The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser., July 14, 1855, Image 4

tx'rEaritPurP lover; Parry Bate? gives
the t r.d*.v.'~itAtEliblinOtelli gasant
hit of --nutolaiegenArittilabes in she
, Bum bag io-thtd "
Th-trdit-iis,rXhi O s er is hsrmliose
s ' • And AO =n* to PAO USr 1 .44 FT
' tfeireweetilW teet area:Hint hue, '
loads. Siseliseard glabos ebb threw k
- •iffixdid cut - obak.'bot on her am%
tu critous tint 1411 r•rl dw
in d it •sbk stood, with dowtwasi 04,
A. wits Arn i pie In 'lden tuba:
thee 401Ps fril-dirriio young deill
- fir usialebeesibia by - torprise
And stole ti kisibefore I could
- Peeeent the winee-box if would:
.11 - lal. DOI" Brake. hoer can yeti take
such liberties—herb in this ingl?
, •
;ire quite too bait besides, haw queer
.'s i es L
v • , 1 ,4 UVt ie Ti l t a o e ktioar 6 ' 44 1
te! rig
*A
rd ) athim basirAie.ethers near."
.1114 tempered well , !l•P •
With.gentie •bustetub o4 "
_Mj aruscrept eagedi;but fhT• _ •
"DeU'r:lliiry dear..? lwas soft Mid clear, , • .
Unt.bow. it dueled-22Y heart to bear; -
Itateyt- dirtier : Kate, I woe:tr" •
,Masi but yet - S t
. • - ,
I kissed - het tands,l kissed her hroir,
• 1. kissed bet dewy mouth, and now,
Stith -this for this." as kiss for kiss,
She paid with usurY now t
•Slien ail her - form was lore powtow(Od: •.
And Paddy to tug bitartabs presitid;.
With blushing hue and free embrace '
eia ‘ duped me to her heating bread . . ,
The'r . k . o . ll4 sris beland Kale,
It lc& dean long to .find us.ltate;:,
We pr4a4 what dill s trkht grow from a klaP,
' Anctiao one ani-to-ntlnd
"TuEclr WILL Kew, the dog will hak.e,his
day,'' liarilet says; bat there was — a cat that
,mewed add had its day, too, not long'since, on
_
the N'ew -York and Erie Railroad, while the
trafiAiagliefng'siopka",tri tale iiiied` and
.444, t .‘
water, the,passeogers and especially some of
the .female.-passengers, had their attention
woaderfally .edited by the mewing of, a cat
or kitten somewhere in the car.
, "Where,is that plagiii cat?" said.a nervous
laity, who "could not, abide" that harmless,
necessary quadruped. I , can't .bear 'em; I
ghiesS a someh'ody's got it iii their car
sounds as if it was half Sp o eel.'
• However, wood and water being served, on
weA r ii" the titin'oCer',liiie'. c ti,4 - 164 re - heties,
n r"steppes," of
,some,.ihirtjde or forty miles,
. which, prevail on. that magnificent iron tho
rovrhfare. When it stopped: :
.
"Ile.awi—meatu!-.7-stzAw!". ouruied again
from the floor of the car..as if direCtly under
the feet of ifie-fissingers. •
"Good gracious mel" exclaimed an oldmo
1113T1 from the "rural distriet§," there is a cat .
unnler some of us, sare eitoughli_ I hear the
pOor thing its plain as dak t '' And she step
' lied o t into the passag way of the broad
car y and gave her clothes good 'shaking.
Now Colonel gam, a dis wished
road man," 'who was a passenger, had also his
cariosity excited, as was also that of a good
many otherS - : and after scrutinizing inside of
the cars pretty.closeli:(flia "meaws" all, the
while sounding more or less Plainly), several
got out to see.if jhey could solve the mystery .
by an exatnination of the
,uncier•side of the
train.
The secret was soon "oat." There„ Was
194..)
,with a hat:Muer, 'as is eustotnary at inter-
Yals, under the•train, testing the wheels to see .
if gay one had become crackebor otherwiie
injured; and while hewas doing ,this, out:of
t lie holF 7in the , side
,of a "ventilated" wheel,
ur a Nv i 4eul with a largo hole in it near the edge,
oil the inside, a frightened kitten, with "di.
len;led eyes and visage „all aglare," thrust
forth itslieed,leapedeuti andian;like
Nvith ilsimail'eut off, zig-zae . ,'and Crazily, into
an adjoining wood! Prisslraiti"rolling gait,"
nod ho wonder. -She had rolled over and over
for, more than fifty miles! •
'"we" eartte•.on''a BrOoklyn ferry-boat
the other. day, a gentleifilii, one of . the fast
mea evidently, drove On board at a rapid l'ate,•
and nearly ran over aarta, who seized his
el. horse- by the :bridle and brought him to a
standstill. :
"What: do you! mean," said the driving in
dividual, "by catching hold of my horse?"
...What dd you mean by-driiiug over-people
in this ltii4 of away?" .7
.1 • ' 4tt gi). of horse..l tell your .
se.e yeti hung - first."
Tao- man leaped out of his baggy, and coat
iog rapidly upon the other, whip in . .,hand,
tried ontt •
"f say let go of that horse." ' •
l say,i woti't till-I get ready s ."
"Well, then," said the driver, throwing his I
whip into the;carriage' 'just hold him, will
you?" und'helkW into the cabin.
Tliaiwvta as quiet, and quite as cute a way
1J settle edispute, as that „adopted by Nooks
when he met Stooks in a tight plaCe, , and
nei
ther weld tarn out without some danger of
9'verturaing their respeetiVe carts. - you
rian't turn out," said Nooks, serve you'
j 4st as I did. a -twin I met half - a mile back
here in just such a place as this." Stooks was
'impressed by the decision which. Nooks dis
played, and promptly Totuplied• with the tre
,plest; but just as :he was getting by, he in.
'i l •uire!L: . . • .• • •
~} 1,7 about that man Sou met—how did
• "Veit.; .5.'M eee,'F'said ~ .4 odlo4."4:l l ieti. l'• found
l ie - w9ll4'.:turtkoat;_foz•me, Trhy *. luet , tamed
out fur iliml7 ' .-,
..„ .
. A9viaTAGis -or-AN iirlitNO..--4 little, boy
about. five years of ttge' was .sent to the gret-_
eery ut the corner on some trifling.erind, and
while thet , :e%iu bright,elp 1ig10.40 1
. u,,u,barrel
of Oititinet .:.iici§e'd . tiii - 04,0) ; 4iTiiiii s lt9iit;
aide of the door. -- In going out it appears; In*
took one, o,a, returned t i o.bis itnother niuneh-
•
tog tt: J
'4 -
• •
"Where aid you get that nice apple, Wtliiet'•
inquired hi.s.,mother. ,
"DOL it at'the *eery," replied Willie.
••1/iii the man give it to you?"
"No, I cook it."
"Why, W, iliie, that Was naughty; you should,
not take apples or anything ele without Tot.
"But ilotokir saw - • , ,
Oh, yus, Willie, 1119. e 'Vas 9ue,,,,vho' saw
vet t .?
"ii 110.4 aw awl 0: A-, -;:t • r >ll
ttIVhy4:GOCULIPIKyarat-r ,, Li
Willie stopped - ,a'ttieeieniiii; koneidei, -( a#d
thethiait-li a good deal of satiiirietion'oitiiie4s
ed id. hil,iate.,
• he didn't see me. there wig an affqtit,ig
:erica, entered a sinpre.in istindte,
Fonle years nge, whielt,ind for its sign i ,ltlie
Two . Biboirn,' and' n4dressipg bin:Lief:to kip,
proprietor,- said:'
'T wish to see your pithier;
tu've." partner, Sir.'., -
'I beg fythicitt; Sir, ittid!lope,..you'll
cane theTair!,tk...s 4 7 l 7
? 3 P 9 4iirz ll ;,isuif Pia4ll B l
thiliitilierevere two of : usi! •
.. t;
'T it
_
A),..."Yr 1 : 11. once - . atoptachdti A 40
pretty
iserws, nn'd said 'she 100 vhierigug - t
cotild mat Leapgiiiweher s kiss. -
Tile,..ad;:said slag, 'the must : not, do
'tilt 'lig tioaxeri I isirt. l - ' -
thqn has adorn, thee
,rilay.
u. Itai. -- thuanot:la:Lisa ca practice
~r'ic
Apiu
tea h:y-the Stato cE Naingylrotkiirk in 7811.
ire percep,t inert i..b.rileivand the money lir alwaysl
;said back wlomovor it la called for. without the necessity
of gielniznotict.ro it, beforehand. , --.•-...• - •
I who itutithutt. oxalis . patihair money-in Mini
yund...ou account. of 4boomPeciorotfety and - cowl
vetilence,At Affords, but- anyi sago, large or small, la re•;'
Ude -•Stillz I m 4 linsulbato.than hairs ntillSOit
lire securely Invested r,:r theitandy of depositors.
The officals oinotte t woalwillaft - P 3 Vapher"tr , 44 Y
trout IWeleek. la the.sti o till / di_tcleekz. in the. avow
• • , . • . bactougondokron4thurstitiYerroulart.tUkno'clocit.'
inunct 4nrallitt
WOES' two•people. be 'tale: th9...4eitrotturiluir InkonAtion, .
• . • • • - • • n • -•
wit.t.o? Mien the '}hive indeistAridink B glailltho l 4 rice
Lowten tlacm. • ° , • WM. J. REED,./kergary.f
- May 15; 160 pine. 11.1 1 ,54 441 -0. • . •
kaklke:/leadtic4 l and 5'44
salmon"t-you may:safely donch*
ihai ims been 'drinking like a fisti."
' ex.t.roxiga# friend -wislit*'l6.bor
.
rot" , yo# money s consider. which the
vow wwlid ritherlose • •
MMISMS==a
EMMONS/1M INETWINITON.
LEWltilialiSMot lN auTtcEß NS.
1 L2tstag lau4rni v.94ot
4.0 4400 1 a.
•
thl rema
joenta eflowaelat'inaealtbia. wire, Stu
slab Line DU; Naphezia. AunalOgYitll4; , IfiadVa
PRiul , !• llo4 -tedttraMit ellikitigrus; 01#4.1 1 14,''
paclav, ajwaan advance over anctiint' -
xuarnactw
oer and, *Ater of,Piee OIL inaistnit •
'and • Mod:44lkb wilt lie Attache' ter 7 3tetaiwitti.#
glittl'ideVcthat they la Ana It _to,theit lotteilttp to
kg t
; • '' 16 •1 11 " sel 0 44 1 Mg° , 41;4 1 100$/ 4 . 0 k t
~eeoLow umgatLla :
I 41- F .
MI
=I
crAh
Wk. ri
1K1 7 0. , 40 ,sciutii:Wate , Strect; Tvkl
_Ly , e detplttklisteytottrtertil* Itrud>
ate 4.. . • %'.! •
e.
cheow„.- •• Mee* ,
Il n a tt ati ui "greet 011 Sant; t• t
.4 1;(f d, ' . Castile-Burp, ; artirY,
Tided Frsit4'" • Olfve sosp, v44)4.64
eremites:ler, : , • fialsratus,,
Owe* Parini;
• ...iitarrOututry attrehantr i
rely on haling the same lust'
Opts rite> self then were-*•
s4utie,2,
HABFIESS:
(*eat Sa)
LACY & P ►
Du r and S efri'
attention of thidlegillea.4 , anig gene4ally, t:'
their present hemlion, aud tO AP/ 4 W. `!,,hent tLa{ having
armoged. the porthiu of their sleek vatted fro M he late
tile; and In tmdinit to recdintnenne Tdisiftesi on their ot
stand, as soon as it is -mended, with4Tientlikly new
stork, now, Offer. to sell, their present. *stack, maqatini uCI
every description of Double and SinglO IlartleM4 41elleel
and gentlemen's Hiding q.dAies i andvsvry artic l e In 11e ,
trade, at a very heavy dedneticu from the original ;:),'
and, respectfully invite ite . inspection pni)lic •
evilly : -• ; • -.
•
new establishedqs the . bpet
tide ever offered for if/wing Clogers. It is lei:direly
free from Alcid, or anything Injurtotui to the Chest
nrt -
des.. .
All - Tfousekeepers who bate not ;used it will, 1101 it
much cheaper and less trouble than Indigo or anY oth - er
artiele.out. "The great demand for It has hreughl out,
several lutiteiont. Storekeepers and"consumern will
careful to get BENJAMIN BAIILOW'S, ptit.up at Atfred
tratterper's Dray sore, No. 169 NOrth Second "Street,
Philadelphia. Storekeepers can pc their supplla from
the Grocers and 1./ruggisti they deal With, at prices that
will pay them a good profit. ; .
' Drugs, Chenalcals, Palate,. Varldehes, Pyo Stuffs, Lc.,
• .te., with.* first rateassorttnent of erbrything in the line.
Storekeepers :Physicians and 'Manufacturers supplled•at
reasonable rates.. ALF. WII,TBERGELDruagIst,
tb 199 :North Sulasilikrest,,,P;teadelphia.
', - . # 1 1 01i.. 7 ... 1 . 8 4 5 .
