*ma:. nitioL
POSY POIMELY.
Some hypefrcritiall old bachelor may say
there is no poetry, in ..the .following : reported
effusion of "a you6g and •happy mother:'—
She sings over her first born, in baby lan
guage, true - poetry:
Where is the baby? Betrs its heart— j
Where is manor's darling boy?
Does it hold 'belittle hands . apart,
The dearest, bossed toy?
And so it' oes; and will its ittle chin
• Grow just is ?stein butter?
And will It pokaite lIW. tinges in
Its tannin little Muntb, and mutter •
Nieey wicey words,
dust like in!. yeller birds?
And so it will; end so it may,
No matter what its peppy, mammy ;-
And does it winlrita little ernes,
When it's mad and ups and CritifeS ?
And doetat equalllike chick-a,dees
At everything It sees?
Well it doesi Why not, spray?
Ain't it maser's darlin erg day ?
Oh! what's the matter ? •oh my! oh my!
What makes soy sweetest chicken ky?
Oh nasty, ergo pin, to prick it;
Its darling mauves darling cricket!
There! There! she thrown it in '
The ere; the huel, wickedain!
Them! hush in; honey; go - to spep,
flocked in e kadle of a deep!
stip ItArow NOTHINGS Exposzn.—Tbe
lowing is lir. Cauliflower Smith's experience
in lOoking up "themKnow-Nothings." Smith's
purpose was to expose, explode, annihilate the
Order. Read what be says about it:
"My first idea Was to find a Know,:Nothing.
I knoor'd I could do' nothing till I found'-one,
for that you was sartain. Well I cavorted
stround considerable, all the time es cute as a
'pOpenm, as cup inin' as a fox. I az'd a good
many privately if they didn't belong, and of
course, lied considerable in gettin' around
them. 'Well, all I got out of 'eta was '1 don't
know,' so I bad to change tact. I goes to one
of 'em that didn't know nothie' 'and I tell'd
him that I was gittin' tired of the old dimmy
cratic way of doin' things, and' intended to
withdraw from poplar life, and devote my ds
clining years to my country. I told him that
I knowed I was an old sinner, but I wished to
repent in sackcloth and ashes, and if he'd only
get me into the Kno'W-Nothings, Di show, by
my zeal' in the cause, the sincerity of my re
pentance. He looked at me right straight for
some time, tind then he seemed to think I was
sincere. v He ax'd me illwanted to jine right
oft', and I told him yes. - Then he ax'd me to
meet him by the Respite) at 10 o'clock that
night, - and he would take me to see the ele
phant,- --
. •
"Yon see how long-headed T an), Mr. Chair
man, I knoved I could come it over 'em if I
only persevered, and didn't t (loth? He met
me plitm at 10 o'clock, and he took and he
blindfolded me, , for he said we hadn't fur to
go. He told me I must not only know nuthin'
hut I must say nuthin', until the hull thing
was through. We walked on.a pretty smart
distance, 1 reckon nigh on to a mile, when he
give me a devil of a pinch on my arm, and sez
he. `Nov look out.' 'I felt, kind' o' queer,
tell you, fur I wag goin' it blind altogether,
but my prospect for fOcorder was at stake, and
you may reckon, Resort o' nerved me up.
"He took me down stairs through a cellar
then up stairs, and then through a long pas
sage way. Right thar in that passage way he
he told tile to give him all my money. I obey.
ed of Bourse, though I didn't like to Dart with
it. Woe walked along the passage come
f , to a 'door, when he gave the signal./.` It was
two raps. The door opened, and that were
whispering. Directly a voicv said, 'bring in
repontin sinner,' and I was led forward.
rheard 'era talkiu' all around me, and some:
times they would pinch me.—They stripped
.me stark naked, leavin' nary &stitch on me
but my stockings.' 'Do you repent old sinner;'
said one to Me. 'Yes,' said I, gettin' down
on to 4 knees. ,Whack ! cum a lash right
across my bare hide, makin; me squirm.
'Get up,' said the feller that had been talkin'
to me, 'that's no position for an American cit
izen.' Then he gave the two 'inore whacks
with the'lash, and put a heavier blindfold
around my eyes.
the Know-Nothings all l commenkd
singing the Stnr Spangled Banner; while the
guides led me around the lodge room.—Some
would tickle me, and some pinch me, and
some kick me, bat I stood it all for the sake
of the Dimmyeratic party. After they had
rolled me over, striped me with paint and the
lash, tried my patience completely, they stop
ped me." -
Tan you keep your tongue still?' asked the
guide,
'Yea sir,' said I boldly.
'Will you know nothing all your life?'
'Yes sir,' Timid.
'Then be free,' said he.
'The bandage fell from Tpy eyes,' continued
Smith, 'and I saw that I was'—
'Where?' imitated all.
'ln Deacon Johnston's stable on Canal
street.' •
Mir HOW HOOD ANSWERED : NEWRPAPER
CORWESPONDEiTS.—"The Echos," we fear will
not answer—" Alien is foreign to his subject"
d'W." 'Tears of sensibility' had !niter be
dropped"—"B. -is surely humbug"— , "The
Night Thoughts are not admired ?because the
author was Young"—"T. says that his tale is
out of his own head; is he a tadpol , er —"Y. Y.,
a word to the Y's is su ffi cient."—t"The Essay
on the Funeral Cermonies of Different Nations
should be printed in the dead languages.—
We decline it on theparf of the English"—
"31r. R. complains that we . are !Backward in
forwarding his paper.' Does be mean by the
clause . to take us for crabs?"—!`The Bonnet
!o Miss Tree is forwarded to her by the Two.
/penny CPost"—"The Captive is ready to be
restored"--"The Essay on Agnealtrtral Dis
tress would only increase it." 1
CuelzisG•DEAru.—Gamho,during the
prevalence of 'an:epidemic, was in constant
dread of a call from the grim tnessenger.—
wag hearing him at his,prayers one night,
spoke to him in a sepulchral voice through - a
knot-h Ole— .
"Gumbo!"
"Who dar?" said the affrighted darkey.
• "Death!"
"What he want?"
"Want umbo."
Blowing out•his candle with is whew,—'No
such nigger heah. Dot nigger been deadsdis
two three Week."
lor T E Edinburg Adverb:4er has the fol.
lowing anecdote of the lateli i ord Robertson;
When . the 4th regiment which as distinguish
ed itself before Sebastopol, and in which Pat
rick Robertson, the yotingest son of the de.
ceased judge, is no* a captain, promoted
without purchase for his signal bravery in re
pelling 'a sortie of the Russians. wns ordered
to the East, die father thue admonished the
son--‘of course you go, Patrick , and will most
likely be shot; if you don't go, you deserve to
be shot.'
fgr"POIETICAL ExionA.—"Why's D like mar
rings?" ask'd the maid,
Whose love to me is plighted;
.1 blushed of course, and hang my head,
While she seem'il quite delighted!
"Como! answer me," continued she,
A 64don't be long 'about it!
You stupid ninny. don't you see.'
lie can't be tea without it!"
tbriVAS?iVCII Et.-3 . Toledo! i 8 looted for
hakes, does it follow that theMatirnee valley
is populated with Shakers? 1 -
If the mod of Toledo ,dirks tightas a braider, •
,How tight would it ,tick if you called on your
mudded
ss* , .. thee weep—the pearly tear
tvlown thy Lively cheek was stealitig—a . Gord
lo , •e ye. lwasn't crying dear, 'Twos that blea
ted onion I was peeling." ; •
WV' Scear Duriag sa/oon.—Polite Wai
ter.—'f'Aur, sir; yes sir. TakC anything with
your 'Am sir?" '
Crusty Old Gent.—" Yes; the letter HI"
Miter fatale.
PRILOELPItit:/
Ca-W. RIOCWAT i CO..
Warni.ll2B IN WS, rarlfiner, MadanMu ittd
%tanufactatriN*Nix 30, Ninth Whsrns, Pita4o-
phi& Orden neesired*by •
- Apr 111,144 " •• • 13. w.
- • LEATHER. • • -
FRITZ, HENDRY dr. Co., No. 29, N,
Tair
- Court a d nd Itn ‘ Phil
rtei it" Maa niktaren
a " dad '
en In Red and Oak Ilas Leather sad
Pltfiadsiphis,rabrunry Ma _ 7-13 r
•
• - 8118NNELL . AIULL,
AirArarrAcpm,Lßof SLEIGHS.
ae ,woe ehrkbe w wweßde sad Hetark (4 Dock start,
abcm) 24;
Sepielabor • 384=
CARDIN AND FLOWER:MDR.'
lam'- BUIST'S GardeO Seed*, N 0.1122
mance. stmt. Oak 97 Clusant strootNant orld
own groitb anti warranted. WboLosnlo and Ile
will itudy their own, Intend by panthindog
only at 34:1 Market street, .Plantelphlo•
IL outs?. Nunourf-O= 44 t, l kooditrower .
•• Xurstry and Seed Fa Darby ro ad.'
•
January VOUS - ..— , 1 ,:' . . 46t
IMP. SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
*ooBarrels of the .most superior
manufacture.
taus Petammiati. Matimn; and Peruvian 011 anti;
to vrtsirtithe sttimticui of Tanners and Dealers it ailed.
ALSO, Otte, Candles, beep, de. tor sale by
JOEY L. POMEROY. (late T. W.3forlian),
2V 3 Whams, Mow Xarixt
• • PidledelpliM; Febrzuul 1:11.55 -540 v
BOYS' CLOTHINC.
THE SUBSCRIBER, would respect
' folly InDan Usti' numoions friends inidonitotoors of
Schuylkill County, th 4 their ascortnient of Clolbfarfr
Wang Gentlemen Is math Jargor than ever, and
are•dispned to Pell cheap.. Penman at a distalue.
bare the privilege of anthll:ging clothing pnrehussil it
this Keno, If they do not suit •
: • F. A. HOU 18R
• 272 Qtestaut Bt, corner of Tenth, Philada.
April 1a54; 1: • 167 y
CALEB MILLER, Ercc.csami ro Gra. J Scgrr.
No. SS South Sixth Street, 'Philadelphia.
TURKISH Ernery.„ Sand and Emery,
Papers. Steam Gin.' Cltritellt. Sofa and Chair
ee. Tack a, Burlaps, ke. Importer of hem* Screws,
Piano Forte Hardiest*, Mule-Wire, Felt, Cloth. ett. Sole
Agsnt, for the following articles:: New England Carving
Co.,.'Kano Forte Lem Lyre. Woublings, &e.: J. Wash
burn & CAA:f superior Made-Wire: Parems k Co.'. Excel.
do* Send - ;and Emery Papaw AM Cloth, at the lowest
Wholesale prices. -
Pt:nladelphia,lebrualT / 0, 6.3 m
FILES AND RASPS.
sew stres . * File Worhe, Philadelphia.
- The sub
a."ll6llllllllMlNEßE"""Ceriber is
constantly man urine f.n. Who/trek and Nan/ Files
and Rasps of every description. and having been prseti.
catty engaged to the business more than thirty years, can
guarantee his work at the lowest prices.
