 3d, and 37 Arcade, Phslada.
COUNTRY Merchants can save from 10 to 15 per'
cent. by purchasing at the above Stores. Ry im
posing my own Goods, paying but little rent, and liv
ing economically,Vt Is plain 1 can undersell those who
purchase their goods here, pay high rents, and live
like princes.
Constantly on hank a large assortment of Pen and
Pocket Knives, Scissors and Razors. Table Knives
and Forks. in ivory, stag. buffalo, bone and wood
bandies. Careers and Forks, .Steels, IFc., Dutcher
Knives, Dirks, BOINIC Knives. Revolving and plain
Pistols. 4e.
Just received, a large stock of Rodgers' and Woe
tenholm's fine Pen and Congress Knives.
Also. a large assortment of Accordeons. kc..
Also, floe' English Twist and German Guns.
JOHN M COLEMAN, Importer.
42-if
5-am
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Dee 27. 1 SS!
SOMMUNG NEW.
GROCERIES AND PADVISIONS AT PHICADEL
phia wholesale prices. The undersigned has
opened in the Silver Terrace building. Centre Street
Pottsville, a general assortment of Groceries. Pro
visions, Fish, Oil. &c., all of which will be sold at
the came prices that country merchants pay to the
Philadelphia Jobbery. fieight added. All goods sold
at this establishment, are purchased from first hands
in the cities of New York and Philadelphia, and deal
ers will be supplied 'here. at the same advance that
Philadelphia merchants have in buying from thesalne
parties.
Merchants are ; respecifully solicited to call and ex
amine fur themseliteS, before visiting she cit. ,
C. .1. DOBBINS. y Xkent.
174 r.
April 26, 11331
STILL Ariernma- nraminitenim
Cnro 'of Consumption,
And its dangerous attendants. after haying been given
up to die by Physicians and Frienda, the au
.
tials of history cannot furnish a
parallel.
should be rittissiody Lllololt ikrellghOttl !As trend
for awe are th ds labor - jig rnden si ltar diseases,
sobiek will prays fatal, aimless arrested by Ike policed's!
AGENCY OF DII. SWAYNE'ii
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILDCITERRV.
agaD, AND SIE COIPUTINC LP.
Polar or Rocas, Frederick county, Mal
June th,S 1851.
Ds. SW AVT4l . ..—Dear Sir:—Believing It a duty I
owe to the public, and in justice to you, I have
thought proper to' make known one nt the moat en.
traordtnary cures; lo my own case, that has' ever
been truly recorded. In the mouth of o.A.,bet last
I was afflicted with a severe gathering in my breast,
which farmed a large ahcess, and also communicated
to my Imam and very much afflicted them. and dis.
cherged largo quantities of corriiption, external - and
internal, that is, large quantities passed thronels my
Lungs. which , ' threw up. My breath could alas pas)
through my Longs, and out through the cavity army
breast with apparent ease, attended with a violent
cough, day and night, loss of swine, and extreme
debility, so that MI physicians thought :my caaa "l
ithely hopelessand beyond the power or medielne...-
1 remained la this wretchedcondillon for a long tim;
until I was wasted to a mere skeleton, and there
premed.° be no hope (or roe, but having read in the
ha ABC papers or 1 he 'ma ay wonderfal cures performid
sy your COMPOUND -SYRUP OrWILD CHERRV,
I immediately sent to Baltimore for Bee bottles and
commenced Its use, and to my great aatlutfaction and
anxious family, the abeess or opening In my lungs
began to heal, and the cough sobside, and on using
ten bottles I waa restored to perfect health. I feel
very, ,grateful and tirrady believe, that to yonr valu
able medicine. under the Messinger of Divine Provi
dence, I sin mdebted for this great change, and I ern
happy to say that I rim, now enjoying as good health
as I ever have.
for the satisfaction of those who are not acquain
ted with inf.! append to ibis certificate the names
ofgentlemen well and•favorahly known to a large
portion of the citizens of Maryland and Virginia, and
will doubtless induce all who are similarly snorted to
try your wonderful anddavalortie compound syrup
of Wild Chewy. louts, Very Heaped fully.
THOMAS DIXOX.
*The subscriber is well acquainted with Thomas
Dixon, and can testify that he has been afflicted 'as
above represented. I regard Ma recovery a. almost
a miracle. He is II worthy member of society.
JAMES li. DIIIIIIOHOW,
Pastor of BeeGa Circuit, Ratriwore Coleference.
We.tbo undereigued,realdents of the Point of Rocks
and yleinity.are acquainted withTliontas Olson' and
know him to bavebeen afflicted as above represented
and was thought by his felcnda, as well as by our
Mast. skilful physicians, to be 03/11 recovery, bpt by
the exclusive use of that inestimable remedy. Dr.
Sterigra's Corapossd Syrups/.Weld Cherry, Is now re
.to:dtotrfot he al th, andzfeel ditty bound to
iecapne z i g sva l uritheinev,alwimay
be ehuilatly arnicled.
,
Fred. Stuck, Meiehont, I O. Thomas, ,
Lloyd C. Belt.
Samuel. W. Hauser, B. W. McGill,
William H. Watkins,. I
Philip Haines,
John Walter. . W. 11. Smith,
Philip 111elgauhaim.
The above invaluable medicine is the result of
many years extensive practice in Philadelphia by
Dr. Swayue. .
-Vory Important Caution.
Remember no preparation of Wild Cherry is gen
uine. except the Ofl,lllll ;Wield" as prepared by Dr.
tiwayne.' See that his Portrait is on the wrapper
around each bottle. Until you obtain this Compoond
you will never know the real virtues of Wild eliciry.
DYSPEPSIA OR Worms.
Swarm's Celebrated Verrnithge
A safe and effectual - remedy for Worms. Uyopepi
sm. Cholera lambus, Sickly or Dyspeptic
children or adults, and the most
ucefril Fawily.htedlcine
'ever offered to the
•
Public.
J. J. *vats. a highly respectable merchant of Wll4
liainsport. Pa., states: I have tried vont Vertelfug
In my own family. Mid can rpeek In the very bights
terms of It. kly wife Is so much pleased with it eh
will nee no other,
Remember t none Is genuine except that In square
bottles, with the portrait of Da. SWAIMa on each
wrapper.
Oar See that thename correctly,
SWAL
Dr. siesinet Srear Coated Sarsoparias and Fier/Act
of Tar Pins.
There are undoubtedly the best Pllla offered to the
public. amino Welly should. ha wlthota thew. sate
and easy in their operation. without producing any
griping parrot unpleasant feelings. They are peculi
arly adapted to cleanse and purify, thereby rendering
it fit to nourish and invigorate the whole system. A
few doses wilt oftentimes prevent a severe attack of
slckness, and for complaints to %latch .femates
subject they are invaluable. No ['Macao have abet
ter effect than these for monthly irregularities which
occasionally happen to women. They assist al the
commencement of puberty; also when there Is a
check from cold, or improper exposure. and even at
the time of their entire term:non, By taking, this
medicine,women would be retried on through with
the change of life without danger or infringement on
their Aare lOWAN' days of wormanbood.
• Ile particular to obtain the genuine, sae that they
are in boxes tamed oat of the solid wood. covered
With h TS label with the 'ligature of ita. , Sweetie
thereon.
