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t 11.1;1.0 of Min
' , int*. 1-i : R. t a ttaip, a toiOspe,-a 'shin, and then a
6. 41, 5 ,;=h7r ealfthe Peak leire; cense, ensnl you try
&roam she will- whoever knew a imaidea 'eta ben
Refuse a &ince - to "spread benelf,'"anci wriggle mud .
the ;
go her little tapering deotfer . hand in his is pail, phteeel;
ger Wt laisithoulder.and hhi rightabonther valet;,
drsund tally stealing, each wanton Anger ably;
And cone la the yielding whalebones In her palpitating
stays!..
ibrh'rt 'phut lasts beating—tracks the mend in his.
Sall- lo re a i ta d a i aaN g amain she has fallen on his break .
The rotas on her cheeks grow tale, sere the pink one
; which sbe
m paints,
i- &baking guitrop watch the 'while bow giseefely
She Tahiti. ,s.,
Then ply with all "the* ehleatry," for' ear miss the'
waits.
Their tans. their ftissani-fointer Aiwa; their ? syntitithy
and their salts,
do she soon revives to teeth sindliher fascinated nabs
- Ziasca"f!s '? l .fr,a tr1EV,,r04141,1
11 . 414.' 'tea ?.irtntatik .7 4. l ltoamixtat. n et&
• The 'hear
,waaapproachinefor the:depart- ,
tire ' 'Of di. Near: : Haien
, ; ptiainboat from -her
berth at'New Yor k; and the . .usual crowd 'of
.
pasaeageog, and friends .of passengeo;uwiss.
boil, fruit readers, cabmen and dock loafers,
sterYanietibled oft arid abort the boat. , We,
were *444, af.the motley group, - front the
foot of the promenade deck Stairs,- *heti our
attention was ettracted . by the singular_ action
a tall hinivit Yankee, in an in:lntense wool
hat, chocolate colored , coat.. and pantaloons,
=ifiirtcy vest. - He stood near the star;
paddle•bor, and serutinizeifsharply
every tnale.Aho came on board, every now '
talthed consulting an enormous silver bull's.'
eye -watch, which he raised from the depths
of ,a Spacious fob,. by means .of a powerful
Steil Chain. - - After mounting guard -i n thi s
manner,. be dashed furioslyldowat.he gang
plank tnd •np the. wharf; reappearing on .
• board almost Instantaneously, with a flushed
face, expressing, the most intense anxiety:—
this series of operatiOns he performed several:
times; after Which he_ rushed about the boat,
Wildly and hopelessly, ejaculating: . .
"What's the time- er day? Wonder if my
repeater's fast? Whar's' the cap'n? ‘Yhar's
the -steward? whar's the mate? -wbaes the
.1 boss ,that, own's this ship ?"
"What's • the matter, sir?" we.,"ventured to
salt„ him when he-stood still for a moment.
'llain't see; nothin of a, gal in a blite sun
bonnet, with a white Canton crape shawl,
(cost $1.5,) pink gown and brown boots, eh?
come aboard while I was looking for the - eap'n
at the pint end of,the ship—have ye? hey?":
"No such person has come aboard."
"Tormented lightnin' she's my wife!" he
screamed; uttlarriedyesterday. All her trunks
.
and mine are almard, under a pile or baggag e
as tall as a Connecticut steeple. The darted
black niglier says he ean'tthaud it out, find I
wmet 1, - . '_raise any 110,w. My wife,'
0:..y think 'to come aboard at half
pas most five. What's he
come A:111A .h.tiv eloped. • You
a abducted, do ye, mister?
ie! Oh! I'm ravin' .
.are' they ringing that hell
• fur? the shill :,fire? "
111:: departure, the first bell.
The second will be rung in four minutes."
‘..-,Thantler! you' don't say so? the I .
earen?"
"That gent:ll - 3=n iu the blue coat." -
The .: yatikee darted to the captain's
`'Cali n, stop the ship for test niinute.Oson't
DE
can't do ir, sir."
-"Bettye must; I tell you. pay you for
s llow nin i ckwill ye tax?"
"I could Nit dO
• "Cap'n, I'll give ye tew dollars," gasped the
Yankee.
•
The Captain shook his head. •
"I'll give ye live dollars and a half—and - a
.bW!• and a ball:- and a half! and a half!'; be
kept repeating, dancing about in his agony,
like .a Mad jackass on a hot iron plate.
"The boat starts at five preei::.!ly." said the
captain shortly. and turned away.
"0! you sty say hearted heathin!" murmur
ed the Yanket?, almost bursting eoto tears.
"Partin' man' and wife, and •we just one day
married."
A , . this moment the huge paddle-wheels he
gau to paw the water, atid, the walking beam
deseeade,l heavily, shaking the huge fabric to
her centre. All who were not going to NeCt
Haven went ashore. The hands began to
haul in the gang plank; the fasts are already
cast loose.
"Legg° the plalik,''rcared the Yankee col
laring one of th 4, ,rands. - Drop it, like allot
pJtato, or ik. i :ve c t into_the
Yo; thein eII iu chore 2 , as
titer heaved on the gangwa
. . .
"Shut you. braying. donkeys'" yelled
the' maddened Yankee, "or there'll be an ugly
spot of work."
But the Plank was got aboard-, and the boat
splashed paAt. she pier.
In an instant the Yankee pulled off his coat,
thing his hat beside it on the deck, and rushed
wildly to the guard. • ,
."Are you drunk or crazy ?" cried a passg/
. •
ger, seizing tim.•
.
"I'm goin . to fling - nyself into the dock and
swim ashore!" cried the Yankee. "Imn.;tu't
leave Sally Ann alnite in New Y,ork city. You
may divide the haggage uniong yon. Let we
go! I can swin - i."
He strm!gled so_ furiously that the copse.
(pence s pf his rashness might have Leer fatal,
had not a sniltin apparition changed his per
pose. A very pretty young woman in a blue
bonnet, white Canton crape shawl, pink dress
and brown hoiits, came toward.; him. •
The big brown -Yankee uttered one stento
rian, shout of “Sairy clasped her in his
arms , i n spi.e et' her strugglin, , , T , and -kissed
her hear' before all the . . passengers.
come from?'' he inquired.
1.1)i ." answered the
! rnv haltlp,st four, but I
• i; at rc
=ME
NM
MEI
.u!,l Poine at fOlit."
rn.ettialf said the Yankee.
*-13•.tt r.r i.'!ap'n. poi can . ;
1.;,.+.1% eare nitout. st,opitittg..
;.i.;11 I ;iiLig) the it.tisag,e inoney and the
b•ir!..t..;e—eutne ni_gh gettin' drowne,l, Sairy,
tlh .sloq4 ui you—lspt it's all right now. ck
steatn'uottt'. Rosin up there,'tiremen!
Darn the expense'"
When the sun ,et. the loving couple were
seen seated t_ll . • the upper deck, the big brown
Yankees arm eneireling the slender waist of
young woman in the blue linnno and pink
• cis. We believe they reaehed, their desti
- ttion safe anl sound.
OBEYING, Onotas.---"Edward,'• said his
mother to a boy of eight, who was trundling
a hoop in the front yard,. "Edward. you atusa't
go out of that gate jut() the streei."
"No, 'ma; I wont' wad the reply.
A few minutes afterwards his mother had
occasion to go to the window. To. her sur
prise `she saw ir l dward in the str..let engaged in
the, very edify: employment of tnanufnetnr
ing dirt pies. •
' "Didn't 1 te:l youi said :she, angrily, "not
to go through the gate?"
"W v.',l, I ilidn't, - tnother," was the very sat
t: r ATI). ; "I climbed ott , :r Mc! fence!"
of the Lebano eilizen is re
-1)). the bite "heated term" of 'a cotetn
porary last saintlier, who eljnjairatell the in
i.rea4nr, heat in somewhat the folloling style:
4.1101, hottest—hottent4t, hotteutotest
butt en t hot as an
tvi•ti ovens—hot as even ovens--
:!ot, as —2" .
Dow EAe , Amiewhere, a, pious old lady
w..s ;man avowed as a witness , in an important
• 13ciao" t , • - )1d that she must "swear." the
p i r , woman was fillei'd with horror at the
thought. After much persuasion she yielded„
and exclaimed, "11:4:11, if- I must, I must—
Dam !" 'the Court adjwillekl inimediatelv.
• .• LEATHER. ' ,
llENDlti ÷ :' Co., No. 20,--N.
r Third strent:PkiThid.:l,oll4 Mcitaleciniutersetlfrel%
Ortiers, And icntwitterir of Faux 041.5sirse, rad Asa;
ars In KM and Usk- Sale testiati sad; Elm •
Yebnlary 174814 • My
MILLINERY !GOODS. _2.
r . spriag Sue% 5r 1835. soHN sToNg Ar. -sox% No.
43 South Sword Street; Phlladelphin. hnesiitist
opened their Spring itoportstions of Saks,,liensel
&Nods - , ftmerrs,• Lacer, Vie * ln, dc-, Including •
dtmeral Assortment et Nalintortrticlts or !bested • •
Unable styles. , _ . i ,
'The &bore gocdt base been 1 parted empreilif - *ma
Spring ssies, and ecenprisir the larpist mid best smonsent
Ist our line to be found In Ode market: • , •
Philadelphia. March 10.-110d.t - I •- : -1 9 411 ai -' '
' •: 1101tir . CLOTHINC.. '' • ,
ruylE su„,t.u.,..E„,ixould respect..
' 'fully Inftiri theb , 'a ' ' ' Minds otdeustomet'sof
_
".... kill ContrOctbit thots ' t -of Clothing - for
Yonig uontleroto to,ttoteN . b.tter bon even ad Um
are
to sell aizti:k orisons Ihilielito . (Bottom.
bitse disposed
of e teliftigisq; clothing ptu,x wi! at
tabictOre,ff they t t a X iat "it ' '
- '
A BRoM.SR 7 '.
- -- ' ''F. A. 1101rT
272CW:stunt St,' =nu of Tenth, Ptalad , lL, I
driril WOW . : Id
FRANCK,AUCTIONEER, •
a.W.corner2daßutarroodtt.4lster . sisao:
-- • : I , II.ILAIIELTII4. .
•Pasttivp Sale every aventhit •
AT 73.0yetocs,„ - AT tor, A venort STU=
•
WILL be without . reserve, for
Cub—Cloths, Caubssertst; &snuck, and Dry
Goods generally, hoots and Shoes, fotteryAnns; Cloth.
tart, ?dusted InArtimenta, and liercbandise generally.
111*. The Auctioneer' hit:pa:owl a t tent i o n to
sales q r ft.••cry , ,uscdpuon.. •
VilliadelPbla,FehrwaY. l 7l.lo34 , 7-ly
- Aolo'lll R. REEDER, MISTIONEEII I ,,,
IVO. 167 N.Third St 4 (I dobebelow
Tine,) Philadelphia. I
Attottolk Sale every ;Ilvealai6 .
Commencing at t o'clock. Will be roll at the Lituttion
Store, a general satiety
,of Rotate: monsisting irspartn f
foots and Shoes. Cloths. Costume. ilitrdware.thrpott,
Patent - Thread. Spool C o tton: Blank nooks. Umbrella'',
Hosiery. and Glossa of all kinds. Silk and Linen wawa.
shawls. Clothing, and many other pods not enumerated,
The attention of Country Storekeepers is particularly in
-cited to these Sales, as they will air :oxen* ponds tomtit I
them. ArGooda can be examined ion the afternoon pre.
'ions to the sale: Leery artieleirtiarausteed to be as re.
presented. ?duet' 11, 1 , 451 Wen
-. . - /SAMUEL S. FairminsTors.
p EALER IN LAMPS; LANTERNS,
Chandeliers, and Candelabras,lNo.ls2 4. 24 street.
a re- Splice. PhiladelphLt. Having enlargod and my
peered his store., and haring one Of the largest assort
ments of Lamps In Philadelphia. is bow prepared to fur
nish PM... Oil. CampbeeM., limning Fluid. Lard and OH
Lamps, and Lanterns or all patterml; Mass Lamps by the
package. at a small advance overinaction prices . Beteg '
a manutheturer and dealer of Pine Oil, Burning Plaid
sod Alcohol, which will be. furnished to 3lerchants at
such prices that tIO.V-will find it ta their advantage to
buy. AlscOlonsebold alsasware, Of all descriptions, at
the lowest market prices. . .. . . 1
Philadelphia., October 213, 1854. • . 434 1
— TO DEALEVI IN Oft CCIITIIII:
TILE UNDERSIGNED being lrgely
engaged in manufacturing OH Poil.lll, has glade a?.
rangetnents to sell his own manufactured goods. The.
stock In store Is cnrepiete, the quality unstarpassed, and>
the prices at which he can afford to sell, cannot fail tol
ere satisfaction. :
Special ears will be taken In selecting for orders. Ills.
stock consists of PIMP. OIL CLOTHS, from 2 to 18 feet
wide—new patterua, oaks, tapestri, marble. and tiles;
CARRIAGE: TOP 011. CLOT/I. on docks, drllls and macs-;
lie. enameled and plain surCaret TAIILY. OIL:CLOVIS. 4;
to f.. 4 wide. in the piece and pattern; superior to the ina
ported: STAI It 01t000ET OIL' 41111 , 1115_ . Se. War::
house, 79 Arch at., below Third. Phlitidtdrhil.
THOMAS POTTp:„Vanufacturer..
August 4. 75 31-,lm • i
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NOS. 41 4.- 43 bolliii SIXTH STREET ,
I'zilLAIILLI•111A. '.
Aoracuctir..At. hisq.s ZIENr M tricr.tirr.lme. tirt4 , 4l.- Pa.
