, .
Ptk•oo.o ga,MO!-:'','
fitiCM:B23{.
•
I semember. I re m ember.
• When 1 7 frrit .bigan to army,
titre I oiteted strAlght Into inlash.e" Pp.
liar' I 'wouldn't ge to steep -I. • •
Hetet pulled the table linen.
•
With the contents en the Som.— •
Hoy my mother Omitted ma for It,
Till my tender flesh was more.
I remember, I remember, • :
When I Mat began to talk;'
And well also, I remember.
Too, the day I tried to walk;
Finn I grumped old Jowler'a
• Bak Ipo pee • sodden hop,
Solid" pto of water
Joiner spilt this child, "keralop."
I remember, I remember, • • -
Whin Ivied to to school,
How. I kept a watchful eye on
"The schoolthaniaes rod and role;
How I eat up monks . shines
Every time his be ck irss turned;
Howl sometimes used to catch It,
When Ilnot my• lesson learned.
I remember, i rententbir,
When I went a booklet' Pourbolt. •
How a dog mos out and eaugbt toe
By the surplus of my breeches;
How I hung on to the bushes—
'low the dog hung Out to me—
toy clings brought a nuin who
Lkespal ma most ortnt-ka ,
I remember; I remember,
When the girls I used to Lbw
How I thought it rather funny,
Bat It gave no extra bliss;
Now It seises me with rapture;
Now it flits my aAd with joy;
Tat. with manhood's Maul pkrulFre,
Would that I were stLU a boy.
MISSICAS BAS 4 FROlttlat away from the
rnz - t
great cities, half hidden—e foliage, wee the
modest log-hut of a man, half trapper, hal fish
erman, and more than half savage. Of edam his
name Is Smith. He war married, and he and his
• wife in this one little chamber•led the happiest of
'existence, for on , an occasion she would nut object
to go twenty miles to hear the Baptist minister
prasch.
One evening about sundown, they were both to
getber'ln their little cabin—she knitting stockings
fur the'nest winter's snows, he cleaning the bar
rel of, his fowling-piece;all the parts of which
were lying dismounted about him—both bash and
neither uttered . a syllable. •
By degrees a dull but regular sound breaks up-.
on the silence of the wilderness. The steamer is
'ascending the river, making the,best ofits way
against the stream. -Tint neither Smith "
our his
wife pays_ any attention; he goes on cleaning his
gun, she knitting her sticking.
The air, however, darkens . ; a thick smoke risen
upon every site; a formidable explosion was
heard; one would have saidit was a discharge of
several cannon at once. The boiler had burst;
the vessel was sunk; everything waidestroyed..
Smith and his wife did not look up; he went on,
cleaning his gua, the knitting her stocking, fur
explosions of steamers are so common.
But this was one which was to interest them
more nearly, for scarcely had the explosion ended
before the roof of the cabin split in two, and'
something heavy descended - through the aperture,'
This something was a man. who dropped between
the pair, without, however, disturbing either—he
still cleaning his gun, the still knitting her stock
ing.
But the traveller, so rudely introduced, seemed
rather astounded at his descent. Altera few Win,.
utes, however, he resumed his moiluess and began ,
to look about him, fixing iris attention at last upon'
the hole through which he had just arrived. "Alt!
my wan," said heLat length, addressing Smith,
"what'i the damage?"
On this Smith, who had nut given up his work,
put aside his rifle, and looking up to estimate his :
loss; 'answered, after some little -reflection, "Ten
• dollari."
"Yod he banged!" exclaimed. the traveller.—
;!"Last week, in the exPlotion I happened to be in,.
with another steamer, I fell through three tligfitsr
in a new house, and they only charged itne five ,
dollars. No, no; I know what's the thing in such
matters. Here's a couple of dollars; and if that
won't do. go and rue me, 811.1 lie L'
Alcrabe,e."Tour eu Aliierique." J -
A CRITIC:MI.—An actor, well linown in the
city, who has ruttier a higher opinion of
hititself
than is entertained either by the o publie or by his
prnte‘sion, was playing,n star engagetneet out
West recently. One evening. after the perform
ance, us he was ?Witting. on the corner of the
street, listening with tickled ear to the flatteries
of two or th'ree friends, a ragged Irishtitan art
proud:led him :
.."Are yees Mr. th' ackthur ?"
'I ant Mr. —, the' tragedian." was.the actor's,
reply, as he inwardly wotole - ed what litisiness
such.. a specitnen 'of humanity could have .with
hint.
"Thou uteself, sir, that wad be !Taking to'
yees on your acting. Bedad, it's beautiful, sir !"'
"Why, when did you see too net?", • • •
"Tb' other night, sir, when they'played Richard ,
the Third. Be the powers, sir, I could have stay
•ed all night. I was so,plased.”. . .
"And pray where did you manage to raise Om
money to get in ?"
' "I didn't get in, sir, at all, at all. "lid, the red
chit I had onny way. Bat there's a shed. sin,
right ride of the thenytur ' 'and I climbed a m, a
post, sir, an, I saw au' Ibeard all that was goin'
" •
on.
"And you liked it, my dear fellow?
"Ye mar take yer oath of it that I did."
"There !" said the Ifrige , ltan, turning to his
friends,•"l assure you, gentlemen, that that ex-'
pression of unbiassed admiration front the lips of
'hat hdnest fellow is far more gratifying to 'my
feelings than all the unqualified praise ,I have in
variably received at.the hands of the ablest critics
of America. Pr.ty, my good man,' addressing
himself again to the Irishman. "with what por
tion of my perfortnance of Richard the Third
were you most pleased ?"
"Wid the dying scene, sir. Ye woe so very
dhroll an' amusin' in that, that I thought I'd kill
meself wid laughing at ye
. The tragedian walked home.
•
A LADY lU this city, it3ya the Newark Eagle of
jyesterday . , was recently visited by a female servant
who had been married, nugtiseeing that rho prei
seated an appearance cf having mach bettered
__
her circumstances, she inquired the nature of bee
'husband's profession. To...this interrogatory, the
young woman'replied, 'lie is an asker, a mi
"An esker!" inquiredhhe good lady. in astonish:
ment, "and what in the world is that?" • ..013
ma'am, he Ann& in the streets. and arks," —Why;
you don't mean to say you have married a bergar;
doyour--"Yr, ma'am. but it is A very good
business. My husband thinks it very •bard work;
indeed, if he don't bring home inure than tire
shilling a day."
A Torso lass went to a ealhp-meeting. and
came hack full of the revival which they had, and
did nothing the following week but sing— •
'Shout! :Mont! we're gaining ground,”
She had the tune sofmt, [llll,Olll plonsoitl Waa hut
a continuation of that song, and not ti z nfrquently
the rhyme was too long for the tune.. Obi Jowel
Blipped in sold wok a bone . off -tlie table, and jug
as he was making for the door, she sung out—
"If you don't go out. knoik yonAossn,
Halle—hallelujah
You nasty, stioldn', flopoared bound.
0, glory halleß jai'!"
"Jim. what are you doing tut the fluor ?"
"Why, sir. I hare had a shock."
"A 'hock?"
"What kind ofa c hock??"
•
"Why, sir, one of youy subscribers came in du'.
ring your absence, and offered to pay a Year's eub.
scription, vrhieh produced such an effect upon me,
that f have been 'perfectly helpless ever since."
"No wonder Jim, but cheer up; if you survive
this, 'von are rafeots there is little prospect. of
another such catastr..plie in this office."
As Hosom—A friend at West Point tells us' a
comical anecdote of a very,diffident young clergy
man, who had been invited to dine with a profes
sional hrdher, who also kept a young board
ing -school. He !pis introduced to a bevy of fair
p u pil s i t , th e d raw it t g.reom; and among them to
a Stipa 11--. to whom he said, stammering:
"A—a-1-•-a, Miss am
nut entirely arqueinted with you. I—l-4 hail
the honor of clef ping with your father a\ short
time ago."
Tnenarees of the contending parties were Bi ll
and Jake. After Aoirine• themselves, and effect
natty sparring for no r half nn hour, , •
Again they 1114.411 p the hill,
And Jake g in A knock:
'When by a %deuced move of Bill,
They came together—eoeki
When, of course, the 'Air flew, and the ground
was visored it:less than 'no,time with ears, noseS,
eyes sad teeth.
. _
"SARIII. dear," said , a waggish husband to his
site, "if I were in yoni Owe, L wouldn't keep ttie
babe so full of butter as yod do."
•
"Butter. my dear! I never give it any hotted'
4- hut yeti printed about aquartet milk down
it this afternoon, and then trotted it on your knee
for nearly two hours. If •it doesn't contain M
quantity of hotter by this time, it isn't for want
of churning."
,
FOR A ions spell we have seen nothing to'heat
the folliiwiog, which informs the patrons of nn
establishment not Very far from. Boston, of the
following fact :
.1,.. , • 1
°reacts and Lemnos
Bye; the trazin
For sale hear. I
The, orthography is Perfeot of its kind.
A sost.r.sus oh.erying a large atone lying nettr
his gate, ordered hi/ sets - nut, with an oath.- to sena
itlo purrary. ,
ittr," rai l the servant. "I - were to throw it to
benven,it.._ out! be more out of your lortlehip'e
way." .
“Wneac is your Cathot ?",itniil an angry master
t the , son of his habitually tippling dotnestie.--.
"lie is down stairs, air.” "Gaffing drunk, I
suppase?'ilNo,-„,ir, he ain't." "W hat then r--
"Getting soh r,
•
- „
_ _Titer ner,ei,eav -It anues." iu California, but
that "wi
._ it s
_friantle over the
ground." o with en earthipake; they •exil ft
the vib?a un vf Ileaven'a fout.toul. - - 4uite
poetic., ir
I
"'War did Joseph's brethren enst hint into the
pit.?" risked It Sabbath school to:whew or his clam
"Because," replied one, slily, "they thought it a
good ope.iug for the young ilium"-
A CT in PencA represents a horned owl in a
cinseum, picking terribly at the eyes of an ulit
agestilectiati, who began to handle it, ualetaking it
fora &tared Cat.
keolit'Greinlan4 ',Taman Pni.l he eutilii readily
boieve that eritendile, 14144 lenrA, r.r '6 , 14,1 Olen
11 t' 117 . *l4
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PHILADELNIIA.
October 20,'68
C. P. smosentße
Wholesale Dealer to Bettis, Shoes. and
FANCY STRAW AND .PALM LEAF. HATS,
No. IC% North Third &red, thaaddphis.
issaary, 19,1856
. DECOY itt,NIIDOLOTON,
rspoiros Or Aso Dmists
ISOlf ANDOT!ILIAII.
No. *North Water street, starve Nirketi
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PHILADELPHIA: -
'April 12.1.858'
,
J.ATFWART DEPAYA
Masonic- oat wittnut Ogre, toe IV Oh)
HAVE opened a lireeiavd - splandid
stock of Velvet, Tapestry, larasitela, Three Ply, In
-grain and yenta= CALNLTINGS. ;
Alexi:floor Oil Clothe, Matting:. Ileartbitim Door
Vats. Drop:wets. Stair Rods. Table and Piano Col-era:4e
which they are selling - very low for cash, wholesale and
tetall. .
March I;'s6 0.30'
OILS t OILStt OILS t
J. B. A. & B. ALLEN,
7 and 8 South Wustves t Philadelphia;
fIEAI,ERS . " IN. "OlL'ljave just re
mired. direct from New Bedford. the following sup.
ply of Oil, which lbey offer for Bleat the lowest market
rates:
WlnterSperm 011.3.000g51. WlnierWhaleoll, IlLsoogal.
do Elephant 011.9.600 do Backed do do S,O6U do
Also, In store. Greasing Oil. Paleand Brown Soap,
Sperm and Adamantine Candles.! •
Feb.t3. ',56. I S.ly
•
QIIO..XES CHEMICAL OLIVE.
SOAP. extra quality; •
ies Chemical Olive Soap. Medium quality;
309 ", Brown. Pale and Visual* , Soap: •
- 100 " Genuine Castile .cap, mottled; •
" " •• •
20(1 " Stearine and Adamantine Candice;
200 4 i• !fallow Candice:
100 casks SarSodis ; for tale in lots . to suit • ureha
sere, by .•; I 'MAPLE & DIXON,
-Cummission illerdiants. No. South', Whams, 3d doo,
above elieinut street. 19.'56 3-Gm
• PREMIUM IMPROVED
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
THE: only Silver Medal yet awarded
' by Agricultural Soeletles. was given to this supe
or article, at the last Pennsylvania .State Fair, at Har
risburg. as a fertilizer of the best quality fgr
Wheat, Corn, Oata , Grass aid PotatOes,
liaising heavy crops, and greatly, imProving the soil.—
The subscriber respectfully intern's timers and. dealers
that he is prepared to supply the Spring demand, at the
old 'mice— , , ,
SEW-Agents was te4:—A liberal disebunt allowed "ilik
A LSO, . .
t Peruvian and Mexican Guabo: Poudrette and
Land Plaster; Oils. Candles. 2t;clai; • t the best qual
ity, at lowest market rates. • JAW. L. POWEILOY,
A; to South Wharves. below :dulcet street.
* * *Farmers can load on two private alleys, and avoid
the crowded wharf.
'56
ACNEW & CO .,
.
O. .196, CHESNUT Street,. Phila.,
„ L I deiphia. respectfully inform the citizens of I'ott:
elite and vicinity, that they hare,in Sten- a full assort
ment of choice and 'seasonable gcods which -they arci
closing out at gmally rethice.fl price* principally from
the great auction sales in Nevi Ydrk,!and partly of our
own importations.
