The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, May 12, 1855, Image 1

TERMS.
OF THE MINERS'" JOURNAL.
,
° • YIS - LE suttscnirtiott:
0 iI..I,AR:s p. , 'r annum, payab,a ip advance—t 2 2r , If
..i•i, 1, i' Lill .ix ni,liths —awl S2LO ti not paid within I
~Ir • , p 1
- I
IS 10d
TO CLUBS: •
ono i'l.troFcAu adranae,
~.,..0..5 t• . .
l] • .
..11 ,e
4,, ". 410 . . do '0)00 I
....a
~), .0, t, lions must be invariably paid in advance. 1
. ..,,..t tr. ,it,e o ddren. •
To CA ItutgussAND tivilEßS:.- . I
.1. l'i , :It. Will 1,0 furnished to Carriers and others at i
.; 1.1! c..,pi,‘,;. cash on ‘.• tvi.ry.
'.:,..,.;; ,„ 1 .-n and S:hoo , ' rczchers supplied with the Joutt- 1 .
x ~• it , A drance. -
.
TUR`I.AW OP tEWMP.it . EItg.
, ;;; •.,<1.1 1 4, - , , ,0n1er the digeoutinuanee of their news- ,
~..,, th, 1,1;1110 10 r may c.ntinnq to scum them unti1 0...t.;,:.
o ...t.;,:. Are paid. •
~ , ,„,,,ibrs.'nezlect or refuse to take their nowspa
-4 f r ; u t li.. ATtees to which they are directed. they :tall
1 ,..,, , „,..i?.1r until they have settled the bills and or-1
.• 1 :b.•:. di,,nitinued. - .
~,„,r j hennUitot e to ot her . phiree without inform-,
',;,,,,
~, , :i...11+1- . and the tae,rnt3pers3ry• cent to the kr- .
• 11,•ti.m. th.-y ore Judd responsible.
, t . • .arts have derided that refti‘itig to take newspa- i
ft...n ; h e olieo, or removing and leaving tlietn un
-1 I.t. is priori Lich eN Hem , . of [rand.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
, o s juin. of 1 , 111rrrA..54 ce.nts for One. in+.rtlOft--sub.
. , tfa, - 11. onu Urn,. :2,',")
•
)•• , t in4l-ti•am e,•••11=, •))-UladNer
r
1),,, , 5.f0r•811 , rti , ,ra , ..t5, , 1ian7. , 11 - as squaiit.
0,2. T • 4 10. It1111:1:. SIX. MUSE.
i•Jt. 51.4 $2 - 25 -$3 00
1.1) a . _0) 350 500
. ../UN 4:1) AS .t .10008 r. OF TES LINES.
1 22, 2 O . )'u 00 5 0)) 8 01)
0) 3 53 5 00 0)) 12'00
;; 00 4'50 • 30 10 u 0 15 00
.0 6 :0_ S 00 . 1., 00 15 00
3, 3 , 00) 12 00 10 00 23 0.1 40 00
• •.•111')., 14 A•P it , ,) 30 00 45 , 110 00
ti • •o. =i oi,l4—accozni,Aßiod with an
•••• ;oats
Harris es and Natbs. 1.0 rents
, %—5111.,,,, I uout ilaserti , ,us, 3 CcAltft
IMEI
1 . , a rd ,•ount,d as a lint, In advvrtising.
othors Ivortking by the year with
I r .'au tin, t IV,rtkeilleat 11 , t. exceeding *d
• 1t ill be charged. including subsciip
“
$lllOO
!h.• trthILIIII with
Ant Tlpt
s ., at the rab.•s de..ignatect above
s..t in )weer typo than usual will be
lo•r7 sirtinc,• nn f itr.sli prices. All cults
invr.-1 the sant, as letter
f • A dvey-tisentents meek ett Conn Advertisi , g
a'-r at a per rent: adynnee on these
szreentent with the pnblisher.
Dcathsvcominivd with un
,••ut,, without untip,-,
'I V th',. • ”f tell:varier and
will be eli:trzed 2:i cents for any
under to: Ov.,r 10 lines. 4 routs per tine
MU
- ....• iin..rs , ?f4n....tillts.not of a , zeneral or public char
- •hlr.;.-.l'kts,es , on'ts - per line for ~a,h insertion.
ral 1113.ii , ris we will state tluit .2S lines
~.!I:an-n l t4 lines a half column—and t lines II
cords male a column-1l;.1 a half
1 - 1 IT r t 1 a quarter enlurnn. All old lines over
, diarzed at the rah, of 4 cents per line.
iv••:'71:1•r% must 'ts,nfine thvlr advertising to
oilers. sale of Beal Es
.l. n..t ine,luded in 'business alv,rtisc.nents.
The Wed'pesday - Dollar joninal
•I tit the tMiire et the .Tournal ut .1:1
Idv.,rilo.tn.•nts.ituvrt , •d tit the usual •nteu.
.1, r,:f p,•r vent. Is triad.> from the Jonrnrii
adertrti‘e in I. , Jth wipers.
PLUMB -T ING
•
CAS-FITTINC, PLUMBING &C. •
DOIVNIN(;,RURNT OUT
) .71 the Ida) Intl 1,-.Tened.an establishment. tar
busin..ss. m Sily,r Terrar, where they wilt be
• ;1. iai f .‘nd.prmilba proutpt altvittlou' and
, dst tletots:r , Vs;•4 434 f
• PLUMBING SHOP. •
N. — M. NP,'WNI.II. Beatty's. ROW
N , ‘l`A `trYt`t. l'..ttss l':2una.. has eon
.•, haod a supply .4 . all siol . o Lead pipe. she.)
Isl,.01; Till Bath Tubs. Slt aver Baths. Hydrants
D Int do and Sin::10 and Water Clos
••
:it, all lands of Brass Coe:s far" %rahke and steam
Ctipi,iiid 11101,es for .'nzin, , s. All kinds at' Cop
,•• atpd done in tilt , nenh:st manlier at
• ••11.7te`d.TIOld•O. -
r. paid ford 4 tiras and Lose
Ii •,-.1...r 4:1-tf
PLUMBING ESTABLISHMENT.
. DICKINSON respectfull y- an
. to the public that ho loos pureased the
• I o'qii • late firm of )Inretoll and Itt!kioson,
ro,irciu:: on the plumbitoz business in all its
~, qe sat the Stand undei the . Pottsville llouso,
!rows by attention to hush - loss. h e may h e abl e
to , it a share of the puddle patronaze. Ile will nose
orlZ to be as :too& and it will he done on as
a. •as Lie ',Ails. ac - can be done elsewhere.
i
INSURANCE.
MINERS' LIFE INSURANCE
.1 \ fia . ST CI.I3I . PAN Y. Pi ITTSrILI.E. PA
. .
1 \ FITA t., 'LIAR 'l' E R
1.,L. w r .,:iy. 014rter...al by tho Letrisigduro Paulo
itb capital of One Iluhdrod Thousand
i• fully orptuized. and has fllumtenoed busb
T:1.• 7inpitil l y is prepared to receive monies and other
-ty iu Crust. aunt allow iuterest on all monies de
•.: Liu till:tat the ride of live per, cent per annum:
~• not ioter,t p a hl, on 4 1,.m 4 mt.
r r . Prumium on Life Inituranee. ,teethe printed
suppii•td at the ':'ire of the Company. Centre
th r , ,tooise,ifith of the EY:ef:nide llir
' • NTZING ER, .in... President
.1 H 1 fl. . ti e ery and Treaqtrer.
April I
THE I POTTSVILLE MUTUAL
\ .1 LINT LIFE INSISRAMII•I t•OIIPANY.
IFFICE CENTRE S'I'REE."I", next
Green's Jewelry &dere.
11'1 I . PEIII'IITUAL ;••
Tll, i'•aupuly. retently chartered t4e , liegisfaturu of
• fully orzallis,al.'
fu Is prepared -I , a eftert Insurance upkdi lives
.1* r••.: o. 'and ,•:,,cute trusts. and to allots Toter-:t on
• re d at the rate f.,f 'live pair relit. per anunfu,
agri , v4upan. Primly:ll and interest pay
, n 11.'1U:1.101.
a-s.-ts saf,•lv incest , ;! in 11 reds and Mort
c, seenVitie. , . •
.1'..11111 tit, 4•1111 etf th. proms nutr.lp psyable in
t-t/ print,tl to tilt, pavment of pr..cuittuist
r r.o• • Itr,nitints 141 Lir , In , urtinre, see printed
.:••, suppli , 4l at Ch.-Comp:olv s
Itre.et.
Vice Pr- t.
,:rd , try (htl Treasurer
1 1
' t 1
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE CO.
1 11A1?TER PERPETUAL —Granted•
V.,.' , y ,t: 9 .• .t - l'f , nnsylvnnin.
i
‘1“11 , ,rat..1 Capital $400.3101.1. .1, t
N... , J ' ,lVA,:ltlt Street. betwPon Th4 7 ,rd•and Fourth
•Ir•-• , -. Pitir,ttrAithi.t. '
. .
:' , ,tzt ., ,lipiny. suit a east' Capital paid in, rounbitit'd
. ..::a tit N lutat il princiPlp in tliOr Marino Ind Inland
a... irt :11 , 2,7_ , {:,•11,S 10 the MS,ltrell atilplo iAllt••Tllllit.e. with
iiti 'lp tt iel.l ill an•pratits, anti without liability for 1c5.r.,?...
1:,.• c.,, i , ti:ii '.ill b... 11 ,, 1.11ici..5 at the insual ratt•oi
- •:mani, ..,att:racitig . 1 1 c r,:, , : F. re- and Jul.'e rot MP,. ;
~.
(ARIL 'NI: , : _ .
Dr. D. Lkit diain I,uclArie,,
teeeli, :I:Wearied, Joseph. •luvimell..
Jelin A ddickF,
.leep,re F; Tyler. Harry Cuprad,-
l•aaluel rt h••rtuel,
kmvis Ilerson, • Samuel Costner.
PR. D. Lurticit.
W+l. C. LUDWI , I, roe rp•gith,t.
W,!. F. '
optyinte,l Azent for
Schuylkill Cella:y.l4 wirun per
s,.leqtring I tiFuranrt• can apply
April I>bl
STATE MUTUAL INSURANCEV,O.
) RT 1-j NUAL STA'PE.NIENT
jr 15JL.7 . ;1.
pronnutus acid
(A! lust )..:Ar, tout ual depart .
Z , l o lMic ' •
, icable in !..n91.•, , :#4
Prvulittiuts, :Stook Dolor:1111.
-- 170.5GSSE
i. ~..,zpen~• , r. 1,1 132rn
Irisumv. innt Atparttneut, 101.504 L'.;
MO
ro VI, t,41..40.N.: :tt.,41.. and ul he'r
.1 17:11:::,
I.le, 1.:+7,0(.0 SU>
071 hawd and in haud.. , 1,1"
r l ir , nr , inl.lll,llllFlAratoc. Apply to
e. T. Iit)ENER, ...Ir;erat
HDEMINITIY.
1 1 11 'ZANE LLN Fire Intitlizinee,Co.
onic, l;litsnut street,
=I
EMBER
Ildneker, • George W. Iti‘diardg.
eit.t.flart" Mwrdeoni I). Lewis.
Wadwr, • Adolphe E. Iloilo,
Litt id S. Brown.
3bir. Pat '
eat t ow e :nuke I p-rnntoent or litnitu'd ou
tery 'I. N-ript too -I property. to town and country, at
, - Itt:k .1s low 'a.. an: ,ritistel4 With i"..eurity.
'CiteC.uni4ny' lux v... r i .• .....rved Lar,....“ Cola Inge rit Fund.
we' di with thrir Caintai trot Prvlnimar., sairly iiivestod,
ulainpitii.. , teetem to tit- insured.