Stu) fllwt:m.,, yiT 0 acree.) IMunu.6..llt*, near Itrie.tol.
Julie 9. "55 1 23.43ta
,
.
CARLOW'S MOICO BLUE
Is now well este.i4islyecl;aS the best ar
t. ever often R 1 for lily C'fri , !re.l. It is entirely
free frOin Acid. or anything itiiurinus to the finest arti
cles. '
All 11.9tim•lieopc•rs iv/ have tint:used it mill find it
Dina' cln•ap.. r and less trou'de tbati ndign or any other
article out. .Thar great demand for it hoe brought out
sev.7l•ll Storekeeper;'• c.ni.suiners he
careful to get RA ft L.AS, put up at A/ tr.,l
Starr, No. II North ..!ectoni Street.
Philadelphia. ttorekeeNr.S can gt,t their supplies from
the Grocers and Druggists they deal with, at prices that
null pay their a good profit- •
1 1 1;ugs. Cheniicals. Paints, VarniShes; lly« Stutfii, Sc.,
t.i a tir,.t rate assortment of everything in the line.;
Storet.repers. physicians end Manufacturers supplied at ,
mamma Id,: rotes. ALF, IVILTHERGEIt brut:gist,
165 Swill 5•rw1 , 11.9 red, Philadelphia.:
April 7; 1.1-61,41
...._______.....__
F. H. SMITH,
y.l v, urArrra,.:l:,or
Port Etonnsiss, Pocket Books 4 Dressing Cases,
.17 W. f `.r. IL , lrll, .r . G'hcoira SO., pt,uad,p , „•, t _
i N
LWAYN on hand, a irge and varied
i .15 , s , , , rtramit of
Port .11-nit:ties, INIAI.. Boxes,
Pnel:t.t 1;' , o1:v, ' Craw.
k , "• 't ItanlieW eas..s,. TettveDug 11.1.45,
•...t No, /{”IfIN.F, . Itarrtga:nmnri Boards, -
Port Fuli.i. Che'SSilt`ll.
P..di. t ItetiortrAutzt nooks, • l'tirtztl.iu Desks, '
Ilirvssing Cam..;.' a . Ci:Str Ca-srs, Ac.. &O.
At.o. a 4exterai 3...... , rtmerit of Englidr, t'rencii and Ger ,
lean 14thrid rp..„l s . _ , .
.
Fir. , Poeket Cutlery. Razors. Posiim 5tr0t15,...4441 (;t4tl
Pvlis. r'',„ ',
t . '.
liiolvotle, fve ,, nl and third lliiori,
F. it:
• X. TV. e,riur Pa p - 11) tt P , legttill
kß' tt n th" of $l. a sup,rfor oola Toil Lk
sont t(. any part of the t nito4 Stares; by mall—describing
Pen-thils—llio.dlll7ll. hard. or IsUrt. '
Harsh
MUSIC PUBLISHING HOUSE.
c,i np L A: %V tqler,e.sorg to 6 grim; g
WILLIti. N. ]Sri ("hewn( itreet, under the
t'tah !louse. Philadelphia, are must:may
publishing the latest litusic. most popular Att
thors,lo the United States, in tilidVle that will vie with
any iiNtlld at any other hawk , , either in this country
or Europe.
They hare also the pleasure to announce to the nubile
that their stock of ,Sheet Muetc on ?Lunt mti i .i A t.pi of th,.!
'Largest and most / 1,,,, ,0P13011t to be found in ttiel
country: they ere constantly adding to their stock all they.
Near Muol.' puhlielied in Now York, Boston, Sic.
They also, publish soreral instrurtion ittnika, which are
in ;:etn , ral use throughout the country, •
tinosesorttnent of the beet intilltlfactliterltj
Of Now York and lb Dann, at the low i kt eh e op
Also, a :;.`l,f`Th) se. ,, Winient of iitiit.44s.:VWlns. Banjoes. t
Fiut, Aer , ord,ous. &c, Guitar oil Harp Strings.!
of the h o t ttaiiau yrualities. all of which will he furnish.. l
ed to the public tab' the trod, at thCiol.i . est. rates.
abler, (/1/ 21 , 17./..0)31 t •
- - •
ki)- All LA, 'Walker's Mu.:ic and Publi,atinns ran be
nbtained. at V. ItAN SAN'S hook anti M usic :Store, Putts.
side.
Philadelphia. }' b. 4, 1554
1,000 TONS, NO. 1
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
I
AEBURG'S Original 'and Genuine,
. 7%.:,,-,,,,, , t,,,15tip...rii l qiiality. the riumpe.t manure
In Ili" worl4. Parim-rs and dealers sizkilled at ISM prices.
' ^Vent A QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5.0'-, harrel4' Extra Quality MI/4 Plaskr, selected for
'its feri lilting quality.
,
. 1.0,n0r; bushels of vine In bulk. - -
'out) Itrxrrelq C.4lriued liastur.
1.;.0o " Casting "
:;;I:.1 `-• Ileut Lit 1"
• 7,p00 - - Ifplranlir o..tneut.
I.o(iit " Trill,. Itottilti
•
vcßi:vrAN (a. , .. N 0.
This Irti , 'ln 'Me offer in e“nridiqn, to our rukom,rs, as
(• , ,tial to any itikport,q, and far. suptiri , r to 111,Q14t in tb.
unitk..t, .
5M4 Irl , :inf this sntlerior 6 uatmifor sale, at Ilm low
est market rate-s. :Cleo. ' , •-' '. .
YOUDISTITTr.
PAT/Xi /MAN, 11 I: AM - I. .
I.: 111/V.Nt) ell AItOtIAL. Ac., '&,..
C. IT ENCit t (fl.
At the Steam Planter Milk, junction of lioik Menus
and Callo.bill street, Phil:: I , 2!phit.
A uunst IT, 'or,
_ —_yon '
134, Ni.rti, Sfrs» , l hirodriphiet,
Botween • tif, "(Ili' tut!'" Taverns.)
- I_ ,AS
I y li t SA t I, E, tole 4‘; t
, p E r t i , e bn e
r,lie.t \'S. SlioT 1:An:•t. It.l Iliil3.lGS r
FL t2.11':.3.
N. E.--A111.1n.4. of ripilrin l : dranint the shortest 1141-
tfrt.
• l'hihit'rt. r
FIVE PER
CENT
..._, •
AIL , - , _4outit-cVesti
F v
~4 . x. + eiri . .4 Third street. l'hiladelPhla. Incorpori.. e l•
t a d hylhaitiat e of rennsylranis in 1841.
Piro pe.r.cent interest is given arollho money Is always !
paid 1,1.• O whenever it is called for, without the necessity+
of Ti. ;IN , mike far it 'beforehand. 1
p e opl e who have large SUIIIF put theii money in this
Saving Fund. on ILMOUTIt of the NllpotiOr safety , and coca i
ee
sio.icu it-iffords, but any sum, him or wadi, is reel
1
This *acing Fund has more than half a mill/nu of dol I
la rtlllentrely invested for the safety of depositors.
TliaZilfre ta open to receive slid Jnty money every day I t
from 9 .i clock in ilia morning tf/i I o'clock In the aeon'',
Igo, and on Monday anti Th ursday eyenings. till go'clock.,
p,x7pie who ha‘eanoney to put In, are invited to call at,
the oilier for furitno- information. • .
...FIESkY lo iliftiNF.R. Prcsidenr,
- - • firitiEllT fIiII.FRIDGE,. Vice President; i
mat. J. it EI), SPcretary. . . ..
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.11-ty Ift, 1113_ r. , :Nov. 11.1554 44.1 , '.''
eiitilit S I3 ALIPWitgAtILITAIC
114 Y VIRTUE of:sundry; waits 0,N0.11.i :
, Locuuted Expetag, taviii 'sew *12411114..*6..441
sued' tent' ath a ss e th of Cbonacet , Mots or m" e..
afire etu4, - 41; b•
,T 14 ' 4 1 1 1/ 1 " 1
lie oleos . on - ' •' ' ••zi'
- - i' • - 04;1/11D42 1 ,4,114St91 1 / 5 5, '''• 1. , % ~ •
,14 IS o'eloedeth the Ibiesnote.st the_publie bonne eiblos•
tinter 4
the
tbaboweli! ilk of Potherille.Selndtkla
im•,,lheritthewing deurlled seal estate% to nit:'
4,l4that=ea'nf see. Irma situate lie the
Sian* of he, .rit fteonty, boungo on
the mirth leyliet of they Xie Itank.of Puttseille,on the
vast by Sunbury Week, on the sautk by lot of iterti O.
Yourgilag, Opt on the west by South street; containing
`Minn u width SOUS audio depth 200 One, with the apt.
purtarienere, sess ob lir two story frarturetwien
ng hetes% wi th ' a / story frame kitchen stod
free shop ;a toreto a double one story trare6
dwelling 4 with a tasement, story of stone,.4 two
Ora Slane Wilie tit torn with an rztensire-etellar :under
the num testa ftwesset.ttle; aa the property of rgillt.
CIS 11.131SEIOACil. •
,
ALSO, Allthateortalo lot earpiece of ground sit-Webs
the. .hcrulkihrer St. Mr, Schuylkill conoty,-bonudeet on
Outwits by lot.of Dennis Sheehan, on the south by tat
of Jo* tlehery-on the east by Front street, Aileron
the wet* be Second duet; containing In width VO
feet., and in depth WO frt. with , th e appartetran
ns;terbistrl of a totie. fratee-..)..e111ng boure;alth
a nue I/tory *nut kitchen al , i litho ?for
arty of SOL/PD. VAbiIIORS. ,
- ALSO, AU - that netters logo, of ground attends 1
in the tonna :inde nt/mine. ih 0 to wnelap , &MIA-
kilt county bounded northwardly y Diarket "at- I
virility by*" of beoputhe Nott4 wardly by, of
unk;a: 1 1: 6114 and westwardly by tof Aro), Mon
slog'
ed
with the isppurtenaures, elotuthsting of a 114 gni
_ d w elling hens; as th e property. a' =JAB J
EEO
, •_ i ~,,,,
i _.
. •ALSO, VlAiat certain throe story brick huildngtirth
.• a two slimy Intik builditsg attar-bed is the teit)sit.
9 uationthe tenth side of tiorwegista street, battueett
ilcoatt sheet and*Oad street; in the "boron .of
• Pottsville. hethe minty tot Schttyikill.-sdjoining fat of
Andrew Rosati on the 'cast, and on, the west by - ikt,of
Isaac Malvern ,eontaining in front an said Norwegian at.
about ID feetintid in depth; atone twenty-eight kik mid
',building its Die.tear, and attached, eoutaining JO :1100 1
- .about twentd!tte Ci:et.iiiia' in width stoat :I rtit, l l and
.ttishit Oul ol4 4s' OE ltntioni and lastligga B PP 'i , 'to
said hilidinkl as the property' of NATUAN U. :,..N.W.
NAM- ~,
~A LIM), Agitai.partakl tilltl of Wood gad coil lainitilt
. nateleriaerly in tinegrece wallah:lc:Berke - omo,
strie ty
,OW In Tinerroore, Treiaant,Fraitay, Er
Iligaiiian4 Potter townships, in the y of
Schtlylkill, bounded now orlsta by hinds of Ste.
Oen Sciyee,:;l-.....—•linyder, .Pitißp lionseintan,'4lqhu
Snell' and Cesuptiny, William Witt:oath Jr., John ilapilk,
Jacob Stela , George Fell], George Stein, John It IchOhlon,
Ewle Robertlgattiu. rast., Daniel Williatos, John liaatiel•
and othots,'enntairdng twenty-four thonsand amesiMore
or 1e.4; la ttaplaperty• - - .1 HENRY 'l2fl9Abit, surviving
Tadministrateei de, of JACOB &DOM, decassed ~
ALSO, 'All that atrial I piece or parcel of land: situate
in Vision teribatitp. Schuylkill enmity, hounded biTands
a:Zion Hamden, John Biller,. Thomas Dellohn,
In 4ohn Yi. Girard and others; containing attietes,
or less, with theappurteosnites, conslstitiA, of
'a I% story fr ame dwelling house, and a log stable; Oa tie
property of SAli UEL G. DILLER,• _ ~.2.-
_t
• ALSO. iilitilat certain lot or - place of ground situa te
in the boroligb of Palo Alto, in iVerwMian townihip,
VASchuylkill 'county, bounded on the north - h: lot
G( Micgtaat alley, on the east by lot of Daniel Rear,
on tbo !boob by lot of . Honey Kriebel, containing
in width 40 441 t and% depth 100 Slot, with the aptibete.
names, consi4ting, of a two story frame dwelling house,
with a baseniout story of Stone. with a two story i'i.ame
kitchen theMo attached; as the property of LiAikrill
DEVINE, !,,,, .
ALSO. Akthat certain lot and a half tot of gioand
situate in thelown of Patterson.in Schnylkilltoatmddp,
. Schuylkill etittnty, bounded on the , north by Valley„at.„
Aon the'fisat by lot of John 3lnrphy, on the .shuth
by trio feet wide alley, and on the west byflot of
Patrick, poylen, containing in width CU feet, and lu
depth 150 feet, with the Appurtenances' coustatlnViff
lig story log . tivreliing house and a frame stable • tut the
property of WILLIA)I TANNED.
A LSO. All if hat certain two story frame house or,litilld
intr
sitnnto In Seoond street In, the borough'. 01' St.
•g: Clair, itt Schuylkill county, containing in (refit ou
said SeCend street ICfeet. and in depth Ifi'feet.and
the lot or pier 4 of ground And rtiflilapl appurtftaiii to
said bulldingp, to; the property of PETEII D11.1.31,44`.".