• REMOVAL.
Dn. Swat, we, Proprietor or the widely celebrated
COIivOODD STUMM , ' Or WILD CDIMIT aid other Fax.
t LT Illautcores.'has removed his TrineMal Office from
the eerier DC eighth and Rare streets to NA. 4 NORTH
SEVENTH' Street, above Market, Philadelphia,
when, all orders must be addressed.
AGENTS voracnUYLICILL COUNTY.
JOHN O. DROWN.
J. CURTIS C. ItUtinim; a.
JAMES H. PAU.S,
JOHN W. GIBES, issinersville, Pa.
C.& G.llluireelnoitn. H. J. Sartaynn. Schuylkill Ha.
ve ti,ll.Set issixt,Portearbna; Jour B. Orro,Taylore-
ARO!. V. Haas,Tosearora ; E. J. Pair,Tamaona ;O •
Rirtrailoint, New earth MottgLlUl I. W. PRICE
st.tmon.afirgs ktlist.tormium,Patterson; PA Ut 13/0111,
PlitegrOte ; Eel FL k BARIIDT.TiIeuIDvoI; COCALBILL k
Son, Llewellyn; joust Witztasur. Aliddleport ; C.
FSAMICT, o.whtabovi; CONNos Ir. RlllO4OB New
Philadelphia # MLITT, 011illgsbUrg Landing; 1.
MTAIIITO/1. MeMearabing t 'Arai C t ur man, aad 0:
E. Water, Lower. Mahartuingo ; and by all Dea
lers In medicine everywhere.
_ _EWA teat" Wishing a fresh supply OD*. Swa wee
klaDictusa will pleareeendlhels ciders to the Prlo
tipat Once, Philadelphia.
Sept. 13, 1831 '
' To ootoway outionvarrs.
u7m. - NEWELL Ik.RON We/mantle Gwen asp!
Comatulos Merchssts. No. AO WATER street.
Palsdietptda. hive ',wanes mod. ;age and *yen
selected assonants* of% etacense, Traliplati,' Tess
sad Lotman. id siltlgh Ugly tante tits • atteatlon of
Ott
Merltscas.
Ott 4,
.L,113/ NAN
IMPUMPLik 1011111121M11, -, i)r1:011 1 11/1
0" it pit INS *minas
llCethirair tsar
Potted' of Coffee—ad COMM made ot tbbidesenen
will preserve the taste oldie real Coffee. with the ad.
diciest of all Ore dentate and duet davor. Is also
more conducive to health than the Enter Coffee, Is MK
sler does not require anyllittig to dear H. and is
fines *run sediment. - This Essence is now extensively
used to twines sections of the conntry„a single agent
having sold Ill,ooo . elkes In Magic comity to this,
State. Pries I 1 teal per cake, For sate wholesale
and retail by the mibecriber. at his variety store.
U. ['ANNAN. Agent for Stbayikill Co.
to- bterchante'and others supplied to melte gain at
the Manntaanter's prices. Try It. • • -
I hairs "eismined an article. Prepared by Messrs.
Hammel, Earner & CO.. of Philagelphla. called " Es
sence olCoffee," which is intended to be used with
Coffee for he purpose of Improving It. I fi nd It not
only / free from anything. detitertous to healtb, but on
the-contrary, the ingredientsofw bleb it is eumposed,
are perfectly wholesome. -
JAMES A. CffILTON, 13. D.
Chemist and Analyeist,73 Chambers St. New York.
Aug. 28. 1851. • •
art. 161Luansrs
UTERINE CATHOLICON•
rgillE disrovery of the above preen radion ha. estab
li halted a new em in the history of the Healing Au.
it is, in irutb,one of the greatest liredwal jlierover
ieu o f the age, becaisee it will cure more tha'n 'Ham
mitt's of a Masa of distreesiug diseases incidental
to females in every stage of life, and which have
heretofore resisted the best efforts of the medic a l
profession in all countries, to a degree beyond that
of alma' every other malady to which any portion
of the human family ia heir. l'he diseases in which
we refer are usually known by the termer. FEMALE
COMPLAIN rs. and, comprise all the derangements
to which females are liable by the peculiarities of
their organization. Among these are .Prolspaus
Uteri, or Falling of the onto; Chronic Intimation
and Uleerat fun ofthe Womb Oneidentalllretarwrltage,
or Flooding; Fluor Alltus; or Whites; ebi orim i. ;
Suppressed and Irregular Menstruation, dm..
with all their accompanying evils. (Cancer excepted)
I of whatever duration and severity. All these com
plaints can be pleasantly, safely and certainly rem
edied by thfe preparation.'
TILE claims of this medicine to the confidence of
the public are strengthened by:thel'act of ita having re
ceived the approbation and liberal patronage of many
prominent members of the Medical Faculty in the
United States, Some of whom have voluntarily giv
en lettere of commendation, (see pamphlet,) sustain
ing allthat is claimed foe the Catholicori as a cura
tive agent.
Pamphlets containing much useful inflamalion
touching the nature and symptoms of the above di
seases, together with testimonials from Ladies of
the tuellat respectability, as certified by the mort
satisfactory authority In the pamphlet to al: which
the attention of - Ladles and Practitioners Is respect
fully iovited.cao be had gratis at my store.
.1. C.C. !ICU lIES, Drunist,poitsville.
kerecesces.—P. B. Peckham: U. D.. Utica, N. Y.
L. D. Fleming. M. D., New I,ledrord. Mass. D.
Foote, U. P., Syracuse, N. Y., M. 0. D
Rochester, N. Y., W. W. Reese. M. D. , City o f New
york,Jobn C. Orrick, U D., Baltimore, Md., W
I'rescoit. M. D., Concord, N. 11., W. A. Wells sr. Co.
No: 368 Broadway.
Central Depot, 308 Broadway Ness York.
Jan. 21, 1862. • -Ora
S. P. Towriszaurs SAIISAPARIU.A,
The Genuine Article,
GREATLY IMPROVED—MANUFACTURED BY
Dort- CHILTON, the Great Chemist.
Dr. S. P. Vaisasead's Sarsaparilla,
The most Extraordinary Medicine in the World I
Over two hundred and fifty thousand persons cured
of various dtkeases,withintbe last two years. it cures
Srrofula, Stubborn Illeerre. Effects of Mercu
ry, Fever gores, Erysipelas, RhenMatistn,
Coniumpticen, General Debility, Dys
pepsia, Coeuvenesa, skin Dieea
see, Liver Complaint. Dropsy
and Gout, Ringworms. , •
Canters and Tumors,-Ileart Diseases.
The great beauty of this medicine is, that it never
injures the coristitut ion. and Is always beneficia I even
to the most delicate, and is the only medicine ever dis
covered that creates new, pure and rich blood, and
that reaches the bone. Thousands are ready to teet I.
fy to its , many virtues.
GREAT SPRING AND SUMMER al EDICINE. r
Every person should take a bottle spring arid fall. to
regulate the system and drive - out all Impuritlee.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR CIIII.DREN.
One bottle of Dr. S. P. Townsend's Extract of Sar
saparilla Will cleanse the system of a child.
READ Tin , . EVIDENCE. •.
