The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, January 24, 1857, Image 4

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la odd. , .• _ - —k_::
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tooadito ball swirl. . - - -:, -- - •
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A wa y 7 .o o iiian oat i tblakiia Amato dAddlo4- ,
Tot above tram& es FackalSOM3na taw act oar
two boob; i'...,'
11i at air *a too to Oda iitaltbat„ tars Doti Gs sali.
moladk, II II dt ; ' ' • "_. _ _ ,_:: • '_:___
Awe, at:, sod* knot sad/, quit au, ay, Wes rum
vu tauyou of a way loaf tom Whitteier inair may do ;
Wien lonieseh t. ono honr—bell No
lad r, the rlllllneh the pg.-101.siel
oboe ,
ru mob thofter; tat lima As de Ail
.
It naaljo adorn V* othora.lrof R,.notle Iwo and
'Mu' PM . ' that tan's tlDmaw, on the Oak . 0100.
them at fast; _
WO 4411 always knot each other; will Ito Iniwralln Taal%
Our urn palters, to the wain, au anWm, montage
BgODTIIII STAIIII4.- . There is & )1140 ~Whet when
the OM ere outwhOre, and slattUfaipski Atari
ere eatuElaleanihelow, rigs up a . talafteapa at the
garner of Park Place and Broadway, wherewith
to study utronomy, it sta:paalait !quint.
One night, as be was -getting under way', two
Irish. , fglittiemm" were seen taking:llW observe..
Bon of his momutents. Both were minima of
Mayor Wood's body gnard, , ,foratetiy known
_ls.
policemen. s ! , •
"Jetruay.''seid one, "Whet in the wuiruld is
'our fellow aftber with bia machinery r. -
"Wbut, ye twalpeen 1" whispered the other,
• "snre and can't ye foe that it's an eir-gun-clannou
that he'i got! Ifts•• antler ettnoting stars, he
"Hadn't we beitir,be getting oat iv the waY.
then?"lnquired his friend. •• • 1
"Suro an' it's not us" eras tbnAnswer. "Didn't,
ye jeer hear of shooting stars?" 1 • -
By this time the telescope man'tas arranged
hie instrumOnt , tind Ignintel 4 through it up at the
stars. The policeman gasarep likewise, in won
der. Just thee; by -so odd chance; s lar g e.motear
abet down the.rity..
"fledad, he hit it! lle's fetched it dciyint,'
cried both the: Paddiee ins bieatb: "Sara an.
tidd'sthei tivatert shooting I firer ewe in wilier
SINEISLE TO inc LAS24=-Browis bad boon lon ,
"'on a sick bed, w
,ae frfquolly delirloul, and no
obriottelrepproarbed , blir-,ensi. Hie- old frien ,
Brolth.brid come a long riAo in the cold Decombc
air. to ',telt:the dying wan, and,bld bbn a Bolero
good bye before hit departure toutbat tindiacoveri
ed traveller country !rout whose bonnie no.trarell
der returns:" Sliiltb enters No bouse carefully
Inquires after the beidtb of Mr .
. Brown, and lOpc
be laity be worse than when be saw him last.
• Alrt. Drotie.—"bb, eir, 6a is very low ;ho con'
-hold oul maids_ longer." ' •
'Smith.—'(who tits :near the door blowing hi
told Augers) "Is it possiblo? I'm sorry to hear It
Would you have any objection: to:my speaking
word with him'?' '
Mrs. I:rot/mi.—ph, no—but he's oat of bis hes 4
Dow—he woildn't knowyou." Piers Smith , &pi.
pioaches the bed, the' sick triad looks at him an -
exclaims, l'#rs: Drciwo, giis that man s glass o
hot toddy, cold."] • - •
Smitk.—(ditiahtfully).tcron: say, .sirs. Drown r
be is oat of his bend, but .}bat remark of hi .
strikes mesas a very.soneible pbserration."
BOW TO Oar 41.110113111 eCift, NOTOINO.—A, gab].
descendant of Arlie'', by the name of Mingo, ha+
j
lag been et or6tk ,at a dietancer was' mot by hi
master, - returning bone on a rrightrul•lookin
horse; without saddle or bridle, when the. full •
ing dialogue ensued :. -• . .
Mader—Well, Mingo, how, tame Sou !by tilt
•horsor
.4lft'figo-- 1 011,hisis, I buy him, and'glb ten do l '
lar. - : , • ,
Musterl-But whore did you get the monet o
pay for him ? 6 •- •
Aimee, the trade; me give 'em'ri
;delft" note td) bend for three menthe.
~ .3/Titer—But, Afingo, when your throe wont
are out, shit 'then? ..,1
Arinr— i .bet , take up that nolo
and gib number t
w„- s•• •
A /0131. Y good via - 10 w 4itl an office next tor
cincture. One day, an elderly gentleman of the
fogy rchaididnaderod into the wrong shop:
`'lPr. X—
.4l).:inir live raid P—, who 'rite in full
rcribhldcrcr t-ritior important paper; without 100 .
. .
,117.
irg. up. • -
titnagbt wflp I:is.4otEco?"
"Next dui4r." . '
"I wy, eir, can yog tCU 111111, Las the doctor get
nny intiett , ?
44-Nnt,
Th oi'l gealleiusn 'elan no'&er.mere beard of
the.vicitkity. tl,e story was," and Dr. X
threateted .0 ,the for, libel.. 11; titer,
tome to think better „r•
A Putt.iigoi , urn.-1 iPsafil of cueier, that,
iloy calking nixie JErieii , his -reported to 'll ,
walked, o crriniu repultive.4mrsormgo. toot b
wooded of Lim his tvorpliir; - • .
N . rLw 11 no." Cu!ier.
,- . •
" s,!‘lie.l!.the other.
. }•if y t riti will not I
iii...ly ; . ftn,l.itB4eal
1 „,,I.: 1..: might btiva. 'al
.. - :• ! ,1 Ill.:, itaturat:hiet
.: i.:".1, .1 liiil,.•ilurns .
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—I il. -:. , 40.u.r ,91' the fpilor
t j. (try. i,44 fair tdfiirat the i I
triuu. ti .... . . pt;• ,r A: P. L. Paring:
' ADD a .:::,.., r , liit:,l)l;PAlt rED,YEARt
A i'oll
"new
• 1. ,
the ymr Iva , • ye , ‘ .rute the year!
Departed bee It. !Ito rear, Abe year
Qf eight.nn fltty-sp:,„ tiftpslx' go
the year, , . •
. .
A year of. Incident. Oh year!
Of magi nit 14 •Pir • &rear,
%VI Itten ,It bri, sad and erre.
Dponth , ' , ore liroW written, ear
Darla • As h thou wert here,
Or sdr,• , )ea'r, Wed tw'er
Will lo,id,•nts moro droar, sere. year. appetw,
[Note DT TR. , Auswnt.—Tne ardene 4 admirer
new style stWreadils delltrht bitumen - with teen
In as many whys as /PA trterralty etn devise, the ''
beautiful Hove, for right or telt nnapsary passe.] I
. .
TAKING IT COOLI,T.—,,Tho - steamboat Louis
poloon on the 25th or.Juite, struck a rang
Mierisaippi. A gentletnan, Colonel Blank
had four yoting ladles under his charge, I
diotely ran to‘the door of Oho ladies cabin U.
pi 43 them of their danger. crying'out in a tten•
torian voice ,for th - ein to , "hurry dreasing- , —, that
the boat .wto. spa they would ill be'
.4jrawruati."
The ladies replied, with sail the. coolness is
nide, 4 'Th.,n Celoitot;itthatma,;:a there will
n'ece,aity tordreoeing,"
- 1 A sartsucat, dug, in &foreign Review, gi ee die
following recipe for:"lnplertt lady-novel: , Take;
a woman's bead, Muff it with* luildterit . ig ¢f phi
losophy aud literatuVO cbopp Si d small, and -with
false notions of society baked liard heeg
Over a deak a few hours 'every day, and re up
but in toe,de
A yrsrmoN bnrirg beard Oatlto per.
801. ill a ,I T ,,,std.:g • %A4-411tIon, ill the events of
their ps=l,lifo_audderily rte . - vividly belt :
xdodehtfY ex-Pre , ..e 4 a ttu some of his delin
quent, G aiTh'ribero - rvOulit-taks to bathing bit. diip
water. ;
tit reA , rartu.
Ye eltutabei veLi.4l timbrel
Anil 411i...his Iv: dll co,
111.91ra+60,,ra'13, , it0.11h full Intent,
Ar, for t . arriNt
,fr,Rittrer.
nat slml dowse, throughoit ye
2 - .41,411W kirplt on 6 6 . ti, •
ser skartned lutlitteiroot, *Mt to ttilnd
ya cci:gtsbul at alt. •
t.',ocv.Citcluilis.—AUeutotpOsitig but guorunt
South Atooriean has petit to an A.theuy loeomotive
' , bop foe one hundred heow-eatekere." llpe t poctll
to use them to teytug..ilkenttlo on the plains of
Paraguay, in ploee of the lelso. "- , •
wotto pnehastni enfis And oilmen,. not a
Amiga:id - utiles from hero; we. asked wh i st ..w.:# l 4
viola itsie. In% partioutsr.7 said
..phs, "way solo! OA Wort rbstw.dist."
At edltov; Ppaaliittg of a tem v.
"mtluittiat . oudienek adra
tie wlll beanie a goat,
-..:4.44*, 0 //PhralairPO
,
• 7,• • . 1%!, , • 111;, :
-
•
if kg'. ' o l' r ,
s:t:?4-1, 41' A:
. 4r. '
• •
otthe nest conanalgt7
their andidaelitaollhop,
• rn flora ot Ht....r,eattkokin Am.
•.Wk * they are prepared' tO
ssesa * • Breistari, Pumps Mut Hathinall •
eel pablira. Morsibtibtlara, Tomer
dareepathest , ' ln ßaharsetleAl Siedial ig irs or.
tars and Mimes Who wadditial it Ado well
to Urns theitt odt. veawatbasel
rsetivionamtl istorniat at thenbertast sotiesaittlow
• team CAIIIIIII,OIIIIMITiIBa 03;
At Oar, ham - VAT
n,MDi .11W0111
TUN 11171101HMTHH are bow *By
o 4 gsvpiarinijoilisahaltat thithiatimal leas
' r= , * Waste Sitemoll raltillaaraal
En terdsrAwit a rcl i j a =4l oo. 4 l :=
•
2 together with castinonisi ibegings
• now
desmipti o vise , ons. „Goal-sa*Tellt. Cats OA oboe
• la balia Tett* iusdilarsseam—all Ounishen
the shortest_ ratio". The imbed:fibers natter thew
es that, buxom& as overt menthor of the firm is a
Host mechanic, tit"( be able' to furnish toot+
that win woman* ifs oro4 with May Itt the' go
on.. Alt ordrre direcksi to L. P. Olkailt i BUM,. Juli
ana, Brineiklit comily, Pa; Will remise prompt often
.n, ' L. P. MOM&
• DitCIIAE4 GARNEB,,
JOHN CL tiAItNEII,
JOSE= OASNLS.
Ashland, Kir Hiols , ,
Cw~ ER ALLIEWILIRON Wawa..
vouldr, 140
s If Ise heSubseribara,proliriatotte ale
_
c ~ j
anorallanwilaztensireestablisbraentAw,
not to the titian's ehrhuyikilloeutr
-• Una theeriblie generally, their real.
oleo turnout anyandall eluded nark
in their lino, at the shortest notice, and in the most eat
lesetory reanner—eneb as building Steals Engines,roan•
enduring italirosit and Drift Cans, Puraps,CaatinP
Machinery of all klub. . •
3ely the beet woeful:onm" employed,and eatialection
may therefore be Negri). guarenteed. Orders from thread
CAIIINKS ALLEN.
l'amaorrs, 27,1865 . • 44f
8 ER 811,101.,pWl.gcli WORKS:
Immo. nrwrisnn,lron and
Forinders, raapeethilly. inform their ps
Fri trms;and the public geuerally,that they
T ar, • are [ally prepared at the alarreestabibrh
went. to inautifseturs Stare }wines of
every size • Pursto, Ilailload and Drift Cars, and every
ether desciiptbin of Iron and Brass Castings suitable for
the Coal mining or other business,ou the most reasowatde
Wrist • Alio, Mowing Cyllaclars for Blast Furnaces and
Machine work in general. • '-
Repairing of ail Idndsdona with neatness and.dlesPileb
at the lowest prices. All. work furnished by Gam War.
ranted to PerfOrm well.. They would solicit the enstorisoi
those who may want articles in their ilne in this vkinity.
