ARISINICRATIP NOTIONS.
• 4 -Itemertiber,•Kate, that Mr. Brown
Is not to tv invited,
Our parties are select, of course,
All parvenues are 'slighted.
Within our door one always finds
People of rank and station,
Nave bet the elite, the upper ten,
The highest in the sawn.
I wonder now why Harry Dash' .
Pays Brown so much attention, -
I'm sure his name among my friends
'
I'd be ashamed to mention.
• His clothes have not the Paris cut....
His manners are 'meanly" ,
And "second rate" upon his face
Is written very plainly.
teL Dash the fellow always treats
With much consideration '
Bat I shan't send, this nobody— - •
' Would you?—en invitation."
"O Mamma, to be sure I would
For all the "ten" who've met him
Are trying with their might end main
• At their soirees to get him.
He's all the rage, his family
Rank high 1 do assure you,
They lived in town some years ago,
Among the best, I'm sure too.
And Papa says his father teed
To keep a coach and four, ma,
And that a better. kinder man,
He never met before, ma."
" 0 well, dear Kate, if that's the case,
A note you may indite him
If they are friends of your Papa's, .
Of course we must invite him."
" 0 friends they are, for when Papa
Was but a needy tailor,
And he and you the livelong day:
Worked hard as any sailor;
•
This man so kind gave him the means
To take a store in town, ma,
f And Papa bays that all he's made,
He owes to Mr. Brown, ma.",
The tailor's wire turned pale and: red
So strange were her emotions,
I hope she .saw the danger in
Aristocratic notions.
'nit anti Rumor.
BREAD AND BUTTER
Mr. Jordan was a bachelor, on the shady
side of forty, and consequently was subject
to the teider mercies of boarding-house-kee
pers.' Circumstances had kept Mr. Jordan
an inmate of Mrs. Wiggins' ooarding-house
for a long tithe, and Mrs. Wiggins was a
lady of one idea—namely economy, Her ex
periments in economical philosophy and phi
losophical economy were, for the most-part,
brought to bear upon the stomachs of her
-boarders, as "tittles" is the principal item
of expense in. mediocre boarding-houses.--
Mr. Jordan had been startled by some of the
Aforesaid experiments, but he had borne
with patience the present and certain evil
ft rather than fly to °tiara be knew not
of," until one day, when butter was scarce
and high, Mrs. Wiggins hit upon the econo
mical plan of spreading with her own eco
nomical bandy the butter upon the allowance
of bread she doled out to her boarders, ex
cusing herself for this interference in their
affairs by stating, in the blandest manner,
that she assumed that task,checrfuily to save
them trouble
Ni. Jordan came to tea rather late upon ,
the first evening of 'this new dodge, sat
down in the presence of all the other boar
ders, and received a slice from Mrs. Wig
gins, who had gone through the ceremony
of buttering it before his eyes. Mr. Jordan
eyed the bread inquisitively, and began to
turn it from side to aide, and scrutinize it
closely through his spectacles:
What is the matter with your bread and
butter ?" demanded Mrs. Wiggins.
. " Nothing—nothing—no-thing," replied
Mr. Jordan, still turning the piece over, and
persisting . inhis scrutiny.
"I'm positive, Mr. Jordan, that you do see
something. Now I want," said Mrs. Wig
gins, her face becoming flushed with excite
ment—" I want my boarders to tell me right
out when them miles doesn't sure! Now,
/gr. Jordan, what is it ?
Mr. Jordan laid down the slice upon his
plate, raised his spectacles- - to his forehead,
. and replied, with great deliberation
"Mrs. Wiggins, there's nothing the mat
ter with the bread, I assure you.. But, Mrs.
Wiggins," and here Mr. Jordan glanced
mischievously down the vista of attentive
faces, "I have lived in this world eight- and
forty years, and I find myself this evening
such a simpleton that I can't-tell, for,my
life, trhickizde of my bread is buttered !"
Literary Museum.
1 17- On EVENING, Henry Erskine accom
panied the notorious Duchess of Gordon and
her daughter, a sweet girl, who afterwards
became the Marchioness of Abercorn, to the
opera. At-the close of the performance the
Duchess' carriage was sought for in vain—
the coachman had failed to return for them.
No other carriage was to be found, and there
was no alternative for the ladies but to walk
home to their laced and bespangled evening
dresses. A. few minutes after they had star
led, - the Duchess, turning to Erskine, said:
"Harry, my dear, what must any one
take us for, who should meet us walking in
the streets at this hour of the night in opera
costitme ?"
Your grace would undoubtedly be taken
for what your are, and your daughter for
what she is not," was the caustic reply.
117" A COUNTRY editor is-" giving boots"
to a rival town, and among other saucy
things, says that'it takes several of'their
pigs to pull a blade of grass ; and they are
BO poor that the foremost seizes the spear in
his mouth, the balance having taken each
other by the tall, when they all give a'pull,
a strong pull, and a pull altogether, and if
it breaks, the whole tumble to the ground
for want of sufficient strength to suppor
them. It' takes three or lour• to make a
shadow."
Ca . EPITAPTI ON A Locomortvr.•---By the
sole survivor of a deplorable accident (no
blame to be attached to servants of the com
pany)
. Coll6jons four
Or five she bore,
The signals were in vain ; •
Grown old and no.ted,
Her brier Lusted,
And r.mn3hed the exenrsion train;
"lift end;was yeects.--Punch
pgo"I sAy PETE, what the istinction
'mem poetry and wot dey call blank wars
es?" "Why, I tell ye, Nebuckernezzer
wen I say—
"Tumble ober mill-dam'
Come down elan,"
dais poetry. but wen I say—
"Tumble over milldam,
Come down kerspla:4l,"
data plank ICOTIC
i I lg.' Moss sirs he wished he could hear
of some place where people, never die; he
would go and end his days there. Moses is
the same eccentric individual who, attending
divine service in a church where the people
e)
came very late to meeting, obsery hat it
seemed to be the fashion there " for .n body
' to go to meeting till after everybody 4ad got
there." , LN,
(t 2: "" TRUST TO PROVIDENCE lor help !"
was the exclamation of a husband, on see
ing his wife attempt to roll a barrel of dour
up stairs. " Trust to Providence, eh?" was
her retort; "do you suppose that Providence
will come and help me, while the devil is
standing looking en?
77 Wwi is a blacksmith in danger of
--- ; nr
raising a row in the phabet? When. he
' ' makes A poke ' R and a , eLi
ISM
Levan, ion wri&i:irov an
ErNHA P
WLIEN PROFREaOR ,VANHORN, the celebrated
AsTizowasa of the 19th Century, gives ad
vice in all affairs of the Itiart, Which, if &Haws& Can
not OM to guide the tingle to a happy marriage, and
makes the mamed happy 11l Ladies who are unhap
py through trouble, misfortune and disappolnumat.
consult him dally, they follow his advise and are made
happy. Others consult him to know what is before
them; others seek infonnatkor of these they love.
sad all are' made happy and cemented: ' If you vat.
se your future happiness. delay no longer. consult
-him yourself and he hippy
71.rote.—For an Interview 61'15 Wootton costa, in
fell $l. All Letters and interviews are strictly pri
vate and conlidentlal. All Letters pre paid secure a
private interview, those at a distance eau maim their
ease known by letter, the strictest honor and most In-
violable secrecy observed, all to be Pre - PIII- -
No. 3. George/wet. &Cord house, Nortikaldei above ,
Schuylkill Math. Philadelphia.
WEALTH AND GOOD FOBTllNE.—Gentlemen.
look to your Interest before 11 is too Isle; 11 Consult
and follow the advice of Professor VAMIORN if
you do, success will crown ill your undertaking.--
Men who have beenrinfortututte and unsuccessful in
life and in !mine's. Men who have worked hard and
senrggferl against adversity and misfortune the grea
ter part of their lives, and found the more they tried
to get forward In the world the more thing, went
against them 111 These men have consulted him foe
the lam 33 years. and all those who were wise enough
to follow his advice are now rich and happy, while
those who neglected the advice he gave Meal. are Still
struggling with adversity. Terms for gentlemen 411
for an interview of 15 minutes, In full 52.
N 0.3 GEORGE Street, second. hoes*, Korth f ide,
above Schuylkill Sisiti.Philadelphla. All letters and
communications will be strictly PRIVATE AND CON
FIDENTIAL.
April 17. 1951,
- FOR SiSLII.
TIE SUBSCRIBER offers for safe the well known
Tavern-Stand, called the Pottreil/* Reuse, aun
tie in the Bomugb of PoUsv Me. &buy!.
kilt county. Pennsylvania. It la large .
and toramodiour, and in good repair And _age •
situate in the moat 'central part of the
business portion of the town. Any per.
aon wishing to engage in active employ:
went, either as - /reheat or Inn-keeper, will End it
to their advantage to rail tad examine the ptemlieb
fore they purchase elseirbere. kortrrms apply to
the undersigned at his office. In Market Street. Potts.
stile. D. G. McGOWAX.
July 10,1552. - kg.ta •
NOOSES AND LOTS
IN LAWTONWADDITION TO PORT CARBON.
1 'HE LAWTONVILI.E TRACT It
now laid out Into Leta, and wilt be .
cold on terms which will enable every va•• •
industrious man to purchase for himself it; • ;
and family _
•
. 110113 E AND ROME.
A plan of the property can be item and the terms of
Bale made known by application at the office of_
EDWARD OWEN PARRS', Agent.
of the Kentucky Bank, Centre street, Pottayille.
September 4, 1E42 3641.
viutrnsu. STEAM PUTTY AND
, PAINT MANUFACTORY. "
rrfiE underagned having made extensive alterations
and improvements in his machieery, and - having
ntroduced Sew§ into his Factory,would moan respect
fatly call the attention or his friends and guitnmers
through the country to Ms Ilfge and well selected
stock of VA RNISZIE.3. PAINTS; 011.$ 1 . GLASS, /Sc.,
te., which for variety and quality cannot be excelled
by any similar establishment in the dime. Conti
Body. carnage. Cabinet and China Gleam Varnishes.
and Palma of every deacriptinn, dry and ground In Oil,
and put up at short *Mice in cans of convenient site
for countn trade.
Glazier's Diamonds, Cold Leaf. renege, Putty and
(leek Enives,Sable and Camel Hair Pencils, Vertrieb,
Paint. Graining and Kalsomine Umbra, and English.
French and American Glass of all size:. suitable for
Store Fronts. Dwellings dcr., with a good assortment
of Enameled and Colpred Glass for Public Buildings,
Vestibules. &c., A.c., constantly on band and for sale
in quantities to suit purchasers, at moderate prices:at
the old established PA'IXTDAN . VIIIIVISHIDO AND Va.