This tato certify, Oaf toy child was afflicted with a
horrible disease in the Bice (which .reristed the ef
forts of my family physician:l and was entirely cored
by half a bottle of Dr. S. P. TWlLLlo wnsend AM W 's Saremparills.
ool),
Uniontown, Fayette co.; Pa.. Julg 2,, 1f.50,
This Is to certify that we have sold Dr. S. P. 'Vitt . n
nend's Saleaparilla for many years. and conceder it a
very valuable medicine, tunny fines having been ef
fermi input. vie luny. A young roan by the name of
Wentley Rotherock,, of this place, was cured rattle
Scrofula, paving Mtge lum p , In hie neck) by the one
of one bottle. THOS. REP.!), & SON.
otodingdon.Pa.,,rily 3d,
NOTICE.
The public arc notified that Dr. S. P. Towneendys
EGract of Satrap:wino, will In future Is manufactur
ed ',ruler the direction of James R. Chilton, Chemist;
wiener, natne in connection with that of Dr. S. P.
Townsend:m.lli be upon each bottle, 14, previmt fraud.
Sold at s DAMMAM'S
flookilore, Prineville, Wholesale and Retail.
G-Dr uegists and "(herr' are informed that we hive
made.ntrarieemenl6 to sup ily Obi medicine by !the
Doren, at the Manufacturers' prices, It will tut to
thelradvantagetheteforeto procure their aropplienfron,
us.
The Recipe to trianufarture this article, %anaemia a
few menthe ago, for the MUD Or One Hundred 1701au
sand Ma'am, the best evidence of its great worth as a
medicine. The sale ham been unexampled.
The article sold as Old Or. Jacob Townsend's, hi all
• "Humbug," darrib Tow seend is a Vender of Ye
andleals in New York, and a lirm pay him several
hundred dollars a year for the use of Ids name, for the
purpose of manuficturing a spurious article, and palm
it MY upon the public as the "genuine article," by cal
ling it old Tirol. Jac"lt Townsend's Sarsaparilla.
•tilfyou want the genuine artlile always ask Inc
Dort. 8. P. Toicht.enit's hartta pat Illee.
Aug 3,1850 31-rf
ri,w , im7nr-'r.n. h , , ~.,,, •
9 - NIIE undersigned ha v ing\eneetateit,with the di
1 trollop of the PiittsVllle A dent Akre the liberty
to recommend this Institution to thelPatronage of the
public. Tin principal, whoreeeived his edura lion tit
the hest 11111Verk.hira of Germany and Paris, and who,.
heti been for Revere! yearn cit grit to reaching Ili Ihl4
routitry, wiltteach ancient and modern language's. to
Latin. t:feek', Ilebrerr,Gertuttita nil French, the higher
branchea of Mathenta tics, a. Ceornetre. Algehr
eiurveying, Mensuratinn and Calculus. Sii4 well as
Natural Pliiio•toplif and the principles of Chemistry ;
whilst Mr..l. T. siroesnai a graduate of TaW Col
lege and a practical Gook-keeper, will take charge of
the Engliah branches, as Spelling, Reading, Writing,
Rhetoric, Arithmetic, history and Geo
graphy. Thenrinciples of Boolt.keeping will be taught
and the pupils exercised In the keeping of fictitious
accounta by doable entry. Maria G. Ayer. a gradu
ate of New Hampshire' Female Seminary, has been
engaged to teach the Elementary branches and Prate
log. Eyre the eistallt.st hop; will be faithfully taught :
by the teachers themselves, and to young' en all o- -
ImnUhlty will tie offorded to prosecute their studie p s
as tar as at any ofour common Colleges. With a strict
discipilne shall becornbineda reepectfill and kind treat
meat oft hest:Wits. Po pits from abroad can be accom
modated with bnaidingun moderate terins,in resperta-
Die houses. Those desiring to learnthe
'Gentian language thorogghlgße3g find admittance in
an accomplished German family. The terms or Tui
tion arena'hitherto, $24 yearly. for , Language; and
Drawing $ 3 extra. The year le divided into aseestonsi.
tat front Met Ft Monday in Sept. to New Star tlO, ex
tra *3; 2d, from New Year to the 2.1 Mondayiln Aped.
$7 and $250 extra, 3d from thence to the 311 Monday
in July, $l, and e 250 extra. Rills payabto al the end
of the first month of cacti seesinn. it 4 highlyJrateir
isnt that cvels, scholar should enter the School with
the commencement of the first Session.
ANCELE. Principal.
23•1 y
July 19,1621
- HEAVE
ROW'S AT POWDERS.
111111 ft preparation Is now being offered to the public
WI a gllaf fanteed Cure (Of the HEAVES In Hor
ses, and as the only known medicine in the world
having been used in the private Veterinary practice,
of the proprietor for the last r years; and he has
never known it to fall lu a allude instance of produ
cing a luting cute, and leaving the boree in good
spirits for work: The niter inrompetency of the horse
for tabor, when troubled with this common disease,
should induce every one having such to apply imme
diately for this remedy. Price one dollar per package,
which will be sent "with full directions," to any part
Of the United States All letters or communications
lobe addressed " Post Paid," to I. P. HOYT.
Rear ofNo. 10 South Fifth Street, •
Philadelphia.
OWtodesale Agent rot the United State,. •
- B.—Agents wanted throughout the country, to
to whom 'a liberal discount will be.glven t and their
aims , placed in the advertisements. Address as
above.
DR
Dr. Hoyt's Heave Powders for sale, utholeeato and
hy IL HANNAN, , •
Bole Agent for Schuylkill County.
41-11 m
Ckt:1.11151
REMITTANCIOS so 'sb.cOLDOOI7I I. ITRIP.
stinsCRIBER MADE Arrange
'. meats In raglans parts of Ireland . and Scotland,
and with Messrs. SPOONER, ATWOOD & CO., Ran
kers. London, Is premed in draw' Sight Rills from
One Pound Sterling to any amount remit ited, payable
to all parts of England. I viand, Scotland and. Wales.
Persons remltt Mg Five Dollars to the Pound in par
finds, with the name of the person who I. to draw
the money, a bill for the amount, with a receipt for
!bent to hold, will be attuned:
Collections made In all pasts of Europe, and For
alga Rills of Exchange cashed- ; .
. .1 P. SHERWlN:Pottsville Pa.
Jan. 4. ISM
00 A a ar.T.ll
TAMPA PO WEI. - PURIM Saddle and Hamm
ranker, from England, begs respktfully to annotrure
to the Inhabitants of Pottsville and stionunding,
neighborhood, that he has commenced business as
above, in Murphy's building's, Centre &reel, near
the Pennsylvania !fall, where be has on hand an as
snrtment of goods of littlish manufacture, (via) Lan
don Whtps, bits and spurs. riding and driving bridles
*once, thatuola skin., brushes, Ault various tube
:wide. connected with the above kind of burines
N. 11.—All kinds of jobbing botb light ang heavy
done at the shortest notion and on the most reasoua
bin gnaw,. „
Oa. I I. ISM '4171y
IMPORTANT NEWS TO TIME PUBLIC.
. „.