ALSO: All that certain lot or piece of ground,At-
IT: untolthe borough of Pore Carbon..
counlyi'hounded on the north by, Acre street; on
the east by the old Mauch Chunk-raid. and on the shaft'
and west bt3 tlt Creek, containing In : width on f}tere
street about 25 feet, and In depth about Ipo feet, with. the
aponrtenuoneCa: conaisting of a two story brick dWeging
Indict , with a'fiosetnent story. a frame butehei shat, a
fr.onc slatt.,cbt-Crhton..., and a frame stabl e . As ih,qco
- of KALIVIMAS RENTER.
..1. A L. 5 4 . 1 .4 All that certain lot or piece of groutht-elt
•
4,„ oate 11 - the borr•ugh of Schuylkill Sidniyl
- county, bounded on the north by lotuf Joseph
M. Say Mr, .ro•1 he east by Front street, ou the south: by,
lot of Charie4 , .ttutitzinger, and on the west by :tit
.-mtatning feet. and In depth tX.O fe , tovith
tiro appurtenances, consisting of a.two-acid-a-half e.tory.
fora, dwellidg house with a ow—and-wit:dr Story tiAtoo
kitrhonthereto attached, a frame ahop..and a twd4ory
fratne dwottifig house on the maraud of the lot. Az the
property of WILLIAM SIIOENF,Jt. •
ALSO, Air;lhat certain lot or piece of ground, sitato
on the south 'Ade of Minen boron crille road, lo; the bon h of
Pottsville. Inlthe rou'oty ofSchuylkill and State ,Cf.E'esan
syiearda. !minded and described as follims: Beginning
at a post slaty, feet front the east side of Prospect arr.:et,
from tbence east twenty feet to a post. &mu thence atinth
"at e ighty fe,,d to x poet and other property of the.'aaltt
James •B. Niles-mat, front thence west twenty fei , eto a
plo,t, frean thOilre northirrst eighty f,t to a post loathe
place of beginning, being part of lot No. lit. nuntikted
~n the plan of lots •on the Minersalllr nerd, laid ontr.by
Port k Patter's.on. on the addition to the town of PiOtts
v le, ait h Itorapituttouaners. .is the property of S
t s at: LE.4dtninlatnttor of the estate of
A 1.4-0, All fthat, certain lot or piece grfiund, situate
on the gouth of Millersville road. in the boroullt of
Pottgville, Situp/all county. bounded and descrilwO as
Itegiiiinog at a poct at a distanee.of tnentyAet
front the trat.qlde of r , prure alley. t henreeasterly twenty
feet to a post.fthonce soutbwardly eighty feet to a tnizty
feet wide alltit. thence 'westerly. along the north tti.k, of
acid alt••y tweSiltv feet to a post, thence northerly, and . 'on
a line turttilet With Swum: alley eb hty feetto th,i place
of be;linningi,eontaitting in width on the Minerstille
road 1:d feet4nd in width on sail twenty feet albt.'2o
feet, being fvllt of a lot numbered on a planor ithip of
10t..0n the .Irfnersvilie road. laid out by l'ott, Jt Patter
son. as an addition to the borough of Pottsville. wits the'
nuntl,er AM the property of AI3IIAIiA3I ST. C-114
svized. takcal in eseeut ion, and will Ve'redd by
JAMES %AAILE, .Viteroltr.
SherifrK OfFv4"; Pitttisvine,
Aucust 4, v:ips.
SHERIFFIS SAI d orREAL ESTAtE.
II.IV virtue 4,, sundry writtA . of.
tioni F4pona.s. Pa ds. and
, Fiert
'sued nut 0 plu Court uf Complon Pluas of I•tiltry/k1))
county. and to, twe directed, there will be expmed
lie sale or entity, on
• ' SATII:RI,IAr, SEPT.E.IMER ; '
At 10 fielrwk. , -;in th.. forenoon. at tho Iln#R, of
wm.T.Eit skjo:lvirK, (Ampricau Ifullsw in th6.:1).) ,
nmch n. the fo)low3tii4o
- Real POntr. to mit :
BEI
~
ALL that certain lnt'or pan-idol' ground, situate it(thri
toroll.tll of 3.linersville, in Schuylkill COunty, arid de-
scribed as follows, viz: Beginning at a stake on the:at:rats
wardly site' of Second street, at the distance of ohiety
feet northwardtv from Twin editor, thence noithwidfityp
i• along tirdnifiljailey thirty fret, thence enstnareiliqind,
•
!parallel, with :twin street one hundred maitninety (41- to -
Seronel streeptimice southward)) , along frrood'eireer
thirty feet, tuilor place of beginning, wittObe apPtitte:
I names. As the property of Sf:Tlf W. Of.tit. ERt.irAd-
I minlstrator of.ltnicid U. 110 , ri... derrltFort., " .
1 4:d ALSO
[ ;; All that certain lot or piece of iiop - mi
. : situate HI the town of Donaldson. in Fridley ti3trin
1, sh iri, Sal uyikill moray. bounded on the mild fill
Centre
Isouth by Philadelphia street. and on ths, west by.l4 of i
IJohn Stein. r.'intoining fifty feet in width' and one:Mtn-
dred and fifty; feet in depth. with the apporterrinees, I
r .,,,,, i , tirr4erdnrie-c.iiii-rshalf story frame dwelling liduse.
1 A LSO, Ali Hist certain let or pieee of ; ground ' , Unite
l in the ton n , ir,,llionahlson. Prailey township. :1:1mill:dB
I e"atitY , boittliti,d no the north•by Philadelphia stnspt - , on
1 the case by bib of Ludwig Imshafstall, on the routil - by .'
4 floral Spring' dreet.onden the west by lot ofJohn Savde,
!. eoutainin iz ite:width 25 tVet, and •iii depth lta) feet:With ,
i the appurtenithc.ot As the'-property of .E11.1:1 U1:1+ : E. 1
THOM PSON. li•
~ .
ri . A Liitk All that certain hit or piece or giontroir ; elt-
I nate cni Jim northeasterly fide of Centre streel.du
I the torrnoth of POttStill,A, in the. entinty.of Sclulyt 1
• kill. bounded:4lu frqrit by Cent)... street, northerivhod I
. ,
I easterly by °titer property of Henry Geis, and fouthility
.hy ground nen). of the Philadelphia and Rending.iltall
: . Road Co.,belrijy , forty 'feet in front on Cent re st reet, Milltty
1 feet in , depth n the 'northerly line. and twenty-id:sleet
hour ih K in
in, width'. In the rear or easterly line:::,the
northwest e0TA1r.,,.1" of said lot being eighty Pet aouthilily
lof tile SOutlittli'o cornier of Centre and, rob:it streete.!iind
the northerlydine running at right angles wittt the flout
1 line the distatiee of eighty feet, and tile , rear or eaftierly
i line runidronat right kiv.les kith said northerly livie:itrol
parallel with the frOotline a distance of t wetity-six,lfeet
four inches. aims the southerly line extending thane in
' a stirnight ernirce to the southwesterly corner of cold
-'on which saidlot of ground is erected A ,SAlrge twoletery :
. harm:. Ten-PICA lies and Bowling S..iloon. As thiqpro
perry if rt EXit V GPIS., r.,
...,a A L'Sti,,all that certain tract at Coal land. siffrate
in filo township of Tremont, in the county of
•
• Schuylkill. and State of Pennsylvania. formerbi r lo
• Pincgrov 0 toWnehip. Iterlys county, which was grittted
' In the e ,, rilimiliwealiti of Pennsylvania. arid surveyed op
A warrant Cu John Philip Lesber and John trifler, kern-
Du; date Jul) , : lath, 'A, D.. 179:i, and bounded:by lands
, 9-ltyc.Yell in Slit , tonnes of Joint Lecher mid Peter Might
no the eau, and 'Philip De 113:1K on the West. and abeS by- -
log upon thi;...liranchtis of tiorbetTy creek and 1401ilint
creek ; enotaildh g for acres no perches and allowato,elle
, icor the come hart of land which .Ichn C, Klanindli !laid
wife. by Indenture dated the 11:th day of April, la..l2,:re
corded in Schitylkill snooty. in fl.sed. tioek No.:IT,' page
Os.), grantod and root - eyed to Jacob Soio'o, in fe,' •with
the appurtervinces. consisting of 2 two storied log Ditielt
lo° lion-s. As the property of JACOB lAaisp,
~,fi ii: ji A felft, All that certain lot or pit.ce of groundiit
, TT; uate in the lirotegtt of Pottsville. ' s •k.huylki II i•dtin
ty: hounded in front by centre street. on the .)ear
by other prolirrty of llii.hard Owens On the north by
property of Ili)hjantin Cook, nod on tile. south by fold of
Silas Str , tife..i , fttailllAZ in width 14 feet. and in itipth
- inn rye, with }the apputtruances i consistitq of'a twirsitts.
rY frame Dwelling House, with a two stOried storte!fetse-
Meat. and a nerenfailing spring of good water. ' •
~4.: . "
fi,A I,Sitj 'pill that certain lot or piece of groutidell-
', ,, ,pnat e in the hilrough of Pottsville. Schuylkill conn
ty. bounded northward)y by lok.of , Benjantin Volk.
eistwivrcity by;liallond street, soothwardly by lot Of 'M
ies Stiouse, at d westwardly by other ground or itictiird
Owens. containing 14 rest to width and list feet In dein)).
' w ith th e appurtenance.. consisting Of a three story hisme
1)0. - rilling Ifornie, with a two story frame Kitchen attach-
ed. As the PrElPettY of WICI-LARD IIIVENS. -
,
J.; ' A k.S , 'k,rAll that certain messuage. bi p mentatid
xiltraet, of Nod situate in the townshiptif Past ftritoe
v,ick, eriiinty of Schuylkill, and State of 'Petit:fail-
VilTli3. tempile'd mid limited rue fol,lows,; to wit: .R. ,On
fling or a,, coiner of the west bank ,int - iiio - ERi!-
Fehuyikill tit*, theme up said river. berth thirtylrnie
degrees, east sllittceri perches to a buttenttrsal tree, perch
sierra and a half ,fegr,,es, east twenty-Onur perchea to -a
stone. thence nossing said river and by; land of E. itarri
mer .t Co., smith eighty-live degrees east eight percliefftn
a Si',,'.- *nth. serer, and a half degrees trod ticOro
peril-s to, 'a iprnce . tree. south eighty-rive degreeSiast
twenty-nine and six-tenths perches to 'a pest in ter; thirt
die Of-dirn, grtuiing of the Little Schuylkill ltailreehl,
thence down 4:110 middle of the grading of said read,
south sixteen Mid a half degrees serif eight perches, south
twenty-three iiiltrees cast one hundrell'and forty•iik,it .
perches. souttrdiventy-slx and a half degrees acct thirty
eight perches Pia fire-tenths to a post„t hence by lapdof
.Daniel Weever lion la fifty -eigh t degree s west twentyLfilne
perches to A . stave, ta.scrossini!, said t iver tarn t h thltly+titht
degrees weal PtiVilltet•n porches to a stone; thence by, lan d
now or latfi. ofllainuel K. M. Kepner, north sixtystanide
grecs west forticeight perches too birch tree, south tat en.
ty 41 hie dcgrefil west thirty-eight perches to a PgcLqw,
south olghly slid a half degrees - west ninety -our peirdies
to a chesnut-ook tree, north seventy-two and a lialfirle:
greet west tett' perthes to a clissinit-fink stump. ricitith
eighty-fix and 4 half degrees west ninety-six pe'rch'ed to
a stone, ttieneitpartly by land of Lyme .Moser and siftly
by land of Benjamin Bensinger north "twelve degrees
west ninety-titre perebec to a atone, thence by [arid r,f
John Teter north seventy-seven-and a half degree/3.45t
seventy-eight perches to a post, north eleven degremisiest
one hundred and twenty-four perches to a stone, theiltlee
. partly by ;and of Elijah Del,ong and partly by )*iliAmf
Samuel illickeY, north seventy-six degree's east seviOty
three and sevetx-denths perches to a atone, north Ilft.T.:de
grecos east rovilinteen perches to a stone.. them* briiitod
of Samuel LelSer south forty-seven and' a half degfees
east forty-tbreeperches to a stone, South elevervtlegrives
west twenty-nine perches to a Arena. synth sixty-two „and
it half degrees east twenty-two perches toile place at he
ginning: cnntalining two hundred and eighry-siovens4nqui
and one Ittindtifci and forty-six perches, strict meant*, it
being the came" premises which Jonas Bock and Saralijais
- wire, by their Deed bearing date the let day of Apri ; 4',A.
11., IFS!, grartati and oiti,veyed to Samuel K. M. Issipncr,
with the impriiiements. consisting of is two • story. &line
dwelling house; with a One story frame kitchen Attaelind,
4' two story Rig dwelling house, a one-and-a-Mt stilly
frame dwelling homey, a one. story frame dwelling hal*,
a one-and-a-half story leg dwelling Donee, a bankliarn
with wagon slitdsatbsched, two flame stables, one bl,4k
-4.
smith 'pimp, a one story stone spring bouao. itifira
terspol-er nor mill, two apple orchards, it bridge
cross Little Schuylkill river, lime kilns and ltrtre
.••••
steps. iittarries. As the property of SAMUE.Te.K.
M. KEPN'ilit. With notice to the term tenants, Minfole?
Seffecr and:HOYT L. LUbe.
Seised; taken hi execution ' and will he fold by . ''',,,
. ...
r • r . , - ../AIIESI.IIA 11 IX; Shirir.
i . •
nerirs Offlan Pottnillo.) . - •
?„ August 11. 1 . 581,8 j ' , • 8241 4.