NIETT Stott 11io. AO North , Th, nab street, west side,
below Race at.. Phjladelphitti C. SCHRACK.
April St, MS.
MIA IZIMITER AND GOTTA MUM
BELTING.
9•11 sucst fiber is Agent for I hisetentr t sale of India
1 Rubber and Cotta Pemba Belting. and wilt fn rn ish
it to any length at the Wiriest cash prices.' This Belt
ing is considered better and cheaper than any other
kind in use, and it has the advantage of the material
being worth-at least halt its first cost, for other pur
poses, alter it is worn ont as belting: It ls In use at
all the Collieries in this Region.
Also, India Rubber and Casa Pe reha Bose; for va
rious purposes. sucla as conveying 'water, Speaking
Tubes, Fire Engines, 4r.e., Sc., all of which will be
furnished at manufacturers' prices, at
11. BANN A !VS Variety Store.
f ar India Rubber Packing of all the dieferentthick.
arse always on hand. Car Springs and Rings tut to
any size, when required.
Feb. YU. 1852.•
9.—:
NEW GOODS. ,
r~tIIE subscriber has Pot returned with a second
I. stock, for this season," of new 'and seasonabte
Dress Goods.
Silk and Wool Barrges, •
All do do
25 Different Patterns Barege Dc Laines,
Summer De Lathes.
Embossed Swiss Dress Patterns,
Dotted do ' do do
Summer Silks. Gingham Lawns,
Ginghams, French Lawns
English and American La;rins,„a variety of new
and handsome styles. fast rotors, very tow,
Long and short Mohair Mitts,
Peare Silk Gloves,
Alexander's light cord Kld Gloves,
English and American Prints, lOU pieces, by the
piece or yard. low. -
The above comprises a variety of new and -hand
some style of goods, vt hid), for beauty and cheapness,
defies competition, for sale by
A: HENDERSON, AO.,
June 5, 1252. 22-tt
BLAZE'S Patent Piro PrositPAlrilT.
FROM 01110.
• 1 1 1111 Subscribers have juk received a further sup
ply of this singular and valuab e substance. In
addition to the slate color, they, have a beautifut
chocolate or brown, reseMblingthe sand stone now in
one, and No a/naiad/oared for the front of buildings.
principal ingredients are sillca,aliiminatind pro
toxide of iron, which lathe opinion of scientific men
satisfactorily accounts for its fire-proof nature—the
two former sobstances being non-conductors,and the
latter acting as a cement, to bind the whale together
and make a firm and durable paint.
For use it is mired with Linseed flit, and applied
with a brush, the Name as ordinary pawl, to wood
lron.tin, zinc, canvass, paps, okc. It hirdens gradu
ally and becomes fire-proof. It is partLmiarly suita
ble for roofs of buildings, steamboat aid car-decks
railroad bridges.finces, &e. A thole° tied with the
article is equal to one of slate, at a vast saving of ex
pense.
Specimenemay be seen at the olke if the Arthur'.
beret. HARRISON, lIROTHeIItS & Co..
No. 43180u1b Front St.. Philada.
/thrll22.lP4S. 17-tf '
INDIA•RDEEER Gloves, MITTENS Esc
OUNTKV MEM:BANTA, in making their put•
...1 chases, should 'riot neglect these desirable and
saleable artleks. Their manufacture has been much
improved recently and they are made very durable.
Particular attention inset:it:tested to the WOOfxLIN
ED GLOVES and MITTENS. They are indbmen.
table in card and wnt weather. Ladies will find these
Gloves useful in any wort that will soil the hands,
at the same time that they will cure the worst Palt
Rheum or Cbaptte4ilands' immediately. They are
mkde all lengths to proteit the arms and wrists. Por
sale by Bowen & McNamee, New York; Norcross &
Towne, Boston ; John Thorniey, Philadelphia; E. M.
eon dersnn & Co., umiimo're ; Glll & Brother, Kt.
Louis ; Bart& If fekr4l, eirieinnatti; and by all Rub
ber Dealers in the Union.
For sale at retail by Country Merchants throughout
he United /pates and Canada.
Rept. IS, TM.. 384zri
SAVE YOUR MONEY
CIiARLES P. FREEMAN &.CO., (late Fnetmart,
HODGE!! & c 0.,) Imparters and Jobbers, 144
BROADW AY, I door South of Liberty Street, New
York, having now nn band, and will be receiving
daily through the PPIIIIIIII, New Garrets. direct from
the European manufacturer., and sack Auctions, rich.
fashiosabh,faury Silk Millinery Goods. our stock of
Rich Palmas comprises every variety of the latest
and most beautifol designs imported '
Many of our smuta are manufactured expressly to
our order, from our own designs and patterns. and
stand unrivalled. We offer our goods for sot Cash,
at lower prices than any credit House in America can
alrosd-
All porekasets will find it greatly to their Interest
to relivrke a portion of their money and make Wee.
siring from our great variety of rich cheap :trade.
Ribbons rich for Iknnets, Caps, Sashes and Hells
Bonnet R dkr, Sal io N Crapes, Liesel and Tarl,tons
Embroideries, Collars, Chemisetts, Capes, Berthas
Habits, Sleere,‘„ Citfts, Edgings and Inserting,.
Embrold , ried Revrere, Lace, and Itemstitch Cant
brie Hal,
ISingda. IlluAintot,an.l Embroider - 141.am, for Cape.
t:nibroider,d Lace. tor Sham. 4., Mantinaa, and
lloniion,Mechlen.Valenrienes,and littnrarhr 'Amps
Ungliati and Wove Thread. Smyrna. Lisle Thread
and Unti.in Laces„
Kid, Lisle Tlar3ll, Silk, and sewing Silk, Gram
and 51Iht.
French Lace. EngltAlt, Atm...jean, and Italian.
titracv Winners and Trlunusingc
At m. 11..1852,' 31-1 m
GREAT L!EENESSES.,
rip Alimv by corner at Jltdharaospe
I. Cleat,* ?wets. superior in the delineation of fra
turn • and life-expression uf the eye. Children and
groups taken (nuicker than any ever in this place—an
indlspensahleL requisite to sac tees. CalLearly in the
day to avoid a crowd.
- Papas InAtruttril In the art s . on reasonable terms;
also. handsome Apparatus, Chemicals, Cases, (kir.,
furnished cheap. Call and judee.for yourselves. •
N.ll. Tst9aTYrillU executed in any style. you
wish, and sper,iinens can be Wren. We would advise
all who wlolj a line likeness to call soon.
. C. VANDENBURGH
Pottsville, March 57.1854. ' 13—If
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macs! saisTNtrii.--filas!
=3l
A T111,1. - 'supply of SLAGS and BANNERS of ?a
rtery description, made of SILK, BUNTING. COT
TON, &e., iih or with - oat mottoes, and Stage,
suitable for all Parties •for the - approaching t.:am
palin.
MASS MEETINGS. , CLUBS, SOCIETIES- and
DEALERS Can be SO pplietl.l% ills any 9natitity, at low
•
prices.
Also BUNTING and SILK far sale by the piece or
•ard,at WM.G. MINTZER•B
Fringe, Cord and Tassel Store',
No. 83 . Northld St., Philadelphia.
344 m
Au .21,1252
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
PREPARE FOR WINTER.
AMES' and Gentlemen's Sandals, a capital ant-
L/Cle for the feet for damp and cold weather.
- India Rubber Overcoats with Life Preservers at
tached, anew and seasonable article.
India Rubber Legging and Pants.
Long Driving Glow,—lineal.
Also, Lined India Rubber Mitts for handling rough
work in cold weather.
Ladles' lined Rubber Moves.
Breast and Nursing Bottles, Funnels. • • ••'.'
Hone Boots. •
•
Money Body Betts, tee., Le.
Jam received and for sato, wholesale and retail, by
B. BANNAN.
—'2o—
Sept. 25,1852
71)117 • -
(Beatly's Rey, Jr•noetiax atrert. Arturrille,pemo
Plumbing Shop.
HAS CONSTANTLY ON lIAND• A SUPPLY OP
all 'lariat' Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead. Block Tin,
Bath Tubs, Shower Baths, Hydrants. Host, Doable
and Simile Acting Pumps and Water Closets; also, al
kindrof Brass Cocks for water and steam. Brass 011
Capi. and Globes for Engines. MI tied' of Copper
Work and Plumbing done mike neatest trianner at
the shortest notice.
N. B. Cash paid for old Brass and Lead:
Potlnilts, Oct. WI. 1850.. • • 41134 f
F OIL SENT...run,
SENT...THE SECONDATOSY over T
Foster & Co.'s Shoe Store. Apply to
SOW. FOSTER.
n. I if
Aug. 9r On
_.
11,•iVisifi & KRIS
WATSON nuShalty Worm the Pah.
.CJile that they have added ly to their Omilities
for maufacturing articles in tr line. by the me
ads of a Inge Factory to Eighth Street, below Vine,
and are now prepatud to Duna thoae who may fa- '
vor then. with PISS PROOF hAFES,&t..ta a se
peeler- mann, at the ehottest mice.- They will
warrant their, safes to undergo as math heat as lon
other safest and in order to satiny the public that thh
islet mere usertienthey hold
themselves in readinen al any - 1 ---- 1- - ‘ ----
time total then fairly with lull !
other safes that are made.— . 11 '
They have the names ofmany o n '
! a e,
merchants and others, is WI I I
city and other places. which .
they can give In tete/each—j .1
have '--- •
Their celebrated safes ha , — \ r --
been well tested by accidental ____l_ --- ' -
as wallas' be public bonded', as the report below will
Great Trhneyhdckfresi by MOANS A. WATSON'S
Jr.. 83 Deck Street, Pkihidelphisi
FIRE PROOF CIIESTRi
CP rug u u
nears Pat; muusstaut, PAO
. ..CT: 3O . I ISSI•
The undersigned , appointed a cOnestUee for the
purpose. by the odicers of the Stale Fain Wile Pre
sent this afternoon, when Mena. EVANS & WAT
SON tested one alibi& small'elzed Salamander Fire
Proof Chests. at which time they consumed ?tiers
COODiI OP WOOD Over It, commencing at I rerlcct, P.
.M.„ and having exposed it to a whits best far two
hours. sufficient to destroy the cut iron feet. On
opening the Chest. the papers, together with 21:00 eir
salsas, deposited in our presence, were taken out,
'tot only having been preserved. bat not having the
appearance of scorch upon them.
