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Vet attb §intOtt
.
VIAL Pleothilittosin.-Ths following will
be Okra to when required. Action for work
end . labor done in cutting , ditch on ,defen
dant's 'tend. Plea: Payment and set oft in
barkm and corn meal •.; 1
tilainties son'on the otand4recollects the
ditching perfectly, but ace= to forget .all
; about: the bacon: ' ' i +I
"You Say your daddy didallAkie ditching?
'Do you know what he got in pay for itr in.
• wand Ck•l. B. for defentlatt‘ • 1 _
"He never got making, as sitar I heard on
-,-that's what he i nom got,"nimweied the
• witness: , .
"Didn't your , daddy ge.'t ; corn and bacon
from the defendant, in pay for that ditching 1"
“Nsver beard of his setae- no crn+or be
eon." • .' . ,! ' '
_ I
,"What did your daddfind his fa
on that eummtir
“Yittels, meetly:”
I . "What sort of vittelsr ,i
"Wall, mestind bread some whiskey"
"Where did hi l get t meat andlbreadT"
1
"Well, feat from one, nd fast from Imo
-1 ' ' "Didn't he get some o 1
it from: the 'deign
, dent?"' 4"
"He mought."
"I knew he might, but did he?
question."'
"Well, he mought, and then &gin,
be stouglitn't."
- oonsiderable k , excitement, - . and in
tones of thunder.) "Answer the question,
. sir; and no more' of 'this trifling eta your
oath." Did your; daddy, or did we not, get
Acorn and bacon from the defendant for ditch.
tug?' „
"Well now_he mought;l don't occur ad
sactly, you know." ;
Here his honor interferes, and wi
• injuilicial frown, addresses whoa
"Witness, you mast answer the. q
the court stiff be cOmpelled, tO deal
ain't you say yes or no?"
"I reckin." ' •
"Well, then, &newer yea or no;
snot your daddy get corn and tumor
-defendant at the time.referred to?
the court.,
(Now fully aroused,"and dolmen
- danger,) "Well,:judge,•l can7t adze!
ber,,you , know, seein' as how its al
gone and eat up; but, (pbintinghii
` l ll, as one determined to out with
best of my - rickerlection; r
. parses me right, he mought, and t
:tnoughtn't." , __ •
The plaintiff, Sive& his bacon.
"cordingly.-4shoilk Spectator.
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, +OrATIIAN_ANIX 1114 141DIC A A FASII•
IIiNABLI Hotei..—At.one of our fashionable
hotels, the other day, among the rrivals was.
one of the genus verdant—a regular . .no min- .
take 'Jonathan=--with eyes wide, oPen' . at 'the
novelties bei l met at every tutri. • lie bad
bionght his better half--a strapping, flaxen
baited lase, bedecked with a prolusion ,of rib
bonsltnd cheap jewelry. They bad eVident
• ly "cum? dei)" to gated the, honey-moon,"
and Joilathin hid, no doubt, adarnehe ex
' pens*. t
.. a i
. The first' inorning . , after their nmvol, , thej
servant:4as thrown into hysterinS by a .ver-i
dancitnisnlike. Jonathan's bell ring - fririous- 1
ly, add Pei den:tended to see the landlord. 'That
' functioisnry having intrie.his appearance, ho
was bailed with-- • . _ ,
1.... "Holy are you—hd ~ de do, old feller?
. Me andl'atier.ce find' iill right there—room
I. fixed; u'li first rate:--.giv s a fell* i a liighlalu
tin feeling; but I say, Rid boss, we wan) a wash
I ha,wlland towel to take off the dealt .'outside;) . 'then ytt dime down and take. a',little N'ett
England with you." , ' : t
• "Here are all the conveniences -fur wash'
ing, 'sir," 'said the landlord, stepping to
. It inn
' logany wash sink a4sil raising the lid.
: 'Gosh all' Potomac" exclaim our yftii.
keit, "who'd ) ever thonght of that ere table's
openin' on t l op , that , way ?"
•
Nothing further occurred untiltthe hour fur
breeklait, when the' verdant Ronvie were seat
ed si the table, and Jonathan having buret
his throat by drinking his coffee too hut, and
attempted to help himself to 'an omelette with
, his tigers, finally had 'his attention nttnteted
.. to • me fish.brills, which . are, as everybody
„ _
humid t fish and pointoes minced . ' together,
rolled into a ball as large as an ordinary sized
apple, and cooked brown.
... • Hinirig procured the dish thati contained
then 4 by means of a servant, he helped , him-
iselfi . a . ed partner to one each, and grasped ihe
prec;4is morsel firinly in his . hand opening I
his i• pacions jattis,look a bite rani his, when
suddenly be disgorged the niorl, with apex- . -
~presaidri Of- much diltappein .63:tent and tnrii
• ing tit his brine;exClaimed, " show Pittienee,l
the. 4 doughnuts 'are nothin' ui vod fish' and
'tatenil " . . . )
MI
A I LANT-0, retained in a ca ?
.se of assaul
, and lottery, Wliti erqss-examining AI witness
•. in refotion to the for of,a blew struck :
"that kind of'a blow'was given'?" •
1 . blow of the common kin 4." -
• fe eseribe the blow.'
- "tam• not good at desetiption."—..,._ •
": ....:_
. , ow me what, kind of a blow it was."
•-: e. o a t ' l o i t i t ? o u t l; : ” •
1
al;k
The lawyer, eppeal
cour..told the Witness 1
sisted"upon his shuwin
it wats "unit do so.
o yowinaint upon
" • do."
ell, then; since y
yet:44 was' thin kind
timei• suiting: the •itett l i
knocking 'oyes the sato!
tipo4 Littleton I
. , *
.INOTHIM, BLO,AT 1 .rtt E . Hoors.—A few
day since,its a Roxbury, friend, et the close
'. of is lel '''S of the daY,'was enjoying a coal
' fortitble rid e how& from the office iri this city,
' ' in an Onto' us.partly filled with ladies, a gentle-,
'mad upon the aide walk signalled the driver .
driver
. to stop, and throwing open the door, '‘ sprang.
into the the vehicle. • his first step towards a
seat; unfortunately' influenced somewhat by
the sudden motion of the coacb,•brouglit his
tight foot in contact with a Ilifly's dress ; end
/ as, With_a f taisty expression, he strove to e x
.triesitte it In theembrixces of the hoop, be .
was' suddenly plunged forward, and in . a
1- twifikling found his lelt foot in the same un
ffintinate connection With a hoop On theoth"-,
er side. This was more.then our" hero bail
", gaified for. .for a 'moment he seemed fairly
nonlussed: "Good Heavens, madam I" said
he, d then nervously , pulling the strap, be.
'.cn : "Stop,. 'driverr stop! slop! srorl I
e f
litho lit -I was getiing into an. omnibus; but'
' . .I" . fil ' ;Xs a coopei a shop.!'--Pbrifolio.
1
Ilpet;a.sniata have a great dislike to be
banged upon a fut iree-,---at least ,ther Were
wont'tO have. Whether they . still retain this
flnwtfrthy..:and illiberal Lprepulice, we don't
;ktiow. It• happened upon an occasion when
, Donald Iris condemned. to be hanged, either
for somellotorit us breach-of the_law, or for
disobliging Ka Chief," that "she" was 'Mowed
to choose Aer" tree. Donald looked ..aboUt,
sad': selects a very diminutive ,gimieberry
husk whereupon "she" might be - 'jags/Oat
The finisher of 'the law exclaimed with 'great.
. iudikuati”:
' "rat tree wadna be long' enough for fifty
yeats to hang her." t
' 1
._ Donald, however, was ready for the '-objeE.
tion--‘tShe was in nee hurry, Cot bless ber- 1
• sheiwad just wait till tit tree grew."
MAKING tHB )3eirr 01? IT.—A Yankee out
— walking in Virginia, at: Wheeling, while (to,
hiniselt a talking) experienced a leeling—
,
',strange, painful and alarming from his captat
• to his knees,itod he suddenly discovered • lie
was covered o'er with hues They 'rested on
his eyelids, tad perched upon ' is , nose; they
colonized hie peaked Ace, and swarmed upon
his clothes. The,y explored his swelling nos.
•trils, dived into his ears; then'erawled up his'
trorers, and filled his'eves with teats. Did
he yell.like a hyena? . Did he holler' like a
loos? Was he Scar% *and did tent'arld run ?'
or did the critter---ar000n?
,Zieler a one I
He wasn't scar ' s a mite; he never swoons—
nor, holleri—but lie hived qem in a nail:keg
tight, and soliVens for bed dollars.
nese SWIFT, having a ehotilder of mutton
tali:much done. brought io for his dinner, sent
'Tor the cook, and told beet() take the mutton
down, and do, it less. • .
"Please your honor, I-Min not do it less."
"But," said the dean, fit bad not been
done enough you, could bare done it more,
could.you not?" .
- • "Ohice, sir, very easily."
"Why, then," said the dean,i"for the faure,
whei you 'commit a lault, let it be such a
(Me can be madded:" '
—1 —'
ruveitoott, the tatteted genius of poesy,
witnessed & pugilistic &ncountet;, which he ,
immortalized by describing it on his rimless
"tile" with a piece of chalk, thus:
Audi law he pitibed Into trim.
. , Amid Ytm pitebsd Into b.; .}-,„
theltat m tr lighted *ma
• 7/11 is s poor MU like. a baker? 80.
realm It* limit the S —looth"Aviekeimoney.
.
mem
%ti the
you know
Ith a stern,
U thus:—
:uestion, or
with you;
Cl4l ot .
~frkim the
inquire 4
us. of his
etly ismetu t
11 dun bin
inself firm• "
it), to the
y memory
en agin he
!Verdict ac-
El
• • 'to the court. . The
,hat if thiit counsel in
-I..what k ucl-of a blow
t?" aske 1 d the witness f
u cosoped me to show
Lilo V' at the saute
op to tie word, 'and
inh'ed dipeiple of Coke
_ _ . ,
1 - !-'!3?;:;•
• , • •
PHILADELPHIA.
• I
ECM; £ WIMPLITCHIs
:
, won= at Sum Hum is , h :
180X.A.X,041011181.,
, iill.' Intl WOW otti&tibis* Malt,
sal 14114 . .-- • - ma'
•-1150141' • • NINO. • •
iHE SUlibuß wowd v. sprt
tallybarm their aishiematftiokhnic lo6l . lo “ ll4l
ajtlMl.Coanty„ that Wit lamartmatt stellothias
Young utiallissa Is *oak Inger firs S =4 UM
are alza&gall mp. Panama Wing at a distaste.
tom*, of aullauging ciathing ruclulalld
this tt titia itig '
_ . F. A. sort . BROTIIEII.
' - "staid X., wear of Twalyntlada.
16.1 y.
TENT WlttE ROPE..
a ANl.Diti accepted the. -Agency for
th. Alsot TWEBLINGS IiATriTWIREs&OPT,
s anthem perpared to .ropply reflected eonepaniss, end
• . stole, engineers, tElliChWlste, and ethers, with vire
• ,In larger or small quantities. Samples may be seen
oar odes. Apply to, or addras
110ithl3 &JON & , hen and Steel Merchants,
.(Blarket Sixteenth sta.
' • ' ' 314 en
g r an t V: e . g t 'IV or
A WEeSTHER 1
N, impter
or MANCH OALP SHINS, and general Leather
,No 6 South li d 51... Ph lisdeiphis.
A general assortment of all lanai of Lamm, Nutoonw,
ate.; ate. BED and °Aso= =ATMS&
• Aug. 23,1856. • . , ' 316 m
' II; * STEWART DEPUY a. SONS,
Mamie Hatt, Clearnd sired. (below &h i ) PAiladdphia.
IILTAVE opened . large aud .- spleudid
7JlALator.k. of Velvet. Tapestry, Brussels, Three P,i, In
grain and Venlthin CA lIPETINOS. •
:,,, Alao, Floor. OR Ciothe. Battings. Hearth Rugs, Door
' Mats. Brugge*, Stair Rods, Table and Plan , Ceram, Ate.,
ihieh they are selling very low for cask wisoksal• and
ratan. , . .
-...Beptember 6, 716 , •
.. ' 36.3 m - .
-,:).- ditc:" - fT f 'ILICAtti I . LIGHTS!
o , ui N IN G VIA ) i ; Absolute,' Drug • and Perfameo ALCOUOLi CAMPIIINE. •QT
NE OIL; PlIOSOBNI: OAS, and SPIRITS OF TIM
PENTINE ; all of which are of a superior quality,—
Manufactured and in sale at the lowest alanufseturees
Primp bY • 't • • TARNALL A OGDEN:
.-, Nos. 214 and ...%0 North 31 'st.;, abort Noble, l'hilatfa.