Or. G. N. 110 Will itN; 'Sureon - Netted.
takes this method of inawitilng the RAU
'lra:lse generally and his Maeda in partiettlat:Ylott
he has removed his Deautry from the linnet MOM
which he oftepied. to. the seated Mom ot the tu4ve
brick bundle/ at the corner of *ARS ET sod BROOM 0
streets; west side, and four doors above N. Wilson
Office, where he will at all Oates be ready to pallorm
all Operations on the Teeth,and from his exult ad.
vintager In his proftsabn, and the loos time In this
and some of thalami Cittee„ le praetteat , saPesienee,
be cas and pill warrant al/ Ms work, or: ask no com
pensation,.
kO,llBl.
EMI
trirEANSIMPIKOL.
GIRARD' LIFE INSURANCE. ANNUITY
_ a tnlTnut Commuay, o fPhiladelptiM. • Ogle" No.
In Chesnut Street. Capital. .303,000.. Charter per
petual. • CentiOne to make I neutanCes ott Lives on tile
ftvamitieterms. • , • •
The capital being paid up and Invemed,together with
a large and constantly Increasing 'caused fend, of
fer** perfect security an the insured.-
Tireprest it ima may be paid yearly., half yeasty, or
gnarled,.
•=. The Campany add a limns periodically to theln
surances for life. The first Carus. appropriated in
December.lB44. and the second... Donna is December
1849.staount to an addition of 0202 so to every 01000
levered under the oldest policies. making 01265 50
which will be paid when it shall become a claim, la.
sired of 01000 originally ism:red ; the next olds.'
amount to 01237 30; the nest in age to 011111 50 for
everyOlooot the others In the imam proportion se
cording to theatooont and time of Wending. which
addition's make an average of inure than la per cent.
upon the premiums paid, without Increatlng the
en
neatpremmm.
, The fotiowii
glitter
gate a few esampletytoto the Re-
Am't of popsy and
SUM Bonus or booms to be Iner'ed
Insured. addition. by (Wore edition,.
Polley.
01000 0252 50 01,152 50
4500 = 656 25 3,156 `
2000 415 1.415 00
5000 1187 -50 ,! 6,187 50
Le. &e. ' &e,
No $8
•' so
.. co
•' 333
"C.
Pamphlets containing tables of tato' and explana
tions; foment' application; and Curtner information
can be Mutat the office. - • •
D. W.RICIIARDA, President.
Jtinn F. ',lints, Actuary.
The subscriber is Agent for the above Climpaciy In
'Schuylkill enmity. and will effect tnsuranora, and
give all neceenly Information on the subject.
It. HANNAN:.
June 29,1250
PROTECT YOURSELVES,
Pile Delaware MutualSatety Insurance t'ompaay
1. —Vice North Room of the Etchane, Third St.,
•
'
pIRE INSITRANCE.—Dailitingq. Merchandise and
other property In Tons and Csautly,lngured against
1.135 ordamage by [inlet the lowest raie of:nem:um.
MARINE INISIMANCE.--They also-insure Veilachl,
Cargoes and Preighis,foreign ur coastwise under open
or special policies, as the assured may- desire.
ILhAND TRANSPORTATION.—They also Insure
merchandise transported by Wagons, Railroad ,Carll,,
Canal Roan and steamboats, on rivers and lakes, on
.he mint liberal terms.
. • DIRECTORS. "
Joseph if. Snul. Janus C, Hand-
Edmund A. Solider, Then:Alias Paulding.
John C. Davis, 11. lonek Brooks,
Robert Burton, • Henry Sloan,
John It. Penrose, Hugh Craig,
• Samuel Edwards, George Serrill,
Geo. G. Lelrser, spencer Mellvain,
Edward Darlington, Charles Kelly,
Isaac R. Davis, J. G. Johnson.
William Falwell , William Hay.
sohn Newlin, Dr. B. Thomas,
Dr. n: M. Huston. , John sellers,
%Vilna:a Eyreari J. T. Morgan,
D. T. Morgan, Wm. Ilaealey.
WILLIAM MARTIN President:
RIC 11•1111 S. NEWOOLD, Secretary.
3
Theaubecriber loving been appointed agent for the
above Company. Is now prepared to make lasuratier
on all descriptions of properly on the moat liberal
terms. Apply at tr. H. Pons' office, Morris' Addition
or at my house In Market Street, POttsVille.
A. M. inAcnoNar.n.
45-ly
Nov It. 1849
IN DEMNITV.
TILE N• FRANRL O I FIRE INSU
ADELRANCE COMPANY
F PHILPHIA.
OFFICE No. 1031
E Cheetnu ßS t farms, near Fifth Bt.
CTO,
Charles N, Dandier, George W. Richards
Thomas Ilan, - . • Mordecai D. Lewis,.
Tobias Wagner, Adolphe E. Rorie,
Sao:urn:rant, David EL Brown,
' Jacob R.lsnalth, Molds Patterami,
Continuetn 'mike Insurance, permanent or limind
On every description of property, In town and cumin y
at rates as low as are consistent with security,
The Company have reserved a large Contingent
Fund, which with their Capital and Premiums, safely
Invested, afford ample protection to the snared.
The assets of the Company on January In, 1840, as
published agreeably to an Act of Assembly, were as
follows, viz :
Mortgages - 11890,559 65 5t001'5,51,563 93
Real Estate, 108.358 90 Cash. &c., ' 45,157 87
Temporary,
Loans, 125,459 00 • 111.220,997 67
.• Since their incorporation, a period.Of eighteen
-years. they have paid upwards capita million two lot
dred thousand dollars. losers by Are,thereby afford
ing evidence of the advantages of insurance, as.well
as the ability and disposition to meet with prompt
nevi, an Ilabilitler.
ell ARLES N. RANCKER, President,
CHARLES G. IiANCKER, 'Secretary.
The pubsel iron, has been appointed agent for the
nbore 1111,011one/1 Institution, and Is now, preps red In
osnrstiie, on every deheription of properly, at
the lowest rates ANDREW RU ;WEL, Agent.
Pottsville. Ja u I I ,18.51
' I am a Tilallolllllii fe7ll nothing which rclate. to
man to my feelings."
READ:: TOUTEI.AND MANHOOD.
A VIGOBOII2 I.ife or a prernatnre death. KIN
11A KELM ma Reif Ptekervation.-.Only 25 cents.
This brookjust Published, is (Hied with woeful in
formation,on the indrmittes and diseases of the hu
man system.. Ii addresses Smelt alike to Youth, Man
limn!, and Old age, and should be read by all. The
valuable advice and isupcsevive warning it gives. will..
prevent years of nsiaery.and suffering, and nave aurniv I
ally thousands of lives. Parents by leading it. will
learn how toprevent the destruction of their children.
A remittance of 25 tents. encloSed in a letter, ad
dressed to Dr. Kinkelin, Philadelphia, will ensure a
lonia, unite, envelope, per return ni
Dr. K., fifteen yearn resident Phystellon, N. W. cor
ner of Third and Union streets, between Some and
Pine, Philadelphia, may be consulted confidentially.—
Ile who placer himself Linde, the care - of Dr. K., may
religiously confide in bin !Mum' av a gentleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill as a physician. Per
sons at a distance fatly address Dr. Hi, by letter. (post
paid) and be cured at home.
