The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, February 21, 1857, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    *kat *out_
'Tour . Aiwa awl*
A spertMg-geatlepark by the same of
_ letelrerrivid•bereifiein Novi Toth, Wing
Medusa himself into one of our city Clubrooms!
end said certain member of their spire things,
was waviceeted of_ playingtsfed-game, and was h
-111"045/13' watibed end Ithiga Sun% hat was
- s w i F cc-- hug delisted gain the
aesti
t;iids niestins of the Club, when Dr.--, who bad tees
criatimised by_ him, took a mat . Meetly opposite'
the N e w lforit gsntlesidai, With four aces and a
Wave pawed seder the table that he could
"rain" them whenever Ithacan* necessary. The
• cassi,of Mod was Intrebelid, ad a ft er playing
shed malice; the New Yorkeetris seen to deal
himself a haadDem the bottom of the pack.—
' The Doctor Was the int to let the gentlenen
opposite went over hisktirentr-five dollars. The
Mk Deem: ' i s's* him, and Irma fifty more.—
Hai the New Yorker observed that be lbelicared
they called the FEN a bly"' rokbemillag " " 11
nisi" for a big pile ea tor aural one, and se.
me4thigly laid dawn a hundred dollars more thin
the Doctor; and so she betting fluctuated from
cace to the Aber, when the Wenger claimed a
vise for his pile, and the Doctor him.
Ni',e got four aims," said the New Yorker.
eColl xeci faU head ' s? said the Doctor.
°lost aces and a queen," war the reply.
"Taint worth a mail' slid the Doctor, as he
valtegileen the pile and threw his cards on the
telie,!‘thes fuer aces caul a Mist" •
: TN pd. bad a jolly ax_
of it that night on
the Doeter's surplus, after ha bad divided his pile
sieseslingtii hL previiielosies.—Phila. Sunday
I.Presiscript.
Ittetee.Meath... •
Stine time sine a Cincinnati paper received
and printed the first chapter of what promised to
be * elm s ming romance, in the expectation of being
provided with the concluding portions as they
alight be needed. Tie chapter was very is
. genleady written, and amelnded by leaving its
principal character suspended by the pantaloons,
hem the limb of a tnurover a perpendicular Pre.
*hp. It attracted the attention of the press,
faimptiriss bepa to be made concerning. the
are dimsation of the tarry and the fats of its hero.
Day after day the victimised pnblishers_,,bmited
ger the remaining shipters, but; In vain-they
sow eau, to hued. Finding that they halimen
sold, and whiting taint $ stop to the jokes ;their
eetaipowries
were cracking ,at their crimps*,
they bridy conFludd, the Mori thus:
"cam.%s ite—corta,ustort. •
' , After ,
banging to :the treacherous limbs for
fear weeks, his. pantaloons gave away, end Charles
idelvillevAied baulking over the yawning pre
• *km Ifs fell a distance of Ave tulles, MAMAS
.down with: the small of his back acroere. state.
aad.aidee 61 fines, which so jarred him that be
was oesitelied to timid in Italy for his health,
white bii is at prig+ residing. He is engaged
is the bet:thiring teleieeim, and is the father of a
large family of children."
WiMaus Wirt acid Tons c0rwi1m......
It Is said that Tots Ciinin, as he is familiarly
'salad, was " ones trying a case la which be was
opposed to the late llfi Wirt, when the latter tried
a soinowlisi novel Mode of discrediting the ari
da.. of, Mr. Cornin's thief witness, on whose ao.
museyttud discrimination everything bused, by
Awing that be wai *person of astonishing are.
daft.
Wirt--Ilare you d Robinson Cramer
Winces—Yes.. .
-I. •
Wito—Do you r e it all?, _
firitalrell, y ' Squire; I *fit know but
what I do. ' - - 1 •
, .
_ The same answer was returned as to Gulliver's
Travels, and rm. other works of action, Co
nic all the wile 1 isting and getting hot. Pre
gently Mr. Wirt, co sidering the man entirely Qat•
tatted out, resigns . him with a balmy smile.
he had only one question to
• it: Corwin mild
ask, and pakit—p _
TO you read Wirt's Life of
Mr..6brovii—H
Patrick Hiafjt
Witnesr---Yes.
• arigher-Do yo
Witoes•--Why,
believe it all? •
no, Squire; I eau% go that.
Visa Pasting,
We clip the fol
Ore It as a specie
two lovers :
. • The time of parUngibad mired, and u the hoar drew
/Mr Jrdfa ill t With toads eel look. in her i
And Jeree:la l b Idiwith a grief, with log especterd,
Upu his brow a eloOd of gloom and, srihl. his hat
"Oh,loreratah= we part ?" th e loudly the
maid, '
"Why, yes ; I I think We m the tender lover
tDa •sa, •
reekwbruptly ,to hoe feet , her armed with
charms. I
Then threw her writ* two bandied aids in Jeremi.
, ah's rums. _
Übe wildly stupid lm round the k, ettd kissed hit
ruby Ups.
With kisses svmei ps honeydew the bee, , the glutton,
- dad as she blesa film ones again, the while her passion
lib• barked three ;molars down his throat by her pro
. trading nou
owing from an exchuge, and
l ea of the Parting swum between
HI. Ilisportillass.
.
A love-sick swain thus lets , off his bile in the
Sea Ftattelsoo 4iss:_ L .
'bal s amic.* hants,fot the perpooe,
And frilly had made up my mind
Tem the nementseas question,
ff my snit she declined.
Illy pest it was all in a Satter—
, ' 1 turret Stream In my life;
' c lad I *ambled beano the tar creature
rwantsd so much for my wife.
~
Bet Maids; great Oath in the adage '
That "faint heart felt lady mem wee,.
04 ruffled my hat failing sewage, .
N. - • and lopped," and the thing was awn done. .
I* --
' I regretted,- moment I asked bov—
ines she , nowend, I got quits enraged, •
Per, toffee me, the frail fickle mestere
• ' ilaid—'here! rm already onppd."
Iltpiinkling Oireinussattemtlio.
A sehoolessiter, after giving one of hie pupils
• sound drubbing for speaking bad grammar, sent
him to the other end of the room to in(tirm &n
-ether boy that be wished to speak to him, and, at
the same dale, promising to repeat the defog he
*poked. higi Ungranunatleal l iy. The yungsbisr,
being quite sanded with what be had go 4 Our
coTat
mined to be t, siad thus addressed his fellow
pupil: ' • L
likeetask substantive of the Maudlin* g -
dar,lingular umber, nominative ease, and it: an
- angry mood, sits perched upon an
s zt a tnee
at lb* other *sad the room, wishes to ate
is few sentelides to you in the present teesii7"!
. _
A litoiseed4l,l l . Zeove:...
.Thert is both truth ;wild poetry in the following
lines, written by a sohool.glrl, and we dare' say
that the 'rectolleotlon of those early dreass, so
strangdy different from the actual esperienea of
tm
Mk - m . MM e A most visaing of all memorime—
There ino ' blue like that' of chndhood.l It
•
tis through a the olowis of dbmprimbnint,
sadlimns. apes as tillCtha,tiver of lift sitagka
ilth.tbe ocir of stariity;
I could Me get my 1em0n,"... • .
-= wt' the books betosit my Na, :=, - '
Yorlthe thoughts o' Minty Wink.' ' •
throe a bobblte In between. .
illi'eattls air* Pwirerty....
Poverty r¢ns strongly to fun. A . man 'Sasser
iso Ingot joists as *ben be is reduced to ores shirt
Sad two potsStoes. Wealth if taciturn and frethi.
Eltonk.liroinws would no sooner indulge Inrit bendy
laugh, thari they would laud mousy on a "second
=Pripya t ' Nature Is sr great bellenter n cow.
pessatiosi. i To those she solids wealth, she lad
dies with isw.suits snd dyspepsia. The poor
neva indolge . in woodcock, but then they bare
style of appetite that converts a No. three week
end into 'salmon; and that is quite u well. -
Colorise Wst Old
Ceenisi is bad ice health. Show as a rise
War, sad we Will show roe is genderless who is
tresdisofolth a bruised bud more theiz half his
thee. Ws only the timid who Teeth .old ego.—
The mum who'ftrao away s at the battle of
testis living yet, aged nicety-three. Ws bro
ther, vier "wished to see is out, wee rats feta the
gromsd," the day after the serrenderof Dor.
_VOL
Odo to Laura
rit tollOwfsg is from the ten otokitirstlemst
Itatielake who is et
Leila , Us- is sedately a gales tit his
Vs 7. Basemisi •
Thair dams of yours saltit MOOD igairs
wtwwee„ia tbskt pea
'low IP pv1411104 *Ws pets yews&
.1•44.•
1111loseiss Irr bisPresemoiss..
A drrigrassa t sappit be eabiebtsing s village
milhookalie4 s yeisptarowbst goesibel sad
M 4! re did for bpar don't know what
deIOHMS Lo do, phase rrr rersrent,•7 Masa
Us Nbry'ra demo nothloir for um yet!'
lias tail list isbitstin way bsittiositormaika4
mitt imideirphstat tits breakfast4%:they
iusiogreftdostroyi4 14 making ft the arts* !at
tat ti" Nome ,buttsr sod the
Zr=l
Jadt," saahirmad a tar, aerfax
ofraiiirafekaltiati es a alkali fiat fat paitahaseat,
Mir timaa stal s NW* sisaskee' •
~~ '~
.
IWOWS MOWS Or PRIUDZIFKIA. -
4.
. NNALS, of Philadelphia & Penn
e:wawa hi as adon num,* conoetlon of we
soolakesi mad Iseklosto or the city and Italphobt.
ii i —iimpmeose ingadoso. Mew nrylool odition,pok.
Ali* la ambers. al
otional Mt costa coed Bidoottoblou to
"1'04" B. BUMS"
' Book acid Stoma.
-- Tikzur soca, sr Bev. MIST A: VIM
rat
G E CHILDREN:OF THE KING
DOM; -by the TUC Dsdkey A. Triag.• . •
EONS SUAIDNI; 94 110 14 . 1 .' ' '
.
AZTIII3II. 9141.1411119791.9111 013 131139910
k9O; 9d fron the
miss. i
ARCTIC V1NT13928-41, did nd—
AD
earnest tlms. inelodbeg the dboxmnies by Dr.
- Iltiss.-edited by Dpee Sergont.
died and lo sMk br L .
D ' .
AN.
le &
tnnuleli,N9,V 1 2
l ow woRK, liorwrsa. •
46 1 1 t8 7 AMERICAN CITIZEN"-,
Lis and dirt*: by tbelileit E.Y. Job*
lids /excellent work- truth.
out pea variety willecta,einbrackag, -
The Beligknre Duties off
and ltligtda of the
-the Science .of Pranks, Plaverr, "
Bu Ng nDoin eMnti U c& Mde.a' n Siyatlh UI.,
you Mesa.
want to
know; a useful volume of theiverael knoldedgeountain
l over 2700 facia kir th e people. - Price $1 00.
TTunes ASCUITECTORD—s manes of Dedgns flor
and Oottamyrepared tor mention in Salted
States, iThartrafid 14 - 400 angravin J
and for ode by gs.
11/1/1.1.-ust the
BA WNNANI.aIdo!
March 21, '67. 12-
LANCE AIMORTMEILT OF pool's
mit agitation arsine,.
lIHE SUBSCRIBER is now receiv.
Dig front the late Trade Wes, an eitenslve riety
o tandard Miscallamous Works, which he mill . .0 at
Maw* kw pries& Amos Many others will be fogad
The Standardlitletorical Literary. embracing the Works
of Rollin, Robertami,ltnerell. Plutarch. he., 12vols.
The Miw Library of Standaril llietkoi. In vols.
liammond's Hunting Adventism@ in the Northern Wilde.
Cursuning's Heater's Maim; Lions, glephants,te.
ii= Ist sad the Holy Med.
