int ono gator.
suova,
cragema e mow* o f arraga 4. Ile Wet:inks of
• • , raise*.
Wow skint 4is to set hums,
With loolothink sheltie red. . - •
Asa maid'
e the glinpy *Wake
olehe fts aids.
... The feiehtened sientolu nut skew,
Me way mat to deb—
Zee bow they bold their dews up.
. •-•ad bow I bold ;BY beau
The leiveal sot their leis embed,
• As theredtoninksibil.
fire hippy
I le the teller now .
WW sot sumibuill.
unabarldto aseekleZ it _ •
Mon In the rola you're
Ihrt mime tt clop a rubella. •
It bet good Ihr Meek. „
The rain Issootber utodent thing,
It wets the country mond.
And 'Dates the bride u vo :dgealdpe
Eio potter ap tea
Idalentit's poorer stag end made
Or bottler and Oak,
AM thunder's only mule to gee
And sour the Inornhee oak.
Tilt Auburn (Alsbarna) Gazette thus eitronkles
ea interesting ceremony and an affecting scene:
Tuesday, the 10th inst., was a day of great mo
ment in our Ad e. t was no, less an occasio
than the departure l of the es:Junior from the
A gnes of his labors and triumphs.. At 7 o'clock
A. M., the Procession was arranged ln the Sanc
tum tianetonun, according to the. following pro
le:
•
Boss Devil with "Specimen Book."
Senior Editor with Editorial Copy.
AssitkQrSditor—Seissors.
Porentanilwitt: Mallet and Shooting-stick.
Junior, drawk in a "Galley" by the
"Horse."
-Poit Master, with Mail-bag.
Printers, bearing various insignia of office,
.
• Assistant Devil with P pot.
Citizens generally.
In thisorder, tho procession 'moved into the
asilerY;down the Steps, through the Post Office,
the gall of Justiesr.and the Grocery Store, return
ing Fp into the Shoemaker's shop, through the
Composing Room, into the Press Room, where the
Senior Editor, mounting the Press, delivered the
following eloquent address to the retiring Junior:
"Sir: (great applause.) Wkregret to part with
you: (bear, hear! and applause) ,but necessity
• (great cheering) like a great many lawyers, (cheers)
knows no law! (Hear, bear! with long, loud and
vociferous cheering.), You go for your goad, (ap
ples's%) and we trust that you may meet (e6ntin
ai4iiipplanse) with that success (increased cheer
ing) which you soeusinently deserve!" (Immense
and prelonged cheers, at the close of which, the
Jue)otteplied substantially as followe;)'
"Worthy Sir Your eloquent and feeling re-
Marks, (hear, hear!) have filled me with emotion,
(Cheers) 'o that ' l can scarcely find words to ad.
drool you. (applause) Rat (cheers) I ~wish you
well, (immense applause) I Nish you great sue
seta! (great cheering.) May you live a thousand
years, (tremendous applause) and ,may I go to
your funeral I") prodigious, long, lied loud ap
plause.)
',The procession then returned in the same order
-to the Sanettm SanotOrum, where it was dismiss
ed. Here several ladies (Mr. Slaughter was a
very great favorite with our Auburn ladies) had
assembled to bid the Junior farewell. • Handker
chiefs rose, tears fell, the Junior vanished.
"I tisk) you," Writes a York (Pennsylvania) oor
resPondent, 'the folio/ring "rare t iem, which may
aid in controverting /the self!evident axiom of
Dogberry, that 'reading, and writing come by na
ture.' It is weopy of a; remonstinnee presented
to our CounirCourt eines thee since. The 'doe.
nment will speak for,itself.' It is gived verbatim
at Merano*.
'A Few Lines to the Honorable the Judges of
the Court, of york Countey that I have seam in the
News paper as Daniel Myers has potitiun fur a
Licon [license] to keep tavern or poplick Hotta In.
Paradise Tp. wich I sink it wood be Roving if the
court Wood grand hint a Litton I hall nosing A
janst Myers -But it is Rite on pichen hill veers be
Lift it•is a Bat Plaselor young Boys and. it will,
Mak it vorst yed if he giteLipen I, eat Near Na.
bor to Myers & I Dis Name, a, Long
• for feor he wood find it out But I vont you to Re
' quire . howle Await for tavern .t sea vether you.
Dont fintit•this way - s that.Myers Lift Boy himself,
dt basetiley one Bid to Sleape in A it Little Bit
of one storey House Xitlrone Rum in A a Small
kiejien keeps a Little Bit of aatore.that A Man,
Cutleerray all the goods On his . Back ,and we Malt
rap that Myers is Not sOwr two Daysoutfof the
voiren and the way he got.,His sinew!' feigners] he
Liff to Brioghate Houma Rudysil be Cant Rite
or Iteittlevutd the ortherr ar Man that Licks Lick.
eryarry well Duet kear woth the Sine if ' the
naley Can git A Dram Now &,,then;the Cort Can
oak Sandi Hays Deputy /bettor Mart , oaten the
no vearlle liffs So I Hope the Cort Requiie
A Meyers carcomstanees Be, fore the grand
him it Eisen N: Pr, Sor I cut gif you fißy Name
A Janet:ll3l3re Potition But if lie gits Doxicatit
is So WI/ that Nabori hats him.' • ,e
yours - A Plicht, (obliged.Y'•
Wed; we do candidly admit, with our corres
pondent, that. this:specimen oat-tops every thing
. tat Its kind which we have ever encountered. It
' out•Yellosiplushes 1'401416h himself, 'and ,
throws Orthography upon the parish. ;, • '
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EFFECT dY ELECTRICITY ON- NE
ciaoss.—During the tbunldtztorm of last Friday
a friend related the fullArtfig:
A gentleman residlags few miles dut of town,
-recently carried hoine a small electrical machine
'for making some.experiments, . As soon albs got
home, itie negrpes as usual , flocked around him,
eavir to see what master bid got. There was a
boy among (hose darkies that bad evinced a strong
- dispositiosi to move things when they wanted
moving, or in other words to pilfer occasionally'.
"Now,lack," sayi his master , "look here; this
machind is io make' eople tell the truth; and if
you hare stolen anything, or lied _to me, it will
knock you down." '
"Why, master," said the boy, "I never lied or
. stole anything in my life." . -
"Well, take bold of this;" and to t 'sooner bad
the lad received a slight shock, than he fell on his
knees and bawled out, "Ob, master! I did steal
lour cigars and a little knife, and have lied ever
so many times; please to,forgive
The same experiment was tried with like sue
cess on half a dozen juveniles. At last an old no.
gro who,bad been looking on very attentively - ,
stepped up.
•"Master," said he, "let this nigger try. Dat
masheen is well enough to scare de children wid,
but dis nigger knows better."
• The machine was then fully charged, and he re
ceived a stunning shock - . He looked first at his
band, than at the machine, and at last rolling his
eyes, "Mailer," said - he, "it ain't best to know
too much. Dars many a soul gets to be dimned
by knowing too much, an' it's my 'pinion i dat the
debit made dat reasiken just to ketch ' you soul
- somehow, an' f reckon you had jest take an' burn
it up an' have it done-gone !"—Montsioniery Adver
tiser. • ,
"SessaY, don't your father wish to subscribe
for a", - periodiral?" - i
• "Nti, sir, be takes ono already."
"What is it?" .
• o •Webster's Almanac. lie put his Dane down
last week."
Shouldn't wonder if @Let family added to the
intellectual resources of the republic. • s s
"Taunts!" muttered oar bachelor friend, "no
more women in Heaven—they can't get in.—
Their hoops are tO brond, they will have, to go the
broad road—none of theta fashionables can ever
crowd through the narrow gate." Something in
that.
TExsa Gass.—Sporting. gentleman, newly ar
rived in Texas—`•Any-game hereabouts, sir ?"
Texan—“lteekon so, and plenty of 'em. There's
bluff, poker, and euchre, and all fours, and monte,
and jest as many others as you like to play at."
Quaiy.--Why de our modern belles, who visit
places of amusement remind us of utehld nursery
rl4ate ? because they : [
• Come with a hav, come with a all,
Come with a goad will, or elite not at an.
To ESDISAYOR to induce an official to perform
the functions of, his office on the ground that
it is his duty, is as reasonable as Co try catching
whales with a minnow-hook an - using taffy for
bait. i
A Docrotrtold his patent that be must give
'him an emetie. "It is no use," said the patient,."l
have tried it twice before; and it . yrotild not stay
on myoltomach five minutes." •
AT 41.\. seturrust. meeting, st's,hMt time since,
Balsam Wru called up, and asked- if „there were
any jaekasees in his sphere? , "so!" replied he,
indignitutly ;' "they are all on the earth. "
Tat 4 1:Instrtr bizsiien."—A man recently tried
ion soit, torsmoothe the harshoem of his wife's
tongue. It took off a little of the roughness, but
Made it run faster. .
. Tan Is a *arid of compensations. Kick a boy
for chalking your fence, and be will balanee the
- account by throwinga"brickbafat the first friend
. •
lass dog be taus *gains._
"Wtnonrs, what era in the %. Ad's history do
Gov regard with the deepest horror?"
"the ehoi.era!" gasped Wiggins with ;tapas..
inodie shudder.
licenser for caiman, says a Frenehman, re
quires us never to doubt a word of what aka. ut
ters; self-respect requiies us to never to believe a
word of 'what she says.
IT IS EXTRZIELLY DTITICrLT tcl make spermace
ti toadies from cabbie-stones, ibot it is mach
easier auto to got politeuess
,ontl of some police
'magistrates. .
Tail QMCILIIST WAS to get up a "flourish of
bons," Is to tease a bob-tailed boll during Op
tima. Leaden of theatrical orchestra * will plats*
notice. :
..
•
Watt is the Marsallalse Hymn ,likely to fall
into dime t Ilefiattme Fiauca is about to adopt a
new national Aeir.
A MA, IMO dislikes map-handlei, should be
careful how he spits tobaciojuiee on a red-bead
ed-woman', carpet. •
. "Go to Inuenan I" is now rendered thus "Take
your departure to th e "'boo e of the rever berating
echoes or heaven's artillery r
"Mawr," said blijar 4*nestto his love, "I wish
I was s Ash sad you Irak* bait, Lords*, bow I'd
bite." • I:'s
WRY is a 'pretty riung woman like corn in time
carcif y ? 'Because rho ought to be husbanded.
PHILADELPHIA.
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maor litlf2ESALE CLOTHIEr•
Grubb
lfe. North Second
October
20055 Street (out s(de).
424 y
WhOltrsjiigialt i sillt g , Sin, sad
FANCY STRAW AND PALM I LEAF.4.4.. ag
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1Pe.142% Nova Third &red, PAdaddpida. , ?.-).
Jinuary,l9,lB66 My • '
c°LliffritAulfritlXATPß E .
PONSTA.NTLY hand,, a large as
k,/ sarackno of Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors, and
Razors, Table Knives and Forks, in isory,stag, buffalo,
bine and wood bandies; Carvers and Forks, Dirks, Bowie
Knives, ter
ALSO—a very extensive assortment of Walters, Tea
Trays, lc. •
Fine English Guns, Colt's Pistols, Allen's Revolvers,
and Single and Double barrelled Pistols, with &general
stock of Fancy Hardware, constantly on hand.
JOHN M. COLEMAN importer.
. Philadelphia, Dee. 30, 18454 [Dec. 27, ' 53.52 ] 514 f
8.. .
7 and 8 south wharves, ALLEN rhiladatiphlat
DEALERS IN OIL, have just ,re
eeved: direct from New Bedford, the follow' ideal>
ply of 011, which they offer for die at the lowed Market
rates:
Winter Sperm 011.3,0007 a, I. I WlnterWhaleoll, 12.100ga1.
do Elephant 0 11 ,9.600 do Racked do do 7,000 do
Also, In atore.Greasing 011, Pale and Brown , soap,
13perni and Adamantine Candles.
