The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, November 24, 1855, Image 4

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titil. a *lda li4l 4i..n. as hid otahr I tattialle;
Oh bear ab.., p:i:Vm I (Seto theel- .• - ',., .?
rat %obese', rated be erg elefg :
Viola till grfer.4 ,rav Tietoblitpa all slalomed,
TIT 'Got oaelliet ribiedliialktbie lband;
l'ons tit* low banters,. *et roreraelataltliihir
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ak Diana. d o sertirat deliver t::. " ' •
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Trees the VI au to 4 tbe room saddle albs dm;
tisan rl
IProat4ll the trite ridiesierrattled away , •
Ty the pert otter alto baresothing Arbor say.
(Mti
,•.' .a iplrittotaitgb at theta eiire -
1/that reydeieg et Crawled tddlact4 drum ,; . •
(le rata of a aril almeeb. be meet,
trait tlaPrl okonfoll or stattarab• dirt,
IXerat. thl.aerrsuit deliver!
Trani asiSskiittdv — Valtnliataof twit • -
sivshavikedl. nest spat, obstlasti
Front inery one 1.4.1 stseetiois to sett
Or Aikidos* India whatemoreo
Trost the vaporish tresks‘or methodical
Apt to taproot is stasis thst'aegsesitsd Onstioras;
Pros inspertinest toddling 1 irothar's lash*
Musk, thy versant deliver!
p s the inlay sttsebsond of desolate -
hoot the loss of Bpadellso or Matadesonles.
Or : of or purge, or monkeys, or sots,
Be they neer Oft sinsommos or eternal
But, thief bawl* Vise with Loretto's, flown, •
Which stakes the dim eye onslowerad to look - Amis .
OBaceasP• Ma fOr or Mewl oil slows, '
•,„ Oh, Denny thy sorest denser!
Pram aptsta et beholding the youths two easeeset;
'Besot pettish asperity Will' avlin.ed:
Yeats
Yeatsß steads% detrsettos,sod army sorb 1,
hook thy tree arrest delle
Nor Ist sttiefittlen depart the her lot: •
Let her dog as test MM. be petientlf oot,
•Bi pleased If remembered. tootent U Rxgot.
Till the fates her slight thread shell dlessreel
Tag Resat oi:Aessitcs.--ii. fair ,cormit-,
ponde t, whose ,bean ideal of manly' beauty,
recently sailed for Burope, without (the wrttel4
bidding hetadieu, in propria persona, writes
in the following touching, hearthmaking man
ner, on the subject, to us:.
Bat how can I broach the subject faxr near
est to my heart—"Einobsr That name is
written in my heart of hearts! I hear it in
my dream& "Ds unsie to mine earl But ah,
why dwell on plessurespasil
VOW lairs. from ebilifboods boar,
rib Soya sillfiseled *MY
; rife Just
, it i ot loving my dasitag "bacibs.^.
WM*l bat doe. be do, but sea away!
effort "
was too CI My hand TREY
BLZEOFITa EMOTION as I Write I fahal--
I t Dud! Ab, thud "Snebs"ll * * By a
mighty effort '1 have sufficiently recovered,
to finisl my tale of woe; but I shall never be
myself again.d When my friends at a distance
once more •visit me. they will behold a pale,
attenuated (how dreadfully she mist have
"tallen away,") form, instead of the once
blooming Mary. Ahl &retype:4k, (than; u 4)
may yon never know "how fraught with bit
tempo, is unrequited love"I' But tell me
'(addressing the "lovely youth,") is the young
man *Oast to a sense of beauty(l) or has be
become demented; that be thus flies from the
original of that lovely poetrait? (Mayn't the
\ slightest idea what the "attenuated" fair (vie
refers. to.) Ithl little did I dreani of the sad
rknounteat 'of the fearfully (to me, alas!)—
(more mystery)--interesting adventure ! Oh,
tell me some magic art to woo him back again,
if you would not learn that . Mary is a raving
maniac, crying e virlasti ngly,"Snobsi Suobs!!"
_ The case is certainly, distressing, and if
any of our lady or gentleman readers can
suggest, a remedy to assange the intense an
guish-of our fair, but maniacal correspondent,
we will forward it promptly.
A Bxn-Bun STOGY.—•The editor of the
drand River Eigl., , iives the followintr as the
experience of a friend stopping at the gala
=ZOO House !
"You see . I went to bed pretty all fired used
Up after a hull day on the old road; before
the plank was -laid; kalkilatin on a good
snooze; waal, just. as the shivers began to
ease of1;1 kinder fell. mouthing tryin to pull
off my shirt, and diggin their nebs into
the small of my back; tryin to get a good
huld. Wiggled, and twisted, and puckered.
Al! n% use—kept null' it like all sin.,
"BKMehy got up and struck a light, to look
aronMl a spell. I Found •about a peck of bed
bugs scattered niound, , and more droppin off
my shirt and runnin down my legs every min-.
it.. Sweapt off a place on the floor o shook
out a quilt, lay down and kivered . uP 1 n it for
a nap:.,: , , . ,
"No use, Mounted right on me like In paa•
I of rats on a meat tub, dude hole in the
and crawled t h rough and give me
gta foe tryin to hide.
"Got up again, went 'down stairs and got
the slush bucket from the wagon. Brought
it up, and made a circle.of tar on the floor,
lay down on the inside, and felt comfortable
that time, anyhow. Left the light burnin aftd
watched 'cm.. See& 'etn get together and
have a camp•mcntin' about 'it, and then
they went off in a . squad, with an 'old, gray
headed dne at the top, right up -on the wall
out on the ceiliu, till they got to the right
spot, then dropped right plump into my face.
i'act, by thunder.
"Waal, I swept 'em up again add made a
circle of tar on the ceiling too. Thought I
had 'em foul that time, but swan, to man if
they didn't pull straw out of a bed, and build
a regular bridge over it!" -
Seeingan inciedulonn expression on our
visiges; he clenched the story thus:
"let so, whether yua believe it or not, and
some of 'ern walked across on stilts,"
Bed-bugs are curious critters, and no mis
take. especially the Kalamazoo kind.
DMUS° OUT roe No. I.—We recollect
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hearing a utch triend, of our give a direction
to his son which may be consi 'erect a prac
..tical commentary upon Lord Manfield's dic-
EMI
Hans," slid he, ago to' the mill : right off,
Mere ish no corn meal."
"Yab," said flans, "and dere ish no corn
shelled neitlier."-
'"Xein? Yell, deu,akells you. How much
own Schmidt, borrows 7 you know Ten —last
year sometimes."
"Yel, Pont von Int slid," 'replied, Hann.
afi I tink, to). Take de mare, Haas;
and tell Schritidt you come fru: de corn rat he
borrows:, „At ml Hans, take a
.couple of 'bags
mit you, tuinn' son Hans: Schmidt hare a
'very abort metnory, 4 jlans, and taint" worth
tiles taking one bushel to de mills,. trans."
"Katie you little easeal, walk up and ilea
au account or yourself'. Where here yow
been?" •
"After the girls, father."
"Did Ton ever know ineto do:Pa when:,/
was a boil"'
"Ncy, sir, but soother did I"
A 4tnioe martrears_Mea.
Paranyhm, "was bitini ealeulated toludge
of pork than my poor husband- was; when he
was a living matt, he knew what. good hogs
wera,.forka had been It.outat uknntong 'an
from his childhoOd." -
ittraginstive Irishman gave utterance to
this Isto;itisiiiki retuitied to the hallo of
may. ,
fathers by might, on 4 I found diem en
rhioist 1 tried aloud, "Mv &atm where era
dasy?"• and echo responded, "Is that you,
Tic Datelstnan who ret)ised „to
. tsice a one
dollar bill because it alight be:Oteeed Flom a
ten, prefel`ii stage traveling tp railroitle.' The
foster, stocridimilieveight tartiag,
;jiottir, whiti t*lthet o .efT one.,
U. 8. Aitrieehmeal Society adreeti ae
trairSor'tl4 b a lt ik i t il e
!stogtht If .the horses are half s mite
loom *M* lit ust, be this 141 t of this track?
"Wzw ito you . setki#:thip of • coffee . upon
the eitair,'Mr. lotteir `. ••• "
"It is so reak;ate'etn," reptied Air. J . e!tes,
crettottety i ll tholi bt r,wouisi =`,
h is platiy rtideat that whoa a aitka buyi
hundred dollar lokadkeiehlef &re "duet or
a wite,7 that he is a a g&tri of s istisband:'
Saiatiotnciahiraistt that Itobitajtasiavek
ted aa , ittattameat aritirlihith 'be tan plait` a
ix!: of Lair in uv iinsti• at all.
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qi 4 1•" w ! "411 ' - t'r te
s tIENDUrAVA.,I 4 Io,29,n,
Piladelphia, ifenneiallaistifaitedia4
etas. had Imparted' One's% Cataglazas t awl dash
ors la Zed azet - Oak *de Leather had Kitik.
Philadelphia, Pebritary
WM. FRANCK, AUCTIONEER
1.11/..easeritiklinttourna 813,bitiTsidim
PHILWELPIIIA.
Ova imrslPri ,, - ,
AT 7g O'CLOO4, AT me- 4AU tgQ • "",
tArILL be sld without reserve,. rof
• • --Cloth ., Casihneres. Saluda, and ter
GaAs gmersay,slinata and Shoes, Catiery, ClAtik
tug, Mud* Tnenunists. and 314Tetiasitoneraly. •
* The Ascametr Wai pins AID atterdim
sea of wiry docriptAit.
February 17,1856
MITCHELL "A CROASCOILE,
4oOOOOTOIi TO O. IIt.YJOGT'Ar
' N0..10 N. 1114 it dEfillbollll inbArti4kilads.
XIFFERS for sale, at, .thellst rates,
X Jibs ibilarlutt srikles: BOYWNO ite m . ;War
Whiter Spay, 01 Lard Oil. Sinete, all. 1 mi tok ; m4l eivr
Paint 00M lika, Naval Stores, Extra , Wb Innter Els
Thant 00, Extra Wbile Winter Solar ' Oil, Rim.
ter WWI" Oil, oun mai Whale till, rata bale 011,
Sparta and Adamantine Candles, Kellam Peruvian,
Guano. de.. ita.
%tabor 6. '5.6 '
FALL STOOK OF NEW .)008,
von 1.855.
aEASONAZLE -Shawls. Fashionable
sits, full dock Moak MU, Dram Ganda: an kinds,
Etta and flannelaElnen and Canon abeetlngs
Magda lioasakeeidng Hoods, Cloths, Caidnanat and Tea
flap. ,
BYRE i JARRELL.
Foarilvand Melt Sta., Mad*.
P.0 , -"Altnnikingang wad nthealed cas& burrs MOWS
witifsearen and &nimbi* Day- Goods at fire maw - llai;
pant from Philadelphia andliew, Work Auctions daily.'
11.-8 eon French /Wooer, di colas,: 'Rohm&
, ,
inna 63 cants to Et 25. . _
September 15, 111.55 , ' 3740
CLOTHING - PALACE-CARD.
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cIATICUTa OP A MOTOR QUALITY, AT
=TIIOIII/iii P. MILL Mb COOS
GBZdV cars V? maim cLorra.vc Nr.4
VO. 165, one door below sth, north
il d eit ti in the new Iron _
who want to Istrchne it Suer article of tat
dyloado clothing than has ems bettors been offered, and
Itetalalnau who would pious themselves In any torment
for their wardrob4 or in snits for their ems, should go
to this establishment, so bodintrably lo keeping through
out, with the Gout Street of Fashim, on which it is
rated. and burets/to the best„erhieb can -alone Oat" a
ro , ftet taste. thilt* ordogle germorats made to order at
the shortest notice. A full assertutrnt of too Furnish
ins Gonda also offered. grarything in the latest style of
Fashion. and ticket-marks* with the honest cash pries to
plain figures.
Pitilmitto,Oetaber:3,
:GREAT BARGAINS IN .DRY 1:100D8,
. Whotaalc and 'Mail., , . •
Opening of Pall Geode.
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AUSSETT & GREEN Niro. 15
North Second street. (career Jonee' Alley; Phil
elphLa. Bemiring dadly from the Philadelphie and
New York Auctions. all the mosidadrablestylee of Dress
Goods. Irmo+ lierittb. Parrametas, Madonna, Debege. de
Lemsa Shawb. Estella Bordered, Cashmere- 1 3t1boir Ray
Mate, Lowland Square Blanket ShawiS ; Table Corers;
Woot•Plaids: Sark' and Opera libutnels; linen Table
Cloths: Towels; Tiskingm Weiland COUOR rdaper; Rad
and Whlta Moneta; the best and cheapest Muslin' in
the city,. We call annelid attention to our Black Wks.
all the celebrated makes at the lowest cub Prim and
warranted Oil Boiled; also, to our Long and Square ftro-i
eta Shawls Blankets, all sites, and all prices, together'
with abat e assortment of lien's ami Boys' wear; the isr-,'
Pit and' cheapest Satinetta le the City and all other
;ands too numerous to mention. at the Chain Store of ,
I'AIJ;!SETT A OMEN.