Silk & Shawl Depa*arrient,
IMO Stella Shawls, 503 Black Silk.Mantlllas.Zo,..han-1
tilly arid French Laces. do. itarege Shawls and Scarfs,
30.01 M yards I)less . Silks. selling at 75. S 6 & 00 per
yard. 30 u lalltguiticent tiro De- Ityens,
4-SO Flounced — Bare.m Dressciiolr'enadines, Chatty Or
gandte Laina. ,- Prencli and English :Chintzes.' French
worked Setts, tellers and Shzeres. Cambric Ilandlter
chiefs;_Rufiling, Ladies mud Gent* Kill cloves. Lice Mix.
-Mourning Good* Department.
• Black ii MO tAltiesSokMia.lities. keges.Cr.,pe De ta
p Ing...Liaphies b.l. MoifsAine., Taiko- Cloth, Itrazellines
Black and Purple Flounced dyes.; CAuntry Merchants,
and vidtoi;;Oo Philadelphia. are invited to t It and ex
amine our' stoek. feeling - cOnfident that with the great
facilities afforded us•we can offer great inducement S. '
AtINEW & CO..
I'9l Chesinit Ktreet. below Sib.
MEE
. THE SUBSCRIBERS
TIMING -reinoveir.i6l. their , NEAV!
Ll_ and SPACIOUS STORE, .:q. - ..17k Chesnut . street.;
fourth doOr above,Tenth, aiti. , now prepared tn,ofern large.
and well selected stock of the following fresh and debtrable Foods. principally of their ,oirn importation. or;
b.atht at auction. which they are able 1 sill at the Lm
porters' prices, and to which they !cordially Invite the!
attention-of country merchants, hoto.keepers, and fam-,
Mrs generally. Buff. Given and Venitian
.Window
Shading. 'Barnsley and Irish Linen'. Sheeting. ti-1,.
94. 10-1.114.1114 wide. Bolster arid Pillow Linens nt
several choice bleachers. and all widths. trout 1.18 ,to 54
inches. lied Blankets of all sizes and qualities.' Crib,
and Cradle Blankets. litsl Quilts 01 the following y tri-'
eties. vizt—Marseilles. Welting. Itnidted, Register. Al.
hanibra. Allendale and Lancaster 4 of all. the. desirable ,
, 4zt.S. Ih Corers. Table Coverq :Window, Curtain!
Moslin. Tnwels and Toweling of every Variety; InamaskE
Table Cloths and shirting- Linens ,and :Rue.,
line Cambric Handkerchiefs. Embroilleries,llosiery...tc.,,
-ttro.•atel. Damasks. Moreens. Etabmide-ed Lace aqd.
.Muslin Ctirtains; Comireg, Ittin as. hips. CA,rd.he„
'Ac. , SHEPPARD A VAIN HARLINGEN..
Imzswtensland Dealers,in Linen and: House Furnishing.
•tcwd ; Cl e.inut Ruth.:
Philadelphia, April ::6. 't 17-tim
• SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
lIIPLOMAS have heel awarded to
. I jthe Subs:ribers f•,r the 11.iPaVP ~ art file, by the
.. Pennsylvania f tate Agrienlttiral Soclky
••••' N.* .ietnY "-
; BUC4iS County - .
Schuylkill 4'1 , 11111Y.,
•
Beikl , l:ounty' ,• --
, New - Castle County. De 1..., . •1,.. '• . = .
Th. gitality awl hi;...,h character r4* our preparation is
ireli‘knowla;.lt is consider;4l'thi; Ilest and most Reliable
Manure tor . . 1 i . ,
Coen, Oats, Wheat, Potatoes and Grass,
Not only l'lrkeirt! tug large crops. teat permanently im.
proving the, poll. L • • . ',.
; ..prtc , $.44 ji,- 29011. MA, 1.2 rears prr 1 5 1).1 .
_
. •
CArtio:ci—tltv4.rre that ery tivrrkl of wit. .Aith•le ham
our loam.• and that .1f Potts & K pod nn tile 6..44.
Pamphlets deseribiag its - qualitiei'and tustr,,f using
ran be heti at our store, or by Mail,' when desired. A
liberal &Auction made t Healers. 1
, Agents Wanted.
_ .
We hare f w'sair one , %Irx.• of I tot isdelirated Pacific
Ocean Gu.ati . o.,i imported p 2 r Ship lla'rriel Maio similar
to that said It us last =4.ason. and Which gatestfeh great
satisfactioh. It I' fully equal to him% la n titiano at 4 a -
tower l'riev. .Cancerine.or . H.l.ollUunf. A full supply
of this neW an . valuable article, fu 'which we mil the .
attention .iif Fanners. • :-i „
No. I 6 , IVETOZZNT Vr.T.VViAN I:CANtI • °
ronstanfly on hand and fiw sale a . the lowest rates.—
Corn Shelera of the most a ppruved eonst rue, iOn at Manu
facturers' prices. .1 t.
ALLEN k NEEDLES.
Np.1...n S. Wharves and 15 s.lV:der:Ft, first store above
Chestnut st., Phila. , i
(Mont it LETV7II, Agents at NitFritie. i
W. W. THOMAN, , " .. Auburn. ..
D. SarLott, i`• t• t_i Raven.
sC'•'-cm .. 1-
Ds . 29. '5l
REQUISITES FOR THE TOILET.
•
GLENN'S ROMAN KALiVDOit,
LA N entire! safe and elegant, Pre
a-
I sailor l
toe removing
Tan, Sunnarn.lfoth or Star
phew, Freckles. anti other temporary cutaneous affec
;ions, giving 'fairness and clearness to the skin and irrnd.!
tinily producing a beautiful compleittm.—Price 50 cents:
per bottle, IitENN"S INDIAN iIL,
This admirable preparation for the halt, has been be
fre the public for Teco.ntyvire ye red. and to greatly ad
mired for peantoting the growth of the hair. preventing
it from falling nut, or turning gray; removing the dart.'
druff, ,tc.i it imparts to tite)nne4 stubborn hair a soft
and glossy appearance and has the Singular property of;
making it dark whetr neceo‘ary.—qice 50 cents.
GLENN'S AROMATIC ROSE TOOTH PASTE.
A valuable preparation for giving a pearly whiteness ;
to the teeth, firmness to the gums, and fragrance to the
breath, tieing compo.ed of the purest ingredients; iti
cannot possibly Injure the teeth but on the contrary!
will preserve them from decay: "Itt. has been used by;
dentists In this and other rountries,itt their practice sad'
with great satisfaction.—Price 25 rents per box.
! GLENN'S VERBENA .WATER.
This :leßghtful and very refreshing Toilet Water is :
prepared from the leaves of the hot house. plant Verbe-;
na. (Lennon Tritons). In its greatest Perfection—it will be:
found very useful for removing the flangour incident to;
the spring and Summer. months. or: for crowded rooms,
&c. Where perfumes are admissible. the Verbena water;
will be found very pleasant In the :sick room Audi's a.
perfume for the handkerchief it is. equal to the best ex-.
traits, and much more mono Ica!, also, a pleasant change!
from ening:no Water. to whieb,.by Many, it is preferred.!•
Price 50 eents per bottle.
-GLENN'S CITRONELLA- MUER 110 SE. GERANIUM
MILLEFLF:UIt WATERS.
Price 50 rents per'brlttle '
As therm articles have been 'imitated by unscrupulous!
persons, purchasers wishing the gepirinewill please ask!
far -GUINN'S." Dealers supplirel on liberal terms.,— ;
For sale by the proprietors. , • GLENN A Cu- i
No. 192 Chesnatistreel, Philadelphia. l
N. 11.--Persons at a distance wishing any of the above
articles, by sending the amount hi postage stamps, or:
otherwise. the articles will be sent 01, directed.
Ph ilartelphia. :April :9.1 gsit
THE . ' STATE h RtyINDS FUND
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE,:
!PTO. 83 Dock Street, Philadelphia:--4
11 tsp.—lnterest nye per tent,; MI sums of money
returned oh demand.
The STATE SAVINGS FUND. Ng. tit DOCK STREET.;
next door to Third-Streer.and adjoining the post Ittßee.;
teeeives Money on deposit daily, from 9 hi the morning !
until 3 lo the afternoon ; also 3londaY evenings. frm T
to 9 o'clock.' • Interest is allowed °rt:deposits at the rate
of FIVE PEP, CENT. per annum. deposits will be re
turned in whale or in part on demand, without notice:
The popularity of this Office with all clartteis of the;
community. both in town and totintry..and coon, ;
quent newts. may be ascribed, in Inirt, to the fallowing]
i
• ' • '•
substantial reasons:
lit. It offers a eon venlenb. responsible. and profitable i
Depository to Executors. •Adininistrators. Assignees. Cnl-1,
lectors, Agents. and all nubil- +Ahem—to .Attornevs,r
Trustees. e.x.futitis and Associations; whether intorno - ea- 1
ted or otherwise—to married or single - latiles;--to Stu-1
dents. Merchants. Cleektcand,business men generally—,
Mechanks.Farmers, Minors of either sex, and all who ]
have funds, much or little, to deNsit. where they. Imlay
be had 14. any flue with Five per cent. Interest added.
'Depositors. roeeire Books. with an abstract of the
RytLaws and regulations. In which; Is entered their de
posits. which Bunks serve as vo.whers. They may desig
nate, in case of sickness, death. or absence. who shall w
eave their-deposits, without the intervention of Exert].
tors nr Administrators. Any one tie more,persoustmay
deposit In his, her, or their wine, orforany Other peasant
US persons' i i • .
11. A Ronne:is grade each year tolhe'Legielature And
Councils:of the City. : ' '. • -
Tho Meek are sworn . they rater upon
their duties. in addition to airing: Bonds with sureties.
The State SaT Irian Fond is tr real .avings Fond—
ue( an Insurance and Trust Compatik. Our Large list of
Depositors and Out Philadelphia public, ravel beau cart•
lul toobservo that tbe charter Avoids the business and
tisk of insurance, '
1 • •
Ctit, In order Ili afford every nner: inable facility lb fte•
-posit onveho rp.ttip atAdistiinno:frditt the °Mo. their de•
posits are permitted to be withdrand by ehmks. after the
ittutter'eustemary with the !Linke, t heck' Books will
he furnished te deSesft9rs Mitti9 l l; ihariM
The popular patronage b4iezed upon this oillee.by a ' ,
proverbially cantinas and discriminating eommunity.an'd
where the ebuiraeter of tlie InstliotiOn Is best lateen, ls
a gratifying fact to w hich the Truitees desire to rail at.
tention.; ' . UErr. ll' lIAIIT, proddiint,
- •Tr.,=ll,
PHILADELPHIA.
FIVE PER CENT.'SRV,ING FUND.
Ol.thl Nitlolllllll Sanity Closulpanr.
12E1
INCORPORATED EY . TEE .snits OP PENNA.
AmrOlll,EY is rectivbd.. Spy -sum,.
• ilar g e'or small, and Intel* paid Mitt the dart of
osit.l
Tha Mike is open every day, from 9o' dock In the morn
lug till 7 o'clock In the evening,. and on Monday and
Thursday wienings till o'elocki 1
I INTEEL , ST FIVE PEE CEM
All Runs large or small, are paid back in gold on
de
mand without notice, to any amount. •;:
OFFICE—Walnut street, SouthAVest, corner of Third
street, i'hllsdelphia °:
Lion...MENU L BENNER,PA:sidenr,
EMMET :4ELFRIDGE. Vice President,'
• WM. J. ERED.,.tictretary. .
; ninactoiri:
henry L. Benner, .(14..andreth Mantis,
. ,I;d,ward Leader ' F.Cerrol Brewster,
Robert £wltrldge, Joireph B. Barry.
Pamettl K. Ashton, Maury L. Chprchman,
James B. Smith, .I'i:earls Lee. ,;
The investments, now au:Outing to More than one
million of dellars, In accordance With Mead of iticorpora.
Lion are made in Mortgages. Ground Bente. and such
first class aecuritiesas must always insure'perfect seen/3-
t y to the depositors and plate beyond all risk the per
manency and stability, of this old and welbestablished
Institution.'
March 5,'561 [May 19. 20q
TO FOIINDRYNZN, .lIACIJINISTB OTHERS
APURV ES, N. E.corner South and
Penn streets, Philadelphia'. furnisheKingot coupe
and brass, pig iron, she'd iron, solders, firebricks. pint.
able forges. Speller. block tin, lead, 'found4 mouldings.
facings, cmicibles, antimony, babbitt tneti/- ,and of all
kinds, brass, old copper, ac., Ac. lie is, alSo, a dealer In
wrought and cast scrap Iron and Other metals. is bb
desire to accommodate machinists and othek at sqllelAnce
from the city, by turnishing any,aritcle thiy may ,Sant
in their business. Articles not inentionedl, in the above
will be procured ald forwarded. Any int:lnky in the
above line Ili be promptly answered..
PURVES.
N. E. corner South and Penn streets
39-ly
Sept. 22. '55
1856.1 .1856.
SPRINC L STQCKOPIIIRW 0511,04. '
ASIIIGNA BLE, SILKS, line
_V of ll!tick _Silks. New: Style' Spring Shawls. Dress
floods ditto; Linens of strong fabric, Muslhis of bait long
cloths. staple , housekeeping goods. .Men's' wear of all
the new styles. E.YRE & ri,ANDELI.4
4th and Areh streets:Philadelphia.