• Alit' Orders respectfully penciled, Pill, bee filled with
promptness, and delivered to any . of* Depots in lie
city free of charge. . i ,
Sept-13,1546. ; : . 37.3 m I
R_Emov_Avo.
Air ARPLE, McCIX,RE& Co., wholp
iyi sale dealers in Notions and Fancy CloOds. bare re.
moved from No. 16 to N 0.12 North Third streeti(th. l
store lonnetly occupied by Tart OD ore C 0.,) and era
now opening a large and extensive assortment of goods
In their line—which hare been selected, for near tritde—
maid invite the attention or merchants to the =DI& who
will and the stock equal to any In 'Philadelphia, and at
prices that cannot fail to snit. in. stork of Notions
may be found Gloves, Iloalery. Shirts and Drawers, Dress
Trimmings, Combs, Buttons, Bruges. thirpet Bags, Look
ing Glasses. and every description of Fancy Goods.
Philadelphia, August 16,
APIEC FANCY FURS
OHN I."AKEIRA,: No.. 284 lilarket
cr street . above Bth. Philadelphia, IMPOItTKI M ANTI
FACtUIigit and URAL= in all kinds 'and
qualitioe' of FANCY FURS. for . Ladies And
Children. J. F. would call the attention 11
the Ladles and others to his immobile assort
ment, being the din,ct Importer and Idanufsettheror
all my FURS. , •I feel confident in raying that I can offer
the greatest inducements to those In want, and at tbe
same time wilt have one of the largest assortments to se
lect from.
Storekeepers and the trade will please • rive we call
hefty purchasing. As department Is 11
supplied tamest the demand for every article in th r
Una, and at the lolhat posstibl6 )lannfactureei pri .
JOHN FAREI RA.214 Naafi t.
- dept. .
.1 0 AN D - -- •- -
LEAF TOBACCO CICARS.
DENSLOW £ CO.,
,
V. 21 South yront Street,
sumhants,-- and, 'a bolasale
dealers I all kinds br •
.
Leaf Tobacco, .Vattitfictured nbacea it %at?.
Mese constantly on band and for Pala low. all kinds ot
AMERICA S and SF ASIR_F,I. I.KA F TOBACCOS. selected
with 'pedal reference to Minufseturene use.
' Ail artieles Fold. warrinh'd to bo all reprvsented and
every opportunily affOrdad for ex.: wil test lon.
Pureisa•eriat a &Aimee can arm' their or .. den.. and
iely'npdn being as thithrally served as if the goods were
selcetod In person. 1. ,
Oct. 11, 'Ad - ,' . ,
41.
-
r CiiiP%TBAND Olt - CLEITNS..
toI
, r 1 ge s heap , types tore. -
ERS()NS cap purcha* -. Carpets.l
. 1
: Oil Clotho, Mattings. ie., very_rbelp, wholesale or
ietail, as the subscriber:is under a very low root. and
light store expense, and Is enabled 'to sell at the rery
OlT';i , f irkw. lbw:mad:ell attention to his
_
- •
[lean , trot Imperial 3 ply, , .
•
Fupectlue Ingrain . 2'• .' CARPETS.
Pine and Medium inaralit 2 ply,
Tenitiona of all kinds, •
And lio. elinlis from '2t9 2 fektridr, to cut for moms.
halls, e..,eith a • great variety of low prirtd Ingrain
Carpelr, fr , .ln .25 tr. :',O k!entp, and Entry sod' Stair Cso
pets. froin to to r.'; rents per pod; afro. Mattings of all
j
widths. lira th i:n4s. Table Cover", Floor•Clothv, Rag
Carpet'', ke. , • IL it....ISIMETDOK .
So. 41 STB WIIERRY etreet, ono d , or abort Chestnut,
Itt - ptreet west of Second street . , Philadelphia.
Sept. 20; 'l.O , ? - , 39tInt • •
BANKERS.
46
1
1° ( ,
:
im ;7:111 4 T South .utt S O
W C t ifEdhii
"'ARANY upon, remit to, and collect
eery point In the usrege , Prethe andreive•
,
Collections settled with pmmpt at current rates of
Red: age, 'without chergy. Foreign and American Ceiu
furnished fer Shiprigund Custom Howe purposes.
Drs: upon the eyal Bank of Ireland, (by authority,)
Londun, Ac., and fornieb • Exchange. available In any
part of the British, Eingdem; in sums of Id and up
ward". firm Pen Ocar. (New York rate,) Paid dePreW
ors on current aceounts, and the highest rate on Time
ationnt. Stocks bought abd /mid at the Brokers' Board.
in this city; New Yerk, Boston and Baltimore, • fluidness
paper and It ans negotiated.
The latest quotationaot stocks sod securities through
out the United States an be seen at the office..
Dee. 22. 1855
_ _
FA ./ . 4:19h2t i 1t S I A.
sAL AN ND NI AD.34t i Ik.
EO. BUI.PIN. impotters
8k,3 end Manufacturers ed CLOAKS/mil MANTILLAS.
:No. 174 CHESTNUT street., (a few doors'above, 7th, month
side.) Philadelphia. (In connection with Geo. Bete* 3al
BrOadway. N. T_ the largest Manufacturer or these goods
in the United States.) belt to call the attention of Whole.
sale and Retell buyers to their large and varied stock of
CLOAKS, TALMAS. he.. hc., for Me fail trade!
• Their collection comprises a complete assortment of all
the latest Perl a / a n Novelties In 1, civet. lloire•Antique,
Cloth, Plain Silk, Ac.. he.: while the - facilities afforded by
their connection with the larglt • Manufacturing Mouse.
(of these goods) to New.Thrk. nable them to guarantee
better whine than is obtainableAsewhen ra - fids market.
. , 0140. BULPI N & COc
174 Chemed at., &erre 7ih.
Augturt 2s, • • 3•4•340 , •
- -
.
16615. - -- -- . : • ' 1556.
FALL. STOCK OF lIIIISW GOODS.
.I,riENCH lIERINOS, all colors;
' .i Fashionable Cloak Cloth ..' . , •
'', 1 , . • „ . ,
FaltSliks, the new styles* . .
-... 61agnitieent new 'Detainee, ... -. ' • •
Best styles Fall Witte& . ,
Very large stock of new Shawla,
Flannel/. Welsh. English and American, I '
i Cloths; Veidingt and all kinds ifen's Wear,. ''' •
,' Sheeting{ Table Linens, Teweltolts. &c.
. • •- ' ,
EIRE A ,LANDELL.
. . Moribund Archritreets, Phlbuielphbv. ,
•I Sterekeepersere Invited to_examine our New OOrnio.
FatoiMs can be :well suited In 'every kind or Dry,Goods.
Wei nuke Black Silks and Shawls . leaiding.artlilee for
wholesaling. . r
P. S.—Jobs received daily from. the Anctlans.of view
lit rk and Philadelphia. D'ler Terms, .I ,, Tri , c Amu.
Philadelphia. sep.ember 6,'80 ,' _ 36,1 m, •
. . .. __ . _ .
• STAUFFER.b. HARLEY. '.
. . CHEAP WATCHES & .t.RIVEL Y
Wboletule and retail—at the ••., (h i.
,
W
1 - 'ats ''lretch & Jewelry Store, No.
96 North "Second street. corner of Quarry. illieda. ' v
Gold Lever Wachs. Jett Jemeileti. 18 °trots Ate, ' 00,
Gold Lepine Watches, $lB 00 to MOO. • ' •
Silver Lever, full jewelled, . - ' - - - $l2
Silver !spine. jewels,
Superior Quartlena, '. ' ; - - • - -'' 700
Dold Braeelet a,' - ' - --.- - 300
'Gold Brum tack's, • I- • 1- , ~ 700
Floe Silver do.,
Ladies' Gold Pencil's - - .' - • 100
kilhter Tea-spoons. set, . ,- I- ', - ' •
- 1 00
Gold Pena, with Pencil; and Silver Holder'''. $l.
i • old Filagreeing', 37% cake to $80; Watch Glasses.
plain. 1214 cents; patent. 18% cents; Lunet, 25 cents;
other articles In pmportion.f Ali lends warrAnted to be
what they are mid for. I STAUFFER A HARLEY.
On hand-,-some (told and Silver- Petters and.AWPitle7v
stilt lower than the above trites. i , , ' •
• , Octets:l. 4,1856. • I . , • 40- 1
- TA,E.SUBSCRIBERS
AKT , • \
AVI remove., •t;• their• NEW
And SPACIOUS STORE, No 'l7B Chestnut street,
door above 'Tenth, are now p pared to offer a large
and well ',lade./ stock of the l'4lloa, tux fresh and &M
-inable goods, principally ft their own- ImNwtatlon. el
bought, at auction , which they are allele sell at the Ina.
peters' prima, and to 'which they cordially invite the
Attention of tnuntry merchants, hotel-keepers, and fain-I
;
Illes,generaliy.-: Buff, Green and Venitian Window; Shad ing.
Shading. Barnaley and Irish Linen' Sheeting. i 4; 5-41
94, }9-}.114;124 wide.. Bolster and Pillow Linens of
;ionvelnltholee bleachers, and all widths, Drat ; 38 to 64
iipcbes. Bed Blanketa of all sizes and 'qualities. Crib
rand Cradle Blankets. Bid Quilts of tbrfollowing sari .
Igloo, v ia:—Marseilles . Welting, Knotted, Register, Al.
2hambra, Allendale and Lancaster, of all the desirable
rßureau Corers, Table (beers; Window Curtain
wain. Towels Toweling of every variety:ll'mA
able Cloths And Napkins; Slitting Linens and Due.
lin; CAmbric Handkerchiefs, Eanbrolderles,Hosiery, Le.,
le. Rewind. Damasks. Norman. Embroldeeed Laceand
nano Curtains; Gilt Cornices, Bands,llllmPt4•ooluLikeo
I „ , ' SHEPPARD A VAN HARLINGEN,
I 'tweeters end Desiree In Linen and House Famishing l F e
Goods. ' No. 278 Chesnut at-,abore Truth.
Philade;Wili. AptiP26. 18.56 -17-46 m
FARMERS OP THIS NICIOHRIORIIOOOt
11
ROWERS of, Wheat and :ty . e 2 , use
LIONAIPS tupersliaaphate of -Lime, if yob" west
'heavy crops. or LNIN AD'S American. Fertiliser. These
valuable mausolea have been used for the post Ids years
sucemsfully Sir the brain and Tobacco crop in ilrglnh,
Peapsylvanla, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and the
Islands of Bermuda and karbadass. • A barrel. (MU.)
Lr sillicieut dor mouth of land. , The above fertilisers are
composed of syllable chemical elements, which largely
Increase thecrop and haprove the soil, doubling the ea
its of the Mad. Price of the phosphate of lime. is SO a
tou,.Nitroseened sso,the American Fertiliser= portant,
or 14.10 a barrel, it 25 a keg ; also. every variety of Ga.
ano4:pare Laud Plaster, Potash, Nitrate of Soda, Bone
Past, Powdered Charcoal. he., AT.
". • • GEO. A, LEINAU. Proprietor.
No, 19 South Front street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Goode delivered free of charms. To wheifflosie deal. •
ere. a liberal discount. Pamphlets in the English and
German.lanpuures gratis. Orders at a distance, cash ee.
companyhrg or. Draft, promptly attended to by
G. A. LEINAU, ProPrionir,
Philadelhia.
N. 13.-'-Diplornes, have been awarded from the P p en*
1 17/rania Agricultural Sudety: New York Cryetal Palace
- Asenelatlon. ant Nen jersey State Agricultural Society.
Amp* 19, 1936 ''
3:1.3m
.Im. w. qtatwird it co.,
a; simers,
Braid tied Ilasentate stews, Pfairrdelph Three,
WOULD call the attention of Rail,
road' Managers, and Moe Into ested in Railroad
Property, to their System 1 LOCCifiatiixDsgtref. Werth%
they are adapted to the particular msiness for which
they maybe required; by the use pf one, two. three or
Fro, pair of d r ivin g wheels; and the um of the who*
or eo much of the weight as may be desirable for adhs
s on; and to accommodating them to the gr4re. curve*.