R., L ' : ff• -• 43 1014 H
' - MANCF)MITIIEV. poi'
Port Monxties,Pocket Books &Discoing CLIO;
N. iv. Ow. Aurll/ If CM -Ma §.1., raibldaPhill.
„ x LWAYS otPhand, a large and varied
• - temortuient of . ..,
ort . formates, - • 'Work Boxes, -
~.......-_
._ Pocket Books, - ' Callas,
1 mi.... 0-4 Bankers' Cases, :
,TTaeeling ita.rs.
i`e .. ‘ V' ' Note Holders, Backgammon Boards,
Port Folios, - ' Chessmen. • -
Pocket Memorandum Books, ~. -POrtablotteskg, -
Dressing Cases, cigar Cases. de.. ke.
Alm. a general atiortment or English, French owl 'Ger
man F.rney Goods. . • ' I
'-Rine Pocket Clattery, tams, Biter StrOPs, and Gold
Pens." ~ : . . .
' Wholesale, second and third doors. • . . . .
. i P. If. SMITH.
...y, ii: arncr Fourth 4rECdailut .4f4.; Ptaadetplita.l
Sir On the receipt of $l. a supirior Gold Pen' will be'
sent to any part of the United Btu*, by relic—describing
Pon; thus—medium, hard, or soft e.l ' . - "
.31arch 31, IS-55 ', 1 . • 134 y .i
- ------ 4 -- " ,----- 1
- - MUSIC PUBLISHING HOUSE. • I
o . Littil LEE WALKER.; enceessorsto GEOBOE
WILED), No. IRS Cheimut street, under the
Utah House, Philadelnkla, are constantly
puldlshlog the latest Illude. foul the - most ; popular Au
thors in the United States, In a ktyle that will vie with
any is.sheir at any other house,..tither in this country
or Europe.
They have also the pleasure to announce to the public
that their stock of Sheet `Music on 'hand, can/data of the;
kir;, , est and' most complete assortnitint to be found in the;
counti7; they are constantly adding to their stork all the;
New Musielaiiblished In New York', Boston, ac, •
They alsoffintlish General Instrut lion Books, which are
In general 'use throtighont the country.
'PIANOS—A lino assortment of the best manufacturers
-of New York and Berton. at the lowest cheap priers,
• MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Also, a general assortment of Otiltais; Banjoes,
El rites. .teSetaleoes. Rc.. Ilella,littltar and Harp 'Strings,
of the beSt Italian qualities. all of ;which will lo furnish
ed tethelptiblic and the trade at the lowest rates.
Orders punctually attended to. 1(
All Lee a Walker's M rode and Publications can be
obtained at IL BANN AN'S Beck pod Music Store, Potts
ville. - -
PlalladelpliLLPeti. 4. IRS-1 - -tf
LEATHER AND FINDINGS. -
•
TITE SUBSCRIBER; respectfully in
-11 the attention of dealdra and ethers. to his '
large and well selected stock of heather and Findings,
which Is kept constantly .fresh by repented drafts upon
the manufacturers of this - country . cod of Europe. and
whlati is madeup in part of the hallowing artirletip
The best at and red Sole: Slaughter, skirting and dam
aged: do.; fineness, Bridle, itiud and. Welt Leather:
Thong and Laeing do.; Wax Uppe'r, Boot, Grain, Buff sad
Split da.: Xity Slaughter Kilo. Salted and collar do.;
City, Cautitry. French and Patent' Calf Skins: . Ikaet leg
ileowees; Burk Skins,..Vad Skins; Chamois, and Moroccos:
Bindings dint Lininp:Of niftiest; •Vrery description; Shoe
thread. Palent thread: Silk boot :cord, Laces, and Silk
and Union Galleons; Black and Cialotold English Lasting, i
Worsted (invent and erns:tied' Fronts and Footingin Awls.
Tacks. Needles; Eyelet amid crimping triallitnes and Eye
lets; Steel. Iron, Coppey and Zinc Nails; Files Rasps,
Knives: Rubbers. pegs. Bristlec and Boot Web; liana- -
mere, Boot and-Shoe Trees. Lasts.; Crimps, Clamps, [bin
dles. Gum. Color. Cod Liver. and Tanner's Oil; Shoe
- Tools and Currier's Tools of all kinds. ready for use. ha
sides many other articles net enumerated above. and all
of which will be sold at the lowest ruarket rates. by
' WHIM
Importer and Dealer, 497 ilatket St., above 11th, .
Philadelphia.
32-4 y
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SE
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,+.! • .a s :V i ti7
, „ $
' 7737
BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE
Aug. 12, 1814
MATCHES! MATCHES I!
TORN DONNELI4% Manufacturer
t! and Inventor a Safety .114 till Smarr 14)righl Need
Thx, Notches. No. lot; North Fourth Street. (shore Race.)
Philadelphia. Matches i 171% lug become an indispensable
article in housekeeping; the subacriber atlor a great sac
rifice of time and money Is eartbied to offer to the Public
~an art lele at once combining Gluey
end r!‘capriess. The
Inventor knowilig the, danger apprehended on account of
the theasey manner lawhlch Matches are generally pack
ed In paper, has by the aid of aew Stearn Machinery el
hIS own invent Ma. succeeded in getting up s Safety Patr
eut Square Upri.tht Itiool Boa; this hoz is far preferable.
inasmuch that it oce-- - ties no More morn than the old
round wood Mains - al keel To* Hundred per
cent, out 41 to shippers ho considerable ad
vantage; row, andsecure amitist moisture
andspou nudiou. and dispels all danger on,
tramp's as of Railroad, Shatubast or. any
other 1111
These
be shim'
They an
and the
been lni
Ponie,
for they
. ,
:Itetl so ttuttotekruss or more may
if the wprld with perfect safety.
stiloartiele for honto consumption,
Western ;mullets that have ever
will do i well to tall and eatWahme
e WAR RA .1,7 . 1.71) Ed be rior(o
cred .to the Thlhlie. • -
JOUNT DONNELLY. •
3rth Fortrtki street. Philtk4ptda.
• 484 m
AZ"
asmativ4
E:=
. •
yoft loading _and.diachorging argoes,
Plle4liiving, raising Territ_Orerrnm_Mines.piimphig
Vater,drlving Ore-wasbors, ; Alto, maimed exit *,
ip'tbr driving pitiable and eta ticinary Saw Mlittrl Abith
Whit:tit them ;to Mil% athern'itnterpowet hitt failed.:
• c0.“.„e.4c.,14 . ... tisEvrOti FtSEL. , -
they are Moved by a team on any Mad. The first. Pre
Bah= (Silver. 31411a1) an awnnled -03Jbe Franklin la
stituta, at' their. caliiiatioirs Itt AE:SI and 1553; also by
the Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society at - Pdih
lig;••• • - • "
laie
1
Affilastiiiiciegiirsolugmbsikomesommunrinw,
CEO •U So UOUPPLETOUr ' ` , "54
WOROAte*Alleilielliera ill IRON ,
3a..!warll 41taie Ono, .thribritt,
; $Oll, , P 1 410 4 7 ,
4 Wks. ,
Z 13PWRY 47 _Co., No'.`2l4lt.
whustitmiktdi. -
,wsl a ppcor 'vomit CAL"Xixot 40'
&land Leather and Kipp. _ ,
thiladaildda..ltabraiory Al, 145 7-Iy . f.
- 1101114 — ifi.kliVIIVARRAI47111
wigs; : arta 'thi-Widoirkiit44.
fu . oosuitiato Wino Bartel. Many of ittliftifttifibofttd , .
...tom Stow; atm* IWO. slur are entitled, under ism 'kite
Ott.ot. wilco.ieris of tasty CIO list . tllttitt
Asking vtotntitlyi itt6oado4 to at rensattabletAantern
applying-to J.4O.Nr/4.1 '4:Atonal cf , Ctittroocif; •
Apttl 'A; 11110;3174ta • - Eanfoto Bt., Pi4lOllL.
: ;BOYS' CLottll,lo.l,
would 'respect.;
-inliclnform their ottutaon+ friendg and enstotoetttiif
nylkitt Cnunty, th-st.theit assortment of Ciothinifor
Yonngtaetttlemetils much larger. theit' ocer, And they
erre-dispined to fa cheap. remoko, litt4 , : at a dist...ail**,
bare the pritilege of esehangint clothing purekotl.il,4!7' at
this store, if they do not suit. '
' • • •r. 'tore* nittroten. , z:!
272 Chestnut Sti, corner of Tenth, Plillaktft.
Ayril 22;1855 ' - ;"
: . .;MILLINERY
= Spring Salida, if 135.•• ' • .
tJOHN-STONEiItqfAINS,.._No.
Smith •Ikeotid Street; titlfadelphia; bairn limit
opened their Spring importations of Mks. &Oita
:4(.4./ons' flowers. Laces, Crape,, dr, de., includit*-0
Opera! Aswirt meat. of Iftifinen 41 dicks o 1 the tnosiiiitsk
hoosblu siyles., _ . •
The above goods bare been imported expressly *OW
Spring sales,and comprise thelargest and hot itsareni
la our line tO Lip forind in this - market. •
-Philadelphia. illarelk. In, 1.845. ]ill-km
,TO CASH BUYERS. ' • ! , ,„.1'
BAILEY - IL' BA 0 T WEE ,;z2,,H
252 Clussao.lli.; - alioyeliinth;Ph4lisielOist,
niva SOtt opta
A LARGE.s - iocK
taILA MBRA.ClNG.ihe'new and . leading
kyles in Bmairett, tarphiai4nd
ir Carpeta;ol3:Clotbic te., all of which will betwixt at
the lowest CAM PRICES:- ; •`" •
'Wholesale:or
• 'September 23,380 - • • • 3g-ly
.
Il .
T. ire, sos nzrell • - . • • -Arnotiss;tir.o-
.. d,: S. .6206Y . .4 SONS, . *..-t , .•
TO. 223 i North Second Street, bell*
- ' Callowhilt,inad toritiewest corner E4hth & Spring
'arden Streets, ~ P itt7stfrip/tta, would rthpertfully infornt•
tbrir former - cuitoineti'and others. that they bavOl t ust
Uhl in a spiendittassnrtnientof airpeis,,Oil Ctoths,-% ut
tittpx, Windoio :flutdes,.Dnor Nuts, de., tte., at very rOix.
ed. prices. wholetrnle and retail.
T , LKE Nunti...-:**l will rcli our goods as cheap ar'orikst
,
other Nouse of pie kind in the City. ....
Phil adetpb ht. Arid 7,1F35 .se p
1.4-:sln, •
- -
,GUANO &SUP. PHOSPH. OF LIRE.
Ttt HE suliscribers:aro prepared ' to WupL
ply the Dyck rill nabkt rertillzers at market Pikes;
o Dick to suit purchasers. In itoro, 1,000 barrOU Su
per PhesPhlreVC PP*, p'aent4l44l-oqtkal to any that s
made. ~ ..,
Mexican Gaxna.
. _ _.
We. twit tbo attstd tun or Farmers and Dealers WI this
tiusno.nly ehemieslanalysii4 It is found to emit:ilia a
larper nioportion of Phosphate than. Peruvian Guano.-
2,000 barrels landing,. For sale by' •' ' • !ff , •
J. B. A.* S • AUX%
Fob: 10, 1.5f..5. r-ty 7 cke.S. Wharres; Pkiloditiphia
ARCH, STREET. HAT - 41 r OS
N.E. Cdr. Sth & Arch Sta., PhltadelOtala.
. Al' the above establhholent rra.Y- '
Le toyed a complete assortment of
'lkyts, asp,. Poffrelists.
of olery, d6serlpflon.af pikes which cannot fail to please. • Every article is manufactU*d on
the, premises. and no goods are Allowed _ to leave tbitaidorn
*ble are not tierfeet in every respect. Partientar
don is invited to the ifole.tkiti Hots at Three I.* tars.
which for beauty and durability will compare fhitumbly
-with - those sold elsewhere for four,dollani.
Iprli 11. ISSS . • W. C. WI LLM Aid*.
- COLENIAWS CUTLERY STOSCT..
Mg
N 0.21 North Third Street. _i = '
(10N ;haild, a litrO as
sortment bePen-and Pocket Knives, Seissni+-2. and
Razors. Table Knives and Yorke. in 'ivory:stag. bnfialo,
bone and wood handitai earveri and Fo:ks,.
Knives. Le.
ALSO---a, very o.Lteui.:e assoc:mral of Walteti. Teti
Thus, kc. . ; . • : s e' : '
Eine' English Onus, Colt's Pistuls.,. Allen• l' ei‘lv mt.
and Single and Double barrelled Pistols. with ageneral
stock of Fancy Hardware. constantly on hand. !
JOHN M. COLEMAN, l'aliWitfer.
Philadelphia; Der. 30, 11 , 5.1, fDer, 27. '33-.521
• BARLEY : SHEAF HOTEL,
103 Yorlh 2n a 1 xi ref .12. fete doors below Vine. Philaffriphia
G: B. Keller, Proprietor,
(SUCCESSOG TO M. WATSON.)
. . -
TILE present proprietor having eir4
ery facility ands know ledge of the wants of tii;
coutmuoity, would'utost respectfully solicit a crept nu
ance of the former patronage. and pledges hlmskif that'
nothing shall be wanting on his part to give t*most
perfect satisfaction to all. The table will Im Mttpplled
with the best In the market—and nothing . willi remain
undone that will contribute to the comfort of bis puesta.