W Ilineyelopella of Usaithl Hnowledge. -
ItemUeri leWmtan and Napoleon.
Dowerriab's Cyclopedia of Bibulous.
Doyeldnles Cyclopedia of American Literature, Sintle:
Dunyan's rapt= Preigreek Ilinetreti4- -.
Jceephas Works.
ramie Boot of Martyrs.
Life of the Duke of Wellinirbni, Illustrated.
Chamber's Encyclopedia of Intestine, 2 vols. ;
Chamber's Inkirmatkinfor the People. - - -
Scott's (kinunentor on the 101.'8 Vela. - -
Comprehensive Commentary on the Ilible.lleola. -
Don Winne and Gil Blasallustrated Editions.
illustrated World of Art.
Tales of a Grandfather.
Works of latrenso Dow.
iluffon`s Natural niswrs, Plates. • ..
Arabian Nights Eutertanments.
Dickens' Works. new Ilinstrated Editions.
Addison's Complete Works, 6vola.
Washington Irrings Wr rks,ll vol..
Coopers' Works, 34 vols. . .
Bayard Taylor's Works, A vols. 1
Lyons' Elements of Golan'. . -
Lyells' Principlai of
Dulwer's Novels.
Bra's Dictionary of Arts, Manufsetures end Miniie,,2
vols. cheap.
_ - B. BiIiNAN,
it* the giolseopal Church.
Centro SR.
TRAVELING.
rOPM.Frte.PARRIREP.
This line waves drily with all their great South
tom and Western Routes. By arrangement their *mot
business la Pottiville will be at the wit ee of Reward 2
Co • 8. B. WILLIAMS, tinperinrenilent.
gprtl22. 1844
rhu.tirp43l 3l llPLUO g gatui,mi:
Nl6. WINTIM
GREAT Northerkandqestern
tinned Statee 1 , 1611 Routes • •
_WPSpreelituereered mid ihreredueed.ll,
LITTLE SCHUYLKILL, CATAWISSA. SUNBURY and
311114WILLIAILSPORT AND sums RAILBOAL
Throe toltuffsko, - - 'l6 boars.
• Niagara Yale, • 16 "
" Detroit, - • •. IC 4,
" Memo, . 34 4,
'"
_l3t. 48 4.
Ticket Office, N. W. corner Sixth and Chesnut streets,
and Philadelphia and Reading Rained Depot, cornet
Broad and Vine.
On and after MONDAY, -Dee. Bth, Three Pasastigai
Trains will lens the Philadelphiaand Readingitatiread
Depot,oorner Broad and Vinestrsets,dallY,(lundayeez
cepted,) IF foi.ous:
Day Express..-7.30
nopplng a; Anent:villa and ReacUng,only. 'Connect
iniwithCatswirsa,Willianesportand Erie and Williams•
and Elmira E. Eoad ; arriving at Elminatb.ls P. MK
connecting with New York and Erie and Duffalo,and New
city Esilroads for Diikirk and BUITAIN and from
es, via. Warners on LakeEcie or Iske Shore Bail
• road, to Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky, and Do.
troll. Also, with Elmira, Canandaigua and Niagara
Vallsconnecting at Canandaigrutwith New
York Centralßialrosid, East and West, and at Sniper:Won
Bridge with Great Western and Michigan Central MI.
road for Detrolt,Chicago, St. Louis, and Can
. ada and Western States.
Nail Tei51a...7.30 ./6".11.
Stopping at all Mations, and runninglo PottsvMe only
Night Ezpress-.3.30 P. NE.
Running every day, stopping at all Stations and rem
ains to PottarMs. Connecting at Port Clinton with Cat.
awrisa,Willimnspcirtand Erie, and Williamsport and El.
mita Railroads, anteing at Elmira at 4, A. M.; conneetinv
with NewYoriond Erie, Buffalo and New York city and
lake Shore Rdiroads, tbr Buffalo. Dunkirk. Erie. Cleve.
land, Cincinnati,Toledo, Chicago, an fall pointsWeit.-
Alm, with Elmira, Canandaigna and Niagara Palls Rail
roads; arriving at Niagara Falls. at 10.1100.A.W..connect
ing with Day Express or Great Western BaUroad for Ihr
troll, Chicago, etc.
This Route, with Its connections, forms the sherteit
and Most direct route to Canada and the Lakes. • ,
Only one change of baggage between Pidladelphis and
Canada or the Lakef.
Pauengera by Dai Express.breakfist at Port Clinton,
and dins at Williamsport. Pamengers by way of Night I
Express take supper at. Port Clinton.
Passengerspurebasing Tickets by this Line have the
privilege of stopping at any of the abovepoints and no.
miming their seats at pleasure.
Fore from Philadelphia to
Tanuppia, $2 95 Buffalo via Tonawsnda,lo 00
(ktawisui, 4 Niagara Falls, via. El-
Rupert, . - 4 # mira,Canandidgua &-
Danville, 4, # N. F. Railroad, 1 0-0 0
Milton, 5 15 N. lO 00
Williamsport, -"0 # # Suspen Fails, sion Bridge, Buffalo, 10 00
Elmira,
.. 7 # Cleveland, 1170
Jefferson, 7 • T
Ci oledo, 14 75
Starkey .. 7•.
ncinnati, 16 00
Penn 'lin, B++ Detroit, Th. Ralf, 1600
*wham,. - - 8# ' "
_ltnekk, and
Gapers, via—Gorham, 800 Lake, lB 00
- -- if ., Steamer Chleago,via 01. Wes..
John Aria, 8, , tern and Michigan
Canandaigua, g # Central Railroad 20 00
lionasysFalls, 8 I Chleigo,visßufhloind
Caledonia,, 0. # Lskeßharelifitidgatt.
Leßoy, - , - 8 , Sotathers Eailroad. 2000 - 6
Batavia, 900 b• . , eta But Lake
Rochester, vrik.N. T.& and Michigan Can—g
• • B. and Buffalo, Coe., hal Railroad, . • 1690
sing awl N . Y. R.R. 11 00 Hoek Island, . - 25 00
Bulfalfy via N. York & • ~
Eris-and But and a
New !ark City. 10 00 , •
R. T.HURBELL, Veld and Praphi Apes..
N. W. corner Sixth and Chesnuistmeti
0. A.NICOLIS,Sup't Philadelphia k itiading Railroad.
T.MAISSOCE, Sap't Catawissa,W. and Zeta Ralhaad.
J. A. REM/10LD, Sup't Willlassocart, and Elmira Rail.
TRANSPORTATION.
SCPWYLKILL RAVI -
QFFICE of the Schu
charge lbr the vie of CM
threats Ote3 earrtedon the &bey
be sifoltor!, until further nodes:
vapx
To Philadelphia, :
EN lianynult.
i" l;Wing IMU
a Conshohocken,
Plymmth Dam, ;
-L ?P =
7 3 " Poet Kennedy,
Tall Forge,
t' Paw's Dam,
Port Pro.klaee,
Phattlxville,
P Boyer's Ford,
f• Pottstown Landing,
,:!" Port Union,
Birdsborougb, •
a Bading,
lthouses,
a Worrell*
" Hamburg, •
a Orrigibtug landing,
TIN dully will be per too of 2240 lea eve per et.
athrenweelnr wastaian nmariliaad so ebarp lera than
twenty-5 re cent, portent WI bp nape lb, any distant*.
* By order of lb* itanadri. FRAM,
March 11;67 12.1
PNILAIDIL a sti a sis klnbaldra
()FFICr. of the Philada. & R. 11 :1
F• 4l .
The rates at /freight and Toilet ea Cad transported by
ColoPlzOrlll be as Mow* from 16th Mush, 2814,
matt bather notice: •
.d' • •
• L i t? o rel I . 1
TI
not .... 0 0: 4
a . • A is .
• ' '. ;la -44 ..4 a
- —,. ---
To Richmond, - 180 '175 , 2 . 60 155
" Pldjedelplde• • 162 175 160 1.53
" 12E1164 'lane, . ~
1,80 - 175 160 155
4/ m at tfroi • , 180 1 75. 100 155 •
46, 41nonditown R. R., 'ISO.I la , 160 155
0 fills OfSeheylklll, ' 160 3 . 75, (1 SO 168
0 Pransynnk, ,. i ISO'I 75 , -1,, 136
,
'" Ppiing Mills, '-: 165 1 60. .1 - ,, - 1 33 ,
'Et co ug h t h o eten • and Ply
40 135
- • mouth Railroad, - 150 =l 5O ,
44 Rambo's and Potts' and • „ _
Jones', - ' - 150 145 135 130
Jon
1 1 Norrietownerßrida4Wt. 160 ...1 46 133 180
,
PI)"
Kirtit"-L- 1 45: 1 40. 130 130
' 1 45: 140 130 1 30-
" Valley Forge;
" Phoinlrellle,, , ' 1 216: 130 ITO -. 120
Is RoYeee Tort!, • . 133 130 120 120
" Pottstown. • 130' 125 118 1.13
66 Datirlairnifll, • 1 30_. 125 115 113
if Birdsboro' , • - : 120 11 .111 105 106
" Reading, . . 110 105 1 Oil 105
66 Between Reading and ,
• Bobrat il le, 's ,110/ 1 05 166 i
Mobretllle. • ' • 110 105 105 106
si m u o v ir s , - . . 110 105 . .
a Orwlsgbayll, 1 ID' ICO
if order of Um Board or Illsaueersk •
Mardi . ,
psiutp , A. &AgADlllo.lllWitomi.
ananall;
. PAM 011 , noon ux
N 'and AFTER MARCH lot, 1857,
a. Ulf rib*: natio Um, Colknitstliatesottesight
bichar l i s pbd per 100Austdar
: 1 1 41
• • asivesis yr nous: • ,
D ' ry 0 ant* CmiDaileaery, MMAaarl, pet iis
I atm, agarii,fraph Moat, •
A 01,114 Sans 11h1 1 &am; Olt'
Thoraarand raterks,liamp
now Ilarthrine, iitatas. nolialrogara.
Laathor,UsetslmarpOotan,oo4,llaab,,
Oattaa,Codai,Anda,lairli*laaa.
wa f titalta, POI" * low PM*
alum Sagan Whisky, act • _
Braise, Tim Meta Musa VW Soras;
PIGH aria Tar, Salt s ikaip Irras.Thataat
sad, Limber, Ac., •
StUka t Colo .Cara Irovi, MT; AWL*
O i litlii 3 Ovirotivitistaih Mawr%
Irma, 'WOW, Mats, WI men, 4•4
1/2 4 _10.94a. brril 4 - •
• mug IL lef
MANU I FICTURFS:
THIS PUMP is made of Iron, Brass,:
Bonnie, or Gun Metal
tene'vely seed for Steamboat. Railroad, Tsetory and Mi.
Witt - purposes. end Wee great ,Midst ion art Bolter
Need Pump. They aisp very essitr repalred, and, being
lan amispliftW than any War Seam Peep In sus they
are area lees liable to v t out of order. For reterences
and testimonials, with circular. esidt%zr to -
&CO,
Springdeld. /lass.
Marsh 21. 11.1 y
PORT CARSON SHOVEL FACTO R Y.
mute, salt., Proprietor. -
Allkitisaticalabovels,spedesi coalriddlesilte.
The mamas* ei the Wale ts respectially solicited.
- Jemmy 10.17 241
THATCHER'S
Doable Attica racing azid anti, Pumps.
THESE Pumps from experience' are
.1 acknowledged to bei:apertor to
any In UM. They
are also cheap and durable. For 'ale by C. C. CARTER,
Prepack.' of the Right for ahoy/AEI away.
Pottrtille, November 15, '56 46:4y
- TOBACCO, CIGARS AND OATS,
A T the Hambnrg Smoking Tobacco
maul Cigar 3faxastaetary ~.
