1 ' :.''''.DIAZONDVITT
They sup money man the mango; bait Uncle,
John bid - ti tiiiara'aniaiati at tialaik all the *odd
wouldn't entree Iket` matins Si tuitt;; - the 410 , lir •
Attt * O O 4 ) eid. '
COI ' lti Irct 1.1 e spanking PO"
:ioreethinevegal4, teit.ikeltamtthasthett.mem4
.4yeli ate - lea OSA& "Ablaiblielfe Str.llttebs
• Tolls milled lier, Inuit senleng any inn' fin st
whilielleilitoittllern**stora lie *liia •
leap, when anal Ottlete!te ern* ails
nano to *dead ,
kilt, sad there ibervietitd stay nail aka tet tired ,
iirld-Obtis/' J 1 )0' gdOt.Olsi• . O* . PC" luta
-•4 " to do intePtie, lad, is 'fn . :WWI% et
the Ant of eleteeldptsp would le bre heels,
theta
to
sat teethe dasher of au was attaihia.
to the ) sod laureates totsv oit'of '.that
yostiontltic obliged en eciaN to a itea liefilduty,
oi - teittiall s, lest kilns licli4 'on& . Magri'
..,,.. Went, .
-,Jahn boughtlest hews pees= who Sold her for
want winter tea at *bee be eseiltdeget a hergiltt bitt
' let itten Amid Ont.thoktiotesialti well_sinv. Op
: the SAM, ithe, UttfortitliAbaY Itti OM filti ittal
mew Muleyersa la , * load , mood at rath=er
and the nano (M) was , ,aid iiidteettived
'
with srpOssliat litislioidon le both Pathos to' the
, oleensostios,
and lifieley - patiter best footlbremosti
UI imeentattded Uccle Sohn sate' atilt" Itentei.-+
lle warehilightett with. his parchasei the' mare
ens juittliennimal be bid been looking for, Or
someittme,'esd bit retired to bed that night randy
the It Coatiottou that be had at last - succeeded
-. to leg a Win ;11ttlielyteltililikirigasist ;he
' was dociedio4dthrrtlissppolattem • ,t."- • • I
•It was 'sheltie& that I was to take her out teat
',• wombs; mint - her Width* , powers. Jim, the '
hostler, was ordered to bring her out;• but Maley I
- *cull not stir a peg, not she; she was potted and
emitted, butilhe declined Moving most ,degpdly.
The whi# was resorted try Which broiled oat Only
"her Making propeasillei to ibe-;fulliet extentL-'
•••Vnele Jobs were. , "Mist *valets that: boric
jockey Is," said • be; "be gave ree:ltis well of
• honor, atio man; that thaties an tied and'7 tte
as a . WO: If ever I.• tome acne" ltite I will
hulllosslitlyttloa—if I ion ' s; then horsewhip ',"
and be feigned agate, but It was ortto use; ?fuley
was determined to stay where ets, - . wee, anti we
'were obliged to let tier Stay till the tatter pail of
Ihe - afternoon, when she very condescendingly
, walked out, and kindly permitted !tenant( -to be
harnessed to the tight wegon, when Uncle john
• and Iget in, and started off finely, and we indict
pitted &Plumy drive; but as we wore pairing e
,finall bridge over ' a creek, abeuta mile trona the
, honee; I Inadvertently toothed her with the whip
on, the leek, to dislodge any, when bang went her
heels through ands/100re leaped out in Ins than
no time, as a matter of tonne, and cOnfouta her, d
shebreught all shading to an 'anchor, as theltallort
ley; there she was, right in the centre of the
. b ridge, sothat nothing In the shape of a !sogon
*mild piss es on either side; here was* PrWd' ica
;meet. Vehicle otter vehicle came up, end the
• people In there-beams impatient. AElaet we got
a rope from a teamsteri who was waiting to pen '
•
over the bridge, and made it fasa.round her. neck.
"Out of that shi must come," said Vn4e Sohn,
"dead or alive. Now, Mr., have the gontittess to!
put a couple of your beet horses to that rope, end I
if she don't come, pull bee neck off." I- -,
• The harm were hitched—sack went the whip,
and Maley found out that If she man site must,
and reluctantly connoted to be pelted a Shortdis.
sauce from the bridge into the i road. The block
adehaving been raised, the tient departed—noi go
Maley; there she . remained till' nightfall, when
prudence whispered;to' her !goats," and. !pricking
"tip her ears, with a neigh, she was off in a smart
trot for bonito, which we reached safelj, '
but no
i thanks to Miley though. , . '
' The following mtnlng wearied her again, and
to our agreeable surise, she started behntifully,
13
, • and kept along in A e'ityle, when we overtook a
gentleman in a Tor wagon, going alongquitelel
surely behind what we took to be a fine looking
mare. • Bolding up little to examine more par
ticulirly,
we were accosted by the inmate of tbo
wagon with I ••• i .
. •
' "That's a ling looking mare of yours, lr 1"
.• "Yes," said Uncle Jetre;"andste's s ti fine as
• the looks—that's not a bad looking marelyoo have.
• there,,either." - • - II
z "Can't well be beaten; capital tnitecii"ir, though'
:. I must say it myself. Would like to bay your
' • fiorse f make a good match for one that I have at
.-_home—like to trade'sir?" •, Ci
' "Well," said Uncle John, "my , mare suits me, I
. • but if I can make any thing by the 'Operation
'that Might alter the case; if you warrant' your
Mitre kind, and gin me fifty dollars to bait' its
• alnde." .• , .
t, `.; 4 .fCan't think of such a thing, sir-•;tellyou what
.•I will_do: I ant I man of few w haven't ‘ ; haven't
mach time to bargain long; know' what I'm about;
•-•:•,-, will trade even—that's all I have to say, sir;
::',lptak quick; my mind's made no; even or 'off!"
"Hind and sound?" asked Uncle John.
"Warrant her," said the stranger.
"Done:" said Unell; John, and in theest min.
I L
ute the edam witof unhitched and the trayfer made
- —the ialckast:horse'lmde I ever witneased.
,•
; and
morniog, gentlemen," mid ate i stranger,
. •nod he gage Muley a,toueb withtheirh p, and the
next moment her feet Went through the dasher. /
"You've stuck me, sir!" .7 - .. . F..'
, .7. "Borry,7 said Uncle John; "never knew her to
• do such a thing before; coax here little.stranger,
. • cud slie'll.be all right directly—go long!" and he
•• in (urn touched his mare with 'the whip; op she
roared on her legs, and giving . a tremendous sheer,
'upset the wagOn and threw us both out ,la nkily
oi;hout injury. Snap' went the - shafts, add' she
off like lightning down, the road.
- "Look bere," said Uncle John, "didn't you war
-'rent thakmare kind 2, s I! .
"Never knew her to downy snob a thing befire ;
'", bet dou'igrumble old fellow, for curse Me if I have
"-made numb by the tradethat I can see. 7 "Whot; 4 ."
• and up went Muley's htiel's spin, and cut of the
wagon went the stranger. -.` 1 •
I could restrain thy laughter no longer, and I
• • collapsed; so did the strangii, and John thought
it beat to follow suit, and for full five minutes we
roared.. •' _ • . .1
- Bidding the stringer good-bye, with the aster
suce,that the mare would be ready go probably
about dinner-thee, we pulled our shattered wagon
oat of the way,•and Uncle John sted, on foot
the opposite dire
for Immo, Whilst I t3eluction in
all
search of the mare;whichl found about half a
Mile below Di , tho turnpike pte, : thel mite-keeper
rinvieg secured her. The stranger end the mitre
were still there when I retyned; thie former
(once sit :
1
° tang upon a waiting patiently on the mov e
,s e nt, of the latter. 4 • '
The following day Uncle John
"Harry, I wish you would have that
taken to the bersemarket, 4td sell
p-1,..0 ; if you can't( sell her, give h
' don't bring her bitek again—if you
her knoeked.in the heed'
• "It,shall be done, if, possible," said I. and In
an hour's time she was under the *addle in the
horse market. I.took the oldgentleman at his
tiord, and jumped at the fiat otihri and got seven
• iy,Ave dollars paid'down for her. - . ... '
, I • '"Atranger," said the 'purchaser,'"if You'd a
- . 6 stuck oat a while longer, I'd' a give you a hue
' deed dollars for this mate." • ,
."Yes," said I, "and If you'd stuck out a while
longer, I would have sold her 'tor a quartet of the
money;' and I bade bins
,good dey. This was
' 'the : test we ern sow of the two mans.
"I wen my portrait taken," raid young. =m a
from the Conirtry s te i dagnerree!ynist..
4!Ver7 well, ~ i t.f—jett, take a teat here."
."Yoe wurta IA it reeetnbiance?* ~
, '• • ~ . • ,
"For how long a Omer* ; .
f. . .
•• :••• 'zany yearkt; and even "hail old ap aver.
ho,toroo traces, of pyke
taea.l
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yyn isarran!, a doable • - -
the
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Two • peNormitiiii vete' eleiieof iishise et hie
eou .. Ktiy retideeee, And there wet It kiitieolit dried
'tir. Itir ' ore fettl_ aPPeara nee 'liii!sleta
tleir pAtultion >u weal dist theyeioiled,
oDon't Baltai.;; 4 'l:e is 'here—ter
pnity yeeni he ,ha r e adored, ittiunieti o ,atid be hits
twt yet iil,tati Ler Land,"". - - •
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Ord tied Imam sot Me "Spoke Turet:!eastelideg
the JUT viz spasm v4=4".ibi laic Is
=dly bows. we the Iskterity4hre• woe beit,f tak.
fee thelltt: Sisiterod laWert
• be Blehrther ft. Themes Zak
=ar 101 " 4 ! 1 ott :6l°4 44 , 06 '
The twist wreistas in the air videisti the aid
bothers Anthracite Iterthrsew4wdorling,bestisre other,
triteta,tbeesterrerall*luttrini es_theframersthadrY Asa
12ceibritialtadrOst*ard,'. , Orehard, Prismast mot Now
atoll, rith ell the trodertfi w g, thonskyet usexplorek
beds of cod irtdeh kootro 01100 La the fonastion.
tresestret ?whew primed,' °sem httrolsed• het of soda
C0d....-that, the tracts now tarred, eoutehm
the detrOut Coal d , eportts la the Cow*: •- , • •
"or teforwatkos seeds to
for Iterlir=reer. thej u sct
Owl lands,lM w it *
rtsio2 street sbare.ll„Msriststreet, Pottsrtlis, Pa , : • -
_ - - I - .
interest:of in
fee ' celthintetr Welts of ANL, in the first :An ,
inn te pad Region; at distanetinfalieut Thai milm
hem the town of PothrtilLt.
`Mlle Veins included In the lase, benumb ibout two
Missend yaidsof elm
The lease `which Ai midi on mini liwitestablEterres
than maid 'ncrir be procured; embraces' an stinmpired
period*: Debra= alone sad of
-
The- Imptdreatents mamba of Tour 'mosso 'am
hoisting, and Tows Waking Ilene% Three" Wires, One
illbtilbltnd one Odd" Orate, linty homes - urn and
tne,naite Cole
rwpsir
hundred tons are new
Cloned, by gangways and tunnels. •
TIM. apathy -of the 410111:lies is estimated. st • Two
hundred thousand- tons per aunt*. One of them Is
• behoved to be capable of prodering in the aggregate,
• Seven millions of tons, with tilde additional expense,
the utaehinery erected, beingailculatedtbr thatpurposer.
Vor tenni de., apply to ' WETREMILL,
• . • • Pottsville. Penna.,
- or SURD PATTERSON. Esq.
-pop! oAulpit for.E a tsE.,
• • • Autopsy:4r .isava •
TEE 130 AL LANDS toinpriging the
thuiteelt and Searts's Finns, trontaintur about 217
acres, situated about 2 , 4 nilter from the b , rough . of
Wllketbarrei Lusorne county, and its miles .froto Pitt*
Inn, directly on the North Branch COMM, are offered for
saloon to lone on fimmible tends. The farms are all ca
pa/ilea being put into a high state of cultivation, and
la half roiling Mud and hall data. I
At A moat convenient Mitten from the' Canal a shaft
is 'natio the depth of 116.5 art, cutting the celebrated 10
foot vein of Coal 'An- engine of 50 hone powers, neer,)
built by Marshall Al ,ianning, with frame building.