Manufacturers and Mechanics can hare their OM Mr,
mel d, an d made (quo/ to New, at half the ortelnal cost. ' 4
• .1. B. SMITH. Al Nos street,
' (between Race k Vine and 2nd & 34.)
• Philadelphia, January 27,1/135 :.}3m
GUANO 4 SUP. PROSPH. OP LIME.
HE subscribers are prepared :to
ply the above valuable fertilizers : at market pekes,
In ota to salt purchasers. In store, 1,000 barrels 811.
pe't PhOsphate of Lime, warranted equal to any that is
roads.':. • ,
Mexican Guano.
. Me call tho, attention of Partners and Dealers to tits
Guano: Cy chemical ansayais it. is flund ;tn contain
hirer tiroportiOu of Phosphate thin Peniriaa fluatto.—
%MOO barrels landing. For sale try ;
J. B. A. k, t. ALLEN.
; Feb. 10, 1)45; f.l r 7 dA R . 4 7 Wi.,,,,—,.1.4,7,1•Mphin
TO CASH BUYERS. , •
• BAILEY & BBOTHtR, • •
No. 252 Meant St., above_Ninth,
• • n tag sow vim !
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETINGS,
EIIBRACING the ;new and leading-
itt Velvet. Topextry; Brunets; ingrains and
Stair Carpets.:oll Cloths, kr., all of which erill be wield
the Wrest CASH PRICES: • .
Wholesale or Retail; •
- September `43. la;r1 . 13847
,
AND'W R. REEDER, AUCTIONEER,,
TO. - 167 N. Third St., (1 doOr below.
i N t
Vine.) philadelphis.
Ariellon Bale every Evening,
Commencing At 7 o'clock. Wi'l he 0 , ..1/1 it the Anotion
Stole, a general variety of go/ilo: consisting. in part of
Moto sad Shnea. Clotho. Cassitnera. Hardware. Carpets,
Patent Thread. ..fiponl Cottnn. I Blank hooka; Umbrellas,
lioelery and Glares of all kind*. Silk and tluen
Shawl,. Clothing. and many oth.r goods nOt enumerated.
The attenthui of Country storekeepers 1. particularly in
vited to thud Saimaa they will always Mid Roods to milt
them. Anrticoods ran be examined on MO afternoon pro-
Timis to the .sale. Every - article guaranteed to be u re-
primentrd. March 3. ISM 941 m
'I. -
NEW STOCK OF ; DRY COODS,
, 'rer the liOrlng of 119;5.
147 Y R EA - . LINDELL, :s..lF.±.orner of
Fourth and, Arch street*. Philadelphia. are fully
prepared to spit buyers; 1Y of snl4 and Hrfail, with goods
adapted to their wanix.and at the
WREST NET CASH PRICES.
Black Silks. Novelties in Lawns, fond linens,
Fancy Silks.. British Prints. 'Table Linens,
New Dress Good" Near Spring Shawls, plaid Ginghams,
• ' Sheeting& de., de. .
N. ii.._Th iLi tia na d i lly N.,.1rel tenni 'the. nnetinna of N.
York and Philadelphia. Oil Boiled Black. Silks. warrant
ed not to cut in wearing. Etnro-keepori supplied with
these artielesregnlarly.
Philaaelphla. Nlanch 3, 1555 Uf.tm
•
HARNESS! HARNESS!!
.... a21 1 1.: Great Bargatnet ;74, 1
LACY & PHILLIPS,
SADDLE and Harness manufacturers,
Fifth and Minor. aireets, Philadelphia. beg to'call the
attention of their patrons and the public .gonerally, to
their present location, and to apprize them that having
arranzed the portion of their stock saved from the late
tire, and / Intending to recommence hi:minces on their old
stand, as soon as It is re-erected. with an entirely; new
tack. now offer to sell their present stock, coveistliziof
every description of Double And Single flarnesa, ladies'
and Gentle Men's Ridiuz Saddles. and ovary article in the
trade, At a very heavy deduction from the original cost_
and respnetrully invite its inspection by the public gen
erally. ,
Philadelphia. Feb. 17.1555 73m
gqitember ISU
FIVE PER-CENT. SAVING FUND, •
Of tle .Riattonal Safety Company. ,
WALNUT STREET, Sguth-West
corner of Third street, Philadotphia. Ineorpora
ted by the Ftate of Pennsylvania In 1811.
Five percent interest is given and the money ie always
paid back tvhenever it Is called for, Without the necessity
of giving notice for It beforehand. • .
• People who have large antra put their money In - this
Paving Fund. ono:count of the superior safety and con
venience it affords, but any sum, large•br small, Is re.
ceived. ~
This Saving Fund has mom than half enUlion of dol
lars securely, invested for the:safety of depositors. .
The °Moe is open to receive and pay money every day,
front 9 o'elock In the morning till 1 chlocli in the even.
Ign, and on llonday and Thursday evenings. MI 9 o'clock.
:People who have money to put in, are invited to call at
the dace for further Information.
fIENRE 1.. BENNER, Prestrlinl.
nonEnT SELFRIDGE, tire !Prcsidcnt,
.1. REED, Sereary.
November 11.1851. . 44.1 y
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
TILE SUBSCRIBER respectfully in
aitafi the attention of dealers and,. others, to hie
large and well selected ?tuck of Leather. and Findings,
which is kept eonstantly fresh by repeated drafts upon
the manufacturers of this country and pf Europe, and
which is mado op In part of the fouesefint articles, v i z :
The bast oak and red Sole; Slaughter. skirting and dam
aged do„ Harness, liridle, Rand and :Welt Leather:
Thong an d b se fug dn.; War Upper. Soot, Grain. Borland
Spilt do.; City Slaughter Kips. halted }rid Collar dn.;
City, Country. French and Patent Calf :Skins; Boot log
Moroceos, Bock Pad Skins, Chamois, and Morocco,;
Bindings and Linings of almost orery dwription ; Shoe
thread, Patent thread Silk boot cord. Lam, and Silk.
and Dubin Galloons .Black and Colored English Lasting,
Worsted Uppers and rtimped Fronta and kootinge; dile;
Tacks. Needles. Eyelet And crimping marbiries and Eye
lets; Steel. Iron. Copper and Zinc Nails: Files, Rasps,
Enivee• ' Rubbers. Pegs, Thistles and Mot Web; Ham
mon, B oot and Shoe Tree,. Lasts, Crimp, Clamps, Han.
dies, Onm, Color, Cod Liver, and Tanners .011; Shoe
'fools and Currier's ?bola of a 1 kinds. ready for use, be
sides many other articles not enumerated above, and all
of. which will he sold at the lowest market rates, by
Jorrs' WRITE.
i mportar And Dealer, 43:01arket St- 4 *bn,, 13th,
Aug. 12,
P b Ls
UM.
"IMPORTANT- NOTICE."
Great Redactions. •
_
AGNEW-k. CO., 196 Chesnut street,
PHIiADELPHIA. resneetfally inform the citi
zens of Pottsville ina vicinity, that they have me& vb.i r
Great Rd! Roinciirms In Prices for poi: Clads, Skalds,
•XX:s assi'Drus CAW'.
CLOAK AND SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
This department, contains one of the richest and most
extensive assortments of the kind erer offered in this
city, taken from the very richest styles of Paris and
London Importations. _
Bro.lta, est( borth•red, BaVeal, Plaid Lorrgand 97sare
- Sfiectr.---These goods have been greatly reduced, and are
°deem, to buyers as real bargains .-
SLUES -AND DRESD GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Plaid. Stripe, Droeadi and Plain Fllks—a larg* and
beautiful stock. comprising new and fashionable !styles—
eery awry.
800, ploys rich Cashmere and Satin Plalda Lupine, Me
:lmes. and Cashmeres, at va per rent, below importation,
cyst prices fmrn 13234 to ttl
Fine Muslin*. Gishmeres, French Chintzes. Linens.
nheetloga, Hosiery. Emiwnideries, Ribbons, Gloves, ite.l
Our customers and friends from the eountry are r.ordially
Invited to extend ue a call—we feel scanned that in priees
and the styles of our grodS we cannot tneurpftssed.
AfINKIV k CO..
196 Clitnist otrrrt. Mow. Vghth. -
.
December 16, 1&54 -041 m
MATCHES! MATCHES!!
•
TOHN DONNEILY, Manufacturer!. ' TRENIONT-IRON WORKS; -
Pp and inventor of sa ray /Went :Optsire Upright Wood Tgaingint.'lltitilelylkill CRUM)°, Plegilitins
/Tor Matrato. N0..106 INl•orth FourthStieet.tairmeßace,)t . • The Subscribers respeetinlly invi
Philadelphia. Malettes having beams as indispensable) 1 -:11, 1 the; attention of the buslraincommuntt
article to hounkeeiiing. thip subscriber ifter a great scroq i ,•,.,r• ITWIRP:i to their 'New Machine Shop and Youn;
rifice of time and money ikknabled to offer to the' Public 1 — ;;grc . :: - dry; erected In the town of Ilemont, and
an article at one. outshining Vh.lity and, Cheapness. The I • "'''_ . .. .unde r the soperintendened inxi menas
inventor knowing the danger apprehended on account ed snood of Messrs Z.Batdorlf and Philip Unticolts. where'
the Mosey naanner he which Matches are generally pack, my / an , mewe d et, execu t e aft orders thr - Machinery of
ed In paper, has by the aid Pf new steam Machinery of; Dam se - d free, sclec as Mo of Engines piny pear";
his own ine.n.tien. sureeeded in getti rip a Safety Paki putam a g any rapidly, ( loaf -Borchers of *eery deacrite
en t Mnare Upri:Thi•Wood hoz ; this bo I}l tar pregnsblei, tion , an kinds of Gearing - - 63r Rolling MIR& Grist and
inasmuch that it occupies; no mere n than the old] Raw Dine, Drift Dirs,, and all kinds of !.fi rm ed etudingt
n/
maid wood box, and nontahu at !Ant /haulm" pert such as 01111111 for Flat and T Rails , . Fropit.**ftehes, and
cent, were wsklcesos bleb to shippers is eonstderabla ad . ] all *ids of east and Wrought iron whaftiner. Mr: Urn.
van tate ;it Is entirely new. and se cure. trains, mishit, bolts being I praetital Mechanic., and barinthad the em
end epontanootw eocaltastinn. and dhdreca ail danger on Waist and axperisnees for raspy years in tincricsci BOA. orl;
transportatlen by means of Railroad, Steamboat Cr any peones destrons of Puttins up MarbirterVl any kind,
other mean of eon royarws. • , - • : 1 are boiled to raft Sod roaraitte oar patternitind superior
These orttchea are packed so that one-armor snoramar i quality of work. and boromeadepsalnted cwith peke* at
be shipped to any part of. the world with perfect safety ;
. k th aw Worts Were mita:ding 4witheret , ' Orders of et:.
They are the most defies hie &rode for home ewunimptksa. ery kind tbanknilly recited. and (Wet attehtion will hie
and the Fonthern and Western markets that barn eseu - siren to - their pognpt ozneution, hariag*Terailli, 20 -
hem invented. . • .1 30. 40, and Oh horse Engines An hand. , ••
fo
eale them s rs andelves. Skippers will do sell to call and ostunirut - Jats. , kfidd •MT '-' aA.a A. i
;MI - fitifiltrY, ! !
r D ,
ii , : .