0 1. , bushels prime Oats; 200 larielaugi pa nCe.,
a); . 4130 Halt tipsullaitCipas; 100,000 S Sixes,
14,000 Cid* Itatras. MISS S. MO
Hamburg, Berko rowdy.
Sept. 22. '63 34-
VOTWITRSTANDING the FIRE
wbleh destroyed - Coarh lrael paled our
sera lops, we are not dl in sued, but hate vna re:
lately work. st the old shop near the Pioneeilturnaes,
11=will be happy to see out friends.
a all-and assist us to relish. our loss. •
ADMEN 3 111JBMIABD.
Pottsville, 0et.25, . 434 f
EXT assiva-mAReLs YARD, .
• - /140/1110/190 street, nuteme,.vu.
ripHE 'subscriber is prepared, at his old
,
stink to furnish all kinds of materials In his line,
for building purposeo—plain and ornamental. • Ha in
vites parMrolar attention to the Tomb Stonesand Moms
manta of his manufacture. They ems be had In every va
riety of style, and will compare-favorably, in beauty and
ADM, with any obtained elsewhere; and are offered at
eheapeeratesl JOHN T. LANG.
Pottsville, • lay 27,'60 • . 20ty
ST. CIAIR CAR MANUFACTORY.
et.ltlair, Schuylkill Co., Pa.
r[4II&ESTA.BLISHMENT iit now.
: 11 prepired to contract with Railroad (Ms. and others
tbr any number of Freight - Ind Coal can of every de.
sertsßM. -•
The maehlnery ls of the most approved ['castration,
- and the materials wed of the best quality. [he Pro.
prides can guarantee the work equal to any stuundso ,
toted in the United States. - •
The Chilled Plate Wheels used by him are
ham the Celebrated Foundry of Duals k Lade% which
for eveelb3nre:have no superior.
.Cs.ARLKS ABBOTT, Proprietor. Z! -
CHAS. LAWTON . ; jr., Su pt.
Jan. 10, '57 L 2-ly •
PQ_TTSVIi k LE
Saddle and Harness astufa,ltori.
HER , E7-1, invite your especiat
attention to van extensive stock of Ready lade
&Fry, ER,
altar& de. embracing the lamed,
variety of styles and qualities ever offered for sale is
this county, and at prices • that will compare favorably
with those of any other house in the trade.
flawing been. for some years past,
in the habit of purchasing my
. Rata ifeteriatexclutiody for auk
liilik
I find myself now in the possession of advantalet?rom
this caw not enjoyed by the trade venendly, and feet
that I ran, with eentidence,solleit the trade of all classes
of dealers; and my arrangements for the coming sea
son's trade are based upon even a larger amount of %si
nus than. I hare hitherto dons; you can therefore _rely
abort finding at my establishment everything that is rev
• gutted in my line.
Orders by mall are requetfully solicited, and the goods
sent warranted to give satisfaction, both as to price and
quality LEFEVER ,WOMEMIDO74,I4
. . Opposite EiriscipaiChurch, astres4reet , , P 11,1114.
Divehi. 1857 , - 10 . 1 Yt ,
SOLOMON HOOVER.'
Wholesale gall Retail . .
INEALER in Stoves, Ra
julleaters,.Tin Ware, Hollow W
tents Were, Bram Ware. French 1477 Ca
Cutlery, Range Boilers, Portable Rangea,Ou
Ovens, Bummer Putnam, U., AC., has added
to his former stock of Stoves a variety' of new let
tere* of Kitchen Ranges of which he can glee the
highiat recommendation.
•
He calls 'particular attention to his new style ofiree:
ter which he is confident will make the.best Heater that
has ever been used in this part of .the country,.
variety of nyw patterns of Cooking, Parlor ' and Hall ,
Stoves. Ile calls partkular attention to his sheet iron
Parlor Stove, it is an improvement on the lUstertecly
which be is confident-is the best stove in .itses
g a has
now the largest stock of the above articles (too tirlier
out to iieuttoe,)lhat has overbites efferadje -this4art
et the Country. lie invites his frlendi'sed customers
to tall and examine for themselves. feeling confident
that he can suit them in quality and
,price;' be. flatten
himself that he has had much experience In his line of
busluess, therefore he feels confident that be cannot be
surpassed in quality or cheapness.
sarßoallng and Spouting and all kind of jobbing
done at the shorted notice. •
(hairs Oral, 6 door* above Zarlret, west tidy tbtteaik
Ma rah 21, 'II • 12-
L.---
TO CARPENTERS AND.suudiTERS.
• - TWEED
SCRUYLKRi- COUNTY LUMBER -
,J ' AIM- : 41
, . • riAIeFACTIRINa COMPM
RAY on mi st t ostensive mum t, on
:Railroad street, a great quantity of lumber of gym kind
and description, which they can supply to Ortol;
Carpenters and Builders, at lower rates th an 1 can boi
bought elsewhere. ' They are alai ready to supply
through the means of their extensive business, an la
bor awringniaehines,mannlbetured articles in their Hs.
at a saybig,2s per cent.ott former coal. ,
'Their - worltstiops hare 'been in aueeesaftil opera
tion for put year,tnrning out rast_quantition of.
Peary _Window Praaaes,
lash*„ Panel Work.
Bleneldinga, lied.poste, - -z
Plinio, . Bannisters, . ,
. -Shatters, .
ANON. C
1. Navill
ihtn iiTOLL 14a,
d ix
MU "Navisa •
CO.,
147.
•
• vill
And ott Midi of Praawd„ Bonded amid Zierned Work,
Which they have constantly on hand. They Sr. ready
to execute orders at the shortest notice* for any quantity
or gadfly of awed orteanufactured stuff.
Dry loud inlet Haddoelt, of all kinds; tbr building par=
• wpm pide, Jose, poplar, 447, ,plookk and scanning
h o a r d s . (Amoy, IlLobogaoy. 40.; kw cabinet
voile; ;Indiana Yellem-Pineboards Ibr looti z z, raw or
made to order; White Pine plank, 2,2% '2
, ,1 1 ,
and %inch panel,always ready; alto, pia toms,
tails, saintlingiposta,shingks, lath, patting lath, gati
ng, do., kw:
, ffirß Ws of sawed staff and everything in their line
on hand or to order, at the shortest notice.
Pottsvlle, lifareh 'ffe 10.
111 -.
011Ttrar t, for. this , count F o nts salt of
*blab vaporer& *UOtherldndirli nse. ' fleingperthetly
SI Might; It obviates the necessity of hasty burials, and
aisopreservesthe lwdy frontimmediatedecomposition.—
They arepartieniarly suitable for transporting thebody
from one place to another. The face heavers/ with a
thick glass,with metal top, which can be removed litany
lime, and the face of the corpse seen by Its friends or re.
latices. We infght give yotkiundreds °Untitled.", to
corroborate our statemen tots to the advantages the Me.
talUeCotHa hasorerthoWooden,but thefollowing will
sake:
Wasettswraw, April MIL '
,GraffewesterWe witnessed the utility of your gruel.
inental "Patent Metallic Burled Camas," used to convey
the remains of the late lion John C.Calhonn to thee=
gresalonal Cemetery, which impressed us with the belief
that Ills the best article known to ns for transporting
the dead to-their Anal reading place.
With reaper+ we subscribe ourselves, yours, ate.,
(8 1 ffne 8 },Menry Clay, Lewis Cass, Dim Webster, Wm.
M. King,- Jeff. Davis, J. M. Berrten; J. Y.-Mason, D. IL
Ateleloson, A. 0.(1 reen,Wro. P. blealipm ' Maury Dodge,
M. 8. Dickinson. •
Similar testimonials might be added without mum
bar.' Apply to H. - GUNMAN%
. - •
_ 2 . Outtrestred,corwer_of glom.
'Pottsrille.Jmn9.lBs6. • • 2tf
CURIE'S MUT tioiraxso KILL.
Thar Great gerreletlem of the, Dar t
Ig l /lE,subsqiiberr announce Witte eiti
ientot fieintylkill county that tie has secured the
I tto sell EDWIN andIJAHM it CLARK% row Pa
tent glowing - BM which is pronounced the greatest
American invention of the day., The subscriber kimono
of these Mills in' MI operation nor. In Tremont, via*
he invites all persons to call and are it in operation.
This highly lugenlous,end meth needed Invention,
Muss an entirenewlestansla thentanuffsehtreof West
into Flour; and the splendid manner In Watch it per
tains its work, Grinding, Bolting, and IwPalsting the
grain at a single operation into seven different qualities
I tu
Flour end Feed, and that within a space of only OCADZI•
tone feet in length by four feet in breadth, .at therm.
ty of twelve bushels per hour. on a pair of french
rr millstones only thirty inches In diameter. The
Godmigeouvreted at a eine* epetration into Bahl and
flour, fine Flour, Middlings,dhipstnes, diode
and power being applicable to propel it, than a
four bone up to any other desired. The smell apse° It
ewe , frpies woulduot he mbeed , whent plate/din aroma with
'Aim amebbenut, and the itmall amount of power It re •
qmirlieto propel it, makes it certain that, ere letuf.it win
Depends sad revointkothe all other flonrityrldills. Bo
siddleabis Is tide Mill to the wants Of the World, that
-awry sairinßl, nautilus shop, loettesotive shop, foundry,
_foam Mitre IniU, ot +carbonate haring s pester Ore.
ity tweeted, as now have within its wails& eampleteMer
eimst Tim, IMAM tie Whig east of from ftrur to
wren llundtad dollars, and thee the enermobs amount
tdGralu MOM within tie Visited States, ean be convert
fed Into Flour within its lindb.
With one of them Mins nearly every large Colliery es
eabliatinsat la lads county wk.?* steam power is used
or pulaphi g , &raid be supplied. They could be erected
at aansall espeussand
,would enable thentsto maniac
tare Chair own Sour.
This MU only *rooks tbeaperient' brat to length,
1 lb width. .Itbi Woo petal* and when put up can
bs pineal in 11limos or dray, sad with a duple hare.
lasted 46 fury part whose ttuy desire to ass it. lii eon-
Orwell= te se ehmilethat titan be +meet* with lay
Elbe by a simile shalt
igingle of **hie will be Armed of by the
i f igoopo, resblitig• -Trameat.' Hundreds et.tettlit•
ela n =
Salim *ld UNnvelke bees web 04111111 ft
taubawaettbsUMlNe et tie rebeetilber,
1. ki TIM •
12 II
ill I
it u
us.
TMS emus PUMP:
THE LATE FIRE.
~:PA1Nl~ &C'
.fVILSTY4E IitaNDOW.SVADES.
us - trecea n tt tarp awl *al at as
a n t of fillaclechistry and tomtit& de.
MP* inclastisig Gold llordere,OUod, Laiulaca lla iria•
val, Gothic it, t0.0.b d
esper thaisever. _ -
ALSO .
Vigaredi Eloise awl Plain Pap& Shades, of rielti_dge•
serigtels, For Sale by - BEN.L..IIANNAN.
- Centre Street, opposite Episcopal Mora.
Keith i 4. GT- 11=. •
tut:rr RECEIVED
New apse. ragtage,
ORDER, F IRE, pe f
Bard Mu* curtain re.
pae, de. Pkeill *o:widelatreereet ascents ei • • tos
-0 prepared :
put up &lobed native.
nouse slid alga Palatlarn Maths;, 1141.
Stained and Inasnelled French and Arearicon double
thick Chrystal;Btiset and PM, Otos, tandaterd to or
an oniertproaptly attended to.
_ .1 DIUDItY a Rolm,
- Contni;streot, 2 &Danboro Aineriele norm
DlmeL2l,"47' . 12-rt
A
'as g:
4-
.3 1
A
g ,
O.
A
'PAPER HAMINCISI, ' ''
Der dere, viarsaamse_ eas.. Jae.
ha r
r HElsubscriber is now receiving his
••new z r is terns of Peper Ifangian and liordera, for
' 124 m and romos,ezobnarbag the nespotsrad most
snit.ble tternsestal for the tonal sited booms to
be papered in the country. The subscriber takes great
eam to *Abaft his papers to nit the houses to be m
psod. Among the lot are► few elegant•patteras of gold.
trr tuals and parlors.