AU orders will toed with immediate and yroloptatAros•
" R. W. lIIIPSON A
March 4,1850 9.1 y. • MrDBl4.rs•
. DONALDteII IRON WORKS. •
Cua„ JONE,S . -CO. rarpoctilll-
''
nontinvite the attetl tion of the hnsinew
fill ! sunity to Mete new Foundry and
lieclalne Shop. in the-town of Donald.
' • -on, Schuylkill county:. They are now
candy Iti eito•Ute all._orders for machinery, ma as
steam engines, pumps, coal breakers, mill gearitig •ror
gefet end mw mills; railroad and 'delft cars, be., de, .
Bel•1g practical awe/maim. we Raft Jr ourselves that all
work done the Donaldson Iron Works, will give such
sattelvll.n, as wlli seetne the future custom of
their pstrona • . Orders thankfully melee& and execu
ted 'it the shortest notice, and on tewonsble
,SETER COX.
ALFRED JONES, •
Pebr 2.1R54 tr I,RWI MILLER.
EHAV EN'S IRON WORKS s .
• • Jus unravle.
TIIE Subscriber is prepared to Mann
facture MBAS! VAIN LS of any power,
4 gaIR Pumps of any capacity,and Coal Ptireakrra
-t a m i mi ,f every description; as well as every
other kind of Machinery used lu Muni
*rakers, Furnaces, !tolling Mills, Saw Mills, &c.
From the facilities possessed for maunfacturitig, and
Irma long experience in,the business, work can te turned
out at this establishment, at the very lowest prices, and
of a superior quality.
Persons desirous of putting up machinery of any kind,
are invited to rail and examine patterns and become acs
puainfed with prices berm contracting elsewhere.
Orders of every kind are solicited, acid strict attention
Will be given to their prompt execution.
• WILLIA M DEITATEN.
lninersville, 'December 0.1554 45-tf •
TREM i CiNT IRE% WORIO.
Trevocont, 4:shawl's.' *nut y t lemma.
The Subncribers respectfully itivito
, the attention of the businesscommunity
to their New Machine Shop and nun.
dry, erected in the town of Tremont, and
under the superiutrindence and anum°.
, Meet of. Menus. Z. Batdord and Philip Umholts. where
they are prepared to execute all- orders for Machinery of
Prase and /con, such as Stet= Engine, of any power,
Pumps of any capacity, Coal Breakers of every descrlp•
lion, all kinds of awing for Rolling Mills, Grist and
Saw Mills, Drift Cant, and all kinds of Railroad Castings,
Ouch as Chairs for Vat and T Rath, Braga, Switches, and
all kinds of Cot and Wrought Iron Shaftlngi. Mr. Um
knits being a practical 3fecluutie,and having had the con
fidence and experience for manyyeare In the Coal Region;
persons desirous of putting pp Machinery of any kind,
are invited to call and'examineour pattervusand superior
quality of work, and become asquainted vilth prices at
these Works; before contracting eimebere. .Orders ate,.
cry kind thankfully received, and striet attention nr illbe
given to their prompt execution, having sevaralls,2o,
3p, 40, and 60 horse Engines on hand.
Jan.°, 1856 I.ly T. A. ,t; A. If. SELTZ'gR,
Fr ouriprer & MACKINIE
Pot uarbon, Soustylisala rat.
'1 E annonne-
Calfi: es his remiiness. from the r,.ir pleteentAt
42 1;f1 of thea' , 6ve naniedestatil4lir ent,toaop.
' ply all ,:nlerst in hls line,: business,—
such as I.:r Steam En fines. Molrond and
Drift Caiii; ilreakeyv.esit lugs Anti Machine.
ry or every pattern. .Ii wArtnuts his Fork te give Karl&
fartioni and acconlligiy solid* pstromige of ham and
abnSail. Jar tr. t , 44y
FRANKLIN I- ON WOH. 8.
Tills Subset, 0 , .. Lit.. , he PO
cg r m .„,,,,.that the All 0 alt. Fropriet, of the
Ne . """--Franklin W0r . , 1 Port Car),.•ll. Ir. ly car
iliCk. aiim rkul on by S. -111v:o in. milt ,- , 1 Neon.
.. . Alone to manufacture to order, at the
shortest notice, Steam Engjnes, Pumps, Cord Breakers and
SlArhinery of almost nny size or description, for mining
or other purposes. Also, Railroad aud.Dritt Cars, Iran or
liras's - Castings of any site or pattern. * Orders are respect
fully solicited. GEO. 11. FISSLER A 11RO.
• ' _„--- .1
r Freinklin S he e! I'!"Iv rl, •
Tee snbscribece continue to tarnish the ObWert and
De. le
).
n; of Schuylkill Conn (y , with Shrivels of all kinds,
it he lowest l'hilmlelphin prices. Attention is particu
lar y coiled to their Coal Shovels. Orders for Shovels of
any alto or pattern promptly attended to. •
ak:O. 0.'113:51X11. it 8110.
'4`ort, blklrbnh; Angina 21.1852.- 34-tf
FOUNDRY AHD .NIAOHINI SHOP,
Steam ear tractor', er. o. '
Imo NOTICE.—The btuduem of the late firm
• IA of SNYDER k lIILNES, will be eontin
no& by the subscriber in all its cartons
heanches of Stu= Engine building, Iron
Pounder, manufacturer of nil kinds of
tlachinery, for Rolling Mlle. Blast Furnaccs,'ittilroail
Cars. ke.. ke. fie will also continue the business of Min
ing and Pelling the celebrated Pine /bred Fhlite Ash and
Lewis and Spohn reins Rat Ash Chars, being tale proprie
tor of these Collieries. GEORGE W. SNYDER.
• qativary 21.18 , 51 :ctf
O -
TO COAl l PEINTORS &. MINERS.
I er works.
Eti llg i tf g= The subscribers respectfully Inslte'the
Attention of tho busbies community to
flier h oller Tforks.ott Millpond street. be
rcla:6, low the ressettger Depct, rotterine,
where they ore prepared to manufacture
BOILERS OF Ei'Eltlf DESCRIPTION,
Sudt° Stacks, Mr Stacks,Blast Pipes,,Ossouteters,lßlft
Cars, etc:, Am. Rollers on hand.
.11eic4 practical nnsiumics, end having for years devoted
themselves entirely to this branch of business, they nat
ter themselves that work done at their establishment will
g i ve m ai s tiet ion to all who may favor them with,* tall.—
individunie and Companies will find it greatly to their ad.
vantage to examine their work beforeengsging elsewhere.
May 6480 • 19-tf • JOIIN lc JAMES NOBLE.
• !TTSVtI T E:g tIOLI I INC MILL. '
1...zU Afti respectfully an
mince to the public that their new 101 l
• tug Mill le MO/ completed and in full ope
azgl ration, and-that they are premix -1 to sup
ply all kind,' of Bar Iron of various sixes
which they will warrant to be-superior in.quallty lb any
obtained from abroad. at the same prices.
They Also manufacture T Bale, foi the use of the Col
lieries and Latina Roads. weighing from '4l to 50 lba. per
yard. made of the beet Iron, and which will be tbuud
much cheaper than the imported article.
Being practical mechani.* and havinOad conalderaft - te
experience In the Urns inisinees, they flatter themselves
Shot they ran glee entire satisfaction to purchasers, and
also makejft thelitnterest to patronize home =aurae-
I wee. • • • 1 . "4 OWN DIMMER ft CO.
December 8, 494 t
Na
n the
who
we.
• WASHMPTORARWI W ORKS.
• ottavasse,' vac, .
THOS. h JAS WREN'respeettnUy inuße
the attention of the business Community
j .u 1 1, 367 P4 to their New Machine Shop and Foundry
t elected. between Coal and. Railroad Streets,
- 'Q I ' and fronting on Norwegian street; where
they are.prepared to execute all orders for machinery of
Bram and Iron, 'nett as Steam Engines, all kinds of Clear
lug for !tolling Mats, Grid and Saw Mills, Stngle.and
Double acthtg Pumps, Coal Breakers;Drift Cant, ail kinds
of Rallroaddirtus, such as Chain - for Flat and 'l' Rail;
FlOO4 RlFltchrs,Ac..• all kinds of mutt and wrought Iron
Shafting. Being prictical mechanics, and haring made
'lb* &manes Of the Coal Region their study for year;
also all kindlier Machinery In their line of business, they
Oaths. theumelres that work,done at their establhansenf
will give satisfaction to all who may honor them with g
tall. All orders thankfully melted and promptly exe•
exited, on the most reasonable terms.
THOMAS WREN, JAMB WREN. '
N0r.220'66 47-tf
PALO AA L TQ ROLLING N MILL.-
Subseriners bog.leave to an
noruine to their friends and the public.,
c wrl
1 criteria/I, that their now.tolling Mtll at
Palo Alto is um - ample/to, end in full
operation, and.that they are prepared to
furnish rano of yarbor patterns, seri plasm from Y 2 to
TO The per yard. Also, different sizes of list, square and
found merekante bar Iron.
Orders for rails or Ittr ions are respectfully solicited,
and will meet with prompt attention if left either at
the Rolling Mill, Ellett & Lereles Hardware Store.
Oentrestreet. oral tbetrefacv. thirwoop, LES I DO.
IcIFFICE—N. E. itorner..;Centte and
,If Market streete,t'd atom. -Tett:dile, January Ist,
re: The undersigned bars this day formed a eolart.
wership under the style and Orin of HAYWOOD; LOS 1
004 far the purpose of swinstactartna Italboad and Dar
trio. it their Palo Alto Itolll tor 11111. • -
lIIMIA.IIIN LIATWOOD,
"7
. RICHARD GEN., . •
. .
GEORGE HEIGHT, •
* ' • • WM. 11A111.18. .
The badman of the late Orin of Lee, Might 1 Co.,wIU
be settled by the drat ur Usywood, Lee 1 CO.
Jam.l. 'bO . • • • 1- • , •• . 'I4T
trot 'UV
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Ittorvitnuw .
TALWAftII4I6
111154VER PIEADOWB.
DONALDSON.
C - ir : ~ ; t;i f ~► '1
iriroarr.
PORT CARBON.
POTTSVILLE*
gl.Virlia AO9 CRAPHITE PADIT.
PHIS Paint manufacturesi of Pam
Oil anwmplot., lb* Pltiinbago'or- 131nOk
Lead of onmaseres., The article Is btably recommended
to bat owns:ryas it toslsbabs *Mimi or rah aster,
also to Idler and iron matrobetnters of stet, shorti,
It , n. nutabinliter, *e., for Ott and other roorn, and in feet
tor ear purpose viten It Is deebeib/e; SO preserve lb w.
protect wood from fire, and also to' wooer,* voodoos
wort: One toatertelts paled Si iaderrable as Saw coats
Of tikkordLusry pilot. Baker piloted Pardo -vitt
rod it s ft& paha vtit be hint proreeted flout Orr.
yodase Priam eats, Mom Ito 36ast. 1214 mats wilt;
In <mkt of Stitt tO 600 The, le tents per poet •
Wakes am proems weal quantity fortrial.
Poe sale strairsale sad satin by •'
111. 'DANN N.
&bawd for the assagradarer In 1351'huyIkM
rrilE- Subsenr turrinzen author-
A_ bent by the mmudikatimes of i1i5r ... .....' Mtn.. 71/41
guPPIY 4 or6w• UR 'NM ureargie
S. TiavW* tiox '
, ~- • . ,
t• . -.lu g , A ugu st ova 4... - f.
RIME
'l3o(Yrff - 8110Fo%16:' 1 - --
'''
smon„ggetHE
- nA . l 4 ltElPStififfilii)t
, aisitietiA4 ia4 gener4
lipoWininateiennit dedevrvalllinthlkil
tin *
Itestheetteuth=routs
lim
ieta 4 =
urine revalfralboolni.
=tittogether with. fa geaernt enaottapeat
trouts aidaarpet,lfteablih•tar uev,
F AD hautittbbiadeblialuoun, - _ , -
a Ono door above At eorver_of WO and C - eirti
5,1 arras, orpoeite tbe.-Watvb Howe.
• XL—lnner/ Rhone:id Bootraialle en - oraer 4 a
Waal at the shafted aolbee.sod Inanatadaaat
hunt the best et' seaterbas:' Svaithhatlo tat khowomok
-1 Um tarubsbedvdtb dospoldwood searvaana te • eV.
Alt AP' Trj Ida; tabyou will'uot abap
, _ PotardUe. Moil a. tebe
PLUM,BING.
fflitifikVlNl4RB',llllt
• eartherteth.bave 'wapitis& selistatilabiewit,tbe
eatertebtuitieig,lnettet Teases where they "Mb.
tttanitattoreneersolyet peesitie'prenept'attetitteh and
Oat Work.