. •
SP Th/.34 lootritee ore trAßß,orrrn t. Ihe taloriorlO
aity!Aias; laid Jars offixed to the. Public,
JOHN DONNELLY.
19A North Fourth sheet, Plillit9Aphlo.
December 9. 1954 • 4641ta - ;
IRONWORKS.
POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS. *L
QEOBUI MASON lt CO, retepeellfilty
gt,ai aavieurviiitv the public that they, 14ve
• " . , 11 =FR taken the itstabilataseat team flee
rr y Pattrvllle ban Works, an Noringeten st.,
when theyareprspandtobuiM ail kinds
of steam aagtoes, manalletarelrved Cous, and
i . ebtxtery of almost every description. at the shortest:llo.
Ike. 'sad ea the moat ramionable tams. Perstazatreat
ititeced, in want of Pa sent Linea,rlll dad it to :their
Advantage to glee then a All belbts aagairlageleilhers.
. Pottsville, May 11 .194f
ORIDIC'D FUR CHEST. PROTECTOR.
nn ilivigalFcoopir,),Epart., invinat•r . .
I r; Protector It 3 fflfflply a Cliemtcil-
T frpregered Far, lined 'with Silk and Podded, litticits
POTTSVILLE . _ ;Ron woRK . A, • 'M e=ittol fl g l ittijel ttle fligelgisit:lhno, L ir e !" e ftr ud F ir - k ., um !
lifowundwy wad lagebialie B iewe i l iti e . Damask end other affections of the
. tl NOT ,fia LCIL-fhe e ttubseribera
i t u
ax,
and
ibr
ilasa i nty ,,, ared by itanbuß. Bad.
It ItANNAN,
MTH a PO3fROY, Y
! 14 4 6 ;' rat of FOlfffo.2
of rid Fbaiidry Jan. 1E54 fibbs .4portfam irre_lforattfacterms.
• foe tbeithinTitacetA general
Old-edlob- SI T LEAN'S VOLOANITO - OILTUNEWEICT
. mut
I -motto/Me Iron Work!'" conter NrOrefilslo44 trE UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
Coal streets. D. r. PO3UtOF,
WM. slt t..
lot this Linlnrent, and the miceetdotts tures that It
rn,
• - • . • CLIFFORD POMEDV. bas and is performing, In ell parts of the Western and
' • '
rottraus, March *lB/4 1.1.4t:4 • Southetu country , Is a IMISCITIM. guarantee for its Aston-
Mig efficacy. • • , 1 •
Tw n oDollar Bottles of McLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LThl-
ISIENT has cured the annalwreterate misurof Chronic
and lulbunnuttory Ithentadlent, Neuralgia and Gout;
retstues a few appllcidloria will give rellef.l For Pend
vele, Contracted Muscles, Stßinew IVeaknere the
;kin /Indies, or Ligaments it will never fait If op
plied according to the directibus, the Once shrivelled end
still pad limbs will regain,the elasticity of youth. ho
.ap Lions wi ll cure Sore . Most, Toothae. and Ears
ac e and it, will almost ludently remove any local In
thurtinatlon or Pain. For Song Motu, Caked Ilmststa.,
B gre 11414 Chapped Hinds, Millhakrus, de., (tits the only
reliable remedy. One pity cent bottle has never failed In
cuing the Ma fiendredri Who were afilleted for yours
with that distressing dimate. have been cured by a few
applications. It will cure Dronottele or Goitre, any un
natural Lwnp, Node or Tumor, and it will tleanse and
heeli any Illcerous Pores;or *disease called Fever Some on
the Leg; no difference how IMag they may hare existed.—
One 'fifty cent bottle will 1 the mod severe burn or
Scald, Fresh Out or Wouna . without a Seer. Bites of
Mosquitoes, Stings of Rem Xesps or any perbounotte te
am.; one application will give instant relief. For Bruises,
Sprelna, Le., it Is an infallible remedy,
illobrAn'a VOLCANIC OIL lILTEEENT but been thodiughly
tested in mat and all of the above diseases, end we have
never known It. to fail in performing a care when applied
lamenting to dlioctions. Who then will suffe from exter
tud diseases when a safe and sure remedy is meetly ob
tained? . 4
Emmy FAMILY should temp a supply always , n band, for
use an time of need.,
READER !
Have l
you friends that ani:sufferlng from ei l xternal
ear*? Teen go tell them' to foil at once aid get a sup
ply and be cured. I '
t TO PLANTERS, F.kiiilLltS AND OTDERS,
Worlring a large number of . laude and deck, la under& of
dollars can be saved annually by using McLean's Vetoer=
On.; Ltausese. IL is equally elleacionsin miring diseases
in llorsesand other anima hunch as Splint, S.pavin, Nodes,
Swelling or Lameness I t will cue POle-eviLltuttos, Old
Songs or Sweeney, if properly:applied. For Strohm, Urul.
sea; Scratches. Chafes, Saddle or Collar Galls. Recent Sores,
Wounds, &e... it is an Wain* remedy. Thnne is DO W&
tat. about it. Names irotctinti Olt Lomas will Ce
rerifatil to cure any of the above diseases, if altpliad moor
ding to the directions which accompany each bottle in
English and German.
Dead the following esvUlraale, which is INCONTEMA.
11th PROOF of what we bat-e *mimed;
4, U. McLras's, Lonte;llici..—Deer Sir: > was 'Acted I
for fifteen months with rbitumetism, so much that I we"
unable to attend to any buidneeis: My legs, arms and ling
era were !swollen dresdfullyi tbamureles were contracted,
and .1 suffered the most truruciating pain. I applied I
tome the or six bottles of Mustang Liniment—lt had no
twee effect than so much *mesa I obtained one dozen
bottlee.of - Volcanic Oil Lininunat Of your agent, Mr. pike,
fort which I shall be ever l ,spateful to hi* and In Ova
dap' I was e ntir e ly take pleasure In recom
mending it to the public. And I also add that one of my
hums got cad in the stable - and was tunable to stand up.
In the morning I made ode of my boys rub on some of
yopr Liniment, and In three hours be could walk about
the yard apparently as If nothing had happened to'
him. -Mr. Davies and others of my nehrt_ drirr were, pees
ea) at the time. and they enneur with me in raying that no
planter should be without:, • supply of 1: Invaltrable
me d icine on band. I remain, yours, doe. ,
SIOS ES U. , FITE. ,
Patois. Min., !eb. i,141.
Then trifle no longer with the , may worthless Ilni 4
merits offered to you. Obtain a supply of MiLemeerCratl
SEATED LINIMENT. It will cure you.
for sale by J. H. McLEAN. sole pmprieter, corner Tbiid
and Pine streets. St. Lonis,3Mo.
for sale by J. O. Brown Pottsville; J. Kellrilum l e.
nersville.tAgent fur the county.,
Jan. 8, IFS e r ,
'4l
FOUNDRY , AND MACHINE SHOP,
nes= Car iPmetosle drre. • •
NoTICL—Tbe busimem of the 4fsdrm
cd SNYDER MINES, will be curitin
tied by the subscriber to an Its serious
Ea - brambles cd Steam Engine buildlum Iron
irmeedge, manuiarturer of all kinds of
Maelelarm for &Whig Mile, Mast Puritans, Railroad
(Oral Ise. . will aim continue the busterm of Alin
lag and Selling Lim celebrated Pine 'bred White Ash:and
let as =Rd ,gleolea reins Red Aist4 Mali, being sole piesteie•
tor of these Collieries.
GEOLOR W. SNYDRII.
Jemmuy*4
•
TO COAL OPERATORS I MINE R S.
Pioneer Boller Worts. -
• • The subscribers respectfully invite the
1,1 ; 171,
attention of the bugbear , community to
c„..: • --"^' their Biller Werke, on Railroad etniretr be.
;-•W r WILE Low the /*lmager Depot, Pottsville, Pa.,
where they - are prepared to mann boa
...- BOILERS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, .
Sondta Stacks, Air Stacks,. Blast .Plperi, ..Gasornetirs Drift
Cars, he, Ae. Berbera OD hand.
Being practical merlunges. and having fur years dented
thernmeivers entirely to this branch of business, they Bat
tar themselves that work done at their establishment will
give satisfaction to all who .m 7 favor them with 644
Individuals and Onspanics will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to
. examine their work before engaging ele*here.
JOHN & JAMES NOBLE.
144 5, ' • lOtt;
00TTSVILLE ROLLINC MILL
THY, ItUIi3CRIBEItd respectfully an
nounce to the public that their ewe-Roll
. Wit Mill la.uox entliPieted and in fOi ope.-
10r: pia ration; and that they are prepared .10 sup
ply
which they will warrant to be superinr In quality* any
obtained from abroad, at the same priee.a. n
They also manufacture T Pails, for the use of Che Col,
Herten end lateral Reads, weighing from 21 to :A Itia per
yard, made of the. best Iron, and which will beqound
much cheaper than the impo rted article. •
Being practical met-hanks. and having had e‘...idrtable
experience in . the Iron business, they flatter thersiiielves
that they can give entire satisfaction to purchs*, and
ale/ make it their Interest; to patronise home crikciudie
tures. - JOIVS BURNISH .& 'CO.
UeN.lntor C. IBDI
WIRE SCREEN FACTORY.,
• Change of Proprietors.
THE undersigned haire
as
tamed the proprieterahip of.tom; Wire
ex j.. , • Luzz — Screen Factory in Coal street. lately con
ducted by 11. L. Cake, tinder the firm
name OLS & FIAIILAN, and hereby dada to call
the attentkm of Coal Operator" and the public . genendly,
to theirextenalteestablk•hment. Arrangementaartimade
for' procuring , the very beet of materials. and oriiera for
yolk toe large amount will be tilled at the aim . itest no
tlre, and nu therrioet satiefartor, term.- ;_. ,L !!
ThTeribectibera, moreover. hating mewed the lee-Tires
of skilful and experienced workmen. Write the meet
ri
gid, examination or teat of their sereerm. prondsine them
equal to the herd turned out Iu otherinmaufactorlie.
H. 141C1:101.9,
`Jan. 1-ti - JOHN HABLANiyi '
NEW FOUNDRY" MACHINE SHOP.
:C NOTICE.—The butanes's of the isite firm
of Marta A ..Entriken will be conthined by
WILLIAM J. MARTY., at his ne4,. Foun
t-picid dry and Medlin,* Shdp. on !ifauch Chunk
street.- In the borough of Fotterille, ad
joining IS. F. ISLAND'S Smith Shop. He will nuntolic
tail. all kinds of *TEAM RADIX KS and PUMP& of any
ma p, an d naps. its for raising or breaking 0311; pumping
or other purpos.; Enginen, Wowing Cylludem.riWater
Foyers, and other machinery for blast Furnriers.:of the
latest and newt approved emiatructlon. Ile will alentneke
to order RAILROAD and DRIFT CABS.