EEO
MEI
4
TILE - ;Subeciibei, Oen', -*.kiale '
' Ms tiro; *kilo, iiirui.iiivrA:ne toi - • -
I I Pinspwre ttritithip.ith*C half *al% swto , • -
I ergrx's tweak, evatainlat 00 -acres. 14 nr 111 a.
41/w linnaUiptll; 6*.balatoe 'limn/11 coltditatad.ool4 ( B3l
stautannond lath I hol l ,iald .wevidigi '
with 'rxid
trans., Oti the land hi* I t story dwaliiten'howitt,
WV/ ULM &VA 7 0 4 11 4 ntetow4l,,a rood least
sear tholes*" and artathar *ear the bare.: far flartber
particulars, apply to the Ammer oaths krinahes.', - .
- -- , -, ' HARIDAN 1111,.LIti:
- Wayne towsisidp, ingot 16,15553 . , . 13,2 k '
PRIVATE SALE:.
TEE' SUBSCRIBER will 01. at tl
A. private vale a tract of lasideontaial4abiont Wall,
acres with MI iniptorrawnts-croindsting a of a two story
plank house, with a ttnia**basevoe p t; :table- and al
other nerves-try out bandin g and a never -Wing well
of water at the bark door. This posperti iv pkasinstly
loaded 1 We south of Tantalsta, la Mr , villaprre NOM
England and is well estlenktni for a wvOtable garden or I
swat Vann, or soluble. for balding lots. Any 11, 101 '
wishing 'a roma/eat& hoviei kind a 'meat impel*, rosy
have an optiortunity hyapplying-on the pesalata to
SANCTI. BOUM Or tO FIIE,WIIIO4 LArDER.RIIIII4.
Inshaqua, August 11,'54' ;; • .l W 34
AMERNII ORPHANS' COURT ISALIL
p ',b URSUANT to `att . Orde_ri of thethe Qi...
mutes un. cuiLit kit liebuytkut . warity;thciutusini s tt
appointed by tald 1. , to nuke side of the II
[:state of - ,nt Woodside; **Wood, - will extweo to ale
by pablle vendne or °atm, arthe 'n.IiUSHICAN lICITTSE,
In the borottgh' of MUM* We Stfitniali, bis Id dal of
Sittosber, A. D.. Mb, at' 2 o'clock, P. 1d . .;, the felk,lnt
described Reel Estate, to wit: - -
*Nip. I. Milted 94alit bad of onseged, laid
twat° in Norwegian township, la the county of
netrayikUt,' is erred in th e wane of neorge Y.
• Randolph. enntalninetbilpitate tele% and befall
the time tract of land whichflealtuninChtist.Thesarce
of ficbskylknl county, by theirdated• the /) bib day or lick
fernier, .t. , 1541 i,. granted Ind eaten* to the'
'Hobert Woodside. . - •?' • .' i
k m
• ••••:'pro. 2. ,AB that etrioda tra c te!' nwiliated land
Wain tlneelbtuilis of m airee; situate In 1
ontaar tonttohin. nelittyltlll county which ' inix
Assessed is the astan'of - iineph"Wciod t and the'
ante tract 'of land which Se&lis Quist, "freistiere of
&Wolk Hi county, by Deed' the Site dalof Sire.
be Isis , e, granted and wave* to the said Robot . op& I
*
' - N0..2... AR that traitor unseated-land situate,
, In Malfhebn township„ In the county of liehuil
kill, containing' twenty-five actvii, lately owned
by - Peter Kern, - bedsit the same panattees which
Jacob Huntalnger, Jr, Trundirer of Schuylkill windy,
Panted and conveyed to the: said Robert Woodside by
Deed elated the 18th day of Jnly, A.D. 10.42. . -
No. 4. All that unseated lot of ground' situate in the,
borough of Pottsville,. hounded by &MOW{ Amalie;
and marked No. 47, lately mined by Lyon and W00d... i
being the same premises which Jacob ilerhtsittger,Tneati-1
Mee of the county of Sclusylkllk granted and conveyed
to the said Robert 'Woodside,
.ti,:y Deed dated thelSth day
of Ally; A. D. - , 1542. ! .
• Ni. 5. All that certain lot Or ;doe ofterattod situate
to the tract of land known riii the York 'Store ploPerth 1
In the borough of PottavillOttbrestild, bounded north.
wardly by lend of John Barman, Esq.,t westwardly by
Centre Street, soathwardly 11 . a lot marked No.
.2 in the
general pLui of York Store Property, and .westwardly by
Betel 'street--being lot 'marked 'Ne. I ltrieakt plan, con
taining in front on Add Centre street 22 meta Weber"
and extending of that width In length or depth, on the
northward!) , side thereof 71( 'feet 0 inches, end en the
struthwardly able thereof BS Let 0 inches; to Motel street
eforessid—subJect to certain Coel reserves, and also to a
contract of sale, nude by the geld Robert Woodside 1
with Thomas Balls for . a part thereof, containing In
front on raid Rotel street 18,fetd, and extending lark he
town' parallel lines 4u feet, which 'Samuel %nem) and!
wife. by Ika , d dated the sth of Aprll.lB4o, granted and
conveyed to the Bald Itobertfoodside. , Conditions at 1
sale. • JOON P. HOBART, Trustee.
By the. Court, Joanna Togas, Clerk.
Anima 4. 1g55
PHILADELPHIA.
DECOU & NUDDLETON,
XIV PORTERS or, 20 dealets in IRON
AND STEEL, N 0.13 North Wafer ..Wed, abore Mar!
Ithikdelphia. /856 14•13,
• HAMMER A . i;.CRAEEF,
No. 103 North '761r0! St., Philadelphia.
JIM:MI: IY:
Notions, Trimmings and Auction Goods.
July 29.',55
29-fin,*
CANDLE M
0111.08.
A i SUPERIOR article of Moulds for
Moulding Candles, of hard Britannia Metal, and
warranted.' 'Manufactured 10 John Calverley. Also,
Syringes,Surgieal Instrcunenti,and Britannia Wart% •
JOIN CALVERLEY,
Race street, l'hilnd's.
July 28, '.5:1 • 3q-lm
BOUNTYL:ANDINA - RRANTS.
k 4 OLDIERS, and die widows of per
,.
1 1 / 4 7 sons who have nerved Apy of the Wnrs of thu Ela
ted States, since li9O, who aril entitled, tinder the late
net or Congress. to No :icreet:cf land, can Lase their
claims promptly attended to Pt ristsonable charges, by
applyinglo J. JONES, Jr., %Attorney tk Conveyancer,
- April 2,s Itissf Sansom l'hlhal
...___ •
• IlicHENE** BELL,
STOCK AND BI4L BROKERS,
too walnut xrret, brioo I . l , arth, PhaddtiPhid ,
11_3ARTICULAR'attOntion . given to the
pUrebase and wile of stoda on cotuthission, 111111 to
tilt! negotiation bf, Promissory INotes. fluidness entrust
ed to us. by correspondents, ak promptly: and carefully
attended to as If they were pcisotudly preSent.
. August IS.
~
THOMAS BOND , ' .
. .
,
DEALER in Forign Fruits, Nuts,
di c., 41 Squill Water stre4, Philadelphia.
ALMONDS, IaCCARONI,
P 111.; NES - , V 1:V01:CELLI,
RAISINSY lips. .. -
'. IN ALS Vag. - ' CIPIANI,IIB. - .
C 101,431 II CTS, • GISOW.O NUTS,.
Sweiq 1,11, Sa t &c., In stare, And for. saki at the lows- I
prkes,,by. . ,•:. T11.031A.S M1N1....
• A.u.zia. , 4 IS, 'SS ... . , :;:t-•m
•
TO CASH BUYERS:
BAILEY &• ELROTHER, •
No. 252 Chesnut St., abtoiti Ninth, Rhilndelphin,
nAve NOW
A LARGE STOCK OP CARPETING%
1 INIBRACING theAtew and leading
styles n Vqlvet. Tipegti, Brum4, Ingrains and '
star Carpets. Oil Clot &c,of Which win be aol4 at
the towebt PRICE.S: a4l • ,
Wholesale or Retail.
llept ' em'her 23. 1,5:14
.1.-it, 1
, .
WiTEON Dt.PUT.' "11011 AB DY.PI2I.
2
J. S. DEPUY:44. SONS,
Ic(). 223 North Sehotul street, below
, , -
,1_ Callowhill. and South 7 wot corner I:4;tith llc !Spring'
(turtle» Streetat Pitthutelphia,amuld rexpectfully inform
their fprznor Nis teniera and others. that they bate just
laid in, a spl...milit assortment dt.Orryiets, Oil Chr.lh.., )!at-.
ling& Windom, 4(hatlei, 1)oar .Ifrits, dr., 4.; at very reduc
ed prt,es, wholei:ale and retail:
TAKe. None,-.ir e will sell 'our goads as cheap as any
0 11,e r
.11,,y.w nf Me hind in the Cilll.
l'hitado•lpLia.,April 1.15,55 _ ig.... r , 1.4-6 m
CUANO ii, SUP. PHOSPH. OF LIME.
.. .
1 11 E subscribers aft prdpaied to sup
lily RI). the above taluahle liirtilitersat.market prices,
In ntsTto 1411 i t purtmNvrs. Iti ~ , ,.tort.,. 1,0 op tar,,lß Su-
P]_
per l'huNthate of time, tranmnted equal to any that is
made. ;.•:;
• MeXienn Guano.
We mil the at [ration a Farfnerg and Dealen, to this
Guano, By rhernteal anals - 140:11, is Pratid tu rontaina
~ -
larger prrportion or Phosittat.4ithan Peruvian otano.-
141,000 buret tiiiiing. for 4b2, by
J. ALLEN.
•
F In. I 6ly i ct , ii:Ar. titian-et. niludriphia
•
MATHEMATICAL, : c PTICAL AND.
Philosoplcial IrpitruMents,
k
S 81 3 EC'FACI.EB, Microscopes,
A A_SPY GLA.S6ES. INSTRI,IMENTS, sepa
rate and In• eases; Ettgitteee4) Level's. Theodolites and
Transits; Surveyors' 4ampa, cw. Chains. Tapes, Prntrar
toil, Parallel Rules. Ivory srat.y. hr.; Air Nlllll6, Electri
cal. A pparatuit, Magic Lante•rtig. Thermometers. Raroine
terfNralvanie Apparatus, :Map:lli:DA. .I,ools supplied
by JAMES W. QUI.: t.S,
21'4 Ch:Otinut ;tr.-et, Philadelphia.
Ili - 4..Prh:ed Cataloguer:, with liver 110 illustrations, rut
by teal!, gratis; throughout, the
,rniktl , Statc.t.andt'anada.
Mayl.2, ISIS ' I`.l-Fm
IMPROVED SUPER PROPRATE OF LIME.TIIE subscriber nifornis Dealers and
,
Partners that he has cr. , :itly improved the Idality
of is SUPER I'ILOSPIINTE tit' LI3IE. and now contl
dyntlyi reoon t men ds the artielojnanutheturtd tty hint, as
superiOr to any in the titarket.: You aro invitod to call,
examine and try it. Also , : • .
Peruvian and Mexican Guano, Oils, Candles, &c.,
At the, lowest market rates. 1! J.! ,, , O. L. IanIEROY.
SAL...sc.-Friar to Thos. W. 'Morgan.
. , No.') and It , Soutb Wilarvear /"Idiadoirbia
trierarmers can load tm tWg.pricato alleys, and avoid
the crowded wha r f.
July 11. 7.:,
' FLEMING & aRO!HER,
, .
• i'r oducc Coramtmtion .itilerchanta,
No. 40 1 South Water Street, Ithiladolphia.
p.ik RTIC U LIR
.att6iitton paid to sales
of tine roadwin g nroeit,..: ]:'
brain. Pork', .. , j , Green and Dried Fruits,
Putter, Beaux, • ~: Grass Syrtis,
j
Lord, . Potatoes;Unions,
WoO, Featheis,. PouPrs,i:r., hr,
./,'. itivm-ef—itm. Brown, EXol., Philadelphia, Wm. C.
Patt;ft.inn, P.N., state Vresident'A' the Penua. R. Il..), do.,
Paul T. Jorit,s—:, .ENI., tin., ,initi Gin. kg 41.4 Plitefilig•
AttgOst ltn.'ss dune '4,...ruG 22-Iyl 3:3-
FILES AND RASPS.
Noir Street Pile Works, Philadelphia.
The sub -1
scriber is
constantly manufacturing Files and la - sp. , it superior I
quality. and at the lowest prie'es, equal to the best ina-
P 9 rTedPxxls., and much cheaper.
lianufacturers and Merhaulla can hare their old Files
're-cut and made equal to neer, it about half the original
rest. Flat. inches, i',2 . 00 per Doz.; rlat,l.l inches,,
$1 75 per Dol.: Fan-flies. Half round.:Mill•saw and other
Files in proportion. Single Files and fractional parts of '
d , vens charged at the same rates, and warranted Fattie r
frirtory. : .1. H.
No. e I New st..fietnrorn Rare & Vine. d - bleeonti & Third Rte.
• A u;:ust
THOMAS & THACKRAY,
Hopi , Clothing Establishnient,
1..0. 3(0 VIT,INVI ATIVRILT, Arf)Ct 1 . 4711.
ri HE UNDERSIGNED respectfully
inlerm their . filendn and the public generally that
t hare taken the store abero,inentioned. and intend
keeping ennstantly on hand mill make to order, 11 edhi
and Cluldren's Clorhing, of the. most improved styles.—
dir. Cooper Thp,ekra.y. so long and favorably bnOrilanS cut
ter for the Messrs. Hoyt, will etre his personal attention
to that branch of the business.. and flatters himself
being able to please, thereby hoping to secure a fair share
of patronage. Very respectfully.