Feb.ll3,
SQQ.BOXES CHEMICAL OLIVE
SOAP, extra quality;
bo xes Chemical Olive Soap, medium quality;
100 " Brown, Pale and Family Soap; ,
- 100 " Genuine Castile Soap, mottled; '
50 " a: white;
200 " Marine and Adamantine Candles; -
200 " Tallow Candles;
100 casks Sal Soda; for sale in lota to snit myths
sere, byMAIILE & DIXON,
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Commission Nerelerntr, No. 22 Smith inaires. 3d (tom
ahem atesaut street,Thaactelphia. Ja. 19, '56 2.fan
MANUFACTURERS - of 'ChildreO's
Carriages, 0 iws, Coaches, Barouebes. V locipedes,
Chaises,Wheel•barrbws, Nursery rtwings.Rocking 'tortes,
..abs, Invalid Chairs, ic., &c.. wholesale and retail. •
SeVtember 22,1855 • 384 y
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- ' NOTICE.
AVING purchased the entire stock
Irbe
of the late GEO. W. RIDGWAY & CO.. we..-;_irrif A 1
g -j 1
thankful for a continuance of the 11. = rz.; •••
ral patronage bestowed upon 31r. Ridgway; an . "r 7
haring made arrangements to be in constant receipt of
a fall assortment of OILS, we feel confident we can give
entire satisfaction to the customers of the late house..l
and respeettully solicit the trade fn general to call and
examine our stock before - purchasing elsewhere.
MITCHELL & CROASDALI:.
1 4 1 p. 30 N. Wharves, Phila.]
'york Countey
'Paradise township
Sept. 22: 1855 3&-Iy
• WINDOW HASNNOI ACIT AND PAPER
AND
PTL. ISAACS & 110., No. 133 N.
. &mud. street, (3d door below , like, east slde.)
PhilacOphia. have constantly on hand a large assort
.ment of the “hove gaols. which they offer Wholesale or
Retail, at prires lower than any other 'est.llishment in
the city: They also kesp:in store. ButiLliolland and an
endless Tariety of Gold li‘rderril Shades, which, for beau
ty and,cheapness, cannot be surparwed. Their assort
ment of mu Papers, Paper Curtains. Borders, &c., (A.,.
is complete * , and persons about purchasing would dowel)
tog vs 111 a call. - .. J. 1.. ISAACS a BRO.,
,t • , 133 N. 2d street, Philidelphia.
4pril 5,1858 sr 14-5 m
JOHN WM. GIIIREY & CO4
BANKERS. ~.
Noe. 45 sUli 47 South Third Street, Philads,
GRANItE, BUILDING,BELOIF CIIESVI.7I',
RAW. upon,-remit'' to, and collect
upon every point in the Ifirrilnfir.tro and CINA•
'An. : a
Collections settled with promptn essat , current rates of
Ex hanger without charge. Foreign and American Coil
feirnishad for Shipping and Cristom House purposes.
Draw upon the Royal Bank of Irefand,ltiyauthority,) !
, London, &c., and furnish Exchange, available in any
part of the British Kingdom. in sums of and up
wards. Stv.la Pen CCIT. (New York rate,) paid deposit.
ors on eurr ut accounts, and. the 'highest rate on Time.
account. Stocks bought and sold at the Brokers' Board,
-Ia this cite. New -York. Roston and Baltimore.-
• Businese
paper 'and loans negotiated.
The !Meet quotations of stocks and securities through-.
out the United States can be seen at the office.,
Dee:. 22.1.1.55 • ' -. 51.1 m t
MUSIC PUBLISIIIIIC HOUSE.- I
assLEE& WALtshlt, Sucressorsto HOUSE.
WILLIO, N 0.186 Chesnut street, under thee
Utah House, Philadelphia, are constantly;
• publishing the latest Music:from the most popular Au
I hors; in the United States, in a style that will vie with
any Issued at any other house, either in this country ,
or Europe. • e
They have also the plelanre' to announce to the public
hat their titock of Sheet Music on hand, consists of the
argest and most complete assortment to be found in the
ountry; they are constantly adding to their stock all the
New Music published in New York, Boston. ie..
, They alsnpublish several Instruction Books, which are
;in general use throughout the country.
PIANOS—A fine assortment of the best manufacturer •
of New York and Boston, at theiowest cheap o•lces.
.Also, a general assortment of Guitars, Violins. Banjoes,
Flutes, AdOrdeons, Ac., Violin, Guitar and Ifarp Strings
M the best Italian qualities.,all of which will befurnish ,
Id to the public and the trade at the lowest rates.
Orders punctually attended to.
Air All Leek Walker's Music and'-Publications can be;
obta th ed at B 11AliNAN'S Bork and 31ttur More. Potts
stile. ,
Philadelphia Feb 4. : 1851 s tf
73 PAILICERS'OF SCHUYLKILL COMITY! 7
Leinan , a American Fertillier
&AN be had at $25 a ton, or $3 50 a!
W barrel; also. Leinan's Super-Phospha' e of Lime a t,
•,t cents per pound by Ihe thrrel. $4O a ton ;to whole-1
sale dealers a large. deduction; also. Leinstes Bone Ma.l
au e, the clootnest finne manure in the world—slo a hogs -
Weed: 812 , 0, Leinau's Liquid Manure. in casks. from 2 to',
300 gallons. with directions Jot use, , ame as. is used in
Englund with such great success; also,Leinau's Fertil-
Isar for fruit trees anti grape vines; Linau'.... Fertilize
for la vniand grass land. also, Po' ash, Bone Dust, Piaui
ter, 0 -ound Charcoal. Nitrite of S. de, Soda, Sulphate
AMMD.,I2. Crushed Miles. Ac. - i
The above named Fertilizers at d'PEnephate of Lime:
have tleen In use : for the s past live yeari.euccesstully
Maryl md, Delaware, Net. Jersey, Penniyll.B
- a din the Islands of Bermadt , and tarbadoes; t
plates fromWhe three Statesof Ne York 'ennsylvaest:t
and N w Jersey Stale Agrieulturre Societies, and Crystal:
Palace Association of New Yor.. Be t. ered free of
portage at any st-tion in Philade'phla. inters by us II
remitting tbt cash, reclitered at the Post Tice, or dr ft
on any god honest In Baltimore New Yo or Phila. el.
: phiaoril....be.satisfactory. G. A LEINAU ProprkOr.
No. O 19. South 1 out Strut,
February ' l ' ol S-1 m -
. LICHTNINC RODS:
A.rmitage • Patent. •
THE gUBSQRIBER calls the atten
tion of the public to his superior ELECTRIC-MAG..
LIGHTNING RODS. It is now fully admitted on
all hands; that every bulldini, to be secure from the Os ;
tructive influences of Lightning, Should be provided
with a goad conductor. The large number of worthies,
Rods that are put up makes it necessary for purchaser*
to examine the merits of the different: Rods offered for
sale, I, earnestly invite a rigid thamination of the
principles on which my Rods are constructed. I have
put up nearly 8,000 Rods, an have never heard of
the loss of one dollar's worth or property by Lightning,:
In any building, to which one of my Rods has been at.
tached. I. therefore, feel {rest confidence in rec.=
mending t hem, not only as tWbest, but as the only oak
Rod in use. . ' .
Si The following gentlemen having examined these
Rods and given them theirvitiquallfied approbation.
have, kindltgiven me their permission to refer to them:
WALTER R. JOHNSON. Commissioner of I,tents. •
, McMIIRTRIE, M.D. , I T. E. WALLEIV
Far sale wholesale aid retail, at the Factory, Vine at_
above 12th. Philadelphia:, Orders promptly attended to.
and at the biwest cash Prices. THOMAS AIISIITAGE.
Atoll 26, UM -17-3 m
- I.'-THE SUBSCRIBERS
ITiVING removers to their' NEW
and SPACIOUS STORE, No 118 Chesnut street.
door Rhine Tenth, are now pro red to offers large
and well selected stock of the followin, .'resh and desi
rable goods, principally of their owns „.o.:portation, oe
bought at auction, whiehthey are ablel sell at the hn
porters' prices, and to,whkh they co " Ily invite the
attention of minim merluints, hotel-keepers, and fam
ilies generally. Buff, Deism and Venitian Window
Shading. Basmsley and Irish Linen Sheeting, 74, 84
94, 10.4. 114, 12-4 wide. Bolster and Pillow Linens M
several choice bleachers, and all widths. from 38 to 84
Inches. Bed Blankets of all sizes and qualities. Crib
and Cradle Blankets. Bed (Milts of the following *art
sties, *la ;—"Barseilles. Welting, Knotted. Register, Al.
tumbril". Allendale and Lancaster, of all the desirable
sizes. Bureau Coven. Table Clovers; Window Curtain
Muslin. Towels and Toweling of every variety; Damask
Table Cloths and Napkine; adding Linens and Mu
lin; Cambric Handkerchiefs, Embroideries. Hosiery, &c..
&c. BrozateL Damasks, Noreen. Embroidcred Lace and
Muslin Curtains; (lilt Cornices, Rands, Gimps. Cord, kr.-
ke.SHEPPARD & VAN HARLINGEI7.
- Importers' and Dealers In Linen and Hansa Furnishing
(Mods. N 0.278 chcenuf st.,aloups Tenth
Philadelphia. April 2.6.1856
N entirely safe and elegant prepa
ration tor removing Tan, Sunburn. Moth or MOi
p ew, Vrecties. and other temporary -cutaneous Ore ,
Mona, giving fairness and clearness to the skin and grad
ually producing a beautiful complezionc—Price 50 cent
per bottle. GLENN'S INDIAN OIL.
This admirable preparation for the hair, has bean be
fore the public fur Twenty-tea tears, and is greatly ad
mired for promoting the growth of the hair, prevention
It from falling out, or turning gray, removing the dui
drutf, At.; It imparts to the next stubborn hair -1%
soP
and glossy appearance and has the singular property o'
making It dark when necessary--Price 50 cents.
GLENN'S AROMATIC ItOSE TOOTH PASTE.
A Valuable preparation for giving a pearly whiteners
to the teeth. firmness to the gums, and fragrance to the
breath, being composed of the purred 4.rrmitonts;
cannot prisilbly injure the teeth but on the contrar3 •
will preserve than from decay. It has been used 13)
dentists In this and other countries In their practice and
with great satislaction.—Price `.!.5 cents per box.
GLENN'S VERBENA WATER.
This elelightfal and yery refreshing Toilet Water it
Prepared from the leaves of the hot house plant Verbs
na, (Lemon Trlfolia), In Its greatest perfection—it will be
fpund very useful for removing the langonr Incident It
the Spring and Summer months. or for crowded rooms
le. Where perfumes are admissible, the Verbena water
will he found very pleasant In the sick room, and es si
.."11ine for the handkerchief It is equal talkie best es
tracts, and much More memo lesl,also. a pleasant dung, '
from Cologne Water: to which, by many, It is preferred
Price 50 cents per bottle.
GLENN'S t'TTRONELLA4 MUFE ROSE, BEEANIUM
Price 50 cents per bottle. It
As these articles bare been imitated by onsernptclow
persona, purchasers wishing the genuine rail &mop)
for -OLEN ?PE." Dealers sopplb4 an liberal tentfli.-
. For sale by the proprietors. GLENN k j
No. 192 Clamant street, Plillidelpfilf
N.B.—Persons at a distance wishing any of the short
artieles, by sending the amount in postage stamps, o
otherwise. the articles mill be sent as directed.
rhfladelphla. Avrll :0, 1.8.7 o;
OILS: OILS 1 2 OILS 11 I
BUBHNEL_ &. TULL.
No. 64- mock Street, Phliettelphle,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
REQURITRI R FRA IttFDVILET.
rmwprirrtmo
_:. ;PH J 3EPgA
FIVE PER CENT. SAVING FUND.
No t tionat Safety Compaku,l
,CONEY i is received. in any sum,
Ilarge or sniAll, and interest paid
from the
day
of
A;posit.
The once is open avei day, from 9 o'clock in the morn-
Big till 7 o'clock fin the evening, and on Monday and
Thursday hvemings till 9 o'clock.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
All rums large or small, ire paid back In gold on de
amid without notice, to any amount.
Orrice—Walnut street,South-West corner e of Third
street, Philadelphia.
Hou.illENßY L. BENNER, Pr-indent, .
ROBERT SELFRIDGE. Vice. President, -
W.M.4. REED, Secretary . .