Cite as" w itii of the Comp tuy ondauteiry pule
m.;.ro,ially to an .1.:I ,•t Aabeelidy, were as follow'',
to
•"""
Estatt.., .1U5,35i 9.) Cash, '57
,
Tary 1.0.1116,
• , 14•• hasjrpratlon. a lwri , l4 Of yhtlite•til pars,
utrovards th„„,.
fire . ; thereby affr,rdin.r. i.,vitlenci, of
h , a lva:llazt.s of insurancv, as well as th,• ability and
upset prfunptu...Ls. all •
CIIAIICE Prrsident.
! c.tJ c q. Stl , retary.
has tii,p..,lntetl agent fur the above
7- I•3:lTht I itottitati,m'Cintl ka now proared In
prurrtv. at the lowest
r • ANDP.F. ts CSSEL Agent..
Jan. 11. I'6l. . f
LIFE INSURANCE.
1 1 11 E GIRARD LIFE INSURANCE,
Tru=t Comp'ziriy 6f Philadelphia.
• `•••. Chest] ut strref; the First .dror. East nf, the
' a.r it ea...
trl rkt, (. 1 1-4711%12:LER PERPETUAL
lusurauee, on 11n, th, most favor-
ENE
and inTrotwi, tozether with,
'IJ:•-• ,!, r•rnit.yttiy incrolwing r, , serrel fund, offers a
19 the InFured.
iL. , l.rolOntly. !tray tk halryemily or quar-
f n Boner perl-11,nlly to the insurnn
", The first II Inns, apprekinted in Doronther.
4 - 1 4 4 Bonus 65 14- , emiv.r.lS4ri,nnionnt to
3.: 3 . 7 :2,;2 51 to every .111.1v)Insurt..1 nutter the
fitl which will le. paid wlien
—erne o Illistead of $l.OOO orl'finn.lly
..14evt mmlunt. to ..!1.1n7 ilie te•xt In ape
f,r the others In the same pro
t.. thunnionnt tinfl tlmeof standing.
'.1•11 ndllti •n‘ nri‘to nverxr., of rwwe than p.r
1) • pr,IRIPIIS p ill. ,5 ithnut inereving thq 371-
'
IMO
MEM=
T:, .rx .... ..1:i1 4 ,4-Ic, .14414 n . 1 4...8r0wn,
' i. -o ::4 1 . 4 4 , 4, U. Danner.
• 1 .0.40 .1,4.. S IP th. l'rwit:riric 14.0wn,
" • fie . m.:e riblr,
. 1, , IA 1 . ..1.;,r. . ' Jnhn ft. Lititner.
~
'T..14 ~ . .4.4. P..lvm , y, Wharton Lewis,'
1' , ...! 0 i'T. 111110 T. • ' `'' John It. Stork, • .
• i'' , ”• 0 414.1.. eonteinine table of rotes awl explanotione,
1 ,-t, ~r ~ ,pfieltion nni further information can ho had at
tee 441179.
S i` TH33IAS RIDGWAY, President,
ArtnorY.
QFTIh:.11101::iism• is w,zent for the above Compony in
c , eoty. end will efiePt instironem, and give I.
.01 t ,, n/istiun on the suhiwt.
FIVINAN.
s.
.I', it
VOL. XXXI.
. i
MARSH'S TRUSSES. ' I IMP. SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Foit S ALE at MARTIN'S Brag Store,'j t -100 i rl
li c o i
as as.sortment of .llarsh's Improved Trus. r 'PI E . -
Barrels of the most superior
,
~....,,among which are Double and Single i i.gitrlf manufacture. - Alstt.dlUA..Nt) of every de-
Imprwnsi Trusses, Double and Single (Id ! script ion. CALCINED PLASTER. CEMENT. A".
stele Trusses. Uttro. Abdominal Support-' Sir' Pkonuck of all kinds bought and suld on Commis
cm. LadieY' Shoulder Rraces,lientlemen's F:lnstieSuspen- ', sloti- ' • ' • . R. R. SELLERS d Co.,
der Shoulder Braces. Suspensery_ltate.hves. Silk 31111 i Cot-; Thrir , "*!ang 'f , t( l Commits' ion ,Merchants. .
bm..JOIN S. C. MARTIN. ,4.1,nt. ' N... 65 North WharVes, Between Itace and Vine Streett,',
is -ember '24. 1C7,3 32-tf Philtulelpitia, February 17, islss GamGam.___i
. .
M.
LYONS' KATHAIRON.
11 [AVE YOU used Lyons' Kathairon;
lA_ for the hair? It is the most delightful toilet arti ,
cic in the world and I. preeininently beneficial Or Grey ;
and Bald heaiiii. The liathairwt fully n.-stored my Bair
after a baldnois uf mei% e ycwrit. l'i.urs truly,' ' i
It. L. ATIVATER, 4
No;'s6 Warren Street. New Tort:.
Also. I.3vms', Extract of Pure.lamaira Ginger, for dys-
pepsin and general nervous debility, .tc- can be had at
. . C. lIARLET'S' I •
. Perfumery and Variety Store, Centre Street, Pottsville.
tictober 2:3. 15.53 -11-tf i '
.s.. ___L,
FACTS FOR THE r•-:.-..PLE! 1 -
..F you wish a pleasan , , br.:. - ..m healthy.
I rums, And teeth to rival peat I-11St• Di0D , 1 , N . 6 Ic ' n;E •
T,ecrn PA , TE. For neutralicim: the effects ti vitiated se-
emotions of the mouth. rimmting slain atadi pr•uvenOng
the accumulation of tartar. invi,mttrn" unhealthy guins,
and eorrectimr, I,etur, of the breath, this Per,itrifire chub ;
1,104 , ., ~,mprii:inn.. . • r I ,
I :
The farm in which it is put up .-render. It Preferable to:
it wash- e lteltif.: mare
..ectanenical—whlle Its 'ele.tant Oa-,
granre atol'rnagical effects render it the universal lavoidte I
with all who value the health. purity and beauty of Orr
Teeth. .
Prepared expressly by M. B. L. TI.IPS( IN. Surgeon Pen- 1
list. I . olsViii, April 7 , ISSS 1,4-1 m I
s.',2u 00
- HOTELS.
NATIONAL HOTEL, SHAMOKIN,P I A - .
•!! Win. 'Weaver, Proprietor. ! !
rH a
E bove well known and - pop-
Tr ...!,
!....s
ular Stand h, still Lew . by its old prlirletor. in ' n'
tie town of Shamokin. lie flatters himself that by k
u , nal attention to the- wants and con , . enienee of the
Pt-avidly" puh:i, and his customers, he •will continue to!
secure l heir patronage. Ilk table will be supplied with
the Wirt the market afford , .
I! tr lle re.m•etfully infih , the Titizens of Schuylkill
czointy. vlsit inz the Shatnokin region, to give him a call. ,
i-dmmogin. ApAl '2O. l'!5:1f 17-:!nit
. . . . TREMONT- HOUSE,
- Tremont, Schuylkill Ca,unty, Pa.
1
)111LIT KOONS. formerly Inn-.
ki eper In Pinegrove. would respectfully inform " .
hisf Tuter 11.111 , 11., and the public generally, that be :is . ;
taken the ”TItEMONT HOUSE." In Tremont, and is - pre- :.
nixed to receive and accommodate in the best manner,
all truest, who may favor him with a call.
nil • lie would also brine: to the uotirie of the people
resiiiinlz hi the Citio.S. ILat Tremont is a beautiful spot
in a metintaineue: enuntry. blesked with shlnbrieus
not , ini to four miles distant freni the beautiful •'Szentrtra
r,115." nuthinit it altogether a desirable plare'of Sqiniunir
resort. April 14, Itr 15-tr
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL,
1113 .I%.,rth 27alvtret: r fr,rt &mu , helm , 17 ". P 1 "/"th'iP"'
G. B. Keller., Proprietor, .
NC e;flN.,
rUTlE.preseiit proprietor hat lilt; ev-7e - s
,ry Pied' ty and knowitligo of the wants ofltheAt.j.; ,
etahntunity. pnald tit6st respeetfully s Brit a ront inn
ance of the t ruler patronage. and pledge•, himself that
nothing shall be wanting on his part to give the pinta
perfect satisfartion to all, .The table will be supplied
. with the i best the 'hart:et—and nothing will remain
undone that will contribute to 'the comfort of his
Stabling Mr over 30:i horses: yartilatze and coat
sonoctiou,,,. ' April 21. lstrY lfatrn
REAL ESTATE SALES.
IIICKI:s:SoN
.53-t(
In Pottsville, at Private Sale, Cheap.
T -HE Subscribe[' offers at Private Sale.
all that tract of hand and Building Lotslolpwn as'
t le Carbon,"liir or - Voting's 11111" property. to the lee
rough of Potts[ tile, extending. front the river Schuylkill
above Mr. Lauer's Brewery to the Port earllin road. being;
about 2:io cards to width, and iuntaining flo acres more
or leas. This property may be - Said to be invaluable. not •
only 1;;r the purposes of building, but also as offering the "
best locality in the borough. on which, to erect • suitable
Water Works firsupplying the town with Water. Apply t
at his office. corner Coal and Callowhill streets.
. . . . . ,
August 27, 1 , •:. t 3:14 f ,t4EUIttiE W. SNYDER. i
_ .
VALUABLE WOODLAND FOR SALE.I
,c,..—r.. A
I Will be sold at public sale, ' 1
o
---'.; At th. , public bons of John L. Yeager. in i'' '• I ~,
__...,.., tIo• t. rough of .Pittogroye, Schuylkill Co., ..:
on MO.V(IA 1: the 2st/c_ibiq of M. 4 Y. 1 ,55. at 1. o'cillok ~ 1
M., of said day, a tract of \Vitt /DLAgi. containing 113
arses, more or less-. well timbered with Chesnut. or ex-
coil...tit growth, situated in thellmmediale vicinity of
Pinegrove. and the Dauphin and Stisquohanna Rail- I•
mid. and the Colon Canal paSsoe within a short distant,.'
of the same, affording every facility for transportation t o '
market. : An indisputable title will be given. and will be
sold in the whole. or in parts to snit purchasers. Porions I
&struts of viewing the property provi!ius to sale. ran dog I
so by calling on Paul Marr. in Pinegroye. Lite the pro+ 1
forty of SAMUEL GUSS, deceased. and to be scid.b‘Cihi ,
April 21, 155.1 ill-it ~ E 3: RC rrifi x.
ORPHANS' COURT ADJ'RN'D SALE.!;
I)URSOTAN i r to an Order of the Or ; .
I_ phano' snort of the county of •I• , :chuy Mill. In the
'Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. tho subscriber. Adinitt4'
istrator of .18551.7 M. .lAM ES. late of the barough ..f •
'Poti•sillo. in Ow county of sehitylkill. deceased. will ex. , .
Too, to sale Lc pall, Ictidue. on SATURDAY. the 20.1
day of Juni. next. at 3 o'clock. I', 31.. at the public hon-ej!
of Fraindin It. Kaerchor. in the b. Cough of Pottsville. in :
' ~,..4 tie , county of Schuylkill atl.rositici—All that vet-:
, " .. -7 I: - two and a half story frame building. 20 foot '
"•tt l,ln it and ;al f.....t deep cui gr unit plan, with liase-• •
InOtt story and two story hark building: and lot, situate
On the west side of 3131k4,4 Str,t. In the to rough of Potis.
%ill, in the county of Schuylkill. and stair of l'onnsi,l-
vania. to nit': r , mtaining In fr•lnt an Market stcoet, 20
I.- t,• with a .17 foci :yids :Me:: and in depth 00 foot. ad
jining, lot of , Ilenry Mvsor on .Ilici east and John Sine '
1119T1S on the west. . . .
DEM
ME
all that certain undivided part of thrto trarti,
of lead. situate in Union ttr•tt r'chuyildil comity. i
J.•ing 21 , t1 tyres of said,thr.-e :lc:jut in:: tenets of hunt,
surveyed fit the tuttnr t.fl'Onr44l the
tele2h, tyrett atni Go pareto adjoining laud:. John
IStddL• ant rt hers. late the estate of Slid d01 . ...ALA.
Terms anti' r"nditi , n's matt, I:ht - Arn nt the time and
sak. Tv .11.01 N 11. JAmys,
By Driller of the Orphans' Oiurt.