TIHAUS & Tli.telißAY.
Ph/lade/01a, May 12, 1f55 19.6 m
HAEZIESS! 11411113M1
. Great Bargains:
•j LACY & PHILLIPS.
SADDLE anti Harness manufacturers,
Fifth and 'Minor streets, Philadelphia, beg to call the
attention of their patrons and-the public generally, to
their present locution, and to apprise them that having I
arranged the portion of their Stock rived from tho tato
fire, and intending to reemninerice business On their nld '
stand. as soon as it 141-erected, with an entirely new
inns offer to sell *heir present stock, consisting o I
eve* description of Double and dingle Harrier:B,l4l4llNi
and He tiesuen's Riding daddleis.and every article in the!
triode, at very heavy deduction from the original eve., I
and reaper. tally Write its inspection by the public gen
erally, •
Philadelphia. •ks 19,1855
WURFLEIN'S GUN STORE.
• A NDREW WURILEIN,
t:tree of Gong, Pistols, lades. se., No. 122 North
second stt Philadelphia, where
Doubleps constantly
on band G e n eral assortment of and Single bar. •
nillod Shot tinna. largo Duck Glins, Wes, and phaols of
, all kind'. .Also, the celebrated-Cast Steel Dille, with in
' crease twist. to shoot the panted hall or my own make
and impo rta tion.
Shot and Ride barmls, Powder; Caps, Shot, Balls; Flasks,
Horns, Game hags, Shot lancL.Pourhes, At.
. . D incite persons wishing to piaChtllie goods fn my line •
to call and examine toy stock,.'before purchasing else
' where. for am determined -to sill on the martreasonable
teems. Don't forget North kleeond street.
S. 11.—Partlenlar attention pAid to repairing In (II Its
branches. •
August IS. 'EA 83-Bto
•
; r TONWSIVIIIgUrtria-S4*
Rwrocw 'Clerityttian,leitoreti to
21.Coatilo`a: tiri dark alter mini
• . . p
ail' ofreitne
r
TPUlMlCOMCitiaionstaoke Whore the mew of
care " 1111!i“1 t ")ile n, "°2 7.1 1 MV. MN46
to bawl' st,uxadas-i-
AvattgtVl6
11. r"
,ACtill — , IFO, Illt THE ek.cP.l.Ei .).
jv you wish a pleasafit - baY , healthy
lank and isithlo riVid • —nee lionson's goo
- gOra 'sun. witeftestrazing tired* st vitiated eIP
rk
Grethen of the month, removing , atea . 47ting
`l healmttnnlatkok ottsurtar. twig° au damst
and ocreanthair *dor et the heath, ' chat
leolia coakpctdient ! . .
Tire limn In "Main la put tee, madam It relkestde to
a •Irsib—behag more memaca—dirime lts'elofollt fra"
• It and tonerical *Sects readmit the 11,10011Sitavntite
with all who vishielthe health, puny aid beauty of their
E I=, t per by al. et v
netw_ san t e= ND.
est, u . AprilT 1514 Was
•
• • IMPORTANT •
De. Theypeetami geld.* Ilreaksa•
GOMBINATLON.of ingredients
, In these Pills Ie rerfellp bornktt, yet uunderfully
tri relieving all Word and &lama toenstruse
Um, and in onnovlng all obstructions de,frorn whatever
ware. Certain 4
p ure. the whites, and may also be Rua
cessfully used es prereuthe. ?bey hate beetr used In
the IffirAtireCtita of Dr. thrponcolbr ova" thirty year*
with nnpanieried lumen In everT• •
N. B.—ladies who are emend must not Ore them ' For
Inn partlanlers seirdlieetious to the Iglu. Pries $1 per
btu. Bold by all the liftebrolkill county, and
vitt Vs' sent eoutiden ' by non, bY enclosing
HUMAN RA813,017. amity ..4ittlitt trill also Sup
ply tbetrede at porpristoes Wen. Signature of J. Do.
Preconn ant beno-no cents tontine. • '
Pottsville, June 0,,14
AVOID ALL QUACKERY
AND t s zr. ear a vjaari aa zt r. aT
I IPEprolongedi and a cure for all pain
/4 • ,00‘absce,Diniami*wortosai.
Indination, filmy figosna — cb;ricrota...
is, And au skin Rru= ru Fever and Ague,
Mum lever, Cholera, • •Morhus, Dysentery,.
11"w thon 41 11. , A1"1"4 ,11 y cart uisand . of l/4 4.
w. Bl" Pai and4 ita a rlen " ,Vnaraigia, 27esja"l46. Rl
- i lun d ° l4l..
• Complaints. t •
At the esquestof many of ray patient', Ukase consent.
ed to pat up* elessUf my moat efficient pnecriptions
the'lunt of /Wadi Afedichers, each one salted to a par
Ocular disease, and not, like the neassubs gurus, of the
many nostrums and panaceas of the day, yrtamt t
the world that anyone compound will cure alldisea ses,
end who., (In the words of the great Italia; Ordain,
oiFtalmoolui,)",ef iftedicinca of which Me" LWOW lick ar ,
to bodies of schen% they Isom km"
J. & ROSE, II b.. Philadelphia.
AIL Remedy fee each Disease.
Dr. J. S. Rose' s Expectorani or °own Syrup. for the rap
died cure of Consumption, Coughs, Colds, flnurseuna,
Asthma, Bronchltif,Bpltting of Blood, Infiamation of the
Longs Or Throat, sad all Pulmcmary Mmes. This pie.,
=n not cinlycures consumption If taken in time,
fortifies the system against all future attacks. As
s Cough iletl/eirakit Is the best is the world! It is now
used and neconunended.by physicians, both' at home And
abroad. in bottles:l:s centafia cents, and $l. -
Dr. J. S. Rates Whooping (Ugh Syrup.—This
ration always relieves, and prevents the whoeping cough
from running intonther diseases; such as Julian:tattoo of
the Lungs, Dropsy itt the Chest. and Consumption. It
gives Instant relief and frequently cures in one walk—
Price 14) cents. .
Dr. J. S. Roses Ot , up Syrup.—Chthiren.sre elKo
to Croup, which dutiguratim cOmplaint, yields immediately
to Da. J. B. nOne3liran FIZLINU Crotty Syrup. Price 25
cents.
EIII
Dr. J. S.: Rose'sr.xtract of Buchu, is ono of the bes
temedles ever used for diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder
&u. Price 50 cents:
br. J. R. Rose's Warrens mullociporatirtd arrliat, for
Mart Diseases. ali :Nervous AM:cam% Vistalenco. - iteart
Burn, Itestlessnesi, Numbness, Neuralgia, raising the
spirits, and diving, power to the whole system; It Li al
most miraculous in its effect. ['nee 50 rents...
Dr. J. S. Rose's? Dyspeptic Mar/mad, a sure cure for
Dyspepsia, Liver Cemplaints, and Indigestion, when ta
ken in conjunction with his Alterative or Faially Pins.
Price of both 15 cents.
Dr. J. S. Rose's &Mei. Atli, for felltng of the Womb,
Female Weakness; Debility and Relaxation. Mee V)
rents.
Dr. .r. 8. Rose's Anti-Bilious or Railroad Pat—Thew
Pills are not waanutted to cure every malady or disease
incident to man, but they are a grand remedy for a Bib
ions state of the System and common' Fevers, When
wed with Pr, Rose's Tonle Mixture, will cure the most
stubborn cases of Bilious Fever or Fever and Ague. Price
1234 and 25 cents.
S. Rose's Phin Carer.—This preparation In trp)y
the wonder of the ago: Corm all pain, external or inter
nal; cures pain in. the Sides. Limbs or Back. Chilblains,
Ague. or Lumps in the Breasta, Corns, Bruises. Sprains,
Tooth-ache, Laroche, Stiff Neck. Sore Thriat, Pains lathe
Bowels and Stomach, Sudden Colds, &c. The Pain Curer
being a tine Tonle Mixture. is also used with great ben°.
tit fur Weak Stomach and Bowels. Whenever you have
pain use the Pain Curer freely, and you will obtain im
mediate relief. It Acts like magic. Evers family should
hare a bottle in the house in ease of accident or sudden
sickness.. Price 12%. 25 and 50 cents.
Orr Persons of delicate constitutions by nature, or
those who have beett made so by the use of Quack 'Medi
cines. or any othereauss. should - read Dr. J. v. ROSE'S
MEDICAL ADVISER' to persons In sickness or in health,
which book can be had without charge of
11. 11A N . NA N, Pottsville, •
Arent for the sale of these Medicines In Schuylkill CO.
St welt 10. "i. 15 Moe. 2.1. '54 541.1 10.tf •
TRANSPORTATION.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Porrsvu,LE TO HARRISBURG.
'Mhz line ennni•rts daily with all sir groat South
ern and We.stern 'Routes. Ay arrangement their place of
business In Pottsville will be at the office of Howard dr
CO. S. S. 'WI LLI A S, Superintendent.
Iprll~'
Ix 4 latf
PHILAD'A. & READINC RAIL ROAD.
4. 11 5- 1 4 - tif
RATES OF EI:EIGHT ON MERC/lANDIZE.
AN AND AFTER NOVEMBER Ist,
71434. until fdrther notice; the following Rates of
Vieight will be dimmed per 100 pounds
=
Dry goods. Con feetiOnery. Books. Carpet
in—s,„Cigars,Fresß Meat. Fish-Glass, Ire
Anvils. Bran. Butter. Copper. Eggs. Ear
. then waro.arindstones.Groceries.ilemp
Hams. Itardwarei Bides, IloHow-ware,
Leather, 3 larbinery,tlysters,olls,Serabs o
Sr..
Ale, Beer. Cotton. Cotten. ra n Bar IrOn,
Lead,Molasso=.Nalis. spikes, It lee, Salt,
Provisions, Sugar, itibiskey.
Brooms, Fire Bricks, Guano. Mill Stones,'
Pitch and Tar, Salt, Scrap i lroo, Timber
and Luntber, kr
Itrirks. Coke ' Cord Wood, Clay, Gravel,'
Ice. Iron ,Ore, Limestone, Manure, Pig
iron. Plaster. Slaco,
Flour, per barrel,
Oct. 21 I$M
PI
'HILAD'A & READING RAILROAD.
OFFICE -or the Philada. &R. R. Co.,
:• J'hiladelphia, February 2/4. 1R55.
The rates of Freight and Tolls on Coal tranaliorted by
this Convany, will be as follows. from March Sth to June
3oth, .
•
• -.4
vault =2. 1 ;t. .e
a. :i.
.2.g1 4, 1 5 ;-'—
. •
• • ,• • 1:... 3.1. z. .4 , C
. .
To. Rithmr , ntl,. 2pol 1 95 180 175
" Philadelphia, - . 190 t 1 55 170 165
" Inclined Plane,.'
.1 90 j 1 55 170 163
" Nicetown, -, • . 190155 1 70 145
" Germantown n. n. iso 135 1 70. 165
" Falls of Schuylkill, "1 90 01. 85 1, 70 165
190 185 170 .1 6
~, , ,,l , , • . 1651 60 145 14 4
w., onabehockon and Ply
iw.,lll rotilmid. - 1651 60 145 145
" 1131211.0 i and I'otta• and • ,
160 155 145 140
" Sorristowtawll;:idgoport. 160 t 1 55 145 140
" Port Kennedy, • 164 155 145 140
" Valley Forge, 1. 55 150 140 140
" Ph(enixvilla, - ' 145 140 130 130
" Itnyer'm Ford, ! 145 140 1. 25 125
" Pottstown.. I 1 40 135 125 12.5
" Douglaaville,.. 140 135 125 1 25.
I
" 111rdsboro' I3OS 1 25 115 115
" Reading. ' 1201 1 15 105 105
" Betwern Reading and
51ohrsvilte,' ' 1 "31 I'ls 105 . 1
1 03
" llohrsrille, .. 1 20; 115 105 i 1 . 05
" hamburg, 120 115 1 .
" Ortrigsburg. ' 120 1 15 .
By order or the 114 a '3lanam.--
.dy order et' tire.ltoard of
March 3,1855 9-tf
s , -,'lm
SCHUYLKiLL, NAVICATI
OFF,ICE Naviga
mar
The charm for the use of cang and for t.
!cite Coal, carried mint.. Schuylkill Navip
,follows, until July let, 1555: • .
•,, . .
- —,i ...:,i r i ..., , INDEMNITY.
Fnom
tf Ig i ... t
.., 1 rill -1E FRANKLlNTire.lnsuranee Co.
,
i
t - *
.1 6' --fl.' 4; _i_ or rhuoterpht., Office, No. 1633;''Cluannt Went,
, . .
) C'' C? 1 - ' : 1 near Fifth silnt. •
......-- -- —.---
' Mate:MEW. ,
.
VINT& CENTS. CLIWTS. crams. Charics NI &sacker, • Ge4i,ge W. Richards,
T, Philadelphia, SO 79 77 65 Thomas liart,.c: ' Mordecai D. Lewis,
"i Money uttk, : .so 79 77 65 - Told= Wigneri, . ; Adolphe E. Rorie,
" "-Sprim; 11111; ' 70 69 67 60 Samuel lifaut, . DELT iti h. Brown, ,
" ronsohocken, , • 70 69 67 60 Jaeott It. iitulth, - ' 31orris Patterson. I
-. Plymouth Dan,; • 70 69' 67 60 Continue telmeke Insurance, permaneat or'limited 'en ,
•• Ilridgeport, :
~C ., 5 r, 4 , ,f',. 2 55 every the:caption or property, in town and country, lit
Norrstown, ' . 5° '''' °.. . 55 rates as lot as are consistent with sectirity.