3f 3m
80pt.22.'5fp
MUSIC PUBLISHING HOUSE.._._
LEE I WALKER, Buccissorsto GEORGE
WILLIG, Nall* Chesnut street. Under the 1
Utah Muse, Philadelphia, row constantly'
publishing the latest Music, frotn the most papules Au.
thori In the United Staten, in' a style that 1111 vie with
any - issued at any other house, either in phis country
or Europe.
!They hive also the pleaiove to announce to the public
that their stock of Sheet Made on hand, consists of the
largest and most complete suenetawnt to be found la
country; they are constantly adding to their stork all the
New Maxie published in New York, Boston, la.. .
They also publish several Instruction Books, which ate
In general use throughout the country.
PIA:COS—A tine assortment of the best inanutketnrers
of New York and Roston. at the lowest cheep prices.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. -
. Alan, a general apartment of Guitar". Vl4lnss. Ilaujoaa.
Flutes. Areordernia. /ie., Violin. Guitar and Harp ritricerra x •
of the beet Italian qualities. all of which will he furulab.
ed to the public and the trade at ! Gle . lowest
• Orders punctually attended - to.
Sir Ali Lee I Walken' Site? and Plabllezti:na can
obtalned at. e 1 AssAx.z. 1;04L and Mint...fre, Notts.!
erne. •
Phllvi.o- 4,4 "PA 4 isr.. , hit:
AGNEW a COI EitUt AND SHAWL STORE.
No. 196 Chesnut. it., Ptiltidelphls'
e take leave to inform the Ladies
ant Pottsville and rielnlty. that we have now
open a full stator Fall and 'Winter French 0..6. just.
arrlred hr itarre end Liverpool Steamers. In our rdiawl
room will be found the moat extensive assortment of
Brorhs. Lim4 and Squate SHAWLS. Stella and Printed
. 13Ordeced SHAWLS, In the city; while our CLOAKS.
TALMAS and MANTU.LAS, In Meet MA and Rare
Astir', cannot be surpasses. •
44-111111 k and Dress Goods.-es.
This .I;partment is-supplied with ail the h e u,st shies
of Oro stir, Plaid, Stripe. Plain, 'Slot e Antique - and Black
Silks, white Ire Antique forilwidal dreame r Etch Silk
Rohe Dresses, Printed Pasboartva and DeLanes. Lupine*.
51141:10111 and Clubmen*, a tarp" amealment of all colors
and very cheap.
Embroideries, Taboos. Mores. &e.
- 1141 , -11Spurning Goode, "OS
Of Lypins, Beadatrines,, Cashmeres, De Lanes, etc.
We earnestly vtottrlt a call from our Country Mends,
feellirz confident fmm'our great. &ditties for .purehising
pmts. Re can offer great tchgalus. AONEW & CO.
P. S.--Constantly recetitng new goods by the Euro.
pean Steamers.
October 13,1!55
SAVING FUND
or Ins
'U. S. lasuisztee, Aipuity sad but Co.,
JOUTH E. corner Third and' Chea.
ktinut streets..Philadelphfa..--espital $230,000. Miney
,la received on deposit daily. The amount derui•ed irl
- entered In a Deposit Book and given to the Depositor, or.
if preferred, a certificate win te . •
411 sums. large and small, ere received, and the :umlaut
paid hack on demand. without notice,
Interest is paid at the rate of ,fiec, tier 017,- entrtmest•
clog from the day ,of deposit. and ceasing fourteen days
previnui to the withdrawal of the is one,. :
On the first dkrof January. in each year, the Interest
of each deposit le Old to the depositor, or added to the
principal so be may prefer. • ~, , •
The company:have now upwards of
.. ,000 depositors in
the city of Philadelphia alone.
Any additional intbrnistion wilt& given.by addresainy.
the Treainrer.•
• Ste! R. Crawford. r
,ophera _frawit,- .
55
Jobnyou. We
Preset, Paul B.Goddard,
Ambrose W. Thompson, nearer Mellenry,
- •.inj. W.Tinzley. James Derareux.
sen b L. irynnium. Gnatarua Eckallah,
S'reptury a lor Triovrrn• I'LEVY PISA. •
IW/ar owl ne•rprdei C.OI;ILLSCHL AGER.
drptembei 8, '34 • 3161%.
October sp, '55
COLA
/5/v*PO KaufactoftllTS
,
Moo,
5:,r, South Fourth street (opposite. Li-
J brier street). Philadelphia. bie sinking. engrac.
lug, printing, onolssising.*e. Original designs. budnem
' - derlres.• notes, bill-beads, labels, seals, views or
stele& machinery, de. accurately drawn and engraved.on
reasunable terms. Penamts at a distanen can have their
engravings executed from daguerreotypes.. by sending
them per egress or. otherwise. Die sinking and embus
sing. fin for business earth , . envelopes. labels. de.. seals
for societies, corporation, and companies, engraved acid
embossed. n wood or brass. Older sea/ presses. heads of
uoulpapers for common printing or cylinder Prelim.—
thishamed printing. for business cards, envelopes , labels.
!c Plain and ornamental Job Printing. business cards.
tin-tabus. notices. bilbheads. Promissnr7 notes. Druggists'
avid Apothecaries' Labels, plain and embossed, manna*.
turene labels, tabs and tickets, '
Printing In gold, silrersod robust, envelope printing,
salt and flour bags, de., Manufichned'and printed at the
shortest notice In alt colors: Papering manufactory;
grocers% bakers'. confectioners', and all kinds of paps'
logs for sale. Envelope* aid/ goatlike anddrecriptions,
vie.: for homeopathic used [sealed and printed
directions. tar putting up medicines far lending abroad.
Wedding and visiting rarthornipared and printed. "Mao,
envelopes of the finest English and Preach paper. to di
exactly any end. circular or Invitation. Conr”snesre
envelopes. to fit deeds, bonds, mortgage&Ba. awde in the
bed manner. •, Wk. COLBERT;
Y. 11.--Orders sent by Zeros, aspes agreeweet:
Sept. R2,'66:' lib •
Ytir "event blteritat Is given end the money Is alintyi
OM hash wbeaerer It Is exiled the, trithot Itteneterdp
of &lel notke fbr it %Bottum.
%mile who Ureters* same put their money
Satins fund; an invennt of tbasupertoessfeq notion
ventenoe Itnffaeds, Mit II fly sum, Isei, or swan, iir
salmi
This eivite Tend lien more'thin huffs intlEtolt of dai
Imre sevandy Invested for the ishity of depatitstri.
The ogee is open te - retetre and par 'money oreiz by.
rem, 9 erPreit .the morning till 7 o'rinek" In the Slew
10 end on Monthly end Tlnsesdir arevlnger.lol ft eetoilt-1
Norte who; hutelltlttgfiattot,ltt,iretistitv4 i
the antes for furthetttion.
L. llVllllKETtrenahnif;
- "f, Itillfrltlf Pyrtirav,
RRED, Seerdol7..
La. !No. 11-1 '
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Tit/PORTER - lioll,-fincir, 6044, git;
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A o iekaitlelas paitatasakisardils, Ant druids, so*
eanaai Ansi llaintiaila and
pie sawlip pada, sad' sistuda4swer atlrsvallus
Atawng east, sod tiiivelita" thilapsailont "Always
hisi4, avast irasisty of lYatley est sd a! silieral,`
nltable far littalt Illatlidar, and yew reinnal.
Lai
Sept. Aria Strati *Mange as Matra)
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lona
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1I "rm. - 01444 , szth, rioadefork.
. -YH *TAIL CoMPANYi • -
CCIMITBD - of `tile - first -Artists in
the Wen , and exceeding Strength and TaletiC
any lhatestie eand Hutton heretelbre offered tether Ttne ,
grind pnW k, wili appear every night in (lamed,. Zs
pdy,iterinAlr' enieDratua.."tiauderilles.linateat tindettaa,
Le.. Le, Ulken visiting the dty ga. them
Anguit 2:514 . 34ten
; oil. :Duero ,
lyintad
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' PHRENOLOGICALOABINET& , c
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• - FOWLERS, :WELLS I CO., Phij..
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jeop . hal/Nags and Publisher,. 121 Arch sired.
So n * • , beicrir riereuth, Philadelphia. funzish ill
works on Phrenology. Physiology. WOO
(stn, Magnetism aud thamogrephy. whole.
Actin and retail. at New Test prima. 00-
_ lessitnuil • ossuansilcal, with Filar* aud
' :lull written dateriptions of elutiactre, day
' ^ • And cumin& Cabinet hue. 1 ' 11.• • -
Phlladelpl,la. Fobruary 24, 1835 My
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. • BOYS" CLOTHING.
THE SULlbußlßEß,,,`would respeet
. fully Inform their ntunannistriendsande ao of
twain Oienity, that their assortment of elothhig (he
Young trentetenen Is much larger than. ems. - and they
are disposed to sell cheep. Persons firing et a. dist/mew,
• bays the - privilege of creetnnithrg clothing purekasad at
this sktre,if they do not snit.,
' • • F. A. HOYT t Bewillish,
- • 272 Cbretnut,fit., corner of Tenth, Pldbahr:
April 22. Ife:i •
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NOTICE.
ILA:VIPIG purchased the entire Stoat
of the late aRI
Eo.w. DGWAY & CO., we
thmtkral fora eontinnance of the I
nt petronage bestowed upon Mr. Ridgway; a '
having undo arrangements to be Ineonstintrampt of
a %II as ortment of OILS, vs feel confident vie rasa Ore
entire sailsMetion to the customer) of the late Mule.
and respect:ldly solicit the trade in mond to call"slid
esanthsa nut stock beibrspnreluming elsewhere.. •
, CROASD :'
ALE
Sept. 110 38.17 - - No. SO N. Whores;
MI
Funs!
• • FURS!! ' FURS!U
• Ladles! Furs: f:
M .
GET?. Nos; 74 South Second aid
158 .treh streets.. Philadelphia. bas sara arranged
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and offers for sale. on reasoned. them. his
large dnd ishiable assotttninat of this latest
styles of CAPO. PELLERINES. and
MIN ES, or he following choice selections:
Rupian tall('; Mink Marten, *Silver Marten.
Canada iv' ibis. Drown Marfen; . Prussian haul*
Hudson 'Ur: 4 We; Etrale Marten, , Filth, de.
• Plilladelphhi. (let. 'hs .44.2 n( M. 0
TOYS, FANCY COORS. &C.
TUST received a splendid assortment
•doer 'rem Patter Article% t'Unvime, China Babies, -
Dominoes, Raines. Meriesti Boles, Bird Organ. C7Xar Ca,
re*, Brst? and Tobareo Bozos. Pipes of orrery , sntiens,
Yancy Boxes. Pies Monnates, l'usalesami Tricks. Slates
and Venetia. Toys of all Mods, with an endless variety
of other gsnds, WItOLESA LE AND RETAIL.
Q--tans mounted with gold; sliver. ivory, Ind
y repaired. ONO. M
. DO__
N. 4 11.0/6 North 6th St; (above Motet.) Phitada:
0.12 1 5 411•Ltrt
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1 BOYS" CLOTHINC.
THOMAS & THACIfifitAT, i, - •
4
....... :SU teAwing Mny abort , lath, Philadelphia,',
DANE consul yon hand and make
1 . Ito nolo r nova C lIINO. of the most Improied
styles. nelsons from a distance purrbasing at this*:
tablisbutent. hate the prhilege of ehanging any article
which may not suP. . .‘
H.' B.—A large assortment of Patent Shoulder-ma*
Boys' I. , hlria. , together with a general assortment, of
Youths' Furnishing ttoods. whirl we are erensred UP On
-.--
at low Mena for cash.
13eptemher 1. WS
Per Ladies and Children.
OHN FAREIRA, Importer, Monoe
fsetand and &Mir in ill kinds of FANCY 1/140,
No. Market street (above Kiihth), Philadelphia.
Having Wlw completed my very largeand beaulifulas.
ointment of all the different , Undo of Fancy Yung, 4hd
fashioned into all the different stykt and fashions that
will be worn during the present season by Ladies Mid'
Children, and being determined tp sell my goods Masa!!
profits, it will le to the advantage of Ladies avolothOli
to give me ft call before purchasing.
- N. 6.--Storekeepers and the trade Will do well to oil,
as they will find one of the largest and best variety' of
stocks to select from in the city. JOHN rAllEllit.
Sept. 21.1b5
- LADIES' FANCY FUR STORE.
. - .
,Entropean and American Furs, '' '.
THElsub scriber has - opened for (fie_
'reason. his tonal splendid assortment of FUIIS.
consisting of Russian and Iltidson's liby Sable. -Stone
and Mink ;• Marten, Royal Ermine, Arlie* Chinchilla,
At... Ac. i. , • , .