.hrtitt - cierl
Pottsville. April *Pi. I`,:i:rf
FAIRBANK'S SCALES.
TUE subseribers,"agents the marl.-
' t.darturom barejust revi%ed a nifw article. called
tit,' -1 7 iiion Counter-Scale , ." lir•r• Seal.. o
~" rakulated to wel,:h from N
an oalace, to '2.40 Its. For ,sale at tht. York Stori..
I E. YAlilll,Ell & SON.
,
Potts% ill, April 11q11.1. 6 55 . 1 - 17-
Eli'
IRON COMMISSION WARE HOUSE, ‘
CIENTRE STYEET, Pottsville .
Fulysnihera are prepared to fahlish . .the Trade
MachinistA tperat , ,rm at Philzukiphia.priees. ;freight
added; wh•desale cr retail. 44:st American 'Bar Iron. man
ufactured ut Pot tsville. d warm; tot of superi;;Nuttlity.
Ala°. I ieht T 1 . 111:g Stlitatii; tnitn.%. and ('aide Chains
furnished at sltrt notice direct fr.on the importer.
E. YAILDLtY A SON.
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$134,318 70
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York Store. Nor: 1.5:1
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~„t Ire that he hzts 3ppointed Mr. 0 ElintiE RICIO ITT.
I artheate Nlerehant . s.le Aaent fnr the sate il ••The Pat
ent D,,r anri GM :lErin:.;, - in Thiseeginn
TILE Sl' tiSe Illitfilt,%k :u4 prepared to execute orders for,
the ain't!. !pen tione,d springs.lllo: nrf., th•eil.tny
he,t nrticle,,e,Dff, , rett T. the publco, being remarkable,
for situplieitp and , Itiralsility. Jrt sa10• wholeNtle and rat
tail, at ' LERcirs
!mil and I lardwm.r.• zitt , ro. t met,
Cztnts.yottsville.
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'HARDWARE. AND IRON DEPOT. r
• ' TiiKst.:itzwi:l lIER. havin•• firm' Arran' ,
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ed ni.,goons at hi_: nyty plarp of humnem..
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in 111 surh v... 4 iiii
,: , a, the .iness of the
Goal Region may re. litre. M their i.el.e.t teal kid valtel.
solicits the ineperti , ii of the rtal.lie. I FhAll Le rilw4s
on hand and hate t. , 1 hand a full edock of I
liar Iron. Chopplnz Ax,,.
Flur-1.1 ron. Coal :•!.hovels,
• Clot .•.•,.teel, Tarr Chain,.
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Sift limn, Nail. and Spike.,
llope, Ta;kle 1M..1.e.
11•Alows. Anvils and %loos, ke..
hardware and Iron IhTot, rENIPJ: lirftritT. three doors
3.1)0r..3 3Llrket. 1.:a4 side
• July 15.
CLEMENS . az. HEISLER'S
IIA1:DWAI:1; AM, IRON STorti:. Centre
treet, a few dw.rA above Market i Prot
side have ,•ouF4antly vu hand a full a0 , ,, rt..
anent of. - -
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Sluilll s 1.,i,.. -I Axle% and Springs,
Building Materials, • liablek'ullery,
Shoemaker's Tools. ;Pocket Cutlery.
Files awl Rasps,iCarpentTuohys Tuohy
Nails. Spikes'and Brads. J 1 Brit-1111a \Van,.
Counter and Nati:win scales.i Alleu's Revolvers,
liar and 1:,,11,4 •Ir, , A i. f Ii Hie Barrels,
Flue and Sheet ~ - ;Tahle and Tea Spoons, ' WATCHES.
Cast: Slie.ir :Uhl Blister Steel. i Brass and Enameled Ket- , . .
'flu. Plate and Sleet Zhu.. ties, ' . . I 40 J CST RECEIVED, au extensive rrsortinrot of
Bar. Copper and Sheet Brass.; Pans. Boilers A: Tea Kettles, I Watches. as follows: ' •
Case
land liar Lend, I Heavy Railroad Traces, Fine Bold Magic Bunting and Hunting Case
Vast lugs of all deVri pt ions, !Railroad iron and Spikes, . Patent /lever, front st.o to slain.' , ,
Miii, X-cut and Circular Saws I Doulde and Single (tuns, I Gold Anchor Lever and Lepine, from $122 to s:io.l
Butcher's Chvpers, Cleavers, Doubl e and si ng l e pistols,' , Satyr Ira tchet —Huntlngnnii Open Fare from i.',5 to $4O.
and Knives. ~Shot and Oanie hags, I Jitedry—Also a very extensive assortment of Fine Jew.
. Anvils and Vices. • i Powder Flasks. . el ty.
. plucks' and Tackles, . I Poirder and Shot, . : . /laird li v er,,.—Just received. a variety of the
Chain Pumps, I t Water Proof l'ercusslou ; latest patterns and best quality, by the set or an;
Iron. C,pper and Brass Wire, t Caps, ; • gie. piece. .
Coach Trimmings, ; ran o mount Inge. • .runry Gowil—ln every variety - , such as Fine
The Subsnlhers would respeetfully invite the attention' China Flzures, Flower Vases. inkstands. Ornaments, ac.
of the publit generally. to the above and other articled of , Maticar( instrunwols.—Superivr Violins. Guitars, Aecor-
Hardware. too numerous to mention. as they are deter- i debtis. Flutes. Ac.: ;i r.
mined to
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as low as any concern out of Philadelphia. , All
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.'del are offered at the lowest market prices,—
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BRICHI-& LERCH'S ! Centre street, 3 doors abOvo Sinhantango.
lit NEW HA DWARE STORE Two doors be i . l'ottsvilie, Dec.l6, 185t'. [Aug,. 26, :A1 •PJ-11 - ''•
low Mats' oteLand nearly opposite the MI- '
nets' Bank, Pottsville, where will be found I
an Picellent tomnrtreent eytjAnnwAnE: ' • -- - --- 7
WATCHES, JEWELRY, . ;
Silver-Wave and Panay Goods. '•
tiloach 'Cri turnings,. ',Files, . 1
Springs, !Fine. Trayii. - A CHOICE ASSORTMENT of the finest quality
Saddlery. ' Iliritania Ware. 1 Cit!, for sale at the lowest cash prices, at WM..IE• EL.
Sle.etnaker's To(ds, jAtes , rtment of flue Locks, ' ;-• IL TONIIBAIPS, No.- IS; South .Second street, lie-
Carp^ntees Tools, ;Table Cutlery. 1( tat. ; ; 76 wain Pius and Union, West side, Philadelphia..
,:la.s.and Paint , I Pocket Cutlery, The assortment ernbraas a Large and Select Reek of
Bar I rut of all sin-s, :Table Sivxmm. ..f • i Fin e Watebes, Jewelry. Silver Wane. ARAM Ware, plated
Rolled •• • • Anvils and Vices, . • ' edit fine Silver, in t'points. Forks, Ladles, Ac.—Jet Goods,
Nails and Spikes. " .assortment , ef Brie Guns, Vane and Fancy Artizles of a superior quality, deserving
Railroad Iran and .. .Valls Sheet Iron Crucibles the
the examination of these who desire to procure-the best
I ginlth 'fools, - ' Wire. Tin Plate r ' goods at the LOWEST CASH Plllet.S. .
I-Building 'Materials, less, Kettles, fleeing a prad leaf knotatrige. of the tuAlneas, and all
Cad Steel, Sad irons. ' ' available facilities for importing mud Manufacturing; the
Shoar Steel. Pans and Boilers, sul•salber confidently invites purchasers. believing that
Ar'n Blister, !Chains. he can supply them on terms as favorable Ati any other
Mill Saws. 1
.Ittailmad Traces estahlshment in either rf the, Atlantic Cities. ,
Crosscut Saws . ., !Powder ar.d Shot. .. Mr kinds' of Mt:Mama and nom! - .Jewelry - And Silver
Fine Rand-saws. . • • - Ware manuthetnred to order. within a rerevmable time. ,
(1. It. returns his thanks to the public for the patronage f Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware, faith fully rcpoitoct.
they extended Whim In his indisidnalrapaqty. and hapea i , Wll. Li. EttaNIITAII,'• •
the new 11rm, by the quality of their goods strict attend ' 1i'0.184 Sotith,Vl St, a few doors above the 24 St. Market,
lion to business. and aenvmmodatlng priers, will deserts . ' W ad
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and command their continued support. • In the South Whiarror of the Stun, maw be sewn , the
- BRIGHT a JAM'', , I famous. MUD' cr,ocg4 which commands the admiration
Neer: in Ilar , lwere and Irm, ale& sired. iof the xletifilh• and curion ,, , -
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I U WILL TEACH YOU TO tIERCH TIM.BOWELS OP TIL E EARTH, ANO BRUIM OUT FROM T.ITH:tEHNS. OP 1 0 NTAINS, METAL WHICH WILL!GIVE TRE'GTII. TO OUR TIANDI ANTI SUBJECT ALL NATURE TO OUR USE A\D PLEiflth._ , •
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ÜBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,. BY i BENAMIN BANNAN F'OTTSVILLE, SCHUYLKILL COUNTY; PE
MEDICINAL. ,
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
HARDWARE.
Ml==:M
FERTILIZERS.
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SHERIFF'S SALES of REAL ESTATE:: ',I - UST RECEIVED from New York - ,
1)Y virtue of, - Sundty writs of Velidi-; 41 Lacing Leather for Belts. Also, Solo Leather for
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I ?thud Exporms,FierfinViAS and Levant Fileiall.issuedl . pump Leather for )lines For sale by
out of the Court of Common Pleas. of Schuylkill County, J
Pottsville. Febru 1,.`-'2,1 1 A ti5 3 5 1EN:51 ,, ° , ' 1 , 4'117 &• d t st f reft.
and to me directed, thtie will be e rinsed to public sale : t!
or outcry. on ,- ,—. , - ! .'i LUST. RF I CEIVED.—A •large aSsort-
At to o'clock 1;1 '11 1 h it eltr l eloo !kt is t . Y a 2 t C. ,t h lie lSs public house oft
~li v, ,: k l i, ..m o n t _ tj o u f i es . p lt e i n a d n i o d i P a.c. r' o fum il e a ry rtio . kc . ., a cro d m m t h h e e rs ,!lanufac-
DA NiEL MILL. in the Borringh oflPettsville. Schuylkill
CAunty, the Ibllowing. described Rod Ratite, vbs: j 4. All those who: want fine Perfsimery, call at C. BAR
- ND. 1. All that certain farm or tryst of land situated:lJ .UT'S nook and Variety Store,
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West Iliainswick towris . hip.Schuylk 11 County, tiearfil : January 21.1554 '
• Ora - Igsburg.ismndedby lauds of Ba)iel Rie g el,Gee. , :e i,:, c — •
. , HOICE - 1 - IA I AIS.---Best Cured, of the
Neuschwender. senieroVilliam M. Bickel and Wil
liam it. Sehall. George N e uschwender. junior, George Jj: ' flit qrtalityi fresh from the best packers. ran be had
Kimmel and others. containing •is acres. more or less, i :regularly every Wednesday and Saturday, at
with the appurtenant*, consist, g• - of a two story' log 1 ... T. C. BOYLES
dwelling house, with stp,i' story St , ne back buildin g at- r . , , N e w Tes . ..etalile and Provision Stand. Mahantango St.
tached. a frame hum. blacksmith sh4p and several log ten- , 1 :gay 27,1054 • I •
'ant houses. . 1 . :1. ', _.
No. 2. A certain triA,ollthul.Fitutto in North Manhiem i INDIA RUBBER HOSE.
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township,. Schuylkill 'County. Ajt, ning lands of Dania.
Hummel, Peter iturnmaL Frederick Boyer, George Kina-j
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lila subscribe'r, Agent for the Mann
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mel and otlaersteontainlng 00 acres ad 03 perches. and al-1 :; fact well+, has jnst received a supply of inch
losranee. with OM apputtenances. . "Item bet- HOW. Of.ltie belt finality, for household purrs.).