Joseph Miner, Ex-Gov. of Pa. John B. Cox,
A. 0. Heists,. Chas. E. Helmer.
A. T. Newbold, E. E. Boodinott,
Cammittee.
. .
EVANS & WATSON,
Salamander Fire and Thief-proof Safe ManuCrs .
. No. 83 Dock Street, Philadelphia.
Aug. 21, 1832. 34-ly
CM
• • CIEOBOII
2E. NEW ffAsss
Beals below
nearly opposi
Pottsville. WI
an escellent assortment of
Coach Trimmings,
Springs.
Saddlery,
Shoemakers' Toole,
Carpenters' Tools,
Glass and Paint, 1
Bar Iron ofe/I sises 6
Rolled do do do
Nails and Spikes,
Railroad Itou and Falls;
Smith Tools,
Building materials,
Cast Steel,
Shear qteel,
Arm Blister,
11111 Saws,
. i
(Atm-mit saws,
Fine hand-saws, I I t
0. B. returns his thanks to the public far the pa
-tronage they Intended to the late firm of - Bright dc
Pott, and flatten' himself amt. In his individual /Opa
city, he Will be able to- deserve and command their
continued support by the quality of the goods be has
In store, strict attention to business, and the low rates
at which he 12 determined to sell.
' GEORGE BRIGHT,
Late of the firm of Bright & Poll.
Much 27. 1852. 13-12
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POTTSVILLE ROLLEVO EULL.
THE SUBSCRIBER-3 respeenhlty as
to the public, that their new
Rolling hill is now complete" and in
full operation, and that the yine prepar
ed to supply alt kinds of Bar Iron of various iliUI,
which they trill warrant to be superior In quality
to any obtained from abroad, at the same prices.
They also manufattnre T Rails, for the use of the
Collieries and Lateral Roads, weighing from 21 to 50
lbs. per yard. made of the best Iron, and which will
be found much cheaper than the imported article.
Being plactieal mechanics, and havihg had consid
erable experience 1111 the Iron business, they flatter
themselves that they can give entire satisfaction in
purchasers, and will also make It their Interest to pa.
tronise, tome manufactures.
11AftRIS, BURNISH & CO.
49-if
Dre.. 6,1851
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BEATER MEADOW M O R N W
IRO ORKS.
AN
zitIIUMION & ALE, N D
Brass Founders, iespectfully Inform
their patrons, and the public generally,
thatthey are now prepared, at the abate
establishment. to manufacture Steam Engines of every
Ilse ; Pumps. Railroad and Drift Carcand every other
description of Iron and Brass Castingssnitable for the
Coal mining or other bust nese, on the most reasonable
terms. Also, Blowing Cylinders for Blast Furnaces
unit Machine work in general.
Repairing of all kinds done with neatness and des
7ateh, at the lowest prim. All work furnished by
them will be warranted to perform well. They would
solicit the custom of those who may want Wide, in
their line in this vicinity. All urders will meet with
Immediate and prompt attention.
S. W. RUDMAN,
'I.. H. ALLEN. •
11-Iy.
MN WORES. '
March IS, HSI
-
GEO. MASON it CO. RESPECT,
fully announce to the public that they
hive taken the Eatablisltment known
• - •-' 77 ' •
• as the Pottsville Iron Works on Nor
wegian stre et , where they are prepared to build all
loads of Steam Engines. manufacture Railroad Cars,
and Machinery of •almost every description, at the
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms,
—Persons from abroad, In want of Stearri EnitneN
will End it to their advantage to give them a call be
ore rbgaging elsewhere. (May 11 tf
PASCAL IRON WORKS, _ _
PIIII.II.I.PA.—WELDED WROIIMIT
Iron Flues, suitable for Loioinotives,
Marine andother Mears Engine Bone
from 2to 3 Inches In diameteri Also
PipestorGas,fitesmandotherparposecestrastrong
Tuba for Hydraulic refiall• ' (follow Pistons for
Pining of Stearn Engines 4.e. Manufactured andfor
LINO , , MORRIS, TABEZRA: MORRIS,
Warehouse 8: E. corner 3d and Walnut at
TOWN NALL
IRON AND HARDWARE STORE
Tills MUSEUM of manufactured wares
has lost none of Its attractions, and I am
now able to.offer to the public, either for
their inspection or purchase, one of the
finest and most useful stock of Foreign and Domes
tic HARDWARE ever offered in the County With
many thanks for the patronage extended to the iota
firm, I Clatter myself able to supply all the wants in
my Due of business, cheap as the cheapest, with
usual promptness and despatch. FRANK POTT. , r;
A prii 3, 1852. 14-st ,-
.
COLEMAN'S Cheap Cutlery scrim.
Nos. 32, 33, 31, 35, 3rl, and 37 Arcade, Philada.
i ioUNTRY Merchants can save front 10 to 15 per
%.-"cent. by purchasing at the above Stores. By im
porting my own Goods, paying but little rent, and liv
ing econornicallyZit Is plaint can undersell those who
purchase their goods here, pay high rents, and live
like princes.
Constantly on band, a large assortment of Pen and
Pocket Knives, Scissors and Razors, Table Knives
and Forks. in ivory, stag, buffalo, hone and wood
bandies, Carvers and Forks, Steele, 4.e., Butcher
Knives, Dirks, Bowls Knives, Revolving and plain
Pistols, tic.
Just received, a large !Welt of Rodgers' and Wos
teohnint's fine Pen and Congress Knives.
Also. a large assortment of Accordeons, &c., &c.—
Also, fine English Twist and German Guns.
JOAN M COLEMAN, Importer.
52-if
Dee. 27,1651
FAIRDANE'S PLATFORM . SCALES.
I II HE Subscriber* have been aripoluttd agent. (or
I the sate of this superior make of peaks. arid are
prepared to furnish any description of' their make,
capable of welshing from ox, to 500.tnns. A Dam•
pie of 'tales gas be seen at the York' Store.
E. YARDLEY & SON.
I, 11.1 f
COMMSSION weft sown,
CENTRE STREET. POTTSVILLE.
riAilE subscribers are prepared to (*nisi' the Trade,
lifachirrists and Operators. at Phaadelphlfepricen,
(freight added) wholesale or retail,beat American Bar
Iron, manufactured In Pottsville, and warranted of
superiOr qbality. Also, light T rails, suitable for
mines; and Caole Chain., furnished at short notice
dirvet from the Importer. E. YARDLEY W. SON.
York Store, Nov. 22, 1851. .417.tf
J. S. HOUGHTON'S
April 3.185'1..
reEniered according to Act of Congress, Mt he year
1851, by J. S.. HOUGHTON. in. D., in the Clerk's
Office of the District Court for the Easteru ,Thstriet
of Periorvicanis.
Another Scientific Woutiet:: .
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA!
DR. 3 S. /101HDITON'S rErsiN, the true fic es
tive Fluld.. or Gastric Julee—prepaied from Ren
net, or the fourth Storhach of the Ox, after directions
of Banos LIESIG, the great Physiological Chemist,
by 3. S. Mumma. N. D., Philadelphia, Pa.
.1 Dtogsv." Such Is the true meaning of the word
Perin. It Is the chief element, or Great Digesting
Principle of tee Gastric Juice— the Solccut of the Pond,
the P•rifyiwg, Presereis,r, and Films/attn. ,Agent of
the Stomach and Intestines. It is extracted front the ,
Digestive Stomach of the Or, thus fanning a true Dl
gestive Fluid, precisely like the natural Gastric Juice
In its Chemical powers, and furnishing a complete and
perfect substitute for it.
This is Nature's own Remedy for an unhealthy
Stomach, No art of ma', can equal its curative pow
ers. It contains no Alcohol, Bitters. Acids, or Natter
nue Drugs. It is extremely agreeable to the taste,.
and may be taken by the most feeble patients who
cannot, eat a water cracker without acutr. dioirees.
Beware OrDEVOOED IMITATIONS. Pepsin is NOT A
DRUG.
.llalfa Ica-eponnfui of Pepin intoned In water, will
digest or dissolve Fire Pastas ef Reset Beef to *best
fro sours, out of the stomach.
' SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE !
*The Scientific. Evidence upon which ibis rearm-.
dy is based Is in the highest ()Wee curious and re
markable. '
Call on the Agent, and get a Descriptive Circular.
gratis, giving a large amount of Scientific Evidence,
from Liebig's Aulinar Chemistry ; Dr. Combe's Phy
siology of Digestion; Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet;
Dr. John W. Draper, of New York University ; Prof.
Dunglisnu`s:Physinlogy; Prof,Silllman, of Yale Col
lege; Dr. Carpenter's Physiology; &c., together
with reports of cures from all parts of the United
States.
PEPAIN IN FLUID AND POWDER.
Dr. Houghten's Pepsin is prepared In Powder and
flnldForin—and in Prescription vials for the lise of
Physicians. The Powder will be sent by Mail, Dee
of postage, forone Doliar, sent to Dr. Houghton,
rt- OBSERVE VlVA!—Every bottle of of the gen
nine Pepsin bears the written signature of .1. 13.
11011GIITON. M. D.. role proprietor', Philadelphia,
Pa. Copy-right and Trade Mark secured.
Bold by. all Druggists and Dialers In
Mee, one Dollar per bottle.
Attains—Benj. Hannan, Pottsville, Wholesale and
Retail Agent J.G. Brown mid I. B. C. Martin, Potts
ville: Jas. B. Fella, Minerreille
Oet. 9,185!.
nown&L & BROTIMRS,_
A ANuFAcTuanto of pApsit nmianvers,
WI 142 Caimans , Street. Philadelphia. ask the at.
(cation of consumers and the Trado to their exten
sive stock of PAPSRUANGINGS, of their own man
ofacture and importation. embracing every variety '3
goods in their Una, whist' they wal tle!! at low rates
. Their manufactory being the most extensive In the
eon ntry.they are enabled to offer nnequalled induce-
Meats to parchment.
.1•14.-4, on,
THE 4INERS' JOURNAL, Mu POTTSVILLE GENERALADVERTISEIL,
131111313T1S
• Wait; STORE, 2
Matz's Hotel, and
Ile the Miners' Bank, '
here alit be found
(HARDWARE:
Piles,' •
Pine Trays,
Britanla ware,
Assortment of fine Locks,
Table Cutlery.
iPoeket Cutlery,
Table Spoons, ,
Ans ill and Vices,
Assortment o(Sne Guns,
'Sheet Iron Crucibles,
Wire, Tin Plate,
Brass Kettles,
tiad Irons,
Pars and Hollers,
Chains,
Railroad Testes,
'Powder and Shot,
MI
=SWZMNI
rumours ernt 111111101117.