PUMPS, pipes, Ac, in In mundeteorder, are already erect
ed in connection with the shaft. In addition to the 10
. cot vein, there are underlying" the whole' property the
celebrated Baltimore vein. 25 feet thick. and four other
workable veins of Coal. If leased, the bretkers,achutes,
miners' houses, etc., will be put up eompletely the own
ers, and capable of mining and sending sway dub/stile
season of 1857, fifty thousand tons of Coal. For particu
lars, apply to A. LAWTON, Agent.
Wilkeeberro, lnsemo county, Pa. '
November IL '56 • 46-3 m
•
_CIRPAW COURT SAW,
EIISUAIi T. to an . oider.ot the Or
- phone Court of the County of Schtlyiklll. , in the
nerualth of Pennsylvania, the subscriber; Ad
ministrator of Andrew Mortimer, late of the borough of
Pottsville. in the County of Sehuyikill. deceased. wilt
expose to sale by public vendee on Saturday, the 21st
day of February next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at
the Mel:Lange Motel of F. B. Eaercher. in the borough
of Pottsville, iih the Oonn of . Schuylkill aforesaid,—
A that certain halt lot or plece.of ground, situate In
the borough of Pottsville, In the County of Sehuylkill,
And State of Pennsylvania, to wit On the southeasterly
aide of Market street, in the borough of Pottsville Mete.
said, being the northeastirrly halt of lot marked in Pott
and Patteteon's Addition to said Borough with No. 72,
the alieremild half lot containing in front on Market St.,
thirty feet and in depth to Norwegian street, two bun.
died and lofty four feet, be the same more or less,
bounded In front by Market street aforesaid, in the retie
by Norwegian - street aforesaid, on one side by lot No. iO,
and on the other side by the other part of said lot num ,
ber seventy-two, (72,) the said nail lot to be thirty feet
wide all the way through, with the appurtenances, con
sisting of a double two story frame dwelling house with
stone basement story on Market street. mind a one and a
half, story frame dwelling house on N4rweglan street,
ands small frame stable, late the *state saM deceased.
Terms and conditions m a de known at th I lase and place
of sale by • SAMUEL M. MO MIMES;
• • Administrator, Ae.
By order of the Orphans' Court, JOSIIVA J BOI3I. •
Pottsville; Jan. 241267 445 t Clerk
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
PURSUANT to an order of the'-Or-
Awe Court of the county of Schuylkill, in the
couimonamith of . Pennsylvania, the subscriber, Admin..
Latrattlx, with the Will annexed. of Edward Collehan,
late of the . boroUgh. of Port althea, in the county of
dammed, till expose to sale by public ten
due on Tuesday, the 10th , day of February next, at One
O'clock in the afternoon; at the public house of Dart bolo.
mew 07tegan, in the borough of Port Carbon. in the
countyf Schuylkill ttrtmddlc—All' that certain lot or
piece of.ground situate in tint boron& of Port Carbon,
the county of Schuylkill end State' of rquitsylyanta,
tewit.: At the southwestward!, corner deans' and Coal
streets; being composed of nine WI, eqUal . ithdlvided
tenth . parts of the lot which is marked No'. 15 on the map
or plan of the town of Port Carbon, aa 'DM oft. lry Veit
ginger, Kelm Conipany, and the nortOwestwarffly pae.
,tion of the lot wbkh Ia marked No. 17 on the sett map
or plan as attuntaid, upon which is erected a - two story
brick house. with out-houses, Le.
ALSO. All that certain halt lot °enlace of mimed. alt.
mate in the town of Port Carbon, now the borough of
Port Carbon. afoiesaid, being marked and numbered In
the general plan of Patterson's Addition to mid town—
my the half of lot No. 75, containing in breadth 31 feet
and in length or depth NS feet, more or less.
ALSO, An that lot or piece of ground situate and ly
ing the village of New Philadelphia,' Blythe tosinship,
and county of Schuylkill, and lying On the main street
of mid village on the main road leading from Pcdtsvillei
to Tamaqua, known by No. 0 in the map or plan of said
village of New Philadelphia, the said lot having been ,
obtained on ground rent from George Patterson, . upon '
which said lot there is emoted a two story new frame
house with the necessary outbuildings late the estate of
laid dereased. Terms and conditions made known at
the time aid place of ale by. e .
MARY O'REOAN
' Administratriz,
Dy order of the Orphans' Calve. Fosttua DOM.
• Pot Milli Jan. 10th, t. 07trr,..
, . ,
' t • .:--• . PUBLIC 4ALE, • .
T .
HE isubscriber will of at Public
sae. oh SATURDAY. the 31st day of January, A.
. 857, at the pnbile bouse of ; John L. :Yeager, fn the
borough ofTinegrove, at 20..o'clech, A. 31, the thlkitring
described valuable real estate:
( I
No. I. keortairs piece or tract of land' situate in
,Bethel and Plnegrove towneblpe. In the counties of .
Schuylkill. and Lebanon, containing 146,!.. , acres, a • R
, a
ing lairds of Eckert & Guilford, Col. Arrigg. and of ere,
whereon 'a erected a new saw mill, a new bank barn.
houses, and other oat-buildings. About 50 acres of the
,land &clear and in a good state of cultivation-.-the bal.
anee Is covered with good Umber. There Is also a good
i orchard, and a spring and well of water cou l enloat to
the houses. The soil of the land Is red.aluile. Vie Ern
' ion Canal runs along the land. Lime can be lefncured.
at a ve ry reasonable rate. , .
No. A certain piece or tract of land,:sitnate In Pine,
grove township, containing 10 acres, adjoining lands of
.James ii. Rohrer, Dauphin & Susquehanna Railroad,
and Others', marked in draft No. 7. • •
No. 3. A certain piece or tract of laud, rang 10
acres, and marked in draft Na 6. . • ,
No. 4. A certain piece or tract of land, contain at' 10
items, and marked in draft No. 6. - - 1,
. Na 5. A certain piece or tract of land, contaboln 10
sera. and marked in...frail No. 4. , -
No. 6. A certain piece or tract of land, containing 0
acres, and marked in draft No. 3. __
No. 7. A certain piece or tract of land, containing
urea, and marked in dna NO. 2. - 0
No. O. A certain piece or tract of land, containing i
acres, Ind marked In draft Na l:
Na 9. A certain Into, piece of ground; containing 6
scree, situate along the Dauphin & Susquehanna Rail.
road, In Bonawites Addition to Pinegn3re, and marked
in said plan N0..70. The Lend is under good cultivation,
with running water on therame. . .
No.lo. A certain lot or piece of ground, containing 6
acres, along the Daephin di Ensquebannallailroad in the I
Bonet/Its Addition to Pinegrove, and marked in add
plan No. CO. The land is under good cultivation, and
about 200 young fruit trees planted on the same, and a
treverAlling spring of water. -
No. 11. A certain lot or piece of ground, containing 4
acres, situate in the Bonawits Addition, and marked in
said plan N 0.68. It is under good cultivation.
N 0.12. A certain lot or piece of ground, containing 5
acres. situate in the Bonawits Addil len; and marked In
said plan No. 674 being under high cultiVation—ed pis
sent In grass.
• No: 13. A certain tot of ground, corner .1 Tulpehocken
and Furnace streets lathe Bonsai's Addition, and mark ,
ed In said plan NO. 85:
N 0.14. A certain lot of ground, CO feet front and 150 ,
feet deep. fronting on Tulpehocken street, in the %nit
wits Addition, and marked in said plan No. 7.*
No. 15. A certain lot of ground, 00 feet front and 150
feet deep, fronting on Tulpehocken street, in tho Bonn.
wits Addition, and marked hi said plan, No. 13.
Noall. A eertalklot of grown.. CO feet front and 150
feet deep. fronting on Tulpehorken street, in the Boar
wits Addition, and:marked In said plan, No. IL
No. 17. A certain lot of ground, 60 *et front and 160
PM deep, fronting on Tulpehocken street- In the Bone
wits Addition,and marked haeski pbm,No; 15, it being
a corner lot. - .
N 0.16. A certain lot -or piece .14 around along the,
Union Railroad, and halting on Tutpehneken street; the
same is in length about 260. het along' the old Union i
Railroad, and the said Tulpehocken street , suitable for 1
a wood and timber landing, marked in plan of Bonawits
I Addition, No. 36. ~
No.lo. A certain lot-of ground fr onting Railroad St.,
01 feet front and .150 feet deep in the Ronawits Addy
than, N 0.49. 1•• ,: . .. . ~ •
N 0.20. A certain totif ground fronting Railroad St.,
Whet front and' 160 sket deep In the Bonawits Addi
tion, N 0.150. ' ' . .
No, 21. A ftilllTl lot of grottad'fbroting Tulpehocken
street, ad feet refusing back to the ram Railroad. in
- the Bonawits Addition, No. 27, whereon is erected a
comtbrtable two story flame deeinfer bonne. -
' N 0.22. A certain or tract cf, land. situate In
Borough and ToiramiP of. Plaill adjoining lands of
Jobe • if era, Geo, Ellenbouns and others, containing 0
acne and 61 nimbi*. about 2 acres Is clear; the !Vance
Is coveted with good limber.. '
pee..2lk,:Anirtaln kit of gronted,sibasteke the Borough
of Pinegrove, fronting CO feet ora Tulpehocken street,
running back to an alley, adjoining-4M of Mary Snyder,
a n d w e vidat --Schemes, whereon is erected a onela
and a half stomps= dwelling . houns,s Rh atone
-No. rit. A certain lot of ground, situate In the Touts ,
ship of Plnemovis h fronting on Sunbury Roadeadle, sing ,
lots of John Corley and &gut ]fact, containing la,
width 60 feet and In &Mb' 150 feet, arhamon is /114
erected a one and *half atm' frame dwelling house
lla
with tesament.. • ' • • ,•• ._ ~ .. i
••l t ie. 25. The undivided one half of_ a certain lot . ofl
ground; situate in: the Borough of Pinegrove, • frintingl
55 feet on .TalpetTeken street, and mining Lack 170 ft.
to tbeiDirrphin and Susquehanna' Railroad. whereon la
erected *building 51feed front and 32 34- I . o k deep,ll
with kitchen attech4,l6 itief.'signare. lino an 'out -
hitches; together with 'other_ necessary buildings,.
'The place Se mailable for most any public business, and
bare been u.vad Ibr upward* OA yearn !brit. store and.
' Na 28. The undivided onarhalf of algae% Corner lot
of Poirot el tea* In the Scrough of Pinegrove - - corner
-of Talpebeeken lard Pottsville greets, 60 feet .hont on
Tulpehocken street, and running,bach, along eta' Totte.
Ville street. to the Danphlti and ihiaqueberma IL Road.
No. 27.' The 'undivided' one half of a certain - IoY. of
ground.' Situate in the Borough of l'ineirolifo. *Want
the het described lot, fronting U. feet an Tulpebteten
'arms, and running back to the prepldn !ind, B 6lB/
instumia Ridlroad. istereenterweet4 &Op 1104 1
half story building. 10 by IS feet, - ; -.. r
- - -No, 201, The' undivided One half of a.. eerial Id .
geZd'antis% in Om addition tO 'Ploogrovri, frOntin
Oer Tnlpiihockett atria and ruttning,haek to
, tho,vnlon,reitroad, Thermo Is enected,sitrUprit
I frannidgetileor hoMtc,l4lly 22 !bet ~.:' -'` '
[ '"No:lb. The undivided one hilf.el 'it: enitalir'lot - of
. • mi; eittistein the Addition tec"Thregroym:frontin
1' • , 'Out oil TulaehoCkei Monet, irodleronitig 4ekla
theValcarßellitrid; whereon is nutted a pod two t
;dory flame dadlln,g bow; with atone twaranenL:
- 1110.20. - The'undMdedlottibalf off items stiand, in
the
• Itioroagtv of Plaortravi adjoining lands 'ad` iftiliana
liansot,O , IL PitidnorAiMinaleigiatirisoillaisimall
. undo , good oultitatiOn...... --- - ~' .. • ..1. -, , 7 :;.•-'._ : .-
Nu: 31. ran unaltiaokciwi ti-4 aligns of laid. iat
nos Ilmonalt ofluagrOun, imandoiklartitelaileirockes
skeet,, of saro4. - 5544: Chenire Ralim=ll
"d,,,,_ et ktemb.Wheyelmillikenteled a one *Om Ulf
'^.... ll* uwatitug Boons sail* Walt stem Tat
i ',Au aro; ordar On/ at.aroanttiatsmai- - ~• • .;: '
... t .H.matutuandtaaaulltiona lniti bo *As ltsuiVai I
I''Ra t . i w .