Marog•h of toperstruetlon, and rail mad work 'to be
done. By these memo the maximum usehd effect of the
power is secured with the least expense for attends •
eost of fuel, and repairs to nand and Engine. With these
object' in view, and as the resole of twentythree years
practical exPerienee to the burinesl f r m ior.part
war. we manutsetnre jlre dipeut B i ds o M,
and
several clamed or sixes of each kind. Particular stun
dm paid to the strength of the nmehineln the plan and
workmanship of ail the details. Our long experience
and opportuulthos of obtaining information, enables us
- longer Meow vox see with tht aseuranes that to Marten
cy, economy and durability, they will campus favorably
Ititbthesoof any other kind to ur— We also Walsh to
order wheels, azUo, bowling or low' moor tire. to St tow.
tree withriuthoriega twmPoslikwi eastiagi for trutoril T
o wl dmeriptkon Cflppor Sheet I oft sad Workit
sad *very soUelespiterbasing to the mom
, of likenatat Iva Se ituut U. W. tuumfrig - 7 7
' Jimusri 5, IA &MU.
PHILADELPHIA.
E PEN DENT SAVING FUND.
taus national !Safety Company.
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wiz .o 7
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I
ONEY is received in any •
IVI NUN
large or matt, and Interest paid hem the day of
JPE L_ _ ;
,
' The Aire is opt:S . IIONT day, from 9o'cloch IA thellatos-
Ito; till 7 •o'clock ink the iFfeinlFig, tad on Woodsy and
'fhareday - eventogs SRI'S o'clock. - 1 .-
•• I NTEREST VI VE PER CENT. , ,
AU saute large or' -.•small, are paid toil inigiffitott di.
puma wi ut notice , to any amount.
Omc 'Walesa street, South-West 'corm. of Third
street, ilsdelphis.
i is,
1 • '
o-1' • - lion:1111NRY 1.. RENNER:.fdad,
• ' - ROBERT SELFRIDGE. Vice t.. .
P4 sidew
• ' wm. J. REED. Secretary. ,
- •
. -
DULCTOFS : , • L
Henry L Benner, C. Landreth Mana._
Edward I... Carte r. • V.Carrid Errirater,
Robert E.ltrldgi.. Jaarph E. !tarry. .
Ashtnn, , .11anry Chuktiman,
Jamee B. Bnalth: Vratiris Lgre.! i
The Investments. now amounting to balm than our
million of dollar. ln.arrnrdanes lel ththe act hf in cOrportt
lion are made in atortcarm Ground, Rent& and-ouch
first class securities. as must l lwars inaure pkrfart secgri
ty to thlt dep&itera stml place b * oond nil Ash ther.
" " - .42
Mane -
-tabilif
last
ISIGN OF THE GOLDEN IIGIRFA.LO4-
AS for rate. at eery few prism. a large assortment :ot
1 -
DOUBLE and SINGLE BARREL
• , • . StloT BADS, • '
tiAllE BAGS.
• • a • SUPEIiIOII rt,taas, ,
; • POWDER.
. • ' CAPS. A
31:11.—All kinds repairing done at the shortest notice
Philadelphia. August 9,'511.; , 32,4 m
• • JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,.
NAMITXCTUVIEIt OF I
Wire,Milk and Hdir.Cloth
`IOAFSE. medium-and fine ii mesh ;-
' large, midlile-size l tnibwirtali diameter..:3letaUle.
Clotho), woven wire,' the hest Rtuditica, Viirl6lo sties
of mph: from Nos. I tut°, inclusive. ant from :metes/R
. feet in width. They the numbered so many mama to a
ineb,land cut to snit. The subscriber also keeps
, constantly on hand SCREENS, for Coal, Sand, toe, Lime,
*Grain, Gravel, Guano, Sumac, Sugar. Salt, Bone, Coffee,
;Spice, Drugs. DYe-.Stuffs, etc. j Togither wlth an assort.
went of bright and annealed iron Wire. All of the above
; sold wholesale or retail, by ' • 3. A. NEEDLES. .
51 North Front street, Philadelphia
Nay 31, '5O • • ; • 22-ftni
- TJHE bMINCrHOLIDAYfI
REAP Preparations;.t: -Win. '1 . - Fry,
• 1t,..?" I n returning thanks to. is numerous frlench and
res lance of Pottaville and vicleity,i for their vary liberal
• patronage, and anticipating en increased de:untidier
'articles or his own 31auufacturo and lmpertationt _hag
made extensive prepamtlani to'supply the tame . in - his
stark (rarFarrni by none in 12w rib/. and in which he• is
constanily enticing additions-Irma Eurve.+l the_netrett
styles.) can always be fenntra 'choke selection of articles
. suitable for Bridal. Birthday and Ilollday Presents, o
theme:it recherche and unique description. eomprising
• in part Rich Dressing Cafes. Writing Desk. Cabas. ,Fans,
' Bremer Bisque and Peril Mitre* Musical Boxes, 'Opera,
. Glasses, and a rich variety of the Useful and ornamental
In. Ormolu, Bronze, Bhell, Mamie; Papier, Media, LAC , I4
AISOCUMbg Brushes and TOlidt Articles. 'IVOI. T. FRT. :
.• • 129 Arch Stteet, (opposite the ,Theatre) Philadelphia
0ct,4,)656.. , ' • ; 444:u
•
• FALL AND WINTER DRY COiDDR..
L•it Cheap for„Caela. , _
TZ ELE - & BROWINi . N04'.14
NOIiTII SECOND St,. Phllalielpbta:wordd paitiee
tarty call the attention of their enatemers to their la
essortment of Fall and W luta' Dry Goods, comprising
Part •
Ladles A)ress Geode. ' i• - .. .
Black -o,llis. • •-•-- Mons do Lalrma„
rlald Cashmeres.'.. Bombslalnet. .r--
Cobourgs.
, '• - Moeni 'delloge.
Alpacas. • • , - Mingbaum, Prints, &
• Shawls: 1 '-
."°- .'7, Ftellarltrocbe. . - * Lang and Square.
. . Long and Square, , lllackYldbel. . .
Blanket: '• , I Cialimerea. &e. ? . -
• . ' Fail•nlahlug Goods': -. ,
• : it i ts c a.ets. .-
nga. . ! :., - . 1 2 .1z e 1 ., /a np irzk. - ,i•
Sheeting% , .; .- • Nat kini:i •
' Counterpanes. • - TowellugMe. • . ,
' • Blesals ask pars • Wear,. I
Clptha. Cassimeira. Corde, Ileavvrteenit • i
Eatinets, Vestinca. : Heatnekylna
ea, &e. f
. _
• Flannels: .i• .
Red. White and Yellow. May Spite Opera I
eta I. widths and qualltle ; beldam In all shade*.
goads bein g bought : atataohrelelustvely for tatah,
s,
enable tw to tiletanee •all competition. llirehaaers
charged but a small advance in- Auction cost: IlldgOß
mlisvpmsonted to erect sales, and no abatement tn
vitae.! KELLEY, A BROWN,
• 'NO. I ; North 24 St. above Market, l'hilad'aL
ept. 20. '46.1 • • i . - • 38-3 m q
SUPER_ PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
DIPLOMAS have ,been awarded to tl
. suteciibers for the above article, by the
Petwesalrania Sale Agrifultaral Swiely,
. New Jerre, .
Bade Cbunly ' ' .
&hue in On "
Berke ON ray . n
'
New Ms& . Omuta. Del.. " • • , ~,
The quality and each character of our preparation'
'well known: it is considered the best and 'most Mist
manure for
COSH, OATB, WHEAT, POTATOES* OMB
not only producing large creis,,lial permanently
• 111) , ROriNG . 7trE SOIL.
- -, Price $4O Per 20001Iii.,(51 ots. per Ib.)
, CA1310.1!--Otweirft that every' barrel of our article:
our mow and that of Ails e 2 AWL stamped nu the his
Pamphlets dee:aloe Its qualities and, mode of est
can be bed at our store, ot: by Unit, when desired. AI,
end deduction madeto.deulers.
• ' . A 0.478 WANTig)t
l
• We have toVe(Ole:o .ebratne cargo of the ee
I ed
c i
PACIFIC OCEAN GtrARO.
(importedperlihip-tfarrhet tioxie.)similar to that sol
us east season. and which gave such great satistketlc
It Is fully equal to Venetian Guano ate /ober Mice.
CAR6ERIRE, OR 'WISH . SIARVRE.
A full siipply of this new and valuable article, to w
we calf the attention of Partners. • ' I. ,
- 1 100.1 OOVERNIIENT PERUVIAN (WAN°.
siljnistantly on band and for sale at the lowest i . rates.
/
COON SHELLER*
~M anufacturers'
- ',of the most . approved construction, at ' u-. . • prices.
. ,
ALLEN k NEEDIA.
""k,: \ No, 81 Ft Wharves and 85 S. Water stiiset,
- 0
I rind atore shore Chesnut st. Phlisid'a.
NIP' Faimers can load et the Water . street front, and
avoid the crowded wharf.
August 2 'l6
likeetat de explicit ounedis anodic
THE FURNISHIEC iTORE
em. 108 mutant ar.. cement or PLUM sr.. gar -
BM BRACES an extensive - and cop
pieta isanrttnent pf the latest Importations ii iind
'MANIA NO
manunicteret of I GE N TLEMEN ' S
GOODS. equal to material. make. texturst, durabilityaud
style, to any , stock. ever offered In this coontry=and at
prices which cannot hit to secarethe ;Mention of .tloes
• CAEII sums. tormisaing of
SHIRTS—With linen burins, collars and wristbands,
of the &viand finest qualities.and voltam* choir:aft les.
CALICO SHIRTS—The latest mod omit at lattice pat
terns. • f. •
UNDERS:3IWP3 and DRAWERS—Of wool. In nn,
Cashmere. silk and cotton, of desirable and durable quali
ties—and the Terlot Wool Undergarments. es bight sp.
proved by physicians. Also, the shaker ghirt e f ee d
Uftwerit.
CR
• AVATS—Superior quality and boontlfal stylerl. and
a tall assortment of Stocks: Cellars. Neekeyes. vas,
Soul' and Sinifiers of the richest kinds:,
SUSPENDERS—An - almost endless variety, Incl rtg
the finest and most datable. • . .•
POCKST-HANDKERCHIEFS--Flik and "co
and printed—an uneiralled aseutment. ' •
HALO' lIOSS--Wool and cotton, of the best teateatee
selected expressly for retail trade. I
MOlCsilhei ROBES and CIOWAS-10241tht Patent/1 ex
nellent material, and of the heat make.
This stock compasses et genies, from the lowest to the
rithest-that can be produced--sent having every fimility
sir Importing and manoteetnririgmm exceedkdbYallY
en establishment in the United States—buyers, thereby,.
will emmult their Interest by examining the goods seb.kle
are sold at the warn sommax CUM PILMML l• •
air Goods promptly delivered at all the Italleald Die
pots, charg S e. teamboats, ke., and in any part of thecitiosithout
.
•
• Stills made to order by expert/need handa..lo so.
style,
do m node% wananfed so atir•Drek
Va r ck l ille work doem in this sotaldishment:,
Eel 1.13,47-3toi
BEI
ge
a I ' -
11=11
GM
IESI
it
!PHILAIMIA ) Mk.'
Adtartiaras eau art be ;argcr , typutkas usual cantor'
Oargtd 60 per mat. cc:fiance cue oair sumarratic
Ipsi limas 3Proatimweis
'a. vtimirzwa PATENT
ItatarazdPriittag Presseiffi
ihnnbetered and for sale by
- (TARTLET 4 MATLACK.
• ' No.lo 4 rcl and, Pfeladelptera.
17,141 IA.FGam '
rasa. 331crweavil
. &As%%Err & VOWS INATIC3I ,
Stashlet*
revadriu, Badtb- trim,
Idanufactitred and *r ode by
_ GANTLET k MATLACK.
211.16 Ars& rind Puladeiplas.
May 17'.. '56 • • . '274n
.oilolB. AND SHOES,
AND CAPS,
.13T8&W•11001)9 every I,I IW1 14 7
ADDICKS, OWEN & SMITH,
. 140.169 Meek, r , Sued, Philedelpaea.
J. A. MOORE, (with Hodgson & Kean) Agent. Offtee,
Pennsylvania Hall, Pottmalls.
4ananny 79, 1&56 st
• •
STATIONERY
•
• I. HENRY conEp. imparteii •
4" Seri!' reaitlk Street; Philadelpitta l
Oven to the TMolo a Imp awl a ott selected assortment of
FOrnigri Doaicitie Stationers, fancy Good*, e.