-Seine a practical machinist and attending perstlnally to
*eery . departme nt of the establishment,. perweur, giving
blin orders may rely with perfect safety on haring their
werk performed promptly and In the eery best manner.
Ali persons having claims nsnlinet the firm of,3artz &
Fmtriken, will present the same for settlement to the
deishmedt, and ail persons ()Wing said frill winter the
tune to the undersigned, he being authorized to egitle the
badness of the late arm. - - •
WII,I.IANI J. Itirsz $.pt ..
tkiSNt tJunt. 2:1, Igh4 2.14.f]
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.
Pottsville, Pa. •••,':
J. WHEN & DRO'S:respeelfully invite
the attention of the business community
"•• 4 • • to their Sew Machine Shop and. Foundry
- Tr i T ' ge erected between Coal and Ilallroarfatraets,
""''"'". and fronting on Norwegian strnek. where
ttpvy are prepared to execute all orders fnt machinery of
Brass and Iron. such as Steam Engines. all Itindi of Gear
ing for Enlling "I I , Grist and Saw Mills, Sit. le and
Double aeling Pumps, Coal Breakers, Drift Cars,,4ll kinds
r Railroad Castings. such as Chairs for FlAt and Rail;
Frogs, Switches , . At.: all kinds of cast and wrodght Iron
Shafting. living practiral mechanics, and having wade
the demands of the C. 41 Degfon th e f t study tb k
also ail kinds of 3fachlnery in their line of busin&s, they
flatter thcovelves tbat work done at their establishment
will give satisfaction to all who tirty honAr third with a
call. All orders thankfully received and promptly exe
cuted, on the moat reasonable terms. •••
JoIIN Y. 4YREN,
• _WWI AS WREN,
JAMES MO:N.
- October 2. 1••• , 52 • • 404 f
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
Port Carbon, Schuylkill Coy ph.
T. 11. IVINTERST.EF.ti nounc-
CS his readinees. from Bet renaphlteontet
of the abort. n anted petal kfthlllep:t.
-, kt ply all mien , In hie Ilne of ltilitittests—
Inch as for Steam Engines. liatlread and
• Brift Care, Pumps, Coal Breakers. Cast ings end'Machl ne
ryr of every pattern. Ile warrants his work toOhs. maths.
fiction, and argordlngly solicits patronage at home and
a/trnatt. • Jan. Ili. MS *ay
SHOVELS! SHOVELS!! SHOVELS!!!
Tile Subscribers baying pUtehased
the Port Carbon Shovel Fartori s formerly
!!!‘4 . +l . ti conducted by M. IMone Co-continues
iiirmn gc * to manufacture, and •deliver Within the
. - county, at the lowest PhiladelphiaP rims
all kinds ofthosela, Spades, and Garden Hoek '
The attention of operators and dealers is particularly
fulled to his manufacture of Coal Shovels, which for
Strength and durabiiity, cannot be surpaned hy any oth
en. in market. -
•
Ile ih•O'Reepe nn hand, at all tiite-w.. huperifie quality"
Coal Riddles, wbieb be will nil at wheleealeMid retail.
:Morelli, Spades and 'foes, of any FiZP or pstiOn, made
to order at short notice. and rerdring prornptljrattended
Co. CIIARLLS. S3IITII, Port:Carbon.
November VI, MI 4,3-tt •
FRANKLIN IRON WORKS.
TILE Subscribers announce fn the Pub
,
•y "'fel, lie that they are the Prop-Wore of the
Franklin Works Port Carbon, lately ear
rrwl2^aiii vied on by S. Sillytrum, wherethey
tinun to manufacture to ordoi. at the
!Shortest notice, Steam Engines, Jumps, Coal Breakent and
Machinery of almoht any size or description. * , r mining
or other pnrpos.o. Abo. Reitrocut and Drill Ona. Iron or
Brass Castings of any size or pattern. Orders Orr respect
fully solicited. GEO. B. EJSSLEILL BRO.
Franklin Shovel' Work* , ,
The enbacnbera continue in furnish the Collterti" and
- Dealers of Schuylkill County, with Shovels of 'till kinds,
.11 the lowest Philadelphia prices. Attentioli le particu
larly celled to their Coal Shovels. Orders for Shovels of
any also or pattern promptly attended to. - •
GEO. a FISSLEA t alto:
Port Carbon, Anitnit 21,1E52.
:Z -1;m
'KURTZ,' BEYERLE
Wire Scrien Manufacturett,
• Id INERSVjLLE, Schuylkill Coun .
PA., continue to manufacture to order,
Irl;R: all Rises of
. 1- 111:;allill knew, Biddies, Wire Bitoms;
•• •• -- • Orders left at their 8110Pk1u Miners.
.me. or with W. L.REIRLER, at Clemens' Poisler's
Hardware and Iron Store, Centre street. Pottesille. will
he promptly attended to. Old Femens reptilied at the
shortmt notice. : KURTZ, RETERtIi & CO:, •
Decrmher•3o,lSs4 51-3 m
DEHAVEN'S IRON WORKS,
TIM Subscriber is t i reparo. to manu
facture FOAM ENO]. BS of any power,
M al t% Inagi him iw of any capacity, and Breakm
of ere:y description: as well as every
. 7 , other kind of machinery used In .Mines,
Borakers, Furriaccs, Rolling Mills. Saw Ilills„Ac.
From the facilities powees-ed for manntlednring, and
from long experience - In the business, work tin be turned
out at this establiatonent, at the vary lowest prices, end
• of a superior quality,
Persons desirous of putting up Machinery of any kind,
' are invitento call and examine patterns and become Sc..
quail:lied with prices' before wmtracting elsewhere. "
Orders of every kind are solicited, and etrirt attention
wilt be given to their prompt execution.
WILLIAM DtIAVEN. •
DeoeMber 9, ISM
MISOELLANEOUg.:
OARTERSit ALLEN'S IRON. WORKS,
Tamiqvuar Schuylkill CerunO, Pa.
The Subscribers, proprietors of the
abore named extensive establishment, an
,µ • ,, a 1 ;1! nounce to tbe citizens of Schell - 1k))) corm.'
—err - 7 ty, shd tho public generally , their readi- ,
LW
, Cletti,uo WA any attll thidsof work)
in ! Una at the sh rt t notice, an in the most sat.
1
istheto;MMlUM , --etaim ed boilding SWUM ehieices, ritan-1
ufacturing Itallroadand Drift Cars, Parents:Castings and!
Machinery of all kinds. •
Oply the best workmen are employed, and; athrfaettorr l
may therefore be safely guaranteea. Orderetrom abroad!
promptly dllOd. CAUTEEa bIAS.
Tamaqua, Janus* 27, 1835 ; -44 f
BEAVER MEADOW IRON WORKS: . '
HUDSON BROTHER, lens and Brass
•erFeuhders, respectfully !Willie their pa=
7" , trone. and the public generally, that they]
.ctal;;;lralz are fully preptred.at the shore establish.'
Meta. to manufacture Stesin Eusdneo of
every sit e ; Pumps' ~ Ralirosd and Drift Co* . and ereryl
other deseripthm of 4ron and ilrass`CasUng*suitable for
the Coal mining or Other business. on the mist ressonabbq
terms. Also. Blowing. rlinders for Blast Furnaces and
Machine work in stet;
•••.•! -
Repairing of all klnds done with neatness : r and despatch l
at the lowest priees. AU work furniAheelsj them wael
noted to perform 1441- They would solicit the custom of
those wbornay want articles in their. line ldthis vicinity;
All orders will merit with Immediate and Otompt *Oen+
tiers.- S. IV:AIIIDSON, I
I WAICDSO?..I.
• March 4,1851
FARM JOURNA forls::4Price $1 1 ,„
—sabscrtpflins to the Pennoleanisi *Arm Journal]
for ISM, will be retake) At ' , AMMAN% I -
Zona+, 0 , MA 1- Bookstore end kkteting.l2/14,
POTTSVILLE..
POR t* CARBON.
MIN ERSVILLE.
, _ 1
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- MEDICINAL. -i
MARSH'S TRUSSES. [
.
FOR BALE at KAMM Avg Ros.
ifl f -----• as samtuKuO 41' Moth's lorromil True
. SOS. 111ZMIC whict are Boni* Ina Mask
~....... Logweilii Tram% Doubirsad OR& ajd
, *yip Trusea.,lßaro Almkeibld Smart
ers,prikaulder Brum Oeutleames Elmidiohnoso•
d ar Bowls, BeeuOi 2days 88k and Oot ,
tar.. • Jul. 8 8.31 14.270. Apoit
eanber%.lB6 , 3 = - . t&it 1
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1 THE AMERICAN Li 'S FRIEND.
I . '
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1..;: ` A . ' --. .)-i:., ',‘-.1. y - ,
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:-, 4,- %.`' -'' . ...,., •i'R. .
,:r 7 -
/i
1 IiOLLOWAVIII PILLS . !
rl, thc Otizcos of du Cited .Stotts: ,
I most humbly and sincerely thank you for the irk
mense patronage which you have bestowed upon my
I
Pills. take this: opportunity of stating that ray Ances
tors were all American Citizens. and that II entertain for
all that concerns Anierica,!and Americana. thetuost lively
sYmpathics, so much an that I originally . compounded
three rills expressly to suit your rlltoote. 'habits, Consti
tutions and manner of living, intending, establish my
self among you. which I have now done, 1. toking.prem
isfs in New York. IiTHOMAti 1101, ' WAY.; •
and Nassau ns. iCoriler of .toNassauStreets. N. Y.
.. 1 .
Per (ratios of the Blood,airr Vivra:id Bili6ut Clmspkinty.
I Trie Citizens of the Uniln suffer much from disorders
1 1 the lacer and StomactOcarrely tiny ere free from the
fluenre cif these diSdrueilre malndiss f .hence life; wears
.
fast. The fair sum, perhaps the most handsome In the
NI•orld, up to a certain pt.:rind when, distressing .lo my,
many lose their teeth and good looks. while yet In the
heydey of life, such sad silk may be effechially remedied
by continually keeping the blisxl pure. and the ]. firer and
litimisch in a healthy ution. when the life will flow
s iinthly. and resemble plantain a conireid I clime, where
n 1 eternal spring appimis l lo reign. As it Rigards the
itlipre
nation of the human framS, and the (titration of life,
Much may be affected, arid f say fearlessly, that health
aid life can he pmforiged'ffor many years beyond their or
dinary Mile& if Holloway's Pitts are take to pnrify the
blood according to the reties laid down for, health erm
ined in the directions Which accompany each )ox.