MIXTOII4 :
Henry L. Benner. C. Landreth Manus,
, Edward L. Carter, .F.Carrol Brewster,- ,
Robert Selfridge, r Joseph B. Barry. '
Samuel K. Ashton, Henry L. Churchfirtan,
James B. Smith, , Francis Lee. , '
The investments , now amounting to Mar; then'ime
million of dollamin accordance with these t of incorPotie
lion are ca-de to Mortgages, Ground Rents, and stub
first class securitigti as must always insure perfect securi
ty to the depositors and place beyond all risk the per
manency and staldlity of this old and well estaldished
Institution.
Nov. 11, 1&55
LEI
• JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
M.MFACTVREII Or, •
Wire, Silk grid Hair... Cloth Sieves,
NJOARSE,trinedium and fine in mesh;
large, middle-size and small in diameter. Metallic
Cloths or woven wire, of the best qualities, various sizes
etmesh. from Nov. 1 to SO. inclusive, and from one to siz
fA-in width. They are numbered so many spaces to a
tiiii"eal inch. and cut to suit. The subscriber also keeps
"Z:onatantly on haUd SCREENS. for Coal. Sand, the, Lime,
Grain, Gravel. GU3IIO, Sumac, Sugar, Salt,. Done, Coffee,
Spice, Drugs, DyciStoßs, Le. Twgethee with an assort
ment of bright and annealed iron Wire: Allot the above
sold wholesale or retail, by • .1. A_ NEEDLES,
.1 5h North Front street, Philadelphia
May 31,'56 • Pa-flm
• DENSLOW & CO.,
COMNIIISSKIN MERCHANTS
And waolesale dealers In all Kinds of •
FOREIGN. and Domestic Leaf To,
bacco, Manufa-tured Tobacco,.and Foreign and Do.
mestic &Tars, 21 South Front street., Philadelphia.
Import*. of Fine Havana - Segars
Of the cttotcest grokths of the Vuelta-Abajo. -A large
assortment of which are kept constantly on hand, and
for sale at a small ttdvince on cost of Importation.
AM•Cousignments respectfully solicited, on whichltb
oral advaaees will; be made when desired.
t N. B.—Sn,cial gttontion given to orders for purchase
on commission. ofTobaeco. as also every description of
Merchr-odige. for account of parties hying at a Alstanm
from this market-I
1 agent Tor F. A. °wises celebrated !German
Smoking Tobacco4comprislog thirty different N'ariet/es.
April 12. 1856.1 'l5-1y
IffItPROVED
Self-Adjusting Hay Elevators, or Hoisting Forks.
I SLI,,F-ADJUSTING hay El
evators,. with anti•friction blocks, ropes, etc.;
200 Independent Tooth. Hay and Grain Rakes; 000 Plows,
various sixes and-patterns; 500. Cultivators or Hoe Har
rows, various patterns; :ha) Harrows, various sizes and
patterns; 100 Hay Straw and Cornstalk Cutlers; 100
-Reading's Patent P . ower Corn Shelton; and Cleaners: 300
Landreth's Excelsior Hand Corn Shelters, Nos. 1,'2, 3
and 4. The aboie are all manufactured at our Steam
Works, Bristol. Pa. The workmanship and m i erial are
of unsurpassed onality.
Isl. Farmers will profit by an examination and 'coil
parison with other' implements in market.
Also, I
60 Stacy's PatentlG rain Drills: 100 Hibkok's Patent Ci
der Mill and Press; Denali Dunham'slinproved;Cam Mo.
Bon. Reaping and Mowing machines, of which we we have
the sole ameuc) Philadelphia. Agriculturalsnd lion.
o
ticulturanmplements and Tools. Field, Gar den and
Flower ..eeds, in great variety. For sale by •
D. LANDRETH It SON,
Sos. 41 and 'M South Sixth street, Philadelphia.
May 24,'58 1 I 21-fim
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT.
, Evans Tire and Thief Proof Soleil!
la! sizes, suitable •for Merchants,
LawAirV 4 , Pakners, and others baying 'Books, Pa
pers or othervaluables to preserve from Fire orlivaglars.
-A CARL).''---Th4 Fire Proof Safe that — preserved our
Books, Papers 8c during tbe great fire atliart's• Build
ings, was purcbased of OLIVER Evass, 61 S. Sceottd
Philadelphia. J GETZ fi BUCK,"
. .
•
REFRIGERATORS AND, WATER FILTEItERS.
Lisa's premima Ventilated Refrigerators for cooling ,
and preserving Meat, Butter. Milk, Water, and all arti
cles for ctili nary purposes. Water Enterers, for purify
ing brackish or muddy water, can be had separate or at
tached to the Refrigerators—a small quantity ; of tweed
ing the whole in the warmest weather.
_ __ • AIM, in 'Store and for Sale,
Portable Shower LiathS, Arranged for warm or cold water;
Water Coolers,ifor Retells. stores and dwellings; Store
Trucks, for moving boxes, bales, crates, /lc.; Seal Presses,
Copying Presses, and'llrugglsts' Presses.
lEstablisbed In 1825.) OLIVER, EVANS,
61 Second street, 2 doors below Chesnut.
Philadelphia, lebruary 9,'56 6.5 m
SAVING FUND
OF rut
U.S Insurance, Annuity and Trust Co.,
SOU'T'H E. corner Third and Ches.
unt streets. Pitibidelphia.--Oapital $250,000. Money
Is received on deptxdt daily: The amount deposited Is
entered in a Deposit Book and given to the Depositor, or,
it preferred, a certificate will be giTell.
All sums. large and small. are re ceivediand the amount
pkid back on &mind, without notice. i• •
Interest is paidlat the rate of Jive per end.. cotrkmen
ring from the day), of deposit, and ceasing fourteen days
previous to the withdrawal of the t oney.
(lathe first ISylof January, in each year, the interest
of each deposit is paid to the depositor, or added to the
principal as he may prefer.
The company have now upwards' of 3,509 depositors in
the city of Philadelphia alone.
Any additional information will be given by addressing
the Treasurer.
DIRZCSOIIB. •
Stephen R. Crawf o rd, Pres't, William M. Godwin,
Law. Johnsbn, Vice C'res't, " Paul D. Goddaid,
Ambrose - W. Thelapse% Giargo McHenry,
l',..ej. W. Tingley, 1 -.I m es Devarenr.
Jacob L. Florance,l • • Manua English,
Secretary and Treanirer - ', VLINY FISK.
Teller and Interpriter - - tr. C. O.6III f SCHLAGER.
September 8. 3 551 ' '36.1v
M. W 4 BALDWIN & co.,
ng nears,
. Broad and Hamfftorterreets, ;Philadelphia; Anna.,
'WOIJLDIenIi the attention of Rail.
road Manacere, and those interested in Railroad
Property, to their Bitten of Lixxonotire Engines, in which
they are adapted to the particular business * fur which
they may be required; by the use of one, two, three or
four pair of driving wheels; and the use of. the Whole,
or so much of the weight as may be desirable for ladhe.
a on; and in accommodating them to the grades, curves.
strong! h of supeistruetion. nod rail , and work to be
done.• By these means the maximum useful effect.of the
power is secured With the least expense for attendance,
cost of fuel, and repairs to Road and Engine.- With these
objects in view, and as the result of twenty-three leers
practical experience In the business by our senior part
ner, we manufacture fire different kinds of Engines. and
several classes or Sixes of each kind. Particular atten
lion paid to the strength of the machine in the plan and
workmanship of all the details. ---Ouvlong, experience
and 'opportunities', of obtaining ; information; enables us
to offer these eng ties with the assurance that in efficien
cy. economy and durability, they will compare favorably
with those of any 'other kind In use. We also furnish to,
order wheels. axlea. bowling or low moor tire (to. lit can•
tres without boriMi). composition castings for bearings;
every description Of Copper Sheet Imn'and Boiler Work;
and everrg~ article appertaining to the repair or renewal
of Lo9totive Engines. 3l: W. BALDWIN,
3IATTIIEW BAIRD.
1-tf
ry 5, '56
CILARL.I} EitrA OVAL
tiAti.e. &
rT ACT . . TOON O. fa - rommsncs RTITLLT, TO SIR
SOUlh-trot corner of Sixth and Carpenter Sired:,
4 , 1
- 1115 t E G to ca 1 the attention of pnrchas.
•
fi llers to their eatqnstve assortment of Paper and Pape,
ll.taker's materials; Printing Papers—for Books and
News. Water leaf. sized, uneallenderod and ealltn
dered, of all qualities and prices, always an baud; 'Bard
ware and Mpilla Papers, Trunk Boards, Binder's Boards,
Hanging Papers. !&;e.,
Particular attention is invited to their extensive as
sortment of
LEDGER I'APERS,
From the most Celebrated Manufactories in the country.
Among their WILITIIO PAPEII 6TOCI may he found
Com. Note, n i Folio Poet, Atlantic Note,
Thin Stettin Bath Post, Derry,
3ledinm, Fool s Cap.
Pier- Sup. Royal, '
. Impel' al. , •
Prate Papers of every de ption, she and quality.—
Afttp`Papers in great variety. Mire/one Parer:. white.
huff and. Old. either laid or wore. (blared Itrpers, fine
glased, and other , varieties.
Manufacturers are invited to examine their stock of
Rags, foreign and domestic. Bleaching Powders, of ap•
proved - Alum, ground or crude; Sal Soda Soda
. Ash. Peltings. Wire Cloths, Ultramarine, and Paper Ma.
ker's materials generally.
13- They are also prepared to take orders of odd sizes
and weights of any of the above description of Papers: ,
Phllada. February 0 , 1855. 9- .
Quarto Post,
Royal,
THE STATE sikviNcs FUND !
NEXT DOOR TO THE POST OFFICE,
•- NO 83 Dock Street;
j,. ISs4.—inteiest fire per cent. All ammo of money
returned on demand.
The STATE SAVINGS VIM, No. S 3 .DOCK STREET.
next door to Third Street.and adjoining We Poet Office,
receives Money:m:l deposit daily. from 9 in the morning
until 3 to the afternoon; also Monday evenings, frcm 7
to 9 o'clock. Interest is allowed on deposits at the rate
of FIVE I'ER CENT. per annum. Deposita will lie re.
turned in whole or in part on demand. without nbtice.
17-6 m
.The popularity of this Wilco with all classes of the
•counnunity, both In town and country, and its cons&
qu,nt StleCtfg. nay be . ascribed, in part,' to the following
substantial reasons:
Ist. It offers a convenient, responsible, and profitable
Dipositery to Executors, AdminWntors, Assignees,
Col
lectors, Agents, and air public oilicers--lo Attorneys,
Trustees, Societiew,
,t‘nd A s soc i at i ons, whether Incorporn
led otherwise-Lto nesqled or single Luties—to Site
dents, I'derchauts,Clerits, tind business men generally—
Mechanics, Punters, Minors of either sex, and all who
have funds, much'or littio,to deposit, where they may
be had at any tines with Flieper rent, interest added.
2d. Depositors rneeise Books. with an abstract of the
Bylaws and regulations, in ir bleb is entered their des
posits. which the serve as Vouchers. They may desig
nate; In ease of sickness. death, or abseuce, who shall re:
celve their deposits, without the ,interientkon of Luau.
tors or Administrators. Any one orlinsore persons may
deposit-In his, her or their name i oric4Any other person
or persons.
M. A Report is made each year to the it,alature and
Councils nr.the - - - - - - - •
4th. The Officers are snout lattre then enter upon
their duties, in addition to 00%1 Bonds with sureties.
sth. The State Saviees Fund Is a real Savings Rind—
not an Insurance'and Treat Company. ' Our large Hat of
Depositors and the Philadelphia public, have been care.
ful to observe that the charter avoids the business and
risk of insurance. • ,
6th. order tti afford every reasonable facility to De.
positors who reside at a distance from the office. their de•
posits are permitted to Do withdrawn by checks. after the
manner customary with the Hanka. L hock Rooks will
be farniShed to depositors without charge., •
The•ponnlor patronage Dmitowed upon this-office by a
proverbiallycautionsanildiscrinsinatingeommutdly, and.
where the chsracterof the institution is. hest known, is,
a gratifying tut t o which the Trustees desire.to call at.;
tention. • 0110. U. UAUT,Alresideht.