Packages of Medicines., directions, &c., forwarded
by lending a remittance, and pea up senor from
damage-andentiosity. Book Betters, NLVVII Agents,
Pedtare, Caiivastels, Mid all. others supplied with the
above work at very low rates.
Dec. 27, 1851
PURE MUTE LEAD.
uuTETHEBILL & BROTHER, Mouufsclurers ' No.
TV 65, NORTH FRONT street, Philadelphia, have
now a good supply. of their wartautcd pure WHITE
LEAD, and those cnstomers who have been sparingly
supplied in consequence of a run on the article, shall
now ksve their order, tilled.
No known substance possesses thorn preservative
and beautifying pruperities, eo desirable in a paint, to
an equal extent with unadulterated while. Lead ; beuce
any admixture of other materials only mare ha value.
It has, yher, fore, been the steady aim of the manutite
titre's, Of many yelre, to supply to the public a per.
Gully pure vt bite lead, and the unceasing demand fur
the tautly, is 'proof that it has met with favor. It is
invariably branded on one head: IVETHERILL
!MOTHER in full, and On The other, warranted pure.
all in red letters.
Philada.„July 12.1851 28.1y
T IM WORLD'S FAIR..
O MEDAL. awarded tir 'Ell TIIAPP. fat' hie
Essence oMorree." It Is now satisfactorily de
cided that Trappe Essence of Coffer In the best and
moat wholesome preparation Inc Coffee in the world.
We therefore. reco mmend it to all lovers of good Cof
fee, an artleto great value.
The price is only KY cent,' per package, which, with
one pound of Cifitfee will gn an far an five primula of
nrilinsty Coffee alone. Storekeepers' and all others
that may purchase It ate assured that if it does not
give entire vatiMittlon it may be - returned: Mann fac
tu red by ' CM TEM%
No. GP Mort h 3d Street, Philadelphia.
Jan: 7. IM4.- • I-3m
CLEGG'S PEDFDIVIENY: AND FANCY
SOAPS—There aupetitir aittclea Alf perfumery,
amongit which are enumerated 114 . 01+44 , celebra
-ted 1.111). White. Oriental Alabaster;_ Pearl, Rouge,
Tooth and Toilet Powders; Elilueee„ Velvet,. Chalk
and other approved Coometica. : '
ROAPtd.—Walnut and Extra Fine Sand Brown and
White Windeot, Floating. Palm, Almond, Fancy and
Toilet &atm: !elhaititre - cream; Ilalr Dye, Cologne
Water.. Extracts for the Handkerehie.f. Or: Marrow,
Rear's Oil . Cryetal romede (t new article), Eau Eue-,
;rat Hair Beetorative, Philocomex,irc.,(kc.,
are manufactured and for mate bj,
JOHN T. eLton.
Perromer Chemist; 49 Market Kt.. below td,
Gir Merchants. don't forget that OLEOE'IN ma the
rheopeat and Most extensive Illanutacto:y In the City
Give him a call
0ct.2.5.1831,
May 10.1851
Frr7.lmrr..7w
. - WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEIte IN
Clocks, Watches; lewelery, IV,liver and Plated
'4l#• Ware. The aubscribe.ntidreticir talent their ea
- tablialintenowiidoorsatiovethe Ailnereflana,
Ceara street.Poltsville, Pa. A spliendldavoortnient of
Mocha. Watchri.Jewelry. Silver and Plated Ware,
4- 0.. at such vices av cannot radio gtve satisfaction.
and to which, we Invite the attention of purchasers..
assuring them that every article's wprranted as rip.
resented. -
Dor stork imitable In port of a' (tett arsortmenr or
fiord.) 4. 311.VER LEPER W-ITCRES
do do Leptne ;do
Silver Table and Tea. apont.s.Mantly,
ey Goods. Watches, Jewelry and gold penal. sent - to
alt parts of the United States by mall, with perfect
safety. We are determined to sell Ole,* prices than
the same artlelea arc sold in Philadelphia.
P. S. Preterva this advertisement. and
.esamlne
out Stock *when yuu 011(Na:evilly. ; -
wm. Damn.
J.,, , d , TEWAET ELLIOTT.
Dee. 1 , 11.1g50 ;10.1y •
Particular attention paid &Ice rephing °NO kind
of watoden.
•
, ,
' REMOVAL! REMOVAL: ! •
• TEMPUIS.FOOIT."-- The Ituthof
'the ..
old . Lath) proteerti. -6 11nie Flies." "''‘ .
is apparent to all the 'world t and
, i l 'itt -
the importance nod convenience of li -
Ing enalitadto wart the uno tents as they dy, having
by almost tinivenat custom °Wait trablia hecesLa.
ry appendage to the person of every, body. tho.under.
signed Is happy to announce to hI friends it'd the
no bile that ha has just fitted apse entire. new fatal).
lisitrueni, In Thompson's new. building, on the corner
of I'ENT°I3 AND hi Attliterstreetsl, INIVIIVIVII.I.E,
where he Is prepared taken all - klads 41' Jewelry and
silver ware._ also, a
,large assorttient of Watcher,
gOld and Silver, (full Jewelled) - Levers. Ike.. and also
a great variety.of Clocks of all prirew and quallty..all
of which will hr sold cheaper than thecheapest.
Ile hopea,isy spirt attention to Waxiness, with mo
derate charges, to meth ii. continuance of. the liberal
patronage be halt heretofore received. . . - . ..
JAME° :W. °EATON':
41-tr
Oct 11, 1831
rims pOULTILY lIRRODgRt3 TEXT 1110011
- l ComPribintfont. ihrottoettow'grepectios the dint
bieedsof Poultry and the mode of retaing them,
whh twenty:eve ithtstrattone. Price Hi setae. Jos
publjabfl sod far isle at,‘ Oh AYK •
' • " Cheap Book tad Publishinis ©ones
.Tbls Is a capital book fur Who bo
supplied Cheap by the-100 carts.
" 814(
A =BAT nac N
AMONG THE PEOPLE
AlXBle'llBAUlSltift his large Stock of
. I t llgiVlo:l7 ll l4t a sv n l d il lir e l' sl a . 7. 1 .'1!
theelme for cheap Bargains,ttie under-
- elgnedwouldrespectrully calltheatten- 1
, ' ion of Schuylkill county and vicinity
In general; to his large and most splendid assortment
of Cookrng.Partor Office and Halt Stoves, everoffered
before in this region. Among which are the 'Etna Alr
tighoheGinbe Airtight, winch are. suitihle for tavern
use or Boarding rlouses. Alsothe Vernon Aird.ight.ln-
dependenyAlritght the flat top complete. and SeijlA.:
•ille Alr-tight.the complete Cook. improved, air earl
one other kinds of Cooking Stoves. Also a splendid to
of Parlor droves, among which is a square cast iron
Badtator.the Dolphin Radiator.rhs se ea re . I,CI eta ithe
Benj Franklin:open front parlor and many other sari
nue styles. Also on hand a large and hind:Rime styla of
Chamber. Rooms, Dtlice and Mall Stoeel': Ile'tas on
band alwayx a huge gock of Tin Ware. Hollow Ware,
BULBS Ware and Japaned W lit alwas'
has on band wholesale and retail at lower Which
prices tha y n
have been purchased for befofe. You will please call
and examine hefore purchasing elsewhere.