, case of ;Pekoe's and ikbility, of ten ytape standing',
coral by llntlevay's l'iVs. ! 1
oy of a btftrifrost e j ,p,.teis .1,- , -- ,- L "." -
py of a ~...- hip... John JatilSnlll, .I*.
i New York: January 51.1. - , 1t 4: I '
I To Paortrson licur.owkv, 38. Corner of Attn and Nassau
Simko- New York—slr: 7 ,'-1t la with the tnost heartfelt
pleasure I have to infornilon that I haves Ivey: restored
tr health and strength by taking your filth. For the bud
t nt years, I suffered fmm„,a derangement of the Liver and
tomath,and wax reduced to such en extremity that I
Ave uy my Ship. never expecting to go td sea any Moir',
as I bad tried every remedy that was. roeommendod,l4)
Orro, hut all to no purpoq ; And had given myself up to
iespair. when at last I was recommends d to try your
'ills. After using then:lA:for: three rnontla. the result is
bat I am now in better: health than I *se been for
!even years past, and indeed as well ax I ever was In my
fife. Ton ire at liberty to tank.; this knovrn fcr the ben
etit of others. I retnain,, , ,Sir, yours respectfully. • •
(Slgned) ;: .115ns .101v::tos.,
Three celebrated l'iliel are wonderfully efficacious for
e following complaints 4
Ague, I 'llmiliestion, I .
Avtluna, ' paundien.
-- vorripplir
Pilions Complaints. 7 :
Dietetics on the Skin.
towel Complaint& t
onstipation of the DoWils,
~ W itty;
i I
5: ,,
PrnMY. • Secondary Syytt` 'ltem,*
„Erysipelas, • ,-. Venerral AfrOctierm, I .
Female Irregulatillet.„ f:: Worms of all kinds, I
Yovers of itU kinds, - 5 - Weakness, fl•oni whatever
Gout, '-: cause, he., e.
.111eadache: - /
- - r
1 ,„d" the Establichinent of Profeesor flotiowAr, kn.
Maiden Lane. New York 'and 241 Strand. London • 'leo by
fall respectable 11morists'and Dealers In Mellleinea th rimigh
lout the United States, In Boxes. at .25 cents, 644 'Fenn,
land -$1 each.v ; 1
There Is conSlderable eating by taking l ibe larger Sizes.
N. B.—Directions for the guidance of dents in 'ecery
db,order are affixed to each Box. '
May 6.1864. I 184(1
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WONDER RA
CURE OF OF A METHODIST MINISTERS
R. SWAYNPS Celebrated- Eainily
Sledidnes—no family should be without them.
Dr. Swayne's Onapenord Syrup of lOW , Cherry, '
' Tbe original I , •
and genuine preparation '
The wondaful Cures performed by this !o
rals:able medicine: In pulannary Consuqtion, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Influen Whoop
ing Cough . , Croup. Spitting of
Blood. Lir- ' 1
er Compla nt. Pain in the Side and B ant , 'Tickling or
raising in the throat. and all diseases o the Lungs and
Breast; have exdted the astonishment all who have
wira es em iv; merrellons effed ; there i s no account of a
medicine teem the earlqat ages. (firelight g a parallel.
t
MD intaarritaosinaatts c
Da: Swam—Dear Sir: I feel it a debt i of gratitude due
te,you—shd a duty to the afflicted generally, to otter my
hismble testimony in Omar of your Cortnnd Syrup of
Wild Cherry. Some three years since, I was violently at
tacked with Cold and Inflammation of le Lungs: which
was accompanied with* vet' , distressing Cough , and pain
in the breast and head: a very , conside ble discharge of
offensive mucous from ;By Lungs aperitdiy upon char
of weather, however slight. A I firs I tno alarm about
my condition, but wea l pretty won con
grew
that I Ina
rapidly going into Ccnasumption. I grew daily weaker,
and atlength nu scarrely able to walk about, or speak
abase a whisper. sueh was the exceeding weakness of my
Lungs. ~During this time I had tried various preparations
and, prescriptions, but ifound no rellef4-growing all the
time Valle. Just hero I was advised add persuaded by a
deaf friend In Wilmington to make trlg:f your Syrup
of Wild chem. I must confess that slowly I had
been prejudices* agalnit patent medicines, and I am still
against those coming out of the handtlof etopyries, but
understanding your claims to the profeiron and practice
of medicine, and _having Implicit faith in the sayings of
my friend, I forthwith purchased of Dr. haw, one of your 1
agents, a .few bottles, and commenced its use. Sly disease
was at thin time of 'X or 25 months' steeps, and comer
quentiy was deeply seated. I found, hOwever, considera
ble relletlfrom the use of the end four lor live bottles.—
But being a public speaker,l frequently attempted to
preach with my htenssOolt smilt-h, and theatt'' ruPtur•
(Id those vessels that had already begun to • In this
way, doubtless, my awe was greatly retarded in cense.
queues of acting thurelmprodentl , I had to use 12 er IS
bottles before I was perfectly rez 1I have no ques
tion a much Dialler niunbe r of bottles Would have made
one sound, but for the - above indiscretion. The Syrup al
layed the feverished habit, did away with the distressing
cough, put a stop tre:the discharge or, matter from the
lungs, and gave them; an d the entire system good health;
I have deferred giving this certificate sill now for the pur
pose of being perfectly satisfied with the permanency of
the cum; and now that I feel perfect!y well. I offer it with;
pletlAUM, 1 REY.!J. P. JORDAN.
Dublin County. N. C. 1
De. Se/star—The icor. J. P. Jorarm is a highly respect- ! 1
F able Minister of Dublin County, in this state: be desired ; ;
me to forward to you the foregoing certifkate, being fully ;I
acquainted with theqacts. I can testify that this States.
anent is correct. I etall publish it in our levers, as he is,
; generally known throughout our sectidn. . ii
Very, reSpeCtfUlly, 4 DR. WI! . SHAW, Druggist, ,i
', • iWilmington, N. C.' ; I
Thy Rev. J. P. JorrLan is well known by us; whateeerh
he may state may be Strictly relied upon. - 1
~, C. sk D. DTPRE, Druggists,
; -
lVilmington, N. C. 1 .1
Look sod! to the Afarke of tke Gemenne.
:fir IN QUI It 1.% PA RTICULARLY FOR -rk.a 11
Dr. Swayne's Comporfnd Syrup of Wild Cherry, thebrigh;
nal and only genuine; remember, it IS put up in square 4
bottles. towered with.• beautiful wrapper, (steel engnivj
log). with a portrait of Dr. Swayne thereon; oleo his aigi
nature. •
' DYSPRPSIA OR wan s. • i
s. %I - len Cetreasmo Tammuz Is My the most
pleasant and effectual remedy forte destruction of
Worms, or the cure of that most unpleasant complaint!
Dyspepsia, that hax yid been offered tojthe public. Net sr
genuine except that In square bottle with the por'r tt,
of 1)r. Swayne on each *rappor. ;
Da. Sit 4T3101 SlllOl. Coven StItSiPARILLA sap TAB,
pars, for Irregularities incident to fermata, for Ts orgy;
/tr. No medicine lakes such certain runes as Dr.:
SWAYNWS SUOAK COATND SARSAPARILLA AND
TAR PILLS. They; acts es an alternative, produce a
healthy state of the wervetkrmr, remerldilff all °hen:talons.:
Dr. Simyne'st Cholera Morlms, Idarrbost, and Dysentery!
Cordial.- a speedy and effectual lesmedy tbr ASIATIC
CHOLERA, Commms, (Uteri 3forbui4 mintnes, Dyson :
tern, cholera Intinttum or Summer C midaint. Pains its
Stomach and DrriretcNonalting, Sea S knees, Sickness of
the Stontach. Lowneass et Spirits, and affections (lithe
Slecruteh and lkorels;.
Foa Satz. nv ' - - , i
JOHN ti. BROWN, ' 1 ratOi ' '
• JOHN 8, (I MARTIN .. ; ne '
r •
G. a W.III3NTZINOns. huyi.kfil Haven;
WA FLYt lIAIINDT, T t. ,•
-- J. t: DORN& - 1 •1 .., I
..% • U. W. earrogr. ' l i ghi&nlniA !
- , KJ. PST:Tamaqua. I
• - A. It. SIMOSE. Deemer Readier. ..
And by all the
adomot candies. psincipal Etarekekiersi In ikhltylliall and
~ - I , 1
July Slls Valli !:' 1
Liver Couippiiutt.,
lllre..
'Retention of 'Frier. ;
Scrofula Or Mil,.
Stone and (have).
SHERIFFS SALES.
smanirre SALES or R Ai. ESTATE.
T. - virtue of sundry Writs= - of Vendi-
A . , 1 espmai and Loved Ferias. lamed eat of the
.
I. arca:am= Plata of Schuylkill County; and to me
- diredad, there will be exposed to public sale or outcry, on
fiIiTURDAY„: the loth A s p of %gab. A,.. D, 1863., at
edork tit the tmenoon, at the public house of WALTER
MRDOWICK. (Assad= Houma in the borough of Potts-
MUG, Schuylkill County, the following described real re..
tate, to wit: .
atme.• ' An that otitaln lot or pion of ground -filtrate in
h.ebortemh Of MincrivilL,, Srbizylkill eounty, bono
ded on the north by let of, the Miners' Bank of
on the east by Sunbury 'street, On the muth-hf
lot of Daniel Yuengl In g, and on the wed try,--;----. sheet,
emtaining in width 60. fret, and in depth 2111 feet, with
the appurtenances, consisting of a two Story frame dwel
ling house, with a one and A . ball story frame kitchen
thereto attached.; a. double one story frame &felling
house, with. A hatament stIO7 of. time, stLa s- t".,
_ stc ` r y
frame 1103 . p *dory with an extensive cellar comer th e
MI " al The property of YIIANCIS RINZLEBACIL •
aAlm, All that certain lot to piece of ground, sit
=le in the borough Of Schsiylkill Omen, Sehto'
kl/1 muntyiboundtal on the, north by lot of Mau.
Red. on the east by Front street. on the south by
lot of John P. Leib,; and on the vest by a ten *et wide
Wien containing in width 40 feet, and in depth 42 feet,
more or less, with the appurtenances., consisting of a two
story frame dwelling house . with i one story frame hitch
• en thereto attached , and a frame stable, as the property
of }LIQUID. RAWEST.
... •
44.
AND, en , that certain farm or tract of land situate
in Wayno township, Schuylkill county, hounded by
ds of Wall= ilarieb. John Bretz, Henry Ilehn
- " ohn lboonneling, containing utnety-eight acres
more or less, with the appurtenances, goodsting of , a one
story log dwelling bones and a leg barn, as the property
of JAODB AIILEMBACIL ,
In Also, All that certain lot in. piece:9f ground. sit.
i nate in the borough of reila Alto;An Norwegian
township. Schuylkill county, marked lio. 63 in the
map or plan of said borough, and bounded In front by
Dimon street. on the nor by lot No. 62, on the mat by
property of the Port Carbon A Mount Carbon Railroad
Company, and on the west by property of Amos Warmer,
containing In width 40 feetomd in depth 100 fret, with the
appurtenances, nmsisting of a double two dory stone
dwelling house, with a one and a halt story stone kitchen
thereto attached, as the property .of JAMES ALDRIDGE.
i Also, Ali that certain tad of land, situate in
.T : Branch township, Schuylkill county, bounded by
• now or late of Michael Ito/lcorbach. George
user, Nieto Allen, the New lark and Schuylkill Coal
Company. Philip Zimmernian and others, gontainin=7
acres and 145 perches more or lies, and allowance, as the
property of FREDERICK G. WERNTZ. .