. salt. '57 - . - • . - . ,= ..
.."4&:;:'.....:
said to
Infernal
mire
her it any
of sway, but
'do I'll have
' BING:A
thebin* noopma: el4iteduirsiti for
the anotebolcumiC is Mho. TetilleiNwhere.l*Voline
tbanktal for oat/mood peco4l, pr? F . llO l and
ilags!letentrik. , • • • • -
-- leatieeftS.llll4 •t4Ltr
1101
ts ts.l4Nllllo7 '
"aSON reglwelttlly
- T. • • - to .theAtuNU ttuus
bas • prothsiorti s oath.
stork of *be .labrarseofifore ,
teat AO Dkkhires: and In
tends isurilogoajte plambiag
badness la al) list:mambo at
the 014 Stied ender the ratty.
- • • ' dile non* whore/to balm br
attention to' busioras,tte mar
be able to merit a ',share of the
• , puteeblle paromgc idilltitar•
sahls work to b Sw e as gook,.
~aa4 It will be 4ote OWLS sae,
- =namable tessasoti. 014-„lse 4tme
4arebere. • " -
' - sarGlrehitsttrtallin
It DICKINSON.
40 , =, •• • ,15 Pan
• • "' NW • ' aril'lWitai:ls 14f
HARDWARE.
A . LL sorts of T' Rails, from to l 4
.mpolumis pc ryiud, on baud and for side by
Dec. 8, 15.% • E. TAILDLEY A EON.
VCOHOL, Fluid, Camplieue,,Tur
tisey Ate, Ai. tabby J. 'LBW/MUM
uyiklll ffsysa, August Zit, '66 :; -
19TONS Zinc Paints, and-. White
L'irot, br sale by ' L. T. HAM:IM
ajDclll Roma Auguit 23. '36 , 34 '
FOE__ SALE—A large quantity of 2d
hand slop* Chain for . We, oPrarloto Idris from
nett to 1 brass In dlasleter. • . ,
Doe.% 1856..49- - Z. YARDLEY 3 BON.
UkHlO Mineral Paints, Chrtnne . Green,
Chime Tallow—dry and in Oil, and COLORS of
forSehnrlkfl
.Avi gnd =
aala byrats
.100 000 lbs. Peruvian Guano for
ale, by the bag Or ton, at &hey*
kill itaren. by " • 'Ai T. RAMIS!.
• SebelYthill Havels, imirtet 23056 34-
20,000 ilwa_Gilasmt!ivaits•
4 ' °° tnw .""
for calo'by •, % T. HANNUM,
Schuylkill RIM% Aukusi '66 . , . 34-
FUN AHEAD !—Just 'srecoived, _a
large assortment of Dentgen's Patent Skates; come
and tee them. Dogs' Sleds. Izotzgh and Plated Sleigh
Dells, STICHTED s T 1101111411414.
Pottsville. December tl ebd : 49- ,
SAUSAGE CUTTERS & STUF
PER& Chapati, ,Cleavers,Scale Beams, Lint
lances, with how and swivel. Block sand Pulleys, Bapec
de., at SUMTER t THOMPSON'B.
Potty/Me, December 6, '56 : 411:
-1:2-1VITUMS AW A
rreEVITUMS AWARDD to; Bright
& Lerch, at the gehitylklllllaven and Orwigsburg
' . for the largest and best alsortannat of Hardware.
and Cutlery.. .Call a;4 nlatnine their 'toot before int.
chasing elsewhere. •
Pottsville, Oetoberlien
tIONTNINO RODS AND POINTS."
'
UST received, an assortment. of
f Lightning Rods and Points, vithilitunn evmpletey
a ler any Winer tan put up—sad Aussie cheap by •
June 21,113. 2MI ' ... MOUT k LERCH.
AGENCY for the Reading Aglieul
.tura! Data htge Shop.-11aving the agency for the
widely celebrated Agricultural troplenients manufactured
at this shop, I Invite the attention of farmers, and can
furnish them with these goods at annfacturer's price,
—freight added. - PRANK POT?.
•
Pottslite, June 28,'68
IRAIRBANK'S SCALES
rtniE subseribers, agents ler the mem
alketurers,hrfejtuit recetred new aillelemalled
the "Union Counter Beale," calculated to weigh from h
an num'. to 240 Ms. tor sale at the TorttSMrs. ,
E. t ARC
,kY sort.
" 17-
nttnille, dpill2Bth,lBsst .
. 11 1. W H ANNAN • •
noLEsithr. li.taAlL Dealer
in Paints, 011 s, Vanishes, Turpentine, Cato--
Omni, Aleohol, Butting Fluid, Looking Glan Plates,
Window Glass, Putty,'Gum Hose,thim Belting, peruslan
Guano, Oakum, Pitch, Tar.' Bain, Le.. de., at Philadel-
Oda prices—opposite - the Swan lintel, Schuylkill Garen, '
N.B.—The patronage of retail dealers, and the publld,
generally, Is Irspectftffly Whetted. 'Orders filed Andros&
with dispatch to all parts of the country,
Fehuytklll Haven. August 23, '
ottsvi
e:--
rgrffp,.. gat - 4 0 1-41 .9.
ri, •i - _ ri r• .1 ri ' rti
e The
Subscriber* are prepared to furniab the Trails
liasbinists and Operators at Philadelphia prices, (freight
added) wholesale or retail, best Amerin Dal' Iron, man
ufactured at Pottsifile, and warranted of supekiorqmility
itir. liglatTralla^ table for mines, and Cale Cimino
forWahed at direct from the 'zit ~!_tet,
S. Y,S.ItIM.= & 30 . 2 ft:
, . .. • .
' York Store,Wor- 2t4853 • : _ . 4141 '...:‘ ._
couganAtorizunam street. ggy'lliTOßEi-,
cp. ea adras" :i m(,
CIONSTANT.LT 'on7liand,, a large tio,
‘./ sortment of Pan and tack:alit:dyes, 13clasors, and
Ravers, Table Kollin and VW* trory,stag. buffalo,
bane an d wood handles; Carnet and Foam, Dlsks,Bowle
Knlves, de.
ALSO—a very eztensive aseartialent of Walters, Taw
Trays, de.
. Flue English Guns, &Wm Platilib Allen's liemolvers,
and Shilde and Double. barrelled Mob, with a tenant
stock of Fancy Hardware, constant% onfousd. • -
JOUN M. CO importer.
Phlimleiphla,Dee. 30,1854 Pee; 91,41,142b1-tf •
RXMO i yA k h__' ,`
r a vr
Of D. L. Esteraarrw incite.
trAVING removed .from the . easter
of Centre and Market streets, tio Fry . & Iriarts'S old
stand, nearly opposite, Mr. k.sterly , wont& Inlet* hls
friends and the inhabitants of this and stliolning doltn
tles, that everything In the hardware line will alwaytthe
found at his establishment, where they may he certain
of getting superior articles at the lowest prices. APielte
member.to ca7l at D. L. Extern's Hardware atom Centre
street. below Market-1W '
- - _
N IL—Orden; for coal screens,of Melly k Yelekhslaw
utactari, received and promptly attended. to. •
Pottsville, April 19,1858 • 16.
MORRIS, JONES. & CO.,
' . mos k sTEISt arszeonesTo,
Marko , / end SYetersUi Sreets, Phaadelphia,
Have always on hand and for sale
BEST ENGLISH RUINED IRON—FuII assortments of
lißagnalls," and other favorite brands. BEST AMERI
CAN BARS—ordlnaryyy, sizes. or rolled to order for bridge.
purposes, de., de. PENNSYLVANIA BOILER PLATE—
Proin!scuons sizes, or ^tit to required else. BOILER.
RIVETS—Dover brand, made in solid dies. BEST EN
GLISH CAR AlLES;—dmerican and English: - Fun/
& SHEET IRON—For 'eovering schntat, dee AMERICAN
A SCOTCH PIG IRON. RAILROAD LEON—Tralls and
Sat bars suitable for miner, turnouts, de. JUNIATA.
ENGLISH d NORWAY SLIT RODS, BOLTS, NUTS and
WASHERS—For bridges:, ears, 'and machinery , purposes
generally. CAST, SHEAR, MACHINE and BLISTER
STEEL. Also, an extra quality for taps and dies. The
stove, together with a full assortment of Iron, Steel,
Nails and Spikes, . to which-the attention of dealers,
railroad companies, engineers, miners, thunders and ma
chinists la invited. Slay 10,1818 liuly ,
. Rea r'f a lllM PEOPLEL T4
t before you
QIICHTER & THOMPSO take'
ii,Jplerueurelit announcing that they hire opened a ukw
0 Hardware end Iron Store, •
Tie the corner of Centre cold Market streets,
And Write the attention of their friendsand
the public generally to an inspection of their
large and varied assortment of goods, which will consist
In part of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Boilers. Saucepans,
Brass and Iron Kettles, Rifles, Guns And .Plstols, BIN
Barrels, Powder and Shot, Percussion Caps, Iron, Bass
and Copper Wire, Iron, Jibed, liellows,,Anvils, WES,
Files and Rasps, Trans., Nails and Spikes; Maley, 11111,
X Cot and circular Saws; English, American and Ger
man Mess Scythes, Strides, Scythe Stones and Rifles,
Roes, •Rakes, Spades and Shovels; Ray 'and Manure '
Works; Riddles. Sieves, hue, Hatchet& Iletemeo, Planm
Saws, Ropes. White Lead, Oil, Glass, Locks, Latches and
Bluffest Butcher Saws, Choppens,Cletivenr, Dial Balances
with Bow and Swivel, expressly for Butchers, de. IRON
of all kinds and. deserlptions. Our foreign goods are
manufactured by the best makers, and the domestic ar
tides for the most part obtained directly from the mantes
facturers,comprising Cabinet and Building Materials;'
Carpenter and Shoemaker Tools ; Smith and Minns'
Tools; Moulders% Plumbers and Gas Fitters' Tools ; • Air:,
rkultural and Farming implemeril a; Roue Furnishing
Goods of erery description, and In great variety—in
short, stay article In our line can always be tonna with
us. Our goods are purchased at the lowest prices tot
CASH, and, as we Intend to put on but a small advance,
It Will enable us to eell goods lower than they have ewer
been offered In thlimarket. Ceder this etnektlon we
contemplate opening a ext•nice wiess, and take• the
liberty.of submitting this proposition to you for your
consideration. Being satisfied that a tautness based
upon these principles willeneetalike with the iepport
trotapprobstion of all our friends. wer therefore
to sell goods LOW, ter oneprimoithooderhtion=
we are trolly convinced will twrult in mutual benefit to
MI who practke it. ' We trite
M ds opportunity of me.
pectfally soliciting your patronage, assuring you that no
pane or exertion will be stand to please, nor any effort
withheld to promote the tater* or secure the approbw
lion and support of all our friends stud patrons. Give
us a call at the corner of Centre and: Market street.-w
Storeformerly occupied by John S. Morris.
- , STICIITS.B.4I TUOMPSOM
Pottsville. May 31,1856 • • Tltif
IHARDWARSALIWIrON DEPOT.