Ms stock 'cossipriies :deny nen goods,
• BLA aura PAPERS, ENVELOPES, ao.,
which .111 tie sold at reduced pekes: • -
§esember 13, ' 374 t
GEO. W. POMEROY & 009
Dep.cia is‘,
OIL, SOAP, CANDLES, ite.
().- 10 South Water street, below
Harlot Phibuielphla
Sperm, Lard. Elephant, Whale, Tan cereal:4 Ihmhinary
011, Sperm and Abmanilne Candles-
,Bamuel T. Millar. allieziaL -
Philadelphia, January 6, '66- 1-1
— lll
I . ' : OiLS t 0114:1 OILS! 1
!! '-
41'. AL 26 4
.ECOCIrEt.-
I•
- p
*OUT /Of '
' HODOSON & KEAN, '-'
*as, 3 & 5' 6.ll4arnes; piptba,
f - natal ConiaiiittonVerohants:, and - Deal/in is
IVILILE AND ;SPEEN OILS, FOR 111- .
NINO AND MECHANICAL PURPOSES..
OlTlCE—Piangsirmau lIALL. rottnille
Sept. 2,...11
PALMER,. THOMAS & CO.,
OtsirsitSSlON MERCHANtS,
co. 16. SOUTH - WHARVES, PHILAD'A
I in Fish,. Cheese and Previsions;
Mire copstanityjpohind an amooritient o( •
Livia! dud Pickla Fish, . viz:
Iktarkerel • (\Altai' . Hams • Butt,' •
Ealni.to •., Bev( • Sides •
Fbad fork Ehoulders
Mrringf. Lard . Cheet I
Sepitlnher 13.'56 • .
_. .. . ,
BAZY di BROTHER , ": - •
0. 252 CILESNIrT, STAEXT,
• •
VE Ninu, .
, .
1 ' Phil a a elphia„ -
ibirkIRTERS & DEALERS: .IN
7 •
CARPET I N G.S , ..-.-- •
Van , : the at tc olio') of porch:were to their very extolls
.t: sire stock of Free!, salads. embracing every 'aria?: of
VELVET. TA Pr.Z..TRV. lilt Viti.U.S. IMPERIAL IliliEr r
I I•EY, INGIZA IN. and VENETIAN CAEPETS. Alta
FL OORAIL. CLOTHS,
Of orery width.. from 'OA. toeight.fardr...Ereri &Mehl
mold et the 'tont coth Trims.
, Sept. t. 'be. • - • 31t4y
.2. .
MAUCH CHUNK - ,
1 •:Wire Ropel.kanifietory: I ,
. 3ffyisislacir 13ataseawci, -;
Manufacturer of Wire hope, for Inc,lin,•d planea..bets,
item -pc z,., would interim the Futile that be is now p 1179-
.
`pared to make ~ . • • ...' I
ALL NINDS, LENOI'lls AND SIZES OF FLAT
AIND EOL - ND HOPE, ' i
.
At the rhorteet notice. of superbir quality, and t'n the
most liberal terms, at his Wig., Rope factory.
. Mauch Ciiiiaik t galriioa Co., Pa. '
'Referenceean be made-to . tsars ,
E., A. ik
Douglas, .D.
hotiright and A. II: Broads d,
all 'Manch Chunk; to N.
Patterson, Summit Hill. to Sharpe, Le.isenriug A 0n...111.
Moir, Luzern county. l'a- and in fact, nearly all tbaop
eratorain the ile- t don who hate been using bias wpm.: +
' July i.V.'45• ' - 3043
.., • .
_.........
INDUSTRIAL WORKS, '
caumad.i. imam swim Arra eaD 'prz..rtuun'i.
BEMENT DOUIGHERTY 86 THEIPNiS,
TOOL BUILDERS if 'FON Forxpzcs,
RE, prepared to make Designs
l Al d
1)i-swings for MACIIINP: SHOPS, YOUNDRI 4
II SHOPS. and 'to furnish all the neersaary •
• MaTlainerrt '
Tools,
,
•
• • ''Cranes, -
~ ..
Cupolas, - . • •
..1
• ' Blowers,
' Forges,' Le.
,
tft
. kaeldnista' Tools ornery wizened description. 8 -
roger the best quality, trittrAmprored adjustable 11 us
ers. ealleye of alldlautetcrisnd aces; Pulley arid I
-tore Flj Wheels:l4ld all Mat Castings as are snide In
Loam. °.of , aily size., required. hogs and Ralilog Mill
work, ac.,,fte.„ • ,
, January '5 . '.,W!
SEW WHOLESALE DRUG STORR
Mg
N. ,SPENCER THOMAS,
F
, 4. , 10. 26 . 1300 n seeasnareur,rtrstsaturms. -•
- ... Importer, Iffennia:terer and Dealer in
- Dory', Medicines Chemicals, Acids..Dge SNIP,
Paintm, Oils, C4:larsi . While Lead, French and
'American tl i iiite Zific, Window Glaies,. '
..
Glass. IYU.s.c,•Viirnishes, 'Ariake'', far
stresicats; Groned Spices, Whole
Spice*, end aftather oracles -' ' ;
usuctliglept kr/druggists, . .
including
Borns. laci.ign, Gine, She ll ee, Potash, d . c. ke:
; -All i•rders by mall or otherwise pretoptly attiuded to.
Country merchants are Invited to oil and examine oar
stock before purchssinx elsewhere. Goods sent to Eliot
the whaires or railroad stations. Prices low, and goods
t
.warrant . -. ' 1 ;. II
Mire 'ad ,
y - -{ 10-Iy : •
• " -
--'•-• ANUP'ACTURERS' ' 1
Iris:tras-Itez COBIPANT.
. . •!' CHARM PERPMAL i.
,
'GiaaleS by the State of Peassylicatita.
•
CAPITAL $500,600.
Fire urine & Inland Transportation.
' AARON 8. LIPPIKCOTT, Preside - M.
ALPREIOTZEIif., ORRIN LOOEIIB,,
Vice Ynarldent. I . Secretary.
• OzattoLyousit, Treasurer.
. -
' ; • Diraia , s: ' . •
Aaron S. Lippinci)tt, NicholaS ti. Taylor,
Mahlon Oillinghim, Mtn d Weeks,
I "
Win. EL Thomas, Orrin Rosere,
Wm. Neal, • Jr.lin P. Simons, ' ,
Charlet .1. Field, James P. ffmyth. 1
- I
"This Company was organised with slash eapita4 and
the Directors havetleterminedio adapt the b • drilla to
Its +(Tenable resources. To observe prudence in conduct.
ing Its affairs, with a prompt adjustment of losses. I . ' .
Dines—No.lo Merchants' Exeha. Philadelphia.
The undersigned bas been appoir ed Agent ,for' the
above Company, In Schuylkill count •. and will effect all
kinds of insurance. as above.on appi cation at Mangler,
opposite the Towtt tie% Pott s ville, i •
11 , 4,
I
SAMUEL GARRTTT.
~,, February 2.1, IAA , ° s-t `,
4:113 — E3 49. z7s.
/Or THAN BY FAL,
TYNDALE. & .
.
219 Chesnut I #4.ftilndetp .
Ari now . ready • with their ;zyr and amain/ assort
tient of
CHINA, CLASS AND.OLIKENSW RE,
Azootteet which will be found every ,rarie y of its
re articles.'
I
reakfast, - Dinner, Dessert, Tint,
..
. .
and. Toilet Sete ;'lltanibl ris.,
.. , Goblets,Chainpigues, es: i .
. r
.. - augers, Wines, dr,e. -1
• •-•••• TV with a very hrgvt artoriOten or '
t
IllEantal Onnunents, Card , Bask* Pa
,• • rian Figures , Colognes, Inks •
• . . 'Fancy Cups and Bence
.. • ,
• Tete-c-Tets Sets, ego.
Allot whieh trill. tat told to the
,itnirt.lt am'
Retail CUZ PE*TUAi
Bert. 24,'46.
. . .
Schuylkill Piio 'ilr Malone
.- . INSURANCE Cos - •
• CI"! et* 01'er . 1.1.14, 4 '
)
Minn
Moe in filllynuin's Building, tongo it. t
2 doers Om Centre st., Pinsville, Pa.
CAPITAL AuTuonitz;p4t . LAW,-
. .
NiBoo.ooo. I •
CHARTER PERPETUAL.:
•
This Company obtained Its Charter at I e list i Sondem
of the Legbdata eof Pinney - bunts. and I now (ally or
ganised and prepared toissue Polities. at libend eaten,
on fire and Inland risks, an Pubile, an d %rate Build
ings, kurature, Stocks of floods and Mn bandit° of all
kinds. 1
Also on Coal Breakers and MarlilnerY Inland Thaw
ranee MI Canal Boats and Eames. by and Rivers;
W
also on Careers of CA to Philadelphia, Yew . York, Bal.
them: At. This Company onannteosto adjust all tomes
promptly, and thereby hops to merit the patronise of
the public.
• _- nisei t era a •
SAMUEL STLGTHAN. ' ISAAC a TERN.
WILLIAM MORTIII Ell,Jr JOHN - A. 1 RiBERT. '
JACOB IHINTZINGER, Jr' JOHN 1 NDRICEB;
S. K. M. KEPNER,. - , J;1 GR. EFT. . •
W.V. SMITH, • . SAMUEL WPM% •
ROBERT M. entnnn, owing . lIEUR. ,
i
I:I3ANIIKL,IILLY if, President.
W. P. BIM Secretary sod Gessind sent, '
Potted:llo,July 5,36 ,
TIMOTHY SHE .-"
'DST received, a lot of a perior.
ry. "My Ete4—riris arp, rtr oak ;I;
• -
MEDICINAL.
. • BROWN%
416.1:1COILMILO CI ir 3r •
t tlitioders and , ligh3 7 '
nitii4 luau wiraor Schuylkill wanly, awl twirks
skew ru Owns, the liti&vAgned suilistainfi ha a
firm etas tier, his old sitablishment as heretofore, an 4
will anitineatemoninsodate his enstossees to saris
prompt and satbdetory'aufaner as to warrant sod ats•
ewe their entire confidence. At the same Thus he
takes this opportantryfio -return to his &fetid, and
patrons bbi Vid , acknowledgements th e
very sobMmtWasanner in which the ? hake, dor-
lag many yowl, favored him with th eir ratrow4e, c d
haps tWil willmono as to appreciate our bumble effort
to servo frur Drug Store Is 11.ted spin a superior
manse sag is well stocked with all kindsof drugs. in
nosileet oar establhkuunit cannot be Melted br iny
other similar concerti. JOILVO. BRAWN.
Drisegis, and elestist.
Pothrville, June 21.'56 234
• . 41
. 111130113 (2111 POWE R: OF.
. , .
" PURE I COD - LIVER
- OIL
.AND .
sem•
A CUREPOR CONAIMPTIO.N.00170118; al . LDS. A#l.l
MA, BRONCUITIS. GENERAL DEBILITY,
AND ALL SCROFULOUS lIUMOES.
Have Tea Tried 111
This important qUestion should heisted eiery inealid
who is suffering from pulmonary trouble icr this fickle
climate—Have yeti tried WILBOW6 COMPOUND OF
COD LIVER OIL AtiD• LIMP It will not nsuaeatelike
the plain OIL, but Is on the contrary, Pleasant to the
taste;,snoreover, the Phosphite of Limeis, in this COM
bluattda. &mist retiarkaide aid to the healing proper
ties of the Pure Cod Liver OR. as the following certifi
cates (solected Omni& host of like grateful acknowledge•
mega) will amply show. No person Piltelild neglect, gar
• a single hour, a etot4b, or any affection Of the lungs. lest
the Most serious .conswinehcer follow; . Dr. Wilbar's
preparation.is both safe.and simple, andisuro In all ord.'
nary rasa, and heiperfortmed same surprising ewes in
decided .eonsumption, where ordinary Medical old has
Whirl: ;
Da Wu t—thiting nearly the, whole of the past
winter, I bid sulferal seriously with Ough. which had
so irritatedyny luni, that my physician frankly admit:
ted his fear of consumption following thls trouble •is the
P•pring weather Set la. Medicine seemed to afford me
little relief, until I tiled your prepatithtn of, Cod Liver
Oil and Lime. The effect lam forced be facts to admit:
was ,1111112illtt magical, add I hare the plesinre of saylog lit
this writing, (31a241,18,13,) I am entirely free how any
pulmonary troub le.