TUN =VALID'S BUST TRISTDS
I
IMPORT
IOF Wirt _ ------ 111011
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IN SOUTII AIia:BIom—YELLOW FETE; (AI
RED: TRUTH STRANGER TRAM FICTION:
SaLpt, Mass.. Aptil
William Wright, Esq.lilear Sir—For many years'
we have been the Saki)] agents, and also at roe time
tho county agents, for the sale of yorir valuable medi
cine, and during the whole of this time we are got
aware that, to anyone Instance, brae the pills which
we hare sold been complained ofas canting Ilur7;or
not accomplishing their proper mission. It is doubly
gratifying when we receive vrilentaryiestirosny from
It source Where the medleioo whiett in Cola las been
th e means ofdoinpgreat good and °tuning may lives.
Last year vre sold three dozen beset to gs waf fl e..
eign port, and this day' ave received abetter from the
merchant who ordered them. giving rosaceoust of the.
wonderful effects which they did to carioca large
number of persons who were attacked w lib a preen it-
In g epidemic similar to the yellow freer whle those
tinder the regular physicians' treatment,. who were in
the Hospital, aome three hundredi loeloling the
Cove root, btagistrates.,&c..fel I vietiota tothedisease.
If you would 'lke a copy ofour letterovedeet know
of any impropriety• in giving it you, andlierhaps it
would be of service to have it publiehed:togetherwith
I our names, as it is addressed to os. We will consult
the parties interested, and if you wish it, von will
• •
please write us. Respectfully. yours,
W. &9. II; fres'.
The following Is the letter 2lluded to abor4:—
CAYLKit, Match ti ISM
Messrs. W. 11c. EL .B. lees. Merchahls, !talent:—
Gentlemen—For some years past I have adopted In
MY family, sea purgative, Dr. Wright's Indian Vege
table rills (fni whom you are his agents la, Salem)
and have found that medicine of great womb. ,
j,ast November we were visited by a kind If indani
matory fever, (the same 1 presume which greatly, at.
meted oar neighbors, the Brazilians,fOr neatly year)
the symptoms of which had an analogy to the yellow
fever, and neatly three hundred persons fell fittings to
the epidemic (a great number for a populatios as small
is ours.) Our doctors named itehe truere.lew fever,
hut their skill was Inefficient to stopliiprodtess,. cob
fining their mode of treatment to the use of quinine,
and the application of teeebee, forbidding the fine, of
purgatives. and of course all the soldiers and salines,'
who were obliged to be sent to the tifoseitar e , as also
the Governor,. xeveral Magistrates, several officers,
and in fact all those who were really aillictiol with the
disease, fell victims under their mode of treatment.
A month previous,' had received three dozen buses
of Dr. Wa ight's Pills, which i presume were bought
se your store by blf;,s.s. Goldsmith, lesvcomb &
redeye, merchants In your city, and, with whom 1 am
doing business. I had the opportunity to.'sdielpistet
these Pills to several under my roof, who were eMiet,
ed with the same fever, and two doses. of eight Pills
each completely cured them of the complaint. I then
gave sway nearly all my Kis to some twenty or thir
ty'persons. and all were relieved as it were by en
chantment. • •
I have, in consequence, remitted to Meurs. Cold
eolith, Newcomb and Fariess,the sum of forty dollar
urn the purchase of that quantity of this medirine,and
(dreg of you to deliver the Pillage fresh as possible.
I terms( you also to desire Dr. Wright to have his
directions translated in Freneb.which witltend &cat
ty to circulate his Pills not only here, but also ire the
othercolonies w here the popitiatinfi is mote numerous.
Excuse tile, gentlemen, in he liberty 1 have taken
to Midterm you this letter, which, for the sake of hu
manity, I have been compelled to do, as I do not mean
to apeculate on an article which proved salutary to a
'number of poor people, and in fact most of the popb
tattoo is reduced to a state of indigence, and It would
be sinful for any one to seek lucre In such a way..
Accept. gentlemen, the most respectful salutations
of your very obedient servant, A. PIC/IZVIN.
The medicine is for sale, wholesale andretall.either
in English, French, German or Spanish directions,at
the Principal Office, 169 RACE St., Philadelphia.
And for sale by
Tx F. BEATTY & CO.,
J. G. BROWN.
Fry.Tamaqua; J.:W. Gibbs, liftnertv tile ; Jonas
Robiubot4Port Clinton ; Jacob Dreher, Dreltersville ;
Joshua Boyer, Mcßeansburg ; C. & A. Focht, Ring
gold ; Kepner & Co., Kepnersvllle ; Gideon Whet
stone, West Penn ; Wm. Cooper, Tuscarora ; George
Regan, do George Potts, Brockville; Daniel finch,
Mlddleport • John Williams, do. Conner dr,. :Rhoads,
New Philadelphia • If. filiissfcr, Port Carbon; Jas.
B. Levan dr. Co., Schuylkill (Liven ; William A. Ham
mer. OrwigsVerg, Id in. M. Marl. do: Santee! Mertz,
Landingvllle ; Johanan Cetkill, Llewellyn ; Abram
Schwenk, Germadvllle ; Jacob Rauffinan, Lower Ma
bantongo ; Jno. B McCreary,Tremont Eckel &
Barndt. do: McCormick & Clark, Donaldson; Wheel
. -et dr. Miller, Pinegrove ; - George Reifinyder, New
Castle; Wm Price; St. Clair
June 7,1652
, _ •
RIt t HALAS
P tT AN:: STJRGEO
OFFICE AND DRUG STORE, - •
STREET, POTTSVILLE!.
Dee. 14, 1850 504 f
CLOTHING! Clothing!! CLOTHING!!!
/ IHARI.CS HARKNESS 4. SON, Ili - MARKET
VStreetitinutheast corner of FOURTH Street, Phil
adelphia. This popular Clothing Establishntent,
(which has for more than a quarter of a cen
tury furnished our citizens with Elegant and
Fashionable Clothing at curb remarkably low
rates, that thi it superior made Clothing is now
not miry sold In hurnenvi quantities throughout our
,own state, hot is in increasing demand in every town
:and village °flits greht South and Went,) is now pre
pared for the comlngiFait and Winter, with a most
extensive assortment, of Superior Clothing, which fur
Style, Fit, Ease, Ditiability• and Workmanship will
defy competition. Tile rest facilities which t.
tlark
nese & Pon possesiSin purchasing the finest Fabrics
of French, English and American Manufactures, en
able them to offer the Best quality of Clothing at
suctrprites as otheChneses charge lot the meanest
kind °floods. Loolsat the prices, and then Judge pur
youtiolves.
Fine Black Cloth Dress and Frock Coals
from 35.10 12 00
Fine Black, Blne, Brian, and Fancy cot-
ored Cloth Busitie=s Coats of all styles, 85 to 7_oo
Fancy tweed & casehnere business Coate, 32 to 5 00
Superior Milled Cloth Overcoats, of all ' •
lors, and newest styles. (elegantly fin- .
bawd.) -;: 37 to 12 00
Heavy Labrador, Witney. Pilot 'an.' Felt
Overcoats, (wind and weather proof.) *5 In 800
Superior Black French Doeskin Paou, $2 to 500
flood Black Doeskin Pants. , 2 St}
Superior new style Fancy CasHmere Pant!!
(very rich *Wm) - • *3 to 400
May) Fancy Cassimere Pante, 412 50 to 3 00
Very Fine And Rich Black Satin Vests, ato 4CO
fiery Rich fancy Silk Vests, (new de
signs.) $1 50 to 3 NI
Heavy Woolen sib& and dunhle.hreas,
ted Veep,, all patierns and qualities, 81 to 300
Call and examine our Clothing, and Mire twenty
flee per cent. in •yonr purchases,
N. 11.—Take Notice I C. HARKNESS & SON'S
Clothlne Store Is on the Routheam Corm:TM FOURTH
end MARKET Sheets, NO. 1125.
Oct. 2,1852. 40-3 m
DOLLARD.
PREMIER ARTISTE IN 11/1311.177 Cheannt Street,
oppoehe the Otase flnuae, I,IIIIADELPIIIII, tn
♦entor offhe releSratsnl anaaanier Vrmttlatind Wld
and , Elaatic Band ,Toupacen. Instnuf lona to enable
ladled and gentlrtnen to filename their ono heads
with 2CCilfaCi :
For friesi Inches. Moyer, 4- Scalps. !Rehr*.
No.l The round of the No, 1 From forehvatl to
head.. back as for 28 bald
2 From forehead over 2 Over f“ehead. as
• tholtaad to 'neck.l far as /Print/rd.
3 Frota ear toearover 1 3 Over thi• erravn of
thetop. the head.
1 Prom ear in ear r',l I
the
R. DOLLARD has altsAys ready for sale a splendid
slack of nerds' Wsia, 'rower, Ladies' 11:tp, half
Wigs, Frizots. nraids, Curls, &c., beautifully manu
factured and as cheap as any establishment In. the
Union.
DOLIAED'. 4 Iferhanium F.'etrart or LltFttOll3 Hair
Tonle, prepared from Smith American herbs and roots,
the most successful article ever produced for preserv•
ing tho hair front falling out or changing colnr, resto—
ring and preserving, it in a healthy. and luxuriant
state. Among other reasons why Dullard's hair-cut-
rtmoon maintains its immense popularity is the
fart that his Tonle is applied to every head of hair
cut at'his establishment, consequently it is kept in
better preservation than tinder any ether known ap
plication. It being thus.prattleatly tested by thousands,
otters the greatest guaranty of Its efficacy.
Fold wholesale and retail at hit Old Establishment,
ir CH MMUS FTIIF.tT, oppoalle the State Douse, Phila.
R. DOLLARD' has at • last discovered the as plus
errs of 'HAIR EWE and announces It for sale, with
perfect confidence in lts surpassing everything of the
kind now in use. It colors the hair either black or
brown, (enmity-be desired) and is used wit lost say
iajsrp ro Hot heir or :lie. either by stain or otherwise,
can be washed nitro ten minutes atter application,
without detracting from its effir neg. Persons visiting
the city are invited to give him a call. Letters ad.
dressed to R. DOLLAIRD, En Chesnut street, Philo
dclPhia, will receive attention .
July 10, 1852
A FACT THAT ALL SHOULD SNOW.