Min assortment of Fur& tbr trimmings I. lame Nadal).-
nimble. Alen. a fine rumortment, of Ladies' and (lante
rn} Glom* (lento' Collars and Nilo, Carriage and Sleigh.
• Robes. Foot Muffs, Ai. ,
All then Love articles are mad, in the nevrest stylerrand
warranted. • (IEO. F. lIVIIRATII.
...•
• !
Yo. t 3 21}i11..4 4.4..streel. PhiladelphiiC , . .
N. 11. All kinds of SHIPPING FURS bought. ..- .
- Oct. l. 1) '5O. 42-3 M ' :
. .
TO DEALERS IN OIL CLOTNEL - '.. :
•
T HE UNDERSIGNED being larggi
: engaged In manutlretoring Oil Cloths, has made at.
rangemento to sell his own manufactured goods. the
Mock an stare to complete, the finality , uasurparbefLind
the pricen at which he as afford to Pen, cannot WI to
give statinfictlon.
Special ear, will be taken In aellecttng tbr order.. ilia
',Stock tonrlito of ELI/tlit till. CLOTIIS. from 2 to IS feet - I
'wide—new; pattern. oaks, tapestry. rusrhk , and flies;
i CAB RI AO R TiiS OI L cyrrsis, nn dick.. thins anti thus
v
lin. enameled and 0 in surface: TABLE OIL C 1 0T11 5 ,4
to 6-4 wide: in the pi and tem*. su perior to ihe'llin
pmted: STAIR DIM GET )11. 11. I .3111, Ar. Kier,
house, l'9 Atoll st., b ey Th rd. Philadeittia,
- Tit eatisa, AffrivrVacturie.
-August 4, '4.;', • ' . ' . - 31-bm '.. ',
TO FOUNDTLYIII2I, RACittRISTO it Onntiit
A PI.T RYES,- N. E. corner South send
..
, Penn streets.. Philadelphia. furnishes Ingot conger.
and rann.pig ben, Rhea iron. solders, tire bricks, pert
able for spelter. !kick tin. lead: finindry mouldings.
Encino< crucibles. anthrinny, babbitt Mehl. wind 'of all
kinds brae. old copper. Ae., Le. lie by ohm, a dealer In
wrought and east 'Scrap iron and other metals. It Is lils
Amine tractommodaterattehintstsandothersata distant*
from the city. by furnishing any article they may limit!
in their business.. Articles. not mentioned la the shore
will ba procured aid forwardfd. -toy Inquiry In the
above linc will be promptly answered: .r.
• i • , A. Puns*.,, ,
N. Loonier South. and Penn streets.
Elept,ft '54 • ~. . ... . 3.5 . 45
. VTOOP i ioilkilMON 11101iiiii; :
Ridge Avenue, Phuadelphia. '.,
r
11Eattention of the-public is invited
M
• ' I. the extenntre manufactory and wan- c oons of el
s :t
rrilee, who to prepared lo furnbdu, at the shOdeirt
notice, teal Bailing of every deicriptlon for C'eandirdes„
PubliC mid Private Buildings. also Verandahs, Rateable&
Vountains, Setteen..f hairi. Lions., DM& Ac.: 'add ollibr
Ornamental Iron Work of 'a decorative diametet. all of
• which IS Osoented with the express dew of pleising the
taste, while they etundne ell the retrileltes - .70 . 100,
and substantial construction.- -, • . •• - .
~.
. . Purchasers may rely On haring all articles carefully
boxed and shipped to their place of d'estinatiori.
.. ' A book.rif designs will be Pent. Si. these who wish to
make a selection., KODKOT .WOODi .'
'-
Ridge Avenue , below Spring Garden St, Shihula.
Oct. 6,'35.. . . 40..21n ,;. 1
41-2 m .
11'1111a/33 33.(lod.vrii
NEW 'ENGLISH EDITION-
L 1 14.06 GLEISENTAGIC GAGLoGY.
!AWED. ‘? ;
;
MANUAL of- Elementary ,
GMole
nlryi se, the ancient rhanvo of the Perth and WI
whaldtanto. no illnotinvod Iry Geological motkumenio. by
Kir Charles Lyrli, U. A.. 'F. R. S. Firth English edifies,
mat . enlarged:nod illuarodcd with:LW wood cutp,,.
one•VoL,Aco. Cloth.Sl i 5.
• ALSO, °
CB
LYeirs . PripetPiro of Grang": or, the modern &Miter"
et the Earth and ItalobalAtants. INlntb and revise 4 tdl
- labile Vol., Bro. Cloth, V 25. ; For :ale at
' 11:11ANNAN'S
Rcpt. all, SS 39._honk anel Ataffoneo Skim
'
CRATES: .
JustPaidished,' a New Discovery in Nail
LOAM
, . ,
..
&hi, 'A FEW WORDS on the ratronal iiente
.•
1 I
men t. ni t ato Medicine, of SPeroisfaltholl
1 .- or Land Woaliness: Nervotts Debility: ,Low
;:i Spirits.Lassitud... Weakness of the l'Amlii.;
..etid Reek: Indisposition end Irni•ispaiity . for .ritudy end
i.ati;.r. Dullness of Apprehension. Isnw of Memory. Ater
„Pion to Society. Loco of Solitude. Timidity, SeltDistiturt,
:Dizzineats,!ilead•Arbr. involuntary Discharge,. Polite in
the Side. - Alleetlon of the I.7.yes. Pimples 011 •tli.' OM
&renal and other Infirmities In Man. ~ . ; ;;,. ;: •
Wreak the Preach of Dr. B. Be Leitcy. i '
The important fact that tbree'alarmingrernplaintiwarY
raailY be removed oratAnailliediciaMb In this email 'tries
clearly &ginner/and; and tho entirely new and bttbly .
.attcreatrat treatment , . an adopted by the author,lcil ex
plained, by means of irbfeb Imery one la enabled to`eirre_
./ritnerlf rfrdly. and the least passible Dad. araidlns .
it/elide. MI the advettbNi - riontrams of tibe
Feat in` any addrensgratis. and post free In a seaindlin
veleta.; by remitting (post paid) two issdagestaurpli to :
Dlt. 11. Ds LAN.P.T..
Sept. 14, '3si 'l7-Itras 17 . Lisprnard Norntork
OBBUIVAL NOVEL BY E. 1:-WILLIO r
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR leas
~.:
• • ' Bow anal Brilliant Series. •
%
TIN ;the fifth of - Jauntily next, the first
k . Jtsumber of the sax antra tut it'6o3. of Zia ;Well
known Yanaly News Paper, will twinned, with nip , type
- and new, attesetlons; the principal one is of thelind
which has been parrakVinth .Ulintoan and ZinnPoall
pertaneals, to be tbootataptithlo 'sad popular, SM..
A :VOW it arri,A inuolherr. Thetitle 15... , TA . 114 EANit
Or. ittritbqf o bidt else-torldet..4 novel,* by N. P. yO 4 ,
' Meows return 04 the anthoelt pro to nfirkiwtattlha
;has Mot-with Nom. puerto. in other days, but whkb he .
•aboudootal forth. strougar,ideortious Mind W
and ors,_
the debtor routarale--nay babe untottrestiat,to the
rhos of loaders who hayi kindly Mk:l*rd him Ittlath.
lila logger explicatee and Detterknoirlydgp at the natletr
gill, of bonne, give him groaror atvantighai than pat*
•for truthhllke . portrayal In &nom Ili has, bwilOty o
lair etnrr of personal observation - and fricidenk' aft*
has toren Wapiti non hissrallable material willip'Sba;
teed to actual dateriptiou. and width eoldd only bi and
through the•dlotadisidualizing protean pr Tom*:
• '
In otiditkm to this new, trature' t a ortlett or 440 1 4
*d e b /Ai gi m p mid hinsdity O. P.Mainiticintil in VA
WO woutlek., in vase, founded IOpOO jaaa, calk V!‘ ,
• Mors oi 0 Star." -by , J , Mt FILMS Un Aznentiticlologar
,Tortes Sr orar natengent bt - itetk !! It h "W l *
numbet Of the year. '' '`' -
, n' . .. -
Beside* the eoutrinnints' Oka, - 1/t 01' aiRiaiia'r
the lions Attend will' entails tre and
One*
to t tr
tle,Ourtipoististoor of a lure WC nottribal • arb-ialt.
spite of ills Ifurojirat, lindabes—t sokeflos 'Of l in
most fit tarrothbp publhatil or, -414 . Mean*
an--puipiquaat inotir . elf actfuliOts
• aneedoW.Abs emu and
the palatal atetebtai of pal*: ibartrient—_ „Be - 4n*
Reuel, of the, world we nab lini•-tuat baroaklealitrolli
tor tlatt lodit holdotto—thothrldt and ranter* ~Pows
-41 i. pleit of 'NOV lagetattali••••The "int.'hoiott lad
pathos dl the thaes—ilad tattosou 1146. Inolit v s!azmitlip•
tr 04 ansubr, sod thtt usual mitt ofranftleflottld,bla
nen the ullilaturat of Surlbb ' liteeindokorlo
Timm: poetry. or. 142 need pot ,roudadolar main that
wo haoaano tenor two attsarpinial- i sip ,
ibtiftellitutilk itiridi of Yrio rOO2, irtiollinil , Of ilk
early nitre Or tatty two Aaiun Of strlyiall ' •
. asomar Bittleadreoultb. 07 walla , ....-. It t •
'Mahal—ice one OW la; ihrtanta4Billa4*
!laY f)terilr:Mrifoll44i3pltatati
- • '
T.d aio. kadPalyal . ort, lit illidroorsta4loll.ll4 .4 ‘ . •
xri. c 4 ... 5., , _ 'll . ,
,;''' -,
En
FANCY FURS,
PUBLICATIONS.::.
L,
~,Briltrirmi, , -, ,,, z.., „,.
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'''''' - . -- --''; : .;';.' . 1. 0 .14140. . 1.40: • -. 0., 1 . 1 ::::-•::L' ,.. .','_:;ti .
ligeti.WiespeOillk,,enziciinittato
t tile
.ic. . . , ~. Alutthe haa - -misplated ida etioitar f
mac ak . ~ to locust Yalkiy, Mohnylkill raounthiand
loam* • plink tri, famish all :kinds
,0t Limber at - that
!OF,* Prioal 14 Moa t #ainlhatti and ifutf *kg
..try st*aliadeoception.
~, illiirlißentkerithat cattolordMat thwaluddiiMMlM
. - Pim lie . *-4111-W , - 1 - , "- !•-:.***Willitt L
' ; '" •-- . LUMBER VILUNIMER H.L- .: ::,4 . - - : i
il ',,D4phiiti. '.&/.SOSirtehatibi r . s lC*
• " I altod taraiMit MillstainidaM.Mit ell With •‘•. ; ' ••.- '
. rtillUVlCt'. 1 .
Al,* 011ahnitt , rddntiom iiiinglinst lath; , and •- • • ;• •
lath *brags amairto-.. Mmorandettionarig-sit .
Rao!-
ter bills ar :icy beaftiphantlaisa of lumbick will and I
to`Alierr Ward Co &phi/ to the undersigned, astbe *.• • •
piny, luta' . bine* - Taer'' at 'troika od thalraell. and - -
give gam :Mspaich•to waders Il_w_map mob& • - ;
. .:• •:;• .- - ... •-• .; • FiLLIFOUIt WUXI& Mag. e &pt., .
:. 3.- . 1-3,..
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~: , - : • Letter addrawo-"" narriaburg, Mi...
-• No as '-lii, •;),1 -• , .. , . 3 . -
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ACHINE CiAlitiintrit Y...
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ALISO* S. S. t4/3 PACTDRY A '
SAAB_
l i t. RattOolchavameeinity, Pa.
irrql Subscriber. (of 'the . lite .firrOO
& Lwow, haying now . his Manufactory . -
complete , is prepared to manufacture by inachlue.
• . Pracfm , Fromm, Sian, Alms; DUO, Mutters; I'.
aid " Awning rtas
Awning h.imad genet. • - ..
" .„
'.
ally all tufting in Woad. • Aim ',..,.1;
Drift al Roillenal Cent, with the
Iron w 3 ar
.completes he., Ac.,
at the shortest notieS. ._ .
. •
1 111
He for sale Camber any deamiption. - and en
'famish WM of Lumber at short no. Also,an
mud of DOOM Rash (gland and pr i m ed ), Bed Posta,*
&a., mataally on hated. ; ' • • - - • - -
doldrotia of PantitaabiM amid, in his tine - -
Mtailesai, re Invited. to MI audieutnize his dock an
woalmanaldp bating perchadog.eisewhere. • • '
Orders Are solkit and. strict utbmikal WM be or
to their Ildthful and prompt aseattion. • - -
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' •-- -"-'I ' • ; ' • - - • •
,- MARLYS L*WTON, Ja.: ,
St; Cia li t z Velarstlay A. 1335,. ~ , ;..- • : .. Erly :• •
• —r---•
' • 0 ENV LUMBER YARD; • _,:.-
L, I In IlehayllrlU *lames. . . -
• PAI I M' &-FR117, - .'respeetfully invite
thoattaintkosof Bidders and others, to thair Maite
utioitmeht.of Seemed and !)York Limber-, which_ Way
.will be peppered M: faintish by the latter end. of Mar&
next, at time lownstpiadlie rates, YOU CARII!I._ •,. .