(IRS. G. IMLAY, 'rifts:mgr._
31arrb . 22, 1554,1 .
164.'m
T -"HOELSO
II
NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Costraieas & All>imokl* Sts.
; . rim:pops HOLY; ramnr.tor litiertatriOAD,
Skamaklaatorthaniberland Co, Pi. .
wcsysa, Proprietor
April 28,18.61 k. ' 17-1,
THE "iiticK HOTEL," f- •
Nearly oppoidie the Court House, Lebanon, Poi,
George P. Reinhart. Proprietor.
This hotel. so long celebrted The Its merest* lemed
end good accommodations. bee been recently improved,
end continues to be the Stage Hotel and General nand
Quarter& May 3,1868 18•ly -
."WRITE HORSE MOTEL"
Corner of Centre and Nokantongo it.., Pottsville.
Joseph 111.-Fegeri Proprietor.
Entertainments and aecommodations of the best kind,
and *lvry attention will be tigtid by the boat and his at•
tendsnts to tasks guests anetravelers comfortable:,
Pottsville, Maylo, _ `t 18dy
THE "EAGLE HOTEL,"
Eagle Rolldiugs, corner . of Canibeetand and Nor
kei Lebanon, Pa.
Adam Hank, Proprietor.
This Is the largest and most commodious hotel in Let.
anon, with ample conveniences for families, Ideate bum
ders, and the public generally play 3,'56 18-Iy.
"EAGLE_ HOTEL," •
Oar. of Market and Franklin att., • Witkabarre,
Luzerae eau.o.
William parleys-Proprietor.
This old stand has been thoroughly renovated by its
present proprietor, and made comAo-table in every res
pect far permanent and transient boarding. M. Earley
spares no pains to aerore the approbation cid good will
of every guest, by constant, attention to their wants and
Wishes. His MOMS and general a einimpdattona &team
ple and hia:tables well supplied. Call and see him. He
is not extortionate In his charges.
July 2d.'.56 .30.3 m
MANUFACTURES.
PIaTTEIVII,J.E
. Saddle and names* alassafactorf'•
k i k: The Subscriber would •
•
, min most respectfulij invite the
attention of the citizens of Potts
,
ville Attd the Coal Rel,-ion,in general, to We rill , as
well selected stock of SADDLERY. all kinds of
Carriage and Venus /lames.,
Collars of all deserlinions. Drlit Harness, ice. lie de
sires all who may need anythingin the shoreline to call
and see his goods before parehasing elsewhere,as there
can be nothintt lost.
Orders (or ILaniess, Le.. promptly filled on reasonable
terms. . . LEFEVER WOIIEISDORFF.
OM
Opposite Episcopal Murch, lkiztre street, Pottsville
SLsrch 3. 1855 [May 13,'54] . 19-tf
RSEMIS".„I22.YEP.
STOVES, TIN and HOLLOW Ware,.
I~7Briitannis and Brass Ware, Cutlery, tc.—
11 tehen Ranges; 'Range Boilers, Portable Ran- . - v .
ges, Gni Ovens, Heaters, &e.. fie.' Having en- .....",:t
laiged his store he has added to 'his' former ...
stock a large variety of new patterns of cook- ' - ' -
ing, parlor, office and ball stoves, and be- bai
now the lamest stock that has, ever been offered in, this
county. He invites his friends and customers to :call
and exaMineforthemselves feeling confident that heein
',salt them in quality and price.
air lie calls their particular attention to his sheet
iron. Parlor Stoves, which he warrants to give more heat,
with less fuel than-any other stove in use. Ho has also
a splendid article of Kitchen Ranges, which he can give
the highest recommendation. • ~ ': •
Pottsville, December 1, '55 48..
ROCK DRILLING MAC/In FOR MINING.
G. ARTHUR GARDNER. Pa ntee,Ty-,aily Ridding,
New Rh*. )
tunneling or sti - afting--4iperatetl
F ilbOyband, horse, or .ieam power. Smallest form of
the machine weighs be. 30 pounds, can be operated by
one man, and strikes 120 :Slows per minute. The blow
is obtained by thecompre.rion of an India itubberSpring;
which, expanding, throws the Drill with great force. In
conglomerate rock one man can drill a hole 134 inches in
diameter;6 inches In depth,. per hour—in ordinary sand-
stone, 2to 3 feet per hour. It drills equally well at any
angle; In a drift-way, 6 feet by 6. two of these machines
ran be worked. The work of this machine can be seen
at Ellet's Tuunel, on Port Carbon road, where it was ex.
bibbed. Machines can be fern lahed of increased power
as wanted.
For machlifes, or rights to use in Schuylkill, apply to
HOWELL FISHER, Pottsville,
August lA, '5611 Za4y
COLBERT'S .
Envelope Manufactory ft Printing Offioe,
55South Fourth,,street (oppoßite
brary street), Philadelpli'a. Die sinking, engrAv
ing, printing, embossing. &c. Original designs, business
devices, notes, bill-heads, in beim. seals, views of buildings.
stores, machinery, &c. accurately di awn sod enry•aved, on
- reasonable term.. Per:mos at a distant , -, can the!'
engravings executed from .dague , reot cpe by sending
them per express or otherwise.- The . tki og and emboli.
sing. Dies for business cards, envelopes, labels. &c..seals
for societies. corporations And companies, engraved ant
embossed, on wood or brass. Office seal premises, toads et
newspapers for common piloting or cylinder pres-
Embossed prin ling, for business cords. envelopes, labels,
&e. Plain and ornameo: .1 Job Pi luting, 1)11413es - ea rdsi
circulars, notices, bill-heads,promissory notes, Drugxists'
and Apothecaries' labels, plain and embossed, manufar.
turers' labels. tabs and tickets,
Printing in gold, silver and cob a; envelope printing.
salt and floor bags, &c., manufactured ar . printed at the
shortest notice in all coloa. Prper bag manufactory,
grocers', bakers'. csrifectioners', and all kinds of paper
,bags for sale. Enveloir , of all qualities and description*.
viz.: for homeopathic medicines. self sealed mid printed
directions, for putting up medicines for aending abroad
Wedding and visiting cafeLsenginved and printed. Alec,
envelopes of the finest English and Fiench paper, to fit
exactly any card. circular or invitation.' - Cony- veneers'
envelopes, to fit Reeds, bonds,mortgages.6:c.. made in the
best manner. • ' WM. COLBERT,
N. Et—Orders sent by Expreas, asper agreement.
Sept. 22, '55 • 38-
.
WEU s L u T b. il se ß r l e L r lAI a P s LE i NI n E c
Noz.s.e.et,oCn.
with his Seed Store, made arrangements to keep
T
an receive orders for all kinds of Agricultural Imple
ments. such as Plows, Cultivators, Mowers. and Reapers,
Seed Planters, Lime Spreaders, Cern Planters, Cider
Mills, Cutting Machines, & c.,&c. , of the best and most
approved patterns—all or which will be furnished at.
manufacturers' prices. The subscriber hare' taken pains
to ascertain the best articles in use Tor agricultural pur
poses from actual experience, which is an important fea
ture in this branch or business—an d he will sell nothing
but what can be reenmruended for the purposes designat
ed.. Orders will now be received for the, renewing arti
cles, which are the moat 'aimioved as far as we can ascer
tain :
Ketchum's Mower,—also with Reaper combined.
Kraoser's Portable Cider Mill. for hand or horsepower.
Penn'wk's Improved Slide Drill, for sowing Wheat, Rye
and. oAts, &e., &c.
\ Brush Seed Planters, for hand and horse power.
De. olving Horse flay hakes.
Culllvators. different kinds. '
Plows—Sub-Foil, Side-hill andr other kinds.
Corn Planters and Root Cutters.
Cooper's Lime. Phosphates and Guano Spreader.
Straw and Stalk Cutters.
Woolman's Gate, to open without alighting from car
riage. , .• ,
Garden.• Engines, die., de.
TdOther with every approved agricultural implement In
USD. , B. BANNAN.
Pottsville, MaY 17, '56 . • 20-
.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN PUMPS;
' THATcHEWS
Double Action, Forcing and Suakin Punits,-
F HE subscriber informs the citizens
i f
of Schuylkill county that he has purchaied the ex
o usiveright to vend these cal ebrated Pumps I n•Scb uyl kni
county. There are various kinds of these, Pumps. made
on the s me principle, such as the Doubt, Action Yore,-
Jug and Suction Pump, the Suction and Lift Well Pump,
: , Well Pump with-set length, to prevent freezing, Cistern
Force Pump. with connections to supply upper stories.
&c. They are arranged for deep and shallow Wells—can
'be used as an Engine In forcing the water on the tbp of
the house in case of fire—to water gardens or wash win
dows. Those who have tried these Pumps pronounce
them the cheapest. the mo:i simple in their con aruction,
and the most effective ever used, and not liable to get
out of order. The following is- one of the many Certitl•
rates given byllioat who hive used these Pumps.
"We, the underslgneiLlio hereby certify that woshave
examined and seen in operation Thatcher's Patent EN.ce
andliuction Pautp,manufactured by Messrs. Rogerk r
Fait, of Genesdale.and take pleasure in recommend -
theta to the public as'belng `-the most durable and eft,
clent means for raising and forcing water that has ever
come to our WAIN:. i ~ .
J. Y. Sherwood, G. W. Griswold, N. It. Griswold,
It. M. Grettell, • Z. H. Ittfitsell, . • C.,.P.Waller.
P. P. Bro wa, IL W. Stone, : J. 11. Dunning,
orders by mall for Pumps, giving the depth of the
well, &e., will be pr9mptlyattended to. C. C. CARTER,
Proprietor of the Right for Schuylkill county.
'Pottsville. Nov. lfi. '55 •15-17
TO CARPENTERS 'BUILDERS.
, _
. '1 1 .113C
SCHUYLKILL COU Y LUMBER .
' MANUFACTURIN COMPANY
HAVE on hand , at their este -ice establishment. on
Railroad street, a great tivant it of lumber of every kind
and description, which they c h supply lo Operators,
Carpenters and Builders. at lo er "rates than it can be
bought elsewhere. They also ready to supply,
i v
through the means their e tensive business, and la
bor saving machines, manufactured articles in their line
at a saving 0r25 per cent, on i iormer east:
Their large workshops havd been. in successful opera
tion for the past year, turning out vast quantities of
Doors, ' Window Frames,
Sash, ' • Panel Work,
Mouldings, Bed-posts,
Blinds, Bannisters;
Shutters,
And I.inds of framed, Paneled and Turned Work,
Which they hare constantly on band. They are ready
to execute onion at the shortest notice, f3r any quantity .
or quality of sawed or manufactured stnlT.
Dry and .green Hemlock, of all kindii, for building pur
poses. Oak, Maple. Poplar, chair. plank and scantling
hoards; Cherry,- Walnut, Mahogany, Sm., for cabinet
work; White and Yellow Pine boards tbr flooring, raw or
made to order; White Pine plank, 3, 2 1 ,4, 2.134,1%. 9a
and I V 2 ' inch panel, always ready; ala plank - , beams,
rails, scantling. posts, shingles, lath, ceiling lath, pall
ing, dtc., &e.
Any-ii Ills of salved staff and evervtblng in their line
on hand or to order, at the shortest notice.
Pottsville, March 29 '56 10.
CLAIM'S PATENT. FLOURING PILL.
The Great Inventkm .of, the Day.
T HE subscriber announces to the citi
zens. of Schuylkill county that he has secured the
1 ,:ht tosell ED%S IN and JAMES M CLARK'S new ta
lent Flouring Mill. which is pronounced the greatest
Anterican invention of the day. The subscriber has one
of these Mills in full operation now, In Tremont, where
he invites all persometorcall and see it In operation.