' All kinds of Tin and Sheet Iron work done a.l the
shortest notice.. SOLOMON 1100 V ER - ,
' Centre Street : 4 doors above Market Sleet!, Pa.
Augasla.lBsl ; - ll4 f i
‘---
1 DELVER HICADOW IRON WORHS.,_
Z1iti.......„, vorm.„ HUDSON & ALLEN, IRON AND 1
Brass Foundt4s, leapt:Wilily infirm
their patrons, and the prititie generally,
that fiery are•now prepareil, at the abate
establishment. to mannfactnri:Fleam Engines of every
size; Pninps,Railroad and Drift Cats:anti ,very tither
description of Iron and tirass Cnatingasnitabie for the
Call mining or other boslnets, nit I he moot reawinahle
terms. Also, Blowing CYlieders for It ~ giiwincei.
and Machine work - in general.
Repairing of all kinds done(. with neat ne?it and des
;With. at the lowest prirec:, i All work Yornivlted by
them will be Warr:lilted to perform w ell. - They ei mild
anlicit the euetom or It.e who wily Wald nil it 14..4 in
their lime in this vicinity. All oiliers will meet with
immediate and prompt attention i
March 15.185 t
zial:6o. MASON & CO: _RESPECT
filily':xon.imer. to the piddle: that - t h ey
have - taken the Estahlislinient twin n
as the PidtSVille Iron WOlO4 i'ln Nor
wegian street, where they are prepared to build all
kinds of Steam Ellginelt, ma ntifactuare Ilaitroad Car.,
anti Machitiery off dimwit every ileArriptlim, at the
shortest nonce. and on the most reasnilable from.
—Persons Conn Otirnail, in Want of :tiepin Engine-,
W ill nu l l it to their advantage to glee the'in a tall !w
-ore ..ncalzin: ei4enr.t. , :r...
„ (May. II if
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
ZiaPHILAD'A.—WELDED %YR(IllqIIT
Iron Flues, suitable. for Locmotive.,
I:itarine aod othe r Steam Engine finite
from I. to 5 ineheo In diameter: ALo
Pipes tortlaviteam and other purposes;extrastrong
Tube for Hydraulic Persses; Hollow riStllllB for
Ipuinpsof Steam Engines ,V.c. Manufactured a ndior
sale by MORRII, 'TASK Elt lc 1110MHS,
Warehouse N. E. COM er 34 and Walnut .i A
EAGLE IRON WORKS.
•tN Tlll 11011OECIII OP POTTSVILLE.—
formerly conducted by Chas. W. Pitman. J.
Wren dr. Co. rerpe+tlltlly soli( it a continuance
of the custom of the works. Being practical
Mechanics, they flatter themselves that their-loon-I
edge and experience of the liusimiss wilt enable them
to turnout work that wilt not fait to give satisfaction
to the moot fastidious. They nre prepared to !TlMM
facture Steam Engines, Pumps, Coal Ilreakers, Dori
Cara, Railroad and other Cast lags, ACC-
All order,' thankfully received andprommly exe
cuted on the moat reasonable terms.
JOHN WREN.
THOMAS WREN,
June 15,1656-24-Iyl - JAMES WREN.
.n
M.. ,Z7,4-0A
DEDUCTioN OF FREIGHT ON NIERCHAN VISE
II to commence March 1. Issl.
RATE/3 OF FREIGHT FER 100 LBS..
-2Ja.%?:
O ls^
-1•• 1;7
13=1
Ist C1.183.-11Itundnou.Conl.Brick 0 )
lee, Iron Ore, Liote.tite, Pt; Iron.' 9 tlc. 41 cis.
Plaster, Slate, Tilea,
24 Clam—Blooms Burr Storks;)
Cement, Grindstones, Guano, Laths,
Pitr.l4 Railroad Iron, 'wavy, Rosin, }(IU cia 51 cix
Halt, Tar, Tureen 1
tine, Timber and Lumber. J
C/ahs.—Ale, Beer and Porter,)
Marini, Pot and Pearl, Bark, Batley,
hone'. and Horns, Cotree, Cotton, 1
Whiskey & Domestic Linton's, r:rain,
troineaslllll7ll. rIIII011; hotted Bar or _
P2I th.to
hammered Iroti, Boiler Platra, Flat
Bar Railrocd Iron, Lead and Shot,
PntrItHIII, Nails and Spiht
Solt Provisions, Susecr. B n: l A:ire &i
Tol.arco, now 11111 . 111•111 red
FM Pl. It per barrel,
• 4th Class.— Apples, (limn. Hotter)
Cheese.Bordage.P.arthen-wore Lein'', I
CroCerita, (except those stated)ieinii
Hardware &.-Cutlery. 11011. w-wale,
Lard, Beather, Live Stork. Mauunkt- ). 17 its 9 via
lures of Ir4in, as Mac hiiiery • Oil,t lya I
(era, fatal*, Itaw Hideo, Rags. Bus- 1
eh Sher( Iron, Seeds, Sloe', Sweet
Potaioca. Vinegar A. Wire. J
sth (714,..—800ks nod Stationery, )
Bootnaud Slows, Caninhion & Spirit
011,Chintr, Glass unit 4tteen.lt,,re,l
Cigars, Conlbctionery, Dry Clools. }...22 its. I f Lta
Prhga, Freah Flat,, Meat and Fruit, 1
rarcign Liquors. 110”.., • Spirits" 011
Turpeutitut.Teaq, and
March 1.11..451
r
FREIGILTS & TOLLS ON COAL
-.~ ~ ~ ~~~
O FFIcE Ole THE Pli i lti t t ip l6 ,, E i t , LH i r , Ra i 1 5 1.1 e; 12.1
The Ral eft or FREW lITS and T1i1.1.,4 on coal. 1,1114
ported by !hit. CAtnip.il.y, be aw 11111. w. 11. , 01
IIC.C. 224, INSI , 411 HO fn rrher
EOM
Richmond, - - - - - _,,' 50 145 la
Philadelphia, - - - ' 50 ' i 45' '25
Inclined Plane, - -- ' 50 I 45`2!..
Nit-flown, - - - - LO 145 25
Germantown Railroad, - 5 O 5O ,1 45 25
Falls of Schuylkill, - - - 5 O 5O I -15 'l5
Manayonk, •- - ..- - 50 i 1 45 25
Spring Mill _ - 45 • i 40, .14 - .,
Consholliwken & Plymouth R. R.. ' is; I :45 20
Rambo's and Potts and loneel 35 . I 3ir P.
Norrl•town or Illidaeport, 1 - :to I'n I ,
Port Kenmidy, i :al' 1 ....; Is
Valley Forge, - - - - 25 I - 2o lo
Plorlilxville, - ' - - - . Is .I 05 90
Boyer's Ford, - - - - 10 i 1 Sh, 911
Pottstown, - - - - is ; I iis. SO
nfioeinPAVolP. -
,- - - 05 1 01 1 90
Birdsboro', - -...- . ihs , tit, h 5
a
Reading, - - - - - . s I 25 75.