" Port Kennedy, :. • t tIO 59 57 50 Tho Cumpany, have reserved a larg6 Contingent Fund, l
. " Valley Forre. • 16 ° 59 ''' 57 50 'which with their Capital and Pretaßlins, safely invested,
" Pawling'S Dam, ' • il 5u ',•",
1 ' r
-- ••• 5 ° afford ample protection to the insured. • , i
" I'ort Providence, 160- 59 57 50, The assets of the Company on January Ist, 1849. Its pub. ;
" Mold irille, : I 's4• 52 47 !hiked, agreestly to an Aet of Aasemtly, were as follows,
Itnyer's Ford„ • 155- 54 52 47 six: •1 : • _
''. Pottstown Landing, 155 52 52 ' 47 • Mortgages, i - ' V 90.556 65 Stoc,loi, t,51,563 25 1
" Port Union. ' 133 30 50 46 Itosi Esteitei 10835 S 90 Cash, .tc.,.' 45,157 07
" In uists,reo-h 51 60 43 44
Iteaditig. . 43 '47 45 4l .
i
y.
" Altbouses, ' ' 45' 47 45 41 • . ' t
" 51nhrsville, • : 43 47 45 '4l '
. . 45 44 4235
'• ,'.. .- - ending, , 40 39 37 .I 00
The cliar-o will be ;AT ton of 21:40 tbs. less live percent.
allowance for waate'..ait usual. and no charge leas that
twenty-five cents per ton will be rondo for any distance,
•
• Rates of Tolls
On Afisrollanenne Artiches to be charged per totrof 224(1,
lbs., until further notice:
kitafr .
Iron Ore, Clay, &ititt,firov,:l. %inure, Unwrought Stone,
Brickbats, Limestone. Slaked Lime, Quarry Spalle, Cord
wood; Post and Balla. Bough Hark and, Gypsum.'onecent
and a half per ton per rolls.. toi- the first VII miles. and a
balits cent per ton per mile. for each additional mile; but
no Charge shall be made for any distanBe exceeding thir
ty rents per tail. •
Unabiked Lime, Marble, Wrought or Sc. abbledStone,
tuminous Coal. Bricks, Ice, Soap Stone, and Copper Ore;
two cents per ton per mile, for the first ton miler, sad a
half cent per ton piir mile for each additional mile, but no
charge shall be made for any distance exceeding forty
cents per ton.
Iron of all kinds in any stage ot manutheture beyond the
orejlalt. and Fish. ono cent per ton per mho., for the first
twenty miles, and half a rent per ton per mile ter each ad
ditten al mile, but no charge shall be made for any . distanop
exceeding finz cents per ton.
• FOURTH CLAM
Grain. Plour, - Sretb, Timber, round and square, Sawed
Lumber, Hoop Polk Shingles, Laths and Stares in boots,
Hay and Straw in bales, Merchandise of all kinds, and all
articles not otherwise specifically enumerated, two' cents
per ton per mile for the first ten miles, and half* cent per
ton perudleforeach additional mile. but no charge shall be
Made for any distal:in,' exceeding sixty cents per ton..
her, round and square. Sawed Lumber, Hoop Poles Shin-
Om Lath and Stares to rafts, shall be charged according
tothe rates in this Uction, provided the several linkaofa
raft shall be allowed to alternate at the lockawith azy as.
cending or descending boat that May be ready to pass,
otherwise such rafts shall be charged the fall charter rates
of 5% cents per ton per lock below the city of Reading,
and four cents per ton per lock above said city.
Nora.—in all cues where one or more locks are passed,
and the distance carried shall be less than two miles, the
charge for Toll shall be for two milk accenting to the
class to which hrtieles carried May belong.
And in all cases Where tea foregoing Hates, for Telt on
ly, shall exceed By cents per ton on the ascertained ton
nage of the vessel, fie any loek passed below Heading, or 4
cents per ton abase Dreading, the Tolls shall be ehargedat
these last mentlone4 Rates onall Articles.
Hy order of he MittUntors. B. PRALET,
1 1 10.14e1pbta,,Notrah 10, ISM 10. Presicreat.
20Zut
os-Cogi r six,
Etta Compuint.DlsPeDsh,
cs
c oq , Ems"'
e :4
30
• •
22 11
18 9
15 73
12 6
zo 15
424 f
lAnvers.
• S. BRADFORD, Soemtary,
ion
iae t
on Anthra
ion,arill be as
gEOZ)NO CLASS
11111C101111/110
?long crittla Northein Westerti
rultiA Stites Mill Routot. •
tir amid iscressed and gyre - -
LITI'LI4 SCHUYLKILL. C.ATAWINSA. SUNBURY end
NEI& WILLIAELIPORT AND ELMIRA RAILROAD.
thwoinato Sued% in - - In boars.
Niagara Italia • • ' le
.Datrutt, • - •Si, •
• : Chicago. • - • 34
;) - Bk Louis, - • 48 41 - •
Ticket 'OMie, N. W. comer 'Sixth and Chesnut streets,
and tontindelpbta and Beading Unread Depot, cameo
Broad and Tina. ,
Oa, and atter - MONDA, May • It*, Three •'Passenger
Trains will leave the Philadelphia and Sending Ilaillwad
OVA, serener Road and Vine strati, daily, (Sundaja ga
ngliest) in "GWS:
Szpreigi A.
stor st"Pbcetditrille and Reuling. only. Connok
intwith tatarrissa, Willimangort sad Erie and Williams.
port and Elmira Railroad; arrinagat Elmira at 4, P... 114,
samectft
with New York and Erie sad DultalootudNew
You ettylath.mdst 'by Dunkirk and itstiblov and from
Mama, via. steamers on Lake Erie of lake Shore Es&
road,-14oddiptdand, Toledo, Mamie, Sandusky and Da.
trait. Abe , with 'Elmira, Canandaigua sod Niagara
Falls Barham:l; eonnoctlng at Canandalins witty-New
York Central lialiread,Eut and West, nut, at Seispeaudent
Bridge with Gnat Western -and Michigan 'Combat •
road for Delnit, Ching% At. Louis, and all points In Can
add and Waste's States. . •
- -;`, l Ifirstsa...44o A. X.
Stogppig iikailBtations,sin±llmusdngto PottikAlcold?
. . .
' Sight Expresll;4l4o P. N.; -
Running every liar, stooptelag at ail Stations lad run.
ii = tges
Ding to W a nd .intorthtg at Port Clinton with Cat.
*wink Me, arst Williaasspod fiat El
stirs Xattmote , aryl at Madre st 4, A.M.; ermarstettag
with Nen. Yeah and ' BUWaIO and New. York city atai.
Lake Shake Railroad* ibr ituilals, - Dunkirk. Edo. Mee.
land, Olatinaltt, Koledo, Chicago, ' old all points Iltetto—,
Mao, with Minim Canandaigua and Niagara Fano
- artat ih.3o, A. ilf., combed
hv, with laktlixpress or event Vinetern *anima ter Dee
heft, Mann, oic• ' ' •
wi *,=sa,
Pautegers by breakfast at Port Clinton,
and dine it Passengers by wsT of Night
Ex ver— take - st Bart Clinton. ' ' , ,
This Rowe. ith its ooaneetioas, forms the shortest
and inostAhnetroute to Canadsand enlace. . •
ChilY Gettable °Chitlins between Philadelphheand
Canada or lakes. . ,
Paissentters purituudng Ticket, by this Llna' have the
privilege of stopping at any, of the above points and re.
earning ttiar seats at eheavve• • - •
. .
Pare Fitoto,PlSUadelphilas to
Tamaqua, • !..' • $2 itngalo,via.Totravends,lo 00
Catawba% : 435 Niagara Fails, vla. El-
Rupert, ,'," 4 tigns, Canada and N.
Danville, , : 4 r. Railroad, • ' 10 00
Milton ; 5 15 Niagara, via. Buffalo, 10 00
Willia '5 Snspenidon Bridge, 10 00
Elmira,• - 7 Cleveland, 11 70
Jefferso% .' ,
. • '
7 65 Toledo, , 14 75
Starkeg , .
795 Cincinnati, ' 14 90
Penn vat!, • - 800 Detroit, via. Rail, 10 00
Gorham, ; 800 " , MINI° and
13 06
Geneva, visa Gorham , 800 Lake,
4 . r 4 i Steamer Chicago, via Gt. Wes-
John
a T t g, - 8. 00 tern and Michigan ` _
Canand ' B'oo . Central Railroad, 20 00
'torso's Ala, 8 50 Chlcagnvia Butlaloand
Caledonia, , 880 Lake Plume Michigrua •
La tiny, f., R tie Southern Railroad, 20 00
Batavia. , - 900 icago. via Bat Lake
Rochestee, ' . 800 and Michigan Ceti-
Buffalo:via. N. T. and E. - tral Railroad, 29 00
and Da. and( \._ Y. Rgek Island, --25 00
City, 10 05 -
!. ELT. HUBBELL, ridrt and Freight .Agent.
L. N. W. corner Eisth and Chesnut streets.
0. A. NICOLLS,SupI Philadelphia & Reading Railroad.
T. MoRISSOCK. Bnp't Catawboa, W. and Erie Railroad.
reed.
DENB Y COI N, Sup't,lVillianisport and Elmira Rail.
,
1 pas ENCEft.TRAINS
Between Pottsville and Philadelphia. I
On and ; fter S lay 7041855, the Passenger Trains will ;
leave the 'Depot at Pottsville, corner of Caton" and Rail-
road streets, daily as follows:
• PrOnt,Pottsville to Philadelphia. •
Morning, Line, at -. , —730 A. M.
- Evening:. Line, at - - - - 4 P. M. •-
Sunday 'Train. (once a day), - -730 A.
Prom!Phllitdelphia to Pottsville.
Morning : Line,. at - - -• -73uA. 51 '
Ermingl Line, at : - - -.- 330 P. N.
Sunday Train. (once a day), --330 P. M. 1
nouns OF PASSING READING.
For'Philadi.lphia, at 9 o'clock. 10 minutes, A. M., and 1
at 5 o'clock,2l agnates, P.M. 'For Pottsville, at 9 o'clock,
34 minutes. A. N.. and 6 &Clock. P. N.
Fan IN ALL TILE LINES—BOTH WAYS.
PottFvS3loo Philad4phis,
PhilsdelOkLvto
Pottsritio;to Reading. 105 +l5 -
Reading to Philadelphia 175 1 45
These Knots sthp at all the Stations along the flouts.
Fifty wands of baggage will he allowed to each passen
ger in these lines, and passengers are expressly prohibited
front taking anything as baggage but their, own gearing
aPparel, which will la• at the risk of its owner.
arie Ail tickets int st be purchased before entering, the
gars. , _ ~___
_Ely order of the Board of Managers,
—... —.-- ...
Nl3.y 191855 '2C-
INSURANCE.
. --
MINERS' LIFE INSURANCE
AND TRUST CO3IPANY, , POTTSVILLF., PA:
chArtkrAL $100,004L-e II A RTE R
IN.:i l ou t .d. •. •
hisenintriny, chartered by the Legislature of Penn
sylvania, with a capital or One liuminsi Thousand Dol
lars, is not" fully organized, and Auks commenced busi
ness. 1 .
The Cotapany is prepared to receive monies and other
property tar Trust, and allow interest on ail monies. de
pusited in" trust, at the rate of five per cent per annum;
principal and Interest payable on demand.
For ratep at Premium on Life Insurance. See the printed
Tables gupplitni et the office of the' Company Centre
Street, Pottierlie, three doors south of the Exch;tge Ho
tel. . 1 'l JACOB lIUNTZINGES; JR., President.
Jon."4-.IC Aniu, Sea'ry and Treasurer,
April 10. 'Ci!I.,
_ T H E ' THE POTTSVILLE MUTUAL
AND JOXNT I STOCK LIFE - INSURANCE COMPANY
" IFllet CENTRE STREET, 'next
'lv door ttlxi 4 eo Green's Jewelry StOre.
.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO--CUARTER PERPETUAL.
This Coinpam 3 , , recently. chartered by the Legisittiuretot
Pennsylraniai ht fully organised,
The CoMpany is prepared to etTeot insurance upob lives
and to receive, and execute trusts. sui to allow interest on
monies rebe,lied et the rate of five per cent. per annum,
unless otherwise agreed upon. Principal and Interest pay
able on demand.
Capital 'and: bets safely invested In Bonds and Mort
gages and:ottil.r good securities.:
annualidlildend of the profits will be made payable in
cash. or approPrlated to the payment of premiums.
For rates O . Premiums on Life Insurance, see printed
tables, supplied at the Company's offleu.
}VANS, Pres'f.
SOLOMON FOSTER, Vice Preet.
R. T. TAnog.:Strrefary and Trewturer.
Sept. INrk.t.
ANtHRACITE INSURANCE CO.
CHAt'Ut..IR Pr.RPE'FIJAL- 1 -, Granted
by State•os - Pennsylvania.
Authorized Capital all)0. 0 0 0 .
OMIT, isio:,9ldVainut Street, between Third 'and Fourth
Streets, Phikidelphia. '
.
This Company . with a cash Capital pald In. combined
with the Mutual prinelple• in their Marine and '.'inland
Department, tlecures to the vmured amide indemnity: with
participation in the profits. and without liability for Wesel.