1. 1 Our stack causista of Wausau; Yawns Pass IMAMS,
Palm aud Boum Also heavy stuff. such as Item's,
Jima, Sysaa, Scisttraos, Parrs, to.' We - have also or.
dared a 'assortmeaMot didenaut dicalltiatof Jam
:and I*, Itunututs.•Mcims, Castimilaints. Paulin and
• IPuunr.t tber with all Ober materials belonging tothe
Limber. - _ ~_ ~_7: i ' • . - 1
One of Arta - being, a .peactlial trolldin 'we Batt*
It;
ourselves 'laying seleetMonistock invert a maser
as togivel i matiresatisfsetim. Ourihsavylumberharibeen
Mid to Order. thus lamenting - Mach waste to the per.
Wiser or Inithier.... -• • • ,- 1 : • .:. , .
Call and etunhimlbeibm porctinains elsewhate. '• Yard
impolite. . Palm's Mice, • .. i • 1'; It. PAUL •
' &buy II Ilaven. lfebrusay 24,D535 -,- ' - Ady
- 0 •
• -• • '•'. i lIIDWIN o. , rieri.
_ _ ......
.TO , RPNTRB AND BUILDERS.
i
The liebizylip'Co.launberlklianifiettring Co.,
T A VINO ,now - their large' Shop!On
•• - Railroad *trod In full .amra l Bowan prep:triad to
turnh. to , carpenters and Willem gene rally, boors,
Minds, Mutters, Risk :Mouldings; Poor and 'Window
frameamd miry article in Mt line in the latist idyls
and wcalmanlikr toanaer, and at ; a saving of ilk perm'.
on twOat mt.: They have alio op hand. a large*mort.
wont of I• - .. • .. - i • - ' 2 - • .
White MU. Plank. 3, 2,e r :__2.1!.4.1 1 14, 1.3 A 341nch pOel, •
White Pin. Boards and Platte - Pine Flooring. ,
'Yellow do .do : .Yellow •do do , '
Dry and linen Hemlock .or all• kinds for building par-
Oak, Haide. l'oplar, Chak, Plank and Scantling Boards,
I and 1 ;;4 inch. •
Cherry and Walnut Plank.`forraUlnii. •
Mao turned omit, such'', bed posts. table lags, haula
ten. on hand or tumid to onler, and Nib of stuff laWld
to order t the shortest notice. ;
Chto Ten Horse Engine with 24Saet holler. all Complete
and Ingqod order. for We, cheap, by ths Schuylkill Co.
!Amber Osopany. !!
Pottaville. August li.
. Il INUFACTUREB . ;
----,..
PORT CARBON SHOVEL FACTORY.
- . Charles Smith ; l i rcorricier• .
Ali:of coal shovels, molest toalrfddlaitSC•
e4Th pa ronage of the nubile Is )erep...thally Shileited.
-July, '65 : o.ly ' ..
.
NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
onyx* erassr, ant Po o% tistow irot a Ilin i rortsvuts.
LASI UEL STRO USE hhs just opened
ij a liMge stock of all hinds of Boots, :hoes,
Trunks, IC'arpat Bags. OtunshOte. Ac. Among 1
his stock may always ho finand Ladies' and
Childre:allhomi, ( tatters, slippers, Re., of every
variety. Also; Boots and Sheep Salted for Miners' wear.
ufseturingand Bereiring doneat theshortest
notice. -10 et. 'al .•55 424?
E TEPISIVE MARBLE YARD,
i ci
Illaiiiintausio Si., ;Pottsville. "
rA,H. Subscriber is prepared, at his old
St d, to furnish all kiedsOf materials in Ids line,
ur uild tigpurposes—rlainandernamental. lie invites
Mr attention to thel ltimb Slants and Mona
te of his manufacture: They ran be had in en
It ,
e variety of style, and wlll compare favorably In
St
sty and finish, with any nbtained elsewhere;
and are end at cheaper rates. I ,
Jan.! 1355 ?Ay* ! JOHN T. LANG.
—_—__ .. _ _
BLINDS AND SHADES,"
1-.. !
(1F- very variety, on hand and made
it° tder. Iry
• A. 11. BIIITTOII at. CO., - . •
•
To. 40 Korth Third strfa, l'hiladelphin.
Manufacturers of Gold Bordera and painted Shades, of
beautiful designs, with every deerription of Blinds and
Shades trimmings. facings:Ae.,.vhdealla and Man; at
prices tt will give satisfaction,
October ha 13,'55t
° slam
;TIAN BLIND MANUFACTORY.
1., tott.Nosweglasji & Illtatu*tasmo. ,
M. ZERBE announces to the cit
izens. of Waivedlle and ritdnity, that he is pre
[Mnufacture V•metietri iffinds of etery, Abe, color
e, at abort notice and at the lowest rates. Ile
fident that a trial alone le sufficient to be Con.
f the itdrantage of pure/wing his Blindst:
'assortment of Blinds constantly on band. H.
repured to 'repair, paint.Mnd trim old Blinds In
MUM? as to render Mimi 'almost squad. In appear
new. . 1854 .1-1;
HEAOOTB A NDN
T le lnharriber, thankful for past patron
age, would respectfilly Inform. his friends
and ttO public generalirltud he FAH contin
ues the hi:minces of ceiling: l making and re
pairing WON and SHOES, of all
- ew—wellb kinds. at the shortest miles and
moat reauctable prime. et the corner of Centre and Oil
lowhiti rtieeds. Pottsville. and wituld solicit *continuant*
of their favors. hoping that strict .attention to business
will merit It. ' • ; SILAS STROCBH.
Cor. Centre and Oallowbfff Ste., Oppeeiteffsauinge Wife:
Novernher 10.1.5
YEN=
fith
Ell
pared to
and sty,
feels co
-minced o
A fistel
Is also p
'netts
&nee, to
OUSHNEL 4 TULL. -
64 pock gltreetiMktladelphlii,
.ill'e.;;;diwt„,.. Gigs, Coartus,: liarnuehea, V' loelped .1.11:8.
Glisters, Wheridearrtres, Nursery:Swings, Rocking llois: t s,
atm. Invalid Chaim ac., .te.. wholesa a and retail?'
- SepteMber 22, 1t , 53 i. . :gay
POT'TSVILLE ' ,
~. , SA ale slid Harness Mantilietory. '
- - he Suberiber nrquld '
n moat ntspeetfully !smite the
1 attention of the ettliens of P,otts- • .
Fine lind tha Coal Region In general: to his rge an
well selected stock' of SADDLERY. all kindle of •
. . I Carriage and Teta Karnes.,
Collars of all descriptions, Drift harness. Le. lie 'de.
sires all who =ay need anytblnr ln the above line to call
and seestila . goods before pnodtaelng elsewhere, as there
can he nothing Inst. . , . • ,
Orders for Ilainos. Ai.. prnniptly Ailed on reawmaLle
twins. I . • LEFEVER WOMELPDORFF.. %
9P.Pceigg CPI/ Plod Mora, Olsen street, liatseilk.
h 3.1555 : [Slav 13.'541 114 f
_____ - • •
SOCK DRILLING IMEACHUIES FOR sumo.
• GAILDNEWS PATENT,
.1 - 4 10,R tunneling or elia ft ing - ---operated
by hand, horse, or Maui power :. . Pmallest form of
the machine veldts but to pcMndkean be operated by
one morm;and strikes= hloww.per minute. The blow
ix olds nod by the compression of au India RubberSpr t ar.
which. expending. throws the twill with great fore. In
evngl erate rock one man ea* drill a hole lli Inches In
diainet , flinches in depth. per honr=in ordinary and
stone.'
stone.' to 3 feet per boar. It drills Orin:Illy welt at any
angle. Ins driftirsy, 6 feet by 11, two of these machines
nun be ' worked. /11e work of this machine. can be seen
et Filen' Tunnel', on Volt Carbon roe& %bore it wax ex
hibited. Machines can be furl:4l43ml of increased power
as wanted. . •;
Thei'atent MAIO Pr Schuylkill and other counties is
for tale.. Apply to the katente.. •
' -O f : AIITIIIIIOARDNEB, -
Trinity Buud:nr. New 'ark.
=NM
M
MOROCCO
NE ROCCO LEATHER and SHOE
IL indlog &re, at Dcriaold stand, on .liallroattat.,
tuirille,, .
The undersigned respectfalq informs the customers of
the above nett known establishment, that - he will contin
ue the rasanfactunr of all kind. of - - - • -
. ~• .• • ' . : MOROCCO, , • : ..- .-
Sub is Kid. Straits, Front Ihnorii, Shoe, Hot and Book.
ilindinr Pink : Linings ,. Zr.. ae.; and • will ;constantly
to . .rem • hand a 'general assortment of all kinds of LEATII.
Kn. o has (Mk Tanned and MA SOM.Leather. Slaughter
hips. iirenr6_ and City Calf Skit* . , • -
.":.tlincri -Upper.LAttiter. and aiiaeleti of shoe'ritidinga,
such g
.Threttlia. Nana, Pogo. Cljairmahe.,./te., altar which
will tie Sold at theintrest cub prier.. ‘.
7 • ', ' ' ' - Jonx h. - MINNIO. r
• litr;Aft kinds or Skive tenth as fiber", tient 'fleer.4lle. -
and also Punsse,•talien In exrharMe for Leather, at the.
hlxhest market *toes, Of paid foe ins ult_.. .
Pottsville. 0rt.p.18.13. - . i. -
---' -
' •-.
- . • CUBA NAB FALLEN .7 • '-': ' . -
Igo has the Price of nets and - Caps. • .
- -- ' 'tYlf *mid again 'host reepeetfidly,in i •
o ri
14
rite the attention of Vie eitlarim o
Potterille - and :eountry is gerienL to -
4
• . our large and eleprit'.iiasiortment of all !aide
'or - goct in Our lino, that we kive now metre& and are
In dal receipt of. comprised of VMS. Caps, ftwa. dr. • .
Cleithirmirtea Ana Moleakin';ll4ll; always ` on - JO tli - Or.
wade to order of the latest styles. - Otter Conk Kossuth
Hats. filuntittodes.-ht shut aligthint hi-the Bat • and
4 W. wouldtdio Ineltif the narthUbir attention of thole,
4111 s 'Worn' assortment of I , l34B;irtdeb hare lierttilsitad
,• with . - Cent* front tbritargest Mocha:ln the intintry
r i i , B2
• Xetti g Audi hi. left undone:oft: Mr Iffifoithit=
• Ref 40 i , •Vall and give se a trial, neat doer
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lieretaberld.:lllsll. :: -- :•- i ' flifay I:O4tY ' -. , -. 4lii ,-, • , ',
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.4ntiAt IMPRQVEMENT IN Oussili,
-•:'• • ,- ,-,,, ,-- tiponiciva ,. ' , . ,:-....-:::-"-,-
- ---', - Ili Aiition;• - • Ibridatittid lviitifkkiiinsit '
.rarE . .tijbatetiti*rinforniethiC:p e o.o*
•••, :-- #chitptitilf rointii'ibit ks`olils''' r itindinint.., ' Sir
rl
wily right tloirid iliiitalikliailadrets, tilts'
. veviet .- •?-11iere , eveOstriesei liitiileefizeiv pod=
- 'MTh. A . .lee.hteelphi steit teethe Daeble• Ike, .
Weed PiciimOulep, the. lielltkneepat loift,ll . lteit •
Will tetaP wlib- Pet leesith,,io - ,Proi-, . (Idols
• retie 'Pomp, eitli tensed** tri - nip*:
de. , !they - ere iniiiiion itir *Mi. let vlialleiv
'het utel leas traklailithertitatti'Ainter Alb, IWO
theitehissieretivorti vilimesselhoime it evellv edge .
*MIL . : , 41=tie i i k. tokif isitel. - thves-Palpiceleeeveme
= li tiii ewe - 17Q Ire M eer i ii i r= k at i ti , elt r C lA lli.e 4l 2
- oat of oniit: , The !Weill* 11 , eviii' Of ibi'ilien* • . 1
esti*Ovistrytbete orinlietvilisititilleme 14' :',t,
11•.1!..Werfilatiebtealdiedithotetrehltandiftr .Iteitide i
eeiva iBoll4 liell avid seee.hkeiwetteg. 1
~ yet ireeo 1
. and - roil*, c mannetet a
7ireit; enbesiweould kliii • , 'lac
thiroto Ili *MU iikbelde ' - : litteldi ;phi
'dent ..*easibeleishigiltelikeleg*her diet Slogvaelf :
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Itiedleve.ivilell.iet taiiwVovAtir igialeruk,
veili , ..Ikillliv givt,pilyMaitinded IN • fAilit CAlfelks
'.• • .1.- " -- ~: .i. - . Po:frit/or er.4e' IN* ,set I~al coexig.
