The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, March 04, 1854, Image 4

tea anhlttittot.
MATRIMONIAL COMPLACENCY..
"TEVGnoninu coupit."—By One of 'Eta,
Sind , Jane•and were double,
I'd I l se° the world to know,
Wet', heen a good couple,
ii-,g,x) , Na couple, gol
• To no era ;c pa-- lON •
Oar or •reut ticart• r.-sp utd ;
-gut it ..+l'
For ‘o to betiond
; •
Bae t. no t 714 U a .I, arap b , ll
• A " being born sb.we,"— . •
Au n : nlitner Ira i beri tr. "
Wch bin anti w, it,. can grove:
Her dress i= more than eoptly,
Her taw in inu-ic fine—
She mil, and it Ye vagly,
•
As other people dine.
I th• , tight her once Eirgelie-r
A•fairy she did reern
'There n•d'now a rrlid
_ 01.,thut diviner dream;
Stie don'e.o , d•-ct to htnipmg
A eie.plare tilled belore, .
And over when .r.he yrs, sleeping,
1 antrgri't 1 hoard a snore !
Nor am I new her hero,
• The."wor.hipped one alone ;"
A miurimunial hero
She seemed to think me grown.
"A, brute," should I refuse her
That "dear, svieet Cashmere shawl ?"
"'Worse than a brute I use lerils
If kept in .town the, fall.
diger: ire her, abhorrence,"
She "hates the sight of wine.''
And "no presumption warrants"
%A - triend brought home to dine ;
28ho won't believe 'tut business
That keeps me late* rugiv .4 „
And oh the slightest dizsine,
I am condemned as ',11,gh1."
But soil despite the troubles, •
These little putrs ot woe,
~We make a goodish couple,
As goodut6 couples go .
To no extaiic ploston
Our present hearts respond;
t it is oulloC fashion
• For coofdit. to be tond.
•
TllltiflNG IT 'DOWN.—To one who caa
property appreciate the " points," the fol•
lowing itieident wilt pass as a "diamond of
the Brat water:" ,
. ,
A clever fellow entered one of our hotels,
Jtot long einee, and approaching the bar,
called 1011, ii,glass of brandy and water. His
request, was complied with.. Holding up
the sparkling fluid before him, tie .observed
to the bar keeper—" This is trump, ain't
• it 3" •
Yes, I spate," answered the man of
sp4its. •
41 Well, I declare! It's the right bower—
ain't it ?"
" Bo 'itte," replied the-barkeeper, humor
.
the fancy.
.The fellow stood a moment longer, eyeing
the glass, then observed : .
" Well, now, thee hard—the right bow.
errand I have to turn it down !" Saying
which he plead the glue to his mouth, and
drank the:liquor, amidst, the roam of the
crowd.
7 s .WIiAT Is A FOY , i—A, Mr.. l Stark, 113.1 t
lecture before the Young Men's Association,
at Troy, N. Y., glue defines a top:
• "The fop a complete specimen of an
,outside philosopher. He is one-third collar,
une-sixth Patent leather, one-tourib walking
stick, and the rest kid glue and hair. A
to his remove ancestry ttorie is 'sume qoubt :
;but it is DOW .pretty well. settled that , he
the sun of * a
talkie's" guuse. He becomes
testa tc' at the „smell of new cloth. He is
smneWhat uervous,and 'to dream of a tailor's
bill M;;es loin the uight mare, By his hair
pot., w,,uld judge he had' beeu dipped like
Achiles but it is ev 'dem thai the guddes
mu, hive h• itt,toto ht the - head instead of
111, , hi-el.
~`,Nt,rh,.iet:s such men are „Use
tut. It there •wert-nu tadpoles there would
he uo frogs. 'They. are not so 'entirely tp
kt.arhe !, , rzbetog - devoted to externals. Paite
dh;Mouds must, have a spletwid settitig
make them- sill. Only it seemic to be u
w aste o f materials, to put five dollars' worth
on five cents' worth of braids.'.'
30". PEACE IN AfrenlcA.
Tbe. 'cost of " breakiug the pcaCe" varies
accordiug, to locality. YJu may give a fel
low A thilitllitt . ;-'w Was.hingtoll for a mere
notritt.Q. thgt will cost you a good sum in
Neit - Y
oik - otnethinz'upttu this. •
toak was hued £5 by a magis
•-trate at the C't:illege Dubiia, fur
asi.aulttne arri l tro,r; and as he paid the mo
tley into court with considerable * reluctance,
he shot a-glance at the victim of his indis
.erehoM and 'satti !, Wait till I get you io
Limerick - , where beating's -cheap: and I'll
'take* the etatige out of you."—Buntt's Old
and Nets -En,; land. '•
al7' Boozn.--Alfred - Bunn, in his book on
Old England and. New England, says
"Booth's Othello was much liked in Amer
ica. An old Yankee, who had never seen n
play, was taken to witness Booth's perfdr•
mance of -the Moor ri and on being asked lilt
the terrain:Him/ of the piece it. he liked it,
he replied, •Yes, amazing; but cuss me if J
don't gnus that little nigger (Othello) played
as Well as any of the white fellera—rt 'not
better !' " • .'
01)
O . POSTOPTIcr YARN.--A letter was put
Into,ilie:b&x, the appearance of whiih
ted that the writer was unaccustomed toil if
use of stamps, and had - tailed to make
suck it ail. Ire - had tried, and vainly triad
but the rovcterate poitrait of her , Majesty
would curl up. At laat, in despair, he
'pinned n to the envelope, and wrote under
it paid ; provided the pia doesn:t come.
out. ,,
0:7" A CRACXED brated mau, who was
alighted by females, veiy .modestly asked a
young lady if she wound let him spud the
eveoiag with her. •
"Nu" the eagrtly.teplied, "that's what 1
won't." -
" be replied, " you need'ot be eo
fussy ; 1 docee. mend this eveotog, but some
stormy one, when I can't goaitytehere,e/se !"
• irr TujEoirox Post sATS There are
thirteen•tffoubtind marriageable girls now in
the factories at Lowell. It is pleasant:to
know in.this world of misery, that 'there are
thirteen thousand rotti l yet to be made hap.
O. Se-rew•sa-iern
37. io.vrfar have 'yqu done to lurtl4r hu
map progress?" asked a s'ententinus pbii
()gopher t i he other day or farmer Jenkins.)
Lokins' reply - was clear and decisive
" I've goi seven buts end two . gtrle..etr.”
The Philosopher chparted, and for the firs
timelu his wast‘d thought.
A -STZDENT of I,ATIY, beteg coofiurd
to hi% room by sickuera, was coiled upon by
. •
.
•• what, J , :ha:" said the visitor; •• sick
eh?' : -
Ye.." answered Jobo. " JC SUM,"
DOUGGA4 JE.RitOLD tine that—f. A
old mother Eae_ efeafid the . neee•sity y.
wtatitig the useful 2airaent called a shurt,,h)
the 'soils if Adam, therefore it is but met
for her dsuahters to wat.l) and mend them
sod sew the buttons on."
CAUTION TO W - AYS.--GCO tlonen at
particuiattl regorged uot to make Din jokes,
btiore la's:fits to troety weather, as the lips of
the. geode; sex are so affected by the cold,
that the ilight'est laugh \ Occasions them to
crack. .
rcr •'Oact on a time," an Inshrnanicti
a negro were fighting, and while grappling
with each other, the Irishman exclaimed:--
IT-ou black ikivil,cry enough! I'll fight till
I die!" "So'll I," sung out the negro; "I
alwaya duet."
•
07 A SEASONAME COSIIINDRUSI.--rWLIV is
a cold the best exercise for the nose ? Be
.,causelbe louder usually sets ihelatter rtia-
• "Wuar's the next thine to oysters,"
said one urchin to another. ..,
Why, the shells, stupid."
ECThis, WrcruartrairrowToarrarreaTes
us& fell down stairs the other ). day, sad
r broke name is three picas.
•• \
SHERII4I4"S *SALES.
INEUNCUTHSIOIII:ISof REIL ESTILTIL
lat rat= of sundry writs of Veruttriorrs Env
.l./nor and bean :Facias, issued out of the Court
of ermunon Pleas of Schuylkill County, and to me
directed, there will be exposed to Public Sale or.
Vehdoe, ou SATURDAY. the 4th day of March,
A I) 1854. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at 'the
Public [louse of,COL. FRANKLIN B. KAER
CHER, (Exchange Hotel) in the alough
rile, Schuylkill County, the following described
Rea,Z,tatei to wit : '
All that certain Farm or tract of land, *float* to
North ManhoUn Township, Schuylkill Count y.near
Orwigrbul in thr State of Pennsylvania, bounded
by lands of Beajannaßodey.John Wiltrout,Joseph
Zell, land 01 Daniel Delbert, now Charles Smith,
land- of the heirs of Abraham Hoy, deceased, and
be land of Conrad flausurn, containing two hurt
di.ed and tourty-four acres- and forty-nine perches,
wh.eh paid Farm or 'tract of land, Philip
Rafferty and Ji...nna hi. wife, by,inden
lure bearing date the 2.iith day. id Decem- 1 ;;;
ber, A. P. 1849, duly executed rind ac- as I
knowledged. and intended forthwietto be
recorded according to law, granted and conveyed
imeraiia with MIOIIIIIS Fey in tee, with the :Tour
tenances. conatating of a large two i4..ry Brick
Dweding House, with a 2 story Brick Back-building
thereto attached, a large Bank Barn, a Log S!,[o.lr
and other neconiary outbuilding.--Also, a lame ap
ple orchard, and other fruit trees—as the property
of THONIAS FEY.
ALSO, All that certain tract of laud; situate .in
Brunch Township, Schuylkill County, bounded by
land now or late of Michael Geo,ge
Kluuser ' Niche Allen, the New York , and. Schuyl
kill Coal Company, Philip Zimmer:lin and other's.
containing 327 acres unit 14'3 perches, more ur
and alluwanct—as the.property of FREDERICK
G. WERNTZ. f -
ALSO, The undivided five.twelftlis of a 'rraCt of
improved land, eiturili in - P3Oegrove Township.
Schuylkill County, bounded by land of Zec
k., Samuel Hain, Pet4r EekertrlAffiliam W'ittnan.
and others, containing.:A acres and tf9 perches,with the appurtenanc.es, corisisting of
ling House and a stable--os the property of
JOHN
STIUMPFLER.
ALSO, All the right, title rind interest
of Samuel Congdon to, the one undivided _
moiety or hail part of ihree tracts or pie. it
ce.3 of land, two or,thesn situate in Pine
grove To wnship,Schuylk ill County; the
one containing m Ilse whole 392 acres aim allows'
atice, and the other cenuaining Ifro Silt allowance
:n the whole; the third situate idEnten Township - ,
Schuylkill County, containing 930 ides and allow
ance 113 the whole. . ; .
.ALSO, The undivided fuurth part two other
tracts. &laid, the one 'Satiate in Portr Township,
Schuylkill County, containing 2l.itT; acres and al
lowance; in the whole • and the other situate in
`Branch Township, Schuylkill County, aforesaid,
containing few hundred acres and allowance, in the
whole • tieing the same tracts or t - pieee, oh land,
wh,ch'Giorge Gordnn and wife ecraveyed by their
indenture, bearing date the-2d deco! December, A.
D. 11347, to the said 'Samuel Congdon, and recorded
n Schnlkill.Countv, in Deed Book. No: 2y, page
159, dre:;on the 12th day of January 0348.
ALSO, All that certain tract of land, stmete;for
naerly in Barry. now in Butter "Township, .9...ehttyl
kill County, .containing three hundred acres or
thereabouts, with the usual allowance. Sze., boon.
Jed by lands surveyed to Johns Kelly. Henry Stich
ter, JOhniDreher and others, With the appurteuan
ces, consisting of t wri 2 story Log Dwelling Hous
es. 1 Frame Dwelling House Frame Stab'e end
Saw-mill—as the property of ' SAW:EL _
COPIODION.
ALSO; All that certain Farm or tract ;;;,
of land, isituate to Warne Township, ss v•f l
Schuylkill County, bounded by nods al
Samuel `Shaeffer, Daniel Reed, Joseph .Fisher,
George'Vagle and Samuel Fessier, Containing abour
one hundred and ten acres, more or less• won the
appurtenances, cOnsiqing of a two story Log Dwel
ttnat House and a Frame Barn—as the property of
WILLIAM FISHER.
ALSO, Alrthat certain lot or piece of ground +.ll-:
uate in the Town at McKeaneburg, is Ea , t
wig Township, Schuylkill County, marked on the '
general plan of suii town with No. 57, bounded rrif
front by Market street 92 fret 6 incite, tlienre . run
ntrig along Chestnut street 165 feet, timer. tdong
Sinter-plate Ailey co feet, t henre' along iritNo. 5111'
the property ofileury Lutz. about 140 lent, thence
narrowing end torrning two al; e, to Marl(et street.
%lilt the aprantentince*, ooni..i-ting of a taro-story
Stone DwehiNg Hoare with a Frame addition there
to
.atiarbed. and a one ,tort - Bak Kit,hen, a rin.ti I
Pratne Barn, wnit a basement 01 ft .re pr p.
erty of SENNEV.ILLE MEDLAR So CHRLSTI
NA MEDLAR.
AL:SO, All thavertain Tract ozparee: of land
-dualu in Wayne Towuphir, Sciwrlkt,l Comity.
bounded by land , nt disco , K aver, Lane , B Le
van, Joseph Shaeffer:Abraham Loo -e EA So4anon
Kt-hel,•tly . faahung' elevt-n acre, nud thirtohree
w
perches, ith the ,appurtenance', con , i•miug of
• .ne and a halt dory Log Dwehing 11.1. e an.l
Log Barn—us the properly al ELIZABETH
HL MMEL now Elizabeth Lbterill,rd.
,ALSO, All that certain lot or pi-ce of:ground sit•
Listed in, Morris' Addition to Pottsville. in the Bor
;ugh of Pointyfile, in the County . - 4 tienitllti...
'weeded and de embed at foliows;—,Be
-treini,g at the division toe of the hind :if
, ;:„...„ 1 ..„
Incur:. W. Morro! aitd land late of [Rte lH ,
Nail, American Coal Company oh thin l; t
east wardtv aide of Centre -trees,ll4hce
ti.aitt rix.ymitte degree-. along the slid land late n.
;he North American Coal Company 411 feetto the
we.awardry line of the Mount Carhon Rail R.ard
Mend.- along the came, north one degr,..ettel, e)
[eel, more or lea's ' do the lot intended to have been
conveyed to Job Whipple, thence along the name
South 05 degrees west 79 feet to the ca-twardiy
Pith: of Centre street, tnence along the santn;Soutli
AS degrees east 75 feet. inors-or less; to the place . II
b; ginning, with the appurterbincea; consisting Of a
three +tory Stone Store and-Ware-rttarae. Also„
Building two and u halF.44ore higfkonc story of
which is Stone-and the other.Framtc,whiCh Btrii
dog; was built for a Store-berm,...l6.ised Elf. $L1(•}1
Also a Frame Shed. Alto a later I Railroad with
ai
a " - witch conneeting with - . the Mo.int'Carbon Rail
road. Also a hoisting machine, with openings in
the Boor to hoist from the basement ot dr- Stnre.
house to the tipper story:-- . . the property o;
JAMES DUWNE Y.