!lug undersigned respectfully announces to Ilia
I
friends, and the pnblic In gen
eral, that he has constantly on hand k i**//007:
and manufactures all kinds of ran
cy Saddles and ilarnesa, and all de- yfrig
scriptions of riding and driving ma. I lr
serials—Dooble and Single Harness
—Whips and Fly-nets,-flair Collars made to order.
lie invites all to call and see him, apposite the Amer
ican lionseond respeatfully solicits a share of the
public patrnbage.• M. A. WELSH.
Aug. 29,1892.
Gas-TITTER AND PLITHIBEIL
TERESIIAII WILHELM, having had very • cpeald
eerable experienee as a Gas - Fitter, feels great con
fidence in offering his services to the citizens of
He has commenced hitsiness on his own
account, in the shop of tdr.leA4e tiLlkati .in Norwe
gian street, Where all orders either for Gas Fitting
or repairing may he left and they will receive the
most prompt attention. His pipes and other =tett.
ale Khali be of the very best kind, and Fittings of
every description that may be desired will be fur
idshed and put up in a workmanlike manner. and a
J
the shortest possible notice.
ane 264852
PAINTING, GLAZING and PAPERING
REMOVAL.
JW. TIOW EN having rerrioved MB shop to 2 doors
." above the American [louse, Centre Street, and
taken into partnership his brothers, the subscribers
announce to the public that they are prepared to ex.
ecute all orders In their flue with the greatest de
spatch, and on the most reasonable terms. They em
ploy good workmen and their customers may, there
fore,be sure of satisfactory jobs. .
They, also, beg leave to call attention to their
splendid assortment of Paper...hanging., Window
sbades,&e.. comprising every variety of style and
quality, to suit the taste and pocket of purehasers,and
which they offer attbelowest City prices.
J. W.IMWSN 4 BROTITCIIB.
9 doors above AmeriCall Hanle, Centre fit.,
foturfille, kW /7110 M,
1.% ,
MEM
-.11161111,112=1 1111411•*le - i
• imtvagirca caautaxr. . 1
eIIATITAL.IMINOW-incorporated by tbetwgists..
ilature of •
Pennsylvania. 1530.-.Clttter Perpet u al.—
Office, 0O HoutkTHILI/ SOW, eppoege INXI B
.
This ComPanyenna not be Confounded in any way
with tbe ultimo anchareseed and frnstwasible con
cerisecailed Health Assoelationwitot **eviction!. iam
bs!. and managed bymalsiMi ham distant Suites, who
are unknown. to oar - -
The late Callan °tibiae assoetatione has been at
te Ward with lass and Wary to many of the people,
sad mote eapecielly to the Indention. poor v end in
consequence, soma uninittnned persona bate been
led to tool with distrust and suspicion open all sans
bf Health Insurance. I
The American Life and Health Insurance Compe
ls,. te moistly Chattered by the Legtslature of Pen a
-sylvattla and is the only &bartered Company now In
surto' Health in the State; Its Tit:wises' are well--
known Ottani* of ibis city ; it ts doing a very eaten
sire business, upon a new plan, entirely safe, both to
the Company and to the Insured, and being hued up
on the true principles of Insurance, i both its Life
and Health Departments, and under restrictions and
waponsibilfties by.ha Chatter, it mast ahem be able
to meet Its engagements. It. u, therefore, entitled to
the , confidence of the public.
LIFE ISSCHANCE DEPARTMENT. -
This Company issues Politics at Tattoos Rates.
wh kb. for $lOOO, are as follows:
ES
I
Age. 1. Wiriest Stales. 12. Joint Stock. 13. Mutual.
20 $ll 60 I .14 70 .17 70
Xi
25 / 2 I 17 00 -20 40
30 15 40 19 60 IS 60
33 17 90 . 1 _;. .22 90 - 97 50
40 20 60 .26 70 I 32 00
Otber ages Ibproponiob.
The Health rates are La follows:
Is per yr.for ES per week 03 per yr. for E 3 per week.
3 ", 3 ~ i 6 " 6 '
4 " 4 • f Flat meet eacepted.
Roar! of Tristres.--+IEONAIID JEWELL. Presi
dent ; Borsht. IL D.. Tice Presidents John C.
Alma. Sec. and Art. Thos. Smith. Solicitor 'Jaz
, Peacoek, Treasurer ; Thomas Robinson, Ilan. Wm.
D. tCOlaf, Daniel H. Rockbill, Paul S. Brown, Ale*.
COmminp, Charles Ilaritness, Thomas Wonsan. H.
41: Reed. Eon. Joseph Allison.
One subscriber 1203 been appointed Agent 63r the*
above Company, and any information can be obtained
by tallies at his omen in Centre Street, nett door be
low the Episcopal Church.
E. on ICUESTA, tt,
Emma* F. Meson; Travelling Agent.
Oet. 30. ISM. 4441
PHILADIFIZAPICIA LIFE 1121181MANCIL
COMPANY.—CAPITAL $lOO,OOO.
CIIABTER PRRPETUAL..RateI lower than any
Pennsylvania Company. This Company ban adap
ted the Cost spite'''. entirely. and redneed the rate i
to the I owed; point compatible with safety to the In
cured and a sound Imitation.
OffieeN. W. Corner THIRD and WALNUT $u
Agency' Office. t J. F. WHITNEY. Pottsville.
Nay 82. 1852. M-ISm
L . ;;W . :4L1410 . 1 , 4 , L . a . ; . 1 , e1 . :k . 11" . 1j
underrignett.Agnitfir tad Lircamarre Corny
Nutria Isseraus 'Coppery. which has probably
become more popular than any other similar loathe.
tion in the Stale, -i. prepared to effect Insurances
against loss Fire. on all descriptions of Buildings,
Merchandise, Ind (Abet property. on the usual felt
and liberal terms of ;the Company.. Lasses are *a
rrays promptly paid as 50011 MI they are JallSrdetUW
ly made known. Persons having property to be ;in
sured, mar apply to the subscriber, in Pottsville, el.
atter personally or by leuer. and they shall be prompt
ly attended to.. JOHN HARLAN.
•
June 26. 185 t. • 26-tf
STATE ISETIIAL PIED nestraaNce
COMPANY. PLIMADELPHIA AGENCY
MO. (*Chesnut West. Gaited States fetal Build
-IA lug., GILLETT lar-COGGSIIALE, Agents.
Abstract from the Second Annual Report, made .iay
ls 1,18.51: i
Whole number of policies tuned in - •
both branches of business, Twebty
Thousand, 20,000
Whole amount of property at risk, 01 5,150.teth 00
Total amount of Premiums receiied
In cash, and Bills receivable, • *375,200 27
Total amount of losserand expenses, 100,150 75
Amount or Cash and Guarantee Cap-
Rai now in reserve for future losses; 11'250,125 75
Inetudig a Cash surplus of - 50,075 25
The Company was organised brit two years
upon purely niutlial'principlesi, and with no espeetu
lion of so tar superseding many other last itutions, , --
It is, nevertheless true, that its success Is unparallel
ed, and the amount of Mildness done, number of Pol
icies issued, and !nisei met with and paid. in the
same period, exceed thst of any Insurance Company
upon record. Its capital increases with its liabilities,
add no part of this can be applied otheiwise than fOr
the benefit of the partici insured - by this Company.
DIRECTORS ,
J. P.Rutherfonl, Preat.; Gillett. Secretary;
P.C. Schiele& ; gimpy' Jones, Phliada. ;
Jona B. Packet s John B. Rutherford;
Robert Klotz ; Jones; • •
A: A, 011frier, Actuary.
We; the underslanerVirsslibims of ischitylkill coun
ty, and members of the Blare-Mutual Fire insurance
Company of Harrisburg,- Pinnityivania, take pleasure
in recommending the above Cdmpany to those seek
ingla fa and cheap Insurance, it being a purely Mer
chant? and Farmers' Company.
-Hon. Not. Foster Pottsville , J.& IL Carter,Tamaqua,
Richard R. Morris. do J. W.Shoemaker.S.H.
J. M. Beatty & son,• do Heiner athay,Mi n'n.
The Subscriber has been appointed sole agent of
the above Company for Tottaville and vicinity. and
all appllcatlons for Insurance must be addressed to him.
JAS. 11. OCEFF.
Office opposite the Miner-" Bank, Pottsville. .
July Wen 4941
Richmond.
Philadelphia, ,•
Inclined Plane
Nlcetewn.
LIFE lINSIIIILANCE. Germantown R R.,
Falls of Schuylkill,
rtIIIE GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUITY ` Manayunk, •
1 and Trust Company, of Philadelphia. Office No. Spring Mill,
132 Chesnut Street. Capital, 8 300 , 000 ; Charter per- c a u s l ia aaara & ply.
Tactual. Condone to Waite insurances on Elves on the month U. K..
Ply
most farfrorable terms. Ranbn's and Potts'
The capital being pald upend in vested,together w ith and Jones'
It large and constantly increasing reserved fund, of- K n ow n „mid ge .
fern a perfect security to the insured.
The premiums maybe paid yearly, half yearly, Port,
,or Part Kennedy.
quarterly. - • Forge,
The Company add aouirs perkidleally to Mein- Valley , v in e
'online* for life, Tile first Bonus, appropriated' in
December,lBl4, ar.d the second (tonna in December, Bayer's Fora,
Pottstown,
1840, amount to an addition of 8202 50 to every 01000 D „ ominejlie.
Insured under the oldest policies, making SIM 50 Birdsboro'.
which will be paid when It shall become a claim, in-
Reading,
stead of 101000 originally Insured; the next oldest awe,. Reading 8,
amount to 01237 50 ; the next in age to 81212 50 for glohrseille.
every 01000; the others. In the same proportion ac- Mhrslle,
cording to the amount and time of standing, which H a
mburg.aur
additions make an average of more than 60 per cent. o rw l yn b m.
upon the premiums-paid , without increasing the an. -----
noel premium.
The following are a Jew s exar
stet:
EMI
Policy
No MI
" 333
Pamphlets containing Italica of rime awl explana
tions. faiths of application and further.thformation
can be had anhe Mee. '
B. W .RICA ABDO, President.
lone Fr:JANES. Actuary.
The subscriber la Agent for the Omen Company in
Schuylkill County, and will effect insurances, and
give all nceessaiy information on the subject.
B. HANNAN.
Juno 49. 1850
ritoTrar younsztuvr.s.
TDelaware Matualeafety Insurance Company
1. —Office North Room of the Exchange, Third St.,
Philadelphia.
FIRE INSURANCE.—fluildinge. Merchandise and
other property in Town and •Csunti v. insured ORRIDAt
099 or damage by tire at the lowest rate ofpremiton. •
MARINE INSURANCE—They also Insure Wear's,
Cargoes and Freighis,forelen or coastwiseunder open
or Special policies, as the assured may desire.