Our stock embraces assortments from four dlftment
aninufaetruess, obtris glees 's great variety of patterns
to choose from.
Abe, Mel* Papers, la Great Variety; '
- At all prices, sums as low /LS 8 cents a piece. •
iteper Certain, in Great Variety, TPAciaate aid Rtail.
Atir Paper Gaugers furnhhed with paper at wholesale
pans. Good piper luen,„-ers also furnbhed,whe* sw
nuked.
Onr variafassorhnent of paper hinnetup, borders and
paper shadss,twolielats 'peculiar attividtafeike those who
desire to purchase, and as our stock ls.the Limed In this
section of the counter, persons can almost always be se.
commodetted by calling at B. BANNANS •
- Clicap Gook and Paper MOM
Pottsville. Mirth Bth 18$8. 18.
CHEAP WALL. 4 CURTAMPAPER,
ilivißreat lirarletpip • "
" PARKET STREET. STORE."
subscriber,liay. -
ing enlarged his store in ga t
street, between Second `.
and 'Thkd streets, and rWen.
WWI blasts:lA, takes the away •" ". •
of atathig that ha is better prepared -than ever to &MEV
modate the pnblfe in Wall Paper , having Just received
from New York and Philadelphia, a large and well 'el e c.
tied' stoek ibr parlors, oiees, public houses; at.. bi
peer with Gold and velvet border; all'ef eh/eh ',Ube
sold and hung at the very lowest rates, embracing the
newest and most fashionable patterns. The subscriber
takes great 'ear, in selecting his papers from different
manufacturers, which gime a great variety of patterns
to choose from. .
Paper Shades and Fire litoad Prints. In great satiety.
embracing the latest styles and patterns. - Penne" in
want of paper should give him s all before going else
where.
Eirraper hung at the shortest niticc.lol.
, • -
PAINTING k CLAZINC_
- The sabaeribei also continues the store business in
all its branches, at the same plate, and will be happy to
fends* the faders of thou who desire volt done la this
branch of badmen Paint, 011, and Glass, plain and
tammelled. famished at the lowest rates. -.Thankful for
put patronage, he wishes a continuance' of the same.
DANIEL NAGLE.
Pottsville, March 28, 13.41 m
WITCHES, JEWELRY.
LARGE Assortment of Cameo
Pins and Earßings, just received by
~ottsrllle, le, '6B 10- .1. &ELLIOT!.
AMERICAN RAILWAY. TIME
-1E:BPBREI, a choice article, just received by
J. 13,13LLIOTT,
• next door to the Ulnae Bank,
Pottsville, Mn; 10,
•
GOLD and Silver Lever, and Plain
*airies t for sale lover 1 prke than they bee
ever been offered In theeounty of Schuylkill.
J. 8. ELL! •
- - *Lilt door above the Minere' Bank.
7Pc;ttaille. May io,vel 1' • 19•
°HEAP, Watch &law:. _ ,
N 4.1 417 &ors, No. 72 North Second •
street, (oppoette the lit. Verpon
Lions%) Philadelphia. •
Gold Lever Watches, full jeweled, 18' S ee tw, $2B; Sli
fer Lerer; full jeweled.sl2'. LoPillen tractler.
•P to
_s7; Gold Spertaclee,s4 50 to $10; Silver Spectacles, '
$1 49; Silver Table Spoons, per set, $l4 to $18; Silver Dee- I
eat Opens, $9 to $11; Silver Tea Spoon's, $4 no to $7 60;1
GolkPette and Gold Cases, 2 0 to $4; Gold Peas and'
Silver; Cases,sl ; together with a variety of tine Gold Jets..
eiry.fildd Curb, Guard and Sob Chains. All goods mar•
ranted to be as represented! Watches and Jerielry re.
paired in the best manner. Also, Manic& Mad% Pins,
Ac.., toad. to order.
N.B.—AU orders sent by mail pi otherwise, will be
pretnallylitte.nded to. - -
CHEAP WATCHNS & JEWELRY—
Wholesale and retail—at the "Mkt
phia 'Fold! & Jewelry Starr: No.
96 North Second street. corner oh carry, rbliada.
Gold lever ',Machu. fan Jewelle* 18 oon*Altr, S 2B 00 ,
Gold loping, Watches ? $18,60 to ISt 00.
Sliver Lever, foil jewelled, - $l2 60
Sliver Lepine. jewela, - • - • 9 00
SupulorQoartiers, • - , - kOO
Gold Bracelets, `. • • 100
Gold Spectacles, . •
Fine Silver do,- . • - .• 5 0
lentieli Gold Penellv, - - ; •1 .0
!Silver Teaepoons. set, • -.- 100
Gold Pena, with Pencil, aid Silver Holders. $1 1 . •
Golddlnger.rings,B734 cents So SSOLr e tVlsissait
plain, l2 2 4•eents; patetif, 1831 cents; cents, ,
other &Miles in proportion. " All goods warranted to be
whattboy are sold for.: • STAMM!. kIIARLP.If.
On hand—some Gold and Silver Levers sae topless,
still lower than the above prices.
October 4.1856. 1 40.7 -
MEDICINAL
ORAL W. RPM,
Wholesale and Retail
31DrimigigiLore and 033.emigst.
ALL Corner Centre sal Norwegian ete.,
(Opposite Mortises?' Hotel,)
POTTSVILLE* PS NSA*
ogThe subscriber, having taken possession of
the house formerly occupied by lire. E. M.
Beatty, has converted the same into a
Drag and Apothecary store,
inch as he thinks will prove satisfactory to
alEpurchasers, and respectfully calls the at
tention of lais friends and the public to hie choice stick.
He has taken great care in the selection of his Drugs,
Medicines, Ac., and tan therefore cheerfully requnniend
each and every one as being
PURR AND UNADULTERATED,
He is determined to give his undivided personal at
tuition to his business, at all hours of the day and night
when required, believing that the nexus and reputation
of piryrtoiens as well as the Oro:doable tires of their pa
tients depends in a great measure on the care of do
Apothecary and the quality of his drugs and mixtures:l
and he feels confident that cuitkruns,when obtained at
the expense of, virtue and health, will not be the only,
, floriakal_*.th custornerc when once his reputation
its a carefulatid competent Anthem*, shall be intistee...
•torit r established.
= A d • ' -
This reputation be is to build up, with the
ambiance af a share at - hir pro.
portion of which is guaranteed i th i c i=umerons
Mends, Independently of that which be hopes to obtain
by close attention to business and stridattentkin in
mixing prescriptions which may affect the health and
lives of his customers.
Deppt ion in the preparing and compounding of moo:
nines 1w ruthless speculation be .will never resort to,
though it is notoriously.erns that such a dangerous de.
rept ion is much more extensively and successfully prac
ticed by druggists than can be readily imagined.
Confident of obtalning l f e name and rank amongst the
first of his catenlynas lee, only asks attention to move
his will toaerve, and his; bility to satisfy tne most en
acting:
dirPatrons may witheonfldemeerely upon the prompt
and faithful execution of their orders, sent by mail or
erwhis
etb. CMS. W. EKING, DIMICILIff steamy
R. dormer qf Chdre and No/lonian 34.,
Potrefile, June 21.'66
; Tile Bleat Counter Irritant.
The visits of diseasi often makes its way to the inter
mil organs through the pores of the skin. This penetrat
ing Ointment, melting under the hand as it is, rubbed
in, isabsorbed through the satmehannelsand,iesching
the seat of inflammation, promptly and invariably sub.
dues it, whether located in the kidneys, the liver, the
lungs, or any other important organ. It penetrates the
suttees to the Ulterior, through the countless tubes that
counnunicatsirdth the skin as summer rain passes into
the fevered earth, diffuaLag its cool and regenerating in
dium.
skm Diseases and Glandular Swellings.
Every stories of exterior irritation is quicklyridtteed
by the enthineammatory adios' of this Ointment. An
gry Eruptions, such as salt Rheum. Erysipeles Totter,
Ringworm, Scald Head, Nettle Rath, Babies, or- Itch,
• te., die out, to return no more, under Its application.—
Hospital experience in all parts of the world proves its
IntaUlblltty fn diseases of the skin, the muscles, the
joints and the glands:
- Mem, Beres Lad Tamers.
The effect of this unrivaled externel remedy upon
Scrofula, and other virulent ulcers and ions, is almost
miraculous. It firet.dischargee the poison which produ
ces suppuration and proud flesh, and thus the cures,
width ithhealing properties afterward eomplete, are safe
as well es permanent. • -
Weasels, Braises, Burns and Scalds.
In eases of the fracture of the bones, injuries caused
by steam .explosions, Bruises, Burns, Scalds, nevem.
tbsm. Stiffness of the joints, and contraction of the sire
ens, it is employed and warmly recommended by the fa
culty,Thimarvelocui remedy has been introduced by
its inventor In per son into all the leading hospitals of
Europe, aid noprivate household should bo without It.
• Undeniable Testimony.
1 . - The Medical Staff Of the Freneh-and English Armies
4n the Crimea have offlcialipdgned their egproval of
-Holloware Ointment, as the most reliable • meting for
tubes cuts, stabs and gun shot wounds. It is also used
by the surgeons of the Allied Navies.
Both tk; Oietment and the Pith should he seed
Danlons
Bunts
Chapped Rinds - Sono Lop
ChUblalos- 80» Snits
. . ,
Lxu;kbaigo_ . .
Bores dal] Mode
Mercurial graptkes Sprains
Puts 0 stur Joint's
Ilimiteatisca Tetter -
Itlngworta 'Ulcers
Salt Rheum Venereal Sures •
Scalds • Wounds of all kinds.
Sold at the Ilannfactorke of Professor AlouostritTei
Malden Lane, New Tot*, 244 Strand, Londott,aa.l by
respectable druggists and dealers la medtdue hrough.
out the United States and the drUlsed wend , in pole,
at 26 cents, 62% tents, audit each. 4156'Spero is a con.
*Mashie raring brisklng the blrPr ' -
N. ll.—plrect lons for the subbase et patients la ITN y
disorder are alitted touch pct.
June 21, 'ha
&result oak ta•Noietito melte as tbe teeth'
"Ilnitaeray, New-York sad Loadon,*. are dime:4llbl* as a
mattrmierk is every teed tbe teeter dlreetlaniarotmd
tomb gat or bat : the mantemay be plainly *0 by !mkt-
Sigthis-tof to the tight - A hatehome reward Itlll be
Nivea Iowa: im• tembeiag iamb ialbrmatioa as may
hale the &SOWN at arty piet4y:Or pettes COutlettatt•
%the amdkines melt the lick, Morin them
• -
/us.% MI
M. Avisra
in the following cam:
Skin Illseres •
• /W 4.401.46;
M;M
idEDICINAL.
LYONS' KATHAIRON. ' '
RAVE YOU used Lyons' Kathairon,
theTorW: I It to - the most delightful toilet stn.
e e EL the meld and is pronalneutly beneficial for Grey
and Italtt bads. The Kathakon fully restored my bar
else s Whims of twelve years. Yours truly,
II: L. ATWAVEN,
.. ... . . • No. 56 Warren Street, New York.
Also, Lyrae Extract ol Pure Jamaka Gil fbr dys.
mats and m om) nerrous debi li ty, an, ean baud at
. C. DAR BT'S
=am and Variety Store,Centrs iltreet,PottssUle.
34 165341.41
BROWN'S
• 41-Liarcalas.e.orzry.