Ca" Stabling for over 100 horses; yard lam add rout
nuidious. - April 21.1~55 1P fij
GEEEN arl - SOMETHING NEW. , zia .1.1% . 1)
90 311 1 11 , 1 ' ,-' . '`, ,', '''-'. ' • ,-- 1' - •.• • 14 1 ' 11 0!
F° .. ,...h 'i - - c`l4. MILLER'S spring
'
1144 v l Vito article '
eof Gime !to t and , i ,,,,, iIitTAIN •
SHADES. l' . stn.: H y
~ -' ,Fikillrilt.
. .Fr.neh Glazed Window Snad4
Are the grwit, attraction now of 116 . whok , n uitry.
Gold Border Shades. lull Landscape Border lfiliades.,
Scroll Landscapes. Scroll landscapes and Flovora," Eve
ry variety of Window ShadvP, FiNtOpl, Cords,, tasselg,
Ate.. gi-Stnni,'tiftteriktt. liod'gc-lieoin 'mid ilt hi , i' ilhodes
made to order, at • 1 43.11.: 411 LIiEIPS
Erchoriee. Wind/no ,87,enle AfanOilelary.
/1.5 - ' 4 pilot. Sonth West corner Second and A reb . .iltroets,
Philadelphia. . , • ~ April '21 . . P:J:i;•1134,r(1
MATHEMATICAL, ,Of)TII — C - AL4tiD
. instrAtmenes, I
t S SPECTACLES, Mierosr,iipcs,
1 - isPY GLASSES; DRAWING INSTIII.;3IENtS.. sepa
rate and in eases: Engineers' Lerell .Thetsl , llNs and
Transits; Surssynes - TninpasseOltalns. Protrac
tors, Parallel Rules. Ivory 6cales. Ac 4 Air Pumps..Eleetrl
cal Apparatus. MagicLanteras, Thermometers !Ursine
tets. tialvanic Apparatus, Magnets, lec, • 'Schools toppled
by • JAMES W. tttEy.r.,
2C Chesnut Mreet, Philadelphia.
firs - Priced Catalngues.sv V A
ith over ilinstratinha, sent .
by mail, gratis. throughout the United StatesandVanada.
Illay 12, .1 54 :5 ' • • 19,51 p
THOMAS ag, THACKRAYx
Clothing - Establishmenr,.
. Nu. 34,0 C10.43i11 MILL'S Alikipi.t.VAL
'IINDERgIGNED - .resp.q,clfuly
hafermlheir friends and the 'public generailY. that
they haTe taken the store above mentioned. and intend
keeping constantly on hand and drake to ordeo Yadhr
-
nnd Chilawia's Claking. of the must Improved etylts.—
Mr. Cooper ThacianY, so long,qud fafgrnidrknovon ari cut
ter for the 3lessis:lfoyt, will give Dls personal til..tention
to that branch of the business. and hatters himself' in
being able to please, thereby hoping to Secure a! Fl ir share
of patrOnage. Very respectfully. I
T 1103138 &
Philadelphia, May 12,1F55 • , 11.1 6 4 M y
TW
. M. FRANCK, AUCTIONEER,- -
N. W.I corner 2d & Buttonwood Ste., litatimany
rut LAI) Fa.en.u. •
positive Sale every-Evening; ,
7?,•O'CLOCK, AT TILE AUCTION
VILL be ;sold, without reserve; for
V Cash—Cloths, C . S . :Frtneres, Natinets,4nd Dry
Goods generally, Roots and Shoo+, Cutlery, (Ind!, Cloth
ing', 51Ocirril InstrnmentS. snit Merclerudisegetinrally. - •
Ot- i The ..trwtimeerr wilt !lire Ids perianut nt/pdion to
sell nj Ase r y rtmrspliort.
Philadelphia. February li, 1F55 ily
AND',W R. REEDER, AUCTIONEER,,
V - Q:167 N. Third Si., (I docii-;below
Vine.) Philadelphia. ; r.
Auction Sole every Evening, '
Commencing atf.nnlock, • 11111,,bmsold at the Auction
tittne,l a general viriety of iocxJl%.: constgtinOn rut of
Deets land Shoes, Cloths, Canimori: Ilardwarei Carpets,
l'atent . Thread: - Spool Cotton, flank !leeks., ,l,imbrellas,
Hosiery and Moves of all kinds, Silk and Linen li'dk'fs.
Shawls. Clothing, and many other g,,,tis notetibmerated,
The attention of Cenntry Storekeepers IsintrOff.olarly in.
vited to these Sales, as they will alwaystind goOdito snit
tthem. Zeritbsels ran be examined on the afternoon pre-. ,
lions to the sale. livery article guaranteed *Se as re=
presented. Much 3, 1555
Of New Paper
THE SubsiTifier has just add to .his
Tery extensive assortment ot Paper Hangings, a
great variety of New. gatterns, Among which. will be
found many beautifufistyles; embideidg - all tidlatot de-
It,iµms . parlor, chambers, entries. ceiltnga.:Ae.• Alva,
rich and ekgant new styles of Gold, Sliver andAlnld and
'elvet _Papers, with match borders, at prieea varying ,
from 8 cents to V 2 50 per piece. . .
Paper 'rangers nupplitxlFllenp at wholesale, n:n A
Cheap .Hiper Store,.
• ;,1.5
MISCELLANEOUS.
ANOTHER SUPPLY
May 26,1855
ep
n e „
Ageni f or annty. for tie sale, ,of
t i&TEN ' T METALLIC.DCGIV.;CASES 7:
Which superrede all other kinds use. iteitt3 peri:etly
airdight;it obviates the tieemnity of hasty blabs..and'
also preserves the body Loom immediate deconVbsition
They ttreparticulsrly suitable for transportingithe body,
from one place to another. The faro Ls sovt , vd,irith a
thick glass, with metal top, which can be nerented at tiny
timeand,the taco of the ear* seen kts, friends or to:
latices. -We might give you hundreds of ccrliflcates. to
eor i t b on it e on e s tst o rnent. es to the advantajges
tante Colin hat wver the/Pi:4M, but'ttie fOll-aWing wilt
suffice: • . • - ' • .
tgnaenten:—We witnessed the. utility of,ryour
mental' "Patent Metallic florid Cases."
.useditri convey'
the remains rf the late lion. C:Glitlhouito the Con
grettional Cenietery, whi h impressed us With die 'belle(
that It Is the best article - knOwn to us for i*isp?rtitii.;
the dead to their final resting place. •
With relvect...we subscribe onrseives, YourKetc., -
(slane,D.: Uenry Clay, Lewls.Caps„ Thin. Vanden IVM.
R. Itlmi;Jett: X.'Staaen,
Atchihsch,"A. C. Green, WM: P.*Slangnia, IlOry,flailge;
D. S. Dickinson.
A , _xpltet 7.4 If
tsiAte:httelMhas • • 1:7;•2541
DI:Y. : I4TUE of 4 '0; iit "tif/ati4ileyiri
, faitaii,Assuist Opt of the Conri. : of Camp n, Skits 'of
ceuntyoid. to ma directed,..l. will espose:to
puldiestdcoeM •. ' :- -.- --• :. •-- I 'r',. . . -. .
411111,)Alr,.313,1( 1ath0155.,
_,,.i tl: :. 2.. • . - ' - :
Atll2 cieleek, -, 51...5t the ado of the Dattphin- and Saw
•queltanue Coal Company. at Cold Sprins,24*Ens co w l •
ty, in Cold sprianic- tpstualdp,-P1.,_:.-... _ . ;IA 7 i „•• ~
- All the estate, right, titisand interest of ;theDanTablui
and tiustanetunina Coal Companyejjrt. and ,io all those
certain 125 tracts. piiallthbli zinandilcontaluing
In, the mire:Mtn AL 7o6 . 4 mn. I l Ill'. nn u all 4 tit- WI
situate and hang in the &Suably of 11 i t iddle past
ton, and Jetlititati; in the ittuty of Iskiiphitli;' mid Cokt.
Spring and Ulitoll. In the county of lotanetg'athi , -:—.— .. .
-- township, in the . ceanty 'erflehttylkih; logethef
with all and singular filer/flues, minerabs;tiitinels,dritte,
soloing miehistery. pieties - Mid Maths,: andilso all 'aiolt .
singular the railroads erected upon and catinding.' from.
the said lands into the' aid essuntlis' orpanipmh,- 1,04
non and Schnyiklll=.4be Whole Comptallifrike ottirtis nod
property rc . Pl' Alto , DAUPHIN & 5th.,QUE11,1,78:4 - A.COA.L
Co3lP,Ltiri and whithil particularly desisibui in the
urn of Aistlerarl *las. AR* in 4 10 .4 1 111/ 4-2 1 / 1 1kPonlw
*
'49 4 , Which 4111 . , hi' e th ibttrti Oh thtf ; .!,,lay ef age,
tiona i arti ef 4 tad -G , 4114 " 4 4 4 " 1 t s : 1 0
WO 14f ea battsti and 'titS ini., ine
ilinith.blieltittnith elope, ittellti it§U'il,fiti . '
sellititall otikil nreemUl building's Add; isitticthiek Pr:
itio pstStiejithat - Of thernistnera Of mialnr-Artteinflinads'
enittlattind - lif tee. *at , In eiteWitant A15:404 . 104 iii `si t .
and they extend frnln th e n4nOn't o 010 grinthebnnlift
,tiasataadobl4llsel t!ni&itttitilitYllaltStttitil an
the Retell road. - , , ' '2 -, '..•..; . .,24:-!.= , 2 .: , ... ; .2
• Setssitalid hihanninargeentlow - its the • ;liberty of the
D . 1
.AIIIMPiIIg 114! . M . 11fASNIcCOAL OD P4Nt, and to
Wiest hyl. ~. ~ -2,- ~...':... • .DANIIII, - SWAM 'flaiir
Ratliff 's 'Mee,. Lebanon.) : .
,; . . ,
...
.71ittial,1155 j • ''..: 4 :,%5i .
; .1. . • :••,-,! .
;, '5 1101 - .5,6' 41.
d . -7, -4- :4 LYONVIKAT 7 77" 7 "- 4-s*Al:'
I. I T .4
• .tl.l/8 14YOU'Imikliyiite,lialutiron
* the hair! It is the mot otelighttill seij44oll.
_ ht the work, epilikoleMialisitlyhttittattd ler they
Sold heeds.' Theigeklailt'ear tiOtittiOkt
alto eleldness of Otani IntiojAkimslielt
' . !late waly= titive4.l(eir York. -
Ifone ratted of I'ape Jamie' Ohniter, for tiyir ,
poste' a 4 timid norms debilltr. kt:. on to bat at
Why are Ifs a Sisk)
x As BEEN thelot , ol:the- himldn
HAS
be weighed dctern ;Ikg,diseetie and stifferinin—
UuLIJAVArd PIUS are sw.kally adapted to the relief
of the the 'Stream . , the Deli:wk. and the
of all ciitukst ages. StAleet 1 14 5 APIPtittablgt: • Itaktild .
flollow:sy 'personally supointends the manufacture of
his medicioashi the United states, eta otters them to a
tree and ettllahtened-PauPie,sakbe heittreinedy the world
ever saw ter the mineral ef dhiame.
IThesti Pills . Partly th* , Blotod.
c These famous Pills are eaprisrly combined to operate
on the stomach, the liver, thQ kidneys. the jungs„the
skin a tind the ixiirels,surinethatisty derangement hi their I
Inactions, purifying the tolood.atte setyfecuitain of US'
ind thud curing disease in all Us fonmr..,
~,Dyspepsia &OA Ltor Complahsts4
Nearly,half tbebutuma race ktare.taken these Pills. It
has beeu proved in all parts or t h e world that nothing
has bitun fotind equal to them in tans of disorders of the I
j liver, dysp e psia, and stomach complaints generally.—
They soon give a healthy tone to there organs. however
td'ueh deranged. and when all ether-means have filled: .
General Debility ! . 11l Health.
Haag of the most despotic governments have opened
their Custom !louses to-the intioditetton of these. Pills,
that they may become the Medicine of the massed.—
Learned Colle,tes admit that ibis. medicine la the best
remedy ever known for perilous of delicate healtki or
where the system has been impaired, as Its invigorating
properties never Dill to Alford' rclief. ,
Female Complaints..
No Pernale. yonug or old, Elb9uld be without thiaeele
brated medicine. It coireets and regulates the monthly
courses at all periods. actibg Le many caws like a ebarm.
It is also the best and safest medicine that. can be given
to children of all 'net. and for any complaint; cense
quently no (many should be seitlumt it.
Holiatvay's Pills are the kg, Trimly kIIOILIZ in the world
for the joffewirro•diwocerr • - i
'Asthma. • . . . :,ileadackles,. • . • '. r
Bowel Complalnta,
•
Coughs, - ' ' . : i Influenza, , '
Colds, , ."ilatiatnation, .
Chest Diseases, . - • .
I, f rIIITArti Weakn ess,:
. Culaprencsa, - • H'iLivertonsplidats, '
.11yspepsla,. ; '.•. Lowneva 14,61)i:its,
Winon, t '
":, Piiiik, - • . ,
- - prow. - . . • 6 Stone and Gravel,. • '
Debility, : Secondary, ,Syroptomts,
'refer and Ague. ' • Z Venereal Affections, - •
. ir euo y e ck, z ppl a l n t s ., . ..