ILbAND TRANSPORTATION.—They also insure
merchandise transported by Wagons, Railroad Cars;
Canal limits and Steamboats, on rivers and lakes, on
the most liberal terms.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph ff. Beat. James C. Hand
' Edmund A. Sonder, Theophilni Paulding:
John C. DaVil, H. Jones BrOoks,
Robert Burton, Henry Sloan,
John R. Penrose, Thigh Cralg ,
. Samuel ,Edwards, George derrill,
Geo. G. Lelper, Spencer Malivairr,
Edward Darlington, Charles Kelly, •
lean R.-Davis, • J. G. Johnson,
William Falwell William Hay.
John Newlin, _ Dr. 8. Thamaa,
Dr. R. M. Huston, John Sellers, .
William Eyre,Jr. J. T. Morgan, '
D. T. Morgan,' Wm. Ilatalee•
• WILLIAM MARTIN President:
RICHARD H. N &wormy, Secretary.
Thesubseriber having been appointed rigeni Air the
above Company:ls now prepared to , make Insurance
on all descriptions or property on the mast liberal
tenni. Apply at CAI. Potts' office, Morris' Addition
or at my house In Market Street, Pottsville.
A. M. MACDONALD.
Nov 11. 1849. I 43-ly
THE FIII.NICLI I N F
l ll4gr A l . lia i t! i tt i i i t i N A 'CE COMPANY
O FFICE No. laa r yita r n o llttroet, near Fifth. St.
Charles S. ilanekrr, George NV:Glib/ads
Thomas Hatt, Nino:fend D. Lewin,
Taffies Wagner, 1 Adolphe E. Rorie, ,
SatnuelGrant, 'David 8. Brown,
Jacob R. Smith; Morris Patterson,
Continuelo tnakelasuranee; permanent or limited
on every descriptloditof property, in town and country
at rates as low as ate consistent with security,
The Company Ittve reserved a large Contingent
Fund, which with t heir Capital and Premiums, safely
[tweeted, afford ample protection to the assured. •
The assets of the Company on January lat. 1848, as
published agreeahlYto - an Aet of Asiembly, were as
tailowa,4iz :
Mortgages 090,550 65 Stocks, 51,583,95
Real Estate, 108.550 90 Cash, Ste., "45,157.87
Temporary,. •
Loans, 125,459 00 $1,220.097 67
Since their' incorporation, a period of eighteen
years, they have paid upward, of sae willies two ken
deed thousand doilars„ losses by tire, thereby afford
ing evidence of the advantages of Insurance, as well
as the ability and disposition to meet with prompt
, nese, all liabilities.
CHARLES N. BANCKER, President.
• CHARLES G. BANCKER, Secretary.
The sithserlbnr has been appointed agent for the
above mentioned Institution.
sad Is now prepared to
make insurance, on every description of property, at
the lowest rates. ANDREW RUSSEL' Agent.
S-if
, Pottsville. Jan 11,1851
24-ly
4 28-if
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FFER for. Bala, at lowest' Bimini rater, 11,300
V Oats. Common Oil, suitable for grading, •
5,330 Cals. refitted oil, for machinery.
5775 ." Bleached Winter and Spring Elephant
nd 'Wbale Oli
Sperm. Adamantine, and. Crystalline Candles.
10,500 Gale. Refined Miners' Oil, free from dirt and
sediment, and light color,
3,000 Cals.- Pure liptrm 00, Winter and Spring
strained,
135 tiblor. Cincinnati Lard Oil;
Tallow, Brown and Fancy Soap,
400 Iltdn. Straits Sank awl:Tappers' Oil.
Nay lett . 904 y
',lei hole the Re-
Ain't of pulley and
bnnaa to be incesd
by future editions.
111 Bonne or
Insured. addOloa.
61000 6251 50
2500 656 25
2000 05
5000 1167 50
&e. &e.
.1452 50
3,156 25
'1,475 00
6,187 50
&e.
L .l l 2 zd l i L k i ll
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GLeADELPILIA.AND READING RAIL—AD.
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/IN and after; SUNDAY. Jane 4114 I I,and on
er following Ortitday, until farther irotinsota
Ewen' Enenrslcia Pawner Train irLDlsavrabila;
delphlaatn. R. LAO cetera frost Pentsvilto at 4
. ? ,1 1 1,. tam day ; attesplaa at all-Way Root. oa Gun
umt and at the tallow's's statkrasat Gni boars mint
team. . - twwwwasus. - - ,
1
lb
it w 1
1
Station& i tkatkitna I It "
Pad,
Leans Philos:W. ?JO -Leave* Pottsville . 4.110.
i'llanes Pluenirvitio 0.31 Poises ID. Cotton 44117
." Pottstown . b. 59 " a. Hoven - 4.15.
14 Reading . 9.14 "
_leading . Lill ..,
" i 9". Raven • - 10.43 " Pottstown GAO
" 111.. Cuban 10.52 ' 4 Phentsvllle 6.26
Ani Pottsville 11.00 Arrives at PbUad'a. 730
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FARES. i
Vol the round trip, cm and dole. itatro• I CM:
From Phltadelplua to Pluentxtrille anditeek.roune
dart? • - #ll
at Pottstown, ' 0 I - " 173
6 -Readier. " a " 2 2°
• " - S. Maven, Mt. Carbon & Pottsville. 4 00
.Reading to Pottsville and back 4121 1 0 day, 130
Cr" No Besiege carried with these frame: - AO
Tinos must be purchased belbre aerating the are.
May. 29. 1451, ' 1 22-tt
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OFFICE OF THE PHIADELPHIR & REAMING
RAILROAD-8 OMMER ARRANGSMENT.—
From Philadelphia to Pottsville. Oin and Om May
It. IS" there wilt he two passenger 'Trains daily
(Sundays excepted.) between FltUadslptila, Reading.
and Pottsville.
MORNING LINE. I - ,
The Express Train leaves Philadelphia daily ercept.
Sundays, at 71 o'clock, A. E. The Way Train karat
Pollanlie daily,hunda,a excepted atlf o'clock, A. IL'
AFTERNOON LINE.
The - Way Train leaves Philadelphia daily; excePi
Sundays,at 31 o'clock, P. 31. The Express Toth
leaves Pottsville daily, except . handvyir, at 34 o'clock
P. 11.
HOURS OF PASSING PERRINO. -
' For Philadelphia ii 9 o'clock 10 mipotes. A. 51.. and
4 o'clock 51 minutes, P. M. For Pottairthe at 9 o'clock
34-minutes A. 31. and 6 o'clock P. 34,
Roth Trains stop at all the Stations along the Wm.
PARER.
_ la class cla tare ki dose Care,
Reading to Philadelphia RI 75 ' RI 45 ••
do to Pottsville. . 105 - 83
Philmra to Pottavillie, 2 75 2 2V.
Depot in Pottsville, corner of Tinton and Ra Praia
streets rear of American House. Passengers cannot
enter the earl unless provided with a ticket.- ,•
Fifty pounds of baggage will be allowed to each pas.
senger in there lines, and passengers arerespresslY
prohibited from taking anything as, baggage . but their
own wearing apparel, which will be at the risk of Its
owner..
By order of the Board olktanamin. - •
B. BRADFORD, Secretary;
Jane 5,1852. • 1 234 f
zarrial scnunaiu. lutazaromx;
_ .
Once OP roc LITTLIC SCAVYLIOLL NAIIIOIIII4
Rail Roodesul Cool Co limas", v
• ON AND AFTER TUESDAY. APRIL 1. 1101. the
Passenger Train will leave Timmins daily (Holiday
excepted.) et 6 ) o'clock A. and 2) o'clock P. U..
and connect with the Kerning and Afternoon Trains
from Paulenle, on the Reading [(slimed..
Returning, will leave Port Clinton. on the arrival
of the Morning Train from Philadelphia on the Read
ing Railroad. = FARE. :
To Philadelphia, - -- *3 00
. i •
Port Clinton . . 7C.
O
JON ANDERSON Genets! Agent.
Tamaqua, April 19, Dl5l 194 f
NEW -MUULNCIIMPIT.
INNANNia
lAOW AID, EASL IS CO.'S. EXPRESS LINE.
We are prepared to receive bad fot ward Daily per
Passenger Train.- (our Esprese tar being always
in charge of special *innocent) merchandise of all
descriptiorm.packages, bundles, specie:BllM notes.' &e.
Also, particular attention mad to collecting Hine,
Drafts end Account.. Packageettid Goods delivered
daily to all intermediate place. between Philadelphia
and Pottairille. Offices—Centre Street; Pottsville.
No. 41, South Third Street, Philadelphia t No. S Wall
Street. New York; No. 8 Court Street. Boston:
HOWARD, EARL lk Co.
14-11:;
ApT115.1831
ramairrs a. T041419ri.c0m4
' • illinintgli t ,•
0 rr . tcrt Or Tile IL ,
rs
PHA. a Rita Oo Rit ILIUM D Co. 1 .
Padsdelyhts. Rept. 11. 185$; ' r
On add after the 6th. Instant, tbs Rates of FREIORTeI
and TOLLS on foal, transported by this Company.
will be as follows. until further notice:
TO
By order of the Board of Maine's. i
B. BRADFORD, Verret
20-1
Sept, 11, 1852
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dal •
O ems Scnnuttott. icattna sQ elorr Co x I:AnTi}
t. 3, 18.54.
ON AND AFTER the 10th inst., the charge for the
use of care, and for 'Toll oaf /anthracite Coe4carried
on the Bcaucuticci NA:FlG*llol'oth, be*. follows.
until further notice: 1 -
Philadelphia,
Man*lnk.
Spring Mi ll.
Conshohocken,. i.
Plymouth Dam.
Bridgeport.
Norrtscown. 1.
'Port Kennedy.
Valley Forge.
Pairlinfa Dim, ,
Pt. Providente,
Planisville,
Royer'. Ford,._.
Pottstn'n Ld'g.
Portitnion.
Birdeborouah,
Reading,
Altbonses.
Homburg'.
Orwigeg Ld'g. ;
The charge will he pir:ton of 2240 lbs.
cent. allowance for waste, we usual, a
tees thaw twenty-fite cents per ton wil
tiny rilaiince.
ordrr of the Manage e. •
F.
Sept. 11.7852.
PlaWo4l itgikraNG • RaninCl.4l)
DEDUCTION OF, FIHOGIIT ON MERCHANDISE,
.11, to confluence March 1. ISM. - r • -
• . RATES OF FREIGHT PER 100 LBS.