Dew LTHOUGH it thunders and light
rings
In all corners of Schuylkill county , and reins
rug Stone. the undersigned still maintains in a
firm man ner, his old establishment as heretotore, and
will continue to accommodate his customers In such •
prompt and satisfactory manner as to warrant and mr•
me their entire confidence. At the =me time he
takes this opportunity to return - to hisfriendsand
patrons his grateful acknowledgements for the
eery substantial Manner in which the# bare, dur
ing many yet" (+cored him with their patronage. and
hope they willliontimie to appreciate our humble efforts
to serve them Dar Drug Store!' 11 ted op In a superior
manner and is well stocked with all kinds of drugs. fn
this respect our *abashment cannot be excelled by any
other similar vonclirn. JOUN G. BUOWN.
Driogut and thestist.
Pottsville. June 21.%41 2h-tt
CONSUMPTION
w4rALL Diseases. of the Lungs
. - rind Throat:are positively curable by Inbahition.:
e ' conveys the remedies to the mettles in the hinge
through the air presages, and coming in direct contact
with the disease, neutralises the tubercular matter. al
lays the cough; canoes- a free and easy expectoration,
Deals the lungs; purifiesrthe tdood. Imparts reneged vi
tality to the nervous system, giving that kilt and *nee
per err iudispenashie for the restoration of health. To be
able to state confidently that Consumption It curable
by inhalation, is to me a source of unalloyed Pleasure.
It is as much nude- the control of medical treatment as
say other formidable disease; ninety out of every horn
deed eases can be cured in the first stages, and fifty per
cent. lathe second; but In the third stage it is imps-.
tibie bilious more than five per cent.; for the lungs are
so cut up by the disease as - to bid defiance to medical
skin. !liven, however, in the last stages, inhalation af
fords eratraordluary relief to the suffering attending
this fearful enure*, which annually * destroys ninety.
' eve thoutand nersons In the Cathedra alone; sad a
correct celculation shows that of the present population
of the earth, eighty millions are destined to till the
Consumptiveegraye. - - ' •
. Trlnly the quiver of death has no arrow en sow as
Consumption. In all ages it has been the great enemy,
of ire, for it spares neither age nor sex, but sweeps off.
alike the brave, the beautiful, the graceful, and the
gifted. By the help of that Supreme Being, from whom
cornett' every good and perfect gift, I ametrabled to offer
to the afflicted a permanent and speedy, cure in Con
sumption.. The first cause of tubercles is from -impure
blood, and tbkimmediate effect,. produced, by their de-
Position in the lunge, is to prevent the free admix-ion
of air into the air cells, which =seas westward vitali
ty through thi satire system. Then surely it is more
rational to ext greater good from medicine entering
the cavities o the lungs than from these administered
thron&the m ach ; the patient will always end the
lungs fres an the breathing easy after inhaling reme
dies. True. inhalation is a local remedy, nevertheless it
acts rouititutionally, and with more power and certain
ty than remedies administered by the stomach. To
prove thotowerful and direct Influence of this mode of
• administration, chloroform inhaled will entirely destroy
sensibility in a few,minutes. paralyzing the entire nee.
toes ',Stem, so that a limb may be amputated without
the slighted petit:inhaling the, ordinary burning gas
will destroy Mb in a few hours.
The inhalation of ammonia wiU rouse the system
when tektites or apparently ,dead. The odor of many
of the medicines is perceptible in , the skin a 64 • min.
utee after Wog inhaled,and May be inunedlately-detect
ed in the blood. A convincing proof of the muffin.
tional effects of inhalation, lathe act that sickness la
always produeld by breathing foul ath • Isnot Pie pad
tire evidence that proper remedies, carefully prepared
and judiciously administered through the I ungs;thould
predueir the most happy results? During eighteen
years' practice, many thousand., suffering from disarms
of the lungs and throat, hare been under my •care,-and.
I have effected Pilmi•ternaritable' cures,'" even after the
sufferers bad been prononuced In the last stages, which
folly sattsges,me that consumption is no Reser a fatal
Ovum, My treatment of consuinption is original, and
moil onlong experience and a thorough investiga
tion.
.y peribetacquahrtance .with the nature of la
beret de., enables me to distinguish, readily, the va
rious terms of disease that simulate consumption, and
appjy. the proper remedies rarely being mistaken even
In a single case. This familiarity in connection with
certhin petthelogkal andlnicroseopic discoveries. enables
me to relieve the lungs from the effects of contracted
chests; to enlarge:the chest, purify the blood, impart to
it renewed vitality, giving energy and tone to the entire
system. Box 63, Post Office, O. W. OBLIIAM, M. D.
Office 109 FILBERT Street, below Twelfth, Philadelphia,
pa. March 21, '67 -12-ly
iieateil l ittsfltfti T crt:Tie Age..
R. RENNEDY, -f of Roxbury, has
juiliscovereS in one :of our , commottpastnre weids a
ieniedi that cures_. •
, Evory . Kind of Humor;
fromithe wont ser a down to a common pimple.
Ile his tried it in over 1100 cases, and neverfailed ex
cept in two cases(both thunder humor). Ile hasnow In*
his possession over two hundred certificateiof its virtue,
al ['Within twenty miles of Boston.
Two ,bottles are. warranted to cure a nursing sore
inout-h
Orteto three bottles w ill curethe worst kind o f pimples
on the, fa .. ,
Two • . ree bottles will Culp the system of biles.
Tie'. . , ttles are warranted to cure the worsteankerin
the •ouch and stomach. .
. ree to live bottles are warranted to cure the worst
; -
of. Erysipelas.
One to two bottles are warranted to cure all humo r In
'the ejes. - - - ..
Two bottlesare warranted to cure , running of the ears
nd blotches among the hair.
Four to six bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and
running Ulcers. • ,
One bottle will care scaly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles are warranted to cure the worst
roe of ringworm- -.- , ..., ~.. .
•
Twoor three bottle s lire'warranted to sure the moat
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three to forfrbottles are warranted to cure the salt
rheum. li .
- i, FiveA
benefit toe* b
hr xlwx tottles aril 1 cure tbe worst ewe ofserofn la.
1 experienced from the /Inn bottle,
and a perfectcure is ya
warranted when the aborequantity
is taken.
;I-Header,' peddledover a thonsandbottlesof this in the
ticinity of Boston. I know the effects of It in every
rdSo sure as water will extinguish fire. so sure will
Is cure humor. I never sold a bottle of it but that
another; after a trial it always speaks for itself.—
l'here are two things about this herb that appear to me
a rprising; that that it grown In our pastures, in some
p aces quite plentiful, and, yet Its value has never been
, own until I discovered it In 1846—second, that it
a cold cure all kinds of humor. -
• In order to give some Idea of,the sudden rise an d great
• pularlty of
the discovery, will state that in April,
Ras, I peddled it and sold about sixbottlesperday,-in
Muil,l - 864,1 sold over one thousand bottles parday,o f it.
, Some of the wholesale druggists whohave been in the
business twenty andthirty yeirs, any that nothing in
the annals of patent medicines was eve r 'Meat. There
is a universal praise of it from all quartets.
' In my own practice I alwaystept it strictly for humors
—butainceitsintroduction oath Mural &mill medicine
great,and wonderful virtues hAve been Toured in it that
f suspected. •
Several cases of epileptic Mfrs disease which war al•
ways considered incurable. have been cured by a few hot.
ties. 0, what a mercy if it swill prove effectual In all
eases of thatawful malady=there are but few whohave
seen more of it than I have.'
I know of several cases of all of them aged
peopiecured by it. • For the minions IIiROMS of the Liver.
Slck Ileadache,Asthma k reverand Ague, Pain
In the side, Diseases of the Spinmand particularly iu
eases of the kidneys, ta.,the dhiedvery has done more
1 good than any medicine ever known.
No change of diet necessary --eat thifiest you getand
enough of it.
oreese.—Adults.onetablespoetiAttper blespootifidaY
—lldran aver ten yeers,a dessert spoonful—childmn
froin live to eightyears, temspenuful. As no directions
can epplicableto all _%qestitutions, take sufficie:nt to ,
opeeee on the bowels twice iday.
Mirufactured by DONALD KENNEDY,• N 0.120, Warren street. Rombind, Nan
, Price, Ono Dollar. 7
• Wholtiale .Adentm—New York city, C. V. Clickner; 51
Barclay Street; C. IL Ring,l92 Broadway Rushton 41
Clark, 276 Broadway; A. B. MD. Sends, 100 Fulton St.
Wholesale agents for Peremlvaala. T. W. DYdre
Some. VA North 2nd Street.Phßadelphia. -
Yoe saie in Pottaville,by 9. Brows; Z.C.llophts
awl if. Taman. -
CZ=
AIRRCIR4t;I9SIIA
ALWAYS SOMETNINC NEW.
READ THIS-OLD AND YOUNG!
PROPMOR WOOPS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
Is, no dOubt, the most wonderful diseoreiFf this age of
progress, liar It wilteestcre, permanently, y hair to its
original color, cover the bead of the tat with a moat
luxuriant growth. remove at once all dandruff and Itch.
log, cure all scrofula, and other cutaneous eruptions,
such as scald bead; etc. It wilt cure, es if by magic, -
nervous or periodical headache; make the heir soft, eke.
sy, and wavy. andpreserve the color perfectly, and the
hair from falling. to extreme old awe. - •
The following Is from a di:Mogul:died member of the
medical profeadon:
• ' Sy. Pat; January 1,1855.
PROFESSOR 0.3. WOOD—
Pam Sir :—linagicited. I send you this certificate.—
filter being nearly bald for a long tbne t and having tried
all the hair restoratives extant, and having no faith in
any, / "XII induced, on hiving of yowl. to jive it a trial.
I Placed myself in the bands of a bather. and bad my
bead rubbed with a good sniff broth; and the fteseera-
Oen then applied and well rubbed in, till the scalp was
&glee. •This I repeated every manly*, and in three
weeks the young hair appeared and grow rapidly from
Angry* last till the present timer -d-ifttorr thi c k, black
and strong—soft and pleasant to the brach ; whereas.
before, it was harsh and wiryorhat,ffttle there was of It,
and that little was disappearing very rapidly. I stilt
use your Ftestorative about twicea week, and shell soon
have s good and perfect crop of We. Now, I had read
o f these thioga—and who has-04F but „bare not seen
hitherto any case where any person', hair was really
benefited by any of the hair tonic, de., 'of th e day: and
It really gives me pleasure to record the result of my ex
perience. I bare moron:ended your preparation to
others, and it already has: a largo and general /tale
throughout the Territory. The people here know Its er•
fects, and have L confidence in it. The Supply you sent
us, as wholesale agents for the Territory, is nearly ex;
Masted, and,dally inquirke are made or it. ;-:You de
.servo credit foe year discovery: and 7, for end, Return
J
ou my thanks for the benefit it. has dome me, for Irmo
taint, had despaired long ago of ever effecting . any such
result. • , Yours, turstily;
• . J. W. BOND,
Firm of Read h Kelley, Druggistir, St. Paul.
[from the Editor of the Scat Estate Adiertiser.l
Eoeroa, 27 School Street, March 23,1835.
- DWI Sta:—llav lug become prematurely quite grey, I
was induced, some six weeks eines, to make a trial of
your Restorathe: I have need less than two bottles, but
the gray balm have all dimppeared ; and although my
hair bu not folly attainedits original color, yet the
proemial change Le gradually going on, and I am fa"
groat begot that In, Si abort time my mde wilt he as dark
as rpotkortr. t have elm been much gratified at the:
healthy emitters and rigor of the hair, Tid baton'
wag harsh aadiAry, and it has teased to einne al
oat as
• tufty. • Bespactfully yet* •
• 1). C. 111IPP.
Professor Wood. • '
Coml. Illino*jaw 19,1955. !
Iliare Used Pr:Swaim Wood's Hats Ratoratlreomd
bare admiral lta wonderful effeet. &ty hate was bemum
tug, aa I thought, prematurely gray, but by the um of
bls"Reatotatlea,"lt bee resumed Ita" ortgbial eolorolud
I bare no doubt, penummutly ao. '
SIDNEY BRESSR.