The Cothp*ny will !kilt. Polities at the usual rates of
preminnisi embracing Marine. ?Ire and Inland :Risks, •
hither, antnrrotts :
1). .
Dr. . 1 1h Davis Pierson,
1....wis Addeuried, Joseph 7klaafteld,
Peter r i Meger, John E. Addirke,
1 i eor..te Fl Tyler, . ' B. Hanimett.
Samoa It. it , 4hermet. Francis Bacon.
DB. D. LUTHER, President.
TosasH )1 srrtsso rice PivriJrnt. -
`Wm. P. Dr..tv, S.' crrtary.
IN* PETEit D. LUTllEit s has been appointed Agent for
the abOve iCoinpany in Sehuyikill,County, to.whom per i
sons diringdnauraneo can apply: -. . , 1 _ . (
June '231 4555. [April S, '54• liq' ',-,.. 25- f,•
....._ , •
_...1._
_STATEAUTUAL. INSURA,NtE CO.
FOURTif ANNUAL STATEMENT
-, , 4
3.lay 1.5.
Assets, May 'lid, 1553,
Cash premiums and interest reeeir
• ed the pi,isfyear,lnutnal depart
ment, f ; • $101,61S
ilills IterefTable in same. .. 2.14,6.47 .44
Cash Yretlllll*,, StACIC belts:L=l, .40,'„N::: Z)
I i
1.085141. expermig, commission, re.
ineumnde, niutual department, 1.01,508 53
irt ... -AtiOek *27,031 OS
• '
ASSETS: • s
Bonds, trsottgages, stock .311i1 other
good securities, ' 173,135 72
Hills revel able, 187,01 f) 88
Cash on hand and in bands of
agents,
FIN
For kire'pr Inland Insurance, apply to
JA'O. T. 8110ENER, Agent.
"N"IY
July 15,1854
41420.097 67 '
Totnpmtiry 125,4511 DO !
nines their incorporation, a period of eighteen years;
they have paid upwards 61 one mruion two hurulredthout-,
and dt.lla lessee by fire,' thereby affording evidence, of
the advantages of insurance, as well as the ability 'mad ,
disposition to t ,ineet with promptness. all ,
CUARCES N. 11AliCtitat, President.
CIIARLHA G. BANCIET.P., Secretary.
The subscriber has been appointed agent for the above
mentioned inaiittairm, and is now prepared to make in; '
surance. on
. every description of property, at the lowest'
rates. ANDRES% BUSSEL,..tigent,
Pottsville, Jan. 11, tSSI. 2,41' ,
LIFE INSURANCE.•
THE :GIRARD LIFE 'INSURANCE,
Annuity:Arad Trutt Company of Phtladelphirt: .of
crtr No. 132 Chesnut street, the First door East of the
Craom House.' 1.
CAPITA*, .p),OO(I—CIIiiitTEI: PP.RPETCAL,i
Continue to Make Insurances on, Di lire! On tho most vor
able torms.
The Capitalibeing paid up and invested, together with
e large, and eiMstantly increasing reserved fund, offims &
perfect security, to the insured, •
The Otani unto may ho paid yearly, half-yearly 0r,41/ar•
The Company add a Roans periodically to,the !astir . ' &a
ces for lifo. The first Bonus, appropriated In December,
Idl4, and the second Bonus in December, 1849, amount to
an addition ot, f 262 50 to every $l,OOO ittioned under the
oldest policies; making $1,282 50 which will he paid when
Itchall become a claim, anst4cul of $l,OOO originally haul ,
; the nest .I , llest aniCant t w o
111,237 50; the next hi ago
to $1,212 50 fir every $1,000; 'the others in the same pro-
portion according to the amount and time of standing,l
which addlticina make all average of afore than ad per
wnt. upon the premiums paid, without Increasing the an premium. -
i ! ataaaotita;
John A. Drown `i !,
Thonms tlidgwaY.
Airman Davis D. Danner,
.1
John Jardinith, . ;
.Prederielt Ili own,'
Robert Pearsall,George Taber, I -
. Joseph Yeager, " - John IL Latimer,: ,
' Thomas P. Amen, . • Wharton Lew* I
Joseph P..liality. . • ' John R. Slack. I.
Pamphlets containing table a rates aid explanation:,
farm of application and further inibnnation can bo hidat
the otlee. 111 , ,
- •,
, TIIOMAWRIDGWAY, P re yrito
JoutOF. lona, Actuary.'
• AfEr The stibitilbor !event for the above ConipanY in
Schuylkill County, and will effect Insurances, and give
all necessary information on the sub4eet. .. .
: I. IL BA.NNA/c.'t
Aril IN 11 1 41 . 154, i _ 1
iI ~, -
.1 ~
le'r et. 08
„S. I'4
'2 73
2sn cLASS
;,, , 42 25
2 2.5
S. BRADFORD, S-4d4ry
Ireti
The males and tnmalas are taught and board'ed in sep
arate departthents.
The PhilosOphical spparatns comprises instruments of
the finest and most Improved style. Each student should
bait. severtil init.; of clothing of a.plain style. a Bible, a
few towels, Napkins. an umbrella; a pair . or - slippers,
blacking and shossbrushes, and very little spending
money.
The seholwitic year Is divided into two sessions. The
firstssessioit c ,, f the year commencss on the 15th.of April.
and continues 22 weeks; the second opens on the 15th of
October, and Continues 22 weeks. There is n la,cation of
4 weeks at tlie end of each session,
_Pupils can enter at any time,
• Pr n srs:o4.
• •
Terms English and ,Mathematical -' - $lO 00
Lart.rua:rea with the End. & Math - - 00
ItHtruetion on the Piano Forte. extra - - IV
USo of instirinu•nt - - _ 400
- Boarding., tO 50 per week.l - - 55 00
tirlitym.int N 1), mad, Quartety, in istifrance.-`4,11
For turtheii information. address
PATENT .COLD LARD LAMPS.
HE
~stibscribers being appointed sole
e T - kzentg for the filth. of Stonesifer dc Sniith's Patent
mid Lard Lai,,ps. in Srhc ylkitt county. have a laryn• a.,
sortnient 141 , 71.1“. whjel) UV 114,44 reenrntriond,d ii,r
economy And . i.nlvenlenee. intnillT .t LERCH.
fouttssille, Nsril 14. 1,..!-,:,, 7 0-
—__,_
IRON COMMISSION WARE HOUSE;
(lENTRE . STREET, l'ottsville.--
k.) Thu rub ethers aro prepared to furuh.h the Trade
Slaehirdsta and Operators at Philode)phia riders. f frei4ht
addtKii whole4ale or retail. hek Auieriran lhAr Iron, man
ufactured at Nth:vine. and warranted of superior qua] ity.
Also, Ilgtlt T rail% -wait:tide for twiner, and Cabin cbaiug
furiahtbed at zittort minim direct front the Importer.
• E r' YARDLEY k SON.
York Stored Nor. 22, 7ari.3 37-tf
smN2lB 70
170,56 i 36
$. 2:1,e , 57 tte.
COLEMAN'S CUTLERY STORE,
t North Third Street..
CIONSTANITY on hand, a laige as
k,/ sortment. of Pon and Pockeld Knives, Scissors. and
Razors, Table Ifinives and Porksl in ivory. pdaz, buttAb'.
tone and wood handles; Carvers ki,nd Forks, "irks, Isowie
Knives, kr. j
A L...41.)—a extonsive asmitment of Waltnrs, Ten
tra”, kr. -
Fine- lingns'Sh Guns, Ctdrs Pistols, Allen's Revolvers,
and and 'Double barrelled Ylstuls, with a general
stark of Pawl ILtrdwan.. constantly on hand..
JolDi M. COLEMAN. Importer.
Philndelphii. Dee. 30. •M-523 fa..tf
19,158 Wi
$379,701 It!
HARDWARE - AND IRON DEPOT.
lit• Ll'iti.i!si•Vt,2',.:•-aCtithltitgEnk,;;vhapi.ll(vugtuirttiasrirrr.sl.::.
and With a new sleternitriatien of furnish,
)ng ill such goods as the business of the
Coal kegion'nuty require, at their lo!est market value,
solicits the inspection of .the l'uldle. I shall be always
on hand and have on hand a full stock. of "..
Bar Iron, i ' Chopping Axes,
Vine Iron .. Coal Shovels,
Cast Steele . ' . ' Traee Chains,
slit Iron, i . Nails and Fpikes, .
. .
Rope. :, Tackle Blocks, • .
Bellows, ? Anvils andl'ires,',te,,
11.ardware and Iron Depot, CY.II7RS nrltlrr. throe doors
abovo Markvt,ills.st' side. FRANK rorr,
• July 15, 1854• 2iLtt •
CLEMENB & HEISLER'S
,
• IiAItLAVARE AND IRON STORE. Centre
;Street, a few doors above Market (East
'side) have constantly on hand a full assort-
Mont of •
ititlitif 14 T 003,1
Building )Litirbtlii,
S.hnetnalter'el e ppin,
Files and ItaSP.s.•
• Nails, Spikes find Brads,
Counter and Platform Scales,
Isar and Rolled Iron. •
Flue and Shed "
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel.,
n, Plate and Sheet Zine,
Bar, Copper' said Sheet Brasal
Pig and Bar Lead,
Castingiof I!descriptions,
Mill, Vent anii Circular Saws
; Butcher's Chuppera, Cleavers''
and' linivts,
•Aniiis and %lees,
Blocks and T4kles,
Chain Pfillips4
Iron; Conned f9ad.. Brass Wire,l
. Coach Trimmings,
The Subseribers would respi
of the public generally, to the
hardware, WS numerous to I
mined to sell as low as any no
August 4,1853. v.'
BRIGHT & LERCH'S
NEW HARDWARE .9TORE Two doors be
•
low MatedloteLand nearly °Annette the Mi
t sets' Rank, Pottsville. vo here will be found
an eicellont assortment of Hammon:
Coach Trimmings, • Vike., ' • ' -
SPrinna, Fine Trays,
Seddlery, I j Refloat Ware,
Shoemaker's Tools. Assortment ei Hue Locks,
Carpenter's 'Teols, - % Table Cutlery,' ,- •
Ohm and Paittt, • .'
. Pocket Cutlery,
Bar Iron of all slzes, Table Spoons, ' '.
Roll e d " !-
.r. Anvils and Vices.
Nalla arid Spikes. . .• :- Assortment of Roe Gana,
Railroad Iron 'and Nails, Sheet Iron Crucibles, '
Smith Tools„ , .... Wire, Tin Plate, '
Building Materials, Brass Kettles, ,
Cut SteeL ~. . ' Sad Irons,
~
Shear Steel, Pans and Boilers,
Arm Blister, , - - Chains. ' , •
Mill Saws. • 1 . , Railroad Tnares, . -
Croseent Satril . ,s" Powder and Shot. . '
Pine hand-sags, .
G. B. retnrna his thinks to the pablie for the patronage
they extended to him In his lad hrldtral capacity; and hopes
the new arm. hy the quality of their goods, strict atten
tion to busineas, sad accommodating pricer, will deserve
and cm:nomad their continued support.' •
BBIGHT k LllRelf,
#. ikal;rs in flardisars and Iron, arena - reef.
Pettsettle.Jaoraasy 0 1566 . ''s ; • 1-ft . ,
.':'..:I4IOO4,OOICAL.CA INET:
-_ •-• • -- ,:.-_ , - i; gowLts,KWELlsli coilptire
-71;111 t: t tido.. isaCiaabllama, 2:l7.4trch..atireat,
;AA •-*'• . w -Swett*, -Philatlera, - faraldt all
. as ,- Wade
V, •-. ' ' Xittn=h o t=it Mir'
. •••• ' ' = l4 ll Malls at Not -York prima
! samlatilaals: with Aar ,
full written - eleseriptkar of the
eablut
Philatleella, Vobrear7 lts lA, 1145 trek,-
COLDUEN'S RAILED ADVOCATE
A LARGE - weekly
: paper. --printed
beatitlfal quarto Mem, and 'devoted to the Im
provement of itallroad eonstractkm, zembinety and man.
ageosent, ispabllshed by, VIRAL/ COLIIIIRKN at No. $,
gsencietes New York. Temas—tit per,scustun In ad
vance; elute of Itior more, $i 50 the each
This Is a tbumuttsly practleal paper, and ts tarßel7 de
voted to the manufacture of Iron and vanoldnery, and the
Inipromeniat; of Itellneut superstructure sod
manta.: .ituratt advertising Nittun foe business relating
to Railroads. tbe Anyoosvi le unsurpanted.
Jane 2y 1855 ' • 22- .
THE Urn S:'.NIININO JOURNAL,
Isma il sad 314441 Dealers' Price Ciarretat,
S. PUBLISHED every Wednosday;
' loityoll at, Myer, at 112 real St.. Miami Square,)
1 o
- w 'fork. ,' . • - ROBRIIT. LYON, Editor. ~
PitICS%---$3 per stmuni,'lnvariably in advance..
' 4 • aIWALIPTION roe. roams JUILa, reII4IINCLCOW.
- Great 4:triter' - . - - . s' 00
nanteaiat the Ootitionst or Biziope6.oo
Tte Catuelse . . . . .- -
3 30
right lines WI nteisr • each insertion - •$1 01)
For each additional line • • • 12N
w
Bus
ith painess as
per annum. not eseeeeling 6 l tines, e•
00 ppr,lueluited - • - - 3ao
' m • ,
aths • ' 7 "- • 23 NI
lipedat untites, per lino - - - • . ZS
YUMA AtIV/12175111111. .
A liberal atrengeauret .will be, auldialththeeeerhe ad
Ventre by !be 3rear. May ZS, 1855 ?).