,Oetaber4B3B44 •
HARD
V! ,:w oorts of T Rails, from 22 !0 . 66
- • pu• yak; for r •
it/ /0 6 TARDAELA 1341 L.-:
.41.1040 L, Punphene,.Tur
nae. &a., for gale by • J. r ITANNUIL •
aaflktu Haven, August 23, bb &I-
Q!
p Q ONS Zinc Paiute. and 'White
Lena. tbr silo by : J. T.; ILANNtIat..
• c uyiklll ris en, Angnst 1/6 14—
OR SALE—A large quantity of
h eto Chain tbr .ate, of vntioni *bin ftant•
tin
s r •-,
nett to lte, Itches in Waste . - •
Doc. ti t 1tt.14. 441. .E. YARDLEY a BON.
IHIO Mineral Partite, Chrome Green,
Cbtotne Yellow—thy and in Oil, and 012thOltd of
e• description, for sale by J, T. HANN Mt.
Scbuyik HI Haven, August '66 ' . : • 64.
.1009000 Iks...Peruvia o rkGufino for
rl.oo,at &hull
ga4e D ' Y
kill HAM. by . J. T. lIANNIIII.
Schuylkill Haien, Anima 2S, '56 34. ,
20,000,715kirtig'w
oLnudrohiwteis9,l,asuds.4alts
fcr Wu by .7. T. HANNI:I 3L
Schuylkill Raven, +WAlist 24, ' l l 6 64.
VIM A IEAD !,;----Just • received, a
lameassortanent of Dentantds raient Staten; come
end woe them.'; a l e Sleds. Hough . and Sleigh
Bella, at . STICUTER - & PO3IPSOIN'S.
rottpTMe. Detember 0,10 . • 49:
SAUSAGE .CUTTERS:. STUF
VERS. Chop,r, ' Cleaver., &obi • Bezuttn, I lal Ba
lantee, with bow anti swivel. Sleeks and Pulley,. hope,
Ac.. nt STICUSEK k TIIOIII'SDN't3.
Pottsville, December 6, '66 : • 46.
AWARDED to Bright
t at the Rebirytkill nevem and Orwlgsborg.
rs. for the lamest and best assortment of Hardware
sad Cutlery. Call and enrolee tbekstock before pur
chasing elerwtrere.
Pon/Ernie, October 111.756
A GENCY for the Reading 4gtieul-'
i• to re 3 Mszhine Sbop.—flairing the Roney for the
Id ary - celebysted Agrieulturnllmplementa Manufactured
at this chop, I in the attention of farmers . and can
twill& them with these goods et nnufacturees pieta
—freight added. . .i YHANE ['OTT.,
rottavine, June 25, '56 . . , :51-
ticiMmick RODS AND; POINTS. .
ti.S e . received; - an• asstniment , o f
11 , Lightning ,Rods and Poluti,lefth fixtures. rt mulct;
which any Eimer can put up—sled tortilla chest) by
Juno l.'. 25.41" BRIGHT k Ltßell.
•
A l. T. tiA.NIIMIVI
VHOLESALE Dealer
. In Paints, Oils, Tarnishes, Turpentine, Cum
phone, Alcohol, Burning Fluid, • Looking Glass-Plates,
'Window Glass, Putty, Own ileae,Gunt Bolting, Perur tan'
Guano, Oakum, Pitch, Tar. Boat, e., &e., at Phitadei•
phla priced—opposite the Swan Hotel; Schuylkill Raven.
N.B.—The patronage of retail &ale* and the public
generally, is respectfully solicited. Ordentled and sent
with dispatch to all parts of the country.
Schuylkill Garen, August 12,1;6
momacaroNtsja
• • •
' IRON &. STEEL MERCHANTS,
Martyr and :Sixeenth Sfreetr, rhiladelphAt,
• • Have always on band and for salo.'•
HUT ENGLISH REFINED MON—Full assortments of
"Eagnans," and oiler favorite brands..., BESTAtIEItI
CA *flati--ordinary sites. or rolled to order for bridge
Ake., &e. PENN SIVANI A: BOILER PLATE—
tomlienaus Owe, or -ut to Cep:Orr-4 size. !MILER
RIVETS—Dover brand, made In solid dies. nEST_EN
GLISLECAR AXl,F4l—Amerienn and • English. FLUE
SHEET IROPF—For covering schuttot, AMMICAN
R SCOTCH PIG IURON.v RAI LBOAD.I ItON—T rails and
eat bars sultabbolbr alms, turnouts, Ate. JUNIATA.
ENGLISH d NORWAY OUT ISODS,SBOLTS, 111:1T8 and
WASHERS—For bridgeiL ears, and machinery purposes
generally. WT I EHEAHOKACIIINE and BLISTER
STEEL. Ala*, an . extra graldity for taps and dim The
above, together ;with fall .aseortment of Iron,Steel,
Nails and Spikes, to irhielc the attention of dealers,
railroad companies, eaglneers,' - ustaars, founders and ma
chinists Is Invited. • . IS•ly
OR THE • KO - LEI •
lead.and Rant • .tereFinoßty.
STICLITER & THO MPSON take
pleasure in announcing that they haVaeponed a new
oOsardware and TIMM Wages
I li
the corder qf Cent 4 itarhergintar,
And Invite the attention of their friftsufsmad
the public generally to h 6 inspection of their
Wife and varied assortment of goods,whlch wilteausist
In part of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Rollers. Sancepams,
Brass and Iron Kettles, Rises, Guns and Fistokßiti.
Barrels, Powder-and Shot, Percusalim Caps, Iron, BMW
and -Copper Wire, Iron, Steel, Bellows, Anvils, Final,
Piles and Rasps, Trares, Nails 'and Spikes; Muley,Milii
X cut and circular S ick l es , gl and Ger.:
men Grass scythe'',k, Scythe , Stones and Rifles,
floes, Rakes, Spades and Shovels:, Hay and. Manure
Forks; Riddles, Sierea,Axes. Ifateheta,thuniners,Planes,
Saws, Ropes, White Ism& Oil, Glass, Locks, Latches and
Binges; Butcher Saws. Chop pers, Clip" egs, DLII Balance*
with B ow and Swivel, expressly for BIONSers, ke. IRON
of all finds sod descriptions. Our foreign goods are
manufactured by the best makers, and the domestic ar,
Mee for the most part obtained directly from the =WU
torturers, comprising Cabinet and Building Materiels:
Carpenter and Shoemaker Tools; Smith and Miners'
Tools f. Moulders', Plumbers and Gas Fitters' Tools; ag
',terminal and Panning Implements , House Fundshing
Goods of every description, and in great variety—ln
short, every article In our line can always be found with
us. Our goods arenurchesed at the lowest pikes, tor
CASH, and, as we Intend to put on but a email advance,
it will enable us to sell goods lower than they have ever
been offered In this market. Uudet this eenviction we
contemplate opening a Oar-lIIICE Moan and take the
liberty of submitting this proposition to you for your
consideration. Being unfilled that a business based
upon thews principles will meet alike with the support
and approbation of all one-friends, we therefore propose
to sell goods LOW, for enemies, with no deilation,whieh
we are firmly convinced will result inmutual benefit to
all who practice it. We take this opportunity of res
pectfully soliciting year patronageouisuring you that uo
pains or exertion will be spared to please, nor any effort
withheld to promote the interest or secure the approba
lion and support of all our friends and patrons. Give
us a call at the corner of Centre and Market street.—
Storeformerly occupied by John &Morris.
• STICIITER d THOMPSON.
Pottrrille. May 31, , * • 22,4 f
RE I MOXAL,
Of D. L. Ester y • traware Stores
UAVING removed from the corner
ixor Centre and Market streets, to Fry & Start:Ned
stand, nearly oppotiteddr. I:sterly would inform his
friends and the inhabitants of this and &Cob/OM coon
ties, that everything In the hardware line.vrill always be
found at his establishment, where they may be certain
of getting superior articles at the lowest prices. /arta
member to can at D. L. Eaterly's Hardware Store, Centre
street, below Market-Aft
N IL—Orders for toe screens,dtsterly & Frick's ma*.
each:re. received and promptly attended to.
Fottsville, tprll 19;185 5 16.
FA ROAN 'B„BOAi r EB
THE subscri b ers, agents for the alibi
each:were, tuivetust rewind a new artiete,called
"Union Counter Smile," eateulated to weigh from 54
In mules tc 240 the. For ask at the York Store.
. E. If AItDpEY son.
. - nttsville, 28th, 551 , .
- -
COL CO L LWAII I ILLU,Mani t O . RE,
CON "FANTLY on hand, a large ag
e,
li j Nor ent of Pen and Pocket Brans, SelasorS, and
Table Knives and 'Forks, In Ivory, stair, buffalo,
ne anti I roo4 bandies; Barre& and Forks, Dirks, Bowie
, rdresote n . . -
ALSO--a Very'exterudrir aisiortaneat of Walbere, Tea
Trays, ke.
Fine English Onus, o;Wa.Plaiols, Allen's Berni,rts,
and Single and Double barrelled Pistols, with a general
stock or Fancy Modena. cortarantly_on band.
r - - JOHN, M. COLEMAN, Importer.
Phlladelpbli,Dee.Bo,.lll64 [Dee.27, , b3421 614(
is - CCROMIB_BI9I4,NIA,RIi HOUEIE
CIENTHE VilibEr, Pottsville.—
Thesiabeeribera are prepared to furnish the Trade
Mashinisis and Operators at Philadelphia priors, (freight
added) 'bonnie or oda, best Amnion Bait iron. man.
auto:eclat Potteatile v andwarratdedof mperlorcloanty
Also, light T rails ,suitable for Inines...and Cable Chains
lurnished at short notion direet from the Importer.
E. 'MEDLEY A SON.
York Store, Nov. V, lin „. 47-tf
• HARDWARE, APT' MON DEPOT.
iitvnuut: ti t, harnig now arrant
ed his goods at hbrnew plate of business.
and with a new determination of furnish
ing' all awl goods as tbe busluentot the
Coal Region may require, at their lowest market, value,
solicits the inspection of ttitirdbile. :I shall be always
an hand and kayo me lund a toll sleek of '
. . .
... . Use .Ivtp,. '
,„ Chopgag Axes,
- Floe iron, Coal Shovels,
. - Cast Steel, Trace Chains. • •
Mit Iron, . . Nally and 'Spikes,
lops, - . ' - Tackle Blocks, . • .
* , Bellows, ' Aralls and Vices, he, '
Mixture and Iron Depot, Csicyas Ella; throe &lois
Shove Market, Haat side. t.. , DIANE KITT,
, . July 15,1854 ~ .; . i. Witt •
e rn VA T RO
tort Mats' Hob
writ
Steextelleat
Oolerlartinanipe;t Tiles
' 11prtstge, t. • - . Flee Itrayt,
laddlerr, - t British' Wars,
StioanakeesToels. Alsoduontalla• TAW,
Oarpentees ?poly • - • Table CuUeryi
Dlaeaandpaint, Poetstestlerr j ,
Bar iron an e 'rabbi BPcons.
' 060.41 U
U. " •• , • Anvils sad nen,
Nails ald EOM , •
Agartosent of One atm.
141Troad Emu feud Midst Iron enual
. es„ •
• Smith " Wire, Tin Plate, .
Xats,rials, Dna Rine!,
Cast Mod: , • : ' Sidi/mu t
Shoo Steel, , posiatsd Bough
' '• OMIT* ' *
tutu eamit' • ..• Railroad ?razes, ,
- .Croareattairt, ; Pordari!Od
, Pine nandl4mort, •
0, &Mints - Mt ttunitis to tEO for ,
stheriAradidtoktiOnthtli eloadtryWdbilloi
His asv OrtgAtemi 410ap:Of mks atlas
mimeo Inketestroaidg
%V 0, ! °13,24 1, 1 r,1,41 E rY. 1ta 1ri1;
0 01110ifti lirardirowsiallifirm Com~rost 1
=NIEN
~...-..,,,Rv i ,,,,,.,..,.5.,,,,
w iks .
~
fr ay .,
tx !liOlt a li t 4iS ti rciii
- - moue lams t= Atm::
to iqpittro rtreet: Dot 'door t*kfr Cl
~
W/
y booadn th obrOti.
to bli floe of buiantas. s:e koo'expork fa; asto
to Ms boitatos vitt - fotiMg. blaftlo, sal
-of . StirolostattootiosetLiaiks Nut fa pvt!uP sti.thiibt
=cieostilli riled Act . oforr, r., '..-4
' - AY 1,X401,4 1 KAVAIRSC -
inr•.
tout,A ull.,,used iiyone _mathairan
W)I . 11. k i bifilthtriatqa.s Em
u the.warlit WI is ' , boastddiattireal
sad lisld lieads Ms y restored mrtsido
Afte r 0 11 . 3 arfzi of Fors , Toon ts# .