- • Ivilesitor trotted States. 1
- •! • ' • .
. • 04. -WOOD CO, r sortaner, U 2 Ilroulinty r N. It" , ,
• • - . and 114111arket. strn4; 4 Bl.l.onis, Idlniourl4-
1141.1 In Pnltsvlll• by J. c. C. asaderms
ii.CbMso4*, asdiff iatutedable Ihniststs noir
;Irinm - • Yob. V.
',, - PHILADkUTIA
`A MINING CHART
aMOWING the; Prop essive Develop.
ls
meta and sysissa o f Eiigtbit Mining. By Jickla
ipps. C. K. lied Profiteer of Geology. Published
god 4 IL L. MAIM?,
At Lis Slap Rat.daltigne.' n N 0.7 !Ritmo&
rowna 2l. T i rt drr.t.ttbave C .. hernsit, Ph t7addyhia.
WALL PAPER
NEW WAREHOUSE.
Baktettata & Leming, Ilfattafacturvre 46.hereettev,
WO. t 24 ARCH Street, Secorid door
.11 above Sixth, PIIILADELPIIIA—whete may be
bland the largest and hest selected stock Inaba city.
l'lMlClidnit&may bete be nem nmo d t .
ted, without the Inconveniento of looking fortbev, and
may be atatatad that they receive the 'advantage of
thift money.; LAMM)
x. . .
121 ..derA shoot, above oz.th, , 1 7 411a4dphia.:
lgirth tS7 13-3 m
JOHN STONE & SONS,
110.'41$ South Second , St., Philadelphia,
A RE now receiving their Spring im.
:41Lpoitation of Silk and Millinery Goods, coning in
pad of Fancy, Cap end Bonnet Ribbons: eAtirVkad 'tare
tem Ribbons; GI ace andrfain Mareellines, and
Florence': Black Modes French and Rnitilsh pares;
Tarlstane; Moline and Illusion !area dc. Alsw. a full
assortment of French and American Flow
emi obith they offer to the trade on tarotAie terms.
March ,111, '57 -
lip H. WARD
maarraerratz AND Daatla la I
STRAIN' fiIOODSi
.),
.Tos._77& 79 North ..Second Street,
. PHILA.DNLPLITA.
are now receiving oar Erring stock, which will
cum* se a large and dieirable araortment Mild! kinds
of Sitta will Lace Venetic ' , -
Out stock of FLOWNRS will be lantannUy!brOp th is
semen. and we would invite your special attention to
that department.' Mime tall and examine tbeMbetbre
making your purritaies. lI.AND,
Nos II A 79 North Second Street,
.Philadelphia, March 7, 'VI . ' . : 10-2 m
. BANWEILM. MECUTCHEN, .
ILL-WRIGHT and Burr Mill Stone
.111,Manutaeturer, Bole Proprietor of Johneou'S high*
approved and much . approred Smut end ;Screening Mr
chine: Improved Troia Concave Bran Duster; the Premi
um Mitchlue for Millers. . •
A Reridarcer-No. 64 Queen street, (15th Ward,) address
Kensington Post Othre. '
•
Shop—ltaydock street. below Front, Ph;ladelphis.
'Comdico Mill Stones, Mill Irons, Smut Machines, Patent
. Mill gash. Portable Wis. Stretched Belting,
Cement and Screen Wire, •
Square Media Bolting Cloths.
Feblvalaie , '57
. ..
• . SLIIPO.B & SHADES
.•. '4lr . F NM sr/ids?.'
- .131.. T. IMIT 'La taX AL. ME 113 ,
WO.. 12.1siorth Sixth Street, PHILA . ,-
II DELPHI/I, manufnctumr of Venittan Blinds. vial
vet and Gold Bordered and Painted Shades, or beautiful
-Amigos.
Buff and all Miner colors of Holland mak for shaded.
Fixtures, Trim:Magi, sc., se., wholesale and retail, at the
lowest cash piers. IfirSTOItE SIIADHS tainted to or.
der.liat B.J. W. thankful for past patronage, respect
fully solicits the public to call and examine his new and
large assortment, before purchasing elsewhere.: ,
f i e!" We Study to Beam" **,*
Vhlladelphid,March 14,'57 , 11-2 m e•-
RISING SUN
It 4:
(
AND GABS
Ctervic rj eou nna m Road , half an hour's Ate
Orme the Exchange by Onatibus: 1
ADE, Finit and Ornamental Trees,
Shristo..Plants, Boger, dc. Cultivated and for sale
In quantities to snit dealers and others, Including an ex
tensive and varied assortment of all the deairable varie
ties of the above, for Mk wholesale and retail.
. Catalogues can to had on application, gratis.
. . ; B.MAMPAT ACCI.
N. 11.—When addressed by um% direct to Rhini; Son
P. 0., Pbtladitshia. Our-stands are in the Market, Mar- .
ket street below Shall, Where orders are also received.
' .March 21'57 124 E
FILES A. RASPS,
4
101 t—CUT and made equal' o new, at
N 0.61 New street, above Second, between Race
and Wine, PHILADMIXIIIA.
Price of Re-Cutting, Per .Dosen t
In. Vat Bast'd. Ifs,lf Sound a Saw- 10. Three Square
. mlll Files. Saw Files.
10 $1 50 $1 62 3% $0 60
11 180 192 , 4 063
22 2OO ' 225 43,4 066
13 240 ' , 264 5 072
14 - 276 -. 300 53,4 0 7a
15. 310 360 6 090
16" 420 450 7: 120 ..
Hone Eases ono Inch more than ball' round files:
fifir/tll work warranted sallssrctory. A good tutort
ment of New Files constantly on hand. J.R. SHIM
March 21, '57 12•2 u
. .
CARPET.S.,
At Eldrhigefs Cheap Store.
Plediw
EING in a by•stieet, where the
store expenses are verylight. the subrerther Is tril
to sell *Vibe VERY . WEST PRICES. Po . .
visiting Philadelphia, and Wishine to buy Carpets, OR
Cloths, Battings; Ac.i w ill do well to examine the WO
assortment:of. '
Tapestry Brusels, • ,
Imperial aply, CARPE TS.
Ingrain and Venetiai, I ,
And OIL CLOTHS of all wi the in great variety: ,_
' Also, canton and Cocoa AI ATTINGS of all kinds, nitli
a large assortment of tow-PRICICD Ingrain Carpets, and
entry and Stair Carpets, Rugs, Slate, Drumts, Stair
Rod's, Rag Carpets, Cotton Carpets. Ace.; te.
R. R. ELDRIDGE,
No. 41 Strawberry at, Second door above Chesnut.
. . PHILADELPHIA.
SiirSlrawberri in the fi rst Street west of Second at.'
March VA h, '57 1.3-Stu
• .PREICIIII 111PEOVE6
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
.The only.fillver Medal,
- VET
awarded , by Agricultural
taks - liai given to this superior article, at the last
Peunsyliania State Fair, at liarrisburg, as a Fertiliser of
the best'quality for
Wheat, Corn, Oati, Oran, and Pots
raising heavy crops and greatly Improving the not . The
subscriber respectfully informs Fanners and Deal that
be isprepared to supply the Spring demand wit this
superior and well tested article.
,rirAGE'NTS WANTS D.—A liberal discount, al owed.
AI: SO .z—No. 1 PERUVIAN A MEXICAN_ 0 ANO, ,
POIIDRETTIi AND LAND PLASTER, OILS, CAN LES,
SOAP, Se., of the best quality. at !owe - id market rates.
John L. Pomeroy
Wand 10 South Wharves. below Market street,
PUILADELPIIIA--4-.
li-Tanners can load on two private alleys.and avoid
the, crowded Wharf. [March 7, '57 10.3 m
WACIBUR.TON93 . . .
nosseS Ilateiciabi..roa ISPIIMI TRADZ.
To MILLINERS. AffERCHANTS and OTHERS.
j UST RECEIVED, a - full . supply of
V• cheep and desh alga goods, the latert.Paris fashions,
of our own importation,alsofrom auction and importers,
which we offer much below the naval prices.
Bouvet Ribbons, all widtbs,.Marcellines, ' •
Genie and Crape do riorenees •
Black Velvet ;do - English Cram. . .
Plain Satin doAeroplane do
.
Plain Mantua do ' : French do • .
Glace Silks • , Bonnet Lawns
Paull de aol T ar l a t an, W ma ta 11 a co l o red
Gm d' Afrigne Joined - Blonis
Gro de Naples • Blond Laces -
Black Oro de Rhinos - Illusions and nets, -
Black Mode* ' 1 Roches and Quilling'
Black Borobasines CrOwnl Lining',
Oil Slits, etc.„ etc., RmbroldertesilloTes, Mitts and Lace
. • Goode, •
Wholiaale and Retail, . .
At: Nix leo% South---. 4 Otreet, Second Dry Goods
Stem below - Spruce . , Pisacti4fa.. l
. x , i
- March 2E, '67 ' ...I' . - 123m'
el. W. 9 6 4 1 .41Wi 1:10.‘
•
nig Steed,
Rroad and Hamilton streets, ffilladephia,
W Amen.
OOL]) ,call the attention of lan
,. Managers, and those inte.ested in Railemd,
Property,totbeirSystma rof Looosnotircßrigimei. in which
they' are adapted to the particular business for whiCh
they may he required; by the use of one, two, three or
filar pair of driving wheels;, and the use of the whole,
or so much of the weight as may be desirable for Oho
eon ; and itt accommodating them to the grades, curves,
strength bf itoperstruction,, and rail and Mork to ; be
done. By; these means the maximum useful effect of the
power is secured with the least expense for attendance,
eostef fuel, and repairs to Road and Engine. Nilth these
objects imview, and as the result of twenty-three years
practical, experience in the business by opr der for part
ner, we nianufactnrefice different kinds f Zkginet, and
several classes or sizes of each kind. Particular atten
tion pidd Ito the strength of the ntachinein the plan and
workmanship of all the details. Our long !experience
and opportunities of obtaining information !enablei us
to offer these eng nes with tbeassurance thsit. inanition
cy, economy and durability4hey will campers:favorably
with those of any other kind in use. We also furnish to
order. wheels:axles, bowling or low moor tire (to sit cen
tres without boring,) composition castings ter bearings ;
every description of Copper Sheet I on and Boiler Works;
and every article appertaining, to the repair,orr, renewal
of Locomotive Engines. i M. W. BALDWIN,
3 sullars. '57 1-ti j MATTHEW BAIRD. •
-
SAVING FUND `
r rnx
NATIONAL B AFETY TRUST CO.,
WALNUT STREET, Sdith-west
:eorneiof THIRD, Philadelphia.
(incOrporafea by Store of Penneyvania.)
Honey I% received in an,
guinilavgior small, and in.
test paid from the day of &OMB fo . the: depot with.
drawat. ' • , .
The oilh a eopen \ every dayfroca ho'clock in the morn.
ins till o'clock in the evening, and on Monday and
Thursday evenings, till 91o'clork. • 1
INTEREST FIVE PER CERT.'
All cows large or mall, ate paid back in GOLD, on
demand, without notice, to any amount.
Hon. HENRY t. BENNER, Presidient.
ROBERT SBLFIUDGE, Vice President.
Wx. J. flgge,Seeretar Y I
Directors's •
! C. Landreth Monne,
F. Carrot Brewster,
Joseph-B. Bury,
Beaty. L. Churchman,
Francis Lee.
henry L. Benner,
glilyski L. Outer;
ihibert43elfridite.
Samuel B. Ashton,
James B. Smith.
This company confines ltibusiriess entirely to the, re,
celvlng of money on Interest. The investments amount
ing to nearly
Oae- and a half MMus of Dollars!
A. per Published report of ASSETS, are made In confen
nifty with the provirions otthe charter. In REAL ES..