This highly ingenious, and much needed inventt . fi,
forms an entire new feature In the manufaeture of Wheat
Into Flour: and the splendid manner in which it per
forms its work, Minding, Bolting, and separating the
grain eta single operation into seven different qualities
of Flour wped. and that within a space of only twen
ly4me fee engih by four feet in breadth. at the ra
pidity of t re bushels per hour, on a. pair of French
burr millstones Only thirty inches In diameter. The
Wain is converted at a single operation Into Extra and
Superfine Flour. Fine Flonr,Mlddlings.Shipotuffs. Shorts
and Ikan.any power being applicable to propel It. from a
four horse np to any other desired.' The small space it
occupies windd not be missed when plated in a room with
other machinery. and the small amount of power It re
quires to propel it, makes It certain that, ere long. it will
,supercede and rerrointionlie all other Flouring 3fills. So
applicable Is this 31111 to the wants of the world..eest
every saw-mill. ma , shl ne shop, locomotive shop, foundry,
forge, rolling mill, o. any building baring a power airese
dy e erected, can now have within tts walls a complete Her
chant Flouring idill,at thy trilling cost of from fbnr to
seven hundred dollars, and thus 'the enormous amount
of Brain raised within the United States, can be conver
ted Into Flour within its limits. .
With one of these 3lills nearly every large Colliery es
blishment in this county where •team power Is used
for pumpine;■hnuld be supplied. They could be erected
at a small expense and would enable them to =nutlet
o their own Cow.
This 31ill only occupies the space of 21 feet in length,
by 4in width. It la also portable and when 'pat up can
he plated Ina wagon or dray, and with a single ho r s e
',anted touny part where they desire td use it. Ita con
struction is so simple that It can be connected with any
engine by e single shaft.
Single or Township Hight/will be disposed 'of by the
.sobscsiber, residing at Tremont. Hundreds of
rates from Millers and others who hive seen the VII
operation, can be seen at the residence of the subscriber
J. A. L. TICE‘;' ,
Dec. _'.'Ss • 51-tf -; ..
MEDICINAL
. ,
' BROWN'S-
ALiFicothooary. ,
..NLZII,OI.IGH it tiunders and ligti
illngs In all corners tiffichtiylkill emits, and rains
new Stem, the inuleralgtred.atill maintains In a
firm Mint not, his old establishment es beretotore, and
' will continue to accommodate his customers In such a
rpromptand iatlsfisctory manner as to warrant aid et
' cure theleintire confidence. At the woe time he
t..kes this opportunity to return to hisfriends and
,patrons his grateful acknewledgetnenta for the
• .i'ery abbstantial manner In wbl.' they bare, dor
,ing many years, favored him wihi - their patrons ps. and
hopethey will continue tdappteciate our bumble efforts
to arse them. Our Drug ftereist tt4 Op in a superior.
master sad is well stocked with all kinds of dregs q t Its
this respect our' stsblishment'earoot be excelled Imany...
other similar concern. JOll3l 0. BROW 1 , 1 - ;
Druggist and Maxie.
7. Pottsville, Jane 21, 'l6 , 2541
• ,•::=l4i
'WILDORS COMPOUND OP
PURE COD LIVER
OIL gND"
_LIME.
A cunt FOR msumprioN. covaits, COLDS. AsTu
MA, BRONCHITIS. GENERAL DEBILITY,
- • AND ALL SCROFULOUS HUMORS. - .
Bare Ton Tried lel.,
This Important questionahould be - asked every invalid
who IssulTering from pulmonary trouble in this tickle
ellinate.. Have you tried WILBOR'S COMPOUND OP
CQD LITER OIL A.ND LIME? It will not nanseatelike
the plain OIL, bat is on the contrary, pleasant to the
taste; moreover. the Phosphate of Lime is; in this mut
bination. a most remarkable aid to the healing proper
ties of the Pure Cod Liver Oil. as the following cortld
rates (selected from a boat of like grateful acknowledge
ments) will amply Show. No person *tumid neglect, for,
a single hour, a cough, or any affection of the lungs, lest
the Most serious cense - thence. follow. Dr. Wilbor's
preparation IS both, safe and simple, and sure In all ordi
nary eases, and has perfenned some surprising cares in
decided consumplon, where ordinary medical aid has
failed: '
. •
Dr.. Wawa:--During nearly - the whole of the Past
winter, I bad cohered seriously with a cough, which bad
so irritated my huts, that my physician frankly admit
ted his fear of consumpthm following this trouble vs the
Spring weather set fn. Medicine seemed to afford me
little relief. until I tried your preparation of Cod Liver
Oil and Lime. The effect lam forced by facts to admit,
was almost zba„dealt and nurse the pleasure of saying at
this writing. (Movild, 18530 I am entirely free from any
pulmonary trouble.
With thanks to you for your valuable discovery, I tUr
dlally recommend It to those who are thus a Meted. .
. MARTIN C. [ICED?
Chamber street. Boston
. . .
Manufactured only by ALEXANMEtt B. 'FILLIOII,
. Chemist,
for sale In Philadelohla by T. IV. Dion! & Soa's. : l32
North Seeend street. For safe in Pottsville by J. •C.
llr .7es, Druggist. opposite Cpl.:ON:el Church.
1' • March IL. lo4Orn •
; 111YOlt ;riVt\il
Wholesale and Retail
XJ3rtiggiArt temaci. Chomiast.
B. E. Corner Centre and Ncirwegit4L Ste.; •
(Opposite Mortimei's hotel,)
TO.TTEIV/ILLE,_ PENNA.
The subscriber, having taken possession of
the house formerly acupled by Mrs.E. 31.
Beatty, has converted the same into a •
ir Drug and Apothecary Store,
2, such as he thinks will prove satisfactory to
all pureba.Yers. and res - pectlully calls the at
tention of Ks friends and the public to his choice stock,
Ile has taken great care in the selection of Drugs.
Medicines, &c.. and can therefore cheerfully iecommend
'each and every one as being
PURE AND UNADULTERATED.
Ile Is determined to give) his undivided personal at
tentionto his business, at ell hours of the day and night
when required. believing that the StICWS and rep.dation
phyecions as well as the invaluable lives of, their pa
tients depends In a great measure on the rare of the
Apothecary and the Runlity of his drugaand mixtures;
and he feels confident that CREAM-5.5, when obtained at
the expense of virtue and health, will not be the only
question with his customers: when once his reputation
in a careful and competent Apothecary, shall be satisinc•
torily established.
This reputation be is determined to build up, with the
essisLance of a share of the public patronage— t fair pro
.porCon of which is guaranteed to him by numerous
friends, independently of that which he hopes to obtain
by doe attention to business and strict attention in
mixing prescrip:iors which. may affect the health and
lives of his customers.
Deeepllon in preparing and compounding of medicines
for ruthie - speculation he will never resort to, though
it is noto, :ou. ty. truo that such a dangerpus deception is
much more extensively and successfully practiced by
'druggists.than c..n be readily imagined.
Confident of obtaining a name and rank amongst the
firat of his cotemnoraries. he only asks attention to
provehls will to serve, and his ability to sati7the most
exacting.
.Patrons may with confidence rely upon the prompt
and faithful execution of their orders. sent by mail or
otherwise, CHAS. EPTI AG, -
Duteous? a Cuomo?.
S. E. Corner of at and AVerweigan Ste., Pnterale
Poborille. June 21,'56 25-1 y
Health and Strength must Inevitably follow its
Use.
BOERHAVE'S
HOLLAND BITTERS
AV
~ ~ .
••:. - : OF, It
4...V''
THE CELEBRATED HOLLAND REMEDY FOR
DYSPEPSIA,
' Disease 'of. the Kidneys,
LIVER COMPLAINT,. -
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND,
FEVER AND ACUE,'
And the various afleetioias consequent upon a.disordered
STOMACH OR LIVER, •
Such as Indigestion, Acidity of the Stomach, Colicky
Pains.. Heartburn, Loss of Appetite,. Despondency, Cos
tiveness. Mine. and Bleeding PileS. In all Nervous,
Rheumatic and Neuralgic Affections, it his In numerous
instances proved highly beretlelaL and In others effect
ed a decided cure
This Is a purely vegetable compound. pared on
strictly scientific principles. after the mar ref the cele
brated Holt. nd Proferaor,Boerhave.' Brea, se of its great
success In"most of the turnpean States, ,its introduction
into the United States was Intended mire especially for
those of our fatherland spattered here ird there over the.
face of this mighty country. Mee ibg with great suc
cess autopg them, I now offer it to the American public,
knowinl"that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must
le acknowledged
It is particularly recommended to those persons whose
constitutions may have been impaired by the continu
ous use of ardent spirits, or mberforms of dlssipat ion.—
fienerally instantarrons in effect, it finds It way directly
to the seat of life, thrilling and quickening eery ne ye,
raising up the drooping spirit. and in fact, infusing new
health and vigor in the system.
NOTlCE.—Whoever expects to find in this a beverage
will be disappolnted; but to the sick, weak and low spir
fied. it will prove a grateful aromatic cordial, possessed
of singular remedial properties.
Cannon I—The great popularity, of this delightful
Aroma has induced many imitations, which the public
it-4)11W guard a,gainstspurchasing. Ile not pent' .ded to
buy anything - else until you have given Boerhave's
Rolland hitters a fair trial. One bottle will convince
you how infinitely 'invader it is to all these imitations.
Ilrir Sold at $l.OO per bottle, or six bottles for Ism,
J ay the Sots Ilmenwroits,
BENJAMIN PACE, JR. & CO.,
.Manufacturing Patinfaandists and C7tanists,
Pittsburg : Pa:
For Salo In • Philadelphia, by Ile agents—Roffman &
Moritz. office of tho Drnuicrat ; John Johns, 2.2 Race
street: D,yott & Sons. 13:1 North 2d street. Also In
Reading, by Ritter. & Co.: Lancaster, by John F. Long
& Co.: Pottsville, John 0. Brown.'.-„ •
July 5. '55 r.
THE CRETEST
Medical Discoteo of the Age.
nit. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
distrovered In ono of our common pasture sceedsa
remedy that cures
Every Kind of Humor,.
from the worst scrofula down to a common pimple
ile has tried it-In over 1100 cases, and never failed ex
cept in two eases (both thunder humor). lie has now in
his possession over two hundred certificates of its virtue,
all within I wenty ndlmi of Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nursing sore
month.
One to three battles will cure the woret kind of pimples
on the ace.
Two to three bottles will cure the systerd of biles.
Two bottles are wa , ranted to cure the worst canker in
the month and stomach. ' •
Three to five bottles are warranted to cure the worst
ease of Erysipelas.
Otte to two bottles are warranted to cure all humor in
the eyes.
Two bottles are warranted to cure running of the ears
and blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted do curo corrupt and
running ulcers..
Ono bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin:
Two or three bottles are warranted to enre the worst
case of ringworm.
Two or three bottles are warranted to sure the most
desperate ease of Ilbeumarlstn.
EMMiNa==
Flve to eight bottles will cure the wotst ease of scrofula.
A benefit to always experienced from the first bottle,
and a perfect cure iewarranted when the *torte quantity
ix kitten.
Reader, I peddled over a thousand bottles of this in the
vicinity of Boston. I know the effects of it in every
case. tlo sure as water will extinguisjo fire, so sure will
this cure humor. I never sold a bottle of it but t t
sold another; after a trial ltalways,speaks for itself
There are two t hinge about this herb. t hat - appear me
+surprising*. first that it grows in our pastures, in Some
places quite . piontiful, and yet its value has never been
known until I discovered it in 1816—second, that It
Should cure all kinds of humor..
In order to give AOlllO idea of the sudden rise and great
popularity 61 the discovery, I will state that in 'April,
1853. I peddled it and sold about stn bottles per day—in
April,liat. I sold over one thousand bottles per day of it.
Some of the wholesale druggists who have been In the
business twenty and thirty, years, say that nothing' in
the annals of patent medicines was ever, Like it. There
Is a universal praise of it front all quarters.
In toy crentirtictice I always kept it Strictly ten; humors
—but since its introduction AS. A general tpinibr medicine;
•real and wonderful virtues have been found iu it that
never suspected. • -
Several eases of epileptic fits-4 disease which was Al
ways considered Incurable. have beeh cured by a few bot,
ties.' 0, what a mercy if It will prove 'effectual In all
4.IMS of that awful malady—there arc but few who have
seen more of It than I bate. . .
. .