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c;-.EVERET ai T'S ,PatentGradu
s .,
;wee pgu,knimi.wit einelinit
- liftitdeerf elpti indrawn herb!
'ed. , Americausad ontelTrumeeieidlitniii,lo lllll"-
epidted. limped:r lellide of itlk sad cotton elastic
' ideetlitp.%fteralV4lollll,l24 beftartitiolafte;
•_ ebegaikte Imes, oniseietees, aod 4istriusesta rbe depr ,
ildtedibble.tettlaMM : - ado
Tammuz t Titarssus ti 11103521111 kt
_ C. K. NEEDLE. ..
Tram , AulAd.t.)447o. iiclittabliebasallid,
011TEr West:Carrier of 12ttila
...4
lace lime* ) tilbsde4hia, ibipster
-dna ErnierbTrussesii.bbaft earns( HAW...l4Okm
and disability irttb rarest construction.
Hernial or ruptureMpatients an he suited by remit
ting aninunts =below i..,-Seasdingumubarothacheareund
tbir hips, and stating aide affected.
Abut of single Tama: t.., , s'., gi, L 5. Double—id, $ll,
' ftS and gin. - ~.. ' • - . _ ,
' ibstnisiks tie to wear. and how to effo rt a CUM w hen
pidble. stint via the' Trim",
Aker Smoak-ingmait satiety, - - .
Dr. Ilusiaeo Improved Patent Body Braes,
for the emir of Prolamin Uteri. EDinal A. 144 and Sao
a. Patent Sitemider Brame. Card •E and
or Braces , adapted to all with Stoop Shoulder' and
Weak Lange: English Elastic Abdominal beim, Suspen
sories- Sninitsand female.
lii- Ladies' Remark "ritb Lady attendants.
Philadelphia. July ES. '65 . - salt'
E . the aid a Microscope . ; we See
mil Th lions r of littie openings on the.ikes of our
ts theae this Otntment, when rubbed on
the skin, is to Miy organ or Inward part. Disesees
of the Kidneys. disorders of the Liver, affectiois of the
Haut, ledismatimi of the Lunge, Astase,Oonglisand Colds.
are by Its memos effeetnelly aired. Every housewife
knows that salt passeefreely through beim or meet of any
thiekness. This healing Ointment far more readily peue
tratea through any bone or fleshy part of the Living body,
curing the most am/moue inward aunplaints,that can.
not he reached by.other means.
Erydpolis, Salt nom Iksorbstio Rumors.
No remedy has ever done so much the the cure of dim
ewe of the Skin, what brim they may lIISSUMINIIIIthiS
Ointment. 4iio awe of. ffalt iltatun.Sentry Sore Heads,
Scrofula, or Erysipelas
; can long withstand its influence.
The inventor has Unveiled (tier Many parts of the globe,
the principal heetdtalsdispenaing this Ointment
ring advice as to its implication, and has thus been the
MOMS of restoring moinitires numbers to health. •
Bore L* Sore Breasts , WOlUlad UlCers.
Sonic of t e most scientific surgeons rely solely on the
use of this wonderiniOintment. when having to cope with
the wont cases of sores, wounds. nieers. glandular swat-
Hogs, and tumors. Profit:nor Holloway hal:, 11 command
of thd Allied tkmerstMersta, dispstched to the hospitals
of the East...large shipments of this Ointnunit. to bo used
under the direction of thelledleal Staff. in the worst es
'sett of wounds. It will cane any uleer.glandttlaritrelling'
'stiffness or mntrsctidn of, the joints, even of 03 years.
standing. -
Pil*l Illstubm
These and other siMilar distress . Ins complaints can be
ottextuilly cured If the Ointment be well rubbed In woe
the parte alfeettd and by otherwise following the printed
infections arm:ad oath pot
INA the Ointment ea ld Pals shoeht Le used in Mc Allow.
109 oases:
Runiona 1: Sore !Ape
..
Burns • &me Breasts
Chemed llands I Sorelfeads
PhiThlalns Sote.Tbroals
Vistula* . ' .; i Soros of all lands
(lout • • Fpfllll3ll • ,
- • Lumbago • - Scalds
'Steel:trial Empalme ' Swelled Mande
Pilesl •• Stiff Joints
Rheumatism . r Mem
'Salt Rheum' . Yearned Some
R i j n Di se ar e . ! Wound' of all kinds.
Ifir-Sold at the; Maiinteetories of .I"mfeeeor ITuttoeiie,
Co Malden Lane. Nev.: tork. and 24-t Strand. London, and
by all reportable Dingilini and Dealers of Medicines
throughout the United States.and the eitilinkrorkt, in
vont. at 25-eenta;G2 ll 4. cent., and dl' each.
Itirilurre k a rtufderabie savior by taking the Urgesstem. , • •
.N.lt.Directionsfoe;fhe guidance of patients In every
disorder are adlzed to`eseh Pot.
Jnnt 2.11/54 . . 23
jrR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
,iisco,erva olio or our common pasture weeds •
nauedy tbpt curve
EvOrilizul d Humor,
•
. ,
from the worst scritula 'down to a common pimple. -
r 1 .; ........ . -
Ile h tried it In OVer 1100 enacts. and never filled ea
ent in two cases (both thunder humor). Ile has now in
hie on over till hundred certificates of its virtue,
all Within twenty taw of Boston. •
Two bottles are Warranted to_ cure a. nursing sore
month. ;:i . t
One to three bettl4 will cure the worst kind of pimple,
On the face. 1 '' 7 .., .
Two to three bottles will eure the system of biles.
Two bottles are.warranted to cure the worst canker In
the mouth and stomaCh.
Tbroe to rive bottles are warranted to cure the went
rase of Erysipelas. ,`?-!
Ono to two, bottlea lire warranted to cure all htunor in
the eyes. • .
,Tao bottles are wiiianted to cure running of tlit. ears
and blotches among ihe.hair.
Four to air bottler are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulears.
too bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skirt.
Two or three boteas are warranted to cure the wand
rase of ringworm.
_ Two or three bottles are wan anted • tu;e the moat
desperate ease of rtietunatlsm. .
Three to roar Lattice are warranted /sure the salt
rheum. -
Flee-to eight bottler will cure the worst tale of scrof
ula. .
mum
.
A benefit hi aiwa.vi experienced from the first bottle,
and a perfect carets warranted when the above gitantity .
Is taken. ; '
Reader, I peddled crier a thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity- of Beaton. know the effects of it in every
ease. So sure as water will extinguish tins, so surd will
this core humor. I never sold a bottle of it lint that
sold another: after IS trial it always speaks tor
There are two tisingsabont this herb that appear to me.
surprising; first that it' grows in our •pastures, in some
places.quite plentifnl;tand yet Its value has never been
known until I diseprered it in ISI6--aeoond, that it
should cunt all kludg of humor. . •
In order to give song; idea of the sudden rise and greet
popularity of the dieCovery, I will state that in APflit
lea. I peddled It and sold about six bottles per day—in '
April.lttl. I mold ovi+one thousand bottles per day of it.
• Some of the wholekele druggists Who have been in the
business twenty; and thirty years. say that nothing in.
thb annals of patenbmedielnes was over like it.' There
is a universal pestle of it from all, outer& •
In my own Imaateill always kept it lankily for humors,
•litit since Its as a general family medicine;
great and wonderful :ridges have been found in it that
never snipeettoi.
Several rases of epileptic tits—tidisease which mural
ways considered Incurable, have been cured by a few tat.
Iles. 0, what a' meet, 11 it will prove effectual in all
eases of that awful Melady,-:there are but few who have
Bern more of It than I have.
I know of iserend, cases of Denney, all of them aged
people cured brie. E'er tbe various diseases of the Liver.
Slek Headache, D.f*psla. Asthma, Fever and Ague. Pain
in the. side, Diseases the Spine, and particularly Id dlr.
muses of the kidney*. Ac., the discovery has done more
good-Man any niediOne over known. .
co change of dietneceesary—eat the. Irstlon get and
Mum& of It. ' ' • '
Dirtetioarfor strek4-Adults, one table-fp:010W per day
—children over tett' `lean, O dessert spoonful—children
from eve to eight plant, lettspoonftl. As -no directions
can be applicable tee all eonstintions, take tinflielent- to
operate on the bowels twice s day...
Manufsclured , by , ; ' DONALD KENNEDY,
t ca. l2o„ .. .lE . nityrs sired. Roxbury Na::.
.rilOot One Dol lar.
trholoaU. Agents:—Na*, Yotic city, C. V. - Clicking. SI
Ramie, street; C. It, Ring, 1.02 Itniedway: Rushton *.
Clark. •TIS Droadirai; A.:D. d D. Sands. WO Fulton St.
. Wholesale agent.jor Penney Innis, T. W. Drat! &
Soso, 132 North 2nd Street. P.hlladelphla. • -
Yor sale In rotterille, by, J. O. Brom*, J. C. MOW:
arul N Radenait.
Slay 1Q. 1R55 , 4 20.1 r •
. • .
Ts, NO, DOUBT, the most wonderiul
I.lllscords7 of thliv age of promo. The following b
• from • disthmulabewf member of the medical profession:
Pawl, January], 185.5. •
Proj . . O. J. Wend.:-Ditut lint:--Unsolidted, I send you
this certificate. Atter being nearly bald fora long time,
and haring tried all the half restoratives extant, and
having no faith in "any, I was induced, on heating of
yours, to give it a trial. T placed myself in the bands of
a barber, and had My bead well rubbed with a swa t s=
brush, and the liestoraUro then applied and well rvibbid
Sp, till th e seelp was; all allow: is 4 repeated every
morning, and In thiee weeks the young lair appeased,
and grew rapidly linen August last up to the present
time, and is now thtelt 4 blank and strong—soft and pitUs;
ant to thectouch. whereas, before it was harsh and wiry,
' what little there was of it. and that little there. was dis.
appearing rapidly- 1 ,1 still use your-Restorative about
twice a week. and shall soon hare a good and perfect crop
of hair. ' Now I kerb read of these things—and who has
not?—but hive curter seeu hitherto, any mile in which
any permit's hair wits really benefdted by tiny ofthe hair
tonics, Et, of the day; and it really domino pleaaurete
,reverd the mutt, 042year/erten«. I have recommended
your pr e vtratien hens; anti it already has alarm, and
general rate throughout thelreritory. The people here.
, saw its effects. And bare confidence In It. MI whottave
Used it herilyriiicolitride with me in what I hire written.
The supply sou sesit was the mholerale agents for the,
t Tenitory,la "alnoitty -exhausted, and daily trolultiea are
Made br it. You `divierve credit for your dixrevery.
for one. return youthanks for the benefit it has done Inc.
4wr I certainly ; had...despaired long, long age;of ever ef
feeling any such fottult. 1 conglatulato you that your
fortune {and a 'large one) IA already made.
Your* h astily.a
' •J: W. noND„
• ' Tim et,Bou2 A •Nellogg, Druggists.
ACtORY.
Tlrfattfield., .11gsr.,Jaattary 12,1855.
' Pent: It r.i MAt Sts:—laving wade trial of your
!hilt berth:4a' We, tt'Tlyeli faxe pfeasurelo gar that ha of.
fort has boots truellant la mooring inflammation. datt•
draft. and a oonstaht -tenden tehlog,with which - 1
hive twee tiotibled from childhood, and bas also restored
toy hair. which wiabccovolog gray. to its (Memo e w er .
T bare resod otli* article with anything like thaplea.
sure and plu t. Tows truly, • • • -
~, • , . 1,, S. BRAGG.
S.
. - .
(lairsat a; a Mier. dated, Eite l Pae July 27, 1841.)
-'Motors. aJ. IV* don't you send
us as mufti mate df your great Ifsti Itestorative? We
want an "heti* corning to supply the orders on baud; and
have not hid a bottle on our sUlrea ibr on, a walk,
and that bas been the ease tyke before. Theveforn. Pend
as at 'east ono gnaw of each nisei as an ,article en Justly
nolebrated as your 'par Restorative .111 on. • Pleasetent
us by Express. • Your, -
• • • arena* Baniatta,
• ' CAicago, 1t1., At0y,144184,
ID - of Tr el i Iwg ex Otniels eed the ma& 'greet of
Your Wok Restorattre, I drop you lhir upon the inaideet.
- About two reisre ago my half `goeuisetmff !Mini off and
twain tray was hut teeming bid& I meta weed
who bad used your, Restorative, and *Juo so bight' , of
its Artueli Lunt ibillecti to try it, 'lt gh I but
little faith, as 1 bad nereroiried m many other remedies.
t commenced usdekrour retorritiver to January isot,.
A few apollattions fastened my hair Ormly -It began to
fa" no, grow oak Mai turn back tette Reuter eolorNitek).
:Attila ttmo liffally restored- to tta erfilmtl.eatoe,
health and aopeatiMee, an d I rhaelaff7,retylaratalff - tta
ilk) to a ll . • 7 • • - J D.-11031/.