X Uti RI it, basing noir arrang
. ed hie gotda at blenew place of business.
. - sad with • new determlnatkuk of furnish-
Mg all Inch goods ma the tradnessof the
Coal Region may require. at their krwest market value,
solicits the Impeller' of the Malt. I shall be always
on band and hereon hand a full stock of • , •
, • Bar Iron, , )
Flue Iron, 1 .• =els, _ .
Cast Steel, - Tram Chains.
- Slit Iron, ' hails and Bplkin4 • .
Rope . —'' . "sale Mocks, . -
':, Bellows ' ' AnvilsandYfees, and Time, As . .' •
hardware ;WI Iron Depot, Cerra Run, thr ee doors
*bore Market, East alb- . ' . • "RANK POT%
• Jalylll.lol - . ' - ' . 21141 -
tow . u y "
a ITV WAXVote wtueefoond
aa szeollat4iMadassiof Varian: •
aceclarlitiasispi• , • • •
laft oaddlimr ing4 ' 71411 01itssda ,?"" V
ar*. ' ', 2
l6pPesTo44, lispertasstAteal USW,
OaresteeiTools, Sahli CoUesis .- •
Oka and Paint, , PoelloteatletTs ' •
Barlran °fillets**, •: Table .• ,• . '
satedt 4, Maitland '
Nails *nit Sitices, „, 4 eastetsostof Abaft**,
RaUrnd Iron and Nlll9 Blntirockerw# l ol; •
atolOtToblN • Wile,Tia Plate,
SulkUng Mitorials, Bras* Battles, • • ,
oest, Masi. . -•,•7 Sad Irma, r- -
'llimerSt 4ll 4 . • ' Psacusilikdism - •
AaSibters , ' CUM*, .•• • • , ,
IV
Ito.Wm, • Raftroit4iViefii - •
00014100•111•
••• Rowderui4l Opt. • ,
A04;31410 1 1 , 18
tolitalit ea to* the pikeitiiii
inisy****4lo IMO
" tho aswiPle. kr tlio totir anal
14***.bialig*Woode 11034 . ‘mr ,
'22.10111110111140111:
. * L o ft.. ox
nakesr•rideu ii
r f a;
fiasollptiort. ,o •
BEM
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, ,
MIN
, yaws* ickirsionthairo*
teat at.
liter tisokairt It lirtlit .-1- 1 7,47,5;i g t to , 411,_
- the w o rt * .
_tits yistseswal low
And 861114t14Weireillori remiss*,
artraii,"
• _ No. tr.torn tam tor
Zugpg
' • "Z
F. I
iatirG tt tr i . t t r' *'
aint .axid;
aboasto ilfearaosi at Sattaytklliiiiii;:madrals
Alm Partaklb. aadesoigued -ortlikonalatailis to a
firoslssaaratla Otabibbassat tonOtotrao4
mlnaoutlO ll o44 toceammodatelda- atakaarro I* such a
crfrOatlaatal asitalletiow tavotottos tor varrsta snit as.
ier tiMig. madam. ~A$ themes Ow he •
law Alkia otopriamitir to satins tellgaieada
latioato 140 aratafat aclumiodiamoodo.iar.:tbe
sort antilantiol amuse la whicatlawlmoottor•
aloas• "aim liararal him.aft Um&
lloPOtbor sill continue ta apanaista fair oasts
ta sem tiaga. Oar Deag Sten ts LUIS ;gym'
msaaer•aadlsreiiataekaa with all ado dome , /11
this respees onrjotablidastookoarola oefogoollodrit
otheratailar caseata. , • • , JOHN 41..1010vvs •
Paikkle, • -
troni RENN ,ne
Iburtb stomach of the 0 afteillinfetknas of Baron
e .the greet Physiological try J, mon.
TON; M. D., Philadelphia: Ps.
This isNahrev's own Rowedy for an unhealthy dent.
aeb. No art of swum infants curative Nears.
contains no Al ta p t aittera, adds, or nauseous tee J—'
It is extremely ble fotbe taste, and too bur to
by, the or e patients who cannot eats waterenck
er,wlthoutacatedtatlras.. Beware ofdrugged imitations.
PepAn is lid a drag. , .
Call on the agent and get deseripttrecircolar, grafts, 1
giving a large amount of scientific evidence, from I ,l o' l
big's Animal Chemietry; Dr. Combo's Pbriology 011)1
gettion Dr.tervira on toed and, Did Dr. flohlf W. '
,Draper, of Nsf Turk University Praf.Dwaglinwes nye.
%logy; Prot Stillman, of TMs Dr. Curates
Physiology t de.. together with reports of corps from all
parts of the USltal States.
!iiersoittl:or Pll druggists and dealers in Medidnea,...
Pelee ONE DOLLAII per bottle.
• • D I DANNAII, Whale.sate cad &fad 41,peaf.
Pottsville.
!?larch 8.'68 10. •
'_,w.%
Vtiolesale and Retail
mama Choixalart.
11. E. Colter Centre and likairegisa
(Opposite Nortimer's Hetet ' )
poTirgrirzz LE, PENNA.
• Theiubseriber, having taken possession of 1
• the home formerly occupied by. Hrs. E. M.
Beatty, has converted the mine Into a .
•
Of Drug and 4bpotbisitimry Stores,
a such as be thinks will prove eatisfsetory to
.eg all purchasers, end respeeithlly calls the At
tention of his friends and the public to his choke stook.
Ito has taken great ears In the selection of his Drugs,
Aredleinee, he., and two therefore cheerfully recommend
each and every one as being
PURR .AND UNADULTERATED.
He is determined to glue his undivided personal at.
tendon to his business, at all hoursof the day and night
when requited, believing that the mom and reputation
epredyerions as well as the inealnahle lira of their pa.
firsts depends In a great niessuraf.sen the care of the
Apothecary and the quality of his drugs and mixtures,
and be feels confident that criximmas, when obtained a '
the expense of virtue and health, will not be the only
question with his customers , : when once hls repetition
as a careful and competent Apothecary, shall be tatiallui.
Melly established.
This reputation be Is determined to build up, with the
asidstanCe of a share of the public , patronage -a Mir pro
cordon of which is guaranteed to him - by numerous
friends, Independently of that which be hopes to obtain
by dose sttention to business and strict attention in
mixing prescriptiore which may affect the health and
lives of his customers.
Deception In preparing and econponesdingof medicines
tbr ruthless speculation be will never resort to, though
it is notoriously true that such a dangerous deception is
much more extensively and successfully
. practlced by
druggists than can be readllycimagine4.
Confident of obodning a name and rank amongst the
Ant of his eotemporaries. he only asks attention to
prove his will to serve, and his ability to satistrthe most
exacting.
111rPatrons may with confidante rely upon the prompt
and Whin' execution of their. orders. seat by mall or
°therein. • CRAB. W. EPTING.
- • Demmer, • Comm,
8. E. tuner of Oatre and librupeirm stn itaterine.
l'obretlie, June 21. '66 26• ti
HEALTH OR SICKNESS .
Choose betviles sheen..
, ale, gland and fibre, In the human frame. When pure
it secures health to every organ; when corrupt it nears : ,
eerily produces disease, nom/mars PILLS operate
directly upon the elements of the stream of neutral.
blog the principles of disease, at d thus radkallyeuring
the malady, whether located in the nervea,theattenach,
the liver, the hovels. the muscles, the skin, the brain,
or any other part of the system.
«Coed throughout the World t '
nou,owars t ILLS are equallyefficaelcrtta In earn.
plaints common to the whole human race, and disorders
peculiar to certain climates and iocallUes.
Alarming Disorders.
I tispeeila and derangement of the liver, the inure. of
infirmity and enifering, and the muss of innumerable
deaths,vield to these enmity's, In all cases, bowererag.
mrated. acting as a mild purgative, alterative and
tonic; they relieve the bowels. puribr the Sulfa, and in
vigorate the system and the constitution at the ume
t ime.
- General liVeaknesseelterirons Com. • •
plaints. I
When all idtumiants fall. the renovating and bracing
.properties of these Pills give firmness to the shaking
name and enheuled muscles of the victim of general
12 . 143 7*
= Delicate resiales t _
Alltrrectilarities and aliments incident to the debate
Ind mashies maws of these: are removed orprevented
bye Sorsicees of these mild. but Infallible itheratnrea.—
metier who regards.her own or her children's health
'Mould hate have them within her reach. •
' Seientitte Endorsements.
Thelendon "Lancet," the London "Medical Review,"
andihe most eminent of The faculty in Great Britain,'
France and Ommarry. have eulogised the PILLS and
their Inventor. _ _
li o n owa f s ben remedy kaotesiss eke
. world zifaik`74rowin g Diseatee:
filleidaches
f
Bowel Comp Weill
Coughs
Colds
Chest Disease*
Costiveness
Dr*Oda •
Ma c rtha:a
,$)
Dr
DebpttX `"
VeTir and Ague
Percale Oomplaints
tar Sold at the manna
SO Malden lane, New York, and 244 Strand, LeMos, by
all respectabledroggista and dealers In niedietnethiough.
out the United Mates and the civilised voriklet bezel
at 25 mite, 112Cts, and $1 each. Shore is tawailk
crib!.wing taking the lamer sizes. - • '
N. 8.-11dreet for the guidance of patbutts intend
disorder are eddied to each box.
June 21,1856
THE CREATEST
!Medical ammovery or ma Age.
Dit: KENNEDY, of - Roxb u ry, bait
discoeered in one of our comma pasture reeds a
remedy that ewes
Every Sind of Rumor,
from the worst scrofula down to a common pimple. .
lie has tried It is over 1100 cues, '
and never Wad ',c
rept in two cues (both thunder humor). lie has now in
his possession over two hundred certiflcatesot its virtue,
all within twenty miles or Boston.
Two bottles are warranted to cure 'a naralag sore
mouth. '
One to three bottles will Mae the Worst klnd or phaplei
on the Cue. •
Two to three bottles will care the system of baba, '
•
Two Wiles are warranted to cure the *and tanker . la
the month and stomaeh.„ •
.
• Three to - nee bottles tun warranted to curs the worst
.
we of Erysillut. . •
One to tirobottb4 ere warranted to inn all buntor In
the eyes-
Two bottlesare warrentedto ewe running of the ears
and blotches among the hair. • _ • •
Tour to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
p ee bottle mill cure sedy eruption of the skin.
Two artbree Daft's. are warruted to, au* the 'Kind
case of ringworm. -
' Two or three bottles are sure •
warranted to . . th Ord
dmperate case of rbtrumatism. "
Three to ftmebottki are warranted - to curs the salt
m
NIT. to sligatbottlel will earn th • wont esupeniserefuln. 1
, A betteet is sheep arpoisteed from the ant bottle,
sad a pelted nure lawarnutted whoa the above quantity
Is taken. - ; ,
Reader,' poddlidover * thausalul bOttlssof thig' the
vkinikr of Boston. I know the'effects of It In every
taw Bo sure as water will eztinguish Ammo imp eV
tbri cure Imam leaver sold e bottle of It bet that
sold another; after a trial it always uptake for itself.—
There azetwothluis abort! :de that appear to me
widow; fret that it grows fa our pastures, In ent
places quite Plentifnl,an4 yet its value has never been
knower mini -X discovered it fa 18443--escond, theta
shouldrureall kindfrof Bruner.
. .
. In older to give cone Was alba sadden slas and groat
fori k
dttat=a;zilittrutith par itt in di r,
giet, I soldaverons thalami bottles Pon day v.
gime of *Weeds drriggfats who have barn la the
b a dness twenty and thirty yews, say that nothing in
the minas of Wont taadietnas VIM ma Ude it. Than
Is 'a nalsoradipadse of it from all madam
e mysonsgssettee troduet kot as I
lon
a s foilrannos
t Asa Its in a
and wondarfal onto, hue barn toned Is il ltV e tta
,: mond met 041 1 •IPIPIs fits-4 Own :nhisb liar at.
nays seaside:44 tamable, inni been oared by a erg - art•
gm
,ttorhat iiawl if it Will proweitietial in all ;
cam of that weal malady—there met* fan who have
yen more of it than Thus. _ .. ~_ _ ,
anon of Insend - cues of Dropsy. all of thus dgad '
ppeeoale cnrol by it. -los the sariono dlassossof the Llenr_
disk ilsadarbealysmda, Astinanyrtstand Pats _
•
litho alb, I! Upland tin flplansadpas*shW7 I ftn*n dip
asses Of the kWOM 444th,. 114covery Ins dans gam
;oath= say maid** evaiknown. •- . - - .- ,
Ito shags of distto the bat los gat and
anotach silt. -, , . .