I know of several cases of Dropsy. all of them aged
people cured by it.' For the Tortoni', diseases of the Liver.
ely Headache. Dyspepsia, Asthma, reverend Acne: Pain
In the side, Diseases of the Spine and particularly in die.
eases of the kidneys, &c., the discovery baa done more
N riod than any medicine ever known, -
No change of OA necessary=-eat the best you get and
enough of it. ." ,7
Diredionsfoinre.—Adulte, one table-spoonhal per day
re
—childn OT ten years, a dessert spoonfnl—ridldran
from five Idefght years,tea-apooninl. As no direction
an be..,apidicable to all - tonstiintlons.tahe anicient to
operate on the bowels twice a day. • •
Manufactured by DONALD ir,F.NNEWF,....±
-L- , N0.120, Warren sired. flosbary,
?rice; One
. Doller..
•
Wholesale Agemtv—New city, C. T. Pieltnr, 81
Barclay street; R +
in 192 Ilmodways Rushton k
Clark.27s Broadway; A. &D. Bands, 10d Fulton Bt.
'Wholesale' agent,-for' Pennsylvania; T. W. Dion it
&rm. 182 North 2nd Street. thilidelphla.
For sale In Pottsville, by Drairn. - .7. C. Ought
pod 17. Rabsoon. -May 19,1555 20.1 y
Nay 21, 18.30 • th-ly
PUBLICATIONS, &.
patiaNis THIRTY YEARS.;
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overnment
work.
Thirtyfrom. 163) to 1850, com
plating the work. Also, sets in 2 vols., fi3l. &sleet
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Pottsvele, July 26,'68 gp
• CEORCE J. PRITCHARD,
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S - MANE RULISON'S Geli,eral !
Agent for tbe following works, in Schuylkill county : I
to. 34.50 n, ihe-Circult Ri- The Anted:an LaWyer,
der ...:t S' Mothered Treasures fnien ,
now.ird's ~ Doinestie 3ledb, the Blues of Literature, .., I
' eine,i , .„l 1 ' • : . IlioUghtera of the Croat. t
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hibi
The people's 31edical Ligllazuoluf liethodisnit. '
!I house. • I , Ac.,'.lc.,
The shore books sill be delivered on application to the
rigout+ fill any part of the county at publisher's pries.
3fay 17, '561 . • 2;6 1
• _ :
MINERSVILLE
Book anti
stationery Store. I ,
GEORGE J. PRITICHA.RD. hating
removed his book Store from St .1 Clair to 3lineriei
Would Inform his friends, avid the public 4 . en'erally
throughout the cotnity,-that they ttiay find his neir and
large establishment oh the corer Of Second and
road streets. • L I
The steak of books, stationery and fancy ankles is
large and complete, comprisingi everything. that uiay be
'tinted In his ins ', pri...ealtiut cannot fall to etre sat
faction, being in many asses even cheaper than they
.Yen be bought In the cities. ilia supply of new ..books
hem the Trade Sales Is very eniensive. and VP enable
him to sell at wholesale as we'll 33 retail. scboolli and
country stores supplied with irks and stationery ht the
lowest wholesale prices. Rook-lindin; and black; work
done at the shortest notice andlin the best style
t N. B.—Anything that may tki required in his line de
livered to order.
itimeravine, nirak 20, is:a6
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! NEW WORK ON COAL.' .
It i l. po i g N m U ph A y l i . nu , s O ini F ted C by A le. and i ts ! b T y o j - .
original
trLesley.l
. .
The D..isy Chain, by the autho of the lick of fledcliffe,
II 2 ls. vo I
f este-n Africa. its history, co ditlerr and prospects, by
L I Rev. J. L. Wilton. • . 1
The Martins of Cna-Martin;LeSer's new work.
Fremont's Life. lisplonstions mid Public Services, tpy. Up.
'' i tatn,:illustff tett.. • , I • ' '
The White IMlef. by Cfilit. 3.faype Reid. , • -
Linda. by Caroline far, Rentz. I ,
Penis' Mate:sand Territories o 4 the Great West, map and
ilinstriaons.
~ ' •
The riVidern•StAn'Teller. 12cnoi e .' - •
rie Sparrowdrirs Papers, by C zrend. •
'The Scalp Hunters, by Mayne id. i '
Salad for the Social. l ' .
Phmilstana, or Sketakesi and Rurlesques, by John nee
pis. , Just published. and fi.r sale at
1 . • • 11. GANN AN'S Rook A Stationery Store.
Pottsville, July :4'56 1 : .SO-
166 Court street.' Boston
' 1 ' , 'JOHN a. PERRY.
PURLISIIER and IBOOKSELLER,
No. HOP Market street, bel w Sinth„.Philadelphia., is
now ready to'doliver his new nd beautiful editions of
the following saleable works: I ..
IFAIIILY BIBLES-4sontalning the Old and New Teo.
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LIFE OF CHRIST, by Fleet ocd—illustrated.
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GOOD CHILD'S LIBRARY, 11:1'2 vols.. Mush:lied . with
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DUNALLAN : or, Know whist you Judge, by Graci
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DEATH OF ABEL, by Solomon.oe.meo. , I
• SCOTTISH ORPHANS, and Arthur Monteith: amoral,
tale, founded on histolcal fact*. to which is adder: The
Young West litdiart. by Mrs. Dlackford.
LIFE AND TRIA LS OF MARY QUEEN . OF sayrfst—
Dr. Syntax's Tour in; search of. the Picturesque, The
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ri A NCOURAOED b, th. unpreceden
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i
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moreworthy of the patronage tithe public. That this
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arranged by the hands of the;dito'r and proprietor, who
has been known to the public a connected with the B ss•
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poets, stories - of the sea, sketches, miscellany, adven
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No sectarian subjects aread fitted into itsthere
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are enough controversial pubileations, each devoted to
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its departments. fresh and on Vial. and. what it purports
tO be, the cheapest magazine . • the world.
1 .
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sending us eight subscribers a d $3, at one time. shall re-.
celve a copy gratis.
Qorner of Trenioni and
Dec. ' ,
NEW DRUG AND NII
EN RY SANLO.
gist for J. S. C. ;Martin.
tpublic that be bait esti 111
le l
apothecary busitio.,and, opet
near w.a B. Kline's cipinet I
street, abort &cond. and invit
those who way n411113'0 anY LW
that every care at d a tendon;
`enable him to give, nod that C
d emands. - . [Prittsville. A
kY_ONS' KAT_HAIRON
LIT AVE YOUqlsedlLyot thairon
• ll_ for the hair? It is the n inost delightful tot art'
cle in the world and is pree ine tly beneficial for rey
and Bald heads. The ILlthairon oily restored my b it
aftet a baldness of tWelve year?". 1 ours truly, ..,
; I It. L. ATWATER.
1 No. b 6 War Street. New York.
Also, Lyons' Extract of Pure .1 maid Ginger, for dys
pepsia and general nervous &lit' ty, Le., can lie had at
C. BARLEYS •
Peril: Emery and Variety Storir,• ntre Street, Pottsville,
October 23,, 18•53_1 _ ' 1 '1 • • 410
--,,
)
GREAT CURE FOR Wt. .4141,
DR. J. S.' 'HOOCHTON'S
, ma_ It
contains, no AlThol, bitters. acids, or nauseous drugs
It is extremely sgreealie loth* taste, and may be taken
by the most feeble patients who cannot eats water crack
er without acute dbaress. ware of drugged imitations.
Pepsin is not a drug:
1.,
Call on the sent and get descripthe circular, gratis,
giving a large amount of scientific evidence, from Lie
big's Animal Chemistry: , MI. Combo's Physiology of Di
ge,tion ; Dr. Pereira on Food and Diet; Dr. debt! W.
Drao.: ". of NeW York University : Prof. Dungl ison's Plays,
Whirl . ; Prof.-Rittman, of Yaks College; Dr. Carpenter's
Physiology; 5:c.., together with reports of cures from all
parts of the Unitedttates.
Air Sold by all dtuggists and dealers In Aftidichnts.—
Price ONE DOLLAII per bottle.
; • B. L'ANN AN, 17144 —lle and Retail Agent;
I Pottsville.
March 8, '56 , I , l • 10--
, HOLLOWAT'S PILLS.
The blood furnishes the material of every bone, mu-S
-elo, gland and fibre, In the h „IMAM frame. When pure
It secures health to every organ; when catnip! it neces
sarily produCes disquie. . HOLLOWAY'S PILLS operate
directly. upon the elements of the stream of Life. neutral
izing the pnncipleslot disears.. d thus radically curing
the malady, whether located, in the nerves, the stomach,
the liver. thelsowels. the muscles, the skin, the brain,
or any ether part of, the systern. •
• Vied througholott the World 1 •
1101.LoWAY'S KU+ are equally efficacious in com
plaints comment° the whole human 'race, and disorders
uliar to certain climates end
Alar,miug Disorders. •
Dyspepsia and derangemett of the liver, the source of
Joint - My and suffering. and the cause of Innumerable
deaths, yield to these curatives, in all cases. berfeverag
gmvited, acting as. a mild purgative. alterative and
tank; they relieve the bowel?, purify the fluids. and 113-
rigorate the system: and the constitution at the 'same
time, • i
General Weakuesi
When all stimulants fail. t
; properties of these Pills givii
nerves and ogee; musel.4l
debility.
1 • ; •.. Deslcate
Al! trregniarltiesiand Mho
and sensitive organs of the sl
by a few doses of Oise mild,
No mother who regards her
should fail to have them wit;
; Etcientlllo E
The London "Lancet," t
and the most eminent of th
Franee and Germany, have
their inventor. ;
Holloway's Pill; are the ibeet remedy known in the
world for the followin g Dieeatem:
Asthma Headaches
Bowel Complaints i Indigestion
Coughs I Influenza
Colds • :Intiammation
ChM Diseases ! • !inward Weakness
Costiveness j , Liver Cemplaints
Dyspepsia • Lowness of Spirits Y .
Diarrhoea riles
Dropsy
Stone and Gravel
Debility i Seeondsry Symptoms
Fever and Agne , ',Venereal Affections
Female ComplaintS' • , ;Worms, of all kinds
leer Sold at the manofsctiories of Professor . llottowAY,
50 Maiden Lane, New Tork,,land 244 Strand, London, by
slirespectabLedenists and ilealersin medicine through.
Oattho United Elates and the civilised world, in ,Isaierf
at 25 cents: 6234, cents, andll,l each, there is a consid
erable saving by taking thsi larger
B.—Direction's for the ;rad:ince of patients in ever?'
disorder are affixed to each box-
Jane:3,l9sd
I • M. M. BALLOU,
' Asher rind Proprietor.
Bromfield streets- Boston
-tgly •
INAL.
MEDIC
RDICINE STORE.
It, formerly drug.
respectfully announ,s b.
•bed himself In the
ed a new drugstore,
pparerocros.in Market
tett the patronage of
ug in. Ids line, promising
that his experience will
he nature of the business
pril 12. ISsii IS-ly
HEALTH OR SICKNESS )
Choote between tne:tu.
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he reno`•ating and bracing
! firrunese to the Fhakifig
le•of the vlcEnt of general
emales.
• nts theident.to the delleate
are removed or prevented
hut:lnfallible al terat
Own nr hevehildrenla health
hiia her reseh. ';
dormemene e.
Louden "Medical Itevleer,
faculty In Greet Brltaln.
ettloglzett the PILLS nog
PHILADELPHIA.
44ertiiegneupt yet iu larger typeil.4.ll Ltli WI I wilite
Charged 60 per cnr, advance on 1 , 111 . usual rates
iCseNRSO
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C. POSTER'S PATENT . ; •
Hand and Pesirer Printing Presses?l
..M.artafactured and 6 r sale by
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No. 16 A re% 3frett,
174 17 ,
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'au 331.0`01701`Eit.
OARTLEX & FOX'S PATENT
Suitable for .
•
Foundries, Rolling Kills, Smith Fires, &c.
, 11 .anulatinrex.1 and for sale by
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Xo.lo Arch strict Pfliteddrhia
May 17,'58
BOOTS AND SHOES,
lAATs AND,CAPS,
STSAIV Cith)DS in rvery variety
ADDICKS, VAN DUSEN &SMITH,
an. 149 .Jhrket
J. A. .110gitki, (with lhat.r.von 4:2l;:vin) Atetit. onk e ,
.• Pentsylvsnla nall, Pottsville.