, „
traittaset ildiassisavets, March 0, El
eassatibiaseet at loniser hair. tor orreralyears
putt, not only pay, but peteetly white. 1 hats eat Ii
slue asallsoro caps to hide it rem slew: tint. lune 3
tuontbs Atm via iledtteod to, ofe. your gar Radom
tire, and I taut, an that Its °beta veva at.
mot sahuoulous; • tor ICUs , danced It itvadually to all
Illibremrspleodoilui td a dor. and left It ad soft and Mos.
* as to tomer* heaitlfal dem It over sem Oft nod d y
the lallsoars. ot ths /loot nil.- I , oareastlp theorems..
retoulatend It to-every lady as decidedly the best peps,
atichaliattelet simkotanstkingtt the i n to
~r = , l - .1— ' • ' '415 " *541114111. - •
-1: 1 11111* veer.
VOl4l34lllllletat
It
„Dappet
A Illisti 5 w ltAltustt Philuelpbb;
anti I
, 'Aliptpi!othisPir i bk ,
ugust 3
MEE
ifiZES=IIIIII
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
Per, ararvelloas Age.
TN GREATEST
Aedleal liseeiverr of Me Age.
PROF. 'WOOD'S /WU RESTORATIVE.
ILkEDWlnxii
IYAIIAROfiD IRON.** I 5 root old'
M Threbn i lh " Y46Y4te
• ' Broad Art;et. Maw nutc VidleAtelphis:
Nov, 2.1,,f13 • 3 :447441
t PATEN . COLD LAMPS.'
1.. subaeritmrs being appointed sole
dgente firthe ode of fitmadtcr 4 lirktit's Wind
Lard twin* la Schuylkill warmly, km* ii large ear
sortment tor sale. which !we highly. recommended r
econmay and convenience. 11111(3ltT it Lunn.
Ifteteilhek April 14, 1E55 - .- i' ' IS-
- ' • FAIRBANK'S SCALES
ITIIE sub4cribers, agents for the maul=
taidapini,imiejuat lictived ` a !telt SAM., railed
t ft 4 -Unises assets, &ale," eskulated to Weigh boat 3i
ao mace to 24A te.- for sale at tbe York Atom .
' . • , E. TAAllitiY A SON.
Pottsville, April Mb. IWO . ' .' -17-
IRON 'COMMISSION WARE,'HOUSE,
Pott r avillt:—
‘j The subscribers in prepared to turtaftit thy Tr 4 d•
Machinists and Operators at Philadelphia prices, ifreight
added) whale** or retail, best Atm:dean 'bar mar
nfartured at Pottsville. and grarrantedor supnier quality.
Also, light T ratio suitable for blues. and Odd* Chains
[drubbed at :dart nonce direct inns the inarter.
•.; TARDLU it SON.
York Stem. NO. 22. NW - • 47-4 L
..
COLEMAN'S CUTLERY STORE,
30.111 Norsk Thirst Streit. -
VONS'I'AISiI'IN on hand, a large as
-aortment 44' Pen and rocket Kulnes. ?iciamors.' and
flaws, Tal.lo , liidrce' and (corks. in Itory.)oal. buffalo,
Woe and are , .4 handles.; earrers and torks.fdzks, Sonia
Kale". tr.; • ' . ; •
,IVri - ritOUSITO assortutrnt of !Wallet*, To
• . ~
- fine goslislkl ;
filuns, Pistols. Alba* Illstolteeti,
and sincla a nil iDeuble barrelled Pistols. Oka+ aSan n rai
stock of Fowl Ilardware. constantiv on bai.d. i•
. • ; JultX COil:3llS., impotter. I
Philadelphia, t10c...1t, 18.4 Mo. 27, W)
HARDWARE AND IRON DEPOT....
v a THE SUBSCRlBEft.bavtni4 now arrant
aid his combat Wino* place tat badnes!!
• aid with a new. tii)termlnatiott of furnlsti j i
iris all such goods as the business of lb.
Coal Batton sulky require, at their- lowest market vabwi
solicits she ins*ctioa of the l'ublle. 1 shah Iv Jamul
on hand and have on baud a full stock of ; z,„
..' Bariron; 4 . ' Chopping Axes,f +'
Flue Iron, ::' ' Coat Shovels, .. , i• . ...i , ,
Owt.ateel, i TrateCbains. - 1 • ':::,
818 Iron. A , Nana and Bplket.
H.t. ,' Tar le Stocks" . ' '-'s'
Bellows. i . AUT snd Viral, Ate . ... ,-*
Hardware and Iron Depot;C ram drazar, three' doorti
above Market. Ksat side. .1. VILA'S K t'O , lT. z
Juts lb, 1554 1 , . i : i L%-tf • - -.)
CLEMENS & HEISLER'S i
aitHARDWARR AND IRON !MOAB, Ciatili
Simla, a few doors *bore ;Market (Wasp
aide) have constantly on hand a full amorti
eat of . , ~ -
Smith's Trads, 1 -, • Atlas and Sprimp,
Building MaterLide,,,-, Table Cutlery, . Z
ShoessikeepTnela, : . Peeket Cutlesy;
Vlies and liaspej_ i Carpanter's Too4l, ' .
Nails, Spikes and Mid., , &Rani& Wars, ~.:
Counter and Plat%rM seaw, Allen's Resolvers,
Bar and Rolled Iron, Rifle Barrels,
'.;
VIU nd ;Meet o 1 Table and Teo Spoons, 1 .
'Cart, and:Blister Steel, Brits and Enameled Kati
Tin, Plate and Sheet Zinr, 1 ties, 1 -' -).
Bar. Co pr and Sheet itrateh Pans, Elollers& Tea Lettleil
Pig and Bar LWId - I - Heavy Railmad Trues,- c.
Castings of all desCriptiosis, - Railroad Iran and Spikes, !'
Mill. X-cutand CirtMlarSawa DOuble and Shutt* il
~.
Butcher's Choppers; Cleavers Doable and Single t 015,;,,,
and Knives/ , Shot and Game •;;;;
&Intl, and Vivre.' : ' Powder Masks. • .;;
Blocks and Tackles; . Powder and Shot., ~.4
Chain Pumps. i . Water Proof P retundon
Iron. Copper and Brass-Wtre, i Cam
Coach ithondllis. '. Rifle Mountings. '
The Subscribers sifraild roirpectfally belts. the attenti
of the public generally, to the above and other articles of
hardware. too numerous to mention. as they are detail :
mined to 101 l -pe`low as any concern out of philadelphis.i)
August TT. len. ;; Idly • ,
:
SLIGHT e LERCH'S .1
=NEW il A SMARR ST , Mtli Two dome MI
low Mats' Hotel,abd nearly oppoeite thirSit
-
tiers' Bank, Pottiville, where will be found
in a I zeelleat amoitment of Mumma: ..
Coach Tsimm i 4*,, FAA. • ; -'
Spina. " ; ; • 'Flee Trays, ; •
Saddlery. i • ' ' Beitaula Wars. - • ,r;
Shoemaker's Tolls.: Alitortment of ens Locks, f..
Carpenter's Tools, 1 ?Ale Cutlery,
Glass and Point, '. . !tcket Cutlery, ..
. -• •
Bar Iron of all sires,, Table Spoons. ;;
Rolled ‘, “" " Anvils and 'Vices, ',',,
Ness and ilpikeit„ Atisortment of fine (luns, t.'
Railroad Iron and Nails , Sheet Iron Cr u cibles, "
Smith Tools. ';' Wire, Tin Piste :1
Building Materials, Ibis. Kettle*
Cast nee/. . 1 . . Sad Irons, -.
Shear Steel, i ' Pans and Boilers, ...I
Arm Blister, " Chains.
11111 Saws. .i 'Railroad Traces,. ',.,
,
Crosscut Saws,/ .„ i powder and Shot. V."
Fins Hand-saw*. t •
I , ,
G. B. return* hi. thanks to tT public for the patronage
theeextended th hint in hislnd 'ideal capacity, and holds,
the new firm , by the quality o their gocoht, strict attett
thin to business, and accommodating prices, will deer!.
and command their continued' ctimott .)
1 "twain. & LEncii,e••
DMiter in liiirekare and fros, CEstre en*.
Pottssille.,Jahniry (1:111A5 1 ' f-If L'
TRANSPORTATION.
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
porrsVILLE TO HARRISBURG.
flue eonutete daily Pith MI their great South
ern and Western Centre. By errangement their platelet.
butioeve In Pottsville will he id the olden or llowart&
CO S. S. 1 #114.110113, Soperinterlden4
April 22. ' i • . • 16-0.
PHILAD'A. £ READING RAIL. • OAD.
- • t• 1 •
HAMS 01. 1 y1PREIGIIT OY SIERCHAND %E. !r
-(7AND AFTERNOVENIBER-10,
J 656 'unin further nothe, the forluviugliaterif
Frelfht wtll Le charged per 101) pounds: -4 •
• i 1 7 1.3
7 • w l f.t=t
•••
Alt* LIP or Urtutairr.
gY:r,
4; 00 4" '1;
Dry DoodeAkniketionary. Boo ~ca.
Inas, Cigars, Vreab Meat nab. 0 lass,Ae,
Anvil* Bran. flutter. Copper. J gga. Ear
. tbenarare.Grinditoam.Orerrrieallemp
Mune. Ilardiraro, llldes 1 1 4.10 w-ware. •
Leafber, Marbinery,Oystera,(HlaSeede"
&e.. . •
Ale. Deer. Cotton. Coffee. Otaln. Bat Iron.'
Lead. atoirme4.Nalie.Spikm4 Dire, Salt, Ciorlaione. :Naar.
flrootim,,Firt-.llrlcka, Onsan, 31111 stones.'
Pitch and Tar. etalt, Scrap IrOn, Timber
and Primberi Le., . • •
Bricks. Coke :Cord • Wood, Clay. Otarel,'
Ice. Imo Limestone,.3.lats are, Pig
Iron; Plasters Slate, At.,
new, per barrel,
. Oct. 21 15.54 .
& READ INC ,RAILROAb.
IFFICE of the Phi Jodi. a; R. R. Ca.
Alla&lphia, Abrlsciry 28,1855.
The rates otyreight and Tobs on Coal transported:by
this-Company, w i ll be as fi . dloirs. from March sth to June
80th, 1f454: ' . ,
---,
i.• ,_ 1..4= 1 -441-E• t .g .
. . ri)3l, 01l i o ,z; 1 A D =
5.. . o t a d 0 ~..,
' _ 1 - . 'f. mcl i ctra' • •- e. C` .
. - . . . . .
~........--................--1 . .....
To niotonond,! - i'. 206! 1 05 '1 so 1 15,
" Philadelphia: . 1.1 90 I 1 85 170 les
" Inclined Planes- • il9O i 1 85 1 1 70 1 05
" !Life:44,6m, : 1190,. 1 65 1..0 ilts
4 4 Gertaaattolin FIAL . 119011 35 170 105
" Falls otBebnylklll, .iI9OII 65 1 70 1 '65
" Alanayanki . ' - l9O `,• IWS 170 ITA
Spring 141111Fti, ''.. .1 65 I 1 60 .1 45 145
4 ; Cona.hebocken and Ply- . 1
' • . ~'
maiith Railniad. 11 65 :1 60 1' 45 145
44 Rainbo's: and Potts' and i ~ ' • " -...
Jones,j _ ' iIPA ; 155 1 , 45, 140
a Norrtatnrriorlls4llop' . art. .1 60 I 1 55 1451 1 40
"4 l'orr Kenny), 1 GO 1 1 45 '1 45 '1 40
44 'Valley Forge, . , . 155 150 140 I.:40
4' l'heenixvill• - . 145 140 190 1,90
~ B o y e e s Ford, . , ,i'l 45 Il4ot 1 25 125
4 4 Pottatolra, , ' 1140( 1 35 i 115 1 .25 '
.. 'Dottglatrine, • .. I 1 40 133 •1 25 125
44 iltriabonei, , . '7 3 1 30. 125115 { 1 )5
6 . . Reading , ' ; .' . . ' 1 1 20 115 105 1 P
" Between ‘llc4,l . olng and
ml- ' 1
~
51141111 a, ; ' . 105 1 1 i 00"
-44 MohneT111(:, , .. I
105 1 165
•• .nooomyst. - ,'• • ~ , i
4 . OrWiMarinig.. I .
By order of the Board of Miu meere. •
'March 3, 1855 - IXtf • it. BRADFORD
SCHUYLKILL HAVICATI
)FFICp SchuyllollNaviga
, N. -
the eh.vge tor th e We of e l and for
cite Coal. carried °tithe llehtlylkill Nal*
Mows, untll:Jaly let. 1865:1
num • .'4)
To 11111adelpliig,
" Manaynnt,
?pig 34131,
Copkbabockeri,
• "Pllrnotae:Darek;
4 * 11ridgepoirc, •
" Norrlgtoirti.