ALSO, All that certain lot of ground. titare iti
'the Borough of Pottsville, SchuylicillCountv, houn
ded on the west and east by lot of Samuel Heffner.
on the mouth by an alley,.on the north or front by
Norwegian street, containing in front 20 feet, pod
in depth 110 feet, with the appurtenances, eonsc4-
ing of a twee-tory Stone
. Dwelling House, and 'a
Franse•Stabre—as the property (ft - PETER SHEA
RER.
Seized, taken into ixectition, and will be sold by
JAMES NAGLE. :3beritt
beriff'x Office, POll4-
vine, Feb. 11, 1654.
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE
lfeury .Idueltlyr
th`o Conti of co'intbon
Adam Stahl 5- Ple us of Schuylkill
and ail others. I March Term, 1154.
interested.
A ud now, to wit, December rie
tiou of Henry !Mettler, representing ib„ t in thc
year le.3s,Challei A. Snyder numb...wit atla'reasui.
et • A Sale, held by Joseph Otunger,Treaan'or, of it.
said Coutt:y of ?Schuylkill, MI that certairOittart of
land, situate. in the township of Lower Manduton
go, containing:7l acrd, more or leas, Stild'inth , •
reautednd as i,e property of Adam Stahi?ii Ite.own
,4e or reotted owner therein—Ti at aincelald it(tf-
Altaite by him the said Charles A.. Snyder has coo
-1 reeved ail of his interest in the said tract of land 1.%
I '',t our petitioner :—Tbat by mistake the word ••.re
d
eemed ” tins been'entered on the sale, book of kald
"Treasurer opposite said described tract of land, tel
i'Sall remains tt;mit the records in the ^aid edit
has not been erased or obliterated, to ben in truth au
in fact the said:sale of the said tract of and so as
aforesaid made, was never redeemed ny any person
and still rem tins In lull force and effect. Aild tilt
inasMuClf as the w ito eases to there • tarts May die.
praying the Corr t to,yrabta plibprena directed t, ttlt.
said Ad urn Stahl, his' heirs and assigns, and to all
others whornit may concern, a.e.,to 'non' c wile why
a COmmitsVin shall not issue under the seal of aria
Honorable Court directed to a proper person for t s
amining the card petitioner's witnyaaesin pe.pet u
am ral tneingittarn,the Court granted a rule to show
cause an by a comMisiton ettolt rot Issue under. the
seal of tins Honorable Court. retu mettle on the to!
cowl Monday in March nest, for the examittation.oi
the petitioner's witnevaes, agreeably to the map,
of the said petitioner, amt further ordered and di
rected said rule Ribs served by pooh:nation to cwt,
newspapers prolted at Pottsville, for time succe,.
sive weeks prior to the , return day' thereof. By chi
Court, JOHN lianftLati, rrittb•y:
Feb. 11.1634, 6-3 t
' NOTICE. -
ilenryiinehler j
• us.,! In the Court of Common
TObtee . },Pleas of Schuylkill Count' , of
and all others I March Term, lea..
inicresbed J I •
And now, to ,wit, December 1.9, A. D. 1.359, on the
petition rat ftehey LWOW:e n representing that In inn
year' lea, Cnirles A Snyder, porch Me-d
at -
Sale, heldny lose;in (imager, Treasurer of the
said county of ;Schuylkill, nil the: certain ttett Or
land situate in the township of Lower Maliantonci,
eontatetng one hundred aad fifty`-six aces, mitre
1140,11:Ad In the name nod as the property of INT.
intm Tohtas,tba &tenet or reported bwiner thereof •
—Tliat since .all purchase by Win chi:said Chalk..
A snyder has convc!,ied all his intiireet in the
:tic, of lend to yourthetttloner :—T hat by car:.
take tan word " redeemed" has been entered o n
the sates hcok of said ;1 r eaxurar, oppositv said ri..;
described tract of land, and stril,waslns upon th ,
record. in the pall ofhee. and bat not been erased or
otilitcrated; when in truth and In fact the said. fain
of the said tract n
of land Cl)so AS
oressid made eviir
was redeemed by ofl pera,A and ant( remains In
foil force and etrect And tiottinaarratch as tin
siiituesees U, theie facts InartLiel pray tire r.,ult I"
crab: A •Itt , pasna directed to the said WIMP m To
'.ins, his twirie and steitgne, and to 011 others w hoo
ir• v ia. , y concern, &c , to show CAORt why a rommi.
.inn ?hall not thin tinder the sent of this lioto;ro
n:e tour% directed proper ( 01 eXasnltti,
the stld petitioner's whimsies in peppermint az: tar
merlin. the Court granted a rule to SLOW Lamle %Rs
commission shallnot Issue under the anal -01 thin
Honorable Court, returnable on the second m ith d os
in March nail. for ths examination of the po It i„,;
pr's witnesses illreeartly to the prayer ~r,o l d
loon, and further ordered and directed tu'e t.
be served hv•publication in two iiii in e ht ,ith nis
at Toilet Ille: for time WVIC.MIVII Weeip fart rr tom,
•
retorn d the.rksf. Dy tine r mitt,
JOHN' fitkßLiN. Prrth'y
• 13 it
Feb. U. 1854 •
The Best The Cheapest,
corner of CE 1v77111 MAIIA NTONGO
oteasenteet Rout• uhd mutt LOnrenir
cb.tonwie, µfirre 5 few huotit,d ■peeturene
ha seen among which areacme ~tour great...lt State,
man and Ladira. Pr.on.lent'r House, Genrya) Prat tit
dce. Treel..l7 Buildfitt: and Girard Cot Wee . AU air
nr lied to tall and «Amine these epecttuen■ be they
ar. wail worth a slat/. '
Persona who Pave had diffictilty In e.ltleg Fill trni
hin , hPre are Inched to ilea me a trial, ea I toon.
a suimilor PIXY-LIGHT and AIDE•1.1011T Arcln,;e-
phlidretN,Llkencafea taken In a few feconda, try
in'AMPraied 'protefis. * Call early tk, would a
crowd•
' litiperlor rictiiret, Pentland Cheep Cele*, at grevt
ly fed u cod prices n* Cy VANDLNIIIII:Wii
Devierrean Rooms, Cot. Centre Sc Itishaniongo este.
Me Gentlemeh and Wire 'may rely upon ['MUM
nakerlor Plana...snarl polite attention.
November 5,1555 45 t I'
DUREMirelit DIGEST—NEW EDITION-17a0
--18 53,-4slowrn cDllloll—Edited by F. C. IitiGHT
LT, Esq., ly Mariginel References ; Foot Mates to
the Judicial Decisions and the dotes of the Acts : •an
indez or 20 Pages, retorting to-the-section as Well
as the page, kt ,
la one conesnleat leapeslalbrtavo Volume. Nice
85. Jun published lad for aile'by •
' • ' • 8. BANN&M,
T
Law lad Miscellaneous Bookseller.
bee. 3,1823
• , wawa% I Taun t ..
F OR Safe at MaßTlN'tt DitC43 /aqua, au anti[:
among
uteot of
c mare ' s Marshs Improved Trout%
~
Doable mid Moils Imprireed 'names, 1 11111111r,: "...'
Do, do do old male do --- Lr
Clara Abdominal Ilappoltva.
Ladles' (moulder grates, . , •
Ottatlemaa'a glaatte 810 coder aboulder Braces,
tlospeneary Bandages, 8 ' , and Cotton.
JOEIN '8: C. MARTIN.U.a. •
Iles. IN, JUL Mt(
MEDICINAL.
CSIIIABILATUD casfiaar.
udetsals itts - ptiLlto - iUs rOsititi - itute
Apatatleuethe irktoitatb4loeuld 'Loa, that to t ook-
Susumu:: w ' rtlr ets friritds, sad autae at the. Itnret 'lO
- trio Slasittal litcasty, It WlLldrtttled 44-
ramble error to tae public, a tew veva:l'4ol4 et
shown celeittity, beteg, prepared with Abe greatest
act, teed en tut iipast sttbit/..
tit tti tot the tutUtiihUi FUrluitea-astute' limit ate
dooStog.the coustr) fit the tutor el panaceas had
CUL% aus.prepAled to) the 114,5 t issurthi sort tuttcri
nsty to Ours all diseases CPO SOW
lut.uulay. •
. toad vett tisilscL. • i
.1 hat tb4:-.lle4ictueounuutuututeaby ItLnical.zi,
lue,ualug abliv rec.:Ansi for Cuughs. •
t:teeut ul Cuutphur,tut tuututuututtu t ;
et aro, 3itup fat Worms, „ i
foutb Walt!, Of decayed teeth s and d Iseaied sum's.
family eitle,ut blued ruttlyet;havebeeD a we el _
uses, WI bays giVien more flatly rie(ion.
th:peny time! tnedicules Delete Ole public, Wes
prepateu emu regard to their
. utelutueta ere lull)
sonny the Mai ul the ullll;cteit. Gime thew it trial.
A few powetauttee.SUUS %hi the above andicipos
.re kirlielying ut waist:ail pattousge. On the first
placed they are pecputea by is regular rbystetan.also
understands the 4pultealluu u I latOsithes to dtsea
es, atid cunseqUeutly are _perfectly sale to take
B<cuudliOthey Wore bred - used worn universal sue
itt ~ Aiiii .1 iv e I( Irell iliOle•aitiftololl than any urn
er .le4i,:tues uttered before'the piablic• libildlit)
they are the only suedtctues that hare gained the pa..
erunag , ot- j ithysielans, where tney nave Dten WWI ,
wiki a utirilly.) they are put up to larger guantitits
CoL'.i‘n Cim Prmeilll3.llany other Medicines ollered
'.afore the n tbllt,of the same hind. its the subscri
ber haas n nioettifterlitliates in his possession 01
ilie blithest iidtburity.lrbefir they bave been Used
with the WO 631103C10CY results, he will publish a
few of them, kelingentisged that a trial will i rail re
omit recommendations. Try them uhd sath , ry y our•
self of their. deperwelty er all 00,, .
Jisad and iv Cottiited• •
ndersigned, - having been made acquain-
Le d with the ingredients entering Into the tompotinds
known as lllekleyls Family Medieines, also. having
grescrlerl and known them to be used, with the
mast satisfactory rettultioaYe pleasure , in raying
t h at we believe they fully meet I lie d yogi! for which
thev are, rf . .COLll4.llded. • • '
JAS. 61100VMM/61E, M.D• ,
' U. EBICK. M. It. •
WM. McMAHON, M. D.
wesievll. firai.llllErt 117,
WM. H. MaGILI..3I: U.
0. 11. ti1Er1 . 11.11.6.111', , •
Core of pail is the . ids Gad cough frog* protruceed
, k Liver Cessplaist.
flobert Adams,latioting undir Chronic Liver
COM p!nibt,ticcomparded with a short dry cough, loin
In inn side and breast, general debility, loss of appe
tue,:iflet trying all the usual remedies recommen
ded tot soughs and diseasee of the rioet, with •nu
Gettelit, she was recommended tan.) , the ]tore Preto
eat. remk . whieh she not only derived itnium,lime, but
peracAnentri.lltt. •
John Adams. son of firs. Itobett Adorns, was al
t«d with a very severe cough,pain Int be alde, and
sore.,.ess produced by Incessant toughing; he war
inklin.,d to try trie, Rost Pectoral. To use - his own
bins ue ge, the fi rst tlese,e ;tablet. blot to enjoy .a good
rest—in the , mortiing be elpectorated about.
11411 pint of matter. continuel to improVe until
ht: tough entirely left I n to. it also Lad the effect of
stren;m.entog hts breirsi,whiett was naturally,weak;
Ile afro says that ne has recommended it to a sum
bet
oi pis friends foljaimlltr complainte, end in every
c.,e It hoe wet, sattsiaction.
Thu shove persons residents of the town of Dan
viii.f,-eling tnat they have derived great benefits
from lye use of the Ross Pectoral; settled:A.. the
above ,:tattment, for the benefit of those who may
'be ton Outlet' nianfivr.
REAT otrar... •
Los roacirr mom! with one bottle of Rase Pectoral.
Nits, WblV.OOlOl . Huth Townahip, Notthum.
bast Ind County, fur a number of .years an invent!, in
the fall of la :S.l lost thence of tier Voice Isom a severe
cold -es; conti.icted itilttttYttig a number of ',Me
dics, wait no benefit. she was entliely , catered by ii.
Grog oar bottle qt !tole Vectoraldatcr which, she
1.,,t 11.-r come again, front a fresh cold she contracted
and was again restored by,..the use of another boffin;
site thee, - took four trollies Mote to strengthen her
two st, from which site dcrivcd.the most decided be
nefit, on I has been, in the enjoyment of excellent
health from t hat I ins to the present.
Ch.: oboe« statement to-obtained irons-Dr. Verret!,
I'liy:ortan who ;Attended Ler,' also her mother,
u Ito tt,loks that site would not he living at this time
If it ned not been tot the nose Pertoral.
U luviVP, :an 23, k5l.
AnetAer AfarAed Cite Effected
Mri. being of n naturally' weak
Intl delicate cOnniUtiO”, very su..replible to told.,
was with a very Frvi - re cough.pain a nd sore.
ne,.l of flat nrebst.loss..if Appetite; brier u•ine a
at:miter of the I,lollhlreutedtes trout wlllbh abe den
vt no heat-fit . :he 1K43 cured by taring One bottle .4
rt. 4 l'eciortat.a4A is tot heenjoymentot better health
than cur ',ears prey tuna • LUnuv tile, Pee. I, lisSU.
I) Tlll Fiti.l.olXlNii•
Thiel I one of Ler , a tiougest [does tnat can be pro.
.1 LI Li In v:A. of t tie v tnuc• o(n gueuiviee.
iltt' , ley t—ltt reply to your coquilles
tills the effects of the ito.,e eettoral In my ,
tt afford., u,c plertelne atd tratlsfnumn to in
inn,. in my "Wit Case, t win, alfetteli With
,itil a COUSII ain•ut three Weeks, winch tiou
olco:1 ,ery iiincti at night 55 10 dfidurtt my slee'p.
I a !with: • , 1 - ymur Pectoral, and by in-
Orni tat,lespn. nful three successive nights,
In gffi,e to t"...1, entircly [hied. • I have also
ta.;e !It to on. tie e.ittefacnnn o lilt my children, Butt
10 :In.,' re mai Ter t wO5 in the cure of my fa.
thei; at tin i• ttlittie year .1 age lot
ii- t,i hlty yesislA ill/Owen linti Lied with Asth
ma, a 110 t migh o mch dt.tri oiColrlor 'very much.(par•
ticulcrly when he would take cold,) and for which hr
ne.ltrimi a number of renie.flee in 'Bin. I Induced
niti, o try a inane of your Rose Pectural,and moat
,conderfut to resat.., hy, I he time ho had taken half
- mute, tloset ni nue tahleepoonfot 'three times e
enint Iv cost,. ilt;pine ynn may "fled
4,1,11 y aluracial ut person.. ,-imliarty affected. I re
./ WIN FULLY,
Jf rirot tiancock,:Foley,lion 'atonal - ra,Liairellio.Pa.
•UanvJlle, bee. 6,1559,
LYtettr Nickley .—Being in the citipl9 , of Masers.
tlatictf, a & Poky. with riling' you have eetablielied
to Ag,4i.cy. for the Pain of your Family Medicines,
I,takeldcaltire in lurcroill.¢ you, that V III as far as
we have :in opportunity of lodging of their virtuet.
from pees...its w tr. ,Ita*e teed them, that they glee
genetcf,:,tipfactis , n. Yuuta respectitilly,
JAMI;r3 COl;dA Ill
' .
, YATTINi.
• Stitt Anet/icr.