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t'..-2 Le . 114" 0
ARTICLE* TRANSPORTED.' 11 AA .
lA .* = k g
L % , ....... ... ; ~,
. • 4 4• * 1 - : . 0
• ' VA. ....
1/I.Cialli—flituminoßaCoal,Brickel - f
Ice, Iron Ore, Limestone, Pig iron, }sir cts. 41 cli.''
Plaster, Slate, Tiles, .1 ' .
2d Mrs. —Blooms, Burr Blocks,
ttementjkiiiiiitones, Guano, Laths,
}IQ
Pitch, Railroad Iron. heavy. Rosin, }IRO.. di els
Salt, Slilla,libingles, -Tar, Turpen- I
tine, TlMlCrind Lumber. ' J
34 Clam—Ale, Beer and Porter:l ! •
Ashes, Pot and Peatlollark, Barley,
Bones and Horns. Caine, Cotton, I 1
Whiskey& Domestic Liquerli.Ge344l
1,
Iron Castings,rouch ; Milted, Bar Or 121 els a} cta.
Hammered Iron, Boller Plater, Flat
Bar Railroad Iron, Lead and Shot, •
Molasses, Potatoes, Neils and Spikes , •
Salt Provisions, Sugcr,, Saltpetre '&
Tobacco, unninnufacturcd.
FLOUR per barrel, - , -
4tA Class.—Apples, ;Bran, Butter'
Cheese, Cordace,Eartljen-ware Eggs.
Groceries, (except thole stated)hemp
Hardware & Cutlery.altillow-ware,
Lard, Leather, Live Stock. Manufac
tures of at Machinery ; OiLOys
ters, 'Wits, ,Raw Hides, Rags. Ru
ssia Sheet Iron, Seedit,kiteel, Sweet
Potatoce,Tallow,Vmegar &Wire. ,
ktk Chum—Books and Stationery,
Bootsand Shoes, Camphina & Spirit
Oil, China, Glass and Queenswsre.
Cigars, Confectionery, Dry Goods.
Drugs, Fresh Fish, Meat and Fruit.
Foreign Liquors. Hops, Spirits of
Turpeatine,l TBsleas, Moe* and Wool.
Match 1, - ..,
sTEAM;C&R FACTORY.
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rrsubscribera bet leave to infortit the public that
in addition to their former STEAM ENGINE
diiioPß and POUNMILY, they have recently pot up
new Machinery and Shops for thnianufacture of
COAL CARE, TRUCKS and othmMil Road Can, by,
Steam power, which enables ,them to execute all that
kind of work, pot only much better, but with greater
despatch and at thavery lowein prices. Having thus
made these ettenalve prepamtlons,individuals, and
tompardea requiring' work of this kind, will find It to
their advantage to give theme call..
lINTDOR & MI 43 LNER.
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Oct. 25.1851
• • MOW MUUMSEINIZINTEL
TM undersigned desire to . Intbrm the Publte that
they have eetatillehed themeeivps at LoempOtt, in
ettneectlost With the 81. ask Depotaur she totrmse
or porshasing Suet. drain, Hey and Produce. Uty
toe i n na amt inepost favors, and ape now pripated
deliver goods, wholesale and rem&
Mail s BROTRWIti
11. Clair, April 1842,
ITEM
MEW • ~• Inger FACIIIii ,
MIN TUN VERN OW. INCIPIENT coN AN suitrt.
girth slim, Omura DeNtiry , Mite Seal- '
Is • tag, X easaties. Mahon of DM Uwe
amlEkirs.eadaLlDeterstrertriurfere
Aspaticier-dr. tie
Weed. sae the
Was At • -
OWATM' 1 13 PANACEA ha s more than thlr
...7ty yearn celebrated In annoy and to Rattle)
far Its entlordiaary cans.--for the rental:ate. of
which reference is made to the directions and hooka
(wien may be bed doubt) ileeollhollt7ll4 the Pana
cea' '.. ei clea (11. WWI tire Dm Particolarsof easel too,
NAVDr general publication -where the patient.
a almost eaten au whiStralpla. and Were
deemed Ineatablit by Phytielain, •
f.' Übe. bees atted - ht berpitala and Wiede r pudica.
Sad has bad the Kaput ronunent being men n •
ded by the most celebrated phytEjans and other em.
hien persons. Among ottlers.by:•••• -
W. Gibson, D ,IProtalltargery, Pa. Claire lir,
Valentine MALL D.,ProLotillarg.,N.Y. University
I - D.. Prat or lOC, Pa. University.
N. Clayman. Id. D., Prat of Pby. lc, Pa. U alveratty,
T. Parks.M. D.,,Prea't.Collece of Pbpacians,Phll'a.
Dr. Del van, Professor of Medicine. Havana;
Jose Eourenerrde Luz. Prat. at Surgery, Italian.
J. Chipman, Member Royal Collage eurdenns Lan
don
11 , W. Erving. tate Minister to Spain.
air Thomas Pearson. Kahn General British my,
Cuban Robertson. Ehnen Consul, Am.. Ir.
And oleo, the wanderfht curet effected by S aim's
Panacea bare for manyyears made ft au insaloable
remedy. - The Panacea does not captain mercer/ in
say formould being an Innocent prepatatia n.it may
be ghee tattle mom tender infant.
Tile mall paha bier been reduced to *I SO per bot
tle, (containing three half gluts,' or three battles fol
four dollars._ _ _
are of Asperities.
Strainee Panacea 111 In round bottles. doted :long).
tudinauy„ with the following words blown on rho
*.
,
glime:--
EIWADVS-uPANACBA—PIIILAD'A.7 •
and having the name of Ism. Swats stsuiped,ou the
sealing- wax.and.wruten on the label covering the
cork, and asplendld engraving for the slde,of the bot
tle, composed of geometric lathe work, comprising
nine different dies, which have been turned rin the
exclusive use of the propitetor. by, Draper & Co.,
bank note engravers, of Philadelphia. In he centre
Is a portrait of the late Wm. Swaim. copyright le
cued,
•
ALIO, Swaim** ronetifeze.
A *Wets Fami l y Medicine, being t highly ripprov
ed remedy for all diseases arising from debilil s of the
Agestive organs, such al Worm. , Cholera imbue.
Dysentery, Fever and Ages, Bleeding Pihr, Slot
Readaeheolkc.„ ike. See the Pamphlet (wilt b .may
be bad gratis) accompanying the Vey:citrate.
Prepared only et sweisus LABORATO Y. the
old mud, Seventh Street, below Chestnut = PM's
delpbta, and sold by all the respectable. Drug me In
the, Veiled States.
Cava** to Os Public.
Perkins wishing to oblate the genuine Swain's
Palliasse. and elwatei's Vicessruot, should be care
' Cul to observe that the name SWAIM is spelled cot
' eerily on the bottles and labels; or they Islay! be im
posed on by medicines made in Imitation of them "by
nelson bearing a somewhat similar name.rreh cat
related to deceive.
Sept. 15,1853. , • ' - 39
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CHERRY 'PECTOtiAI
Of all the numerous medicinea 'smut. (and some
of them valuable) for the cure of pulmonary com
plaints, nothing has. ever been limed se hich could
compare In Its effects with this Preparatimi: Others
cure sometimes, but at all times and in all diseases of
the Mugs and throat. where medicine ean give relief.
this wilt do it. It Is pleasant to take, and perfectly
safe in scoordance with the directions. We do not
advertise for the Information of those who bale tried
it.but those who have not. Families that have known
Its value will not be-without holed by itstimely use
they are semne from the dangerous consequences of
Coughs and Colds. which neglected, ripen Into fatal
coustunption. _
The Diploma of the Massaebussetts institute was ,
awarded to this preparation by the Board lof Judges'
in September 1847 1 also, the Medals of;the -three
great lestitates of art, In this country ; also the Dl
pionia of the Ohio Institute at Cinelnitsoi has been
given to the Cumaav PEcTosat., by their Govern
ment, In considetatlon of its extraordl ary excel
lence and usefulness In, curing affection' o the Longs
and Throat.
Read the following opinion founded on the long ex.
perienee orate eminent Physiman of the Port and
City of ST. JOHNS, May 8.1551.
.
Dr: J. C. ATVS :—Flve yeats that of mita' CHER
RY PECTORAL la my practice, has proiren sehatl
foteraw .from its composition, must be true, that it
eradicates and cures the colds and coughs to which
wit.ln this section, aralftuliarly liable.)
I think its equal has Not yet been dliebveredi nor
do I know bow a bet te r remedy can be made for
the distempers of the Pll - flat and Lamp.
J. !BURTON, M. Di, F. R. B.
Bee what It hat don on I
i il‘ts
wasted. u t onstnittion,
not only In the following see, but a thotisand more :
thitv ....... tay t Ni.2l, 18M.
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Da. Alma :--In the month of July law I was at
tacked by a violent dianbcea in the miner of CalifolL
nia. I returned to San Francisco la ha 'of tecelv-.
fag bene fi t from a change of climate a d diet. Sly
ie
'diarrhara ceased, but was followed by-a s were cough,
and mach soreness. , I finally. started fa 4 K hom e , but
received no benefit from toy voyage. My cough coo
, tinned to grow. worse. and when I arrived in New
York. I was at once marked by my arquitimanees as
a victim ofconsumption. I must confetti that I saw
no sufficient reason to doubt wilt my friends all be
lieved. 'At this time Icommenced taking - your truly
Invaluable medicine tvith little eipectatton of deriv
ing any, benefit from Its use: You would not tereive
these lines did I not regard it my duty t o to the
afflicted, thr.ingh you, that my nealth, in the space
of eight months, is fully restored. I a tribute it to
the use of your CHERRY PECTORAL.
Vourstroly, WILLIAM W. SMITH.
WAVITIIIGTOS. Pa., April IC. 1848,
Dear Sir :—Peeling that I have Mien spared trout a
premature grave. through your Instrumentality, by
the providence of God. I will take the liberty to es.
Press to you my gratitude.
A Cough and the alarming symptoms f Consump
tions had reduced me too low to leave me anything
like hope, when my Physician brought me a bottle of
your ." PECTORAL: . 'II seemed to Afford Immediate
relief, and now in a' few weeks time has restored
me to sound health'
If
If it will do for othets. what it has Cot tee, you aye
certainly one of the benefactors of mankind.
Sincerely wishing you every blowing, I am
Very respectfully yowl, -
JOON J. CLARKE, Rector of St. Peter's Church.
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COUGHS, COLDS, ROARSEN I FSS,
BRDNCRITIS, WHOOPING-41)114;n.