" Part Kemiedy, •
Valley Forre4 .-
" rairllug'siDaut,
4 Port Providence,
" Plortdtvlllo. •
" 4 .Royer's Ford,
llottstowri Landing,
" Pnit Uuldn,
" Bi ditbomiagli,
" itecolfog, 4
Althotui.'
" MohnrvlllO,
" ilarobarK, •
." Ondobarg Landing.
itte eharperwUt be per ion at 7240 tas,,letw fire perrant
allowance fer waste, as usual. and nn charge less than
twenty4re *ate per ton PIO be made for say dlatake.
Elates et Tells- -
On Mbeetbintans Articles to be ebarged per ton of iZIA
lbs,, until fotther notke: •
rugs. ,
'MU Ons.Clayaand i o ravel, Mime. Vunrottabt Stime,
Urtektuta. LQuestoue, Slake 4 Lame. Quarry Spans, Cord
nood, Post and tat* tough Bark ape OlPguttl• tine eent
and si Ulf pet. ton per mile, tier the drat ten vallek and a
halts cent per ton per male, for each addltional mile' ttat
no theme *bill be nude for ir,y damn" tarteding tla
ty coda per fen • • ,
etcoere ewes.
Unasked ilmet;Sfarble, lerenithe eeSesbbled I U.
headmen* Coid, thick* lee, Soap Shone.sod entePec Os,
two cents per ton per tulle, fee the hest ten. toilet. 'and a
half tent pee toreper Odle ft* each additional nine. %it no
charm dean be puede ;for any distance ixonedlng forty
centS per tali.
'ennete!cumt. . •
•
• ::114111 of en kiwis in any line of casandhettuebsypithe
one,Salt, and Fliele,otsie cent per ten per 'ono , for the rst
twenty tulle*, and half scent per ton per mile for sac ad
ditional ndlo, tett see tbareendesit bomMeihranyettettines
exlm l 4 l Pg liltF,demtapes Lon
!: • portal! CRAM.
Grain, Finer , red s, Timber, mode and square, Tooted
ibecip Polo, Melia*. Lathe did titaTee tables*
flay s Straw in lab* Sisichandise oral' kind'', mit all
articles not otleireelse' specifically enioniera to& tern Tents
per ton peetalle.der the list tea adlese and half; por
ton pertalleibr tiadditicoal mlle,bletetoctorges -o ba 4
übe
nerds ?orally: rlastsikeitslity ants per tem. 'Tim
ber, round and iipperee,Snwenthtunber,lloop Polak Mo.
thethad Stares In raffs,aball be shamed awarding
Odes thhe election. pecnidot theastered linkaisfs
raftsliall hiallowed Ike alternate satins leeks whits:Oar
eeinlietw or deseendlni bet ;that - may be ready Wpm,
otherwise lids rafter shall thototerate
of GU cents par 1 1,4 4i 1= se,
ti ler* below :1131 tit/ of Reading,
end lbw citing lock above slit eft":
• treasjAntall xater*OTO tbdUW: 3 4ll l,4 ) •
and the Matinee carried eban ba haw litan !vie the
chants fee Toll shall be belles' ellleei according to the
elms to(
Whig* artiche werritd inletbeit. Int
And in Wessel Where the ibreavient t.•
ly, stall exceed' "i onets'yor ton an the s
WAS allweietweit*welOMUCkPfsewht balm — ls
seeds pet tow above Reeding, the Tolls shall p
bee 4tesal at
tirkeis hestleintinseitiletesent Attislen.
1, D 7 order clf ga M.trehig !. 4- , F•Par r i a.
tatttef,,-Mi"
• -
4
Is ii
r3llll
r 2 4
30 424 f 0
1 20
1 'Zi
120
1 20
I lb
1 lb
115
1 15
lon
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ou
041
5.
of firs-
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=
67
52
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52 7
60 66
42
81 I , 38
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ru
KURTZ AL Hne EISLER, •
(Late linuxt rtyerle COO
Han toren of
'e- 1 4 Wirt Coal arena. Octi Riddles. WIT*
Mcsome, le i Lc., 3111E1E11e Schuylkill
1131 7bankfttlibr !hellbent, patrovve they
hive received front Mal:oat Dealers and otters. In the
past. would most respectfully solleit their auto* in the
rnture. All work done at our shop will be warranted, em
that no cue Mud be Erski of getting a bad Job.
de. Kurts bet= one of the oldest, and the Most expe
rienced Wire lit,rter In the enmity. we teal sure. that we
aux turn ont the km& Coal Screens la the 'legion.
tit ontem addressmi to J. IL Kurt:. 31Inereville. to W.
Ilsboter. Pottsville or Kurt* & Meister, Ilincreville,
Ell be promptly attended to. Old &reeve sterieed.
May 19, 111611 ' 20.
~ ~~`~~
WIRE SCREEN FACTORY.
ot Proprietors. : •
gx,a, THE understpted lias
41,71=1= queed the proprietorship of the Wire
&men factory Coat etreet.; lately con
-11.14 ""`• ducted by It. L. Cake. and dAsirestocall
th attention el chat operators and the ptil4.gentrrally,
to his extensiteeetablishasent.- Arran,annents pro ulnas
rer proaari,“ tho eery boa (4 materials. and ”rd , r. f.,r
work to a iso-ro truant w to fillot at the Stoniest no
the, =don the [Wilt Ilatisractnry t o ms,
rhe drubcol , ..r. wonmyrr. hiving e..-unsl the /erste..
ot skillful aml exprrionnlJ Ir , Tklnen invitrs the toad ik
cousu.inal 41 sl of his own.unx. promising them
equal tie the Bret inured cot in °therm/nate. bee*.
C, r‹.s I-ti JOIIN 111 it lAN.
IRON WORKS.
TandieVA.
CARTERS N.' -ALLEN'S IRON WORKS,
. Taugagai, liohnyliltlll Cotantr. PA.
•
I t • Thu Snbscribers, proprietors of the
aw
libOTe named extensive ettahl hdanen t. an.
""" Jimmie tn the cider's* of Schtiylklll (VIM.
7 Err_ " ty. and Mut publiegenrrally‘their mull=
nese to turn out any and aA Minds Of work
In their tine. et the shortest mitre. and in the most sat•
tafsetory ma nsteroartt as building Steam En ginrs.man•
nfectaring tlaltr..cd and Drift Cars, Punting, Castings and
Machinery of all kinds.'
My the bast. workmen aro employed. and nittsfart Inn
may then* re be Ofuly guaranteed. Orders from aturnd
pmcaptly tlllyd. CARTE.IIB A ALIJA. -
-fartutqua. January V. 1855 • . 4-tf
SOAVE* MEADOWS.
-----
BEAVER MEADOW IRON WORKS;
HUDSON A BROTHER. IrOn and Brass
• ritt„H„,.,„ Pounders, respectfully 'aorta their pa
""•""^" trout, and the public generally, that they
- are fully prepared at , the stove establbdt=
. meat, to usanoilletrire Maw Engines of
every size; Pumps, Railroad and Drift Cars; and every
other description of Iron and Braes Castings. suitable for
the Coal mining or other businewkon the most reasonable
terms. • Also, Blowing Cylinders fir Blast Frarnaors and
Machine work In general. I
Repairing of all kinds done with nee imam srul.despatch
at the lowest prim. Ali work furnished by them war ,
ranted to perform well. They would solicit thermal= os
those who may want articles In their line in this vicinity.
Al. orders will 'Meet with immediate and prompt aims
llm. • . S. W. HUDSON,
March 4,1855 9-1 y W. 11...111VDSON.
Ig7INERSVILLX.
PENAVEN'S IRON WORKS,
miaerirvllle. , •
THE Subscriber is prepand to manir
rtri (lecture STEAM ENOINEL 4 of any power,
11 4'1 1 % 1 4 , Pumps of any eapacity,asdEoal iireakmt
of every description;:as well 111 every
other kind of nutelsinciy used in Mines,
Sneakers, Funuirea, Rolling Mills. Saw Mills/dr. .
From the, Civilities possessed for manufacturing. and
from long e2pMellt . , in the business. work can be turned
out at this establishment. at the very lowest priers, end
of a superior quality.
Persons desirous of putting up machinery of any kin d.
are Invited to call and examine ssatterns and become se:
puainted with prices before contracting elsewhere.
Orders of every kind are solicited. and stria attention
will be given to their prompt execution.
WILLIAM , DEHAVEN.
Minenrville, December 9,1854 4Stf
TREMONT.
TREMONT IRON WORKS,
Tremont. Schuylkill County,lPeraa.
I i The Suhecribers respectfully in te
• criag
the attention of the
I =lli . to their New Machine chug and faun
r.a:c.iiljjk dry. erected In the town of Tremont. and
- under the superintendence end manage ,
meat of Meier.. 7.. Batdorif and Philip Urnholtz, where
they are prepared to execute all orders tbr Machinery-of
Press and Iron, such as Stearn Engines of any pOwer,
Pumps .of any capacity; Coal Breakers of eiery descrip
tion. all kind, of timing for Rolling Mills. Grist and
Saw Mills, Drill Cars. and all kinds of 11•11rOad Coatings.
{such as Chairs 'for Eat and T Rslls. Frogs- Slaftehea- and
, all kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron Mailings. II r.. ern
bolts being a practical Mecluink. and having had the eon-
Nance and experience for many rears In the. Coal Region,
persons desirous of putting up 3tarbinery of any kind,
are invited to call and examine our patterns end superior
quality of work. arid become acquainted with prices at
these 'Works. before contracting elsewhere. 'Orders . of ev
ary.kind thankfully received. and, strict attention will be
given to their prompt execution. having several 15, 20,
SO; 40, and'llO horser Engines on hand.
Jame, 1835 1-ly . C. A. .O.A. M. SPITZER:
•
DON ALDSOPI. • '
NEW FOUNDRY . ..t MACHINE SHOP.
Donaldson. Schuylkill Vervl, Pa.
• The subscribers respectfully invite
the attintion of the business community el f Lail i
to their new Foundry and Machine Shop, rffll. l . o2 ,Aß
just erected i's the town of,Donaldsoia, th at
etlinyikill enmity, under the numau
went of the undershx.ned. air of whom are practical
workmen in three different branches of ',business, as
Moulder, machinist and rarbuilder. They ere now ready_
to execute all orders for machinery, such as steam en
gines. Pumps, coal breaker s : ail kinds or gearing for
grist and mw mills, and drift cars, all •kinds of railroad
castings inch at chairs. fives. switches: "chute pMtes
and brass castings made to Order. Also apple mills, par
lor..hall and cooking stnies.'gratis of fire different sites,
from twelve up to twenty-four inches in' length. Meek
smith ing, in its various. branchea.'exesuted,:at short tree
tire. . • . ' •
We natter ourselves that all work done at the Donald.
eon Foundry will give such entire satisfaction, as to se.
'cure the future custom of their patrons. Our motto is
"toiler and let /ire." Orders thankfully received and
executed at the shortest notice, and on reusenable terms.
. • • • ALFRED JONES,
• • ROBEET YODNO,
LEWIS SIILLER,
July'2B,l3 03-1 y , FETED, COX.
PORT CARBON.
• FOUNDRY £ MACHINE SHOP,
port,ciurtion, Selituy P.
T: lI.IYINTERSTEEN announe
„ auddh es his readiness. from the cowl/Item:lßM
' of the Mane named establishment. to *no
rm 7: ply all orders In hls line of business.-
- such as for Steam Engines,: Railroad and
Drift Cars, Pumps, Coal , Breakers. Castings and Machine
ry of every pattern., lip warrants his work! to rise Mat•
faction. and accordingly solicits patronage 'at home and
abroad. • Jan. 27;185'5 4-1 y
FRANKLIN IRON WORKS.
TILE Subscribers announce to the Pub
ei."" lie that they are the Proprietors or the
Franklin Works Port Carbon lately ear
.
tied on by S. alllyman, !there they eon=
tinge to mannfacture to' Order, at the
shortest notlee, Steam Engines, Pumps. Coa l, Breakers and.
Machinery of almost any !die or descriotinia, for mining
or other purposes. Also, Railroad and Drift Cara, Iran or
Brass Cuttings of any size or pattern. Orders are reirpeet.
fully !solicited. ". DEO. B. FISSLER a PRO.
Franklin Shovel Works.
• The anhaeribera continue to furnish the Colliers and
Dealers of Schuylkill County, with Shorela of all kinds,
%t the lowest Philadelphia prima. Attention is partiro ,
lark' , called to their,Coal Shovels. Orders'lor Shovels, of
_Any else or pattern promptly attended to. •
GEO. FISSLER R 11110.
•
Port Carbon. August 21. 311-tf
POTTSVILLE !
POTTSVILLE IRON WORKS.
Foundry and Machine Suriname.