Do. tot Wm. M llickiey—Dear SDl—Please' send
Doe.. iloz, Rose Pectoral as soon as you CaO; it
In now setting k tiown,nud we Mid It to he one unite
best mr,Drinett for coldi we nave everhad
CLEMEtitI K 11.C1lILER. '
Nov. 24, IE:Ct
Dear f+.r, underitaned, being in
L the en'
Pl•.y (.1 11-exrl. GroVes
,and Comly, whoa!: store
yoki t,:t,r au Agency for um tale of y o ur Family Med
[WM We, have liatinn opportunity of know,
Int; tne opllllool Cr lilinict9ulltillVidUalt wh014149:
and i hat they puce eennrat entisfaMann
Xi , have sold a prat many iff your Pills, which erei
untvertilly liked, beim; vci3 mild In their operation;
RUNG.
Dant* tile , Amer, IX. M. l pig.tat.
Doetor ifickle3 :—As a tribute of In‘4l it, for yourl
skill in prep rfng one of the very leest and moat et:
recto:el re.medles th.it I have ever known used fort
cough. an,: coldo„pernitt me to inform you that hav4
tog had a very bad relugh and cold; I took one bottle ,
of y.. 11( Rote Pectoral, which acted liken charm, of
folding nit the mint decided and immediate relit/C
I hav•reeontinciaded it to a number Of persons, and
have idiSO harlau opportunity Of observing the results,
and ran - eafely ray that in every cage It has given sat.
ietaitiOn Balletleg vl,ll remedlen to be what they
are relaxretard, aid worthy the patronage of the
community ,I remain yotirs,reqectfully,
• AARON .W. COMET,
Firm or Gorily & C roves, Iron Cn. ritore,Danville,Pri.
lioetor hirstav hie ad to certity,that aboutthree
month, since, mytvlie . was attacked with Rhenium
lions throughout her general system, but particularly
tog nandeand feet. whin we te very, much' aweil .
lon, for the taut month ahrhaa hero confined; to her
bed: and has , :tot been alilt to either turn or help her
,elf, after having rrcourse "to every remedy 'I conic
he-.r.d,w,itli no fment, she continued getting worse.
who ing of her recovery, I was advised fu
try trot- Cream Camphor, ao the last resort, and,
can lately that to afforded her immediate relict
.tad although we ballti used but two bottles, her
health is (oat improving; which I can rittributeentire
y t o toe use of your Crean. of Camphor,as.we ham
tired nothing else. Yours truly,
ELIJAH tiF,ARCH. Danville;Dec. 1,1852.
ilickiey,.Rear Stir:—.As I have, had some cape.
sins: a , w e ll a 4 obrerVirrein in reference to the goon
nullities of some of your Medicines, I would inform'
you th , ,s übmitvienteeu tu'ouths store, thud an attach
hili.me remittent fever. which left my breast tote
c.l wealt h accompanied witli a very troublesome
Coocli After trying a number of remedies, with ho
I woo cared with teas than a bottle of your
Hone Pertorators my breast was very core irate tough .
nig, it Itld 3 very soothing effect. Front Its having
'orb a decidedij;benefitlal effect in my case, / wet
led to make enquiry of different persons whom
knew had need li; as to its general merits, and found
one of a great number who bare used it, but oti t
care to ir.did not give the most entire satin
faction Hoping 1. 1 ,1,1 may asrlat to bring your Valour.
ale nvdiclnes into general notice.l martin yours,
, Re-v. JOHN
Pastor M. Ppiecopal ChtirCh, Milton, Pa.
• Dec. 6, tab%
. .
Dr. 11.6.1,1 7 -Sli: —A. my wife, who waa * Mohler.
with d dry, hatd tough;also sour stomach, dependent
❑(ton debiiiiy, similar to Dyspepsia was entirely re•
ileced by using two bottles of your Hose Pectoral--
permit me to say that I consider It air - excellent re
medy. Your., respectfully, Rev. Mr. WILLARD,
Pastor Lutheran Choreal. Danville. Pa.
• Llanelli.. Jan. 31.1953. •
Dr. Dlckley—Slr:—Asa terotnmendation for you:
mvaloable medicines, I would inform you that sincei
.ay at rival in Danville, not being able to procure Obi!
mine retnedles, I hate been in the, habit of uslng,!
,revlous to my residence here, I was ficduted to 1,13 i
your Hose Pectoral In My family, eller - whom perm
i ,bring under very bad colds. and find it snore elll- 1
cietepohan any medicines i have ever used,l. timid
aced it In my own Case. Also, that o: my wife, my:,
cater-hr-lair and.children,and in each and everycas,
ti oiediound it equally beneficial. I have also trier:
rout Worm Syrup and CI cam of Camphor, and have,
found them also very effectual V.oure respettfulkv :
' wk.:GAEL. OBGTES,tirno of J. P. ar. J. Groves. ,
Dr. Litchlee : —Doting the august term of Court' at
Ilanv ille,-It 4 ”, 1 slept with my windeve upond Ir.'
the mornloy. found that 1 had taken 'suck a cavern'.
old that'll vital who d Id - lenity. I .could speak suffho
.-tautly - bind, so auto be understood, having heard of
!cm celebrated virtuea of your Rose Peetoral,l was
.,:duced to try it; and to my agreeable surmise and .
citisfaction, we: entirely cm arl,by the Dens I had la.'
atm halt It brittle of it. Sii.ce then. whenever I fe,el,
;:,: , ,etrect..q cold in my system, I take d fits dn•:
.: .; - ,
fa t
• bout it retteven sur•Ler. and more ‘olflcitially.: '
ban any i till , iiie I have ever takes]. In insfdlitoo,T.
,vouldinteisto you that my %vire had very3severe at
tae.4lof - Kheumatism In her arm and shohlder,fron,•
whirr, she suffered a greet deal of pain and froth
witch iilif woe entirely relieved by the /use of thr. ,
cream or-Cathpbor. CORN MAIM GLECKER,
Derry township, Monroe, County.,
Having been cured of a pain In my,atm (similar of
„bhecithatitin) which dev:lved roeputne free 01.0 of It.,
• .r :snout IA r nit-nibs, By ushigorte bottle oft:resin!
.f Camphor I IVOTIIA o'llr 11)31 ] crhitlder is the h e n,'
remedy at the kind 1 have ever need in my famitil
nd I would freely regoirmend Ittoothers with she.:
ilaialfcctions Tams rtspectfules. -
• : JON.Ci. WOLF, aUshlp.,North'd•Co., -
My wife having fiteninathim of the arm for a nciiit
..ar or years, which prevented her from using It in
bong her work; after having spent a great deal e'
money hp trying dlite'reol remedies with no benefit' ?
era.. c elite!, cured by Using only 011 h bottle of Yont
,'ream 0 3 Camphor, . WILLIAM EVANS, :
Miner for 1.1 - 11, Wood, B. Point.
Doctor Illtekletr:s—ifaving received a .very severs,
~njury In my side by fatting off a load of hay, hush
which I was onable to follow my work, was reecho'.
:nainied to try a bottle of Cream of CaMphot, which
affordeilimmediate relief. GRIFFITH CARR, ! .
Rush fp.. Piarth'd CO'
.
My wife, suffering from most excruciating paiii;
throughout her general system, which prevented her
fron,leeping, (betog necnclont.d by along and piis
t , tt , t.'d sprit of alcknece,) for which she need • 15#111--
'bet ofremedles without benefit. was entirely relleted
by , he use of Cream of Camphor.
• 0%11 IT. DROWN,ldurgerin Dentist.Danvllle. Pb..
Cilleoured of Roust Complaint and .eggs, (0.147°
pars' standing,) by from Brap. •
MI Mind being afflicted for the last two years,Wlth
Bowel Complaint and Ague, until it was reduced's io
a mere skeleton, I tried a number of remedies idith
n • permanent benefit, until I gave It a bottle of your
Worm Syrup. since which time it hes been welt end
got quite fleshy. I ; also have recomnieneed 'it lii;a
..timber of nay friends. and in every case It hasgitien
satisfaction. ' ... L. LEVI., 1
At Louis Lamm. Oferehant4Denville: •
I have used your Worm Syrup In my farolli•lnd
consider it not OtifT effectual, but the most pleasant
ertictel am aciwalutedwlith J.LAsHILLS,DansItIe.
Having used your Warm Syrup In my family, It
helps my children more than any preparation of:the
itinsLandpi snore Pleasant to take- D. MORGAN,
Montournow,sranytita.
I have had neeasiontouse your iss.ctsa eisrasl I
myfamtly,and prefer ft to any Vernalftige s naire Wei.
FRED. DUB. Frosty Valley', - Yeentrut'ss.
DrAlekleyr—freving used r yOur.Worm Syrup and
Cream of Camphor,and Family Pills in My fitulliv,
they gave good astistaction. and I considerthern! the
mow effectual and pleasant remind/les we nave Midis'
our family. ' JONATHAN R.RlGnam. &ranchos.
Having aleurvissf my mouth very bad, I was; In.
deceilto try a bottle of your Tooth. Wish, Whine ac.
tad like a charm. hardening my gums; and remaking
all disease.. JONATHAN R. MODEL, Denying.
The above medicines are for sate ,Wbolesalc arid
Veen by W. M.RICIELEV.M D.,lMoortemr.Dentills.
Also—For Pale by the folk:mini agents InJlebtul
klllCocinty i ";•...' !
c • !
. Clemens k Helelsr,3no. O. 'Rrown,Jobb B. C.
'Canto. Dr- • flantlenron. Poustills . Mast Wenner
h.' Co., 3. - IL. Rome. Mlnsrsvitte i Coo Reppller,
ltssisit Parkin, ft. Claim Geo. Itsitiroyder, New Cu
-11 ell C. Connor, Aolgand.
kir.C..oll as thongenin and s tint:du oon41n•
au.,lliptaln Otte nuINO. .
awl Plegi.
E 9!!!
.DRY - : - GOOD&: - & - 7
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•
~`'''''._'•,,'. .- ii'elise - Caipetiggia,
AT R.
M. EEATTY•I3 . OId S tand ,, aortic; of Centre
arid 'Notatrditatt atreci, Pottimillt.'
Imp COY Carpeting *. . 1 Floor Olt Clothe,
Intogiti do . , 1,. Table ' do = .. .
Yebitrita . do ' ''l . While Maniggl,
Ragi t, gr. - .1. Cheek •. do •
Oleic t.; • do • l Door Mats ,
. .
f3Abli):4 full gisantgent GI Window Ildasinte, and
ElttuYve complete. • . . i
Rieb Oflloted Daniiekt, . I Daft I.lrien gliatles.
Wattled blorreas, • j Traiiiuirp;tit do. ,= -
And enibroidered !audio i•hadeo. ,
E. 35.• Beatty having mode .1. raagemenia Wi th the
princ)til ma a u hitt urere Pir a cootiant atiPPIY O P the
netvei4 dtalgoe la carpeting itc„ it therebt enabled
to cdraq to the public a ctioice eAvonment or.the above
touda ot superior quality; *wadi the lowest city pit-
A011'1.165,1. • ~. ' - ' 141 if••
oirrawr ruBLIG Pironca .
t4iFlt3.6ll4.ValotN tic (liagtlEfts avail them.
/V/ . clece of this method of returhorg thvit sincere
,thinkh to their friends and the public grnuraily for
the veigllberat patronage hcAtowed upon theta. and
NI heave to announce that they art , TWIN prepared to
oAr ht the public tltt halanee of , • the,ir Spume arid
soinjw., Gonda, at a trehier,douv ;aerifire. in order to
mahe'roont foT one of tilt largest and moat chore
stoelt of tail lia.ta ever brought to this place.
The'y hare akd On lintrat a ,pleudid new clock.
w Rhin the last WeCh,ll.lW.Opfl nod ready, tor
Ineptly:llmi, tit extremely low limes, dayteg rompcti
to the choke In atylea And quality hring fully
deteirclned to m:emulate -no old arock. but set, at
pri :erg, to •nati re grid is cash While tlorolteure
nanintiii fresh; and ilmienson of prepat
atieitror laving in otl,r clasi gontig • taiyrra willfnd
t gre4tls' In Mei/ advn magi!. 1.11 call he
ore yurCilletilll s
Atikuat - 32-It
•
;•
• OUR COUNTRY' IS -SAFE:
,
11;: INCE t t sohntribers have nyeited,st their - *min
above the Pc..lothre,iinentirf newntonk
of coildg, purchased hi Skw York, at.ensti Itlemea
ablinii them to Fell rksaine titan any bacr Start Eft rite
Con' t ity f Their wick ton:fisis in path of
and Fancy Dien Silkg, • •
MonJ,elin de Laitie,:. at.ti emend nowardo,
yliihet and Frentit Merinoes,
I.!.,t,etit ch,the, all elindes and qualities, .
$1144, - .!:1 -OpZIEFIE, • . . •
•
Plain bad Figured colored alpacae,ai I'2l rte.
anti Onward+, • .
A: tine as,ortuient '4 Calico,
Peached ana liableactiA Nualini,
ranaela,all rotors find 11114iilieL,
f d
riseys, Checks, " - .. ..., .
• .
.if,
tar aearlrtarenfortitiaw to, . .
140aler.Y.Wocrien Blankets. Cinthe, Strtluette, '•
' Finer and Table Oil Cloth.. wt., &c.
Trlgether with a conprai am.iirbent of-Goods to
tolette the fancy and suit the wants of the rtinintunl.'
4y . ' Also, a: large stock of sugars, from 5 to 9 ct nt•. ,
CniTer, , Grant! and Mac kTe a.,very 'cheap, with every'
variety of Quechrware and Glassware, at prices low.
er than they can be two:alit elsewhere. They will he
brppk, at ail ttnisit. to show their roods, free ofroor l . , .
{lenge gil'lltriese a malt. . - .
Vountty Mere:l:tutu will find it In 'theivadvan.;
sge (a gait apt examinq the neviOnnds •
, • • FRY & 11C411TZ.
H. 1R53. ' tf
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celj;eni, , Grintle;tonel,Guuou, Lirittc, j ?
?lab, I:iilrodd Iron, noary, rcogkn, ).iOI rt B. Sieti
daft; etijna. - 6b0nc 1 ;1,3, bar, rurptit- I -. , ..
Int:i',.l . ltiOitit and Lumber. • •
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.1,64tw,r0t anti Prati,liarii,,iiariO.Y,
Juilol Mild florae, Cotio I
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lia.94.C..titting,,rou:itt ; lii,iletl, Bar or l i r ,
.111fiiI0 6 !fl:4 Iron, tiol;i•r i'iht.:l., Flat r ' 1r "• 41 111 '
tr,ll,ttairoad Iron, Lead and' &lion, I
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quirt ay: l'orntorrl,,lN:nlln'and ~.pitrcs i
4alt(l'to lilnne, Sugni, ribitpelfe' &
-rnLiirc,i, untnanufbrtutrd. .../ .
',LOUR pei barrel, - • 23c.ts. II Cl*.
' 110 Clara .. A pple6, - 11rari," II ti nes 1 '
o,enso, cord.rire, Earr hen-ware Eggs, 1 . .
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Grorce Ilea, (e.Ccepi I lO:O‘r , 'f toted) he nip I .
•lairlware 6r. Cutlery; llollow..u;are. I .