No. tl. A Certain tract of land a toady in - Barry town-' :ises—tbr Washi ng W,indoirs.,and also to he titled In ease of•-.
ship, Schuylkill County. adjoining ands late of Michael tithe. which heti:lll sell Whidesale And retail. at City pri-..„
Holich, Isaac Yarnell and others, co taining 55 acres, . Bit ; ; ;;Ces. at-• - • i I :,- . • - IL BANNAN'S
the appurtenances. ,•,' • '-' - ' ' li. ' 71. .APril7:l6;, - , • ' )I.=trixf rerirry Store : Pogsrqk. -
NO. 4. A certain trail. of land situate in I pper Nalian-.: .:. FA • -
INTED SH DES & FIXTURE'S. township. Schuylkill Comity adjoininulandsc late I.; •
of William Witman. It• - ., deeensed,a s tid lands%appßed for j
.;-: 111 kitidgVriinging' in price from 62i
by John tilmener,jr.o,mittldug 50 ac i , titomer less, jwith :
the appurtenan g es. - , f • ~..,,,,. cents to $4!511 .- each, erniracinx - the latest and Most
.iiFashionalde Patterns, 1 Alt4i, Gold Border and Pe - hell.
No. 5. The'mntlivided half of a clertrain tray octind,
situate in Kirry townshiji..,Schnik liTounty. coma 'i n Shades, Plain Painted Linen Green—diffen•nt widths. to
!-- Litter with all ikinds Of I'AP Elt WINDOW SHADM
.1 . % acres. ritereVir ‘ tess it Wog ma, of the Rome tract of t
'Y'til of Which will h. sold wholesale and retail. at '
land surveyed to ileitis Shooter, jr.. - virtue of a warrant ;,;
-' April 14 4 1655 1 * . IL HANNAN'S,
grant e d to hini.,:by th t 'i Commonwealth of Pennsgliamin. J,! r__:_j_____...... --------:--
and Plitenlisl to him nit 'the 17th .
day nf April, Iti3S,lwilli : ~! , , ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! ' ..
Ihsrappurtenanees. - :, I • , •
• •''sNe. C. The undivided half et a leertain . tract of land, ': HE ,Subseiber informs' the ' citizens.
•sltuatelit Schuylkill 'lnewnstip, Schuylkill County boun- :', ' of Pot brittle' and vicinity. that quit he haataken the
dod by binds late of ,William Autienried, Daniel Focht i . re House near, the York Store, formerly belonging to Mid 'Lewis Audenried i gOntaining4 acres and.....4 , lPotrhest ! ;;Maurice Ilubinsan. and IS prepared t. supply .families.
strict measure: with-the appurtenances. . - I. " ! :Motel keener*, Confectionent, de., de.. ] with pureSpring'
\n, 7:The undivided half of a c4,lrtain tract of larunit- !
nate •in Matteis trivilighip, - Schuylkill County, formerly i '
:', water ice, throughout the season. in snch : q uantities as.
Ithey may requir e , at any hour; and at reasonable rates.—
owned by Niche Alleit.!hounded by lands of the NeW yea i ',lle rei m jet fully solicits the patronage Of the public,.
and SchuyikUl Coal Critalsany,lan new or latoofltictutei j - : JEKOSIE li ARN Eit.
Hollonbach and Mos e iqacques, eon %ling 107 acres, with - March 17, 1555 - . 11.43 m '
the appurtenances.' i,
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No. S. All that cerildn' lot or pies of ground atuate Iti '3 . • CHANCE OF FIRM. ..
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the Borough of OrWitsburg,'Sehuill County., on tile J . ; T , ,
. a .s.rcuth side of ) [beget street, ended on the west ty ' • WREN S., BROS. take pleasure in'
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. ;;; lands of Jacohdiannuet,on e south by a2O feet , : Ili • announcing that! they have associated with them
wide allev, on the eaat s by Franklin street, contain-, 2, Mr, JOIIN BROWN aS a partner in;their Washington
ing 44' perches, - witli'llie appurtenances, 'co n sisting or . a , Iron Works. Ti t business will now be carried on under
two story frame dwelling. ' house.lth is one and a half '•• Ihe firm of J. Wren & Brawn: k Co.: the new than cons
story frame kitchen attached. and log stable.. • , ''. menciti , on the 0 r 341 dm of April. 1055. • ~ .
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N0..9. , All thse vi l lains two and a LJOHN Y. WREN. half lots of ground. !
situate fit thelloroughMf Orwigsburg Schuylkill County. , j i . • THOM AS Wit EN,
bounded in front by•Slifiliii streetdon the. east by. lot, of , : i - , -. , JAMES WREN,
Peter Knuckle, deceit' ii, on the mirth; by a ten feet wide I'; Pottsville, April i 21 HI-1...t . JOHN BROWN.
alley and on the west by property Of John Hannan, Esq.. .; -- - - I --1 -----
containing tom perchfii in" width, and .eleven perches," ; ~,, • TOLBUILDERS—FURNACES, &C. ••
m o re or less, with thii ß ippurtenances, consiating.ef a clue ; !., HE gull is c riber is Agent for the sale ,
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story log dwelling Ink.e '-. • '
No:id:All that certain' tract or piece of land situate In, -.;.• • of i'hlllsons Furnaces for Heating, Houses. Halls, ~,
Blythe township, Schuylkill Count hounded by lands cif;•
, e. - Ile furnishes them at city prices. and also superin
thorre Kimmel. Jaritli,Moyer. Jalles floury and other ;' i tends puttilu t them up. lie will warrant 11l Furnaces to gistortrol • 1
containing 70 acres, mere or less- I .work, put up tinker his directions, thus saving expenses .
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•No. 11. All that certain tract of land situate ire•Blyfito it° s Terra Cotta, Chininev
purchasers. Ile alsd furnishes .
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. township. Sebuyikill:cannty, bouthyd by 1t „, 4 „, Into of , •." tops, Ventilaters. liegbit4T:4. Sr„ at city prices. He also
DISCOVERY . OF A NEW' PEOPLE
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~ .A discovery which even in this age of! al- :.
.2,- Andrew,Delletd: Christian Hell -sot and others, eon . ! , , ILur e n . is t h h7ti th 3L S4o l l .. e . ..).I . l . a a ilite a l n s.. which an.
a n t e a aLe , r ‘i t t n h a 4 i i ) f p, , t a h r y: ,
• ' no , . t Arnim , . - iliout.' MO acreS, more or less. with the ap . I .
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urteranres, eiinsisting of a -one story big dwelling , -?.'Price- most daily revelations of afitiquities and Won.-
f. April 14, 1555 i .1.5- 1 A g ent/or the Mentilaciarres.
' house. a blacksmith Shop and 2 lo g stables.
• ..t' ders - of reunite tidies and people must strike I
• CARRIAGES. 1 - No. 12. All that, certain tract or parcel of land situate :-" —... ,
.. SLATE ROOFING. , • ,
the world with wonder, has just been'made,hy
tP ' W T111: subscribe . rs Ilaing Parrii: ,,, :d tIM :in Blythe tolitl,•l4. Schuylkill C6r tity. bounded by lands ',,,
c-.... -,' .... carriage shop of Mr. G. Jen n ings, sro o ld of Henry SlMener.lier r ige Kimmel and others,' containing' ; HE und i ersighed. having been largeh the :
officers of the sloop-of-War Decaturj IL'
1-J. 9 i...0ra11y ~011.. it the patrona•a• of his i7O acres,mornoriesa...i - • . •
Wili . be recollected that the Decatur sailed 1
off. old "enstorders and the public in general . tta t ls r i L e named i, bliti s n i essu l a , u
i No. EL Moline undivided om.-sixth part of a certain '. en g' l4 '.' d inti xdtae-m„dainßl,...
Being 4 dermined to keep up the reputation of the wti r k i tract of Coal Land situate partly fn Blythe_downship,and
nettle by Me. Jennings, we Shall e mploy none but the best i 1 as u s's 3 ‘o l l.l:‘ - b b i 'l'4. t .tl .. sv ilk. and elsewhere irt he county. II; from, Rio in company With the Massachusetts
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(propeller)- 7 that they; parted company,' and :
4 12„-- ostrtlyjn Schilyiklll townsh p.
hands and material. Call and Bice US a trial. All work ' it: bound e d by lands of Peter keeps als'avA tit handl a large assortment itf staiis, and
that for sotne weeks the Jess of:the Decatur /
g aarautees ahem to be of the best quality—sorb as will .
made by at 'warrantr.l. ' ABE MUT & Tina: Jim; n. i . ticitcy Koch, Janies Beury tin li dl n i i s ' d imu3l ;4 ll 'tihdee'''‘;"ak:lll;sd).y.;l,•:.,:•,
not (suit 4.r , dec:s;y. .11bi n.fill:4' is warranted to I, tight .
chop. Morris' Addition. nearl.,' opposite Yli r dl..y ,4,, s on . ! Furnace Company, containing 211 aeon and allmra"e' ', and durable. The la•st workmen only dr., emplosed, and was looked upon as certain. She was .after-
I'mtsville, May 5. 1555 - . - 18-tf s , more title s ,. witit'Orti ' a ppurtenances, consistin g of it one ,
- wiirds iii.,s&tvereti by jber ' consort part way i
-----:---------- __l -. ,vi ry 1,. g . Fin: and hit stable alt he properly i4 ., 30 , 1N. , 7 , tile e‘ , , , 4 bi but :i trilling adVA re on that o f ' min g le,
• .riiiim.t.., BAILEY. • - . 1
through the Straits, (4' Magellan, and Was
COACH MAKER'S REMOVAL. . i "iii ) ENEn. , ,'.', ~
, TILE subse'riber having fitted up one Of ALSO..AII that coraain two story tnessiumvand teric...."'• turf lectilmcq p.'h>.•Ps,o,iquts.
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13-6 M * , tOW(!ii into the Pacifie by the 'Massachusetts.'
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( 0....... T.. .. the bugest'Coaeli Shops in the State. II ; n.""', ~ .
situate ill 1 Vitiatt, townsl ip, in the County -,----- , - - ; ;
•':' ~ ,,,, - °".r l, Coal street' Pottss ills. Pa next WI. 1 , tschus lkilL on tar scant, side of he road leading •
! PATEN* COLD LARD LAMPS. 'The New Orlean; ,l'irayttnP of the lsr lust.;
''.-- edam kI. ' . Factory,. —
,1. s serum where his .
. i • 1 l'llleglSTe tt, SellUSllilllllaVell. COI taininginfronteP feet' i. _
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- . su tscri Mrs ming appointed sole .Green;'
publishes a letter, - receired from 0. 11 , I
facilities for manufacturing all kinds of Carria%es "and ' e }: more velem...and in depth 2 1 fet, tome or less, and , ;
4.4, A 1 t7n lot orpiece_,![ ground an I ruffling(' appurtenant 3 A g ents for the, sale of StonesifiT ti: Sntith's Patent Ifkitt Wa g ons cannot be surpas.sed—bein g a pnictical )lie 2.i...lit.._dated on.hoard the Decatur, "off the Straits
----%, said suitai p, idioinines )Ruda ,A=Sainuel
-1 'u and havin , -.1 number of years • - • i , • 1 1
• ,. • ,sp r i.llle .11 t..4e Shaer-:! 114. i Lard L - runt,.. in Seburikill county, have a large as- of Magellan, Feb . . 15," and. which contains
some :latements 'BO Startling that we rnalie ;
business. Ile I/ , ,pvs to givc.generil satisfaction far on tine west end Sein . tit, John Fteelnhil at the cast.,atid k sortment for sale, which - ire highly . recommended fm i , j
• ' • 'Ablaut Lon g apple ori the north. _training eleven item[:, ..1 , 1 er . m o mv an d r e n e en i e h r e, • ' MU GILT a, LERcir.
All kinds of rarri ag ep and li g ht Wagons ki l it on hard. : :
, ntore or It'ss. as the Property . of W ,LLIAM REEBER. "1:- 'Pottss'ille, April 14. IS5r; 1:1- , the following extracts. 'From ' the apparent ,
Also, st.cond-1iaud.11,47.,M5, kr..