P. s.—Storektepers. familles.and all gdod nett cash
buyers are respectfully ine,ted to examine:this tdOck of
new goods before !putchasing. as we prefe?, selling low
and selling'all the more goods.,-.
Storekeepers-may often find gteat jobs from Auction.
as we aLtend the Auction Falell of Newliock and Phila
delphia.
March 1. 456
I 0
MUSIC PUBLISINC e NYSE.
- qv tausit
. LHE WALIS . c.U. S uecessto to BORGE
ri MLitt, I bt. Chesnut strict, under the
dtah House, Philadelphia, are constantly
publishing the latest Music, front the most popular,Au-
I hors In the United States. In style that . , will vie with
• 'soy issued ;at any other house; either In this country
.1- Europe.: . . •
They hare also the pleasure t'c., announci,to the public
that their stock of Sheet. Music on baud, di:m..ll.ls of the
argest and most coMplete assort - Went to Lai found In the
country: they are constantly adding to their 'stock all the
New Music published in New York, Itostor4
• They also : publish Several Instruction BMWs, which are
n general use throughout the errantry. 4,
PIANOS-LA tine assortment of the best Manufacturers
of New York and Boston, at the lowest ehedp prices.
MUSICAL INSTRI.I.IIENTS.;i
Also, a general assortment of Oulta.ts, Violins. Banjoes,
Flutes. Aecordeons, Violin. Buihar and harp Strings,
of the best Italian qualities. all of which will be furnish
ed to the public and the trade at the lowest rates.
- Orders punctually attended to.
.•
.09 All Lee & Walker's Music mot Cohn:CA:ens can be
..btained at II lAN NA.N'i, lbw k and .31u4.s.'t..re. Potts
ville.
Chiladel-,b•• 11`i r
g4nl
14A:U.soil:NOA:14:ist . ./1:14401[ifoil);;WA
• Leinatt's•Antericin Fertilizer
GAN he had at $25 t ton. or 83,50 a
barml t also. leinatis Suptir-Pltosphate of Lime. at
2? i; cents per pound by the ha rrel;ur $4O a ton : to whole.
sale dealers a large deduction: also. Leim,:lis Bone Nia-
HU , e, the cheapest ism? manure in t he world—V . o a hogs
head: alsoleinau's Liquid Illanure. Bt casks. fret') 2 to
'SiX) gallons. with diner - lions for Use, inme Vs is used in
England with such great success; alma, iminatis
iser for fruit trees and grape slOes; - leinin's Fertilise
tar lawns and grass land, also. Potash. Route Dust. Plasr
ter, dinund Charcoal. Nitrite ot,,Soda, Soda. Sulphate it
Ammonia. Crushed Bonet; /cc.
The above named . FertillzerC - .and ihosnhate of Lime .
113‘e been an Use for the pact tie years successfully in
Nirginia. Delaware. NOV jersey, Penumylva•
nia, and in the Islands of ilermiida and liftrbadm4.; Di.
!lomat' from the three States of New York. Pennsylvania
and New Jers,l State Agriculturall‘cletie;*..and Crystal
reface Assnciatlon of New York. : Delitered frve of
portage at any st.tiou in Philadelphia. , °Merl by mail
remitting thi cash, registered of the Pest title, or draft
on any good house in ilalticoore New York; or Philadel•
'lda, will be satisfactory. :0. A; LEIN All.'.Troprirtor.
No. 19. South Frimt greetaldladelphla.
February : ' 5-ho
1000 TONON - O.ISUPER-PNOSPHATBOF.LINE.
■ IrIEIBURG'S original iintrl genuine,
warranted of superior quality. the 4n4ipest manure
in the world. Farmers and dealers supplied at low prices..
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PL. ASTER.
.5.010 barrels Extra Quality Lind PlasteU selected for
its fertilizing
limidu busid,' of same in lull 4
10.00 I. t st pudlty(lntinaryLandlPlaster.csjual
to the IX l 'st:usnalfy sold. at the low prble of '2l) cents per
baldiel, :$l.lO per barrel. with a deduCtion for large
tots.
2:000 bushelx flume In bulk.
1.000 barrels Calcined Hadet.
.1.04* "
I "
Casting
LOO Dentist . "4
5.0n0 I " Hydraulic Cenirnt.
I,ood • True Roman " •
PERUVIAN WANG
Thia article we offer in ronfii.l*ne customers,
,
eAual 10 any imported, anti fir superior to moat In the
'
market. ,
Lags of Ulla; sulaSrloi.: Guano. for sal, at the
towe , t market raft's. Also
.Ik/UDICETTE, 3IKNICAN
GeANo, (MOUND MA IteelitEd ite;.lkr.-
VItEN,CH. ItICHAIMS I A; CA. -.
. .
At the Stimin Plapt,.r Mills.jdhetion York Avenue rad
l'allowhiil.qres4, l'biladOphla
Marrh I.'S6.
cIiA P C 0.,.
II %MI: ftf'.NIIIVED FROM .No'. 52..0311FURCE stREET. Tf/ VIE
..
5,„5h.w,.,f,..4 7) . ner '0r Sixth ifrut (Imre/Her Streets,
Philadelphia. 1
BG .
ELto call the! of
to their extenrive assortment of Piper and Paper
Nlaker's materials; Printing l'l'apers—for Books and
News. Wafer leaf sized. , uneallendered and call& n
dewed, Mall fin:111110A and prireii,alwaya on band; Hard
ware and Manilla Papers4runit ykttds, Binder's Boards.
flanging Papers, ke„ fir. , , ;',' -. ~; .
Particular intention is invited to their: extensive as
sortment of
PAPERS.
Frost the l nin4 Celrbrafril )Itrilufactories fn the country
Among their warriso riPER , Broca. may i he found r
Com. Note. Folio Polk, Atlantic Note s
Thin Medium, ' Bath Pont,
Quarto Pont,
POI - 4's Cap. •
' • . Royal, Flit Cap; Sgp. Royal,
l'iale P4pers of every description.-size and quality:—
Mop Papers in great variety.•;;Enrilope . japers, white.
Luti and gold. eitht•r,laiti:oi• wave. Orilorr# Pipers, fine
glared. and other varieties. •
Manistarturers are invited te,examine Abell. stock el
rags. foreign and domel tic. lilt:aching Ponder., of at •
proved brands: Alum. ground,or crude: tal Seda Soda
.Ash, Felthers. Wire Cloths;-Ultramarine, and Paper Ila
km's - materials generally, ..L. •1 •
They are also preplred ni take orders of odd sizes
and weights of any of the abovh descript len of Papers.
Phikelat February 9 1665, ;; 6-
E
PHILADELONiA • ADVERTISEMENT.
Fans' .Pire and Thief Proof riNafe*
alt sizes; suitable for Merchants,
IL/Lawyer., Farmers, and Others having Books: Pa
pers or other valuables td press/ire from Moor Burglars.
A CARD.—''The Fire Proof Pate that ! . preserved our
Books, Papers Ac., during the great fire aPtiarrs Build
ings, was purchased of OfilvEn;EvAss. hi Second et.,
• . ; ' '1 & BUCK."
REFIIIGERATOICS AND *ATER. FILTERERS.
Ev.tx's premiUm Ventilated ,Refrigerators for cooling
and preserving- Meat, Butter. Milk, Water. and all arti
cles for culinary purposes. Water Enterers. for purify
ing tracklsh or muddy water, eau be hat ssrparatew at
tached' to' the Refrigerators--atartall guautity of ice cool
ing tile Whole in the warinest.treather,
.. I Also, in- &ere end fot bobi;
Portable PhOster Baths, arranged fee warm or%old water;
• Water Gaolers. for hotels. stores and dwellings; Store
Cruets, for moving task, bales, crates, 44, Seal Presses,
Copying Presses, and DrOggistg' Prosaic '
(Established in 18354 .;•: ,OLIVER EVA.NS..
61 S. Second street, 2 doors below Chesnut.
Philadelphia, February 9,'56 ii 6 i4ns '•
•
, SAVINC . UND i ' -
OY 71114 •• ; l' •
V. S. Insurance, Annuity , and *rust Co. , •
jouirll E. coinorilliird.'and C4es•
rint streets, Philadelphia.pital.sl.s4l.ooo. Money
lig received oh deposit daily. ;',The tunount deposited it
entered his Detsedt nook and given to the Depositor, or.
if preferred. a certineate.will be given. 1 • T
.
ill some, large Andaman, are received, and the amount
paid heck on demand. witboUt notice.
Intermit is paid at the; rAte.ef fire per; ma., commen
ringfroM the day of deposit, eta Tislg fourteen dap
previous to the withdntwal of the • . onet. .
'On the neat day of Jatinaryrin etich yehr, the interest
of each deposit is paid to the depositor, or added to tin
principal, as he may prefer.. .'; ''' .
The company have now upwards Of 3 : sP : depositors in
the city of Philadelphia alone::
Any
I • ,•
Any additional informatiob Will be gt sin by addressing
the Treasurer: ' r 7 1
. . 1 • 1 .. .
1 . • 1 ' PfItECItILI. ' • •
Stephen 11. Crawford. Presl,l :Militant 3.1. Godwin,
raw. Johnson. Vice POWS, , rt'suf D. lieddard,
a mbroseiW, Thompson,: - George 51eltenrY;
rttj. W:rfingley,
:: • :Uwe DtArereui.
, acob L. iitiersu , s, ! trittstlicus English,
,S•endary and Treasurer = 1::.PLINI 41S ti.
Teiterand Interpreter - -:J. a °Ala. - SCH LAGIgi
Sept4lniher 5,'55 , j -' 1 36.1 v • '
M. w. olekupwol & co.,
magineere, •
ttraaet and Ilantirinwjaret4ll'aladelikia; Amodio •
W 0 the:ttrenilort , of Rail:
road blanagers.:and thosiinte cited in Railroad.
Property to their Sysit4 of lasynnaire /Wince. in which
they are ;adapted to•the particular buXiness for which
they may he reel:tired: the!lisei of one, two. three or
four,pairl of driving wheels; and.tbe use of the whole,
or so touch of the weight as, May be desirable for adhi•-•
on; and in accommodating them to this grades , curves.
strengqi of sups. stcpction. ind and work to be
done. By these means the meximum useful effect of the
potreels 'secured with the least eipensel ler attendance,
cost of Net. and repairs ba Bead and Engine. With these
objects in.view. and as the result of twentpthree yeiuw
practical experience in the lawinerat brnur senior part•
ner. we.anatinfactore fire di ffrhn.t 4.lrttis pf Estqines, and
several classes or sisei of.evil kind. Particular atten
Lion
_paid to the strength of the machine it; the plan and
workmanship of all the dithlla. ;10tfr long experience
and opportuullies of obtaining information. enables us
to offer these eng nes with the **sera ode that in eitielen•
ey, economy and durability, they will vitopereitreistly
with those of any other: kind in inn. We also furnish to
order naively. axles. bawling tiro low; moor tire (to lit rot
-too without baring). coinpoattion rain* for bearitige:
every d,weriptifin of Copper Sheet trodsod Boller Work:
and every 'Wide appertaialtig to the repair or renewal
of ',Ammon Engirt , .; . Id. Wi BALDWIN.
51A'ri,11EIV 1)A11:11.
BM
PRI '.ll)EjiPlji-t.-.
'HARIMSR - 'GRAM% 1
Wholee\isle'Desteis
808131tlro PIAUI AND-VMILMIZIk
103 . Illertlt TWA street, _ Plalladelphta:
mirth 10.3m5.
CHINAS CHINA- 2.CMNA 122
T HE 'Ani6t icait Torceliin' IVltinafactu
.
dui Company, ire dallY 'retelling from" their.
'wheat Gloucester, lr. J., large' quantttlei of Chink
which they will sell Ito this trade at eery tote pr
They - aro abio fully, prepared to receive orders to any
ex eat: , • • • .
3Citi ltalhtlogs; Jona; Alley, l,etween Front. and,
SeePlid 81a., abate3.,Uttet St 'philadrlphia
Mouth 22,18 M - , 124t0 ,
- c NATUAN A. SHAILIPLUSIgi •
ATTORNEY AT ,LAI.Y,
- Fe. 2 York Buildings, Philadelphia,
straisacza: •
.1. it,.R. Carter; Tamaqua.'
Jones A Cole •
Stillman, Noi No rtonCa.,} Milta , 4e - !phis .
Philadelphia, D. 2415. • 6141
NOW CLOTHING.
T HE. SU kit.i . RIBER, would . respect=
Billy inform their numerous friend' and customers el
nylkill County, that their assortment of Clothing toi
Young mailmen Is much larger than ever, end they
are dhposed to sell cheep. Persons Ming at se distannei
have the privilege of exchanging clothing purchased al
Me store, If they do not suit. ,
Y. A. HOYT & BROTHER.
" 272 Chestnut SL, earner efTenth. rbilada. '.
April 22,1956 - , - , , le-ly
, . •
NOTICE.
RAVING purchased the entire stock
of the late OHO. W. RIDGWAY k CO., w gr;z i
a I be tlignitful for a continuance of the li . ; tr.; , 1
rat patronage bestowed upon Mr. Ridgway: an
having !nude arraugepienta to be in constant rweipt of
a full assortmentof OILS, we feel confident 11fj) can glad .
entire satisfaction to the customers of the late housei
and respectfully solicit the trade in general to tall and
examine ourstock before purchasing elsewhere. 1
• , MITCILELL* CIWASDALE.