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Initi.L..mther, Line t•-•titek, .-.lanutai . ..- ~- 17 cll. 9 cf.:
tur:ro of I ron,ar Mitchtitery;.oll,oys-
tnri, 'Vainly,. Ilan lii,n.s, nags. Itus- I :
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,lii'Sneetlrtta,;Coe:fn., steel, Sweet I , i
r'errutio..s, Talton . Vin,rrar &%V r, j ' 1 ;
' ph Cl:l6f .—Nok, tint Stallnltery, - )
I,ll,t A a n d. sit"
~,ii.tatiiliine, & ...-litirit ti 1 - • ii.•
Atc.Ctun, Wasv and tiutieniiVair,
ii arc, 4.:onfectlontir). pry (itittis, } VI eta'. II r 111,.
tangt, Fre*h Flu ii, Meat .i..: Fran; 1 .
Fut...iv' I.l,ltlg.ra. iIuPA; tipiril a Of
rnrilentineje RP , NV 1 nen and Wool.) .
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Mirth !.1551 • 9-ti
A avcies taiN:s.rcioiru
TRAVELING.
DRAFTS: PASSAGE, CERTIFICATES.;
Arrang(tneho tf.t L• 33.
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• -•c.'"' Dowstaa, I:itt a a et. br. Co., r" . .
6 nI y 'anthooe.• et l'axen-er
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11 :' $‘ -' , I N • V . gentA lor the -7.. , W a 1.1.0 W
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'-,-,• T all. LINLo: P.P.EK'f sii i rr,
.:,
eta corm tavrei, Not, Yofk .;._.•
No 5 ituotiNr Ron if , ov,poni, , ,•• !
Agouts in trolo2d. • . .
Dinter Kenny. No. ai Even Quo, 1)011;141,'
dd wma li. t, ti bar) ISC Cu., Mt, rthe Wu Quoy, Ceirk-, - .
i 1 than 11utvney.5territanta Qaay, Wa.erford. ..
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46 wat , l sletto.inaH, 4 i,:dlora ttna;i, Lltnerick.
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.1.11116 ,44:, , a, Jr., 14,466.e.1erry
-141-11. :s.tavern , . te Cu.,3 Wea:Camphr:l.D. Elasgata• ;
. _
4bartey 6:- Nlalcnint. Chme , :al gutty, ttrifa,t.
dant oel Eingan. 5 'and 6 Meit; , l6l6 Quay, Newry:' '
liter Duffy. 35 Quay iiit . LL-I,l.laodati:.
iiflin Eant.ing. V. - •,...: rfoo.t. Di.aaltetli.._•' ,'
a 1 i..,,: t ,ji, n ,,,,,, a r .J n . In Kt. Andrew et, E...linbttieL
LivOrpool PaclteXs, • ' ...
ij-Altio and Iron. Live filuut,Gth aLd 2lat ,, f eeety Ittolitb
shl'li LI,V V. 1 - 11 . 1)0L.I Sliip CteA:iI'ANTINE
1:3114 -Ketsrtiry.. J Ca) t, Do 0,4.
ivlt fp CON , ,Tyrilrut:,i sh. A TAMItTGALLATIS
ca(o.. brava', j y Lopt Delano..
ship NEW WORLD,i .-., hip , N ,- lititiliToN.,:.
i .
Capt liaLtht. I • Cato. W. W lit none,
QUEEN Or Tllll . t 1 F.ST i :i,:i, A ‘ , If:ItICAN LIN IC•N.
Capt. IlaEctt. I . .' Capt., 14ett.1,1'....:
i , ,
. , . London Packets, .• .
,
',ail to and from tnntton ev er : i•.•rna le. :11horst 7a y.
,Ibip LONDON. . , I rAfp PRINCE ALIttItT
,I• Capt. Hu bbto 1. 4 cant Ittartrah;.
liii 120bEhT PELL,: l'elftETOts N, -
I
l' Copt Cnadwi• - k. I . - Cent. hle”.ia, .
:ORN EMUS il It I N N EL, 1 PATER: 'IIEN EV ~: '
' Capt. EletCo•r, 1 • Ca;•1, fitiffbnit,
aMERICAN cONOlili.aS 1
I (New Ship) ~ •.;
i Cape. %V 141 Ilan a. . • Capt. —l, •
;1141161111e11alt pheAtt ',hip-. aaltir.g weekly ;-3141 al
'We a regular tine o( jo.thee 6.11.f1ng weakly 16 , Attu
Orlea no..
:. All theme Sitips are will It urn fp r their tamLfrta•
:fie itecomnirotation( and that fart tailing qualified.
they air. comma bdi ii by 16 , 6 oicha :art et a ld. ~ . .1 pe
cienee, 460 nun reinat an t,;•• fur iboin Fond nes•• it, t be
it!aeorpge rd.
let
It l'aesen3ere. ate nitnislitti inllllllrovms ar.cor:fing
..i6 A 5.1 of PAYUCIPIeIII,6.IIiCh is earn Is glee yllllfir.
It Is not net.rsenty to e,alt fora "Captaitt's'Litter
from Lire:poet heftite litirrie ; Passengers
4te any. ever reynwt•ted to prece tit litielt tot tlilehlCS in
Liverpool, three daye b••tore ih.Arepilai telling day of
he Ship.
atlice in Liyerponi,hin. 5 Resent Road,
dated epposite the Cfitience Dock Gate, Where...the '
(camera tuna' liner Ireland p 104e:wilt, on arriving
ithnuld gn leihtedeltely to the orrice with thelrluit
which Will ho .tared free to elialge, l• •
Vartiei have the option of paying the pope or
their GP- rid. , front any Pun in irelanti. lit while heave
'limy hair only r.• Pitt iii the wr,,, of Our Aileitt at
ileareat putt or embarkation, and present their
,L,;;Gcue,, when th e y will fi r froncifila WWI .:itmir
llizeg.rr r e by gteitiiier to Ltvcry..cl.
1111 LiVetpool the !thins li.• in %hi: , Waft/lon (Sick
'in London, In the' Londtin 13,0. ; in Mew Vnyk:
Piers IQ 3,,d.20. E. R.
' Remittances to England, Ireland, Sootland
and Wai•:s. ,
We itiAtio Draltstn amounte litiirs Cl and upwordm,
w filch a re payable• at eight. rm. , of eh, ' rge, at
The Hank r.f irelvnd.,llllfilin. and all :IA Wail/
Meant , Glynn; Milne fi Co., Oankeri., - Lombnid it.,
London;
The National Dank 6Y Sauiland Glasgow;
Mer Ara. Bowman, Grinnell'& Co., Liveinnot
Pgr.1.1.15 re••tding :n'the cannery •lectttine of len,-
din: money to ilieor frittidg or eneiging their pies:qe,
ten d. 1 , , by remitting the amount in a I. tter'poa
pol 1, athin.m.ed to Ales re,. haw man. Grlnr.ell O. Co ,
with fall dlrvetilita;, sl bleb trill lie corn ctly attended
to and s receipt rerkrued by thereat
For furl herinformation annly by letier - ; phut•
paid') to itOWM MC,'GRIN NELL tkCO.
tfll'i et, New It'Of k.
Or 5 R•gent Road. I•Ivclpoul;
,a to BENJ. BASNAN,I4II., Putmilie, Pa. .r.
Or L. 15, ..
PASSENGER TRAINS.
OF rim rsitAVELeitiA DING
tiltAlLlttlAD—h.z V II 711 It AILIUNGEMIINT.—
%row Phtlad , -Iptila w rtr_tyjelik. gin “ncatto )lay
1 7 . 1e.52, there wit. gene passenger TTatins 'dally
Olindays r aver:deo.; uerween
grid Pottsvt;l,,.
MoiINING LINE.
The Ex preqs Tram ~,vvs Philadelphia elailiexcept
siendala. et 71 II'CIUCK, a. 7tl. The 11*,ty Train leaves
,'ettist:te dally,:nnuove excepted :4 7ju'r M.
AFTEtiNuo:. ' .•
The Way Train re.” - ia.rniladelptita ditty; except
iundaYs, at 31 e - cluse. 1. he lixpresi. Trgin
mares Postsvlllt can't, eseei.t i,d:l:.a, at:rio'clogk,
rM., ,
Houk:4 PEADING
- . .
Fot 0 ciocK 10 ntloutea, A: M.; nod
I cerlor '!.l Ai. For l'vtlavthe at p olock
.44 itiluatol A. M. and ou•cioc.ll. P. DI.
13,3111 Traln*stOp at ual t he :gallon, along the llo.r.
ITEM
• ~t :toss cars 2d Ow/rears.
,terndinv to NlVt:etyma ifil 75
. 6 sl 45
do , to 1'0tt5`.1,.... 1 05 • 05
?Mind's 275 • 225
Depot tri Pott'sviiir, nnioar of Union and Railroad
.Itreeta rear of Atot.tittin 11011fre.1.amiengetteannnt
'later the cnra note", itrustioeowllb a ticket-1'
Fifty pound., ot oaant.ge Will the allow., t to fWI pas
lengrr to Uwe, tinny, ann paaatotrera are pipreatily
prontbited from taiiitte anything ar hamar, their
own wtaritivipparei, wnich wilt bent 9teljak pf Its
..wort.
Byurdet of ihe onsets of 51.tnagees
n ORNln'oltD, tionretnry.
June 5, 23.41
summit EXCURSION TWO'S.
Fll t;AD - GLPtlIt
ANDIMO/IN° liitICRPAD.
N , and after t3U,711/A %%June Mi2.lind on eir.
Lfery following e•onuay, until further nottte,an
4apreas Errtirsion'raysenger Tratn wtitleitvr Phila.
A. at,iatiu felon l'oniritit at 0
- M.,eame day i *topping at all Way Millie on the:
Line and at the fullirwirig ita tion:s at the hunraetalerl
UP That . • 110V7111
Statibliz. - [h3lMit I illßo3lll' ": /Timl,le
'
Leaves gltilad'a. 1 1 7 :itt Leaves ratio-01W 4.00
Pam. Yliteoixville 1131 Payee Mt. Carbito 407
; '• S. Ilaveh 4.1 5
" nestling 9.34 " Reading - 5.Y1
4. B.:raven 110.11 j Pototown. E 601
" hit. Canon 110.52 1 • I P 112012 One., 6.2.0
Arrlveittt Plitt:Milt 11.00 t Artlyns ftt Pfillacpu p 7.30
FARES. •
For the rotine trip, tin and Sow n On No. ICart,l
From Phtledelphle'tol'homirrilleandbeek,reme
*1 40
Yo(WWI), " 1 73
• " ' 2 3n
• • S. 1100 en, Mr. Carhnn & Potti4lllo, 4 00
:laY.
" Iteedirigto Pottsville and tack someday. 150
tar No. Baggage carried with these tiring. All
Titania gigging purchase:l beton. entering the tam
May 49, 11359. 11-tt
0171 AX Or TAX
L7Lr A.l ta S a nattO a }iglir Ca stAt
ON AND AFTER TtraDA, PUH iti.tho
Passoorer Train will leave Tamaqua daily (Sunday
tenanted.) at al o'cloek'A. M. and o'clock P. N.,
and connect with the Morning and Afternoon Train.
from Pothroille,on the Reading Rallread•
antltralnii. win tgave Port Clinton. *tribe mini
orthe Morning Troia from Philadelphla ohthe Read
ing Railroad. - PARC.
. To.Phlindelphle. - • • 4 3 26
•• Port Moto°,- - • i°
JOHN ANDERSON Clettettli Aria.
7tltowts,Aprtllll,lsll 16-1 f
ll.= •
filllEdE PHIL befog eompedied entirely of media
l:lL nal herbs are of s most 'Tizimfess nature. while
the ortraordinery virtues tbeyi posses have rendered
I.bein ClAlvetsally popular a I!„..litatly every pan of the
tint IJ. The Immense since*" they have met With
throughout the Skates is miniT.estraorditum. owing,
it is presumed, in their wondbiful elleasy In the core
of Bilious complaints sod dttbrders of itte Liver awf
liiut.!arll. Persons wha pittitirere in using them to
'accordance with the direction*, seldom fail In being
restored to health.
WEAKNERIS and DEIGIAT - T—RESTORATION TO
OF A GENTLEMAN AGM; 45,
WHEN AT DEATH's vow.
.
:(..!opy of a Loiter frovaCh.O.Rev. Charle.q NositA;
doted Norton, St. Phres)ix; near Bath, Sorter
' sets/are, 17th'
•So rittaZtiOß 1.104.14 W Alp% •
tdr...lfoepb Vu2l.-04;foimerly a'revideut or
thie piste, had been in a ••dkalining state, of health
'tor upward* or three years;: radually waiting away
to a shadow by •nightly peaiittrattous and want of
alyetite,wnichltausedgreahltrarawiners to his friend'
as he had consulted 'adonis:imams' men in Bath,
without:acct. Ile midst' itOod your Pills. and un
der Providence, was rcatkyld to' health by their
tot ape. lie lately ec,igratort:to new York, nod has
net written to ray, that hel4l petrel better in health,
seed desired roe to steetnalil Jon :with the rheum-
stance. I.ocubt slat, tit mehtton, that my wife had
derived great benefit froat#Bo use or your Pips..
I t aMala. Sir. yours tCepettiully,
• ciftifiLEsl sl4llTlkDissenting Minister. •
• —Ls •
A PERMANENT CURE ODA DISEASED LIVER,
• op MANY TEAR* DURATION,
Copy of" . 1 Letter from . GaltliS, C 110171141,
oil s ;t1 , 'Profetior Holloway.
Dear this dlstritt:your Pills command a
ttlnrei tensive safe than tag other proprietatymed•
icine before the Redid. AS,JI proof of their efficacy
in Liver and Onions (.11/1;11411111A, f may mention ;be
following ease :—/L lady of Ala lowa. with. whom
am personally acquainted,Go years was a severe seG
Yeter from'disease of the
,4.teer and digestive organs;
rier medical attendant resided her that he could do
nothitig to relieve her attgertnia.and it was not
likely she could survive many wombs. this an
ono ucemont naturally eaneen great alarm among het
friends and relations, •nd *ay Indttesd her to make
trial'ui your "Pills, whlchnit'improved ber general
health that she was indoce.Cio 'continue them Matt'
she received a perfect cat g;; Tble Is twelve month*
. 'ago, and aim has not espedenred any symptoms of
:relapse. and _often deelateolihat your Pills have been
the means of saving her life,
I remain, Awl' dir, lents truly,
MY 41d, 1853. (Sigdad) '
. J. onMlo.
• Tlia6calebated Pills ati l monderfully effiettctotts
.In the fullowinkeotnplala
:Ague,
APthma, • V L ihndlce, •
Bilious Complaints, ;Elver Complaints,
itimclies on itie'Sk to
.B;in et Complaints, ; ;YAWS, '
Clollol, Aheuttiatlein,. •
conetipation of the Bovvelalietentiob of Mint.
Consumption, ' 16CtOtlilai Or King's Evil
Debility. •!:?A'cire titivate,
Dropiy, .Atone slid Gravel.
. .
~: - , , e
bytentery•, Pit Lotidary /Symptoms, a
Erynirtelas. . ' , tlc DoUlouteut ,
Female Irregularities,. LTuinours,
revert °roil kinds, ,!•Dieera, -
Pito, • • 'l4enereal Affections,
Gout, ' • l',Worms of all kinds,
1p attache, i' . Weakness, frnm whales-
Tmlitebtion,.., er ettuse,atc , otc.. •
Sold at tho Establishment of Professor lioLLowolr,
221 eltf•ind, (near Temple.iar, Loridon,),and alto at
hi.. iiOINIE INA EW V0111(..1 oacitua for Medicines In
the otstet,.iddressed."T.,LlOLLOWAT,New York,"
will receive due a tentirui rapid also by. all respect,
able Druegisto and DesterOn Medicines throughout
the. F. diateq, in Roam' eitZnic,(l7fc, and 01 AO each.