' ', ' - • -44. OW dkoWdssy.Yarli.
Alia, tocas'itatlad at , JamidaiM*se,S* 41710 ,
ru 4n.
popds sad reseal nersroaa olke.; ass tap bidet
. , • 1 c.aanurre •
Perfumery sad Twisty Sane.CatOeEdnsdercittr4th 6
Oda* OR ISO _ -t. - - •• - - 414
reepeetteity
otdie than
tbs anitko
:Itiaeott, egg for
OA 11te plumbinit.
'ts branchesat'
ler the Potts.
he boses by
ID be any
share or the
- " , irlltattser.
0o ar
as good,
reh
ea be dove
trial:VlA
KINEON.
53413
Idt
•
rbtthrirtha ' t - o - toult . or thp OX,after dirsetkas of Dana 1
e.liso great Phystological Chemist, by J. & UOl3Oll
- 111.1),Philadelphis.ifes. . - •
This is Natures osos .li?iserly for an .untesitny Waco
orb. No art of *ass du signal its maths powers. I
eontains no Altana, bitters. adds. Or nauseous drrigio-•
It is mamba; agiweable-to the taste , , and mat be anon'
bj this tir.4 teethrpstients who cannot eat a wateraselt-1
er without acute d.Wswon Dowaroofdrugged imitations
Pepsin Is sofa drag. I
Ca on the agent and tet deSaiplivoelreular,iont%
giving Cliwire amount of seletittee trident*, ken Lie
bleu, Ulmer chensistr34 - Dr. Otwobes,Physlolopyr at Dl
te=;DriPereirs' oni PoOd and Diet; Tn.. Joan W.
r, of Newel's* Untrardty VTOL Dunallson'sPliya.
iology; Prof. giblinsan, i t Palo College; Dr. Darwatoes
PbYrioloity to alter Oath repot!' of mares from all
parts of thollaited Rahn. • . . •
Oar Sold by all druggists and boalars is liodicinos,..-.
Price ONZ DOLLAR per bottle... , •
Tbokaare awl It : deal=
10- •
'RPM
' - Wholesale - a nd
_
--- Jx-u.imisertLicsactl.€7BxesSalort,
B.E Cornet Ceo.trok an4.Noilregian Ms:,
. ; • Opposite Mortimer's Hote4)
, . POrTSVILLE,. PERNA.
j .:
- ,
The subiterlber, having taken 'passer4lon of
• the ho formerly *erupted try fdrs.B.ll. 1
--
---- Beatey, atorerted therstante into a .
. W Den and .Aipotb icairy gloves
1 such as lie tbinks will prate satisfeetory to
es all pnrchneers. and respectlidly calls the at
tention of his friends and the public to his choke stock.
lie taut taken greatin the selection of his Drugs,
bledlcinea, Ac., and n therefore cheerfully recommend
each and eirdmone being
'PURR .A 'II UNADVitERATED. -
F .
..,.. Is determined to give his undivided personal at
tention to Ida business, at all hours of the day and night
when required . believing that the careen and reputation
4if phyrxians as wlll as the invaissablelfets of tkrir pa•
Weill depend. in e great measure on the care of the
. Apothecary and this-Anent) , of his drugurnd mixtures;
and he Pula tonAdinat that CREAPhatn, when obtained at
the expense of virtue and health, will not be the only
(written with his; omens; when ante his reputation
• es a ixtreful and ccrisrpetent Apothecary, shall be ntisfac
torily established; 1
,- This repute/loathe is determined tabullil up, with the
asslslance of a share of the public patronage--e fair pro.
portion of which is guaranteed to hint by numerous
friends, independently of that wil Who bops" to obtain
by elm Attention to business and - strict attention in
mixing ;west:4ooes which may aliett the health and
tires of bis custnners. - ' • ' •
Deeeptlou In preparing and eampoundlngef Medicines
for ruthless N ation he *III never Went td, though
It is notoriously ( Lena that such a dangerous deception is
much more exensirely and euecessfully practiced by
druggists than be readily Imagined.
/ „Ln
Confident of btnining a name and rank amongst the
first of ' his to mporaries, ho only asks. attention to
prove his will cone, and his ability try satisfy the Most
exacting.
44-Patrons ay with confidente'rely Upon thi prompt
and faithful , e eention of their orders. sent by mall or
otherwise. , ; ' CHAS. WI, MING,'
. Damn 6 Cumin.'
S. N. aC ha
re of nt and Normeipan - . AtteMlle.
e i
' Potaville, June 21.'56
The Arne of disease often makes its way to the later
nal amens ithrough thepores of the skin. This penetrate.
log Ointment, melting under the bapd as It Is rubbed
in,nbsoled throUgh the same channels, and. reathing
the seat of 1001=th:tit, promptly and invariably sub
dues it, w ether located In the kidneys, the liver, the
lungs, or aby other important organ. / t penetrates the
surface to tr ut
Interior, through the eountkes tubes that
communion with the skin as snr.er rein passes Into
the fevered h, diffusing Its cool and regenerattngin
ffnenee. I
SkinfDiseases ala Glandular Swellings.
Every 'Pecks of exterior irritetion it quickly reduced
by the anti-Inflammatory detion of this Ointment. An
gry Eruptions, sneh es gait Rheum. Erysipelas, Totter,
Ringworm, Scald Read, Nettle Ranh, foibles, or Iteh,
de.. die out, to return no more, under its application.—
llespital experience In all parts of the world proves its
infallibility In diseases of the' akin, the muscles, the
joints and the glands.
Ulcers, Sores and Tumors. •
The effect of this unrivaled external remedy upon
Scrofula, and other virulent ulcers and sores, is almost
miraculous. It first discharges the poison which prod's
ents4ppuration and proud tied:wand thus the cures.
!Width its healing properties afterward complete, are safe
etwoll as permanent.
._,.,-,
Wounds, Brltilin a 81111111'1131d. &ail.
Iffesma of the fracture of the bones. Injuries caused
by neon' explosions, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, • Rheum
efien,l3 of the joints,and contraction of the sin,
ews. it litighployed and warmly recommended by the fa
culty.- This marvelous remedy bits leinslbtroduced by
It s teem:dor fp person into all the leading hospitals of
Europe, aniasyrivate household should be wit/matt.
• . ' . , Ersderriabfe Testimony.
The Medicating of the French and Z`nglieli Armies
in the Crimes 'bl officially signed their vproval of
liollowey's as the most reliable .. ressing for
sabre mite, *tallier)/ ipsn shot wounds. It rs also used
by thesurgeodroftlinAllied Navies. r
Both thJ OPaltaini - tiii . t . ol,lllli shoukt Se aged
is as I '''SA4gsees : .
Bunions
Burns ' • ‘-:• threibliGiends
Chapped Hatids Slew Lin A . ' 1
, Chilblains &we
Fistula ~ - .1. , — ... Son 11 111 =.
Uout " •
tortahrohe; ll.
•
Lumbago ' Seers Granting" • -
Nominal Eriptions Sprains -- • •.- rm ll , l I
Pile' . Elia Joiiiig .-,; ' • 1
- Rheumatism • 'Fetter . •• ;,':
Ringworm Ulcers
Salt norm , Venereal Sores
Scalds - Wounds of ail kinds. -
old at the Manufactories of Profelpor Ihrtunrif
Ma S lden Lane, New York, 44 Strand, London. and by,
respectable druggists and dealers in Medicine Chum*
'out the United States and the civilised world, in pots,
at n. arnts,..tr2t6 cents, and 11 each. SEirThere is a eon.
sidemble saving.by taking the larger AUK , '
• N. B: Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed to each pct.
June 21, 'be
nit. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has
ducoTeres on• of our palm sataiiire Iriceds a
remedy that rums
Brag Hind of Humor,
He bin fried It In over 1100 mesa, and never tilled ex
rept In two ewe (both thunder humor). He Wu now in
ids possention over two hundred cereal:ldes of Its virtue,
ill within twenty Mies of Roston.
Two bottles are warranted to i nure a nursing sore
mouth. - .
°unto three bottle, !Incurs the worst kind orpimpleo
on the tare.
Two to three bottles will tore the viten or blies.
Two bottles aro warrauted to cure the wont canker In
the month sod stomach.
Three to flee bottles are warranted to cure the worst
rise of Erysipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to retie all humor in
•
the ejes. .
Two bottlesare weuranteito cure running of the ears
sod blotches among the hair.
Four to sit bottles are warranted to mire Corrupt and
'ensuing Weeks. . •
Oue bottle will cure scaly eruption of the akin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to rpm the worst
can of-ringworm'
Two or three bott/es are warranted to :um the most
desperate ease of rheumitUnn. -
Three to four bottles are warranted to cure the salt
rheum. . • . .
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst ease ofserofula.
. A benefit Is always experienced from the first bottle,
and a perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity
Is taken. • . ,
. . .
Re
, I peddled over a thousand bottlei oftbtaln the
Vicink of Boston. 1 knew the effeets of it Its every
ease.. 'sure as water will extinguish fire, so sure Islil
this e re humor. I never sold a bottle of it but that
sold another; after a trial it always speaks for. itself,-
There are . two thingiaboutthis, herb that appear to me
surprising; first thatit grows In our pasture', in sent
places quite plentiftd,and yet its value has never been
known until I discovered it in 1846=—seeondAttat it
should eure all kinds of humor. -- • - • -
In order to give soma Idea of the sadden Masud great
popularity of the dixowrollje will state that In Aprll,
issa,mpeddleil It and sold about six bottles per dayv-hs
April,lBs4. tepid °throne thotwandbotiles per daY
name of the wholesale druggists who bate been In the
baldness twenty and - thirty yearsi tay that -nothing In
the annals of patent medicines was ever like It. There
Is a universal praise of It from all quartms:
In inyoiro practice! always srpteg strictly for humors
since its Introduction seesawed fanartnedbalne.
t and wonderful virtues have bees found to It that
hfl il eAraw*doars iN
asarlyappositis the 111.
e, where grill be foutid
• • ot UisairAu:
never suspected. - • • '
' gam' eases of epileptic tita—a Alamo *Mob was al
waya ooadtlaral imam:alpha harehert mud Irrafew
,O s ittuitir mercy it It•will pm. effactlial In all
osaigrof thatawful malady-4We ario buttes who him
sum more ottt than I ham _ •
1 know of went asset Of WOW, all of that aged
poolAseurotto tt. --Tor the swims Almon of thoLtww.
Elak,lbwascho,DrpepaLs,Astkawaravatuid A Paha
la the able, Mame of the Spiakand Is du.
wee of tie'idaye, de., the dbeor, has done more
good than any medltine ever Wm. • -
NA time eaktillocesrart — ost the best PO 4 0 and
inewahof sts. _
• Dirodiourfor saa.--Adalts, owe halogenate par day
—alatm over lea yeas, a damn - spental-41eldrat
boa dire to Oita yeas. hmoapoonhil. Arnti difowthau
eau be applteablolo all covatitoticouy tat snalliclatit to
°potato co the bey& twit, a day.
lisaufeetered bJ DONALD 111:310/DY,
*trod, Reaberr, item
WOW. cia• Doting..
WAstessa Agesto—New Terit fib, C. t..truaimsy
Rite* stmt; C. IL Ulan,
1) 192 - 15teatilkyt Santana • It
Clatt,27slt e roedn s y ; ILA . eatttle,M WWI gm
'inkoisse mw. st-iNsunitmwzdor. ropyry,jk
ikattonsqthstrostmit,neddow
lharehi to Menlo, hy , T. Akr. viper
• • •
*TS 9 ;ilai
I • :
..)1BOICINal': - '-::-': - :',.:',
Marsh 8.14%
itig'CREATES . 7
Diedled anseevery of Me Age.
from the Totsin . Ws down to a eominon pimple.
11:MFACT'UTOM
TOBACCO. CIGARS AND OATS.' ' : :
*lrbil - Hamburg, Smoking Totniemi
artoommaca • -
WAD ashoittpriwoOstr, ZKltatt4oiltitla=
40; 2004/09 2111143pwatokeisititt lOW=
tlytt! Claw IhitritHs. •• .
- • ' IlattittewilottscoustS ,
EiTtAVSW ' * S .
•
OTWA- atkrbEtt . tho FIRE .