Sept. r... 1855 38-1 Y No. 30 N. WbaiTpi, rhila;
;
- • .
REMOVkL.
Paper wir &renal:tee,
VOS. 31St 5 Decatur street, Philadel.i'
1 1 phis. MEGAROR, BROS., piper manufactnreni
and importers of manufacturers materialS. beg to call
the attention ofparchitsers to their extenshe assortment
of papers and paper makers'. materiels. Stilted to tbO
watfts of dealers and consumers in every section of tilt
country. All orders will receive prompt attention and
be filled at as low prices as any house in the Union.
46r 100 tons of rags wanted for cash. - •
March I, ' L6 , ti - 3m .
PavALLISTER'I
Plating,' Foust* for Light log Rods.
11UR POINTS'are made of a-taper 4.
I. 1 lug body. about Six inchrs long. well gilt with pure',
gout to prevent the action of the we Aber. and tippe
wit h solid L'latlnn. They have been iu use ler over twenty
years and have glien general satisfaction. Prices—SLOW,
$ 1 23 ; 50; $2 00; $3 00: $4 00, per point—the• price
varying according to the quantity of Plating.' Printed,
directions accompanying each point. Manufactured by
McALLISTEII 3,DROTUER,
(Established in 1799.)
191 Chesnut street, Philadelphia ,
Cr insulators and Iron Staples furnished at (he lowi
est prices. . April 19, 1856 1 8 7 t•
__•
TREUENDIIIIUS ,EXCITEMENT I
THE bargains I am now Offering in
CARPETS, are worth the attention of_evcry one. --t
Brussels carpet. 15134, Worth $1 12; Chamber do 3734;
worth-SO cents; (iota Window Shades, 51.'25; Shades as
low as 25 cents. . Merchants. ilousekeepps:Rotel proper=
etora. owners of vessels. and steamboats, eemmlttees;
and in every claw who want to furnish with good
goods, at low ptices. cannot find a better assortment. at
such reduced prices, a 4 lam now Selling at. Call andex 4
amine. at No. 2117 forth' Second Street. above Vine,
Philadelphia.JOHN 31. EVAN'S. ,
. '
April 12. 1856 ! 15-:firct . '.
_ .
BLINDS. AND SHADES,
4ir-.1 7 ntnui-ED rincEs.-tir
•
fIJ, WILT.INMS, No. 12 North
.s.xth 'street. 14dladelPh la. oriAinator of all nevi
stylesof VENITI AN RIJN DS,Oold Bordered and Painted
Shades. of let:Willful designs. Buff, and all other colorii
of Holland. used for Shades, Fixtures. Trimmings. &c
ke. Store Sitadei Painted to order B. J. W. thankful for
past patmnago.remreeLfully Solicits the cillienwof
kill (minty to call and examine his 'large asscritneut txr
fore purchasing elsewhere.
XiiP•ll - el study to Plea:p.-1"a
April 5.1i56 14-2ui
.;SHPISING MILLINERY GOODS. •
,! JOHN STONE dr. 80NS,
NO. 44TAUth SF COM: Sirrei, Ph 1/(1/1dpithi • .1,
`V MILD particularly call the at;
trillion of meridiants and milliners to theirlarg
and ,handsoMe assortment of SPltiNti MILLINEI:Y
tlOODS.uncifas Glace' Silks. Crapes. Ribbons, Fahey ta;
res. French and American Flowers. and eyery.artirle ap
pertaining to the millinery trade. •
Th 4, above goods :weroimported express'y for euX
Spring,frales, and comprise the est assortment to 170
found iii t he city
Philadelphia, AprR5.lF56 14-2 m
WINDOW SHADES AND PAPER
• FIANCINCQ.
JL. ISAACS &, BRO., No. . 133 ' NS
L
J. .street, '(3d door below ltac'e r ;'east: side.)
Philadelphia. linve constantly on hand large 'assort ,
ment of the above gonls, which they otter' Wholesale or
iletnii, nt prices lowerli hen any other ettsblitinnent It
the city. They alto keep In store : Butt, Holland and an
endless variety of Hold Bordered Fhades, which. for beau
ty and cheapness, cannot be surpassed. Their assert;
mentor Wall Papers. Pnper Curtains,Borders. &e, &e.;
is complete. and persons nhout purchaaing would do well
to give us a call. . J. 1.. ISAACS & 8110.. I
153 N. 2dl etreet,'
April 5. 1S 6 1.14,m
BUSHNEL &. TULL'.
No. 64 Dock Street, Ptilladelphia,
. 1
--;;•''.,-.."' .'
I —...= - . 4.- - ii• 7 • i
. . 7.••• ,•-..,',,--,":...,./ ,
. sN 'Talgili. ',
X • . '.
rl-.---4, -- - - L- , -- - - - , 1 ,
1, TANUFAC'I'URERS. of cltildren'4
01_ Carriages'llfipi... Coaches. Ilarouches. V locipedesi
I;haises. Wheel-harrow s,Nursery Swings . . flecking Horses,
abs. Invalid Chairs. he.. &c.. wholesa e arid retail.
September 22. 1555 I 3.,..11- 1
DEN:SLOW & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
And wholesate'dealenr. in all kinds of
, ,
FOREIGN . and Domestic Leaf r i .. Oa
"4
hacco, Manufa!tunkl Tobacco. and Foreign and Do
inestic Segars, 21 South Fronk strect. Phllitielphia. , :,
- - Importers of Finei
Havana Segars
,
(If the choicest growths of the Vuelta-Ahajo, A large
assortment of which are kept constantly on hand, anti
for toile at a small advance on coot of luarortation.
ire-Consigpmetatt respectfully solicited, on which lib:
I
era' advances will be inatie when desired. t
S. B.—Special attnittion given to ordera for purchase)
on cotnufission.6f Tobacco. as also every 'description of
Merchandise. for accoinit of parties 1 sing at 'a distan Ni
train this market. , 1 i
' Wit& agent for F. A. Goetze's celebrated. Germatt
Smoking Tobacco,'couiprising thirty different varieties;
April 12, ltif.ti , 1 15-IN,
/MAWS' FRIENDS' CENTRAL DRY' GOODS
STORE,
{ 9-.lm
S. E. corner &h and Arch
erects. Philadelphia.
T HE subscriber ' hlving • uride vers. 4 .
•j important. additions to his establishment,. by COCO
oecting the first tinor.of his old store with that of thf ,
reautiful four story building adjoining. known as “Ilan-
Tray (surmounted with a high cupola.) InvileS
Ids old customers and friends to an examination of au
entirely new stock orFaney and Staple Itirtloods,
lected exm.ssly in reference to the present opening.—!:
The assortment compriscs:—Stsasonable dress materialc%
of new and elegant kinds: plaid. India and black silks:
shawls. of all kinds: jhosiery. gloves and mitts: tuft - mob
&ries and linen cambric handkerchiefs; furulgth*
goods of all kinds: Irish linens. flannels, moreens...te : .
to which are atdded now goods daily. of choice descrip
tions. CNA It liES ADAMS.
P. S.—Persons wisbing a splendid view pf the city and
vicinity. ran ascend the cup, la. by a private stairway
which will be found well worth a visit.
March 29.'56
• AUCTION BARGAINS, !
Cheap for Cash! '
KELLEY &'BROWN, No: 13 North
mserond street. Philadelphia, have just receiredfroi
he late Auction Sales, a large assortment of Springk and
Summer Dry Goods, Including Superior Black Silks. (oil
I'laid I n lin do.. Mous. de Laines, Barege do do,
Chain do do. Mons. d Bege.rashmere Shawls, Stella dd.
fhilxd do. Silk Mantillas. Alpacas. Bareces, Lawns, Par ,
akols. Oinghams, Calli:Oes, Brilliants, Linens. SlMetingt,
Shirtings. Tickincs..doths.. Casmmeres, Vesting'. Caui
brtsms, Linen DrillinO, Cot tonadealCon nterpanea. Table
Co era, Piano do, Gauze Flannels. Hosiery. tiyoveS, cc.; ;
Also. .
00Y.S . .WEAn. IN GREAT VARIETY.
Our goods being bought and sold exelusively f?r each.
enables us to distance all competition. Purrhasets
chitiged but a small advance on Auction Cosi and no
asalermcni in prices:: ' •
KELLEY BROWN,
No. 13 North Second street, Philadelphia.
April 5,1556 • A 14-2 M
JOHN: Wlll. GIUTIEN & CO.,
BANKERS.
Nos. 45 and 47 South Third-Street;
GRANITE BUILDING', BELO 0' CHESNUT.
DItA.W. upon, remit to; and enllek
upon every poliit In the BAITED ScsvEs and CANK
DO.
• Collections settled 'with promptness at currentrates
Exchange. without charge. Forelan and American Coin
furnished for Shipping and Custom Beuse purpoSes.
Draw upon the Illiyal Bald- of Ireland, (b?authoritl.)
Lmdcn. kc„.and fUrnish Exchange, available any
part of the British Kingdom. in sums of Li Find up
wards. SEvEs PER CF.NT. (New York rate.) paid ;deposit
ors on curr ,, nt art-mints, and the hig:heSt rate on Mite
account. Stocks boiight and sold at the Brokere
in this city. New York. Boston and Baltimore. Busing*
paper and loans negOl toted.
The Latest quotations of stocks and securities through
out the United Statße ban be seen at the office. •
&pt. 22. 185., 51.18 m
LiGH*NitiC
Armttage,a Patent.
THET !
SUBSCRIBER calls hie :duca
firm of the puldie'bihia superior ELvcratc-MAti.
NET LIGHTNING. RODS. It is now fully-admitted pn
nit hands. that every building. to be secure from the disx
tractive Influences; of Lightning, shophl
. he provided
With ato .1 conductor. The large nnualwrof worthless
Ito& that are put up makes it necesaary for purchasers
to examine...the merits of the different 11015 offered for
sale. I earnestly Invite a rigid examination of the
principles on whiehvny Reds are r °mgr.:tied. I I have
put up nearly 6,000 Reds, and have neverhaarfor
the leas of one dollar's worth of property by LightolOg.
In any building. to Which one of my Ruda halt] been ht
tached. T. therefore. feel Lreat confidente .recOrn
mending them, notonly as the beat, bgt airthettialy 4fe
Rod in use. I
AWThe following gentlemen having examined this°
110(14 knit given them their -uminalided • appivhslibil:
have kindly aivonn.e their permission in refer to theta:
WA LT t R..1011N AON. Com mtsriftiler of Pittenig'i .
31cMORTRIE,11 4 1. D. , I T. E. W,ALLEIt:ttil,
For sale wholiscals and retail. at the Fartolt. Vine L.
atarre 1 2 th. Philadelphia. Orders promptly a timaed:to,
and at the laciest mstrprices. .I'IIO3IAS Alt. ITAGEI.
Apt 1126. IS56' : 174hu
.
. . .
W( E i.ci a g r o e r
a c i tn o. s t ta y rt v lr rt i e o iyin! Dress
alit be found a kite assor tm ent of il liliTk a .T , Bl l :. Black
Molten Antique; Ltipin's all stool Mowieline de tallies,
Plain Shades: Rich , Printed, Chellies; tiled, neat Styles
suitable for Fiienthi,Silverines. Lawns, liaregeS.Embrol;
doles, Ac.. - , ' JESSE WILLIAMS A CO:. •
No.IS South Soeand stunt, Philadelphia.
. ,
.• it Stella Shawls. - • ".
BROCEA'BOREERS, • , k, .
•.,
I'LAI:( WHITE.
' MODE , ,
BLACK
• EMBROIDERED WHITE,
' • • - and SCARLET.
BORBERKB
- • °'
STiIIPED °I% till • °
• .fP.SSE WILLIAMS 144..
NA. )c{ F.Atttli SArnild vtrr , t. Ph1131.1,-114113
Ii
Alai"! 4‘..
13-2 m
DRY GOODS.
'I'RINTEI►BORDERS.
• criipe
Silks.
MEI
BOOTS, S.IIO:EiS,.:&-ti-.
.___:
HEW BOOT AND - SHOE STORE.
C‘a mItIC STSUT. NEXT DOOM BELOW 1 , 01 nao.,
SAMUE L.STROUSE has just (Tenet •
a large stock of all kinds of Iblats,
Vomits. Carpet flags, tlutashoes. As. - Amass
his stock as always be foand . .ladles' endl:i
ChildruSes Oboes, cialters.sllppers, La, °revery
variety. Also. lkxds sad Shoes suited for Sneers' wear
Alfr Zusubctial ag sad Ilspairbas (Unseat the Shades!,
. notice. • - Oct. Ll> '55 42-tf
_ -
SHOES,IIOOTD, TRUNKS AND I
Trsveling TR UNKS
D I ANIEfi SCHERTLE,,Boot I
I_, and Shoe Manufacturer, and General .
wholesale and retail dealer, irspectfullY 5
rites the attention ofids customers . .
to the /armload substantial Ateck
of Children echoes. Ladles' wear,Gentlernen's dress bootas
gaiters. &c., together with the general assortment ef
boots, shoes. trunks and carpet. tams which he has no*
on hand at hls establishment, •
One door abort the corner . 4.1 High nod Centre
(tree', opposite the 11 7 qtr14 'Howse. • '
11.--)lnert Ithoes anti Bola made to order, at lid ,
lowest prirea at the shortest notice. and Manufactured
from the best of materials. Everything In the St.hoemah
ing lint; furnished with despatch, and warr nted to nisi.,
43( i 42 et /On- a Try him, and you will not be • disap
pointed. -Int
Pottsville. April 5, 1555
IRON WORKS.