To be bid Wholesale of thil principal Drug flousesln
the elllllll. • ir....
gy•Toero is a contidorhile saving by taking the ,
tarter sleet • - .
_..'..4
N. B.—Directions for CO guidance of patients in
very disorder, art stiliedao each Boa. •
O.T. W. MIT ft: riOriiS,l32 Norm Semind Street
Philadelphia. Wholesale/Li:ems for"Benneylvania.'
Also for sale by John . Hon n , and Clemens &
Hr sler, Pottsville; Tamaqua; J. Kellar
Barns; Mlnersville. . • ' 4
4 • 4_ q q
MGLEAN'S TiOIMiNIC OIL LINIMENT
• INOlENif f lsteCtlss.
°req. Tnqn-ty-one:fliot*snd -Bottles Joh( in one
TAMS valuible I.lfiltheiA hal.been before Use pub.
he holy e nIY-1130,4 1 , ytt 4 hal gained for It,
enottnoue populinpy by 113 UWI3 Int/111w
merite. onmersetiq,r4every other Lira - went and
renktly for the cure of edparnal disetkeel.
U, ALAN sto) AhlillALS..
Drrperate 01:M4 bavnt - bren!made by
. prberleturs
or other Lanttnenta In tnjfire the-reputation and re.
tlrd the gate ut IDI itavakttable inedtelne;
t. mtgbty.•' M Learee.Vnteante Oil Liniment liar
pt wool.
etirem)hat II hie and is daily pLr
fbrittine, ate her:omit:lg li9hwri W every perruu in the
I,W3tes it and SOULICIII Cfil tarp .4 F.l wrerever it haat.
u;••tl t.II ottler and external reniedies
ha - •e been di 'eat deu as 111;tito - i, •
Mtt2==
WlliClPte chronic or inffinnitatory Mitellitintlath. Par
atykis.stiffuessor weakkiXint .in. the Joints, Mutinies
or Lisainenta.cotitricted4f USCIe3, Bruise., Spitting,
Neuralgia, Tooth-achear..atile, or ,any pain. It
wilt otiose any swell tow emus Piles, Hard Lumps,
Caked itreasts, elute Attileso. thins of Mosquitoes,
oiany inn
'And it tent elcause,pu ' iify and heal the foulest 111.
ter dores on the legs oglihins ; no dare/elite hats
long they may have tliWid:ft will also soothe and
m ; ,,t tie,os,:yeate.s, Frteteiguti, St ounds, eke., sooner
awn any. other (enmity .
we earnt,tly advise sit persons who may"hr af
flicteewint, any of tne!Wit,,"!ye it, ses,t o obtain a
enmity at mite of Ataxia's Celebrated
a” the only rellatneloctit!edy, it will never fail 'to
moduce ,a speedy ar4l ilialituraneait cure if properly
applied. Ve tio Olen v . /0,1401er when a safe anti cure
tweedy ao easily, ailained. We are receivng
daily -hundreds 01 ensti4ates from all parts of the
countiy. We think thiriollowing will be sufficient
to convince t h e nowt tacitidulous of the miraculous
elfett.of this wonder Gikinedmine.
altl.caa—Destsdir:—l take this method of
thanking you grateriallyqor having been the means
. or tectoring my son, tififten years old, au entire crip
ple for neatly one year; dhaleand healthy young
man. .Two years agu rits;:son had an attack of Wien-
PrMilll-1 used severaitiottles lit Meatrsn Mustang
Liniment oil and ; t4rious other liniments and
comedies_ befall to no , effect; he mill got worse.—
nhe flesh on'his legs defect to the bones, the nineties
breathe contracted, tit - ai l ing his feet up on a right
angle with hie hody,.'ici4'fiat he had to crawl no n u
hands and knees, or IMAlle along ins short crutches
in a kitting posture. Naa liner Cali form an idea 'how
he coffered by thechi ekes of the weather, the Most
excruciating
Mr. Listen, of called it our house. lie
woe cured some ttme agil of bleeding piles by soul,
'Volcanic' Oil gave out pert of a bot
tle, which ne title:apt twitted with him. I lased it un
his sfde,and It relieseli:.lne polo Immediately. A
few days after, lie ilevi;Me two bottles by Mall."-
1 applied it twice h d4iandit relaxed the muscles
and toted him relY;',:l lie tan now work, walk or
run or well as ever'. liohis respectfully,
JEdiSP. BURBOUG103:
litre four miles ci• i ciro3r
1 can get all any neighOts to certify to the above
facts. if necessary. I slit somewhat acquainted with
itarieughsood show the above to be strictly
true; 3.0U1d I.llloNrSON,Ageht.
FOR HORSES lA' OTHER ANIMALS.
.7.1 r Lea L'Veelontateialnltnent is the only safe and
reliable rediely.for she: it ute of Sprains, Ring Bone,
Wind Galls, Splittls;'ilritnatursl Lump., Nodes or
dwellings. It wilt never fait to tore ulg (lead, Poll
Ronan y /tureen/ Sweeney, ilprop
erli applied. Foutipiildtio,ilitulses,Bciatehts,Ctscit•
ed• chafes, saddle or collar Galls. Cute ur
Wounils,K is so infilisole remedy. Apply as dl
retied, and a cure Ie tbisalii tit every Instanee.
Daemons , tceolliPsifY;;iiiicit bottle •in.Eo i rtish and
Gerumn.,
Tilts Liniment in sit4V . put up in tweity.Sve cent,
fifty cent bud dollar 3.lpottles., Thu fifty cent size
tialed-Oe quantity of thy twenty-tire
cent size...JlG CO on in;Reoport ion to the cost.
or .ate by ' J. 11, aIcLEAN,
rote ProprietoGeuy. Third and Pine Streets,
rst. Louts, Mo.
-UV - Poe Sale in Itllrpersvilte by J , K. BURNSI,-gen
eral Wholesale AgenObt the County.
. Jan. 7, 1' , 54 ' 141
MEDICINES IDARTUII A PLACE IN
•
A LL7;;IFAM [LIES.
• .
Betnz prepared by ctlitiolar Graduate and ;Pity
-
! Act an ofty years ezpreoes.
.e 7
• rim , t-S. ROSE'S.
GREAT PAIN t
THE.O 7 ONDER OF .110 R! 1!
ALL PAIN Ctiltlar:LlKE MADICt—Tbla wonder
ful preparation its uldd. internally and etternally,giv
14mt
turdiatn relic 'trout all bodily pains.
Mused 3oCnrinngtiPirertiOht,ll,3ol onlyrelluvesoll
putn, but It cokes lll.4sualiy on the first Lppileatlon.
t may be relied upriti•for curing and evitur alaiost In
staht_rrilcr, Los tholliitutit who have used It can testi
fy, to Itlieumattam4 Ague, Sudden Colds, Pholrra.,
Dyer niers, Choleriliortmo. Mouthy, Earache, elm.
lie, and Toothache;, , ar.d pain In the stomach or
Rowels;Eleadsclie4Nrion In the Womb. Pains to the
Limbs, Joints, Pack:Spine Dizeare,Lutubaso,Scalils,
Riirna, et:l/Itilatrutil! , pratne„ Bruises, Plmples,and all
eltronic
it you wish to be Capered from ALL PAIN, use Dr.
Rose's PAIN-CURED.
If ynu &sire tot* cured of ALL DISEASES,take
nieFamil; 4ledielfl I. Prire 12 1, 2 1,and 60 rentsper
bottle.
For Liver Coinplainte, Dyspepsia, &c.
ruing Mery betnepte largest eland In the human
body.] t morelrequently deranged than any
other.'Then fultal* Dyapepaia, Constlpatlon,Cold
Peet and Lnas of APOetite--the vein becomes yellow;
the rbirtts droop, and there Is a great averalon , to so
clery. Regulate theftlier, and ydu correct all these
evll,.—The wired 'preparations to "take are DR.
110:3's oelrtouraltfillrolui or Antlbllloui PILLS.
They carry otT *nettle, and soon give appetite and
strength.
liis Dyapepell (701pou'itd should be taken where a
person • ha* been, tipubled with Dyspepsia a long
time. Price 60 eerie{ ; but for Colds, Bilious Man;
aundice.&c.. taikeKp H. BOSE'S Antlbiliotor or Rail
road P/LLS, 121 nal& 25 - rents pet boy.
•
„
For Cough...COAL Cro h up and Whooping
Cong.
Tilt DES r stRUP IN TUE WORLD.
Dr. Souses celebraihd ut
Cough Syrup gives immediate
to the vviitst4ougb. W briber Consumptive or
proceedin (tom ekold. It; allays any irritation of
t.h o lungs. and foyalles thekystein against future , at.
tacks. In bottleiatt 50c.and
children are aliallaide to croup, tibias dangerous
complaint yield, liVitnedistely to Ur. J. Rose's ne eer.
failing Croup Syro; Price US cents.
Whooping Cough, another compla int, allvays worse
hit cold and damp eroleathei., -The afflicted find great
relief in the use cifllr. J. Rose's Whooping Cough
Syrup, whichalsOks relieves, and privets.' the di
sease from runnintinto Miter diseases, such as in
flammation of thilLungs, Dropsy In the chest, and
Consumption. Tilfie 50 eehts. . •
For all Dieeeses Or the Bider! ad
• • ;,i;; Bladder.-
at. J. S. RoseoZhaposind Fluid Extract of Bursar.
Thig Is .declde one of the beat remedies ever
need for diseases 4 the kidneys, bladder, do., and
alto for gouty aMiciionsi always highly recommen
vied by the UM DK Physic, and many of the moat
distinguished cambial men abroad. Price 50 cents.
re The above iterations can be found, with Dr.
Rose's MEDICA! ADVISER to persons in sick.
ness and in hitafik, at the starve of IL Bennett.
Agent for the Cotinty; John G. Brown, John C.
Martin; Peusvillit* J W. Gibbs, Miners, tile and E.
5.. Pry, Tamaqur;l .
pet. 8 . ..1533
41. if
•
"Don't cite up Os Ship.".-Lawrence.
TUE OLD_,EIMP antra AND spouts
..
CARY STORE SCHUYLKILL CO.
'pile Subscriber respectfully Informs his facade
a. end the publlkin generat that be it'll coatlnues
at bls old stunt_ In • Ciatre etreet. near Warket,
Pousvitte, and takes the opportnalty nf tendering
his thecae to Willa MerOtta friends and auqualonln•
tea: ter the conillOnes endears:tort the) have honor'
tid btm with ttiOqiti many years of business.
l i e tid a l" it °elm to enumerate an the erticlee
which keepal, !Ss alOre.
The p!ittilnaraArall ewers:that be bit' no other
gocull'earmetteij;,except lobs% logenersto kept la
Drug Stores , - •
mrlll,as usSiO,eontiette to keep's,* Start well
Impelled with te,ef and treat DIV! ofseetydeetrip.
farPkwakisfirprereripmea entlevr
ded. :
June 11,1118 W •
.-. • "
ganitbAD.
Morrt4, ikiSt. Lout s
RE 1.4 ESTATE.
MOOS= :AND • SAM
IN LAWTON'S 'ADDITION TO TORT' elliSuri.
Fing" LAWTONTILLE TRACT Is
1 now laid out Into Lots, and will be • --
sold tits ferule ',bleb Will enable *OO
leduitrious man to purchase for' himself
and family •• • ‘, . ,
A MDSE.AND
A plan of the properti con - be seen:and the letmsol
Sale ma de ituowu by application at tbe clleen - V .
EDWARD 01VEN PARRY. Agent. t`
of the Kentucky Sault. tem tO it reer,Poluillle.
lleptemt. rI,tBSL• 35-if. 4
VALUABLE REAL ESTATEIFOR StOm
,el'iDE Subset/bet offers to sell at Private Bale ',the
following described Real Estate, upon reasonable
terms:
'No. 1. The undivided one-halfiliterest of allthose
three tracts of land, situate in Blanch and Tremont
Townships, Schuylkill County, which were surve*cd
in January IND on warrant to Juba tato,
Peter Filbert and John Kidd. The audio!.
ded one-half Intricate Itt , fbe above tracts
amounts lots! acres. The land is well
wooded with limber uultable fur railroad
sills atid props.. i. ,
No. 2. All that certain ot ;of ground altnateittabd
Borough of Schuylkill Mom up*n which is meter
a la.ge three-story Brick Dwelling, and ill ancillary
out buildings, ;This property is now occupied by De
Lewis (cover... To any one dealrona of Prilichtlind
medicine iu Schuylkill/layman opportunity Is sitar
offered to secure a comfur table lionveandotfire rgely
in be met who.
No. 3. All that certain lot of gra u s toot n ott
carbon, bounded and described as, fdltows
aloft at apnot on the south side of Pottsville siniti,
at a corner of the lot belonling to Ileum Porter,
thence by the same south twenty-four and a?half
cast one bundled gentle a , pant' thence north el ty
live and one halfeast tiny feet to a post, thence Borth
twenty-four and one half west one hundred feet to
?inmate t t eee thence by tile same tooth slatYllive
and one-half west fifty feet to the, plate bfbegininne.
No. 9. A tract of first ra t e land.contataiLg
215 acres, situate in Sehuylittil Township,, moot
three miles bath of TOSCO ma; In Locust
til EST EEC cLymilti., '7
(Elite in Centre Street, Potlille, directly oppfisita
toe Episcopal Claret:, 24 el° y.
Sept, .3,1833. 30-Ir
GENERAL
•:
Matri*iity
• 'AND 111; ...
• 4ECRET.OF LOVE Al i - 1) BEAUTY':
The Cheapest and Best litSvk ever I'it6tish'e:,o
‘,l AILED Free of Postage tbreillhoul the Iriiited
ALdtates. 27th American &Whin. Nearly too
/ea and oar mute reading tuatoor Ono ip mon: 300
liege Mmes. It is megtiniceatly embellisbed
Splendid ANATOMICAL' EaItiIiAVINGS: It teach.
cation , to •
Win the Devoted Affection of the Opposite SEX,
The An of Love, Cuurt,tifit end Marriage, el,
To have a brairtiftil Face and Hand, •
A iso.very Importaut.sectets:fut Bleated peopfe,
To change the rlallow fare into one of beauty,
It teaches every person how; to be Handsome;!
Teaches how to tazilie Wrinkled 1 I.in Smooth s
To extend H l / 1 113t. Life'one hundred years or spore.
To cause an incuraelfbt the //Man Passions lit
both deuce,
.To remove the Cattle of Garrennevs, /kr.;;l'
tipemal flints on tto r Kepioduetive' Orgati-4 their Di-
Ste Sell and cures, _ • '
To Cure Baldness; mike the Hsi:. grow luxutiant
iltte• •
To make Grown Teeth as While as Pearls, :1
To mate the Huirlticit,Guit and Glossy. Also to
Cbange Gray or fled flair to a ilritllant Jet Glaek,
To hasten the Growth of.W Welters, filunacheri,asc•,
To Itestort and Preserve the Eyesight, ntsLirp,
To remove Tan, Pimples, Waris,
,Comna, 014f.fles,
freektes, superfluous Hair. &c•
To Improve and Extend theflumad Memory',d
To foretell Things to Cornei And also
How to Invoke the liptrits of the Dead. •'?
How to appear Peons' or 'Terrible to an'Endmy.