Dinstionifir lieddiolts, ins 'tibleignoninl ger day
•,eldidtati awe tan yam** dosed spooatal—eUthou
,anin airs to_sigigt years.tat. As no direstiont
taxbit annaMo to all toolltetions,taki safielant•tv
opatide on thstonals tnies is day._ _ : . --, .- ,
. flikalettsl. t 7 . 14 bi- ii i ii h ^— oratimenntirr,
~. „
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Ihrtgi r
".... linatedd fl* ••• TorkOlitytil. V.istass,
4XO
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j,l4titliellai , Nut;MUT§ iieraiio4l
- " tefilkeilocurlllowielia,
ottnabwri la Ardbribighlikby Di- !Ltsprik,
'abilbsuil by wpm* 100 iolarsbud iiiitr , _
-11111 0 1414410 1 Weetroldot tit* sew
iderlivid- birotioArbstwowbss work; wilts rilbowits*
. tabs ilarbarwof Itibitailboe. .11 *Mil 14 *WWII Mal
, Ilia byrooriSwk.:l pkbocribleassa meh.,,..ff NC
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isti•rei la
sr kilatisaan itsitetvegoiretaN
DUANE-.11131A50N13 ,- ..tielmal,
, 41, fear ibtibtkpolotiratits,bledelpfitillsoustrk
U* C 31,14 :,
t . , .11140ficariltinri
titatstarrt
ebeiDaslititsrp of ltsdl ~
s'
-_sad Adsralaws of
14strsted Sioreekr. :e tc Mark,
Orsilasss ta MU. of the Omsk' -
/Ch•PtoWa 16 4 1411 F . :- KNOW of ak4 11 4 4100 4.
boos. • , ae
rba ab ore books eat bs . i.livassititiont to tho
Ogintritessly W 4 ICU softly at
.
SO_ 1" T 0733 North
• 111:111) . atria; tfaitret,: . 11 1 tootp," 14111 A=
luvilneted a eonS u eteek tbs wet_ approved
&boot noon, Outline and ldebeal nn ;
o&M &hod atatieneey,a hepleine& .41_11.1
fo ene any ad ladareated on; the • •
of Education. They aro onegagoa. in the
datowlnee pradleatione„ which byre weelvat t i decided
awl beady apptotalofthot and *Ho and distbadidad
Educators tbeenwhoott Ow United atiotes..! flu othemenn
be bubbled In their Usf.: -
Spotter& and ilsondeoldr.
tending* Pktootal Mown . •
" flew Plotter, Define, tad Analyser; • '
• ' I • New et Primer;
None Third Baden -
lterririftto neadar; • _ • '
Moe a of minion of t im e fowls bzm been
road within *Oast yaw, sad their soma los einpneew
dental. - flextngbeentlful .tatgrowlega taw print, boo
maraud antostauttal pluabectheyano otOonon s =
tha handaraned, dumped and best Readers
Geography. • • •
NEW , Geoveyky. It is now onherally awaraid
that the on method of teething &cam talyitad
derostably, ly
to front (Tuft 's Nowa and & etp Areit
eel oc'e
splendid series of Outline gaps not ont axed aft other",
but ane kept up to the Latent .die and impreves
swots
w & ointment regard to expense: . Priem s2s' per met, WI
:fallo •
1. Pl:tyska) ad Poll tkal Map oftbeWeatern Iletidaphare,
7 feet b, het:.
2. Phydeal y.'
and Polltkal Map cake ltaiternlletatepheri,
7 het by het;
3.• Map of the trotted States, Pith& Provinces. Mule%
Central Almada and the Werdindbt Wand., Z 4rat
by 7 feet t
t. Map (lAA', feet by 7 het: - -
& Map ot Europe, feet by 7. feet ; •
8. Map of &America and Africa, d het b 7 T hort• , -
The Geograyblea acmormpanying the Mays are smutted
PeCon's Key to
merles °tannins Ma llanstspbera Mays, Mee/ Key to fall
.
They are ys May to tee I -
the
experialliadapted _each geograpby bY
use ofOlitilue Nape—are extremely popularaaddesed
to be uotrenally med. BOWER BARNES,
No. 53 North 'Third street, Philadelphia.
AZP These Books can mho be bad at publisher's pries
at B. HANNAH'S Book Store, PotlarilieOltho tithe agent
tar the publisher: . -
Beet. d. w
PORT. CARBON SHOVEL FACTORY;
Charles Staitti, Proprietor.
Matadi deal shads, Spades) oeshiddles , 40.
The wrong. of the publle reopectinUyaollelted.
January 10. '67 , 241
THATCHER'S
Double Action No a awitien Pumps.
THESE Pumps, froth experience ' are
acknowledged to be sopeetor to any to ewe.' They
are also cheap and durable. Yoe sale by O.C. CABSER,
Proprietor of Me Right fay Stkaylka orestly.
Tottevllle, November 15,'56 461 y
TOBACCO, CIOARB AND OATS,
:• AZfa
the Hamburg Smoking Tobacco
and Cigar Manufactory
to bushels prime Oats; MO barrels Smoking Tots*.
e 0 ; 200 . 000 MU SPontah Cigars; 100,000 Spanish Blues,
15,000 cubs Extatua. JAMES S. MOYER.
Hamburg, Darks county.
38-
E• •
VOTWI T IqfSK I ANG the FIRE
_LI - which destroyed on Coach Tindery, and our, sa
ver* lass, we are , not dbw:nraged, but have gone nesr•
lately to work, at the old shop near the Pioneer Pomace,
where we will be happy to see our friends.
Oho us a call and assist us to repair our loss.
ABRIGHT k BUR HART).
Pottsville; Oft. 2.5, 'bd. , 43. tr
PVilrIE
Saddle and ULS ess manufaestory.
tleia ta
• The Subscriber would • A
gain most respeetftdij Ole
• attention of the Minns ofinvite
Prate L. , wr.sa
and the Coal Region in general, to his an
well selected stock of SADDLSitiI, all kinds of -..-
Carriage and Team Harness,
Collars of all deserlptions. 'Drift Harness, lte. He - de
sines all who may need anythingin the shoreline to call
and see his goods before purehndng elsonthere,er there
lc
can be nothing lost.
Orders for llarnessote., promptly tilled on 'reasonable
helm. :- LEFEVER WOMELSDORFF.
8 5124,511.12E1acr.
§TOVES, TI N , and HOLLOW Viaie,
Ifrittatuila and Brae Ware, entlerr, ie.—
chen lianas. Range Boiler., Portable
targed Ran
tiaa
store u r, has added t o hip Tilen.
former n
stock a large varlet; of new patterns of took.
lug, parlor. aim and hill stores, and be has '
now the largest stock that has ever been offered In this
county. he invites his Mends and mamas to call
and examine for themselres feeling confident that he tan
soft them In quality and price.
lie calls their mrtieular attention to his sheet
iron Parlor Stoves; which be warrants to give more heat,
with lea fuel than any other stove In use. lle bait also
a splendid /Widget Kitehen Kanges,whieh he can give
the highest reastimendatkrn.
Pottailb, August 30.'55 U. • ,
tOOK HIER
Tire CAenpe Mora, T
Th et ace to get inware &e., is at
GEOI2O H. STICHTER'S Old
Stand, In Centre Street. Ptittirf We, nearly o =dt.
Brown's Apothecary Store, where be boa now on a
fell and chola assortment of
avegs.Sheetirce, rts,Cbpper,Brfteansaa, &Work,: Ware,
irldelt he offers wholesale and retail,
97 . at prices ea rerpending with
times, and which cannot be
sad fa-the aunty, in cheeptogiTti
• fatality.
Daring the approaching mason be will pay particular
attention to tarnishing stoves of all kinds, Tilt Conking
Stoves, Parlor Stoves, Omee Staves, de. Ile has nude sr
' augments with the rearraboturer to furnish the acme
_patterns of cooking stoves which are ftunished at Deree
establishment This is the bed and most approved kind
of cooking stoves In use and fto family should be with
out ft. diming or broken plates are forniabed at all
times, at the shortest notica Old stoves taken in es
, dangle for new ones, and stoves deliveredwithoutcharge
Ia the vicinity of Pottsville. The undersigned being
=cat tinsmith, Sitters himself to be able to give
salisfactian.,Box tin always on band.
()SORGE IL STICEITSB.
Angtrst 10,16 33-ron
' 1543: :tir3llll Z
~ ai gkd i
engestenzaion
Isseonnistion
Ina* Waimea,
P iles Ra Writs
Stone and law)
Seco% day BMtonss
Venereal Affections
Worms, Of allltndi
O ot.Prgellpti4lllLOWAT,
2f.ly I
MON
MBLICAIIO . I4IB,*.
MANUFACTURF4S. -
Sept. 22,'55
EXTENSIVE MA BL YARD,
sfaarrumapo anal, earriue, tu.
t PRE subscriber is prepared, at hie old
I stand, to Amish all kinds of materials fn Ala line,
for building purposes—plain and ornamental. le in
vites particular attention to the Tomb Stones and Menu
merits or his manufacture. They mn be had Weyer/ re
rlety of style, and will compare favorably, lu beauty and
Sash, with any obtained elsewhere; and are offered at
ehat na c r les. JOHN T. LANG.
le. 3 /ey 17, 16 20.1 y
•
ST." - CLAIR CAR MANUFACTORY.;
• St. Clair. Schuylkill Co.. Pa.
JrHIS ESTABLISIIMENT is now
prepared to contract with Railroad Ctia and others
r any number of Freight and Coal Oars of every de.
Nat)Lien. :.
The machinery It of the .- most wanted construction,
Mat
and the materials turd of the bestquality. The Pro.
lured I
reietor n
can
the to guarantee
e the r
work equal to any manse.
totted
The Chilled Plato Wheel. used
.Ir 7 him 'are
hem the Celebrated Foundry of Huh it Ladell, which
for excellence baire_no ertor.
C...itilLES R. ABBOTT. Proprietor.
cuau. 14A . WT021,3r., Sept.
Jim. To, 'V Zly •
Oppotitel*seopst M(Mai unk Cenfrestred,
94 Pbettrais.
ha. 1815 13,.'64) f .
, Tic=
4CHIFYIIILL - COUNTY. LUMBER
...,MANUFACITURINO 00P4P_ANY '
UAI /6 on ns at at Utilit eaten ettabiisnmat, on
Hamad strastol great quantity of !Inaba Of every kind':
and diptMn,igh fels - they can supply to
Carpentete and at lower rates tUku l e c rei° al rih t
be
bought elsorbere.l. They are also readl - to inpply,
through the atoms of their ellanslT• hurinosni and
bar saving usechiswo, tannulactured articles to their Are
at a saving of 25 on former cost. . •
Their large woave been in suceessitil *lnca.
lion tbr the put yeah,ning out vutAuantitlea of
Door., _• - Windsor Prosies t •
Sash, - • Panel Work,
, • Mouldings,. • Dsdrposts, - •
: Blinds, • Daaktstrars,
• 15hattors, -
And att kis& of frastdattrisled aid fumed Wm*,
Which they have mnstindisou luind. They ars ready
to *astute collets at sit shattest web*, tbr any quantity
or quality of sawed or tnanutictUred Ant •
Dry and green Heudilek, of sit k inds • for bid/4 11 0V ,
Cr. OskOtsplo. Poplatratfart Palk le ada sesnuiall
is; Cherry, Walnut, 'lWorgah.T t SW cabinet
work; Whitt and Yellow Pithboerds ror th:s2; raw or
made to order; White Phi, glindr,ll,ll34, 2, 1 1 N,14
'and IX inch panel, *brays Tee 4;: alio, jp beams,
rails, scantling, weds, sis .&t, lath, oelling lath, pan
pg. de., to.