.tiro, AU that certain lot or plan of ground, sit
uate in the borough of Paturville, ,Schuylkill Co.,
tine 63 Market street, and bounded on the
• south by an alley, on the west bj lot of .George IL Potto.
on the east by lofor ewaittel Moyer, containing In boat
43 feet and in depth 221 fiat, With the appurtenances,
consisting of a two and a:half story frame Dwelling
Douro, with basement dewy of stone. As the property
of BERNARD 31cGOVERN. '., •
Nars.-45 feeton Norwectan strew . t, and extending back
of that wkith.llo feet, and adjoining lot No. Si on the
West, inclided In the above description, will not be sold.
ma the lien of thejudgroont on-wldeli the sale Is had, was
released on that part of the foi4eling described lot, and
is now owned by .AinntEw Lawns,
Seised and taken In esecutioni and will to sold by
JAMES NAGLE, Sheriff:
Sheriff's Mice, tottsrille,
February 1 ,lAh5. j 74t
lt i I Di v It D
SAMUEL W. PEPPER.
hiSUCCESSOR to lIENIM.J. PEPPER 4 80N, deal
er in Watches, Jewelry.and Silverman', No. 175
Chesnut street, (opposita the State House), Phila
delptila.
51 47 27,11.54
AVISE'S
CILEAP WATCh AND JEWELRY
STORE, No: 72 North Second street,
opp o site
she Mt. Taman House),
. Philhia.
Gold Lever Watches, full Jeweled, IS K num, $211: Sll-
See Leyer, full Jeweled. $l2; :Utter Loftin, $9; Quartier,
$5 to $7: Gold Spectacles. $1 50 to sio; Slicer Spectacles,
$1 50; Meer Table Spoons. per aut. $l4 to $1 8 ; Wirer De
sert Spoons. $9 to $11; Silver Ten Spoons,sl 75 toll 50;
Gold Pens and Gold (tad, $3:25 to $ 5; Gold Pens and
Silver CUM $1; together with'a variety of fine Gold Jew—
elry, Gold Curb, Guard and Fob. Chaim All goods war
ranted to be as represented. Watches and Jewelry repair
ed in the best:manner. Also; Masonic Marks, Pins, dc.,
nuide to order.
N.. orders rent by mall or otherwise, will be
Ininetually attended to.
f?optember 9,1854 3.4 y
; • STAUFFER &. HARLEY, • °
- CHEAP WATCHM k JEWELRY—WhoIesaIe
7 4 * and Retail, at the "Ph4actelphia Watch gad Ay
‘ tlry &ore," 740. 06 North &mod street, cornet of
Quarry, Philadelphia.
; Cold Lever tfirtrAcs, fall o7rdsjine,s2S.
Gold Lepine Watches VS toll&
Ether Lerer,fulljewelledsl2 Gold Spectacles, 17 00
Silver teptne,iewelE, 9 line 611 A" d° 1 60
Sup•tior Qnartkrs, 7 Ladies' Oold Pencils, 1 00
Gold Bracelets ; 3 Silver Tesitpoons,set, 1 00
Gold Pens, with Pencil, and Sliver Holders $l.
Gold FiniterAnes 37% canto to4SO: Woich-Slassel, plain.
121.5. cents; Patent, 19!, rents: Lpnet, rents; other
articles In proportion. MI good' warranted to be what
they are sold for. STAUFFER k HARLEY.
'On hand—some Geld and diver Levers and LePinea
still lower thau the above prices.
September 18.54
WATCHES.
g iriND JUST 11,1XXIVED, in extensive rssortasent of
Watches. as follows: ' • .
501 Fine Gold Slagle Hinting and linntingeme.
Patent Fever, from tfloto MI.
itlehl,Anetinr Lever and Levine, from r 2 fn $5O.
.' liilmr 1 / a idlcs—llunt Ina and Opm Fare horn .15 to $4O.
"'Jewrirs. 7 -Also a very eatenvive assortment of Fine Jew
elry.
, • ..
X Plab --4 mi
vi Irarr. t 'reeeiresi, e s - variety of the
latest,pat terns and bestqual try, by thi set or sin
t
gle Piero.
Platy Goods-1n warp rsriety snob as Fine
Chins Figures, Flower Vases, inkstands. Uriuunents, de.
Jarkal Ins tru nieuts.—Supertbr 'Violins. Guitars, Aecor
deans. Flutes.. ke.; de.
All of whidi are offered at tfia lowest wicket prices.—
Call and aeo f 4 yourselves. at
.1/AX LEIgMEILS; (Late L. P4er.)
Centrr.st nevt, 3 doom about Mahantango
Pottsville. Dee. 18.
,1854 {Aug. 21, 494 f
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
Sillver.Ware and; Faskey Good's.
hA CIIIIICE ASSiRTMENT of the finest quality
for sate at the lowest riOda prices, at WM. B. F.L.
• TONIIEAIi.g, No. isi south Second street. 'be-
Ive.!ri Pine and Unioni West !side. l'hiLuielphix.
The assortment .embraces o.large and ikdect Stock of
rine - Watches, Jewelry, Silver 'Ware, Albata Ware, plated
with One Silver, in Spoons. Yorks, Ladles, tc.--Jet Goals,
Fans and Fancy Articles of a SuNrior quality, deserving,
the examination of those who desire to procure the best
goods at the LOWEST CASI.I PRICES.
! having &practical A - notelet/at of the business, and all
available facilities fovlmportilig and Alinereutztring. the
Subscriber confidently invites purchasers, believing that,
he ran supply them on terms all favorable as any other
Ivitahlklatnent in either of the Atlantic Cities.
- .
All kinds of Diamond and :Pearl Jewelry and Silver
Wsre manufactured to:order, Within a reasonable time.
Illatrbes,'Jewelry and Silver Ware. faithfully repaired.
:WM. ft. ELTONILEAD.
14 South 2d SL a few doors above the 24 St. Market,
Wed Slde
In the South Window of the store, may be seen the
fscroets MHO CLOCK. which'leornmands the admiration
of the scientific end curious.
Sept. 2.1 1A54
MEDICINAL.
LYONS' KATHAIRON.
'AVE YOliusect Lyons' Kathairon
for the hair! It Is the moat delightful toilet artl
e
e in the, world and bs prwsmineotly beneficial ihe Grey
and Bald head,. The Kathairou fully restored mifhair
tatter a beldneui of twelve years. Yours truly. •
• '-,. R. L. ATWATER,
' • 56 Warren Street, New York.
A 1,.,. Lyons' Extract of Pixie Jamilea Ginger, for dys
plata and general nervous debility, Ac., ran be bad at
C. BARLEY'S
.' Perfumery and Vairiety State, Centre Street: Pottsville.
October 23, 1553 41•tf
FRENCH TRUSSES
.
1 . . WEIGHING LESS THAN IZlfi OUNCES, for
e rzp)
the core of HERNIA or RUPTLIIE, acknowledged
by the highest mektleal authorities in Phlladel
phiag incomparably superior to any other la
use. Sufferers will be plaided to learn that the oecardon
; now often, tis procure not only the lightest and moat testy,
but as durable a Truss as any other. in Urn of the cum.
hrons and erneonsfortabletrttele usually sold. There is no
difftenity attending the fitting. and when the pad iriloca
; ted it will retain Pa position without change.
Prisons at is distance, unable to call on the substriborr,
• ran here the Trace sent to any address by remitting Fritz
Dottans for the single Trawne Tyr*? the doable—with
mosmine round the hips and,stettng• the stele affected. It
will be exchanged to suit if not titHng, by returning It at
once, unsoiled. . i ,•:'.
• For sale only by the Itimcwter,
CALEB 11. NEEDLES.
Cot. 12th and Rare Ste, Phllad'a.
Ladies requiring the benefit of MECHANICAL
' SUPPORTS. owing to derangement in the Internal Organs,
inducing Falling of the Womb, l'oes.l, Pulmonary, Dye.
peptic, Ner*ous and Spinal Weakness. are informed that
a competent and experienced LADY will be in attendance
'at the Rooms, (wt apart for their exclusive use) N 0.114
12th street, let doer 'below Race.
June 21. Rip;? 28e1y
0000 NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
pde. R. VANHORN, the celebrated As
trologer of the century , hail the Secret which
s the Single to a happy Marriage, and to make the
Married happy. Ladies who were Unhappy through trou
ble, misfortene, disappointed hotels and false promises,
have been made happy by him. His medical advice wu
never known to 010. - lie is a married man, a man et tam;
ily, which makes the Ladle* consult him in the most del
kale eases With perfect mnfldence. Ile is the married and
single ladies' confidential Doctor and adviser. Ile shows
the liken.* of your future Elustnnnit!
• ' 000 D FORTGiVE--WEALTIT,
limlnence And happiness Are Within the reach of all
whci had had bad hick. and found the more they
tried to getlarward the more things went against them,
consulted him ;• their bedlite* ban left them, and they
ate now fortunate, rich add happy. lie bur the secret
that dope the dander and envy of your Parades.
GENTLEMEN I—Look to your interests before it:is too
Late. Ilan who have been unibetunate and unimeantsful
in life and in business—num who have worked hard and
struggled against adversity and misfortutue, the greater
part of their lives, and !baud the more they tried to get
forward. the more things went against the®—thesemen
have consulted him • for the last thirty years. All those
who hare followed his advice are now rich and happy;
while those blinded by prejudice and ignorance, neglect
ed his advice, are still laboring against adversity and
poverty. Ile shows the likeness of yew future Wife.
gire-All interviews are strictly private and confidential.
Dr. Varthorn has changed his reddence and office to ?in.
354 Lombard street, betWein Juniper and Broad, the 4th
home from Juniper on the South side, opposite the
Church. Ring the Ileuefereyt °like mi. •
July 0..11154 27-1 y
WILBORS CtaiPOtrND OF
PURE :COD LIVER
4L . .- ITT) LIME
CURE FOR. CONSUMPTION,
Might. (bide, .fehreg, Bronehitie, General Tklellity,
a alt *rolideres Hansom
The Preptietar tax =weeded (from dirertions of pro-
fewer 11(11201n Combininw the °nand Lime so perfectly
that the taste of the OD, wbkb go nauseous to parsons
generally, is entirely overcome, end it can be taken by
the most delicate females with pleasure. And ea regards
the benefit of this article over the puce oil, the following
cane, by Prof. Stone, is inefficient to convince the moat
sceptical- The young lady was= years of age. '
"ilex dicesee was one of- unmixed phthisis, which bad
Mon expected to (emanate In the course ctra Ocw Menthe.
fatally. The upper vit't of both her lunge was fined with,
tuberciti; and in wane places were beginning to soften.
The came wetrovideattly* had one. , The treatment of cod
liter pD was at t ikat weed,, but without marked beware.
moot. Thu pheephato of lime was then administered
with the nil, and the rieroll, min theetuatof nuttily othenc,
was wen apparent The pit lent 1138 TiPitUygettlag
CAUTION.--0n account of the maid repntation. of this
Compound far all Lung"Ceimplaints. the inabectiber would
caution the afflicted rig:Wept wing any *wept that man
ufactured by him. as he has the only recipe in the U.