.f,-..)lforttas of all kinds: -
..Sold at the shanuGactorles ler Profernor Ihdlonay, tO
Malden Lane, New York, evict:lit !Strand. London, and
hy all collectable 11;:trnicalatinnd Dealer' of molkines
thronghciut the United Staterc and the civilized world, in
bexesj at 25 cents. 6214 eents. - and la each. ! ' - •
.alailbece le a tonsideraWioring by taking thelarger
sizeal _ •
,t'.l
N..11,;-Direetiona fair tha lE6l4m:ice; of patiemts In every
disorder are attisod to rill bp*
May
-AVOID ALL ,OLIACKERY,
Aqe•A'Nl/ TAKE MEDICINES rioo.ARIA) BY At"ii.ll.
•-••• I • Regular "Pluallilan'
LIFE pteolonged, ar)(1 a care for all-pitin.
I_4j Cou g h s , colas, Ortilintaption,Croup,
Whoopini , Congh, . , •
• I'''Liver Ninplaielllyspepsla,
• . Indigestion, tient ;stomach, &Tofu- • ~
I la. and all Skin Eruptlona, Fever and Ague.-
Buttons' Fever. Cholera. Cholera Morin's. Dysentery. 1
Bowel Affections. Setif' and. Wreak Eyes.,lthrutur 1
tism, heart Disease.' Palpitation, Neuralgia. Kid- 1
• I ney and 'Bladder AtriCtions, Dropsy.; Fall- r
lug- of tho Womb , and Female 1
,
Complaints. • t
At pule request of many of my patient*, I have consent- ,
ed to put up a class of my inns( efficient prescriptions la
the form of Family 11rdteitse each . one suited to a par- I
Ocular disease. and not, like 'the manufacturerleof the I
many nostrums and panacea» of the day, promulgate to 1
"the world that any one eotnpound will care airdiseases,
and who tin the Words Of,the great Italian physician,'
Spallanumi.)"pul medicines - 4 which thSy Anew little in
to bodies of tallith they kw•to Ws." • ; • . .
J. S. lICSK. 31 B. Philadelphia. .
A Remedrfor:.iach Dliease.••
-Dr. Hose's .Expectenrril or thug , ' Sgrup. fiwihora
diced cure of Consbuiption, boughs, Colds, hoarseness,
Asihina. Itionehitis,lfirittingqif Bloed.ltiAamatien of the
Lungs or Throat, Tindall Pulmonary Disease* ,This pre-1
paration not only cures consumption if.taken In time,!
but It fortifies the systenamlilnst all•ftdbre attacks. As
a Congh Slediclue. itlh4.he /jest in the tvorldi it is now
UFO and recounneryffed by physicians, both at home and
abroad. •in bottice23 cent*,l,so cents, and $l. - -
Pr. J. S. Rase's ir,,,,upin g , lllu g h. .Syrup.—This pcopa•.l
ration always relieves. and prevents,the whooping cough'
from running into other diseases; littch as intimation of 1
the I,ungs,•Dropsy in the and, Consumption. it ;
'gives Instant relief, and freghently cures in one Week.— 1
Price 50 cents. ' • • • •'•
- Dr. J. S. Floc's Croup Norry,—Chlidrea are n 1501111.101
to Croup, which dangerous complaint yields . ' immediately 1
to De. J. S.ulless.le atvrat ritt.nen Creep Sp.*. pric e L.,
cents.
Pr. J. S. lio.<os Extract 4 nar:is. IS one of the Lest
rein - Mies ever used tbr disetutes Of the Kidn6s, Bladder,
Ac. Price 50 cents. - ,
Dr, J. S. kose't Net:roils -Thrigoroling Cordial, for
H enr i Dis e ases, all.liervous4ffectiuns. Flatulence. heart'
Burn, Restlessness, Nutuhtiess Neuralgia. raising the ,
e rdeiie, and giving-power the whole system; it is al-
' most ratracubruS in Its effeet.' Price Sit cents. • • .1
Dr. S. Dose' BY'sPePtie easspousci, a sure cure for
•
Dyspepsia, Liver Complainti. sod indigestion, when to-;
ken in conjunction with his Alterative cr Tataily Pills.!
Price of both 75 cents: - - •
Pr. J... 8. R on.' a hoiden PiN. for failing of the Womb; 1
Feniale Weakness, Debifiti and Relaxation. Price 191
cents.
Dr. J. S ROIC4 Anti-Bgiwai or Dnitroad ,
Minnie not amounted to
..unz, every malair ordisease
Incident to man. but they 4re a grand remedy for a Bii
pouf state of the system Mid CtituDlEll Fevers. When
used with .Dr. Rose's Toni& 31ixture. will cure the most
stubborn'eases of Ditious li tier or lever mend Agile. Price
I2X. and 25 cents. ••,
•LFX. S. Rose s.Pain Carsx.—This preparation Is truly
the wander of the age! Ceti'es all pain, external cr Inter
nal; cures pain in the Sido.l,linta4 or Back. Chilblains.
Ague, or Lumps In the Brash'. Corns. Bruises. Sprains,
Tooth-ache, Ear-ache, Stiff ltecir.St.re Throat. l'ains In the
newels and Stomach. Sudden Colds, Ac. Thu Paln Curer
being a fine Tonic Mixtuie."ls also used with k• - reat bene
fit for Weak Stomach and Bowels: Whenever you leave
pain uie the Pain - Curer friely. arid You will obtain im
mediate relief. It acts likosingic. Every faintly should
have A bottle in the house ' in case of accident or sudden
sickness. Price 12!.• ,, 1..2:4 and 50 cents. ,
.fixe- Persons of delicatel'constitutiens natfire, or
these who have bean madweo by the'use of:tivack Medi
cines. or any other cause, should read Dr. .1. S. ROSE'S
MEDICAL ADVISER to pOrsor s in sickness or In health,
which book cart be had without charge of
' B. 'HANNAN% 'Pottsville,
Agent for the sale oft ttiiso Medicines in t..kffanylki.ll
March 10,1555 • [Doe; Si, '54 50 , -) g 104 f
TESTIMONY OF ThE WILCOX FAMILY. - •
READ WDAT TIRE SAT 05 •
. •
DR, 8 -AYNE'S •
'CompoundlSyru of wild Cherrylr
The most effectual speedy Cure known for
anZurnii 40, aughs, aids,
Asthma; fironcliiiir, - Liier tintipbtinis, '
S'iritlitl g ilf Illond, Difficulty Of BrcaThing, ,nrin • 1
in Mei Side and Breast, li.dintation of the Heart. In/rum:al
(Troup, Prot en. ansiMilien , Sore Throat, Nervous
, • Drlnlity,aud alt Diseases of Throat, ,
• 1 , , , limed and Lungr. , ,
A Truly IVOUiderful Curet
The following highly interesting statement of the ease
of 311sil Naomi Wilcox, well-known for character and re
spectability to a large portion of the 'citizens of et. Law
rence County, lietvlorit.l,4 truly worthy of attention and
so well authenticated that the most elseptical tonal. beat
once satisfied of its correctness •
Tt, Dr. Stcayne, l'AiladdAia 7 :-,'
GOCTEANEUIt, St. 'Lltiltiitlte CO, N- Y., Mec..ls, 1854.
'Darr Ar—having experienced very great benefit Dom
1 the ueeof ycrurtXtSlPol.ilM STUMP DIP WILDCIIED la,
I feel hound, as an act of humanity, to recommend the
most Invaluable medkine to others.- Mote than eight
years ago I fell into a moduatCatarrlud Oatrempiio44
and notwithstanding thd use of many other remedies, I
continued to grow weaker? and more and mote disordered
in my Lungs and Stonmelt until myself and my Mends
despaired of my life: sly, digestive potters became so ex,
hamster] that • I conk' nothear the lightest kind of.food,
except in the minutest qiiantltios. °ln thin condition, at
the request of my brother. I began t4use your SVIII.W..
Almost immediately I d hived peat benefit from it. In
less thant brie days afterfermitnenelng the use of .small
eases, my.stomacli began:-to recover its natural tone and
I lower—gradually every Ind symptom began to give way,
and in a few months I rimvered to a • Litato of comforts-
I ble,though not
. perfect health. L have no hesitation in
saying that to yonr -WILD Cllrdittr' Imre. wader God,
the continuance of my life, and a d 'ttree of health far
beintni my espeetations.ti I have since bad attacks of the
same old symptoms. but in every Instaneel Inoterrsorted
With perfeetkuceesa to the use of your mediate- • . .
• . .... ..- - • . :...:1 . N40311 - WILCOX, .
Gpi:vi4y:vst,_,.Z..i . .y r ,.!Call . poF., 1 f.!O.
I rectify flint the isboViiin ti .0 "iociint Wilcox, Is my
sister.. Ii have* num& and siren , . . . in all her sick.
nen. anti know that tbe foregoing state • , t is •.. wt.
il liou
I have sisaradministered. , ynee Me . , ,Ay pof
Mid Cl.grty, to other. - berm of our • ily . xi ea. 1
dirm weeps: and I hat, zweocarnended It • -'• • or
my friends snd neighho . viji.,and have Non often aratired
.ei itit very great benitilciilleffeets; and in- mein than nee
instance to the styling otalfc,, , al I belleve,- " .t. ,•.:.
• ~
m • • " .. ',.' l • • PAINTUtIA. WILIOX.
0 0 eveipen, N.,k... 4 — iltik.jrt:*:;•"bet,',#44lvl„ • • -
1:4 • • s•—• Tr - • •
- - wteuce:cOut ,
Tt heiebyeirritled thktthalu` ovAnkeertitleiteszwero
stkrnes lly.tho.Mixset Watt:tin toi presence; i bat. They
eratatelligent and highly rtspettablepernme;.thattbtdr
reputation fez' truth anar,er;apy to itrepTeehehle. •,
11A D.?..!NUTII,JAutiot ,Itace„
• sai-lie Ca in,PurOasing 10 -
To obtain thl taiginel ind• 6317 Kennine Inniat.etinai"of
triki Carry. whitlinnuet halOtiaPnrirdit andxtsuature l
of. DC, MAYNE, Ou esch wreppet around the t0tt1e,..4.-.
Until you obtain thhi.Otnpoun44l:l,stnlit noNer knoll!
the reel virtu.% (it swim_ rherrli:
SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE
or torwarrant collative erroeswnts or
DR. SW ATINE 9 B pApstu.ir mscrozczarEs.
1). Roe Wayne canary. Ghb),'lrritcs:
ivoverater '24,11,5G:1. As ony supply of your medicines Is
eibausted..l' send me a further supply hut , '
mdiately: The nlfentl D. V.! Van dale. 31. D., or tidal
Place,. hag bevel using Yaw OnaPatottt - SYraP of Wadi
Cherry =4 wishes to ca{itipepp-Mo:Doviarr tbiuks It hi'
the hest- medicine for Coirstimpt h Interwar used.
notert Y 3. Thamtitiori.;Wattiivllle, t...rr01l county, Ohio,
writes, may 24,1834- 0 1 am until yerfr Compound
rap of Wild Chem.; anitalso }lima? Cleated Tar MIL I
have had vitiator yeti Panacea, licutbiugdyrupand An
nealing Ointment, also your , Fever arid Ague Pilb: but
It does beat all what a demand therels for the Cmopound.
Syrup. "Don't fall to send tue a full supply; ale°, your
Sugar Crated Pills; my ,customeis will use nrr ether Pills
but yours. Q.:hip as hedwa, by Cleveland and Wellsville
George A. Gardner. Eftoystrarn,, Somerset county,
writes: -Your medirlabs are In great demand bere,
daily yoir Sugar Coatidlarsapai - fila and Tar Pins, and
afford general atisatetten ID all who have made we of
thew - Your. CempeunctSyrup of Wild Cherry, two b3t
thwand dim Dose of yoar Pills. raised a child of William'
Johnson'sof, this placelana her death:bed of Conon'
non, after the date's etmsidered her,ase a hopeless ova.
Yon wiltplease ItorwardiMer a full SupOy c 4 year
'pvratinns,RilhOut dalafr btlraral . V.4 ll z 3 Pillft. rge"
_
I • - Dre SwaysWa towel Corillal.
, speedy and effectual remedy SIP/ails*, Cholera.
iCallttnalt Cbalers'lldrbfts; Diarrhea. Dysentery. Cholera
I Infshtimu'or. Sweater Cotoplaipt,!Palris In the Stomieh
and Dowels, Vomiting. fra-diclincss,, Blanca of the litt)-
lamb, Lowness of 'Spirits, and dracaena of the St&
maehand nevelt, 1
The above valuable medicines are prepared only by Dr.
Sulfas k Sox. at their Tabora toryOlo. 4 North :seventh I
street,Dbiladelphia. ; F . ;
Yon Ssir. ct, , •
MDR.:
' 30114,03-0. MARTIN,
k W. iltlNTZlNGEß;Schnylkill navel.
• ' MCIEXL k DkitIVDT, Trenunit.J
J. K. 11111131 S.
—• • prutpoyip, }..lllnersvinea
• •
A. R. pr.sposr,,:sesTo•
I And by idilhe nrineigad Etarekeavni,in llebbilldll wad
adjacent ecnnittes. c 1 1 ,
usicoya.o. U. S. Al ," Containing mud' wad in
tormatlan trail tmillian,ctualai had raditaftaringants.