~ .which itiottotild. tow 040 Toasty, asdettr ogr
-11611 low w* arti not istwoW, bitt boo iC al =
lately to wok, tit the ol*slosst nem the Malec
where woltill botbotettatioacrAisgd‘• "1 •
Qin us a will awl &Mot us to repair ottr low: •
11111148 T BITtiItILLSA, '
ftlastaltPet.l3,* ' - 434 1 -
' 7- !taitiellg ;:c i tliDi
rCiubseriberuy prepared, at Ilia old
_ strait to tundtbankita. or mattosts hi' lib
and ormossoatal.- Ilto tto.
tllow terticatr Wadi= to th* Tomb Statwoottd Mow*.
toostoot histosatartwm - They can to hettoolrotY Ito
deli °fob* and will compare OLTOrabiNft twitaty awl
tuba; with our obtaitwil toisewiwoo; and are ' offortotat
choorruis . ort. • ~ , • JOUR ?AWOL
ztray. 204 y
.
ST, CLAM- CAR MANUFACTORt
Bt Co 4 Pa.
3.11118 - ESTABLISHMENT is now
erepered to wand with Itallroad Othi. and other"
ray utunbor of trelgtit and Coal Cars of trier"
.do
irr,lptl.
• Ibbeausehtnery to of the swot approved toustntrthat,
and the materials sued alb. beetquality. • The Pro ,
NW, an guarantee the stork equal to any tuaztedio.
turgid Inlthe Vatted Staten.
The Chilled Plata Wheels need
_by
_him are'
from the CetelAuted Fetumlry of Bush it Laden, which.
for ezrellenee hare nri_sompetior.
C...AULES 11..•A880W. Proprieto r ?. • -
CHAS. LArrOlf, Supt.
Jan. 10.-'3T . • - • • . . yly
POTTBVILI.E
Saddle and nessinnis .sanielliellary. ,
•.-... The Sitbidiber w?niti
, . .
..... : la most respect tally Write the
• attention of the eltiseris of Potts. Cr7V,
y Is sad the Coal Region In generahto.hls Wee aid
well selected stock of BADDLIIRY, alllrlndsof
Carriage and Teals Ilarnese, ,
Collars of all deacriptions, Drift Mimeo, ac. '04114 40
sires all who Mayneed aoythlngln the shoveling to call
and see Ids goods Wore parehaaing elarehercas then
can be nodding lost. , . • •-• . .
Orders for liarness,ite., promptly idled on reasonable
terns- . _ ; LEPEVSK WOMELSDORIT.
vlOlnotile Spaimpal Chen* Oaten street, Randle.
March 3.1855 _ [May 13,14] . li-if •
FOVES, TIN and HOLLOW Ware,
Brig taints and Dram Warty Cutlery, &e. - -
Ulm Ranges, hangeßollers, Portable Ran
4:im ()y et s, Heaters, &c.. te. Having an
his store he has added to his former
:stock a large variety of new patterns of cook
ing, parlor, cites and hall stoves, And he has
now the largest ,sjoek that ball over been Mimed in Hite
county. lie invites hbr. friend. and customers to call
and examlnefor themselves feeling eanddent that he can
salt them in onallty,and price.
o:ir Ile rails thair.Wartienlar attention to his sheet
iron Parlor Stoves, which be warrants to give more heat,
with lims ts! than any other stove in use. He has also
a splendid aiticleof Kitchen Ranges, which he ran give
the highest. recommendatkm.
Pottsville, August 311. '55 48. ,
TAMAQUA. COACH FACIToRY
Asa annum shop,
CIORNER of Broad antd — Centre eta.
-:FOSTER A. DEAN, 'Proprietors.
Messrs. Foster E. Dean having entered 4 ,
into partnership, In the Carriage Making.
Tiorseaboeing,Diacksmithing busineaaok
would inform the public, throtigh the 'levant. that they
will benceforth.earry on all the above named branchesat
their workshop in Tamaqua, at the old stand. Air. Fes
ter Jewell known ass blacksmith, Ac.,and..3.lr. Dean is a
pmfessional Coach Naker—both are prartirel mechanics,
and bpaccanbination of their skill, they intend to add
to their favorable and well known reputations as black.
smith and carriage maker. feeling , eolldent that their
productior cannot be excelled. ;
Vest's. 'Poster & Dean will keep constantly on :band
every variety of Carchsges, Casebs and Wagons; and bold
themselves In readiness to execute all orders—jobbing
or otherwise-Lwith good workmen, at short notice, cm
the easiest terms and in the best manner.
Orders from all parts of the surrounding County_ Doti
cited—address Foster & Dean, Coach makers, &e,, Wan.
qua, 'Pa. July 53, '66 30-6 in
LOOK . NERigi -
.72e C heapest plocc to gefi Stove*, X impure efe., is et
!'GEORGE .• H. - STICHTER'S Old
ILA
Stand, in 'Centre street, Pottsville, nearly opposite
• Brown's Apothecary Store, where be.'has now on hand a
full and choice assortment of
loess, ant frost TOt. CApper, Drifts:an ia;selloasee: Ware,
• " • which hoofers wholesale and retail;
t; , prices: csrresponsUng with the
• 5 - ; times, and which cannot he anepenF
aed in the county, in cheapness and
quality.
During the approaching *won he will pay Particular
attention to furnishing stoves of all kind?, via; Cooking
Stoves, Parlor Stoves, tea; Stoves, Le. Ile has made ar
rangements with the manuticturer to furnish the same
patterns of cooking stoves which are furnished at Den's
establishment. This the best and post approved kind
of cooking stoves in use and no family should be with
out it. Missing •or broken plates are furnished at all
times, at the shortest notice Old stoves taken 'in ex
change for new ones, and stoves delivered without charge
in the vicinity of Pottsville. The undersigned being
" a practical tinsmith, flutters himself to be 'able to give
general satisfastiOn, Box tin always on hand.
°SOROS 11. IITICHTER:
Pottarille. August 16 ,4 56 • -
IttEm • .
Rir:M77," ". '"T;MThIrT73I
SCNOYLKILL- - COUNTI' LUMBER
MANUFACXERINCpC=V:
nevi?. on hand at aglow e t, on
Sallread street, • gnat qisent4Cy of lumber ot grotty Mott
and description, which they eau aupply to Operator,
Carpenters and Builders, at ower rates than I can be
bought elsewhere. They are also ready to supply,
through the means of Mar ostensive business, and Is•
boy sating machines, manufactured articlestn their Ilne
at a saving of 24 per cent. on former cost.
Their large workshops bare been in sueeessful *ra
ttan for the past y . imr„ turnin outcastquantitleo of
Doors.. • Wi g,
ndow Prnmes,
dub, Panel Work,
' . Mouldings, Bod.posto,
Blind.,. • , Bannisters, •
' *
Shutters, • - •
• -Atuf ail kinds of framed, /heeled and Turned Work,
Which they have eonstantly,on hand. They are ready
to, execute orders at the shortest notice, for any guantity
or quality of *sired or manufactured stuff.
o f
and green Hemlock, of all kinds, for tondingpur
patio. Oak, Maple.. Poplar; chair, plank and scantling
boards; Cherry , Walnut. hlahoganr, /ie., for cabinet
work; White and Yellow Pluesboards ibr homing, raw or
made to order; -White Pine plank, 3,2%, 2,1%, 1%, %
and %inch panel, always ready; also, plank; beams,
ratio, sesutllng,Tosts, shingles, lath, ceiling lath,
ke., de: r .r .
of saw ed stuff and everything in their hue
on hand or to order, at the shortest notice.
Pottsville, March 29 '66
.- 10. ,
(WM'S. PATENT' nomuire MILL.
The Great Invention of the Day.
' 1. 1 }1 E subacriber announces to the cid
. sena of Schuylkill county that be has secured the
r g tto sell EDWIM and JAMES M CLAIM'S new Pa
tent Moiling MillAwhich is pronounced the greatest
.American invention of the day. The subscriber begone
of these Mills in full operation now, in Tremont, where
ho invites all persons to call and see it In operation.
This highly Ingenlorls,and much needed Invention,
forms an entire new feature Id themsurathetureof Wheat
Into noun and the splendid manner in which it per-.
foram Its work, artnWng, Salting, and separating the
psla MA single operation Into seven dllierent qualities
of Flour and Feed.-and that within a space of only !wen.
irryne foot In length by four feet in breadth, at the ra•
pidity of twelve bushels per hotir,on a pair of French
burr millstones only thirty inches In diameter. The
Oran is converted at a stogie operation Into Extra and
Superfine Flour, Fhtellour,Mlddllugs,Erhipstuffs, Shorts ;
and Mart, any pourer being apppplicable to propel it,,from •
tour horse up to any other desired. The small spice It
' occupies would not be missed when placed In aroom with
other nusehineryand the small amount of power It re.
,rubes to propel It, make* It certain that, ere tong. It will
supersede and revolutionise all other Flouring Mills. So
applicable Is this slid to the wants of the world, that
every sawimill, machine shop, loeomothre shop, foundry,
.4 nte, rolling mill, or any ' building baring a power tires
--; erected,ean now have within its walls?' complete Mei
nt Flouring Mill,at the trilling cost of from four to
1.
~, hundred dollars dwoillhairt t a h a e d if t n i rted th Stit e es no , inl can ou lxf s ain con o ti ti n t
.
fed tan Pour within Its limits.
1 ttith'e of these Mills nearly every large Colliery es
' tihibt In this county where steam power ls used
for pumping, should be supplied. They-could be erected
at a sera Mipense and would enable them to =nese
tine lbeffewn four.
This Meetly occupies the spice of 21 feet In length,
by 4 In whitteAgt is also portable and when put up can
he placed In a atiltion or dray, and with. a single horse
bawled to any paefivhere they desire to use It. Its eon
strnethm is so ebsside that It eau be connected with any
engine try a singteabaft:
Single oTTownshlgkilights will be disposed of by the
subscriber, residing-aik Tremont. Handle& of certifi
cates from Millers and:tither, who hare seen the .
.openttitovan be sof at the resenceid of he to
.w J. A. L. TICK.as • -
61.tf
''t"UBLICAT 3 IOI4S, .L.
CEOROE
Lrookeetter and Statioser, in ersoil e, Penna.
TS DUANE RULUIVN'S General
xagent for the following Worllnfineehrtytttil Bounty:
Bro. Muon, the Circuit RI- American Lawyer,
der, - labored Meagre. ' from
Ilaerned's Dennetle Medi- ' thellanen of Inertial*
) 41 " , tkaogitinig of the Cron,
(Arens° Dow's Works, - Life attic Adventione. of
Illustrated Itkma-phy, _ • •
Ortatness In little thin g s > Caratieraht the Urn%
Thepeople's Modleal L4b, tit Methodism,
The chore bmks will be delivered no - application to the
agent, In alai part of the eminty ntlirMibees prices. •
81a7.11,16 , . -
Strril lI M D IV T.
OW A , .-33 N orth
11l RD street, above Iiartet,IPMLADELPHLI.
hare ituit opened a complete stock of &+ . )130t , 14 99r0**4
&boot woks, Outline Mays end aid* r 7
and School Stationery.and will be pleaselk. sjj ,
to see any one %toasted on the' en
rz----..;.-`
of Education. They are enraged iu thIll." ~
following rnibllcatrons. tibial have mad*. the 'decided
and hearty approval of the most able',' kr. . thlgulshed
lEducators throughilui the Malted gat" . No *thereon
trolnellided In their Uzi. " _ - :• - •:• , 4 , ..,
Spellers assil fteadieng .
• Sanders' Pict - oriel Primer* .
_,,:,"
... .
Few ?paler. bedßet andtaillyset:
- . New 11 se Primess• •, --, -,•,•-„, - ..0% • , •• - ' ' -
il _ New Second Reader f- - -' i" 4, ... ,
. New Third Reader:
~,, . .',41 '. .... '-• , •
0 '
New Pour* Reader; ;',_.;•,-T:'
ll New 11214 Reader;. '
..
~'', - "•., h ,L ' s
Ovens quarter of a millionof-seimishooks, have teen
' sold within Umbel year. and theta , is
dented. •Having beentital iendreehalpq hugs psi=
paper and substantial bindkupabayinia acknowledged to
be handkmest, cheapest and bentipaders published.
pews dwroOy. . . It is acne ItidierMilly etunieded
that lb. eadyineW4 oftaithing• , , phy rapidly and
thoroughly, is front °While , ; Gleba. Peltoris
' splendid series of Dallis* ,
...., axed all others:
_ but are.loald up to - the -la : , - and improve
' monis without, rd thanalikill , » "sky 2 2 $ Po, Asti as
fellows - •
I,lhydridandTWOF*4oralinliiloWri/Um
• T fret WI gel i ~,_ • -, 23 , .. '.
a ims
S. Physteel and Pcditteallll4. Neatens Neitdspbere,
I Set by 6 dee t-- -- •'•:•:' '', • -
a. !hip of the tufted litihis; - ' 'Peovinees, Meal*
Central Ainerlos smith" - Tola,pds, 7 fest
by T fbetl ' • r -," , - -s i'M'' • ' - ' ' _
4. - .llapalralsollietteiWW - "' . .