Stateis fbe eombluing.the Imre 0,1 with Line In a proper
manner.' .Therefore as you pane yam health, purchase
none except that man ufac , fured by ' •
• ; : • AUCCANDY.R B. WTLDOR. Chemist.
1611 Street. lkadint. •
For sale. In Philadelphia by T. W. DTOTT.k SONS 132
North Second Street. or ale In Pottsville, by J.
MEM Dreat tUI. oppestkilliphropsi Catarrh. •
Pottsville, ficammter.ll,. 1854 - , • 41,4 m
NEW YORK.
' , CASH ADVANCESA'-
T IBERAL Calib Advances made on
j_24 consignments of COSI to our addresi. Also. we can
supply Innen at first east, with Sutter. Cheese, mother
country prrAineo, of which weirs receiving huge supplies
direct trots the Parnsans Nash* -great advaninestbe
making Wes of CU . :4..311nm will And It to their interest.
to call on us. - W. CONSTABLE - h . ('O.,
:if9l York. March a, MS 147 itivaihrwy.
PHRENOLOGICAL tuutiNcre
FOWLERS, WELLS & CO., Phre
-1.611. noloests and Publiakeni, 231 drrb street,
?O.:* below Porentb, Philidelphia, Amish all
ifikiworks on ,Phrroology. Physkdogy, Water
Con, Ilagnetbna and Phonography. whole
sale and retail, at New York prkes. Pro.
• twirl:nal exandmatiocut, with charts, and
fall wriittan deseriptlons of diameter, day
.anderening. Mind free.
Philadelphia, Febcoary 33, 1853 Sly
BRUCE'S N. Y. TYPE FOUNDRY,
F 4 BTI.I3LISHED in 1813, has now on
Fhand, ready for iminediale delivery, In fonts to suit
ure
, 1' •
sogoools' ROMAN' TYPE of neer cut,
50.000 'FANCY TYPE.
.10.006 " SCRIPTS or various 'Oho,
5,000 " GERMANS. . ; _ -
-
- • %Olin “ ORNAMENTS Invent variety,
'6.000 " BORDERS,
20.000 feet of Mum AIM s'ftes >terst. Reim, and aII the
noodling in the husinest. ' '
All the Shove Types ass.cast by steam Power, of the
new composition of motel peculbm'to this Foundry, and
whet fs nerteinfy rvpenur to any , ever mad before in any
putt of the world: The unequalled rapidity in the pro
cessor oodles, enables me to men these more (tumble
types at the prtoes of ordinary types, either on credit or
for emit. ,
Presses, :Wood Type, and all, other Printing Materials.
except Paper and Cards, (which hare no fixed virility or
price) furnished at manutkernmrs' prices.
The latest Specimen Book of the roan*, is freely gi
ven to all printing MSc* on the reedit of tifty.cents to
prepay the postage. • .
sir Printers of newspapers who ebooae to publish this
advertisement, including tide note': three timee before
dee first day, of July, MS, and thrward roe one of the Pl•
Pers. will be allowed their bills at,the time of purchasing
the times the amount of. my manufactures.. Address
'GEORGE BRUCE, 13 Chambers St.
New York, February N. MS • S•St
DELAWARE & RARITAN CANAL CO.
I,Ortp, STEAM - TOWING i .
01" E to Boatmen earryin
from Schuylkill, Richmond and New Brunswick
to New York, tie Delaware and Raritan (Xis(
On the opening of Canal Navigation, the Delaware and
Raritana Canal Co. will hare a large-,and efficient Tow.
Boat Line, between Fairmount, Phibulelphh.lehmOnd
and Bordeutown; and betwk.tt New Bru r ryi . nk and New
York, thr the towing of Coal Boats and .
RATES OF TOWAGB b.
rine - ere. PS. Ton.. rr.ott ) • ern. ra. roN.
Fairmount to New York .I:lllitondrid Bordenewnlo
Richmond tZt " S. Amboy 19
Ni Brunswick " Woodtidge
Fairmount Bordent'wn 131 " . ' Rahway B. 21
" S. Amboy " Newark B. 2
Woodb'dge 23 N,Benaw'k MS. Amboy- 10
" • Rahway R. 21 " . Woodlidge 11
Newark B. 25 Rahway.lL 12
.
.
I . . '' .. Newark B. 13
.
The above rates will be charged to the Ist of July, sr,
tiv whirl' the rates of (ow i ug win be adi e p ee 4.
Sir Boats towing eastward of Newark Bay, will be
charged Nay York prices.
Coal Boats having paid towage on a full cargo. will on
returning Imlay, be towed free. but will bo charged the
above hdes per tote on back freight.
1 On the opening of ;Navigation the Tows wilt leave
daily. both from Richmond and Schuylkill: and as - soon
as the trade demands,- they will leave - every Tide. Sun
days excepted. F. ILL KEBT,KR, Sepernotendint. '
i- • ,
Office in New Brunswick.
1 Mee In Philadelphia, No. 44 South Delawam Avenue,
Ilioelow Walnut street—E. B. BIS, Apia_ ' . . •
1 Office In New York. at the belt of Canal street—F:Coo-
IT, Agent__ Feb. 24.1 W 8-1 m
CM
•
ICASH MUSIC 'AND •PIA2IO STORM OP
I HORACE WATERS,
$33 Broadway, 8 7 Y, . , Opposition to Combination , .
1 • MUSIC /T GREATT.T - REDUCED 'RATES,
A Notwithstanding. the eom-.
ilzty)
(:d1 bliatien of .Mnile Dealers to keep up the
pricesof non-coo-rifzbt Music against the
interests of Naar+, 'thesporers, and their
kfii..al to extend to Ma. WATtRI the warteries of the
trade; he is =kilos Imo:tense taales—having abundant
evidence that he has public enintenanceaud support in
hiioppodtion to the great moilopoly, and in his efforts
towid Natik hrlcetand adopt the National Currency.—
Ilia stock of American and European Music is immense,
end the catalogue of his 'own publication is one of the
largest and best selected In the United States.. Ile has
; . also made a great reduction lu the prices
. of PIAN , M, Mstmazoss, and MUSIC.BI. LI
ffilpiLLNTS of sit kinds. Superior toned
i 61,4 octave Pianos for $.175, $2OO and- $225,
im i
nterior of as good qtiality. and Instruments as strong
And durable as those which cost $4OO. `Pianos of every
'variety of style andprice, np,to $l,OOO, comprising those
of tan different manufactories; among them the celebra
ted modern improved. IfettsCA Warns' Prix lag,' arid the
first premium Xrus-ts Pram:lgor I'. Gilbert d Co.'s make,
;owners of the ..f..elean Patent, Sicose-DaND ruses at
;prod bargains. :: Prices from $4O to $l5O. - Metaun'Ava
'from fire d.UTerent manufactories. including the - well
!known S. D. A 1.1, W. Smith's Melodeons. (tuned to the
;equal teimpelltment.) the best stake in Me Vafcri 'Vela.—
; Prim, Oa. goo, $7O, $lOO, $ll5, $125, $135; $llO. Smith's
;Double Bank Melodeons, $2.00. Each. Piano. and. ,Velode
on mornuttord. Ile best terms to the trade, schools, Ac.
;12 1 ,6 per rent. discount to Clergymen and Churches. Alb
' ordeni promptly attended to. Music sent to all parts of
the country, post-paid, at the reduced rates.- 'General
and Select ratal e , uoaand Schedule,, of prices of 7iluslcal
Instruments forwarded to any address, free of charge. '
New York. February 24. Is.v, • - S-lOt
glom
REAL ESTATE SALES.
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
-
In Pottsville, at Private Sale, Cheap.
HE Subscriber offers at Private SAO
all that tract of Land and Building Lots, known as
t ** - Carbon Hill" or -Young"tf Hill" property, in the bo-
Te
T rough of Pottsville, extending from the rivet , Schuylkill
above Mr. Lauer's Brewery to the Port Carbon road, being
about 2.50 yards in width. and contalnimg 30 acres more
or leas. This property may he said to be invaluable. not
only for , the purposes: of building, but also as offering the
best locality irt the borough, on which to erect suitable
Water Workwfor supplying the town with Water. Apply
at his office, corner Coal and Callowhlll streets.
August '-'7, 1854 3541 . G DWG k; W. SNI'DY,R..
FURNACE, GRIST-NULL,PARNI, IC.
. For Sal e s.
, or Rents.
The Subscriber, wishing to retire
etriZfrom business, will Sell or Rent, on easy
terrns,his Invineapniperty, such as For ,
: 7- - -rrr;,•inac , , Grist-mat ; Funs. Lore-Hoax, and
alai', together with Hart's, Ants, Wu-
Oats , and a variety of. other hroperty. The Furnace is
run with Anthracite Coal, antis calculated to make fifty
tons of Piz Iron per week. Plentynfore leave in the
neighborhood. Mill ind Finn in good or&r. Posiession'
given when present stock is worked up. Call on the sub•
scriber at his residence.
. M. 741cD0WE1... Li;ht street.
Also, 500 acres Timber land to sell, situated above Or
angeville. North bide °flit:tot) Mountain.
March 3, 1855 . • 044
ORPHANS" COURT SALE.
THE undersigned T rustee, , appointed
by the Urphans' Court 'of Schuylkill county, to
make wile of the Real Estate of Robert Wocidside, late of
the borough of Pottsville, in midi county, deceased, will
expose to - sale by public vendur or ciatery. at the Ameri
can House, in the borough Of Pattevilli..., on
MC
SATURDAY, the 17. th day of MAIM-L.A. D. t
MMMiiZEEMZI
No. 1. All that certain lot.or piece of ground, situate
on the westwardly side of the Centre Turnpike road.in
the borough of Pottsville. end connty of Schuylkill—be
ginning at a stake In the southwesterly side of the Ceu
ta° Turnpike road. thenoe along the same. south twenty
one degrees, east '250 feet, thence by land now or late of
Nicholas E. Thouron, on a line running south 68 degrees,
west to lalld now or late of Lott & Shipman. thence along
said last mentioned land. north 8 dereoe,, west ; to a stone.
thence by a part of Morrisv Me. north b 9
.degrees east h-X
peceitest, to the place of beginning—Which James McGre
gor and others conveyed to the said Robert Woodside by
Deed dated the day of A. D. 184 s. . •
No. 2. All that certain lot or piece of ground. situate;
In the borough of Pottsville aforesaid, being lot No. Coon
plan of lots tiled in the Oaurt of Common Pleas of Schuyl
kill county—bounded on, the east by Coal street, on the
south by lot No.lo, on the north by lot No. 8, and on the
west by lot No. 18 on the said plan, containing in front
on said Coal street 18 feet, and In length or depth 76 'bet
—which John T. Werner, Sheriff, panted and conveyed
to the said Robert Woocktde, by Deed Poll, dated 11th of
September.lB4B, •
No. 3. All these 13 lots or pieces of ground, marked
on the plata of lots In the town of Deer Park, Norwegian
township, Schuylkill county. via: Nos. 1, 2. 3, =3, XJ7,
201. 223. 'MO. 281, 232, 233, and 235, bounded and de-
Berthed as the same arelaid but and marked in saidplan
—which Amelia Farquhar, Executrix of George W. Far
quhar, deceaked, granted and Conveyed to the said Robert
Woodside, by Deed dated ilth of September 1847. -
No. 4. ,All that wisest& lot of ground, situate in the
borough of Pottsville aforesaid—bounded by Ceti tre etre°
which was aseeesed in the name of James 3forrieon—sold
for savors of unpaid tears, al conveyed by the Treasu
rer of Schuylkill 'mutate, to th said Robert Woodside, by
Deed dated the 18th of county , to
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No.:). All that tract of unseated land, situate ha Man
helm township, in the county of Schuylkill, containing
25 acres, which was assessed In the name of Peter Kern—
sold for arrears of unpaid taxes, and conveyed by the
!Treasurer of Schuylkill county, to the said Robert Wood
side, by Deed dated the 18th of July, 1842.