Call and get one. i
1 nay ; Ism ' AISS4 Mklyr ". 18.
worenin
MINIM
- .-± , rortir V :ierlitlii - eO.IPLEI
,
isiuliteeti-4o4ttal Isomb4.lmiebeteeeeltmet
ritOrP. lee uteMeMIOACAn 0 01 04 , A Itliftltd Me
thgP. Mt"' Ftikli46;eta l2 azlAlrelrelOi n g
-.."llllo,Msilaticeiettirtailirriouttleglinteseitite gems,
NaliromMiett: feetettif!M_ breatb, _tkiltrptiabektil.
101te felsieli. We - pet 144 virsdeasitiondstable to
ssommniciFv.*blle. elasmut fn
-W/04 SlulirkidActsrettetiiniversil Urosite
ieturralvio tbellialtbMtiWAMA'be4b# brthek
teeth. ~PIFM4107:11:1)4. DODSO,t, Surgeon pen
: tIit,7VMS .
MAr. ' _April 7,1825 14. cm
•-• 7 , •
IMPDRT NT
TOIADIES‘ , .
log.,thipoweigivoladeumemase with*:
IrtHE COMBINATION - iitligridients
;,.s:tliMesfillsitperfartry biristrst,-yer wide/MAW
irpUictous tritelbsvitbr all paitieul aladlDieultmenstrea.
is Morkaad, isLosmoilug allolatruetiousAe.„ from-sr.batever, ,
.coesss. Furs the whites, and May, also. be sue , '
'morally used as a prurectiv,r,l They h 3" be% Used in
fbe private praetteisi I Dr: Erapsy,ft Dyer nasty' pill*
stsvissltitivert ekte. ' • 1. •"
• 'k mina must, not um them. . For
full particulars stn dirseileset iss:lbu:lx.r... „Price $l. : per
. box.. &AA by all this druggists la ArbuylbiU vuusty, and
will be sent' ronflaimtlally by mall, by enclosing $l. to
HERNAN it. AU, CLunfy "lung—law also'sup
vty the trade at' 'preprittcter ptieVis. • Eigneihire 91'4.
Dc
rosmctuearb& box.ipo other purcilne.: • "
~..:0:4-tavUte..1.w. • '
A ,CURE,,FOR CONSUMPTIO,N,
131.C0t0ha.C01d5,,,.., Brinuthilis, General Ddnlity,
%lid all 4.-n:fobats • 'maw*. •
The ProPidetorhis 'succeeded (from difeethmS. Vfc , '
fusser Stone) ha Coinidning the 'Oil and lime so perfectly
that the taste of the Oil. which Is So o%ll%i:oust to potions
generally, is enth* tatereonte. - and it Can •be taken by
the moat delicate females with ple-asnre. And as r eg ards _
the benefit of this article over the pure'oll, the following
rase, by Prof. Stone,. is sufficient to convince the most
sceptical. . The yoking lady was 24 years of_ '
•Iler disease wae, one of Unmixed phthisis, Whleb bad
been expected to-tenting.) in thettmrsetif it felt months.
fatally. The upper part of both her lungs was filled with
tubercles:. and in sumo places were beginning to soften.
The rase was oridontly a bad one. The treatment of cod
liver 011 was at first used: but without marked improve
ment, • The • phosphate of lime . was then administered
with the ell. and the result. as in the caw of many ottuim
was- soon apparent 4 The patient was rapidly getting well."
,CAUTIO.N.-4Mlccouslt of the meat reptttatima of this
Compound tonal! Lung Complaints, the subscriber would
caution thenfincted rutainst using any except that man
afactUred by him. Its he has the only recipe fa the O.
States for combiniOr the pare Od'otith Lime .In a proper
manner. Thera* as you value yrar health; purchase
*Me stay 'chat inanufactnred. by •
ALF.%AQDEtt is. wiLroit,
" • • • 164 (bunt Street; Boston.
.For sale In Phlltstilphia by IV. WOW & SONN 'l3'2
North Second finieet. For sale in Pottsville .by dt. C.
11111111FX, Draggitit, opposite Episcopal Church. •
Pettsvillo. Novetttber il, 1554 . .
• - FOR RHEUMATISM,
VEURALGIA, *Spiains. rind pains of
11.411 kinds. use MOBO A MAGIC BALM. prepared
and sold by .I.l4l(MtGAN.Third street, near Market, Potts,
sine, and 133 'atnad,, Philadelphia, where the most
Fails fackiry refereneeii can be given. 25 and 59 tents 11.
bottles 1
References.
• BALTIWORZ. March 19tb.1855.
Mr. Joseph IfWegctwt--Dear Str:—The several MIPS
your paint whlchlott have sent me for sale, have all been
distmsed of, and stilt they call for more.
lon will please'SeSAlby express 10 'dos. mare, as soon
sa convenient. It IR a Cure for Ritentnatiztn, Neuralgia,
Sprains. Bums. Cuts and Bruises, and other remedies
which it promlaiWthat cannot be surpasard. it isa teed-
Woe that.wlll risiommend itself wherever lt is intro.
duced. and notsiithstanding the repugnance to such
remedies generally, Its luirariable . succevi in the worst
cases above named, demands for it, even of the most pro
judired. fair and isupartial trial. - -
I had a ease in 'my own family. a servant woman who
has suffered foe years with rheumatism and swelled ihnba,
that In walking; they would. suddenly give way, with
knots on her wrists which caused her great sufferinc.—
We had used other remedies win:mat +access, until - the
Balm was tried. !lath gave instant relief and effected a
perfect cure. •
I hand you a csrt,ffrate from Dr. M. U. Battik!! ' One of
our most eminent physicians, and from other gentleman
of ear city, who are'well known and testify to its valua
ble quality. - Yours.'re-Teetfrilly.
WALTER W. MIRY,
• AS. South Guy steet.
itstaixaer.. 'dela gather ?.2. 18.4.
Ir. W. Thirry..l , :q.—Dear. Sir:—A. your request I have
trkslMorann's Matte Delwin the various wmplainta for
which It is recommended. 1 Isto., great pleasum in ad
ding mine to the loth list cf testimonials irt•ite favor. I
candidly coafest:that its effects have surprised me, in
Burns, Itheumaiim4. Notralgla, Sr.. by Ira prompt le.
WI, and certain, relief. It should 1,0 found in every
man's house. a 5 'en invaluable antidote to Ariins of all
-kinds. I have tiled ,t in my awn Litnily.ond found that
it gave the relief ; it premised. Yours, truly,
IL Barrett , A. 34 M. D.
June 9,'55, 23.3 m
Fan
THE CREATEST •
Atedie4 Discovery or the Age.
TAR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
tliscorermi in one of our common mature weeds a
remedy Mat antis
Eirer7 Kind ofliumar,
faun the worst scrofula down to a common
, -
Ile has tried it in over 1100 casts, and never failed ex
cept in two raseotOoth thunder hutnor't. Ile has now in
Lis posser4ion otoor two hundred certificates of its virtue.
all within twenty utiles of Boston. •
Ten I..ttro AN warranted to cure A nursing Sore
mouth.
Ono to three tOttlkir nil:
on the fare.,
Two to three tilos will runt the system of biles.
Twq bottles are warranted to cure the worst canker lu
the mouth and Stomach. .
Three to five b . ott l es are sarrimed to cure the worst
rase of Erysipela. .
Ono to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two I.adtles are Warranted to cure runniug or the` ears
and Notches prolong, the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulrcrk
One bottle will tore scaly eruption or the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to, cure the worst
ease of ringworm;
Two or three 'bottles are wanauttd to awe the meat
despendo ease Of rheumatism. '
Three to font bottlee are wittmuted tor cure the selt
J. •
rbentu.•
Five to olgir,.. ,boltlce w cure the %Vein Caso of scraf-
- A benefit ts"alway.4 eAperieneed from tbe first bottle,
and a perreeriqie i% warranted when the above quantity
is taken.
It ceder, I pc.ddied over adhousand buttlei of this in the
vicinity of iloston. I, know the electi.„of it iu every
case. So sure is wafer will extinguish fire, so mire will
this' cure hunter. I never: sold 'a bottle of It but that
sold another; after a trial it always •speaks for
Thom aro two things about this herb that appear to too
surpriiing; first Itut It ;;rows iu our pastures, to some
.plitees quite plentiful, and yet its value has utter been
kniiwn . until $ discovered it in ltilt—second, that it
sheitid cure ttirkinds of humor.
. .. . . . . . ..
In order to give some idea of the sudden rise and great
popularity of the discovery, I will state that in April,
16;,:5,1 peddled It and said aboutsia bottles per day—in
April,lls4, I sold over onk, thousand bottlesper day of It.
Some of the wholes ale druggists who have been in the
business twenty 'and' Miry' years, say, that nothing. in
the annals of patent reed t ines was ever like it. There
is a• universal praise of it nom all quarters. ..
y
In m own practice). al ass kept It strictly for humors
—but since itSintruducti ti as it general family medicine,
great and wonderful TM es have been found In It that .
I never strspecked. : ' •
•Several eases of epilept c fits—a disease which was al
ways considered lacurabl have been tined by a' few Dot
ilea. 0, whets mercy, d it will prove effectual In all
cases of „that:aisle) malaJy—there are but few Who have
seen merit of It than I have,
I know of Animal caws of Dropsy, all of them aged
people cured by if.. For the varkrus 'diseases of the Liver,
filch licadachts Dyspepsia, Asthma, lever and Ague, Palo
in the side, Diseases or the Spine.and Particularly in dig
eases of the kitliteyx. te., the discovery bat' done more
geed than any. Militancy ever known:
No change tif - diet necessary—eat the best you get b and
eaengb of IL -
DirectiottiAr tiu.—Adults, one titbit...Spoonful per day
—children over ten years, a dessert Spoonful—children
from five to eight years. tea-spoonful. As' no directions
can be applitiable to Mt Constitutions, take sufficient to
operate on the bowels talcs a day. . ;
-Manufactured. by - 'DONALD KENNEDY,
ifiterrn street. Roxlitiry, Mau,
' . Price t One Dollar.
It hoieanie Agrreta:=-Now York - city, C. Y. Clirkner, 81
Mutiny street: C. El. lifnz, 182 Broadvray;'llBAkton't
13rdadsray :A. H., & Wanda. it* Fulton St..
Wholesale agent.. for. Pennsylvania. T. W. Drove &
Sox", 132 Norilt 2nd Street, Philadelphia.
For, sale in trottirrille, hy J. U. Brooch,' J. C. Hughes
and It Ruheriatr. - •
• Itly 19.1A0 = '• A - •
s ;
:_.~ ~ELUMI NG _
blaCAlir-iirIITINC;PLUMBING4C..":`
111 !TIM P OWNING; BURNT:OUT
0. on the loth` tste:rwopened'an establishment' Smi
they above builiteas, in Wirer Terrace, where they, will be.
thankful for, rders, and 'promise prompt attention and
satisfaetml Work: • - • •
TottsTillei October 28.181 4
• ,
EWN4I4I, Beaity's •,ROW
eri N
e,„1:41 Penni., 'has con
scantly on hind's supply of all'atzes of Lead PIO.
Lem", Bleiek . Inn , Bath Tubs:- Sham, Baths; Hydrants
Real, Doublosnol hues Acting Pampa and }Eater Clew
ets; also, all'Aiittis of grass Cocks ti r water and'stAut
grasigilettis'itridgkava for tocrines.' , MI kind, of Cop
per Work an 4 umbhavtone,ln t4t.npateat ;wanner at
the Fhorttst hatter:
mkt fOr old Brasil sza Lem
Potistillo.!trtol , or 2R IFSO.
. • PLUMBING EST::I3I4OIKNIENT.
:DR KINBON iespeoftilly. .
' !% i;r the Eg ? "` I g ha :i e r b F to itstoei l ielate loi an=i
sad Intends carrying on the plutabi= badness In all Its'
brat ehes at the ; old Stand under the Pottsville House,
• where he hofesbi attention bnsiness, he'ucny be able
to merit a slanreof the irubilestatm.n.ve, „ lie gm l iv
entre his work to bees good, and it will be done on as
muienabletSiaticas can be done elsewhem. ' •'' '
A ug ust IN. - . 1 . 50g • .11-DICKINSON. :•
JAMES .H. MUDEY,
House &Shp Wirer, Glazier & PaPer /Niger,
lORW, E GION' rest, firselkiiise from
et utitt;itu'lltilowlte'ltfortfinees Hotel: • -
The ,itolitif Print& Sm.., of 'various et the towesi
Cash ptic6o , An Amlrentlce waited.
rpttattlto: :IL 145 I.l2ioc_gic4 , ls' •
' PAINTING; CLAZIPIC ;•*, PAPE.RiNo:
IFIANIEL 'NAGLE vould reqectftiili ,
Ira
A.., Wenn 411alrhititts said the , pabflethao her
moved his OStahlishteent tttto Market street; opposite r..
Nieleilaifi Mire. irlaere he wilt be happy toreeetteit
for 4Wkindi of htistSeSl tit hie liter. , lie 4omalrays
. Vend an aaeortteent ot ' '.
___ . '
Fatelitanginte;-018114 Taints ttitioinetiidUlaiti
all or which's* , will ferelah at the lowest rates; and 'he
pledgee htpleell' that be will execete,all work
.entrusted
to Ms raniprorttpt4.,lttlhe best styleornd at reasenibli
rates. .11e thet.efoie Invitee the people itettertkUl to Bite .