Bstween Reading'and Molimille, 40' h 5 75
illolirsville, - - - - • sii ?5 75
Ilammirg, - - - - -
OrWigaborg, - - - -
By order of the noun' of Mg1.32015_
F 4 UR A itrIIRD. Serey
::2-II
Pee V, issl
PASSENGER TRAINS
()Frier. TIIE l'lll/03111.1'1111 & READING
Ilaihnad enniliany—Plilladelnlint. Aug 20,
—Fall A natigesneni.— ltE, REDUCED— Frout Phil
adelphia' to Pottsville lwn l'asinumer TraillA daily.
(Sundayii excepted.) On and atler Sept. Isl, lf:;sl,iwn
irairoi will he run each way, daily, between Phila
delphia and 1nt1.4./i11. , .
A1..10111,10 UNE •
Leaven Philadelphia at 71 k, A. M., daily. ex •
rt.pt flunda)a.
Leaves Poltsville ul7l o'clock. A. M.dallp, oicept
Sundays, „_
•
AFTERNOON
Leavet , Philadelphia al 3; Sun
haves Pottsville at 31 .3'0.04, Jally,eirepi San
days.
'At /la, • rur, .2,1 rids,. Ca , ,
Between Phila. hurl Pottsville, tliii 75 $2 '25
Between Phila. and Tbrailing. 175 I 45
Depot in Philadelphia, miner of Broad and Vine
ettertq. raFatell)rla cannot ;Met tic CarA II tile , ::. pro
vided with a ticker.
Fifty prto,lp of barrioe will be allowed to each pay
itenger in these linen, and ppofeulcer. are expre:asly
prohibited from taking anything :i• baggage hot them
:non wearing apparel, which will he at the rink of jib ,
Owl.ler. .
fly order of . the hoard of litanattorg ..
S. BRADFORD. ! 4 erretary.
:tn-il
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Rcpt. 6. ISSI
LITTLE SCEEITLEILL IVIELROAD
a s
OMER OF THE LITTLE Sel(OVII(ILL NATIOATrOn
Rail Road and enal Company.
ON AND AFTER. TDESDAV. , APMIL 1, 1851, the
Pageenger Tr.tin will leave Tamaqua daily (Sunday
excepted.) at 6) cecina A. M. and 21 o'clock. P., M.,
and connect with the hiorrgng and Afternoon Thins
from Potteviile. on the Railroad.
Returning. will leave Port elinton.,on the arrival
of the Morning Train from Philadelphia on the Read
ing Railrood. FARE.
• To Philadelphia, .-
.• Port Clinton, - - -
JOHN ANDERSON fleneral Ap. nt
Tamaqua.Apcil 19,18,51 ! 15-If
LEM
I L7
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LIOWAUD, Eollll,l‘. CO.'S EXPRESS LINE.-
11We are prepared to receive and rot ward Daily per
Paveeager Train, (our Exprevo .Car bring always
In 4' harge• of *perils, meiisencery) nierehanilizr of all
descriptinmpaekagrii,banillesoilieele,bank now. &c:.
Obra, partienlar attention paid to eollectine
Draft. and Aeroflot.. Packages and Goods delivered
daily mall tniernacii.tate platen hetween Philadelphia
and rettairille. litfcea•-(:chin Street, Pointy 'fie;
N 0.43, South Third Street, Philadelphia; No. fi Nail
glreOli . New 'fork ; No. ft Court Street, ft,•sinn.
BOW ABU, EARL k Co.
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April 5.1851
sTnam can FACTOItY.
. .. .
. . . :.
_ .... . , L ......, . ••.,:••••,.....„.., Filii" tartiu..-
-.1111 , 3.
N.ogiut•
. . •
trim gobutibvr. hi:pica - es to inform the piddle t
1 Its adilitines to their , former STEAM ENCIN
Strops and FOUNDRY . , they have recently put up
new Machinery nod Shops for the manufacture of
COAL CARS, TRUCKS arid tuber Rail itoadtant, by
Steam power, which enables them I.o.olvtnteo,ll that
% Ind of work. not only much better. but .
greahrt
despatch and at ilia very lowest pliers. Davin& - thus,
made than extensive preparations, tndividnals„ and
companies reryeirintt Wlirk of this kind. will . find IX to
their advanlage.to give them a call. - ,
• call.
Y DER & MILNER.
43. tr •
fk1.25,0151
V;V_V" 9) 1 W 4) or+ Vtlf--117A
FOR rendering the Skin smooth, eon and delicately
*white, removing eallowneee. Pimples, Tan emu
neousi Eruptlcitra and redness Milne Pain.' MI chops
and c,Trafes,, ace. on the hands are healed by_ it.. It • la
•ilso the very best shaving soap' in use. Pric 'only
124 e en - teller cake. - For w holesate and retail at
the widely store of the subscriber,D, DANN '
Olderchanta aid .ottkert. supplied to s ail, again at
mituntlicturen pleas. • ' • •
.11i1g. 9,1031 311.
Si. W. HUDSON
I. 11. ALLEN.
11-Iy.
IRON WOUES
IHMERCI
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. Elenatot
Stand upsreel! Thou halt the form.. Sank.A.
And likeness of thy God '. Who more? Penne:.
*A. soul as dauntless 'mid the storm ~.' Hon. J
Of daily life. a heart ns warm
And pure, as breast e'er worn.
What th en? Thou art as true a man :z .
rco .l idg e .r h .e n ri. ;
' Mir:A.
As moves, the human mass among ; norm]
Asintieh.n put et - the great Wan Mean
That with Creation's dawn begun, - ... Mr. P.
As any of the throng. ,-, 11. 13.
1 , P. 5.1.. GI
Who is thine enemy? Thc high • ' r.-.:i - . Mate
In Station, or in wealth the chief? .i'" --ii. — 7" ---
The great, who coldly puss thee by, _ ' . p SI
With proud step utttl ai.etteil eye'? -- .. ' ' r,-- -.. 4 1,3 4 r o ,
Na} ! nurse not such belief 1 W ill be I
1
if t.rno unto tleyskod thou vast, t . , ., procacti
?" lathing 1
Whut were the prouttone's scorn to thee! 0 1 7.4 0 , uati e 4
A feather which thou mightest east f, , , - 4 t t. upon lai
Asltle Its idly n , fly, blast, OW4
' .ti, dant;
'nit, light leaf from the tree. ' ilft'iii. -- -
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No r—tattcurbed pasisions, I.ll* desires, ' '-ci Open(
Alsettee of node :.If respect, :Atte the
1 'Ninth, in the breast's ememming fire= . ...14 11,9
fin ;1
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TO-that high nature which aspire.., ';'Pottt e
rril
- Foiever till tlins:eliecked
:.-A pee.
Thee are thine enemies-111y Wor,r, ' :::;:;' A A
They chain thee to thy loWly i. , i,'.- . . = V..ri.c.
i Thy labor anti thy life I:rears...l, >- Splettel
00tittlid erect ! and from them I.urm'i COPPer
, -i.:;.-a,,,,: c!