ASHLAND.
ASHLAND IRON WORKS . .
THE ttUBSCIIIDERS are now fully
prepariA to furnish: at the Ashland Iron
Works. Steam Eng.' netand Pumps of any'
Trz.: .: alux • over and capacity. for mining and other
purposes. Coal Breakers of every size And
pattern Hue m use, together with:castings and forgings
of every descriptions. Coal and Drift Cats of all sizes
and patterns, large Truck and Horse Cars.—all furnished
at the shortest notice. The subscribers flatter, them
selves that. Inasmuch-as every member of 'the firm Is. a
practical mechanic. theytwill be able to furnish m tchi
nerythar will compare favorably with any in the lie
gion. All orders directed to L. P. GAIINEU & u ses., Ash
land, Schuylkill county, , will receive prompt atten
tion. L. P. GARNER.
MICHAEL GAINER„
•
JOUN C 'GARNER,
JOSEaI GARNER.
Ashland; May 10,'56 . 19
TAMAQUA.
CARTERS & ALLEN'S IRON WORKS,
Tamaqua, Sclinyiictlll County, Pa.
The Subscribers, proprietors of the
above named extensive est ablishmentatt
flounce to the citizens of twit uyi . couh
zny;, "„„ ty, and the public generally. their reach.
ness to turn out any and all k Inds of worrk
in their tine. at the shortest notice, and in the most sal
isf*etory manner—such as building Stea in - Engines. Mae
nfacturing Railroad and Drift Cars, Pumps, Castings mid
Machinery of all kinds.
July the bat workmen are employed, and satisfactlitit
may therefore be safely guaranteed. Orders from atrolid
.promptly filled. CADTERE3 & ALLEY.:I
ram:ulna, January 27,1655 • .4-tf.
BEAVER MEADOWS.
•
BEAVER MEADOW IRON WORKS,:;
, • LIUDSoN & BltuTH CH, Iron and lir4s,!
6 1441 ' Founders, respectfully Inform their 'fa
• irons. and the public generally, that
tuu-iur EEE are fully prepared at the above establiSie
• -- went, to unumfacture Steam Engine,sref.
every size; Pumps, Railroad and' Drift Cars,. and every
ether descriptisti of Iron and Brass 'Castings suitable tbr:
the Coal mining .or other business; on the most ceasonalile
terms. Also, Blowing Cylinders for Blast Furnaces midi
Machine work in genets.
Repairing . of all kinds done with neatness and despatch
at the lowest prtees. All work furnished by them wilt , '
ranted to perform well. They would solicit the enstonfot
those who Indy want articles in their line to this vicinliy.
Al girders will meet with. Immediate aneprompt atten-
Ihn. S. NI ..,.
313reh 4,1854 W. It.. HUDSON
DONA LDSON.
• DONALDSON IRON WORKS.
LOESER, COX k CO. respeetftil
,g,„ ly invite the attention of the MuindsN
community to their new Foundry and:
t lei l ik Machine Shop. in the town of Donned
sou, Schuylkill county. They are !Owl
wady to execute all orders for machinery, such nsi
steam engines. pumps. coal breakers. mill gearing torj
grist and saw mills. railroad anti drift cars. &e.. ke.
Being practical mechanics. we flatter ourselves that all!
work done at th,. Donaldson Iron IVorks. will give suilt
satisfa• ,, no will secure the future custom pt . i
their patron. Orders thank,ully received anti exeeu-i
led at the shortest notice, and on reasonable terms. ;
AMBROSE LOESER.'
PETER COX.
• ALFRED JONES,
February 2. ISM 4 LEWIS MILLER.
lIIINEItSVILLE. i ,
DEHAVcp.'S IRON WORKS ,
unereville.
TILE Subscriber is prepared to maviti- , 1
facture STEAM ENGINES of any puw'ee.l'
FFIR Purnpsof any capacity,and Coal Jireaktnn
of eve:y description; as well 'as every'
kind of machinery used In 3lintw.i
Weaken:. Furnaces. Rolling Mills. Saw Mills. fi ;
From the facilities possessed fur manufacturiim, and
from lona eqierlence in the business. work ran be turned!
out at this establishment, at the very lowest prices, niuli
of tt superior quality. !
Persons desirous of putting up marhineryof any kitid.l
are invited to call and examine patterns and betome
Im:tinted with prices before contracting. elsewhere.
Ordeni of every kind are solicited. and strict attention'
will he given to their prompt execution.
WALLIA3I DEIIAVENi.
SlMersville. December 9. 1554 ' '4134f
. .
TREMONT.
TREMONT IRON WORK.%
Tremont, Schuylkili County, rennet, !,
The Subscribers respectlblly inpite
the attentioti of the bu.sinesscommunity:
fl;i131 to their New Machine Shop and Fours'
so` - •'. dry. erected In the town of Tremont. Midi,
P.— under fie superintendence and tnanals , '
• meld of 3les - rs. Z. liatdorlT and Philip Umholtz, whore'
they are prepared to execute all orders f r Machineryof
Prass and Iron. such as Steam Engines of .any power,
Pumps of :illy rapacity, Coal Breakers of every descrlp
' lion. all kinds of Gearing for Rolling Mills.-Orist aild
Saw Mills. Drift Cars. and all kinds of lUtilroad Catittritto.
such as Chaira . for Flat and T Rails, Frogs. Switcheii.abd
ill kinds of Cast and Wrought Iron Shaftings. Mr. tin
holtibelng a practical Mechanic.and having had the ctln-
Mit:4lre and experience for many years In the Coal Regirm,
persons desirous of putting up Machinery of any kirid,
are invited to call and examine our patterns and superior '
quality of work. and become acquainted with prieeslat
hese Works. before contracting elsewhere. Orders ofilv
• ry kind thankfully received. and strict attention will,be
liven to their prompt eiecution.,lmving several 15.80,
. V), and rid horse .Engines on hand.
d an. 6,1836,1-1 - C. A. St A. M. SELiZeitt
PORT CARBON:
•
FOLINDRY•:'& MACHINE SHOP
Port:CarbOn,. botanylk Co., pa:
jI. WINTERSTEES annouTic
es Mx readiness. front the complete out
~ft he above is am ed es tllbliuh men t • to sly,-
-r1 4 4 /ira ply all oilers in hisnine
_such as ftt Steam I.:Dainrs. Railroad Ad
Drift ears. Pumps. Coal Breakers. Castfuga and Machine
ry of every pattern. lie Warrants,his work to giV4lSati
tvtilon.=and accordingly solicits patrnnag,o at home and
abroad. • :Lin. 27.1855 4-ly
: FRANKLIN IRON WORKS.
•
'Ctir. aubscribersonnounee.to the rob
- lie that, they - arefthe' ProprietorSof-the
. • Vranklin Works Tort Carbon. lately ehr
ried on by Sillytnan, where tkpey edn:
- dune to s matiut,tpture to order. at Ow
shortest notice. Steam Engines, Pumps.Coal'Breakirs nttd
Nlarhinery of ,atmost any size or \description. for injol:iig,
tr other purposes. Also. Railroad and Drift Cars. truttior
Brno Castings of any size or pattern.' Orders are resp4et•
fully solicited. 3EOI B. FISSLER & BRO.
. .
, .
. .4 •
i
Franklin Shovel Works. ' 1
The snbsiTibers' continue to 'furnish the ("Allem Old
Dealers of Schuylhill County. Kith Shoi•els of ull,kitills,
st the lowest Philadelphia iric'es: Attention is partifru
tarty called to their Cool. Shovels.: • Orders fur Shovel 4 of
any size or pattern promptly attended to. - 1
• ~ GEO. B. FISSLEP: k una'
Port Carbon. Auxust 21. 18.52. 34-tf i
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POTTSVILLE.
FOUNDRY APID MACHINE SHOP,
. Steam luar . Pactory, &c.
t-- • NOTICE.—The business of the late R I M
of SNYD Elt IVILNES. will be confin 4
'
"'' Rik urd by the subscriber in all its varijua
1-11En i rD L zaz branches of Steam Engine building, iron
"""r" - 7 , - • Founder, manufacturer of all kinds of
'lschinery, for Rolling Mills.•illast Furnaces, IZ:dint:id
'ars. kc.. Lc. Ile will also continue the business of
'lig, and Splang tile celebrated Vine Forrst White Ash aid
',calla (int/ reins.l:rd Ash Coals. being sole propiie.
tor of these C(lllieries. GEORGE .SN YDEILL
January' 1;18:4 3-tf
TO COAL. OPERATORS & MINERS.
Pioneer Boller Works.
The subscribers respectfully invite the
y l attention of the busbies.% community; to
their Boiler Works. on Railroad street. be.
rturzmu l4 low the Passenger Depot, Pottsville, 1 1 4.,
where they are prepared to manufactolv
BOILERS OF EVERT DESCRIPTION. I
Smoke Stacks, Air Stacks. Blast Pipes, Gasometers, DWI
Cars, &e. Boilers on hand.
, •
Being practical mechanics. and having for years devoted,
themselves entirely to this branch of business. they Bab'
ler themselves that work done at their establishment Will
give satisfaction to all who may favor them with a colt—
Individuals and Companies will find it greatly to their itd
n hge to examine their work before engaging elsewhore.
May 5,18 . 53 EMI JOHN & JAMES'NOBLII.
POTTSVILLE ROLLING
TILE Lt IiSCRIBERS respectfullyjan_
nounee to the public that their new itch
ing Mill is now completed and in
. 5 --ira.,tug ration. and that they are prepared to sup
- .ply all kinds of Bar Iron of Various axes
which they will warrant to be superior In quality to Any
obtained front abroad. at the 'tame prices.
They also manufacture T Rails, for the use of the tol-
I leries and Lateral Roads. weighing from '.ll to 50 lbe4ey
yard. made of the best Iron, and which will be fetind
much elfesper than the Imported article.
Being practical mechanic,* and having had consider4ble
experience in the Iron bnalnev., they Hatter themselves
That they ran give entire satisfaction to purchasers. lend
also make , ii their Interest to patronize home mantifae-
I Urea. JOIIN lIIIIINISIF k
- December 0. 1851 • 40-tt 9. •
WASHINFTON"I9III-WORKS.
ottaville. n.,
.1
.1. WREN A 11110 S. respirttully inille
Zthe attention of the lrusiness community
',... t .7": to their Now Machine Shop and Pouddry
..."7: -A 'Ai4ie erected between (eel and Railroad strdets,
' .....,. • and fronting on Norwegian street. wBere
they are prepared to-execute all orders for machine* of
I:ra:wand Iron. such as Steam Engines. all hinds of fs,rar
log for Rolling Mills. (lest and Saw. Mills. Single ,end
Double acting Pumps. Catrltreakers. Drift Cars. all kinds
.4 ItailtWall Castings. such AS Chairs for Flat and T gall;
Frogs. Switches. de.; all kinds of cast And wrought Iron
!;hafting. Rein,: practical mechanics. and haring ninde
the demands of the Coal Region theiestudy for plats.
also till kinds.of Machinery in their line of business. they
flatter themselves that work done at their establishnient
will give satisfaction to all who may honor them with a
. all. All orders. thankfulir received and pro:103'1mo
cuted, on the treUt reamegilde'ierrnA. - 10 )
ki
JOUN Y. WREN. TIIO3IAB Mildly
JAMES WREN. .
.
-
-
October 2.1852 I * 4 1 1-tf
.
• PALO ALTO ROLLINC MILL. i
THE Subscribers beg leave tolan,-
ettl i i nonuce to their friends and' the public.
..pperally, that their new Rollin^ Mill at
r t-tat,...milcz Palo Aitd is • now complete. and in gull
operation, and that they are prepared to
loutish T rails of various rottenly. welghintt from ' A ri to
10 to per yard. Also, different sizes of Sat, square:and
;nand merchants' bar'inot.
Orders for rails ,or bar iron are respectfnlly
nod- will ...meet with prontpt attention if left eittoir at
the Rollin^. Mill.- Bright & Hardware Store.
t :entre st rcet. or at their office. MAYWOOD, LEE &
. F. corner Centre inti
'I 1 MIT ket -streets, '..!d story, Pottsrille. January let.
It The utidersigned have this day tormedit cotart
nerihip under the style and firma ( . 4' HAY - WOOD. LLMirr.
CO. for thehutpose of-,tnanufactoring Ballenati. and liar
Iron, at their Palo Alto Boiling 31111.
BENJAMIN II AYWOOIi,
• . ,111C11 MID LEP.
• 011000 E 118101.1T''
• HARRIS.
The business of the late firm of. Lee, Bright & Co. all
le settle/hr. the lino * Co. ,
Jan.l, ' - • '
I.t f
MEDICINAL.
TRUSSES I ITRIISSESI t TRUSSES: !I
ti NEE,DLES
Truss lind Saco mstauushment.
Q 0 UTII West Corner of 12th
kiand Bare alive Philadelphia, lint pewter
of tine French Tritasi.*, combining cstrtin. //anus. ease
cud durability with correct 'construction. I
Lien:dal or ruptured patients can he suited by rem .1
Rug &mono ts as below:—Siniding number of in ches rou
the hips, and stating side affected.
Cost of single Trivia, $2, $.3, $4,. $5. Poulde—s3 6,
.$6 and $lO. I
Instructions as to wear, and how to effect a cure, ti. en
possible. sent with the Trtua.
Also for Salo. in great variety- . .