• him a eall. l l , ' Pottsrllle,. Aprll 14, '55 15. m ,
_,
PAINTING, GLAZING -A , PAPERINCL
•
Removal. ' -.
W4'I3OVVEN baVirig rtittov63,,
I shoito bride*" above the' Anierican ch.;
PT
are liused, 4441 taken IMO ttlartneralitip his brother', the
subscribonsamilminto to the pill* that they an; prepared
tci matte till eiders in - thttlr line lath the •ginatest de•
apatrh. and p 4 the Moat baddiut 24 . o lant*:•....They. employ,
good work Wen - and that. aistoturiv may, thaellae, be
• They, alio. lxa leave to call atteettod to their splendid
'mural utnt.ofTaprßangings, Window-IMM* tan; end.
prfalnglev.rry Intrietg of style-and' tpulity,:•tm Mgt , the
taste and pbeket of purrhares„' and which they offer at ..
the lowest City prloee
t, 7,L-71.... 4s W.-.80WE 4 1
2 ilatattabove AmerierntPslitre $ l .
Atritivribt-- so -ti A
MEMO
. W.4%Ta
op
:VER
NE:F.24
ure the worgt kind of pimples
PLUMBING SHOP:.:
PAINTING, .&C..
HE
...4.;1 , 1 7' ,. - 2 t . T ,,,
~
.. •,, .te -,
" THE UNIONp I,t
1
4* ts be hiiielli aul iktes.;*ll4llhai.
ots—ErAiel valrOtnital l ' '
ivaiisavintrii4lcvirSt,es;
1 ~ Th ane _ , . ikativi 1 •,, = ~.
/ Wil}40:101P1531-12.4017 Ala s
. retrati_1k_ 4_ ,........................... _ ... 551, ~ _,. fmr.l.
Y ' i.
Asek
PROP►`
MIMI
tuuscr:4„..
Tx.
, 11 ATI ONA Ho.L.
near firit
= -dassiketilittedirli 'anti stictii6thsurptiordwiny
_asap, tangy cost hit *Mott. co ilk mita isoderitelanns.
RV I* Par, it is is disticriptishapf
ail it inwelior tomplitodatiocio; 1 • ' •
sammmutt/mm*44in _some. of ittli
pmto..lllll.l,lth taro itildwin flee,
am
fiogttm puts tokbrono autitai*geett slow of the
ocean. - ' , ..t.L00.N Proprifix.
I t. , )., •
NATION/1 'HOTEL,SHAINOION, PA.
'pit* Wela*eli• PrOpvietinr.
HE 'aWve kntiwn and pop-
war BUPA Ls still kept by IN eaPiroritftr ,
Sown of S lie Rate orstitaself that .by
venni 'attmltio to the wants and ! conetniroce , at the
travaliug publi obi his tustomers,ihe - will l continue to
some their pit es- Ilita tatdo',llli be laPPlis4
the best Um =Shot aihnits.
Ha totioegithlly invites: the citizens of .4e.baylkiU
manly: abdidaw the Ehsaaokin , eeddeh, stye him a can.
Simulokipr Af - t • '. • •11-3vo"
• • to.._,_.
~, - • ' --IkesioNT . souse; '', ..-- ...: ,
:;• Tressiiity Schwrylklll Fehdlitsrir Pei. r ''
r „,L.,,.K00N5, 'formerly ,Inn-4
. . heeperharinegpire,lrettld nalpecifullr,tufbrar
V lt
former rims. and the public simirrally. that ho a ,
. taken - the MONT 130178 F." in4Trettemt:and is pre
pared to race ee and accommodate in the beat manner, 1
all guests who may favor hint *lib n toll, ,_,' ":- . 1 ',
Siie Re %weld alga Min.. ° to the j notice of. the. people 1
residing In ttineittes, That 'Tremontbeautiful
Ity a aloantabeert country; litcasedlhith latklartazta Mr,:
1
oat quite,foue miler. distant from the heasatifa"Strotard
Felix." making it altogether a desirtitde place of Frowner
resort. • ' - •-`-• •• hprii:ll, 1885 1541 i
11 - AftDWSRE.
.---
. . PATENT COLA LARD LAMPS. ,
- HE subscribers being appointed sole
Aprils tie the aloof Stones:Wei a Smith's Patent
, 4 Lard TAinps. lu Schuylkill county, hare a largo are
■ortona& for sale, which are hlttnlY MOM /bonded /V
economy and moronic:nee. SRN= & LERCH.
Pottsville, April 11, ISNi li ' •
FAIRBANK'BB4 - Cit. —77
.; . HE sube,criber, agero. for the :limn
jc-,
larseturirs, hnyejust reeriTedtia i new artielii. railed
y , ....t010n tounter Sdlo," ralrulatid to Violet from ' 3.4,
an Pun lq F4O rm. ',Wor kilo at q 6 York Store.. ''.
kiyAliDj f EY t ... 5 , 0N.
Pattairlile,Aprn Mb. in+Ert '
iiir -
. HARDWARE AND IRON DEPOT.
s; THE S UIISCIZIE Eli-illayirtE now arrang
ed his goods at his nett: place of business
' and with &mew dotriiiination of furnish.
Ing all 'such goods sia 'the business of the
Coal ilegtun may require, at their dowost market value,
solicits the Inspection of the Publii!.l I shall be always
on hand and hare on baud a full stoek of '
Bar 1r0n... '' Chopping Axes,
Flue Iron; '' , - ,' Coal rthareis, • " '
Cast titeel 4 . 4 ' Trace chains,
)Slit Iron, ' Nails and Spikes,
-Boos, k. . Tackled lochs.. . . ,
'Bellows, , Anillaitrut Vices, de.,
Hardware add Iron Depot, Grin! iStitscr, three doors
above Market, East side. .. :
.. si i MANE 1'07, ,
duly 15;051 ' ' L • '''tt'• , '
CLEMENS 11. HEISLER'S /.• i
a i l
. . HARDWARE ANkl;lloii, STORE, Centre
Street. a few doord above 3lerketVEast j
sido have constantly bu hand a full - I
meat of • '
~'1 I full
I
Smith's Tools, . . " tAxlee end Springs, • i
Building Materials, ;TableCtitiery, . - 1
Shoetn,aket'S Tools, - ;Pocket. Cutlery, ' *
Files and Rasps. • ;Carpenter's Tools,
Nails. Spikes and Brads,: I !tittinia Ware,
Counter and Platform Sealer„; Alleti'd Revokers, • !- I
Bar and Rolled Iron, rtilleißerrela,
Flue and Sheet •• = 7ablf and Tea Spoons, .
Chat, Shear and Blister Steel. Irasa land Enameled Ket-
Tin,
Ptate and Sheet Eine, ' I 'ties, • . t
Bar, Copper; and &teat Brags; lant.'lloiliita & Tem Kettles,
Pig and Bar Lead. j Remit Railroad Traces.
Castings of all descriptions, . ,tallnead Iron and Spikes,
Still. X-cut and Cirmiar Saws Inouble and Single Gnus,'
Butchers Choppers, Clearer I qoubitrand Single Pistols,
and Knives. - I Whotehd Dame Rigs,
Anvils and Tires, - . 1 Poteder Fleas.
Blocks and Tackles, '. . ; Powiler and ;Shot, • .
Chain Pumps, • ' I Watvr Proof Percussion.
Iron. Copper end Brass Wire' . C-ii
_Plc , • ; .
Coach Trimmings;
; Rine Mountingi.
,
. The Substelbers would respectfully invite the attention
of the public generally, to the above and other articles of
hardware, toe numerous to mention, as they are deter.
mined to'kell as low as any cbucerti nut of Philadelphia.
Au' nat 27.1853. • ! , ; illy
BRIGHT & LERCH'S
IitNEW iIAILDWAILE STORE Two dorirs he
. ,
low. Vats' !rot eland nearly opposite the :511-
nem Bank. Pottsville: when , will he found
an excellent asaortut e nt of Mai:Tsar.:
Coach Trttanaings,
Springs, - I FlnelTruya. • ,
Saddlery, 1 [Dritallia Ware,
Shoemaker:a Tools, . ?...taaortuumt of fine Locks;
Carpenter's TooLs, ' • I "ablp Cutlery,
Wass and Paint. • • 1 .aveket 'Cutlery, .
liar lrori o f all aitel_ 1 • rral - 0 Spoons, •
Rolled " , " j 'Anvils and Wires.
Nails and Spikes. 1 LAesortrrient of tine G nus,
Railroad Iron and Xa Ps; !Sheol Iron Crucibles,
Stnitb Tools, I ;Whet, Tin Plate,
Building Ilatcria.r,• I I Bras* liettles,
cast :_4 WO. ' . 1 Sadirons: '
. .
Shear Sty el,
Ann Blister,
Mill Saws.'
Cross-eut gawp.
Fine Hand-aawa.
G. 11. returns his thauka to the Public for the patieniasu
they extoßded to nal capacity. and hopes
the new Grin. by the quality of their siooda/strict atten
tion to bu.iness. and accommodating prices, will deserve
Ind command their continued support.
1 111iltilIT d 1.1:Hell,
Dee/resin 77ardicarf and Iron. rS•nt . rs street.
Pr4temille..lnnitary 14f
AIANUFACTURES..• ~.
-• EXTENSIVE MARBLE YARD,
, Illahan . tirgiOt.,]Pottsville. •
F HE Stihserifier is prepared, at his,old
T f
. Stand. tittrniCh all kinds:Of materials In bin line,
fur uildiwpirposea--olain and Ornamental. lie invites
.particular attention to tb Test Rones and Arnie;
wins of his mannfaeture:: They ran be had in e 4.
. a„D ery variety of style, and 4ill compare fhvorably in
beauty and finish; with ality obtained elsewhere;
and are Offered at cheaper nttes,.l"
Jan. 13, 1555 2ely* ' ~ 1
_____,.— • ...—_ „....__
' • WIRE ROPES.
FISHER lIAZARW-41IOnufa . cuirer of
Wire Hope for InclineAl Mines, kc., ke.. Carbon C 0.,.
Ropes iff,,nperior quality ail() of all lengths and si
zes on band and made to order cin‘rillort notice.
. . ,
Ileferenee can bo made tri 14. ii.tenglasi Superintendent
and En;rineer. LellEdi Coal and Navigation Company;
I):Courtright, Superintevideti4 'llizleton Coal Cumpa
ny, .Mauch Chunk': A.U. Brodhead, Superintendent Uoa
ver Coal Company.! 3.laueb. Chnnk;• Belford,
Sharpe k,Co.. Contractors;•Eumulit 11111, Pt. 4111.1.;
t?ctohet 14, 7551 • h 41- e
VENETIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY.
ti fit St., bet. Rorwegieti & Mehantatit go..
M ZERBL aithounees to the en
"IN T • "
4 , izens of POttatillnaind vicinity:that be Is pre
pared to inanuilictitre Partinit IXind4ofevery situ, color
and style. at slowt notire• and at the lowest rates. lie
feels that a trial tiitma is sufficient to be con
vinced of tilt. ath purrharing his Blinds. •
A fineUssortment of lilinds noristahtly on band. Ile
is also prepered to repair; paint, and trhu.old Blinds In
'milt a nianner,tis to ivndkrthent almost equal, In appear
ance, to pert. Ilan. 27, Ibb"s" 4ty•
CODFREYICRAF; ' •
. , .
(1 ILDER, Lookiiig-causs, PirAure,
lir atia . Portrait Prattle Manufacturer--conatantly
keel" on hand a large assortment of Engravings; . also
Mirrors.. Picture and fancy trap.% of all pattema said
sizes. Old frames relilt. and all kinds of gilding done
to order at the lowest prices. . . .
GOPFREY GRAY, Guittkr.
. ' 7tA St. I door below ibrinA. Ewa :We, Reading, it:.
Geo. 'farmer's Patent 'Machine Corks, from Philadel
phia, always on band, and oidCrs melted at the same
prices ai in his,' Factory. ;
Reading, April 14,1555. • . ,
. --- - - .
--•-• -- . • -
, • ! . Ti4OINAS JACKSON,
FLAT and Roinaßope Maker, Read
ing, -4
Pa. *kite, tarzed,duad ManULs Ropd of any
„
dimenstons. ,
.i ~ i
. ..
Flat ttopes,,tortining pr Miler purposes:Towing lines
an&Carial cordage of all kind's; , • . ,
lied-Hopes. Wash-lines.•FS.ashisiorti, die: Superior „Park.
ins' for; steam. tiuneii. , AliO, patent prepared lieu*
Packing. a very superior article, saturated-with a comp°.
sition *tackle/11y doubles its hspabliity to stand friction
and insures its prekrenre wherever It has boon tried. • Or
ders thinkfally received and promPtly exedUted.
Ziovember 34,15.'a j i!,', :. . : 444y
_,,, .
......_,...,_-____
7 . PCII7BI/11.LE. - . .-
• Saddle 'and Marne s& Illatitaftselory: -.•
ef- k .' ' The Subscr iber would 1 '
.
", again Most:rwipeettnily invite the'' ) ,'„' 41: 1
. - attention at the citizens of Putts- wsID
title *lid the. Coal.lbigion In gerteral;to hi •• rge en •
welt selected stock of bADDIA:IIY, sal kinds-of
f i r*
. . - ' • 'Carr' ke land Tenni Unwell's',
Gellert; of •all eriplions Drift }lathes, ace. - lle :de
sires all who ma need anytiiing In , the above line to call
and see his Pens before purchasing elsewhere; as there:
can be uothing lost.