Awl longer soli a• nut' eonn ti
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THE. LABORER
Thou art thyself Mine enemy'-- „.-.4
The great'— what better they 'ban vt,t,' l`fg' , l
Al. theirs, In nut the w2II as tree'
!tits Gerl‘with equal favor. Ilea _
Nrgleeted b", endow 7
till?, wealth thou bast not—'n 1-1;2 d, I s , et-,
Nor place, uncertain as the wail' ±.--.,a
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Ltut What thou bast,. whit It, with thy trial f.'s
- water, may ai,:pi%e Ole lint
Cff both—a noble mind
With and pnssinnt, undon
'ertie-taith,no4 holy trin.t in 17 o d,
T . 11 1 ,1 1 art IIIt! peel' Of nup ma.),
G. 11; ills, then that the filth: -pit
(1t hie be (roil Tr,;,l
trilx Amur.
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DEEP PLOWING.-A FACT
Florio EDITOR - A farmer in this V Ir.111:!i A1 1 44A Ili
while plowing, last hill, was asked I')A44 { e r o n c t i'
neighbor who, although he had alarge fare: - •; - ',k 8 s f h " j v h 1 , 1
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could scarcely support his ramify off of ;')!.. 1 '. - . :
.., pin'
why he plowed so deep ? ~ .4 - ',hart]
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" Because, neighbor," he replied, I plowt -; : •...1 1 ' 1 n 1 . 1 1 n ) I . ,):
the same way last year, and the year befo.,--`':
and I found I . plowed up a great deal .""adpl
gold'!" i. i larick
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" Gold !" exclaimed the amazed 'woo, ::;. :--4P l i f
---"why how'much did you plow up ?" ' . 441 1 , - 114
•r Well, some nL'Y hundreds of dollars a I ''7 O . A!
—andi did it in this way : my crops ac , -. -- = ` ---- " 7 :
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twice as large where I- plowed as deep a) - N .,
~-vemce,
now do, in the same fields where I forms;. '1 Nov
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plowed only to half the'deptlt, and they te 4120
'M • • a'
less manure, too." ! ,, iA ln Ct.°
" [ don't believe a word of it." sail 1 ):1'. ! * Jan*
neighbor, disappointed in the gold dig a,:
" It that is do: way, you plow up gold, I r - Aison's I
afraid you will never set the river on tire. t...,FL 1 .2_."'t
go for the good old way, and find it the 1,•,1.4 ° ,1
There is little to learn in farming fir, mart,
pzil, Sept
those before us did nut know."
r . , ,:, , A3 of
" \Vell, neighbor, you may drk.' s you lib; : :stv Lt
but I have tried both ways, and ram ntY"*- n rZy n
than satisfied with the result. Indeed, 41 . 17 . 3'
strictly persevering in it and other, intpr,..''':, 7,.. a ati l
i
men ts ° , I shall nearlv, or I l ulu., doubler -':"- f'tt I
'crop?, and hence tome than double my pr'!';.' , j '
and all this excess I consider so.muchg *:
, Trel
tom .
plowed up in my fields." - gal ,
"Alt," continued the neighbor, "I ~. ...Ai* J „,
you d are, from your new notions, a La. , •:!.2, aataa
farmer, and belong to an agricultural Foci& .::_ t _il
but you'll find it won't pay, in the long eilrivo
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I diiilll." , ~",iy, qr.
" There's where you are in error, rH:V . 7 O I. `,
friend, I ant no book-farmer—l belong to :.' ''' ~.., u
agricUltural society, but I !Prm to join ~:::: Go
I
water
at the earliest opportunity. I acknowleildli
however, to reading weekly the GerwastA4- 1 - )r !
re/claph, and cspeciafly the agucultur4Dr„
department, and I ant now free to coutc.'i'f
that it has given me more valuable list ' q_4l
ring the five ycars I have taken it, oil )471
jeets connected with my own business, thr
fifty subscriptions would pay for ; indeed,'
was, at lira, ashamed to admit it io mysit
that'tberc wag so much in farming. thou;
all my life a lamer, that I did not linorq
eonntuunleated to rue through the columns
that papel.'"
But all would not satisfy his neighbor at t
he returned to his own half-worked plarii;‘,. i
Lion, i:rumtiling at the strange whims
had crept into the heads of some people,at
ileclarm , r that they would not catch /inn.
Me. Editor, this circumstance necurroirs.
my owu neighborhood. at the time alo-.
stated ; and -tholulh not preserrt tayNdf.
was told to me by one of the partit,,atAw
can make such use of it as you . , itleaNe.
THE AGE OF SHEEP.
The age of sheep . may be known ttt t
rout teeth. They ace eight in nurnkr,a•
appear, the first year, atl of the same !wt.
In the second year tha.two middle enc,f,
out, and their place is supplied by new fret:
which may he_casily distinguished be thr.
larger size. Im the third year two etht
small teeth. one on each side, will fall fr.f.::
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and are, eplaced by two large ones, sa .e4 , 4.,. : - . 14
thew are now four large teeth in the iniii4X' , l i,•
and two puinol ones on each side:- to c. r` 1, 3 ,',
fourth wear the latze teeth are six in nimil'oE: HI
;iuil only two remain. one at cacti end of" i, t tau
iange. -In the fifth -year the rentaitA , ;',' u st ,
small teeth are lost, and the whole of f-
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i
front teeth are large. In the sixth year i:-:4 A
Whole begin to be worn, and in the sere 4-4 ?ri
rear, sometimes sooner,-some fall out, ateol,:?,
broken. It is said that the teeth of e wt.oa t fir,i
4in to decay at live or .six ;.those of well:At!
4t seven, and those of rams at eight. Sues:.`, : (.1)
sometimes continue strong am' produca . ,- ; ',
until fourteen or sixte'en years old, and oct- r- 7 '.lk i l
ionally longer
CAL V ES:'
Young calves should ❑er•er
yards with yearlings, or . cattle'older 11.*
themselves. As they. are inferior in strer,:f
they are, consomently, often injured by
pushing and crowding Of their more slur:
pompauions, and often seriously maim!
'destroyed &might. They Will partake
their food with the sheep, without quart
lug, and at night will he kept more cumt•
able than if tied up, or put in a pen by tbc ,
selves.' In many disclises to which caulea
Subject, a tea of sheep dung is the sure 4:
:edy, UM! can be giren. When running wl
;sheep,; -the calves generally consume,
'avidity, the straw and litter tin which ti
animals repose, cud which, to A Certain
'tent, tiecomes imprcomatrd with the pr
;virtues of the " spec.itic." and are thet
`:prevented front _falling sick. Thbse
;have adopted this practice speak of 11
terms of- the highest approbation. Corn
ence for Watering, !ceding, should ti
ranged, and the animals provided with
as often as necessity inquires.
MONSTEI: lICANk
We. have noticyd :twice lately the co
ordinary, groWth of some specimens Arlo ,
have, teen, shown us` of; Atte - Rocky tio 9s 'l
Lain bean, recently introdn'etil into this
try: Wtblielieve, if ive 1411ctt
former specimerii ineasu4C respectively 26
and 2.q inches ; we were ittiorme:d by
Josn W4relip, gardener of-,Laprarie, tbbt b
has a bean groxitingr•in his -garden :17 4161
in length. He says that tite Rocky Itlcul
tain• bean is an ev r cAdlent : und very succula
uegethble, sully , pipirsi in flavor to the cc
Mon scarlet runtier of this Country.- 44 '
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