11. Nap ofEtrapollimet Wl____ 4:. • ,
fi, Map of fl., Amato and . 7 by 7 *mt.— -
Tu t GiogrOleil- • . Ole Maps en entitled
,ILLezzliTem ji a _ Ntoses Rey Dill
~Thgarw . • .:, '. lablhaielldillT4=
enribreatllna , , " • ..y.fatadmitad
I to b• oadrdsali voiliki-.*-11Mit A DAllynox
„. . , '-'..Ndeldi ' • t, - , ilasakildilithiptda.
;,. cT Sarno* •. - 4 %,, ,- had at pedieber'sprinta
lat 8.11/INNAN'II •, • '•• • • l Vika hitha alp* ,
.lbc the riblialser. '•:cf '/.f . ‘''' ',,'
• ... &ft lITISSL -,,,,-, . .... ;- imeat - . --
IMMICZNEI
VhSINS"stWRAM,.
1 " . BOOKS
tPl A t efirOV l !
la. at Um rhaularia
111 31LigA
Mal
M (iR6
Wie` $1 SO Mem il L
bootstopeof
;.. WATSON* /MUM k,
:ANNALS,or. Ebu
irytranta ga Ow Ohm
wasedotes anathieldeatta
tailitar-auntarotw anighatimin.
044 la lantabareattli r 4
__yerika r sr-
Ltouz: BMOC MEP
sell Ott a large Portion of
aaS paella:4a, anti avers
who - theirs witiliatirtroving
wirer wS with Welt. wimp and t* NCH
tiol trash al double the retail
ot twos shrew with it
thallookit;
liort
vorabla ppnall to niatehasif.
opal to nay Liana In thfl Chief
- • Faintly Bilges and Jareenho '
neastintanh Tinolinft st •
• Weal
•
Sheik sis harawyr • MUM. •
QeEORGE J. Plirteldlli.aDv hating
araorag hlibookStrwe from litehrEolo4o1 0li ce
w %torn his , ends, and the bile generally
throughout the aunty, that they may d hts ear and
large establishment on the corner of Second WI
road streets. - • •
rho stock a books, stiumeo, fogy amass h!
lima and complete. courprbdult aterttalla thartakr by
wanted In Eh Ilne, at alotathst rannottal to at.
letrattoni bang In many cam wren eheapee than: they
can be bought to the el Uas Ills supply or hew hooka
horn tbeladefales is very estenslia, and will enable
blurt° Pell al Walesa' as well as. ate*. Selma and
country stores supplied with booksand stational Ott the
lowest wholesale prteet Scot:binding ind blank work
Banat the shortest notice and to the bad style :
• It. B.—Anything that may be regninst In his lista der
Ilrord loader. . •
Minerstille, Math W, 7856 111•171
TAVVbr.et:iifeTVA:Palf`lll'l.s:
. -
tog magiaAnes. and weekly papers, at publisher's pri
ces. Two of the $
3 magazines wilt be thrill :hod tbr-$3;
or two of the EZ. znagazinee for $3 /SO. , 1
1
Littelfe Living Age, solEniczerboCker, ' 1 3
Harpers Maillittne, 3iliousehold Words, 4 3
Putnam's do 3iMrs. Stephen's Mootid,y,l%
Coders Lady's Book, Farm Journal, 1 I.
Graham's Magazine. Sißlacit'wooda Moguls* . 3
Westminster Review, it, Horticulturist,. •4 2
London Quarterly, - Miler York Journal. 3 , 2
Edinburg Reda" lUcalle's Leaks' theartle, . 3
North British Bailey, itiArthor'm Home liamenef 2
Ballou's Dollar Magazine, ',Hines sko 13 c 4 ' 8 4 8
london,Lancet, biTcnney'sitinnagliagrene, IN
, • NE WSPAPERS: • - 1
Balton's Pictorial. ' ;N. Y. Ledger, ' .1, . 2
Frank Leslie's 11l ustraledi3 Ledger of' Romance. 4 2
Saturday Evening Post, Elan of our Union, 1,1 2
Dotter Newspaper, ' it Little Pilgrim, • 60 eke.
i i
London Min. Journal, TOctelSeteritibe American 4 ,
1 2
N. Y. Weekly Tribune, !TWaverly Magazine, , '1 3
N. Y. Weekly Herald, ;31 I P
The advantages of procuring these through us lire that
there an tow loss to sub scribens through the failure of
the mails, they are the vintage and recaps theta with.
out being folded or Injured - for binding. ' " I -
We bare connected with our establbhment iirt 'item
sire Bindery, and can put up the above in varimn styles.
B. BANNAN. Bookseller and Stationer:
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF 8970 - 63
A i A 11001011 Y•ripips.
oTHEt
SUBSCRIBER jaj now rOceiv
log from the late Trade Sales, ay eztensiveliartety
endert Miseellaneolut Works, which he will !sell at
extremelyclow prices. Along many others will and
The Standard Historical !briny. embracing the Works
of Rollin. Robertson, R sell, Plutakch. Ac, LT trots,
The New Library of standard Mimi 20 vole, :i ' • 1
Hammond's Hunting Adventurer in the Northern Wilds.
Cunilning's pouter'. Life'autong Lions, Elephants, Ae.
Stephen's Egypt add the Holy Land. !
Wter's Family EneyelOpedii of Usefullictimledge. ,
fleadley's Washington and Napoleon, 1
Newcomb's Cyclopedia of Missions. , a
Dnychink's Cyclopedia of 'A.mericau Literature,* roll.
Banyan's Pilgrims Propellor Iltustrated• 4 -
Josephine Works. is 1
Foxes Batik of Martyr,. ' :
-Life of the Duke of Wellington; Illustrated.
Chamber'. Encyclopedia of Literature, 2 you". I
t, amber's Informatitm for the People.
Scott's Commentary on the Bible. 3 rob. ' . I
Comprehensive Commentary on the Bible. 6 rob, i
Donituirotte and Oil Bias, Illesttated Editionn.
Illustrated World of Art.. . . ; ''3 I
Tales ofit,Grandfather.
Works of Lorenzo Don. ~ - . ' 1 • .
, . .
Aaron's Natural Maori, Plates.
.'
Arabian Nights Entertainments. l •
Dickens' Works, new llMatuded Editions •
adoson's Complee U urhb.,..•uil, : • '.
Washington Irving* W , r — kii, 15 vols.
Coopers! Works,'" 4 Tole. '- '' I I
'Bayard Titylor's Works, 5 vols. —, •
i . a .. /,,,..
Lyella' Elements of Otology.
Lyelle. Principles of " I • 1. .1
Bulwer's Norelt., . - • i ; !..
tire's Dictionary kit Arts, Minatietures out i llitnek4,
vols. cheap. ' • ,
111. BANNAN„. /'
. I
-
Centre St, opposite the Episcopal church.
i , ,
WIRE SCREEN
potTsviLLk.
RODCERS;ENT_, Bk__
C,02,11
ittitcoar RAILING wOltriase , ,
_RODGERS, ENT CO.. maanDieturerr
I l i ir : 111 1 , Sad Wrought IRON RAILING.
c nzazt . ,(every desert p t leo #'intrlte thoi atten!ton
r the public to their branch or buslueas.
6 "" 6 Oath le conducted la the WildingDa.
met trocruptcd by,KutA as a Coach in Coal attest, Path •
stile, Peons.
Theme eats rarpLah Irenu3das, Tritllle:Wark /per Art
nay can taro.— _ era IV Arbor.,
As.; Mower Todnena,Tree Boxes. Are„, tII every,' variety ofd
style; Window Guards, CellarGrathig and Wire Netting
of all kinds, at the shorted notleekand on the honest
terms, together with Iron Bedsteadg, Warm, Lot and Car-
den Fences, Engliah.littrdle Pence, ?Lc., 3c., pelow 'city
prices.
N. B.—Cemetery lota neatly enclosed. Beiigna " got.'
op" tdittlt customers. Everythinii In their lineonhaad
ormdered, will be furnished at the aborted notice.
We are prepared to do all.klude of castings, st4t eel
railroad chains, water piPoir, ae• rl
Pebruiry 2;18•56 •
VtiA:4;x:ivsfvl:4l
• • ..
(Late .
Z &pea
(bate Kerins, eworlis amp)
lalivlaturers* • i '
Wire Coal dereend. Coal Riddles, Wire
g 011=9 Brooms, *C., at / *113101111114 ai11417/kni
• .102 rr'37 County.
. Ti/JUArld for the liberal patroustrethey
Lave received from the Coal Dealers and others, hi the
ptst, would most respectfully solicit their enttOM ID the
future. • All work done at our shop will be warranted, so
that no one need be afraid of getttng a badlittb.. •
dr. Kurtz being one of the oldeSt, and the; most nape.
fleeced Wire Worker in the county, Iwe feel sum that we
can turn out the beat Coal Saving In the Region.
All order's addressed to J. 11. Kuril, Millersville, to W.
Heisler,l. Pottsville or Hurts
will be promptly attended to. Old Sums stcysaired. ,
Slay 19,1856 ' . 20- ! •
TRA.ViILiNG;
EllftMsti F 4 l SOAßßA l lit*Z. ,
Thts Ilne eninecitit daily with all their! wreat South?l s
ern and Western Reines. By ariangemenqben place ot ,
bushman% Pc4tertilit will be at 'the office 'of iloward at:
Co. B. 6. WILLIA/dB,BuptUintandent..
dpiil22, 16642 1 •• - 1 16a.i 4
-+ ,-- , ,
SCHUYI w VALLIEJ(PASS'It iTRA!4I3:
laser agements.
, .
Eallig-ANNaggiltagal '
ON and after MO S DkY, November 10th , 1856, the
6chnsittil Valley Manner Tnina will leave is fok
lows, els : • -
Leave PottnUle at . - • 7680 A. 8114-••-. W. P. )1. :
41 Tuaturora at , -
- 830.
~, -.
—3 ." -'
,Passengers by the 7.30 4. M. Train will take the sh e ts4
it Tuscarora ear Taluaqua r and ;there roped with and
Ostawlssa.Wilihansport and Elmira Express Train,' vim*,
leaves Philadelphia at 6 A. M.,*thr 3 tagare Pails. Le-
Pare
i ! I
I Fare 5 oil Pottsvi ll e to T fora- - ~., •,- 30 (until.
Through tickets to j. - - - 1- ' - 56 eentS.
•
W Tickets procured to the Grp. •4elB
E. B. WIIBULiaI, SuOrintendest.
Pottnille.Narerriber 8, , ? 45-aria
1
Pallidelp_i7a sg ~Sesdt~n~~irtlyd~►d.
griIiIIigNINIIMORIK
1 36. WINTER AELUANGENENTS.' MC'
r fIRE GREAT Northern add Westept
X united States biniftiontea . - l'• _
434. Soca increased mut Pere irrimeat.iili ( '
LITTLE 6CIIIITLELLI., CATAWISPAOMINBURY and
' NRIE, WILLIAMSPORT AND' stantyt RAILMOAD..
' Through to Buffalo, in • ..- 7 16 lnars.l :
. Niagara Falls,_ • •I, 10 .ll I i
"... Detroit,. - • ,!, -- ?. lit it 4 I
• . m an° , . . .i . 34 fa 1
,i '
." ' Bt. Ulu*' • - 0 , 68 .la
Ticket 0111 c% N. W. idrnerSlith did, Plaint Anita.,
and Philadelphia and Reading hansaNd Depot, dead i
Mead and Vine. . ; - - ',
On and after MONDAY, Dec. ellt, Urea , Disseniges
Trains will leave the Philadelphia and Beading Ihnhowli
Depnt,corter Dead and Vine greets, laDy, (Su el
ceptedd as N 601118: - •
Day Dupre's...24o A. E.
Starring at Aneduille and Reading, only. ICO ea.
log with Catavrima, Williamsport and Er' ie and Willi Amt 1
port ad Itlminslt. Raid ; arriring it Dadra at 6 . 15 d 14-;
conneeting with New York and Erie and Butialo,andlla
Work city Railroads ,63r Dunkirk' awl lintralo; and frm
thence. via. steamers on Dike Erie ornake' ahem Mell ,
road, twCioveland, Toledo, Monroe; thulditakr an DWI
troll. • Also, with Elmira ,; Canandlied and N
Pais resumed; connecting 'at Canandaigua with sw I
York Central liallroadAset and Mask a n d a t i mi
eas fr a
Bridge with Great Western and Mlelsigan Central Nall•
road for Detroit, Marl St
,Lin 411 44 an PO l O 4 In Can
ids and Western States.