• AMERICAN INININC.CHRONICLE,
Iron .114monfteketirosa? Itakt!wray,letieraia•
every Saturday,. by
D. litosich b Co, MO, Pearl Street. ',New Tort. Th e
keit' - name mania indicate, demoted InainlY
to the collection and &fusion of-accurate and reliable In.
tbenaltion. relating to the Ws of, Meting and the truinu
futures for Rotate, &wintering ; and Maintoics, Ua
re
tions. an d Patents, and all other Mattes connected with
out immediate Plumb of 144ustrY•
TERMS: —43 per annum, inyadably in advance, .
sonscitrimos rat roaraoy Matta, ?MUM Matt=
f Great °Maki • - - •, - $4 .
The Continent of E - - • 6 00 00
The 8rp1.41 PForil urope
nees -• • • • 360
• eoviorrterlio.
8 floes, or lee& for one insertion - - $1 00
Each additional line • . - 12
8 llties, or leas, for one year with the paper 30 00
six months " •, -20 00
13wfal notice per Hoe : - - 30
6W 20. 1636 . 254
EDUCATIONAL
• POYTEWILLEACADIEMY.
THE ;FALL TERM of this Institu
tion will commence, Monday. •t• • ter 3d. IS5r,
A.I!..IIPINNZY, Principal.
30• At•
July ^4,"'45
MISS MARIA C. AYRE'S SCHOOL, •
1 For Mises,
AITI1 4 1;•open Monday, September 3d,
In Seio;tat strect, between- Norwegian and Mar
ket-streets.:
Tann:a—Five Dollars, per Term of ten week,.
Pottsville, August Is, 33Zt •
TREEMOUNT SEMINARY,
NTEAR i Norristown, Pa., 16 miles from
Philadelphia, on the Schuylkill river. 150 feet above
.it.,.ls now open for the education of male youth over 14
years of age. from September 16th to Juno 160. The
Course comprises most collegiate studies, and many others.
There is a school room over 50 feet square; a lecture room
15 filet s q uan . 6 reciting rooms; over 30 private study
rooms; 50 bed rooms, and other accommodatkins. The
situation is healthy and very ts.-autiful; the terms reason
able. The Principal. has taught youth.
.Scholars last year, :24. Asititi„ AARkiii, Principal..
AUgust 'ari 31-em
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE,
•
• dr illr. e•T&TE Or tr..IiNWELVAY.4I.I,
West Penn Sqnsrei'Philadelphia.
tIRGANIZED on the - plan:of the In
‘„ dust ri Co I I egos of Continental Europe, and the
on. nee in the Union In syhieb gentlemen graduate
in the 1- duet Hal profesalons.
Third year; commencing Nl6NDAY,..Beptember 17th,
1655.
FACILTY
llicthetuatics'and Engineering, • Pmf. S. H. Peabody
lion , r.tl and Applied etteulistry, ',A. Herinedy.
Mechanics slid Machinery. " ,
• 11. 11. Boucher.
(lint' gy, .I.lneralOgy and ' W. S.ltowson.
rehiteerl "A iropographl Drawing, " J. Hera,
31odern Languages, " V. De Autardli
-For catalogues , and further particulars. apply to
. A. L. KENNEDY. 31. 1).
Fran/eat of Faculty
August 113,i '55 .
MORAiVIAN HOARDING SCHOOL,
• Par Young Gentlemen. • '
iv artth, 1 - urthamps,ni9xunty. l'enna. -
THE 71st Annual Session - of this In_
etitution will open on the NI of AugMst.'ensuing,
he charge for 'BOARD (lneluding'washinif• beds and
bedding, fuel! and' lights.) AND TUITION, in all branches
of ayegular English course of study, per quarter, in rub
$5O 00
ccznee,
For lessrms!in the 'Ancient Lan.qUagei, per quarter, in
artranee, (according to the in:du:action given), :4 to $0
Lessons in ittruteing rind /hinting. and on the Piano
Forte, Melodeon. Violin, Flute. &e.. per quirfe.r...in ad
vance; (According to the Instruction given. ) $5 to slo'
To US() of the Library, (lass Books, Maps, tc , Ic.. per,
quarter. . ; • ; 50 cts.
No' pupils received under nineyeare of age, and only
such retained as are - of generally good moral halite. and
Are willing tq render a cheerful obedience to the rules
end regulatiOns of the sch Pol. For CiILII)3IV
dress REV. EDWARD IL REICUEL,
Julrl. o , tre'lna Prineipa.
ARCADIAN INSTITUTE.
HIS 'IFLOURISHING Institution,
iocated at Orwigsburg, Pa.. has entered upon the
second year of its Asistenre. The flue scenery of the
surroun ding Pountr r r the healthy, quiet and retired loca
tion of the.village are not surpassed by any In the :ztate.
It is ensy of Access. being within two miles Of. the Phila
delphia and Reading Itallmad,. to and from irbidh a stage
run,: rake every day.
• ,' ELI AS SCIINEIDER.,,Prin,ipai
OrWigSbliro. Jtil7C 16, 7,5 24-1 V
HARDWARE.
, A3les and Springs,
Table Cutlery.
Pocket Cutlery.-
Carpenter's Tools,
Dritanta Ware..
Resnisers, .
Rite Darnels,
Table anti Tea Spoons, •
Drays and Enamolett. Ket
tles. •
pane, Boilers & Tea Kettles,
Ilea -y Railroad Traces.'
Railroad Imo and Spikes,
Double and Single Guns,
Double and Single Pistols,
Shot and Game Rags,
Powder Flasks,. '
Powder and Shot, '"
Water Proof Percussion
Caps.
lititfo Mountings.
•ifully invite the attention ,
• above and other articles of
mention, as they are 'deter- -
ucern out of Phila.deiphia.
35-ly
LI .effirwr.
'azd
d+►7
rin
OSES AIM GARDEN NEEDS, Ix
, ~ agallarialtaaral Implealeaa,
THE subsciiber will kei
en bind Closer, "timothy and othorn,
seeds, White Closer end Lae % G ;
'''''' lordlier with Garden and Ffekl spy
win of to be fresh and aul. lie au i w
ordefi LT all kinds of WWI Trees, (warrantnit
t rs,
they gre represented) Apieultursd Irapkunt,
of which erthlSe furnished at maraufsetore s p r k,
seeds and trees sold by the subscriber are%elezi;
ma'am). onl/ftm grower' of lePutshon R i d
lle does not dentin seeds pnx.und promber„,„,,,
maraud, trent those who sell ehelp.withouf,..L•
&Irwin of.the Seed sold. Nor does be N 14,7:
seeds: grown promlsenotudy In stoat( e,itjAXt ekie proximity ,
deteriorates tbeh
tibtrly thole of the santo rpertm T/dr i.,,,
eenaldaratlon to those who hurebase either.
emote, rot tees, se., send In orders early r t .
11. BANN.
Vplit Mirti I'H 80tt,.--The experir
Sir 'Humphiey Davy demonstrated flat
corgis, saeh as magnesia and lime,
compound bodies, composed of
and oxygen united in certain propar6,
rat t iOs or-retativ4;, weight or measure.
ear *, 1 14 4 been found, by modern e
to ha united with oxygen in the follorisgp,,
pop tons
unitels ooarpoood of ei/conta„
49.9
71.42 pis .
sitbni Tir
Alumina ," aluminum, •
.M
Miguella, •" bulguestuzu,lo." n)„
44 all. the
. piimary earth '
s, silica and 74.;
na are probably the , most abundant:
is Scarcely a farm containing one 4.4.,
acres, to Ile .found, ou which sand and r
do. pot exist in separate and well•del
messes. Out they are more frequentlls;l
in it`state of semi-onion, or blended in
dit
prollortiona, as in "clayey" and "sand s lo o ,„ 1:
Ni x% t o clay and sand, lime is the most c t ,
mom earth.. It is distinguish e d fro m the
erg by several marked peculiaritie s , and
fortis various functions in the e ton „ T
veg4table ; life, which are of great intipm r ,,,,,
Blainesia was for a long time overlookkt „
eonfounde:d by philosophers in their inre it i n ,
tioini, with the other earths, but is now m i.,
niseil as adistinet substanc e and einse 44. 4
properly, ht the Hs.. of primitive earths.
folloWing ,table from "Sprenger s
exhibits the amount of liine and maghe.,n
seve - ral crops named :
Wheat,
Oats,
-Pntatous,
Cabbages,
Swedish Turnips,
Wheat Straw,
Bitrley "
Ont
Wed Clover;
turnips,
14.truci: .I.lAcltie9.—The Ausrrirl:t
flier . egive's*n account of a trial betw. ta 11
McCormick's and Atkins' Ile*rsic
bea4y field of oats. AU of them work€lll,:,
but the sell raking attaehment of Atkin;
oil+, as giving it a superiority over the
The three machines cut
era:• .1 art.,
in seven hours, or 12 acres each.
Ai gentleman of our acquaintance made a
visit a great portion of Lintz 1,1 u!
durinr , the past week, to witness the fitrm.;rl
getting inAheir harvest. lli. was astoni,
twi
at the great number of reapinir and !no.;.::::
machibes employed, and the farmers
hith that but tbr them they not
bee' 4bleto secure their large crops,
hel . p l could not - be' . obtained ; gobd
weru receiving $2 per day and board.r.d
ewaagh them could not be obtained at tlx.
TWreaping machines have proven to be-ft.
tritiers' best friends this season."
BiEAM Low.—The last attempt to hatrt , ..A
steam to the plow, took place at the exhk:
tion:Of the Royal Agricultural Society,,l.:nz.
-Juty.,2s. :A steam cultivator svas entert:i
Mr. ;Usher, but unhappily tailed, by a ;w.f.
• spani , , to reach the ground: While trave;i::
on the road it miredin a soft spot and vca: r:
easilY•extiicated. It is described
coMPlicated and clumsy of locomotion. A
le - W . ,:xperiments were mate with' it, in
i 46 but i(seerus to have been regarded air.
invention inure ingenious than useful. Nct•
Withkanding,this failure, we are strong intht
faith that steam will yet be successfully
imr
duGod on the . plowing, field. Steam .-,n2h.tt
are Coming into very cOmmon use in En44:tr . ....
ambng the farmers. They use theta tbr tints
ing thrashing machinery, cutting fodder, rtt,,
ingLs'Fater 4nd a variety of - other purposes.
CrizAsst , ii; GCSE.—A eorrespoqvia
Scieidf tic American conitnunicates the follow.
ing, may he of value to sPortstneri: .
tc ashyour gun barrels in spirits of tu•
petitine, by dipping 'n rag or spun,`,
on your gUnfrod into the liquid
theirs out three or ,lour titne:ii' when the;
he cleared; from all imparitie's; and can L
used nlmirht instantly, tis the turpentitic
evaPorate tici leave the I,arreis dry, ten
they are tv.iittie moist. it will nut recent their
goih off; like miter. Alter bei n g
thus,; there; is no danger rust, as when wit,l
is used.`Jan: an old experienced gunner, at.],
have practised this fur years; and found it
ltd.". :
• •
14e American Agricullurgs I remark. it 6:
aboYe:—"We think, however, that a taixtirt•
of 'o'n'e part of spirits -of turpentine and iv,
or . three parts of strong alcohol (.pull ,
wine) well shaken together, would be pre:;:r.
able'." Cleiined in this way they will dry acs
be ready !lir use immediately."
NesEavAxn .VEGET.Inm:s.--IVe hare
ceiviii a nimadier of letters reljue,,ting ii,
ntizti t ti a ,
give. the beste!serving % : e . :.7:tiii.le
and, fruits in a state as n, rly fresh Ai pi,,,:i. , :- .
The infornatiicr is no doubt of great imp:
taned. 111: can 'only giv.6 our 0pi1ii,,,,r,, , ,,q.:
inoi method which we think would i.,€: :41(
-
cessfill if tried, fairly. It cotiz:i.s..s in ~ , .);p% i iii. ,
all tlie moikure from the vegetab4,s m,,.i :....:
at a low liOt in such a pl-.ce .111
plaeing them'in cominon glas,
heating theta up to almost 212', then
ingthem tip tight, sealing them over
Moisture-ii necessary in the titteurnpti , .-.f .
vege(able §ubstances; therefore, we thit.;,::. , !
abot4: plati would answer. The Swole,
purslted taus plan tor preserving
a gi:4at intiny
TO: MM GIODDI.E CA KES.—Theso c4 . ,“" 5
are.hest made with milk altogether,
water; tw6 tggs, yellow and white, a
of corn meal, the milk to be 'warmed.
whole to be well beaten up with a
ladle; The
_quantity of milk used ni;;,: to
suffeient to render the mass so
can' be po*ed with facility from the 1)4'3,
the: griddle-one spoonful Of lard or 4 ,,, N 1
butWr, and one of 'tine flour. The. gr,d , i , c
should tint,be made very hot. and Le tlior"r:' - '
ly cleansed and greased while viarm,
tate the tuining of the cakes that they
`done brown , " without burning, 0:1 botti:: , . , •'•
The batter or dough should be prepre4 l
mediately before cooking. •
Tb KEEP' MILK SWEET.A. Boyd, n
pondent, informs us e that he has'practicv , i
•
peculiar Method with' much success t1):4.
serving milk sweet :in the pans.
consists in placing a piece of. new harnricr`"
iron, or three twelve penny nails ilk.each
tin
patio.hen pouring the warm milk on them.--
Helielieves that electrifitv has something
do tith producing the result. , llc h 3ltrit ' i
many experiments beforehe hit upon this u. 5
Whiela he found to prese'rve the milk s weet
a %tiger tittle than other plans ; tried by bitn•
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20;
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12T .2.
lieripes.