CROUP, ASTII3IA, &%I
CONSUMPTION. -
With such assurance and from such men, no strong
er proof can be adduced ,unless it be Tan Its effects,.
coal. upon al.
Prepared and sold by JAMBS, C. AVER,
Practical Chemist, Lowell. Mass.
Sold in Pottsville, by JOHN G. BROWN ; Xintra-
WU. J. 8. FALLS ; and Druddltir geh nllff
,May 1,1851. 18-3 m
41 .1 am a man, and deem nothtngne ich relates to
matt fort gici Ta r litrris. "
READ I 00D.
A VIGOROUS L if e or a prenra=h. KIN
KELIN on Self Iteservation,-Only 25 cent..
• This bookaust published; is filled Tith useful In
formation,On the infirmities and alma es of the hu
man system. It addressee itsett alike o Youth, Sian
hood, and Old age, and should 'be read by all. The
valuable advice and impressive warning it gives, will
prevent years of misery and suffering, rind save annu
ally thousands of lives. Parents by leading It, will
learn how to prevent the destruction of their children.
A remittance of 15 cent., enclosed in a letter, ad
dressed to Dr. Kinkelin, Philadelphia, will ensure a
book, underenvelope, per return of util.
Dr. K., fifteen years maidens Physicien,N. W. cor
ner of Third and Union street', between Spruce and
Pine. Philadelphia, may be consulted Confidentially.—
De who places himself unde r the care of Dr. 11 4 may
religiously confide in his honor ass Igestleman, and
confidently rely upon his skill- air physician. Per.
lomat a Mamma may address Dr. K, by letter, (post
paid) and be cured at borne.
Packages of Medicines, directions,' &c., forwarded
'by sending a remittance, and put hp secure from
damage and curiosity. - Book Sellers; Mars Agents,
Pedlars, Canvassers, and all others supplied with the
above work at very , low rates
Dee. 17.1851
NEW TOBACCO, SNUFF AND SEGAR
• AREHOUnE.I
THE Subscribers respectfully Inform Country Mer
chants that they haire now on hand a general as.
sonmeet Of the best VIRGINIA BRAND TOBACCO.
Cavendish - ss. Letup Bs. Lump Gs. On, &c., at the
Manufacturers lowest .prices All. a' tine assort.
went of Foreign and Domestic . Argft A, Snuff. Smelt
ing Tobncro, Plpes,.Plpe Heads, &a...which we wit
sell at the lowest prices.
B. WOODWARD & CO
23 North ThErd Street; i'liflsdelphla,
Au f. 29. 7832. 3.5-3 m •
_ _ _
east. lr cfoons.
OTIN STONE & SONS, Importers and Dealere in
T
Frenchldlilmery Goods, No. 45 SKIM SECOND
STREET. Philadelphia, haring cotnpleted the Im
provements to their Store. are now opening taw
and beautlNl assortment of
Paris Fancy Feathery,
French and American Flowers.l
Fancy Bonnet and Cap Ribbonl:,
Fancy Bonnet Stuffs, V •
Corded and Plain Velvets, I
' Satins, .
Oros. - d'Afriques, Laces; dc., At.
To which they Invite the attention of Merchants and
Milliners visiting the city.
Sept. It, 1852.
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GAS FIXTURES and; ILAVIPS.'
MRS subscribers are Manufacturers ofGas
Fiitnr
er; thelmonevett Pine Oil Lamp", Garand Lamp
Chandeliers, Pendantsoilde Brae ants,for
abet 01rIndoles, Doquet Holder", Hall Lantana,
Parlor Lamm,, Signal Lantern', &ci
Dealers will find it to their advantage to buy of the
Manufacturer'. Also, on hand Lamps. Olasses.Olob
es, Shades, and Wick". Best quality of fine Oil.
Camphine and Burning Fluid.
EY. All work Warranted. t
HCIDRICK, MORNING & BRO., Manurre.
Wore 721 North Street, above Vine.
Factory fid Noble street. Pbilad'a.
Seat. 18.18324 IS-3m.
PLATIF'ORM SCALEW
TtIESE Superior Scales were invented by THOMAS
Swim.? *boat 25 years mo ; they have been in
constant use, and now after various improvements
are offered by the subscribers, and, wturanted cot.
reel Bed unsurpassed rot accuracy and durability:
after afar trial, (fast SPProced.thereon be returned.
SCALSd FOR HAM ROADSI CANALS, - HAY,
CAPVLS, COAL, STORES, and for weighing all
kinds of Merchandise. manufattUred &Mho old es;
tabllshed stand, NINTH Street, near (Mites 01.,P1111-
adelphia. Auliorr i ,& co.,
socconion to Ellicott & Abbott: ;
Agrists.—"raututit & Straw, 233 Market St., Phil
adelphia ; Flush Pars, Pottsvilre. '
Sept. 4,1652. ' I a30.3m
Lutassuz . YARD AT. ;11A1pU3IIIIII.
THE subscribers respectfully announce to the pub.
lie that they have eonetant f y on hand. at their
Lumber Yard at !Limburg ; - . , per N.
Pine Board.. - - - - fro , 414 to 1A
rd
Paned Boas and Plank, . - • 425 to 440
Pine Buildinglimber, - - I , " I 8 to 420
Cherry Boards. - . . ti. - at r, , 440
Maple Popltr, for Cabinet Makers, from 418 to 420
Price of Shingles. - - • I .- ••• 412 to $lB
All kinds of Hemlock Timber.
- Pale Lath and
.2olutildngleur.24 Inches long.
' • G. its W. E. EDILOLLENDURGF.II:
„' 4eptainher 4.2838. 1' * -'. 36-3m*
- Visiting and Wedding=Cards.
ENGRAVED sad Panted at abort mattes at
' , D. DANNAN'O,
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NEW MODE OF FARMING.
We have observed with intense inter
the introduction in England Of a nor'
tem of farming. by the use of new ani
mechanical contrivanceti. The-, teem
consists mainly in an apparatus ter th f
iteration and distribution of manure.
Immense tank is made to contain the
offal end refuse of the establishment. Wt
ever possesses fettiliiing propenies is'
into this great receptacle or digesting
Nothing that can Alunish the eleinesti
vegetation is sufiered to be wasted. St
ble solvents and a proper quantity of vet
dilute the mass, while currents of air; fo
in through pipesat the bottom, maintain
*bole in a state of bubbling agitation
From the centre, at a sufficient depth
ground, are pipes leading to every par
the farm. Along these - pipes, at pu
tances apart, are hydrants through
their contents may be thrown* upon it
face. • A steam engine It the centre
tains the entire appanage ilia stated
ty, causing the liquid manure to ci
through the radiating pipes as the bl
culates through the arteries and veins
body. When the farmer desires to
drops at any particular spot he Wires
nearest hydrant a tube with a sprinkl
the end, and straightway the flour
fluid is scattered over the ground like
Thus irrigation and fertilization
plished together, and no crop need stn
want of either manure or moisture.
This is the first' application of
to agriculture to any considerable esti
(miring as it &fele heavy outlay oft
few individuali can attempt if, and
largest scale it can only be done by
ciation. Of those in England who,
farming in this manner, the best kat
Mr. Meechi, of Tiptree Hall, who I
amassed a-fortune in commerce, finds,
sure io introducing new means of till
.:oil, and, chief among them is the sy
we have described. It is said to
ul—that is, to yield more certain et
erin (balky, and more abundant is qr
han can be produced by ordinary
and that to such a degree, as to pas
interest upon its coat. We need
that at Mr. Mecchi's farm every tab
machine and new discovery which
to increase the /twility and the' rt
agriculture is at once tried, and, it _
tory,adopted. There, took place tin
arable experiment as which Ame
my machines astonished the Eal,
silence the sneers at the poverty
.
can conotbuttons to the . World's Fa
But whatever belhe final verdil
world upon 44:ns ingenious spirit
hail it as an omen of excellent pox
an' attempt in the direction where
genius has surely the padre trip
achieve. It is a striking assurance
ming will no longer stupidly igoor
glecr the mighty helps that met
called to the aid of labor, and,by al
ufacturers have rendered such sr
vices to humanity. The applicsth
obinery , to agriculture must prove
in history, and gigantic benefits,
•politicat, upon the whole= family of
N. I'. Tribune.
FRENCH FARMING
A correspondent of the Wash
pubhe remarks :—" A trip of sir
and fitly miles, from the northern tot!
em extremity of France, justifies
expression of my opinion that 116
not shed its rays on so fair a land,
thoroughly cultivated. The who
is literally a garden. Every squt
from the mountain top down to ti
ravine, is made to produce soared
be susceptible of it. Their mode of
or sowing their crops whether or
hill side, produces the+ finest effect
pearance of the landscape ; the sr
for each crop is laid out in squat
lelograms with mathematical pr
whether large or small the best
not be divided with greater at
there are no fences or hedges, as
crops are in various stages of
,
can imisine - the vanety. of hues
the ey4and the magnificence oftt
that atie,ches out in every dinet
as the vi ion can penetrate. I
add, in this connexion, that set
the agricultural labor is perfui
males, while two or three hum'
stalwart men in uniform are
their time in the barracks ol 11
villages. In the absence of
are secured by ropes and driven
pastures by females.. and the st
fined within their required limi
by a shepherd's dog. Spealtior
minds me that notwithstanding
ablindant enough in market, batl
and France, I have not seen a lu
either coun.try.
LOOK TO Otlll. Otte
We extrac from J. J. Thoi
Fruit.cultur 1, upon "Repot'
chards,'"—w ich we particular
to the rea sof the Journal-sr
we know have hitherto great
their Orchards. Read the 101 l
" As soon as the first Brno
in old• orchards appears, they i
dition to good cultivation, be ft
in connection with the applicat
leached ashes. The' change
thus wrought, can hardly be
one who has not witnessed the
following experiment; similar
differing in the mode of petit
ctibed by _II. W. Rockwell, of
York, cannot fail to be inteieo
" The experiment was per
, three trees standing on my
which were less than thirty yi
Of these trees, an old fashioned
pin, and a great :avorite, bad
atelp ; the other two , made
them, to'' get up' about a
I year, just to let me know, 1
they "could do it,' but were I
ferent how it was done. "
undertoiik the renovation of t.
this purpose, I opened between
say ten feet in tenth, two feel
about eight feet equidistant'
The toots which were twee
operation, were, of course,
trenches filled with well rout
dosed. I finished by prink
about a peck of charcoal mio
quantity of ashes, and now
have this year gathered 'fon
casts' just mentioned, insteai
dividend, of a dozen apple3, l K 4
els a piece of as handsome frin
saw, with about the ode
the third, which has always
better."
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