Matt Tral9ass.l.3o A. x. v:
Stoppina stall Itatlansmad running* Potterille idly.
, Nigh 114prolts-.3.311k i5..11. _-. .1 : -
Running every , stopping at all etations and Iran
Ring td Pottsville Connecting at Purl Clinton wills Cat 1
l esussa, Willis rt and Ede, ant Williainsport and lb
al b a nanec s ab k ring at Dodd at 4, A. 41.; coat=
slth New Turk a d Er ie , lintralo and New York eft and
lake Store Eal ds,ltOr Buffalo. Duakirk. MO*.
I s
land, Cincinnati, edo, Chicago, 504211 points West.—
Al so , with Canandaigua and Niagara Psfinlitall
dada; arriving Niagara Falls, at 10,30 A, andeet •
lag with Day Mx or Great Western d hot Da
trott, Chicago, Ow ' ' ' •
tile.
- • 1 ;
Tide Itouteor lb its connections, tke. artidtait
sod Iciest direct e loratuda and th e ker. i i •
only age e of hetweds Phildbelphil and
611:ada or the ea. a c • . .'
Pasiontors bY Day - I.lneakflart at Eyoro Cilt l itoo,
mx ;ice
aad dine ilt W
_. Xaseenneka ; •by 'way of MAI
Hided take ' per at rod ; Clinton.l ; • 1; •
I s norit ersPn WWI TinbOts by Ws t4iiii`htije the
,
privilage of stoning ationtof Waffle* pasta and re. ,
eandag that: seats at a maul. - . • ;,, :
, f rota po rm Phltailetplito OF .. _, S :
'Vll:flays; . „ 12 5 nand. Ida VonatendatlO 00;
Catawiess, 4an Inv* Taus, *U. El - .:
Rupert, - .: , - -) 440 , mire; canin,lguis et
pandas, ~ .• . 4, 00 N. Litallsvad t .i /0 0 0;
arnuma, • a a., ...rglls,'vls.Bitfoslo,. $lO 00
WMIAIDIPOrti ' '' 6 "I Bridge ' ' •
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Moira,
].Hermon. ' ' ' It 01 e4 0 : • It It
chletnntatl. ' vn"
r
w i g o leinnitl.
quratioitais t . -' ' 'BOO
.iticasi, Itraloul4't
, via. Gorham , 8 • • ! TAW 2 1 - 1./ 3 CO
“ Ingmar Ha 0t4W401...i .:l
8 - ohn Areal, ,8f • • tern dliktigutj '_ _
Caum4olo4, • . B, . Cestrligtintoll. i 110 al
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lizoloclv 71Slos B ', Ie n T I LD IIBIII ° li - —i 1
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Bocheubst, 018..11. Ma ~,. 1 L.. . 1,404, .. 1
11. and 11810130 1 _00. --- .i irilltanrolt.— . • 48 CO
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roark,a44 Ontand A ' ' '. ~ f, .. .1' '• -- -1- ~ j- 1
1 )(whams.— itioot --=7 - ' • :,
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LA': -itiliire=liseell=
-I. • i# • 1. 1 8001 wisemAr.smaibie
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IScrvotiber S. ISM
ItRONANg STS9II., j
No. 13. North Water stave, ewe Make,
Aril 11.1866 • ) /547
''C: 'F. SHOENER.
Whelatale Dealer la Deets, Slimes. wad
FANCt STRAW AND PALM LEAF HATS,
N0.11.241C04A VA int Strut, PAtladdphia.,
Janitor*, IL /06
IS AT 11 NlkkB S
6 1 ; 11
=.‘ 1101 York lkiildings, Philadelphia.
wrrucca: •
J. 4. R. Outer, Tamaqua.
' Joao. Cole, •
Co:,BlMman, Norton r k . P11113 " 0111 *
.rbilafillphla, T. 223'55 . 51.tt •
--BOYS' Ci._COTHINC.
SUBbt)RIBER, would -respect=
~ : ft* inform their nuaseions friends and customers A
ScSC lay, I County, that their assortment of Clothing foe
"Young tsentleasen is touch Urger thall over, and 'thoF
are SlitposSed to sell cheap. Persona Iliing at a distance,
have the privilege of eachangfing clothing purchased at •
thll atnia!,lf they do not sal t.
1 VA. 11CriF 2 BROVIER, r .
! 272 Chestnut St., corner c fTentb, Philadi.
April 4-2;1658 ,
...„_. . . 1647
gPlftlz4. - .%11-581AVI,Tispittl,
, of FRA:NCII CALF satva, and general , Leather
er, No 6 South ad it, Philadelphia.
4 gissal amoeba col Of all klodsof Wentz, 3.10n0cc05,
. etc., eta; RED and OAR SOLX LEATILEII. , •
Aug. =,15.56. • . 2143m .
--4,--,....-- i
----- _ ~._ _
iii itiPltlieFific,°FhttroPrAß.Nr.el2,l.DußTAi'i
fortottlers or flotet-itlse_ pe_rs. constantly on hand
an foe aby ~ AA DR= mamma SON, ;
[ 1 No. LSO North Second Street, Philadetpl*
irrectaberls, '56 ' .' ' 46firia • ,
1 1 . i
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J tt r .
&A Ls it
cum o 1
Irs
- •
•
7 amd t 8 Souhww S veuttadelphis
,
pFEA,LERSI IN 011 4 . have just 're
eehred, direct from New Bedford, thole/lowing Mrp.
p , o (da i wklch they Offer for *algid thelowcat matkol
17 Mit 1 • / . • ?
Winterffrienn 011,3,11~. . I WinterWhaleoll; 12,ffoOgal
do SlephantoU,9,6oo do I Backed do do 7,0d0 do
"irk4lln atore.Oreasing 011, Yale and Brown Soap,
.
Sperm and r Adamantioe Candle,. ,
Y 412,14. -,, i • B.ly :
4 - LEAF T S TAQQII) AMP CICARt4
i i 1 Lulu & um,
NO. 21 South • Front Street,. Phila.-
: tielpbla, Commission Idatebants, nod taltehisale
4 min all kl•ida of 1 1 • , "
Veal tobacco, Mannfortarett Togrcco . I. %are
,1 - 1111ftt ennstatitia on band and for ealtilerw,all kinds of
•-d.' EWAN and SPANISH LEAP XORMX:6B, sehtted
:th e neeistrefe . ..lace 10 Millauttiturers' are. - ; •
ATI Illikiell skid. warranted to be Amager resollted !Lad
*
erY d portun - ly lorded! for eiamlnatke. '• - I
.11 nu at adl Lance MO send their 'ordora,l and
rt1.1;111 . being as f thfulty served as if the goods were
*laded n person. • . : 1 ,
Afirlll2, 'SG , . ' . 1 /4"7" 1
JOSEPH A. NEEDLES,
I I f MANIITACTUKO. or • ,
' ;Wires SIM. stad , Elalr.eletk Sieves, '
F°MCIARSE. mediurn4nd fine in mesh.;
. Jugs, enbidesise and small in diametei. Metallic
ier woven wire, of the bent qualities, various razes
of meeb, from Nos. 1 to SO, inclusive, and from. one to sis
fret. la width. They as numbered so many spaces to a
-lineal Inch, and cut,to cult. The subscriber also keeps
ermatsratiy on hanA SCREENS, for Coal, Sand, Vrei, Lime,
ratan,, l l 'gy t atli f7a u t a . ei S 'lTte l r th r !if lan "I' ,7e:
eat Of bright and annealed loon ,Wire. All of the above'
id Wbrlamie ow asian, bY J. A. NEEDLES,
. t •
, Mai ` 64 l4rti) F ro n t sPvetjhiladelpbis
- 3 l, 3l, 'SG
22•9 n
&dew de auntie Itsedis f. tremate.• ; -
THE FURNISHING STORE,
i
I
, i0.)06 CRAIMAJI ST., COWIE - 4 PLUM ST,. NM *IX;
It
F MBRACES an extensive and 'cpm-
. _ ~,
vide assortment of 'the ili.ll intrn,•stic, and
at tuanulkettnes of GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING
Goons. equal In material. ,make, texture, durability and
Style, to any stock ever offered in this country-and. at
prteei which cannot foil to secure the attention of, does
oath anress, consisting of
'1 BILIRTS-V lib linen towns, collars wed vrtistbands,
Of itti best and Onset qualities, and new andantes style&
:t•. CtllOO SHIRT'S-The Litest and most attractive pat-
aint. •
1 trs. DEn D
sunera and WilinfES=Of wool, InerinoY
eashWord;atik and cotton, eldealrable and darablequall
ties4and tbe Tering Wool Undergarments, an highly apt
.Rl 2 ll by physicians. . Also, the Shaker Starts and
OM
I . eItAirATEI-doperter quality and beentifal styles,and
:a [full' assortment - of Stocks. Collars, Nerktyea, Gloves,
Sear% and Mufflers of the richest kinds.
8138PENDF.118-An almost endless variety, including
the Snot and most uuraule, . ,
'T rtHANIiERCHIEFS—SIitfiand eotton-:plala
~and doled-an unrivalled aanortment. . :
' .111 LF HOSE -Wool anti cotton, of the best texture,
Waited express y for retail trade. - ' '
~ 1 i tdrittNlNU R IBM and GOWNS ..... Elegant patterns,ex
-1; eill4nt material, and of the best make. • . • .
I; I This stock cum: rises all grades, from the lowest to the '
.rlchritt, that can lie produced-end haring every facility '
'i ter Importing and manutketuring.aot exceeded byway, oth
.i, ei aitablishment In the United States-buyers, therefore,
I nilVemisult their interest by examining thegoads which
Ilare Mid at the tow 'ST POtEIDIS con rams. • •
I i' *a - Goode prop ly delivered at all the Raihned De.
II pold;Stmonboats, de . and in any pert of the city, without
charge. .
I.* Shirts made t i order by experienced hands, In se
tae style, at shoe, notice, warranted to , tn. :sar- No
adze work done I i this establishment:
q.t.18, 1560. .
____ _
PUSI:18111110 HO , SE:
LNN ,arALitem sueeessorsto GEORGIC
WILLIG; 1 , :o.186 at; t streat t under the
Utah House, Philadelphia, era constantly
publishing the latest Musiefrom the inert popularatte,
i
{hors in the United States. n a style that trp vie with
fan'bowed at any other house, either in this country
.gurope. •
They have also the pleasure to announce to the public
I hit their stock of Sheet hind: on - band, consists of the
I arteat and most complete assorts eet to be found i n th e
eountry; they are constantly adding to their stark all the
:Neer Husk published In New York, Ito ton. ac,
They also publish wend Instruction Bootie, which are
•i u general use throughout the country. : e •
PIANOS—A tine assortment of the best wattafacturees
lot ; New Tusk and Boston, at the lowest clump prices."
SIUSHIAL INSTIMILENTS.
Also, a general usottmemt of Guitars, doll g,
Vititem, - Actortlecrta4 Ate., Vloßo.Oultor wad fl tWop,
of•tbe best Italian qualities, all of which will be furnish
,
id to the public and the trade at the lowest retie:
. • Orders onnetnally attended to. f •
*All Lee k Walker's Musk and Publkatkras eon he
ibtalood at B BAN NAN't. , • Book and Neva. :tore. potb„
PhiladelphiaL Erb a. ISSI t S 111 •
1 ,AL CI ASR. 31:10 .: -
i- • -
- FURNITURE & FURNISHING STORE, 1
i,.. __:...... .
T ilt subscribe r s take plensiarn in an
nouneii3g tithe pubneth general, and the Coal Re- 1
g on In peritcular, that they are now prepared to rural' i
t em with all articles In their line of business. As hey
W l .intend to manna themselves to
II - ,
U EL'N 1,T17
RE
manufactured under the immediate sti.
peiintendenes of onset the Arm, Yr . D.' N. %AMMER,
Who has for many years had the entire ehargeof Mr. Rio
tile's best work, they feel confident that they tan furnish.
the public with articles . In their tine, not stupassed by,
soy other establishlnent In : th e United States, for style,
gurability and finish ! .
~ SILLYMAN P RARRCIIRII.. pitiful Ware Roost and Moirv i tisidom No. 108 Second
, street. below Dock sired. l'AtTaadpforo• -
'it. 8. Slllynsass.] , j D. n . lEstewebetre
P: 6.--entr friends from Pottsville and the Coal Region
Virill And It to their interest to give ne a tall: , As that Is
our native place. we ins dixtormtnott to do:mar bort tr
Seim them. AU Orders will be promptly attended 10
~ PhiladelphiOstober 6,, 18351 '4O-ly
1 • fd• WEI mALowts & co.,
mers,
Broad and floral:on m
draet gm so e rkaodelphio, ikon .