With thanks to yon Anyone valuable discovery,/ cor
dially recommend DU those who are thus afflicted. '
MkaTni C. Ilcu.,
• - • Chamber street. Boston.
Manufactured only by ALEXANDER R. WILBOR.
CheinfrL
e. ' • 166 Court street: Boston.
lin; ink in Phllatifillphia :by T. W.- DTOTT 5055.132
North Second stseetj For -sale in Pottnillit by J. C.
Hunan. Dinsintion-IniPonite gpiscoPal Chnrrh. •
Pottsville:Much 6.'511 , , 164 Om
Erna
j HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.
•, i The Great Counter Irritant. I.
The virus of disease often makes its, way' to the inter
pato:rani throttali the pores of the skin. This penetrat
ing Ointment, Menihr under the hand es it Is rubbed
In, is abierbed tinting], the same', kennels-and-reaching
the meat of luffamina lion. prornytt, andltivariablysipte
dues It, whether 'heated in the 'kldno s. the liver, the
lunge. or any other Important organ. it penetrator' the
swum to the Interior, through the countless tubes that
imam nnicate Witt{ the skin as prutnr.er rain passes into
the fevered earth. PlM:using Its cool and rek,enoratltig In
fluence. ' • '
Elkin Diseaies and Glantinlarlbrellinge.
Every :peel" Qdoxteri .r it-o'olton is . l idekly reJueed
by the attl•lntlautiontnry art lint of this Ointment. An
gry Eruption, sweh as Salt Marton. Erysipelas: Totter.
Ringworm. Scald Mead Seat.l.w. or Itch,
I'e...die out, to return no more. ur+r its applleation.=
e=perteitie in 'alit rarts 'of the world proves Its
infallibility 11l diacases of floc rein , the muscles; the
joints and the chords. • I .'s
Meet*. Sores and Tumors.
'The effect of title Unrivaled es terniii rvniod, upon
Scrofula, stulothor virniont ulcers and son's is almost
miraculous. It of distbaracs the polvrn *bleb produ
tessuppuration qpd pniud itesh.und thus the cures,
which its bestial. Properties afterward complete; are See
as well us permanent. ' . I
Wounds, Bruises.; Surds and Scads.
fannies of the fracture of the bones. Injuries caused
by steam usplositms. Bruises, BUMF. Saida, Rheum.
Item. Stiff tti.434 of the Joints, and contraction of the sin•
ewe, it ix employed and warmly reecuunended by the fe.
cony. This marvelous reutedy has been introduced by
Its Inventor In pet Son into all the leading - hospitals of
Ettrops.smd nomivate household should be without it.
• , thificninble redisnony.
The Medical Staff of the French and , English Armhis
In the !Musa Bair* onicially signed their approval of
Bolloway'liOintmant. as the most reliable dressing for
sabre ta. stabs, and gun shot wounds., It is also used
by thesurgeons of the Allied Navies. • , .
BMA' the, Oialtiscisst earl the Pills should be used
• 1 : in the fotletoimi
ne tt k u s Fkle Diseases
• Burns Swelled Glands •
Chapped 'lauds Sbre Lep,
Cblibletoa 1 .! = . Sore Breasts • -
natal* Six* tlesda :
Boat • Sore Throat".
Lumbago 1 ' -Sooes of all kinds
Meremial Eruptloos'
riles AtfQ Joluti
ltb•minatlisa • Tetter . '
Ringworm ' Ulcers
get ft/learn ,Venereal Sores
mod, p w I Wound; of ill klotbr.
Sold at the Itianufactories of Professor Itomewrir, PO
',hider' Gene. ffew4Tork, 244 Strand, Landon. and by all
respectable druegirds and dealers in medicine through
, out the toned Slides and the civilized world, in, pets,
'at 25 cents, 62% cents, and 51 each. liirritete is s eou
trident* saving 14 taking the larger' dun. •
N. li.-=-Direelkme for 'the guidauceof patients In every
disorder are affixed to each pet.-
June n,i t o .
GUIS.
• Wholiwde r and .Retail .
ssiiist asst.. Cliarigni
IL IL 9ornarlCvetre and liorregian. sta.,
-
-.{(Op Nei ifo;iimees .
POTTNVILLE, PENNA.
, •
p.The subscriber, having taken possession of
• the bolts° formerly 'occupied by Mm. E. M.
ileatthas converted the ea me Into a ",
;. . Del; and Apetbeeary Store.
,
• s stet as be thinkit will prove with:factory to
o all,purthaeers. and respectfully 'calls the at,
fent ion. of hirifriebds and the public to his choice stock.
ife ha r e Wien' great care in the mete lion of his Drugs,
Medicines, Ae.„ and can therefore cheerfully teeommend
each and every one as being . •
• PURR ;AND -UNADUiTERATEA
If. is determined to give his undivided personal at
tention to Itle_businerut,, at all haunted the day and night
when required, believing that the suetass and reputation
of phyricians as will as the invedreabic lives of Oar pa
tinae depends In a great measure on the .are of the
Apothecary and the quality, of his drugs and mixtures;
and ate fi rs confident that cataract's, wben obtained at
the expense of Thiele and health, will not he. the only
question with , his:Customerst.wben once his reputation
as a careful and ceespetent Apothecary, shall be satisfac
torily eat/Wished. , ' •
This rcputation,te Is determined to build up, with the
assistance of a Share of the public pittmnage—A fair pro.
portion of whirl' Us guaranteed to hint by numerous
friends. independently of that which be hopes to obtain
by rime attention'. to business ,and strict atteriPeti in
mixing preseriptiers Which may affect - the
,and
lives of his customers.
Deception In prepiring and impounding of medicines'
for ruthless speculation he will never resort to, though
it is notoriously tin. that such a iipernus deception Is
much more extensivelymice and mi oily practiced by'
drnalehi than can he readily imagined. •
Contidentrof-obtainieg a name abd ran amongst the
first of - his coteultomrim he only Wit attention to
- prove his will to mine, and bleibility to isfy the most
exseting.
IdirPatrous may pith confidenee rely upon the prompt
nd faithful examiners of their orders, sent by mail or
6th e rwb.e. • , , CHAS. W. IEPTING,
Laconia? a Gummi.
•S: R. Cbtwer efiCi-afre aid .Alirercigon Sts., Adtvitle.
Potertile, June 21.'66 t 25.1 y =
MI
. .
' . . . Tltg T
, CREATEA
• Diedielal Isalsweey OK tne Age.'
R. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
AL/Mame/red iii one of our mission pastier( mercies
remedy that curei- • • 1 •
i . • - • • Ivory Lad of Hamer, . 1 !
from the worst setae% down Ws a common piMple.
• •
Ile has tried it In over /100 eases, and never tailed !ex
cept In two cases (both thunder humor): e has Doe In
his posseardon ovet two hundred certificate of its virtue;
ill within twentylles of:Masten.
Pfeil:bottles era trairanted to.' ettre , a
mouth. - • r'
II- Outt to three bottles will cure the worstk
on the face. • - 'i
Two to three bottlei,will cure the system
I Two bottles are Warranted to'ctire the we
the month and stienaea.
Thew todve 'bottles are warranted to el
rase of kryalpelan =
. i
One to two.bottlee are warranted, le'
the eyes. i• I
Two bottles are Warranted to cure runni
and blotches autoistt the hair. • '
Poet. to idx bottled are warranted to ea
yenning Werra. .1 . ' •
One bottle will cure scale eruption of t
t Two or three bottles are warranted to
ease of,ringworm; _ , 3
Two or three ten ties are wan anted to
desperate case of rheumatism. - I
7 - i Throe to four bottle, are watranfid
rheum. i
Five to eight bn ties will cure the worst
A benefit la Camp experienced from
and a perfect culls warranted when the
Is taken.
Deader, I. peddled ovet a thousand bottl
vicinity of Dostels. - i I know the erre
raft.. $o sure as Sealer will extinguish S
this mare humor.l 1 never sold. a bottle
sold another; after a trlalAt always a •
There ar&two things about this herb tba
surpris first that It emirate our •
clues quite plentiful, and yltt,dts value
flown . tll I discovered Iti in I, ;
sbeuld cure all kinds of bemire.
In order to give:soma Idea of the amide
raven , ' ctrit. - dbrztgeoutisvzot 1
f ormBs4. I sol 4 over one thousand Lott!
•• Some of the oi l esale druggists who is
Wellness twenty An d thirty years. say t
Jibe annals of p atent medicines was ever
Is a Universal praise of It from all quarto
' In tny own preen - eel ales)* kept it st
—bat since It: introduction as a general I
oast and wondeiful virtues have leon ft ,
never respected. • •
Several eases of, epileptic lite—a dives .
wart considered Incurable: have lepen en
ties. 0, what a mercy,. If it will prove
cases of that awfril malady—there are b
seen morenf it than I have. , ~
I knelt of several eases of Dr
of
' people.eured by It;,For the various dl
MA Headache, Dilpepsia.. Asthma, Fes
In the-side, Diseases of the Splue.and pa
ease, of the - kidneys. lc., the discovery
good than Rey medicine ever known.
No changeot dlit necessary—eat the •
'enough of It - 1
Pirectitnufensue.—Adults, 00* tab'
—children oter ten years, a dessert a . •
from the to eight yeage.___tea-epoonfni.
•
can be apnlieshie to all mmstitutlona,
operate an the boatels twice a &T.
Itanethetured by ' DOISALf
• . M 5.1,33. Warms liner.
• ' Pirko, One Dollar 1:
Indexed/ Agatte':— : few Trek city,,C.i. Clickner, AI
Ontelay greet: CAI. Rlntr, 192 braid y; Rushton *
Clark. ZI. troachnoi, :. A. IL It D. 00 rattan AL:
Wbotenale avonLik ter Pennsvlranin. .W. Drys, A
*vs. In ;Carib InAlttinel, l'haidelpbl •
sii.
Far sal* In PatenMk" by J. G. .L . O. /hoes
1 .4 L • Tweesterst. i • Way IL I 1001 y ..
.11sy ^_4 18511• 4 ; 31.4.7 . •
. .
Crrizzat at
._: , .,i,i - i`•
...-,-,,,..., , 4'.-41 , .t-rt?.;, ,, ,-',. I -'.
fIaNUFACTURES,
km* S.
taring perrbaind the
81 r r Mirriaresbop or Mr. Cl. Jeettiara„Vralli
' old imatoroent and thei Arai
44 -ssoott gospoetthlly solicit tho parrosice.ot biro
nein Isterodood to kami , 0 the seiretatiorme the most
made by Mr. Jennings, Ire th an employ norm but tbebrot
Lands and material. Call }ad tire as a trial.: .; Arta art
anntde.
mach m
mataotrt t Buiiiiiaark
65ors Monis' Addition, maxi/ uPPndte Yardley Son.
PottelMe, May 5.1655
•
ST. CLAIR CAReyMit MANtbUFAenCTORY.
Cann &hasty;l'att:
TIMIS ESTABLISHMENT now
l preplied to =duet, atth Itathird Co's: and , *tiers
for any e number Znel i ktit- and era] Cant at miry die
Tbs tfreript.
maebineryils of the total applaud nundriellon,
and the znattniate turd of the brat quality.' the 'Pre
pricier ran guarantee the work equal. to aa,T was:tax
Wind teethe United States. • • •
firt s " lbt fi ll U Ce itZgin : 4l l l7 `l l.7 ELS
for eilleriee hare no Illterielt." -
-',-
C.. 47.103 AIIMRT, Prop
CUM ri . Ltiretor.
tON,-jr.. Supt.
pet. , 44:tut
'PQ_TTEIVILLE
idle wad stannaesa BlannifiltilhOry.
w iiiik 3
The Subscriber would.':
gain most respectfully Leslie 04:
attention of the citizens of Potte• ' •
to s al the OW Region in general, to his lame and
well seltieted stock of s liAllDLElilf, all kintljet; ,
'Carsisige mid Team Ilarnitie,!
Collars Of all •descliptlons. Drift Ilarnasa,•Ao. lie de,
sires alksibo maned anything in the above line to call
snit see tits goods before purchasing elsewhere, as there
can ba matting lost. .. ' • 1 *; • •
Orders for tiaras's, itc, promptly ti lled on' reasonableterms. ~. • - • won ER WOIIIILSDORIFT.
'Opposite Episcopal ei arch, Ornarastrest r .fhltsrah.
Xs . rebia.lB4s - . (May 'l3, '454j .. P.tf
. ..._
eseimo.N mpovEtt; ..