Dr. BannMg's Improved Patent Body Brace,
For the cure of Prolattsus Uteri ," Soinar pron. and Sun
ports. Patent Shoulder - Braces. Chest Expanders. and
Erector Braces, adapted to all with Stoop Shoulders and
Weak Lungs: English fElastic Abdominal Belts, Suspen•
caries. Syringes—male and female. '
ii- - &-Ladiea' Rooms, with Lady attendants.
Philadelphia, July 28.'55 ~ 30-17
WILBOD,I3 COMPOUND OF
PURE COD LIVED,
OIL AND ,LIDIE.
A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION. tory. its. MI.D.S. ASTI(
nuosett III& GENERAL DEBILITY,: .
AND ALL SCROFULOUS, RUMOR&
Have Yon Tried HI
This important question shonldbeasked every invalid
who isisuffering from pitimonary trouble in this - tekle
climate. Have you tried WILBOR'S. COMI'OUND OF
COD LIVEIt OIL AND LIME? It will not nauseate like
the'plain OIL; but is on the contrary, pleasant to the
taste• moreover, the Phosphate of Lime is, in this man
binatinn. a ogest remarkable aid to the healing proper
ties of the Pure Cod Liver Oitlai 'the following. certifi
cates (selected from a host of like grateful acknowledge
ments) will amply show, No person should neglect. for
a single hour, a cough, or any affection of the inngs, lest
the most serious consequences follow. Dr. Wilbor's
treparatfon is ,with safe and simple, and sure in all ordi
nary eases. and has perf;)nned some surprising curia; in
decided consumption, where ordinary medical aid bas
Da. Wltaort:—Durin,g nearly the whole of thepast
winter. I had suffered serlottsly, with a cough, which had
so irritated my lungs, that my physician frankly admit-'
ted his fetir of consumption following this troubleis the
Spring weather actin. Medicine seemed
; to afford me
little relief. until I . tried your preparation of Cod Liter
Oil and Lime. The effect I anitorced ht.facts to admit,
was almost magical. and I bate the pleasdre of Saying at
this writing. (May 2d. 1553,) I Am entirely free from any
pulmonary trouble.
With thanks to you for your taltiable discore i ry. I cor
dially recommend it to those who are thus afflicted.
MARTIN f ItuD,
amber street, Roston.
. Kit B. WI LEW% -
Clorniist.
trust street. Iloslon.
It Mbry
ott SnYs. 132
Potille by .1. C.
l Church. 1 -
10.1dm •
Ch
Manufactured only by ALEXAN
166 •
For sale In Philadelphia by T. Ni
North Second stner-t. For. sale in
IluottEs. Druggi:it.r.p r! esite Episro
Pottsville. S. 56, I
A HUMAN LIFE
omclgule.
RIIODV4
As I took Vouimedieine to sl
'Me cure no pay:!! I take ple.m.ure hi
f..p:erted to no. three brothers wi
land their testiuniny Is a fair special
eeived:
W. S. Conklin have i%
Christie's A"ue italsam, and contini
using it until mit lungs add liver W
degree that lama discharged from r
SO that all thought it imposrible furl
other chill. Tlqi docters,:too. did t
but thought 1 must die. 'Nothing
til I got Rhodes'; Fever and Ague
relieved um of the di.lies4 and nag
and pain in my head and bowels.
manent cure in a short lime:'
11: M. Conklin' s tys;—"l had heel
as good a doctor,:is we , have in on
auy quantity of 'quinine and !peril
result. from '2st Atqpist to 17th DI
how nicely It operated on my brotil
nodes' Fever and Aguel' Cure, wh'
vent cure by using two thirds of a
S. M. Conklin was not here. but
ers say his ease was the same as 11.
bine to both the same day. andllil
from the smite small quantity. and!
Fours. with re.pect. ;
The above speaks for itself. (Jot
of nu better herr than the vast ni
cafes I have already published.
amount that is continually peurim
One thing mom. Last year 1 had
the public in these Words:--1 : Doti
taken one of my geoeral circulars.
of tlfeir nostrum Mr my medicine.
impudence end their pamphlet with
the prepiletor of any other medicit
dares: - Lc.
Now I takepleasure In %tying that the caution refer
red to the same Christie's Ague Italeam" that is
mentioned in the above certificate. , :
There are several other induttrionit people who are ap
plying to their poisonous trash all that I publish about
my Feser and Ague Cure. or Antidote toNalaCia. except
the certificates of cures. nod the certificate of the cele
brated chemist. Pr..lames R. Chilton of New! York. in
favor of its perfectly harmless iimmeter. whicttis attach
ed to every bottle.. These will always serve to distln•
guish my medicine from imitations. J A. A. ltiiODES.
Privrieter. Prorithncr. 12:1.
-
For tale by S. C. MARTIN...I. G. BROWN, and shy Drug
gists generally. April 213.153fi 17-2 m
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
For a Marvellon■ Age.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
the Grand External Remedy. .
I -
Y• the aidM
of a iei i °scope, we see!
millions cd' little openingS On the !surface of our
bodieii. Through these this ointment. when rubbed on j
the skin. h. carried to any organ 'Oriliwardpart. • Diseases I
.d . the Rhine.) s. dilsorders ortlni hiver. affections of the!
(lean. Intl:twat ihn of the Lungs. A,Stnia.C,‘inzlis and Colds,
are by its, Illt.:11s effectually clit'ed. E'irry housewife i,
knows that salt Passes freely throiiii bond or meat pinny
thickness. 'nit healing Ointmonti far more readily pene-1
Crates through any bone or fleshy
t tirtof thediving body,
caring the mos m. tlidangerous imacomplaints, that can- I
not he reached by other means, . , i I
'Erysipelas, Salt Rheum & Scorbutic Humors. i
No remedy has ever done so mush for the'. cure of dip,'
eases of the.likitf, 'Whatever form tliey nui . 3„ l ,asi 4 um, a , thi s
Ointment. Nu ease of Salt Ithenni. Scurry. 'Sore Heads,
Scrofula. or ErySipelas. can long withstantt its influence .
she inventor his travelled user many parts of the globe,
vilsiting the principal huspitalsiliipensing this Ointment
gsing advice as 0 its application. and has thus lieen the '
means of restoring countless numbers to health, - • - ;
Sore Legs, Soreßreasts c WoundO & Ulcers.
&OW of the Most scientific stirgeons rely solely on the
use of this wonderful Clint ment. When having toCope with
the worst MAPS Of sores. wound 4. nicer.. glandular swel
thigs. and tumors. Professor ilidloway him-by command
f the Allied GOvernments.'digpitched to the hospitals
of the EaSt. largn shipments of this Ointment. to be used
Under the direction of the Medical Staff. in the w4rst ca,
:'.:es llf wmiuds. It will cure anyuicenglandularswelling'
stiffness or contraction of the joints', even of 20 years.
standing. . !I ,
r:Piles and Fistulas.
These and other similar distre,s4ng etanplaints , can lie
eireettiallv cured It the Ointment be well rut42.4l'in over
the parts attested', and.by othersti following the printed
directions around each pot. i
Both flee OinlOsent unit
i l n ;ili r s a x s l47 l 4 tue wed in flue foliose.
~ .
Idunions f :mite Legs
Burns - i . , dor,: Breasts
. ,'Chapped Hands ' \ Seee !leads
Chilblains , Soe Throats ,
i Fistulas :fore! , of all kinds
Gout ' . ' ,p , tains
Lumbago Se lds
Mercurial Eruptions i SwOled Glands
Piles I Stiff Joints
Rheumatism I PlCers . .
Salt Rheum 1 k'eilpreAl Sore. '
Skin Diseases . i Wounds of all kinds.
tl-ir - S‘dd at the •Manufact r..' ries f,f Professor If OLLOWAII
Su Maiden Lane. New York. and 244 Strand. London. nil
by all respectable Druggists and Dealers oc Medicines
throw...holt the Vnited States, and the cisillVtl world,: In
Pots. at 25 rents, t'r'!S rents. atudi” each. . •
Z — V.There is a considerable Faking by taking the larger
sizes. . , .
N.B. Directions for the guidiimie. of pat ients ,In every
dlsorder are affixed to each Pot 4
June 2, 15551
BM
THE GREATEST
_Medicos' Discover* flt.be Age.
.........-..„ I
Flit. KENNEDY; ..'iz) Roxbury,. has
jUdiscoicred in one of our :cotanien'lntstute weeds a
remedy that cures i e.
1 Every Kind of Eunier, ..
front the weist scrofula dowtt to a common pimple.
- 1 -
11"0 has tried it in over 1100 cities. and never failed ex
cept In two casts tooth thunder` himor). lie has now iu
his possession over two hundred certificates of its virtue,
all within twenty miles of itosMw. •1.1,.
Two bottles are warranteCto7 cart: a nursing sore
mooth. !I ' '•
' One to three bottles will curefthr i worst .
. . I
on the face.
~ , t
''. Two to three Itottles will cure. the systei
• Two bottles are warranted to:cure the 'I
the mouth-4111;ktomach. , • t
Throe to rive bottleS are wat'ntitted to
case of Erysipelas. ' ',
One to two betties are warren . tett to cil
tbe eyes. , ! • ! f •
Two bottlei are warranted to ; . cure rune
and blotches mating the hair. t
Four to six bottles are warr.thttid to Cu
running ulceril. - '•
One bottle will ~,
cure scaly erliption of he skin'.
Two or tbreehottles are warratited to 'cure the worst
Case of ringwerm: I' I • . -
Two or threelhottles are wabanted Co litre'the'niost'
-desperate ease if rheumatism. I i
-Three to fo r betties are warrtnted to cure the salt
theutn. t 1 .
Five to eigh ; 'bottles will curethe wort case of scrofula.A
benefit is ,always experienetid front the first .bottle,
and a perfect atm is warranted when the above quantity,
Is taken. 1 ' [ .
header.l peddlt4lover a thoi.i . sttud bottles of this in the
vicinity of 114 ton. I know;,tile effects of it in
,every
ease. , So sure' es water will eat'l it gulch lire. so sure will
this cure burner. 7 never sold t !fettle of it tint that
sold another: after a trial it always sneaks for itself.-
There are two things'about this herb that aptear to rane
lurprislauz; tirSt that it grows im antrlnist urei, in some
places quite plentiful. and yetiitsl vain, has never tt-en
known untifi . l digeovered it in] 184 re-second, that It
should cure all kinds of hunt4r. i
In order to give acme idea of the sudden rise and great
popularity of the discovery. .la sill state that. in April,
i+s:.l. 1 peddled it and sold alsMtkslx Isa :les per day-in
April. I 574. I soli over one ttplusind bottles per day of it.
Some of the wholesale druggists who have been in the •
business twenty and thirty yeatls. say that nom,: i n • .
the annals of patent medieimis arts ever like It. There 0 • ....
is a universal praise of it freni ail quarters.
In rev own practice I alway's: kept it strictly for humors .
-hut since its int psluction mk a general family medicine. . ...
.tre . at and wonderful 1 irtnes 'lO , O been found in It that t Is q . v
! • -.)
i never
5U Z::::1 .
, , Severalepileptic fitit-it disease which was al- 1, I
ways c onsidered incurable. have loch cured by a few hat, -.....„.,--,
-- .=- I
tles. 0. what a mercy If it 'hill prove effectual in all --"---.,.............„_ ..'-''' , - , ••s - . --- -'r - e - .. -- - - , : -. - - r i
" a g e s of that awful malady-there are but few who have Tilt: Tilt a. plalr•trlVl.: FLUID. or 6 lI.MIIIC 3110 E.
seen more of it than I have. • i ,- ,I 1
I krtovv of severs] cases of:Peopsy. all * or them aged ' 1)1tE PA ItEr) from: REN,NE:I ,or the
people cured hilt. For the iftrious diseases of the Liver. fourth 'lhntwh of the (IX. after directions:of Bajon
Sick headache. Dyspepi.ski. Asthma. Pererand Ague. Pain 1.1,144.'27.e great Physiological Chemist. by .f. S. lit) (lll
in the tilde. Dlseases t of the Faine.and particularly in dis , TON. M. D . Philadelphia. Pa. 3
doses of the kidneys. hr... the discovery' ha. done more This is Natures men Retards , for an unhealthy st4m
goiXt,than any medicine eferikniewn. ' ' • ari l . NO a r t or man ran equal Its curative powers. llt ,
No change of diet neciviaar3t-oat the test you get and contains no Alpiltol. hittr r*. acid.. or tat nseeus d rw2.l.-
Anon,ghof; It. 1-. I • 1 " ' ' lt is extremelY agreeable lathe taste. and mete he taken i
Dirottion . s.fro ute.-Adultri one tablespoonful per day by the most , f...ehle pat hots who cannot eat a waterer:Wl:- I
-Children over •teti years. a: de, isert First:leis-children er withent acute ailacrres.A. - 11.evanief a1ru7...:a.-4 indtatilns. 1
from five tor eiallt years, tetesponnfel: •As no directions i'e):sitt is not a drug,. I 1
can be applicable to all annsiittitions. take sufficient to - Call on the agent and get ai ds..s..riptive rir-alar.;:ratis, I
operate on the howels,ttrice a day. giring a large amount, of reit fit if c n evidence. from I.le- I .