I respectability of ;the source, we see no reason
, I , Ai,so, All the right title and itrierest of ItiebardOwens. j J s•-• ' .
All rivals s neatly done; ; Orders from a distance prnint- , i - d all that ' ground 1, ' 1 -
t -i .in an to a . .
•tortain lot or pit•ce of sl uatts i
for donbting the :narrative, remarkable as it'
ly attimded.to- •
- W1 . 61.4 ... /{ A• Kiln" . .. 4 lna he 'Borou g h of Rltsville, Morin County. bounded;
,f I . . ICE! ICE!! , - • I
June 5, lalS, ,
.
" 234 f ' loprthwarilly by bit of Benjamin C dt,,eastwardiv by Ball- i"... HE subscriber having improved anti
• 'iS The writer sys•.-. , : :i
'l' ..aroad street. sontbwardly br bd of lienm; Lorenta,ll' fillisihis Hy-houses at the Tumbling Bun tutor, is '
There being no appearance of a change of;
!IT; • and westwardly'. by au - Other lot of Richard Ow e n s , i f : now prepared tii furnish cunsuthers . ith pure Sprin g -wa-
weather, I 'Obtained leave of absence tor rt'l
-, s ,aftaintint i I foid In width, and 100 feet in depth.''; ter lee during It lie entire season. having superior farill
few days, and- accompanied y . s.. e
With the n o nuidentulti•s. consisting, of a three, story frame l ,; ties, he will Is rible CO furnish It on Ille4Tillit reasonable
ied b • uuyelq•sinat •
dwoiniebouse,.witti ri.one store f me kitchen- attached , l: terms. The p l trona g e of the public is respel-tfull,y so-r :
SS the property of ItiCli AHD fill - •AS.
ALS.). All the right title and I West of Michael Matta- r .„ Goner. will N. promptly attended to, i was landed on Terra del Fuego. With sgreat
ia, in and to certain:aid o r piece o ground situate in the !: April 14, 15::il 15111 - GEORGE J: lIEHR. 1
• labor and- ditlicidtv we scrambled upi the
town of New Castle. in Jess Cas le township. Schulkill ly i
mountain-Sid e s, which line the whole south
e r,.._,, Comity. roiltainin:.: al-out a I uarter of an acre. boun- I," i A CARD.- • . ' .
._•
, c
1,. led on the mirth mid east B. Centre turnpike and ~
..4.4 I' licited. (Udell left With Frederick C. }:piing, Confec. 7 l, and chum, Dr. Bainbridge f AssistantSurgeon,4
fr,,, n i r , ~: , m,,h :31,1.1-;4:1, ~.,,, El, .
HE subscriber has taken an 011i e c .s e tn i t n e i l
the e- 7 i
east share of theme Straits and after ascend
on the south ii-na'wetit. by lands of the trustees off, . t
Silver Terrace. Pottsville. and establb,hed an agency I , i ng 3500 feet, we came upon a plain oil sue-1
the Gottle and Wagner tract.w th the appurtenances, if
„)., , or tb,, buying and selling of CoaE and Real rstate. thoi
consist in: 4 si r _it,l% . . story, frame wellin; house, W.. "' aI, collectiim of roots, tin; hi<prefinn of Jline.rs. dr. or ir e , i passing richness and beauty •; fertile, fields-1
greatest variety of ,fruit trees in fell bear-!
bas,•inerit. SiorT:of shine, as the, property of MICHAEL ';t 's well ac q uainted throu e bout lid; & T IM) and ,
th
MADAI: A . • , •
ing, and signs of civilization and refinementi
- • ;; 11 ' t large, and 110 had an experience of several years in the! ,
AlSO,'Allthat eirlaitt farm or. met of land situate in
. several d e part Ments of business named. Any commune-; '
..,lell to him will be promptly att e nded to o l meeting 118 On every side. We had hewer.;
''SOuth Manitchn township. Scituyl -11 l Comity, bounded by . , • • .
• Imrt. II mr 311 ' 1 ' 5 " d n'
4..rAland , of J"wilkao I 'th' I Ml"' lic'e •-• 5 e and all orders ,iitrefullly fulfilled.
I read any account of these people ; and think . ..!
,•;;;,,„:- tirlitinno anitPaniel Deita , 4e4eitainitt;,, , ;.14 stress F - • 1 1 .wm. e. STEINBERGER;
with the appititenances, co isisting of a two story March 17. Is 5. - 11. .: •• • pottsviii e pa, j - ing this island wholly deserted, except byl
a few miscrabl6 cannibals and wild . beasts ,
log (Netting house. and a Mg st bleb as the property of
311 CI !NEL ST ALLEB., . i - PAPER HANGINGS STORE. : ----.;
Al.si L All those certain 143 s of •round situate in West!''' we had come well armed, and yon can judge :
Branch Valley. in Mirth Maiiind it township, Schuylkill;
ty r turnpike Count;. on the' ad leading from the Centre tupike W of our surprise. ! The inhabitants were utter-:
./. Ste:lll,ll's MilEheunded. li_ lands of Isaac Straiwit !'.; ly astonished at our appearance, but exhibited I
~N - l and 55 illiant,Midon. contai ing, t n eether, in width! no signs of fear,; nor any unfriendliness.' Our i
•."....lasi t"..et. mut bus det oe
th liss ft., with the improve- I
mutts, eon-Kling. ef la two, stop i stone dwelling house.:l dress amused them. and being the 'first White .
with a 114 dory brlek kitchen' thereto attached, and al men ever seen by them, then imloinedlthat:
. m
we had collie from their t6l, the Sua, on
frame I,la(4,sinith 'ship; as the p l roperty of MARKS , E. 1.,
ECKERT. .1
Schell. taken in e3 . C.cution. and-will be sold 14 - Isome peculiar errand of good. They are the ' l .
JAN I ES ;s.i AIME. Sheriff. - I noblest rare I ever saw, the M o•en all ridoin
ts-tt . l
t from 6 feet to itil, well proportioned, l very
athletic, and straighLas an arrow. Th wo- I
men were among the
,most perfect, Models oft
beauty ever formed, averaging 5 feet high,
very plump, with smell feet anti hands and
with a jet black eye which takes you by st i orin.-1
We surrendered! at discretion, and teruained,
two weeks with this strange people. I-
. Their teachers of religion speak the Latin i
,
language, andhart traditions from,succes.sivei
priests, through 'half. .a hundred centuries. ...
They tell us that this island was once at.:
,
tached to the niain; land . ; that about d9OOl
years ago, by their records, their,country was I
visited by a violent carthquake, which -ocert•
sioned the, rent now known as the Straits ofd
Magellan I •' s that! on the top of the mountain
which -lifted its bead to the sun, whose base '',
-rested where the! i
, waters now flow, stood ,Their
great temple—'which, according to their de
scription, as compared to the one now- exist
big we Saw, must have been 17,200 feet
square, and over 1100 feet high, built of the;
purest pantile marble. • •
The ship is in sight that will carry this ifo i
you, and I must.now close ; 'only sawing -that '
the official report 'of Dr. Bainbridge • to the
Department, will be filled with the most in
teresting and saleable matter, and astonish i
the American people. The veitsel proves to I
be' the clipper ship Creeper, from the Chinehil
I
Islands, with guano, for your port, and 'I will I
avail myself of this opportunr to send you
a specimen of painting on po celain, said to !
be over 3000 years old) and an image, , made
of gold and iron, taken in one of their wars i
many years before the titre is of Magellan
existed. • - •
• ' They numbei about three i l thousand men,
women and children, and I. was assured the
population has not varied two hundred, as
they prove by their traditimis, for immemo,
• •
rial ages. As the aged growlfeeble they. are i
left to die, and if the children multiply too I
rapidly they are sacrificed - b,, , the . prieits.--1
This order comprises about une7tenth Of the 1
population, and what the. ancient: Greeksl
called "Gyemophists." They are - all of one
peculiar race..-neither will 1 they adriiit •a
stranger into their Order. They i - live, foi the
most part, near, the beautiful stteam called
Tanucan, which !takes: its
,rie in the monn,
tains; passes thrbugh the magnificent valley
of Leuvu, and .empties into the Atlantic. at'
the extreme sonth-westera point of theqs.,
land. I, 1 , -
CUANO & SUP. PHOSPH. OF LIME.
THE subscribers are prepared to sup-i
. ply the Llb)T4l '
T3/Ulthie ff'rtinZt•r:i tit market priccS.
N e , tp to snit purchaser:4. In stnre, - 1,000 barrels Su.
per Phosphate of Mae. warninted . equal to any that ii
made. ,
Wt. call the attwltion of Farnirre and Dealers! to OIL
(lima.. Iv chenaieal analysis it rOUIId to contain •
lam.7er proportion of Phosphate than Peruvian guano.-4
2,000 barrels landing. For 4a.le by
3. IL A. A - S. ALLEN.
F. 10,1 , 155' 6-1 P 7t6 Wharves. Plidadriptint
PAINTING, &C.
Howe & Sign Painter, Glazier & Paper Hanger
ORIVEGION street, first house fro
.I_l Centre, arid uppovite nortimer's Hotel.
. .
Wall Papers.
Th e . Beard prints. &e. : of radon% styles. at the 'owes'
Cash prim.s.An Apprentice wanted.
,
;11, 1955 [Dee. 51),'51, 511 1.11,
PAINTING, GLAZING SePAPERING.:
aNIEL N'AOLE would repectfully
y inform his friends and the public that nes
uwcrd his establishment into Market street. uPptl - Psite
Nkholas's Office. where he will lee happy to recei,te orderl
for all kinds of business in his line. Re ke4sal;kays nri
band all ASSOrtalellt'Of
111
Paper Hangings, Glass, Paints & Enameled Glase r
all of which he will furnish at' thrl lowest rates, and he
11101'.A..4 himself that he will execute all work entrusted
to his care promptly. in the hest style, and at reasunahle
rates. lie thereforetutltes the people 'generally tot ire
hint a gull.' -1541 m
PAINTING, GLAZING , ga; PAPERING'.
Removal. . •
. .
40T- W. BOWEN' having.removed his .
• shop to two doors above the Ami.rican House, Ceti . .
tee Street, and talon Into partnership his brothers. the
sub.cribers annonnee . to the public that they Aro prepared
to execute all orders' in their lfne with the 'greatest de.
spatch. and on the most reasonable, terms. They -employ
, good norianen luta. theit customers may, therefore, be.
Fury, of satisfactory jobs.
They. als, he leave to rail attention to`thelir splendid
assortment of Pape.r-hangings,Window-shades. kr_ rinn %
prising every 1 ariety of style and quality. to suit tha
taste and pocket of purchasers, and Ivhich they Mier at
the lowest City prices.
J. W. IIfINCP.N: k 11110TIIERS. -
'2llO.l'S t 1 HIV(' Ari a ha n lluuk, Cetttre St
Piittimillo, Aprlll7 1F.5"
WAGON-MAKING.
CARRIAGES: CARRIAGES!!
IIE snlawribers return their sincere
thanks to their friends for past pat rennin..
and would respectfully call the attention
' of the public in general, to their new as:
sortment of CARRIAGES on hand, consisting of one and
two seated Jenny Idnde. erery
Veqcrilit ion. all of which aro' finished in the most approv..
e.f.ty le. nod made of It, beg material. flavilig'secnrod
the services of experienced workmen. and being practical
mechanics themselves, they feel assured that they cats
re•uder full satisfaction to those who n o sy"favor them with
their patronage. All their work Is warranted to give eh•
dire satisfaction. Seemiddiande'd Carriages of all daserip•
Lions on hand, which will be ...old cheap. Repairing neat
ly done. Order. froan a distance prmaptiv attended tn,
at their manufactory. corner. of Coal and Norwegian
rottkeilh•.