January 10, 1554
• GEO.:W. POMEROY & CO.,
DEALEB£ISOILS •
• ,
SOAP,. C AIDLES, tte„
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-
lllarket. Philadelphia
Sperm, I..ant. Elephant. 14h.*, Tan ners'And
Sportu and Adiimant ine' Candies.
Samuel T: Miller, Salesman.
Philadelphia, January 5, '56 . 1.4 y
• -
= *: OILS! OILS!! OILS!!!
J. 110104001=L
eovcr Pun
HODQSON &"ICEAN
9
N 139, 5 St; 5 9. 1334arves, 134itaba.,
General Commission Merchants, and Dealers in
WHALE AS D SPERM OILS., FOR
NLVG AND JFECILiNICAL PURPOSits'..
•
6FirlCE—P.Exxsrmovr'LlAtL. Pet tsv Me.
Sept. :22. '52,
BAILY -& BROTHER,
No. 252 Chesnut St., above Ninth, Philadelphia
Invite attentiOti to their extensive assortment of
IMPORT J
D- CARPETING'S
;
WHICHt tey.will open to-da:y, em
in-acing the ew and choicest styles of
VelvetTatestrlea, •
Tapostr Brussels, • .;-.
Imperial Three-Ply,
E*tra Hens* Ingrain,
Best Venitians;
All of which are warranted to be of 0), best quality and
will be sold at theiowest prices for e&F,h. ' ,
1.1.-114Y,4: BIZOTHER:
Philad«:lphia, Sept:l6, 15:55. Pa. 37-1 y .
MAUCH CHUNK
.
• Ware Rope -Manufactory : . ,
•
33 1 41..a1ifer 31Etca,miaarcl,
. .
Itfantifactnree .W ire hope. ftar inclined planes:shafts,
elopes, dic., wouldetiferta the public thathe is ney,pre.
pared to make
ALL KINDS; LENOTIIS 4ND SIZE'S OFSZ .IT
AND RO6 - ND-1101.1..'.
At the shortest notice..of superior quality, and T;n the
most liberal terms. at his Wire liope Factory.
• Manch Chunk, Carbon co," Pa. ".
• • Reference can be made to hi,•4rs. lhomlas. N. B.
Cortrlght anti A. t;. Broadhead, at Mandl I 'hunk : to N.
Patter on, :: 4 urninit Hill. to Sharp'. Lei , ,nrinv; & Tll
more. Luzerne county, Pa., and in ram, n,,trly tlt titeop
erator: In the !legion who have' boen hiaropt's.
July '56 yr
INDUSTRIAL WORKS,
CALLOW HILL STREET, g 'MEN Li/VI AN ti
BEMENT,DOUGHERTY & THOMAS,
TOOL BUILDERS et IRON FOUNDERS,
ARE prepared to make Designs , and
Drawings for MACHINE SHOPS, FOUNDRIES A
SMITH SHOPS. and to furnish all the necessary '
Machinery,
Tools, . - -
•
-Cranes, •
Cupolas,
. .
Blowers, -
Forges, a.m..
Machinists' Toola °revery size-and description. Shaft
ing or the best quality: with improved adjustable . Hang
ers. l'allovh of all diameters and Nees; Pulley and Bal l ,
limo Fly Wheels. and all such Castings as are made in
Loam, of any size required. Rolls. and Rolling Mill
wOrk, Ac.
January X1,'56 1-ly
NEW WHOLESALE DRUG STORE.
N. SPENCER THOMAS,
NO. 28 SoDTIT SECOND STREET PIIIL tDELPIIIA.
linporter, Mannfa:turer and Dealer in
Drug*, :Ned/eines, Chemicals', pue Stop,
Paints, Oils, Colors, White Lem!. French and
.A»ierican White Zinc, Windom titans,
Glass IVare, Varnishc**, Brinthot, In
strUments, 'GrOo Spicem,_ Whole
• Spice", and another ailieles
usually kept by druggists,
• including
Borar,•lndigo, Glue, Shellac, Potash, af•c. ifc.
'brders by mail or otherwise promptly attended 'to.
Country merchants are invited to call and examine oar
stock before purchasing elsewhere. .sent to any'et
the wharves or railroad stations. Prices low, and goods
warranted.
March 6,'56 ' 10.1 y
, A CAR D .
FURNITURE 81,' ITRNISHING STORE.
_
THE stihseriber,s, take pleasure in an
nouncing tothe public in general. and the Coil ft,
glen in,particular, that they are 'now prepared to supply .
them with all articles in their line of business. As they .to confine themselves to
$
FURNITURE . .-a' . -
manufactured under the immediate su
,aperintendence of one of the firm. Nc. D. 31. KA ERCIIER,
'who has for many: years had the entire eh:in.:ea Mr Hin
kle's hest work. they feel c - ouirdatt that they can furnish
the public with article ' teir line, not surf ass.-d by
any other establish ent in t e Unitec. Statost f , , r style.
,durability and finish.
St YMAN & it.tEnctrEil.
I , 7 Cabinrt Ware Rooms and , l . nr , factor yAO 1::F. &cowl
I 1 street, below street: Pllderf,l4la.`—'" . ,
A. S. Sillyntau.l . [D. M. }Cat rchier.
P.S.---Ortr friends from Pottsville and the Coal ne.zioo
will find it to their interest to give us a rail. Ac I I .
our native - place, we are- deft 11101 to do our b • IN .
Ple a se them. All orders will 1 raptly, atteMled to
. Philadelphia:October ti„ 1850. . {p-ly
MANUFACTURERS'
INSURANCE.COMPA,NY.
CELE DTABAR3III24; 'ETZAL.
.Granted by the State of rennsytvenle.
CAPITAL $5OO - ,090.
Fire,idarine & Inland Traniportation.
AARON S. LIPPECCOTT. Presidetrt.
ALFRED NyEElizz. ORR ' ROCERS.
Vical'resident. Secretary.
.. 00nui Torsi, Treasurer
(CE.
the
moo
on
tom-
Aaron S. Lippincott,
31ahlon
Wu!. B. Thomas,
IVni. Neal.
Mirles J. Field,
This_ t ComPany . was organized with h cash capital. and
the Directors have determined to adapt .the business to
its avillable resources. To observe prudence n,couduct-
I n Its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of incst.s.
10 Merchants' Exchange. Philadelphia.
The undersigned has been apptinted sent for the
abiaim Company, In Schuylkill C.l/1115", and' iv ill effect all
mfids ofinsurance. as alqiye, 011 application at his office,
opposite the Town Iluil,l'ottsvil le.
G _
rebruary 2:1,1.55Z
Schuylkill Fire & Marine
INSURANCE CO.
O f I= l Oct eiry
•
Office in ii.llyrnan's Bailding, Mithantongo Ist.;
2 doors above Centre st., Polaville, Pa.
CAPITAL AUTHORIZED BY LAW,
•
' $200.04010.
CHARTER PERPET.UAL.
This Company obtainettits Charter . at the last Ses,vion
of the Legislaiu e of Pennsylvania. and is now fully nr•
ganized and prirpared to 1-sue Foibles. at liberal rates,
on Fire and inland risks: on Public and Private land
ings, Furniture, Stocks of Goods and "lerchandize of all
kinds.
Also on Coal Breakers and 31arhinery. Inland Tilsit
ranee on Cans' Beats and Barges , . by Canals and Riven;
also on Cargoes of Oat to, Philadelphia. New Vork, Bal
timore. &e. This Company gnartn tees to ski ust,all loses
promptly, anti thereby hopg to nee it the patAinage of
the public. '
..] :--.--.. • -
Directors:
SAMUEL SILI,Y3TAN, lAA AC SEVERN.
WILLIAM lIORTIIIEId.Jr. _JOIIN 11. DEM EIVT.
JACOB HLINTZINGER, Jr. JOHN HEN OR H3KS,
S. K. M. KEPNER, J. E BIREIT. •''
14. P. SIII'III. , SA•3IUI3, II I tI.LE,
ROBERT 31..PAL31E1t.„ GEORGE J. 111;11 it. -
~,, SAMUEL SI LLYM.k.N. President.
W. F:SMITIL - Secßetary aid General Afoot. ,
. Pottsville, July 5,'511 17- !
. 14. ire The largest Stock:of
CHINA,
wesr
Glass - (ni(l Qzteensicapc,
ever Imported, consistinff, of
DINNER, DESSERT, 'TE A
TOILET SETS, •
PARIAN MARBLE . PIGMIES,
MANTLE ORNAMENTS,
English, French . and Bohemian
Glassware & . -Fancy Articles
for the .Toilet .Table &. Etegers,
Togettier with every vaiiety, of staple and lowprke t wares,
for household and kltebcn , purposna: allot w will Ie
'sold at RETAIL. in laryn or small quantitics, 6, snit the
wants
wants of buyerwatt less prices than they can be folvd
anywhere at wholesale- .
pur:rtiotto is , Bn?i - V The Manufacturer and
sell to the Consumer, kit small profit for Cash.
- : TCRELL
No. 219 Chestnut . St._.
• •
• above Seventh Street.
Mawr') 29.
ISIZEIM
Dirertors:
G. Taylor,
A I fr! d I%eeks, •
• Orrin
Johii P. Simons,
James P. Smyth.
=I
ITIII
Cy /arum.
-.'...2 , 17`
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• -II -t 4 •• •'• `.' ..;:..-----:'-'-: -: ,r,
~......,;_, / , : , -,.' ;,, ,,, .i, . ..7-?--4.- , ;-..i r ;,.1
. : -.-,.. f , .-...,_•.- •
- , :;,...... , .....:-.7: -).• 4 :-. •.-:: .1i l't . :S . ri,,t' ' ' "'''' i.'''' ..
GRASS AND GARDEN 8 S, FIIIIITiP,
Agriculturalx r
pten e . ntB , fie.
sub,eril trulll,k, p4 on band (lover. Tim and , dhert:;,,
seed,.„hit,
Clover \ and Lawn Iliasi
seeds. toasth.r with Garden and Field seed , .. a hr.
will warrant to r, fresh and coed. He will also , ::.
orders for all kiwis of F ru i t Ti„,,,,. (warrant. d to
they are represented.t Agtkulturil implement 4. a ,
of which will he farnl‘lied at man titn-tur4 r',o pr ,
The Breda and (roes aold•by the , ALL., , ,r11 , *-r are ~.•.
with great care. only f r om gr, - ,,,, o r
n.putntint
statriln .. Ile does not deal iii 5,-e d..po•cured.pt,
enously' from in the watket fro thus,, *1,,,, ii
~,,,...,• u
out regard to the rtiaract,:r ~f the •sevd ~, Id. , .?,,, r
be purchasetT Neil seeds gio-..n prt , tnis.'ineoy 1, .
gardeus. where their too elo:. proNitLity do, .1
HAT. quality. particularly thost of tne',:aine ...,,_, ,
'Tid ,, ,j, an important i.-npsideration .0 thoq. ,a,. .
c i ta ,, e either xeeds 6r Fruit tree, l'Ait ti ~ , I, Sr .r.
to OrtivrS Carly to It. DA\ t
,CABiRtESSNESS Dr TEE USE OF FARM
. . , PIEDIENTS. i.
'MESSTIg. Ellti.:-.--1. frill• ro , metimei le,l 'tot;.
that if there is any one i;rr,r lilt. which w, •
tnors falt , ithich it more hurtful to nor pr•li.!
any.other; it is the one 'which prompte •i.,. ;
chaser ofinferior implements bee, u , e t h e. .;
setnething.clieaoer in price than Letter ( - qt.... •
it certainly not only incompatible with oar':
efts, but decidedly incompatible wits k our ~,,,,
ter as pradent and reflecting men, and II::
hat arrived when the laces as well as : the :,
of the farmers Should be set against the ..,
at:cutout of ibis "error. '
,A moments rat
ought ill bo sufficiout to convince e'rery fai-v,...•
the downright impolicy of putebasitt,, , any tc
but the very best, by which I meau th , c. , a..
are not Only neatly but strongly- and fib..
tuttle, and which vt the saute thrle are IYS„
~
,an the objects for which 'they ,are intended .
allow.