!OULD:call the attentton of
Wroad manioni, and those Interested in Railroad
Property:to theiCEptess of Laconia/4re Engines, in whirls
they are adapted. to the particular busineesibr width
they may be required: by the use of one, two; three or.
}bar pair Of delving wheele; and the use of the whole,'
or so much of tha weight as may be desirable Atr *dhow
iron; and in aceosamodsting them to the grades. curves,
- 11trengthi of swperstructlon. and rail" and work to be
done. ny these means the maximum Useful effect of lb*
*tearer is isseuredwith the lout expense for atten&uce.
castor fuel, and mein to Road and Engins.. With these
oideeta id view, and 4504 mutt of twaety.tbree pars
praetical:expertentee in the business by our rainier part
- nee, we Manursettirejlee different kinds df Enginis. and
movers) dosses CV skips of each kind: Particular mitten
tion paid to the strength et; the outlaeio the plan nod
• woriunanahip or ell the .datalls. Our long 'aperients
andvpartunities of obtaining information, enables us
' to offer these en* nbs with the anursneo that in elllelen•
ey.oranomy. and durability. they will rot:lmre favorably
with theme any otberlind In 1156. We alio famish to
orderwheels.azies,bevling or low moor the (to et eon
lees wlthont boring./ composition outings for bearing*
every description of Copper sbeet 1 on and nailer Warkg:
and every article appertalolos to tbe repair or renewal
at loomsative Might& ' ,1. W. BALDWIN,
January 8.150 141 i STADIUMS' BAIRD.
-
- ' _Dill OSLO!! •
jOHAis'l ON, Agent for A. A.
ern US
. , LANK (late Lane and Ilassertgesalo deal.
'' °IND. N0."124 Pea rl, SS Water
sheet. Yew Tara: All orders lett at the at Jean
Lamed, Faq.'or at the .Eselmoge noted; Tat tomb*
prompt attention,
• September A "4 1 3 ' j
h . 800.1 a. , .
QP_VERAI. Thousand . Volumes: tare
• kirnal" Wetted roan ttlabastmatbors,Wwor of eeldeb
aro adapted for flogza
mitw ileltoof Übaldo, sad' Premiums.
Sands; &boot Id ' at 12,450. 13 00;35 0 0 Asa VO.
• Standeed Whiettlaneotei kiln get vut.e7 t _. • •
LadleavCabeat Gehl - Cases, Writlos Seek;
Port Moons)!, 044 Ao., de.- • s ' •
.A.hirlMeimartisloP, 1.4_ fldrereatlimes and To r Boric
ca,
. 144 ' 4114C81 " 111°Pficle ' t° e r t li t a be llm it .o.. l4'
Omitee; kintel.; opposite the Zplseopal Chan'!"
ccanassioN 87011,1 tr.
‘,Corliirtfßailroad d , Cksilosekill eiresta.Peureilk.
r -, 1, Wifttaleaule wad Iflertall. .1 .
, HE subscriber respectfully announces
tirtbe Wile that be bas bikes the Inoue' sad bed
- is ~ l i iiidelbre kept by Jkll *Jul Mather, Irlierdtetlll
bre att abide of Hoar and feed. of awry dieeilrum,
"tiro will be 'old irboliaal• and retilloit 'the roved
= tat
Ili Sas es band a toot aseertiseat of **Mee
Thom Fred et au Ida4mukas Veru, Oats. Wil
rod. Saw,
lh wil S4.!IPIDI/1 1 05 1 r4 1 4, 1 15 4, 11 4 4 AN afi..03a1.,
Pe elaMarldlelo ta•iltiolielloot dii trirenAii at
view. - ,nd ibileelille sionseartt, /Whig atoll-
Aid tiwt A i auJi_stresatire matliesetlati to Moss lib*
.:=1 4 1 1 1 : 4 1 I ", ti!!Or•afkot . - la!tdc rr...
, .
. 4647
Ms, Wm. R. Prince, Of Plashing, L. 1., sine
the folloirlog facts In relationto this 'nestle:44
esculent:
"Having moat fully investigated the merits of
this esculent, I have a few positions to state in
regard 16 It, which, being somewhat bold in,their
character, .1 wish coy etiermeryseen to rebore/or A
fire aer9icattors. • lit. lassert that the Dioseures
Bali:stag -of Directions is perfectly hardy during
our seviitesi winters. 2d. That 11, Is more nutri
tious than any other esculent we • activate. 3d, •
Thal iti culture is so easy and simple, and its
product to grest,lbst It can be afforded lncompi
rattily cheaper . Oan any other nutrillocsvegetable,
it having pitadabed in France at the rate °ribose .
800 basbels - ptitatite. ;hat the combination
of every useful proNrty, and especially of Mute
—the grand constituent of animal autiitancits,
Which imparts vigor to the muscular power of
men ant2beast—tenders it . -,the greatest vegetable
'boon ever greeted •by God .to man, and that its
introdietion to our country la lien more import
ant than that of Cotton, and further, that in
'twenty yeari our NatiOnal siblisties will report
the value ofcthe annual crop as grsatir Ana' tie
Cotton amp. It poisessas the • peculiar property
of not being subject to rot or decay, and will re-:
main perfect and excellent for more than a year, '
coniequently, the moot important esculat
fir tong sea voyages, and for the prevention of
scurvy.
"Nest I inert, that this plant alone has served
to tolvs the enigma as to the Alimentary basis oi•
thei Chinese empire, and that a statistical inves
tigation willprove, that If that country were de
prived of this one veiniest' , root and received in
lieu every othMknoWn vegetable, snore than one.
half of its stormous population would ,perish
from famine: Portlier, I assert, that rush pro its
superior properties—the three most important - of
which I have above detailed—that It is destined ;
not only to tenonede every other Potato and eve.
ry other Mustier esulent In all' countries ot the
tetitperate unit, bat that it Will attain in all - these
countries the position it ogcapies la China, Ind
will crinsequently usurp-n portion of the position
which' is now occupt i ed hero by Indian Corn' and
by Wheat; it beingsperfeetly competent to make
good bread, similar to that of Wheat, and capa
ble of being afforded at an incomparably cheaper'
rate. As the roots so easily and rapid
ly it will, after slew years, become generally des.
crimated; but, for the.flrst four or five years, mil.
!ions of dollars will be Made by ils early cultirs
tors, until all countries artialipplied. The stupid
ity and ignorance of those who hue maliciously
'assailed this plant, will be understood by the pe
rusal of am address delivered by me before the
American Institute, which Lntitntion awarded.
its Biker Medal for vegetable, end has also
In its transactions recommended its calumets a
enbstitute for the common potato. The Secreta
ry, the Rim. Henry Melo, has, inside e most tri
umphant report ie regard to its suceassful niters
-In Frani*. 'The- statements pretandlag to ems.
nate from the Partners' Club' of the-American la
ritlits, the last Spring, unfaioraide to this plant, '
We're borefoleedforrrien, made from maliclousino
ilves—as was fully exposed. At the present time
there ere nearly one thousand persons in'the
VOlon Whither* the Chinese Potato under qui- •
'tore (moitly supplied by myslilf), and the public '
cannot fall to obtain froth them' satisfactory Mut
eontiuslis information the prosent.setuoi for
their fears guidance.' Pomona who ire desirous
,of ample information as to the year's successful
,culture ie. Europe, cai consult the "Mark Lane
i Septets" and "Gardeners' Chronicle," .of Great
;Britain, and the "Revue. Mortioole," published
lender. the dinette's of the Preach Ins:hats;
which latter, in its last Quarterly for 1855, deride'
twenty entire pages to the experiments and cull
Lure-of this plant; and °omelettes with the follow.
ring astounding announcement:—'This -sondem
has now 'been tested in every Department ofi
France, even to its most northern limits,--tb* .
shore of the Rhine, and it is to be deemed 'hems
forth ineOporatod into the agriculture of prance."
"Last Spring such weak and deceptivetrasb was
' obtained from Europe, that 'ln many instances
I not on II in six vegetated, and many were spurious.
Se perfectly hardy and free from l ifeeaj Is this.
root, that we left them out: the last ;severe winter;
and 'hare left two acres out the ?meat winter.—
We fully - believe it will withstood Jtbe winter at
.Quebec, and intim'', it will produce good crops
?
in any of the littlish Provinces. will also sue;
cet in every part of the Sou and West, sod'
must become the principal food of the elan pop
ialistion, es its combination of As to meat
unnecessary, and the expense would be less tbsa.
a fourth. We now have the' toystei7 solved why
• the isborkins Chinese require no meat-for food,
• "The proper time toiplanting Is in tie Sprieg,
as won as the 'mind ceases to forme, and ba r ''
come settled, and in drills in they open field, as
will be explained in a Treatise. AU foreleg is
' Gleba*, audit requires less care than the Common
Potato: Any soil will answer If mellow, except
a wet one; the • permeable- l'riiirie rolls must
prove the must fatorsble of ell.. The Toots ean
b e ihrowioot_w bit the Carrot or Rest Plough,
and at one-tenth the espouse of digglug the
Common Potato. Good, tubers form Su largo
roots the fint season; and don't .requite two sea.
sons as has been 4 - nor':witty assottod.
,R'stfovuta lantuit.tt 1*& fitstaa.—To remove
'sputa of Idlest* of silver, - indelible ink, moisten
'hens for a .fom sapatents with moist chloride of
lime, which forMi chloride of saber, and thea
diateles the latter by cauttio ammonia. It msy
be sOtaatimeil necessary to repeat the oprpttloo.-
9yeable of potassium may also be imployed.
To 'tripes laoxxocr.n.—Dr. 'Thompson re-
Commends that the part stained should be reteols- •
toned with ink, andthis 'removed by the ate of
muristio acid, diluto'd with rot 6 times its Weight
of water', when it will be ientored shrinitansonsly. '
DILICiTa Cazi.—Nearly t4ree cups of dour,
twu cupi,ot sugar, t of a cup of 'sweet rat%
*bites of six eggs, one teaspoonful of cream-tar
tar, lutlfaleaspoonfnl - of sods, bait a oup of but.
ter, lemon for Apvoring.
$Ol7 Gulc!salitsdue—Oae cap of morassai,
nap at ansar, asp cup of blau, one cap of bat•
tumllk, one egg, saintatia and %dove% mix Initkl
adoli. • •
' TO: WU! A Comm—Boot the sarpas fro
trollol9Bt, and lay It down, To 2 gallons of we•
Ter pia' two oz-galls. Rob It on the carpet !Oa
bud seistlitig-brush. _
Coomix.—Opeoup at putter, two oupsl pr, ono pp of obi orator, ball A tilAlPOOlfa i
soloratus, two out, door enough to roll% Il!ld
jdrner.
BUDS, P*VIT MEI
Implements, Ile. •
critter will keep
Itoot by and olber ries
OTIT and Lall4l ' ,ol/lAt
In and lieltL aroda. rh ,* a t
td total. Ile wilt wive 'writs
trees. (warnoted to lap what
lvaltural Implements. e,
d at 111■11t1Nettilene priers --
)7 the resterther are seteeted
ent grotrari of rept) talko and
ord In media jtrotared
thorn whirled" etteopositboat
the seed Odd. , Nor intit
to pronalartrosafilo motto s
porabnity• deteriorates ti
of the rime meek*. This
a to those *ter poirshasa /No
1410014 - 4te„ mid 44 ado, early
• nullildlittliddl NAN.
E::=M
Ovit to every tempest
Otit le every lON •
natiotlng the winatbir •,•
Wlod and storm aid Mk
in tbn meadow snortnr,
lo the'shadr Ircad.
Letting in thwreallglit,
. Eic A befe rs h
usw L tile tt tabliab sootcan hand
imatt,p7o;„..:,
Bless abet were abirilo' - Etter
'atop !Ike tartan. ,boyit
- Though lb* Ulm b. tallow
_ Holding hua the plow.
The round cheek Is ruddy.
tho opus brow
Hu uo thus sod furrows
Wrought by nil hot"'
• For that heart keeps whOtoloito,
Trattued to nature's towers, .4
ItosUby, hearty Putizheo
Tha spirit user cloys:
- 'Maven blest the matay,
• 110istat fusion? hoist
Atthe merry htuibg .
At the *We bee, •
now their hearten:le over, J r.
With seatal harmless glee 4.
How the country maidens.
Slosh with tendons bibs,
AS the lore word whimpered.
With a parting kiss; ;
Then the winter evenings,
With their social joys :.p• •
Steen met they are pleasant,
Spent with threw. boyw;
litcOto.
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The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, January 24, 1857, Image 4

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