Iy Th tintht•i• to;ed for . ,our is of the h es t New
Jersey DEIIISI
'3l7i . rrh 111. 1::35
STOVES & TIN WARE,'
~. ...._. . , ..._
SOLOMON. HO I
,OVER, . [
-Pi ... WII.ILE ALE AND RETAIL I1r;ALI:11 IN .
Do- . . tAoviht, Tin wan.. litillow !warn. linnts,waro. Brit
l '... ,-.: taula ware. Cut ler' , .'..V k.. !Thankful for lent pat
' AIN
_..--._ istnage. In. 10.p,..5.1' , ..y strict attention to I Itt-inOts.
-,_ to riferit a eoniitivanre of• the favor of his ohl
Tusto•no , and the piddle in general. Ili• has just :AINd
to his already lar.n. ~ t....k et tlioahor;• ;tattled articles: a
varii.ty of Cookia,:. Parinr mint tfrira., Stoveit.!of the !Moat
and moat approypd styles. Also. a variety of ilousehotti
Furniture. sash as Tin rind and Enamelled Boilers. Tina
ed andiron Trey Kettles. Brass Mettles; Brit,tannia Wani,
-Japanned Wan.. ruin,: and Roasting
"Paps, Sad Irons,
Also. continually on Band, a 1ar7,4 rt:gorittient of Tin
ware, Ile hag now the and hest sh.ck of hig
line ,over rATon..I in , ohityll6ll l'Ounty. to , rlOrtil he .In
vites the attenti , n of tile publin in general. is be feels
confident that he can snit, them both to price and quali
ty. Tl o ootAd th-”efor, do well to callatideattutinehis
purAasing els6iThere.
R.—Pooling. Spouting iind ;lobbing promptl3- atten
ded to. Also.; old stores n:Paired. or 011,1 plates. tire-brli:k
grates. t.` had for repairing the (Hit Firiv . ps,
and alt oNor old iron taken in exchange roc new.
• -SOD/310N lit CEVI•lit..
At ;de old stand. Centre street. abocct Market.
Pottsville. Penns:
^.l-tf
IBM
AlignFt 26, 'ISA.
NEW TIN WARE, •
Copper and Stove •ManufaCtory. •
ok:or.GE It. STICIL'fEIt annann...cs to his
g uumereuli (id friends. and the public getter
ally. that he has engaged' in the above men
tioned businessand on suchean eiten sive plan.
• that he is enabled to sell his goads at prices
which cannot be Surpassed in cheapness in any
other MITI ilar c , tthltstiment in thi , .• county. His, stor. Is •
lit Centre Street, a tow doors South of the place where, he
Was ibrnierly engaged, with 1). L. Esteriv, in the' I.latat-
Ware business.
Among the many articles in his store. he will Dilly
make mention of the followitta :
Stoves with pipe. Copper-ware, Copper IVettles. of all
sizes; Brass Kettles. .I:man-ware. Tinware. . of every de
scription, lloihnt-naro'lln hey the Box: Ito'sflnir Tin by
the Dos; .lapan Tin..by the quantity or by' the pound:
•Sheet Iron. by the quantity or' otherwisc: . •ltussia Sheet
iron I,V the or by the round. Also. n
t s iew Pat
ent Water-cooler. which is ens of the most tt •ful im
provements of the day, especially for tonlib r :s during hot
weather. and.ln short. all tither articles belonging to a
i . omplidi establishment of the kind.. " ,
Orders tee sort: in hig auich as Tin-rOofing.
hr., as also tnenditt4., will be attended to pro ptly at
the slinstest notice. 1
the (sir highest market prico will hi. paid fir .1d
ter and Load, ..r goods given in exchange.
(IE9. STK:
pntt . n,Tusf 12. T2-¢v
.1. 9. (;13.1iY
WATCHES O JEWELRY.
.
lio .
SANWEL'ii . - PEPPER. i ~
Fucc.r.sz.oit toIIt:SILY 3.I',EITER A: S )N,d.ial:
vir ,•t• in AVatelif.s..lewelt:y and' Silver-ware' No. lirt
Alt• - •4 q o,...snut str e et, (opposite the State Timis .), Phila.
\
Uezt Q.delphia. t
. ;
May '...1. 1 , 434 . ..lily
ANISE'S ,1
~t
f al=ll
CHEAP WATCH AND. JEWELHY
- . STORE, No. 72 North Se,ond strOet,
ow (opposite the Mt. Vernon House),
Philadelphia. •. -
. .
Gold Lever Watches, full Jewled, 18 K ea.ses, ;VS:. Sll•
ver Leper, full Jeweled. $l2; Sewer &Tine, $9 . : Quartler,
$5 to $7: Gobi Spectacles, $4 31) to $10; Sliver Sp.,•ta.cles,
$ l
to; Silver Table SpOOILS; per 1,4, il4 to $l5; ..SilterAle
sert sp.,ons. Z,9 . t0 $11; Silver 'lea Spoons, $4 75 to ; 7 ;l' 60;
Gold Pens and Gold Cases, $3 25 to $.5; Gold Pens and
Silver ca: e:. $1 ' • together with, a variety of fine Geld Jew
elry-. Gold Curb, Guard and Fob Chains. All goods Wmr
ranted to be as represented. 'Watches and Jewelry repair
ed in the best manner. Also,-Masunle Marks, fins, Ike.
made to order. i
N. 11.—All orders sent by viral 'or otherwise, will be
punctually attended to.-
September 9. 1554 • • • 35-Iy.
FRANK POTT,
-;
SM , !'A - • tMer01:, , q 7 1 , 1 ,- ZIX:' M:P=•,,',1,4*.4.7,Zr-r
Mexican Guano.
JAMES H. MUDEY.
BATURDAY MORNING, MAY 12, 1855.
SHERIFF'S SALES.
lEEE
shrr;rt•s,l.Ti'cr,
May 5, IS-+s."fli
MISCELISSEOUS.
WHARTOIN'S CRIIIIIINALLAW, - I
. *er .* Ecliton. . ' '
FrREATISPAin the ,Criminal Law of
ih,.. Coifed Stiles, by Frat*is 11harton. r..d edition..l
%I barton In the:J.oot' Ilmnicidpiust pnblisbcd•
Mims' Justice, , 4 ,Macistrate'e i lily Companion, MAN
. edition, edited bp,Orightloy.
Purdon'S Digerd—laly edition. •
t;reonleaf on Evidenpe. 3 volt.
whArd.ll%.
Trruerat A !lily's ,l'etatien. 2 vol.
Itunlop:s Orapidn'itroil lietes it of Yortns
Bouvier's Lair DirtfpfiOrs; 2 volt.
And other Standar:lll4llw Books,
ttor.l..r at lowest pr) s. at
March 17, 11.55
..
For I,olrame or 1
THIS iirticlV, which
er noels. has i.hC,ru.found .
use, fur any of thci dltretent pur
or Flute to appileto 1
Guin and YastO:S.III dry up
Glue must be boll4tlery Wile-
(11.1;t0S ALWAY:
Housekeepers cad: use it wit
any article ofjurditure, which
for l'nrcehtin.'filaik:,l,o_,alll; 0 1
very superior. learft,tg no stain,
PTDPert leg rinPrinalto by any au!
used.. For sale by '4,
Pottsville, April 7,'1h'55 ,• ,
NEW LUNIBE
In Siinnylkll
.DAT,II
L the at ten deli r‘g huilderx
assortinept ,d* . 4 : ,,, asfrtied and th- I .
will be prepamt t3::frtritital by
heat, at the lowest.leyssible ratk
Our stuck cousis}4.l.f a
I'ANNEL and Iltsthel‘ri. Also h.
.leNts. SrAi4TLIN , ;3, POA
dervii n 1:11.T0 assej:lnwnt of di
and Lie Survet.ra;,Plett:r.,. C
PLANK, t.1.N11.1.2r trltTi all other
Lvtaber Tr4de.
.
Oro. rt . the firm :kqiink a pmc'
ourFelrea on ItavitirAelected ou
ac to give enttre.satiiif3etion. 'CI
.awed to order, tluiteproventing
clthaur or builder.
Call and ex:uniuii,teture pure
oppostte Pr. Palui'ii.„ri.ffice.
Ifacli,Fohniary
TA - irEIVI
Of the TheeiptgOii
l'art egrti)iiiiruyl Mar
1555: - ;t3
Dr.
11>rithe i4626*.riz:
'Reed of f 3. B. flast#i late TrUast
'told of Dr. I.:. IV.ltrown. !Ala
tlf lot sold 'di
Forassuised anit iir taxes lurk.
lieerd of E..Norweirlan tp. on at ;
ltuttd of Benson kflains on ac
Iteq &amount of order Z.io. 10,
Reed fur amount alinga culler
• •
Plrl i the Allowing dem, of ind
oittitanditvg, rir
Note favor of B. 31iillert
. . . . ,
Note LsTN- of Dark lloebuck
Note ftvor of Emaiitialidtrause
For amount of ordfiie ouirtandl
For amount due ;k,!il. Wetbrril,
tix., on lot
For amount duo li:Trof
4- - Nlct`kirmick
" " " 4.; WoOten
" Itenj.liannan
44 <4. 4 - • Ni'intrst
t‘ • ' Ctritos Itoide
" . 4 4 "' Slitnuel Gray
• I Cr.
Fr the fiZlowingikuttjal
and Ailanars:
NM for orders of Itird'lreur hal -
Paid expendtturveidn Ste. & H!
Yuld for auft. of int+llanoouge:
Paid for building 'town Ckrunci
and Lock-up . •
Paid curbing; &c..lioason &
Pertg •
Paid llorti Pain Alto on acct t
'Med , '
For taxes exonom Vod to Collocb,
Paid Charles Smith (or money-
Pahl J. M. Welber:tit trust on •
Jot • _
Paid interept 1,10104i:0 otftecoun
Re the folienning'giou due the
East Norwr - glan t
, for bal3n.
Eitereid Sutton
Daniel Roct•nek
I:manlier Strnnif •
Koss Bull, "•
Uriab (lane, kilo *aburrr, for
in hand,
Ife the utoterstict . totLiudi
Carlxsu, certify tb*O*T• to
somatuitx of said *rough.
Fort , Carbon, Aku 1F57:4
.i~ - !S.
;-n;..:, , ~,,.. , e~a^Fr zc4r,2u'~s~:.-~:ri;u:~'t~nv~+-~7*~m.~r~,,nrar_s;~,a
, on bind and ftirniPl34:
B. BANNAP'S
k and stationery Store.s
oquitve,
MEI
lace use.
..
•
very housekeep, ,
.. 1
perior to every other 114.:1
'. sesto which Glue, Guni;;
ml become uselefs, and,'
t le wanted, while the
READT FOR USE.
confidence in repalring
requires Gluing. while.;
for joining, raper:it hilt
nd p , SSCPSiIIg attliesis4l
Pule. or Omen( eve
B. BANNAN.
1.1- 7!
IR YARD,
Haven.
i espectfully invite,
nd others, to their largo
on Lumbe, whirl]. then!
the latter end of Marc)
FOR CASH!!
td
YELL./14 PINE DARDS:O
vy htutf. such as nrAys.ei
. p. Sr. We have afro ore,
fferent quillties of JOIN t'
1 uNG-LATos. Patdan and:
aterialo belonging to tbif;
k4l builder. we Ilatteil
steel: it Attrh a manner,
lir heavyluinher lots bt•t•rt
much waste to the purtf
' i
elsewhere. , Ya.r
r, R. PALM..
'EDWIN G. FRITZ.
1855 R-1T 1.;
NT
furry of the Boroityk ;
x7lll, 1854, to ../Lirc4.
•
s93i
sofa
253 34
,19.,4 3,3138)
aunt 100 00
nut 35 00
nrtteid 25 00
.000
This residenee is' chosen for the sake of
their frequent purifications. Their diet con.
sists of milk, curdled with sour herbs. - They
eat apples, rice; and all fruits aed Vegetables,
'esteeming it the height of impiety to taste
anything that has life. They\,live in little
huts or cottages, each one bp..hiniself, avoid
ing company and discourse, employing all
their time in contemplation, and their religi
ous duties. They esteem this life but a ne
-1 cessary dispeniation of Nature, which, they
voluntarily undo as a penance, evidently
thirsting after the dissolution•of their &idles ;
and firmly believing that the soul at death, is
i released from prison, and launches forth into
perfect liberty and happiness. Therefore,
1 they are always cheerfully disposed to die, be
wailing those - that are alive, and celebi:ating
, ..