Orders fur liarnews4e., prtimptly filled on reasonable
teems..', - i l.iWitili kW, WOXEILSDOII FP.
' ,oppneite . Episcopal rliutchi Centie strectOkAnlik.
. March 3.193.5 .7. [may, la, , 54.1 , .f . • p-tr ~
•_.-- • -
rE3
• • CUI3AMASJFALLENV, • i•
.soiso the P*loll,' of Bate and,
: W.frwouldagal*most respectfully uersti l
Ate' dui attention. Of . the citizens of
rottsville "mid :c9oatg lu giaersi,
our large Mid elegant smsortment of all hinds'
loot trin eugdble; that we ; hate tame-negro:l, and uS
In daily. malt of, rornprised Pf flats, Caps, Furs, &c...•••••
fientlenten s Vino Moleskin Halo, Alwayy; on' hand, or
madf to order of the• latest styles. Otter , Cipe, Kossuthl
Trots. Piatighales—in, short, anythiti;: ,in the flat and t
Catnips. •, , .i„ •
'0 'would also Write thePa;tlinlar Attention of the Ist
,ties to (Ss Assortment:a iltill234whieli hare horn selected
*lih grkiat rain from the Largest stocks itithe 'Country.—
ciblOg shall he left undons on- our part, lb give lettis:l
iliet.ou. I •Call and gite ns a 'trial, mitt door to Pottivtitil
(louse: ; • ," V-l e I•VEZLY & b
large shaftetithrfltilfalo 'Mos on hand, at
prieestia Suit the times. ;• ;' . • • • ..:
Norember 15,1954 , ; ;Hay 20. I . 3rj CS- ' •
dUf
•1 iMOROCCO ;;FACTORY. . •
)I,IIZ . ROC tigiv. ..4' . l4 t tT
soi llEß a,t . n i tl llP ds E t,
;1 • • • • . •
undersigned ri , apectfolly Infbrxrus the coaioniers
the abeve.well, knouts eatablbbmeet, that he Will amtln
po
thu arzonfictitre - o f all. kinds of
:1 • •f. . ...111.1i1t0000, -
Su; h as lild Straitsjreach 7•loroceo f Shoejlat andßook , l,
llitellnipt; 'NOY. • Linitirs.. , .t.'e.; and, Will torachuitly I
!wean hawks general tut4oe'bzumt 4311 kinds aLEATII,4
PHA nal OakTanbed Wt.litsi Sole Lather; Slauibter
,Kipr4Y.reneli and Citzitaif . ' j
- •3linerapper Leather. and; a variety of Shoe Findings, t
ate:trek:Thread's, Nana, Pegs. Clamps, &r~ kc., all or whieut
Will be !old at the lotreat emit prices. -
. : JOHN 511N - 5710:'
iQ r 4.11 kinds of Sittai r oilietrots Sheeth-Goet, Deer, £c:
Liken 1n exchangor for ,! 4 eattler,,.at ;he
blabOtimarket priees.."Orpald for In tar.
.Yottierilloo.Oct, Rita :111;Zi. .. ~ '`
MACHINE 4:y.LRPENTRY.
SAS . % tiOnit i 310eLDilfirt!A R, it. R. CA FACTORY :CT.
' Alt.,Clati 'll*linticilleCeituitk Pa. ' 1
1114" ubs
' criber;.K . or the late .ftrixt ell
. • ArtiAt i Limo:* basing now his- llinutichn in
complete order, is prepared: to nenanticture by =Chine.
i lia
i 0 7•Fralte• 4 '. 34 0. Dann. iitinds, slintkra, Ban
., tridc•rs, ',4eminst Ports, atm saner.; .• ..",
ally alLfuttilngrin. Wond: Also; • ' - i
Drill d.l2itaraist,‘,Mrs..rlth the •• _ '"'G" mu,work complete; ie.; Aci, it, the shortest notice'. . 1
-llti his ilti- - 'itileitaibeti of say deteriptiou;khd'elin
linitsh amoof tawbetlifitiort notice. • Also4 l l inert
Meat Of t akin, Sish (elated and Wined); lied Nib, ar.,
Ati. ectsitat.tly on htimi. , „
_, ~ , ' • '• , .. '' I, , 4
Perseus desirous of purchasingr &Atari In hil,iyte of
.
'''m ess,-.'-
/Sußliiess, are Insipid fo esll' an exr 115 stock lad
',mkt:tranship before.pnrebshilgstrlsew.here, ;
Orders are snliritett, an4;:itrictdsttentton Oxen
trtithelrfalttlit told *1;0 eitieuttm -• • •-••••: • ••'• •
• • ••• . ; - W.TON,Jx. •: I
•„ Clair, teltrtutry I
sLA 5- 1 . 54 . I,' • •
• ,•
El
G.
.2J_TRATELIN
srags,.%%/171dAlltiPuttl . 11ND.141.111,1t/i , 11,111,110 AD.
• 'lhrough Dtdtdo, tn • • - hems.
. • ' liletant 36 "
I • " • Detroit. - - 21
• : Chtcupti, ' •31 ' '
• ", i Et. Louts, .
Pike; le.-W,iorster Sixth and cbeniut 'sheets,
sad -PhiladatplztatUtdfiteading ItaDroad pep* carpet
• Woad and ilne. -
[ - Chi and after- MONDAY, !day-lib,: Three - pmsenger
Trains ails lesee the Philadelphia and Heading Railroad
- Depot, corn:* *mad and Vino atniets, ditty, {Sundays ex
erptada as &Buys: .
plity'•Xspreaisj 4 A: IC •
„Stopping ja-klacanizitue and Evading, Nati. Oonnekt
big with CatasiDen. Wittlitinspert and Lyle and Vallieuxoe
WO and Wadi& iitdi_ritit . artlehis at 14 mine at 4. RM.;
condoning with Now Test and Eric and litelalp. and New
liefiteity.ttatlinals air Dunkirk sad lletralot end, trout
thenee,,vla. stmupenton -Lake Erie, ur Lake Awry LW
-road,- to Cleseisqui;'Teledo, Monroe, siddnsky and De
fy
knit. ' lass, ;with Eltnira, Ca:Janda/gat and lama
Falls tailrea4; connecting at. Cahadidalgua with Now
'reek Central Itidlroon.liant In Wan; andat Suspension
litidga with Omit Western and Michigan Central Raili
• reed tbiltettolt, Chicago, St. Louis, and all points in Can
_sctsattli Weattirn Sulu*: . - • •
Trailn...i.Bo
, stopons . "l.34l Stikdooitossi rundinu to Pottarliloonly
13VMD.
_
. • - Night Expreaa-..3.30 P. M.
!atoning eviry day, stopping at all Stations and run
wag to Pottsville. Connecting at Port Clinton with Cut
seism. Willi asp and Erie, and Williamaport and
El
tnitt Rallroadis:orriying at Elmintat 4,. A. M. connecting
with New Yock and Vale, Buffalo and New York city and ,
. Lake Shore Railroada,' for Buffalo, - Dunkirk. Erie. Mete- •
laud, Cincinnati. Toledo, Chicago. and all points. West,—
Alto, with Entails; Canandaigua and ',Gamin Falls Rail
roads; arriving at Niagara Falls. at 10,30, A..3L. contact
tog with DaytE'spress or, (trait Western Railroad for De
troit,:Chicagol etc.
riioneligera PF Day Esptyas, hreakfiA at Port Clinton,
.and dine at WilliemstiorL Passengers :by Way of Night
Espnes take Supper at Port.Clinten.•
Thin litnites'Oith its connectiona; ihrms the shortest
and most dirties rotate toCtinada and the Lakes..
Only one'cliange of baggage between Philadolphliand
Canada or-the Lakes. •'
', • •
Passengers - purchasing Tickets by - this Line hare the
'privilego of stopping at any of the above -points and re
bunting thelriseats at pleasure.
• .
Fare from Philadelphia to • .
Tamaqua. -.g; liudayoia.Tonaw'uda, lo 00
("atavism, '1; 4 35 Niagara Falls. via. El-
Rupert. . •4,4 e ; sulra,Csnada and
Danville, ; 4CC F. Railroad,:t 10 00
Milton, • , 5 13 Niagara, via. Buffalo, 'lO 00
Williamsport, ti 00 Storm/10u Brhige,, 10 00
- 7 00 Cleveland, 70
Jefferson, ' • 7 Clifoltsin, 14 75
Starkl, 95 Cincinnati, 16 90
Penn fan, • 8 001Detrolt, via. Rail,l6'oo '
Gorham, 00t " Buffalo rind
Gimes, via..Gorttam, 800 Lake. , - 13 00
'ritratuer . Chicago, vla GL Wes.
John Ainot, AOO tern and Michigan
Canandaigua, BOO Central Railroad, 10 90
lloneoyeyalls, R 50,Chicago.vla Buffalo and
Caledonia, , 801 LakeiThore Michigan •
Le Roy. . •S 99l Southern Railroad. 21 00
Batar 001 Chicago. Via IMP. Lake
Rod Ater. _ and Michigan Ccn
o. via. N. Y. and E. trill Railroad, 20 00'
and But. and N. Y. Rock Island, 25 00
City, • 10 00
• E. I'. HUBBELL. Ticket and Freight .4g,nt.
N.M.:corner !Oath and Chesnut streets.
• NICOLLS,S.up't Philadelphlta Reading Railroad:
T. Melt ISSOCK, Supt Clatawissa..W. and Rrle Railroad.
REMIT COFFIN, Supt Williamsport and Elmira Rail
road.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Between Pottsville and Philadelphia.
On' and after May 7th. 1855, the Passenger Trains will
leave the Repot at Pottsville ; corner ot Union and Rail
roadstreets. daily as f011OWN:
From Pottsville to Philadelphia.
Morning, .Line, at - - --73 u A: 11.
Eyenlng Line. at - - • - 4 I'. M. '.
Sunday Train. (nom a da - vl. = - 7 :10 A.
Front ghtlad4olo4a PottsviLle.
Morning Moe. at • - i - - i ::0 A- IL
.Evening Line. at - - • - 5 P. M.
Sunday Train. (once a day), = 330 P. 51.
HOURS OF PASSING 11EADINO. •
For Philadelpi-ia. at 9 o'clock. 10 minutes. A. M.. and
at 5 o'cloi.k, 21 minutest, P.M. For Pottsville. at 9 o'clock,
34 minutes, A. M. and C o'clock: P. M. "
FARE IN ALL TILE LINES—BOTII WAYS.
- • IsT OARS.. 250 cLASS.
' Pottsville Id Philadelphia, $2 75
Philadelphia to Pottsville, 2 75 - 25
Pottsville to Reading. 1 bs' 85
Reading to Philadelphia. 1 75 : 1 4.5
- These iint4 gap at art the Stations erring; the Foyle.
Fifty pounds of baggage will be all Owed to each roman
oer in thew lines.. and pasaengersare expressly prohibited
from taking, anything as baggage but their own wearing
apparel. ohieh will beat the risk .ofits owner. • •
40- AU tickets must he purchased before entering the
cars. By orderof the' Board'of Managers.
• May 10. IFS) nRADIFORD. S,Trfory
Yank and Ropers,'
Chains.
Itsllo3d Trtoos.
VotrAer and shot.
3011 S T.-LAN(
SR LI
TRANSPORTATION.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
I)OTTSVILLE TO HARRISBURG:
This line connects' daily with all their great South
ern and Western Routes. By arrangement their plate of
;• business In Pottsville will be at the Mike -of Howard &
Co. Those having Articles fur transmission by said line,
will eat] upon C.. R. ctITTER. Adam's &Co.'s Agent. at
said Office. 8. 8. WILLIAAIS,-Superintehdent. .
AO 11 2'2,1354 164 f. •
PHILAD'A. A. READING RAILROAD.
Wata 47s-31 M " ...1L'n&
ItATES OF FREIGEIT O 3.IF.RE:3IA:siIIIZE.
ifAN AND AFTER NOVEMBER Ist.
7 lbw. until further notice, thtr following hates of
Fr - eight will be diarged per 100. pounds
AIIPIGLIS OP ration?.
. .
Dry Goods. Confectionery. Books. Carpet-1 •• •• i ) is
ings.Ci;tars. Fresh Meat.lllsll.filaw. ,tc )
Anvils. Bran, Butter... Copper: Elms. Far.
thentvaretflrind.stones lipx•eries.llemp
ILams. Ilanivrare. Hides. 11
Leather, 3Jachinery.Oystens,olls,Seeds„
Ale, Boer. Cotton. CO ffee. .O rain. Bar Iron. •
Lead, Molasses.Nalls. Spikes. Rice, Salt, 18
Provisions. Staple. Whiskey. &e..
Brooms, Fire Bricks. titian°, Mill Stones,
Pitch and Tar. Salt, Scrap tren t Titut.er 35
a,nd Lumber, &e..
llricka Vol,o. Cord Wood. Clay. ravel,{
ice. Iron Ore. Limestone, Manure, Pig 1. 32
Iron. Plaster; Slate, Ac.,
flour. per barrel,
Oct. 21 1854,
PI4ILAD'A & READING RAILROAD.
o FFIC,E of the 'Phihitia: A: It. R.