. easee am neat : . . ,
'DIVES. TIN and HOLLOW ' Ware,
Britian*, and Brass Wars, Cutlery. Le.—
st
$t -I *Jiang A. Range Boilers, Portable Ila n- '
..ces, Otts'etlvens ii , lit.rs, Lc.- ke. ll:vritit!',ol
- his store he has added to his former
.stork a large variety of new patterns of cOnii , ..,_
Int. parlor, office and trail stoves, and he hos
now thOargest stock that - has ever been offered in this
county., Re invites his friends and customers to call
and exaMineforthemselees feeling confident that he can
suit th i lts In qtiality and price. f . . •',',
Cr e calls their . particular ,atteittion to his sheet
Iron Parlor Stoves, which he warrants tq give moire heat,
with lees fuel than any other stove b use.. • Lie has also
*splendid article of Kitchen ittuages, -, Whiebi ha, can ;lie
the highest recommendation. • i . ..,, • . ,
Pottseille, I,, , Tuyi ::1, ?„5,i f . , 48.
. .. •
._....._;,, •
I,OOK
The Ciente plate to get blares. Tim trqs , :e se,; i..st
G " "" H. STICHTER'S Old
lnd, in Cent street Pottselile , nearly oppt-ite
Blown Ap
in
Store, where be has new on bard a
fun and choice assortment of . ‘-',• 1 1 •
Sleres4sred Irma, rim. (bpper, ilriffolotia. 16./fonw• Ware,
Which he oSees wholesale and retail. 'fr
at prices corresponding with the
times, and which cannot be miner
sed in the ennty, in cheeptiess awl
quality.
During the approaching stetson be will .moparticalir
attention to furnishing stoves of all kinds, ,is: Cooking
Stove* Parker Staves. (Ono Stores, de. Ile has made Sr.
rangementaitiththe manufacturer to furnish the. Paw
patterns of cooking stoves Which are furnished-at ikwr ..
establishment' This s the best and mast approved kiwi
of cooking antes In use and no Dimity, shook% be. with
out It Missing or broken islitesans. furnished at ail
Mims -at the shortest notice Old stovet!taken In ex
change for new Ones. and stoves delivered without char,:•-
ht _this vicinity of rottimille. The undersigned betel.
a pnistiral tinsmith, flatters himself to be sole to gist
general satisfaction. Boat tin slwayi on band. •
OEOIIO E n. przcirrec
Potisville:August 16,'66 . • • 334-rn
-ORIENT IMPROVEMENT IN PUMPS.
• , ••• • ,' • TAIVICHICRos
_. f'
DAM. Atitian,ly'arei.staatiSuattsaPataps._
yer 1-1 E isubscpber informs the citizens
of sehostut • ' ty that he has purchued the ex
=lr
rtglkt to vend ti, celebratedYnm pa In St'huylk ill
county. i There are r us kinds of these Pumps, made
on the se ptincipl , troch as the Double; Action Forc
ing and Sid m etiOn pump, the Suction and Lift Well Pump.
Well Pcunp - with set length, to prevent [reeling, Cistern
Force Pump, with eoft suctions' to supply , upper stories,
Re. ,They are arrainngt for deep and shallow, Wells-can
be used Al= Engine in forcing the w's ter on the top of
the blouse in mum of tire-to water gardenrer wash win
dows; Those. Arbil hare tried these Primps pronounce
Ishictimr
heapest, tie mart simple in thelreoustract len
,
and be Most effectitaceVer tided, and 'net !tablet° get
out order. i The following is one of the - Many Cert in
eates;giren by thoze who have eked these Pninps.f.,
-We. the undersigtied. do hereby certify pat' we have
.exaMinedand'seen JP-operation Thatchera Patent Force
[and duetion Pump, onuntsettined by •Ilessis. -Roger ,&
1 Wootiof lioneadale,and take pleasure in recommending
thud to the Public as being the most dirabht and etli
cienthneans for raising and forcing timbre that, bas over'
'taunt to our notice.. ' • . ,
J. Y.fShertwood, , G. W. Oritrirold,- -Ff.f 8.1 1 rblweld,
It. 34 Oman% ' Z. 11. Mime% . ' 411.,:i1. Waller.
P. p 4 Rio iern; 11. W- Stone, • J4ll. Dunning,-
Orders by mail for Pumps, string the: depth of the
nelii Re., n ill bopromptlyattended to. 11 C - ..CAIITER,
' I ; Po/vie/or 0.0" the Rfghl far 50.101,02, ill corgety.
Pattsville; her. I.o.'th i . 4- fa t ;4447 .
--I- - --4---i-: -
TOl CARPENTERS AIM 1101tDERS'
~,
I • : .H •----; • _
SCR YLKILL 'COUNTY LUMB E R
' ,
. f MAPIUFACTURINO COm. 17 ‘t at*
Ilatlt on band attheir extetidve establishoteht. on
Railroad street, a great quaintitrpt I urn bet of every kind
and desciiptiOn. which they can supply! to Operators.
Carpenters atti Builder*. it lower rates thin it can be
bought elne here. They are also niinly to supply,
through the means of their exteusiee bilkluess. and la
borsaving machines, nianufact mot art Iglisin their line
at a miaow of ?.S' Pim cent. on termer eVat,i
_I
ThA U
r rge workshopshave bee* in, Itt*mcdtti opera
tio f,r the past year, tontine. ont.rutAnantliles of
poor*, Window irieures,
LSash, , Paetel*Work, •
Illtabilbses, . ' Seed pe lts
altilds, , Bauelatesers,,
Shutters, - - d__ ,
_' , ''''- .
atifkituLirof framed. Patfekti andiTaread Wark,•
lobo they have constantly on hand. , They are ready
to extent* orders at the shorteat notice w any quantity
or quality of sawed`or manufactured staff. ,-. 1 - ,
and green 'Hemlock, of all kinds: ((or buillifng purs
Oak, .llaple, Poplar, chatr,_platilt! and ammtling
. ; cherry, Walnut; Mahottatc., foi `cabinet
wo k : Wititteand Yellow efueboardATit flooring; raw or
m 'do order; White Pine plank, 3 .. 2 , It ,1
an ;4 Z . N
inch .panel, aiways ready; aler= tea ms,
ra s, scantling, posts, shingles,istbrei;pall.'
In , Le.. Re. • ~.
3 'NOB Ills or sawed stuff and everything,' in their:line
on; haelior to order, at the shortest not* .
17 -Crattrji-iktil-ff -- fibiiiiiire -L 7TMI: -
a sl'PEtlitthiorEelsellil4l2eS:llErlbea:i:E;N;banne:::::Amlltill:olll.lnll°Circte.l,:tltAlitliGeKl,DBh:l7neC:lpatie
item; of Schupkill county that he 11/4 geelirea the
i lent FlOuring 31111, which is- pronounced the greatest
1 1
Antericreinv‘ntion of the day. The subserlberhas one,
oil these %Wein full operation now, InTremont, where
h o t h weltee all persons to tail and ace its in operation.
is highly ingenious, and much needed Invention,
t ' snu entire new featunr in the mantifacture of Wheat
into Emir; and the splendid manner, In which it per its work, Orkuding. Bolting, and separating the I
ginin,at a single operation Into seven different . qualities
of Flour and Peed .- and that within a spare of only Oren-
Ikon, feet in length by four feet in - breadth, at the ra
philty of twelve bushels per hour, on a pair of, French
bare callistones'only thirty inches in:diameter. • The
tiewin to converted at a single operation into Extra and
Sttpertine Flour, Fine Fkar,lliddlings.Shipstuffs, Short'',
and Bran, any power, being applicable tn propel lt,fWarn a
kinr horse up to any other, desired. The 'mall space' it
+ivies would not be minted when plated in a room with
other Machinery, and the, mitall amount of power It re
q• area to propel it, makes it certain that. ere long. it will
enpereede and revolutioniteall other Flouring Mills. So
applicable is this 31111 to. the wants of the world, that
eeery sin-mill. micbine shop, locomottie shop, foundry,
lergeoldling Mill, co 'any building havltur,.a power &trea
d' eroded. can now have within its webs complete Mer
/ant Flouting klilllat the -trifling pat of froMfonr to , 1
ien hundred dollars, and thus the enormous amount
Grain raised within the Malted States, can be darter-
fiti Into Flom. 'within Its limits. I - ' • .
. 1 jWith one of these:Mills nearly every large Collier) es
titblishinent in this county where strain power is •nsed
Or pnrisping,shonld be supplied. They could been:Kiwi
I a small expense and would enabl e th em to m aou h e
ore their osu hour.
EMED
•
ThlslMlWonly occupies the space of 21 feet . In length;
[y 4 in width.: It Is also portable and when put up can
13 platted in &wagon or dray, and with a single horse
sults:lto any'pert•where they desire tc nee It. Its eon
triietheiTyisasosischzi.ehtnir It can be tineeted with any
1 Single or Township Rights Will be aisposed of by the
subscriber, residing at Tremont. ifindre'ds of =die
ates from Milers and others who heie semi the Mill In
ppi3mtion, can be soon at the residence of the subseriber
Doe. 71. SS, J. A. TICE. -
o .Slitf •
0 ,
MEIMCINAL.
ri N ERIR U P kirfeB f l
itteErty RE
gist for J. 3: C. Martin. rmecitully aunt:nacre to
iretrubtle that he has estst.lished himself in the •
apothecary business. and Aliened a new drug stbre,
near W. & IL/Kline's cabinet ware:Do:lM ia Need
drfet, nbore
,gmored and invites the patronage of
those 'who tdaf regalreanything 'is line, licondlinn
that every ease std attention', that his experience will
enable blin.to give. and that the nature of the busk:ices
detnands. (Pottsville. April ILMr • MIT
urslig sore
d of pliaptes
of Liles.
t cattkei its
,
AireTXS' KATNAIR9N. ' c
UU used Lyons Kathairon
, a the rl d fL i tl!lhe m ir i g n ost e
t itiat i z a t r te r t
ir rt I
ale - in
five
world
ey
and Dald e beida. ' The Kathairon fully restored, my hair I
after a baldness of twelve years. Toting truly. 1 . 1
•
. t , • . q. 1,. ATWA TER.
- - No. 58 Warren. Street. Neer York.
Mao, Lyons' Extract of, Pure Jannalea Ginger. for dys
pepsia and general nervous debility,4e.. Yawl* bad at
. ; C. D. III,F.T'S- .
Perfumery and Variety Store, Centre St t, Pr - inutile.
October '..M.,1853 ' , li 1!4f 1
CANCER CURED y . 7
PANCEKS TUNIOR.+. IV N ..11L
ILA ens, S,CIIOFU'A. wnrrk sivranios. are..,!
enred without eurgical Terat inns. ti Dr. LOUNSDER EY. '
Dr. L's pamphlet (24 and 3d.) on al...treatment end cure'
of Cabrera. Tumors. a ... will be sent to any addnys free.
onsecelpt nt'!a pclstage stamp.! Orp:r. ll8 1 A:tlyalout st
ti6s worst
althrimor hi
of the ears
corrupt and
SEM!
the most
=tram
. of scrofula.
e lest bottle r
•re ,19411tity'
of this is the
f It ID every"
so Pure, will
It but that
for Itself,—
ppm to me
In some
never been .
.ud,tliat it
,rboand great
• I in April,
per dity—in
per day of It.
been • In the
t nothing in
It. There
•
ty for bttmor►
IIS medicine,
d In it that
bleb was al
by few bat,
ectual In all
[few who have
RI them aged
of the Liver.
ad Ague, Pale
, ctiarty India,
as done more
=MEM
tit per day
no directions
a autletent to
RENNETIT,
'xlbilrYr Man,
carwl.lll
6out - all
puts of the United States. ,
• Sir bake, all Ormisto and isolate In 4 , le4ldnve.,
'Peke OSIDOLLAR per Bottle..; 1 • .
B. BANNANT,rut Iltiaa'Agent,
d
March VS. I 4 Pottsv il le.
jo„
IPI
IRON WORKS.
'HARRISBURG.
NOVELTY IRON WORKS.
THE fubsoribefit tiroulJ . leaped
-1!2 . folly Intros tin, etlistiva tho.etal Ref,
• •—• • ;lon that he to prephresl to manuartare
gm : Stearn Engines of any power or pattern,
painpsof any capacity. and Coal Bereaves
of every deaerißtlon, Blast Fornare. Mil); OM
andsaw SOH liaehinery.and wiling' of every variety and
limn. 113 ring a very estrus! re variety of patterns. and,
groat facilities for doing bnaineaci the work dm be exe
cuted with the greatest despatch. MI orders for
peg Pladafiniy receives and promptly et es-fated,
ILuriabagt.J. R. JONES.