'.' I 1 the funerals of, the dead with joyful sofemni-
A i r
. , , been ap- 1 ties and triumph.
1,11 pointed Agent for this couniccfor the sale of I mommi••••••
; "FISK'd i'ATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.," i
, Which supernedeaO other kinds to use. Being perfectly ~
•• "' iFir-tig t hi it, titAlatO the necessity of beefy ,, burial*. and
;, I also p r erre& the tedy from immediate decomposition I -
, , They e particularly suitable for transporting the body I A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY. , .
;-,
1 from one plane to &nether. The thee is covered with a f ~, . .
;s i thick glars,lwith roc al top, which can be mrooved at any I ..MERCURT TAKE.S FROM- THE SYSTEM BY
1a s 0 ,:: . limo, and the fare of the corpse seen by its friends or re. i Et.Evraterry.—The following will be received
61 46 `-- , lathe*. W e :sight i tt ive you hundreds of certificate*, to 1 • . • • •
-,c5 •.M t 9 ' corroborate our statement. aa to the advantages the Me- witn intense interest in every community
tame Coffin has over the Wooden, but the tbilowing will • where suffering of any kind is produced hy
-124 50 ",-
suffice: 1 1
•WMI 1
RISOINL. April sth. ,
metallic substances being introduced into the'
. , ' I ~ •
11 00 ! ardleaten:4-We 'curtailed the utility of your orna- i system in the way of mercury; gold, silVer, or '
r. 40 L i i mental 'Patent Metallic Burial Cases," used to convey .
I lead. It is practically true, it ,is destined AO
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Chemistry is about to drag forth from ail
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t le establishment at his father, when-he will continuo,;;
at the old shit - 0 in Centre street.uppl.site the Town Ilan, ;:
The Paper-hergine, Book & Stationery Business i'
in all its various branches.
lie has reeentiv received. from the dill rent manufacs i'
turent. alarie nod varied assortment of PA I'ER-lIANt;-;
1 ,VG,v. entbra4n.! all the latest styles for Parlor*, Ilalls, I!
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Ile also' keens on Itivel all the SCHOOL BOOKS in gen- .
oral use, with] a variety.cf 'Stationery, &r., &c., at very
low prices. I I . .
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ottre New Stock. •
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all-the latest styles filr parlors, halls, rooms, chambers, ,
Lc.. with Rui t il,l e borders, decorations, &c.
Ala). gold and silver papers and gold and velvet papers,
new stylo parlor and chamber papers, embracing an en- i
tire new s'o,kl t his old stock having I,en bnrn e d in the
fire last fall) ranging ;in price from 8 cents to e,l, 50 per
piece.l
--Paper! hangars and others suppliea cheap at
wholesale priers either hangars_
hang or to sell acaln.
PAINTED!, AND PAPER SHADS.
A very large assortment from the different reanctfactur
era, all of which willitsisold wholesale and retail, at city
prices, at ' i 11. RANNAN'S
Cheap Paper Store; opposite the Episcopal church,
! 1, • Pottsvillo, Penna. ,
far Paper hangers furnished when required.' 1
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the underligned wordd respeetfully la- , toeall tht atten
tion of their old customers. as well as the public r,eneral
ly to his large awl varied assortment of
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ject has been to purchase goods from the parties trout
whom the regular Wholesale llerchanta of our tlantic
cities bought, ittord'er that tie might be enabled to sell
as cheap as they., That object has been accomplished.—
He Cent and Mill sell is cheap. (Wholesale or retail,) as they
can. and lu all cases the quality shall be as represented.
Ile desires the merchants of this re..tion to favor him
witha call, that he tuity shone the quality and makeknown
the prices of his aIA, feeling assured that such visits
will reshit adt - antaft msly to all parties concerned. Ito
ping by 'strici and fa thful attention to the wants of the
public In his line, !lei may be rewarded by a liberal share
of patronage.: , I. .
In puffing hit Segars he need only say,
That hundreds are pulling them every day,
Respectfully,. GEt /ROE JENNINGS,
Centre idreet, 4pposito It. C. I:reen's Jewelry store,
Pottsville, March 24., 1B:iri
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lar,e assortment of hooks, .te.. offered at his new store,
comprising standarA works for the prof-ssiena, Church
!looks fur ovet7 denomination, German and English, '
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importing houses and . American Manuthatners in New
York and Philadelphia; also, a large assortment of
' • • Mink Account (looks, • .
Of their own ?manufacture. embracing a geuenil variety.
comet on the corn on half-botmd to the extra superfine, neat
ly ruled and ulystanthilly bound , with hands andrit eta.
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THE Louis Ville Journal says: We day any
tasteful lover Of isietry,to read the following .
lines without exelaiming—"How beautiful!"
My soul thy, sacred image keeps, ; .,
- My 'Midnight dreams are all of thee; 1.
For nature then in silence sleeps,
' And Silence brohds o'er land and sea ;
Oh. in that Still,. Mysterious hour,
How oft from waking dreams I start, I
TO find thee but n fancy flower, . I
4 Thou cherished idol Of my heart. ~ 1
Thos hest each thought and dream of mine—
Have lin turn ono thoitght of thine? ,
1- • i
Forever thine my:dreams will be, . 1
r What' or may he my, fortune here; . . i
I ask no love—l ;claim from thee
• '.- Only 6 e boon, a gentle tear; • • •.• •
May e'er blest visions from Shove • i
Play brightly rOmul thy happy heart,
And may the beams of peace and lort, -
• Neer from thy glowing soul depart; ,I. 1
arewell: my dreams are still with thee; I.
, `Mast thou one.tender thought of Me?
, •
'M' joys like summer birds may fly, Aly , belies like s:lttumer blossoms depart,
iltit there's one 9 tyer. that cannot 'die-
The holy memory id inzeheart •
- No delis that: flowret's eup may fill.
Nu sunlight to its leaves be giieu,
--But it will live aril flourish still,
As deathless as:a thing of:`tfitven,
My soul greets thine, -unsought,
Mkt thou for' me 'one gentle thoight ?* ' •
Fareviell! farewell! my far off friend! ,
Between us broad blue fivers flow, •
And foreSts wave, and plains extend,
And - Mountains;in the sunlightglow,
The wind that breathes upon thy brow
;Is nofthe wind that breathes on mine,
The star beams on thee now .
Are not the beams that on me shine.
But memory's spell is with uS yet— . •
Canst thou the holy vest forgot?
The bittc:r tears that yOu and' I
May shed wheneer by anguish bowed • . ;,
• Exhaled into the noon4tide sky .-
May meet and iningle in the cloud!
And thus, my well belOyed friends, though we
Far apart must life - and
" Our souls when God shall set them free,
Can mingle in the world. of
This was an pesteey to' me—
SaY, would it he a joy to thee? , •
scientik
illi
the exercise of their cruel prOtt.._,
Tile MAKING OF A 0061) Wll , E.—Wben jou
looking glass plating, white le a 4 itinufactur- i see a Young.woman who rises early, seta the
ing, etc., and also . ; whose sys!„,,ns have table and prepares. her father's breakfast
been ruinedby mercury in its Yartom. Cactus cheerfully,.depend upon it she will make a
—for these science has raised her right I F good wife. ou may rely upon that she
and arrest their misery and destruction. iiossesses a good disposition and kind heart.
discovery extracts from their bodies , atom by 'i hen "yousee a young woman Pita out of
atom, every. particle of metalliejsubstatice, 1 a t nine.o'clocli, with her elbow upon the
front every part of the human s y s t4m. Where tante t : T asping and sighing-10h how dread
do we this sreat hope?. a - memoir pre- 1 fully 1 t u ,) rely upon it, shot will not Make
seated to the trench A.cademy of; Scienees,.l a good wiit. She must be laze and mopish.
by M. Bumas, which have for its author two 1 When' yo(t set. a . girl with a broom in her
men whose names will strike the ear of the hand sweeping ta. floor with a rubbing board
public'for the firsttime to-day. But if. they or clothes' line in ta , r hand, you may ,put it
prove what they promise to, theyi will soon. down th a t s he is..iudtun-i o us, kind will make_a
take rank among the greatest benefactors of eiod wife for somebody. When You see a
humanity These authors are Andrew Poly; ;,girl - with a novel in one hatil a n d', a fan in
of Havana, and. Maurice Vergnesi .The her other, shedding tears, yOu may he sure
veution consists of the applicationl of chemi- }.that she is unfit for a wife. happiness and
cal electricity to accomplish the, above spur i misery are before you,whichWill you - choose?
pose, and_ of the marvelotis things that elee- 1 .
trieity has achieved, this is the Widest and
most triumphant.. . • - • • 1
.
The modus
. operintli is as. folloWs : A me-
.tallic bath' is insulated from everything, and
partially filled, with acidulated water, to con-
Yes- more readily the electrical currents. The 1
patient' lies'upon a seat in the tub; insulated i
entirely from the bath. When gold, silver, or
mercury is in the system, nitric or hydrochlor
acids are employed. Vi hea lead is sus-1
pereted; the acid used is sulphurie. ,',This done,
the negative pole of. a battery Is put in con
nection with the bath while She positive pole
is in the hands of the patient. Notv the work
of purification :Commences. The electricity 1
precipitates itself, hunts,. digs, se#ebes,..and
discovers everY,particle of metallic subittince,
concealed intlie most profound tissues, boneS,
joints, and nerves oftlianatient, resolves them
into their primitive forms,and extracting them
entire from the human organisM,
_deposits
'them upon.the sides of the bath, where• they
can be seen with the naked eye.
After the end of one of these operations, - a 1
chemist of Havatia,,M. Mossand, having ana
lvzed 912. draelons bf the liquid in the bath,
he. saw forming.a metallicglobule,elinercury:
At'another time the, same chemist Saw a very
light' white precipitated Substance, - ;which gave
two globules Of Metallic lead, perfectly visible
to the naked - eve, and 3t. Poly iannounced
'that he Ind taken from the tibia! and thigh
'hone of a 'patient a quantity of Mercury that
- had been there, creating intense sntrering, for
fifteen years. . . • '
.Providence has had its usual hand' in its
discovery. 9 . pe of the inventors, M. Maurice
Vergnes, who was engaged at tittles 'elec
trie gilding, silvering ; &c„. where his hands
mine' in continual contact with nitrate cyarm
ret olgold and silver,diad them covered with
uleers i: _caused by particles of the Metal being
intrUdireed into, his bloOd, and no medical
skill r eoUld eradiCate'theni.. One day he dip
ped his hands Into the bath, • taking hold of
the positive pole of the. battery, ;and at the
end of fifteen Minutes; to the surprise of the
bykanders ' a metallic plate of 10;3 millimetres
in length by 109 in width, placetiiiu connec
tion with the negative-pole of the battery, ryas
instantly' covered With a thick - coat of gold
and silver, extracted from his hands. The
discovery was made. This evert; took phice
April ltith, 1852. The • inventors use i. 30
•
couple *of batteries, of Bunson's and Grove's
Combined, it being found that a more miler
getie current will be evolved by ;thiscombi
nation than by the use of either singly. EaCh
couple is .40 diameter by 117
in height. •
The number of these couples . pf batteries
used at the 'commencement of ail:application,.
so' as not to cause too mach suffe'ring for the.
patient, depends altogether upon the tempera
ment of the-patient and the nature of the dis
ease._ For example, a very - ner4us and deli
cate person would be submitted to the action
of ten or twelve couples at 'firsLthe number
increased at the rate of five couples every five
minutes. 'A person of sanguine Or lymphatic
temperament can endure more. .The same
ratio:elso applies to the quality; of acid. in
forming the bath. For initance,Jt takes less
frit' nervous persons 'than for a person with
lymphatic or sanguine temperament. The
particles extracted front the body of
the Patient . are deposited 'on the Whole surface
o( the bathing . tub, although the metal is
formed in larger quantities opposite those
.parts'or the body in which the Metal lay coil
- •
ceztled
as to the size of the metallic spot3 . which
are' thus formed by the application of this
discovery, they vary in size from that of the
head of a pin to the size of a pea, and some
are microscopic. "I have seen," says M.