, oirßLUs of sawed staff Loud everything in their Has
on hood or toWarc order, h
at the shortest notice. '
• , !IS6 .• : •
CLARK'S PATEZT IMOURTIIO WM '
The Great raverttlett of the Dar. ~
llierHE subscriber autiouneeito the . Chi
I
* of dellOylkiltatestylisd be has secured fits
s t Axel/IMM sad JAM= It C 1431 1 ,11 seer Pe.
lent mining Mill, which 111.!Illeigletneend the Itatt ,
American inve n tion of the day - The itateeribeeW owl
of there Mills to fall oliettikal re. , in Treilmti " us
he invites all perms to esti and. 4% to °python.
"It& highly ingsalees;szektatteli aeWed fireentket t
lams an .4U:sow Statue he tbisssasiketure of Who.%
late Maar; and thesplendid Ammer 111. which It Pot'
fends its mirk, aril lititisig, sad wrath,trab e seals allegretto oyevatioetiatt o l'qedthel.
of Platte sad Wescead UM *space of trete
toted taleattbbliblte diet ' tesidthi eh rI.
dill of twelve. ftftdat e sioa a tide ef trench
addstettee only s o i is d o t iw Th a i
Wahl is oteersrted ate bite Maris oat
a n d sellaeltkatz,listelleas, . fodsottegkisbarta
o 111%1144 Vow Wad ' • WWI It, fleet a
fear heels tiptoed* •The mall 'apses it
*envies wouldiset he tabisdttlaellttseallattifoltis isitb
otherzeseldissel, and timeliest amount of T sib it ter
guseeede
obeli to ileoPsi iiv
th
i i t i ttlipteta that ore 'Klein
sad Illethoritetutbsi ,
applicable thli tellitilthate of . onikt; tbak
mom asirlitintesatilless" a dm*Setatiby,
fordlt taittlit laws Vt . ' basiattarawreebeep
•dy cepesetl, Wiley 1 sitllsee
UC . lititstrisest *throatiest:to
_,..: sr=gdy i pi i ,kaiii ies ihe rem= siseast eps h
'''r - r ----.41e11414: . . ' - -..-seati be tearer.
)300
T o
11114615 e MEW • ' ;I'. eliitte4
4to itll off a lari:rilite, at 1 siot: tif bobs aS
,
fig yowitie, se offstst.berredna . to lime
disk* slinkiest:dad ruedlW !Webs* bee brae
; at
' with grea4 atm', and time visessat red /11004.
'slot. it donblethe retidi Olean tilt h *' steak'. Mee*
of gine* with the Beaks; theMkb ion very fa.
soportenity to. porriuse ~ assoristerd is
' to sal IWO lie ther(Misa at - Stark •
atiOls_. Xbies astri Anna* , DAV iliiiiierwied a tarp
4707 at- i' • WAN'S.
r 1 :. • - -mums". , *a* nook atom:
.71
iiiiii f M ai l lir VlLlA ti
L
. . Vissz, l T taws, ,
tORGE L'PRIT ARD, having
moored hbrbook*refun dt...chdrte Minimills
' inibiwi - MS frlds, sad lbe public. generally
'I the rowdy, that they tail Ind his =wand
large eittadiebnapt oe the earner 40 Slimed and EMI.
.rosit streets. .
kter stork of
mpists li books, ststkree ry
coulthli iuid...7thli Staley article. !a
:Msad oti.
id in his ne, at wires that nit
cannota to tbat
gira say
abet.
the
in zany eases even cheaper than they
bought in the sitio. "kis supply of new boobs
the Trade fates Is very estirnsite, and will enable
bisi to WI at wholesale as well. as 'SUM &boas and
n*try stores supplied *lib books sod stationery at the
lodortwholesabe prices. Bark bindles and blank work
does at the shortest notice astin tie best style. _
IL 11.—ditytlden that may bli requited in his line 40.1
Mitred to order. - ' t '
. _MlnersTkie, Much iii, 11158 •
: -
pp fititimet v r ana tt u a r
tte n gt
. i
lug magazine& and weekly panne, at publisher's pri.
_eat. Two of the $3 roagasinea will! be furnished fur $6;
ref,,Atro of the $3 magasinte for $3 60. ' •
Llitelra Living Age, s6tsCnkterboeker, : 3 1
'llia-pees Magnin', 3t floneohold Wordy, ' 3
Munn's - do ;Mrs Stephen's Mosithly,lU
fMdey's Endre Book, Farm Mumma, : -; LI
embus's Hagealue, 3 ; Blaekiroars iblially, $
raliellitat BOOM , litattlegito7l4. _ ; •' 2
odon quartetiY, 3,New 'fork Journal, 2 1
tamrg Review _ 3Laßea Ladles' Ossette, 3 1
brth British Bedew, 15,Atther's atom Ibuts'ne, I
Bilion's Dollar Alagarine, hilarper's Story Books. 3
Lendonlaneet, s:Tenni?' liMng Matte, 6
4 • .NEWSP.APRRS: . . • .
n's Pictorial, 3 N. lt.fLodger,' ' 2
k-Leslitte thutrated, 8 lodger of Roman" 2
Itieuing Pact, 2 Flag of our Union, ' 2
%killer Newspaper, I Little Pilgrim, r 60 eta.
Loudon Illn. Journal, 20eta SeketiSe Anierlean, • 2
N. T. Weekly Tribune, ;Wesel, 31Ainuquee , 3
N. Y: Weekly herald. 3 t i
The adrantaturs of peoeurtog them thnirga to are that
there ean keno lost to - aubecribere through the failure rif
thong* they me the postage rind receive them with
-1 out being (bided or Injitred for binding.
I Welters connected with our eitatdlahment an esti*.
I dye Bindery, and can put op the abore in various styles.
. - - - . B. BAN MAN. Bookseller cud Stationer.
LARGEAketIORTNIEI7 OP 130011 k
oft notton rlees.
HE SUBSCRIBER is now recoil,.
infrom the late Trade Sales, an extensive v a riety.
o S t andard Illscellaneorts Works, which he will sell at
extremely low prima Among many others will be forbad
The Standard Illstarical Library. embracing the Work.
of Rollin: Robertson, Russell. Plutarch, de., 12 vols. ,
The New Library Of Standard Fiction, Di vols. --
.11anarnonde hunting Adventures In the Northern Wide.
Curnming's Bunter's Life among Lions, BliPlout,r,km-
Stephen'e Egypt and the Doty Lend.
Webster's Family Encyclopedia of Metal ILdowledge. •
Ileadley's Washington and Napoleon. • ,
Newcomb's Cyclopedia of Maims.
Doychink's Oydopedia of American Literalist?, 2 - Vols. -
Buoyan's Pilgrims Progress, Illustrated. . •
Josephus Works.
Foxes Boot of Martyrs •
Life of the Duke oPreilingtou,illustrateoll.
Chander's Eocyclopedie of Literature, 2 vole. ,
Chamber's Information tbr the People.: - • •
Scott's Commentary on the Bible. 3 vols.
Comprehensive Commentary on thei Bible, 6 vols. ..
Don Quizotte and Gil Bias, Illustrated Editions: ,
Illustrated World of Art. '
Tales of a 0 randarther.
Works of Lorenso-Dow. ' 1
Donors's Natural History, Platei. • .
Arabian Nights IthtertAinments. ,
.Dickens' Works, new Illustrated Editions.
Addison's Complete Works, 6 vols. • .
Washington Irving! Wrirks, 15 vols.
Coopers' W: 11 1.74 vol.. i,, . •
Bayard Taylor' Work., A voter .1
Lyells' NI sof Geokl7. ,
Lyells' Pried leslof ~. • j , 't;
Bulwer's Novels. 4., I
.'
1 Ure's Dictionary of Arts, Atrufactursi Mal Nines T . 2
• vols. cheap.
_ 'i • B. DAMIAN „..,'
Centre Ist., oppaslte the Episcopal murmu r : •
-WIRE SEENS.
pcii 7 l.7
RODGERS' ENT & CO.
•,...HIROR RA liig a. WORREI.“
RODOERN . CO:. manutiettims
- of Cast and Wrought IRON RAILING, i
Inzß of every deo:Option, invite the atten on
„„. or the publid to their branch of basil:
width is coOdueted to th e huddle for
y occupied hy Kea as sicced' , in coal street,
yule, Ponsis” -
They an furnish iressuelus, Trellis-Work for Arbors,
de., Iflower Trainers, Tree Besse, de., therm variety of
style: Window Guard* Celliar Onstlat NM no Notting
or ail kinds. st the shortest cloths sod on the Remit
'terms, together withiron fiedstesde,ihrsti t Lot and car.
`den 'fences, English Hurdleigence, de., to., below lefty
prices.
N.B.—Cemetery lots neatly enclosed. Designs 'got,
up" to suit customises. Iremything in their 'lthaca d
or ordered, will be furnished It the shortest notice.
We are prepared to de IA kinds of ettll as
'railroad chain, water eiPeet &e. 1 -
Parma 2,1856 -6-17 i .
KIIIIMEOVELLE,.
-r , Kurz artsLugt,'; - ,
• (Late a rts , yerle be..)- • •
.111aufastarers of L_
' . 'pit, Wire Coal- ficreens, Coal lUddles,l9lre
Brooms, he t ,:ite.„
rrr ... 14 - r County. , . •
Thankful for the liberal patronaget • ey
have receieed from the. Cool Dealers 'and others, the
met, *odd moat respectfully sollelt their custom in the
future. MI work done at our shop will be warranted, so
that no one need be afraid il'aNtUluil bodiob•
dr. Sluts being one of tie oldest, sad the mast :en*
tieneed Wire Worker In the county, we feel sure, Mat we
sen turn out the best Coal ;Screens in the Won.
&II orders addressed to .11 U. gluts. )Alners►tlle, to W.
L. Heisler, Pottsville or roots & }Uhler, ldineretille,
CH be promptly attended so. Old &run sre?afred.
.
TRAY LING.
ptitittflEftTPSSlNATl&
This line eonnecte daify isith all thou great
ern and Western lbintes. :By arrangement their p oi
businesain Pottsville will: be et the etleiv of II and
Co 8 .8. WILLIAMS, Bupertnten at.
Apr 1122,1864 - 164f1
ISFMUYI t4T VALLIY PAMPA TRA
Inter !rrausgesients.
alanaNg. Lirga4l4___
OVh n u d y Paslengar
after DAY,- N . ove4l w l= ye taw
laws, via :
Leave PottssUle at 4 • 7.30 A. 71.-11 .M. ,
Ithrsrors at 0.30: " ,"
Passuingers by the 7.30 U. 'frau will take stages
at Tuscarora for Tamagnq, and there connect tthe
Catawba& Williamsport thd Elmtreexpress which
leases PhUsdelphis at 6 A. 11., for Niagara 144 •
Pare 6 ore Pottssille to Tuscarora pp cents
Through tickets to Tuthgus 69 outs.
Tickets procured In the Can. lig.
$. U. WiIEELE3, euperinteudent.
Pottsville. November 0• 4,s4ft
ehusd a NNERAsui . o .' ag •
'B6. WINTER WINTER Aximtisairacumma k l..nut.
rrlIE GREATart hq n and Wnstero
rated Statesliall • • -
Ifirdlepeed tisereaool and Arm vedstaLl Lll LE km,
SCUUTLICILL,CATA.WIBSA, 811_ ,NBURT itas
XIIIS,WILLWISPORT AND 111,M11Lt 11511.8011 AD.
Mime' to in • • - bin/.