Jane 1e,'38 . 24-Cin
ST,. CLAIR IRON WORKS. •
th T e H t E e n n tn e of l s t w e
b r u e s sp n e e c e t l f l uCOIIM M i u n n v i it y e
to their new Ftlundry•and Machin Shop,
= .tbe tow u St. Clair. Schuylkill ream. , 1
ty. tonere they are • prepared t.. build
tom trigioes, Coal Artakers. rutapa and Sfachi nary of: I
arm pattern. Also, Drift, Cars. Iron or Braes castings Of
any size or pat terry Being practical mechantrs coal o
erators Mid Payers who want machinery , would do well to
Mae them a etU and ammlue their work: criers thank.
rull recerrednnd executed at the abertent nonce and on
reasonable terms. CATIIERS, QUI PITHS & CO. '
St. Clair; June 10 • -
ASIII.APiD.
ASHLAND IRON WORKS.
- 4 p w TUE SCIISCALBERS are now . fully
• 1 1 ; 71 eg= prepared tolttruish. attheAshiand Iron
Werke. Steam Elogines and l'unipsof soy
power and capacity. for mining and other
purposing, COSI Braden , of tvery ids* and.
. pattern now in use, together with castings and fortrlnFt
of every doser'ptions. Coal and Drift pus of all size.''
• and ixatternailante Truck and Meese Cams,—all Anstistki
•
at the shOtest notice. The anbeeribers flatter three
; selves Mit. itatemunh as every member of the tem Is a
prartka uteehanlathey will be able tO ftirnith
'
,we. that OM compete fart rob!! with any In the lie.
glom All noses directed to 1.. P.G.uorne.& M .. 06.. Ash,
fend. Bchnylklll county, Pa , receive wept atten
tion. ' GARNEII.
• MICHAEL G AIMEE,
'JOHN e GARNER,
. .JSME. GA ItVER. '
Asbian ' 19 •
•
TAmAq VA.
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:CARTERS 81."Al.I.ElettiRON H(8,
Taissavas, IiennYMLUI voinaty, r.
t ' -The Subscribers, prUprie tors of the
above:tinned extensiteestablidunent,an
' "*" 44 i4 , 4 nonnee to the citizens of Sehuyi
'err ty and the public generally. their readt
`: &ha
unite turn out any and *llk Inds of work
In their line. at the shortest notice, and in the most sat
; lafactory manner—such asbuildingSteam rngincs. man.
ufarturtuA Railroad and Dein Cars..rnmpa.Castingi and
Machinery of all kinds. s -
)nly the beet workmen aro employed, and, .tatiortartlOn
may therefore be safely guaranteed. (Inters from abiroad
promptly tilled. -- . , • - CAItTEltn A . AILLEN. .
Tainaqua,January 27. 1851 . • . . 4 tr.
•
DEAVER MEADOWS. •
BEAVER. MEADOW iliciti - WORKB.-
HUDSON A snorin at, lron and Dress
Founder*: respectfully ; Wilmot their pa.
• trona, and the public generally, that they
fully prep:mil 'at the obove - establish.
moot, to manufacture ttictin I:ngioes of
every size: l'auMs,..Bailroad and Drift Cars, and ,every
other descriptisn!of Iron and Dram Castings suitable for
I he C.nl mining or other business. on the moat reasonable
terms. Alse,loWing Cylinders for-Blast Xurnaressiud
Msrhine work 'nig-moral
114. pairing of all kinds done with neatness and despsech'
at the lowest prices. All work Combated by them war
flitted to perform well. They would solidi the ragout of
!hose who mar Want articles in their Due lii this . vielnity.
Al orders will meet with imannilate and prompt eaten.
Mo. . P.AV..III33ft,MV.
=3.1:21E1
DONALDSO*.. •
•
• DONALDSOPUR9N.W4?R .
LoES.hit,co:k a CO. reepeetrui-
Mty tin 'attention bf the Inisioe.a
abwetnunit) U. their new Ttuedre - and
rn sehl
t..:cne Pimp' In the town et
arenal.ol.
- httylkil! county. They un
lendy to. executa all orders for machinery, such as
steam engines, pumps. ct-nl break, r- uttil ;rearing fur
grist and -mw Whir. milt , a.l and drift cam
Being practical mechanics. we flat ter oursehris thatall,
pork done at IL. Donald,on Iran Wear , . 10), ;.the such
satista , tiun, as will serum the future cesium of
their patron , ' Orders thankfully revelted, and esecu•
ted at the shortest onlice;andott no:tenable terms.
' PETER COX. ••
• • - A.. '+ ..1. JONES,.
February • . L 1.15 311L1.P.1t
_
IFINERSIVILLIG. - •
•
DEHAVEN'S IRON WORKS,.
us iseravalle. . 1 . '
a l ' nig Subscriber It proparell to manu
facture STEAM ENGINES dr any power,
. -"" Pnmpsof any cepacitrosed Oust krrs
. m ," or ere? description ; es well est
' 7 - """"" other kind of tr 4 bluery lewd I In a.,
r
Breakers, Furnaces. Rolling Mik e . Saw Mule. a •
From the faci li ties possessed fur manufactn ng. and
Isom Ion:: experience In the leusluestf,wOrk can he turned
out at this establishment, at'the very lowest prices, and
of I superior quality.,
.- •
Persons desirous Of inattinir np machln el, of any kind,
are invltiid to tali and examine pattern); and become ae
4priainted with prices before contracting elsewhere.
Orders of every kind are solicited. and strict attention
will be given to their prompi exeent
i WILLIAM DI:MAVEN.
• Mineratille, DeceMber 9.1864 • 48.4 f
TREBIONTi
1 1
TREMONT IRQN_ WOR1(13.
Tremont, Soketylls.lll vonontly, Yoessinn.
' The iiirbOribtrs resmetfully invite
eti to
the attention of the businesscommunity
to their New 31arhine Shop and Fenn
-ar •- catz dry, erected In the town UNT superintend cc and manage.
f Tremont, and
1, 1 ,
under
ment of Jlessri. Z. Batdorff and Phil' Umhotts, where
they are prepared to execute'all onfers or Machinery of
Pram iron , and In, such as Steam Engin of any power,
Pump. of any capacity. Coal Breakertof every deacrip
lion, all kinds of Gearing for Rolling Mills. Grist and
Saw Mills, Drift Cars, and all kinds of Railroad Castings,
such as Chairs for Flat and T Rails, Frogs. Switches. and
, all kinds of 'Mud and Wrought Iron tibiftings. Mr. Um.
bolts being a practietlMeehanle. and basing had t he con-
Science and experience for many yearn In the Coal Region,
persons desirous of putting up 31iehinery nf any kind,
are invited to call and examine our patterns end npperior
quality of work. and become acquainted with prices at
these. orks. before cOntracting elsewhere. Orders of ev
ery kind ihanlkfully received. and strict &Gentle:3mill be
given to their prompt execution, haring. serria 15, 20,
O. 40, and 50 honie Engineeop hand.: , .
Jan. 6, 1856 1-1 y C; A. 4 A. M. SELTZER.
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PORT C4RBON. t ,
1 . FOUNDRY & MACHINE SHOP, ..
i , Port carbon, seisaylism Co., Pa.
-. or ~..,,,,,.. T. R. IV/NW' '''l ERN atinounc
ea his readleesalrom the complete outfit
'' 416 4' ,
11 41 i. of thenabove natordentablishm nt.tosnp
!,, .
[ TEa Lag: Sly-A ll orders in his line of ;nssiness,
. such as for Stenim Engines, Railroad and
Drift Cars, Pumps., Coal Breakers, Castings apd Itiachine-i
.
ry of every pattern, lie 'warrants his work to give satin.
tkeGon, and accordingly solicits patronage at home and
abroad. ,. 1 • Jan. 27.18d5 4-ly
• I FRANKLINiIRON
0. 7 . 7 y
cs th r e .
trif 2 4 lle l lt S rry ri at ra t he n i o Pill'
• Pi•gggi Franklin liforka, Port Car l o:
pge n d ue ... i i . byl a sl ut ran io whi ; t d re e r the, eon.
at
sbortestnotice. Steam Engines, , Pumpa, Is i a h ;
Machinery of almost any dos or description, for nil:Mug
or:Other purposes. 'Also, Railroad and DAR Cars, Iran or,
Brass Castings of ail elm tetttern. Orders are respect
fully solicited. I I GEO. FIBSLER & IMO.
•
•
.•
Femalelin Shovel Weeks.-
The.snliscribers.continua to fuintsh" the Colliers laid
Dealers of Schuylkill County, with Shovels Mr all kinds,
et the lowest Philadelphia prkwa' -Attention Is-particu
larly railed to their Coalohovels, 'Orders for Shovels of
any size or pattern promptly attended to. - ,
• fIEO, lt.,Figf3LER k 11110.
Port Carton, Augusit - • 34. if
• !_r_77l)
.piiHTTsvuuLz. - • A
FOUNORY - ANSiifiIACHINS SHOP,
• X team uarliraccon;y, ace. .
Err NOTICE.,, Th s c) business of the late fi r m SNYDER & MILNES, Will be contin
• tied by theVsiabseriber in ail its•stariolui
umz bouiches oViteem , Engine building, Iron
rounder, manufacturer of all kinds of
Machinery, for Rolling Mills; Blast 'Surussees„ Railroad
Cars, &c.. &c. He will also costliness the business of Min
log and Selling the celebrated Tine Force Mac Ash and
lesoisesnd ,S.pahn Veins Red Ask thals, being foie. proprie
tor orth'ese Collieries. ' OEOIIGE W. SNYDER.
,January 21.18:4 . f •
TO COAL OPERATORS & MINERS.
• • Pioneex - itietlerlitrorks: '
The subseribers respectfully invite the
attention of the business. community to
.
' • their Ballet Work& on ltaUroad street, be
- ...,-clO/ ;;;- i-j; low the Passenger Depot Pottsville: Pa.,
whero they{ are peeparett.-fo Mmilatettlni
BOILERS - OF 101{ItY DE.SCKIPTION.'
s mo k e starkly Air Stacks. 'Blast Pipes, thumtneters, Drift
*e.. Ar. Bolters on band.
• Calm practiml tnechanicltianti having for Sears devoted
1 hemerises entirely to title branch of Niftiness. bey flat
ter themselves that work dime at their establishment will
glee satisfaction to all who; may favor them with a call.c-
Individuals and Computes will lindlt greatly to their 'ad:
vantage to examine their Work before eegagingelemeh eee.
May 6,18113 'l9-tf 1 JOIIS; 3A3117-6 NOBLE,
POTTSVILLE IROLLINC MILL '
triti TID SCIISCIIIBIIIIB respecttalli an
nounce rattle that their now Ile])
• • . F. Ing.; Mill tanow completed and in fullepe
• Izr= ration. and that they areprepared tnaup
ply all kindlier liar Iron of various fixes
which they will warrant to be impeder In quality to:any
, ebialned,frout abroad, at the mane prices.
They also manufacture T Rails, for the use of thetel
[leave and Lateral Rads. weighing . from 21 to 50iba per
yard. madeof the best Iron, and Which will be found
tench cheaper than the imported article.
Boitig practical mechanic*, and haring had considerable
experience In the Iron buldness.,they flatter themselves
that they ran SOTS entire, satisfaction to parchment, and
elscilnake it their interea . t to patronize home usaanfae:
tares. JOIIN BIIJLICISII k CO.
December 6;1851 40-tf : .
! !.. lAFAS — HINCTON IRON WORKB
Pottsville, Pa.,, , . •
WREN 1.11:0S. retpeettilly Invite
the attention of the business community
1 1 1Tenigir to their New Machine Shop and Foundry
!ICU j...,E;= erected between asti and Railn:od streets,
and fronting on Norwegian street. where
i t bey aro prepared to execute all orders for machinery of
innes and Iron. such as Steam Engines. ail kinds orßear
;Ili?, for Roiling Mills. "Grist and 'Safe Mills., Sitrzle and
honbin aet/ng Pumps, Coal Breakers, Drift Care. all kinds
I:ailmet Castings, curb as Chairs for Flat and I' Hall;
I'ro 7 gs. Switches', kr.; all kindapf east and 'wrought Iron
Being. practical. nteehanles. and having made
the demands of the Coal Region their study for ycen
kinds of Machinery In their line of I:mildness:lhr,
Satter themselves that work done at their establishMent
will give sathdlection to' all Oho may honor them, with
;fall. All orders thankfully reectred and promptly ese
euted, on the most reasorratle terms.
i j : : JOHN Y. ItillEN'. Tiln3fAS WREN, .