. Philadelpbia, Februury.'29,
The rates of Freight mid T. 119: ou Ccal . trahspo
this eroPlaS, ssin be . mfullowsilrom March sth
30th, 1S:4: •
Tollichnomd
" ,
" Inclined. Plane,
" Nicetown,
" Germantown ' 'l'l 90
" Falla of Schuylkill, 190
" Manayunit. 1 90
" Epting 31111 s, 1 th
" Conshcliocken and
Mouth Railroad.
4 ' Ranabo's and Potts' and
Jones..
" Norristown or Bridgepori.
"Port Kennedy,
.g Taney Fortm, •
," Plurnixiille, • ,
Iloyers Ford,
Puttstoeni,
Dormlassille,
" Birdsboro'
" Rending,
" Between .Reading and
" Mobraville,
" namiturg.
" Orwlttsbnig.
b• 7—
y order of tho Board or Managers.
Marcli3, 18455 941 8. DIELADFORD;Seeietary
' ' SCHUYLKILL NAVICATI
QFFICE Schuylkill Navigat
.
march
~ .
e.charge for the use of airs and for to
-cite Coal, curled on the Schuylkill liavigai
follows, until July Ist, MS: . .
I=
To Philadelphia,
" Mannyuuk,
'• Spring Mill.
" Conshohocken,
Plymouth Dam,
" Bridgeport,
•• Norristown.
" Port Kennedy,
V alley Form,
" Pawling:lS Darn, ,
Portfroildentei ' . -
Phtenixville. •
•' Royer's Ford,- .-'
Pottstown
4 ` Port Ilnion; '1
. .
cp I
" Itead
• Altbasags,
" Mohnrai
Orwigsbutg Larding,
The charge will be per ton of 21.10 rm. less Ere percent.
allowance for waste, as usnal. and no charge less than
' twentrtve cents per ton be made for any distance.
/taloa' of Tolls .
On ilisceliatteons Articles -to be charged per ton of 4210
lbs., until further notice:- , • „
- ' rtltEt CLOS.
Ofe*ClVlSani&GM*4MMlll*Unwfongbt Mime:
Brickbat's. Limestone, Maked Lime. Quarry SPalla. Cord
wood. Post and Wis.-Bough Bark and tlypsuns. ennead
and a bait per ton per mile, fur tho'first ten miles, and a
half a cent per tan per mile, ferns* taitional mite, frail
no charge shall be made for any diatanie,eisreding
ty centri per ton. •' • • - '
21fC9ND5;LA,IM..
• , .
• trnslaked Ltrn, - Marhla, Wrought orSeabirledttone, Bl
taudnatts Coal, il!icka , • Solt Mona ,
.Copper Ore,
Indrefifs per lon per mile; for t thst ten miles, and.a
half cent per , too per ratle for etteti additional pith:, Inn titt
eliarge ahall be made' for_ any distance ..excieiling ferty,
cents per ton. ;''' ; ' . ' ' • •
, ,TniltD.CLL"'
Iron' of all'ilnda hfany stage of ma n ufaeture be,ton d the
ore. Salt, and Fish, one coat per ten per nine, for the first
twenty tulles, and trait' a cent per ton per toilet:weed' ad
ditional mile, but no ebaig 'eatuillbeauide rurally distance
°needing Aftreenta per ten. - : .
'Hour, Seeds, gimber, , rorind and alum Seared
Lumber, Hoop l'olmkfibleigies, Laths and Staves In boats.
nay and Straw la bales, Sierettandi'se of all kinds. and ell
articles not otherwise rrpecilleally enumerated. two,eruta
per ton per nate for the first trundles- and half a centper •
toti per edibles each add itkmal cane, but notharg• shall be
made for any distance exemding sixty colts Per ton- lim
ber, round and square, Sawed Luarber, }loop Peter; Shin
gles, tant arid Staves in rafts, *WI by charged sturdier;
to the rates In this section. provided the several links era
raft shall allowed to alternate at Ore lochs nab any sir
rending or deending boat nut may be ready to pass, 1
des
°thorn's° such rafts shall be charged thefull charter rates
pf t. 14 cents per ton per lock below the city of Reading,
and four emits periott pet loek starve said city.
Nora-115 all cases e herowne or more locks are passed. I
aid the distance, carried shall below than two ori." the
charge for Toll shall be for two toilet. according to the
eless to which articlucarriA MAY helonj-,
And in all eases where the foregoing Ra tes, fur Toll on
ly, shall szetied.6 l 4 cents pert= cm the akertained Mit
tman of the Tends for any lock passed below needing, ore
eerie per ton shorellegiditig. the Tolls shall be charred at;
these last meattrax4 Rake on all Articles.
• Ity order of the Managenr: F. ?MAUI*,
' firlisdelphlar Muth 1%1866 10. - Prorident.
TULL: Set - nr:Briuniy Land Blanks .
xx, ikir in kinds of Appliriuts, al: swa '
'Unit 6;1;53 : .13 , 44 and thee . More:
'77711
CM
, .
ORM AND GARDEN SEEDS, PatriT 7 1 ,...
on hakd Winer. 'X and .ther (1 -
.... 4„,,,„,21117.7aitax2110,:rn7acda1et::::4
THE subscriber will keerf"
see ' cothe with, Outten and 11 , Id se , ds, ek -i ,
i tt o
will warrant to be forth and gerd. 11, „, i n c... ri ,
onJeralor all kinds r , l' Fruit Trfts. ros mee4lt , / 1. ""
they art' vsipreoeuterl) Agrirultural Implem ee ., ro
of whit-b will Iv , furnished at man uf.letan is '.- t
aesrls Atari trousaolti by the sulawrilo r are s eleet4
ereategt ty from gmwe rill of rept:italic 1, arm ' 0 ,;,..1
ilipeldeik mit deal Iti -seeds froesinAt 7,,,,,,i,,,,,,,.,;.-4,.
market. than:them *bo sell chesx..iih,,,,,.i.„„?
ehazat .... t .d, r T o r
e i t n eso t li p . e r op see d
r ° tu x % s 7 i sold. i n t us d i t i t N e rion:
ra5et.,..43,1h1:4;,-.l:lAurr7li,t:a';;;:k:
their too
tlesdarly flit* of the species_ Thi, 1, ~, ir , a.
oonsldEration i to th ose who purcbsAe eltkery iem ;P:k .
trees. :roe trees, de., send to orders ruts h , tic,
. , - , 11. nANN.i . ,
.._...2... :. 1 .... - -- -- .
-FLAY ` : as!) It .INK M AK , NG.----1
..,, a .„ 4 - a , ,
subject, truly, but one upon tvliich we Nr .,- b.15
to. say lint? that will be new to all our re a 4„ . ...
But there lire some things which need w , ,
repetited, as the season for attention to ti, ,, s t i:
ject,returns, so we recall some facts a 1 ,,i,_ . ,
gestions ont bay and hay making. i„ st,
stage of its growth' grass should be t tet ,, : :,
how it ShoUld be cured, are' questions of e ,..
sidellible: itriportance--bnt nuestictr t a t :. I
/ . „l
' are not authoritively decided. Av e w it ) 6 ,.
stinf . facts relative to both subjects :;,„,"'
'fioni! . eltiiiiPfiy . and praCtical :male-
N--- , .;
bearing More particularly: in favor o f,. :
' , cutting arid shade curing, whi c h A ri e - ti „ ;.,, ,
Ii by many of our Most intelligent fanyer...„
secure the, greatest nutritive raf tle ci. th..? ,,
Chemistry shows us that all.platits er, nl i z . •
the largest amount of matter solubl e in w,,
..
at the period of flowerin g , and that the s-ps. ~
and gluten of the grass, and a few othr: i..;
üble', ingr(dients, constitute its chief va1 , :.., ;_
fti4for animals. These rapidly dir n i,,i,t,
~
'the Seed forais, chauging into instilubl e tr.,,k
fibre, and: the hay, which should, as farai , ,-1
be, resem i ble grass in its most perfect 411. - -,
. : !
worth much less if noi. made until after tl•:-
"'
period.
Thereare but few exceptiut, t„,, •
rule; are the Kentucky blue grass, the J-,•,;
gras,S i anti some others, which furnish L: 1 0
light. ,amount of stem and are most ialc 4 o4)
for their! leaves.
.They continue gr,.x . '.. -'
. 1 .
through the summer, and hence may sta t •ff, ,
past', the flowering age beneficially.
Those ,who advise cutting hay wi len
see 4 is folly formed, briup forth as an IT ;
meri .
t,
it favor of the practice, the fact L a
hay:pada:from -ripe grass yields the grew,
amduntl of .extract when boiled, and ma
theieforbi contain most. nutriment, but i, •
-
now; sh tin that the boili ng very itnpe r f m t
, - .
imitate;the process of digestion, an d 1,,,
analysis, and experiment with the I4ing i i
mart coifirm,the-fact that the best lian a t .
made f Ora grass cut and properly curt-Ale: 4
neares he period of blossoming.
t i o.
The - oeessr of curingwhich shall att s ti,, >
fectly rt i tain the nutritive pipperties pre.tes.:/
the plant, is the best process. in tlryitg hrr.,
for fnedicinal.and culinary uses the exit ,
enc'e 4 *any centuries teaches, that dry;
in the sbade is the only way to secure, to $
fullest eXtentohe desired object. In maL-,
hay this 'cannot be entirely accomplisherll-.
the plan' which follows it most closely. 14
curing in the swath and cock, is a good v..
safe one'—advantageous also, as requiring t..
•
exposure to injury from rain than our 0 . . t!
• 'Clov,er . buy and coarse herd's grass e.r
cis y, need to be cured in this way, as it':-.
dry,' many leaves and, hlossotns drop ittl - r;
are lost by the handling necessary to till ! .
and secure ihem. When mowed, let therm'
get .fairly ,wilted and the external moicn
dried of while in the swath, with perhati,
single- thorough shaking:up and spread
and they be pig into cocks, and it may 1,;...
cured with very little loss. The 4ortial :,..
.tnentatitin or "sweating" which it anionic
causes but slight change in its constito:
pats--stave that it separates the water the i
from, 7 ,-aud, after standing thus twenty•O
Itiltrs; it needs but little .after-teuding top
i • I
pare it for thr mow or stacks, and litasfar:i
ofl . that: harsh or strawy tendency which
would possess if cured in a ditTereat tnat.v.
Care should be exercised in curing this ni'
not to Pat up the hay before it is fully trig
an t & thafthe cocks be small and well con,:r..
te4, so that ; the "sweating" process. mar:.
he carried, to excess, and
_induce so gra ,
fermentation as to decompose the tigaret.
ht y--thanging it to alcohol and carbonic ad
:The weather has a great influence et .
value. of the hay erop, but that is a
b6.ond . our control. ; If one has hay di
and the weather proves changeable, with
qUent showers, the less the hay is stirred
; better,
,for it will retain its value while ly.
wet in ,the swath, much limger than if!l
tarbed :with repeated•Armings and wetting ,
Nothing so injures hay dsi washing by rs , '
and this, if many 14nes - repeated, will tea: ,
destro y its value.
......:Weinight add further practical, direat•
in regard to haying, but our presentarticlii
about its long as those interested will art
read, at this season.--Ret?al New York,:
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. To IGNITE DAMP lkivrctiyA.--A damp MI
will light readily by first holding h to then
oroth4r warm part of the body for a few ,
onds, until it attinett a amall.amount of
then rabbing it gently on woolen cloth ofr''
WxturO, such as doeskin, or what is cam
Ip used for pantaloons. It will ignite if
t •
cOmposttion is almost as sots as putty ;
E., cloth is the best to nis in that case, ai it
" 1 ' sOs little friction, and is a gootl nun-eondt
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of hel4. r H. KEnst,
GALLS YIIO3I7LIE lIARNESS olt SADDLLI
Mr Long, in his valuable acccunt of
sspeditiori to the Rocky Mountains . , says.
his party found white lead moistened'
milk, to succeed better than anythino
e
preventing the bad effects of the gall 3 Oft
horses back, in their march over the F!A
that Ixtrder: the mountains.. Its effect!,
.srdoOthing or 'soothing the irritated azd
flamed surface, was admirable.
Ritmitr:ron \&s. tao
Ooorifula spirits of turpentine to O
bft sostii,ind.,vise the same ic - ,.seotntr , ou
It will redvice the labor one-third and the.
wilt
iyfaitho. It has been tested here:'
satisfaction of those who have tried it.
)ITHEN molasses is used in cooking,
it d
prodigious improvement to boil and skis'
before you use it. It ,takes out the aq
ant raw taste, and makes it althost assol'
sugar.
is easy to liave a supply:of horge.r.•
•
eIT winter. Have a qnantity grated tal: 1
root is in perfection, pat-it Ell'
with; vinegar and keep tight.
(;ALT,, will set any c olor—El: 10i
ton, l or woolen. I have seen the c olors of"
;which ha faded at one washicg,"
• !• • .
Wx ! isi full of coals, or
Coals held
.over- varnished furnitari'
tale. out white spots.. .The place ,shosx :
rubbed. with flannel while warm.
• Alf OVNCE of quicksilver, beat up
white of two eggs, and put on with s
test
is-the surest and cleanest bed-he pav e '
• .1 .
.I.i..otra will have a less disagreeab le ;
if you dip your wick yarn in hot v 414.
• '.l4crs.,--Thin out to six inches opt.e
rainy weather, withi care, these may
;planted with tolerable mieccv•
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