Poly. "after the first bath of a iperson who_
had been complaining of terrible pains in_his
arm, caused by mercury,• the enact Shape- of
the arm
.imprinted on. the negative plate of
the battery, the deposit being formed entirely
of mercury draWn from the arm.'! Here ends
this important article, which, true, is 'des
tined to-becaine as touch, a pact Of the medical
practice-as vaccination. : • •
Ely e fautili) Circle.
TEE WOES: REPLY;
' Thou askeit mo what offerings bright
From climes beyond the sea,
- 'Thou mny'st collect with loving pride,
To lavish upon me? . . • -
I seek not costly gems to grace! '
1 /
My brow: thou say'st 'tis fzi,r— ..
And if it be, why, love, should:
f l
Thy glance with jeWels share?
Why'speakesi thou of Orient pearls .
To lay upon my breast? ! -
• ,I have a treasure dearer far,
• , •i And fitter there to rest;
. ,
Thy child and mine my bosom 'claim,
... ' Th4reon repose to seek,. : ! •
And all the pearls the ocean hides
Ave worthless near his cheek.
And when upon his face I gaze
. -With rapture there I see,
~, What pearls or-diamonds Could not yield,
A likeness, love, Of thee. iT " • •
Speak- thee uf. more of things like these;'
When thou cotn'st home amain, ,
The joy of seeing thee will Sake
All other treasures vain. j . ,- , •• .
mit if thou would'st that joy : increase,
. • I'll gladly toll thee how-- 7 17 - : ', . • -
Bring, bring me back thy hart again .
, ' .As much my own as-now '.` ~ ,- •
Chttinbcr's Journal. ~ ti;•i•Ei Bccic
A Dvisaltsi.isl(llom ER'S: LovE. 7 -The
plague broke out in a little Italian
In one house the children were ;taken ,first.—
The parents watched -over them, butt only
caught the disease 'which they. themselves
could not cure. - The whole family died. On
the opposite_side Of the way; lived the family
of a laborer, who was abient the whole week;
only coininon. SaturdayliighestAring his
earninks. His wife felt herself attacked by,'
• the fever in the night; in the; morning she
was worse ;..and before night the plague spot- I
showed itself. She 'thought df the terrible
fate of he neighhors. She knew that she
must die, but as she looked upon her - dear
little boys, she resolved not to I communicate
death to them. She therefore locked the
children in the room, snatched the bed clothes,
lest they should leave 'contagion behind her,
and left the house. She even denied herself
the sad pleasure of a last embraie. Oh, think
of the heroism that enabled her to conquer her
feelings; and all she lov'ed i to die !—Her eldest
~ son saw her from the window;—"Good bye,
mother," said he, with hiktenderest tone, for he
Wondered why his motherleft him so strangely.
'Good bye,'repeated the yOungest child. stretch
jog his little hand out of the 'window. The
mother paused, her heart yearned toward her
children, and she was one, the point of turning
back ; she struggldd' hard; while the tears rol
led dawn her cheeks at the sad sight of her
helpless babesi - at -length she turned from
them. The children - continued to say, 'Good
bye,inother: The sound sent a thrill of an
guish to her heart, but she primed on to the
house of those who were to bury her. In two
- days she died, recommending her husband
and children to theireare with her last breath.
TUE MontEn.—A Writer beautifully remarks
that a man's mother the representative of
his• Maker. - Misfortune, and even crime, set
up. no 'barriers between her and her son.--'
While his mother lives ' , he has one friend on
earth who will not listen whenihe is Slander
ed, who will - not desert him when he suffers,
who will soothe him in his sorrows, and speak
to him of hope when he is ready to despair.
Her *fractions know no ebbing tide. They
flow-on from. a pure &entitle, and speak hap
piness through this vale of tears, and cease
only at the ocean - of' eternity. , . ,
WM
ANIA.
• NO 19.
BANNAN'S
STEAM PRINTING, OFFICE
Haring procured thew Pnasses, we are now prepared to
execute JOB and BOOK PRINTL'iti oi every description
at the office of l'Ag Miners' Journal 4esper than It can
he done at any other cetatilihnsent in the County, such a
Books, Parephido, I Bills of Lad#tg,
Langfades,Batt Head rielstr. • •
Hand Buis. I fiver Backe,
H e of Aircostsf, Time tiooks,
BTU Head:, . I Order Boots, sec,
At the very shortest nidlce. Our stock of JOB TYPE Is
more extensive than that of any Othei OW* In this sec
tion of the State, and we keep handl; employed express
ly for Jobbing. Being a practical Printer ourself, we Id I I
guatintse our work to bi' u cue U *II that an As
turned out In the cities. PRLVTINO:IS coLor-s don
at the shortest notice.
' ;
BOOK BINDERY.
Books bound in every variety of style. Btenk Ronk■ o
every description manufactured. tiourtd sad ruled to or
der et short notices
Uigreltanq.
FLOWERS..;
Each . learlet it'll tiny serolU
Inscribed with holy truth,
A lesson that around the heart.
Should keep the dew of Youth;
Bright missals from angelic throngs
lu every by-way left, s
How were the earth of gloiy shorn
Were it of - flowers bereft'!
•They'tremble on the Alpine heights, •
The fissured rock they press,
The desert wild with heat and .and, • •
Shares too their blessedriess; •
And wheresuer the weary, heart
Turns in its dim despair;
The meek-eyed blossom upward looks,
Inviting it to prayer.
• [Elizabeth" Oakes Smith.
RIGHTLY TREATED
The Tribune tells the following story :
'iOn Sunday evening, not many nights ago,
the- Rev. Mr. Thompson performed a marriage
ceremony at the Tabernatli?.' :Both parties
skid ye.. at the proper time, and the Reverend
gentleman said Amen.. ° •
"1 waut you to perform. the same thing for
me,' spit], a well-dressed, youngtslydan, to Mr.
ThOmpson.
7 "'When?' .
"'NoW—right off, to-night.'
6 'Can't you put it otr a little? It will make
it rather late;
"'No—the lady says- now or never, and I
. •
am -very anxious. Will you: go?'
"'Yes,- where is it?'
"'Close by only a few steps west of the
Park. We are all ready, and
.will not detain
you but a tew minutes-on your-way home.'
Mi.. T. went to the place, Which was a res
peettifile. boarding house,: and 'everything
eVinced decOrum. The lady, young and pret
ty, neatly dtLessed,•and altogether ti desirable•
partnml tier
/ the gentleman, was presented, and
a short prayer, as usual on Such occasions, of
fered. and 'their . hands joined.
"'You, with it full sense -of the obligations
you assurne, do promise, here,in the presence
'of God and these witnesses;that you will take
this woman, whose right hand you clasp in
yours, to be your lawful, wedded wife; and as
such you will love and cherish her forever?'
dof
'And you, Miss, on Your. part, will von
take this man to be your latyful, wedded
hus
band?
No
Wehave heard in times past„when showers
were fashionable, some pret4y heavy claps of
• thunder; , but none that ever rattled about the
tympanum of that laridegrooM 'was - quite Sll
loud as that stunning little monosyllable.
. •No ; I never will!' saiOhe, most emphat- •
ically, and walked away Proudly to her seat,
leaving her. almost-hrisband, looking, and
probably feeling, just the ileast trifle in the
world foolish. -
Mr. Thompson remonstrated—not to induce
her to change No for - Yes, but for tridingwith
him in a solemn duty of his calling, and •
asked for an explanation. i
' meant no disrespect for. you, sir, or to
•
trifle with your duty, or thejsolemn obligation '
you were called upon to ratify; but I had - an
other way to vindicate my Character. I came
to the'city a poor sewing girl. I worked for ,
' this map. lie made proposals of marriage
to me, but from other circumStanceS I doubted •
his sincerity, and left his'. employment,, and
went back to the country for a while. When
I ,returned, I found
. the. door of my former
boarding.honse closed, against Mt!, and this
lady, whom 1 have esteemed as a kind friand,
cold and' quiet, indisposedi• to renew 'my ac•
quaintance ; and I insisted upon knowing the
reason. I learned that this man .had black •
cued my character, denied - -his proposals of
marriage and said I was•--no matter what. I •
said to the hidy, letme come, back, and I will
prove My innocence. Will you believe what
1 say; if he will marry me:
"•Yes, I certainly will, toad so will all who •
know yon; said she. • -
•"'1 renewed theacquaititanche renewpl
I his-proposals; I accepted, and said, 'yes, bring
the minister at once. lie slandered me;
deceived him.„ I proved My words true,"and
his false.. 'lt was the only Way a poor helpless
. girl 'could avenge herself upon a man who had- -
proved -himself unworthy to - be her husband.
It Wai only at-the right time to say one word,
one little word. I have said it, I hope it will
be a lesson to men ; an example to other girls,
and that in many other and different' eircum•
stances, they will learn to I,av _
"If I was marl for a single moment,' said
Mr. Thompson, carried none of it over the.
threshhold,. It was a seveFe lesson, but well •
applied.- I went home,.poodering on the word
N 0.7
THE' WEALTHIEST IN KUNTUCKY.-
Bishop Spaulding, the Roman Catholic Bish
op of Kentucky, is the. wealthiest man in that . ,
State., His• real estate, eihtsisting of cathe
drals, churches, monasteries, nunneries, asy- .
lums, hospitals, &c., is 'Worth uot' less than
'from "two to fire millions? of dollars.. Since
the council of Roman Cat colic Bishops of the
United States assembled in Baltimore in 1848,
promulgated their deeree; , , requiring all indi
viduals and trustees holtliog property for the '
uses of the church to convey the same to the. " -
Bishops, all the Church property in Kentucky
has been conveyed to Bishop Spaulding.—
Bishop Spaulding no more than a mil- .
lionaire. Since the issuance of the decree by
the Baltimore council, there has been concen
trated in the "hands of the Roman Catholic
Bishops of the United States property worth -
one hundred millions of
'WHAT IS A PAMPHLET?—The Post Office
Department in determining the rates of- post
agiv legally charge Able on •various things, thus
defines what is chargefible with pamphlet
postage :
"A pamphlet is a printed but unbound pub
lication, relating solely to some subject of lo
cal, ephemeral or temporary interest or im
portance only. Hence, with the exception of
those not containing more than sixteen octavo
pages each, for which, ander certain condi
tions, the Act of August, 30, 1852, has made
special provisions, no publication, although
folded and nnbound, - can ;be permitted to pass
-in the mail as a 'pamphle4 instead of a 'book.'
unless its scope and- subject are such as to
bring it fairly within the distinctive definition
above given." .
COAL yEasus WOOD.—The Lowell (Mass.)
News gives the result of a trial of the relative
cheapness of wood and coal for fueh, as follows:
The whole distance run; was 2366' miles, of
which 1868 miles were with freighi using one
cord of wood in twenty.six miles, 0;6:v-eight
cords at $7, amounting! to $474 and 598
miles withpassenger!, using one cord of wood
in thirty miles, amounting to $199151. Total
expense of 'working by wood, $615 51. The
expense of running the:same distance with
.coal, at the rate of s6 s
0 per ton, the cost in
Boston; amounted to $265 46, being a miring
in favor of coal $350 05, or above one half.
This is quite an item.
Por.troes.--Several thousand bushels of
prime• Potatoes, have arrived at Philadelphia
from Nova Scotia. during the past week, and
it bas,had the effect to reduce the price from
$2,25 to $1,50, and this time, they will
scarce bring $1,25. 14 two or :three weeks
time, the specalsting tribe will be glad to get
$l. to 75 cents.
Goon tempet it; a simaltiny day; it
sheds glmlnet,3 anal hrithtnesg on erery thin:.
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