JAMES WJILN. '
1 October 21852 : . 404-t
I!.
tiCtoCt:itidNiti:L • '-
‘3; . TUB Subscribers liteleave to an..
oltunie to their Mends and the public .
1F1' ,404 4 reneiallyt that their new Rolling 31111 at
Yelo Alto is now complete, and. in full
• operation,: and that they are prepared to
!. furnish T mils of various ratterns. weighing frcto2.l to
peryard. Alsoydltterent sizes of Rat, square and
round merchants' bar Iron:
tkders for ralls - dr her Iron are respectfully aelleitelt
and, will meet with pronipt attention If left either at
th e iteilieg Still. Bright & Lerch's Hardwire Store,
Vent rr. se neet. or at t heir Mace. II A YWOOD, Lge t iv.
IFFICE—N. E. corner Centr , and
jj 7 Enact streets, id story. Pottsville. January Ist.
.TafoL The undersigned base this day termed a co-part
norshiptander the style and &rake MAY WOOD. LEE &
for the purr*e or manufacturing Railroad and liar
imn,lt their rain Alto Railing Mill.
BENJAMIN ITAYWOOD,
. .„
RICHARD LEE.
• ; 0 EOROE BRIRIIT,
• 1 . - .t'l. !IA nos. =
The bilslness the late Inn of Lee. Bright & yo., will
be mettle& by the.fintrof Maywood. Lea & i 4t
Jan. 1.11,6 • •
PORT CARBON SHOVEL FACTORY.
Charle4 Smith, Proprietor.
All kinds of cool ahovels, apadoo. eoalriddla, tin
The patronage otithe petite Is respeethdly eetkited.
JOIT.Ft.
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-,BASSAND GABBER lIREDI7IIIII2Iji
Agricultural limpleaSeuts • Ike
THE subscriber *ill kee p .
on hand Myer, Timothy and othe'rtlrai,,,
sarda -White Clover and Lawi e (bans -
Fields, imether7with Garden, and tletil 'wed.. .141
will warrant to be sod 'cord. Ile sill alp. r , ,
•eedent toe all kinds of fruit Trees. (warrant e d t o I,
they are eepreseoted.) Agricultural ImplemeutN, A, ~
of whiehlwill he fdrolehtd at tosnerseturce r il l j
The seedil andtrees sold by, the artharriber are * 4 ,
wish great can., only , '
from 'growers of repots, k m ,'1
standing.: Ho dare not deal lit .L'areds procured Fr, ,
namely In
p, ~„..1
the market from th ose who sell cheap, '
out regent to the character cf the sei:d Sold. N,,,,,, ,
he pareaaset t aril ace grown protoloeut only h..:
garden.. where their tro clove proximity ',W e n,:
their quality, partkularly those et the Same i.,,,,„”
Thho is en Important consideration to - ttwee wig ~:*
abase eitherseeds or Fruit frees. Pm cure,. dtc: 7 .::
in enters early to B. DA NN . ‘ '
I. Leiruice Do nt 0 /4 - 4 3- LhaiDlL :
Ma. &til n
l/Rt.—Sir Isaac Newton: , on b e.
, coMplitnented on the extent of his alt
melds. replied, !Mu to be sum he had k
ceeded iq.gleaning a feW pebbles on the sh e ,,
-11xitt,hat.the great ocean of Ttuth ley to;i
pinned- - before him. What a , beautiful 4
meat is hefraforded on the, modesty ce,,,.•
don). / T it 'iii well known that, in the teak!:
Truth, the mightiest intellects are fretpi e Z
compelled to revoke previoni Conelemer t J
Every'step we advance in lit'4, either (li lt :,
or copfratz a theory, : So iri.the prog res , ~T
is'grieultoml knowledket---wklt we relli t t, i
believe true today, we dikeaid and deenonee
to-niorrow ; at least zilch 4i the fact in 55, , 4 .
tion to ninny things, and perhaps the i,,•!ii
index that cats-h e had of a prqieressiv! 'N.
is that it never resmsins stationary or tixsa' ‘
relation to those poi s o n o f iscienc.. which e
not, by ,-coininon consent, classed in the rat s
of established- Jacts. Sir John Llerscho;
Pope, Byron, and 'many otherai aff or d lust s>
tea of the yerity of this observation.- Farme r
like all other oleo, are tnibrect to error; if.,
frequently - form wrong . conclus" us, and r,, misled by - their own judgment which a tz ,
infallible, but liable to be Mode( eeven in D ,
nor matters ; by (aide lights. is relatio n
laying down lands to grass, th opiti, os 4,,..1
med . ): was, in rry many sectio that r ti o
must 'first be- exlpustecl by lo
,g and, 5 ,,,,,
1. )
cropping; that 36 long as a g in or we t .;,. i
crop could. be draiiii frOut it,_g was too
able a,th r atre of operation to be relinqui t
and that, the proper time 4, lay it down i
when it, rutred rest, dr could be • mset o
i produce nothing' else.' Many an inteni zr
man has practiced npon this plan untithe' L
been confronted by ruin in its Most aptsil:i:t
form, and has' been compelled to renme, i
•latilly, from file wreck of what was once am
uable estate, to commence life anew in Kr „,
faroff wilderness, under all the disabilitie
which ; poverty' so surely and mercilessly,,
tails tiptin its' victims. .Like the daughters el
the Horse - Leech, his cry: was "give. l ave ;
Unmindful of the fact that there is alwap :
limit beyond w9tkh even the importunities 4
ayarive must 10- timituiling. • %% lien a tim es
Wistithi to detivez profit from ' his tgritsrlani-,
the, bet ter Ole cOndit ion iff which, hey are I
down, the better. ,No•supping—notxtilitr : ..,
nary 'demands upon their productive euvr it ; l ' i
—ub emasculating, manipulations ,5h0u1d , ...,
cede the crop to which it is to betultioii.,
devoted, but, rather the revise. 1n... , 891.:,
entities_ ive find that the practice ul'f:‘ ; .
laitds to,grasi immediately after renitivii i ,
weeded-crop prevails • and this usage :;;
our Opinion, the only true one. After thil;
Into or.tyrnip,ctop is .drawn, spread on. 11'4:
one t( two cords of old, thoroughly iiiii
posed compost or stable manuro- r -cnee boo;
taken to• shield it as evenly as onumical4-
and work the land with the large cultirahn
heavy, harroir ill it is reduced to a iitio-.4,
and soW, your seed.. When grass seed it•smi
in the spring , with ismall grains, it is pet*
well known to most of your readers, who;
had any experience in the business, t, at,
more, than ono-third ar'one-half -ever ge l
.notes, even'where the seed is good. Ill's 7
eults from the seed being so small khal it io
• not get covered to a sufficient depth to 6,:-,
its germination, or if it grows, to afford VI II
ular and sufficieht supply of moisture 6, 4
tain the embryo . plants. , -
By 'sowing ; in the fall, this difficulty i
wholly obviated. After the peed is 50., , ,, coy.
er it with a brush or light harrow, to,kg. , ,i s h
off with the roll. In the aptingonmei.v l 1
after the dissolution of the snow, sow ot ! c 4
barrel of*oudrette or guano to the ant .1
less ithatittty will , do if the land is. very riai.-
I Managed in this iv, )ou aro certain di
good crop of . .for,. tteveral years, or ztl,
circumstances tender it expedient torn
the cultrit . 'lVbere corn, precedes the. ROC gi
of grass seed, ht inadvisable in harvesfinglii
crop, to pull the stalks' from the ground. fl it'
caw easily be accomplished, and•the roans
taken to the hog yardti; will more than pal itt
ekpenses; amfgrotind will 'be lid tree ironic
incumbran whjch is felt to be arserioutini
pediment i the rivay of succe.sful ' , tl clean;,
cultivation Should the land 'be.o 'au argil's
cious o - . ayey consistency, audit ate ba,ii !
1 the roller may be applied in the spring. Tim
boirever, will rarely be;becessaiy. us in is
1 eases it will settle as it
. dries, and resetili
perfectly iimooth Wand ,:e'ten gott'aVe to LI
scythe,,Grass seed sown in . the 101,1. e.,!
Octobe, will vegetate . before the, advent of 4
- vere cold "•, bnt as solving is often deferred '
later in the seasco, its is sometimes sorel
till the subsequent spring. , Iftsown. ,
on em'
-tile fields:a(let wheat, rye, oats, brrles,m:
let, or peas, the process is !nearly the 1.0
the only modification beingi'the substinis
of the plow for the cultivator 'or harrow::
•sectiring the requisite' tillh.: A small eel
plow. is the most suitable , for this purr s .
era' one that'laYs a Ila(r furrow is preferuldelA
'One that does not, as the stubble, in onitr 'a
tkelpre a clean surface; should be turned dor
and completely covered. ;The harrnw in h
'transit will necessarily disturb and bring soca
;tit it to the surface, hat this, by the .Vial
quent action of the rolleF, will be disgoied a
InAhis way any, farmer way secure a go
grads 'field. : • J. I'. lt.
Bilrliogloit,,Co ,t Ni Sept; 23, 1856:
- J. 1
W. If.. lurisoN
NVAifind die following new receipts V.
Burai Neu) Porker: • • • .
Cheap 7ea cakes.--1 teacup of stgar.li
Of create, teaspoonful! of salerattis; Cror
untmeg; - roll thin, and bake in'a quick tiro
Good Plum Cak?.-1 egg; 1 teacup of
gar, Vrof buttermilk, teacup of ; butler,.
tenspoonfull of salaratus; flavor .wifh -111111:11
3 teacups, of
. flour: beat it, .well, then add y.. 0
raisins, - tolled in• flour, bake in a qv
oven.
Good Johnny Ccik.e..-1 quart of lull"Cs
2 tablespoulls of niolisses, war:Tied to boll;
in beat, 'then thickened with Indian tilea:
till stiff, add 1 pint or buttertailk, *id; I
spoonful! Of salt, 1 do. of saleratus, bake . int
moderate oven.
Bd . ked Apple• Dumplings.—Mix your t
the same as Jor short biscuit ; roll out
and put 4 quarts in a biscuit; placeitlicut
pan and bake in. a moderate utmoi; sayre,
gar and butter ; • 'you can use berries t 2 0,
dried fruit as well us apples. these are
'better than boiled apple dumplings.
Biraerant. Custard. Take a pint of'creg
and - a quart of mirk, stir it WZ, 2 ll,together,
egos. and the meats of u dozen larrtert4
pouridetr . in a ' mortar, anti half a-feasu? ,
sugar; . atir the sugar and eggs togeihei, tir
mix in the butternuts with the milk,- stir
well ipised, add nutmeg and bake, and p
*ill Wave very 60 $ -custard.
To make Tontatoe Wine.—Tuke 8111!til cp
tomatoes, pick 'oft the stems, put them job ,
baSliet.or tub, wash cleat), then ma h *el
and straia•throdg
h a li nen
. rag, (a bushel lc]
make tive'gallons pure,) then udd
half' to three' pounds of brown sitiar lo
gallon . ; then'ptit into a cask, and terropytt°
tine as ii•rratiftberry wine: If tiro gallon
water be added to each bushel of, mole°
the wine will be as good. '
7b Cook ripe 7oututor.4.--•Rernove the
and season to the taste. ]toll thent
and place theca in a s deep dish, add a
waterf and butter, place; In a quick (A - 0i"
bake until' tender. Serve hut, atidluo
have a delicious dish
• 2b Prerent Jdms from,
.Grainin
respondent informs us thatiol,pre%
preserves, Mt; from grainini,°a to
of cream of tartar must4o addet
gallon of the jam or Preteive.
Vegetilde ! Set' t so ners.—Pg rsley,'
thyme.
,onions,. garlic, amt. Ober
Should not be put into soups or
the soup nehrly dune; chop tine
in line rarities before the. soup i 3
the . fire. •. •
CHEAP CARPET.—Sep together J ips of
cheupe4t cottoh Cloth of the sae the id
ruo°'
and tick Me edges to the'door. P
:this cloth as you would the sides ot
sort or rapt paper. tler
sit;iritl
Welldried, Oro it two coats of viiniA
you! raipet is Guiahed. •
CO Arum.
littipts.
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