No. 0. All that certain fat pr piece of gniund. situate
In the. ract of land. known as the York Store property, in
the borough of Pottirvillenforetlatd--bounded northward.
ly by land of John Hannan. Es', eastwardly by Centre
street, eonthwardly by a lot marked No: 2 in the general
plan of said York Store property. and a - estwanity by, Ho
tel street- r being lot marked No. in laid contain
ing in front on said Centre street,22 feet %inches, and
extending of that width In length or depth, on the north
wavily side ,thereof. 78 feet 8 inches, and on the south
vrardly side thereof,B3 feeta inches. to Hotel street aforet•
said-smiled to certain Coal reserve& and i aleo to a con
tract of Nati:made by the said Robert Woodside with The.
emu Haifa Air apart thereof—containing in front on said
Hotel street, 18 feet, and extending in depth between
parallel lines 4fl feet—Which Samuel Wigildi and . wife, by
Deed dated the sth of April . 184tz, granted and conveyed
to the said Robert Woodside.
No. 7. One full. equal, undivided half part of and in
all that frame tenement and Into, piece of ground.
situate on the south side of the Minemille road,
ct the borough of Pottsville aforesaid, containing
In front Or breadth on said Mlnersv il le reed 20 feet, and
extending of that Width in length or depth bat feet, more
or less, to Bard alleyTtonnded westwardly by ground of
Wittrian and Strainer, smithy:Lolly by raid Rind alley,
eastwardly by ground of Hoeh C ummings,'llvid north
wavily by said Iftneravlllemed*whiehltaniel Nagle and
wife, by Dead dated 12th - October. 1849; granted and con
veyed VI the said Robert Viroteleide.' - •
No. N.. Alb that: unseated lot of ground, containing
one quarter of an acre more or bras, being lot No, 5. situ
ate in Coacquenae, NotWegian township, Schuylkill coun
ty', which was assemot In the name of Nicholas Thonron
—sold for arrears et unpaid faxes, and conveyed to the
Ciannalasieners of Schuylkill county, who by their heed
dated 3uth Augnet 1847, conveyed the same to the said.
Robert Woodside.-
No. 9. One full. equal. undivided half part of all that '
certain lot of around, containing one quarter of an acre :
more or hew situate in Manbeini township. Schuylkill
county. whii , h was assessed in the name of Jacob Leitael
--sold for arrears of unpaid taxes, and conveyed to the
Commissioners of 9chnylkill county, who 'by their. Deed
dated The 30th.Angust.,1S47, conveyed' the tame to the
said Robert Woodside and John Clayton.
. 10. um; fon. equal, undivided half part of an that
unseated tract of land, rontainin7 150 acres, more or legs,
situate in Union township, Schuylkill county; which was
a:messed in the natni , of Daniel Fry & Cp.—said for arrears
of unpaid taxes, and conveyed , to ithi Commissioners of
Schuylkill coirnty, who by their Decd idated 110th Augt,
)947. conveyed the same to the said Robert Woodside at us ol
John Clayton, . ;,, . - • •
• No.lll nue fill, equal, undivided their part of 'all that
certain tract of unseated land;contalning 100 acres,more
or bee, situate in West Brunswick toenahlp, Schuylkill
' amply. Which was easeened hi, the name of Leonard RM.
el- 7 mM for unpaid taxes, and conveyed to the Commis
shiners of Schuylkill county, who hrtlieir Deed dated
30th August, itrlZ, conveyed the same to the said Robert.
Woodside and John Clayton..
to. 12. One full; equal, undivided belt pArt of all that
tertein tract of unseated land. containing 191neres, more
or law, altuate in Union township, Schuylkill county.
which was assessed In the name of John McNeal-:so ld
foe arreore of unpaid taien. and conveyed to the Cemmhe
stoners of Schuylkill county, who by their Beed.dated
the 30th day of Angus!, VW, conveyed the same to the'
mid Robert Woodidde and John Clayton.
I\o. 13.. One full, equel,tindivided half part of all that
tirl*Catett lot or piece of ground. containing one quarter
of !an acre more or less. situate. In fichttylkni Haven, in
the County of Schuylkill, which was wooed In the nAme
of: A.Alreliana—soid for arrears of unpaid taxes, and con.
TeYed to the Clittunlssionors of Schuylkill county. who
by their Deed dated :loth of August. 1t417, come ed the
same to JednaClaybm. who by a writing enderw d there.
on, doelated.That one-half of ,aaki premises belonged to
the said RobeetWoolsklie. • -
(Saudis gat Sale. JOHN P. HOBART, Trustee.
By the Contd. JOSittla Donk auk. • •
Pottsville, Wsbruary 24,11155.
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m a r GREAT BARN—Dyrid Leavitte,
of
,New York city, recently purchased a far t ,
in !Berkshire county, Mass., upon which he
baS erected a barn of unequalled sizes and
novelty, which is reported to have cost $4O,
000..
' nas barn is built across the bed of Ismail
mill-stream which is soon after lost in the
llessatonic, and which, thoughlargely fed by
springs, is here in such immediate prOxim'ity
tsi the steep Berkshire hills,eivhence it rapidly
d'e'scends, that it must often be swelled to ;
raging, desolating mountain torrent. Aerr es
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trfeet long by'seventy in width, and nearly
one hundred feet high.
:The basement (of cut stone) is of course
de:voted to manures, which, without waste and
by mechanical arrangements, are precipitated
ft.Crn the cattle-stalls on the next story. This
basement has a tight stone-floor, is always
criorin' summer and warm, in whiter, and
twenty carts may be driven in at one end;
loaded simultaneously,sand driven out 'at an.
ether door. - No frost ever enters, and the m
ince is usually removed every month and ap.
Plied directly to the land. The advantage 'of
being able to work here in comfort durin g
the most inclement weather, and to sled out
the compost in winter—taking a load to up
ISnYI and bringing-back a load of cord -wood
to the railroad—is esteemed considerable.
On the next floor are the cattle and horse!,
including more, than fifty milk cows, mainly
-- fine Devpns, with three or four working oxen
arid as many teams of - horses. Each is kept .
in its place by a long strap buckled around
Ids neck; but giving each ample freedom in
lick every part of its body, which is deemed
Inaportant. Food and drink are given to each
in a large trough or manger resembling a
quarter of a large potash kettle, with one cit.
CulSr and two square sides. The water floss
Within easy reach everywhere. The stalks,
loots, &c., are all cut or sliced before feeding
nad are ultimately to be steamed by a gigan
tic boiler on the premises. At the end of
Bach long row of cow-stalls hangs a large
, black-board, bearing at the left side the num
ber of each stall in a perpendicular column;
cm a horn of the occupant of said stall a cor
responding number is impressed; and when
ever she lisas, been milked r her pail is immedi.
ntely set in'the weigh-scales, the Weight of the
;nail& ascertained and placed opposite her
linimber on the black•board; and at the end
each week, the aggregate weight ef milk
And its ascertained value are carried to the
Cow's credit in an account book, where her
; food is in like manner charged; and if any
;cow proves on a year's trial unprofitable, she.
is sold off and another put in her place. The
animals of course are clean, fat and eomfon
able. They are only turned out in mild wea
ther for a short time at mid-day, and it is oh.
Served that they might be kept ninety sums
inve days in the stable without injury or suf. '
fering. The milk-room is directly north ()
the stable, under the . carriage way - , with an
'arched stone roof and'a capaciou's stotf ice
at the far end. The room is well tempered,'
'of course may be warmed in winter if neces
nary, has water-pipes running through it, and
:ice within arm's length of the milk pan.
I On the next higher floor is a capacious kitch
len and all convenience for the famil• who
'board the workmen (fourteen to twenty in num.
ber) who sleep in a spacious chamber still
higher. The family never have to move mit,
of their special premises for water or any nth
-er necessary to their labor. Their slops fall'
into the basement where they belon.
On this floor are a Woodruff Planing' Ma
chine, a Saw-Mill, a Buzz Saw for cutting
wood about as fast-as it can be handed on, a.
grind-stone always kept in rapid motion by ,
water, &c., &c. Into one apartment a load of
grain is driven and pitched off into a hopper.
thence run by water through a Thrashing
Machine, the screened grain delivered in its
proper bin, the chaff , sent to its appointad des
tination, and the straw carried some sixty to
eighty feet and deposited in the apartmcnt
prepared for it—all beyond the pitching be
ing done by the unaided force of water on ma
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VerSHAPI2CG TREES AND SRat'n5 r
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of uncouth or distorted form of the same sr&
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ing, that the most irregular may be easily t r,
pruned into any desired shape. If the Dutch
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vegetable growth in peacocks and hedgehog , '
American gardeners may find an appropristo:
exercise of their skill in imitating the .(rrscf
•ful and beautiful in nature.
At the present season, or during the coca
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object may be most easily accomplished.. 1 3 !
occasionally removing a needless shoot, b': l
more frequently shortening-back such na art
over-grown, or pinching-in-those that threater
to become so, and by lopping certain portioo,
to induce dormant buds to push where branch
es and foliage may be deficient, a ,hegfee
skill may besesercised, not unworthy of corn
parison with that of the artist who develores
a beautiful statue from a shapelesi block (if
marble.
Even small plants, which otherwise grow
tall and meagre, may he made to assume
busby and thiCk appearance, by pinching of
the ends of the leading shoots while they 2 ";
young. The English gardeners have age - -
red a skill in managing in this way their l"
plants intended for exhibition, that it is resil! :
astonishing to those whd first witness the riel
and synimetrical masses of flowers , antl,foluzv
Which they are thus enabled to preseittio
• A great error is often committed wheat*
.;*.
Bring plants are placed in open ground l.f/;,
crowding them too closely together, gilir;
them too much the appearance of . weeds.' LI
They are much the best when every plantli
allowed full roan' to expand. When crowded ,
the flowers are fewer and more imperk t l
and the plants and_foliage Slender, and g reat-
ly inferior in beauty to the dense and rich fay ?,
of well developed leaves and bloom of a fn . r .
ly growing uncrowded plant.—Albany C"l5
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valor.' • ; •-•
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ser CRAMP IN THE &Tom
cramp occurs in the stomach, a teaspoon''
of sal volatile, in water, or a draelua
of good brandy should be swallowed itraselr
ately.