31auulketurvi by 1 . t I iri/NA I.D. RENNEDF, , bigs Animal' Chemistry: itt• Cornhe's Physiology of, hi- 1
- t Ne. 120. IP.trrrn str...t. R,...ehnry, Noss. uestion ; hr. Pereira on Feed and Piet; Dr. John? W. ,
Price, One lDollar. . • , Drawer. of New York University : Prot Dunglison'ttl'h?, ty i
C Wholivtle Agents:"-New Ybrk city, ('. V, Clicktier, Si 1,,10ey ; Pref. ,Sillitusn. of Yale College:kpr.,(:arnenier's
03ml:4'de/wit; C. U. Ring, 109 Broadway: Rushton k l'hyitolozv: kr -log:ether ,with Yeports of cares fare.' all
'Clark, 215 liniadvray; A. B. •k 'h.:Muds:loh Fulton St. Parts of the United Si3t.' l, l -
Wholesale agent. for rentasilvante.. T. W. Dross k 44- soh' 1 , , x all t truggisti and dealers in Medicinis.- i
13cias. 132 North 2nd stieet. iittizaelphin. - - Price ONE DiII:LAP. per:bottle. I - I
For sale in Tuttgrilig, by or. 0. - . Breton. .J. C. Flurliis !, 11',IIANN-Vi, 11701...- , :e awl /.'ettit.Artif. - i
1-Ord Ff. Ralwliau, * May in. 1555 Maly - l'n'tsvlille.
v as May 121,'V r 4 , 1 . 21-ly . !I tilt ~,..."eiP'. I
4,...
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I 1 ' . • -
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THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
DOTTSVILLE TO lIARRISBURG.
This Hue connects daily with all 'balm grr:tt Z , outh
ern and We... tern Loutes. Ity arrangement their plate et
lanalneselO Puttayille will Beat the office of u ovr aid
Co S. S. W lAA MS, Superintendent.
LAE
4 pill 22. 18.5,S
DAUPHIN & SUSQUEHANNA R. R.
Change at Time.
gin E :SUMMER arraiwement for run
." Muir Itailroad . frout aild 'atter MONDAY, April
14th, vela be: , I t
Y.. Expreas Passenger . Train.
Leave Harrisburg, 5 A.SI.j Airlie Auburn.' 7.59 A,M
" Auburn., ‘ 43 i ) ALSI.i oil noon.;
a. Mixed Freight & Passenger Train."
'Leave Harristm nr. l P. N. Arrive Anb let n, M.;
Aubttni. J 2 nedn'td,i •-•• IlarriSburg. s,ltia.M.;
Competing at Auburn waif the regular and special
trains of the Reading Railroad, for Pottsville. Port Clin
ton, Hamburg. Reading, Pot tstpw Norris-i
.town and Philadelphia.---- -
' Connecting. at Port Clinton. Kith the traaus for Thma
qua. Catawissa. Danville. Milton. Williamsport. Elmira.
and all t'dnta of the North 'And 'Northwest. . ,
Connecting at llarrisburg, with realns
LaneaSter, - Columbia Donna. Blairsville. Pittsburg. and •
the West.—for Carlisle. Chantbersburg and l'untberland
Valley genPrally.—for York, ikotjmo re , IVashington and
the South. ELLWOOD MORRIS, Engineer t Snyt.
April 5, 1555 • L'-4m
Fenta Albany, New:York & Philadt a .a
►
1 11 E SU BSCI2IBERS respectfully '
rliarmuneo to the merchants And I) coww nni
n.ty of this and the riti- w'ins .
kimuitivo„intrig counties, that diWil i g%
their hue oar,taa is again ready for
the transpertation of merchandize, furniture. grain. plas
ter, /cB - , train Albany, New York and Philadelphia. in'
tirit cla‘s Canal barges. destined for :schuylkill Haven.
Potviirille and Port Carbon.
Al! pasts from Philadelphia will Iv shipped by our
A4ents. VARt , LEE
. & Sox. Vine street wharf. S..hoylkill.
31erchandize from Allinny and,New York. ai,ply Ilt-
Braladw is , . New (ork.
3Terehants mu rely upon leasing their mxids forwarded
with despatch. ashe . hatires will leave Vine street wharf..
Philadelphia. weekly.
-The' following rate, will fr charged on -.innit poun d, :
Thy GOodS. IDieensw ire. Glass and 'Era -
Grceries. flits. Liquors and Provisions. • . . ;
Salt and Plaster. tto be shipin don Delaware.) .
A. S. Mtniilligt
Office Sehnylkill Narh, , athin Warehouse. slt. Carlon.
. No. 2'29 Broadway. :.ew York. Room 2.3.
- 476-floodm will bo forwarded from ;ihuylkill Ilavemtq
all pciut.? , oil the Mine Uill ltailread:
pottgrille. April 4,1858 14.
PHILAD'A. & READING RAIL ROAD;
a a- M.
ItATKS OF F1UI(i113: OS 1111:10MANDIZL.
()185 N
4 4 4kN) A
_719:,} .-until fuTe'rE ,,, R ;(l, 'N , O th y fEollo ‘ , l o ß w E ,
i l t Z ,,t Ist, es ,
Freight charged per WO pouuds
..:,...i." ..?., :
5- - :; - - - - - ; i.:3- - •;71
Dry Good.. Confectionery. Ilnoks.C.irpet- t z..,0 15
ings. Clar , . Fresh 3leat. Fish. t11a5..,.. At. )
Anvils. Bran. Butter. Copper. 1.1:;;....5. Ear. I •
thentrare.Grlndstoaes.ilroceries,llenip 1
Hants. Ilardwan... Hides. 11”110w.ware. 1.
'
I.eather.3l:trhinery,Oysteni.olle.Seeds.. 22
.tr., - , • .
Ale. Beer. ('otton. ('offee:Grain Aker Iron.
Lead. N.IOI3SR:S.NaiIs- Spikes. It ICC, Salt.). ' IS 9
p r o N iAf ns: Sinrar. Whi.key.&e.,, ' 1 1
Brooms; Fire Bricks. GUMP,. 31111 Stones.) 3
Pitch and Tar. Salt. Scrap Iron. Timber ). 15 ^ii
'and Lumber. ke., ' 1
Bricks. Coke. Cord Wood. Clay, (hovel.)
ire. Iron fire. Limestone. Manure. l'lr ... 12
Iron. Plaster. Slate..te,,,
Flour. per barrel
AVED.
Oh. March 11, MIL
1 ---De'ar Sir
:
pell eonslgnment.
stating its effects as
ho live In this place.
ien of all I
,havi re-
'4lken nlue bottles of
ally rdridown while
ere colligl•Sik'd to that
y mouth anti bowels.
tolive through an
'll they could for use.
d 1 I toe any imtsb un
whlrll at once
Net at my stomach.
lind produced a per.
taking . medicine,. of
6aanty. and taken
ithout any good
reember. But seeitiir
er, I aot rJedtit; of
ett elTeeteds tt perms
bottle?
.Ort. ISSI
- 424
PHILAD'A READINC
itilwatonslt
of the A: IL It: t o ..i
.ipra3J. IstA.
The rites 91 on Coal 1 ransport.•d by
this en'inpatiy, will be ;IA loWp. from April -sth to Jung
Vint,
kelt' the °thee brnt h
i s.TA
,1114 ; tb,./1
• cure Was a, SlMl'dy
I llit hI St; Spevirs.
A. II UNTINGTO.N.
,d pro. -
.f ns it Is. It
"tuber i f like rerti.fi
,nd the still greater
in to me. '
d orrahion tii canibm
leo one firm iyho have
substituted the name
and then with brazen
the exclamation •Let
De say as much if he
T.,
;8 Philailelphin.
Plane
‘•
Germ:MU - o,r ri IL R.
`• i'alte of huylkill.
31:tuayunk.
" Spring 11111 e.
" Conshehoekt‘ and Ply
mouth Railroad.
"ltaintxis and 'Potts' and
" Norristown or Bridgeport.'
Port Kennedy,
" Forge. '
"
" Royer's Ford
" Vottrtntrtl,
" it u^la . riltc,
" Ilinistore;
" Beading, '
" net Weill Reading and ; i ',
7tlohrsville. • 1 10 105 , )5 0:i
" 110hrsville, • • 11011 05 i O,S 9:,!
" !Limburg
Orwiggburg.
By order of the Board of Matuizers
April 2f ! ..18U1 r-tr. 11,11.111iNNEY;;Sor');
. , _r_ or
, .
: - :C ,
; e t,.
3, -:. ' _:.--
'*- - :
BCHUYLKILL N
OFFICE . the..
The rhmrie Int- the use of
cite C.O. rt led .011 tire Sc
us fulluws, until July Ist. 1
et x, Cu. 1 Cis. i et g 2
T. l'h ph is, (,;') 6;4 130
TA)
Moly unk
" Skin); Mill. , 1 tio• i 59 i 57 i :NI
Ctinshoboelien, , tilt • :.9 :,7 .5 0 ~.
Plymouth Dam, !, f4l ; 59 1. 57 1 ra.o
U Bildgeport. - • 1 55 ' 54 52 I 44.
" Nr , ri I ktrvw It. , 1 1 55 i 54 ! 52 ! 45
" Port li.moi,ly, ; st) i 44' [ 47 1 40
...Valley Forge. 150 149 47 ;40
" PAwling's Ihtm. 1 541 49"1 47 140
'. Port Providence, IFM 1 40 l 47 i4O
‘• Ptirenixville, , t 4:. I 4.' I 42
.! lioyer"F Ford; .
Pnitshiwn La Union, - uding. 1 45 ! 44 '1
4 44 1 ql7 ,
Port . 1 43 I. 40 , I 0 ; trill; - . 1
• Ilirdsby , tiugh, . . I ' 41 1 to' I 1'..; i 31'
•
beading, • .- I. :vi • i 17' : ';:i ''ll-
Althouse'g, . , llil i 31 . : 15 ' n 1: .
-
Moors nip,
" Hamburg, .' - 38 1 : 37 ; ; . L . i 3l
i . lri ! 34 , l:,.!
‘• 0 wigghtim Landing. ! :i0 1 iln , r , 1 oo •
The charze will lie' per ton of .....40
st lbs.. 100, t k 4, kir ei.nt.
.... 1.3
illoante. for waste. ps ti,unl-, lend' no yharze Y I Inji
t went y-five cents por fon will I , n made lot :Inc d ,, ta lire.
Lly order of thy- 31a nazer, , . ... F. ' , RALF:Y.. l're%ident..i,
1 pril ..!1',.155nr.1 7 -
.•
SHINGLES! SHINGLES!!
t - IHESTN UT joint shingles, -warrant
fur dumbility. nt e 9 always en bandit
thesaw mill of the Fubseribet. Fotmmlihm hi every 4i•
rocion by Railroad. W. F. - MATZ.
Wayue tp.. mar thy Summit. Schuylkill Co.
Feb . 'sil
LUMBER: LUMBER:: -
he subscriber resik . ectililly :irinounc4s
_L to the public that he has completed tila Steam Ci,r
rtilar Saw-mill in Locust Vailey. Schuylkill. county, atld
.is now prepared to furnish all kind , offLitinher at the
lowest mixes—such as l'ine.4leuilMi and White Oak p 1
every silo and deseription.
aye- lIiII f I.umla..r cut toorder at theshorteat
notteh-
No '55 4dl-tf - EI)WAI{I1 E. 'ILAN
WILLIAMSPORTPLANINC MILL,?
Itt.TISICN
Sunbury & Erie Railroad and the Canal.
O ( /)..ire
aEU. S. BANGER & C 0... W itoW
ilsaie and Retail Resters and Man ufact wets rvr whiie
and yellow - pine flooring Is7ards.'s:v.h. d,ors. blinds. shut•
ters, siding. wood mouldings: kr.: Mt and serell
talc) , and plain. All ,lesrript lons or turning and planing
done with promptness. and in the best manner. 4
Feb. 9. '56 y
•
. HOMEOPATHIC BOOKS - AIM MEDICINEB.I
II3ROFESSOR SM A LL'S Nlanual
Practice. Ifyrring's Dohlio•tic Laurbfg
Parent's Guide: with. the Mealeinvv. and Fmnilv
eine Cheats. for sale by, .l. 31.01:t1:4.1 4 ;:
Thiel Sgrrl,ils,llxr~llr.~
[June A, :55
:kind or pimples
'LYONS' KATHAIR9II.
HAVE YOU used Lyons Eatitairdu
• for the hair? It is the most delightful toilet arts
do in the world and is' preeminently beneficial- f , r tidy
and Bald heads. Tin Kath4iron fully restored my hair
after a baldness oftwelve years. Yours truly.
. It. 1.. ATWATER.
• No. 511'Warren Street. New York:,
• Also, Lyons' Extract of Pitrd,hunalea (linger. for dyes
peinda and general netious del lily. ,te.. can Le had at!
C. BAttLErs
of biles.
worst canker in
cure the worst
e all humor in
lop; of the ears
re corrupt and
Perfumery and Varieby Store, Centre Street. Potts:Mle.
Oetober:2Z. 1r453 , • 41-tt
NEW DRUC AND 1111eDICINE STOR.
ILENRY SAYI.OR, formerly drug-,
I gig tin. J. S. C. Martin. respectfully announc, n to
the public that he has established himself in the
apothecary bu.iness. and opened a nevi drugstore.
Lear «.71 IL Kline's cabinet trarernoms. in Made
$17 , 11. 'dope Snood. and iniites the patmnage of
thog• who mac require anyiliinC in his line. promising
that every care and a tention that his e7.perience Seth
enable hint to glry. and that the nature of the Ini,lness
.1011311.15. [Pottsville, April 12?Iti5ti 15-ly
TRANSPORTATION.