To make Judges or jlltillSOve Decisions, eitherfor
or against, •
To wake Celestlal Image, and Magic Scale, 1'
To Discover Hidden, Lost oMitnlen l'reasureAllnes,
To mini/out:tic Crops,without Manure.. G10at...,
To make MOSS and Copper to look like Pure sliver
To Cure a multitude of Dangerous Dlsearetto
And to accomplisl. many. other Wonderful Things!
It teaches Old People bow to Molt l'ocing.Sprifhtly
Guy, ilandeurne ; and feel no - Tn which is ailde u
General Treatise. tin ths sect.t c, Infirmities of youth
and Alatuilty, stain° (torn Genital Diseases tp both
ilexes. Together with PlainAuectiuna their Per
fect Cure.. Articles used, rely cheep, and Perfectly
barmleis.
1
PrICV of the boot — Single copy ; 2 ) cents ; Fin.e top.
Ira ; Twelve copies, 02; Ono Hundred copiss,Cd.
2 or 50 centa, as also & unit, may be Lent by lerttet In
perfect safety. Address pt.', litt V LL ; AlbanSi
N. Y. postpaid. Books sent free by return
vehapel St. ranee, rihower,and
led Bathe connected.
NOT/CES OF THE PRESS
"This Is Indeed* work of trierllng merit. * To cad,
and ail orour readiri we would say buy,read, distrlte•
u te."—.Mr a ad' -Virgo rise. ••
"It's a very rare work, and n nquestionablytlie pro
duction of: matter rulnd.'. ,, -Landan Tomes. • I •
" No married Person, Or those contempiatltig nier
rlage, should be without thls Boole; for It reveals cer
tain thingsillit all pawn' or certain a
..;e aright to
know."—Troy Dailerimes. .
•P. rt.—Secret Habits In Ton tri Men eliectuhilyclar•
ed; impediments to Marriage lb hoth sexes rejoused,
and Debilitated SysiUnim Invigorated. No charge fur
advice •Pallents treated by letter, and MOlici»es
sent fret groat damage or curiosity to all parts of tiro
.
world. Cures warranted. .•
ADDRESS AS ADOVE .
April 2, 185:e
GOOD NEWS
FOR THE LADIES..' •
D •
mR. VANHORN, the celebrateLl Katroloa of th e
19th Century, hag the secret that guides Os -81n
gle to a happy Haulage, and' to make the Married
nappy.. Ladiee who were unhappy through trouble,
mistortnne, disappointed hope., and lalse pfomlses
have been made happy by blml Hi, bledicat,Advlce
wall never known to fall.' He la a married qrnan a
man of family, which makes the Ladles consult him
In the moat delicate rate 3 with; perfer t confulgore.—.
lie Lathe mauled and single Ladies', ennfident tat Dor.
tor and aduser lie shows_:
TfIE LIKENESS OF:, Vocal FUTURE
• KUSH/I-NEI t
GICIOD PORTLiftE;' EALTIIII,
Eminence and Happiness. are Within the reacil of all.
Thule who had bad luck,and found the. rudre They
triedto get forwardthe more things wentagainsubenr,
consulted Mtn ; their bad hick has left them, and
they ars now lortnnate. rick and happy. tle:has the
secret thatstorAr tbe alander atid envylof yap roe.
mica. . ,
GENTLEMEN!
Look to your tut/rests before it Is too late. Bien
who have been unfortunate and unsuccessful in life
and In business—men who 'have worked hard and
struggled against adversity and tnisfoitune the great
er port of their lives, and found the more thily tried
to gel forward the more things went against them
these men have consulted.hitu for the last thirty years.
'All those who wisely folloW,ed ; ins ativlLe are PIM
rich and happy; while those blinded by prejudirs and
ignorance, neglected hie advice. are EMI foborthe
against adversity and poverty, He ahowiqyon the
LIKENESS OF TOUR puTuu.E. WIFE
e A Ilinterviews are strictly private and enntideti•
tin!. No 3 GEORGE: street, second: bourn, Ndrth
alde,abovetaehuylkill Stull rttreet,
Apr 119,1833. 'NO
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MEDICINAL ,'
TESTED DT THOUSANDS AND
ALWAYS iPPROVEDI
-HE hand of n beneficent Creator has planted ev
a
cry country with its own proper aniiddies again'
the effects of coil and climate upon the human
Tee aboriginal Indians are. proof of this f fact, malo
tithing an they did, without other Md, a vigor of con.
witution unsurpassed by any other race.; It is from
the roots and ;dents. which grow spontanCously upon
our own soil, that W Klatt f'l3 INDIANNEGETA ,
BLE P 11.1.13 are compounded. They art!, theiefore,
better adapted to meet the particular forma of disease
presaging in our country, than dny foreign medi
cine, or anrmetlicinetoncocted from foreign drtigs
can be.
The high celebrity which these Pills baize acquired
for thoroughness end aracy, renderitany thing
wore thieve short notice Unnecessary. Bring com
pounded entirely of vegetable eimples.the product.
of out own soll,they ere entirely free frritn ell Trier
curial and Other deleterious roistore—pOwerful .tor
good, yet 'nutmeat of inlery, even to the . we ak e st
conethetion. They should be rescued toil once..lll
any of the following complaints
Asthma, linward Fevert ;
Afflictions of the Bladderliadamatton ore BIM.
and Kidneys, ',litindite r . :
Acidity of the Stomach, ;limperity of t he Bloot4
Breathitt, ' * NLoss of Appetite,
Blotches on the Skin,: Il.iver Compleint. V . gry
Bilious Felice, fn settle/41 ale/Mous te this
complaint tba pais anti plaint, .• -t.:
very valuable. . . itxrubsto anch,Low ees of
Biltons Colic, • ' , Spirits, ..' . i•: -
'Bowel Complaints, • Mercurial Dliaeate,
Base, • - Night Sweets, i
Colds and Cough,. 'it:genital,. , 1 1 -
Constipation or CootiveriNaullea.
nee., . , i 'Neter:us Debility, •
Debility,; Iralphatioa 01 the ileiart,
Diffirulty of Breathing ,- , Piles, - :"
Dropsy, ;;Pains in the Belies,
Dimness of Vision, ;Pala in the Hack,- i
Dysentery, ; ' ..:Pain intim ente and homel
Dyeyepela—No pe4 s o n'Pimples, - - • :
should delay uglier the Pleurisy,
;- •
the Pills in this distress. R *
iteumatiein" : -
1
Ina coniplaint„ . Ruah . ofilloo4 to the Itead,
Erysipelas, ' -'' • ;Small Pox, ..: • .
Female Irregularities, ' , 'Swimming Of 'the Head,
Freckles, ' ' 'Sour Eructeriene, -•
Fits, , . IForenees of pi Breast.
plan/nese 'of the Coraplea.,Sore Throat; f . I
lon. .Swellings, ll
Fever andAgee. For thlsiScrofula. , ,
scourge of the Weerern;scurvy, I
• .
Country, these Pills arOletondarySyniptonari..,
unequalled by any other *Alt Rheum,:
remedy, speedily etTect-Vettar,
Mg a complete sad per.. Tumors,
menet; core. ~ 'Tie Delercets' .
Flatulency,' - .. •Fteers of all kinds, - •
Gout,' • i 'Worms; I
Giddiness and Diartnesir,iYellownesenf the 'thin,
Gravel, ~ ;Fellow Fever: Every ft.-
Headache, Ilea' and neot currents lat, this dread.
virus, • ' • ' I - fel realady (Hematites a
tleartbein, , 1 : hem triumph for Wright'm
indigestion, ' Pills. , • • ;
'teflon vi. . ,
Don 3.
y o di John M. " Clayton, spoke ;Iwo hliurs
1 1.;
their- •it on the:Nebraita Bill, in Abe Sen.
and. -
TI * Wedoeitiay, and coneludedmest day
in h
obj - •
he I ob j ecting to certain p a r t s 01 allr.
• A 'A 1
Bill—that, for instance; of guil t ,.
. 42
governments.to the tereitciries4the
Ands - . • :
guar is views may be /earned from the
iu - g . brief extract :"
.., : .
- 1 provision of this bill tfeclared the
Hi Compromise inconsistent :with the
, es of . non..iniervention, i:eitablished
Ind CD, of 1850; and, theiefoie, inoiera.
s s n oa nd i o o n t .., hthi ed s l v y c i ti t o h i e'
bal
' t
h t e lici w . ant T ed hi n s o Wa lea
• A repeal of the Aliesouri Cenapromise.
d n,
° leyed vol l a t to
fortis ll(.li t repeal."
p c :a il l. 'sl ttn . ltOnal, and,
be.
,
House, on Wednesday, altOted Mr.
pa, of theWis' hingto*Uition, Pa bile
r . fat the tentaittaer of the Ificatip eviion ,
•
, on, in Asa id Mr. Ar
et trietnaig; de!
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THI.LAPRYPHIA.
ar, BROTRIBIL
. No.4l lllll4 = l tr P.,. Pisladelphut,
(At lbs old suiad, established: la ITS, by Jobe Me-
Allister, dr.) '
SPECTAOLEI, .
Mattis marital InstrumenuAn-Olanses, Opera Glass=
es. Thernsontetets. Time-Measures, Natio* -Polars,
Matte Lanterns. kn.
diurivaland a tame arsortnent at COMPOUND
ACIIROM WPM MICROS COPECNlcroseopic Brides,
Ste 4 ht.
larOar priced end illustrated Cauterizes are far
alsWed op epplicailonAnd not by manatee etcher's
Dec. 24;183.1' : 52.6rn•
51r* • . AD,AI/11
. : &DAMS & WITTEN,
PRODUCECOMMISSION MERCHANTS
.):.n0.6, ROUT!! WATEX ST..; PLUGAIPA..
,
j hod Whojesole Destestier lo* Cash Prices.
Goahon Butter, • .SWeet 011,P1ge. Chocolate,
Glad? Ar. roll do. . :aroma And Cocoa, Bailer
Peon'a. packed do. Powder. .
Jersey and western Lard.ldalacratns„ Pearl Alb,
Iterkuner Co (Meese,. Baccarinti tr. Vermieehl t
Pine Apple • d 9 rUeelter'a Farinaaud Cora
Bap dago -do i M
Starch. ,_
Buckwheat. Floor, - Bte-Wai. Tie-yarn and
Pearl and Hulled Barley, Lamp-wick. -
Dried apples I reacbeir,l,Saheodit, ladlao.Netniet a,
Beans 4. eplit Peas. ' Pore Giound &picas.
Gaeta & eicated Berrtrig4lngiford'e & Colgare'n
Aleittl • Alkwhilecastileaoap' - Pearl Starch,
Canary . and !temp. Seed. :Coae'n Pearl and Ctraimon
Muni.% Adamantine and dtareh.
doerni Candle,:, . - ('areaway O. Mu stard deed
Hairy Salt a: Bch Buick, Rice, Flotti, Coffee Ed.
German Cigara,• , tracts, . .
liar 3»,24 do ; Vernon Syrup. Tapioca,
Ilriniony, N. V. Plums, ;pepper, Sauce,Coleman's
Craubccriev.cprapu. ; hloetard, tae., ite.
Raisitra,Citryn, paten, '
ADAMd & NUTTER,'
'
is gooso Warr Street, Phiisd'a.
N0v.16,1653 . ' ; ' •IS Sin
TO ALL WIXOM IT :Maar COMIC:CM!
.• C. lIARKNESS 4; SON'S
--! Fashionable Clothing' ; Warerooms,
NO. 12 BIAINELFT
• S T .,
(111 4 ! Cornei of , Fuorth iStreit.)
tir%llE Ptoprietoriof this eatecisive and lomstah
.l.ltatied Clothing'. Emporium, have maintained an
envied celebrity for the Cut, dtyle,Quailly anti Pri
ces of their chatting, awl they now offer to the ctn•
netts of Philadelphia and ha vicinity, one of the lar
gest, bust snorted, .and most fashionably got up
static of seasmnablit clothiniCto be foond in the city,.
coMprodult • .
doyen°, Heavy : Baltic . Deaver Over . .
VAUD, ' j 6 00 to 000
Sdperiar Bik. and Brown Freacli Cloth
peer Coats,B 00 to 14 00
• .
Fine and superior Black Cloth Drew, &
Front. Cost•, , 6 00 to IS 00
dopecr. Wit and Fancy Ciss'r:Panta, 2 50 to= 5 50
~
Fine Black Satin Vests, • ' lUoto 4 00
Fancy Wooten Vests.. , 100 /0 350
Aid all other articles of WlDtelt Wear, to Susie.,
variety, and at the lowest plus: ,
N. IL—Call and see for "7-00taeives.
:!Cor. 26, 1153.48-3 m •
• ,
N. IN2.INEWNAM'S
((batty', Row, Jeormegiatt Wert .PottsvOlo,Pesse.,,
• Plumbing Shop.
JAS CONSTANTLY HAND A SUPPLY OP
II 411 sizes of Lead Pine, Sheet Lead, Block yin
Bath Tubs, Shower froths, Hydrant+, 'Hose. Double
and Single Acting Ntallts and Water Closets; also,al
kitOroi Brainy Cocks Or wafer and steam, Brass Oil
dill's, and OlObeii for Engines. All elude of Copps:
Work and Plumblogdone• to the neatest manners
tioi+hortoat
N. B. Cdolipaldfor old .Draeiand Lead.
Oottsvple, 0ct.14. 1850. ; 43-tf
ANDREW R. WIEDER, Aqstioneer,
No. 167 North THIRD St. : , (1 door Ida:0'170)
• P.IIIL.ADELPIII4.•
• TICTION SALER, every eierilug, commencing at
11..7 o'cleek.tonsisting of Hardware of every de.
„,c,4,tinn,Ltlattio,l„autstrnerea,rialks and @nabs, Vest.
ihot, Trimmings flddis and Shoes, . Watches and
Jewelry and Merchandise generally.- ,
Country Merchants shilling the env. wMI find It
in their advantage to call' and eSutaine - the stock or
Cond. th.t are sold every evenlhg •
Li —Every article sold guaranteed as reprerso
t4 d
ezrot.6l, 163339-6 m
•
OILS, PAINTS, &c
OHIO PI • 4- PROOF PAINT.. :
. , .
1 fi
FEW Hat relit of to (MI6 Fire Proof Palm. Slate
I.l.nud Brown color tilt genuOe Article for sale. by
'the su4criber, Al a Ikw kegs of Yalta till, at
.371 c4OlO agMlon, and Clreaae at 3 cents a pound to
it..? ()Ala tot. For site by ;
,ii. BADINAN.
nprll3o, 11752; . lii-r
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FERRUGINOUS
UR COMPOUND lIION PAINT.
AN.D.W ATER PROOF PAINT of great
a durability, and the power'. of resisting all stows
• pherle Intlueuceu during a letigthenrd period of t
.euu be h•td it the Hardware and Iron etore of
BRICIIIT,
. Agent fur the above Paint.
August G. 1453.•
11-1 '
$
DEVLAN'S IMPROVED OIL
, rr Ills OIL hag the most estetislue use, and Is more
hid My recommemied for machinery, than any oth
er 0 tin the Market, working char and free front
gam; It is warranted iu all epees it, be Just what it is
tezommended, el na sale. Operators who use Irls•
chinety will ditd,upon trial, that It is tlie cheapest
and beat till adapted to - their uses,.
orders left at FRANK' POTI":1 Hardware Store
or dll - ER izrittllJSE'd Liquor Store, agent. fo r this
Outdo?, will be' promptly attended to.