TATE, MORTGAGES, 01101Tha RE7.4TS. and such first
class securities, as will always ensure perfect security to
the depositors, and which eannet fail to wive rr-rmanetrey
and stability to this old and well established institution.
March 7, ''7
=arms ,3Pealast rx33.cit 4131 : 10 , asar
WHOLESALE WAREHOUSE,
Corner of Tenth-Ind Market Streets,
. • OfSco In Second Stoey, ,
PHILADELPHIA.
WE INVITE attention to our en
- larged Mock of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Lc., selected expressly for oar axles, and comprising one
of the guest assortments In the United Beat's, which we
;offer at lOW prices, for easkor approved credit.
' WE MANUFACTURE very extensively :
Premium Pure White Lead, (best,)
Kensington Pare White Lead,
pearl Snow White Lead, • .
"Melia Montagne French Zine:(best,)
Pure Snow White American Zinc... ,
Philadelphia Snow White Zinc
• • Sliver's Plastic Fire and Weatherproof Paints,
' Chrome Omens, Yellows, and celery. generally. •
AGENTS FOR a --•
Porter'S Superior Alkaline Window 01W, . •
7 ^" - Genuine Fro:th Plate Mass, (waronted,) . ~.
the Ne* Jersey Zinc Company's products, ' - = •
Tilden and Nephew's N. T. Varnishes, . •
- Brooklyn Premium Pure White Load,
Mangler" Permanent Greens. )
Pure Obib Catawba Brandy, de.,4c. . I
IMPORTERS OF: t
French and English Plate Glass, i . " - , - • t
Fretich and English Cylinder Gloss -
- *Coloisd and Engraved Window Maim, -
••• Thitwerreetype Olars„ : . .- -
~ hammered Plain Sr noon and Sip tette, . .
't Wags; Chentleids, Perri:inert; &e.. '' - • -•.'
l i
Wir tl l.4A jt ke. SCALERS IN: •.. • • -
,
1 ! : Pate era' Al i t t fr or lee a ge lt=ri llY piloti . 4 i - .: -, •• •lz • -
.. • Ilydrsulla and_Bounick Canwen, ,• : . .
" Calcined and Land Phistee.." • --!. ' '
-: raper Hater's I:Inv/Faun waitic - &;.;*e:
SRENCII. SIMIANS& 2 CO.,
' Store - W. W. an. of 'tenthand Market s!*ti.
Striney, Jiseellon' Vet Asentes, Omni and IP iilhlll
Omni ! , Indladelphis. : . . .;
- :API' 4, 'V 1 i .
• It&si
-1 - . ----_- •
PHIUDELPHIA.
1 TRUNDLE A LANDIS,
I ' . , intEsavat
•' ' •
4 1
a 1
, 0
A 0 c)
zm
2 la fc-3
0,,,....
15 0 q
.. a
gt'J
1:71 c.-• 115. -
II
"
_V` thl'M 4 c)
_ _
268' North Second street, aboiro Willow,
ve side.
PIIILA st
DELPUIA.
urember 8, ISM
1- JOHN MACEPINEDY a, co„.
I i Pith, Choose and Provision Merchants,
..cZiOS. 39 and 40 North 'Wharves, half
way between Arekand Baca stmts. PIIILADEL
., lA., . , i fp:Web 14, '57 .ll-ly
1 -"%ir ERA LEATIC_R 1_ WATHER.'
: thlY NV. OV/AiMADII, importer
'of FRENCH CALF SKINS, and general Leather
aloe, No 8 South Sd it., Philadelphia.
A general 'assortment of all bladed' Lumen, Monoceoe,
ete..ete. Uri) and OAK SOLE LEATHER.
February "a, '57 9.3 y
. _ . ._
..„" velo p gs p ea A j vi o p r A l
.it E rees p urtihe
iilfor Bottlers or Hotel•keerers. eenstantly on hand
and for sale by ANDIttIW SIeBRIDE k SON,
No. 650 North 8
,ertid Street, Philadelphia.
November 15,;'56 ' 484, -
JOHN H. ALLE_ I& 00.4
NJOS. 2bi 4 Chesn — t street, (south
.1.„1 side, below Water,) PHILADELPHIA,
(Tim OLDEST WOOD-WADE Houset_ta cas Crrr)
Manniatturers and Wholesale Dealers In PatentEla
chintrmade.Brooms, Patent. Grocred Cedarware, sean
rentea not to 'shrink, Wood Willow-Ware, Corder Brush'
es. Ac., of aillleserytions. - Please call and examine our
stock: Reiman 21, . '67 il4m
ka . ivigv-
R.RODiltk; JunO, TRUIT STORE,
No. 16 North Wharves, Philadelphia. . 1.
Leke Green Apples, Oranges, Lemons, Pine Aviles,
Bananas, Peaches, ()antelopes, Watermelons Tomato's,
Peas, Green Corn, Sweet and White Potat o es, Onions.
Turnips, Ea, (in their seasons.) put up with care, and
deepatehed on responsibitt orders. XlrFarmers' and
Dealers' produce sold on commission.
January 24.'67:+.3m
fIOYS' OLP NINO.' •
rEHE SUIIbuRIBER, would respect
pally Inform their manteronsfriends an d customersof
Si* OW County, that, their amortment of Clothing for
Young Gentlemen is much larger than ever, and they
On disposed to sell cloak. , Persons living at a distance,
have the privilege of exchanging clothing purchased at
tbtsstore, if they do not suit.
F. A. IFOTT t BROTUF.R4
272 Chestnut St., corner ofTenth, Made..
• April 22,1866 • 16.1 y
OILS 7
A OMB Ti OILS 7 q l
•
*ou c h W
s.ssia s *ouch srves, smodelphia,
TIEAhERS 1N .OIL, have just re
jILY ceived, direct from New Bedford, the following sup
ply of Oil, which they offer (or sale at the lowest market
rates:
Winter Sperm 011,3,000ga1. WinterWirhaleoll, 12,500 gal
do Blephantoil,9,ooo do Backed do do 7,000 do
Also, in store,Oreasind Oil, Pale and Brown Soap,
sperm and AdamantlneCandles.
F0b:•23,10.
NEW DRY COODS TOR SPRING OW 18611
(1-"Il
ASILIONABLE SILKS; Silk Robes,
Flounced; Black, Silks, extra gloss; Spring Dress
ees; New Spring Shawls: Brit Ith and French Chint
zes; Lawn and Lawn 'lobes; Shawls, of the newest
fashions; gtaple Liners. Goods: Blemkets, Quilts, Damask
.Tahle Cloths, Napkias,'&c. Gentlemen's Wear. and full
stock of goods for Boys' Clothing. Bargains dally re,
calved from New York and Philadelphia auctions.
Wholesale buyers are Invited to give us an early ea
Ems * LANDELL, 4th & Arch eta, Philadelphia.
,a3-Terms, net cash, and prices low.
February V, '57
VTO FOUNDITAIEN, idACISTRIM ik, 912.1318.
APURVES, N.- E: corner ,Sout4
. and Penn Sta.,,Pbiladelphig fnr
nishes ingot copper:end btafot, pig iron,
sheet Iron, sotders, fire bricks, port a ble ier
gcs,speiter.blocit tin, lead,foundry mould.
bags, facings, crucibles, antimony, babbitt metal, nnd
of all kinds, brass, old copper, Lc,. de. lie is also mini
er in wrought and east scrap iron and other metals. It
. is bis desirit to accommodate machinists and others at a
distance nem the city, by furnishing any article they
may want In their business. Articles not mentioned in
the above will be procured told forward, d. Any inquiry
in the above line NV ill be promptly enswered.
A. Plll/VE.9,
,N. L_'. corner South and Penn streets.
February 14,'67 . 7-
ILt. PAPER & WINDQW.; ?MH
L. IbAACS &,.. isßuTttEtt, No.
• 133 North second street, below . Race, Plitladd
II
Having eetnpletad their large assortment of the abate
'floods for Spring and Summer Trade, could respectfully
Invite the attention of purehagers to Idle SWIM Their
stock, km beauty, cheapness and variety cannot bestir.
passed. They have constantly on hand • every deserfp.
ttoor of Gold and Painted Shades, Hair Holland', and
Sbide Fixtures, Wail Papers. Curtains. Fire Board
Prints, Borders, &c., all of which they offer at lowerrates
than can be had at any other establishment. Call and
esiunlue. J. L. ISAACS Alllto.,
-, ! 133 North Second street, below Rao..
February 25, '&7 -94 m
LIGHT! •
Great Bargains to titre Trade.
THE .SUBSCRIBERS respectfully
Follett their Friends sod the Public In general, to
nd examine for themselves„ our stock of the latest
styles of ..
.". GAB FIXTURES,k 't
Chandeliers, Pendants. and Brackets of ma
beautriht
finish. fancy and plain; also, Pine Oil. Plaid. and Lard
LAMPB.9trandoles.Parlor Lamps,Olobes, Vases, kc., lee.,
Lainp Clip ndellers Brackets and Pendants.. Where over
LIGHT is 1r antedore will supply It at Short notiee4 l 4 l 4 l l B
or Oas Flttures, at large per centage In favor of buyers.
l ILLIBRIOR A 11011611M1,
Store, N 0.321 (late 221) North SECOND Silva.
Factory, Meteor r.t.., near Norris, above Vine PUILAWA.
, April 11, '67 ~. 16411
OFARIIIfgRe
F THIS - NEIGHBORHQOD, can
supply themselves for their SPRING L.;;;-. 4
CROPS, with • r.
Leinan's Pure-Bone Dust,
Super Phosphate of Lime, it 140 per ton,
Nttrogened Phosphate ofi, Ume, 5t1159,5•
•' American Fertilizer, at S2S per ton.
These Fertilizers are composed of reliable Chemical el
ements, abounding in Pot Ash. *e4 •theyihave received
the diplomas of four Stem viz : New Jeesey.New York,
Pennsvivants and Delaware. Also for Ole. GUANO , all
kinds, POUDRETTE. Ac. Country produce received in
payment for the above, at market rates, or drafts on
good houses, or cash registered with orders. promptly at
tended t 4 GEORGE A. LEINAU, (Proprietor,)
"New PlretProof Store," No. 19 South PRONT street.. •
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
14113
Yebruary 28, '57
Dry Goods Cheap Dor Cash!
KELLEY £ BROWN,
North SECOND Street, Phitado/pitio,
NE on hand a full' assortmenLof,
ipring and Summer DRY G031)9, comprising In
.up. u.. boiled Alpaccas, : .Cloths.
Black Silks,. lisregesr Cassimeres,
Ducats, Lawns, ' Vestings„. -
Madonnas, Gingham., Gambrostm,
Poplins; . Prints, Drillings,' ..
ern,Was: ' . Brilliants, CoMyriads&
Mous de Lain* , :. Linens, . Counterpanes,
Cittalli do Rieslings, Table *rem, ..
Stalls Shawls, 1 Starlings, Piano do
Palm do Ticking., Parasols.
Thibet do Damask, Flannels, I
klantillas. i ' Napkins, hosiery, itc.
i 40E - 440, Brflis' wear in great rariety., — at
Our goods being bought and sold exclusively for CASH
enables ns to distance all competitors. . I,
Purchasers charged but a small alliance on auction
eost, no goods misrepresented, and no abatement in
prices. 1 : KELLEY k nitowx.
N 0.13 North SECOND Street, above Market,
i -March 28. 'ST 3.us . 'Philadelphia.
MUSIC PUBLISHING HOUSE.
ii---, ~.. LEE -t WALKER, Suceearors to GEO.
US %C
MA WILLIG. No.lBo Chesnut street, un
doe tho Utah Ilona.. Philadelphia, are
constantly publishing the latest Me.
me,from the most popular Authorsln the United States,
In a style that will tie with any Issued at any other
house, either lu this conn fry 'or Europe.