IMCHANTS' TBASPORTATION LINE,
AIITICLES OF FILEIGHT
1 E
4: -
`1
1 7:i I 1 70 1
1 75 1 70
1 75 1 70!
.1 15 11 :0 155 150
. 1 ;
1 ; 1,:0 ; 1 55 1 50, 1 .
175 170 1 f. 5 150:
-1 5U ' 1 50 j 1 35 ,1,35 i
1.b5 Ino I 1 :15 1 '3s'
. I
rm 45*: 1 35 , 1;::C!
150 145 1 ! 1
145 140 130 1 ::44
145 YlO ; 1 31/ 1 ;:te
1 :15 , 1 :10
I.; 1 ~o
1 1 :30
• 1 10 , 1
120 1 15
r 110 ' 1 05
110 , 05
1 10- 1 05
AVICATION CO.
elmylkill .. Nay. Co.,
April
cars and for Toll on
tuylkill Navigation. NMI ir
I
MEI
I i;l ~ 1..► i fi:
TO ,BUILDERS.
MEDICINAL.
Jan. vi •It;
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA! i
DR. J. S. HouCHTOWS
Nrc,i
pEpsi
I:: r
I 14.
SW:A:Off:N.—There lire few ' vegclal , :,„
ted on the farm-lure valuable er 'nor.:
ly admired than the squash'. The s'el i
ed to the culitration of this vegetabie,
sandy luau, but it Mat be grAwn ',lt Ma
kind of soil. from the heaviest and 1"....-,•"
clays:to the lightest ,i,t0.10. if preu,...;...,1
It is much like the ,pumpkin in • thi- , '1
though it does not , perh2ips
_possess 1....-.1
gree it hardness, and ,requires More ~.;, ,
tore under eireut.wtant i es :uncongei.l..!
tore. ,especially when young. y,", „,,,
gout!.lult...-lies, on pastures 1111 d, of
texdure, by in:inuring with str..tig coon.,
of clay, putt iseent mantite :I 11.1 1.1;111.il. OH
1111:1111/1.1 . :111:11, illill pfave 1111 t h e ilIll.': all,
the 111:1111, ill) Ill•i a-ional dressing It lime..
and soot. 11,1. „rt.', an.l' keep down 1...
When fbe viuts venitactiee fruiting, tir;
stiperileous blossoms, and shorten in.l 1 il.
this will iii - tease;the energy *of that ...:,-!
.oeeurc.large nod well-developed fririt4i
may . l'e dried the same as tile i.,111111114-. - 1::. ..
plied to the same user. _
Porn 31 vii.—This iS a valualil..: - ..riii,s,:r,
you have leisure, cart
. uut a quantity
111101 it with )our compost, 01 ' Put it i ":•"") his i
yard: and hog hens to be in:sell with ;,• i. ,. ~,i
excrement, and absorb 0)0 . 4i - inc. A fen: -
~„„
this will be ot.great vique to yout fici.,•. .. - 4,
with linn.. and lashes, it tanker an li Xl t , . fr ::.i . ',
dressing for lands in' grass. Potatoes ! .. ;
~ I ,
with it, in the bills, also 111, Well :.:111 , 1 I-' 1,,i
'nest garden vegetables - , particularly th,,,, tb•
tomato, beet, carrot, net. Fur this pm. ~. I.? ,
ever, it rennin's to' bo thoroughly ~..
i... 1
and it,. efficiency as it,stilnulant is ito•re.. , ~,,.
slight ailinixture•of gypsum.
SAW I)Usr,- S.pread ,ow 'lust .•i.r - i6,, -_!
ahil :41111:: ,if your cattle lion‘es e.,e,' : *:-.- CC
and ni g ht: ' le,' 11-• Theo, Iliorouz,l*...,, , ,• ' "Nliii. l
lie exerel,sed to pi event the unseen--tae ~ , ' ,NV
!s of td;li. S,m dust 1 , 111 , 0 , 1 111 2, 431111
styes, 011001. votes a tof horse "4:111. 4 , nil': , 7to I
Arcllent pialitire„hi;:hly salutary stn ii. . ~iffy t!'
1,11 , 1 copocilieg to eflekif 11, • , 01 favorable r • '
Every particle of alimentary matter you • „
to thenetinit re,iotirCe . ,i of the fartn.
il
'..' , I"ECIAI. FERTII,V , IIItS.-11" you n ~.T., ~..---
, 1 / 4
tilisers—and it'ailj to', 4)
for your 1, 1 .. 11 ..1
A
,rhea you Call "!I.taiwtheiti—tise thein.,!; -' . K .
rablv you li, mark accurately, the resat!,, : .
poodretle, su h;linte of lime, nitrate ...
zaiperplio' , l hate, are let lint imper',......:„ . —.- - ,.
stood: they lire cloubtle.,- va1ea1,1 0 .!,4 -
.:-. .
, be tutire - cureally - titinlied ill the': r,.,,,1., !!'
II
_ Puttr
! liAt. St - ns.— ! ±:iare!a - 1 1 the suds
.... -.
and the laundry:, rr, you do.nut "i,, , ", 1 ' (~
poses of irrigation. let it he convey.;l;H:3, -4. V
mire hedps, - or mixed Nlllh mateital- , 1,, 1.,
.
i No article of a liquid nature 1...•5t,5-:." ...c .
erful alimentary properties, and its. is,s.r. itt 4
I Will [IC rOllll,l is source. of consider:o.lcl... - 77 . 7
one whif will'properlY use it. It c ,",1, 1
food of plants in a state' of solut'en, au I • k ,
is prepared to act at: once. nod nit 11 ce.e: pi
mixing it with sods; chip ninon'', onu;ill
straw, green vegetalile ma tier, or. itll , 1,1
kind of decomposed t rubbish, iiiel all
whole to fertinnt sloWly, a must o‘.. tole'.
ser for Indian c rn ti6y he pre! :tied, an 1
wiltbiring forward the crop with gro '
than almost any utliil . article that eau I.
It is ! also very valuable 110 it manure 1,1
ous Vegetiil,le,i—tuelino., squashes, cued:,
i
111
ME
ICS t(0 1
tgS .0
155 t
.0
1 2i
7 :t5
ME
1 171 1 1 r
1 1 Oa:
Otc
El
MI
SPIIOUTS AROUND TISEES.—:Mow ',..
'or sprout; ts: issue filoui the roots o y
t
trees: rut them all e.en with the surt:is:
rest every new development: a,. ,I)oll ' II. it
, Every particle Of uric 1 5 . 4 ,0,1 1,„„; ,i„.. ,
I minishes the vital force of the .y , teti:
I ;yielding anything valu.:l.lc . :i: return.' p
fire more seriously injured by a nee,We
duty, than other trees, as they are .tdrr:;
and le:::. hardy.
rntst:.—Prepare :i system of-qmiit=
veils in yonr Lards lind out-houses for:
ration of the liquid s voiitiu: s of yowl animals ”e all kiiels. "th s spa aril:
; efficiency, in promoting tint riewt h :.1 ,
allowed I. stand till it bee: mei , put:l.i.
are more immediate than that of III.) r "•
lant. not even except rig sdap sii:l•, \I
plied to plant it lend• to preserve ti.,,
attacks of ieseets, a,1.1 al- , , ; if ri i.e'.'
part, new energy t::•the eircuiirtory :::.•:
ting i•.y stem. No arts iii niore de-:r
rioting gardens. kt should be :...-.:.
gitantities
42 i
4i 44
EvEnnannss.—Plant evergreen.
pp health.)
•iir in August, carefully, suit set them ni
regat , l to inles of tran-pholtin.:.
rarely fill to well. In "rettibelug
. cars .shoul.l lip 'had to rettTv, as inuei:
them lo possible, and -in .transtaddi:
careful that no injury ”cears either t
the- royi. Evergreen,s , have it . .•ruo,t ••
pearattu during 'the, %tinter sea..oe.
,11111111 e trilitiths hey -produ;.4, a 'cool
ing An le.— Cm.t..t. poruttowit .T,ll
VETERINARY.
. .‘
irm,h for' 11';mmts nu Cap 1 e.-1 P . '''
°Urn% of sulphate of, -t ine (white I . olll l t ••..a
quart of soft outer, and wash the •tv. c l'''`. 4 „!iflte
this, morniog and ev'enitig. It .is at. "Pisti.
wash fur monition sores: but for virulent .i."ttiit
' long standing, the tollowiiig -is also an5...0.. 1
i t
and snore powerful wash : —Sulphate 01 ..
--.
ounce; eorrotive sublimate ,•ul. dram: .
riatic iteid (spirit orealt,) .1 drattiit,—a' • ri. Rio
in a pint of soli water and bottled f.r 71.0.i,f;
ply it with a sponge inorningland et... -.• . f.. 1.,,,
Oil for IVin
oni..--Tokr. Imo pint ..1 : c r i p ,,
j oil, and half an (mom: tf thu oil' of t• %4. .. •
theta together and told. by degree . .. ..‘ -Ma
I the oil of vitriol. These togreilient• , t•' ifi, ill i i
i stirred in a glal••• or s.tone-ware ‘i , ...,-,•i 1. l''':
. ate perfectly incorporated, then i. ;:i. • I' l l
use. 'lbis is•an exeelleor oil . f. -
.. to . ,-• ' '.
4
• feet of horses and oxen.• :ire tl
. ' Mltir.•
ttiex
...
! 011.011.. A's li.tin I)lE.—Take. t.ve r ~ , -,?1 ir.4 4 -
' sulphate of lead, five or ~i.o-ti,, l li,-,i,-...- ....„.
water—all by weight—boil these loot se,
F
, - hours, together. and collect the powder ' ,
The moisture most ;111 tm drii.en .tr, and t - fib
• der made into pa t o, with water. land ni': -.*
.
1 the hair. . !!I,t /
Litharge and !into effecti. th.t Fume ~ :',;:ru
maising tlituri into a paste. apply jug iii ..iir.4,
the hair before going 1 ,, bed. and cot to ,1 :
It it in applied with a cloth. 1
.::..
' - on ar t t li to
the hair as hard a s pl as t er . , r / r, , ' 7,
disagreeable, to take ofi', bra it robot ti , .. ' ll
black and that most effectually.
NITRATE sir SlLVtat Folt 13UttNn.— i• IS
i:' - .
31.11.. in a munniunication to the .11•11 C t ;Alkl,
Tier, Philadelphia, states thatdie has 4 0.... i' 4l4 ,
of silver in solution itA an dicellent i „,.
lk.,
for burns and scalds. lit states that" '' Ft.. ...• •)
hive gratefully surprised -him "It fic•;;l•#,,,„
complete protection to the inflamed curl '*!m:
Idues the pain, airests till'. ~.sous Ll- '';', l '. l,
changes the character of the intlaintriNt • • tt ,
1 promotes a Fpeedy cure." , Frmu trrem.l : .:A., t . f d
grains are dis:tolyml in an ounce of ,:" ~..,..
j this it applied with a eaMel's hair pecci..........,.1.
t whole surface of the burn.
I r'
IiMI
ns. I. W.; of Erie, Pa., says :-- -1111 ! 4 .
s t .ah elothcz.front fwetity to thirty
fort , lvtiAli , ig theta, will fifta that tl
Wittiotit patent washing
ly all the wear of eli.the ,, by itibion: ,
clothe , may be'
than to rinse the loosened dirt.".
I take its !Asa r Lev ty. '
To plow or sow. to reap or 010 w,
Or In the barn to thresh, sir.
All's one to me.l plainly sm aw t i oin I
'Twill bring me health and ra..b
The lawyer leads a harrossed :1f •, A iv ' , II"'
• Mueli like a:bunted otter. , ter tine to
And 'twist his owu and others' grit, •.0 lint
.
lle's always in hot water.
For too or friend. a emu.. defend, Eilltag* A
1101 W or rrmt!.; must sir,'- WO" %111
. In reitsolt spit... maintain theri}ht. I 1 1 444 ""
And dearly earn his tee, sir. VW."
Vitliati!
The d.ebtr Is styled-a,gentleinan, Advert t•
, Hut this I own but humming. tilr:Ted
-For like a tavern waiting man ba eh,
il Tra ,
every rail bes coming.
t• '
\ „ wM., now there. must be re; air. Tr /
• pa. n•kl
rte starve. sir. 1.,/ dell) ,
'
ii,
_ . un happyg.
Oil, re l y A
fa rin,l'a 11,,n let me
Obtaining. uhite l lead it."el I
4 Efll , ll . Zil sell and som e
To socii poor st:tils ss w,.4
I'll phi% lots yews or drill in rr,v.
• And e:l,t• my land 14,111 111.1.1.1.1'1.Z. 0 . 1 1
I'll drain and ' -
A n d
.I,t,p, '
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SUGGESTIONS FOR THE F 3 ,1 v
r •,‘•
• te.
insimssit.
=OEM
To l'itiof . www. FtaKs rtt.)ll,lNit-W`'.• •
GlAssys, r ,
in n Pint of water ; then teiitt a ;14 , ini-:
over your galtei on:;1
not light on the pruck. co
awed without a prreheo.ion,:.•
lenst injury lite
,rrat.lo.
Cum: tlat I{ . .trri.nsNsEE
1.4 from the .11 . ise. , tisin ~ -r: "D ' , a
p r
3 gotla eg,z, rtn.l plat it ill a fracttp:
much snit as will,makv it thick cnou;h,'
.
off. Spread it a> ai plater and n(!' is
311 , 1 wi!!. t•,:•• • it:. .1‘
r •
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lamer
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