" Fah, • • 15 t
" Tiodroit, - • - 24 ti
"- Chk010; • '"
-P -14 1 1°, 48
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Tweet Mee, N. W. °Stoat Math Atka Cluiiiit streets,
;and Philadelphia and , ‘Beedittg itailmad Dope., calm
Broad and Tine. _ _
Badiz tore
' 'On and after 11014DAT,.Doe:- Mk, Throe •
Trains will hare the Philadelphia and Railroad
Depot,eorner Broad and Vine streets, daily, (8 ndays aro'
erpted,) tra for weir:, - • • ,
Day Esposess..7.3o A. )i,l ,- •
Stopping at assnixtrille and Reading, only.l Donna&
i ng with Catrethmr, Williamsport and Erie and Williams-
port and Urals B.Rm4; arriving at lambast MS P. M -t .
gonnoetbareith Now Took and Kris and Bullatp,ami Raw
Tort city Itillroada Set Dunkirk and Buffalo , . and from
thence, via. shouters On Lake Erie or latter Rail
road, to Clerreland, TOW Mon Sand end Ds , ,
troit , Also, with Dohs; wed !Moira
Falb Railroad; ekantetinT at Canandairla with Now
l
idue
York (antral Railroad, Rut and Wort, and at aspensioe.
Bridge with Omit Wotan' end Michigan tral. W
oad da' Diiistar Cb ;', St Eouls,and all ts its Can
ada and Western dertes. • _
Mall Tralsaw.T.lo .411. Mr. '
Stoppiturat all Stationa,ind ranningto Pot only.
Might Mispress-4.30. P. . :
ltnistringsreff da , stop ping at la Statioits and TOW
slug to PotbrlMll. Cunecting at Port Clinton with Cat
Selma, Williarniprot and Me, sad Wilikunsportand Els
mita Railreadaitaising at 3:laimaa, A. 114 esinsectlag
with New Tort and Die, Buffalo and New York city and
fake , Shore itaitmeds, tbr Buffalo. Dunkirkarie.' t; Dim ,
land,Cincinnatl,Toledo, Mimi, and all prints,Meet.,
Atop, with Elmira, Canandaigua and Niagara Tans Eisil•
roads, seristas at Niagara DAL at 10,110. At- b 1..; conned.
w ith Bay Um* of Great Western Railrbed ; for • De.
' Tbis C rig with its ;Maharanis, tbniti ,20 11 , 4!t
and most direct route to Canada and, the la ses.
OW dun* Of bagpiftbetersen, PhiladelPhlaratt
co the Lakes._ . ' , 1
PaistallarkiTildif SWIM holahlhat at Port ClintO,'
and dins at Milmt. , Pameallen trwoof NW ,
Ifs=tt slippers! Port Clinton.... ~ ; i , _
surebitelag Dakota by this, Dag 'have the'
- seris. at stopping at any or Um abcwo kifdate l and - re ,
astaing Oak-Wats *titmouse: ' . ~ s , ;
011 gar. tplallt_Dlallauees..w..._ -
Cider Tini t l l, ' • . " '
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Wribreaspprts
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t j r . - t - i $ .1 4 41=441"64
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PHILADELPHIA,
Nllllll.l,‘Ak NOIB.
DECtitl & MIDDLETON
.naranicas to Aura muumuu
IROX-41310.11T111141.
NO. Water stria, abaft lartii,
111
£pdi 121A56 111A "' '
SHOXIIER,,
D•odersa moats, oases, and
1 11 - I i b ANCY:STItAW AND. rAIX LEAF HATS,
14.1.141 1 ANadi Atred,rldiaddpkia.
hattny:lloBse • 34
1 " .....,.. AwlsAkomiNg.,
Tilt; zubbtactiarat ifONIII respect
: . Wiliam:a their nummonsirleisdandeurtomersol
ale 1 171h 111 pxnity, that their assortment of Clothlos 1, 4
!Young ssentieszien ta moult larger than *TM and they
ase Mimosa Mall chap. Persons Neter at a Malan%
?are the prtoilme of excluomblz dcattlit plarthard at
l!il. 5441°16 thy
119
ncit _ s r A. fort a aztanuta - , .
' ' • • :: 272 Cheitant fit., corner °ninth, Pbtlada.
'I, Awn 22,1656
E t A
• • - 14517
THEN 1
iII . 14%1 1 4 R I ZIAVn otter
V of IlthliCll CiLIF sifiNs. and genital P Lrether
j i'n r, Na 6 South Sd st Thlladell}hls. • -
j• A poem' assortment of all kb:dant fasenth,3lonoccts,
1 ]etc..etc. , 1111 D and 0114.SOLN LEATIMIL ,
i Aur,..th:1£156 , . - . . s44lm
i p l 4 :br iciplfratk CHAMPAONE cirogß,
1 r Y the Hogshead or Batrel, mashie
Bottlers or Notetko 4 PP vs, constant] an hand
i
and for lisle by ANDRM NelllllD6 SON,
t 0 . t
No. G 59 North Simon& Meet, Philadelphia. - !
Itoremtier 15, 's6 4643 m
' , s
Z IDUC I E L. and
IN FRUIT STORE,
No.lb North *
Green Apple* Oranges, Letnons„Pine Apples,
Banenes,Peechee, Cbatabieb, WatennetiOnit
Green Corn, Sweet and White Potato**. Onions,
Turnips, in, (in their ecesoirs,) put tip with one; and
despatched on responsible orders. /o"Yeraters' and
Dealers' produce mold on corantlealon.
January 23,'57
0 1 / 4 I 0.11410 I I i lAA II I •
,
and 1. A L Ag, . aLLgar
8 8 oat& wre itisrwee, risisadelpkia,
pEALERS IN OIL, have, just re
adied, direct from mitetectikad, the troiloithassul
p 1 of 011, which they offsrlor afloat the lowest market
rates:
WlnterSperm 011.3,000ga14 WlnterWhaleoll, 19,600gat
do Elephant 011,9,600 do I Racked do. 4io 7,000 do
Also, In store,Ontaidne 011, Pale and Brain/ &APO
Sperm and Adataant7ne Candles.
1teb.13,'66. • B.ly „.
LEAC' V
TQBAMSNEI CIGARS. • •
UN ISLA It• On
PT' O. 21. South Front Street, Phila
i , Mph* Cornzaissiou„lderchants, old wholesale
PO.
In all kinds of "
Liaf Tobacco, Lfautrfaefured Tobacco tb• Cigars
Hare constantly on band and for pale low, all kinds of
AllkatlCAN and SPANISH LEAP WILLOWS, selected
with special ieferenee to Mannticturerst nse.
All articles sold, warranted** be as represented and
sl=inity afforded for eratainatton.
rs at a distance .an send. their orders, and
rely upon being as faithfully sorted as If the goods were
inflected :1n tenon.
• Aprll 12, Sa 154 y , , .
JOSEPH A. NEEDLES, •
xairmrscruer.c or
Wire, Silk end Steve*,
CARSE, medium and fine in mesh;
large, middle-Ilse and small in diameter. * Metallic
or woven Wire, of the best queJitka. -carious elms
of mesh, from Nos.l to SO. Inclusive, and from one to six
Of. In width.. They are numbered so Many spaces to •
lineal Inch, and cut to mitt. The subscriber also heaps
eonatantly on hand SCI tEENS, for Coal. Sand, thy, Lime,
Orate, Gravel, Gus no, Btunac, Sugar. Salt, Done, Coffee,
Spin, Drags, Dye Stuffs, to Together With an assort
ment of bright and annealed iron Wire. Allot the abase
mid wholesale or retail, by J. A. NEEDLES,
64 North Front street, Philadelphia
May 31, IA 22,41 m
Societas de tunic's istmedit ferendit. • • ,
THE FURNISHING STORE ,
, VO.lOO MAMA! !T., emirs or ruin t. PIT rout,
- - -
IBRACES an extensive and clam
! - p late assortment of the latest importations and
t manufactures, of GE!.41 . 1.1..'11EN`8 FUItNISIUNU
'OOOlll4. equal In material. make. texture, durability and
;style, to any stockever offered In this country—and at
prices which cannot fall to secure the attention of close
i calm BUTZI3, coediting Of
- SHIRTS — With linen bosoms, ironer' and Intrtbawli,
of the best and finest qualities, and new and choice styles.
CALICO latest and most at restive pat- .
I terns.
: UNRERSUIRTII and DRAWIVRB-01 iroa. islortno,
; am and cotton, ord.:mikado and d suable quail-
Ues—ans the Teelot Wool Undergarments, V 3 highly ap.
i proved by physicbuis. Also, the. Shaker Shirts and
!Brewers.
j CRAVAT'S—Superior quality and beantlfal styirehead
full assortment of Blocks. Collars, Neektyes, Musts,
Scarfs and Raters of the richest kinds. •
SIIRPMMERR—An almost endless variety, including
thednest and most durable._ -- •
POCIECT.KASDHERCREMPB-11:11k and cotbitt—plain
; a nd printed—en unrivalled assortment.
LILLY 110913—W00l and cotton, of the best texture,
[elected expromly for retail trade.
MORNING RORER and GOWNS— , ElegantpattertUlow
eellent material, and of the beet make.
This stock comprises all grades, front the lowest to the
richest, that can be produced-4nd having every facility
for importing and manufacturing,notexceededby any otb.
er establishment in the United States—buyers, therefore,
will consult their interact byexanalning the goods which
are sold at the terms Possums mum Mums.
air Goods promptly delivered at all the Railroad
. pots, Steamboats, tr., and In WIT pertof thecity, without
, •
th, ti c Shirts made to order by experienced hands, Is. ro
perior style, tt short notice, warranted to at. Sir Re
oa pork done In this establishment.
. Set R 13, Ind. 37-but '
_PAUS MAN :ANC HORglar nua '
MUM}, No. ISO Quanta street, under the
Utah "louse, Philadelphia, are constantly
publishing the 'Most Musie,from the most popular Au
thors In the United States, in a style that wi.o vie with
any at any other home, either. In this country
They also the pleasure to announce to the public
that their stock of Sheet Slack on lumd, consists of the
argent and most complete assortment to be found In the
country; they are constantly adding to their stock all the
New Huge published in New York, Boston, Ac. •
They also publish immoral Instruction Books, tibias ire
n general use throughout the country.
PIANOS—A Ana assortment of they best mm ouftetmers
of New York and Boston, at the lowest cheap prime.
BitISIGAL INETRUIVINTIL .
Also, a general assortment of Guitars, Violl-s,
Pintas. Accordeons, at; Violin. Guitar and Iltop=11 :
Of the best, Italian qualities, all of which will be furnish
ed to the public and the trade at the lowest rates:
Orders putictualb. Attended to.
,yam All Lee A Walter's Mande and Publications can be
Obtained at B 'UNMAN'S Book and kiosk ctore, Pot
Ptilisdelrki& 4.1e454
A. .
FURNITURE & FURNISHING STORE,
HE subscriber!-take Pleasure in in
trnmeing tome public la general, and the Coal Ee.
In partletdar, that they arw now prepared to supply
1a with all articles in their line of business,. As they
intend to confine therneelves to
FURNITURE
inannh.etared Under the, immediate
poritatendenee of own of the firm, ]fr. D. M. KAERCHERi
who has fOr MB,' years bid the entire ehargeof lir. litre
- Wilbert wort. they feel confident that they earr furnish
the ,pniifp with articles In their line, not summed by
_
any other establishment in the Vatter: filtates, for strins
'durability and finish
siumnat ICAERCITEIL.