They have also the pleasure I o announce to the pthlie
that:their Stock of Sheet Mast.: unhand, consists of the
largest and most complete assorttrent to be found in the
country:they are constantly adding to their stock all the
New Horde published in New York. Boston, te.
They also publishseyeral Instruction llooks,which are
Ingernentl nse throughout the country. , -• ' .
PIANOS —A tine assortment of the hestmanafacturere
of New Yak and Boston, at the lowest cheap prices.
. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
- Also, generalassortment of Oultais,
Flutes. A erordeons. &e., Violin,Gnitar and Hai p Strings,
of the beat Italian qualities, allot' which will b. fr►uieh•
ed to the public and tho tradd at tho lowest rates.
Order* punctually attended tn..
air All Leek Walker's Made anakPubllcatieno. can toe
obtained at It IiAN.NAS'e Ovc adirMu.ie ctr re. Vette.
villa.
Philadeinbia. Feb. 4, ts
_ - -
Co s E
_R4:ll , l c
r liti e P r
s lf
r T es E e l?F i.a l. tr e E n . o.
OU
flee of farmers and °the interested, the above ar•
t e The excellency of our p eparat lon has been in well
knows for many years past, t • two deem It onneeeaorary
to say ninth in respect to its rrits. but merely remark
' that during a long series or ye rs. lle ' , why and value
as a allaralant for the grow log p. and as II
PERMANEN MANURE
Hari beendhoronghly established. •
Our Super .1' hovpltisie of Lime is not changed to its
character every searon. but Is what it purports to he, uni
form to lie chemical constituents, nod la retied upon as
the seer Fearful= nr rat no
CORN, OATS, WHEAT,_ POTATOES, GRASS,
And other mops requiring at 17,orousind lasting manure.
Pampblets describing it, and the mode of apptytng
can be bad gratuitously at our 'WTI, or by mall when
desired.
CAITTION.—Ite particular to observe that every 'barrel
of our article has oar names and that of ltitts cE Klett
branded on the head. This (button Is rendered necessa:`;
Ty. as there are an many articles of doubtful treble sold, '
under the came of &per Phosphate of Lint, as to saw
load those who are unacqualnted with the value of a
• ' GENUIPIE ARTICLE,
Brio Itifs per 200014. (2% ants, per 1t..)
A Ilberardeduttlon made to DRAL,tace.
bluro last fall there has been Imported but one orris
hr of the. celebrated
I,3atifit Qccan 1 Guano,
wbkh we otter fur tale In Fria)! lota.
- - .VI AIL 'MANUS.% .
. A simly of this valuable article for Ado.
PH/xi:Apr, WOO lbs. (11;', cent per lb.) •
so. i Government Peruvian Guano
Yoe West the loweit rates , .
Anrrhe tooling .Apricuilarol Journey and Nfrespa
pert are regularly flea at cur office for the us of Aro
' :' .MEN 81, NEEDLES,
No. SS South illuirm; iumi 35 South Water it.,
.. Tinvi-etaini there Chnnast street, l'hiledilebia.
airifinods as be laidetat either front of our Ware
louses._ Vacuum are recommended, to drive to Water
striertaid avoid the a:evaded' *hut Ample facilities
are sikarded in loading / ni and attending to the
'ho IT 04 ..'ra ses: ._... . t elautry Td. or
• •
l A L'y
V - C O U lOW
GRABS Arn GAILDu SEEDB, nal?
Agricultural linplensents t 4k.w. •
t other
TILE subscriber will keep
on hand Clover, 'timothy and otherOrass
assets. White.Ciorer and Lawn OlSial
seeds, with Emden and Sold ssisia, srb 'no
,tit war r antto be &soh asppod. Ho win also racers
orde . n i ir4V e r a fruit ( l trna, (warranted to be what'
t,, • . rt. resontod. 'ikricattaml implements, At.. an
^sir it tsa furnished at manutarturms' prices
. . ..N and tress sold by the subscribes are ilitiertt4
wi , great cars. only from growers of repotation and
standing. lie does not deed In seeds procured premium.
ousiy In (be market, from those who sell cheap, without
regard to the character of the seed sad. liar does" he.
porrhaseMasell seeds wrown promiscuously in smalrna t .
dens. where their too close proximity deteriorates their
blunt,. particularly those of the IMMO merles,: This is
an important consideration to those who purchase Tither"
seeds or fruit trees. Yoe tuxes de.; send In okays early
to_ 11 4 11.NiA3SIN HASSAS.
_
AORICOLTUItAL MIL •
Gen. Vivanco.has decried the free exportation
of guanci,from the Chine/us Islands to. the Ua ttsd
States.--E. B. Baker, of Wabash ,eiiinty,
wwis, will plant ;twenty-figs: acres of chiuns
gar cann.this season, and try to make , sapr and
molasses ettou* 1)
to supply hil.io,. bin Kroh,
of the same county, stais that he will mannfac.
tore, frog one acre, live°;hundred gallons of me.
lasses, at a cost ipt ten cents a gallon, superior to
any manufactured in the South.--The Preach
Emperor has six very fine Ametican horses, ,two
of, which be drives himself.—The Billsbore
(III.) //staid says that peonies Inthat region
promise an abundant crop. The bu ds' are alive
In all the country around there.--All fiat seeds
should be sown edgewise, for if laid flak on the
ground they aro apt to rot; and if this Wafer.
no does i not befall them they d 0 not irermi•
nate so readily.- This , iccennts for failures
amongst.gaurds, melons and cocumbers.--Tobse.
so seed is very scarce in Missouri. The new
plants were killed by the Trost, and hence Magee.
era! inquiry for more. seed. rivedollan • spoon.
r fof has been offered for the seed,:---Mr. Stela",
of Cynthiana, lty., has lock one hundred -and
fifty chickens from
,cholera. -L---R. M. Chandler,
of Ludlow, owns a cow which, on the 12t1r Jolt,
dropped a Calf weighiqg one hundred and thirty
three ponnds.--E. C. Kellogg, of Hartford, hue
succeeded, inbreeding trout in.his cellar. Ile
follows the prescribed rules in regard-to the Man
agement of the eggs, and Jai; got a large number
ready for a snore extended sphere of life.—E.
W. Clark, of Skaneateles, N. Y., considers heel
more profitable than any other stock. From four
hundred he clearedin one year $204, and it die,
cud his steak. watt worth a third more than et the
commenotnient.—Mrs. Kimball, of ilaverbill,
N. 11., made, from Jane 8, 1858, to Feb. 22, 1851,
from four "cows, 906 pounds of butter, mins
meantime ail the milk necessary for a small - lam
sly.--In 1855, two towns in St. Josephircooaty
Mich., rondo 25,000 pounds of the oil of pepper
mint, which brought in the New York market $:
&Round, •An acre produces from eight to weir
pfitinds.---The highest price paid for tobacco
this Nashville, Tenn., market, for twenty-ca
-1-, •
Years; was recentli paid for three hogsheads. I
averaged a little over $lO 50 per hundred.
MAPLE SVOATL—The total product of map
sugar in the United States, according to the cei
sus 0f.1850, - was 34,253,436 lbs., valued at $1
712,671, more than one-twelfth of the value of ti
cane sugar product. This valuation, however,
at the rate of five cents a pound, which is on
about one-ba/1\ thij'averap market price. Ti
quantify of molasses manufactured is also von
considerable. The two largest alephe growl ,
states am New York and Vermont, 4.1
dared upwards of ten and a quarter - stud six a
a quarter millions or pounds, respectively. 7
ati l t 'hirghet are Ohio, ,Indiana, Welkin; pet
spirants aroklarginiall the sta4r, with
exception oe;peleirare, Florida,
Texas, are producets.to a greater or less extra
From present ind‘tions, the quantity of
ple sugar and risOlaSses made. this'year will
greater thaniever before. The high price of
-me, of all gratis. baa atimulatieditta manufart
and there seems to be a fair prospect that the
duct, tbls'year;will be upwards of fifty mill
pounds. At present prices, (12 cents a poitiall
$1 a gallon,) the product will be worth not:
thati:s7,ooo,ooo.,
HENS ABM Zoos.—The following statemea
communicated to the Bo'itinf TeeiHiseript : '
For several very petit I hare spent a few w
of the latter part of August on the Kam
river, fa 31drne.! The lady with' whom I stc
Is* b I t i ghly . accomplished, And intelligent I
wife. She supports a "hermery," and 'from
derivtd my information in this matter. Sb
me that for many years she bad been In the
of adteintiteritig to her hens with their .co
food atithe rule of A tiIIATOODM of talent
r • •
perpach alternate day to a dozen o f her, tc
List season when i wasi With her, each is
she brought in teed eor fourteen eggs,
hat Sixteen bens in aIL She again and sp
Perienced .in the tter r by omitting to fel
•
of Cayenne for t o or three days. The
iiiiißce !misriably as that her . product]
I off ta fire or x per day. 'lle smile e
Nog the Capin • , is produced in winter
as in summer. '
,PLAXTING Kra • 'BILIIP on Damn( Cow
I. lr,
var ty reqnirea no •" • are . .. ent lin
kind bat la to be Planted and evilly**
siiiie manner. The chief excellence alai
it is, that it grows rapidly, sod Comes to
maturitY4,lt is valuable for patting I
where otheo' varieties have failed to tot
have been tiestroyed, as it FM overtake i
groWing neighbore. Iluf, when seed
"saved, ft should be etotirel separated fr
kinds—nut even in an adj icing field, ft
rieties of earn readily ore s with each otl
as
it'also be kept in mind tit; t the Mug P
ro
duces bat a /roan staik t NI that the I
be nearer ilgether• if a ''
'ION is
Three feet rows, with th lints two au,d I
aptirt in the row, will give ample room.
erg where but a few kernel,: are put o
fttinre seed, it is wet to give them pleat,
luipts.
A my:zoo of preserving iron gas re
been resorted to. This'is effected' by
Covering the retort with wire gauze,
ling the meshes thereof with repeats
mortar, prepared by mixing in use
borax 4 sharp rand, and water. Wbri
coating should be glaied with a mixt
soda or Potash, 'Melees sand, and lith
equal parte, mixed with as much w
"give the preparation the consistency
The glossing should be applied to the
well as external of the retort. 7 •
estop's .I)avisan .1111 TZRIIAPIX/ 1 . -
large, tea obickon ; when done, at
Warm, cuili r from the bones into em
fur chicken salad; put it into a. stew
gill of boiling water; then Itir 0
perfectly smooth, onaquarter of a )
ter, one teaspoonful of floor, and the
egg, which addAck the chicken, be
stirrinvill well togetherigen seal
and, po per. After letting it Ilitilin
t.i,
minutes add half a golluo of Made
iand to able hot. 4
''
• ?IC et,V."—Make avw
o, as
with Sao and better, in the proper
good tab spgafuleof butter or lax
flour; e a:lioall'piere.of this doe
Out very thief on tie paste Feud;
with butter al,f.brown Fuger mixed
up very tight, and cut the toil into Fq
to that each cake will nut be mute
long. Bake the rolled pieces on I
They 'are delicious, especially when
PORK AYE, BILVIL-Suuk, user
of dried beans, well warted, sna
boil in three quarts of water, ait
of pickled rot' ;When about
beane into a deep di.b, and the poi
with belt a pint of eater, bake
oven till the beans ore thorvugh l
they ar dry, add more of the Cal
Timer:L-111311a quarter of
ham; hop it smelt, whh tholu
well betitenibelf an puneo'' of bu
&populate of ereanititnl a little.:
over the fire till it tbleken.l, and!
toast with the creel bff. , (inist
Ir,bas recently beim won-tale(
leaf sugar, mixed with eillpked
glutinous substance; tr)tieb, war
like gun cellos,.
par nietches sl
dant stets.,
AL r
use la ease ut
Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive

The miners' journal, and Pottsville general advertiser. (Pottsville, Pa.) 1837-1869, February 21, 1857, Image 2

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

Pennsylvania Newspaper Archive