M
etl , NOTI—The Subscribing bare this
day formed a co-partners h ip, under,tbe
. 1117 4 R firm of PONIROY, SIIITIT t POIIROV.
fry Lu c a tor the transaction of a mMerai Pxordry
and Ateleine Business, at Atte old-este:-
bed -.Pottarilis Iron Works," corner of Nob-realign and
Coal streets. • ' R F. POMMTV,
• - • •• W3l. SIIITIL
March 25. i ULU 7 1"4-tf CLI F FOR PoMBOY.
•
PALO ALTO ROLLING MILL.
THE Subscriber, I:4g:tease to an=
flounce to their friends and the public..
o'R! 1114 4 that their new Rolling Mill at Palo Alto
fa now complete, and in hall operation.
and that they are prepared to - supply if
aupetior artkle of T Hans of carious sizes,, for the we of
Cyllieries end lateral roads.
Orders for rails are respeetfully wileited. end will meet
with prompt attention tf lift's.. the Bolling Mtll. the
Hardware Store Of Bright t Lerch. Centre .street; Potts.
rifle. Or addretu-by letter to LEE. 111110 W A CO.
Sept. 22, 1855 3S4f. Pattsafik. Ra, Pb..
•
FOUNDRY:-AND-MACHINE SHOP,
- • Siteltiat COX IPactorypep , o.
UYN businestof the late Om
of SNYDER & 31ILNES, 'all be main
ued by the subscriber in ill its various
branches of Steam Engine building, Iron
Founder, manufacturer of all kinds of
'Machinery, for Rolling 'Mills, Blass Furnaces, itailmad
Cans, ke. &c. lie also continue the bUsinejai of Min
ing and Felling tint celebrated Pine 117 rest IVhite Ash'and -
Lewis and .I,nkis reins Red Ash (hole. being wale prouder
tor of tbene - Collinries. CIEOROE SNYDER,N.
- January 21.18:4 ]' 3-tf
TO COAL: OpERATO RS £ MINERS.
etinalaz Bolles Work*.
,The subscribers respeettnlly incite the'
.attention of the business:community t o
*$ their Boiler Works, on Railroad street be.
• ilf low the Pe re Depot, TottsvMe,
where they are prepared tai manufacture
• ISOMERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Smoke Stark& Air Stacks. Blast Pipes, ammeters, Drift
Cars, ke., tr. Boilers on hand. ,
Hang practical mechanic% and haring ter years devoted
thetnaeleta entirely to thLs branch nt buslngiut. they flat
ter theme -lye's that work done at their ratOlishment will
Kite satiatetion town who may OROs them with a call,—
Individuals and Companbw will find it greatly to their ad-
Tantafte to examine their went before engaging elsewhere.
"Slay 8,1N13 • lbtf • JOHN i JAMES NORLF..
porTsvig s .g ROLLING M 14.1...
g -- - TiIIiTitBSCRIBERS respectfully an
nounco'to the public that their new Ito*.
-1114.Aglq In;; Mill is now completed and In full ope
ration. and that they are prepared to sup.
ply all kinds of lier Iron of various due,
.which they Kip warrant to be superior In quality to any
, obtained from abroad, at the same prices.
They abo bannbetnre T Rails, for the Iwo/ the Col
lieries and Lateral Bowls, welshing front 21 to to Ito. per
yard, made of the best Iron, and which, will be foUnd
much cheaper than the imported article.
Being practical mechanics, and having had anudderable
experience In the bon business, they gaiter thenuolvee
that they ran give entire aatisbetion to purchasers. and
alto tusks II their Wisest to patronize home nutaunte
lure& JOIN& CO,
&author 6, '
WASHINGTON IRON WORKS.
•
Pottsville,
J. 'WREN t BRIM reetierttalty
tlalg the &Barran of the btudaess caphanalre
Or=P Now . AlachLa sh
• , to their. e op tad oundty
areetedletveaa Coal and Railroad streets,
Ind fronting on Nor treglark shirt. where
.7 are prepared to ersorato' all orders tar machinery at
Brass and Iron, such as Steam Engines, all Wads of Gear.
hat tar
It
olthat MB* Erbil sad aro Stale and
Notahractina Poops. Coal Basslitalt MIR klafa
of nallread Casting', surh as Chairs tor Mat and T, tun
frogs. Switches. he.; all of cast sad attroght iron
Shattitta. , fitpaSol4ad itechasies„aad haring made
the detaaads at the Coal Region.thrdt gt.aity for seers.
slab all Ahab ot 'lschia/Ty In *hairline_ ,ert trasinees. they
Batter themadres that '+k dons it !her ostalgbdtio/at
lath action to *ll alto toy luaxer Oman with a
rill. All orderillisaltrall 'rerelved and promptly ems.
'rated, on tits must a term/. • -
- - 41:1IIN T.lBltElB4 - THOMAS MAX'S,
JAMES R7t ti.
Octeber 2,1822 r i 40.11
(Ebt jarattr.
, ,
• - • -7.17:7--
GRAges„:.AND GARDEN - SENDS, non
. _ 04WIntatItalwill Ilistplamewts, ate: -'44
THE sub,s,criber will keep
On band Clover. Timothy and other Oran.
deeds,. - Wh ite Clover and Loan Gran
together W lth Garden and I t ieldi'Stedr Irmo, .
will warrant lobe frestaland 'good. lie lon a u o ~...4
t 4
orders for all lads of Fault Trees. (warranted to 1;,;‘" 1 1 .:
thny are repremeaem. gricultural m il l ` n'''ets, a:
0 rs,h trti still herfurn lahvd at loan abut urr; • 'm em " t r
mod, and fret s Sold by the subscriber are saiert,e ,7,,,`
groat-'ate. only !Min growen. of rep utat lon and esk..:..'
..
lie does not deal In seeds procured - prom tars, i w y tt 7. ;
market from this' who sell ch,•at).ll/ItbnUt rtlardue,
rheracter of the seed sold. Nor does . h. m ...
seeds grown protnisettously -•in email :1 1 1,, ;I • o _ii . •
their toa..elose :proximity doterloratre their quil t y '‘
hm
tlarly those Of the Jana* species. nista An 1,,..ir'
tree le
g n m O
t A re ,t e 4 s, M
d SC s e w nd o
ino re r h dearsse eaitrhletk et, ; 1
D. RANNAN .
.......... .......... .
. .
PROVERM F4:41 PLAT&
Farmers and others will heed...the follevinb
whatever they may think of book or f ar ,„
farming generally. - They will dire c t, t h e
r en on! of their sons to - these Universal R ules
„.
and commendevery one to follow them. Ir e
` ll re indebted for most - of them to that m e i
lent manna 4 the Illitstrated hegister of k inut
44.ffaira, every.liue of which a text in itsp.4
for a More elaborate article:
N e ve r keep animals on short allowance -4
$u starve thew, they'will surely shine vet
• • -
Although * ' in draining land thormthly
,yom
- purais way be drajuedr yet the full crops 14 1
follow•*ill soon fill it again. •
Trying tofarm without capital is like ft-6 4 -
w runs joe6motive without fuel. Money tea
-owood uiust booth be, consumed, if they ar e t o
move the machine of the aim/ or of the se,
:Always.give tl e soil the first meal. if thy
is well-fed with manure, it will feed all else
ph/Mai anitaala, and iren.
If you wish to give an energetic movement
to all ;your i l arm.machinery; and lieepits
dred *heels - in rotation, be sure not to-b,
•,
• without a gdod rotation of crops. - •
- If you allow your animals to -*sinter, eour
,
foltune will be shivered in consequence; thft
is, I,lse farmer who leaves his cattle to the
wiuda will - find his profits also given to tie
windas
4e iry carrot crops for cattle ill! *mil re
-tato karats of gold.'''
Did pop eror hear the musical nofes,of a'
starving herd of hbgs? Extingui4 Tart
those notes 'apeedily, if, fon would avoid even'
more iintioyein g notes after payday has passed.
Fen l ees operate in two - ways—if good th e ,
are a defense, if poor aft offence.
Itiany a tanner, by too sparingly seeding
his neir,,tneadows, has had to cede his whole
ft►rm. - •
Every, freemer should see daily every animal
he ha's, and inspect its- condition: l ee k],
visitsOis with some, Soon result in weakly Ka
Front the Illustrated Ilegisler.4 Euril
Imams FOR UNDERDII4IIIIIIO.
preVents water _which - falls from reit
nig on or - near the surface, and ,renders the
soii 47 enough to be worked or plowed at all
times:
, "?. By rendering the soil porous or spongy,
it takis in water without flooding in time et
rain, and gives it off again gradually.in time
of drauth. '
. .
•3. ky _preventing adbiiion and assisting
pulverization, it allows tbe roots to pass freely
throngh all parts of the soil.'
4. By facilitating the mixture s of manure
throu4h the pulverized portions, it - greatly in
-creases its value and effect.
5. It allows water fallinr , on the surface to
pass liowniard; carrying with it any feral:
ing substances (as carbonic aci and /lb UM,
antitthey are arrested by the absorption
of thd soil.' , • -
6, it abstracts in a similar manner theta;
contained to falling rains, thus warming the
soil, the ':wu er discharged by ,drain•inouthe
being ; tnady degrees`colder than ordinary
rains;;
increased porosity of -the sou rea•
dersit a more perfect non-conductOr of beat,
and the roots of plants are less injured by
.
freesing in winter. . ,
8. The same cause admits the entrance of
air, facilitating the decomposition of enrich.
ing riortions of the soil.
• 9. Xl,,r admitting early plowing, crops may
be.sOwn early, and'An increased imquatreap,
ed in'eonscquence.
10 It economizes labor, by• allowing the
work's° go on at all 'times, without interrup
tion from surplus water in spring,ur from s
hard'baked soil ia suMmee:...
lecipts.
DliilECfilOß'S FOR MARINO PABTRY.—In mak
ing Pastry or cakes, it is hest to be'kin by
. weighing out the ingredients; sifting the flour,
~, pounding and sifting the sugar and spice,
washing the butter, and :preparing the fruit.
Suter can be - powdered' by pounding it in. i
!large mortar, or by rolling= it On a liaste-boael
i withh - a rollingpin. It should be mule very:
I
fine and always sifted. All sorts of spice
Ishould be pounded in' a mortar, except nut
meg,`Which it is better to grate. , if . spice is
want'ed in large:quantities,' it may be 'ground
lin .a mill. The butter should alwayS be fresh
: and yery good. - Wash it in cold water before
you use it, and. then make it
. up with- your
1 hands into hard lump!, `squeezing - the water
r well out. If the butter and sugar are to be
'stirred together, always ao that. before the
eggs: are beaten, as (unless they are kept too
,
l `watur.) the
, butter and sugar will Rot'be injured
.
!by standing awhile. For stirring them node
1: ing is so convenient as around, hard stick,
i about a loot and a-half long, and somewhat
flattened at one end . The eggs should not be
(beaten till other ingredients - are ready, as
they will fall very soon. If the whites sad
'yolks'are to be beaten sePannely,do the whiles
1 firsti:as they Will stand longer.. Eggs . should
hie beaten in a broad, shallow pan, spreading
wide at the , top. B u tter should be stirred in
.
`a deep pan with straight sides. Break_eyery
egg by itself, in a' saucer, before you put it.
' iuto'the'p that in cae - ther should be not
an, ; . .. e . ,
bad s.sues, :they. s
may not spr,it the otnersr
Eggi are beaten niost, expeditiously with
whisks. A sma l' qUantity of %bite of egg
I,nsay'be beaten with a knife, ora three-pionged•
. .
•-fork.. , ' '
To PAPER• Pa i:srar ES. -.-Ctlt white IMPerS
.exactly the size of the top of the jars you
wish to cover._ Put the white of an egg into
a large saucer, not beatinobe egg. Moisten
the papers, one at the time,'with the abite of
eggood then lay it upon the preserve; cfc , it
so carefully, as to exclude all air from ..tinder
. the paper, and press the edge dos to the jar
all mtllld. It will adhere firmly; and the egg
'conv_erts the 'paper into a tough, lebthery Ira
tern t , icaperviont to air. One egg will Me'
its iluch preserke as usually is hoiledM once,
PFXPEIN TAWTS.—Prepare the pumpkin by
pariug.nf, the rind and,reducing it to a piliP7
as directe4:for soup. To'each quacc of P 4
add. a : quart of, milk and six eggs well beater,
with att*ient sugar to SWeeten;gratc; off the
yellb~rrind - of a lumen, and add, with I nit'
Meg g r ated: • Mix and pour j in a ditih with
rint:of paste on the'edge, ) and bake ids mod.
erktiely quick oven. It mayito made widt
pint of ; milk_ and three eggs to the quart of
pulp; but'it , wilr . requirean oven of less br
to bake it in. •
I"oTxtrit CIIEEISECAites.--Boii six ounces of
,
'to, and fonr of lemon peel; beat the
L W'
ter in a Mortar with four mores of lompise --
garb thenaddihtliotatoei well beaten sad
VUE,Oe3 of butter melted in a little clout , "
NVltee well mixed let it stand to grow - 0 01,
put, eauat into .patty pans, and, rather more
than half, till.