J • 2R-If r
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SIBBALEVS PATENT NUEITALLINE
COJILYOUND, . .
1- 2 011 the prrsarvathin of Steam Boilers. from the
I! adhesion of scale incrustation, corrosion, &c.
Patented in this Country, Great Britain, France, &c.
t•otopocition has- teen estensively tested on
flicatit (loners, by the finvettunent of the United
litatea anti Batty iduals., it prevents the adhesion pi
irate, the rorroaion or the Boller, and a calculated
to prhtect it trout the injoriOus effect of all water—
It is alao applicable . to IRON :• or WOOD and
IRON 'where they come in contact; to Railroads tee.
vampliteis of its merits, and certifieates from the
(totted :Stairs Navy Department an others furnish•
ed. And the compound for sateliv OCOBGE W. rtN'V.
DER '
04 - 1. I. 1053. 40-fm •
P i lThIE WHITE LEAD
y F.TriertiLL & 51anufarettirerd,:tio
I r 03, Nostril FRONT siren, Philadelphia, have:
now a gond supply of their warranted pure WIIITE
LI:All, sod those customers . who. have been sparingly
supplied in consequence 0(4 run nu the attleleattall
now li4vd their Orders tilled.
.No known attlistance possesseS those preservative
and beautifying properities, so desirable. in a paint.to
an equal extent with uratditlletnted whlte lead ; hence
any admiature of - other materials only mars its value.
It has, t tier, (ore, been t he steady aim of the manufac
turers, fur many yell's, to supply to the public a per
fectly pure w - nite lead. and the uncegsing demand for
the article, to proof that 1.1 has met with favor. It is
invariably branded on one head: WI:TUMULI. &
in full and ont he other'. rearr,setsd paei,
all In re , idetters. -
luly It issa
FiLifilit'S Patent Fire Proof - FAUN'''.
FROM , Otll9.
'l , llli Subscribe rt have y est received a f ar th er : gni ,
A ply of thlaaingularandvaluab e shbstance.-
addition' 'to the Siete color, the). Alava a beautiful
chocolate or brown, resembling the sandstone now in
u;e, and so much admired for the (tout of buildings'
. I in. plinclpal ingredients are ellica,alowinsand'pro
maid,. of lion. which in the; opin lon of scientific men
satisfactorily acconnt• Curtly fire-proof natoire'—the
two former sobstances being nou-ennductnrs r and the
letter erring as a, cement, to bind the whole together
and make a drm and durable paint.
For use it la inlz ed wliti•Linseed Oil, and applied
with a brueh, the same al; ordinary mat, to ivned
iron r iln, zinc,canvass,pip„ 11 hardens gradp
ally and berms's., fire-proof. -II Is partltularly imita
ble for roofs of hoildiogr.vtoataboat a id ear4deeks
J
ailruad bridiee,fencea. dm. A a oafAoated with , the
notch: in equal to one t.f elate, at a vast saving of 01
prtite.
r.
z •
"sperlmens may beseetttibe (Mite )f thestibsert
H
berg. " ARRIS() ,
Dio.43i South Front St., Phllitda.
April 29, ' 17-11 .
SILVER'S rLawrzo twrairs.
Cheap, DlfrOis arr4,l Proteetive.
WE ATE En AND FIItE PRO OF
iAlls Paint 1011 stand any climate, without mace
1
or blister, and hardens by exposure, thus making
In Oise enamel of wane, protietti.g Wood from
decay, and Iron and utter metals (tom rust and cor:
MEW
This Paint differs (torn theso•called Mineral Patnts
of the day, which are pi,lnctnalq Ochres and Clays
colon d, and at. entirely,worthless.
' dilvera Mantle Paints are purely idetaillexontain•
leg no Mumeri or. Clay.
They are Inv Igated finely, tnii readily wltb Linseed
011, (without the la ouble of i riridtpg') and flow no•
derafie brush as freely as the beet !ild bite Lead. .
These Paints - excel all otheta in body or covering
pmpertt,,, one:pound of which will cnver at much
eurlat e is two pounds of white Lend. -
Tlit-rt; are inurnatumi colors, viz Blacker
Drown. Olive and Chocolate.
DI KRGTlONd.—Thitl'aint flows rendilyunderthe
brush and its covering property le inereseed by using
It mined a.thitklf as possible with man Linseed Oil;
no the Paint Is the Isstlitg or protecting body sod the
011stmpty the medium or agent Insprrsdlog . it.' -
We sane r toptea of two tellers, one Iron the Pres.
Identbf the Philatielnbta and Reading Railroad Co..
the other from a Gentleman, a well-Inown resident
Of Augusts, Oa.
(MCC or the. Phiin. find Reading Railrna Co:1
PAiladgipkta, May 3.°)4552.
.1
3. E. tams. Esq..-Dear rilim—We have Used
your " Plastic Paints", tor more than a year,
and, for
painting llriages, Depots. &c., &C., we Intreroartil
quite (luau.) any patut we hale used. In fact, reie
now glee it a preference over all others we Ave
tried for norh purposes • Yours reapeetririly..
(signed) JOIIN TUCKER, President.
.Auresta, Oa.,Stplenisir 9,1851.
Steam Plin.rig MO,
Dear :‘? —Von nak ine lorpiy opinicoof”Silver
Mineral PAilitl," tohich you have pitt oct my Machine
Shop and Planing tiitl. I give you, with pleasure,
My tall and Imam , recommendation of It as a pre,
veniatlte rommunicating from Chimneys, or
from adjoining buildings. The paint which you pill
on any 1001 . S, ha? now becbme as hard as ants. and
I feel no secure from Ore, Muhl* direction, as Is pos
sible. A few week alley the roofs bad been painted.
I midi: an experimcnti on.two or three shibgleis by
placing them in the fitroace under the bolters „the
result was, that the portion uncovered was entirely
consumed, v, hile the; Painted part war apparently •
sound: though upon essmination, the wood was found
In he charred: the Paint, however, was mu and hut
-little blistered. I consider this as sevece a test 59
your Paint can beptiL to. and under the clrcumatan- -
ere I dci not hesitate to commend it asan invslosble
preventative against Fire. Respectfully, &c.
(signed,, . AMBROSE SPENCER.
ERENCII 4r.. RICHARDS:
N. W. Corner of 10th and Market'Sts., Phila., Pa.
otHERAL WHOLESALE AGENTS.
'lle In Pottsville, Wholerale and Retail, by
—27.1 y
EATEIST- REMEDY FOR TIM
II AND Acuir. IN TIIE WORLD: '
limb's rover ad Egue.Drops.
prepuraiton that never falls iu effecting
r and parliament Vire,
rely free from Quinine, or an other in
rtence. Put up in bottles at fifty' cents
only be W. KALFIFLEISCTI, Nor 47
tree.. New York.
lee mAnrtN,Sole Agent
1559. . ' 2-4 y -
IfED DAAFTING PAPER—VERY
-The subscriber &seism retuned a lot
Drafting Paper, at unusual low rates. to
Mies the attention nt Engineer', Drafts-
Also. lots of common Drafting Paper, at
the U 91131 prices. at D. BANN AN's
1833 IP Boos and Statiofiery there, Pottsville:
;bl—
Ilftflint :11CIFIOOL AOHICIIIIt- -
Onosmgct at Koval Juvenile" Books,
or Prete ftnr Sunday tebool kaolin
tans boo t will bit sold on-41M too? th an.
'a prices al N A HANNAN El
Clump Zook Stop.
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MANUFACTURES.
rnatrAss FOE COLD WIATSUM.
'Dalisto Rota Dire: frost Sr. Lauri
TBOOM Inintleg Assevatir EAU) Robes. for the
_..1 0 2 1 ,,in winter, east be nitplied cheap at the sob
/Llama saeortinent of, talons dice. led
all el the ♦ beit4l4•llo.just received directly from
Single and Double Carriage Harness. 811 v? , t rn°u a
ted and debated In the bandsomest
/Arica:ways ea hatid.. Aka, for 404.1 fir
betty WON, 111111 OriC1111144 sf tbe • , '
best materials, strong and durable.
saddles, bridles, and en sorts o -
"tra Opl nes belonging t °Abe saddiery
b,tir Mese, kept COMM ntly In* for sateor.„made to
order. „
HAMM suitable for Curlier, purposes on band. Of
made to order at abort notice.,
ce Orders Or harness. Ise, promptty supplied on
reasonable terms. L.:W .0 11E1.81)0BIT,
Opposite Episcopal Church, etOtte st., ppm, m e.
Dec. 10,16,53 1,44-1,) 604 f
Giants E. 131'TTE111
•
•- •
:alis4irriats t litmutzres.
lotto S
I
uail& DOWNING baring bad very torishusse.
Me experience as Gas Elite's, feel great coundence
nt offering their Inrileea td the citizens of Pottsville.
They have comMeneed business on their CYWII
conut,lti the basement of thehmtding below Nimes'
Jsersei dice, where order - a:either for Gaa-rit.
the or repairing, may be lelland they will :receive
the most prompt attention. Thelt pipes and other
materials shall be of the serif best kind. an. 4 their
Fittings oT every description: that-may be desired,
will be banished acid. put union workmanlike Dan
ner and at the shortest possible antics.
dAIIIII dc DOWSING.
N I 1 —*ll klods'of 'Guava Cocks. Water; Cocks,
steam Cocks, Oil Cups, Oil Globes. and Elbows of
all sizes, constantly on band; air kinds of ilvork lu
Brag done, at the shortest notllce • •
„Nee. 1e5.1d53 - -
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NEW OIL CLOTH &CARPET STORE.
NNE subscriber wouldreapectiolly call the atten
/A. Hon cirthe public to examine. his new etock of
goqds.Conslitlug de Floor. and... Table. Otl Cloihs,
end rply Ingrain Carpets, Venitian;Listingii.nd Rag
Carpets, Cocoa klntting, both plaid and plain, suita
ble for Pottle Building:, Qffices. Me.; Colt. Door
kt r ats.larke Hearth-Rugs, Bed Corerlids and Blank
PM. red, white, gray and pistil woolen Flannels, Lin.
et'. Malang and Check 'for Iliad% Canton Flannels.
Coulees Patent Rogow eatellent article; a•good
assortment. of splendid heavy ,Floor Oil Ciotti', of
beautiful designs, 3.6 and II; teal wide, and a varie
ty of deslans of Window Shades. all reedy for In.
spectlon. together with all the fixtures.
.
J . . FRANKLIN HARRIS.
. Ist door above the W. Cornet of Centre
and Mineraiile.eltreets, Pottsville.
Dec: 31,1853 53.2ut
.•
ot
rune wide - reigned are now prepared to 211 all or-
JI: den foethelr new and superior ankle of Screens.
melt setups are woven amend with regular mar
no. without subjecting the wine to. the destructive
proems of crimping, and of;course possesses a toned
greeter degree of are nth Cud duratAltty, 'bap any
article before offered to lb., public. Specimens of
tat- work can at an times 0, seen at the. Liardwa re
eloie of D. L. eaterly, corner of Merast and centre
ESTERO,' idt. SCIIITYLEIL
Pottsville, Dec. 24, - 51-ti
FOUNDRY:
r ~'" -
HE undersigned respec t- tell y beg leave to ant
Bounce to the citizens of tichuylkilr CooulY.•hd
the Public In gebersr.tbat:tbey nave established
Foundry In West tlaveu, hear the Depot of the Mine .
Ifni nonfood Co., sad hi shoit distance from the
Junction of the Philadelptila ft Reading
and Aline DIII - Railroatts,;wbere they
are prepared to execute ell orders, in
their line ofbusincss,sucb es Fruit,'
Chains, &C., tot l Railroads, Coal Breikeri. %hetet
all hods of Castings for
.tbinery; Fire and Colter Itlrates, Pleugn Shears
and points. dash IWeights , it dee —They ate like
wise prepared teem to-pattern or order of Brass or
Hai% Metal.' All orders 4111 be thankful)! teeetbed
and pOnetually ittendekto; end done ,in the best
workmanlike mariner. awl on. Ile moat reasonable
term. getup iron will be recerved In cut:ince for
esitlose, or the cnsttituarY price paid In csiti.
J: B. & L. K. KEEFER
N. B.—Wood Turning Bleu done at sheet pollee.
Deo. In. 1b63: ," ' s °7 OM
HARDWARE,' &C.
COLEMAN'S Cheip Cutlery STORE. 1
- Nos. 32;13, 34, 1 .35, 3d, 4nd 37 Arcade, Phitoda
/ ()UNTIL] Blekcpsnt* eau save from 10 to lb per
lacent. by Runt:lasing at Atte Mire dtores. By .Im.
porting my own goods, paying butlittle rent, and liv
ing Is plain I can undersell those w bo
purchase their goods hem * pay high rema, and Ilve
like prtaces.
- Constantly onband, a large assortment of Pen and
Pocket Knives, Scissors itrid Razors; Table Knives
and Porks,zin imtry, stag, buffalo, bohe end wood.
handles, Carvers and Forki; Steels, *c.„ Butcher
Knives, (Arks, Bowie Knives, BeVolving and plain
• Pistols, kr. ,
duo recehred.4 large cl o ck of Rodgers' and Woe,.
lenholm'i fine Pen and Bringress Knives.
Alia. ',large assortment pfActordeonti, &C., &t.—
Also, fine _English Twlstund tinnier, Guns.
• JOIE'OU.. COl.EMAN t lmporttit
•
ttee :27.1,451 52-tr•
. .. . .
GEORGE ! BRIGHT'S' .
2NI - •
. . ..
' Ew iimp.weng, * STORE, 2
aitdoors below -Melee. [lntel, and
nearlyopposlte the Miners' Bank,'
Pottsville, ivrt'ire will be fottod .
an caceitent assortment 0 ft;IRIPIVA RE : -
Coach Trimmings, .1 ,tiles, -. " '
Springs, , - ' , • t Floe Trays, . ..
Coddlers, - -,. -. •: :Oritanla ware, ,
A_Shoemakers' Tanis,` Assurtment of fine Locks,
Carpenters' Toot, '1 Table fluttery.
Wan and Paint, ; poeier•Cutlery,
scar Iron of all slzei, Tab'e Spoon.,
Boiled do do dui•Anvils and Vices,
Nails and Spites, ~A ssortment uftlne Guns,
,Ratiroad Iron anti Nalls",: - .4,Chett Iron - Crucibles,
Smith Table, '' , i Wire, Tin Plate,
Building ntaterisii,,:. :Brass Kettles, •
Cost Steel, . :1-!ilad Irons,
•
Shear titeet,. ' ' 1. I Pans and Bolters.
'Aria Blister, . . - •:' Chains; -
Mill Saws, ' 'Railroad Traces', .
Cross tut Saws, • 1: • eowder and Shot
Floe (land-saws,
• O. B. returns ) bin thanteto the public for the pi
tronatte they extended id. the ine film of BMW &
Pott,add Batters himiel(that,ln his Indivldtittl capa
city, he will be able to - deserve sod command s: their
continued support by the quality of the goods bn has
in store. strict atfer3tion hi businev 1,41,d the low rates
at a'hich he Is determinid to sell. r .
t . .' ~ GEORGE BRIG lIT,
Late orate Ikm of Bright tic Putt.
March 27, 1822: ~ , 12' If '
•r , •
1 •., • .
TOWN MILL ' . -
1_ 1 tON AND IHARDWARE STORE.
_ .