Chbinet Trare.Rooms and MatattfadoryUco. 12.9 Second
• street. More Dock sired. Philadeliillia. I
A. 84111ilysiastinel I De Me lEEnteircherr.
P. 8.--Our friends Irma Pottsville and the Coal Right
will find it to tbeirinterest to nitre as a rail.• A. that is
our native place, we are determined to do, our best U
phase tbem. Allorderi will be promptly attended le
• Phibeledphis.Ostober 6.181551 40-17
- 'M.W We & co., •
:"
Offei willO r •
s Brea and ilantaten streets, fkilmflphio, Ammo
OULD call the attenttee,of Tail=
kit a 11, and inbpisted in Railroad
Properiy, to il thei n r ;yam eteraMierilayina,in
they are adapted to the partieulu business for which
they may be required: by the nee of one, two, three or
Bump* of driving wheels; and the use of the whole,
or so ranch of the weight as may be desirable for adhe.
eon; sad in aocommodating them to the grades. curves.
strength of superatittetion, and rail und work to be
done. By these MOS the =Minton uesall effect of the
I power bt seetred alth the least !spin* for attendance,
— cost of fuel. and repairs to Road rapd Engine. With these
- eV/lets in view. mules the result of tuentyibmo years
eapertunte in the bminess hr our redder pare
net, We minulketurefire deferent ii o f Dapice. and
several dames or steer of each kind. !ruler Kit=
Lion paid to the strangitt et the marhiotehr the plan and
vortmatabip otall the -details. Our I.Long experience
and opportunithaeof obtaining Information. enable, as:
to offer these en! area with the armrests that in aide*.
cy, economy and dorabliity, they will Ampere favorably
with Wee of any otter kind in use. Ure also thrills)* to
emir *heels. Wu. tkrwithger low moor tire (to It ten
tree without toting.) eamposltion rastiUge for lemings •
• every descriptlen t* ottheet I on and ZoilerWork*
and every article gto th e tirWr remnral
of Locomotive Z nes. IL W. BALDWIN. •
;inner, /OM 141 • '-IdATTIMW BAIRD.
_ iplalg:olC - 8
VsJOHNSTON Agent foil A. A.
rAarfoati use 11:4 wholeaall deal t
sr Lassa o.txma. N 0.124 reetiisati St , WOK
street Now tort. AU orders let at the Mrs of Aso
U. these,, or at the Kletatata UMW NIA nub*
prompt attestioa. , . •
raOteteber 21, ,ad
- - , •milimusur. 00.
EVERAL Ttiotiaand Vo lir ti,es! care-
Omit Wows *rile COE bnitintifitirit mai./ of ;Oka
aninfolPinil to foyifilPfldsool ;Itiossloo sod Ptiottio.
ItostlaySeboollot $2 so, pocl. is ea and act.
Voided Kinefintooost Books -In treat vortoty.
jinAt a 2lllll:rifill&COttir emi t Writing .Poiko,
Mott Poin t Ai. Le.' -•--
, I l _ ,/ifelfliWili zl t ClLOOroies ftamoo end 'fti *As.
-•.76-AilliikinfilinfWaii pito* to sole Un tlmu, by
_ _
_, . BASUN, ,
4 1.4 4; 3 _7ointteik t i tt o;ipitooito tin Mdoo•ia. • ettuidt•
1440MI411:10) AID COMMON MGM •
--orsorittitotitroad S. Colloitailf otraki,Pottantifk:
. ' ' . • -
.y wale 5a441.11440 1 1 , : , ,
T.. a g subscliber respettfully.anuounces
4,calto pat& teat On but tibia dlf
o kros snit food
- - berstohrop Nett int MoUsifirorbis. Until
lowan Mods of And .Vord t of AMY iksonfffittah
- Wok *V In wholoodo au nniM of- 0* tows*
. 4-11* Ira Oa Inall_ it pa imnlilli of did&
' Mott lie&afttll Idii% Irk il CoOnA 01 0".10 1 1
woof.' ;Rim at it t i '
.%
Aftao44ll , orliotaill*: 1i4,16000.
.ttr ai iiiejlettitlitiiisiaiaiittlith• assie —, 4
:A. soil impala 1 pissiollyi baba ars.
Vetuo.„ Ito an . igloo intliiktitt_=to
Alinnidlit With that easiest; - - MOM
ilk IS' 1. • . WO
eljt *ruin.
r Ti I - u-'-i-A-ii-nt—unow nun T R z E M'
Agaricwitiurai Isapieutensta s She.
~17: 1 1E subsetiber 'will keep
0. taint borer, Timothy andotberGewas
aseds. Mate -Clover and Lawn thane
with prdew and &Id scedoorte • ..,
win irematlierloriteeb and tood lueetn
to mei ,
L e,
cedes at alli4eskolt iratt trees, (warranted to is what
they",.,eps tenk) tri te
implements. Le., all
of whisk bet inowistwd at maatehectnerre' select
The onto and Usseee add by the subscriber era setectod
with pus cal% anbe nem wows of tepieti toes and
sianding. - Bs does not deal ist.lwedsvorares proestr a .
• • a timentarket, ban tbtwer Wee sail cheep, without
Willie rbossetor cd 'booed iota. Ns/ i en„, b.
,•.
troth seeds grown pesostosswenetY ia mean re,
4 "' their too sloe* palaborr detedonan %dr
AL "' - .„,• • I those el thwoosies epodes. The. 1,
ow • • • • teethes" whoponehase 'Vase
9•4101 . AIM . Toe Item de.., rod is mewl te l ly
Io . . , •:-• 1 4,,,,.... • STAMM HANNIN
,DOD 1t81~"~,i,',~,
• In nearly all soils aslimsaew
vatdkphints, but more on Mad: or gravelly 1, 41
than slay; the bitter • being forinsd• of gm*,
rocks, ruituntilY natains potash ternips,'N et , ,
carrots, potatoes, ete., contain a very large an nul
of alkalies, and to rush ashes are found too
very benellelaL Bet thi lmsnedits benett of
&slim is Most perceptible sporriagnmisoos Amu,
nt h pus, b uiFi n, and clover, etc.. On gn u
land it destroys Mom, sorrel, and all am? plant,.
OMpoor, tbln milli it shoal be mixed with po s s,
barnyard sad other media or vegetable ma
nuns, Limo Is excellent for wheat •oe eorn.—,,
These two erupt grow well whereto eloper win
grow-,ln salesrooms soils. Barley regains a rick
loam, finely pulverised..? will not grow well os
a sandy or a soft soil. It will always do well on
- land imitable for turnips. A strong clay, 1 ,4
pnlverised and dry, will yield 111 good. crop. c 1 ,37
soils always contain more or less lime.
Wood ashes area most eseallent Manure, and
can be used to advantage on 'latest all soils or
ern* %Orchards fatten on them. Unleaded,
they set vapidly and - powerfully ; leached, th q
sotisore slowly, • but continue to set for rimy
years, situ being applied. The meehaniml el ec t
on soils is to render sands mon !usspact, and n•
• terittis of water, while they separate and maim
friable hem clay. • ' , •
' Home farmers apply Lattes as a top druoto c ._
Thkr will do very well on pastures and meadow,
but they should be plowed under pravions to
planting or sowing, scr , ; th at the toots of tit ,
plants, my thereby be 1 . 4 . , Balt, Um, and plu.
-taints, be mixed with ashes to advantage, tot&
most any orop; and.npon all soils.
P Mkt WM 1111 POTATO PLANTIN CL—Mt. Brom
ofiLoug Island; bas recently published an toter
eating experiment touching the planting of tif
butt ends and seed ends of potatoes. Last spring
be planted four rows ofequal length, of tea q
rleties of potatoes. In one row, with each sc4.
ety, he planted only the "seed end?! ,of the puts.
to; in the other, the opposite, or "b utt ectie-1
These wore the pint eyes and the peach blow—,
We quote the results from the concluding Portia
of his statement :
The yield'of these four rows was u follows
Pink eyes, butt end.,
" ' " seed ends,
Peath idetsre,inset ends,
" - seed ends,
The potatoes raised from tbs' • butt ends tun
much larger than those frem the feed-ends, safe
appeared to be from a week to ten days
Had the whole field been planted with butt ends,
the'yield would have been more than
. 500 btobsh
to the acre. I also planted two rows nazi to ill
above, in one of which I put oply large POLIO%
half a tuber In each bill, cut lengthwise so,u
divide the eyes equally, and la the other row I
dropped only small potatoes, one in each hill-
From the former I dug 181 pounds, and from tie
latter 134 pounds. I should add that the amp
yield of the Acid was about 130 pounds to ti,
row; and that large (not the very largest) pot•
toes were died for coed eat lengthwise with a hsY
of a Whir in each UV' i '
. How To Tnaesruane Erinapissm—The reg.
er will, I trot, think it a privj.p to pat taxa
tine the following roggestiong in saamtet
planting noire:gni, Wed upon anonipful up
sienna :
Evergreen trees will thrive thusly to the As*
of others, and, as they can easily b made to Gnl
then' is no e4ense to the owner of a. door•-
who has none of them to add beauty to 101 groaadt
They should be dug when there - is enough
hest in the ground to cause the earth to adtxt
firmly, and to a obitififerable intiont, to the rooti
and then bury thei Whole maul° the same dept
exactly as before, coloring the ground to the ex
tent of several' feet around with ta thick ma ai
straw or leaves. TMs ii doneta retain the mai ,
tore, and it may need wetting occasionally b 4
ring the summer.
The work of transplanting may be done .
In the spring, end in,inoat cues it is best not t)
prune the brauchca but little.— Corrapenckit
kite -
[The common hemlock, grown in the pad .
open field, makes a beautiful shade in swam
and Is fresh and charming to look upon in wins('
let those who can, dot their homesteads sY
evergreens.—sa.]
TAKING CAB! or VARY INPLIMIUT3.—Et ,
farmer should have a heave for keeping hie implei
merits. It should be tight and dry; and 'byte
for repairing, altering, cleaning and shape::
them. Every implement,. when not required t:+ use; should have Re proper place, sad before it
laid peat for irinter, all the bright metal betas
lug to it Should be carefully dried and well g
ed to prevent rusting. Rust •is a viper chi
poisons tie:slant:tees purses many farmers silo
their plows, harrows, and cultivators to nut sal
rot In the corners of open damp sheds dieing 1
months of the year, anti they seem Burp/led'
their Implements do not last longer.
Warm implements, after having been tos•
daring spring, summer, and fall, tbocld ban tbc:
wood-work painted, also their curse metal eel
and every bolt and nut should be oiled The Its
of an ounce of iron byvust, is equal to the issel
of an ouslCe of gold. Carefulness In all thins b
economy, and a little extra trouble Wei iutst
expense.
Utcipr&
Rama TO MAKE • iI4.IIRITTIA TILIX • West ,
rual.u.—Aseoou ea the hog to ebld fume, to
cut up, take the two hams and cut oat the fliti;:
bone, so as to have the him not Ida • thick, nr
them well with common salt, and teave•thein in
largo pan for throe days. When - the w a it
drawn out all the blood, throw the twine Imo;
and proceed at follows—lfave two hams of abo:
eighteen pounds each, take one pound of ths.
sugar, one pound. of common salt, twu ounces
saltpetre; then put them into *vessel large enou,
to contain them in the llghorLreasemberiug si
ways to keep the salt over them.
,After they h. 14
been in Oda state three dayri, throw over them
bottle of the best vinegar. 'One mouth is req
site to cure them. During that period they to
be turned often in the brine. ,Whatt - you i.
'them out drain them well, powder them with
eciante florae and bang them fir a'dry place.
same Wine can tern agnis„ obier!ing th - al
mutt not pat so much ask on tbe next hams i.
Thle 2 inithod ban been tried af.J r
nouneed tar better than thO Westphalia.
• Mix= shell" may be cleaned and poltsb4
follows:L:4o weary quert'of water add half s
of mariallo iota, and boll. While boiling, psi ,
the shells, and let them remain ;In one olio:
then 'take them out and dip
_than in coldest
Instantly, the colder the — trates the better. 1 1
found not quits clean, dip Ih the boiling *iv
And arid foe half a minute, then immerse e'
in cold water. 'Dry with a elottt or !wok.
acid etiould be unadttiterated.
Pennon sot Itsson Beers.--Take p
of inipbate of Iron, (grsezeopperse of eozawero. )
. and eainneen salt ; rob theta well together,
beat the adiLirtito tOdOOIS in a crucible:
ths vapors has cooed to Ike, it the mew
lad yob It, to remove the sale, and :lw ctifi
water, tolled tbs bitl isol oaks, which
sibaldel thw when spread epee leads'''. •
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