1,,,,1i1itttt,,hht,'.,,,"4,,,t,,:‘,1,,Fetd of the
I h e l
frr''istiPs is
o;nuthe r tic
.t . .
ft r i to the 7 tr i e 3 le_t u w.e. ""i'n-t ' iY negtece". 1
manifest, not only ii , thu l u nch co tu iny tan
the '.r Implement% when not " , e 4 ,:,, u : in lb' s -I'c
110Wwo see an excullent machine rulmoxn t if . " 1 :..
start by the tartlet-tier. of the operato, T
;,
are tltse who appear to think a machine I.
serving ot attention than,.a tl Inkiti;, re 14
human be i ng. N‘ hat n mild be thought ..
Liter who V/ uuld send a I 'bort' I'.-101 n I •
without his lirelktast, and "rich t dull and
for-nothing scythe . he would I e regard ,1 i '
,
cry thloking in In, 111 a rein ear, li,s I trim r {
yet how much'morn earele%., is he, who pure ~..
mowing m tanne, and starts it into 11,i ...,r i r
out oil, IMO with the knives as' de‘ out o._ k
edge as a supetanuated ea-o lathe ! Sot
less careless, nor a whit less reprehen-il N.
are there tomb r i legligent ones? Plenty of t!
asmre you, and they are the very one-i_e
never Mid it good unplt ment, that it,t.rnt
perform well fur any length of time u hrt
treatment
This negligent class of fuemers do not 0 i -, '
here, they neA t iinly neglect to treat thvir mach .:'-,..
properly when in urlr, but-neglect them en ! ha'
Iwhen the reason for using them, la over. 11,' : ,„„ - ; !ipa,
! do you Im ,
piently tied their plows, harrow, , 11 ,,1
I cultivator), ?,
I. the fence Corner nearest...li, ~ r.';,' ".:
Ivl here they'stopped using them. The liors" ; , ,, ' 1" --- '.._ fo
,er instead of being carefully housed is r0) , .. ,, ,i,,,;‘, ,, , a
'to stand exii , orcil to the inclemency Of, the - wi,,,,
!ter, from. one thrashing season tu another. I) ),. 4 ;;;'•
,•:- f
, tiver see the irons of any parts of their Me,- 7 , ,
.thents protected from rust by oil, or the ii . ..;',„
work saved from decay by a coat of paillt,:' its A .,
ly if ever, even with our best farmers. ;And 5.1,, J :
how necessary these precautions are, and" I TI,LY . . .'
much they would add to the durability of the il . I "
chinery. • , . . ,-)4
All these negligence); are leak—constant tea:: 0
through which dollar'after dollar is drained t,, ) 01
10. t forever. Now to my mind,,,no good fari ,tl. : - h
should ever indulge In these expensive habit , -,.'' , r
cannot afford thew, and, he'should not even it , „ 7 . 0
could. They orily encourage negligeni , t , - fir c e. ',-,' r
directions, are eyesores to the visitors, wretch,:
had examples to-his sons and daughters, an , l '' -
• -,,,,31,1
every respect itnfarmer like. q
. - op
Take good care of your implements'frien,le,l-l-,i- r
_the best always, do not hesitate for a moment ;,': ' -
tween a high priced. well made implement, in. - 1
low priced inferior cue. In the end you will
repaid for all your outlay of money and ia: , - '
your work will he better done, and di nedti I,":' , , ' 'p
season, and you will riot feel ashamed' whit': ' ; ,ik
friend call, so see you, to invite hint to your! ',.. - , 1
house, or to your fields to see your ruarhinsy -, *:
crated.—Correspouoi•-nt of He" force All I' MI?. •' . 1 .,: , - ''. l . :
—• 40 • do. b.-- Sike.
SUGGESTIONS FOIL rut: Faster..—Le i ipi.,ii-,, ist.yi
seedhat the work is well done. -Lid the fuHr • Aillf
slice be tairly turned that the dee ,, llib , •iitili.ii... '-it t
ter contained in the roots. may 10 p"rteetc,-
homed, and secured from the wasting dl'i , ), -,! •
the atmosphere. This is . ve"ry import:Mt. I:.. • i' '
apply dres , ing before breaking up. too MIL!!! ..' ~:-.' i .!
cannot be exercised in 'the ail'imuiplishnient , i.:.',. ....-4:.
work, us upon, its efficiency' will depte , l, in ~.."-.,7 -
measure, the success of the rulisequent , mt, - . 1 1" ..':
king. 'No balks should MI pas,ed over; ~ v . ''''fl.
plow share leaves, rhuuld be turned over wt..,
hoe or hand. Many plo)vse perform their a
imperfectly. In the first place, they if, r. ,, tf.)--, - - •
Lich the furrow rho,- at a pepper angle,' and a' , .;; :I
instead of fairly ibvertinglt, they either “sta. i. , ', , i
•it on edge," or break it in pieces, Imple ta "ni.
this charaetar :ire Worse than worthle , S. W ".:-.. ,
land is imperfectly ',Loved; the after cultic:etc ;. :''':
always onerous and perplexing, and as ft liiihi,! . ., r•
(44)st:iv/Wire, is poorly performed. It is tiiiltri,..
suchlietler to expend money for a
, gO,Ol pl,li-f 1 . 41t1
line that l,ill perform its work in a Soti,! , t,t-t J '-!:I F
. manlier, than to use an Apure:et one, as it"
entail obsiaeles which it will be found no wio , ~.-:-i.
- i
e a sy - to o
~eTc . iii e.
' . ~,-
HARR,A,ING. 7 —In harrowing, it is best to ps ,, ' -4s it
over the feed lengthwise the hit time; then 1 1 '-
agonallY7,and lastly across the furri , ws- Al"' , '''
rollthe Iffild in the firrt place; tins will 1 , 0-,',
down Thel'urrow slice, awl give greater',etil,l,l:.; „' V
to the lip;:1Ien of the harrow, by oliviabingthel" e '.
1
ing up ulna displacement of the soid:Ay the feet:. !.
Ilarrows of different sizes anidditfeient degrees r,
~•
:.
linetwss, should be used, especially •
\limn- fo,-; 1
[title 'is oesirable, and this is always tile Viaiimbi: 1
grail) ihr small seeds are to be sowed.' Wl,"reb,
one harrow is employed, ninch elf the strength
~,- .
the touts,-as well am a large portion of the tie , :s „ . l
and labor expended'iu'the operation, is untivnie4:: I
lily t o -t. •,•,:.,,.,
' l l - ' ''MAxurtiNn.—Never scant your crops: i''.g.t
td snore laud than you eon manure well. 1, :, '1
, better to Laves one half au acre Of soil ntil NIV.:- . :
aged, than ten aura iniperfeetly worked - ni I 1,....'
_inured. it requires no in..re la hor to t0 ,,i,,, . 4 0 . r ...
ere of land
_that will produce fifty b,,,n,;i.' _
l a
. shelled cotta than it dots to mlfruage one tl.t . -
, yield but ovimt,wfive. It is airkuowledgsd l'Ll-re,..'
pour policy to half feed oureioniestic a11 . 1!{.31',
And why should it not be consihered egnally 1.)-
iiiird and injudicions to half, starve' our corn 3ZI
other crops which 'we rely - upon mainly to fee.i a.
Worm AsuEs.—Every bushel .of wood ar
islam .
applied to the corn-crop worth one dollar. Tral ' :b
truth of this assertion has been repeatedly& .-
onetrated by the, esult iaf experiments, accur.it , j ,
conducted. - Ot. alldight roily, the action iit ,i-r. , •
is highly energetic and salutiery'r they i•NerCS ....
warming and invigorating influence. and pr , •o , i- : --
the rapid growth, of almost every species ,•tN'' ..'
ductimi. ..- 1
SALT AND - M:T.AT i BON:l:l3.—Domestic aLii ,l, !,
rlionlii• never be tel with grain, or supplied o ‘• ..
salt, oil the grated or Il or 4 . -tht" in:lnger. I; r .s.'
es for this purpolse. formed ud, shoo;.!
provided and kept constantly on hind, rt-a.: i :' l ' t
use. They cost hut a mere trifle, and may b. , . . . 1 1
=
sztructed by any person possessing. ordinary is :+ :
nuity. In - fortn.they should be sotnett,in. "it
kneading trimghs—small at bottom and Li 4e ...%At
top,u.with a plank bottom iiifficieutly large and r::.-• •
5
to obviate the liability of their being overma:•.:,..
• •
by the animals while in use. A set of Weil .• :
,„.; •
trusted feeding boxes, if pal ted and cm,::. °i t
. - .4sj
aken care 01, will last many ears.. . - 442
44, , 70et t . £oli SWlNE.—ilievery hog ka..10.:
should . •,3 tough,in which thorn shoula 1. .; .:•.-- ••
posited,. •eekly, aAtiabtity of charcoal. .: 'L.— .:.
,'.
eagerly c evours this substance,:and i. great' . -- '• i "' — _,. -
efited , d strengthened by its couslant •.- l''' I .. ....7
)
_s , vents many unploasafq disease • :s t and '',''''••,-.- r
uteslargely tu'the fatty secretions.
:.- . , '?-'
lin IMSTONI: 1'4 . ) it SW IN I%—A few s p0 , .c., - • ::
pulverised brimstone, or - flour •of suip:.ar... ' ' #
little dough, should be adittinisfered as ( a,:. ,
once a fortnight to _ swine while fattenlfr,:• -- ' .• . '''..
re,Nrourlent Gerusti,ip.orie - Tel , y ,, ti , li, •. , , -
lieciprs.
SHLEPENING OLD ALES WITH ACID
Make nit smno• strong soaliii-hi in !
mfeep the biles.ittit for half an hour.
take and brush them trcll in. the
lIP the 'greit,e and dirt from the erommr, ate
whieh they are to be rioned'in clean Suit water.—
Sii;;;lunke up in a clear, pail or stone.warueroe:t
which s bettir, an ail•i Lquer, cu:npua +l of
^pint Or ten or twele.;
water, and ,it'Ave.ll.' Put . the fire..., per
larl2, in thi• for :in hone, and ex.Mnitio th'eM
or three titnei (1441112: the .opernitiou.'
mu m. e orer'the tile , train tlio point to the
The acid Itijile.S . ol tl, lilt, ridges, y,l
"eat :I portion of the steel, thus 'tun,
then :harper. If the liiiateris heated, the
of the acid ie more rapid and intenn, pat
1 , 7 .11 Aiadd pour oulphuric acid into hot. tie
it i, to zrr:ttter out, in the layo .1 the
pouring it in. This action does not mire
pouring thit neid into cold water. Alany aer,o , •
of burning with vitriol have resulted to iie.s;:-
rieneed pecans frmi want ~f knowied:e
ing this phenomenon. IV licit the
ly Lit in, by Ther."'acid,. they /mist be ; ;;;-.;;1 in •
water containing Millie urine, or a littierd. , ...tt,
Mil ; they trio tinaily rinsed in tv.trat,
writer and are tit for u,e.
ATITOSPIIERIC IMPUIZITY AND 1 1 17..iSlt.—T,Li k:'
warm climates it, elicit cothrumption is re3l,>
frequent thou in cold, derive the t:oinpar..p , ::• l *
mitnity .
front the 1 , e,,44,
tht, treat heAt9 to lieu rilore in an ‘tinpolii.!
ino,phom. It I
in.ttc,‘ th:tenlwayi curel , !t
them to pure air. To e.;:di.,.!
=I
teu the rovagesof their t;,e
they F !MUM live m, much uw 1i. , • , • I.lit• 111
It is illusory - to think of curing the
.!.ttinptivo by teteltts
*ithiwt the nutple•t acre . e. 0. the `tue• , !4.'''' i .
An ounce ol.oxygen is
iodine, or ally nittoula relzpiritkore.
_ _
To 1Z Apply the whi ';
eg4e, with :isuitahle I.n;-h. t :inz . le
Whito tioeto paror, wh:cli ,cuccr the
oyez - hipping the edge; nn vetch or 1.0,
the IN /04!
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