0
THIS 1 1 411ERUlit.of rug t oufaxiared ',area,
has' lost noniof lis attl*ctlooa,and lam -
uow able to O'er to the public, either for
theit inapection at purehase. one Of: the
finearand most naaful *via of Foreign and.Domoa
tk HARDWARE e'er ojlered in the County. With
many thanits for. tha pHtonage extended to the late
firm. I Railer myself &MO to supply all the wawa in
my line of bualtleso. !cheap as the cheapest. with
usual promptness and despatch. : , FRANK POTT.
Apr 03,1812, • . i' •• •
.. . . • . tft•l
•
Tge'Lluelfar g trir 1. 9 .4.(ter1uZ, tuirt'allteLTri:l,l l ,
and ins furnish:at the ihoricat: noilie, any of the
elaw Mills manufactured by them. and at ac low rata
as they can he procured from the manufacturer. Any
informatlonln.regard tn..the mills, tan be had from
the subscriber. • _ DANIEL LADEN.
• Anil! 2, )853.
TIIE undersigned begs respectfully to call the itten
thin of !diner*. tom Merchants:Mid all those in
vrant : or BEST , PROVED or BEST. BEST CIIAIN
for mining or mill purponet, to his lute stork
Beat-Beet Chains', atlorted met. from; tick to
loch. made from hest refined iron.
Also, hi his large stiik of kiwi' PROOVED CH A iNs.
assorted :Mos, from 346'Ineh to 11 inch, made from
the-hest cable Iron.wbicb will he sold on very 'rea
sonable terms; by : DANIEL IdcCATITIIY;
. No 95 Swanson guest, and No. II Dock @t
• Wharf, I'biladelghia..
• :. R* - FER TO • •
W. V. Atard &. Co.; George Mason, Erg „ Port Ca
bon Charles Miller 4r to., McClintock & McKnight
Philadelphia Ecq..l.lrweilyn.
• NOv 46,1957 4f4na
MISCELLANEOUS.
AINIERICAN
. .
STAINED. ant ENAMELED. GLAS.B, of every
variety of style - and shade of Color, Ind of supe
rior nianufacture,sultsble for Churcber, Vestlhules,
&C., for Mite and will be.put in by -
JAMES W.:BOWEN & BROTHERS,
- 4 doors above American House, Centrdlit. ,
Jan, 28.1854 • • 4.tf-
INDIA BUDDER COATS. - 86.6.,
'AT gEtEATtit REDUCED PRICES'
'FIDE subscriber has Just received,dlrect from the'
J. Manufacturers; si:lot or - ±
India. Rubber IDost's and Overhauls. i
Leggine and Caps, Also, • -
Dorsi Covers, am.. &c,
' All of which will by sole :bout 20 per cont. cbcapj
er than usual prices, wholesale and retail. Good
Coat - 9 , as low as liB
, hO, Overhatils,' $2 50, Leygins,
$1 75, sod Caps sl.g.arge Horde Covers $4 only, to
gether with a variety of other India Rubber Goods.
,suett 11l Eadle's' and Gentlemen'sAllandels. Ladles'
and rleatiemen's Gleves,driving and working Cloves;
..t.c..at ,fl. DANIVAWB . ;
• . - ' v Cheap Book and .Variety Store...
November I 2 1; IES! : ' 45
.111latheniatIcal Instruments
11),R4VVING PAPER; . • . .
.iWiLY,B otband a large and splendid assortment
Aof Mathematical Instrumento, v rylng in price
from 01 to $25. Dmittng and Arti es' materials or
every description: 70sbonrne'i sup dor Witte'. I - 0.
tom Wbatmin's Eoglish Drawing . &per, of all si.
see. Also, 801 l Drawing,4s, 41 an 55 inch rut to
any length; Mounted Drawing Paper, or all wee,
Tracing Muslin and Paper, gur-..A.c. 4 for sale at
D. BANNAN'S .:
Book and Stationery &erg....
Jan; 28, 1854. . .
' TO SINGING CLASSES.
•
MILE' Subscriber Will Inntah to Classes, • *:
1 °TOE SHAWN. , -
NEW GAMMA fiNCBA,
' OLD 4o' An * '
BOSTON 110ADEIST'S COLLECTION, .---4
Toactber with all ptber Music Books, at very tow'
rates: He will furnish toe dbawro as low acUrentir,
an d uthar.moileliMasin the same pr.:Tuition:at .'
D. HANNAN'S ;
CbeepToook vod Stationery Store,Poosvllle.'
. Oct- 11.1853.. •:,- ~! . . . 41—
A rottxtrat Fon ONO DOLLARS'
EMPLOYMENT r for every person,of eitherser,
TOWdzor-Conntry, guaranteed. A pre-paldlethir,
with $1 enclosed, tddressed to Messrs. I.'Nonst arm
ir: Bon, Box 896 Poit °dice. recelee
In return 14 EAsr,mETIIODS of realising from $6
toiler a week. Depend it is a fact—a certalnty.and
without risk,
MSSIZI
mairmatoraw—nour TO - WIN 'A
. .
LOVER.
TuE
mmo captliallb. and Peirce' echeniejoril.
thsi acs. will be sent to any addireao on teoelpr of
la. Address to MADAME L • NORSIANDE:I I Ox 696
Post Qiice;Pbilaficipbla. ' -
- arc all lettere minty prliate and confidential.
Oct. 1.1183. , [Audi 90.{53. 15-Iyl 41—
VITALLY IMPORTANT TO LADIES!
E4TAlNklloWledge; itighlylmportant to remits*
ind Imieb 4 0 11 1 ed by Ledier In all rants In tool
sty, Also. it serest* cans foe Venial") Weakness, rsi
log of the Womhote.. will be forwarded's° any Ad.,
dress on she rireelOt of 81—thereby preventing much
tinhapPiness, onverty_sod pa . in. • Address Ms D i
V I NOIIII4IIIM, 8071896, Post ()Mee Philadelpbla...:
Oct. 8,1855. '..1 - Aprll9, '52, 15-Iy) 41— . .1 •
WELSH SIMILES. TESTAMENTSOPe.
—The subscriber bas Just received a lot f Welsh
Ottavo,jgdain andgilt edges.. !Jae, Pocket
Biblea.Teirlamarits and Welsh Traet a. Primers. &e.,
an of which,ssill be sold low. at
, , • : B. BANN AN'S;
Cheap Book an etatioserVltori
Jule 1.11153.% •
TINIIIMS AN
JltlLthe snbecrtb4►;
teDitier qualityi p
maenad New Yes
the Behtltits etet
11416 Its "
WISE coin SCREENS
CIRCULAR sew raw's.
.Slopip Chains.
PORKis.-4ust received by,
• lot of Solver and Forks, , or
of op is caret coltable for Christ.
Pre Su b scriberd see tbon.sl
I at lb. ,
ozoagg BEGIRT.
6141'.
CO lamer.
ORDERS - received Ipr of Fruit Tree:•,
Seeda, Agricultural Implements,
be., :by • • •D. BANNAN..
"FEEDING CORN TO floas
Ili the Ohio . Agricultural Report fur ISM;
now ih press, we notice in_ the report lruto
Highland county, by C. C. Sain.s, a calecia•
two based • upon experimenq, resigned to
anOvtir the oft-repeated questions as to ho w
mach pork a bushel of ciao v.;ill =lie. We
copy from the reVort.-10/uo :Cu/bra/or.
"It is estimated, from an - experiment
•
madejle S. 12. Anderson; that: ion btishelsot
corn Will prodtice 1,050 lbs., of zrOss increase
in the i .weight• of .hogs. 100 thrifty hogs
were weighed and: pilt into 4 pen. They
(vete fed for 100 days as . miffs corn as they
would eat. The average grciss.tneyease per
hog fur the 100 days was 175 1h.., or at the
rate Of 1i lbs., per day.
• 44 11 thUs appears - that one hushel of corn
will produce a gross increases of 10t•
Throwing off 1-5 to , come at the net weight:
give 8 . 1.5 Ihs.: of pork as the product of 1
bushel of corn'.- 82 5 lt4. of pork are
.mad 4 by one bushel, ur 56 pouhds of corn, I
lb of york is the Prodnet of 6! lbs. 0 ecru.
•' From au tipetinrent lits.de by Simnel
Linn, of this countki with .58 hogs;as repor
ted iu Patent Office Report for 1549, CI lbs.
of corn . produced . .l 1h.,0f Park. . .
From the experiment of the Hon. 11. L.
Ellsworth, reported In the 'PYtitut Office Pe
port for the year 1547, it appears that 3 4.5
lbs. of cooked meal made b lb. of pork: r'Flas
expeliment was on a small t•cale. • /
• '. As• uming., that irretjuirf.:S CI it:S. L , Cc . orn
•
to mak rate pound r.l pork, i„...
: the c 4 of its
• i
prodUct n will be seen' friint the fallowing
tabli7. ' he lahut of feeding arid taklng care
of the hogs r.; nob included in :be etitimatft :
-- 7 Wlted corn Coite • ~ _
, •
121 cry. per biisliel, pork costs; I I els. der Itt .
17 ifts. per bii•hel; pork roto , i . 2 et-, i... - :b .
VI 0.. per bushel; perk Cost, n els. per lb, ..
33 etc. per bushel'. pork roml , 4 its. pel"ib.
42 ors. par bestial, pork co-::S 5 et.. per Ib.
"The following (able sliows what the far
mer; realizes for his corn, when sold io the
torch of pork :—\V hen po'rk selk . tor
3 cis: - par lb. It bring, 25 a btlihe Ncin
4 ;" 33- "• 11
wi 42 O.A
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Fri:lsmq' ANIMAL*, WITfl
great loss is frequently stmained by feeding.
animals inci Often, and gyring; th9n toolarge
quantities at.a tune. !Millis way, by hay
ing' a grim pile of fudder'for a king time be—
Mre them; which is rendered mvre kul and,
offensiye - by their cor.rtau,dy brentiling upon
it while rooting.it over stid °vet, it is imper-
Treily eaten, and a large part perhaps wasted.
TLi prevent this; hay should be given lre.
quently and in Enlail quantities, especially
when placed in racks of. tintogers, as it sSouliJ
alivaya be when led ant.' , For where liays is
scattered over She grouud,:a greater e,r
quantity is always viasted: and if the ground
is-at all muddy,• hal! of jr,.at least, is sure to
bg trodden uaderfoot and
iriflitifir - ii,tik: prridirit
_.7, . . ,
MlST,Tou,rknosT.
Why do appear ith; , rl iIl
,
left %%Tattler? •
. ..
. , I . .
- ' . A. r. Because the ay ts . /adtrt trrrit. tapir,
which eanies the lays' (. - it light to dlterge
rrit,r e ; in eoust i quenee ut; Which, they produce
on the eye larger ima.ke;s. of 01 feet!,
y. • Why dp trees, 6; .-; in fret Weather ap
p•ear forther• eff than i4) l , really are? •
A., Because the foe; or'•mist domnishes
tie tight reflected from ita , object; and as the
object -becomes vice' 4:111, it seems to be
farther 9ff.
Q. What is the ditiireittee bettveHt antis
and a jog?
A. Ails/ is generally i applied to
LlCALle°sed on rfiarsho4, i!ierr::. and la.es.
Fog is genirally•Spfikerllto vapors.conden
iPd on d ; Ouse vapors ate
'Oen wish bli?olte:":!- •
Q. What is ihe: ., reSson
_wily condensed
ii,o;s:irsometithes luaus into clouds, and : , ome,
times into fog?
A, If the sarface'ofliiie earth is hotter than.
the air, the Vapor of the earth is chilled 1 - 4}-
rile cold air, and bt-curiiiS fog ; but it the
is hotter thin - the earth, the .vspur
hrottgh the air, and tiOeunies cloud.
Q. II cold air produCCs Or. NN .- hv -is it n . (l
foggy' oa a.trosly niotOog ?
C Ist—Becaune/t4,5 vapor is {unlit:Li tin
a jr . c..ity y ; and .
' vapor upon izrQuri//,
belore ircau I rorii, ti)o vartli, 3136 6i,COnli`3
*oar:frost. i
• -
V. Why ire jogs more gent-nil in tA,-
turitzt than in spring ?
A. _The earth in spring is nut sotto PS' it
;is autumn ; in cons glance of which, ill' - t . a
por is not'ehtlled.intu,,tog as it issues nilu
the air. - . , 1
y: ,Why .a,le jugs lituce inniou in 4
thin onhills?
I%t—pecalise IT alleys contain
Trioi.fttsre that halls ; n4i.l
2ud- They are not exposed to' suiiiktot
word to dissipate the yapur.
"Q• How: dues
.Wind dissipate fogs?
A. .Etcher by btot6ing theta away ; or lie
by dissott:lng them itho viipur agata.
.
Q•' What is hoarfrost •
A. Tbcire are two sorts of boar•lrost.:
I—Frozen-Dew : and :2—Frozen Fog:-
Q. .W hat is the cause of the ground gar
frost or frozeii dew? '
ra - prryciClinison of heat fronY,tile
earth conSequenie of which, the stoYrice .
is SO cooled.dowit, that it freezes, the dew ioa
densed, up9n it..
Q. WIILis t hoar frost seen after a :very
clear night
Because the earth will nut have thrown
off heat ei3Ough by . radiatita.tofrec'sre tho va
por triipu• its 'surface, unless the
night was verj cleat indeea. - - •
-Q. What is the : cause of that hohrfro , t.
which arises frorrifionfog ?
A. "The:thick log which invested she
earth during -the night (being condepsed by
the. cold freit of early morning,) is congealed
triton erery okreer-with . which it comes in ....on
Q. Why is there little or no Iwai--fro:
under shrifts and shady tref:s?
A. ht--Because the leafy tops arrest 11,e_
proeess of radtationfrorn the earth ;
2nd—Shrubs •and trees radiate ?aid to-_
wards the earth.; and, therefore, the I gioand
beneath - is never cold enough to coined! the
little dew which mils upon it.
Q. -Why does hoar frost very oh ya,e.over
the grounrl and trePS,whert the water IA rl%
erg 11 not frozen ? • : ' . '-',.
A. Becattse it is not the effect of the cold
in the sir, but cold on the surface of the
lank (predated excessive radiation,)
wlit ‘ chfreiies the dew condensed upon it.
Q. Why is.the hoae•frort upon grdis and
veletables much thicker than. That upch lofty
trees?
a. Becaupe the air Cresting on the rurfac.•
ut the ground) is much colder alter !kiln•firt
than the air htghFr up-;. cunsequt , hce ut
which more rapor . ,7l coarlenied and i . frer.,n
there.—From.`.'Fritnai;ir Silente,"( third 1.,;
R.. R. Peterson. .!' •
V THE PIE PUNT.—The
in referring to thecultivation of this': plant,
says that some persons are•uasuccessful,
causelhey plant it in a poor, earner at their
garden, ,where nothing else will grow, told
says that an excellent plan to make the nurt
puny
. plants increase to , the most destraEe
size, is to cover tlie - bed every fall, two ,r
three inches thick, with horse ntanure, and
forkllnto the soil, in the Spring. We have
no 'doubt of it. •
ri" To ROAST SNIFEY pit Woopy.ocLs. —
Th'eqe are not drawn. Spit them on a t , maii
bird-wit, flour and baste them within inter
of butter, lay a slice olbrcatl toasttd brew . '
in the dish, and'set it under the saipes (or
the trail to drop, on:,When' they. Me ape
enough, take -them p and lay them Co a
toast. Bar% ready; for two snipes, aquaria
of a pint of good gravy and butter ;, pour It
into a dial). and,set it over a chafing-dish tut
a few minutes. Garnish with lemon.
I=l